58 100 60591 https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2201b2bdb5d9f802fc69599baef97c6e.pdf 4ecabccede2a7202b3ad3bf8a4ec131f PDF Text Text -J, . Buffalo's arts and music weekly ~/___P____R_____o_____o_________G_____A____L__ sun • FREE j ' Romeo Void • James Brown • Psychedelic Furs • Susan Slack • Peter Gabriel • - . ~Q �I I I I rJJY 10 ancKEN WIN35 FeR 100LLNt I I GET lD MORE FREE~f! I I GOOD SUN..'11.1ES..~.AF1ER s:oom. I .. :wmr136vW.AGE RXRCHASe I ~11 /15/82 I lnnardo 1 Cover Money problems In the Theater Olotrtct; closing ol the Allandale an4 the Schuper; Ros Magortan and)ocal foil<.. OIUIS ~ 6 Mualc The Ceptatn with t he heart exposed WED.FRL•SAT. e Arctlltec:tura....rtvlew A look at the Prudential building 9=00!M-1000PM!! .'-!~~~~~~~~ 7 Ltlerary-WOilfs readings by Bill and Charles Palau; and Rykt IZ..c:keJ'mstn; Jessica Hagedorn '- • Prodigal Sun SN~1N2 Votwne1 H~nt.t 10 Ath.'O..tdtl MMtWI AnlttMi AtteJM Fa~ , . .1111Nal'8o0 SChoOley MlltJc/TOI'If GI.,.OI ~~FI~ CM'~!CftutF ~ A"OhcfOt'I'O.avkiMa<wtt l - -ll$otll<koodcNid luiMHt M~ tc:hHI SNttwt u.4CoM~~tNtodMiehael evra.oeo - · ~tonCMcly l.ovghlln ~wCIOII Mu.~Nill.~lioNL.evtlt eon •.., Adw. l"rocfuc-WMIKI"') Dewald TM hod;pal Sutt ll • ~fcalbt of TIN $PKUWJt 51~1 .-.,locltt<al. fnc.. • M t1 lfP'IMftliCI for f\IUOn.al ~V.rti iii'IO by Communlc.auons and Advertising Sl~kH 10 Studenls. Inc.. Cl,c.utatlon awagt, 20.000 The Sgeeu um oftlc•1 ate toc:attG In IC Baldr HtU, Stale Unlver•hy of Hew VOl~ Jl 8ullai.01 8uf!ato. New YDfk U2tl0 fele"nona: (718)63&-2.468. Cooyttghl 1082 BulltiO, N,Y. The S~uum Student PtriOdAc.al, Inc:. tcUtorttJ I)Ot~etl s determlnfid 0)' tho M i torfal bottd. ,..puDIIctflons ot an_y m ttt.tr M~Jn without e)lpresa c.onaenl or tht ect!IOtltii:IOIIG 11 a1f5oUy fOIOICk»n , , . $tlftttUM IS ,rlntt<l 0y &JI/110 N.,•• ,.,.., Inc.. r37tJ Sr. s.n.c. &JUito. NY Ptodigll SU(J IIIUSttatton· Mlehael BoychucJ< Prodlg•l Sun Hlus1taUotL Aekt Blown Pllooo seoo Flsnet Address couespondence to: Prodigal Sun 14 S.ldy Hall SUNY at Buffalo Buffalo, NY 14260 All contributions are more than welcome, but the publisher dOe not assume responslblllry for unsolicited materials and will returnonly those accompenled by a stamped, self-addressed envelope, �Art for art's sake; money, for god's sake - - - - -- - --liY Bob Schooley The economv? It's squeezing the Theater District tlarmlst, n I. • ptuaon whO tetJds to,,.. allttns, •s c•l•mlft.s. Ot•~"•gg•r•rlnq d•ngt~rfi. propM.yfng ••• T he attt seen• In 8utlal0 ts l4't e&nQtl, lt'IO whllt II Ia no1 yet ume for at~y Ptul ~tres to gallop ftanllclllly I~!OIIg~ ltle nlgnt, tht worcl muat t'levertheleB be spread. Many, of t.oUt'St, reeognlt.e the bind chat \vtot&H' Ney York Ia ll': ottlc-lal unemployment ot OYOt 12 pareent, numerous bualnen closings ana the fagt that each weok over 600 laid off worklfl use up the lnt o t tntlr unemployment bonttfltt art diamat bill- of knowledge that are dllflcull. If not !mpoaslbte. to iQI\Ore Ano. of t:®rse. ctub.s, U'tatet, movl4hDUHI T he doort to the Allendate Mov._ TMa1re. 200 Allan Street, ond lha Schuper HouJt, t802 Nlagere Stroet, are locked. No movies, no Pll'f&, no banda, no poets, nothing. The two nnuas na\fo-or fllhlf. had-a number of 1hinga In common. Thoy both ••pportod underdogt: l~o Allendale movies aboUI ~omosetrue11 and Australian Ulmaj the Scnuper oeople like tflc Andaraof'l and Oarthwalle, Hawldna and Sortets. and tk'*lmontl " ' ' ' Bad Poem a... Both Venun' manager a view theJf 010 bullnnaes • • ''aJiatniltt\le" Of(lllnftatMml·; tor oeopiO """'d•cln, nt Into 1/M Continental ot tho ex.c"u..... fCH peopte wt)o .seemeo to han~ a com~ set or vatuu and belie's. Ana no•. bOt, placet are CIOMd Some of tne ltostcn between Screen Slatef'l ana the landlotd aroa.e ttom the dlnrae bookings Eoctlce was maklno, whJie aome ot U surety <11me about bKfluJo thl) theater went througtl sever•l 11 llnanclal dry apelll", Eodico lolo theSun "Thera ate tlmoa wnen 1 felt not enougll oeoule wo•e .Jupporung the lfltater - lhlt was sometimes due 10 tne film, ot l"eoauve rovleWt, 11'\d the fact thai II Wit "-ver warm lnslda (though hut bllls froquonlly coli ftOOO)" Stle Kten11tled Wttn folks who r~n ttM now41tunct ~:~~:!~~~~~~:·~.:~ ::':!" llft.anetal Pf'Obtems. "'1\'e ~ar!_'lt<t a tot ChOUQrt l1 wu a gr•al ~lr ,,.,. ... Sere~ ~ttera Inc, I• nowcwer. far ftom 4oad The StOlt "Sc't•n Slater•,. al 100 EJmwood Ia ttlll open. Ail manl"er ot movie ptraphernalla Ia available there In addUion Eodlc:els contemplating oponlr1o a •1 16 mm club" that would show various obscuro ~~ond t-.sser known I Uma. Mora on that rn tho tuturtl. .A• lor #Itt Allend•'•· whtn end If U rtoPIM. II wilt po''""•' "'•'I oe ., 1 tnfHt convenuo,,t meater: Us fH t•l( une r plor~ Ami lllat re•Jit> 1.!1 1 li/JI.tnl ana tn.t like 111 itteUng n•e nne11clat saueell. tt'!e rfpples Cftltoel bt the ''re«U'on·• have begi.in to nev-e a serloua tlfect on lhe anaautM:utturt 11 recent ' e:K>fn on 1.1\t HlstorN:.-1 Soc:.tery and ,,. Buffalo Pr\UhiUTMM'HC OrcMsua tnd&cate Go\letnment oral\ta are being reduceo ana oatronag• 11 Oown Q, lht l"eattr lroot. tl'ie Sludlo Attna Theatre. ttle tarao•r In IOWf\, has IO.St fl'O!lOy in 3 ol ftl lUI 41 seaton a tnO has been lorcoa to meke large cute In &atary and oth11 areas. Anlstlc OltMIOt Dl¥1d FranK told the Prodigal Sun that " The loss of prlvtle foundation monl1t1 - Ford and Rockerfeller - nu hurt the moat" so tat: drop! fn ellendance and tne oues1 thtl ''nut ye1r we'n probabty Jtart to IHI the ~st In goYtmment lunc:J1f1Q. •• are tesa then te.t.ttuling Ftenk Nkf lftat In the 1961>$ and '101 "'••••'• founa f.,;nolng e.asy to come by anc~ "'' Quatu 7 o1 tog.onal lheatllf'l, rose ac:cOtdlngty Now tnlt money tt acarc:e 11 tt was In the '.tO$. lhoatera face IM uflwtk:omt tnk ot reducing 111tf and aatartH while trytng to proouce the nme high Quality works. ''That •s "''challenge of tho '80s fOf '"eat~r :· Meonwhlle the 8uHJio Entenalnmtnl Theater tBETl naa been .-uftOfing It om very I)OQr •ttenoenct despite the fact lhlt their coason opener The Fuhrtr BUMter was an ex~lllng and ambitious effon u Ia Ihe curret'll otferlng, Mlu Mtrp ~rld•~ Way Artistic OlrtctOf Gary Ftaher told the Sun ·•tne tneatet,a been •uuogllng and aurvtvlng hom montn to montn alnce Ita lf'Ce~tltOft .. Needing an audience of on•y lOfty flwe ro btea.k ...,.,. - ··rr.o«.tgtt tt'i.a1 nufTlber fluctual . . diPII\dln.Q on pr()QucUon end oth., vlffiDIU. ·• - I he smatl tneater trequer.1ly ~~able to drtw ll'ttl mtnlscu"- nu-mbl,r, Why? Not e"ouon Publlc:lt"? Pubtlc •nduteren.c• to tho ettons ot a small piAynouae? PtJbllc. povefty? Feat of "nperlmentll.. theater? Whatever thtt reason. the BET aoema cto.se to the twin~: without more public support, more uatrons. the Thuter Olstticl wnt be one leas. Allenda le MIChele Eocllce, who monaged tne AltandoiO lor l~o Pitt yeat. was appalled iiiiM etumbttng conoiUon ot sn. t,... buUdJ ~ uk.ed ll'ts owner lo tectalr IM lnk1. unsafe toof. 1.1110flg ot.hlf thing•. Her own.,, eilhet Meau. . ~ coukJn.·t aHotd fl and wu 11fu.Hd loen.s Of beCIUM ne slm~y preferrec not 10, mad«~ no repairs Btfort turning to the lan.atorcJ. EOdlce ett1lmpted to aac:ure loans hataelf• after ell. tl'le building '• listed 1n the N ationAl Reglaler ol Hlatorlc Bullolngs nocausu ot lis design and history-the Allendale wu 1 vaudeville pateee l)ack w·h en n opened In 1Ch3. Slpoe she wasn't the owner -ahe eouktn'l get a toan. The ro&ull of I his failure: 10 mal(e the majOr suuctural fep.a.lrs MCeSSIJ'Y on tne cool wu ttl at ~and her organlliUon. SctHn s-sters tnc_, could no ~ OOI 14~1Uy lnsutance, WlthOut WI\ lett anyone who •njurld themselves on ,..,. Pf~fly wcukl have bun ab5e to su-e Screen Staletl tor large tuma of money Without tiabUfty inaw&nee the vark)vt permi1s necessary tor the tegal operauon ot ltle ltltater- could not be reneweo. BaNd on the 1ac1 rhat tho llndford hiid done virtually no rtPIIr work on the Allendale In tl'le el.- ye•r• tnt had owned n Eodlco and Scrotn Slatara surmised ne would nor make the repalrt demanded b~ the bulldll'lg 11'\tpectora, now. either; 10 inatoad ot wasting money on rent fo, • building th41y could not use, Scteen Sllftra ended t~lr retallonshlp with lhe AUendale's owner. A.a 11 t"•' ~appans, Eodfoo Pfllet111'y \ID t~ QU<!ue<l cotroclly: ltle bUilding It Slkt Schuper Janice Bates owned and operated lt'Ht 5chuper House, Sno naa A sfmple answer aa to why the bar shut down: " I ta.n out of money." She told the Prodigal Surr " Aiterflt1ivo placos lltca the Allendale and the Greef'\fleld {INI the Schuper-everyt>ody w ants 10 nave tnem around but they OI'Uy 90 ll'\ert once eve()' air months Go to the Altendate even u you oon~ Ul<e cne tllm; don't bltef'l and moan 0\lef lhe ptiU of lbe tlc;kol and the pck:e ol tM popeotn The n'\011 people Ihat ~. Ihe Cl\taper 10u can dO tl'\tngL I needed mote regular I .. But I realty enjOyed th.e sc-ene-1 00\ uemeNJOva support lrom ltle local muslelons; .. ,.n n got llghl they'd come In and do berlefils Bandt like Pautlna and lht Peflll and the Etemenls baa'cally atar1ICI out there (at the Schupet). AJ'Id then when lhey wenr on to.becomo well known they came bltk to play and didn't try and charge me tho hliJhB( u larl11 thay were rnaklng 11 lhe colleges " Batea went on to say *•I'd like to iet mus~l an• wa<klng togtlhar; Ilk• BCMK (Buffalo Colftgt ol Mut1cal Knowledge)." Wnlch raises an tnlffttHno U<Hnl For 1 ltl¥ months prkW" to lne ctoalng. IM ~aJ collectfVety-tun. ttc:Ofd label•no Belet hl4 entngeG • BCMII AII.Star nlglll lhal would Showcuo .orne ot ltts • tham• to .s-Hih4 1/l~•t., go OM Of'"' t.Jl Wlltlgts oltft• ..gr•noll* circuli, the Allt"d'''· tor •II II• muatlht.IS lmoldln•srt); t'rudetl • c.rtaln cJJarmlng, comlot,bl• ambfe,c•l and had the potentltl to lHI an lmporl•nt p1rl of the Allentown IC~tl. M•nagtr ~lcl'lele Eoctlce, of Scrtren SIJUJrJ Inc,, 'WII •wtre ol tt••r polenN•I. end mltde •n 1/lorl lo open tht 1/'ltlttt.tl to mor. thin /ut i 111m•. In A.Dr/1, tho Aflthdlll ,_ctmt the home oltht Bulttlo Thtlltft Colhtctlve'a ~Jetrakm ol Sam Shtpatd., pity The Toolb of Cffme) wflkll ltatutfld an Ot'flnal $CCW. ~O{mtd IIW by Paulllle and the Penta. It was the alte of ••~•I oilier ltw1 musiC ~rlormancea tltls )'ttr. the t.sl of wMc~ ,.., IM T/g~l PeniS Oance ·n, ltatiJIII'fg tilt £1ement6, th• JetStmJ, The Petfla, and MOn. tour of'"' bUt rtew.mutlc diJtC. HrKia Ht Bullfto. The 111m programming One ol lht brrghl spoiS of tho Dlalrlcllhll yaar ~·• bMn Etlca wo~l'o Cobarel 650, w~t cn dObult<l wllh a well rettlved veralon of A CDup/t White Cfllckl Slrllnl/ ~roUI!d Telklng . Unfortunately, dill to bUilding coc1t violations (pu.-teldy polntt<l oul to 1~• Building lntpeclata by one ol the nelg~bOtlniJ ttleltttl) C.batet fS60 nos_, podk>ckocl whlla Wont Wtl$ wen CIJOSOit •nd unuiUII; 100. lndeMJ. the lut tJim enown thll• _,.• .,, f The closing of the Allendale and the Schuper House bell•v•, tht Cluh docum1n11ry Aude Bo}l, rite ctty belote the Cluh·Bath In the !.tedium,· • Wm that prOblbly no othll au1a theater would &how, tor I tar ol t dtllructlv• audlenctt, or no •udltnte ' ' 111 Ont ot Eodlce•a favorite memories o f her year 11 manege1 was the '"Bolter BaU' ~ In Match; tt was a spoof on old Balls-a big party wHh IIYa mutlc and dancing, 111m and foocl. Thtoe nundtt<l poopte lhow«< up, _,.or Ihem all " ' - up. The.re was even a belly !Hnc:ef." Eodlce Mddenec:J as sr.. lhougl'tt of othtt id1u 1M wanted 10 uy, Including poetry and a rtP*ttOry lheatet . The COD'Imunlty waa flJst beginning to blteomelnvolvtd with tne the~1er, too. COmmunity (porograpna In llallo wrlllen by 00ffndan Kofl!la) groupa •howed films theta to ratae funde; otneta ware n avtno moettno.a tt\ere dur1no the off houra. &Cftmot.. tor tundt to ma'• IM IWICeiNfY repalll. WN<:h btlngl uo to 1- t~ bandt (Ill toeef I(KIIVIdual.s ana oro~, one.- • month.. provk11~ 10me moen needed e• oosure in tnls 1»\ftr·blnds.-only·lrt·mY•blr town That•s a fine eJ(ample or wna1 J•nlce Bi-tes• Schuper Hcxtse was abOut The building Ia now In the process ol being sold ·•u aomtt tat cat who dug whal t'd beon doing eemt akJng and g•ve fl'le $10,000, I 'd gel I hit I)IICO going •oalnl "II Wit . ort&.llhtee years Don't feel torrv tor,, endlng-tv&rythlng's ephemeral. SOmetnlng wUI pop up (1o ttPI&eelt).. SomeooGy,tl come aJong Who'll gl\11 everybody In ,,. city • hoe rid• It wu II Sleet."' g,.., wttlk! u Meanwhile, some good news from the folk front n the mldal of alll~ls doom and gloom, ckJ1Inga and financial difficulties, wo nood some poaltl\11 words, And there are aome. quite a tew 11 a manet ot fact, FOr out p~~tpoMt we'll locul on the local t~k .scene. Soturdly, Oclol>tlr 23, Frlonda of Flckllera O...• I aonv•. d4llghlt<l a room lull ol I>IQPlo ..un atorles, roett, blwdy Jokn and a tandy opf(ll lhat'l ao upllntnv alld-data 1 s.y 11?- tvn, They meatldort<l on 111ge and Tam, WhO ela:Jrrts that dw.,- wotk r•41 Job, llkl .. ,, may be &hit 10 you bu1 ll'a tKtld and It,,, b~lltt to me,tt They're 1 motley aevon.man grovp, lhollgb 11'111 night ona o t them wat In Ntwtound laod~ o- MEANWHILE pogo 4 Frlcley I H.....;,.. lMl·. The S-lrurnt....l;oo $l1n 3 �(BFFM) lrequenlly present tho musicians they t>rlng to town. The next concert put on by the will b& Margaret Maear1hUf who performs tradltJona folk aoftOI With dok::lmer, gultat and lap l'larpa.: opening will 1>11 Trinity who porfonn traditional lrl•h songs and tunu., aceotdlno to BFFM•i'Cornella Uvety (and lcxdl ain't that a great namel) T'he ahow takeJ plaa. Weontlday, Nov, 10 ot 8.'00 p m, In tho ChurCh: tickets oro $4.00 for the public and 53.50 lor BFFM member&. Meanwhile orour • contlnured from page 3 '"that's wnera M went when he heard we wott 90'ng to Buffalo," crooked T0111, tht ~odet (at lout In term.s ot repa,ee and ahHf' outk,). Moat of ttwtm hall from Scotland, thoug·h tMre was a Torontontan and a londlnlan. Now based In Toronto they've been heft ......, tlmn plaVIft11 1holr ¥0ftlona oltrldlllonol tunes from tho length ond t>rto~lh oltho Brlllth Illes, lrom drlnldng a ca-lla dill let to oultl ttndor t>ollads foatunng thO IOYtly lntt<Pioy ol WblsUe, guitar, lldole, and occulonally, concOfllno and mtrMJolln. or Ihe """"of lht uUeann P'(pes. lrtth ~tin of thO $c<>tltsh.,_QIIfi>O Due to the FlddiO<s Green pltyoro trylf111 to comp&f\sate tOf thelf absent mat' du. to the relaxed aJmospMre and due to a lack of vlrtuo10s, the ahow had lis flaws but the bancfa htendl1ness lnd ob'ltOut de:tlgtu •n their craU won-over thoe roornru1 ol Pft01)te Now, thO Buffalo Frltncls ol FOI~ Music Ia 1 - y--old oOIIecUvo, which lnc:ludeS Ros Mogorlan whO's eomething of a tegend rteteab0Ul5. SM ran tn• coflee.ho\.tse '" the Greenfle•d StrMt Rn11urant fOf about alx-and-a.nalt tuts. gtve or t•k• tna occuJonat rew month..l when ltle vegatarlan eatery cto.Hd d0¥tn l>eoauso of l ook of funds one! so fOil h. Sulferlng lrO<n t~ ... 1t~tl'¥e"' ertsis Janic-e Batu !ipoke ot. The coUHhOuJe futUted 110ft4tect'k: pertOtrnanen by lootf mu1lctans, lncludt"11 sucl1flne stnoe<· aongwrn.,-s as Kathy Moriany and Jonn erady As fate would have ft. the Gutenfleld iS ctosed again. ollogtOI)' In oonsl, ablo ~ebt. At ttte tfddlets Green snow, Magotlan, who openeo ,,. program \Jrtltl'l an a cappella number that let ner wonderful vok:o sa.r, tofd the Prod;gal Sun ano·s • anxlou:1 to open the coffeehouse 1galn as .soon I.S • eyltable venue fa found. Sl\e said tnls less w1tti~NO,dl than wllh the latge $milt! that HI her 'ace when aM Jpoke o' the mallet. Hu:dirtO the ltat ol II)! ely ~pots ror the (IOUeehot.~se is Per-.sld• Candles, at 1he C.Off'l81 Of Mtln INS Wtn$pear, those Who"Ye been there can 1es11fy to Its pleasant atmo&phere amt •r•· gripping t920s' ,6,rt Deco moll!, In addition to Ulos, actlvllles. Magorlan'& Slng·A· Rounds. which are Just what the narne eaya, will be la.ldng place tho first Wednndey ol e~ery month at the Dell Place. whlgh Is toeateo on Main net~r RBI records. Bafting Jest mlnute hitches the that Sing-A~ Roufld should have happor~ed two days •OO·· Aa you can pcobabty tell Magorian is OM ol the enthusiastic people keeping the local muslcfar1 acerte altve; she'a uMd 10 thoestrf"g budgets and economk) dlffleullios. Wllh people like Aos Magortan oround, you gel the looting I hal •om•th/ng wilt be n a -lng here In good old Western New Vorl( f\0 matter what con~ Ilion our oondllton Is ln. T hat room. oy tne tty, 11 tocateo In the crnucn or the As.cen&lon at Unwood and North Stteell, Buftato Th~t s Whell the Suffafo Fr~1 ot Folk Mulk + Donate Blood. Gelmony Carl Von Stetten llebfroumilch Only one of these pens is thin enough _ to arawthe linebelow. ---- It slheextra·fine rolling baUof PllofS remaO<able new Prease 520 l.tr!er Pen. (If~ haven't g..essedwtliCIIone ot os. lool<at lhetoppnow agam lt'stlle tnm ~on lhe bOttOm left.) But untoke tile Olhei'S.Ihe teal beauty or Pllot·s Precise Baiii.Jner 15 tile tXI!]·fiQ! !ont Rpw on paper. It glldl5 smoothly 2C105S tile page because liS uoy tvng5ten c:at1ltde ballos held securelyw.lllin a needle ~ol'.l! SlalnleSs steel collar. Acollar mat makes the PrectSe Ball liner tile most cllr~. trouble·freerothng ball pen~ can Duy It's letter wnw sjoy.An arttsfs dream ASCfltlllle(S Ofhght. One more fint pom~; ll1e Ptlot PrectSe ~ BalllJner CIOeStt t toav&a bog. fat ~-· poe&. It sjususktnny S\. 19. """'"""" _,....,. ' ' 4,~~er 27~~L Scalambra Lambrusco 2~?.er P Save Carlo Rossi c: & :> 8 I I Sonarlo n ..... 2 .... _ g 4?2, -111'112 Store ~~si~~~t To g I I Ltmtt Quan tities Skylark Blend 498 8~!. Underwood • Pierce Gin lit Vodka 4§..9 7.?at fJ'"''' In th• ,..,,, ot B&~t,,r.o•s 0/atr/er, right nut door to She••• Tlt•attr. nckttl It Tlckttron Oud111, l l thoe doof or phone: 8$.4-1415 �Captain Beefheart toils in the untenabl~ - - - -.DY Wendell Wild D on Va.n Vtlet-a.k.a Ce,p1alo SHtheart-)ua1 d0esn'1 leatn. Possessor of tf'le most wiiHvt lmagtnanon 1n popular music, I'Ht nas lor the bl1tet part of IWO O.C..t.s-tnc;ludl"ll an anlttlcally dis.stefous two record stab 11 eommerctal ac:eeptabHIIy In the mtd·70s-toUid k'l vtr1UII obscurtty. Orawtng-and the t.,m ls apt, Beefheart iS. even on record, primafity a ~IIUII artist-on musical Influences 11 d l\'etse as Er•c Oolphy. SpiQ Joner., Hatry Partch and country blues (to nam• tust a few) he naa c:ruttd a body of wotk which remains ut\Classlllabte and, lo many, unllstenabiL Only In the past few years. whh the ftlt&.M ot Shiny Beul and 1980o much· ballyhooed Doc AI The Redet Stetlon, hu he acn•eved anything cJose to the public-as opposed to crlllcal-recognllkm that ht deserves. Unfortunately, With the release of his tattat, the ominously titled Ice Cre•m For Ctow, the prospects for thla trend reverting It soU doo'1'1ook good. The album Ia already being perceived as ''dlfttcull" In tnt mannef of earlter Beefheart aJbums.. It early salta ligures are any lndlca11on, Boelhtart setma det:Uned to remaJn, In tne mind a of tnt record buying public 11 leaat, little more than a curtoslly. Not th•t It rnatt11s aU th.lt muoh to s.etneatt. he lives In a trailer son"otwh.,• on 1M edGe of tn• Mojave Desert. But eve.n II Ute WOt1CS hasn't caught up with Beeft'lear1, lc• CtHm Fot Ctr(w aiiOWa lllat hlo mu.slclana ttave. and the lat"t cl'lrometk!CompoaiUons. But learning to ploy Wllh B.. lhoan Is like ••amino dtlenae agalnat ' Gtorgt Gt,...tn-you can't get any r>tUtt training And the csemanas on thla aJbum art ryplc1Uy tlgorotJI, rano~ng lrom an ltf'Ult . .sy.flstenlng country stomp IU(e •·Sem~Multfco4ourtd C.uc.aafan"' to the h . .lau chaot of ...Totem Pole.. to tht , .., • atralght fOtWard clltl.lcll aofo " EV.nlng e..1 .. A6d to thla the utual array .._.Y ol atanllng rhytllrnlc Durall, lrlcl<y PlfCUIIIW Uourlahel, and the atand.atd BNthtan chofd,-c:nanoee from ovtef apace end- thtfe you h... It; lht Mogle Band au_,. culd Wttl tn t082. Formldaoto lhc•O~ thO band Is. hO'ilttY.,, ltl O.am For Ctow Ia Don Van Vlltt'a show. His lncrldiOio aucnment of bellows. growla, raapa and yena-\ht noiHt he can m 1k1 wilh lha\ volcel-relntorcea the once popultr notion that ho could bo the great bluet anoute.- of our limo. But conttrlollng B.. lhurt to eo n arrow a role would tNt like stuffing an Inflatable life ran loto your lunch box. He Is a shapeahitter of the first Ofder and the n umber ot lncernallons he sings ttttougn. ov...-, under and arounCI on this album Is dlnylng. Boogeym.an, womanizer, hoodo pte.acher. wfno-.sevant He's a vMiaUon on aU themes, d mytt\s-muy ot tNm of tilt own ,.ktng. OniYOI1C6-0ft Poop Hatch:· • pvzzllng stretch of unaeeompanled neo.be.lit verse-dOes he step out from bahlnd ti!O porscnae lotiO onoug/1 for us to catch a gllmPM of wh-at m5ght be the reaJ ma.n. ThroughOut tne rest of tnt album. nowevec, he remains impenetrably, sln.gutatty, Captain Beefhean ond his oddled rutaHst lhought processes Inform muslng,s on toplcs from thwar1ecl tovt to les.clst technology. Some of the $00QS seem almost to have a lite ot cheJr own. "The Put Sure ts Tense.. open$ with a lOOping, ateel--appenda'Qe guitar figure, grows In density w1th the addition of assorted rhylhmk: oddities, and accumulates by the song's end fnto a barel·y controlled turmoil of ··e•· sound-shot through wtth Teppet'a Haring Stralocaat&r and S.fheart·a tum bUng. prlmordlet artlsftlacttlevements of the 60s and 70.. 8Hfheart's relationShip to the Image has aJways been tascfnallng There•s a line ftom TIOIJI Uuk Rtpl/u; Tnt black pa~r bfl.,..•.n a mlrtor blteksmyiHfan ..,.,,, ''Tho Wllch Doctor Lilt" and "n.. Hcsl n.. Ghcll Tho Most Hoty-0"-tho tantt,llu •'fotem Po..;· an aJII'QOf)' of a wor1<1 IMIII.....,t lor extlncUon-cr ewl along fOt a Yet'It 01 two o" M.a.rtlnaz' thum.p fno bacM>o•t Ottoro uplodl"ll, that I can't go Ste•l sc/tly lhlll sunllghr Steal .f.Oitly lhtu r now lnt)ptk"abt~. Into fr&ntJc 6oub... time aJ.gneturtt. ll\lre It ..,.n a return to the (rMtf\1..)') tamftlat ground ol eattler -1(. '"Cordboatd C..tout S..ndcwn" ta tho kind ol Beoll>..nlan 101-ploce tl1al adorned Ttclll lo!Uk Rlpi/C4 and Uck My Decola 011, Beor. Md Wh&IHS let Crt•m F01 Ctofltf b-as a wholl-eannter, iess T 11.X.O anang.menl of words stonH-.s. lor 1\1 mooo BeefhNrt"S musiC fs abOut: IM: menacing Dt-auty of tne mw"dl'* damaQ*S v(slon of t¥tf'Ydly life Infused wfth a c:u:rtous comblnatkw1 ol opllml sm and not· qult•kxatabtt dread. And whUe thtfl'l no single Image on Ice Cream For Crow as powerful as thet. BHfheart retains the lt\emantsne ability to take us to a place wnert language falls~ Like Ihi Delta Blues masters whose prlmUiveMslonary aestnetlc he 1ncorPQfates lfHo tl1s owo wot'l<,, tie t(nowa that when It aomes down to it-when tt)ere 111• no more words-we can only /eel (feel. as In emotion. that Ia) to an apprehension o t reality. To the wl11mslcotlhan theM atbum•...Sundown.. com~ nee oU· beat putorallat lmogory (",he moon popPfd up Uko a gallery duck allpped vp gold lrom 1ho tunny cup'1 with a pneumatic rhythm secUon and U1t Ceptaln·e lmpoaslbly urgent vocal a to eve>"-• tha kind of ttademart( dadaltm that put hfa work among the allllllau altho hurl ol tho Imago. Whtrt, on the hallucinatory atteet· rap " Hey Garland, 1010 Your Twotd Coat" he alngs of "The Cnlne.se red varnished lips- that defttod slightly tnto tt)e evening.. ot "the ftiOhJred glass dripping In light," ne puta ua In touch w1th a maglc:aJ world of his own making, terrifying and pe.ac•tul. I mo.n. how do you get paat Images like that? There·• always been a lot of talk of how hard C.ptaln Seetheatt's musfc Is to listen to and ttt. untenable ~andslt makes of hs aud~. And yeah~ h' s eccentric, 1.-q-tly porptn l"ll and a llttlo llko bol"ll on a rldo-""""tlmos II on k>nQef than ycu want It to. But h<"t ti!O kind ol American original who noldo to be hUrd and ht ...,s Un his saner edl11on ol the Magic Band alone makes tN:s riCOid aotntlhlng to hear. Fnlurlng th• dual gultua Of Jell Mo<la Tapper and GatY Lucao, Richerd Midnight Hatslle Shyeler on t>asa. and Clllt R. ManiMl on drum&, It's 1.0 ensemble that ObVIously grew up ttatenlng to tho musk ol their mentor. They'Ve teomest t~tlr ...-.o-tond then - '0<1 songa like " Ice CtNm For Ctow•• af'td ''the TltousancUh and Tanlll Day ol tiMI Human -Totem Polo," T _ . and Lucao tlao;e mutered the petfptll(al gul1ar a1yto olthe original Magic Bond•r Zoot Horn Rcllo end refined It-on tha Utlt Hack npeclalty-to a a.&l'les of ahtverlno blues leads that Aoben Johnson would be proud ot. U ke anyone who'·a ever been In Betfheart'l band. these guy a are playera of .stunning vlrtuoally wno have submerged their own mus1c11 stytea to mHt the quirky dom1nd1 or Beelhear1's oa nernld, out by that me, ono olti!O t>1g thing• tn.t momenta at taut) to bo In the lamt WlfQold IQalitlf'lan tr·ldJUOn ~ ••· uy. Walt Wrt.Jtman Of Wallace : Stf\'tnt. And even lhOugn hlala g one olti!O low llf bond• to w1>om ct an arenderd• actualty appty, hla ~ ~::.~r~~:.t:!rvh~~t~~~~. l ore ouapondld. There 11, finally. ~ ~~~:h~~~~:V.~~:ufble abOut ~ ambiUon-apeaks dlrec-Uy to us. ~ ~da!'t!:,~::n:~~;:.;~~!~:!rlng. • don't work S.ard enougl't to 3 undtretand Captain Beellleon but ~ that we llaten too herd. wnttn that ij happel\11 the beauty of this odd '§ and poignant music Ia 1011 It allogether. Friday. & NOYtmbOr 1112 . , . Si>o<1rvmi...,.IGiJ·s;,~ ,5 �artview The Prudential: a story of thirteen stories - - ---" YRachel Aveney Ills 1~11 vortlcalskywlrd dynomlam 1~11 Sulllvon 1nd his Plr1Mt Dlttlunar Adle< ooug~l lo ochlov1 1hr01J9h I!IOir archllocluro PriOr 10 tholr Bvllolo llndmlr1r. Ad~ I SUIIInn ...,, famous f~ lholr design ollho W1lnwrlghl Building In Sl lout•. Thl• bUilding IOF81h- mony d811gn llttnonl• wlllch tho \Jim would -ttoc> morolully In lho lueh &SliM! tw.-lc ju;xtaposuon ol lioe. tl'le elaborate "II 1 building II PIOP«'Y designed, one Sfi.Ould ,_ abl• w;tft a little attfltltlon to re•d through IIIII building to the reason lot thll building." -(LOUIS S<illlvln. !tiS) F rom tno m1n wno brought us the famous- "FOfm Foltows Funcdon .. quote .•bcWel conws aJso 8uffato•s Pn.tdentlal. nls • lm was 10 create fuHhef reflnemenl of lhtN 6dNis, the PtooenHat Is 1 less eomPtet sltuC1ura 1nan tho WalnwriQ.hl, 111 petl"' stretched Into slrH1<er. mote slnwus fl .. men11 ..,,. largest and best office bulk:31ng in the cuy;· one fn wrt«:n """'Y lnctt would be 1111 """ a forceful unfl ··-•tt\OUI 6 Une." WithiM 11'\e geomeu&ca ol the f1caoe Is 1 11nrgle of foUalt ornomonlollon Grocatulty tneilocl rn the butni<Mingrt ttna cotfl 111 Sv'llfvan's ideals. sumvan teJt that arcttUeclure ~s a Uvfng form 01 a.rt, whkn mus t axah the gJory II'ICI power of aJtlu.lde. With the lntrtcala ta.1 f PAIItfnl and fancUOtms of ewry otganlc aot1, """*'""'· IOhO. . •1»r1llng• complomonl lho _,Itt Ofnamtntalfon. Howevef, the Ptudtnlla.l •sSullivan's generally aa masterworl\. since It certainty ·wotth-NMie to Ire~ dOwntowna.nd Me: 1hl1 earth/sky ""UIIlng IIChitecturaJ Form FoUows Funeuon~ FoUow building's structural tlemenll Those omboiii-IS lnt&rHtlng aynlhtafs of handling the testoranon. ettl~tes I hi I the "'9'k Will be compleaeo by mld·Oocef)'ibor. Untllthon. Il ls monument. rocllllrtoor rhylhma oiiiM! COtnlct cotJnltrpofntfng the Yet1k:ll IWMP. and IN! dettcatt, lnttt1ocklng au•face PJudenllol Building ~ldlng 11 28 Church Slreet ne111 to tN equall~ h'"lorte Sl Paur• Epiocopol Colhooral. liM! P7ud6nllol Building Contrastt~ "ou•. .u llllgrH 1ppilod with the gonorouo hind oiiiM! Celli<: mlnuactipllllumlna tcw. Sadly. lht Prvdanuar-s lnn.atds l i t 1"01 lo be vtewed at pres8fll, fOf' lho building Ia Undef FHIOFallon Balling Consuucuon Inc.. the ltr-m lalam~Art F•et Downlown To 28 Ct\urcn StrHt. BuUdlnQ. conceived aevetal yeats ac~now~ged ahtr lh• WaJnwrtgnt. was ~n more or 1n tmtiO<J•ment or most cttmp•ototy e• emof•Ues u,. architect's theouts- abOut form and composltk)n StJIIIYII"!, H'\t proponent of torrnlttJneUon thtor<y, believed that tho elements of a bu)~ ino·s construction should be tt1corpor1ted Into ill formal design. Thus, with tne Prudential BuUdlng, t,e steel grid ltameworlit I s expresse<l b)' the wertlcat and horltOI'\tal columfls of stone that wind t heir por~>endlouler way about the Prvdenliel's m ld·Soctlon Function 1s also 81Chlbite<l In lht building's trl·parllte dlvla•on. Like a classical column, the PruOenllal Building nas • aolld twa..storr base. a networlt. ol windows and 1:11ers as 1 ''SI'\Ifl;' IN' a •·eapJtll" corn•ca. Ttle grot.~nO ltoora. w•tn 1nett 'trong, wtde OpenlnQI, Ser"Ye .... eu as siOfetront snowc1ses, ""'"''• the m~rfaa of offices on the t eM'a!ntng e•even ft0011 are tuuclu(ally repeatecJ Dy a mesh of squau~s. iPINife•s ana 'lGht inQleS fne COHl•Ct. hke a COlumnar CiPIIi' hilll IM uo1our~,ng •er,ucahlr ol 1ne construe.h~ '" tl& ww~ Hgt~tneu and curttng THE TALK IS ..TEX" "Wonclotlul. Th< lnO'IIkt <hArm hvmor &lJ conmncd tn D\Uonl nii.MMdln.uy "'"-" procn<e Ttl h.iti ' urlklnutr about 11 lou don'r tuv, 10 bt lo 10 be mov<d by 11 - twvtna brn. 10 will do• o ...,. ,."w" ,,.,..,1• ..,, .lnd ()OlltURCC IIIC - -Dillon poJocu 1 <.bormlna .ualahlllty .. -r..: """"'·i.eYMyl< -.gau,~ •cctw~ Ubty 1.n1111Uw •kill l.lkc- )ohn nhd~.a In "'S,.1urd.ty lot.Pr fc¥«. inTra "Afunny.stlrrlna. "l\DUjo< ik~ It ~OM ol tbow unpn:tc-nUOirlt lntk tt"Wf:lsth.u wlll :~:r;,.~~~::· pctlo.atiOn Uft ~101 l""hlA b ' him Uut ..w.. )0" ltdaood •• .KCOmplboho e\'tt)'1hUtt IMI H •tu:mpo,, bc: £!J\~ ..ndl rttotnmcnd 11 htgh]y •nd don .a ~.a pcnl(. No-,,..,,,__ tlflftlol..!'l! IN - t.c_l l ' " ~IW'" . ,..,. w1lole film h.u • wa•rr~.,. old·fubaoo<d "M.ay tmtt strooaJy thAI •n)' movk lh.lll mo~kt on~ att u tnu.th •beNt ... of Itt OMnUvt~ , ll tr.mlnds In tbllt ther~ durKI~.rtD"Tnd«t.. i~ "•bothlmmd<ec~An ....Oldy to.ilbk '"" Mill a* f.aauly •1atks OUIIhn-e.." - o.-.. onrraro, ,._...,, ...., ...._film t~bcN:t people wbo • tt -.on.h stturc 10 kAOw· • S.2- IZ112 We• tern New York'• .-1 International New Wave Night Club ., , . _ ... 1..-lrilellpWWI~I<W Dalon crukt a batd aa ..... r-· ,.,...~ ~,, ....,.._ STARTS TODAY 6J1 JlOO COM08 r: i"'eeklowago • November5 ~ntal 212FRANKLIN~ 67J 5440 COLVIN Kenmore at Colvtn . " " Nov. Sth fe.u of Str.tnsers Nov. 6th Remote Control Nov. 7th Nlsht Cr.twlers Nov. 14th Wall of Voodoo Bands on Other Dales to be Announced MIXED DR9-!KS 2 for the p rice of 1 on Wede. tbru Sat. CANADIAN MONEY AT PAR �words Poetry in an enchanted gallery Street beat and beautitude composer, u a •trollQ lnftu.noe. Oalory'o 1111 lltorary preMntallon auch fot a whUe, gMno lhl.s etroedy 'Clarinet." One ollho Inquisitive al~boys eannot undetetend how Clartnet tee c.rum could possibly bo oppeallng lo lho tutebucl.s~ The otMir etcc*boy <Jtvu~n t09 secre1 lnfONnat1n abOut U\e flavor Ctartnec tt\Ja k:e cr.am ro 1 cod<! name IO< tho CIA, In thlt mannor tho CIA can monnor susplctous lndtvtduata. Attor 1 tong choru.s of taught and glggleo, Palau explalno<l hlo reaeon fOf wtftlno the ptece. There are numerous stor1e.a whlct\ moc'C _ __ _ _ ..,y Rondl Coole r W O<dt which pr-00 thOught ancl tmotlon. filled us·. Betnune Gallory Th•r-~. Octot..r 21. BUI Sytvestet and Oharttt Palau rea~ tMir poetry and ahon a~orin. Pastel watMcolora and feint lighting creat&d a perfKt HUing for lhe duo. Wtavtd Into both or tllelr workl, were contemporary themes ot t'!umor and mOdem problema. Both poets drew gtlna and cnoera hom the f1!rty amall audlenc:tt. wntch had h.HneCI out tor tnts. the saYtnth progtam In tnt Wr·ltets Cr11nn let'IH- a a.nowc.ase fOf k>cat poeta. Syivttstt.f Is a wefl·known tacvtty membet' at the U8 Oepenment of EJ>glloh Ho rooo !rom hiS recently PUDflsMd w~11... 'The flrlt poem. "Tho 8eel MO<.....,I," croaiOO a DU ot ~Ius~ lor tr.. thotoug~t)' O.W)ted al.ldlenee BeeluM the orowd did not ,..,. coplel or tho poem, the Llllt waa mlttaken for, "lht Bta! Movement." Sylvestet immediately cleared away the confualon by apelllng ou1 U\1 word B·E·E·T. Anolhar poem, wnlch otcelved a homtndo-ue appl..,ae was onlltiOd, "Po<lm AbOut alii ~r~s Palau nat atuchod ~nrnen1 1114 11 The Natoe»a tnstlhllo In A rnajof ponlol'l of the wotk he rt•d was Colo<-. ~ftomamua~ conterenQ.e M atttnOeCJtnla out summer. Palau betltvtl tAll mu&k:lnd poetry are v.,.Y muel\ connected: •• rtltthm Is creautd In music, It 11 1110 crea ted In poetry. Mueil o r nit wor~ hao been made cons•cMt-ab~ Impact on the lltetary community ,.;ith hef wkMty. chcutated Jack l<.,ouAC ntwtle\let Moody SttHI lffegulats •ay nothing or her rrne nanauve or poema, Louting ~o Po•lt;onJ) Ia especially distinctive ol tho CIA. I woold lend to tnlnk that ''CIJJJnet" fee tream c:ontalna a augar ouballlule thOugh (whlcll haa bHn ~oven to be 1'\aurdOut as an artlat and pubUah" of nauon•t repute. Her cate Is relltciOd In her poellcs ond Otlfvery, cruaty aM tough In outlook, yO! tflho ana aglow at the COlO Ol hor projoollon Sno will IPftld ttle WHIIh. but wilt SliM no oau. Compll,...nloo by lho qu>pplngly hlp, hard-wotlolng ~au. bau of ~n Vfretra, the - • m- hOt "''"""latloll oa lOY ··~·· If Joy Walth II lho navlgotor of the aut"enuc Blat, then Rylcj on my wlngJ, , ,. , 01 Ute 11/v., c•rckls sn. del~'vera "-!In a flow end SMJ:ual Uour1a.h OMP In wllh, unOot. and unablll'led ruunen!t)'. 1M con kill ~u wltn hOt oh... u. 11\al·funn)'? typo ol grin Hor cotabOrollollt wllh alngerllnstrumentatltt JOhn Brady CW'hoae won poetiC- talent! I more than consloerable) were brealhiaklng In lte Clolectablo. dlllly vlnuoso ..,cery. 60IWCIOn thDII two h ighly Profetslonal Jlngera, playots, and lnwol(tfl ot Jnalrumenta, the sconatlo unvtlltG 1 htrltiGD of blOOd and UnbOwtG lndentlty. through tht t cptf..nces of ec.stacy and of paJn. Into lhe van.ed lecacles belng bvin 1n1o •"• world. And, kj and bohc>ld, •~ a rud~g dedict.tld to Beatitude. we ..,.,, I'V90 lfNt_...o a langston Huoghe• fututtt A ntght. then, ot v.,1ed Jazzpoem traotuons cominQ together to e,dtKt pl«tget: Of flteraJ unity. OUltt 1n occ:eaJon Should boCOmO moot habitual understand themaol¥11. I hod ro loll ~u my lUI In flrote aant•ncu t h•d ro h~tr tt.outloud to Itt vou A'no-. my lltr Probing the c;:.onlo\Jrt of her Chinese Ametlcan Ute, a.he dell I'/ unfttlsthe WeJtetn dupUciUes WJ'S, that muol bo doall with. In liOmOWng 11~0 " Aitornoon Show11,'" IOJ e• emp... S"t trod, I he une t>et•oen myth and tn .. ty, lnd tlf\dS It Wl.nUng Oveffl~ to Thulane Nk.ablnde O.vte N o e¥ent COUIG ttave OMn a flnet moment to renew bl c.haf'gtd dedication and hx111f resofve than the teadlng ¥rhlc.n took place .at the Allentown and Fay Chiang dtllverorl whlll Ia •oll>erta .. y. undoubtedly among the moal powOrful p resentation ot Poetry ever hoard In this are&. fungi~• 1 •m unfemfllar wUh PlffOII tnd ntO(t/t,l'f$ /If chlcktrtt tfld ptg1 ffllf m1.cl The diYors lllu prosaniOd by tne:se women Wete rem.,kable. Both aro compelling In meuago whlclllo lOiall~ - or l.ho out~• .nuepreMvtltatlc cloying, Of OlhO< aUQO<IIclalltl. . too olton f<><cocl upon 8uflotosponao<orl poetry reading, eopecially Whore Third Wot1d readefl 1 11 conc.tnect The ae two poet a would clearly atand for none of that, and Ute moment wat 111 the richer fof it. J osslca began !he open. wt.lttelr"Q the ,., ~lth oral aamba. leapin g with the aparldo or doo· \Jt'QP a udac1ty and pteclslon. S"e bagan wfth 1 selection ftom Pellood end Ttop/col Appar/1/ono {Momo•a Ptdsa), and It waan't tof\g tendlnp O\llt•geoul.tly perceptJve "Vulva Dfe• ma''). chlinneted titreety like 1 watld w alk..- who nu di&CCWetld that ,,.. nolghbo<hOOd hoe grown trtghtfully sma ller. a lot lhl 11-bfO, and ctollllngly lamtllat. A FMlplno woman -'ling olll ,,.. dubious Woatom Irony or bolng Hl19&nlo and un·Rbn in New Yort<. 01 l)Olng to JamaiCa too~ng tor Bob Mlllfy, finding him gone, 1M getting studt In a atrangety C.lllornlon locale wllh honfllo HalllanNque pollllcal aaaaJSinatlon whispering agatnat tne placid palm.s and .sunthlnt. She elnga alralgh t. no chan••· and evor blhllng au, \lndreamed artlcutac-lu . and th/1 just ltn 't fair btcauJ• you all the only OM I lfUi t before tho snopplng wll olton and I haven't ev•n met you yet bOrne In the blltersw"t 11"0 of '"a f •m ...,da~ o•~~erronco too- hold. and opened •• whOle...... "You•,. allooys dotondlng thoso ameil'y ltmrds ol youn "Boogie dooJn~ ornorr,• I ratoned. "'He w.tra tangwlnt oft.·· Fire/ bOy smollo Nl!t a lruN, oil tlghl-- . Slla ""''" ,.,_a ouoononlot. abJue at tt'le c;.enltf of lmprOYinUon. • woman Wt\o 11 aware o f the aocletY'a1)t• n w1t an wenlne 4MP ln the G&nllbllllot Ol a language WhOM master• speaM tn the way of words wh1c:h world ak»ne c:•n never convey Or so the Community Center 1111 f!:rldl)' evening. There. Jtsalca HegedOtn eeottrlc lllonoiU<O at UB't Engtloh M.aoame Walll\, whO has already y Mlc ll. .l F. Hopklna ·-we dO not llko low ohOiosllol dioto and augor frM jolly bNnt:" ollentloll or all Pttck)uanea Wflel happened lo us w11 • P<J.S&tt$.Jion belonglt'g lo lhe 'o"g past and to that moment, and ' \ w•s tust th• ~ok:e '"• 1ong Wtl and are beOulltng aty11atlcally, each commanding an artlattc bluntMSS and natUfal cc>nJUt't ~,~~~:::,r:.!~~.c:,1~~f!~ l tm IIJc• ,,. d1rk motII law .sea the gold.,., du~t Voices down in Allentown the worklthtn'IMtvta.. Attectctng contempotaty toeJety. such Unes •• "We cto not ,.tate to hrgh speed c;ompulers end JapaneH cats;''' themes of technotogtell innovaUon (a pollution tn llulf) lf'ld the "polluted'' WIYI of society, 10 form the base on which the poem llee. Sylvester Ia oxprestlng contempt for the w ay In which »®lety Ia purtutno It 's course. Hla poeme were truermtngted wHh witty and aroualno language Hit riveting voice and Ptrt•y•• C:IPhlreG U'le • fall.a lo warm you to tne bOne~ "-' poelry conveya thll w111mth wllh a styllsUk) tetloutneaa aervlng Immediate nollco lhlt hore It not a trtandllno.u ot mpre oo:sture, the concern of her wp,dt oo chlflof'l display of ell'ottrle lndutgence. apec:lol roadlng or J~ WtJIIh and Rykf Zuckefman an ewn greatet entreJ)feneuta, 1nd continuos. to emerge even auonotr In her teaClh -•rv. Both command a formidab le calm •nd expreulve Vttflltlllty whiCh can floor you, even u you're ready. suc'•" -lolt rotrecu.. trnP<oulollo upon lho audlonu. Foeuolng Street. B"t & 8tttllude wa:a the preaen1a11on at t111 Lalin Gallery tat Tl11Jr6dey. AI discovered tater In the e¥tnlrtg, II was to be the In lhet lha hll borne the brunt of m1ny of the area's lltortry won<IO<ful mood I<>< these Pnoto: Scot FW..r roadlngs. Bltr Sy1vetiO< and tnlluenc:oo oy n>o ._,..ro a..o cnarte.s Palau btended tnlo tf\a mustctans In on.a ol h ll DOtml , . ef'CftantW.g atmospheto aod mO<Itlofl• Thelolllua Monk, 1... tortned wa1erooJors ol lhalr own. ex1raordlnary I au ptanlat and lhrough tna medium ot Pollution and Pirro l'ooplo:'' noro Sylve.ster medo a point to tet t.n • avdJenee Mo.,; lrtll many ot tne utJea of hl1 ~m• 1rtlonger than and " Otsco dancing tn • ballroom • tiny .,,.etn. ffiCfllflg for ,,. $CI,UI tho CIA. Palau trlo<l his hand at s.r.... A oprllol~ Individual whO novor ' wtndtr towtrdJ the /tor/lOft, lncorpOtlllng tho sweetneas o f Ice cream ~th the "sweet" Intentions to one~s nealth a.t\d welt-being). The 8etnune GaiJe.ty Js an Ideal toc:aHon for I he Wrlters Cramp The amall gallery cre•taa 1 Zuckerman Ia the equally ihdomltable wlol(tt' ot Ihe C...nenl y Mlcltul F. Hopkin• Palau reminisced or s itting In !he bathroom conlurlno up ldeaa tOt hit Monk poem; It WJI thl only place Pal•u coukt ihlnk and talk 10 himself without being discovered. Palllu read a shor1 story that oolfghlod the oheerfuf crowd. The story tekos p1a.ce In the back of a aupetmar ket where two atoc~bOYC are \Jn~adlno a shJpment of I~ crn ~ho flavors of 1..11&.lce erea ve r•ther bluart names, •aflllfg In steps Fey cniii\Q, lf"d ltM aplrlta tecel'le niW' be~ecUcUot'l. Silo lo magic unadornoo a..o unfe1t61'1d1 pt.aJntallve Wllh a pjnpolntedly pure nanetlwe IOChniQUO wlllth llflkoo tho 1111..., as b alladlt, concO<IIroltl<ly slmplo, and u lnltnooly Involving •• J.U:et Davis weavtng the '"Blue Hau" o r l>rHihlng l ho lultor cyelo occupatlon with IIXUal ntcut. . of "Circ:le" •nto our Uvea. Conalder (rap ld·llrorl blaulllully wllh the tho vol.,.; h ig hly omollvo, Ill o¥on the 11111 Whln lam V.Miklng Pttotos: Nina Monteleone • dusty to.d 11 noon. I /hlnl I w/11 nor lind tonu oha~lng, bruklng like ltgnt through tho lrtsJIIy motslenorl • <old drlnl, ' 1/ushlng lollel. Autumn at.mosp.Mtt. An ''Autumn f/te right JtrHt 01 word Ou-Pi " Contlder tflt marty "atures I tlare wUfl OPMt .,.,, of ratnCOwt u Fa y dolvn lnto the wll.\ quietly. tNtrln~ lentiOIIIUt$ plight ot Wester accutturaHOf\. btlno.lno us c.nt• to the teat '-ernfld 101' 6Ut¥~11 atrugglo or tho ramrry, trylng ID In •notMt p/ICI �Ust Frkfa.y, Syfacuse Unlver$lty Conc..rt Boord (S.U.C. B.) In confuncllon with tho Landmark Thtltrt hosted a major force tn Jan, MMea Davis. Upon arriving a1 the Landmark Theater we were lmprused by Ihe ertlciency of the S.U.C.B. personnel In handling the ahOw. Included amoog the complimentary baubles passed out to lht public wete Concrtrt e ms lot S.U.C.B.'• autumn 1982 season, In 11 11 • wealth of lnlormauon wJth plcutro&,~nd blogrophlcol data on all Hle art lata. All packag&d In a apllly magazlno format - v&ry nice. This was lobe tho high point of our evening. At for tt.e ahow Its~ I. Mites wut always bO Mllu. Hla trodomort< c:ocM and aelf auuredness were vtry much fn ew tdence u he rambled about the stage, otl&n turning hlo back to the audl&nce on tho tradfllon Mlloa Davis stance. H'- otago CMosonco and rappon wttn tho audlonco we<o ucoptlonal. oven down lo smlltng Ond opplaucllng wtth tho ctowd as U to lh11o lp oomo mutual joke. But the jOke was on us. &oept fO! tM flrat ten minutes &l"d for t'l'lo'O ahort burata tOWIJ'dS the end Ol lhe show (the musleaJ cont~l Ot lack of It as tho cue moy be~ the band never played as 1 eof'lalwe group. Milos Oavls hiS developed 1 repvtauoo tor putting on srK)ws wnlch con.s.ltt of un.structured exerclsea In theme and w•rlatlon. Thrs ahow however, con5-l.ated of melnly two hot~ra of cliched fusion 10101 end riffs which boerded ontldlum. Our pl<!k tor the moat promising member of the backup band was reed player 8111 Evans. He was \Utoful and lnvenllvo on the alto and SC(Jrano uxe-s, even wllhln I he Sharp confines of the music To our surprise ho also prowed to Tyrannosaurus rocks M<oomlth Rod In o Hold Plo .. !Columb~ a.d Coonpany Rough Dl omond !Swan Song) I Frvopton Tile Art ol Conlrol (A&M) Remember the d inosaurs, U'OM huge bloated etMturu that 41M0 to •u.Je the &anh unUI. unab64 to adapt to clwl13lng CGndlllon( U>oy collapsed und« th*r own n-slvo weiQOt? Wot~ doft1 look behind you, but o tow 110 !lying to =~=~~~~':':'~:-··0 appear tlkefy to d lsptow any of Dotwtn's lheo<los. Of courae the ''dlnosua~a•• In potm ore the stagnAIIt mkl-70. roci<Mo who - • tho target of ..new wave" rebellton. Now thAt the dust lloMml to h&¥1 MtUed,. some of •em oro quietly .....,glng form hlbemauon, expecting to find lholr oudlen- unchongod. Tho news, however, 11 that ,,_ rest doeen't...,., to have dOne them m~!:-~ollnllh. (PleiN.) Whoever colleciiMoo&o!ton boys '1ho Amlf1con Rotting Stonos" apportntly buod I holt ISHumont onllro4y on tho t>and' o publlclly PhOtOI. Singe< St..o Tyler moy have JIOQet4~UI lfp1. but thaJ's abOut •• f&I aa the rnembtance _ .. Alti>OUQh Tylttf hll, In t.ho past, -.caQiblool-... ~~ moclullllon. hla ell0<1o on Rod In a Hald Place amcx.tnl to one lOng onnoylng Wlllno. Slclo ono 'unllonnly ow1UI, w1th o, low oll'lloutly oullar oooos ...., a thump "Cty Me A Rlvof," dofto ln tho O<lglftol ta&o. arrono-t. 11 -o- ,_.._.l>aur louQII-. Sld4l two le on l m - t In thot_... oongwrltlng abltlly l l l r f -. although not onoUQIIto oavo tno II bum. Bod Compony began os a manufacturtd aupergroup, wtth me<nblro cullocllrom throo ol tho best banda e¥* to come out of Brito ln. (Froo, Moll tho Hoople. and King C.lmoon). Un10<1unatoly, B.C. chose not to b<lng along anything ttarned ftom PfeYiouJ aa.oclallonl, retyii\Q fnatead on a lotmulalc narcotic boogl•btuoo thOI w01n't bod bitt aloo wun'l good •• could bo hopocl lOt. Thoy'Vo gotlen tazlor over tho yeara, al\d on Rough Dlemond sound like tney•re still In hlbemlllon. Guitarlot Mlck RllphS In portlcutar oJMpwalk$ his woy through tho proceedings, dropping wtiiY ~fun~ rills that l aU to set any apa.r1t 10 lbe rest of lhe bond. Singe< Paul ~ usually one of the best at I his sort of 1tulf, merety drone:s.. Some limp hom 81'T'anQ1NT!ents at1mept to flU tn tile blonk spots. bul you c.n w rite lhil one off u utiN:L At '-s1 Petet Frampton makes an an.mpt al updating Ns sounct. On Tho Atf of Control (his tlltrd c:omeback attempt slnco tho follow-ups to Frampton Come• Aliv• t fatted out). he enUa1s the a5d of Merle Gotdenberg as co80nQwtittt and lnsltvmentaJiat. GolcM.nbetg, you may reca.JI, was rnponal~e for punehlno U9 Unoa Ronttadt's aoond on M•d Love ; hwe, while the results are f.e.n aelf-eonacJous. they are aJao tesa CIIWetM and '·a r leu tuneful. The elbum Ia pleaaanl &r~ougtlln a funky poworopop mode, Ond Frampton aupUes plenty of the uaual auperstat guitar e1tect:s , but nothing 1t1.nd1 out. -14Ftull �be • vers.allle keyeboarcllst and went far beyond the scope or M iles' own chord put'lctuatlon. Gultar1st Mike Stern wat the focus or a mo1or1ty at so loa which, unfortunately, all sounded sutk.ingly similar. His playing bordered on an acute lder'ltlty crisis IRking any definite atyle of his own. One really wonders how much of thl$ is directed by M ile ••• Does Miles have any sense ot dUectiOf'l at all? The most amazing thing of the evening was the crowd~a reaponae ra all ot thl.s. They just ate II up we d id nohce that. as a general rule. the better dres.sed an •ndMduaf was. the mOfe ot a ·eligious experience tl\6 penon teemed to have It was otwtous !hat IMy came to see "Mites Davia the Le-get'ld" and the mvsk: wa1 secondary Some 0'4'erheard commen1s as tf\e cro-wn txJie<S' He was so SOQhlaUcated aNt yet so ptayfut.'" ••()o you beU..,e thtl 4frlcan Rhythms the diu""'*' wu .;attlng om·· (This tnt point !O()k.e.n Ge$pite thoe fact thai the JlumtMt maintaln.ct a monotoned Deal whh little varlallonJ 1111erstlng note: the amall yet dedicated segment wNc:h came to h9ar M iles Oavts ••• truly ast<>u.nded by his perlorn\lnee Responses ranged from ..tt\.11)' lelnarglc." "<lulL" "boMg ," ~a.palheUc ,.. to "I spent monr; fOf lh•s?'" Wt\at Is humot"ous Ia that 1r.e more voeal membets ot the crowd r·drt.~m solo, drum solol'") .seemed lo know the leasl about tWIn general. It ls not su:rprlafng that Wynton MarsaJis. ln a recen1 lnterview In !he Prodfg•J Sun, said ''They don't know what Miles Is doing •• .oh trus must be good, caus lt'e Milts ••. half the shit he puts out '" lhelast ten years Is Sui/shit! " At1d that says It all. - Merle Amero •nd Peul Endr•t The Charlie lwn! Trio wllh Bud Sllank Brullv/1/o (Con<:otd JauJ Tania Moria Touroa (ConcO<d JaD.) The samba, In lr.. Jazz repertoire, hu been a etaple tlnce the commercial sucoeu ot com~llons#lko " Do»llnadO" lealuring Ctlatlle ern~ on gullar and Sian Get± on 1 aax()r()hone. and -n.. Girl from lpanema " fNturt~ the ~~of Astrud Gllbe<to and Getz. There are fou, notable tr.cks where Shank bfea.ka out of hla sr..ll. and along wllh Byrd. thay C.fNte aom-e memotable moments. " Zingaro•• and ..How lnHnslttve," bolh w~tlen by lM maatat Brazilian compoMI Antonia C.rloa Jol>lm (Who aloo com~ "Do»llnaciO"), ara detiOhllutly touching ~a. The Clwtle By<d or\glnai''CIIatlotto'o Fancy" and 11141 H&rl>actt-Kom atandard '"YIIlttdl yt.,. ate also stand OVII on this atbum Conc::ord J&ZZ Plea.nte now ottera two more .apec:.:lmena of this genre: Brullv/1~ from The Charlie Bwnt lWCIWL'!~P~ lrlo whh Bud Sllallk and Tanla Matla'a TeunJt. • On BruJiviUe you haYe matched up Cl\arllo Byrd, one of tho pk)neera of the aamba 10uM, and ll<ld Sl1ank. a loading IO<<o In lho Los Anoetea ..cool movement" In the 501. 1'he rtault of 1hll comblnauon Ia m ixed. wn111 Charlie Byrd olfera hll moat lastofuf ooloo to dale. Bud Shanlt'a eok)s aound moetly uninspired and unemoUonal (porhops a lralt !hal ho dovotopod -----~ and retained due t o the LA aoene). ••• ••• --· ~ I ~ ~ &IIIIi I Gullar enlhllllasls should lind ti')IS aJoum most lntetaeUng because Ch.arlfe B yrd's vfrtuoslty Is adeptly d lsplayod, demonsl'tatlng most effectively hl.a aklllln combining classical and Jau ledlnlques. (The Cl\arllo Byrd Trio wKh special guosl Hart> Elllo ase at tha Trail for two lhowa fof tonlghq plateau. Her acat aln9tno complements thl piece most ~u et.ty. The other not1bl1 tune " 2 A.M.'' hU a lulll d r..,llko arra.noement that lulls. But. within • c:oupte of mfnU1es you find tn tM track ..Banderta Oo Laro," Tania Marte atarta olf In a slow awtng, wlthln a few measures t:fpptng Into a funky mood, and finally btlnoo on lM umlval slyt.-all wllhln the span of rnlnutos and olghl- sec:onds. Some ot h4t ~tra.ngemenls seem The olh8f Concord Jazz Plcante entry, antltled Taurus, Is by a V"ety lalenled Bra.z!llan lady namod Tania Marla ColT.. Fialo 0< Juot Tania Marla. Besides being an occ:cmptlahed plants! and compose~. lama Marla Ia aJao a very liM vocalist. He< styto lo a hybtld ot sly1es uoor:late<l wllh ewkward and uneven, wl\leh may contuse the eaaualllatener. In addiUon, her aambe versk>n o·tthe John lennon c1us.tc: "'lm~oglne" Is moot ludlc:rouo. The lmpael ol Lennon·a aomber tune Is lost fn Tania Matla'a happy~ueky arm>goment. (What's next. ••.. a polka version of ••A. Day '" I he Uvo''1) 01h.,.lse, a WOrlhwt.lia Sara.h Vaughan, Astn~ Gllberto, and especially George a.n.oon. Uko Benson, Tanla l.lorio almultaneot.~.sty .sings and playa out her eotos on the plano. Original eompoallon.a suet\ aa " TranQuility•• and ··2 A.M." dlaplay Tania Marla's abllf1y to oreate 'ilbrant and " piquant•• music. •"Tranquility" Ia a bteezy Journ ey through Inner .space, leatu,lng a launly melody lhollllls lho u analtlon belween sections of ti'Mt aono art more g radull and thusJy more palatable. Bot, the lnabftlty to construct pieces tnat mesh 1o.as tooethet more coherently uems to be one ol the few flaws thet Tania marta h•s.. For uampte, effort. yourMif awakentld by the noiM o f a p arty. an lmprooolon croatod by -lN De Vonl,., a llvofy awing lompo, only 10 paaa out a,gaJn In the lu•h melody. What 11 p looaanl abO vi '2 A.M.'' booldu lho mol~y. lo lhal tho Frlcl• y. 6 HO'+'M\bef 1882 , TM SPtCttumfPfoctlgaf Sun .9 �rEJels Reeves sheds cape, fails to fly _ __ A by Cindy LlughUn 1101 vltwtno Fra~k PeuY• tatttl c:euuaotd l.lon•lflncu, I ~avot. am 8....., Oft '"" 110'104 t>Y Ja<k Alliin LOQOI, Monllgoot Ia a CIOlino all<! ln1041e<lually IMuhlng aaga of a Vatican e>rlest w~ broau ....., ou' of tef\ Comman«ntnts.. Yt l obtolutely <<>Mtn..O l~aiiiOtNno snon ol DMrl• '"'""'""""" c0<1tcl save tttlt fllrrt trom atwf'!at Bujotcl, Ute Frenci>C.('..:ttan actre" Wt\OM nrtt ana become a Monslg-not 1 Dd tact~-Dollo<e In •H lllfn.ut. hOo.loeYer. Petty sMukt not ftl-41 10 <•ff'ICM ....,,... ol guile atone-this tlueo waa deOnllely a te•m effort Than's to Inept .1-Kt.cl. direction. mediocre ac:Ung, fooHtJ't dlatogue and • anal&cw WIOfyllftl , lttl'tH'ItlgftOr nevet had a prayer to be conskterecs as • aerloutr~ oowerfuJ flh'rt Totally mltcotl u Ihe stlftWO, aggreul\lt Qffett ts Cttrf•tootutt ~lliort. performance. G.,...... 6tsoUe f'llt ••n•; I'll I'N!Iqet lq It or not-• c.tdlnal Wl>ore Mon•lgn"' COiliO po..tbly make a po~ul atltement, It opta lnstNd to woakty In lor I~ at not~ tno 11 Reeve couto s1op o'Vel..aC1ing tor Jus1 • tNn\lta. he mtght na~te clell..,ed a gonutnoly sln<:Ma last _good ftlm wJ;S Ann• ot • rhousHWJ o.rs. m.Uu a bne• ano ~able appuranc:e n ,_•.,.•,.,..,.The silty dialogue between the two mi:ltn them R~f- Witl'l "'' IWMt gOOd lookl and baby bluH 1'141 tooks mOft like an alter boy thin a auperafnnet. II 10und l~e the l-uke and Llura of '"" Vallan City. $pea1th1g oJ dl.alogu&, I was cottt aurprlucl 01\d dlsuppolnlt<l wttn Abt•ham Polon.stw a/IG Wendell Maye..• trfte .and rkttcutoua ~fpt, Botn wn1era 1r1 respot'albtt IOf 1101110 llrsl•ot• lllma-Pollllllrt wrote the acrlpllol Body orwl Soul 01\CI Toll Tn.nt W!/110 Boy Is Htfe, oi>CI Ma,.s waa raspontll>la 10< 11 an<! tho Vollti<tn City. Award• "f•mt• W•y lnG OHIJt WIJII. untonu-ttatety tor otrec-ICw- Fr1"k Ptlff'j, Mona1Q1101 loflowa <IOoe or> tho ~Ja of 1\11 ccWoaql bOmb, M:JmmN 0Nre11. tec•a hope U'lll Polry finally l. .rna nto Ionon with Mon1lprt01 and rtturM to turning out lllma tM call~! ol O•'tfflond r,. ~ry oto Med Llu '"" clne.matography and musb! ICOI$. 411~Ugh Pllo10Q!Ipher Billy William• 40N ftOthlng crutl've vlsuatty, he managH to c-apture .ome bHutlful scenes of Rome Hou••wll•. Po..lbl\' •~• 011ty two r - t n g fiC'Iora of lhtl film 1ft lhl wtnnlr!g cambooef~duct01 Jolon wuta•m• I• IIIIo obte to .,..,., blood 1n1o eNs tlrea Ill"' wll~ tile u.. u,_, S}'mp"""y ~lp of Orcl\eltr• Mona(gtKK, 'iJhlcn opened last Friday (II>CI IIIII wold ol moUI~ galo acourwl wlllp!obably ctos. nt~l Fr~) '' prool oollttvot~al aOf'T\IUmt.. e>itn HollyWOOd earn *Otk miracles Bette Midler struts her stuff JIH)(EO Olr•cfea by Don Slogel. St•trlng Beu• Mldlor, Rip Torn, l<tn WI~ Now Pllylf1i II me 9oulev•ra Mt lland Como 8 Cffu1m1 _ _ __,by Cindy laughlin 8 elle MkUer T he mer• menuon o• "" name '' enough to ser"~d me tnto nysterfca. NMdJess to say tfl.en ner per{ormance '"' J"'l{tld ned me struoollng, for the s•".• of dlonttr , to ti.IPtl$1 lhe oulbufl!l of laughter. Trutt to hor usual raunehy comttdfc style, MI . Mtdlflt l"llp twlnga end wllec:racka nar wa~ througt'l II'll• film ao natuflll)' and Whl'l aucl"' per,14llon one hu 10 wonder Whart BtHt M!dter e!'<l5 and htt thttac:ter begins. loadttd wll~ Pol&lralcal eomttdy and dtrtc verbal humor J lnted reattr ta Mtatef'a bllby and enhough ·~ ••••'• the 1ttow. actor Rip Tot11•e Mrtouna~ doe.s not 00 VMOHcod Seen for en oxcrernoly ._,~y period ot l~e tum •• • dead bod~1 TOfl'l duerves crttdlt !Of ~~· • bllllY to keep a slralght face doling wnal hlppana to be •~• Ilim's 011d M•· MldiO('s funniest $C:ene - definitely a diHicuU di"Sclpllnaf'Y t&al tor any actO{. Jl,xiHJis abotri a sleazy, cigar smo~lng, ~ye!iter-elad o•mbhK (Rit> Tom) who's l0<1nd ~lmaell • o tgeon - a Bla<k Ja<k dul6r (Ken W•l11) ne c.eo bea.l every nand. Out ot de.speranon aoo fruslrallon the duler tesorta 10 11\e Lu Vtgas logic ol broaklno • "jinx" t>Y taking sometn,ng thai belongs to lhe tinxer. Armea wrm gooo too~e;e ano musCllea tht dulor " " out to get the gambfer'a woman (Bette Mldler). Oowntroddtn, abu1ed anct bllttted 1h1 taaUy .tuccumbe to Btu,, rh• ShooiiJt, Dirty Harf'( and the e:lesalc aclenCl&-fiClt lon l~rllltf lnvuton olthe Body Ihi dtalet"t aexual advanc•• (wrth coma~r. although ~ pro~bly a aml ie on her face tht Clr.amlly announce• U'11t "I'll neva' wtl" aga.ln ..l and What tollowa Ia an outt-.g.eova serJtt of hllarloua mtaad~enrur~s a a they tlfty out the# plol to rJd lhlmatlv•• or tl\tl "Jin... IO!avor. Don Slooet. w11o dl1a<tt<1 auc~ noevywtlghl mmt u Cooo••'a Snatchet•. la1ucceululln this tart atte'"p• at llghtwe'on1 woul<l f'l.ve mlaHd hls mark oomptetoly JIJc! Jln<ttd alorrrK! erwone Olh., lhan 8•tte Mldler. Jl,~td II a beftlf than avefAQI ! lim 1011 thooe wfto tollo a gamble Of'! seelrtg lt wtlt come ou·l wlnneJ.al Cheap Cinema ct4»' CMDiiA ,.,...,..,.,. . ... . . _ . To ~ t""""J DIIOit ........ CliCIII!NifJ .... 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HortvttH&II �casual viewin' This year's SNL - goosing the golden eggs by Rick Stykowny 8 Hlots cniCNtn w!ngt. new S.rurdoy Hight L/Vt roo ootng snowalorma ano JacN Kemp, Buffalo Ia Deoo!"llno ftlntf wtll·known for Its hequertl O\Jtbuftll of PfOotlnc lal paranoia.. lei sorttt video · ~lournallal " like Morley Serer lake 1 lew c heao aho1• 11 Bulfalo and our city ta1tt.,a go ''IQ9•ng ovet each oth•r tn lhtjr hl$18 10 •beat lhemsetvH bltort Moft6..- anct 001 nlm to tekt It 111 back Never rrum1 l~ot IM really btg Amor~C<>n cltfeo-ll~e L.A ""~ tho """9 eno blorood-out Woat COUIIOI<ft S•n Fr~nelsco -~'" 1~ ~sexuet fOkcts, N ew Y~lli C.tr "'rllh the rape.•OO>tnurae, foll... - toutlnelr -..eether ''' mcwe D04nl0d Wlttlc-l!lmi, ••1 IOIJ\t t>ooy m•"-• 1 crack &bout 8uflato'e lncltmefll weatnet ot 1ndusulal \lgllnest an<l the city's m•11tva lnflfiorll~ complex fOeti Its ugly nead How else to eJtplaln auch local phenomena aa the odtoua ''TIIklng Prouo" campaign. whoat commercl•'• 'eatured dtlifiOU$1Y· hiPPY•lO.be•hlfO BulfiiOnianl assuring ua lhlt '"• ally had Pulitzer Prbt winnor•, perli.s 1~ unlv81'Sitlls and aH 60rl& of Olller neat stulf. Of lnt Telk lng Proud print ads. wllh ti'MHr fucUctooaty pugJ!t-tUc slance-•we·ra tad up So get off our bite).. I Ame.tca" tas U lf\e re-tt ot Amettca ttved Jus1 10 neap 5001n on pOOt o.t•aowred Suffato as If inctet<l ~N>'l of 11\e c;ovntry wouto evon c-.~: •' rna wnole c.lty-Puliu... Pme wlf'IMr•. Talking PJOud actt ono att - wwe to 00 up tomouow u\ a au" ot smo-ke .) So when Sttutd•y Nt pht I..IYe rocently teah;ftCJ 1 toke •bOut Lady 81rcJ Jot'!n601"1 uncJgoal\mg •·an emergency m'ulon to btsluUty B ullalo, Ne"" Vot~:· )'OV ~new H was going 10 be Oftly • malltf of lime before aome tocai media knight fn.,.J'IInlng·armor took up lal'l(e and cud9et In detenn of the elty'- aUUiecl repu,atH)n And sure ~lgttl enough. on TuMdey Ihat AJ an'J fale, lhe Perg has lent hi• 'loice 10 the alraady awoUen cl\orus ot criiJes condtmnl"g tne " In bad •astet'' and .. atlct< eod ClttVer, but not tunny:' From Ute way lh:ey'ra carrylno on, you would at.,ool believe that the show was on the ume for.vegt!tlblea.-only level aa Frldsy$ or L•ugh Tru. While that Isn't QuUo the ca.u (yet), they do ""'" o pOint. lhoto wno nave tofloweo 11\e snow thooug~ lis llormy I>Oit.,.ktoya- e w.hote t'lew. mote cerebfaJ VHf Sllurday Nigh/ L,.,. •··~ 1 rather .$UfDfl!lng COt'l\eOICk, bOih r.n tarnb of qualfly and audience populovl1y. TNt y1a1, howev«. a~roacn atter a PIO'mtslng Mlwon OQener tne she"" na\ be_gun cteoom.po1tng laslet than an Ecsga, AUf!' Poe Pf'Otagonlst. While h tUU may be too aoon to wrfte It olf comptelely, HlO future looks rather grim Nec w-.s .setuno lllllf up fOf • fall When H e~en con&lder&d oontlnl.llng the &how With an all· new 'a st. Ak,royd, 8efUihi. Gild I Radner and Ule real ol the ahow·a o"glnal crew ha'le been 'Wiftually lmmonaUzed In the pop-cl.!Hure ~onography ot AmttiCin comedV, ano given the tact that II was pro~bty one of those once-In·• lite1:1me instanc:.a where eve<y1ntng cli<t<ed, - · tM cnemial!)' wu ju$t ri011\, IM old s.rurdoy Nlghf LW. .... going to be a rouon act to fouow fh~ NBC compovnOod Ill trout>tes when - su.tprfsel - lhef loUowld 11 up wUh a ttuly ro11en r.hQw ThtNr ratings ptummetted Cle$6'f'V'OOfy. 11\0 anyorut --ho eaugfH H1e first •·new" caat-heaCiod by Plltly·boy Charla.s Rocket, Who obvluusty sew hlmseH a& the nttw Chuvy Chase \IS 1f we e'len I'IOO<fed tho old one)-WIII remembilr tne pall o l U1tel' an~Hitlon that hung over tf'lose $hows n got so bad that Roc~et. tn a Ji15todltch tlab at stirring tJP aome eontJover.ay, hauled olt and &akl the word ..tuck," live ancs eoest•to-eout. at tl\4! c:loae ot one of the al'tOws Of cour14 the bluenoses v.ere P<odletably ootrag<>d-any,nlng 10 Hewa TV coliJmnlat, lhe man ltoeP U'le &lrvtavtls sate from whose seemtngl., k\ellhiUS1abte tupply ol stotll l on SuffaJonlaftl vonn:ected wlth Hill StrHt 81uu ttas emiched the Uvea ol counUess lt'loutenos Pergy waa quick to deny thll a.ny11'1mg tO picayune lS SIIUrdo; N l~hl ~lwl'l 8ufltiOjoke was behind h iS tu'bsequent mangling o t the show - and If you belitt'll thJt, 11\nn m•~bo I can lntartUII you In a utotlmt .sulucrlptlon to the N~tlonAI rll!!aiJtr. eveo •• we _.,proach rh• 21st century-but the Whote ~c lneiCI,.nt d5cl have • nappy result Rocl<.- eM ~~ r•at ot I he cast (except tor Joe PJ1cooo and Eddie Murphy, were given their walking Qapers. and t('e lhO~~~W llstlt wu given 1 tr•ntlc overnel.il OlcJc Eoersote toc»c over as eJtoc:ullvo producer, 100 lured Michael o~Oonoghue - lhe aavagely furuiy tJ.·NaOon•l U mpoon wrll&r whO ap.ear,tadod Cathode Cinema ~ ,.,,..,....,. ,.,._..u~t•,.. ,,.. .... .,.,..,..... ~........ 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U.. •lf•411Nif..aj .,_. lfle l~ ~ .... ~ di!MII !.M't!...-CioMt, _.ae\fldcyS.oto\.~ t''"l .. ~.oo,__, ~bly IIMf 00811 1 Q~tt I""' Ill ~~~fl-'*'~ 10 N .... tor (h.ft ...--. ........,_, l,la;d~ Ac~, ~W.. at'ttliOt Hott._.. 11M fitt.e·) M~ 01 w•• • ~et <ll entitled '1'ole3 ol 1M tJnllflel)'." and & ian Doyt&Munay u J«l)' Fal- pul111ng o K·Tel tnsplrtcl coiiKI\On ol Chrlstlenttecl roc.• mll5~ Age!n To 8e r·aom Wild," ••JeJul Jesus Ko Ko Bop;• .. llt 16 Gel Metaph'yslcat'•) e.niiUed .. Born Aga lt~ In Slue Jean6.'' • Oe"VaataUrtgtv accurate satire of FalweU'a mear)·splrlted pl\ranola - "Remember, It's only a -s nort 1tep from the steteo needle to the heroin needle." There was an ambliJous Jan musleat version ot Meab• th with Donald Pleasenca . . ~ ...... """0 .. -.~tflllll~ al _,., - ff'W Uti ,..,. f' "-""" o..t~ .... ....._ 'NUJV. ,_ o-,........,. ... ~-I'IO•IIOIIfWI-~Ifll.mh.. ........_. , ..,.eP""IMIN. ~21 """''"·lil f'l -.,...... .,. ,.1'1'1, ~ I(.,. ~·. . w-'1, ~ -no. 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John Dllottln, a nomoat).UII fethlf hevlr'G lo Cltll wtth tho new& that hta .son 11 tUifgnt. and &.gin oncl COf"'ltt'VIfllflt m~-1 Yos~ Atalat and throw1ng questtona trom tne auo.~«tct to them on what to do tt yOuf MIQhbOf grows a hedge on your prC>f*ty l" ratat: "I would . ., • I• romlly on r~e'"). Tim Kazurinstcy •• Do Joe• Buuoftsky, axptalnlnp In a aerlaa ot a trock>us P1.if1$ hOw lhl name• of diseases change as they woraen ('' You( gallstones could •um Into unmitigated get11tones. . Your ca.r<~lnoma oouJo turn lruo Johnny CM'clnoma. In W'tllch C&ltl every ottter W«MMk It's ttplaCOO by a guut cllsease'"t: a 0.11400 alllf , . ........ ~. facet W,fl1am RUSIMW it' s almotl p•l"'"' to watth ltMtm 110 Oltgotouotv squarotrln; Ill tho gams aney ma41 with tut ~eaN show. 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AI•~ ~~ 'documenllfY• him on "llfdeo game jun«~a yN• OkiiOwiJi os ~~~o1p~ dO ~~to n U' wlftdsn~s steepin,g U'l ditty •"•vways a spoof 01 translatea U11ra1ure all fell flat Oft thalr ll~·c:.ooceivod EW8f1 • sublime comic tl.lent Ilk& Mnruy Python'& M IGhael PaUo. whO guealttd recentty, was unab4a to fltuscl1a tt lt\8 11111born materiallhay ltuok tlinl wlln, lhougn tit gave II hla consklerab.. basi. Moreower, I hi ntw SNlls ~ Inning 10 oho~~~r a dlattJrbtng willlngnna to aim tor tne sc:totum, tuch 11 B rad HaWs na11y era~ eoou·t E'dwetd K1nnedy ' 1111 dried oil,.. • .cum.encJusteCI ehlap ahol bul lett to Fran,enstol• Mt,. Jt , Diti\Nifl~ , 8oo5tHIIa.GI•ec:'lld ~ ~ .... --~ ......... 11> ....... C¥w\hti! .... lrtiMy\n T,.. .......01 o·Oonooh•• '"" 1he ICriP, wt~tlf\g team, ta1df'Q muth of th• cnow't: ml.n.n1hropic good cheef Y..llh h1m, and wneo lht ttt\4 of the 11110n came U'lere wert more per1onnet lhuiUes-Ctulstlne Ebersole, Brian Ooyll'! MuHay and To ny Rooato w•r• ()ul, and Brad Hall. Gary K ruogttr and JuUe l outs-. Oroytua tali rocrulleCJ lrom 1r,e Chicago comeoy troupe) wertt ln. The third " new" version ot Sotvreloy HIQM Lll<o debuted with Cht"Y Chue as the hoJt, anCJ that anow en<l tnt one that lolloweo (hoalo<J Oy lou Gonett, Jr.) llotn had lhtlr lhlfl ot prom1sln-g , _ ,• . J .. PI>CopO . . Prrll WVfY ....... :t c..-. (1t::ld). "'""a,... o.t~o. ~ .,.._.~KW•~.,.,~·VO....M "'Tht Belt ol N•w S•tbtti• Y Night uve "In lht nQ9ea or 1urlf'tQ back cflllffKled v1e"'or1 who had a topcHid w atching the snow tn -t s Clltrf" Aoc).ol dayo "....... "&!....,. t.M-.-o ...., n,._ ..,.tt ca-.......... ,.._ ~u Wnlem• TtlfH fllfiiNrtt ~loOM fOf a c~llf OM~•• ,,..,....,..,~-eM! ~flt.•tit'll ....p . l..... ,"'. ......,.... ot ~&•IIOCIOCI t MOicfMI. skltcl\ wn•cn w•'n~r atred-MH:n•., O•Oonognuf!'5 ..The Ust Da11 of Freddy SUYttman: · WhiCh depleted th-e OX· "BC nonGtto as • raving Adolt HIJier M4ed up in 11 o.un..,e' as Ns -"'Pht COIII,,.tG 1/0uncJ him. i pl&ot IIIII WU klllt d by N8C'S Ubel Iawver& (even though the script was elrcu1a16d among va1lous TV c r1tl<::t). S•turdao; NJght Lll<t wat too~lng ratrly str0f1o-the ahow had dlaeoverea two t\Ot new comtoo In Eddie MuJphy ond J06 ~tcopo , end NBC oven devoted an nour ot pr,me-tlme 10 1 spOCiat ......lib .. •<iliPfiO'tlnQ c.Nl J r,......,..,....,....,"'"'..'o"•"*' 1 Lv••n Thto rnot:t OOOQW .. laor4 W IMI•OOCI • fii'C."'++W~ fde'· ....,....""*"""... "-'I...,._. ~~..._J tto.novn 1ipelt1..n,. .,.ltl\ MIO'!Oif'lil'toO.~"'" ~ ,..-...~o. . . . _ , . ....... G'IIU) (111M ., •••• ,. - - &.tiM tt..S.OMWae11111. ~ 7 PIYCI>otlc Michael Oms ijuggtlng Oft U'lt Halloween $h.Ow. ano a bit Of oon.t~tray IUtt'OundlnQ a bowtll"g bells and meal creavera) t o William 8urrou_ghs. Who read por1tona or his grisly Naked The new show wu more topical, eschewing the old one' s rellaF'ICI on continuing Chinactors like Aounn e Aosannadanna1 the: conelleada. Todd and Lisa (whlcl\ oould be rolled on to draw Pe~tiO\I'I an gofhawslll response to familiar blta ol little!<) In Ia 'Or ot pointed polllleal en<J social utrre Tl\era was Mary Gross as Mattlyn Monroe, In a gll!1'y prOCiucUon number, ••Oown.ets Ate A G•rf~ Beat Friend. •• IUKking Notmao M allet. Atthur MIIIM. Trumen C&pote and the fol\a 11 Tlmtlilt fOf cuhlnQ ln on lfle Monroe m~&Uque. fhete oruuomety tuo"~ fUm abOtJt e"ic fur< lad Manl'tattanltes being hunled down like the baby aeels whose carcaue5 they were 'lllllr•l'\g. and another 111m - at the height ot tne Jack Hsnry Al>l>oll l flllf- ibOUt COO'IICt& prodUCIOQ grelt American llleHUuru. oomp l&te w11h o cameo appearance o f lharary ago.ru " Swlfty" Lazar, who 1a1d, "I tell all new w'ltera. tlr.st do time and tht!n we·n ta!lt •• Thor• was Joe Piscopo ap Franlr< Sinatra Jf'l a musical u1bvte 10 the Reagao Ad.mlntauatJon. Bin ~urray an<l Edell• M urphv u • Ubyan hil team OUI to kill the PfuJdent tn a oyttd"-11""\\IM~aU-.plt~ .,."""' ' .. Cl,... ""'a-c. ..... ""' ..... "'.., t*'fWOOO. Ul Wtllttc:l'l, .... Dhca.t.., lllbfaoln~ r· '"') .....,_ ,~~a~'*"" ~. . . . . ....,.,..,.~ • ...,..&K il~ W'flk:h Jn many CIM6 was (at t. .st tn my asHmalion) an lmCHOYe~t o~e' the 01d SM• Muatc.al g ue-sts renged from U pu~~-t'OCMJ• Fe&~ IO M lloa O.wls. ~I at guests from the quietly HIMII''nO tP~'"'"' w-tl-m• -"'CCII .,. ,,..,.,. w... J.ty lotOvW: ~.... ()".... t,_,.,.._., ...,.N:I... ~"''41 ttttlt. ,..,._ OM'\i0r..._., T ne te5ull wes lh& second ''new" vorslot'l ol Ssturdey Nlgt,t Uve, with a COI'I'!Qel&nt out-Robff't Ouka1 Mary Gross, Tim Ka.z.urtnsky1 Chrl111ne Ebersote1 Brian OOyleo Mut,.~ Piacooo, Eddie Murph nd Tony Rosato-Mw togoo. • ltaony peck-otng, and and·SeJushi l\1110t')' know tl'\al lett tumtcl out 10 be Ala n P«gamen.t The Pwg of C004.11M, II the 8t.~flalo Enoulret. '-"• writing te1m ol tha otd SHL. In 111 giofy daya-Oock to tho told; 1 Mw c:ast wu nlrOCJ, and all ~corned sat about repairing the damage dona. ~ fO~Cif mliM4fl......_ '" •!Moe ••• QIIIflki'O'-It:XI..._WGI\,~a_ ~ Smlllllll'l �UUAB Films Presents A Great Weekend of Films " Diva" Thurs. & Fri. Nov. 4 & 5 at 4:30, 7:00 & 9:30 PM 11 0ne of the very few popular new-wave films, in terms of its high stylishness, pace and visual bfauty." All Shows In The Woldman Theatre Tickets r $1 .25 Matinee $1.75 Students $2.25 Generai • • IUD ri\DOA~ 7nOH£..111C. "Mad Max" Fri. & Sat. Nov. 5 & 6 at Midnight "Action Packed Prequel to Road Warriors" _ _ _ _ _ ____ "Rocky Ill" Sat. & Sun. Nov. 6 & 7 at 4:00, ~0, 8:00 & 10:00 PM "Sylvester Stallone once again"_ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Sponsored By The University Union Activities Board at SUNY at Buffalo UUAB CONCERTS PRESENTS ~\lo~~o THE PSYCHEDELIC FURS ~~G~ with Our Daughter's Wedding and 10,000 Maniacs Sunday, November 7th -8:00 PM in Clark Gym (MSC) SUNY at Buffalo Tickets Available At: Hammon Ticket Office (MSC), The Record Store(AC).Fo ntosy World, Record TheoiTe, Buff. Stole, Home of the Hits, FesHvo l Brought to you by The University Union Activities Board .t. DOARO ?~OIIE.IIIC. ---·--- - Tickets: $4.50 Student $6.00 G.coneral ..., A WUWU Showcase Event �FRI rounds JiiiWIT ..... ~o.no..tiJlWIJok.. H't6o.,. , ... ,_., JEWISH BOOKFAIR n. ...... ..-.."""""' ........... 6Ytt.... l t. . ~ ..... Qwh .,.,.. . . ..-w ............ ...... ... n. 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I r . ~TAR~~!~!~,l~t~~~:~~;~sTEM I I codeb•••~"' A$~~~:a~~~~~~e~~MS ; o • s ~ ; . REN~~:~~~~s u:::ru~f i AT c:;:~;. ~=:~~:.. 'f~=-~~: tl~~:~~ I ~,.,,._-l'l'i-' (40 II / . S~~~~t\\ets se ~ c\o G~~!~s ~at cO~~~;e-. \)s\\t' 9. .....t4 l \)f'tot ~\Gl"" MOVIE RENTAL RATES l $3.50 Per Tape- Mon.-Fri. .... .. (24 Hr. Rental) ~-' I ~l ol~ ) C•"yo" port>b•' $5.00 Per Tape- Sat. or Sun ..... (24 Hr. Rental) 1 $7.50 Per Tape for Entire Weekend I HOURS Monday-Thursday . . . . . . . . . . . 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . •. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday . .. ............. . ... 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Sunday .................•... 12 p.m.- p.m. 4 ! ~ ~ : I ~ : .i I ':.i, VID~~~,~~~~~INC. i: :,_ _,,,.. .,.. . . , ,. . ,_. ..., 1....111....,,.110111,..,.11.1. . ,..,,1..., 0.., 00000011100010uou•onuoo 1...,011 1 oooM.o•• - - "'"""'' '"'..,... 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FrldaJ 5 N- 1M2 Vo11.111M1 33 N..,.ber 32 Slolo Unl-.lty ol N- YCNt ol Buffa lo Buff State's burning over President By A LAN KAC HIC MonoJi'll E.dito.t urtalo Slaac stud~ts. upset with President 8ruc:e Johnstone's (a.ilurc to &et SCYcral campus coruotructlon projccu rhrou&h Albillly and h!J proposed rctreoc.h.m~ru of lJ tenured rac:ully members, arc up inums. They pos1pontd an anti· 10 •hy Ihey WfCI'C fdffndutl&• 00 B urralo St•te Uru1td Unhu,.ty (\JUP) Prolonons chapter presidcnl Roben Dubob said, "lhrrc's no conn«1ion between UU P and the rally. That's a spontaneous studtnc scnerated dcmonstrliiOn." The la<ulty, however, arc unoHklal1y supponi•e. UUP is the labor oraaniueion rcprescn1lna SUNY faculty and professional start, and administration p:rOidl Co 4 (OtUre has spoken OU\ da.tt due to yesterday•.- wet weaehtr. The fiCUlty are al>o dt~pleascd h1vin1 p revioutly voted to censwc Johnstone, The demomuarion, planned by the United Studeru Covcmmcnc (USG), was irutigattd wh<n S1o1e Univcr>ily ol New York (SUNY) Ceottal denied penniulo~ lor Bullalo Soate 1o so ahead with the renovation or Roctwdl Hall, a In AUJWt, John>tone calltd a witll the O.panmml or lndu>trial Ans/Vocational Studies and Behavioral and H wn~tnlp S1udieo-1he two fatloa t.&afDJI JohnJIOOC. mcrtl~& reu-mchment-and announced that some retrmc.hmmt miaht be R«<SS&&Y· AJthou&h he cxpWntd 1!1a1 suoh aalons eould be P<ev<nttd, the President Aid tllat ht: was sendin out r~rench.mcnt "E very time our admini.tratton trie• to get something done in Alban" the11 get rejected." -USC Vice President John Kavereborri cl.usroom builrlina. and tbc COOJU\Idioa or a prcs.obox for Coyer Alhledc F'ldd. Tbc lllinl iwM: wu Joluutone's plOD to retRIICII..- lirr-IJ faculty manben wbkh the studeou also-· "E~our­ tries to ... someshi1l& in Albany they OR aJnys rcjcatd," USC Voae Praiclc:ot John Kasercburri apllintd, "we've jwt &oum to the point whac we're aot coin& to take il:' ' CW t just want co rille the WU<S 10 the llUdeolJ, .. he Aid or the resebtdultd rally. Tbc llm ronoc:m is the renovation of d2ssroom buildins Roctwdl Hall- the labltd lara< dock tower structure visible from mmwood Avenue...The whole buildina Is in very bad condition," K.uereburri ntainuUntd, a fact whkh was hi&hlishltd by a fire In tile bWJdins's auditorium t4 years a.ao that was nevu rully rep.a]red. K...ereburri nottd that money for the S8 million proj<CI " had been allocattd but not rdeastd by the Division of Budatt." He clalmtd thai the problc:m was ''our -administration doe:m 'c know how 10 lobby or lh<y'r< 1101 Uttd in Albany." Tbc iswe tl111 "brokt lh< camd's bact" wu th< P<oposod press boJ: lor Coyer F'ldd. Money for Ill< struaure was raised to<ally lhrovah priVOl< ruM>. Kasercbwri claimed, "no State funds arc invalvtd. It was hdd up in Alb&ay bocausc or eod<> and resuJatiom." SUNY C<nttaJ cmuually rcjccttd Buffalo Slate'• aucmp<s 10 build the 11<9' boJ: wbldl lad Kasercburri to complain, "if ow administnotion con '1 att tllis tbrou&h then there b som<thina wrona." U B is presently cootcmplatint cons1nK:tina an Amhmt Ounpus student union Yrith non;~state funcb and Presid<Dt St<V<n B. Sample bas altcady admiutd tlw 1<1tins perm1ssion from Albany could be clllf.c!ft. The w uc of faculty layoff& which ro::auly has b«ocne morc dcfltlite at Buffalo State was tied in becaUJe ••w were c:oooemed u 1101ica 10 1ha1 people lnvolvtd will have time 10 adjllll thdt tives. Tbc rtti'<Ddlman Is aehtdW<d to be cfi<CIIve .. or September I, 1983. Dubois said be mtt wkh Joh1111onc OA Auaust 29 and req.-..1 tMI be cq>lorc otbc< possibilltia. luduclina wlw be tcnned • lend-lcuc plOD. He desen11«1thh .. "tnuutmna faculty In low demand dcpar1mcntJ but with skills tl111 can be u><d In o<hcr hl&h demand dcpanments wlthoul Jcopardillna se•dority in d.lh~ dq)UtmenL" I n la~e S.p<anb<r UUP •01td to ettuure Johlutone-wbltb Dubois ••plaintd "has no roal fora:" but I• basically 1 prot<ll- but tbis was no< publically annouaetd for another month. After a labur..manaae:mcnt O<tober IJIHiing Dubois r«alltd .. we had the lmpmrion we were bdn& stoncwalltd. The Presidcn1 kept rowurin.s us 1hot he hoptd he wouldn't have to r<trcncb. On O<tobn lS the ehanet$ or our 13 people bdn& ~oavtd by the admini>tration wer<n't very aood. and thelend·lea>< plan wu not aeulna any administrative Juppon : · AI the Sttte Uoivmity CoUqc or Uuica· Rome the Industrial AnJIVocational Edutatioo prosrarn was d!Jbandcd bUI all faculty and Jtalt •ere tra.asfercd to Os- Stare. Dubob said that. ahbouJ)IIh< P<oanm> W<fe 1101 bcina 1oully sc:rapptd, there are no plam to transfer retrmdltd faculty. "We'U fllbt." DuboiS IW<rltd no< 10 In the matter dlc here. Altcady srdvanea have bml likd by most or the alt«ttd loculty manbns and by the ckparuncotJ. He added lhal there b the possibility or an improper practice JUit '"cbaraio& that the adminisullloo has indlllatd in" one and that it could be &~~CCC~>Iulll broUJ)It before the Publie £mploy<~e~ Rdadons Board. Tbc faculty's complalntJ arc • rda1td to the stuckat araumeou or admlnbttllloo impot<ne<, " Wb&t we"rc u kina i.s wby 1pcc::iaJ favors were &Ivai to UuJca.Rome, wbik tbdr proaram .,... translbtd and oun wu left o u1." notina he b ckt<tnllntd Warmer winter pred fcted another bad winter, ~d predlc1td Bullalo would have a heavy snowfall durina October. By OA VID d<LIS I Conlribuling Edilor I n tJ\t wa.ke o~ ooc ~r the most sevcr wmten an rcc:otdtd US h!Jtory, forec:um nation~wlde have beeP predkting a moderate winter for Bullalo and the nation. Accorcllna 10 one Univc::rsity professor, UB Physics and Astronomy Prof<Hor Rob<n Gaylcy, who teaehc> mncroloiY and Is CWTtnlly involvtd in a dimate res<ar<:h projca, does not piiiC'< mb<h failh in forceastins. " Too often.-· he &ald. "'lhc PtODit 'Nho ''Nothing is reliable when it cornu The. prohfic amount of dust and pordeles con rell«< s~liahl back spau, 1hw less llah1 and heat 10 reaches the urtb causina a molina elrcct. Oayky explalntd that sintt 1945, whjch is a 1e:n )'Ht avera.&c. temperature has bml I all ina. " Doaeucd periods or warm1h cu11 the srowina season. P«haps 10 far by S<VrraJ weeks, Wblch to weather. " - M eteorol()Jtist Alan Blaclcbum ~....-.:raJ tey r.aors may have bml ova-toottd whid1 could plunae the entire COW>Iry into a cfisastaous wi.our. Nl1iocal Weatha Savitt M<t<OroJoajsl Alu Blackburn bdi<v<> Buffalo should fair wdl this winttt- "Froen November to Jan\W")', we fonec tcmpcn.turcs our oormaJ or sliahtly above, with precipitation (snow. rain) below normal for the same period." lllatt bum >tattd that wilh tllll type or lona rona< rorecastina. Ill< weather ~·s accuracy is 60 1puoen ~. " thouJ)I oothina is ' rdlable w11tt1 it comes to """""'· .. Thb iodudes lbe F,_•s .Allrwvt«, wbic:b 1 oontcncblhil'yar will brill& do the pmlictift& fOCUJ oft ""'' 00< IUI'<CI or • very complcs subj«t, so there is no for wcatba ror......lna." Usina currrot beliefs held by professlonab In the Odd, O.yley SUJarottd thai the winter could be bvder 1!1111 apecetd, not only in Buffalo bu1 natlo~wlde. " Many forttt 10 tallc lnto O<>COunt the eff«ts or £J ChkM n," be said. £J Chkltm Ia a vokano In MaJco Whlcb exploded earliet in the yar, spewlna dUll and ubes Into the aton>oophere. " That po-rut eruption 1J rapo~~~~'ble for the lovdy surueu C!lpericnood In the Buffllo ....... be notod. c:ouJd Jcriowly darnq< Out food supptia.•• Th<se same dUll particles are al>o the basis lor rain douds, and thw increased prtcipicalion can OC<\II , Allolhtt overlooktd problem !J the tevct or t:atbon c1'10xidc presmt in t he atmospbcfe. ..This is a primary climate dl.vllp<a, wllkb b due to w ," IICCOrdlq to Gayley. " It comco from the bumina of 10$111 fuels and coaJ whlcb sp<ead l!lrou&h out tile alt and we cannot d!Jperae lt ." �E spEGRU in short. • ....... 1M2 N......_u ~ow...u S•ll'l G~IOIL4niO~fll,., f 1M) C•~IIOttaft "lff"f EtJ1to1 JOft O.aUMtflet lltf f.CIIfOt AI•" C K•~h<;/Mu..,.,cr Edt JOt Ol~od t.(&o'!II'Art Ol't~eiOt o..,., $ llf'ntC.$1M'.& c~ll 11 pu ... New in-State tult.ion policy To quolil\> for tn·~••• lllitlon 11 a Stat• Uni•crsrty ol ~w YooL (SUNY) campui a .uud<nt mtW now bo doou<iled to the Slate ror one ynr 1n orckr tO redu...~ IUC)a)'tr lUppon rOf OUI or Slate .!1\Kienh. the SUto:Y lloAtd of TOIII<a has decided to plocc a ti!IIC>fromc upoo til t<Sid<ntlal r«rri.:tkln U..na clonudlcd implio <itller livtrt& 1 ._ortin1. tC'Ilflmn& a car. rqbtenna to vote. owntn( p.ropttly or p.atln11uea wicbt.n ThtJ rd\rktion N~ Yor~ roCIO~ the T'JWttn St1te. ICilon 10 lnCf'C:&K OUt ot Suto tuition or II> 2'1 """'P""" by SI<IOO. The no., POlity &on into tHea far the 198J Fall s<nltSl<r. Last tHr. •wro)l;lmot<l)' J.7 porocnt of SUNY undu&raduot., paid out of Slice tuilion. Chinese Cullural Fair Sibley'• 111d the Wom<n' Con1mlll« or the Buffalo l'bllharmonic Orchtitrl ore •POnsorlni a ei!ltural foiT entitled .. Otina: Journey ThrouJh Ttme:· o.t thar Amhcut. Eastern l:lllls and dowrnown stores. The folr iJ the r<$\llt of Slbk)l'>lrade tiCS with Ill< People•• lltpublit or Otina and will be blahli&htcd b1 the •Dpeotllll<e or master attist&ns who ..mbo vlsltin1 from Ptkln1 and Shanahal. Th< cnr..,.., wiD be dlsplay\na their 'Itt> or douah moclelin&, paper cunina. scroll pafntlna, boule paintiOJ and doisonnc-rdllcd to ••aincd sJus an ncopt done with enamel pcrrorm.,..., by Ptl<IOJ Qo<ra Jtar Hu HuOJ·Y<n, Kleaiotu of OliDc:sc: .... woru •nd cbnc< display<. Evcnu aan M onday at Sibley's downto.. n .stOfc hom noon 10 2 p.m. llDlil Thuncby and then mo•<> on Friday •tO l'Uc..ta) at Amhenl and East<rn Hflt. fit & Wisdom Ja.mts r.IA&etf"N«o tt..ln /1. llf"''OtiS,po~t:a Otltdtt " uti~A.Ib lorry Grojoollor..,. Scot ·A1~!-J)I.Y() tiOW ~lfl ~'npo.Ki J~pJO ,.ld!Ml C\lfltclol·~ .,,_,.. ,., CUWI)' Ka1111 Po<oltll~... Lauria 11\11 llJ ,,.,... •u•d•r 'liSSn ...,.,s ~'!"n •11.1. (OI ·oOJI»f> s,JG.( qq1 •r <>!JWI'/ puw OWWJq., IM'J ~q Juadl .... UO!IlfW 91S I>A() (I ·uro<Js I<!P!"'O PII»P ~....u >lfiiJ '1rm'00 ><1!1>4 (L ·""!JIIWO> 1$>IIJOt >QI "'I f!UJOj!Jr.) (9 1>UY1!W'll JO fllldiO >QI II ~o~IUtg (S · .<runJIIIllllJIW<I• toiJII •.PliO" >lfl nq Uld•r l~ ·snoq JO qt>np 1 q unoo ••!IOOU"" 011J. (( •apn1pp I..IIO.tf >lfl 111 ~IP Sn >Qll! OptU<>tO:I '"U]Apcrj (t ·d=x ~~f liU!dl.n• wllllw ..uraf 11 .... Cot\WI';I~fM c-. (M ~trtlm IW..,.,., by tn. Fltld N~Synd&Gctt, ~ A~olot TJ"'" Syt"dk;al.. Coll.,gj.lte HNCJUna !IINI<I Unllod FHI..n Syodl<llod tnd Unite(~ Pf~ S)'nd4c:att. TIN S,..Ctt4im It l'f'IMeMnltl'd fc>t ntl~al -~~ llyCommun4colloo> ond Ad~ lAing S«Ytce'' to StuOen11, tnc .:.•aoe: Cb~ta\lon JO 1>"11'!1'1>W!Id Otllc cvcnu '"'II i neludt dlsplt.Y> or 0\tncoc mcrdlandi><-}.cks, silk1, laqucrwarc and ivory-and ~&mpks of Cbinac cuiAnc. Other ...... will tndud< dtsplays or. Orqon boM c:uved from 1eUwood and ivory, oper-a costuma, a L..ugtdlrJAdr.C~..IOf AtnH Ml llel'f~ MNttJII" ' 501aiS j>Ot!Un >lfllljiU>w.(Oidw>un IS>IjtJQ >QI nq •wwqiJV (6 and copper. , .....,,,....0 Mktl..t F ~htli'Swn CCNtttfDWittJ MICAMI £. Sf\alltn/8"'1""• .....,._, fi•• OWOO:) PMunotC.O.Irlbvl"" Rat~Gy~-.;r LOft Sc:lwtu;I M W,. aubanotorial rae< ~ 9) Wllkh us lllle has the hialt.,.l ..... or unemploymonr 1 10) Namt tho world nation.< which produce Ill< 010>1 clmricity. Al'ISWERS \.J<I Datlld Clai\AI, ..t.,. o.... t4ec..,...,.,-.ofo I) Who is the Dtnto....,at 101to rsn apin>t Joe~ l{tmp for 1 HOUK of Repcosentllfvos $<11t? 21 NanJ<, lilt US city lh•t lie$ lll Ill< hithat <kvattoll. l) Wbat il tM coUeai,·c noun. '2UCb Ill a herd or catd~. fOf bean? 4) Which world oalton Jt.., the WJOSI wh>linJ industrY! S) Wllat is the c;opital or ThailAnd? 6) Wlli<l> contiauous US s1111e hat th< lon&C<I toulhne 1 7) Wllo is Fdipo Gonufu:? 8) How much money was spent indUs year'J New York •Piur.> pu• ·~••.w.o oav;a o.usw;~tf,. r~w ~ 20.000 oltaon.,.. *-tid.., Kallli<olo llrWoQI\Y ol No• 16 - 'loAM a..,;tfato. lkitf._ N...w 1'011i ••• .· - (11¥311-~0oo'/riQI!i 1812111r!I&Jo, N.Y. Tho $pectNm$t~ ~. tnc; ... E<lll ...... _ . , .. _ _ ..,, -·~. -otony _,.,,_ I!Mtlt~t _ hltW wftAowt IN aq:wets ..... -....otlotla ""'.....,..., •• prin<od.., ....... II'C,1:110-SL kftAio, NY Ski Swap Today, November 5th 9AM- 8 PM Parker Hall RM. 2 Schussmelsters Sid Club Inc. Registration of Items to be sold w ill be on Thursday from 9AM - 4 :30PM. Friday after SAM &: Due To The J.tlure To Hand In Officer Upd•te Forms, The Following Clubs H;ave H;ad All Prlveleges Suspended: Alpha EPsilon Delta Blo.Chemlstry Clccoto Italiano Economics Tau Betta PI Gelman Asllonomy Small Business SocloloaY SMCS Women In Monooement U.8. Veterans Society Overeaten Ana. SIMS Assembly Meeting Tues .• Nov. t 6th 4 :00PM Talbert Assembly Chambers Attendence Will Be Taken So Please Plan On Attending 2 . ~- · ~-.a·.- '* Woroomes Estorton Pokl$tont Sovltl.£ost Allan NACAO Amherst Womens center Gl'oy Panthers PepC~b Varsity Club Shades OC Movement Gymnastic$ Sulton Fotlt Dancers Cross Country SkJ Sltubo Dive~~ UBI.S Society The 11-.ck Student Union Is Holding A General Assembly Meeting Wed ., Nov. 1Oth at 6 :00 PM in Diefendorf 14 7 Guest Speaker Mr. Asante Faculty Member of the A fro-American Studies Dept. �FSEC looks at EOP By KEVIN A. KRUEGER DON'T FORGET... Sports Editor •«<<•t• Vkc Prcsickru for Academic Aff:airJ Robcn Palmer a.nuoduced a "snapshol'" of I41JiJilcs that rocusect on a ntcd fOr P<<•cnttnl attrition of EOP SlUdmu 11 the Faculty Smart E..ccuti..- Comml!tct (FSEC) moctinJ Wtdn<SC!a,y. Palmtt'i dara 11\d cftarts wue worth mort than a ICXX) words as bis r<pon. SUNY at Buffalo Educational ()pponunby P r -(EOP)IMmonty Stud<nt Rncnolon lnfonnarlon. ttvJdonntd from a vtrbollly ant>OUO<Cd lictlo r...archcd ba>< into a plaaform for \Omt FSEC me-mbers to tatt stands on tht valldi1y of sucta rtst::m:b. ""Thif rtpon it 111n11t to M a llltpshol of tilt EOP 1atm m Octob<r of 1912."" Palma satd in tbe monina.'"Onc thtnl ills meant for is to oonccntrasr on the probkm of auntion . We arc no• &aina to mllcct furthu data and take- a look at that data 10ft C.\n 1ft Vrhal •c art an A ~SWAP aboul."" \ ~ EOf PfOif&m currently suppons &76 Ntw York State uudtru• that ~re f"rnancialJy and tducatlonlll) disadvanoa,td. but show acadcnuc potcnllal . That flaurt i1 up fron' lui Janu1ry's f'tlrollme.nt of 791, ho"'t'\'er the oonctrn Ut.s in the fKt (ha' only 600 of 1ho~ i tudC't'ltJ hl\t remain«< through both M'mts:ttn. StnatorJ c:q>r..std conc<rn and hopo o>u tht proDI<m of improvrns thi5 rc.t~ntion r11e . " Minority .s.ti.Kitnl rt"ttncton h~ • 1f1rut1C'an1 11Juc or• c:a.mpu1, •• Senarc: Chalr RoMt1 Pope <Old. ' 'II •S occ:urin.~ all over the ~ountf)' as a problem :un, '' Palmer Parker Hall, Room 2 From 9AM - 8PM •vt<d. ·TODAY ONLY! In and Check Out The Bargains On Used Ski Equipmentl Scltussmeisters Ski Club Associate VIce President Robert Pe l mer Olber 1han 1hC' positive feaor of Jraduat~on, aunuon is nq:aalvr in ttlr WISt or flnancial rtuOru, pusonal ciraami1ancc;, (c:rminttlon by academic: reuons, and unknown reasons. ""There are many tllinp 10 loot ao:· Palmet uld ...Thll is why we do Caribbean Student Associaton presents "Caribbean Cuisine and Concert Nighr' featuring The Roots Rock Reggae of not have: a ha.ndJc o.n lt. We have 10 look 11 the data infonnadon and sec what his," Among tbe poninont d•ta that con bt c:olleettd to suopon th< rtseatch arc enrollment stadttics and thteks on 1llc: aeodcmic 5tliUJ (in divistons and dcpanmc:nts). and aradua.lion rates of t:1 udcn11 at different ponts in time. These would be ttkcn acro5..Nhc·boord. l incc there it a direct two--sided disdncti.9n to those studC'f\ll who arc ell her minotitirs or in EOP and tho.st who an not. These stoliotlt:$ will hopefully bt abl< lo dl.sclo"' some reason> why graduation rattJ or reaularly admh t ~ studt".nu art at SO percent and thoR in the EOP ot< 19 por«nl. acoordln• 10 a rollow.up or those student.s tba1 cook adva.ntaac or the proJI&rn in 1917. ""R<Icnllon i•th< koy:· Palmtr ;old aboutlnct<Htn& that lower numbtr and btin& able to kl hiahu numbtn ror EOP tnrollmtnt to bt rc--.td)' for tht ruture. ' 'W• wtt< noufied t..t Juno that OW" rare•• (for EOP •nrollmenr) could only bt 800 ""aio."' h< '"ld ••1 bod 10 n<sou•r•lt up to 875. It I< illwfuUy dirrtcuh 10 have a loft t"nroJtmtnl on I ycar..lo-ycar baifJ. W~ should bt abit 10 Kl llrl<lltholllt rongrutnl "'ith tho lfOW\h or lht Uni><rsioy:· f PaJmn mmuon<d lh.at cruollmcnt OuctU~I'nJ can cause eonSKkrab1e hatm co EOP. O.u enrolbna Cldl cause problems rn a lact of tuum. t<ad\m. tit. and undtr tnrollln& •ill lead IO lmtT oppropo&lion> of fund> from AJbaJ\) . ··Tilt woy to lind th< PfOblems in this it to 10 out and int.,,... the pcopk .. ho left."" Social Sdtncn Facully mtmbt:r l..e>lu Milbrath sajd.''You hove to ao our and tllk 10 them."" Anoch<r factor b~:>cr&hl up - that .,.ma.- IJTadUation r••• or 19 p<rttnt from I p'OUp Of edue&llonalJy di>advaniiJtd AudC"tlDlJ i1 no\ aJI lhll bad. Sud> di>!unlon forctd Pope 10 dar th< lrll< rnlll<r of lh< meetlnl It was trmsfcmnJ to 1 ne-ed to L'OIT«t lhc procram, when in Palmtr'J v.·ocds. ""It ts JU>I a gut feo!Unarhat th< problem rtllly t'<ists:· The mmtn& cndtd thortly afi<r. wh<n Pope closed with the stalm><nl tbar "it was lhe ti.rst EJ:cc:udVe Commhtre mtetina I c:an remember in which no committtr appointmmu ~·en made, 11 uh ~~ thai aflet ~ery mec:tlnJ we tiWlll)'l hlvt to 1ppotn1 someone to some new romminrt:· Pope J&Jd a(le:r thr meet ina... Thai's one of the thlnp I">< M<n lryins 10 stt us our of. lnformorlon "dt<petal<ly nttdai at thnc mectins.s. h should be more like t forum, not an aclion committee. We should be more aware or the problems I hit ulsc.. " He admltslhol Ills mcttlnJJ havc no1 betn all1h11 cx<ilil11. "\Whot i> productd AO far in lh< Smote ls bortdom, 10 bt bones~ with you. If iherels not any aotlon dnne.lh<Y don"l do onythina:· he upl:tlntd. Also featuring Salsa by Los Llbertados Saturday, Nov. 13th 9:30PM In Clark Hall Delicious 01' Time Caribbean Cuisine Including Vegetarian (ltol) Specialties, Served In Diefendorf Annex Free Mixed Drinks, Wine, Punch • Beer (Stout)Untll 6:30 PM Dinner Served at 6:00 PM SHARP Tickets Available a t Harriman Ticket Office Ticket Costs: UB Students Others Concert $3.00 $3.50 Concert • Dinner $4.50 $5.00 Co-Sponsored b y SA, G.SA, BSU, PODER, UUAB, Minority Affairs & International Affairs For More Info rmation Call 636-4148 �u 1 rt&i}ltrt d oraanlution." she C.ICplained. But Hicks noted there have n<vcr bten any tcrious probl<ms. "An •pplyin& croup Is not outomaticaUy acc:cpt<d. 1\ lot O( deliberlliOO &OCS into !his, partJ<UJarly OV<t a.roup$ when there is concern, auch as culta, '{ Hjeks added. R<&istration de><s not mean th< Univcmty app<oves of lh< int<t<St ud idcu at'OUod wbldt tbt croup Is formed. thoush· In the past, The Way and a Hari Ktbhna croup hi•< b«n ncoaniud. Applyin& lfOUps "'"" CJ<plaln thdt aoab, PfOIJant 2nd atruccucc. *h.Uc supplyinJ 1 cotUthution .nd fiH slcnatUr<S rrom UB Jludmlt ""0 I<(IU<St lh< xni<a of lh< JIOUP S.udko• hold• rh< final authority 10 appro•< or rcjcc1. "' rdi.IIOUJ orpnizatioft. but ht is first lldvUcd by lh< Campus MIDI(Itld Asso<\>tion aner tbrit ,.,;.,. of th< appl)'llt&II""P· The C&mpw MinlJtna ~tion~·cs as a vilaJ boL in upo11n1 llwl<nll IO "h41 rdiaious asoups ortc.r. St'c-ntt"C''t rC'Ji.Jicrtd rdiJ.IOUS orpniutions tornpritt the :association. whldl •orks out or 112 Nonon Hall. Th< 1ra<c wa.< sr•noed in May 197J because the C\11\ ...., "<"ed •• • "roll<ai•c courudins and raouf((' W'T''Kt ror tht communlt)'' ' Campu< m1nos1<r (Of lh< W..l<) Foundation Jolto Klm&rato, .a member or ahc CMA. t\plained aha~ By WENDY CONLIN SP«tnJm Stqff Writtr U B's rdf&ious otpnlzatlons havr worked to attain a promitl<nt position on campus. wlul< stm mahnalnlna th< separation or chwch and state necasary un.du law. TM ls.sue bas ta.ktn on new rmportan« b«:au.sc or lhc: conuo~ul)' 1urroundlnJ tht undnsraduarc Stud<nt Association (SA) fulldina of th< J....-i•h Student Union (JSU) and th< uoublel «<mmin& from hddJc £aM turmoil. Tht orp.nizadon is ano"'f'd on campw because il iJ ••• aall\l.ral orpn1Wton •• ''RdJ&ioUi and rohura.J orpnization~ arc t,.o dJff~tcn than~-u..c appks and oran,n You can'1 mu. th< 1•-o," ..,d Vl<c Prnid<nt lor Student Alfai<J Richard Sowll.ow. "No rdoJ)ou. orptlltouon., LnsvenJt) funded ... As a SH.ac Unt\HJII) - suppontd b) ll-\ d\,Uar' - "UB ntuhrr funds :a.n) ol 1hc c:~~;nunc aroupt., nor 2r:aru.s them pttmane:ru )pacr." lt't'ordn\& to A.ssonatt Coordina1or of Studrnt Affau" Ann HlcU. ReUgioUlo or&~nitall~;tt'l\ haH· )U'"'"tJ b\ rtjtitC'Or'l& " 'Hh the Unhcrsh)' tn 1('((1\e" W.t ot us·.. ta~tlitif'SI "I he roon\ ,,. 1hc only thllll "'c.'~~. Wr. have a phone wluch h p:ud for through 'ohtntttr don:mons. no1 o::omt'tining to&tthrr 1RH') a " non·S«tkuan .. JI:U>Ufl h~ calltd 1hc- Camflut. Mlftlllhlc:.\ A... MX,.tlti.HI, "'hh.h 1\ •UQ..~ d:l\.} n>om l()llce on u "tcmponn) ba.••..n.'· and b~ rt'<'C1'' 'n& fund' fh'Jil'\ i>OUr-.:c-~ ('IUhldt lht Uohcrtn~ · A\ a rt~J&Icred ;trovr h o1 Jm) o1htr orpnlzallon, ll rthgt(lu\ IJamcd the rights :aud r C.Ipon~iblluc, 'lub 1 he:) m3y f t.~h e Unt ...tr~lt) -'PII.~t' ror \t't\ ICC'\ ur ruucuon\, provided !he)' do 1101 ••dC!nY or imcrrtre Y.ith !he nghu and pnvilt'Sh o( Olh~:t,, •• th 'iHUt'd under llnh·c.rshy pollc)' cont:ttnf"i (IUb' s (l«l.:t.l 1'0ikle1- ptn:Un Wlt.l) 10 tf&Uien:(J tC'h&h)U" ho~o~.t,tl, restricting some·or thch ~CCIOnS, TI1~ include: a prohfbilioo rrom donlliH)I) area.~. ittordins to Siggetkow. .. We- w;~nl 10 prot«! !lludcnrs' privmcy, ~we dtsrouragc IW~ organt7td aJic.mpt' In tht dorms designed 10 gain convcns or perluade people \0 join:· S1ggelkow sa.d. I( 11 group a:rn too ambitious, th~y vmuld mo;1 h~cly b< asked "to refrain". •«ordlng oo H ie~., . 1r lllf) continutd ••they could IMe their oppotluniticl organ1ta1ton, the l l tu\tUII) " • rhr Ullltll ot Op<n Irom 10 )(la,m.l(l 2:00p.m tru:h d11~· b)' :. member or one of 1he aroups in•olwd Th<Y provid< counsclina. ~nd !1 staHrd lnformlt1on on Dlher reti&IOU~ arnups and on R<llgious Studlr; prnar•m• •vailublo ao 1he Unlvmhy. Funding for tht lrldlvidual oraanizaliun com~ rron' e.ac.h dcnomin11ion. Kamaras said . .. Th~ M<thodltt Church pay< ror OUt panlcular group Mid the Lutheran! rm thdn. lt't: the only wu.y we ':an do h,·· he noc~d. F'~iWs""""9 ~ Th aJ:::uE ~ 25% OFF EVERYTHING IN THE STORE! ~ ~ ~ ~pl::s Nov. ~ ~~.~ ~~) 837-6344 ~ 13• • 1982 II 00_.11 l ...o...co ' ~ ~ fij -~i r-ROOTIE'S-: l::::::~uc===w,.. __;,.-;- 1 ~«-~ ~tiA I • it\ .... ~rt~UC! o4 • MWf' WITH THIS COUPON I I Ding ItO.ubltONE FREE '! l Oilier of Chdlen WingsI I I : I I EXPIRES 6/30/83 : VALID ANYTIME I '•".,...... ,~.u..~. I 1 ROOTIE'S Pu"'p Roo"' 1 I Mm.,,:: ~~,.:',;::i" Btvo I I Prool ol ' I* •Oil•irtd I '-- -- 688-0100 - - - ' SA Speakers Bureau Presents F. Lee Bailey November 15th at 8 PM in Slee Hall Ticket Prices Are As Follows: At The Door: In Advance: $1.00 ·Undergraduates $3.00 · Others Monday • Saturday Noon . 6:30 pm , �Poster raises controversy By GARY STERN CGRipOJSEdltor O ocoftbepostm P<odll<td by the Palesunian St•dtflt JUJOCition (PSA) In order 10 pubficiu WtdntSC!ay's PtJntinian Day, haJ p<OV<Il to be bOih rdiai<>tuly ood pollticaiJy orr....... oo many., lhe University. It lw raised KV<nl dlwubina ques~Joru abou< the m&DdatO<)I fee lllidlcincs. wiW tan be ciCM1e 10 prevent J\lch &bwc, and the po•"cn or the Sc.natt. The poster dcpicu a body lakin& dtcl.sloni such .. thh. o.nd IIIey couldn't meet.'' Friedman did n01 """' 10 rnate the ded1kJo on hls own, accordina to Schathter, so the ad wu allo.....S to be printed. "We bad lh<m include: a disc:Wmer !hat 110 rdll)ow offaut would be lnteoded, ahhouah I suspmtd 111&1 poople mlahl aill be off<ndtd." he added. There u no pos~lble woy to " ducli&lll ofr<N<" accord!.,. to Jtwlsh Studeot Uoloo Praickat Krn Weinbera. He bdl.....s thai the ad WIJ only pubUJI>td 10 ·~o~ te )~" 10 that thetc •iU be rcb\lnw, o.nd 10 "atlll(l ''W.e stopped it at firwt.'' PALESTINE DAY NOV. 2ND IWn..-<-wbo """ "~"" wilh lht rdisious connotations or the ad-explainlns iu ,._, for win3 the crou to sYmbolite pm«tutioo. IWnar.. brouaht his complaint before !he SA Senate'$ Wa)!J and Means Commiuco WedotSC!ay. Allhouah the IDCCI.iol wu d_.t to !he preu, kamat .. oaid aft""'-.rds lhaJ he "fell beard by the Commiuee. I read my stalcman, and I be~• lhaJ IIIey (!he Commiuco o.nd PSA rq>rescntati>C$) undmlood me." The decision made by lhe Com.min« ..., the a kuu or op!IIOJY f0< &OY offtnJe c:aused by ti&ad will be drawn up. If b is otJ,>ed by both Karoor11< and tht PSA. il will be pub6shed In the e&mJ>UJ preu, accordll\i 10 tht , tIl l -SA Treasurer Eric Friedman ~~~:~.'.;!:,~t"l: ':':!1 !:~.11!1 At ki.S1, evnyont had their U.Y. ·• lbe form or tbe nate or h.rad bdn& crud fied on a crou, with .. Paltt!ioe" wriucn across the body. The Uodcrar~duate Student Association (SA) symbol iJ on the posw, alooa with a"" or eiJhl to-...Jponson. A nott iJ plact: nn lheltfl or the cro... dlllming thai lhe poucr rcptcKnll the: ".suffering of Pl\lc)tinhm people:." and lhAt ' 'no rciiJjOUS offense if meant.•• SA President CordeU S<hachtcr .said 1hat at first he was qaimt kulna the poster be dlsplayed and ~td,•enised m ampus pubUcationt.. " We SlOpped it al ru<l," he J4ld "(SA TttiSUlct Etic) f'tiedmon Aid no r...... o.nd then I Olfc<d. Ho•cvcr, the: Senut makn MEAN GUYS '-~ EA5T ~ r.u, Rl•d 108'1 ,,. 9 ..,. Ju.,l 'urlh uf C..,h,·rld"n 836 2992 Mon Oldies Night Music o1 the 60's with 60's Drink Prices 5o< Drotts.S1 Mixed Drinks. 2 Bottles o f • • ·• I • e 1 ...~r·--. 2 lor 1 ·~ tOt1 1 , 8pm 2('Jm .n,,• D<~nKs 1Q' _.·, lod: [niO-J il.i •' •rfH-' "! MIKE MARHIOT1 /i. f Rlf:NDS Weds , Night ladies Night 53.95 all you can drink for lhe ladies Receive Souvenir Glass &. M 0 auentJon for lhcmsd"e$. •• ''I bell~ the drawloa 10 be greatly offensive 10 Chriltions," he Ald. "A> I unde...,..,d il, the cross Is a s-ymbol of pcrKCtmioo or I he riahiCOU>. Paluline cannot be compared." Awnl 1\hous or the PSA feel~ 1h11 the crou I• not jw1 a &ymbol or Ch.UtiAnlty. He cites many e"ll.mplct In pas1 Milroy ;n wh.kh the crotS w~ ukd for pat«tullon. "llvtn the Emtbon Pharoalls ""• rtsponJible for cruc:lrLxion1," h~d~ h tt has bftt1 commonp1:ac.·t throuattout hi>oory." The PSA h.. ><nt 1 lcrtcr 10 UnfwrsllY Reverend 1ohn ht said, "It dq>ends entirely on theJetter." • The Ust of <»-spoll>OlJ awearll\i on the post or and the ad may be milleadloa. !or mony of endorsing. lvttte Ortil., a Board Member of PODEll. Aid thai her orpniu.tioo " did not at aU co· s-ponwr 1his event or the pc.utcr, They jUJt put 01 on it, wjlhoul notlr)'ill& u>. " "Wt did c:o.sporuor the event," Black Student Union neasurcr Monica Towles Wd. '' Ho~n'tJ'. we had no idea a.t aU what would be pnnted on ll!f: pos(n. " The CnduiUe Student Assoc:iatfo.n dicl $ « •be post en. 'ICCOTdinJ to Vke- Praidmt of some study techniques and learning strategies to Improve your efficiency and effectiveness. Register for one or all of these free skill bullqlngjleomlng modules. - - - - Coli: 636-2807 Monday, Nov. 81.EARNING 8t MEMORY SKIUS, 2-4 pm Tues., Nov. 9 COPING Willi TEST ANXIElY, 3-5 pm Wed .. Nov. 10 EFFECTIVE STUDY TECHNIQUES, 2-4pm Fri., Nov. 12 OPTIMIZING YOUR TIME. 3-5 pm Tues., Nov. 16 SUPERLEARNING, 2-4 pm lnformalion Registration at DSA Program Office. 15 Copen Hall fundong by the DIVISIOn of Student Atfalfs Sun Ntghl Roc>. N •Qhl 75' Drc.:ls 51 tee P•c Ks V INCENT MICHA!tS 81\NO s~~~.,~o:. n c:n, )' C.;t f .~· ,. 7V •, .-.., •• ~ I l ' •• '; ~ . ff' f' f ' Weds. ~ Fri. Full Fish Fry Olnner w /Homemade soup bar $3.75 '•!::.·:-: ·-~ l•lt~UIIIU' tllu.t II'DIJIIIIIIY• "- PALESTINIAN STUDENT ASSOC. Admlnislrali•e AlraJrs Oa.ry Ciurezak. "They 03ktd \II ror money in order to &tt mor~ po.\tttllnd he Ji!ld . Wt IIVt. il lO thtm," The mr&in probkm wUh I he ~huotion, Sc.hachter usutcd, b oh•tthcre It no one to blame "II rert.atnl.Y makc1 the Sc1\Alt wnkcr, that there iJ no ont to po1nt th~ flnacr at for thi.s lypc of question. SdU 1 thctt is no way 10 say wh;u tht penon who drew the ad was lotc:ndina,.·· .. h '' Jhllllltuhina. 10 ttte Jew.." Wtllftlera concluded. "II impfict 'o ~ thaL Jtws •ue rtot ,adsficd W\ttt tiU1nt Chriu. so now thcy'rt UU1nr P'alesnoi~ans-. 11 9nad!R ROOM 2741 Delaware Ave. (corner of Kenmore Ave.) Our Weekly Specials Mondoy·Lg. Pizzo w/Pitcher or Beer $6.50 Wednesday· !C)• Wings 8t $2.50 Pitchers of Genesee 8-11 pm Thursd a y. Spoghelll w/Meotboll. Garlic Breod 8t Complimentary Gloss of Wine $2.25 ALSO STARTING FRIDAY 11/5 FISH FRYS Your Hosts Anita 8t George Free Parking In Rear CALL fOR PROPOSALS SCIENCE OR ENGINEERING Proposdls for actlvllles 10 enhance University life are being >Ought by the Student Activities Steering Commtue.,, which hAs been allocated S 10 ,000 by the raculty..Student Auoclatlon 10 fund approved grants whi ch can not normally be hmded <brougl! lhurs Ntghl . ... the campu1 organitation& wtrt not fully aware of what IIIey were Wrng Nrghf 10' Wrngs I Baffle of M oiler for 51 lrve Enlertornmenl "THIRD STilEET" y . l y Pa rty Nights WNY Best Bands &IllY l ll!E HEARTBEATS ~~ ....... ·-· ...; '' ..,.s,. ,...... .... ... . ,.,,jl_,, t .. olhet sources. Any members or the Unlvet51ty Community may submit a propoosal wHh ~ budg"r estimate lo: Student Activities Steerlns Committee 543 Capen Han - 636-1981 £ftQ,.,~ $tud-Ml~ .. H ~~ AJm H..h_.you " " t\1"¥1 M1U lheAitFcn•hHanewpr~ the~C.C. t.vtE....,~ TheiWFOf'ce~•PitY'IOW CNet StoO • monlh dufng your MnoOr .,.., ~ 'fOJI mlifOf " IAidrtea ~ .etonalll~ ~·rc naut<11 01 ..,~one Q'; ~er.ll se.l(l(M!O ~ "'11-- Vou"t n.tve 11 tNt orf'at u F ore~•dvan•-oes "'-" if"' ~ Mt1D year Jfte: com(JI&It ~ inO ~till care Odoe::Oonl ~ pr.,~ end --· ''"""9 Vw~ 10'1 gn•.ttua•e. you'1 """"' O'hct* Sc.root lnCI rt'C.,vtl ~ a5> in lw Fore! Off~ Y~ fNV ~If to aHe-""' gr•d~t KhOOt a1 M Fore. ••0!-n.W ,-....,out 1111 tt'le oe1AA' from VOOi. f\eW~1 • • Fore ~ rectu-tef loeiJY Vou'l hCiD VOvtM" serve ~""""""""' W\a rroposals may be submllltd on lorm• available at chat oilier. or In the form ol a leuer. Submlss10<15 should ln<lude the name ol the PfOposlng Individual or organl•allon (with a person to contact), and a del.,! led eJIImate o l e ~pel'l>eS . All"r lnlllal screening, proposers ol proJe cts being considered may be Invited 10 me-e1 the commlnee to discuss th~lr oequesu lor funding. Tho. committee seeks creative responses to Unlver>hy needs which will benefit a subsranllal s"gment ol the student population and the University Community. DEADLINE. FOR RECEIPT. Of APPLICAliONS IS November • 2 , • 982 �editorial Ignore<! In lavor of tnt trends, voting patterns and wnat political anatyats tnink !he voters really tnougnt When they east their ballot•. Tne message was cllarly more lmP<>11ent than !he medium Vet wnat the message actually was Is still open le< debate According to lht OeiTIOCiats. the votes ,.,...an Reaganomlr.s has been soundly rejected on favor of the Old-fll'lhione<l Ideal of ~passionate go•ernment. Only Republican money an<! the o<eaenca of President Re.tgan's popular unpopularl am saved the party, allowlf1Q It to malnllln 115 Santte majority. ACt O(dlng to ttle Republicans party rank.an<l·f lle - not the fantasy·lllled Isol ated White House the loss of approtlmalely 26 House seals and seve~~ Governorships Is no big deal. II will maKe thi ngs 1 iltlle tougher. but In general It could have been WOfSI. The truth probably lies somewhere In-between. The Democrats conalnly d id not do as well as tnev allould nave considering the louty state of the eco11omy. Allhough not a complete reJection of Reaganomica, the vote was clearly a message to the Republica n leadership lhat the country does not w anl lo stay ttle course compl etely with the Reagan economic policy. Some modification will be necosaary. Thla dw el ling on IM mauege neglects the fact tnal tho pooplo aclually elocled w ill n ave an opponunltY to replace t he currant policy wllh a moro efloctlvo brand of ooonomlc medlclno. power to push through Albany proJects which Buffalo wants and can a lford. And let us hope that administrators 1\ere will no1 be Ioree<! to buotc:le under end g ive Into SUNY Central's Whims as Buffalo State Pre111dent Bruce Johnstone apparently has done. Remembef, Buffalo State's not thai lar.lrom UB It can happen here Tile UB community sllould be watclllr>g even1s a1 Buffalo Slate very carefully Important nappenlngl a re occurring wntch are aflec:ttng both SIUOeniS and facunv and are Doun<l to nave ramllleatlon9 here. Here they come Most l mponanuv tc: 1ne stuaents 11 the reJecllon by SUNY ol 1ne o<lvately flnai\Ceo Coyet Field press box. As everyone knows by now, UB 11 pe<Sulng build ing an Amner&l Campus stu<lenl unoon wllhOUI Stale fun<ls There 11 a tremendous ammoun1 ol pol oucal debate now. and evenlually !here woll be mucll pllyslcal effort, before thi S oullding can be eonSiructe<l will\ studenl anCI/or prtvate tund$ Allhough the students nave not yet decided If they want to finance 1ne building In thl& manner, It would be a aname If we put In the atfon to rund ana con$tructthe bullal ng and nove Albany nix the proJect. But tney did II at Bulla to State and could Just a.o easily do It 10 us. ~ikewlse, In tills lime of tne ahrlnklng oducauon dollar. preosure could be put on UB to cut back programs and eventually 1onured taculty. This also Is happening ot Buffalo State and, If the trend continues, I• bound to occur at UB Something must oe done to prevent this. Let us hope thai UB olltclals will neve 1101 only the foresight to prevent such cutbacKs but also the For a w! Jarfy TU~.,.- morning, lhir>g5 di G not look g lor New Yortc State. Republican Lew Lehrman at on the blink of DeelOmlng our next Governor until a strong downstate llurry ol vo1u elecled Marlo Cuomo. ThiS la.st•mlnute display of s•nfly on tile part of downstate voters probably not only &ave<! tile Stale University of New York system, by the notion of government support for the neody, upderprivlledgod end those ravaged by f~ulty Federal economic policy as well. Social welfare will be able 10 five In New York, under Mario Cuomo. And all across the country this kind ol tace was being oonducted In nlp.and-tuck contests as the two parties fought for control o f stale houses, Congress and numetous less Important post a. But more lmpor1apl than lhe actual results are the perceptions that have come oul of t he race. Never belore In an US election lias the actual votM and outcomes a pparently counted torn lillie as t~ey did. Never before have the winners been so Waste £dltor Here t arn after Chi oolea Mv• ctoted on lnO'lht1 eiKitOn )'Uf Uf't•b+e tO \1011 ~~ tn tnt pall ~evonteen years TN rKtttt SA •oter t~letratkU't Of'NI ••• Poor use EditOf l rKOitecr tnat a w"" 01 two -oo 01'1 ot IM e•ubJ toll h•"O~ Great fun 4n~ned to Qll a larg.,. at~t votaf turnout u wtl! u • eouoer stuOIM'Jt woke Well. du. to tna lnco<ropeiO<lee of SA. thiN o! my EOII or otr. dttorunuea ttuo.nt~ wett friends arwi I, a~ W1ln many tor a pettod or rima doe to thtJr ootiHc..f artiCle In nt• S,.~trum TMs toss ot tonotng by SA wu Clue to tn• tact ,,., SA doet not I In retet"ttW:I to WR\.18, I strongly reel tl\41 the radio 11atJon ra.u t..lpeclll>e UB lludenl I am 1 INn lad Ill& c><lvtttd1)o ot volfng SUCIPQt1 C)OitUc:.a• OtQII\I_.IIk>n.t Oft communieaUOf"s mator. aUte t e&~t r.ad b()Oa(a and tiki tests. but wor\lf!IJ W1th 1t'le ri.Cilo et.atkltl nas olven me the practlcal axpefle.nce I n.-4 I WOftt with tfle new.s 6epartment Wl\efl there many had 1"10 P'Ob tem In rec.l'flng n ls ablentee b.lllot or voter th• us eamput That oeclelon. 1 feu. waa one or betttf onoa 'rte made oy SA this stmeltar. How...-er, I am U06tl b\' ltlt ld and the many flyert put up around Hl e oampus Ptrttlt1h1g to " Palestine day •· tn tM ftyets, tn1 m•ln vlaual p.l'eu ta of 1 nun nanglng on a c:ron That In ltaell t.s pouucal dut to tf'1e current lo rou, SA u l.l$1 'tllf, lf'Hougn NYPIRG , my than~s roommate regJatered to vote and reglattallon cares. w a wet• elf very •n'llloua to be able 10 vore IOf lhl first tim•. to aJtprna our own political k1eals and tee! \hi! v;e were pan of the cJtmocrltlc "!! deOlc;ated: atUCI<ents Wlltll'!g to wM hard and learn. More people should be a were of WAUB an-d oroee... Wny cln'l SA nandll rnls when NYPIRG had no problem lulflllloo tne tosK 1111 year? Wt tncpttet an explanetlon from en)' member or member& or SA • • tb now or wny we went denied tilt priYIIaOgo 10 volt. Wlllt It's au a bout. Marten Adterstaln Phalenotsra ett a~ •n leba non. Unlvef$lty et udent Thts slatomem on the maaucre In naell Ia defensible Vet, SA ahould not be paying through my money ano tne rnol'\eY of other Ma)'IOtiOfY Scoll E. Schn1cl<tl Student Feoa 1o mekt any •uch Bart Salmon Eric Vlncont -.cca~hr comment, Alao, tilt ahtpe of tnt mm5 drn• wtranoety remlnda me J' "''" (for 11 11 mode teo afler) tne atilt ot lsrul. Acron 1his al\aptng of P.S How Gl$1 CI..O ~U w ..tt lsrtel, lM ~0'0 P1 161tl~ ' ' $lullonl lunG• SA??? wrlllen This ~~ rtot even It'll culmination ot tn)' ootecuon. It sMm•l have t)eara througn ~• ot tM RtDbt't that one of the apeakera 11 a Unltters:ny acuct•nt No sponsor Of my COUf\lrY-I&fMI, PUl CK\ I cross.. The plclure oUends me 11 e Now I am anotougnlt OU1taQM• a•ou•J not Pro-ltta t fi, tiowoYtr, to ne¥t tno SA "-tool<" lhlo polllical statetnef\t ma"• me wQMJtt moHve fo, te~in g t?Ht American lmbi iS\" In Tehtan. R4cenlly, aom• light was ohad on 1nl1 moe! lt1trlgulng aepec\ of tM or1111. In a n Interview In Paris, Ayetotlon Khomelnl's prosldont. Abolhi.JIIn a anftl d r, W'ho haa noWfO(med an oppotltlon coalition by tno name ol tno Notional Council of Realatanca. aald . ..Once wo wo,o talking • bout tne economic tlttctt of tho hOstage orlllt, lnd I dkoO him (Khomeloll 'Whar •• lhe po(nl \n hok11ng the Amer1c.an hoatag11?' ke ••otalned. •our regime fs contolldatlng ltt.tll; our enemies art tl')'•no to mak4t "'' t•••m•c On WedneSday, Octobef 13th. Senate meeli!lg AM ft wet d.ck*:l to accept • new SA lhetl w•J I orga.n•zetlotl-The Pa~tintao Slu<Mnll Otganlzarion. AI IM rnMtlt'IO K•nMH'l: W&lnberg (JSU preaklentJ ptOtMt60 on the basta that thl• MOAnl:z.tt'on det~.s '4Whh polltk:aJ act,vltles (forbidden by S~ TM ~ senate Interpreted charge of Detng trlltora.' "'"'" 11\allllol above llatomenl and tnhurnane conu~ ewer the repreu111s trte •ulf'e tlno of aoc....y. ln addtUon, Khomelnt was able to paaa nta oonsUh1uon. TM SA &hOutO 'JOt allow tne Pale.stln11n OtganlzaUon to and deffnitery lhoYid not spontot piau. a1mo1t every day ln capen tobby. ~n1ca1 PfoPeOJilGa been announced whh flyers all ewer ca_mpua. The fJY•r wu appiO'iad and prlnlaO O'f SA. On 11 ~ou e-an ' " a pJc:ture ot the map or rt&llly. l - Khomelnll\u (posSibly mo<le<n al'lj Bvl II II IL Ttte uocomlno Palest ine Day ll•s ooea In tKI reftect aome aspecn - . aoto tQ .,.,......,.,, Ills rOQime, ®lting I he dernoetaliC Pa ..llln•an OrganiUt1on has been CSieplay!no "' H •uffetl"' ot Pa1ettlnlefl oeopfe No rell9lous ollenn Is meant ..- it 1nt. Ill not relfglotla, matbe It I CUitUt11 mosur .somebody, u r.- only pohUeal Ita o• n c:rltlf'ia tor lhe woro no11•oo• Ia gel tho conslllul.lon DIIM4. .our lt'lteft'lll I!Mt'"les Will not hiWI been a b,. to move. OOI'.ng 10 _,.., . _ tn.m lo IM The SA a,pptO\Iedlh' • pk:twe wiU'I Of'e '"pot\6$, eno t Quo" " thts CHC\ure reon1ente the POUTICS Since tne". tl'te Sl>ont5anden by Hamfltot'l JOtdlt'h "'"' all fallen t hon of expfalnlno the atudent'a •eal Jew~ wn6f& .,elr fHIInos 111. WOfH ttlll t• that SA It gol.,g •o• •n•t Ita cons·tltuUon. ar.d I heir ••go'tefned•• by lltOwWtQ IUCh I miiMP CO II"· UndertfiOUi tl St'-'dOI'U To data, a numb« or bootl:s which dttl with lho 1o011~e crlolo, ln<:lulllng Prostdenl Can.eo'a KHprno Faith. • • "'' " •• the 11oo11 constitution fell. We car\ use the member ol tr>e PLO I recall concltmnlliOfiiUI ytlr oue to • a~ll.tf hom •~ ..IOl (Jewlth Oet.,..., ~onq ""campus oponiOfOd O'f a ctuo otloen<le<l O'f SA ltealf.le tne etrnoton.tt around 1ne p1tlon and k\tetnaUonetly It Hostages EOitor. Cot'lllhu~ Wllh U-5 POIIt~l actl'li t~ , Ttl !.I Pk:ture repre5<1nJa tne rctal Ooslre ot tf!e Patettlnlans to deslroy Israel anc;t to crettt a P1te atlnlan .51tle l~tteld 0 1bl Wooo Pre$1Qont, 1.5.0 llttnlf\11 tnd tllllllutlng 1 Orulal wnlcf'l g.ve hfm tOt I I control over rho ODVotnrMnl 1nd 111oo peoot.. He was abte to Ull the cri:Sie to crush or humillete his oppo1ltloll& tACipt the OftH drl'lttn Und1'0'0Uild, AI a IIIUII, owen I~OUg)l Khomolnl hal releaaad lho ltll)' two Amlt'lcen hoe,ages, todav ne nolde l hltt'f'alt mlllron people ol Iran • • ncstaoll r ..ay A - . UniVoiiiiY Stullonl �op-ed Guest Opinion T "'• Name witheld upon request pJace *- d••.,in.g me up • wa" FOf we.M t•ve been dying to Wftta en ttdhoriAJ leuttt 10 rn. 5./»ttnJm on ••rtou• toplu tnat rtavt C4me vo My oat "&nee has- tun CNI Tnte Iotter"' a CKM.nt by ~nt OomPiaff11 •-1 ..,.,. ol Ihe go~ngo on 11 lhll lOOny l>ln I hey call UB. I) Why CIO Ihey have IO IIHTI olllhl oleclllcoly In ElhC:OII dUting Thank•otvlng bfea_.? This wUI 1t"K:OtWenlenca mo,. that" a few JtuoerttL Refngeratora. pt.ln1s and petJ 111 elt OO'"Q IO neocJ D.iiiO U Wl11 1.5 OtJf fOfOIO" ltUdtf\1 oo-putattoO SUrely it the POW~ tranatorm.ra a11 about to b'ow llp. a.s Cvstoc:Uat S t f'flcet clelms ttlty '''· they weJe In tnls Sima condttlon 1111 aumm•r and ahoutd hAve been fixed then 2) As RA s we tlave been 1ntMmed tn,at we may M)1 tvbmH leUet& Of artJctea to camput newtOIP4t'l without their (Ce"tral Houtlno's. ou r lllperlofa) p rlor apr oval o f Open Forum FOf Immediate ReiNt« lhe SIIIO OMston of IM BudQel (008) Wll~ I eomptomiM vtwajqn of the chanc:ellofl budOet request fO< 1ne coming floUI y011. The board. oetlnQ unCle< pr""u,. ltom motl I/WI200 student t6ldeB from around the •tat' recontk:Jeted two c:onu0¥«1111 prCJ90e&lt In 1no Cl\l_.lot't ~ (OQ..esl; an domii!Or'f ronlliiM lnctOIH l nd I $1.400 out-of•atatl tultlOn •ncr...... ~ftii!W l'leatlng tesHmony ''om f~r atuo.nl •....,... lnCIVCIInQ lludonl 11\IIIM ond SASU Pt. .!doni Jome1 nemay. tna boiiO voted. befOf't a CfO'frtd ot atuelef\lt and reportet....,O Wlti'MtfiW tft,6 OUI~ I·II&fl IUhkM\ lnct•UI for furtllor COI'Sldtfollon, ond atMn<IOd IM dOrmiiCH't IM tnctease to ~~ fOf infiOvlt~ ptactk:a tO be lnltoduc«< aimed 01 uvlnglhe 1$ million whielllhe IM r~IMO. "This was a wolorol>ecl mMII•g:· •~1'1•1- Tlor~ shortly after tne boe~d mtJttlno rtc•sHd., .. lluMnta and truttees to•nect tooether to rtatsert our authOf'tty OYtf educaUonal Pf}orlty decltkwla *hlcn nat bten urtutped by lha otvJalon ol BudQot." Tlor<ney .. plolntd Ihat. o-er 1~0 Aloo, wny 1J11ee Eric ~... lo ~ • .._ Ill• plclureln nt- Sp«ttum ptlcticaJiy every lnue. cenalnl} ottl.r po(fl)'e a!tow their plct~o~res to be taken, 4) Wednesday. No~e«nber 3rd~ ..Iter 10 IM eonor Ot'l Ctl~l5tlan w fit1ngs belno olfeted by Th• S~~teuum , ..lly ouga me The MOtal M•fo<lly's simp!& minded doc:lrlnos have tovaQ.ed our mo•t llbefall.ted lnttiluUons The thoughl u propoaed In 1he lette:t of .. better limes wl)en m.n weft Men, ana wom.,. w.,e women.•• This remhNjs me mote of 1 tfme wn.n men were m achO and wotner1 wer• door,_ll t am by no meant 1 fem lnla1 but '' women are to be kept bare loot. pregnant and '" Uw1 kltenet~ •• a ,..,.... ol retumf" ' tl'!l~ country to tnat ktlty mGfl l plaleiU I WMI no patt Of It 5I TM lnc:rM..., Ofngllalll on OB l>oonQ o runr~ ortenreo ln.stltuUon 8tlng an undergraauate along wllh t~ulll\dS Of Oihefl A.,l. I otgln to WlfOOOOf If ..... 11• recet'llng 'hi tducauon ""' .,. eniiUeGto If rnearcn 1.t atl '"'' Unlvotalty '' H'tltttlled ln. why don'l lNy Ju•t lncOlponue and beCOme a pti~IIB sector researc~ COfiiPI"YI One added n010 I WO\ikl Uke 10 slgn m~ name to this. tJu[ I e•n't My dayt 11 an RA would be tHJmbll ed if tht'f' knew. ao ror m e "MMo ot tP-!e tot) ana tn• mot~oy thal goe:s with 11. thad better not fevear myweH By Mary Prendergast A~SANY · The SIIIO Unl- fiiY of NO" Vorl< (SUNY) Soald ot rru ..tM.s. ln an unprecedentect t'n()ft, h&a CHtsented wotJld have the '-lief's contenl Thla 11 • bfatant diategard of our eoooalit ut~aUy g.uarantMG hMGOn'\ of t.peecf'l Cent,.I Houltng'a raUonaJe ts. and I Quote ~'You sell your 30UI f01 Ihe lOb " I'm &Oirj, bul lar Ihis lOb you touldn'l Otll me IO ~I my I&YOtfte balf pornt pen. 9) I wanl IO del"'"' Eric FrieO""'"' I om sic>, ol ie&dlng l&lters and aNictes cathnQ Ettc egottsUcal and self~ Mf"¥1ng. II e•eryone l\e$ as milC-h ttonesty. eott~n anct Qef'it.tne l,_orlty as Eric we would aU be a lot better off Pill ...,n Yllta, 008 ~ld been uradually clomplng ""''" on 11\e outonomy of SUNY and ureal IV llmlllnQ IM obllhv oliO!) SUNY .Htmlnlslrollon offlelalo, Includ ing Chanc:tllor Cllnon Who~ on. 10 moko tduco llon pollov doclalono. Tierney c.He4 .aoecWc • xamples of 008 abuse of power. fnctt.HJtno 006' fon:tno SUNY to take over oonHo4 ot four tull· tn. llodoed llo$PIIm. ond a OOB lrni>OMd hiring lroozo ·•ooe lmQOsed • hiring ln t yeu Which wall\•1 llfltd unllljUIIIII>Is monlh.'' saJd nem.y, "ancllhon only ohe< SUNY oorT~pllod wtlh 1 sari. . of 11ornendou11y burden10me and wasteiul audJtlng procedures and tn~nagerlol proc:tlcea. "SUNY ldlnlnl•ltalors rlghl clownlo IM umpus levot ' "z.e. Nve been aubfectlld to pre.,audlls, mkt-audlls and pos~· IVCIIII OIIWW)'Ihlng they ciO," he con!ln-. '"'as ling a.dmtrllavatora time 1/lG ta•nt. cau•lno orou lnefftdency. and, most lmpone.nUy, throWing aw1y l&l..PI)'etl dOIIa ta... fl....,., AfQUed befOte the bolrd I hat lremendOUI CtJll lo otudonl fJnono>lel ald. t>ollllmi>OMd ond prOI)OHO 1>y the Reagan admlnlsttatton. are altNC'JV punlng many of lhe poo<O< IIUdO<llt oul of -~ 11 11 1 f&cl, Tletrloy sakt that alrMdy ~thJrd of all SUNY stucMnta nav• had lhelr old urnlly teduoecl"' ollmlnolecl by fleog onomlcs The Job martcet for youth.. he said\ has not been this bad IInce the Great Oepreulon. n...-ney alao cialmed thcat IJ'I• t:tat••• TuiUoo Aulatanee Progtam haa not kept up wtth lnflatton or Ita effect on studt!\t'a tultlona and ,..,~ Tier~ w11 ouppOrttd In his prosonlotlon 10 IM Board lor s"su. oddrn- Ihe l..uo ot communlly college funcHng and eftacked 1 proposal contained In the cnancenor'a twcJg•t requut to llfl a on.-tnlrd Hmlt on luhkM't fCW" community colt.Qe stiJOentS. whlch woutd send tuJIJon I t mafl~ ot thOM ec.:hoots eottlf'O to the cotTenl t•v*' of SUNY fou,.year tuition. Plmotl Goldf'll ll, Proolclefll of Ihe at_, I .-y II SUNY Blnghllnlon, opoko on I he """'olln\OOivomarn SUNY cvr,.,.tly h-aa • lth tf'\ot foVf H. .Kh Sd• nee Center& lrw:i IM unde~f ...b&e lfiiCtl thAI ln¥Otvemlnl •s havtng on olhOf 11ou or IM SUNY 0101om Soot I W•• '-• EWKI.tlf¥1 V-QPru~t ol SASU. spoke oil he n - lor c:onlln - - • l i o n bol.,oon SASU ond u,• tinWetaity"e 1\uelenla ano the trust... and ldmlntauollon. Ho urgocllhe groupo 10 Ml ulclo plliiC>OOI>hlc:al dille<- onc1 WO<II l-ord rolurn\nQ ""'ltol o~et educattonal potlcy dec.lelona •o SUNY, ew~ lromlneOOB. Whlll moro Ilion ono hundrocl SUNY lludonll we<e In lltonclonce ln tM l>olld room, onolhOf lillY lo one hU,Ofed wote denteo accet• to IM proceedln9a.. Ac:c:o<dlng lo SUNY Olroclor ol Public Solely Ploll Hlnll, mo crOWd In lho room hod reached lhe logolllmll ollowobto undef lhe bUilding'• tiro code- Thou ttudonla "no couiG nol reiCII the 1>oat11 room P&ttlclplltd In • slng•olong In oympothy In lhe SUNY c.ntrollobby. l>y otllomtnto on - . 1 othel me)or laouoa ol concern 10 Oludonlo,lncludlnQ lho SUNY ouppon of 11oopllale and Ihe lock of ouppott lor cornmunlly COllege&. Sc:oll Scl\uote<, Vlc:o Presldonilor Co'!lrnunlty Coilogoa Miry p,.fldl tgllllo rho Commun/c:orron• 0/ffiCtor oltho StU</onr Aflool• tltM ol I!HI Stllo Un~otry. �·····. ' .r feedback No joke EdJtor· 1 ,.,.., In Tlto SpKtfiJm ol Nov. I an lntare.tltlng column concerning 11\0 Rlgntto ulo Pony. lleot II -tor_.otoA.., l(achlc' o - oil he RTl """'' ~.Jon ...,., IO V'-w1ho RTl porty ancs ,.,......,.t u • bod onCI unluMY III<A• I 0111Y ""Ill H - .. Unlor~uniloty,ll I• tho,. .~, or 11141 Amlflean potlllcal oyotoro'o . .,., . .fl.--."' unwUIIogMsa to deal With the toauo or abottlof\. Tl>e RIO"t to lifo malnOirNm polltleol ""''" hove llOt liken • •tand on tM taaue of abortion. There ut01a m conloolon ...., ...,., otoncla - • on the I...... The tact thet In tha race fCH g..-IIOf In 11178, enough people -od lot tho Right To Ute conclldoto oo lho t ll>e pony wu gl - . -lllor> llo.llot tn thll moat rocont _...lion, lo onoogh to PfO"'' tho1 11\0 Pro Ute Oft'"" ca.- lo • - · torea Wille~ . - a to lie-~~ Wllh In I -Uo way. Tl>e decline In tl>e political ol the RTlf*t)'- '"" put,,._ YMft COli Ill lltr1bolod to tt>e ln1toduc:l lon of tho looue to the - " " ' or tl>e m&)Of f)OIHICOI pwt- The~ ol1he Conotltutlonol ~ 1o bon Tile third loser About time EdltO<: In ,.,......,. to,,... Oct 25111, o dtlqulte a11k .. • •• wrt~rtM" that wu ...., Impure and modefat•ty Eclllor. - c tlbed tO< Tlto SpKfrum o nes Let't llMr II lor At.an Kachlc..lt'·t abOUt II""' oomoono meoo public the kllocy olthe Rlg~f.io-Uio -I<>Q. IotrOIIQiy IMII.... IhOI abonlon ahOUicl bo on tncllvlduol'o \~ ot "er lnvoiVIG .,arty. chohM. • ••• unfortunately In this Whot ls 1M ottw lnYOMod Pony! II ft ll>e P\.0 Of the . . , ...... -"""' oot 100 long OQO. oncl hociiO flO IO &lo Cent4K to he--. tM• 9f'OC*Iute performed, Ttwo wa a tl )'NI 1 old g ltl In rrry group w.-'rnotl* •u totallY ~ant 1q tw Pfoblom, ancltoo glrtwun·t too a~rp '*-'If, beQUM the tli&l 20 - · IMOQnanl. II the tiOhHc> reel at~ The anlcle atateo, ,, muen or •~ ot uttGen.tll'CIIng:, the ttm\11 A.l'aba,Who l fl conc10U&ty 1ft~ twl un-ci..., ? f'egoroleoo ol the Na.bl;,lhe P.lO l.t; not an 11\t*- _,11._ otgonllll\loo or 11)'1og to Mil hNII u a - a to. Flro1 dol~ Semlto. ,._,log 10 Webolor lt'o Ia o 111..., had tholr woy, thlo gl~ would bo In • l>ell of a lot ol trouble, to uy -hlno obout I 110( '"""'"" 11 ottay, ""' w hocl to bo adm~tod too hoeollal oncllla,. m&)Of ouroory. e.., limo I 1>ear --ai>OUIII>e lmtnOtaiiiJO< l h o l l l - " ' What.,., of aboftlon. I want to amor:lt ttwo. li lo my I>Ody, ones my cltolco, onCI no m•'-• upoc:lall)l _ , . right- . . polttlclon, r. Q04<1g to "'"""lhet-lor ma. I 1\101 wlah a rNIII oould be .-..., will\ &1'1 unwanted PfeQnancy 10 they """"'_'_tho_.," llfiOQO ...Ih IL abotl.lonl ""' '"""' · - The . .luuo RTl perty'O , __, lor living. Ia now on lhl notiotlll OoQOf'do onCI w141 otoy uw. for o ohcwl tlmo on~ay, Whettw you ogroo with lho laouo "' 1101 r. not the q\»Atlon cllac:vulng 11>el\!ght To Ule polly. 'Tllo - 'lon ... group o f _ , . who lllllove atronotr In o .,.,... ~ tt>e ,..t of 11141 WOfiCI IO 1 - lhlm -">uooy. The..,._ _ . to bo 10 !ann a , _ IIOifflcal ""lcte In Willen to - - ,,...,llllllft and IIOpe thtttho..., of tho WOfiCI It . . - h l n g - ' " buylog. hoW-. """""" o f • - " !amity CO<ftll'lol l > g - Arabo. ..c; - l ot · Second, a1oo !rom flrol. lo tno P1.0 lo 1101 111111-MfllltO, (8y MW you oncl l thol 1101 Oflly- aro SemiiM~ Truely h lo Simple preparatloD IIIIo- of o OOtloln g<OUP, ,,. Zkmlttl In the - Itt~\ QolontuUon ot Pa)MHne, eo calMcl ...... today. So ,,. moooaoo '"""ld bo etev lhol Ilie PlO II nol o~ ~II.J oWII ~ Oroanlutlon, bUt It'• otgantzed tor lhe trU41 loci oltl>e ,.., lltMI slllco t<~Mty yeoro OQO. "" toll Ararat aatd In hll apeech. to ane Unllod Notion In 187• " We Oo dlollogt>loll betwJudlosm oJ'(I ~lilT\, Wt')Ue _. mainttln OUt Oi)posl11on to the colon1•t• Zionist mo~emont~ Wo roae>ect lhe Jewish laith eu:."' Eclhor. 'The recent leliM to tM edltOf concotnlng 11141 groOiog f)Oitcloo of lho Depanmon1 o l ~ raiIOIIW lao- (oucll U - f a l l questk»nl) whlcn t'm tufe art velld, but appeara, at least 10 mt, to et1tkltt the department ~VM 1\ lunctk>M • • a ..hvrOte" Wf\lcn Enolneertrto etU00(\11 . ,. upoectod to otear. I IMII'-Ihol II w t m - t to reoognl&o that tl\lo lunctlon lo In,. .,.,.... ob0ulth41T,. SpKrrum, If's o wldoty..., p'esaufed pubtlaher under the ptKihiY one Wl'llch It Of' VIlli o•151once of tho m• )Oflty In mY ab<Mit II d~plllloo, JmPDf\11\tt bOth to other -•once 11 atmoll PfGnlblrld me It om oncl morolmpotlonlly to \he otud41nl l\lmHII.IIIho t) enjoying my Fllot Amendment. ll took '"'" weeki tor fti..Y pr~ anlclo to ,.,.. II on the Guell Oc>lniOn 2)1« Aeeepllog o tatoo louor tallod DY 1Mcep11ve propeuandltt. Llko o guetlllo wor tl>e """" o1-lwtlo dO nOI UM 1 ........... ~k. belog In • llekl wtwre there .,. 2 to~ Cfllt •ncJ to \10 dog.&, or hOW can an Afllb ao a t - t . . _ ~•• r.llogo r- 1y In o ..-r domlnalod by o proziOfllam J.wlah loacllefl. lUI. ..,........ P.S. " lAio procUeo Whol wo su;denl ts 10 be able to cope wUh the domandl which will bo place upoo him (he<. or II) tn 1\lo upper oMolon Eoo"-1<>0 malo< field, ne mutt l\a¥e a t f'IOf'ouoh lounclollon In tho llolda ol Pnyalca oncl Mothomltlco. ln my vlow, the Ptlyslca OeparlrMitl would not onty l*l'l't'1tale an tltt'etne d l l - to the clloclpllnaa which IUrthol odUCOto tllOM Who pooa thel1 cunlc\llum, bUt would tO(oll'f abragolo 111 -al>itlly to Ihe attidentl therr!MM'I WIW'* II not ID perform t~lt cM1r11ncllng and, franllly, unp~eaant tulc of fdetllllyl<>g '""" o t . -.lo who would bo l>el10< ~- IO m&)Of In IHo clonWidlng dlaclptm. than Engl.-IOQ, Ha111na taogot tl>e "IIIIIO<IuCIO<Y ~·courw ottwo a . -~ . ,o1cloy, 6_' ... un-.llleo, I bell... that I have aomo ••- -• oltl>e clllflcollleo In UMIIOQ tho eubjoct mo1111, anCI 1ft ocloqua1oly bu1 lalr·ty ovol...,.Uog the •t-ta. 01 couroo, the Pnyolct Oeparl""'"' cloto.l eo..ooquently, 1 do<luc:. thol the Pl\yok:a ~1.- II g-looi~...........l)l attempting 10 tolltl>e Oludool ~t~lng abOut probobll - thl• lmjJofloctly ( s o - Eog"--rrg. " NWBR" tf)Nl<o Olll\0 dllllolllly of the lab e~eporlment t\ 61\0 ol e n pe(rom1ance ot ol.lr better etudenta heft t bet'eYW that tnty art w.,1 odocotod 1 - by ""' o.ponmenl ol Pnyotc:.. In vte., of Ihit Cllns -sJUta With which that dooo!lmenl copes oltho etornentarv "'''· ancltt>e reaources with whk h tttty oetfottn lheir r•aponalblllty, I OIUeve U\8 deQertrnent funcilons 11 1 nlo-" ~ of pettOtm&'ICe.. 1M fact tnat many ot the atudenla In .,., own deptrtment are ,..,.,, of tha nuance• and lnteUeeruat ocltement uaoclated whn the oul>ject ol Pltyalco . _... well of the abllll'f 0nc1 Clodlcollon of ito advertit•mant H41klng prevk>u.e lab ropotiL •NWBR" rtler.1o lhlo rtor'f other dopenment of ""'lch I'm oware). bott>asecl uooo 1110 tacuny. My 0'4'1'1 ~rttMnl II one ol 11141 larQM1 dol>atlmenlt ~.o , mo)oro) In thla Univerolly. Ao ouch, I am lroqUOfiiiY laced with lilt .,..,.,... lull of drC>P04110 atuclonto ...,., ..., 1101 ._bioi ol coping with the ctomancso oltl\0 advoneoct c:urr~ulum. Wtwttt I examine ~ ~ contlo11on b e l - pooo ,..,.,...,.,.. llltlllo .,..,._,, anc1 PC>Of performance In P!>yllcs, IM fllatkM\ 11 clear. (My date lfe lnoomc>IOIO. I aclmll, olnoelhove not """"'"od- ,..,.......... tn lhll doPirt"*'' Wl111 Pl>polca aubMQ'*'I P«tormance In ao -dotoollog 1f>o loomtfiQ p r whtch 11141 Iota orlglno lly wught to croat~·· lnOHd II does, butlual Wl\0 mlo- tne POint? The ~ment, m presen11ng a difficult tab, 0< tho t l - 1 who croposn to use 60Me0nt eftt'& work os o boots lor hlo repotl? II " NWBR" bellOWS '"' PnysiU 107 lolls are un-6000rlly dllllcull, I invite him to h&Ye • chat wUh a otude~l who 1\aa poaood tho ECE 353 (Electrontc Clrculla t..t-ator'f). lor lnatonc• 11~1n~ he will dlocover Ihat Pnyalco Ia tlfliPIY trylng to propore him lor WllatiO!i<a on lho ocadomlc hotlzOII. Prolllllly 11\e tlnglo boot lnatNttot In my "'eonat e • - c : . lo Hanry MlllgonaU tlt once tOld -lho.t 1>e bot- thol he , _ IIIIQIII o otudttll ony!hlnQ - b<ll "only'' t>elpod 1\lm lo IHm oometl\lng, Muclt might be ga tnoG. I llllnlt, II)' u.-stanclll>g tho Cliff«...... D.l'. ...Prol- Olld Qhotmla o Oopotlment ol a.cll1caf and Compu* Engl.-lOG �·Or Appllcatioos Are Being Ac.cepted. for the Directorship of the Summer, -1983 Salamanca, Spain Program RESPONSIIIUTIES: 1. Recruitment, se6ectlon and orientation of students. 2. Planning. odmlr'ilstratlon of overseas program 3. Teach at least 1 course. Help for empty pens I 1. QUAUFICAnONS: By DARLENE .ODHORN Spectrvm Sill/] l+'rile< Ius cw:r had a .....;o,.. ............,,, tDows tina hat>d 1M bMOies tbis can p<Od""'. Lector .............. writcn' bloek, -1U11C111r<. a o d - .... juR. r... or 1M pooblcms oet c:.a mcouDt<r. A CUR fO< tbis 1llollody and OllDely is tO viti! 1M WIIIJaa "'-. locatOcl in ~ Baldy tull. O..C:C In 1M room, ttoDquitity u rc:IIIOHd u """ofJ!lPn tho t...,uy l\lton tactic qiiCIIioos. Coatraty to pocKilu belief. ''1ht Writhl& ! " - is - a remedial writiaa c:eoter ," 111pcnisor Rita PoUard Aid. The Wrillftl ! " - aripnially op<ned lAthe early 19?0'su a cauor to aid EOP (Educational Oponunlty Plopom) Jt\ldenu with tbeir writi111 &lclJU. The varied dimtd< 110w Includes 17aduatc JtudcnU workin.l on thesis 0< P«>f<AOrs wrlthl& arud<s. FOR:ill) alld<n" arc olio wdcomc. " We can bdp witll 1M Wldcnl&ndlnc or 1M ......,cot, with locat.in& I<O<I'al 00WCC1 of iuformatioo 0< """" just JOIA& OWf lbc prof-'J """""""u what a popu is returned. Pollard .-kl.'' Wbal is moJt imponut ia 1M OOOJilUI:tioo or ..., b tltc imporutne< or v.rn.J feoclbock btfcn lbc rll>lll draft b compldod. Sludcnu 00111< iD tltc . t before 011 ....,._t is due aod WOOl us 10 imP«>ve il for than. U....Uy that is Loo )ate to ch.anae mudl, we- c::&ll raJJy bdp • lot DJOre ir ~·· 11c bro\ltllt In u early as I>OIIible." she added. A W ..,..ct writhl& Wlb an _ , • 10dl a bchl& a..,..ctlia..,.,. Tilton lewD CCJ1111101itioa .-'Cb aod tlloory pno:tk:e, 10 owr typical writinC ...-.,_.,_role~ ...S allo lant bow to WO<t with ~ A.m<ricaD - . aod clialocu from tbc ltuJcuole NIDr, . ~. Wbllc dlmldc an: always wd<omc lA ~ llakfy"' ill 1M JOtdittc locatoclln 141 Patter on T.-., from Ill to ftln• pm. Pollarcl would li.. to ,.. mote facul ty iiiYolvemall In tbc rwure. ·w c COUld be 1oocl n COMPENSAnON: U ft U vttoe and a dela1ptlon of two COtJr$8$ Which tnev might teoctt tO: Dr. Edwofd Dudley, Of: Wendel Wlddond OlrectOC' lntematlonol Studies Director of Special Programs 414 Copen Han 417 Grover Cleveland HoH SUCB - 1300 Elmwood Ave. Buffalo, NeW YOI1< 142.22 u by December 15, 1982 Tolstoy College's program: Amerlcal) Radical Traditions presents H.L Mitchell, the organizer of: THE SOUTHERN TENANT FARMERS' UNION adviSon tO foculty, obowin& lhem What ltC Pollarcl summarUocl. America Our inflation rare last yur was 2 points below the national a~ Our industrial land cost is the lowest in the nation. (520,000 per aae. Compare that to San Dk!goatSSOO,OOO, almost 25 times as much!) Ht'ir ~ ft U ft App8cotlons must be received by November 22, Decisions expected ft useful ''""""""on papers, bow to IDOke better .wianm<nll l#d bow 10 itw:orpor'a.te writin& ita coursa aaain. Aller aU. we are- a karinina ccn1cr ror nt'f')'Oa<.. Wt tvat hive cnauivt R"'Iwa:s a\'Silab&e to hd,p." Pollad eJ(plainocl. The Writia& ! " - sm:s>a IO the stlld<nt tbol tb<y .,.,., leU '"ljlm wboJ 10 clo, but rather "P«>vick feedbacl< to eoabk all writcn to mah th<i1 own cl<cisions ill lhallina and alterin& their .. or\ ... ListenJip ft U Spanish. Regular summer rates of Home Institutions plus round trip ITovel costs. COIIdldate fOC' the Olrectonhlp should submit a current curriculum QYODO who hlk molt P«>fcaional writcn work In a Jituatilln ooodlldvc to •I pooltiw feodbkk and revisloos ,..,.....-y to Improve writiaa s.kliJJ one! darity, moe~ allclcn.. dona<. "A conr.....,. from ooc or our lpOC(aUy tnln<d tulon o1 any .... or writiaa c:an raolve mistal:'" cause! by wrillD& Ill bolalioo," Pollorcl sold. Tilton ot tbc: m.. drotHs> _.., recoive . - aodll boun ror t1tcir work, alia CIOGijllctiaa a siz-tlna uabiiAa oouno. To become a & I sues Ft.ll-ttme status as o tacultv member at Of SUNYAS. 2. Ability to prepare two courses relative to the program to teach In A Case Study In Interracial Organizing Among Sharecropper Formers in the South during the Depression Friday, November Sth, 8 p.m. Diefendorf 148 Main St. Campus, U.B. Sponsored by: Graduate Student Association Tolstoy College History Dept. American Studies Dept. Democratic Socialists or America Center for Justice, R.C. Student Bar Association The Alternative News Collec;.tlve ,.-,5-IC.I"Ioo_....... u �• ) Wouldn't You Rather .Be Sitting For Your Senior Portrait Sign Up Names are being taken at the following locations for photos taken between · November 8-12: On the Amherst Campus: 111 Talbert Hall 14 Baldy Hall On Main Street : 84S Harriman Library For those that signed up last week, don't forget to keep your appointment . - ~ 10 fb .__ . ,~··-·,oa:·..· . . .. . ·- .. �sports Is Alumni lntlmldetlng? .. .,~ caUS< lrtiwy". r~>< rar,e, noted. "for "'bat it was, 111 mi>s h." Overall, willie Oark carritd tradition. AJwnnf bdnp a ntW " I'D be abl< to work more peopk 01 tile same tlme," Micllad ftttina of opdmbm for the Jaid. "We have more area co work playas. "I enjoyed Oark," Collora with and can have nw>y matthn said. ••sue there arc so many ni« runnin& at the same time.'' Intimidation of the new bulldina thinas in Alumni . Tb< floor of the cour1 is areal and the c:irC\llalion is lbould 001 really be a fac:tor, lin<. plu• ,.. should be able to Michael said . In fott. he thouaht that Oark is much mou draw a bettt:r crov..d as "'"eU." intimidatina a buildina rhar Michael norte! it 1hould nol hun AJWIUli will be. reeruitmmt. "Whm the fac:ilit)' is "Eirher you froze to death. or eomplcttd, it will be just mtlled beta uS< or the htll. The &Or&tous," he cxplllintd. 'h'l a lot closer for moll of the sea.les were rwted a.nd broken. we players," O'Donncl noted. "Oork had a chalkboard to keep score, was nice. but Alumni Is the l()(:ket roomt ~A'erc hot and Alumni presents adjustments b.otrrdal. area to work with will be 8y JON M . DIAT Mtmlllbol Edit"' D<panina tht eory conranes or Ouk Gym, rhrtt UB varsily sporu v.ill 5000 make lhe new AIWIUli Artoo borne. MtoJ and Womtru Baskttball alona wirb Wr<Siling, will <tart tbt seuoo In Oork Gym bur will move ro the new facility starting December 3. While the nc\\ly constructed arean provides numerous advantages over Clark, some feel that there are several The Spectrum Now Has Photocopying on the Amherst Campus Come to 14 Baldy Hall or The Basement of Harriman Hall .08° Copy (8Y\4 11") Spectrum Photcopying Where You Do . Not Always..Walt I I disadvanraaes u w<U. "h's really <Old iJr rhat," complained Wrestlina Coach Ed Mlcllad. "I undtr<tand rhe Unlvmity b ttyina ro cut lteatina CORI, but wt"rc JO(J\1 tO havr tO use a s;nowmobiJe to Jet tO our ma1ch.'" Tht Unlvtrsity plans to kttp tht tempcracure at 1 constant $S clc&rces for t.bc wintc:r months. "At IWI the 1empc:ratwe is consiJtant in Alu.mnj :' Womeos Basketball forward Gina Collora said. "In Ouk, h would be 40 d<jrees one day and 90 rhe next." " It trill be an adju.stmeot from IOark." WomtoS Basl<ttball Coach Unda O'Ooondl said. "Alnlosphtr<-"ise ir trill be a tift, but it may be some time for us to odjust to the vasu~tss or the arma.·· "It may Ilk< time &tttina used ro," Basketball forward Lars Hafner said. ''Tbere secmJ to be a problem " i th perception When you shoot , but oner__we play there enouJh, that probltrn should be cured ."" Michael sold rhat while tbt eold may prove to be a h.lnderanc:e a.nd HE BUFFALONIAN ' 83 The official UB Yearbook Now on sale $10.00 I book AUTO ·CYCLEINSURANCE * * * Low retes, Instant FS forms, months to pay Spec:lellzlng In foreign students/ out-of·stete drivers All drlwers ec:cepted regardless of driving record A Active _..Insurance c..ntot tree ..urna<es 896-2700 smeUy .. .h WI.! unique,:· Mich1el fabulou.s:• I.E.E.E. PIN DISTRIBUTION RM.1J7 BELL HALL TODAY 11/5 - 2:00-4:45 PM Bring I.E.E.E. Membership Card. If you have recently signedup, but have not gotten your card, we will be having another distribution later Jn theyear. ~ 1- - �•••••• JELSAR •••••• W : Laundry and Dry Cleaning : • • Coin laundry. Maytag Toploadlng Washers • • • 4276 No. Bailey Ave•. 834·8963 t (Near longmeadow) • • · by the pound ••• 2Drycleenlng · 25 lb. rug wuhers Load Star Penna Press Dtyers • t t ~~· • ATTENDANT ON DUTY! + • • • : OPEN • 1 M on<Yy thru Saturday. a am • 10 pm • Sunday 8 am · 8 pm • th n..!~tb. ~! ··~:::::p.:7~ncbmo•• •trod'; which tnps beat inslud or rdeasina h lO space.... l( w were to stop bwnin& these tudl, it may t&k:t J.OCX) ye:ars [Of it CO &0 oway," Gayle)' aplalned. Pollutiotl frO<D bcavy induJtrics n.. bas oaly local atf<CU and docs oat wcod &lobolly. marlted rill ia stcd IUid auto productioa In Buffalo. •bicb oould be • h e JeWISh StUde n t Un l 0 n IS h a V•1 ng a b age I b ru nc h at 12 noon in Room 220 Ta Ib e rt HQ II• All are e welcome. ~ - ··- pulled down.,.. _ over tbc LA!'•· llkklfta u.pCity .....Wwc. 111<1> IUid drops pcmw>eal, may bdp the - o r IW\JIP ov<f thc ia the looa fUll. Leu panlda 1ft tbc air trill~ cloud fonnAll!)a aoow." Buffalo oould Itt <"Cll more aoow annudly If 1101 rlt tbc hUb 10 the oortb and aoutb •luch rom~ til• ono•bch• and k<:t~> tile • kl51opcs ""he. • Cayley wu skfP(kal or thconeo IUid liJllt rdlc<:Uon. Altholoah tbc wutbcr ctrccu rrom Uakc. Erie ar< oa:ounted. fa<, .................. OaYI<Y bcticva tbcy ore not pva~ tftOU&b OtlmUoo. "8ceam< of the :\ l.akc, ,.. are aaually wvmcr lltan cities our lililude," he ' T fiUicr OV<r the WIIC1 .'' Wincb (rom the Soutbwcsl arc. aho bthind many of Buffalo'• m.ljor IDOW ltOrrnl. The clauic <Jarnpi<. OC<Ordlna to Oayley, is Wbcu a low prwurc S)'l(c:m aoe> up the Oulf of Sl . LAwrcocc ""d ..1111. "Cold Canodian air It tbcn OC!'<' sa~cl Ill Wllik Erie may kttp Bulfillo WVID<! (lbouJ)I rmcfCDIS OilY DOt &lfte) II also CODtnbUiea towarch tbe Qum> City's tq>tutation u one tho windiest cities In O! Ammca. Cayley explains that "the pr<VIilina winch comtina from the Wen. 10 ovcr the Oreal Wea, or at last Erie. Water orfm less res1stance llld frl<tlon thollry 10 <qUitO tho <WIIp<)( c,cle willl wulllcr. "AIIIwNib JCI:mtlru lla'< pro• en th~ the bri&btnc:u or the aun vanes, wt' kno• too Hnk about it to eqowe Otlt manlf~ation (IUO!pou) of IOiar actlvuy with urth's Wtatht:r, tbou&h It Is a possibility wbkh Is Jalnina popularity. " Sun !poll 1.!< onjy known 10 be dark biOI<hOI on the Jun whk:h are detected by teltKOpe. In the my lona run, Oayley ays an Ice aae is "Inevitable." We r···soFi·cot3iAcrs··1 I~ .g.: $59 • Plus Proffeulonal Fees •Fit by Doctors of Optometry •Coupon Includes Care Kit& 12 Month 1 I i i ;··~ 1/6 ~ ~ I 1 Sou~ ~ Mon . Sal 835·4844 10-9 INs COllpOn expjles NoV. 30111 ~ : havt rcuon lo lxUtve tba1 whtn the Earth Is at lh• end of 1«: AJ• period, there are no Polar Gaps. RiJht now, we ore plbbably lo the lftt<r1>h~ bftwocn tho upansion IUid rotr<adoa cyde of the ups." 5'- IMS, the IIC& levd bas becD risioa. incllcatlna that tbe cap. mar be mchinl Into the .......,., Some predictions JUUOSI that tbc Euo IUid West ooasu could be complddy •nun4a.ted by tho cooduslot> of thb cycle One that t,Ji:u. IIIJdy tonlmdJ allliou&h tho alobal tcrop<fltun is coolin&. poUut&DU tie conccnuu.iPJ over the Polor l"""'ps, caUJ!nJ tho SfemhoW< effect 10 mdlthcm . G ayky hu alrady .Wed thai rcwU tud is tile prinwy cawe or thu. "There 11tC o lot of tblftp about nuclear po- I doo't liJ<e, tbouab tbe dim.atc c:hanaes ...tucb could .,..•• From <Ootlnued c:oal 1111d oil b1111W1& C'Ould hi: d<trlmentll 10 oUr fraail< food 1upply," Oayky added. In conclusion he said ;jl think dlmate chon&< il a lot mort ~oC:JIY 1h.n racUatioo." ~ lW!!JI.~.~.aJ.Bf ..JONIGHT Rock till 11:30 DISCO 11 :30 tJII closing SATURDAY Rock Night I 1 ---------------------- The Union Board of Governors in conj uction with C.E.C. and Jazz Workshop present n & Europe 1oured Japa Tuesday, November 16 King Concert Hall 8:00 pm I $5.50 students, $8.50 non· students SUNY students $5.50 Tickets on sale at Harriman Ticket Box Office Reserved tickets available at Central Box Office 673·3501 on sale November 2 Rolling Stone says " Pat Metheny plays like wind through trees In heaven" �Bulls hit road to take on Great Danes • .) Unhtrsit) 1 1 BUFfALO BULL~> ( 4·~) II . Unhtnlt) at ALBANY C REAT OANES (S.ll On ahe road aaaln. The Dulls embark on an awa, 5';heduk mu~h like the one Ihat ldt them G-2 cattier thiJ )'car. They n~cd bo1h ~ins in 1ht-lr last l\\'0 s.amcs to imporvc on hm year·~ .soo' r«ord . AJban)' linhhcd 1-3 last season. For the record, the Grer11 Oanes beat 1hc 8ull5 la.st )'tar, in Alban) 32.(). UD mi&ht .,;11 b< consld<red und<rdoa>. How••••· du< to circumstanocs 1h11 havt' arisen in Ccnual NeY. York. The Bulb ~ou l d vt'ry well pick up 1he win. Pfay-by·;play Bnnoun«r Clip Smith and col....-commcntator Bob Tatu Y.iU make I he 1rip to brine lh c rad1o co,·rrqc back 10 Buffalo \13 WBFO (FM &&). The broadcast "an• •• 12:30 and kodoff" at ) ·OO w~:......;;~-""":-~---------...lllll--illo.-_..!:a..~~~-_J p.m. Bl'Ll 81Th: !-·II Ul at Conland 31 '-18 26 at Bakt•in·\\aliM"~t Jl :--25 I~ Rooh<Sttf 1J 0·1 44 Buffalo St. J 0·9 lS •• C&nlsl.. IJ 0 · 16 14 ltha<o II ().lJ Sl B<O<Lpo.rt IJ Q.JO IS 1\on<i<b 10 UB p:wn on firSt and 10 UB pa.sS<S on founh and <>n<. UB "ould paS> on th< kickoff is th<) could. Th<Y ""I pan a~aanst Albany. Tht SuUs :h'f'rage O\tr 4() aerial.) a Jilmc and Ihe re.:ord of v.ins and ktsscs mia.ht de1crminc how much i.s too much OM v.ho t$ bencCiuin& from this is Pat \\l'h,tchc~d . The runnln& back needs four more reception~ 10 ~' a new season mark . With six la!t ...,t'tk, he no..., has an astound•na 4S. Jim SIOJak (TE) 1! nex1 whh 21 and Chr;..; o· Amico has 24. Bull fans should have C\cry reason 10 btllc"'c duu thc1r team could ha,·c a 6-2, ~·tn 7-1 re<-o rd. Ancr aJI, wouldn't th:u sound better 1han v.hat they've actua11)' done-out scorina their upponcnts 228- 142? DANE HARANCUt; : JO hbiCI 7 JO at B<e<kport 0 17 Union 7 13 S. Connt<tl<ut 16 27 Cortbnd St 2G 7 at Nor""ld 21 Q.,JO 10 • • i\lf..., 7 S· ll S.25 0·2 0·9 0·16 O·lJ Alban) is more than JUSt hop,nathat cnhtr or \.h(tr a.. o 1njwcd quanttb:oclu " ill b< h<alth) mouah to pia) tomono" . T~-o wcd.s aao flnt strift!f'f Tom Prall fC•IRJUfed I lea lM.l bothff"(d him <arlier tn th< y<ar. Second stnnJ<r Eric Ulky look over, but injured his sllouldn. Third """'" Tom Roth finished out th< cfuappoiNm<nt at Norwi<h and pla)ed the entir< pm< IJiinst Alfred. Th< Great tnn.s run from th< wishbon<, w•h Pat Hamson lndona th< way. l)e fullb:ock lead5 the t<am with 397 yard5. Jolin Dunham (ID yards) and Soldini (160) eompl<t< the SlartlnJ trio. It was Albany'• dermsc: that .. vee~ th< "''" IJilns< Alfred. Even without Jimmy Canftdd, an ECAC Up<~at< Pla~r of th< Yev, th<y h<ld th< Suon• orr until kicker Tom Lln<Oln <arne throuah with a lat< ftdd soal. Canftcld is Usted as CIU<Stlonalb< for 1<1ion aaabut UB. Da,·• Compllrd by K•vin A . Kru<t<r ·. �classified ads CV&$1F!t.0$ 1M E1G fNIY be PIK*I atTN Speetru~n otnca ·u Ba~ HaJI Ofllu "'Vtt w• g a.m . t.o 5 p.m. MoneliY' lMU f f'kley OMd",_..,. Mondty. 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Tours wilt be qvolloble ot 2:30 pm The COUD8 .... be morlced IU!tlclenttv Please detach and retum MAL£ : I I I PHONE NO. GAADUATE FACULTY AND STAFF TEAMS (4 people) MALE I ~ENTRIES FEMAlE___ ENTRY OEAOUNE: 3:30om the day or ltle race 1 : : ~ I I I ARE FREE OF CHARGE AND MAY BE HANDED IN TO 152 AlUMNI HAll Am TIME : .. -~-------------------------------21 -~JWI!!!9' 'i'Jdi.YAo~~tlllf t f 1 I I i i1 \ I I !1 Friday, November 12th Tolbert Cafeteria or 7:00 pm Unlv. oiJiurtolo 1 I I ~ ~ Admlulon $3, Dinner~ 1 '\r- ~ ~ ;>. feotu~ng• 1 1> "'.liL M ualc by Chris Omro~ Ensemble I ! •. ' . I I .Jane• by Mld<lkl Eadem Group ::~~~;.~~;;;!::::d Poleallnon SA Interna tional Allot" ~ ! I I I I I FEMAI.f Weidman Theatre ~ r-----·--------------,. ~ -------------------------------~ ~ 170 MFAC Co-Sponsored by: Iranian SA, Latin American SA ~;::: ... DATE: 11/18/82 (The Thursday before Thanksgiving) A!:!:.. TIME: 4:00 pm PLACE: Outside Alumni Hall, on the rood by the baseball field: the new Webster Entrance Rood. COURSE: Approximately 5,000 meters (3.1 miles) I I I I TIME 1·9 8L 9-11pm Mon., Nov. 8 8-l Opm All*'-' UNDERGAADUAJE lltr fiOTI Y f'VQ"J~ U,.,., lfJ(I't•' ,,,. &Y II.} .'iJ't null., If~ 4-M I'I.ttHit I"OHM 1U ull•illlf' .\'om R e110rvatio11S Suggl!llteJ FREE - A Reception Will Follow 10th ANNUAL TURKEY TROT ~ '0A IIIIOfT m•r,~o pit.<~ ~lu nttlr u~"•' ('U"J 1'/ff•illt ni"'H; Tonight, November 5, 8:30 PM, 239 Hayes Hall CATEGORY: - L\..$T AW,.[A$1' Sf l ~~ ~ tk M ............ • . .. 54:. U$000 oWf \l~f0Ml4-S- ~ hrt '"'' rMrmltt~ "'"' ~'fV~'' Nt4tflll' '" IItt' Uut•••,.u,.,. JJI,... ;n ,,.,. li/ '"' H It IJhlr'tg c., ,~ A Slide Presentation and Lecture by John D. Patalita NAME ~Cafnoui..IUl·t-. tll_.1._ , - - - - - -OlD RED MQ.L INN-----..., "The Architecture of Krakow: Poland's Historic Ancient Cgpital" : ....,,,a......-rv ......_, ,.., ....,,.~IMe 'tMttl""-'. . 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There's hove the kind of job a comprehensive package of benefits, your education and training prepared including special duty pay. The starting you for, and the decision·making au· thority you need to make the most of it. salary is $16,400- more than most companies would pay you righL out of coUege. As a college graduate and officer After four years, with regular promo· candidate, your Navy training is geared to making you a leader. There is no boot tions and pay increases, your salary will have increased to as much as $29,800. camp. Instead, you receive professional As a Navy officer, you grow, through training to help you build the technical new challenges, new tests of your skills, and management skills you'U need as a and new opportunities Navy officer. ;i;vY'Om;.;;;;;~,:;- - - - -;;; 1 to advance your eduThis training is I ~~c:=~~~..f~~~lS I cation, including the designed to instill I 0 1m rnd-7 Lo &.alw C'b.r.re- 1\oU 1nf: ~ .bou\ J possibility of attending confidence by first· •oo• I graduate school while hand experience. You I :,_:..,.~-,_,.... learn by doing. On I ,....._ ""' l,__ r;;;~.. ~ I you're in the Navy. Don't just take a your first sea tour, I ""' ...__ 1 I job. Become a Navy you're responsible for I A _ _..,.._,. . ._ , officer, and take charge. managing the work of tv... . c.e..v""""-- - up to 30 men and the ~ -~ I Even at 22. r 1 I ........~~..-.... ,~-c;;; .,.., ..u I I =-~=:::::=:~:~~_:: I L=~-=~ ---- --J QUICK COPY __ ,... -- ,.,.. ................ ...,_.. ....... ........,...., ....... Jlf1 • • • • ,...,,_.~ . -- . 15 �etc. (Juotc of the d11y 'Some wUI rob )OU wirh 1 ,r..,un, some wltb 1 £ou.ntaia pm Woody Oulbrit announcements Ci~ K Food Oriu-Donalt .aem' from o" . R·Dtc. 1a11ht HanimiiJl anc! C1pcn Lobbit1 Sttoad t e t nYitw WorkJilop- Car~u Plannlna Off.:e-Tu..clly, Nov. 9, I p.m. , CaJl<ll 10, AC. T1w Baird Poinr \'olvoleff Ambuta- Corpo. Is no• aa."Cppin,c app&iatfom from an)o~ uucrattd tn 11kln1 1 <oune to b«ome-a N<"' Yor~ Slit< Ernn.-, Medial Ta:hnl<im. For fun her info. <all Oa..: HonJJ, Jolin O'Od or Jolin llacmofl:"' 6J6-UIJ ,., Jtop b) 117 FlliJU Quod. l'olttd Caap~ pnv<tll a . - • ., hao mmlnp c-ay W<dncsda> aJ 7:~·"'· rn lOIS Caty HAll UOA B Ml4olt~l Mo>'lr " Mad Mu" on Nov. S and 6 11 mldniJhl in th< Wol4man Tbcaln. AclJnm>on: i i.1S stud<11U, 2.2$ t<..,.ll. Zorlta IJrltnlallooal ~ 0r&!llllntloo Cnrol>-GfiUIU Of U ,OOO 10 "omen (or . , - . study and research In aerospace: •dated sde:nce. and cnsine~riPI '"'inc.ludina "01,."-Mo>'lr-Tlours.. Fn. No-- • and S al4:)(), 7:00and t•lO Ill the Woklml\n Th<>lr<. • Papen dut"t Ma)~ 1bc. WriU•• P1MT C'art ht.lp. W~ arc open Moa.-Frt hom 10--4 &nd Mon.-Thul'$. c,.cninp from ~9 p.m. on )36 113Jdy Hall. " bo T'uc>day <•<mop from 6-8:30. MSC. P41~rr 14, ll.lttophysoa, mol«Ular bio. and spoe< ro«<idnt ore beina pvm, "pplicallon forms may b< obrointd b>· "'tirin' ro "Motk1111"-~lo>'lr-&ll . and Sun., Nov. 6 and 7 at 4, 6, 8 and 10 p .m in th< Waldman Theatre. "dmbsion: SI.7S "udrnu. S2.2S aei\O:nl. Sradrnt lloJon o-..1 Bnonrh rod~ •• 12 noon. 220 Talbert H>ll. A l!o, w• wiU be havins • "Coin1 Pany" Anntlon • •Jors i• environmencaJ ~tudiea:. bioloaY. ct1&in«rioa. mathemalico, chemiru,, libenlaru majort wioh sdwoe bac:kJfound. Duke Vl\iv, Sdlool or Fortstry and Env. Studt.. will be on o:ampw Wednesday, No• . 10 ro d.is<uss lh<ll' gnduOie progams. O..U Mr.~. Sh<a •t Catcer Plannlna. 831 ·1"'· for an op"". Jr>~'bb """Y for on~ or our moll IC1tvc ntrn•hnl tod"Y11 12:30 p.n1 , in 220 T>lbrn H>IL IEEE Compur.r So<.Htt) Tulorlll Nov, lO. 8:30 a ,no .·5:30 p.m., K.no.\. 14.. li B Cuorncatr oa co.nJtt Rdol•l~;e>e Educ.•llonaJ lmpli<>1inru for !be N\lclur "s<", Slo. , Nov. 6. I~ p.m. C.pcn and Nonon Halls. 1..tant 10 bUt bread I• time for tbt Hoti4a'•' Sl cas.h ~ovcrr <O!I . Sign up now or 15 C.pc!1 Hall. Mecu Tuc:s4oy. Wroallt aoald.a& woRaloopo. Slop by 15 Capen IO< morr Info. rq:ister ~ l.lld 10 f'SST•. •~ u d M......,. ldllo WoRaloop ID«lJ Montt.r fr""' 2-4 p.m. CopinJ with To<~ MJdctY IJ Tuesday from ).S p.m . Cafi6)(N808 Of itoP by 13 Oopcft 10 r<lisln s.to-<r'>Auool SlU S - on Frida), numbtr 2, MSC. 9 LID. 10 811.111. Nov '· P>1ta .hla rloc t'lllnHo - ' - GuM. Cooo1<1 rhr Cu~d Master m room 210 lll'~ kaoo b<forr Thunday Ntcded· l pbotoa>j>leo orl.D. - M o..<*~ n Is now ~<Up~ ina ploy bi<b ror thc:iJ SprioJ .,.,..,... produaion . D<adl!nc for~~ In bkls Is Novanb<r 20. FOt onor< info. <all Oa<'id ar 6)6.2137. ""'-"I'll Pltly oo Nov. 6. Sat .. 10 Smlllcr O 'a b ol " p.m.-unril ? In Didendorr Mn<l w.....,., Lat......., C.•pa Ml.utrJ S...l<a on Sundaj. Nov. 1, II a,m;, Reurrcaion House. Zonta lntemational, lS £au Warker Drive:.• 0\icqo, IL ~I. ' M<MV<IIill• Enoployir\& OrpalutloO.<-MondJiy, November 8, 2 p.m .. 2 11 Porker, MSC. PrC$a!ltd by rht C..r<rr Plonnina ornre . latcrulllp A.ulc.....,t-n~ Dowwto ... NIIDIII& H - 15 r«tina to f~l an tnrmnhip assiJJl!n<t\l wbido ,..i ll deal wirh b.., ness and adm. proo:d\!ICS, public r<lation< >nd pmonnd work. For lurtb<r info. conract ltrlrey C. Ball. 847-2500. lotcrulolp Ia W-aatoe, D.C.-&ootnU WbO Wan! 10 IHO a .l<fnCSl<r orr or luo..: an urcndtd Janowy vaaorion to wort in WubiQ11ol\, D.C., for a .....U stipc:od fO< lilt Wihon Qllarterly, a s<bobrly mapzioo &cared to .., <Ciucattd '-f aodiaoa: aod co•crinJ all braDchco or rb< JibcqJ IIIU and sdmce. Studalu would ICl as rcscardo usimn11 toe hr edlton. lnrmu will pill hand lmowledc• or lhe .,..,.... by which a m&&mn• is plaru>ed, edited and produc:od. For h1rthcr iDrormatioa write Harry Cooper, Sc:Wor Rcseardltr. lhe W'tlson Quarterly, Smitb100iao Institution lllda, WullinJtOD, D.C. 20S60. ru.. Anc.tloe c.id- ~The National Wil41irt of inlmublP> for 1983. The iDltnUbip is primanl1 for collqc aradU&t.. and in SOOJe ...a, out.Uaodlns undcraraduatts may be OOOJi<krtd. No applicarioQ fonn is requlrtd. M application r.bould consin of a pmooaJ loner iodicatlna the applicant'• spcc:W iotcrar:J. a comptatd resume. and a 1bon, noo-<tdWcal writina sample. ~ Abould be i<flt to Shirley Slrooa. Coordinarot, lteoourccs ColUCr"atfon lnlmuhip Prosram. Narional Wildlife Ftdrratlon, 141ll6th Srr«t. N.W., Wasllinpon, D.c. l0036. Cnd...daa SdkMs wbo arc aoin& on 10 lf&dtllle or Drop· lo C<Ot<r ()pro H ou,. on ,.,.." Nov. 9, II a m.-J p .m., Coprn 214. lld(a Clrl f'"'ttnllty (0151 da,y IO p1ck up (.Uhnlan rtcor<! on Friday, Nov. l, ll ·l, B>nk Rotunc!a, Harriman Hall, MSC. IEEE Mt•l><nlllp Pia Dlslttbutloo in 1)7 lkll Holt . lasl professionaJ school with 1hc o.cepdon of pre--med. prc-dmc. pce--'<'t'f a.tv1 pre:..'-Optomctt)'. JhouJd .sec Up a. telaet~« f'ilt AI rirher ofth< rwo Clll«r Plannins Offioes. A ppolntmenu for lbo 1\mherot campus can be l(lad< b)' calliA& 636-223 I, uk lor Mn. Ma<k. rh• M:oin Srr~ campus call 831.JSIS and tuk "t ror Mrs~ Shea. S1op by whh your manbuahip card l'ndl<o lottrvlew Worlulbop on Monclly, Nov. 8, I p.m .. SUEd. C...ltr lllnll Coaotol Ohllr Tlounday, Nov. 18. This os rh< lur <111\ic berorr rhr Tloank..,vina br..i . Pl<as< make IIITllll&<menu for an appr now Th<r< "''" b< no pill '"alsion>. call 83 1·2184 or StOP by 41$ Mi<~<l or 206 Talben . liB Sid Tn11 _ , . . , Mmiq on Mon~. Nov, 81h. 4:00, Jrd floor Farao lounao. bldJ 7. You mu.r auenc! lhl• ~to«~lnJ ir you plan <o sti on rb< ·~· II yo~ can not mah lh< meetina you must taU Don at Ill I · ~. cltnn« to rriet up belW«< 2.4:4,, pi~ su..l n . . -..1 ........,llba on Monclly, No• c.pco 10. t. 7.a·)(). voa.a RaoWr O.b f l,.l '"'T-tlllll clalp on Fri.. No, , ~. 2'.10 P ~m. , room 10)() Cl<mcns Hall. Lnra llatl- Ttdurlq- known only 10 1 lew key Cll<lCUti¥.., fmd our how to apply rb<s< red\nlques in an llCIIIII lraASIClloa, <ak .. only " hour. CoiUllCI lim ll 652.())01 St-co • d l •ttnJt1t Wor ks .. op -Cau.tt Plannin& OrriQI:-Friday, NoV<Iftb<r 1 p.lll .. 211 Parker, MSC. s. , . , . . . Tlocnopy Dtpt. lal-ol CMiocNa on Wrdnaday, Nov. 10, 6 p.m., 6tb floor l.'lmball To,.<r. - r..,~o,_tlll- a w_, w_, on Monday. Nov. 8, 2 p.m., Woldnwl Theatre, I tl Nonon, l16 Wood<, MSC. mediQI w......-ear... Pll)·eba6dk f'an - OUAB CoiK'trU-Nov. 7, S\J:nday, 8 p.m. in Ouk Oyrn. Sludonll, $4.SO, Gon<nl, $6,00, Tlckrts ovallab!e a1 Harriman Thk<t OfOa. and lbt Rtco!d SIOre, POd17 Raoclbr& by Lillian Robinson. 1911l Pablo Nmida 7.~p.m., Worl\<n's PO<try Priz.o Winner on Sund.r. Nov. So udla, I08 Wltolptat. Ltc1.4r:ro IIJ' A- Mdlro1 cntltlod "Femio.lst Pft'JP<>.'tivts oo Mthropolosy: Women in Rq,.ocluaion" on Nov. 1, 2 p.m .. MSC. IU),.. C. Room 7. "f...., P..._ttv.. oa -...111oo lloo Sdtroas" " l<auro on Nov. 10. 2 p.m.• MSC. H'I)O c. R0001 7. C.G.S.A. Co..m oo NO¥. 10 at 11M: s - Hom• St. Hi&b School Aud. For toro. call6J6.4151"' IJS.7125. ToloiOJ Co4lop Loden oo Fricla,y, I p.m., Did. 148, MSC. " Tlw An~. or Knltow: P-.!'o Hlat- .bdooor Oopltool," a slid< pres. and leaurr on Friday, Nov. 5, 8:30p.m., ZJ9 H'I)O Hall. " lldlra ,..,.... _ Mo.,._Nov. S aod 6; 1. 9;l0and midniaiJr. Fri.-170 MFAC, Sll.-146 Diet. ...~1 1 .75 . Mou . ~ II It aow ....,clori - - ot artwork ror !be 1983 llUdcnl calmclar. OtadJine b Nov. 9. Send to llllck Moun. Collqo II , 451 Porter Quad. or call 6J6.2137. O.U.A.B. SoaiOCI Pf'OrodiJ - • - tho JU:quisil)on or n..., cquipmenr . New smallu J)'llcm.s appropriaJe (Of spo<ches. &nd nnall murlc events u well as lartttr l)'ltems now availablt. COOIICI Andy; Buslnes.s Manaatr, lOIS ToJ.brn (6)6-29S1). "How to SO<'«<d lo - - Wllloout Rtally Tf)i11," a musical comedy 11 lhc KCT Nov. 18.21 41 8 p.m . T~ktu il1C SJ.SO, available otlhc HarTiman and C:.prn tkkot ofriCO!i and ••rho door. " lt 'o a llanl Ufr"- JapOIMM St ud. AMo<. l.oldJo Aem:IM s.·. -1 Auo<. Medlq on Nl>". S, J!l0-41:10, Nocton 218. Mo~Nov. 5, Cay l'roplt'l Alii ....: AO'IJioow oJDII<ou Nov. l , 8:30p.m ., Poner 4SI, Blda • • BMC. Sdlool of Mu..- . , Lt<ton on Nov. I I 11 8 p.m. in Dief. 104. E~tilled "The: M or Tcl<pboroo Sdiil!l." Lt<l""' " l..tololu Clllron Ill llallolo dllrilo& 1.9.!0-1950. .... Waldman That«. CliSA M<dlrll on Nov. II. 4 p.m .. lht 8ullpeo. N,.. 9, 7:30 p w-·• Scarlla o.u-to Medias oo Friday. Nov. s. 101 " £all' V1. WilUpclll, 6:30. a.• ~ f'Jiaa s-tr."-U\IAB Frtt Am-Nov. 1. 7 and 1:40 iG Filln>on 170. Elllcou . Art fllotMY Meftlllc on lUcsctay, 1119. 2:l0 p.m., Cltma!> Hall. room 508. AC. '"Tllt IMd W -" A ••ear-. J -"-F,..._ISO Farb<r, Mon., Nov. I and Wtd., Nov. 3 at 7:00, oo un, 7:15. ora"· Room 23. s..., Call Co...n on Sun., Nov. 21. l p.m., Clark C)'ID. Stildcnu, U .OO; Gonool, S1.00. Tockn• avail. 01 Harriman Tiok<t orr'" aoot1h< Record Store. TilE ~1 AJ,U ~ Deb Mftdlaa on Nov . 4 • • 8:30 p.m ., 211 Tllbrn. Aloollol A - , . _ Coea. Group Mmiq on Nov. c.pcu Hall. AC• "S.Uwt Dlororden aad ........_ Ia '-""a<" al«ture on Frlclly, Nov, s, l-4 p.m., Room I, Clanms Hall. ...c . I, 12-1 p.m.,)() Room 6t4, llaldy Hall . ,.,. .......... ......,. Ttdo. Plaaolul Otllce-Nov. 10, 2 p .m., I Ocmart, AC. U\IAB CalfMho- ()on Milt• e.·try Tblln. 01 8 p.m. ln Ibe Harriman Louna•· Kno• 104, ...c. a - Wridroa W~«< PlanninJ ONlot-TIIa., p - ~ 0•• Meftlottl on Nov. 8 11 3 p.m., Nov. !I, I Pof'·• Talbrn 211, AC. UUAB Co-N Stny C.ll Sun. Nnv.ll all p.m. in Clark Cym. Srudrolt SS .OO. ccnc:ral S7 .00. Tkk<ls av~UAblt OJ Harriman ,cker Offi« and the Record StOtt. , _ _ SC.._t "-<. Mer~t.t oo Nov. Sib , Rooal !0. ,_,,Annex, 1 p.m.. v-• . _ S t -11 AMoc. llec:ilal oo Friday, Nov. l. 8 p.m., llllrd lledral Hall, ...c. llalf• CkJ SMt .lb.ut1.. H n.m. w-·• lbrtiiJ ~ on Tu., Wtd., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/cb322dd56f3f8f28559211d581dd8395.pdf 4f02775e7ec606687815557a85df0e50 PDF Text Text , THE EORUM· Wedn••d•y 3 Nowembef 1tl2 Volume 33 Humber 31 State Un tven.lty o t New Yon 11 l uft elo Students oppose drinking cap By ALA N KACHIC \1unul(lllJt l;ihmr I n a \C:flt'\ ot lntmmal l ~•cw\ 'onductt'd m th. lhcon <.:omplt~ \1on.day, )tudeot\ '"04Ced oppm.ulon 10 raising the dunL 1r1g a,c 10 19 i.nd a Un,.,«,ll) PfOpoYOI 10 ban V.:ohol 31 dormnory put1c:s. Mosl compl;,i.,u ~:t.in\t 1he- n<"' law ~r~ bceaUK l8 )QfS old\ say thty ha•e or~u legal raporu;ibilitics. lht-)' mus1 fulfill and I( lh~ au~ cnns:~dc1t'd adull dUJtn\ in thtsc cases lht") ~hnuld br allo .. o:d to drank '' lthmk 11 ;uc~-..·· l8 )car nltl Wdkt!UII tt11dcm Ainu Flohr 'aid Hf tht n.tw lnw, ••...,t tafl "'''" ~nd ~~~~:?. ~~~·;:;;;;,;:,~·~~~.d Har(flber& mlrrnrt'd ~imito.r thouthll • .. have. b«:n rtven lh< r<spon,lblliay ao go >Wll~ oo oollt"l,t bu.t v.r can'1 ha~o.c a h«r In lht rdrlgcrator ... Other stude.rus \.1ltd thi.t lr 18 tc.V olds ~rc gj\cn nuny or chc r~po"sihil,fi~ or itduhs thru(t upon tbetn-wich 1M drirl David Harenberg, Bruce Patneaud, Mike Sheehan. Alan Flohr ,,,e By TERRY CAN ADE \tgft&l•ml Ediltv nr •«l aao a team of nauonally reno"' Mel rn:cazch schoiUl finishtd an JR\CS.h&&hOR or thr Univt"tSJt)' for lhc Middlt Stilts A«ndllton Auoaat•on. WhDe UB',; acac<l.dahon ....-al Mvtr '" Jt:Opardy. the Untvruny lr:a.rn~ lt mu.s:t re--e:xamin.t 1U dir«t'on to ....-ard b«omina a major comprchr-n.wvc racarch 1niti1u11on more closely. 0 The accndid:ninn learn was chargtd with ~.,e-rmat\lioO quc:"rkms U-' ma~c suggtsUOM to the Um\"CUit)'. The first was whcthc:r ua· .. policy a.nd procrdurt5 v.cre- rf(«th·t cno\l&h to maintain a maJor rcwir<'h proaram. ~ond. thC' qu~cion of wh:u facco rs nrtdtd modtllcat,on toward achieving lhiH ~oat was \o bt looked :u. The ocum will prtp:ltc • 21·30 p•gr wtiutn drbfo 10 •ubmh ao !he Unh•trsity rrts1dcn1 for rac:lual t'.rrur corrtttiun. The Univcnfl) wUI rc1urn the repor1 and r«th1e- a t'ina.l copy \\tthm fotu month,, atton.tln~ 10 V1tt Prtsldent for Craduate Studies and Re:sc:arch O:aonald Rennie. Tht rt"J))rt "\houJd tnablc chc President and tM Unavcn-uy 10 ~Of" mnre cffMI\·d)," :K'COidinato Rmm~ . SecaUSC' .. tht:tt't::alol of mdfectr\oe:ncn come 01'1 around hen." Borh Rmnic and UB PraKknt Sae,cn Sa.mC)It- 1crmcd 1h.c accredi1ors \lis:it "-StimulatlnJ" "Some of then commm" wetc cood. but some hun, .. Rmruc satd Rcnruc he>s~td the l<am and repontd l/laa il kfa Y<tbal r«<mm<tldahon• for up 10 9 Meu "'·htfc 1bc Uni\ocn.U.y needs 10 imptO\C bef01t upp1na US's raearch tmqe. The MiddJc Scales learn spent a a.ood dal of ill time ••rocu.sln& UPOO graduatt assUtant and teach ina assUrant s&ipcnds," accordinJ to Rennie. T he team said lht te.. cb were too tow to attract qualit)' GArTAS and Rcnnic aareccl ... wc should correct it imll)ediatdy.'* ThC$C' stipendJ must be: incrused '"if wt evcr wane to be c:ompcticivc with a.n)'lhint ocher than a third ratt· rest"Vch in.sril ucion.'' Rennie said, Whi1t Rennie claim~ he wa.~ a ware o r this problem , he explained ch:u th' t rtspt<l lha! the Univcuil~ h<ld for the accredlaors rorttd UB 10 ahls r•••. The team nottd Ihe Un1vcrshy'.s .. inability to provide a,ppropnalc lnccn1iva ror raeuhy members," was prcvenlln& it f rom bttomin& u top ranrch rac:dity acc::ordinato Rennie. Studcfl.l and racuh.y environment spoutd as nc:td(na impro•<mcnl by ahe aurn. R«ruhmen1 "'a5 d 1td 11 ncedlnc impro\emCJU ucord•n.&to Politica.J Socntt Prof<S>OJ L<Rcr Milbrauh . ••How c:an )"OU be a grcaa rneardt Uttit.nslt)' If ~ou don't ~ttrKt hlah qu..ality graduarc studenu"" he phtn mu hned by S1udcnt A )\OO;eUon CS/\) Prn1dt'm CouJt'U II lol'l Frida)''\ A"stmhh rnm1n.r, Y..hlch (Ould prot\iN1 olmhol •I ~Ornl p•nr<>. Onnkong publkJIIy ut lhf dorm~ could be banned b<tawc. Sc:ltatoct c\plau\C'd, O\:U billf lht' dorm rfli"itr11110n Ia.,.. QlO\t oncn popul•uon ....n br ct~nsl<lc<<d dted-1hat akohol roruumplion m.no" "'btn the. Ia• u:no sltould br pmniu<d. ··vou•rc old err... D<cltmber • . enough ao &<I drofltd )OU <hould " llhen~ u·s a rta.IJ)' puor 1dc:a," be old enough 10 drink:· .. id t\SSt:rtcd 0.\\t M Hcrntan, "I Rkhonond inhabitant 1'/an<) Burk< !honk II will cuo <!own on w ho l.s in her 20'~ ond will nor bt ODPOrlunhlc., fo r people lo m«C. " orrwcd by ohr Soa1< law. She he addtd, ~~f!l lllnln& thai rhtuddtd thlll " there"s tt lot nr death .. rorula_rily or dorm pa.rlies covld amung 18 ytar old'!" dut tu alcohol decline undcf the pr-Opo~cU rule. c:on.nunption" and tb:u if tht Ia~ Don Bauer. who Is 21. can pre\ em more auualhic:s h numualned, "thrrr will be lets ina~ bt a good on<. oar11C! I ~o~oould lhm~ o( mO\·mg ofr Clfl1PU\ b«au~ o( thn. There aradulllt: dorm r~1dcn1 <4hO •Ill tk nu way or ~llh11r1.&- .. nuh idc.nufitd hcndf 'IS Konen t:ommta.ttd that w•th 1hc ntw age aha btl..... ahao 1~ r= olds I•"· ··ahc Pub """ld be datdct should be .Uo"'cd to dnn ~ . Sht than it 14 no•." c'plainrd th:u sa~(' pcopk of th11 Q&c tan .. Ole. bu)' and fi~ • R nldcnl Ad\l<Or~ (RA>I """ld houK 1.11d car and UlUmt 1he be rnpon,iblc for m.akin.& sure rapons~biltl,es of mamaac. ''thtrt I hal no one •nd<r is publtcall) i.s no rtaSOn not: to allow rhcm to enaqjn& in alcohol consumption dnnk." 1n lhc dorm' but how thcy would S,"ha~oiC:t a.ocs A nr •&• as~td. dts.eov~y lh~ D espite rhc uccredhors or US's naws, Sample hiU "nnt ehanged my O\ltrall assessment o r when we are flOW and our potcnliaJ for the futurc." Bec:omina a mijOr comprehcnsive rcstarch unlvc:rshy wu one or Samplc'• initial priorities upon l aking orri~c. He bc.litves that the suases1ions rrom the ttam will bc hc1pfulln ;au ainin& thar goal over chc next few ycars. .. The team ralstd a lot of U:~ues," Sample s:Ud. The accr~ ic or's .stalcmt ,n ls .. made mc rclhJnk somc or my own bttlt fs ... h~ added. The President hu decid<d ao wart until ahr r(I)O<t is form all~ re~umtd 10 UB before c11.,.;n, any policy dirtaions • ··on• or ah• fi111 thinas ... sltould do is con•-mtt ahe ""rll11c fantlay that thCK aoals arc ac.bicvabk. •• Rtnnie said "I'm noa so -sure man)' or lhc fac\llly believe lhaa. .. ••'Tht thrust or the Unhersit)' is~ common rc:spon:tibility or all the Uni• etsiay bua pattlcullllly ohe faruloy. We sllouldn•r allow ahaa ahnw to be aff<atd by bud&<I*'Y consuainu." Milbrail/1 said. He suuaatd that ahe Faculty Senaat btcomt more vocal ••;n ahe ddibcnotions about oht thrust Uld mission or thfs insthulion ... ... don•a m ltow th<Ycould be more involvtd." Rennie so.id. addlna thai facUta~ are ~ry lnvotvtd In oht policy piO(<SS through ahc Stnaae. Bua he sugesatd thai coonm•niution problems belw<cn lh< Unlvm lay admlnlsrraalon..and the Senate 10 ahr rank and me facu lly may mak< lh< shu.ation worst than it miaht appear. lu · ·~,· \ t\t <l \\hilt lho plaii<Nuld rr<•cn• ~kohol \:On\UmdfftJn Jl pubhc. panon 11 •-ould be doll\cula '" pr~cnt "tudtl'\1\ from dnnltng JR the ptl'ta\.) ot 11\tu room,, K..:ordmc 10 Al'OOIIe OlrC'(tOr flf Hov'iint Catr)' SMhncr He C\pf;uncd thlilllhc fa.w prc\lcnt; lhc salt of di\Uibouon or akohot 10 txr,On\ under 19-dt'ilflbUliOn mctudes 11 friend .t.turch&\1"1 alcohol for a (w:ll~w ~tudcn l VJhO 1.. \mdtragt'-but '" unc:lt~t Qn t~.tHIIll "OO'tC~~tnn" or dunk, 0b't'lOU\\)' 1he Univn\1\Y ha\ 11 10 comply wilh lht Suue law, •• Soehnct ~rfirm«f, "bur I don'l thin~ rhtrc n ~0)' ~o~. a.y we could monitor "hat 1M\ nn in thr "IU.Jtnh room '' S omc uudtnn; ~rttd th.at dnnLlnJ could JO *'undc.rttound" as the re"ub. lht' prop<b.al • 8aufr 'UUHitd, .. 'fllt'll JU~I bU) I k"e& and put 1t 1n our room .. Kelsey W1lh1m) c~panded oo thn, '•u "'ill C<l k!Od Of cro.. dcd In lht room,:• ~d Burke nottd 1ha1 you ~ •11 ha"c to have a large or room. ·=· ••We hadn•a reall~ ~nowl) addr<$S<d abase rrobltnU as o f•cull)." MUbralah ••plain<d. He ,... chlliJtd with di>cunin& policy opcraoH>n< wioh ahc •••m and bro•th! ll before aiM: Fao:ulay Senate. The , ..m'• qu.,.rionslmphtd ahoa ,. ....d 1101 •err l/loughalull) opproa<htd bccomina a m&jor rescurch cc.ntcr ." Milbr.a.ith Did. pohcc: them.'' 'he ""'tlrucd. not the: rolt uf I he R1\ pohccman. •• The scnliment 1n1ona 18 )'elu o1ds was 1ha1 II 1s unfair 10 allow lhcm lO drink ror a (e'!(lo months and then make it lllcgal "Wt'rt 18 now and ~G can dnnk ~" u1d Bruct Patnt'11ud. ••but )()On ""'c ~A"on*t bt' able co " .. I do fttl bad for lho•• rroplc '4ho Orf wed 10 drlnk-tn& nu~:· t(ilren AJd, " I'm s-urc a lot or SIYd<niS '-Ill rccllrfl QUI. I r..l )OU could ha\c: ~e>rntthmg «tntpantblc for ahem:· She .St.t&C~Icd Ill an ahcrn.!iii\IC to a dornuuory proh•b•••on ha\'anl Kelsey Williams Jenny Ka ttlfhe Spec trum an I D chttk bdo~Y p~r11e1 or special separatr rreshman dorms - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - and not allowin, tht' rrosh inco che upperclassman re.sldcnce hallJ fo r \i ·"The: Simple: wa)' would bct wiU l{et kind of crowded in tJie rooms jparcles u.sl to e).cludt thc:m,,. she propo>cd buo added <hatohls (because of underground drinking)" moaha noa bt a aood Idea brotu>< "rremman learn hom uppertlas.smen about o1hn ptOplc.•• ~'I - Kelsey Williams Karen oddtd ... sltould . oonnoca on:ur and you ha\t ao JOin aht anntd lorets. you have ah< abihay 10 J O OUI and sbool somtbody bul not IO Wet. titlk drink. •• She qreed. howC'\'er. with Burk(' thtl, ••maybe lhtlaw Is JOOd In o sense•• If ia can curb oht high raae or dtalb in youna ptOple auribuatd 10 alcohol abu... Saudrnl$ also upr<$S<d dissatisfaction with a University approach 11\ls hu nOI bcaa dlscuucd Y<l· Pauk Beadle. an RAIn Rrchmood. explain<d ahat ''IS a lfOUp or RAs We have' nt conrronted tt\c iuuc: )'t:t. Wbal we lry and do as a lUff is 10 mppon t ach otbcr." Beadle expressed somc conc:ern as to ~hat son o f role sht: mi.Jht ha~ 10 play if the proposed auidelines are approved. ''You don'1 wa.nt to go ro any pany and "'n• "'""Is Malausky, o•u 19. also m<nllontd lh< .... or 10 dl<eb aa dorm potll<> bua counaertd, ••ao .. an !Dina ptOpk at porlt<S would be a real drq:• She beldv"' ahaa ••17 llJid l8 yur olds should br atlowtd ap drink aa dO<m panles. io•s noa .. if they're 10inaao be j umplna lnao • .., anmnrc~s:· "T'ht' aeneraJ c:onKnsus, hov,:evtr. was summtd up by B<adl• who said, "lt'l aolna to bc. problem . �in short. ... Sttl\ Gooochl~Edf_,>I..CitMt Tt'fry Can.-defM• ott• tl•P ffltfot Jon Olal/11111..,., Edlfot AltA C. KIICh4C/Mitt•Of11f f.nOt Otvfd U evl.t.ttt Ofl'Kfol o.,.-Salfi'IIC•~· S.lh AJitniCity l .Hill 1lh Librarian A wards A Nonrinatins Commlu« chaired by Shonni< Flnnqan, Ubras!Jin, Un•v<rSJt) Archh ... has b<cn appo.ntcd to - k and accept rtct>mmmd>lions for nom•n•uons for the 1982/83 Cban«<lor'• A,.ards for E>cdl<nc"t in UbronaJUiup. The Stau Unh~mty of New Yor~ 11 Buffalo b do&iblr 10 send up to thr« nornlnatoon.s to th< Chanctllor's Ad•o>OI)' Commill« on Awards for Exccllcn«'" Librari•n•hlp on Albany b) f<bnwy I. 1983. The follo,.in& cntena ha-. b<en estoblllhcd for sda:tlon: a) dcmonm11cd skill In Ubrarian<hlp, b) ouutandin& J<rVi« to th< Univus:ity a.nd to tht profus.ion. and c) demon11ntrd tcho1anhlp and contlnuin& profeulonal &ro,.th The faculty, 14udenl}, and library Stllf arc ura<d to pani<lpaoc In the pro&ram ond send their roc:ommendotoon> loS, Flnn<san. UnoV<,.it) An:hi•es, 420 C.pen Hall, as soon os PO«Ibl<. R«:ornmcndotioru may also b< &ent to heads of 1ht unhlibrllries . The Namina1ina Committtt is KbftluJrd 10 send ih lttommtndation' tO the OiretiOr O( Unlvmlty Llbrorla by Dec:cmb<r 15, 1981. A University-wide S<reenins Commtll« headed by Dr. Oeor3• S. Bobinski. Dun. School or fnformallon and Library Studac-.J, ;md rcpreKnted by th< faculty, student>. and library ~•ff 1> belna•PPOintcd by the Direc10r or Univer~lt~ Llbr&ri~. The commillct wi11 srltcl up to three llbrnrfan) from umona ahose- nominat«l Ythlc:h 't\'lll bC' forwarded to th< Pmidml b) January 3, 1983. M1. Finnraan :and the Dirtc~or of Unh·mil)' Ubrarin an ~ tonlacted (Or funhC'f informAtion. J oining up The librMfn at UB h.:ne rormtd 1 consortium w1th t11-h1 ArU heahh c•rc: int111ultont to are·n.a thm dforu In J)rovidlnJ healtb lnfonmnion 1:1<1 library wn1cu 10 va professionals and students. Memben will panicipatc man inlft'·lltKary loan servi«, rramtr1J docwncm dcb<<ry and coop<r:llh~ acqumuon l'fO'lram>and "Or~ to devdope catalotues ~nd audtO \lStu-aJ ~rvkft . ln COfiJ~nchOD ·~~ UB's Hcal!h Science l.ibrv) - one of 10 m<arch hb,.na '" ~ Sl2tC doignatcd as • rqtonal mcd1<111librOIY and on< th~ """'hcavfl) u...t resnrch bbnria in the country. BobiJocroph•• ><'31cho wiU b< a•-a~ throuJ)Ith< S)il<PI dC\tiOI>cd by the Naoion:ol Library or Mcdo<inc • • or Oe"rid de\Js'1Colrtrlcwttnt UlPo<~N>IC:­ A-AuooiC..., o.... c..,,..,(.,_ ._..._IUII'MiuH O..;-. k«M\MVNolo J.,._tSwUtf~ l(evt"' A KtvfG., SIIOt'tt Of.tort MIW1.n1Art• fottyGr....,.WM.-tlc lob knoof!ty•$.,_ F..,.,_,. koiFt.,._,l ~o Mic:hM1 F. HOQt.iniiS•'" Co~ttnbutl~ Slray Cats selling quickly Tickeu (or tht Novembtr 21 51111)' Cats COn<ert It Clark 0)'111 arc ..mns (1$1, with oraaniws expcaina a S<IJ-out by th< end or til< ,.cck. If it sells out. there I> •n ouutd< pauibllity that a sa:ond show could be added. '"Tickets :ue almost gone," University Union Atllvhlcs Board (4LJAB) Mutic Chair Adam Auslander upl•ined. "They hove be<n sclllna r<3lly quickly sine<"" put them on SAlt Mond•Y·" They ar< available at UB Tlc~cl Offl« locations ln Capen 11nd H•rriman Halls. Auslander said that UUAB was e~titt<l by the ruponlc rte<ivcd so far. noting, lhal tickets jwt went on uJr Mond11y and lhtre- wa5 little advrni.Kmttn for the c:vc:nt. Ht UP«'lJ salrs to lnc:reak as the ~ttt.k goes on. The Strar Cats are from Lons ls:Jand ana arc c:urrc:ntJy 10urina to l>>tk their ho1 >dlin& album, entitled B4ilt/ot Spffd, Their sin&)e-. R«k This Town is currc:ntly in lht Top 20 and ri.sing quickly. Auslander nott<l. UUAB is also spansoring thc Pt)'.:llcdttic f Ull this Sunday niaht at ClArk Gym. Tic:kns art !Rin on sale. M~ E SM.Uanll uslnut Manaoa1 Mk:ha-' OUrlt&ioiAdNrtbl•g Mtnae., CW\0\t Ltt~QhltrVAdt'.Coord/naf.ot ~.ntt ,..llltrtPtodvcflo. ••"•OtJ Katnt o.vatdiAdr. ProdtJ"rl011 coor. l.auttt Con1WI';'fl'i'Odi1CIICM D)''"* rne S'~uum 11 t.mMI Fitlel HtWi f.IIPft S)'Niklatt• LOI Angele.s nrn01 Syl1dlct1t, Collegiate Htadllnfs Sltvl<.e OnltiG FUIUtal Syndlcattd and Un,ttd Prtu Syncslcttt. Tht Sp«;trum 11 represented '0' nt11oMI tctvf(tltlno b'f Commun~tiOn• ano Ad\leflltlng Sefvlctt to $1UCltnlt, Inc . - Cltculttlon tV*fiO« 20,000 1M f.p«trtlm ofllces tte loct\td In U eetc:~t Hall, SUit UnNiftlty ol Ntw YOf\ 11 8uti110, 8ijlfllo., N.W YM tt:MO T-(7>6-7<68 c:-119•1 111112 &11111111. t< Y, Tho Spetttufl'l St~Atf~t Pttlocl~ , Inc E<lllori&J POI&cr •• dtt..-m !ned ttt £C)Itor..Jn.Ch.,t. ~lc.AtloN ~ atty I'Mtl~ w.ln titlhOU't IM ·~ contoM~t of IN Edltor-6~1 It t"* _,..,.Is lttktl)'l~. n.o cwlntod bit BuHolo Newtf!Wu ~ 131'0 s.n.ca St &<.flelo.N.Y. Ski Swap Friday . November 5th 9AM- 8PM Parker Hall RM. 2 Schussmelsters Sid Club Inc. Registration of Items to be sold will be on Thursday from 9AM - 4 :30PM, &.. Friday after SAM Due To The failure To Hand In Officer Update Forms, The following Clubs Have Had All Prlveleses Suspended: Alpha Epsilon Della AlcNtecture a Env. Dellgn Blo-Ct'ternl$1ry Worgames ErtO!Ion Clccolo llallollO SOultl East Asian Ul(ronlon NACAO Amherst Womens Center Gray Ponlhe!l Pep Club VorlltyCiub Shades 01 Movement Gymnastic$ Bulkon FOlk Dancers • Pakistani Economic~ Tau BeHo PI German APHOS AslTonomy Small Bualness Sociology SAACS Women In Management U.S. Veleroru Society Overeoters Ano. SIMS Cro.s CounlTy Ski Skubo Divers UBlS Society ., Newly Formed Gaelic Society 1st Meeting TODAY 11 / 3 - 4 PM t 5 Dief. Annex The Black Student Union Is Holding A General Assemb ly Meeting Wed ., Nov. I Oth at 6 :00PM in Diefendorf 14 7 Guest Speal<er Mr. Asante . Facu lty Member of the A fro-American Studies Dept. �SA,Athletics a.t odds By KEVIN A. KRUEGER Sporn Editur R tccnt friction bciVrccnlht Uni..,enj1y•., alhlctw: i.Hp&nment and tht Studcm A!IO<Iatlon (SA), il'> <t>lt prO\'id<tr of il.a.blt fund~na. may bn:om-r 2 factor in lhc future- 1ht •ppropriauoo or mon<y '"' .... spores program Sl\ has complaJO<d 1ft tho~· that the l:>rtpanmtnt hiU not bftn laliant imo a«<unt \ludent opinlon. 9.htn it allocatb mandatory feu fur the rrosr-;~m Si~ 1962. "hen UB tnter<d SUNY afttr l>dng t prtule uutnuhon, SA h:u b«n )endina a fl()rtion of aU ma.nd:uor) stl.ldenl fa:s to fund •ch.ldics on 1 )rar .. o· ~ear ba.s.is. Tht. S)5olcrn has raised question• c:onct'fning hoY~ much "'l' the student body fhould ho"" tO fund SJ)OfiS. "The current method Is diffen:nl lhlln most uthrr univtr.silies,'' UB Presidtt~ l Stc\tn B. Sampl< >.ud, "Ju>t ha¥tnc annual approprforion, from imp<Ked stttdeut rw Is hlahly un\u.ua1. II doc'\"n't mak-..- ic Q bad !i)'Sitrn, h ju~1 l.s11·t 3lltt\:u common." Mo'" uniVCT$11~ proarom> <OIIe<t rund1 from Tmpo5C'd recs ancJ urc usuall) luppltmonttd wtth alumni rundJ. Mos1 or I he' more .hlt.:C'e5Jfu1 rnogranu .rurvi"'c on a comb1nation of stud~nt and alumni funds. "Thou would ~ lht ultimate," SA Arhl<tlc Budla Director K<n hes $1ld. "To hl\c money comina in from tbc ouu.ide and rundln& by •tud<nts would b< the b<>t way ro suppon the pr0Cf31n " C unently. SA linonao the Athi<IK Dqwtltlft\t by rollccuna D9.00 each StrO<:St<T from each Sludtnl in Ibe fMm of manda1ory I!Udtr\1 (C'<'I . 0( th< IOI•J ;um of <li&hll) leu than onc ntlllion dollars~ ~~o~ima.tc:ly unc 1hud ($234,200) JOtS to Athletic;, Thh proceh ls undc."'J' a -.:.Onlrart. approvtd by 1 saudcm rtfn-todum. to continue throu.p 1hr 19JW-Jj aradtrntt }'tar • .s it ., 1n lht second )C.U ot the rrc::sent rour·)nr I)X'I . Any 1~ of u~erc:a.\C an fundJ ¥1'3$ ttOh)& On :u the limt-. At feast we. tbould kunw \Omtthins -allout lt. so .,. <Ould ttlltht 'lUd<m< v. hat's !lUing on. It rcsUy docs moH Lht >tud"'\1> 10411. b•d ." "O,·eratl. 'lll't in the AGB ha\e bcc:n ~artins to &<I olon~ b<ttu," he continue-d , 11 Wc no~· talk 0\'er • lot or thmp... Ano1htf reuon ror Ming opcimi~ic-' about mort amiabtt rtlatlo•h in tht ruu.-re bt1"'t'f" theK l•o groups iS a propo)a) thod "'as preseordi to Sa.mrte ~hlch mukl ponibl)' chante the t'UtrC'ru ac»nJ 10 Alh1ri.K'I dllc to incrtas.td ~'' to "'" the proanm ""' u<u>ll) h>ndl<d at lilt tnd of th....: rnuiU·)'nr ronlracu. rrt'«durt. Whtn the prcsmt rontract ... ._.. 1n '" nqouauns uqrs. '" tbr Fall TalOIOUalt It. tOO." •·we could 'flia..il until cbe end o r lht cu.rrml or 19~. SA propo><d <hmtnoli~ \Ome. ,r not all intucoi1C1J.3lt ~thlt!ot> or tht htl.t In stulltnt m:.nda1ory fm wu not lppro,fd m the rt'(ntndum. "Thl> II one ~•l or rnlin1 the Q;tnOUnt or monry (lnCfCallOJ mondutor) f«S) !tnt to the Alhlt1k Oq>ortm<nt," 1.., said. "Th< Other woy Is to approprlalt money horn other areas ... SA behtvcs that the 1\thleltc 0Cl')G.rlmt.nl is not surndcntJy IJccouru:.ble m Mudenrs in lht wa)" 11 oporopriares thtlr monty. When 1ht Drp:mmcn1's deptndency 01\ h1ndt from the students h almost totol, SA maintains that nudtnl& 11hnultl have rnorc of u 5UY or what ~oes on. h• po.stboliry or a ar~attr "udcnl voice in athlttlc polity came to li&hl whtn <~Head Coach Bill Hugh., was rtii<Y<d or his bukttbalt coadlina duti<> just (our hour. bcrore the teams• Hrs1 T prl<'tl«. "I don'! have anyrhtn& to do "'ith thelitlption or lb< lbtn" behind aJI 1h11 •" Iva sald, 10 11 was JUSt tht Idea thll only hours b<fore the lirll prattl« thtre "'' an 1\CB (Athkdt Co•crnors Board) mceti~ in wllkh the Dqwt mmt dtd not tdl U> .,hat Want to get home for the holidays? conlno ~• • S~pk said, ''Sue "e co uld alW.); lr) .,, S am& Sl\. •nd the Alhl<tte [)rcop,Jr1..nc -.ould no1 "'VIl to d~uu thC' \."'m ems or dlC' propoiaJ. which \\a\ drot\\n un b) a commin« or uude:nu and odminlstnlors. Th< Athletic [)q>onment alw r<fUS<d "' '""~" any comn•ents on funding pr«csses. "I ha>< rc:ad the plan," S..mplt aaid. ''I ha\<C re\iCVt'ed it and I ~m vcr) odtcd ..... ith n. Once l ~tc« a meeting together with thco pe:oplt invohed I wfll share that plan amJ b<sln tO ~<I <enctlon> from th• Unlvc:"lty." Somplt >Oid the meeting <ould takt rlace .. \'er)' soon, po!..tibly in the next few weeki." The porpost of S4tllpl<'~ in the 'ihuation i5 b.t)ed tm ht> pas! c.(p<rienct "ith wort.ing in ln..uitutlons: with .stron1- sooru 1nlcr~t program1. •·rr '4-e're going to havt a s'rong prosram htrt we art .iOlng 10 need a wild. ronrinuously fundins basis.'' hcsaid, "Willt th< lurnover flit or students th:u 10 10 this sd>ool ..e C<lUid hO\e all ntw facu each yeas and 1bt1 could ~AOr-k t,p a disach'31112&e. We don., need that )ur-to-)'tllf fear of JOQlC propa.mi lC:UJ.DS cut out JU~ ti ~• tbat. .. Jvn. was 3pprebcnsi\"C abo~u Albany. Tilt foro ....,.. from SI0.65 roW\d lrip 10 Rodte>~a, 10 1?2.65 round trip to Pon 1\u>hority. "Th<K (:oro are ~ubject 10 <h:angt at any lime." a Greyhound anformasion consuh,ant w:uned . Greyhound always tncrrascs Str-\iC:t at Th~ok58hins. antidpatina are:uer s.cudeut demand. "Btcau>e or th< 0\IIJJ transfer or colleg.e stude.rus, u ma~ts the Thankopving break tho busiest time for Gr()lhound." a ~pO kesm:sn said. "Starting on the Tuesday bdore Than!ug:iving and continuing through 10 the fO:llowinK Sundlly, By MICH ELE SPARK SJHCtrum Strif/IVrlrer W ilh the Thank•al•lna b~ak c:omin& up shonly, homcward·bound uudems muR make tra\d plans. Tilt lucky, car-<>,.nlns pcrctntaS< ~rt ~cmp1 from 1his add1 .. orr)l. bua the ren must make 'IJT'a.D.&rmtnu. for a ni1h1. bu.i, Of ua1n IO ~hc:rt\Cf bomt m:t..) be. Want a FREE Haircut With a Totally New Look? VIsage ts•ottering FREE Haircuts on Tuesday Nights From 6-9 pm Through Nov. Also Hair Coloring, Oeml Waves, Perms, Cellophane, etc. ~all VIsage 881·5212 Due 1o tht llll'lt amounts or journeyina scudcntt . it It wile to matt rtSerVa.t.ion& bcfbrchand. Greyhound Bus Line oHers coach bus setvict from h$ downtown Buffalo ltrmlnal •t 151 Ellicott St .. IO tbdr ftnal destination 01 lit< P011 Aotbonty In N<" Yorlc City. Each bus ma.kn .stOPl m rou1c be-&innin.& With Roeh•"" and lndudlna Cen<VII, Ithaca, Bin&hamton ond "T hat tl.lo 11ld be tlae 11ltimote. T o h ac:e m o ne11 coming in {rom th e Ollfside and fu nding h11 st11dents ll.:ortld be' 1~ best WOlf to .~llflpOrl the PrYJf!.rtllll. " -SA Athletic Affairs Director Ken Yves 1111tlna a commtnt on rht poNbihry or SA b<itll dimmat<d from fundin' 1\thJnlo. A <hlllllt in the prottos o( fundina 5p0fls. t\tn ;r u meansthai 'ht SA w.ould loK the mll)ority or rundtna to ouuidt rnourccs. doa not •om hd. ~ k-as\. "not at this time••. ••1 really don't know owhnto say ;bout thai:' he Qid, .. thtn v.dl deOnitdy be otbtr cv.arant« and (oliows 1 rravd Coo«qumtly. t - flis/lt< arc the Out to J<l " -Led up. US 1\ir polict does not include r>tO"d'"' addtltonal Or&ht• 10 rou1c similar to Creyhound. Tht SlO.OO round trip (lit to Rochester is con1parable 10 Greyhound, but rho rau 10 Port AUthority 1$ <Onsldtrlbl) moe< e•ponSI"l: than tbt C.cyhound fOJe-S62.SO on"'""Y and Slt8.bS round lr;p, Tr.uhuy·s rcstrvauon policy " tdenriul to C.rcyhound's policy, US Atr a-.:ccp1s rncrvauon\. "To b< WUrtd or a RiJ!)>I ol SO<h a he;tvQy.uavclcd lime 111 tht Thanksat•ina holiday, you "'"" book In advan<o," $Old C\l<romtr Servitt Supcrvfwr Jamc,s; Cumming! . " In r•cr, if Y<IU havt GrtYhound int rcases Itt service not book~ yet, your chances of nadon·widt. Wednesday it aJway1 the worst day''. he cominued, "because a large pcrct.nr~c of Ctllin& the C,\:lC1 Oiaht )'01J want nre highly unllk<ly." US Air offers nir,hls from Buffalo 10 LoCuonfio aod Ntwork airpon!. FartJ to LaGuardia arc n10ro upcnJivt' than Nt"wark*~ and ron,ae from W b<fO<t 7 p.m. to SS2 arter 7 p.m., whit• ntah" 1nro N....,.rk art Jtt at SA9 durina the day and S29 after 7 p.m. Thcsc llU' aJI one•w&)i (ares. schools close. on chat day and mosc ! tudenu c.boose to travel then." Greybound doe> not aa:ept nsuvt~lions, b1.n aoc:omodatcs tustOJTlcn b)· suppl)i~J& as mony buuc:s as ar-c necessary... At worst, a customf'r may han· to "'ail an hour. ar fll0$1, for an additionaJ bus.'' tK- noced . .. AI CreyhoWid everyone is ,uarantt<d a~." 50mtU.ma a lr&nJ(Cf MOp at Twlways offers the .same in\'01\-td if ,..... 10 t..ppcn. It 'tlloOUkl bC' tou&h to l,ive a COR)ot(IUCOCC'!I somtl~in& llketbat pt"efcnb~ aM•tt. " occomod~lC' .uu<knlh althou&h \IUdtnts compn\e: 1ht majority of Thtnk$1Jvin8 lta\cle:n. ••Watern N~ Yark has :ukqustt Itt Mast $1ucknll '~~~'Ouki r&lhrt Oy \Crvk:t, 111nd mo~t• of the tilft.C': )OU cort ael a 01aht, ahhouah h ma.y noc be At the cuct 11mc ttQUC-lttd,"' CufnmtnAs snid. In nrdet U1 tn~urt CuU Oight cuoadl). US 1\rr o>ctboo~>. This l1 u ~rcrully rcsn:rched indu~ny rtocedure. Computer record!i arc k•PI indic:Uin& the ptr«ntag< of pfl)ple wh,o dun 't ~huw rot night~ and lh< a•tr"-k pc:rc<ntagt i> based on th~ findin". "99 pc-n.'t'.nt or I he time, thiS proctduce works. We don't want oversaltt, '' Cutnmln~ txplaincd. "Ott tho rart O<Usions that it rails. US 1\ir I< r..ponsible and Wllltlkt care of h.'• • In the ....,, or"" O'Ctbooktd nlsht, US Air lroqucntly W111 offer 1 mont'IOJ'Y ~fund or- a frtt round trip tkJctt for antwhtrt US Air n.... "Thil Is a prO<<dure many airfints utiiiu •hen u 10 Nn.-ark cksphe the hue hour to o•aboo~lna rtcti•·• tbt S29 ttduc<d rate. attordt~ to Cumt1\lnl$. C\lmmfn" >1ld. He doa not doH OCCUt ," • - FUGHT ~11'112 T.K.E. a n d . are looking for the HOnEST LIPS IN BUFFALO • I'IIIZESI Could It be you?! 2 ubatu for "·......... .,....,... •..,. .. ,... u .so . . BarDrlnb Alabama Slamme., . &: Kamikazes 3 ebota/ U NOV. 410W? ~·~asking m:rysmok<rloqull ror 24 on NO\< 18th. l'.n<l ft1l<ven help. Ju.-tosk us "LatJr Hol!man Spot:lal StopSmokln' Wrist Snappln RtORubbtr Band: You mtghl find that 1101 smolttngean b< habft.lormtng, (or a (rtt 111eGreat,._._S 11 lld l Amoricon c.ncet!lodety t. �Council, UB differ on Masten Plan. 8) SJIIIA MONTELEONE Spn·trum Stqfflf'rlror T he fate or a supposed nliSttt plan ror chc devc-lopmtnt of tht Masten Ditlrl<l, d.-fJIICd by lhc UnlVttliiY and lh< Clly or Buffalo, is In doubl bttause ot lh< oppo$iolon or lh< Disoricl Councilman, ..ho has claimed he was noo consulted in th< planl\ina prO«SS. Th< plm was d~ to ofu<o•<r • ran&< or aJtomativ.. for the future and to take ac110a ro <nd 11>< d<dme of its neishbothood• by ,;.;q. detailed ourhne or pol<nll>l d'ro'ru. TbeK shoukl "<rtate II>< desired kvd of hoouin&. restdcnlial J<niceo, nnploymmt and r«rt,at!on," it $(atfS. Hillel Presents RACQUETBALL EXTRAVAGANZA We're Taking Over Boulevard MaU Racquetball Club BOULEVARD MALL Join Us For: On Febru:uy 5, 1982. Unhttsity Planning Team Projm Alrred D. Price u plnined, Buffalo community d<vdopment Comonbsioner larry Quinn asked the Univershy and the Cloy join IO&<Ih<r to oyolye a RliiSl<T plan ror 1he. neAl nn years. It will cake a full year. ar:cord.lna \O him, tn work with •he residents tnd eommunity oracanizalions in lh(' Dlsuh:t~ ''Thert:"llff manyimponar1t iMtitucions in the DistriC1,' ' Price a.sse.ned But accordinato Masten OiJtrict CoUDcilman Da>id Collin• thr Cily of' Buffalo and the Univruuy •• Buffalo Foundation (UBF)-an ;aamt F Racquetball Walleyball (will be taught) Free Beer and Pizza And Free Instruction Use of Saunas and Whirlpool Free locks and Towels Some Racquets te Borrow(can purchase balls) Plus Video Games Pool Saturday, Nove mber 20th 9pm-1am All this fo r $7, $5 Hillel Members We must hove your money by November 5th, You con give It to us at Hillel or in the lobby of Copen Hall on Mondays or Wednesdays Transportation Available. For More Details Coli 835-3832 All Wekome Caribbean Student Assoclaton presents "Caribbean Cuisine and Concert Night" - featuring The Roots Rock Reggae of Also featuring Salsa by Los Llbertados Saturday, Nov. 13th 8:30 PM In Clark Hall Delicious 01' Time Caribbean Cuisine Including Vegetarian (ltol) Specialties, Served In ' Diefendorf Annex Free Mixed Drinks, Wine, Punch & Beer (Stout)Untll 6:30 PM Dinner Served at 6:00 PM SHARP Tickets Available at Harriman Ticket Office Ticket Costs: UB Students Others Concert $3.00 $3.50 Concert &_Dinner $4.50 $5.00 Co-Sponsored by SA, G.SA, BSU, PODER. UUAB, Minority Affairs & International Affairs For More Information Call 636-4148 or lht School of Archil<CIW< and EDvirorunc:ntaJ Desian-have tnl<red Into an aarmnent plan on July IS, 19Cl ...;thouo consultin&)>im. " I don't likrto bt lanored" CoUW $aid. Th< Muttn Dislrict dots n«d a Master Plan ror redevelopment , Collins odmilled, notina th< 30,000 people Uvina in thiJ commuruly who mwt have their elected rcpracnlative partidp&le in con1racu and plan proposals con<<mlna thdr n«dJ. " I was undamlned and dltcr<dited" CoUins chot&ed "h amaus me" that SAI!O D<an Harold Cohen has "dlsrqard for load community rtlalions and social work polida-"it aoes -aainJt his JBin." Coom called CoiUns r«<nlly to se1 up a mettina. but lite cot111Cilm111 r<fu.sed because b< bdieves the "eli< is caJI. " Funher dil<usslon, Collias claimed, would bt non·omsloal because the Univmity and City tuove alr~dy m.adt up th<ir rnlna. But I'm. who IJ also Chalr or lh< Otpartment or Architecture arul Environmental D<llan, .. plalrled tbot lhere !J no MUI<r plan per se. ''T?ere is :t recllnfcaJ usis1anc:c: contract,"' he said, notina that h is :;;::: 10 evolve a MaSter Plan lliitll the Masten communily and City But this cootract shows the irucnsitiveneM ··or 1he University and lht City lo Ill< needJ or hll diwict," Collins maintained allina II on "all<n pl011" lbat cosu Wpaym Sl81,210 and ,.;n allow lh~ reoidtnto of lh< district to btcome "aulnu plas" for lhe University and Cloy. Wby &ive the Uni-sity $1 &1,210 to do a Bocus Study," Collins maintained. He said Iller< II< other communitr·Gased orpnlzadons and pnvot< qencies that ha>< 11>< capecity lO dtvdop SllCh a plan. Urb011 rmewal proJI'IIIIS ha~ chm&ed 5in« theliOJ, Price Ald. notin, th< 1978 Community D<vtlopm<nl Bloc Grant ACI was developed to rt\'ise housin• projects. Price added that the Uni><rshy ...;u t valuat< an ..cady acUon project'' .so activities can continue. Pritt added lhat there ha> been no muter plan In Buffalo since 1964 evotvQ In 1982 h will nor be ..our plan' ' btclluse then v.ill hf an 1ron dad &uaramcc that the t~ornmunhy is rcpresmttd in lht plan. "W< wdcome tht opportunity 10 work directly ...;th oht Mlfltn community." Price maintained. 1\ctording to Price. Collin's objectioJU arc an " aUcmpl to prot«< hti community." That <0n<crns are undt:ntandablc Prict explained. sin« hens bam and nu<d In tbe.MUI<n DiSirid . an~ If one • • • • • • • • with this coupon•••••••• : Sonny's Pizza : ! Free delivery to Amherst Campus only ~ & i & § $1 OFF WHOLE I $6 FOR g ~ CHEESE & I 60 ~ ~ PEPPERONI PIE I WINGS : • I 1 1 I • Other Offers Not Valid With Any 3036 Sweet Home Rd. 691-7311 • • • • • • • • with thla "i I 1 1 coupon•••••••• �Task Force dis I ' It U ed a leuer that I reaivni rrom Rossbcrc. th<re Is )till an •mbijuity th•t I hallucinated," The task forces wer~ created 10 job If he dldn'• ~o:ut nu1 tho Collcst•. Cohen ha. 1ald thor rhc d«i<loro h1selrcad,y been ntiOc." lhc quc•aion that the la.sk a~.:cordln& to Cohen, we m noi rully htre tO tviJIJatc- anything Wt'cc JU.)t ben to pick up the deal wilh 1h~ r«:brnmendafio ns forwarded by the om.. of Viet Presidt:tU for AQ.dcmsc: A ffaan 1n Force 'hould be: dcaHn1 '¥lith, accordtnato Greiner. IJ hOW to change lht format of 1he Colltl,t\ 'o rhat thC"t can fit tnto 1hc nc~~~o~ ~tadcn'k <tnx.nm: of a Colleac or A.f11 &nd Sdc-ncn. There are maq) &ood thma• abollt the Collcac>, he conunuC'd, and \ht ObJ~ 11 to sa\>C thok good thlnp tn a rcnod or financial dl fl1cuhy. It " hatd to squarc o(( Ciurtz:ak's charat ~ieh Ronbc'ra\ puulc. •• . . 1hc:ir Ac:-adcmic Pllfl, In tbcir rt port, RO$$bl:r& and Associalc v'a« President ror Academk Aff&Jn Wilham Grcmcr suagc>tcd the dlssolu1ion of tht: CoUqo as a.n •dministJahvc unit and asked the task force 10 stud} lh6r rotc on Ihe Uni\usity and the im p~C1 the < A decision hm alre4d'l been made. E Ro81lberg would be out of a job :? cut the Colkgea. ,, ~ :5iamauon of the CoUcacs would have. E ~ £ ¥ x ~ ~ lD.S\C'ad , fetlc:.rS o ( d UCOntC:Ol ¥i'C'ft· SA Director ol Student Organizations Gustavo Reynoso By GARY STERN Cumpw Editor tudem rcpresc:nloll"'t) to S the College·, T:.uk Force ha,•e queS11ontd tht lcgjUmocy or forming the committee, allhoush 1he ofricll A<ademl< Arrolr> h>.1 <IO~ tly d<nled the chor1co. Characs have been mode that Dun or tho S.:hool of A.rchltectulc a.nd EnvuonmencaJ Design Harold Cohrn, the Chairman or ahc Commlucc. \ald m a meelifli rhac Acadtmic AITain >A;sl'lcs to dim1nate 1ht collcacs. This tot off <Onlodcrabk a.nxi~)' a> .some: tOOL u ro infer thai lhf OUIC'OfM VI"U wrott 10 Vl« P rtlld t nl fo r Ac<tdclluc A rralr> Robcn Rossb<ra Jeot 10 ll f..:tions of the Univcnhy. bul not to the Chairman. scatlna the- c.h•rac and 'tlolcm& his dl!approval. " He hat >in« demcd that there " a hidden aacnda for the Commiuee , ·• Ciurtrak said . ·• He 11 dC11yrns thai Cohen said what we all know he did . According to _ S rudtnt ASsociation Dir«tor of Studcnl Organizations Gusrmvo Rtynoso, who is on lhe Task Foret Commlure, "8'"~ With Clurcuk that ''a decision has already been madr.lloubcrg would be out o f • Eyeglass Frames ~~w;;;-16 Mon · S at 10·9 835·4844 · Bou~ ~~ if h e didn 't G ustavo Re yn oso "hat Roubcra has said all alons . Greiner •ddcd "Sure. my onainalomprc>soon was that -we Itt here ro C\ ;alu:ut the role or the Collcact on 1 nc" strbctute," Rono\O "4Jd .. 81.1' 1n A Colle&< Til.l~ For« Commmcc mcctmg WI! \CihC'dulcd ro1 Monda)' morning. but wa.~ called uff when committ~ mcrnbeu obJtcttd to tht pr~ of the ampu\ prt\\, Greann 'tilla$ an tftvJt~ JliCJI IO ti'te mttUtl&. ~nd wa} Pf't'P&r~ ta dbcuu the ~or~ of hb o~n commett«, the T"~ FOKo on t~e Cotlca< of Ans ;and Sam«•. Ho"t\c:r. ~c: fdt Chat hr ·~ tKlf\1 \~ up th C1utcuk, ~ho -.iU lnlmd1n1 to 1ti~u•~ Cohetl '' s:uppo~ Slatemc::tu in hont or the' prQJ . Ht ..-u not m~ccd for I hat purpose, he •aJd 1.\ter. • \\ltatC\C::t conclw-1on1 d111 thc: Ta.s~ For'e: Commmtt ruJotes ~dl be open to tht pubhc in the tnd, Cremer ta1d Thttt i> "o ......> Ihilt Lh:airman tould tdl :a T~l -:a for« ~hat to du. he <oncludcd ,----------·--------~ \ THE INTERNATIONAL LIVING CENTER I Inv ites you to a SEMINAR: THE LAW I. FOREIGN STUDENTS I ~ I I ! I !I FREE w ith p urch a se of Pte&criplion Lenses fi'cd V'K."t PTCSJdmt of Admmncratl"\t A.rr.u. of the Graduate Student Anocianon tOSAI GU) Ciurczak. The A<adcmlc Affairs office iJ not out to do in t.bt. Collt&6, anct. neither rs Harold Cohen, according 10 Gteinu_ 8ecaU$t' Ciur(-zak"s accusations ..-·e re "'C()' drrect. G rcln<r ..ld that kc should have deat1 widl Cohen dir~Liy. - • ri~ p1te:tl and \te where the) I I I 1 I I •Immigra tion Up-date: Procedures a nd Inf o rma t ion , •Health Insurance • Legal Services Wednesday, November 3. 1982 Second f loor Lounge, Red Jacl<et Ellicott Comple x 7: 3 0 p .m . (Refreshments wil l be served) CSEU The salary levels are "on emborrossmenr· to the Administration, and " Impossible to live on" for graduate student e mployees. The sa lary level has no protectlon"rrom Inflation. which has Increased almost 300'l. since 1967. In Universities where Graduate Student Employ,es are members of an employees union: The salary levels are virtually the highest in the nation, often twice what they are here. even otter adjustments • ror tuition, taxes, and union dues. Solary increases are negotiated every year. AI • Toronoto, the Canadian Union of EducoHonal Worke rs (CUEW) negotiated a 34" pay Increase, for a ll members, beween 1980 and 1982 alone. They a lso receive a vocation pay, above and beyond their regualar pay. They hove that In wrtHng; no broken promises. In Madison, Wisconsin. no TA taught class may hove more than 25 students, and the deportment overage ror TA taught classes must be no hlgl)er than 19.0 . 4" There a re no class size limits, and TA's regularly teach more than 25 students. At SUNY Stony Brook TA's teach classes of 45-60 students. All graduate student employees must pay the full cost of tpe~r health Insurance, and there Is no consistent sick teave,lpregnancy leave/personal leave policy. I ~ I I I j 1 ! I I I 1 I ! l ........ Di visi o~~Stude n t Affairs........ t Graduate Student Employees Union: Graduate Assistants, Teaching Assistants, and Research Assistants, on your payday, we ask you to consider the following: In SUNY Schools, where the Graduate Student Employees are .. not unionized: j l Union members at Madison, Wisconsin pay 18'l. of their health care costs, and their University AdmlnistroHon pays the remainder, which Is 821.. In oddiHon. union members may take leaves of absence of up to 10 wor1cdoys for personal or family sickness, as welt as ror prepnoncy or adoption, with full pay. JOIN & SUPPORT THE CSEU Contact your department steward for more information and GSEU Position Papers on "Terms of Employmenf', "Salary and Benefits", and "GSEU and Undergraduates'' Watch this paper for the time and date of the next meeting. �ditorial Sobering thoughts Las1 week the University was sol)ered 10 the reality that It has a long way to go boloro achieving nallonal recognition as a major research laelilty by a Middle States AeCredldallon Association loam. Tne team's visil was a learnln.g experience In two ways. While sugiJestions lrom the vlalt should help tho University to understand tl\at which It must do to acnlue Its goal, UB also learned patience as there are still several miOOf battles to be won befOfl becominJI a majo< research center. Those ptoblem\ should be attacked one at a time. There are too many Issues that need to be settled to maintain stability hera before rocking tne campus by trying to make It something lt'l~,not yet. UB Is a very demanalng place anellt sholrfCI be ~ satlslled betore the Unlverslly goes abo~! t')li'fo..tb Impress the nation. bodgell dwindling and UB's goals broaclening, reality seems to be missing In action, Undergraduate students seem to be forgotten as they neva little to gain lrom tho qualitY ol resoa1ch a1 UB. Ttta University decide Wholher Its mission Is to educele undergraduate stucleniS or appease, and Impress ano stimulate the faculty anCI the natll:>n. Here UB Presic!ent Steven Sample'• malO< goals ol Improving research and undergraduala stuclenl life seem to contradict due to fiscal realities. If achieving the l • er restricts budgetary eltotmenls IOf the latter, th. ,nlverslty should abandon l is research goals. • Oppaslllon to the Ploposal to ban llcOhol 111 dormatory parties Is fal1 ancl understandable. Although It Is true that you do not need alcohol to nave a good time, dri nking Is a part ol American cult ure and attempts to ban It at social events will not only clrlve the drinker ••unclerground" but will hamper student attempts to socialize. 01 course, the Untv• slty nas to lollqw the State law and t8 year olds will have to aa~t this. but It Is unfair to limit drinking lor those tludents Who are over tO. Officials here should not attempt lo ban alcohol outrijjht but rather attempt to lind legal solutions I hat are just for an student&. No tonic for gin Royal victory 11 (tally comes as no surprise that students a.re Under the guidance of Head Coach Betty Dimmick, tho UB Women's FleiCI Hockey team captured the New York State Championship. Ranked number t7 In Division Ill ~hoola at one palnl In tht year. the team was plaCed a low slxUI out of eight In the Championship round, Determined, the Royals went all out a110 accomplished Its goal. Tt>e season Is not over lor lha RoyalS since they awall e ealltO •lhe Nationals. Butt he season Ia already a ma)o1 triUmph for not only the team but the University Itself. Congratulations. OPPOSed to the New York State law ralsinp the dflnklniJ age to t9-those students Who complained have a paint that If they are considered adulls al the governments convlence, most speclllcally being old enough to get dralt&d, they Should be conslelered mature enough to Cltlnk. II It unlalr to have such a double standard and U the government expects young people to be respanslble eltlzenllthen all respanslbllltles should be given to them 5o that 18 year olds can learn to nanrllt their role in society. Before contemplating upgraalng UB's rt)S_earch reputation. perhaPS tile University ought 10 conslaar completing its campus. tmprovong unoergraduate lite, raising GAITA stipends, creallniJ a less restrictive environment tor faculty and tondlng a place lo get the money fOf all this, Research Improvement shouiCI not be lorced upon lhls Institution at the expense of wnat UB Is nyl ng to and has al.ready accompllahed. With SUNY · Pay allen lion Good hoy Reb ullal Ed!tot I •m nor • '''to ."ff ldft4~ ~tty COftiOtmtsl I ,.~/)tnt ldU('(Ie mCJcll dlll.,.,tlrom fV#-rf(Jit• ~s• I 100 dr•n " ' ' ' tttd cf~•n. out not PIIPP'I I ''" not 6 ,.bel, but once egtln I 1m not 11 conlo1m111 1 tlnd thiS lllut'flt1 gooct ettougn lor U8 but not ll!ltlbl~ In rne tuf world In "''I lew years f1flte t hid lmlt "oubte m elting lrJ~ds J ttleti fO tcoent '"'~ Individual '"5' CO(Icernmg thft amc/P QUbltsnH m me Ocroo•r ?r 1uu• of Th-. Se:ectru'" It• WlfUBJ I la•l I must diugrH P#tiOnal,ty. u -.t O_J_ em WRUB Jn my s•contl umester inth.tt PO~it;tm. Utll ,.fifo st•oon fUtJ brought I ortll delllo me, Besltte• meeting m1ny people. I " ' ' gtven mt con/ldtnee wmcn 1 woulfJ not h.tvf had olhwWI6e-confldenr;~ tn $/»lkmg •n<11ff , ,,.trng to ~opff! I,.~, I flO bHn lotctd to open mrs•'' to "''"Y fl;tlertMt lllnds ol music.. 11 Is uu•, aut to hmUI!tlltJnd$. Wfl c•nnot 111cn aa m1ny llsttmenJ as we wouta IJI(e. Out we •r• •n orgtnltarlon comJ)08tHJ w~II'Y ol stotltntf 1nd r;otely with thfl other studtlrtll ot t/8 In mfnd. hawe getn.a 1(1114/IJ.tble ex.peritnce • • 1 D.J. sm" I hop1 to heve • Ktlat Hughu ca,.et fn ,,, lltfd at tedto. AIJO It University srudonts cntiiCtHI&tlts ao olltefs would IH)d mtltfl.,fStlng and dUittMI To/sroy Coll~t 1.1 rtdfclls, '"" 11111 ktlllllgtnct. I 1m not a friend ol Bill Mtclf, tlUI I llate IJtnoer mtl him AI lor the John Birch SoclttV u fJOtf not tu"' me Off tlthH. llfkt Jewl.sll womelt '"" •om• $0/rJI P . T mljOtl- OUt I melee It 1 '"'' to try to t\lfr0ilt1 P-J Bottoms tnd Tnud S..se like ,,. pt.gv• ,,., COIOt Pfi'Pt. 1$ 0 K, In fi ef I ,, .... • IHir ot purple underw•" I am I CommuniutiOn maJor, OUt I do 1101 1. .1 IIIII II 15 sumclentto tand s fOb. So. to set myltl/ IPirl from my P¥JtS 1 hiVI done land will continue lo dol m•ny lndependt.tfll stutJtes and ffflftrtshlps I em ttUIIIn not to gat I job Wlllt 18M m Roc:he,w. but I do not one ' don't urwter.srano w1ry colleflt stur:Hntl lind h n.c.J,u ry 10 lotio• fltt be• ten petit True. tiHI palfr rl lllltr to lo,IDW tnot __.,nr fftC.,Ur4fy let ff$S ftt}'elflfv•J OUt lt'a bttn f/ont. lhd done. end tJOflt Tltnfl college yeatJ m#gM be the Onl'l time In our Jive$ wflere expreuron of Individualit y Ia petmlttDtl, almost '1nCOU'IIJIC1, •nd we •hould rde lull edvant191t nr 11111 Maybe In a lflw re•rJ J'll rtee roll Itt RQCI)tltrr Raru1111 R~af:, '"d rAtt'll ~~ to t"1t01111 Net! othflr But•s 101 no~ )'?U iHm ' IHJfll'fP tnt mr • 01f ,oo , Ht.,. Wlth<lld by Roqutor 1 •m very truttr.,«< oy ont o1 lite local oanh ond r would /ll.t ro w•tn m~ Iff/ow 11udMt11 aoout Jt Not to mtmtfO'fl .tny names (lr.. •re 1.1 •nd1J, bUI 1/1/$ Oon• /rollft/s telfly us~wed me over ,. Whtrt I IJrar op•n~ my s•vfngt Iecount in Auguat, I deposlrtd IIIIo hund~d ha!d etm«J dolltra. My banker rusht~d me thrOUgh Uti ''"'" of my contt.tot(he ru1btd me $0 he CDUid get 1s meny othfr unsuspecting t411tgt .thJdent• in 1~01 d1y . . lrt could) Ht sP«<IICII/Iy Wh.,. I OISCUU PO/II~ I l,.tM (lnd evtluttt) lor tM mo.st pen I Qo ftOI cttully all memb.n ot '''IHC' t•t m tn• colfeg41 communlry) I• (/l>n&rtllf b.,td,.P'I Editor. Law day Edllor: On S.,urdt'I,Novemb•r 6,1982 the B/1ct; Amttlc•n Law StudentA A uocltrlon.(BA~S.Uin cof1}unctlon with '"' H;apanic. Aalett. N.tltVe AmeriCan Lew Srudonll Auoc<Orlon.(HAHAlSAJ, wmptes•nt ttN;r •nnu-aJ Law Oq Tbe rh•m• o/ tht. ~t'.a- Ltw 01y it "Sttpa rowerd Equal Justice.._ In ••eplng wu, that lh•m• '"' two organizations ate attempting to l)te&fftt to tfte minority community ol 8u1J11o '" at;pet:t oltflt ,• ..., wfJit;h 6flflmf r o ~ unt1mlller to m1tty. rrte taw Oay ettempts 'o v(ew l.tw In e pos/tNe/lght1 bOUt U I CII'Hr obJ.ctiw-e .tnd l lJo u ,_, lttt&gral ~rt ol our Joclery This ~mposlt~, 11 aimed •t a dlveu.• •iJdiMU It Is not onl)> go.tred tow•td those lf'll eteJled 1.n • car•er lt't Mw, lUll lot •tudents lft<J mfllorlrlu lmlfnted In rne &ell·ettligitttnmtnt and advancemtmt of thtm tiiPIICtN• peopt•s To fllrlfllr ltm; •ml, worlcshopJ will bt olf01«1 in artths well as LBrtdtouJ·Ttmant, Cnmmal PrOCfH31/te lnd OIObtt Sttuggle$ ol M HKN111e1 BAt. SA end HANALSA •tf! OfglttU•tiOitl COfUIIIUJ_g of stuo~"" o.tJ .,.a 'o rr... tlt.Ot ot Ia,.., bt.lt 1"1'0'• 1tnpon~nr , e~ ;,tf! DIJ<I1G&,ed IO lf'if COihrt•IJ"illlt large rbe preunce Ol tnt PtOfJI• ot '"' ml"o"'Y COtrlmunity of Buffalo at th• Law Oey/J thertiOtf •uer,Oat to that end, Another group of PHPI• tttal th• Law y I• •C/rnalng 1-1. ol COUI$fl, thou who Itt conliderlng I•~ ' ' • cer•er Tftl LIW 01y WJ/j offer 1 wotk.lhop enrltlttd "A.pptylng to LIW ScJtoor• Tlrl• WtNor.hop 11 designed lOt 1/1 WI'IO lte CO(Jsldetlng coming to law sc-hool Itt 1M ltHt ~ d14tlnl lutu,-. La•t. lftl L•w 0.~ will lddtf$1 o.. IOpk:f COftCitning tltoa• 1/r~ld'( ~n L1w School or tmm.,~tld In life prolusion rttl/1 Will b& a wothhop tntltlftd "Copfng ""'"" L.aw Sa/too/", ancl "Retainlns Identity•, If A.flnotUy Pro(tJNIOnll" Thl 8AL$A /HA/'IALSA L•w O•r /S ' " llllmpl 10 ICert ptotJittm$ IIN1 PIOIPKIS COnc.mlng '''* mlnorHI-fl 1nd ,,. totJar E~ ..,.,&hop olltJIH1 wr/1 le,ure mlnollr; lt•'ltH&. judgu._ Ptolt!llors. tf'ld admln~tr•tOI'$ from IVI'fY ISPft:l ot the pro''"''ott Ev11yont In I fit communi/)', regardtiJJ or rhetr minority or etnntc IJit:kgroiJ~a. iJ Invited ro 10111 w1tfl th~ mrmbera of BALSA J.NO HANALSA tor LIW 0a'l on llovembtu li tM21rOI'ft 12 ro 6 PM '" Jortl't tota O'Br••n Hilt ~OCAI~ Ol'f ,,.,_ 4m,ltl"l C)ar."PIDU$ o, I~ AdMt.l.l•OI"t •! ltH Wtll, I t>egon W/lhrlffwlng om111 amountl of ca&h(utually 15.00 at 1 r/mo) ond lhon 1dopo1lrtd • couple of ptychllckr. My • ooount Oeg1n dwlnd/l~g ~low lho 500 merit to lbout U.OO. But, I had hid OWH' S500 lor at/Hrt OM day. lieU enured lh.tt f wouhJ ttOI ~ l!htf1JIH1 from ..,,, my btnkiN htd Slid. '"* I t~i'Yed my btl•nce m m111 tM othM dl'l ,,.d, '""Ch to my I wu ch•rgtd J20 00 lor u•rces-&IW'I wltfttJt•w•t... I co/led /he bonk tnrl rhtr tlpll/n<td to mtt mat you Itt tllolltKI onl'l onfi withdrawal bflow tht SSOO mJnlmurrJ each month. Afttr thai. th•y chlfge Sf 00 lor Hch l f1tllllontl. It really uput m• ~~K•uae I •urpm• woulrl som•tlm.$ ortty '''-'out SS.OO ol• limo f ihll more cult lhar I h••• lir lurnd. /ho qulehr I •PMdlrJ So I rhoughl 11 r <>Vr r••• on/'y IN& tl • limo thlll mighr be able to regullte m, tPfffdlf'l/1. ln&teat1, 1 wet ChargMI up to 20 petcent at • tim• lor my t/lrlltlnestf Weill 1 hive $Inee closed my occ~nt ent1 am now foo/Onp lot an honest bank lhll won't co'' me ro .seve '"'I mon•v A wttlflltlg to Ute JIUd~nt& Phfas~ maAe tuff! lhlt yo1.1 - no" til ot lhe terms ot rour cotttr«l Star• Uru~ttl~lt ol Bulla"' to lt'' b iJI tit~ •"''0"""..0" ,,u '''* e'(Pt:t~ce '"'"'m.a mt lh•r 111 up/ S!iQO in my'"""'"' only 1 d•ttmonrlt I hi// would nor 0e ellfrpd,/ottny w/(ll<fffWfr. /HfoW thtt •mount in th11 g llltrt rrtonrh. monet to on~ ot tr.. toe. I bt!IOtt ..iUSifftJI 'IOUI ,j" srnpl, Pfltffetl' BALSA gOOOD)f!'' bdn4&.. �op-ed Open Forum J ""''!I By Robert Meyers 8•rl'• () •re 101'''~ ~nc.•o•b'e ol appl¥·1'9 """"'' cnf!t'l\1 tt-~tQU(J V':~ dU.StOOm 10 tn'l teatk14 Mltl.ti•On P't'• OOr•r.q A4 BS ~~f'\lt '"' 1h+'t 1011 gr l \SOdte $h.tllen1 hnll' ltM Ur'll¥'11fl•t; ill W•lr ttlll.ll'\$elt OfVt&\ Ol 'fWf .:~•c• ,.,~) J..r..! hoas •J~ w rt.ur Jo~t.tr Uom rt~doml• II'WS pot~..xt trte ca.r~~>..P.t ll'ltl tot wo..-~ ~ ""'d Ill ~G I• OO IO l)ffPDi t' 1(1( FaCH\Q lhe 1\•r~t ""'Ofi(J ot t ' uv4 ltHJ jOb m1r~os JCN ~>eg~ns to ..,UPit to comcnaniM an-d COtPCHIHO~I 11illl•nwk1e He$ nol I OO W(l,!ld "1,_0()\JI lo.nolng 1 Job. ah"' all i'Jc Old get good grade• ana "nlgfl OYtrall cumo, so he wal1& by I tie J)llonw OIUienUy to1 acctOionct oa!l5 Sui Ute phon*! never rang How Joo 15 begtnnfng 10 WOtr';, 110 hfJ fOilOPitG$ This time JOmtb()dy ICGftPI5 him_ Joe Is nappy Hit. hapo-nots, lhOU9h doesn' t tast 100 'OnQ o.cause altar only one tnonll'l Joe h..s boln l•r.o ~uH M was ••tnOdt<IUIIO 10< the 100-•• ··s~n ,-1 aa)l$ J " ''I -.ruched reaJiy hatd ancs t know &wery oosslbJe theory b&ekwards and fOfWards t can rodte tne names, daln: ano placas or any wotk done by anybody In the field, I can tec:au any chatl, clte_gram. ot onapter- from an)' bO~ I 've ev11 read In the Ueld.'' " lrnpreaslve." soys Mr. em,loyer. "8ut you aro lncapa~_btt applying your theory to the reat 'World. You should na-we gone" some oracHcal tJrPef l t~e befOfe at)pl~tno nert at {insen Y®r tavor1te l•rge corpora non) ... " Damn " aays Joe $adly ••t.snoutd have wotked 11 WRUB .. o' PrettY tunny,,....., Vo"'d be .surpttsed at now many ..,. Sludtnls have that happen 10 lh•m t iCh reu You'd abo blaurp~IHd 11 It'll number or lObi people have gouen o.c.use of 1 leuer of ,ecomm.ndatiOn horn WRU8. Face 11, Business today Is not inter•tttd In &pending: th~ time and money on tratnlng yuu lor somathing they ~tloUidrn have 10 train YOiJ for It you're oo•no 10 apply for a t:Hoi0$$10ntr posiUon. you nad bettor M a proletsfonaL Today'$ career mark.•! e.-oecta you to be ivsl tnat I wu snoeked ar tne number ol .atvd•ntt who naH nevt• tM'IO a ~b of any k1nc. and vou·o brt am.-zed 11 lht: GlfhC\tll1 many ot tnem J"'i'CS ~allz•ng 1n1o • \~tor"· oufllted tft'f'ifonment Yo.y'd be e\oen ama.""ed at t1o w m•n)' ol ~ht" t1u<lems. who • ' B at the iop o~ me•r Class. 1"'10'• Grub Street "'" W <.c """''-'''d' '"G• rao.o ana wnua I n IM& medii l ht: *" rt M l (II 'rtD ll\ill'\o "" I Al1\hefll. end a " Help·· line. f\J•t scratc.n.u tne suttac.e ot WRU8 OUr statt IS ofle<ed • multitude ol worf<s>lOps 10 1\tlp traln, 1mpro"'· Of Jutt ''acquaint the student In v.nate'tt'f upect of the -.aat H~Jds ot DrCNdo;uUng th.at m•v Interest h1m or her. And, When I hey are flnl lt1ed w ith their WOI1<,hOP tNJY .ere given iJn • ss•gnment I hit 11 uen no1 only by the lllJtrUCUOJ but 115 .aciUIIty tilt(/, tf\ul OI.IIIIF1Q the students wo"4 (o the rt11Jf tasl. Projoc1s our various departments are e-uuenlly worluno on lnc•uot; Music Otp41rtmfnt·PubUc rei allons wllh record C:Off'IDanleS.to ~eop our record c:ollec.U()f'l Yf>-to-datt. SU4"Veylng Ct.~rttnl cna(tS and the WRUB log bOO~ 10 OJoduce our motHh•'f plAYh 'St rtwlewmq reeOfctS fot: aw~hl) ana co.,tent EnglnHrmg Orp,tnmMt·Has ~.~nderta'-ien a cour•geous ,00 upon tnttlr thoulder.s .sHtC@ the begiMing of tJo.lt'IC4il ID f il"'l'U 4f1 -11 h'~V. 1• ~ i;I,;RJ.IiJetm9 ,,..., • • • " ~ c1 piJ.ce 1Qr ~lff'IOl-1 -ovo,';on-.~ f vttr\ ylllh we HOJn rnan 1uaen1s In UCrlds e.t "lvoer:fi8 .. , au ttno englnoorll'tg Th•t yecu WAUB hu 1t11 l etgo:u ~'"" '" ''' ht5tory and 1t continues 10 grow di~IIY tu wo ek)~eln on I hat maa4cat oumbO! ol ''200 •• WAUB's ac:.tlowe parllc.lpaHon Oil campu• and In the IUftOundif'lO Un1ver11ty communu~ hu. not otuy orrered mOte votuntttf fObS ro, 5tudenu~ but praaan~a,atudent& wftll • c."ance to lmptove rt\efr ott m•nt-oneo " auallty of hfe'' httf'O at UB, w ntle halplnQ sumul ate the doftn3r'l\ U'ltvefsity communtty econoMy Wor·!'llng •~ COOp&Umon With campus OIQel"'lliHon• and local bUIIn8111 WAUB OffMS tl'\e students ol UB a variety ot Collae~Ht, mlni-concen-s, Dlrttes ancs gl" oen!Ucatet-and ttle liSt h; con1tnually expanding WAUB ' ' also actively tnvolvAd In a numbor of .shlctly on· campus programs fhciUdfng ''Conserve UO" (urging our •tstenera to be aware of the l)~ergy the~ -use), a " Main Street Llvts" prooram that helps compenaate for m issing aclivltlaa on MSC becavs.e ot the ..gtnt exodu-s•· to Bu1 thta Urrtt-~1~1 IA~•"'Q Q~t ~ ~ Ch tt.o'111 4 1l~n ttlnQ eGU'\lai"NNI: Ptllt~~, ~I tO~'"'~' r,••gf\1 CoQ o;~jl"' ,.. c .. ,. 1ft rJiotl •~>A•" Slr~H ~rn.(Ar••r.Prl' ,.tt:S 4 tn• ~ ' ~ '" at#Jr•• t..o"'1fl Pfomcmon ""a Advt-fllltng D~.tpa rtmtntt A CQM"'IN' efiOtt ~0 pt(JMlJif tf!l lflWOn dNd Jt!l/ JOVtUII11n9 Utn9-u dvpat~mettt fhMt dumnnru 12 creat1vll ""a crulc.\ uunlrmq ~'"" ProgrAmmmg O•pltltm(fnf·~r.•ae from tnt usu11 mullt proo"""· new and InnovatiVe Slows ate bftlnQ ortoireo ano ptOOuteO lor fylure Droadeast tnela 1nc1u.ae a variety ol etuenalnlnQ tnloftNIIve, ano eove.auon11 P'OO'.,.,, o-earec1 IOf the Unrv-euny commu.nu~ Hewa o.pallmiMr-Bung.s ~lly '•oo~l\ of whal'a gou'to a.-. to IM .st\ldtnts M•tot content 11 c;~mo4.1a and un1t'1Wstw communtty news WRUB News I hi~ to Ql•e Slud•ttts a petSpec:llve on the <lay's ev@nt' t f\11 I trey t.ln t ~e1 from lhl UB PlffOCHCIIS, Gener•f M•n•get's Spectal Pro,•cft·C~"''"''Y· OIO)ucts bei ng undarta"-'" by the Speotal ProJettta commtlleo Include BobAiron, an on-campvs r•dlo retlngs Jervlce, • student·tlft,.,t se•rct1 1 ''Conserve UB.'' ano " M•!n S11eet Livest'' all ot wrdch tie 111to watt w lltr otnat dep1nmen15 -'s y® c.an 5H from I h is very brtel descrtpUon. WRUS is mora tnan Jua1 wnat you t'lear on your radiO l wo...td h1udSy -say that WRUB t~ or nas b&e'\- lnacHvt at an Ul.lt s.emestet WRUB I.J a comptex OfganlZ.alfon I hal Integrates 111.U •nto au pa~ts of the Un~ttr truly a.d't'lererH to us c1a1m ol working IOf UB.'' Sn'lce 1111 AorH, WRUB ttu be:e!'t recognizee by rl«tlonat radto magaz~nu tn il " leader 11'1 '.;dlo brotdcaslln.o'' for our "ucolfence t11 progttmmlnQ ' We mull be doing tomrnrung I!Qtit WFIUS 10 a uemendous ,ervlce ol terod to tt~e Umv" ~ 'tt al Iaroe tho.,gn we occvpv o111y two 'lmaU •ooma '" Goodyear HaU But, u we atways $8V 9\g {t'llnQt c:ome '" small p.Jckaoea Vle•te WRUB Gl't'e us 1 tt';. We lt11nk ~ou tt be twiPP"1 SUIOfiJ.td RotJtttt &1 .-v*'' '* lh# a.,.,.,M•nagll of 1ft• c•mpuJ rad;o 11111011. WRIJB By Liz Petrino tn• oall; feave-s beg1n 10 tum a dUl lY blJnU· orang-e and the rneple tree O\ltsldo your window buflll tuddenly toto a sptay ot ytllow mums. -no'#t tt's that time again. 'Wnen lhe c.klt1''1 PfiSseG, """en tM SmtH o• te.avas s.moukterlng by tt'te cu,b still dlf\01 neavtly 10 'fOUt sn•n tof'lg atter you-.... pan.a. wnon tne ~lc!s are alii! smoi<Jng pot and reading )'0\f newapai*S outSide Ina nlgn echool. alii! proloo'lng to br1ve thl chill Instead of attending c.~ssa.e, Y01J can feel . II coming, Firat Columbus Day. HallowHn. Then- Election Day. 'E'Iery two years In wnat I e)(peet will become • Ptteontl rlluat, I u.semble as much atray, mlacellaneoua and/or laau•orlentoel lnlormaiiO<t u I con fino. plllor. owl~ !rom bullolln llollrds, cajole trom lrlendo an<1 politely eccepl ttom ocusiDMI.J""T'PIIIei<P-•· Though I am a fttm believer Jn 16-~ntarlam end P«tonal aent.....-..nt. an unsteacly1Mit • liGhtly olni110< alroak ol dttlf"mtnJIIft runs throuon me that . ...)'I 'Find out •• m-.tch I t yo-.. can about tNt cand&dates and not Juat tne lsa.uea Involved,' Wr.lle the names t .nd 1011 ol eaCh eondldate•a children moy not be highly ~rtlnont lnform•tlon. the prac-Hco of their peraontl convictions Is. Hypocrisy, tveryono would agroe. Is lnlolorablt In a public llguro. thougl\ any can<lldato managO< wonh hla aaU would nove( allow r-r•s eand•d•tt'• pu~tc v11'N and private PfiCifce to atray ln oppoalte directions. Still. tro lntoroalino lo nolo 11\al Lowlo LM>rm•n owns th,M lhotgun.a wh~ he keeps to kill "-''"'" at n1• farm In Pannaylvonla. whlc:b mlg~llead aomo wary lollts lo eo~~erucs. 11111. wlllt. he ealt4 fo. lite rulrlellon ot lire. atn\1 among atmlnals. he Is by no means ..IIY of guna II\OmMI..t . And W1111o L-t. •bootlnll up OIIIIIOM doodly aqulrrtls 011 nlo !arm, nla pollee will be to.colully attempting to wrMHe weapona away from Qangland Ctlmlnala WUhoUt the benefit or • gun-control tew (''Excuse me, Baby Face. would you pt.... hand over your .22 caliber plato11•1 Mario Cuomo, on the other h•nd~ gt•w up a city bo~ who prHumably lu't8w what guna meant Qert'IIPI consequentry, l'e also adval\ces a gun taw Maybe cholc·e 11 "-tatmlned to a degree; but falmtu dk:tateatMt PfodKtlonl 01 a '*"""•s Muro acllono must bo oougaa occo<dlno 10 peat achiOYEmenl end POfiOflOI conVIetlon In order to blr protuGice. In y.. HmO ¥01n. Froua wos credited wflt\ hiYinQ lnloned ··A~atomy la delllny,•• but after all, .proved himself as much 1 baJtard 11 a genius, rlgl\t? Pond"'"O ttutae matters, I spHUICS my entire arrav ot carefully hoatdeo literature out on our din1ng room tabla i brooded OYtf the vast -&para 01 time. ano mont~ these pamphlets reprtaenttd-lhete wete plec•s I hat d1tt1<1 as urtv u AUi~Utl , wnen tne trees Wife sull shaoea ot emtNa~ ana chanteuse al'\0 schOOl busts ~Mme<l oniJ a •ague, ~mory In tn-a dtstanl past. fhett wett a taN ....,lngly obf..tlvo news an lotes In lhe ptto, a couple ol editorial a, and notes taken trom the Hew York O.lty H~.r& Gobalo aired on PBS the day bel010. All Vlll•rlft Vole. arttcles were excluded-lhoUglll appreciate end euopon advocacy Joumallam. I couldn't really care how many $hadea ol pink Lontman~s toreneaa fluanee when lUI's aasaufted by gum.-chewing papparau.l. I brooded OV&f" I he tact that moll of the lntormalion 1had recalved was tram the candidates themselves.. and most ot lhat was blota nny dftlgnaa to a-alto c.rtoln ethnic groups wu Jtltl rathet than to the eleclorata as 1 wtlO!e. I bloOCit~ w11011 my molher · - · " "· "WW! at ara VOl.! clolng?•• she n iCS. " U'• a game th-ey ha-ve us play In aoc.l()k)Q)', You matcn eac.n c•ndldata's drus to • HI of lasuaL SutiOtt downs. lot exampt•. Ia a dead give away for anormoue ta• bruks for big buslneu. Tie ollps trom the El~s 0< Kiwanis C lub me1na poor but hea.lt,V horne tlasa while a collet bar pin sfgnlflel a mDft affluent constituency. Suspender• symboUta a htrd wQf~er. And a .s•1n-w111, tnere'a ttways next.,..,... "lt\t ,,.,prOblem." l concluded, ..,. lt\ltlhase daya you ean'1 tell tile lit>o<&IS from 1110 eOII..,...IIML .. My molher eyed me suspiciously wit~ hot ryp<cot. Euror>Nn aawy. I ~~>rugged my s110uklor1l and altoc:tod ln<lillor.,.., aclcllno simply. "Besldoa. I'm Into prl,.ry COlOrs;· Silo rolled "'"almond O)'et to lhe calling, !!ten &1\ool< ~er woll·l~ al*l ol !hom toll tile head. " Oon•t bother,"' 1110 acMaod. Sono tulll troll/coni:· ··~0110 tM~. Itmust bO undtretood hete that If my mott,er contlders polltlcllnt llttlt bttter than strael huJtlera U Ia becauae 5he grew up fn ttaly, where 1he tncluston of un Outtlflllo, or a "11111.1 tnvetooe:· 1• essential when dealing whh gcwemment em.ployees If you don' t want to turn G'IY waJtlnQ rat actfon Evetyone~ hom a am•lt.town pod•at• 10 1 QO\'eft\41\et\1 c lefk. may tx.pect one. Thla Is , not n ...uorll)l to the II allons• discroelll: lilt • popui&I, an<: lent and mullklallonol custom almecl ot bypoulno tne lenUic red·tlpe and OUI'eauctallc niggling Europe Is fsmous tot. 8tlldts, everyone 1dmlt1 h lrotl)' with tttat wonderfully ce, eworn cynicism of 1 people whO h ave au O<~~tf '"• c.entu~tos, With a wan smile and 1ne npnsu1on or Loots Jorda.,, tt'ler rhyiF'Ifntctlly auce the air &Un t1 wUfllhetr hands and proclalm lhe mauer desQictt>te our cec:.kleO and ''tH6CI fCH centuries Th•s 11 the way things wm t\avt1 run In the past ana probably C<Mtlnue to run Besto.u. tf'.I"GI get dona, ana everyone•a abo.... boara aDOUI wny tMY do. There CCNJtCS ne\ler be I n A8SCAM In ltafy Ot Europe, tor tnat matter. Peopte ttmolv wouiOI"'l llkl ll &OriOUII'f I looll;ed back at my moti'\Of again a.,d four'ld Ultt -aomellmu 4rreaclbla but mostly pacific cynlc.lam m ixed In wllh motherly alloctlon, the lomlnlne Jnelooy to louts Jordan·a drooping tytUds mo,e appropriately oelng Sophia Loron. I , . . n:ocs one hod 1 righllo .,. cynical. Those eyes hid aeen Uour rattonlng and meat ahortaoes. T'hty had aten nrst I~ Germans and then tM Americana paraGe down the avenues of Flor..,ce. 'Trw ftOOPI outlltleG wHh 11\lnlng brown army booll wf\111 lheltallan aoldleta had llt ..alty notntno bellor lhan bloody rogs With wnk.h 10 bln<l Ulllr loot. They hod seen "'" olmosl o• ~nttrm lnabt• IDHnce a father and btother and tnt permanent absence of bOth trleods and nafgf\bOra. They had stgnta one hoped her children would never ,._~e see., tOIH, She gUod at mo ageln smiling. olbowa preuoo ooalnsl her Sides and bol~ 1\tnds oulln pleOCII~ roolgnallon, tllon ollootc 110< hood, 11111 smlllng~ ••t'll be oulaloo:· alta said almpty. In a minute or .so, I heatd het rewing YP tnt In lhl Cklvewl'f tot OlJ' dliYe 10 1"8 PGIUng llafkm lour blocJc.a away Cl!f I sl\ulllecl ""! pel*• logellter again wllh • algi\, tlten r>OIIc:od a couple ot ~"'"" plocu Wl>tch 1 1\ad 10" unto<Khod. Someone hoG gone 0\'tlr them with o rod pencil, undorllnlng a lltay lsJWt 11or1. • Jaooed pnraao there. Sewaral tlouraa were circled Where rlguraa Wlfl given, and lndenrattons trom fingers lined the margin a of the paper !rom lrtc~uonl Inspection. Someone had ev~ antty do1trmlned he, mind ovet the conitnt ot 'hee.e ta·w ahHta ot paper. And next 10 some pafavot about "Th• lmmiQfln\ T,.diUon" and unCle, 1 blnner whlc.t'l blared EXPERIENCE MONEY CA~"T BUY, 1 l>ar•ly ...,lclent red mou•tacne was lnevetAntty etched upon Mauo Cuomo'a ¥OnoroDIO upper lip, as he tabbed thO air rlghteoualy Wll~ hla torollngor. CMslcM, I hOerd my otho< rt1o1 csp tile .,gin. ogaJn. Wo were botn oolno to vole, as we atwoye diG OAd would oon!lnuo to do. And •• I allpf*l my ~oy lnlo my pocket and IIOQPOCI OUtaiO., I brllk fall Wind SWOPI up ogalnol me as I thanktully clo61Cl mr oy01 and headed lor tho warmth ot the 01,, WMnHOa~. 3 H<Wembet 1982 Th• 5!*11rum 7 �feedback Chronic pain Editor. 1,,. writing lrr '*'!>On•• to "BY' Well doni! the boOIIIIIpJ. '' Wlltttn Oy Cet/Utriltt O'Connor which •ppur.t/ on Oct. 22. Ms O'Connor'$ lttlllr Wll In gent!lal ~mment to Ms. Ear#htm'l responae concerning recent Editor Same difference Students Editor· I,...,,,, fMI '' •nd when '"'• II tHmtHJ. the *'«t1on f'WiU be Of'lf How~~"' f must r.y 1orne 4l!Oul C~.trnl ~ettcta .. c' "''"11' S1we' IS,.. SDe<lrUm No. lgno,,g tho .SQVJtJOIIU bt.fiWIM SA Bnd WRUif lhltft '" ttnorhf'' I5C11f .....,, J:r."'' I '"*' Jlllllti'Ofl ·•dt•CII ftfi 'J ~ On T"ur&day, ,0128/tn, a.s J ""''' leaving the Wilkis on PutJ slltt ciO!IIng. 1 had the oppOrtunity to wl1n1n 111• JNol•~1/onlltSm ena rap1d flsport~e ume or rne Baud Polrtt Vo/aHt tier ,-mbulattce Sovec1 A wslllng QU•at ot a t:lo&• tn"nn ~tad '" .,,,,, criticism ol Wom•n'• Studies Col/ego l u•t. I would m.• ttt commtnd M$ O'Cortnot'S' /lonflit)1 In •(prenmg hfH oprMfont oq rtt• l'llH#f>C' o' .\C/USIWf!IJ l•miiif. •tt•c• •"d ot '"'"' CO<J'" nt" c•tcr. flt~ btf4tt \\ t " Int.: •nd '*&I'.J .. '~ 1171! , "'" fl) CIO,.;JIIO fll" ,. CCU'If Jim G•rdn•. Untvsrttty SIUO.nt I M~Oma ll&o M·t. to reM;ttd you th~u.rht forced • pr1m-ar., BUI HO'ft lOt IIH' Llb"S't.l lift* tf'ert/1.1 Howard Fried Unl¥trsity &ludenl ""''II PetiOttilh ,..._ho r~rt O'Connor 5'111es lh1d. TfUf\ tOiirt.• must do flormng out 111ow tlltOPi• to e.~~:cuat tl'elr laH..UII a no "'•'to~ ,,., &&ll.pity .. She c,l rottulng ro the ld";~ ol women ttte9Qftll/"Q OIJPrfislon and ld~mllylng Wlff'l other women wno ere tlmlf•rfll OPptMsed In m•nY ways wom•n $1Mtllll lltuai•Dfll OtiC&' il911n I 0 ., St.,Cf' e. ~ 1 a • ..,, •q ,,.. uw:t. mafe rAc/uomg :ocu$~. ,_., I"' lllin;.& ()fC ft.fiOIO /1y man~ otllen: w"o "uvr bee!ft m ':1/JI~ m) ~·oi9!1"0""'""S , . , AltJ ,bi>Uf" •l'N' Wane~ ' 1 r••PK' r;and•attrs nave emerged I tom • 1t1te ol o~err ncu DCIII•Cal •nom tot oppression. yet '"' stJbtelfes remain. Studying thl trl.sllnce o/ oppress"'rt '' pbt ·•waflowlng ,_ U/1-p/ty, "/r Is , _ I I ono's eyes MJ, O'CotJnor goat on ro s-1y tnat one •hoUid pursue 'INhit on~ 1njoys and will prollt from . wltft r«;af(J to ornptoym~nl ~ that, "A mtn who dtHI not PfiiPif• nlmselllor /lie eltet g;gotosl out 5/oln<J up COf!SfSt~ntl) lot wf!D t they Dlllttve P•ony .C ..WI Un,•ef$1IY stuoent ••Y• college '' no teu oppr11.aed tnan auch • wom1n!' A men Who does not p,...,. h'muiiiOIIile alt., collftflfiiS • laUure. T,. care I s different lor e womtn oocau.se. 1ft genetal. Dtpect•tlonl lor her .succeu ate not a.slolty: This Ia Something's missing he.r oppnsslon. 1 ltf ... fu~t lm•JI'JN rHamg 8111 Equating 'opprnslort' With 'lailur•' fs a d1ngerous prectiCft Are m1 Bl•cks lolluroo? Ant tho Mad·• •mcJe In 1n1 Octobtr 11 •s.sue ot The Specuum. and I'd /lice to gltit thre~ cheers t w1s atartlltg ro get d1sccwra~ r•tdlrtg our t;empu$ JM~II Ill WHk •nd /lndlng thl maJom; ot the ."flfi~sworthy" IHtlolu contalnfng lnformatlo" on ~arena strlle In other countrfll. Jew•? nOMOIIWUill t•ghiS, artt1 I /'It PfiWI,I! s•n;rery ttHdt ot womPn on campu• Mtck 'f. r~ttlcl~ on '"CitriJtllnltyCuthJre n. Liluty,.· 1.s rite ex1ly arllcle I remtmb« YttuCIJ ,.,.,. r.mt,o at Jtre eAI$ttnce oJ '"' enruy wiHcll lhoutc1 be patt of an our U~tt m this ptper &nee The $ootc.1ruff'l .seu 111 10 dtmocfat~e• lly • llow g•n. political dTssJdetttl', and gun owning tldVocaltS to write articles lor lltllr newsplptr. I pl!tsonlll'f woulallkt to a.• mot• wntt•n Ott' Cttrfatlanlty, 1nd h1 effect on our EditOr f IUS I WBnttHI tO df&CU$1 tht Rt~idtnt AdYI$01 potltiOif 11 fJB. or tii"M the! Rllldftnt lttlWSor poJu,on tn Porttr OU4drang#e " 1ne E/1/cotr Complo• ecsuor IIVtl 11 1 wamed to read aoout !Idle• I 111ury1os on<l grlpu ol>oul tno ec=onomt. I'll pick up ,,. 8\.lffllo Nows. I We as college .r-tudents Iff '"'' counlly's tutu11. Why don't we do .sometftlng to Nil~ our young h~l. rattret 1,..11 follow ,,. loot steps of lhOSI w/lo h1v1 made so many mlstekf11 Tfle place to •t~rtls. to turn oeck th• 1tana1 ol time, (W¥1tftout IOalng our lnrtllt~m:e Of tot:/1/tO~/ tO wnon lorn/1111 JtllcJ< togflhllt, when men were mtn •nd wom1n w*!t women, and when the IOtemost tn•pkltHJn for lelellng • g - ond dOCfHit life ...,. • loltn), God. wlfo WIS. who 1.. 111d whO ' ' toc~e. SNn'le L Aopn~an Un'-Slty SrU<lont !•'*• Slander Congrats Tne 1982 r.clplent ol tn• Nancy Wel<:lt Award I• Mrllnd• T. Me,s111a. a Pfl•rmacy •tudfnt who rK-f~s in CIUford C. Fumea College. Thl ennu1J aw,d wu IIIIOII•hed In memOty oil tormer rt6idlnt~t c:o<Jfdmator ol R•cJt•l C.tson Co"-s~e fO recogn;ze o~t•t•ndtng undergreduere lnJ tlltlvt~sln prog,.mmfng Utlt o•n•tlt IM Colhtfllore Sy11om POIIfk:41 Se;.nc• Plolt.ntH CJellde E WeiCh, Jr wea on hand to preSent the IWI /41 I I I fOCiplfOfl held this Pill Sunday •~•nlnQ (October 24) In conJunction wlffl 11>1 CFC 8 1rtiH1oV Cetebrotfon nonorlng tho tore Clifford C. Futnas, former Chenc.eNot 1nd Protidont ollho Unlvoralry. In presenting th• pt1qve end checlc, Dr. WolcJI cl~ M• Mouloo'• _.Itt /r>/1/0t/llfl, arrJOO/tJng, Ond puOII•Mng o CFC y..roook, The Sampt.r, ' ' lht O..sl8 ol her nomlnotlon ond •-'oct/on '"' tnlo .,..~. awetd. Second, the fmpontnce ol wsc Is ov.rloo~H. Women have al'weyl been chronic s-ullertrs of ISO(ttt/on: nor geogrlpnlo Isolation ne«starli'f, b11t emotlonll. The ud teet II thll most ~men ' " too damntHJ bu$y to leern ebout other women-let atone tltdm$alvt$ Many of th• womtn whO women's studies cout••• ere okl« women temiff.e.s and Jobs. Tnt St/(•IWirtniJJ that SUCft cou!&I!S ollar It Important to tnem. M.s O'Connor seemt ro hal/t bHn toUUMII Shl Stilt-S thlt alte /J "•w~re o1 flow •omen can be recttfwld In • mate dominated proleulonot Wojla." Sn• olso ..r• ,,,, she d~s not oonelder htnetl ~member ol •n opprusftl._group, whlcJIIHd• to th• third ldu In QUesrloll, lndlvldvall1m. • lndlvldulllsrn Is • atlp blJckwltd lrom IOcJtl _,uallty. When we 111 concetn«J Olffy with ou: own advancement 1M prlc. cen be SIHp. Forgetting Whit we ere 1 ~nrt ol or where Wf hlfl come lropt It our penelry Dwelling on past o~J~Nesslon m•r be oountfl'o Producllwl, bur to wnor g<Hif? Perllaps "en y person In America rod1y c•n fl._Ursue 1ny pro/188/ott tftlt lhlir l1 /tl1ts can E~tJr slnctt I WIJ • freshmen t fled. on the most pert, tesp.ct lot my R.A. I lo/t lholnd/VIduol hod bHn given the position lHICIUif /JI or $he was responsible. eble to act quickly In en 1w1t.ward 01 dengerous moment. and most importlnt. a peraon thet enyone coukl go ro Wilh 1 prOblem 1nd uptct IJtmost conlldenuatrty. But, as ol1atl. I reJllze I WII looUsMy mWHd lit to belt.Ying that my '"friet?d'', ,,. R.A lied IJ&fld this laude to get the dirt on a Plllon anti spreed lr arou~td. One ltfttnd i• now being dlscuutld u thOugh sM wu 1 eommon whott on Cllfppewa Sr 1nd anolhe' fs 1 blgglf fig thin j Rlpp Ttyfot. All"''' 11 b~c•ust ol one Aesk:lent Advisor C.n • ReaJaettt Advl sot be tlrlld 101 slender? My rwo lri1fK11 t¥OUid n.-vlf bring tlfil up mostlY Inca use IQ.I Y don't even know lhs exllnt ot the d1m1g• done to their reputelions. I jult ••nt it to IN made •nown to 1ny R.A. '1 thll tn/1 rnlpht oppty to. II you cen't lcHp yout mouth• lhu/ l*h•p• ytW 1hould lllf/O (loll/p column. '""·- "'''h accomodll•. " twt can t~~•y•ll .rhare lht prollrs. ~/Jelly? I belltlit that women .should do their utmolt to succud. bur 111 u1 nor lool outu/vQ Into thlnR/ng that " e.,, where roday l1y ICCI~nl. The Pilll 'h04Jid not 01 hidden away or lost. To 11membtt Is not ntt:•uarlly to bt angry. Being,.,,,. Is not the .,me •• being otiMotod, •nd being educat.S hit mor• meaning then wnat con blJ 11<prouod 1q dollllfl and Anti. we'" J.-LOOotMn Unl-alty Stllo.tll �Holocaust Awareness Week Series Eckankar offers a new way of living *Wed., Nov. 3rd · 8 p.m. film: "NIGHT AND FOG"an ever popular film (In Copen Hall - room 10 •U.B. Amhefst Campus) Also at 12 noon in 220 Talbert By JEFFREY POERSCR THE HOLOCAUST AWARENESS WEEK SERIES IS Sp«trurrt Slqff Wriur T Sponsored by: JEWISH STUDENT UNION & CHABAD HOUSE (The Jewish Student Center) ~ *free of charge for more Information call: J.S.U. Office · 220 Talbert 636-3062 or CHABAD HOUSE · 2501 N. Foresl688·1642 h< old ad.tJ< or m«~ina someoo• b<fortltas U\tr b«n \f\l<r. And E<kankar an hdp, Eckankar, I VOUP devoted •o I he .Kicncc of )OU.IIrA\d, provtd~ \ptrhua1 tools that mables ~pit to understand and c.xpcricnce mort full) lh< .. orld onr lha in. your divine wr. 811d t~e htA'tlll) wntl(h u ( Cnd 1n your llftrirnt. ll1s not o rdigion o r 11 cuh. but rouhtr an undmlondlnv or .brlf<f fnr rhr indl•idual. The J.S.U. will have a Bagel brunch on ~rlday, tlov. 5th at 12 noon in Rm. 220 Talbert. .) E.daukM re prc~ot iHIH 't' J~rnl Jo).:c .Utd fdna l unnnn '1 3 ld lhl' or~.1ru.t:ati11n i• J .. ,eHUIIft' rttollh'n~hip \l<hkh d~ tt l• wtt h tln: ..M-Il t~ •\ll/l,tl4!ft llh.l If• I\ I ft'ltll olltQII ul tl'\\' int.iJ' idu:.&t 'OUJ '' rh.: rtmd Ill!"' ' '-~ ••l 1'1.!~11~~ t ., ,, ' I • tt .. ,,h. ,,,ur x ,,. I• ~ 1. Recrultment, selection and orlenlallon of students. 2. Pla nning. admlnlslratlon of overseos program. 3. Teacl"l at leost 1 course. Q UALIFICATIONS: 1. Full-lime status as o faculty member at SUCB or SUNYAB. 2. Ability to prepore two courses relative to the program lo leoch in Sponlsh. ~ n' U n U COMPENSATION: I Regular summer roles of Home Institutions plus round trip 'Tfavel costs. Candidate for the Directorship should submit a current curriculum U1 .vitae and a description of two courses which lt'ley mlgl"lt teoch to: n n CK gave me a feeling of deep contentment U and m»~wered m 11 questions about life." - Edna Zusman 1 ---------------------------''En : muir..u a)S," hptt ltl" • \lbr>.uon ..ludl ot>df lo doffn<nl .. Jo)'Ct' J.aldt " A -' )OU 1 0 (lither on, the fiMr the ~ibcauons btcornt."' Eckon\lr Oon rKM push iu. tt-achtnp: b«aUSt it is an e-~pttlt:MC' (or lhc rndJndual. nor for lht' massrs. "ECK ~~~ mt I fecfin& o( deep (Onterumen1 and AnJ Wtrcd m)l qu«llon\ •bout hr<." Zusman •tressed. "8UI those ftdon~l ,.ould b< difft-r~m for C\eryonr accordin& ro thrir OV.'ll vitW& and rlt'non:1J1cy. They chook whoi'S roaht for th<m5dv.s. •• t!vcryone h3l 11. rout, "'hi.:.h b hc:rc co g.aJn t.Xl)trienct. n) Qrdcf to move up intu hfsher 'plunt..\' or IC'\'cll do.,-er 10 God. Jnycc IU&ld. 11 Lifc i1 :. ltarnin* tApentnt (', bul wf'cannotlea.rn aU we net:<~ to know In one life!tlmt, chtrerore \\'e mlllt llvt many.', Ancr a soul h:t\ lived many times and c\pcriem.·c-d all there l~ 10 experience, h 1s rudy au moH up to • " blghct plane of owarene,>." Tills iJ wh.re E<kank•• can h<lp. "Th< •oul doa no1 need oh< phy.lcal body.·· Zu<man ""I d. "On< c•n l.avc lh< physieal body and mo~• inoo ltiih<J plano:s. but only if h< 1< ready." Joy« added. " If th< soul is r<ady. h '""' not lh<lta<ltinas or ECK. One an r<a<h tht Uppt< 10\tb or ronsioUJI1d.l 1101 lhrouJh ~ Dr. Edward Dudley, or: Director International Studies 414 Capen Hall Wendel Wickland Director of Special Programs 41 7 Grover Cleveland Hall SUCB- 1300 Elmwood Ave. Buffalo, New York 14222 Applications must be received by November 22, Decisions expected by December 15, 1982 n' U n ~ U ·r.n ~~ I WEU. AFTERSJVAl.LDWINGOVERNINE:MINOfiED :SUPER:J./OT PEPPiZRS,OLD eRNIE HERE AcTUALLY PREF EAS THE 'TASTE OF D£1> VIENNA t!ANADIANBEER 10,4 NICE t:XASS OF 1·STEPOVENCLEANER.' WAPOYA.sA~E.RN!€? 111£ WASN'r7HA r W/71{lrW?CELL.o tiJBRICAA!Te? SUR£. .. ANO BoRIS NICNZES PtA YEO TliE 0/..PGYPSY fRtEST IN 7HE.sc.EIV£ WilER£ 11ft:( TlJRIVBJ LLX:l5E7HC GIRAFF5 !NTHEcJIINBER£5TALJ'?;WT... ••ica medn.ation, but rath~ tbrouJ,h corue:mpla1ion . You lum 10 quJtt the out>ide and bR<11 roth< insidt and your o•n mtwtJOn " Th< iOUI contmually ..tshcs 10 le.-c the confines or lh• bod) Thl• uSOUI tll\d" 0«~ CtCfY RiJhl in t.ht fOrm Of drd.ms. ''Day drums1rc tilt lowes~ form or soul mavcl," JOf\X' sa.KS. ~nman nolo<! uplamln, !hat ooul ruliution 0«111'• io ur. tlttough dlr<tt t'Xpericnc:t- and drtams. uan ECk one learnt to interprc:1 drtams. Only you c4Jl hncrpr~ thc:n1, no one else can.'' stlc ~plo.ined. Evtn rhough o per>on dreams. on•'• soul may no1 ycr be r<~dy 10 I<IIV< thiM wmld b«au•• it has not uperiencod full y. Thmtor<. tht •oul will contfnue o~ a(lcr che do:alh of )'our physical body and lnoo another. "S<>ul is emn•l,' Joye< <ald. "Thn< will always be souls tloor n«d "'pcucncc, and at lona os there a~ ~uts thtrt v..iU bt a place 10 g.o. Tht ~orld '*11.5 Cttated for expcrlenec:. •• nr. Donate We Blood. need your type. + Most people preferOidY.enna to almost anything. This odvertlsemenl is a blatant olfempt to persuade you to biJy Old Vienna beer. If yoo keep buying oor beer, we'll keep running oor cartoons. -·--··· - ,., ........... �International Affairs I S.A. Presents I.E.E.E. PIN DISTRIBUTION RM.1J7 BELL HALL STATE OF SEIGE From the team that made 'Z' Any rese mbla nce to actual events or to anyone living or dead Is not accidental. l l/3- 11:30 AM-1:30PM ll /4 - l 0:00 AM-3:00 PM ll /5- ?.:00-4:45 PM Bring I.E.E.E. Membership Card. · If you have rec ently signedup, but have not gotten your c a rd, we will be having another distribution later in theyear. ~ The utmo~ In suspense A knockout of a movjh FEE: none! DATE Sun., Nov. 7 TIME 7·9 & 9-llpm Mo n., Nov. 8 8-lOpm PLACE 170 MFAC Woldman Theatre L~tln ~ Ce>.Sponsored by: Iranian SA, America n SA • ~~:-.,_ It's Time To Get Slicked Up For Senior Portraits Sign Up Names are being taken at the following locations for ' photos taken between November 8-12: On the ~erst Campus: Ill Talbert Hall 14 Baldy Hall On Main Street : 84S Harriman Library For those that signed up last week, don't forget to keep your appointment �Royals take State Championship By .~C IA CLOYESK E SP«trum Suiff Writtr 1J B'• "'omm '• licld hockey team moved a step dosu to makin& a NCAA rqional bid a reality u they CIP<uted !he New York Slate ClwnpioMhlp by beating Brockpon 2·1 in th< fOUin1mmt rmaJJ last Wtek:~d ll Manbanan'ille Collq<. Head Coacll Betty Dimmkk i> hoperwthat the Royals will be amon& the lltanu that the NCAA field hoclc<y cocnminee will sdoc:t to panicipateln the National To\lflW"Iltnt which them. Ri,h( now we'rt )liSt waiting until thh Monday to lind 11111 1r wo n11dtlt," Dimmkk said, Entcrin& tht dsht team •inaJ< dimtnatlon<OtaO!ation State tou.mamcnt with an 8-l mar'k.. h wu appattnt that lor suth....,ded Royal> to have any ehanc:c at runher post·~uon play they would ha~ to win tbc Sla.lt chatnplonship. " I kntw 1r "e pfa)'ed the way .. e • ere capable or playinJ ...e would win," Dimmkk oh>er-'ed. In lht OptninJ round or the toumoment the Royal> raced third·sceded On.oata Slate, a t<U> !hey bad dereated the said. UB•s YictOI)' was appropriatt in 1 day liUod ~ upsets as lhr top lour tearm-Conland, Osw<go. Oneonta. Ha.nwick-aU lost their IU'St round ma.tehcs, Ieavins lht last rour seeds tO bailie ror th< eha.mplomhlp. The Royals hooked up \Oith scvcnth seeded Ma.ohananvill< In the ...m;.ww.. Apin 1JB ...,rod only once: on Jeanne Quinlivan's shot .. the 17 minvl< mart or the lim hair, but it was mou&h ror tht ROYals to !'R"ail. HWe wcrc- just scrappiO" and "'Orted harder-and hdd on to that 1-0 lead," Dimmklc said. U&wmt into che championship Broctpon with and ..,....airut rC"·mac in mind. "They beat w last yeM in th< A lAW East Rqionaf and in th< rmt pmc or this season so therewas no way we weu aoio& to I~ down. \Ve. ~«t ready to blow them orr the field," Ditnm.Jck • begins regional action November 12 and ll. the rmal> bdna November 19 and 10 In Eliuh<lhtown. N.J. "The last Top 10 NCAA poll came out October 19~• poll we -'t'U" nOt in . a·ut aU of the teams thai were- ranked had twu, thr«. and lour lo$St$ >0 v.ith our 11· 3 r«ord • ·c'rc right in thttc whh previous weekend. U B managed to rtpea_t thb performance, trimmina Oneonta 1-0, K.lly M<Giynn tollyina th< Royals' only JOal late in the seeond hair. "Tht play ..... ~ tn !he nm hall. but tn the sceond hall we jun bore down and &e<>rod. We had • arcaa offmsivr ;mack and pla)ed touah drrmse". Dimmkk said. It was Brodtpor1 howtvcr that drtw first blood, scoring on a penalty stroke early in the &•me. AR•r the half-time break UB cam< back to tit the ~ontc:st 1· 1 on 3 goat by ten wina Tri<ia Ames. Wit.. IS minutes l<fl in the &llme Broc:kport'• coallc fell on the ball resultioa in a penalty >troke ror UB. Ames delivered once again, flktina the ball into thelefl eornet or ihe JOal for the g.ame-winnins .s.c:ore, that gave UB the Slate title. Dimmicl.: wu pa.niculorly impressod with the p._y or ricin wina M<Giynn, ..,,., halrback Poppy Doro, and etntc:r lullbock, Cherlea Korunows k1, but rcstr~ her hi&hest praise lor Orst ye,a r &oalie Debbie JaKZAk who 11did a super job'' in ahina up only one aoaJ in lhrct g~mes . ••Thc:re has b«n a real c.han1c tn thl• team durina the last three weeks. There wu somothlns misslni-the pan mluin& ...,.. that "up•• atthude. A team can haveaU th< physical talent in the world butlr it doesn't have that spirit h ""'Ofl'l win. The team chat wan11 u more will win," Oimmkk obscr\ed. Captains McGlynn, Ooro, 11Dd Koronow•ki hi\(! alot to do with arulng Ulc team im o the proper frame or mind tu t trin for victory. •ccordlng to the hel!d coach. fiJ know Wt can handle any sifuar~n we: m1Jht come upOn ln rq.ionlllJ, No m.attcr what kind of team we ml"'t play we'll fl&ht our hardes." Doro e<>neluded. Introducing Our NEW s WHITE PIZZA --- ~N.I~I,.,..tO"' M 1!-.!MI .. u ......~ f.tO\,) ' 'c • r : •Jr (•' .,·.:~co• ., ..... ,. ~v-" A 1 Jl'~ •) ... , • ., ·~··· ,t:(~~~-i ' _~.. "Z~O I ,(> r 1 ,, WINGS 10 ...$2.16 20. • 3.15 so $6.17 70.....$8.06 s Welcoming All Jewish Students To d GALA TORAH DEDICATION Cf.LEBRATION Thursday, November 4, t 982 - 7 :00 p.m. Yearbook Portraits Sign-up between October 2~29th at the following locOttlon.s: 845 Harriman Library 11 1 Talbert t:lall • 14 Baldy Hall 167 Millard Fillmore Academic Center 636-2468 for questions I' 7:00 Traditional Procession w ith Torah and Canopy begin at 240 I North Forest Road . Parking Facilities of Faller, i(lenl< and Q uinlan Advertising Agency. 10 7 :30 Welcoming the Sefer Torah lO it's new home at the Chabad House. 2501 Norrh Forest Road . A beauttful and fascinating ceremony. followed by a meal to say L'chalm 01nd Muel Tov with a1J our friends . at �FIig ht • AUTO ·CYCLEINSURANCE continued trom pogo 3 * Low rates, ln at1nt FS forms, months to pay * Specializing In foreign students/ out·of·atate drivers * driving All drivers 1ccepted regardless of record A Ac tive ~Insurance •• I I I I I I I I I c.u tor''" uumetu 896-2700 (Jwo 1<>11h ol....._o A-o) 2 S Ofo OfF ALL SERVICES A full Service Hal< S..lon • w..., Cc.pon 11 P!tMnood [Vtl'lift9 ilo.• n. tiUU.il on a pm ~n . & F'ri . antiC'Ipalt'1&1\Y major problems during the-upcoming holiday and add<d. "US Air hu ppandcc! iu terminal since last year. which wi11 improvt scmcc considerably." P •• I I I I I I I I I I eoplc's Elq)(ess Airlin< offers limited --.icc from Buffalo International Airpon to Ne:wark Airport only. Thcr< ar• "'daily 0;,1>1!. wioh one-...,. fares of SZ9 afltt 7 p.m. and on wceternb. Othcn>;.e tho fare is S49 on<·.,..Y Tnin tnmport is available from Amorak in Depew at S5 Di<k Rd.. for trains wtoicll bavt a ruw inarion at Ctand Central ion in New Yort City. rat•s rouod orip rate is discount«!. Tho fare to Rochester is111.00 one-way and fl6.50 round trip;Jo Grand C<ntral It is 557.00 one-..ay and S/1.00 round trip. Stops include: Syracuse. Utica, SchCtJ«lady, Albany and ' Pouabkeopsie with fares varyinc accordingly. UB"s lnter·Rtsidcnco Council Businesses In<" (IRCB) proYid« an aJu:rnalh'~ to dcalina dirtetly with the ora•<l companies by ! or(ering holid!ly travel service. IRCB offers nights and bUU<s (rom Buffalo 10 the New York City ar<a ai rrasonabl• rat<>. IRCB works through a lra\lt.l as<nt and blocks orr sealS as ..rly as June or tlti> year For th< ""'•·••••'"'••• break. ''This is a st-M(e for the Mudcnts, ftnd chf travrt >chrdules chosen arc catmc! to nt th< >ludtno•s n«ds and mrant co be as convcnirnt as pouiblc."" sald IRCB Etrcuthc Dlrce1or Mor• Rlc!all. Bluebird buues are chartered and IRCB will a«<>mo<<.tlt all intcrestcc! uudcnts by addin& busses to m«t demand. Con b S45 round orip "'hlch is less cx:prnshr than tra\·dina on an unchantt<d bus. Th< busses 10.to ROOS<"\'Cit roeld loeat<d on Card!~. Cily, N.,. Yor< and Pon A14honty. Lau ynr, t,.o busses. cacb with a 45·pestOn capacity 'tit ere cbartffed. IRCB's nishtJ .,• ..-lth US Air. Pcopk &press and Empire Airlines. Round trip nishiSinto LaGuardia are S98; into Newark ar• S51: and to Konn<dy Airport If< Sll4. ""Tht nisht sal< this ynr went l'<fY well. and llllthc niJhts w<r< sold out," said Ridall. Most !tudtnts r<qu<sttd th<lc:ss cxpcnsi\'t Ncw.trk nishts. but th<rr wert only a limhrd number available due to the. unanticip:ued demand. "Orlainally, we rhouaht the- main interC$t would be whh th< LaGuardia und Kenntdy niaba..s, bu1 this was nol the: C4SC'," RJdall said. I RCB will also be orrerinJ tranJpon:ulon for the Need sometbing sold quickly? Want to say hel:o to a friend? The Spectrum Classifieds An efficient way of communic ating $1.50 f or the f irst ten words . 1 0 ' for each addit ional Christmas break. Tlckcu will r<nrariY<Iy ho soina on sale In mid·Novembt-r. Pregn n • Con•lderfng Adoption? Contocl Child A fomlly SeMces for Conldenllol I'Toi8S$1onolHep. 842-2750 9AM-SPM The Spectrum Now Has Photocopying on the Amherst Campus Come to 14 Baldy Hall or The Basement of Harriman Hall .oa• Copy (81'14 11") F. Lee Bailey Will Speak on November 15th at 8 PM in Sloe Hall Ticket Prices Are As Follows: In Advance: At The Door: $1.00 ·Undergraduates $2.00 ·Undergraduates $3.00 - Others $5.00 · Others ® I U~ IA""--:'{"A .f' f"Art PresentS: ROBBIE KRIEGER Leod Guitarist From The Doors, Thursday, November 4, Show Times 8 & 11 pm fkbt1 11 flc h lton Oulleta, e i lhl door Ot p~KM\r. 854-1514 12. TMSpoo:trum . w odnoaday,3 N- r 111e2 �classified ads at• CLASStf!EDSa!"d EtC m•y bt PJAcecta1 TM GpectfVftt ollltt1i 8•~ k1U. 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CANADIAN MONEY AT PAR TONIGHT OlDIES NIGHT Featuring Seagrams 7 Super Soar Party Free Seagram Shakers THUitSDAY ROCK NIGHT Featuring Rolling Rock r~ny free T-shlrts That Are To Be Rarfled SUPER FAST PRINTING OUICICCOPV · A&W.U •" ''' '" • H»IU,.S •'"'"' •IUSHtlll CMOS I .............. U l l llllfmdaW.t ~. 1.)4. }. . , lUa ...,. .... ,....,.•.• .•••,...l lol, , ~ t J)•ttt J Golden Sp~ oon 3106 Main St. 833·8080 ~ "The Rib' Specialisf' Ribs Buy 1 Rib Dinner &·Get Second at X Price Wings 100..59.50 ~0...$5.50 30...$3.50 Includes bleu cheese &: celery ~" , r;, ,-. :..1·/ ~ , ... - r �\lt>e~l" 4M\u·• lM1 ·fO.?W TV PING PA()f~IONAL. fA~ tM.-n.~~tll•. _.. _.. Organization ·of Arab Stuclents ~ ~ Proudly Presents: 2nd Annual Bflo ....,..,. Of TOO'I••...... tt) 10M au n!l"'t.G f......_ ftwl""ft~~~" SERVICES WOAI) MQCUS.fSO ~ Sf; ~ ARABIAN NIGHT ~ ~...... . lt--tlrt!!I:J~ 41&3 - I"fUO£HT DIICOUNT5-V.U6 t tlll MO .... •" u oe 1ac.••1• H..- o.,.,.g.. ns . C:..Httf T~II"'MOt •1 ""-· ~ , . . . ~II).J.W t~~ . GUAitA~fttO lf1!111"9~t'<l-.....c: Ull'tRT l Yf'l.f'fQ U~lfllll'fC[D MATM lUTOR ••~r. ior 121, t:2. tfl , ' " : .., ,.~,.,... c. ..IDrWt Friday, November 12th Talbert Cafeteria at 7:00 pm Univ. of Buffalo \ lt~otf~ g.~......,.......,~..ccua~ TUTORING ,~, ,_._. nt fUTOA 0000 ""'U' AO'O~ Corllot.t• ........ ~ TYLI'I~SliMCI M~ ..... A-nMC~ A~.a ~· ,...... u • •tt.et 1;)0 oM. C:Nt'l't ttl-!tU On Nov.18th, quitting Is a snap. Admission $3, Dinner $4 • ...... " 'C" Q"*ldf =~U: ;-;;":'~ :.:-;,= ...=.,..=~·:-:c-. ;;; ,,.,,,.c U fii VIC.( - H•tt" . WAHTlO "<r- ~ f ~ .n u.;t~ ::;,..,~s!:o~:..O;.:;..;;:.;S:~:..:-:;;r.~-~ "...,. ..... .......,. ...... Featuring: Music by Chris Omran Ensemble Dance by Middle Eastern Group Cash Bar 8t Arabian Food ~ Co·Sponsored by: Mideastern Women Org. Palestlnan S.A. ~ International Affairs ~\ Tickets Available at Ticket Office How to procrastinate tastefully. ?OtotOOottUttfUO.OUotUUUUUOOO. . OOOUOOUO.UOUOOOOOOOfOUOU~OOooooooOOOOOOOOOOiotUOIHOOU: in~~~~~~~~~:;nt I I. I : ~~~~~~=~~~:1~~:rt i I :~~~~ili;;.~: i I ~ i \uootoUOIO OIOIO OUOOIOMUOUIOO.OUUOUU OOUUOitltUUI OUIIU OUIOOUIUitlllffOUHi ottofOOOi lSI WESTERN NEW YORK FORUM '82 FREEDOM, HUMAN RIGHTS, AND THE COMMON GOOD Panel on HUMAN RIGHTS: SOURCE, NATURE, AND LIMITATIONS Dr. Robert D. Hall, Niagara University Pour yourself a cu p o( Irish Mocha Mini. Chocolatey. with a hint o( mint, it's a delicious way to postpone the inevitable. And it's just one of six inspired flavors ~~fi.lj~i{Ji~~J~~~~·~~~ (rom General Foods• ~ International Co[(ees. GENERAL FOODS" INTERNATIONAL COFFEES AS MUCH A FEEUNG AS A FLAVOR Unfv8f$/ly Bookstore \ Robert Reilly, International Communication Agency (U.S. Govt.) Dr. Raphael T. Waters, Niagara University TODAY 3:30 p .m. O'Brian Hall, Room 107 Amherst Campus �etc. IU:E Mrmb<Nhlp Pi.a DbtriboUon on 11 / l - 11 :»-1:30, 11/ 4- t().J :OO, 11/S-2-1:45. Stop by llle ornoe In 137 Bell Hall with your mem~rlhip card . meetinp UB Cb... bub Rtaulot Mertlop t'\<t)l Thur..Say at 7 p .m.tn Di<fendorl Annu Loun&• · 1 I l'al<>tlftloe Student M>O<. Goatnl M«tloa <!!1-N•» Stb, 7 p.m•• Didrndorr Anne~, Room 10. Afl manbaa n1usa au end. frtncb Club Mct tln• on No\ . 3, Wed., 4;00 In IUl(l Clo.nen1. l:aribiK'In Studtnl A100r. Gtntral Ais<mbl) Merlin• In k~ Jllcl:<~. 2nd noor lounae. No,. 5th. tJuotc of t he duy Ukndalaa Studt1tt Ouh Mr<tla& p.m .. Norton 207 D UE Aotbropolojo Oub MandatO<) w..ld) M«lina. 111•. 4:30 p .m .. Spauldon& Orad. lounac. Sth floor For lunhcr ioro. all John 11 lll2-26SS. 'Philosoph<rs onl) int"'Jlrtt history, the point b 10 chana< it.' KMIMorx U B Juullna Club Mcetlnc on Thur>doy, No~. 4, 7 p.nt,, Room 100 Allan Hall. MSC. For more inlo. cnll Glenn at 831-4467. announcements eourw Work Bluaf eo11c to the Stud) Pll<t. We arc located tn J~ Baldy Hall. Our hour> arc 12..C:OO. Monday throuah Thursday. c..·, on Thurs.. l<o•. 4, 6.30 campul to intcr•iew prospective <tudenu on Friday, Novembcf S, 1982. Call Mrs. Shea at the Cotccr PLannina Olllce, 831 -JSIS, to 1ft up an appointment. v, Makr Vowr Ml.nd! The Uni>ershy Courudina l!,lera<blll Ia W10hlagtoa, D.C.-Sludcnu "'ho "lOtio take Sen1tt is conduain.a: a lhr« seuion smuna.r on c&K\sion • lCtllcstcr orr or ha•t an C<tcnded January \'l<lltl.ao to ..-ork molina lor penoos who have trouble mal<lna bla or UUl• in WIL<hinaron, D.C., for a small Jtipend for the Wilson decisions stanina November 2. at 1 p.m . Call 636-1720 ror Quantrly. a ll(holuly mapzine geared to on educated lay rtg_istrlUion :and (unhtt information. 1JlJdjencc and CO>oerln& all branches the liberal anl and or S<uba Dl•lnJ Uft Workshop Mt<U Tonight! a.ll Life Workshops 11 636-2808 to rqlster. Com. <quipment and sldUs "ill be discussed. Le&nt 10 bolt• lrrnol 4 ltoW., ilnodd from wllole &nin llour. SI .OOCOWtt <OSI. Call Ufe Worbll-11 6.l6-Z808 or uop by IS Capao Hall for info/ rq isuuioo. PSST •.•H nt you b-.17 Copina with TCSI Arudet), Tune Mm~Jcment , Lcarnina and Memory StU Is and Supcrlearnina onNeaion workshop• on: bcinl oflertd nw week. Info. at DSA PrOIIfltn Olfioc, IS Capao Hall, 636-2809. rn.- Shabbll at 6 p.m., Friday, H'~ld, .0 Capen Blvd. Study and !UIIdl on Salw<lay, 10 p.m. Phone &35·3832 for reserva.dons. RWlidaa w-p-Otccer PlaMitla orr~Ce-1\>c$., Nov. 9, I p.m., Talbert 211, AC. Pn eUte lalu •l ew Wo rlc altop - Carcer Plaonioa Office-Monday, Nov. 8, I p.m .. 316 Wmdr, MSC. science. S1udents would act as research o.uis-uuus tol he editon. Interns will gain lir1t hand knowlcdac or the process by wlilch a m~t~ulnc il planned, edited and produced . For furlller infonnation write Harry Cooper, Senior Racarcher. the Wibon Quarterly, Smitbwnian Institution Bid&. Wuhin~ton. D.C. 20560. t.l..-....p ~t-TM Do-to,.. Nt1111aa R-• is Alllh Ep<llno 0.111 M..tlnt M Nov. 4 at l:30 p.m ., 111 Talben. WO<Dea'• Stu& O utrH<b McetiJt& at 6:.!0, Friday, No•. S, 108 Winspear. • An Hlstol) Oub MMtlnx oo Fridll)', Nov. S. 2·30 p.ot., Clcm<JU H11J , Room SOl, AC, Alcohol Awortnru PruKram eounl<lln& Group Mettlo& on Monday, Nov. 8, 12-2 p.m., 30 Capen Hall, AC. 1110\•ics, otts & lectures c:o..erv. UB DltpiiJ' or Posten on No•. 3. iD-.J0-1:.!0 p.m., llfound floor louncc. eapao Hall. seelrina to fill an lnlcmsbip assianment •111cb will deal with Leer.,.._... by Ill« businca and adm. procedJUeS, public rclationl and pcrwnncl wort. For IUnbcr l.afo. contact Jeffrey C . Batt, a.7-2SOO. ~ Dopt. oo " Whar Can Be Done With a B.A. in En,U.h Other Than Havlna It Han& on a WaJJ." I Graduadaa aoon1 Hno a job or looldaa for oatf Prepare for these tranJitlont JOOn 10 complicate your lllc at "Breakina Away: Copina With Ufe After eoUqe," cosponwred by Career Plannlna and Univetlity Cou~~~<lina Oflices. Tbunday, Nov. II or 3 p.m. and 7:.!0 p .m . (your tllOia:) l.a Capen 10. Call ure Workshops •• 636-2108to r~ a S!JOI. IJnttll Folkducloa A l•tmaalloool So.a Fat Worbloops bqin nw weeki Call Life WorkJbop at 6.16-2808 to rqpstcr. Loctlore oa " H oiiAk Htolt~" on Nov, 3, 7:30p.m. , Trinity United Mahodia, 71 I Niaaara Falls Blvd. ·~ ~ aiNI , _ Ia ' - -" 1 loctute GREA LSAT ~Rqisrntioo deadllnt foe the Law· pracnted by D<. Nell Morris oo Friday, Nov. S, I~ p.m., Sdlool Adnlluioo Test oo Dec. II Is Nov. 4. Rqbtntion Room I, Chmeru Hall, AC. deadline for llle Otaduate Record Earn is Nov • .S for the Dec. l I exam. Appllcotiom for botb can be obtained II the Caner .. dill StiNittlU .uoo.:. Voaa RlduJ on Friday , Nov. 5, I P1annina at 251 Capen on llle Amhem Campti$ or p .m., Btdrd Rodtal Hall, AC. COD 836-7.577, 8JHllS3 lor more info. Hay"" Ann.. C. Room • on the MSC. orr..., Seco•t1 l•ler• ltw Worlullop-Career Plannina Ofnce-Fri~y, Nov. S, 3 p.m,, liiJ>ukcr, MSC. Rac.,..U.oD Ealn..,...-Sunday, Nov. 20. Uolimitcd aarnes, bcalth dub. be..- and pizza. You mwt slan up by -.tUaa £aployiq Orp.izatlo-Monday, November "Tlot Aft~. of Krakow: Polaad'• Hlsto~ Allddl Capilli" 8:.!0 p .m., PlaDnl.na ornce. 139 Hayes Hall. Attcotloo -.)orw Ia enviroomenu.l <tudla, biolosy, " H...., Ril-11: So•ru. Not.,.., ud Uallotlo•" on 3, 3:.!0 p. m .. O'Brian Hall. Room 101. 8, 2 p .m .. 211 Patkcr, MSC. p.....,1ed by tbe Career slide praentatlon and lecturt on Friday, Nov. s, Friday! Moec Info. pbaoe Hilld 11 835-3832. Tit£ Hot Ups Ptuty-Sluf[ed Mu>htoom. Thun., Nov. 4, 10 p.m.-1 IEEE eomputtr Sodety Tutorial on l nlermcdiate Mlcrocomputeu on Sat., Nov. 201h, 8:30a.m. to 5:30p.m., Knox 14. For info. and details come to 101 llcll Hall. S ummer Emplo)mtnl In Bu.1nros & lndll.llr)' Woti<Jhup pr<Rnred by the Career Pilmntng omc. on Wed, No•. 3. I P m , 2 11 Parktr. MSC cnaine<rina. mathan.uic:s, cl>cmisuy,libcral aru majcn with JCiencc backllfOUnd. Du.tc Univ. Scbool ol FO<cstry and Eov. S<Udics wiU be on campus Wednaday, Nov. 10 to diseuss their gaduate proJtamJ. Call Mn. Shea al Car- Planning, 831·3515, ror an oppt . Pb)'$lcal Thtr~py O.pl . l nlormal Gathering on Wcdn<lday, Nov. 10. 6 p.m.. 6t~ Ooor Kimball Towtr r111 prospective Ph1·~i<~l Ther•Pl' uudentJ. Papc.nduf~ \11)bc' lb~ WriLln,& Pl•tt'nA hf'lp. \\. r area fr« , a.u)'Ut\C' ""'ho v."2nl, hdr bl-t'n•una. Bulimia 1> an tollnl tfuorder '" ~hlch tndmduab rorcc oo d.rvl" ,n "nurta «niC'f fnt ~3'1-:W2J -Nan<) drafiUlJ. or rc~bUJ& t~~onhn~;. \\r 3ft: opm \1on fu from 10-> all<l M un Tltun. "'crimp front 6·9 p m tn ''~ ll.ildy H•ll. Abo lues. t"'entnp '" 148 1'-olr~<r, MSC. front b K:lO. rOOd ;lnd lht'f\ J'Uf~, ~the b.) "OIPIIIU' nt II' •OJ. l&.t.~ll\b, for mfNmJ.Ik-.n ~baut uutmnll ror th•\ d1sordft cttH Andn<>, p<)cbotha'arut. Zonta tnttrnttlonll ~tnf« Or&-'niullun Cnant1- Gr:mt s grndUate Jtudy and re<earch $},00() fO WUtlten r,.r or 1fl Tonlh Dtdlcation llltbc Ch•bad Bt>.,. In back or WU~e.on ac:ro5pacc- rchucd tcitncc: and enalneerh11 including lU 7:JO p.m . astrophyaic.s, molccula.r blo. -and space nttdidnt Qte being gi\'tn . Appli<atton rorms may be obl4lncd by wrltlna to Zotlll lntcmallonal. lS Eut Wack..- Drhe. Chicaao. IL 60601. Summn polltlon\ at LawniK't Untl'Dort at1 Labon:IM) artoVIIilablc for ttudcntl ltliljonna in chnnl!try, <naJnccring, ph)sia. aeotoar. m::nhcmattc:s. compwu Kkncc. Writt' IO LawrC'nc~ Livc:rmoJt N.uionAI l.llboratQC'), Emptoyment Div .. P.O. Bo\ 108 t.. 425, Li"ermor<, CA ~sso. /\>~ lor i\lmoncr emp~oyntent appUcation. U.S. duz<nship r<qulrcd. Altmtltul! p~·~~~ s~nlnn.. NC'\4' VorL I JW S,•knnl w-Ill he nn Nov. au- Coott•po,..,. Folk So•a Collftn on Nov. 101!1. 7 p.m., s ...., Home Sr. Hlsh School Auditorium. 1907 S"'<tt Hom• Rd. For tnro. cali 6~3SI. MinJ·Lai La! or RJS-7125. Wd-<:hln Yen . J1pentR Sllldrnt A.K..~K'. MoVit "Oiako WM Titmtbu .. on Il lS. 8 p.rn .. Kno' 104. *'hsuts In I abor Orpnhln,K: An l n.s.ldrr*• Pf'n.pt'C'd't'" u lc~Jurc b) Stc"t' Euh. UntOQ Org,~~onttc~ ' "' lh·· Commum~-au"n \\'otlcn af Amertea on No't' 4, lt·lU 1m .• 1~ O'Ou~n fbll If )UU t\a\t an~ qu~uon.-. rontkl "'•n• Ca.ao. L>~ lil>,. bll>-2615 C.•! l'fflpt•'• Alllo,..., Art '\ho" in ~s I P"ncr, lll<lt • ~~ • '" p.m .. No• . S. Oren ilOtll') r<adin& at 7:30 r .tn All :ur 'A'dconte. Shobbot S.r\'lou on Frt., 6 p.m . 111td Shabbat Dinner, 6:30, ., llle Main St. Chabad Hou,. bclwern Englev.ood 1111d University. For more tnfo. call 688·1641. .. God' and "Sa~•Kril.o"e.. in Ha.-rima.n Library. MSC, Ott. 2JI.ll and Nov. 4-7aJ 8 p .tn. T't<k•tsar.S.Z.OO ond avail a1 the door. Orobod Ro - Shaballon on Fn .. No•. 6. 6 p m at the <.1tabod HOUJt on Amhmt CampUl. Shllbbot Dtnner ot 6:.!0. " H ow 10 SuC<ffil lo Without llnUy Tl)'lftl" aJ the KCT, Nov. 18·21 at 8 p.m. No<c: lbU silo"' Is Slrot>aJ• recommended for an~one plan.nin& on f'V'tnluaiJy arad·uaung. Tkkm arc ~3 .50 and arc available at Hamman and l:apen ' Ti<iltt Oflices and atlhe door . Sc'huumri.,<r'• Annual Sid Swap will be held on Friday, No• . Silt on Room 2, P11rker, MSCfrom h . m .to ~ p.m Call for more onro., 831 ·JS91 . Equipment ma)' be brousht Into ofroce on Thur>da)' rrom 9 9.m .-4:JO p.m. and on Fridny bf.R.inninu i!t HA.tn 1 aa.u..,. te<turt "" l..t>blan Cullurt in IYJ0-1950 (llov. 9, Woldman Thcottr. 7;30 r .m Wtdnudl), ~No,.,..., 1062 Tno Spoctrum 15 �Many UB treats p.rovided for local Halloween kids By LORI SCHULTZ Ft-tWif~ Editor From the ouuide, Diefendorf "nn<x look<d Ilk< ony oth<r bllrldint on campus Sundaydesert<d and uninvitina throu&h the aflcrnoon 4ti.ulc. But the &Joomy cxcnior •as only a Hallo"ttn mask. Mo<h<f Naturt's "ay or "tric:klna" Buffalo Jnsid< told a differnt >tory, leu ina their kids ,go ouc..,uick or howe,·c-r, as ghosts. goblins, and treating this year bt'c-ause or the recent Tylenol scare.. he said. miniature punk rockers bobbtd (or apples, downtd clder. dou&hnuu. and turn<d M "'"' a &ood idta." Ht colle<:t<d Nature's trick into a real" Sponsor<d by various UB money from various campus aroups indudin& S$00 from the t.'' • stud~•u or&aniz.atioM, tht pany "'as thou&ht up as an alttrnati"t to the tradictooal Hallo'•~'etn mayh<m, a«orrlinl to Student ~· Oirtctor or Stud<nt )OUnpters OUI Of th< door·tO-cloot Orpniutions Custavo Reynoso. rltual. "Many parmu are leery of .,We thought a party for the kids Prnident•s Office. I think this is super," an Amhtrst motba of tWO said.. "It's • aood way for the kids to h.aV< fun Ytithout having 10 worry about findin& pins ,or aJas,s in lMsr <andy. This Tylenol scar< has <"'<r)'body on <dg<." Many parents agr<td that !hey -.~rt- concerned and thtir children were aware. "'My children arc kinda' ... d." 1 Ahhouah many concerned paren1S reel thnf the children are "mluin& ouc' ' (or rur of conuamin:utd candy. one Buffalo mot h<r disagrt<S. "They really dOfl't n<td it," on< said. ''There's always been trouble Vrith pins in candy on Hallo~een. Maybe the probl<m finaUy tame to a had and somtthins can be dont- to prevent future incidents.·· Many eommunities throuJhout th< tountry havt taken certainly a~A-·arc of the si1uation." the mother of four year old Shannon Potpscl said. "They ""·ouldn't eat the fruit and chrcw our any opened candy bars. wc•rc: aivina: pennies this )'car." "It's a shame that kids bavc to bear th< brunt of the (Tyl<nol) scar<," Williamsville mother Mary Kish rtmark<d. ''The m<dia has aoctt:n chis eontamination businm inoplln(<d in evttybody's mind." Sbt not<d that it was a &ood id<a to havt such partia. "Each neiJhborhood sh®ld orpniu in the future so thaa kids ..,.·on't miss out on all the fun:· One: Nonh Ambtm motber found an inte:rtstin& altcmath·c to the tradjtional ea.ndy handouts that moth<rs "hidt until after dinner" and dentists recommend brushing after eating. .. We're giving nickles this ytar," Edith MiUtr said. "II'• actuaJJy chtaper in the Jon, run and kids can buy their own candy. Besides its tamperproor." Ch<aper? Maybe. And Saf<r? Otfinittly. But dauabter Christi< doesn't ...... •ith Mom. "I don't tikt it. You doo't Btl as much candy and it's not really run." "I wish ptOpk would Rop both<rin& <andy," said 11 ytar old Nona WashinJ!on. ''They tak< all the spooldn<SS OUI of Hallow...,," "It's not the same as lase year, •• ytar old Jason Braunaan IJ!<td. "My friend$ and me are How do you11kt them • ppteiJ? An appreMntlve bunny Clowna divulge In d~hnuta prec-autionary measures and have ~an_n ed o1hcr eve-nts, such as -i)aradtS and panies. The Town of l..anc:uttr host<d trick or trcat«s on Sta.tat's night. tht: tradhional ni&ht berore Hallov.un. accordin& to a young. mother or a spooky si,t year old witch. "I took my kid$ out in the aflomoon," .aid. ",t.nd only 10 I be howes of ptOple "~ know. w You really can't tru.u an)·one anymore.'' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/8895475ddfbaf7e21dba37b30b4edd04.pdf 341152719738a149be12d3024cd743be PDF Text Text • CamP aI g n • continued from ~ve t T ~ su."Ond fn.ljor usuc b that of nauonal ddtnsc, tile milttary budacc and pov.-1.n1 concern O\iet nutlcar war While both partin hl\t b«n jumpl"l on "'lht Ruuian\ an com~na .. bandwa&on, the Democrats ~done a strong. COO\C'tUiaJ \'Oiuol«r force- of >krlled lndrvrdU&Is and thty propose equjpplng .such a rorct" and rt'duC1nllht' bu1£.ina Rcpubh<an military buds<~ by offtnna h1aher pay to mcoura&e fc-cnhstmcnll •hllc rfduana. the burc:KTacy and c:uuing bad: fundm& orfltxptnll\'t and uncmaJn m.iluary prOJC'Cls..... hkh •• c-.tmphfted b)' ru oppe.smoo to the MX-nms&lt provam. The Rcpubban> ,.ant a strons militat'). but thor policy t> ..hat they cntk.~td the Dnnocr-ats for in that pana .,urPOf'l of soaa1 rropam>-4>> pounns dolbr upon dollAr IDIO tile budz<t ..llh DO farm ObJC'C11.. es Tbc &hrcaa or oudear • -ar and '''f h~ urm om 11 is th ~ I altbo..,., ar tile local tc-d, rhey did m1lnl&e ro pr"mt rauf~eatioct of tile ERA, much of rhc pr<di<1<d reaction rithrr dtd not come or railed. A urrnpu bY S<n•tor,Jcssc Hdms (R-Nonh Carolina) to inrrodu~ bills lcadinJ to ConJCituttonal Amendm'ltntt to ban abortions and fOfcc the F~e:rat &Ovft'nmcnt to ha\-C a balanced budcet nt\tf nen made h 10 tht Ooor. and ~UPPO" ror the Nt-w Riaht·relarrd &fOUPII I\ .\tO" I)' declinin&. Thh: could have 1 ddinhr impa-cr on this )":'ar•., dtction. In • .sense. opponmas to the RepubhcanJ ~rc rc&c:"una to 1he reaction. FenunJst &roups lit ta.rgetin& candjda1cs for defeat-much hk< !he New lhJht dld in 19$0 ap.rnst bbcnl>-.. ho support and-abortion llstilat'On and Oppo>< tile ERA, "hidt t> v<pm<d to be r<~nrrodu«d m c:oa,n.s for a J<C>Ond lllempc ar rataftcauon Bctn& that •oenm noc ooly our-numba mm •n lOCal a.umben bvt abo hi"\C a btun \OCs.n& rcconS, tM fcmak \Oit ft\a) be rhe decni>• f1<1or noc onlr number 0 1u topic rm ~ th e minds of ,-\mericam.' · the Rut:a.n Adnuntstnhon •, claun that 'uch a ••r c:a.n b(o st.K"CUSfulJ) fou.ah• and -o:n l•"e:s the Dtmo..ntt< part) mor• popular <uppon •n tile fldd of nouonal defense, Rcrubbcan d&Jms that pea<< can be IIChi.--.d only ,r the Vniltd Scates has more nuclear weapon• than the Sovi<t Union u not as cfrectin as tht Democrats pkiU for arm> r<du<tions, SALT nt~ocaadons and lht'ir cndor5Cma11 of 1 nudcar fret« in a time when rhc dls.armamcnt mo~ement. Two rcars qo, when Rcapn and tile OOP v.·o n by a laocblid<. it app<ar<d rhaJ IOOaltuua such as abortion, tile EqU&I RlJhu Amtodmau and OlbtT concenu of rile "New JIJJht" would stan domiDIIln& 11>< po!Jrleal ..,.,.. The Rcp<~blicans. "'ho Rippon many of rht Ncw RIJht'•IOOal rrosramt. •ere captct<d, ..w. thcu .,.... rOW>d po-. 10 ~ .... much of tile prosr<Hi>• lqislatJoa of tile paso r wo c1c<..sc. and tomorro~ but en the )c-ars co come The Otmo...-ran thu )tar ha\c: bttn eflPg&ftJ IR .,Qicr f~J~\Uitli(')Q campaJ&Jl) amona the economkally dlsad..,anta&td and mJnont-.es-tradu•onall) thdr stronJest supponrrs but also w11h a rt"putluon for poor turnouts at Lhc pollJ-"',Ih ~me lucent. If theK aroups., who ha~e bern stepped on the hardeSI by Rca.pnonucs, do ~~ out and vote-aJon.a with women \'O ltn-il could spell disaster ror tile Rcpubl~<aru v.ho arc quickly carnin&the rq,uu.uon as the pan)! or •hit<, middle-doss main ov<r 4(). Tomorro•"s dta)Qft could roreast tile pobtlcal tr<nds of the 1980's. As ~Dna 111 the vott:n make t.hor dc<bions on tile imlts, and noc pcr-.Jitia, AlnCI1<l&nl will d.r>pla) either !liar .suppon Of ~J<'C(JOn or Rcapnomla and ltcp<Jbbcaa- �I ---~·..:-· ··-:-::.· ~.J ..] ~ ~ -, - - - CANDIDATES FOR STATEWIDE OFFICEDnoocrat Jkpabllcao UOVERNOR Mario Cuomo Lew J...ehrman LT. OOVERNOR eo..-v.tiv~ Lew Lehrman Right to Lil~ Lt'beral Term Robert J Bohner Mario Cuomo 4 Yeus Paul F. ~ Harold BHr, Jr. 4 Yeen William Fineran 4 Yean Salary $100.000 186,000 186,000 Allred B. DelBello J&mML.E-.y J...- L. EIMJ}' AUJ. GHH~ll COMPTROLLER Raymood F. Gllllagber Ed-.d V. Regan• Edwud V. Regan• John A. Boyle RoMri.Abra.,.• Ftanc:es A. Sclafui Funcis A. Sclafani KeVIn P MeGo"""' Robert Abrams• u.s. Smat.oc Dui1 P. Mo)'llihan• Flore>ce M. Sullivan Florence M. Sullivan Florence M. Sullivan Daniel P. Moyniluon 4 Yeen 6 Years 181>.000 $60,662 The lollowinjl • nd~pende nt pa.r ties will luow c:aodid.tes for aome or aD or the St.atm~ ofliees on the Novem~r ballot.. but c:ertlftNIIisung or their andid.tes wu not availabte'at the Erie County Board or Elecwons •• or 10/2182 so no name~ are inc:luded here: FREE UBERTARlAN PARTY. SOCIALIS'I' WO RKERS PARTY, NEW ALLIA!'.CF. PA RTY, UN ITY PARTY and CSTATEWIDEI INDEPENDENT PARTY. 'INDICATES INCUI\OIENT Where and how to vote .......... S..lo ~ TOWNS Aldm Amhm t A urora Stol< Aswmbl) Olilrk": Local Elec1ion D1uncu• 1<10 Nonh 119. 22· 29, 59)' l4l Otla'<lrtlrt (11-.17t•. ElhCO<I 15, IJ, 14, 16-14, '6-15)", IA•CJO) (:!A,l7, • : . •J. $0)' ; Mallen (Alii. URI'tnllf II. 2, ·~- 8-12 • ... J9)• 14 2 Unl\f'ruly (1. )J. H -18, 40, 4 1, 4) . . ... 143 loHJO) C)l.4 1, - · 48)' ; UtU•<nlly (3, 561' 1. . ,Ddawarc 11· 10. 11·31. ~I ' ; Elbcott (II. 12)' , ~<r_.., (1·11 , 1), 14, 40, 4 1, !1·531"; Nanh 11·11. lO, 21. .J0.51)' ; u .......ay c-2,4S· S5, Boston Dram 60 ~9 Jt - 59 ~1 ~1 Ch<d,IO* &p }} ~9 Clar"""' Colden 60 Edm Elma ll 31 31 }I Jl )I Evans )I Cotltru BUfl'AlO 31 31 H )I Condord 51 57 57 m· . )I 51 59 51 61 57 59 59 59 Ntooa...S Jl Nonll CoOuu 60 145 Elbcoct (1-4. 6-10, "· H, 46, 411' , f"<llmorc tl ·IO, 561' : ~.o..,o, (4 6, a. 9, 12, ll, 16, 18-:U, 2.5 ·29, 41, ~~-~))' . ,....,. (42.47 4 9)' Orchard Park Sudirua Tolm of To. ._,da Wales 31 ll CoajtnMioaol Dbtrtcu: ' I"" or Buffalo OJ '" th< llrd Con&rc::uKHW Du1ne1 n"~ for lh< follo•noa. •h1<b au 10th< 3211d Odowan (7-9)' ODd "'orrn (19, 21·50. 53. PI' Orand bland Hambura Hollancl Lucutcr Mantia Ul• Mtl.oloml Obui<u: MOY or Ill< <II> " '" th< S8th S<u• Scn.ttonaJ Oturt<t nttpl fO< lbc ro~~o .....,. •tudlatc utth< 57cb· E.lll<OCI (1 .4, 6, 7, 17, }4, H . Cll' . IA•<JO) O ·ll, 26-29, Jl-3~. 40, 47, 50.4)1'. ODd all Soutb ll.411' 146 Dda• -.r< Ill. 3))' , Elbcotl (48)' ......,..,. (12, 15·39, Cl,lO)' 148 Fillmore (I 1-13, 34, HI" lo'<JO) 11 ·3, 5, 7, 10, II. 14, 15. 17. »36. 49)' ; Sou1h (49)' . 33 )I ll }3 Wn<Smtca PETERSON Your 11 choice for Supreme Court Justice ..c.o-- Yw _ ~ 27 .,_. SUiJt . . (..........,.,. o...d ..... ~~.,.. .......... ......,..,.,.. ... " 60 31 31 59 57 51 14~ 59 141 140 143 148 Lkkawann• Ward I I, 3~ · 1: 2' Ward II: II ' II• 1·10' Wild Il l : All Ward IV: I. 2. 4.7• IV• 3' Tonawanda Ward I· I, J, 6' 32 60 32 61 61 s. 5cNx» Jl )2 147 142 147 147 146 14) 147 147 147 147 146 148 146 1. . 146 141 148 ICI 141 146 CITIES South Gl>lnct> 1: l, 4, 7, • • Ward II; All Ward Ill : 2, ._7' Ill · I. 3 [t ... ....... ..... A.._."lt M~ ... rtJ At' C._,.. l.'l ,. Look for Jean 's Name . y b L .. ~ f~A"Igr~ f(M ~"~ · Tt~O"'"'-.. •Ccltooeot · ~..,...., oadQ fl - ..,...., iWIJ ~ • ~otl~ T'i-3:' .D 'I'W9 • *"' then vote 128112C - - 33 33 33 " JJ 51 }) )) 57 32 12 J2 145 ~1 IA6 57 146 14$ 145 146 57 60 61 1411 140 140 140 140 THE B U FFALONIAN ' 83 ·me official UB Yearbook s io.oo 1 book Now on sale �Hoyt-Siwek fight tops - - -- - llr J oo "'· Gol41>1rio 1M A.<Wmbl) lw _._, l<>p. notr:lf M<n. but nOM •1/«<J SL VI or n "' ltotly ro.ttntrd"' IM Ho.1r·S.••k C'Ditl<fl OtMfTI«:S mrlv<k- John Sloqf"· K&ulumM Sclt,.,.,. '" tht /411fd Dct/IYI tiff(/ f.IJrd lwtt~tNif l'Jftttltt.\ l'orrb O.n•IS Slll/p 0 ne or ""' Yort Sc•ae"\ most 1ntt'O.Jt" An~mbf\ n..:n w curr"'ll) lod&fd v.-u btn Buff&lo's li&o&th Dtstua. bcf.,.«n \\. 1111am 8 Hoyt and Coui)J ~ S1•-cl. nd\ or -.hom IUC m.;umbtnt~ Tht hntcd oonfrontahon fi\Cio hom 1ht bd char ca..:h -:aod!Jo\tt') tcspauH con"un;rn~.:)' ¥~oa\ thr \Jcttm or rtdLSttK1101 b) lht $U1t Unhl.e \Omc redl~trlctlnl ~\Uo~411ont. both tncumbt'nu rrct"'H'Ct proponion3.11) rQtJAJ p.ur ronstttue:ncy repOn'l llo)"1 or S1~tl haH· 10 get at le&Jt ., ,.tron~ "foothold" tn the1r nppontnt·~ former diS1nct -.h,Jr maJn11tnll1( 1 f1nn .gra.~p on theu pa't ,urport to be \tctonous , relpotwbollt~ frn only ont biD JOin& throulb en tM pa~ ••o consutucnt> and pou.bly tM <> m 1•ars, ha fi"' t.,.. Hoyt wd. "H" (SI-.ct) rteonl rn ratll<r bet of rteonl ""'"' M< '"'0 yton has 11ddod u.-t ooduna. Sbc hos form<'!. bea•fiy blut<OUMtd dlSU'i<t. by stroOJ); wrponi~a SUNY and UB. Ht want> m mcteasc on out-of.gotttuinon so ''both l;upay<n and 10.... .. <tudcnUi don'r ha•-. 10 btar S\ldla unt bunkft". Tobt said A> (l)r IUIIIOO and donniiOf)' ftt tnct.a>a. Ho)l tbiou all 0111« rtsOUrta should b< &OM 10 first bcrorc tM stucknt.s .are ctlkc1 paSS<d onl) on< btl or lqt>latoon ond h&sn'r br®ibl on)· money 0< )Obo 10M< dm 1\hhou&)l unava.lab~ fO< comlllftlt, ~ h., <lwJtd •• IM .,... thai H O)l . . a ~.,slatO< lac~~ ''tr'PGU•"·cOCS6 and s.... mou: nrp:uu: LUp&jttS In Si•tl '.s TM »sue of t."Onom.: Malth " Nl~ 1h:a1 dominates all ochcn. In upon. Hoyt IJ also pushUl& for the S.~e to allow tndi..ldu&J SU~ Y the H0)1•St••.rk bln1C'. both C>J1JI.Sar<> >r< pltd&'"l "~ clfont to briDJ Slat< IUd rmplo)mtnt ro the hard-lui d~nct An •nterf'!UDJliJue u thAI Kboob. more frtcdom in how the')' ;pmd rhtir public fl>ods. He IJ look•nc lor rh< Oeodbilit) ro com< '" the form o( "'mcthrna loke a block·a:rana. whtft' "~«)"'hin& dfteh\'t'M» ••. of lhC' Importance of thr SUNY docm 11 rcqutrt a dea.ranct' from tducatiOnal 'Y'Irtn 'ktlhU1 1h~ ~~~1ri~o.1. Hoyt•, conMuu.:ntJ .,..en .Alban)·''• ToM .said. Accordut& to Tobc. SiVrt1c wotal a.gainJt the. TuitiOn AUiitftltt Proaram, si!larl.. for tht SUNY )Ut\lc)td 10 the l)lll )Clf an.J put the lurrh<rlns or llle SUNY •Yil<m \Ct')' lOW nn lhf"H l..sl o( pnoritif.s. Ncvtrchdt1.s Hoyt, a known •upporr<r or pubhc hlah<r cduaUOI'\, ddie:s hiJ rnrmt• raculty. and rontinuJ.pg coruuuction funcb at U B... If ,:h~ hod aoucn h<r -.ay. SUNY would h.a\ot d0$td,.. Tobe rha.rg~. Rl(.h Tobe. a ror atde cc Drmocrauc c:andtdatc Hoyt \J.id • .. \\c hi'c &IJncd mort than • f001hold tn hn (So .. <k) arto \\t'rt Ootnt "cr) •dl and 1t •tc I / D .td our \Ott Ollt. •c •un H Ht addN. ~~ thl> po1m ""t'tt orttma~11( .nd "-onfldroc Qf \h."10f) ··On (A,obrt IOlh 1hr a.s thor ltn&th) r-&~.;e: for Go\oano' " indl do• n to 11> final day TM lead hu be-com< so Aat ..ucatlr Drmo-..mk ""'.)('fllbly tvnratJn Com.m.n« t\wtd tht: tnuh~ of • ron ca~cn tn thr :.u,h OQCOi:t and dctermJOC'd rhal H0\1 lraJtcod S1"t11d. l\) • ~o~rnar~....nt •_.,nt P<f'nua,c ro•nu But Hl\~1 ...,.rocant rllar the Rrt'llblnn ha1 alr<'ftd ht> ba"" campaoan. &11 ~.on a camJ\I-I~~·,na thtovflt Buffalo friday n•Jhl. •&nk'd ht\ 1-UrPO'f'lcn noc to b«omt ovn-c:onfxknt ~ a\a.d • lc< do"" dunna rh• final <taan "' pf IM df0<1 TM 1.1 Go•cmor n01td thar rht ra<< n far frMI 47'oCf and C~ Pfased .. omti ltult Ld\nn1n monc) and imtu la.cttt.., rnu:ld aJ1n thr ltad TM R<pubbcan. on tM OCMr ~and. conctd-. hn ..cond pia.-. 1tance an the polb. )'ft rdt.Ua 10 adnut that hr has knt the ract Lduman, hu. ho.,.~. ehana<d ta<t1<1. Thursday, he da!Ounctd the natoonal Republican '""Y ond rcpocud 1h~1 1n •I\ mo~ r~<f'l poU. hr Jbo.. N .a W"'nal rn~t~c l"'<i'lnt Jr-.1. pm,ubt} • maay ._,(our T M ~am~,n so on b not liUatt but &t'ln& emocnt Marta Cuomo u macuan1 lta' N&c: o~>cr opoponrnc Lt-.. Le-hrman ·~ m~h ratbcf on unpniOda.l and l()mf'tlmt:s penonal anacb on <*II oche< Tht ijoyt camp that on their ca.odtdatt"l a&h1 )'tal' 1n tht Aucmbly, h< has put ohm~ 47 pt.~ of ks~Jiauon lunxd lfttO lav.. wnh sntt&l m bit firP h~·o years. Sl,.dt, they complam, had dw,-. Rcqon ond rhcn Fnday. >pent mo't of hit camp&~&nln&llme dl\tan..;•na tum~lr rrom polilK"aru ond old pobcon 1hal M said had fatkd 10 lbt P&>l Tht: 1v.o QndK:Iatcs •cr~ ceac:hnsto 1 "<nn o( polls tba1 sho .. cd C'uomo opcruna a >ut.lfant.-1 nd of bct"'<nt II·IJ .a-on thr Starr: Pncw to thew rou.ltl, ~ sun(':)• 1\a4 t~ rk.c a dc:ad J\taJ, -nh the 1~~ro potn1J cana.da(ct J;J'Imm& "&00\lS rq.ioo." of tht Slatt. Bur Lur •cct'J polls ....,..td CUomo 1011h l<adsln nc.y mator ft:l)on, <'\t:n rural UPJtatr: areas rtn .ouvy rhou&)lr to b< rro-lchm"" Th< OGill'f'•ws o.uutd 1 poU Lur "«l that h., Cuomo ahead In the ra<< by U p<T<e~~taa• pooots ond a Gannett N•"' S..Vra· Gordon Black JUf'•) hos tM ~t><rat up by II . A 811/falo E•~•'"l ,.., .... WKBW poll, slarcd • aM GOVEANOA pogo a CALL FOR PROPOSALS Yearbook Portraits rropoS<liS ror acrlvlrlu to fllhance University life are being .ought by the Student Acllvllles Steeri ng Committee. which has be en allocated S 10.000 by the f~culty·S tudent Association to lund approved grants w hich can not normally b e funMd through och ~ \ourc~s . Sig n-up b e tween Oct ober 2 5-2 9th at th e follow ing loc,atlons: I 845 Harriman Library I I I Talbert Hall 14 Baldy Hall 167 M illard Fillmore Academic Center 6 3 6-246 8 for questions Any members of the University Community may submit a propoosal with a budget estimate ro: Student Act lvttles Steering Committee 5 41 Capen Hall - 616-2982 Proposals may be submJI!ed on forms ~vallable ar rhar office or In the form of a le11er Submi ssions W>ould lnci\Kk the name of the proposing lndlv iC!ual or organlu1tlon ( with a Pf'roon ro contacr). and a d etollled e$tlm.>rte ol ~~·· Aft~ lnltl.ol screening. propo~rs of proJects being c.onslde<ed may be Invited to m"'t the committee to discus> their requ6U f or funding The 'om.mhtH ~lu cructve respon~s. co Untvenlty need> which w ill bene fit a sub>ranrlal ~gment of the >tudent po.p ul arlon and the University Community DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT Of APPLICATIONS IS November 1 2, 1982 2519 Main Street LIVE MUSIC-NO COVER SUNDAY·Polntless lrothers(lluegrus) MONDAY-Ja.u J.tm TUESDAY- Sonsbtrd (Rock) WEDNESDAY·Eiectrtc: Boo111 (funk Rock) ... • Central Park Grill • _J - ~ ~ j '-;-~ �• ' ""' conclu<tod • pm;Onal campa~JII, Hedl1 ha• JdJtd 011 t~i510C'I eommrraab. Mlloo•rl: Thlo OJJiht b< tht mo" pubtloztcl Seool< ra<c of th<m all Democr-at Ha.rrtct Woodt hll apptartd ftum oowhc:rt to cbalkn.!c. tn~u mbant Rcputtlan John Dutfonh, .,.hoic modtralc poiJ<Je\ had lui'IJ('~I) plaud him m a 1«'Vfc pcM1tlon -no matte1 the ~·ooom) '• tOndtoon on ckao<>n day A Stp<anb<r 17 ""'"' lead W cla&l>pcarod IR lh< rxt or woocs·, rtnno"td auad:1 oo ReopnoatlC' Poll> ha•< fOWICI a de01 calli< for 111&.-R<apn lllppon II ci• JO<IIul& oM Danforth'> J1ti1 ouppon .. CO\Ion& lum. Tht two d•flct on alm"'i <"<fl •uuc-encludil'\l M)('t.&) t.t:CWlly, tuo, nuclea.r frtt.Lc. •nemplo)'lD<DJ ~urrs and O.!m,. Otpartmrm approprllttonJ Danforth "OUHptndln& hJt rh•l almost t•o4o-onc, but women VcM.c. \ havt made U,p (Of Wood'l (ailinp in thll area. Tht r1la II lliJJ I IO>t... p VJrpala: Sctlatt r..:u ll<rc 1h>e beaJ l1llller tluD for the l&>t 50 y<an u thc 8)Td fomll) bao cloftwwod Wbm HilT)' B)'Td t)eaclc:d _ . , . otd.u>a rc<iccl10n, h< po•ccl th< way !or 1 <'Chi battle t.n...... llq>o.&bl&can 1'11111 Tnbk IUid Danocral Ro..-bal<l Hamo Ork ....... lw dornJMtccl all otbcn-«000<111 Tnblt hao Wf11pptd hunldf on thc R.,..an bartn<1 • ...rule hal hlt hard on Wllitt HOUK pobao arid P'OIJ"Ull>. Tht Rtp<lbhcan hu "'U&ht to downplay tilt ftceiOIOR and has beaJ &Jdccl by .._.. ~ aclmlnlttntlon vi>ltou, lndudin& thc Pralllcot hurudf o.... ADOillet _ _IOOII•up, _, Thh io another r1« >llapccl by the I)Vbh<'• Q<fOCl)liol\• toward RtapiiOlllla II II a I:GOtaf bcnrem l.hc moc.kralt iDcwolbant Rtpobbcu Dt>Od Dun:obcrp! IUid Oanocrau< c:hallml<r Mar~ Dayton o that hal beaJ fOUIIJt thtouah <Oft''"' Bull\ oht actual tlt<tion day dn•s Matt'f and nearer. Durenbn'Jn hu bqun to all the dectlon a rdcrendum oo Wtut~ HouscS'J()Ilaer. a suuauon 0a)1on hu IUU<IUtccl hJO aroun.l Ourmb<raa• .,ho ..on a spmal dt<1100 alltt Hubtn H umpbr)'o 1978 ckath, hal tntd tO du•ao« tu..rMd.f from R.<qao • iab Ka\cmcnl ~~ ~ tbc 000 poction> of hJO proarwuu, DKluclina thc Nt• Fcclaaln.m arid <11<111 IU\10 PolJr.ical &n&IY"• bd~n• lhal O.TC'Ilb<rJ<r will bt able to htp tnnuah Oemoaat> in lh< fold throu&h hiJ; cltnlab of R.....,.om&<>. But Dayton'• tlfon to pajnttb~ ckcdon u pl/1 of • refnmdum on Re.,onomks mlabt aj\c- 1\i'm m:ouah supp0r1 tO 11'-t tht- seal away. <01!1- _ Loootll Weo<tcr IUid <halkl\ta« Toll) Mo!!<tt art taud•aclY - tnown b'b<ral I)Vbbc ficuru m th< Sui< and til<) ha'c ms.aaed \n a ..... ~'bk. aduna Weo<kor has su<Sid hos fiJ)>t """"" the Rolan_... prosr~m~ " 'ltlk courtinJ tradotional Rcpublian >Dim 'IVtlh • do.., alh"""" to th< Prtoltltnt'> ccol\Omk plllform. Moffat hao &Ua1ltd tht ~hrr Rc:publkan prosram uiJna vo«n to bdp hJm help th< Otmocrll> pin conunl or th< Smat< on 1984. Colfomlo: l t"s Go-croor Moonbeam on th< comeba<l . Jury a.-. tttibn& his nval Saa Otqo Ma)or Pete 'lloc&looo badly ID tbe earl ~ polb hal rullc:d JWI abo'< ..m WdociO &01 the eorly eel&< b) p&.~.nUI'\I himself D a modrralc en,;mauc Go-emor tot\ittfVaU\e •bile: utaLJou Brown's porSOAOI.Ily Yd lhc GoYcmor u quKk to rmund voccu lh&l hu lJbaaJ and abouoct poli!JCI are -kma in the nation's llltJCSI Staoe. U ke ICennody, Brown wn quick to dtfmd bh tmaat. nounaat one point that thc:rt art ''no mort moonbeams lD the Senatt. I IOLn& to bt 'liiii"'O'kmJ m the ttmeho " He hal bwh o <atDPII&ll thtm< • vh the lloaan, ''Toke 00(>4h<t look at Jeny Bro•n " II appeon lO b<~. ~" Thu roa: f<asuro a R<P<&bl!can • ho !hun; R....,.,.,... ud a Dc:mocrauc '*ltla Alr.houah r... pofu have ~ eo<ktr barrly U> the lead, the camp&~p or COCiCI"YaJJ\c: Luoc:n OtrtwO <lOuld ra~ally ..ouo<! the ~«publican Rcpublkan> Eno.rp -ld abandoo Wc:i<:Ucf at tht last mtnutt to atipult Moll<il. a IOUI· tn m Cona;reu to \"N:lOC)-. Go"tntOD Whtlt the C'tJOn>O.Ld>rman battle hu oe<:uplcclthc •PftiU&ht htrc, aa'OtO tht country KYeral racn arc hcaaint up, with Otmocrats ronfidtnt of malntalnina thtir ltad and I)Vuibly O<wt"n mla.rain& tt. Ala-a: Gco<&< Wa~~Kc I& b>Gt. For thoo< that dod no< tnow, the lorm<r Gcwemor, b<Jl lalown for hu 1960'• ><lfqaloolst poti<Xs, WOl\ • $tp<<1ftb<t OcmoaotJ< pnmory ron-orr ond will loa RtpUbb<an EQIOry Folmar, Mont&OIDOf) ruyor• iD the' amc:nl dcalon. w.u- ilth< otrm 10ltJI much of "" •uppon upcaccl to """"' from libtroh. O.Orae Walloct hu rctumtd a> a dolltrcno man. occott!in& to tome. Tb.c: .-sJnauon a11cmpc thai left hlm cnpplccl, ond subttquftH battla •11h hb • ifchavr mtllowccl him, lcoYlol bur • "'<OnCIIJWOI) _.ut." H lS mc;aaa< " no lonatt rllltd ""'" hate, inJlcad d 11 lillc:d • itb an. for unaty, urut)" ap.~nsa eM ror~ thu h.avt tc:r. the Scatc •1th tht se1011d hla/lctl 1<-tl or uncmplo)'Tftent tn th< counlfl But th«< are th* cyn&Cal on<> ,.ho btlle\ c It h all balderduh . Wallace wu 1 rlci$l ln the 196t.k ond radat ht wiU alwtl)'l b<. But the pn>bleno for tht blach and rnodctlttl i1 that ,folm.v 11 s.te:n A.! evm more con.omratlve than Walllcx ever was. A ltaunch Re~p~~ R<I)Vblrcan, he is runnins u a law and «c:kt candidate, and blac:k ...,..,.. art dlldainful of him F..:od with sud1 a choiet, man) art tounia& to Walloa, With hh mon iefc:nc: campt.~p . Tbe tron) bu nor ..,.,. unftOtiC:<d or n>o.oy-Ote IIWl •ho!.t narn< '"""' ' �lobb)'ins almost imPOUJblc. P arties on powtrtrodollonally low: se.au in m.cl·tmn dtchons. The dqrcc, ho"e""r, to whtdl Ihe losses mount up b usuol)y detm~~inod by the dominant Issue t in the country. Dunnatht 1 ~. i• wu tht Vfanajm v--a.r. ln 1974, Wattr&act anct<n 1attr )'tars, thr rconomy. Th1s year. there is nothin.c hue lJr«:mnu ovrr Rea.pnomlc:s/tcOnomta as the central thtme 8u1 just b«:auJC the rounuy u mrrf'd '-)Ch lhr .. OnoC" UMmplo)TMnt rltf ~~~C' 1M Grnt Dtpr<Uiotl don 001 OUIO<natiCaJl) .,..,. that the I'Uit Ollt or po•tt will be obit to th< tlea1011> Rcapn h.as btto rff«tt'C' 1n hLS bid fO COI'I~I.OC. peopk that the Dcmoc:rat> must lhouldn th< bllmt '"«!> Con~tns be the photal poont. If Rras""' can hold lo"'" 10 a minnnum. u as pon1blc thai his Pf'O&IAm could MntinUt to aaln support 1n tht country tr tht ,.,JI Dm1oc:r1us can ~nvtn« proplc that R<asan- md thu• the Rcpubbcaru -i~ II (au.h and .core: hrovy "iru,lhc ~1 be in JOOPIId) A k<~ drt~l fa<1or rruabt bt '"'" cau b) womm- ,.hlcb hti btoomc lh< ........ ph<oort>0<1om m pOII!x:o Poib lla>t hil)llllht«< the dtffnontt •• "OUn& paut-nn as mOf't' and rnore "'omm b.ct Otmoc..-au • .,bile mm lean llll)ltly 10 th< RtpubhCa.n\ In sr-.cral raca. cht I'"''""" .. Bob Cralwn .. lutk) to be t'WiniQI fO< • ~ in • State ,.here u"""plo)lDCIIt ;. bdo• lhc nthoo&l norm and the economy r. lhatpct than mOll oth<r arcor. He alto has tht load fonWlc: to bf nmnin.a aa~rut 11 pOhcicat unknown, whOK voc.rr lct'OIJ>Illon Is t<rriblt. R rpublitan Skip Baf.U> ha. had - a bout allth< htlp I be national Plfl> could pvc him-o•cr S l million end a Ro<k or Presidential lurtO(atc• tO.<ampaian £or lum l'>ontthde<1, hll cmphasu oa moJ91a«d and hal ....... 1111),. . Wllb Cralwn, ..t.o th<) bcl,.,e 11 IIIIIJ'O"na th< eoonomy. Alltbc Rrpublicao nM>M') 10 tbc ..odd cannot bv)' thll d«tlon Muudt...,lb Thtrt an JatO oomc Stata •.n .,htdl oldrOihiOil«< Plfl¥ poiJtt<'• cwt and thilu one Ocmocr11 Mochad Dukakll b coniod<rtd the odd>-on fa ...orite to '*hlp RtPubl.kan pr<cpp)' John Wlnthrop'Scau. aner Lot. Anadb bus drivtn arik~. turvivina a &futlma primary run Polhrcal onalysu -.!1 to oartt aaalnJt Oo>crnor Edward lUna. exlcmion and b's Juna ap.m)l Dukl~ll had the od>OOiqe O( biltnsual tduauioo . So as Cltm<'ll Wdh Brodie), Ulloolt: Tb< •O<d is wunp Ulonou ta1Ch101 1Un1 111 the mJdJt of 1 pOa up votes tonunorro~ b h.. dooat.od to Amcnca • ""' dJSm&l )<oz. HOI Seer<! OJ')' or p«Mna llal the road 10 th< poiWcol buuwwd created b) T ranll)Ot1auon ..,.. Jailed on Qo,-cmor·• ManDOD ''" 'ndeed Rrpubb<:an Oovtmot JltOCI o><ruphon dlar&<> and sc>crol pa•«< with (lOki . Thompson foe b,. intdlt'Clual Oilier ollcpllotl> were made c.llfenola: D<mocTa1 Tom 8ra4ley is aped«! to be 111< OtU oppoomt Adlai St........,.,, It has "'"""' those an hJ> odtnoni.st~tion had mcxt or M rt'D.pact on the rece A CONcrY&UYC". Kmr ma hu Oo•"""" of lb< Th< oel) lloan tbc luah unrmployman cnaldl on the hbtnl Dula.W, "'bo doubc that.-.. cwttd,.... w11tt11<r Cahfornwu -.ld r.,..... doflcr«< on aJmou <'«)' 1Ubj«1. •uppott a blatk <and>date So fw, Thompo<>o ""' O<IC< lb< It Is lOrd that thai <Otttnl ••• lb< Rcpobllcan '1 liur -barr«! bo> · But rul tlealon ., Dulal.u and ~ all in<fiCWOGI ort that 111< qul<:l Los Anide< Mayor """ ~ an""" ERA SW!d, ClOIIpicd wllh otc probably 1101 Lhat. fat apon chwaes or cocruption havt tAint«< ldroloJ)<oUy a reputation as a cooaltiotor, Dcmoc:rou outnumber rather llw> • fl&>h> poru ....n. and hu hllaac pnmdlna tbc lkmocrats with • chance 10 unJUt h1m Rtpubi.K:aru b)' thtet--to-ont and lhlJ atu•udt it Kat as the \.C') qam Auomey ~ Ccoo1< 8Ul bb OppOom.t. a for~ ,..,.o-Scan' uppC'r<.ruJl amtuda. O.Ukm<jlan . time Senator. iJ COMida«l an • opptab 10 "' It"' !l>ll Dukalli is <&lhtod-duU and llaccld . CJIPCCl«< tO COUI. Bradley bM su......S cronomic Slt"~mson hu re-fused to countrr TM H otuc: ur Rt.,-ttt:alatha: thne ~orptjoru., .spc:ndjna hh. The C'ritj(:aJ compont".nt or """"'· while has opponeru hal put;bed hard on llw and O<d<r cntlrr c:ampaJp prcscrulna hll Rupn't ob<lil~ to push ht> Deukmtjian. wbo upt<t Lt. compla economic .w.... but coonomJ< 01cndo pu Conar... Oovcmor Mjkt Curb on tht w.tbovltbt \tnr most rrc-1 helut lu~r •u chc ckfcttion or Rrpoblic:an primat), 101 • lite nm1J tl be hop<> tO COpiW< lhe .lft<nJ l>tmo<nu< CoOIJcuro&n. nan on 1m c:ampaip and hal State bouse. Rrpublo<an IIRI(IJIU t...... Slnm1011'1 ~-time lead hal IPOOUialtd that the) mwt bttn Jtumblma....., .mcc. Bradlo daappea~od and Tbompsoa .....,, liUI1U1UU loua tomorrow of lhcy .. so conrodcnl tllat "" ..... ~0 t.ck on th< uact tlw hod m&n) hojx 10 hO\e a d l . - to _.,ad~ 001lllead to YICIO<) tlw tool< rne da)'\ orr"' lb< Rcpot>Uc:aru ta!IIJI& of nat-al tllar prosnm. 1> th<) r.-Jiz< that m- And.Jdatf ot harmony cou.pkd •llh f<w of Folm<r,this approatb l>ould II'' Wallact a ,.,n In•: Ill> QJ6 tlw T<curu ltkt 'do <WrYtlunc bo& In Tuas' •-< for CcM:rnor, btl 1> tbc ""'d ao lDCUIIIbant Wtlham l...,_.s and Omloq1u1< ~lllenaa 'fat~ V.'blc ha•c bttn r•nnan1 up b1J boll> tn that battk. "'bile has taiS<d &pp<O.<imotdy ' S million ., his bid 10 return ' ~e State HoUK co chc Ocmocuau. yn Cltmcnl has more 1 ~•• lrjpl«<lllls fi&ure. II " staWtiCI Ute lh<1t that hl\t Clement squardy ill lhc lead. "'"'" h1> tri«<to mlmKk toties or •' Dtmoculi< peers laOil tht • ""'try, by bllllfll C'kmnm ••th 1~< hllh Wlemplo)I'IICOI rate and ., • fnmd or ..,..w mtnnu Yet "'lutt·, own ....,..._ .,. h!ndmna that atltmi'U 1'11< Dtmocnt If rcmdllbtnd b) m&n) ADDontf IJOUlll - •ho <X>Wd hold th< key-for "" " P -n to lhc St•• II<.,.., .....~,..,..,.or lh< ami>IU«n 10 wuk 1 na~~.;;._,"•aa-.. _,in.,. orne~ too lt'\lctc • ~-:------=~~ )(M.s •ouJd make candidates ru.n nsnly amona mtn, but oM candJdat~ hlb a araurt edat :unona female vo1m and thus th< ovrr.alllud . Htrt'> somr typ~caJ rar.c:s: lllloob: Robtn Mi<horl• w11 1 point man for Rcapo tasc summft .. lh< l'tclld<ftt rouaht lor J'UIOI< or lib t<CO\-trY PK~ 01< · Now. ~1ochads find> hlmldr tn th< IOUib<sl dosfilht of IIJ> cotctr, foclnJ the <halkn&< of Dcmoc:nuc C . Douf)al Stcph<TI Th< Muc• R<>aa.o Mtdlab hti been cnttcucd for h& f&JIUIC' 10 ClOn\ln\:lt dw Prcoclnll co 1101 pia« 1 ban on til< So.,n ptporionc •• d«asoon lhal not bard at ontof hlJ d•Jutet•• pnmary compa.nirs. Othe:u arc doubi•OI Rupnomoc:s, "'"h uncmp&oymmt 11 16 pnu.nt and corporation• rapidly lta\'in& the: Slit<. Out Stcph<M has btcn outJPC'1'U almost rour·IO.ooc: and hll r0«<1 frequtnt from Rtaaan and cabinet orrKlah Micall<b il .em <Apcoct<d 1o "''"· but hll troubles ... ·~pial or oholc tbot art too doody all-.n«< •ith tM Pnsldrtll v"'" M lululppl o..-ntK <&ndodale for lht Sccoocl Dlslno.> Robm Cllrt " blod Mruullppo ha> 001 had • blatk r<cp<(I('Jitall•< In 99 )an. Y<t, Clark ">till f~>ortd, ho....,<r, to tnwnph 0\ct Rtpubllcan Wrbb franklm • be..'11UI< of I llutnP1Af «<notn) Clark OPPO>"' Rf*Pnomlt>, ,.hlk Pnonkhn defcndt tbe l'rtsodent'• politlts .,.., thou&)> unemployment b runnlna 11 U P«<*ll AI 1 Stal<. MouiJalppo il con.stnaU\<c, bu1 rulue~ thai m.a.ny of their dtiuni are tn ~·aid or ftdcrall) fund«! ass.i.wancc prO&Ja.nu. Judi IJ ..-cii'Oit and food IIOinpl. C'lalk '1 hopes hin&< oe a lora< >'Oicr htmout atnOftl MIUiitlppt:•t. ma.n) P<>O< and auddJe ctu• blku and "hotcs: &101111& that C'lalk hal been crr~t~d)' &biC' 10 unttc. �.,........ ........... -···.., ... - ~ ~ .. I -· 'Jf! - Why is Reagan so popular? 1 Strb Goockllild Iull<fllplo)'nlcol. 11 l>lh... rq>onsllw ha>< 1 i1 one of the &rtlt mY>< <ria of bil Pr<Sidmcies. Oa:upyma 1M '\\llttc HoWt dwtnJ one or lh< wonr CCOOO<DJ< •lwnps in US h1010<y. 'Ronald Rnpn rcnwm I hl&hl) POPI'Iar PraKim1. one who rrml.inl u'l dusr~« and tMcrs on t~ bnnl. of a \Ound bc:ltmt: 1n lhc: unr<edo<table. \ct nm with th11 renoa.al R.,..biOUM ..,..,.. rll< oounlf) an ""'Y ol ldllftl Rcap.n w~. p.\IUClp><e dir~y 10 1hcu canduSa.ra Kr(H& lhr .. ou.ntf). tiMton or b•ch to uruar ~aral\ ....-uhurt rta:S.SaDO. 8UI $t'IC\."'"Itd ltmu'"' H$lbiJ1a to tdc\u~ ad!Ot•es.n and tnP\ to COMCT\-.ti\c hotbeds. W.e <arohna an.! W'hik bad C\."'GGn''IC llmt> h•'-c 11h" l~<tl 1011 on RtpUbl...,. ~ "t'«i~ "'""h Rcqa.n ~ru tO lilllftl4.t.R hu r'JOftUia.nU...) Rrccnt I'Qlb mdicatt lhl' On Ihe WhOle. I mtJOn!)' o( AU or Ih!$ '«ffiiRJ contrdadic1ion ha.s r~uhN '" chanain& campatjtl J'\rlltf_)l for A.mtn.-•un tu1~oc paucn~.:c Ytllh hu. Rt1XIbhan candtJatr\ \tan)' had h('tprd to t'la!ot tbar rt:aru for rr• pol~ (r\.U-tt.ll•nJ 0nno..""Tah. hUil&T" to rqa.n do.,orAJ \UptnOn.t) A.Ti,.,n poll l.iJ\(O~rr-fd lh.at etnl} ).) pettt'nl ot tht people lxhe~e Req~ and ht~ poh.;:J~ a.rc: the QUS(-' ol unanplo)mtnl. Witb .at. pn~1 I voun n Califomi•. for ewnple, p.\n~ leaderi were openly afraid of a R"lan c:ampatgn lnp. prefrrri113 co kt •heir undid.&ta run on their O'*D fC'COrds. That ,.U •r«Uiation 1ha1 a Pr<Sidenual ap~~ • rq>kte '"lh all of 1M U'UII rra~. ""oul;d brir&: OUI the m~ouons tn Dtmocnu and ddi<w lhrm to 1he polb on dcaton day. In la~A>....~ PfCSl rrponJ ha~r-c ~..,cd • rnina seruc or tlool!l . .,.-.dl<llcO b) a •oncftlOI ""'llh appcarmcts. I ca.mrru.&ns Whnc Hou~e aidn ha't- catduUy Ius e&mp.lUin forays, m.d rcnn tlecuunt thou&h Reap.n 1-l oopularit)' rcmlins hijlh. h ha• nOI ll«n munrcred to the R.fl)Ubhcaru. r ht hanh all..,k> by lh< PT<Sid<nl's rnda. mttru.e and coo.s.11nt, h.axe r.na11y bcsun 10 "nk In and affoct caustd political analyats to call this el«<oon •oladk and )0 I can sta)' clean vrh1lt h•• pany CY('t\ c:onnie~ina on pro~,.,. 1M~' to)alt) tO Reqan laSt \ummn. •~ cht Pres1dtnt'' econOmiC" pll.n 41iltd throu,Jh (OnJre:'\!, lf"'tlJitOr' ..m "'"""Hlli'rd rhat a \Ott .aplnil Rt";~,Can't. plan "&I A 1urc rft.'tUt'.f\1 blatTuna hJ\ rtcd.J.c:cnor Yd, almou ~ prf\""f'OI of lhO\C' pOlkd bdJC'o C' that fU&nm« of dff~ the llemocr~lK: 0&11~ l ' bnta to JcaJ " tth Tlm nr«J~.Jto'n for Rnp.n•, COJIIIh hb &JI on« qa.n, thest toUrtt:s andaCt chat •IIOUid Rapn run for rr-.,lcaioo tn 198A. h• ""uld faa an up-ln11 <limb bul 1ha1 11 prc>cnl. he " l Irtmalnrna uoSI..'arrtd h tilt lo-.a tha.' l i Qatcs rnmra~e o.mocrau 1h11 lhry >IIOUid ,.,_ t>r«t no pro~lan hi~< " Reqan Rattches- h.avt a~rtd can no< brea~ throuall. PoU) >ho" or wbnr h\S SIIDdlna b ku dar1hem only <liahlly ahG'IJ or rn:n nil. II n a map reuon ht did bclnnd. • pro< shOWinl ltom wh<r• lb<Y belie¥< lbe) 11\o)Uld he. GOt a~a,r in Nt1tr York 10 suppOrt COnll:fVativt t..ew ThfY ,oml co Rcaaa.n·.s ml.tiltrful Ldtrman'• bid . job or blamin& lhc Ormocrot...for His atdvldor have ctuscd somt .:urrtru economic problt:rru, whdt' limilrd <09<nn in 1h• Whflt A\OidlAJ any mAJOr rt'lf'OMot>lltY Ho.,.. Soine now .., 1ha1 Reaa"" honuclf II ;., 1he ~uon•lued ....,., haw lnwlted >Oin apptalt lbll he has tM<k inldii&CfiC< by ll')'Ul& 10 blame lhe (r.-qumlly lhroujlho\ll hos Ienon ecooomK: problenu solely on 1he to ._tuc'h ~ tJ ablf' 10 Wh out Ormot:rall. Thai Is tb• lheory of cff«1o•ely apinulhe Ormoc-r•" l:OtUtrYi tlvc col umnll~lJ Ro¥<rland \\llhou1 ap~~rin1 100 hanh, 1ba1 Evan> and Robcn Nowal. - who hA> htlped malnlaln hb 111ndtr11. And 1he Wbite Hou>e has spenl reported lhlt pol41cr Rlch11d Ihe IISI ..-..It II)in& 10 kCCI> lh• hd Wiiihlln WI/OcO l.llal lhe Prnldenl "" 1hr 11>t e~«~ion. All<r •cci.s or ~ 10 ra1orr d.i&rut) ro htl ca.mpaJ.&J'I tn ordn 10 ma'"clin tumtnU\J ,;uatcpn. (Of the fU\a.l ~ ...\ bcfor• ck<tlon day, hll aidn suppe>n. What wornes Rcpubbcan; lht draflc<l a plan 1h11 mack fuU use mmtm thi.s \Oiatidc tlecclon '"a of Rr.,an'• strOOJ 11andina In lasl ·mlnuct tmocional ruih for the: 4f'\oCraJ ftllODal lltal, Orrnocrau by vocco fccltn& lh< aceompanJed by po-ful auocb or the rt'CU»>n. n.ctrk'~-~iiOn pcrformaJK"CS By no•, he ..,u ha\f •ppcarcO In N>nh OrnM>a•• hopo 1o some of 11'1" fl.a\'Or. rC'Sti.nJ on tht hO('C' Cato11na. Wyomina. ~l.,.tau, 1h11 IJie publ.c miahl a1 lh< last N.-10da and N<" Mt.KJCO An m1nu1r, feel so dcmoralltrd by 1hc a d\tnmJ bbu wdl conltnut on «an01lf) chaLthey a-om en nuu.st tc:k\lalOn wich a fht mvrutt ap1n1t lht Prtstde:nr lttd hu comrncrcl&J that ur&M \>Olen co p.\ny. a> they dod m lh< final~., , "Sllflh<C.OWCS... of the 1950 elt..'tioo lhlt collpohed Th< Republicaru ""' cardolto R - homsdf 10 ollk• \«tt h1m out of I he' mort l'olitilc ~ "'"'J"" I emp expecte .. anJ,cUro vt c.U the~ T "'moun-,. nrt"J. ck'C"uon J.a,. lht rt•~"' • raltOOIDUilan\ .and tl'\l••~ Scomc <~~~oJU d au11 1h.1.1 tbe) ..,,. .. ~,l•lt.:.lJ '\nd then thcrr Aft tbt n .. l,d,Cj, h'' t"n\lu,~~:h hmc, too htcd, n~ f'(u""'" ro: nol \lntlf'IW ..,u tlt~~ ~"~"'> and lonf Th.,"< ,.-alllfl!! lt,t. rtr n1;1 ~ 1n~ .nrnrmC"d, lncorntment.t- of 111'1~nlft" batlo1•. f"''XN' v.nthtt, •lin~ poo1' m1:m4)nr.. anl.J on ami 1hr rt'lloluhOQ .., '' \Jf\.imt to ,0'1" fOf ll''" IUitrlba ul tntrll«""uJlh .u• ..,..,. to rudltJt\ft Jflddftftn...t: u·• JW'I~ -~ ,.-anun1 f'4r:"•r.a" 1n tht 'ar,,..,., •WPC'Uf'•~~~ to "\•ttm N-~•u~ot '' HN'Ifln ~ur;)Ort lhrrt't'f. ~·<"hC"'tn( •U tht C+lpHatJ ..t r~l'llt'\ Afr tht: \.ln'!C'. (\(11 dunma. to tmproH tbc ~onom)' becawe Rca&.,_., rC""nw Robm Hood-um " nuntmnc dt\C'OI"'t~t amon1 the "'Oiltn& dau, md.1n1 u frt1l~ tro-und for ~ &dca1. and to forth Othn'l ,.,ill t auonaht.c. bdKvlnJ tt\lt; ,,,,voce- couldo't I)Ot.J)bh' ruh an} d&ffermce an sud\ • lot&< llll<, or. lhll U.. -a. pla~n ol-d \\ell 1h• \e.>' no '''\Aot"o fot ,, • •t•nf • J r-: .ktrrtcd At the tn..·hcr un..·e , ..lid " J dl'n't ~ tl A,,.\ t'1' ' he ~ \ Uf!, pt!I.K\ t'f't nr bun~ \Out twmt•"'"'· ,u.u h~n •I '"' m'l dt-!k tom<'U->• " T h< ''ua to bC' dt\:-.dcd arc- too 11f'(Wt&11l fCK atl)"oot 10 cup-ow. r~nocualrl) IJltht rae• lor Lonutupcnoa '" tht ht Otnn<:L In 1ha1 race wt 1\avr Chalknan J.ma ManJa 'f'U1Ul, tht tncul!lbcml. Jacl Kemp -ll II< • ...., be called "ontlllllba>l" """" U.U.A.B. Concets Presents THE STRAY CATS November 21st Tickets Now On , Sale at Harriman Ticket Office and the Record Store Also: THE tllr Durnct os .. _ .. only In tllal ,.., b«<l rc-dnwn and opalldcd. E•...-,boclr'• hurd of ._ .....p: '""" ~ no.. .tum as a pro. Rcapnrtc proponrnl of huJt '" CUll for or I tht ounart• ,......,t ht'< a and (rom Pact Unhft$UJ' AI pby$iaan'> &UIUinl C..ll,.UJUO Counly b«n raa.ully V<labhshcd Forthtrmort', undct Rcq&nomks, lor ,.luth the Kemp R01h l'lan i.qlllalor. H<'< •aalnu the uickle down polko« of 1h• Rupn-Kemp o<i>, fa,onna irutcod lb< rcdueltOn of •u a maJor COfntu.tooc, untmplo)lD<DI ~as rca<hed lu 1M F<deral cterldl '~ hto..,tl pc:K.4h~c IC1t0ft tueh U. "pay &l )OU lttJI!dt lods ...,... 1hc 0<n1 l)q>rdS>Oa All of I heR probin:n> lla>< bcco onleruoftrd by lh• Repubhtan adminlll~llOD 'I foulurt 10 heed lhc '*tU of lhe people Ond freeze, ol nor WIIW<nllt cllsana, our 1tork1>0k o r - IM<tad. 111e Whitt HO\I$c has built onol p.-opo>cd many D>Ofe nul<>, Jlrllntnl l&.q>Olycn and •yphoned off fund• from JOCial tcn'1<:<S, In addllion 10 funhn endanacrinl our.,e.ana._ Wt tt~ 1n '4't'lltm ~ YOfL hi~...., Ill< clt-es~AIIn• .rr.... of 11>t ••!'IllY-.. • PQb<.<> r,.. haod Tbooe or ... m Alnh<rlt . Orchard Patk. Hambura and 1hc Southlown.s hlvo: lh< opponunlly to help our)d"a and our nauon by defearont ooc of lb< ••mntr'lnJ:Gds'' of •he PQGaa: ~ no• 11ruu1< Wldn Jack K<alll MUll . ,. National • conrlnued trom p.-o- s Ollie; , . t CI"'Oid 16 ..... R._,.;cs. OM candld.uc, w.,..... Rrpubllcan Gkn h1> plaoed hurudl oq~&~~dy In lht Jteq.an camp. promu:in&to Tht Olh<r. Ornnlo Etl<n. " a fedcnlly·funded )Ob-lral11..,_ hit suwon o f Reap~~, bu1 •e has - 10 and uompc<l iniO - · .-.oot\lilmtt. All of Vthtc:h n noc JUte rtteoco~: unronu'\atd)' 11 '\ "'"'""'· w.,.,... has bcm allacked lor •• WhK'h bnnp us d«rca.wd and iO<:••l Wf"\'~t:l ror tht I"JJ' and Rml) ,..,. <ia>hod November 7th I J:OC)d ht'' done for thallenaer, Ormoc:radc:-Ub<rol. Jaroes Man ln. Millin pouan • B.A tn Pohtical S<omte umcd J1 SUNY Fredoob IDd an M S. In tonoid<red I ••.,._tk hbcnl" "ho Wpp011> I ouclrar flew: and • &n) V.NY th< l conunuc- lO support lht Pra•dto&. f7\ IIOAkD oul .. t11-b rith. ~hilt thr •rt&hl tht mtddlt' dan lU burcko "'M nol PSYCHEDELIC FURS :JCiOIILIIK ~non of Keonp'; I'Qiition And ..rona•htaded bcli<ll lJ "h11 h<'> doinato 1he natiOn: the harm Kemp'sodeas hive c:auscd far . w..,.,.., M. but wait. a 't-Otr:e of du:Stnt proclJum> lhal our homeboy shoold be rC>de<ted !>«aUk he'o a bla"'1Jtn WIJ!Ii..,on, 0 C A> sa. JIY'l l.he "01(%, Kmtp C&ft our ...d lhillp done:" roc w and 1!<1 El;ampln of IICII lh<~~as Kemp hu dooe for lh< area lnclude ttiC'Uin:& downtown-, redmrian mil pro}C'Ct IIJ>CI acquuona fcdenl fundJnc for South Towns ..-, trdlm<nl IDd •voouo h..,.way P<OJ«U ~ O.Ould IIIUC 11\al dolltf l~mr• /<H ,,. lto,.,f/olk u IM llfMIIfflportD.III, V not tltt sol' tolt of a c:onarmpcnon. and sinU: Kemp has b«<l in oflloc for twd"" ycau and " 110w _ , . powa-rlll ,.. 110' <pmdina" CLcaaue or Voc<r1' £/«ton• 1911 aulde), M11rtin. aVid Nam vrtcran. favors .. an immcdial<. •<rlnable. mu111Al frcw: on lb< tCSiina. OO<Uiruc:lioo and deploynwnl or new nudtar •CIPOM by bo4lllh< US IDd lhe Scmct Unooo ... H< OPPO>« 1hc MX &nd 8-1 P<OJIIIInl. One Oawanda nai1vc dac:nbfd Manln as "very do""' 10 earth IDd •<f)' inrcU~&eal; wlltrtu Kftnp'\ only out ror nai!Oflal fame. Marun11 do IOml'lhln& lor USIDd ~tip people.'' Th< <IIOice in 1hr lilt Is d•ar: 1 nationallcodn who'• c1""'11in1 tht n•tlon. or a pcrJOrt in revor of hcallhl<f, mO<e lnldllaenl natioool pollcia 10ho's oonecrned aboul <hoolld 1c-<•lca him Thos Is. ho•n..,, o pwdy tdfl•b OUJ Uta. ara...,.ent. Th< bit k>u< fO( dolfermte. 1 stOOd nrm -and is ronddttc:d a sb&hl underdoa. A former ilop<i11 mint~trr. he bd.icva thu d~ 'IU)'I<Cfl IS onlY a tllton Umt away, UfJ.lttl \Oten to ••Y lbc an:aJ"'it. llh 10 many other tal:ltl, lhi:s i! 1 dean<vl refttmdum oo Ru1anomic> as ec:onomk: policy. M-OIMttu:WbUt Rcqanomic> ts the more pubtkb.cd «ntn ot attcotlOa. oae other w~ 1> aua.a1 lh1> doction )Cir IIJ>CIIbal U re'4pponTh< founliOo.uia l<fT)'m&DCieral 0111 of IWO P<..-1oO> Coo11 aalonaJ dlitncu t• a c.ont~ bawerrt two . #. .. So no ~ - VoroiDd make a incumbanu. Dcmoaac Barney Franlt and RtpUblkaro Mataar<~ ~ Ahhou~~u ournumbn RtpUblkaou by lbren:· ......... Hcdlr:r has more of bn old """""....,.. "' 1he ara 1han Frill\ . She h.. bcco tampaianinJ int~wly, con«auat{DJ on •upporlln& ""cral prOif<S!Ive ••ua. frut has lried to paln1 H ~~lcr .. . ~..... hllethc llrpubllcu has 10 lf<llt kQallu to the labol. Wlom Trcuar<r Stcrcwy Donald Rcsan wu l.n town for a a.athcrma , she ••oided picrun taklaa klilono. ••old ...• �. ' - Moyn1han favored ... . _-... ·- ~ . Comptroller race a yawner r----------------------.r- - - - -7DAVID ...LISt E ltrtlon day U tomorrow, and tht" OUlCOriK is I<Apertcd IO aff<n New Yor~ Slott midenl.l «<nomocall ~ for )'cars to come. One of the most lmPOnant po.sitlons - chat of th "ot tt rompcroller-u up (or 1 Boo4 of L11w, tht cornpuolkr'• 5C'COnd primary responsibility i.s to control the Sl11<'1 pension S)'lttrru, wltleh total<d SI B billion i n 1961, and hu 770,000 mcmbn•f Tht compcroller. throuih the Ol•lltOn Of lnvntmenu and C&Jrh M anqem~nu. hiH tht auchorit)' to rh...., fund> both in and outlidt- of New Vorl Sa are for lhe purpose or maktn& additional money " 1\ik not intaferin& .,;t.b any covcmmmu paymmu. Th< canrbclates 11tt both r.ceq><d ar<atly 1n 1oea1 politia Repn 11 a Buffalo nati•< ond a UB L.., S<I\Qolpoduat<. &Dd olio t.tf"of.d two ccnm as Enc Coumy Exca.nn·e bdort 1110\101 to W< ~ h two Westtm Nc.., Yor ten ftalllina it out. Rtpublican incumbant N<d Repn and Democrat ehallenJ<r Raymond GaJ1aabcr ue rvnnin&, a rae< tllll has bc>ea OOlabk 1'01 •• IKl or substanu.... ~t 00 ......,_ Repn il <lql«t<d tO • main th< po&t, lhboudl apa:u!Won lw it t.bot if th< Oanoeratic autwwOIW eand~Cbttc Albany. fun ...U, b< could J><lll GaJla&bn Rqan hu corrtPtl«< an averqc rate of rnu.m on '"'cstmcnt or 9.J "' on Ills eoatallt. Th< llotc comp<rolltf It dect<d pero:<nt, tht hl&h<sl for anr thr« yur pertod in Nt• Yorl Stile 10 • tow yeu term. • ilh a fi~ed htJtorr For <very tlollar th< Start still)' or 560,000 per year pi"' in voted , It recciv<d 9.3 cents back buJtneu ex-Pf'f\Jef. As of January o ver Whl l h paid in. RtJIJ'l boa.su I. 1983, thaiiDlOW\1 will rise IO SI!S,OOO per year. rhar ahu. money wu m rum u5td co Wv.a ~lion cosu to tu:pa.)co In rccurn, 1M comptrotkr b~ SlO& motion bee._. manqes the Depallm<nl or Auc!tt and Cormol wlticb is brokrn do" n 1979-1981 . TM R«< Book olio norea that uno tiaht ~... lnclud<d both Rtpublicaru ud Dattocnu !Itt tb< Oivisloos or ha>T recocntud tb< COIDjltrollrr Adaunbtratioa, l.cpl Scrvfts. fO< Ill> rcronru and [raud SW. AudJI.l and Attow>u. tnanqaJ>tllt .,...,.,..,.. .. btcb ln.atmans and Qsll Mll>IJfti'CI>I, MUJ>lcipal Affllll> utccrn.aJ ltMitttOI ntunates h.a'-t and R<ttr<m<Ot (pcmions), lb< .......s the ~~att nnrtr s150 tnillioo. ltup<C~Cr Oeoeral, lot<mol Audtt RqAn b oiJO mporuibk for and Spcaal Cocnpuollcr to N.,. UWII lh< P<lbbc: pcru10n fuod fO< home and b~nas mortpa_e&. tht YO<k City. Each If b<ad<d by 1 d<puty, _.,....s by th< lint Ome that funds ha..., bern >a t"" - - - - - - 8) Joo UioC I nnun'Dam L.nueo SQtn SmotO< Dan~l p MO)-nlhan , wn h1' aneompt 10 mAJJ\IaJn hn .eat ApJnst Republican Flormct M Su.lb\ou, hu h"td on CC'On<Knl' w.,..- local, oauonal. and rntn-natJOna.l.. Moyntha.n, runnJn& on the Democratic and libcnJ hoes. t.r&wna tor 1umsnr chc l) \~0)-ruhan ~ tbt fl'tOttd <Udldatt, ahho&>all S..D.-u " k non fO< b<r p<>t ,1>n\<b6cl1 All rot>lb Nd h<t traohn& thr« mort fOillOtU Rtpublo<an< tn Cht S<ptcmber pnmt,ty, but Ill< p.tbfffd l&Sl-mmutc monxncum and sall«< to o..rlt< thh a.bil.it). Sullh-an ~ not o.P«ted to UJ»Ct the Smatot'. unJcn there aJ • l{<m<tJdow upswae or >upport for th< Republican party ln aeneral. """"'Y· 'M 011nihan is th e favored candidate, althouf!.}t SuUivan il h w wn (or h er I!,T't'at comebaclu. tunoe!L and thcRcpubbcu &Dd Rlallt To Wt Iota, <<t'<<lenllth< Bat Rid&< scaion or Brool<lyto Ill th< Slott Asl<ml>l)' 511< h.u aa:u.ed .... _...,t of bnn& a "llradlct" on or th< ...... h< has ''"tt sct\V\IIn the: $matt r.......s Board, ......._ death and dtYbihty tompcDSliiOIU. But ll>t compuolltr bu t ""' Pfli'IWl' runttM>ru. Ouc b u audltoc and chid IUcal orr- or th< Slot<. In otbct .,oedl, h< .. r<~ponsibk Cot makin& our< 111< SuUhan dauus that Moymhan u bla>n••• th< Aeaaan Ad:nainW.nuon (oc unanp.loyman econom)' and h< pt'f(ICOI before hb IC'f'lun· tq:.n, Oall&aller, howm:t, thatJ<J R.,... hu not u.....Sth< monies a>aJI.t>k to him as thot In...,.., or SIOOO c:an bt uecur«< by any Start aacncy withoul tht approval. Acmrdana to thor N~w >•ork Htd arc tn rommon 11ock . Any ho._"e\C'f, attu1n ..oc tea~ W: do-.n Rqan of doon1 . AUTO • CYCLE INSURA CE money com~ tn and bow much u aauaJly spmt. By law. no contran ~omptroUcn * Low rate., lnatent FS lorme, months to pay * Specializing In torelgn atudental out-ol·state dtl•ers * driwlng All drl•ers accepted regerdless ol record .A. Active .-.Insurance can roo h•• •"''"''"' 896·2700 '"TO"' cn • OG-, mbtr I:'()Umne out lMJ hcf oppooa>t hu acmmpiJ!olttd ••ncMhlnJ'' m ha sn 'f)(.,....)< Sulli~. rvnJ'Wl& on 11>&11) uiJJ\'all lw str.......S m:>nt ...- M th< local le-d dtaltac ""h uncmplo)'ma!l and a nftd ro. )Ob tt"alCinl lll ~bbt WOJb Pf'OI.f&mJ Sb< lw - u.d ....... th<....,.,.,: WOGJd COf'nC' from to suppon tuc:h a projec:t-oM that ,.ouJd It'' peopk work rq)llinnt tht' nation·dnenominJ roads. bndt<S and porntll!.& ro tbr, three permu tn'-Ciftnml rduro ror 1911. down percent or oil mont•&• commlumcn11 IJC no~ in New York Stare. compar<d to 41 cb< N<W York St&lt Polkml<n'• [)q>arunmt or Conuncru toto I [)qQnmmt or lnt<rnllotMW tradt \1o,nihan r..u that th< M'" d<J)Itlm<nt •lll ...al onor< <rfertMb "llh tb< lll'fiOII II.... rroalca or oth<r nat lOili Mo,nib.an h.u olJO str.......S t.bot more jobs muit bt cru1td fOt Now Yorl Stote by bnnCJ~ ba<l bt& bvsinn• OQCC aaaln . Mo,11lhan lw di..,rftd ahlrply wttll hti opponen1 on 1M matctt o( nuclear et><rJ.Y and cl<:<lcrih<l th< nuclear rreru movement u ··a artJ.i· roou .. cffon Moyn1han u. noc in (1\0f of tbc 8-1 bombn , and t1 oppot<d to th< tff..:ttv..Cy 1> he eould ha•e. w<d In tht US. Subwquently, 61 mpoo,n,l• 10 him Th< comptroller Is al>e> 1 member ol tilt N.,. York Stott Dormitory Authority, which is rnpomibl< roc aU donru buill io the Slate; tb< New York Start ~ Yor ~ Slot< Hoopttal Emplo)«~ Rnir<ment Board; pu«nt or t11~ State'• in\ltstmenu loft, wa' only on paper. for th< r«<nt r.U... on Wall SliM sho"' t he stt'lltti!Ph•'-C' mn-eucd 1n •olu< to nearly Sl bObon RtpD ., Jli>PC)nalt lw Wo ...,....., lum or ~p<nd•~ mooq m "S\mbdt" lit&>, hkt toodomln1111uma 111 Colo•odo In d<fmk, th< Incumbent ,.YI t.btr &Itt .a«u:re and '(Jbd mvcsunau in New Yor .. nu rirtt priont)', u <'td<llC<d by htl mortPB< proaram. Gallaaher bckt\-tS, however, that by lpc:ndona <10 pc:rttnl of all invnlmmu outsidt or the state. Ntw Y01t' lJ COftlftburloa lo ill own rl<cline by nnandn• ..,... a>mpc:tins ror •kllltd Stat< wortcn.. G.tJJqher•• aoaJ lito Ult: t.htl IIIOI!ey 10 «bwld th< Stat< comp<rollct, and diuctly Ttaehns RC"'i rcmern Board: &ht frorn 14.4 pcr« nl du11n1 1980, Rqan r>pl1ln<d that the downturn O«ur.ed bfc1u~ 50 )'QtJ to offoet 511< <onttfldl that Moynihan hat t COIUUWU r«<td lot •ouac aaotn• d<fnuc Blll>-l1t SU: )'tafl., ICCOfd.int fO SUIJI\'aft 1 ht has -«1 apuut I total Of Sl6 bdlloft amwt<d fO< ddtt~~ llo<h candldata II¥Or lh< death I'<IJoll!y. SHERIDAN CHIROPRACTIC Dr. uwrence R. llln:on, ChiroprActor 2777 SheridAn Dr., Suite 105 ( at Parkhurst ) TonAwAndA, N.Y. 141 SO 834-8444 PersonallnJcarleo lncfllSti'Lal 4«lderm S.O<U lnlur~ ASSEMBLYMAN BILL HOYT HAS BEEN A TRUE FRIEND TO U.BJ BILL HOYT has fought to restore UB funding for the lo st four years. Bill HOYT fought to make the TAP p rogram responsive to students. BILL HOYT helped establish a real student union o n the UB compus. Carol Siwek has been In the Assembly two years; both years she voted against the budget for SUNY. Carol Swlek has voted against money for TAP. Carol Siwek has voted against construction p rojects ot UB. BILL HOYT HAS A PROVEN RECORD OF COMMITMENT TO QUALITY EDUCATION AT UBI Re-elect BILL HOYT: 144th District Assemblyman ~ �Governor UUAB Student ___ Discount ___ for rc.._ lodoy, lJ t>i'<''<d ID fllu"ra't similar raultJ Bvc CUomo " suardtns q&&o>l Harvey and Corkey O\a<On..6ckn« ...Nobod) u tn bcntr ~nape ro i,Jnorr polls th~.n l am." ht sud. ••J am n01 tak1n1 >n)1hm' for panled, " In Bulfak>. hr addC'd that "I don't beht"+t th1\ presents - JEFFERSON STARSHIPand .J8 SPECIAL Nov. 2 at 8:00pm ' in the aud Show UB ID at Harriman Ticket Office and The Record Store for a $3 Discount on the Ticket Price • • continued hom p iQt 3 thin&LS O\tf," noun1 th;~' there ha, r«entl) b«n a (1\mpa.J'n '-'1 Jarart mall. -agaJ.rut hi"" th~l dutort5 h1s stanct on J\)UI!'" hLc abortion. propc:ny UL~ lU1iH"nrru~ and rt.hJJOn. S ome of thr matenaJ ••,, \(f) d1stoncd and panders co C\CT>' ""ea.l~. ftar :and vulncnblht) that peooplr hi\C, And J ju1t don't ._no... ho• rouclt dl.f1llliC n -.,n do." he <hiTitd PollbCOI 1l0ai)'>ls lh•> FaU hi'< also btm do•n~)liiJI rhc ••rrur........., of polls, rrfmnaro C'\00 .. ~0 7\JOH( I N( .anaJ)'I-' lhiJ OM l-'SUC" ft\&ltt'rt fll) mt."·b to I he- c-l«<on.lt cbu ..,bcn .onUilly C1'lltt lb< bal1o< bo\ t( ~~ thar ooh concnn. on-e thai ma\ n~,. ha't ~ mAJrufnlcd '" eouhct 'Uf'<'l' "-" ntn 1n then th1nl1na: luomo '' h(:lplng tQII tht ma,ont), ra1Mr than an aa.arcss.vt f'lllh<'n'' htgh uncmpld\mcnt r-alc pohltu And lhtrt ll doubl aboul Req.;an rnurc:ly rauhm&lhe ecoru..mut probltm' on tht Dt-nlc.xrau ''Ru1an'• buuna up on the nc,nocrats "t-\actl)' lbt "rona 4nd d«p ft"CC''i\IOn wdl l"fO\C hl ~ 1h1~ \i~tal)t;l. \\'hilt Lehrman h counting on hil 'tt;.turc u an Alban) out.;idcr. 4nd rtf)udlatiun ot f\11)1 pohclt:\. A loCf'mutJly dnpnalc Lehrman, f'"'C'n tumo;S lO c-nticllln& R.,_, and 1hr poltots or lh< nauonal R<PUbbcan pany, v.lu<h 1n (a.:t, he \&ld, ~trC' bwtln.i- hll b-id to ddc., lhc Onnocn.ls. "A slogan mt>lndlna. Wb&l politiW commtfHIIOU lrt' dcft.aJbt (n OIIUrt, witlllhf:Jr 10al, now ar&urnJ. i~ thilt ~ha\ count' '" nut of HOUK "' as to maintam a ,.or\in, Clmpal&ft 1ft ddcn>< Of lhctr h ~ r 'SI&) lht Cour1<' rs IJ>adtqUIIt A OOpn b kc 'Sia• lht Courw' u tmattqlllbk," b< usd, rdcrnna 10 Republican lk1.K'5- thllt Wit \lMff' to suck •lth Reapn dctpltt: the "orwrunJ ~"'OOm)' L~ld), Rtpubhc:an Stfillq.l~ ups<~ R<PUbbc111s lxltl< 10 hm11 the amounl or sea~• lhcy lo>c •• lhc I he) '"" Yotk MayO< Ed Koch and lh<l'ltO Rcapnlandtll& wtn o;,u J•mmy C.ann. In both IO>t&nca, polls and f•nal Jall>tS turM'd out to be wtona or "&\11)· both Cuomo's pnmary WO I•••• losoeo. Th<y arau< lhal lnl minute momentum or one '-''~ -ndtnJ 1'sur thaa C'etsh2do..,"S thr murt campa~~n. In 1hc fin.al ha'c- come under aua.;k as too ~'""'"I· but rather, a~o1dm_g IOt'le," lrhrman't mcdua ad\,M>r ROKCI 1\IIC\ !Old The Nr" l"ork Timrs. •• h drh Q up the \'Ole: from tht otht r "dt." * In a dcbllt I tiC\ aled on Sral<~ ld< ~ubli<' chnntls In Surfalo on S..rurday. L<hrm111 also tUwH1lled h11 Nhtt ntv. c:amp~gn tad-the one he hOP<S Will providt rhc I hh hour pwh to O\Cfcomc Cuomo's l<ad tn rhc poUs He cl1110s ht" """ tinkfd •tth 1M ..1ued and ~ISCTedlled pol""' lhal ha•t rwntd lhc ...-..nomy or 0\lr Sl&lt"-~11 p;lll of hu hD!K of bcant \ttn u a fresh hop< for the Sial< Cuomo conllnun hopma (of a '-tfc \Otf'f HlfftOUt IO orfKC trlrv•~•on lthrman'\ cflrcHvc :t\.\fmh It's not too late to join the line of people signing up for their . sen1or portraits. ames are being taken at the following locations for photos taken between November 8-12: On the Amherst Campus: 111 Talbert Hall 14 Baldy Hall On Main Street : 84S Harriman Library For those that signed up last week, don't forget to keep your appointmen~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, The, "Election 82" Subject The topic of the resource University of Buffalo -- Periodicals. State University of New York at Buffalo -- Periodicals. College student newspapers and periodicals -- New York (State) -- Buffalo. Student publications -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives. 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If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/c5fa01a519a276a53670542e41b85ee8.pdf 2640bd9e2561bfe0a0941b2c9844491f PDF Text Text EORUM Mond.or 1 No.,.mbol IN 2 Yohlmo 33 Numbol SO S111o Unlv.,.lly of Now Y~ 1111u1111o Republicans face tough battle E ronn or soaal propams JOb tramlnc and rdualional V•nam WN hun rhe D<mocraiJ •• 1966 and UIISI&na'. hiV< "'" ..'One'Cm O\'tt 1bc \JQ.IfcJ~I'fl Edd()l IIIOUJh Ronold Rcapn hll •UC«UIUII) ><HniiOUJh dear~ hurdks '" ht\ 1'110 )tar Ct'IIJ" a1 Ptnldrnl-tuch .u maruputauna Cooatn).to f\4..,,. an unrorulvh popu~ r '~' ~ut btU, Fcd«-.J ~ud&eu , 1nd lh< AV.AC• We-toml.lmJ"' '" fiKtion pr('\t'nl\ 1ht bt&grst ('haJknJ~ )d 10 hu o;onom•c- anJ 'le"' Federalum polteld, oot to mrnuon the fuunt dm~cuon of thr Rtpubhcan Pan) and the- count I) 8)'·fke-tt00I, hi~;c lhl) )Cat''· ha1.e htstontall) brtn dt\&Jicrou' for thr incumbant prNtdtnl'\ P'\O) tn chc Bouse of Reprnc.n~athn., a.nd to a le\~f dcsre-c. che Smlfc ~ond itatt- racH. T1'lc reason for lhn LS usuaUy some" son of o.ata.onaJ trt~H for 14htch thr Chtd E\t\:'UHH· •• blamed. mo~• PIJ1Kulatlr. problmu t~.lth the econom' In 1946 "hen HAlT) Truman ht Dtn\OC'faU (1)\1 S6 'W'3U tn chc- Houx llo the publiC llf".U Prn:d~t , I ....,OfflC'd about tncre-awJJ mflalJOI'I And raunut~.~ \'C'lavti •tft randlllf lhmuehn unnnplo)rd " r«a>>On on J9SS caul«! 0..1Jhl Easmho•cr·, RC"PUblh.-an\ 10 loll •' .e.tn O\M1 nant'naJ nsws pro•14••• hun the prnocl<n•'• pany '" t2\tw mKI-tom d«UOM-trO•"'DC B' ALA' KACHI C b1<~11i11 10 I he \\ llttJIIC I<'>Nbl ~h)\11hl •hal man~ anal)U~ bthnfd 1\ tbr 11~ 10 bt • dc-.ath bk>~ lor lhe R<!Nbl«an Pan) tn mos1 ~ are ,...,..,. oH oo• th20 11\cy •ttt •hen J~mm) cana and •be Ocmocntic 19?• ~C' •Pm tbl" )'Ut lhC' pan) m:uomy LD lhe Sco&re ltn offke ol 1hc P1aldeo1- 1h< Rf1'\lbhc:am.-u; npcat'd to sah l<m« hon lh< QOP " prepaccd 10 to ~e up 10 lS .c-ao in the Howe '" Jonu;uy 1981. Unemplo)'TII<nl and orumuuc Dcmocrau an 1ll~•nt oboul ,.,nina 40 01 mo~ nrv. litrprt:Kntamtl. l\1,&). 1'1\(' GOP rouncer.s tha1 • u the Democran who ar< ttan<b at 10.1 pcrt'C1\t nahonw1.J.e and chit a one ts-~. try~ th~ Reoubticaru ~. tha1 ,.,111101 10 11 responsible ror Ill• prescn1 f'COnom~c mess and the public RC'a~n·onmcnt or CllOfiCS510nal dl~•rh.rt v.iU buna ~hoYrdov..ns bnv..«n mc:umb.ant Dm1cxuu o~~~d Rcorubhca.n., ~ho Pft'Y10u.tb' ¥-crt ""ht'IO·lrv."' 1n \a(c disanctS anJ lh<"< cl<alons could bc deddrd ~' - horofully - I he lnua. should bc patienl wolh · Rr.,anomics btcau$C' fUOSI"'tflt'~ t.s n&h• around tbc c::orncr. Dt:moc:r~e;. The po1n1 out tl)e ObVIOUS fa&lUtU Uf !Upply ildt hi-' ycou. for a~.:tw11c. 1hnr arc t.-ltar and duHnct bsua and 'fill hat make' u t\C'n morC' unut:uaJ 1.1 thtt•o ma,or J*l'tn art aaualJy 1akona oppootna Sl&lldl Tbc cconumr n the number onC' topte T ) \llb<1bct Of not you ~. '" lhe Rq,ublican'• eeoa.omi< pot.,,.., lh< faas llj)l>armll) •ho" ecMomi<s-lhe JtOwing gap bt"lwten tht ri(h and the poor and the l-outs in '*C'lfart a nd educaunnal (i:·~;lf~llllllll aid wbkb is -Ullin& 1he u\Creumaly hopeless sicu.auon of Americ:o's economically dcpre•o,rd. AllhouJh !hey or• po)'lntllp Kf\'n co t..a..\ C'Uts and &rC' toninJ on thr mmd.t of 1\.mtncan_s • ub down thc bl& &0' <mm<OI idea> or 1M blttk' hne d1\1dlnJ 1hr lhe N.,. 0.&1 ond Ona1 Son<ty, R<PUbllun'• Rcapnoma ond U.C ' the Danoaa1s suppon frdaaJ ond Oc:mo.-~nJ\ r~UC'd Nf"'lt Dta1um st••e aKS for ''tcooonue: \i.cum,." ki\IRI lhC' vottn tO dtadc rci!Jwn& lh&l many or 1hae poople •MOO the') •anc chant~ (tom do flo)( <'<O h•••rbe boouuaps lo lhe ncb \11 IUppl) s.ck tnciJ.nJ pull •hctrud•<S up b) ~~~~~nor 1<"\ttrunnn a.d m the o- G ENEIIAl P190 1 ol Keg clampdown; Division I upgrade to be delayed --~~~ D~ A~V~~~M~U ~ S~ I -­ cannoc fotW< '"..,.,.. Dnwon I Co"rnbflun• £4utH fO< 1 •lui< " Based on pcnooaH c'pcn"'-C and r«mt apo~wc of UUOnalJ)' l.no.. n td\.ooiJ ror Nn. York Statt's nc-o- dnnktnJ I&• takcJ <ff«1 on O..cmba • . ~ .. :&114 dnnltln1 panla woll be: •mually dtmmatrd Ia rbe dorms. Sludcol lwocialion (SAl Pr.sldcnl Corddl ~hltt lold tile A>~embl) Friclo) Scbxb1er fociMd lh< AsscmbJy's auc:nuon on aht 0(''\W 0 net drink in& -a.ar lu~. aou1.a o"" oenous tnrraaiOn> or Nauonal CoD•111•• Atlllctlc ..._,.tiOn (NCAA) f\lla, •hid! hove "morrrd theu repul&llon>." S&lnple bcVevcs ua iJ no• lftdr " We can otr<OJlh<O Ihe Pfotfllll, but th• poon~r mus• alwa)'\ bc 10 keep 11 clean and •ltlun tbc rula," Somple 10><1 E>en J\111 vnproYinJ IJB's DI>ISIOO Ill tcaau ""' bc toua)>, Saropk l&ld, Jill"'. <«<nil) compldrd repon oe o.tiii.C"UO 11 IM Unt"tniC)'." ••Strmgt.hmin! a1hlttk' has • price tq . ....,hic::h is more than lh~ money no• IV>Liable," Sample con•mded. rt.r t«Mda Hu rcaKH'It"' ·~ that .. ,, t•kn. a lona rune to tM;ukt • qwlll) P<OIIIm, )<21 ••J rhc )<a,..o· l>ud... lhll lhe SA l'f<Knll) .....nor tpons ..,u ""' bc ,..,. helprul ... In pi~ or •h•> monev. a St&af'olmpowd lft\\1luntat)' f«. hopefully coupkd -..uh 1uue and Alurnnt rundi ..,oulJ 5upplcmtnl lh< monty. "Th" ,.ouJd kod 10 Sample """"'" remo•mJ tbe sclf- rivt )car bud&tiJ, \0 \pon' could uuposnt <Jiudc\t '\()IUbllr')' rrcr for plan ahcod," hc acldrd. ro - · · Ibis problem, Saroplc abo em....._, hu C'Omminmrnt to 'ncrta.su~~: UruYU'ltt)' rt:Sdlch "lr' an aa uf 1""erny, UB ran ... outlidc money • bo<ll mo" other SUNY'• cannoc btt.IU.iot' they do not ha\'t: lhe fkully ond lhe raahuto," Somrlc loklllte A"embly. He bcti<'« lllot <>'Cf}ooe ,.ill bcndil \I~C thex fund.~ ..\'an ~ uwd tu h1« ~Aff. Sloct Ub<an<S and ..~ttllly like Ihe pta« or rrdu.:rd Stitt tnOM)'.'' r...,.l JOmt of the method~ the Un•vcr:\11)' plans to \II< to enforce 1h~ 19 y<11 alcohol hmir. "Allhou&)\ UB will ftOI bc pi&)111J .... dldotl... h• said "the Unhenil) will do the best n can to foiJow lht: llw " Onr meuurt' b to basically ~ portl« A«<<d•na •o •a• cbmln••• .. Sch&ehttr. "'UnJ\'crStt)' Houuna has d<adrd th" is the bcll way for !hem 10 comply wttb the low." Wilb 0\'<1' holf lb< donn populalioo _ , to bc col>liderrd miDon, HOIDIDJ will ..-.lUIIe cad1 pany · - oo •he 1wn or -.ilat pon- can drillk. 1 ••I( it'IJI,lJm(ant aumba. the req\HSI will be- rllt'Ded do•a," Sduldllcr UK!. Re<adau Ad\uon (RA'sl will oiJo be ...,powtnd 10 cop aay floor - I n mdmdu&l roouu il aunon "" fovod 10 be: 11 lhe I*'YUB Pmidem St<Val B. Sample abo opote &I lhe .....,,.,. 001 1 'Wl<ty or lopb. Min) or lllc topics did ..& 1ppal1o 1he A>5<mbly membtts. But San>pk'• .............. 00 llhlcUa chd, ....... nocrd 1/w bc doubu UB can move 10 DivlaoG I . S&lnpk told u.c Anemblt lbll he bct...-c< intcreollqlat< JpOnl arc bmeriCiaJ ID tb< Uru'tt'•Y ..After spc:ndtftl my timt 11 duee IJISlilu1c< with suonr sporu prosrams (Purdue, W.noi• and Nd>ra.<tal, I lhink IIley ore tood aJ>d. could bdp U B Jllit .., rhey did "'beo it wu a privo.l< Jdlool," Somple sold. Hr added. how.evu, lhat " I Ull l'r. .ldtnl SttHn B. S1mple 1ddresau the SA Aseembly Dov. Hoclemon/T"" Sp«;trum �in shc)rt. s..u, O~tiUatEcH"'' '" C~•t fttry CAI".O.IIe"t;/Of EctJtotJO!It. Drat Mt,t~ fCHIIII Cilll01 Ala<'~ C K«l'lki" •"•P'~tt ftRfOI 0 11'11d .... ~ •..,. ,. D,t~tOf Gtrr 5Ctt,..CaMPQ Stth A!I.VCifr De-loCiotL•ti COIIItlrlW'flf'O l C'OQU'O\ers) U.StUdft\l H'pt'd('OIIhvn 1\IH' Montoya .calls for maintenance of high iech rundmg r<p(CS<IU81ion or .... poup's dwi•· Fir<"OIU &re upe.:ted ~ a m«<lll& ahl4 momonot ar th< Tao\ loo~ for cl<t01b in ~ ednt>day'o '""'of 1~ Sr-<'1"'"' The 1;8 11udmt chApin of 111< 1\mcn<U ln>lolult of A«OMui.IC> and Astronauua Thunday at\rrnoon hoAtd u •nrormaJ QlJntJOA and ans,.cr ..,.,.on ""'h Earl J ~lonao•.. of Ill< SolaJ S)'llrms E'l'lo<a110n O.vuoon of NASA Montoya .. or ~ ed on 1\&ahl taaona and I'<OpuiS>On S)'llems r<><arch for otor ' · IS proJ«t brfort l&l.ona Ill< pogllon Of PJoararo M&n.lln of thr Voyartt &nd P.ont'l:f probt P'f"'&l&m\ Sc-<niJ ~tudrnl> tw~tapaled u Momoya lidded QU<Stoons oo otehnoul cmploymrno outlooh. ohc fuaur< dormoon of NASI'> pro,gram11. and "&nO'" aspectr of &tn-r mmmt sprndinJ fn tht fodd> of mcarch • ..:lClal f)IOJllltl>. and dtlmt<. Wloilr nodnJ otoao IOd&l p"''fWJ\J flU a <tal need on IOCI<I~. Monaoya .a~d lhal 1\rnrnca's l>U'IIIOn on 111< ,.otld bas bmo buUo on ttdlni<-&1 <upcnoriay. ond thai a d<crc&i< In lb< I<Yrl of t«hntcaJ raearc:h and dtwlopmt:nt would k.ad 10 a 1u& auraruve J'(IOIIlon in th• world . Moooo1 cited • 1979 rc:por1 ,.hlch ,ho,.ed lbll """'ics spnn for NASA raearch and d...,loponrna rao!ltcd 1 14 oo nn< pay ·l>ot~ ratto (tad\ dollar •~><•• t<n<taled Sl' •onh or rconom~e 1Ctlv11y Wilbon oht US) Montor• added th., ahr archnla) oommuruay ,houkt twomc mote politk&lly aware and L&l.r an ~t1vt Lnternt '" 'tlrhtrt America~, pohau Art hcack:d - Colleges' Task Fcwce In a fire Th< ((lllqe1 T &~I Foror ~.. bro>mr thr \QUI« of • l><ll b«n Q\Kih01'1ti\J tht nat ion .d '" PorooiiCIICooc!i...,.., -~-e.. O.·>OCn·lt.•F'• •lWt• LOU $dN'U;fN IW9 0.\llt~"Vholo ,...... a......,~ f<.~tf'IA~""' Protection against teenage pregnancy lbr fcdcnl JQ\mommt appropriaaod ss.s orulloon to tb< adoicsocnt family life prOJTltll. ,.boch • ill doltnbult lhe monry ao cocnmurutics W>lh probkmJ or l«n·IIC< prranancitJ In aht us. ont ouo or 10 '"'' bct•cm the II&<> of 10 '"d 19 tJa:oma amanana . Acconllna ao DotWd Und......oocl. provam dWrman uit will em~ubt counsdl.n1 about adortton aJ an alt<tn&livr 10 abonion." l(.ocpina on Unt Wllh Rupn'• '"''· abortion stancl, aht mon•r cannoa b< uJcd for abonlon cnun~ellnJ and miW onl) cncouror< aduprlon u 1 ••Y of dupO<oona of lh< omwanted th~d o..tot. l.liat'IW~tft Ton7 a,..,ecta.MuSk: 8oO kNMNyr~ T H Uitt Mien..! F ._.~ 11'1:111111• C4Mtn~K~U~tt Wtc.ft'-ttl E. Sh• Ua nl.itiHNst M•~'~•O•t M IC.na.t Cw-atofofAIWff/ llht' ,.,,.,"., CII'IOy Y,UQn11niACf... C:OOI'dlltt rot ~ M llte~"thoducdo.~t .,, _.,., ~U'Y OM•hiiA-., hod..c:UM COOl. UwJ11• eon• •,~«tt" 1M of,PKI~IW I I~ Dy lM Fltld ~.,.,~ S~ndlealt, LOot MQ~es <'flrM-t Synclicat, Co4 teg~ll • HNC!Unu The boys get more loys hrr"- ~led ,.. .U.KII Syru;flal eO Sovi.a lta<kr Loonid I. Br.....,., h&> pronuoecl h11 IJ<11crab oh11 u, lh< fact or on 1\rncricll> llms bulld·up, II< Will alow lb<m more tnd better- ._..capons to deal with Amcric::a:n ''ad'Vcntunsm .. B<tzhroevlilid b<ls "tluo~J~b Wltb RCIPJl'! rudeoa>" ond "•ill never let til< Uniacd Staa<J bral u• in ab< anru ""''• ahouth II I> 11\<) ,.ho >tartod IIIIi ont." The 13 )Ut old PoUtboto chid m'Uscd Re&Jan ttf taklnl away b.ii. 11QOWftlllf," aduC'\emcrU or dttml< br pro•ol ona 111< cwnna tbt on ororu AOwn._,, or~. 'o St~ta.lnc MM1 Unht4 ,.._,, S~ndtt•t• TM ~trum •• reor~tecf fof nlltona• ~l•l<no CommUonkltiOM and - Cffculetton ''*'Of 2G,GI:)J 1M tp«ttU"' ottk:ta ett 10a:.a In 1• , ....,. k e n. ••• •• Unitoertll'fbl ,.• ..., V~ et &t.tflak\, kNalo.. Hew Yot\ t<*T-171~2* ~~ 1-llvi!.... N . Tho _ " _ , _ . . . ,.... Ire. Edoaor.al policy II ... _ Dl'.,. l&ICWI~t ~I.,...OIM; l'ltet,.. .......,_ Wft"'u• INt ••cwn. ~tof tM Edltor-i~t HI t.t ncur~ ,,.. ~ tt Clftn'ed 0r lh.ti•IO ...... ,....'"IC . lll'O~•SJ a.,tt&JO.NY Ski Swap Fr iday . November Srh 9AM - 8PM Parl<er Hall RM. 2 Schussmelsters Ski Club Inc. Registration of Items to be sold will be on Thursday from 9AM - 4 :30PM. 8-. Friday after SAM Due To The Failure In officer Upd~te Forms, The Following Clubs H~ve Had All Prlveleges Suspended: Alpha Epslton Delio Arc:Ntecture & env. OMIQn Blc>Chemlstry Clccolo llollono Ec.onomlc$ lou 8eHo PI Atrohefll WomeN Center APHOS As1Tonomy Gray Ponlllers Pep Club Ovefeolert Nv:J. SIMS 2~ ~...,_ ~-·---· ·· NACAO Ge<mon Small Business Sociology SMCS Women In Management U.B. Veterans Society Newly formed Gaelic Society 1st Meetings 1 1/ 2 - 4PM 222 Talber t 11 /3 - 4PM Rm . 15 Dief. Annex WOIQOITle$ Ealorion Poklltonl Sooltl East Ailon Ulcronlon Varsity Club Shocle$ ot Movement Gvmnos11cJ Bl*on Fd< Dancer~ Croa Country Ski Slcubo Divert U8L5 Society Commuter Affairs Meeting Tues ., Nov. 2nd 3 :45 PM Palmer Room , Harriman It's Your School Too! �Foreign students left out in cold ~\fonu1111t Ed11ar np11r the- lac1 that a1mo'll 100 saudcnl~ may ~I\ •n tturnc:rs, tkarkal conntc'lioru .,,u \I('OWOn. (i«trxjt) lind hut .-.a. be' ~.. aUab!c 1n the dotmnon br:t•rtn thr .. ~ m tnd "t p m ''""'"t bqtnn•n.s: ~0\cmbtr l4 ~1\J mdtna Sarunt.} ~o~nnbn Z"' All Ehrou ,... ....,OJ< tla.,n<al -o no hot hJ.hn. or ,.'OOk'n• ..,.,.,rt. fa<·1~1~'\ ""'11 t'lt ~~~lablf' 1<' Tht rl«tn~·1h mu~ ~ hunt'J ''-t"fln C'l IC'•I) anJ Ul.hlrn up \OnfiC\.:U(Ioft\,·· StCumy rt·ltSOns. all ahc M mt of tbt uudmt.s r~uesu.n& houflnl durin&. th.u ptnod ate from fort:I&Jt (."'Ounuia and rqwcseruata\d ha\t complam<d ebou1 the lack of hat a.nd ha''"' ''To ac"\."'n\Ph~ thu:, the l'h~A 10 mo\c to Rfd Jacln. Studtm flt\.lrK" hM to EIK"'tl m\.bl be Alloaatioo lntcmauonal Arfaar1 rurn<d orr 12 ho~.~n a d.t> lor lout Coordmatoc Dean Jan-et dairn<d J.a)'l.'' lf'W'b t.aMi ""In m) Jarm sent~ ktter or com~~t 'f'JnJOn. thtt CThanLt:St\anzt Co va.no pa.rua- in.,<M~«<m tM fln10d VIOUt.J nuw thor lra\t rm\a&na"l stuckou Emcrr;t"n•) al:arm and hfht t'Htc!m •oukJ t.'C ma.n:aahcd \aa ..n C'Olff£C"""·"' rtnnara< ror ~udmu are mo' ~ lnto onto quad and rof 1hc vacauon puiod. ""'ndH\&S be: cof\du~td t"'a')' five; lft&n- Yfl t,n.,s rtl)Onfd ch.&J th" Thankllt't'1nl •1U mart I be: flru ttmc thnc \)\1Cfft') \tiotll h.a.. f bttn cl'lcd.cd dwr lmtalLllton, tJuc 10 buJitt ~'-"nuraJnu ahr EIKOCt Compte\ O'er the upcom101 Th.llnk\J]¥1n& ..,u an Oh.l~r 10 run .a AM<lcielt Dire<1or of Holllin&Caty Soellner nor<d 1~11 A\'iOC'..,Uon rcqullcmtnll stipubtt thll te4h on transrormcn, o;l D comple~. Supcrlnrend11111 Herb<tr l..<wl$. Nlllorial El«rn<al T""'"' By T ERR Y C AN ADE dtrCUIOn urmng off thr d«tr'k"it) a great inco.n"tn.rnor- ancon"m•tntt:• M- addt'd Tht- l ftJ\t-r\tl~ Houqnt Offl'("f apml OMI •u•nc«< 1o Muoc \mhtnl t.amru' ~dwknt~ "'ho "·;ann,-.c m.a~t 11 h,-.mt for 1M hullda' 10 ~••> IQ Rrd Jad.n Quadrlnllt lnun~:f'\ tn lht £ihcotl 1n J'N't'S1 forCIJ'O Sllldrt'tll•tl,, o:annoc alford ro ao Mm<, larre~ ~d • Wh.ac 1f the)' don•t ba.~re rnc-n<b ""ho they can ita) 'tUth"" *"'""t"f 4\.\('lrdln, to Ph)"~ Planl J.rft"t ail.ed . ltoLI,inJ.'' __ _ _ _ _ _;___ _;__ _.:.__ _ _ ___, .,.., Red Jock<~ and ~..,at"'~' ---~-..;_ Mats to be Placed I•n A I u m n I• A r e n a ''hv.ouldbclud.K:roust.o h,~":.:::.:;~<Jd~~:;llnue "' II- ' T~ SA rur~hA.tot th~ il.<dr ~ould lu<l p<OJ>O"'I. IO< a rtport<d nu, monc) ~oukll~ Alumni Arene 's tloor. In need of m•t "'~"' hl M hdd .tl the .a~rn• nc Studtn1 "-.\Wtr.:li.Uoft cSI\) h.U •\"VlC'd O~t I'WiiU r'ffl~' for \ k.C Prn,(Jrnt .;tl t '"an'c antl \lot~4j~tmtrll ld~· Tft-Jrchnt tM ru.h:hur of. Oot'~' co' mnt ma.r fOC' 1bc J}'mfl&)1urn noor Lll the- 4.twnn A.rma o.., Httd~~ ,n Tht a,r~t .. ~"" 1ht uwcknt ao\trnm('nt to rt««d ~ nh rt.n• for • ""'"" Demnl><r ' ~h~w *ith a hlJ n~ band 1 ht mat wtll be: OC'C'CUaf\ for all (\(t\~ 1h1r1 4J'('tf"t•na ''tf"h.ll' vrMr to a\onJ d:t.O'I&fln• lht: OOOJ .. ~ ...-h "''...,~'"' 10 Sl\ l'rnadcnr t.f'tnkfl Sch..-tuer, .. ._1.\ not Jd<QUIId) r<O'O<I<d ~y pllr<' aJ cUnt\tf\U) Pre1o•dcn1 Slntn 8 I 'Sa.mrlt''~ 1DAUJUfll~ " II a~'"' mC't ""'"h ~hac.ntn, \ ..._~ PrC"\u.lmt Phil t•ILcn nut of <~udenl ~lOr) fta, aiChOUih U •3$. nol Uk.IUdfd 1n tft.t SA·, bud,d for •h•' ~car S \ v.ou!d I hen t~ the m<&a tn rht- t lm'Cf'"" on an._,~, ra1t hM a ume pcr-10.1 tnd•n,. .Omettn-c tn Ihe upc-onun& spnn.r SftMittt '·Th< SA "oul<l tl>m bu) b.:\ rltt mAl fur I~< hdl pro«. wm<~ln>< a.roltnd Apr1l ·· 0nt) a GOmmaJ f« """ld It< cl>lfred b) •~• Sl\ '-'\t'f Pl.Jn~tflh, and ,mdtnl'i Inc 1n ltC"J Jad.n," "Thr L'nn-cr\tt) dcxcuuahnd tht' t'ln:trKtt)" Hlttm•ll,ln•l\tllc1cnt~ "' hen the\ clo~ the lnltfllo&U,..I C'tf'U~ •• L~b ··~•••n<d Thanks,t\ tns "IC'IUC\n .,;u l1tnC1 ..atd ..-nr 1\0I mal hou,ln~ I'"' II" \1 t'f m•H '"i ~tudtnl»- to Rt'\J J"det . · ·Ju•t 1hc IU};ll'1i penod. ~o-td1nJ, •~ t~ SA r<e!ldml. b<..-aW< rb~ lhl'f «tt\.Cln the quad"""'""' ~ hxal f'I<O'"'" fu1 thew \tucknt\ lad uf elc~.rr...,,h Oft ill ,au'<~: 1,1htr , ... mrll~rinn.!l ''" donnu''" re,hJcnh 1\ c..·\mllnlttC'c hl l mpro\t bn-\:lllll(lh' '\:~c-..h .A( TrON• (:f\Wifr't'T•Uil lun " '"'lin J rJC\1 ••h1 fit\lrt out '~'1111: wu \lf -.ay Ul .a\t fhh ,~nll r141nh Rrntln ,.. IIH t\li!UU 111M. '""""' Jh:ncrarn•~ "'' tht'< ~~~~~an-tt Rt\1 Jad et oren 1\ """' JC'IIn~ to htiO lhC" 1nt~rn:aw1n~t 'otudc:nl,, •• hu rt't 'olUJ 'RN Ja.'"~~ hou UJ~nton~lh. f>< ~lt\0 hU\11\t( II h~~ Jll,. o\lhiC11' hliiiJ1n1 ' lhc nt;llll rr,,l'lku...uh lhcH~urt h~\ twn t\lltr11UN ll('ll:llilllfhln,, .. '"''"hiCT '<t' 1t. \fo\)Ukf Th<: \('\"()ltd ()~ti(,R, 'Ahh.h "-'' lhJI "lkH\ m\hl h.&\\" @l~tt• •··• 11( tht•uehl lv lht <;.\ ,w.nm.r (}.:li :.O •ppro~C'd II' ""ttl. "-Yuld "" thr ma.t . ac..ord"'8 h' tht SJ".t'X'O. T rum<d orr. bc1~tCTI thai lht ril't' ""'tct~ b«aus.t' •I "'~' 1ht c-arhn\ 1\'IUIIble tim~ . Jarrtr "lnl> !IUdr•h Ill~ >~I< no other 1(tlution' and adm1Hcd hC' tn <~IIV an thttr ov.-n roonh \.turin~ ~ould enlen&in any $Uli.J~IIOM tht ......atton a~: oppu~d to lht f"hc tint pc'O~saJ lS C00\1\JttrtJ 1" be more rcti>Onabk' to S:h~"hltr, whel \3Jd rhal ··._~:lin n10fC' tn<hned tO"Mdi it ,it thl\ C•"'P"-' E.dl/1" tht i'htt C"hrt,lmu bra\. Kfn<'\lCU., fot ftar "-0uk1 frttlt v.htlr 1 condhioru, •• Hous:mg Dttr\"'10r Madison Boyce •llid. Our ht had All ~urcc1 r--'platncd th11u thttc n no tunt rhat no litudtnt\ .nc 1n the dormnor~. but lltrrtt maintAined thai more foraan \IUdcors n.n :tfft'rd to 80 hon\t dunnw: the ' Un1mtr , Both ~hnn 8\ GAR\ STER' &&~ted tha• lht .. .w\ I•' h«n w.htft" •t- rfto-:-alt qtJdt!)h ~uran• the- ) -~uon rcnod •.• N dont v.oulcl M a\ mU4h of an So<hn<r 1'\rfli~C\1 ..Th< ~rK'On~tt'IJt'n« ..tl 1ft) tamt dut~nr lntnnauon.aJ Crottt ,.. ..., .JI"aH rh~car h"---a!N thtn And mG"1 fOtctJn ~ v.oc '- ~o.:annot be dunf un on.l Janet .J lht mJI \\ 11h m.1n\ ncnl\. f•• ~ SA. ttlaln ,,..,,~<t. .h•r -~tfln "' 1n1tul ~u~ha\r h ""''utJ then rrJ\t ~kl .u Iher .c1.Jhull-.c • .Jnd a •"·" the- ~I h.•lhr l•nt~C'f\lh fttt II \Je.al.tf nwnt'1' mu•ht\1. lht ' \ fl't"\lUI 1«. o;.hl\.h ''h.&' Ml \.\Hild h..J\t 4 \tf\ I"()V.tthtl ~n~u\lmc-ne 10 'VIt'Hl. •llh an the "'II .k .. l~h.l·n~ 10 ~hltt )C'f b«n ..:on\t4etal ... •"'"ord•n& hi "-h.:tltct \\ c•\t- "-""""''h'•«h h.aJ man) The- Ol"'' nm't t'C rroc«tN , for •I " • "he• .. ~ hntl'k.tal tft\on&rnfml'' In ._fodf If '-OUtJ \\)~ $\1,()..() tn Of~ In rcfamil• u 10 k.AJ•nt ur '" Uu• ru•n•." ~hat.:hltt ..:\lnhnucd .. fttlil 11 • ~n) comrk\ &htauon. l'C\:IIU\.C' rhf Lru\aQI) dMJ ,. \(t\ dumh thtnl b) tiLtrut lh< m.at out ur tU t)U&J:n&l popo~ r.._., lht bujt\J,n .. Ai I und~anJ •'• tht: bu;ldmr v.a._' •nU.all't tututltd'a· • fTf\ltl• fKW1"')(' bu.Ua111,., """lt IU\1 a., ;1,1\ • Uh .11hlf'11o. srantJarJl.. f 1\c- Jfrrtna'"'"' hm already bern ('Nil()h \.tnlrlot'd tO ~ 20') '4,t\Uit tfle4CT\ h" the' :O.~uonat CoCitJJitt Achktk. '\~\u(l.t "''" 'lltld ,.vul\1 h1~r to be rt,mit'kd "'"'"' ~•'h rtfi1lt\.h1ng Sut>-Boerd I Cllaum•n Oa•ld HolfmiJI"" fnd.t) r-rnrn&. O.>r. 1\-..'t'Pitd l-"'0 etpunnt. bdn& >'011\tda<d b) I~< Sl\ ... Th<) if< <~uoll) qroable to mt, .. ~ ..a>d ' h onl) 100'-. 10 minuiCl roc lhcn1 10th ANNUAL TURKEY TROT ro rroP<'... thrm horh " DATE: 11/18/82 (The Thursday before Thanksgiving) TIME: 4:00 pm PLACE: Outside Alumni Hall, on the rood by the baseball field; the new Webster Entrance Rood. COURSE: ApproximatelY 5,000 meters (3.1 miles) 1l1e course wt11 be ""'on pat! o1 lhe UI . Croos COUI\1,.,. cour~ 11 w ill 11011 on 1t1e Websler Enlronce 11o0<1. oo OtOUnd Solrd PI IOoCl bock oround lhe bock toke, come dOWn tne rood to fronller llo0<1. lllln to o cor-nptel& lOop around loll& LoJotle ond flnltn 01 6olrd PI lours wtl be oYOilol:*l ot 2·30 pm The ooune be morlled IUIIIclllnllv w• ··························-····Pieose detoctt ond retum NAME----------PHONE NO. _ _ _ __ CATEGC>QV: UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE FACUlTY AND STAFF ~MAl£ · ~ ( 4~) MAl£ _ ___ FEM.Al£ _ __ EN1ll'( OEAOUNE: 3:30pm 1M dc1y $15 OFF on lOK Gold Rings ENTJIIES ARE FREE OF CHARGE IWO MAY 8( ot 1M race ~0 IN TO 162 AWMNII-WJ. AN'f TIME I I I I I I I I I I I I I I : ---·--------·--------------------•• . .. - ,; h - ~ '"'" $o0oi,..;i 3 �itorial • What happens 11 you do not vote tomorrow? Yo entlments wilt continue to be Ignore your Unlversrty deer mated even funher and your Interests disregarded agarn Get out and vote. T hanks 10 ~ddiWSI " " AtHff'blt tnll I fltOCJta /lA I to liht lhiJ tlmt to lh•n• Ill* mtmbll'f ol tfl• StUdiJU 'D' Uf4 C.f'r ti'tPlllt~tm nDII • "' " ,,..• • C~t ci.S. ott ,,.,,.,.~,._.. 1 tfl • r&- , 'r A#o...li'~• '1 AUf'tnC ~t t •ll ' r ,,. IK~t 'M ~&Umbl~ .$A wor• '"'' belotmtl(l I would 11•• 10 ftmtin •s Jtll/llb-. If pOfJIIJ,. tO -"01": Wlllt tJIKtltHtl n,. &tplrt to,,,.. A$Umb't IIHI :l.J''"'''If •A f'IOW'Ir- Y v li fl buli1 _.to, m C0f1'tl'rtlll"l Tilt 11/tltOCI', tJorm, mJnotlly, lntftniiiOntt, commlitfl .and olfr•' commfttH.s " ' soon to Auoc/ttJon A1s.mbty lor gMng me ,,..,, "Dftt Of COfl~lflt:• Iff tr" ,. ,.,.,,,,~r CO~'~''"" "'"'" ~~~ ''"R I m(lrrt•" 1 ele.-::t•Ofl' "0 '<"'' •• "'' COifffftg UliD n• 'O Pitr *~~~t m&mb« of fltt A'JHAblr rMteloff I .,OIJid 1111'1 10 Jet )'011 t/t!lltO~I De A1 lOt orglf'IUitiO,., c.hi'"OIOY'T ,_/'OW I Uft,. ,_.Cfi«J T~ mo.n llrtpi)'llnl JOO ol Ill • .JS.,.,O}y 5tHIA~. Olft., tltllt fndl'f 01 ;ou Uft ctl/ me It 536-2950 tnd I w 1, rttum rour ull ftiCIUi/M4nl, ~.. mtlflfllnrflt; I~ •• soon I ! pou;t>lf •ga ~...!f t\- l&llft ,.0";1 c•,.o• ?"' ,.,.,.,,., f'r oow:~ s "er to e<t f'"'J t ,, fco " '• ny .-.~mt>n a , • ..,,., '41J; ••C"ttrr.' 1Mlltf•J fOI D11 ,.,._, ~o""'" ete rwr /lffl•tur~ cr>eJ. '' t•'o.n "'" AuemtJJy 1110 tn• lnlllfll Of ill membetJ I ltopo tl fftry m••tmo tto "'""• ,,.. ,,.,. mtMiutt 11..1 ro uana ott womett 1 "fl"' - """''d ,. or ,.,_.., 1o th• us .stua•ttt w• trl 1110 now ;n ' " ' proc.ss ot crwatm11 new 10 onng 11 ltt&r ont gve~t ft ft4 MottO•r '"ro.Jgrt Jt r,., Otten, ~thr Studet'lt AIIOCIItiOn Assembly JtJfl~f, ;N)rlt(Jf'1 -..,, Ftanc:u Ov.ne Uf'tl . . . ,ttr Sll.tOent Sunday RJ tuaJ ~·nrmo ,.,,,,, r• Sunct•r '''•rttoot~• .,. a rJrap "•" •• .,, ao.u, 11te Fur ,..,, . '"~ "'"'•'' tiffing trOilrtd tht mung room .all•rmg nt•n~rry at me No worries n.•; hOplftQ ~Hrottd hop• '"'' &I G•rve~ "'" •tmta Nothi~ EOtiO , , rh~U to l"e "''~ OrR E~rt.. rot on 1Qa5 COI'It;..Hnhtf S~''" •t0 c:.are&... ta '••1o ~••,. F1111 ,our ,.It,, ;ntpl •• tllar rou must "'"eon~ ot '"~•• "'a'" lordM to"'"" a •·good run• 01 •Is• 'Itt ltom• "fatcflmg t'lf4Jitl ol fttt J•lteno,s'' IS I CC)ftffrOIJtnOf of f'K)f one A~t•ntl). ttl• "••Ang o"I'IPiace youW tovn<J to"'"' 1 pood tim• IS II I 0.1 ttl'"' tar '"'' ,.,.cw,.,., •Ideo g•fT'• fOOifrJ e>'''"- ~rr-. 01 •11011•ng ,...,,. ''"' • u Q!N.J on Jnd.ellllltH'fJ dO not f'e~Qli"- 1 Sltw•tt .. urtl Pwfi• P• you 1/JOUAa oonaHJM ,,.., 9''" w..,. •• got CM so~• af'lOn~ tnN,..,l lrt<t IH trt~fts lftd Mtd«S out Mty to lmo whofl we llff¥.0 I bUIICh Of QWYI dttJtttJ up 101 • Oltc• mtu Ooth w•.s. • Ulllt tpprthtn,IVI 04JI lfrl Fur·Mirt and I d«kl«< It 1 ltttetnal lodpt Wlf/Cft Wll I ftttle ~ ~f"·Y tnd w•• m 8•1~ •• -,. .. flltiNt was- SO H JllrtMJ Oft r,o..,..,., "~'"9 tl• Pt~'ll came "P ertd gttbb«< ua. flttrw b,.d ~~ ~~ us 04JI IIHtla. l frd lou:erl 4'ttO . 81111/t OHth Alltt;ll l ltetftiiiWS (fo tk#tt.Airtg} IInce e ny PfOANiO/t.ll All trourKJ us: m•n IIH1 •omttt """ Oltnlr ,,.,.,, Ol 1~1 IJIIIOU#tJ COlt IJ miiCft. 01' II'#UIIIed IOfVIIIrd 1m1d I ln:t thett, tM tmount of rnotNy ucop~tony ol '"'' m/flltl be,,.,,'' • Olf ~ '"'"or lour houri piOCHdHJ 10 I Ql/,.~ fii i OOtted Wflh biJtttfftg, ,,., m ,t l WI hl tln ., 1/Hiy , . . OUOI«rto •ny tt*J.tNNt wiOI•nons fK wteolr'IIOit light Rlltlellftlly. .-. myrJid oi!K>IftUIH S.Cottdl~. t cJk1rt'l thin• ,,.,. ,,. "''flY,,.,. aOHJmg eilllln.a wno ' " ' /OJII ltom p.lllt!g 1-pnt~rod II rou -·r pion 011 O<NO/flg ••1 M ...._ I WOUJt1tt I . So ~' • •uggfltt"d tt¥~ owr rtcq&Au t'HJ ~ D'lt \orr• ,._CIQWflHit •t ,,.. ,.•• ,.,.._. tltQtl'rY no..seun••~lry .,.,.,..,r n..~. - ·-- ''''"P' ferritiN we ,,,,.,#)',n.Nta tx/'tUJt.cl.. lwrHtrrtg anD,..., COIIt/Ue. lf11 f&~rJJlJiH '"'0 and""'" th• Fu,..Matt't R.m&Hr QOOd our IJCI~ Tw.,.,.. l MIICI p,,.,, on•"'e otw trntrvW smo~ • or tnt Fuf- M•n·a bile~ bHn mar C<XJfd only tilt~ titer tltrw /IIOul'l •• • .,. •OM to HC.f».. ~~~~•vsr, f~r«J ft~~trrt~l••t«t and •11n '"" .taU ol O<JI rtCQ&.~II• -"1 •lf'lliHif$ '"'oOillf Oa~• A,.c:on., •ttO Q&~#C.,y ~I litO IOUf'ldS Of ICoclt ., GokJtn ,.,,.,.Hsary A flit tn11tUt... Mter, 111., t'tfiMtg out life to Otvlt, tn11 Wll" s•gt IIPIIIrtld to CJI t!tlt Out lng.,. 11 tftt bltcf robtKIIJgurea mladlrtctl<lt/ld '"'' Etl Gerv~ liN one to blama. Sot. 1~11 O.•o It tHII'f - P H•'a ligltt 'II A'ttow II lh• pl*'fOI• w«t~ I ~ ,,,,;., l rtd tft-e dtmn gamt • o.Jiid "'~ Hen 01t fiM tvo. ltOnt o~ th1a fli04Jtd Itt~ w•• ••• "'"r ··- So. tiHJ Fur ltltn Oo4A•. ltt6 1 lrt lfndl'19 t b~IJ lor S11 #10 to tnt Tn• Bultaio lf&giofl Ohtpttr ol R~ CtOJI WIIIN' 10 tltt AmerJcen tnlrtA Uti ..atu<1tl1tl, II Cully tftd ttl II ot tJ8 lot lflf $UCCftl olttr• OctOI»r 4 5 •ltd 6 umpu• blood Otlltf A to,.1 ot .564 ~"''' ot OJoo<J " ' • coll«ted m ,,.. '"'" d•r•. 1M 222 Ol I he IHt''IHll dOIIO/Inp W.,t llf'lt timt OIOt>IJ·dtMOII Wt gNt IP«I•I ,,,,., to t!t• IOIIQw;ng ~D,. Or, Ntughton. Scn041 of Mttdlc~nt; Or Burford~ School of Heltth·rellt•d Ptoi•UioflS, ~~ She/fum, SDnool of tntniQemenr; DHn l"lti'WIY, &!tool ol SocJal Wotl<. Mo Brttnl. ~ool of Arclfll«:turt lftd O.•'P"' 01 fMgana, SchOOl o1 O.nt11rry, All4r Htrre:rt, SchOOl ot N&H"IittQ Rn/td.ttnt OU*CIOII Ed Co"i"l Cfllp lfolr»lfn. Pout OoiiiClln Doll" YO<Jnp. Gory John1011, ,.,,,., J,,.., ,:ala-cot. trtd NFLPA lor tn• ioU ot OU/ K•r ScltJ.ss•r, fiOQuft• Hty, Wt 8ttrt'l goJng to ,..,, rhl• ltJng down, r• Anaw ' " tht Rultlent Atttltlnta N1mt1 wtthetd by t-.q~•t Mt. Boyct, Ctntfll.e Sclortl,o, Oottald Grelbmet, Ro.seannt Ruuo, Arm Taylor, Mtcnltl llctt• ond GlbtiOI¥ MIOkel/ llttOUgtt • bf Jr»elNt ~ ll •taontywmt'M AHIJftt of wit tfKI dlxtlffty '"" ft1119 fro"' Shl.lnQ tfttlf llltl II U& Tl'lanJ. God we f10I IWIV Otlort ,,. uctd1c•• otgan sHtt tinct tftt ••oond AII-Ftlller ••t More lhan ks fW fY wtttll'lg • rob«/ lli<lcJt , _ , llllod high .oo•• Ck.Jr 4ttHI. •• r• n ttProuglf tn• Amh.,-tt C.mput loolclno , .._, rM PS Wlull-)'0<1<10. <1011 rpo •trtdMittfl "'' Amh.,-at C.f/'fpul lioN on lhf 'lllrH•M(Js A biJftCI? ol Qll)'t HI bMCir robH 4/td 1 lfJIIU '"''I mi.a11.tt .-ou lOt t vV~tt f P P S Hoy A4 rm oorry ·-IIIII& I •now 1'0CI htY• hid tXCiuiNI tlilr 1 ~od to po public, Ol?t WII /Uif 100 blgl rlgntt rhlt .llmofiCon Rod Crott lulfolo "tOion Ctltptl< �op-ed Looking Over The Wall P Oiii'CAI ,of\h att II•IJI popular. tSO.C!IIIy afounG e1«Uon ume PoU11ea o.t.ev. 11 or not ••• "eo- •mportent O.C8\I. . Ih,ougn QOftfnment sedery Is snaC*t and GOnltoUIICI a.no our flttt O.C.tdoltd Peopte -.t'IO ,..,.,. thfs muen autnottt) are cMhnrt.ay lmpottant •~ 1t••S bl1nQ'I u~ baCk to po41hcal JC)U.a. TM. prob(.em 1Jo IMJ 100 many oot•l~ftl 0t POIII~I grouot l fe CH appear loo'lll't S\HI, 11 s 1\IC.e 10 11\IQh eno be hrnny Out t'IJQI when OUf :IOCfety te at alake ana It)\ a t.1 wny the to' •s are 10 n~moroua-tf ll\tY ar• goln9 to tteat U!t so thpptHtUy, ..r• dO unto tnem wlin a IUtle sat be .sarcasm 01 apoof So~umea 1 toke ts not hmn~ and tl'\11 uauelt) haopen.s wnen 'OmtH'IInQ! •• o-•'r .MfiOut and foohstl to t~ potnt W~l It II not IMIOUS lft'f'mQfl Of tO otant•ntl) P&N&r$0 lflll f(k.l Jull dO not ttnow what to make of It So. this e~tJCM't d l ~ let arhmtt. abOut the biQQifl uf'llunny Joa-e II\ ""'''lean DOIIttcs-tne Right l~l"' (ATlJ oany Thero .are aew"al bothe•10m1 1n1nga tOOul fHLers hrat o' au ~~ It 1 noltonat pOinteal party which eUhet endots.ea c.andt01 1e~ or OU\&r o•rt••• ot cvta vo Ut own gaf\1110IIta bateo on a tingle Issue-making abonlon• lllega~ Ne.llr ~IMJ ecooomic mlt!Ofl, lt'M ll'lrtA1 of "''' . cubllc ealJCauon. aiding lht poor flg,mng Olt.erllnin"lott or ~~ It oltler compliCIIOd. •moo•tant concemt of IOCIIIy. The ATl paray Dehe"'e' 11\tt '"'fYthlng oan ~ IOh•frd Dy ma lu~ a.boftton• illeQal Someume1 tl"ey htwe en '"'''••Uno PQCm. f<H eumpte James Gallagntf. runttlnQ 1()( 1 " ' ' in the .-.ouH Ol A.eputsentiU¥01 In New Yoflfl )Jrd dfiWCI (BuUIIo) t,IIO thll tt\1 ~T will tmptOV. U •tJOrt iO~I ate OU11AWed bK.IUII 1tWHI 'Will be mort Ametltant trO\I\"'d ta pay ta.~os INI tnua ~• moM) comtnc Into tne goo;efnmen' to f'lelp nunoa ,.,.,.. mort 5tn0041\l• Granted. JoQte"al 4a. Gal..ghel np11 1MG T'*l WCMI~ 01 no nMd to chenoelhe ttac.t pol~>ey ol tntl C04.1ntf)' ft we C:OI.JWJ 1\.alll I la'OI" tiA DA&f' 10 •ort( ftom In I ~nl(\t Ihat , ..., Ot1t ana o~alf mill lot\ potenttll clttt.nt Ma Guest Opinion By Alan Kachic *''GY ,._..,..r.,.. by &tiOrt'On *"'err rear. you rov' •Ditn., to mHt Ihe needs ol Us. peop~.e.- Whet a humanlll a.r~an 0\hOI All. .,.,.,.,.tu '*•nt to 1>011> ti>O economy by oanrWng •bon tona Me~u.se the mone-y th.at1.a 61*\t Ofl "lomQ ana llnlth care could b e - t bottw etoewi>O•o. aucn u in I'M1"lt payc:Nc"s.. WhO paya. PQIIUcia"•' So n Tht moll anno.,,nv ttii"O abcM.It tht Kn. pall)' t.s. the ""'"be' of men fnvoiMd ln u inWOIYif'Q AtxH1ton t.1 an luu. II inwOI...S ,,.._, DOd'U II'Mt ~ tf'Ht•J lt~S. F.n. IMft Cllt hl\'t II\ OPH\JOft 01\ lb01110n and ate tl'tll RTL. ers do h.J-v-e stand.s Of'l ottm luuu GJlitagnet Is 1tuely conc.t...cl about 11>0 .,.~of ouctea.s wa.r but befle¥"es IMt It abOfUon was U54fgal rt &eem'l WO\I~ 0. I mool lf'ltNt.. 81.11 f"'liCM:If Wll&f IS I I'RI CCI"Getn for Arn.-Jca.ns becaluu ... society that l!.llls lt\e Innocent u.nbOtn by lbottton lnG 1he tl(tt>rjy aMI Ut by N\hlnUit wlflal'llr'ayalac. the d.1ngec- ot waJ and oth*' ""P'NUnttft•" (T~ot'$ What 1>0 ulc) Not only do<l• lho An pauy h•v• a ttand on the l.-sues. but tney aft ~rnecf aoou' a wtde range ot people-the yoUI\Q. tn. okt end tt'lfl unfOtt\JnAfl Robert Boftnec the RTL c.ancldate fOf governot, woukt bt eoneemed about ~X~btlc funding of eoueatlon, "However. mUfk>ns ot lnnoce"t unbOfl'l aauk!.s Wrflll never have a chtnc:e IQ 00 educated oecause 1My \lllrlfl totally without •eo• I l)fotectkm an(J were Ntlt&d ro, coMenloflce " So why worry about ttOucauon A rter. try • nd l)fes.ent tnemsewes •• nomanuarftnt why do m•n., ol IMm IUC>P<>tl rlgMI wing oarty lines? Pllylllt Sellally, ~ho Ia mote than Just 41 RT\. 'er bvt hmt.ef criticism '' nor ntedtd h4Me.. ~atd In the now famout uuJy clast'C ttatement tnat tne 11omk; bomb 11 a wond&ftof gilt horn GOO " weapon tt-.11 has 11>0 poter1t1AI IO wlp<o oul mote concerned with tne welfare ot an people. So U•••· ano jvat ··potfmtlat•• one1-, t~n l'l'(1hlt~g •ls.e tllo•oclto . ., .. lwtt IIley want but they.,.,. no •oght to control 1 'WO""&n 1 COO'( Until btt'IPl.. a fetua 11 Oependtnl uPQO II• moth«'$ boGy for Ill Of Ul lite fync.tiOhf WhiCII tl somll•r • ltt\ough otwtou.slv not tne Hme. n any otoan Thua. It ts 1 cart of n+r 000'1 Wro.G , . , lht tight to Sly •hit SM c.an do with nor o•n body t'M men' I tol• ttlo get hef pregnant, lhe womll"' CIC)itS thl r11t, ftiCIUOI~ Ctrr;'t'!Q I he lt1U$ lfOVnd w11n h., tor nine ~'"' ana t~)l;ll'l,g h., lite 1n cf'lltoolrtn Ewen •n tnue oay1 ot I!O.r1t~ people (ha ha, ,,other to"• tiHt!IJ u '.S ttllltno WOMI'l ..,hO uiually et"d.i up with mo11 of tne tuponalblllly ot tilling tne cnUd E11en wnn ce"''''· dey Cif• molt women htvt t(l La~u ioave hom work fOf' a pet\Od ot p lace• • ftnlnclel nurdcto upaf\ ner-otp.ctelly 11 ane 11 unmlttled, wklowed, 01 olvorctd tiow OOIJI the auopofl ntt.s.elf? wnat &conomtc pollc'•• hav.. the •nl'•t• to solvatlus one? 11 wou•d ~ ~lnd f'ltl\ to leo Oalleghof ot Sol'\fltt on tnt campalqn 1t1U coping wHn &e'l~ral ttnall cnlldren wno neto 1 dlln• Ul wattt to bU thanoed 01 tl>eld while he was: g!Ying I POIIt'f' ICNOCf\ 8tfl., tet, !\Ow tbOUt t'.@'81r'!Q them '" 1~1 men'a toom ot 1 bua stat)On bca&St fH<IIftO a time-"""''" o' ,.ouog '"'*"' On a llnal no11, tM RTL fH"I • •• tney have mota I ~f\Own 10 h\tm&n:Uy IS no1 wonot:tful, It II 54C~ One Ml 10 • Oflder fY.Jl llll't!al God PM M)(lhiCN O'ttf thtt p.eoplt Who IUPpcHI OfO<~C:8 flUS II wrono TM AlL Dtff\" • ants IO COI\tlot tnt WI)' ¥QU tnln" end tl\llt hi I t.o ba ll"• them Pro-enotce tespecla To be c:on.cei¥ed. born. 1.1~ and c..e a nan..ratllte •• betiC&! I)' _ , tile All. p&tt)' ondofSes Yet. "'""' liT Lor• SoJPCJCM1 lM oeatn penattr Wl'tiie INfe can brl .... ~ aiQYmettll made for t;.a:P•tal p\VItsn~Ttef\t i1 ~• '*liJnf., not OPOOM<I 1o tboi'Uon- to' that tt fiM It tt0U ft.l"l OOJ«ttoni-DUI Dehevt lhl1 ••,n Qleftof\ llf'\Ould ~. . . oontr~ ovt' trww o-n li"ft not ~mtbody 1 11" An. 8f't want conlfOI 0\1'~ )'OU ~net thtt t.s IJTt!T'!Ofat f"'t S\.I~.Orlly tf'\Ose DIO()Ie w."' .,, B>' Liz O'Connell D llf'1'10Ct'l.lc gublft\l tOtt.l l ca~r<Sate MttiO M Cuomo I c;omm.illMI\1 thiOUQ.no\11 h .. ltf'm II U.Ulent.nt ~I'Of a.no Secrt t&Jy of State, to 1M ,.,..,.,. ano Dtkwtltt• ot Htw 't'ono.·a cot'-Q• u ~t• 1'\&t resuileo In "'' endr«sem.nt b)' My atuc»nt 14.a defl In a l<rlft11 to Cuomo. reo.ooo , _ St.-.t f'olillcal Actton Commlfl" Ch1Wma n Jamt~s n.tney aald ''OUflno VOUt eloght yeatl lrt Afbany, )'OV have bMn I IIII C:UIIt hfllnd of a tf0t'Cia.b4e educaUon ,., an•a 11111 We CINPI~ •PPJ-.cl11e yOiJt oommltme.\1 10 h(Ontr ed~~ea tk)n In the tact of g,_ln; IIIQI conaltalnta " YOt.l' eaP'(etaeo syppon ot tM ttQtnt ot ttU6ttr'llt to \#018 tn trtelt coflege ~muMtlu, of the need tOf a Stet• itdmlntetertd stud.nt loan PfOQflrn to .auppt~t ll"'t U-.'lndllng Feoetat ato nmos. ana ot 1uuea Cfuelal to the G'owtn ol hlgMr education II bolt\ •dtnlted end app!ICIIIocl." CUOMO P OSIT IONS "'"'"'Cuomo -..pi>Of'ls 1AP tllQII>illlv lot parr.,,.. QegTee $'UCM(lll, lncrealad TAP blnettn for upper cllvlllon .,.-,,. g<ocluaro I t - t • a"" li•• Miatty ....,.__,. at.-.ta- and, a Now Vot• ti>OnooteG . , _ , , "'"" programJo 1~1 gapa cauaocl by • - •• CVli>K... '0\lr Sltto-baaocl IIMI!Clt l a iCI P<OQ..,I Cuomo 1\H Slt locl, -.1\QUICI,. comot.,_llve -~~ 10 ptCNtOe aNS to • D 81I.NSenl1 ~ mtgl'rt be uctvotc:J hom co&~ Of' unt..,.lt~ r'Of aconom~ teuona • An ,,......,,m~t •I\ ~ flnanc.Mtl PfOQfanta lt the DMI -.:.no ot econom-c: ~' we an Ct'CW.o& It A.metteall to l"eeQI·"- itt IOOf'IOtnC. ltt.c:)l u w.tl oe ~ .,:ve:t,.,.Q ln our trAt-.c toourcea., our ~ - commvnlt.r ~ielrtonanr Govetnoo Cuomo's job aile! - t c '"''\Joe, a""~' r>rOQtt m assuring tl\lt Hew Vcr~~t ' teueaUon •I'd ualnlfiO poUcta art re aQOntl'tll to tnt nMO.s of OUf new tec.hnotoQy bl.sed economy. It k'tcorporate.s rett•lnino atapf6Cid wor~t.en tn eotn.m4Jni1V couegea and tout )'W&r programs. e:apandtng coo,-,eH•• lldu<:aUon Pft!QfeJn~ tnCfeulng computer llflf•ey, lnd oeveloplno a partne,a~p with the private Me tor to enautt that t tatt .ctueaHon and lob tflll"lflO programs 111 'MOOI"''tl•• to the neeoa of tncu•~rv. Acklltlontity, Cuomo•a ec::onomtc: O.Vek>pment ptogtam ptescrlbu a t.mpotary p"bt•c: u-.pumtlh.lre cap to rettr•ln tt1te .aCHtndlno and ptOmOtt ''~•l•tlbllt\v wuh • purs.uant appropflate 1u radlltlKH\ acnedult lnd •oort..lve deVelopment or high technOlogy il'ldU61tiH 0'1 ntabllahii"''O unlvett.Uy h-And centtKs fOf' 1dv1~ect tecflnologln, ancl by aceel~~tallng ,,.. -•room.,, or ttchnotog)' pl/t..s uow cost ltcllltles tor n-ew entetCHitetJ He ptopot;•• ue,ino tn'festment ctpltel mot'l ertecltYtfy tty tst•bfl.st'llng. ttlte e_.Qc>f1 bin., that oU.,t Olt.count llnanc4ng 10 ~P \nduttrtts puts~ fCHt19n matkt11 and Dy allact!Vtly t01o-11no tho ln,.stmOflt ol P<>l>tlc tmPiorH women equ•• Pl'f to• compttl!)l• wor" tote WIJf lhtrodu"t PfOO!Im& to ttl!n WOtMn In hlgr\ t.Chno»ogy Uetoa. 10 oevo~ a-.liiJ a ueaJment centtta end to 1"c.tea1.e accou 10 QOYf}fnm•nt c.rocllt •t'l4 contr• cta tor wf»ff'~..()wned buaiMas:et The apec:)al nHds of 0~11 wcH'?UJn, Including adwoatc, for '''orm In tne 6otlll S.curlh Sy1tem will bo AclcltHUC fr>.rtle 0 8ot~n, Pttsldenr 01 NOW·Now Yort~ StAll 1'\ 11 takl. "0"' '"doraement 11 baud Orl M11t0 Cuomo•• ••perttnce an.d f&(.Oid •t l\ Govtn'Or tHt laariMihlp on I he taau&s and hla acceulbtllty to thtt womet'l'l community · Aa Gov.,~r, Mirto C\.IOmo h•l plt<Jgi<J lnll he Will t"tr~ure ln. Stall P\lbltc Serme Commluk)n at\d create f C1Ul*f1 • UIIIU.- SO.t<t tn•t wtU ~ tullded •nel control*2 dltectly by lnpeyeta conunueto etoQvtnt s.ooett.. Of lf'lt nue.l••• frMte De.,. ~~ 0', ......,. u.e 1M2 com~""' aocsrt&J. • • '"• Albo•v Cottcogo of PllllfMC\0, U...ronent Govar- Cuomo u!Qocl rne grocluatu to t~al'rolcl ol tile polijtc&l ana pttni'Mf\1 tyatttn:s You wll ~ ro 0111tm1ne ~~ own d•ttny II you chooM t.o . II will , . 0000 fot "'" .n11fl .toe~_.,. becauw ycw are PtOOte ot 1nt...tct Terg.eUng u.psta te and ru'a' ef@a•. M wiU aws rurt l IMming • Rutol Oeve"'-1 Corporal"" >Mnllot 10 the aucceulul Ull>l" OewaiC>I>"'Ofll COII)CMII..,. *'llbllwnQ t artt~ ot teQ.ot'\al mar~etl and e:.rpandmg ~romodonaf t!lons a( New Y~ •oncu"ufal PIOCiuctt md 0,. mlprO"'•nu ,~ t,-a n~PQ11a1lon to ~o.e KGIII 10 malltotl By tnctMalnQ rne - o f ~rdt-ttc ooM ,. Y tedvcll H . . Yat\•a ~·at~Ge on oH U a11 ~01 A~ we rN.\'1 Ut bl~wltltlUUUINt OOilgotiOtl to I>'Olocl na pooplo said throughout 11>!1 eompe'QI' thai II rou .,.,, o Climlnal l~"rc. •VOl- to -~ 10U " twe tO M"Ve I •JSt6m WMI. Cllm4l\.a~ ale ca.uQ"t. COI'WIC.11d and c.anned U awntna11 "" g.-t n e ll«~ artd ~ pey I prf«:e. ot eotl'" we•re not going 10 Gltlt lnem Tlo. crl"""ot jUOIICo ayat""' neocii iO Ill DMIId up tt's time we put ou' money wl'l..-e our u... aftec:t "' an TM pot.~c.~ ol '"- Au.gan adm~ttlauanof'l , _ , at..-r 10 rne paople ol ,._ YOI1< Slo ta Wa M.ve ,..,. Rno.an cut Pert oran11 A.nG aruoent toa.na. .tcjQUaly allldlt.,. 11001 ""'" itreaponii!M ~cull. a nd tLIDC!Ofl tn 1'"\J rac;e WtttMd o f fN nvc....,. ,,...,_. Amerk:ana want We f\1~ to '" by •• ANQar. 1\t.t cut tN raus '"' tho nc" and fOUO/II aucc.Miuny 11111•1\s t ERA" "II'• tlmo ro flgllr o.o:t.. ~-tea ,... falleo gWing rne Democtoltc Pany ~ mot11 . , lllauwtc QIII>O'Iunlty ro cMmonltrllt 11>0 kine! ol lt-11111> tha t can come to gttpo "'llh tho tNII)<OIII- ancl P<- soiUliQtll '' 'Qlr011gh lmpro•tmonra In ocluc<otlo" aile! tralnlnQ, ttlfougfl lorgetocl finance tncl ,.gulo torv prog,.,..., •• tmough ~~ tax cuta. Mark) CUomo Deltevn that oo••nmant "" o n tmi>OI'Iont poaltl•a rolt In creaU"'I condl\kH'II that • Ill talty Ntw VO'k11 ou1tn••• ot ~al concetn to •n "''• ectmtnltttltiOtl Cuomo wtlt a ctlvefy Pfomote attttmltlve Ktlon. tnellldtno hll commltmer'!l to aPOO•nt • q\t&llrkld ..oman to the Coun of Appeal• 11'\d aupport tnO'flt1\et\1 U.Uten.ant Go¥• not ~ has ¥Owed to ltl~tf\ltl our cOmW'Iti,Wthc• .aystem ·GDftftwNnt fn\llt noN:W 111 'no. ancl llllt ERA 6/WJ tndoiMO by tnt NIHOM.J O.ga n<UIIon lor Woman INOW) Cuomo loolo that New Vortt. ShOUld llh• I tlaot-ftntp ro.. m CkiiiOO Wflh •uut$ eUm1n11e MlftOt tOI"J' tefhemtn1 to g1~e ok:le• New Yorl\«1 the choke to wort PfOPOM • campatOft tlnanc:ino ret«m limning campa6qn ~t,lb\tUoot aoa e1pendttures to ba tuncMcS by • sr-tM'I of en.c.~>Ofls on St1111ncomt 11.1- t eUo~ma ~lrOI tof;ai teat OfOPtitY 11Xtl Dy I 51111 pte~~!. UP Ol MtoOk:ata ot eQUI'IIteflt COtta I I'M! tty rtOC."I ot kleal VQ¥1fnment ft$HH1dlhM8 fevtew t*'t•.iOn tuf'tdl "Wht.~el kno• s twenta .,. ~ 'W'Itf'l ~tte ed'uc.lttonaJ iftue:s Cuomo N MS~ ·1 aiSO lhat IJ. ._.,as IM f'lh.1tal dtall't w rtleh 1M A:Tl. oarty U:fS •ae.-. petSOn •• entlhed to Oops • 1••• .,, . uwe neec1 to lmC.WO¥e tM c.a.pac:tty of out proa.ecutora. """' tudV••· bollor court loc:llltlft """ moto Moon .,.,1• tor vloMn1 crlmlnalt. W t need 10 O.v.k)p mott ..-.Ndla ot t Mntry Into IOC....Y tOf dJKt\IUg.ed e>rf.aonen, an(t we ...Oto P'""""' joOo to all tr>o•e wno ate wltlltlg lnCI aole lOW()(~ 11 Matto Cuomo recogntz.ea tnat thl contttbUUona ot women to""' aoolety ~o>e ,..n great, bur hiiiMICAIIy un<Setvalued. A 'ltOOfou• aupt)Oftet ot both I he nallonat 0.•••.,'"'9 t""''"~~ anc1 ""'"'"' Aile! by YGU• Mlatt""' ol • P<o'-""'· you no"' 11\oWn rou ato -.>~• wruong ro MMI0411\01ttocltl~ ..'t'CM.I ~y .... how tO ItS~ yCMifMNN th•t your l n - t will lie e!IOCII<t You mty ........... .,,_,you can do •o reacn tf'le t ~lnett o l 'f'OU' own hotloet1 l t'flllltlont .. Tht llturonont G o - oil...., 11>0 G<aclll•tt• - -· wfllcl\ ne N lcl, 'comet IO CION IO o.lnQ lnfo iiiOiy COf!IC1 u lllythln; I ~••• '"" """'"· Let mo tell you 11>0 t<Mco olvetl Dy • m•n triUCII wta• ,,., ""'"L" "Wlneron Cllurelllll fold tho gtad!Ultng clloaa ol a London IC.hOOt up-,...,.,~ .,..,.. .. ot~• uo-ne•er. , ....., g ift ,......,, ,......., olwt up' •• Ul O'Coflrttlllt • '".,b., GO¥"ttnoi C•mp«lpfl. · ....-~.,,I ol lh• lt. Gov. Cuomo lot MI. �feedback Age Speaks C11t1~.. wbo Cl'll*rt tr>-t S.• /ltfotmltlon lrn1 EdUUIHm Coutted o/ tM US (SIECUS) II . r..eyt tUplcttd •• • IIIM/1"1 OuoAIH "tout roPO<I on Morellly In Media gtendmottter (Nev•r don thti tH'Q# kit u.s •now tl'tlf ,.., 1rtd Motfl., Arrg•l tcf ••• • good 11ttclft and • fall alii-C._ ••~»PI, ol ffulb4rtd O\IM ' " ...,duh the•rrri "' Agl11g" fS • suiUit ,.,, 60•n 101 ott• ooHtt-rour deSCf tpUOI't ol MOl,., Att~tU I.S Someone around ,,.. Spectrum a.n " agtng /rarteJ&een null -.ho ma~ rwnemtler 1nott'tfl Stooping cou,.,. f'ttn& h•r 4 "''" tld~err~ fO r tta • NsJ)Oit•• m your tOI'Jl tuue wlttt.lt rNOf'tH le HtSOI'II ,.ocA•ry l nd U IC• tm TIU.s r.spot\~f IIHJUf.O o, tn• Mrrers ~ge 10 a ttmc.sm o t .cfrtofllf policy PetlllpJ •Mn fit. fl/II Or of j I'I.W$/JI~ f nlled$ 10 t toop to tfJJS lev. I 10 "tusm ~·· "'' uc pOtrcr "'' ano1.1'd all giVt "eJaO#tg rn•r "*"'1/H,. vo..,, .. ,,,,,,IJ,fy a•" TV n•t~otlt " Wlltrf ,.,. I Mltd tffl ~or~' ~ft ,.,. 11 w•• '"' •''''on ,.pot, '"'' A1ttd or vntal(neu s.net• c EWI'*II Koop lor S u - Olf!o,.l Or; Koop 11 enf~lbOrfH>n ~Of,., AI1JIOII. . II •nlf.pOI~togllp/ly ll '"'' w~ tt ,.ou ere 65 oldt~ afKS Up/Jold lffOII fttY tfll'ft IOUfM itl ts ·g .... ' · ·~ to Cl~ you ttg_, Do wt neat ot thf ••tg~ P.J .L Flsnot UniY•'tlt) stud onl Full•r. 01 A"'"' Sue~"''"*''' Ednor •P,.'''"R in n• t>Mgt&. Att amc/e 011 • bite ntdfO 01" , , . con'"'"''~ ol tM •aglltf .. 0t '"« o\ty c.ht starJ '"'''""of 1would ,,._, to comment on Ol•lct t1f L11ro art~ /Oct-t tSr secteltry It th• IHKI-'graduat• srcx»nr Assoe~tton ~~ M d o.en '*'V•rtJmg diJm i.IS«/IMI..-.& •ut•ttg WI$ accotnp.lrtlfKI b)' •n f.Htllt(ttrllt9 <JroWIIIg Ol I m/ddl~ Rlgnlly, dlllonom~ s~"rr ott c""PUf Wftr• • ._ttlr of ptOtt•t &It I.QJI!ft, 0" fM "'hOle U "''' • ...,.,.,y ~-Wito ,.,,., Mtl"r C.ldtro,. " No. Ml') Un i•Cftllly Stuae" t chang• #t Ctt•mlltry "0,..,., gooo artie,. tt ,., paople sp"d lor thtmltlvts Hatrtmtrt, or Gus Hlil, 01 All Lt ndon, or Fn nA C..PIW otlor that fltl ror ttJttrtQ procedures. 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OOM't£. to • mtllt C.tHittoU.f)le alruetlon Tont O•y , _ . , , tOPAI .,.. llflfl'/ "'"lXI' g•y• f"'"-!Mff,,.,., to ot All_.~ NQ'D eudtmiC •t•f'flardl Pll,aiCs , . . bHn •nd •tw•y• ., "'. ,_nfl, A l ftOUid O'J tbl• to •Jl.plote Jtuft 01 h~••" "lrnout l"hltJWOifl o1 WltAf IOC'*IY IHII rt>1 /I t t It Jifrtply ltre lloya lt.~I#Met UB It 0<11\' • trocll<'" ol tnll Ple*IW.J Ol ' " '9M)I'e"' tredffKHtll al'd ~hi ... 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Th• GPA g/vf• lnd fh«t '"'"' aruCHnft 1 ol rtspecf Htt.-• tlt•nc• fo ouUd • •no PflrU • liMn ,,.,.~.. • f\4 , , . , ~'"" ""j f)l E..,., otu<Jent l o MCOUtagtd IO ~/ I II'IOIWHIIfWI t•~• on lndJ~1dual or co--op-.rtr/Vt ' "lgnmttttl6 ~uctt u • &lttlng up 1 OOIIHhouae ltfdly fiJ0/11 In Townt.n<~. JubmU .,fk#el 01 plttul'ts 101• GPA neWJP•P« M Ht Up lnd l"lng. lmJWIU lfHl tM!furta 101 w.-fy Tue•d•'f ~•nta. lt'i Import'"' for etudenu IO f'flflll ,,,, 0/glnlllliot'f 111111 lor them Our ,.Jource t:wtt., M ~7 retberr Htll. a.tt..noua•. ,.,fl TwJd•r "~"' "~tl•,. NJ/1 u. hOpe of • tt,.cung .,.,. P«>Ut. wlrtult fltl OAA 1M th1111~ community If-lull', tiro •nult wm,. ., ....,..,..., fi1U1Cu,l au·bJKt I certlllt/y do not SUtiOfiJI thlf IM P"Yiiea d•panm•ru ,.,~til s-tudenta ' 'fl'rtlioeu ol ~t1o,manc.. I dO l'lfJ'IIIt'V.,. thtl fltt ~flfJHtflt" offflt roo Jttlct wlftt 111 •••r~ng gro<Jing flO'~' o.tten "'" • nd rlttt fOOd •rudtH?t• ,,. 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'""'tun<." ~toll 1ha1 "M left 10 do '-'IJ co p.la" C<'ntrolltd ~.c":"ft an~ lht dod. run out on the 1982 JCa.W)f1 h '-li noc &i tl.)\ fo1 the te~ AJ two mile n.n Wt'vc h•ci our JO)S •nd our up, .and do'ttr-nJ thh )tar What I had wu a .,._, bunch of JV)> " ho f'lal<d a JOO<I bun<h of ..._-..nd ~al ol th< day, th< liB auu, ~ tt"am ha.d \IIT&r'PC'd "r thnr final ra.me- of I he \HiOn, \\llh. m.urd-up tmouom Th(' t'\orntu&J !.0 "'"' O\-t1 tht 8tOC~pon St E.,ki at th< Com pl.- 1oM fndat "'unutJ afternoon 1111..\ comp&tt~ q~Lh ''To -.;or< th< lo\1 roal ol th< \oeaSOtl •-as fanwt.k: Rlc.batd• u \ftml. lhcn· ..,ttc a,a.hl Thr '"'o capcaan\ pi<'C'd 1he ttam thtl )'eM. MAI1.) PI\Of'IC (foahtndtt) and Aldo BaJI&ron P•\onc mckd tm coHtc~alt ~ ream<t• •• The Spectrum Now Has Photocopying on the Amherst Campus Come to 14 Baldy Hall or The Basement of Hantman Hall .08t Copy (8W11") COMPACT CLASS BEGINS November 2. 1982 ....... b> k«l"nl th< .... , <mpt) for lht folttnllh and (inaJ IUJW tn hn •-o ynr \ &hat)' area Jn lhc J&mt wtUIItOft lasJ )W. 'I nr ~ Khool "Tht) •ttC D II CAl bu.n<'h of JUYt "ho 8.11'< 11 <>~n& lh<) JOt, .. Espo.sno wd. ''And I am "lltfort tht laM< all tile Stnl<>" 111tnl out 1n a huddle:' lbcharcts r.:mcmbaed. ''\\ C' aU pol ouf clkf<nd<fl." E..poillo conunU<d •But th<n. \OI!l<OI'I< tome up and !olld, ' " h) cloa't ... WUt 11 fa< n ,t \.hul-our l1 a r('("'fd H'f\ fortunate 10 h~~e lhtm m ' """ ofm) hf<." ~lh()n. ·Btl<><< th< ltmt, Coadl !Sal l.>.,.,..tOl !olld 'ld '> '""' II lot th< ~nJC»•' ••• hbarcb l.&Mi •b~c run theu ll mmu1e iOC'Ctf •• on tht oquad that kd lh< Bull> tQ • '\.k:.~,(ull·l·l SQJOo cbc t'\<tt)'Ont hand> tn the rruddlt and too~ a mommt and rdlect~ on 1~ ~n \\ tall tho\llhl thAI •c'rcMrt, lht) ~ M, 11 . . . Jlcal " Caribbean Student Assoclaton presents " Caribbean Cuisine and Concert Night'' featuring The Roots Rock Reggae of Also featuring Salsa by Los Llberdados I.E.E.E. Saturday, Nov. 13th 8:30 PM In Clark Hall Pin Distribution Rm. 137 Bell Hall Delicious 01' Time Caribbean Cuisine Including Vegetarian (ltol) Specialties, Served In Diefendorf Annex Free Mixed Drinks, Wine, Punch & Beer (Stout)Unttl 6 :30 PM 11/1 - 3:15-4:,30 PM 11/2 - 3:45-4:45 PM 11/3 - 11:30 AM-1 :30PM 11/4 - 10:00 AM-3:00 PM 11/5 - 2:00-4:45 PM Bnng I.E.E.E. Membership Card. It you have recently signedup, but have not gotten your card, we will be having another distribution later in theyear. ~ Dinner Served at 6:00 PM SHARP Ticket Costs: UB Students Concert Concert & Dinner Others $3.50 $5.00 $4.50 Co-Sponsored by SA, G.SA, BSU, PODER, UUAB, Minority Affairs & International Affairs - ·1 H;.._ 188: ~ @\\ .. . T11o Sc>oclr..... . 7 �Holocaust Awareness Week Series Foot b aII ..0""""1<1 ,,.,.. snlcrccocton. made II noppcod 1 t- o poln1 COft\c::rJJOn *Tues.• Nov. 2nd . 1 p .m. spea ke r: Rabbi Hesche I Greenberg will speak on "Ught out ot Darkness": The Other Side Of the Holacoust (Talbert Hall 220 . Jewish Student Union Offlce • U.S. Arnhefst Campus) bnng o bag lUnch - coffee provided pOund~ l'ui *•Y Into Lbc end lOll< JWI be tore 1hc hair ended. Tht rune yard run eave thcCadns a 14·7 !cod they .. ould •ould t\I"C ahc:n lhf c.dcu. 1 K'\m po4nl lead. IIUl<ad ol fi-e. A rouebdown and a con\trs.ion .. oukt h.a"c bml nccnJ&T) lor 1be Bulb 10 ,.,n h was all lor 00\11~1. ..,jo) thrO\IIb tile t<Orelcs third penod In tiM: bqlMma of tbe founb qu.ner, ODd the ball on lbti1 t "II hPrts a buk." Bcnwd wd about "andina on th< bait on us·.~~ Bandt rbal hb Jtm Sto)&). (O< 20 YVd>. liDd I!Cidmn dunna I be 1&1< fino>hed 11 <Iff by llvOW1n& to OtnJ D'AmtCO co"mna the ranolnina 4l yard>. Bandt ran never ocn Many thro,. than likt that be(l)fc " Barm1 ,.., rraliJII< olttr 1be author/translator, scholar ond Holocaust surviVor Dr. Mangel will speok on... lo\s ··T'hc-y ~M.... na, doina," &ruu UJd. The Holoc aust: Where Was G·d ? '*C. •eft R~nnlna bA<~ Tra•u Ma.Ka) """'"I for lheln]UTed (to b e held at 2501 North Forest RdJChabad House -The Jewish Student Center) retreshmenrs to be se<ved tollowlog toile W1n.nfltld 81ooU 1100 yuds per aa"'< ru•hlna ••.,., ..,•• AdmlS$Ioo: Genelol$2 50 1 Students S1.50 '*Wed., Nov. 3rd • 8 p .m. film : " NIGHT AND FOG" an ever popular film (In Copen Hall- room 10 -U.B. Amherst Campus) Also at 12 noon In 220 Talbert Norw!<'h a 7.0 lead ,.h<n he ·•~Ired in from the one In !be lirs1 quoUter The ...'Orin& drl><. Whlth derived rrom 1 missed field '""' 211cnlpl by ll<rn1e WdJ~tr, covered 80 y1rd~ In 20 ISSib. hlllbK~ .:amt Into lhe pm< and hdped move 1he ball '" ror tile winnlnt dri•e. Broob !COOled 1rou~ 1~ l<ft end lor a four yard touehdo" n Ihal finaJlztd tbc stodna. ••1 didn't WIIRI 10 U\C hun 100 lnUCh tl!da)." Mlnt<r uJ~. "Bull he f llllllton prtsc'C\trd il\tlf ~nd ht came throuah . • D1ndo spcculott<l d<tply on lhr OultOm~. ''W'hcu you f'lay Nld. ~ou dlm't win. When rou nul 00~5e>,JM Pll Whrt<h<ad "'""' rlahl •llh • f'IICh from CIIOU&b 10 !_,.. UB ncncd ttlt kOrc on then (The Jewish Stuaent Center> • free or c harge more information call: J.S.U. Otrlce · 220 Talbert 636-3062 or C HABAD HOUSE · 2501 N. Forest 688-1~2 ln 1 t•o potnt eonV'CT»>n co II'< UB a IS· I• . No,.,d, dt\.ick'd it wu ume fa< Wmnf1<ld Brooks. Th< or lhe dO<~. rlo)'land at< bP ctrh1 mmutc> THE HOLOCAUST AWARENESS WEEK SERIES IS Sponsored by: JEWISH STUDENT UNION 8t CHABAD HOUSE o•n 16. thl« ruruuna ~ liDd a def<MI.., pcnGy beOU&bl tiM: lhouab •flttr<t·phont ··aut • hat an )'OU tolnJ 10 do aboul 11 I ha•t Tues.• Nov. 2nd • 7 p .m. speakel Dr. Nissen Mangel noted Ph.d. In Philosophy, Rabbi. ror con,CTs:K~n afla Norwi,h'' l&il hluthdo•n-.a su«uJful Also at12 noon In 220 Talbert Hall pogo 12 O.Urn1 from II yard> out Runnm, b;ock Jun Earl and brokt up 1"0 pa•~e~ . One '*Mon., Nov. tst - 8p.m. film ~ "TWISTED CROSSES" In the Woldmon Theatre (Norton Haii-UB Amherst Campus) tackle~. sooct. you win When wt play medlt>trt'. wr play aood pia~ Try lsoladon Tuklns, M.usase or vn;n ocac at Truqull Environments """VVIOffi C'lltA 1M' ~C'rft.) '~ /ltiJV(.II TIO't )TiltS.) lltOUCTrOn AnD 1ftIll TI1M.,I?~t" The J.S.U. will have o bagel brunch on Friday, Nov. 5th at 12 noon In Rm. 220 Talbert ~ TRANQUIL ENVIRONMENTS 1'1 m idtown oa515 s,..,...t 885-TANk H 1\S..>I& Circle • lklll•lo N Y U Z 14 -~ PMk>lck lnet l> IM ~•r Med.alll• "'~ - - ---··---•-•••--•-••·-----..---- ---•- ·----··---- ------- ••uo. . .,..,.,,,,.... ,.,.,.".,. u""''. ."'""''"-""'""''-- •- :: Sub-Board I Publications Division Announces That: jj :: :-.: $1500.00 is now available for innovative publications. The Innovative Publications Board is now accepting applications for these new or continuing publicatio.ns until Nov. 5, 1982 • suo f7'\ OOARD :J~OHt ltK Applications are a vailable in 112 Talbert Hall from 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. All completed applications must be returned to Room 112 Talbert Hall only. !, n i' j! For Further Information call 636-2954 if ----··-·······-·.......__ ...............- -·••.....................-.............. .....----·-...-·-·-···--·-...··--. . . ............._. .............__,,_ u , ._... .__-. �lassified ads w1th ~Of f7'0MY 0'011 lor 11111 pe~t No *"'' wut o. ttbn O't'lf' the pf'lone. TM ~~ ,.,....... the ngt~t to d t anr cop, Ho t•~VM• a/tl atv.n on ctutftt.d ach. ,.._.. ,..,...,, kiN COPt .. teg.~~. The SoKtrvm cto.a tMJ4 e uwme '"'oont lblllly rot t~~y ~-. llleeot to~· en, ao (or ra. CM-.ced 11 Tt\tl $petU\Itn Ofltc. t • B&lay H611 Oftlittl fWJII.Ira .,., &.m l o 5 C m Mond.l)' lhf\f fncta)' DNol•ftM .,.. MOI'tdt y. 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Wllal "''"you oo w1111 the next lour decades7 Whal conlnbullons can you ma~e toward a more ettocoe<>t ~nd sate technology lor society In lh1< 21st century' When lhe 21st cen tury rolls on. most ol you w~ll be at I he height ot your careers TomOfrow s leaders on business government and educatoon neeo the spec1allzauon of a mastefs degree to deal wolh tomOfrow's advanced le<:hnology Dre\el realizes thallechnology IS an Innovation of man 10 be used In the best •nlerests ol mankond Ills an extension or man's capabohtles, nol a subslltuuon rorthcm. You are lnvned lo expand your capabilities through graduale sludy at Drexel Most ot the Maslers programs are offered on both a part time and lull· lome basos The graduate curr.cula and degrees offered by Drexel are as follows· By =~!: ~~:f:,':~ ~<;:f;~':le Ptoqram C.OLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Ct'ltm•~• Eng1nMnng C•VII Eng•ntE,•no Eh!cl!>eal 6 COmcMer Eoglr>H11nQ ~:~~~.~;np~;~~~"o ano M~nAJ\•et COt.LEGE Or HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCE "'It Aom.ntlhahO(I lechnte•t & Selene. Communtcalton SCHOOL OF LIBAARY & tNFOI!MATlON SCIENCE "'Ulrii:IISCIPLINARY ffiOGAAt,!S 8 ~~c• Ef\g,~ng OE.GREE: MBA. M S . PnO MBA !Salur<hly'sonlyt (Post· M aste~ Level) M S Pl\0 M S P" 0 M S , Pn.D. M S PhD M S, Pll 0. MS MS MS ..... O • "'"''"0 M_,a.g~t Nvlt•I•O"o afW3 FOOd Sc~a On.g~ !F.s~>..,., '"" tntO<OO<I Hum.an 8ef\a•t0f aiMS~~ ~ •- Eoonomo COt.LEGE ~ SCI£NCE BoO'Og.,.. 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I doni o/woys ogree Foll-m, ch~ool, and return to the Oll1ce of Graduate Admis sions. Dre~el UniVersity, Philadelphia Pa 191o.t Please lorward tnformauon and an appllcaloon on Graduate study In lhe tletd(s)of fo -· M!!vl!!'. ...oui(W ' f t non Er•ttl(.lo(l"'*-"111 E"QII"'M4"'SJ Al'tO Sc4ene r NESB •nCOU£GE _, OeO"'OOIII 4lt!t .,_., ,.,.. .,._.. .ev .W: .JUIIU,MIU " IVIwt ~~ 1/rt~ stllrnr•s' rr/11m1 'J'oles? Whul dn your n·rldN~ "urlf lflnucucw~. •noS<fenc• CIW»CaiE"Q•""""ll E"G ~-­ ""~ 'hlt'llrlf l. . tn~&l).IH(I """ "'"'"""''"'O'"'" SJ.:O I • The Graduate School Drexel University (.OLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION Bu11n•n Mm+rHsltlt•on · " Introducing Our NEW ~(W, Af( lll H[(O(O Phlladelphoa Pennsylvanra 19104 ~. - · I SMALl POP&. 2 SliCES PIZZA CHEESE &. ANY ONE TOPPING • 2 SMALL POP &. , HAM SUB • J I!OAST BEEf O N WECK wlllr'1()1~,.C>..."'eellon w '"'-~ ~ WUJ Any One 01 The Following ) ,,.,.,,.,....,.C.11feo' 0.0,.._.~ IO""t • '"'tllll'lf4t'~l'-.otll~-'1 c -.............. ~ ~·if· - _.. __ ... . ~" 6\'D(JriJ ~Iflll&l: ~·,..-.. ~ EAT YOUR HEART OUT S1.49 -- . n .. a._.- .. • • . . _,..._ . .... ...HCIUWIIlAn .......,..,_,MtlDIO . .... );:;............,....., ,_ " ............ ... . _ ......_, _ ..,.._.,K*"CC .-,t ,.. CIMOtl. o.~~ t~~t• •• W••• CHdll ~· Ctt 0.,.. IU ~~- . . . . . . . 4l.Jiilill. \~f10C,VIU ...... 1'o••~~· ~ )~ ~ ..,....,st. ....... ,......,.,...... UJICI ~"'tl l""' Of.AIII: ,...,..~S.....O.t _,. ,~ ... 1'0\11101\.. ~ ~MfiM.t!Ote ii'I•II..C,_.,. II'*! Ctlfiii.IO ~ -·-.~·.,...··· ....... -0"" Tk. ... ···············-······· _, -- .... --1• 835·4844 Mon • Sat to-9 ...,., ee.IOfNoo.o••o-• ::::....~~=:,~":';.·,::r-• WnM ......... Amoot 0..: .-.~ Alc.w =-:& OIQt '"" - : OAV.D I.DAO- k.l nctlofrt.• t• poiiJifiO 01'1 • """"tJ o.ell to . - ll tM i et !ote>n tM tnttOt 1)1.11, Itt~ , Oo!t l"- ln..O. tt,A"ft t~ WWI IMICI!Iout. Jt P\1111111' ..wt._ ('! CfiCIL(AI'I<f\ltllp lO ... l ttat ttwe lW', •tto•Hc-~11'1.,.._. """" Mtf\af ~ T(l/ps, hul lrt· 1s greor " "Mr 'lolrs hu~ insulted our fiTI!SidenL I n•fusc to support flu~ brumless mo terrol." " I huvr: bcr•n mo~lly amused al the hystencol cn tictsm venh:d by readers loword Toles His work 01 /eosl equals the best of Br /1 Mouldtn '' wrlh " Wh1/e I n(l cn d1!ingrea wuh the views expressed by Toles. I wish In lend a voice rn his behalf lie is by (o r the most msighr(ul and articulate car iOOniSI ever His commentaries may tend ro be ogiloting. but they Inspire thought, emo110n ond discussion." Toles Coming Soon In The Spectrum • �etc. announcements Co•••alty A<tloo Co.,.. To1onna Worbbop on No• t , ~:00, IU Farber, MS(' wo..... ·s r~ T...., hlloot on 1a1t ...., ~«< and fn . on 1he Capc11 Lobby, IO.l p.m 51 00 e>ch IJ"l'<> Slippon Cro. p 11><'<11 OD 1 ue.da)>. ) ~;)0 U1 202 \iidlad HAll. F<>< mort onro all Ill ·lS!<I. or ""~' by Tht ~uaL1v Educa~oon Cnun Orne.:. Room 1>'15 Mocha<! O.h tJohcnlly x•ool or ........,. .... Ea--~· Slody t)tultc of the d~t)' ..,U b< on <ampus Weclftc>d.ty, November 10 to dacu" tbal ~UIIC provam! 1'1111 m&J()fl Ill tnV. llUdJc:>, boo., .,..U.«nua, ,_b, <hem., &nd ltb<rol ano Wllh a .ocitntt bo<\powod. Ull Mrs Sllca II Carta Planruna. IJI ·JSIS, IO< aa appt. Stfll lldp • 1111 u atOi(o-1 1 The W111on1 Plocc tht Uno•<T'<~y'> free, d.rop In • n11n1 IUIC>nal S<:t'\'1«, Jottt~ Ill Jolin J~ Baldy HaU, i• open doll) from 10 a.m 10 p.m • <6ltd Monda) lhi'O<Jih Tbursdoy tvtn...,. from 6 p.m. to 9 p .m. spccoal ltClpt for I bobd.ay ruuddl SI .OO ro\'cn C:OII or tul)lld. Rcputt """' 11 IS Caprn. Bqlns No• . 9. Al<O Tuddly ac:nlll&> In 143 Plllker, MSC. from 6-4·:10. Wllllll llodlo Ad•mlillta Sola " ort.skp. Mand.atOI) Ldru- U4l P-.ua .,.....,.. .., lie dlclltlt for dorm allend.an« for all WRUB Altsmen All "udenu onvilc<l, J(anls &nd loa.. if1hdr 110=111 or spaiUOn ar< no lon&tr able to •uppan th<m u • n:suh of th< war. If rnt<Tttle<l make an Tu<>day, l'lov. l, 1::10 in the Goodyear Sourh loUI\1<. •PI" with rbc orr... or lnt.tnWional Stud<:nt AITa!Q, 002 Qlpm Hall. Timd• or the csscncc. Toor of Rohro Motu Po•cr Vhla (N taaa ra FaUtt-sparuomJ by file ArncriCAII Socitty of Civil 1ru1aa .,......,.. lPPblo& for Moolualu fo\UMiatloo Enainecn-Jolo> I, I: IS. Can leave Civil £na Blda at I: IS. intc:rat fitt loans havt been pvm an tx~tnsion on lh< Olma s,., up on door or ASCE orne.: 2ln 0.;1 Ena. 8141 dcadllnt.. tnro. can b< obullled nom the o .J.S.A. t•• ASCE Ja...,...... Woftsloop on Nov 2, 2:00, C'le:n<llt 1. Doloa !ill- PI l or Pwty ol M•llla- 011 No•-• . 10 p.m.•f .. lo!Mo .... ltlllq )oaf SlriU ~od<. Join rh< Ellicocr Auo.lln Oamt. Cootact tbo Guild Ma5tcr in room 210 WO~csoa 1 lAws alloot Sn.lo. UI•I"J. Cost, <qwpmcm and oltilh ot«<«< b<fon: Friday Nt«<«<: ollotooopocs of I.D. .\ll ......" wk iltotd op to Uvt tOOl Jalof ponrol" . please mnembtt to k«11 your aJ>POintmtnu. wiU b< cllsomcd., t.hb Life \\ orh hor • hKh me<u Wtd or 1 ,._,.ocr Wri~<- llto(Jih lll thc Jane !l.ctln Roon1, ElhCCHI. AotrOftOIW) O•b MetflAJ on Thd. Nov. 2. 8 p.m .. Wende Ill. Cac!k Soc.Wtt Mtttloa oo Hall, Nov 2, 4 p ,m , Room lll Talbcn ...._,lit Polbll Sllodut MttUo1 on Monday, No•. 1, 4:30 p.m., 10:10 Otmcf\f HaU, AC. ~ O•b M«llot on Nov. lrd, Wed, • p.m., Hl30 Onnen&, AC ~lea O.b Ceii<'AI MHt... UHI ~oo of Ofllun on T\&~0). Nov. Z.. • p m.. Norton 210. w ....o·a r....... Mtotlor on ~>~ov. I In 10 Capo:n HaU. DNa Storn ,.,u b< <nttt'VInril\a on campus Nov 1 11 lH Capc11, POS>tlolll In Cftlo tt: Mmlor on l'Uad.ay, Nov. l. 1::10 p.m • Po.lma MAI·AIIa.otlc, Southcastcm &nd Mid...,.t<rll Starn. Sip! ur Room, bod F100< or Hamman HaU IOI...ohfp lo ¥1 -.,..oo, D.C.-Siudmu •bo "ani 10 !Dt for om.......~ "' H &)ts c. Rooro • • DrOll In ror • Inc alld • ICIDC:Sla art or hh~ l:n Weo4cd J&au.at)' \ ec:aliOft lO -.m L -ODd,_. rh< r=ulta oo Nov. I, 5·7 p.m. 11 116 lEU:~'" ~If TOilf!DiaHr/Mtctlq on Thurs .. "' \\aslu"-'on · O.C , r,. a unall cupn>d for the w,'- N>non No• 4 p"' 11 C'al;pon Corp. IUld Eucutl•e Inn. Fm Qu.annh. • o.cholarl~ ma&&l'n< 1011«1 to .., «<uca~cd lay ,.......,,OIU and .... mro. all Jud) Mo.kal •• 102-lllS ... •ad.CDCc .aDd cownna all branch<> ol tbc ltberal aru &nd Ce<uoon't U l ~or In 01 101 BcU H&ll the lobi>)' of - - Sludtms ...Wei "" .. ,....,... _..,,. 101 ... Hamman HaU on l'oo- I, 10:)().1·:10 p.m <dolO<• lnl<m> woU 111n firR lwld ' """lcdJ< of tbt pr...,... lectures b) •lllc:h a ..._.,.,. b flW>n«<. <drttd a1ICI produatd for lunh<r mfonnat- wntr Hart) Coorc Sauor Rncot<ba 11-.t , _ " ' • IU<I.d.W Extronpaza-unlunot<d-. Poldnl Sci<- &.A. Odoo.I<-Nudat Frrno; l'to or t.oo rht WII>OII Quanah. Smolh•oman fn<11tuuon Bldl ,... o( bealb dub, bm IUid poua, Soturd.ay, "'" liO All (O< on NM Ia, 3 p rn room 614, llakly Hall r m Call 636-20 1o rcarson Gndootft. Peoplrs ••h. ,._c...... ""_.., ;. \\uhi"''On S7 00 (U • 11h H.iDd card.! Soj:n ~p by DC ~ IJJ.JI32 ror runt~.tt dt1ailo N•" m<n-lcs, sues & ~ Phone 111>'-<:oldl Aw.,._ Wtd. Fllrn smo- 11/l "T" "'al ~llftlloa: P,...Law Scolon. N.,. York La•Scboolwlll bton Oo...." 12 noon tn UO Talb<T1 ~taU . ~ Jl.m on Woldmon c:ampu• ro 1n1.....-. prOfP<C1o•t 11udaou on fnd.ay, \ IOiul«r Mil Jal"""'il' opponoakioo.,. o•..JIMic 01 &u,, Tbcatn 1113 " Nlfhl and Foa" 12 noon on llO lalbtn Hall S....O«, • 2A bour CO\JJISCiiJI& ctnl<Y, Ptol ouprrvuoon l1>d No•ttnba S, 1962 Call Mrs Slota 11 th< Cum Planrunc 8 p m on 10 Yptn HaU . tllliao., art ptOVidcd. Til,. ,. an t>pponUllliY whet< you an O(fr<t. S)I.JSIS. to ><1 up an opparnlmenl . . , . , )Out C:Odlnlunlt) l1>d p111 expcticnce. For funba Info Sdtool or Maa..c•~• L«t-.,... on Thun., No-. . .. •• 8 p.m l1>d .., applicarion call 834-31)1. In !Mf. 100 Don MUicnon . liP or O.an Wlutt, RC)'nul<i>, An<atloo: PI?· La" Sukln. '""" Unl•cmty Scbool ol La• ....u b< oo compw oo inoervln- pro~ptt~rvc 11udtn,. on Tuddly, November 2 Cad Mrs. Sbca at lhc Catr<t Plaruunc orr""', IJI-35U, •o .., up an li>PI Cnadullq - l t t ... • job or loot.lq lor ood Pr<par< lor theK tran.Jatio~ JOOA to compUcaae yow life at " Brntnna Away: Copint Woth Life Alltr Collqt,'' tc»paruorocl b1 Car<t1 Plannln& and University Cououdlnc Offt<U. 8ecoad lattr"''"' Wor lntl o,-Ca rccr Plannlna Tllond.ay, Nov. II Ill 3 p .m. &nd 7::10 p.m. (yoor cboi«) in Offlc:<-Wiw 10 <Xpt<t clooon1 the plant vi$11 ~ill b< CApen 10. Call Ufe Work.Jbop> at 636-2808 to rescrve a tpot dncuuod. fndiJ', Nov S, l p.m.. l ll Parka, MSC. fot.,....p Aaolp-t- TIIt Dowalo,.. Nonlll1 Ho- ii lll:E Mrallmdllp l'lo Obirllrolloo- Mon. II/I J· JS ~::IO: ...1an1 to fiU an lnt<mshlp UlJ&IIn><nl which ...u deal Willi Tues.. l:•~ :4St Wed 11 ,)().1 :30: Thun. IO..l; Fri 2_.:4.1. biUin<SI Olld adm. proc:edlllft, pu.blic relation> &nd pcnonncl Slop bY with yam manbmblp card. WO<k. f'O< wnber info. COOIIICI JdTr<y C. Salt , W •::SOO. Ia- 1\'lodyl Come 10 111< U(t Workshop on IRA ZHb l...,.odoul s...b ~liM Groo~l• or ln...,_ "'bidl metU 1.111> TU<>day 11 7:!0 p m Call U ,OOO 10 IO< p-odua<e audy ancl r<K&rdl in 6l6-2801to sip up ror t.his fr« worksllop. acroapoa related adeocc and euJID<Crinl •ncludll\l utroplr}'«o, molel:ul.ar bio. l1>d Spoct tlltdlallt .,. b<tna Tilt taltrM1loeol u.._ Qel<t lot-11 .. , •• to a Sazww on .,_. Appllcalloll romu may b< obtaan«< b)' writin& to tb< La" IDd l'<lrdp Studoau, Wod , Nov ) , 2nd f1oor l..onta lntcm&llonal, )S E&s< Wa<k<t On1t, Clu<:qo, IL ~. Rtd 1- a. lpllcot• 11 7::10 p.m 60601. h tc Will spra~ on "Tbc lnvestmmt World " '' Ha~••• RJattt111: SoMrte. Hatu.rt • •d Untltl t&oaa•• un No" 3, )::10 p m .. O'Br~n l~aU. room 107. Flp 1<1 ••. and Ol btr Tlltalrkll IWt>tn illhtlilleand subj«< m•ttn for rht 8FA R«<tal on l'lov. 7 11 3 p.m. In Balra Rtchal HaU. Adnrlulon Is fitt, lllo<k MI . II c.tl.-p it oOw ~hot Mbllflo.loo• o f artwork roo UM on VB'> onl~ aud<:nt c:alm"-'· D<adllne b Nov. 7. Smd or dcl~>a submi.wono lo BMCII, 451 Poncr Quad, EIUoott Not1 La")tn G\llld ,...,.. " Oc~tlna Burtillo: Tbc Public School S)'ilctn COCDmiU\~1 ..,d Lcpl Puspcdl•c1" on Nov • . 7JO p.m., IIOO<n Ill, O'Briaa HaU. For mort into. call 6J6.2161 or 636-2141 " R.., t o~ lo . . , . _ MIM•« llnl! Tl"fi"J ," NO\ to A ._, CU: A LSAT ~ Rcaostntlon deodlln< lor the Law 11-21 , I p m., KCT. Nolc: ThO> >how is <~~O<tJIY prctauod by tbt Carta 1'W1mQa Ol'rta on Wed • NO> l. I Sdlool A4muoiorl TCSI oo Ott. II is Nov. 4. RtpJtrar:ioo recommeDdt~ fo r U)'Ont J)lannnJa on c•cntua.Uy f(rOd UOIIII& PAl , 111 Pouter, MSC. dcodlin< '"'tilt G<adu&c Rcalrd ElwD b Nov. ) ror the Ott II ..am . ~ for both..., b<obtaincd 01 1M Carcc o \ -: Pre-Low s.w.n. Oty U - ) of Pi¥ La,. """"'"" Oll'lco at 2Sl Capm oo tb< Arnhc• Campw or H...._. A . . _ Wed Loti- Sonc.. 1111, 8 p.m.. '"Tlw: HoloudJl, Wbcn wu C:.-<1'' Chabad HoUS<, UOI N. School will b< \OltmCWIIIJ pn>OpCCIIY< RudaiU 00 Nov ) Hara AADu C. lloocn • oolh< MSC. Fomt lid Abo Rabbi Hadld Ortmbera ...U >ptU at I p.m Call Mn Shea 01 tb< Carta l'taaNlla orrocx, lli ·JSIS,to lid wp on &ppt. is • ...S..C ill 'O'IIIdl indl\1dU&b 10<1< on on UO Talbtn HaU faocl and then fNTIC, Clllla b)' ¥0<Dllio&or tU:onalaut,.,a. ~ ~ Cftlttr'o ......,_ s....lco-HoiJII.Q on For "'f<><m..- about ,....,...,., ,.,. '"" - . , . , c:a11 Mf'A lttdlll ,, I'...-... JMa ....... oo Tbursdoy, NO\ • ., a p m 1ft !Wrd R«<tal HaU. free. Nov. l -l'ca01 ol All Sam~ MSC Sa.m. NtwlllliD Cmtcr, 139-liOll-NIK)' Alldria. f)f)Cboo!l.ttapm 15 VnWtrti<y A\'t.; 12 ,_, tn Wmdt II I; 7 p.m C...calloan Cm1er. Alllbent Campus· l• m .. 12 noon. S p m Ntwmu Sdt_.en ,.. IMIW IU uaul Ml ,.,, on Nov lth •• C... - lk H - . t ~~~op~o,. 1111 wtd. In CAP<1l HaU Center, Fromic:r lUI bduod ~~ 12 11000 In Captn 10 , Porta Hall, rooml rrom 9a.m to I p.m. Call S31 -JS91 for Lobby ocrou rrom 1M Rceo<d CcMJp. t..nbn lalo. " W-.. C.. .. Doet wu• o II. A. lo Each• Otht! Tbarr CAC Twt-a Worbllop on No• 4, ' "" Farba, MSC, 6 Ha-ina It Hone Of\ a Wall." Wed • No• J, • p.m.. l09 p.m. Clomn\) Pill t:to Slplo Mtdlo& on No• . I, S p.n>., Captn 262 ua a.-te.csm on ol w , !>'ov l and J. MSC and Slluc J OW latttttl Sinacn, danccn, muJtcJa.n•, c:tc AC. Sip Up 10 Caprn Arca6t nul M·W Guy &nd Gut l'olaflalu Sur<lut A- . Gotnl l'oletdlli on Nr>• 5th, 7 Sporuano>w Enllrlllnmmt Proaram n«<<i )Ouo talentl Ch«rtcadtrs art available. p.m, Oldcndolf Ann.., Room 10. All mUll ahend. Lcavt name and tdc. nurnb<T: a.ll Mary Brown ot 6J6.ZI07 or drop onf<><llllllon In 14 Caprn HIJJ. 9 1~ s Wt tlt<d s-... £..,..,._. w..-, A4m.....,.. ;, meetinp T•-·•• T ..w.c..Jr.~'~-~~~-·J:b.~.'!'!lM'JIP..-J.....~.P.~.a~.~~~ "!'.~cr...~·~~m~QP:'!'•• r~t ~-·-~ orr ...... .. ... .. . • < · .·.~··'-l'.....,l>lll,t~,.Tho S-f'l 1\; �backp.a ge/sports • 08 Ken Hyer under /_ Running back Pat Whitehead (28) tN.aka away Barrett interceptions lead Norwich to victory, 20-15 By K£V1N A . KRUECER $ponJ EdtltN I t'lll"l~-·-· pmo. Fony-cun< mar< on Salurclay "We're 001 1 boollmd _,_. Had a.!> BiU Datldo und<rJtllcd aJitr the Sal utday'• loso 10 No<wicb Uru>enity, »U"' r._ of 1.527 aa ROUIIt)' Fldd. The pesohappy Blllls f<l beet clowa 10 Ill ...., rcc:ord of .... wlril< the c.dets won iu third in four .... wetks uppiua thor re<o<d to Man) Bartm, oprncd It q11011trboc:t for th< lint tame in "" w<dr<. but tllnw two k<Y tntft'Cc:ptioru in the final five minutes or th< pmc. The llr5< 10 lin<bactcr Frank Avantino Jtlll alia lllorwlch 100t 111< l<lld. a.ad th< J«<OId 10 cl«pbKt St.-c Moncr, a a:nb tltaJ .... NorwiCh lh< baD bad wilh jU$1 I:J71cfi 10 play. Both oddly moust>. ruukcd hom 8arrn1 lla\OtOI ample 1!01< 10 lhro... a tu.xury ht dJd noc ha\c. lhc r<SI of 1.11< clay. " Many had. bad day:· Dando sald. " He kepi lr)1n1 to for« the. twl. Thtrt V~otrr limes '"Mn II< sbouklllaH chrown il tnto tl>< aaocts. dumped n Ilion, or JUSI eaten n IIUlcad h< cncd 10 force n do,.n 111< nuddk iniO CO\ft'a&C " The quancrba<t duo of Barrcu and Hycr wen orr 1hor mart for ch< clay Barrett (.II aucrnp~•. II compkdonJ, JOl yardJ) aod Hycr (1().2.32) had (i\c_ interttpucxu bft•ccn them, lhrrc and t""o. rcspea1vely. "We d<ddcd to 10 for lh< to' a~ en th< JO<Onclar)', rUbct chan the pall n.uh. •• i'ior1wxll Head c-tt Barry Monltr """'· "But tlocrc were row or liH of our auy• thai did &Jvc 1 1ood ruib anyway." Bull quancrba<u wtre Ja<t cd tuna. The IDooaln yarclaa<, W< only p>e the Bulls ._.. • - ro aod blcrnbltcd the ""' 111<tt, lt«Jlirra UB net yards rus:hina at Dfi&Uvc: ll . The l$0 yardJ pusina boosccd chc final ncr yardJ 10111 In ltvor of UB, lU to 219. "We had thcm on the bn<, " Bull .af<ty Jolul Bcra.ard """'· ''They Jtlll se<m<d to corn< up wtth OIOft I han .... dld ... Btmard lflbbcd ao • IM FOOTBAll Pate I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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EXPRESS Thur. 4th STONE. COUNTRY BAND Wed . to Sat. from 8· 10 • 7 5' Bar Drinks &.. /!Jhe f!JJo;:;;;;;t 4049 Delaware 6t the Hallowe'en, Dertdy 3 .. Horror• through ltle y~ars 8 Current horror films· a smauerlng ol grou, disgusting delights 9 So~ superstitions and their ortglns 4 Muatc Should PIL be laced with cyanide? 5 Open City Strike at th~ Studio Arena fll co•nllilcAac, Unon over T·shlrt 11 0 877·'1677 Clnemo•..Aie/s Ja<an,JAC<IU,ts Belnalx"s Olva Cheap Cinema-tree tree) films lor now 2 Concerta_J/veshols Bullalo Regional Ballet wilh Bullelo Guilar Ouanat, 67th lwenue Prodigal Sun 2t OctoMf 1M2 Vo*wrne I Humbert A.l'fiJOthore M111 ~n A.talt f•4r AntJM Fa~~tt ,...,.,,.alloO SthOOiey MllsJciTOI'y 04-ateo• ~F i.n.t" C..llt6~M.feft... F ~(M A1t DWKtoii'OeWI Mt,.l Etllfot......C.llei'Set." GooddMld . . . .. . IIIM.,.I'I"McNoel $MUM -· -for1Cif'ldv ......Uughl~ c.rA.th. · CNrdf11• ProftcftCHI it11"1~ M llk!f 1119dvc:t~Utloe Conwey Ptocfut"OIVKalh'f O.velcl The PJodJQ•I Sun It 1 publlc.~Uon of Thf SpKfn.m ~ '-'tocSical. Inc and ' ' ttPttMflled tor n1UonaJ aCIVtrtlllng bY ~·---lslng- 10 S'IXMnla. Inc The $pectl\ifft ortteet .,. k»c..IH an t4 ....,_Sialo~ cl -v..,. 81. 8utfN Wf810, Htw YOt' t.tH() T-(7 -488~1982 &tt.ao_ H Y "The s.ctlum $tl,ldriM ~. Me ecMor1at PGAICY tt. Otilfmi.NO " ' .... 10fi0A81 bOUd Rapubitc:a110'\• ot aft)' m-tt18f '-.wt WMovl e..pr.... CIQiftMnl of tN ••on" botfd II ltfK:II)' tOfbicklen Thf ~ q ptw.d b) H*JitJ Preu: inc.. r370 SM~ Sr 8jj/f•l4-. H ¥ Sun•- Address correspondence to; Prodigal Sun 14 Baldy Hall SUNY at Bullalo Buffalo, NY t 4260 All contributions are more welcome, but the does not assume ro~'iiOI~SII)IIItYI lor unsolicited materials and will return only thoso by a stamped, lsell-aldd,rooaad onvalopa. ��Still vengeful after all these years _ _ _ _by Mlchu/ Walsh A live appeata"ce ot Puolfc tmage llmtted me'" tot unusualan\teH" ot anlldoauon. the trac., f.COfd tncii.Jdes a 1~ tnow In O.lrolt, th<l riOt onoulflg ft""' t/lo Ooncl's aPPN<Once 00/IIM th<l ¥kSeo screen at trte Ritz frt New YOf~ ana a recent $hOw at New Y<><~'o RoYiand. uti«! off all., 50 mlnutu ot aotn; Dvn't on•t•uottta on tho • • - Thus thO Incidence of rath« an.xlou:a discunlon before tMtr &how 5n TOtOttto•a Concett Hal\.a couple or Sat~yw 0111, althOugh moet _ .. IMmed .... by '"" """*' b&nd•1 lntlfnaUon to tow.,..,, decoNtrvc:tlona of tho~ and mud wu ,.la U....ry well· botlavtd, oonllnlno ltoelf to falnolno. jockeytno f<>< polltton, a nd th<l appa~ontty dealhloaa rtt~~al of oplttlno at tho ata~ Thee• w.,o ..., a few young_,_ polltlv<lly oquoallflg f'l can ... lllmlt un , ,. hlml"). altllc>YQ/1 Paul McCatlnay dldn, ....., to oo up '"""· FO< Ito 1>011. tho 00nc1 wu -..mtntd to potfO<m, anc1 ga,. ••<*lent •-'Ilona or boll> I IIII dlapoul-tho muol<: Ol PIL anclttt. myth l ncl ~ ol ' Jolin l.yclon, Pill _,..,after aH ,..... ,...,.. Now wn.t.... you tl\lniC ot John l100f\, Oncl wn.t..., hla pootU<Ing auooeste ~t the ne tu:r• of tt. roclrt ludMnce. he does ha~ one of lrte v..-y fftt genufnely s-pectect. and more womeo about tho poosilllllty of mayh""' In tnt audience Howev«, the cllcn.e ot Ill TOfonto CU.c:Ms II that lt'a ~ c:Jn.o and very S&fe1 a nCI an auolence aressed qutte unJformlv evinced not eo miieh by tM ahMr f'umbef o f lmltJitorJ u by the ltl'illh quality ol thelr lmUaUons. '" H\e s tandara lllue olack, grey, Ana u by cnal'!c. you , ,.. a Photo: Tlbor Kollay (To,.,to G/o,. olld Mom ptltnOfdlel ataot tunenc• a, "'* "*"'ber of thla panlcular mem<Kiat society. S.turday would ha•o boon 1 good night to atudy your mentor. Lydon came out swaggering end -.ring, eyea Oulglng, nair anoo,td. and prooeode<t througrt hla rtpertolre of l'le_.d scratehtnot bee~ turning, atuctlod amo~ ln g. ctouchlng, and engeglng wlln tho audience. Hta o' comblnaHon anogtntt, mockery. nii\HII IIVIQtry, and te•gned t>emuoement 11 1 atylt endemic to ,,, more openly dlunchantOd membtt't ot 111• British wort<"lng ctau. but LydOn develops II 'nto I QUul·ps)'ChOtlt. atwaya I LIQOtat l~g that m+l!tant o.gentracy It far au"r10r to any IJ)ptOICh nalvt Or C01T\Pik:ll enough to talt.e.l1atn ~•n nau •~tou1ly Wa nard ro unGe:ratano wny Lydon continue• to 00 .... u an CHacle, but" e M's a tmo11 endtar1ftg, •~ 1110 ~ 1110 IO< hll ~10..110 orelltsnn.u and lila dedication to "'f()lr'1Tt8t. reoartee No LntwvaJ bet.,een songa oaSMd w.tho4.;t c:.otnPIA~nta abOut thl opollighta, ocmonltton• ot IM •• oplttlng. lnii<UCIIonl to,. .,. II you dldn't IIIIa It, ••rc:asttc rtfeftnces to tM ..,,.. c'gareuu .. which 11 one po.m tt lne<l on Ute atege, and aeperenUy CO{"IC ltttmpta to Ott someone lo Jump trom the baleonr-•o•k)•ea up by Lydon'a ,-----1 Art Encounter l..td. Gallery, i located at 102 Elmwood A•e., Is l teatured, as well as serigraphs by specializing In limited Paul Keeler and etchings by . edttlon prints, as well as a select Gulllaume AZOulay. The gallery Is I poster ootlectlon. Curing the montll Ope<> Monday through S.turaay, l of No.ember, local artist Jim 11am until 6pm Call 882~222 tor J. Fraser's ... _...._ _ _ Information. _ _ _ _ _ _ _....... 1 watercolors will _be_ _lurther I I ~urrently I congtatvlattot'll Of'! ll'lt ! ~aon 001no too eons IIlla to <10 11 Tnta -~ ~ !WI~~Q11.fi!.BJ TONIGHT free Posters to Anyone Showing Sheriffs I.D. Card Quantity Limited ROCK MUSIC till II :30 DISCO 1 I : 30 till Closing SATURDAY l.uk D&nlels Halloween Costume Party Lo ts of free J.D. Prizes to be Raffled Costume Contest Movie : Halloween II Showtlme: 9 :00 Admission 50' free Popcorn During Movie woukt sometlmtt IPIII CWif tnto tr.e ~KJngA nau ot " ReHglon" ••• alrned at one oamcutar auolence member who te•mod to tn"'' lhll ChTlt:tlanlty waan 1 10 ~o l'llf all. LydOn Is undulr lnollntd 10 repeat any wlaecrack u,., o•t• a gOOd responat, and Cll'l mltJuOg• the kino of onthu•lum "' :~U::~·u~ ~~r :::,:~:~dwnen .OI'TIOOnt In tllo front rowa who he ""•.., tile lyrtc• of 'Death Olaco,.. However. l'le remain• the •ortmost expononl ot staged dlntfecllon. matclng a vecy phytiCII theater of the boundary between audlenee tnd PMformet, and reminding ua that you c-an Hade eHecUvoly tn anylhlng II you're tlmplylwo"' throe lima~ m<><e t&blcl than ln)'bOdY t fu Dfl tne ptan.t (druma) and l'ott Joneojbt la) OHmed 11 ttmaa alUQOiall. Filling In ror 1 playtr 1 1 dom inant as Wobble 11 dOublltll a th~t>kteu task. but Jo~• contented hlmsell wllh a rathlt p ate Imitation, reducing Atklna to a :almplo banging, l;ioklno In the verve an"d lluiGIIy ol his work on tho llrot album. Tt11 result was that the beat perfofmancea were •ongs originally conceived •s showeasutor lev•ne'a guitar cteacendoa end/or lydon•a vocala, which m1.nage ag uncanny aynltwtlll ol •ktPIIclam. explltulonl&m; and plain •houttrlf!"Thus the particular tuc:cott of "Bad Baby ... ''AIIac:kt' (wnooa 11rtc. lno auolonco Gld "'ow), "AnnallH," lncllho onl1 ~tal tOCII.If 1n tna Mt, Ut• Stgt'lllute luna ''Publle Image:· Thut altO tn. tvccess of the ttnCOte, ""Under tho HDvA... on Whtell ••orybocly but Lydon pla1'!d """"'-This aong ..uthoonty tte~tll.ntau.... ot the third album. The F-IO iliet'• O( Ito-matte.. but II ""d none ot l/le u.-rtalll «nPtY ap.ec.ea ot 1t'lt rtcOr'd, with LAvene imDUo""'ed lor tilt llfat time oil night anc1 Lydon dottverlno • suong enough prayer wen tql he might .,ell join CAptain BNfhor1 1n the tlttk' of Ihose ad<itMd by C:ttUc:a 10 ctlm do'IIM en.o become blues ahOVtlfS Tnete Wtft 1t u8f triOtMf11&- The 0011 ontno to , . u td about ''Cnantt lor exampte. Ia that 11 once led Tom Sri)'der to mla.read a tan letter and ask LydOn ancJ Levene " What ' ' tl\t cnemp?u Mo,. algntUcanlfy, the two new 60n.g a were eaaentlally unrematktble, both or •hem 6wgg01t1ng thot LydOn h .. beCOme content to altetc:h a aem.,. dtctnl vorae out In to en anthe eong. Opening the thew wu a ClanG oi ohU<t rhylhni and gull•• ounetuatlon which revolved 11ound the •)',Itt · where are you71Hallo. ,ello." The other new tong wes a ~oc11 b,.vu'a and Lydon had no rroble tea~lng tM aucllenc-e tytlcs Uk.e '"The open road/Thll machine 11 on the movotBumlng fOJ numbof on.... H~tvlt, lhla Ia ground rubberlt.ooklno out c:.overtd bettlt and tneft economtc.lty rn lhe llrat ••o lines A ,thil wovkS ov~m 1"6 of 11 PQ9tonta" Ott TM Alela/ Bo'l. lOCk c:onotoiton o·f rt~ IHon. OVI r&.rtlt do GtgerMrt tt tnto lh.t _ . . t a ...,.. arurC.ty about tt>el< CUIItnl oblllty ancl dltec11on. f'e<!lapo Lydon naa lllc>YQI\t aglln mv.atc of 1 ''SMt grOijp, bUt Ptl aouno .-..ulent '""'r p<tnclplt Ia a '"&Y bonallly Whlcllch<lract.,llaa tn011 octual rock r - niO<I Wllero tho trlumpl\ant trantleo or tho S.a Piotott wort lllgtly entlthllletl, • Uno aaclt.....,t 011t of MOlt ton, PU11JI Ilon, ltotllon. r -ton, Pll ~mota e>~P~o<at<><y, mote duflble, and mote c><oductt"" lt'ath.,alore lUll •• weU I~ nave L)'don tot 1 fror.t man whnout htm.lhoy would p<ob<lllly vonlsn Into the bltck nota of critical acltlm In cot~Unulng ot>acurlty. Till lllbtltllea ot Iholt 10oc.o<dlngs dO ,..,IV diaoppOar In co...-rt. but ao dota mo11 of tholr w..,,, mater111~ the bind ttueh. wery wla.. r to the atronger 60nOI from 1~ tlrat two •lbuma, In H\1 abaence ot Jah WOI>blt; 11\t grett rtductlont" btu ptayer, the mualc haa grav1tattd towards Ktl1h Ltvltla's very almple out ower poworlno gullor. The Brian Brain tnvttlm aeotlon ol Manln A t ~lnt ' •····' " fit ' •••• and II may ~ tf\•1 tfWt band~l h\'t '" lance on lhefr earUer maJertal ••nee he OCHJrld ICOin on VIrgin " - d t' Idea ol ptomotlng The Flo-• ol llomonu b'f llftlelllng tho alngle " Publl<: lm-· Tht oontttl betwten the mu.K lnd ""' ~ .,. . . played oulto 1 flnatr, ernlcable tie, wHh Lydon ratutno ¥Ioibi)' a nor a ltw aongs. and bec:omlng Jovlll anoug/1 to lllal<e hlnda with l/11 aUOienct. How...,, ho coulcln'l bllng hlmoali to dO tl\11 without a<IGing "Cheap, t•n't ur. end he couldn'' ..... the It age withOut th41 final teunt .. Now I'm ootno a.tk 10 'clvfllzatlon.'" tere hope thll When he reaches 1M1 rather tnc:ongrvou.1 deotl~atlon ho'll linG aome ot hi• tormer aongwrtllng - gy: lila berochttted and ollglllly pot,.llled ttnefltlon of the now·famlllar poature •Jrel<ly bear• • oompa,loo~ wlln 1M lator Et>l• 100 11ontbltto co~tornp tola. ... ' �open city To tho Editor: Jmplfnstld b)' II•• rtNit '~~~ ot She Stoops 10 Conquet in tltt Octo~>« f •uue ol Ptodlgal Sun I deddiHJ IO Ctlfbrlll my biNhdl'f by •U•mllng trte P'• Y•t the StudiO ArMe TlfNt., To my G1sm• r. ~ti~tfiHI lrl t(f/vtJtlatiM lftHI., q eneotmt~ • plu;~ ''"* Mem~J.Ks oil.~ T S E_ ,_,Hettttng Slip IMp}o~H$ l f l M'Jig«< Itt I 11001 atcputt ""'"' tltt _ MI/Ji gtm.nr ot S.A.T According lo union ,.pruentatllieJ.. .S.A. T ftlrfld out"'itown. non·UnkHJ worllfttl. 11 1 ""'' wlten numerous IOUI t~niort nttm~ ' '' untmployfld luttd.,-,tlnd 11111 IUCh mett.,_ •• /tOOt flllpVIII Ill 1101 ttOnnlle~ra o/ rn.etfl teVfeRIS OUIIOI ,,. 1>«11f1t of tho~• of yoiH rHd«~ wtJo. lfAe mrsetl. ,,. untb'-lo ctOU 1 pteAII /1/JI, &mla;l It Is I maff.,- Ol life •rnl C/Hth. ler- m.t_mbeta. are mtklng atCfillcu rhet you p;;tJ/Jsh lfJhs fnfO(If'ttiiM Thou lhHl.,"fi'OMS to •holrt JUC'If Issues ,,. unimportant r~r ltl fJOI N a/teetH, end t/t.O$ct ot u• wltO Cl'e •bout I he righ t& ol cmion mt.Mbflrs WI(/ be savfld 1 /UtJit.t Ulp dO'IIttJIOWt1, IIHJI lttl-m~ltUtf de..truc:lton o/ OUt ,,,.,.,,JnmHtt Slnc.r.ty, AMalbliollldwand t>lar-$ Un~versfty stUdent "cuta 1ft admtnlattal ive 111lf ana WsiHno artl111 and taenntclana have tmposed twrdane on eenJot membof1 ol u,. at 1ft 11ave 11ken vofuf'\t&ry pay cull ltlll r-af." Gill rtSPGnded fhtf they loll fo mention lf>tt tilt SftQt tiiiPfoyMo w«lr tHgtlts. wM-~~ . hOhdlyl ~-:e;.~~~r:·,~;.:,::-~.11 f(K •eekMGS. lht Slmt If not mott 'Of hftt;caya T he Thutreo tunf\efe 111 •naek on fATSE mem~ 'l wagee Clc:lcrtblng oholr loll u " rtloll•tlv Ul't~IUed support w01k ' laat yea, IATSE empfoyHo w wo In lho Odd poolfiOfl of recolVIng fwk:a • • much pay •• UMIIr lktfemtty hl,d wot~tng. and ogoln. nlgnfy """"' I'IOO·unlon co-worll(lf-.s Ont ptr'tOt'l on Ina oteiret line close•lbOO ono lOb •• "loadlnO all<! unloading uuelo.a, er&ctlng •t•o• scenea, chan.g)ng aeenea ottwoen acts.ana so on • In ai\Of,, '"' ~•••Y labor On nlohla, WM!ktn<J& ana IIOifdt yl. l'tlo ~lnd of - k (JOftt'l not lor ruv1•w•. applauH. ot ortiellc crowth o• tulllllment, but WOtlt done aoto1y to eam a ll'ilng. So membe<s ol tho loc:af wotklng one picker 011 M ain Stroot "'"h tn lhe ptouc lhNter Ourttlcl, Studio Alene hhed aca.ba In onlef lo OOfiate lhts MilCH) From tnlr. v'""' 14TSE must snoulder eome of tnt <tsponolbillly tor oNto Cal)pltt nU n.cenlty bec•use efter talks bfo~a do..., on Sel>tOIIIbef \11" the Ynkm po~poned meetU')Q ~''" 1 State mtdl"o" (..,eft I hOugh •••~ hoo aor- to thi s ly,. of MOOIIttfonl ooon Ocrobe< •a When asked about tnt lOA of • monlh's negolfallon time, Gill . .,d • The tnternallonal did 1N.1, 11"& oot oll\et thing.s to ~too"' Ira 1 femrllar story. Hbw cen a r•••tiVoly small union like IATSE 1\01 Ot._l In when latoe powertuJ ~~,;ntons tli(e 1hl United Auto Wor t~ ers acetepl company Clemands to• vonceaskn!t ...... olf€1tl"g as. uc:tiHce to 1t1e ttler ol 1,e god ol economic rtcOtt8fy hard-oarnad, tougflt lor wage& af\d benefits? Oomprorntse and COI\t.Uiona will have to be Mldt for ttle lcno-tOrm turviYII ot bOth lA TSE and Studio A run• Legal action over Who T -shirt stnzure Sel~&r DIWirl Unions and a Theater District strike _ _ _ _..,y Bob Schooley "".on' .,, lhe onty reat lf\01~10u&J wor~t\. Cf\II'ICI of forcing naons are uno.~ '''' Duuno tl'ua c>ertoa ot economlot UltiJf'O..,Ift- U fOf cot,.tu• tt most eertatnly rsn t say tne ··e ~ perts.. - utUO!'tl .,, 111 eQ) 11fQI1 C.l•eo COIJUpl, ODsOkiCe and COUtttet-ptOdUCUv-e. unions are a~renlly C.C.om!ng sca~atu for '"• rec:ettiOn Many people Deilettt, contoiOUIIY ot sobc:Mselooalt. lh&l unloni ere 1 pr•m• cause ot our WOlf Prlo1ta manageme,nt 10 co~ly wtth ,.,• .,. revu1allons ,0, • ttura ttason. Reeoen. Ute untOn aod '"'• .,4 .. Feci1111J gowe,,m..,t c'o~ Cl 'bel~e ·stotot' R•onts · lot•• 09e•au.. Dh'tit 1\tft) would ltiOflth ell .,..'*. ••' oty unton.• Htgutat~e t~ m•~ule rec:enlly W"Mte •·And the Slrugole wtlf begll'\ agaJn wf\ln the 1h0p" ano comp ._t~t contrQI tnA emptoveea all In ttle name or posMemlnlsl oenet•ti.On •• blocked •s tt'le otc:Ser women once attacks on \.tnk).n& are •• •~ 10 hno and -.h:· and MYtn· •nv opfnlon on Any aubjec:t can De round on il lype.wrltten p1ge 5omewhete.. The a.cary thing Is 1n11 many average ~t~oe and Jane• can be ICX~nd uttering anti-union 1>411eft. • A frlemfs Iatner 1 colltgv gradUGII and port• aalesperton mallllng S3000 p., w eetl" t&IUng obt-cls made by t1borere In one factory 10 othltr companfee whOM worker• COt'l'lbh'l 1M Ptrt• Into Ull:t UXiiY' I IWtatshopt wh~e Illegal" Mexl<:l l'll In the US IJbor under the )'oke of ul'lreahaln80 employer& And on • bu& tu1 week a bar employt~e. uneducaled and (mC>f'o llnportantly) alow·wllted, lotd mo thai he wouldn't mind croa!lllng e o>o~ot lint to wor11 - ht'd got the tame wagtt u un~ workera anyway fhla tort oJ ~.on l.t e:ommonlf' to at • .. ,tab,' tnJQyll'lO tnft tru1ta ol ot"erl at noisy fi!C1e><y. ho'l nor toalng hfa neartnf' Ot n.-vtng IM ald.n on "'' nanos eaten away by cM.m4cals '" olanta Chat ate aa sate a.s they ate only beause of ~>nlon atrongln and P<Otocllon. Who tho foe:~ 11 no to "''"""'" ,_, l n d - llliWnO .lOO Of i(jQ d011aB ............ "" dOing btafn.,vm!ljng auotnbly - o r baciH><ooldng l&bof'l AI a fanc!Koplng oulfh, I recently wo4ed 11. al'Of'*' .,an~11 1 anth.tnkln oor-.on tfftct to •• p.J,aJn 10 me !\Ow It he okin1 lfq IN. GON)Jik)n• ar 1 penN:u1ar company Ot bustneet, n. coukt -ahways lWOI'Iil. acme~..-. At. . Att ,.,....,log onoogno, . ._ l onr 1n • nat~ with o~tfH' 10 percent unemph))m.,". It unions ware abolished onla fellow bel..._• tnat gtweommen t safety regulallonl wou~ ..contlnueti to protect wotl<ero. Which fa rldlc:uloua For 01"'16 renon rtte regul aUona came Into uJatence not tMtcauu of the government or company manaoement bVt bKiu•• o l uniona: fCH' • ~ reaaon, RH~es tllowlr.g fiCtOfY o.--nlfl tO ·•run 1hll' o ..... n •net telatlvely unlmponaru, tnar rs haro tob. granted, Du·1 ne"t c:le•n ana rich ('lltt\ett'lef M MUevu he't only mktd.. claH or not) He ooens•t Mwe to ~ ln eome tllthy now. ¥rrten they m•ot~t iPP«ta• to b u&eteu al"d ttcane. t$ • major ml.5take_ •• eotumn1a:1 R•ctlaLJ:I ~• btoll:et~. freedom Jual llkt '"• oooa ot'oaya of child labor, allitetn-houf dav• flnl1heo product a. f60el'llty' trtecs 10 n.plaJn to me now l.not'CifO don'4 ~$81'\6 to meh ten Ot tlfl~ dollara an notJr HoW. aalea 11 1 De;nga. tne &Dtluv ot lt'le peopce 10 ~t•nd uD to moNed folk whnout laat 1>1 tnlllnlelaflon; jOb MCLKIIY penttons #or tM 010 and the w'<ktweo IJtd w fOftrt ate benehtl l"d flghlt row freou..,tty lllrlett for granted Desetttno ltle unions o•v weeks Or '*'''"ed thttt e~penea Ao~JlnQ agatn&t ll\t mor•anct mot"l treouentty heard anll·un'on oplnlono oxptoti8CI by thoH 1n•oo peoQ.. does not. Of COUfH, Imply that unk)n' ate flawleaa Aa Wltn &ny OfQI.nllaJton Utat oontroll groat &mOIInll Of """'"T• gr """ oet tno beltOf of oome ooop1e VtiiO\Is r.....,.. ,._. ond , ... Soc:tOIOI'f of ....- hlmsotf, Reagan o.,_ntH AI~ J . ~. ~• ._. - . , lmj)llcatOCI In en'"~"•' .ctNfty to then a.ay "'' ' au un~a .,, COtr~t flotf> roo 10 oonom Ia rlcllc~>rcw.. not lO mentton \,lnCII.,.h a~ fn tl\l Ho<wr..-eor, """' ¥14" Ul'k>fta can ce IM>born p<KOMOQ u. .loU WUitfUI t\.1111 and ptOtKUng 1ncom~tent emptoyMa from deaerv.ct pink atlps. Again, lttou;h. thla dou n't PfO¥e thet vn4ont setve no uNfut puroon The many good •nd ne<:eSHry things thtl untono n ovo otruiKfled lor oiMolhtlr 011011 violent (tnd oufla..tcO beginnings ht•o alfoctecl 111 of u s In one or anoonw . snonw -~ "'""- •~><~ lnc,. .aed ' ' " ttme to be v.ct In a.ny m enner tne periOt\ wl •tt• • : nlgnor ollndlfdt ol ll¥1ng; bttter 1reatment of o\ir tallOW tlum•n "'•r wete . the ho,htlnQ wut begin •o•ln Tnfo ~sl·,~mlnl5ts wiU then bec:ame lt!mlnllhi ·• Substitute union lor '""'lnllt and people for women al'!d lh.8 ~ory •s foretold Ever wonder wno a.ella 1hOOft T·shlrta at rock conean•? Thelegat answer 11 ·•otflclal.'" authOrtztd vender I only, u two _ , . form Loc:-oort rec:ontfy 8rocl!.um 11\ternanonat me.. tnt Nttw Vort.. C1ty agent lot tht safe ot Wf\o r sh•rts 1nd otf')&r WhO pata~nalla - •nd wno as•eo fOf the COUrt Otd4KI - II bllnQ ailed by one Loc,_t oarr for •urnea. $300,000 They ollooe lhot onoy On 11>0 """"'"VOl tho WIIO•t Rtc:h StfiUiurn meoa-ttucll concttt. tne two n.o ttrlvflod wn" nootil ot setting 11\41 IOPfO•Iml t.. \' n'ntb T sn1ne trw, naa bought ana tnttt •~rklcteaneo ¥!i1th th.., own t"t MiZ:Ufl otGI1 lhd lhet (f*O, abOut '"" ot tM shins M4z:ed watt embluoned Wtlh Who C)eJigns AU tne ahlns .,.,. MillO by tilt O.e~tfd Par~ Pollet too they ••"' hOme empty tlanded bee~11w ot tl'leH etleoeo ttfolltiOf\ ot 2 F.Oeret COUf1 OtCSe.'a. ittued '~' 8uflakl. PfOhlbit•ng Nle ot ·onoU!Ciat' Who lhUtl within 2 I l j L 1hCWsana ree1 or Rith 1no permullng seizure ot ttle 61MI Wi~h~~ tnat area of Nor qui,. - ""'Y, were (<me, OUitJde '"• tcoN of oo' dt!s,gn• MOnday. NOOr.mbet \It 11:'00 1 tn In Fedetal Covrt. U Court SltMt. Btoelcum lt'lfMn•t'onaf and lhetr New J~sey t•W)e' Will return to BuHaiO 11 the reca~.M&t ol Judge EWn'• ahowleauH Ofde• and wiU l~prern wl'tr tt!l~ bei~Vt fht~ shOufa "ot be penallteo tor anr m1au.se o• mt•appUcauon ot rna restrAining arc:tn' T~ f"'elftno 1.s opert to tl'le public M e-mber$ of 1he lnte.mallonal AIUaoc;e ot T.h&IHICal SIBGO ~ptoyee11. CIA TSE) na ...e been on ilrlki ror s1v weeka, anemptln(ltO wafd ott Stua•o Arena Theatre'.s n~w eonaraet proposal ot IRc:teeaed work houtl tor I he ume amount of money. Mettnwnue, I he Theatre haa hired out~f ..tate .$C&bt to replace tha strtk.ers Nogououon• 001wean fATSE Loc:af No> tO •hfc:!l hu 33 t'OM\oets tn this area. and Western Net¥ Yorft,~ most popuJat lheatre 11r0• e clowq Se{llembtr 171h CMif tht money taue. The Okl c:ontract '01"* rM: uniorl•s two St\tdio ~ re(l l ,.,bt<s a ...,_. Oft a pay of SA80 f * mu nnom ol S2 hoU~ HALLOWEEN WEEKEN Friday: Costume Flash Party dress flashy, bring your own flashlights. Must be block &. white 8t sexy. Lights out at 9:30P.M. Saturday: Beggars Night Ball Our fa mous champagne boll costume contests, surprises and drink speclols. wane. ._.. ,, OM*\1 nu. oft~ ed tM ume tt.u ~Y bot 11 now uktno lot\)' hours woric tn •~ctt•noe Sunday: Costume Contest Bustnoh ogont tnnny Gill, WIIO repreunts the antern.aUonaf ttt conttact telh with the Theatet, told me "'Thet•a tM main Iss-ue; out people w.ere belno paid by performance rate and now lttty 1/nanogomont) ...nt oo change Ihot lo stratvnt hourly time." In a statement on tha strike Sli.ldlo Arena ctalm1 to hawe .. incuned opttfatlng kJut' for 3 of tho last ~ oeooon ..•• In tnlt land of opportunity Whete ec:onomlc' eoovery Ia chf'onicall)' tust·atound· th.comer ttle l argest the.lter tn Bolfalo'o " \oory oxfsteoco" Ia In )ooperdy. Managomono orguoo tf>ol aft tlnO~Y-:1\QI' iV'ltATS~· '•' 1st prlz&...Umo service for one night compliments of Mulligan's. 550.00 bar tab, free champagne. See local sports celebrities. Horse &. bUggy rides. Come celebrate Halloween with Mulligan's. tot All Weekend: Champagne Drink ~eclala 75• Cider&. Vodka on outdoor e '. donee contests, pftzes, trophies, costume contests nltely with prizes golorel �stages fhe ABC s oi power ludglnQ """',... acllono• ..,_,, to be mentally unOa'-'-" O• P<l!haps ane Is lust a g101uquo mockery ot the lotaHrattantsm In the edocaHonat syolem ... the wom•n In Qutsl,on Ia the sole eh&llcter or 811zlllen playwllghl Robe•to Atnaydo'o two act ptay entitled, Miss Mllgatlda ·, Way Currently ttJnnlf\0 at lhtl 8ullolo Enlfllaln~Nnl TIIIOtol tn~t,ent und.ef the lmpro.ssh•e d,teeiiOn or Gort f'""''·'' r, Jlmoly •• U'11(W1"-naltly QUitO rt~ti"CJ or~~- a mt'ft ten ot us wtfe or~t 10 the ·•c:tauroom ... This lack ol aue.ndanoe ts a m~atery 10 me. and 11 t'IO doubt ctls.heanentno to thou conn nee teo with tne. BET. Pity tho.., who opt to 101190 tnll POr1rl)'ll of a petsonage wtto IS almunaneously rovofi.Lno and P.tlnetie u,. her delUsions ot gfatKIOur, end lnlrjOJicaJiy HIQIC: '" "'' ouest to destroy Ihoe Jnnoctnca ot net PLip•'$- • ..,,,11.., '" rn.e pt...,, 1gn ana tnrendonall'f eontrovenlalln MIUft, was truually cann-ed *" AtNyda' nauve Stant Athlyot f'laJ been quoted •• sa~lng thli ne oM rote ihe pt•r out of 1 tncln1tton w•r 'T,, ~Witt\ the people ct •~• control o~tr othtrl 11111 l!lti8 of by Deirdre Martin obtalence Submission b ttte •ay to ctynamtct within her eln.sroorn II 11 ¥1HY 1moor11nt to MISS l'tt """'" TMy are tr.a•e MJ'0'"oa that ner pupJis behJYQ WPI:J!Obet '" tr'lt P'CXH!1' manner In th•s .the St;t urt. ~· •• Ma'o•·rCia an t •O'*I 11 AO d!Ht,.nl "''" ' " ' ot"''' G'aa• tll"ftotr <~~~f\0 OEMANOS tt'I S: Ir~,;ctat Su! Mt$5 fAarQ6fiCSa aenrv1ng vr,es_wno COf"'trollaubml&-51on a"d dontln1nce IS recurrent throughout the enHrety ol the production. The lmpucauon ot megiitomenla bt n 10 • small degree Of to '" e\t,tm• Ale aa:tutetr con<tf.Yod ln()toe(J M111 Ma.roanaa claims...You mt.itt LEATHER FACTORY $ 00 Value to $59 LADIES'SKI JACKETS, COURDUROY'S VELVETEEN BLAZERS $19 LADIES' PILE LINED SUEDE JACKETS $19 $19 RABBIT JACKETS BLACK LEATHER VEST $39 $59 LADIES LONG LEATHERS Values to$250. LADIES SMOOTH LEATHER BLAZERS Valued to $125. MEN'S DOWNS lottow bUn(U)' Th11'6 whll M\a.S Marga.rlda ,, 101 To Uluwunalt lo propl!e To moiG o1c.h one ol you You ean la~e an~ form •n lhe ~ands of MJu Maroarldl •• A nd as a rnetnbfH of lht auCfltnee, you assume 111• fOfm of ePiaos-btll 61Udenlt 11"1 ~.. CIISI (as I• ~ually tho cuo 1n """'~' ar1 c.O\IJ&d Into allet~ce and un1ma1et)' t he atao orawalarQ91y upon tnt! fndMctual's POWOI ol teeoHt!Ctlon WitChing lrtO ustenlng to Mtu Mlflllrlda r WAy tntently. you are remlndad o• evtry •'"""lid br '"' vorbaJ banage of )"OV' te~ Tnt playing t-Qace ot the 8El Is reptele wtth an au too fa.rnlll11 ore+n blac~bOIJ", elock. and • stou1 woode11 "ea'k upon v.ol'llch ros11, am()(IQ other thlnga, • well t~umbed copy ol The Joy of Sox H1'mm"" Tnl• $Choolmarm 1eache5 1 broad range ot subject.5- ftom geography. whfl.-n she draws a '*''' on lht bOard and calls It "11'Ht Gapot o' Good H..,.... -to nlstO<y. wllO. . great pnnctpte &he !~JCinttly IYrT\mlttl'H U belfl9 \hi no110n that •tEvl!fyOOCiy want• to oomJnate everyone tiM ' University Plaza (Located in the rear of the Old Grants Store) Monday Thru Saturday 10 • 6 pia~ oroctamallon or academic encouregement offered to .sludonts. which In retrospect are ,ecoonllad aa being Inane, ld ~ot~ falsU1es Sho prattles on encslusl~ tbout the lmpotlanet of ,.good .. Qfl.des. conformity obe~aanee, •no 11'111 burning C)eslre wt lhotJkl til have. •"en 11 the ltndet age- of "twel..,o. to obta1n ttte uhtmate i:tep-plng .stone •o mobility •.nd 5\Jceass-a cotfe9t CS:tgree Mar-. tl'le 1\yster,cal LOll with W'hk:h Mls.s Margatida seell.e to reinforce these nouons, then rornlnltct about your ttwn scr,ool 6JfPOfftnCIII. U will no 00\101 Strll(e I Ct'IOr(1 t0"\IWhiH8 BET's prochiCtlon works well lor a ~ltlety ot reasons, tofln!Oit 1mong them Naomt Nllmai'\IS' por1raya1 ol Min Matgtttua A ~lslon of mlddle ag«< consarutlsm tn her tntrt t•cl(el The .;:aretully constructttd Ill& am3 aangtlng ClnKllfl"-· Ntlman11 and Star1s ol M/11 Nltgltkll s bhngt an eulhenUctty 10 tne role Wav aU ,._.d U'P to I tom•..-hal tttal ,. chilling Hlf ~c.nan\ tOt d lsqu•ellng dill\aJ.. the O.pre&lltiQ a1rec1 1y1 c:oouct wUh ttwl nat !.ire 01 wtll not bl: tvJiy ~•v•du:a.tt compttslno '"" 01Ylllged 1\efe M16Mtt ti~H U5 a!Jd•e.noelclassroom all tn.t mo-e 11111. as 11\e uyl119 goo& enhances tM dtuylng, man~e Eventu811¥, 50 dOo-t ICI.,.,eoc• co depfeu•..-e mood ot tn• p11~ Ttter• atrtCI COdeS Ol behAviOr AlhJiyde •• no auestiOfl of ~~AIIlng Is not ao &ure m•t .,owtt 11 a S\lspensloo of di&Dtliftf posltiYe tnln_g-lrt you'P tu~re- NtJimen•s. look& " ~01.1 •nd Miss Morgortdf'f Woy. ti>Ould It 15 lmpoulbKt OOI 10 fhJQftt tunds alloW~~, Will be tunn~ng 11 the &mlrk OJ preleno 10 De owery Buffalo Entet1111lmtnt lhoator. 1nteres18d 1n yout &hOlt tocated at 2.8A Me)n Street . until Ncwmebe• >3. Call ass 222~ •o• 11 ' ' ttut Ideology whJch maKes I hiS l'li'tO 00\V p~oducuon a fl.irther InformatiOn wilt'" Shepard's divided self S am SheparcJ's 1&80 work Ttue We&r Js up nut on t~• Studio Ar$111 are grounded In ooclal O.ltipertenee. ana ta~en to llltlr logical et tensto.ns (Jrv. Wut·, putaUII Of succus. qtJestlon ot failure) can feay• an auctlehel Pt«<h Pfodi.KtiOn of the uuon unhinged. Ahnough >-0" -.on, get in wHPtOul Studto Arena I Two )eare. • !ght buc-$ 10 )'OUr l'&ml. &kfp presentatlon of sn.p.atd 1s Curs• of new.t three HoUytt.ooo fungwtltlmt !he SroN/ng Cltu hoO tho Bullato 1nd catch this pJay. ShtPVd bOurgeoisie lndJg.nent tn tr.elr shoutd not be mined Ull'' Ho-w d a rt a f)IIYWtighl l"t ''1rue west" tpoken of 11 sulke us with vloler\Ce, nudity, Soul nom California tagai"J, 1nd ptolanlty, and dlatulblng tne bf'otnois Au~tln .tnd lee tiiO paychologlc:at ~islon '"one sitting I trying to put up with each OIPI&r'~ The tPieatre's Director o f Publicity 'omp•ny While lncuulno as little Blossom Cohan 1n11111, how~~ PIY'hOIOQil;ll d~miQfl IS POASibl. tnaltho maj<>tlly olthel• AultH"', a haclr ~writer on tne subSettbtMS.. ''the mtdcUe-ol·tne Dttnio. or rus llr$1 ~ tHult.. 1'!11 road.'' "'allluenl.. ttwtl tar.golng been aP-ed by hl-1 tr•'4'1111ng I><JbiiC, no. . nothing to lear -we mother to watct'l Ower'* ~U'H hl¥8 to oroaram our HalOn lM the vaoabettWI •• gtv~ng hll bfOI.d segment of the commuf'•tY younver bfotn&~ tnt 1nch1ttuous Col>on $tltOCI Clop, ciao '""" to one w1tn tfle ·<wtttuout.. oroleaaton •rHsHo d1reclor Davtd franll wPIO ouaac.he3 oy e-halle~tno Ald'Hn's dto~Oed to pull off tne ••sa " art .. wllh 1 sedpt ot •oflenstv-e.. True W•tt anywe, Tile aynamtc1 l>tiWe&rt lt1e two A t'ld P'O'IIIded H"fl are rtO tctelefate. Snepard'a Auatln It tu;1ne:t at~ags Caelor BQtllaon coottt ftlional. evert amug, Carroll has stepped out on olterlng Hre<J, glib rOPOh.. t to nla AtCOI.U'It of lllntts lt'ld Keith 1 bfolher s biUet s.aruam. JocPIIm nas steopeo In 10 the role caaual oelllgerence In mockii\Q nt Lee). True w.,r wiU o'*' hve IMI, tate ('MaytM we're tOO days late on _ . , . , 2 Stt>d10 ""•••hoenr nl.lh?, 11 at conll&ht A1ona • U<JIIIu In a~lpplng tno wat with a oa~ate fJttl bl+g weeklnCf ot Pftllotmances Theatres marquH In to be thetr most ~It IOo~.J aa'#tnt"'ou.s t"• aoo. ,Of • "''own l."'' - ,...,.. t1ten1, • hl$ abtllty to 'speaK ffom expewtnce•• may have p.-o.,M:toct n•m wl1h a ..•eolllmate" aklll aller all But In lhll raee tot ~aucc-eu;· lhe p1tU111 have a wa~ Carol's Apparel p•oceu. Mta.r Margartda •erbatizes, I~ otata~I.IOIIIng 101ms, an undOflVIng tonol o! Oduallon '"all& known but rattly vocallleQ-''VoU' wero lorced In and now you m•y not o•t out " Svch a realluHon coulo potentially Induce dttPG!r Of an eiQt\lh graott In M ill M"'tgarkU's CIIIS! SUOMC)uenHy, )'OU 111 te-rrHiec, terrotWtd. bUitied "Otlt ..d e!'T\bartasse amus.eo tf\lf'tk:UJilltnfiS U\ lighting restonatkH\': '"• etcs6r bfotMr • Values to S89.00 1•1Ctoatthg, ttlUno at• ttm+tnt abOut tne .,lilt OCIUC<tllonol of IMIGOM111Q 1111 pllllul Tho polafily between the chataotert. between the unlnY4tnlect and •nVM~tttd Mtves. ehar.ges hand a In cJ•-Iper-ate oersonahty ttY'trHfS-in IAkJflg on one ln<Hhet's GHnen~t. tl'wty hl,_e actu.al1y become one &oetl JC)flt in h•o Wnesh..- ~t SMoaro'& Pthntty molit I• ••fM tHttfiYII Of Of tne ,\mertcan Ofot m '" 11 bttl ~11 lo fhe eonsum.r WlthoU1 1 dOubt, tnotJoh. Ns wotks or hyveNull•rn !1>19 s goodoye) 1\ea gtv011 tno ptayets some muth-<ftoMdtd time to adJIISI. Mo\1119 het Studio A•en• OIIOCtlng debut I& ICJitftl'(n Long, realo.rtl dramaluro- end actre-ss Lono has the benetll ol two yetf& as the theatre't 11-IOtlltt tUrector, Including a ulttl nCt wltll Cur5e ol tht S tarving Cltn. ftte cast Is rounO&a oYl by James M axwell aa Austin, T1tnolhy u .,...a 11 lhe CIIAVI11e mov•t OfOCIU'Cif SaU:' Kimmer. eM Htlet'l t-111r_.aon •• tnegood ol' .,..,.,. u you tee1 thtt tne tMata. ta !'Mfe en1ena1nrntnt bltdltd •UP\ few -.:tJno«~g tru1PI&, cauy rov' .. ,ns:tlncls" and youf · ~tauonalny " dOwn to the Stuok) A1ena Sam StlePUd PGUIIIodlne on th• 0'*' wouod �words In search of the Dark Prince, a new biography y Mlc:h ..t F. Hopkins I'd r•tllfr hall• £offt•body "''•• '"' out ,,., lgnottJ m• • - MIIof0a¥1!t M lltl 01YIA hAS bOOn on to, a.nd ht aurely fl&llles the a i11SIH: IC>ngovlly ol Ihe Snorter oo"ltlbullon. But. by lha lima Carr makas hll mla-e.a lagorlzlng ol crme Gleaton and &rtls-t t<larweln (both of whOm, not colncld&l'1tllly, ;~~~~~~~~ ~~~~:, ~~8~~(;~~~ 8rt W Jac(ot), Cl" II IPII1t'1eadlng ttle 20th Cent"'Y Mus•c r.cene lor 1lmoat 40 ytell'l, ouUivl~ his ep~ mento rs the retdtH' 1n10 the grand muslcaJ Cname Parke, and TMkH'11ous Monll.. ovtlh lng moat ol his PHIS In Ina &.Sop geMra llon (BuG th• man c:rlt~.al categorizing of 8 1tehu Bttw 11 the 8tg Daddy of "' Jau Aoc.k Fu&Jon" ot. mote aPi»>C)t1ately the Jazz rooked SUraty the reaott nas hlid ~h ot that mt1n0mer by now But Can ma,tt tt WOf'16, ne tee~ llow Yi>ce<&lly Alll<an 6 Blu. . fOO\ecl MUet' tnVIiC h i S grown by t970. yet n. 11m rettra to 11 •• • rock ~ move' Fvrtf'et. he ma'ces tnt 011111\tly unfounded statamonl(pp 1t • ) lhallna While audlef'ce& wM k»"e.d I'IIS 50s 11\d 60s Mue'c were probabl~ tApos-ed to the FrMch lmprolllor,.sta ar'!d Spanish Influences ol nls muslo (note, too, now C'arr oonunuou&~v '$lpatatta EUtOPtll\ lngted!enls from the Third WOflc;t recipe tor a Ono World pollon), while "The ghttto blad.a, ot cou11e. dld not have lhll conditioning, lheretcue Miles' •~ti ler music had larg~ y - a - lham" Old 11> Call II P..~lf'C:J el . fltlat. or pll~n dumb ,..hat ~f ~f " • ' commuted "•'• I' an Kl or hiiiOOCI I t lb011Q4 -.h~h Ia de!paor.btt , on tnt one nand. s1~1~ inle«fng that M ttes' mote sHalgnt-out Jau was EuropU.n ln t>as•e. ana, on tt\1 othet nand lnt..-rlng tn11 Rock 11 moce Aftlt•n To ny nothing ot mttcelc;UIIIIOI\ PcoN&U. Fall Newauo. Cf1ar'-~ M II'\QtJS). ano most ot IM nwmoeu of rda mucft..,acc.tt lmed QfOups of I he 501 tote nu ...,. rut inUutn('t a5 a Ja.u ~Uti Den-IO. ~ only the vati.O atMI ot Alro.Am.,r.ean M1.1s~. bU1 n a a '""" 11~60 to see lht! Ume *Mn ttte • 1'\CNt of Wostetn CuiiUf'l <WOU'd acknowloOQe n11 wonh at 1 o•obal tf11SUc. power And, deapltl the many causUc: Slatemenu that he has directed towarda tome or lhtt uncttsouted mathut of thll Mu1lc thom Eric OOiphy and Cacti f aylo1 Ia '"<hie Shepp). nl&lory has snown Milot to m\Jslctlly relltct HH~ enaogtno tlm.a The tast decaae. lhfOvQt'l. ha.t Dten one In wrucn manw peoole have w orul~e<J """'ethet the Oa11t P"'~c• conunu85 to 1et1ec-1 and CWOJ4tCI lht limes Of wt\etl\e-of I'll mttlly mo"•' wlltr tr>em 11 •t ,.,.., wfllllt'fet tne &n!hll't!f •I 10 U!:i& QUMhOn lhll 1ne ~*')' cueaence OJ ... . tes D•v•• on IM Ameucan tnltrtiH'Imt nl sc.ne "'HI to De •n \lnlgnorabte 01esence that w 1t• command our UI'101Yioed auenflon until I suspect, Mlltl f\lmlefl wt&nes cont1nt~e the blatant Olh8fWiltl I on C1n. •ctlltm&d IIICStH Ol the Buusn o•nd Nucleus and • wiOety reno ~ ntd twtuate analwat, has wrlllen h li Dl~raph~ o' tne legendary trumpe1tt Simply tfllll l ~ AAJ/tf 0.'11$ (William Morrow •no Comp•n'f, 310 pgs St4 85t. 11 ' ' suttiO 11Ua<;1&0me po..-;tftul anent~ rrom ti'Ose wf'IO Gest»IS:t lne .,.,_, bOtl'l te'il(l '"a 1!'\thJenc:H ._. ,,,, 1'111 •te•dea over c.ontempot..,.., M USIC Sorneof the 1ecuons o• 1h1 ~ are brUhant asoec~aJt y wt'len Can tetles 1he c.ru•c~ to tas.. fOt tht•r contlnved la.tute to ,e11vre M1lt1 by his o ~~wn atal'd1rd1 aJ • S.lc:" A.-1,•1 M any of Can't CS.ttfiPHOf\1 Ol concert• •~d •ecorcuno te111ona. accompli ttl tht cttellenglng tu-k of doing ttle mutlc full Jut lice. wn~l"' Is a tormldiOie ttKJugtl tasll. In lls.etl. A.nd tnt eomp•etlet'ltlvt, oatn•'•~•no accumulatlae o t DaviS' life ttlttory, from varl~ sources 0\ltr tnt ~tiff, represent an e • hluJHIIt amoYnt ot teo work on tl'le author' a pen Carr took& 11 audie-nces- ~lth all I he racrlcelly dtwerse aultude•-togelhtf In such a manner (and, ota10ta, wn~ Is n always lrtose wno Wll\t to hear Jazz artla1s petfotm their Mat who are l)arpetually called !Jnoba? Wtty aten t the radiO station I who broadcast t.~noer t~ benrter of · ~11 Mvslc'' callea &nobt tor or~ty playfno wa1ered..oo,..n roc!(. bOgus fun k inG Ol'*' CMap COC"'tlll tunes ~tit •~cJud•ng Juz''' C+n I 06t A W•IMU on tJ\at pi.Ut ., For aJI ot hiS alleged atttmQit to t>e obleeh"-. It t. t•t<Mnt en.at Catt'.s Kte• ol ~u.,ty 11 Ihit ol the outsldef. the -tllndAfd Wttt ..n l'dflals of con.,.ytng the eornohonaUy aes1het1<: oy oatno totally c1etachect, vlnually unlr'IYOIY&d, It doean't work, u usual. and cna eHort-deaplte na e.cl'laustlve display of reseercf'l-sways batwMn the lnnotetttl)' mlsguldod. the purposely lndiUtfll"l. and lhe dotOfTT!Inedly '"tldlou• AI one po•nt carr actually lhinU to thtll th" Archie Shepp's atyllsHc Ia moft lheatttcal than musical n rtut mtastng •ne lmpon Shepp placet on the wnote ot both) and, wott e, con pg, 151·2) lf'Ht authOr lnfets tnat lheldo"lllyl"g by Snopp and others of wha' 'tie-; Pllyld u 8/ad Music wu t1rongly racist U Mr. Can bdlle'ie.t th1-t, rte 1-S dangeroolly nalvt.. I tt~•lfenge tn. &U1hot 10 pro~i404t an e.t• mpte of Shepp and h is oeers t~;eepinQ Wtu1o.s from pl•y1.--g 'he luU 'U1Qe of 1N.tr l lPfiSS~ to t htt e.aten1 that many Wrhtes &filii f)' lo lr..etP 81a<:k pf091e lrom fully brlngtf19 lhttit ~rt lsUc tiX"pre~SIOn to bel• itt trytng to Cilptutt Miles• I"''Wecl OISII'e lot the Ju.: avanl-garde {Strange dlstlke constOetii\Q thel nls moel valued student, John Coltrane. stOOd at the netm ot tne tnrust>. Carr O'iOtrldes the tllttorlcaf content with hla own obvious Olstoste. Such unfounded dlata!le c1n oe foui'ICS !n o ti'er parts of the bOok as well Carr fe-els tt'le gHtao Jan ~liP~ Otaaso" Ia be lillie onalttl more than • Qfo~,apie, while calling LeonttO F"tMt-pertta.ps tho chief crlllc rllpon&lble rot aU I he hirldslghtodneu In Jan crltiCIIm-" more probing" In n•a anafyses The •uthor's desc.rtption Of trw. Bltch•s Bttw cover an 1000 ollntellralioni iJ unspeJka~ly ~ut. '4rtlilf hiS Clltsltylng ot the Abdut MIU Klat « eln CoYer a& Ptvc.~11c ~ UIG • .,.anuctiOttary t•• *-' abautO Ont m~Jst t.mdetstaNJ. hOw evet. ~nat It trantpirtng The llrst Mltel OIOQrapny t.r But Cote was lltUe more 1nan '" ovorreteo diJWOO'apny whlcn totaJiy dl.-mltMO wav"• ShOr1er •~ , mere &kttsman and .-lrtuaJty Ignored I tie .vhole E..S P potloa as tnconaequenllel Now, Mr Carr's book It A 1tep up lrbm tlf•r; t't6 recognlua the ~mport ance of the ESP, years, yeata which mos1 mutltllnt are stm lrytng to live up ttte mi.J'\ and the mythot thll l'taw. spawnecs not only the maMet trumpet@• 1 panttfltlr\0 1~rlc11m, but IN m'f1h0t that MHes-101 btltet 04' • OtM-t\lt bfOUOI\1 10 Jaz:z There it mucn '" INs bootc to recomme-no t"- au t nt ton o f 11mo11 any petton ll'tl.,.tsttld tn 11'141 I Ub,Kl Vtt ._.hit W'lll command the ~~~~~~: ~t!.'~'nra~~~,·,-hiS to, trlpp4ng Olllr htlo OVl'n orerequlsltu One 11n't too fat lnro thl ()c)Ok CMIIOtl ttlt IUthOt IIIII Into the lamtller traps tnat most West erh critics hl¥1 !allen Into whtf'l anaty11no Mitt s by placia Westetn atandtrdl. now, for lnetance, ht tMml to fH1 that Milt Jackson II tM ~ty 'ilf1uoto tolo4at on a lOS. Naalon wiH'I Milts lfrtlMonlcl Wh•cr. atandard of vfrtuosity dOU CaH apeak ol and undlf whit c~rcuma ~aneea? TMs 1\ii"'CC ot • • • • cum.s up freq....,lly '" 1.,. IW For lntte.ne... on pg 131 carr cred111 a ,..I!C Cfowtord '*llh IM f Jmoed 19&2 PYyOOy lnl.,.,.,.w. ftlstort has ot lht 1111 12 VIliS, dtpetW)niiiJIUOn employed In the IIXI So muct, for cro<llblllly. look, torgot for the moment (like U or oot) tt\11 Mlln' more recent recordings have oten a meallng grouod o l Jau. An8, and Aaggae. Forger th• tact ,,., Cau. tor one ot lht ~nds moll Influenced by Bucht$ 8rtw 1\amee Heroie H1ncoc-k'a dlacovowllng H,.dhunt~l and not lhe more tallf'ltul Fr" Jau ' Afr.can •·hgt'l LHe of Hancoc._., AA'W•ndiJIJI Fotgtt .wen tn11 Milts staleme"ta hav. often been uHd by Wh•t• and Black mod•• agalnsl tht vety MuaiC tl'llt I PIVl'ned him lhort It 1 po•,t•t stattt h4Ke. ancl it_. I till 81ttl'lft 8rfw II not I tuston albUm Tnt toel(tlll Ghbiii'IO' ot Soyro Gyra IS ruston He•ble Hancocle ualng a dlaco Vocodtf to do wnal Atvlno Aey has oun oolng on • guitar lor year.s, thttl'l lusion A.nd CtttiC~ Mti!Qione diluting D••lc • me•·OII Ev-ans o roi\Uirll ldtas Into a c:heeo copy tor tho let'S·PIHay· btiWMn-lne..Oiymplc·apeclala crowd, thet's tutton rnaf's CCH'ItuekH\1 Bitches Brew ts nor tuston . .kist take .orne rime to . - - - - , llalln ll'a """ol Mlleo' moot walling Jplfll<alalng presentellOnt, bofM In lhe percusa~voe IY&nt-gaJOe JuJ ot Suf\ Ra and th• sanctltt.ed .tecmc Bluaa ol Jlmi Hon<lrl• To oaU tn. cneceotr.Q rOClt.«l<tnltd mtftly ble.lvse -·mts reetalme<S certain 1ngreotentt that roc.ll; mlaap-proprlateo hom Jau & B-lues In tne first ptac• '' tl~e camno Hendrlr an ·•• cld ROCik n1Qgah" or (II Ca, lton•cally oolnts ovt of another <rill< I) calling Black Music "prlmltlwe" tor whatever reaa.ons Again, hlltOtiCII t t boiiOf. A deaplcable mtarepresen1a1ton ot ttle facta. rOV<tale<l AlaJ Haley 11 ,.,. lntlfYIPet On PO tiO, Can calls Mites' old Je;a audtenc.e ..txtremt1y con~atlve and reac:tlon•.ry••: tt\e author turely mu.11 ru.llle tt\e teulble cwers.lmpllfJcatlon he hid made fn lumping all ol Mlloa' diV4<tO Or 1111 ne I>Ot-n tinging II en ~ · ·. ~·· · ··· · ···· -_.......- ~90Q7 �New and horrib A gul<lo to wf>tP new and gr~ on .,,. movte screens thi s Hallowe·~ All <ll$1nem~lt, c..llee<llngo, ancl evs$Ce:reti0na t&t.- bMn notecs fOf purposes of eonaumer comp.ariaon: Holto,..'en Ill: S.ooon ol !he Witch-You moy be wondt<lng hOw there can be yet anotheJ inJtallment In honor's molt (financially) successful aeriea wtlen, in Hallowe'en II, MIChl II ..The Shape" Mey111 wu twrneo to death. {Then ogoln, given tho tendency for mad slllh.,l In these movies to survive IJ'y kino ol ossault, tho need tor 1 tog lui ax.planation may never havt occurred to you.) Wotl, Jolin carpenter and company wet'en't going to lot a little tiling II~ togoc cu1 fnlo their prohts ~ onty thtrtg ttl at Hallowe'ftl Ill nat 5n common •1th "' Ottdeeeltora. ~ C&rptiOttr (htteln tne rOle ot procNoef). 1s the timing oe ill retease. No ma4 tla.t.nlf. nc INn• age slumoer ptrtlea.. no Jamie Lee Curtfo. Tne story toefl ta obOut a mad mask-mak.erflndu11rlallat who Is out to wr.ak havoc on a11 wno pl.itChase and Will hll II>ICIII Hallowe'en maaka (three different ones, a<tvenlaed In TV commercials •• tnt "Hallowe'en saying Wh&ta mov•• . 10tnt .,.,, pteat. ti'\Ot.. emptOf At treE. Tl!rvw•r Mal 0 Fr~c~., IN tllt been out rex • ....,. ftave any tnte.e! p·robablr 1tread) don't ootner uo nus one IS enc: rwo In tM sene1 teenaoeu Sl)enc lakeside camp, ; 11acked, and bhJ ucepl for lh& h ~en suspenseh know eu.ctrv wt nappen ana It c are motelm191n 'fthich means tn MO;IUC A ooy l walking Of! F\os t hlsPullc:rul-lo!e flymg out at •~ Su--lyltoe one 111 1emf c. me-l ca~ nevet QIISMI O"lefii.II'M dOubt tnat tf\e 1 Spelt .ShOt O•UJC would mucn red AMC Como B W ecko-Ttlls surorlse G1vtn 1 ' advtnce oubllcil Three." Got It?) Tho hero It an «&views, I was e adull maJe, tnt herolnt uftl)' put • eontlr>uecll""" - 3 &ooa and Tft•r Came From WJII'un, 0..,.., l.yoc:l\~s Ert£M1'1Hd. and n!JrntlWOUS OlhiU An ot t~ are hlrna temooted from the mainstream Although many of li"Mtm ha,.e Khleved cull $tatus ~~tU.h mktntght audlotncea se-vetal yea" ahet their tnhlaJ reUs.e, Htey were orlglnaJiy produced •• tndependent cheapies. Howevet oruatKHntl)' presented. most ot then fllmma~er-- htvt Md tometnlng to say By contrut. when Ihe maJor studiO.s saw the potef\Hal eudJence ol young movi..,s 11111ctecl to M)tror films a.nd decio.cs to get tHICk; lt'IIO IM market, they C~ 0111ed only tne ..-1 uhent aspects of wnat tne 1~11 nad ceen dO'ng '*•tt»Ut tM we ve been subjected to an onootng rash of aplimer-sl&si\ef· rM>t..aay hlms or l~ng ~and tcwture and O.CfNSiftO Jvstllkauon beyOnd '"" ~-.""'- 11\al teen-eged have come to expect_ The FmJ1y rtte J3rh series. atte~ aUd~s ' thtlrwllat hac~ed pial OI'VIk)pmenta of the f1tst 111m, hi& nad n01n1ng to offet evcept new war• fOC' the &peclaleffectl people to .now PttO?Ie be-ing dlsm.embefed . Tl'le themes no toi\Qtr na~e to 00 wllh the ln<J*'ilclual preserving himself ega!nst the en1roplly of tl'le cflanglng work:l: GtSOrde« 11 given. eno we cen btJI wallOw 1.n It lor n1n1y mlnuteL Art Is someU'IIng that ch&nQH you. for better Of wotM The apate or Prom Nrght•a T_,rot TriWfS. ana 1M UJce. are unde<l'f>t19jusllllcatlono. In oll>e< tormuaartz.aUon~ You can ~and p.rObabl~ thoWdlatgue Wlltl many -do, the blOOd and'"" gult wtthcxtl tM bt'U\1 Thu.$, in IN: wa._. ot the otigtnat HIIIOwe·.,. of tM lntl'f\tlcms ot the sotatter•• Du1 the c"""en' crop olfefs r.otn'no tQOlscuss mere pubeScence. tt'ley ma.nege 10 engage In gratuhoua HX withOUt beff\0 pinned to the 'Mall wllh a meat cleaver by aomt e~tanging manlac-a malar dltrerenc.e from the ptevtOUa HaJkhwe'tn fllma. For the most part, Hallowe'en Ill It stanoatd maa doctor atuff, lllteo rlgllt out ol Ihe t9001, completo Willi corny acting and unbell. .ablo olot contrlvancea. (Wnoen tht mad doctor catche-1 our twatthy hero, does he kill hom on tho apot7 01 course not-he tlta him up and leaves him alone, thus giving htm an opportunfly to engage In a lhO<oughly rl<IICUIOUI OICIPO) I almost en}Oyed H•llowe'•n Ill IS a semi-serious p,~rody of old n\ld doc.tor fUclts. The ptobftm Ia that the 111m is atllllull ol gory murders. commUted by rObOt helpe1s, that serve only to pa~tr to the audlence•a bk»odtun tn one let!ne. • robot tl.ilfa a hOap(tal'* ma" by olungino Ha Hngera tnro hit eyes and pulling apart nla aklll from the lf'ltiee, llttif, a .., , lmagfnatlve robolalmoty rtPI a tne tnt ~~ yw tM slasnef '''"' ro the AlfPOd sc Dauer 1t1~ covt ThiS fM:If\5. Of C 11 many ol tne • of puns, Jtgnt g rellllnee:! m1sft la~n. but Ql•en of tnern. ttte res (It you'tt nol I r 1 101 15 going to th•IIMC Con<o The tnrltter abOut a 1 Stndtt- J aDie to uan,mtt 1ne perceptrons o1rno11 a total I< prOblem I.S tnat make H"s.e. Tfl• ••"'' out to ,,. J 1n11 MQrnt:nlS 't l•nal ftlm. and .,. ...,.,., ga.p..n; , ol col.lrM. In tl\at tta-.. TMS mlctoocoplo detaiL In all lalrneu. I should note U\et the au<ltenee at the allOwing I o t t - lied c><eclsely lhe ot>POtlto JMY bOOed lourlly end When tne <'elttlef1itety oac tr&mp•s M:ad oU AJI~ ""'w Prodtg'' Sun tlluatretlon MKhaet Boycnuott Wecko tumed o 1nd someumes stasnec 111ms. w almoSI every no expeeted oron<~U1 ~~no taUed to materlallz.e (\he oonclualon 11 ambli!Juoua and aubUe; no wonOer pooore were plsa.ed), tnd on the way out. 1 overheard Ol\t tnn·aoer unl~te:ly to apc:a& tans: u s verr Cl provfOe contrast aeene.s that nev cnaraclet's nea. 11 you btonked r< IU t(aHuyn Harr Is good. cui on Stnder f6 going �D esplte- l t'le fact lhll we i!ll;e lo COt'IIICier our $0C•ety as one whiCh 1$ le for Hallowee , .no contuse oeop.. looking tor anything else. At rtt• Unlv•rtlty Clntml and th• AMC Holldoy 6. bY II snit of the killing& gnl' Ca vett ::::::rd M•H andJ C.aaa of , ..,._ 0etPI1I rhey were k)st on Oil I hose damn 1M my own t lf\11 ot Melng a a~la.ing ltll!mPII 10 put thiS year-old I 1Im acros.s as toptcal. C/1u of 'g.s., is nothing you haven't Men befOf8 Ira the ofd story tbout 1 young, fdNfllllc teecnet oom~ng 1nlo a rough t.ll1)an tet\001 and hnd'ng tl\at a ••naU orouo or mi$fi1$ are ti«OfiZing the Othlt sti.IOetll• ano the staff The a•ttetenc.e ts tnat '"'' ,,,.._ tl'le ~ eggs ell deckfltl out In " new ..ave' regaha (or wl'\at pauet tot such In I he m inds of middle America, wnere people are allll afrtld that the Sex PlltOII are going ro come acrou the ocean • nd I Pit on I he Wall'llngtofl MonumenH- the PHI.Kk)-punk trappings ate ~uele'Yanl an)"Yt'l)' bKause th• '-•06t and 1011 moUvatlng force Oil he group Is a elton-cut. good foo~lng tHn, drlvln to anti...soclal bef'lavlor by hit ltlf'-<1 gt!f'llus and an o vet1y lndulgtnt molhlr ()'es. '"" Old cncne again). ru 10n tnat fl'( OUI IC )'OU ClUJ Ol 1N4 Is lncJUOIG .,. I '" Pa11 ) - Tl'lls nas tile, and U you tIn II, you•ve seen U If not. Jlll:l H•no we '~n ttl. ty m.e tne Olhet grouD ot s • WM'-end at a lit Qet tlali'*J Jgton~ to dlalrt tto.ne It' I nol •• anymOfe-you at • go1n; 10 oea Tnt murdaf'6 auve tnan ev., II INy tl motl J cultat.o' \lllrhUe ands anot'* has J. sencuno rus eyes • udttN:t ).0 eflectoln tnts tem lnls AI <NI$ tn• really 1 he ltclo; of ) ana poor ·-uno little, t>ut .1t to De 1 funny ;lever apoot of '" ttf.,tnces to movie made rn 1 11 alms to be tnat Alrplen•' wa.s rles, lnd IUCC&eOS l be IXPtcted~ 'OUIM that aJmost »"~llnuoua atteam rOf' •gs ancs Oblrque ' ' as produce a tne SJ'I.., number Jll •s gOOd •nougn. orror tan, though, you by) At f•u o-syci'K)tog,car cwn.gm~ who._ "'' rnougnts Jnto ot otnera. "''• Is ss Tha major t 11mp1y csoet~ • Olot synopsfs ress •notc.tu ·e•e cut from tne h~tl uw h.O or" EV'ttl oamna flld•r WOUld be 1110 moat hoHor 1let 1nd JO presumably to to mOft eltcltl~ n-.. rev~w of t:uHent "orror l•lmt Is V1.at It Is e.-eeuively vlotenl ano gory, In the worst traou~n of ~~;:7:~~~~~:~nu:: :~~:~~:~~~ '~'· new and uf\lmptovect ewarnpte of a noacy old genre ""~e il not lot tt'Ht gcwa The wora1 atroculet .,, _ , IIIOCI by tile t - at the eno of 1111 tllm upon m - 1 of the gang, 100 lhiiUdftf'IC:I II mantputa1ad to feel relieved and cheer him on: the breaking point comet when h is wile, 10m1 months ptegnant, Ia beaten and I In a long ......., that Is ,_.,tly A rum. fllll)ld ~::C~~g•::: ::=~~;u~tfog g~~~g~lll*f elwell on rt pri!Mnllb.. e lfeeta. Art '"' Boul•..,•rtJ "''" Clnom• and AMC Como 8 Fantasla -5url)fisod to see this on the hit? weu. Halto• •., •• pr.manlp fOe' rtttle kta,s a:nct •t seems Otetty ob't10US rhat no respon1l~e actutt ahotJkl betaking childrtr'l to any of tnt o ther fllm1 1'\erefn (all, of courae, rated "A", Olaney's an'mated fttture lnctvdts tnt ''Sorcet"er'a Apprenuce'' seQuence. set 10 *" """'~O•kf• '"Nignt on Bakl MotJnta•n,. and scary for IUcSt due mot'l to the affect of the dls~an1 korna In tnt mus~ rather tnan any1hlng •n the cartoon You mlgnt want to aee if for yourteU, too: It doaan't come •rovod to tna theauaa vt1fY often. and tnla u me !~ INI\-1 (OM It I ' O'own ott. bUt (MOIG «»onua-1t's oe.ng snown ..,,.G have missed o~ 1 Plfformanee ne wno1e nt. 10 Ooft hOffor tans nu a r..-ecoroea musalacore on a como-.raH.etr latQe sc:reen.) .At tft• AtnhH'St The11ter latg«ly bl5eO on empirical e>t•~·p1es ~n~ of us ttltl cling stubOOmly eoo ollndly to ..$.illy .. IUDec'SllhOf\S We w ill suu wtlk. around a ladder, ra tr'let lhan under It or avoid opening 1 n umbrella Inside of tho house Vet few of us, H asktd.oould even clle our reason& for do•ng rnese I hinge Few of ut Itt ...,en aware of 1M ortgtns ot moat of $.UP4tfiUUons w. I'IOkl IO<Iay H Ia ooheYed that the numbef 13 II I ISOCiilted With Ill fCHtune b&c.ause o f the fact I hat l3 people dined at lhe Last Suppor Supposedly. If tJ peoplt <fine tOQIIhet. one of them will soon drt But our phObll abOvl the nurnbet 13 has caused us to often ·om·r· the U1U1eentn. ttoot tn atnce bull4•ngs ano hOtels O ur lrratlonal aru,lety about Fridays also Gomes out ot Christian history ainGt 11'111 w•s tne d ay on wh1th Chrf&~ was Cf~lhed Pumno tM numoet 13 on<f 1,. day Ftt<foy togttM< Co.J9Ite tht fact that lt'a made For e u mple, bflaklng a mtrror Ia otttn considered to bflng bad luck to the penon <'olng the breaking For centuuea. It hal been believed In m any dHftfent t\tiH,f8S that I pefiOft 10\.IIIS ••S·b'e In h•s teflecton In a tnlrtOf Thut. '*hen • mlrnor ta twou n. 11 ra oeuevtd tntt tne petton'a soul moY1t maklfl thousancsa ot csonars). 1s thefetore doubly dangerous.. It Is a lact thel fewer butlnus contracts are algned aod f1wer peopte get m arrlt4 on Frlday ""13th SpUUn,g nH •s 1110 conakle.recJ tO J)Ortii"' bed ~~~ PricK IO U\tS. century. Ufl was ratt.or 11 commodity. It waa ala.o believed ro nold meny magical powers, probably due to Its atHIIIy to check dtcay. Salt was often uaed In ma"' rei}O;ous flluaJI Of P<OIK!ns mey be lost a s a reauu, that n will depart from hia or her body. This tlarm to the potton'a lnctwelllng spirit tan only portend bad tuc~ In ASJan and Afr.e•n culturees ot ~d. H wa.s often U'O\Ighl th.iil-. fv"" Cotllofic Holy WOIII lo '""de up of salt ana watet, each 01 d1rect contac:t wH" Me-qlvlng torus. sudl as tt'le aun. w as wh•cn Ia blessed teplllt~y ~Oft belnv mixed togetner supematuralty dangttous The umbrolle served to protect one rom In var)ous cultures, I t naa been tt'U 6 dtrecl QJnltCl Thla Idea commo~ IV neto lhll ult coutd ctulld ove1 Into European culture wafd o ff evn splrilt Thoa the wttt't tne notiOn tnat ooenlng an nollon eame abOut lhll apltllng umbrella 1.n 11'\e prolan.t and salt malt.es us m<Ne vulnerable to Otd•n.ary at~pnete of • hOuse • evil acJ•t•ts E"eryone also knows tot teNse) that good aotlltl at& wou~ anger tn. "'"'natural elwaya behtnd our ttght ai\CK.IIders. spirtt.s ana tnus bung bad luck to and tvllsphlls behind our telt all n' lnhab•Htn11 Thus w e bell•ve tr"llt oacs tucl\ ot spliting salt can be w aroed off by A lthough many people tOday Juatlty the tact that they don't throwing a p lncn ot u over our te1t walk undec • ladd-tf as a mAns ot shou.Oet, temporat~ty blfndlf\Q rne e\l tf sp•rllt so tttey can not narm a YOtolng atctdeniS. "'' otlgln o' tne beftef II"Jat thls ecnon Ul SaJt was. also bOhrted to be a bt•no bad lueli ooet as b.Kic as protector egamst tne ev1r eye The ll'loe Egyptians.. They believed ttta.t Olhll tnat evU can oe t,.nsmined the dead ascended to tf'le sky by way ol a ladder In tnt old b)' tyl contact has betn widely T.. tament, Jacob had I dream In nold across amany cuUures. oerhep• thial.s because ol the whiCh aupen'latural bl1n.g& are bellel thill eyu oflen dlsctose tne """ aseend•rtO and OMUndlng a rrue 11111 ot ON"'ssoul taddet t~t extenaa from earth to II\ any use. •I SOfM0(1• dOu that ·... it WIS ThePIK&fk»\11 boi>Of · -act~ ·tO gl'ft you ane ev11 ·~· tne Moslems 11fl lk ul\det a lada.r IInce Of"'ebehave that tne numoer 5 ~~rill p rotect you from any narrn 11 I& coukS eneountlt a tpltlt or • god 1110 btlllevect In meny societies by accident. pofnapt angering u ana risking Ill tuckI hat an lmege or Sign o t af\ eye. w h.ei'\ Pl llofl(l.l&d 10 t M IndiVIdual Many believe tnat tlt~t•no a black do1ng tJ'\e "'ev•l e-;etno Will throw C-It ctos.s your petn means ~ou'te Ckthn1te'y tn tOf tOme kino of bad the t • 1 cacti. onto that petton for1U"- 8ta.ek C:lll na,e a huys A r...-. rathef ooscvr• acuons tnar are ti'!Ought to tw1ng bad luck been l!n ~ Wl\1'1 toiCif) and ere 11tt1ng on a table, leavtno a w hchcratt, lt'lu:s cauelng ltus nouH through a window, and negative a,ssoclatlon In our culture wearing .a piece of clothing Inside 8~ In rnanyanclenl cultures, out Also, It you get tht C04d Olac.lt uta were often tnoo;nt to ahtveta, beware! ft mtll'l that someone 11 waJ\ino ac.ro,t,s , r'l<l btlng good I~ Ewen todty. some tpol that ft to De your gra-Yf:' bell.-.e ch.l.t If • blat-' ut entefS Now tl'lt1 yov Jcnow alf ~ )'Out nouse of '" owt~ ac:c:on,, It 1nlrtgt to avoid ckMng this October slgn afs gOOd ronune But woe to 31st. you can be aute to h111e a the person wtlo must carry a otack cat I nto tl'le !louse by torceil nappy-anolucky- Hllloweenl .m '•r �reels Diva · pick a plot, any plot tfle laJ"I lttlr1)" mlnutet.: th•re are however ~ enot.i.Qh cte-wer oto1 twltta. that you dOn't _ _ _ _ by M. Fa ual n~gn QU&l!l~ Taiwat\e-se record e.cecs. the vJel czar IM1 h iS goons. ~aIM ;.Mf'at opefl--lo*Ang ptJbk. Un1ware of 1 ft of '"'• tlul1abanoo Jutes makes tn. acqu•lneance of a thlttMn-year otd Vletnameae gtrf '*no has. a ctevet scheme tor ol>ophlllnG IOU niCOfds. She totroduoes Julo- to the man the 11vn w1tt.. Goroc:fisn. (Re:tatio~tft•o not speelf~. an~ug"h not b~, Gorodish was a ~Gier In Vier Nam, but now M spel'ld$ nls time sitting a round 1't18 mammoth apartment, ISMmbllng l'olaw Artot:he, Wllt\elmenla Fernanda. R.ctlaro Shor&nger. Thuy Af\ Luu Now ¢il'f•"0 at tne Aml'teftt T~aue. t"'o Tatwan.s. record IJtKuU.n, whO tecognlzo lho polontlol wooh no"" pA) anennon nec.auae f•m only 001no Of Jutes ' Iape and 4etermtnl to f( obltln tt lr'l orcMf to b41.C '-. ma ~l Cynthll Hawkins t\hl IOPtal\0) uuo rtcotdlng lOt' tt'lem In Uti meanHmt a prostitute •no 11 belnQ nttCI captl'wt by the tadtr ot an •nttrnatlonl l drug~ O"tllf this once Tl'lefe s tnll """ ntm~ Ju•es who ll• ea •n 1 91'101 •pa1tment that'a ctecoreted .wltf'l hoor aM W"JII mural• o• • merka n car rantniu and ttd proarltutJon ''"O ~nobody fl.!mlsneo W1th wrecked autos. and •ors ot tn:pef'tslve rec:ordlnO equipment Jules Is, into OCHI'I wnen ne'1 not 'llfor" tno u a POtlll Jutu ?' So now Jutea Is tully popu'•'· SOl.IQht atteJ by lhe PQ41ce, tne 10•1 Jutes SMa.1tS I rM I•lHH I tKOrdM 11\tO on. of f\111 recitals anc1 m.U.es & tltl'f tie IJIO a-.1pa l"'- SI"Gir's rooe wnf.. ~ ·• It It, 1 t~tt IP\11 make 11M l'loUOIInes S.Uh\0 1 few rowrra ben•l'td h1m at tM reclla1 are \ Jea.n \fan Hamme trom tr• rtOv.oy Detacona.. Stamng F1.ctouc 0 C ~emembet OfifOf'* •hi Qunle.s coo~lng white welling a :"«IIIitH an.,mo•t-bealdeJ .,_ jlhlng and plmplng 1 thfl guy snorkel mask, and meditatinG on Zan and tha art of butttN'Ing bread. lane:le• iln Amertun soprano (Old I ment~n that thtt 11 sat In Paflt?) m1keJ 1 t:antttte tap& revetling 111 tl'\e kllOwa. Hunted by Miters W'ho refuses to allOw lfl)' recordi,OS to be made of ne1 hom tnt ViGI uno. the Is muroered. out not betore ene tiiOt's compllceted. Well~ It +s. otpeolally gt¥en that .severat of \he .suppor11ng actors -are CIUUcuH to dl,\lngutah lrom ooatl other. being evt!lh tl\ovgh ,er manager tt!IIS nat that .s~e o wes n to nor th•t~apern '·n~;~:~h~~~~::)':~~~:.~·.'~; Parla T nls mayttrJit.a you aa • tad menenoer. and ne especially t~O+Cf tne m111poucn on e. mo- French. Actually, ONa t.s no1 that dllll~ull ood b<tlonglng to Juloa llmt to atop aM oonlt anycntng over tttHM'nat~nat •udJe.nee to Ol•e 11111~ P'OO' ot l'let tlle-ftl them OfVA 0 ree-teo D'f JHthJacquea S.ne~~ w nuen ~ Be+nchc ai1<S n•~ • lo IOIIow. at leool no• until DNI 5 Oklt li SHICtlcafty :=:: ~.i~.~:n:.~:..:~:h ·~..,··.....:·~ ~··- .... ~ ·..... _. n ~,.., ,, - , ,,.,..~ ·-~ ·. ~•·o,. • •. • .... • .......,~o-,.,.,..... ·~ --- ~ ···,.... --•.,(!pM .... ....-c: ..~ . . . . . . ~. . . . ~ .sepa,ate tnd to combh,e. '' Is noe In •-•Uolng ~ Tllo octlnglo all gooo, tttete'a a great ett~ acene. a.eclcstntallt\11 lf\t 101or1 lnG aeue.u es ctw)Mn by Bllnel• ~ er the spectrum of 1kln plgmentatkH\1 Jutt •• It It hard co pick OlJI one major plot 10 Identity •• the fllm'a lfory. thla dlonatty ot technlqi.Mt HNea to cast attention In 100 mony dltocllono. E¥0<y •lowe< It '"bll 10 com• uP wllh htslh.,. own veraton ot whet •~aclly 1no 111m Is ••ot>out: · My gues.s ts thlt Belntht Ia moattyconcernecl with trte !stut ot onooelng wnen to meet tho V'tOttd ano when 10 tool at 11 on petaQnll c-onvictions, bot dlatentlng OPIOtOI'\t are welcome Diva Ia Bolnelx"e llrot lea•ure ,. ,. . .. ~ ~ · · lM~ ~ .. ~ -4 .. tO ·- .-... ... .....--:t ,.1"'... -.o. ~ttf'!"""" ....-! ......... ,.......... .,.,~, .. . . . f()t ...... lO ~.,..._."._ .,..~,....,.. •• .,. .. ._.c~;tt · ~. . . ~~· ··· . . . . . . . ."0'"~- ..... 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Hit .tl~tng votce Is astonlthlng, and .she acta with .an 1111 and praaence lhlt are tu,.DfJstng for aomeone movlng from It'll operatic: .stage Into tht moctlum of fHm- you have only to \llf!W Luc..,..o PavaroUIIn lhe c\Jrrel"'l "''· Giorgio to Witness Whll LISUIIIV t'IIPPII"'I tO opera IJ\O,Ita ~. ·~t ..u.otool ._...,,'"'~~.-.,a~ •ItO AQOII)rl G!.- Aal61f• .,.. ~~~~~ t::~ ~Ht.f!Dttwa..fllk,;lt"""" 6110111tON 4QI't "'".o.nt"~ u ....,...., 1 1"1 a\ iWI ,.,_ Ul '-' t""S':._..~.. _, a.,,..l_.• 11111 who aro ontlced U'ltO rno"-1ng etot••"~ --·~~~~ ~~ ···-"·'<"CCI( Io, (""\...,.,.., .. "---"~ ...... , , . , . . .......'1 ~·~.,_..~......_ ....... 10<1 ...,"". ,.. ' u uC-'t-••• ~ ..-..~e.w-,ot....----. ~ ·fl~...-,e•~..,..<M"'$ . .~.....,.. """S"""~-- ~""'"'"'"'ONo•...-••._..,., ... .. ..,.,.. ... t.ooiiOo·-- • •.u.c:.. .....,., ........ t(l, •Ill HOVI6t""" ......,, . _ _ O'• ... Or~"t~·~tf'" •· .. ~·-. ••• t..rt. .... ~·~ ......... 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Mutle. ol covtse, ts e:entfatto the fdm. at It It IO lho IMS Of most Ol lhO chara c1era Co~r Is u,tlld bottt to 1,.._1"111 OK., Ler~, o!,..-t•O W """"""' Cheap Cinema -......... ........ .. , .......... .,...,. ........__...... . . . ..... , ... ,. ... .... .. . . . .. . . ...,,.._..,... ....,..,..,,...._,..'M...,....411'> "*' ,• ....... . ., ... .. . . . . .--............. "'"""""".,.,.. .. .......................................... eo.-..---. .......... ·-.,.___ . . ._... . ......,. ,. . .......""'". . film, aftet \ll;orklng lor a decade u an aulstant director wtl h , . .~ ....... ~"' .-..-...atKOt• .. ...... , •....,, . . tolf'lt ~~ ~~~~ t\!10 ,.,._, U8 ll~ ,,...,, n. L.., '¥'•"''-.tw• l'b. ••,... w~~~ a,.~ .,.wow~ LMi~""-*' ~",.. "lld9'... ,.,..,. 1.\11'... 0..... M.t'r lft!'lrt~, C.C.!I P.f\.,, clfr._!_.et, .t.llr.d Holllhc«ll i''' '1t a.-. ei H•lt"'OC• ·• Of.e . ,tn t '/OII<I'f tuvot. ...,-t"lfiPlO '- ....dft. . . . . \11~ 01! •11..1\ ...,nc:• *"'• wttlttt l o • n,OIM l.n.•~ IWMf'l ••!" II i'IIIHI'Wlvt .,. J~ 01 tlllt.I'K:C:Ic,~. •I'•• ttuf!IOIII r P"~. ,,,m..~:~ ''tl'ltf'l \.lbl.-, ~~ ·fllfwf- �,Gaslla.I viewin' • Reserr•atron~ Suggested -633-7878- • ; lltllmbs nnd l>utl~hns up y Cheryl A. MeNtmty A 8C's new $!1UI11on COf'Ttedr. cne.ra ref"'II"OS me a 'ol of laal It iS beyond rne f\Owev•r ..ny N&C wOUld cnoose to DUt on 1 oroo•al""' that m mfC5 oot In at wu M no OrOI)C)eO by another '-lwM. supooted1y to' poor :•t""'QS -.n,-way. NBC P•Ckld fliP , , ... ana tt ;s currenUyu ru,trUng Oac;~-~~ W!lh "Cheefl The two snows nave flume•oua iimllaJtll4tS FOf Sllf1..-s. 1M t)fOOucet'$ 11e IM sem• ~o~nooubtly be Pul to gOOd use.. The Olntr 1.) a QfeCSwllt "uaentlutned oarmato Hot~~~~ 0011 someona ftom 1 Pf'ftc11- I\Ofmal on.,uonment h 6o.f a uruw~lltY' Ooaf 'ollllth .,.e_,ro P«'i'.. 1rom orlcf) Anott\11 potenuat c.onfht.l the,,..., .. IIIUII+On ·· cheta :. ltQuked .some IUUe girl named Dotie-tttat was uneaJted tor The " Braay Bunch' had 6 "IdS and l'*l telded Jotm Oenvet kM>l·•ll'e Mrs Ingalls Ofl ''UHI~ House on 1M PraJue adOoled • wnole new tam11y Mv laWOt•te <Nas ..11en t~ght wrtasn 1 enougn lor E•grtt 1.1 ll\0 AOoey· • ~>epne.. hod to totn tnc cta.n Cute lt.lds a~e t touna tiM ~M'* \'et't tntoyaOtt Everytn1no ltom tM O.CCH to the oacllgrovoo musiC aeemea pOIII'*J lnct -.ert Gof!e 'OM Enougn tupoottlf!O .acto's arw:~ actrnse. NIO IO t0f'!Pitmtm1 tf'lt sel ol 'Cf'IN:~ t i ol tl"lem 1'00 Cfose For -GI~ anc U• CneJtu ano Jarf'ts t01 U niQflynattty ~ tn41'\Y' OIN-t'&. Oltfteull enough to stomecn. ana just because lhere 111 too ••• not Comton··.•s•J.so r'IOI one or my taworlln tiow"evef a t ••ast tM ~~~rtltt'5 ,.. • ..,. the gooo sense to torm1t-pu111ng a grouo ot \lrttqut '""'to ha~ louna ttlt PfOQflnt n et11 ..11•nlng Ac-luauy, no1 manv ~,., ahe.acs When the I 'IIIlO g~rts are thlny years o•c. they grobaoly won 1 be. runny anymore The ~~. -. 1au ats Into peoplt "'"' toun4 1~ progtam at '~~~~'•lets So.rtO!N& Tr\t si'W)w s bltiC tn inftreauno setting and watching tntm Jnttfa cu on i wee ki~ basla - nu bef., a e1aple ot au lhe snows rtom tnt MTM &table•. from tne ottglnal 'M~ry T~ler MOOte ' sl'\ow tntOiJQft vrhe Bob Newnan Snow, ' "lou Grant," ''liXI," to name a fe'O\ n 11 difficult for me to en~lalon myself silting in the uttlno ot th•s PfOQIIm-whlch 11 a bar cheers. t wu never the nelgnbor'hOOd aport$ nr IYPO myself, but lhltls dllltrenl. AI ctteers.. lntcuetllno P4!0P•• Jlt 11ouno tne Dar dtscusatno such tt'l!ng• u apons atatlsllc.s and tnt sweatlesl mowle e.-cu made - well "''''' the lite for me The only peop1e f ever IIS\en to tn bart ate 1hO!.e In tne mle)SI ot an argument ah Roc.nll~ . ·"Ch..,a' rank.c 63 out ot 65 1n tnt Nielsen ratings Wov 11 ·Cnee<a boloo so poorly tec:elveo, When Carol Burnett and Donny and Mane wete gwUing baa raHngs. 1h1 critlct saJd that It was because no one wented lo wa1'"n VllfiOt)' lllOWI tnymore ''ChOOfl.. It 1 tlluauon tom~<~y. certainly a thriving TV 'orm But U tit-corn& ofe ln. yet ··c"ett~a" Isn't, 11 must mean tn•t ''Cheora' •• not of '"'" same Cut llty 11 other rnore popular tll.coms, lhla ts 1fi.HI II'\OUQh l-ftt'$ tlkt I k)o' II .c)ml Ol lhOSI that ,,.1.1r1w1ng 1 big audience ''One 011 AI A Tlme" Is contlttenltv one of the hj.g;Nst fltOO tetfl'fiKM\ ptogtaml U's a p-peal tSCIPH me. fOt the &nUClpated thiS a~ '*rote a baov Into the stOty, 60 1na1 when the girts te1ve. the.e'tl &IIU Mot cute kid hanging I JOIJnd ana the CosmiC Cow Canoonlsl won't have to go out and adopt one. lne JatterJona• le yet ;lnot~er dumb show George Jefrerson 15 a l•rk, end l'lls nttiOhbora are~ o,e. dlmentlonallmbocUas, 1 have- to leeve ll"le room whef' IMI! dOOfm9Jn comes to couoct his tiP I CIO l~e the meid, but sfle alone. can not save the show. One gOOd point, tnouor.. no C:Lie Md.s When dumb !hows are 111 rhe N ielson top 25, and show& 1nat t love art In the b0t1om 45, I gel l l"gry. There1& only so mucn toom Danson~ and Diane Cf\amMra totto"-''"0 rea.10n. I automa\IUUy dtal1at1 any program tn wt\leh the on n@t WOtk TV Jnd the network fills- 11 wun repUeants of ~11'1 &!read)' on It's frustrallng 10 lhlnk that sometnlng tnat has metlt can not be seen .anrmot• because 1 tor (Snelloy Lonol oon 1 1oo1. ''"" ••• ~•nd or netp '"" my -..gnbO<IIOOCI OU•II t~o~lturu \'lt'*lftQ Amedcan .$hoWl televllton mvst trtin-. that • • 100ft I'm not 1 snob about tsleyjsJon A11yone Who can .be entertained fOf hOurs by a telewiston set cannot be •• ..,. cnoooy about .,.., warcnes... I oo enjoy show s '"at c.at1 mV.e ma taug~ ..~.... O•a tf,lst t~L Maybe NBC a•"'ed "'Tbl Just tor ,,. people • hO f.l ~e gooo 1.1\-coms Ct~eet·a to H ACt wah tnt: ttouneer The two pt1nc.tple cnl!acters Som Ma"""'tPII yed by lOCI ~:, ~:~ :rt!~~:~ ::f ma1n r1m•tr takes tt' an.otntt eh•ld u a tt.m!ly'a OWirl"' C;hUcSrtft &t~ uHd to there woutdn't be much De•nt ru~oy. t"*Y go...., l rtt.son to put tMm on TV Two ctean-cut, AU·Ameuc.an ~ ftetu!(l N W OM. U I ll 1\Mtd wort\lng In a warmfy oanened 011 Aosthet~a~Jiy P'-1S1119 The bartendei' Ja 1 retormeG ~~~ t II CI wtlk:n wtll w"-" M r nd Douglas aooprtd Etn11 on • M~ Tnr" SOns That • •• Oft 0.0 nMGid " " " .ot\1 otMnr.se "'' tu'* 'lllf0ul6 be m•ateacsino Lltef on Mr Douglas m11ttecl 1n<1 of peopte are watchlfloQ chunb Ill II \I p.;f. \ II ll)l.l.l:l.l· "ll"lll 'll "~ ll" IIUAIU) I'HI :-.1 'r" BH:CAR NIGHT ROCKE ' ROLL DANCE PARTY h .·uturu\t.: THE REDS HUMAN SWITCHBOARD THE FANS Saturdar. Octohcr 30 Buffa I~' State c,,l h:~l' utlt·nt Unit>n &'d:1l Hall 9:00prn Ft~IY, 1'1 OctobO, 188) The GptcmumiProcu,g•l ~, 11 �live shots AIUB $ ~IMrine Co!nott O..aiOf Tile S..llato Reo•ofiOI BaJiel alld Tlle Buti&Jo Guitar Ovartet com~ ned I heir .s'kUis Into a.n fmprtsal"e P'OOr&m lnc:l~lnO c.hOfeooraphed selec.tktna of Str•w•nsky. Vlvatc:H, Brahm&, ano Dow lana. The comblantlon ot gullar and b.aUet unite tO form 1 1yneroeucally aggregated orchestration of the selected composition. The music \1 enh.ancOd by the vlsualizatlons ol the choreography. The laoguege ol the Choreography l.s made mo•t Uueoll~roug~ ~~· musto. Bolh music •nd enoreography comblne •11h I he aootene.•e t!!'ltP6f~U Tne ec:.atlfk applauw..on Fucsey ntghi last suggested strongly that It i l ftOt onty the aud.tence 'Ahl~h t•aps the bette his from tl'lls hl90f c:omblnalion, bul h<IIQhlons lho bOod btw.., performer 1nc1 A stunning combination 4 CIIUI! OO&IrYif WOW~ I'IIY~ 11 reason to IUIDeCt aance c:noreography ana baltat to be so suonQty emphas1ted In 8uffa10 ~" tne more 1n1t1ate<t ate wen aware of the 111ord!ante number ot sue, !S. tne C:IH with TM Buffi'O ~'!!9•0nat This ree.,l program laaturet HYWII oretnlelt'$ ot cttoreograph)' 3e...etoo~ • som.w"a1 taciturn. vel absolutely de¥Oioc:t, tolloW~tno l(tlth CefeJch's dance pie-us Petforrnlt~g fn two ol lhes.e pieces also, Ca.rcfch's anangements remarkably cover • full spectrum ol emotive values. 11 Piar\O Dance," leaturlng Pllnltt C1audla Hoca, who was ontt! considered a child procngy and •• presently a freq!.$nt PnUharmontc gu11t. dlspatyed her ma.stQfful 1)4H'formance of tile mutK: of Br.nms. tn ... P1Jno O.nce" lrle CS.f\C&rs do not merel., "dane• • wt~ n performances that e-.:ttnd 011~1 trom Attoarw. to Carnegie Hatl and v.or~lnO on and da,Ge compen1es In the • ••• Among H,~ taJent devetaoed ano anowcased tt!eteln, H'leu! 011 1 cttosen lew "~WhO ,,,,go 10 go be,ond tnt oounos ot more tKOtiJnltlon and ''t-~'Y rtei~Mnl &$ well Ballet The BuUakJ Guitar Ouarttt h.as ~o Andres S&govla. One c~ only po.siUiate a.s to the Ouartet't Imminent requital. Thla obtet'flf teett •n album ralene Ia Iong overdi.NI as t1 tr.tt Quartet's wkfer ca,._e a nlcne tot thems.elves acclaim. lMt $()aiJI;t6 In aft e-~~:UbetAM revet•• ol S>tncopated t•uaalt'f-1 sound.ng spec:tacte of mo¥emenl or "'' l.n Ut multl·faceted ph&us Vat..ty aDOVnd ConYefstakHI of Thtee ' It t>aaecl on Anlonto Vtvald•'• Concer1o •n D fOf Lu1e and Strfnga Costumes by Ann Wallin unite with the ChOreoorapny and facial • •prusiveness In tnvo,tng a mlme·IIK& >~lgneue. " Paa.toral'' raatuJe s tM premiere ctloreogfaphy e.nd gostumo.& ot Jtant Oooaatd Set to tM mjtk: o, SUIVIM!<V 1 the dlnc.•s lnl«twffte t-n • ttotal suomanaoe reminiscent ol th• rlle1 of lptlng lf'l y.. another uample of ltltt orogtt.m'J Yltiety. "Ttte NOI Yet Pa!n ot Love" a.s.sume& the QtJIIIIy of an lfitP'I alte. The lradiUonal :~~~~~~~7:!d ~~~~~:m~nes co"um.s to prOduce lf\e efl......,..,l oftecl of mOfflmtrll Thlt me<rl,..,l Ma .....,onla Of numor. COQ~ItlahMI.I end frL~strauon aa " " •a Joy. Yet u Is 1110 joy lhe pe<fonnt<o lf!Om..fv. . e>udo wnlcn otlclll ~~• audience's re.&ponse of OVtfwP,elmlt'IQ applause. Jim Bensman wltn Walllo'a vfvtd green salln 67th A venue drives 67th Avenue- The Night Club- October 22 tt01'TteC:OITH110 came &bOUt tO yeara aMt one •ootbill game too lite IOf US grad Steve W ..s.sman olld hla fl.ciiJing 671h Avonuo)au Olnd On a nlghr when many JtU<)thll Wtte IOiiii!1'1:Q the grktlton exploits ot the e·uua •• a giant bon the and rally, Weisamln'• 87th Avenue pulled a lour of duly at UUAB'o NlgN 1/1 1ne Talber1 Bullpen. Tlle shOw resembled one of 'tlose games Ol•ood by alrlktng tootbalt pleyera -plenty ot action but lots ot empty Nata. And lhll'l r•111y 1 $hame beeeu. . 67th Avenu-e, eM spite • n•wcome.r~ status to the toc:.al IIU Ken., stao-ct f ine l*formancelast FrkSay TM QfOUp. tCKmed I )'81f 100 by Weinman. Is well verHCI In jau fulton. and comes •cron: llil:e 1 comblnollon ot c;.,..,~ Mar>glone •JICI $9yro Gyra Tile group hu a brlgn!, IIZZl' sound w"en Wa needed. aa on oa~ld S.nborn•a ''Port of Call ... a.nct a quiet c:lel~lle air tor softer pltces. aaln AI Jarreau•s ·-som.m1no Ea~ In fact, berOte tne e.en&nQ waa OVfW • .smaU dance Uoor wu c..ated from among the empty ...., and whit •emaln«< ol lr..)au fon~fuloven found a llne . .loelion ot dooolng mustc. B11s ptayet Z•ch eo.bort, ma-lng only till ucond appe•ranc• ... groupo, looks liKe a real tlnd, Hlo ~u playing Ia a coneslvo 'orce. tyh'\O tooether entr,uslostle padorma('lcoa by tal(ophonlat Russ Cerrerl, drummer Reggie Evana and keyboard o~ rator Clip Speneer AI limes, hOwever. the group'a mualc was cwet·powerld by 1 pair of towerlng apeak41f units, whk:h ~· c..erty meant lot rooms uh '"• llrgo., ~~an tf!O Bun.,.,. Wetuman, • ·long4tmo" UB gfad, n.. - tour~ tocalj!IU clul>l wl1n tne QIOUP tinct II wu rorm-ed. An opening lt1Q8 peortormance by a gtO<Jp Of toeafly pe<fotmlng Kill'S wa.s cote but peotly executed and aynchronlltd. Beller luck next 11me ent~ded " 8111 of Broad....-ay.. U.U.A.B. Films Presents A Special Halloween Treat WE'RE GOING TO MAKE YOU Poltergeist Fri. , Sat. & Sun. Oct. 29, 30 & 31 at 4:30, 7:00 & 9:30 LAUGH with DAN AYKROVD, JOHN CANDY, CHEECH AND CHONG, GILDA RADNER The real becomes the surreal and no one will be the same. ~ the gui ~>ho ~osto the gmlla • Be gt>ntlt big lelia: thur101 u. ho dematlds ·~larsfl41!dswomen~ ~ l'\11 scientislu.hn says DAWN OF THE DEAD Fri. & Sat. Oct. 29 & 30 at Midnight "AD ol ~IOU earthmen are stupid" ~ Plenty ol tl!ellage lust, Loads of Clilll.~ing creatuii'S and locsoldinypa115. ··one of the best horror films ever made " All shows in the Woldman Theater (AC) Matinees $ t .25 SUB Student Admission $ f .7 5 f7\ BOARD General Admission $2 .25 ::7t::SONt INC. e AMCHolldoy 3801 Union Rd. ~700 STARTS TODAY CoMn Theater 1069 Kenmore 873-5440 �, \Jill\ l'diiiJt Andy Polon, • &elf.prote55ttO muslcallack-ol·&lf·hados, will appear Saturday nlghl 11 u~e UUA.B's ColleehOuse. tne Halflman lounge, U6'1 M ain Srrut C&n>PU$ P~of'l , bflleo as • guuartll Slng...son_gwritat, II I w-'1· COIIfOes lf\4 ftom time to time )'Ou may have hMJ"d hl$ wlUy voice Oft COfT\rMfCIIIIO\IndttiCk$. HI ll.o recently completed taping a ne ... atoom. Mad Mtrropoll• ()peolf\0 the COIIHI>ouM &nel"' "''" Dt liB Jo"slnge<s .lord&!\ tra~eteo enterCelner known bell fOf his polt""od gunar pteklng and aeep bl~es voice.. He•• 1ppeared tn colfoehOues and n~f\lclubs lflrO\IQnout rhe U.S... and Europe. anG nu also poertorme4 01'1 the are nat/.onat re:tev.skln telk ~- wfll ooen •• EVENTS CINEMA 81•. 111m documentary on 81• Beide<becke, Marine Midland Cenler, 8pm. Natlonol Lompoon't Clan Raunlon, opening al Como and University Theater A1ten1d Stetea. Main Street , 9pm rethink tua muatt In 1866 ne Lft•nson end AI Syfvtaltl llc~etshllla~Ne et $.2..00 fot slt.HMnta on<S S2.50 g.nt<al admission at the Haulman Tlc~e1 0111<41 and the ~d St...._ The Coll-se e p...m ' FRI Flo«ppey Contempor•ry Donee Compa ny, Up ton HaII , BuIf Stata, 8pm. rounds . circuit Polon's reper1o1re ranges lrotn ragume and blue.s to samba& llld neo-claaslcallnstrumentals His relaxed, on &lege ht.~mOI hu maoe him 1 popular ouest at MUSIC The next Buffalo Phllnarmonlc Orchestra concert tntl.lfu AJeJi.s Wetnen.beto u plan111 In tne ol top Orl~r per1ormers, brings to re1Urnecl 10 Pi,IDUt petl()fmlng and Buffalo 1 '''rly unknown 24 yu.r· MO•n a second carHt '"'' one 010 vlotintlt Sttlomo '-'Hntz hit DMn neifed as an equal wttn tsaac Ste~n• .,.,tw) diSCO¥ertd him tn tt:reel He has ~uciHM:J uoder more aucc•ssful1han IM 1u1 In tll61 . ne PetiOfiNd the R<ocn-nlnoll Ccw:ono No l with l(nown lot his special alllnlty tot the BPO. Brallms. Wol»-g m<tde nls P<Oiuslo<>al clel>ut In Israel at ege 01'* on tnla comtng u , Alto• studytf\0 at tn. Jullllard program are ttM 8tan.Hn0\lrg sa-l, ne _,tho ~nttltt eonc.to No l In G m<t)Or I>Y J S eom...tl1Jon. the most prestigiOus - and llttlo lu>ow awatd '""music I<> tho I.Wted Srmp~~ony Inc majot. Tho Stain. Altor~ ot _ . l u i ooncerta .,, Satu<dey, Oct 30 at touting, he retJrec:l from the e·JO and s......ay, Oct 3t a t 2:30 ooncon ltaQO to PfiVato life In Mean..,ne OAS Arts Parts and M.cjrld In order ta._ Foonoatlon. lu>own IO< Its PIOOrlm &ahms Conceno No 1 '" 0 mfnof. • e;,.,., F-. The l)tOOram w1111ntc:udoe a Moun C sonata. Prol<oli<Wa Sonata No. 1 and - - a n ' a Sonata N<>. tO In G major. TtcMt P<lcos ate ~ P<lco IO< atudento wltn I 0 Botn concert• atl at lllolnnans Da fld Cla yton Thoma e, former!~ or Blood, S weat, and Teare, at the Tt~llalmodore Care, 8 and t 1 pm. Unlveralt~ Pllllharmonlc, Slee Concan Hall, 8pm. Bull1lo Phllhe rmonlc In a salute to Arthur Fiedler, Kleinhans Music Hall, 8:30 pm Papper Adama at the Renaissance Nolo Jau Club , Fot Bret AI Jne Lone Star. Ctockwor1< Or1ngo, t10 MFAC, 7:30, 9:30, and midnight. S t . 7~ The Tood at Gralfltl's Oewn or the Deed. Woldman T!>ealer, midnight The Vlc.roys at Conllnental Poltorgalat. Woldman Theater 4·30, 7:00, 9:30pm Songbird at lhe Potnt Bleeze Hotel, Angola When a gD9d friend borrows your car,the tin.k may not come backfulle But the trunk does. rne When you get paid back ..;th interest like thls. it son or mak...s }'W Yoish he'd bol'l'O'o\ things~ olten Open up a fe'4 cold~ and toast a guy who reall) knol.-s how to return a fa\'or. Tooigtn, letot be Uiwenbr.iu. •:ona toac:I>O< olltzt>all-n• and Ilea tlm&Hd etlllca "lin his tone ao<l'daullng tec:MlQue. �r o unds SAT EVE:NTS New Worb "" PaPI< by J~n SUN Diefendorf, 7, 9·30, mldnlgt1t EVENTS Poltergelat. Wotdm1n Thaaler, • 30, 71l0, 9:30pm CINEMA Dawn of the Deed. Woldman Thealer. midnight. Tllofne at the Nina Freudenheim Galle<y, 61)111. tllfougn December 1 MUSIC An At1 Sllow- ' Beauty In Butralo lnduslry by artist Arthur l.ndberiJ. Also a tal~ aAd a slide presenlallon on "The Hl slO<Iell Oevelopmenl of Buffalo wllh an emphasi s on lndustrlall~atlon 100 lmmlgrallon" given by M ar~ Goldman-Art preview al 7pm; lecture at 8pm snarp Taking pl ace at The Council o t lhe lnlernatlonal lnslllute ol Bullalo, loealed at 864 Oetaware Avenue, tor further Informat ion call883·1900 Devld Wllcoa at the Imperi al Garage, tOpm \ Berry Menllow at the Aull, 8pm, Bulfalo Phllhermonlc: o.ct..11re at Kleinhans Music Hall, a·30pm Devld Cley1on Thomae al lhe Trail, 8 and I tpm The New Toye al me Conllntnlal Eaeton Weal at the lone Star Straua Fletcher at tho Hotel CaiiiOtnle. CINEMA Allorod Slatll, MFAC, 7. 10. and 12·30 The Road at Gralllttl's Clockwork Orango, J4ti Songbird allha Alden Hotel Facully Recital, Slee Hell, Bpm. THEATER True Weat by Sem Shepard, Qllenlng a t Studio Arena Theater on Tuesday, No.>ember 2. Darma directed by Katherine Long, teatutlng Beeson Carroll. James Maxwell. Helen HarreiSOft. 85&o5650 lor further Information Mlaa Maragrlda'a Way by Roberto Atnayde, one woman play starring Naomi Nefmanis, directed by Gary f i sher. Runni ng Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30pm, through November t3. $-1 to $6. BuHalo Entertainment Theater, 284 Fran~lln St., 855-2225. A Couple White Chicks Sitting Around Tal~lng by John Fore! Noonan, featuring J• n Fuzak and Margo Davi s. dlrecteo by Erlea Wohl. Oc:tober 30 a!ld 31 at 5:30 and 8:301>m Cabaret 650. 850 Mai n Street. ~-41229. Angel Str111 by Patrick Hamilton, thriller directed by Frenk Canlno, slarrlng Ron l ouchren. Marilyn Mendei50n. and o thers. Frlllay II 8, Saturday at 6 and 9. llnal day Sunday at 7, The Playhouse. ti52 Main Street, 855-3183. Oblramm.r;eu Paulon Play, drama featuring Mare Bagley and Ann Kelly Balfour. Tonlghl and Saturday at 8, Sunday at 2. Shea's Bultalo Theater. ~8 Main S1ree1, 847.0050. Altered Statea, Governor's l ounge. 9pm Poltl(gllat, Woldman Theater, 7:00. and !t.30pm. •:JO. MUSIC Bullalo Philharmonic al Kleinhans Muste Hall. 2:.30 pm. Polntl... Brol...,_ at the Central Pari< Grill, Bpm. Jah Malia at the Trail, 9pm. Peperteeee al the Contlnenlal. ·moN CINEMA The Band Wagon &larrl ng Fred Astalre, 150 Farber Hall, 7pm. MUSIC Mitchell Lurie, clarinetist, at Slee Concert Hall. 8pm. Gil Scott Heron at the Trail, 8 and ttpm, Thursday, November 11 at the Latin Gallery, located at 203 Hudson Street-an evening of Cubow1 noelalgla. leattmg Cannen Nl.flOl Qtlan lolksongs and paems All events begin at 8pm and c:oat S2. Call 85S-8630 lor ticket Information. -·Jng MEAN GUYS " E:AST ~ I OS~ r dll.., ~l"q"'ra Rl\od IIP•I "'urrh ul 'hi!fld •Jrl &Jb 2Qn Mon Oldies Nlohl Music ollhe 60's with 60's Drink Prices 50' Drolls,s 1 Mixed Drinks, 2 Bottles or • •. • I • e T\J.-..~ .' I ·~11)t~!1 r ' [)' r• ~ c, -'1 , p 111 [It 0 f,AII'\f :, li:t 1 _ 1 ,"1 -1 llit ~~~~RP I ( ' 11'; ,., fH I E~~(;~ Weds. Nlghl Ladles N ight S3.95 all you oan drink tor lhe l adies Receive souvenir glass Live Enteru.lnment amala & Mala Dancer Tnurs N1gnt W1ng N1Qht 10· Wn gs c·' 1 S·:.• '''e M1 11e, rc.r S1 l rve Enterratnmer-' . . "THIRD STREET" STUDYIN'••• WITH THE -$ REAL TASTE OF BEER. 1r . Full Flsh Fry Dinner w/Homemade $3.75 soup bar �rounds TUE CINEMA Earth va. the Flying SaUUR, 170 MFAC, 7pm. ll.unan SwJit:hhoard / The Hcd,.. BtlllaiO State Concer1s Board nos finally gollen In the swing and thJs SaturcHr o-lg.ht'.t t1aHowMn P&ltY set1 the sefl'\U1er'"• roc~ . -.. oil on t~e right tOC>I I can fememDer W'ert te\ilt' concef1s as mtstl'\atCf\ed as -.sl '""" 'on of the Body Snalchera, 170 MFAC, 8:40pm. MUSIC Student ~Ice recital, Baird Recital Hall, noon. sprlltfJ'S Toots and The O¥et tile HUINII SWitchboao:l In ua·a Cl~tk Gym Evaryone nad Jefferaon Starahlp and 38 Special at the Aud, 8pm. Songbird at the Central Park Grill Ma~ UloeU mind a.et on thls \ ·~e¥Ouc• thing called reggae lhal IIIey had reil<f about In aJt the paJ)era. and .. ,,,...someone a.t large as Toots r!Uing tne need w ho couSd POUibl~ care about an opener? 1M Swttct'lbol..rc;t were strapped in r---:;::::;--;-:;;--:;::;-------~=--------,1 ~';~8~ n~ ~~:.:o::=.,, 1 abound~ Bad SC61le. But lM Humart Swilc;'h board dOn't need no svmpatttv boceuse ak)ng with no mor& 1hln h a lf a doZIH\ othet group& In Ameflca, tner are one of the mmn promising bands to emerge out of an jndusWal wasteland bfea;nlng some 50r1 of optlml•m Into thtlr mutlc. HtJllng from Akron, Oftto or uwre.abOuts. lhfa determln&a QUat'lt1 EWing I Pl ts&oft tO tft6M' vtr$t. alternauey aparkllng and twooo•no. that Ia to hOC)eleuty out of taal'don 11gnt now 11 fan 1 funny Vou VJon't hear • cU1 ott lal ••.,•• Who·· UrtdlltfJin Mr Hangar'1 upatalra In tne continental Why7 a.c.use keyboaldtat M ytna Marcar1an CIOI'I't pl1y aynttMatz:.. a, guUatist BoD Plellet Is n<Hmaf"IOo~lng , ano tM rhythm unll ol cnummet ~ Mtll and Basstot SIIYI Catab<la d0n1!>1ay diSCO ri~H>IIS 11'1 pop mu.s~c tttatiiiiQht I!'KJ looM at ,,... ••m• ume. balancing the cltllgnUut wUn \f\1 rellectlon.-adtn "lma~a ol Wof11 and Public Llle In Part a," Albright Kno~ Art Gallery Auditorium, 8 :30pm. MUSIC Shlomo Mintz, violinist, a t Kleinhans Music Hall, 8:30pm. Now l.lod Sou•~ 0 11 Scou ~on w1ll Dtlrtg htt "roant bet-ll.wi' •' po.m down to lht TriHitnaOOit 1n11 lut.OIY 1nct u ~ 111 nor b.a lni4Mrupttc by Stua1 h tket. leon•rd Fe11twu. or Nell Caner bltksllcun' $15 OFF on lOK Gold Rings Kle~nPW"a. The~ ...,. awfUl So •u !hat mattet. ~ut11 BkK'ICIIt lOt bMn aometnlrn' In t,..e vr&tlt( It' d De I CSirty 1rk.. pull IOmtll\lng out or the'r mana- r • a nype<bollc boo, so ....., }UM ••Y that The ~ are prot>a1>1y f)reny gooO, ycu k,.,., ftatd roc.ktno. lnd fast biting, eU ot thai ltUff 8Ut I CIUI Ify something shoutd ~ ukt of rt~lh-"Ce, and «o atlet a COVPit ot a~rns Utat went nowhere The A4tde 111 etllf at It They have tnoepenctently rel•ased elpee. Fat•l5lld•, that has PI'OPI• ci\H1'1ng, and TrouafH Pres!!' JOf'l Vouno t• excJted too: ''~G..neratlng fa-c4Ua ol mode'" rom1nce Don t an lntenae racl\et fl.etctf than af'y l'!tavr metal band, (they) ate a stuonlng a.lpemplt ulaucoe,tul jUSt &lind 11\ere lOOking, Olf·U-tl· IIS~· I d lng" In e• pktfing 1h.e more deaptrato pafe ' 1 Headllruno" the bllll ~Alii be The Red•~ a tour.plece from Philadelphia The only lime I nw Llko lho Human Swllchboord. Tne Atde IIPpear to be buc~lng All lht oowe' to ltltl't\ uondt -Tony GtaJed• THU WED EVENTS Eunlea Upton i..:turtng on The R.oa was In aupporl ol Bton.oie'a s~.tmmer of 79 $\OP ill EVENTS Zodlaque Danea Company prea.nta from Head t o Toe ••• Plua, UB Center Theater, 8pm. Savage Lo•• by Sam Shepard and God by WOody Allan, Harriman Hill Studio Theater, 8pm Blackbum Pnnlmlklng We>rtcahop opening r8C8ptlon. Beth~e Hell, 8·30pm CINEMA Diva, Woldman Theater, • :30, 7:00. and D.30pm. MUSIC Jolin boudler, percussionist, Baird Recital Hill, 8pm. �TWO GRAND • 50 First Prize Wmners receive a Koss Music Box personal por~:~ble cassene player with a cassette of "It's Hard,• THE WHO's latest release. • 500 Second Prize Winners receive THE WHO's latest album. "Its Hard:' plus a Schlitz/WHO tour T-shlrt. · PRIZE WINNERS WILL BE SCHLITZ'S GUESTS IN TORONTO FOR THE LAST PERFORMANCE OF THE WHO'S 1982 NORTH AMERICAN TOUR. This may be your last chance to see in penot! one of the wortcrs great rode legends. Be there. Schlitz will send 2 winning couples (winner plus a friend) to Toronto. You 'U receive airfare, hotel accommodations in Toronto for 2 nights, tickets to THE WHO concert, dinner both nights in superb Toronto res~:~urants, a souvenir album, limousine service to and from the concert and spending money. I -rH£ WHO" niZ TOUII SMEI'STAKES OffiCIAl AO<U. NO I'UIICHASE HECESSARV ~~ ::~ ~r:.~s:""...:;..~Q't':':~"r!:~~..::"'~t~~~tT·,s>{r~~e~:U,; ~tMSE R lO '!181 1 "ffSNr~,.. . . ,.-ouor..:ll (Nf't . . OhMt.'J'OWW•V'I ~"M;I'oet'tl\f"\WOf.._.,'f(ll~filot~f J W•fiiMir• ~ ~t~eMI«t«' •"'•'•~ o, ....•"'<O"'IuCC!Oti?H- Oi.ot1'1 6 Co fl'l~fflt,..O',I·r>gOii•n•t<l\~ w~ OKJs-oro• '"''.-! 01•1'11 D'l'•.t• ""'"""'.._ "tHI tw110I•I•«< twO.O.mt»f 101n • If m"•• ~~ n.not•I'KI tiV """"bfr .. ~~!-!"~:::,~nttt"::'=!:•;;:~t!!::e:·:: -:r:~ t..P'\IIOI'MIIIIDIIItpi'IM~Itj • 5~u ..n""'"Mdto~l,ottNVSA t •ro•CI'emotcrretos.w'lld lhf'tf•""''.,,..•,.,...,..,otSliOI'I~-~' Co ~u •• N~ ~ ~...,..,_,.,OO"''IC•Oft6!~ .,..H Ol..wo6 Co o~•~ MOO ..... :=:,~~-::::,'=~=':.~~~CI=::::::.-.:~o;. liCH~t..lllfVof""' ~.,...,.,..... I AI..,.,,.~N0'0041r't'f_....,_s.,~.,.._,\0Co ~~ ~-~OCIJI' ..... T.-• .. ........ , ..~ W...,.._,..,.Ot-1004 t-4!dtt. 011'1.,.,...,.,_~011tllt_..._... 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CIC di.scuMtd by the baud or Trustees thai rdlllt co the ful urc or hiahcr education iD the Sratc. For lhc story or the transrcr or fund•n& to Heahh Sdcn('rs and away from hbtoral trls and the enrollment cap problems, stc page 9. Albany:, Amherst Union unlikely ALBANY N. Y. -WIIilc S4.S mlllion will be awarded shonly for the corutrUCIIon of a studml activity cmtrr on the AmhftS:t Campus there is no mendon or the pouibillty for 1 union. officials Aid bcrc. "I haven't .card llllythina from (U8 President Sle>en B.) Sample about a unioo," Slate Untvcn!ty of New Yort Yocr Owlcc!lor for CapiUI Fodlitcs Oseat Lanford told Tl" $p«tnJtrt "They arc ~CIIII\I doK 10 200,000 tqiWe feet .. b, but If he wanu 10 talk to me, I 'U be alad to 6stcn.'' Sompl< 11 "'""'"' for the"" student aovmun<tJI prcslcknu befor< pr<s<Dti:Qa a spocir.c rcq..... (or a 11/1100 bero~ starti.na a lobbyitlc caml>liln In Alblllly. H< bas been ursed by a Univcraity Couocil comJI'liltee to have sc.udcnu pay for the bulldina. "I'm very Sytnl"'thctic to the union problem ar UB. Buffalo based Trost« Arnold B. Gardner Slid, "But the capital fllnds l>uda<t is in tmlbk condition." Asked •htt.hcr lhc Pile wouJd approve a union con.. ructed with money collected form Sludent m1111datory fee. Gordner said, "It's a possibility that ••l>ts." But he added that "SUNY would havt substantial control O\'tt the bulldil\l." Som< students hav< m&lk it d<ar they WO<IId upcct >Om< control over it, should they lund the bulkllns. Landlord, ho~a. does not oar« that a unioc h neceuat)'. "I'm r..Uy in no -liOG to""" fwtber comment, sin« I don't mow anymorr 11w1 lh.ot," he said. "Th<tels noc much mocJey arouud and I think that the oo:tivtty center <an sowfy , _ ol the Slud<nt OftCb ar rhe pn:sau lime." Sample has Aid thai he will aced SUNY approval for 1 student funded buiJdill&. "From whal I undcrstllld," Gardner commented. " WIIm they complete the octlvity ...,,., they can odd on In tilrle with a union . lc•.s • matter or time as well as money. too."' • - UNION - I Dorm hike "approved" By C ARY STERN Ct~mpus Ullor ALBANY, N. Y.- Wllil< th< State Univu.ity Board or Tru"«1 opproVcd wtth unupttted revbionJ a poulble dormilory rent bike Wednesday, talk or tuhion increases was rampa.n1 amona tbOSt atleftdinJ the mectll\l. Students termed the Trustees' ICiion a vi<1ory over State Unlvcnlty or New York (SUNY) CJw>ceUor Olnoo R. Wllar1on. noti111 that ;. wu the r.... 11m< u had defeated tum before that body. Yet they remained C01>Ccmed obo<rl a tuition llik< for uncktaraduatcs, clcoplt< orrtdal dcoials. Wllar1on had piiCcd before t.be Boud a '<quat ror a dcmtitory 1ncr..- or apprOllimaldy $10 per bed IO COV.. "projcc<ed lnllallonary coot Increases." Wllar1on clalmcd that th< In price would be nteaJ11Y to avoid havina to aped more money from the State. HavinJ opproved dorm llika In the """' with tillk resbtanct, the Board debated the n.. mall<r at knsth with the Student Associotion or the State University (SASU) President Jim Ti<rn<:y het< Wednesday, alt<rina the prOpOSalslishtly. Tierney 0<>1 proposed 10 "pull the donn hlk< OUI O( th< bud.&et" in order to pjn lime in which to consider otl'itr means or pioina ntedtd funds. Wilh a la.r&c crowd of 1tudrn1-' '> supponJna him, Tierney asked for on. month, In which he promised 10 "fiJid at 1...1 ll .,..,.. that would 111bslitutc the donn ina<O$<ID the budaet. Trost« lilrl Warren •yml"'thlud with nemey•, lntenlioru. ooclnc that "&~udenu ar< pJObably eoo<mlcd wtth what will " - ir !he Diviuoco lluda<t (DOB> receives rrom ut a requat for an increased dorm bite. Tllcy may raise It even more U it · - lhrouah ... E<boinc the r«<inas or thc.rcst or the Board,""-<, Warr<n r<~ Tierney's prOpOSal beeaiiJC "we would have to put the U mil6on total ebcwhcre. Otherwise, all student~ would be ""yln1 ror the or dorms-utilities. ene:ray. etc." • - I TUDENTS - 1 �in short. C:llllPil"" Senate establishes new committee The Student AssOciation (SA) Senate met Wtdn...S.y to estabfith technicalguiddina for the Events R..;.w Committtt (ERq. to oumine politiWJy.n:lated activitla Al\er bri<f diKu5310n, the body qrted that the ERC >hovkl M'fH u a Scn.atc advi$0Cy commhJte and ....;:u tcotp lhr Sca.att tO formed or club ocmohes. The ERC • t i formed afltr nutn<'fo"' eomr>~Unu or pOlitical arh~hC$ of SA Oft,aniuhOIU. Club• ml.lS1 r«ove ERC .a,prrov f ll dol• b<l<>rc holdtll&ln nent S111< mandator) r.., guidebn /Ot bod political publication.s board wu to ckttrmmc 1.hc st.tu.s of the edttor·ln· cltlel ol lhe paper, ~o ....,..._. qo, the P'lil<' ran an eclitorW entitled "DIJCrlmination fs sometimes Oelirablc. '' enrq}na :a c:oall1ion of eampw (llinority &TOUpl to ores,\ charaa •gajnu the Lobo. Wht1c tbe chureo wer< dropped, Mltllqlna Editor Sam Montoya •lid Wednesday he upects more charta or untthical pra<ll\.'<> "'hlch ,.;u DOt lmJt<nl< upoa rout IU'IIC1\dmcnt rij!/tU ol tbt PI~ Tbc ec!itonal's aulbO< r~ (corn tbe ~IPIP<' aiW the edi•or-ut-dud wrote: a rc:.uacuon nacemcn1. but \he <Nl•tion ~-u ooc a.ppea.scd. ""'1"hty vc: u adamanl and as militant u cvct;" ~t ootoya .aid. upel1diturt• Clipboard Th< Stnate alio endor..d • ll<OI><>Sal to keep P"'ktQA lickt t '"'"""' on umpus ~ non ore coUe<:tecl l)y City of Buffalo and Town of l\11lhent. SA hoped thi. rcootullon will brina UB addotion•l revenu~. The Stnato hOI><$ eliot • portion or the Women'• Soec<r: New York Slate I\IA" ChampjoJUhtpJ (II -una collttcttd nneJ- would be: uKd to (und 1 student union. "I lhink u 'r. Vtf) \mpon4ll1 lha.r lhu cwopns.aJ on Lbc: trarr.c ticket tu~ u appro>ed ," Stolte Ch>irmon Da\id Dale nfd_ " It AbO al\cs UB Prtddtnt Strven Sampk on •d<" on ~~- lll< student body ltandi un th:u, wuc," he- S&)d The Middle Eut W qmcn O.pnouuon ...... n-cosntttd b) lht Stoat< and dtdart4 th&lblc for (jjpdj01 orr.aauy FRIDAY: 0AYi0 CzejllttJf .. (1110 Men's Soc«<: Utockport !>t ot Alumm l••mrk' (l:OO p.m.) J\ Footb;UI; <;anblu. CoUe,t at Rotl\1') hdd (l.OO p tn.) Oaw tieell.matV~to Lort Sc:"ulll.lh•tw,. JamtiS~II~JPI'Htto flU DAY a SAT\IRDA\ : K..IPA. Fic:ld Hockey: '*'- YOI ~ Sllte AlA\\ Cb... poo"'~'P> tt Tor~Y iit ......ltf•ol< aoo SChQotltyl'$.tl" , . .,..,. ~.N.Y >tkc_teci)TBA Sc:oc F'"lliwfllftoto Mlt,hM4 F. KocWI:NI•~t SATt1'1WAY: MlchMI CutaloloiA...,.NI -o 'l'ttllffll Cfn4tt Uuo~A ft.C~M tof f()()(ball: Norwich Unlvcnoty at ROII!y rocld I I :00 D I ~- MJIItf!-IIM itfl..... "-fiiJ 0....1iatAM. ,.,...,cu.. l:caot.t....rte ~,,,..,....,. WU & Wisdom I) What f~~Ut< eM the Trcu\11) Department )liSt rdtue as tbt makl' thtrr proposaJ al lht nc:'t Stnatt mmin.& E.mpioe Slltt7 l. Somcltn\C'-' Dn+ubk.'' cnra.ling I& coalHton of can1p.a mu'IOrny JrO\ip\ to pth h attr'> q.aWt tht LoiHJ While thr charses v.crc dropped, '· mar:tnl' Edhor Sam Momoya S"JkS Wednesday hf e.\ptel\ rt\Oh. hol'f~ .. nr unethiea.l practtea wtllch 'llo'tU not impiPIC ypon f11 1 an+C' The tditonal'1 •utho, ''"WI tdUOf·&n-<h.icf lllrOCc .a,,. '"' •o ftOC appc:uc:d '1"hc-> ar aAa1 ··nt n.thts of tht paper In lhc newspaper and the 11c:mn11, but rht coaJiuon •u tJ~ a•uJ u m1ltlallt u e-ver," Mon\0)-a Wd Clw!o ap!ft>t the ..'C, dJ: w Uru'<t<ll) O( i'le• Mt.\ICO's Dod~ Lob</ In l) Wltat is the caphal 4) Who wat Tll• Spclrv'ft • M\'¥'110 by the fM4o or Yua.,.lavia? Howo-S)'nd1<4to. Loo Moflll the firl1 Pnme Ministc• of C4noda7 ftl (If 8) 8I1Cd on total volume. what "thelarJ<>t dim In tltc .. ork11 9) Based on -arta 1 -..h,t n the: smaUnt count)' fn thC' Utated SCates! 10) Wluc:b us Praldtnt had the mou duldr<'llt ANSWERS (1Rt11qlnlf~ l >~I Ill ~JUOOO t..lrfW' 0111 (6 'IUOZUV U! IIU!1111.L DU>UJO;) M>N >~Ill 1111!1' l.,I)VII,PJIO,. >~.L (8 <! OfU!S p>ttun ..... l'ldll!~d ·~t "' ··~odl ,, "'~"'"'! It >tOI< >1'1 'I\O~S •111 ,. ""'""~ f1 !tnOI'iiW (9 •IIIJ J O •t>J •11• " •tqoqdtJOQ (> "''''"''' •wud '"U s,P"IR:l ,.~.. PI'UOO~~ uqor "S <• WtAI)tOifiA jo J"'l!d~ >qt II >ptJ11>a (( J.>QOil'lWo> >1•11 >OJ-~lO). ..,N IIDI">il\ WOJ) >A qooq-ad>ll !>ON Ur.>tl'!l\4>11 luci\JOIJW'f' f! l>q~!) .lq I~ (l 1 Ski Swap Friday, Nov. 5th 9AM- 8PM Parker Hall Rm . 2 Schussmelsters Ski Club Inc. Registration of Items to be sold will bf! on Thursday from 9AM- 4 :30PM, &... Friday After SAM &I'd Un-it., ..,,.. Syndtcelt, The tiPfH.niN tOt 1\t tlon•J ·~•••no 1:11 Comm~.~n~attOtt• and ClfCUIItton A.W. . 20 000 tu>~MQ.Id Q1l10 ~"" Ul!lfi>JOW 'U>IPI!ll> 01 P"'' UO<!JliiH hu>H ""IJl!M (01 (IUOO;) ~lOA ,..N ~=:tr:.:l;-..C:f':'::,:::-~~·· 51»Ctt11m It Adwt1tltlf19 ~~to Stt.!Oentl, Int. 1) In which nation 11 Taploa1pokcnT r... o ~ed.t aro, lbr l'.lf"tf ran an tdnon.tl enmled C.,.t rf.CHIIU.g Mlc.nMI E. Sf\auarvaw.,_, ,.'"' '" S) What is doncphobla? 6) What i1 the nickname ol Miuoun-<uch u Ntw Vorl bton1 tlte ··OJ~nmmattcwt h K~.,..,.. ~eMJ~tlf\IAM O( mj)COft\MIJ.ntcatJon, nO KniiOt rTIOVc<f their proposalanct 1 ~.on~uc:ntl)'t .. M conunufd, 11i."'nfu.s:fon w1 in! The MSU wtU Ch&l&n apiMl the Uru•<ml~ of Nc• Mcnco's Dot(• Lobu w.tt~ dropped Wc:dnac:b-,.. momrn.t\ h((orr 1 ~nlu!.ffll) publlcaUOM board 'Wit'lli-10 cktttmlnt \he SUUA of tbe' tdJtOf·lft· choef of the Polil<' . P~tiNl/~l.ffb.,d~tt R.anay Rold«Cop; Uailed SU.ttS oadonal debit 2) Name tbt ""o c:anclldaln ruMina for N.,. Yor~ Slatc ComptJoUer. Lobo ~ditor cleared A'-C ~......,.,. r.Wtot 0:'\I&CI M'I~JIA/f ~ GwySt..WC.- Ur In rHPOMC ro a fatlutc to p m offtaa1 rt'C()CrU110n, "'bt Modem Union ipo\.t out af\tt the m«tm' was ldjou.mtd "Apparc:nlt)', they ~a:uf'd to be reco&tuzed but chert was oo moc;on b) a SeMtor to do so." ac:rordin& to DaJc. ''They raid lhll the)' h.ad ~sena tor 10 spell out In thc:ir bt.half, but bfausc· Su~dc:nt Tent Gan.a.;Muql~ EdltOI >onpto!IIQ..,..., f _ Ot~d deUtiiCoMrlblltl~ " " c'rC' Cth( Stnat~l no1 1olnJ lQ en an~here ..ith the SA Ttc1uurcr Eric- FriWman... AU Wues thould Scnat(, •. we're tmu,td down Mth so many committee., " he added. Auembly S~~er ltrrl OtJtn pr~poscd thAt if • probl<m .:'\lna:crnln& a club tvcnl ..-b1d1 cannCM be rool\-cd b)l • diKUUtun bet•een Fnec!man 01\d tbt SA Dore<:tor of Student OrpnlutiO!Il "would then be Kilt to tbe ERC." The ERC Ch.,rm&Jl wtO orpncg "" Utfonnatio<tal to adme club! of ne" po6clo. A bien« from tltt> m«tU>& could t><>»lbly Clost froun budg<tl. 'om mlut-t ~·· ~d it' dlrcetly 10 the Stl~ GOQdct\Hdl£1tt~AII f U<l'f(!CI . fM tHCtru"' oWiott ..,. tocaled fft U !I~., HaAI, Slllo ON"""tiY ot NH YOtlrlal &t.lfltlo, 8vtltto. Ntw 't'<W11 """'- ·--~ 111~2061 Cop)'tiOht 19112 8ufiiiO. N.Y Tht Specmwn "IHNn' PttloGic,u. lnc- Edllortat oollcy Is att.. "'ln.d by IM E<IIIO<·I..CIIItf Atl>ubii<OJiont of -.y M,..k'l _,.,hOI.It 'he t:qw'.W or tM E.oH~AoC~• Ia m•n•' Coof\1.,, t l<lctlyrH Sp«:tl\l~~t .. OtM'eo or luHa» ...... ,.,._.. Inc 12.10 $eMca S l Q;,<H._to, HV OilS .. ,.,.,.IS l<l>l' (IUOIIOU >q.L II Mandatory Assembly Meeting Today, Friday Oct. 29th Talbert Assembly Chambers 3 :30PM President Sample Will Be Addressing us. Attendance Wi II be Taken ~ The Student Association Would Like to Thank All of the Clubs &. Organizations That Helped Make This Years Activities Fair a Great Suc~cess �Phase II pool is unfit for the disabled By DAVID deLIS! Conrributml £d1IM tlh cOnstnlctlon or Ptw. II or Alumni Awl> U~'&y, Iller< are already <Omplalnts ov<r the butlding's dCII&n because its swimming pool is not adequately aO<essiblc to handtcappcd studen1i. Th<r< will b< limited occeuibility . but plans f<>r a moveable pool lloor ,.hlcb would malt< it totally ..,.,....ble b..-e been sun~ bcca"-"' or financial and all<t<d physical corutnllnts The beol S)"Jlem fO< occa.il»lity .. auld ha>< tnvohed lrutalbnJ a mo•eable pool bottom. Designed by 1\FW o(Nottb 1\m<ra (a West G<rman subSldt>ry), the hyd~ulic pa"'cred noor could b< r•lled to dock W level, ~mmina wt\cclchajred studt.nli to 1ct rl&hl in\o the Pal and lo....,tred to a comfonable depth. The noor could abo be towcltt to rttulation dcplh, for l W1m mecu. 1\FW is confident that tho floor ..ould ·or~. ha•lll& butlt 1!00 ""'" floors rhrouJ.hout the •orld, iDtlud•na rhoK 1.1 tht Mu.nic:h arwJ \tonue3.1 Olympk )pOfl centers. facdih6 Proarar:~ Coordinator Slc-phtn En.&ltr said lhe UnJ"trSll)' 'AOUfd ba\c: preferred 5uCh an Op«IOR. "but 11 WIU deleted OU1 of the <Onllruclion fund by tho people who make such decision> (SUNY fund)"•. In ils place ..,u be 11. fib crane and holst 10 IO\\'tf \ludmts \nro tht- wain. Romps are calso staled. Officials at the SUNY Cott•ll'uctiOn Fund in Albany ..Ud they n.-.a r<em<d a r<qu<>l (ot the ma... bk pool bottom. thus could no< Ita->< Con~uuct10 n >uppo<ted the propool Class repeats debated,again By LORI E. SCHULTZ f'ftiWP Edtlor I "bact to the drawing board .. Wednesday 11.1 the Faculty 1 ,.... Senate EuculiYc Cornm•Hc.C" (FSEC) questioo<d a rosolutlon paned last sen-.. ollowlna • ttudent to repeat a cowx rcprdla.s of h1s or h~r previous sradt. FSEC members (hatged 11 would hun the University's ccrtir.cation, decrease UB vadual<S' ch~ or Jalnina admt..oon to pror....octal .chooh and lead 1.0 """""' mrollmcnt probk:ms CCfiiJO COUrses. To p-e studetll$ • sceond ror U a........, .. pOOJiy In tu not pursue tt, tlunkut' he could 11\e lot apm lot a bcuer pad( ... Pcnd.oUo C'"a-pla1ntd, "1M -..hoLe resoh.uto-n i~ tmpacted <OUrs<>, "portlcyJarly tn the <GJtn<<,.tn& and math dtpattment~ "are DOt hb:ty tO dOS>e out prospective ma,ors. 1\ dctcnoration of ICidmlic Ions Uno of studeniJ sparltnJ 0. ..._ and FJ 1arc nut, howtvcr, llkdy to nand arc!>." get into the dcpartmc.ru. in the lir.st .. lt'1 a full rult In life nm 10 punish a Slud<ol who dO<J b<ller try,'' he added. than OM: wbo does not," ~mont SenatOt John Boot '"Thctc •oukl bt' no chan&e in arJued. "Why sbould a lludr nt be polte), '" any .student can repeat a dilcourq.td from repeaajna a COUI)e now.'' Pcradono tald 1 C'OU~ when .M_ whole: ldU Of I "with the ocw re.olutlon. lhouah, Univctsity I• to upand \nowlcds< a student ..ould be rrquhtd to and encourage ltatntnJl'' The Oplion o( rtpc:atlnaa course obtain both 'crbal and wrill<n JUSt I ¥-OUid praen\ anot'htr ~vt:n~ for leamlnJ. mter)«t<d FSEC pe1m1ttton. ·· m<mbtr Edward Jetlldn;. ''A poor crad< " • wvnin& sianalto all parties Involved," he Slid . /\her eonildorablc bock·•nd· ni,ersrt) Ardut«l H&rbons GfO\'ct tontcnckd I hat 10 conS\ruc1 the: [orth d<bot<. AuOO.tc Prof"""' hydraulic noor in port or tho so by 2$ )'llld pool would Ita-. been 100 chance. the GradinJ Commiltee MIJC Wickert aHcmptcd co put 1 e..:cpcruivc. uonc probk:m is tha1 Ihe buikhnc siu. on rocb and introduced propo.ali to allow ••u mca_ns thai the lludtnl has handle on th~H~uation ll.cif, not ucavatin& anothtr 10 feet to piKe t.bC' noor and anodtlcd equipment studenu to rcpe1.t a eoum once miJJC:d wmc impOrtant atner.tl on the "d<itrabillty" &<n<raled if ,.oulrJ ho-t been too blab." he said. ncr re«iY1RI a 0 Of an f . \ tonOrp4f and n«ds IO JO back and a impkmtnrtd. Altl\ouah Grover was not sure of the e\.ICt pocc-, he uttmatcd h .-auld be in lh< SI SO.~OOO ranJe An A.FW spaUspenoo refuted l\ICh claims, SIJiliDJ that a t,..nty I'C>o< table would 111ft "approximately S40.000-60.000.'' althouJh an cuct h11 should a student b e di&couraged {mm repeating n course price could not be determined site unscm. H< did .,ptwltt that oocc th< pool is buUt, the lmpkmen"'tlon eotl could triple. w hen the w hole idea o f a Univemtu is to expand knowledge. " By SUI< and federal mandAI<, vi buildlnp IUid fadlitl<S must be -Senator John Boot oc'ta5ibk to lbc handk:apped. Th< present blueprinu eall for the in.tallaticxl or a jib crane to old wbedchalred students 111 and out or the water. Edwatd Nro-too, a member of lh< lnd<pet>dalu-Ute " I think we JOI mto this h&ndlapped 11udeot orpDlzallon-b fk<P4i<al of Ibis idol. ''Thll would 1\lthoush bocll pada would >trcnathcn them.'' Jenk•ru noted, ..or i1 could bt a Aana) that tht meiUI studmts <OUld ooly enter lh< water ooe at a time. wluch could qunlion whae tbe X and< luue appear oo the lll'rillcn uanscripl iniiri!F'Or 11 havinJ dilfi<ully len off," Enalish Senator Mu take) qwtc a whlle," he Slid. only the $«<Dd would b< l\ddllion4Jly. Newton hu learned that the hoist would he an obstacle Wickert A.id. "Without lhc preJ<ntinJ til< mAterial •nd n«ds coruidcred for (red it and quality to act upOn the mane1 ahcrnalivc or an X or 1 at JWim m«ts and tubscquently would have to he •tored and p04ou. (incompl<tc) recotd<d on the dious<mbled. It would only he avatlablc when someone wu present to a«otdmaly." nt studtnt wou.ld reqwre a properly plaa lbe cnu>c: and oper&Jc tt. "We really could only Jd lh< uudcnt 's transcripc. an iAstructoc written r<qu<st fonD qo<d by lbe , _ from tbc: crane if it wu s1allooed per1IWIO!llly, and tvcn th<D it has no other cbo;cc but to usisn ~ or inta>ded majof an F." dq>anment u proal that tho ocly b< just ocx:c:pllbel," he ..ud. N<..toa bdi<"<< that Cbe "nmp" Into lh< pool if ""' • bad Ida. and , Jfudent wu ar:anttd pumilsioo to EnaineerinJ Senator Kennrth -.Jd b< less of 111 abst.odc than tbc: Ufl. lbouab the pc:rloct JOiullon ~ t r$ut.the counc. . ~ • Kiser eoonplaine<t, ••tblrdoc:sd~· .... btJin 10 addr~$ tho lsrue or the .nov..blc N<wtoa saJ4 that handicapped stud<OU would cmalnly use a pool ai avallabl< seau iJithe classroom, think lh< whole thiAJ is Jlvcn tho reoolutlotl Is Ambent more frequently llwl tbc: ooc at Oark, whieh ia - acasst'bk awl'\tl," Oiv!slon or implemented. Willi ~!bout tludtnb 10 these studeoU. '"The beol W< CO do flOW is IO haVe volunt- llrOO& Undctlntdu.ote Educa110o [)Q.Q 01IOUih or un us out or our th..n aDd Into tbc: wat<J, so we really clan'l Jolul PeradorlO ..u4 of the rmlMJ cow... • h a c - u so to O..k much" he DOled. prOpOJal. "ADd it's- for idf1$h Umlted, o!Uo ftlled ro capoaty and (Instructors) forced to tum NC'flon cooduded !hat the Adminiftrallon "should do aD It can now. reason•. More ~work would away prOJpt'Ciivo majou?" KiiC'I' ..hue lh< pool I$ stiU und<r COJI$trucsion, to mak< ll -...lblc as much be involved in the orncc. I t questioned. as pt>Sflbl<, whllc the cost Is Jtilllow." uwc have rac:rvations on the Pcr&douo ans-ed that Jupposilion thai a studenl dOtn& "W 'noor:' · ''I + Donate Blood. CHINESE LUNCHES Sl 95 UINNERS S4 95 may len • Restaurant ....:··~ • . . . \._J-:- .. ··~ · · · •• ~. _ SPECIAL STUDENT DINNERS •. S2 •·.•• 75 �CALL FOR PROPOSALS n(-) l'roposals for activities to enhance University lite are being sought by the Student Activi t ies Steering Commi ttee, which tws been allocated SI O.OOO by the Faculty-Student Association to fund approved grants which can not normally be tunded through othef sources. 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After Initial Kreenlng. propoS<!,rs or prol " "" being conslder<!d may be Invi ted to m""t th<! commlrt<!e to diKU>S th<!lr reque>l$ for rundll18 The comm1ne-e seeks c.recutve- respon~ 10 Unlvenlry needs whkh will benellt a subsrantl<ll S<!gment or the student population and the University Community, I CHAfl'S ~ IlDlA 9 IOUTIQUI S1 84MelnSl 1\Mio l~) ~7-41344 ~ 5 % OFF All Clothing Expkes Nov. 6. 1982 ~ ~~ ~- ~~ b;;;. oc::::::i DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS IS November 12, 1982 Nothing Else Feels Like Navy Flying. TOPSPIN SPORTING GOODS mal.;ng authority and The thunderou~ roar of jet engmes rolls management respan· across the c.arrier's sibility you...have as an flight deck . officer in the Navy. Throttles are at On t.he ground, as full power, and you're a Navy officer, you work with and supervise waiting for the signal to launch. today's most highly Now. T he cat.apult fires. G forces slcilled aviation professionals. In the air. press you back int.O your seat. 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Pruodcnl lllalt<r Mondale'a simple mes;qc Wtdncsd.ay ntcho as he ad.Jrcsstd a rally of the: International Opmotinc Enpnecn Union Loal number 11on Wut Scotea. lberc .. cr•• number or spukca, borb aondodat.. and ornaab, al lhc pro·labo< rallr, all or "hom addr.....S the: up<OIIlrns ~tion alld plcodtd ...,lh the unoon mttnbership 10 •04< for only cll<lorwd D<moenn and tib<ral<, especially C\iomo. IU lhc fnturtd -kcr 111 lhc rail). Mondalt hlr rbe l«apn P<OCI&m hard. He tokt olmost 1000 unoon mcmb<rs that he: llod l><allo Buffalo about SO ume:s. but thll U1p •u daffcrcnl. as he ca.Dcd 'l ••a vuy dlfflCUir hmc fot Am~ns " 1U tht campa~1n cntcn ita ftrull "'cckond. Cuomo ...., upaodm& Ius kad o-n R<pubbcan opononr Lot" Lehrman, o«ordlnJ oo a ,.,,. l'wk poll. It oho"td him-for the llno <omr-lndin& In upstart ,...,. Vorl Wltll a fhc p<r«nlqc ""'"' r..d. 1!.1c~td by a 21 poonl load InN<" Vorl City. CUomo has 011 o-.rall td&c of ~t-38. But Mondilk 1mploralthe union members to sttll&rl out and YOit, d"pecu.lh Cuomo'J coahl1on or m iAOritin. tabor and others trantplc.d by the Reaaan pt(\lfllm He SllJI~lcd that many (lnd th~w timn u tuuah u In Ihe deJ)r~ion of tht l930'i arJUinJ "Vtc need • that«:e to m• ~c thl\ c:ountr\' gJO~ Dot!,"''"" agam. '' T ~. l'ulurc of the !ndU>Inol r<&IM of the Unltrd Stalc.-whkh he nottd "fou&ht W4n and buill lhli 'ountr)'-il now in doubt . ''We have got to turn this country around." he maantaJncd. "th.c n b only one thing wTon& 'With Rna;an') theory, 11 l~ 'bsolutcl)' nuu." As M ond.ll.t aualled the Pr..ldtnl , h< was Jlcttcd wllh loud chccu. The hi1hesr ftdcral dennrs In IU!IOry havr caU>td inttre>t ,., .. to rtmain hl&h tnna c.nough •o cholct rver)' lndu.slry on crt<hl, M ondak- uplalncd , nrong rhal Vo« Prc>adcnl Otarae Bush once talltd Rcap.nomtc. " '\oodOO economics' and he was ti&ht ," He challtnl"d RnJIII'> rce<nl r1d10 mt1SOJ< v.hen the President said the countf)' ... u beu~' o(( ~~ c et out and make sure evert~one knows to vote and vote ~ht . , .let us teach the Republicans that if ttou take our jobs, 110 u r ;ob is about to go tJil weU." - Walter Mondale lhan n •u two years qo, u kutJ the -audien« 1f a.ny or tht:IT' uc bttlcr off. No one &NWft'~ Am<rocans do not " ""' handouts. lhcy want JObs. Mondalc dtclartd. Hr said the countr~ mw.a undo Rrqanotnkl a.nd rna.._( rurt th~ out aencratlon or Amencam lithe bnt C'ducatfd lh hutory. "Get out and makt sure C\n)On.t l"'•S 10 ~Ott a.nd \'01~ ritht.'' lhe rormor Vltr Pr..odtnl offucd, " 1<1 w t<ath the Rcpubltc::ans 1ha1 il •ou take OVI Jobs, ,our JOb tJ abo\11 lo ao..,. well 11 D<motrollc aondocbo• for Ssaoc Controll<r Ray Cal~ upbJned thas the D<mocrau caD "'" tha dtcllon tf they J<t JI'II"'OOh suppo11. ··...-c can WUl lbc ~kctl on • 11b th.at elTon " Nouna lhal Ihe Controll t~ Is the only Inat« of Sl7 btllooo of Start rctorcmen< flllldt. he: crlttrutd hu oppolldll lncvmhant Nod Rtp~~ for "woc:hna mont) ro tht s.un bch" uu.ru.d o r \n,csain, 11 m Nn. Yotk Slate ~I oddtd that I pt!Orlly WU 1<1111!1 jObs for man) Wcs!tm Nc-- Yorhn Oul of ... orl , " ll I am succ:asru.l )'0\1 w.U h~\c a ft1cnd in Alban) " United Stala Co•Jr.,.sman Hmry I"'"ak added to the 11111-Rc.opn bW'f.i<, •lscrtJnaluo pollcla ha•• ">tra~td" the eountry "''h lbt •ont cfrt\.ts ldt 1ft Western New Yor'- He MJd dlie uP<Oit'Hnt: t.l«tJon ...,n be: 1 peal awakcn.ina. ••La.bof " nor aotn.c to bt conte-nt co tak~ two more )'OliO of whll,.. havo had already, " he ...d. J arno Mlltin, who io !\IMina apiMI Ja<k ~P lor US Reprc:scntalive, sald his oppolldlt .., oo lonaer be allowtd 10 rtpra«~t N<w York addlna that now Is t.bc tl.rnt foro chana• and for ntorr Jobs. Uniled StatH Conart:IIIIWI Jol\n LaFalce 11Jrccd thai the D<mocrals want more education, h.calth ca.rc. JOclal kCUrit), more 'ftOr~er 1aft t)' and other bc11fiu, .. We always wanted that," he char1td."'more Rn&anoonics means less Of evel")''lli"i." E.rtc County D<mocrarlc Chou J oscpb Oan&Je JDintd tht blastin& ur the Whitt House admlnimarlon ror )udain& the counlrf ' economy on Wall Slrtcl and lh< pnmrlnt•c>l rart. rolhcr than looking atl~e unempkJymcnt rate. Cl-onal< cited fom1cr Vie< Presodcnl Hub<n Humphtcy as "'11"1· "th• Rcpu~licans hllldlt lh< ec:onomy the "'"Y thty male cotfee, drip by dnp. We Oemocral$ ma.ke our corf« -.rtlh a purcu,acor from t~ bOUom UIJ," Are you Did you major in EE, ChE, CS, Physics, Material Science, Metallurgy or Industrial Engineering? We challenge you to see if you can answer " YES" to all of the questions below: ,. Are you lnqui!uttve and crertltve? • Are you an evoef'tional person ? • Do you plan to be I he bes l l l what you do'? • Do you want your atcomphshmentt and peoformance 10 be q uickly roe· ognlted? environment? Minist~r Louts Farrakhan National Representative of the Honorable Elijah Mohammed :00 P.M. Oct. 31st in Clark Hal ' :~~~~rT.:'e":,nJ~~~~~7~.~1on ro management? :~~~:~J:~,~e~~~e~~~ o!;::~::~~~~ r.onalty lalenled persons We nue ordy the t>es1 df'd ¥rllh one ol the most ®I At the Door $1.00 UB Students $2.00 All Others We Urg~ You To listen & Learn ')fur 11nf!•fl hnu'i@ lta•o•ng pr-og•:lmS 11i "'" "'d·~''f'l q•v~-' you J nei\0 t,I·HI•n tlt\ t4T'\Ilt•ptftf'UUI11lllt'Of~g dlm()~t.JI"'t.HP lhul 1tcono ICJ nonp and ont' lhtlt wur Jmplfl"'""' )OUt tH'It"ltf'!l'f Our MM'Utl}(l mPnl ov 01J)t'C'Itve~ C.ruo,dm wu" 1.\trow ynu It> q~II0\1 vou 11 ftna ,,1111w tt\uvo ~~ the Mlc,oelet lfOf"I•C.) Otll•t.,on ol Gt!notill lnstruml!nt J • orluno ~00 eompeny rnar ·~ on• ot the wonoor s ot MOS 1lih!9r a1ea ttrCUII teen· rtQIOqy wo •ue fHS1 '" lh~ ptoductton ol Re•d· Only MemortOit d lectdef '" Non· Voterlle Memorlea •ecnnology a volume supol•et or •·· Bit Microcomputers ; a rec()9no,ed O>pOllln VIdeo TeehnOI()9f; a suool•e• or cost ellechve Speech Syn· thetis oevJCes end a metor suppher lo Telecommunlc:atlona networ" s tn 15 c:ountues There ate excttmg nndout· ,llndtng oPPQfluntt•es at bolh our C1t1nc:Ue1 Auzon• and H•c".s"'lle long lstano New YOft( lac•httes ON CAMPUS INTERVIEWS Friday, NOVEMBER 5 Cflec~ Ticket$ in Advance at Harriman SOc UB Students $1.50 General Public ? Compettttve . • Would y ou enJOY a fast·paced presents • • your Ptlt:e~t Otfice 101 deta•l5 Snot.~14 '/C•u O& un.)t) e r~ ~(:o us on 1n•1 dale plP;tle fi.~r.o Udum,.. tCt G E Harnp<J•·n G•nttrat ~suvmtnl Coroor"-h"'' 600 W John Sueet H<~'"'"C NY 11802 An t"Q..,at OOO<Htun.tv emok)~o, rnlftn GENERAL INSfRUMENT We help you compete. �editorial Vote SUNY A UniYerslty and 1 community \1\rlva oil one anotller. Each contrlbUIO$ to the welfare aJ\d llvelll>ood of the oth~~<, tradiOQ cultural, IIOilllcal ana soc:ial benollls with eaeh other. But 11 trds Unt~~erslty, thMa Is an extra dlmenston-llnances UB Is totally dependent on the Stale tor money, a situation tllel nes bel:omt mote and mote ol a disaster lor the Unl..,.lty. We daoend 011 olfletare on Albany lor our every l\e8CI and now wnat nllppens In Washington trle~l•• down to our level Cutbec.'lts In llnanctal aid and rulnloua fiscal POlley allect State montes so 1rutleally that It can no longer alford to provide us with a respectable ec:tucatlon, and we catt no longer allord to taatn In the ruin Thus, a.s members of the Unl-slty community II ts our obligation to pay anenuon to thesa matters and bel:ame lnvolvad. Voting Ia one methOd. A methOd tnat Is avallaDie 10 aii.Thla year's eleotlon ponenc:ts great Impact Intelligent voting can ma~e a dlllerence. Silt trough tne various campaign statement a and other Information and evaluate the many candidates In order to netp students, especially with Its neavy ramlllcallons for this Institution. nero are The SptJcrrum endorsements for the upcoming election: ine endoresomeoiS pro.,cted tttfe aoe only for ea:ndtdatos whoso dostrlcts ll>cludo UB'a Amherst or Marn Street campuses. Cuomo for Governor Stark cnotces lace "Oters In tno ract tor Go>e<nor. On the one hond 1s tne annolnlec:t son ol Ronald Reagan . a firm Deltever In tne deatn penally. lo"'l'r ta\es and doep cuts rn toelal service On the otner hand of tnta classic coofrontauon IS tne llbeoal. ""no lo•on. contlnuod lundlng Ol SOCIOI programs, OPPOIOS the dUth penalty and c<les oul ag-'nll tna Dlatant oneqUlllltles of Rnganlsm There Is no contest on tnls race rne SpeclnJm beii<Wes Mano Cuomo s """stole liberalism !le,.erves lour yeara In Alb•ny LI'N Lehrman a half· C'OUe<l ultre-<:onr.ervausm !le5Mt~s • haoty return to n1s Heel of drugstores I""''" are too many people on tnos campargn that toc.us on Len,man H is perf•ct telev•6i0n commercrals. coupled wllh nrs weallny Dackgroun<l ano radical eAPanslons on Reagonomtcs havo made him the tssua Unfortunately, his POIIcle. are not tne rssut-tney are some ol thl worst, most sttallow rn POlitics tOday His POlicies snould receive close altentlon They are absurd And tnose people are Ignoring Cuomo or lln~tng him wllh lormer Govemor Hugh L.. Carey, whoM POlicies on many ltsues were wea~-txpeelalty towar<l public higher ec:tucatlon Yet thl& Ia unlelr to Cuomo-he nu shown hla Independence, e~pectatly with clear SOPPOM lor SUNY He corrreclly opposes Lehrman's theory atallng that hasty ,pending cuM, couplec:t with orestlc tax reductions, would serve to bring tne State 10 unprornlslOQ POlicies of hos opponent. we &ndOr$e Moynihan for Senator. AlthOUgh Moynihan Is not quite as liberal as he snould be for a candidate on the Dem<>Cfatio· Liberal ticket, aJ\d he did initially vota 101 Reagan'$ lilt cuts, he SUPPOrts the funding ol SOCllat programs. which makes him mof& of a trlend ol nlghe< education and student aid than Sullivan. This atone ma~es nlm \1\e more Qualllied canaldate for the UB community. Sull n suppons rec:tuai>d ledetalspendlng, wnlcn I lead to tuntw;t cuts In government service :and c:tlsaster In this lime of nlgh unemployment and POOl economy. She also It In lavor of the Impractical and unrealistic Constitutional ammandment requiring the Federal QOVMnment to h•ve a balanced budget. Tne reactionary rfghNo-llfe per1y has given Sullivan their endo(sement and the goal~ ot this party we Delleve are detrimental to American society. In the sphere of world alfalrs. Moynihan aleo has mote anracUve Ideas. He supPOrlS the SALT Treettes to control nuclear arms and proPOsed • SALT Ill conference to start wor~tng on subatantlal reduotlons In strategic arms and Is In favor of an erma fr88le. Sullivan sai d that tf1e Unltec:l States should Invest In the rosearch and development of nuclear war. While Moylhon Is certainly nol lhe Ideal cendidats we woUld liKe to see, he Is a superlot and mora desirable Senator tot Now Yorio.. Nowak, Martin for Congress Democrat Henry J. Nowa~ Is our choice for Representative In the 3Srd C"..ongresalonal dlstriCI over Republican Walter J Plllech and Right· To-Llie candidate Jamos Francis GalfaghM. The lncumbant Nowak has done a good lob repre..entlng Bullalo In the past by voting for Dills which offer suppon to the Western New York region and has fought against Republican economic POIICIBS w11icn nave cripptec:t any alreaay weak local economy Nowak wants to lmPfove till! ec:onomy. not lnrough otrect government action, b<Jt through stronger conuot of the Federal Re,em and mone~ markets He also believes \1\al the government must atd " ec.onornic victims .. Seeking peaceful S<lfuttons In world trouble SPOtS and discouraging outskle lnvol•ement In International conllll:ta-Nowak's policies-are sensiDle and desirable for world peace. Culling fe!lefal spenatng-PUIIch's matn economic cure-h.. already proved useless In curing the economY's woes attd wr; bellelltl such a policy will nurt Amllicans even more. His proposal lor world peace Involves building on even larger war macnlna tnai the United Slatea already POtsessu. and this Is lu<llcrous. Gallagher Ia a one Issue candidate-anti· abonlon-an<l apart form our opPOsition to the Rlght·T<rLIIe pany, we see his pollclea as too narrow mlndec:t to make him a gOOd representative New Yorl<e16 nave e reputallon lor going against the !Ide. Lehrman wants to bring tha POPular mytht ol Reagan to our State: he wants to bring the POliCies that have put this country on the verge ol a majpr depreulon Lehrman would reduce every tssue to neandenhal term5-ll there's too much crtme, stan electrocuting people, or wo1ae, allow cltl•en tl~e nlm to Cllrl'l' arms His POlicies even ma~a good commerclllt, but that's all li's eco.ry to thlnll ha has gotten tl111 far In the c:ampalgn Cuomo worits to Dring New YorK back wit h aoflo policies. tnoae that dO not rely on Quick f!Jn By ~ee(llng tne tu structure at prasanttevets, he wants to encourage b<Jslness with revltalllatlon orogtams ond use • I>UOget cap to h&IOeU thl economy These ore ldeu Desec:t on rMllty, not fantasy What thla State needs Ia nol utreme pani~. b<JI rather the steady nand ot an axperlencea laaoer. Let Lellrman spend I I 1 million lor -.slisments on hl sJ~rugstores. not tu<ltng tM state to lunl>e< catutfOPIIY A race against Republican Congressman Jack Kemp Is ll~e the UB Bulls playing against the Dallas Cowboys-in Texas. Democrat James A. Martin Cloea not have an easy chore ahead of nlm In tne 31st district race, but we oelleve that nts Idea.• would better represent Western New Vorl< and atudema In general than his more glamourous DPPOnent. Kemp Is a close lrlend attd advl150r to Reagan and hl1 suppon lor the President has awarded him national ht~<rdllnas. It alao honora him with much ol the Dlame for our current eoonomtc dlaaater. Jack Kemp Ia clean~ responsible, Manln promises chanoe from these I allures, b<Jl above all he will briOQ true repruentatlon to us, '"' will not telae! around the country campaigning. Jomas Mar11n wants an Immediate freeze on nuclear WNPOJIS: JKI< Kemp lavors the b<JIId, build, b<JIId policies ot his POiillc:at atep.father. Manln believes lhat two yellS Is enough t ime lor tna Republicans to have to whip lnllallon and ooemplo)lment: Ills time 101' more realistic POIIciH Lei Kemp llaYel around t he c.ountry as a pflvate ctlltan 01 as a Reagan apPOintee, let Marlin r&~~resant sane pollctes tn Wasnlngton. Wny Should we pay lor the Kemp lor President campaign? Moynihan for Senate Masiello for State Senate d1saster. New York Sllte Is laeec!tht& yea• With two distinct choices In the United Statu S.natorlat race-Democrat Danlol Patrick Moyntnan and RepubfiClln Florence SUiftven Blsec:t not only on hiS past record of repre..ntlng New York, his opposition t o PreSident Ronetd Roagan'e • dlssstorout economic POllclea, an<l 1110 the The Spectrum endorses Democrat AnthOny Maalello lor ••election as State Santtor In the 58th Dlatrlct over Republican David J. Jonas and Rtgnl· lo-Ufer Tnerese Walther. A hy reason behind tnr, choice Is his outspol<en supPOrt lor public higl!tir oducatlon, mo.1 &POCiflcally UB and Buffalo Slate. He notes the fact tnat In Buffalo higher liduetlon rs a major tooal "lnduatry" which provides over 20,000 jobs and bflnga S300 million Into t he economy liMa Maulello wants the State budget to provide an "orderly and austalnec:t growth" lor nlgner edueallon and to promote "knoWtedoe manufacturing" In Western New York. Jones Ia le&s lncllnec:t to help SUNY and we dO not feat Massletlo'a •PfiOII snoul<l be rejectec:t. Tna Amroeret Clmpua Ia represented by Walthe1 Ftoss, wno hu done an admiral job ol doing nothing lo SUPPOrt our campus or our University, wnlte atdiOQ his own POCketbook with quesllonable financial dealings. Unfortunllfy, Demooret Eugene Cullinan, wno hll no e~perlenc:e In POlitics, offers tin~ real chanoe and oome of his Ideas are too reactionary, a~cl all y In crime-related Issues, We believe that In gOOd conaclenoe there are no qualified candidates In this laca. Netlhar are men tnll deserve a trip to the Slate-house and we endorse no one Hoyt, Scherer for Assembly Thl race lor ~~~'" Dlotrlcl Assembly Ia the notteat contests In the region, possibly the most explosive In t na State, with tne exception of the Gubonotorl•l fray. The hoallllly resulte tr()m the reaPOrtlonmenl declaton made last yoar that merged the districts of C•rol Siwek and William B. Hoyt. Unfortunately the peraonallllaa have ovor·shallowed the Issues. This 11 1 race whloh ahould above all be judged on tha lesues, not the candldafft. Hoyt Is tne lar more Qualified candidate. both for me entire Dlstrlet and for the SUNY system, Throughout his tenure, no has shown high regard for UB, with frequent campuo appearances end lighting In Albany for lncrt~~~sed allocallons and lower tuition Hla OPPOntnl, Siwek, nu bean silent to .. ard the aystem, both In ner years In thO Assembly and duflng the campaign. She has 1nst811d tried t o run an emotional campaign, based on f>&r suPPOsed reputation as a "&p4111ec:t" campalgn8f But lor aoun<l, wise representation, we prefer HOY! $ Intellectual appiOIICII and prO\en SUPP<>II for SUNY Amnerst Republican Jonn Sheffe< 1'188 done an admirable lOb In defending SUNY' s rlgnl to exist wnh sustalnec:t lundlng levels. b<Jt we teet that Democnn Katherine Scharer's strong ondorsement of a progreasiYe aoclal POlicy deserves a hearing in Albany Shaffer's basic economic approach ts loundec:t on tne Reagan methOd-cut taxes and limn government spending There It no freshness lo hl$ planning; not oven ready to reject the POlicies that lead thla country to the edge of deppruslon. Hla support lor SUNY, unlike Hoyt'a. has not Dean lllanket enQugh to give him our nOd. Sheffer hu fought lor SUNY, but primarily fo1 oonstructlon on tile Main S11eet Health Sciences Center. But Scharer, a UB aoctoral student, harbours ootter Ideals. baaed on POsitive thinking. Economically ana wen,ta our tottering lnlrast rucure ropalrec:t, whllo beginning a stow, gradual alteration of tho tax code. But It Is on sootal Issues that she makea her groateatlmpact. Scl1erer made a otrong endorsement of the rtgllt ot all cltllens to be free and have Choice In supPOrting tne ERA, favoring t he malntalnance of the <lght t o abortion and flghUng fo1 consumer protection. It Ia thla kind ol volca that Albany nea<ls-especlally as the <lebsta on the New Right agenda gets cloaer to New Yor~. Two of a kind Ned Regan and Raymond Gallagher. Raymond Gallagher and Ned Regan. Any way you slice n. theta's no dllf•ettca betwMn New v~·s can<Jiclatn lor State comptrollor. An<l It's a duo that Ia tess YlifY lndltliOQulsnec:t. Regan has not doni a bed lob of handling Stale monies He lila bean very lnnoucuous and his amblruslng attempt to run lor Governor, llluatrates hla malot Problem Regan, IIIIo Kemp, hU lots of eurf11ca charisma anel toughneas, b<JI undemeath has 1>0 aull51anca. Both are glamor ooya. and both rely on athletic looks 111d little real deep thinking Gallagher has done lillie to offor eny opposnion to the Reagan non•program, aave lor a few perfunctory shOts at the Incumbent. No new Ideas lor lnveatlng State monies, no new plans lor Improving bustnoas proauctlon Faced with the!ll choices. we cannot In oooa consclonce endorse eltner �op-ed Open Forum By Randall Reade a.m a conrorm•sa t 11~ to ltMO my kttat and llfes{yt. Pf*tlt mucn contlJitnl ..,.lth everyON eJse I dr..ss prepoy beCause It•a noear and clean aM rew people rtno it otten•••• t uno trus It tne oat I w1y to operA Ia il UB aNJ. mote lmPOttant, In tt)e ,,., wortd Nobody IJh.tt • n)'Of"'• w~ ftl.tlha.nge kiea1 ot dresMS \llllttro loa16ft ano b\ltlon oo ... ne-wn.tt mota could a S1VC.nt want? 1ft•'' lm my tlr11 fe"' nart, I had ttoubtl ma,lng triMds, bUI ~~~ 1 decl6ed to btona In Wltr. tvtHYont etae I tinct I oea alOng ... nil 1 lot or o.oplt t conJider mrseu e rtv ~nt oottry ootto Clscuas anyttltng too 1ntetlec-f• J sincoe my frienos \.l.s.ually aten~ III'Utresceo In lhol 00<1 ol otull II I Co tal~ politics ot ouch, I try to lloy 1n the oento<. ~~cAlls lt'm tol• lng To<stoy Collagej ott lltue retpec1 On tne other ha~ am Wack h u no hterwta tithe< TN John Birch Society Coesn't hnn me 01> Ltelv, ho•ever I t11ve founa that v.earlnq C alvin Klean't lUlSI me When p•ekino Up P. f. matcro II pt&~~ces title P J Bottoms Of Third Base. I ll ~e Jewflh o•rls, espectiiiV bUI I don'1 pamcularly enjoy ....earlno purol• 5wttatshlrtl-they tend to cl•sh wltrt m~ LL 8&an dee.._ • - 1 fHt that my d'Ot.~Ote n\lljot •n EJeeuacaJ Englt"'eefing ano Management 'tliiJI be c.e.naln to ge1 me~ JOb wnh 18M In 'lochlltOf I e20n•t undetllano why Peoole find it nKessary to 11r1y ltom Ute beaten path II 1 Milar end far Ius e•Q.ena&ve to oe nuddla ot tt\e roacJ S.ara 11. aftl!t all, cneaper than F&rouccl's flondoll RNdt ll COPY Editor Ol The SPOCtrUITl and~ memDer of lhe Commut•r 1-tltlr$ CouncU. ITS IN "!HE MAIL••• rrs 7RtONLY WAV RE'AGAN WOULD MREE: 70 ffi£ PfP£LINEm Guest Opinion I By James Ryan ll ouy an oklc,.,tto klcl< from '""· If lt'o cneap This tn.IIY be • welrd otfe~. but 'When I •a• 1 DOy, I 1\acl fOU'JI' tnlt tnt bell WI'( 10 dell With my proDtemJ1 rathe' than kK-. my .a tat•. was to Ide.~ .l()t'M otd p.16Ce ol lu•oltu'e Nol onty d-Id tnla c:U r my ftotJM ol any potenHal a.nttQUH. but tt wu 1 gooo comfon to have tn Umea ot My ouuet tor my lf\Oef' * O'-'td c.alm me aftll IM cJIJnf1 lhtno d l In I thOUSAnd plec,o Kalteted a l l - the floor •.no-. And ..n..l you may bt ••"•no me no.w n.e OfOUgnt eo ltle OQint ol ••ntln.g 10 Ctlllfoy anoth4H' posatbM me "''rtoom? My ~·' can 0t aummtG up Inc onre wOI\1-pjastlc. Ho, tm 1101 miCI al I ll PfUIIC In a l, jut I II lltOM d amn UJ'OI the I a re Si.IPOOMd 10 mak• eoctt1) Hlttf by mo~lng our Dill paying ouc:h • anap t tMt many - plo .-no hl¥e talked about the con-v~~nce ot avc:n mlraclaa 11'1.11 .,, t~ reaut1 of U'te copufllkm be'twMn I he pevQOI\emlcallab and ~ w11cS MniUng txettiJU\It'l tlaoh of Insight """ I '"PI>O.. lor thOITI, ,,. onu who benefit from rhla ollaprtng, It mey ,...II be Ihe groolut thing s lneo ACtiTl Smith wroto W01lrll ol H~tlon1 beck In 1778 Bv1 wr"al about 1h1 rttt Of ut. U'OM ~ dOn't ,._ve al"y of tnen thin ltllle be. .c~a? Wn•n conftonted w11h 11'\e macrtlne 11\al yoo have lo make 1 Hane.act!on ttJroogh, do you have troub~e telling II from a sophlstlcatltd ce~c ulator? What htppen, whtn you want m~ey a.na Otll)' ht~e a cneet~;tno aecoont? Don a.nYboOJ' like ycx.~t c:heck without as.ldng fot the 1111•• mul!t-colored card, II UHty n at all'? " "d wf1111f rou need \N money, tltl\a.r than almpty oealre 11? t••• Ifour Cllh Uow m&J.il be det6frNnant upon tM a ~ ol ~lltk, t..Mn we w ill craatt wntun our .oc.ltty a lei•.. c.uu, equal fn au rue>eeu to the wpoe.r e&ate except fCH the fact th.at thoe~ cantt tunc tl".eer way lhtougtt 11'¥1"9 w ith ev.ryone etM Thll lOwer C:IIJt ~ Ill c. ~t on tnos.• banks wnose nours and bMa ate VfiiY lnconv.ttS.nt and leavfno anyone ¥tl\o must eMail w !th ,,..,..,., out of ume ana OCH'\StlhJtkw\ to Jnle~I-CI wttrt the card east• White the lower ctus ttne non-<ard OWMI~hlp of llolcl.,.) 11 buly lolling awoy al tl}'lng to got l""'r 1110111y out ot the blnrt, ,,... uppe~ clue wilt be ~lno tMk' eaay access money on e-vef)'tnt"a tney can oet with tnelr ea"'~ not Ma"lnO the ~.... etasa with anr1n1no to Duy How mucn effect coukt ptastlc have on u1? AlrMdy our toya on the aMtves IJt made of p'asUc. our musrc conw.s Irom plastk:;. .,,~s.eo tapes 1nd dlskia, oor cera h•ve plastic In the pa.u en.ger's compartment iln<t toon1 m~tybl the anglne We..ve put plutlc Into as many PfOOUCII aa we GOUld place on tf'le ahelf tn our stOfes With our money dependent on ptaatlc ca~s, 0\lr okl vtewa woukt ha~ to change 10 keep up wrtn the Um••· The Idol ot ttJe Matxfat clau ltruggte wouJd have 10 De WOf'ded1 ' 4The onea with plutlc get ptutlc. the one's without don't ," Tne Law of Olmlnlahlno Return• would have .a ctauae embedded • oulo Make h po..lbte tor c lld notdefa to torge1 about th1 rule. becluse IhoM wtlhout the card would I'\Ot a ny tttLtfna at 11t Evaontuany someof!l wm come tip With IM bright 1)4\riH PlltUnomtc.a, Whki'\ WUI begeC ~ruth Q" auctt 1Mmt •• ptaatlnomk: fOttc&lt, Ptutlnom~ \0,. and tn. 0"11est annoyance of • It aup$)41 sl:de PIIIIIIIOI!Itct Wnn , ,. '"- ye.ara we n•ve ha.d tty'"Q 10 oreak oown aoctal bamer, along comn someth'ng It-at ltweatefts to P<~lllll!n "'I agal" Oo,... MICI to n.ve • colo •Y•tem be- on "'heiiW YOII _ , o All,. PIUIIc cll<fl Could we 111""' ouc:h • ayaloml And If thll o)'lltmla passed, will •• U:M olatlle caroe to regulate Ol"- QOOdt •" aoclety, IUCh II rfgftta 10 ttootl U9 wttft I tOWtl' l WI ttl I U,ppty? ANS what If 1 J*IOn bt'OVQnt up In auct1 1 caste system Wf'lt tovi\CS In en aru wh4tre tt*r card dOta tnem no oooct. avch aa In AfriCa ot tural Europe? ,lt104J can .... thOtt wno 111 lrt tf'le tower casta, myMit lncWdld1 ,_.. thtMten.d whet\ trwty aee ,,..,, c.a fa lloldlng auoclltN g oing olt ana hmng a good lime Wt\lle ,.,_ rtll ol ua are atuc~tt at tl\elf duke wl1Uno ab®t the l lxiH thla new aoclety 1\aa lntllcteo on them There Ia onlY 10 tono • l>tfiOn con oompleln about baing t'*"'••lf n-lou ty poor Willie 1\lo fllend l hl'lo gone to the pob tot tho nlohl W!IOfe tho htll Ia the I damn cneot l went to klck7 And I hope to God It lsntt plaiiiCI �ALBANY BUDGET BATTLES • contln\led from page 1 81d1 for tht- constn.H."fion of 1he ccnt« ..ut ,na.ntd ta.JI wtotk and thu1 far "lhC) lit l5 pe-rccn1 1m than Upttled, •• Lansford <lln ~id . He hopes that cornuuction ll&rt thb Fall. ;'We're going to have a buildin& .soon," UB Sub Boord Chinnan 01\id Hoffman. ho rtprHtnt«i UB studt'nts hrrt, said. t lirJt sttp in che construction of 1hc JOn h&i befn la.kc:n. ' 1 ThC' aau.a.J coruaructioo area or tht union u uncataio at this time. but t .."' satn are prcscatly bonJ ronsid<m:! ~tb<'f od)a<CIIt to Locbood library 0< nut to ~umni Artna. "I really don't kno" "bcr< it will b<," HoffDWI odd<d, "h ""uld be mor< fesible if ft 'lt"'fn neat tO LocPood tbouJ,tt!' " We •ould bkc it to bt- u1 a ttntraJ l)<r'lph<ral are>," C&rdn<1' said. "1'11< unt« should be esily located so that u can be ~d to 1U upmost.'' Lanford also announad chat IPj)ropriations have b«n Stl up for tht' conuruetton ora theater, S()(:illl 5Cicncc. romputer Kience. &coiOiY· and ma.naaemmt bujldlnp for cbe Amhtr~ Campus. He al.o wd that plans will continut for 1hc dismantling of the Main Sum Campu1 for lhf' purpost of ron-cri!Dj\ fuU) to th< Hulth S..rncn Cco1cr " \\ c an a liufc- bdllnd on ...-tw l i bnna Oonr to Mam Suttt, ·• Lanford said, '"V.tt l l t hop1n1 for a fastrr pa,.,"t" •• HC' c-'pca' thlt once- thnc" buddtn.a> arc oompkttd, Deputy of the Chancellor Munay Bloc~ 11\nc h no furtlln oud for an) ronnruc:uon on th< Amh<m Carnpu.. VIce Chancellor lor ~pltallacllltles Oacar Lanford "Tha1 t\ tbc tnd of the Amhcut C301PU>." Lanford ~ed. Students • ~ontlnued A: 1h1\ ro•nt .,,,h thr: Board oulent.\d:) :on.. l..:!t'nn, "'" AZIUmtnt\, Tntrk) o~td 10 II..~ 11 U '"41 ftc 01 ia\lft&Jo ltk:fQ.K'' ~ 10 nul mentiOn tht dormatonc' The: Board i.('lpc&tcd reach co rcJC'(t thu proposal ~1-U.\ot' of lb uncl.ulo), -.hen T ru$ttr Arnold Cvdner marupuloted th< ""'d•nl to form a ipc(lfK rtqUHt ··v. c mu1t m(flttOn \..hot dOC'tn hlkc outn&h•:• Gardntf ia.id, "but "'"C ihould J.dd that 'IIIIC are prn.tntl) look.Jna for other finanoaJ me-am 10 n:pltcc the lncrtaK, for \lot do not wa.nt 1hc lncrc~ '' The Board"s \ Ubiutuuna, wurcc(i) must come from v.ithin the dormitor1"buda.ct In otdc-r lO be' f&n co lh<>it \1\ohO do not live an 1hc dorms. Afl<r 11 ..... decoded ho" to phrAK th< proposlll l<&all~ and d eul), '' was passed by th< Boud, wtth only Chauman Donald Blinltn '-otina apln}l 11 '"Thts was no1 1 100 pcr«nt -.,n;• Tktny 1-&Jd, "bu1 11 p\oe fro rn P•v• 1 tbc Bo:ud a du.na- to be crc:all"'c for a thangt V. t arc 'U~C1sfuU) fig,bhn& tbco Board of TruSt«' (OC' the firit umt •• ''Thi>,.,.. «naJnly a p«cedent," qr«d Sub Boanl I Clwtman DaVId Hoffman, •ho repr~ted UB >tuckots >t tbc lll«''lna. "TI1u was tbc f'irJt ttme that th< C'lwl<dlo< dJ<I no< JUII ta) do"'" Ill• bud&<t requ«t al'ld! ha\t It apPfO\cd b)' the Trust<eO roaht away, The Board "tbcre to make sur< the Cllanctllor dO<s hu JOb well." In re:sponJc to why he voted a,pmst 1h.e revtJed propos>~, Blinken >Old after th< mttein& th•t "II ma~ not bt In I he bas interest of the Unove,.ity. " Th< Chair sald that 1\t could i « no othct way 11 the prcsml timt to ..avoid a Oorm1t0ry hikt. It u directly hnk<d to pruonnd <OSU, <nerJY c:osu and oth<r dormitO<y rom Trustees Arnold Gardner and Jim Tierney PostpOrun& u ,.ith a 'qu:avd' •uch tl tht one voted on " u.nfau (Of 11 ll d.tla)'IJ)I tiMinevitable." Whanon also put b<(O<e th< Board "" preliminary request an out-or~t.ate tu1tion incr~ or Sl~ whi<h would nc&rly double the pn:stnt Sl7~ tuition. It would " merdy bfina'us up to the a•er&J< or other states curr<nt leveh, which wiU also rUe:," tht Chancellor araued. The additional revenue would b< appro.drnattly SIO miUon . COntmued,"al tbc cxprM< O( OUI.O(..tal< uud<nu. It iJ r<Jielabl< that the<< may b< nothin& W< an do at thit po(nt, b«au.s< or tbc budj\et JChedule." Th< Board disruSI<d tbc nt<d to auraet quality gradual< Sludenu ror !hey enhan« the reputation of tbt entire University. and the possib!Uty that th< tuition hlk< could ha•e a lon&·run dttrimental effect. Althouah In-Slate tullion r&lsa wero no! diJcuSI<d on tbc record, many adminlJttaton seemed conc<rned with th< G ardD<t <Ompared hb CO'-'! ror tbc possibility. Wben asked about a possible tuition lnaeu< "lOin& too blah at ooa" with ~ •oo many "dosa or modicinc: •• iDcreu<, Blint-cn Aid that •' I - none in tbc immedW< luturt, 0< atkast I hop< 000<." Tb< hlaeu< could dw>a• ''lh< liCit." cbaraau of tbc Uoiv<lllty t.Dd the Jtu6cnt - y" bcawt or tbc _,...or But aD iA ~ ..... - . DOl sroduate Studtftu ....,Inc rrom out-of-· """'"-· "I .... _., learlul or. cllilloa (Zipcrcerot), bt Aid. iaacaR, ~ Tltmcy Aid, "I roollhat it may "W< slttould 1>< lt)ina to brifta ~P 11>< como from lb< Eucvtive llrandl or the clirferCDtials with other Jtala," Oordn<r Star.: Oownuocnt. '' Jim SUI'-f1111f /;p«trum �ALBANY BUDGET BATTLES New budget spells no relief for SUNY; cuts coming I very carduby," laid Vic< C11anccllor for Fi!WIO< and Bulln<u Harry Splnclkr. " We ba..., b«n doin& a very JOod Job, but our campUStS ""<'< o• cr<~~~oll<d lui )QI, mostly because of r<tumtnJ .ltudenU. We are unablt to meet the: ne«<J or mJin«riog .uudenu at the SUNY cmters, and campusc:s'ue un.abl~ to fit tn alltM bwin<ss, manqemmt and computer sdc-ncc majors that ttqU«I t otranc:c:.'' I being d..,'clop<d by th< Lqlslati\e Commwion on E>.ptnchturr Rrv~ 10 "..UO..• SUNY ho$pita4 and dJnlc> stparate lJud.lrl technlqutlO and poloocs." Th< Cban<dlor upl&incd that the Community Coli<&< camp..,... have request«! th< tilllna of the one-thud timlt on .ltudent rtvrnur,. Thll ""uld "allow tuirion to tnctcuc 10 the autboriztd SUNY Boerd ol Trustee Chelnnan Doneld Bllnkt n By CARY STERN •hich th< Unlvtt$1ty hu hmil<d concrol," C4mpw Edllot accordinJ to "''hatton. Tim allocation would i"<lutle s~ • nulllon co m«t ''Wary tnaegs nqollat<d b) th< State." 114.4 ALBI'"'Y,,... Y - Tilt State Unl\eroil) of milloon for "uW11Jc>" and Sll l miiDon for :O.A York (SU:>. Y) HOard of Trwt<'<S "'\Lippbt:\ a.nd equipment rnOahon&l) rtcn\c.d C'hatk.dJor Cbftoo R Wharton· ~ 19Sl-M budJ<t Fnda) and pr<X'«d<d to de-batt sc~rn.J h·)' po.ntt Wecl.nesd~) lhar promi\C" artal Jtnp&et on SUNY"s tmmtdiale ruturt. Ha~\n& onh tbrrt bwmo) d-a>·s 1a C'\'aJuatt and ""'url With tht budgrt, the Tr u ~lrts met ~~~o1th Ihe (1\ant:clloT bt:(o~ a full room SUNY )tUdent rc.pru.c.nUtU\CS, or They di>e:u>..d prob•blc cnrvllm~t drcrea.se1o for nc\ t yeas and medkal P'OJramt 1hrouaou1 the Sllk thai dra" a larl• percent&@< or the budget. Tb<> c on~'-CSfTC"d hfHn& the onc-chnd tunion limn on community coUe:ac:s oocan.s that il could squ«Jt non-tradJbonaJ studenu out of 1 Stau· cducauon In the: Chan<dlor'1 tnllodurtor) address, h< aclno..l<di<d the "4te date or the bud. .t requeot" and the "lmut<d I1DI< for th< HOard'• .....w .. AltbouJb it sbouJd idJUiUM1\l) " In orolet to "p<ot«t th< q.W.ty ol propanu," Wharton ut<d for S IO.~ mrJhon. or ""ht<h S8 2 m1llion wr.ould M ukd for compuuna anci acadc:nhc equ1pmcn1 rcpbccmC"nl. He cltC"d lhc need lO "mttl the lnctC&IlDI $\Udtnl ttqiJeslS for ~.:omputef t1me. " W h•non '' tookul& for SIO.~ miU!on to at1d I 34 fund 28$ onotru011onal po~tioll> po~luon~ reQUired to ntef't hisher tnrollmcnu and tntrcbed demand in "the or~&> or en.,n«rina. tq-hnoiO&J<>, support c:ompUftf ICICRCC and bWtneJI .. AnOther U .S m1ll10n 11 to b< ab...,.t<d for and Utds:•on or ••pa1ient arc tht thr« UN\tmly \eaduna:rr>aJC'h 1\ospot&ls." ~ abo\.t tbr~ afloc.auon.s are -..hat .. w<d Student Mooriatloa or the Stat< d~dopmc-n1 KIWIIieJ tt SU NY Chanc ellor CUlton R. Wharton Sp<aLIOI I>< fore th< 1 ru,.ecs, SASU V'~tt Prtstdent S<ort Wc.Jer <omodu<d .. tar&ttinJ, of cnrollmc11t" u tht- Board"' "JiviOJ on to 008, •h10h u not COtl<ml<d ""b <ducation " There ..111 t>< an approl.Jmal~: six ptt«nt increuc '" tM numbe-r of studtntJ thai -..ant to aucnd SUNY t~C>t ) <ar, o<cordtOJ to Wukt. And per,.,, )'<! thue woll b< an <lsht and 1 half dca-cue 1ft the' ammou.nt or ('rahmen ac:cepted . Now, th< propos<d bud1<1ls lookina for""' even a:re~lu d«n.I.K1.'' S UNY ofllclel d lscuuts budget have b«n lubmltt<d to th< Division or Budaet (008) on S.ptemb<r IS, aa:ordinJ to ""hatton, the financial plan for 1982·83 was no< approv<d until Octob<r 1•. Oropite th< delay. he emphasiud that "•udl =~~ lndud<d on the lonna!, 6lul Ow>cdlor "~ the "serious" <ODditloft o r tltc Stale'> CUITent t'ilcal picture u well u .... ptOj«\<d atuatloe ro. 1913-14. o... 10 a "'-cinlJI& .!ban or Slau T... IU wpport.• " lk IOOIIht 10 p<ep&r< a rrqwst that ''wu tHbotlc iD r_.s 10 the u.u-.;.,·, lleeds, !Mit rapotUiWc u to out ~. for iloaeuecl -...and quality." Tile p<Opoood budl<t ~ total Sl265 biUion, a rise or II percmt ovu the <umcnt budJcl or Sl~ bUiioo. Almost three quancn or the $125.7 miiDon inaease "ould t>< w<d for coou and l!ICI'<&JU "aver Univcr1lt' (SASU) LcaWative Director Steve Cox to R Y that "hiab tecltnoloi)' il startinJ to take o•u the bud1<t. It slalt<d in 1911 and becamt K><r< last year. I ClCI>«''IIIO&<IWOn< ." The Unlvcnlty u abo loaldOJ 10 ""' S93.8 mUiion for "new COCUiruction ot the State operated campuses," wbic:b ~ b< rq>o;kl out of income from bood isou&Dceo. For r....,...;oa and repoln or .mtina pllysical pianu, tb< Owlcdlor uk<d (O< sau rnlllioo 1a dit<d ~· l o lUI op<Gina adclrna, Wbatloc made dear th< need to decreuc earollmd>t. 011 Slate opcrat<d campuses, h wa ddibttatdy lower«! this year to be dos<r 10 the budJ<ted kvd, h< laid. Tilt proposed lm.B4 budJ<t w!U ... it d«reut $11Jhtly apln . ·· w~ han to mana.a( enrollment very, W hat Wharton <ails a "sl,nifocant percentaae of our new dollara" will t>< used for SUNY'> ho11>1tal OjXtatlo... Upstate M<di<al ln SyracuJC, and DowOJtale M<dical ln Btooklyn and facili ties in Stony Brook and Buffalo. Binab&rnton Student Assodotion PT<Sident Pamela Ooldm&o told the Board that " the . _ lllCf<U< to the IDCdical centa• ....ut>< 1•.s paoem," and that !hey "ovppon oa1y per...,. or SUNY'• ,_. enrollmcnl, l1lh may b< ooly a pertial <duatloaal llaun u ,..., " Stud<nu <~~~oiled In tile ltoopital J>fOVU<II are~ tloer~............ to Ooldnwl, .......... the dcmaDd is oo l o - tl><n. "SUNY's pt<>jedloft> ar< way orr," she aold. "Wllcte do thac Cllll:a dollats 1101 Tile - • or lllllncoiniq that hospital> b a luxary we an no lonacr afford." Tilt Otanullor add«! that a proposal b J.• Jim Sullay/The Spoolrum ttsidtnC ral~ O( lbt Statt ope:rattd c:ampus.t5 •• ..Therr arr dtffcrc:nl pres~ureJ on Commoruty CoiJ<&G." ""hatton conunucd. "'l'h<) n«d orh<r .ourcn or State s:upp0r1. •hicb •e r~<nu< than art Uyto& lo k«P ~d on u little .. low u pouobl< and to .. possible." V ic< ChancciiO< (O< Capital Faalitia o..:ar Lanford ottempt<d to explain on dtllil &o the Truatea: whe:rt tM monty will b< h<ad<d for in construction. He said that the overall Jltuatlon b not • aood .... for many "many campiii<S are incomplete. neodina new ftdllll... At the orne time, facilities are 10ln.l down the tulx because there i1 not enouah monty for everytblna." Tbtn art many lint timt requests, accortlin1 10 LallfO<d, wbik there lJ not eoollab money to "Mcl'dy maintain fll<illtlcs." lbe pr-. 10 IIOieOI wllll IICeds 10 b< rebabililal<d lint, lk cootlnucd, is iAtlu«<ced by .......,.. ooa """ tl>< aov.r- .......... Whal q-*'od by Tnalft ..v.oid OetdMr II tO dy tlocy ba~ IAit:la iaput lnco tlw edllalliootal clociaioas, La..rord -"!, "that b ~ thc system u1ldcr opcralc." ' "The ......Jiaa ~ that. maki111 CGa~~ructlon dlrtiaalt." the CbanccUor malntaiM<I, "u that mo<< and more pro)<cU art nttMOJ to hard d.ollar ap<opriotlo... Bondlna Ia no lon..r the ruk." .,.w, ""*" ... Frliloy, tt0<- 1112 .Tho-""" . 9 �UUAB CONCERTS PRESENTS ~~o~"o THE PSYCHEDELIC FURS ~"G~ • with Our Daughter's Wedding and 10,000 Maniacs Q - Sunday, Novem b er 7th - 8:0 0 PM in Clark Gym (Main Street Campus) Available At: Harriman Ticket Office (MSC). The Record Store(AC),Fantasy World, Record Theatre. 8uff. Slate, Home of the Hits, Festival Brought to you b y The University Union Activities Boord Li'\ BOARD ~ONE. INc. --·~--- Tickets: $4.50 Student $6.00 General A WUWU Showcase Event UUAB Coffeehouse Presents an evening with _ --------ANDYPOLON----Folk, Ragtime, Blues and Classical Guitarist and Singer . with opening act Jordan and AI e su11 I 17\00AII.D :7l::SONE. INC. ~-- --- ~ ~ 1. » r -· ~-· .....,._ -· .. ~ Friday, October 29 8:00 PM in Harriman Lounge (Main St. Campus) Tickets are Available at Harriman Ticket $2.50 Non-Students Office (Main St.) The Record Store (Amherst) $2.50 Non-Students Sponsored by the Universi Union Activities Board �sports Whitehead. who still .. ould rather run with the ball than catch one, needs 10 rKeptlons to break thr srason record or 48. CADET CHECK: 9/ 11 14 at Plymouth St. H :1111 2$ ......-.~~ 7 9/2$ 6 AI A.I.C1 2$ 1012 IJ Co:ul G\Jlrd 16 10/9 J8 at Cent. Conn . 16 10/ 16 38 St . Lawren« 39 10/ 2) 21 Albany 1 Norwitb is an academy-type xhool with a howitrer by the name or Winnfttld Brooks. The 5'9", ISS lb. tailbl(k has played in only th< lut lhc ('()DtestJ. btttu &\eraain& ()\.Cf 100 yordl • and hoi .... loud>downs. Addina more int:tcdu&luy 10 Broots• sloty, he Is only a freshman. Due 10 army rHU\'e duty in Ta-u he came: to tralnina camp latr. By thr Orth pme of lbt yur. ht was afven stming dury and ran for 99 yards. In the nex• two 141"Cl M J¥"Utr&liu:d 1he compttul\ot «<I< Of IWO Vtr) formidable OppOnents ..; th • p<riO<\a) h,.h or 191 >Vcb ~Qctj"' to a Ma.t llp$d Of Sl t..wrC'n cc Only a misJod tw~nt C'on-.cuioo a• lbC' C"nd of thr pmc: kept S1 . L\v.-rencC' unddcattd. Droou ran for 161 yo1.U aaaln~t Albany. The railb;atk is an C.\C1tln1 runner, &a.lnina most of hb )&rdaJe b) JOiDI Off ll(klc and then breakin& fttt lie " abo an iMpnatioa.al Jnckr ln 0,., huddk-a pcnomltl) IO keep ptlyen loose dunna the Split end Jim Briggs mekts grab Bulls play Norwich; close home season TOMORRO"- 'S GAME: 2J II O>nland ) I 26 at 11114win-ll>aJiocc 11 912$ 14 Roebcsw IJ 1012 ..c Buffalo St . J 10/ 9 JS at CUWus IJ san>< A10111 with chc runnlna &amt. the Cadet> po.ssina ca111r I> al.u respectable. h tnok quarrerback Dave O'Neil two aamc.J 10 ktlle down and now he hits Steve Spano 9/11 lineback GtrTy Quinlivan (38) wraps oppontnt 9/ 11 tllll>tf11t7 oi i VffALO BVU.S ...o.w• (4.3) t1ol• tf11t7 CADETS (~) at ROTARY tlELD, 1:110 p.•. FACTS: Tht Blllli dOl< out a conc:cntrotod and SIICICCSSful bOCD< Kb<duk lliU Salunlay allcmoon They on l·l .., for. Ally typt o f - · - plly is OUI of reach fO< UB. espodally allcr the ltbxa kM.o WI werk. Of th< mullitud< or Di>isoon Ill t<ams in the Eastern R<Sional Area, like the other three lieu. onl)' two ICilru proceed to national play-<>frs. Wq:n<r (HI). S(. LawrCDCC {7-0). and Plymouth St. {7.())""' top caDdid.otcs to a>mptte (Of th< natlonal tillc from the Eul II is Scout Day II IOfOotTOW, •h<re Boy Scout and Oul SCout uoops from the WtstCTO New. York area alon& with thdr ltadm, W\11 bt I!Uiod to • <link conducted bl UB c:oac:hcs alon& with a punt and pass. cont~t . 10/ll 52 BrockpOrt I) Records. r«ards, and mon records. UB will hove difficulty findina the 11•o W\m ntodtd to improve upon last ~-·· S-3 ,_d In thar last three pmcs {Norwtdt, at Albany. •• Altr..t), but they wt11 ht malcina thcmsd>cs romou• aJona the way. The 1982 Bulls toU<Ctively and lndividua!J) hove 10 far set I I records. tied two, and art on the v~at of breaklna 18 mort. (team almoJt~plootcd his ~ pmc, wbkt:l ao most cases leads to the sconna. Marks thot ha-.: Callen 10 the 1982 Bulb already orr pw complctlon1 (U9, old record IJ9 on 1981) and flnt dowm pu1ina (91. old record 90 in 1981). Oarne-wo,., Brockport -.ut u~crtued - raus down Olp Snuth (play-l>)·play) and Bob Talu (colO< COIIlmmlarY) W\11 bt on hand to put tose<h<r the final h-.: b<O<k&Jt by WBFO Radto (FM.U) of the 19u .....,• . . .•····· .. ~ T•cnty ,.. ... forst d<>wns q:alMI Cortland ll<d a record tct almost 26 yean &&O (•s. Ohio Nonh<m. 1956). Po11iblt team record< thot can be u:ttomonow indude nt1 yards Plllln& (llttd 183) and touchdowns pusin& (need three). Many Barr<tt. •ho already boldJ. lh<lr rul or record<, can break morr •tanclards &pliiJt Non>idl. He Ottd> 22 yard• of tOtal otrensc, .U pau <OmplciiODJ, and Cow touchdown panes to collee1 oo those carter marb. Bartctt wu add«! 10 the ECAC Dimlon Ill weekly honor roO for the ..wnd time tbis ....on fO< tbll onr quancr Thcte u no doubt 11 10 what are (nvohod. Head Coach Bill Dando lw used. fbuntod- and cat~ IUffcrod "hen ..... UB maru 0S TK.£ AtR: BtiU Bm!: 10/16 14 Ithaca 18 ""d Dari•n Almodobar with lmprcwed coiUisrency. On ddcnse, len dtfen\1\C' end Mike Bender COVCfJ • lot or lfOIIDCI. He is the ma1n part of a dtfeMC that last wcck bcfd Allwly to ooly one <oud>down. POJSlOI (20, old record 19 q:~>nll eo..t OlWd. 11118) and tOU<hdown panes t6. old rccO<d S q:almt Bucknell, 1951). Blldwon-WaJiocc .... the oppOnent when Bull quarterbacks threw 5" times and complct~ l2. both arr ~rcotrd.a. lllnt q:~>nSI BrockpO<t last W«k, Surprisln&fy, a h<allhy Bandt may not start on Salurda) due 10 1vddcnt competitiOn frOfO Kcn Hyc<. "'bo, bk:t the vetaan this year, iJ compaetin& pana at a recO<d cHp. Although Hytr's thowandltu or • pc-r~l.qe poinl lower than Lh.e existing mark (.561 10 .563), Barren hu the better chance ""lh hi! ,610. Kick<r Berni< Wcbcr h.. already JCI ,..., rccorcb and ~~ ont in 1982. w.·rth two scuon record< that can bt lied 01 blo~tn tomorrow, One or cothcr a lldd &oaJ or an utr• po,nt Wllllie records, numbcrina rune and 22 te:specdvt:Jy. ()( COUl)oe, lWO Of any will b<cak them. Ru~nlna bac~ Pat Tight and Jim Stojak (84) etttmpt. catch �GET SHOT -SIGN UP FOR SENIOR PORTRAITS TODAY On Main Street: 84S Harriman Library On Amherst Campus: 111 Talbert Hall (636·2950) 14 Baldy Hall (636·2468) 167 Millard Fillmore(636·2348) Academic Center Our Photographer Is Not So Dangerous The Buffalonian is brought to you by Student ~ Association & lHE spECTRUM �orts/in short. arrier Bulls unning well Tile Ub Cross-Country team pload ..,.,,.h out of 14 In Pazk Salurd.t) mtbc Oorl Roacb ln•it.atlo!W. b) earu.n.. Collez<. Hurler Bulb (1·9) have linhh<d lrd In tht BtJ lht Buffalo Slate ln•itational, 8tb m tht Fredonia ln•itational . . 8th in tht Stat< Uaivnsily or N... Athlnit Oonf~n« (SUNYAQ, and attUmulat<d Tllc cwtnll oo\nft<T, Corndl UJII•mity, ended 39. wttk<nd tbt Bulb t.n•d<d to the annual SUNYAC' IC'haml>io~>slup Ml'tl in Oneonta. UB's top performanca Fisdler {31st platt. 27 minutes, 19.4 (llrd). and eo-aptaln Mtkc placed tht team In eighth I)Uct ovcnll of IO'C~omnorfl61hl Royals hockey up for playoffs Soccer Bulls out, Buff St. in An)' t"hanrc ror UB's men•_. sO«'tf 1c<1m Tunlna u~ lor this weelrnd'o Nrw Yorl Stat< AlAW Field Hockey C'hamplon• hlpl, tht lloyAb beat William Stnllh Collcar 2· 1 In Otncva Tursd•y. 10 tcpcar u Kelly M<'<llynn and Tncla Amd ~tortd for Ull, ntisfnJ the- t.eaJOn ending tccord to nine winl an.4 follr loUb. SUNYAC W~e:rn Otvuron c.hamptom went (rom sflm 10 oone- on Tuoday afternoon a\ Burra.lo Slate fin•shcd then SUSYAC Jdl<dule by JOtOJ und<fcat<d, Mth a 2· 1 ~in "'" the BrockpOrt EQ!cs. Buffalo Swe tS40 SUI'IYAC. IJ-1-0 o•crall) rcp~n<d tbc mk the Bulls tool from lhtm 1 yur qn UB 11·1 1.7·3· 11 nctd<d an Eagle wtn and a lou to tht Btnpli tn the ltandJ ol F r - to repeat, e-.o tl they beat Osw<JO (on W<doesday) and BrockpOrt today Bmclwnton wuated Cortland St I<X the Eaoltfn OtYISion crown and lOlli tra>clto Buffalo St.att (Of tht SUNYAC C'hampoooslup to bt bckltlus TIICSd.\y at 1·10 The tem ltft yc.sttnl.ay afternoon for Purrhasc where tournamcnt will ht played on tht fi<ld• or ~ nhananv lllc C'ollear. Tllc Royals &rc «td<d sl•th out or tt&ht ttams and will have an ulrrmcly touah draw If they nt>lt lhm "'"Y to nnw. Oddly eoouah ••••• with tht .... mamcuctd ftdcb at Alumnt Artn~•s Comp,u , the RO)-J.IS hav-e a mudl bt:Uer rNd rCC'Of'd-fiv~ ..-._n t in ~contests . Tllc Royals pOjW'SI a ••11-balone<d 1<0nns auacl. LeO ...,, Ama lcadi tht lcam "'""seven aoals. Rilhl wins McGlynn " ocxt wnb sh Both ccnter attarl<l. 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Feast of All Saints Main St. Campus 8a.m. Newman Center 15 lJn!Verslly Ave. 12 Noon In Wende 111 7 p.m. Conlollclon Center Cllapel Aml)erst Campus 8 a.m.. 12 NOOI\ 5 p.m. In tne Newman Ceoler Ftonlier Rd. bel'lind Ellicott 12 Noon in Copen 10 Across !tom ltle l!ecord Co-Op ~NTIIIC ANO COI'T1111 Ctlll95 SUP Ell FI\ST PAINTING QUICK COPY ......u •• ..c)Jfftlll ''-'tAl . , ...~ 1 ,...,... lUCNIOI ,-,.,..,., • ""' ...'1:'c .PGMs ·•~~o~Mt • . unc~s •hV(I,.O• U •WfOOfMG: ..'Af4 ft0.1 ... ,.,. ..,..... ,.,...... ............ .... ........... _, ,,._ . _,.,. ................... Q)-.1111 Dell Place I , 3588 Main St. (Across from Goodyear Hall) 832-1456 Halloween Speciol: Home of 37 " Imported Beers" Most Imports -$1 .25 • 3 Bud Splits for Sl .OO • Pitchers of Bud 53.00 Potatoe Skins - Wings &. Things • Vegetarian Food Avalable ROTESTANT WORSHIP Jane Keeler Rm. Ellicott Complex Pregnant. Considering Adoption? Conlocl Child 8t ForniiV S01uTdoy5PM ReV. Morlan Shears Praochef and Gulla!lst 5elv1ces IO< CO<'IIden11ol Proleutonol HelP. ~2·2750 9AM-5PM SCIENCE OR ENGINEERING Enoln-~ ..·hf. . n ... It )061 Alm ....._. 'fO" Cl"' ll'llt 1w fOfc:A nu 1 ,...._ O"'G'tlf'lll ""'s.n.ot Colo ..._ . , . .., .......... y,_ uncw.,.. •eswo- logo~ O¥« S900 1 mont"~ cu~ lOti I'NIJOf • .-etrc.M nudNt ~ ,...... OI_.,Y yOt.l' one of~~~~.,.,....,. io'Q- VOtJ'I ,...,. . . lr'P O"H! "* F"Oice Mt9..uQIS CU' T- O'Qr<M....-'1"• · · - · - .....,.,_. -""'.-"-~­ ,_ 9'-'• ,_,.,_()11_ Sd'lool end '-*.,. a a .., AA fcwc• COtM"aliC)I\ 0~ FREE ALTERATIONS WE ACCEPT CHECKS MASTERCARD VISA AMERICAN EXPRESS Eollem vou ~ ~ to .....~ Qf'IOUI!'l' M.'ftOOI Hill$ .. 14M Fotc.e t,Den.M F"ftd ~ .. U... OWIM Mol t,om 'f(M t'\NIIn' A1tF f:OI'e. rec:r~o~rtet fOCN'V v~ • Mllp ~ tne ~ 11'010"""""1' Basic Jeans and Cords MAIN ST. •8Tr~ Los! Bus 45 C Slop UB MAIN STREET ~r:~1499 Will DENIM WORLD MAIN AT TRANSIT OPEN MON- ~T 9·9 �backpage/ e tc. \ quote of the d:~~· ' 'tUiher told mt 1\t mtrl •trl.. M.t< y~u Shr .1ho cold l. no'lt ~Ah:.r H1u'll ~at...h Av.ot\ ;ou'll """"f n1t ~lilY R ~~o:L r--1thon ''SLintndtr" unnounccments Haruman U~nf). Mam Sl Campus. Trck<ts arr S2.110 l\"lllablt a1 aht doof LloiMran C-P"' Mloklr) <> >J>Oruc>nOJ Wor<lup S<Mccs Suncla), Oct 11. llam at Re.urr«U~ H ~ I<Omtr Main .It Uru•tr\111 I ocr on from Hl)ts Half S.blr Clu> 10;00 ali\C ~11h q\1-.111.) \Ound equJptncnl OJ \)"'ICI'bS. lUrftlibles. am lap<dc<b & liuJ<t •palter hook·UP' a•ailable Coruw Wr .,. lurmlna a Cotlk Soc1<fy ar UB ro <nrkh rht >\nd) -bu\lllU> ll'llllUJ<I 636-2957. Unl•rr<oly and Buffalo Communlry wrlh thr culrur< •nd Alltnllo• all CAC ..olu•t.etn : 'T'Mrt w1U be 1 1u1onna hl>rory thar could only btlong ro Ireland. Jnrertsrtd1 Call work\hOp htld on No•<mber I llh from 6·9 In Farbtr 144. Dan MrLouahlir> 6)6-S2&4. Kevin MoColdrick 6l6·S28J, Thn v.orl.shop tS mandatory. Fcft funhft information Donny Conway 636-SUil. con11<t Lon ot IM CAC ofli"" rn 67S Hamman or tall wo...,n's v .,..lty Swl,. T<&JD Car w..~ Sarurd~. O<t . )(), UI ·JSll 12:00 • l lO tn lronr or Catk Gym . n. 1.,1 birth roalrol dlllk before tht Thanl..oliv.nc b<eak Lnnt IO loiU.,.tt IJrodl otyk ! C.Jl Ltf< Wort1/lopl to Will bt Thun Nih Ill h. lbne .. bt no f'l//ur<tUIUIII. foe lhi> .. ortuhop •ruth ..111 moot Wrd • ~'~"' 10 \bkt arrlliiJetNniJ now for appotDtmtOI a.JI 8Jl-ll&O or al 7:)() on Milo St. CampO$, Rtl"lcr a1 U Capen Hall or llop by 0-41' \1~elud Hall • M01n Stroot or 206 Talbtrl <all 636-21108. ·AmMI'II Col - •""'• 10 <ay7 Par It "" a boUoa The Woman's ~ fot o p<ol-.o.l , _ _ (or lbt •ummcr7 Thl5 •orbhop W'IIJ awtr writina 1 raurnc. resources •va.Ilablc to Tract Ttatn will pnnt anythinaJ E•ery Wtd . & Fri 10-J pm In Capen Lobby for Sl .OO ....,b. fiod Olll abOilr oponlnp, infort'll.ttioll abOill cornp&llics O...al I• R,...a aad EJoalls•! lnl<f"ie"' D<tdtd for r«rurtinJ on campu~, and OIMr hinrs ro help )"011 rn ,our 1mportan1 national survey projec.t. Full Of part·cimt job )<arch. Presen~ by lbt Catec:r P lannlna Off10e on (W,/bour) 1n Burfalo area. Must have car. Leave your name Wtd ., November ) - I :00 p.m. ar 211 Patktr IMSCJ . UUAB Collmo- ,.......ts, an tv<11lna *llh Andy Polon, and phon< no . .,.hh Pro(. Tallat630-219 l If you at< lnr<resttd. a JWiallJI and ""'"' or bill<$, r - . and elauical fol k K.. A. O.:ataa, e .......ed nt• t )'M dCMI'l wut to .W. m111k. ()peruna ao:t will bt JocdaA and AI. On Friday Oct. n. Arl St- 1 ~ .. _....... . . . . 29 at 1:00 p.m . al Hl1Timan LOilOJr. Admmion n .OO SorTnloll< Arl £dtl..- . NIJ•• lo Ballot Slucknts, Gtncral. UUAI Col t - "'-1&: ()pt'n mlk<: Performers,_.. tAnrry CAC Volealftn -<hen will bt a Hallo-«n Plrly foe you strut )"OUr uufl!! All lwDs ud Jlucl<nb "tltomtd. 11«r, In Ill< o(foc< on Fnd.ty Oct. 29 ar 6:00. COIIuma art wiD< and Wlnp J<TV<d. EW<tY ThUfl. in HarTiman LOilOJ<. mandlrocy. For mo~ informarion or If you wlll bt JOI~&. Ptrfom>tr< sian up at 7:)() p .m. Show a1 1·00 p.m. plaoc call rhc off~et Ul·lS'll . UUAB eo-... -~~: Tht P<Y<hadrhc Furs. Sunday , Woold lhc follo""'a IJOUPI pit»< J<fld a rcprU<nrarive ro Nov. 7, 11 8:00pm in Catk Gym (MSC) Srudcnrs S.UO 14 Baldy Hall rn idtnlify your member• (or rhc yearbook C<nenl $6,00. Tickers availabl< ar Hanlman 11ct rr Offtcr (ut for Sc:rh): Catfrbtu SA, Polish Sru6cnr l<aJu<, Circle and Tht Record Store. K. TM Cun<nr, W. Soc«r, Apho<, Frrnch C ub, UUAB CeKft'll .,_ta: lbt Stray Cal>. ~- l'lov 21 EnJ!n«nnf, GLS, and Pod«. al 8:00pm ID Car\ Gym (MSC) Stucknts S$.00, Gtncral 11.00. Tic:keu ovailal>l< at lhrriman rockrt Ofrlct ud lbt Cooed ROIItY . . . . lbt liB Mm'> RuJby lnm wll1 rut oo Ill< &rtalo Cry Side WomtD't RUJby Club on Ocr ,)(), Record Stocr. I :00 pm btllind lbe bubbk. .,.<llinl Ropy O.lt wll1 hold pn"'""' ...,lh Robert Hunrcr, Graufw Dad Lyriciu Sunday, Oct.lA Ball'olo C117 Slrlo Ta .. Wtd .. Tburr .. }.7 pm.• No expcrlcncc ,_..,.. N«d •• 1:00 piD ill Cart Gym (Jo(SC) Slud<nts SJ .~ (lmcral S5.00. T1ckeu avollablc at Hl1Timan Tk:ktr 0111« lllld The nor make alllhr« pra<tlca. MO<t info 692-119), lll-~}4. eo- ........ ••)OJ lhe wiD<, food, .oda , muslo:, friendly Racord ~. people and or cour1< corree a1 1ht O.P. A. colrtthou« held Tltalft Wotbllop production o r God and Sav.../LOV<. Friday's. 9 pm. T -ruend HYI. Call 636-l06J for Info. Ocl.lJ-J l and Nov. 4-7 at B pm In HNtlmaa Sluclio, llAB Souod Coauaiu.. AuoOoiiH>! Spcaal Duroum i'n«S (Of aJI $>\ funcl<d O<&Jllll>hOCU 8nnJ )"OIIf <'<Ill ,u suo uvu ee-.u ,... eon- ,.._."' "" r...,,.,. SJo.bbot .-.ltrs Fri .. Ocl. 29 7:)() pm 3292 Main Sr btl...,.., EnaJ<..ood and " Wbol Do You S.y Afl« Hello" Communrcarron Worbhop ar Hillel, <10 Bl\d. Thil Sunday, H pm Phoot 8H-l3)2 lor lurtlrft info. u.........y a-- P hi F.lo Slam• M trUna, No• . hr, 5:00 pm In Copen 262. P .... Ulllaa Srudrnl Auorlallon geotral m<rtlna. NOll. Srh, 1912 at 7:00pm In Diefendorf Annt• room 10. All mcmbe:n must auend. llad<,.,.,aok PJ)'<• oloo Atoocbollon m«l!nJ, Friday. October 29. 1912 a1 J:JO in Di<f<ndorr An,..,. room 9 Any new mtmbds an .. dcome:. Ldlootodrel AModolloa mceuna Sal . 0<1. )(), •• 1:00 pm in Di<ftn<lorf Annex room 9. Alltnd&DC< at rhls m«Ung u mandarory. Ottll Si.(ma PI moclina Oct . 29 at 7:00pm 111 Krau• Cenlcr, Crosby. Bwlntu mtetina. TXE IDftiiDJ 0.'1. 31 7: U pm DFN A room 2J, ColD< )ola lht Eln•l<i• O ub on Wtd. No• 3 o1 );)0 pm a< Froncuk ~S Rollo"- .sua . w-·· Stulcy ICel>ri<l<'s ~! " A Oodr•ort Orul<" SWTin& Malcolm M<OO...eU. AAinliuion Sl.lS. l'kkrts av...blr only al IM IICktl ofrlcts. Sponsortd by friend> or CAC on Oct. 29 .It JO, 7:00. 9:)() & midnlJhl. Fri. 170 M FAC; Sol. 1411 Oi<r. "Oaaaloa VJr,., of WOIIM'n's HHIIII and Saoallly" will bt diacu\Otd b)' Ellrn ChriSic1U<11, Dir<Ctor or Sc:x. Ed. Center and 0. . P<uY Chinn, Prormor of Graduare Nursc Educarion on Monday, November I ar 4;)() p.m . on 10 Capen Hall Anyoc~< lnrercs~ ;, wdcomt to atltnd. n. ..-.ts: ' "lllr Eod" A ro<lt 'n' dane< Hallo_, Plrly! Make rhil H~ttn CHI< ,.ou'U nc-<r fO<I<' I October 29 on FO«<I Ave. btl_, Rlcbmood and •••·lin,.«• Clnnl Sr • UUAB m., ,_... " Poltavlot" Fn., Sat. , Sun. Ocl29 • JO, Jill<:)(), 7:00 .. 9;)() pm. "Down or Ill< D<ad" Fri., &: Sat , Oct. 29 dt )() al midnJJhl. All shows ar Woldman Thearr< (AC) Admission is S1.7S .rudents , S2.2J aencral . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. This award-winning newspaper has been published continuously since 1950, and three times a week it provides news stories and in-depth coverage of campus events and sports.</p> <p>Funding for the creation of this collection was received from the <a href="http://www.wnylrc.org/">Western New York Libraries Resources Council</a> through the <em>Regional Bibliographic Data Bases </em>and<em> Interlibrary Resources</em> <em>Sharing Program</em>.</p> <p>Please see our <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/specialcollections/about/policies">rights management information</a> for policies regarding use.</p> </div> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/8e6adadbe121d2fff0e7213993d9d941.pdf daeed4727efd6a582dc46874396c1eca PDF Text Text lHE fORUM SUNY proposes $80 dorm increase By ALAN KACHIC /.fortaling Editor T he State Um•<rsity of Ntw York(SUNYl Board of Trustees arc mffiing t.o<by to vote on the Divbion or Budg<l (DOD) proposal for State public higher education. The budget propow, rdcued Friday, rcponedly calb for a d.a:reasc: in fundina based on DOS projections that enrollment in SUNY will dccline, In the upcoming yean. To hdp orf.sct this predl~ed enrollment d<cllnc. SUNY is considcrin& I S80 per ye;u hike in the dorm r.... If a,pproved, it would be the sixth time in the tbt eight ~eart that dorm fee. have b<cn raised. SIAl< Uni•...ity or New Yor~ (SASU) Communication> Diroctor Mary Prender&ast criticized DOB's- criteria for pr(}posin,a budget cuts, that is, enrollmmt fi&Urcs. beo;aU$< th<> OT< only popul•llon pro)~ions and they "don't reccKnit.e the untraditional student, the older student vtho does no1 -auend cclle&e directly arter high school,'' Such studrnts, she .said, ILR mcreasin.& in number. The: 008 projection1 ihc explained, ..are bcinc URd to ju.sdfy cuts In State financial suppon. ·•DOB is t•'islil\g (SUNY Chanc<llor Oilton) Wha.non'.s arm Our main uucc:t is 008 but Whanon is not standing up to them.'' A ny funding plan ~pproved by lht- TfU)tet$ \JriJll have lO uhima.tdy be passed by \he StaJc teg.islatu~ and Prendersa.u maintAined, Uiey'll 11 probably make more cut.s. •• v-K"e President for Studrni Affairs Richard S'JUdkow aM.enrd, •• t 'm opposed 10 it (the dorm fcc incr<aK) and suggested that SUNY'sJMid.l!<t cuts are the result the Scate'a low regard for public hlgbn- tdueottlon. "I "'ould ha1c to S« our sludenu pay 11. penalty becau,s;c New York Stale does not appreciate rhe val~ And contribut.Jon of pubtit higher ~ueation,u he ~4. ".so much ,uppon &06 to the private sector In the form of Bundy Aid and assistan«, but the St2t< docs not properly mrct the nrcds of hiahn education." Sundy Aid is the term applied to any Wlk f'uncb J,iven to priv:ue schoois instead or SUNY~ such as- the S60 million used to build tllc Syroeusc Univenily Carrcir Dome. AlthO"Jh Alb•ny genc.rously puured money tnto SUNY durin& the 1960's and tarly 1970'5, since Go~ernor Hu•h Carey has hcen in office State I'Ublic ltialru educalion has fared severe cuts while the amount of Bund)' AJd hu increased. or Sample hosts in a new house S iurllrow •IJo questioned DOB's enrollment projections, "Our H~roUment h going up a.lllhc \!me.." he. atrlltll«< and feared the pouiblt impae1 or a fee raise, "It can rcxh abc point of no rttum., " Slggdk.ow sugcsl<d, adding that when th< State find• it><lf in financial dlfncultles it Opts 10 bleed SUNY ~nd thi& could sevttdy d!Ulag< tl\e univ<I'Sity By TERRY CANADE <\f.fanoxlnl Edilor S)l$t<m. He added that "008 is too powerful" in it5 control of SUNY. l would Ute. to JeC- a bit more auromony." In the summer or 1980 tbc Trustees itlitiatcd a poUcy of makma the dorms self-sufficinu-that is havfos ahem financially suppon thrnudves-and voted • SISO inctease. The foUowin1 January they inae:IS('d the: fc.e anorbcr SI.SO drlna. that inflation made thb ntceuary. S ince 1974, SUNY dorm !as ha" increased 77 percent. Vice Presldent for Flnanco &nd M&nagement Edward Dot) said thai he ~ awan: of the ove:raJI plan althou-.h not ccruin of the specirta bua noted, '' If there is a dorm h..ike iu not unexptettd." The pJan mhia.acd in 1979. he e:_x,plaintd, "wu desianed to c.harg.t high enough rena so that tbc dorms couJd ~ sdf suff-.c:ient . At that umc thty were (the cons) $300 a year short. We aritfclpatcd a raise 6T somewhere bctw<en Sl30 3 year. The basic 1d.. wOJ Ihot the dorms would bcootn< self-suff.cit-nt at tht t:nd of three )'tits. This year•.,- proposed fet h1ke is just 11 conunuatton ur lhe policy~ he added. Curreni(Y. UB dorm rJtts st&nd It $713 for a sin&lc rO<>m, S62.S for • doubJe to S463 for a siK person room. Prendergast also noted another trend in lh< proposed SUNY budget, "throuS}lout the budJct we see ~ shift rr.om rund.ing liberal ans to the ~<41th >Ciene<s and technology." She eaplluned thai thr.s would be done by UllNfrring budgn Una and allhough sh< admitted that "tho.c pro&rams arc the ~rongesc". Prender&ISt arJUcd that *"SUNY is In the business of training <1Ud<nt5. It should be edoea~ina them " S «king 2 pl..,e more tuitable ror cntcru.ining, UB Presidmt St<"rn B. Sample moved his barely opened do...n the bloc:k from 186 to 889 L< Brun. bo•"' The Unl>cnity at Buffalo Foundation !UBI'J paid for the bouse and lhe r<crntly complc!ed expanJion O( the dining I'OOm, The Univeuity is ancmptina ro sell the old prcsldential rc:sidt:nr:c and now rcnls the ruow boUSt from UBF. The aheralioru wert "oosmelJ.c things" added to the hou~ interior, Main Sum ~ Planl Dircoccor Raym9ildlteinia wd. Thcsr "~. "mOJIIy ln !he form uf carpeting, palntina and lighting On urn," Doty explained. addin& that wmple requested all Ihe minor changes. While decllnin& to rncntion cxaCJ f'iguru for the hOI))t'i rrnovation cost, C-arter said "il w.u not Q:horbita.nc. .. Rdni& described his m~rcrials and budgcl eApcn.sc as "mmJmal.'' The Founda.don .$0licltcd (Unds ror the project sp<dficatly from oonrributOr$ and "the response Wtn considered in that area, but 889 Lc Brun ..was the on~t thu. could be most c:ast1y adaptable," Jackson said, " rhe- .spa~ in this hoU$C is mucll more ammenablc. •• former President Robtr1 L. Jlcncr was more inclined to entcrrllin in fadlitiQ .. aU over lhr campuJ, •• :arcurdlnato Jmck!on. But be d<irribed this method as ''raJhcr impersonal.·· While c:ruenal.nlna a.t home is Sample'• ''pcnonaJ prcfetC'ncc-, 1 ' Ctrrcr Cllplained thill K<lter had •·so much fence mencfina to do .. that 1he opporcumty for communh)' intaaction was !'IOl always available. Sample's dt'Clsion ''''I l'l'T e view th is a• nn e:ccellt>nt i11 eestm erat. - UBF President lnlm Carter UBF Prcsidrnt John Caner noted that the house was worth twice u much -as the Fo\Uldation paid fur 11 because the de3J in\'OI"ed ~<moreaiftth.an money ... w~nc Univmity otfrcials rdu><d to rstlma.te the cosl ~pcndlturc on the house, sources estimated ove-r SlOO,(XX) went toward l" ,ayment and renovation. The dlnina room was enlarged to ac:comodate u.pwuds of 50 auc.ts, Caner reported. The opmation ttn.a.i.led redoinJ a glassed in porch - no new roo( needed and "all the •u~pon bM b«n excdlenl Everyone W'U behind I he pruj«r," Carter said. ' ' One very crrecrivc- way of brfnsincthc Unive,.ity and lhe communi1y clnser rogechcr is by u.slng Ihe Pruident '.s rcsidena for meetings and rormal dinner..& und~f an informaJ stuing.'' atcordin& 1.0 Caner. The holllt "ii a.n rmpOrtam dement in community relations,· ' Public Affain Director Harry Jae~son said . Emcrta.lnina aucsu in hlJ home is pan or "Sample'~ c.ooccpt or tbe role of Ihe President on this eampus," Doty >aid , "Sample is very dfective 111 this:," Ca.nu noted. "UBI' funded an outside conTractor for that whir'l added to the ..!ue of the hou>c, · ' Doty not structum wert I hac ... accurJinJ. said~ "All len-ant m~ tJ•·IJions wen: done by the Univ~·•hr. " persona..l.l:za.llon of lhc presidency" to Carter. to Vke President for Finan~ and Management Edwatd Doty. wOJ to hou al hom<' represents .. ,he "The other hou.e was rully choppy," Jackson sald. "It was a howe thAt was buUt fot c.nttnainment purposes.." Carter sald thAt sevtnl hoo.scs "We vitw thJJo as an ac;dlenml m~es•m~nt.'' Caner said u Sample'• styk hM been effective in solkltlns fund! for Uni•<r5ily proj..:u. "The coi'QIIlunlty ccmnections hate always been 1hcre, now h b a matter of tllt cultivation ," Caner $Wd. SOTnpk entertained the Mkldl• Slat<r A«r<dhatlon team SundAy OJ lhe lirst wen or lhe new ho""' and dining room. Doty was there tO 0~ his sufrs work and a.ajd "it looks nioe." To take the cooklnJ and clcanlna load for up to 50 people orr th< Sample's hands, Food ano1 Va>cllna Sctvlco eaten the evmts at the house:. ~ services are pale! fot out or the presidcnlial mrcruUnmcnt a.Uowan<:e'. �in sl1ort. .. . tlllj\\1' Thr SP«trum ollie<, 14 llald) Hall, 9 •.m . II> ~:-10 p,nt. (636-2.468); Mildrod Blake Readln& Room. 167 MlllorJ Fillmore A K- Ct-nta-. EIHcou Comrk~, 9 1.m 10 4 p~m.; and on SA Activities fair continues The. StudtnbA.s:sociatlon Activities Fair wUJ conunur today from 10 am until l :JO pm '" Copen Lobby. Thr c>eolls dcsiancd tO cncourqt .-udrnc• to puticlpatt tn oral.ni.l.aJ.Jon.s and lbc.rt v.iU be k'cnl •pcaal arr.... a<pniUd b) p:utiopoti. . dubl. The Untwruoy Un10n Acti\itics BoMd (UUABI and tbe campu• student rodtO stallon. WRU B, will PfOYidc m.WC and CO<nmulc> M l&lf'& at~d thr Jnruh Sludrnt Uruon {)SUI ..u1 •pon><'< food Teaching confe rence set In kft'pma ._11h lh~ Unh•ers:lty1$ &oal of unpro~'ln& ltJ rcpuutk)n Main M C-ampus in room X4S Harriman LtbmtY . ScntO<S who <ii!A up 11 Main SUcct "'II ba\C thar ponrol~> 1akcn at the South Compus and lor tb01< ~ho <l&n up •• the Nonh Campus. th< pinur.. ~111 be tal.<ll at Amh<r$1, Thct'c b • SI .OO smiQI fer and U.OO lor tht Jp(tlol rontcmpO<oltl' .,os<s. Vudcn ,.h!dl will be tfiln& th< .,;our... .. be on s.ue.... ;u campus and hA\< ..,vcn] special <leah ......1!4. rOf dtCbC inrucstod '" havina aua prinls nwk for rdaJt~O. Thr pictum thcmsd•o will be Jhol •• lll Talbert Holl ond 01 89 S Harrinwl Ubrat). Th< boo~ 11Jdl "ill be on salt thtou&hout the scmc>ler at • ""'' o f SIO. h is bcini pubfa>hod by the )Otnltllon of the Sludcnt Anoc:la~on lllld Tire SpNrnHn u a natlonall)' rccoKJ1i7.ed ms;thulinn for r~ .:h and hl&h« 1ea.rnln&. tht Unl\-f'Bity hai sc:hedutnl a lcadinc c::onfatncc. on It will center on the quahly or tcaclunl and ..dl be held •• lhe Crnter of Tomorrow this Frida}, staninJ at 8:30 mt and nJnnlnJ to 5:00 Pfn. Formally titkd, "lnttllectual Dcv<IQPfncnl and the Te~lna·l..c:amu\1 Procru't, tht coofO"m« w.iU ccnltr on the nlucal. mo•..t and pcdqoi!JCal issu" related to tcachm&. Ieamon& and tucht.n&·UUdcnJ 1n1er&etion. Prol...ao Emmtu> of Harvard Unl\entty Wilham C..Peny be lhr laiurod &l>dt. duc\lulng "H- Student> O..clop In thtn l.lnd<r\landtOI of KnowlllJ, T-'>tll& and LcamtQ& " He be """od bt Unt•trul! or Mat)bnd A<I<><Utr Prol...ar ol "'II "'II P.nonnd .,.~ CounJdoQ& PsychoiOI) L« Kn<l<l~amp . ~dt.nl tu con(C'f'CP«' orp.niu n. chi) be tht fir\.! an ' ·" .\otfiH on te:ac.tu.ns~ FO<U~) •,1J f'ot ildcfitional inrormauon. call lhf' Settl~...-c·p o.. d~c:.._..,...,tt,.. LiA ""'""'"'""''-... az..,.-c..., CUJ._.,.,,.,.,._ 0.....0 lori SdwJ\b, N hff9 Olve t*k.manl,_.to J amea S~II•J'PINWO t<..•lft A Kt~tttSpof,. Oeffdftl Lhrti,..,Artt GtaJtGAI.-w•lc 8ob .SOhOoHty/6 1111'1 hfltill Clipboard M!cl'l•tl F HOCo'lfltiSIM C.ottfrlhHno WEDNESOAV: Mtc::n.MI E SMitlftiiVIlfHI....."."'' Mlcn.Mt CWrt.tOIOIAd\'M..rltt Af•MO'ft Men's Sot=: at O...cso St Clt\4'r LwQt'ltNA n.Coon~M•rot ~..... W il'-"1~,.,...._ Al•aep, THURSDAY: ~•'"Y O..fUIAdlt hod«iHft Coot L.&.or t CM\Wiy ,IM'W:IiM \lollryball. •• B•J Fo111 Cllampt<>n<tur• flUD~\ : ,,... .S..Cff\il'l't •• M!WO by 1M f..-.ct Men's So«cr B""kpon Sl "'Alumni Comrln ll fYI 1'101 rv Football: Can'""' Collqo • • Rotaf) ~t<ld (J:OO Pfnl Scnalt orncc •• 6)6-2000 . Ne."""* .tynchc.le• t.o. A.not•a T~ COtlfOia_ tt; liNOIIM-S Semc• Un14.cl f.". .lurtl Stnaic.alt4 $1'""'"•• ANt U~•ttcl ,.,... S,.,..,+c.llt rlw $p«Ullm It teofiHI'IItd FIUDA \' & Sl\TU RD~ '1': Buffalonia n portrait sign-ups •o~ti"'' tOt .,.lioN~!~ bY cornmunle.lt~• AI'ICI AdvttrtlslnO s.Mctl IO Sh.ICitnlt-. In' SiaJt>u~ arc c~tly btin& tlken ror &oenior pottrtaU• lu1 tht 19lll odltlon ol thr Sehool yurboo~ . The Bonal<>alu. The oc.ual DK1U~ wlU be ta•rn OC'..'\:1 'Ate.k:, bUt ~mion art t:r'ICOUJ11f('(IIO tliJl Ut' at 1 vanC't)' of locations loday uncil Fnd~ Xn1or~ can \JI"" up tl thr foUowt11:1 tocauon1 Sludtnt Ao\CXIatian olfi«S. Ill Tolbcn Hall. 9 • m 16.l6.m0l Dl'fld Ml¥t ..An Dlf'IK'tor o.,., Stttftii'Ct ....,. "lCW'I)' tc:ae:h1na. annual ~'"' Gooac.hllalfdlfol•ln ·CMt r TetTY C•n•CI<~W Mtn41glnt Etill01 JOlt ~aUAit.Mgl~ Edt1ot Alan C kflohlci.WtMtfttO EdftOf w• r m Field Hoe,l.ey; at N""' Yo tlo. Stalt A lAW Champlon<hip> ( Purch... , N . Y.l Women's .SO.ur; 31 N<~ Ya<k Sial< AIAW Cham~ionlhlP> (1l TBA No<,.ich Uni....,..t) 11 ' "'' 9' 20,000 U 98 1~ •r• loelt.O ,,. H•ll, Sl61t OniWIJlly of N.,., Vat\ •• e~.~ua~ 8utf1kl, Ht., 'tOft~ 14.2e0 ft~ {71...-l4ftl ~·o•t IIIIa lklltato. H Y Tho S ~T U RIIAY : f OO<b•ll: Clrcutatlon fht ~1'«1/Ufff ofttc•• R cxat~ Acid 11.00 pmt ~nun st~t PtftoO~. Inc. Ed•IORel PQtfC1l• •tttmiMO ~ IM EchtoMft.-OW.I ·"'*"' •tJlCtt,l~ ,,.. ~1\Mt-. OM'.ct ........,... w. or a...na~o t370s.n.a& &fi'l'o, HY Be Sure to ATTEND S.A. 'S ACTIVITIES FAJR TODAY Wednesday I October 27th In Capen Lobby • From 10 AM· 3 P.M . All Are Welcome I Mandatory Assembly Meeting Friday, Oct. 29th. 3:30PM Talbert Assembly Chambers President Sample will Speak Attendance will be Taken Mandatory Senate Meeting Wednesday. Oct. 2 7 3 :45 P.M. Talberr Senate Chambers The Role Will Be Called External Affairs Committee Meeting Thursday 5:00 P.M. Rm . l l l Talbert Hall or anr ln. .,Pf ... tn. (~\Ot~t II I"Mlttf ~ COI'Mnl ot Att>uoAC*t~• Don't Miss the External Affairs PARTY Tonight at the Park Meadow Bar Great Drink Spedals Free Giveaways Free Shuttle Bus Service to &. From the bar From 10 PM· 3 PM ~ . �~ould t~kt By GARY STERN A p<c«<<tm 11 all SUNY <lmpu"" tl Campw E.d11or •«<~>~rd. ~~~SUNY Vk"C Prc:stdcnts •ilJ be fT~CUn.J )()On 1R Alban)'•" ~ JlfOposal frOnt lhe Stale A<<Uttnl VIet Prdidtnl roo Uru•enoty of !'or" Y(>fl tSUNY) Boord ol ~ud•nt AHa1n. and Cllatrman of the: Htalth Ad'ttJOI)I Cornman« n.. tnd•vidu>l Otttnos Bl<tc~ Tru"C'CS coukl tnitiatt IUit'....,.liJt" uandard.l for ttuLicnt hnJih trmtr.Ul('t. Sl.»dd 1 plan. ho~nCT c:unput.a. hov.nrt. '#111;111 more at1m110n. ""''"' lhll campuses rouJd -.·or'- out 'btu own ;""""""' policoes. Althouah lh< plan wu wppol<d lo b< t\'Jlu:atrd afttt tM t)1ird )tar h s.umwd rot sU y91s un-lil d~ by the Tnt>I«S on f<btuary. The mou r«<nt result - ill< Stpuomb<r prOponl. allbcxoJ)t an updOlnl ><nion wt!l .tOOnbrr~. A recommc:ftd.Won frO!D V.u l'lwl Stud. A.klm "\V t' COli ' ''"'' fur U tltf llllt1i11 n f,!,r !'!llt r or lor R..at<h Graduate PrOf<$$10nal Sludits fntt c>ll• foo ''lhrtc """"'•l"'u~ rbru bo.rd on cho«n starwbrds." Blac ~ wd. lltWklll!l' tlwrr /it tilt tlw ~111 rtf/('r "iU.V Y utach campus a>uJd It-en dlOO~ ont of tht. 1hrce... I don'• like thb x..lt" tlx lt m l 11 1"1'11 /IYIIi::c•tl p /1111 . plan. ho~c..:r, ror I lhmk th•• ~• ihould be 11htc to Use the available taknt on camp"s to ""'mC' up "•fh' 3IIO,.ed tu we h When a l) ~ctm lh• btit PQ<>iblt poticy. We'1< h .as latar as oun. u h;n w be -SBI C h :1ir D .\1 id lltrllttt .m Jdo~ ij &ood JOb ovt-r fhc l$.$1 "l't. )'Uf\ with a plan r;ulorcd to I hit~ l'3MPU' I I in this ca\c hi nm to wrile down onr rolic) f<H 64 c.:u npulel. accord.ina 10 Chairman M Sub llo;ud l O• •IJ Horrm•n. SUNY'1 C'ffon would Pn>'-ldr h:utr wvc:ragt lhJ.n UB't curre:nl individual piAn It has btcn roumUy c:tiuorN ~~ ,.l.) n~ldC'r4tlon~ UB -a.nd a.e:ross 1ht S.att Wuhout hav1n1 contacttd wn'c arc more urban. !lOme mor~ rur.tl. t:.Ach campY.\ hu 11 darftrtnt prOvide Ins qtnfaclory tovt:Ja&e'" tll'taucc to • lonl ho~puat. Then• he addtd, "althou&h il is • lou•y tdra for us. ue •ho '"""' ~rflrr••• I.-ell; or ••Wt. tan 1r.hop fo r and lllllln 1 health care WfHCc."-elat'k saad. arntrr p~cka,c lhan boch sm:.Jiet \ C<OfdtnS '" Hla.c~. In the SUNY >cloool; •nd a tmlnilllrd ll>'lnl of 1976 lh< TtU\If<> plan,·· Hollman uul. ••lJB hos d~·Hkd tO ,_an I •htt"C )'UI 01101 m..urMtt- offici31!1- at L 8 fen inpul •• K1 or propowals ""'ti drl!lwn ~p hy tht: TMitn 1.11d Knl out 10 J.ll SUNY Vttet PrdtdtnT~ tor s,udcnl A.ffa..h nn Stptcn\brr 30. The 10 J>O¥< r<pc>rl tnr!ud•J flOiS•btc m•ntmum tlillllbfd4. 1ha1 ' 1Wrll hi\C ro bt ~J1'•ell tO 'he rttt'd'5 ur U\'h Individual C'&mpuJ, •• ht addtd, prOif&m 1n 'Ahtd\ '"dhiduaJ Looking For God? MAYBE HE'S LOOKING FOR YOUI Come join some foll<s He's olreody found TUESDAYS: 7:00 PM Ellicott 351 rillmo re If 1lnf' ._,t't., lt•r f<OOtn ,,th•r Nnvt•mber ''' HOSANNA CH RISTIAN FELLOWSHIP A ( HI·AL,HA ( AM'U' M INIS tAl bul rather 10 "pnwldc cemralit.ed JJo•11<¥ dlro."tlon:• h rould b<nent a numbtt of smalltr schoob •h•t ba.rpimns pov.cr and ~ttould (lo.+entraiUtJ " us·, ..., hopt uuu the- ceortllfiltd 11l11n i.JOC'H\'t go lbruuJh We ll!Ul4 be (Onccrnt\J '--llh our camp\n. rhc nununum ''""d!Ud\ ofJtu:..J Allhou,h the tdea bchmd u """' h)' the llo•nt would undnubu•<lly ht 10 ;mt .. t ""\~lh.• r ~~hools ....e 11< h<lu~ lho~C Ull. lll o<~ hl\f IO 'IIH1) un 10~1 u( the lllntlct • ddt:d An (\l)mplt from cth.· .lUd rUJI Itt Alb.tl1)' do lhhUt 11 V.O II I<t, .. \hC \atd latC:SI PfU('K)Jal hi\' IUtlbUIIUWt' 'ft\li(c co~ot·rtd only fOr ~n Hoffman Ncdt<ttd lh31 lht olon uttidcn\ 1md 1101 for lllnclll. •·tr 1.1 v.IU "die:' lor 1l Is l«tlving link or '""tl\ lohlden• had an aua.~,. l ot apC')«<diC"IIb m the middle at the OIJhl. ambulant< >«'kt •OUIJ no1 he included," Bl11<k t\pl•tnrd I:Ar.'llli'< Dlr,.1or of Sub Ooord 1 Cahn<l M llt d asr.... lh~• th< b<st of lhrc< f'O\Ublc alt<molt•c piAn• ~ould rmhablt ""' "'~""' '"PJ'O" OUI.\Id• SUNY lit dO<\ nul uund SUNY offttlhJ lld\'IC(', ''bc\:au~ '"' Donate Blood. + ANO IllER€. YOVME Fou<s .' AFTER 12 7 COI\ISEciJ77VE TOI<OI SWALLOWS, seRGE. He~ AC1UAL.JY feEFER.S7H£77lSTE CF OLD VIENNA t:JANMIAN BUit TO A Gl.AS.S a= li!Eq:Bti·GLaS ff/YA!VfE.L! WHAI EtN:fl. YARE Y~ CL)'.1ME/V~1 sERJ£? VERY /!£1T€R7HMI /?ED••. BUrNOrMA Y8l: 8C11ER THAN 'tal.QJJf 5ER!EE.f:!!E YB.lL:;t() ENMELr • OcrG&~ 2.8, ' 362.- 9,,... 8u'"~l0 STA.,r-'s STvCX.Nf u-..aON Sa<iA.A. r-IA\;\. COMe SEE. •'r ,.IC O:~H • O(J't. C'":'\;,'K., • e0--d rRt. lACL - ~ 3 ~ 4T ThtDoG~- ~ t.~ jt\b," but be CO"-Ctl\f JOHN VALBY ~~ th~u· "Thty ha't rn4.11 1tll U'- w.h:at l 8 \IUdtrth lofo'lll ~~ OIJ1 of It~" lllx\. n111nrarnN. TAU KAPPA EPSILON l'R(~tNT.:> , n la1tt'd tu !I« :. duttiJt' in the •IIU.iiU()h, Most people prefer Old Y"1enna to almost anything. This adver!isemenl is a blatant a!tempt Ia persuade yoo to buy Old Vienna beer. II you keep buying oor beer. we'll keep running oor c.ortoons. Old Vienna Canadian Beer I �Your Student Associati'(in Is Holding An ACTIVITIES FAIR AND Cuomo leads -polls in NY's governor race CAMPAIGN '82 You're Invited TODAY Wednesday, Oct. 27th tn Capen Lobby from 1\) AM - 3 PM Featuring Music by U.U.A .B. & WRUB , Coffee, Donuts & Bagels By Commuter Affairs & J.S.U. & a Host of Presentations by Various :\ Clubs t~ All Are Welcome! ·~- By SETH Al LEl'i • City Editor • ../ ith les-s rhan a wtd; rnnainlng bdOrc tl~l ion day, thrtt f"('ll~ show Dcmoc.na.tic Gubmla1oriaJ Candidate M~rio Cuomo ltading bl~ Republican opponent Ltwis Lthrman b) as nnu.:h a.\ 10 ,.,-ccmqe poiniS. But, wit~ 12 p<tttnt of the people undocided, both sidc:s Qft conf'id(11t or victory. A Nrw l'ork Dtllly Nrws poll Saturday gavo CUomo 1 49·39 "'""""' Jhowin& wilh 12 (X"rc.enr undecided. while a Ntw York Timt!l pa11 Indicated chat CUomo has 'a 48-41 l)<rcem advantqe. According to '!~• Buffalo N<wr, both tho>< polls $ho~ Cuomo hilS gained over Ltllrman since the ~pi ember 23 primAJie.". Lehrman Pms StanaT)I John Btt<:~ley sald that Lcltrman Poll>tcr Rlchord Wirthlln found Cuomo with a 41.43 ,.,-cent le•~. with llight To W Ufc Cnndida1e Robert J. BbhnCf aruiog one pcr,tnt and the ~n11tinlng nine pn«nl undeclded, act<>1din$ to Tht Buffalo "'""' - p ullin>i charged thai Cuomo llu been I)<Uonolly ~tl><ktng Lohrman in.tead of t211dng about wue>, cxplainint. that if the Democrat till ked abouc inucs. the publtc would see that Lehrman is the bettct candida!< for eovemor. Cuomo and LcJuman dc:batcd in Ne~· Yor._ Chy yesterday and will do so aaain on l'riday and as the campaign wind< down, both all(bd•tts will be hlttlng the Western N.w Ynrk tralls wi<h Lehrman .choduled to !,peak in Burfa,o this mominr and the Lteutcnant Oo'tmor holdin¥. a rally Ptiday at ,2::10 pm Ill the Exccu1ive fnn in Cheek1owaga. Ncithu c3ndldote It sla1ed to appar at UB. THE CAREER-OPPORTUNITY COMPARISON TEST C.ny~ bt" 'o¥0ritln,s ~\ • t•'-111.o~~ntn f~ t?\05it sMote- ol •t~·~fl t-n'-"r('nmot:"f\4 tf\ thf: WOitd7 ~ :~:,ou~~=t~~~~ ~~~"81'\!- ~r\d ~ Wti)IOY• Iniu.tn~tM:-~ncour'St:df'~)'OUt t~bi'IUe~..,.:~7 e ~,::,:~,=«~.~l::'o:~~~;;rtv!IOI\~ flf ::,:;r:.::~ ;:;'"~.::!;r' )IOU fUetl/~ ~ ~~~r:f$hoYmt~~hOW(M)'OU' po4ffln.-)vo.ill tilloevou C~ck Out ""'- PE.RnCT SCOR£ OVIUAN ENGINURING OPPORTUNmES AJil FORCE SYSTIMS COMMAND ACTl\'ITIES Decrrtul lndusoiAI Medwnlul lle<ttonlc Aerosp.~ce MA~rt.als ~ A~toMuflc..at Syst~ OivislonarWt1gh•· F'aueorson Nr force: 6a.se has an a~Solgr;mem wonhy of All th~ nlghrs youW spent bumlng (he mldntgtn oit- che: planning. rese.uch, de~IOf>me:nt , 'r-.stlng M\d acqUisition o1 "'" U.S. AJr lmmed~lf cM.fian tod>notogy.fllght retce aeroMutiUI YII'C'otpon .syscems I!Jdsr In turbine And ,..m}et fngl~ •rructur••.fllshrcontrolond c~c-rotl deilgn. com munk~rions , t\oiJ~nc.e: And research. n.avtgarlon, s.urvellldnc.~ . re-con· v.eapon~ d~ . .... "~· ~ llnt!Vo!led for tnnovatiOn ~ oppommlty Jor ><111ng - olnd lor PfKed«~" >netcl1lng your abllltlt< Our cMitan t4!Am of pro· fessiondl• "'~ found DAyton. Ohio, • super pl.lc< to liVe II you llk<to brNche tht open ~lr.lf> 1M Around If city hu.,te suit$ you' s~. you Gin Mvt! tt In O.yton f~tythlng horn lOng's IslAnd to hl•· tone fon Megs ls ~0<1 tmo ~ shOfl drivt!, And Oncinnatf YA1h It's profe-uiOMJ spons1 cultute o\114 nlghc 11r., Is lfSht not dOO' lhert~"s no rf"d tApe ln comins on board* W~ un h1re you >Mrhout IIUre~u<r•ttc del.oy. The Aeton.oiiii<Al Sy.rems Dtvtslon Ms bt-en mightygood•tgellingpla<t'SM>t Let u> tell you how...,""' do the ~me Fot your ateer WE AU INTUVIEWING ON CAMPUS WED NESDAY, NOVEMBER 3 IN THE rtAClMENT OffiCL SIGN UP FOR AN AI'POINTMENT OR CONTACT: Rtaul!1ng Co-ordlna1or Aeron.lutlc.al Syste1Tl5 DMsion WRIGifT- PATTUSON AIR fOR0. ,8ASf., OHIO 45433 (51))15~4 " I think that aU the poll$ ar< heavily WC>~ied 10 New York City," Ltllrman Spokc>p<rson Mike Pullin1J complained. " Our in•ltouse poU say.'L<W It two to three points behind nail< now " He prcdk.ucl l5~1S Lt.hrman as winnin&- the dealon. Lehrman holdl the eda:t. however. •n that incrcaJlnafy imrxtnant e&le&Ofll of ental campai&n dollars, re!"'nedl} havinc SI0.8 to CUom6'• 14. I million dollars. with t7 .J million of that comln& from the busineuman·, O\lm funds. Lehrman has been stzess:ln.g such h1ues i.) ttle dr.uh penalty. 11 lht failure or the Carey.Cuomo Go>Jernmtnt." .and the unctnploymau sii®Uon In New Yurk Stale durinJ hh hut Y.tr\i c r 1he campaigning, PuUinri said. claimms Ihat the- cle'-1ion U very rmportant beca use "jobs art no1 aoin&lo be lhtre'* tf tht Ocomocrab wiq chc ct«tion. Pullinzi $aid the eltt.1lon is dear cu1-Cunmo wa.nu to raist.tUCi and Lehrman wants. 10 lowu lUCf ro brinM )obJ lmo New York Suuc. A CUomo Canipaian spokes,.,-son <tiffmd however, not ina thai Cuomo ¥!'i&nU, IO CUI tUtS ~ Pullln1i araued t~a1 Cunmo'• entlr~ casnpaj1n " bucd on aisi<bing Reasanomla. He d.cfcnded Reaxanomics, cl8Jming that il has only been fn dfect for a year and the effect-' ha"c not yd been felt. but Cuomo has been ln State off>CC for seven years-nrst ~ Sccreuuy of Stat< and now as Licuu:nant Governor-and "~c can set what he has done. ftc h.u no1 done a damn lhinc in either of those: positionJ..'' ' ' W e do not llkt 10 look a1 lhe poles," a Cuomo Campaign .!"pokcspenon Rid. He sea Ihe election lU an Ulmne:ly clost rue, :md added thai h«>pc<tl the Cuomo campajBJl to be suc<c:soful . He said the Cuomo supponcn are dolng general grassroou. camp.ugnin&. such as goin& door~o-door , The .spoltspc:rJOn upJained that Cuomo will slress 1he. tc:onornk fit ualion and the pt:rfOrtttiJ'K!e or Reqanomlc• during the last Wf'dc "' the amoaign. He said Cuomo btl I~ th111 .tupply side economics do noc wurk and t,he Ueutenam Governor i.s trying 10 corwintc people tbal the Country ha11aken ttae wrona courst wilh Rcapn's economic poltcJes He o.ddtd that Cuomo wiJI bt \IJ~Jin& compassion and a fine'uned economic policy. Th~ elettkm n a "blac-k or white iuut. nm is tnr clasSIC' confrontal£on:· he said. dec-laring that if i.\ a choice bdwt'el' ~line eco}lomk oolictn or a reveuaJ to 4:()mpassK.n and caring about pt?ple~ CuoJJlo w1m1 ru provide moJe JObl ror people whhout nverlaxlng. tht spokt\perso"' trud, "w~: will not try to tncreos.se taus. \Ve do e~ptct w CUI l•.\e, ," H< ...,ntd that II Lehrman Wtn> th< State would ao bankrupt. nOting Ihat 1he Rcpubtic~~.n v.ranh to cu1 Sl:ajc- incomt tu:e... 40 pert:c"nt in fhr next righ1 )tar> which will crtate a inuation whert thttt' will not he ctlouj.h fc~enut to run the t tatc. Lthrm3.r1 Ca.mpu!i Ca.mpaian spoke\pcr~ou S1u Oenevhti ~1d th~t "a' fa1 il I am atn~Jnt'd the pnJIJ aft' all ..cC'\natc •• Ht' p1edkted th~t ltl'\t'n'\an'' PQpulariay will increase duli'l& tht la.u wttk of the camp\lfJU and jult before lhe election, mak1n.& lht rKe too close ~o calL CIJomo ha; contradkted hlm\ttr mnny 1imn in commercials and I, J U!I doing "fa.t lalkinJ," &n<vktl •-plalnod and that Lcltrmon's cooservati.u n h. w'haJ the people want in a governor. ,;Carey and Cumncl hAvt f\Jn the- suuc into nothintnm.'' he concluded that ·•r ha"t no doubl '" my mind 1ha1 Lehrman will win. 11 �Low funds may rub out station By SETH CdODCHJLD £d(JONII•CAi(f A ftcr alm~ 1wo months or in1K11\1It. lh< campus student radiOJiadon, WRUB, luis rrturTiedlo th< auwa'a-bu1 with an uncmah1 rut we Con11nued dl.Qartemt'nli wilh the und<rghldulle Studnll Msociltfon (SA), • Umhtd audfenoe. and lillie c:recllb\llly ltovc cornbtntd 10 dlmbtl•h cht ~ta clon's .<Iandon&. O..pilc lnlbllfOu> pllllls ror tar')&luion, WRUB remain• >1}(!\led br pa>l lllilurcs 111d stepdc~.<m lfom SA.""Treasurer Eric fncdman wei woWd "rr..ic-. ''the 'lltion. at the end or the: te'I"M''tCf unta.a. there is marl td tmptO\tn'te'nl 8w Kcot'dJnJ co WRUB Statton MIAagn Rob.n Mcy<rs, Ill< stauon and tn fuuarr ha~t nnt'f been b.\l<'f-<k<PII< 11\c dday rn witb lbe Ca~ Company ol Bullalo. Ytt lie Is cridcaJ of SA and wbal "" calli iu bock or llnanclaJ suppon lor llx Sllltoon, based In Goodyeor Hall. Despite fuwlclal SUIIQles, Mcym b<litva chac h< """ acblne his mil}Or aoal or ··oo...nna both camptHta." CUrrcncly, WRUB-durina It> one \o\CCk of broadcas.tina- an he heard only in Ooodycar and Clemenc Hath. althnu&J> many r..idcnl$ uid choc they could ooc C\'en htaf tM ruuion in thesedorms. Lase ycor wu mukecl by .. friction b.twttn M<)<rl ond ' <11 SA TrcasUI'<r Mar k M oore, ,.1\o cooct:Ddcd lhll WRUB had lo '<kan up '""" ""'·, and oon>W>tl) prmod cloaa lor p<O&JCSJ MC}<f'S .... so ft"'aantecl by SA ohat h< cood11<1ecll\u 0 • 11 .....,.,...,. for " whm SA docao'< Wld<nland an """' llocy len«• it. It'• ridldeulous, oo one \Jio'ol any<hina abou< rao!Jo (In SA) an.! h'> over 1hdr bcod. If obey don'c un<krsla&d il, th<) don'< ~upport 11." • Buc Frinlm&n aplaonecl tMl Meyer's fajlurt to aea the 11a\lon INtnl 011tr on~ month wuhoui bctnJ on 1hc -air, th:U'i nOt u~ing money.'' F'ri<dman ..Ud lll.u WRUB could earn addit;onal f....U lhrouab >dUng ad•ctti!cmcnt>. "" cllor1 \1<)cn conrcncfecl h< ,..., .,·ort inc on. IU lurther prool o( 1\u lll\Upall\y toward SA, Mcymo was SOld co be oomidenna aS" l'r«swtr "'""'"' indq!cndcn~Jy on th< "II'• My Party" ijnc. He • on <he :Ur duri'li •h• b<sinnlns or the icnltsler jullifla an)' SA failure 10 blindly pumo money huo the s:aauon. 1 ' 1 don,t think \a, (WRUB wao undorf'undedJ, ba.ecl on laSt year:· he noted. "They fh< cable.<ope c1<a1 ,.... Hi~cd to ha.. r sonc: Uuouah 1&>1 )Or, M•ytn s.ofd, bur SA nl\ecl 11 T1x eabk COCOP'#Y '-'OUid otftt li.ur.nm a c:hancr to Mo~ UJ' tttnt sttrC'O syscnm co WRUO ''(M a lutk ~ua f~ " at""'fdtn~o so MC)'t'n. Tht mo\c, ht ~aid, ¥tOUld ra~ 'WR,UB's ~cnual IUdl<'n~o.-c tu 70.000. up Aided bt a •olunt«r >lOtf, ran-aJ.n) optomtuk fOf • ~tt')CJ~ uat.tOn, he \Aid ~at on« run br ont) hurudl By combining fundona hdp lrom SA '""h J&&ra-~... ~ man,aatmrnt. f\tt')~ btht\0 thaJ he c-an dchvn WRUB ,eulna on tM air thtt linukcd nrth to Friedman. V. RUB'• bud&<:~ .. .., •heed in ~'t~ "We ha~ >0ap opera, called "AsSOCUIIIOft Of S.uck<ou" (ASS), moclwoa officials and accrons or th< lh< Sprint, and dapolt l\11 undt:r~M~duart ocpcalecl appeal•. the SA Sen ace uph<ld Frieclm1111'• rttomme.ndatiom.• Arcordlnato "n additional probl<in, 1\Ctordlng to Mt)erA-, it tetlin~ the ""'ion heard ouuid~ or the two from 10.1100- all h nfflls I> F'rlfiln11U1'S ' lltUUUtC Oil il t hed. for 1ht l tl~phone 10 tlook up thr mu~~o.· the TrtaSUJ"tt the station r«ct\ed abou1 SlSOO ihls y~su rrom SA. Ma.in Strttt dormitOritl. Hr ~ I QHOn UIH,'Qtwln('cd "If run flf(I""'•JI)', f«'a.lb unpro'"c:rd· .. he --~w.ntd 11 Wt art b<tt<T br 100 pcr<"<nl over lui )'e~r •• He bb() 1\u row esrlmau: on a ftarT of whal he ttunc:\1 "aJmost 2:00" a.nd clJncrC"tc goGh for future expan don-wb~cb andudt transmiJ)Io" to the. Ambenc Compus and even oil· oay-n.dio dnJ a.mpu~ fltt&J vla :1 HlAR 0 ISRAEL fo1 Gem• hom )£WISH 818L£ T~ call 875 -4265 M cy('u bthtyes thb 11 not enough. "Vnfortunacdy. In II> infinite wiSdom;· he mamtafntd C'(Pf'CCJ to be able to opcnuc '" Govornnn •h o o tl~ and hopt> cob< fn the filrO<'Oll Complu ne" )'t•r. with a.rt t)t tq.,.,ilrtJ lhe tLH:flh .. t u(f·anT1,pus market. communit' J ~<·unn,unintionJ lurnin.¥ t)f'Cfltn\"t', oo4 rro.. tdm& the r::lln'f"'\ .-uh nc• Jnd un•Qut nnd c:abt~upt. 8ut Lhe SA Trea..§urtr UJ hn &oal o( ,,.. ,n&l._r Un1'""1t)' bo P'C'lURtltit. " They Mve"'t pro~cn lhttnStfvo on c-;hnp~ ~Q. l oon'l \ « hCIW lhcy I;IUl Itt hlltf\~ from f'he mU~ uH eampw.." he nort-~.~ . \ 't.l l•dedm;~n rem11ln~ WMUB I• ,1 fOOd Ideo lor ohc Unh·cnil)'. bul h'' IV"t \t;.rltos.up 0\f.!t thft (' " ht Ob\ttHJ "Tht£~:·s nu •a~ H ;.. ally¥r<hnc nt;u "' roetnll~l " Engipeeriflg tsyour · future COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY 0pen711tn go\e'mment. 11om M¥«1'!1 aay.t a wee-! Trv OUI ~rgt , , . 100<1 .,.,,.,, HIG HLAND · COLVIN LAUNDRY 2 17 H ighland .,,....,. ~ it's ours too! '!I'Wif.Nt""""''--4 TH t= DUTCH INN J400 MilLERSPORT 1 J ~\l North of Ik e Amher>l Campi") b88·'1%5 WEDS. NilE WINC SPECIAL FRE£ PITCHER OF BEER W/A DOUBLE ORDER OF WINGS 7 pm toll Mo~n1ght Fn.1Nile F1sh Fry Luncheon Specials Daoly We need your type. + lhe l'tghesl ergreemg stonclo•ds and most up-tO<Iete leciV'tlcol resources hOVe been culicolonliuenees .., bU4dir'Q HolliS llf Commuc-ocoroons 1010 o wOIIO leader We're o fosl-movong, 1'4gh· lechnotogy ptOducet ol sopl';shcotec rodio comm.ncollon$ llQUIPffiE!fl1 and systems 011 projects irNolve some or the newes1 most od'ionced teciYdogy iro the oreo5 olllf Crcut De5lgn Ardog/DQtei Oe$IQJ\ Cclrrpute< Horawoe & Sohwore. ond Corrrm..nc:ollC Systems CeQ\ lo romeo lew And. oor llochestlll; NV loeotoon con proVIde you wrttt on OUTstord'g QUCitv o1 "IHUperior cutf11ol and •ecreotiOnol q:> PClfiUr1rtles n Clmo5t criV oreo you may be 111terestect In Vocllllnd soectoeulor sport~ event& ord ociMtle.s. concert~ pjoys. films oeocnes ond parks and muci'lmOie l>~e yc,u. we've po.t a 101 ruo getttrog Whale we o<e tooo~ l"<e yoors our luluoe suoce'$e' Wjj deOeno IJPOI1 t'T10o(l 10ol'lt1g Ina ~51 Jeo~el ef1QIT100fo"Q 'ion do!cs For mesa ~ omtJT~. krow1edgeoble E!I"QQ1£'eeS ore on es:;en td lcey lo au• fUture growJI'I " you'1e deglood In ooy of the lollow.-,g 01 eas 01 the BS MS a PnO level. ord o<e tn"' terested r1 C higiH'ISbioty i"'ogh-- QClPOrttnlv caeef tten contact us • Eiactroncs~ • Mechoricol Engoreerong • Corr"()Utet Systems Ercgneerng • Comp.lter Science • lndust!lOI Engireemg To learn oil the facts obou! Ho11os Pf ond your many 01/er'lJes fa pe~~l ono proto!IS5o0fl0l growth wrlh us, meet wrlh oor ~Y lreP!e5enlo~ves We will be interviewing on campus, Wednesday, November lOth, in Hayes Annex C. Cor11cx:l VOJ Cdege lb::emenl Office 101 oddtlorollnloonotion. a to sct..edJe on q;JpOtnlrr1enl �ditorial Clean house Screwed again For yel anothttf year, Unlve111ty ltudents are asked to pay IO< I he Incompetencies and whims ol elected officials ana SUNY Central bureacrars. so Intent on cunlng baek public higher education In favor ol private colleges. "I Love New York" nommercials and credit caro ollowen~s lor olllclals. 008 has usually h8d Ita way durong the !ormation ol the Executive Budget but late< forced to CQII1Promlse dutlng 1.8jjlstallve restorations lobbied 'lbr by SUNY onq Interest can be made up on other met~ode than atuoenl !Mcka. It's no wonder SUNY has go\ltn so IIIII& respect. Sucn little bacl<bone, coupled with sue~ teprehenslbte fiscal policy serves to make Uw system tass altrKII•e to baCh stuoenlf a!ld )8jjllit(Qfl The recent announcement that Slate Unlve1s1ty or New York (SUNY) students will 1M asked to pay an additional $80 In dorm lees should co!llo as no suprlse. Any time SUNY Central llnds Itself lacing a llscal anorttall, It will auton\atlcally shrink away from a prospective batlle In the Legislature or at the DiviSion ol the Budoet (008) and ta~ students FOt the put three years, SUNY has hlkecltultlon once 1nd dOtm costs three times-an without even trying •o dissuade the legiSlature or tne GoverOO< ot either tt>e mer1ts ot tne system or that monies grouPS ' Bulthls year, SUNY Central, In Its Infinite w isdom, oeclded that rather than light OOB's projections. II would just go along and accept thell premise at lower enrollments- II admits II will be less popular In the future, II'S a vicious circleSUNY thinks II will gel tess students, ao It volunteers tr.> ellectlvely cUI Its own alloc.a llon and then tMcause the quality ottile Is so POOr and the costs Increase so rapidly, no one wants to go there any more Tnus. 008 want$ to give It less I'IIO<ley In less than a wee~. there's a State-wtoe ele<:tiOn olferong the voters of thiS State-stuOents tnciUCied-1 chance to get rid ot t"" elected olliclola wno hava helped destroy SUNY It's 100 bad we can't dO the same to SUN\' Control. It's time IOt~UNY to light lis own battles ano stop whimpln ut by laying the burden on students. Equally repulsive I• SUN\' Ctnllal's o ther sell-out this year, one Jhat drops any guise of SUNY Independence-the system should just drog tna pretense and switch 10 008. SUNY policy Ia clearly tailored to maintaining ofllclals' reputations, et tne same time, bringing the system even closer to ruin. In Ina past, SUNY has cowed Ia 008 'ana tt>elr pledlctlons ol gk>om lor lt>e system, one baled on ID"'er enrollments only alter a light. 008 ligures tnat With less ltudents SUNY hu lias need fO< money and tt>e State can lnttead waste It away on BLOOM COUNTY .-------, Than ks, Mark Eattor Lnt F-IIIJI-; fU(IIU .004.11 rO 30 o"' "'" I' m for real NHI "''' r•rt~rrtrtf ftom corrtmltllng oufl•fYf• to rft.• rtupon4/.0iilly of o.mg wnoever we •tons uom • ;ettu'"' '' SJH '~~~~"~ ,.,, cilr ''" out olga I •r•Mr on tne FlltU Ertrttnc-.. ,ts 1M;'" conrt~mptarlng "'' opt,orrl'1 • young men w~~oo ltlffJfll,.tJ Mlfttell O(lty u • $UX1tnt named 'Miflc'' ttopp«i Inti otter«~ to htiP i4er• ll't!N 1 gOIHt , . , ol IN "eJt /'lou, ut11,9 ,.,_, "'otor,yclif to ¥1r10U.t IU/If'l •tttiOn• urttJJ n• louM OM thll ••• CO(jlf/ IOen a ~ 1 loun.o "•"'• Balftrd'l fe-edback '"' '' (SpottttJrf\ 10 • ·82} t!HI ., ,, ~~'' tJR~IIIty OUI, and how Juch .,..no ro ~nd Carty IU.I HI rf'u'~· Ptlf tre /uet ;n trft Cit , IIWIIIIIPfiO 10 ~I lhft Ut•llrltfd I hope M tetdi th• pr.pt, u lnlts 15 th/1 o.nly WAif t l'tol wfJ tO Sllf, WIIIHnQ" tnt tUft., •lrh more ntll"~' o"' not~e~ng tna mo,e d•tl, trult t~W!'I)'ott~'l f11Utlng our}tld1 01, on • co/lttgf! plow.a urtd•t. Htl point on Hrf l1d Of mlnOfll'l p'Jrtlclpallon 1nd mlfftCiiOn IS a ltlgntlully weiJ.tiAtn on•~ nof ottlv In It'"'' of th• Unlvtfllty communuv but lfllllhm OIJ'i•fttes Too ottefl. we contmut to,,,,. for filM to llvt fiQiCII$ . I'ObH '" $1~ lf'f1•90 lltd lbOUI ltu~ "'OIW tlf.tn CJJitutal P''"f>4fiQ, I I our •c.n-•. Thanll;& Mtt N ' Jonn A.. fret1 l A.uoe-•att PfoiUtol. CiTV• ~ fng•n4teuf'li) • I thould poJnt nowevtr. Ifill Genocide Editor 0.. /M p.,/ ,_,., m<l'lrh•. •• ,,o;e •N o.M outr•QW an.d ••ddttWtl ey tlf• lmmentJtr of tM hUM• n ull~lrtf In ..wh /IMotl . , Wo•r IJ«u/1, ,...,.nd, Alghllllr tan ,,.d m• nr oth.n. ur~tOttimllfl/y, Wf t:OUkJ Ol't/'f Wtleh hi~Uiy II tNttil~ Joum-111/lt, fttre, lnWJIVtd m • con.Stlrtf c,rOf11CIII''f1 of 1 Thud WotkJ I&IUtttiC in tny ftfrm ~~ lntJHd. ont of C:OCirtfft.SS rNJOitt to D4!i1Jt lftd do l•t "'or• t/fan '''"cw' tiiYI•g t~•m • •r,.,.lufl••lno V•c•tlon" Tfte ucotKI ~~~ 11 to Jt ot•t• tn• 1~1911 atU<Mnta from the OUIIkle work~ Ot .sev.,.~y I(Wtt1Mg Out S«YIU, dluOimQ '"-•~ C:MI, .Jttd ert~etWJg 1 baro.q ~Iff ltrtcl l f<HJrrd the "RH Jtcktl t lmp Tit• lhltd 1 tep II (0 IU~I tht lortlgn .thl<hfnra to lnttum•n• tM ueglc '"'"''" untoldtd. nowtvtr. tor the IJrllt llml. • mvch g'"'•' trtgedy Is abOut to t•kt condition' (m•r ,,,. ••dltllc pf1c• wllhln I he- eonfln•• of ®r o wn Vnl-ttrtlfr •t Buff•to r1111 , , . .-. c.n flo something about camp-no food, ''· lf'd rwr ~•,ie>pc•s ""'''not fftl UI'IIJI the .mole ItCHy I& lola ,,.,, Jtua.nts Will be Mit ro tilt C«ftil'l UIIMrtlty otllc4• 1• 111'1 tet.M II'/ o.come •t.rmed •bOUt ,,.. Utct•••'rtO nufftb« o' tor..gtt ttudent• on campus, est~«JIII'I In Red Jl,_.lt ThiS UMcrupu#oul P••~ hU mur.,mlndl>d • d/rf'/OIIcfr ptol lo lllmln•l• tJB'• - ~ -'IIOo~ .~..,. :n-1ic Mlc.hool F. HO(>I<Ins, •• ,-,.y awtr lnnocerrt 1011/gn .ttudent populatton. rl'lt IJrat sttp It to all AmfHian .Siudt.nta ltom tht Un~I'IJJfY undl t tit• grtltd of Pllnn•rt htYe nlcAnllm~ ''Tilt I conamure • lropefuffy t:Onii(Ut•D• ··~I!OtJ to'"" ..fll,. " PotttiMp out,,., MCH'I pet'tlll'ft W'IIHflly ol Mr. /DIIItd'S .r.t.,..•nt '-'0_....,,/~f tact Ihit 11m polll.bl~ the onto; Bl~clt Joum•"" wrfllng Ott • regultr I)UII ti(llh ' " ' ol fi'Ut CO/I(t9e'r PfiOOdiCIIS iJ I IOl>eNIJfl ffllllfV, Ttrat 1 ' " ' urr onry •mblsudors ol ptftN t;mt tftmlct.Jm, too t•r wrong tt•lta of •n'l ol tiHt acnoors vtry JnoJatve '" tddrtnlttg th• JnaWt.itiOitll ttclarf'f pr•ttnt In lfrf ptO~Int;Jtl'''" IS .IOH 0t' fft~ ~~tliy o1 too m•ny ol IIJOJe IJIIOIUs IO Cl..t1tf Cltt,.,. 011f 1rw1 COIUJ IM/ 1n 'fllb.U. Blfltrtl ~· ttot Nh«~ h• .lptfaks of the ernnlon fh•t "thert ' ' ' no mlrtoOII•s on Gontf•Ou~h"'Q Edtlo• ProotOII Sun clt'm Uter tturtnp thl• PMIOd thev m1.111 wor4 on the g.nt,.tolllll EHicott, thuJ fHICeiiUttlng "'' tOOWI sUIJa i'Oit. 0o no MIII¥Ye thlm' Wt1n 'fOUt on t:t.m.oua IOI'elfln lrleMIJ' 1/ HNy IJtn I"'IWWMr• to 10~ twtno Ol)lf holM' tiOI ,., Ill~ U"f.teraJI'f/Nilt I IWJ Oo Jtttve them In tflflt ft.Om• '""'"' /rom home KOf\NioMr loh«Ohooh.tl Arnh MMfdld Unl\letllt)lltUOentl Final SolwOon'? wmrlrt '"e~lllc.Uy tPO M•t no •nd no w•ter lfte lOt IM lhiH rJr,~ /hill CO/ft/ttiOftl NOt• PoWtt, l'lll!•t 1nd Wl1tt Wlh am-e oe atuJI ofl In fl•cou ltOm 1 pm dolly dU~Ing 1M Than~"'ll•lng ,_,tOa, me JUMifmg lnteu,.., -.m oo•.oav "eo JaCkt1 w ilt ltmatn OP8f1 DU' no tOOd Ht'i~ #rHt tat 1-tllflble fooa left fn tt~ut off bt brllnWIII'IW io pt~fft th~ fro'" • ~~•r tJCpt•lnlng lfte ftld~u• ho(,.Ull /h~ will hi .. •UIIfl«i The lntlltildutl$ ,.,potttlbtft tpoll •n<l, wtlh<M powt<, II will be dlmcuU to aoo~ whate\ltr dou not Ojlall. rlmlln )tt .,feet At the eml 01 ,,,, refrlgei&IOfS Will most prob.bl)' �op-ed • Big Mack Attack By Bill Mack ''God Is not rm Ameucan ·• A ltnough !hi& Is not tne religion .section or fht "relig ious~ l s&ue I have been crf11cllod of DOing too oersona1 Wllh (tu, column, To tnla charge 1have to plead guflty The petaonal suo)&el tl'lat t im go'"9 lo deal wllh today ts Chft•H•nlty. cunure vs. live 5tyfe. the concept thAt the flgnung In Nort~ern Ireland ts 1 oattle over re!lgl~ can quicklY become a aebate over wtlat tOn5U!tltes tellgton. U -&hooting il4 pooplo ovet thu tocatlon ol political boundt1es IS a utllg~Ui ac1 then 1 will personally a\lold retlgloU$ acit: Sunday night I auendeo a memottal concen lor Keith Green. a tot'ltempoutry Ctultllan p.erlor-m er who died this oast summer '" ~n alrolane crash Ch1nces are U"'l\ you never nearo o' Ktllf\ Green or o' nts musle. His muafe and his massage ~ong 10 a subculture In AtneJiea.. Thl$... suo-ounute ~' one or Ctnt,llans whO nave glvet~ their entire life to 1he rask ot ser¥1no Jesua Ct'!fla1, people wno do not do anything ¥fOIO-h would not pl8ase God In 1ha words of Keith Green, oeople wno are " bananas fof Open Forum Olane Clan Ave,aoe (Mean) Standard Deviation Mklterm Final 60 90 90 \0 60 60 60 :tO A saumlng th•l these test SC:Ofe& are to be weighted equally. ate tne onrr s.ource of evld&nce tor a final O'Ad!, af\,d U'lat otuoents will be graded competltlvety (I.e ., on someihlng akin 10 a normel curve}. then lhe lotloWing ts true! 1. Charlet; And Diane shoLdd ftM:'elve the same llnal grade; In a cutture Which Is eont!dered to be p,opomtnately Ctntsllon there •re surprlalngly tew Chrlsrlon,. CthlfCh auendence ove,·an hU been deollnlno over the past tew ye1us. Churoh attendance, however, naa very little 10 oo with Cr\lleUI•na. "G<tlno to c,urctl ctoe.sn't make you a Chtlltlan any more I han got no to Mcdonalds makes you a hamb-urger11 , ~ay1 G'een In many $mill communltl&s. SunDay momlng seNices, are simply a communltV get10QI!Iher. n~e MoraJ MaJority movement ta a polllleal movement bated loosely on nut urac.hlngs ot ChriSt. ln spite ol au the Joke.s to tne contfary, I am not a member of the Mnr.;l MaJority. I saw a Dumpe.- stlcl<er •OGtntrv wl"th:lh seld tttal "The MoraJ Ma]Otlty Is neither.'' It may be uue. I oon't ~now Jeuy FalWelL I M¥8 no l(l&a what hfi' motives Dfl, To eredlt the entire born again movement tor the Moral MajoritY I~ a rnlst a~ e In dtflnllion II you are noi • botn again OhriStll" I hen tru.tre ls no way to t)jptaln what belno a Born Again Chtl.stlan means, You will most 111\ely meet 1 Ohrlatlen u you travel through Ute, Vou will b~ able to tell that he 0' She 15 a Christian by the feet that he or she will uy to talK 10 you about Christ and what He meam to hlm or fler-. 040~ haYO It that you will tune rt\em our. Odds also h•n It that you Will neve1 ro,get ttl! t;:on ...erealfon Tt!at ts oecauu .such cuseus-stons au~ so rare NoW )'ou a,e it$~lng, whi lt Bill bounQ us with lh!.s dHvet? I kr.ow lhll my pollllait coiUrtmt ~ro less well recetvod than are my shots al h~1mor. I also know thl\1 lhft edllots and statt cringe when I dtscuss politlc.s at rol!glon, (My oolltlct hav_. very Uttle to do with my ~llgionl What ha.s promptod \f'll:a p~u\fculer loplo Is thai o to~ ot people are CilllllnQ 'he YIOfence 11\rougk 1he worio1 ..,eiiQIOUS conllicts." rnev are really culluntl conHicts. Anyone who Ia ''bananas for Chri!n•• would have a ~01 of trouble ctu-sllylng hlrnltler-,elf tor the choosi!1Q ut side! In Ulstet, When membera o• the Ktu Klux Klan clolm that au Catholics ••o going to Hell they '"o not doing -SO In lhtt nama ol Christ. They iUI doing thll""'n me name of D&lnQ ~ &U''Inocentrlc.. The lfnal point ot this Is 1h01 Whal moll of Amedcit oOn$1ders to be a Chriatlen 'oclety teaUy has nothing to do with Jeau.s Ohrlst ano 11 would be nlce It you wou ttJn'~ Oteme Him for 11 (God Is a.tso not a Republican~ By J. Ronald Gentile TE'Sl QUESTION: Consider the lolk>wlng ryuau~rm •oo t1o11 eum ,asul15, Chatles \ Chtlet'\ who 10 '1et~ ago would ha¥e been c1lled "Jetus. hoo.ll.a", these peoplo stilt exist alld are amo,g u.t:. Sp•ctrum, t am go1ng to ceal with a I ../ • 2 Cnarl&s &llo\Jid receive a hlgrrtet grade than OIA!"'ft. l . O.aM thould reeelve a higher grade than Chatles: 4 Mean person& ~1\Quld 'OGelve h!Qh&' scofe.s tl'lan .sta.ndaro deviate! Don't teM on until you"lie answered t~e quesuon-we~ have wa)'ll of Undtng out It you cheated! II you .ul~te<l ch(Jice 4 as correc1, 1hen vou will ptQbabfy atso be willing to sen4 me szo tor my new book entitled ''Sildlttle-s lor Mean Petsons and Standara oevlaiOS11 (which I plan ro write 11 soon •• I rece~tvtl enough S20 etlecQ.J If your ~holce. waa numoer 3, )'0U' f8 wrong. but we do tcnow 1na1 you ate a warm. senslUvt! person w ho toots tor t~• underooo. •no twJIIe¥1$.& I~ Santa Ctau) ~nCIIhd tOOih fall) U you chose 2, than you have sCGumoed 10 the usual error lcOI'l'lmllted by maf'V teachers) of tlmpiY -s umming or averaging tne scores. The COfrect a"st'er 11 1, because both Chartcs and Diane 5coted at the mean oo onP test ar.a one sta~ard CleviJ:IIon &bOV~e U'le mean on the othet test Most p&eple .,now that the mean Is the average ol the scores of til the people t5klng the teat. But whll Is the stanoard csevlatlon7 It 11 a mouure of 11\0 scread o, vatfatlon of the scorea and 1et1s us the pr09QrUon or people WhO&e scores fall at diHerenl pointe ot f distribution, One standatd aevlatton aboVe the mean (a-» tor example·, scoring 80 when thu tnt me-an I& 60 ano It'll stai"!Oar4 deviat ion Is 20) Cil.n be lnterpreted as lncHc.allng that the etuden1 wu beuer tha.n about 84 Petcenl {tile a.th ~rcentlleJ ol tne students takl"g the tesl, bS5Umlng th~at the dtstrJbutlon ot "Score-s approx.lmlttd a oe.lr .shaped c urve. Wny Is thls importanr1 Beceuse If the grading is based on comparative .acores Of ran.- In cfas.s.J.I'en '"e diiUibutlty\ of au scores must Do take!'\ mto account~ iotal raw tco~et ol 180 and I !SO lor Cttlrhs.s: and Ohmo, respecllvely,may eeem 10 be OltfeTt:tnt. but -appec!lfaooee can be decei VIng The orobtem of combining sco,es from vartoua lttSI&when the purpose is ro, comiHHif\g or r-an--lng students Is ao1vabJe by standardltlng the •corn te.g , conve,tlnQ r•w teou's to l·&e0fl6 o,- T·sc:ont$.J Such 1 service IS IYal!&bh!l to Instructors •I motl nfghet education centers and a C0(1Slde.rab1e "umoer of oubllc schools, The re-sult 1.s an lmpcessave computer prlntoo' fist lng the ruames (ot number3) o' the stu!Jents al\d their taw and :srandiUdlted scares. Wnat moy not bt't reallzeo Dy H1e»e who:~e student numOOr5 tppear on those prlntouu, nowevel, Is tnal the process of con~o rtln.g fiiW tCotet to .stendatdlz&d scorn solvu only the problem cal sed abov~ u does ,01 prescribe I he cutotfator cttlteriJnl grede.s That 6ecJslon rOQulret the numan value Jud-gement, "Is O!'le score sufficiently' dlfleNt.nl II"Om another JCOUt to gJve them different grades?" To m ake a long story .short, U 15 very dllflcutt, If nor tmoosslble, to mau •etlabld judgernenl.s abOut eutt)Ue: because 1he score on one sloe ot the bounoary line 11 el0l0$tl never ,:taHsttc.ally slgniHcafltl~ ttlllefetU r,orn tf'lo (usu•ltY •dJacen1) •core on the other slda, even on a perleclly ttllable I0$1. The te5S ,~labte tl'le Jeof84, ll'le more euors1nar wtll be m*'e ~I .e~. 1 a P·F distinction will· ffil~l I ewer ota.sslficatlon euOJS than A-fl·CD·F' dlstlnc-tlona,) And, othet things being equal. the mote 1Ubtee11VI the 6COte5 -such il& iiO 84 (at wfl8t'7}1tl.tl mltaculousrv appears on a 1erm paper (a process I call Immaculate deception) -the more cta.sslhe-aUon eHo•~C utrant-day educallonaf measure-ment theot)' reeDQoll':os two ma;o• purpaSos toT asse.ssment and two set:s vt testing procedures tor fUifllllno thotcs JiOrposes. tOe fhsl, caJted nor-m·refer-e!lCed ~ NR) as.seumont. has the purpOse of oompat1ng or ranking ooopl.e to ptedlot 1ttelr tutu1e reh•Uve performtm::es, or to sel.a.t a lew of them tor something (e.g 1 tor college. a major, a job1 a schollrth•p. etc,), The tecond 1n1jor purpo10 lor asMtsament 1 tabeleG criterlon·referenceo (CR) asseumenl, Is deaJgned to assaas how well each atu<fent achieve-s what me cotJrse was de&IQ"ed to teacn (iiod. In a varlatk)c'l on this catled mys1ery teattng, to an sure rhat 88~ S'lt.Jdent 1Ch18V'U lr.QSe COUrte ObJecHYGI lO I htQh standard). I personally ttndotse grading proceaures bastKI on c~ assessment boeause, among otner reasOM, (1) CA grading avoids lft6 problems ralsed tn UH! lfl1toductlo" of tf\1$ paper aod f2) NR grading often Interferes- with teachlngllo•rnlng In the clasa'oo"" and ls oetteJ h•odled In other ways. (Ooo-.urnontauon tor these beliefs IJ oevond tna aeope ot thfs papel) . My blas.es aalde, Qtldlno baled on NR asso&sment will Oe w'Hh u.s for many yeiJ$, U only due to tradition lnd ac.edemlc fteec:lorn, SO II bohooYf!$ U5 IO COrtOCI U18 OttOfl made In us use. HiVIng Introduced some of tne dlfUcull PlOblems In grading on Hte curvo. 11 utmaff'IS to suggest so\r.a ways ollmprovlrwJ lr. Rules ot fairness and ttatlstta.l soundr~eu suggest that at • minimum lhe lollowlnQ ti'Kluld be done: t As tn an Jthletlc conteat ~tnt students ato. aUor all, competing tor o radel)1 H'le 'cope anCJ rutes ol t"e oa ~Tte (I.e.. wl'lat .students will be tested on and now) should be pubfls,eCJ ahuo ol tlrne ar,(1 f''lt! d&U» and time ot the IG~' pUbllclted Note tna1 thete ate no surprlae 1llhletlc e...-eni ,-AIIteam!> know wt~ e n 1f"'e game wiU be ptaye:d antS according to what rules 2 All 51\.tdl!nl~ StiOUid retel"'e I flO same tett an(t be -SCOfed by the same tudge4s) Multiple s-ections ol a eou'se. provl(fe a special P'OtH'Jm, bUt If •" the 5\udaf\\s ate competing lOt a small number ol spaces (e.g , 10 t>e admlttod to a majof field), then ·oepaf1ment·wfde e)lamlnouons snou•o be develo~ 3, Scotot must be ttanoarc:Jized (o.g , oonvl!rtud lo l·SCiOftl$ or T -scores) so thai ave• aging acto as mul!lple test• ot Instructors blcon1et meaniC!glul 4 C.ut-olf aco,et for gtaoes (e..g., thl! to!), 7 o•Hcbnl t&cetve A's, ete.) should be published at tna beginning nf 1M: oout$1 so tt'!at a ll students ktKJw wt-11 thev are geWng tnto. 5 The tewe.r- cut·off ~res, ltle fewer •mor-s I nat will be mi!de In asssfgnlng gt•de~ You ma.y note thl.l the\e .suoo•nuon_, reduee but do not eliminate mltctuslflcauort euors lnef6 settem ro "'" Of\IY two wily<t to <to that: p) by •$5lgntf'IQ ranlt..a (or oercentlle rank$) and not grades 10 the tiUd(lnla, 01 t2l oy not compiarino students and adopting CA a.n essment proceGu•ea. It tl'le.se sugge5tlons oo not sotve an or Ifill p•obfams. tney .al least 'l-01vo some and m•ke thtt wl'\ota gr~dlng 5)'St em fAiret tor Ill S1UOGnts. A tot ot u.s came 11\.lO acadan.,ica t>ecauJe ,...e WUited to teacn In the worat way and. i f we make 110 tffo,t to Improve our grading, wa will-literally, ~oat notes 1, Professor G"ntlle wrltoa a reg uta, satlricat oo•urnn with lhls title lot Ute Ame,te~n Psychological As.sociJtlon's Olvlt:lof'l 1S N ew~l alter Jor Educationel PsyohoiOQisls. 2. Cdterlon·reJetrenced approa.cnes- to grading, -atono with -a more complete rat~nale ror ewerythlno at ated In thia article. are available 1or »In Gen111e'• U!potl t~~nbth•d ..Grade& at'd Purpose-a~~· punllart&d by lht Jet.~nmo and lnsuucuon Reaeateh Group ot the Faculty ot EdueauonaJ Srudles. RtHtuJd Omlll~ ts cr Pl'fl/mtll /'Wit tM ~nmrm Co;m~tutz und Ed~~tatf(),u:J! CrH;~~Uiint. of �feedback Mr. Joe h1JI1d lllo abuse Editor to gel I fie poor artd tf'le otltJpled. EcJito' TIJtlletter 11 In telponse to last Ftld•~ ·s protl!lll 11g1lnst tn Apr/f ar(1ole lor gun control. Thla ws1 ctutty r~pre&ent4f/ve ol lfle JiCJI.enlngly ch•uvenlstlc •ttllutJe tnt$ country hll$ On g1.1n owne~&fllp. It Ja mactto to own • gun becau$e yew supposedly Dtotectlng your IBmiiV1 •na n 1s u(l Amfl.ncert to tltln., ol 16~/ng thla gun ow>tUH'S. kel3f'l6 IIYI' that the 1verag1 cltllln II' not out Ma ybe so, but I wonder II /his tfiOtmOy t totJr on 11111 ten tun of lftf An (I Rap• Tas~ For« ven urvle• 1/aw~ •·ere lour Ju~t o c~OCA otrter p•.sstngttr~ ~m '"" "'IJ Whf>'n t boardiHI atMalff Street t.lbtetY ~Uh .,e tftrre Qlher wornt!n Alii' I wt.s on rne 'llifl rwo g11Js apprgocffet1 Ute veh~Git> 4nt1 got on Wlten the)l Vt#Y6 UAK .Whirl! pflvll~et •s y The tettlt wes &lgne<J, " name rh*Y waruea to go. '"ay both .r fhl .ume lltntl, f}llllnf} Uff .same dts.tlnltton Tho rmwu lhUt tlred Willi h~IC1 upQil request." rm mtormeo rn•m ,,., tftr Al'ft•RIJ>b Tl$1\ Fotce da.r nor bllng ~ ~·o ..,om~tn tom~ .u me toca,on, menrwftfng 11101 tPrrt t 5 sa let• m ccwldn ., elgn their n1me to It? The aut-tor tltlfld lh•t h• wu ollendfld by the ··~turs " 11m«1" r1umOtttJ Tl'lii rltNt~J vut rft11 /eltmg wo"derlng lhMt It thll penon wu· so ~urw m..., were rJQht, wnr tftlly l>fltSon Anows how m•f'Y people tre Alllf'ld or m•lmfld b~ guns Oll'fned oy so-f:•lled 11w ebldfng citizens. Anothe! .slur menllottlld it "" &ta(ement1 ''Htnd guna: tr• made for 11111/ng peopltt." Not so, •ctortJing to tne IUII)Or. A gun Is ..merely • piece ol equipment ut.tUJ In a vsry #petlellztHJ tport... ThSI spon /5 kUling, whether It 11. hum•n IJesh. or the B•mtJI me•J nuntet.s •ro to e1g11t to obtain, Is It ro1Uy so t errmc 10 blow thB guts our ola ntt:JOa'e •mJ mount Its lnttJmanonai'Pr•cllnl Snomets Compemton. u a del•nr•lot /TSVing a gun. Congr~dul1tlons , Now you can blut tho O•lloul ol somfHJntt, end be ectJtlt6te too' rne laws pertaining tO ~ control at the preJent time lnt otwlously no( worlong1 1nd toughening sentencing proe«JuteJ /01 th• 4Uier 15 not going to ftelp the wlctlm. By that time, th• poor slob tNIII be Pll!i/Jmg tJp daisies. So I :uggeJt th•t you wake up, whoever you are. Ottfl rJay a mt1mb11r ol your fem lly m1y lHicome the victim by the hinds 01 Mt. Jo• CJmen, It m~pM evon be an ac:dden(1 bllt will you really CllfV? nood tn /he family don? ThtJ)' '~''" aJ&o IIJ iHglnfJ.IJd gun owner group$.. such a.s tnr P1ull. DeM~•t• UniVefslly s1uden1 •t.so pol ntt!d lholie womttn on tn t V/Jfl U HJIO j)Ohlbiy t i$ Ui( In rurnmg oown rwo torut~ wotnen wno ntll'( tM 1 /Dnf d t.. tbnQ~t tram lhfrtl hoM~ fh~ g 1rls got very itnno yed Ana slotmtt4 o,, wn,spenng turus Urt<lt!l t V~toultJ o~ tttelt Dteatn uput 01 verv o t"fl"' wom•n w1s unt~oit: o; a"v ro uJe unnct Dkau6e lwo womcOJ U!eG tile ANII•Rape 1.asA fore, Vh ff lilt~ ~b a tat/ rhtl AniM:ltpe TUir Fo~ee ,;m se!'fJ(:e ' ·"' 1/'Jer~ ra ptovldf> it .)If~ WfV nO"'f IQI iOil e us /ematt~ "uaents Good times Home, sweet borne EoUor 'vrW411114t 10 lh1111A. evcryoffr wnn was -tnvoJved In tnl~ p11xt Slfuf{la'(s flrJI Co,ettiiouu m ff;w Gootl'yeat SnacA 8•t (th1t'1 tne ' 'Gtoa-Jt• PW lo VI nallt'fl Mlm S rreeJers iJ • AtJ edfl $l'eCIB' thin~ you ro Mr Jonn Brld'( wftoae ·v;ue•t•r pt1y1ng ,,,,. right on //te "''"'· lfleR111g oU the Colleenouie ser,•• t<t/th hf5 wo,.,JerfiJI Ioiii •ntS ctuu (hll J•m•s T~yior tendltloM *e'" toi>Uiovol } I'm lUte everyo11e h1d es good a r,,, fiSI dUJ A-ltol•yon Genetat M.anage' w~ue ....._.....-1:1 - -· ' Edlto•'s Nn1e: We are saddened fl's nice 19 l(f?O'N fhil fiJe uDiqultous Atab·lnael/ conlllcu hos tountf a noms In Ttle Spectrum We teally don't hear e"ougn 11bour It tiEewhet~ In l•ct. Wh'l not devote''"' 9nllrt p4Pfr to II A"IJ' all. If's geJtlng iO SIUdenlS Only f&ttJ r/)O ltont and oao4 p.~gn, elt'IW''I ltltll your lnletests are 50 pltOChlll AJ lh6 UnliietfSIIy commu.n11y·, studen1 newspaper. we teeln our duly to provide a forum for all thoughts, no1 Ju~u 'Ntlal )'OU as an Jt'ldlvidval wlot to read. ltollybe you should give up teaalno f!eW&pepers. whose Q0$1 I& to provide comprehensive cove,.ge a.nd turn to tutevialon o ... glau H. Smith You mlghl nno 11 a j\epple, place UntverBIW swoen! tO l!ve. �Tht cditoria1 was never read by Lobo Edilor·in-Chlcf Marcy McKin1cy and reaction was immediate. Almost SO student' began A .sit-in in the offiC't'S, demanding McKiniC"y's roign:uion. h caused a unitlng ~·eral minority groups on campus and raJ.-.! question• or lhc pap<n> credibility even arter Blatek ro.igned. ' 'The kid relt bad. he's no1 a or racist." Joumahsm D<panmem Chair Robcn Laur<ne< cxplaln•d. laur('1)ct c-h:urs lht: publications board rh>J OV<n<e$ the Tralion Ihe paper '30d eJects d1C' rdilor· or .. .. I: ..1 ~•hn ii. ......Nll ' -- ~-=::~ -·---- II in -c-hid nnd ,.1l.ld 1ha1 ht w'b p<rsonally rcpul>rd by the tdea ol the •dlrorlal . but <tood bchmd lhc ptiJx<t't right w smnt 11 . M 3n)', ho~c\'~r Dull~ h:~w denied lht.> l r1l'hJ thr nghl lo plitn ~u~:h 11t31C'ri,,l, "'!ling rnr invea,.,l"d 'tlatH.1ard\ Prc~:,.urc horn fhc Bo:ud t.lf R tttnT~ ~ouhJ t'luitd \flit\ the fi:tC'31ion uf ~UI II8C111 obJjgatlom, /or lhc p~per to ml..'tl , accmdina 10 Then: i; a1 want5 h) run guy .. OUI or I nure»e~ ll'ast one: Rtgcm 't\ho the ne\Hpot~'· .. Thi.!t lhr llllh Century:· A ccordin& tn Doi{v Editor ln+ Clller Chrl<<t>pha hon each side in the t-<Ut has cwp >.\•eek.s to present concluding arguments. 4 before each preM:nts rebuttal. Federal 04uict Coun Judge Robert Kenner will <Ventually dccid~: the use. a process that Json prtdi<:ttd will take tilrrt monthJ, The suit n•ned when the Doi(Y publi•hcd lhdr annual humour bsuC" in 1979. Sc:Hral Unh'tr)itv edmtq,mr.:uou 1md mrmbtu of che Bruutl of Ret•m< did nol find h runny, objccliug 10 an t':>.dushe tntcrVitv.. "'hh J c,"•U~ C.'hrili. The Guvc:tnor ~It \ .1bo ~hni.\H lht: nrtide <31J>In¥ 'itllt:·~ick ._~nndlt Dc.."'\pilt "ilnliUtr.• rr11111 Ul\1~renih o.ait(\fllt''\ .unl C'1\trr nrt'ktBI\, th~ tlmmJ 1\l f<~·"t"'' oaoprovcJ il mutitm "' ,,ff~' reh•nd~ on lfh.' nli!H01th"' fc,· ch;u fund~ the DaJ/1 fh"rc· Me 4('),th l :o.tudenb nJ tht: un)\Cr\tt)', lite PllPII •uW tht' Unt\rtnlt). t:llnrJiltr lhtm with \'itJ ittll o~ rhcll h\-tdrnn Of t.''JUU'iiOO. Tht: ~·o\lrt \."a'<lc: ha~ pr(),!rcucd l11urenl.'t no1cd. ••J jUJI hope: that studmts \tltlc. il ou 1hdr o wn ~hllc Y~ilhout bon Mlitvh 'hat ttb. p;aprr'4; crcdibolhy hili not been hnrmetJ . Lhe Rtgent~... A mtetln& will b< held tod;ly w ..tile the or Mc-KinJ~ . v.tw ~os '- - - -- - -- - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' suspended"'' 0t.1obcr IS <o .<he applohJ.s.t of ~c:"aa.l hundred s:tudcrn5. " Th~ ~~ a ~c:riouft matltr or principles. The First Alncndmtru t\ltn(b tO all O( us," l.auROCt .MJnni!S(Jio !k1/y -hg,"c fou nd deadlin< about d<dinin& SAT tlalnlrd. I he Cll•ir had ruled the By SETH GOODCHI LD them.stl v~ cmbrofttd in .scor~ among minority studcnh. su~n1lon out or order. but he Editof'm·C'hit/ a:JniiO\'tJS)' . tmprrillng then Tha1 editorial ended wilh his was nvenurned b} fht mtlrt (rcedonu. They fa« SUUC·Wide. resignation. tht suspension or hts. Board. n independent. frrerebuke (or their cdilorial editor.jn-chief, a Jit.,in by .SO Tht Minnesota. ca.$t d~ls Wilh •hm ~ tng coll~e. press i.s comments, one in a.n editorial and .saudtn1s and rtnewt"d prC$SUre an entirely difftrt.nt lu:ue, nnt' Ihat not 'll'wa}'!o ~ 1he o1hcr b«autc of a parody rnnn rhe Board of Regents, which i! curren!Jy \\-[ndlng Jlt> way unchaJicuJcd as. il is .u 1h1A 1uue. runt the inSlitution . Bluc.. 's through the suue court . After Unive.uhy On Ociobcr 13. Dail)• Lo/HI •• Discriminat.ion is Sometimes rt'C't'fvln& conside-rable nak and a Two maJor college papen.- 1'h,. M•n•sing Edllor Mo.rk Blazek Dnirablt", statt"S Ihat blacks nrc <:hang_r 1n chrir fu ndin, ~it ua1l o n . Nlw Matcv Dally Lobo and Tht• prepared an edilorial artc:r -ac:adtn11catly inrmor 10 tt.hh.c:s. Dully edilors .sued the Unh'crsity = - -- and the Bovd of Rcgcnls Cor 3.tlempted «nsorship. cut' College dail!es for free press A the f )Dily ho.< c.>ntlnoed tu Unlll<r the Dolf.v Lfllro, pub~sh. 11 1 can'1 tommtnl spt.""ei(k.'.111)' bo:-awt it 1\M ;& IOI tO do with wtuu we art sa)'IOB m our c:ast.'' he remarked. ••J thin~ in g,eonc:rQI we- i1rt ~n .fU: a Cft'diblc P3JM'I, Y~ith a good staff nnd \Ht ~rt ccrtUlJy S«n as very pmfeuinnaJ." But llkt lhe Dutl)'• l.uurC11<'C! the Lobo dispult htngi~ on one issut- frttdnm iJS gr:uutd by s~ che F'ir6l Amendmfflt . .. w~ arc attrmJlting w ddtnd 1hc priv;lc:J&t or ~ito rial Qprasmn. " he mwntainc:d. "Everybody hal" rig.tu 10 1hc1r own opiniuni, n's :4 principle th;~.t must be st()Od hy 110 m:~utr how 10c"'y dlt• cxprcuiun." 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Si,g n-up Until Friday 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. On Main Street: 84S Harriman Library On Amherst Campus: 111 Talbert Hall (636-2950) 14 Baldy Hall (636-2468) 167 Millard Fillmore(636-2348) . Academic Center . The Buffalonian is brought to you by Student fd .T!W~m,;;. : ~y, %7 ~ 1C - . ~ Association 8t THE spECffiUM �sports Royals get spiked, place fifth out of six teams t ht round ;obin c.ompethion had each 1cam pl•)'inct~·o IS pnlnl Jlmt'\ lga.ln$1 eath or lhC' Olhcf l'ht 1t&ITU (Ot 11011J Of 10 their tc\f'O=ti\C "''"~~records for tM lht lOp rour lc&liU adnoml to a s.an&Jc cfimination pi&)'Off. The llo)~s m.,..rtd a ~-8 record IO 10 alol\& willllhor 00h pl~ce fim.t., thuS OUilif'l& lhtmw-1\C:,; from any e:hanct to id\-tJflC't to the final round. " It you look at tt\c: ~rt.) of lhr l:il't'lt.\. 8) \>U1Ut O( ~ ), \roc lost. two ill a4-16, ont IS, and anoth<r 12-I.S..h sho,.s Ihot I <Oupk Of balls <tlhtt way, and 'ftt could h.t\t- casU) bern 6--4 UD S«med 10 lose ia> • was u.o.abl~ to "-h0Cht1 point. toling IS.9 T•"'"' adnntaac of Toroo1o"J lod or orpnw1o011, the Royw rombancd a cnuth de(~ •ilh an Jim S<IIIO)'ITI>o ~"'"" &&rt'"hc ofrconsc 10 budd a 14.. 10 0r1h lmOI\& Sa IWM in ih o•n Can.ad,an-Atntrita.n W<t\ Po'"l I Ami) lin a bdl of lhr« fina1. tS·~.. 6-1!, U-1 tuun awa.rmas teemed to be at a ftiah<r ~d than lh< other t<ams, ol Yofl.. UB'l v.omen's voUt)baU l<am pbccd KulttO>wn State: Collett from Hun1burs. Pa. ~o•t tht toumamcnl b) ddntlng the. United Slates Milnary Acad<my 11 lead In 1ht ~«and conres1. the Royal> lh<n faded on 1hrtt ~ucctul~t aucmpu to )Ct\t out tht' "~me. alloW1rt& UT tt\c chantc10 &<1 h•<l lnao lh< malth. and <•cnlually wtn 16-14. " Toronto's basic 5kUI k:\-cl and Clar ~ liall , ~~ playt'n tt'lete_ On ddcn.K \ht Ptd.) up C'\Ctythin.J. AI IM r\t'l the*\ n•..,•~ u~U~oppablc," ~Oit CompctHII IJaJnl\ a fitld from Canada. ?~nJ~h.1111a, and Nc.... tlwafi bftn one or thr n<Hcd momctuum and Sllaurdar .. In every matC'h or tuumamcnt wc'\-e bttn ro. Undii WiUU, haJ tn~tC'Id. O(l-8," 13~ J«'Qnd )CU out whh the score at 10.9. (Can· Allli loum•m<nt NC\1, UB faced lh< BroctpOn Golden &.l)e> "'bo munediOt<l) JUmped 10 l 6-f lead ove lhc lnharc•• Royals. bll)'"' b<htnd 10pbomorc Lmcb Willi$" ltn:IOOUi dt(cnsc and ,.dJ.aimcd >P•~n. UB CUI lht lead 10 11-7 bUI COUld J<1 no closer, losing Cor 1hc filih t.tralg.ht Limt. c -h Hob MuwU. Tbc Royals s;urfcred t'llloO narro• dcrcat\ II lilt hand> o( 8¥oc~ Uni\CfSIIy (SI. Calhmne, OolariO) and lhcn rated a IO.,.h squad from the Unh·a~ily or Toronto. In I he nr11 gamclh< Royw r~uccd a t~b. point dcrlda an ont rordn~ UT to taU o rcgroupinJ 0) ALICIA G LOYESKE Spr<'"""' Staf/ IVrit., though lhc othc:r} .,..crt tlw \HOnJ. Toronto also hai nunt c'ptrknc:e. They JUSI lmptt'btd m<," Muwdl Wd . Mu...n Ro)~>' dcf<n>< c:amt ahrO\Ia;h in 1M K'(C)nd pmt: holdtn& Brocl<porl 10 only ,,..., poinli •hilt affmsht.1y lht ltil-"\ I'AOk:t from Ullra.Dct roe • U ·l rmn and us fir•t win lht da) or 8oJ 1lus \'tctonou.s fecllna ~IU ,;hnnooliVed'" an a"'aomc Arm)' ~\lad annihilated UB 1.5·1 m a pmt that luu~d onl) II minut~ . Tht Royals.• i.nnperacncc "'"" appartnl u lhe Arm) pla)<r> continually pounckd $;PJitH o"n UB't fron1 lint. AC"C"'rd•na to \1u~'t':U , one or lilt ) OUI\& l<>m'> bcucsl "ulr.noiei hu b«n at the ne1 "'We're llitl one or two pJarcu the nee . Our tcam ~! onl)' onr 5enlor: the rtst ~in1 frHhmc-n or sophomorlb, so '11 thry 'rc )till lnrni~:· Mu'lllcll >ald . Tb< Royal> mack somnhinJ of & o strin1 or rour unans:wtred point\ COUnl<r·OIIk~ dosin1 tilt pp IO 11 -10, but the Wat Poinlt:r$. .llr<lclltd thar lead 10 14-11 (orcj.llll< Royals ro ck(cnd nr.afch pom1. Four time'S thC' UB dtftrut rost to the occ-.uion and reprilcd Army's tries 11 victor)~, mtanwhilc nmln&: iu. ltad to 14· ll. Tb< dcC<ns< finally fah<ttd, howtvcr, on Army') firth .attempt 1n seal1he \'icaory. In U8's finllltwo pmcs or rhc tournament agalnJt .: uwo~n Sial< Collcs<. 1h< Roy~b ~<r< able to ~va.cc 1 .,.,._m from the ~'cnlu~ A Slubborn \hon l·l tlr, Burfalo '""' Arnly run orr '" tah ahc l<ad for aood. UB cnountt.d iu own orrcmlv~ cOtM*l tn pme t-.o. ~lf'll .,.I) Afl« SlruJ&hl\& 10 • only champiOn, 1.$..8 Wall" iP!n .... lh< awn rorcc bnltnd Buffalo'• ••uck Tbt ltil &•me wa.i lyp.cal o( US's st"Cn pt¢\iOU\ Innes u the: team v."b 0\tf• row<tcd by bolh llt<na•h and t:)CPfl'ltnce:. Maxwell satd thai havin& nnlr 10 playes on lh< tOilet put hi> squad at a di5advamaac. '"The number or ptOpte doan•a maun as lona u they can pnrorm. E\Cf)body oa lh< 1ean1 plup •nro one JPO( or a.nothn, •• the ~·h Wd. ' 'llt>!>il< 1h< fifth pi••< Onish and l ·S ..cord, o\'Cfall 1'1n happy with our performance bteaUic these teams au suongcr ~1th 1ht C'XCtplion or BrockpOrl than Dn)' wc'..-t played all year," M IIX'A'('II nbSt'f~d . Tomorrow chc tt:an' trl\tll tn Canbiw Coil<&< tu compae in lh< Btl Four tournamm1 In hopn. or imprO\tn& lhor 12·23 O•ttaU rreord . , ..,,,,,, ..o.oooouoooooo oooooooo eoo.,.oooouoooooooooooooooooooooo...oooouo_,..,,,, ..,,_,ut t-ttotHIOOtfiUfltotflo•o~o•••-•u-oooo Sub-Board I Publications Division Announces T-hat: \ $1500.00 is now available for innovative publications. The Innovative Publications Board is now accepting applications for these new or continuing publications until Nov. 5, 1982 II H • suo f'i"\OOARD 7 CiONE. INC. Ap plications are available in 112 Talbert Hall from 10 :00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. All completed applications must be returned t o Room 112 Talbert Hall only. Fo r Further Information c all 636-2954 w-.ur. 21 O<tol>ot 11112 • Tho $!>o<11•11•. 11 •J> • • t 'f.' • •' ~.II I I I . • • t I 0 • 0 �sports/in short. Royals blank Houghton The "'<lrd came to Head Coach ll<tty Dimmick'$ home Sunday night that he~ Royal's field hnckey team wu chos.tn by a draw as one of tht d&hl lem\l to participatt in the: New York Sla1c (NYS) Championships. The 8-4 Royals ntedtd a. ttrong showing in last Wt:t-k.c11d'.s lilY to a.sru.rc Chenutlves of a pcHt-K3SOn 51)01 in Purcha~. New Yo, . ,n • Friday and S.m!day and they did this via • 1-0 win in Oneonra and a Z-0 fosr at Hamilton CoUtgc over the 'lrlrtkend. This- ptrsuaded the NYS for UB. Champion~hip Com.m ittn- t (' dtcide on t numbd" sb . seed Two w~k l ago lht Royals ~mcd a shoo·in when thty W'f'r( ranktd third in the .state... HO\\t'\'Cf, iiDCt' then the)' lost l'Wt.'O OUl or f1Vt g.:uncs and \\tU losing rankin@ pmi1iuns to clul!f rivals. On Friday UB clinch«! ar le:ur a w~ktnd $pllr by defeaTing Oneonra St. as Kelly MtGI)'nn scored tht lone _goal or the contest on a f~ from Michelle Sulc. to t'dge rhe R<d DragoO$. Debbie J&n.W~k in eoaJ pte)Crved the shu1 oul. 1\okOiynn 1S nflh goal of the se-uon closes her 1[1 Olll«m l~dc'"' Tricia Ama, Pt\ttl Cronin, and Jeanne Quinlh•:t.n Who top the squad with six . Hc1dJ Freilich trails .,.,ith four goals . Mlc womtn playf'd WUtiam Smith Collqe yaterday atrernaon rnr thetr IMI re-gular stason match. It has'ho crfcct on the tourn.amCI't ~ing, but,~ an opportunit)' ror the Royall to gn tncn noxt ~·eekcnd's rhlt on 1111 Ul" note and he1nt dtctr f kllls. Bulls outktck Elmira The UB mm•, ~er tntn cash~ fn on tl\c11 gallant eH0r1 3galn ~ t SyracUR last Saturday by ddeating. Elmira Cotlese 5·1 in the lln:t soccer Royal booter awaits head shot m•lch 10 be held under lhc li&hl• ar lire Alumni Complell . Tallying ror rh< llullst7·l· l, t · l · l SUNYAC WC>r) Wet< Ric~ Carbon. Ted Moran. Jaun Lrll4les, Mark Brown and Waller Co~cn . Royals get sixth seed Many Pavonc played 60 mmutes of .shut-out go-l.ltendlng, replaced b)l Gerry Kopacz who finished the rcmainma. half hour or play and was t:s.ucd for the lont Elmira goal. Today the tc;un Is playi:n1 'll Chwcg.o Suuc and wtlt be home on The UB women's Fnday ro e.change ~icu wirh Broekpon Sr01e. llolh art SUNYAC comcsu, bu1 1hc chances arc slim that 1h(. Bulls win sttal1ht Western Division Iitie, Only di\i';IOR winners art- ilttt'ptcd intn rh~ SUNYAC play-<>ffs 1 UB chances. lit in the crue1al facl tb:u they pl11yrd 10 a 2·2 at F'ttdonl:a State enabling 1hcm 1u v.·in an ovC'I1imc shoot-oui-'\Whlch is. ttru;tly u.wd 1ft lie brealdn& procedure,.. That giVo them (t\t rd&c o<rer tl'lt Blue DcvUs But s.. fraJo State!> t"" team IO catch . Unfortunately for UB. the Beniab btat Fredonia In their m.ltch I.01 and hold a one pmt lead O't'(t State in the pre\·k>Us match. Adnmczyk also usistt'd on Eldrid&e's eoaJ aaainsr Hou&)lron. While Anne Quinlivan ft'd Adamczyk for rhe Olhcr. Goalkeeper Pam Gabel pres<rvt'd her rhird shut~>ul by matins a "hopping 16 !aVC$. The Royal• m<l Buffalo Sue ye>rerday a.l\crnoon for the second llme as rhey eye a pos.sibiUty or making Ute New York Srare Championships lO be held rhis weekend. the Bulls ln the standlnp. U8 musl win tbdr final IWO James and Bufralo State mUSI lose the rest ol !heirs ror lh< Bulls to rake the tide. A tie with Buffalo Stole is no good. due ro a Btngal victory over the BuUs lut monrb. A demise nr Buffalo Srarc and a tie whb Fredonia for lirst will &i•< UB Ihe div\Sionol crown . The CPG* 2519 MAIN ST. 836-9466 presents uAnbther Pointless Party" costume prizes-drink specials . • ~ \ f1 Mro1 r~ 1\f!HIItl PI:-> l\1'11""1) HALLOWEEN NIGHT -SundAy, October 31- costume prlzes-clrlnk sped•ls NO COVER *CENTRAL PARK GRILL socm team ~xttndcd thtir ;hut-out s:treak to over four and a half hOUf> or p14}'ing rlmc 0$ rhey blank«! Houehron CoUtee last Saturday afternoon 2.-0 o.n the oppoMnts home- twr. lt wu their Utird stroi~hl victory withour pving up a goal. Mary Be~h Eldrid&e and Leslie Ad•motyk scored for rh< Rl!yl!ls (74) In the Houah1on march. The duo hu ~n Ute orrense for rhe past three gam<> 3$ Eldridge dnllt'd two inro-lhf ne< and FroJb Adamct:yk hit for th< third in a J.O win ov~r St. Bonaventure lui week. The llbhman conrribult'd rho lone aoal in a 1.0 win over Buffalo American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics p teM1'1f1 Earl J. Montoya, AIM NaYI Distinguished lecturer lo tole oowt £nolt"'Mtl ond "*' wen ond held e.;:pedences nu-.. 0c1. n m"' ro> 1o1c1v Hall r.,.. KNo> fromlPM · ~ PM co""' Oor<Jrs tr. Cider w11 be """ec Yearbook Portraits Sign-up between October ZS-Z9th at the following "' Ate Welcome locoatlons: Dinner and Lecture 845 Harriman Library Program: ENCOUNTB!S OF nfE VOYAGER IONO Dole, Tomooow Nigh!, Oct. 28!h ~. COCktols &30 PM (cosh ball OW. 7,30 PM 1100$1 TU<1<ey 0t 8ro41ed Hoddoc:k PloQK>m a.~ PM P1oce< ln. RM1 MuQ lleoiCMOnl I I I Talbert Hall 14 Baldy Hall 5AA7Mo4nSI. ~ llo,......l Prlc:"< Students $6.00 - oncl Guest> $&.&0 -$9.50 llcl(e!l< Nl One (Studenl*) lllf\Mnol688-6078 01. Dole TOll.,.. ( foc<JI!V) Jt5 £no. Eoii636-2J3.C 167 M illard Fillmore Academic Center 636-2 468 for questions �classified ads Cl.ASSjft£0S J.l'ld l:IC ma,. De p~teto al The Specln.~m ofllte u. Baldy Hall. OtUc.e hoUr&,.,, 9 a..m los P m Monet•)' rnru Frlct.1y, DeadUnn tt• Monoa)', Wtenucsay ana Frldtfll 12:00 p m tor ETC, al'ld ~ 30 !Of ClASSIFIEOS IOC" the ne•t &OIIIon. A.etes art J:1.SO lor H,t Utlt ,_, WOIOI •net 10 lo' • ac:h a6d1Uon• l •Ofd .-.u •cb m~at ~ a.Jd In advane.. EUhet place tM 6d In pt~t50n, or .so~~ftd a l~tblt eopy 01 u~ aa MOIW\~p $1gtlt...lon0 fAU t!\10 "'111 IJC lku 52 HV I~ 0.1 Mat, Co\. m'2S AU TOMOTIVE MONDA ACCOAO, 111t, .S ~. 41,000 mlle"IJit.el..flt ClOI"O!tton -1.2,7~ ot _,.,, o'lff ~ lf\eflp.JI'I. w wnp o. ~ UOO Call Denny 1St-.221741YI, .....11s,.-..~. ttONDA.CIVKl. Hvmol•, DRUioll 5ET I~STAUCTOR WAHTEO 1'\a,. c-Ull! e.i C..OtOt ~t1 M11U AHERST DORM stuDE.NT IamMI.,- with Ootms. to Of-1+..._. '""" 'oo ~ PiU• pt.u 0.11 J+O'I"' .. Hl1·7111i •fl•t t :OCI wnttaetttd! o' money ordtt 101 full JM~m•nt Ho ldt will be talu~n ovot tN phoria. The S.,.cirum ,,..,._.., tne righr to •dlt an\' ~op)' No rtlunda •r• olven on c1ua!I14Kt adl.. fttta.M meb 'Of1i t $1.1,. teg!bla, The Spectrum OOea not u aume r.uponalbU1ty tor &f'IY t ttOI'I , e.xcep4 to f'i9f'DOUCt lfrt/ .at« u l•a~nt).h" ot Chat e. tl'lal Ia rendetta valu.tu• dut to \ypogra.ghlc•ltfTOt'l AOO'AMAT£ WANf£0 fO ~AME '1 ~ V1'"'" c.JI a~ ........""K. C.)' $"Wttc~ weo. Ott 21. G~ t:(lf! HAPFIESI or 8UtTI1DAVit Toto~ OII'Q"It.,. t ill MY ~•Y t CI'I:Otl'lll '1'011111 PERSONAl HVC Gote f OOUICf Cll:lff'!e (h)wn II'Om SJfe~ [1\JC) tM m....tt.oomt M:rs M ,VIq .. !$J1lD f'OOM WOJ.t5C StOCWmor.ttt FREE OfU)fJII Of WJNGS WfTii f;it$ AO - t.M-'"4 . •tw •.oo~•.::':;,.,..., =.==•'='Tt"'w.,...= ,.n=o,_-- Manct.ty• •~., nn~G al)llt$ S.:l<N UP tf4.3Q10> roB eAR OLYM PtCS riO~ N~.. ot.,., •. ,-,-,-,.,-,-,-,,,-,-~~~u ::~~;·-,~=~n;'-- -· ~. The"'' ' !of ifl(l'ldwtul n+Q"" ••PII1•UO"' (On"ll f+IIGI"If '~G!It fl I'IU C..~'! • '"""~••Il l ~ . . """ .. 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Avlllrat+.., ~·• • l'l I~ ~l:OO .oattmtnl WD¥$CQ401 ~ ,...,!VIonCI Eleclnc Boat is the wond s foremost desogner Md builder of nudear submarines- one ol the great englneenng challenges olth•s century With a S3 bllllon bacl<log and. tong.term contra<;ts. Efeotric Boat offers career opponunities in nearly every engineering d<scipltr~e (lnctUdtng electrical mechantcal. civil, etc.), top pay and beflehts. IOng·range stabi~ty and an u"matcl1ed 11testy1e oothe soothem New England seacoast . u t;~.......,....,lll:':_ .. .._~,.._....w,...._ GENERAL C V NAMIC:S Ele c tric Boat Divis ion fhw8t.st~Teamtrt~• pre.sents Thanksgiving Buses To Port Authority Roosevelt Field Mon 11/1 Governor outside Grub Wed 11/3 Main St. outside Underground Fri. 11/5 Ellicott outside Elli $45 Round Trip For More Information Call &36-2497 Tlte BlAck STudENT UNioN p resents Minister Louis Farrakhan National Representative of the Honorable Elijah Mohammed :00 P.M. Oct. 31st in Clark H9ll Tickets in Advance a t Harrima n SOc UB Students $1.50 General Public At the Door Sl.OO UB Students S2.00 All Others ~ - ~.,.,.. We Urg~ You To Liste n & learn yor.tt l lOfl, Rtc:MI 1- ITEMS \!\'ANTED I 01< SALE OR RENT 1M 11'1 Bec:tric Boot OMslon Will be lnle!Wiw"'' on comP<u on November 5, 1982, lnto<motlve ~Ide p<esentollonl. QUealloN and or.swet pet1od to ·be held on the evl>l'lnQ of Novembel 4, 198.2 from 6;30 lo 10.00 P.M. In the Capen 10 Rao<n Rl!ft8lhments will be seNed. Learn To Lead· The Army's Officer Candidate School will train you for leadership positions in a variety of specialties ranging from combat arms to engineering to finance. We11 give you: • Challenge • Responsibility • Opportunity to Advance • Travel • Good Salary and Benefits You11 have pride in serving JOUr couRtly as one of its future leaders. f'or more information on becoming an Army Officer after college graduation, call: 856·1650 ARMY. BEALLYOU CAN BE. �"'... 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LIV~ ~NT~RTAIN M~N T • U:A S OPUVI ..C SC.,OOL to• W•MS•I f<l'\f • tt!O•I.:li:l I Mil, StJcw \\bOW I t c.t W.lt 10 SUPER FAST PAINTING Jl.-)...,..•1 St :;s~~~"~1..:: # latko • \... FMtte ~ J'YJIIING 4NO WORO PftiX.UCHCI .. ~.... A141t".,tJ1o:liP I'IIII!TING AHD tOP'TIICO ctNTf~S ._.e, a .,_..II~ SEHVICE ~-~".... "-''""' ..... n.(DID ~._,...,.._,• ...,.fllal, Jnott IQr3 .,.,....._ .......,. \1(1. ·-~ •• 0· ,t.- n . 1 oo • • 1-.:;. .J.. .• ~·~~-.l'tt -1..: ~_,. ..... ~ fw.. 40Ut. ~~U 1Ml.U1 Cl .....t ~) •1'4 ~, 8hdo 81'1.,1 _._, CAssidy's h~,L~~~~sr $2.00 Pitchers of Beer $2.00 Pitchers of Iced Teo .25• Drafts TONIGHT Oldies Music Fc:atur lng Bud rarty Frec: New York. Nc:w York Posters ta be Ralli ed .lO'Winos THE WHEEL A11 NIGHTI Thursday, Oct. 28 "Sparen Sie*" THUISDAY loclr. NfaM featuring M iller Party frc:c: Miller Hars. Clock and Mirrors to be Rafltc:d 51.00 Oonol1on VlenneM Slyle. wtth o louch Of ctnnamon Mr. ~ "~ ·~~~R ROOM 2741 Delaware Ave. *" "SObhail *" \ "Risparmia o-nr riel>,...., onaono- lwtlt OekiOUt. •~~.e a chocolale ofle<-dn- mint ,. Jrisb.7rfocba.Jl(iHI . . . P1U;cs:a.wta:lttt~ . '-------~ Suisse r-.locllf:l . . . . . 0\• ......,I'ZIHttllfllllr!Qi (corner of Kenmore Ave.) You Have to Experience the Difference/ • Our Thursday Nlte Special till 11 pm Spaghetti & Meatballs, Garlic Roll & Complimentary Gloss of Wine S2.25 Free Parking in Rear ~~ Wes tern New York's -1 International New Wave Night Club Oct. 27th " GEORGE" REUNION Oct _ 28th NEW TOYS Oct. 19th VICEROYS Oct. 30th NEW TOYS Oct. 3 fst PAPER FACES Nov. 3rd OUI DAUGHTER' S WEDDING Bands on Other Oates i o be Announced MIXED DRINKS 2 for t he pr ice of 1 on Weda. thru Sat. CANADIAN MONEY AT PAR �etc. tJuotc of the dny 'Witb ~our shark$kln tuit and )'our t JliJ,ator boou , )ou don' t need a llundtrt:r-)'ou c:an ta k~ •em to th~ vet.' Tht Clash J J im !WileY/The Spectrum RESEARC HING EMPL0l 1 'C ORGANIZATIONS Friday, Oc'l 29 · 2 p.m .. 211 parker (MSC). How to evaJuatt 1 company through in-depth rt.search bcfort 1he company lno«Vitw. SJl(>n««<< by th< Carter Plannina om••. RF.SliMt: Wlti11NC WORKSHOP Friday, Oc'l . 29 • 12 p.m., WolciJIWI Thatr<. T«hniqua fo• Pfq>lllllll an tff«<l'< r«um< will b< disculsed. S'Jl(>O«r<d by th< Cas<er PJann..., orr.:e SUMMER EMPLOYM£1\'T fOR BtJSINtsS A INDUSTRY \\ORni!OP Thllf1 .. Oc'l . U · l p.m ., lll l'arla H all (MSC). Looting for a J)(o(mlonal position (or the 1ummcr? llus workshop will covet wnttna a raume, n:sourca avlllabl< to fuld OUI about opminp, mrorm•ndon abouc companies recn&hfn& on campus, and Olhtt 1Un11 to help you In yotlr JOb .arch. Sponcered by the Career Pl•nnina'"'Omcc PRACI'IC £ INTERVIEW WORKSHOP Wed ., O<t. 27 · l -5 p.m. , 316 Wmd< Hall (MSC). S4ud<nU will ha>t a chana: to Pfattl« lntttY;...-. by win& vldlotapt oquipmer~t Sc>oncuocl t>y th< Pl.anruD& ocntt JOI INTERVIEWL'IC PREPARATIO!\ A TECll MOliES WORKSHOP Wed .. Oa . l7 • J p.m., I Cl<m<ru Hall (Amber$!), A vwliocaptd iotCfVICW • ill b< illo••n and diJC\Woed. SPO..,...cd by tb< Cas«r Plannma om.. Atttntto1 Prt·l..aw Jnllon. Cil)' Uru\'tf'J1t)' or Ntw York 'A'ill M on campus to tnt(TV)ew prospccth·t Jtudenu on Wod. , Nov. J . Call Mrs. Sh<a at th< Career PlanninJ O((loc (831-JS\S) to t<1 up an appointm<nl . Alltndo o Pre-law StolorJ. Pact lln.,ershy School or Low eas- -.,u bt on campus to int~ pro.spealvt .uudrntl on Wilson Qu.vtaly, a ><holarly maaazjoc $<Sf<CIIo an ediiCOlcd lay otldicn« and cov<rina all brandies of th< lilfnl art> and «len« Studc:nu would act as """areh auistantl lo the cdhon. Interns will aaln rltSI hand lmowlcd.a< or lht proem by whi<h • mapz.lnt is planned; editrd and produced. For rurther information writt Harry Cooper. Scnlo• ~<>e&rchcr, tb< Wilson Quon<rli'. Smithsonian lnNitution Bldc, WuhlnJion, D. C. 20l6d 1111........,. AJoltaiDHI Tb< Downtown Nunlna Home Is sccklna to fiU an lnlcrrul\ip ~t •hocll ,.ill deal wilb bus.ins and adminb:tra.tJ"·e: precedum. publk rdatkuu and p<nonn<1 """' Foe runh<T lnronnatlon eontact Jdrrey c. &tt , l47~ ''What do )OU Mf afrtr Hdlo.. A commurucauon ,.o.-Uhop, Sunday I~ p.m . at Hilld, .0 Captn Bl•d. Plcast phon< 83S· lSl2 for funhtt d<la!b. UB Ski Tnm i.s lookin3 mc:n and women co JOin Alpin< 011d Nordic tearnJ . ProotiC< tvttyday In Farao Pvtinl Lot. C.ll 63~902 and as~ for Oavt for more i:nformlboo. rot lRA ln•HltBt au It SC\IIIA Oivia1 UF£ WORKSIIOPS bqla MU ..-..t. Bolh II< fr«l Call6)6.2808 or a o p by 15 Olpm Hall IO rtClJI<r. E.q>1ort ..tnulloaol - · nd a -! LIFE WOR)(SH OPS pt<S<nu hracli foltdandna and an lntcmauonal Son& f<>1 wori<Jbop. No exp<ric11« In ""'' or dan«" nt<t>ArY &: both worhhopt Wednesday, Nov. 10 "" hurry O><T to IS Captn or calll\36-28011to rtaisltr . GRADliATlNC SOON7 Worried ~bout a<llina and ketpina thll fir<t rul job?llpsct about loStna oonttoCt wuh your ooUqo frlondJ7 U,.un to cope with lhd< ond oth<T problem• new anduat .. cncountcr by &lltndilll Ll FE WORKSHOPS " Brcalona AMy. Coplna wilh Uft Aft<f Co1J<1<". Rqist« at U Capm-or call 616-2801. Co- 010tl fnJO)' tht WUI<, food, ......., and (n<ftdly convcnatioo o r tht C.) Pto~~l<'s Alliin« Coff<thowc. Frida)'>, 9 p.lll • To wnsend Hall IO'l CaU 6JI>.J06l for 10formauon. GET INVOLVED! Solckruoa and "In .,-,.pploc tethnlqutS ,.o rk>hop . Tom Wlbon wdl M aavm& a lecture and demon.Mrahon (or chotc lntrra:tcd fn Jt&rnin& about correct JlciU 10 Wlft wrappm.& and .oldtrlna for tlmrtcal project>. All tre wcloom<. Sponoc•cd hy I. E. e .E. P~ dut M.a~bc the. Wri1ing Pia« can help. We at~ a frtt. dropotn wncin& c:r:nc~ for tmyont who wanl-' hdp btl•• Tuesday, Nov. 2 CaU Mrs. Shea at lh< Caster Plalln•n& Ofr~e< (IJI ·JSU) to"' up an appOint-..t Alltadoo Pft.La• S..IO<S. N.,.. York Sc'-1 of Law wtll be on campus to •nt~ pr~lu Jtlidm" on Frida), Nov> 5. CaU Mn. Shea at 1M Cascer Planntn& Ofrtc< (8ll· l$U) t0 t<1 up an appointmcol Atttadoo p,..La,. Stolon Pepp<tdin< llm><notY School of Law wiJI be: on campus to intn"'iew protpecclv~ .. ud~nu. ThutO.~ Oc'l . 28, Call Mn. Shta 831 -JliS 10 wt up an appointment. GRE A lSAT Dradllnn. Stnion &oins to Craduot< School or Law School r.bould nol< that tbt rqular rqiilration d<Odlin< for th< Low School Admiuion Tat on l><cemb<T bqinnina. d.rarunc. or rcvisin& wridna. We prcw1de llu No> . 4 S4tldmt> coin& on to Craduat< School, th< rqular rq,11radoa d<adfinc for tb< Craduat< RtCOrd E.wn ca.rcfuJI) t.raiDCd tutors, cxtmsin rderm« mtcrlals a.nd ., tomfonabk S<tllDI irl "'h"'b 10 ...,k. We art OP<O u Nov. l for the De<, II =m. Appbcallons for the ORE Mon.-Fn .. from 10 a .m. 10 4 p .m. and Mon. and Tho.-. " LSAT can bt ot>uinod •• tb< Carter PlaftOIOJ orr!« I I evcnfnp from 6-9 p.m . In Bald~ Hall, H6. Also a,..ilablt lll Capm H all ~htrst ampo.JS) ot Ha)'CS Ann<> C, oa Tut$day .-cni~~&~ In 148 Parker. MSC. from 6-*:JO. room • , (Malo Sm<t campus.) lotomgljl Ia W...,la(foo, 0 . C. Studrnts "'ho wan• 10 ll.lo.< Jt•-hll StuftRI Uttloa bRoth at th~ orpnutauonal fair , a semester orf Of have 1.0 Q"~tnded January UC:IIIOn lo Wed., Oa. 27, from 9 a .m . 10 l p.m . work In Washln11on, D. C., for a smlU >tlptr>d for th< Akokol Awart.otn Procnm counodioa aroup mmlnc, Moo., No•. I, from 12 • 2 p.m .. JO Captn H all, AC. If a.kohol it caullna probl~ms for you or somrone you kno-. , come t.aJk 10 us or call us at 636-2808. Caribb<u Stodt.ot Aloodolloa Ccoenl Assembly Mt<tln,. Fri.. Oa. 29, al 6:30p. m. sharp, Rod Ja<kn 2nd lounac. Alldld<n« at this m«<ina is mandatory and all arc wd<Omc. Tilt folloWIOJ commiuea will b< III«<UUI to nOO< rcorpnllC-for our up comina C"f'C'bt, a DinDCJ a Coocm on Nov. ll CSEU (Gradual< Sludt.at Ulplo)'O<S Ualoa) acnctal meetlna. Wtd .. Oa. 21, 1:JO p.m .. 204 To..nohcnd Hall MSC. Altmdtnt<" uracd for all those "ho tbinL thai l uruon for arad uudmts ti a good idea or for thoK who want marc inrormatJOn, R~ frahmenu will be- scrv«S. UB Clltu Club ltqul~r Mn tlop The liB Chm Club m«tw& tomorrow and every thursday at Oierendorf Anno at? p. m. Ad•anu realmation wUI he talcm for thl; •«kdld'• tournarn<nl. The liB Hollow..,n Open will bt a fiv< round, U .S.C.F. rat«< tounammt and u b<in1 hold in F'dlmort )20 and Jll for !Mr< ckuiiJ, <0111< IO the mtC'IiA& ~ Sludrol Aa«<atiO• mtdln&, Sat , ()a , JO, t1 I p.m., !Mftnrlorr Anfltl<, room 9. Juqllnc Cl•b M «~oa and J o&&k-lo, Thun.. Oc'l . 11. 7 p.m .. 100 Allen H all (formally Baird HaJJ). SA Assembly Fri .. Oc'l . 29. Talbm Stnal< Chambt,., J :JO p .m. r,..ncb Clob Wcd .. Oc'l . 27, a1 4 p .m ., 1030 Clttn<n> Hall All vewdc:ome. Uod<f1radUolr P•)<~OIO&)' Aa«<atlon, Fri .. Oc'l. 29, &I J:JO p m., Diefendorf Ann<~. Room I MSC. An y new rM-mben. art wt-kom~ R.....o CIDb tnmUIJ, fn., Oa. 29, 2:JO p.m ., rm tOJO Cl..,.,. Hall mm-ics,urts & lectures un.e Wa.r al H o me'', Thunda)', <Xt. 28, 7 p.m., Dl<f.ndorr 147 . Frcc Sponcerecl by Tolstoy Coli<&•· m..n Movlt, "HI· Lthlla"-'Tht Troupe has btcn canc:dlcd. f ilm LtdDrt: 0<. Salt Saafonl, t0praoo and lcad•na lnttrpftt<f of tarly muSK', dualucs "Asp<cu or Co<al T tduuqu< ia tht Batoquc Period," 4:)0 p.m .. llainl R«ital HaD, Amhtnl Carnpw. .........., Sdooal ol Maa...-t,Bob Slooi.U> A 0>1< H<in11 from NdJon, Hdntz It Skookus, Inc. wUI speak on " ManufJII(turct't Rrps - Saints or Slnncn7". ThutJ .• Oc:t 28, I p.m ., Ditftndorf 111<1. WtOOOtCiy, 27 O<lot>t< 19$1 . 1... SCittll.., 15, • �backpage/ photo It's that time or the 1ur. The blolotJcal u,.< tlat mU$1 satilficd- buyina a pumpkin. Not just an O<dinary pumpkin, but a "areal'" pumpkin. What c:onai1u1a a ..,reu·• pumpkin? No om knows. · ••Pumpba V"t.lb&e'' U a 20 minute dn"c to the town of WMacridd. but upon 51&ht the amwa b o!MouJ JUSI ouU.X Noqa:a faDs. The Pankow fanuly has opentcd the J'UIDpkln farm for nearly lO ynn ud somdJow piled 1$ .... es "'O<Ih of pumpkins m their front yard. ··11 wasn't a aood year for pumpkins," Mrs. Pankow .aid. "TOO dry in Junt ror them and we dkln'1 1e1 many lar&c one's this yrar." Afler buyina three pumpkins. or whleh tWO were in nne shape and the other one shaped like a bell whh a rontn JCcm and an orange-a:reen lint, it was off to Hale·s pumpkin farm. A c:ouple or miles up the road, a small house appeared wbieh had a lata< worunenr of pumpkins. 0\ltside the house was 10 year old Herb<n Hales. • " I plant pumpkins for the fiiD of it," Halo .aid. "This year WUA't lllal JOOCI, but busi1l<ss las b«n cxcdlcnt, but I don't~ IUIY bla ones left." Aller trillnl us how JOC)Cia job th< UB Omtal School did on bis dentures, Hales pve us two fr« pumpkins. ''I can'c Kll them aD,'' Haks said ..1berc"s only so much pumpkin !>mod and pk 1 can cat ." , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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JuSt the Collegn, 1 Cohen Colltj~.. ls not the i.Uue. h 's • Mresses, "¥1o'e arc lookina matter of who takes care or all the grey artM," Coken nor rd. nl Q~j~iva. Our thargt was to look ., the role they 1hould fulfill In the rururr~ h ls not an took us quite a bil o r lime tvahuuinn." To ISccomplb'h thts to A<t through all of this d••l.s witll O.On of th• School of A rt:hittctu.rr ond Envirottmt-ntal De3ign f/attJid Cohtn; ta.sk rrottp on tht Cnlll'tl*3' } uiure role in th~ 9y SETH GOODCHILD Edltor·rn·Chl•f Editor '.t nutr: Cbnlfory to (h~ •Big Bong thtory• UnJ'"rsity det.'istom ~~o'''f \ 'IO o long prOi'fif, Til~ Unlwnit;t's cx·utlenrit•futttrt· u /wing thrtUhrd out In nin~ 'W ' 'J, mdivldualta.tk ton-es. t'ltU'It"d to.lth studying th~ Acodtmi£' Plun as jorwu.rJt"d b.r ~'i« President for Acodtml< -Vfolrs Ro /Jtrt l~~ rtquircd a dt.u under~umding_ of the Collc'is' history. Ross1Nr1'• offict. Faced Whllt «1eh of th- group.r was mabll>hrd to Sludy a fP«Ift< orta whh an absrr11.ct uuk. Cohen csrablished a Mructured or program, tht sroJW of thrir system to approach h as an a rchitect mlght dtal with a desi&n p roblem ~ 0\'er lhc: ~mmcr, he m.:1 Vtith RoMbfr& to review rl1e mis:lion hUJ' ~rown 10 t!nt'OmfHUf St\•tral funtkJmtntRI quntiom ubour wMre tltt Uniwrsfzy should IN h..drd. Tht 111f4 forrtS Drt ln~rning thu/ o Unh•trsity ir E compostd of intl'r·lot'klnl vmtJ S. ~ tJ" rnaJeriill," Co hen admtutd... And commiucr's c-h11.rge. Cohen ::uk~ the Colleaes' 3dminiMralion to dtfinc it,~ perceptiOn ur lhC: collqc."i role 11 UB. He. ask:ed Colleges Dcau Munoy stru&tlln~ wUh u turk uf rtSOUn'f!$, a nJm/Jtrsonw Scutt burwzcrDtY Schwaru. 'o prepurr J..D 0\'ffV,CW ;and to dd)\'c:r m(ormauon on the Ulfd rimtfar rtJUdbfud:s. ~1/'..'tflng Q l/i'D/Jty 'dUNHOII ana provtdlm: UB Sllttlerlll Wlllt u p r()fl" bflllrOnml'nl/Or 111iurHnR, om/ 1rowth hu1 bun o t'tmuum goal for Unlv.r>lty o(Jm/nlW"IOn •nd focully . ThtY cunrt'dt lht pllllt'IIJI oft/forts In th•<' artdl . This is tht first Jn a .Ytl~s. upp..uing throogh<Jul th• Jtml3rtr. on tht (OS/.. Mrt>ups ond THE l Colltj!es' budgcu, pro>!>«'tUJ , p:~>t evalu11tiom IIIliJ ~urricufa, !\II of lht!l lnformat1on \I.'M conden~d lnlo '!ltYtraJ black books-academic pl11n' \ lCDdtmllrk Commntcc mctllbcn followtd Cohtn ·~ dlrtcth·e to read all th< lnf01ma1ton in the bla<~ volumes. it was not until we felt we had a rc:asona!Jk undCT~ta.nding did we -sun 19-discu.ss rhern," The task force no.ned by tx.QJI'IInin.s other university•,. mod<l• of lhe Coll<l!a and lhe.n mrncd to 1he " pey areas. " Thaearc "esstnual to lh( vnaltty of che University and include the 5pedlll major prog.ram. irnemational t tudJfj, GtneraJ Education, tsdva~mcnt ""d ofher academ&c 4tr VIcQ. "Wh~tl c:unr out uf our dLi-ruh,oru Wl5 a.n cxdting kind or pkture, ·• Cohen mnint:~ined , ''The u& l ~" was nor or ho...., lhe \ 'olh:su· 'lipctintnlt)' fit mto thc- Unl\'t-,\tiY ~lfUttUrt 0 but nuher of ~~: rc r .uea~ :u u whole TheM': 'Qrt of ))'IUt t)\JI "ma~es the Univcnily 'ttiAT, \ UCh the p3l1\ are •t-e 3> U\e C'Oht-tn.t nuerloc'-ln& • see COHEN page tQ EORUM Gay Commun ity secure at UB By JOAN KUSHU SP«Irum Stqff Wrurr QJ Ho QUid poet .1/(Jw/y d~·t~W~S ht+ nrrvously approDChti th; n/fin' door qf the Go•· P~Jplt ·, httcto$exual world Nonettldes,., US'! oomronnble 1n J hett ro~uaJ cn,lronmau . acctpcance-.:u least on t-ht \Ur(a.ce-toward homo$e~uil.lll~ ha5 n1ade h pos$£blt fm gays to "come CtUI O ( lht ,,O~et." 1011JC' tor the fim tnnt, te&uluns. In!. "You can go la ahtre and 'rash. read a book or ma.galine or join in the con~en.a.1ioru that are U~U:tll)' 8011lJ. 011, but yOU ~SWii )IJ feel wc1«trne", ,.a,Jd Marl' (1\0t her bllSicall)' -1/hunrt' IGPAJ. Lt+bnmP, ug(Jinft Ott / Or NU/1, Uhmu IWO }UI/NJm C\)mronablc SCK"tai and ed\u.:ouional rtaJ namcj :. 1~bian li"mg un tfl\ aon.me.f\t tolervitwJ \\onh g3)' cnmpu;, hh dlf.!~flnoluln, he- rt•JI} p momMI i"ludc-m ~ m f'nfltr t ht.t lhnuJiltA thtn (O~tng q d~·p mm·e:~ h rrotlf ~~~ QftC'C" U.GUUI tnworrltht OMn door a& rcvcab, Mmt of u s·) homo-.uuaJ popula,ion H~)idc tn a ~enaU "under,round '' L"Ommunuy l'ff l hr t<oCJrd resomtd.l m hiS ltrud.''FagRIJI 1 " . ft'rranu D /)ahilfh)'. Tltr dMU\It/uf ltiiOrdJ Hlru m campus, '3llowins lndtvidual) 10 enJOY tht:lf 'OCl8.J rcJa.tion\hlp) hll h.ad und /mnt 10 m1ntJ pourful u.nd cun/wimt. U~WTI,nrn oftht pu.H~ With unr foot m tit~ door, hr enun Jh~ J.mall room thinkin& to h•mself, ''ThiS ls >Omrl~lng I ha,•t to c-ome ttJ terms Wth. •• (nor hu rut name), a le:sbiau "'ho h a.i "bten ou1" for about t v.o yean. b llvin1 wiHI her lover and Without discrlmination. Theresa a ft<t.r. drut: (riendJ in thdr o wn aparunrnL "So fill , nrc at U B hill not ort.Kntcd any hassles M far as my scxualhy is concerned/' she said. "it is a comfortable private ot every homOKJtuaJ at UB has &one tluouah this experience. Yet, mot1 ir not all bomosoua.ls have ,one lhro\J,s.h the confusln.a trauma of -aa:cptina it and asStnina N life here... ·'The GPA C311Ct ; · m;t ~ e~ ~ia.U~ns C\OiilltiC~. "a~d Theresa ba.J.\he: Jl "' hCIOf run b)' peuplc 2S t ear• and undc-r thC"y ha"e t:1 t>ecu:.- uoden.landlng. of ga) studenl lire. " Ahhoush the offkt door •~ open ror all smdetm. m~tuy ..to not drop by dunn& 't'c: wcr'-. Tl!t'rt tt. a !urge tum nt.u , however. at tht' friday ntghl "Corfee Hou.sr••. whtoh iJ, A -'OdaJ aalhcrrns: open to all aay lludents. While OP"!n to bolh met~ and women, the "Cof(ee House " auracts a predominantly malt crowd. Generally, the majority of lJB homoKxuab haV't not fac:f'd any acadcmk or cdueacional discrimination becau.st' of theu se!'uality they ny. '"Teachcn do "::::.::::;:.;.;::.::.:..:::::::::::::::.::..:: ln:.•:_...;..;:::::;::.::~~.;";.:u;;:den ;;::.:u::.:; to:..:.: fee ::l:...., I not toow thal ~u. are say unl~ r you tell them," Dave, a T he GPA b 1 rC'COifllud siUdcnl orpnlzatlon th&t existJ along side: tht other uoups and plays 1 major role in py Rudmt life. It homost~uaJ araduaJt .student wd. ''Evtn thtn it does not m,ake much of a difference In the clas:ttOOm.'' ,.J told my tea.cber. " Scott, one: of the: few malt nursine. stude:nu at UB said. "but that f lS beaus.: sbc asked m~. She seaned 10 accept it .and that was th.a.l •• P robably I he most difficult probkm that f;c:es tht aa)' .Si lldHll is "a>mma out" or ~scnin.g thc1r homosexu>ll1y publicly 10 1h01r roommatet and dow fnend! in the donns. Unda, a labilln who once fivcd in 0ovc:rJ10ff but now resides off campus, put up a lit&n ovC'r hc:r bccl which rud "I om a l..elblan". "If p<aple wolkcd in and decided they did not like ll, It wa> thd1 chotec to 1caVe, or stay," Linda maintAined. ' 'My tuitemates accxpttd h. Thtte- were no major problmu. except for one girl outside t.he suite:: W'ho decided co stan rumors ..bout my best friend being a bi>e•ual ($he l>ad a boyfri<:•d) . I found out whO m)! rea! friendj ._.trc." when I think abnut what mlaht happen If he eve~ found oUI, II " a rcally uncomfonable and scary ll<forc Bob. Trusuter or lhe CPA, "came out" while tivtns in the dornn. he was auemely afraid or being boatel up by his f\lftmmalc and hi5 roomm;nc'.s peco. " WhC'n I cventua.Uy aold htm the uuth," Bob said "I wa.s .5UrprUtd to have found jl 10 bt th.e oppo, ue He KmlS to be more arraid of me lhan I ,.., o( him . Now he sleeps in his pant.s every night and chana;CJ in the show«.'' " I wish \traigbl pcnple would rt'alite that we do not go around auackina peopl.e. and ripping their clothes off." Dave mHed . situation.'• Roy has "come out" howtver' 10 his close rrimdll and the GPA. In mmt!Jtuat.ions other thAJJ the IYPf Roy Is CJI::'IC'Cic:-ndna in the donru, homo"l(U>lity 1\u been looked upon in an unconnovef'1:ia.l liahl by the UniveoiiY community . " The Univeuhy has a areat toltrancc (or aU life say1es." said Viet President for Student Affa.irs Ri<h81d Si&g!ckow. "I cannot recall bea.ringlllly complllinLJ about or hom the OPA ln several R oy (not hi! real name), a fr~man on c:e.mpus. dac:ribed himself a.s a ..closet" homosexual where:: dorm lire is c:oDCCTDed . "My roommate hu already kt me know he hates pys," II< said, "I shiver under my c:ov<tS 11 niJht " Al UB, p<aplc usually treat the same a an)"one ctsc." Bob said, "Th~ a<ocpt homOSWlalhy without any real problems. Yet, In the future we hope not to have lO deJine ound•cs as a•Y but to be acccptrd as p<aple." ycar.s~ •• you �r 2S Oetobflf 111? • ' Sfr.lh GOOCKruldiEdlro,..ln.CMel TinY CanAOtlllu•vlng EdltOt Jol'\ Ota.UMII'II gtno Ect1t01 A.lln C. K.tc-hlc/Me ~tiQiflg Editor Oa~ld Mt'i~a/AI'I OJ,..ctot l n :tti1 lllal l Gary Sleti'IICimpu.. Sfth A.Jien/Cfft D•vta dtllsiiCotttrlbiiMCI Nuclear arms awareness Glamour Search On No"cmtxr II rbe UU chapter.s or The Union or Conc::cmtd Sdc.nusu and 1be La"ym Alliance For Nudear Arms Control ¥~ill be tht' local ~"PQnsors. for tht Na.Uon·widc ··Con\O~don Day" on nuclear wtaporu control. Sim1lar progrums ~,·u be' htld at O\'c.r 100 Glamour mn.aar.me ts l()(lkin,s..for tn.LI"ants lor il~ t9.8.3 Top 10 Cullcst Women Competition~ n:uiunal ~mnt to find to collctt! and lav. schOtlb. around tht nation wi;h 'he basic.• tvpr~ bring solulioo.s to the nudtQJ a.rms race, The progr.a.rtl \IIIII commence :u J:JO 1n 10., O'Bntn Hall Y.dh nlms on the ~l~llon of con.,.tntional ur timittd nudear \\lr. to tK follo-...ro b) a dlscuss1on on arm> conuol by Poli1ieaJ Science Profeuor Jcromt Slatt'r Olll\llllldina female undergraduate )tudenL'i. rhe winnnrt will be judged on 1heir record ur llth1evcment In acatWHc st.udlu.i andtor e-Atr.tc.urncohu "'""hie> C•n o::AJnpus ot in cbe ~munity. and ";u be: ~elected by a panel or tht mag:~~ino editors.. Th~ tO 'l"innen \!I ill ttcCI'~C o c;uh pnzc Of 51000. For mort. information oo enttring ahe search, ·omaa Ann Hie~> in IS Capen Hall or rail 6l6·l.803. Th< deadhne (or application. 1> Dec<mbe.- I, Uz PotnnoiConiJI&ullnt ,f.Md'f R11061C497 ~~ ..~ C:ajllatFitiiUrJr LQ'• Sc,i.ultz.IF11t41t$' Otve Heekmantllhoro Jame• suue._JP~to l(tvtn A. K~r1Spcrr1s Deirdre Mirtln/Atts fOf\y OroJodaJWIItk Sob scnooleyJS'"' F•••u,. SCot FlthaUPIIolo MlcNtU F. HDPI!i, fJS-urt Cont.rlbuctnp Mlcha•t E. 54'1•tt•nl8val.n•u ""' "'"'' MtchiMI CutAIOIOIActHttlllng All nager Clnd~ U~o•Qhlln.!A dt.Cootdln•tot Renee MlllerlPtDduetsOJt llf•n•gtt ~tiN• Otv1\d/Adt. ProducrJon Coor. Lllutle ConwayiPIOCWeflon TM SpKtrum: 11 serweo bf tno Flt1k1 ~t¥WIPipot 6yndfc:tte. Los. Angete:t Time$ Syndta"Ata, CotW~Qiate Heeaunt! S6rv1Qf Unll6d Ft•'"''' Syndtatltd and'Unl!ed Prtss Sy"<tiC.Ilot, Tit• SIHC/rum Ia repreun~ed !Of nattonlllt aow.rus!~ DY Communleatlon• tnd Ad\otr11!l1ng SGf'llc:t.a lo Slltdent-6, Inc. Olrcu~atlon •::,•oe: 20.000 tM !,.CINm ottlt.el It• kx:.lted In 14 h.lcty Hell, State Unh•ttelty ol N lfw 'Yoril II 8UfltJo. 8utlaJo. Htrw YO!" 1• 260 Tetep~t! (116)1536-2468. eooy,.g!'!t 1012 Butta~ t4.'Y . The SQecuum StliOflftl Pftlo<llctt1 Inc. £0110flll policy Is detefmlnlfd by IM EdltOt"·ln-Cn~f f\epubHc•tlons ot eny mentt l'l•r•ln without tne expren consent or tnt Eanoc.t~hltt l •s '"~u, fotb4ddeo 111"• Specttum 1~ prlnttd b)' Buffalo NtwtPro.aslnc,. 1370 Sontel Sl Bufl• lo, NY Be Sure to ATTEND S.A.'S ACTIVITIES FAIR Tomorrow L Wednesday, October 26th&. I 27th Mandatory Assembly Meeting Friday, Oct. 29th , 3:30PM Talbert Assemb ly Chambers President Sample wi ll Speal< Attendanc e wi ll be Take n Mandatory Senate Meeting Wednesday. Oct. 27 3 :45 In Capen Lobby from lOAM - 3 PM All Are Welcome I • P.M. Talbert Senate Chambers The Role Will Be Called Mandatory A .C.T.I.O.N . Committee Meeting Today, Oct. 25th-4PM In Room 222 Talbert Hall. Students Are Invited The Student Association Wishes to Express Their Thanks on Behalf of the Student Body to Everybody Who Made This Years Homecoming a Great Success. ~ .~idt-''' th=-IC:.fU •j �Chemistry complaints precipitates reaction atlnbula. the (•JIUrt' rate Dy OA VIO d• LlSI yean 10 0Jfltrrbwtmr fdllor F 0 1 )r.:n~, scudenu .a1 11 lhr n-ature (1\'tf or liir\y lht he1eroacnous aruup-somc ~t udcnts a.u just bcurr :at if3Jpin& the concepts whilc o1hcrs just shouldn't be- in the clan from thr UB ho•r complamod 1h01 cmaJn duses,, fil.c ( htmi\U) 101, aft' 100 rl£0Uf01.tl stan ." Funh""morr...lhar is no plan 10 r~rkt the ~umb<r of pcopk &nuna lbrou&h thr cou,~ cht numbor of f4olur<> chong<> oil I he ttme.'' In FAll 1979, lh< br<>~dO*ll attordina lO the (hcmh~ry dcp:mmcnt, WA) (In pu~nta.gcl. A-8.6. B-19.20. C· J.I.J, 0-16.3, F-13.1, -.ilh l .l -.ithdra-..nz an4 >ubs<qurnllt fad tnOtr «udcnu lb&n 1hr, should Bu1 1h11 •P~3n au bt chanams. la'l \o\te.k~~ chcmhny 101 eAanunauon was lntcntlona,lb matlc ta)lC'r than in the p:uc, dtpanmtnt offituls admn '" order tet orr"tntn rrom bdnaahc uduyp1al ""'toed out" courk Pn>f<$>0r Anhur \laucrtl, "'ho -..u In du:r~ or lhC' fir~t tnt, ~d ''ftlc q~tfOM 'AC:rt' dwnng thl' St1nr'Qcr DutlnJ 1hr foUo'lllfln.& )t:at (tn pttcc:ntage), A~.O. 8-11 ~. C-%7.4, 0 ·24.7, a,..m.,.,_ F·27 .0 -.11h •• odduaonal S.7 d:roppin1 chc clau dunn.c the ye;u Chtmi;IT) Cholr Slooley Btuckenstcin rc1tcnut'd Dannh~tacr'' '-rntlmc.nt Ihill ··w.e eaJttr •han an prf'Vlou:s yeats." Ourooa f•ll. 1981. lh< median "radt (Or 1500 ~1Udtnl5 Wi\J 46, com,a.rtd co a 63 thl.J Km~ttr Cunrru 101 1n~rructor Uanid D<1nnhaUlet li-rt"C'i i1 -.as a "• falL., Bruckenstem c.aid Ihal ''dclebc-ulc 'lUttnpl ro maLe thr tum .... dllrJCUll •• Thr ptlmary reason, tht)' ll)' b mtmten and do..'"tort • 1'\0\t don'l It( on •dequ••• ba<~arouna In "~Ntcd out'' prem:uurcly thusr ht 3ble 10 Yo til once rh~ art tn lhtt chrniiSiry.'" He added that "the Un.vershf " ronctrnnl ilboul tecaininJ •u,.denu 1 not cllminatinJ miJnr arra of concc:nmmr'" OannhlU\n "'~d thcrc tJ "no tffcm 10 c:flmJnaac stud.c1Uii- tf JU\1 W~> Of k\ ('lut rouuc trasmn& ruunc mstrucfutf ..... tu anumr they haH ~nmlcnu v. ho m tgJn no' f\('f(~um bnunt)' ror CVCr)'Onc 101 is ri&ourou~ btuU~C ·~is • ~'" 1h;u lh() wan1 10 aUt"\'ratr uudt-n1 dann~ that rh~ tourJt b ~tfl.iC I Urtd to i lhi.l • t } '' Ht 11'-c fill·tn qvc.stton,: baxd on nomcndature is ralrer lhlln chcm. In lh< paSI. "Thr old <~S h4d multiplt choke que:Jtion,, follO"<d by a sc:oood I'OfliOn in ~·hkh 1hc .,_uc!cnt -.or ked on ln\Jihr problenu." It< •Old Add11ion.ally, 111t'io hud 10 ~I <Qti"Sil'l\1, rm JRdc '"'" a.;h pruon mUll do,._~c ho'lll mant PO ants 10 ,;.. baoed on lhtlr JUdJrmrnt f'\~J1ua.l lon " Dannhauw adclrd Jh•l ih< ' 'Jo&btlea ur handtln,a I 500 exams "llh IhillY!'< of qUdiJQO Ire! 10 a ~0, nf rompla.IOUi Q)OC'CfniRJ the iradUIJ" Mly addod lhaJ lht \eCOnd .. ebminatod o.bu IO t\11 dn-..n on ehcarina. "TC'Khtna IUUI&f\U CTA•s) "-Oi.lld 80 OH"r tht aam and w me studcntJ 'tll<ould wnlt tn the to rr~ rqualiCJnl, ICCUliOJC lhC &tadC:r U( tniUln1 lhrm." tn on:ler- lo pro\c th1t tt\t tt'" ¥~H a.Jtcrtd, prores\Cn.s hl\t hod to ¥') 10 llfCIIJ l<nJ ih> IU pro•• It uOnt in.stn.ch».'' Munul.,- >aid. "had lo put lh< <>COm undu a mkrO)(opt: 10 show thll the tnk WD frnhcr en .some paru thAn other.s." Maucm rccaUA havana to ··,.ero.- 5ome tats so 'We coulo c0n1pwt lbe: tWO pilptr51f I lkm," 1\udrnl qucsdoncd hu lnsuv<1or lnr 101 Ja.:ob \lannsl;y bri.Jc-vn thet new. lest lorm&t of U multiple c:IJo,.,c ilnd M&tlttn su,ut"SU that no one \ho~dd bt- }'UI'pris.rd &I the Cl)IC'f e\.aln- "\ta.nt' dtpanm("ftll! ha\r :c----------::;2 ! I I arad~ .. Md to chartJC tht11 uand4rd\. 1hougll ~c hlt"C! bffn "'ow.n- than otbtn. •• Not ina such ~tudent _,_ ~ li'IIGAG£M£NTII . "" ~ j I r~.aJJt l "'-as th11 hlfh, •hen tb~ Nnw, Ylt"H mlrt~lt., .•· lcamn:J 00" 10 C'\rtt'(t Mattn\k)' .&nd hi! ~oUeauC"t ar~ 1\UW AI.J!.t'oif\t J Udf.J'H\ ~hO \-.;OfC" f'O\lrly uu the C\ilnn. to rc"l"n the o- "On 1!\t firtl lt..l. lnur to fi-. .,..can -cosrd I<'• than oil) tQ\H \r f-'1~ SIO<~ 10 lh<IJ >lanclorcb CHEMISTAV 1M;. 12 University Sale Hazeltine Terminal Regularl,-.$695.00 Sale Price • . *$485.00 Coming Soon I With mudt love 11. o.s\um,.lon .. !tU~h as 1h~1 v..ho like (ht:mistr)' r:~il it, Millctn Qtd 2U ~can aao il .J() percent 850 Niagara l~· 'WI 837·5007 I Deu }Amle &. Joel ~F~a~l~ls:_B~I..\I.~d~~~~~~ I r1 CONGRATULATIONS I previou~ •~nol) il (• with Student o r Faculty LD.) Compute r Corners 5 15 2 Maln St. 634 ·7528 Williamsville, N .Y. le::.._ _____ ___ &. ( (, .A I <,a•---·~r:1:r. 8(J·s LAWYE~ ASSISTANT .... The ~·sNslslant Prog<am ol Adetpho l.lnM!fSIIy is~ Jar~ and old6t A&rapp«>Yed program or its kind in New Vorl< State, w11h more lhan 4.000 • •, . . , . .. _gold ·~~ ~ gr&duates. Salanes at all ~15 have lnqeased w11h ~ exuaordirwy growth of !his~. ond lop lawyM s osslsUints earn as much as $)2.000. c:-to .. .....'llfll5~.,- . . - . . .... - ponlqpl --...t.._, -- ~--· •••WI!y -ol~ond- cmpiO)oua ......... ...-~by"'"" •••WI1)>Mdplolgr-..- been hind lf'l.an 650 Sew ftrma. CCH"~Uon:s and pt.rn• .................. ~~gr ...... Mallbtll ...... Courses offered in· GIIRDEI'i OTY. U • HUrfnN<iiON. U.. ond /OWiHATTAN. For a catalog end on onvitation 10 ~ next lnfotmallon session. maillhls coupon toda)l or lelepnonco nghl now: (S16) 663· 1004 ~~,.;;;;;;--- -- - a- ~ Oc:).U.... "' 11))0 ·~- ---'.,.,...__.'- ..A . . . ...... . . . &..,. ~------------------------- ~<>------ I I! I I I I $10 OFF YOUR JOSTEN'S LUSTRIUM CLASS RING ott..- Good Thru Oct. 21 ii · I. I •---------------WMhl'l'*eo..on--------------.J �editorial It's the system leaderahlp, even the buildings nave been assailed, and full about no one has not been signaled out for blema. But during all of this linger pointing, there hes been none at the University Itself. TM •eal PIOblem here Is US's structure A university ts not supposed to be a Dureacracy. It Is supposed to function admlnlslfatlvely 101 only one reason-to clear the path lor learning Ugh!& anould be turned, classrooms selloduled correctly, lillie Items like thiS-tl\at seem so trlvlll-matttl II stUdents hOpe to be ed~eated . And In thi s sense. the Unlveral~ucceeds administratively. But when omes to dellvarlng academ.c servlcea and upport-as well as educational diversity-the Unt¥erslty I ails apart. ThOle ere tens of units that do the same ta5~ . troiTI different building•, even campuses. There are 11 lust live or One or ltte most confou~dlng Items about this University Is that It has all the makings of ooe of the top odueatlo~allnstrumentsln the country Fine, well-<espected faculty gTiea the labor,.orles. libraries anCI classrooms. Tnere Ia 1 modern Dllysleal plant •nd the atU<Hot body Is arguably tne best In the State system Yet UB rema•ns lrustratod by Its Inability to btea~ the top echelons ol American higher educat•on Institutions. Our reputallon pales; aod there Is an qverwhelmlng sense ol e failed mission here. And almost everyone who hiS had a lorum has taken lhe opportunity to advance a rhoory. Individuals have been crlllcltod for fing~rprinl fa rile ,~ S"tt II th•• tM Do~'Cf.tl., mull N e•gf'fiH" r••'• o/1'*' or ola., ,,., "''""·f1l) ,,.,.. ,•• ,s .,ct l ft 1fi.IHn 11...,;n9 i4't fJ«.n'IDIIJ ''fret ,,. O.C.tnber •na "' 1 '"~~~ Uln o,,.., llfll fiJIIIJ 11•itment£ tttJIIIIfQUII,. II Shttlll • 1 D cata to ouy tkohol lfnd ;o gtt mro b•ts AattottltJtlmenfs " '" e tHen tUft irl '"• •Nc 1ne <Wrf'lor nmpu1 p4Pfll •ttnuvnt•ng '"'' inr:l O/fPrmg ,. • COlt"""~' ~~ on-ampus •oc.4tl0"1 ~,..H,, $ 1 '"tJ" '"'' '"' ~toc•• Jutflor~t,..t <Mil* r'Oiolng 'CII1leftl, n11JJI 0/ _.,om h•~~ r not btoA~ '"~ lt "Wt llniJfi'PtifUI!C 01 f•ce thl JUC /111 ilolltl()n Of ttcH gorng to IHrJ 01 II W(uU~ drmAing wnlt frtendt ' ' I "•P Jn th~ '"c# 10 fhf mt,.Qtlf\1 O' fho&• W~D ··~p f it~· ~~ IWI'JOIII I! .,:1 en' Utd wo/f,lf'l/•'f/y sutr,.,,f tn C4i.M; 51'1tr ·"'fl & Oep.rtrneru lflt:J ~~w~ttl "'It Huu mOll DIOP'f Wf/11 D~IUllfl'ffQ/v JIJOmU 10 uro w1tnour eo 11 '' " tro• th•r )'OU mutt , • .,,' sn'"'''• • o C.JUJ to dttn., 1tfll1 10 9tH 4 Sht!till'.s I 0 c•ffJ you Utll 11 :.e~tma ""'"o"t wftq prete,, i'C!f to t~1r1•r """ , . , , , , '"'"rH•t,•s u ,,, Ptet- t'gttt bfl' ,g ti•pttvH ol to lHJf 4 ~ •"d to 111.1 • ue I D c•nt ltu O.~M Jullfc eft1 P'OO' o/1pe 11 mo11 pl•c•~ ,, tn• .,..,. '"" ,,.,. l>f#Ot cerlt1n CiUtroomJ, •'coftol rne only r•eson ,,., 1 _.-, 1 flot't /&lfJ•or t ltart bHn •b e ro of,_,, HI C.,,,,,.,,.,, Wr..,•st• I 1M ~,,.,,,,. ' " ' 10 I~~~ ~n it'' iJ/J to ~ou to d.C•lJt •IN I you 'tltflf do alto• rourseH ro dtlnlt. *"" )'C>U' ,,,.M14. lfno•utg tlt•t you,. on IIHt lor d•strlng to do ~~thi,.,OfHng nOIICIIDir ltCAmg 1ft Qlh•,-. card cofll!e- D«:f!mHt In any u .. \'i~~.t• 'kll ,,,;s v,,.,.,ttr. Ell• COli l"t lflttf"'Otttf lftUtf l't~t-1 ,.., fiftpl . , • COttlltffl 70 d~tHs f1t11 ts unnec.auf)' ~lnce I Wtl •lfltit~J ftl~lng to opHt '"• 10, 01 wm(Jo.., '" ctus•,. on ~h~ S~>Jnt. t ellow your!J•II to ,. ...,.~ ,, lhll lsce tlte IICI .,. go lrom comlotiiOft COtllfJo!l tltet you·,. going to"'"' to , ,., Ottort IJOrnt Wllr:MnqtiHU(tl of Tr~e Jetl..,.-.on.s while lflt r•st ot your lr-.nd& tre tWt 111~mo a gOOd flmt Just thOught ytMJ~ lilt fo AtJow to optnellivl '"'' tnaid, tfle cluartMma In Wtflde Htll whtn tnert ' ' ' ltw window• In c/uaiOOittt. '"''' ~• no rtftlt1 lot Pftlon•lly "'"• tHn lot I he h~gtlf/lrlnt6d lfKI us /0 ""'~' hlvto lnt1 c•ft be oou,tertoa•o '"ore N uiYia. JI/y tnln Sh~rlfl 's ID r-t no $l•tl$tl« ' ' to ~w '"'"1 1•-• c..rda •~fs.t fleve o..n ~>t••eni.OJHJbiiCI>;. tiJ• ,,,, •f'ld IIIII roN., • COI'Jsltnt 10 c:lf<OIH& *"'' ~0'1 eettenglng ln)'OM JIICI'r ,.,,il'm•IKJtt 10 met-e "PfJI>J~e tnJtHd oi • Hntnr . , , , u,,...,II.••flleoO\anll (ow•m• the ol•tHJu t of .,.,,elut Mat, we t f l 10 IIIUI oil IIOhtDulbs ,,. ,,~, II htllf I• IJ(O,.,Iy 11/oclted, t~t would o• 1 lllt~ttCJel ••vlnQf 01 hundr~s progr1m Httw"VIH WI - OtJid I Af ~,~, the attlcJt oy 1trnJJng WomttU to tftll th(lt Th1ttl WOtiCI Component I~ not 'propo-~ed DIJI 1114 DHn lin lrHsgrRI Plfl Of lift progtam fot lour yeata 0.1pltt the dlllicl.lltlts we encountet with O~d~ft CUI.$ l n<i tntt II CI IIIII WI onfv '""' ont hlff.llme ttmpo/•fY t•c.Jit'( J)OJition a,d VOIU(I(HI wottlfJ to metnllln lr-evfNV 11m.sttr i/t&Jttt ,,_Introductory courn ""M.notlty WomM ,,. '"' US olcta I'WO Othet COUIZIS Wt wer• 1110 ~I'CfltftH llllt dimming th1 l1rgt on 1t11dt1n•.··semi"'' lleJrr to eomblf UB I'JQI&m" ant:J lho mlddt• of IJI911 Intel " •wom•n Srudlta p~oduo.&• • I~P• ot Whitt liltrtrChy lhtt Is slmflll ro the '"yon' Sh.m I IIVIIIon In tftf Unlftrrlfy'-Ct>onlln,Ot, Autn AAtYOfOw/lz '"might~~ ,,. /tftpreulon rner Women Srut~••• IYO<Iucn tne slru•tlon dell,.,ltely. Wile" fff IICI Wom..,·• Sludlls hiS trl«< ro g.t • lull-tim• lt,ulry to' the Tl'tlro Wotfd the UnNeraUy hts not bHn wiNing to makt thll position ' full-time ltfflifl IIICif 1/ne• Ruth Meyorowlu Coo<olnotor w,.,.•a SludJ" Eo.tor TM •nri-S.,.Wc lnlt;;loJ /Ocl rB/ f>y It".. Nib IMf«tll ho.. llfrlghl Iii IHI Afll» motHIIIIOft ~~ "'" • ''""'lOt rMir ,..., - r Wille,., toll / emtlttlllllon of ,,,..,t t~ 1nd tiN -hw• It It a ,.,.on til ol u• ·~ulf1 llh f'Otl ol Wt can now,.,., und•rlttnd '"' '"' teltJctlf'ICI ry,. ,,, P•,..'"' Companenrlot ...veta/ y••r•. btn UnlvtiJUy .stuoent .JUstified reluctance Wom•n 'a- Sti.Jd;es ln, trt,~CIO'I Seq,m11 d•'IDI.-d lo COI'IOIIJ/tg 4CiJIII '" ,,.. tlfT,..ITI{)I •M , , . IO flit., tht "'9h COifs" br CIUifng J CMJCIOiii,.U Ol const,..,tltOn HOII'-'~ I!ff, 1 f~PI Uum enttglll lfltOIJIO Dl DlfltJI rJueG(ed m of lo wtmtlg lflf! fHgn IIU8111Uy flflr Ill. , PUif!PI mlo l bt ~~~~~,~ the $11H;II I tlrl itft'e- ~IS/'J Wha I It lfouiU~ IS fiOUtndou& ~ lftolt Food S el'\l;'•• .I tJrt/f t/lfttttly c:OttftKtot:t to 1n1 w111 IIQ'Hj WI wtue very ple1r&d oy A l11n ICICIHC"s po~llve .rlfcf• (Oct I I on I IHI ll '' •fltrJPMbJe thtl I he lmt>Jtc~tlr tf'ldots• '"" •nltmgerr•rtJ on ,, lndbtnllill'l rtUn 1f11 toea I EoHot OHfJ,../11, ,,., Ph~J. al P'•"' wun tfl~ govem111enr "1 e v~~ Cftnnor obi 1m~ Lower inlensil) Edllor: •, lJ8 tl'f COI'Cft"td •bout IM eKI/ttmg COJta Of fi+tlfiCII~ I 8'01rPt '"lgftt S~ ,,. ·~. •llfl'lr).J)t to rtp1$1Pt •" Ute toe•• OOI'tQ tmge~pnnrea Oil',,.., ftfol 'lt•ICtd~ , o' tlte t,wctr.- ot Or-tW11 1" 1 8 o obtl~n fftf •0'J 1-t<nftg llitJfiDf•f'l«tt 0) tf'le EN• mu11 bfl In place lrtt o alfowlnq lfHtm seJt~~f f o lJtJ 111 o!us 0 urd Wll'ar '"e •(!-.~11•Um~'• tlon r ,.,, , ••CI., U tlt•l fO Notnlng Clan 1>0 accomplished In a ayttem ot over·lapplng, tractured, empires There must be a central tore•; olherwlse, the University Is a comedy ol errore. And tne lel.lghter stopped • long time ago, '"• onl)t 1..-g•l requ•rel1'~rtt to purcftue '"-~01 ~~ N•* ror1 'C>r ,,.,uu Fooa S~trv1ce lao~ ol six department5, lor example, !hal provide aulstance to minority students, with no cenl!al coordlnallng •ole to solidify and overaee those efforts. Non! until the University createo e special post fust lor thla tasl<. The Universi ty's academic ellor1s need to be streamllnea If thi s Unlverslty "'anta to run a orveralflld. llbera(#rts and humanlllea-orlonted Institution, cornplele With student and tacully oroducllvlly, then II must addren~ts process, as well as rts programs to gtw UP lftt Will a.n• and md-1 OOIJOIIU#ona to the ..,.,0 ,,,,,•. lntraruigencies fK.,Ifflf1• ltiOitQ I'OJIINe rlflfUIIIOtt In OftoemO.r ol lilt Tho following wu IIH/ It II dUIICU, to Und• rJ"rnf wny ffl Will tftOIJQfll· otJt •nc lllmly tonatructed f'hO ptogr•m , ... oe., 10 dtllbtrettty tton•w•lltd by ';Oilt offici. Your conc•m tbout It• nHd tor tddllfon1l fund• • rtd ltiOUI'Ofl '"m• Ul·loundfHJ •rw1 lnlppropt/ate oon•ltl• rlng ,,. tlttOII«<o•ptlnlllon r..lf propou/ outUn•• 4f It OW UndWIIIf'lf11ftg t/Mt Am•rkan StW'-J b11 WOii«J l~uPIIontlfy ltlld to OOttllt tltf lpptovot ol t~ P~O dU,!ng the P•Jt ltn -;Hrl. Th..., ha~t COmPlied With tl/ lilt rtouft~m•m•~ contotmtd with 111 tlte tU~k •nd htvo ~rtftl~, ..,., to Y~ PfeekMnt ror A,e.tterntc: ~ff1 111 A-rt AostbeTV ~~ memo•,-, Ql the E~.ounv• Commltt•• oltlte Gr1dU1tt SchOol. tnd fhu1 rtlpontiO~ lot • PJNOVI I 01111 M;tt QradUIII PIOQ,..ffJI. WI 1/e fUfPI'(JM IO M i t ol 'fOUittiUNIIO lecllltttl tflt llttet ._,,.,..,. ot ,,. Pn o PIOIJitm In Am«lcan SrUdf•• fft<WOII ... , , _ , . your con4Mn lor • «Jmpr.,..,.~ tctdfmlc pl•nnlng PIOC:.JS w. do ftOI tH t~t tflft PIO(Jf'lf'l ll,fldl In th• wey of th••• o~'"" p/tltl. The IJA In Amttltln SrudJu ';fl/ ,,,.o fHOfl'""' ~,..,, lllltlll~"' and oxc.ptlon• l /HOP<>..I ror • P•O JNOflf8m. AlttH ell 111111 Worlr tnd th• t:onrrlburlonl •~~<~ I'IC()mmtndatlo/la lt()m tht Gtldutte Sc'hool'l ExecutiVe Commfrl11, your oiOc• '"'''" 011 rtmtlnlng Jntran•Jo•nt. '" our cona.m ovet llttlututt of the AmiHICO~ Srutllol PhO PfOQfOm, '"' ,,. r«~_.• fl~g aUgguUofl& lot tf'IICtlw •ctlott 10 .nsurw iu con• - lrop~U!enrer/0<1. We oro NfM ro -* Wi ll> '/0111 oil/« foweJ'f 11011 P - A. Murpltj c.n-auo Or•duatt Scnool Mldta~ Member~ of Executlvti' Commit I,. �op-ed Guest Opinion T uv Arab~. namly Lebinese militiA men. that have oubllcly ctalmea refiponslbllll)l lor their action Noi>Qdv, 11\Ciudlng Israel, f~Cled them to do what ttley dki-thtty acted on Uu!lr own GoH'IQ one st~p hutnor, OAS accv.$G$ l5fDtl of murdenng Bat,lr Gernayel, while In aatrut a tell wtng MO&km\ w~&. ,;uested In oormocHon A~!ltl ttle murder, The OAS cnaUenges the history of terrorl$.m Jnd as absuro ae. tr'lls 'oun~$. c:IQes ro1 tltshate 10 compittt l&•iU!I wnh the Nazt movement In reall1y, If we woUld attempt to Ust PLO cum&t commlllecJ agamst mnocent ~opte . tnc:ludlng L~banese thl$ paper wotJid oe too sF\ott to contain \hem all Ju~t to touch oo 1ome highlights 100 refresn your memort~s. let rn~ tecall Just a few II The murder ot I he lsr~ou oetegatlon 10 ttle OlffT!plc G&me' in ~un+ch When the aurvtvlng muroerers werE teteased from the German j ail thft'r w6re weloomod home ~' heroes by an Arab country. Later one ot them O&camo Open Forum Af·a tara advisor u • reWitrd tor his achievements. 2) Tne au act\ by the PLO on 111n tareell s.cttoo• aus 1n Avlvlm killing 22 e orel"! Oft theU w•y to aattool. 3) Capturing a kln. oarden of 3 10 5 vear otds In M lagav Am ln. an autmpl to ta l•o~mah tl'le lunoll government while killing tho children. 4) Const1n1 shelling Wllh l<.aiiJ$h !ihtJis towaro (liVtll.a.n cttle!i along tho north border ot Israel. 5) Murderlng Israeli diplomat• an(l $hoottn(1 at Jews coming 04.1t of synagog ea. tn vartou!'i European eoonttl@5, Not ontv Jow s suJter 1rom PL.O actio~ Ona:e tne PlO oatrted power en<f the euppott or .some Arab countries. genenuea '" lnUHmallonat e-enter to1 terrorism In Lebanon. Documents were found ln PLO neadqullit1tUA prov!ng connectlorts wt1h tl'le mo't brutal tenorlst organlzation5 In the WOfld. Fourleen year old boys were bougtn b)' tho PlO tram poor lem!IIH In Yarnen and ottter ArBb countrle·s, Otalnwutted and sent (O flghl But lh& 1)aople wt'fo au11•1e~ the most from t,e PLO acllvltles were tf'le Lebanese 111emserves, Ualng lhelr w~at)ons. t)l6 PLO toult what they wanlud, forcing the h4tlpleu lebanese to do as truty were told to Qr D4 torh;~eo 01' klllectlf they did not cooper ale. Other punishments ,,.y lnciiJCI.!d~ 1) Rape (Ex. The fape and mutder of I he dBughter of StJe!H: Mehmod Et Muri from the vmilge of An5if, lOCI led between Slaon and Hab1n1a, that dlo not eooperBJe Her body was tound latcu with ~er broasll cut on 2) Tearing" per5on Into plec~s by tylno nlm Wilh cnoma to four 'f!C!pa that drive tn four dUforonr<urecllonl In the rTHc:ldle or Jhe day In the maJ, square of the chy of Sidon and then drtYlng on with the pieces. 3) Cuttlng otl tf'le flt~gera o f Ct1rlatia" tatmers to prowonl them from joining Haddad's mUttlas. •1 Ttle mu"cre ot 200 Cttr~sUan& after tockli'IQ tnem In thttlr church tor rwo days and ranucktng tJ\Dh houses-. In tt'!e vi Hag$ ol Hays,ee h' JRli!l COUr'lh' on the 19th ol Octol>e< t975. MUCh mo10 could be Uld abOU\ PLO Cflmo&: wt~lcl\ enjoyed the support of Arab nauons au the way. But lu,nfng bac~ to the !>fflall ~cale ot ou' campuo;, an e\lerH took piece here before the Israeli operation In Lebanon !hat p•inl& a P"C\I.,II(t W(H\h a: tl"lounnd w Of\1$, OVrtno .. J)&rtormance by the ls,aell student lolkdance group at an ll1tarneHontf oultural evenii"O on lhe Amherst campus. the Arab stuOi!nt$, sumulared by rr.e Pale5tln1Ans "mo"'~ tllem, \flO<J lmttupt the perfOffl"'ance by shouting oerooatory phrasea !'ind tentng 1he room. Muc:h to 1,1\en dl!i•PPOi nunent. the l.ebenese stuclents .stayed, c;n ee'od the Israeli group ~nthuslas r 1cally, •na 5h00k their hand5 alter 1fle performance. Wa' 11 bec•use they 11"-ed the tstaeU'a QerfOI'mance so mucf'J? 01 did tnev tlnow even iU I hill time the ''at tece olin& OAS that today tlla.s to use the Lebaneae misery 10 ac.hleve thch goal-to diS\Otl lhft lactt tl'l an attempt to turn the pubUo .senumont against 'o tsraat AvlkJt Arnrtfn. tn l.sraefi stUdlllfl st 118. By RichardT. H ull d wa$ <leeply Dothereo bV his lrlend's deatl'l-no11iO much bV the fact ot 11. ror ha f'lac:l bewme reslgnod to Ita eventuality some tlmM aoo, when his Jrlend ellpped fnto a coma, but rather by .somethlno 1'11$ trlend's parents haCI c:lone. For, HHt)' naa told tf'l.e dOCtor& that tney wantad the chemotherapy and other treatmertt5 tlopped 1nd wilnl\td no "llOiolc' meuures perlorrnod In case their son stopped bruthlng or had )()me other c:Usls To Edit tlmos' teemed tttat tr'\e.v wantecl their son to die. wan~ed 10 shorten tathef than P'Oiong the Urtto th-ey hid lett togothet Sometimes Ea reels th•t hla friend was killed ny his parent& SaUy nearly c~ed on ttte lump In het thfOit., she !ought bi9~ tl'r& telua Hm nut, offbeat molf'l~ r tlad oeet'l ' 'ding In • mototcro&! raee and had had an accident. Sillily ind hi!' motf\er t'llld just ttarf\Od tf'l•• 1'\e, pa1aiY3I5 from 1ne nock down was C)etm•Mnt. aut What had shoe-ked. Sally wu not Just fhi.S newt, but he1 moll'l'Or'.5 attltudo. Oepen<1en1 on an jncwetUng ca.thele. for hat continued e..tstence, h.er moth.or hid 1otd ,,._ miC11Ci11 team 1hl1 she wanteo It out-that sns wantod to dle. Her roother had alway• boon • Ught'ec. a pootson with •n tncr8'dlble l&&t fo' life. Now she wants to dle-atmo:tt as ttlough sn& wete pelntln; a gun at her Mad ana squeezing the trlgglf. Sally tlad never opPGS1MJ ner mp!,•r's decisions before, but shtt steeled ~rSblf for the comln.g dlscu.55tons the mec::llcal team 'l!"ho taa.d turned to SAlly tot tf\.e decision, u. she nad been glvtna the consent lot her mothefs treatment sJf\ce ahe Wa.5 hO•Pitofiud. E wt,, Ed and Sally have confronted s.ltU.etk\fls lnv·otvlrtg e grow11')Q number ol Ameracen.a.. Our medical teehnok)Qy hU ~regressed to the point Where much can be done to forestall deattt and prolong Ute In shuatlona which , 20 yeaf5 ago, woo~d have feiutted In 1 relatively quick death. But thll same technologY has not evotWKJ to \~ polnt where 11 Clfl aaatJre a MYetefy IU or Injured person ret:torarlon to normak:r. otten such patjanta ate left wl'h uvea ot conttant paln.. loas of lmport1nt tunetlon.s. and dependency on others. Such paUent5. tl'lttlf Jamllfn and trlel'\ds, and those tha• apply that technology. Uve In a genetatlon In Whlct'l techno•ogy c.reetu moral oUemmulhal h unnot yet rHOI'Ie .. Thla genor• Uon ts thus torc.ed to struggJe with hatd queatton1 whlch out oeneraUol'\$ did not confront• One maJoc question Ia that of pa•sWe euthanasia-the dellbecate wJthho"'lng or removal ot llle-pfo~nglno measutas ~nowlrlg thA\ a swlh dea1h will be the result. A • By Arike Ai nstin "e feHer "VrfHen to tho odlto' on Oct. 4 by the Organization ot AJib Students (OAS) rerlecra on a small toaht the Arab tlyla. cUing lhoh own c.rlme-t and blamii'\Q tnel'l') on l&rae•~ By manlpuliiUng ttte tacts, they d,.w a p•cture ot a humiliated., detensete.s Arab naHonrhat struggle$ url(Jer Whet they Oil! "lmpefiali,SUc l~uaell1mbUion' and DV ualng theie llee: th4Y to tum t1'1e sentiment' of Hle publiC agatn5t Israel. Mowevet, to ttte dluppolntment of the OAS1 tact& can no1 be ctlanged eYttn by tne but lilt The musacre In the refugee camps wa~ a¥ecot&ct oy tu.rthe.r compllcaHon Is Involved In both ed·s .oo Sally's C·I SH- 'The decls~l"! wa-& made 10 discontinue chomotherapt and tn wMhhokS herotc measures In ttla c.as.e of Ed't lrland wHhoVt 1M latter"a know1edge or expucn consent. Ed does not know wttethar hl.s fr;end WolJI<I have conaented to Of rotvsed wlltlholdlno of aggf6Ui•ve trNtmon:t and resuscltaUve meatures had he oeen C\J).tble of con1fderlng the l.ssu•. In thts re•peet the euthe.nula wu nonvoluntary. St.Uy's mother. on the othtr nand. did e'ltOre~stv reque-.st the ee.saaHon ot 11te5lJJtatnlng Heatmenti euthannla In he4 castt woUld bo voluntary. lilt ~ere 4llow~. Tne relevance of che nonvotuntary/Voluntary dl&tlnetkln depends on anotne•. pflo, quuHon: WhetMr 11 Is moral!~ permtsslble,,fllf'ler In 011eseu or artother. to oot lot an end to • life WhtC'h one Juelges to be no lonQctf wo,lf'l. living to1 \hal person And ttl Is, ln turn, m•y be eeen as centering on rhe question wnetNr one'5 tile Ia one't £HOPertr. to t>e <!l$po&e<t Qt In accorc:1ance wiUl one's expteesed (Sally's mo1lle~ or hypoth•st:od (Ed's friend) wloheo According to co,taln 1h$of!u of propenv. something 1s o,e•s property when one's own II bot l& " m ixed" wttn nature .so as to ITIO<JHy 4ome f;Ortl61'1 ot tt On Ihit c,ncrlon, -an adult' s llf~ ts hi !: 01 her ptOI)tlfty to th-e extent thll life represents the re$ults ot petsonal eH0t1.-as In eaucauon, tralnl"g, working to 1-eanze some goal, etc:. Howevur, ba1u b loloolool nt• •s ttle t85UI\ of ltle efforts ol one a partf'l5 In procre•tlon ind ca1e ~nd nurture ot th-e teeL11tlng Af'ld evoo oduceuon and tratnlng a1o often u,de,I.SkOn With puatlc support In the l orm of scholarships. sub$ldlzallon of part of ona· , lducaHonll coa15, tacUil18S b1,Hil With la'i oollar&, etC'J O!'ltt pres.umabty .acqu'"' '1ownershlo" of one's life as one taka.s a!'ld ••erolse5 lncieas•ng Ut&ponslbiHty fo, It and 111 development, bur one lacka~ " clear title" to the ~Xtent that ont'l Ilie I.J tbe prOOI.IOf or otl"'•,·s eHort!l o, ln¥earmenl ~hlcn 1'111 not been rel)a•d. '"''"t. Anoth.er fYpe ot prope"y tntory, nowe~et . fe}ecis an ownership view ot the relationshiP between the lnctlvidvat and hit or her propeny, holding 11'11t one'a property Is what one~ entrusted with by anotnor, utually somo divine personage Qf l~ft Slate. Su.cn & relationship Is cal*' a flduclary one. Tn1a Vlew wut omphaalzo r. .ponalblllty •nd a.ccountabUUy rather than llberW Wflh rnpect to W'hll happens to one'a ptopetty. On thll criterion, an adult'• lite may be nl8 Of" nor property, but tha1 person Is not tnereby entitled to do with It as he OJ1M sees Aat'htr. '"" nre u to tut managed acco10tnO to tt~e w!snes ot tha primary o wnet, God or tha state, who hu sovereignty over tt. So. n of'!6's life Is one's ptopeny accordlflO to 1tu1 first acco\lnt, tM question In the cue of Sally'~ mothe, Ia dectoe<~: tltH Ute ts h&ra to do with as •aea fU, without acoountlng to anyone else 'or her docftlont. And tl"le Issue concernltiO Ed's trlef\O II solely whethet his parenu were prope~ly treated aJ t\ls proaloa. ompoweted by nlm to dectde on tllt Dehalt On the othet hand, tt one's life 11 one's CKoptrt'y In the llductary senaa. then both cases !'leed ro bd suppleft\M\ted by somelhlng els.a-namely, an account of the w ishes ot th.e primary owner-GOd. the stale o..soelety. Oependl,o on outcome or that lnQ\llry, lhe dec:lslona wiU be right or wrong at ttley accCHci with or run counter to ttte wtanaa of God, the state, or one's social ruponatbllltles m. Ecra f&ellnoa about his trJarid's palfmt• would thua be ap~HOPflato oc11y It 11'\41 seco"d account o' PIOPertv wtne eortftct and the Wlanes of God or the Stall\ had tHHin violated, Of If Ed's friend hid -&OCfll f8$pon.olbllltlet wNI(l.h wou1c:1 00 untutflll&d &5 tho result ot •n early death, or the tlrtt aecount of property .,.,, coHect bvf tile parel'\tJ: hadn' t nad I heir son's proxy to dOC::Jde on his behalf. And Sally would -similarly be Justllled In oot sk:Jino with her l'ft01tret>'&wlstu,& only If the first ac.co\lnt ot propeny war a couect but hBI motht!r hid not •cqu4fed full owner•ttlp o f herself 11om f'ler paranls- or otners woo had contribUted to her denlopment '" uncompensatecHor way.s. or tile .second i!CCOUfll ot property were com.tcl and God's CH thrt a1a1e s wlsnes wertt for her to !lvl! or she had ovoltldlng 50Cial rupon$lbii!He•. We do not, as a aoclely, have a commuuly tletd thooty ol property wnlch wouKJ apply 19 uva& as to CAr.s, nouiiUl and other ObJects. Nonetheless, thertt are eon'e lnd,catiOn& that one vlow IS bol!'lg o refGned or turttle, ed •att~er more rnan tne othtH .rt the nresent time. On the flt!t account. tl'r•"'• ol a young child lilt his or ller oarent••pn:)perty 1n a &enae tl'latlmptles theh owner ahlp (IS Bill Cosby's father uld, ''I brought him tntu thl$ world. I cen U•~• "'m oo1,'•) it woutd seem 10 follow that thelt wfshea are final u to whethef' t"at child shaiii!Yo or not. Something ~~~• rnls ,..tew had QOnakir:tra'>te aGcep1ance for a number of yttatt In the context or deClldlng whetMr newbofrt& with multiple blrJh defeels woutd be treated or allowed 10 dle. But a reet!nt Feder~l ordet has oono out to aU hospltets enfoYiog II\& t>enetll or any F'ederel funds to aaalat hom neonatal pasatva 4!\lthlnllla on pare., tal authorlza tk>n or lace Jots ot those Junda. Af'O, bolh paranl& a.na phyalclana participating In tuch dot:telona havu come under fho 10COnlly. belno cnaroed wl1h murder and anompted murder by district attorneys tospondlng to the value• ot pro-Uio groups. Af\0, a New Jersey court ordered 1 tt•nafulion for a JehOYah1a Wltnaas mother ot 1 .small GhiiO Ort tf'l.t ground& ltl8f t)er 'IOIUntary dea~h WOUld cone11tute child abandonment, which waa lmperml&llblt given her soolaf respons1alh11es... Actfona and caaes Jlke lh&lf:i refle<lt • trend In the courtl and the currenl admlntetratton to lncllfle towerds ltle flducltry view ol property tn Its applleaUon to ht;man Ule. The question. " WhoM lfro Is II, anyway?". is tttut bel no 8!":SWired &1'\Cttaalngty In a manner thai dan lea I he self· ownorshlp view. 1ncrea1\ngty, the autonomy ot tho Individual e"'c:l of patent a ova' their chltdte(llt being replaced by stat•dlrectad declalona... Whet hoar we are prepar.O to •Urr-tf'l<ler self-o¥tnttahlo u tr.e price 10 ot paid tof seeking to control and limit lndMdual and parent•l choices It • llegiKted bUt central dimension of the curren1 debatea O'ler IUC:h Fedatal r&gulatJons, the Human Ul• Amendment, ond olmllar rulflctlons olth<l ffeedom ot 1111 tndtvtduat cltb:en and Ul8 auronomy ol the la111lly-o queollon that, II notaquarety to- and dobattd. lo likely to be decided 1>y dotaullR~hl!d T. llu/1/e ollht Ooportmont• ol PM!osophy attd /Jedlclnt. �feedback A Nerve th e What a b o ut Sabres? Tn1 tWOftnf proponl lor •~•,. atudont union n1~ #lrucle • nfHYt with me In I t, lundfng WOCJk/ comr rhroc,tgh 1 ,.,.,..,. atudltltt EGIIOI' HoW<~ ccwld Managmg EdJtor Jo"' M, Olla r wme an trllt,. ec>nC!e'tnlnp A Warning ~ f•ef) y~ar "'' tYid '" Itt• eoll.-ge p1perJ rhat Frt.shmen m •• ue-so "" .. Thu• atllctu 1/WI~ 'S #tl litf trial& WIIICfl naw lifu<l«~ra mu•r ovetCOM•-••rmng U.ffl ft• V l fOUM tn~ otl't"""'$ lt11fflnQ ro ro/er~rr I~ ru11 ot Otm')' Crflm, lrtl1 llndlng ,.rJslylng JOCjal 011tlet1 On• Hem thll tS ne~~et mtnt~Cned rnu• ""' 1ft lrtr ot ~•eA ro sctJOOI" • u • t• it: t~r o"'• ouf ol tffffY tO /tiJhmen, tht IJIIOII$ hm1Wll ol I UIIS/)'In9 SOCIII lilt lrt'tOIVft "'' UUtrlD11 oJ I lfOmOJ.f)Utl tn~ l•tJt flm• Wl'l lte tn IHQfl schOol 1 tJft&on JCt• ntn)'-OUtn /01 UIUIIfr doba 1101 liv~ ''""'o.spnett ot In Itt so,~q:lllfff/{)M or •nr ' "''" ect~r•-•sP«Ct•"r to,-•ro koltmly roo~~~•ta aJtfetrnc:e nomou~~JIIH'i Tn~ ldfltiiOflll ltt~ fng with Mom and ,,ruurP ol o.a ~ ~ anot,.t• ttcto• llt'h ~r.fl At the 11m• rime. wit/foUl mMOonlrtg Pflll HOU51e)' ol th• SIMI' Trw . o,.,z.,r 45 .,,.. QrHtest answet to tile gutsrton "can •omtoody 4tOP ltlm?"' '' •n •mpblriC ..no" But the f•f:t ,..malnt tNt CHt ' " ' EG!\0,. Private pursuit trtlftf1110ty ' " tl'le 81~0 Satuls 6-.f "''" OiEI Edmonton tlfls piiJI .Svna•r a and fit* 'l¥ar,lno to gulltOI~ U" deigndUIIIt tllflng mltltl,..u:o~ a.tamUtl flons CMIMNI ro-r Ina:••' Cit btcA' e tttr if hll tJHtt gr•d d demJttd the ~Ofllt'H ltt&Wt'f fOI I he lilt, Com~I'CI ,,,.,.,,.,, ,.,P"' "' oe,_,., 11, o,.rdl' ..,,, tM Ott.spltt plfylng' t tgular rhllt m only t!Ja fiiiiiWO pl,kXIS. Phil .C4,..., trom up UtrH '"'I , ,.., P«JP't ~rtO• mattvne ..SCOting ltn ~ •ron.g ;n ll'lt Pill tor tmttr• CltiiiS, tuc.IJ 11 OM goat Thoma• Hllcftwt.kl SA mint , BiolOgY t tP. 1.nr1 1 ooura• In fN>flter"' anatomy I outc:om• "'' ' stfllltt doubt """"' 'Gre tzk)''l gael artd rtttO I JSJS:I.S cam• , ,,., &Jfft#o "'~ built 5-0 ana6-21Hd& G,..tllt'f 11 wJthout I doubt tft~ lloppfld UJllfQ mec:hlfle ICOIIng 111M f C0ff1Pit /M41•bout etfWJ 1nd w1a told '"" "mlliflifttt hOPP•"· •• ECil,or In,.,.,.,.« to Itt. OCtotHtr 1ltn anr)Oitym.ou.s •met•• oy Antb 1tudentt wftlch were rkrouaty raolat affd •MJ.-S•muJc. ,,,, tml t»SI I OrwlfO '" ll'll i.IHl. om HIOI• too long. PMI H04111f'f rrtl'r b~ htl/etl U fht btl I dtffi?Ufnllt In tile a•mfi, Po.JSib/~ t~ven the Cf.sf 611'1Cf BoOby Ott ~now ,,..,. m f CftiM JCOifld ll&r Cln H ml• p1101JD, tflf I'COitt ffflffll'l4 on lftttt 19c01d• end thl coutse grAriR m;.s Dliet!IAIIM, Ill Wlf~Uf #'11 srucNI'Jt' s Anowl«~o- Hewtr t fiJJI • m.c,~~SCO('P(J •nl We! JltHt' rwo IOtllfll I} the Af•b IIUd~IS ••~ 2J The Sc>ec:lrum , . . PLO Jon l<.•mP'fMt. Ul\l"rahy 'tu.dt"t Gtv Pf'Ottll 4r Chttt.. E. Smith, Jr, ' "moe111flte" oro•nllltlon ,,, •ttott hll bHII I IItty JUCC.S'IfU/ AftOCI&te PfOII-U Cf M•nr ltVill''""' na.,. HGome .ao oymt>lllho/rc to tho PLO For tUmJ.)/f, liN ftiPOttlf• ~I/IID/Itit1 tM l'lO lor purpoui'( p/ocJng Ill t~• Millo ft:/tOOI' tnd UB ~~~ IOfii.JnffF, 1 Jj ;t • <lf~N P'" t notllll'f'<l commc.m•t1 or J'«)pl-e rtt1J I CI'tool II ,.r>ge rros~lll& enougl1 •rto al.,.,.« ttnoug,. ro has o••" dtalmg wuh -• ,CIIJI~tl .t ~fell Oe•l Of {HIVICY .4 sutJ:t•nttll numtHH ollndf'WidUIII WhO thtn' HIIHH Wi t n gM lrt lq1ng The S.tttra trom tht AratJ .stuttenrs shoo~~~ trua.ttr "''' tJ Ire« ro e t plort us wh•t ,.,.,, ,.. , It~.!. Sf~IJ•I•Ir IIM•'f ,.l)ul f!oly ro fftad,care the Jews. tn t•c:r, en fJI610flfltf~ Sfltle(tl A(ICJ gotlfmmlltll Wtrt pOIIIICIIfY ot~gned with G«manr dutlnfl 'NOIHJ War IL The ._,,~do I dJ•Ntv~ /t:1 tHIOitiOie, modet,l AraOs OCJf Sf?OIJid COM/ftc~! Ull asuat rwader thll the lafltlls are f,ndH<J dH'Ift!l wNit I tlgmtfll a.,,,n rhe supporr of en H1fntlf14ble •nctltrge comme~nih of o ther 91 .. peopl., On~ ol 1111 mo&l fNiiCu lf 1rpecu of commg 0111 11 oemo 101• fa ,;tenllltr oneself • l'hm A 'tlrldttr $Ot:lll l conlfut I c1n 'fn'fef"bftf w111n t ft1d tltlf UIHtiJIUJd m'J&.tl ~u QIY IHIIttg nof only t/tlf I wiJ vndCHIDtNty '""Mit on1 our~•de or S.n p,..n,Jtco. but .tlio ""' I would .,.,,, mii•'IOAJ.s 1tH1 lmmotal mttnfJona wno wmdo o, .say enVIftln~ 10 etltleve thtlr go111 other 9') twople-• group Wff,cft 1 annlhltatlon ol •II Jew• A• th• •I>Onyntous Gvell Op/11/<m noff(J 'Hitler aMI h•• coJkNgliH knew ""•gmed tow homogenous 1ru1 thll '"' JewJ .,. not onty 111~1 nothlttp il1 common tt¥Uh mtimkJ•r,ng EHn '"*VB'Imo1tga,y Wo rld dlrtQIIOUk to OIHmlll'/, but .t/10 ro r•nrtU~t~ tofly Into lhl r11t o/ lhl WOffd •• uplodes '"" myth Wt ,,.. the e•...e •.s 1 ny flm:lom ~~~or '"' T"• ltcofl<f 101., ' ' 'J"h,.3. Spec:uum. WI>O. . toni ol Journtlltm "'' tdtn a plung. m puolloMng '"' ortlcln TM po/ray of !Ito/~>< Amortun ~pen tm;IIJdi•g Tht No• VOfi< Times. Wll'h lngton Poa1 and fHir own ~en I poputatlon-4rC-tpt '"'' ..- e 1re g•'f We ere ot ell r~ces •nd ,..llgtorff W• -.re lrt~m •II toeJtl Olc•groundJ and /leldl o' ltud)'. '" ,,. I TOW VOV ~r TO SEND 1HATA~SASSIN AFTER 7H6 PO~., Wt ,,. UttHHt"" Ut lpol'tl ,, politfe.&. l nd _, ,,~ f)OfJUIII CUltUre riiHI It liMply ItO J'fp/Cif fiOmOIIXUII hire. Thtt m1/0t resew~ '"'"'ble to QIY peopte on UIQpul ia the Gay Peop'e't A,•l~ (GPAJ •n OIIIOf Jtt r.,_,, 707. T/oe GPA wf9fch " ' ' No bull BuffalO N0¥11'5 an~ 'ormar Coufltr Expttllll not tO pul>tlsh rtt:llt. lnll•mmatoryort:l••tf't 1116• ,.,.,. 10 '"' odltot In oddltlon, lhlt a tmotf ,..,., at;Ctpl nm·erond (II thtrt•tt e~nn •ntWtffltl ' ' tiiJ fftd most 11m•• #he ,...,e tflll lftt O'wttlon """ ti ltH ~·r '.s lorpott«~. HlgtHH tductrk)n, I 1g'", Is '" lmtx>fiiM factM '" hclmtn dtrefopmenr, but ,..il• To quo11 U t CiiOmO (Spec.llum 101201624 "II Am•rlef II lo rogoln Ha. .conom#C SttiOt II t!f#U N by JnwtiJ/tO In OUt flflftlt "-'OU!Ce our PfiOP'- • To comm~~nr Oft INI Mr CUOmo (ond ony 01,., pol/1/ool lftJtlrt ttllo m•r ot ,.,mnp tltiiJ /ftWIImtnt ,, OUI fHOple-tM Pow., Elite to manJput.tt fht ttmosplt•,. grHtt., lnw.UnHtt thlf ttW ~ •lrl'l / lf'gotf IM/IItle pollt.ie11fl& couklpouf.b'e '"'~•-1• to gNt ua blc• our r;:HOtnll"t IIH1 I(Hp mem ~lui~ lnd QIIUI'Hted, biJt yOU tiJOIICittcl•na} ~~~ 1/'JOUid "mtlf'lblr tNt ro publk: ollie• I• • tlfftlllf9•, nor • ttgiU t&ometftJftg mint' ol rou rde ''ghttyJ It is a b111c ,undamtmtt ot our •rll•m that oovtrrrmtnf II fotmH to holtl• • /ow•.,l'f colltt• ltOufl eJ~f1fl Fffd•r ' ' w11~1t coif" 1nd '111/ne ,,. t«Yed rn•u cofi.,.IJOUJeJ pro•lft ' " Of>P0'1•nlty 101 g•v to telA to nett othM Jnlolmtil'/, tttd lt't a rtllltf111 The d4tetsion to e.sllbhth ~' Qef ld.,t,ry 11 nor gt>~ng ro change ~who you " ' · • U I• -sl,.~lr going 10 lmprov. ,,. quttlty of your U/e, Wftefl r,. u•I'Ct i/l'm fl'f / US&JI Ity rupond ...Y1s., tmOftil ,.,,..,., tnJng.l tf'lt 1 '"'· 1 am 1 110 ' In,_, voars hn bHfl lrylng to hid• Ito onll· Sttm,UJ/ft attd a•ll U&fll ' ' f o n hO~?Jos-•• 114 1 D'e.51f• vtH il l~lvonq o.uw1e h•t• ,,.,e ;s M""'bof Two losers Utduen ,.,,, to post/)0/Je tctrel'l "ome Aasembl~ •M ''' orltttu IIIJ IPOt on fhe Stl,l'l blue 1/fltt AU IHS POJflll werw Jtor•d while thl gtrne'c lhlrtlffg, su.u:M>nu •nof)ld .,uaenr '"'" seco"d b•tr player ott "'~ t(;t! Housler govt,r~m•nt g11n11 8/8 Ot#ng CUI. COlli 1re rll.lng 1nd tn.ll111ttclaJ situttiOn lot mott •ttiOifftl If Qlllllng WOrt's. A a I fls-UII, 1n tdit/onll fH will be much mot• d/1/tcu/1 10 ~y. Whel' 'f/IIUI lrit Stvde"t Auoci•Uon.,• fll t ,,., lhf tl'ttwtr iS' ttOI t lwty.s to ""'•••• gar .. Now 1h1t youW lift home. you're on your own- Mom anrt O.d "o iOII~ he down thl nell Youn ltw to do II 'fOU pWH Wnr fWtQ(et f"• rtrnl gone Dt7 Q)t/egt i• ,,.o for teamlng--fJOt only I bout flte VIH'J(Id eround you. out lbotif .,_,.."· W•~• got~ ol trr•c•u•o' ''*' .,,,. Prowtf Goy P_..., AtUa..- d(gnl/y. P"ymg oil tho hordthlp a"a dltP«rlr1 o l lftl peop,. wUII I ll '*'"' tnould oa o1 '"' mud-JJI.ttglttg ••, tto tJtd to w"om '"s, ""~wiJt f doM"'s, ..we know IM real ptoblltnl end IOfUtfOr?$''• ItO II tht ultimate Jnautt FOI fftOif, IHOiiOttgN dl~,_ lf U ,,.. prtmery motf\11101 ol ,,. c;ompllc•mcr th•t t/IOH flt fHndtnr on public a:upport m;gttt havt. and wfty ~JtOuldn't If l,.lifOP,. IH you po// IIC.It11 ¥otlng youflfHf rala-••· end "'*' gontfiiiY JMng •ntoh olltno n09'' yet •••rr u,..ol o/ Hlt/01/hom /,._./_00 I tr/t l h1 IIJNIVI/ HHK? wo un"l _,get 0</f q.VMtlonl lti.J...,_ WhiiOUI I Oif1 anonymout ''"''• Gtw Ul "'""' ' '· tNHIM«< Dy tMir IKJm~ po•ttrrntnMtt~. NoiMno ccwtf1 til' lfrltghtlotWirf IIJ• crtdlb~t. It Is known '"" /hall lfttttJ .,. tncoufiQtd b) 11111 oltttt wrftrMt or ,,~, own fiO'IfiMIJUinf) •nd by I he FlO COM'"tfi!J lrw.flniWifJ, not 'lOIII ptoptgtnd• It 11 1 lf#Cit ol lltt Th··· .,0111 OCCUI 01't ff11fl'l cempiJUI 1nd lh' PtO ltll MOlt 6ctfvtfy org1ni1Jng tuch effort• ''-''jQ.n The PLO'a ,.P,•I-"IItlrH in Ntw Vorlt City, r•l•c• not do to. Hopolu/ly, The Spoollum w l/1 conaldtr utJng '"' um• .dltotlll policy ol m./01 A,.,/un _ , . tiKI 1101 pu.l>llo/t 1"/lommotory, to ''"'doH IICiJf 01 cl11rly 11/IIC.iOUI tnllfllll• 1 went fo 1dd th•t 1ht Spec-tr'\lm'•ldltora cN&ttW II one wla1te1 to ' ''" pont#ctl oWe., and mor~ IWmt ltt ~~ Ifill M t diiSMP Mcill 0. Nmec1 votlf epa thy wm nor be ovtfCOm•1 and OUf COUrt/tV CIMOII1outlllt1 un,.,. the YOic• of tift~~ ,. ,.optH:Iodl ;-.,~ Unlv.mnv ttudfnt lfattm Hulltln l. ,.,, op<~n tyoo tdoo prof« I th* '~"" oJ IIJeD«JPHt Itt(~ "Is '"' Gutr ol the P«Jtll• •nrgoY"artunent The AtiO studtnta claim rh4t If their n1mts ,,. pt'/ftl~. thtlr lttnllkls would 0. It 11 not onf'l lltlllltJI~fltJ ' " ' IHttfl"' Itt~ the rigiU to tl'lt tllt/lh comm-Otion lot tn. ptO/oUIOIIII wtt/t Whieft , . . , Illite JtemJIIMI th• m•nr c.l,.,. wfto !NnM( ••v. ol>/tlei"SS to 1n• lrtlc/u. ..... -"·"'"" lhll'tetol1yll-l �Union support still not af-firmed By GARY STERN CampWJ Edllor M «tina With 11udm1 ao-..«nmnu kadus on t.M saudtta& union situation. Uru\ctSil)' Praicknl St«m Sample wd he wUI not act studeOt union odjoctnt to tht soon-<o•bt co~Utn~CCed Rudt11t activities l>uildinJ. In tht t\ ..,, - tb&l student r... If( used 10 fund a union. the Aumlbly listed ttrtain proVisions that MH.Jkl ba~ to be: mt~. ''Somt rorm or IUata.nttc that tht buildinJ will alnys bt 1 that GSA Is coocuned •11h and is Wilhna to deal 'Oith all or them ••• Murphysard. E- sin« Sample toot orrr«, I he quadon or a otudmt unron bas Jllpl.11ed and tnlOY now bt rrnally taldna orr. oa:orc!Inato ScbKbtcr. ''PutlinJ,the deds.ion in our laps rna)' "'orkuntil &i'cn a .iP«Ific rtquot.. st\ldern onion facilily" woukl ha\ot Out-hopcfully soon, btl:ause rm Samplot ha..~ decided 10 wail until 10 be J.ivrn. tht: rrsolulion ass.trU cir<d or all th< bullshit." h< ll"tn word and has ptom1)ed 10 Stude:nu ¥~Ould -alJO havt 10 tM explained_ 01 ·'do anylhlnJ "''t Wllnt," ~aceordanJ involved in Ihe:' day 10 day and 5()1nC' time nul ~·cek .. ls 10 Undcraraduarc Studtm )'tlilf to )'ear "o~ratiOM" or the Murphy"• go>! to uy and Onohtr Association (SJ\l Pr<1idcnt Cordtll union. a rou&h dran of KUidrlin..- ror Schacltcrr . Only SA hll> iuued a Sample'.s dea.Ungs in the ne.;u rnolution thui far. soh b nov. up T he Oriduatc Student rucurc: ·•sy Monday. I hope. •e to tht othtf 0-. "udtnt • Association iOSAlls a<tually 'rrr "~I Onally bt finished. " Pre:s.endy. • ·r arC' m Jood ' He (Sample) calked about all of the points \ ope in ttmu or Sampk"s WlllinJDt1S 10 dtal in aood rarlh that GSA is concerned with and is willing ro deal with all of them. ' -GSA President Peter Murphy co•nnrncnts to fonnalazc addihon:al ona ""The SA An<mbly has fon.udtd iU motiOn.'' Sc,hachler n.ld, "but we still \how no cleat dart'C110n The '';\ .s•udenl aovcrnmcnt presidenu will be metting ~oon, and hopefully will ~&ruins bac:k 1n S.1mple afiU\\tards.'' Th< otsOiutlon put forth bl SA that Samplr ··t\plorr th< pos'ibihuet" or con.suuttin.aa '«!"'""' dose to rtxhina a ronnaJ .s.almtmt. ac:cordana to Prutdcnt Pecrr Murph) , "l'w dl.SC\I..I.Sed 1M .situation '4'hh tM Smaae and lhC" Exrcuth·e CommjuM and ¥~t ha\c rome up with haJr a doten. or ma)bt dJht. specill< r<quem to nl&k< btfor< opprovinJ Sample"• pia.,:· Murphy "t-nl nvcr I he u:quau ~ oth Sample on Thur<da> and '""' pl<ll>cd "ith the proven maac . ""Ht wked abour all of the poinu •1tb U),•• Mu.rpby conti.nutd. ' 'The- main thins is that M)' ~ didn"t no to our requests. 1 don 'I think bt iJ l)inl to us. •• At thb point In time, 1hek arc • numbn or possible rcqUOis that lht .... $1Udmt eov<mmm!J ltllY make on the President. but the- most impOnllnt question has al~ldY bttn answtted accordlna ro Schachttr. ·· H• saUl tbat he will do whatever we want. Even if f t "ant him to go to Albany to .s« What kind o( monir:.s Wr: mi&ht bt obi< to Jet. be said th•• h< ""11 do so." Peppe uoiu e Uniue u s t..Y School OJ: LauJ washf"l lo &l'lnoun« that M' adtniNJon officv wffi bt' on c~om.piJI. (o spul with an yon.~ lnt~l'dted tn pu.nuln& • kpJ tdu<lhon. To un.nst a~~ Cnt f'rv~w or to tht olfrn httr-d bolo .. .u~ O.te: Thuada y contAct: CAreer Plann t n9 a croup ._on, con1.n OC:tobwr 21. l98Z l ' Plactment Off! e:e ,,. fit• tteatr ol B'ltt•lo"t Thellet "9hf INti rJoot 10 Shu"s nr .. ror. ~ 0.$WCf.. Tkilel• ' ' Tleleuon Outle t•. 11 the: door or phon• : 854·1415 Tues 26th & Wed 27th SPRO GYRA keyboordlsf, Composer and Arranger JEREMY WALL & Frlends,Show Time 9 m Thurs 28th at 9pm Buffalo's Favorite Jazz Group RPM Featuring Bobby Militello Frl 29th & Sat 30th a t 8 & 11 pm From Blood, Sweat & Tears DAVID CLAYTQN THOMAS with the Bobby Militello Band Featuring Frankie Gallo GET YOUR '"I' ArtistS. • ''·•Jm l..abels. • I fun.lr•·•l' ul ~·ltt"fkrns .. , ...,, -· ·~' l'Ll,<k.. • .._,,.,,., 1.1' Alhum~ l,"<<·ll~~. llux ~Is NOW Thru November 25th University Bookstores 200 Lee Entrance Parker Hall Ellicott Complex ........111·- -.-..-.:... 7 �HOMECOMING Photos oy· Dave Heckman Je,ny Katz Oofeeo Fertel lynette Chapman Roger Kellogg Matl Pawlowsk• N· NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS H 8:< Is Sponsoring " THE ENGINEER IN PRIVATE PRACTICE" Tic A PresentBtion by: WILLIAM TRAUTMAN Senior P.Brtner in Trautman, King, Markwart Associates, a local f irm which do.e s consulting work in the fields of ARCITECTURE, CIVIL, STRUCTURAL, ELECTRICAL, and MECHANICAL engineering • . TODAY. OCTOBER 25, 7'fXJ PM IN 216 NORTON FREE CIDER & DONUTS ALL ARE WELCOMB MONDAY·Juz ..... with )antes (lark Quartet TUESDAY· 5on&blrd (lock) WEDNESDAY..f.lectrlc 1ooa �HOMECOMING • sea of blue and -.hlle pompom~ wav.d the UB Bulls on to a Homecoming romp SalUrday at Rotary Field . The game was decidtd by the end of the first quarter. allowing the 2.500 fans to focus their aittntion on a host or activities that took pine< throughout the wrrkend . Tht sun came out for the half-time ftstivities and what fans that had not retreated to tht beer ttnt were rreated to a parade of Ooats from organizations with various initials. Each of the nowrr coated cars contained a Homecoming Quern candidatt who then took a place at mid-field a.n d nervously eyed the envelope in President Steven B. Sam pic's hands. Helen Hess was mobbed with nowers, cameras and kisses as she was picked by the Alumni Association to reign for the next year. The other candidates smiled politely. Other prizes went out to investors in Rotary Field as winning ticket holders took home cases or pop and leather goods. But most ram were content to munch at tailgate parties before and the beer tent after the game. Bttr nowed and the fire glowed nt Parcel B Friday night as students warmed themselves before the annual Homecoming bonfire. Meanwhile others were inside the athletic bubble across the road punching green plastic melon balls over lenni> nets for charity. O ther green things being punched Friday included a station wagon with "Brockport" spray painted nlong lts slde. For one dollar students received the opportunity to reveal their fttlings for the opposing t<am by taking a sledgehanull<r to the vehicle on lhr« Stparal( occa~s-ions. One panicipam treated the dented inanimate object to a martial arts display and wa. re\\arded with the door. "Repel them, repel them , make them relinquish the ball," the undltlonal UB chttr roused the Bull defense. Offensively, the all American day was marked by the return to form or U B All American Honorable Mention Quarterback Many Barret-th< Alumni even ••rvcd hotdogs. Granted, the crowd was small compared to last year's turnout for Canisiu>-'\"d this year's Buff State game. but then. it is hard to have an int'bnse rivalry with "distant" Brockport. A ·- .. -- -. FIGHT BACK presents Minister louis Farrakhan ltional Representative of the :>norable Elijah Mohammed >O P.M. Oct. 31st in Clark Hall DIRTY! THE PARALYZER STOPS Muggers, Molesters and Rapists ••• OJ CAHNOI NltelotAS£ A W~ MIOIU: [1(KTfV( Tt.ll Oft U04tAl w DMCt. f'- "'~AA.l.U'lb11 ...... _......., ... - .... ._._.~ ._..._ ._ ,. .. ... ·-·, ~kets in Advance at Harriman SO c UB Students $1.50 General Public At the Door . ~ $1.00 UB Students : .... $2.00 All Others -,l~ U.C.CH _..., .....,.~ , t..a .....~., ~··.. ....... . ,_.,.,___.. ...,_ ,.,.... .~ __.. H•h• ._ • ..._.., ..fAAA.!.YlVi ,....o.. ., U J, ., I"Nw,.; n..~-.. TO!.ADtNA .. l.a. . ~ WflllNATIOICAl C$7 W~A.,. IMMEDIATE CONTRIBUTION In the age of infOI'!Tlation technology, a company -whose sales of $1 .7 billion annually and whose products and components extend from dats I!CQlJisition and information processing through data communicqtidh to IIOice. video end graphic com- munication - is making immediate contribution a reahy for their new graduates. ON CAMPUS INTERVIEWS November 1 Och Bectrical. lndustnal end Mechanical Engineering. Busjness and Computer Science Majors Make arrangements at the Placement Office. I) HARRIS AA ~ Cltll>oruntv ~. MIF/ HIV eutt•lo. frf'f1U1.S -.oloy, : l l - l l a. Tho......,_ . ' �ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: The Association for Professional Health Oriented Students (APHOS) Presents· Dr. F. Schlmpfhauser, Associate Dean of Medical Education at SUNYAB Topic: The Nature of Undergraduate Medical Education Wed., October 27 at 7:00pm In Knox 14 All students Are Welcome To Attend. Refreshments will be served. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics pr..e nll Earl J. Montoya, AIAA Nafl Distinguished Lecturer To tolt obout E~ ond ltlelr work ond field expellel ICeS Thursday. Oct. 281tlln 10 1 8oldy Hoi (lhe Klvo) From3 PM - SPM Colla<>, oenuu &. Cider wilt b e At AJe woocome Dinner a~d Lectu~ Progrom ENCOUNll:llS Of THE VOYAGER l(tND Lool! For APHOS at the Academic Fair, 0 ber 26 & 2 7 In Capen Lobby 'Spectel Vtewmg · MAN THE INCREDIBLE MACHINE • Membershtps will be tal!en these t wo days All are welcome to stop in our office. Hours ere posted at room I 7 N Harriman. Remember Memembersflip fee goes up to S5 after November 1st. ~ Dole: Tlu1CIO'( Nlgt\\ OCL 2811l ~ Coel<tc* 6:30PM (cosh be<) Dinner 7 30 PM l!oos1 1'1rtey 0< - ,._ .~PM Hocldoek '*' M uo..,._, _St.. _ 5A'7""*' Ploc-. n. ~OO - anct G<.- 5&.50 -$9..50 DT10 Dole,.,._ 11ckelll • Ot. ( Siu<Senb) Lll ~ 688-4078 ( roc:..t~V) 315 Eng. Eost 6»-23~ Admit It, You'd Rather Be Sitting For Your Senior Portrait Sign.-up Starts Today Until Friday 9 a.m.· 5 p.m. The Buffalonian is brought to you by . & lHE·spECffiUM 10.--------·-- �No Sunshine from SA By WEN DY CON LIN UUAB Coffeehouse Presents an evening with Sptetrum Staff Wrlltr ANDY POLON hllc SA President CordtU Sd>achl<r hcli<Y<S lht now.;:loS<d Sunshine House ns prim11rily a ..crash pad W Folk, Ragtime, Blues and Classical Guitarist and Singer with opening act for peoplt on -acid," Uni\·mhy Jordan dnd AI Friday, October 29 8:00 PM in Harriman Lounge (Main St. Campus) cot\8 8 ~\t\Os · .,_ ~\ne 18 et . Tickets are $2.00 Students $2.50 Non-Students Available at Harriman Ticket Office (Main Sf.~ The Record Store (Amherst) Sponsored by the University Union Activities Board ,oc and ~-ommun1ty ooun~tUn,g ~Y thC')' an.· ha"ing ln>ubtc sm1ccs mcclfng tht need, or au 1oc:rnsc.od nun1bet ()f U B ~tudcnu. thh year But t\Cr)!Ont lltU«.) I hAl M-ime ''"dol m~dcnt-affc:red c<•unselin~ ~rvu;c for t mvtro;tt\ commi.Jnlt) mc:mbtn 11 nt«ltd ''TI1crt' arc more ,tudtnls lhb ;car th.l.il htn }tar. bllt we're n01 sure- if thh i1 dttt w the d~mtcgra.I\On uf Sun.shir'lt Hou,c:. The dub ~cpt no fC'COtds or rhusc: ha~,vt: nQ dlJe i.t4 1('1 number'i," Oirec1or or Unlvtrsity helped, to Wt m11.m1uln the SA-owtK'd bouse on Win.spear ..Ucquatcly. Tht buildinK """' IU poorl)• kept that 11 did nul mete the Buffalo Cilv Codt- ror hou'ilnc. ~ St..:ond, Tht gcouo tailed 10 provide" accoumabiii1y 8.51 no prtlgrm rtr-oru wc.re gi\Cfl, lhcrt' w tell if Ihe club was was no v.11y hcntOIJlp1 ltudcou or the conununuy T h11d. tht cluh had ltmited "-'< by studerus. • Tht club Univcr~ity run and used maint) by ard C"ou/15Citn& Dtane Galt <:l!d T~• romblntd tffdm of th< .....D.f Drup. tn Center. Umvrrstt) Co un>Oll~&. •~• M<ntaJ Ht'.tll~ Cllnlct the Ps)'\·holOJIC'Al StrviC'C!ii .studc.ms were footing tht' bill," Ccmcr a.11d the' Cn'~t~ HNIIne a.Jt • still not (nous.h. •· ac-eordinr- to Gale. who btlitvel lh\lt there'' n~ for studtnl run 11ervkc. Unaware of 1h( counJdinJt shomgt, SC:h:t(llttr bellt\'ts that the ..24~hnur Crisis Ccmtt tin Buffalo) I• adtquotel> mUng on< i of tl\e funcuon\ of Suruhtnc Hou>e, Tbt otl\fr funruon5-dcalint with drus. u.stand o1ht1 rdo1od probl•m•-••• no"'' obsoln e- sinct UJt hB ~ declined. '"Tim"' are dllfel<f11 no .....•· hr noted. T ~· "ldtal solutiOn" "outd IIi>< been rdonnation of th.l" :t. Sunshine HoUK or. merging or Untversny Coun>dlni wilh the &I'OUJI. G&lt S..td . This poulbilh~ .,.., di.<ru<sed a1 t!l'e lim• of dbbandmt11t, but Scbodllcr say~ the collt<tive group in chure of the HOU$C could find ••no way to work it out.." G&le Alld Schachter ;~,~reo on om· point-.approvaJ of a poss-Ible return 10 a s:rudent-run counstlin,g servie<. The SA P-r.sldtnl would suppon ·'a group of Sludents whh an idea 10 fill • netd or undt:r.,-aduat<> at UB in this area". He said pail SA suppon of the Baird Pqint Volunteer Ambulantt torps is proof of a a:cnuint Interest in ..health care and welfare or undttJ1aduatC' students ... Galt admits th1t she II unaware of Whll lh< formation of $UCh 4.11 orp.n.lzation would involve, but ujd, ' 'if scudcms were interested and •illing to work a counsdine c~tcr on a 2A hour basis, •• the people, not univcrsh)' I>C'1Plc-, and Sch3 \~httr t~pl4lncd . flnaU)', 1hc SA Plt'Stdcm rharacd 1hc. r-lub"s d'ut funttlon WM obsolett. Formtd in the late siAtks. one could ." Once lh< club wos orrlciaOy dl<bonded, t hose Involved ><111lctod. "Tht whole thin& ftll apart. Tht orcaniz.:stion C()1htp!ied md never r~'tn 1urnt<l tn lhtlr k.~)l:>.' ' Schadlt~r said. Member> of the SA were forced {0 rcnovll!t 1he hOU$t, "poundin& In nalt. 1n m«l the Buff&lo Oty CC>dc ," the P r.sldcnt no1td, oddinJ SA ls currcnlly looldnl (or a buyer. In dtalin& with th< studcnt ovcrl01d, University Counselina ll postponin& mmtnJI with patients In order tu mtet - or lht SUn.shlnt- House's .serric.es wa.s a no.qutsliuns...askcd rcfuac. for drus u.Kr~ . Wllh tht' pres:tnt dru& dedlnt, th< ntcd fu1 suq • r<flJ&< dcclinco S<hachter noted, addl~g we 'l!lanlcd 10 'tsaH· the moSt mone)l where we 1ho1Jgh! wt ·- Your Student Association ls Holding An ACTIVITIES FAIR AND You're Invited Tomorrow and Wednesday October 26th & 27th ~ulor ncwcomns. "Wt try to~ ~udenu u 100n u they want to 1al~-to •how them whaJ Unlvcu.ity Counid.inc hAS to orrt:r. or to rercr them to &nother counsdin& or gllidlll« branch of tht Unlvtrsity" Gale aplaintd. Also off<ring goup ._ioos, Gale said 1ht Courudina C<n1<1 tries lo hdp bY ]USI rutin&around • i th • goup or peopl< marin& common conccrm. csp<cially thoM rclated to friendship or malc/lcmal< relatiotUhips. But, ••groups malct u.5oe or the large number o( studenl.) wt:'re (aced ~ith in a constructive w·a y'' tht nottd. In Capen Lobby from 1 0 AM - 3 PM Featuring Music by U.U.A.B. & WRUB , Coffee , Donuts & Bagels By Commuter Affairs & J.S.U. & a Host of Presentations by Various Clubs Try Isolation TADklns. M&SS&se or H &t TrAnquil Environments All Are Welcome! �Cohen will prepare the tuk roret'l rcpon to Rossbera. A prcUmlnary dnafi will b<: ready by tbo fitJt W«k in Decanb<:r. Colier> Q,))C<tJ to rinbh hu "'There will b<: thr<e or four committ« di>CIIU!OtU lhonly and !hen brina In other wt forces and r<COI1Uil<!ll!atoos for cllrcctioO> were examined to find W&YI to Cohen e eotttlnued from ~ ln=- ln!cr·aroy aroo coordination. 1 (uli<UOOJ bct'"«n th< ~menu. tdtools an<l focultle> .. Durin& raur commJU« mc:t'CIQII •• lcsJ lhon lhr« .. cooks, ancr e.>clt rncmb<:r had submitted thtir lhOUJhiS tO wrihn&. theM' COOC'c1l1f illdmduals '"'"' t~ lt<U to a'okt ..actU:la m a ~wnH He wsrued to coon:tioatc dfocu wuh the wk force forth< propooed Collqe or Ans and Saeft<a. A fuU..S.y r<trea1 In Novm1bn is Kl>eduled to complrte Collen'• task force's orrona . ...n.....ord. lhc UruYUSity 111.\Y wut to JO." Collen sold. "Alona •rith thOl will b<: th< rd.uho ...... and '"'"""" auUtUIO< that IS rcqulr<d to do thnn •• Aner Roubeq, rt<'ei"'n lhc r<J!Orl, 11 will go to lhr farulty Scnatr, the Council or Deans and ullimll<ly tho President . Weekend Trip To Toronto Canada!!, The Gay People's Alliance is sponsoring an overnight trip to Toronto, Friday, November 12th. Anyone interested in going should be in front of Squire Hall no later than 5:15 PM. · Friday, November 12th. We will leave at 5:30, drop you off in front of the EATON CENTER In downtown Toronto and pick you up at 10:00 PM. Same location, Saturday the 13th. Information on inexpensive lodging, things to do, and places to see will be provided. Tickets MUST BE PURCHASED IN ADVANCE. Tickets will be available at the Harriman Ticket office or at the G.PA Student Resource Center in Talbert Hall- Room'207. Call 636-3063 afternoons, or 838-6461 evenings tor ~ information. ~ Chemistry •contl••odlrompaoo a points and ... ntUcst<d that they drop oh< cluJ." Bnxlt....Wn uplalncd tlw ohey do thls beaux '*ova the: ~ "t"\c KeD stodmu •ho drd poorty in the l>qinninJ do poorly n&ht to lhc end " N01 all Stod<nu will take "U suuatioru: '"AU uudt.nu uc ctttnol optimiSII•IiOCII< II< ri&ltt. onYlhlnato mo~o you aware or this." Funltcnnorc, "lhc class arvo you iO mU<h acess nmmal if your on cnalnecr thll il mi&ht not: aa u a tf\tof auaac Ot a 8rvckm11on abo wd tlt11 th< failure nate is panh' inflated by passoblo, thouah tllla d0<111't b<lp 1111y one who c!Jd poorly last tt'tnntcr. St udcnts now could do lm work and aet thr aame ll"de compattd ~ lut year. ·' mosa an v..roo.a, ... studm11 who take the l"irs1 cum and then just .slop comin1 wilj oul omclaUy rcsignina ...In th~t cases, 11 ht ~llld "we have no rtcaursc hut 10 fail the studemt bas<d on the one enm arado they have." &tu6mt's: pcMauiat" Matt LMllllll>tt. a third )"Car bulin<H major who switdtccl rrom onaittcmna WOI ~ that tho dtpVtmt:ot ''bu made the trsu J•mc: _bUul.s. allo 11 Jumor electrlcoi<OJinecr. cornplaln<d about the quality or Instruction as weU, thoulh he did mmtion that "chc:mittry can teach )'OU how to tltlnk and oohe p<Oblem! I<'• too S IUdents •ho bavt prt\'iotssly bad lh<y'>e wan<d lhlf k>tll 10 cornpktcd tb< coww b<:Un< the problem~ 10 b<:yond ~ ollat lhe (Otft'Cl ~me O( the ln.adequa.."iei in 101.•• d<I*IJI><nl u...... Sol C.ruana. A> ,., .. lh< Qt\1 tum .. a jun.ior bioch<miruy .,._;or. cornplarn> that ''lh< quality or COn<crn<d, ckpanmMI orrtclili onstrvction W&J very poor, My VC' UAJUJC how u •1ll bt prof<soor could not even opcalc stJU<tur<\1. OannhouR< lllid that "thr Inti may chana< In formao Enalllh ...u. nor eollld my TA " CAruana laments 1bat " bt did not dtptndlna on the mao mol." fot 1hoK studcnu who iUM"t got 0\tr)'lhrna out or tbr .,..... h< C!nUid have, 1hough maybt now 101. ch<mutry 102 b uruuaUy len tlooy'lltry to Improve tlte tlw." riaourcna. "II was a r<ally Jood Harold Rl<t. • third year coune anill aoo more out or It elmrtUI cn&inemna student, than lOt. lhOUih It Wll ttatitr,""' noon thar now l~al hoI; In his nOt<.> Matti> Thr lq79· 1911 depann1cnt, ''I rcaliu how rallurt t~te for 101 was nrorly 19 pcn:cnl, cornpar<d to 8,6 ~cent tmponano <h<mlstry is to for 102 dunn a the <anoe periOd cnJinccrtnJ. lhouah no one does SHERIDAN CHIROPJACTIC Dr. LAwrence R. Blrzon, ChiroprActor 1777 Sherld.u~ Dr., Suite 105 ( at Parkhurst ) TonAwandA, N.Y. 14150 834-8444 Personallnlurles Consult.atlon At No ChMJe lndtoStrl.al Accidents Sports InJuries ••••••ntoonnuttttUtltottt•ooouuoooooouo••••••t ottiO••••••••••••••uooooooouoo••••••••••••••••••••to•• ••••ouuoooooto ! EXTERN~L ~'!AIRS Sub-Board I Publications 'Division Announces That: ~1500 .00 is now available for Innovative publications. I::': . The Innovative Publications Board is now a ccepting applications for these new or continuing publications until Nov. 5, 1982 • suo f7\ OOARD 7l:SON£.1NC. Applications are a va ilable In 112 Ta lbert Hall • from 10:00 a .m. to 4:30 p.m. : MIXER PARK MEADOW Parkslde & Russel Sts. (Across from the Zoo) ~ houri~:~~~~~~% On the Governors to the Main Street Campus from 10 PM · 1 PM Then from 1 PM · 3 PM returning. Drink Specials Are As Follows: SOc - 16 oz Drafts SOc - Mixed Drinks 3/$1 - Bar Shots 3/Sl Alabama Slammers Sl.OO - Top Shelf !_:.• j ' ~ Also 25o/ o OFF on the BEST MEXICAN FOOD i IN BUFFALO Right Across the Street From the i bar Is EL CHARRO ..,.,.,,.,..,,MUIIffttttttu Mo.,..to•...t•MM,...ftUt o oMu ou• ••·••••o.oooooooooooMe.toMM""o-••MtttNMM .Z<OOt-•M> I1 -_;: For Further Information call 636-2954 - 1 Continuous Shuttle Bus Service ' All completed applications must be returned to Room 112 Talbert Hall only. 12 .-n.SpocttwO 1-· ,, ~ott �classified ads CLASSIFIEOS 11'10 ElC m1y be Ptaetd It Tht SpetiNm olflte U 81~) HtJk O.flce hOUra a.re g ...m. to 5 P 1'1'\. Mondly thtu Fttdty. ONdltne.t Mondl)', Wednnd1y lnd F~ tt 12i00 p.tn fat ETC, and C:3() lOt Ct..ASSIFiEOS IOf tl'l• n•Tt edltlcm. Rat. . art S1.50 tor the flrat ttn wordt and .10 fDt ••"' eddlllon.al woro. All ads muat a. paJo In IO'IIJ'IC:e. EttMf plac:• lht &d 60ft, or s'W'tda M!Qir:.t. cop~ oliN . o _ at• '"pet AUTOMOTIVE ~DA. -'CCOAD. •t1t, ) ~ l, • •UXIO Mit,._ f1Ctlltflt (4(10idOII, !2,750 0< oefl 01... 17l-Ctl4 111•1 · ~~ tn HON0A0Vt¢. ~. bi.II •I'IYO.Ovlf'lt. ~ O.lltoemlr l:lHU7a-,-., fil,t~116trvllo'lt"'Q1 75 r-l.t!r Ul ~. N 111 '"'tlt,-'0,000 mlitt 311 1'\PGo S'ilOO Ot bet W.7Ml FOR SALE OR RENT c.l\a..._ ~I(.IW'H. eo,i"'SfiU.i) Y~UIIIIt c:,.~. ne•t~. bJ urn ..,._.,., f V PU81.1C ~AU.I G.nllll'\• ~a"'*"'O ;eul,., ;;;a; $"10, ff. . DIO(f'llolft' f'>latl ''tll'l'll), Hll ~~MCI III'WIIOI)e Mt Rti'fi'IOI'IO·~ 0 , 17t $fW"tl"f Ptt.n&fOOiltra, frft 11111 S£f PETffll GAfiAI'tl .. SM• • Oft NO\- 9 For 1n1o , . n&».tM ST£A(O f:Ofll $"-LL. J\'C ''kf'~Wf.fc~"'~' t11m1aD11 £"'1 IPI•'-~ Ce .. D••• ..._ $36.)6(19 6£0S, ~ .. J'JR£$$ES, • •ltfl_,. HI~DI• t'"ltfl.) lempt IIIU --4}161 TWO 8'1AAT iii!"N11.0W nc~rt!_ lot $1h•oda• 8-.s• ctt., Ml !2..0 fW eua AoOt R...c"" a.."'' aJ;:MiOI. .ttt.t.~ 'IIID(O G l<,.. [ , S1S 00 Tlt~U I EDAOOM APARTMfKT «t Wtsf N011111\IP No. 1. QIIOi.lat• •tV041nl ~ 1 61 ,_OUR f>f()f'l£ WAJrnto- tQ lll'lll• 4 CitdiOOifl ~rtJo\tt'IIW41r15G.)A;OD>I~tt ~ ROO M FOR fllfHT &lgiMI~>O llo16o217oi fl"'dd..cc.-., will II•• M•l• P'""-'*IMI •Jtet 4 00P"' t'l'\4.~ ~~(.fWn gn,~ •v• ltable oow f"\IRHISH£0 NEAR A tr.IHEAS T CA M PU~, ~:oototf!O l•~~of!G~ ~~~~ ... lt!iG monnt -.11 liUIIU••""c.IIIC*1 C.ll1·1'l6-tl.li, W7,11 AOO"" t.VA.iLAII.iE-.·h•ur"it~iC A't'llill:llft IIC"' J:U~fl - - 11110C»iiiii.rt w"iilio 'TWO HOU$(N:ATES W,.tlffi ,-;-. ~m ''1011"41 WDMSG f12S cl11t. 4390,H6: ~1{1 latko O• nnv s,oQQtXJOmoon~ 30g1'11~ ,,..,~," C.lt~ AOOM' VW AfASQt.IA&l( " " ' Vf!.IYtct!I'Y !41 .,..,...., f'40 ... ..,._,Jj\Q HELPWAII!TED OVERSf.A_S J08$-Sult!"'e' ~••• toull.ct hi'OCMO 5 ""'.,.,._ A~;~~t••••• Asle .&.11 ' '' ~ $cNitoti~ OOI, 0c:J 1'0 c:.J! Ale", FUIIINI!i.. to AOOM. f>OMS. 110000 monlll o•~.-.Jt..nt;_ .,t_..,.--c.tt~ J' HUl SING HOUSat.\rt WANTED to ~te 3 bOOn ~ BMIII IM ~t ~ WD>\ASC ftOO~ f.'IIAILAfJl£ ON CAUP\IS In U.cDoll.tiG MATfRE.SS. BOJtS'R•.NG. Md frll"'let 11!11. . .., ... '*"'·'~ ~ .... ~_~...,r.H'U$ With ICMck Of money oro.r fOf tull paym~t No ld• Will ~ ta.k., 01t« tn. phoM, The SJ*l"Nm tu.NH the riOh' to ~11 tny cooy, No rtfunOt aft glv.n on Cle.»>lltcf a6a. PIMN make turt copy feolbl.. Tht Soee-trum dMt not usume '"'pon,e.lblllty tor any ttrota. ~cepe to~ any ec1 (or tQul~taJtnt),ftM of chat , t,.at 11 r.no.rltd vtJ~leu du. to typogragh.Jc•t llfTOI't. LIVf; f;NTf:RTAINMf:NT r. . .* - ._.r. . J.l • ......; (GJ, .j- Jo ,.., •• ._ _ .... - t r ,1 :;~~R..!'~ ,.._ .. i P'IIIHTING ANO tOI'YIHQ CENTERS • 11111 8 0h 51 !liV ! ~,. Dill ,_,_., CA 131l5 a~MlR5f DOAM Slt.10£.•tr '•""''"' ""''"' oflTl•l"(!_,.,,.,ll,~\l•otlilltaoHt:•-.•-'11 G.lf .. W.J ....Jo, 0<«>.· 11 •o871 5 oo p~ c,... Cl.o·"l' s ·1~ c...,..... 1.,. "'''""'·-·• ..;..I!"-• •...~ .... r-••rr.. J~o~..1 SUPER FAST PRINTING 1•'-•'/1.-.. J - 40No ., ~11)1. •'fft· 4 '00 ~VMSl•tHSl~UCtORWA.JOf£0 . " f•lfl MtJ&It,~, ITEMSWANHO ~ QUICK COPY Ct.! Gtofg1! 6!b )<1;97 lOOKI N"G F~ !' '"'Ou!l•t Bao·y M ..,..:lo~~r (lt,elt.. Plene u!l &Jt469& Soon LOST & FOUND •uv-..u • .. 40..,._~1C.$1C.IIil • fll' (.S · ~ UNII'.S.,A., ,.S. •~SHilLS • l (fl(.tiH[ 40J • (tiYflOII(S. • Tlt[$tS • tUSifrtUI C AII;OS. .wroOING WvtTATIOHS lHI ,..alflr!INt IIIII#,_ • t•p!t '"'' "llt40tl!¥t l'f t U ·II01 UUAB Films and The Center For Medig Study Present ''Singln' In The Rain'' CALL FOR PROPOSALS l'ropocSals for actlvltl~s to enhance Universi ty life are l><!lf1S sough1 by the S1udent Acclvltles Sle~rlng Committee , which has been allout~d S I 0 ,000 by 1he Facuity·Stud~n! Assoclallon to fund approved grams which can not normally I><! fund~d through other sources. Any memb"rs of. the University Community may submit a propoosal with a budg"l estlmat" to' Student Activities Steerlns Committee 543 C•pen H.tl - 636-2982 Proposals may I><! submitted on forms available at thar office or In th" form of a letter. Submissions should lnci...Se I he n.tm~ of the proposing Individual or organlz.atlon (with a per"'n to contact), and a d" talled .,stlmar~ of ""peMeS. After Initial screening, proposers of prole<:t$ being consld ~"'d may be lrrftted to m~t the committee 10 discuss lhelr requests for funding. The commltt"e seeks crea tlv~ responses to Ualv~rslty n"eds whlc:h will b<!nertl a subnanlial soog-nt of the student population and the Un lv~rslty C?mmunlty. DEADLINE fOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS IS November 12, 1982 Monday, October 25 at 7:00 PM in Farber 150 Admission is Free �W!NSPUA av ' A.fUUbDOl - Two Ol>tNI'IO• 1111 ,\,11Mtl'lf4, ll'lll<.lialto &;0') Cil~~ vhhhu. &sA-11~1 . • $10.~\I.PfOAhROlV._. PICtri4CYN Ml~ ••t 67~1 Q. Ntw 100R JOSTEN'S COI.J.F:GE RING SERVICE S i'"t..ttAAI.E 110Vst--..A n"'w,.••;:;r'-Eo"'u" o -,. ....._ 1M p11.1• l..t-11,... l~llfu- ~· aJ,4 543 STUO£Nl otSCOIJ,.-rS- Whh. C\111 111d bMw GtV, u (10 ll•ebt•o« Htll D• ••o~"~ t 16 &c;lilr~~~>oud IW«<CCt. PERSONAL CHRIS. HAl'OEN-1 ~ ~hmt<l lfl• l~l 'fOV Cl'of.IG.I\1 • !ttt to 1'00(') -~\11• ,.oulwlptto.lnc;• Spa¢111'1~-ln ~tolmytat. '"''•Ot mv 'Ol ~Oo.i <lt ... !'t1Vtf'ltrO, IIf!\.,.,~f'IIWII.ti~II'II.IC& t ~~o TUTORING Hwfrlt\tiO.OVOI.I- Ste.D IC:~t.!~-'1\ ~ftiU' lfllt fl'fl..n J01.1 ytll ''Oon'11ovtft .,..... 111ft tOtJ If• 011'' lryii'IO IO 1\1(1• VOUI QHpe.S 4!WIOUO•I.~ nJlOAI~C .t.VA.M.ABL.E: In Dko\ I OT. CS 1l:t_C$ 114, l~ ~1. Cal~,..,_ f riotl'113l)' , 10AIOIW!b- C<Nict ~ .,.., •!"!~'"'' fOIQ.. alt If!• """roO~_,. Ol 0 II\ 11'1 ~· • tll'l_... &11(1 ~t ""' "' U>C. ""til\ ,_., my IIWitttllt\1 CMIIIOCII'I•I"#lf (QCX'fOA 5-.... EXTRA CHARGE: • Syufhodc birlbllx>nM "' HELlN-Conu~•~• •llont Atie' ~~.. 11\d f"t I'Os.U "'• •• ~d. ~,..ones TVPING 111• 'Of!lt•' "''r gill ol ti+~CIV!ID trt41 llnCIWfll I tlWII aH!I,.,_,. Hcuntf'! tfld f~oll' I t tOU 110 Mt• •'• • Slone encr'\llltfno !t1•'- t.l~ 13241•• •o h P1t.G $(1\VIGE- Na•1n lluff•le "'•• Ckuel'atlo~ 'ttl"' dnt.,.,.• 111o11cl ;o,..,.r,$ _,. 11ptwt Ang1t's WtnOr ~c;iSPiP'fAS ..,..,._ NO! lOftWfi'IO\Otlfl n•hlf'll AU. "Ji•~G F- Go\lLI~Idt.,..c•.CI.,o•••t.~~t~ mot• t.IOI'I <~~•lllr ~ l"fPtNQ$(~Vtc£._c:..tt llt}02\0.. P•t TVPIHO SffNICE '" "'" I'IOiftt ""' •tc:~ti.W) Gt'l ""'".. '"' Cam~ f>lf41N uto~ •11•r ~ o"" C~t~.,..,l,fii.)M74 P.t.fRJC[. $.wt!•IM ..1~11 t 0~ "'0~ !(I VT I L.ontVtau Mn "AEf. OROEI\ 0' WIIWG& .. ltn !MI- UNCLASSIFIED lm"c I '"'-"'"'"IJtl.,. u" 1melt'4EGMM>I• BEAflU S.HUTl ~OIP\ A"~~'""""' Mw41& tJT $'Ill 1(1'\-W..O Ot\ .21 O..Wtt.12e$Mtf,.. ~OULT COM( tNTEA YE:O•Af( 8.t,l.lfT CI.ASS:U II'QOidaY. w~~·r ~ItO" Fen.-'• 5hldlll 9llll01 See your Josten's Representative Mon ·Wed, October 25 · 27, 10 a.m. · 4 p.m., nME University Bookstore! ~t...·l ~ r'E::1 -- --- -- - -- ---- ---- --------~-- -- I I $10 OFF YOUR JOSTEN'S LUSTRIUM CLASS RING • ~ ·~ ~ SEVEif DAYS A n , _ ,.,. .., •...,. Wtd" J B"'-· .......,.....- £ ~ iI Offer Good Thru Oct. 27 ' I 1--- - - - - - - - - -WtthThta coupon _ __ __ _ _ ___ ___ I a,........, .. .-: . . . o.... ........ .... ... .IAZl 6 ~ r ... 1cr.' ~- __........, .... . . . . . ~ KM 0.,. ll iCrwtU 3178 BAILEY AV£ 8J6.8905 c:;: ,_ DUE TO FANTASTIC RESPONSE ~ £'ARE COINC TO CONTINUE OUR OFFER TO THE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY TO INTRODUCE OURSELVES TO THE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY GRANDMA LEE'S IS OFFERING A ~00/o DISCOUNT ON ALL FOOD ITEMS <offer goad only between 2pm and closing) Upon presentation of Swdenti.D. or thl~ ad * We offer homemad e soups&. sand wiches, var ious breakfast items. light d inner entrees and roasted chicl<en supJ?ers. TRY OUR VIGETAIUAN LASAGNA ON TUESDAYS&. WEDNESDAYS -Thi s offer is vaid f rom 10 / I 1- 10 /3 1- .GOOD AT ALL GRAN DMA LEE' S LOCATIONS: ·University Plaza •Delaware & Huron ·Lockview Mall, lockport IIIKDII LIB'S '!) TRADE. MARK OF GRANDMA LEE'S INrL HLOGS. LTD 'R' THIS OFFER EXCLUDES: Retail Bakery Items, All Beverages & Any Other Promotional Discount. 14. Tho- ·- · 25 0do* 111112 ~~~.1)1;.. Comowl• ' T•eMoloor • • Pfoto- l""•"''" Prcft, Pte.• uo .,., O.t•"""' fr,t•IF'a.tldV). ftQ..llQ ~:::!T~>Ioo!: ~~ =•~v ::~~:~o:,; llfslCitol• ll .... to I.Oyto (:111ft• DATE fta~wr.. ••tlolf"'U 88&-Sll• WOAD PPOCUiSING-l'f'llii'IQ FaM. DEAR ~tot:. t~ll:l ~~\~ III'OW!Icl !Ofg-11 f'Oii £_.., Bat, Vou m•Qt I le on .,.,..jll"t. el£. C.!! liiU... COIIU~«<C:Ait~tOA~Dfllt\ttlld I!IUNNY~E.A.lfUTT\.£ 01'k.it11CI'O'r' If. I I'IOM I 0•1 ID ' " Mlclll41t 50 liW'! R-<tl P !i I CWQII'IfW l-.ort"1 eM -.11~ \'OIIIoQIIItl Ol.lt flOat IIJt.~. O'I'IIO~&I)it ttl••"·•te e.ll.,~ �etc. announcements <0"" ......, to ••II ~ lift altrr <Ofktt. Ho"' to it' and k«p • JOb, tndllll and bts>nnin& rd.tliOillhlf'> "iU bt <o•ued In lbl! Lll< Wor~shop ,.hl<'h mttnonThvrocbr, ~O>t1>1btr II Call L.of< Wor~<hor• at 616-lliOS for info. and to ft&wn R.,..- Lif< W~rlu~OP'i offtn~ • ....... on Mondays at 7 r .m that can ..,.,.., )'our qu..tim on th11 subJ..:t 11nd provide you wtth s01nt uSfful inrorm11lon on ~re lhd k~Ual Ru••t Wrhl•& \\ orksr-op-Carccr Plartmn& Off,.,r-Monday, Ckl. 2$,) p.m., 211 ParLtl, (l1111n Street) and T•csdo•. Ckl. 26, I p.m .. C;q>rn 10 (-'mhnstl Pahft Stotl<ot 1..,..., Plta!t' .. nd • r<ptac:ntlll•• to "";~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Identify m<mbtn for tbr BuiTatoman to Room 14 &ldy today. A<k for Stlb. (JUotc hllfll.lllncnl , C6JIU> at 636-2806to rcsill<t. Anyon< inttrtsted I~ welcornt to aurnd, Ru$>1on Oub Member>: Plra<< <Om< 10 t• U..ldy .omedm< today In identify membe" for lllr Buffltl~nlan. AIL for ~h. Cold ~ ..,~., Complnat II""" bt funlf ~oulnrn lilt ropa. Cllll Life Wotbhop> at 63l>-2J08 for tnott onfo. on thll "ork;hop Clolhona. supplo... oquormnu and font &Jd woll be <OWM! SJ.~ co•-... <ost of ••1'1'1•... BSU Mt10bfn: PI<IK corn< 10 14 iloldy today to od<ntll) your mtmbc<l for thr Buffalon•an Ask ror Stth Akot.ol A•artnea Procraaa Couasdf•t Croup1. Mond.:t), 0.-. 2S, 12-2 p.m., J0 CaP<II Hall, AC If ll<ohol b uu.lnU pn>bk'm ror )OU or someone you ~nuv., com( talk uJ l.ll or ,"l\11 ur at M6-280'1. All<nlluo: I>.... taw Stolon. Prppc:rdinr Unlvmity School uf L.tw ~m bt o " .:asnpus to 1nftrvit"Yt' PfC»tw<tl\lt: 4t\ldtnu on 'fhunday. Cklober 2&. ~Mrs . Shra lithe Camt l'l•nnint Ofli«, 8\I ·JSI~. to .., up an appc•ontmrnl S.olor ,.,..La,. Statl<au who bon htJh Jnt1< JlOIDI ••n-qo and ''"'"' lov. l>oard• m•l •rrh for thr Morebead Fdlo....tupo awarded by tht Unl\tnit) of Nonh Carolma FD< f•rthrr lnformatoon, "Til< the D<..,, S.hool of La... Un"..-"'1 of North Carotin•. C'llapd Hill, North Caroftoa Z7SI~. Lnm a ~totl<tt•hlr Skiii - B«om• 1 Paralftll. Adelphi Um•rull~ .-oil bt on campus. Wcdn..,ao) , Oct . 27 . Callohr t.>.rcerl'lannong Offl<t at 811 -JSIS and .>!k forM". Shea, to ~ UJ' tn 1ppouamau n.,.... "'~' Complll) .. offmnc 100 ldlo"""'"' 10 quollftcd uvdrnu for an<~=• vvdy in En.,nccrma. Computa Sa<ntt, l\ploed Math and Ph)<ofl. US cituenwp u rcquutd \\ ntt to HU,Jhts aircraft Compan). Corpotalt f<llo,.>bop O(ft«. Cvl•o:r Ctt). CA 902JO C ...dYidftJ StaJON •ho Itt s;obtJt on to &nd, Uf pror. fdloot ~uh the Q~eption of pre-med, prc:.clcnl. pft•Vt1 and Pf'Cooptomnry, fhould set up a r~ferena: c:lth(r of tht two Corccr Plannm& Ofli<CJ. Appomtmmll lor the Amhml carnpu. tan bt made by aollinJ 636-11)1, a<l for Mr> Mock. me., At thr Mom Str«t campu> c:all Shea 831 - HI~ llld uk for Mn. eo- ~on BI- T~ to~ S4u4y Plac.. WrOJtl<xated )Sol B.lld) HaU. OU.. hours are 12_., Wr offn fr~ lndJVIduahu<lowbtan« m Mooclo)-Thun<by. tn lcctvrcnotc-u.IJA&. tett-1a~ma. rudul& efftO<ney. •orabulary dov<lopmmt Olld t<lllbook rcadlna and study. ot' the d~t}· 'Tht inquinng reporter us~ed t br young woonan wh) sh< wanted 10 be a mortician. B<catue, •he <~aid, I ~rtioy work in< wnh people.' The San Fran<i>col Ommod•• Tllr \\ritloa Plott """ off<n Its d"'p~n loloritll ..,...., for on 1Ut.tdl)' ~tninp in 148 rMhr, MSC from _ _ _ _ _ _.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ~.~·C"ff RC<'Otd Storr on No• I -" Cltd< lo:: Plra..: Knd • r<presen!lth·•oo ld<ntlf) mtmbers for UUAB Connr'l> p,...niJ Th• Psydtadrllr fvn oo Sun<la), No• 7, Wp.m • Cl&r~ Gym, MSC. Studtnll $4.~1 Ctnrr•l Nt<d hdp with an aui~nmf0!1 Thr Wrltlnl l'la..,, the $6,00, nckt'IJ IIVdil IU H•nitnii.O Tid:~t Ot1iCT and the Unlvrnlty'• fr..,, drop-in writlna tutorial "'"''"· lot:olt'd Ill Reoord Store ·~ 3l6 Baldy HaU. 11 optn d1ily rrom 10 a m. In 4 r .m•. and Mondoy throuah Thursday e-tnln&J from e to o p.m. Jaha Sbrplrd •W bf. tpnkl ftJ OD Comp;uaU\;C' SocioiOI)' or Sdlool Kno"leds• Ttachlna of Mu<k In c.nadoln .,d CIIJbld ••....,.. La \lalsoa Clulllad Cllfr- \\cdA...s•r. Oct. Eltgl!Sh >chooiJ on Tllursda) , Ck1 :11. 4:30p.m., 211 Botud 27, I p m., Cl"bad Howe, J292 ~111!n St &oroc ... ,.., Hall. d.n.rtts ••tb ttqueun. hl't tntertammtnt. fiftt dt,..K'tt\, \.deo IJh• IJolodlnl lht Door-fM Mo• I<-.\Jon 10' :.1. 1,.10 &AmC1 Co\C'f dlarac: Sl n includes l'ti!U fr« d.tlnL'I r-m .. 170 Fillmoro. Ellorott K•nmorr Wnt Alum II AAM. Pon) It>< ohe Th&IIO> on Ftb. 30 at Q " ' "'· a1 Kathy Krutfc:b abode All wch:bmc. l.ind: FoiL 01nr:r lh•ttt .otnd 11 wauiu1 for you. 1uodaya. 8-11 J>.m in 100 Allen llall tform<cCI} ll.'irOI ~n MSC Wr atr l ormln• • G..lk' Sro<ltty ao \18 to tnrl<h tht Un~<tr<ity •rod 8o((olo oommumty ,.,,h the tultuor and lnl....,lrd ln •••., from dllf1'1'tal <•llum1 C'aU l.l(c hittof')' thor could only bdona to lr<land. lntttoted7 Call Wor~shCfJ'\ a1 636-2808 to rq\Sttr ror our lnrn Son1 l-e$1 A 0011 Mcl.D\Ilhho, 636-SZI<. J(rvin M<Ooldh<~. 636-S28l , t;OOd smpr!J •<ric< ,. no! r<quored. Mt<l> Wednto.day• •• IUI\C'hlimrDonny Conwo), 636-1:&2. th< Boffal an to 14 Bald) today 1\>k for Stth. I'·"'· p..,,...., AIM.- A C..,. Low S.udatl$ Orpa. doltl>><ton H••l•• trOvl>lt <i~a~ldll& .,. ,., ,.,~M~n "" .....,,vmcu C.y ol'llnina "orktlt49 os bqrnnin& 11 thr llnhtnll) Courudtnt on "l-lfftl)~ and R.tlotiOn<blp'' 011 T~y. 7 . 3() p m , Savia. Tcnt.tll•e Date and ro=: Cklobtr 27. 1982. 2-l:JO 0'81111Jl106, p.m. For rnlo. phont tht Umv. Coun Stt'Y. 6J«>.Z720. Lfttwtt- Aibl,t s-tu. noted ""hilt oppont:nl or S Afrf"---a'• Senlont Maltr JurY lo .Ran u.p to b&\'t' yo,lf rcarboolt ponnit aparthtld polir:ru. will •IX'• ~ on Mon .. I0/2S, 7 p.m .. Moor oaken for lnduslon on the 198l ourralonlant Sian up Is Coul'( RO<'m, O'Brian, between Cklober 2$-29 in 8A S Hur!man L1b111ry, Ill Talbtn Hill , I< Botldy Hill or in 167 MiUord Fillmore Academic Tllr PmreiJ " Tllt E'<td" on 10/ 29 ll ~Oo<>l Ca:un. Avt. br1"ttn Richmond and Gtanl St . ,,..s.,,..... o..lt• !Oir 0"0 boiiOG .>POIUOfed b) tht W0111m'• Tt!ICk LL<t~~n-P~U-pb oa4 Pn<llt• of Yop-TUd.. Oct. 26. Tram. Buuoo Sale, Monda), Ckl. 2$, Capen Lobby, lo.J 1 p.m., Towm.:nd f~ll. MSC, Room 106. No odmrr.Ma .......e. "" •d<:om• p.m llaa•• Writlloa Wo-op spoMO<ed bylhe Careor Plannin& Mltdlldl Larit-dariiMdat - .. ill ptl'fonn a Spcdal Ewnts orr... on Th<sday, 0<1. 26, I p.m., Copen tO. AC. Series Concert 011 Moodly. No•. I at 8 p.m. in Sir:< Concn~ Hall. Tk:kru art ovall. In advana: 11 the Hur!man Tk:kt< I All<olloo: Pl"t·la" SulorL N..., Yor\ Law Sd>ool wiU bt on C..'l Makt Up Ynr Mio41 Tho Un1vrnlly CounJdlnJ Off~«. MSC and II 8 Capen Hall , AC. Pntu arr S7 for campUi to intC'fView prospccdve ltudcnh on Friday. Servict U c:on.ductlna a lbree senton .seminar on decision -'Jtn<ral admution. lS for the UB Community and xnlor NoY<mbtr S. 19112. c.JJ Mn. Shea at tht Ckrr:er Pllrulina matiJia for pcriiDn> ,.ho hovr troublt makl111 ""-"r link C'ttiuru and S3 fot llvdenu. Of0ce,IJI-J51S, to,.. up 1m appointment dtclsJons owtma No•<mbtr 1. aJ l p.m. c.JJ 636-2'1'20 for rec!Aratlon and fllrthcr lnfonnation. T - Gory a • . _ ...S Jsloaill Leo Sell oo Sat., Oct. JO 1t 8 p.m. In Sltteo-rt HaU. Ttck<Uart SS-(;en. Ad ., M-UB AII..Uoo: !'ft. La• Sn1o<s. Paot Unlvenity School of Law will be on campw 10 iooem... pnKp<Ctivr •u<~<m> oo ...._... Ia ........... 1 r..., Alh'llort U'• 111<01 "'"Y 10 Comnr11N1~ and Senior Otiu:M and U-Srud<nts Sold only II W doo<. help youndf and olllm. To fuwl oui how you can ld T.....S.y, November 2, 19&2. Call Mn. Sbu ot lilt earlft•ot•ed. look (O< out 111>1< 11 thr .Acuvtti<s Fan lA Capen PI&ruua, OfOce, 111-JSIS, to set up m oppolnunmt. Lobby, Tlrts., Oct. 26 and Wed., Ckl. 27, 10 a 111.-l p.m. CPA eorr.n..... on FridAys, 107 Towrutnd, 9 p m. C.U 636-3063 fOr info. AIIHiloa : P~-La" Snlon. Oty Univenity of Nf'll Vorl Law Scbool ..uJ be- on campus to interview prospecrlvc W.lo lo a Hlllo& riJooodcr m which mdivlduab 1011< oo lludmtJon Wednesday. Novcmbtr 3, 1981. c.JJ Mn. Sbea at food ond then pufl<, dtbcr by vomitln& or taklna Luotives. ..God" aa4 ..8-'"-ttiiAVt ". a Thtattr Workshop the Career I'WtnJn& Offa, 831 -lSU, to lC'I up on For Info. obout treatment for this diJOtdrr call 83~202.1. Productlpn, from Ckl. 2&-ll and Nov. C-7 at 8 p.m. In tho Nancy Andri<S-JX')'dtolllerapist. H.t.rrinlan Theater, MSC. Tl<kt<.t art Sl.OO 11 the door. appolntmtnl. CllE . LSAT ~Scnlols aoi111 oo to Onduate School or Law SchooJ <bould 1101< tllll llle r..,.W tqUlrarioo tlcadllnt for Ill< Law SchooJ Adlndoioc Test oo Dccal>bc II lo Novrmber 41 1983. Studcnu aob>i oo to Gntdlulr &:Mol, the: rqular rqUuatloo dcaclhuc for the OradllliU Record Eum lo November S fD< the: Oocaabtr II, 1981 cum. AppllcatiooJ for lilt ORE .t LSAT con be obtained ll lhr au- Plannina Off~« at 2$2 Cajxn on lht .-.mbcra Campw or Hoyes Anoea C, Room 4 on tbt Main SOt<! CompU>. meetiqa Q ...... s.---. mppon 1J0UP for stucl<au rkalo111 with the dcalh ola loood DOt-will..,_ Tlxs., 0<1.1611 7 p... . ln 17 Clemen> Hall, AC' ,.,..,ucod. l•lenulllp Alllao...,.t- The Do.., town Nurslna Home is ><tklnj IO OU &D inttrmhlp IDiJilment whkh ..;11 dcaJ with bosmaa and adminlstrllM proadwe•. publiC m.tloM and pc:nonnd • ork fot furthtt information coatar:l Jdfrcy C. s.w. 147-lSOO. s...... po.tklMo tl "•11 La....- u.......... IAI>9nl00' lie available for stvdcntsmajorinJ In cbemhll}'• ..,...,_,..., physico, aocolo&y, rn.athan&tics, computer tcicncx. Writ< 10 Lawrtncc Uvr:rmore Nallo.W Labo111.1~. Employmrnt Div. , P.O. Bol 110t L 42$, Uvennor<, CA !'4S~ AJit for summer oemploymmt application. U.S, ciliuruhip rcqulred. -·to 11>t "-·Laloab ka .....,. .......oDd Sooy tunod_..e hope 10 p<<S<III h ntAI ...,..... R - C1uiociM li'dlo..uip, • Cbi Alpha Camp"' Minb~~y, will hoid lu ftrll on aunpw mcetona on Tuesday, Slloef 'I 111e RaJ Ckl. 26, at 7 p.m. In J" Fillmore, Ellloou. MSC~ • •· 25 • 7 p ,m • 150 ,.,btr Hall , .,.,......ott OT D<pt . Mttlln& lor ,..._,.'l)ors on Monda), Oct lS, lat..,..lp Ia Wultiq!oo, D.C.-Studtnu who want to we a 5an~CT Off Of' hA\'t' ID e.x.tmded J&nUIIJ' vacation to WW\ In W""""-"o•, o.c .. for a small IIJprnd fD< the: Wilson Quarter!). a tcholarty m_.mc ...,.., 10 an od-tod loy I~ and co•<rilll s1J bnt:iches of the libtnl IIU and S<iet><c. Scudalu WOIIId act . . rcseudl wi •nts 101 IH: eduon IJitcrftS will pin [IT'll hand tnoooloda• lie pcocao b) • blob a mopztnt os ptonncd. edtted and For fllnbcr inf011Dl11lon write Harry COoper, Stnlor Racard!a-. thr WHJOn Qu.ut<tly, Smtth>Dnoon hutJtutJoo BldJ, Wa<hln~ton D.C. 20560. 0 Sdooolol ...._....., ._.,. on Thun., Oct . l8 alI p.m. In Did. 10.. TOpi< it " lvW!ufl<'lllret'• Rrp-Saint 0< SinD<:r7" noon-1 p,m, In Room 30. Goodyear Hall, MSC "Sia111 ol lbt 11.,..."-Lttra<t by l lnnald Glk:Jtmao-Oct 2$, S:l(J p.m.. Room ))$, Haya Hall, MSC. Polllltollidoll« Oob Mttll"l on Mondoy, Oct. 2$, J p. m.. C_po,... forvao- Mollt.....Qor, 26, I p.m .. llaord Rtdtal R.ooo> W . Dildy Hill flail. AC. TN .... PI Mudol..,- M«tlot on 10/2$, 4 P m ~ TIK Qiaololl Codt-Mo•k.....otr 26. 1 p m , 170 MtUud 271. Bnna • t<RIJIK. Fillmore O:nw. Ellirott Poli!b StodHI l.Hlo• MHtlaJt on Mond•) , Oct ~. 4;J0 Tht Qtd lhB lloMo•l<-0<1. Z6, H:SII p m., 170 p.m .. 1030 Clcmtn; • MUL\rd Allmort Center. I!Uicotr. .-.c Frtntb Oub M Miln• on Wed., Ott . 27, 4:00, IOJO Cl<tnon;. UB Ski T... S.Oru Metdna ""tT)'IIat t! 4'00 on thr Foti)O \18 SU T..m Dolly P111<tltt> Mon.Fri. 4 p.m.. ltd ~lwo Parkin& Lor . For Info. call PbR, 636-<IS72 or Dovr, 6J6-4942. loun~. """"• Bids 7. We arc .IUU Joota., lOt mrn and "'<>m<n rntcrcstod I• rado' alptll< aJ>d IIOtclic racu for mort 11>t f.rotto•i<s Oub t..omal Ml<tlot> It ~ TUaday, infonnaUOCI call Don at •JI-5096. Ck1 26. 4 p..on .. Nonoo 210 ~ Roall7 c . -us Mm'< RUII>Y Oub tab' on Bull OKn·ics, urts & lt!etun!S Cily Side Women-. R~~Jby Oub on Oct. JO, 1;00, """' G<wanof1. UUAB .C ooetn• rr...ols Tht Stray C.u on Sllnday, Nov. 21 a t 8 p.m. in Clark Gym, MSC. Stvdrots, SS.OO. Ceneral, B•ll. O ty Skit Womro's RlllbT O~b Pf'l<lkr on lu , Wed, S7.00. Tlcktu avail. II H•rri011an ll<kct OrO« an<l one no. ,S-7. Mott info 692-7193 Or 1138.-54~. -) u 0<:1- ,. , Tht ppoc11um 15 �ckpage/sports Bulls air attack grounds Eagles for Homecoming By KEVI N A. KRUEGER Sporrs Edlror Head Coach Bill Oaodo was leaning up against the ~ I by 1he door to the locker room pauin& the back of any blue jersey that passed by commending them lor a "good game". A ll poio1 outburst in the: stCOnd quarter S«l!Yed the aamc for the Bulls and enabled them to so on to a 52·13 drubbios or the Brockport State Eqles SalUrday tt Rotary Field. The came provided 1lll opponuruty for practically all of UB'• ruldng players 10 &CI a lillie dirt on hi1 uniform. "They~ played "«Y weU, " Dando said, "I Ul<e 10 S« 1he substitutes in gama. It ma..ka- thrm .stt themselves and .tee their mistakes. We a.bo can point h out to them, becaU&~e it's happening in live: action ... Tbt Homcromin& aowd or 2,408 WiiS more impress<d by S«ing the: startt:l'$ in chc prne. who manqed 10 run lht' SCOJe up to 39..0 at haJrtimc and 46-0 In the middle of the third quarter. Bull quarterbxk Marty Barrett, wbo played the role of a .slightly lame back·up in two eatlle:r James, rqamcd hU: earl)' season rorm .utd threw 12 complnions in 24 attempts for 210 yards a.nd thr« tOUChdown passe$ in a time .span of the s«and quancr and chanac. "WeU, they (llro<kport) hov< been beat<n prdty bad chiJ season:' Barrett theoriz~ ...So ir rou set an early 20 points on o 1ea.m like thll it's jUSt about over." Slllrlina quanuback Ken H yer (l().l0.17~l TO p;wa) had trouble gdrioa the Sl&Unch aerial pmo orr the around, save the 70 yard touchdown completion lO Pat Whitch<ad, lonaest or the S<BJOn for UB. The pus, dul· UB's first possession, opened the gamc:•s scorin.g. .c ecxtr:s point was blocktd .. "it was a very 1 play," Whitehead sald, "it's fairly new. wc·vc been working on ir all \l,'('t)c in practice. AU we did wa.s 1all:c one or my routes and chanaed the poucrn I ran, $0 I had a bdter cham:< of losing the lint-backer . Kenny (Hycr) lhrew a nice ball, 1 broke it In front o r the lincbocker and th•l wasit." , In •ddition to Hycr and Bandt, third strina (and .sulttin& junior varsity) quanerback Oordic Bukaly coll<e~ed a TO PBS$. 11 compl~td 11 r~rc rriple ,.... his first ever and ror the signal callers. When Bandt look the Slqe he had the benefit of an 8.0 kad to "'ork with. A ball snapped over Bro<kport pu.nter Dan Grote's head rolled out or the t"'d.tonc in the (usa qUarteT for a tWO poiDI The .s:af~)'. dirccfed the Bulls into and through with a tOtal of ll p:wes. Rtttptlom ~~ 5d up o Bcnie Weber Z4 yard r~etd goal, a IS ~r d .scorina Strike 10 11m SLojak, a ll yard both·ftet·in lob to Jim Biw. o 32 yard catch and run 10 John Grtoeley, and a nioc yard option run taken in by Barren hlmRlf. These ~.-ere nOI without hdp from the Ea&les, thouJh. Arler Weber put lh< Buib up 11 .0, M\1:e Ut> blocked a Brockport punt. Afier Stojak scored~ Webtr boorcd the kid: of( rigb1 a1 upt~er linem.an John Daly, who tamed hiS back on the play. The ball hil the back or his leg and car«ned back 10 UB'$ Emmy H&\'t'f1S, who recovcrt'd th~ frte baJI . Roben 8r'3d$haw intereepted his =and pas. or the year 1att in the quaner, enablin& 1he Bult~ to put the but two touchdowns of the half on the boord within :46. At the half. UB dominated total offense almOS1 st. fold, lS9 to 61 . The Bull 's dcrmsivc line played a bii part tn boldina Brockpon down \o three first half rtn1 doW'IU. u wc were really up for th~ game.," ddtnsi\le Iockie Cary Brown .said, "Wt &Ol beat Ia." wcck by hhaea from running right at us and we ctpeeted Big day for QB Barrett as he returns to set record I the records come alona with thai, it jwt makes it that much bdter." Bandt s\Qtalned a lhlrd dear« riaht •boulder K:per&lion and a riatu ankJe- sprain in the S«<nd pme or the seuon apinst Bo.ldwin-Wallacc. While U.B. quarterbac~ Marty llarrctl set a new puslnJ rcco:d agailUI Brocltpon State Saturday, compldeln& recuper:uina, be was forced co sic out the next two p.mes, " it was the firSI t.ime I really got hit thb 12 2<1 plues for 210 yards. gjvlns him 3,541 lo<al season, but I think I came lhrouJ,h it ok:ay."' career yard;. ... didn't know J was do£C to brealdna any B.arrcu saw J;mitrd action j.o the n6t t•o games record.s,'f Bancu Kid. "lt wasn't even on my and in his rim play aaainJt Brockpon State he was mind." Jim Roclr11uez, Barrau former tcamate. set intueepted. tbe old r=rd or 3,401 c:an:o:r yards back in his " My timina wu ofr ..d I didn't have the same playina ya.rs or 197~. "Jim .helped me out a lot •Jlp• on the: ball. You've &Ol to adapt after mis.sin& wben be was sc:ttinc that m:ord," caplained Bandt, four or fivt pmes and Itt used co 1ht passina rush/' ••t jWt had to play Ions enouah to bteat it," the quana-back captained. &neu t.bould euily break two more r<e:ords nm While injured freshmt.n K<n Hyu look over the wtd apinsl No<wich University. He stt.ll<h•ooly positioo or quarterback, but following Bandt's eilht yards • ...,. from the present c:areer yardaac SU<all in the lut pme. tbcrc may be $Orne question r=rd and needs only six more r«llppions to break u to wbo will fUI the quartcrbacll posillon. "There is the total complc:tloo reoord, currently ... at 1!0. oo compilition between w," Barrett Jlrcssed, .. , " I'm jlllt f01a1 10 p> Ollltberc and play," said Bamlt. •'tile ODiy thiDa imponaol is thar ..., win, if think we would both tike to see ea<h other do wdl." By IEFFREY POERSCR Spffl111m Slqff Writer or • 9rockpon to do that. too. Ahhough then· is aJs() a defmite diffurncc betwccn lth•ca and Brockport, like niaht and day." The EaaJc defense did not do much 10 make themStlves node«t, exce-pt for bursidc linebacker Sal Sollccito_ He only m•de two tackles all game lona. but they will be remembered by those two ball a.nicr.s for a while. Hyer jwt bas to look ln lhc mirror at1bc seven 'Siitches in his chin when he w.u sacked for a 10 yard loss and Barrttl would only h.avc to feel a rtcUrring pain ln his tmdtr right shoulder. Hyer ..-.cot bad: in durin& 1he third quaner when &trc:tl \'Oiuntaril)' rtflc:ved himself aftc:r his jarring tat~c. Seven plays later, 1be sophomore conneaed with Stojak from scvm yuds OUI to give un a 46-() lead and >ave Bukaty the helm . Bukaty sandwiched • 37 yard TO pus to Tom MacLeod in betwcm rwo Mike Holland runninJ scor<s, the only points Brod<port could muster. With Hycr winnfna and Banetl healthy with a week '• time, Dando quipped, "I don't kno... who I'm a.oiRJ. to stan a.pjrua Norwich. ritber the rig.hdc: or the left.ie." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Now. re-recorded in new digiw~ ~~sHff'S FANT~IA 1 ONTRIBU TE: 1 Cover Richard ThompS Wynton Marsalis on and Thomp~ "art'' 3 On the fllmlvldeolslide 4 Fairport lair experimen tal - 5 Televlalon casu Get your iiil of P~rrlewin ' poetrylflctionlwo rdlngs 1 Llterary-.wotds Alison Lurleland music/all a c.nt • • Wynton Mars II performance/any ' Ideas/yours without his hor: s blasts WRITING, 10 Racord, _,gooves and frenzies ILLUSTRAT ION, p~ essay ECM and Co ex-Eagles noord tau, 1 1The Concerts Bus 8;,J lveshots Yo Ma ys, RPM, and Yo- 12 B~~-.cheap cinema analysis commentar discuss lor examination 19 Calandar..Jound A seven da t s In and around~~~~~ to events 16 Endpage ao Go back to the be . and read everyth'rng gmnlng over again orltiqu why . Pr~lgal Sun PRODIGAL SUN Yolum• t 2~ Oc.tobtf '982 i i I 8 Covel Dholo o/ Wynfon Marull5 by Debor•h Fei ngold {courtesy ol Mus•clan m• gulnf) I I I I I I I I I I I I ... I Address correspondence Jo· Prodigal Sun 1~ Baldy Hall SUNY at Buffalo Buffalo, NY 14260 ~·ee<~--------------------------------------- All contrib r·0 5 weiCOITle ~u~ ~ are more than 8 does not 'as publisher for unsollclt!~me responsibility will return o I materials and accom n Y those self·ad~~~=~dbyenvelope. a stamped, �Richard Thompson's traditional obscurity wanes. North Amer1can tour 10 promote thai• new album Shoot Out the • Llghrs. Neeclless to say, euttalo war no1 on !he tour Itinerary- the closest show (llnless you count a cancelled Roche.stet date) was In Toronto. at ti'Ht Horseshoe- Tavern GOd bless them Canadians, they atways man,age to sell oul a perfo-rmance by a worthy amst. whll' we lowly Butfalon!an~ got partormers of the Ilk ot Juda-s Pfles1 and John OOuga1 and Oatety :.nythlng elee shoved down 04Jr thcoats. Anyway, I he $hOw was nothtno magical: Unda's vocals on tooot as " WaJt\lng on a Wire" an Wtlheted and Oied" conveyed the sadnMs and vntet1a+nly tntMKerll In I he &ongs without bGII'\g ovefemotlve. When Richard \J'I(Im.pson laun(:ned fnto .. Stoth a,. Old Faltport claaalc, the crnwd respondOd wllh stu11ned, revetentlal sllenQe t-415 vocats: throughout tfl!f snow were emo11ve and ' commtt..ndlng, his OUI(f.f leads both mellifluous •nd stlngtng, lunetlontng as an expressive thud vo1ee II ever ttlera Wefe doubt$ about Alc.hafd deep Ill a '"'nee as, with eyes ci05td. he ,$ang the line " Now neart s oo what heerl$ will ··wau of De•tn•• Is not the gloomy dlrge tha IItie would Imply, bVI was ln5teid a paean to an amusement park ride, 'eleouung tne 5neet t!Xijberant thrill one receives hom getting the shU scared out of (hem, Thl$ oooo~n hbd also p.ovldetf trH& tnsallable ThomPiOn tan wrth • gUmpse at some unr~lo;neo mahlflal. ''Smau Town Romance" ;~ddrar;sed H'\e grovtncial community wtHue e¥efyona '(lows everyone else'! Thompson's rote. In rock hfStory a~ a DIJ&It'IOS$, and ftle dU hcultlas ot love OtJitaHst. sonowrit~r or singer. th•s hlno~red amo.,gsl i\11 '"e bicl\bl lh!O -our laid them to rest Time vvon ·•was She a Woman or A Moo" Clevo~d a lull page lo ltle picks uo where Ra)" Davies "Lola • 'Thon\psottt'", tayifiO' that·~ ,onv lett oil and orov1o~ fhe comu; (on Shoot Out lhe Lights) h!ls IM: rflltf that Thomcson feCI the c~ched poW'ftf aM pltlles clamy ol audlcmco tlBd Oeen wntCing tor. ~ S::;7~~~y~~C:~a~:'::t·~da ~ Thompson wete tlnalty getllno some • f ~~:~=.ognlllon they so rlc:hly __ I ~y John Szymaszek n maf'ly tnst&f')Cf.IS, wrutn an •tti!Jt !$ labelled • leQel'ld, fie or .sf\e •s etthe. duo. or C'IUcally acclaimed and comme,CIIIIy lgnor~ Rtc~ard Th0mp50n would fit the second atlHn!tlon ralt'ler nicety Praised fb• nts peettess guitar pla'(lno and prolific pen, Thompson ha.s ohen been dlsmlued oy • large legment ot the roc\t.flstenlng public f.:S 1 mere " fOikle " an unrau l)~oonhOIIng of ;t ••tent as marvelously diverse t -s ThOmpson's. Rlctlard Tnomp.son's t"!lsto')' Is dUnf\'ll'g ot eJJaf!'llnat!on Bom at SOOI11.5h f.l"'d EnQIIsh pJ,14fl1&, he grew up II&Utttlng to traclluonal 9rtusn mue.lc, as welt as earty Amerlcan rock and roiL While In the BrUt$h equivalent ot high school, Thompson was ai~Jy Involved In a band callao Emil and the Detectives, which also featured the talents olthe Stranglers' Hugh Cornwell Uflle el.se he.s boen reveaJed abOut tf'lls conoreoat~. In 1967. et the tel'l4ef age of 11, he founoed Fafrpon Con~entktn wllh trlef'ld,a Ashle~ Hutchings a.M Simon Nicol. Fairport Convention had ha roots In ttad~onal English fol~ Clllthough their tlrst LP drew comparrsons to-oasp-JeftBfson Airplane)~ and spawned such tumlnanes as.lan Maltl'lewJ and the lale Sar>dy Denny. Whllo wf\h Fairport. lllomPSO<l nOJ>od t>olh his .songwJUIOQ aNI lr'!S1turnental '~111:5. oul8YOI"!tuaUy toi.lnd 1NJ conflne~ ot a "group" ~Iring to be too restrJctiYe. In t971, Richard Thompson partttd amlc.tbly from Fairport, ano spent the next year or two doing aesslon wortt ten vatlous ar11sts. ~~~=~~h~,..~~~t~~ !CX.':r~~.uno rosl&r of musiCians. MrVer quite J;llaJnlr.g the gkuy and el(OIUence It tusd enjoyed while Tl'lompaon a.n(f Sandy Denny (whO had lert one album earlier, were membftf5 1972 $i'W the arrlvaJ of Tt!ol'f!pson·s fHst solo work, t~enry The HumBn Fty, wtucn turtn1u lncorpotated 1he use of lradJtlonal StUI!h mouts wilt) orlgfnat matmlal, "and also ga~e Thompson ltJe treedom to stretch out vocally, some1h!nQ tw; hid rartHv OMn abtt to do In Fahpon. Rolling Slone magazine, which wtlll had some credibility bee" then, calle<t Thomp,on ••one ol tP'I~ most ll.nowledgea.ole mua.tc1ans in all or popui&r oo,d lotk mUJ,Ic~" ~Uhough the air was abUZ2 wlln 1\udo.s from =t~~~ ~~::;rr:r ~~~: ~01 otl' Ute groul'd But an was not well In the Thompson camp: wOtd got out tnat 1f'le tlarmooy had dlsslpated ttom Richard aoo lind1's marriage. This to1.1r wu to be o •wan song, ont! last celebration or a retnarkab~ c,areer together , &lld, perf'li1P1', 1 chance to thank all the tan$ wf\0 had never ~enn the coupte perform, and woula c>tobably never do ao IQIIn. Atho~Jgn 11 oarotneo conslstonuv gOOd reviews. the Thompsons r8p0ftedly lost money on the tour, In September. Alc:hard beO•n a solo IIO<l<IOHC IOU/. prOS<JmAI>Iy oparl\0<1 In part by 1 dealre 10 fecoup some. of ~~~ aHer tne first lP'J rolease. Thomp&OI'\ maftleel Undil; Pe.lelt. fflend of Sa,dy Denl'ly's and possee&Or of achingly pllre voice. Linda nad nanole<J some ot the backing vocals on Henry eno had also worked with Richerd, Sandy and sorne other F'aupofleu on an album called Roc~t On, which was tuuod under Che name " The Bunc~:· Togetl>er. Richard and Linde Thomp$0n OJTlb&rf\ed upon 1 riGh and wondrous careet truat would ,spa" n\ne yeara and a nalf~ten Qf" so albums, AnhoUt)~ ,,e IOSMS, bot no ooubC motivated al&o by an urge to get oul a,d pllly some more. This seemed too ooocs 10 oe true: When one admlfes an al11st lor nearly i oecad& with nary an opportunity to tee an<J t1ear n 1m POttorrn, ano IS then confronted wltn aatd aruat 's 'udden lit ol accesslblllly. said lndlviaual (mel toses all Mtl<antrol and makes ntact atranoamenh to aee tHm tn every nearby performance. R•cherd Thompson relv1nec:1 to Tor0"10's HOr$eshoe fa~~ttrn at tne beginning of Oclobt:r, minus mucn roeo<dl'lQJ woro released Of the t"tOOPia lh.at t'!ac:l accompanli!o on a talrty regular basis, American his earlier appearance. A amallef, 001 atiU respec1abJ.,~Il8d croWd was tans ol tne Thompsons had to ehate a certain ttustrauon uvet the lack of !lYe pe<formanc81. C&tchlno Ri<lhard and Unda In concert In the US w1s ,..,., than ca.telll'lQ QOOOfr11M !rom a doorknoD. The las• lime Rki\.ard Thompson had tollrttd the U.S. was In 1970, as. 1 Fairport member. However some unseen fCMce brought J~n end to his reelutlve waya. fn the tMtoinnlng ol 1M2, he tested the Amerk.ln watera by p\ay1'lQ a solo olo al tho eonom Llno In New Yorll City. Then In ll>e Spring of this year, It wa&- announced that Aicflilfd and lii'H:ta T~mp$on and bend wo\lld onc:2ertake an e.-ten:s•ve tn attendance Thompson, In good spirit"~ cuulklng tokes. and relatlno aMCdOtes between songs, ,seemed amused and only tllgttHy perturbed by 1 dttrupllvo corttlngent at the oar. Hla cool. witty rnannor provH:SOd an lntecndng con1raat 10 1no aonos he wrlle.-ok en somber, moving Odfl t o failed rolallonsnlpa and uouo*f times. He mekea no secret ol hla affecUon for the sad k>ve song, ond deVoted a good po<tlon ol thla evening to them. A new number, "Oh. How t Waoted To.'' appeared to be about tlls s.epatallon from liOOa Thomoson toot\ed to be .------------------------------------------- - A Selected Post-Fairport Convention Rict1ard Thompson Discography: 1i72·Henty The llum1n Fly - Reprise (U.S. relea&e out ot print may be avellabte on ~mport) 11173-1 W1nt To SH Tho BrlgM lgM• Tontghr - !stand (U.tl. lmpon only) 1974·Hokey Pokey -lslen<f (Oul or ptlnt) 1915-Pour Down U~e StiVer -t1land (oul of 1)<1nl) 111. 0ultlr1 Voc•l-lstand (2 lP ompJiat!on featuring nue Falrpon aterfal plus nve Richard ana Unda ThompiJOn mataftll -ou t of 1117-L/vo! (lttore or wu) -lsi an<! (2 LPs containing most ot Gultet, Voeol pluo ontln! Brlghl L/flhr• LP -out of print) 1f1S.Firot Ltghr -Cilryoauo (out of print. may De avalla.ble as an lmporl) 11171-Sunnyvlsre -Chrysalis (lJ. tl. Import lsaue only) 1N1.SirlOI Ttlmpo t -Elixir (U.K Import l,ssue ont~) 1N2·shoor Oultho Lights - 1-1a.nnlbaJ Otlw Rocordf'lQo: 1872·Tho Buneh - Rod On - MM (Fe.aturlng Tnompson and Linda Pole~ (Thompsoo). as well 11 ~noy Oenti)'. Trevor Lucas and others doing CO'<~ei vers,ons oJ old rock'n'roU hits -ou1 o f prrnu 1N1·0 owtd Thornaa and tho PtcMstr1en • - The SoUnd ot trle S1nt1 -Rough Trade (Thompson co-wrote many of the songa, and pJays oultat and hemmered d\Jitlmet on lhla collaboration with Pore Ubu·s David Thomaa.) •n A,pgetlle wheHed tor more, I prepare<! lor tne ntu:l .5f'low. thl$ ume In RochMter's Af'XS Creek. Th~ a tmo5phere, great decor and lnllmate sealing near the stage. Thompson didn't d isappoint He tr.:comPAnled t\lrnsetf so cl&xttousty on mendoltnood'Urtng ''Luel!iy In Life. Unluc'y In' l.Cve," tnll' wllll eyo5 e•o.se-et. I could imagine lwo o'hor o•avers on stage w11h h+m. "OOn'c A&n6ge On Our Love·• was <Jollvelfk;J with an lmpassloneo vocal •n~ ot -!,. ~ ::... my lusty cry for " The "Poor Ditching eoy;· allhough ho clalme<IIIO hado·r yeats, ulayed 11 Roo Crook ~~ .>n kte-al otaoo to soo an artist like Thompson- nice su ~ dim,nlahlng theh power. On this particular evening, he t;Ven obliged Ot the three acou'Sttc show5 I caught Toronto was the be!Sl In lerms ot aheet breadth ot material ThOmpson covered nearly every soJa base. t\rlpplng songt like ..Jel Plaoe In a Rocking Ctlalf'' artd "Ooo~l Lei :a. Thtel Steal Into Your Heatt'' down 10 tJare e-ssOnllala wlltioUI ~34' fhere ·s IIOt>e t"Gi tJittds U$ ~"d ; don., mean 1 ( l'->pson played lwo ,..Is. as did ttla tle-adllnef John Hammond, J1 Which btlngs. ut to 1he T,.Jfamad~e 5l'!Owt. In Aoetl&$18', I lneret1uloU$ty._.,o somewhat arun"entv) as.t(oa Rich-ard Thompson U M w.n rttally oponlng for Kenny llonkln In Bulfalo the lotlowl'lQ nrgnt. (for the unenlightened, Ran,ln •s a Las Veoas·lype pup singer whosa main claim to fame has been 1n • see THOMPSON �Thompso • - u n - t ,.....p~•rtno 3 umptMft Hmes on cne Toftlgtu Show. Johnny C.taon e11en wrote ll\e liner note<J to nls fJfll etbum APPirtnUy he fit Jonnny'a. citfi nltl~ o l hlp young porfotmer Get 1ne Plclurt?) Thompson's reply waa lhll hCt IJ'Iovght l'll s own IPI)eltlnce on that bill had been cencelltd Mlybl If shoukl have be6n The 1uCS1tnce (Ot" should I uy R&,nk;n F'•lt) were bOOr• sf\. 11'\atlenbn! •rKI GOtiN\r~nl The finest imports from Fairport Fal!pon Convenuon Wlfl THE Fairport Convention Moat on the Ledge (Woodworm Records) Dave Swarbrlck Smlddyburn (logo Records) Dave Swerbrlck and Simon Nicol Live ar the White Bear (While Bear Records) &eta " " ' lot • sm11tert"t) of tans to revel In tne aouncs o t thelr own vo1eel- II only 1 had brought my one 101'\ weight w nh me MUCh to the Cl'taO!&n ol nt5 la•tntul t ans ThomDSOo was res.Utt-1eo 10 Dla)lng 1 pe'luf\C1ol')' fon) m•nute set at each shO* C&nd un1 • e TOtOtno ano Rochester t~e v.a5 ~ sep."111 ~m.u.on cnJ.t;e tot ead'l inON) SHII the t••n•ttg wa.s noJ wrthowt ltJ reward.s A tf'\t.$1n~o~t ftom l,..e f'latycon (manca101y , oc-. Cfi11C WOtCI) FAJtPOf1 Ot-)IS " Ge.n•$16 Hall' wn unle••~ as was a $Ptllb4nOII"0 vt-rJIOn o' ·•otmmtng of 1M- Dey' and yet &fiOifl•t ,ew aong Love Ia li~ e a 8 u51ne$S Tt\e onl)' wn eon·t thtng 'ef110 relleet upon malice w1 wan ten mort yea's R•c,aro Rteha rldln; on Thompton 11 cuuentty CIHI Of pre.VIOt;SI)* un,nown lntereat and popt.~lalll)' '" this country. L..8sl veer's octeclic solo Instrumental Strict T•mpo l. his oollabOraUon as a Pede-stri an w11n Pete Ubu's David Thomas on Th& Sound o/ the S.nd , and this T/tt L/ghtJ.. done w1th now-.slrartgtd wilt U nct. •1"0 h~nd.s;. allte<:l .,..Jtr, thrM tour• since January. "'"' con'lbirted to year~s Sl'loof Our draw rave rev._,.., rtom ,,. Y•ll•~ Vooc~. Ro/llft!l SJM•. c;,..,, IAusJe~a n. P,.ytKI'f, Trouw Pten, and vlnually tvet')' othtf crlnc: 1rtd pufblcat!on It\ ttte Wewtetn WOt'k:l (I lovec:t t~e ''•ytJoy quote on how roctc criHca musl neve spent the last ten yeats oiUlog t rount;l bOWling alleya) Threo rather rK-ent 8rltl5h rei&&HI have consequently ruched tl\e.e sllon!s as tmpot11 In greatef n~.tmbefs tnan ~• weklld have tnougnt POUib'e a )tar ago a,.. LP Of 1ne 19$11ncf I N'UHI Falfporl Conventkwl reun~ - wo.r on 1~ L.e dge. a new Oavh' Swarbflttl album -Swidd'(ourn. reuniting fllrport's Fun Houu ll nH~p ol Tllompson. Sw~rbrlck , Simon N icoL Dave Mattacka 81\Ci 01ve Pegg (wl"lO I• now currently on tour u bUS Pl.tyer lfl Jttf'lro TuU) ar'lej a tatner 1mieb~ 1lve pub &el hom Swarbric" ano N 'col - LM at tiM White &:If WJih 12: rura. t6 fln..ups, t6 albUms (up untH noow). a nel 20 membela 1 1 one tim• or a.notM! ~ EAST 1089 ~to g.,• Fall' Bhd Ju .. t ' urlh nf ~ht•rrdolr, NJb 299l Mon. Night/Oct. 25 " WINTER BROTHERS" Nalional recotcUn.g artists trom 2 Nun•ille La~IU Blue for Sl.50 ~ .. .... ,1· .._I -:"''5 •. _,'.,..--I'"':-~ • •,1 • • , f~~IKE: ... - ....... •1 • , • 1 r rr .~ '·l ARk 0~ · .. ~ rR.['".C!:::.Weds. Nlghl ladles Night $3.95 all you c an drink l or the ladies Receive SOU¥enlr 9tass Uve E.nttrui nment emale & Male Dancer r,, J' ~ r.J IQ~ll ..·, r.--; t-' •,t! H, .·. · (~" • , '- ' '' S • • t ·, • d ' . . • •.~ r • THIRD STREET' Friday & Saturday Pany Nights WNY Best Bands " LASSER DOWN" would be the Byrds and the Band end (I tl.no~ aome people ate going to w ish me tlluck blind lor this) tne Grateful Dead a llhOtJQh Fairport w•r• much ...a swayed, sutrt)'ed a nd tNinlpul.tte<S by the med1a ana ._...,.., Graw1ng on a mut k:ll al'ld l~rtctt tredlltOn nearly 2.000 )'ears OfG retrt~ t.nan 200. A ruG• during Thompson't duougnout the Cate Tl'le couple tn llont ot mt 'l w"efe patflcu•arty ottenslve, epltomlzlng tna t .. pe ot QeOPMt who lllk toUdl~ ln restaurant! Smf•n lol)\·roc"- banc:J, spawnl"g a thousanct olf·thoots at'ld Imitators. Amorlctn b'I'01her&·unoer·thwkln c~a!" magtc or vutuos,ty •nten..sil)' anel COI'IKienuousnes.s set them IPIM Molt on the L.ttdge wu recorded ltyo tn Augual of 1~1 11 Brougnton Cull• and Graw• from the last ctay ot the reuntonl'fllt l ~a••a flntlt Three nlgnts of OP«t rtnearaafs In a tocal ~o antS ~formances by tt\e Ul..es ot Ben J1nSCh. Ralph Mereu. Mantn C.nhy. tt\CI ~. renowned but no .... compete-nt t~ arti$tL. fnclud«< WIS I ttpofledly dalztlng set by IM GPo - Thompl0t1, MartiCitta. ~0 and Mcflll - and • long unsHn Fairport Wm. tn On~ End lind Ou/ T~• 0/htr. T~l$ \'081'$ WOOt\IMCI WI.& withOUt Thompson ..no op1ect lor a vacation with h it chiiCiren While In bcttwMn US t oura 110111 on lh• ledp.. wtllle lact~.tng a btt on the ptoc:Jucuon fond. m1._11 U wlln ttuty Lnll)lted pef"torm•~• on auch Fa fPOf1 ct•.utcs u ·watk A•htM,"' ''MaUy Gro.-.s," tncf "Poor W1tf and the Jolt)' Ha" gman Orfgtnal YOCIII$1 Judy [)yblt It tne ' IUIPrl.. ~t" on Jonl M llc~ll'a " Both Sldes Now," I aong tf'lt oil on Clkf With the b1nd yeata ego. when she wasn'l bul)' knitting soc:k-a or scarves on stage. tne album also lnchJ<tes en elecHtflld vetston ot 8ob Dylan's "C:O..ntry Pie." and amazlr>gl)' o•oppy go at J01ry LM uwto' " Hign ScMol Contldenllol." and an amvttno new T't'aoml>50fl CCM'1'Ii)Oelt~ lhat wu a o.r of an lce·bteeklr on f'lls recent solO tour, ' WOfnt.n or 1 Men:· OltenUmea reunion album• are suggestDd lot " lens ot~ly,"l)lrllcularly H they're on • ttny ltbtl Onto is on Woodworm AecorCis). th!s record l~n't. lflOuQh, 10 II tne reeent guthlng praJH ot Thomp50tl l'lu lrOiJt.cl your CUJ~III)', thts one - h i g hly racommended. -Swotll<let<otlliJm, Smlddyoum. tO< alt1nt.,t•..,., purpose• can ~ con-sidete<l as anotf'Mtr FaJrpon reunion album not solely on the basts ol the reunton ot the Full House COnventiOf\ (and several ad<Sitlonat playtf'l), but on tf1e splrll ot the playing, a IPiftt that was often mlaMd Ol'\ previous ieunions '"" partla~ reunions. The aJbum'-.s a1moa1101e1y Jnstrum.entat tnve tor S.ndy o.nny•a "tt S..lt.s Me Woll., anc1 1M m•atcllnolllp seems to hive 1 ~&Jn emoUona l Sl*k tt\lt wu ott., tac:ltlng .., the post·Titotnpoon Fotrpon lltxoma Be<yf Mautott'o plano In parucular 11 an added ptus The Swltl>flctiiNtcollt¥e set cefebratea the launc.htng (suppooodly) Of White Bear Records wllh 1 QOOC.,alured a.nd •ery tntormal two aides of somewhat tradltlonat Engll$h folk perlormed In W'hlt appeata 10 bo a rathef al•luelld 1tat1. Thl.s doHn"t ••"-• ltlfiY itom but ralhe, :!::': J:~id~n':r ot 1M enhance your en~ t album IS wtttl. Tfte: rather amu.s lng liner nct11 .,. by tanner Fairport arummtf 8n.1ce Rowtand. ff you'Ve read aU the way lhrough thll than you'lt bt thrilled to ,.•• , 1hat 1 thorough Fairport biOgrephy wae due for rmease In Engtood thla pul July and may soon hl1 tno &elected Import slorea U'llt carry I heM eJbums as well - IJHt on th• IAdfl* • by Patrtclt Humpl>t,., �. .' casual VIewm . Donahue inPhiltrates middle America Jly Rick Seykow ny ··we oellcvtt all Inc PfQ9rama we sena out '"' •~rwortny. but we also realllft that tttiiJORibll JHH)ple c:an differ on c:er1t~~ln Mn<Js at prooramt Ana while some o t our tllcha;"& hl'ft been bann.a In some th•• •· tf'l.t ootnt must be m.adt that In almost ~ C&H. our PtOQf&n'\1 aft Ctnfed b'f station managers 'tlfho Delte<wt1 w•th .a, lt!al ltl..t,'of\'• ptob'em ls not tof'lt.v.ersr 11 11 otandoess. that IN .-~ew,ng Ch~bftc. And ts rw tnOfe DteDI* IO ecce.OI ~&+It~ SUDfle' rv mooult mattet than many or lht haN usumeo s.adomuochfam. herpea n~PI'. tM Jerry. Lewis tet&thOn tnt rOle lion ot Amortea" Jews to tht BeHvt ~ssacrv and the! r.ew reaurgonce ot military toys.- Doring 4hat ume I dlscoveuto thai tttere .,, a number of tea:son~ f or U& popultfl1)' Fen stmpllclty•s s ake, I th ink that the .St.t(;oCe·n ot Phil's ahow can be b<o~on- Into Ina - 1 OINCII ot Its UuM basic component a THE HOST - Tho '"'' log ol l~e show a stfat~ac Wid ''· o t courae. AUt Dew\• hue tum ~aU Gray h aired, oespec:tac.'-G trump~ Pftli m•Qht .!Wite !tome oeople 11 an unltkelr ae~ symbof, OUt he IS 1 Pf•,.,.. •••mokl ot what 0t Hetb Gokl~ro lf\e ·•new" Of llbeta1ed 100' like a cntmb ~ his "Show , •• ev!OOOCed by n•s ~ecent uphill batHe tgalnst Je1ry Lew is' well·recelved t.eH·rtghtOOu5 po$l urtnv Jerry, tt\11 l~J8;..._ Menact1em Ektgln of the a ntertalnmont wo rld, I$ q u•ck to convefl an~ cutlcfsm maOt o' f'II.S ctton1 Into • hardheanao atiAGk on II "~I<IS" Wnen P1111 lrted 10 ~ o l rry to rtJponCS to some ot tht chatgu made agalftsl till •nnual te..VK)n-rha.l It d•ajns moNtY from oHM•t chat.ues that htdl. oetet>rlty front .men. tl'tiat h SM'tes a& 1 wff\IC:~ __ [] ~ cOtpoflte ~®he. telat'Ona camoa~ns-he drew fatucw& '"'tM!Mft "t~;• 0o 1 . . . . t(*n ano ... lhom 6fe DIC"JUS8 I Gjlpt@. ..e the Pno Dono.._ ol 1~•s N>d let me tetl ~ somelhlrtg-1tle nails 1n -m \hi naMa must hawe been .. e•y oatnhl1, bYt at lent thai g.uy r.ao a point of 'flew_, teUal ' N ot '"" Jeuy·, " Mas" fared any oeuer· Wnetl a man &uffenno !rom rnuscu111 dyslfootty called to to aay that he ftft ttte totelhon mado c1ystroph1ca ll~t nl"'"'" Into obJotls of pUy, Jttr'; ,nponde<i defflf'lety. ··wttal do you want me t o dQ'? Go On lht elr 100 Sl)' "T'hes.e peocte rteed VOt;t money beuuse lhlt) ·re incJoctnOent and to Qfett 5haoe'' Whh:h bf1nga. us to the a.econa reason •or P'tll's oepulafi\y f>iE GUESTS-PnU• guests.,. c:oncflte ptool ol t-f1m1et s contenuoo nul ..I here are moto tn f'te;aven e.l\d Nr'lf'l. HO.ai'Cl ll'tan are orearnt ot 1n yOt;r "'..-.ot Phik>&opny_" Who ~se bt.ll PtHI Donanue c:o"IG na-ve Lt~neam~ed a ~raon like 8tenl Deek, the tounoM o t New D1y Introductions a dating tervtet •ot peoote wUh netads1 Or t,ow about the rooent soow ort atdomasoci'tllm. W"o5c guests P ~·• Oonal'lu.t 1 metaortc r,-se to An'let*Cart s.u~tS\If ma-. l 'from tNCftO tO Mn&thYI Ck.l1 iloll all m..... , Mof.O'fel aa ~ s1a1u1-Wtlh a c:owote ot repoettory tOt tne nau~ 1 netwo~•s fet•n11) enQaoe<l fh I bidd•no wat OVt<' hll aer~tees af'td .e.ec m•"''"9 ptan• to 91"1 him his own let• 1'\lgnt anow to touow Nlglttllflt-hla lriOQOf.O ll'te lht'l•taot• crnkat backtaln. Some QeOPte dllln._l h it &how as an open lor-um tor II)CUII ctevlantl w~lle :m~:~~~o;~~r~~',:,~poul and pretenstona. 1 setf·atylt<t Don Oul.t.ote careening reektusty a t tn.e windmills ot lgt~orance and I PIItly each wHII. In t1.111 ·~- of miiii<H\t ot wOflhlpful hOU.IIwl'lea, I I"*' OOiy ••th "'' middfe Dto.tt Ubtfillam •ncs a Joosa cot lee; lion ot OCC81kwlatl" not•Y.,Y·a.ttUtl 11 f6CII I I'WS OO«<oOna To me thlo kind ol Wn~"''l ts ..-foc:lai-PNI one eorw- ,... ottne ,.,., cono.otont>y ..,,.,.~n~ng .i.nd tnt~mat!Vt' TV show• gotng What'a more. rtla conM<:tefabte :~'t!:7V::.,': ~;~,:~no an Amencafl '"'lltuUon. tl~~te Jotmny C.rec>n or WaJter Cron~lte Pf\U's valut ttea t'IOt In hi I eon1CIOIJ-lnl15· rtlalng gurulam tor the natiOn'l noua.ew•v••· bul '''"'' tor H'• 1es t enc:l s.copt of nta 1how, wnlch ta nothing ~ss tha n a ft'eewnHUng romp through pop cultuJI a!ld American aocl•ty at Iaroe In ti'MI space of a few montna. Ptlrt will d\afOI tr.-n rom.ra ncwwt~ to male .,._•. nom MoN Gt!thn to""""'" Schlafly, hom pun• roc~s to lnt ,port macUc:tt ot tnt n1Hon .s """'"' cngglnQ ... fOllllhllty 'lOCI I M!CkUe Atnef"ICan IUO!encftl behii'W:t htm al'd Vl.lnQ them a.s 1 SO~d~~ bOarCI, I ~~~~ GfM't cnorus CO<M*\1"'0"" tt""'-lo<!O U 11 unlo-GI lrt S-"''f1 ll'\1 Phil Oonah~ sno• t'I.I J blc:oml one ot the nauon•a tnorlte ap.ctator •port• Over the course of the ou1 two Jllljeekl I'Ve aQ1Jncs.d out opinion ai>Oul ~~ wttll lo I ~now and tuned '" to n11 •hOw wn.never poulbJe, catching dlacuulona on ~ t:ll..letecXIed IIDefal '911U.I lf'afvded Jamu ~ iflter , tl'le operator o1 ~t t.mall ot'l•ll'\ of S & M par lOt$ '"' California, al'ld Mltlres.s Cay, one ot tne oom1na1r1ves 1n hi& emotoor? Hllllef pr~1oen some oeHgMh•t 1ns•ght• 1nto the adaptive nature of capltalttm (tlls S & M patlors attvef1tH 1n the YellOw Pagu .,d cnarp $72 00 ' " hour IOf IMtt ......,•CH t,e dO!Tttnatrbn m1~e s~ 15 an hQur plu. ttP51 MI.Sirut O'l tr.e 0\J'Ier hanG SH'Ov~ c... ,. .. the h<fitl.HO~o~.Sit c•ol•l•t- tom1nce aulnot Jlf\11 Oa ..,,. (WIIn SQme1hlnQ 1,._. 70 no-.-&61 to hef cre(M) out o\l$0 Ann 0oUQl•l I Nli!i A_,ublll: c:ormbl.nor and ptofuso• ot Engltsn et Columbf111 U~!'HVIIIf In l•cl Pnll's lhO'N 11 the onty popuJat f'lttw«Ml\ tat~ .a.~ow 10 91"' r@9ulil' t • I>Otufe to o.syClfliAHtsts. -t<»oQ!II~. •nUlrD~ f$\5, hlitory •nc:J El\gltJI'\ P•Oft$5"0rs a.nd Ott'lel euoem•clan& Wnlcn ., a oooo tnlng tlP&CIIIIV In \lle~ Of 1he lhUO IICtOf '" lhe IUCCOH Ol ht5 ' hOW THE AUDIENC£- For Oollor 01 wort•. F't!U oonan"e •s • tonUrmeo poouUtl His a1ud'IO l'uct•ence r, an lnttgfll Plft of hi~ !SnOw j11'18tr C)ftlolf'\06 ¥ot0UIO De S0f81t miUftO "'"•th I& wnt Pnll'a toe11., sno.., ..apo11 qemao so lttefeaa u, compilfiiCH'I to h•• rogula.r sho~N.s ) and"« plays tf'trl'l h' e a ra~ barotn+tle.t gaug•ng the eHec1 ol ttte ....,... ol tiM doy "" JaNr 0 PUI>t~C en~ wll~ ~~~ lorgoly rap0011 an ea.sy tom110 audleru::e He a150 t111 ' " onQIQirtQ se11te or humor: Of'lf ol mr raworile bttt Ol Oonahut ahli~ cam. CIUfif'IQ I ti'IOW on sa) aid !I. with PhS! stalking throogh hi~ auelfe"ce brandishing • vibrator the size o• t torl)tdo asking. ·c,.n you Imagine yout husband comlno norM dtuntf. from the bOwling alley with one ot tt·te.se,.. Of coutu, even a CledleatiG " IVe never lh row parades for when we avoid a war, only when we win one. " tnyMH Hncll 111m ~Uno ot limes hit """' IV!Own 1ac1~ o• NctOti""' hlt guott:t& WOI"ka only wfW)n nla ,,..,, ,of ' ' '" tt well-tl..W'*2, ~"*' It I not ("Weh I I 111 a rK.!nl ahetw wUh HeN)' ~the reautt• canoe tatMf emwrasslno to watcf\, Then tt\efe lS Plllls penenont lot e>loylng 11\o oe'lll''l .ctwoeate all P:l&a ot an ,Of ISWS, a ptiCtiCe ~lch Cfwm 'tltflll( Rl<:• Johf'IIOn t~med "'II u:tehll •• dOni Ufl_g your bJ. .Ih to tC\enCI " Even 10. Pnlf t• • aphlttd ~l tf wnn e, ~PO)' tta.lr lor v.,biJ countor· p\IM:nii')Q. When Michael Bauer t he pr..tdent of tile Meoo Toy Compan), a dmttiltd tha t R• a gan'a ".s1rono defenH poatute" h as a~ed In I lie comel>tCk of miiHoty loyo and 11.seued that toy• reflect th• re•l WOfld, PhU tiiOrtl'd, "'But )'OU dOf)' t have 1 ~ ottlef lMreu D''' 01 dOll 'fou only , . nee! • tile re•l world •• wr.n 81ue• COUI"''I &fed b)' $lying tha1 lh• 10)1 are popui11r beel vl• Will hl~l \raOitton.et~ been seen u 1 C)IO'f'•nQ gtOUNS tOt ma.. coureoe Pl\£1 wu quiCir to selle we ~kt lflei\IOII ground 8ul at teut hO~ oul the pos!!lt>lflly lhl l IlioN wllo -liCe 1 war ate tw-..... too tt "'" no ptc.n•c lot tllose wncr """' to Joll to orotolt th-e VIetnam War We nl'itr tnrow parac1ts for when we evold 1 Wit. only When we Win on• ,11 To Ills credit, Pllll It OlOO wflllllg IO \\ht!f'\ HIUI!f iiAff!O ,Of •n1e111ge~ m .,I,. '"e~ otter tlt'ln4 vP pta,,ng H'('-a l tl'!8fiCHit IO f'\•1 '"llom4MI "' wom• n stooo \I.O to say You '"'l"hO"'ed 'f'IIOII•gc~• I JUtl -;r0naer ll"t:t to 1-' re,.,a,' -w rw~h t>Qw I"'''UC, lft11U•Qt"" tt whip ~om,.t'IOdy dr~w lfaOuflO•no ,agplaue.e, Ano a tM.a wotn8n, lnil'llilf\Q f.ne was go.ng IO $C0f,. d S.Ul.,•UtCI CIObAIIng point '!.ain l~Niln mo'itn h•rdeneO In pr,m diUPOfO'f•ll • You u!d lh._l Min Cay doos !l lOt ~ 76 an hOUf Would you lot yo&J' wtr• do U for thet ~r My wlft C)()tt. ltpl!e4 HUhe l casu•ily, •••cHI~ snoc~td gUDI trom 1~ au01~• 1nd ,.a,nm·o '""' OYtHt N>ttlltly tor tnt ' '-'' ot lnt •llo• But •t rflUCh II PMI ~ Ct"''fo out ln. ugl•f\.f!U m lhob &Outs ol e"'tr''t'Oey Amf'I'C."I tt br•~ OM I he be•uly • • ._,., A.Mt~f ot my ~_,,,,n ~~n~~• '11\ow Nat tr.• tCHKtach• of eo if&n.tlul o f tniOCIIO.... QI'G lldle• C.l&£lol•lng •tong Otllgrtled•r u a Oilllf Of matt 5111PDIIa tn4HQ~f1CIIl¥ ttltJIIed lhtttr 6tutl t o 1 ~:tultiOQ dtsc:o beat Such <NIIm, 'OmiCdtiV numan n,onuHHI .,. wonn theU wo!QI'II 1n QDid ano mak& Of14t lee I that 1 ' " ' " • and, ptu11ap ~ tne 1'\llmlt.n tace ,.,,., auctl a bad bunch altat afl - Mr . Marlo Th omas •"d ~attu• f l f' JUdi I I .._~,...,. "'11 that "' 1001o.1 '""G!'''' you coutd dO much wotM Prul ca seen ii:S ~•at , OCJolf\. pu.ak)~ate. commllled, and tn"' COMI,.•tm..-. t M• some l11.slght t,to tn• natute at America .t corgora1e oveNtehtt't'ela C..Ahet • hard day's wOJJt. the macho man aoea.n't want lo be macho, rx.tt he feeb. under- preuure to he w.nts to tela:a.. to be 11.0 uo end feet lilo.e a and " " utatog ol 60mlnant r~n•qua -wen. I c.an Ut tf\em up, I can t'l.umtllate ttwm, t can wttlp tMm Of ~pan\. '~'" •· Tna aud•e-nce rQ.cled to tt~s• two peoplo ., .. ,. a oort ol g lggly nervotJsnas and eorlosur, t1"e tP'Ie WOtnlll who aiOOd up IO U~ tilll!er "''OUO" "-' g.,,., .. Do you retalty use wrho& and ch.atna?" "Dellnltoly," he rep!led ' Not o"IY ltl•t. but holets pfllotles ... " Ate you put11no me on?.. seld the woman, sltgnUy agt\a st. " No. I m not,' te.s;>anded HUller, doad•pan Th• woma.n ~opped bat'dow, In her aeat, k>ok lng suddenly QfAitlul tor het anonymlt~ Phtl ,. uwy in his cno~ ot guest.s oeiJnctno tne aenJaUon11 ,.,,,. lhe rucec:1able atw:t e..n lhl tChdfa.rfy 8es.du Mith~ 1.1'0 rae''· M1sueu Ca'f, Ns sadomasochltm &.he• featu.reo warc~eu 8 Pom.foy 1 "'embM of tne tnst111.11e tOf Ute Mvonced St""V ol .,..,., Selrwllly ano one of the co-aU'tnors of I he Q!Oundbreaklng f<•nny Report tilt t1er~1 shOw te.atured Of. Andre N•"mlas, 1 p totessor o t peola lt*c lntecllous dtsea&e& a t Em.ry Unlv.raltr. lrtd a recent shOw on romance no't'elt fNturad not only Pall ol theH" cnarm te In then TilE WA"P•UP-lttor• ts 1 lo"rlh 'Or P,ll Dono,w·• DCJe)ulartly tnat )u11 occurred' to me, whlC"IS more th.an an~ Olt\ff tllfl•thow nett, ~rna"l twtn m()f• Ihan '"Y other TV Qet'ton•hr., PhJI•• \411'f'l ;.~ an acrual human tle~"'' No slK:~ oac~aged facade tnet evapor•te.e: 00 a t'I'W)It•6 IOQetner again? • ... uh the me~ of a.n onlolt awrtc.n . $HnUartv, Oft his ShOW dea.lf"Q wltft but • atn.r a petiOn wlltl I he same the ftOI M'!lng IC.atft taGit.c.l UMCI 01 magulnes hilA rime In 6e1llnQ "A•Ih .strpnogtn1 _,., lriljllil& • peraon .me tacM '"'• ••m• toy•. te«<ra •nd tfte httpet eplcfemtc, tM mond1n1t .. , ot e-veryday life 11 the QUIIJI'Ont put to Dr Anelte Nanmln ftll Of "'' Mtn)' Of Pnlf'J VIOwet.t ft volvOd arourt<J t,.. line' of, "If tomeone f\lt 1 cotcJ Wit. a no I ltlu have no ctowbt ,.ad nta pocu... tat aulobfoorapny; ""'"" kftOw aOOul them, cen 1 get ntrP*t'1" There Ia also 1 mean reacllonary his emolk)nl tly meuv dl\lo,ca. n•s toellngs when conhonteo Wllh lllftAk running thtOugn m an~ ot nl• h.a.•t lng to '•lte t11& kldl by hlmufl, a uotence m•mber&, the prunetac&e n11 rolallonaf11p with Marto Thoma& moraftata worked up lnto aelt· lind tomtnltm 1nd Ina way 11o llad to Hghteoua 10111 whO seite the Iorge hit belltil Jn 1 workt tnat ts OI>!>Ortunlly 10 lecture Phil's ~ ueMs ~lnd 10 "' _ ,..,. Of, . . Pl\11 on the lrnmort llly of their wars Wl't.-,.vtp lhl mleroprtonl IS lhtUII put ltln hl,& biCtl PIOtl. "I thougnt ao,a.n abOUt thf YOICS. lttd now much 1n '"' ' ' •~••· Durtno tna ~· hArcMr lila to rec.t I han to jutt •go ShOw , I man Itt I Qi uel)' $porfiCOit alon; ' Ana as 1 <Jt<J ao. my llto•a 11000 UP 10 • • .,. -c.n't we con.sldef conlfa ttl tP~•recs In anarp IMl«>m Goo rocua -from knowtng W'nal a''" OUt c:tton'MJCUOUa nauon? Beeause lf't w aa to ~•no hi;tJ PtO¥torba t• 'l4 It sa~•~ '"'".,. •xalll a nafkltn.. ou:t sin ts 1 p!!JOC)• s c:onoentta\ld on the ffrOtTI onH I rom being lbiOivtety clf1•tn tMte ••• a d!agr.ce ••• During 11\e Gad to t.no lbiOiu\ely ctftaln I hat sedOmiiOChlam sno• thi s son of I WUr\1 tvtt NOWh41JI el&e t~1ng got to be de r\g<lu< One on eann. n •~. were tnt wom• n stood up to u y, ·•ttnlnk ~:ontt•.at a Of mr Ill• 10 evklent lhlt ft jutl terrlbl)' abnOrmal sex. t Thect wa a tnt Oron o. made of t'lave tight cfllldren and I Ju•t think 11\lo lo a Soton.type lnlng Tho atone. Imm utable Here wu the Lotd ga~e ttkU.I f rnpona. I()( the fotrntr etuoent. m ade Of flesh ano blood •n<t dOubt." pfopog•tlon ot 1~ apeel.. and not Ollingenuowneu,. Ihe oegu1t1ng way tne t'eweal woere their Qflortues he. AHet PttiJ'S helted <JeOiUe With Jetty L..e.t:s O't'tf nls museult dy!tNphy teltlt~ and 111 COfOOflle $00nsotS. a man stOOd up ro .u•~ Jerry "'t\re ,OIJ ancl Dun M.ar11n 8\'~ gomo to ruao"!: ~ ••rely a"-' on ..,...,.., ..... �- - - - - - OLD Rt:O MILL INN------~ l '"'' llu• ,/,urmllt#/ ,,., t'lf,to•\ ttJfi.tulf,. 1n tlfl' Hutlt• l•ltt r /h'ff m ulf~ u( t ht U U /IHIIHJ.: hlf" llesert•atrons Suggested --633-78788.126 Main Street · ., •- ·.· ~ • ~· ' ' �~ Lurie words on children and other people ~~ girl lull ot pithY rl!rnarM II~ a 'Pooplo only bcJieVo In GOd on Sundays " Here Martann-"1 Quest tons the v.al;dlty or religion end Goa "' a mOfe honaest fathton than many aaulls could mustor. She also wonders Why U1a A,lni!Qhty has IOU eY"erybOdy so poor Marianne overhear$ ner mothe,•& nelghoorhood gossip. wnlle angle& of -,unHgnt the ocettes gleam wtth buuWul colors not unlike Matlanne: wtten Observed a¥ child mvolved In tn~ dlscovary ol a~tt. tlet chiiCINJod curKJslty 11 revealed. In all Ht twDuty MeHanne Oesc,lbes her eye$ at btlniJ .small and baaefy, .similar to tnl! beet les.. Stle It e powelt of a young gltt feCognl.tlhQ captu,lng Japanese BeeUes 1n 11\o her outer apooarnace. Oue to lnth.HII'IC&S' ll~e het MOther, Mar1anna Marfanntt ts 'he topic ol her feels she Is • miuor Image o t I he moltlof's oosslp. Whllo Chilling wllh Jepaneso Beetles. f'!er hlend5, Marianne·, mothef A lremendous aptausa r-anu Out rele,s to ner u an "VQIY duckling:· from 1he 50 o.- .so in the ~utf lenco or course this aeet~ly affects tt\e art&f llsta,lng lntentlv to M-arlanne'.a way Marianne v-tews he"'oU. tale L\ke the pre\llou& s tory, lhlt Lurte~s wonderful ~ne of languave.. excerpt from Onfy Children deals draws a metaphorlal comparison with women: Martannei 1 young girl between the Japanese aaetles and dlscovetlng the nature of her MaJtanne. The beoues are daSCitbed leminlmty arld Gtt!IChen ustno her &5 nMty liUSe: aeatures who medd•e witt to s ave her r.usband and 1001 th.a Eorll One rose garden. Unfortuniitery, read from her work&. 1S..7, t ewrote obscure stortes1 In mind the good fruits of currant " ' ought. "Crever Gretchen" was Tnur&(lay'.s enoao1no and pleu ii'lg amused listeners. nodded flr&l .Jiy Rondl Cooler 5 ootoo author Alison Lurte A ttlelr hncts $eelng ana toellno the /lfl !il'le SO Cle~rly potha)'& luri!J, an £nQII$1"\ ptofea.sor tt Corlltifl Unfvorslly, 11 best known for t'ler f1Dvet The War Botweett the T&le$ UuH'Ie<f Into 1 m•Oe·fOf,TV mQ\116 In tne mfd·70s). LAI$1 ThUrsday aHernoon, In Aloen M oot Courtroom. OJ\ UB'-3 Amher.st Camp\ols sne read from three ot tier 01eces, tncludlng a wcxk·ln-orogreas Ttte first two toucned upon aapecb o• t!mln1sm. while tn., last w as. "orHcally r4!flectlons of a newly separated "All Amel1can Male"- ''II'• • lnal -orlllio'l bol llhlo~ lho \Uil'.s •lreacty over " M any ot l,ul'lt's feminist stl.iCktrlts oeuweo the tpetcelli&d) anl l~woman n11Ure oi iaHy Jaioa, c.alllng 1htm unfU tor children 'Snow White" aM 'Sif.ieptno Beauty.. are two ott· cited examples; bOth {beftulltul) t1erotnet. are vlrtu•lly Mlphtss and ate re.scubd from IP'ttl' pea~f ul 51umbers by gattanl. eveNaady (handtome• ar·lnce5 Wf'llle • oceelng Wifl'l tnts., LA.me argvec~ that a reacti"CJ of marty eucl'l .stories- compJete Gnmm~ Fairy Talu, tor Instance dltsoeta tne notion that they 1re mltogynl5t Luria said tne ator•es were tot the most part, pauetd on uom motl\er to daughter and moat of the temaJe cmaracters .ro, tn fact. sttong and ta!en\ed. In 1'\or bOO)!( Ctever Gretchen and o,,., forgotten Tal•• w"o QHJduatet'l rorm Aaocli" In Fol~ Lorle, FOLK FAX -Rich ard Thompson was ont e offered the ooslllon ot guitari st lor the Eagles, bul turned II down alter l ma,glning what It would be like playing wllh laid back Call/ornla ns -as a mercenal')' k e.e pln~ re.&dfng. Gretol'len 'epreee11ta a woman In tne Vlctor1~n era: audacious and resourceful. rathe' lhan meek and passtYe. A woman Is tF\e ch•mplon fn this tete\ salveglllQihe future o f her husband. Grothchan's lather, a king, wishes to marry his daughter oft. ttle only PHtroqul-ilte tor tne groom Is - be The offical . UB Yearbook Now on sale SlO.OO,ibook Marianne ttlea to 1alk toner father; he ts busy anct turnt her away. Marianne ktanilfl~;us with the beetle-a, In ihat she refer• to heraeU as an 11nnoyance. The beetles lttt ebony· colored and ordinary. except when vk!wed tn certain light& In d!fforont T he tn~rd reading, a pusage Itom lurte's latest etrort (atilt In progrosst. dltltu&d In focus from the thst 'tow, though not In hu"'or and lt.slgt'lt Concerning a raountly sepataled aJta ··u r All American. the. ft);Ca[Pf' lOOt!, otace tn london and dwoll on hts 11'\efT"orlet of 9 frWnd with Herpes S6etn5 Fted wu -4 lad... umnlotmBd abOut tne t~le5f artethute of love-- Thl~ pauilge brougnt the oea•t1ea1 guffaws cr the dov When quesltoned ~il ter obOut tne Heroes tce,t luth.! :said ~he might nave to omit It What wllh TJme cOYer $1orfes e1 aL when the book 11 !~"::~fs~?~i:r:e~r:,~~~~~~~Ike worlct In the three reaQintJ~ Lurie Sho'Mt\1 con :~o lde r aal~ creaHYit'i -and vNaclousne;ss To .Gtt and listen to an autnor read nts Of her novttl fa otlen mo,o olttlcult thai'\ tuc:U"g •.A.usort t.urle wlln net humor and skltl lf!d CO(fCtl'" ~tfeC! t'W value o• raadings, 'ouo_, ~,o the itudleooe sol tly aeep1y tl\e best "unltH In ttle ltnO The olve.s ~II Hans, a poor ~a.sanr, a chance a\ tflrino tne be!.I hun\arna.n. In return Hans promises to go away with the Qeo;tl - ano d o his WOfks - tn nven years. This Is not a binding ~:ont ract though. Aa Lurte remar~ed "There's arwaya an 1oul' tn tnese stories" : II Han' ca" pose 1 Que~:r•on th• t the Oevfl c.ar'lnol tn5\li/Of, Han$ oan ' ertltlll wltn Gretcnen. 01 course years pass 100 qulckiV tor the nappy couple. Gre~che n takes O'i8f for Hans •nd roolt the Devil She c.ovet.s nersetr w ith honey and feathers. When asked 'Nhat ltlnd o f birO she Isby Hans-. the Oevll Is dumbtounoed. Hana wlnt, lha.nl\.1 to Oretc.hen. lf1d &e.-en LEATHER FACTORY 00 $ !:'~':n~~=lyw~~:;h,:'~·;~-;;aot age ueea ~lth Value to $59 humo, ana tantaay, the sto~ get a ll'a them~ aoros.s. women e•n p lay an active rOit In traditional as well as OOt'ttemproary Utetature. Lme IJso read an excerpt from ,., newly~ubll$t\ld llOVOI, Onl~ ~:~~~::~~.r:::rf::!'~~;,~:dt;eu a d<!>fesslon S"" Is a ptOCOCIOus lllllt (/!) ll.MJ~<:« (Aft The I Buffalonian '83 ~~~~rf:~:J':~!S:~~~~~~t Ef'lglllh leachet •a cna•a:vtor many 0 1 fhp Sam Cternens HaU 'tfOUno tn me iiu~ltmce aop,ecmtE"d) nameo Fred 10/22 Oaullng Jazz Duo. Guharlsl LARRY CORYELL anu lilollniSI loiiCHAEL URBANIAK II 8 -6 11 10123 PHILL WOODS and His Saxophone f0124 Free Lllorary !lOading •1 7pm - Big Band Sound ollho FREOONIA STATE J/JZ ENSEMBLE $4 SllOW at 9pm 1012G & '' ormer "pyro Gyra Koyb0ordls1 and Compo&er JEIIEIIY WALL I FRIENDS OI91Jm 10/23 FlY IIY NIGHT Jazz/ Rhythm and Bluaa at 9pm 101C9 r. :10 •rom 11100<1, :;;woo l Tears DAVID CLAYTON THOM4S. wllh lhe Bobl>y Mllllallo Band 10131 HAllOWEEN REGGAE NIGHT w ith JAH MALLA Weat a Cottumo a.nd Dance All N igh! Long.Snow al 9pm In th• hurt ot Buttalo·• Th t •f• o;strlet, rlgiU n t.af door to Shtl 's Tholttt. ~ nchl-1 at nckelroo Outle ll, at the door or phone: 854-1415 LADIES'SKI JACKETS, COURDUROY'S VELVETEEN BLAZERS $19.00 LADIES' PILE LINED SUEDE JACKETS $19.00 $19.00 RABBIT JACKETS BLACK LEATHER VEST Carol's Apparel University Plaza (Located In the rear of the Old Grants Store) Monday Thru Saturday 10. 6 • �MARSJ A challenge in serious A Jazz dialogue -----"!.. • Y ou wtue g <~ett • trumpet by AI , . . . a - - - - • HFrtll the sge of 6. By age 7, you 1 ln'o orlpplng pleno play and l l l l l • r - - - -sualgh1·$hOOIII"g dialogue., the 'W New Ortean,·botn 1rumpeter Is -...._ • manotrtoent ..,.e 15 constantly _ _ _ _ __.. . . . ._ _ _• wor• •no Ia ru.l fture hl5 Music and will brook no st.cklng olf Hullng It down. But by 1g1 12. you • 1ttong rnteteM In ------4.. 11111111••---· ~i~·.;,;-;; the trumpet W•s- there any evtuH In plftlculsr tha,.got 1 -------------~~: t~~!· ~:;, ~h~n:i~:' :.'=i~~~~ --------------rr:s~"~fa~:a~~~~~n~~:~~:~~~ J•n~ - - - - - - - - - -~ --lime they saw CUI!oro Brown, rec:.ou::l.s, lnelt 10ose yea r& l ll'fed ln 9 9 -----~·"""~~~~---~:~~~t 1:u~is~7t~:~~;:,no ------•111~4~---..;:tp7::~~·! ~:;:',Z!!r~h=n~u;::~~~ ---------1111...:""·~·· .. 'Damn '" Despite the qrloos. h'rpe to 11 One dav. 1 ji.ISI of'le up y Michael F. Hopkins 0 •d h •ends wno naa not seen •aen otl'ter Slt'ICe roamtng the concerts; of I he .£0s .tfld SOs IOOIC 10 I he sta ge ne memotle5 rise LIP to lilt& ana root on~e more ~erennlal tounsts ~~:s;~o:n:,:Mr~~;~;,o:::~rr NIIPIOUI teactt A SOUl $liHOI"' OJ <:Qmlng on fltft ~ a •seo Ce .1+ 11'1+~ Je• ll tng ott w •tl"' Nnll n-a ltt~ r••s t.i hiPW·I"•"·IhOv elhn•t;.tly noas ano Nlll(s f'\Ods •na wa t ~oos. artd still w111S tor flit. f+•t.l sHtP!. ro oe .nanc:ect to h1m Ano :hrov;n the 1terr.e ~Ofl1•ment~l•lt !t1ti ~11ng -'Palny anCI Dlllitlt \IVPIO il)' StrOCt~ \he 1 n 10f\/Aa r~a lt.o:. Oulntet playmo l'lato li ~'~O i11!'")' tltuE l f\d 1'1nder, '!?m'l't.Ued r JlU I"CI drawing the. ~af.aff'&t&r5 of ded,c-tftOn .n HJFII)V:i ,atl n Nat the Jan event o' m~ yea' •s tne 20 ,tear o1a r•umpe\et maoe n1,. 1Ud&r51''11P debuJ tn Su llalo NIH'I a nlgru wh iCh N tli $urely ot entered 1n1o the annuals oi le4;eno Lll(e tht! ouret.s of legoa Yem•ya, a nd Snango the brothers took the Tralfitnadote- Cafe .sweep lr,gfy +nto lht! Way, tne Esse!"'ce. 11'10 fhe Poweot ol autnentlt Alro-~me rlt a n mus•c. Wtl4!ther le.stlfy•no wnn Jome o t rh6 rns?t tngenfousl:f daflng golden ro"ed ly'tiCi sm e'l&r heard on I he Instrument, or, leaning f\lfd wn~-s w youno 8 mact)lne$, Marsall$ 15 not about bei ng ttle " new M ilas Davis" and, even given the obvi0\.15 tact that he t$ prOdlgloosl'l continuing. the Jau n nuge o l CllttCHd •nd MUas Ue1 alone louis A,matrong. Bubber Miley ~M Lnter Sowle). 1~ $1lOutd oe clear th.at WyntO'l Mars-alts I& very mucth h tm.sell u an anlst as a m1n /4nd he grows stronger oy the m1oute e~terythH~O ebOUt n•m cusungul$l"'&d by dvn•mlc cJ"'tracter brls1Hng brtont. blunt ana pen&uatlng to the DOne- He .&•nos wvnton ,,., reed·Piitfino Dro tnor 9rintorc Otl ll''' !<enny Kl fKtano, buslal Pt'ltt Bowler ana: drummer Jeff Walts 1oo~oo th~ -audience firm ~~~o'~!!',r:;;:,:~~~~~~~:t ~~ mucf\ of !Is root ~udlence l f\0 ' '' too m•n; o t 1ts prime anists h• ve neQieeted From $1n:llno orig inal:, lt'la1 ca~eUed the aoltaUon and c.onc:uered h,evlty, ro elder cJa&slti like W1yn1 St'l0111'''1 •P•rapnen.aHa, · Ouke Elllnglon•s• I Got It Sad •And ihal A1n'1 Good'.' and tne rTUg f'lty TheiOnlus Monl!.'!i daring do wan Clltrv 'Think ol One:· I!'Its 1~ • unu of lndlvjcJua1s. c?mmanClng the most towerlll9 mu~callty , eat h man l!lnsH•ve ano uf"'aDashed Nltn near1. accomplished '" tlltHr ttchnocallly and Utm 1n lhe•r aetermlnauon to nYrturl! UHJ Atro-Amerlc,en herttage known as Jau Whet" ''190's 8JQ.n a mid.{)()$ M iles Davis mortlter t.,at went undi~JC.Cvered urt1U a tew years aoo. rendered and funhered w lth Ll)e svDP1e 1' p1c~ed mate.5IY al'\d dat~no UHUSI ot melOdy I hal t t\1& band ran II clun with, one realll85 that these gentlemen are not here to cat. They netr each other, and contribute coUecUvely to 1he testimony o l whil w ynton c.etls no NtJglllvlly. They ine they ate ruoy. vnd 11'1ey ate 1t1e lHtt. l N or dc>e.t. W ynlan aoaress. this M us•c verbally witt\ anything len 1"an lhe tun Truth AtmeG ¥WIItt a business seMe firmer tnan tllal ot m an't o f h is pre'CfeCMSO'So (ai'\Othe.t g!ft no dot..bt, from I'U • •alhe' planlst Elhs MarnWII, tre !"lad flfJ 1llua1ons abOul lhe "gla mour" Of .ser•ous, :~~~~~e~~~: :~~:~~:~e~~~,~~ " 6 ' 11 business. the chanc;.es ot .,5t,.k•no 11 rlcr• quick'' olt mak•no a te<:otd, 0' the t esponslblht't ttlat tna man n1 Amenc.,,., Bla ck oe:ople, Blat~ media. ano certatn Jaumnters nave Oa.\etled MarsAlis' word butn! · wl\tJ reatuy and, .u you w ill discover m lt'le tonowlng lnler¥•ew oulls no puncht\ 4~Pf8Sslng the et,acl dagree o l his mstgnt5 W ynton 1~ 11 lhe Ct~le -pta,o after the gig, rt!I3J!IMg 1nto It Aristocra tic fmpress)Onl.sllc. Down w1lh 11 Wti begin wtUl some oommcnlt aDOu1 f'HS tether and. by the 111110 we a1e CIOn&, discuss the Tofl;ght Sllow· and other aspect& whlt.n wtll see print In the lull "'\eN•&.;;. to be prtnted - posSibly - 1n Toronto' s Gods Magazine. Into 11. now..., anct listened to 11 And 1 Uk.ec:l 11 Gletu Steps . t u!>CO to listen to Giant srepa aU the 1tmo. So 1 started playing 11 ~ or uylng t () ptay 11 I'm still trying to pitY n That was 11. 1 just staned liking 11, and 1 watltoct to play, 1 slarte<:l ltyl ng to learn Cllllord Bro wn solos, Mites sotos, 1 Uste.oed to Somedly My Ptlntll Will Come tt dttlnlltty ShOw $ 1n wft•t you're doing, without • doubt. All t'm doing Is ny1ng to g;e\ •f together 1""'d tlt6t, {R&flechno back to age 6) I took ''\Impel lessons tor a little Wfllle, out 1 Oldo1 .study 1\, 1 wasn'l ready 1 nad a tounoeuon; 1 could read Mus1c and ~~~' 1~ I Clldn'1 reilly study 11 untU 1 How QJCI lfOu 9*1 the lntete&llh at you obviously h•'"' in Ctonlclf Mullc? How'd thll st~rl'' 1 heard~ tape of Maullce Anore playmg W'han t was 12 0, 13. and 1 oot •ntatestecf '" pl ;~yJng 1 llktJDihe M uS-Ic.. 1 i•f(ed U\e wty he pltyed, 1 bild " I wish J could play like ahal Sams way 1 go' Interested fn Jau. saftng •'()amnt 1 wi$h f could play llke that •· sam~ thjn 0 , I'd say you'Ve got file t>est of D<>th worlds, ttrslly. t'm trying lO get 1ne be$f tt's mud, t'IO¥tl, to play Oasskal Musk: becaus& 1 n.aven•t plilyed II In 1 long 11me How dJd come 10 th• tWMflon of Columbl•'1 1doo" ,ooow, They Jt~St heard about me througt'l Ulo orape¥1ne. A lot ol people would s•~ tltot's something o~(udve for Columbia. rou Esp<lcio/ly Columb/o, txll arl me M'O<d '•Oe/s 1 t "'''point Th«! tnlno It, ll' s not.. I try 19 get poop~ undefstand that lt't nul {and) I'm llOI really HyJng to '"111ft COlumbia's side. Beeause fn; not dolng that. t don't e•te w~otM+ tnat slgn me agaln or not IJ's tust that It's not a reto'a comp.any's 100 to see to lt lh&l Music •o ls p layed It's pi!!Op/e'$100 10 s..t~ to 11 ahat M usic fs played A f8CO'd company Is In bu:ilf'\e$5 10 me t~ e money, periOd. Tiley consuut~e<1 tnat "'"1' big building on 6tn AY6nue d idn't construct tnat wtt., tJ"t.: Intention, They eonstructt'!d •• Nltn Amerlcao Gr~nba. cks II t wtJ 11 tecord CQn'll)any e11ecutlve., t wouldt!'l eire. you know, rrs no1mv 10:> '"'see to 11 ,nat some Ameucan MtJ"'' '' p layed It's the Amencan pcofltC!: Wnen you havo 6000 coptes o' a1Dum5 belnQ SOld. It s not Cotumo!a :. Job to keep ma~lno tnem Tnc' overybOCfy says " Weft. t,t.'V mit~U Classical albums '' Butlht!V l+lo!IJ Cfasstea• MusJc. )IOU ~o.no..-.; thlfl' ~ what their culhJte 15. Th~l s '"" 1' Music. SO Of COUr$~ ttley'te gQ•tlg lrj '"'~i~a~bOUt the petOp4t' .... riO llktt 1n1a Music! Why dot1'l lhtiy Du• abl.\lfts? '1lle$e are tne people '~~ hO 00 ou1 and tape, tBPf the album " 0 '" everybOdy. And they, they wa"' 10, know why 11 )5 ttrat ColurnDII r10tl 1 sign Jaa muslc:ans ColumbUI's a btJslftess. Th4tfl ~'> not a spectallotete:Gt gtoup ThtrY took 41 ugure'5. When tnev see Jourrtt ' 8 �~LIS wail IIAI~UI•S - mmiOit COJMJ Wyl'lf(Wt 500.000 0#, not .,.,. '"'" Wyl'lton Ma.rn111 60.000 ana Joumtt S trfiiiiOI't, """'' you thlnlr lhly thl,._ '"'to go out to Journty•• etbum or go - ltJOut1 Vo41 f10n 1t tnm._ - out 1 nt1 Usttn ro mr eloum., Tlfose people ftl\lllt I jOb 10 do, l nd tnelf JOb lfHJ l;&~en 60 That J wnat the oealls. period. A lot ot muJfcta.ns ctllf''l under311·\0 U'lil They thin-. t.cotCI companies rli\le ul"'llml1ecs moM~y They '"''"' ...Oh Well, llle tK<WCI eomPtny n·~, '"' recOtCI comoeny 1n• m~ns the peop.~e -.hQ oon 1 supi)Of't I he t.4utiC t-Mtw all ol Jau oeca.me ••rm.o tun' ~ rcxk en. *"" •no alf trtlt ovusnu n' tn.e mu-s.tcun·s 11u11 man it a. not the recora c.ompa,ny·s. 114.111 Ttwry tl do lnyU\Ing It 11 ~ 0110 ...I I tKO'G m:sw:":n~~Y~.:::;:~ ~~ deUne Ml.diC lntw't tnt Sl'lil OtiS IUO!r.Ad 1.10 1 II~ to tNt hhe lt'\411 II'S lhll rnus'<:lan•s. tault All thOse teta. who OUf CUd Fun" record•, 1no aJlowOO IM record compJny 10 eaU It Jau It's their taull Mites, all ot thftm mothf!rfuck&ra, they're all saCI tot that Even ,um as much, •s many oeop~ ~"'"'"an saa I'OOilhetiuc~et Atl ot I~ guy~ man And ttley Cl'CJn'l luocllt uo by otaytt'lg ne·s • thai .... M us~ They lllt-lilld up Oy <L-.gtN Musoc10il0-l·-b> ~ 11 W'IS I heM' )01) 10 Me 10 H lhll II wn me ri!Qhl '*IY Wh«tMr tney w••n roDe set han. or WN1t•« tM)t wAnt CN nos tn.e,. l~keG everyooc:, In '"'' C".ase 11 up lOt o' BMcA med•l P•rtteiPtlfil '" '"-role tf'N fJOW would .,ov ,.ct tti.S llti.S lc l~d Ol tfUfiiJ ' ' wtH) well" Tne Staal\ media aon't. 8Jac~t.. ODn'l ~en count, man Tn•'l ~te don't OV"M counr How many Bla ~i. people vou think ouv Jau album-t? The Wack marUt doesnt' even oou"' ~ltx.lms- l~t·s Ulre I 1200.000 ot revenue lor ,,. rec.orG 4 cQm9any No w out ot tnat S-200 000, tMy"Ye got IO Pi~ 101 1,. 11\at 50.000 "Poople ilte uncea11sttc. mao You It£ lnstgn lf~i'll 1 don't even UHnlt. abOuiBiilclo-wllenltNn~lll>oul tnls: t.euslc, ma1\ n .s Ollr ~ us&c. t think acout NOfi'O""'Y lla"'INN You ..-otoncl? Tht.S es NegrcMGaJ ''"' bu't. t me1 n. wnen \ m ~l!ung •"""' oot"'9, t -~ be :Nn!Ung abOut 81a~ PtOPit They want me IO 9ove 11\tm 1nte1Y;ews and stutt cun.ng oown Vtfh,te peoc:tJe. Ektt 1 can 1 oo thlit tna\ o be stupid Tho only people ..no .a.te oom~ttQ to 566 me ptay 111 Wh•t• - " ' fUCA nigOI!tS man' ~Alt '-UOh •opceclallvelv grlml)'.) Raa~ty . l mean, you"Y\t got 10 ftQute I've done \n1erVIews wtl,., flmt, N~. l '~te got an 11Ud& tomlno om •n L.lle 1 navtn't done an lntetYiew for Ebort'f, man 0 • Jet Thft)''renot going to glvt me an tntefvtew They ~ould rathef ahow pte-tures o t Pe6Do Bryson's Clfbl And fl ltleydO lntorvtew me. lf'Mr)''te no\ go1no to nave nothing to lSI\ mt k ond ott10u,. you 0011 """'' 1t1nd ol caf you dtM1.. If IN)' H¥ How mu<:l'l money you meh'' I'JI ·w••• S¥f'Well. o-o '_,,0 -, t Butfoto..., d... and 1 mecte • ~ed oolleta Of\ u. attet t paJd tOt tne oe'Wt af\d tM olllne bc.ket& and the hOtel fhet 1 ....., tnoy- 10 ... '-"'0 - ot ·*$.200,000 00 • .,.. , •. oon·t nobOdy maU lt'\.a!. man Tha1'1 1 bto farte. That's ouurrm Voung cots """"' up to me ll1d go I'm a 'gol • tea>td contriCII I'm o'go ma.ke a 101 ot moneyt" You oorn ma1<e no money. ,.,.,., You l.t>Ow. you ....,,1 f:IJ/:1)0 alt>uml. you got to ttoure don;i rneke money oil records Ana ~ 'f'OU come to a c:tub t~~ tnrs and oet paid S2000, you ~now. 11'18 club owner don't m-1ke no money He mallas. he mJgtll nave oulled •n $3000 AI•'O"'· m•yoe Probably 1101 even l"-*1 much From how many ....,,. tneji'\Oe got tnoyw Ptobably pulled In 12600 tie f\IIS IO Ol y hiS au". ~ has to pay \0 or INs dub opefl. he toes to p.:ay I he tent and 1'\e na.s lo ~Y au 11'\i~ reiiJibiSNnO Cost me: $BOO 10 ~~ I ii m)' cat1 do..,n he'* on Che plane S200 IOf IN bOO''tiO agent Thet lea'fft me with a 11\ou.nnd doUara • pa)' e.ech c-at $200, man I dOrl't mat..e nothln~ You uf\def&tai'IO" Hf dol\·1 make nothing, I oonr mallie tiO~hlng And that's what the OO-IIIs Tnat'& just how It Is, ·causa we don't nave peopl• thai's •ntetf'6.S:Iod 1n heating the stilt thai we playing II mean, not •ven bi!Ca.o.e 1M band is good. 1went to a .sad Classu:at concert cui n W5 •"" scHa out ·ceuse lhOS.e people want to ~'' that Mu••t OOn'l nobOdy wanl 10 heer thl~ And that s lhaflk-S co tM Col$1 Got o,_,., motllerlue~ra got Qtetdy. mat\ TNt s wnwe IN btame ..... on Motes, ar.s keadle - IS lies on au a'1hem eats wno tue,_ed up Mon'- Glon 1 Oo that• He d*l he tust saki •·fuc.lo. 11 man - He saw an ._IN-. 'ot a"tNm cats.. ne tust uJG Fuct 1 And 1 relu$~- 1 Qt'te: a 1\.dl WhO., Is, cJon, 'muu. men 1reluH to auow ~uat bec:.luse somebOdy c-en play. tiQI'\1. tt\•t*a. no excu5e IOf them Delng •t&Jpld Just 'Cf.\.158 the)"te great rnuslctar.s Wtl1!n you're a gteat muA;elan. vol.l t\aYe a respontJblllty MU$1C- •·m C\1111ftQ oo.. n .. nat I N<~e that,. dod Ailo"•om C411~ I a.n 1 cuu .ng tnem oereonaU~ dOWn. I hey nk.t CAll Some Oil'-"• not Moles but_,. oC tNt cal& 8u( """' I n.y did w as luc1utcl up. And _ . , . . got to aay 1\ Evwybody catl't ""'' II)' 11'1 cool 'CICJM ir «-H'Il cool. "''"· pe.tOd t..et 'em tal'- to Art Btat~.ty He,l len yOu You dOn't nave \o Nlar •1 lrom me Go 11~ him U you ,ee<l an otoor c11 10 eay 11 before ' -te tecotdtng ol your atl>um. 111 of 1ne putMICUy, allot the peoc:~te tnat they ~••· all ol t~ In the ttelcl the tllfltH.IItot~ ot ttwl aloum You tnlnlt. tlleyre going t o gfve -;ou il hundJe<J tr'louseno ot I hat $200,0001 You lh•nl\ you deserv• that? e on selling tftCOitll, fHr;od Not bued on whetner my Music Is ' I Outwi - ~=~~:t,:~:~:,~:.~)t~"f.' 4 ~ Now. whln you sfllr" your tespontlbll!ty, )'OU 1\ave to oe put In your otac;e Pf!l.od And trs beC:au58 all U'le cr•I A ot thls Mu•.e • .,.. Wtute They don't know wf\al M.,... 0.•4 l& ciotnO. man Hall tf1!l "'" tl\a.l he vrs "' an lnh!•rvtew" tt 1... I ..... 9utthoy _ , \l'QW tllal' Tn.e~ dan t ki"'.,. notn•n "tloul no DfOII'Mtrl So they. 50 lhey -yOU ~no~ Oh. 11'\lJ. musl M good, ...-~. M.... . Hall the shot ~pu1 out "' lht la&l len yea~ s IS c ulfJ.hJtl And he a '"" openlno hl5 mouth. eu111ng oo* n evtlf)'bOdy You know what I'm aaylng? But nobOdy s.aia Well man, lucll thiS, b•Jd h•ed motnettu<:ke''" <AOilil'l gflm 'Pf,::~:':~.'.'~~:·:~ ~appen. man Not tNtl 1 oon 1 feSp&tt his playlne. m.,, 11011• nls ple~lng , H•lllhe s.hh that t o&av. 1goi tram t\lm motnerluc~ ft$pOCII It You know, IS.. .amebOdv who waft teallr there. 1 w asn'l lhtra: I'm tutt ot>&ervlno. second h and , t h• etlect s ot what nappened .somebOO~ ~, He's a Old musically 8ut he's 1n IOil>oiO, I*SOI\111)1 And wnen l~o Mialc o as )'OUr'IQ as cu Music ts. you catrt aflotd t..l ~ people tucJdno up 11 ~ • lha t W• Qrmot •llord thll My 111>010V- Jtmft G Poppu /ltl'd 1hi:M _,.,.. tr"'tt''CW11.1Cker& are 11111 running tne•r head~ That~ • hat 1)4un me oft slill 1el' '"'i hu ~~ re cJOtng aom.eth&no, and they ShUt You Mow .. nat I'm "'-t ,.,_, oo.no U'f'no, - ol,.oys tolklfiQ • - • how t10000y o tn1 clotno n<M~t~o Ol'lg!nlt. ..., , . , IIIOy 110 oul and play ·~- . . . ,.,v.- ~'"Y'no"" twenty yeartl Tttty a lf'l t dOing IIOI~Ing ~I elt.., Put a tiM\k - · bef\WwS '' and Cllllllt hiP, or Moter..c, rne n•w- 'ftord. 111 b•llshtt ~L••ohst Jaa 11 not a Music whfch aheiS$0$ the .,lelleotual 1111 an lfllallec tual M ~to. but ttl•t'l no4 wt\at 11'141 $lr05$ •• pteced on European MuslceventuaJy gor 10 ~n.,e t~ atreu .. as l)taeed on that. and that'a WN!l ~~~led It M usk. to WHUOII a11C1 ployed tor fJ"'O))o You unclerstencl? " llOQOit; don't come to heat lt. h eln'l a~t PeriOd EVOI)'bocly thot ploys now Is \t>A _,. '"toltectull puM,- srls I'm Qfltl tou stld ' " "· m1n, - t ' d g t l t - - l nt - 11 dOwn and t;gurea out lormulli - ..,, , rou aeld T"*r don't .;;•nl to N"¥e 10 11~ 'l I th•nll. I he bC'OI,_..s, #tOtes I told . . , . ol ,,_people I Anow /liSt thai .. no4 wf\at'a neppenlng, man I me• n. ou, Muafc It llttell~tuat VIe uytno •• hltd to""'"" W•uo eccept tM tact that they can thin~!,, overattp th.. We know we can man Lt".e 111 l,.,e old cats. they're 1hlnk. We don't ~... to ,..,.. that to go~n· ,., """ "Y~. \0/l'oQ,. ""' voono rrobotfy , man ktcl'l ~·get o Uttte puelfclty, row he'a o, Musk. has got to sw"'9 onc1 be H/J.Wthet They gotn' do me _,.,,.no, """'· out I don'1 grve a Ju- f don~, care, cutting Milo& <JOWI't I alr.'t cuttlr.g M ilea nown. Not his playing Of h is rl~~i•oid , �grooVes & frenzies Not-for-profit jazz Mike Noclt Ondas IECM) Pat Metheny Group OUrsmp (ECM) Paul Moll an Band Psalm (ECM) The Dave Brubeck Quanet Paper Moon (Concord Jau) George Shearing/Jim Hall f/f$1 Edition (Concord Jazz) ::~::-:::::,~:-: ~,:;r;::.,... bef'>l*"""''' ...P''"'" ••• at tne "'"'" tnoy ... recli'V<Id tor bad otb.Jn'> Anal"-' s~mptom ot 11110 """"'""mont Ia mora 5ubtfe· Ilie ••-•no ot tno oulllly of bloc~ lozz. tia cou!Se, ll>o ouollly )ou biz "'l!lPIIclly tot~ novo opreao of tot of Z~.,."!"~',,~:. ~~~~,:"'y;:':;:". sarnt tt.ck •• tnek>d10u$ ehtiTibef l"''l.Jtk;. The othef IOU' 1tbum1 ......,, aiiOlcl tr.o klfld ot m<..,.tculallon Tno ,,_, ot ECM lo 11'1 fTIOdtltym.TM awerage pleytt fOJ thil Eutopean·spawned llbtf would ra.trtt, wanow In mediOCIO, a lbtll, cory mualc than folat a peruk<t O' eft•chronlat~ tr-actUWnallpn While ,,. playtnglt selclom occtulbla fW\OUQh to Nil out .au<lltOfluma It dON we11 amoog fans ana hsa Iact ttl•' today a "'"'te u :;.-~~~ ! n::!,~~:::Cd~~~ ,........... ··mooo musk: tor Wh l ~ Mike H~ II fat from b~ )ljlr,l o• CCJtnmrtfCioiWitn eiiP\•f MOfl COiieO&S Anc2 SO, -n lhl HI~Cih 'm name alatus, Ondl• has tl\t 1 1 c.O'f!Dton'use4 o\nd rt01 rust to' the ~at..a ,,., ever Defore muslclan&lfl a hesh appealing atyte, yov come ra tiiiC*'i~lng eyntctsm In the face 01 otlucat mlaundQC'standlng an.ct hct.:l• frt nolel A poon pelce ot advice tor 11\em 11 dOfl' l dO anyU'tlrto •ntereaung ot different tttat coute stan a tre~ that ..., ,,_. P'Oflt tt•ateglsts .... m ha•• to cotM up wttn ti'Mtl1 owrt ouu Kteu tOf man Olstnbutl<m tnd all your real k»-a6 will ,...,,, bt Jmot.tc~t.a by an)laoy lllft<llm+tallons. That>a the reaaon ..-ny Jamea 9rown'a albums no n~o the much maligne<~ whl1e E.CM tau Ia bet Maligned oeeause purist& fiQUfl the trtnsi1ton from c1aulcal to tau must be Sluml)lnog Anotnet oost•c'- ec... musldans muat OftfcOftMI t1 ttle tmbiC'tUc sug9Utlon that ,,..., ac)opl OOigaiOty tokena ewn tf the result is incongt'UOU.I The ~.nctuston or Nana Vueoncetot <W" the Pat Ml!ltnen~ album comea •cross 11 a bonQO trac.. arbltrarfty lak:f on tne mA"If'liG• of a auccesaf'UI ad41Uon to ECM'a broOd repertol•e The matortol rlefe Ia mettow and bngtll enough to apoeal to the Mang!Ofll orowd, but the Jau content •• eon•lderably belt.. While "Doors.. Ia an O¥trt athwnpt at commttclalny. Ondll hal both an awan1 ger6e eo'O ano .,.,.oaJ playing CC<!>prd'larec.tflllB tne leade1•a aDPfOKh - e.en nwt lmptOYeO plano tntro ,, ''VIatonarv"' contains a com~na lton ol t()fm Ana heedOm On the Pat Metheny album. Olfr1mp , ttl+e undtw'slatecl nature of the tunet would cnallenge the matt lnapire<S lmprOYI•et The end re,un, llowe•er. Is a comfMofclally ._llno, ln1rlnalc:lllly dluppoln11ng reccrd•ng Mel._y and ~dlot Lyt• Mayo W«>lt olf IM - · o n t.hls aJbum. COmoaftd to earUer ofbumstt~a BrlgM Sin lt•l th1> one Is srmnar In Ito use at repn.ttKI mekxJk: fragmanta At the players soto tragmo-'111 aro w11'ed so llttte upon repe1Uion thet a tranu-tOce eft.c1 retulla Tl\t cwerall appeeraN'ia ot tmoothfy c.raft~ IUnM ts due mote to ao avOioda~ of contnct I han to cottuJOAIUonal sl<lll so- _..,tnO ..... Boll e...>• .... ttQO. dlummo< Paullolollatl nas foufK! 1 ptaea with the lumlnarlet at ECM. Artet several attempte 11 organlzJng vartou~ Uneups ol Europeen 1111tta. f1e hat m..oe art album of color and narmony wllh Bill frl ..f on gult.r, on'"""' U>OI>hOne afld BUty o.ew.s on tllo "''P!s&Jm• 0011"1 the record - the ca.ss and teN)( repeaHng A tr. . lloa llng moiOOy 11,.. Willi lfo<Jtls~u on cym~la 10 tttabllsh- • twmoo. THe orouQ achieve~ • at1rk. a- Joe....,...,. IOf'MCimn d/s:JOnaf\1 IOI..II'KI In mor.t tun11 the s.-u lnrtoduca tne mo10t1y ogeloot ,,.. IU$11 meandering• ot tna otr.era . Naf\e ot tha tunn wlltttart any trends.. Ont ~n who has $tl trends Is _..,.._,.,_..,......, Oho llol-k. He deoan·t wno tot low his blimp" Hla neon lll""'"'"'od playing 1\u albUfllo '""' made him the pr..-enilnent wntte planoman ol the SOo ano 80s 01 hla recent albums thla one, wllh . ."men Jery 8ergonu, 11 n~odttlt eotnptftd IQ the helghll fOI Ched In nlo collobOrollon wllll O.rry Mulilgen.. What gtves lhla elburn 81"1 atmoaphele oNts own 11 tht llortal apptOICh ot ~ cc:rtnbUied w tlf't Brubeck'o utnti4trll ot>oroo Jim HIH't bOIL~tffut1one bend.a notn and 'ifi'OfM fnto • tt•alogu. with Georoo Sf\Hrlng on 1h6tr olbUm Firat £dillOn The solemnity 0111111 gull II• plano duo Is enhanced without lht ntcetslty or ttveto. The mood ta gtnneraly lntro&pacllve 11 ort "'StrMt ol Oteams•• wllh HI -~ deooendtnQ ""'"" ono on fnlortoUng cllolce of poaJ<o a nd nJie)oa AI or , , _ ~· 01>01• • compromiH ttlat acrthcta trwndsttttno or, more usenllally, a refltthlno loumJaOon - Ktn Kl•let I Don Henley and Glen Frey: smirks and sneers from ex-Eagles' leaders r:-,.y Glenn No Fun Aloud (Asylumt Don Henley I Can't Stand Still (Asylum) wf)O weft wUh ' " ' band from beglonlng 10 end Wllh 1 few early e J.cePliOoa all ot theb tnaterlal wu wriHen In llndem 10 It was hard lo lt11 wno .at rOIC)Ont.IDM lot' wMt k\ •PC>atet~t ~:~«spect.iYn furt ~loud Al'd 1 eacn tong, altnouoh • was t.h.at MY.. at ctlfttMW'tl -.«eat '*Of .. No L..**'tm or no1 . The Eagte:s hi~ to be (Ot'lllkS&fed th• ltChll)'PII AIT\erlcart bantt of the s&Yinltes. Ttl ere wert O.Utr oanda, and I~'' "'"'' mort popular onea, out none Ptolltd oo highly o,go1n11 boln I:OO'a•netta The)' were CaJifOfn,a n they were cynbl lf'MY wtra ..,.....,_ - afld lhal. lolu wH IM 70. The """" >OUiod ... lh .... oocaoe, ond loll aport Ill.,. a Ollltr tut tloum t11Ht Long Run/ . Honle)o and Fr~ - e T"- holt• dllet atchltects and tne n11 tow C.n'r St•nd SIIN lo;.lhef dO not sum W.to an t.gJu tltlt.lm, Qu•fe the oppotlte. ttloty ,. ....at to • hat evttnt the other mtmblra ot tht group w•u• necetter; to p,ovlctt lt5 lrQO'~te CI~J.tllllea Still. It~ from ltie re,6J*ttl¥e ¥tr1Yft ana falltngs of eac:l\ atoum they do IndiCate some O<lea ol wftll freyofld Honle)o eontr•tH.IItO u wen as aome ~th thlt blcaml fT\IQAIIIed t" group etton1 Ut mar ~~ be felr to coonskter ta<ft lt'l\114'f In t.-m.s ol me olner. tM.It It Ia "ard to awotd. with the uNease or bOin rtc.Qfd& about • montll and a,.,,. I.Part) ~~ ont a.-treme~ the pynn•na llfle of Frey'a album may be more •cc\lrate than waa Intended: wl1h Ita 6ooM a1mos.hpere and Ulppant line' note,, No FUff Aloud seems to hive DMn an entoyabHI e,_pe(tert>Oe 101 thoM tnYOMrd In Itt pro~vcuon. but often 11 POt 11 $Ufe dOt:Sft 1 .sound Uke any fun Tr"!is ts not to tat that IM t1bum is a oo- - II )\lot 11111 a '~!WhOle IOI at a.nythlng. The ptecedenta are ''Pe•eeful Easy Fee~lng ," 9ett ot My Love," " I Ca.n'l Tell You Why; · ano Olhtrt trcm tnt more lald-oeck po;.s o11no E• g ..l Cltaloi)ut Frey II plc:utltcl • ....milk on tM covtr and UNJ e>/lOIOO U fi to Imply tnot ... - I sjngcn, 9y comparison to the rue or by •PifH keybOard&, that II oddly tnt ttac:ka. the t'tii>O uptempo •ongs untoLtChi<S b)' N6W·Wavlsms fheat (aHhough prtl!y lime> "" IMir o• l>l CO'<I'tr a v•rltty of soc laity r_.evan1 are altAOtt ~nv1oorattng ''Partytowf\, •• a C04Jt•n to ·"fN Gree~ Want No Fr.. ~ wftf'l $0ffle amutlng •yrtoa r •Paetted suOJ«Ie from TV new'"*" to llhlt...., (tn• nuuty fu><lt-td ••otny t.aufldr)l'· and "JoNiny Con 1 R.,.d"), '""" lflooOh tt•a oomtlfmos ~~e~b:;·t~:~ ·~~~o~1::~o!:,·t unclear Just wh811he object ot hit ··ere,·, lind an engagingly oloppy remake of ''-Sea Cruise." Where F'rey amlr"•· Oof'l Henly ,._,. 1 Corn SliM Sl/11 . - • • a Itt to lmc>lytno 01- muolc• .,...,. ttte dmet. moodltt ~ ot Tr.e E•otes: thl- roreru.. Mte "'Oe$pef'•d0,"' ··rt~t La.st flesort, lfld ••Qf>e Of TiltH Hlghll " Al1hougft H~tt'( II IIT'Imec:tlatb')' ;ecogntzable as The Eagles most memora~e vocaltst {until Joe Wt lah came ~olong for the fast two et\idlo albums, Henley was the oly Eagl• 101110 Ol<ln1 souno lonnlnelly mellow Nllh a OJufl wottt that stood out from IM QIOup's C.ltfom.._ harmonMs). I C.n 1t Stand StJII s1al'l<lf the better Cr'IIMe Of u·,.,• -·-·p mucn " " at»out •f'lal a 1ns10e u • 111-l...oug<l: '"" tne lyrfco It smooth and glossy, won't ootner yotH blain In)', I J'\d you cal\ _..., try to pick out John Mc£;\roe aa one of the bar.kpround •--'•no to non.E.totu 1111$. Halt ot lh• HICk$ fta1UII I lltlpped.cJOwn sound, heavy Of\ oruma tno frontOCI For The High Rollers In Europe "Three Cafilcs The World's Finest Cigarette Rolling Tobacco lmp:rn.._-d ft.., tth''"' "h'-' rnh.r miUnc 1h'"" ~n """'~"-~"· ftiKLf CASTLES .. t.. n~ m•nll.:J- ""' tn 'mul..m-= - .rn·Jt 1n IJiooh' - "'1\•'t\ In ~.. rnon~. THFIL[ C<\~1 LtS , _ ,_ •• ·w • .,,... SEVElf DAYS A B..l-- - - ... · - Snfttr leeJ til ~- - .. ......._ .. ......,....,.......... ................ .....,. O...ltr!A• . . . . . . . . ~. , ~ 17& JAI1Ef AVE. &J6.IlSOS ~ ,_ •'* ·Jd~ ;m~ l(l )OUr .. llU1... fll~ ''"J'" m"'nc. A\;aibhtt." 1n oUt liJ,:}'II tin~ 4inJ h.tnJ\ "'""'~' rvudt\ .. --~r.,.i-1 ~ U-).0......... I.....U a. O.USS£U.INC ~N.-.~ 07.,, ,,,!,,..""' acorn It, Henley's voeala halft a wonOttfut plued.o" t.o ne ttuouohoul. The remaining tracka tncll* a gospekogooo number that t1 putted off With surprlalng apkKnb, • ebfla.bOfalton w1lh tha Ch1aUans, onc1 t r o w - bllladotnol oaolgnod IO< AM ploy11111 Frey~ Henley continue 10 epltornl<o t.A PfOiesotonanom - all lhll 1t mlaalng trom these albums ate background vocals by Linda Rona1adt. NO Fun Afol.ltJ and 1 C1n r Stolid Stills now thoI. llka til other graal songw.ftlng teama. the diXJ bal.,.., ,,.. · - - - ol eoCII 01... to eHOd'vca 1 mo1e palatable WhOl-e H"'ll'f's t. 11'10 '"por1o' oolo e11or1, lflhO<Igll II could .,....111 I,_ tome ol Ft~·a ~let laud\ ~1 11 Ftey~l 'rotf\ needs a b•t of nls tOfmet part"e~rta substance and commitment. - M. Ftuu Acldreas conespondetfee 1o; Prodlcal Sun 14 Baldy Hall SUNY at Burtafo Buttalo,NY 14260 lh111 .,....,,.,fl••l ~ '"' "~~>"-rt .All contrtbullo115 are more tnon welcome, but the publisher no1 assume responsibility lor unsolicited materials and will returnonly lllose accompanied by a stamped, selt·addressed envelope. �live shots Ma and Ax: a classic The Busboys - Stage Ofle - October 18 Yo-Yo Ma and Emanuel A.x rne music He, with All like a steady older brother, lakes all that IS good-natured about the sonara and rrnokes It setious Rapture ano suspense tt sometimes seriously was an interoreta11on of music "hlmaleal. And the exposlion which gave the audience that Beethoven Intended as serious, they make very obvious. pensive satlstactlon. rapturously Important, like a It was a time wherl even casual listening ellclled the never ebbing conversation sarJlo son o t crack emotional between lovers. This continuos response thai pop music cries Into Boelhoven's Sonata InC to give In tact, the classical Major (opus t02. number t), Ma music rocked more than Chuck sounding jagged then flowing, sometimes sroppl ng ro ptuc~ Berry when 11<1 told Beethoven 10 roU OYttf some tuuy nair away from his r ... o wecsnesoays ago, the bow as Ax plays sadly, then pl ayers .. ere youthful Emanuel napplly. qutelly. loudly In a All, I he Pore, already has gamut or performance. pro•en hll ability In this rowl\: Dur1ng Brahm's Sonara tn 0 Minor (opus t 08). Ma's tone Is hiS considered plano creallvity as rich as I he sight ol escargot 1\85 the IIQhl. dreamy paSSIOn ol a tarnished Pole 1n a served on a diamond bowl. concunlrallon camp Cellist Yo- Then Ina cello weeps and the Yo Mo Is hipper these days reeling Is earthy, more the -an ~rtlc le wrillen In a recent soght or loke<>ul pizza served on waio. paper A• laps his Esquire by e star-struck Stelnway Into Quakl'l!l un1vers1ty professor proves emouons. roo. temperong Ma's that Ma couiG be a Rolling "anderong butterfly adagio Stone wllh a neavy, aory r....,rslon or Ma lakes moo stage carryrng Ills 250 year old cello with one tne begtnnong melody Now and then. the cello magically or hiS hands clencheG tnlo a becomes a violin and a bass A list He rips Into a oramatlc. short, loe·tapplng (yes. roenen movement ot Belthoven·s lapping) encore or another Sonata In G Minor (opus 5, Brahms sonata and It's over number 2) Holding his cello The recotal drains and rills carefully. tn a lover's embrac~ you" emotions Ma and Ax o r sorts. he lark• trom side to What an act soda. nrs hair llyong, as It -Harold Gold~rg ~PPIO bY a wont! made~ -1(/e/nhsns Music Hall -October 13 To laugh al onesell with humour Is to be human. The Busboys last M onday totally enter1alneG tho sparse yll enlhuslasuc a udience which was brought 10 Its feel more than once. Their style of prayong Is hard rock and roll: a technical sharpness whiCh manifests Itself in one outsta~ng song after anolh Each song was c;ompll nred wi th constant movement on stage. The tempo was set Quickly with an opening guitar solo attempting to mock heavy metal solos The apparent wit was loat by lha crowo. though, when the gurtatlsts endeG up playing some of lhler own e•cellent 11cl\o The main members of I he Busboys are blac;k; being Dlack. though. does not dlslr•ct them trom writing songs about middle class blacks In middle America -resulting In their first album, Minimum Wage Rock and Roll The second album, American Worhr. veers trom that trend and Is basic rock and roll, woth some ol the cuts lightly Bus Boys inter-racjal rockin' lnlluenceo by comm~reial reggae. Brian O' Neil, the lead singer and keyboardlst eJCplalned to this writer I hat I he delay or their second album was due 10 creative and production dllllcuttles. As opposed ro their hype-r1o:lden debut lour, tnls time around It's been a ratner tow·key a flair. O'Neil does not seem upset, tnough lor tne gtoup is oelinilely bultdtng a more genutno rollowlng. In addllion to rne rigors ol thiS lour I hoy have recorded a movte score 10 48 Hours, wnlch star$ Nick Nolle and William Murphy, and a new Budwelsor commorclal They also will be opening tor Linda Aonstadt In N.VC . on the 29th ollhls month They do not nave to shine shoes R.P.M.'s 'Blue City Stomp' RPM- The Nrgflf Club-October 8 .. with a percussive mythm Jam and cascades Into a powertuf fusion-type precision with Militello's flute orr.setllng Stubel'a motivating bass. Jones· keys, Fldele's drums and Strauss's ColemanesQue guitar soloing Followi ng thos excitement cam. the unveJIIng of the album's lllte cui ··Brow " - a White/Rite composi tion ''Blow," which leatures a contagious su tempo evolving Into a reson•nt synthesfl:er so1ourn, may very well be the roaord's strongest cui and turther hlghllgnls lhe band 's unity. Their version or "Stelly a Chick Corea number demonstrated the "loots1omgm ·bUtl ktckl n'' preciSIOn RPM can ano ooes Oellver In "LDYa Dance," we glimpse tne e•panslve vocal range ol Bobby Militello In delicate and exacting tones The subtle lyricism re•oats a spectrum " from roo much talk to silent t ouches.. " Returning alter a shOrt break, til<! secono set Included "Charlie's Backbeal" and " People's Faces" by Bill Stu~l. "Redllner•· by Lee Ritenour, ~'GOOd MOtning Be)tfe" by Eddie Daniels. and "Dow n Here on tne Ground" by George Ben50n. Af was apparent 10 rne audience, this Dand pertorms a tremendous range of malarial This combination o l talented, creative musicians and fluent veraatlllly or styles and materiel spell. we hope. a well warranteG success lor RP.M Continuing UUAB's new Friday Night Club series. Talbert Bullpen had the gooO fortune·• couple or weeks back- to feature Buffalo's own A P M woth Bobby Militello. This mert.ed R P.M 's flrsl live performance sonce recently completing studio wor~ on their forthcoming debut album to be released later tnis month on Motown Records The bano now lealures Bobby Militello on allo and tenor sax and tlule, Bill Slubel on bass. Bobby Jones or keyboards ano synthesizers and Paul Fioele on drums And once during the show, Militello remarkeG thai toclll guotarosl Roek Strauss had just )oln&O up woth the band four days earlier RPM openeel the show with " Alto Man" (fo•metly " Blue City Stomp"), an origi nal composition ra~en trom the a lbum. Next, a particularly eloQuent phrasing of AI Green's " Together" (lhe lf first attempt al It live-the album take w ill feature vocals by Kim ~rnes) warmed up the audience Kei th Foley's "Lockaty Sprot• P<ovldeo t~e near capacity audience with more than a elue as 10 the •eraallle prec;slon thts group nas become nlfteG tor This mastery was e<presalvety Illustrated as RPM movea Into a Dave GruslniLee Ritenour eompos11on enlltleO " Fly By Night" . A retresnlng feature ol this band Is the Tonlg~r The Nlgnr Club will ability ol each musician to fmP<ovise fluently In solos thai play nost to local /au leam not only compliment MilitellO's 61rn /lvfi(Oufl, plus an o~nlng lormidaDte expertise but skit enlll/ed "Bfls of contribute to the ban<J's Broadway" and a spec/a/ prri/IIW or a /oca/ priiSflntarlon conealveneas as well. On "Mean Machine:· bassist ol Jesus Christ Superstar. Stubel's composition. everyone works out The song bel)lns Mr. Boston Schnapps. ..~ •o-,_ ~''" ' 1"'":~: ~:.~r:::rn.{..o I ~~S:.~!r• ~.,t-oO..~IGUG"' ,~) ..;)(•..~..... , p.,.;,. ScaM;..., s..,e.. o.-;1",.... ""• "'-'"' ~ .. ,ooti ,y~g.A. ,,., �reels A guide to •llotdaotl'/and ''"tl) movies JhowJng this we.A. F11ms are r•t«J I tom •• • • (don 't miss) to • (lrwls too ~xpen$ive). No at1rs me•ns lhtl nonfl of U! heve sren II. ~ll 11/m$ " ' 8 . V O.P (Bring "fout Own PopcornJ. E•c•pt wltlff!' otherWISt! st•ted, 1fl films •11 tru and optm to thtt pvbllt;. S 1 75. $2.25, mldnlgh1, Wold man Conference Ttleater. Notton Hall1 Us Amllors-' Campus Ssturd•y S;;nday Ouadrophonla (1979 England), • lth Sting, Phil Danie ls, Ma(ll Winget ~ muolo by tho Wllo, dlrKiod by F'rkl•y The A-.talot'a Wife (1980, France}, with Phllllpe Martaud and Marie ~lvtere. dlree'\ed by Er•e: ftot'tmer flr51 in 1 new sertes by Aohme:r el'tltlftd " COmeches &l"'d Pr.gvorns," a good narured tomoe~v abOut people ltlflllg to deal +Nith VI!IIOU5 mudd!&d 5ltUIIIOna $1 ,75 2.25. 5hOW6 Franc: Roddem. • • • V. No1 Just tor Who-huads, all of whom have aheady wen It umpteen HI'Nill!r Pete Towl"'al'land's mu!iC serves as tne b.c~clcground !Of thil tt)lamlnaHon of restleu BriUsh M ods In the eafly 1960s. LOI5 ol great non.who music . 100. $1 .75 • S2:25, shows at .a;30, 7:00 a.nd 9:30. Woldman Conferenoe Theater, No.non Hall. UB AMherst Campus oOn5•def.tOiy more: dlff•O:ul\ Ont! 10 uno - u w•s pull&a hom fe-te-ase soon ~f1er It was maoe j ano tnovgttt to oe toat rot vur& 4 'e.-enge ta~ 1ctors a1e teat set tn s CltOu~ . ~tde · show 1ne fteal(s J"d B•owm,.,g l18lther fllnct1eSfOtm oor gto"e.$ O'~O• '"'" Sunriw 81ow.OU1 t1981) w1lh John end poo1ces uheu hom f'lhi loots. Th•s 11me lt'Qund 1'1~ o•v·es t-tllchcoc~ a bl i!JUhfH ana naCk5 awav At Antonton• s Blow·UP. Me. n•a v n<len•&ble technical &kill aa J fllmmt~,ker but no not ton o! cna,acter· where t11tchaocl+l created susoel'lse bY ma~ 1n vou ca.re. tor tha people on ll'le scrt'!on OeP:aln'lo can only cf~ate .ShOCk •nd erueii'V S1 6 an(l,.J. pm Buflato State Unton Sor.t•• Hall detorm•lles In htt Oep•C!IIon ot lhe~r tri bal r1fi!!S Of t;IJfvtv;)f H lghl ot Ll• lng 011d '968) r.me~te(l oy Gaoroe Romero • • • T"his 1& not • covole feature to take in If ;ou have • v.eak stoma~;h Fre1ks: '' fHud enoughi 10 take, but ~n;ero's notror.comedy. Jh(lf wttn a ~cge-1 ol what .tppears lo r,avtl been Sl5 af'd leaturmo people m1.1nttunu Qn animal PnftiHt tor ninetv nw•u l~s. t.s oure OfO$.$Oul nt G•ilintStrrit ano auentlon trorn HollywOQd. Tho Mond' Mia tat Robert• (1955), Wllh Hlntr Fonda, Jame.s Cagney, William Powell. Botsy P•llllet. Jack leml'f'lon, Wtrd Bond. N lt:.lti Adams. Olreoutd by Jo"n F"ord and Mervyn LeRoy • •• V. They'd &lopped 1 1 stnce Mlater R~r1a Is a Olo• budget rurn with an all stat east ll'laf HUl\1188 tho v4rtLIO.! Of restraint t~e por tormlf'IC:e.s ere ttlougtltful itl\d believable, 81\d Ford ana LeRoy c:onsiAaan\IV let oppo,unltlaD ror bfg, spectacutsr scenes oo unrultlllod, The story aonc:erna the arew of a ship consigned to fOutu'1e duty '" World War fl. II IS 1 tribute lo the dlf&CfQt' thal1he blatantly t~alflo,lc wernu ere seldom gratlnp, e.vet'l (0 eynieat 1980.s • udlence.s. A very youthful Jack Lemmon won h iS first Acaoen\y award hetP.1 but the real star Is James Cagney as the caychollc CiiiPtalo. a com1e vllla\n that tte all too eoldom got an opportunity to Mon<7•y Slngln' In tf>l Roln (19511 wllh Gan• ~clly . Oebbtu Aevrtold$, Oor'\ald O'Connor. Cyd Charl ue Jean Haqen~ directed by Gene 5tory Is abOI.il ._ stuffy lAacher who 15 destroyed by h1s se)tuat allraction to a c~baret '151nger, but JI8YfJr mind that; what's ha.aolnatlno f'Hlre Is von Stetnberg•.s tleplotlon ot decadunf pro.war Germliny, muClh I he same il$ Bob Fos66 d1d I n Cebaret - excepl I hOi IOf YOn Sterflberg II W4$ a matter of c-ontemporary ev&t"'ltS A ponact 111m tof t he Shea'&$2.00, pm, Shea'' BuUalo Theatet, 6.46 Main Street. a T~esday Bort• tUrloff Oou-oft f: .. t(lre: The Cflmlnof Code (1931 1, with ~•rloH •nd w.ner Hou.stcm~ dlracle<t by Howa•d Haw"s anu The Old Dark Houao 11932), with Kartott, Mollf)ln Oou,gtas Chari"" Laughton, nAunted hOuse fllm1. Botti of these mms are .s.elt:Som seet", ~ don't think thai just beO-CI!uSe the.y'rc botng t:nown locally twice to ont month that YOU 111 over ge~ 61'10ther chance It you don't catc~ them now. 7:00 pm, F'lltmore 170, E.Uic:ott comple~ , UB Amherst Ca.mpu.t • Monday · ru ..d•r Tho Blue A119al (1930. Germany) Joseotl von Stern borg. • •• V. ITt\& 111m thol btoughl Olelrlch lome plo,y Monday Ofec.uta (193,f, wtth 8918 Lugost Oavtd ManrH!H!i, edward van Sloan, and the- lmmotlat Owtont Frye. dl,t-chrd by lad 8,own1ng • • • • F.an15 ol wl'lat c:urrvntly oass- fO' htJrfor movlu ptobably will no t en,oy tnls-, I nose whO enJOy ,_,al mo-.les should not mts-s n Beta K.elfv a no Standley Oonert • • • • Trt• Hollywood musloat It ~o u'Ve soen 11 belore, )'Ou'll wan~ to s:oo 11 again, a nd U you heV"en't, wttll1 H's free and ll'a: Ofl a reasonably large screen. 1 pm al150 Farbet. UB Main Street Campus. wltn Mallen• Dlelrlch, d lrocled by 8 1 Tra"Wolta and Nanc:v Allt!H, directed 8y Buan DePalma. • • DePalma has yet to provo lhtil he cen HUiy create Instead o t f&-e&!inmbl! bll& FrldtJy ar•~ S~turCJd'f Fr u~t f1 9l2). d lw c ttod Dy fOd Browf'J,ng • • • • 8fOWOIOQ'5 Oth~r O'fill film, iiOng wltl'l Ofacu.la, bUI now ~nd" t~~~~~~~~~~~~~!.7n~; ::n f~~l &t 4;30t 1:00,and 9: l01 Wotdman Conlerence Theatet, Norton Hall US Amheut Campus Lugosl'.s- orte oreal role h.as b89'l cadCillUfed so mua, In the lui til tV vears tl\at lt'a ha1d to believe ettoctl~e II &tilt Is Ttle first third or the fllm, 5GI In Ofaeuta' s Balkiln castle, Is stunning, and annough lt occaslon ll ydtag ~ ;Iter that, the good !lcenn ma)te. forgivable the hundreds of cheap lmHa•toM lhatlollowl!d it. 6;3Q prn, Northwest lhencn Ubtary ~Qymond Massey, Erneal Theslnger d lrocte<l by J •mt~s Wh•ht. • • • Vi Two lllms tnat will also be sho wn 'eparately In Novomber ;~, pt;r lo r Media Sludy/Bulfa•o·."HOII~W'OOC! 8etore 11'1e Code" Wldn05doy Talu of Holtman {19oi9, England), with Moira Shearer. dlutcted by Michael Powell a11d Emerlc Pressburger. • • Yl Cinematic adaptton of Oflenbacl'l't opera by the dlreotou of The Red Shoes doe:-sn'1 qufte matcl'\ up to ~tlose standards, desplle tots ot ma_g nlflcent vlsuat e ffects. 7 pm, 150 F-arbet Hall. US Main Street Campus. ThUtJdly Pollargeltl (191121, with JoBelh Williams. Craig T Nelsofl, Bea1rlce StfiiQht. producecl by Sle11en Spielberg, difeoled b 'y Tobe Hooper. • • • A conrus&O 111m, but $till better than Sl)tetb&rg's o thor summer mo\lle, E.T. As 1 horror movie-. ,t'5 more sp~cla l eltecls lhAn real tertor The real tntetesl here I& In trylng lo ll~u te out how much ul tnu 111m Is Sp!elbeug and how much wl1h ~C:8:~y~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~::h t4ooper-'$ view •soer.ore p&verstl (as S@en In his- ma+for claim 10 fame, Tht Ttxaa Chalnuw Manacre), he o&sef\les more credit for Poltergeist tha" t'lo hHS been given. Alao commendat)le s-eries ate aooo1ner hate as 1 Boris Kor•ort double fcti!UUre :v!~~~;!~f,o~~~:~:~nuss~~lly although nelthef 15 lhe type of utm that suet\ a cla.nlllcarlon w~ld Imply. Code Is .1 blun1 1 spat~ prison melOdrama an early Hawlt.s eflort: by contrnt. Houte IS ~ bizarre patOdy ol JoBeth Wllllama as the mother of toe ••mlly S1,75·2..25, $flOw$ ill t :30, 7:00 anO 9"30, WolcJman COnference Theafrt, Norton Hall, UB Amhttral Camous U.B.G. of Fredonia presents JOE JACKSON in concert Monday, October 25th Doors Open 7:30 Show at 8:30 SUNY Students $7.89 Non Students $12.89 Rockefeller Art Center SUNY at Fredonia Reserved Tickets are Available at Harriman Ticket Office Joe Ja ckson will play two 50 minute sets with a brief intermission �rounds Ballet, guitars and plano FRI EVENTS Spell • 7, an "open stage piece tor nine performers" by Ntozake Shange. In i ts last weekend of performances. Center Theatre, 8pm (8-47 -6460). The Buffolo Regional Bolle! with the Bullalo GUitar Quartet and pianist Claudia Hoca (see accompanying preview). Katharine Cornell Theatre, US's Amnerst Campus. 8 pm. " Arctic Circles''. an exhibit by Butfato filmmaker Barbara Lattanzi. Hallwalls' Matrix room, through October 27 (854·5828). The Aunt Hill. a theater dance ooll&ge by Extrapolating Pertormance Group. dlreC1ed by Judy Trupl n, that explores the Illusions of childhood came4 Into adulinood . Hallwalls (854•5828). Oavld W. Breneman, leGture on Economics o f Higher Educallon. Niagara University. 8 am. She Stoops To Conquer at the Studio Arena Theatre, 8;30 pm {856-6025) Angel S1reet at Tne Playhouse, 8 pm (85&3183). Chorley's Aun1 at D'You"lle College, 8 pm (881 ·78-43). Academy, 8 pm (858-2310). Side by Slda by Sondhelm, a Buffalo Theatre Collective presentation at the Performing Arts Center, Mount St. Joseph Academy, 8 pm (858-2310). The Lover at Cabaret 650, 8:30 pm (854-4229~ Miss Morgor1do's Woy al the Butlalo Entertainment Theatre. 8:30 pm (842«~) Bravo Butlalo, show tunes and dances. Reuben's Backstage, 416 P6arl SL, 10 pm. We here at the PtOdlgsl Sun navu been remiss In our duties. One ol the most unique c;ollabOrattons of thla season premiered last week with hardly a ·word hom us Fortunately, the Buffalo Regional Ballet will be appearing with tne Buffalo Gull1r Ouar1e1 agai n \his wool\ond, glvjng us Al'iO'het et1ance lo call yo«;u attention to the ttamillQ ol two of the city's unooservedly overlOOked Houpes. Both groups are cunenlly arHsts-·ln·resldence at US's Black Mountain College II The olgh1· member Regional Sallet, now In their 1hhd year of rssi<Jenc-et, are oertormlng tor ll'le tocond ttme with the Gyltar Ouartot 1tter a succ-essful debut lnt Feb11Jary New to Black Mou"laJn bul oot to oerformfng, ha~lng toureo extensivel y throiJgnout Cal'\ac:fa and tt\e: ea5t cout, the Buttato Gutta, Quartet has .-;on tntemattonat acclaim for thelf gerformances ol Oflglnal ttan-SQtipUon ol orchestral works tty Bact\, Brahms and Rabel, u well u qrlgtnat compositions. Plantst Cfaudla Hoca wtn fOIO the ensemble tonight and Sunday, .\C~ompanyl ng lhe Regional Ballet fn a now pleco en tilled Plano Dances ,oneo on WOJk.& oy Joh annes 8rahm5 anc featuring c, oreography b y ArHstlc Director ~a ll h C;uclch Saturday nlght·s program w ill be.eMan tlally the some. wllh the t ubstHutlon ot a p iece 4;hofeoOfiPhod by Jaan no GOddaro. ol noorPIJ)' Contemporary Dance Theatre, for the Branms aoaptatlon, $1\owtlmes ate at 8:00 pm 1on 1 gn~ ano tomorrow ana 2 pm Sunday at tne Katharine Cornett Theater on \JBtsAmhetat Campus. Ticket~ are SA oenetal admission, Sl faculty. -SMliOI ctttzens, and nof'I·UB .studt!nll, and f1 tOf UB students The Hoo.se ot Blue L••- at the Niagara University Theatre, 7:~ pm. Froako and Night of the Living Deed, Woldman Thealer, midnight. Violinist Michal Urbaniak/gultarist LBrry Coryell at the Trail Genlals In Concert ond Yellow Submor1ne. Millard Fillmore Center, US's Amherst Gampu•. 7:30 ana 9:45 pm. Modem Problema, 146 £jefendorf Hall. US's Main St . mpus, 7 and 10:00 pm. F IL M OPENIN GS: The Sender at University and Holiday Theaters. Holloween 3: The S.ooon of the Witch In the Boulevard Mall Thealor. Monsignor at the Thruway. Eastern Hills and BoulevaJd Mall Theaters. First Blood at the Amherst, Eastorn Hills and Seneca Mall Theaters. DIYI at the Amherst Theater. Fontaslo, reissue, at the Amherst Theater. MUSIC lorry Coryell ond Mlellel Urbonlok altha Tralfamadore (854·1415). sione Country Band at the Bonnell (877·9677). Herboret Tinney 11t St. Paul's Cathedral, 12:30. Bullolo Philharmonic at the Trinity United Melhod(si Churell. 8pm. Vienna Choir Boyo allhe St>ea's Bullato Thaeter, 8 pm (8.47.()85()). Welcomo to the Monkey Houso, opening night of a work by Kurt Vonnegut, Daemon College, 8:30pm. CINEM A Tlte Avlotor's Wile, Woldman Tt>eatre, US's Amherst Campus. ~ :30. 7:00 and 9:30 pm. Orcherd Peril Sympllony>a Foil concer1, St . Lincoln Ave., 8:15. Cub Koda, lmp<~rial Garage, 10 pm (284-4444). Mike Womer, Pecpleart/Bflo, 224 Lexington Ave .. pm. AMC HOLIDAY 3801 Union Rd. 884-0700 STARTS TODAY UNIVERSITY CINEMA Maple Rd. E. of Blvd Mall 837~73 �rounds EVENTS * College, 8 pm (881-76~3). al Daemon College, 8:30 prn. Side by Side al Si. Joseph's Academy, 8 pm (856-2310). CINEMA Spell 7, Center Theater. 8 pm (847-6460). The Lover al Cabarel 650. 5:30 and 8 :30 pm (854·4229). The Buffalo Regional Ballet, with Buftalo Guitar Ouatlet, Kalharine Corn&lt Theatre. 8 pm. S1·4 Mlsa Margarlda's Way a l the Butlalo. Enlellalnment Theal re. 8:30 pm (842.{)494). she Sloops to Conquer at Bravo Broadway. Reuben• Backstage. 416 Pearl Sire pm. tne S1udlo Arerla. 5 and 9 pm. 10 (856-6025). The House ot Blue Leaves at Niagara University Theater, Anoel Street al the Playi\Ouse, 5:00 and 9:00 pm (655.J 183). 7:30, $3·5. Ch or1ey'.s Aunt at D'Youvtlle Welcome to lha Mon~ey House Ouadrophento . Woldman Theater, UB's Amherst Campus, 4:30, 7:00, 9:45 pm Genest• In CJ>ncart and Yellow Submarino. 146 Diefeodorl. US's Main Sl. Campus. 7:30 and 9 :45 pm . Modem Problems, 7:00 and 9:45 pm. 170 Millard F111more Center. Freaks ana Night of the LIVIng Dead, Woldman Theater • mldnlgt\1. MUSIC Olano Ross a t the Bu ffalo Memorial .0'Jdltorl um, 8 pm, Spyro Gyra at the Trai l, 8 aM 11 pm, S8.50. PlciUfllck Puppets. Buffalo Phll " a•monlo, Klelnha n's Music Hall, 2:30 pm( Friends ol Fiddlers Green. Church ol the Ascension (685·9111), 9:00pm, $3.50 and .$4. Willie Olxon Chicago bluesman. Imperial Gat age. 10 pm (284-4444), Co mille 01 Tusa, Baird Recital Hunter not dead Hall , 3;00 pm, VIncent Michaels Band at Mean Guys East (836·2992), EVENTS Spell If 7, Center Thea1re, 3 pm, Fredonlo Stat e Jazz Ensemble linal performance (847-6460). at the fraU, 9 pm,(854·1414), The Bulfelo Regional Ballet, Katharine Cornell TM ater, 2 pm. Maureen Forruter, contralto, Nlagara-o'l,·lhe·Lake, Shaw Festival, 2 pm. $8. Welcome to " " Montc.ey House, at Daemon College, 8:30 pm. literary Reading ~~ t~e Trai l. 7 pm,tree. Angel StrMI at The Playho use. 7 pm (855-3 183). CINEMA Ouodrophenla, Waldman Theater. US's Amherst Wl"lat's t>eeome of the D.tD\11 ~ben t-4unter Is deer to the 1 ~~~~7~=t:~!~~~:fly r= vinlage G'atetut Oead rec.o,03, GU!itUO"S o~ ~ Including Am•nc•n Beeuty, orklngm1n'& O.ld. and 1 mln11 recording o~ tl'e ,illluelnogenlctmyslerloso genre, IAOXOAIOKOA More re<:41>1iy, u11tet has put out tev@r·a t atbums ndf!l his own namo- T•l•s ol "'• 1eat RumrunrtH, J•d ol ng•r Ro.te Rou·a. To the un111at od non·Oeadheed, un ll!r'.s I)' riC$ would seem to dar on the nor'I:HnslcaJ when h e~ are no' fJivtal. Orten th•y are ttsct.ued 0)' wariou$ dl5tortlol'l echnlques Ot are. perh-aps n'fe,effulf~, tost In the wall of an .t)Verdubbed sound ml•. Howevef. this random. free·assoclaUona+ Qua+ny can oe appr eciated and Cirnpua), and th• humble masses. • eve11 (!nJoyoo. attar ehem+c•UY suspending diSbDIIt'lf, as a kind of Am&Hcan Jo" 1rt-1 mh~ ture of jug ~nd music, the oluu. and O.CI acid roch.. Hunte,, I would argue, fn his flo wery !~ r ica o h en stumbtas on .such heavy inoigh\s as ''I he es-sence ot IUe l5 death." Thouoh Hunter Is llatl<l on De•d album credits aa 'lyrlctst:• t doubl I hat he wtn simply reao ftCHn hl.a oauvrv lh!S Sunday night. 1\GCOHJin; to UUAB, Robert Hunter wilt a.ppe&r In a " .soiO<ICOUIUC performa.nee," whlctll ullderstand 10 me.a/1 rhat tte wtll -tlno and ot•y i hollow, ,.;-ooc:htl' guitar, Tt'\e "C"OOC&rl IS" scnedUieO fOf Us·. venerable Ctark e t pe<:llng a GrelehJI Oe.ad concert, i will, doubtles.s t ~, auempt 10 drown out the singer tho:~.e ln t er~&.5104;,11n Charley's Aunt, final performance. at D'Vouvllill College, 7 pm (881-7843). pm. Side by Side et St . Josep~'s Academy, 3 pm (856-2310) Modem Problems, Dewey Lounge, Governor's Compte(, US's Amherst Campus, 9 pm. The lover a t the Cabaret 650, 5:30 and 8:30 pm (854-4229) MUSIC actual!)' hearing the c-oncert are adv1seo to arrive early 1nd afl ne.ar The House .ot. Blue l eu.. at Ni agara Un1verslty Theater, the ltont. or to acqulte trtendt In 7:30 lH!l- uu... s. Campus. 4;30, 7:00 a nd 9:30 Robert Hunter, Clark Gym. UB Main S1. Campus. B pm. The UB Symphony Band Sloe Concert Hall, 8 pm. In de !lance of HHt r•dtcule ot my lrend.y acqu1 1ntanco.s, • •m looklf\0 forward to waMno uu the old tadv, klcWtnv out Cosmic Ch~rlle.. ootno lip thai fast bit ot ftlON Thai wefod aM w•t:hlr.g II dOwt'! with Ohlvas, and ambCJ t at~no taun11Jy ov.,.- to 11\e gym {"he &how fs tupposed to start at 6 pm1 bul UUA8 concerts. n ever st~ut Of1 ltmo -.Jotm Trsfn ~~ Western New York's #1 International Mew Wave Night Club Jrl. Oc.t. 22nd The ELEMENTS with Members Only s..t.. Oct. 23rd Paper f aces Sun. Oct. 14th forgotten Rebels r-ROOTIE'S-~ 1 ~~ Ding II Oo4iltilONE FREE : 014tr tf Cheb" ·Wift!t I I I I ~ Bands on Othe-r Dates to be Announced JIIIIXED DRINKS 2 for the price of 1 on Weda. tluu Sat. CANADIAN MONEY AT PAR ~~~ I .-\1~ ,... ,.,t.,... • I . ....., ¥IIlli TillS COIJP(]Ij EXPIRES 12/31182 VAUD AHmM£ I I I : I 'I ~llltfii)Or1 RoonE'ti!lfY'.s 41 Pu,., R00111 1 C•mpbltll Shod. 1 I 1 "-".. '-'""' o.. ~, Ot,.- ltii~ Ho o' !J" A' Proof ol •r• '--~· rtq~~ittd I w...moo---1 �TUE CINEMA The Criminal Code at 170 Millard Fillmore Center, Elllcoll Complex. UB's l\lnherst Campus, 7:00 pm. The Old Dart< H0<11e al 170 Millar<! FlllmOfe Center, 8:50 pm. MUSIC J.,....y Wall and Fr1enda at the Trail, 9 pm, $3.00 (85+14H), Compoaers Forum at Baird Recital Hall, 8 :00pm. rounds WED EVENTS Angel Str.et at The Playnou•e. 8 pm (856-3183). l~ ~iU poetry and tau. Tho Latin Gallery 8 pm, f2 (882·7240). CINEMA Talol ot Hollmon, 150 Farber Hall, UB's Main 51. campus, 7:00pm. 6:30pm. EVENTS Angel SltMI al The Playhouse, CINEMA Poltll'gelat, Woldman Theater, 8 pm (85S.3183). US's Amherst campus, 4:30, The LO'ter al Cebaret 1150, 8:30 7:00 and 9:30 pm, MUSIC Joremy Wall ond Ftlenda al lhe Trail. 9 Pill. $3.00 (854·1414), pm (85+4229). Sally Sandon:!, lecture. Baird Recllal Hall. 4:30 pm. Stt"t Beat and B6alltude, Songbird al the Al den Hotel Gala Fecully Recital, teaturlng University Presi dent StGIIen B. Sample, Slee Concert Hall, 8 pm, S2·5. $1.2!>$2.25. • Video ond Ptrtonnonee Art by MUSIC J local artists, second lloor, Fly by N ight at the Trait, 8 Bethune Hall, Main and Hertel. pm. $4.00 (854·1414). Sof'lllblrd at Central ParK Grill FROM THE WORLD'S LARGEST RECORD STORE Miles and beyond in Syracuse THE ~OWEST PRICES IN TOWN! JUST WHAT YOU'DEXPECT FROM RECORD THEATRE! The Unlltetslly Union Coneett Board of Syracuse Unlverah~ Is presenting a most versatile conc.&rt program tor lhls Sba.son, Entitled J..utumn J•u 1982, n Is. an ongoing J.erle$ ot pe~tOI'mancas by many ot the most wk1ely publlclted namea In todl y'J M uslo. From Utt bla.z:tno Ftamenc:o gullar ol Paco Delucia (Who pe<IOr!Nd on Sej>tamber JOt~) to t!>e lni(Oj)id cJanlsm of lt'le newly telormed Oreoon. and I he sly vpodoo wall ot MHes Oa\1'11, the s.er~n. Ia •lready ahowmg e-arly signs o f • crowd • getter an<t even an enotmous ear· P•easer Neld Friday at 8 pm, Ute Landmark lneatre on 362 South Salina, Syracuse w UI hosf one o T the llviflg tegencu ot c:ontemp01ary M uslo From Cl'\aJIIe P•r"'•' and Bop 10 Coii,Jne Time to Wayne Shorter'& E.S.P. Iongeowlty, •round Into the oo1en1 '~'"''flroo~e ot 8 Jtche& Brew and on whtch academician• lind mtslftd musicians followed up t¥11h Olscofu!llon), thete ts onty on-e of ~'!':tsT~=:~~~~~~~tt:d1o,~ o~~~~e:1 20th century Music to the vel\1&1 wf'ltsou' of hll taNeactllng lyrte~&m lot almost .-o yeats. His moves ae 1 mu•lclan have helped 10 shape the ages, whUt til• rap hu ranged trom wiry hlslgl'lt to switchblade commel'llary. eno 1ne type ot caustic wU !hal m-an)! have come to perceive as unnece.uarlly Irate (For one such percepllon, see the Wynlon Malstlla Interview In lhi.s i.uue )~ A potentate {.It Lena Home once galled him) or the entenalnment workS. " Is ftce"t return to the live tctt'lt !'as tound nlm as ehatlsmalinllv perati"Yed •• ever by ttl• p\l'bflc a·t large. WhetMr the Oafk Prince Ia stnl T1Jt Challenge. or l s m-erely prime to b« talilt11 on 11 something only to be <Set erm-Ined bY those whO 111 orr 1~ea.se Be 11'\&re. 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An empty Squire Hell awaits construction By T ERRY CANADE Ma.nagmg Editor I n tht ttnter of the Main Street Cam.pus. a gUUtd buildinc awaits wall1. Frtihmen rt'ft:r to lhts struCiure with chamed doors as ••thac OtntaJ building." bot Squlrt Hall "-ti probabl)· best r~mtmbat'd as UB's Jut 'ent.ra.liztd .student union ~ Tht Facilities PliliUlin.J Sttvcn En&lcn . He c.>.pecu workers to be done and off the site by the end of tbc mom h. Th< .«<ond phiL,. of the proj«t Go\·c:rnor to stop the process. Oott offtted, 1111 the bonds "will 10 convcn Squire into a dental facility ha> b«n delayed bccau>e boods lO rman~c the projtet have yet to be mark<t<d by th< Stat<. ''I'm ~lmp1y 10 a holding pan<m," En&len s:ud. PhaS< I was a .simple process-clearin,8. the buildinc of cvcrY1htn.a. UDJ\tr~uy·, urgenC') to ~mply Squire last Spnng-in mid~esfet--cau.s.ed hea.ttd protest. arrests. araffiti and woundtd student·uni\'e:rsit-y relalion.ships~ Bond$ will not ht' r"uuN on the project until Novtmbcr, a State Uni•crsity of f'lew York (SUNY) spokCMn&n c:<plained, :tJtbough tlle desians for the projtct arc The c:onstrua.1on plans Which complet<d and a bidding p•ckag< prematurely forced studenti out of has bc<n prepared. After the lh~u uruon on Mu'h I are now to bond• arc sold, SUNY ~ dtlaytd for at least another Consuue~ion Fund Buffalo Field thret- monlh.s. M:anagrr Frank Sullivan dtima1ed The mtttior of the building has 1h11 the proem of advcnising. aettptina and arran.slna eontracu been totally autud and a connectioa tunnd baW«n SQuire: for consuucrors bids would cake between three and four mon1hs. and Frutc:r hu bttn completed. ..Tht first phase of the rcnOV&\iOn is jw-t about done." accord1na 10 J1m SulleyJThe Sp«:ttllm saki Is uncertain as V1a President for Finance -and Management Edward Doty sald thai the Slat<'> Construction A»ociatc (or T he November date for bond budatt deficit may ~nnuenet the Sample said. Neal >dded that having 1wo differtnt tontractors on the same site "was invanabl)· " ptobkm," so Lhc University .sou&hl to havt 1ht projects. rompltttd one after anolhtr. stU thar umc day:• according to for\nC'1 Vfte Prnident for f-aeilitle! Planning John Ntal. Sullivan added that work will bcain on th< she within 10 dll.)'S or the COntract uran,gemeot'.t (;Omplelion .. If aU goes a~;cordins 10 the current schedule and ~timations. Squirt'i new interior dtc:Oratln& will begin ber~~occ::n Ftbrua.ry and Mill'c:h, ironically on~ year from the date that the buHdinJ was dosed 10 the Uni\offiSl)'· At tbc elm~. Unhtrsity otfinals amrced tbaJ it w&J; imperative tht buHding be con"entd immediately 10 a dental facility rearing that the Denial Scbool would lose II• arcrcditat!on. "'It wu my understanding lh:u the first part of the rtnovation wu to dovt'1ail with phase 1wo, "UB Pres:idmt St~tn B. I n order to facUfl•\• • bond we in February 1982. "w.·e had co ensure lhif the: buildtn& would be dtar," focmer UB Praidcnc Robtn l. Keller C'\plaincd , The dirt'Ctht 10 close: lht student un1on came from the SUNY Con.~troctlon Fund'' Albany Office, accordin& 10 the former pre$ide.nl . But 1he bonds ~~'-ere not rde~d m February. nor Y..trt the) in 1he summer of 1982. as Dot) had v<pccted. Noting that bond >al<> u.su.alty take plact in February. June: and NO\'etnbt'r, KC'Iter upected them co tx &aid for tach of those months a.s the deadlines pwcd. The bid package for Squire'5 inttrior co bt prtstn~ 10 contractors was. ''98 pcrct111 compJt>tt'" at the time or the dlmin3tion of h11 positton. Neal saad. Duty did not want to -advt'nJ~e 1hc pro.,iea beforehand which Neal ~Ug&C'Mcd mi&ht qukken the pf'OC't.S$, b.cause or or the unctnajnty whtn the bonds would go on saJe ...The: decline in bond imert'Sf uue.\" may tfr~t 1he ~att, :uxordins 10 Sample. The upcoming bond sale ts il3tt'd for thrte Health Scientts f)rQj«."t\ on Main Str«L. SuUi\an rtponetJ, ''there's SSO million wail ina. on thU: bnnd ~e only." In 3ddhion to che intenor rcno.,.~uon m Squ1~ and Abbou l.ibrary. th< Med1c•l School compltJt race Ufi.s -:ut: to be included, But Neal andcip:ued th.ll 1h~ la11 prr,jc:ct wouJd not be fncludtd in 1he bond marlo.tling. ~pitc tht (Onstruction delays. Vice PrC\Idem for tht Heahb ScienC"es f'. Carter Pannill did not 11n11cipatt :111y rt:\uhing probltmJ forth< Otmal School. "W< didn'l plan to occupy the buildings until 1986," h< .aid. Doty W&$ confident chac this deadline "'-Ould bC' mer. Many activities planned for Homecoming 1982 By JON M . DIAT Afanoltffl. Edaar n what b bdn1 biUtd as "more than -a a,a.mc''. Homecomana: Wecktnd &ttl under way toni&ht wuh f'IUmerous ac:tivities and e\'ent.s 1bat aim to~~ UB Stucknu invotv~ . "This is OQe c:hanct to &et everybody involved in somtthin&," Student A.uodalion Spen.s lnrorm.alion Dirtteor Mfkt Eimer sald. "We have • lot or lhings for people to do, and Lh<r< will be plon1y of food and beer. " I SUNY lifts hiring freeze ' Tht fmiva1iu suuound 1he US-Brockport Slistt a;~ me ;u I :00 p.m . a1 Rotary l'u:ld, last yco.r'> homtroming '-'TOWd brought In a rt'C'Ord 7,SOCJ fans 10 watch the Bulb Mal nval Canisiu;. "We arc really hopina for a lar&c crowd at the aame:,'' EUMt ~1d . "Those people at last year•.s game \now how much fun it was, play a come wuh lhe combinauon of vnlleybaJI 3Jld tervu.s Cor one hour. With an tntry ftc: of SID, the ttam.s wi.l.l r«ie\·e frtt T -.shir1~ and or cour~e, A, 7:30. mdon ball5. large bonfire will statl, reaturinll 20 half l:ep ol b«r just outstde the bubblt. The beet will ~ pou<ed 'til 12:00 or unliU 11 is riobhed, whichever 1 and we are hopin& the same rrom this year," comes firsl. The fun bq[n~ toniaht at &be Saturdoy stl!ts off with a Amhtrst Bubble: when Mjdori ~~e:t~ tailgate pany ;u noon in Melon Ball Mania a<ts u nder way the Ro1ary Field parkins lot . A at 7:00p.m . for tht benefit of The $3.7S llcktt aiv.. aliLhe chicken United Way. Six p<rson Learns will •.. see page 3 • , . . HOM ECOMING ~ge 1 8 �E spEORlJM in short. :12-tiU 5tt"' GOodCIU~ (~ ,.,_I!t-CII'..I Count~--:rcum< ~ ~-~~~.~.:____ I l ' 1 1J'l1 Petro appointed Tbt ofn"t of lht' PrC"tldcm h~ ~nnouncrd tht: appointment or C";aoolt Smnh P<tro ib A<tlns A»ostant to lhr Proidrnl. S~r woll flU lht posnlon mDdr vat:ant b) ~ht raign:&tion of Cvlola. Ba":a carlitr thlAo monlh l'rtoo b pr«cnoly AJIIO<III< o...n of tht Collra<>.• pO>Itlon iht has hrld lln.c 1976 Ptoro has • Ph.D in councdln' from UB and has an adJUni:1 flcuhy .,osluon'" tbt Fatui')' of Edun110n1d StUJIC) Hn ~ppa•n,mftu b ertttU~·c: tmrntdtalcl} CSompetltion ror Truman Scholarship tarts '"' UJl tO f01.11 H'AU Of \IUd)'. 1 o be di11bl<, th< 'lo.dtni mun I br cnroJIN a, -a matncula1rd scudcnt . 2. plan 10 ~a JUnior dunng the J983·8-t academiC )Ur, hlll·tlmt, punuma a Ba~hclor'i dt1Jcf; l PQJ~ ar lu.)l 11 8 avcrasc-: 4 M a U S dHv:n or il US nauonal~ 41\ undersradliatr fi(_ld uf "'ud) thai ~A aU pe:rmll •dmbstof'l 10 a craduttC' proarMn tca.dlttg to a tar«t 1n S 1'\Q\o't stlt\.~rd I) Name Ill th< COUDtr<> .,hi<tl border on Erit t"ounl) . l) Wbo 11th< ft<"'IY dmt<l CI\ID<dlor of Wn~ C'ornn111~. 1u~n.a Hdmut Schmau? , )) ldmtify •~• rrv< nationr, sd«~t<l Turt4ay, oo lilt thr rr>oi'ID! _,.or oh< UMt<l NatiOn> S«uroty Collll<'ll. 4) What h chc collecch·e nnun, such •• ~ hrrd or c<iuk. lo1 leopards? S) Whar i• lht: latgtSt PrOit'.:5tlnt d~nomlnBuon tn tht tJnltcd Slat<>1 6) Name 1he IWO US .scnator.t who art C\ 4)lrO'i16Ut.a. 7) Whrch US state bill the hoah<rt papulatlun dcnouy7 ~~ Whao os the capital or th< Phllli~ln<l? Q) What does EPA soond ror1 l"O qudc-nu (rom Un '*111 bt nomln~led A .kl'«ntnjt ,.,u dcttrmmc "'""'h iiu<knu •rt nombta.lc.J a ru~hc DOhc) ,,,."'" lnt<ontt<l •o...S.nt> .Muld «>rota.• <\lllll l eui':ld, 6)6 ZASO. 110 "'onon HaD facuJt) -..bO ...v. to nom\nalt ''uc:kr1h may do ~ b\ ktta and ab f\l.fne\ malt be- LIZ PtU!nQICcutt tl~&ftllllf ~ana>; ~.d~Co,r Ot'I!O CtfiJ~IJ,ttiUft Lo" Scftl.ltUift•t~lt D••• He<!Vftlnl~o to Jam+• 5WUt~l~._... ""•"'" A Ktu.ctr·.Sporn ~rOttMtntiYA IIa f~; Gra,..ilfM~o~• IC' hi<,._.. F ~W\IfJ'f!Hit CMfHO!fflf'IO M~E $1\tltWa.rt~Nu.Wta •t" \. WchHI Cvrat('o!o/Ach'- n/llftt M•n• ;o•' Clf'ldr L..tuoi'l4•niAP .c.onthtt kH ~~ M fht.r Pr&lvcfiOff Mae.,., Kafh; Otwollot.tdt. Pt0d41Cf,olt Coot Uwu• ~WI'f'II"'Oductlo" T~ Spttefflifft II lel"t'to Dy tht Flolo Hewap.tpef S,Miult, Loa .-,t'!Oaf... limn Syf'CIIctl•. ColtaQ~tt HIIOHM~ S.r~lct UfllttO F'tti\Htl Synolc-tt_, lncl Unheo PfHI S~ndtctte rM S/>Hitlllft •• rt()f ....l\lld Jot '~•tkH\11 ecfvt,~•"G by Com"'N~'~telllona •no TN SplctrwJ't Oftlbt _,. k)C.altd I" u ~,. Ktotl Stt'• l.Mo•tot'i' o4 ._._ Y01\ tl IM't~o, &vtt• Ntw ..01'. r~\f'd b' rQtO T . _ 17t6JQ;10611 No\tmbtt ·~ CopJngl\t 1112 &wUA.to. H V The s,:..a'""' Sl'*"'~ ~'odoc:•t••I"C EO!tO"tl ootl.cyt• Gfo\I«NNO ~1M More d umping EGJtoNn-Cn•tt cons~ ol On Tuesday&. Wednesday, October 26th&. 27th In Capen Lobby •o from AM· 3 PM All Are Welcome I ot '"r i.CHtts the E.d!IOf t!'l Chtel II" ttrlctl~ la.otctdtn fN Sp«ttum •• Pltnltct .,., &.un•tn Now1P•••• h~Co., 1310 Stntc• 51 Bulle+O, NY !DAte 'AAtlt\ "trt: dumpct.l on mdu:rtnaJ proptn) 111 the Scnt\.·a Be Sure to ATTEND S.A.'S ACTIVITIES fAIR AIIOUOt~toona m.n.. ~"" ••thwt ,,. t Enc l. oun1 Y HC'&Ilh Comm•u•ontl Dona.ld 8 Thum:u satd ahal • OtVIO OtUti'Cot! frf~4lflrt'O Cltt;-.!+e~ e-ttr-ot ~ dJ"""UJ~Ittl phant Oaw.a Mlf'ltiAit Ofr«tOt Qat) Sttll\.'(:11~• Stlh Afi.-NC.tfr .-,ctteft,llftO ~tl 10 ~WOtnt• Inc: The •tudcnt mu\1 ~ ptcp.v('(' to tt.lllt an C:S\a) or 600 -.drd~ or ~ '0 nlhn b) I CMlOiofllf'• t fHtl Eflft01 At~ C i(.K~Ctllltlll ..."f Eflft~ Scot J'lt~I'Mtt s.ovcrnmc-nl ~.:ommtu« l Wit & Wisdom Que '4Ucknl tKh 'ttir _, W'ltct~ (rom Uch \.12tf' 10 two 1ht '"''"'•"' or tlot Ham S TrwnM Momonal S.:h<>l.,.,.hop Truu Fuod .. ,,h I maA~mUn\ or ss.~ ••azdcd tM wmna tKh .)eat Baba>ck 11a, acmnhna to Enr Rut ko,.-skl. A latlor3tof')' c.u.n:u.nauon found JC'~cral Lno•11. toUc iubsaanca in tho soil. th< rdeu< noted, addlns that thr Now York Staor Hrahh Ol:partmenl. BW"f:au ur Tcntc Subnancti Control ~Ill t'Onll'-'tcd for advice 011 \\hal 10 do IU'Id ho~A U'l (liOIC"\'t the public h v.as dcctdcd 1ha1 aht: area m quesclon bC' co~rrfd Yttth ~·I") .,o,oil and ftru.'t'd iq, th~ announcement ~. Tllt uu hiu no" b«n renc-t"d wnh waMlin.& siJJl! a.nd cO\trtd, 11 nnttd. 'rhc- announcerpcnt m&~nta.incd lt\11 there '' no ~angtr ro anyone bcc:aust of the contl.D'IInalcd area, but 1ht action "¥I lUll 10 prncnt any unoccessary c'pmurc •• l nol known "lotn the !oOII wlll be rcnlO\N 1> It b not )<t l no ..bo O'"IU the pruprny t.., J01t Oo•~ilft....- Etlttol Mandatory Assembly Meeting Friday , Oct. 29th, 3:30PM Talbert Senate Chambers President Sample wi II Speak Attendance will be Taken Homecoming Commuter Breakfast Friday, Oct. 22nd Capen Lobby External Affairs Committee Meeting Thursday. Oct. 2 1st 5:00 PM Rm 222 Talbert Mandatory A.C.T.I.O.N. Committee Meeting MondAy, Oct. 25th-4PM In Room 222 Talbert Hall. 'Students Are Invited Make Your Plans Now For Homecoming Weekend Events Are Conveniently Scheduled Throughout the Weekend It's Not Only A Game ,,,.,,.,,_ .. ..,.,,, ,,, �Ken Pope will coach Spans EditDr n a rress startmtm rdeascd WednesdAy. 1he. Athltlie Orp.a"mtnt toncrdtd lhc obvtous: - baskrtba.U coach Bil1 Hughe5 will not be back . RARI Cha.if S41vaton Espo\ito officially -annnunctd thAJ 1 ''tn thebes~ inlcrc" o f lht Unil·cnity and lh< vanity b..l.<~boll proaram. BJJI Hug:bt.\ h~ b«n relieved ht.s duties as head coa-ch nf VlltsiT)' or bask<tball ror lht 1982·83 ..a>on." Tht \Ca_tcmtm. is..\utd by Span,; lnformallon DirC'Ctor larry G . Sttelt. also affirmtd thou Hught-.s' b.tl.uant, Ken Pope, would sc:rvc as irncrlm hta.d to<tch for the corning yrar, Other I han the pTtu tdc:ur, E.\J'IOsllo has. left Instructions that no ulhcr lntomt:uion be released abnut 1hc dismiuaJ . This Includes r:acully as wrU ~ Compus Ed;tor T By KEVIN A. KRUEGER I By GARY STERI'I coa.tho 11.nd playcu -\Jthou&h the move was made Monday. Esposito rdu5ed to confirm it, The press Mat(tllent mentions that E.spoultc- drd offer HuahC's Q chance 10 rcsta:n before hn rcmov~l 01nd that il was de~mtd .... cbangt \II'Ould be-nefit , Hughes. ht' job hiung frct'l:e put i~o <fftc:t by !he Oivb-ion of Budget (DOB)Iall Frbruary hili b«n lintd bul with • numb<r nr provblion1, accurdlna to an October 14 l<tl<f 10 SUNY Chancellor Clifton R. Wharton. The .suspension of the: fretlt: ..,.,11 apply 10 ail Slllle~pentled units o r \he Suate Umvcrsity of New York (SUNY), with the ••c:tption or Central Admmiitration starr. UB Pret.idt.nt Steven 8. Sample, havina be~n forwarded a cop) o( the leuer a.IOI'\& with iu provisions, told the Faculty SC'.nate £;\C\'\Iti~o<c t mmiue:e Wednesday, however. no1ice will not htt"C' ~lllnlficanl act. "h won•t make a lot dlfft:rtnce il'! ltrn\\ uf or tln\\ Wtf operate with in the Univcr.\ity," Sample .said . ''We ul11 ha.\oc 10 coUapse 100 linn this. )'t.ar throuatt attrition I have bem uyln& to encourage the Yicr--presidr-nt\ 10 rc-aliOQh: ~lion~ There wUl be a sutmantlaJ amount or~­ allocation over 'he neAl few year\ U8 President Steven 8. Sample htrt. " A Buds•• btllktin prcpartd by DOBinA•••..., .. td,h• f,~~~~:-:h:~.~~.~~."~f.: ~ill b< approochtd by th< Division. acc:urdJna to Assiscant Vlcc ChiiJICcllor for Employ« SUNY h ·, rt' ng defrosts now Relations and Ptr5()nnd Htnri\ compared to the ac1ual fillrd po\i tl on~ 6.$ ltpanf'd: Filled 001hinn.s can ntver excte-d Oullta, "The fi>tal rlay ror UB., th< number of lundrd posnions inc:tud...'d m the fiscal pltn. tll~lnt( mto at.:count all JX)Sition~ or ln.suuctional r;K'hlllonto.. No klnng" \Jtuvcrsity can exceed )2 1 ~03 The Umiuulam ~nd condiuons pO~tllO"~ a'tc as foltow1: Ead\ unn mu.~t 'iubm1t a Report• ~<Ill hOV< lO b< rn ~nl hiY ._pcndllur< pto)«tton. subtniuW (or rach unit ahe1 rvtr )' whith \hould re0t"~;t se-parately lhe~Vl:n numbtrt"d pa)orOII ptuod, tu rtguhu Wf'1CC'. temporary service ordtf to accnunt for all fill«! 01nd other than personnal str\<ict. poslllon< wllhon 10 day• or It rnun be ra.. cn into aC"COunt lhat rroca~ma the payron. These- Will temporary ~en lee: pc:muon~ for the: lntlud~ both 1nslructiona.l and ,ye:u cann~ C),t:ecd the '981· 82 support st3rf poshions Thes< two tmal, fot a •ngnirtca.nl inc:reast num~rs wiU be tbmparcd wilh may rotCt' 011 retmposiuon of tht rhc bud&tl tntal~ and respC'CIJYe (rtelt on tempor:uy mvice position ceilings Dirferencc.s a.rt to bt fdenUOtd -and explained . Each unn must submit o;;epara1r f!fOJ«'tton on the ot n11 pe-r)onal «'f'n~~ S"J\m~ lh!OuJh \1 •~<11. )I. 1982 \ huuld bt' submltttd 'ftillh tht t''lpt'ndhuu Nl'Jt:t.tlof'h. A lener ~ ld be •ubnlln•d a whole W'lll include many limlla\1om." he f.aJd hom Albany "Thb will include limrcatinn.s on Former basketball coach 8111 Hughes T ht onl)' rt>.t..:.on (Utd lhus r..r h)' \he Unlwnhy b directed 10 the face lhOl lh• Athl<li< (l.:panmcnt ~.d not Wtllt U~l the fin•l r •ar or Huahn' ..rna or rwn And one )'nr comr-.cn. " h would be d..lmcult for a coach ... Esposl1o .... :n quou:'<l in the rdc::bt, <~.Knowu!g his t.:onuac:l 11\i.U not be r,ne"·cd. to m:a.kt a total commitme-nt to lhC'. pruKram." UJNn hcanng the- it&tement Hoghes rt:mv~ed t1\at II tS '1ht best of 3. tong ~rres o f wtak ucu~ 1h2r they could come up wnh. •• "You thin~ ~bout II and ho.,... rnueh valldh)" ,., m that ~laU:mtnt..." Hug.he5 .said, ''The quest ton or devotion for me would be or shett Nr,•wal. Thtn~ abouT next spring when I would be mteme,.,.ctJ (Of m~ A proJtctloru of fiUt'd po\itlom levels foe cath even numbered pal'fOIJ by No'<mb<r I, 1982, fac ult~ and ()tbct pu!lit1on~ ntuit be d"p)~cd <<p;lnii<IY, and )11\i ng~ ot nc.h l"anlPIJ' toM ach~vtd by holdtng 8Q) pottllom. OJ~h:am t cgafdlng ciiC'h unu·, undtntandh!& 0 1 I he h..cal nt~lfl and ns ~u:ceptancc. 0C'\fll1t the m,.O> fC'l4H,1tOO~ i1nd 11'\c:h !i"'cru). DcpU1)' Ch1tf Buogtl E'lilmtntt Aluanc.ter Rollu ended hi\ lt'u~r h) tht Chancellor b} clalmtng that the ..u ..f)Cn~ton ~hnuld ''te\lnre flto.".\ibWt) :~ ThcUnt,enll) 's abllhy to mau:tge n~ resources most t(ftuht'ly "'1U h~ cnhanctd, Rotlo assttt\. ,. As long as we stay hdow the. l,mus." Dullea satd. ""'c shuuld bC'- bcuer able en rac:ilitarc ope-ralions There ""'II no longer bt a nctCi~ity to have: each indh·tduaJ posmon appro"cd b.) OOB h<for< hrinB nncd. or coune. the Hmltauons ""111\1111 be \!On~idcnblt- It u n!ll ttlrougtl Marc:h Jl, l9A1. mu\t be 'ubmittC'd b~ Octo~r l ~ , 1982 An addJiio"aJ rt·PrOJ«to~n s.:aytng to pc1 \UIInd h' ., a_, ' ' uffl<~. wt olf t ·ao tor ne:xc coac.hi n~ job. They're goln1 10 ask me hov. I dtd l•it year and l'tn nut roinato wan1 to ~'pl1ln why J cndtd up withe 6--20 SU.SOI'I . " Ken Popc 1982.Jl) h"'d cooeh, "• 1914 ,vadu:ue or UB. He w>s n1adc asslstanl narung in 1976. sc.r.oang his first two , ears undrr Leo Rld\ard;on and thc next rou1 under Hught!. Al- a player, Po~ set re-cotdl in garnc and KMOn wht tc,nab for UU as o gua~d from 1972-14. B<fo~ tr:>nsfering 10 th• Bulb, hc playtd basketball for Erit Commur.,,y Colle-ge. The BuU1 opn1 'he seuoR m tht Ea.>\~ Conoe<11e.'Ut Stare Tournamn'lt on Novnmbtr 20-21 ' 'Coaio:h Pope has bun an D.cc:llc:nt usastant coach.'' Hughes said. "tf Ihere: U. anyone I wouJd wish the: best of fUCC"O.\ to becoming a ht.,d coach, it would bt him. Howcvtr, lh&l fttlin.t 11 not rompldt, btcau.st It had ho.pP<ntd at my upcn>t .' • T rrmint Popc "A good pcnonal rri<nd and • good ba.<~nball coach," Hu$hd addtd, "I'm alad for him pcrsonally. I just hopc that Coaclt Pope 15 uutiligrm tnouah to ruliu i.llc lyP< of propl< h• will be workina with in tbt Unfvc:rshy. •• Hugh<>' <JiptCtatlon of possible ouiComeo of the sri<...," 1\arttli> h< has bro~J,Jht a.galn$1 the .school for violattons or h(s tontrltl arc not dtfinllt. Ht would ra\hrr h.avc an arbitrator In the hc:a.nng deadc: lhc- possibni1y o( .supplernernaJ meMures without stating. his preferences. 01 Wt'U S« ¥~lhal comes or il." Hughes said. Meanwhile:. be has piAM 10 coach basketball dKW"hrre. '"I'm g.oing 10 co.ach again. that'.\ for sure, .. Hu&hes said, "But this time I'm suing to mak< 5UT< tkat tb< proplc I work for will b< Wrtm<ly proft$$ional and comptttnt And bdieve m.e, that wiU be a rare chMJC' for rM". " Hug,hts s-aid there is- opponunity a.bcad. "I've a.l.rady had one or two tentaaivt offen to coach, but notbina happens until the "prlna. Thai is the rime: wbtn you &ct aJI tht coadlina changes-.. 11 AUTO-CYCLEINSURANCE * Low rates, Instant FS forms, months to pay * Specializing In foreign students! out.ol·state drivers * driving All drivers accepted regardless ot record ..6. Active ~Insurance Calltorlree osumalu ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: The Association for Professional Health Oriented Students (APHOS) Presents· Dr. F. Schimpfhauser, Associate Dean of Medical Education at SUNYAB Topic: The Nature of Undergraduate Medical Education Wed., October 27 at 7:00 pm in Knox 14 All students Are Welcome To Attend. Refreshments will be served. Look For APHOS at the Academic Fair, October 26 & 27 in Capen Lobby ·special Viewing· MAN THE INCREDIBLE MACHINE • Memberships will be taken these two days All are welcome to stop in our office. Hours are posted at room 17 N Harriman . Remember: Memef]lbership fee goes up to $5 after November 1st. ~ .... 896-2700 Ft1cley, 22 Octobet 1882 . The S~ttum .. 3 �Even These Seniors Wil-l Have Their Senior Portraits Taken. • V(ill You? - Sign-up Between October 25 ·29 9 a.m. · 5 p.m. . On Main Street: 84S Harriman Library On Amherst Campus: 111 Talbert Hall 14 Baldy Hall 167 Millard Fillmore Academic Center Brought to you by -~ 8t THE spECffiUM · �Higher Ed braces for Governor .--~F~~~~s~N~~a~~~~~ra~s3~7·~50~07~ hQtr 8 By S ETH COODCJULD EdltoN,..C~I(/ W I"'' P<edic:t••• .,......, bud&n )e&r, Unveri!ly oJfJcials vt hik Albaoy " deraau fo1 nc.:.tt ....." "............, IJ h••• I bdl<1 Und<r\lllldin& or SUNY'• rok !han the o<ha," Vi« Pr<SO<Iml fO< Acadnui<" Arralts Rob<n Roubda Jaid. '"Thll b no• ""mdoncrn<ml, It 10 0 mc&IU llllll • • "" b.a•< <IIPU iD an intenrir...t lobby..., campalan if uhrman icU d«ted ... d«tion day approaeho. hop11111htt • pro-SUNY Go•emor ..,u be de<ted. Although orrtdab bed&• on endonins • CIJ>didale, dcatl)' they believe thai Dtmuaatic cas1didate: Mario C\oomo will be more <UDOniY< or public hlgher education chat his: opp0nrn1, Lr.w Lehrman. They su~K'd. however, ahat b<Uh e:andldates havt b«n •web~ on the State Univrmty of New York !SUNY) Jystem, with L.ehrmal'l bc:lna gmtrally more r..'litkal The fac\ilty un10n , United University Professions. (UUP), """"'"' u not cuarded on h> •uppon for Cuomo. accordan1 to U B chlp(tr Presidmt Ronald Hawu. Th<) lldleve tltaJ Cuomo ...,u be rricndbct lo the S)'SI<fn than VoVCIOOI Hulh L. Carey, . . orr~t~a~ .-ho • • paaC\ofd .., ho,.uk to the public hi&bc:redi.K'Uaon. ,..hik suppo«IDJ privacc IChools. 11 h's hatd LO \1)' •1\it the Utlpii:t Oflh.c 1att -.i.U biYC. althou&h at tb~ po1n1 one C'.a.Ddfda1c l«ttlJ to L!.m~.. h.-h•d•opronc>llllttn><ntl ...a.hao lm .......,. will be toward SUNY, or <><n hlaJl<r «!uation, OlheJihan &<n<ral remarlu In fa.O< or cunlna tu<> and the Stat< buda<t. It ia tbb >il<.n « coupled wuh hb endoutmct"'l of Reaa:anomic.; that has UB uffi<iall wolffed that h< might thool>< SUNY u 1 taraet lor buda<t chopping. com .I ng J(Yi~ iFI Soon OO Hair Forum ' s 1st Annual HAIRQEXTRAVAGANZA l B · • ct. , 2 9 , 3 O- WANTED .. l(_hrman b; an uncertain fiau rc,'' Haut,cr noted. "I Jun don'l know cnoua,h about him. He it a~~ called supply-lider who fojb to set any benefit in publiC uutltutlons as JlJCh." Such doubt hu spurr«< UUP, alon& "'"h m olher unions ~tton lh< SIAl<, to >UIJI)On Cuomo. As ro, the: Oanocral. Hausu said that Cuomo ~ (hfftrcnt from his rottntr run.nln.& awt, Ca.tt). and hu saod lhonp abo<!! SUNY thAI at< "mol< eona1.atory.'' Yet even with hi> rc-<ord In Albllly and e\pcfld)(~ at Lt . Oo\c.mcK, tbcrc wu untma.ant)' as to bow Cuomo •ill lna1 UB. Mus icians to swell the ranks of the UB PEP BAND Join Fellow Students , Faculty and Staff in boosting the Bulls to a w inning season. Super chops not necessary. Contact: Stephen Wallace, 036-24~~" ~ I . ~ Fugazy International ___ Travel ___ Attention Students & _ _ _ _ Faculty _ _ __ rey Oor..:tol 01 Publoc AIIOJU Harry )o;'kiOn. w~o aJ•)•s UB Pres1dcnt Ste\ocn R. Sample 1n the uea or cdn1muuny rclauon,, tatd 1ha1 bOth caodHlitte\ hevt l<&r Carty Hcd hl1 rcmarh to r:ommcn1 ~ on the c:amra1a,n al'IU ~un11 nufd hh, anacb on the bt.:n \ktlth)' on I'Ublk h1(.hcr educannn. " l don't kno» af <1thrr one of th<m ha>< had • h.,;~ of a lot to WI ob.'UI ot." h< <aJd. " l )on hope ,.h.,.,..et tell tltcttd ha\ .. ra.,urablc Vl~V. or pubUc huther l.c&l\huurc Last ,prina. C<ncy vaocd. seven\ •l'<ndJn& m<Uum apfl(oYed by th< s...,. and Ammbly -antludln& one <4mtat~ed for SUNY -chat&inl thal,lht Lfl.lllatUff'l actiO"i .. ould For All Your Travel Needs Graduating Engineers For Plant Visi tations Wherever! dHttO) aht: State buda~. lc:t\olfl& i1 ~~~ouh largt cdl.le:at•Or'l Sti.ICI<nt "'""'"'"on (SM Pr<Jid<nt Cordell 1,11ced · ~cuttc·r an bdn& too committal at thiS poont," h< wd, addanr that h< as war> o( Sd'1ac.hl~ l..cbnn~·, hQ v..tth PrawJt:t\t Reapa Ht btbt\a • &O\'ttnOr 'frho u fl..rml)' comttted IO SUN\. routeS f\avC' a UIIJlt(aunltmpod on lhe $)'SI<rn ill &>•ana il lh< autonomy 1\ hu bf«n ckma.ndmJ la1c:y "h could ·~rub off OQ lhf' O.YUIOn of BudJtt,'* lle' sa.td Ai for CUlbac:kl, Sc:hac.btu Wld hll.htt 'h" f'ducauon u wually the On:t to be h11 by the le,b1aton. and tht IO\ocrnor Ator<llna 1o Hauser ' any lunina on lh< pan or Ihe c:andldate> could d<fi<al> He predl<ted thai ••<h .._'tioM, combined ...,uh ff'Ckral :a.v.mancc rcd\K1.ons. woukl caUS< ; -Let Fugazy Travel experts serve you. Lowest travel prices whether by air, land or sea. On campus ticket delivery. SS79 rn•lhon PP Ht aUcd for a spte1:al pos1.ctecuon sauon of tl\t Lq.ull.lure 10 ~m.tder wh.thons. Fa..ully Scnat< Otau Rob<n POl'< ..a Cut} •, rt+rent 1.1\ft.Or\Ctme.nl; a.s 1 poiJhcal lc:flllrt, ahhou&h he acltna.b he hu no 1de1 't!tho i11~ tnltnded 10 htlo C&tey t\u been IC'n than dtmonurau .. c 1n hn \.UJ)pnn for Cuomo, allhnuJ,h he did que:.u1on. Lehrman'~ eomrctcnc) at Ibe prcn ronferrn«. 11 Tbtre ,.._&> paUtic:a.1 moliYation \0 u . Lehrdlftll r<Jponded witbon 24 houn, tdlina of Clre)-C'uomo sht'nnanJaoru," Popt said, noting. that lht' fin11u:'iaJ aspects o( the Cart)' Jtalcmtm ,..ould ba .. t Jlulc j•!!J.!fil!u!!;«~I!W,:::=~I~.~l:i::"::::•Cll ==li=al=~cur :::r~<n~l~l:::m~•::<l,on SUNY•• pre.scn1 bud&d ~ For More Information: IRCB 104 Fargo ~·r;l ~j compound pJdCitJ\CC'I. llkt Carey's. for s-upponin1 ~nvot< ..,hool> ahead of SUNY, The: politkaJ dlmatt wu rlfldc more uncenain Tua.day by Carty'.a announ«menr of a ruma ddial . !5 J L SCIENCE OR ENGINEERING I 636-2497 ~MV~~~~::;•c c__== __-_ __.7~~SOCIATION f nglne.,lng stud~l• •. II you Aim Hlgn.• toll e e n h l• t It e N TN All 'e~c.e N'-' • M'4 OfOQ(Im 1M- Sen.ot C.ol ~ tno•!"el'f P'OO'IP ln. h F>cwco will pa) 'tO'J o• S~OO • monl" w.no yOUt.$'"01' v•tt "YOl.l' rn.JifOf ., ffec tf1CIM nucte<l' a4!''ono;u~. uho1'11'-"'G• Dtt..-.y Ofle Of ~..-etM ~lt<t•d ~., at.,.. great A.ll' FOfce W"Q CUC.+P!'MS. You'l tv~v• !no --· adwnl~' Oo.M yt14l' Hnoot Yf"'r ..... ~,. ~ W'CI e:w• CMCOunt ~ pn.;.teQe'• ~ •oenw ~",ow 0'.,._..,. )'Ovl anena ~""" Tr~ 4; fotc.e 0'.,.... vhool Scf'IOOII"d ' flU' ••• CO+""""'!I!!SO'l 11 • ~., Vo.J ,...)' ~ to..,~ .AAJOI~t~ "NNt"' IIIII fO'U FNGV!fjhO.'*H~~ tlf(IWO:W tool"f Vou1 ~ 't'Oo.ltMI'I -~ .M WVt' NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS Is SponsorlniJ " THE ENGINEER IN PRIVATE PRACTICE" A Pti!StJntar/on by WILLIAM TRAUTMAN Senaor partner 1n Trautman. K1ng, Ma.Xwan Associates, 8 local firm whtch does consulting work in the fields of ARCITECTURE. CIVIL. STRUCTURAL, ELECTRICAL, and MECHANIC AL engineering M ONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 7:00PM ~ IN 216 NORTON ~ FREE CIDER & DONUTS Al l A RE WELCOME! l'h"''""'• .....,., �editorial Last hope •tress his etnltlclty. Uttle do both roallzo that SUNV-the State's greatest investment-has received the least allentlon. and the most abuse. 1atk ot turther cutbacks and ol a dlsasterous budget year MXI Spring harbor only worse lime$ tor the system. II ts lime lor oltttens or this State to begin to demand beller of their public officials. Public higher education Is the most basic service a gover.11ment can offer It& citizens-it Is a way out lor the oppressed, downtrodden mlnor111es. thO starting point for f~ ures filled with promise and a catalyst for the St ·s economic recovery. While the candid s are justified In stressing tile economy as the number one Issue In the State, they are wron11lf they hbll& to solve the problem by cutting rues or reducing spending This same taouc has been tried In Washington. whore the basic tenents of our society are being destroyed· and no plans laid for the luture. New Vort<'s luture hopes ride on SUNV. Without 4 strong educational system. the State cannot expect ro lure new business or minds ro a region nollceably lacking In both these areas. Citizens. especi ally students, rn<~s l Ioree their elected officials lo respond with action and commltmenl. There Is over a week be lore the otecrlo~s. Through newspapers, public torums, anything that can get the mossage-across-New Vork State cltlze:u, etpeclally students, an ~gresslve, comP<>IIIIve and quality system ol public eduoatlon. 11 may be lhl! Stote·s last chance to save ltsell. The announcement that the Division ot the BudgetfOOBJ has lifted the SUNY hiring treeze s!lould not be seen as a big deal, It Is just another In a long line of disrespect doled out to the system by the State bureacracv. There ts little doubl i hat SUNY has no money, that Is a condition that has existed tor several years. Sur the tack ot respect ~hown by New YorK Is embarrassing Lilting the hiring treete, and at the same ri me adding restrictions that make hiri ng Impossible. is jus~ anolher Insult. Why bolner to lift I he lree'e when You nave lillie Intention of lelllng SUNY have any mobility to add people to the payroll? New Vork ueals SUNY . tne lutore hope lor the State, as II would deal with a highway authority or a sewage matter Employees are lranslered and eliminated about without thought; proijrams ellmlnare whnout anv •egard tor cu,lcutum This doesn·r leo~ like it Is going to gel any better Botn candidates for Governor nave oeen uncornmlttaltoward SUNV. expressing low concrete plans tor the eoucat lo~ sy•tem Cr~me. 1ne death penally and tax cutting- all valid ISSUeS-have dominated th o$ medla·SfUdOeO ca.mp.a ogn ,.epubrlcap t.ew t.ehrman speaks ol rmprlso nlng tne Slate With Reagonomrcs. While lh8 Oemocrallc. candi date Marfa Cuomo ~eeks 10 And""· Crazy with an R Whar weighs 40 billion-thai's a 4 willt ten can cause cancer and flatten the Empire State Bu110ing7 Answer: a 20·megaton • thermonuclear bomb. ze roes-pound~. In the near future. the Erie County legt~latur~ will meet to discuss and vote on a nuclear lreete proposal. Localities across the countsy have endolsed such a proposal. and lor a gOOd reason Erie County should Join those communities bec&use the world has too many nuclear we&P<>n$ National seourlly will always be a problem In a country as prominent as the United States, but tile world's weapon levels lar exceed what is necessary to destroy 50 percent ol the Earth's populations. 1hat is more than a deterent, that Is ma.dness. Ma~lng even fllore powerful weapons vnd mo~tno more ol them Is not going to solve national security problems. II Will. however, Increase the chance ot an accident. The Reagan Administration is accelerating the arms race, dragging the United States down a one. wa.y street to sell destruction. The only way to nan this is trom t~e grass roots. A bilateral nuclear arms lreeze would oo a step In the right direction. II Is lime lo stop the madness \ WHAT IS mE WORST PROBLEM ulMMY CARTER LEFT US WITH? Fill in those blanks •t an Atwcn(tn rund Chtl)llft~J ff1i:l '"' ' I,., t pH-. I OI man~ t #--l041~......- Big sisters EGIIOf: Tltl& lttfttr it fn ffl$pOnSft 10 thP trilete. ''H•vts Soror/tl•s Com~ a Long W•}'7" by Armetle Edward: fn the Oct 5 ttdmott ol The CvHenl 1hrs anlcle wu line up llu den t 6 on ca mpus Yom until th• tHJirH LUtlt! Sl$let• of fettdb~c~ oageJ 1$ g~ttU'I9 v~r~ t ft1unaant J m vl!trv "'ed pi le((Pr~ II'!JJI 90 £->'fJ!>/filf!O lf ~e thiS from fr•tflnlty • chance 1o b•~ l,.,temltles was mentioned. WlthotJt giving one Uttl• ~fster wntt • IIWt! fiitter group J$ etl Edllo r am atnl ("'u" A/ AWOent •bout, we were c• lltHJ JiJbServle,r t nt dMtJ ptovfrltr8. •nt1 ch«ap ltbor None ot the 10ov• mtntlon«< 1111 •fiYfhfno to do wJth Little Sis tor&. M in Edtlll•tds callttd us u_p leHIJr I her ¥<lll P"f'tfC l u:tm t he tm!ert AJ.tr ut1~nr ,~, l lliea o~~t trt ilt~ 1 veou l d llkte t o .set 1frft recotd .Sf'R'0"' fllt!'#e ,.,e ""' true ''"~ The m j,lfd8 tOtJ S {l,$ert u•tng for •n InterVIew tbolilllut~ 8/ floYf mvaQ~ my nom eland Beos iiSf' ot ff;IS l • cl anti afl rrr.-lr Df~VI OUf • uocmn tns u s anouio (lnun C/ II ~~ flme tho / '"' worfd recogrtUf c.1 t ile uue nature ol tn&if' &cum. Nam~ Wlth,eld By A~vMt A · 4m~,Citn, J •V¥1ih, IJflflt P111'1$11ruart SVrlln, UO.ttttt&t, Cfmswm Ph''"9'"· ltaql. lttmin Pro·Kf'lomen l4 Anti·Knom&nl, P1o S"a/t, Hill, otc 8 ""fltl, Pbtttsttfllan•. Syria,,, L.•tu/HIS~ ChnJtltn PhftngJstt tr1q111 Iranians, t<homtntt S1Jpp.onarr. f(ftomtmJ• fnem~s. Soy Scours-, ere C $@nd M/Jn@y, Br•d 01pfomaoc Mqney, s.,.(1 tile Wl/1/ery, Serrd IM Rod Cr<tu, Send Aeilllons, ~nt1 t,Jo,. Mone;. ln'lldl Thttm, Nu4e 1/Mm. ale:. I 'm nof wrU~nQ ~f'll.s tette, ro dovmplt'l tlt•Jmportanee of ~.,,,. itt the M tddte Eut, e$p•cllll'f to realdenu ol tht' smbettJt'd COJJntrles think tt7•t tll that can be seld nas bEen uld 1 /tope you team.• Ill• I rtletorlc get• dulf very qulc:kty, How•"•'·' Boll Lowlo Unh•arslly S1udt.(t' UN8MPLOYMENT INFLA~ON Go up S•wrdar Ntght Spt~cltl'• s.ole purpose ;s thtt liking ol 1/>Jta, but hu-Aldermlfl Clayborn• e~et btel'l I am Wrlllng m 11!4DOit$1 to ' ' " Aprll1r •rrk:t~ on the conuov.tS"Iti toplo ol gun t::011Uo!. WhUt If Pttuntlf ooth sfdea or tne coth, 11 to gun CQnltol emJ htads ptJOPie to come to aom~ vfl'l/ wrong concllJ•Ion& tboUf hentJQun• tnd gun c-ontrol teM• ''"o" 1 would lifltll~• to commtnt on the rhott OfHnlng lyrlct of len Hunter. Wne,.. d~• 114r. HufJitr CO/rfl D/1 Wffh tfJ• J/,11 "'Ain' t It 1 Sfternt WI "n't (101 a 'lilt, Jlt8'11 fu st he~ io practice Dn the ''c* •M t11• poot. "', and " We "" gel em 'II, young tnd olt11 II •• Jrtd "' 11 Oil! t}Uft$ 71 gv~&t Whs( h• /.1 ta'lfnrt IJ that ev•tyone wno own' • htnt;IQUrt goes out on wHtrenos •nd t1kes t•ro•t DfiCtiOfl on tlte c/ lppled Ina b•g lldJU Pe,h•D$ your •ver•g• ctfmfnllllndl &ome .uJI5fl~rlon ln. lhiJ Milling o( Innocent P~M>P'*· out tne n•r• g• pun owner v••:. ht.r IUt•im (Of ~•ll·d~ten&f!i and rpomng PVfPOSflf AnrJ (hiJf It .,ho Will bE •U•cJed mot t D'l propoud 9"" 1119/JitOon-th• ltrottblt1ln9 cltlt.en A"oltlor "IIUt'' wl,l~ I hm loroed to dlugrH wltll Js t ne ~Werman O'NIIf Clt'(bOIM to' P.P.C. (Pollu Ptacnctl Comptll(lonA I P S.C (lnt~rn~tlonll Practlc.l Sttootet1• CompcUmonJ. sllhotlette, ot bull#tyt rftootlng match? Obvlot~dy not. ~ ht,dgun wW onlt bet us#KI to II In tflt hand~ of • •Wtt When In '"' htndr; ol • highly trained Jlloottt f•pou or huntef), It become• notM119 lht n • bit In tile htnt/1 of • bufbtlt P/tytr It Ja metely • pltc• of «zulpmant uaecJ In • vtry a~lalllfHI &POrt. Br ltf'ltcrrng (Hopo•ed gun laW:$. th• lJW>-10/dlng cltlzln Will btl dlurmtta. letvlft(l fffm open ro •tt•c~ . T/leu ltw• cannot •nd will not d1urm lhft common comtn•t Oo the lawmake" if! Wet'hlngton nonestfY be/lfftlt lhlt • p"son '11/to clt,.;s, stealt, r•pe:1 f.nd ltfllt will obt)' • llw telling him Ire oan' t •w "'o'• hiv• • gun? What mus1 be Qone t.S til~ •n'orcement ol tawt llrt"rly on tft• oooh ann the tovoh•nlng o/ 40nlftncJng procedute.~ Yt&', fiVe(yOn & WOUld IOIIfl fO u -1! a reduction ot com• m tn6 tlrflltO Sf#les But b~ "'king '"• Q&Jn3 away /_tom lheo IJortesl cJtlzM Srt.rJ lltlJ•IInQ lhe criminal ttmerJ, the t.lttu.s, to Which we rtldlfy agreed. She pro Wid to be a no-&ho~ 1t "'' llltltot ot U\1.$ arttofe followed up On /'Utt iiUiqfl}ftiJfH Shfl Would hiVft found a groulj of women worMing with the bfotlt~r• end on fh•lr ow" lrt tre/p(ng rhelf lflt emltftt!J A.t • mornber o/ T•u Ksppa Et>tflon little aiJ1o1, this aem&&tel many ltmc;tlon• , . pltnned. ro n•m• • few, throwing • blrthaty coltiHatlon, wh lah Is a 6~11 pany It fi.J. BoHorns W• ,,.. trying to rt/ae money to tmJUto the conllnuttlor'l ol our l i'ltornlty Addtlorm doing thing• lor the tHnelll of our lroternny. brolhers lnd /IItie t/aten wort IOQtther 10 oolp th• CJ>mmllnlfy. Octobor 211th. rKE ond C/11/d'-n's HQ&p/(o l oro OIQirtWng t HI IIOWHn P111y for fhtlr PIIS.IIll. we''' Wt fHI all/ltfla IJ•t•r• ttl~ been dl•ar~lt«J. wl ttrout dUo CIUIO, whtn It /J tiN- .otOtfl. . (Chi Om~1'1 Juno AAoNeJIIn turtlollll t) who-should open '"'" oyu lo wh•t It ''ound them. fn nurdlrrg llte Cunon1 trtlclt, we found we pev-er httffl ol flvt out ot "" •lx roroflttf mtntlontd. Where are their •ocfal p«rtffls? Commvnltylunctlont? We tMnk It 11 • &t,am• IIOforlll•• hav• to use IJW• .sl•lera· 11 • &DIPttQtU( lor 111 ~, teci( ot p!edg•J •nd tfll!lf lit,. 0/0bJ//ty. u., Rt.~bln Jodi Sclloonber; TKE Lillie Slsltrs on/IJ d lrtcllon lltllt the c1lm8 r.tte will _go II' up quotlllon. " HMndguna •re m•d• lor ltllllng ~opfa " Parl'1111• the Nemt wlthetCI by reaue11 .. �op-ed r - - - -- Guest Opinion lh~ nv ttle Otipartm'!r\f h!ls resotteo to puppeny, at Coacn Athfellc Oepaument c f ~:ulle~gtoa t~ !:tthhtUcs •Yo"' lll;ncw .,; bntt lor p~tntsurer nc:n WIIH'IU\Q cH all ~Os.lt.}, II I& lflgtlf&mnq lo ~(!e_ Wllal tltU oo::ut~ ed tn Uu& mauet Oovtoust';'1 •egatdtess ot Coach Hugnes coacruno me!lhOdt or n11 behavtor, tn• acHo" tttl.un o r I !IIIlO n1m o" U'1e. tu.st day at pracuce ts en outrage u tnose In po·~~ret tn tt1e Athletic Department wanted to Ufl rid ol ~uQh''· ht1 lhoutt1 hh& t>een u~~teasec a her loll season, so ttH1t he eoula nave louncr another team to coaoh lf\IS 5enon U aoourt fair lY eVIdent lhDt tho Athltll l~;; Know Your Rights H '"''ot atcdflOt..,oJtlted Clrh 1ng 1 convlatlon tniQht oonaldt( a reh..aal to take the le.tt You 8 Ul trip to Kwame CommemoraHon p1ar.llc~ When 1tle COilCI't wu ll'OCI 0!1 III;H IJ41Y, Wl"to tolcJ the playf!!S? wnv WB& 1f\e Ul\l'lttfSI\V C\"'""',"' "' ~"' torCIHJ lo ~ut:c;umb to thl$ nu•culous iCikm'1 I 111-lk both The Specttttm 11na tn~ Atnteltc DeparlmlHil oi\IV Of'IElllnai Q\laaHon How can you oe so 'rnuo, arouu: when mstead ot ptomolln g lnt.,raolle!J•ate: •l,l@.IICt. vou hilv6 eflecUVely made UB a laughln9stoc:t. tn SUN\'AC by your lneplhlJOe In thl~ action? nave a right to cootull wUh Ill t.Horner atttr you .aro au est~; 11 c•U lo an a1lorney may help you lr. meklrtg the declslon, Do not argue with ttl a pollee otflcer Wl1en stopped 01 chit Qed with an ofhm'o by hi m or h8f, Oo not retlst .tffft'll E\ltfl If 'fOt.l .tre l"l'fOC;enJ ot tne ChafQ"tt-& OtOI.IQfH agatnst you, arguing with the pollee oWcer Ia couoter p.fexluctlve ~eslatlng arrest ma'i ,.St.tll In addiHonott ch aroea.. You may ~nd up apendlng time. In lall or having o h1Qh11 ball HI tor you• •alene ' · l fftlllld, 111)1 calm lnd otve lntotmatlon regarding your 1Citn11Ucatl04'4. In No~N 'fork Ste1e1 tf'lf! pollc• usually ,e..-aae the arreate<t student on t\11 or htlf own rocogntzanc.e In nontelonY matters If the tludent provides potlttve ldentlflcaUon. PotiUve Identification uaurea the C>OI;ce that ttle Issu ance of an -ap~arance I!Uot will obtain the p resence ot \he accuaed belofe '"• GOUJ1 fo, an auaJgnment. In trwt event that you aro not us lilted on vour own t'~ntz.ance oy the pollee, 1ou hl\lt ' " ' •1Qt1t to have ballael oy a judge al ti'MIIoHial•tralgnment If YCXI ere not , ..... .c~ . get legal help qutckly. Sefofe an~ ball Is set t:ly the JUdge at t,e •n•H•I arraJonment. t"e defendan• ,.ftould by thfe $!age In lhe arre3i proc.edure cor"I Cll trlends, tamttv. •nCI en attor11ey If t he student Cartnot atlord an attorney, he or she can have the couu appolntud countelit the Initial •n•tonrNnt UercJ•• your right to en aftCHMY'• pra ..nce In couM to eotJnsel you. 00 not sign anv w ritten atatemenu o r make any 0111 .sta1ementt to tne pollee, Your lawyer cen out e.-,~taln what you can QJin o' lose by cooper~ t lon , It you make or ston a .statement. the statement can make your Clefente volrtueuv Impossible Group Legal SerACtS Is here to h61P you We provkte .still ettorney.s who can advtse yov on tny legal prot:llemt you may have. We are toea ted tn 2 14 fall:)ert H all oo tnt Amt?e,tt CamotJs, phone 8.)6.3056, Vou' mandatoty 'ltlld&nt ftteS MJpport tnf~ servlc.. USE tT! By Maurice Jones eo,,,,.,"ce al CIIY College ol New York Bu s klavea S.ahJrday, October 16, at 1100 ' ·"'· an" ttturna 11:.30 am Sunday. Octooer f11 for on1y 120.00. That•.t wt\at tf'le •d re•d Boy, l said to myself, ••what • deal.'' I'll g et to hear some ot the brett soeakera trom •II over the workf In onr biO audhorfum iind I'm talking about one of ttle tt~t;ards W uh to Thtt Spectrum'.s atsno tEdlt()flal Wad. Qc' 20., tr'll& OUI'OO.. l!t ObVIOIJ$.)' ShOtHOrm HOW Clan tocrunment empro~te when unottrhanded oeallnQ.5 ilomln31e 1no t.)hlcll< Oeoanmonl 11 ~ Co•c~ !\en Pope's jOb sate? The Untveumy communhy can no1 tetl ThiS actton wilt &l$0 only cau" P'Ospoctlve playets to took upon tnla •etlan 15 u'" in a sorhts o4 posstbl~ r 6prlnla to coa<lh&l who 00 rtot behave exactly u the Alhl(!tiG OepanmetH WhJhdS. Possi bly. u the Athletic Oeoaltnlent and the otnetrt ~I'JVOIVtkiln 1hl& sltu61ion can tell lt'lo$6 01 u~ wt'lo are tans what really napceneo to CoiCI'\ HIIQM5? Wny <l•d y()u wan until lhe lht\ dfly ot practice? Why did Htl! pla~ ers who wouln not play fot Cobc.n Hugt1es ~now vp fll By Hillary Silver tve you ever wonoere<J Wtlat to <$0, '"'""' to act. end what to say '' you are arrested? New York Stale nail no exact detlotUon ot w hat 1n arrast achJally It; therelore II you are QrOUOI'II Into OUS"tOdY or It further quesHonlno Is requhed by the pollee., assurTWJ thAI you ' ' ' aHettt<l Tile toiJowlrlO gui<Jetlnot sOov'<' be toltoweo If vou oo find yourself lrt this prec:Ueamern: Oo not give your perml&s~on '01 1 .sea1ch of your home or aUiomobJte wtthoul a .search warr•nt. It you cone..,l 1 any evlc:Jenee obtaiM<I hom aveh a afl rCh can be used In court Howevef, It the offlter lnalata vDQn, searcfllng without consent or a wattant, let him do ao. It I"& postlble that thla owtdonce may l•tor be suproued u evtdonct In court, A common type of s.earch ln'lolves the breattlaltzer test. 14. drt~ter In New York II pteaumed to consent to ta~lng the leal as par1 of ~•a driYing ··swt~ ltege" A retuael to tal<e the tesi m~ght result In tne tevoe41tk>n of on•'s lleenH aU•r a DMV heorfno Vodtr cer1etn ehtUI!l&ta!lces It may be ad~laable no1 to tlke the btearhaiiJet lll1 For Guest 6pinion t-iugtlG~ ~011\5;8 rttqardli1Q Go.,\Cifl 8 111 HUQh!ll.$ A~ a ~t8Uf\Cn 'a" example·. a per scm who has a -"--, By Steve Little t .l httshm.-h n6rt! dl UB, I am it®illfed action! 1a'e" uy by Berke Breathed greatu Black teadet~ ol all time~ I lust can' t miss en opponunlty !lilt mta. BUI whero would I gel ll>e S20.00 ltom1 t quess I'll have to ull hOme •nd btlg my pare11tt. But who caru7 Tnt• It one triP worth tM eftott. Or waa It? 1 bOught rnv ucket friday arte.rnoon at the Hlfl'fm a rt ncket Ortlce enroute. U thougtlf), 10 1ne B•o Apple In 1ua ,nan t 2 h0Uf$_.Wftll & f&ellngl LU\11 d j<J t know that there would De no 1rtp 16 New York. TM facts of the mauar were, yes tMre wu 1 but (at t:OO am . of'• of the prettleat butu I've 8\lttf SMt'l wu parked In tront of S(iulre Hall}. Yn, the Convent ton WI$ sUI! going lo 1>0 nold II The Clly CoiiOQo ol Ne'<l York, Yu . there were peopte who were very much Interested besldet mysetf wno we1e on the b\11\ But the nooatl'ftes outweighed the posltrves In the ana, No. tt!et& wtre no' .,nouoh oeople to flU lha but, which was one ot the conditions, It we we'• to go at ell. No, the prealdent of lh.l Slack Student Union d ldr\'t 18111.1 the limo or Interest before f\11'10 to ex.plaJn this 10 the peop le who wore on tne bu·a. No. there wa5n' t an alternate plan ln tne cwont of a a.maU turn ouL No, Wh~n I SI.IQQHteo an tltern11te plan wUh the but drtver and the people supposedly lo cha rge, th•Y ttlll dkl not come up whn a w()(t(able sotut1on. T Slac~ Un~n ht Studenl Is an organllatlon wnose Pf1mary goala ate to nelp minority studen\1 O&Come mo'e aware ol tho ttruggle for ~uallt't' hate Cl" 1M I l l tea) ana abroad and to de~telop possible 1olu1ions lo overcome the ot:J5taclet minority me.mber~ face There was supposed to oe a ous lfiP to ttMt Kwame Nkrumah Commemoration Co11terence at lhct City College: ol New York.. Tl'le conterenC'II ta a Olg annual event and ma}Of c:on~tentlon fO! all mlnotlly oroan11atton• througllovt tho workS. K wamo Nkrumah wu the premler of the Gotd Coast lrom (1!1S2-60) aJ>d Iller oecame 11\e llrsl pr.,.ldenl ot Ghana In 11960-661. He wat c;ona•aert<l one ot tno most lnfluenclal letdo1s ot Afrlca a no 1111 WOtk. lltutyle ilnd thought thould be of major concem to every mlnody member flghttno tor eq1.1aU1y. So. the question now becomet 1 why? Why were tf\ere on)y U memborl pr..ent from the Slach. Studsnt Union organll.atlon DtJI ot C)lttr 1<&00 B taclc -41\ldtntt on campvt? Why waalesalhlln 20 percent ot th• trip paid tor by tn. Dl6ct( ttUdrmt IJn,on? Why wun'l tile apptoprlato funding provided for 1 more than worthy caua.tt like tnta, ~NI'\tn tor .s~.oo the Bl ack Stua-.nt Unton bOught donuts, coftM , 188 8n.cl not ct,oooltte tor t efreahmentl I t a meellng for wttlch only •~ people were In attenctanee. wnat csoes thll mean"I 11 the Btaelt Student Union really om 'or rtelghtenlng tt'le awarenet:s o t mlnofltlas?l.s Ill ptlmary goal to se rve donull anet tea a her meetings? Ia ttawlno • t katlng party more Jmponant thtn expoafno studen11 to a oreal Slack leadef •.nd phlld:aopher? All thla teavas me wOf'IOerJng ..What Is the B lack S1uden1 Union about? " AIIIJIIce A Janel, • mMtttJer o/ 8SU. Is I /tJrtlol~ mejodng In Communlcet!Ye 0/aord•rs and Stlenc.a. �feedback By lbe boolstraps ~M~Iftllt9 •htn docff/tl'tiJ w ftat covne of 11uc1y to pursue tf the coJreg~•r• ''"''· o;.oufd ,opetuttr putsul IOmttf!mg , •., tt• or sne oofh ' em wrftfng In Qtn.,.l com"'""' to All. fltsf'len 'J rt&pot'IU to the COiil'glltiS blten f'ltt»l'llnJI. I do not INI 1 /one In Jrttfng that It 11 Infuriation tttd 1 poor retJtctcn on en/OY• 1na 1111 rouott fo Dttlfallt wiU t/low lot Ull lmprovtmtnt-UIUI "Y Dy mtlnl ol tmp/Oymtnl From tlte sound ol lftt COUIII In qutltlon. tn lndlvldulf lf!IOUifl ftOI ob"m ' " tmphJyiO,. IIWIItom thfl Hptflmfltt A ,.,, who Dc»S /tOt tfft fldUCIIiOifll 1'/Sitm II lh{J .,-.a woman ICf'IOOf tl.lh/nK lhll I QOII lot I r.ourc• Htt l 11cr1? euluder mtftJ 10 c.n ,..,, to IHI '011Y lor ,..raMI All Etrsh•n o~ofY admlr1. •r,. goal lo lor ~~· flc.lt WQJntl'l fO f ftCO{/t1 lH the lmptct or 61~/J.Ifl on h•rull t ttd to JhoqJd ;ttlt/11 ill W'~tt I '"' filth 1Jttd• r•edtno ' ' • filth mortlh ollirat grt tJI ''"'' He wu "'ndlng tlttrw lltlnp m• up I I U I fllflf• I pt/11 llgfttt l HI I he ring rrjM'g 10 look IOUI} h •tM't flltfHAmg too well. "' - •• 111~ Wtif g••r tnt1 um•Jter IS Nf•IIY If'! m ltJttrma •r• rlgiU •'o&mD '"' eom11 And It 'fOCJ ere UB tQu 'N ttH , , , •lltWo, . tl'ltl lurn rlta t "~"­ ,.,.,,.,.f tf mt • Ot' W• 11• t il 90'"'9 tO 111 lor lt04.1'1 m ltrtte l ft'f•'f f:.UC•U IJ IC~If'!Qit~1 ~,.o"'n •• .,11(1., ""*'•l•rtd rttfJ oll l,,. DttiUt-a ZMgt tbOut s-oc•OIOQ• n u r~mp e,~u tUtg,neHmg tntJ pohtletl 6CHII'K't By tn• ''"'' f"e mldrtrml roll t(Of.lfftf .., • . , . vomo to ~nO ~ t ll tOOUI JOCiety, tlf tootu ""''",,. ' If 'ff'IQijuttont " " " ro bt • nu''' .,, aoour ot ~ c,v,, k1n l fy 1M/ l t lt fii' OIIItl'lll Molt ol ' '' ht • u s~•'" liitlll' dH11tt 11n0• lhlt I,.,. w., '"' tl)'•h9 WHit ttlr mrs.,} 11 " " 11P,.IM6 to m• ••• ro #tlclt lltl' oftlld no"' to INC , , . JKond riHt led~ toJd ,.,rJ me fO t•tr;JI fh /1 CIWG hOIIIP 10 lf'lliflCif~tl~ Wlftl~ 10 ld' 'Wity 1 Oottrt'l tl'tt school '¥"~~~'~ IJo thtt?" Setoff I got • (/11nCe tO IU lhlt OUI400f'l t"tw•rMt It mr1111. " II tht acltool englntlf't 4'Wij0ft. l,rl Ill tbaul oolmt• -oo~ •'•~ 't we weli syJ tem wotl<ed '"' " fltlft woulcl bt no nHtt1 101 mt • W1ln •~• m~l~ '1~11 ec~oo/! t,.c,., cMitlren llow totted OIO'IIftt ,..,o,, ·a~~ u • ''u"m'" 1 ••-. ' " td l or .-o u rtt.efS to tutOt,,..,(ltert #II ''" '"' Co~~tmu.nu, to nttn t OQtff'l 1ft~ woru '~~'"'• tte 'II\O'IJ , . , ynlf o10 w1t'- ,,.,. ntu O' ~vc•t'o" round.a .Att;o~ COIDI So I a.Jt '"'I dou., l rOUtff 0r11r fO )4S So4111t tGOO ' '-" ' " t04ilt f w•lllf'\1 lifo '"' CAC ott1e» , ,.., ~f)'th~Ag ""'' gr.. t tt'efY'OI')e"' tfte otf/IUu1tr I 11:1 "''· t il sturl.,-,t~ wftO ,.,i o~~rtttlta ro conrr.Dult to tile Muermtflf of JO''"Y Wow rrns .WU t•rlft!C, I /fit fO COCllll) '711fft1ed untH lfll C.,tC •r.ll 11Jr;flbt<l tile C:ltt"drtlt lo btl tUtoring Tht ~Hftlf'lfllfl r•er• flltn witt w l ' gou'tg se ktdt wet~ '""'"g .ac.ore• I wu •~•rtoe lor tneJr •ge Wt 1/f flflt ltx>Ut ltfiJI ftO/fOt 11011•1 Cltlklftl'lln Uti l i'ttfl gr•ae un 1 tHd 1 word. but rhe) •r• O'lly 1 t tat!lt•c• .,, " • .,., mHI lhflf A#f:U 01 COIJIII Nl ttelff/ '""' '""" c.c.uu fltt "t (fe'Y•r vo to COI 1fQI IMI C.n oUCI I t r• lit*'/ flrttt .,.,n w• ,,, ,..,. ., ~~ un._.,,,,r '"" .Vet)'bM ~~ 20 yurs old la• lr fOil aduul«<, or>a ' l •fly ,.,,, f~ ltf's NJ _, •tkJN owruf.-u to sltp out mto '"' f l l f ~tOtltl • • m191tt ~~ tomt ot thOU IOI'III"y t #dtrly Pfi¥1,. WI llld tbOUI /It f"f JOCJOIOpy ttrt Or Goa IOtOJd, we mlgnt mHt 1 child 'l'hos• &choo' luffO/t progr1Jm nu netn cu1 ro nothing by 1 polittcltn '\ tntory wfiiCII .flifl ff wo&~IDfl ' f flltct ,,, chilli much th" ' •"Y"''Y· stm bl.np rft• ,,.,,m,, I Wtl, I d.ciiJid to 1H t t'OiilntNt tllfot-rll try tnyUtmp onCle CloC t"tnq«J 101 1 "' " to.d ol U.l to hltor It • Conr"'Uitlly C«ttl'l on Fm mon Av•n'-~• We 1 11 p1 fiQ mto IM YJ " tftd tNI JM u,.tiH'tittGfe thl illlt c..mpli& Wt ICIIJII'f Ill,.~ IntO tiN """'"o or-.,• """mu~tih 1 tffOCJgttt , . ,.,. go1ng 10 fell off the ftce o/ the ttlrh oncw ""' erots.d Witts~'' .". A /I f/vl Ol Ul IUIYlWJd and mtd• I t to lltt Co"''""'""~ CIMtl1 Thtff ..,,. th• •••Ha1k: or • ~,.-I ,.,.o., ot '" yetra, t ttd I • Mlt'l lttH ftlfl ~*'Y 0/JIIO'IIJ,II'f "'Y ot mt ,..,, new nat/ a nd wiH H •• ~UCCP$IIUI I S I l!'tiA• tt1yC.t/ 'Dotnl lt WhO CIICf 10 •ll•rtttl Jh.,sct/ves hi~• rlgltt to do .so 0111 I IHI rl'llt JI*Y m1gnr ptolft /rom IYIIVIIIng 1111/t morl.,t& Anr ml,otlty ' bilt l do ttol IHI tltlt ~~'<Omen ' ' ' 1 minority) ""'fV can l>fllfr fftew PQ.IItton Itt tocltly througfl tdvcllion. To dWell on ptJI oppt~.,lon Is oounttr ,oductWt I ptopo•- '"" , ,.,. ~/JOlt In AmtriCf todty Cl tt tiUf"IUI lflf PfOI.I.fi~ IIIII lh.lt """"" t;A~n t ccomodtt• Mtl'f'Y _ , . wiPo IHI opnuad roatly tultM from t J)OOt wltldf • "''"''" ~flortl ffl) C04ftP,.IIt1Q I tMfltN In ft'lgflfHtkJg, I lm C./1/I!JI'( IIIWiff ol how wo'"11t Clft be rec:tfv«J In 1 ml~lnttfKI prolttalont l 1-" M'II Qt ~" " ' •t>r•ttve CotM<IMO'C<IMor Ulllftrll1'f lllld&n1 y.,, lftOU " •• ~o" or vs ' ' Pouu trensfeued ,,,., two IUCCMitUI pwtott cottlldenc:e In the know#Mge ol the mttwlal p,.unttd with th• ultJmtte hOpe Uttt ,,... p1H5on wl/1 pro/it lrom the lmowltdge Tn/1 cours• mull do EdltO! ,,,.r IUCit I ...om111 At I .-omen WltO wU lmoti'P tho ttt•t • omit' to o. eMOitld ' ' CIHrry, • con.gt co~o~ra:e and fHfUCII#On ,.,,,.,,, 101 ,.,. C4U. II no M» oPfJfiSStd tht t1 laHJIIfr with othtf .... omen • • m•mb«s ol •n opptaUd grouD - NCH#d 1 1t1.,. ntiYif IXJ(ttJidfted mt5flt • '"OPPrtJied.. group I r•tllfl tMI 1 A 4htrp lffif'l·~g indi'NIIUII crlth;lsm thlt Wom•n'• Studt•• s1udent 1 wu polttp to tutor '" .u mestef HI "''' tilt old, ;n ~&II# pity Ealtor More to learn out t iiO'It JHOP'• 10 •-:w.te ,,.., 11/IIJ,.J 1 ~ .,, ~lOw .,,.....,.00...- '"''' 1'11 t"'t- ttt• ewtlenc• of Ito~ wrrtli ,,.,, publiC sc,oof •yattm ' " ''" mott .00/frtCed COIIMI) ttt lh• • OIId ""tJ•; Real freedoms To 1711nflon • fp o r fhl l aUec PI0/« 11 a,. rho SquiNIIIJnlo~ l.nu-. and ,,. oo•ttnt '~'"'' ,._ .. • l01t1gn ttudtnr llttndl.ttg U8 I ,..... comtt to rfeltll '"' ' ~m~IUrtS fJO rtOI tD/)f'K}tte 1111 trNdoma tMy tri Ye ln ''"'tve ttl_, COU,.Ity T,_.y Itt!• II 101 grant.-d •nd do nor ,,-.,c)se t1tt11 c/'111 tnd conJflluf#Oftt l It ;s ud '"'' 1 ntOon to i«ltnologJeelly progrtsr«< 11 .ro ep.~rnerk> • nd polltlca.Jgrtottnt "rl"'' ,.,_.'fiHm to /ttH forgouen thll po//llctl ptrtiCI~«Oon II lfll b~J if ol Prtltflllf'IO dtmoctlcy. W•tl, lhar pror>a olr afpitln• w~t t~• us economr tnd loffign policy 11 In J.ucn • lhatn. , ,, r•r •• aaer lntf tile US ftdfiC.IItG Gill I. ltlt u nN• rany •tud•rtll ert •o •patftf iH: Ami lltl'l ert'i,.yiftO tor lltl~ '~'~"''I with mUIJon• ot AI'NJI.CI M Ufti~PIOY~. JOC'-.1 lKUIIf'/end •tilt,. PfOOrtml ' "'· ~'~ • I Of>lf lhr1 t (H;Idfl"r ap.tl/ IUS Mit ~rd I'll o.tnte ,.., to tHe" h "' I:Orlll 10 rt~ In. COUP 'II Ol e mr tfudtnl ""' tf'WJ IJOIJ n • ~•t~' .u udiHttr mtnd~ror, IHr lrHI'f " •mtt Well. lo tntU I IOflg 110ft JltOn f mot• from 11111 turonng ,,.,n•d f1(Pfllllf'Cf thtfl f"t IOCfOIOiJ)', NlJftlng CIVIl ittglftHOn9. tnd poiiHC411 .n.t•n~e Cltptamtnla could ttVIt ltlc:n nrt Wlllf t U o/ tl'le Phd's f#ottlng trourtfl '"" llt111ry &lttlvtl O IIIINO;~i¥1fQ With lf.nowMdgt, th•'l een·r '""come ~lose ro t••ciW'If mt Wlttl '"" ,.,. 'tt•r o1c IIIJ9f'tr mt Vntil 'IOU hl'ffl ~oo1r ~ into '"' IOtttiJ tytt ot tn ~~tty &iiUI·ut rtlftO ft. I "ObOt/f ...,,.,0 ",.•. '(Ofl'il " '.,. 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S~ IfII bec:o~e IOtn i iiJing ot 1 ol lhtH IO ,,_ IHOP,. o~~rfto ,,.,poJe th.,t • 1H ll'ld W;JhtJ: upon ltlflll IM re.tl 01 fllt •tudtffl OOtl'f tCtiOit lit Cloi'"J1 dowl"' liNt NVPIRG tS•tD<It lila matotH~ SA., aiUflf()l JUPPOf111 I e/NI lu•• ol t'W'Ome, ..,o 111111 "'~ 'ftdtctl•on ot tn1s ,,,. t a rtot &om• thing nt• SA $ Dnl tdmlrtltt,tfon& htvfl elao tlt#'lltJed tv•rylflth9 0.11 ouf ot theu Mtl, don•t Jlt In eltu. •ftd dltr:uu the wtt• biiOttg urg• t il IO •rptrltttCI ho,ors ol I som•tnlng 11mlf1r to ,.. ~,, l"vt de&cttOtd Th t t•l• , lltt•t d,.l ol ugt11utu tnd ln/vstlct out ,,.,. SUI, on tfl• fOld IO 'fOtJf dtgret, do11't JUit toll up t/tl wlntlowt , kX:• the d001. t11fn up lht lltiiO tnt! tlfl'lfl D~ Stop '"d "'" ' ' 1 ,,,.,.,~, r,.e Commu"''' A t;tiM Cotps 1.1 ,..~IIIQ 1 lOr oJ JltJdtftts end • lot ot co"'Munlty PfiOIJ• lnlttiCI 'f1111fft tlf<f ltltn I'Otrt UC/1 OIIJII C~C • •nU 10 Mill mD't t~ Un f/ljffh I,OVfll lliJCHI'U.S ~ftQ arM ·r tlrtld 10 lhoiiW' /My Cl,. L'JI~ lo 1ft« Cl~l- lttd IHH your tnatlt You'll be lnt!fltl411 'fCXI did Name wit~ b7 ttq""l on."" P<>'lfl.,. thllt9' '"'' do r~tlth an mer one mlfl#on doHara t:vdget r;fi'Y yHt F01 f~tfftpM. SA could eltabliJfl 1 •tood<ooP' or I 'bocK-coop•. 10 tltl Jtudontl /tiiiO;JJO nor ,.,.,. to tu y tftlojl " " " Ntnfld mcnet • taueh • litttftcl•lf't aJtNciJII time to Untv.''''Y Boohror• 101 highly ove<·prictd tJoot1 tM .school U•m• Such 1 project would 1l1o orollklt JoOt lor lho •tudrmir. SA could hi,. plllod I•IU•Ic O.pt. student• tor II• entettalnm•flt prog11m1 ,.,,.., th•rt ~,,..cnnp tom• kluly etptftJIVI b t nd Tilt lludl fll maftdtrory ' " ' ~IJfXJid o. apenr to /HO'IHJt tftl I'WtMfiMUI t ftd l'dueatlon wfllch ''not trtllti>Ht 101' &tudMit Jn tM ~lervoomr It sncwld H ~~nt ro mof/ljet• &tudent~ CIHtlvtl'f end to IH~ng ou• tM.W nt0a1n lttett~s 1nd otntuse.t e.,,!.? lnii'Qtlle<l ' " ~tudwtl •~''"'", for tne PiUI lotJr '~''''•· , could """' tmJ ouot• many SA ottleers ol tn• P••t end pffllftl '" or••r to attow how chlldlth and •90man1Jt of but 1 Do not see such tn tctJott "o'"• '"•m,. '"'I''' Of posu~e. rhe preaet'lt SA hlf trifd lnd qtJrtiHI mot• tnd more dlctltOIIII power &lncct 111 coming to pow., SA hu doprlrad tna N VPII!G /rOt'! tundmg. ell•mptld bt I t /Hid 10 Clo51f dO'Ifft , , . Alltll'fltflll Colleci/Yt Preu eno al.to ltiMtptta Out fe,lliJ IO dllmll'llfl Otga,tutJon ol A'IO Studtnta 1ft "'' lfi'Wffl &Mete mHiing Th• Seryre 1 1£0 PIJ.sfHit rt•OhiiJIH! roo•r t no lttt:.lttd "'' to ""'''' ,,.,,, '"d uw tftt 0/t rt., erprt"liiOf'tiHI 'n IUII/011 and IPoUIInp IH .. da1pl1f' SA SU aliM• rtt.ra ,. a lol ol 1111 Jln'il (flf PIOlJft M II 11111 1om• of lhOifl PIOPif who 111n I net ~~ lfect•~ tot SA porUIOnr are not ~ll'letra 11ud.,, tiQM6 ·~~~aa.lt• t111t th•y " ' tuppoud ro be. btU thl( ' " " ' ' trt 1 tJunclt ot mtgt fomemc egotl atlc '"'"' pollt1CI1n1 who ''"''''' llllrl'llng f/Jtif IQO at lfft f:OJI Ol IUX1eftU mott11 '"d ""'"''' 01 c.cwrn ,,.,.,, "* otftlft ,. Oflft9 '" S#l oWc.tt IKh •• ""•tno CbniUII lnd Otnt~''' tlftOflt~j "' lo~ftd~'f f its N ifll llt.ll UNHI,II) •IH1 Ci ty •tlflllfti .Sif•IJO,I bfiSidel •I k>oAs good n your fft~mes ;041 •11o r.cet~e '' te111 J2'000 oo • ftlll 101 betng one ot '"' thrH top S.t otl;c, ,, '"tJ rhe lack ot dMIIciiiOfl to &(utJt.ntt it protHW1 ,,. m1ln ruaon lhll .~.,.. $~ PfO/.at a..tlng wtth rtildtnt'• r~hl t leNs.. •fl~t"h totally lntll1lfl with Tht Spec! rum•• odllotlol policy ~FJaii: Jftg &f)' t11gg11Hon to " ' Cort1tlt Sc,tchlet •nd Mr. EriC FfJedman Is to "'"' up pert ol, fl not ell. th• lr ego end uy to o• rh• "Ve rt preunteiiWit ol Jh• UD .ftlleltnll We puf 111 our trVII tit YPU -Nhen we t/Kied you tO you' P-OSitions, 10 to' GnCf In S ~ hiffOry tty tO WOIA for tho atlide,ts' ... ,,,. t fld mtwfut, raor IOf your Ollflon tMISOI'tl l lfft.ffll IMI tmbfnon• l.,s once •filM ahO~~tt Iff~ student~ ol U8 am/ IM world '"" tftwre fie popuMr dl'diCtl fld -"" IJOM" ,., d.,. In US You ere the tutu,. teatHr1 ot thit nallOft ao Pltl&~ try to ''"" (OUrselves /tom ftO* Oft tO .Ot "O"•.It, d~leltld, t en.,. lttd ~fs•. ~o we woulfl ht~t nope In lutuJe of Ame,lct With the In • cl'langt ot muttl trtfJ ne•n m SA •ttmlrt!Jtllllort. ho,. M. Ml<nl<an UniverSity t lud•l'll .. �Peers aid lost Frosh training course ror students lnterestrd in hclpin.&oabcrs and len.minc what they don•t lcnqw, 1 ' By LORI E. SCHULT Z FfiUIUrt Y Editor ou probabl) met ont of them :u ~• ori~macion. The:}' lea.,t B 1an bcaan the program In the foil Q( 1978 as a pOOl projccr for ~tudcnts wanting 10 learn -about the >~dv~5emcnt proccu . Aflu an ga.vc you mor< block ><:hedules and ~miles of suppon while you ~cruggltd wich your firSt ('11115. They answered lht t)'p;,al fr~hman quc:slion5, ''do I hove ro rake a lab?'' 4nd pomtcd initisl inttrvicw and various worUhops scre$Sin.a ~he:d..u.lc: <eumrnunkations fk.iUs, the class nut , rrom rtrst hand eJ"pencnct. ' 'graduates•• c:snblist\ a workJng fC"lauonship with Sludtm Affairs orirnt11.t10n organjut~ to go O\ltr the advi.sor$1 fU.nction as tacadcmic how 10 find your ifin) ruound Elli{"Oit Oh y~h, J ftmtmbeor lhc:m n~w-pe-cr ild\lSOrs, Ptcr advisors arr OJ se:tKt g.roup Of SIUdents "'hO 'MOt~ t.~o'Uh thC' Divuton or UndcrgraduatC' Education (DUEl advt~ors in a1din1 SJudents '41th aC'3dcmic con~rns In g,ddicion to a.ss.isting at summtt arrentation, J)(tr &d~ti.WU JIYC: c:atnpU$ IOUn 10 prosptttivc- !.t tidtnU or out -of· lo ~o~.-n VISitOr!, keep reguJAr hour<~ oonrulanu ''There arcn '1 an)' formal ~qu1rements fnr studtnu intcrtsttd m becommg pt"Cr ad\'ISUrs." Blatt slid. "All hough \\t too\ (or dedicated ilUdtnU who maim&in a grade J)OhH avmgc of 2.0 or Mttc:r. A5 iiiC3dtmic advisors, \lot red that lhc mlnitnum pade level mm1 bt 5tr~ for the studcnl ·~ own good. Obviously, 11 he or sh< u suu.ggltng wirh grades. theu fr« in Ill Norton Holl lor quick quesuons and 1'('-(crra.ls~ and help thai the student who get•s invotved ~i ll want (O continue in t~ rutu~. even ir h'.5 only $.ittina At ont' credit course on "how to go lime is best sptm elsewhere. " "A! pe-er advisors. their actiVltia J rt as diverK -as the to UB." ''The: eiau is mor-e" than a 1uldc to aucnding the: Unh·ersit}/' P~ Advi&or Progralh Director June studenr•, lndJvidual pcuonalhies1 " ~he c:unlinucd. " WhiiJevcr they cltoo.., to do. b< il ind<p<nd<nt lc:5Utch projtcU or wor~i na on as a cooperativt tfron to help rublicadon handoutS, ... hope olht'rs. the peer o.dvisors ihan a ttac-h chc: Frtshman C'olloquium, BJan ~d . "The cliSs ~trves &-' 3; a the 11 ASk" de,$k fot • C'Ou.ple- of hours each week .'' Br:c:awe lh< l)roglltn was lormc<l Nuclear weapons freeze to be del a ed Erie County By SETH A LLEN Cir'f Editor common bond ol growth ac.ll.'isor, we juM lond comp1trnent thm. ' ' ""~ dcvelopmtnt through .1 team "h's a a:rellt rteliog to be abk to .sbMc your knowledge llld give auistancc co a.nothtr studcm. " studenu to rcl:uc to Olher «<ond y<Ar p«:r advbor Ed Brodka said. " We ddinitcl)' don't 1Uc over the Job u a cadcml~; for a first 'uikc cxisling weapons do nol haveNuclear weapons have been unsafe .sint"e they .,...ere fint created, h< said. II Eri< County can ptis the resolution it is another sigo.al to Congre:u and the ;a rrene, Hathawa) said, addins th~l t'!-t Ene county L.cai•laturt Y<SI~ de<:idc<l 10 dday for a1 least two ~·ech a proposal lo cndt'rsc a b1tatcn.t Eng.ta.nd have b«n discu.nin& a rrceu for lht bbt t.hrt't: yean, he said, notinr; thit a scatC'-wide nuclnr wraporu fr~t . More than .300 to...-n a.ud locaJ rou.n oU aerou tht<nation-lncludin& the. Villaac of KenmOTC'- havc c::ndor~d tht SfJilC' p roposal, alnng \\lith the Nalion-a.l ref<T<ndum In Wb<on>ln p"-'>«1 by 76 percent while both the New Yor~ Stat< S<n•re and A>><mbly c-ndurSt'd a nuc:lc-3t weapon\ flftt<, Thert w:n .. ptlrtinn drivt Co\. neil of ChurchC"S. accordint. to oalloo·~·•dc rhat Legblator Joan Bottt ltgJ!IaJOt Roaf.t Blackwell and Bow In June whert + \f'OnS()rcd itle re$OhJIIOil. Bo1er a1dr KdHan Vetter saJd that c1tb.en.s o.rc inlt«Sted ln ~ttlng thr: legutJtlon pass. The- maut.r of a frecz.c hal bCc.n " ldt to ~peru too long." Vtttt:r said, notmg that the ordinary crlizcn should b< htard lrom. .. There £s-a wave or sanily sw«pinathe counuy," he said o( lht 1own.s and other localities that have passed su ch a resolution . Passina1ht .same resoluton ill d;rrcrent localities and counties has "a 'Joe of meaains· bccaUK: they have a oons.tituc:ncy;• Venn or s.aid . addinr. that ira majority countia ln the state pan pucb a resolution then it could ~.sent to Congress, which rejected such 1 resolution by IWO 'f'Otes Phyalca professor Jonathan Reichert V ctter s.ald chat eisht speakeri .attended a recenl Committee m«:tina along with 40 l pectatou and he <hara<teriud that as a high tU.mO\.It ror I COmmittee m.teting. He note<! that the l<zjllaturc could not •peak for lhe publlc, but that " we h avt not rcttivtd one call aa.ain.st the fret"U .so far , 10 ' 'ThcrC' is no way of beviru; .a referendum on evct)' iuue. we h.ave to judlt public suppon.'' Vetter <XP14ined . .. I think a fairly rcpresauatfve group .showed up at the mmlns:· Th"e are S<Vcral local &fOUP> pu-shmsthe freeze f<t\'trcnd 6111 HathAway nt the C~ntraJ Pre&bytenan Chu,ch-an organization lhat spon.sortd IJ\t resloutkm aton& with the Wes:tnn Ntw York Pea« C<nt<r-uld he suona,ly (avon a rrecz~ . bUilt before reductions take piau. ••The next ~~eration of weapOn$ ar-c. more threatC"''Jing," he warned, .:'1• il0tl4•• ' ·~ ""'"' ~. . . 0e iN. t'; ufil l'16-l~&1».Mol r -"YoiiDiiTYIATr I ~ Ii tYW Will'\: PI , C'Yitl'l !Tt'! Ut, ....... Not« IJ. f lqw ~rt.~•~ J ti'IOUUIM N'tHtlm. I ~ ::r:o,::;;,t;::;:~n~;"!ebu.!,~'; \ \ p.ft.Cil~ ~· t l'l ';0111' Doot\~J' PALESTINIAN S.A. COFFEE HOUR Co-Sponsored by:INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS ( ~~;:~:':~~~~:f\0~~::'.~"::&IVIt\ s '~" •n •W,Jr~o~t• ~~v to Commhtte mtedng that u ~ould pass, nonng that no one ~poke againsl an vrru rrcn.e, "I lhlnk peopJt arC: In ravor of some 10r1 of aaion SOme do not understand ahr siluation and OJc worried we ~rc vulnerable," he C'lCpfa.lntd. ••The polls indjcale ~pie want some:1hlna done." COME & JOIN US! i ~HI ft'l'¥ 0.1'1'1 But ~ tO \ld l m1 (UfiS Relchtrt >wd h< and lhc orhcr .,peakcrs "'·ere g)ve:n the lmprm1on a.t tht Hc:t~hh Free Coffee & Donuts lorn..~""" wno t1cM ""' culfi i Norts 'fav <•ft SIC'tU on lht American people . " He sald I hal with more tC'chnolns.y and mort d tcrronies ('('lmbincd whh more and more wtapons, 1hc chance of IC'f:identaJ .... ar h hccommg &reat . "(Pa.utns Ihe re\n luHon) ~)A. there ~_, STl\\ root$ suppuu 10 '!top this m;\dneu.'' he ,.. Ia. "hollt(IJU)' tht< VtOfd JC'h throuah 1ha1 1he Amtnc:an pt'Ople Arc not happy about ..:on1inu1ng.ahe arms rMe~' \ DATE: FRI.,OCT. 22 TIME: 3 • 7:00 P.M. PLACE: RM. 10 CAPEN rr•"" ""~"""'' ~ o.•• ~ljf • ....,II IS<fftef t \ 'outrageous". suggesting char one ~·eapo.n ptf day be eliminat«<. "The prt.sent admininr~JiOn in In honor of It's establishment WE TAKE THE CAKE \ ende-d a ) 'tar ~tiO v.uimu grou~ h.:td ()tOpic tu 1-iMn ptllliUnl '" fitvur uf .. rret:t:t, ht ~id . addinf, thai \ h 'tttUrdinJ. WU eXICIIy tht' S:SlliC a~ •he resoludort facm& Ertt Co\.lnt~ " I stronaly 1uppcut (a _puc1rar weapon) frtctd. •• Phy11cs and Anonom)' Professor Jonarhon Rcicht:rt who spoke 11 a rtccnt htaring Wd. WhUt JupporriD& a nuder Yt'C:Apons rrectt it ROt the final .solution b\11 Is 3.1 lt:&S! a " ep in rht ri&ht direccion. The nudur capobillta or both rh• Unlred Srarc:> and rhe USSR Hathaway nottd that the SlrateBJ< AttJU Reduc:tion Talks (START) bqun by President Ronald Rtaaan ha.s allowed a new generation or weapons-such as th< MX and CruiK Missiles-to b< way out or h::mt1, Reichert s:ud. cAplaining that the world hms 1.6 milJjon timr:s the: descructive power ofche bnmb dropped on Hiroshima... He sa.Jd c:sdmaleJ are: that uch side: Is mlllcina lhrtt weapon) a day. a.nd said ir i1 ar~ Wtl\hington 11 crazy," he ssud. ·'This notion we arc vulnerable is the bi8J!<II m)'lh ev<r perp<trared pau1ng. it is ont)' a iymboOc: act . Numerous groups in Nrw T \ludcnls. Not K» many yc;us -ago. we were in tbt IO.tne DO>! lion the)' IUC, ~< ad din& ttuu they ha1.e the POicrttlal President that cititt:ns want n( •·We're just studc.nt.s ouu.ci\'CS, •· S<nior Regina St;hoenf<ld said. .. But m11ybt that's tht areat lhmt; about uSt. Somcunu:s it ·s C;bicr fo1 <llort . s L-~~.!~~J ,000 s r,' H.-src! To Ft'l'! 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Fr,..., Zl Oct- ·~ Sat., Sun., Oct. 23 & 24 4:30, 7:00, 9:00 pm Midnight Double Feature "Freaks" and " The Hills Have Eyes" Friday and Saturday, Oct. 22 & 23 at Midnight All Shows In Woldman Theatre (AC) Admission · $1.25 Matinee · $1.75 All Other Shows $2.25 General Non-Student �Hoyt hasSUNY ideas By NI NA MONTELEONE S/)«trum Staff Writtr "I I 1s <~me for • .c hana<," proclaimed inrumbant Assembly eandtdate Wilham B. (Billl Hoyt. This chanae, he hope$, will stan after tht subernamrtal election and "-ith the s.t.lection or a new Budgec On ector . Autonomy -and sctr-sutlldency will bC' the significant rh~t of this chans.c. explained H0)1 in an in(erv~cw whh Tht S/Nctrw.m. In order for the Scate University or New York (SUNY) to attaln such Independence, there miJ.St be a "$Cperatlon ~ween SUNY ChancdJor CliOon Whmon and O.panmenc of Budgec Director C. MJt~ Lawton," Ho)'l wd. Onct I hi$ sep.vation is made, ·'the SUNY s)'Stan wouJd gain rinanciaJ independence from the Chanc.e llor'l offict, while the CHancellor would gain indepcnden« from 008," he added. Hoyt said SUNY would have to incrc:Me its rcvc.u uc while reducing the arnoun.t of money it arves to 008. He cilcd .it\'tral ways to incrc&K funds-, such ;u developing -a ftnancial plan that would eliminate.- the freshmAn e.nroUmant cap of J(K)() studc.nu- ~year 1ha1 008 currenll)' allOW!~ . St!HII''H th')~ ... lr4ll· Ill ' ' l ncrot.Sing TtHnue for SUNY would 'i.lJO'olt tht Universh)' to a:munuc \ •c.ademic provams. •• Hoyt said. "And UB rouJd help m the economic: d~cJopment or Buffalo." Ht: -addtd that U8 President Ste-.·en B. Sample i~ awart or the possible: a.ncts o( belonaln.g to SUN'1 • lit suecc~fu.l "he (Sample I can 0« che foresc chrouJ)t th< Ire<.\." Ho)'1 behevu SUNY could increaSt out-uf·~t&Et tuition. affte~in& 8(XX) people. or four pc:rc:em of tbe SLude-nt body . By raisins the prese:nt non resident fcc of S600 co SlOOO, a toea! of ciJ)tc million dollan could be raised . Tlus would cut SUNY's budget gap on half, Hoy1 noccd. Ocher State unh·ershy sysrcm.s c.har&t: ou1.of·s1ate Jtudmts 1wo or thr« rimes the tuition that in·SIIle studems pa)'. "The m~;.rease may caw.e a drop in out-of·.state enrollment," Hoyc .,dmiued. "We've got il all at SUNY. wilh law schools. medkint. cngJnecnng and a.rthittcturr at wboteuJc prices." H oyt suu;csted devclopina: liT$! tale ••minor .. spons at UB such as h()tley and soccer He ad~"d thai ''this would build rncnues and community rdatlon.s. •• The Demoeralic candidate.- ..U.O supp()tU adding a ~ude.n1 union to the S7.2 miUion student oactiv1ties bw1dina plnned Coc tbc: A.mhc:nt Campus, Counolpmon Rich Tobe, • coUcasue of Hoyt, wuested thac Sample condoC1 a. rdcrcndum to dttetm1nc who should Pill' ror construction of the bujJdJnJ. A $tudent activity fee "YrOukl permit tht Univtrs.if)' IO s.ell bonds in with a BEER'BLAST AND& BONFIRE Outside the Bubble at 7:00 P.M. (and) Midori and Student Association present order 10 finance the building. "Ibis ma)' need legislation," Tobc said. Hoyt a.&Jecd wi~h T obt't idea bec'.ause it would nm raise- taxes or rcqum: additionll rmancin& from Albany .. However there arc question.s lhatthc student body wilnt answCTed. >U<h .., why ibould chcp pay for somcthin& chat che Seal< should pay for, .and wiD this: buildm& c~nfu.ally gtt tal.e:n away for some ocher ~." Tobe •aid, cicing what happened to Squicc Hall. MELONBALL MANIA In the Bubble at 7:00pm 6 Man Teams to Compete $10.00 Entry Fee to go to United Way .... 581 FOREST AVE. 882·2323 No Cover Charge COSTUME CONTEST! 1at Prtze .•. $50.00 2nd Prlze ...$25.00 Gift Certlllc:1te 11 Home of the Hlta 3nl Prtze•.•$15.00 Gift Certlflcl te a t Zoot Suit City For M ore Info. Cal l t he S.A . Office at 636 -2 950 FREE MELONBALLS AFTERWARDS Co-Sponsor Sigma Alpha M u Fraternity �Homecoming Commuter Breakfast Today, Oct. 22nd GRADUATE STUDENT COOP.DINATORS New Positions Available!! 8:30 AM · 12 Noon Capen Lo9bY Free Beverages & 15c Donuts Women's Graduate Student Coordinator Minority Graduate Student Coordinator Publicity Coordinator ~ Co·Sponsored by S.A. & WRUB Editor for the Graduate Post $750. Stlpened Opportunity to create a new and essential compotrent of your THE BLACK STUDENT UNION Graduate Student Association presents Pick up applications at our office 103 Talbert Hall 636·2960 "Skatin g Party '82" at the New Skate land A ren a 33 E. Ferry TONIGHT f ro m 7:00 - 10:30 pm Deadline: Friday, November 5th, 4:00 pm Now That Midterms Are Over You Deserve To Let Loose $1 .00 Adm ission for Students $2.00 for Non-Students 75' Skate Rental Bus Leaves Ellicott 6:00, then picks up at Main St. 6:30 The Ex terna l Affai rs Commi ttee of S.A . is Having a M ixer&. Fund Raiser at t he Pari< Meadow Bar on the Corner o f Parkside and Russel (across from the zoo) on Wednesday. Oct . 27t h From 10:00 PM - 3:00AM Shu ttle Bus W i ll be Provided From Ell icott, Governors &. Mai n St. Start ing at 10 :00 PM - 3:00 AM ()r ink Spec ial s Are As Fol l ows: soc- 16 oz Draf ts soc- Mixed Drinks 3 / $ 1 - Bar Shot s Top Shelf $ 1.00 3 / $ 1 A labama Slammers ·-SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS WINE TOUR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22 _______________ .._ Due to limited finances, a fee of $2/ person wi ll be collected for the Taylor Winery Tom:, tomorrow , Th ursday 10/21 1-3 pm and Friday 10/22 10:30-1 1:30 am. Those who have already signed up. please see Denise at the above times Any space left will be first-come, firs t serve on Friday . ...... ~~~~~~ �Baker wants students to eat cake By LORE'ITA A. CONDINO $/)«tnJm Stqff Writtr A lonely, dej..:1ed college student sus in has bedroom naring ou1 the: ~i.ndow . "No one even sent n1c: a cud.,' 1 he rc0ec1J. "mY birtl1d-u'. 1J1d not even a c:ud ." Bul 11 tuddcn knock Jan the: s1ud~nl ou1 of hn deienion and he is gretted wilh 'lft eight inch l>.)'er birthday aok< from mom ~d dbd. Or il could b< from a airlfriend, a roommate. Of SiOme: 01her- friend that dtcidtd co e.nsploy the r.ttvk~!i of lkvcrly Coleman, Col<man wanu 10 help pul o .sm.De: on • college Sludc:nts fa4"t' b)' sendin• a lildc bit of home co them on chctr binhdays. So shr and her- friend. DonnQ Kaufman, JOt toad.her and SUU'ttd t very pt"rsonal cake buslne» SP"•a,tirin& in ''frnh homemade cake5.'' 1h:n >aY any1hinJ. "We JUst dc:cidtd to do it , Several yean "1!0, I rtad an ankle in WontM'rDtry . or FamilY c,rck. one of those thJt maklng .rpcdaJ occasion' t'8k" ror- <:olltat SlUdt".t'lf"t,'' iht: ~d. '"'Th.iJ son or wcnt through my held at the timt, I v.ltJ not tYen thitlkin.g read that rwo sals in M'IChigan had Slll11ed aboul coltt11,e t~ude.nt1 btcau)( I bavc children who had b«q 10 toflege a few yean ago, and 1ht Olhrr childre-n have not reached colleg<- q:e yet. • • Her own chih!rcn had gone IO<ll1lly 10 tollegc, bUI btr iirlhiends went •way to school. •nd alway~ fcll bad on bif1hd>.)'S bcocauK they ~ould not bt with f~tlr l1111tllles. "So one ni&hl when ~~~oe were ou1 to dinner we saw thal .omNn< lud ordered a blnhday c:akc in the res'lurant . Wc bqan 10 talk aboul opening up a cak< bwinru and Donna introduced •h• ldta of dolna il for •he oollcge kid1 at the l<X:aJ univcrsiut5.*' .s h~ noted, Dunn g. summer ontntation, che cwo made :som(' ilingcts and J.is;ns. and ~ante to UB ~the parents Slood in line wtlh lhetr orhprina-who v.·erc rqiJ:terin&ror cias..e.-and plW<d !hem OUI. Early on, tht rwo decided to product only one siu:so as to rn in10 a Sl&ndardiud take bo~. The cak.c can ha\'C anything w(itttn in the rrosting ond alway! indudes one candlt, Dorh cl>ooolalt and white caJ:e: are available and ate frultly mad< In her ~orne. w I I < &W1ed OUI lhinking lt •ou.ld just bt pace:nu orderins chb for their children, but. lhAt prO\'ed wrons. •• Coleman c.\ plaine-d. uow f111t cake w~ from a )'oung lody who ordered il ror her roommOltt of lht pu~·vious yea.r, tn<1 she JUst wanted it as 1 Ultle t~k you for h<r betllu.>< she enjoyed heina "ith het 1ha• muth." Sinoe th~the~ 110"< had c:Jllh from New k Clly, Long ls.l;tnd, Rochcciler d other ciue> in r;.,. York. A. mail·ba& addres. was placed on (be bouom or the sllngers and oo problc:nu at all,'' she eaplained. Having alway; c:njoyed bakin~. Coleman has round lht buslnen Pf9fitoble b<Cl!IUL' II i! a >moll scaJt operation. Her family has bffn supponi•t (rom lh< •en o( Wbll hat b<tn dOD< lind INbere the cakes go. Mon people want ca.ka around 6:30p.m . and t;,aufman-.o Kaurm:m h11J1dl"' the cake> from s:ro 10 8:00 and Coleman dellvm in lh< mornlnP,> -and afternoons. 11 1 have it so perleedy limed lha• I can UJ\laU! &tl !he rue baked, rroSied, bqJnnin& u tht only other job she ever hc1d was -aJ an I.SSISUIIll fot ~ dermatologist..., got married right QUI O( Latoytue Hi&h School her< in Buffolo 11 1M so I have realty done nothinJ, in lhc: way of a bu.siheu lxfort," &ht nolcd, HJ hiiW ,_ -doublt oven, and am ablt 10 m•~e up lo fOLIT <11~<> II I timt:. Her ramUy " :UOUild 10 e&l tile OOPI· par-rms JeRI orders throur,h these to thf' post offict bo:t. Most Coleman never \,new how 10 proresslonatly d..:ora~t a cake "" •he enlifted lbe help or friend """o had the: d:ills. But it hu ncvc.r been an easy project. When her friend c:amt over 10 lend her .skills. orden, howe-ver. have comt by tclephonc, So far there have been no problems wi1h any take ordcrl!<. "J have no1 rccrived any naS1y cr.ank orders. Coll<ae kids are a lfe&l bUllch ol people. We ha~ ColcrniiJl baked ca~ es fo1 1hree sua_igbt n.i&hu until "thc-y were oomln& out of my tamlly'> eau And roy p01nn.m family's ea.n. We h.Jd C&k-C'$ eVCT)'WhC'te. " A.dlff~<ultproblcrn has been deviJinr a !IY1!<11'1 thai ke<Ps trae~ CALASANCTIUS BAZAAR THESPECTRU .M OCTOBER 23, Slam-&pm 167 Windsor Ave., Bflo. Classifieds that communicate Ru.,mage hems Furniture Clothing Books Elhnte Foods Cr• ft9 Wing Eating Contest Sunday, Oct. 24th, 5:30p.m. Ple nls Fortune Telling Elc. AOmloslon:50' Sludenls 25' Under 5 F1ee Bullfeathers Lodge wr• pped and delivered ln bOtH t hr~ hours." .shC' .said. or two hours without delivery , Bul lh< job ha> no1 b«n without iu own rewards. "On fttl' """' btnha.y. ITfl' (laJ:tner appttred at my rrnnt dcx~:).ith on~ of my cakel, •• Cole-man r""ollec~ed-her hutband had orOcrcd a cakC' for her. "I was \0 dellj~led . lkcaU5< h do<s retl so 1ood wht>n someone. remcmbn"!i a sreciaJ day In your life." PltoTOGRAplty by JiM Sulh:y Commerctai.Advenlslng etc. 834·54 71 ••••••••••••••••••••••• j : ·.~§ _ SOFT ; CONTACTS : $99 COMPL ETE'' Lenses, Exam Fees , Care Kh & _ - i 12 Month Follow Up (1st Pair Only) ir j .~. ~;;;;;;·~ ~ I Mon • sat 10 9 ' 835·4844 . Bouieva~ : ! ~~ ! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ThiS CJ><> . .o •opor•< 0<1 . Jht Clifford Furnas College will be sponsoring a Wing Eat ing Contest for the United Way on Sunday, October 24th at 5:30 p.m. at Bullfeathers Lodge, Applications are available at the CFC Office, 452 Fargo, Ellicott. For Information call 636-2346. Deadline tor entry is Thursday, October t 1st. Iranian S.A. Presents: WINTER SOLDIER ~~~:R,~~~ F. ~. "' ~ See your Josten's Representative IMon · Wed, October 25.27 [10 a.m. · 4 p.m. DArE -:• ~;:. A Docu mentary Film about the Winter Sold ier Investigation, by the Vietnam Veteran ~ Against the War Free Admission Oct. 23 7·9 & 9·11pm Rm. 148 Diefendorf Oct. 24 7·9 & 9·11pm 170 MFAC Co-Sponsored by: International Affairs/SA, VIetnamese S.A. TIME (University Bookstore ~ ~ A-"$Qt'WJf:~ I -----------------~-----~-------- lc: &. 6 u . $10 OFF YOUR JOSTEN' S LUSTRIUM CLASS RING ~ : j • Offer Good Thru Oct. 27 I 1-------------WlthTN.eCoupon-------------~ �ATTENTION!! The Sheriff's Dept. Will be On Campus to Issue Sheriff I.D. Cards. Starting On October 25th. The Schedule Is As Follows: Oct. 25th & 26th · 8:30 AM · 4:30 PM In the Palmer Room on thA 2nd Floor of Harriman Hall. Oct. 27th · Oct. 28th · 8:30 AM · 4:30PM Room 10 Capen Hall Oct. 29th · 8:30 AM · 4:30 PM Mildred Blake Center · Ellicott Complex THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS ARE REQUIREl1 • Birth Certificate and/or Record of Baptism • Proof of Erie County Residence: Driver's License/Car Registration or a Cancelled Addressed Envelope to Your Permanent (or Temporary) Erie County Residence. ABSOLUTELY NO PHOTOCOPIES S.A. &. G.S.A. Present: An International Cultural Night Featuring: Movies & Cultural Events Movles:a) CONTROLLING INTEREST: (The world of multinational corporations) b) SIX DAY IN SOWETO: Cultur•l Events: a) FOOD From Central & Southern Africa b) MUSIC From Africa, Caribbean & Latin America PLACE.c 2nd Floor Lo unge RED JACKET TIME: 7 :30 pm - DATE: Friday. Oct. 22nd Sponsored by: Central & Southern Africa S.A. Trod Along! Come One, Come All! A Lion Homecoming lly DARLENE BOLHORN ·~f'«ITUU! ${q/fll'tll<r l:.dUor':t nuN:: ltmth:roulln,R IJ uudltionul at almrn1 ull t''IID~(s, lmt r~ol t~oen'CJ"t! dut-s u tht wmt~ "'O'.J'. or ru th~ saml' .'till. UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa., Cl<:tob<r t5- Amid a drizzlin8 ntin. thousands Uf'cd the Street~ lall w<ekmd ln th< Penn St•t• community to wau:h: tht lr3d;tiona.l btginnmg.\ of any •· bi& romb:lll sc-hool 1.s" hom«<mi f!g Yr~tkcnd -lhe homecomlna parade. A lon1 clisplay of 00111>. bannctS. ttaZY ban<ts. mAd hauers and the UkC'~ march down the street,.. while: reUow student,\. alumni a.nd c:nmmunlly residents cheer them on. Mon of the 49-<ldd f111t<rniti,. and 21 ,sororitic-.i s:pon)Or a noat or crazy band, with each havil\!. a unique theme.. There are saJulcs to lhe Grcc-k$ on a Ooat containin& 11 Oyin• while m..:hanical bot'K stnu&ht out of Gretk m}'t)lolosr. a 19SO's luco with dan«rs doing tho 1wilt. the jiuc.rbUA down 1bc ur«t and Oi.sneyland~1ypt animals as floals. On• &rou ~ had a sm•H pick up decorated &$ a firclfuck ~untaminc fnu broth.,• dr<U<d & " hosers..-they would llJ,h.I a !imall lire and then ~!ngulJh it by tht lO of them 110mpina on it. The P"flld• finale u the Budweu<-r ClydesdAles, but dur to poor weather conditions Lbcy we:re shown throuah the four wnj's that they travel in. Such i.s the homeoomin& ot • bia school whert football iJ 1hc only rpon and i1 primary on cvtryone's mmd . Ora.c tn.dition wboie preseoct h absent u that or the homceomina queen tompct.ition ~ Women's Ubtra:lon had forc<d th< mrn to bt allowed to enter lhc competition in 1971 . with contests bcioJ judaed on contributions to \bt U'nivenily and tht community. In 1973, tb< United Stat<> Suprrme Co\irl n~kd tbt qu<tn activities as discriminatory ~nd rnded th• contat , Afttr th< parade. a candeliaht <ttcmony Is held o o the Jttps or Old Main , which" followed by -a bonrirc near Beanr SttdJwn, compttt< with rhr heod coach or rhe Nittany Lion1. Jot Patemo, the foolballtoam and the cheerleaders. AI the end C\f tbe boojlre. a -i(d b<l,ins at midnl&ht 10 pro1ea che Niu.any Lion Shri:M- chooun as a mucOI becau1e it it, suppolotd to have. unce roame-d tht muuntain.s neiU' the colleac- from vandalism by lhc SyrxU.'IC raru. Last yeru :tf Syra.tuie.~s homroomin! agallt Penn Suue, their drrin~ was paimod bluc. Dnpite tht yearly vi&il•. 1'1'16 SyracuK fans wer< -a lltp ahead o f the aam• by paintina tht Lion on the Wednesday btfore the pmr. Th.l$ yur. tbt Orangrman f:IJlJ did no1 prove to be a th.mtt to the Nimm~ l..iou. whkh I Limed ou~ ~ l) be ~n ornc•11 prn.'Ctdiog. ahen '28·7 IO."-S to l"t!nrt St:uc •ht' following Uit)' M o~t sororHkti and fr.ucmlllt''\ hit¥~:: \htir o~fl pfe·srunt parties ltridot)l, "hich tndudcr wdcomin~ home the thousand> or Alumni th>t paurtd In for th< ftstivities. Hnmtteming is a t\m~ when 1he alumni &:iUI come bacll 10 their uld alma matet and Cd rca(:quainted v. ith their Cc:Uow brothers and risttn, as v.·etJ as trl'lf\ t heir newes1 mcmberJ. Some alumni )t.ay in l\WbY motels, -some brinR ean\pas. but most stay in thctr respetdve howo, slecprn& anywhere they can. After late.nisht pnrtying Frid!Q'. Sat urd!Q' am•<> with the b<:ginniOJ of another l'rnn State lradition tha.t hu spread woss the <OUntrY, tall&ate pani,.. Tht y aaually bct!in 11 <~aht In the mom1os. b~t most do not "go-on~ tap .. until 9 a.m. ot 9: ~. in order to cl•e moS1 or the partl<r& • c:hanCf 10 wakc..up and walk over lo the part ~ . There h a whole gran tectton acro.u from Beaver stadium that It rctcfiled with ~he t.U80t1na in mind. B«r it 1he most common akoholif btvrr•s• drunk .u Penn State, simply b«ausc 111051 dnnklna " done privtudy a.t thr fra1> due to tbe 2 t~eaal·drinkinJ llll• in Peruuylvanla. Most stude~ts drin~ all they can before the p~n~:, bu1 bottles of various bever~~&tS are always man•sed to bt ~munJed il' pan the aate searcher~ . Durina the pme, the 81u< band ue<:upiod th• bottom rows or the srudont «<tlon I~ the 86,000 sc.u Madium. The studeuu putthased tbtlr tklleu aecordin& to their class, which is how the. seat.s are aortect Besides faculty seau. all the other• an on salt In July, with all the aam.. bein& 1o0ld out wit)lln two weeks time 1inct the alumni reciot Orst priority. Outsicl< the stAdium, ocalpen get 120 I piece for a tkt et, originaUy purch....:l for only S9 or SIO. After the pme, mo~l or lht 8S.OOO.plus faru walk bllclt to .:onttnUe the pll1y, maldng any JlltmPl to drive impo.sdb!e sine( ••eryone walh In the sn..u . A semi.formal cocktail pany b<&U>s at S p.m. to wtJoume lht alumni b:u:k to Lhc howe, It ls foUowtd by a bu.ffot din.n rr and • pany bcllinni-. an hour lattr downstAirs in tile party room. All night drinking ~omeo tht norm. with lhe alumni jo1ning lhe 11ccion~ Sunday's an urene in the small communhy. Most uudcnts recover rorm the efftct• or llkoholi< poisoning and alumni sa_y.quie& goodbyes until nm ytar . It WllS ttmt JS.OOO u udcnu se~Ued back lnio thr ruUt1,. of the uni•<~$l ty lilt -hOm(WOr~- until nut weekend when it all beiins a.&ain with roadtrip• to We11 Vlca!nla. �.. HOMECOMING UB Bulls battle Brockport in Homecoming contest TOMORROW'S CAME: ' Unlvorslt) at BUFFALO BULLS (3-JI vs. BROCKPORT Stolt EAGLES (1·5) paints. Another brishl paint is that no opponent ha.s scored a touchdown on tbe Bull defense tn the first quanc:r thus ru dili ~n . A fae1or in naYin.& tiaht With hhaca wM: the near FACTS: h · ~ Homtcoming and tht game will be th• focus or. w.. kend run of events. Do not let it bother you ch:u the team lJ nor comma horne from anywhere (they "'·etc homr last WC't'k). thtrt art plilh.S ror tht or the most memorable to take piau at Rotary contest to ma.kt II Ollc Field. The Student Assoc:iauon (SA) "'ill finish orr the postpan•d e~tcnrs of molctJ¥t~t Field Owner's Day M '14tathcr forctd a ont ab~ence or Bull prnalittcs-only three. Beforehand, UB was a\<traging nearly 12 each same. Pal V.'hhehead is runn!ng awAy with top honors in indiVidual stalistics for UB. Lau w~k hccaughl nil\c passes, equally as many as he c:au&ht a&oJrut Baldwin~ Wallace .,..hic:h arc team st:uon hi&hJ. His .atal of )7 l5 mofe than dooble hu neartst tcan\ma1es'-Ouh D'AmJC'O and Jim Stojac~. 17 ••ch. Hb rigtu touchdowru. art fht: more than wttk dela) for reoognilion or D'Amico's and 459 ya-rds far Lho§.t' wbo have symbollcaUy outdjnanct runnlng fl'lll(C Tim Najuch'.s t90. purchased square )'3.Cds of Rotary Fitld. Thost who have ccnifacates in thdr pouenion tte enC;our3gtd EAGLE EYEING: to aucnd tomorrow's game tn be cliJibae for priu dra'l4'inp and other surpnsa. ON THE AIR: Thh and nc~t wtek•-. honte pmr- 0 11 Man<fi•ld J l S.ll 29 Buffalo St . 26 S-2~ 0 •1 Alban> S1 • .lO 0-2 0 at Lowell 6 0·9 20 Conland S1. 4S 0-16 6 Of CantSJU> J8 S· ll wiU be broadcasted Uvc by WBFO C.bleJ<opr will al>o tal'< • If common opponcms ore valid the tontdit tO ~ $hoWn on 3 enourh to break ties In the delayed bub la1<r lhai.piJiu 11 National Football le;osue (who?). 7:00p.m . then you can g_n a good idea or how the BrockpOrt Ea!llcs will (FM 118); stack up a,gains-t 1hc Bulls.. BULL BITS. S· l l 28 at Cortluna St 31 S.l~ 26 at Baldwin· Wallaot Jl S· 2S 14 Rochester I) 0·2 4.4 Buffalo St J 0 ·9 J~ at IJ 0·16 14 Ithaca 18 c.,"'""' Brock part beat Buffalo State 'liy three. UB beat lh<m hy 41. The E.axl<> lost to Conland s..tc by 2S. UB lost by a last '«<nd Oeld &Oil. Tht Bulls beat Canisfus by 22, wbole tht E.lglcs los1 to the by 32. In other words, if the. Injury· Gnrruu UB learned • hard lt:SSOn In ball control a,gajnst Ithaca last riddcnt £a&,le.) af( lookina to win their KClOnd aa.mt o f Lhc yea~. wtd:md. Afctt they lrut their lead, the Bulls wert held in ch<'Ck by the Bomber defense ana • Chey had couple of mistakes of thor own. Th<Y man.oaed to run only 10 oiTtnsh.-e pla)'s eomparfd co Jthaea ·, 36. Two rounh quarter intercq>lions: could have meant chc d.irr•renc:e bcrwccn a wm and the evau.ual lot>. Ill tbe lone run. UB's atrial &&JOe hu proved effective. 1\lthou&ht they sparta . SOO record, the lhret- aames they have lost ..,ere by a toul di{fcrencc of 12 points and they have always bcm in the pme up IO lhe rtnal minute. It should be 001ed tbas tbe:re wu never a pme in which the 8uU.o &<Ored les> than 14 ~ucr l n their minds to h. First s.ttana quancrback Dan Grote was used sparinaly lut weekend against Ct.nislu1 due to Un&crin& pain for a rib ill)ury. Simon Kla.rides was Grote's replacement. but wu rather ineffective (4 or 12 aucmpu). The center or Brockpart's offcruivc picture is fullback Dave Cotter. Cotter ls Brockpart's r11st nu.htt to «Ups< lOOO yards. So far Colter has 36<1 yards on 96 arri<s. The defense if l<d by four y<at starter outtide Unebac::ker Mlk.t Mormino. complied by K~in Krv<l" �HOMECOMING Homecoming .....~~~·aci"""' P•v- • wtn,g.~. b«f on wed., hot dop, brownies and beef- you want. U B BuD football action will tl><n lakt the spotligbt in What should prove to be an e~ating same-, rt.-plt'lt with high scorin.J action . Afttr the pmc. the tadsouc pa.ny will continue 'liJ 6:00 p;nl. -..i th lhrre been (or a but:k and h.OI dop. Mu..lc will b< provided by • dOO.Iand bond in the parkinJ lot. While the football came Is ln progress, there will be a ''ear twl>" at the old Abbott Anncot ror lhc bcnclit or tht ch«rkaderr. One dollar will g<t three hiu with a malin to an old <at . The bash willlut unul &:00 p.m. The Onal eVent or the doy ls the traditional homeoomin&- danct at 8:00 p.m. in the Talbert Dinfng Hall . The. dance is S2 per couple and wiU rearure l""'o Ji..,c ban~ aJon1. with a bufres wilh \\int and pUJ>ch. The dance will end at midniiJ>t. cvrrything wiJJ run welL I'm !l tittle worried about tbt dance, SA Oir«tor of Studt:nl Organizations Tavo Reynoso u.d. "We d idn't &CI IIood undcrgradualt turoour last y~"' 10 we cut the ticket pric~ from '$5 .. We've had Ihe usual last minute problem.$. ''Reynoso said, "tlopcfull~ h should provide the suadenc wit~'~ a tot ot fun 11nd be a 'on ." SUC('C"S$," 1he homecomrns fesl i'lhies tinct th~ spnng and b bo~rulthu everything we ~n 10 act aJ many "Wha.t more can we do1." Bisntr que:~tioned . 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You J '-' t' "'-.-.:!W,.d tmt ttM•~IrlflltlnUIIUf16liU\Jt get a level of technical l ~m •.,,,.,, ,,lfK~t•nt t." '-: ~..-.~~~r "oJ .-v~ ' ''Nt 1 Find out more about and management I ~...... I Lhe most sophisticated training ground experience unequalled " \.Mtf'• "'"' · - - - ' f~H ~..... 7.•1 \ - I for nuclear engineeranywhere else. I ing. Thday's Nuclear You get important I -~--- t\"'n!t,.~ t•nf~fl"!l• responsibilities and you I ~::~",::: ---- •<ll"t\ I Navy. r-- - -------, I P'hot¥... ~. . ....... •.... .,,_, ..... , t I E:-:--:!.!:-:2-;·.~~· :~"'1~:;:...~~~~ :~ I L''::."'..::.""'...:..·=: - - - - - - J Navy Officers Get Responsibility Fast. 11 . -- . -. D~- �Orange crushes SATURDAY By LAWRENCE R. MIETUS Spectr11m Stuff Wrlttt The bubble finally bunt in Syro<US< Tuesday nilht as the""'""' Bull' lost 5.0 to ahc Syrac'U~ Orangtmen, ending their five game win steak. The Bulls tra""l<d to the Carrier Dome to battle with the formidobl< Di\'istoo I Ora.ngtmtn -and rttum~ 10 Buffato early WnlneMiay morning dcJ~ted. disappoln1cd , but nnr di.s.eou.raged. UB roUtd into Syn.tust with a 6·2.-1 rn;ord. Prior to the contest lht)' v.crt ranked 8th in ahc nation in OiVUton Ill. The Oranscmm carried~ 12·1-1 $btc into the ga.n:u• boasting 11 Divtsaon I rankint or number 2 in the State and numbe,r 10 in 1hc nation. Th<> settlng naturally put UB m lhe underdog role. The play or che Bulli, however . demonitrat~d thlt they refw.ed •o ~)Ume chat role. •·The cum did a hell ol a job:· commenced Hnd Coach Sal Esposuo. "I wu pleased with t\'Cryone's ptr(Orm3.nce." Syr11cuse cxpccttd to bluw UB right off tht artificial turf. II ¥.3i evtdenc !hal they wnc $Urpn$cd by Ihe Bull'> defense Which held them to just goal \n the ftnt hair and on several occa.~iom., UB ha.lfbacb an..J lullb•<k> stepped dirtc~ly tnto 1he pa1h ol blam by the SU ft!lil<k i~& lorwnrds. Onlookm from bnth <idn lclc thM going ln10 lh• sc.:ond hall 11 wa~ stiU onyont's gam~ There's a Football Game at 1:00PM but There's Also a TAILGATE PARTY Tickets Available at S.A . Off 111 Talbert Followed by a BEER TENT From 3:00 ·6:00PM With $3.75 Getting You All the Beer & Food You Can Eat Don' t Miss t he CAR BASH - AT Abbot Annex 12 · 6 PM Brought to you by the Cheerleaders Bull taking aim UB used ...., oiiStde Jrap•• in 11> backndd 10 Lhw:III ponion ol the Syncun offtnSJ"~e punch. The Oransemen wrtt': called oHtldcs 10 tut'IC') durina the same. S)'TIICUI< Head Coach Alien Sha!luck •dmiucd that 1c "'"' <hat panicular <tratqy wiLich threw his team He .uo WI.S lmpras«i with lh< spwl of lhe Bull"s fronl line and rclercd IO the squad as ··a good orr. Otvis1oo Ill ~eam ." Dapitt the score, Esposito f(lt that Many Pavone " turned in a solid. p.rformance·· tn lht UB n<t. Althoush he •ulfeted a .Uahl •Y• inJUIJI afler bein,a hh tn the race wich the bAll. Pavone: remained In tht aoal fOt the duncion of the same • .. They have a Jot or depth, '' Pavun~ satd ..The talent -and &kiU k vct iJ higher a1 a Oivition t whool Wc don'tlikt to lose lO anyone, It 4ocm'l rtaltcr who they art.'• SyracuJC used 11produe1tvt: runnina" £$po&ito added. ''They used a patuncd offense vC'f"Y well." Tbe mobilhy or the SU au.a.tk aUov.•ed the Ora.ngemen to spring into the open occasiona.Jly and break in on the: UB Then at 8:00 PM the Homecoming Dance with 2 Live Bands Featuring Electric Boom and a Special Guest nn, Senior defender MUc:t Money AJd, .. ~ou have 10 mark(rovcrJ ma.n to miln1hc whole pme against a tarn Ukc chis w. no one h-ldt open:· Mooney covered tht Bull *Hidd throo&houtth< pme despllc a ""'' he- ts wearing on his. riaht forum. Ht e:xpecu to ha\le the ca.s1 for the remainde-r of the rqUlii 5CIJOO, The Bulls man•god sevc·n sh.oU at the Sytaci.LW JO:Il. """ert c:!lled orflides !w"1Ct' -and roukd their opponenu nine times. Syracwe reai~ered 21 !lhCMs ou &llOI -and comrnintd 17 rouiL . The Bulb teuun t)omt tD their natural sur(tte as the)' hntt E.fnuta Coii<Jlc Lhu Sacurdiy cvcnif11 at 7 p.m . This will be their only sam< und"" rhc li&hiS thls ~n on lht' Alumm Arena Fit:ld. : laundry and Dry Cleaning : + t 4276 No. Bailey Ave. · 834-8963 t t + t by the pound ~~ + t •• 2Dryclean/ng • 25 lb. washers t t • Load srar Perma Press Dryers + + t t • Cotn Laundry May1ag Toptoadlng Wasners (Near Longmeadow) • rug : • ATTENDANT ON DUTY! • OPEN Monday lhtU Saturday, 8 am - 10 pm sundly 8 am · 6 pm The dance will cost only $2.00 per couple and you get a buffet. And that's right, you guessed it· PUNCH & WINE •••••• JELSAR ...... : t ................... I From 12:00 · 1:00 All the Beer, Wings, Hot Dogs and Munchies You Can Handle For $3.75 Then the U.B. Bulls Will Stomp Brockport' s ~ Golden Eagles at 1:00 PM Sponsored by: S.A./U.U.A.B./F .S.A./The Alumni Association �•• • I J4$ FOR SALE OR RENT 0.-.!1'1' $1a00. •) !l'ldll 81 WG.& 'V " io"'MOOO t»..'"VUt uoo,.;Sfo1f_lYf.., 11)001\H)OO 8«:11 ••IJII• ..ew" !0 ...!Ott w.:.'' "'••~j"~'":."'-. $l( fPI!'IIG8"Y rfOWOI!MU.I-•1..0 0000 ,.,_,fill•! u....:7 OI'ICf (•<•·~"'' -<!li!\011""' S IS. Ol 'Will "t• -- wU h ~hec\: o.- mont\' orO.r lor l~o~ll p•rym•nl No IdS wtll 01 tf~tn OYM IM phaf\t . 1"hlf !lpeetrum rttttrYtt• lhtt right to 11011 an,y c;opy, Ho re t\JnGJ. tte gJo;tf' Of\ c.IU$Uhtd •ch. ,_..._. mth tUft copy It Tht~ sc.eu~m oon not ass~me r&espOMtOIUty 101 any enOt$1 t ltCf911o ftCH'OCSUC:t any •d (Of equt~altn1 ),UH o t char~. tht.l la rtnct.r.o \'afv•t.u !hit to lypoor-.gruc-al &rrof5, I• DII> IIQot.. t•ol..l w.,._ . . . . . . ,._oil ~·~..• ·1i7t !Wru-., GS4l!IL •NI ~UO MorOACYCt.,r S.Ji's.&ili.O'!••-rt~ 1171 R~s •N•• I .,.111! 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S UiO •or the llrat len worda attd . tO •or t.&C.I\ ackht~al wota All ads. mull Ott palO tn •cwanu Ellflllr p iO\Ct th• •a In~. o.- ..-na a teglble COOY ol tne ~ •a W COPC:tVWQ7J Medical School Applica nts We ~•will pl•c:ud hul\d..-eds of 'SHtdetU11 +nto ltte ht!sl truJhtdll'l9 St h~h~·ll ECfMCi • '~~f""U' " Et1g1tsh ~p tt.tlung ,~;hool P t!uon~ l. pul h t sston/41 ~ ngh.sh Spctallltng to.ett9n ntud•cel .sc hools Geo.g.f!' s Un+vet.tl h ' lll G ret~Adl• , W01ld 1.t 0Cl 25 & 26, 1982-Mon, & Tues. 8:30AM-4:30PM Harnmal\ Hall - The Palmer Room - 2nCI Floor Soulh Campus (Marn St. Campus) Oct 27 & 28, 1982 · Wed. & Thur 8:30Am .4:30PM Room 10 Capen Hall · North Campus (Amherst) Oct :19, 1982 Frt. 8:30 AM • 4:30 PM MlldreCI Blake Center • Ellicott Complex Nollh Campus (Amherst) Pleaso Nolo The Following Required Documents: Birlh Cerllllcate and/or Record of Bap1lsm (no pholocoples perm llled) Proof ot permanenl Resloenc-orlver s License/Car Reg•stra tlon or a Cancelled AOOresseo Envelope Card Processing Fee of s5 CASH NO CH ECKS PLEASE For ArJdll!onal/nlormal/on Call Dr Gruber at 636-2807 C.1n-1llbean spttcu•h•l s ~•ncr t 9 1~ P»>v fU"~ IY on JIIGC:f!ptanco C:.llll u• WHIIJ lo• out 198? Sullcttn di!J~Cttb •l'\f t\pw w u <n'P'I h;..U YOV Obt.'\1" 0 Cltl*llly fh"dlc• l eduCo111tOn .-..M(cY? ~~~~~nal ~/.t\11:1\S~ Corporation f,Of ~ I oH!U 11 l9 (tnQ•ssy Otw-. W•u Ptlm Be~ Fl 33AOl ,f1.0l Pf'.. U ti+So\ltt\ I(.W (if ld.t"s N V ll"lll .New1'0fli""I!Ce (305} 683-6222 (2 12} 441 -7074 U Diversity Sale Hazelline Terminal Regularly $695.00 Sale Price Ill. *$485.00 (•with Student Co mputer Corners 634-7528 A Servtce Announcemem By Tile Drvl&l on 0/ Studonl Allsrts or Faculty l.D.) 5152 Main St. Williamsville , N.Y . Jane Keeler Am. Elllcolt Complex SaiUrday 5 PM Rev. J, Morrison preachln Btl ghton Comm. Church FOX: l c.ou:ldn t http bt.ll nor lee you l>"ylng~l lff> (lloro.s •• th• bookstofe- Wr: must hilive- 11 lo In common. 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Morrison preachfn1 Brl ghlon Comm. Church At"Q'IIJ"I(b(•MI'Ieldltf>f•''-l~tCIAf!'Nft, .,~,~ !!U=~=N~:~Sl'-Of'"'OI~~ W'~···,.· ~2~,.,o..-;;;­ ,.__ ,"'-CC .,., .... , . . f tot .....,. ···~t .. ._ ~71!t f:l)Ufllf'IOI\.l W"Io'l0'0i"ol."l-;-~ ~I'WtlltwiK DIO IIw~ P[ RSONAL Riders Wanted Rvcnriltt 1M J•••J•~• •nd 'W~h _," r."IM t5S..751 \ lOt A'•w<hrt.l' •1\d' of"'IOf',.ltOfl rw:~!~~~:En~lI \ I\ • DIVIn• C.o,.,dy Indeed! ~ i'OlJ tit In dt'tp """tl WP'Iy Snot II'IIIIJ~ up •"" 8 f t CIUtJ Notu Ttwy·n ~Wip you to 1 1un<k,.l•nd ,.ho1 Y"" 1~o\d i ~"" !My Sl•e • sre•t rtvttw Oo '•vrx-1 ~ Ul boih • ( fM bOOftiCOf~ Ml the titiH . you """" LLAUGHING IN M\' LMI '*-•:a.~t a...._ IU( 51[\;(:H$, ,., ON)-- w... " ""..,. ~-GM'WO..IOf'ola ....... l ..l o!I'M#OHII ::"fW!OI"'fd:':-;.'::.:";; ~..:~•.'-.:'.: C!OWI•on• or. ... .,.,jllld,.'VOVf,..... ..... to MO• 111• 1 , ...... .nrd-. "-" lo•• ~, c.. ,. ! ! I1 :.~~'!;~~~~~~~~-=r~~ ........... , CALL FOR PROP~ALS r'ropo.s.ats ror ac1lvlcl~' to enhanc.~ntverslty life: are: being sought by tl>e Student Acllvllles Sreerlng C.Ommluee, which has been allouted $ 10.000 by llle f•culcy·Studtflt AssociatiOn to fund ~ppcoved grams which <<ln not nounolliy be lundH!through Ofher sources Any members of"" ' University Community may sul>mh a propoos<ll whh a budget est1ma1e to' ! PlllO~ Proposals may be subml llecl on forms ~vallal>le a1 that olllce or In the fo1m ot a l etttt. Sul>mlsslons should Include the nAme or the proposing Individual or organization (wllh a person to coJ'I .. <t). and a detailed t'Sflmate of expen!oes Aller Initial >errenlng . proposers of protect> U.,illg considered m•y be lnvhe:d to mee.1 the: committet" co dls.cuss tfle:h ..~&quesl> for funding The commluee: ~k) creAHVt rt'sponse-s 10 Unlversll) neech whlcl> will benefit ., .wb><•n<l • l ~ment of tile studenr population and the Untvtr>lt)' Community DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT Of APPLICATIONS IS November t 2, 1982 TONIGHT Rod< Music till 1 1: 30 DISCO I I :10 till dosJns SATUIDA \' ROCK NIGHT redturtng R. A. T. Ah Band Contest Showtlme 9: 30 I --............ lO OIAHf l£t'M)lf' "'-"a~~ tll1' ~t'"-''f'N!~f~W. TYJ'NQ oUtO .10"" OO!l Df r-I NIHOH 't'l 'f ~ ..... ..,....,_..oo~._ . ..... . lYPt+fG dCIIN .. ~ ~·· .,.. " " 1'. =;,~~~:~.,,....,,.,,-...,=..""~-"'-<,....~'"'"""".. ..........., c.IJ ,.,. U;Wtr.a ...,~.-.-*fl.~ SERVICES w......,...a, •• ,.... a,-4131J ~tHQ a(:.HOOL ...u..,.,....-.c-.. ..,. ................... ~uc:."'-" "-ll'~"" •~~"•'• , , .. oo,..,,,IOI\t,~atcc.-.•~ "'0"1~,\L P:..St ~ ;t:.._ ~~~-~fi#TQM'-M'IJ:I M:\-1086 * ... . . . . Y.r'IU$ !:=.-=.'=.;.,"': ~~~~~~; ST\IOtlffCISCOUfff'l.~ roo lAl' wo oo .,., 'I\'OIIC ....o ~ iY,.t.G ll"W..Cl ~~friO .,...,.,e..:uu.;. 1100 I I I I : Conditioning Trea1men1 1 With any service I Coupon Expires 1 1 1 845 Harriman Library 1 I I I l Talbert Hall 1 r..:~~~~1· -.A. l -....~ ................ M~,_:·~ f T~=~~~ tr; ............ ,... . . 833·5773 'olll OllCOu••l 011 ,.,.., Sign-up b etween Ocrober 25-29th at rhe following locations: 14 Baldy Hall -~""'~"~ fl'•ttWn» ADUL1 YOI'ocl l i Slwal• l fii• ....... .1'10 ""'~' ~ community action corps ADMINISTRATIVE POSITION AVAILABLE AT C.A.C. For Person Looking to Deal With Community and Students. Applications Available at 67S Harriman And Must ·ae ReturneQ..by Wed. 10/27, 3:30 Screening at C.A.C. on 10/27 at 4:00 This Weeks C.A.C. Movies: Genesis In Concert & Yellow Submarine Your Student Association Is Holding An ACTIVITIES FAIR AND You're Invited Tuesday and Wednesday October 26th & 27th 631 :9670 u'a to, 10"- '"' '1\ct- i l Wl lltl lfl•111 coupont Wllh In Capen Lobby from 10 AM - 3 PM Featuring Mu sic by U.U.A.B. & WRUB, Coffee, Donuts & Bagels By Commuter Affairs & J.S .U. & a Host of Presentations by Various Clubs 636-2468 for questions ,_.,.. 1¥2 ttOt 675 Harrlm1n Hall All Are Welcome! ._.. .NJ(~M[Ol·U{ ~~~ 831 ·3521 167 Millard Fillm ore Academic Center . DIIS£111'1,.noal .t.ND fM(-lDfT~ Yearbook Portraits ttur • .w4.. ........ , HoM DMiit"'t ,,, ~ hi~.,,., -c'tllfl " ' mt I* S '' vr.~o wl!fa • lt)l hiWICI ~· fiO.!a O.~I Ifmoottl Of'l!f m. !fllttOW 'III NIIMel;:ti'IIQJ\1 PJI$ Son'lf>t•• l"" •w1'11 &IH' -'0\110 'te n~.,co:t!O*O It •"• _.,. ~ll'lg 1Dit!OI\l 0ooo LW(4 tll~l~ Student Activities Steerlns Committee 543 Capen Hall - 636-2982 Go G't,t>OI.If\111·• £""-.rod •f>tUtn Wo\MTIOVW'f..,.,....., 4 ..... 10et: . . .._,. a...-. ,,.. I"Tf1'1oi.[N "ND M fl((.. Na" a MUI!IW lll>'fNl41\' • old AM uvr &w'l. �• I tlttntc of t he c.IH~· ' The rtt'lbh:m •tth coon:.hC$ and rhl)tr' whr t)' J ,tlire ts th~t! lht.) don'! l•a\r a -.t:u.on anymore • .. John M:uld<n ~ .. }' ;; ~ !lll llt lllllCCOR'TltS ('llfford .., . . C~ <Oflllall) la>il<> )CHI IO &ll ..d ~ by calllll& 6)6.2231 , lllk 101 Mn ~IJIC~ AI th< t.'~fi<Hd Furn~· lllnh4o) Ctkb,.uon on Sunday 0<1 . MlliJI Slr«t Cilmpw call 8JI-l515 arul ask fen Mn Z4 at 1 p m In the Jane Knln Room tn lht Elhcon Sbea. n,, l 8 SU 'Tnm tlo J IUllcK~kin& fnt motn .and "'amu Cnmplu m«t"rt~cd tn r.., 1n1 Alpmc and "ord11.; R!kU DaJir H•JhH Alr<nll Comp•nt. Culv" Olry. Colllornlo <> pra..:u.:~ \ton ~ Fn .:·oo p.1n., Jrd natu lounge fargO l.«m lhf fiM"b lbOUL tiPt llld ff-\UIJ hltrA.Umrnl, offerin. 100 lello~ • hips to qu•llfltd <ludtnll lOr Bldll 1 t-or omu· mrnrmauon c:aiJ r:Nn aA A\t . ,tl9t\. C oli I tfe Worbhop> 16J6· l80ll (or eradulllt ~tudy in EnsiMcrlng. Computer SC:IC'ncc, lnform•tton/ H"II"lrahon Worbhop mret' Monday at 1 Appht<l M>oh 3J>d Phr&ICS· U.S. tilil<n<hir 11 roqurrod I ht \\ult1 f'oundltictn Campla/ ( "htHdt Co•lilioll pm . Wrht tu Hushc' Aiu:r•rt Company , Corporatr Prol~l efll \\ o nhtr Xotcc C\ff\ C\arutda). S:OO p ~m . Fdlo,.lhlr Ofll<t, Clll>tr Otv. Callfoml• 902Vl a1 1nr J.a nt K<c-ler R o~"m Elhccu c C'o mf'IC'' )Our ...... b•UOIU tM ...... \\ontH's rnc\ THID ATTENTION : PRE· LA~ SE~IORS: Ptpptrdlat Rcfrr·l'l•tlrnt · IQ,Jo• tnl Th" ""C<~ th R~ )Ml(') \t ~•'''"'m r..._,u.. tlf Bn itlhln Cornmunll) Clun-.:h ''" &non Salt. fnda) o..-, .22. Cllfl<ft LoJ ~b). 10 J p.m UIJvtnlt7 Sc-hool of La-. •i11 bt on Cll'n.PUi 10 UUtiYK"'fll l •'doam<t<t, S I OO...cto pn»pc<U>< <lbdrnr. on TnUl3d:oy. Onobcf 28. 19~2 . IUC" rn.111 1\n ~.U .,.rkome ' c.n Mr> Sloa • • lh< CIUCU ~' Offl<t 10 ... up .an appo.ntmcnl 111114< C'lau 11 lilt RHiliTt<lloo II•-· ! U~h...Oo,­ Ufr \\ Ot\.lhop On fb~ .ud M:\UaJ Hatraur11tal , """.. . f•rro.n from Ha\'et Hall) l~thtran Campw ~ run 110rtd b" tnt Ann . . R.apt Tas;._ For.,·c Mood.&) nt(hl\ Mlnuar) Wonh1p Stf.,.f~on. Sunday Oct 2.4. t I ;~..m . SENIOR PR£.LAW STUDE.'ITS "ho h~>< hllh l'"<le 1"1.;1 2$, NO• an~ 'lo>. 8, 7;00 ! •10 In C-P<n Rm , 10 r...,.,ft h ·, noc 100 l.a1c tu r~ulrt. For m\lrc 1nfurmoauon caJI "-RTf a1 RJI 15ZI . Lift Wor~•hor •• 6)~lll(l7 . Art )OW lnU.i"t:\.ltd In Utt R.adJo Cocruru•nk-ltioo Odd! WC' a1 \\I RUB ue. rh;~l', •tu- -~ 101 10\0I"rd. If you're Jrt 11\f~C'\Itd, ln\ohed too~ "At n«d )'UU 10 mak.~ ui -~ Surron "'· tile ;oudrno rod.o ""ion Uttn oo \loR II ..,;. rouonolic ,,_ 10 motch lht •heme: o f ltH\ }-c.a.r' l rah Clue \. out &U the oraamatKH'Il If ) OU h.t"t an) qlJC'qlon._ olbu~t WRUB. IU• Oul D J ''· thr~ ca.s1 ~ rhc: rt\.Ofd ntaJ&hJ Jboul ho'flr \lift rct tnvolvtd Art .)'0'-1 1 commtlftr-! If so. ~ome enJO)' t mornina. nf musK and hrrakfw Met1 okl frH:Ild.J and make nc~ t> lrYon~ lo help llud<DI> &I U.B WI!.UB Commuo« BrtaHau in lh< Capnt· ~ndo) a1 8 JO one> 1... One wa) Com< 10 I~< Talhtn lounsc. t.ooU.a for • &ood time: •t r..oocl old c.h-ap prica! lfoii<J~Inl bc~lt <1••>1- polol ...,..., And -"IOns '"" boards may applY for lht Morehtad FeUowshrps awanled by lht Unovmhy of Nonh Catollna, Fo• funhu inlarn1a1ion, wr1ot oh• Dan. lnlt,...led In !iCUIIA dl•lo11 Leam more about <.'On, rQuipmuu . \~1lh and oppor1 unhlt• lift School of uw, Uni>ersioy of Nonh CaroU••· Chapr:l Hill. Nonh C:ao-ohna 27514. '-'rorhhop' .n 6J.6.z.MOI co i(J.JI up for ohu FREE c.u ""0fl\l'l('l('l meetinp Jota oor llllcl...ay llllmnlk>oal A q -. .1 Call Ufe V.OJI\IIop> lor m""'lnfo. (6 J6.2BOII) Tk U.B. 0... Oo~ ..m ooc!Q ud c.-rry friday ao 1 p .m on the For&O R« Center Equipmcnl d a•011lob4< II JN\'I?ST WISF.Ll'l Sran up for our I if• Wor~JIIor on IRA 1M des~ '"'"'"fnl\. Call 6J6-lll08 oodoy! t..,o:ll H -! Soop In Ill Group Lepl ServiCe> for rr« tnda•n Uadtrand ult Studtot Ataoc.lllloa Mullet lcaal ad•cc• Fall hours Ill our of"te, 21• Talbl:n, are pad Pany. Onobn l.l, 1981. 1:00 p.m .• 357 MFC EJik:oll CompleK. This 1• • mecuna. bl:•r and •n•ckJ. Mon , l'ur>., Fn , 12-5; Wed. 2·7: Thuu. 1..$ EV<ryont ~lconct . For more info call Jay 11 R)(;.$459. ,.,,.,.1 S,..Uon-: Make "'~ to ..lip up to ha•t juur )t:llbook ponralo oal m for ondiWOII rn one 1951 BurraJoniAn: "•P•""'*'t Studt"l Auodatloa Mf'ttJQ.it Oc1obtr 22. Sop! up u bl:o,.cco O<:tob<t 25--.29 on 80S ltomllWI 1 •00 p.m., f~lmort )22. AU II< .. dcomc:. Ubrary, Ill Tolbert Hill, 14 Bald) HaU or cn 167 MiUard Fillmort AtlldmoK Cmltt. Po&tlad Sd.D<e Oob Mrdlaa Mortda1, Octobtr 2.5 •• ) p .m In Baldy Hall, R_,. 664 Cll«k 0111 Sull<r'> ~ TU<>Ciay noJhl, foe WRUB's pany Listen 10 WRUB JOCb >p<nn<l\l\ yout fa"Ot'llc luna. Don't foC'&-et youJ colkgt 1.0 . llullalo 01) Silk "'•-•'• Rutbr C.1cob Prtoeuct ruo. Wed .. Thur• . 5·1 p m. l"o <Ipcncncc necdt<l to )Orn . For mo« \nlormallon ' aJI692·719J or 8!8·50.1. Tluor N~df<l l or onrc "udtal lo hit~ J<bool k>d •ll<bno ""h loaoc and probabillly, Tuoor llbdtnl or his homt • rr- houn a wec.t If lnatrn~ed contacc Mrs-. Sanchtz ao orfk< 878.418) Of II homt" 877 JISJ Lwklnl lor a prolnalooal pouUon lor lbo ,...,.,..r7 T1.. Rtolt PI MudiiAI') Mtrredna tnr 1U ~Mmbtn on Th<> wotluhop, lht SUMMER EMPLOYMENT FOR Mondily, Oc:1. 2.5 11 4 p.m. In Copen 271 . Brlna 1 rcsumt. BUSINESS .t INDUSTRY WO IU(SHOP ~111 <O•<r ~riung Th~> mt<lina I• mandalory for all memb:rs. Sec notrcr a ruttmC". rnourctt avAilable 10 Ond out abou1 in our otn« (Bdl 128) opcnina,, mronnat•on a.bou.I com.panlcs rcc:rwuna on ampw, &J>d Ol~tl' btnl> 10 lltlo )OU on )OUr JOb >arclo. Alro•ot A•ertf'•u Pro&n• Co•eullec Cro•p Spomort<1 b) ont Cartn Plonn1111 oll"ott, Thunday, Mtetiac "" Monday, Oct 2.5, from noon oo 2 pro. in )0 Octobl:r li. 2'00 p m Capen Hall, AC II alcohol I! caomnr pt~ (or )'OU or JCJmtOnc )'OU k»ow, Con'lc ro "J or c.ll us at ATTENTION: PR£.LAW SENIORS: Pot.c Uol•miry 6J6...280'1 and OJt lor GerTy lllotntr. Scbool of La,., wiU be- on u :mpu' 10 uuervltW prc>spc<11~ StUdtniS oo TU<Odoy, November Z, 1982. "O•aalna StuoOJ.'' • tw:pport &roup for ttudoLS Coli M", Shu &I olle Co.-.cr Po.nnlng Om« IUI -J515) duhn1 wllh lhc drath of a loved one, wdl mm Tun •• t o~ up an appointment , Oco. 2Aiot 7:00p.m. 11 17 Cltmcns Hall. AC. Colqt I 0 Tu1< 1~ Sobl>ol~ 11 Hillel: Frrcl.ly «tVIC"' lU>d donncr 6p.m , Saourday "udy and lunch, 10 a .m ao .00 Capen Bl•d For r<><tvtlon>. pboc>c 835-3132 •*' C:O.e le lo o•r H11ftr 10 rdlu. lh•dt t.IJ~ btfon: or aner cla.uc:s. Wr. hnt Ofl&niz.ationaJ f'M'ftirt& nuy Friday 11 5 p .m Tht Gay Pcopl•'• Alllantt Slude'\1 Ruourrt Ccnlrr hu otganuauonal mcellnas every Friday ao 5 p.m fh< ccnl<r " open M·F. 1·5 p.m. In Talbn'l Hall. room 21)7. Coil 6JA-l06J for mlo. Com~ on ou1 and &d lnvoJvcd . eo- •• tal., ATTENTION: PR£.LAW St.NIORSl Cloy Uohtn~, of lbwlu O ub M..,U•I·Attl•llkos foir on Frldoy, Oct. 22 N... Yo.L ._..,. School Will bl: on c:.vnput 10 inotn>ltw at 2·10 p .m , cn Room IOJO Ckmt:m HaJJ, AC pro,p«u~c ftudcnu on Wednesday. No ... c~bcr ), Call Mn Sit.. at the Cum Planntl\l orrn lilt c;., PfOIII<'• "-•- eorr-.... e..10~ food. and lnaodl) pcopk Friday, • p m. •• Th"n""o Hall 10" Call 6.l 6-J06J fUT mlo. Garo•ol•«<! (Sli -JSIS) oo Gu l••ol(,td I Studrau ror Ldu•••· Pohttc-.a l UIXflcn<c rom lhe boliom upl Call Mike Pu!Unn •• ~7. 1010 or Sluuo &nvcni.sty a< 8J2.79JO. ATTENTIO .. : PR£.LAW SEMORS: 'Itt" SOool 'irt'ilJ bC' on campus to rntCT\'te'* Sludml> on Fn.s.y, November 5. 19112 Call ~· lht Car«r Plannina Office !8li·J!I!I 10 appc)lntment "'flC· mu>lc, Tht f:conoralo Qob Gd•ral Mull•& ood £i<rtloJU Tut>doy. Octubn 2Aiao 4 p m. in Noroon 210. 198:2 JCt ur an •M>OinunttJt movie..;, urrs & lectu res Htbrt•·to &ll•~ u•lod• pfOSP"\I't'C Odta ud Pbl eta Sipu ..,.. too Cowf'IC' Work f:U·• ts7 Comt to the Scud) Pt.~~«. Wt areo ttOO---l I blood dmt . A sip·up Ulbk fOJ donors iJ loc:aud tn 354 Baldy Hall . Our hours ve 12:00 • 4:00, availab4< Fn. Oa 22, Tue>. 0<1. 27, and Wed . Oct . 21. Monll.ly lht<K~&h Thutsday. Wt offC1 lr« indtY!dualircd lbo blooclmotrllc ,.ill bl: oo campoo• Nov a and 5 astlstantt" m t«turc norM-aLin&, ltiHtk.Jna. readina Svppon the Red Ooso! tffitie:acy, vocabulary dcvclopmtnt and 1utboot radina and "lilly Oltronl ,..,._ c.oac.o _. b1: ofl«rrea CPR every ~ IUid T\oc:ocloy mahl fr.... 1-10 p.m. ln the GrwlutJooc """ .,.. Jolltt CHI 10 p-oodult or CFC ~· Cost b $.4.25 (booL IUid d&ss). To pcoftlfional !Chool witb lhe Cllttpelon or prt-mcd. pro· rOJijt<r, leave your name, phone and ni&f>l at tile CFC dent, prc ..w~ and pre-optometry, should ICf up a om..~. 6*~ from 9-5 01 call Cofy, 6~ after 9 relermcc flit ai citb« of doc ,.,o Catccr Plannin& Olflta. Aj>poloomenu for lilt Amll<m CampUJ can bl: Alii'• . -.m. Stmposl•m IDo·Sioc~l Saod11 Evmloa, Oct. 2A Gu<St Speoia os l'lahmaoo Slw ftoro bruU Embwty Topcc:: " hrael in L<pnon: Up 10 lht Mrs Sit.. Mlou1e." For more in.lo. plu>< phone H>lld. U'·J8JZ. JC\ up an Yen. u" M..cot prureu: M. I.M KJttllto , owner of Frul1ncc Networ ~ Inc ., wUI 1pe:1k- on ''crutivc marktiUli uroocaics. " A wlnt ilOd <lltt>t rcctpelon wllJ foUo... All manaacmrnl titucknu and racuhy invited. 1./.U. A.a . CoetOTU , _ . . . lk S1n1 C... ito Clatk G)'DI, Sunday, Nov. 21 11 8:00 p.m. Srlld<11U S$.00, Geucnl Sl.OO. Tl<ktU .....tabk at Hatrimu Ticket Oflioc l1ld IJ\t UB Re<o«< OWlet on Ca!><o Hill. U.U.A.II. Coocrrto ~m<al> lilt I'JytbUtll< r un in Clark Gym, !unday, Nov. 7 ao s:oo l'·"'· Srudcnu $.4.50, Otn.erai S6.00. Toctcu ovailable al Harriman Toctco Ofrn &nd ohc UB R«01d 0\lolet m C.pcn Holl. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Ho)1 wd be "Juppgnrd th< proc:as" propOJ<d by the Ufti\USII) Counallhat studau r... sbould b< wed 10 consu1Kt an Amhust e&mpw urUo.o becal,t)t tlus hu h<en a fc:ufbly p<ovc:n manno ror fundin& such buildinas at many unl~m1tif'l> around the nalion. "M) lc:c:llnc" that !his Is the nomu.l Will or fuancin1 this po:U<ular buddlO$." Ho)1 aplaucrd wd adclrd lhal lh< SJOO mllboa all> an SUNY capn.al roru\NCUOI\ h.nuu availabk funds Hc: ll>.<crtrd, ""<fl' \Jll&l< m=ba of chc: ~ul&turc an Western N.,. y.,~ 1hould liJJ>c (ot n. " bua :~uca:n for State funding 1.\ Solim b«:IUK he doubted "we can tJC'l l"nouah money for il ... rhe Ocmamulc c:anllldatt , whoK IMth diJiric:t mdudcs N011h Buffalo, Ri•erside 3Jld ll'UI o f alit nonllcrn subwbs, said tbot hC' " m fa\'Of of JOrnc JOn of student C011ttol O'CT tbc: UIUOO but o nly 10 lhc tx1UU tba:a i1 woWd ondudc 8D Olfc:ana>l Ia tbc boocl sala conttacl thaa lhc: l>uildin$ To counttr such tn:ncls Hoyt wanted Lhat the Unh.asuy commuruly berome tDOI"e :acuvc: In lobbtma. " )"" 're &00<1 at rc:odUI& IUU. but you an't lobby, llhank 1ht V\S:"'tr 'J '" boos orpnilcd •• Be curd c.umplcl or o<hc:r mtHtst &fOUl" •uch as the Nc:w Vorl C11y \1n11auon wortcn - who brought four busloads of protesters as .. ell u 1 rn&rchlng bilnd to gain attcnuon 1n Albany-arc mort: dfcdWe AI &CUing thcir lnll'fCSit rcprocnted btc:ause: they vc- act i\oe lobbVl<U A probkm for Sludc:nu, Ho)1 nocf'd. n chat many cannot J:e1 their • .,.... hc:atd an ~blllly bcc.aWt I hey an not ablf' to '"Ott IR chcu coUc1c communities. "the pteplc "'ho II>< hc:rc: can't votc: heft', '' "My inl<rp<c:t&tion of thc: 261h ammendmml b if you'tc: 18 yean old you can YO<<- You mould be a.bk t o voce •here you bn ••• he uscntd Hoyt >PC>rt$0rrd a btU tn lbc: I(Jlilllwe to alkH• all studeau. ..1\c:tbtr bvtO$ tn th< dotnU or o n eampw, to vote ln ll't0r coUC'IC oommunlly. ~lhouah tbc: bill nf"'er pii.Ssed the Stale Senate he u. ronfld~l that "beforr the nut tlection, a pC't~n •iU hrt 1blc 10 vorc '*htt''c\'cr he o« siK wanu. •• Ho)'t crlliascd th< SUNY tyst<m lot ·~b• lack or ..tr ... rriClal<l c:adl c:ampus bu " H• JQU<Strd ........ the thODe< tlus camp\» can IP""C more. to Burtalo, w&eh cbc fCIOW'Otl. heft 111e an do Jim Sullevfr,. :;-trutrl Hughes relieved as UB coach; Pope to take over duties By lt.EVlN A. ltRUECER !i,porrs E/J110' hours- before the men'> vanity bask.c:tball team was holdiO$ lu lint p<aaicc of tbe 1982-'3 KiUOn, head Coodl, 8Ul Huahn wu told t1w he bad th< optioft or oth<r rc:sllnma his .,.,.;tioo ot to bc: J u.lt cll.Jm.....s. "I am - th< coodl Ibis Y<ll," Hu$11<1 wd In on lntcrvic:w wltlk ttY-owl ror the: DC'W KUOD wa-c bdna hdd limult anlausly in th< Clark Gym . "Tbrtoc: hows qo I wu told tbu by (0\aiml&n or Racrcodon, /Uitletia aad Relocc:d ln.MI'liCtion Sal) Esposito. "He offered lht optioo of rt.Jipllna co tDC fOf my ba>cfn , u be pullt. He Qplaincd !bat tbc: rt:aoon •by SC.It Aauablyatu IIIII Bo)1 Jim S..lleymte Sp.ctrum b ..-u clone DOW and - &I 0 !Mc:J M>Uid .,...Yl bt wed ... tloclmt a lolto bdp th< city." umc wu beaUK it would Pvc: me The la<t or Rlf sufficict>q, be ,_, tilne 10 t<d: llDOlb.,. PQ<hlot> """'" Hoyt - .,.......;a, howtVft, wbc:tha bc: •ould &lllcl.b-uatc:d byaatpJ>llt elseWhcn and abo it would wppgn studcnl proposals to pvt on JluOml c:ntollment by ~b&Dy prt"CDl tnt from opentin,m 1 JO wlUeh In this era or apau;lve {lucltnu c:ontnal over the day to called 'l.une duel<' pOlitiotl... day oprratlon or the bwk1ina. privase eduearlon i1 unappropriatc, HuJhc:i was told initially lhal he "Wbal the SUNY systan should would 110< be lncludtclln any lA • pw usct to th< dq 11 opm iu doon co wfloev<1 fUturc: plans ror lhe bllkc:tbllll Buffalo c:ommunby, Hoyt winu to come-.'' Hoyt maintained. proe:ram last Auawt when he ma.l:ft.t&I.AC'd. ••we like you ... He r<Cdvc:d a leuc:r from Eaposbo "That- doa oot shc: (UB cxpondtd upon tlus qualiryinalbat aOlUIJ IIW lbc: cooch M>Uid 1101 Pr....San S!c:va~ B.J Sample and k .. - , .... til< lUpcrioc: bc: tc:appomlrd a/lc:r hu current llMralo State Praidcnl Bruoc:) c:d..:atlon •hiCh c:an bt ....X...S Ol»:r<O' amuaa expuu Ia ~ JohoSlOM th< Rlf-svfT'>Cialcy tbty I !Ill. bac ..... "til< ~ ODftltl1l need, .. Hoyt uploinod and adrlccl u:st.o lbc coun1y. nac:rc- is more thaa this would be • step toward lll()tiC)' c:ocnlna lato th< county pu~er control aad cfflcla><y in a additlon to hanrlbna 1hc: men's from U8 and Bull Statc: tJwa tho runlliOi or tbe individual vanity bllk<~boll team, Huahrs from B«hlehcm Sled.." aho tc:adlc:s numCTOus acnmtl Tbc: danJtr iltbat S\JNY is ..,-y c:ampllltl. rduatln& cla.ues in tbc frqjlc, be expWnrd, ~b&ny will Hov< lndicalc:d tb&I hc: is Un•vc:nlty's llAI proanm. cut biaha' rducalion f1rst wben it "CIItrtndy, hc: i> of full oamd tO ntducin& th< lx>dJd as il oppOIC(Ito aay 1Wlion incrc:aoc fOf ;,._,e stucltou but ocldtd lhal be stand"'& in che r..wy," Vice cJid aot!Xt tlus """" l'raldmt for "'=attaruc Allain aoHap L Carer rc:duetd b 111 ra- ot r&.tna tuition rO< ltobcn iiDssb<ra said. "Ut>Uilbe SUNY fuucli:l& by S 17 million. "A out of ll.IU studuw SIIXlO • :rear (O< lllc: 1000 of..,. Sludaus c:nd or this Kademlc: :rear. be Will lol or ... wonrd w:rj hard to act CIDiltia.,. to be • mcmba of tbe u bed:.'' Ho)1 uld o( th< ia SUNY. lk c:xplaiDc:d !bat ooty WOGld this briltl morc: Ulli..nlty." Rossb<ra rleo-tiBod iqb~A~iw maoralloo of the rnsut IIIlo SUNY, bul'lbo runbcr COII\IIlefl1, - ·cuu bul .,.. ........., !bat the or a "tw:f"' ocher Suu in lllc: Ual.oo it HOWtvcr, Men's lnlerooliqaatc: bolla<~ l)'lllptomoti< cloina this 10 111," aad New YO<t Athlc:tk Dim:aor Bdwla Muto uaad. " Willi the ll<ll1 aovc:ruor, should tc:c:p in Jlep with the Olb.,. notre! thot "as of ri$11t now, "'bocvcr be is, the ponl:m wiD be a_att uivcnity .systao,s._ e-ll ~ is buciJ!.q priiCI.icc... b._u.a:· he noted. Us J Kcu.c:lh POp< hu been scrvana u Vanity Assistant Coocll and Hc:ad Coach of chc: Junior Vanuy .oquad , When asked tbe q;.>lion or fUidtna • rc:pla<tmtnt lot Huahn, both Esposito ond Huahel rc:fuic:d 10 com_ mcot.. In a mc:t:tmltoday W>th Roubcrs. HuSh<~ W1ll formaluL his reasons for 1101 tokmalh< option or resicnint hu chorc:i u hc:ad coodl. 10 Thc:Je art two rcuon• •hY I rc:c:lthal I should nOt rrsfan," Huahc:a wd. "Fant. h is prd<rllly In the middlc: of thc: yut. I ftc:! thac I should 1tonot my contr'IO aod fiiUSII tht Y<1J. Tbc:n. you r..UZ. lhal til< pla)l<n chat arc: hCTc: u chis ldlooluc: hCTc: 10 play bal.aball loc mc: I cloo't -nl to com< ...,..,.. as btio$ qotbticol, b.. Iliad pw hopes for cbe team. I think thot ln ord<s for lbc: team 10 achieve: tbe bat poJc:nllal, I should be thc: coach thJs season.·• T he optioru >r< not his, HuJhc:s claunc:d, ali!Joaah lbc c:nd rault iJ vuy much th< ·" The d«ision by EspOsito - to ruppoinl HUJheslast 1\IIJUII as coodl and pbyaic:al rdUClltion tcKbc:f alier Ibis :rear, wu putly baRd 00 I WO OJ)IK'IisaiJ prc:p&rrd by Muto aad Director of Basic lnmumon £4-d Mldtad. ~ was Huah<~' riaht, occordlnato th~ Unllrd University Prof<UOn (UUP), he should hove: bun able 10 view lh< appnisals for tbdr valldlly. Hupcs was denied ...,... to lbc c:vallwloN, 10 be toot • aria'uc< cue apinst IlK Utuvc:nity, ...t\lc:ll bewoa. The appraisals ~ rcwntiOil by Muto and Mlcbod and vlcortd by Hupcs. Thr tvoltwloru, HUJ)K:a rdutrd in a rttwn lettCT to Dean or the Division or Undetaraclullle &!UClltion, Joha Pcndotto, ~ ..weak aucmpu co Jl.t.Ufl"y •'hat ta an unjust recommcndadon." Th• !imina or 1hc IICiions taken •aains Huahc:s has len • lllitins Unprcssion on htl nund or tht procc:tdinas of UB'$ Mhl<1ic Ocpanment. "Wltm you uc: cold four hours bc:forc: your rem basketball praaic< or the .....,., that ,..,.., .,.,.;tion u a basketball c:oa<ft 11 no lon:1a, •ell, Lhaa d about u bush lealuc as you can possibly gel," HU&hc:i Wei. "I JU<ll lhat II only bc:c:ouSt we arc: d<allna with bu!oh tc:aauc: pc:opk." • HUch<l ..pla!nc:d IhAl lh< outcomes or th< Jlic:vanct erial aplnst til< Univc:nily can be varied. Tbe rrsuh oollld be In cull S<ttkmtnu to salary, rarsst&l<niCDI> ita form• or lhe oaac:IWia and/or tc:adliaa positiolls, Of an)1h10$ "' baWUD. .. nw is probably another main ,....,., •hy they dcdrltclto l<t me ao now. Tbc:y dlc!n 't will\ I 10 run the risk of UI Winnina another SUNYAC chllllplon•hop or aolnsto thc: NCM't qaln. buawe: thm whtn the lime- comQ to let me JO, peopk will see th< rQJ way lhu lhe UnlvHJily op<ratc:s," HU&ha said. S..mtl mcwaball playn~ •ho w.,.c: I'I1D>Omlto ho•c: c:ontcwplatrd <illma out tbc: . . . - ;r Huahc:s was to conllaut his dulles as Head Coacb •ero ....., &I 111< prtl<tiec: turUna rumO<s that somnhina wu up with HuJhe~.. No pi~ &I practlct wc:r< allowed to comment u a new' blackout was imposc:d. T he iaformation about Huah<s - bdd in th< or secrecy, ooly th< Atblc:tk IJ<ponmc:nt proclaimed 10 hovt koowll it tva> bows before pnajce IWUid Monday in O.k ()yrD. Esposito hu inllnlclrd th< basketball playcn aad coodlc:a not to araal any lntc:rvlewt about the •-HUOHU - U �lHE spEURlJM in short. C.llll l'll' lntnmurals announce policies ~ foJio - ·mt S<ipmU~J< os lhr polrc.r of l"'romwro/s u rrporlrd b) Hrtld Mirhatl O'Co~•o-. Sln{'lt' DSS\ImJI'J m~ dut.tcs '*l'b the Dfpanmau or Reanuon ln~r•mural S..vom, it hu bt.1l b!oU&]II 10 my antn\100 \bll pnwm oohcr than UnnUJII\ "udtnl$. facult) havr bettl pon~<~r•unr •n vur lnlramllt"ll Pf'Oir&m• Th~t os noo to ~. and tv and and''*" rttlrn• It • nc,. roll('f e<>ntcrnln¥ I D '1 "lll \'C tnfcnal • ~tantnJ •• the Foil of 19X2 ,. . .. ,u condua I D. d>cc:l-s. m>l tn& , >\IT< tlftl aU \ram membctt llo>< ptOpn I 0 . (I ....~doted I D. card h>l s1udtnh tn upda.aN ,f\."Ttatton rcmul (ot ahunnt, f"'-uJa) ud ....m and th:u chf') 1arc em 1M r~ttr bt(Of't c.ch contest b 1t!Arted Trn_) "dl bt dOOT by lt'lf kquc •upcouoJ. tU ulhar fbi"'DIIhlhl) Ttlt~ ~«.l~ tn•'t be \."<'tndl.h:ltd at an\ hmt: dUtrl"'l Of lflet the COOIUI b) m)"WWf, b) tht ~U ptrvtiOr rot lhiU p:ltlK'UI.U <ron. or b1 lh< gam< ofrH:.al• In Older 10 avuid frtqucnl an<l proloaJtd dell) or &amn. tht> ofnoah "'U not bt rtqulrtd to n m a cllt(~ upOn rcqun1 by the te:sm aptam dunnJ a pmt. 1r )'ou f~l that lmpropn"t.:) C:\1\L 'f"'ak to mr about Ihem. and "'c. ""1U run • eheclr. on the: tnm lR QUtJtion If. onor co •Ja.tnt, 1 tcutn u found to have un lllt&al p~ay(r, hr will not tM- permtiiC'd 10 pla)' or 'ompttr In the: C'Ontol and 1f h u found that hc/ lhr ha\ panldpattd In any l)rtvtou.s r.an'ti: lhty will ~ forfeited If th< lll•a•l piayet tt round clunn1 or aHrr route.st, that ond all pnor ~~~ '"" br fot felled lntramutal I Ehaihllll~ Ruin loo all Spons I All f<&JSI<red >tudvlll, la<uhy an~ >1afl mtmbrt> ol UB arc eLa)blr lO compcorc: m the 1n1ramuraJ C'roaram. ~~~ tho~ barred by tho S1udtnt Health Srmcn beau>< or ph)'SICal dtfeat 2 An\ man or -oman .. ho f,fd Qmcd a Y&Jilf7'lr1ter or fr<>hman ltn«, •t any lnSIIIUtlon aJ••~a collcpolt •ork shall no< br dt&•blt to compnt In lh&l lnlramural spon for - htch htl lih< h0> eatllC<I • lrllcr fiX ""' yur J Studtna aot dt&Jblt for compn•n& tn lntnmlltliii'C)tU may panl<ipa1c ., an orr"'"" • Mcnt Wolll<'ll du>ifiod 1> prvfentonal uoda A.A.U . rules Wll not br di&Jblc to c:ompnc •n Intramural Sporu ID th&l <pon hrt tltr hiU aompcted u 1 prof.....,.,.) .s. A team fouod JVih> or ~ttlfta noo-dtclbk pb)'<rllll lheu COflltll Wll be lined by forfauna thc>r .ocbrdulrll ....... ... 6. To l'OIIIpct< .. a dwnpoorulup conta~. a 1cam OICII\bcf mWI ha>c plal'al ia at lasl 1100 f<IU\al'ly acbccllalcd contaU. MM~d•tory Assembly Meet ing Friday , Oct . 29th Talbert Senate Chambers , Presi dent Sample will Speak Homecoming Commuter lre.tkfast Friday, Oct . 22nd Capen Lobby I f.xtem.. AH.US Committee Meeting Thursday , Oct. 2 tst 5 :0 0 PM Rm 222 Tal bert Ac•de•lc AHalrs eo. .tttee Meetlfts Tonight 7 :00PM Senate Chambers Wine &.. Cheese W ill be Served •-•en S.th Qooclchlldlldltof.Ht·C~It l l-"Y Can.-oiiiM• Nglllllt t flftot Jon DlltiM.M:t !ftiD kif« 7. No plaY<f may compel< a.s a mtmbcf o( 1"0 tcanu In tilt wnc spon ana..,. pmc or the ochedulr. II pla)<U do tfli\I(C'I from one team 10 anolhC'I' alcmwards, 111t tram to ,.hit'h lht lnc.ll&o~bk ploya h.u ITOJUfrrrrd tlt.U be tiabk for for(tll s . Faoilly and staff membm "'"" pay the spooflod f«> "" up bt tht Intramural Ocpa:tmcnl an<1 can ronuaa tilt lnlfcunural olfl<t for inform~hon c:on«mU\1 1hit 9_ £ad\ uudm1 ~Kipaunc 1ft muwnun.b '- req)On\lbk foa ht\ o"n rtiJI'b!lil). Ant qu«nons •hould be rcfmed to lilt lnuamu ofrttt and n.~fin& obtaintd prtor to p&nt:1f"'hon At.,_ 0 flt~hlei... M .... EcHtot o.~.o lit.,.. rt 0/fwtol OtYI(t cHtUs• C01tftUI..,U...O _ _c., LQ PIJr~Hifl.ut.Mf 01•~ Cl...~,..tv,. F-••w,. J...-.. 51.1•'-'r "llofG L4ft .sc.~u. 10 Tram manq;cn ma) dw<:L on tfiJJbilit) of 1hnr O'Aft rl,a)'c'r\ or thclf opponents. Ruhn&~ ..m be mode on the ba"' ~f tht faa. f'Jdcr'llecL Thts offJC( -.iU not !JVC" \0 U) maA~.IttH M ltam tht n~ of on opponcnl •ho haJ rqJ•Ined an tb&lbUH) pr01C11 11 . P1111C19anll mull \Ito• I D » rcqwred lltth< 1 0 Polh.' lnlramuraltmn dtp<Hit, refund and """'d Pol~ .... GarySuwftfC• _.• Stth Al*"-'Cirt' ~I o... H«~"" ~'o :.~ P.ew~A ~t S,DOm 1. Teams "hn:h.1Jtd 10 p.&nh:ip.~tt '"an hnramutal Tram C\otnt Itt r<qucstcd co submit •IIU>tanltcot ap--~ drro•ll or 515.00 10 the lmramural orr..~.• l hcy Will tit &ivtn • mtlpt 2. This SIS.OO rcprocnu thlt tam's romrnlumcntiO apptll 11 oil contests on time. 1 . The SIS.OO Will~ :u:counted for and plictd In chc lnlfamural Team Dtposir Acoounl (Bank) by tho R.A.R.I Blllonm olncc. 4, Tht deposil i> to be handed in with thr romplcted romt S. The amounl of refund ..;u be pr<-dctmnined by tht ttam managcu • • the organizational m«tina (ca. or su.oo drposll lht maMa<n may dcc:idc 10 allocatr Sl.OO or chr SU.OO to ao 10 thr ln1ramu111l Ttam Awards ACCOUOI for ICHhil\< IOf lh< Cbamplomhip Tam). 6. Upon tO<IIplrllon or a t<111ll'< ><hodulr , a dnianaled ltam membct may piCk up a card from lht lnlramural Omct llancd by Michael O'Connor, Head Supmoisor, lnlramural Srnoieu, He "'II lhc:n takt thar card plus lhr team'a rt<dpt for ilt< drpo•h ro !he BU<incu Office (Room I Sl - Alumni Attn a) for tht rctund. 7. Drpo$11 money rrom tho tcanu who forftll conlcstl ,.;u br lrllllsfmcd inro tbc Intramural Team A..,arda IICCOUnl . 8. A lc:atn Who forfriU oat COftlt<l willlo.. \ol of 11'1 rtlund. If lhe .._ tctm fotfrits a ><cond lime it Will br OU1 of 11\t lcquc, p/111lottlhe remainder of it's~ . 9. Otpooit money rrom teanu who fall to pia up 1hdr ckpo!jl mOD<)' ~ore tile <P<fif!cd n:fllftd dcadllnc wW be tnoslmed onto the ln~nm.nl Team Awvd.a Mcot.tnt. 10. Rtfunda will ~ JTllltod for a reuOIUiblt number or wttb lollowq lht c:ampjetioo of all pby for the p&nl<ulat spon. The: dcadlin< lor n:fw>dS wW be oo yow rc/llftd rocdpe. 'Otis rdllftd dtadllftt will be strittly adlleml to. Your c:oopenrloa b _.Qatod. I 0. tdte M¥1 •ne.Ar4 T(lof'I)G*~,...,.,c: taoo !ci'IOQ!t)' Sun Ft 4111rt Sc:of F••,.•IP"<<tG ..,t<.t\M f F Hoo;.lntJI "~ CofttdOtitJnov Ml~htt4 t Shttt..VI.nl. ._... 6ft t~tQ., ._,lctwtcl4 C" atoloiAf~Hrtlal•g Mt~tl gtr Cind)' UUOtiiiNAd,.Cootdlnl tOf R~ft MllttOPNdiiC-IIM M t"ttlil• t ~t~ OtvaJdi.&d rl U,ut!• f'todlld/Of! Coof. C<M'Mey/Pfoduetlon rttt~ S~ltUifl It lltved 0)' the Flt114 Ntwtpeptr StndiCat.. W• AnOti•J. ~':!.'~r:t,t::t:..~,::l:~~=~~nt~ ei'!Cf un-t.o Praa.a S)'ncflCa._. rM nattortal bt C<1Mmu~e.non1 • M St>«rtiiffl It r.o'Mtnled l()f' ~ttlnt ACI..,_,I.,.ng s.'v!Ctt ~~ StwcMnlt lncCircu'1:non •vtteoe: 20,000 TN SPKttum omoN , ,. toe-ted,.,_ 14 ta.tO;' HaiC. State Uftlvtof'atty of Ntw VOl'\ al Suttato. l!k.llf~ Hew YO!A t42110. T - ( J t 6. . .:..a. till BlllfOIJO, H.Y Till ~I SpfctNm stloldenl ~Inc. EdUOfi.. ooMcy ~ br the t• 6tlllc>tW.CO.IOf. _ . . . , . ., .,. ""''\ef """""'•tlbout ol tM tcnMftl [he . . . . . . . Edftof~lla 11oo_ls_.,..,K.., Wl<IIY - -. ~oc...vo -.st e.Kolo,NY ATTENTION Make Your PI~ Now For Homecoming Weekend Events Are Conveniently Scheduled Throughout the Weekend It's Not Only A Game The Sherlff•s Dept. Will le On C.mpus Oct. 15th to Issue Sheriff ID CMds These Wil l Be Required Aft er New Drinking Laws Take Effect. You M ust Have Your Birth Cert i ficate Pl us Proof of Permanent Address. Oct. 2 5-2 6 Harriman Oc t . 21-28 Capen Oct. 29 Ellicott (Blake Ce nter) I �Enrollment gives SA fiscal anxiety ncr WO<tlns '" bud8d uound the -..w Qpe<~ocl ._..,.t of manclltot}' student r... tot.. pooid by 12,.aG W>d..-psdoatt $ludml0, the Student Alooclation (SA) may n01 have tl\0\l&h func!J to f\llliU Its expo<tatlons for the year. A rtttnt article In Tht Rtporttr Ustocltht amount of undttlfaduates this .tcrne.stcr u "approaimatc:Jy 10.)00," accordina 10 SA Ttt:uuru Eric Friedman. This would put SA fat t..low upo<tocl revenue> • "I became: a lutlt WiJrnt'CI when I saw 1ht Oaure,'' be said ''but I dfdn't thlnt It could be rlaht." Aller acttins on contact with the ofrl« or Student Accout>:>, friedman c:onc:luded 1h11 the artJdc probab1y "took into account only (ull~ime. cloy und<r1radoalt studcoiS. HopefuUy, part ·time stud<nll ..UI tate up the .llack so that my fiaur< will be coma ." The SA wiU not know deftnltcly unt~ Octob<r 20 whrl1 tht final f~&ura wdl be com paled and released bY Stud<nt Account>. The pcwlblnaty or the Uruvermy h4VUIJ misalmly <k<rd>ocl rotollmmt. ho•<'«. dot> noo phM< Fnoclmal> '-rllen arc many people •ho ....,t to a<t•nto tlu& Uru,mil)." he S1lld "If lher undaatliiWed by a buk thli Kmt:Un. 11 .. ou)d bt tU)' to mort than make up (Of 1t nm saodln by 1ncrcutna the enrollment by an t"cn &fcald pcremtlll< " EARNOVER$1,000 AMONTH. A IIID OPBI THE DOOR TOITOP BIGINEEIUIIG FUtURE. • How many corporations would be willing to pay you over Sl,OOO a month during your junior and senior years just so you'd join the company after graduation? Under a special Navy program we're doing just that. It's called the Nuclear Propulsion Officer Candidate-College Program. And under it, you·u not only get great pay during your junior and senior years, but after graduation you'll receive a year of valuable grad· uate·level training that is not available from any other employer. If you are a junior or senior majoring in math, engineering or physical sciences, find out more today. And let yQur career pay off while still in college. For more information, call the Naval Man· agement Programs Office at (7lo) 856·1730 lI S.<' Trt~rn~rer Eric Friedman M a,or ut~\p«ttd ~pm.\el havt' abo crq:n up on the- SA bud1c1 .acc:ordtn& to fncdm&n Tht ra.nnly atnvt"d Studc:nl Counc and TcKtltr E\alua.uo" .. hod • tOtal oo~t etf Sl4,000, ··.,h.c:h -.-..mort ch.an ~>t h•d rlanned ' Al\0 ~ub 8o.,d I h>d 10 he h411ed OUt 0\tl the toumrnct The up..UOTilne "biUJ<" ...m be tht Ooot eoverlng that SA "IU he buy~na far l hr 4\lumni An·na. iU t hat ('Ogtcn\ <~nd ucher ncnt\ ~~~n tx hC"Id on 'h•rmrra.saum noor "It ""iU "·(ht SJ6.000." f n tdman connnue:d. "11hhnujh ~t ha'V«: no' worktd out a paymc:nt i'-htdult wuh the ~;.•nmpany yn •• Sf'\ hoc-r' Ihat tl ~o<ln ray off tht' CC»l of lht 0(10r CO\tr1n& Wlfh fht 11'1'-om< from t\tloo a"~~M\, ··Tock1n1 tnro ~unt b.tnd\ th:u .:harJc r.-r .wrto\lm.lutl) SlO.U()1 Ill rcrfOf"m::mcc.... (" \h0\1 .... tJf' a&k 1\) "\.."Crttrh\h tht\ .,, ~o.h-'IJj.l•& SIO rcr rlr.;.\et ;\fter ;& fc-\f ,hO'At, h('l'l' "'• Jhr lt.;:h:l rn,~ ._ II rNt~ .. ~h JO w .. n ' "lrc:.IJ) ~~~,, dl,.v•\cd ' ' I ,{'ln«FF lu (.C!'mmcmuraJc Ul'f: ufht.ill& . .. . ... ~t .. Nunu, \rena on Ot\:cmber 30 The- l n&\.t'''') t.~ltltktl h.u a.I'(W~h~ S,\ .md ll: ~B .sPou1 a f!C"(onnall<~ "vn h., '\4ui,l~n. •1 £'tptf1lr'l' ,,, ,un or the """""''f\t~ -\n .allJ,hon.J ptohJtm •· 1hc rr~fil made .u '"ott..rnt.. 14!'\• r.Jmr to Fnt4m•n \\ hen SA reath('1; th~ ptJnl v.httc 1t hll\ r•Jd off 1hc nt"\)f•f1a "1\\C'ttnl and" rt'flflltr'l ~here .,.tll u so:' uor , our'f. tbe rwofn '-"An PIJ 'b~ ~ 1nh." tht hte ~ho'ki. the Fna. m order to 'ho'ft>u~ mttrc aura~ltblt .·tm..:crh, •· he nmtd "m E'rn 1rntcr pm.,vtt he put on t.bt: SA budttl whtn \'adnul MUdtnt jrOUP\ <~.d: (or lnc:rcut<l fundina. A few ~:oupl. MKh ~~ lht 6 1•d 'itudcn; UOt(U'l ha\~ ma.rJt U drar •~'lilt rhry will he .ktUut l••~tr amounts or mf'nfY ''fllcft art Alv.-.'t)S -,ort une•pec.tLd cot.t'l!i, " THE SPECTRUM 1•- ......... , . l , • • ,,., . ... ., w~. 206ct- .... , • ....c.-r.;• ...o .s_ •ta . n..a.....,... . a- �Dorm Authority $52 million in the red 540 mmion ~·~nee Ct.nltr tt Quct"ns Colle&C', a nC'w \He for Medpr E•aru Colle&< In By SETH All.EN C11~ T l:.duor o l: 8 (OnKrunton Broo._h n. buakhna rf'nO'tluons at Host<!> Comm•n•l• Colle~ 1n I~< pro)cct> ...u I>< ~rid orr bcc:a~ ot rC'Can :ro~btti c.-.pcrlc-n~f'd ~' the 5l· 't\ Dormuur) fund BloAA and at &ron\ Cornmun~t) Collq:C' and roaJUuctton •• chr Colk:lc: of lmuranct' '" fo• n \1anh.anan an \Otnc: JVOI«U that Coo~runt('ln rt\\JtC'I \ a1 lht Cll) Um\tt\JI) of ~f'~ YofL. anJ at • pn-.asr collc:rc. ho•f'\rr ~,u t>< aftMtd Rtpeartd call• 1o &Jr.· olfo<t 1n ~Nn" II!C'tt noc rc:curntd , bu1 3 State- Unt\C'f~al) of ~'"" Yor~ ha'c to bt dda\td no• thal a pncrnmtnt ;.n:uuurs nrm •hat the SIAl< DormliOT} AulhOrtl) ln\rSI.cd H1 ha_, gonc ~an~rupt. n wa..' a.nnounrrd thh v..•cotlend Tbt authOf'tt) tS an andtpfndc111 Otllrlit;UIOn 1h11 \tll't bond't 1\l fm.ill~c: ron~uuc-uon <OU<a<> alld au~norn) (SUN\') spOl.rtm:t.n '-&Jd thlt tht Dormuof)' Authont) b not t..Urfentl) coautrunina an) buildlne.• fo• SUNY v._. Prcstdrnt for fmlnte ami M.nAgrmtnl Ed~.ud Dol~''"'" that tht Authont) 11 not bulldlna ta}-.e:s Ol 11t mnnc\ ,,.. tht r.rm Lomba-rd \\all ln.. as 1hr umc n annou-ncC\1 "'t'll.i.la'&l J"" to-ut '"""" -\~tmt f '<""''' Ouco,;.tor -\11hur SJIC'\.1.-,ad Tltt '"" )or4 B ates uuJ thl1 tht dtf;) \ -..-uJd .,.. •~on "I tho• I t~a• 11 lh< bq.mn11\J! at ·~ ftft t)lct the fiC'tiltmtftl' ..ould mo"t AI""' "~ f.nJ ttt1: •ulhur h Q(" C"\fl6.l 4n) "~n\.lru.;ttOn '-'tl.a>~ ~tn} •uthofll\ '\ rft'J-Iim'." 84tc~ t.Jid h hb to~Lm l&n£tl than o;.t ft"tM JhJt lhf't h~J Mn 1~" u!'lllflhll'" 1\ ~o~•Jf~tnf I(' (all C'\f'«:lrd bUI '4herl II oiOC'' jlf'l rewl..,nJ, then ""C' .... 111 tl( b•d. en~ ttniHnal) t:l"'ntltUt.:llvn I ul\lJ L•f'~iH'C 01rc,·1ut Ounal far\<)', 1 iUtd 10 Nn\,.arH" '" m•ii "u&wl. arus S'~ mlllh--.n "'' r'hlt ~.. rtSI t" Tltr Timu reporltd that lht Aulh~ril} >nd Lombard·W•Il orr cr)"'uaco come to a settlttnrnt The firm's assttJ ha•e b<tn fro<rn b) th< ban~ru~I<Y coun unultht ••r Slructuru al UB. •ddlna c~at tM SUNY ConJirl.h.,,on FunJ l.".lft of lhiU had ln... ~ttd SlOZ tiJ f't'h.t'fH mtl1t0f' ruoJ«1 ., Th< h~>rtrah ~.u fuur .w~ that t1 .. t'vllf not: h•'" pu...,.cal rUn.1 on 1h, l"~lSUIOn 10 thUe un •tlh I mllhon thai •ould h••• bttn U>td 1n conuuccion prOJ«:U tied Up '" coun, Batt> npla.otd The S40 million it C0\1 for lht Qu«ns Collti< S<ien« C<nttt ... r.,<td chroucb a bond ""''·and ill of ll ""Al m\oesttd ..lth Lombard \\au. Batt\ nottd Fotln ai)Jed thai lhr ~· (.tnte~ ....,.,utd repiXt" buddma) '\tt'LiftHC'\ from lht c:a.rJy 1900'i "'hc1t the an cunCTith h1..-attd "We: -....rrc rud) tO &1' ahud "Wilh 'ht pfOJ«l and Wf' pUlJt\.1111. •• 'wtrt itOpped frQm go1nx af!ttt.l. Jflt..\f~ more outcome or thC' case:, IC'avinr U44 "'en~or d~nmc::nu. Your Student Association Is Holding An ACTIVITIES FAIR AND You're Invited Tuesday and Wednesday October 26th & 27th In Capen Lobby from 1 0 AM - 3 PM Featuring Music by U.U.A.B. & WRUB , Coffee , Donuts & Bagels By Commuter Affairs, J. S . U. & a Host 'of Presentations by Various Clubs All Are Welcome! and obv•ously we arc concerned th•r." Farley ..id. ~bout D aphe thac fatt chat a parking 101 "'" mo•td to allo,. mo.,h spa« for lht .w:iencec:ente,r. for C'Onstruaion bids ts btlna deftrrtd untU ">I ~" ~cherhsena Quttns Borou&h t>re<ldrnc donold R. {'lonts Sllid he excxn• lht Aulhathy nol 10 Jtroy 100 far ftotn l<hedult, accotdlnJ IO tltt nc-.spapcr. Manci cxplamc:d thai lhe Science Center hti bm1 dtlaytd for ovtr a dO<adr, and " JU!t a1 impORIIII CO l~Unt) b mdctu chat we wiU bt in: a Co the Citt UnJVeUtly posiuon to awatd eM conaractl :ann the btd' an: rcca\ed." 1 Bates Quttru Collta• Spok~P<r>Vn Ron Cannavs noced chal ~ around brta1tnJ m.mony for thr ><rtn« ~..11 .... rlaMtd for thl• ....1 Cannavo oddtd 1ha1 "lht ifOundbftaklnJ rtj)rt..n .. OUI assurance c.hat tht av.ard1ng of the t'onuace wdltakc plate within 1hc: n<\l few we<b. Ob\10Uily 1hr unctnaJI'Itic~ hl¥t no« been d~artJ ;added Bll<> 1010 Ihe Timrs lhll the dell) sllwld not IA>I kmJn rhona rc~ Yttd.i, bul tbc a.aning dare ror cotntrUCliOtt ¥~&1 .niiJ Uft{Cl'Uln ''Wt ha\C I cmnmJcmtn; co cons.tru« Lhc build••• ~d ,.. <enaJnly ,.;n b< ROina ahcod "'ilh h when lh< ~.:ondatlom pcrmh us 10 •• , ~ __a: 0 ~ ~ caa\0'1 (1'\?\,) ~ 11' \ ease ~a\ '(i'\a(\ ~at<'~sc ~ up 100 prrum , but Ihey ha't'c bten dnred up 90 pcr<enJ," ~~i~~ ~~ ~~ APPAREL & BOOTERY FOR MEN & WOMEN .,.... Brand Names ar ~ r_t..o.. ·r..,...·r ,. ···~ ... Pooo ~ o.,.,. · · n.-... "~..,... - ~ '~~ ·u,....... ~·-· 3114 Main at Highgate 833·6565 t=oo=c~ PROCESSING & ISSUANCE OF ERIE COUNTY SHERIFF'S PHOTO J.D. CARDS As A Service to Students·WIII Take Place As Follows: Oct 25 8 26. 1982-Mon. & Tues. 8:30 AM·4:30 PM Harriman Hall - The Palmer Room - 2nd Floor Sou1h Campus (Main Sl. Campus) Oct . 27 & 28, 1982 · Wed. & Thur. 8:30 Am ·4:30 PM Room 10 Capen Hall · North Campus (Amhersl) Oct. 29, 1982 • Fri. 8:30 AM · 4:30 PM Milo red Blake Center - Ell leon CompteNorth Campus (Amherst) Please Note TM Following Requl~ Documents: Sinh Certificate illldlor Record of Bapusm (no photocopieS permiUed) Prool or permanenl Resloence: Driver's License/Car Registration or a Cancelled Addressed Envelope Card Processing Fee of $5 • CASH NO CHECKS PLEASE For Addlllot~alltllormatlon Call Dr. Gruber Bt 636-28()7 A Ser>l/ce Anqounct~menl By rhe Division 0/ Student Altair• ~ ~ �AGB debates sports fundin owers ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: SA Atbltllc Affairs D im:lor ktn By TERRY C ANAOE MU!IIIIInl Edt/Of T m rdurn for fu_ndfll&tht Un.a~cnu,.·s. athlrtic: ttrovam eamc undc:r KnJltnlz.aUon b~ the ArhltU< Go>tn>II'Cc Boatd IAGBI Monday Mea> lntacollcpll< Athl<tl< Director Ed Muto qUdtron<d the <U<WmW>CCS uJ!Ocf "tuc:h SA ,ould rrecu an athle\Jc bud$<1 .. , doa't thU1l rhlllht (AGB) <h~Jr on a ..lum. !bould rrecu tht budgtt," Mwowd ••u tbnc-'s a rrHJt on J budlc:t• fhtn:'s a &ood rea~n torn. "SA l\1111e!K Afflin Orurtor ltm I'<• e'q)laJned Ht cnftl m11wc of rn.,or moii"'C' to.- rthu.rnJ pll~'menc ''h 'l ~tfydtf(scuh to •·orl. "nh !hat ~tnd ('If i._l)rJ Olt tf QUI ht.ad~ aU 1ht time-," Mu1o d«l&rtd Budget fr«l.lng "c:aUKS • bardthlp on uudent't, \:.Oitehn and rhc public" Accordena lo chc toachn. a (rozt:n budgel ma_y l"'ft\ient 1 time or t\'tnt from takin.aplace Uru'<~Cn1ty subjeC'tm&the- t•u Admlnomaolon "'ould daall hooh J<Mr.J an~ lpct'ofoc tnt.:l&<l lin.. I() Muto 100~ rnpon>ibihty for the ~&~d chat !lOme or 1he mon buc rtq\.ltsU 'ttl ere sdf"""'planuor)'," The r.<U2 wor~ (Of' rho t!'l'rSI t! rcall~ Unta:U\1.1') •• ''I •on 'i pr«C"'t: aoy reP' unless u "< dont now ·· ha prod~mftl SA Prcilt!cnr CordeU Scllactotcr nrwn<d th>l •1111• the budaa upta.dlture rna.) loC'Cm dc&l to ath.Sdtc dirtCton. '' 1s not al••u tho cas< for ltudmt orrociah SA wu abo upoa that u r«f't\ cd no mcntton 1n ~pon• pubhcauon\ ar lll ccmtnbuuonl 10 1be 11hlarc rrocram 1-.s pro~ that tht dir«1or. a.nd athlruc aff&Jn duca01 be t>nnl«< on all aanK da)' ~ropanu ""'lth 1 watnncnl thar 1ht spon '' rund<d b1 rnandiiOI') \tudtnl f«t, Tho 1\GB •lilted 10 lhol YC1 an 11aumcm en.sued over 1he or appropriatcnc>> the !pom lnfof'll'llfion dlrtc'\Or'~t rille. Muto ltnned the. poshiof\ 11 \()Ont promouon more than 'pon~r~ inrorma~lon . ' 'Th.,'slifc I ,...,, .. lvfO responded. Sl\ TOU>urn Erk Ffiedma.n DOted. Hf h.a\-t the n,Jtu 10 frettt the budan but tht hoard Information - In haht of UB Spon• Information Dlrcaor ) doe• I don'lthrnllsn'l proper." Mulo must fC'VK""" the dft"lS.on ~ ,. Th< AGH •11ttd to an emcr&W<Y proadurc "here b) <!Ud<nt and atltktK'I Will diXUII any budJ"'&rf c:han&t> ,.;,run 2A hour> Sbould rbt four ~son rtprH<11taUVCS ran Wllik 1\lhlnics rcprcsauativcs llltrnpl<d to prn!Wk rhc A08 to commun>IY lw bcCft a ~bl.., fO< the arhktic prosram r.,. soru umt '"Tht COIMitiJI>lY wu tumtd of( b)' our tlllliiUIJOft, and I don't argued rhat tht m-en< " SA proe<dur< and mel< df10ct1t 1\ 11 WOU.td pa.~t&Dtrc that e¥eryC>n< would 1« tOI<Ihct." acco<rltQJ to Fnednwl. Th• motion wu lata anuncnd<d to avoid unno=ary clda)'J ann the probltm was rnol•ed by ha•1111lvo procao aD r<qu&• lor pa)'lll<llu (reps) but withold questionable check> In lhll way lllc clrects would be rcatly for the athletic direcaou as soon as lht problem,ls dtartd. lvcs c~w&ed that a proe<durc a.,-eed upon at the Lui AOB mccrina whereby tbo 1\lhlctic 1HE HOUOWPfNtrJPAPr:RS? WASN'T T11A r W/111 lrW?CEl10 I.JJBRICAI.ITE? 5UR£. .. ANO BoRIS IYIENZ£5PlAYE£)1iiE Ol.PGVP5'1'FRIEST /IV THE.5CEN£ WHB?E THEY 1'l.JRNEOI.Ct:15C 7HC GIRAFFES IN 111E{11/lr/ESEI?£ST/tfifWT... Bur SA Sporu lnfor-manon M1lt Eunct dofcndtd his rolt and b.u tulc. ''Tbt Information I handk 11 rltffncnl but ol's uW 111fonna1ian " l•o c~mtd. "tll<tt b aDI a ll<t of sporu 111fonnlllon on lhtJ campo~." A m~r allow the IWirltn& to conllnue untd a Board da:won. Fri<.tman WELL "mERE VOUHAVEITIDLJ<S.'AFrERSIVAU.OWINGOVERNINE:+IUNDR£1) 5Uf>ErR-IIoT JALAPENO PEPPeRS, OLD ERNIE HERE ACTl/IULY PReFE:P.S rifE 'TASTe o,: Q£1) VIENNA t!ANADIAN BEER TOA N /C£ tXA.SS OF 1-STEPOV€NCJ..EAN£R .' WAOO'f'IJSAV, ERNIE? ''He docs no• duxnunate ,-pon, cmc:rtt:nC')' comnuucc ll()( apu to • >Olutlon. lilt tntirc board "ollld be wcmbltd to rcndt< • deas>OD WlliUn n houn ol the clwli• Look Fo r APHOS at the Academic Fair, October 26 & 27 tn Capen Lobby "Special Viewing· MAN THE INCREDIBLE MACHINE ' Memberships will be taken these two days All are we lcome to stop in our office. Hours are posted at room 17 N Harriman . Remember: Memembership fee goes up to S5 after November 1st. ~ namn or 1ht SA l"fC''Idcnl, vn prcndcnf. trcasurtt .JPQrtt: •nrormallt'n ton.sJduab~ embarrwmenl budsct: fr«:c Refreshments will be served. on r~Jh ''1\&) nn1 brtn done ·• be powtti the Stude-nt A.n oaauon tS~I •ctaam (UI'Id> ~ 1 The Association for Professional Health Oriented Students _(APHOS) Presents· Dr. F. Schimpfhauser, Associate Dean of Medical Education at SUNYAB Topic: The Nature of Undergraduate Medical Education · Wed., October 27 at 7:00 pm in 'Knox 14 All students Are Welcome To Attend. or thll tnvohrs promotions, ElmeJ capiOUitd Promotrna 11<\n !.ale< 10 lb• thud; 1tw they're twncd on 10 h but lbc)''r< ~rthn& aood "'bd," Wrntlln& COKb Ed M icllaelllld. llolh ~behad and Elmtr hoped lbll increased nudcnr suppon would lead 10 111catn commutft1y panlclpatlan. " We're •• lilt procus or rumin& rl•l• thin& around," M'>ehad ,.;d. Friday bqins • boll or ftiltvitltS planntd to cdebrate )« hoenecomln1 ....~:end . Food, beer, and dandn& will be ~pc>nsored b)' SA and lllt Ah•mnr Allodadon before, durina and ann tllc I :00 pm foot.b.JI conttst. aplna Brockpon at Rotary Fittd. Most people prefer Old Vienna to almost anything. This advertisement is o blolont attempt to persvode you to buy Old Vienna beer. II you keep buying our beer. we'll keep running our cartoons. OldVienna Canadian Beer �editorial Essentially ignored For a community lhetreoognlzes lh14 Unlve~&lty u cssenllal 1& Its economy, Erie County 1rea1s rls lulure-UB siUOOn16-ralher poorly Tho Erlr Coun1y Boaro ot Eteclions nas consrslonlly enl orcod a New York Siete law prohibiting stuQenls from voung In IMir college communuv While lhe county may nave a case aga1nS1 dorm sludPnl$ retldlng temporarily al UB drl)llrorlly reslriCIInQ rnd>v•duals' voung prlvllejjt$ osseo on tnt ntlghoorhooo lhey live In os goossl) unfa• Eue Countv 11 not atrata to rake ale In counting .stuoents In theu census or 10 collect sludenl sa ..s ta•~s ren1 ano 01111'r Dilts 11u1 wne" 11 comes 10 stoctents we are treoteo oofferentiY~ Why'l The Counly 11 clurty afraiCI of stuoenl vole Its ki nd ol funn~ 110,. t~at worlls. tM on 1ne United States, tal> payong citizens get to ma~e oeersrons aooU1 where lner live 11 seems rna1 ahnough Erie nas complarn!ICI lhal rlls losing businesses ana oopulalion over Ina pasl lew years, 11 naa Dean Cllscouraglng a maJor pepulll lon Influx from remaining In the area. What feedback Incentive does a student have to stay In a place wllere their votes a~e nol counted and methOds of ldentlflcallon acoepled in otllctr parts ol 1110 State are refuted? The oampus based too<! servoce opo1allon d8<11alon to primarily accep\ Eroa Count, Sntrrlll's Caras far ldentlllcatlon purpaaea Is another step In lh8 face 10 OUt ol town student•. I& lh" AICOMI Review Boarct stating that a UB Student 10 rs no longer w<any proot or blrtf'l tor on campus purchase,.., Perhaps we sllOuld begin validating shallllf's cards Students ehoutcl not go througn the nassle of finding tl>elr Dlr111 cerllllcale• and paying $b 00 to .... aro a county snerrllf's office wnocn lhey lla•a no conlrot ove1 oecause they ••• dtsenfranonlsed •nd ostracized It stinks ol nypeerlsy - Lingering memories Wllh the removal of Bill Hughea irom tile mens basketball program, lour years ol conuoversy. contusion and conflfcl mercifully came t o on a11rup1 end. SBA votes no toiiO'*~nt waa unt to ua f'>MIIMnl 511.., B So"'P'• The Help offered Tt•• Sruae~~r s, Auoc1e ti0ft EOitor: votod 011 Octo""' 13 011 ln. I»OJf ol • 1fudettf tundfd •tud.nr uttlon Tht S8A Mlle ~J rltll o th• t sourc•• of lundlnQ Jttou/d be What can be done £411or '"' Student A•~ocl"lott •utmt.J• th11 ye•r n•• doutJHid I( ' mtf'tbflffllp JrOrJit 1.111 .,..,, ll'lfJ conaldllttd b•lor• trtY deciJron conu tn,ng nn• nalng tl'tl con.tructlon ole stiJdem umon 1.1 ,,,.,d trtt• Bot fd ot Qlfftton •offHd ,,,, unlus ofl•• r soun:C!s of !undlftl) ere a..•Min.-1, left' JIIIOMII rlf lll nOt IIJdOIR 1ft)' JIUGMf t~niOn (Uftf11(tfl proposals. l1'1t tim•• trom ,,. yur t~elor. • Mtt H I~Jl e1""e #!tO PiSI~C. '"• tt4JO" lor ,.,s 1.s th• sho • or Nttttelf ltOff'J tJB SIUdeiUS w•ntu'lfl J II P• I*TIO Stuoent Bat "HOCiattoo Pres.kH:nl In fe9•rrl• 1o 'iO~, '""'' page editoria l, II s. V.P.. Tlto n~ Youl/1 IS to - now th at The SP4Ctrum .,111 oe • ~PI>Ortlng 1•• arudenr.- thll r-11. In th• pest, It comf orting IHma- " " ' Tne Spectrum. In en ltflmpt IO be truly ob}ecrl'l'e. WIS 1 ~tumbling bfocJt to atudtnr I CI/Yflm A ! I lfudiHfl StJDI>Orted paPfr.Jt It n'ce to • • • 1111 f aWN oe~np tflturn«J I hope to J H • contltiMC"f In UJit" rn DeCf tllf041QoiiOUI rftl IUtUta fllfltw tftln lite d•chOI011tY 'fltlfkh ••tst• tor 1ft t ettre~ , ,. • "'P'•· too•t•n~ FOt rne ,.., rwo yurs. tM hll o.n rfCOgntz.t'f1 fot Otgt"'Uflon o, SASU illites , &tell Sutveya 1nd Mte t>u•lng on wtttltt n(JJ, lftff poult>ly • /ew Tne decision to lila Hughes was Inevitable. and 11 Is untonuMte lllal the University 11&<1 to suffer 1nroug11 his lanure for so long. tlughas was a heaoacl\e nol only to the Alhtetlc DePOrtmctnt. 11u1 to ln8 players ano the tans at well. Players were flOroughly dlagualod wltn Hugne• to tne polnl tllat team memt><IIIJContemolatilO silting aut the season If M was still in Charge Th• eonunual con1ravarS) UB was forced to tolerale because ot his positron would have gotten wor11~ tnls season. Wllh the opening ot lhe new Alumni Arena. II seems lit thai the team will atall the new sea,(ln with a dttlorenl coach a no a clePnllr Image l he horror ol what took place in Clark Gym tor lour years will not ~easily erased, but the future lou>s bngnt now too UB Recruument snould improve lor the squad ""lhe new comple• ae1s u a lUll tor inspired players T'he team nas the petenllal to De a oowctrnouse In Division Ill or maytle 8Von Oi•lalon I lithe University decides 10 go In t h81 direction, But even 1111 doesn't, t he P•ooram was atuck In the mud, wltnout any nope ol advancement Hughes' dismissal will t>realhe new lite lnlo I he Bulls. It's t ime to move ahead. l~ilr:ti<Hr, lhlt vnr-.1ry hu _ , 11/Htt«<f'l IJkfti fO t dd,..ll lnd , .,,,,. ' " •INHHI• ol the atudent popult llon Why <lOOt II ' " "' l hol trl•t ftttd to tort ' '' "' of one of '"' ••vconttxmtnr• ol ' "''Dr. tnatllutlon, lit• "u~"''' 5t mp,, you mutt rmd o1111nd IIUd•IU 11Hdl lte Un iVtltft y mor nood•. 1101 piHI IO/ plly Allor I ll. Whll II I ~n/olorslly WlfhOUt $1Udentl'1 IJ It wttat you ere puflvlng1 Are wt g~ng to watch Y<W . .11011•11 '8UII•rae/l IIIIHICJI lnCtltutt ot Ntw YM1' 1 tnJnk not S llri -~lnp 101 Ul piHo•. ond II rcw rrHfl •nr '"''''"" 1 wouNJ M more tftln wmmg to h e lp to Squln 14111 Smu PreJJdent S.mplets HowordFIIed SASenolo< ~tNmbl)' 1/eel,Jn., tiN ~ AU-If!bl~ tw tiiCOfln/1• fot muc/1 OtlrHI ~ould m011 It 11r1 .nWJillemenl d ldn'l dlmlnllh thtoughout tiJe 1eme1tet U1u1Ur 1r 1• /htJe nrw p.opJe wlto JOIIt '"' AJumoty '"'' tnd UtJ loJinp '"'""' bKIUJe f*Oihlng IP,.IIJ. #0 l~lm The lcwmjng ol rempo11~ COifJmlttHS in rite lnttfllf O# fltl JtudetJIS SIJOU#d ct~l•n• '" thl ,..,.,-.hlp ofllle SA Asumllly slop tne ••r ptt>O-Ihl l , • ...,,.._, 1 VB "~' •noulf1 1» r•• •n Mto c:on•'~• tion tnd tlfM ftt~JIIgt tH 0)' t~e $ 4 As$enrOJy A& m ant stildenta A:now tt'N $A A&fttmb~ mN11ng1 ,,. oplf'l to t nyone If you IJO IJIW 1 p r-obt.m Wllh IIIYihing WI'IIIJC>e'lef p/ei iiJ bl/np II to ln. SA Auem ~ly oqd WI wJIJ ger t omllh lng dOitfl, Tn e SA Auembty II ttre VOICIJ Of I hi ttudMtt. t ltflouQh many d O't't l H U th, WI )' II mo SA Aaum~/y I• "'" P'DP¥f!f, It could o. • ,.souroe,ul 'I'Ok:e ol e ttd to tl't• atudent& U"Y ROIOfll""l SA .UMmbly rMIIflber Student support ol our put public ludeta. Todey " ' ctn be proud ot l•n• car• service• ,..,dW'I•"• II• tJ'* I f Edlto<. SUHVICVNY sy11om, ••••• Bundy eld to pr/v1ttlns11tut1011r •nd of alreed~ "'tt Fo1 mo41 Ameflcan.i oduc•llon ,., N•n rht mtQk:- th•t hes mtoe the Konom~ mfr•cfe possJbttt A low coli JYJtem of fttgfter lduc.tlofl " ' ' Mlb~ Mllltort• ol Am•tlclns to m a~e tf'l..ellll~.­ tuUet tn ~ry .sen a•~ Pto'l'ki1ng • queiJty ftluc.tlo" /0' 1H, UttltnprMJ«< D~ .oonomlc lnd roe~• ' ,.,.... ,.. e ~sic tej.pO(taiblletr ol 90"''",.,' H~MI etJuUttol? IS en tmpo~ttttt lactOI ~ lf'l.e IIUml fl tH.-•K>pm..,t ol New YOiters /r C l ft ene D,. ,..D,. to l•ad /111-.,r l~s. g Nt m ote to t heJr chlldr. ,., lfrtl to o.com ~~t beltl l clllz•"•· MfVI lmpoffantfy, /HtfftiPJ, #ducatton can op•n IHOP~·· '"lnrla •nd ftelp to brfng togtfh • r men 1 nd * Omen /rom q JII.,t nt • thnlc. entl economic bac~p rounda ••'f In tddif'o" to beJng • to ltuman det~elopnHmt, "~'"" ~CIUllO" "'"'' N f N ff e f ~rf cl 041r ellon to OUikt • o.u., .conomH; future ltN Hew 'Y01• St•t• Otlr publiC ;nHstf'tent u. hlpoduoollolt Is /tl•t IN I rlt• t/Juton .tuiM.tnce progt am /'KIOITJ liNn mott " ' ' " In -rltrg O.mo<l lo high.. od~JC~tlloll lor 111 clllztMa. 1l>o 1 tullloo lrad/II<Hr ol 1/10 vn,.,alry .,,. • /lfoud moroum.,.t to ,,. fOtN/Qhl ·~ commn,.,., en, of'"'' tor'"' iTliP). mo<ltl lo lind way• ol giVIng slnglt more, tttfOCUifft~ tor tho.re w;,o need help mo.-t women paff·Umt .JtufiMts 111d those lrom KMOfntelll'l t11JidttlntapM badgfOundJ Non IJidJtlontl b4!tltt tttttlr 11.-ea and thole ol their chUdren th,o&Jph ftducalfon Wttlle I Anow fltll ftiJd&nlk 111 oont;Mn«< with •PKIII< tf1vullont t fllu••· 1 1~0 lnow we mutt. nowttver. ,,,.,...to do pfrfHtta ll'ltt lUll QPpottiH11l y fO It, thldf'ntl are tf'lroltmg lit~ , , , IJ ptog,.ma "' lnc,.eJirtQ numDe's CMC«n«l .,lri'IIIIU. I llfll Iff«:I Our NUCII~II lllllftutlonr ovg·" t '" olv• Tit• po/H:t.a ot '"' to N l'fSI)OitCif'Q to tftts .tl7nllte~nt UMd 'lllth mCH* I M• ibWty ;,, ltnentltl lk11nd ICid.wJ~ D/OgfltrtJ Unfo,unttely, . , preun1. parf run• ftue1•tttl (l nd lnctudfld In ,,.,, groupa " ' mtny wom.-n. mmorltlet end wotlr lng pnor) cannor gtt rAP •t 1U encJ upfHlt dfvii/On JtUdtMtl ,. llllt (tCIIIfy lndt()fndt ,., ttudentl IIJd pr~dutte JWdt tJfJ ~~ #mflld suu110tl Our 111te ou ld ''"'"clet 1kl progflm• • hoUid be AffltH~f'l '-1 MUll I» AHgtn AOmHHatllllfM ,-.pr.aent I tfUell to tM ~ ol Hew YOIA WI ftave _..., Reege'f cut ~~~ Gtlnf6 e ttd llil~ tt lOi n&. tiiCiOIJIIy II tid: tiN poor with lrtel fJOfllllJ'• tJudQ41t tflet hurt peop•. •nd tUPpOff ' " arms race (n•tead ol the nu''' " ltt llf AmeOtlrtl .Ytn f We lt•~ harJ t o Sttte. cur• all bf ' ' Allgtn ,.., cur tl'te t• • es lor lite rich anti Iough I IIJ<ef U iul/y IQI/nll EJM It·· limo to 1/ghl bock Roogo nom~ hll I I JIM, pMng rno COMIH• h • n•tw M041g fl ro provlfH l id fOi t #ttudwttt Who trllglrt be • •clud«< ltom 001'-fle or urrJv• tJity O.mocrltlc: Perry one. mon ' " IOti'COifOMIC I IIII Cflft ,..,on.. . ,--II A n M"-tf mMt Itt M rlcMd 11/11""" ' l id _ . , . . ,. lito b . ., ~IIHI ot ICOnottr/C -lopmonl ""' Ill • 'iota Stile fl-U Md I O.t/fl college cempuses The a tate hu o.gun 1 d•r Clre progflm cft/ldlen ompiOY<JII ; wo llllould look ll lh/J A"'erlcalllo fe91ln J,. I<:C>II0/!7/C llrldo It WIN 0. by ln~Hatlng Itt ow QJWI ,.SJ retource, ""'-'"· In etldltlon to ' " uttwatwrlttp COirlml tmwu to llfft ncllll ald. w• mUll 11-P~ weya IO mitt IM)' M-tlorlc opportunity to cMMO<IJirl lt ln. ~Htrl ol ,.odonnlp come to g rls» 'lf lth tlfe ' "' prob-· ·~ ,.,,.,. loll/litH!.. H... u• {JIII /I l hl$ -"IHIIrr , rou e grN .,, , "''~ l WI/I u r 10 Itt ttol» ,0'-' rour odltO(IIII />1081. Ill ony ,.,., / llopo you will puOI/1 ~ th/o '"'"' lor rour lellow 01udoro11 lla11olt. Ceendld01a to< aov.mo< �op-ed Grub Street By Lu J'uruu:- t ,..;30 p m one ...-day a ft .moon lett year. Mo!1e Ml out lot otto• hOI ci. .Ho £-, day sfle eauOf'll tNt .fhijll"' but out of Amh«at lo I he OleteftdOtf Loop. ~~ prooMC)eO to hi•• CSOwn Main Street to S•b&ey·• O.Oar1mf.nt StOtt 'lit Amhetat. whefe the aJttHnatlly 5CHd can<ty and c.atdl In the gUt Of'CW"tine:nl untl' etosl"O S"" ••• lOfty ant dtal"' t t\1~ a car . ~• It ts a tonq -.aIlL 8llt lht Pla4 to Otl to wOfk. ano w•'""'O atwayt 1 ch-eap and Independent way to GEl plaetl 8flldll, 11 w•s Uft to WIJ.. In tnt cJ.a.,.itne At A WOf- '""*' least It aeemeo that Wl'l U"up«ledfv. wllf'K)"I orowoc.Hon. M.,11 wa• lttackMI By tne ume 11 w.. O'V9f, '"• woulo "•~• raceivec) 1 Gttpe.hult-Jiz.ed lump on lhl t1110 from the b1Jf1 of a gun Ornl 1,1 lrfgnt Of hlf youno lift ......, asaaUanl had approacMd wllnout warning ttlrUit 1 PIStOl to Fl., oae:f\ l!ld or<Jerod ner 1'\0t to lhO~t He torcao nor &tro&~ Mtln Strett UHougn ,usn "our traffic. '"'" I0¥111t0 a clump o' buahet Only trMtn did th• fully fllltze whit tie f'IIO 1, m+rtO Heedi81J Ol U" pOUible COI'\&OQUOMOOJ. she began to stream, frlQk1en1ng "'' eltackor away and nat~owty ayoldtng what could htYI been anothlr ¥10fenl tragedy AflO to tt'lln« ttlll. wt1en lhtt flld httrd someo,e running up behind her o, lht tldiWIIt! lh8 1m1gloOO tt wu on1y 1 Jogger ~ape 1s one ol out molt '~~10111'11. dOQ!"tdlng -tfl<l ei'I"'11onall+todamaglng crm'lt• h •• 1110 ono ot tnt most wtdesoreaa-tn 1Ga0. thtft were 82.068 to•ciD.. repel ret)OI'16G IGfOSS H'll C0U"1t\' Wnen appUea to I per C-IPill scale that maltea tOt a national av.,age of 71 rapea oet every 10,000 w011'1-•n That t~restOII I IUOttanUII ,.,.. lnctease trom ~eara put In• t'IUmDtr of OffttnHI repo(te<S 1n 1971 to ,980 trteroaseo by eight oerc•nt wrthll• tll05f ftOOf\OC' hom 1876 "'~' nun by 1 ttunntno ·~ perce-nt Anotn*f tnln-g aDof,lt r•Pf' It otten got1 un,tOOne<S In tne Cny of ttl'o 287 t~clble tapes ._.. ... tKOtded .... 1Q80 hOwe•M Crtl •tl•mlted lOIII "umC>tt Of OHI!f\sl• out to con.i·O~aO''f more u~•n 11'111 -407 to oe e'ac1 Tn~• 1s II one can De lt;lc1 1n utlmaHng ~w a... •Of'' Guest ()pi IUOI1 W t are lOrry tnat lOrt At'in t(ta,., 1 Jt~J•nt at 010•~• ut w1tn 1 gooa OQPQ'11JI'II1y to ctatffy tn• miiCOt'I(;CtPtiOnt 1M1 Quite n&htJtllv 'urmuno t~ dewacopment of any new helo, ponlculo•ly one •• contro..tSial u Women't Stoeli<la T~ll ye11 womtn'o Studt.. nu ltlt tilt Colleoloto syslem ro join the depanment of Amerlcan Stuctln In the Facuhy of Ana and Laners In prepereuon to, beeorntno a d&gr. .grantino ptogram Our Qroooeal for a BA waa re~lewed by a tacult~wtde commlltH chatred by Professor Mlrtorle Girth and composed ol Proreurna PaU1tla Eberlein. Josepn Fra4!n, Clair Kahan&, Carolyn f(,of'srneyer Kennetn Le'fl, and Norman Solkolf In March, \982 11 recommended to vtc•Prosl<lent RoubDrg tnat tne SA program be approYed and, elnce thai tJme, the Vlc&-PresiGent hll m.dt a tlmtlar tteOmmendltlon to Plealdent Simple. Thll revtaw oroceaa " ' ' aer.eo to rtnauy esuoftn Women'• Studlee 11 1 ~oer•ou• ln1eUectua• field on our catnput anella eon1111ent w+tn the maturing of'"' hetc:J na1~tiiV Atl., 12 yeara ot reseatcn 1nd ~taen•no, Women'• Studies hat Pf<MKI Itself aa a t.gltlmltl &IU o• IUdtmJC lnQUI'l' Ill goalt are c;omp..~~: end fnctuc»t: f1l offering 1 contlnuoua crt11que ol ma•o&n In uadttlonalld'loterahtp. (l) ~u;rautng new feMareh on women ar.d ge~or ,~at'Ont.. 13) usl"g t1t10 new 10 _..,., , , _.... abcxlt ooc:teiJ aM nutNn lito thAt Mly ln<:OfpOiato ~nowle<lgo o' bOth se•n l4) cr..hno toucalloneltorma 'NNC'n encompass • temlnlat ¥11""' thai Ia cof'duc'"' to the gfowth ot aJt num.n beJng.a. (5) CKO\'fdlno a mote 0011tWe educadonaJ env1roni'Nf'lt lew ~ ,....,Gil "'''*' To acnt*'• t-.o goolo, w,_•a Stuaieo """"to have 1 '41fi.C currtcviY'm- frx non-m•Jon .,., D"O¥t<HI coufMI wMn ofle< o c>en-'1"" on ,...., malo< tiolcl andlof gtve I rMittUC aaNUment of IM role 0~ women 1n ooclelv '""' J"ill help''*" In lotor 1111 Mojolo lotlow a riQO<oon C<WtM ol stUd)' tnot • • lull)' to the tosearcll.,., - • -• ol IIMI lloto OYer IM C>U I two '"om yora, we naYe '#lo Of~ed tntentl•el~ to c,..t• thll Df06d progra m In partte..ta r, we no .. dawloptod • Tnlrcl Wotld WomM~ •t Stud•es. component whtctl ofltft an lnttoouctOtY courn, .. Minority Women In '"• U S. '' tv~ s.emester, ph.11 a t ....ttw-o Olhef c:.oursea, one Poc.ualno on U.S mtnorlues. ana the otn., Ott womttn lntemaltonally. We have alto C)tvtk)l)ld 1 ~ ~"'• "Feminism l nd tl'tt Tradition•' O.aclpllnte," which bri"O' tooot~• r u ,.,...,.ant to 1111 ...., tholr ~usb&ncls a M 1>01'1....,..._ Sue:~ t e l - •u Important onovgn lot'"" F B.t to·~~ In o tornmettt •n ns sc.antity-worded summary ln lho Oltltot"' crtm• /fflpOn for 1MO: .,Even WUh tne advent ot rape crt.Jl-1 centera 1100 an tmprov.ct awarana.s by 004kll Clel!lng Wltft ra te1k'n:S, IOIG!Die r~pe,. a V~t Cfll'l"'e agalnst the oet lS stru reeogntted as one or tho moat underreported ot a lflde1.. ctlmes .. Why? For t•o ,..~~ 11)'1 tn. F_SI_ lear ot u.ullanu and embanaument over the ~ncldents 8oth r•asona are re~lbly uncteratandabte A.ffet' all, thougll there h as been an JB P«Gint lncttU.f e~ldtr'll '" rape a Hests. , ..1ptogreu h.u oeen meaoer, since 4i percent of the known forcible rapes were etoared by arrest or '"epHonaf meU~s- '" 1980 E'-60 so. ln.tl leao~ea av•r "'" ot tht ttPQI11<1 offenses uncto.~ rec . not to mention those lalt unreported. And when tttere·• 1 bOl50 Chance tn•t. 1nr0t~gn a teoa,lloQOphole o• rnhced senten.cft, your ottencte' may t>e out on the street again, even tu~t awaiting trial. you're mucm mo1e likely 10 evo'd oHentun; n1m hJrtno, b)' reporllng him 10 the pollee Bea,de•. rape, even attempted raoe./t embarrosslng ancs aomehow v11guely compromising Aher ell, If tool>; MtfiR a year to leU mo, ana I'm one of her 0811 hlends. It you'reln.Uttestact In '"~king out these IICII. fUll need down to me Go'ltlmmenl Oooumen11 oeslo; In tnt c•aement of lockwood t.JbtJHY Ask lor the moat recent Unllotrn Crime R•pott, 'llf'hlen comes out yearly ano provide' Doth tonat and oeUonet rape atal!&,lea Otuk tot tnt Soutc•boo* of Cllmmal JvJrlc• or Fedetal Ofl•ndws In US Ot&lf~l Couru I wlstt ~arta nad It'.$ •" ti\MI E'~~ If )'O&.+'fe not irltelested ~n stlfiiUcs 't'OU m'9ht bfl piqued to dts.c.over what your auattant m•ght 01 lilt..l • ~~• Mifll, ptobal)ly oe a •tr~tnger tomed:aY be aua~64 He 11 moil llke1Y young •'nee ~ ~f<*'lt ot all ra;»SIS ate tJndet 2S TnouQh SltOtl>tly "'~' tnan ,.._,, of ell rape offen<len are A hilt. he CO\IIG tuJt IS •hot.ltd you, wo» lie bl<ock-tM nutnboto ..,..Do<ll tollt - " the mlckiJ.. T!IOIO't o U C*-1 c - M'lleo<ry o NNpon-11 M IIOeO, itl DIOI>&bl)' lie 0 ~nile b<;t mlg"t be ocjut a Q!.H' Since •2 peroent ot most rapes. 111 ' $..1reet. park or , ..kJ. tf'ett may """ be mvch lo rvn to You'll have 10 11\e YOtJf cfta.nc.L Wnn tbe thrNt at a weapon. tnos.e Chlll(tl ate toweted t m one ot thole ln<leoender~t IJDeS, 11-'e ,._.,,._ The htght I fHI wMn I went down an unlit street atoM at nlgnt 11 matchtd only ~ tn• hustrallo.n tl'lat C-ha••• """' racogr~l.tt tn'; own lmpottnca Most of us are cruc-.e, wHh ftN or no defenses but eMugh latsa e»ltOe to COI\'4inct oura.etwt• 11\81 rtO\hlnQ w Ut nappen to u1 AI a woman l.n net t!IHy tw.nuea. t rt•ttte t am at pealri 'vsc.epllblllty to be vlcllmlted b'; a Ylotenl c1rme $1111 ll!f'OS1 ~wclu$1Vtl'; tt.S tf,cted to tnt htmllt A' e cn!ld, I rln'\lmoef OriSIIIng Whtn my mother conated me by the tlf attlt a1nner el"d ~r. ept me hOMe white 1'1\)1 bfomer o•l1cped on Into the dAik tor ano1her two t'lout!l of play Toc:t•r~ ""' sent~ ot ,,.., tnjutt1ce ft 1mplllled: 1 now 111\gte with reot Whftn a fourteen vear·otd girl ts round motet ted and beaten In a Itela, mtlu hem the ul"'oolyatd when I a~tUf'fQ wn•r• ane "Ad Mtn o~tlltnlfv awaiting a rltle home. Llkt many wnmon, I'm alc,k of being afraid t•m -siCk of Iliving I tit llbtary early so ~ c1n get ooma white it' a ttlll 1 dayUgnt 1m tick of begging lor 'tats tnt time after "'"e at _,,ght. t'm alck of tlavtno ro u k some oeer·<ltuy jock to wllk mt to my car becluH I 'm atrald to walk thete alone t'm tiCk of lht sill';'. stU ~Importent gfth thai apreaos acrou hla lace when I do I'm tick ot n.-no my lneleCHtndon~ IUI~Jilecl I'm tJek of Delog fo.-c" to heve mv ..,.~ •n nand when IIIIP up to my~ Arw:t I"' s'Ck Ol OM~Ing OV.I my lh04.1kttH aU tM WI)' But t m see red I'm see red tf'ough to koeo tea'41no panlea earty end tO .,alk W~~lth Others at night. I 'm sc..ared encwg~ to twaUow my OriCSt tor mr owl" aatety Beeause 1 ~now 11 t aon 1. tntrt may not oe tnuct\ onoe tefi-Of anyttllng till for tnll m.atltt Marla knows that-now SO .:tot 8ectuM 1M ne•t i09o~ )'04.1 He come t\lnn4i'g ... nue atone IU&r """' o. tn. 1aat By 1he Steering Committee of Women Saudies SUNY. 81'ng;tlamton. cN»M to ra1u ,.., aotaa end CrtfiCtlm a~U WCMMn S St\K21t!l In a &ell., to 1n• S~ctrum ont,.. rathll tnll'\ 10 Women'• Studies dueoc1l'f Nevetttttltsa. ,.., ltttet 6oes manr orlenM.S go um~ed. alnc::a m any Vktlmt .,, ta culty toctutora tn>m 13 clllloront ctepe,t1rnen11 lnCI KhOOCI to ln~toduce •tu6tnta to tM tmpoot 1M pot0!1tlol ot Women·• Stuolot tn tneoe diverse . ftokiL In OOdltlon, we navo lncrauoo tna number ot couran Which 111 cra.•lfttld with ue, tuctl • • 11Womett .ana Theatl"'. Womef' won. erwJ Soc4al Ct'!lnQe. ""Wome.n In Anflqult.-: ana""'' semeatet welf& adOtf'IO v•' another new cross-hsled coura-.. "'Women 1 languegw •· ~t1tlermou' . we •re contii\UlrtQ '" tne procan of <letlogntno 0\lt own new couraea. tuc" •• Woi'Mn s Anmsking, ' and updAtlttg estabt"hed courMI to h:elp u.s me$1'1 wfttt .Stu<Jents· mtetests more compltftiV Tht& current wo"' '" cumcutum cevEIOQmen1 reHectl our pflortty of bflhglng Women'a Stualo' to a!! many atl.tdenh u poulbte, and ol en.suttn9 '"•' '"' tremenoous gains 1n tes&erch on Nomen ana gendet relatione ot the last12 years ar• not tost to anyone pur•ulng the!, undetgraauattt educatiOn. Vet ocu,-,u~e tn• acoademlc ! PDrOYal of our courses and our pr09ram, tha ooala of Women'• Studlea are .tllll 3tmourn!ad by conltovetoy, And sine• d1fferent coul6u &mQhUite Oilftettnt goala, the controversy varies from c:ourse to coutte For lntlanco, there 1re D'obablv man)~ fooulh a nd atudtl"'tS oo our campus wn.o woutd lfltlatguo lhlf male blaa dots not extJt In uadltlonat scholarship an<t U1-t,elore 11 11 un,ec:esurr or even QOIItluii.V CIOQfT\IIIC for Women's Studlea to offer a critique ot ma..,·bln S.mlllflyl aome woukt •rout that tnllft ta !"Ot onough HtiOU-I rt.MIJC:h on women to allow rot rfoo,out c;outaee on women's history OC' women' s llteflt\ife Othera ~ld diiiQfH wHh an at.~~dem~ prog,.rn Wtt4cn omptlulzes creating • poaiUVe teaming eno;lronmtnt tor women TMY woukt tee thlt as • serYlce function ..,_11)9roprlata IOf •~ acedtmk: \.lnrt 11 It tl"'la IiiIt- deo.ate wMcrt I a at t~ n.•rt ol tN crhkC&m moat ftequently raJHO a bOUt ws 2t3,. tn lhls ease by lct1 Klan In her Nllef to rn. Sp«;JrfJm, bvt 81.60 bv "''"Y others on \1'111 camp.t.;t The arguf!\l'nt '-' an cHd one and cent eta on Whet"lf eqval 1te• 1ment b auWctlftl to tt'ld dtKrtmtnatton Of wtwtrteor tMfe • Ito nwos- \0 be some AHitm.aU•• Act ~n progtam aawelf An of out C.Oo~Jf'~:e:t a tm to ilnCNcwe tne eoucaUof\ ot on tn1a camp.us. but t.hey 4o ao •n Cllftlfent way1 TM mtfettty of CMK counet tlmply c:flale • t)OIItWe 'WOI'T*'I ••• mlng en•lrOf'lment fOf womatt by ptoo;td•no \nfatm•tlon on IMOtMn, a.nd by auurtng lnat oi<S astumptlon• abOut WQf'TMm•a k'tfet\otlt}' are rtal lnteora(e4 Into the cJauroorn eno;"onment. 8U1 QIVen the 'iet'f dlaturblng fACt that m•ny women do not value theW' tnltlteclull eb4flly and 1\1\'Ct tntama.Hzea 1 Mnh of lnfer•otlty, 1nere lfl aattoua QUtsUons about wtletM, a ptOQ.tam of almltar treetment for men and women l& enoug h to '"'If)- t>asac aocl1 1 orootema.. Th6reto••· a few of of.lt coursta. o f which 213 11 IM moat notable exampte1 nave exPtlllmented with w ays ol tooontnv tnot mlll~t lmprcWo tile cnancu lo! '"" majorUy ot 'MOIIUI"-not 1\.ltt the exceptional taw- to puttue fntall.ctuat wotk. It attempts to ma•lmlu Ul6 p• rtonl l COI'If"'tcUon b41fWe&f"' womel\'t own e11.pertence Jnd '"' .soc:111 concJ•Hon ror -.o,.n For tnstenca, tn ~rf'llng abol.lt CII.Seflm•nauon ln tl'telabOf fOfte. 11 ""P"'''"" IJ'~at Wwoman "'ed to at!est """"•' thl!i trwte11e 10• tntlr own ltv-u ancJ careers 8eeause iM couru asks tneu kinds of que.sHona.. m alt and tern•~• .student a w!lf ttave some.,hat Ollftflnt ecoerlences W'l ""class AlthO\Ign t"t •ub)ftOt n'latter 11 ftlevant to both •omen ano mtn, U1 meenlno 11 OIU11ent for Nc:f\ su.· men.,, toernlno abOut themaetvea tnrouol1 ~a,lng 1 woman's pertr>Ktlve, wnUe women are learning directly abOut themSttVII Thlt fl Careful!)' IJIPIIII'\.cl to SlUdt"nt$ at ttle ~lt~ntno at tht •en'\tltft( .o thlt ttudenl5 wm know In advenc.o what thiV can IJCp&et. After hearing abOut Us 11m1 1nd lntenuona. menv stuelttntt, female aa v.eU aa mAte, G-"oatt to tlftO another Clourse that botuu sulfa lhftU tntetnttl. Womort 1t Studies It fully cor.~mllted 10 touowlng the taw 11 codified In Tttle1X. Nhk:h fotbldt toA d!fCftmlnat'o" In eouoatlon We tteve "ugi'U a algnllicant tHJMb6f of malt IIUdtnlt ovet the veer• who have had poatUvo exptfttneet In tne orog t•m Unforlunetety. but lypiDIII)'. tf'l... ntvtl tKOf¥0 pobtlc attentlo". Our dlscuss~n• ot educauonel m.ethodl In monlhty •ntttuctofl' ltKntnafl have, altta•t onco a yoat. 'oc:uied o" 111ut1 conc•tl\lng WomM'a Stud'" ana th.e educauon at men Tttta Iaiiie no ••c:epUon •nd.ln tact, dill to tnta cunent contJo....w•y, we wm be fllvlng • M'fiN ot Olacu:ulont W• f'Ope I hat ellat""•nte 'lltllf become lncr•••mo ~ famUIIf .,llh thl loU bteaatn ol out cunfe'Uhl"' &NJ tn\4 1 courM IP\t t moll 1\lftt ~' lnttf'lltl &nO t~Hd• Fat 0Uf ,._,, Wom.A' I StUCites wtll conlln\10 to -.too • vllol t>toor•mollompUng to ftt()Otle! to el\laf'll ancr tacuny concefnl to tM blest of OUI ID4Jtty lnd fHOUIC.O. I t well II ~ IQ ing tn the onootnD ....,,,_.'" l-ftoOlo Wlt" tllo tnat11uUonattur'on of W~'• Sti.HStn. We 'nvlt• au of )'04.1 wM .,. In tiNts tid to~ out our COUrMI l nd OVf PfOQtl m•l -..lrKUffk:Ular ect)WIUea. Wt ate ~tid I t tOI WtnaoMt A ~u... You c.an ruch us at 831·)405 In OOdlllon to !Mtllng room, wo 11Avo a llt,..ry a,., rtoOUtee room dMIQntcl to ato lloelonll W!ltlnv pa C*f• · D\10 to bucloat """ atalt cuto. '"" outldlng Is open only 3 do yo • - - . Moncloy 11-3, anc1 Wtcln.allda y and Frltloy W. otuo 12-3 on Sotutclay -!It• Tit• StHr~ng CotrtmlltH of Wom•n•a SttJdHJs t1 compoJed of· Coolflln•lor Rulh MtyttOwltt F•c•lry l ll K1nntcly FICU/Iy Ano Alt~la Hldligo Grodllllo SlllfltM Jo..p/1/nt Anlloy Orttl"'" St•denr SUtln 1"t1rle1 Community t..otu,.t Donn• 01na Und•rqr•dt~•t• Pt>qgy ffot>ertt �feedback United cost ot ,• .,~IY IOICI#d !Nr to oum I told 11tH tfl•t tM fldkWOfl .sh• EO!lCM '~"ed t.~ftlled <:~ wen.'' w1m •nr phllt:uo;,htctl ""'"''on our ttun' cltett K "VI C'oniiOfflnQ tttat Sftf sh• 1hurs ,,,.'flsun. ol ojg c rmu cot4 ;;rllltefJ U rn•uer. sh• 1'0 tug llf'IO W~dge tOtJIIC.OO" 0, u cold, 111rd usn ~ )' vncle Mortv ,. .,. o1r eomo•nr '" KUII ~tt1 I nil jt& Clllmt lhbl '"'6 u nof c • .n ti'>~ fhO\IQ'I't non~ c•" f•P ••n <NI't( rfiJ .. ,.,,OS IN rh "''.$ fii#OliOO'I Ina fJINn 'f)~'rtJ 1/1 fl'l .. rtgnt ,.,IJff"'ti/1 "i plt;IU A llflh p1;ti$F Allfh 1ftl$ If not H li4~ Jf);tf (nlll ~lff)I MflfJ In Y<Jrtt !: •II• lot h MilO hiS i l'()l11:1t:fKJ" ot ,,,._4n1UM&d 4 tum•'.1 IIIC~O'"''Q • lff'••NAIJteC gopht' t H"l"'*' C g I"<' • hillf"Sit' ~1.-f,. *" ,. ,., "011Ct'4ll f 'f10f Df'Q4..grtt oac:~ ''Off' Mlro•"'·'"· jlrt i"e "'"'' rlf" Jo fttDr<lmg $Of'IP "' ~ "'''~"':. ,, ,,,_ ft>l'fii"O montlt:s HOm Hl'f/S.lltJI(/ c.. l11.om~n·tr c•n qp.tm!'>G '"" lhf" Qu•l•lt Oo ~,.,~ D' Of.fttO I'IUI'TI•, or "'w""l"f" 'fltlt .It tv 'WI .fh;f tlif"y(li"l!' ~ftC' •i I lfeQ..~bl•c•r4 '""'f'Cf._.,,,_ or R.c;wtJ '''"e1 t. "'O'f rom•nt•r otlmn1on m1g,t Of" rtte1 to.,, •t flumJI'I IC) IOitiJ"~' tll~lfll, 1(1 ltJfld money mOf'()fW: You 1Pf' tr w.u uar ·c as flrflf u '"' Mllers tJ, .,,_c~alfV m Str/pt r111a lUI ptOIJIDty tlllt fO hft fftlfQ 9r1tde tr<~ehe' Mlu £t11 l<arnpl, "'"" tlhtght only"" lette,J nHdftd ro SJ>f'll 'OI&etplutt. Jnd o'len ,..,D tCaOI. b..,ll'! 10 ·~· .. U1 HCJeC:••''t•""~ 0.11t9 1ft IQIHinenJ hlrmomou• ben e'9flt out"' ten •co"onue-s a~,~tmg tne c'"" O.tl .,.g W-'1, Sr.tf011 W.JS lmally .omtollfd w lt8fl I PfOP<Uofte1 JO lrt~r ra,a net t ffl:ll <+etf' Cl•,.,ly Otfliilt ,.,, , , .,. f,ttl (,., can pleA uo I'IO.SI 1~1 "11' " ....,.,.,,.. .. I U•l' tli"OO~ ~ ,.JU. Sft41 1'1 H INJI"t ~·~'"'"tit Hfl 8t"S•Qt:! t,.C',. S an ltl'f'•l't OPIOMflrt~>l "'he.• g;H•J Ul 41 In thf f.1';-llHor •IJ•• SO I :If Of_..•• ll"'S"f D.C:.W!t" lffet IH Artf/1 (/t4ft t Wlt'lf at)' ~. rti me to oe P't;tfJf 8uf Snerof1 ecft~tnceo mt wnen sh£ 10"' Dotrlled out lt'lfl ,.~,~~ U somst hl"g ..-em f!l rong with OtJI tmte baD~ '" ..,, ' ' '"''' Plrf~llrl"f u-.es S•mm~. tttollgfJ on·mln<ttKI tol 1\0 or.t Uncle Morty IJ IUCifrllfld by hla El.,em Alter 1ll1 rl't• movler , ,. "'''AIIO. In "'e People"$ ~., ~·..• w"r '"" 1111 t "'""' ,,..,. 1M .,. llffl to ' lrole 101 f~~ro hour• bel~ ~ndmg tt New1r- f.lrp011, Ttte pt1ne wu crowded lnoUOit tHior• •II lfld to 111nd artd •tarr 1plnntng m w• 1'/fnf ol I SfHioU.S ICt:-,ttent to CHn ,_,,, fl l f tutN oaoy. s&.~eh 1.s , , . OOCtOI mun i~tQ ro aarf C6H1206, OutorHJ"'f s-"'Nr N Lo• by m~tftltf. 04/f CIJUrl co.~lct Ifill J.Uf'll'llll. 8trH1·A kllm1 .IOI'fl fJIC• fJOI Gltlelttrt SOUP •te oddtc qUiel!y onoiJ{Ih. ttl O<JI ol t:# r;lten ~ilp, m••• it tile spll' piiC. on OUI /Ott And W"*ft .... ,.o, ond Otl"f rho coiiH rtgnr t•n•IIY 11nd«< eoy ....,. mr ~· . ..., . , . ... I r~ W• ttl on no• , . /;I'WKJ our ,.,,.,, tfte qutlt/011 ttml lnr, "AI• tKhnofogr end hum• nlry 4mltll4'1 .. ~ wOfJJd Mwt ro 1tpu. th• l they ''~ • • p.c.J• IIy J/ttee 11/ 1 m 1 glrltt~fWJ M '"' woodt ,.., tl"~• tro"' lhe tuU moon. m• dwlndltttg umptl,., •nd J1111 tbout eNrytlfJnQ . ,., In thot• woodr. ch'-t r.cN.Jitlng t n tle• m.,tt. 11 oil OOII• down to rh• Idol llrtr ,.,timind flY'" I I'Ciflfll phUosopMr. • .,. m••nt ro 'VI 1~. hl'd Ml/'l wmgs .. Of' WII tf I /fat •MS oy BoO Poui!NoU, . ,.,,., of tho ~ncftOf S.r on ItA I In SfrHt'lln ,,., CUI; Wa melttlttg,.,• • lfhout '"' oluochHoo. Tno potnr It lit" rtcnoology hu poJ"''· 111 good poJntl end Its betJ but •o long 1 1 ,,,.,.,..,,,. pMCMtt o# hvm•!lltt • Ill lfl1"f« •tt•tJt en ,,.,..-,,u,, ..-as glowln.g At tlrtt •• atttlbuted u to I! a !flrtg liJfft:h(l(/ on c.tmflul, , . , •• Allin t.udlflll!"l, • - •hor tJIIIe,.n~ tiHt u melfe Nhet~ I beU~e 11 11 gootl ot ewuo My Unclll "'''Of et Sure lfft man toOmJ hi.,. hour• on FrtrJ1y. tJut u•wtfllllfr ,,...,. .,. cloud 0)' tfte ume fffe ~~ • ,,..,tl•• Morly wtn $fill COftf'"lit IO DiJ, Ott I IUfOift wtl;, iiP 10 llflfl~ Okt l•dtffS and Wh4JOII ~~~!·•In tO rtte" e'IIJ O rwtH wit ''P"'' l~l'$1 OOnc:«llf"d .ttH)Uf I'K•I\'InQ rad,arlon Altv 1 11, 1he had OrK» oo.n • G"llrt tmoo\er rlslnp um '"' ,.,1t•nd Tn• Ami·Rope Tuk Fot« " • stutttltt orgenu•non dflfJICittfl to tlfe ptiHIJiiOft Ol flO. Inti $1 ~ Uit Uf#Ulll on DOth c•mpua•s IIH1•tt tfl• lOCI I commurtllt. We P'O'Ik/1 lhD&f WUII nollo-la IO lltlpl.a.tty sit s#rvlcll tHck~~gta notn»ll are lfOUfiQ tnd Will lOt Mondty /0 •round oetorfj th1J'1 tlfl ob(ll" ~~, t~lr ~d19*1 It d~tn•t m•~• •~~~ "''' • ''"' c,.u pacUgt c;an ,,.~, lrom '"'1-'ftllf Jn '"" e<>u.rry ro US to lllrw doyw. only 10 Of lt•itl up IIJI tfiiH mont bt fM •~>••net ot•ny WHit•nd '"'" toom hours. 011 bOur (ltf Mt ln St •nd .t.mh• r•t c:1mpuses. Tht Aftti·A•P• tu#f F01ce receives nnancltl &UI11X>" trom Sub BMrd t Inc On rne Amf'Hitll ctmpuJ, we II1.,.104Jf ,.,.,. .teOonsln -r""' owrr Mondor lhru Tltundey to e.-con womtn trtlffllng I lone to ptrltlng lots oulldlng•. bus • rop1, on<J tho Go'lernor's rt.sldence comp/1){ Thtt Su,..Jrtr ~ou ld not 01 111rl1h to requflf that tiHI m111 roomz 0. _.. lor rW<> hour• on S•l.rtioy IYWIMQ Of SUndly to t l.lieVietJ fh•• problem ol ,.Citage ooldup ,Arttoft• whO ftll Itt~ tfHI •t•tlon• ,,. locatftlet the Un<Urgroduoto LIMry, L-..ood UOrory, EHICOII SIW..r Clift>, ond Gowti'?O(I: Lettm•n deJit u • aPfH'It/ng erJ»fltm'' ()I "'~lftQ Wille lit Ilona Mond• y tltru two or uuee •~til dl'fl tor •• lmporront poc/tego w/11 Thllrtffoy o r rho Moln Stroot LIOtlry, Hoolt~ Selene. liOrtf)'. ond OOO<I'fNr Holt. Wa oloo to wilt fhom••l•mM' Unlv.rsny11~1 On M• ln Sr.. we nJn OfHtlmpus 1111•1'11 S<lm"' Unl•fttt.lfJ 6Hidetll on ,,. ..,,,. St. "'"Pu•~ Tn. tan run• fiVfHY •out on the trour lrom l-12pm , • ..., doyo • ..- . Tlto vett mtktl lour •IPP•. In front ol Squlro Hollon rlto oour, Ololondort Brakes EOIIO< A. a re•d•n ol The Soec1rum olroorty onow, SUN Y /WIIIIo II tfJrtemty tm btrtf~ on In EntfV'I ConlfH"f'ltloft Cl mpelgrt Till ga.l ot ,,. c.m~Hign Ia to put ,,. btU'II Olt U 8 $ OUfgft,JtJg •ttllfgt "'"'lOft '"'Feculty ...,, m~mbMa Cl/t "''P the bfllt-wflleh Rl•Gind S: r2 "Co"''"'' us .. ptopllm oy ••wno ••Jd• cl••• time ro .show cx;r ttm mlnult af/Qs p.rogt•m t• •elltbla rnrO<Jgh ECC. &3&-2103/ Jnd ro diJWSI IM1Q't COI1$11Yit l0n ,, Qffl~' ' t•rma •na•• 11 llff<t:ll ,,.. tJnN.,,It'l 111 ortter to tttlp '""''''ffl f•cult'l Jeulon on corturntton, orgenlte • cttss lUI t complete<~ • wtJ'vt "ct•uroom P•c•et" ot me lenall mclutJittp 1 COIIJitY.IIOn pr,ner. I CIIU OiJfiUtl .M d~SCUUIOft 9Uidt lfHI • couple bt samp'e f'llrtdours 101 DOSJit)l., di!Unb~IIOrt I" CfiiC 1•c41ttr mrerearOG tn IX>totlrtl~g • copy of tflf P•c4et (or wiJhlnQ mo, tniOtmltiOn tt>out Cottlttve U8) ,,. utgMJ to conttcf m• ' ' ,,_ Am/Nrsr FttrJI<:ol Prool 0/llco /IS3f-2fm) WallorSimConMrVtl U8 l'r011rarn l . n-- - --:11)~- EdltUf ~,.,w.d lo lfte mattt>o• IS lortlttg ~ iftCh.lfNtg OUf' aI,_..,..,._ Wfr t ft'lel'llll lty eve-n m~ Qltl, Stt11011 our we we~e r•ll1vld to reafJt• rltlt If w•s meretr 1 "lp rtno cJHnl"9" oP*tt'on ., Hoo¥e1 Slfarort • muaJc ~til an E Uat mi"JO' a t Bu,llo St.,~. wu,. ffmpl'y o.c•usl Extnl protection tit~'' 1r1 flO wetMtntJ tttlll room IDtC• I QIIttll t dVt nc.. In M'ffttM HQOAel C/MtniCI I ComiM!tft l er me te" you, f!t.,, , u: nottfm~ more StfMIC to Mholtl 1111n lite ao/r, yeJ~w, evening glow coming utgenc ~ to 1>"011/tU I ll Ofl<41mpul V.ft JWV'" t.chnotogy, Out,.,. • • '"~ 1 l>orrHgoln IIIUI TIN #ll,.lolloh didn't ewtt "'"• to ~ s ll r«:ttnology-"" {COfiH N I I'Oifll(l. lftd#J/1$, EJi-' Oll>bol>lo) . , •• ,.,.,, l lpUI"f /hit t ochrtolog y rulnt rno llHuly ol IIIIUrt ~ tit• ~()lttfl ty, /1111 fi l l _ _ , ,..camping wtlh my ,,.,, v.ont ltOUff In eny .,.,,, -. fltfOUid n• lf• • oortt·l g•m ,.,, ruDe O•&r /tlow you r•ligkJu•IOIU tre olt•n • big a ll, FU'It ~McJ•pe• h """'" corr.pl-e1ery tHJ•ce~'ous fti W to wf 'I two or fi'IIH t.-rr• a.,, to pic" •lP • P.IC-"•P• ot •rmp«thUe with myi)Otnt ol lfM• 'hi•. unc• " Oit'f "-• gun rllfOUgl>- o1 BJHV a....,..• ,._d ot rnou '"'*" ,.,mon, Ot cocuaej do Aloott-.t. • rtd Utl.s 11 OM ol ,,.,, •till"~ 10 my '"'" ol '"' Olhw.,fd tl,f'l&f Fr•dl'l 0' SlhJirllt poulblo tn•pllcOrol· 1 d•$r.f)urtt tl m 4Uff'' r:outo 9et ! tor l 1 Snaron agr&ffl tki' tJtOtJ9ht up '"• ol "•~mg , ttftl tuba O.Dr tlt'llhJ w.u 'P'~Jt rhe "''"rooms Cfmpue. dormUo"" leo• '""' m wh ich ltudtnt!t wWIMd nours 11 num1n bi!HhiJ s PIISS.fJ9•f& W()IJ/(1 jfln fftfJ~ ll'f Mftl'f litO you pel //n)JI ftHIIftl P•lthlll Ut 1/ISI ena &eeonc7 CIIIJ But ~~ ~~ t1ce II enyrh.l"g Hlf-t fifth class G•a"''*" IO be ,,~lf'tfl\9 •t f ll hl!e S.""l?lf 0JiftS Jr nus .-u quue 1 , . ,. ., Untted' can o. dftftned by • 01 For •'tO '•l'ed liM ,,.,,,-.,., tofftpouttd ,.. cou.ld neHr tulfl out U"C,. U ortv ~ItO t•ug~tl f"tr prO<~tfl>S DotiiOft-*1) U o•~A hlfl til• P. •nd I, ttt:flf'OIOQ) cln bt! buSlni'U flllln~ It 44'" ODD cup. Jht! mult've h•d at lt11t ,,,,many lot'" ft~fr~oo C'i)ISt must oe d•linefJ ro the bhtiQ,ophM r•clfft01CJ9'1 c•rt bE th411 DIICIICif eq.,,..,.,_,., to w•• mmure * U tOOUI ' ' " Ate recttnolopt IMI num•nm too~'' tlw mlnut•• • Iter ,,. ftou,, Aloin Sr. lil>niJ' • lohl mlttutta , ,,., th• how, • fHI CroJb)t C.ooo •t ten mlnut• • 1 11., tiN ttout Tlto "'" " I# uloly If-loll• women hom• whlllfJ • rnlte lrtd • Itt II rariiCJI 11ound Mtln St. Ctmtwt. The A nti- A•~ Tut Fore• C.lfl Mt 11cort two 01 more womM to ,,. .,,., "''""' '"'" o.c:..u•• we lNIWIW fn Sllety Itt fiUrrtHII lfJtl cannot /fiOp.ttdfl• e 10M wom1n 'a Jptce lrt • cro-rtJerJ lfln b'f Ptcltlfti up llfQt group& ol wotNn, We " ' ~JOt 1 lltl ..ervlce. We ptOIIkll 11/e trtn~ttlon •nd m•• • '"',. wom.n ,., homt 11/tfy trtd, au• ro our l,mJtH qMC.. w1 muar reluat womtn ,,..,,ling fn 1 gtoup All ol our WJiuntHtt wt>tA ol rh•r NEVER wofll 1/0nt, lrtd I liB)' •U 'flltlr 'lfllow plctu,. JdtntJIJc•llofl e~rdt IIOlifld 1••m• I""· 'It tft.llrn~~• We . ,. IIIU ~lrpg fOt WOiuniHIJ W/WJ Wilt help ul /HOVIde tttl• •erttt». "you.,,. '"''''''ed or hiV" In'( ou•¥l'Ona lbtwt our urwc~ 01 orqlfllzlllonl Ptt•&e stop oy 67S H1mmttn Htll or~~~ 131-3522 lhrtlnSchon DIIOCIO< Qi Coo<dlnatO<I - K r o ll ve n Cootdln• tor, Anti·Ripe Task ForGe �r---;:----..-.::=-:------ --,-= ;:--..;::------. What happened to the Rathskellar? T thtdtl\1 attrnd&I'K'C' at Uni~ Cf\11 )' a<~l•lti<S . " The majonty or the people came to boa blasts and Rathskellar·typt pth<nna ,.ere freshmen, many or "hom will hc places lttvina food". 8a$cd on those ••tbc best idea. Whkh 11111 comparable 10 the Rathskellar •n Nonon, but I doubt thtrt Is a sultldtnt dttnand lor that. too". SocM orr.oats bdi<vc that po~bltcity Is a majol raaor. H~ dabncd "wllll we occd u input rrom t he studmu-.,... nttd to th.t new law comes into cfftcc ... Conl&)io c;cpla.ined, " Also, it K<mt that more studtnu 11c mort loocuned with tJ>tir WO<k than ~t are wotldna on. is to have aome1hina 1t':ave 1he Unaversily without <<nlralited 1tudrnt 11<1lvity space, but also forced the dolina or the popular eatlna and drinkln& csubllshmmt, 11>< Rllhlh llar, bctt" kl>o""' as tbc bl . Mbo«ah tiH:r< .,. plans to · - ....... or tbt (ocitilia anllable in SquJu OD Amhttst, the« ate pratntly no plans to find a new )lomt lor the Rat . 11>< rvtt populu Rat, wlllcb -one olthe malt> plh~ a.r-c» aYaibblc. to •t.Mkau on under nincttcn haY<' 1 s:tudct'lt commlnct td-1 us whaJ they want- 8a$cd on what la<llltia ore allowed in Harriman or •n the Spine, and CMt wbll llll<knll need, I think thll wt caD &nive on a suitabk ~~··. ''T he studtrrt ~ il now «. Amhent' ' - Ray a.u,Jio Norton Cafeteria Man~Aer Annu u wtll u Nonon Hall, althouah not havina th< ..uhttlc advantll< tbll Harriman ala ttia bu. art anilablc- "Dkfcndol( 1\A.x wu "'~ to bt rot T """'Pill· JCn<d • myriad or fUIICiioAI- Hdpina the upotain calacrla lwlcl1c larp lwt<:htbM ...,...,... j, . _ or l u -11 a1oo .,.....was a .....-.....,. r.. • - c:la>a. ....ftllcrt •o ...Sm ...... ,,_ ..... till oe- . . _ . . . . . to_.ftoetlll ---_....--11M r.. r.. -oo11. locldoe · - to ....... clrlak .......... " W . ...... oo .... r.. - . . . •r • o - asa ftoi !Wc~lalhsldla 01 tlllo tlmc," Food Scrvi« Dirodor Ooo HOU. oak!. Nonon calama m...,..cr Ray Coollllo, Who Is instJUIIICfttal iD spocuorina --mil<· the ptOIJVD .._.y Tbunday fti&IH Ill Horrlra&n Rail. ..,....aed tlw " ''""' trmcls or lht stodcnl populatiorl cletl>onJink lhll a «ntraliud pthcnlll .,.. such u the Rat b an an~hrooam whlth saw hs p cattSt uscfuloca in the da)'S ,.hen U8 wu primat1Jy lo<ated"" the M11n Strtct Canspus. ' ' The Sludmt populatloo b now .. Amhm• ·' m.atnl ained Conialio. "Althouah thrre arc leu dorm 5tudeou out here. we have- t. dcnnhc (ncrt:a.K" in tbt number of Sll>dcnll tn•dlma out hen. The C~~~«Una or • .,. lodbllCS b ..-. drawn mofC .studeou to the Mth<tSI lacilitia, and the renovation or nearly boll of tbe Moln Strttt SINCtUr<l hiV< had'a dd1nnc lmpa.ct on thr student tnltlclbt Unhersit)' i$ no tonaet concentrated around lh< M:un Sl,... campu.-<h< student p()pUt&liOD i.s more: KJ.Iltfed, """8 any'¥1'hc:c rrom orr..campu~ tl' ahe dorm\ on M ;un Strte1 ilJ\d Amhcr\L !.lnd tbc onl'f IJUI ,..orktnu"ion of \1uclcnlt 11 d.unnr. he pc.a~ &la\tlmr ~'"''' •' ~mhtr\1 h< Uoi-.ily Uniott Actlvkia Board (UUA8) Mualc .......at... •hkll -td til< hiPIY -lar - a kt ...s --.. 11M ... .......,_,0 Coif• HcNM hoW !baa .. turn.., ........ lhe l ( l. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . oiT -,..,. , _ uu.u Cofret . . _ CWr ..., ltcMoo . . . _ 111<....., proto~mt lfcri. or pllltlidly ... ~ lo ... to ...... the Sqair< u... c:allltd, boot paopk _ , ralilo 11>01 we ~ ~ ~ 837-63<'4 ~~~C~o~~~g ~ ~ ·:~~~· ~· ~ ~ ~il4 ~~ bcoc::::::::>~oc::::::::>i.oc:::i IOCialilllla, and "llnt IOCialluna tak<S ~ at parties ai•eo hy Sludmt oraanizations.' ' The Unlvrnlty ls currt ntly hollina. in addition to tht op<n mike ><rlu, a Niahtdub In TaJben Hall .. Atteodance could ht much better", Con ia~o said . " Th< IO!Jbtclub, .,hkh taka plaet each Fnday niaht. 11•<> studcnll tilt s.unc aunolpherc that the Rathskcllrr did, but only 20 punnt or thOSt aum dlna arc unckraradu"H• "'whid1 lcacb mt to tbc condusion lhll ~ do no1 need >0111<1hlna tih thas ror .....,. .. The cho;ce or Harritr.- arJIIcd tltll "wlth a btt.k mvatmmt. Harriman cale1ene could not only «n< u a lunch es~abltJhmcnt, but could hc ulcd afttt hours as the Ral. Tht addition or • piano, which ... be Wbftlcd Ill When needed, a jlll< ebo~ . mmpaoy promotional adYCniscmeoU, alolll witb tabledcxhl and caDdJ<S lor th< Coff<t Houses, would alleviate the llar~n<SI of Harriman and cloocly dupUeate the atmOI)>herc of tht oriJJUl Rll." There ate probknu. how"" et, (aan, ·~· polRblc con•cr""n or 1h.at room Hosie e.xpla1.ntd aUt "m I he space. arran,annnu agrcemen'-' madt 1 )CIJ a.co • ._e "'"nc noc J.llowed to use t he ana ln wht<h 1hr tl<kel oCiicr and candy <ountcr Me t:urrdltly totaled, fot ti\C' kltd\en ;uca TMrdorc ~e mu"'c ha~~tc coun1n ltllr&n&C'mmh ""-•toj tn\tdt: lht dA.JUn& MOm, Ho~t< >Uuemd that 3184 Main St. eo.1111o .............. " Food Scrvl« . . " - ........ . , . . thotlllll ......,.u....,w..._- o rtllls yean of •&e: Wbcn caJttma , stl>dcnt populadoo question> uidc, would most ciOt<ly duplicate the orlainal Rat bta!Wt It Is an already _.htticallr pltasin& area. Kdvln ... tu'h t.s\.C' up a k)t uf room ULII 11 "oul\l ht u~oed for lt~htn (M11n &.W!~to•;v) <1101.,._. art.,....... ....... cxplalrtcd. ' 'The >piot Is In tbt mlcktlc or nowhtrt-ld...., """' or th< studmu ptiH:r in the Mam Slncl CMIP'll 119. bocaux all cht olf.campua ~ vc .,....,..s ...... nol Anohcnl" . Wllllo tht dtbcc .,.., w~m the • - .,..rcr to JOibct 11•, otllrr tiplllcant faaon art lndUCltd to COlD< to thnt lhlnp. and a wama ffilcd wltll rood ..,..... cquipmalt cloan 't ntakc a swtablt Ral, .. he ad6cd l'\t nou~N 1 d1Ucrc~r , u•nunur4 Cool~ho, '' lhltc h a ~ sJ~W:uE ~ lllldcftl ICilvitics-ow priority .. to prOY\ck lht _ , rood strvict facilitia , .. tbc • ...,.• • Sallllll capedly and , .. Unlvenuy.'' "A lot ol prol!_lenn would have been tascd if they bad not torn dowD IlK Abl>oct ADMll", KtMn o lfGituk:dy ~~~~-­ ...... The v........., ahooold - the thai thcrr II no lonfCT any studalt In tent~ In this lypt ol lacillty-ptl)plc ha•e IO ht dC'Onhc .!ltuh 1n cht" JK•puhulun, .•u \\til ~ ar: v..htu the~ dc'matld \\'e- F''CHA'irs'9 Con1aho alcohol law, l<tllna the drinktna age 111 19. will ht enforccthftt UD and w1ll crrm the 1urnout tt r,...... he JaJd It< clo>lnJ ol Squ11< Hilll laSI <;>tina d•d no1 Just IntO eJu\tc:nc."C'. sponsored faohun.. Tht nt• u~d 10 havC" only Norcon I) food ioervic:c 11rea on the Spine. but as you can ~. then• ha.s been a dramatic inc:reue in lht numba' of By ERIK OJA S(J«mnn Stalf Wmtr comins stu lhrtt reasons ror the: currmt. and pou~bly fururo, downfall or Diefendorf THF OU f C H IN Ill J400 \1 ILLER~P OR r 1 • Nofth 't lhf lltt,h•·, 1 Clmousl b88 1SbS WEDS. NIH WING SPECIAl FREE PITCHER Of S EER W A DOUBLE ORDER OF WING~ lnd ul~t: vuur,dr tn ,1 warm cup l>l C.1 ft• Vil•nn.l It'., <1 h~hl and cmnamun\ tout:h ul d.~~~ And JU.,ltmo: ''' fi\ l' dt·h\:tt>U'-h dJI(o:rt:nl tlm>,:., ~ ~ _ ,. -,.-!'lit trom Geno:r.llfHtld!> lnh.'rnaht~n;~lltllll'l'~ ..... w-w ~ - (,[ NER1\l fOODS IN rl RI\AIIONt\1 COff'Eb AS MUCI I '\ FffUNG AS A l·lAVOR 7 pm till Mt~ntght Fri. Nite Ftsh Fry Luncheon SpeCials Oatly •.•,t ,,...,, / ••• • _. ,· .• ,.,. •I!J;Jf I ....,,._, >a Octooer11112 ""'-~~... 9 �Endurance, persistancethe drive of a marathon runner 10 . n .. Spoettum. w-. 20 Oclobef 11182 �I ~ �These People Are Running To Have Their Senior Portraits Taken For The 1983 Buffalonian! · Why bon't You? Sign-up Between October 25 -29 On Main Street: 84S Harriman Library On Amherst Campus: 111 Talbert Hall 14 Baldy Hall 167 Millard Fillmore Academ ic Center Brought to you by ~ & '"'··- T.tE SpEcT~t.uM I ./ �GRADUATION Students take 4.5 years to graduate 8) CHI:.R\ L l CR£ENBERC \nn IMI"I .flitqff •c rUt"~ T hr mal(•r agal of lht .t\C'III(tt 1\~:rc l!li l tB 'tudtnl'' na~ .senlt\ttr. •' Healy sa1d. 10 earn tltat ,,r P"l~r-•he: tn\toliUot.ttlc ruC\.t' ~onloma Bur 1hm -.rc man~ ra-.:hn~ ~to.ra.nt Dean of E.naut«unc Ho,.-;ud Srrt\ru a~:rttd. t.11in,_ tran~~otn tJodcnl> u ha\lftJ the w hc-.._\lmlnJ- ~ JJidUi iC:. inJ mon. otltn than tM>I tbe'1'C" taccor.. b<\.:V'I'TlC' •tnf't'CS~mC'n('l .u 1hC' ll\tl&Ct t.. 8 ttud("\1 . ....~ 4 s '~~ tusr&CSuAtc A.n:ur~tnt to O•~o ,,.on The- iluJcnu -who hs' t tM mou probltm Jfr.dU"I\an.& wnh thttf dan :IT(' thr transftt studmts. Ttlr~ mun ma\ C' up requited \"Our..n ro, 1he1r Intended maJOt ~ "Ttm u'uall)' take$ 311 uU'i or m\ht d1rfli;uh ••me: gradu:;uint '" hu four)- progom Orhn <n&Jn«nna uudrnts ·'l:te £t"-t' t'rC'dn\ Ptf' ttmC$(a 10 bJhtc:n lhtlf LI\Jer(Taduate Edu,41\0n O.r«ttr of Adv&M"-rntnt Man Lou H••IY ."'C..tntr&ll) , rr • •~« an ,;VrtiiJt scudtnl four to five yeaB to vadua.c.c from VB althou.&h. 'l'l>r uv n(lol tu r~ou burn\JcnliC' ro~dhlod.\ '" tht of i saudtnt '*"> ••> load,'' ht n plamtd Tht Equal Opporrunil)' V r otr~Am CEOP) Sires~' a fi\>t yea1 proanrn (or EOP 1\rndtd )IUdcnts . <r~dtnro iludtnh acadcnucallv. •~ultn\1 m • fi•c )eaJ iol2) at •ht l ln\.,tJ\lt) (Of lhn< pUflllS "Thttr: h no gu.aranttt, ~n•t aal.r 1ht: fulf fi\'c: ynr"• C'thtf\, (ow or lm." EOP Oir«:rur for Coun>tllns Merle Hu)'lc 5llld ''ChanJ,Ing ont'.s n1;ajor aho r1oy" a rol< on how lon' il ~~~"' an tOP <rudet~r ro cr&duore," •he rcm~lll cow-~ •ho plam on Jt•duaunr in fow ofl<n tah to hdp them an lb<rt ltudJes They abo ralc a od<l«< \Uf'l' fJ&)Irtr load ro kcrp up ""'h oth<r "An EOP studml ,, t«runtd fo• a<odt'IDit n«<< a. .. &> for I:OP " .--W -E_T_A_K'"'E:-T::-H=E-::C:-A:-:K :-:E ~, . . . . ....,..,•._.. • •'"'~._.c._ ~ F-!M0.!!• •') u lll t f .,t&l141f l f)-UI7 hntn.,.tl n<ed and !lie av1Habilily or aid may dt-1trtn1nt I he k n11h of lh< 11udtnr '• llrrl< a1 tbc Uni\'U\tl)'. Some: ,tudtnt' •-',ao't rom(' back b«•u~ ur OnancaaJ probtaDJ. u KC:Ord•na 10 Sanuss. "I can1101 rhUil of ar>y w···· • \."tt:Urn"aJKC Vlohcft t1 ((lA:ln\.tat 875-4265 COLLEGE SENIORS GUARANTEED POSITION AFTER GIADUAnON not demand 1uluon bill .. tv be prepaid · ' Aeturdins 10 Conner, >IUdtnl> should nol ha'< lroublt continUing tbe2,r tducat•on bt\."i1U)t art hey do nCM have the money up frO!It !heY .,. aJio•td IO tnlft pent pa)'1nt.nti GRADUATE STUDENT COORDINATORS ' New Positions Available!! ~ 17,600 plus ro srau w hh t he Navy Free medical a r>d denial care, 30 days pai d vacllt lon annually. plus many ocher benefl<s. 3 .0 GPA minimum U.S. clllunshlp required. Send ruume or teller of quallflcallons 10: Women's Graduate Student Coordinator NAVY OfFICER OPPORTUNITIES 1 I I WeSI Huron Slreer. Room 32 Butralo. l'lew York 1•202 or call (71 6) 856-1730 Minority Graduate Student Coordinator FREE Publicity Coordinator Eyeglass Frames with pureh&Sf ol Prescription Len/ 18S 6 ICI>O..., ~om latge l<'lec:l On>VI>I ~kftll~ M on · S at 10.9 835-4844 Editor for the Graduate Post Bou~ ~~ , ard hanlc>) '001114 s1udto1 from lladualln@ ou llmt.'~ FinancuJ A.ld Dtr'-',"' Cl•rtll\.C -; Cunner counltttd "U U '' ont of rh• ftw SUNY t<haub IhOI dO<> HEAR 0 ISRAEL for ~ms from The !£WISH BIBU call ... ...,.,. . . IC: t,t y .u fln111cial ut'ed.·• AC.COrd.t.n.~t co Ho)1t '"1'1\t acadtm.Jc ntoJ. •• the n""Piamed.. ··es ~on ""hclhtt • orud<rtr 1.1 b<~ in& rh• bot~< • ~ 1111 tu c:ome to this school." $750. Stipened Opportunity to create a new and essential component of your Graduate Student Association Pick up applications at our office 103 Talbert Hall 636·2960 Deadline: Friday, November 5th, 4:00pm �nwtcr WilD further nodc:o ........ tPOkt to tho plllrcn ~Y and ill!OI'III«fthem t.bol I waa DOl is E...,Scllllalt~(SA) A1bldk Dlteoor ICaa rws wa DOC lllf.......S or tho .mo. by tho ckpottmmt late t.bol IDOf'lliDI, In aa A thktic Oov<mon Board .-ina SA Sports lnrormation Director Midlad Eisner poKd 1M question to Muto. Ancr a . . . . 10 bt ~ Lblo yur, .. H\llb<l Aiel. I ...... Upa<l ...., tbt way 1M clq>artmall .... boa! QIICftliAa aD or tbt runda liW 1M A thk<k D<panmmt recciva ...,.ct~y, ~ oriallwe lr0111 the SA. and proposal and an affumatin vote ultimlldy the students. co ho1d tht cliscusskm in executive ~ion 10 prtvmt coverase by a "We relt there mwt bt a nee<! for bt1Jcr communicallons," l\'t$ reporter rrom Tilt 5p«1111.m, Muto explained tl>c situation. "Actually he did not say an)'1hin1 that he couldn't teO us .--en with the newspaper there," lves Slid, "What be did S<lY is thll •h<re 4 SliD titl&odon in tl>t Wlll' that wou1d prntnt any lond final dt<Wons." or ~ question that arua IS bo"' th• play<fs \;,._,that iJ would not bt apirut thdr pnnciples to silo• up at pr~aKc ir thcrc ,.""' any t han<< ol Huah<> btin& present. .. , bavt a fee:linachar they sald; /ll<ct"'e wbau:ver aoes on aJway~ arrecu 1hc students. Our job concern) thC' Jtudcnts and we should be l<t In on a lot more or the d«<slons. We ahould have h«n told (about tht Hughes ordeal) btlore >0 I could rdl1< it to the 5ludc:ftu."' "The brisht pan " that 1 ..on 't to M ha-c any lonau." H udle<thcoruc<l. "I'm 'crY ha ~·c- happy that I won't hi\< to put up with the Athletic Oitcctor any more. I ha>e JOt my own Ideas or 1hc toituatlon .'' The Spectrum Classifieds An efficient way of communicating AssucklJIC..HI . 1o• fo r each additional with a BEERBLAST AND& BONFIRE Outside the Bubble at 7:00 P.M. (and) M idori and Student Association present MELONBALL MANIA In the Bubble at 7:00pm 6 Man Teams to Compete $10.00 Entry Fee to go to United Way For M ore Info. Call the S.A . Office at 636-2950 FREE MELONBALLS AFTERWARDS Co-Sponsor Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity , The offlcal UB Yearbook Now on sale Sl 0.00 tbook ENGINEERING STUDENT ASSOCIATION The Society Of Women Engineers is sponsoring a tour of the Taylor- Great Western Winery on Friday, October 22. The bus leaves at 12 noon, and returns between 6 pm and 7 pm. Sign up at 128 Bell Hall, TODAY! ~ All Are Welcome ~ -- �1<>rts Turmoil, conflict encircled Hughes' UB career 8> 10~ M . DIAT and CAR\' STER!\ the f'IC•t 11 w.ul,n\ "•th frNt,nl.t Ch_.n1r•on~~~ h •a.. 1n C'.UI) \11) 'llht n 1hc .:oacl\ rcqut"SIKj ca State 'llhtrc he had" t~l·lUS tt\wd bdcrc hnalh cnlcflf\w .,, nc• thr«-)fll 'onua .. t, that h~ found''¥' h,-. ,,,b ..a-. ;n reor•nh ""''''"'" ,. L" Ut 19 l!t Pa'OnaU\. I lulh~ ""' t-~lr•'f ~ 11\t dt\:a\h...,., ~ .. '1 Ni~ \II('. .., SL!'O \ A( C-h of tl\. \~"'or C' aluauon\ of Huiht-~ 6; Mtn1 lt&O In 'lllft~lnJ hi~ hhl or I'AU lnltf'"\'itef,J&It' Alhlnk. 0UC\.10r Sl'-\ M. \\ c~trn Dt'"'""" I!Ho. Ed~1n \1uut and frUo-. O.r«tor he <omrllcd lht !lull;' 0011 OHI>II Ed ~ aa \lt<hkl> When Huah<> " mnmr KDOn, 11·10 II 1ndudC'J 4 E odmg (~ur 'onlro\tf"l,\ .md numerous: di)pu1o. "'i1h bolh 1m pia)' d <t>OT1m tnl, H uf)\« has dut) •nn <>I 8.$ roach and the athl<l>• He>J Cuactt Boll n r<l ~C> <d or hO\ It ._.-a,s •IOAOUO\'cd \1onda) Huf)\« had b<tn opmouna h tad ba>k<1ball a»ctt and i n~1 rue1or in the: pia) " t.Jm\Cr~it)'J l971. H..il ongtnaii"O·)UJ conlracc was rollo'tlrled by t•n su b~cquc nt one-)'c:ar contract ~. A 19l7 grad uate or Gretn\OIIc, Ill. College, Hugh es rccco•td a B. S. on Physical Education lUld • lh~ Univenity or UUnois in 1961. Ear1itr in h.iJ ca.ren. Hu&ha coached six seasons at Roban W<$1t)'an ColleJ< , <Ompiling l re<ord or 70.0.9. He tbm coached Formtr UB Coacll Bill Hu&llos "'h l.itn•f'd ilk""'' 10 '"" 10-0 rft."C)I.J tn 4<0nftrt1KC' t"!alUJ1h>n!. for ft'\lt,., ,n.lhnr O• trillll ho> l ll rerord " ·~·60. but • aoJn<t Oo\t>lon Ill opron<nt· u s,tantJ\ ;n 4'>-!6 RARI scholastic proaram 10n« Maslcr's deg,r« from 4 ~ff\.t ' atruJI~', he- thO)( to apf'C';,I thc dKt.s1o11 h .. ~ , uncinaJh d c-ctdta lhlt Hu&hc:' \IIIOU td bt rtllt\td ol hh coach&nJ duun ahtJ Uu• nt\1 \t"I.MJn, at -.hk h h1, ~.~niH\.:t v.uutd be ltmtUlilrJ. H uJ]lo " " bac~ on th< lim< h.1-h1 1uc K•~n when ~•nm1 But lht bomb wa~ drop~d II tttntr Dervqn Harm quit chc U B'\ Optn&nt or.actic:c M opdli) tum . H•rri> ch•rc<d Huah<> "'lth aflcrnoun I hat he "'uuhJ not cvtn trc:atlna lh< "pla) e" hk< animals" ~u r\'ht lhc •caso n~ Hugh r.s " li and makina him a .ICAP<JOat (or ah·cn chc chotr t o f either rn1gnlng lht tcam•s W I)' K"U.On lack o r on h11 own or being relievrd of hi• SUC'C'e». A Ocr thc dwt clu rcd. Hu&hH aa.ptd with hts ,ob by manaainc tht 1).17 BuU• to the SUNY AC dutlr, . The COI C'h rcfU.J.ed 10 ftsiJn and HuJhtS wp fired . Assill&nt ex»ac:h Ken Pa'pt wtU now assume 1ht th.l c of '"intcrim" coach. ORIGINALTHINKING In !he age o1 onlormaoon ~eehnology. a company - whose sales ol $1 7 bollion eiYIUillly and whose oroducts and IXll1"ttl008ffts ext.end from data ac:QU>SIUOn are ..tormaoon orocessong tiV'Ough data oornrnu<11CaDOn 1.0 \IOICe, ~ end gnspnc com- rn.ncaoon - ts malJng orVfl8l ttw1i<lng a reany for Iter rew gr-aduates ON CAMPUS INTERVIEWS N ovember 1Oth Sectncallndust.Niand ~ E'9ne~ Bus<ness and Computer Soence Ma,ors Malle IIIT8ngemeots a t the Plaoemeot Olf~ee :Jj HARRIS An Eaual Clooar'unt> e-.. M IFfHIV THE BLACK STUDENT UNION presents " Skating Party '82'' I at the New Skateland Arena 33 E. Ferry Friday, October 22 from 7:00 - 10:30 pm NOW Thru November 2 5 t h ~ $1 .00 Aamission for Students $2.00 for Non·St udents 75' Skate Rental Bus Leaves Ellicott 6:00, then picks up at Main St. 6:30 University Bookstores 200 Lee Entrance Parker Hall Ellicott Complex �UB Royals shutout Buff. State , 1·0 SATURDAY There's a Football Game at 1:00 PM By CINDY MANARJNA Sp«trutn Stqff Wmrr but There's Also a The youna UB Ro)tls fin.tlly ""' II an toccther S.UuJday aJrernoon al •b• Alwnn• Arena lidd . The Roya4 pla)c<l \ceptr 1n Buffalo Sa ate trmtory durin, most or the 4$ mlltUie sm>nd h.IJ/ and >I!UI OUI tbe Bcnpl; 1.0. 1bc fiN IWf WU voll<)c<l bct• .. a teams "llh ndtbn capitalilin& on the Ollltt. Willi nin and ilen faJIIna moderat.. ro h..Ylly. rhoyrr..., ..-u iLPP<rY and ~ """djrfiC\Ill ro nop abruptly rn lfmc. IO< i.ny o.rrnuc. Whet> the sa•c<l bur TAILGATE PARTY From 12:00 · 1:00 All the Beer, Wings, Hot Dogs and \41unchies You Can Handle For $3.75 Then the U.B. Bulls Will Stomp Brockport' s Golden Eagles at 1:00 PM Tickets Available at S.A . Off 111 T albert Followed by a BEER TENT I From 3:00 · 6:00 PM With $3.75 Getting You All the Beer & Food You Can Eat Don't Miss the CAR BASH AT Abbot Annex 12 · 6 PM Brought to you by the Cheerleaders e won ~ we pliUJed lik Then at 8:00 PM' the Homecoming Dance with 2 Live Bands Featuring Electric Boom and a Special Guest The dance will cost only $2.00 per couple and you get a buffet. And that's right, you guessed it· I PUNCH & WINE Sponsored by: S.A./U.U.A.B./F.S.A./The Alumni Association ~ - $cudml Watch out for Robert Hunter Co-Sponsored by Stella, U.U.A.B. 1ttp.89octMft. ~. 20- t~ better ream " - Midlelle Bruc7alt LIB Wcxnens Soccer Coach o r htt n.....,n auaeb by Royal players and dnvt b..:k.s by rdlow rnmmares, UB ~ld nO<. as In the Sa John Fuller aame Ia<~ week, pu1 prasurc- on the: oppollnl &oalir Nobod) '-'ll lhtn (or one on one: with Houtch H owr•<f, play was controlled by 1hr Rnyll! (!-4) as the B<ocal~ (oi-S· Il coul~ nor ~eep l11n UB'• Pllrl oltht li<ld bur for a r..- moments '" lht J«ond half Leslie 1\damny~ final!) KOrtd for UB o~ on wb• by Jll\<1 Holiday "" • br<a~IWIY &oal .. In lh< >«ond halr. Kathy Cerbra<r saved • pre\\urtd "wauld·bt" BtnJal COIJ lOOn art<f UB'> Only scur< to salvace the l<ad Their \ killtn baH GOnltnl Afld po..hu'la a.nd theu wrnJventll.l in auulc ovcrpo .. ct<d rhe play nr Duff Sra1e according tn head coach M•ch<llr Barczak .. We "-'On bd:au\t we pla~C'd hkt' cht Miter 1e:am, '' Bltrttak said . Ddplrc h••tnt control or lh< ball for mrut or lh< game. the scorc was lo"' bccau>e lh< Royll> JhDI '" td< of ll>e n<t. ll~t<Jat cold, " If wc mo'"cd lht nn 1'40 rea ovtr lht' KOre h '*OU.Id have: b«n 15.0." B<ntal hall-bac:t L,.. Clcmct uld, "Wt dld okay. We could have had mort fire p0wc:s. thouJh . We had to capualite: on it ." While the Btnpls hod sb sbou on coal and wr sa•u. UB had 21 and 17 mpcatvdy. BcnJaJ head coach Mike Mt Duffy adrnillc<llbt B<npl 's toubles "h was not one or our stronaat pmes. UB pl.lycd a cood ramc. •• >he wd ••wc ploytd tbdr dub team last year and they're bctrer """'· All our pia) en P'< tbctr tx.l W< have a lot or injured playas on tht Itam Tbr onl)' thin& that can uve u.s now b tune." Royal NOles Tht r•o rtam.s ploy api!Ul <atb 01ba qa~n 0<1 October 26, ) ·)()at Bullalo Slate Collqe • . Tht UB Royal> ho>t added a nilbl came lo thctr sehc<lult on Wednesd.ly, October 77 ar 71)() ar th<liahtcd alwnm eompkA • Throutchoul th< sloppy came, rlttrt was onl) IIUUO" oo lilt fldd ~uann& lht ll'llntr 10 to ov\ Ckmct was b c'td \n the shin on an •ucmpl ar rhe ball but lilt wiU not mli> any aeuon As IO< rururc, Batcuk admou thar rite batlk ror pou •.....,n compcuon will be IOW:&h .. I think • c'U M.,c to W1n aU our re:mamia, ,.,.. to bt on rhe ~yoU ." sm "''"t ••••••••••••••••••••••• I The Hair Shack 1 I " HAIR DESIGNERS" : 642 Colvta Aw. 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CANADIAN MONEY AT P~ --------------------· SCHOOL OF MEDICINE • CIFAS UNIVERSITY • " CLASSES TAUGHT IN ENGLISH'' 0 ~ln°k!~.,R'!'Yuo:rc. =~~lc~ P~~~ m tllet' lht tradtftonal U.S. MoOfol •nd iii tuny ac:cr-dtted. J•" 1 '1:) APAmMEH'fiM-4lE WAJ'if(Ot ~••t ~ Pfe*IICS 10 "'"'"'' w•l~ fii'Offt lll$C. '"*-If •W. ,._tb lOI'I'OI'II" ..... ..,..,_,. " ' ....-;;; ,_..., f.fte'1v-H I fii•Qt ~~ t fl =-~~ ~!'l;.~ .:c.:: .,.-..,.. - ~110f t .Pf RSO"'Al &l.h.oR$- ltoi..AAl 1\1111(_ fO IIQN UP t1 ' - " ~~~- -~li!"1Ml1&1 ........... ao.., ............. ...........,....,...,. ._ .......,. -.~......- oa~2S.:..,.o~~ ... ..,..Jfi3 .... JIIICION'V£Jf'r(l'f_~A8lf"'"'""'*...... , ...... ............ He . . _,...., ...~. ~ ,-u•!\lrlriWm. .. $1•-..fl lt1 hootttM.,; l &. .!f~t'lt'1tf"'''' .,.,.'f'IOI . ~e....!41ft~· · ~~ EARN SUNY CREDIT IN SPAIN o... ;;o,8l0$60~~m~<-' l fOD ~H,O«~hl ltAUlf'' VI.. l IEtiAOO¥ OfF CAMPUS HOUSING ..., e.nmt1• ~NGAI!IO'I4t AfWARO A1.0£H SCHOOl RI ~G. lf'll~t•l• '-"M (WI N•JI M """71U UC ""• ~' ,.'r'&.~o.IM.at Cit~ ot "-:Jk-,1 ,':r.::::J Educat'on OPEN INGS AVAILABLE "Our MedJc:.al School Is. WHO Utttd Anct Approv•d F01 Y • • BOMIIIs:· f en M e.• lnloun.,.hon •tnd Apvlo,•Uu.n f ou'tofll,..t'«" """" ' • tn C IF A S U N IVERSITY SCH OOl Of MEDICINE DE A'- Of AOMISSIO~~ 11S1'0 WH1fli£R 81.V0 SUITl 1 • WHUTtl R CALIF !Oia1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I ·--------------------· A ~ure for the winter cold. The Council on International Studies and The Department of modern Languages and Literatures announce l"rofessor Luciano Garda Lorenzo, Director of the lnstllulo lnternaclonal ~adrld, will be on campus on Wednesday Octouer 1.0 1982 .learn about the programs and courses offered at the Institute at a meeting for undergraduate students schedu led f or 2:00 p.m. In 930 Clemens Hall. EARN SUNY CREDIT IN SPAIN! Please call 636·2191 lor lnformatoon Schussmeistrrs .... ~ ..... s: ~ .-.. if you~ RACE FOR THE FINISH ... n And you'll always finish first join now before the price increase. The LAST DAY TO JOIN Schussmeisters Ski Club at reduced rates is Friday, October 2 2, 1 9 8 2. Extended office hours at the club will be on Thursday and Friday , October 21 & 22 , from 9 AM 8 PM. All University STUDENTS, STAFF, FACULTY, ALUMNI, and their families are encouraged to join Schussmeisters. SCHUSSMEISTERS SKI CLUB, INC . 53 s HARRIMAN HALL, Main St. Campus 831-3591 Bob and Oon's Mobil ..-u\ t37~ tA!sPD... ' ···~·· • • A-.-HEASl Nl \"1 •(ll<lt U., l PHONE ..U 9)3> �_.,_,_ ~~kiW.t...OIIf.,.owi'MCif'M C*l, ..,... ........ ( ......... ""*"*- "" -.a )'OW'" SliEU.V K. Wl'lal .... )'OIW 00.. ...... Cllll .. ..._. .-.. ....... v... ......,,..._.-. ~--.. •AifNAtcu..r •7~m...-e.~~~t.,eo, ....,.. ~-...- •t..,OI'tlllb.f1c. ~ - ...,..,~ - ..... JfR ON:,_ ... . , . . . . . " ....,.....,..._.... .... ._. ~ - __......... IHARC)IIi· ,.,.~_... . . ,.... . . . .... n. ~otQ'IL........_& ......... ...,......,. Qftf', ....... .... . . . . . . . . . . .,....,.-.~ *""' ...... .... NII'IGN,.alwenbl .. .. De . . . .. ~., ..-..~,. HEW A.O.A.l .uJZ. ~ . . . . . ~-.ltotM. T~ ., a.... HDDMPIJIISOIN~tole.~ Cel ~ Ollllol . . ~~ oa. 20., . . . ,0. I __--J, "---., ENGINEERING STUDENT ASSOCIATION I t,t(l( IHI.\1'0 .... * o.u,., . . . . , ... ,..........._a..w.. .,,... paa. nw.n-...., ....,... .IAQOI. 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'"" - NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS "' pllone: 85-4-1415 Is Sponsoring " THE ENGINEER IN PRIVATE PRACTICE" A Presenrat/IJn by: WILLIAM TRAUTMAN Semor partner in Trautman, King, Markwart Associates, a local firm which does coo.sulting work m the fields of ARCITECTURE, CIVIL, STRUCTURAL, ELECTRICAL, and MECHANICAL engineering MONDAY , OCTOBER 25. 7:00PM IN 21 6 NORTON FREE CIDER & DONUTS ALL ARE WELCOME! S.A. &. . ''"'' G.S~ A. Present: An International Cultural Night Featuring: Movies & Cultural Events Cultural Events: a) FOOD From Central & Southern Africa b) MUSIC From Africa, Caribbean & Latin America PLACE: 2.nd Fl oor Lounge RED JACKET Friday, Oct . 22.nd Sponsored by: Central & Southern Africa S.A. Trod Along! Come One, Come Ali i .. .,j Also Grad. ~ Professional Dinner Wed., Oct. 20, with Barbara Snyder of the Bufalo News 5:30 pm at Hillel. Shabba~ Dlnner, Friday, Oct. 22 , 6 pm Please call 835-3832 for reservations for the dinner. Movles:a) CONTROLLING INTEREST: (The world of multinational corporations) b) SIX DAY IN SOWETO: nME: 7:30pm- DATE: - Coffee House with Mike Sheffield Thursday, Oct. 21 at Spm Free Refreshments $2 Admission at Hillel, 40 Capen 81. ........ f' · · · · · ··········· · ··· ·· ······ ·· ··· · ···· ·- ~ --·w·ANTED~I Musicians to swell the ranks of the UB PEP BAND Join Fellow Students, Faculty and Staff in ~costing the Bulls to a winning season . Super cho ... s not necessary . Contact: Stephen Wallace , 636-2450 �Stw1MI rov T-.,. ooiPt wllll WltUI .Uncn to your rnoritt tuntS pla)td by a ti-. D.J. fltioy drink ODd roop opcdal u""" o r tht way WRUB •-anu to lldln"'lvtd wtth U.B. Htlllt• . _ u4 tlH Ou1a1 Co•••Ait1: Medical E1JtJcs Hoo;pital dlaplaim interact rt~ularl) ,.i th pat;.,lll and ho•pl•aJ " " ''' What SJ)Mal P<f.!P«ti•• dOH th• hospital ch1plam h;ave on the rtlirion Mtwtfn medical pracck e and r<halon? The R<'. Charln Bachmann, Pb.O.. Erie County Medlaal C.nl<t, Hospital Chaplam Sut>CtYoor and Ani.uant CllnrcaJ Prof...ar o f Psyeholoay rn PS)<Itt• tt), SUNYAH. Octob<J 20. Wtd11t>day •1 1:30pm Umvenuy P r..b)'tl'riiUI, M- Sltt<l • • N>a«ara Fall• II!Yd A1Tt.,TI0 ' . PRl·lJ'" ~E,IOR!i. :-,.,.. f.JII!Iand ""!lOOt o( lew ""UI be: OQ CJtnpo~ IOII1ttf\ll'-. Pf~pcal\'t'11Udt!nU.Oil Thur;.U) Octob<r li, 19iZ Call Mrl. SIIH.' urI~< Pl•noun• Olfk<"' 8)1.}~1~ lor •n •rpotnln~l Car<n GRAOl ·AfiNG ~E.'\IOR-LLAR,_ A MARXf.TARLE SI11LI.- ObCOME A PARALEGA L Adtlphl LIMersll) Wlll b< on tltnpul. Wedoe,da). O<tub<r 27 . C'llllt~< Carter Plannrn~ Orrl<t at 8li•HI5 ard ~~~ for Mn Shra.to "'up :s.n •rpnantmtt\1 AlTt.' TIO' · Pll.F.-1./1" ' E'IIOR!>. P<J'pordut• Vrl"<un• ~0001 of la~ v.1U M on atnptu. to mtm1~,. PWS:P«"lhC ul>denl\ on Thurs<b) Octob<r 2.11, lqjJ Call Mn Sheo a• th< Car«t Plannm~ t)ff"'< I&} I JSISI lo ... UP 111 r.ppotntmenl SENIOR PR&U" STUDF.NTS ,.ho h"'t hfah , ,..de potnl ovttat tt and !Iron&law board$ m•r apply for th< MorehMG Fellow•hlps o ward<d b) the Uni>ei>h y of North Carolina. Fo1 funhu 'nformarion, w.•ritC' the Otan, School <'r L,av., llnl•trsuy (If l'orth Carolma. C'hltpol Hill, Non h Carolina l1$1 ~ Gn<loailloa S.:oolon .,.ho arc lOin& on 10 KJad&mc or P<Of......O&J i<bocll Wllb tne e...'<!>lrOA of 1M< m<d, 11<<-<i<O\, and 1>1'<-<)plom<U) . should .., up a ref.,.,.« Iii< a1 CiCbCJ lhc '""0 Cattc! Plannlnl Appointmm u for rn·><• or omen th< a.rnhem C&tnpus can bt modt by talhn• 6U-21J I, ut for Mn Mac~. At ~. Mllll Suert .:ampu ~ call8l i·J~I5 and ast for Mn. Sha. Cotopany, a....., Oty, CalltO<Wia Is ofl<rina 100 tellowsbips to qualllitd 11\ldonU for cradUll< u ud1 rn l!n&lnc:erina, Computer Sc:ieDC"<, AI>Plitd Math and Phy<jcl. U.S. a.bLt:Nhip as req111rtd. Write to Huaba Alt.:nn Compuy, Cor-c><nu Fdlowolup Oflkc. Clihtt O.y, CrJIIonli.l 9CWO. H•P.. Alr<nll CA.N Wort llhat Com< to the Study Pia«. We are lotrUtd Ia l$4, Baldy Hall. Our boun ll< 12:00 - 4:00. Monday rhrou,lt Thundl¥. We o ff<t frot iodJYld...tiltd wlttancc tn l«tur< llOte-u.t.rna. tat~a.ldoa. readina df!Ciel'l<!y. -.I>Ulaty devdopmmt and tu tbook r<:ldln& and study. J.- ....Ute •d profOIIioaal t t -11. Join w for dinnct witlt Barbara Snyder of tlH Buffllo N<wl, ''Til< U f< o f a sm,Ja columnllt", Wtd. ':lOp.tn .. ru Hllkl. OOO.pa~ Btwl. ~adono ll,.33ll. Ortlfot R - " " Mat Sklntltl , stnaa and JOQ&"'l(~, Thuraday, Oa. 21, &pm ru Hillel, oo Qpca 81"<1. n.oo. SUI>MI u.-, ~ion> Friday Oct. tall llS-ll32. ;n 111 6s.1m a1 HlDd . For Rd>mt·Eitillllt s,.........., ...Uh Pr<a~ eouw from l.uadi En>bt.uy "Lebanoo Up to tlH Mi•ute''. Swlcloy, Oa . lA a1 lplo. For moR info call &l~-lll·1. Do JCM a .._. or )'011 -ould II~• to illve IWitlt othcrt1 UFE WORKSHOPS illootlq fOf I'OIIW... -.n rroro for tlH ecrinl · (Almooa) aa7thial JOG, cooklat to m1m< 10 auto RPO!r. Stop by IS C&oar or tall 6345-UOI for mon ialo. GRADUATING SOONr Leam to make a - b transition from student to workt:r and find 0111 whal ru like in lh< real "'fk!l c.lJ Uft Worbbops (636-2.11011) A clan up for our worbhop 011 oopil'ljl willt Uft after p>Utae. Slot alMa,... odMn o.1 Ule v.·~ ~Soc& F<so. LAra from diff....,. cu.llwa ""' oban tome or owol llrille a au~tu If )'OU wltlt Call 6345-lllll! to ........ )'OUt AL PH A L AM 8DA DI!LTA S.•h••r• ........,_AruNi oo 111 Uld-"'< or Yow - contially !n¥11*1 to junior ~bela Ddt&. aapllomon IDdlldloa, We4., De\. :10 II Dlailoi Hell. -ben A.lpl&a lite -...! t P·• · • Talbc:rt .....,. , . _, Stop 1a a Group L411 Sorwlt:a '"' me lrpl odvlat. F• 1tooon a1 01U ollitz. 114 TliiNn, ... ·· -r-_, Fri. 11-J: Werl. :t-7: lluan. 1-J. " - ....................... from lllam·lpm. i'l<uocaiiWJIUB ofr~I31-U790f stop !n o.l !Of Ooocl)'cat Hall. We , _ y011 to bdp ur ._kt -cr. al tM •• C o - of tlH Eajoy roa: ntlllk with John Brody. A m<Uow way to lop off tht Hom<-Comlni -ltc:&d. • etc. WIIUiopiM your fa vorllol•-in tht rucurinl< th<m<ofthi> ye&r'J O<Jl(liWiOnal fair. Eapcrialcc lh< fair. atioy the musk f.- WRUB. iuesday a Wtdoadly Oa . 26 A 21 in O.pen-Talbert ~waua.,...,...,. ra...tt• - FricUy monunp 1:30 a.m. at tbt OHNnuta 8rcakf&Jt in Clpttt-Talbert Lounae. C.. in•olvtd w.tll w, ft'U J(t Involved wilh you. !i<el011: Makt sure 10 siJn up to have your yurbook ponra~t takm for lncfwion in the 19~J Buffalo111111: Sian up is haiOiffil 0<-toba lS-29 in 8.4S Harrin11n Library, Ill Tlllb<n H&ll, 14 Baldy Hall or in 167 Millard Fillmore Aatd<mio Cenl<r (Jttotc of the da-,· 'The mosl bu.tnfful lhina W( can c:;..periencc it tht mys.1criou.s It tJ tht wurce or all 1rue: ar1 and ~le nc:c . ' Alb<rt Ein>teio Rt llttrr-ta~< achanlaa< of rh< JTc&l dunk •pmah & the compan) ol tbe (anta ;!it SASif mrmb<-r• Srudeno A»<xlluron fot Sf)c<'Ch & H<ilrlllr llash 11 P J Ronom Tk IJil'leli Sludtoti' ~.. II C. JjiiJ I. llllltltn>ot< )ou to the rr<roo<r< rhO~IIll! of tb< luadr rAture film " Ha·L<hah", tonip.r a1 9pm S.nurda\, O.tobtr JO. Sp.m . Nltn Rt.1tal H~ll l'..,~th On Phi Rtra Slclma •.1111H11il! " h•>~na a rofnc wJt to b<ntOt rh~ .al< """' r Coli 6)(. 1062 for men< in!.> Amencan Caru.:c-r Socin~sc prflt" Wtc\ cnd rot 1WO '" Turontn (SIUO I P<ndin& .. .. yl: ~nd r ru<: ll" bloc~ and UliAB film• "Tit< Avtalor'l \Vi(<" Thurs. l·rl. Cl.t 2J,Zlat wh\lt telc~t~u.lon: 3rd priu : AM· l-""M £tt rro, l~Mette 4!30, 7100 /1' 9:30 D m. M1Jnrghr DoU~It r<~IUI<! " f. ~<•~•" & Walkman, Ti<~tH ma) b<- purchased for S1 ftorn nrttnb<ts nf "The Hilt. Have F.~e<" AU film• ar Woldtn»n ThrAII<IA.C. ) AdrOJ«oon: student> " ,15. @ t n<rAI Sl.l' Phi 11<1 • Si,vna ..,d orfili>r.,.. H•lp nsht oanc•r' AlTEI'ITIO.'\ : f'RJ:;.L/1\~ SE..,IOII.S. N(" Yorlt La• fritacU of CAC rao,tt Double. ft~urt ••Ottle'\ltlll Cona-r• " School "Ill bton <an1pllJ tO mttt"'<w PfO<P<'C\1\< Jtud<~~uon A " hlkl~ Suhmatr~~<'" Ott 2l & ll. 7:)0&! ~:45 .trnldruabr Fn 170 Mf .. c. Sat 1<16 l'ltd. Admi\J10n 1 1 15 To<~<hlOid ~r.u,. t-'owmbtf S, 1982. Call Mr.. Sh<a at the OOlY at the h<l tt orr.ca Pl>11nlna OffK'< (UI-35 15) to 1e1 up an appolntm<nr c..,.., ATTEr.'TIO'I: PRE-LAW SENIORS. t~t} Uno•ct•ll1 of New \ or~ Law School woU b< on campu> to rot <rviOII\ profi)<'Ciilt student! on Wednetda,, No•<111bcr J, 1982. Clll Mr11. Sh.. ar the Carter Plannlna OfrK't (Ul·IS I') ro ><1 up o.n appointment. UUAB C.ooc<1t> pratt~r• The P>)<haddo. fun Sunday. Nov 1, K:oo ~.m . on Clvk Gym (MSC) u udenu S4 .SO, gen.,..! 16.00. Tt<k<h a•atlahl< at Hamman 1lckt1 Olfi~ oil rht R""'rd Store. UUAR C..occrtt l>r<S<nrs The StrJy Clu, Sun. Nov. 21 , 8:00 AlT&NTIOII: PR£-~W SENIORS. Pa«: Unh ornt) p .m 111 CI&J I Oym (MSC) Studcnu SS.OO. l<llttol $1.00. Tio~ttt "ail 01 Hllrrirnlll Tiel.<! orr.~ A the R«<>rd Store. School of La"' wiU bt on <ampw to intm'ltw r""P«l<vc -'ludcniJ on Tllada), 1'1<>-anbtf Z, 1982 Call Mra. Shea aa UUAI Colftdr6tm j>ltO<Pl> ()p<n Ml~< Pt<formcrs comt tb< P~ Ofro.« (&li-35UJ ro .Ill up an stru\ your uuffH AU tl.arAl & to~udau.t •t~. Bt<-t • wine appo4nuncnt 1¢ winp ..,._ed E"'<f) Thun '" HliTlmlA L.t~~tn~<. Pmorm<r• "&JI up 01 1:30 p m. Slt010 ac 1:00 pm_ Jolf">l•r.,.le•la& l'~par&lio• 6 T~-a '1\'orultop Thws, Oaobtf ll - 1:00 p m at 116 Wende (MSCI. A "ldcoi!IJ)Od uttervkw will b< sl>o•o 1011 db<uu<d. Sponsortd UUAB Coa<m> art4 Corr.oo.,. An E•<nrn& w/ Robert Huntor, Gnttcful Dead ly,.d$1, Sundt~. Oc:t,lA, 8:00p.m. In br tht Plannint Ofn~ Clort Oym (MSC) Student.s Sl.SO, arnual SS.OO. iktru ami. at Hammaa1 Ti<k<t Olflce It R<COrd Slot<. ru.- Wrlttac Wotlt.lltop, Thun., Cktob<t 11 - I:OOp,m. in Woldman Thtllr< (Ill Non.on). Ttc.hnlqu<> for pr<par!qg an •ffea.Jvt I'C>IIm< will b< dis<uJied. Sporuored by lit< Com< Planain& OfftcX. UUAI M"* <»-akleo w...tlat AU tbooc btltrat<d in , _ 1•Wtd., Cktobtt 20 -:t:00-4<Gl workoai OD tht Musk Cooomitter:, lhtn will b< a mcc:tina p.m. Ia 116 Wc:ndc: (MSC). St.u dmu ...u hlvr a d>tac< to IOda y at ~: lO ht the Pallnu Rm. 5<cond lloo< Han\mOA pnt<1lC< 1111~ b)llllln& .w...._ equ.lpmau. s--ed by tlH Carat l'llAaiftt Oflict ~ ,., ..,__.. ~ ....... c..... Speaker • Ceo<t< Gntltam or Computttland. Oa. :U 6 pm . _ _ W1111tq Woc\Moo, Fndoy. Oaobtf :U · 2:00p.m. 1.n Talbert Hall Rm. IOf (ACI. Topic - Homt Computtts SI.OO 111 Parker !MSC). T<dlnlq,... for p<<parinJ an effeaivc covet dlor1e for non·m<mb<r•. Refreshments will bt Rn'td. ruumt will b< c!tacu•t<d. Sponsored by cb< Planninl om... Alt(!lloo Sludtat• f0<111ty United Clm{>IIKS to JK.-.cnt Nucltat War (UCAMP) is a noo-peoflt outfit wbooc""""'"' Ort_o.., Mlllltt .,_[_, Friday De\ .llllt C.pcn Lol>b)l. is lo aware tht pubUc of the tltreat of noclear - · UCAMP COate rdu aad lmc:& to yow favorttc tuoa u ploytd b) dc1pcnjdy nttdJ mmobcn 10 w in Ia ow campalau . PlaK WltUB a<t ioi'OI>ed Me<tillp arc <YaY Wcdntacl&y a1 7:30 p .m. ia 106 Cary Hill Fo. more in£otmlllon oonUw:t Ulcy ru U 7-JJi l ii\J' day ba'O«~t 10 and 2. Ttaodt T - letiOol SUr Wtd. Oa. lOrn C4pcn Lobby. DaiiD your"""" button, 21'!" dwn<tet, Sl <a. All ,.,_ who ordcrtd buttoru Fri. Oct. )'OIIJ otdcr will bt 10 Ul JVGGUNC CL UB wll _ , ac 7:. . p• Ia - • 110 neu Monday, Qa .~ . Alia. RaD (MSCJ "" Thno Oct. 1111. All Indo •r Joa..., - "*o- . for~ lllr....uo. ... Clctto ot I.JI.-7. zat .-rtJ, 'lll~rfd&y. Oct .l1,1982. l()pon tU t Club 7~7. Sl b&t drlnu, 75< tlnfll. Shot opcdals all nlaht . SJ)edal £EE Sodot1 will ..... " 7 pm Oa, lOth In IOJ8dl _....,.. b)l the Playboy Bunnies . Win a oot year key to Hall. NC'O! tnmtb<ra- . . -. Upa>mina nmts will b< the Ployboy Club. 42Al OtDcsee St. aaoaa from tlte airpon. dilcuacd A dlffcmu Thunday nlaht """yl F . - Oalt wtll . _ Werl., Oct. lOth K 4:00 pm Ia 1030 Sto ' .,,. ar a.~ Frida¥, 0ao11c:t :12, 1912 il t1tot 1ut Ocmcru. Pbns ro. tlH "SA Club and Orpntutloas Fait" day ro )obi aa tlH loov pric:a. Prices 10 up October ll, 1912. wiD b< f\MIIz.td, New mcmbcn wdooalet Sb.......Wcn II locaud in a.oom ns, Hatria\&n, MSC. llocftwll k a -0<7 &llf - · (O< all C'OUIIJdOUand UUAII !ioouM c-.ltlet annoUDC<S sped&~ dbtount pric:a tnlmu or the Su...Uty Education C<ntu on Wed. Oct . lO, for all S.A. tundtd OttanizallODJ. Brint )'OW .....,t allvc 19112 in 317 Flllmor~. Aurnduatt is CIP«<td by all, w/ q...tity 10uad equip. DJ mtenu, tli.rolabl<o. t~ and lartcr •pcaku boolt'-up available. ConiO(t AncJy, bwlnoss WooN )oe • • lo _ . oou o wtdr with othet py women 636.29S7, 106 Talbert . and men wtto write plays, po<uy, fktlon' To share out , • ...,...., wapjo<< wO<b in P<Q11C111 Cot:lot 10 our ......... u • ..w.a disorder ;., Mtlc:lt iDdivlcluah 00 otpnjzoojoo>al .-.in& ac tu r:oirrtcld & . (llnl rood ODd tbal - · d&ltct by~"' taklQIIou&iws. Sllnday, Oa.:W, 2 pa. for mort btl""'*""'. call Joe a1 For lttfOfmllioa about lralGXIU for tllk dloofoler call 1)4.1QSO &Jt.lOU. ,.,_,. ADdria-~ . c.r... w-.,. c.r.., w-·• I'· eo.,..,., "'tr. noo.,. Now .............. eft- ..m bt at IIWI'alo aD __...,oa Oaollc:t 11. INl. ....ty t o - uy IIDd • • 1ep1 "'--oo. Stop by ., ~ l'laaGiat orr-a to 'he I hp 0 . II _ . . . Oa. Zl as 4:30 pm "' with • rer:ruker. Clntdtaolc ' - Spolddiac buiJditli S ltll floof. It b open to - . 1101 0111)' -.)on. Wll ....... _ . . ut~ 011 Earth. All ca-Joo&•- ..,_ •-u.. ..._ ... __ A-.....,_ AbMI ..aa-Moo., Ckt. U, ll-2:00 .... .. JO Otpea Hal. ......... ea.,.. (( alal6tol .. ........ Sdreeltt ~ ru lp.a. t - . T b u n . ....,.._ fO< )'011 Ullk to Ckt. 21 Ia DfD. 104. U..,.S ~- ~ ftOtD tlH Upjoltn Co. col ...... 6345-Ziat. will tpalt OD "~ a 5oa F.....,." 11lo Ul Qoa 01111 ,._. IOCIIOnOW and rvu-j 1bllt1da)o 1j - . , . , _ , L« IOtchcl, A~ 1\leGI, to speak on 1:00 p.m. in Dkttndorf""""" Lo\111&<. TllloriQI II a vail&blt "How to Ocitl• Coa1macials" . A wine and rn- r<Cq)Cloft ,..,.by~...... will follow, All Manaaan<nr audmu and rao:~lty l.nvited. 1\la. Oct. 16, 7:00, Wmdc ll4 (Main Sl.) . _ , Oalo m«tl111 friday, 1 :30 p.m. 1030 CIMJms. or _ ,..,.,-·- 111or W~IO-IIII<t,Tho- . 18 ·· �back Gretzky Can somebody stop him? By JON M . DIAT Mon•a"'l Edutv liS .. O( lO~CflPI the dus:f"C Or<U.k). But he fdt lillll he did not h.av~ to do u much in I his 1110e oovcrina Oreuky as in Ill• Wilen Wayne Clfcuky and II>< EdO>ontoo 0\lm mvad<d th< M<O>onal Auditori~m ~ ""cnlna. Buffalo Sabre Head Coa<h Scouy Bowman did nO< lmpi<O><nl any plans 10 stop lhe '"Oreal Oreuky''. In !oct, be nC\'cr uupcd a rqular bn<: to oheck him. unu::rc b nOt a whole lot yOU can r<llly do," Bowman said. '"He hu 1h11 nllural hockey se:n.R, ltuu no matter whal you do, he Will ba•e lhc puck ""d Itt hh ch........ " s~ COOUJb, crcu~:y picked ~p I &o.tJ and IWO auiJts ,.hJch put him on lop of Ihe Nllional Hockey t..eaau< (NHL) point>.-.~~ Ill< Ollcn still clloppod a 6-1 cloc:JDoo to Ill< hon:l<town Sabra. ··r·m orr 10. olo"' 10 1> lht team." Cl1cul<y said quietly afl<flil<-. "I could 118'< JCOfod SO aOAis 1D Ill< f1111 10 pm<J. but II "< doa't win, h Malt- clo<tn't meaD alhJ.III.." ··we·~ bad- pro~>~mu dcfcruhdy, ODd IDQb< we arc eow>tlnl DO Wayne IO do CVCT)Iluna ror "'·" 0\"kt Coa<h Glal Solbcr .said. ''lllc .......... art pbyu11 aplnst this ,ur are really coadna 11 us ortc:o.oivdy and we ate ca"'bl bdllnd arly "' tht pmc and we bavc 10 pby aolth· up hoc~ey." Sabre dtlc:o.oive spedoliJt C1'111J Rltnu.Y II normallY wiped Ill< put. "W< did a &f<lll job rorecheckina outth<fc lonlsht.'" R.otnuy said . '"If we can check 111<0> deep cnoush Into their own tone. that cntbla us to cut down on thdr passlna 10 the winam. Circtzly hanp OUI I lot by lht rod line and he is danacroua lllerc, but they were 100 deep IO try lho.. bt<lk out p&S>CJ and rut nuha.'' D<lpit< Ciru~ky's thre< point pcrfDrrnon<:e, Sabre winl« Mlke Foliaoo considered Ill< job 1 _.. ·•or<ttky is jUJI a pllcnominal hockey ployer," Foliano Slid. '" He bwncd mt on one play with 1 move I've aner JC'fft dooc before , blrt you cxpea llw from him. YOII know he's aoina IO Itt tol1ldhinJ apiost you. lllld toniJ)It I thouaht wt did 1 peat job on him." The Sabra limMod Cr<ttkY to Jbou on aoal Ci<ml.y feb the Sabres pvt him more room lba:o ordinary. bul hr: railod to c:apitA!iu on tlltm. "I rally had 1 lol of ShllDI room out there," Cl1ml.y said. ·-OvertU this .tc.UOft I'""C had mote row room than WI .....,.., "bich Is .su.rprisina. We have our K'Orina thanca. bul we·.., bcco &ivtnl up lilt ,..Js u wdl. " Cirml.y IICOCtd on a wic:.kod slap '""" 011tJide Ill< riahl race orr circle ov~ Ill< riaht sl>ouldcr or lf>lltendtr Bob In ..... he Sou•• lcnntd "a shot I didn'l <Yell aet a chance to react to.·· Sou•< ltcls lhat mos1 IJ')allmdm let Ciretuy r~ lhar concanratian on 1M aa.me when hc't on the 1«. "Wilen you play a,a!MI Orcu,ky, )'0\1 can't let him Intimidate you," Sauve .taid. ''Once you stan to worry about him and don'1 ooncanr1te on lhc other playus, 1h11'1 whtn you let In trouble. They have"""" t>«llcnt shoolcn on lh< club and yau just ca.n't keep your cyea on him all the lime ... "I've alwayo bad JOm< probttrn• ~<Grin& aplrut Buffalo In th< paa," CiretUy said. "Thc.Y bave .om< pbJm ,.ho eon check and hit and throw your Iimina orr... Cirrttky lho"ah did - · lhr« aoaJs apiJI.It Buffalo Ul DO< period ID bfaak th< old liWk of Ph~ Esposi1o ror mos1 ..,...., ,..Js (76) last ........ Cir<\Uy fmiSIIod wilb 92. "I aoc almleiiiCI<y lllat Ollhl," Clf<ttky recall<d. "I didn't .am ror the forst 1wo periods and was rnucntod, bu1 1 aoc 1 row lu<ty bounca and lh-.pwau m)' way," Cirtuty rtfU>od lD spoculat< oo how many aoall or polnu he may end up With bul said tbat "I thonk I bave lh< pocnulal to reach 100 ........ ''IU lon& U l.ht tCill\ WIIU, thu'• alii want," Citd~ky said. "Pcnonal are llne, but as lonJ u I -.n able 10 help Ihe learn win, that's wh.lt I arive (Ot," ,...,cia � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/94c2b5d68f2ba83d97e15dc184825192.pdf 5e21e665e7aa1e1cabe245abc2a03b6a PDF Text Text EORU_ M UNIO~ • • One step closer wou/4 object to him By ALAN KACHIC Monogmg Ed;tor negotiating in ow· behalf. " -SA President CordeDSchachter A n Amherst Campus student union is a step closer to reality today as a result of last week's meetings between student government leaders and UB President Steven B. Sample and Friday's Student Association (SA) Assembly decision to give the Presilknt the green light to lobby for the student funded building in Albany. On Friday, the SA Assembly voteq by acclamation to give student backing to a Sample initiative to seek support from the State University of New York (SUNY) Board of Trustees and SUNY Central for permission to construct the unconventionally funded building. This appears to be the mandate from students that Sample said was necessary before he would start lobbying ih Albany. ''The: dlrtctive tet was that we can move very qaickly on setting Sa.mplc working in Albany on our behal[." SA President CordeU Schachter rxplained. He added that although this is a strong enough mandate for Sample co go to Albany with, he is conotmed that the other five. student presidents have not yet endorsed lhe initiative. Schachter said. however. "I'd be surprised ir anyone would objtct to hlm negotiating in our behalf." The even I$ leading to tbe Assembly vote and the propo~ scudent opinion poU.- slated to b.a.vc begun today but now canc;e:Utd-wcrc the tc;sulc of confu1ion rat~d by Sample'$ rtqUe:$1 for ;a mandate rrom lhe students, Schachter reported. Student leaders were uncen-a.ln as lO just with wh"t the President requlrtd 10 go to Albany, thus leading to the proposed referendum ond opinion poll. If an aarec:ment is worked out bctwten Sample and the: ,.;u Slate. a rerorcndum still be needed bcforo che bonds needed to fmance the buildini 'tan be wid. On Thursday morning, the 5tUdcnl pres1de-nls mt1 whh Sample 10 d~us:; Ihe union in talks thar were reporced to be unproductive.. " l WIIS very dissappointed with the ntC'eting, Sehaducr said, "It jw1 seemed we wtrtn 'L moving anywhere and, bccat.1Sc of the lack of dir«tion, I feh the wholeprojecr was going to C"'llapse on ut. Evt'l)'thing wa.'i confused." Tluu anemoon Schathtcr mel privately wilh Sample fn what he described as " Lhe be.!u qo minutts lever bad since taking office. Now it Jee:ms that we both IUIV<: a ftrm grasp or undersaandinathe • situation. 11 The imponant mauer resolved wa.s deOning ju<t what Sample wanaOif from !he Sludenl$, Schacht~r amned, "He was loakina at the poll as a mandate and I was loo'king at it as an indicator ... He sald thai if he goes to Albany and gru the best Albany, Schaehtu views hinuclfand the mher student presidtnts as playina a role in th.r ncgotlatioos ... , can be the ovtrS«nhar whatever deal Sample Slrikes is tbe best one. I think I tan give deal be can get and comes back to the students and him an indication whether what he has worked out il presents it, and they say no way, there'i still no problem,'' he explained. acceptable or noc .'' Whatever "if<emena Sample makes with SUNY, !he nnal deeision rests with the Sludents and whether T he "best deal" was deocribed by Schathter as 1wo or not they want to pay for the 1tudcn1 union . "tr rhe deal c.oming back was not well received and che aims: To have some .sort or security for students that this building eould not be used for any olhe< pu~• than a student union and that studcmcs will have a gnaier say in the day 10 day as well as lhe year to student body wd this was unaecepla ble, !hey could still reject it." Schachter explained, "We have no1hing ro losr. At rhe \fcry worst we'll be bac:k ro year administration or the buildina. where we art now." - -~ Graduotr Studem AJsociotion (GSA) PrC>idena Pecer Mu·rphy cmph:ulud the need for student contrql of any studc.nt funded b~ilding -at last • \Vedn ~a~~ OSA mcetjM. "The main con~crn is ~dent t."'ntrQLof..t:t:r!"6uildins.'' he dfirmed, .. We wa.nt In writing the creation or a committee of _ . students to control the building and to gfvc us the power that wt. wnm. •• Sc-hachter mainl-amcd thou the c:onfuilion created by trying to dtfine the mandate was cau~ by Stmamic misunderstanding, "I hil\'e no re-ason to sm.peQ that Sample was rWiy uyiog to c3use conrusion. You have -a new guy ln a new pOsition and Ihis was our nru U~ut, Tbe, fir.sl rime you me-et someone you ofl~n have problems With commtmh,:aiiOn ," II sce:ms likely now that the ntgotlation proc.~ will bcgjnl and according to Scho.chter, quite soon, "I ha\'c every reason tO think that he wom~ h done before- the eltcaioM (Nove-mber 2)," The .actual <:onstruction of the buitdin& is still in Lht distant ruturc. Although Sample will be doing.ahe work i.n -- Sheriff's office to issue drinking age-cards at UB n order 10 enfon:t"- New York StaJc·s new drinking IBw, the UruVersity is strongly encowaging studtnts to obtain an Erie . County Sherlfrs card for ·age verilication. The Cllids, which will be distributed rrom O<tobcr 25·29, are !he >nllll verifiable form of idcntiflauion. ''It is not difficult 10 obtain a standard UB card with a falst d-ate of birth ," c.laimed A.ssodaJe Viee..Prcsidcnt I acccp11sblc when presnued, Food Service Dircc'tor Donald Hosie called the SheriH's ID ..an tde.al document because of it'.s piCture." Food and Vending Service proVides alcohol on campus for such estabJishme:nrs as the WUk<M>n Pub and Saud<nt Club, and "obviously needs !his 10 co prottcl our liguor 1icemc. but a University 10 'along with' o drivers lice:nse wtll ~ accepted,'' roc Stud<tlt Affal,. Anthony Lorenzen!. "Buc to obtain a ShmH'< 10 canl. !he Sludcrn mun pr=r>l his binh cmlficace or baptismal m:ord," ob1ain the card, rhe:studcnl must prescm his orislnaJ birth ptuuddltion proor. certinc.:uc, not a photocopy because documenl.s can be aJtcr~ when the) • Lorenzeui, wbo is abo Olairm.a.n of the Alcohol Review Board. is in ilte phoa.oeopled. ravor of the Sheriff Departmen"' program, whJth has been sponwred The fee for the tard is five doUars, whieh is P'lyable in c..h (no by the Stud~nt Association. ••we'd like to cvcmuaUy devdop our own checl\5 will be aa:cpled). "The five doUars ree is &tandard, and goes card, and through them (Sherlrrs cards) we can gain some experl•nco," dlr«lly 10 the Sheriff's Dept.," Orubcr wd. '"The <'OSI is ror lOlBI he explained. "Wherever you ao (co obt.Un alcohol) chen are different pra<eWns. includina photography, lamination, and tyPina." upeaations (for proor or age). No one <an refuse~ Sherirrs 10, The services will be provided In Harriman Hall, on the Main St. though," Campus, O<cober 25-26, in Capen Hall on Ott. 27·28, and in Elficou qn Oct. 29. They will be Op<ralin& from 8:30a.m. 10 >\l30 p.m. a servic:e 1haJ we 11ft providing; it's oo1 mandatory, •• uid Th~ main problem arising rrorn the new drink:ina law will bt the reaction under.qed students. "We are 'A'Onied that t.be new age limit Dirtctor or Student Unions James Gruber. "But i1's his(lly recommended. They're very CIOn\•eniint."' The card reatures -a color migbt drive wme or the y~unacr students unde<ground,.They might pie~ure of the studc:nr which cannot in any way be altered. This reature wind up drinking in their rooms." l.orenuttl noled. makes it rh.e most idtaJ ronn or identina.tion. To CODIP<fl$11<, the Flallty Studenl AJsoclatioo approved a propOSal Drinking ritablilhments on campus will be primarily accepting the ror estabfi>hlng a "non·aleobofic" bar/ aameroom in !he WUke>On Pub. SherirrsiD, bul tWO Olhcr forms or identificalion will also be The creation of !his raa1ity will late place Noveml:ier 22 -Dceember 4. To By NEAL RICHMAN Sp«trwn Sill// Writ" '' lc$ or �I in short. [THE spEORUM ··~·Ita • Vok.lrnt33 S.lh GooctehlldiEdllor.Jn-CM•' Teoy Canao.iM•••tMo Edlfor Jon OlatiM•,..,ne Edltot Alt" C. KachterNtft.IO/Itf EdJfo, Otvld MaYJJ/Aif Ofr.clot " a.,.,.s,.~ Seih AU.,VCtfr Cllllpu..; The propositions far the November 2 ballot "••ere announced c«:<ntly by the Board of Elections. Her'* a list of thO<< that the County Voters will aco on during the elccll>n: COUNTY I) Shalll..ocal Law Intra. No. 8 (Print No. 1)-1982 which emend• Lhc Erie County Charier -and Adminisarali,•t Code to authorize Lhc Count)' Ex«utivt co t1tabliS:h a ]ofnl admlnl.strar;vc board with the State. of New York to opcn1c !?rico Coun1y Medical Center, be adopted? 2) Shall the County or En< be authorized to pur<h8$e <l«.'<it oower from tht- Powt.-'1 Authority of rhe State of Ntw York (P.A.S.N.Y)lllld •hall<uch power to public and privote utilicits for the benefit or r~identlal and rurnJ t:le<-tric udlil)' customers in Eric' County? 3) Shalll..ocall..ow lnlro. No. 10 (Pnnc No. 1)·1981 which amend• the Erie- County Chaner to inc.reue from SJ,OOO to S..l,OOO lht amount or otoncy the County t:xeetllivt: can uam.fer from one budgrtcd a.ccounc ro Mlothct without prior 1~gislafivt a,pprova1. be: adopted? CJ1Y I) Shall Local low lntro. No. 27· 1978, whl<h •mend< the Chaner of the: City of Buffalo to providt thi1t the powtr of the Commi.ssio11er Qf Fire to add 10 or d1rnioith Ihe- number of rirt companies now assigned chc thy'~ Ore hous~ be- condilloned upon approval o( Com!)Jlln Couno;il, b< adopted? 2) Shall L..oeal Law lmro. No 21·1982, whic:h amtndslhe Chrultr or tht Cily of Buffalo. io provide for nine rcdt"rtntd Council Oi.n rku trnd a Common Council composed of nine Dlmict Councilmen, three Coun cilnu~n· :n·Lnra:e. and one Council PrC$ideru, tfrec1ht J.1nuar}' 1. 1984, bt approv-=<17 3) Shall local L.tw Intra. No. 4· 1982, wltkh amend• the Chaner of the CitY of Burr,lo to provide chat the power of che Commis!tiOntf or fir~ In add co or dimintsh the numbtr of rirt David cJelilliCOfl'frlkUIIt • County propositions announced ) companies naw assigned the cily's firthouscs bt conditiontd ut)On approval of Common CouiiCil, b< adopted! U: PeutnQ/CHtrUwctr.o RlnO'f Rt.ot/CQflt1 Oavld Cl:ajMaiF• • tuw. Lori S~uiUIFHtJ,.. oave keckm•NPNto Jamoa Sulley/Pf!ofo Martin House temporarily ·off-limits The f'ulur< of the Darwin Martin Hou.<e-the pet projw of former Pre>ident Ro~ L. Keller and his Wife. lolly-i$ to be cxanlincd by a committtt es~ab1lshfd. for th:u purvosr. School of Atcbicecturr Dean Harold Cohen announced loit week. "Theh charge rs to e-valua1e present commilffienLS md r"-'pofliibilftie> and to e-olve plan.s for the future of the Manin Houst so a.~ t Q acco1nodatt the academic and publk funCtioru or I his landmark bulldin11." Cohen expl3ioed. The House was d<$ig,ned by l'rank Lloyd Wright and 1s on Jewell Parkway, orr Main Suw. In his scatem<nt, Coh<a nOll'S that the HouS< will n<>tl>< available ror public u~e until lh~ c:ommitttc prnents. its Onding~ to his oflicr and that of the Vi« Prc.ident for Academi< Arfair•. Sfr<1''"' Rhoads appointed David R. Rhoad$ hll> been •ppolnced director of the Amhmc CampU.'i Phy&ic:.t Plant, r~placing De-an Frtdtricks. wl\C) was promoted to an assisumt vice oresident level tMiier this year. He had served""' acting dir<ctor of the Amhet51 PhY,it111"planc !iiOtC' late: 1980 afltr workin.& in the office (or aJmosl St"\'C(I }'tars, Rhoad< h•• his MBA from Ull ond a llS from Buffalo Stote COIItlle, The AmberS! Campus I• "generally In sood <anditlon," he observed and ht pointed to the reccm State·widc tvaluation or Institutions tha1 put UB In -a Orst place tie v.ith Binshilmton for bc:st kept campus in cbc system. Kevin,.... Kruoolfl&.oorl• Deirdre- MllnlrV'Arta TOI'IY GrltfOIIAIUilc 8ob SctlooJeyl$u" FHI.U 't SCot FI.JhlfiP'hoto Mltnaol F Hopi!.II'ISISII~t ContJtttuWtO M lct'lnl E. ShaltantBtttlnu.J Wantg•, MIOI\aol CuratolofAdr.ttlalno Mt~tao•, ctnay L•uohllniArh.Coottlltttlot RlnM M IUe111PtOCfucUoa -.ueg,r Kathy Devald/A.d,. ProdwctfQn Coor. Laurie Conway/ProducrJon The fi]»ctrum lt. ..Ned by 1M Field Htwsp~., Synctrca(e, Loa Angel so n me-.s Syndicate, Colleg1ate HMCI!Ine-5 S.Nic.t United F.atutos Syndicated and United Ptesa Syndle:at6. fht S~errvm It repreunted fOf nat~J~I J~Cf'¥ttt!.slng b)' CommunluUons and Ad\lertlslng Servkes to StUdtntt, Inc.. Cltculatlon avttagt: ~.000 Tile $ptcth.lm.oHicH a1e lOCated'" U Ba.ldy Ha11, State Uf!lvttt!ty o! New VM at 8uUaJo, Buffalo, New Y~ 1•%60. Telephon•: (716)838.2-.-&11 Cop)'r1gt'll1982 Bu'l fl!lo, N,V. The S:>IC:ttum Studot!l Ptrlodlcal, Inc. Editorial policy I• ctt ttfmlnod btlne Edhor>Jn.Chle-f, Republ/~1too-s ol any mane, hOttln without th-1 o~ptUI connnt ol tM Edhor.f,..c;hler •~ strlcll~ lotOidMn. The Sp~fntlft ts ptlnled by BUifalo Ntwlf1tut Inc.• 1370 G.neea 5t, 8uttatoj N.V. I Mandatory International Club Meeting Today , 5 :30P.M. in the Ta lbert Senate Chambers Make -Your Plans Now For Homecoming Weekend ATTENTION The Sheriff's Dept. Will Be On Campus Oct. 25th to Issue Sheriff ID Cards ' ~.C.T.I.().~. Mandatory Meeting Students From Small Dorms Are Encouraged to Attend Today, 4:00P.M. Room 222 Talbert Events Are Conveniently Scheduled Throughout the Weekend It's Not Only A Game These W i II Be Required After New Dri_nking Laws Take Effect. You Must Have Your Birth Certificate Plus rroof of Permanent Address . Oct. 25-26 Harriman Oct. 27-28 Capen Oct. 29 Ellicott {Blake Center) Student Affairs Cornmlttee Meeting Oct. t 9th, 6:30 pm Talbert Senate Chambers ~ s.... A-ion $\ ~)u\i. '1 14 As~N'ltlf,u t-2 :Tfi~·~ :U...aii'tf&.~,1~ • ~ �• WI SA Assembly Speaker Jerry Olsen Steve PiwowskuThe S~crrum BrJON GOLDSTEIN Sput~m lncUJnbtnl Speaker Su;ff Writer or the As5Cmbly Jc-rr) 015en overwhelmed his nppOnents Friday afternoon. In a landslide victory, enabting him to l:c:~ his pOSilion 3S Speaker. Receiving I ZO votes (80 pt:r«nl), Ol!en dominated hh ~IUtfMI clo~1 Assue;uHul) oa,id Chodrow by IC9 votes. The ISO rnernbtr- legislature gave lhe other IWO t :tndidatt"S Naomi Fe-ller and LO\rl') Rok-nlhal only 19 competetor. votes bet~~" the two of them . "lam surprised that I won b)' such a lara:c margin. but I am happy that the Asembl)' will aJiow me to consinuc u thdr ~l o trd Spea k e~ ·· .said an O lsen. The packed Autmbly chambt:r in Ti11bcn WM motilfatt'd to support the inc umbent ~ no1 just for his extensive t.\perient:e, but because they wa.nt ••conlinuit)' In tht Asstmbly" . Olst.n txJ'l::titJF<I. Afltr ~ch candldatc made a brief suurment and was q u e~ tioned b} fcUow n\K"tnbl) members on a few Issues. the r('p re$Cn tativ~ rt-ndcrcd thtir votes-. Olsen, in his pre><ti(Ction speech. and in :1 subsequent intcrvie'o', st6Sed that as spea~ er, 1\e wanttd his rin t priorily to bt ' 'n gaining ur respec-t for the Assembly... He -added, ··we netd to have the adminiscralion•s rrs~t and for them to know that we are not he r~ to pat 1hem on the bac~:· Among addition31 g():tls arc the cre;uion of more power within the Assembly, the incnasina of Assembly autonomy from the administration. and the ronnation of five new Asst1obly committtes, to 1 de3.J with: Action, Advisory (a commlu~ designed to set the Assembly $ policy In Sen.ate issues. o r whicl'l Olsen i$ rheir represc.nt.lth·c), Achlttic:, International, and Mlnority affairS. ·• ., Otsen belie'o'CS that his seat in the Senate is·bC'nencittlao the entire leglslature. ''I can prtstnt all issues to the Assmlbl)' thai in,·o lvc money ( not totally an Assembly issue) and likewise abe &nate is- geulng a mort grass..root.s vitw of what tht student$ want (sinc-e the Assembly represents a greater :.mount students than the Stnatt-)", Olsen ousc:n~. Jn I he: A.tistmbly, " I am a person co direct, reprtM":nt, auisc. and cooperate". he maintajncd. Sting <~ffili(lttd with the Asse:mbly .since its birsh in 1980, Ol~n ventured, ' 'I think this is going to be the best Assembly so far." The election proceedings wert ht.ld up -appro~imat el y 1S mlnute:s as De.mocradc candidate for Ll. Governor Alfr~ OdBtllo appured in Ihe or AS!<mbly chomber. mad< a short speech and took a rcw qU<Siions, before his scheduled appearencc in Knox HaU. Del Bello began his brlef lecture to lhc Assembly with an auac-k on Republica_n Gubanawrial candidate: ~ Lehrman 3nd his conn.tetion to the:- While House. " Lehrman claimtd to be one of architects of Re:aganomit.s". OdBt-llo cited . "'Now he: dlsagrtM with Presidc.nt Reagan because he did not so rar enough. We say he wcm too rat. Mario Cuomo is taki ng a much more realisd~; 3pproach .. I cht- candidate addrd. ' 'W (C~omo) c do not have to ra.isc taxes. But he is not promisinavast reductions. Government ffiu11 prot«l thcne who need to be suppOrted. There 1s no way we arc gains to abandon the!$C p.c:oplc like the rederal government did ... De! Bello explained. In O'll1 effort to i mprove the state c.mploymtnt stai\J.S, and the economy i n general, Oelllello said 1ha1 CUomo ond he would be in ravor or a bond act to stimulate re\'enue for an "Infra-structure"", or an equiviltnt to a $late-based public works sySiem. A$ for 1uition dtat-UC$ and caphal coostrvt1ion. ~Jto_IBcUo did nol rtcl qualified to res-pond to 1h1tt presently. At the conduston of tht election for Speaker. elect: ions ensued for the she positiOns available in ttic As~rnbly Rules Committee. Afttr lnlervieVting 21 nominea and tWo ballots, six membet$ were choo~ : Kate Brady: Karen Comstock; Melissa Frogionci Regan Grice; Dan tves; 1Uld Usa Webb. Student Associa~on President Cordtll Schacht« who tolrhhe Assc.mbly it is the moll influential student force on the a.dministration. put (orth a rdOIUtion wbich ~llrd (or the A sS<mbly to be r~eptive and not to re.ject any admini~t ralion proposal at this time. The resolution was passed l!nanimowJy. ~TTENTION UNDERGRADS GRADUATE SCHOOL -INFORMATION DAY AT U/8 Co-Sponsored by: Buffalo State, Canlslus, Daeman, Medallle Speak to representatives of faculties offering graduate programs at U/8 and from graduate schools in thee U.S. and Canada. Tuesday, October 19th 12 Noon to 4 pm 5 pm to 7 pm Capen Lobby, Amhers·t Campus·SUNYAB Representatives from over 40 Gradua te Schools and faculty members from each division at UB will be in attendance. SOME OF THE SCHOOLS PARTICIPATING WILL BE: Adelphi Unlverslly American Ufllverslty Baruch College Boston College Canlslus. Oollege Case Wetaorn Reserve Univursity Oeeman College Oanmouth College. Amos Tuc ~ School ol' Business Ore)(el Unl'tersity O'Youville Colleoe Georgia Institute of Technology Golden Gate Unlvafslty Hotsua Untvetslt)' Indiana University Kent State Loyola University of Chicago Medaltle College Medgar E•ens College ol CUNY Monterey lnstllute ot International Studies New Mexico Hlghlando Unl•ersrty New York Institute of Technology Nort h~astern Unfverslty Pace UniVersity The Pennsyh·ania State University MBA Program Purdue University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 51. Bonaventure University St. John's University State University College at Buffalo SUNY/Albany SUNY/Stony Brook. Syr•cuse Univenlty Tul•.ne University Union College, Institute or Administration & Management The UniVGJsftY ot ConneeUcut Unlvl!'tslty of New Hampshire Un!Ver~lty of Nohe Dame Unlverolly of Rhode Island Untvarslly of Roehester �' I o .. Plan put forth to settle space problems at Harriman , By DA VJO dtLISI Contrlbulml Edttw In b&ht or l<ldnJOnallpa<< thll tht Um\trut) Hou)lt Council ha~ rt'l."'t'i"ed from lht- Orr111mrnc af Thata and 0Anec-, 'I propooal ha> bt<n put fonh in order ro 111oea1t nrw aru-1 'ttrhtn tht nt'td ts grutt':)l Tht' plan, fannul111~ by Sub-Board room b«lu.\C' ••they are hapPCil •hm the) arC' ranhnl aVt.a)' (rom the rei\ of us," ~crordin.&to Mack. Tb< Council held an op<n hearinc Fnclay ror requn-tln& 1pat1t and for mrn1b<r Jerry Olstn and Coordina~or for Rtcrtationol Pro&rammlnc Dill Ma.t k , suucttcd dr~uibutin1 'pace an thr« major pre.misc1, First b chc high priorily for r«rtaalonal space '" H.uriman, followed by solvine SPA« problem• of tho« ora;ani:utions present I) resJding In 1hc: buildinc and fin>lly krcpinc the ~m<nt di.uributk)n. Mack and CouncU Chair Qutntin Rob1MOII ronv<n<d th< ;pn,.dy m<nd<d mocdna, they b<lnc th< onlY mtmbcn presc:nt. for clubs and orpntta.lioru. The: firu floor qJd, "a lot o( &roupt haH mo\td co ~ould IK ull'd for ()p('fauon Services. T><k<1 Of(i<<. louni« and muho·purpo~< r~IIIOn$~ Tbt I)C'~Iy ac'QUirtd Spat"t' tDdudn IV.O thc:~tff cb''fOOm\, ;and rcK:mh 26 to lO, udud1n1 21 . In t\.ChlfiJc-. the: Thca1n Otpanmml ra.~'cd ah~·lhbd flottr, "tucb v.as rormall)l Ulr<.l b) itudcm lCSiin£ btfortJt mo\~ to Ell.c\)11 AC'Cotthnf. tn M1d., the crack WI) bcnt'fiC'ftltO both l)lrtiC'" "Tht sracc rna'-·~t.Miblt 10 <4·Q1i the handtcapl"ltd and JCI1trall)' ft01i)\ t:d 0'0111 tht' 00W J)(Oplt y Thtattr o~"P;\rU't'H:nl Of \ikt\ the J.fUUPi indivlduab opposed to the ipa~:c ' ' S.ncc the OptnUIC or Tolb<rr." Mack Anth<rSL II'< lf< basically rnopp!na up small1roupr •ho want 'P'I<• illld h<lpln" tho:le II.IOuf>' d~cruntl<d "'"h ,.hal 1bey hii\'C' .. Robiruon outltncd che rcsnuc1unns. thll •Ould comrnt1\a at Ihe- e-nd of the 'lo('fJl$tr. "'Room' 24 and lS tt.ill be\."''mC' a rOC'O'~Uton room at~d a •«r<'illlon Arta. rtspte;li\~1)' ," hc s:ud. "Room, 101 and 106 wdJ be comc11rd to loungti, wilh 102 being Ol~tt, rOOm 29, b ltDrltivcly JC'htdui«J 10 be gt•en to the Communily ""'"'" Corp (CACJ. The Council dlnribulc:d vaca.DI rooms. Room 63 will ao 10 t.I'HOS for lh<ir tutorlns nctd>. Bucmcnt ofliots will b< given to lht lntcr·Crcd: CQuncil, c;irclt K, Sub Board with room 62 soln& to th< St. book txchangc for tht nrsl thrct ~...... or each scmestu, lht.n returned co a r«rearion room with poollabl..s. vldl'O pmeo and pfn,.ponJ. Anti·Rap< Task Force (t.R;Eucuthe Pamtla N"o<Utro "<hcmcntly obj<atd 10 ~<r COrups IKW allocation of roorru 28 t..C.D, and 30. "We hove 2S ....rr man be« •or~ill& on various proj«:t• who canno1 ~ark crfmlvc.1) if ahey .1rc s:plit up. " She e•plalntd rita I .. ,,., not &ood for recruilin.&-wc hnc ISO voluniC'ctS tach DirtttOI sernesc.cr. The new room• hav~: no ""indov. i. Most of our personnel $:mo"c and v.ill qtJit ,umed in1o 'h--rtacion snac~ ... 1r rorccd to One or tht' lhe;utr elll\>rooms. room 26. will b«otnl'" .1 trcnndcm mom, whil~ th~ ARTF a1 hlt prcestm loc::nion, room 67, work under thde condhloni." Nicastro rtqUHitd rh•t lh< Counclllrov< ~hid> it shares With CAC. "It's a ..CUT< area, with malotetlantc people "OI~ina nearby latc a\ ni&ht.'' Ntcastro also suggested 111&1 lhr Unlvenlty hirr cngin<<n 10 t'l!iaminr 1he r·oon1 ebovc 67, "h u)(d co be a kittben IIJU, thoush the Ooor/ctlllns ma_y not bC' ll rons CJ10U&h 10 suppert the stress of the dancers now usina it." A CAC ~pokcsp<no n said rhey would be wllfina to A Rl'F the room in •~chana< for their ~pa«. Robinsou thtn expl•lntd 10 mcmbc:n or the audience why no aroups were btin&alvcn thc mor~ visible space on rhe firsl noor: "Roomslikt 101 ~~ real Ut.ate. We don"t v.ut any ~o rttt m<r arc bdna ll!&httd." Robi._ l<ldtd, "suc:h rooms at< tal)' for oommunlly IIOUf>' 10 find If lhty m.,- want to reserve the room. •• Tb< couocil was as~td about "ho "'1>11111 pay for 1hc movina. Accordina 10 Mar". ••the move b voluntary and \he Universi1y does not have to pay JUch <'OtiS as movin& and phone rt'initallalion ." Mack did -advi\.t all organlution; to oont&<t Dit«tor of Student Actlvltles Union James Orubct for more .sott1l'k ln(ormalion. ai•• HEALTH INSURANCE WAIVERS If the insurance fee is on your invoice and you want to waive the insurance, bring proof of alternate coverage t.o the student Health Insurance office-0213 Michael Hall by October 19 at noon. No waivers will be accepted after October 19. No exceptions, no extensions • SUD 11\DOAP.D :7CiONt INC. Student Health Insurance Cards are available in 021 3 M ichael Hall. Bri ng Student I.D. For Further Information Call 831.·3284 �CAMPAIGN '82 By SETR ALLEN Cily Editor '1he upcoming aubtmatorial clcttion l.s one or lhc= n!Ostlmportant rlrctloru in New York State in the SO yean, Ocmoel1llic Candlwur for Lirutmant Ciovnnor Alfred OcllkUo told • small audlen« in Kno~ Lcctuce H.U Friday. "'Til«< iJ a dear dichotomy the candidate<," !KIBdlo said. nooinatliit Republican candidate ln' LdumJJI claim> he Is an in>mtor of supply sidt econo-mks and ctaimJ credit for Rapn Administration's policie<. New York iJ loW\& 52 billion a year In soclol p>L<t bet.,., proa.rams because the President hu C'Ul or c.liminaltd 1hnsc proaranu\ he &aid. tJCplalnina that 1hc numbe-r o( peopl< lookina for job< natlon;lly fs the high<St in "'IT l' l' e think that SUNY rf(m a plurdism in education that is vert/ wluoble. . ~' - DerOOaatic Candidate Alfred DelbeDo - hbtory. Dcmocralic candidate Marlo Cuomo s-aid that chc 'dta chal ~~e &Ovtrnmcnt s;pc-nditt~ Cauus uncrnploymetu llnd in nation and puts people out or 'lfOfl b ridiculous.. DdBctlo noted . Pcoptc. fncludin& Mucknts, need the: suppon of the ac»~oernmtnt, hC' • added. "Cuomo koo•s. chat you canno1 PfOmote U$1 tax d«rasn and ~~ SO\'tf11/t1cnt qobiC'.'' Ot'tBdlo e:hat!.cd that le:hrrnan'J tu POlicies c:ould not suppOn New York State commhn-.cnu. L.oc3l prOpc"rl)' la>:CJ wnuld h3vc to ao ur b)' 40 pcctnc to compe-ns.ate for Lehrman's tL't cuulna. he )aid. addln11 ohoo <ven Smtc Comporollrr rlrd ltraon ha.< attacktd tht Rq)ublicau ., policies as unrn Jistic. " What ~<<are looking at os a phlloJOphy thaJ ha.< not ... orkrd in che rtderaJ ao,·crnmtnt and will not "'or~ fn state &O"enuTK'Ot. Whtch path do we want to Knd ~w YMt State dovrl'l•' ht qunhoMd lO get Cl\0\la,h CIPIIill IO Stop tht dtltnora ion of lht' State·, mnrr •rs1cm. "We now rKo&niu 1ha1 in Nl~N York StAI< thrtt arr 17,000 brid&Cltllllt are tmly matJin:tll)' nfc 10 usc. and lhtrc. :trt hundreds of thouSilJtd< of mil<s or roodway In dbrrpotr," In the l:»t rtw )<lU<, New York has aooned b>ek hundred> or thousands of jobs that it hod louin tht pGll, Ocllkllo molntained. A JO•etnor mWI make himselr heard tn Washington to c.Uy suppon aplnst R•odn pollda, and d.-dopa stronaeconomk pooi{am for tl>< Slat<, he added. 01 Wt art' nol promisina (a!K tax aJ1i and hanbratned ldns that you an ~n<~ with no money to sprnd," Ocllkllo noti!d. "Cuomo Is b<in~ honr~ whh che plJblk i1tld not maklns QR)' proml\n he mnnot \~c:p:• Ho cullrd SUNY " > great a.>s<l and t«our<'< In New York Suue." nuainJ that lhc Oc!m<Wntk 1l~~t1 h:as care for 1he- SUNY sy.stcm. "W~ Hunk that SUNY orrcr~ I pharali~m in tducallon that li ""'>" \a•uabac.·· ht ..akl, addins I hac he don not v.3nt ~ HJIIton 10 up bm he anno( aukt any rromiw' ·•tutt.on. 'Alii go up .. _.h ~~"-' tcs.utantt' if II don ao up. •• Hi&h matprvetcC' IR.Suranlc in Nev. Vori. 1\ dtt\lnj dot'lof'\ OlU of the elat e-, DtiBC'Uo ;n~uN uoun, 1hiu h l<ad.t to a \houaae of dOctors in .otnt Arf"\. \.Jndc• .a Cuomo tenure. tht Go~ocrr'u' \ o(hu· \\Ill Y~nrl 1.\hh lrmmancc ..:mnp;mlts: to P,(t lllalphh.tke Hltl.'~ do""· The Wt\IC'heJttr Coun'y E,t\:ulh l " \.3IJ. ht' doc:~ dlrfrr Wtth Cuon10 on >orne""'""· btu 1.1id ir Jill dbap«mtnt\ do I.Ui\f: "'Cuomo v.outd t't the eo.. cmor, rhe•c ls no quntion oJ ch.u.' • He: ~id Cuomo ha$ MWllC inlcrnuns ldus. \Uth •' t.a\:ms the Lt . Co\nnor's of(Kt out of the C},tnatt communities and lon.lilits h.ll\c JOtlrn rnto d rlllttnil It '" th< eo.c-roor'• orr... "' the '"" nnana-1 troublt , tht y ha•e >topped in\estl!lllin the mcn rould ~<olt oosah<f: "I ~auld Ill < to m••, . . . infraoiuuaurt--hif)\wa)i. bud¥$. and so on, ht' rdf't'CI and fricnd5hlp -thcn none of lht said. O.:llkllo noted that oht S tat< need• • bond""'" dl$aar•crtrtcn,,s "ould be • " As Guidelines for out-of-towners By NINA MONTELEONt: Sp«rrum Sroff ll'nltr Vo11n1 1:1 a beik Amcnan riJt\1, uniC\J tho.~ Amtncaru ue oul.o(...co..-n univnsity Au.cknu. Fot thll&JOUP of ~tudtnu. to rqutcr and \'ott. the:) mu~c mt't'l the s.pcdrK qu-aJmcattonJ outtincd in tl>< 1949 N<"' York Stott EIKtion Law-a 14"' thot tht Eric Coun1y Board of Eltctfonl nric'lly 1ntcrprru. M.biJtDnl Board or E~ctiorU '"ornmlssioncr Herb Mallllk cited Article S Settinn lOS which deflnrt college .SIudcrus u u-an'ilcms ~nd outlinci SP«ificqua.JilintlonJ needed ror perm:~.nem r~idcncy. The llolld h:u a legal riglu to ask qurstionJ to dcttrminc D uudf'RU penn:anmt ret,dtn«. aC"rordmJ to Malzak - Studtnls art asttd "A here thdr CiUJ ~ rquttted, "'h.rtht< they 0"" property 01 at< self Juppontn& and ocher qUatiom about bankinallld lmendf'd to lmcrfl."ft ¥~-ilh the uudcnts rig.ht U1 rtgiste.r and \Ott:' ~he: Jaid, .. And as forab:.entc:c balton" dcdartd S1hcr. "mo11 or lht.sc' b3Uou :ut: ...,.;,ed l•tr or on the day of the rlmion."' Silt ....ned rhr lk>ard h "><"I<Ctl\rly" pic~ng out \Cbools and mek~na u d1mcult for studtnllto rtalst"· Young Dnnocrau of Wn-ttm New York Chan Fred Flou stated that Nrw York ,. the only stole that has the problem or ''lOCO parenlhe:Sil", Whii':h mCIIIH ~wde nu art not u:gardtd ns oduh'i, Ac-cordln& to Flus.,, 1hc Bo:ud &lrlctly adheres to these t ltttion laws bct:auSC' it (can thQl S'udcnu· will btcOMit a powrrful \otlna biO<, pr<<umabl} lib<rtl. :>r~d pcrcdve that thl\ wall thrtate.n communlty intetc."!ll\, Yrt th= otud<nt> ore part of the community. They pay .ala ta<. t<nt, and support tn>nY l«al bu$iness. IJUUrattCt'. Malut suut<ted that student> ~>ho do not quabfy wnd in abscm« baiJou. to their home towns. ' 'S1udenu don't have to answt:r any question~ asked by tfio Board" oounlt red Oir«IOr or Gtt!Up . Lr&al Servles, Htllary SUvor. These qutslions arc '"definitely discriminatory and The Organization of Arab Students Invites you to a lecture by Dr. Noam Chomsky on American Foreign Policy i n the Middle East. Tuesday, October 19, at 8 PM at the Communications Center - North at Buff State ATIENTION ALL STUDENTS: The Association for Professional Health Oriented Students (APHOS) Presents· Dr. F. Schlmpfhauser, ~ssociate Dean of Medical Education at SUNYAB Topic: The Nature of Undergraduate Medical Education Wed., October 27 at 7:00pm in Knox 14 All students Are Welcome To Attend. Refreshments will be served. Look For APHOS at the Aeademlc Fair, October 26 & 27 in Capen Lobby •special VIewing · MAN THE INCREDIBLE MACHINE • Memberships will be taken these two days All are welcome to stop in our office. Hours are posted at room 17 N Harriman. Remember: Memembership fee goes up to $5 after Novembe~ 1st. ~ _,.,..., . . ,\n....... - - . .• •• ~ 11a . Tho lpoalwa . 5 �editorial What students want own coflers. Finally, if students are topsy lor l/le building, Should students pay lor the building? There is no what guarantees wlllthoy have? This Is clearly the easy anGwer to this question. 111 theory, students most Important question or them all, In theory, should not be forced to pay lor a student Sample should be accompanied by a student When union as'"clllzens ol a State that has shoan clear he dea.'J In Albany. But, he would probabry claim, neglect lor their higher eduoatlon welfare. That's t~at his manuevering room would be sliced the theory. considerable. He's right- we have to trust that he Butln all reality, the Slate financial system is a Will relate responsibly what happens during the disaster. ReaoanomJcs. tho promised savior. Is only negotiations to the University community. He has making us suffer In greater agony than ever before. done nothing to merit a lack of faith. Additionally, there Is an Impression In Albany that But thoro ara others where even the most tnis University has gotton more than Its lair share trustworthy of all peclple should not be given triJ~I in the '((BY of buildings and has all the space rt If UB students are lo receive the building, there could ever want. Heightening this misery Is the fact must be certain promises made to them. InclUded that UB asked lor dlspersod space at Amherst, are a lease that $tates the building will be forever probably spurning ~ centralized union. our&; complete control, via a University-wide union A State-proVided union is unlikely for several boatel, over the building; help from start and taculty years, II at all. Hopes lor priVate contributions, fn payments and promises that all students will along with help from Iacuity aod stall, are probably contribvte to the building, even aHer completion, remote without a signal from the student body that these monies could go to a special fund. It would be willingly to pay for the building In some manner. Such promises. acceptable onfy In written form, So It appears lhat if ~tudents really want • union 're necessary conditions before students should be and want It now, they will have to pay tor the l,oroed to pay lor a building, that ln an fairness building via a lee. should be provided by the State. Students contributing to a l aclllty so sorely Eventually, students will have to decide whether they want to contribute their monies to the needed on this campus-and universally dernanded-is not a bad thing, It's what comes construction ellort. But for the present, there is nothing wrong with Sample going to Albany to with the deal that counts. Lot Sample get on with check out the possibilities. Clearly, Albany will his business In Albany, but let all know that , student nnancial assistance carries a price tag need some convincing ol their own before the~ allow UB students to pay for a building out of tMir along With lt. building. AI limes last week, It appeared that the struggle lot a student union would be helplessly bogged down, until a last-minute ml!llllng between University President Steven B. Sa.mple and undergraduate Student Assoclatlon(SA) Presi dent Corddl~n&chter resulted In an a!ltli~ment lor Sample to head for Albany to worKT student's behall lor the building. While the decision appears to pave the way for serious negollallons to get the centralized facility for the Amherst Campus, there are still several compl ications and qualifiers. Do studenl$ want the building? Sample, throughout his tenure llas stressed that he needs to know that there IS considerable support In tlie UB community for tM building. Even with the Assembly vote Friday, the Albany barons could sllll Question Sample as to whether he Is speak ing lor the student body. And this point hal> been a source of conslderallon lor the student government preslde11ts and Sample as to tlie best method to confirm that there is truly unanlmou,.suppan. A survey of ranaornly-selectod students clearly will not provide the kind of mandate Sample will need to be effective, Votes eminatlng from Talbert Hall again are not I he best , or the most representative, signals. What Sampl e should have as ammunit ion is • relorendum lrom all stu<lents at the University,..atllrmlng !heir desire for such a - - Hungarian invitation f'dllor: The Hungarl•n Srudem As.so(;i611on and Mertdl will holrJ their flrtt annual ••HungtJrtan Cullurat Night" on Ootober ~1 at 7:00p.m. lo Room U30 Clemons Htll, Amhers t Campus. Hlohlluhls o/lhls le.r/Ve •vening are to Include a dl.splay of Hungarian cuttur11 llrtlfacl~, aarorlng ol HlJnQirlan cutslne. a slide .show of Hungary rodlJ y and • CBS 'erltJsiHm ·on tfle pollficel teWJit In Hungery, Wtt- Invite all &tUtJIIJ1I$, lfcUUy membcus end tho:te ol the UnWer$lty oommunlry to auend this brl•f but Informative look ar Hungau1n nltt. Hacks Editor: w n., are rhe uou •tong the Flint e.fllrance IHifng htc4tld •w•r? I OtJIItJVtJ lht!ti& ll~S WIJff! planted ro lorm • lofty canopy In J5 '/t1~15 01 $0. NOW Vi$JUOtS Uf' only be SICRened b~ the r•gped lot $(/ll.stenrllng. And lbtt community will mit$ tne ttltWre eonlraatlng UB's fine architfiCiurt!. It a:oems u (f grotip-1 ot three tree..s are r~ndomJ'f targeted and moWtld down. rne,-.·s l'to logic of purpose lor the dtJstructfofJ\ The tree.r ·$eetm to be victims ol t/fote who It ill shrub$ lot exclremtuu Aft•r the tret~s on Flint whafs· next? The trees In •r. gon•~ Founder'• Plua ot "" C..pen· Nottott •rrlufft? Her vand•l$, wl?•r abOut Pullet Gtov•? Ne1/t rime you tide elono Flint oount ;he stumps with lfnge~lng uwdull. 1,e de~trvclfon Is •PP•IIIng. II grle.,.s me to n~ US'' main entnmc• dli.,.SIMted. OonQUnlvorslty student Slipshod Editor. Tnl~; ' ' •n optJr Jeuer to tbe Unfverslty ro gfvtt anolher er•mpttJ of"'" • IIPiiflod m1nner in which this SC/'1001 fJ run. In 1he first pttce1 lot thole ol us who lou an I.D. C8Jrl, mine loll 1pert /rom over use. and thtmJ are only thrH dtJ't, titHing tne •nme ••me•ter ttlplsce 11. On thOt;fl tf'ltHt dais thtJ center Is only open lor thtee houts, not only '"' '· thtlte Is only oq• "m'"· Th fr t$ absurd/ There ere 27J:XJO tllldenls attending this University, etch of On Ttwrsday, October r. 1 1tooa Itt /Ina/or on• hour 1nd forty live mlnuttJs to gttt •n 1.0, ~•rrJ. 1nd turn~d •w•y whet~ the y r:lou" 111 6:30Pm. Thete wer• thert was •pproxlmately ontJ huodr•fl otiJtJr people tumed aw•Y alto. Whom need en 1,0. t!BH1 in order to ttn/oy tho U!IO of such lacl/ltiss 1-$ libtatln ilndJor a (lend Unvtrslly et~enrs $UCIJ II.S movie• IJn(l Fiii!Sprlng Fttsl. end only om~ cBmlftt to take "i,li rneu plctuffl~. Wouid somecoay p lease 1ell one Why $28,000 ol UnJver6lty mon.ety can b~ fiiJ&ml on an lnsuguratlrm balf. while the Unlver~fry cen only ttllortJ one c.mer•? I "ilnctuety Cflieve the tlnJv·flr61ty nofH:Is more t:em~tas. I •150 IHI th1r11 Jhould be more dtytt naHable to fJ0/11 replecement 1.0. cara~ Tne thr•e. d•y5 av•lletJts mey not be convt~nlent lor 11/tJfYOne. For mysell, tt'le)' ere exueme/y fnconvnie,, As It wu-. 1 lost 2 hour~ and liltetn m;nut,$ of worlc rh•t day ;~ rondfn_g (fJ JJnalor notMng, Is t~47 or P•r that 1 1"•' /OSIIJnd I WOUld ~flrt• lnfy 1/}( f) 10 lcf)o., who will pay Jl)a{ mon•y ~c• to mt~~. t.Jntortunatel'f, tn~ two rlly& It/tare also dljf lhll 1 work so I mu5t lose motfl tfme and pay Il l .,.ith lo g•t my I.D. CO/d. For lhtt tasl ot you who stood (n iumod .aw1y, II foU wish to e~,press your l eellngs to th~ people r»S"ponslble. call Admissions snd Records. The teleph·one number fs 831·2333. 1 urgtt you to let them know trow you teet about this altus lion. Al$o, II anyone wtshu to •tt•mpt to get .an I. D. card, the urvlot will be nall1b1e Thflr•d•y NoWJmiHr 11, •IKI ThurJd•Y DoctJmbet 2trom 3:30 to 6:30pm, You muar brings •ohedule oard In order to gel your 1,0.. caril. Until then, remporery 1.0. 1/rJd and were c~td& are .tlflfttJfe 1/ Admfutons and R•cordr In H•y•s B~ Once mar•. I urge •nron• who WQJ- /8/t Jt8fldlfl!} Jn 1/rtfJ fhlf elf)' to e~preu your opinfott to /ho~e re,ponslble -lfti the only V'fB.'/ anythfrtg Cllfl ehangtt, Erin CVrtlo Ul'\dergraduete Stodent �Guest Opinion Name witheld by request O n• of the reasons benlno tne 1rn•a.s•ort ot Leb-arron ts to m•"• swe that the Jowlan don't see ilnolhtt hotoeaust by fol. stops at Hitler, lng tne ' Hille, and tns colleagun kn~w that lt\f Jews are f\01 only danoeroua lo Germany, but also to IM rest of "'• '.t.Orld llHs •maoe t1 now $Hn aoa~t~• In tnt ~1nos ol taraet 1 PnMe M1nt5ltf Menachem Beoln .,d Defense Mln1ster Anea Snaron towato ttle P••utliMin li~allon Organl.tatlon. Now Btgln and Snacon t.~So tnla ucu.se to t\111 tnouaanos of homoio.ss Patesttnean.s and toraure c•viiiDn Leba11use women and cnlldren HtUer waS- also CfL.")' abO~o~t his Idea of an Ar,.a.n Mute' I piau WMJI It !Uti C-an see F\ett He put Germany In Looking Over The Wall fl.le E:tam/Amurtcan Presidents OueSllons ,. ICenttfy th• American Prasldenl rtsoonslble tor ••c:P'I ol UM suuattona dtac11bed OOJO..., A P••~•d4!nt ma't be \ned onu. tnOft thin once Of not at an wncr IJ Wa1 •e~oo.nstbl8 I Of the e"c.ai1Hon ot US troops In South Eas.t Asia, ~eaultlno In the \Hetl\am War? b) Ad¥bC318d •n<t hTIPICmonted a tniUIDIV drlllt9 c) Brought the Unllld States lo lt\o t)rtnk ot nuclear B war'~ Y ou 6,\ ~eli m your cneh a-no tnlnK for mot'NH'U Part ·•a '". you s.eem to JememDer. II" JOhr,so"' ana tne an.a'4er It &eflbbted w11n teUet Pan " b'• fa easy, the answ8f could oe Llnoo•n ot Aoosvvtll, but you cnoose 'f/llaon because you cton't like him, Part "t" gets it bit tougher. but RoDgan .sounds good Ttwt e\•m Is return.ct. and, at •east you got creon for pl(l •·b" ~ answets are diSCIUssed ancJ- yO\I btfgtn to 'ollllonO.f 11 you di(f atl tne tnGing, becauH •ne answer 10 ell three quesUonala Kennedy- Ttle TA ln cnlf~ of aamtntstetfno lt'!e tut uplains the ansowor with • monologue about tt'le history o f tho VIetnam conflict, tneludlng t.onH!ihlng about a bay whh pJga ~ F01Ul1l 01 • II 1 a.DOf'ly uoW today oeopt~ wnatever . Bogin II Snaron'a eonc.e'n fs- ·~•cuy !lilt Hltle,'s. Tney are puttlflg lsreeltn • place whele Hiller f\ld Garmany. TheY' te pulling tareelln a war or Holl Today In the Unlttd Nallo"~ tt\o vole of olhet couniiiH '"CIUfJmQ lha Un!UKI StileS IS only uul11 ltrael ~nol only lo«u..-ing lt\e Paleaunean Uber11ors but •lso ktthng 1nnocena PalaS1inians *no are even fOfcto 10 orve o_p tnt" owt'l {dentily by lht ltratl a Whal ls~et hat done in thla rnuaaore ls moro than wh•' the PaiMllnean fighters ctld !'iince tne bhth ol 'hefr organization Old you know thll 15,CJ00.20,000 oooole. mostly Clvillan.s~ ha~t~ • been llnted dur;ng the l.n~ask:J.n ot leoanon alon&Lwnue tarael's Anaron va""~· •n ft\S triP to wasl"!!ngton. admlls aoout 500 c•vlll11ns deatn&? All 1n tM name ot peece L!~e H!IIO' used 10 say 'I am fOt OtiCI - a p•ectt o' Poland. a Dleee of ClOt"ottOv(l.kle " 8eg1n •s Jti.SO''Ot pe~ " A piece of Palelulne 1 a piece ot lebanon • n •s U~d t o ~ 'lllrtlat •aorns.on l • rilti rod.t)' can dO 'l¥11h OUI ~011 aopnl5hC3ttd '<liii004\S, hDinding n•elt df!lslrOyinq c:lhtt. ftOIPitala anct e'\o~n rctiUgt~ ttletlters Begm a.no ShAIO'l Invented ttu!ir own concepl ot ·Self oulento·· thll moans 1na1 the)' t.ttn 1nva.ae a:nd duslroy .tny coulllfY thOI have enemlos ol lsraol -In Whale"''' fnll4lity or potiUc•l Ci1PICIIY Th15 also mean11.srae1 must gel 1~aay for a war ega.nst the 127 natloM tnot tfJif.C "'·1 '"' l n"fas.on ot L.eoanDn or recooruze tn.e P l 0 By Alan Kachic And more tolk a,boul ttto Cuban mlultu crisis. •·Jonn F Kennedy •esportslbte tor an those H1ings7", fOlJ sa~t to your:sel'- "I always thOU~ht he was • llberet How COUto tut7 I always thOIIgt'll he wU tht g..-.ate'St Plh~e.nt r-er. thll ltn' t what I hAd oeen led 10 beU.aw-e. Oo heroes die? ' Nol to ta'te a chtiP ahot at tnose wno ntve l)iJSsed. out - watt ot<, mayb& that was a cheap .thot. Bu• whal IC the Kennedy mystlque1 Was I he mtv, rBtJPonslble 'or ttte alorome,lloned deeds really Ute hOpe IOf Americ-a, lhe King An nut ot the new Camelot tttl mtntah ot Ieday's l4bents?tn '982 thll ts hatd to undef&tl nG W ~re we~ a you ll'tt day John Kenneay Olecl7 Most Americans alfva In 1963 can remembef whell'lt!r tney weft a kid playing wltn toys, In a bar In SyratU&D or In a daJG &I wotk, and tor Obvlou.slv good reasons. A orestdenhal 1111111n1Ukln. upectellv tn thoSe days ot sus,uckJn. wu very tot'tous busiMII and something 1M1 wiU e-ffect and e.aus.e a t•ae1tatt lff'O"' lu-'1 a oout C'f"ltTYOOe As lragto u Kenned)'S dealt\ was. 19 veat11e # tong time to movrn 1 my1n. e$pe(:lf11Y when lh& man dtd not 11ve up to u To be tatr to ttta protem. Edward Kannedy Is a more dosttable eandldJuo tor Ptesldertl thol" m051 of tf;o5e ff'Suna today, oven It nts goat5 Jnd dOd!c&Uort to lu.IIJ are uf'tCettaln But lor American poldtc,ans, n.e iS. a lesser ol the evllt ana l&rs f'OI t11VO any QUUl by 8SIOCIIIH)n T he point ''· tregrdy or not. John Kenneov wa& roc• a uroat Pfetaldent . He did unte to imptove lh& quality ot life In Aft\fH ita. 1n• oconomy did that on ua own nt1o-1e wore ltH! day~) But n,.s DOilcles, mo.st specifiC lilY f\ls e, calitHng the v ..trtam War a"" nvr.,.ng mt'HtaHsm resuned In ~·v•o•na Al'flefic• to a OOff't horn ""hen u hu •hit no' ~11 recovered We 'Oi t out un,\y, we los\ OU! OtJe<.tKHt. -.e 1011 our De!i'l to~ m•n •tto !Ur<wlveo on hypOCrl:;y and par»onalitV ano '"'"substance Face 11, lhla tc tne 1980'.s Wu hi'Jvt recleved llulo lrorn the past and owt II e~en feu Tho 'u'u'e I$ what counts. bur WfJ wtll nownete If we conltnue 10 ll'fe 0t1 llPSCOf\CttC>UO"I ot h.,tory_ Seutn~ th6 record stra•ght 011 Jonn l(enn.e_o~ •!i o -,ttdo• ts not 01 snould f\01 be trnt ditfltng or tlb&tats ot ~o~ yet, A t ymoot ot tne gtutrosatnat AIT\erjQ.,j covtct oe Oune the opr;ot.lte. He regretot\tOd wl'\;u wenl wrong w1m AmorlcU. Heroes don' t dut. 111ey ,evcf t!'-111 oo -h• Name witheld by request ha work! ha.t Juat wltnoHd a most genocidal maasacra of the Innocent PaleaUnlen men, women and chUdr.n In the Palestinian c•mps ol Sabra and ShatitlL Thll blattlal massacr• was nor the hr .. ol Us kll'\0. Trw first took place In tM Patflllolan vtltlg. of 011 Yasses.n •n 19'8 The manaae In Oir vaseeln was catT1e<l out Dy tne lrgun eflO Stern tenorlst organlratlonr. whion were head&d by Ute ttuorl&t T Menac:.hem S~ tn . Meneohem 8ogln IO<I&y I& hoadlng a torrorlst 01010, IM art lUciA I state ot Israel. Atltl Sl"'aron shlt U the job w ith htm •• aft "olfenc.e mfrtttter" or "deteM• m1ntster" 15 ·~ caU nlm since Sharon and Begin m.aq up tn.tl•r O'\llt+n deflntllo<>s of 'dolo~ . sllbltlly, and putt.. whlcll atwaye conVadlct wlu, tf'IOJI used b) n01m1t people which you may tlf'ld h In I he Webster or Oxford dictionary, Arlel She ron. betore ,ec.IVIng lhO cf'lalr 1n lhu "oflenetl ministry••. wu a leader ol the gtoup that blew up the KinO David HotII In Jeru.salem. M any ot the •lctema (&IC) ~ Je'IIIIS Sharon rnen c -.rmld to be a loyal Jew peop•e In ,,.... U.S a•t ~fused as to whO earr1ea out tht brulal and bat'barlc maanere., and whtttllr Sharon knew abOut H. Sharon first dented any tcnowtodge ol 11. thon he cUd not like 10 aeam tnuptd to •dmlr that his irmv Is not superior and r.o bllod that the Pflatanoost or Saa.cJ Hada.cs m411Uamen. whh tl'\tlr weapons were able to o•• lhr04Jgh the IStaell cheCk pOints ol ll>e onlra~• of l~e Pa,..tlntan c.amc.t and ~ •na~et naa oetn dOMS~oron fooncl • 1HI lllamofol lie whlclllo lh•t liM Phal&ngtllt mHillomet> gol p.rmlsslon from SllorOfl lo en!er "'' c-amp.s and alaughttl only lhl Patlllinlan oomDtatents. aa he put It, " leW' fn tho camps. Such • cowardly (T'Iassacure could hardly happen If armed PaiO-tltnlan combatants we..-e tn thl camps Before tne Patestlne LebaraHon OrganltatJOn (PLO) evacuated Beirut. chairman Aratar ~vee~ 1 gua,antee trom the US for the $llely ot tf\e P"-'estlnlans ltfl In 861•ut. t Quote from 1M AUQUit 20 ot•ot IQHHifl1tWll, 'tltOfkiCS OUI OY President Aeagan't envoy Phii•P Habib "Law abfdlng Palestinian 1'\0n·combatants-teft behind In Betrut 1 ll"cludlno the families o f thoso who diparted, wiU bo subjeeted to ltbantle Laws and r~ulatlon The Gcmlrnmenl of '--""" !GOL! ••d !he Unfled States will pto"Jde aPOroori.lte guarantee ot th~t utety. • The te.tl concluded. ··Tho Unlte<l St•tes "Wilt prov~ ils gu~r•nt... on the basts ot atlufances r~elvod ttom the Govemmont ot lsraet (GOIJ en<l f(om the teode11hlp or certain lebanese groups with which lt has ooen fn touch," The IISUtanc.es l•llfd. United StiiH hat tteelvecJ a lOt ol anuranees from l61aet First Shamlr uwred I he U.S t~ll lste&t VitOuld advance on~ 2S mitts Into Lebanon Hit assuranee failed He atso a&sured tho U.S. tnat ' 'very leW''' civilians were Inconvenienced. Wnen thtt lnternaHonat Red Cross (lAC) v1c11m figures were far from Shamlr'a ltgutes, and sLnce IRO has no ~I tical rotos to repof1 anything otn.ltr than ttlt true figutoJ of victims. one WCHJk:f hiYe U'le f~Qf'lt to conc.hJCI.e that S~amlr ls a nat. Shamfr'a 2nd assuuanct tal- Tho final tallura (slcl anoranco *U lhltlvaol would not tnltl Welt Bol!Ul. luool did ..,,., Wast S.1N1 and tat the meauert take p1Jte. ldtl has atwaya wlolatod II'• as.surances to the US Somd' l&reeU bactted U.S. olllcltll mad to jutttfy ls.rael'!i bombing schools ana hospilalaln lebanon claiming Chat - Pt106tinla.n combltanlt whe1e around Tt'lose hghten "'"' ilmong peogle to ~otec:l tf"'em attd preo..o@ni SW:f'l a C(tw .r(tly maSHCfe lrom ll~1nQ ptac.e Some l&f.aet• 001"-ecl US ofUc1ata ll;up aaylno tstaellJ the us·s only atly '" the region and thai lstatt l.s H1e only fllltlfot .state to tt,e US 11ow can ISrODI be so taithiUIIO U\e US while 11 hu been listed at tne top ot tOosu wno r\a\1& oeen Involved wllh the So111 and O'UG scandal In lhfi Capnal H1U to get secret Information abOut lhe US? How C!\Jfl ISHl•l be to faltntul to the US wh-en It was bombtftO Beuut Wh&le Reagan·s enW)) HaD'O wat wOf'k[nQ out an ec;reemen11 for cease lire to deiiV him ol athlev4ng c.easeftte? How can tanaet be ao falthlut to the US When an Ameucan Marine was .shot upon by the lstaells. 1nd ltuee Amarlc:.en Helicopters wate h111lod b)' the lsraella In Lebanon f am souy to Mar tn.at +staet hiS bfoughl <Jelth to an Amettc:an Mltlnt and lnJUIY to anot,.r ttvee by an AmeriCan maoe etuster bomb, wnlch wes pfal'!ted b)' tnt ISfaelis 1n lebiMn,.. pJevKJua•y ta,.••, " assured" the US that lt did not uae tne cluster bomb In Lebonon. u 1ar111 lo oo fal1hlu1 to t~o US, wny did nol toraol uproot tho mine and bomba planted there befOfe tf'le Mattnos stertld lnsp.elino tl>em7 '"'"' can tll"-r be talt~ful blil 10 Ito and -Ide. AliM WIUII we 1H ha.. -~~ from 111aet, one would be s•re l~a( ....., Ofll hete In the Unllld Slotu giving lull aupport to laratt Ia a " mlne" pl•ntld by "tar•••" In lfMi us. �feedback Uofeministic feminism Editor Addrorsttd to Loti Ann J<ran1 Hl.ttory Undvrgrff.CIU,Ie, SUNY ill Bmghamton. wno surprisingly Women '.s Studio /'! old~ a Ct!'ftlflcate, m resporutt to her /oft or Cr/f(Cil/ng SUNY •I 8UIIBI' Womon '.t SttJd•D& Colle:ge, I would thinli that a 5tUdttl'l of Women's Stuates woutct b6 10mewnar S'lmpllhEtlt to the licl mat Women"$ Study Programs SUI presently undstgOlll9 drastiC cut$ •"a cnangtu dUt! ro s rllghtfY lfiAtmsi(I>Jt!, rmJte Clomlttlf1U1 admlnfsmuton and the SUHe recent budg~l ~rs Utuvef~llr 's 4/so, one of t h11 bu;gut t$$ue.s recently discussed e r c:ollectllle tnt:tWttg 5 ol til~ SUNY .Sy,Jtom'.s Women's Studte£ adm/lta,G"~ course~ ii the lhtt NtJt!d (Of l iltS SOli ~;Mbtlnp 8 ol mfl" •nlo an-y of lh~ ollered A& a mstter oi the,,,, mtuwno was held In Bmpnamron. Dntf rm surpr~ea to lflct, ltntJ lhtf SIJCh '"' ••ardent lflmlniSI '. wouldn 't be BWilfll ol th is !SSW, a nd lfUHfJIOtfJ, D 1111(~ more retuctilfl tu ttiUclztJ our p10911m. - SPDCiht•ll'f. It 11 nuw 1/Jat 1 wou'd m:e to point oul tht! pos~Jble dflmape you m1y 1111ve qonfl by fliCk ling the supposed p1obte m so cert~lfluty and foot,~hly FJrst olall, ~tour mto""'''o" c-omes solely /rom yout OtOII'ItJr of ground we sr• no'V "ok11f19 onto $0 de$perototy, Af!fo, II /$ /mPQn en.t IIMt )lo~ reellze thai '"en •re not ell. eluded from any Womon's S,Ud/e$ OOUISN , fhe &.pee/I/o COIJ/ti~ YO&J/ brOth#! entailed ln. howevet, Js conducted Jn suoh • way thai OtB women slowly It& encoUtiiJ}rJd t o form 1 bot'ld ot tn.u1t with one anothPr &o than an lnores&Bd dt.$GUU10fl o l per$onal oppres$/Ons may be uchartg,d. Mtm would cert•tffly lrtfJibtr the ttue leelmgs t~t are $Q valuttJJy e,.changed betwoen us It Js lo1 this rea Jon th61 your brothet wl!; discouraged Irom trtls panlcul•t coot&o Vou menfiOnerJ rhetttus sotJ of ·iwotltshop .. thoula be htJirJ out,lde ol the Um 'ltll~lty I (t!tJI exuemely ptoud to au~nd 1 .sctrool thai ttJcognlter. OltJ }IOU et~et •ven CtJnttd,.t uJIIng the Women's StUdltts Cofltige at VB t{(sl<: I would think thai slnoe you .art &o dlldlclted to fndmg Ute opp1eUion of womtm thll yov mlphl flav& consra~r~d gitlmg the women J chanc• to e•·p111m the slluation. By goi ng sue;ght lo ~ widely campY5•tfltld tl1W$pape~ t you hove gone Ottf!t our heiidi and appe1led 10 the public, Mvdenl!•• admfnlsttilllon Women'.s SWdltls 1$ Sltesdy svch 11 ~vlnetable ptogram Your letter r11r1 nothing IJvl teopifdJze- the little bu o/ Clau -, compleJo study of womttn, and that WttiJrtJ ttot ORpresaed 10 thl! t~x tent of not btJng abtc to rtJcti'IIJ cted(l for the flirt! wor• and ellor t thlt gotJs Into IDIJittlng Sbout women ffJ &vch. a war By $UggSJIJftt} tile dl5cfedfling of tha covru1 you al'fJ commllllng Ill ltH ol oppross/0, your~•ll. BestdU, men •re mot/J than Wlllcoml! to enroll iff ell COVfU11 oller~ DY the WomDn 1S Stut11t~s coll•ge 11nd wa . , 111 /rom being lntore~ted In ktJ•PI!tR thtJm Ignorant. Yout c•llou$ behavior itt thfs mlttflr 11 Inexcusable, and 1/U$1 lfope that the Bdmfn tstratlorJ ol UB ts mo(e csttJiul In chooklng thtlr uwtt-.5 than you wflre-, t gnora nce I$ t he undetl'fing pllg!JI thlt women musl vfttmately ovetcome m themstiVtls, ' ' wtm 4.s mtm If we cloJI otfr mind$ end rem1Jtt tgnortnt. the MovtJment Will go nowhert> W.tktt up! .,d Why us? Ed ItO<: In relerl!nce to the two tuttcte.s on GrlH!k life.("Ha lle SororlrJtu Come a Long W1y" and " FrltermUes: Breedmg the Ofd Order'' by Annette EdWifds and Ch1rlle H1 yn le teaptt:-tlttlltl tfutf wer11 . blished ;n • tecent '"~f ol The Cutten! ; we as membets)} 1/IBc(til•rnf ty/SOIOt/ty $Y•tom •I UB ltNJ/1~11 a grossly on .. sl ded argument was ptest1nled. In nellhflt ertlcte wetf the ltUI goalg of s lr•tetn lly or .sotorlty dlrcuned: lh!te•d. the artu;tes CtJVIJriJd orf/'y fl'ltJ $Uppo5fNJ "IICiill and social Cllsu d lscnmrnatton" ttrst 'fV« ar~ Durportef1 to adllffB IO; and the co&ts Involved 1n bslon.g}ng to sucl'l B g roup. The liOtOtlty artfell! d fo IJtt empt to patnt a mote tflllllstfG plcutre /Mn did IM lrBtetnll)l •rtlcl• . but it neglect8 to tell the whole tltory. WhiiCt /1 iB true 11111 • cartsln lln•ncla l comm tttmen~ Is necessary wh~n p ledging • frllttJtnll'f or sororitY. th(lgtDit benetns rec eived ftom such groups· far cHJIWfigh th~ COS I$. One can not put • monetaty prJce on the cJose tlos betwoon lre ternlfY brot('lttf! apd corot/ry tlsters. The ltlendJ4Ipa msdl! wherr bflcomlqg e mt~mber of • Greek letrflaOCfety s tftnes you will ha'le not only throughout your ,.. c·olfege ye•r& but lor thtJ*r.st ot your life. Wt are not lnexlllencs 4olely lor the purpose ol throwing p111ies lot th• elite lew who ete membfl!$~ II rs t(lJe thet we do 17BVD plftleS1 • • eny othor campu$ group will, but wfl are e/so lnvott~ed In many cherltotJie e'ltlnt$ and phlanthroplet, 1uch as the Red Cros-$, Chfldten 18 Hospit•l ilntJ vl&ltlng the h11ndlcapplld~ Fratetnltlfn 1nd :ototiU•s a~&o •ol bill~ •llnd•rds lo1 their members ICifdemlcally, and fn m•nr of the groups, pledges can nDt b& lnll/etoa unle.S$ lh$y h•wl sl ltlsl 8 , ,0 GPA. FnHernl tJes eqtJ soror/rle$ fUe firm 1H1fievor2 lhe conc~pt ol tile WBif..BOUCIJtlfJ person. We WOU ld like to d/spe/1/lo notion that luuetnftltn and 5ororllles ero compoud ol portylng, •llllsr msmbors wit~ snobbish Idea ls. What we re1JI'{ are, are olosel'y Knit gtoups ol ltiends wi,h 1 common Joy•lty to ovr orgentzat(on. We possess strong bonds between t he members o/ our tJtothethood or $1.,terltood, and w e ere groups I hal believe In Mg/lldo•llt and tho puraurt or excttJence In ellespt~Cts rn of ill•. TO~.. HE OOESM WANT 10 ~~ Yotam R1t1er UB otudent I em wtltlng in teply to M s /euer "'"'bh crUiclz«J Women's Stvd;es College for diiCOUtaQif1g ffl4ltl tiiJfO}Imtlnl In WSC 21!. MI. Kr•n rightly pereelvtf lhel •~eluding men /tom coutus of study on wqmen'& OPPrOUion would be counretproduotiYe to Ute Womon•5 Movement, She IJ m flll-l!n, how~ver, In thinking (hit WSC mftlns to deny m•n ICCl!SS to an education Jn tl]ls are•. Her m lsconcoptton $eem1- to be bned auumptlon lhiJt becauae •n •II·women enrollment Is pftlftlrred for ona Cll$1 offered b'l Ute college, an a/1-Womtn •fltOI/ment Is pre/erred lot all ;tu ..s oll6rtHi by (ho college, Tn($ CO(ICIU$/On IS Incorrect. l>(tn BIIJ encou,..gtH/ I o enroll 1ft OU'tflr WSC courses, • s 16- r~ld•nced by the l•ct thlll ~uosten tlll numbers ollhom do. A moNJ penlnent quettlo" lor "''· Knn lo ,,.,, l$ked Is why It 1£ ott'" WANT'R>DROP 80MS5" WHY? m1 1m it' Inventions Kt~tt~$ HEOOEsNr ~- OtY!sion of Un<J-&rgraduale Studies Enrolled In WS2 13 Editor. Frater,l1'/- - \tE~WANT Dunn• Pro¥o51 Amongst themselves Btolntr of Sigma Phi Epsll<>~ ' Bt.~slne:os Admjnistralion I 1dm#ed very much the atyle of the l•tlet 11Scene, O.ro, Vicllm5 etc " wrt u en by the otganizatiOfJ of ArBb Students (0.1 •1. T~• JIUdBCity In Wh#Clh IICIS Wlt6 ' WrS'tflf1, the lmeglnat i'fe WI)' nt~w /sets were invented whete li'lff e) fttlng lnJth d fdn 't "llt~o In, the pl11in good o ld tying In othor patts. It woutd haW~ made the averag~ politician QriJtJ!f With envy. It fs not my intention here to anatpe 1/IIJ pa~t 30 rear$ or so in a lew sentences, as was done In Ute creatf'le pfece of 1/teretvre that w•s puolished. May I Just rtJmlna you of some of the tecta. Ther CIVIl Wat In Lebanon &tartN In 1916. not in 1~ 1nd the estimate of ca&uallt/eslp "'" pMfoC I s around 10,000 -not to mention d1m1gt to property end tlte ne•r-compltle deJtructiOn ol tOe countrr once known It; tht "Swttz•tllnd of the Middle Eut." Tht •rtlcl' cho&tt to Ignore thete /ectJ and 1110 nog~ttHi to mont/on rna1 •ll ws .t ook place wi thout any help ltom 'the ''weJI·knotNn ltrrorfflf, ctto.. eto."-ISf'l lll. It se•ms thlt th• only on• to g•ln !tom the /1$1 ev•nts ''" two: Tht Lttblnf!S.ft JHIOPI• who Wflt! ret eue<t from • H•llth•tiUIOd J:even -yest-a, •nd Mr. Phillip Hlblbt who wlfl tfiCittle the Ho~l pt'Ze fot oe•oe doing what should htwt been done •long time •go, •nd Is l lnllly' done •• • te$UII ol/sr6el'$ acrJon# ol lfll delenr•. Ann T. Homlngor Sister of Chi Otneoa Sororlly Potr1clc E. Monlo Ill preletab/e to have an tii·WOfJ?att enrotlmetH In thfl Plrlfcuter cuu.. .213 J• an Jnuo course de&f(JtJed to encour1ge wom•n fo Identity wUh eech o ther's upetlences or many tt$pecto of 1/feln 1 S~tl(/#t culwre. The go• I 11 lor fiiCIJ Womtn to ttcogfthfl the Impact ol letlam Ql? her1elf •nd ro ldeniltr with other ¥fomen , ,_ memberl ol•n opptn.aed group. It 11 very dltlicult lot • gtoup o/15 or 20 women to est~b/1&11 themulves tn armosphete whore this 1$ po• •IDJs. Bnd lloo/1/ wou/<1 probably be Impossible 10 ••teblllh wfth men PNI$11nt, Any man pt(tlcJpatlng In I UCh II IOtUm WQl.Jfd IJnder&tondlbly conttlbu(tt his feeling~ olllltJmklatton end delensiWJne3S, and the ell$$ would htwl to deal with these 1"-llna s. Thl women In ff1• f:/IB$ wou'd be llltt.Sl flbflr('l to open lhllr JfYII to this 5ort of $Cr.uttny In tlte JK••nctl ol men, due to '"' muCh more oom.plle.(trJ C/a$S dynsmlca-. 4nd the clus would ht'le to dell wltll thtltflle•Ungs ll&o. T/'ll$11 not to uy thtl-$vch fowms diiSigtted to drew an lntenaely petsontt ttJpons-~ from •mono HESAlAAEAT TO SOCIETY~ partlclptttts c.n never Include bot h mttn and women, only thiJt en ln ltlat /ntroductfon to ltm lnlitm QtiJI'ed towsrd women wJit btt mOSl succ..sslulln an exclusively female 11roup, MJ. Krtn's obJection th•t • ctedlt.J>eorlng COU!Ifl In the UnNet$1/y f• ~olthe eppropr/•r• plsce for such en tnrroductfon, end her tUQQe$t(on th•t women'• spece /$ ouPJfde olsoc111 lttstltut to,,, "In the m•,gln of the text, •• strike m11 aa- • •tremtty ant llemtnl&t, tnlt/IHiutlacademles should t l gorousJy support wo!"en In •vety effort to ..nd t!H!Ir opptetJ fon. Ffnll/y, 11 the,.,, fssue of Als. Kranta co,c•rn 11 th• manner In rtthfch thtl lmmvctor~ of thft claa& dull ""'~ nor brom•r, It $ hou/d na.e bHn taken up with tho collegt, not tn• UnNtr•lly community~ lam S/Jff WSC 15 not trjlng to • ll•nete mete supporters oltemlnlsrrr. and that it would "'"• K>oked fnto- t h• msuer oonscienlfouJiy. Amy E1t1M<I Unl•erolty atud•nt �sports , UB .Field Hockey Royals upset by Potsdam, 2·1 By KEVIN A. KRUEGER SfK)rt Editnr playing up," Clay said . .. Asche game went on. Pot.sda.m continued to dominate the. &llme more. The more p~. penally hits. penalty corners and •hourhty bad, rh< SUC"tcu 11 .,h;u C\tr) team suhcs (or Tbt UB lid<! hocl..cy Ro)'Oll> llUI<d >U..<U rcttnll) a)"'fh~r .,.-uc nuionilll) tatlktcL !)C frwf'\cr ~r h~ . '' Poudam e•rnc<l th< KO<CII 21 :25 .. h<o ddrnclcr Bcuy Battt perfectly pla«d o HO"'t'\tf, ann such C').pc:tSUrc. lh(') iCt"med penalty SIIOkC abo\c lbf UP>U<Ichc<l hiUld or &Oalltodcr ll<:bbi< Jom:t..lk . Tbc penally camc~s a re>ulr or JOSlUak rallin& on che Tbt Royal>,(6·l). laSl " "" rtciC\'<d • .,,, baH '"thr c::rea~e. rh:u chry were ranked 17th or Oivi~lon Ill "1 rrll On it, but not t)R purpo>c." r1eld hOC'kC'y tC'ttms In lhc country, UUI chty Ja,Z~o"t,ak S'aid. ' 'h VriUn'l lont tnouah forwert' not their aggre..\Si\lt >tlVt.> as they loJl I he rorcr«"' call II .chou¥11 ." 10 romt do-An 'ftilh a bad mdi&eilion. lO Pul.~dam Sl. ~-1 of mcntaJ liut Fridil)' a flc_rnoon at Alu'""' Fltld. " I'm vny d•q,pf')C»nttd \\ith U\C a:a.mc A ao abcad aoal by lh< Royals wu dl>allo• ·cd jusl minutes Into rhe s«ond halt rh< IJrl> pla)c<lloda)," Hnod Ccuch lltlry orrcr ir was ruled thai a UB playn hod Ormlll<'~ wd. ''Th<) ...... !'<>~) phyl.cally. •dvao<c<l rhc ball "~lh her (001 . l"'My ,.ttt nOt ready mmaall) •• Tb< coal would ha•e shrn lh< Royals • Ani>llnl C-b Oori> Qay, I ~ t<~l •hshl ow&in to ..ork ..;th. lnlt<ld or \<lain o( pilDlinBii<ld hockey squad>, h.lb prorcctinc • shaky lie ..:ore. J......U hod wirn<>>«< whir pi)"t:holocical asprcr• or hC1' feet busy, handlin1 rbc 21 •hour hal sport can do 10 a talent-sound team, ..·ere dished our ro htr b~ Pondam . UB "Coath Dlmmid. and I were wondcrli1J had IS <hors. if chc n1nkina wo uld aff«r t'ht team I) ~~: The game_.winner was $C.'Oted h11lrway walked 10 the field this afte-rnoon," throush rhc second hal(. Ginny Wollin Clay ••ld, "II can bt a possibiliry rhar rhc blasted a clear shOI iniO lhc n<l frum lh< rankin& was on lhdr mind. They probobly ourer lerr side and Polldam had o rclarivdy rei\ that they h•d 3 ttputatlon co uphokl.'' ..rc one &ool lead. Royal Action "Our aJrls have btcn poychin& 1hcmsches L it< they ha-. bern doill& for lh< !niO lhinltinc tlw 110 m&LICI hoW Up lhe IMJ8rity or I he -..on, th< Royal• ap<n<d lhc pmc's Half a dot.~ minurn into the match, center auack Paul Cronin wound up for 1 shor from lhc rlchr side. Most or lht scorn... momernum put Into the shot was ·rorced on rhc rop or rhc ball and nor chrouah h. so rho lopped shor w 11 an easy l<ltk savt ror Potsda.m aoalic Jon) lannu::ai . However, -UB Coach Betty Diomidc The official UB YeBl'hook Now on sale $10.00 I book SHERIDAN CHIROPRACTIC Dr. uwrence R. llrzon, ChiroprActor 1111 Sherldu Dr., Suit e 105 ( a t Parkhurst ) TonAWAndA, N.Y. 14150 834·8444 r ersooatlnJurles Jndustrlal Ac:ddents Sports InJuries CREATIVE FREEDOM In t11e age of informatiOn r.eclmofogy, a company - whose saleS or $1 .7 billion annually and whose products and COI1'1jX)Oef'lts extend from data acqti. &otiOn and informatiOn processing through data COITln'll.lniC<boo to voce. VIdeo and graphic commt.neaboo- is making creaiM! freedom a reaity for tl:lev'new graduateS. ON CAMPUS INTERVIEWS November 10th Electrical. Industrial and Mechanical Engineering, Business and Computer Science Majors Malee ammgements ar. the Placement Office. IJ HARRIS 1>r1 Equol~ty ~. M/ F/ HIV .. road for the finalthret" COC\Idt ~. &(they wish to maintain their MatUJ or 10 T H E B U F 1F A L 0 N I A N ' 8 3 . - A.stdc from thr« consccur,ve Royal penalry comers ..;lh less rh.an t"O ml!lurcs rcmainin1 in lht same, lhdr ~uLac:k wu flOPped at midlidd. Tomorrow is their 1..1 hoiT\t milch (Sr. Bonovcnlurc, 4:00 P .~.) bcfo1c hlulnarhc ao co thc.suua." "Tb<y (the Royals) secmc<lro stort pla)'IOCdoWo qinst I tcom that w .. No c.harae hoppnc<l." ..They ean•a lc»r anymore/' CUy <On<ludc<l. "ThC) can'l orrord anorhcr lon the rebound went to IJl alert Jeanne Ouf"bvan. who put it pas~ Januztl for lh< 1.() lead. Consultation At Jim Sulloy/Tht Sptotrum O(bcr ream is, rhey wouldn'r kt il borbtt rhcm, "Oay >a>d, " Todat, >Om<lh1n1 GRADUATE STUDENT COORDINATORS 1 New Positions Available!! Women's Graduate Student · Coordinator ' Minorfty Graduate Student Coordinator Publicity Coordinator Editor for the Graduate Post $750. Stlpened Opportunity to create a new and essential component of your Graduate Student Association Pick up applications at our office 103 Talbert Hall 636-2960 Deadline: Friday, November 5th, 4:00pm �UUAB Concerts and Coffeehouse Presents an evenin with " Tickets Available At: Harriman Ticket Office The Record 1 Store Fantasy World Festival Buff State Home of the Hit$ Record Theatre Sunday, October 24th 8:00PM in Clark (iym (MS~ $3.50 Students $5.00 General ROBERT· HUNTER - Grateful Dead Lyricist "U.S. Blues" "Scarlet Begonias" "Friend of II'\ • Dsuo •, OARD the Dev• 1 ?..~_o..ti~~ Brought to you by the University Union Activities Board COME AND JOIN US! "The Coalitio.n of Minority Graduate and Professional Students" DATE: Tuesday, October 19, 1982 PLACE: Acheson 5 ··Main Street Campus TIME: 4:00 PM .A Wine and Cheese Reception · Follows Be There! �S.A. &. G.S.A. Fast start for UB Womens Soccer Present: ' An International Cultural Nigh't By JON M. DIAT M•••xlng Editor The UB WomenJ Socetr lf':lm has enjoytd .succtss ln il& f'irSI season or varsity competition. Compllln& a r«ord or 4-4 th.us rar the fc:Dm has shown ar••• proniiJt ond Lh< ruoure looks brig~ o ror ohe So=r Ro}IOis. " I'm Vtr)' happy whh wtlal 'A'C have done \0 rar this )'t'"llr,'' Head Coa'h Michelle 8111uak ..Ud. "We "aned the year whhOUI •ny nolle< Featuring: Moties & ~J~Itural Events and lht turnout or pl.aytfl Wli &rear." ''W e have IIOffle fine talen I '' short nollioe. - UB Womens Soccer C'"oach Mi<heUc Ban:7.ak on such This as the 1hird coruecuu~rr )Car an or&aniltd women'5 cun1 hal played 11 UD. In IIJ Out two ~:uons. 1he tram was at a club lcvc:' where i< r<e<h·td funds room ohe Swdcol A.<sociafion (SA). Duo due 10 ohe srtar In ter~ • Khown, cht tc.-:,nn w::sli promoted to Varsity lcvcllhiJ: foll. All budae< r<$1tainos Itt now madeln ohc l""'r<ollealaoe budge!. ·•we now &tl more monty, a.nd we have- new tquipment, '' 8 arcz.1k said. "Our ~hedufe 111 more chaUc:nalnJ a wcU, but out pla)'ffl t\aV( done. aood job odju.olng." Women•, Ath.lc1 1~ Director Bc:tt)' Dimmick was nuhul"iutic w1th the JOb ohe f11>1 year coath h11> done. ' ' M~ehtU.• hu 101·· or >O<ttr knowledg<... o.mm"'~ saod "She was th(' l\cad oTi.hc .. oll')t"ft'' ~ ac Jndian-a Uni\ctsit)' ror four yean and tmldc 11 onr of c.he <tronana prOJIIlrN around, and the 1\u catctt11\C" •ork 11 ohr Hoah S.hoollcvrl •• wcU. I ftd we made a greal chon to gcuina h<1. ~~rally "orl.i well "'llh theWs.'' 8ar<uk fitldl I IC>m of 17 players, and S&f' "mW Of lh<m Jtf I 101 of pl>)'lOJ ltnl<. Stn« II> o smoU number:· Bu< •he ferls "eaktned by the (k't th:U lht IU.m 13CkJ HqUality Of depth". ••1 hllvcn't dont any rC'Crullme-nc orpCaycn )'eL" f'fflhrd Baln;a... abo a US law studt:nl +~Aftct the ~n~ l can conct'ntr:uc nn &c:ltlna. pla)'t1'S 10 UB.'' Barcuk- claiml th:u the Buf(alo atea is a vittual "htnhtd.' fot talt:nt Movies:a).CONTROLLING INTEREST: (The world of multinational corporations) b) SIX DAY IN SOWE TO: Cultur.al Events: a) FOOD From Central & Southern Africa b) MUSIC From Africa, Caribbean & Latin America PLACE: 2nd Floor Lounge RED JACKET TIME: 7 :30 pm - ~ DATE: - Friday, Oct. 22nd Sponsored by; Central & Southern Africa S.A. Trod Along ! Come One, Come Ali i ~- ..."''"'" otnd that o~ h e plans on ~"t"outlnJ the loc-.tJ arc--d for snoM of het ''lnyen:. ··There iJ a loc of women's wcccr up here," B:~UCJ.al; "~'id . "Thai doa;n't mc•n I won'l tal..t playt" from an)' place tl»e-1 "'ould-tlut slncr BuffaJo h:n 1hc Hilt-nl. I don'l have to look f~r .'' T he lam ftrid' a squad lhat has \no1t of Ill rooh: 1:n thC' loc::at arta, and Blrczalt. •a. qUit~ rlf:a~ in 'llrbit the I (:an\ hU lltt'O.m~lh,h«J 10 flr , .. Wr coutd havr btcn 6-2io0 ra.r," 8aTC'.zalc sa.id. "Our lO tOmr POOt pta), 'lttc- Jl\t lhoW' tamtt away. 8\.U thU cc:am has a1 leut \t\rn co <iJ)II play<n "'ho are "<<'f skilled. "'hik I still S« 1bOU1 f0<11 Of fivt weak Spell' 1h11 con use help ... B.vczak ls hoperul<hll ohr 11<"1)' <Omfnl<'led <O<cer fi<ld ••lllur< prosP«tl•c 11hl<res oo UB "hkll can only btncfio rhr soa:n ll'O&IIIO ..The new ~d can only imptove our rcau;unent.'' 8~~741. speculaoed. "Wr'vr played >OO!t iood esr•bfulled team> th<J year llld we havr tome fine calc.nl on such •hon notict. Evcr)1hm.a looL~ bri&hl for lht fUIU!C'.'' Th< Athlnle D<partnl<nl I• positive <ha< io will an rven beuor. "1 h< program can onlyaet 11rongcr," Dimmick ~'lid. "In 1wo or 1hrrt years, plu1 the -additional number of olayer~. we- can have a $Oild 't3\0il\·d tC:o.m 1h11 can ehallcnat auwone.'' CALL FOR PROPOSALS f'roposals lor a<flvltl6 to enhanc"' Unlv.,rslty life are being sougho by '""' Srudent A ctivlt16 Steering Cornmltoee. 'which has be"'n allout<!d S I 0.000 by rh"' r aculty· Srudent Association 10 fund approved granrJ which can not normally be fund<!d rhroush oth~r sourc.e s . Any members of the Unlver.slry Community may submit a propoosal with a budget 6tlmaoe to; Student Activities Steering Committee 543 Colpen HAll - 636-1982 Pr oposals may be submltt"'d on forms available at rhal office or In the form of a lener. Submissions should Include rhe nam"' of the proposing Individual or organl~atlon (wi th a person to contact), and a detailed ~tlmate of expenses. Aft"'t Initial screening. proposers or proJects being considered m ay be Invited 10 meer t~ comrnln.,., to diKun rh<!lr requests for funding. The committee seeks creatlv"' r"'sponses to University needs whldt will ben"'f1t a subsrantlal segmenf of the soudent population and the University Community. DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS IS November 12, 1982 with a BEER BLAST AND& . BONFIRE Outside the Bubble at 7:00 P.M. (and) Midori and Student Association present MELONBALL MANIA - In the Bubble at 7:00pm 6 Man Teams to Compete $10.00 Er.iry Fee to go to United Way FREE MELONBALLS AFTERWARDS �Foot b aII Honllnutd from pogo 16 , scoring would oc:cur in a (our nati~i c.s was yard~ rushing tui Sranlng with .six minutcsBom~s· st\..-oncl half ~ minute s:tret\.'h in the third quarrer. rernalning. Aanders hit O:mker lrhac~ tOI!Ibl<d fot !85, while UB Kevin Flnn for o lO yard TO poss. <"OUid only muSIC1"l2. UB could nor move ohe lO The Bombers 'linalilcd the neces.\-at)l yards on their \COring siJ( .steOf!dJ later rrom the possession, and Ithaca &taned 1he klckuff. Stanley Steven• lei !he winning drive. ball bounce off or his •hould.r pad a.'i he se1 to rewrn 1he klck . Bomber railbaek, John Koob Tho Navy Flighl Prngram lS wide open. A"d we ~It> looking for o(ler c:a.rries of 17 and 10 yards, lempotilfily losing Sllht or it more than pilots. lhe Naval Flight Officer runs the wupons behind him next to llle goal line. finbhed his one man driVe by system.s, lhe camputers and t.tle electronics. H~'s the Navigator, lllkina an orr cackle play over lhe Soevens found 1hc ball and llha«1 the radar operaoor, the sub-hunter and lactitlan. HE COULD B£ found Ste\"tnS. Tiley 5Wil!med him 23 yards b<eween the line of YOU! II you ore • college man or graduate, In good PhY>Itol scrlmmaae and lhe goal Une. Koob before his franl1c elfom could cet ran for 124 yardS on A carries, bi:m OUI Of lhe tnd tone. oondiUon (20/211 viJ!on is not necessaiJ) up to age ZCI, with a but finished sceond behind "I'mji-\appolnoed with the deslro for a.dventure, YOU should look Into th• Navy's Fllgho teommocc Mike Moreau (27-140). t pccialoe;mu," Dando laid. Olflter Program, Call or seno rosume to: "They just gave up tht point.s that "They juso kept moving in the woo tht aame. The Stevens play. uc:ond hair," Aycr .said, uwe that was 3. freshman misudcc." Naval t.lan lment Progra,.. dido'! gel lhe b.U In the S<\lond half," Dando aarced, "They kept Ithaca killed orr !he fourth ill West Huron St . Room 32 running up the middle, ohat's rhc qu:.ner with their ground game, Butralo, NY 14202 offense the-y we. Wt couJdn •r stop esP«Ially in the la11 five minutes. 17161 856-1730 Tho one play thai the Bulls did get tht:m , so they wcte &oinJ to dolt to us.'' in I he waning muments was in llomber territory and waS W3Sicd Tht heaviest imbalance in 1hc territory. AJI of rhe: NAVY FLYERS by an inu:rc:tplion. Among the ltbat:t seorins ploys. th<Jiom• crowd finally 101 a cha.n~t to stt .srar quantrba.ck M:trty Barren for che rli"St time 1hii season. llarrc;4 was JidtHned for Lhr« wtck.s Wilh a .shoulder injury and was diagnosed as well enough to chrow4 The e<)ndiHnn..41 of his re~urn wert :tnything but dramatic-. He replaced a Hycr lhlll 'NilS 11.serlng stars" rrom a hit in the head rhc play «rUer. 811tre:tt was not in lop form, fumblinglhe snap on his fl.rst play and sUghtiY $ptained his ankle on hls nt"t and last play.. 84rretl wos walking on th• ankle afrer fee applications and could sec pOssible action in next week"s homecoming game again.st Btockpon. " Well, the way we pla~ It i.s dthcr pau ur die." Hyer s:aid, "Tod\\)' v.e died." FIGHT BACK DIRTY! THE PARALYZER STOPS Muggers, Molesters and Rapists ... -··"",...._"' ..... ~.1---~ -··-_.tlf··-· . . '40t:• ..... W.._.f4 ... \ - ' • ro...-... ....... n.-·•~ •uw•• • '-".,.. 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You'l l be saving money as well as memories. 1983 Spring In Israel: But use your coupon now because ths offer Is good through October 31 or while supplies last! lml IEIDI lool lool le:al lool l rn l lool lrnl lrnl @D IEIIJ ] VALUABLE MEMOREX/ REAL MEAL COUPON tht~coupon McDonald"~and Bring to your campus get a Memorex High Bias II 60-minute cassette (suggested retatl value S3.50) FREE with the purchase o f a McDonald's Real Meal combination of any large sandwich' or Chicken McNuggecs:• fries and beverage. ..-rvt Oil• good tlvough Octobef 31,1982 '(pll, ~{od4~" or white supplies la&t, II this 4 f!JV'""~ McOonalcl"s RestaUrant: Unlve!$l!Y Plan, AmhorSl , 'Does nolonciude regular hombUrgtll". cheeseb\Jrger or Filet .O-FIsh • sa11dwich " CNJtv•bt 12 .1110 .Sfeo~NM . ~· 11 Ocla!* 1112 11201hot I( LJfnoll-. covoonoereutiOtMtMt 11•1 Q t982 MeOonald"-s Corporation Work on Kibbutz . [@ Study at Haifa University [@ Earn 15-22 SUNY Credits '8J ~ fi!il I!:J fCi] ~ Information & Appl/ca tlon s: Haifa Program SUNY-B inghamton Office of Judai c Stu dies Library Tower 1306 Tel:(som98-so7o ( �classified ads OL.ASSIFIEOS aM ETC may be placeG at The ~ltum Offtce 14 9a1cty 1<4aU, OtUce hOVts are 9 a,m. to 5 p.m. Monday ihtu Fr1day, Deadllnea ••• Monday, WOdnolday and Friday •112:00 p.m. I<W ETO, aM 4~ for CI.ASSIFIE06 fot the MeKI eollkM\, Rll•s a1e SUiO fot the Uret ttn WOfds and .10 Jot ucn aaOIIIOAif I OUSTER. .,..,... '1" '1111)1~ 135() tlf bel. o1ttt a»20!f •"•' e F\1"', IACI!Ifnl ootiO, no l1l501b.O. Call 13S<C).t11 '1$ Jl\.VMC)l.ITH r ti 7t SUZUKI MOTOACVCLE tu.tur••· tJ.t..,,..,.. oonc11~. "'u!t ~M. CM~w..ti$)•"•' 5:00Pm ...,\no 1~ , ,m.o'5:0G o-11\. I I I I I I I I I • C IF AS UNIV ERS ITY • Go Grtl)'hOvnd IO Erie al"d Aoetw!Ste1 on Ftldllyt: I!'VJ " CLASSES TAUGHT IN ENGI.ISH" Call ~~~n~g!~•~s~~ub:~ b:a~~lc:\ P~~~0m 1~:'J:'~ 1.55-75'11 (orscneKJ\IIftJo•nn oiler lht trodltlonal U.S. Modo! <11 M:Sieol Edu~llon •nfo.tmahon, and ls tulty a C~:t"edlted~ OPENINGS AVAILABLE latko " Our Medlcaf Sohoot fa WHO Usted And Approv.CS FCK V.A. Benefits ..•• ru• Mu·• lnlcHn, .• ,u ..... net At••''" '''"" ' ''""' ,,,, , ........... '" ~INTIHG AND COniNG tailER$ C IF AS U NIVERSITY SCHOOL Of AN Of · •uuwu .nn•s • ,Off(JIIS • f HlSil •IU51NU$ CAllOS U7l fl<~fltl.._il•• IU "tlib.lf• ,.-• 63H o.t• • (HVlLO'U . wroo11r1C l'fvtt -.T1otrf.S ... "'~~~:::. ...., .,...,. or M[OtCINE AOMIS$101\.~, 1?820 WHITTIER BlVO SUITE I • WHllfUR CAliF 'lObO] redvol 01 t laleuo . I I I I VVhen Red Cross calls for your type, U~·D1G' 9/l~R ROOM 2741 oetalw are Ave. (corner of Kenmore Ave.) You Have to Experien ce the Difference! Food Served From 11 am · 11:30 pm Music & Spirits 'til 2 am Our Wednesday Ni1e Special 8 pm -11 pm 10• Wings/$2.50 Pitchers of Genesee and Genesee Cream Free Parking in Rear THE BLACK STUDENT UNION presents " Skating Party '82" at the New Skateland Arena 33 E. Ferry Friday, October 22 from 7:00 - 10:30 pm ~ $1.00 Admission for Students .$2.00 for Non-Students 75¢ Skate Rental Bus Leaves Ell icott 6:00, then picks up at Main St. 6:30 . "' COMPLETE: Lenses, Exam li'ees, Care Kit & 12 Month Follow Up (1st Pair Only) : Mon • Sat ! :; i ~~~;;;;-,1/6 I 835·4844 Bou~~ , : ~~ ! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ! 10 9 ' Th!. •••••• exptru Oct. )lst ~:r-----------~------------------------· Deli Place : I I I Donate : Blood. I @. • •••••••••••••••••••••• __.SOFT i ~ CONTACTS I ! $99 i• i ·--------------------· _...,..,.......,......,._.....,,...._..,....;;;;;;;;;:;;;;c;;;:c;~~~~~ : · bt"""' ~ ••~X:iw~ii'n~..,;;;o;;; .,,;;;,;;-•c:::•::'•7.1A:o;P£'"'o~,OK.:::-:.=,. --------------------· SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Riders Wanted • V AGH U IC SIGH I • •UIIM:III 5U.M•$ • \.£TfliV1UD$ 1 18M PAOfiOR'TtOHAL. $PACING TVP£WRIT£A, G.S42Sl. m..uon a11C1 bla3. 40"• "'''4~. •-dra •'•CI,IC, ;aoo lh..,., u oo,_ 852~ fiJa,L OUICI< COPY e c., FOR SA\,.(; l t.mo SUPER FAST PRINTING tc 'f.Y OOlOA, OUVWH, W.e ~ ••~1.1"' M~T'TAES.S. UOAsPRIHG. beod lnwnt-•. cM•ra• CIMNf. f!Ml~Mt Htn, ~lfi'S ltble1 1h., fadJAJ ..,..., Ji11..306.t,, FOR SALE OR HE :\IT return 011 SU.naay re!lef'\'t.t tne ,lghl to 6Cih any cooy. No ttlun.ds er6 Ql¥en on claultled Ida, fJleue make s ure OOl)Y Is ltQibft, TN: SpeC1rum does not asaurne teespoo•lbllhy lor any ettort, e,s,cept to rel)rQOUC6 any ~{ell ' QOOCt w1Mft c.r, lfiM\y n•w l).lfi L VW 800 fl,l tUN ,. wttn achecll. Of money ouf6r tor full t~~-Ymef't . No •da will Dt ll~en ove1 ti'Jf. Pf\Ol'te. -"Ttt• SpedNm 1 3588 Main Street · Across From Good,year Hall at University Plaza I I Good 11:00 AM-Midnight i CELEBR" TING OUR lOTH "NNIVERS"RY fOWo OFF OFF All Sandwiches I I (except Roast Beef, Corned Beef and beverage) : 37 Imported Beers • Vegetarian Foods Available 1 ~-·····~-~~~·;';;~~,;~·;~~····_. Homecoming Dance with 2 Live Bands . Featuring Electric Boom and a S.pecial Guest The dance will cost only $2.00 per couple and you get a buffet. And that's right, you guessed it· PUNCH & WINE Sponsored by: S.A./U.U.A.B./F.S.A./The Alumni Association ~ Watch out for Robert Hunter, Stella, U.U.A.B. �~[ LOST & FOUND HELP Slki"C SHOPP[ b ... ..., ., .... o-- · l • f M~....~ ~~\I Au-lk SI-f.... M•~ ._ AI ',\A~ TED ....._.... ~• • outTAIII.t.;;W~ftJ* ~l'~(W.. ~Il O.WiiM" . , ....., .,. ....,HOOl~HS; ,-..nr-~tw;\ o.... - Mar· Jo's Coffee Shop A Greet Plaee For Br.ek1n t & Lunch 2 Eogs. Tout I 99• OR 2 Egg• I Toa11 89• OF~ KYOI'ro""•llo- 265 Kenmore Ave. Open 7 D~ys A WM~ · 7AM to 3PMlnC\~ded .t !,. ! ! * !,. ! ! ! for furt her informa t ion, plee~se write or co:1l l: : * • ! ! * !!! ....... a 110 MlLt.lRSIIORt, 1 brdrm. • ll'P'i"'"c. ., -IJ !) MI'I 11M! l•tttiO •••• It Ca~d c..v~'' ~~ t QUI M matiW fKIIIII .-we"*,,.., Ckii'V~""p4ue;AIO"~l~t·~ ~ ObteA 01 ~O"'t'f to w.~,~~e.Calla»4$1JfJ ~""· "lfll!!l"'\nlfo,.~ UB (•mctu.••"· ~~·· IC11W~a.. iWo BEDAOOM FURHtS~E.O, .5 "''l,ut•l ou~t.lSC. caJpt\ed. ~IJial•a, ~~~~ (0l'r, l 240 ADtH ~ iHTE~NtlTIOHo\l 431 Wlnap.~r A-.e. Navy Medical Progre~ms Federal Bulldlng, Room 32 I I I West Huron Street Buf fal o . NY I 4 202 (7 16)856 - 1730 ~.·~············· ...·.. ! ! ! ~ ! ! AOOW r:o~ fl£Hl _ _....;B:;;:o;f-lo;o lo. ;:,H _Y_I:;; <>;,;; •> ; __ _ jl "Jt:PAMM£Hf M.UE WANTED~..,... """ 011:,.mt0 ,0 mlflutt • 'r<wft ¥.SG I tO$ PWf. ~II'! to I'I!'Ofll~ k • • .,._7• 2& " ..,_,-.,!!' The Society Of Women Engineers is sponsoring a tour of the Taylor • Great Western Winery on Friday, October 22. The bus leaves at 12 noon, and returns between 6 pm and 7 pm. - ! ; ! DEANNA BUCXI-KIIII.51nceiiiW'It)'•m.ls•pcka ¥of\tt'l I l>hOt'le I cl.,;i'Ot4 10 • 1111 ¥'0'1 Y~ ~eft tJWII ~at Afltfl1 ,011 ··~1.-ci, oYM)offiCI, •roUed1'lriCI'edQIO..,. tl'l•t J\MI 91)1 yotlf ~ OWII 041-'0".."'"'!IIt,n .lt~MIIfi.W youWQIM.,. LG-re, s~ ••Oit' stNfOf\$• l¥riflot '"'• tb vo to l'tn• ~, 0011'•-~• ••""' l ~.r lnclw•lof!l '" lht tt&l !vlf~llfl, 00"'1 M 0\11 tiOfl 1.10 bllwHn ~, 25.:20!1\" a.5 Ht~rlfruln H~ fc¥t ••tt Cllo\d, &.'ll01!!.3 ! • ! ! • ! ! ! a. .• '""',.," tQ voltf •~·•'• o••l'ld career chang e . Ul tl matel~ou wil l d ecide ~ ENGINEERING upon t he most so uncj choi!e whic h wil l offer ,. STUDENT you a ba lance of freedom and sec urity . O f 4SSOCIA TION t he me~ny opportuniti es before y o u, w hy not :_ choose to Invest yourself anc1 your fu!Ure ,f--------"'"""r-."----_.~ with the Navy? If you are 20 Md less than 35 years o f age, a Registered Nurse who has gre~c1uated from a BSN program: a student in a BSN program within 6 months of graduation. o r an RN ,. g raduate fro m a three year Diplomil progrilm of 18 weel<s dUri) tion with one yeilr'S experience, you are elilglble tO ilpply for direct appointment In the Navy Nurse Corps. We we lcome the cjla nce to explore wit h you the many rewarding assignments • avallabl~ the Navy. * •• ,,.... 0 it. CAMPUS HOUSING TWTliiSCollOI.P BEA.UTIAJL SVN.UT 3 BEDROOM ll(li~IJ( Oft MlftniiOI•. ualt•t~le Hot, ' · U.500 ~lolt ot~ ¥1 111til-l~i ~~ c.Q'n • THE NAVY NURSE CORPS : :,. You will d o ub tl ess c o nsider many optio ns : * when planning f o r your l niilal job or a ! ! • ! ! * __., ....-u. .. Br.ctdul S11Wd AJI Oay s.Ni"Q lunella• Dilly; Small Orin~ 1 Te .u• Hot Dog or t ti atn.bur~r s-1.00 Hom• h1n --~, A~· f..... fltln._..a ~~ .,WI_,...~ .S::40t,.,..lt.L&..Ii• • ~ i,."""IIM"_..C .. ,..,,n $trefl). 11t r-.ltltf1 Ha il, 148&kl) H.tM or 1ft 111 thi!.ltCI ~. 4c81Hf!!k C.n1., (loom 9 t "''"' ""' DAVID LORO-Gooo !IKllfll - you'll sWIIltiii\'I.U to 111.• . 001\'1 worry - be KFttTH-1 Iori p YIOI.t-. . ftl)ltf#tt' •rtc! rm nOI Qlflno wp "" THE $PlC:nlllil AFOI.OGU£$1or cs.a11~ Jim ..,.,"'"....,.!tom In• ltm.tle conn~ o1 "'"".tUG Au TICE ~K)Hl tllne Aac:u Piny. P.l. Bolkl'!\•, rn..ts&f~'· MfC.. PluM eali. SllttJitiehy J .M .S.. 0 '••ttr wuri't a1 N)tllt 1 A"!D~i/. HIPPY Birlnd•YI Wtsn I COI.IIO 01 ,.,... lew.,; C.rla HUD s.& f"ERSStf TLV~S. tor tnt~ "Gr. .l ~ t.lt ~ ~... CotltOt a.r Otvmoto;•- «kt ar.t..JOtO. SERVICES ~DENf DtSCOU~-Wa1n, (Oil 11n0 blOw O.I;.Uia.Qt 1-fatr OttiQ'l. 1 ~~ d•v. Sll 00 fnglefii0Cd.ID2.-(1001 , ·- TUTORING Sign up at 128 Belt Hall, TODAY! ~ All Are Welcome ~ E01PW1 NTOR NEEOftltM""EDIAlfi.\', W!ll C IILM ll5(l8l)5. • TYPING WQru) PROGE5Sffffl.lYPtNa, hat, t ~atS•, JII QI\ e~w a iiiY CoMOIIItr ftq,notoo:; •t t,~fJfllllf Prlc.e!to Pkk-1..11 llfiCI delifWI)' P!viofYOt(~., - ~ fVfiiNG SERVICE, N:11tn Buf!l\.0 Alt.. • OluettaUoni, II\IM.,ert- Qllll1~ ~·· Transcendental Meditation and TM Sidhi Program SATURDAY There's a Football Game at 1:00PM but There's Also a TAILGATE PARTY From 12:00 • 1:00 All the Beer, Wings, Hot Dogs and Munchies You Can Handle For $3.75 Then the U.B. Bulls Will Stomp Brockport' s Golden Eagles at 1:00 PM Followed by a BEER T-ENT From 3:00 · 6:00 PM With $3.75 Getting You All ttie Beer & Food You Can Eat Don't Miss the CAR BASH AT Abbot Annex 12, • 6 PM Brought to you ~y the Cheerleaders .,Att4«1SHi t.I._M~'I'OGJ A systematic program, sclentiftcally uolidated 10 develop individual and collective cansciaus'less. 834-0770 Campus Lectures Waldman Theater-Amherst Campus Monday. Oct. 18 & 25 ·8:00pm i~ &qhfh Vror of ftor. Q( E"~lbJmn\1 V... f)f Nutwmi t.DW EARN SUNY CREDIT lN SPAIN The Council on International Studies aQd The Department of modern Languages and Literatures announce Professo r Luciano Garcia Lorenzo, Director of the lnsrl tuto lnternaclonal in Madrid, w ill be on campus on Wednesday, Oc tober 20 , 1982.Learn about the programs and courses offered at the Insti tute at a meeting for undergraduate students scheduled for 1:00 p.m. In 930 Clemens Holll. EAtN SUNY CREDIT IN SPAIN! Please call 636-2191 for Information �etc. I ()Uotc ftf t he day I 'By workin& faithfully c:i.&h.t hours a day you rna)' evc:mually Jd to be a bo.u and work twdve houra a day: • ' announcements Wanted: A volunteer 'ft'lth car tO visil an dderly .shur.in woman In Kenmore.._ We will pay transponocion ex;pen.\eS, Call John or Kllren a1 C.A.C .• 67S Harriman Hall. 831·3S11 . Gay People's AIIILG<o Is l&ld'l& artkles, plcturH and pOrnU for our new•lnter/ ncwspapor. Call6J6-JOI,J for info, or drop by •• tbe OPA S1uden1 Resource Ccnrcr, Mon.·l'ri ., I·S. Studeats for Mario Cuomo Rffrullmeal. JoJn -and gtt involved! QlJ P<tcr al842·1410 or Joe 11 636-H87today!!! Alpbo l.At!;bda Dtl\0 lc Phi El• Slcmo art CO·$ll0nsorin& • blood drive. A SlJ111 up rable for donors l! available Get. 18, 20. ll. 22 in Capen Lounge from 10 a.m. ro 3 p.m. The bloodmobile wiU be on campus Nov. 4 and S\h. ~upport the Red Cross! Tbe Wrirlng PJ.cc now oflm 110 drop~n tuto.W t«vlee for an writer1 on Tuesda.y evenings in 148 Parke-r, MSC, rrom 6·8:)0, Papers du.e7 Maybe the Wrilhla Ploeo CUI bdp. We are a free, drop-in writing center (or an)"'ne who wants hdp bc'glnnlng. drafting, or revising writing. We provide earefuJ)J trained tutors, extensive reference matcri111s and a comronabJc set tina in which 10 work. We llr< open Mon.·Fri. from 10-4 and Mon.·l'hun. cveninas from 6-9 p.m., Baldy HJUI 336. J e..Ub Grod./Prof, Students oreln•lled lo Hllkl Dlnaerthis Wcdn.,.day, S:30 p .m., a) 40 Capon Blvd. Please rcsenle space by phonina 83S-3832. Having troubl~ speakln.& up ror youf5elf7 An assertiveness trainina workshop Is beginnins at !he Unhlersity. Counsctina Service, Friday, Oclober 22nd belween 2-J:JO p.m. Thegoup will runS sessions. !'or info. call: 636-2720. <1 SI&IIUI X: Grants.tn·Ald Awanb. Rtsearcll ~wards. See underaraduau~.aradualc and rcseruch .u arr. Deadline- is Nov. I. For form> call either 636-~31 or 831·3649. Srudcnl M>o<. for Speed~ and Rearing Pony for SASH! 10/20, Wcdne><lay. 9 p.m.. PJ Bottoms, Main St. Come one, come all! lS cent drinks for ladJ.,., 9-11 , 7S ctnl drink& for all males. 9·11 and everyone ancr 11. Phi Eta Sigma Sophomore laductloa-Alkolion al1 junior and senior mcmbcts of Phi E1a Sigma. You aro oordial1y invited 10 lht annual 50phomore induction, Wed•• 0<:1. 20 111 8 p.m. at Talbert Oinin! Hall. . Phi S.U. Blrra• Fntomlly Gad< F'reak '8l. Oct. 23, leave Dief. Ann<ll ll1 2 p.m.. Buff. SUite at 2:30p.m. AI Syracuse Univtttily. Sappon Group for VICJinu of 8ttpeS ud Tlldi PartDeto, Tues.. Oet. 19, 3:30-4:30, Room 202. Michael lial1 . For further information call 831·~84. UUAB .Flyer H.ut<n-Ail.studcnrs intrn:•tcd in a cttin1lnto movies and concerts free. All iolcrcslcd flOp iJIIo IQ6 Talbert Hall. Studtals for Ltllrmaa. QlJ Mike al 847·1010 or Stu.liil B<nvcnlsfy at 832-7930. -.o Goa< Ia l!lllcolt. Si&n up in Room 210 WUkeson before 10121 . n.. Wrillll& Ptoc:o will 'old u IA·Dona Worbllop on 0<:1, 191n the lehman Lounsc of Govcrno" CompiQ from 6-8:30 p.m , Come and brill& your problem papers or questioru. Womu'a T""'k Team Banoe Sole on Oct. 20, 10-3 p.m., Cl)>cn Lobby. S.alora: Mllke ••,. t~ yoar lip op to have your yearbook portrait taken for inclusion in the 1983 BuffoJonian . Sian up is between Oclober ~-29 in 84 S Harriman Ubrary, Ill Talbert Hall. 14 Baldy Hall or io 167 Mlllard Fillmore Academic C<nler. Robert Frost Cilrftr Plarlolng Offkt Pracllot lnlcrvklo Works~op on Wed., Ocr. 20, 2-4 p.m., J.l6 Wende, MSC. Sn,lliJlty Ed. Center Starr l\lcctlna on Wed., 0<:1 . 20, 7:30 p.m .. 317 MFAC. All members must auond , Autntloa: p,..u,. Scoion. New York Univcrsiry School of Law will be on camJ)Ul to inlervitw prosp«dvt .stu.denu on Monday. Oe!obcr 18. Call Mrs. Shea ar rhr Car«< Plannina OffK:<, 831·3~15 to set up an ~PJ>Oir11menl. Tau B<ta PI Medina Monday, Oc<. 18, 4 p.m ., Capon ~7. Pleas< bring resumes for employm<nr dinner, Fall lnduniOn will be dbtusscd. All members should allrnd. Job ltllorvltwiaa Prep. & Teebnlqu<S Workshop- Career Planning Offoce-Monday, Oct, 18, 2 p .m.. I Clc:meru, Amherst Campus nnd Thurs., ()ct. 11,1 p.m. , 316 Wende, MSC. Ruwm• Wrlllng Wo r klhop -Ca rccr Planning Orti.cc-Thurs., Oe1 , 21. I p.m .. Waldman Thearr<, 112 Norton and Frid<iy, Oet. 22, 2 p.m., lll Park.cr, MSC. IEEE Compultr Sodt(J' Mtmbtra Mftlln• on O<t.. 20. 7 p.m .. Uf.lii<O Hall. Upcoming evenrs will b< di>Cu.ocd. Clrdo K foteellaa on Tue5day, Ocr. 19th, ar 9 p,m, i• the Palm« Room. Call C.!hy for more info. at 8'76-3947. UUAB MIUk CoaiflllllftMeetlagon Oct. 20, S:30 p.mo, 2nd noor Harriman, Palmer Room. Manda1ory for all. Al<)>lool A...,.,~ PI'Oirtm Mtfllogon Mon., Oct . 18, from UB CbeericodmTudc..ln on Wed .. Oc1. 21rh from 10 p .m.·? ..A'60n ro 2 p.m., 30 Capen Hall, AC or e<~ll us 11 636-2807. Si.Jn up in Capen Arcade for a private or group 300dniJbll' Sl. <ll.rl and guy thctrludm availabl<. " Auo<, ror Info. &Systt.,. MtPit r.todingon 0c1 . 22.6 p.m.. Talbctt Hall, Room 107, AC. <leor3e Graham of Sc.Uor P,..Lo,. Studt at< who have high srade polnl ave~gcs Compul~d will speak about home compulcn. $1.00 coand strung law board!'i may apply ror che Morthe-ad charge- (or non·membe.rs. Fellowships •-dcd by !he Upi•ersity of North Carolina. for rurth~r in(ormaUon. write the Dean, Scl\ool of Law. Alpbl Lambda Dtlla wDimMt lodoyar J:30in Talbertlllro Unlvmiry of North Carolina, Cbapc.l Hill, North Carolina di:scu.ss plan:' for blood drive and other upcoming ac:'liviti~. 27SI4. All members arc ur&cd 10 aucnd. AU<nllon: Pre-Low S.fliurs. Pcppo<dinc Uni>'trsiry School of Law will be on campus to inJO'\i'iew p ro~ive .studrocs on Thursday, October 28. Call Mrs. She• at the Carcu Plannins Office, 8l1·3SIS, to set up an appointment. I.Hm a Muketoble SkUI-Becom• a Pa,.leaal. Adelphi UniversiiY will be on campu., Wcdncsdoy. Oel. 27. Call the Cllrecr Plannin~ Offlflcat8li·3SIS and ask for Mrs. Shea, to set up an appolnlmenl. GrodaoUag Sea Inn wbo ""'coin& on lo grad. or pr.of. sc.bool with the t~ception Po~b Stud<tll t.uc•• MeeUng on Monday, Oct. 18, 4•30 p.m., 1030 Cicmcns Hall, AC. AU members must attend. u., fuach Oub r;r.. on Oe!. 20. 4 p.m .. IOJO Cicmens. Montreal rrip, S94, musr be paid ro I'RCB, 104 f'arao by Frida,y, 22od If rou are soing. Call Wah at 8J5-69l3 for any qUt$1iOn$. movies, utts & lectures of prc---m«<. pre,.dcnt. pre-...,.tt and pre.. oplomeuy. sbouJd set up 11. reJoentf! m e at rither of the tWQ Carotr ' Planning Office•. Appoinlm<nrs ror the Amherst UUAB Concoru & Cufleebowo-Robtrt Huorer-Sun., campus can be made by calling 636-2231, uk for Mrs. Mack. Oct. 2A. 8 p.m .• Clark Gym. Students, $3. ~; Ocnoral, SS.OO. Ar the Main Srrttt campus call 831 ·3SIS and ask for Ml'5. Tickets available 111 Hanlmao Ticket Offict and Record Store. Shea . S)'n<US< Uolv. School or Gr.d. &..Ia... Monaa•mmt will "Anohors Aw•leb 1'-UUAB fllm-freeonTucs-., Oct. 19 al interview students con"crni01 their MBA program on '1 p.m . in 170 Fillmore, Ellicoll . Wedne><lay, Oe1obc1 20th. Call Mrs. Shea at rhc Coreer. "To~ Me O•t to lht 11<111 Gam•"~UUAB film-free on Ptannin1 Orfices at 8H·3SIS for an appoinrmcnr. Thcs, Ocr. 19 at 9:30 In 170 Fillmore, Ellicoll . Attentloo: Pft-Law Strtlors. City Univcrsilj of New York Law School will ·~ on campus to inrnview pros:pectiv~ "Gttresl& Ia Con<on" a "Yellow SabiiUlriao"-Friends of studcnro on Wodocsdar.. November 3, 1981. Call Mrs. Shea ill CAC Double.Feature Movies-Oct. 22 and 23, 1:30, 9;4S and the Career Plllllnina Office, 831·3SIS, to set up an midnl&ht. Fn-170 MFAC: Sat- 146 Oief. Admission SI .7S appointment. and tickets •old only al rbe lio~.ct offices. Coune WOI'l 81- f Co-to lilt Slfldy PJ.ce.We llr<loauod in JS4 Bald.y Hall. Our hours IIR 12-4, Mond&y·Thunday. We offer free ind.ividulili.z.ed IW.i.stance in lecture note·takina, lcst·lakinc. readina effiCiency, voeabuJ.ry dcvclopm<llr and lextbook reading,and s<udy, Allerodoa: Pft·Low Sailors. New EnJjand School of Law wm be on campus 10 Interview pr0$pCC1iVe audcnrs on Thursda.y, Octobct 21, 1982. Call Ml'5. Shea of the Career l'lonnin1 Office ot 831·3SIS for an appoinrmenl. S11DpoJiom on Land u ... Pluallla ud Coalnllln Baflllo. Thursday, 0<:1. 21 •• 8 p.m. in the CFC Lounge Room. 262 Fargo Quad. brotlifolkducollv,.l EvcryT1Je><lay, 8·11 p.m. in IOOAIIen Hall (formerly Baird) on MSC. Jaffa Gore Colfeebo- on Thursday starting 8 p.m. feotllrins sinscr and sonswritcr Mike Sherfield. Sdoool of N U - t .Lod•re ar I p.m., Thun. Oct. 21 in B ..... Alrcnh Coiiii'DY Is oiT<rinc 100 fellowships 10 Dfn 104. lloyd R. Cooper from the Upjohn Co. will•po•t on qualillod .cudenls ror araduale study in EnJ!neerln&. .. Oeve1opfn.s 1 Sales Force. " \ Compu<er Science, Aplkd Math and Physics. U.S. c:illzcnlhip iJ required. Write to Huahes aircrall Oiml!fiiiY, Corporate UUAll C o n - - Opoa Min every Thurs. ar 8 p.m . in rhc f'.Uowship Office, Cul"u City, CA 90230.~ Harriman Louore- Performers .sian up at7:30 p.m. Show al8 p.m. Auntloo: Pft-Low Snlors. Pace Univeniry School or Low will be on eampus to interview prospective studenu on WRUB a S.uao Selooe Colltct LD. Puty on Oct. 26, 8 Tue5day, November 2, 1982. Call Mrs. Shea al the Career, p.m.·? at Sutters Saloon. Plannina Office. 831-JSIS, 10 •tt up an appoin!menr.. Aayoet llltOftllttl I• - • o 0..1. l\4onday throuah Friday ArieaUon: Pft-LowS.alan. NcwYorl< Law School will be on from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. con1ac1 WRUB in Ooodyeor Hall. bt campus ro intnview p«Jspcc:tivc students on. Friday 1 floor or call 831·2A79. We need you. November S, 1982. Call MrJ. Shea at the Career Plann1na Off~<<, 831·lSH, to set liP an o.ppoinlmcnt. Applkatlons ror ud lalo. about NSf Grad. Followsltlpt and lilSF M)llori!y FeUowships may be obtained in rillt.c r the Onduatc School Ofiicc, S49 Capen Hal1 or the Research and Graduate S!udies Office, 16 Achtson Annu. Main Street Coalltloa or Mlnorily Gl"'d!Pror Slodtnts Mffill!l on Oct. 19, 4 p.m., Acheson roomS. Campus. Deadfine ror app!yina 1$ Novembc1.l4. UB J odo O ub a - on Tues. and Thu.... 7::Jil..9:30 p.m., Sat. 1:00-l:OO p.m., Cllll'k Oym WresUina .Room, &.flalo Wo-·• Qly Sldo Roab7 Pt11C1lco on Tu, Wod, Th, S-1. More info. 692...7193, 838·5434. MDOdoy,·Jt Octoo,r t\18ao. no._.,__ J5 �backpage /sports lthaca Bombers cQme-back out-safties Bulls, 18·14 UB stalls in final quarter Quar1erback Ken Hyer lading back Karen Weh1/The Specttum Receiver Chrla D'Amico attempting catch By KEVIN KRUEGE·R Sports Editor Today•s lesson is sa(cties. Now if you had done your homework and watched the UB Bulls lose to the Ithaca Bombers 18·14 at ROtary Fiel4 last Saturday anemoon. you wouJd realize: the important aspectS or beina caught in your own ~d zone. First or all, the two safeties that the Bulls (3·3) had taken were the difference in losina-or ac least tyina-!he Bombers (3-3) Saturday before a•kpane, cold crowd. More c:areful note taking would reveal that the effects of a safety can Unger on long after the addition on the scoreboard. "The story or the game was bad fie14 position", Head Coach BiU Dando said, .. We could never art out of the bole. We'd always find ourselves deep in the hole." The points liven away. the fre:e kick From the own 20 and the ensuing field posilion for the OppOsition make safties much more than an asterisk at the bottom of a stat sheet. "They kept coming at us from the SO yard line in"' 1 Dando said, referring to the trading or pouessions thaJ takes plaee at the end or the field . UB was pinned back in their own territory for the majority of the fourth quarter, binderin& chances for a drive that would live them the lead they quickly Doreen FerteVThe Spoctrum beforehand, compilina five rust lost 10 hhaca late in the third dovms, compared to Ithaca's one. quaner. The only factor in keepina the The rust safety seemed harmless Bulls off the bOard was a blocked in the first quarter. Bull punter f~eld goal attempt by lth~ Weber Bernie Webu received a low off linebacker Dave Stone, his fourth taraet snap as he stood in bis end blocked tick in two games. zone. After pickina up the The ddicil was made up bobbled ball, Weber decided to fall on his side iNtead of risking a minutes later, when a Doug ~1 interception or Ithaca's Jeff blocked punt-and possible Flanders set up UB's first toucbdown-and concede. the points. At the time it appeared 10 touchdown. Pal Whitehead capped a 47 yard be a &ood decision. UB was StOring drive witb a five yard dominatit~~ the scordess pme sprint to the left comer of the end zone, his eighth TO or the season . Quanerback Ken Hyer took c:are of the other 42 yards with three passes-on the day he threw 42 limes completing 24 for 236 yards. The momentum carried by the Bulls was reason enough to believe that a two point conversion could also be successful, and it was- Whitehead swept ri&ht this time and aave the Bulls an 8-2 lead . h was Stretched lO 14-2 afier UB capatalized on another Bomber tumovCf, one of five. Flanders directed his team down to the UB 2S, before he lost the handle or the ball. Cosmo Nestola pounced on it, his fttst of two fumble recoveries. Aided by two major ptnalties aaain.st ithaca, the Bulls counttt· attacked and scored when receive-r Chris D'Amico made an alen catch ferom 19 yards out. D'Amico was htt just a.s he went for the 'ball, and while fallina on his back he managed to reaoh towards his feel and grab the ball btfore it hit the ground. The two point auempl afterwards was stopped shon. The half ended 14-2 and the wa~t across the lidd to the locker room was the nex:Lto 1ut time the Bulls would tread on Ithaca • - FOOTBALL- 12 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Direct inquiries to: Porumourtt. e:c~~~%~%n: Mr. 8vtfer or Cetibl>ean AdmlssfOtts, 'nc./ 16 West 32 Street, New York, N.Y. 10001 8 Clnema ..Jee/s Hal Ashby's Lookln ' to Gel Out 7 ThMtre_stsges Ntozake Shange's Spell No. 7 at the C.nter Theatre '---. 688-0100--,. - Prodigal Sun I11J1n•u M•n•r•r1Mfertut Shauan Adr•.Coonflnato~lchie1 Cutllolo Ad~. Coold'lttetoriCincty lAughlin ProdueUon Af111-o-ttRenee Miller ~tte"tlonJlaanfe Conway PtodetctfonJKathy Oevakl The PfO(jigJI &In It 1 publleaUon of The Spectrum Stud-tnt Periodical, tne. 1nd Ia represented lOr nltlonel ldvertfalng by ~munlc.at lons a na Actv.rtislng Sefvices to Sta.oents.. Inc. Cireulatloo average; 20,000 The Spectrum ofllus ate 6ocated (n 14 Baldy HaJI, Stitt Univers ity ot New York et 8uJfa.1o, BufftJo, New York 14260. Telephone: (716)636.2468. COpy,ghl 1982 Buffalo, N.Y. Tht $ptchum Student ,..r\odieel, tne. td!IOtlll policy Is determined by the edhOtlll bOard. Repu.blleatlons ol a.ny ma'lttf l'l._.tln Without express consenl of the tCU!Otlll bolrd Is stJfelly torbl<klen. The Specttum It prlflttd t>y Bul/110 Ntws Ptess lrtc.• 7370 Stn~• St, &IIIlO, N .Y. •lt "<>or,ess correspondence to: Prodigal Sun 14 Baldy Hall SUNY at Buffalo Buffalo, NY 14260 Aft contributions are more welcome, but the does not assume re~lpc•nsibilityl for unsolicited will rei\Jm only those lac:comc.anied by a stamped, ISeH·~•ddresse<: envelope. '2 ,_proc:Uaal SuniThe Spectrum . Frtday, 15 ~lobe! 1882• • �.. . ~ - - ... The ; harmonicNearing the last movemem? _ __ ..,by Liz Petrino hat the Bulfalo Philharmonic Is In llnar>elat stralls Is no news to enyone with half an eye to medi a coverage of the nowthreatened a.r ts In this area. Consistently tow ticket salea, combined with Inflation, have teh the orchestra scrambling for funds since last spring when the city granted I hem a reprieve from paying their rent. What's news Is the city's talest threat to close Kleinhans Music Hall, the •2·year old showplace deSigned and built spec:lflcally lor the Ph!lharmonlc. Aceordlng to the City Auditor's IMual report on the building released last Friday, the city· owned building "fiG&s a very uncertain future" since Its two majo< tenents. the orchestra and the ground·floor concessionaire, are not p-aying owed rent and fees. "It's a black eye In the community.'' City Auditor Paul Buc:llenan told the Prodigal Sun, C001Imeflllng on the chi1XIIC nonpayrnant alluatlon. Buchanan confirmed that tl>e otchestra was $73,000 behind payrnant at the June 30 termination of the flacal year, as first repo<1ed In an article which appeared two weeks ago In The Bullalo News. He also auured that the MRM. Inc.. which rune the baserMent bar and restaurant which Is owned by area reatauranteur MlchMI R. Militello. Is more then S12.000 In atraan1 since July 1981. According to The Buflalo Neon article, the orchestra stopped paying Ita $800 concefl lee alOng with the previOusly· unpaid $300 charge lot rehearsals after Its reprieve from t.layor Griffin. That leaves the PhUharmonlc, Buchanan esllmatea, with approximately WOf1h of debts which will probably never be paid. T m.ooo B uchanan claims that the payrnant problem ~ as much from tha l'tlllllatmonic's declloing IJct<et . - • from the mlagulded po4lcy handed down by the Klelnllana Board of Dlrectore, whoM nine members Include the mayor and three members of the Philharmonic's Board. Buchanan sympathltes with the audll's statement, which crttlclz.ed the Board for precluding hlgh11aylng engagements at Kleinhans by allowing the orchestra the llr&t pick of dates: " At times, the managmenl has had to tum doW(l more lucrative events, from responsible promoleta, because the dates had been booked by the orchestra." As a reault of the non· payment, the Klelnhan's management has been p.aylng lor tha Upkeep of the house out of Ita cash reserves, which are expected to run out "sometime OV8f the winter season," Buchanan said. He c:hastlzed tha Buffalo l'tlllhatmonlc: f\.lld raiSing group lor not directing Ita efforta toward house funds and rent. "If you pay lor a ticket and go downstalnt and get a beet, you'd 8llp&et some of that money to go to tumlng on t he lights, heat and pay the ticket-." he reaeoned. Klefnhan'a Music Hall Dlrec1or Doug Lengyelllgreed that the Boatel's policy has made staying financially afloat difficult but lnslata he understands the l'tlllharmonlc's needs. "We could run It without too much trouble (II the beat dates were not saved)," he claimed, "but that'a almost Impossible to get away from." Nevertheless, he ellpr..aed frustration at locking away the beet dates for the orchellra two yeatS In advance and then being forced 1o refuse a leat-mlnute, high-paying concert. " We're turning down tha onM that can pay for dates that cannot pay." ~ aald It was a "fair estimate• t hat the Kleinhans management wu driven to aak the city a few months ago lor $25,000 In "emergency lunda" In order to continue ope<aUng and would continue to do so, II nece...ry: "As lonilu they allow the Phllllarmonlc not to pay, we11 have to keep going to the city lor money." l..ncw.t .._, 8XPf--' dl*ln for the cttn propoul to Mil tha building to private lrwestora. "I'm totally against 11-Kielnhan's Music Hall lsn' In any trouble apart from the (rent) problems of the Philharmonic," heu.erted. The plan prQPOaed by the Griffin admlntatratlon woold sell Klefnl\ln'a and SM&'a Buffalo to private IIMitOfS In -on of tax breaka, thus providing $1 million In additional revenue, whlah would then go to the Philharmonic. "The part that upsetsme Ia t penonalty can't selling tha building to $60,000 (for t.h a City)," l.Aingyel maintained. Ha Cited that lot 11181 ~·· eccepted INa amot.Wlt In city funds, while both the county and city provided Shea'a with some $75,000. Lengyel Intimated that the reasoning behind selling Klefnhan's was purely to sweeten the proposed eale of Shea's for pot entlll fnvaatora: "Kielnhan's Ia tha bonUs In the deal to make the sale price 1\lgher." Buchanan also llltpt..aed •dlalllce CWit the Idea. "I 10M the conMCtlon ' * - tha Phltnarmonlc: not paying and aelllng tl>e building." Ha raaeoned that If t he city withdraws Ita reaponalblllty for envisions the financial picture to Improve only through an Increased earned Income and more grants, though he hlm5811 has lew ready answera. In terms of fTictlon between ut how does the ltnanclal tl18 orehaatra and Klelnhan'e management, Bradford called 101 restraints directly affect the musicians and the orchestra , "greater coope<atlon"on all Itself? "It's hit us In the sideS. He voiced wldeaprsed pocketbook," asserted Fred dluallalacllon over Inadequate Bradford, personnel manager parking conditions and the Q.e., llason between mualofana " terrible bottleneck" crea ted and management) for the when concession holders Insist l'tlllharmonlc. Bradford 811d that that each lot be lllled before financial problema prompted a opening others, lhua caualng 18 percent cut In 811ary last traffic jama and discouraging Novwnber, when the regulu ticket holdera trom returning. - - was cut by eight wetlc.a. Anally, though, Bradford The. on:r-tra has aleo -alned remained cautiously opllmlatlc a cut In one half ollt a over the orchestra's future. He edmfnlstratl'le staff, from 28 to claims much of the good will 13. • g_,ated Is the raaull of Gary &adlord, who hll been Good, the new chltl playing French horn with tha, • administrator of tha orchestra for 115 yeara, aaa.,a l Phllharmonlc'e Board. GOOd, that the Ph!fharmonlc's problema who halls from tha ,Baltimore .,. at lout partially due to poo( Symphony Orchestra, was appointed director In the summer advertising. "It hasn' been and assumed t ha post merchandised In great depth," he held. Thoo.IQh wary of laying September 20. "Gary 11 the ldnd blame, he ,._tloned ethnic or of guy who's hare at 15 o'clock church concerta, ..,..,. tha In the morning, WOI1cfng lor the orchena ,_ playtillto CIIP8Cfty orcheatra," he confided. c:tOWds as oppoead to a -.cart He concluded with guarded hill ~ a1 Klalnhana hopel ulnaea, "We're not out of with par!lape ellcty people In the wood• yet, but wa are attendance. Furthatmore, he optlmletlc." tha concert half's finances, the rent problem would still remain lor future managemant. "Why not sell Delaware Park? It's the same logiC." B ''*' •lii:kioi. • . The~...... s.....s �Buffalo PNihlnnonlc OrchHtra- Slee Concert Hell- October 6 As the copper moon Shone down on an unseaaonably warm night la.at Wedneaday, the Bullalo Pllllhannonlc played a benalll concert of highs and aomawhat middling lows at Slee Con<*! Hall - prlmallly mediocre but, near the end, almost rivaling the moon In brilliance. II, as the Scottllh phllosophef Hume IIM<ted, affective response Is valid . consideration In criticism alnce lett sentiment Is undeniably real and ntec~s norelerence beyond Itself, then unt utored moonehlldren must rety on whllls of o;motion to gauge worth. Thfo usertlon, then: from hOhum to darldy engroalng to a halr.fal stng finale. A wonder of balance and order, Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 stepped along with solid teChnical akJII, executed with tolerable II pre· paced vigor. Such 18th century gems rely on a no-nonsense distinctness In sound for optimum performance; unfortunately, trumpeter David Kuehn carne In last with a horrendously putneas finale which completely disposed of any amudgeles~ '><llllanca. Charming at times, :-ut distinctly medlocfe. Stahms' Variations on a Theme by Haydn was more aucceufull: gloomy- riCh, lt'a aupoeed to be; SMePinQ upllttlng, as It's supposed to Especi ally excellent wu the t.-llc tension the violins gerwated at the end or the first movwnent. Hauntingly lnvtgontlllQ- the music kept my ~ rigid, my eyes llxed the WhOle time. &eNng'a ,_,. dt tW/stMW» : the rete~Yi*fonned Symphony No. 7 by a..thoven. Sudl muterplec:M m....t be executable With _...alent IIICCIIIIn» by wry aelf......,.ctlng 4 .. . . ~~. ·.~.tt.~- .. melropolltan oo:Matra- and the BPO came through with flying colora.• From dour to l<lnlil, IM!anchollc to redemptive, the on:heetta swept unified through t..uawlg's great allegory ol human de spatr- salVation. (Aren1 they alf?) During the third movement In particular, Aasoclate Conductor Clar~ Suttle prealded o - and drew forth a fairy grace u the atrlngs magically conjoined. Concett Master Chanes Haupt amlled. Second Violinist and frequent Concert Mistress Mary Louise Nana smiled. " Harry," I whispered to my compan~>n, "everyone has got to come to grips with Beethoven aooner or later." He nodded, then pointed to the women aaosa the aisle whOM Chin had been burled In her neck for ten mi nutes. But what of that? Still solid and dependable, the BPO presents a show worth attending, dependably performing the great, classical repertoire whiCh deserves to be heard live. It's stilt luminous and aentlent- don1 walt for another lull moon to come down. �• • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • ~ • • • • ' . .... ' . . . . . , ....... . . - - ---»Y Randall R..da L ast weekend was the season opener lor the Buflalo Phllham>Onlc Orchestra (BPO). The Prodigal Sun Jnte<viewed conductor and music director Julius Rudel In order to discuss this year's season , the orchestra and music In general. Rudel had spent 30 yeara at the New York Clly Opera before taking the directorship at the BPO. A graduate of Mannea Colle!l8 his career resemtlles that or the great conductors of-Europe who start at the lower rungs of an opera house and rise In ran~ ventually conduo11n~g the be r houses. Some move on, like did, to the orchestallllerature. According to Rudel, records are both helpful and harmful 10 yound conductOis. Their easy availability Is beneficial but " unless he haa a strong sense of I he work, he might get unduly Influenced." For example, some singers might not know, In a technical Gense what they are doing, but are effeGtlve nonetheless. "The danger;'' said Rudel. " Is when a listener who mlghl not know better could mistake the recording as the correct way.' ~ .· .. . ~...... -.~,- f!.o.'"9>.JI • • _,.,·.ro-."' . ;:-..· - ....................................... .................... .. , ......... . ~ ... and a few words with Julius Rudel mll)<es conducting easier .since Rudel doesn't have t o build from the ground up." Asked if the recent financial crisis and subsequent shortened season had any effect on the orchestra members, he replied, "(They) have a great sense of Inner pride and play es well as one could hope for. They try to separate their personal lives lorm their musical onea. That Ia quite laUdable." • Concerning t he relationship between UB and the BPO. Rudel would like more ln·house concerts, "there Ia not as many ~! •would like.'' A lew years ago, there was talk of having some sOli of oonsortlum between the Music Department and the BPO so that graduating lnslrtlmenlallsts oould lind jobs there. AJthough Rudel found thiS an lnterestl~g Idea, he feels that the young musiCian might get an Isolated view, which Is not good lor either the BPO or lhe 'tudent. He would, however, Ike stud~nllr tc discover the Phllharomonlc. " I would nave more .students avail themselves to us." He cited the speeral student rates offered. T hts year's program Is a mix oltradlllonal and new. " I have almost total control over the choices. I try to reach certain sensibilities." Responding to a quote made by an orchestra official during last year's financial c~sls that they will try to deviJe a program that Is more app~alfng to a wider audience, RUdel said ''A program (based aoley on public T he BPO Is a versatile orchestra and Is acquainted with all sorts or music. This _ _ _ _ __ay M. Faust verybody complains about the Phil, bul nobody doe& anything about 11. Every Buffaloni an past the age ol crawling knows t~at the Buflalo PhiiMrmonlc Orc~estra Is one of the city's! m<l)or claims to cultural prominence, but do we appreciate II or merely pay It lip service? After all, Image aside, It's foolish to pour money Into something II you don't really want II. The 1982-83 season opAned reoenlly, and tile agenda for the coming year promises an asso.1ment of undeniably Hne mu~tc. The question remains, however, should you support the Phil II you don't partake of What II has to offer? F or the past few decades there seems to have been e swing away from the personal epxresslon of Romanticism In music to one of dry. "correct'• performances. RUdel agrees and said lhal In musi c "always tho pendulum swings. One lime It Is rigid, metronomlcal, austere, performing; (the next time Ills) one or self· Indulgence, which Is not good ellher. (To give a good performance) you need an absorption of wha! the composer Is writing In - his form. his tradition. -nd so forth. But there must be room Jor the performer's r.enlous, too. What Is taste? We get that all through the ages since Mozart's father. Music shoul.d be an emotional experience aod a matter of taste. That ts the final arbiter." students they're practically given away. 01 you have an occasional free Friday morning, lor a buck· and·a·hall you can attend an open O<Cheslre reh&araal. an odd experi ence that some find more a final Interesting E T here Is a sense In which an organization such as the Philharmonic Orchestra Is an anachronism, a behemoth that would have died a natural deal~ &Qns ago were II not kept alive through FrankenGtelnlan t ra.nsruslons of resources plllagell from other organisms. This Is due to the fact of Its location In a city the size and temperament of Buffalo, and to characterlsllcs of the symphony orchestra as a musical aggnagatlon. The orchestra, In the form In which we now know It, developed In the mtd...lghteenth century and peaked In the Romantic era under the usage ol Haydh and Beethoven, the primary figures of the century of popular music that followed them. For pre-Romantic pieces, however, tile modern orcha.tra Ia not suited on practical grounds: much of the bent of Renaissance and Ba!oque music ' opinion) like poll\lc:al polls does not worK. You need to appeal 10 lha listener, !lUI not to the lowest comma<) d enomlna1or. A certain level mus\1*>8 maintained. There Isn't such a great demand lor new music today as In the past.'' Concernln~ BeethOven, "people couldn' t wall lor his newest sympho'1)'." He c;lled other forms of entertainment as competing 101 our attention. Regardless, he feels he has an e~cltlng Opening for the season. "It's always nice to come back to the orchestra:• The BPO's new season: music to listen to not 1ust hear either requires dlflerent Instrumentation 0< would leave a lot of musicians silting around twiddling their thumbs. Once you establish a full symphony orcheStra. It becomeS a waate of resources to perform mualc written prior to 1750 on any kind of regular basis. On the other hand, In a medlum·alzed venue such as Buffalo, an orcheetra also becomes locked Into places dating from belore 1900-'-that Is, once again, the Romantic era. Muslc of that period was essentially popular. written specifically for live perf01mance and with audience expectations In mind. (Remember the'llkenlng or Franz Llozt to a modern rock star In Ken Russell's film L/sztomafl/&1) In contrast, much modern "sarlous" orchestral music, like modern flcllon, Is experimental In nature, the • product or compoaers whO are not renant on public taatea lor financial support. The more auccesaful composers olthls ,century, In terms of audience acceptance, are often those who harken back to traditional forms-Paul Hlndemlth and the " Back·to-Bach" movement, for example. AUdiences who can onlY get to concerts lj)0<8dlcally are len willing to encourage new or unknown music, excep1 In small doses. Thus, as an organization auppoeedty funded tiy public support, the Buffalo Phllhalmonlc beoomea InherentlY trapped between artistic paths: developed In a rigid 101m (remember, muslclans are unlon~ed) that doesn't allow tor a great deal of historical diversity and p(evanted by popular taste from experimenting with much new music, t he o(chestra Is potentially a moribund lnalllullon, Incapable or real gtowth or self·support In times ot econ.omlc stress. It • tekea a lot ot money to support a symphony orchestra, but It's an all-or,nothlng proposition-you can't have a ten·percent layoff In the woodwinds to budget. W till, that's IIIII Int ellectual devtl'a advocate poaiOon. The other side Is that, If you're going to be confined to the music of any one historic ora. you couldn't pick a better one than the Romanljc for relative diversity, depth of composition, and pure musical joy. And there are few better orchestras In the country at this moment than the Buffalo Phil. This sea.s on's offerings strike an Intelligent balance among standards, pieces new to the orcneslra's repenolre, and relatively unheard works. The programs are or course weighted toward the (deservedly) familiar names-Brahmd, Mozart, Haydn- along wllh such pieces as the ShostakO'o(lch Symphony No. 10, conducted by the composer's son, and a new Lukas Foss piece entnled " Night Musto tor John Lenno(1.'' Fealuredosololsts will Include vlollnlat Schlomo Mintz. aoprano Glanna Roland!, and pl.anlat Leonard Pennarlo; Mlchroel Tllson T!lomaa, Christ opher Keene, l.ukaa Foss and others Will appear as gueata conductora. Tlc~eta a~ cheape< than you might expect, especially If you b~ a sertu ticket (not neceaaarlly lor ~ show-they're available In dlfferef\t groupings), and f01 In the final analysis, the Philharmonic Is something that you nave lo attend every once In a while, even II you don't like lllat type of rnuslc. (f.spectally If you don'tllke that type of music,) People In the latter hall of the twentieth century are unique In many ways from the billions who have gene before us: one such respeol Is that we are surrounded by music to the point that we Ignore 11 and cease to think about It when It confronts us. Between the cheapening effects of aynthealzed Imitation music and the "real" musle we hear and blot out In elevators and television commercials, II has become much more difficult for us t o actually LISTEN to music than It was for people of only fifty years past. 11 sounds slightly pompous to say, but the product of dozens of Individual musici ans performing simultaneously on vastly disparate Instruments Is one of the most Incredible proofs of human rationality. Music wil l only come to you halt·way-you also have to approach 11. Don't kid yoursell Into thinking that racotded music Ia any auballtute. The PhUharmonl¢ off- Buffalonians an Impetus to think (don't be elrald, II lan'l held and II doeen't hurt"'"YYur twain Ia just dying for something to think elloul) that residentI of many other cities 18011. Either uae It 0< fight It, bUt don'tlgnora 11. ...•r ~·"· ~·,-iltl'~~~~~=un.S ( �Lookin'- almost a movie - - - - --"Y M. Faust upposedly, Lookln'to Get Out has been In the edlllng stage for two years. Editing Is the lasl chance to ma~e or ~reak a 111m, and when intensive \ efforts are dedicated to the pro<>ess It usually Indicates that the producers are tryi ng to salvage what they can from a project gone awry. Unfortunately, It doesn't always wor~ . The lion's share of the blame In t his case has to go to Jon Voight, who stars In and co.wrote the screenpl ay of Lookin · to G•t Out. The plot concerns two gamblers (Voight and Burt Young) who flee from New York Clly to Las Vegas in order to escape two hoods to wnom Voight owes ten thousand dollars from losingS In a poker game. In Vegas, they con their way Into an expensive hotel suite and set up a major scam once Voight discovers that the hotel thinks S - that Young Is a personal friend of the out-of·town owner. This fairly thin story Is not much to begin with. and suffers fu?lher from poorly developed slluatrons and in~deQuate characterizations. Voight Is particularly obnoKious a.s a blg·mouthed, not very bright loser. He adopts an lrrlt~tl njj New York accent, pekes people a lot. <>hews gum with his mouth open and gig!lles lncessanfly. Young demonstrates once again that, while he has a good deal ol potenUal as a character actor, he l acks the range needed to be on screen more than a low times In any one 111m. Ann· Margaret pouts a lot, apparently at a toss to understand her character. lor which she can hardly be Dlamad. T his is not to excuse director Hal Ashby. whose previous films (The Lest Detail, Coming Home. Being There) would load one to expect something at Are vou readv for Wvnton Marsalis? _By Michael F. Hopkins ver since tits E professional debut with the legenaary orummer Art Bta ~ey In 1980, trumpeter Wynton Marsalis l'las stunned listeners around the world with a brill\ant command or technique superbly matched by vast Imagination, prodig io u~ strengtn and dari ng. and the sheer depth of hi s heart and dedication to the authenticity ot Jau. Possibly the most fully·eQuiped trumpeter to emerge slnae Cll!lord Brown and Booker Uttle, Marsalis comes ready to play the fullness ot the Music. Boldly lyrl cal wltha tantalizi ng tone and reach , he sings trumpetuou s balladry that takes us one into the eternal flow of Jazz; freely swi nging with ~ serious joy. The seriousness of h is i nten1 has paid off consummately for the N~w Orleans·born trumpeter. who Is presently neari ng his 21st birthday_ t-Ie na& toured and recorded al ready·renowned performances with Bl akey. and participated in the classic Herbi e Hancock lour which saw the master pianist come clean with his Jazz roots as he has not dono so f'!llghtlly since the most lntetral Blue Note recordings of the 80s. It was that summer 198t tour which helped to bri ng about Wynton's debut album lor Columbia. a masterpiece of Jazz integrrty which Is otllt Prominent on Young, Voight And friend lookln ' for... somethln•. least competent. If not gravity, too many Individual · scenAs are sub]eot to substantial. But much or Lookln'to Get Out is si mply ambiguity. Even those two shoddy. The two gangster·& are years of editing ~how some so stereotyped as to be glaJing problems. Implausible, although they LoAok"ln'~ rnootGteorsot,uhtohwaesveor.n.e aren't played for l au.ohs. A climactic light scene abruptly major grace. although I'm not stops, starts, stops and starts sure thalli's a saving one. The Ill mall a portrayal of Las Vegas a lew limes over. The overall tone wavers; tho film Is neither ' here Is queerly fascinating In a comedy nor a drama, but It the li/m nolr tradition. For this, can't be viewed auc:eessfully Aahby clearly deserves tho as a "comedy<lrama" because, cra..dlt. BtJing There showed having no specific center of some of the same type of treatment of the world or the rich and powerful, although In that film Ashby Intended It u part of the development ol his more clearly satirical themes. tn LookIn'. Ashby creates an atmosphere of subtle and pervasive corruption that serves as a counterpoint to the buffoonery of the characters. For that al one, thi s film could be worth a glance. Billboard listings almost a year after Its release. In addition, he has been In Increasingly high demand. The blissfully a.c oustlc Hancock and the lines edition of Blakey's Ja22 Messengers heard In years are but two cases ) n point. Marsalis has also been heard prominently whlth Chico Freeman (on a Contemproary LP also featuring Cecil McBee, Ronnie Burrage and Bobby Hutcherson), teamed up with woodwlnd.playtng brother Branford and plano-conjuring lather Ellis Marsalis to share Columbia's Fathers & Sons LP with Chico and the equally· legendary Von Freeman, and took part In a magnifier\! collaborative trlbule to Fellin! composer Nino Rota ( Amarcord Nino Rota on the Hannibal label) Which gave us a sweep or Jau talent rangll!g guard of youngbl= rtrmly & personally committed to the , continuity of Jarz, He makes no bones about where he stands as a professional. And, though he can respect !hose artists who decide to put out dlscoruslon, Wynton Marsalis Is very bl unt about how such efforts are used. As he said In one Interview, "Fusion. as far as I'm concerned, Is Just a fabrlcatlon to sell records. Basically. you have cats playing a solo on top of a funk beat . Lot's make no mistake, it'a not on the same aesthellc level as )au; the ~udlenee gets confused because the record companies keep putting out fusion records and calling them ]au records. It's another example of compromising the black artist .'' This from one who. In addition to his already from Jakl Byard to David Amram and on, to Muhal Richard Abrams and Henry Threadgill. II ell fhls Isn't enough, the brass firebrand clinched this year as a winner with an April appearance on The Tonight Show which was among the most bll~terl ngly hot performances ever heard on the popular late·nlte emporium.• All of which Is a budding testament of Jazz spiri t, a local point for some of the finest Black artists-known and' unknown- to gather their source and perpetuate thi s genuinely conceptual Music, The ability to give birth to the song, and talk tci us without diluting their words. Or ours. With his own first album, It has become very clear that Wynton Is one of the foremost spokesman of the Music. representing ri sing advance Now playing at the Holiday and University Cinema, • tH MARSALIS pogo 13 Offering the best moves hi drinks, atmosphere, Japanese dining and jazz Free hors d'oeuvres all nite! ATTENTION STUDENT ATHLETES! Come chat & compare notes with Jerry Butoer and some of the other Buffalo Bills! �NO.7 _ b y Michael F. Hop~lns 'We are responsible tor saying how we feel.' Nlozal<e Shange nero are tMse who say that Ntozake Shange's use ot theater has no sense ot scenary or locale. The truth Is that Ntozake's usage ot these aspects are quite superb: alWays Implicit i n the enactmen t of her characterizations, rather than the heavy reliance tl)7bn limp stage props, anyone truly paying attention to what's happeni ng front and center will receive a staggering sense of perspecrlve unlike any l mpaned by current American theater. The point Is, this Is theater filled Wlth Insights and motiVation, giving substance to the Imagery Invoked by the sparest use ol props and the most sophisticated use ol dramatics. For all the bluntness or the languege, II communicates with that fragile touch or human tenderness which beckons os to·probe rurther. The starkness and rapture, say, ol a Miles Davis solo. For all tho overly-criticized turmoil seen In Shange's worl<s, they show people striving tor common sense In the only ways alolled to those oppressed to the brink of madness. Pea.ce will not come by walling for It to be played out, lust as lreedom will not come by settling Into archetypes ol race or se~ . Clarity will be aClhleved only by attaining our lull vision and the ability to shape It Into a bolter world. Wltn an Irony that N tozak.a never shirks I rom reflecting, ahe dlstllla all the seen and unfathomable cities of our lives Into a vision ol What we are and who we need to be. Ntozake's use ol theater Is a natural continuation of Langston T REKH~ RESTAURANT 271 Kenmore (botwren NF Blvd. & Englewood) 833·341>6 Open 11 :30·9:30 pm Closed Mondays phone: "The Best in Foods from India" Stvdenl> welcome. <orne ..d Ill' Indian foods,•nd get SOc off ol LUHCii with this ad. .Sp•dallzlng In veqetariin and non-vegetarian curry dl.shts offer ••plros Sept. 30th ani Hughas' elusive candor, to say nothing of Lorraine Hansberry's i nventive grip on the Western conscience, or Amlrl Saraka's aesthetic sting. Highly definitive and stratghltorward In Its tone, her work Is often ta~en for granted as almple or simple· mi nded. Its delivery, however. reveals a hlgnly.rnvotved stwcture of thematic Involvement which boggles the minds of those whom elusiveness has como to mean morbid vagueness or, worse, preening escapism. Small wonder. Where much Western . e)(prosslon Is manifest In tts documentation, Third World e~presslves take hOld In the very act ol pronouncsmenr. TM one leaves possibilities for detachment , while t"e other leaves no doubt of Its focus on human panlclpatlon. don'r mean /Us l what we do s/1 the llme/lr's how we 1emembs1 what cannot be ss/d lrom Sassafras, Cypress, Indigo 1 1 'flers is the implicitness. say. of o Miles solo. ' ' A nner case In point could not be round than this area's PfOductlon ol Shange's Spa// No. 7, currently In performance at the Center Theatre. Directed by E'd Smith, and starring some or BUffalo's finest dramallc talent, It Is a powerful testimony of Third Wotld earth and spirit t hat 1$ not to be experienced casually or with hindsight-whatever the cultural persuasion. It begins with actor Lavery Clay strutting casually aoross t)\dtvl<!ual mas~&. Alton Boweos or Gil Scott Heron 's Classic , the stage, dressed as the is uproallngly charming and minstrel show Interlocutor and " Pieces of a Man." It's to tM large as Ute astray, grinning that Intense as the poet, and Sandra credit of director Smllh and cast Wallace Is e~cellent at the close toat the Improvisational nature oversized grin. There Ia a. giant prop face In the background olthe l lrst act; a leftover of tne o f SJ'lange's choreopoetics are Which, curiously, Is colored more streets desperately tryi ng to so lru111ully understood and breed, I he'\ withhold the ohlld, like a Weslern clown than a lalth fully applied. Myself. WnJI molaphorl Eulls mammylace, more ll~e a g{eaf Cathy, known for his Jeu Idol of Alfred E. Neuman; T alking 10 the dlrettor sno; tly berore Sun deadline. we both reverence gone more than mad. broadcasting on WEBR. Is especially projective, his deeply touched on the reception gi ven From the llrst, we are met with stentorian voice tempered with B Spell No. 1 by While& in the the shrewd satire which will shape this tableau Clay claps his supple range ot emotions which audience. Ed said that ne has hand&, and out pop eight or nine c:onvey more than any words gotten l bolter idea Of WhO his people In plckaninny masks, all oan tell. June Duell Is prim and •'White friends" are, upon jumping contemporary Jim Crow !etching her mld~le class get· receivi ng their varied reactions In the latest, more energetically up, oon]urill!rimages ot to the visceral prosent~For frustrated housewives and a mindless dlsoo manner. Now me, the most pathetlcaTIVTronlc that Clay has captured, shocked, sass~ urbanity thai ts walling to occurrence to date was on take charge, Chip Spencer Is or amused the audience with openlna night: an elderly While dynamic as the worldly this historical curiosity, the couple seated front and center, bartender, and Dennis Crowly. sorcerer freezes the scene and the rna~ Bunkerlshly instructing Ill, is saucily brilliant throughout, his wife on an authoritative becomes very, very here and Akua Kamau Is seductively On now, turning the audience full mlspronounclatlon of the the dramatic Ci:\Se as only she drive toto the realm behind I he author's name-whom lhe mask. The actors will comp!y: at can be, and the two dancers dubious oentlem8/'l ke!lt calling a nrst timorously, !hen willingly (Carol Blac~mon and Kay Miller) "he''. Yes yes, isn't Jt are simply excellent: Kay, dark behind the scenes at a favorite something, tho• . . . , bar. What Is revealed are cetteln and poised, with ceremonial Make no mistake that It's warmth; Carol quick·hlpped and merely a reaction ol Caucasian e~perlences or Integration that loose. Both very serpentine. All persuasi on. Possibly the most no ono seems to talk about in most venerable In the pursuit ol controversially received Bl ack documentaries or travel their realities somehow, even brochures; the experience ol poet by Black critics since the when facing the worst. coming up In a leg(alated time when Langston Hughes Interesting, too, are some u&ed to be oalled a " gutter brotherhood which Is little more than a breeding camp lor subtler nuances Worked Into the play by poet" by the Talented Tenth, means ot employing even more Smith's direction. AI an early Ntozake's work Is too sharply point In Aet I, alter Spencer has honest, too concise In Its rampant hatreds. A killing delivered his regal edict for bar aesthetic, and too ingeniously ground which the lnnocant and already Vlollmlzed always seem room conduct, he then calls lor pervasive In lis humanity lor the everyone to boogie. Whereupon peddlers of punch clock to be guided to promptly. II Is Jackie liemphiii·Peoples, who the world ot the mask, all the radicalism, let alone the masks used to dehumaniZe Black has been lllllng the space with Insidiously complacent. There sort Jazz plano, amiably but are no time slots on freedom, people, Including the masks we are engendered Into oonoenlally ~bemusedl y l eaves the bar room and Its altornaUve Is already in as the actors atan to repeat the control ol the dials. wearing ("Aw babee, you so minstrel dan~e of the opening pretty, . . . . "}, an~ It It Ia through the selfless sequence; ,the mamylace reveals people at the heart ol efforts of poets f l~e Ntozeke replaced here by the monotoned Shange, and the calibre of this world. People who have to rhyihm and neon chant of "We· conveyors like Ed smtth Md this deal with that damned mas~ don't need-no Muuuslcl" cast, which will determine the merely to survive, even as we Poignantly effective Is the nature of our oomfng hours. as strive to strJp the tayers of sequence when, after demanding well as how our hands will lOin makeup away. People who live a thre&illlnute stot lor all Whltos to shape the minute. and love and hate and breathe. to kneel In apology, Eulls The sorceror surveys elllhla, underscorea the real problem Spell No. 7 Will be Bl rhe his presence left aa the actors with a moving a capella rendition Center rhearre until Ocr. 24th. come face to face with their f--THEINDIA STUDENTS1 ASSOCIATION I Invites you to share the festive atmosphere, food and Indian movie during: !I lI -DIVALI CELEBRATIONI I I I L (A Cultural Festival) 5 :00 pm Saturday, Oct. 16th 1 4 7 Diefendorf Hall , Admission Free Sponsored by: GSA India Association of Buffalo rn I I! 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For Buff State students, he notion of acquiring an license became a song of " any day now" that spread out over th irteen ye8fs. The problem was this: Federal Communications Commission (FCC) multiple ownership regulations prohibit a single licensee from owning an excess of seven TV stations, seven AM staUons and seven FM stations. SUNY, as tne licensee In question, had exn•usted Its quota. Another difficulty arose In that no llcen- may operate two FM stations In a given maJtcet. The extatance ol WSFO (FM-88), UB'a FM awtloa, '~'-'led SUNY from astabllshlno • second FM In the Buftllo market. Fortunately, WBFO submitted a letter with the State proposal nlng that the two sought different ""'""'ml,no. Under nraoedlent of an FCC the Unvlerslty of which resolved a BuHalo State B ecause WBNY will not compete for ratings, most public affairs programming will be broadcast during prime time listening. Although SUNY owns the station, they have no direct control over programming. WBNY's premise Is educational. The station Is student-run and funded by the United Student Government. . "The whole Idea Is to get people aware of what's going on In the community from the newscasts to the music we play,'' explains program director Scott Mlchaelolf. ·we can play Joan Jell's 'I Love Rock·n· Roll ' but so can PHD or Z98. But we're not competing with them . We're trying to be versal ile...to play a lot of things,'' " Music Is education," adds Connolly. "Muoh of our programming Involves taking music and talklno about ,lt. Like !tow Is It ttlal a baM called f>lgbag out of England J:oWd get a lot of people lrn.reeted In tunk maalc?'' Public affairs prograrntiilng will lake shape In an array of specially shows such as "The Third Wave" which looks at the-move from Industrial to technllogloal age, especially In Buffalo. " Lowdown" Is an Interview show which looks at people In ordinary situations. Aa Connolly describes It, " Not everyone has to be an authority or has to be paid or make a living to have an opinion. It's a sllce-of·llfe show." A 0 1 b · F Also Included will be " News Digest" whloh takes a McNeii·Lehrer approach to world, local, national and campus news through In -depth discussion. And In accordance with a previous project at WSCB, the new station will also be offering continuous coverage of • election night from live sources at the Staller this year. Musto programming will place an emphasis on area performers throughout the dally format and a two-hour show entitled "Local Music" which profiles Bulfalo acts with recordings and Interviews. Other spectallles Include reggae, oldies, trlvla, "The Story Behind the Music" (an In-depth look at the whys and wherefores of various recordings), and •·wave Breaker," a syndicated countdown of the week's top new wave hils. Former WBFO deejay James Braun will alsG be bringing his exclusive tapes and Interviews to " Music U le," many of which hiiYe never t>een heard on the airwaves. ~tno beyond WitiiV's present formilt, llMIIIC direct()( Connolly II chac111ng out the possltlllftas of beglnrung a SUNY networ1C. "The purpose," explains Connolly, "Is to make newscasts In all the schools soundmore colleg~rlented. I think II would bring more unity to all the SUNY schools. In November or December we'll be doing a few basketball games through the network. Hopefully, by January, we'll have actual news Items and features ." During the Fall 1983 semester, Connolly hopes to R 'E 1-&~ u have Incorporated a half-l'lour newscast. either originating from Buff State or on a rotating basis from each SUNY alation. Connolly rationalizes that the network would be a boon to SUNY due to his sullabtlfty and low cost. "For us to gel Associated Press aUdio coeloverathousand dollars. Most stations do not have that type of budget. Why should they pay money for that when this could be more usable? The network can be used at any lime at their discretion with news and features that are more penlnent to the college student." But despite his enthusiasm and optimism, Connolly regrets that WSCB's former talent and those who • pioneered the project will not be present to witness the arrival of FM at Buff State. ' 'It was like crying woll when we said we got It,.. asserts program director Michaelofl. After bouts ot petitioning and constant anticipation, their dream station Is here. FM Is a reality. To celebrate Wlelr debta, WBNY ta aponeorlng a 'WBNY Hila the Airwaves" party" as a tribute to ttle station and the Buffalo College of Musical Knowledge Studio on Saturday, Ootober 18. Seven bands from BCMK's Airwaves compilation album Including the Jetsons. Nlghtcrawlers, Nick Angelo and the Killing Floor, the Elements, Madcaps, The Good and Cold Water Flat will be leal ured. Festlvltes kick off at 8 pm and It's free. F f A L c �live shots . rfhe Ventures- twenty .years later Tl'le Yenlu re s -The Conrlmtntti-0910ber ' If you ware at all curious about the Instrumental surf music lhBt was popular In the early alxtlos and had enough money to satisfy thos curlouslty, tMn last Thurllday lne Conti nental had what you wanted. Hillery class was In session tne e<tglnal Ventures, one ot tne leaoers ot the 60s Instrumental sound. graced the stage, a nd ot was a rare cnance to observe a fine Dand thai Still features !he Ollglnal members: Nol<le Edwards (guitar). Mel Taylor (<!rums), Bob Bogie (bass). and Don Wilson (rhythm g uitar). (This night Don Wilson was replaced by soother guitariSt-apparently Wilson doesn't like to tour':) ~ ·s two sets were last and turtous. In rapid fire delovery the hit s were knockeo oft ·walk Don1 Run,·· •fTeJstar:· ··Perlldla." 'Apacne," "Secret Agent MAn." "Pipeline," " Wi peout," " Slaughter on 101h Avenue," "Oul ol Limits," " Hawaii Five· 0." and o thers. Tne musicianship was tight and clean, but then again, after lwanly·two years of playing the same tunes you have to expect nothing tess than perfection In their performance. The Ventures were entertainers from the start. one with the Instigating gl Mel Taylor, tho crowd responded with approval. For example, on the out " let's Go" Taylor had the chanting crowd In the palm o f his hand. On the other hand Nokle Edwards was the sombtt membef of tne greup; dressed In blacll. he portrayed the l/llllan In some nameless spaghetti western (come to think Of II, the music that the Ventures played was tho soundtrack to this same film). Edwards rarely smiled. but when he did his expression ranged from bewilderment to genuine Joy. With guflar slung over t>ta chest. Edwards displayed amazing technique on grade on tunes tt>at he t>as had over twenty years to practice. The Ventures Old one thing tnat I nev8f would nave expected: requests ol songs that were performed In the previous set. "Walk Don't Run," "Wipeout;·, and "Hawaii Flve-0' were all repeated for the adoring crowd, The show ended with an encore entitled " Caravan," In Which ENGINEERING STUDENT ASSOCIATION Met TaytO< .stole the show with his tetentl8$$ pounding. During his lengthy solo, TaytO< proceeded to cllm out of nls perch ot play tl>e kll. He walked around the front ol the drum set, pound ing on any accessory that was handy, t hen approa ched Bogie and continued to pound out the rhythm on the bass strings while Bogie changed fingerings on the tret board. At the conclusion or this display, the sparse crown voiced their approval with great enthusiasm. Even aller the shoW. wnen the Ventures were milling about In the crowd. accolades continued to be showered upon thorn. Opening the show was ono o f Buflalo's most promising now bands - the VIceroys. Conrad Keyes and gang smashed through many of their great originals ("Jailbait, • "Two Insane:· " Wich Way Is the Beach'), and gave rendition$ of the Larry songs "Bony Morony" and " Oiuy M iss Lizzy." and Sam the Sham's "little Red Hood." Along with the o f a great sl~·song EP, tho Vlceroya are last becoming a Ioree to be reckoned wllh. Catch them II you cant -LH O.Venller l!iii!!!~~TTENTION UNDERGRADS~~ ~GRADUATESCHOO~­ INFORMATION DAY The Society Of Women Engineers is sponsoring a tour of the Taylor· Great Western Winery on Friday, October 22. Th e bus leaves at 12 noon, and returns between 6 pm and 7 pm. Sign up at 128 Bell tiall, TODAY! ~ All Are Welcome ~ ....... - Friday 15th & Saturday 16th Summer Street final app~aran cE: Tuesday 18th Open Mike - Bobby, Jack &.. Billy Bob Wednesday 19th Go ld Dust Twins T hursday 20th M oo nshine Express Friday 21st Stone Country Band 9~$o~ 4049 O.llware attht Yountm.. f!T7-96n AT U/B Co-Sponsoted by: Buffalo State, Canlslus, Daeman, Medallle Speak to representatives of faculties offering graduate programs at U/8 and from graduate schools In thee U.S. and Canada. Tuesday, October 19th - 12 Noon to 4 pm 5 pm to 7 pm Capen Lobby, Amherst Campus·SUNYABRepresentatlves from over 40 Graduate Schools and faculty members from each division at UB will be in attendance . SOME OF THE SCHOOLS PARTICIPATING WILL BE: Melphl Un,.,oralty Ametkan Unl•oratty BIIIUCil College Booton Col'-!~• c.t>lSius Col'-t!o Cue Wntern Retef"fe Unlvet•h'r Oaeman Oollega Dartmouth College, Amos Tuc-k School of 8u1lnea.s Dr•• • l Unlvetalty D'Youvll~ College Georgia lnotltulo ol Tecnnology Gol<len Goll Un,.,...alty Hofstra Unl\oeralty Indiana Untva,.,tY Kent State ~· Un,.,...olty ol C!ltca110 Medallte ColleQO MedQar E'MI\0 College ol CUNY Mont..., lnatltuto of lnl ornotlonal Stl>dl.. How Moxleo Hlghlanda Uni•Malty How YO<II lnat"ulo of TI!CIInology N0<1htllltrn Unl•oralty ..Pace UnlvwaHy The ,..,.nay"'onla Stoto Un..t1111ty MBA Program Purdue Unf•t1111ty RonSHiaor PolytochniC lnatltuto St. Bona•tnture Unt.oralty St. Jo~n·a Unlverolly Stall Unl•orolty College at Burrato SU ~Y/Aroa ny SUNYISte>ny Brook SyrecuJO Un!Yt,.lty Tulane Un,.,...alty Union Co4togo, lniiiMo ot Adrnlnlotratlon & "'--· The Un,.,t<alty or Connec11cut UnMraliy ol H- Hampshire Un,..1111ty ol Notre Dame Unl....,.lty of Rhode Island Unl•oralty of Rochester �casual· viewin'.. • • Merv Griffin in a tent • - b y Cheryl McNerney hale cllaoge - It's unnervlno. II forced 10 endure a new experience. I look lor some1hlnQ familiar to grab on 10. I wenl camping recently, which Is somethlnQ I'd never done before. h would ~ Induced an anxlely auack had I not broughl my magic environmental equall2er a radio with TV sound. Thele was cornfor1 lo be lound in listening 10 Johnny Carson while seagulls allacked the gar bage oulsloe the tent. Imagine the soothing strains ol Guiding Light while a palce of canvas separated me from a raging thunderstorm. I wasn't even uncomfor1able oooklng In 45 dngree weather with tho voloe or Paler Jonnlngs In London lor background. Yet no one could undersland my need 10 have the glorious offorvescenl sound or TV on al all hours While camping. "This Is Ihe oreal ouldoors," I hoy said " There's no need lor TV." fl's not that I am d~ly inlerested In what I'm watching - 1 mean, //stenlngto. It's more like lnleresllng backgrOimd noise. Some people hale my radio. They say lhat lhey can'l follow the story because lhey can't lell who's saying whal. I llnO II very easy. Maybe one needs talent for lhis kind ol lhlng. Soap 01*85 are espedally tun to liSten to - there's seldom much acUon or new ct1aracters. I ' Sometimes tile need to listen to TV can ba desperate. For example, outing the camping lrlp (aller awaking to find that a small leak In the tent had tell ev..-y fiber of my clothing sopping wet), I listened to Merv Griffin Interview Robert Blake. Now thai's desperate. Even In my frantic state, I had to turn thai oil altar ten minutes. S omo people play WJYE·FM all day tong at work, I prefer WKBW·TV Bosses don't react lhe aamo way to a TV station as they would to a raalo station. For some reason, they think you're fooling around II you're listening to a TV stallon. No one believes that TV listening Is Jusl a harmless diversion. Who can perform brain surgery while worrying about the current crisis on All My Chlldr,n ?..Well, maybe TV ISOUnd Is not Qulle tl1e same as WJYE. l can' t understand why more poople don't own a radiO that picks up television. Doesn't everyone want to take a peice ot security alono with them? How much album-orlenled rock can a person digest? Swftth my di al to FM and I wince Something on ~~~~~~~<:"" Z::l ~ ~?~UUM~ ~ ~ Harriman, Capen, Ellicott ~ Deadline October 18th - 5 :00 PM Z ! .7/f~~ ~le l ~ TV has got to be better ttlan llslenlng to that mindless sop music for ho4rs on end. Even though l may use TV as a crutch to .Qill through lh9 unfamiliar, l also use It as e game. Just like the old radio shows (another big tavorlte ol mine), liste~rlng toe TV radio requires Imagination and concentration. What do the people loof<..!IKe? Who's talki ng now? Was that an angry statement or a sarcastic one? Happy Days reruns may noi be the same tiling as Fibber Magge and Molly . buill's the same Idea. Ma~be someday these radiOs will calth Oi'i. Teenagers will walk arouno with Family Faud blaring out ol their "box." Elceculive-t.)ll)es can drive to WO<k while listening to David Har1man on Good Morning ! J i~,.,..,~~~~~"" - Cl!YID!~ We•t ern New York's --'1 International New Wave Night Club Punkers from VAncouver Oct. 20th BILLY IDOL ; 1-JEALTHINSURANCE WAIVERS If the insurance fee is on your invoice and you want to waive the insurance·, bring proof of alternate coverage to the student Health Insurance office-0213 Michael Hall by October 19. No exceptions, no extensions I-- • SUD ~DOARD ONE. INC. Oct. 1 5th REMOTE CONTROL with THE FANS Oct. 17th DOA Americ41. 5noppers can roll down the supermarket lanes while listening to Ona Life To Llv•. And 1 won't get s11ange looks when I want to listen to Davi a letterman In my tent . . - ~ 25: Har~iman !. -- .... ~-·- . . Student Health Insurance Cards are available in D2 13 Michael Hall. Bring Student J.D. Bands on Other Oates to be Announced MIXED DRINKS 2 for the price of l on Wed a. t.h ru Sat. CANADIAN MONEY AT PAR For Further Information Call 831·3284 -· �grooves & fr -e~z~sto como. Atreacly a tonal by· play Is established. The second movement, tilled Scherzo (Allegro), carries this play further Into lyrical vitality, tho strings very vocatln Its sprllely weavlngs around a b.lslcally serene waltz, The third movement, Nollurno (Andante), seta a quiet, soul· stirring drone which cello will yield to gamely played·vlolln but not belore the cello sings Its sonorous song. Eventually all strings wllljoln their voices In spherical celebration before violin ancl cello •droltly re·spln t he drone. The Onate opens the sonat a form of the previous movements Into a pensive thematic Which poses a musical rellectlon of all that hu gone before. The reflection soon engages In lively Involvement, the fugato now opening a sweeping, dartln~ conver""tlon of root tongues spea~lng the prime language. On the other hand. the a Guarneri auertel Borodln-Quartet No. 2 In D!Dohnanyi-Quertet No. 2 In D-Fist, Op.15 (RCA Red Seal) The first movement (Allegro moderato) of Alexander Borodln's String Quartet No. 2 In DIs a selling ol calm•. wistful waters stirred with exqulslle statesmanship by tour extremely gifted Fates. AI times when hearing the Guarneri Quartet (Arnolcl Steinhardt, John Dailey, violins; Michael free, viola; • Oavlcl Soyer. cello), one may feel the selling around t hem vanish; the Music coming not from this record or even superbly·playecl Instruments, but from the very atmosphere ol the times this Music originated from. We feel a high drama taking place, tension budding ancl yolldlng to the pulse of things DON'T BE A KNUCKLEHEAD! Slflng Quanet No. 2 i n D·Fiat, Op. 15 by Ernst von Dohnanyl carries Its linguistics With a deep sense or authority that conJures Images of rolling plalnot, loping s~les. and passions as alive and opon as the whole of Nature. The strings assume a more striking oioheslral text ure here. and 's most some ot t his alb Inspired lnterp' atlon occurs on In thl~ section. From the opening Allegro, we are enveloped with toe tsste, feel, ancl vision o f maJesllc l andscape. The next movement (Presto scolacsto, 31() Is a stunning voyage over this vast, endless countryside, and Is one o f the most Ingeniously concelvvd movements In all ol Wutern Classical Music-a supreme tf>st o f emotional compose waxing holly upon . lull harmonic range. Here the Guarneri Quartet shows lis fibre In w~at can only be described 89 a bravura perlormance. The final movement (Molro adagio) opens on the oalhl!dral·llke reverence o f the newborn ~venlng, aoo the 2 textures ol night are so tully, luxuriously conveyed. No'(l the strings yield Impressions ol brass which hera.ld the atars themselves. One by one, they can be heard entering the horizon of the listener's laney. The cellist Is magnificent In his tolling areo, his plulcstl absorbingly planlstlc but In a much clearer stroke than most planlals can yield. The cleanness Is Joined, The scenario aoo Insights yield vet another language. The aut hority enters a greater state ol community. A statement Is affirmed. The la ndac~pe. filling. Those who feel Western Classical Music to be colc1 and eHete are adVISed to hear this pricel ess recording, and face a sharp change ot perspective. Those who have never heard this Mustc have a spendld pi Gce t o stan With this presentation. Those who alteady know the Guarneri Quartet's excellence will hardly require a review to urge their well·earned anticipation. -Mic~ae/ F. Hop~in6 Sounds InterestingCords P.O. Box S4 sione Harbor, NJ 08247 dangers one encounters when counlng minors. Other noteble outs are "Sirange'Biondes," a Records) hard-diiVIng Ventures-type Instrumental, ·~Two insane,''' a When Conrad Keyea gets a hard, atralght·aheacl rocker band together be sure to expect penned by ex·Enemles' bassist results - a rompln' st ompln' Sam G., and " Tell Me; • a good time, This band, the smoldering Keyes original. The VIceroys, featuring Keyes (guitar track " Dancing My l lfJI Away" and vocals). Eso Terlc (l oad Just about sums up the deep guitar and voc.als), Sam G. (bass evotlon that Conrad Keyes has and vocals), ancl Mike lor rock·n·roll. The laSl cut, Bannister/Peter Secrist (drums), " Breath less," a Jerry leo lewis Is no e~ceptlon . The VIceroys . hit, features a solo performance tlave a good (OCk·MOII by Keyes. His technique.• both sensibility end enthusiasm rarely vocally and on the "pumping" encountered In today's groups, plano, allows him to accurately • and the approach of rock·n·roll. reproduce the Lewis excitement, <lf the six compoaltlona So, don't sit arouoo! Get . appearing on the record, five are yourself a copy of this reocrd, originals. The most outstanding toss It on the t urntable aoo alart out "Jali~Jt." a Keyes/Bannister dancing - there's oonna be composition, Is a delightfully good rocking tonlgi>L Sam rollicKing rocabllly s0<1g Phillips eat your heart out Ill introducllng the listener to the -Loe OeVantler The VIceroys - Baclt In the U.S.A. (Sounds Interesting at , Amherst Chabad The Jewish Student Center- 688-1642 Campus, 2501 Nortn rorco.st Road (onlY five minutes hom 1M dorrm.) fusl o~r • Amto~en:J tl'ue [IIICOft Cteett foo~brld.&c. 688-l~Ml . Ctos.t ffonclef' Road •nd obf.UVe stgn ''To NCf1h fornt Rd. &. Ch.tbad House" Opposltt Wllk"'on ·SpAulding Oopru CALL fOR PROPOSALS r ropos.1ls for activities to enhance Unlverslry ltre are • being sought by the Studenr Activities Ste.,rltlg Committee. which has been allocated S I 0,000 by !he Faculty-Student ,'Usoclatlon tO lund approved grants w hich can nor norm<>lly be funded rhrough other sourc.es. Any members of the University Community may submit a p ropoosal with a budget estimate to' Student Activities Steerlns Committee 543 Capen Hall - 636-2982 rroposals may be submitted on forms available at that orflce or In the form o f a 'l etter. Submissions should Include the name of the proposing Individual or organization (with a P"rson to contact). and a detailed estimate of exP"n>es. After Ini tial .screening. proposers of ptoJects being considered may be Invited to meet the committee to clh<:U$$ their ,..,quests For funding. The committee seeks creaUve responses to University needs which will benefit a substantial segment of the student population and the University Community. DEADUNE FOR RECEIPT OF APPUCAliONS IS November i 2, i 982 Wing Eating Contest for the United Way 101'15 Jm: Fut6on wfth CABO FlUO at9pm IOHft ..,, tl'le Footlltl)t o• Mile-a Oa\"la" TtumZJttet WINTON MAitSAUS OUAATET •18 &,1 Pf0 Sunday· 1'0117 at 5:30pm Bullfeathers Lodge Applications Available at Clifford Furnas College Office 452 Fargo Deadline Friday 10/15 10tH Downtown YWOA Sontllt SPOTliGHT ON WOMEN IN MUSIC II 7:30""' 10119 An e-tenfno of Song tf)d SlOfY with Te.tt) Gat11'1WIIItt Ros•H• Sontfa & Bob~l.ou ln HawkJna at 9Pft'll 10129 Clnleaoo Bluet. with the CUI KOOA 8AHO •t>ow a1 9Pft) 10/21 F. .lld., of 11>1 8YRDSI ROGER McGUINN at 9pm In r.lte htlff ol Buffalo's Theatt Dlsttlct, rlQht nert doot to ShN'S Thllltr. ~ Tlckall et Tlckolron Outlets, 11 the 0< phone: 854-1415 �rou n ds FRI EVENTS The luHalo R-elonal Ballet, accompanied by the Buffalo Oultar au.n.t. pertonn WOfka at UB's KJotheflna Co<nell Theatre. • Elllcou Complex, Amh&fst Cempus 8 pm (636.2137). Marsalis • ~ • contln*f""" pee.12 prodigious accomplishments In :i Jan. playoa Haydn at age 14, A t this point, It would be Bach at age 16 (both with the appropriate to ICknowledge Spall No.7, an " open stage New Orleans Phllharmonlcl). the efforts cf Iormor Columbia piece for nine perlornMIIS" by and received a cit ation from regional ropreaantatlve M.J. Ntozake Shange, In Ita last & the Berkshire Music Center at Caliendo In behall of meklng weekend or performances at Tanglawood. t his concert posslbla. Ms UB's Center Theatre, 8 pm Wynton Ma<aalls makes his Caliendo, virtually since tho (847~). Bullalo debut as a leader rel ease ol the Marsalis LP, has t omorrow night at the O..C:Uia at Buffalo Stale College ' : : - - - - - - : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Tralfamadofe Cale. Tickets are worked tlrelea~ly With Trail 8 owner Ed lawson lo brl"g the < ~tj. se.so at 8 and 11 p.m. lor trumpet I f hora . The ab<upt ,., perfOfmancea. WBFO,FM 88 of a publlclat 110 di smissal A llofnantlc Evantng ol ltallan will braodcnt liVe lorm the M"*lc II the Lancaster Opera Trail tomorrow at 10 pm and Involved I" expoalng a// Mualc Ia a terse alatament o l how House (883-!778). You pemapa r.,.,embet the So when Pll make on stop of WEBR. AM 870. Your presence t he Industry can abuae tMir Sex Pistols, a llfltlah group tnetr current brief tour In fa, or course, fltlanily 1 0 own besl Interests, as well as Slle St~ Conq- at the who made a name for TOfOniO'$ Music Hall tomorrow recommended tor what stands the car-s of thalr most Studio Arana Theatre, 8 pm themselves by luggaatlng that night. one wonders qul ta what alongside Cecil Taylor's cornmltled empfoyoea. (856.ao:l5~ the world ta lull ol Inexplicable to expect form both band and Artparl< -•ranee, and the Some ol the measure of her rancor and will soon end. Thla audience. upcoming Syracuse Chllrlaf a Aunt at O'Youvllle value can be takon In group had a North london RePOrts from last month's appearai\Ce ol Miles Davts on College (881-7843). e~perlenclng ! he live Music · Irish boy singer, John Lydon, New York show vary widely. It the 29th, as rhe area J822 waling lor you tomorrow night . who In his middle years joined seems clear that the drums event "' the ear. Dealgn In Bulltlo. exhibit, at with his fri ends Keith Levene were played by Martin Atkins, Buflalo Stato College's Jguitar), Jah Wobble (bass), and who appeared on Flcsr Issue Burchllalll Centre (876.W1 1). Beachcomber To urs ·Jeanette Lee (unspecified and now plays In Brian Brain. : corporate activitY! to form tho Tho baas was playoa by one of presents: !: • lathe and Loom: Four Cralta!Mn registered corporation and hla cohorts lrom that band, at the Cam-el• Canl r., : band Public Image Limited, Pole Jonas, and the opening (694-4400). They releaSed two albums, act was Art wt>o mostly : Flrsllssue and Meta/ Box , parody other bands but Mlaa Mergar1dt'a Way, opening comprised about 40 percent of apparently couldn't get up the night ot one--*"'"111 play at tl>e gawky, Immature. sub-poetic nerve to do anything other !' Buffalo Erotertalnment Threatre, pretentiousness and aboul 60 than a stralght reading or the 8:30 pm (842~&4~ peroent ol such continuously· Sex Platofs' " Ana1chy In the November 6. 7, Inspired soaring, thrashing., U.K.": one assumes that this A Llnla Nlglll Millie II the SUNY end l!l&lllng that all other soar· wu more lear or the audience Coli-us at Fredoni a, 8 pm. tllrash ·and-wall groups might thll1 of Lydon. Public Image $4.50. as well give It up. thamaelves played a ~ After Metal Box • Wobble comblnetlon ol old and new ; • Round Trip Transporullon •ia t.nvry Air Condftlortfd Mol<lr La . , . _ by Puccini at SUNY lleparted. L-uend has It that material and left the stage Couh College at Gen•eo. 8 pm. Lydon and Levene almply aftlf about an hour: however, • 3 O•Js/2 HlghU &t lhe Q.ualltr Inn Oownt<>wn Monttell ; erased hla baas parts !rom the some ol !hOSe In attendance CI NEMA • f ull American Brnkla.Sl s..wre..r aay they were toreed to quit by tapes and then releaaao t he : third album The F/owere of a management anxious about • Welcome P1rt1 at "OLD MUNICH" l Charl oll of Fire at 110 Mlllerd Romance ; concenaua has It repeated harslcore usauita on ! •On t a"'pu.s ReservaUon Service Fillmore Canter, UB'a Amt>erst that Wobble Ia -ely mlatod, the stage. But In any caae, no • S.rvlc.es of tile Beachcomber S1all Campue, Ellicott Complex, 7:30, and that while the record hit musical revelation haa been 11:45 and midnight, all tickets • Campus Oep•rwro• Avalll.ble lite momenta, Public Image maturing In the year since Pll $1.75. • O,llo.W Sltlll-stti!IQ l<l~r o( Mont,..&l Umlted no longer aeem quits last played out; they played so Justified In their rampant 110me f amiliar songs and t ried The,.. H-E,.. at Woldman to promote the elburn 11111 arroga!ICe, This last quality ' AU $15.00 lor w. tnt>ltlu ll!4 -.1ce Tt>eatre, UB'a Amt>erll Campus, leads Lydon and LAwene to 12·fnch soon to appear on ! mld.nlght. S1.7So$2.2S. pursue slightly nal.. all~atlon Still, much as II they were any UMITED SPACE AVAllABL£ ~ IRCB othef band. So there's always effects, such as terrortz.lng $20.00 Otposl t R•qulnil Pbtoll at Wotdm1n Thettre, Tom Snyder, appearing a chai\Ce that the Toronto gig la. fll10 4:30, 1:00 and 11:30, tickets onstage behind an opaque will degenerate Into circus. 1>36-24'17 S1.7S-$2.25. vl!leo screen, and perfonnlng and always the cha!ICe that Its live accompaniments to their glory will live forever; howevtf, Up at 148 Diefendorf Hall, UB'a own albums. Aa adl!ltlonal It eeema most likely that It will Main St. Cllmpus, 7:00 and potential lor chao... Lydon Ia be simply a rare chance to see 10:00 pm. himself pursued by large the performance of a group numbers ol our hardcore punk which Is enveloped In Intrigue - l=~~!l.J~!!l CALL 856· 2310 Claaa of '14 opena at the Como, brethren, whoae alllty to and contra.dlctlor1 1o an extent Boulevard and Seneca Mall Identity an alienation elfect unusual even In fhe febrile for Information. Theatere. c111not alwaya be oounted on. music world. -~lchael J he anti-kinas of soar-thrash-and.-wail in Toronto i I i ! ~ Annual Party Weekend In MONTREAL s. - For only $79 ~ ' i i f I W"'" ~. French filmmaker Agnes Varda will pr...nt and dlacuae h8f latest Wot1l, et the Albrlght·Knox Art Gallery Auditorium, 8:30 pm, $1.50-S2.00. MUSIC Judea PriNt and Iron Malden at the Bullalo Memorial Auditorium. Yale UniVIfllty OIM Ctl.lb at Ktetnhan'a Mualo H1ll (885-6000). Klllmanjaro at tne Trallamedore Cafe 1854·1414), 9 pm, $4. Remota Conttol at the Continental (842·1202~ ~ld C11y at Gr111ill's (886.9206). l'*'l ..... llelld at the lmperliiJ Garage (284-44U). ••••••••••••••••••••••• SOFT i I I I~ u II CONTACTS $99 = COM PLETE; Len su , Eum Fees. Care Kit & 12 Mont h Follow Up ,,., P•lr Only) ~ !- 1105 at the Purple Mooee (82...1382). i ..;;,";;;;.~ I Talaa at Stage One (034-6155). 1 lllaat at the Lone Star (fl83.1e&O). ~ Mon . Sat 835-4844 . Bou~ ~~ : 1 PETER GABRIEL TICKETS ON SALE MONDAY 10118 BARRY MANILOW ........ TICKETS ON SALE NOW!I '-'-' .. t-~~~ ...~-.~~·~iii~~;..~--~· £_;".'!"'..,.~15Wl ~~lO~""!''!"'"-I nu"'_ .. ._._..~,.........,._nt~......................... c.- . o.-. .;;.",._..___________. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •---------o.·"' • 10.e Tlllt ••.,.. u !llrt> Oct. Jln ~- • �rounds SAT EVENT-S Mvel Street, Ia at The Playhouse, 5 and 9 pm (855-3t83). A Coupl'a White Chlcb SIHing Alouncl Talldng, 1s at the cabaret 650. The Bullalo Reglonel llellel, With 1M Buffalo Guitar Quartet IM>CI Side By Side by Sondhelm, a pfanlal Claudia Hoca, at the Katherine Cornell Theatre. UB's Buffalo Theatre Collective preuntallon at the Performing Amherst Campus,ftpm. Arts Center, Mount SL Joseph Spell No. 7, an "open stage Academy, 8 pm (856-2310), piece for nine performer~· by Ntoz.al<e Shange, In Its last 'USIC • weekend of performances at UB's Center Theatre, 8 pm Buffalo Phlltlarmonlc On:I!Mtn, (847 -6460). wiltl special guest Ruggiero Ricci and principal guest conductor Charley's Aunt, Is on state at Semyon Bychkov at Kleinhan's O'Youvllle College Auditorium, 8 Music Hall, 8 pm (885-0331). pm. Thlrcl Annual High ~I Miss M•rg•rlcl•'• Way, Buffalo Chorale Concert, under lhe Entertainment Theatre, 8:30 pm direction of Harriet Slmons, UB's (842-0494). Mu$1c Oepartmenl's Director of Choruses, Slee Concert Hall, She Stoop• to Conque<, Studio Amherst Campus. Arena Theatre (856~. W_,Ynl on Marsalis Is at the Tralfamadore Calo (see Oracule is on state al Buffalo accompanying preview), Slate College. 854-U14. Sometime'• Afoot is at the Lancaster-Depew Community Threatre (684-6279). Design In Buftoato, exhibit at the Burchrleid Center, Buffalo State College. Ozarlt Mountetn Oaredewlla and Robory Bed are at the After Carte (625-9000). Jayne Cortez to read I three-parts Prime Time.. to play at th~ Albright SUN EVENTS Spell No. 1 at the Center Theaw. 3 pm, $4-$8. L.l ttla NIGht Mullc at the stfl..v College at Fredonia, 8 pm, $4.50. She Stoops to Conquer-at the St udlo Arena, 2:30 and 7:30 pm, $11.$17. Angel St-1 at The Playhouse, 7 pm, S6 artd $9.50. A Coup!'a White Chlcb Sltttnv Around Talklna at the Cabaret 650, nnal performance, 5:30 and 8:30pm. Charley's A11nt, al O'Youvllle College, 7 pm. Side By Side By Sondhelm at Mount. St. Joseph's Academy, 3 pm, S6. Or~cula, at tne Buffalo State College Audlt~r1um . ayne Cortez Is Jaunty, Jubilant, Jazzpoem arching ur necl! wllh ttl& very spea~ing of her Word. Oakwlnd ma)esly of Btac~ mysteries penetratinl)the seeming llrrnaments of Western a~terlca. A dynamic woman who's been Influencing the literary field fonmany years, Cortez's verS§.Is a prodigious verbal oondull for the most lll<plosive tntensHies of Blues and Jazz. She takes yr soul spinning, yr mind reaching, and yr heart pulsing with literal Truth. UB's Gray Chair of Poetry l!ld Letters Join forces with the Alb<lght-t<nox Art Gallery to ~resent Jayne Cortez this J Jayne Certez, poetry and music performance at the Albrfghl· Knox Art Gallery, (see accompanying preview), 2 pm. The Buffllo Aaglonal Ba.U.t with the Bufl•to Qullar Ouarted, Katherine Cornell Theatre, UB's Amherst Campus, 2 pm. member of the New YO<k City Opere and leading tenor of I he Opera Theatre or St. Louis. will pertorrn at the Slee Concert Hall, t)B's Amherst Campus, 8 pm, S3 to$7. ,._,. Weinfeld, pianist, at Baird Recital Hall, 3 pm. wom... MUSIC ~Tenor yiMon Sunday alternoon at 2:00 In the Gallery's Auditorium. Mliltlng this reading even more exceptional is the group or musicians accompanying Cortez-all members of Omette Coleman's Prime Time. Those unfamiliar with the romping, stomping harrnolodic rrieglc of guitarist Bem Nix, bassist Jamaladeen Tacuma, ar\d monster drummM Denardo Coleman wilt find a sweeping excellence In sheer Black musicality. AntiCipate funky whirlwinds blowing old time sashay tlpplna wllh the might of Holy Tongues bumping on down. Catch the Vjord. -Michael F. Hopkins Cole, leading Spotlight on In Mualc-lo benefit the YWCA at the Trail. Albright-Knox Art Library BOOK SALE! New & Used An Books, Exhibilion Catalogs, & · Periodicals. Also For Sale Etchings By & Aller: William Hogart Sat., Oct. 16 11·5 Sun., Oct. 17 12·5 In the Sculpture Court of the Museum MEAN GlJYS ~ EAST .,u., Bh.d 1089 'ltag<Hd f J uo,t '•Hih •If "'hi•!Jd,Oil HJt. 2991 Mon. Nights/Uve Rock Appearing Oct. 18 ' 'THIRD STREET" 2 LabatU Blue for $1.50 . . - .... ' ~ ~' .. ·. . .' - ~ ~ ... . ' . Weds. Nlghl Ladles Night $3.95 a it you can drink for the ladles Receive sou'!elllr glass Un EnttruJnment - "ACE" Hawkins, and malta up a group that Is not reallY a g~up. When I hey appeared -at thO Schuper House a while b&cf<i their performance consisted of each woman doing her bit IndiVidually while. the other two laughed on cue or looked Intently at their own two feet. Terry Garthwaite scat sings and plays gutta( with flnesae. Bobbie Louts. Hawklna recltea pithy stO<Ies, usually with feminist overtones. Rosalie Sorrels sings Ioiii aonga ln the traclnlonal vein, relying heavily on the "sing· along ... They find their audience among die-hard botiemlans and people who used to COMicler thequse!ves college lludants. Each woman has significant previous assoclatlorte. Garthwaite used to be a lead singer In the inoderately successful 1960's rock group, Joy of Cooking. Hawkins, who was once mlfl'(ed to poet Robert Creetey, Is both an artist and writer of prose and poetry. Sorrels has long been a prominent figure on the folk clrcuH and was once associated with fellow folkle Utah Phillips. Gonzo joumallat Hunter S, Thompson once wrote that Sorrels made him nervous. Garthwaite, Hawkins, and Sorrels have a record on t he Flying Ash label titled Live Bllhe Great Amerlcsn Music Hill that was recorded In San Francisco. My experience of the reco<d and concert was to feel somewhat entertained and Instructed. Garthwalt e, and Sorrels utilize rteely proposition the! art should as welt as pnwide pteasUte. position means that they will never attain mass popularity. However, the small minority will shut up and listen to unadorned music and WO(d$ a rare opportunity on Tuesday, October 19 at 9 pm, at the Tralfamadore Cafe In Buffalo's Theater District. FO< lidded incentlwe, the perlO<mance Is a beneHI IO< the Allentown CommunHy Center. The Cenler sponsors such diverse and worthwhile activities at martial arts artd yoga tesaot'ls, chnd care, and Beat poetTy ffiON EVENTS "-ble. UB .Wind at tho Siee Concert Hall, UB's Amherst Campus, 8 pm, free, Oealgn ea Inquiry, lecture by R.>bert G. Shibley, newly named Chair of tha Department of Architect ure, at 355 Hayes Hall, UB's Malrl Street Campus, 5:50 pm• • CINEMA T - of·GfcMy, with ,\lee Glilness, at the Northwest Branch Llb<ary (88&8345). Farber Hall, UB's Main Street Campus, 7 pm. Hla Gal Friday, with Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell, at the East Delavan Branch Ubrary Open M ike at lhe Bonnett. MUSIC (896-«33). ~tu,.. of Sll«<octc HolrnM at the Eers Clinton Branch Library. ShaD Wa o.._, with Fred Aatalre artd Glnaer Rogers, 150 Btny and 1M HNrtbeals al the Longb<anch. 1l*d Sliwt Band at Mean Guye East. 11"*1 at Stage One. �TUE ro.u nds , Mc Q uinn Buffalo Phllhannonlc Or'chdtre wtlh Ricci and Semyon Bychkov at Klelnhan'a Musto Hall, 8 ptn, $6 to l14.2S. She Stoopa to Conquer at the Studio Arena, 8:30 pm, $8 to $17. Student pl1no recJt1l, Baird Recital Hall, noon. MUSIC The liM• at Stage One. \ Remote Control at Mr. Goodbar (88e·9178). Sam Noto Quartet at the Renai ssance II (894·7061). Benefit tor tha Allentown Community canter, featuring Terry Ganhwalte, Rosalie Sorrles and Bobl>y Louise Hawkins at the Trail (see accompanying preview), AoQor (nee Jim) McGuinn has been described by eli lie! John Swanaon as a "ltue lndlvldOal, one of the finest enmplas ol a mature folk-rock stylist who Isn't a up.'' A4 the guiding light of Thay Byrda, McGuinn Is one of the most lmponant and Influential ligures In American music, the stateside equivalent of Britain's Richard thompson. When Thompson appeared here earlier this monlh at the Trail, he was lgnamlnlously billed beneath Konny Rankin (Ex. note: see next week's feature on Richard Thompson In the Prodlgsl Sun.) : McGui nn, however, will headline his own Trai t show ne•t Thursday at nine (OI>e show only). He hasn't been heard lrom In a while, and his last few recordings were reulnlons with ~arlous ex·Byrds, so It's anybody's guess what he'll be up to. By himself or with the rest of the flock. however, he's seldom made a wrong move, so there's little chance of getting a bad ShOW lor your money. BETpt"8vlew T)le Buflalo Entertai nment Theater (BET) continues Its program of alternative theater with the opening this evl!l11ng of Miss Merguerlla '$ Way , a one· woman •ow written by playWrl~ht floberto Athayde. ) Miss Marguerite Is a teacher 'Or eighth grade biology, and the theater audience Is her "Class"; the play's theme Ia the role or .dominant lugures In groups. · Athayde, a native of Btazlt who stUdied music at tllo Sorbonne In France and currently lives In New York, describes the work as a " revolutionary concerto," usi ng musical patterns or progression to develop his tragicomic view or the .tay people OQnlrol other people, Miss Marguerlla 's Way was first per10rmed In Brazil a decade ago (where the governmt nt lelused to allow It to run until cenaln socially and pollllcally eoosltive material was removed). and llaa atnce had SS performances In various Iron Cuntln countries. e.telle Panlons ~ In the pl ay Olf Broadway, reponedly having to contend with such audience/class uprisings as stealing and hiding her eraser, and having to remind them that she was an ae1ress and the " classroom" a theater. BET's produQtion will feature Nalomt Neimanl6, an actreaa with a background In teaching, who will no doubt deliver an authoritative performance. The Butfalo Entertainment Theater Is located at 2114 Franklin St. Showtime Is at 8:30. Tickets areS4 and $8, and can be rese(Ved by calling 855-2225. M/$S Marguerite's Way will run on•Frldays and Salurdays lhrough November 13. CIN EMA The AvlltOr'l Wi11, Waldman EVENTS She Stoops to ~quor, at the Studio Arena, 8:30 pm, $6 to 517. Angel Street at The Playhouse, 8 pm, $8 to $9.50. Michal S.rres, leadi ng French Intellectual, will spon sor a colloquium on new. Interpretations ol Emile Zol a, 930 Clemens Ha)l, UB's Amherst Campus, 7:30 pm. Billy Idol Is at lha Continental (842·t292). Theatre, UB's Amhe<sl Campus, 4:30, 7:00 and 9:30 pm. St .25 to $2.25. a pm. An11el Street at The Playhouse. MUSIC Chlrllfa Aunt, al O'Youvllle College, 8 pm. (685·3100). Slda by Slda at Mount St. Joseph's Academy, 8 pm. Spell No. 7 at the Center Theater, 8 pm. Hollla Clayaon, teclures on " Image!! of Leisure and Prlve Live," Albrlght·Knox Arj Gallery Auditori um, 8:30 pm. MUSIC Sha Stoop• to Conquer al the Studio Arena, 8:30 pm. Tha P1yol.. at Uncle Sam's The 8ull1lo Raglon1l Billet with tht Bulf1fo Gu1t1r Ou1rtet, peliorm worl\s sot to Stravinsky, Dowland, Brouwer, Brahms, VIvaldi and Debussy at the Katnerlne Cornell Theatre, UB's Amherst campus. 11 pm. AUTO·CYCLEINSURANCE * * * Low rates, Instant FS forms, mont hs to PllY Specializing In foreign students/ out·of·atate drivers All drivers accepted regardless ol driving record A Active .... Insurance C all lor 1,. , ••llmat"" '1!16·2700 Thomu A1""!141, novelist, roads and lectures lrom his work, 420 r - - - - - - - - - - . . ,,..-- - - - - O LO Rt:O MlLL INN-----~-. Capfn Hall, UB's Amherst Craig Francois Centre narrates l't>U ,Itt;. r Jtq t"fffl'f l! fm t, "t~,i•• v ,.,wJHm l!l Ju tlit• Can'lpus, 4 pm. ltu l lt~oA ••J/tr JJnu H"J•m• fi(tltt ltlt I JI!IIUJ! t •l,... Haitian Folk Tales In Literary \'JWJ tJNJfl~ 1m;•ru;1JJU rl\ ''l.oUf11" U; tr'!IIJ(im!fl llt William Sylwe1t1r 1nd Ch1rl.. E¥ent No. 3 of the Artes fff ' l".. fl lll f'> u /u t 'liTh • l ll'nn.{THm Ji:H i."; ,'\Htt>t"lti/ (WI • Palu give a poetry reading al Poetlea on Srage series at The d h !Un m•OU.I Non·-.rttu»Amv "VVJ!ff Ut'fl llt'' '" UB's Bethune Hall. 2917 Main Latin Gallery on 203 Hudson Slreet near Hertel, 8:30 pm. Reservations Street , 8 pm, Thursday Su.ggested evening , Admission $2.00. Plea§e call 855·8630 lor. -633·7878tlclletlnlormation. "Pilot pens! You have 1o hold onto 1hem hands~' {!; ,......Vt ,._..\,,.,o \!1 "C"~IA. m.,, ·:~.v..& d";·p·"-''.. '";.t.... ftldl:y, 15 09_100.. 1tll2. . tM SpectMf!IProdloal sun �UNIVERSITY UNION ACTIVITIES BOARD PRESENTS UUAB Concerts and Coffeehouse Presents' an evening with ROBERT HUNTER . _)_ Sunday, October 24th 8:00 PM in the Clark Gym (MSC) Tickets are: $3,50 Students $5.00 General ~vailable Gratefu l Dead Lyricist " U.S. Blues: · " Truckin. " " Friend of the Devil" • SUB BOARD 7l:SONE. INC. fl\ at: Harriman Ticket Office,The Record Store, Buff. State, • Record Theatre, Home of the Hits, Festival, Fantsy World UUAB FILMS PESENTS: Thursday & Friday, Oct. 14 & 15 4:30, 7:00 & 9:30 PM Won the N.Y. Film Critics Award for Best Foreign Fil m of the Year. '·MurMurs" Saturday, Oct. 16 10:00 AM Filmaker Agnes Varda will presen t and discuss her new film . Mur Murs is an examination of street art and people in contempory Los Angeles. 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Frldoy 15 Oetoi>M 1!112 Volvmo 33 Numbol 73 Still Un.l'fi<Oity ol Now Yort< II 8ull1lo SA Senate clamps down on'politically active'clubs • clubs m1y htve 10 wah until budactary htulnas be&in nut sprin& 10 obtain funds. Wdn~><ra complllined thll by supponlna ihe Paludnion croup, it would be a dupllcatlon or JC<Vic<> as OAS already sponso<ed ""'r:ral Palestinian on campus. But OAS Tr ...urcr A.,.n; Alsou. said, "u Arab audents "• a~ wOfldna as • .,..hole. but if lh<Y •-an110 do these thtna• alone By TERRY CANADE AND JONATHAN M . COLDSTE ntemalionaJ clubs took their homeland "rugld to the Student Nsociotion Senate Wednc>d.ly. Complainu; about the pollucal rontmt of a &J'OUP or tc.n m sianed by the Orpnlutlon or Arab Studttm (OAS) flied by Jewish Student Union President Kenneth Wdnbcta l<'d"SA Oiroc:1or of Scudcnl Oraantu.uon1 Tavo Reynoso 10 freuc OAS'• bud,gtt , Reynooo ealltd thr club Into the Senate for 8 &tnC'raJ ttVit'W 10 JUStify further rundlns. OAS' bud1e1 wa> unfrot<d by the ~nate and the n:vle.,., was sent I .,...,u the-y han that rtJht .•• '' w t"re ltlllftl Jk .. to the newly formed Ways and Means Comrnhtc.c. The nature of the lettcrJ .motivatrd the Seance to tmpow suicter rcautations on d ubs for ~at lrtt<rs .,ere suilablc for campus l)<lbllcauon. "No iodl.,duaJ has a ri&J>t to sill' a letter wlcly with the namr ol an orpsuubon." SA Treasutn Eric Fricclman said. "If an individual has • saacancnt he wanu to make, h< should not hid< bcbiod &n orpnid1don'1 name." "We're not hidU., behind th< club'• namt - 90 to 95 percent of the mtmbcts of (OAS) Individually "SI'te with ItS conte-nt." an OAS spokesman vrplained. B ut Senate Ch•irman David Dale noted thl1 SA b U.oblc for 1 anrthina printed vndcr one or iu orpnization"1 names. HPeoplt havt to take rapon.sibiJity for what lh~y''\ c wrilttn." Oak dcclated. "Tltt Scn.ott puiOd a motion IWin& that aoy lcttC1 printed in a campus publicallon with an orpniudon ,• n.amc must h.aYt an individuoJ's " wdl or that dub's lundina wiU imm~tdy be or I)(Orle ldhn& "' to ao to OAS." Afi complained . "We're Arabs, bul were Paleltlnu\nl ~abo :and OAS doc< nol ha•c lht time or lhe rtr.ourc~ tn devntt h~eJf to one: group." Dapite- Wclnbera•, M<toer110n that the Palntlnlan croup had political intentions. Ali maintain~. ''There's nothin& political obout rt. Thcrt ase 200 studeob More •~> do not have an orpninuon1 to rf'J)f'acnt e're getting sick of people telling us to go tu 0 ,'\S, We're Arnbs, but them." SA v.,. Prcudtnt Phil ' PiJllatdlr <111med "tb<y <bouldn'r hav~ to ha\c a co"'ntry to ha\e a club." Tht mocion to r«<Pitt lhe Pal<Jtinian StuJcnt Association passed dabt to live with seven absttntion~:. we're Palestinians also t171d Or\S does not devote itself to one group. frou:n. Dale cxplllned that thb would put the rnpomtbility for lhe letter's rontenl oo. th.~ lnclividual(s) si&nina h . /1(1~ BcQu.sc: any event . Fal1ure to comply wilh 1hi.s ru1t would result in a frottn lor the club and subjection rC\'k" by v. ad hoc commitl« or the cocnplatntJ alnut the pOOticaJ D&lure ol .-mu h<ld rnolutlon !orcin& all club< to r<por1 to dthu Reynoso or Fricclman 12 days in todvanco ol ootlrla tlw the Is CWtallly Ia a Lrutllloo period Md Jtill adjUJlina. lk mainrainal tlull the "'""' llill w aot rutished lll:l:=; former !A~ilo ~ 'Tbe Stmrilt edition tw l(>lten orr to a syOCIIIlart, ahbou&h u stlll tbe mldlanbm ror P<ltti<la out .., · aftcmooo b.u to todjult 10 put 9"' ... .. ~ · Spmett Cl!'i'inctl tlull ..,.. t h e - .... htod 10 pobilola ~ a:;li!:!, lin IDift cnaployoa Md ltaYC t111Cn shills. "We larfe- rt.. ,.._ - Palestinian student rep. Samcur Ali tbc Sc:nalc. by SA dub<, th< Senate puscd a pubheadoru. All'• aroup .,. appro•ed for rund1na only minutes bdor~ 1M OAS dcbat< amid heated cliJalulon. Several club< ,..,.. approved for fundioa. but ReynolD <Sp!ained that because the 1982-Sl budJC1 is !i<lled, tbtS< To deal whh all non·ftnancial mauers. lhe Ways and Means Commhl< wu formed. "There arc thinas thai could be dealt with better in a smaU aroup, EV<ry •inif• thlna docs nor have to be blouaht up before the lull t<oote," attordlna to co-1ponsor Wendy Weber. The S<nale approved wltbout dlucnt.on Oak's r«<mmend.adons to form the commhtcc- from nch or the coMtrtutndcs. Dale wiU chan 1he c:ommlll« 'khich conliits or S<nllors Howle: Fried. Rick Landau, Richard Fnauoon and Louis Yeosuos~ the tim e or re110urces to ••You'll codtnJ.cr studcnu. '* b)' thtm to pUt their nama Pok:stinian Student f'<l'<es<Dillltive Sam<ir rcprecuulom back home. Bu1 Dale noted that nama c:ould bt whhhekJ UpOn rcqUCSI in all the: campus Paper war continues after Courier death By Sn11 ALLEN CltyE~iiM urra1o Joumalls• is p<acatly undersoitll additioaoJ dlan&c:s. partly bocaU>< of the dotitla or the momina lhiffolo Courirr Expns$. Sixty to J<Vcnty perun.t or tht 1,100 forma cmployca or tl!< Courier &pnu are nill looklna ror work. acxordinato a local Newspaper GuDd ofricloJ. Tit< Bfifjalo Ntws, lormnly an afternoon paper, Is now npanclina their optntlon to become an all day paper with momina and allcmoon editions havina dropped the ""'tnina1' dtSII!Iatlon. The N/QtDftl 0.UIIt ls swltchina !rom artanoon to momina publication. While Shoppina Baa Media Hood P.oul Md)ooa)d Is ploltlna a ... -kly c:allod T1w N~ Coouitr N.,...och<dulod to Sl&ft pulbisltUia OG October 26. Mai:Donlld wu Wlllvoilablc ror COIIUDCIIt whm conl.lded but iodir:alioas .r;; ;:::1!:' Ilia! k wiD be a JOSiipy, local paper; -ed to supmlW'k<l diJtributlon. Buffalo Naflpaper GUild Praidcnt Bill 8uiJ said that 60 to 70 percent of • the 1100 fonncr Courirr E:qJrrss B tmplorocs are Slill lonldna for jobo, ootlna tlw lu dtcu!Mion office is now a career c:cntcr (Of former cmployoa with bulloW> bouds listi.Qc jobo atOUod th< CIOUJUiy, and provided witb pbones. Heaid the local Ouild chapter is h~pina by phonlna oth<r auild locals aod ukina to oend job llstinp for those areas, wbiJc tatina tho"" UJtlnp down to the c:a.recr cetllt.e r. Some have ans•cred want ads lu ocwspapcrs and allo fiUcd out Ofll!licaliom, Bull adAied. SoD>< former District Manqtrt were hired by Rocky Mounrol• News, wbiJc the Gannett Chain hired aomt aod th< Bfiffrtlo N•WJ hired two, Bull aplaiDed. T1w Jhiffolo NttWS allo hired some part-time driven on a tanponry basis and many of the womco mthe circulatioo department. A <naliw artls1 hu beat hired by T1w ~ • he said, addina Lb.ol a loc of t.'lc!e lo the Editodal Dopartmm~haw left town. Btlil said prospocu ror JOb< are 4 ~ ~tcr in some anas outAde or Buffalo, tlw most of l~ New- jobs; an in I he lOUth or the rnidWCSI, aod maoy would have a bC1t<l' crw.x or atttlna a lob 11 th<Y woulcl "piclt up aod D>O¥<" tolholtanu. Tire ~70::: .~· m«r>~na cditloo, s.u.m. . il doina acco<dina 10 Manaaina Editor FOSler Spmett. "Tbe dcartt of ..u. accoptJIC< il - "" expected" Incin:ulalioo, he said, lwJOm<pt'C)blct...-br:auoeoow ·-~-· �ro-tE spEORUM in short. 150etobtlf1N2 VokHnt13 H-.,fllllbet2S 6cltt'l oJct'llldlt f/itoN,..Citlt t Terry oanade/MtlltOfl'lf Ed1fO¥ Jon OlatiAiu-ol"f Edtlor AJ1.n C , Kachlo/MIItlfi"O £tlltot c:unpu' Oa~d insurance form and have underson~ a phy1iul. Interested candida«• >llould conUict Coach BiD Hush .. 11 831-2936. Mavtt/Art Dlrectot Guy St'""nfC.,pUI Stth AlltniCift FSA approves dry game room D•v4d deUtlfC:CHtf#b•tl"o Th< Faculty-Stud<nt Association (F'SA) Boud o( Oircctolt approv<d W<dnesday afternoon a propow ror establishlna atlon· a.lcoholic "bu" / gameroom in I he Wilkeson Pub lhis Decemb<r . II will serve those stud<nl$ who will b< unable to purchue alcohol wlt<n tlte Stale'$'new•drinldlllll w l 06 into effeci . Tb~ new room will seNe ed and contain a small dance floor, .,,,h capacity ror.showlna mcllies. The Pub will close-on November 22 and re..opeo on Duc:mba 4. to provid~ time for the modifiCations and also, aocordina to Food and Vendins Sef'\'iee$ A5sistant Olr<Ctor Donald Boz.tk, to prevent any Wl1d-<lrinkinl by 18 year-<>lds soon to be outlAwed from drinklns. • But. Directors said lh:atlhtte was a clear need for better recreation facilirles in thc Ellicou Complu and tltey d 1<d rhc Fargo Oame Room &5 a facilhy slated: for improvement. Clipboard Wit & Wisdom LJ~ PeUinoiCot!trl&utl~ • I.How many women -are runnint fo r .state govc.mqls. in lhls year'!. elections? 2. Name th< five b'U$iesl US s.. port$ In lerms of IOialtonnaae. 3. Which US Sial< has the grear«t number of Uc..O$<d driven ? 4. Wha1 is musopltobia? 5.How many difrc:ren1 camputes are !here In !here in tb< SUNY sy5tem 1 6. Nune lhe UB graduole who was r«<ntly da:L<d presldcul of the nationaJ Organiulion or Women'? 1. Which brffil of doa h the most popular, in 1cmu or number regis1er<d in the American Kl:,nncl Club? 8. Wh11 do En&lishman John Vane, and Swedes Sune B<fliSlrom Olld Bene! Samu<lsson haV< in eommon 1 • 9.Witar islhe e~plral or Peru? ' 10. Whal arc the only two sports partidpatins in the Summer Olympics that are of American origjns'l FRIOAY: 'li'J!dlUAtQ JOIWWOS ~I.(J Footb.U: Ithaca Co lies< •• Rotary fi<ld (I :00 p.m .) Women'$ Soccer: Burr.Jo St . 01 Alumni Complex (1:00 p.m.) Womcn'>TenniS: Conisius CoU<g< a1 Alumni Complex (1:00 p.on.) Cro~oumry: SUNYAC championmips at O nronla U! •uoru UtP!J>WV o"'' .quo ·~· >Jt ll"qPIIOA pun nuq~>~<va '01 ·ru~d JO (1!1fd., >ql S! ewn '6 ·~ u p!~l'l JOJ >ZJJd (>QON UW..i SNI jO ~·UU OJ"H)O ~n UOiiJ~nWVS ptro WOJisl~ "<OsrldDe ANOS f\1tn 's Soccer: a1 51 . Bona\·e:nturc: Volleyb:\.11: Onut.rio Tourna.mtnl at St. C:nht rlnc!l, Om . ·~JW •rue~po Men's B;ukc1batl prtu;ticc ~toru on Mond:ayt, October 18, from J-5f00 p.m . at Clark Hall. All prospecllve players must have IU1 ·~uttA '8 ·top JOjnd!"ll<OUJ >q l <! >fPOOd >OU'L ·,\\ON Jo IU>P!!r.IJd p>l :>OI> "'"' q1!UliPIOO ,(pnf'9 AI'INOU!'<CEMENTS: U~ t<.tri~ A.. l<lvtOtrfS»omDelrOre MtrllniAtYI Tony GfiJfldiiMv•tc 8ob Schoolt)'fSUJ' , H ill,. Scot Flttwtr1Pholo M lehatt F. Hopt.:l n 6iS.,;rr CMiltb11tltlO ~ ~ct)nf E. SnaUtn18ul llle.n AI•IIIQIIf M• n•o• ' M~ae1 CutatoloiAd~l•lno CltKS~ l.IIUghllniA.d; .coonSint•or Renee MIUeriProductlon ••n•g,t KtthY OtvlldiAdr. Producrton Co~n. laurte Oonway!Ptoduc-rton ANSWERS Flcld Hockey: Po15dam St . al Alumni Comple> (4:00p.m.) JV foolball : llhaca College ol RolilfY Field (3:00p.m .) SAT\JROA\': Randy AoaootCopf Oav41;1 Cu)~Fae tu,. Loti Sthuttt/FHtu,. Ono H.akmaNPhofo J•m. . Sulley'f~ofo 1'9 >11! >J>'!J' ~ J't~J ~til e! e!qn qdo.s:n~·~ I S<1l~J1l ;ql tvq V~JOJ)[I-.:) '( JO 'S~A~_.tp p;MU~'!I JO Jaqwnu '•!4dJ>Pl'U4d pue OIJlt!Sll\01 '>8nOlj UOJl1!1J 'UOlfnOH JMN ' )!JOA M ~N ~re sn ~\11 u ~ 11Jod1~ ~ll11q ,AU ~t.U' t '1UOWJ, A UJ U!UO)( ;uf~ppt"" lVJJO\l.Q(I pUil eMOf UJIUO,:) )UUelOlf ll!DO~ 'i.111pfpUe:J U"'WOM ON.l ~IV ;u~IU' I The Specrtum Is .ctNed oy ltwJ FleiG News,paper Syl'ldk.i10, los Angelts Tlmea S~ndlcl.l t, Collegtal' ~ eadiiMt Sti'VICO Ut!JIKI FNturot SynGteateo end United Pless Syndicate. T/1• SPftCitum It rtpr-ea:G'l1ed lor natkloll JOv~rHstno by Cc>mP!ImleiUons tno Advettll lno Ser~tces to StUdentt, fr.c. - Cllcutatto" ave1eoe: ~.000 The $ptiiJif1Jtn ofllcet 1ft IOOiltd Ill t• 8atl1y Hall, St•te Untvtrtl1y of New• YOfll •t Buffalo, Burtato, New York ~:·,:~,'~e:n:~rr~:::v~~ SCH'Cvum StuGent Ptflodlctl. tno.. EdJiorlal polloy la determined CIJ' the Edltor·ln-Ohr.t Rtpubflejllon& or any mattet httoln Without tMe,pre.st coneent of the EdltM·tn-Chtef la sule1ly l~ddtn. Tht $JHtclnHn IS prln\ed by fl.L+IIt!kl Naw•Pr... Inc,. 1~70 Seneca St. Suftalo, N.Y. < -... ALL S.A~ FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS ~ RETURN YOUR BUDGET I" ACKETS BY OCTOBER 15TH IN ROOM 111 TALBERT HALL IF YOU DON'T YOU' LL BE CUT OUT Mandatory lnte.m adonal Club Meeting Oct. 18th, 5 : 30 P.M . in the Talbert Senate Chambers - I A .C.T.I.O.N. Mandatory Meeting Students From Small Dorms Are Encouraged to Attend Oct. 18th, 4:00 pm Room 222 Tatee'rt ' Attention Field Owners Tomonow Sat .. Oct. 16th is .. . Field Owners Day at Rotary Field t pm Bring Your Certificate t b the Game .to be Eligible for Burger J<ing French Fries and Other Great Prizes Come Watch the U.B. Air Attack Shoot Down the Ithaca ,Bombers S.A . &.. Varsity Club Mandatory Assembly Meeting . Friday, Oct. 15th at 3:30pm Talbert Senate Chambers Speaker &. Rules Committee Elections For More Info. Call r jerrx Olsen at 636-2950 Student Affairs Committee Meeting Oct. 19th, 6 :30 pm Talbert Senate Chambers . . Mandatory Activities fair Meeting Friday, Oct. 15th 4 :30P.M. in 222 Talbert Women's Sports Information Soccer 10/ t 6, 1:OOpm at Buff. St. Tennis 10/ 16, 1 :00 pm at Canisius Field Hockey 10/ 15 4:00 pm Against Potsdam Next to the Alumni Arena ~ Stu,Jtmt " - 11<.11 �GSA releases SASU funds; Union issue,,GSEU discussed By ALA.N KACHJC Monorlng Editor G raduat~ Students vottd to end the Student Association of 1be State Univeuhy (SASU) funding iii)P"" "'' Wednesday night '.s Se:na1e meeting but not bclore an auempt by two Sen.arors to fora: a >«ond r<f<r<ndum which falled ro ger enough signa~ures, AI rhe S<prcmbcr IS Graduare Student Association (GSA) meeting, Chemistry rcprCKtltadve: l'lcil Sleszymki ond Biology rcpresentadvc Mkhod Cenntrazzo protesttd last springs referendum in which graduiltc students voted to join the staa··widC': ~tudtnt group clolming that it w» poorly publicited and, because only 233 OUI Of over 6CXX) gradu;Uc students panicipatcd in it, the vote w:JS unrcpreK-ntath·c. Air hough under GSA's conStutution then b no clause ~uiring a minimum vottr participation the Senate decided lost monrh to freue the 59000 slured 10 SASU to give opponent.s ll montf\ 10 OIU!IICf Suppon fOt informational drive -and rdcrl."ndum . To call a referendum, 600 arc rcquirtd, bul by the Wedn<><I•Ydeadline SleS<)'Il•ki ~igmuures and Cenncraztt:J only had 300. "Wr r~ot 3..'i many si&naaurcs or people wl\o Wanl lo rehold Ihe referendum a" pt"Oplt who voted in il, ' 1 a.rgued Slen;yn.ski Who rc:quesled rhar GSA wichhold funding for a.notber month to aHow him time to coUec:1 !!uffidtm signaaures. H e explained 1ha1 the maio concern of che. student leaders is. ir funding iS LO COme (rom fees. then 1herc has to be nudcnt control of lhc building. " We WA.nt ' ' Playing games with fundin1 has s.triow conscque.nces," ple<~ded SASU Presidenc Jim Tierney who rravded rrom Albany to addrm the Senate. He requested that GSA r~lvc the issue one way or rhe olh« so chac SASU could arrange iu finances ordingly and get to business.. ·we gave them a month to get siamuures and they didn't," ~crnal Affa1rs Vice President Lisa Bonin s:tirl, "we should f\lnd SASU." Afrer a Senor or t :u:kno,vlcdged that "we have r«tived services from SASU'' and lha,t the confusion was cau.scd in GSA, no1 Alttany, President Ptler Murphy agreed, "We eunno1 in good raith continue to frft:Zt: funds." A motion to ex'end the (\Jnding freeze another 30 days was soundly defeated in a voice vott, allowing rhe SASU money ro be roleosed. Jn a non·binding informaJ p0J.I conducted by Murphy 10 jauge V<ldUate .student opinion. lhc Senate voted 28-19 again~t studen1s rundJng Che construction of an Amhcnt Ca.mpui student Union ... I( .JiudentJ don't (und il. rhen h doeJn't look like: its going to bc buih, ''the president warned before conduoring rhe poll . some kind of bona lid< agr«m<nl of $tudtnt ~rurol," Murphy .said. He- added that in his discussions wirh UB J're<id<ot Steven a. Sample. che- UniveDily ch\ff, 9"d • ''If we write into the boodln.g con1rsct that this is a .student union and a.lwa)'S will be, this 1s good enough, and l!lnr is prob•bly che bnc guarantee we'll gc1 .'• Murphy refuted chi> proposirionl "I don 'I aSJ'ee." To purchuc bond1 to finance construction I here will have 10 be _some son of mandate from the studenu thor r.bey wiU defmilely fund payment , Murphy asstncd. 01 the onl~ guannt¢e is a rrferendum pa.ued by Students:· AdmlnisitrGtive Vice Prc:sideru Gary Clurczak disc:wsed work presently being done tow1u-d forming the- Graduate Student Employett Union (GSEU) which he said. if implemented. 10 Will result ln an 1ncrc-a~ in ba\e' $alaries [Of GAIT/VRA '$ across rhe counrry." The GSEU 15 designed as a labor union fo r g.raduBte students assisting protc.uors. teaching and involved in re.~rth . There. are .sirniJar urg.ani1.a1ion£ currentlY functioning in dl(fc:Tenl .scares around the nation. • GSA officers Peter Hirschman, Gary Clurczak be s1:Ue·widt.'' He ndded 1h41 OSEU commiu« member Jllhn hlolog) .:luh - th< I• ·gcsr Roach 01)tUned the state-wide ora.tnfl:atton work he has been mvoh1cd ln and stated chi1t SlOnY Broo~ and UB have, sora, , been the- mo.st activt campuses ... In Stony Brook 1a!it ipring, they rn;ruitc-d 40 percent of I he grad iludents in10 the union before they rtalited rhat (under New York Sr~aw) rh< u~lon ha~ co In Albony CSEll ttprescntatives taH.ed v.hh 1he gradoalc otganitalion on (h;n Qnd "rhcy olmuM unanimuu$1)' ag_rccd to jolt~." C3mpU.- Roac:h t~p1i:imed in Sinlha:mnn there is t\ GSA cl~t1on lJJ)Clltnin~ .. whcrt• lhtrt ts a for lhc union. ....-..... o,."~"~~u•oo().,.~ . ., . - ...,.!Jf .JAil a. lot~ 10.. Jtldl "}u,</llow long has Barry bi•elf ltVIiliugfnr his ridr.>" NIGERIAN WEEK SPEAKERS DINNERS CULTURAL SHOW At Red Jacket Quad 2nd noor Saturday, Oct. 16th 1982 Tlml!: 9 pm-2 am, Donation at the Gate Presentesd by: Nigerian Student Association Undergraduate Student Association There's a more dependable way to get there•. Greyhound cs go1ng ~ur way with !rouble· free, economical service. You can leave directly from campus or olher nearby locallons. Mosl schedules have slops al convenienl suburban locallons And 1a1~ aboul comfort. Vol! gel a soft, recllncng seat and plenly of roOM for carry--on bags. So ne~t trip. go wilh the ride ~u can rely on. Go Greyhound. Fddoy &IIIIo ..........L• II'... 1.<51> 5,00o 5 159 71111> £r.• ., ' 50o 3.50p 7"20 . Af 6~ Sun<11y AO< ...Itl'\ • , .• , . l• ~00o Roc:hlll.t!l , E"e .......... ,l v t0:30o2'1111p Bullalo ............ AI 12 3Sp •·•D? •.aoo 5~ ;.$111> 714111> 1t5t> f· tSp 8.4111> 9;20p 91111 ~IOsl (Servrce also available to PittsbU!Qh. Symv5e. and Toronto) For a~nvenient daily service and a~mplete inlounation, calllf6.7511. ~OQtf... ....,.,~b~~~·....,.,..*"~.........,~~--~ t ~10~ $o'MM~YCa~-·eMN..... WO IT\ill1 runuinM who is Vtf")' ~u pporrivc: or CSI!U " A GSEU Con'l1lcuriun>l Confertnce is bcin& heJd tomorrow, in Buf(al~gln con.un.. ~ttlna tht' legal framewot._ �editorial Everyone's school The sensitive nature of fOtel gn students attending the University Willie th81r homeland Is In an uproar finally raache'a a public forum this week. Tne tensions of the Middle East errupted at a Student Assocl atlon(SA) Senate mee~W. dUrlng a volatile end emotional gatl'\erlng. ' While the matter yesterday was almost stri ctly organizational, ratl>er than Involving a substantive IS4U&, the dabata was Mavy and scary. It was apll~ over from tho weeks or written charges and countar-cllarqes spewed forth In the campus press. The Issue nas clearly dominated the campus -In other wayt; as well. Yesterday, Palestinian and Israeli students almost came to blows In Capen Lounge, a ~ne that could De repeated time alter tlme. To the aver ago student, thi s probably adds up to ovar·kill and leads to a plea to stop the feuding and let the campus continue on With other Issues. But now do you tell a IOtelgn student who may have)ust had a relative killed. not to speak their mine!• How Clo you ten a fellow student whose Is , Un!Verslly and the Student Assoelatron(SA) have oought t he best way lo gel the student body to see t he Bulla otoy l oot!Hill at Rotary Field. They've tried the common pnse 1.pproacn. There'• oo.Othor lootballln Buffalo. Tttoy've tried tile emotional appeal. We all go to this Institution. It might be nice to lend some supi>Ofl to your fellow arudents out there on the gndlrOI\. Tney've even tried to provide a good footba.ll team. But so far none of this has worked. And now they"ve even reeorted to bribing the recalcitrant UB pooulallon to Rotary. Tommorow Ia Field OWMta Day-an occasion lor all those that boUght par~la of Rotary Field lor one dollar, Each patron will be entitled to free french fries at a local fast food chain and will participate In a raffia for one of se..rat prizes. And they'Ve e~en provided some good entertainment for tho lucky field owners. The Bulls will take their lhlee game wi n streak against one Dlvlalon Ill's perenni al POWerhouses, the Bombers of Ithaca College. It's a bribe wonh taking. afraid of attending a movie about hla homeland tor fear of being beaten with wooden clubs? How do you tell a ~udent that he cannot assembfaJn Capon Lounge t o broadcast nl s feelings? Tho answer Ia you cannot, Foreign otudents are like any others, theY exist here as mem!Hirs of the community and It Is our duty to respect their o!Mnlons and rlght to exP<ess II. Thi s country has hhd enou~h xenophobia In Its history to tolllfate &f\Y funher displays at this campus. Unfortunately, the foreign students at this campus aoe running the risk of lnflammlng pautons from thosa that have no tnvotvemenl beyond lhe fact that all of this activity Ia occurlng at their school. So what these students should try to accompllah Ia to keep their disputes wi th less public glare and out of the llmeligl\t. Allor all. theY neve to remember that this Is everyone's Universi ty and there aro other agenda&, Wbat's next? Tl\l)"ve re501\ed to b!lbes. Faced with felling attendance ligures, the - feedback Not racists Save your rights Tttl• letter J$ addtea..5ed tO alf ~no.u eppUcetlons/or vot•t rtglttrlflon hlvl be•n dented It'& poutblt m•t ycw r rtghll ho .. I>Hn •loll ted. II yOu srud•n" ,..,_ tH/1~ regl•tflllon. that It It •very &tudfiJt'& right to oe 1b/t to ••eu:ln hi.S conttltlltlonal tight to ~ote ln ftll coNege communlty P,.tse 'OIIIICI 43&2950 or~ ot.atop In If I rr Talbert ot 214 Tolborl U aoon •• ponfb/t. us'' Ht!I IM BtnKh SASU Derogate &Milo Liddle S.I.SU OOIOQIIt HNiorySih« P'*' " con fie / SASU 1ndlor a-roup ~· I StrYICI5 We ' ' ' In the PTOC:IISJ o/ ttlllng action to como.t rhl• O.reetoc, Group leogat vtotttfott ot your ti{lltt&. We IHI Sin~ HI/On, L.,..r!Hiy lnd Mtynortl Eohon Tltfs is 1n ~ ,.,,., to Ur. Chlford Jtc«aon. aur11or ot ytWr Open Forum column o/ your v111 majority ol atudenta ,,. Flld1y, Oo-t. lth luue, 1t11. Jackao,, you IMIIt~~ wllft•s. blldl. ltllians. ltiU.. Jlw&, Hlrpt,lcl tnd OriMIIII!. n bf/ftg ttcJ•t. I 1m not ttctst. I 1m white, 1t1ll1n, lriJh and pJutd oil tltlf 1 column tgt /Mt racism wrlltM by an OMlous rtC(If could srtt my A morlcon 0/ood. My whlto trl•nd5 •nd too not rtltr to tJitclcr ' ' nlggttr. " ' you cltlm. I dott'C l10wn wh1Ht 1,.,, blAck 1/lng, •• you crofln My su,.,;romp, Von P roud ••rombtlng/01 grotlu to fllt b/~h ihelt niche In aoc:let)'~ Tn• ~'" m•JOtlty ol/oculfy ,,. ~crtmbl/ng ro rronslor tntlr kno,..lodgt ro tho -/o41,., ""' maJorUy of JtudtJnt• wlrhln fOrH , ..onlY m/lture w..,, Mr. JKI<IO<t, rhla ' ' UIJ. nor Nazi Germ•nr~ I om llntsnod Someone lflp o..r tn•l CAJmmodotes tlbum tnd htfld mt m~ Th•rmo book. •ntert•ln m• whethtJr they win 0( lou. Ea-tolty tnt• yoor. they hlllfl a lfrotrfl Oltflrtlfw 1111•. lncJ Editor' eMPfl'ltttto«/rteeMnt aqued 1nd Lot m1 rtko the opponurrh.y to thank ,,., UB Bul/6 lootD•U t•am ond chotriHdlng •quod. Two yHtt ago. I tll.n&letrN to US I tOm I tfM tl llt>«l l IriS I CIW>Of tn Ohio ntmed Aahltnel 00/tego. 111/rrougn Alhttnd smo/1/t •tudflnt popul1tlon ol t , 20Qllt 1t1d • r.r.rrv~ high co/loiJ'Wnoss. It w•• wea oear r.prnentld oy Mm. /oo/1>111 gomu on Sotulfloy alt&moortt Even t~touprt A!if'lllntJ'• /ootblll ttlm hid Ftrpllf<>n 11 m/ud With Etrfh. Wind and Fl,., J1cklon'1 lttd Cornmodorwa. No, Mr. Je.ckiOft. IIWI " ' ' m•tortty of atudtnr~> tnd loct~lty trf /tOt nclst II '(OU C,tlm . fhl 1 mfsttlble rKoni/H) Itt Itt~ '(elf I IPi ttl my fres,mln r•• r ,,.,• • erery hOml g•m• d,.w t1 re..t J.OOO loorO•fl manraco (ltldfllm coptclry· 4,4001 from th« coli~ and to"'" ol M~llnd Whltfl I IIIII 1/rlll- I Bulls (OO/b0/1 Olml II US /WO y•ar• ago. I WIJ JUtpTISMI to .ti'Ct the lack of 1uppD11 the 8u111 were ll'tllfttg trom ~ 1rt '"'us communtry. 1 - r t l my Ill/ow ..lud•ntl w~• oomplllnlng thtt rltty d id nor huo ttml/lhoy oiW•r• ro orfXIY In s.rurdoy or-ttl/ end OMI/oll '"mort 111/ootbol/ It UB "''' nothing mo,. lht n high ootroollootblll. It ,. unlonunolo tlrot mool ol /hom hi .. ,._, lfOlt' t o - •II•me. I n o w - t/ttr /Itt 8<11/o art- o/1/tt _ , ,..111• 1rt D/11/llon Ill end us It lottunat••to 1'1•~• them 0 1 a P4rl , tM4nllfOO//Iglllt oportl progrwm Th• Bvll• tlwoya Oops two ••~1'-nt qutrttro•ch ,, MorfV 8orrorr filii rolr'l AmetkiA.n) 1nd l<e" UYft, eN of whlclt MU.U loti wk/1 ~n ollon•tv• IJimft. llHI<H, tho bu"t•h defenN 1/Wiya uemJ to m1k1 1 big ploy when 1r I• nHtlltl. Abo .. I (~ lnJtlliJ(4 ptcx;flefl(rtQS IQtlntt any ottt or •II JndlttkJutlt Wholl AI~ "''"'' «<JPft' on the #Nat T/te teMI'tl Olllftlnfl W/)0 .rtf~ up L•ll Mond•(• «<lrlott conttlnfJd an article on Ltndlord/Ten•nt ,.lttlott whl~h cont•lne Ill/t ill m iJtattmtnll ol/aw. UB'I ~Ching IIIII, Who oddod rltt Bulls ro fltt ~•t ol 1/rstroted D/VIo/otl 111/ooroo/1 reomt tn the n•llon wl rhln ol '""' reblnh, ohoukf bo hiDhiV prolud. I Sped/1cll/y, tire onklo lmphld that •n tndhlk1111l coukl ,.,.,.,,,,,. •I•,..,. hll Obllgtllon under • Inn oy •lm(>ty giVIog thl loMiortl30 doy• nottg.. Sl.leh ;, 1t0t ,,. eu• A leest ts f blnfllrtl c.onttact 81fl'lng ltr'l mt)t>t breac.lt t>y the mu.tt ttol torr;.t to mention the CfH!triHdfttg <quod lhlfO JI/#J .,d boyt a1way1 emile me oy thtlr ICfObiiiC clle•rflldinp. During the test g•m• •g•lnst C.nlstJJa, I ml~ntt on• of tho UB toue/t'dOWfJ I wn JI# WIICh£ng tit• r:re..,..cHr m•lf• a py11mtd (pleuo d011'r do rnor during a rovchdown rtrlvo/~ I rll//y rnank the Bull• IM moMng my co/lofll uro or .,011/rWtrlt.. Tiley mott m• proud ol my ecfloot. US. ond pro'llde m• • good mtmory tNhlch I oomedoy will tell my children tOOUJ. AhhoUgh I tm &111$//td us W/1/1 o tmtU cro...t o1 f - UB'Ifl ' ' ti'HI Ror•rr Fl•td. wtto .,,,,., the 10m1 ochool aplrh. II 11 my hope thll mo"' _ , . In rne IJ8 communtry w//1 JOin rogethtr to Solpporf rfla U8 8u/lt )n 1/tl (UI.,_ llecouat t/trf d t . - h i '· . .. J ...... tanttlord, thtt 11n1nt 15 obltgltltJ ro pay hla tent tllroiJgh-out "'' •nrl!IJ (etm of tlte centnc:y How~tr. lftl ;)0 da y notice Is #fltd~• fhl te,mlnt ,on /J o/ • montIf to month tM1ncy. S•ir1 f\DOCI, whetntr It bo by thl ltndlotd or '"' ttnant, muar /lkor>llu •I lft&t 30 dtys 1>(101 to w,., ,, . dtt• ol rile nt.(f ,.,, IMY"''"'' r~tu• '' • fefYtnt or ltndlord wanttd to llttlnlflttt 1 month to tnorttlt t1nam:y 1nd ,,.,, neat dtt• lot ,.ymMt Ol rt nt IJ N~. ftl, ttot'" would 111" to be given o" ot btlore lh1t dlltlar ' " tffectltle t•rmln1tlon Doc. 111. Otfc. .,, lndlvttlutl hu algn«<• . . . . hi< Obtlgttlon lh• 1nd IIIIIHir'. In olhtr Wotdl, fh•t toMtord I• nol looking to lttdMdualtentnrr lor tMYmlnt at lh•lr POfltofl of r~t toll / ,.,,, rtflttr t/tt ltnfi/Qfd loolla IOWifd the l•tr• ll&ei/, If the ffnl It not paid In toJ/1, rn• lond/ord ..n pro,.,. ,, ·.• not unt••sottabl• /(tJo/tre• u-, Un-tr atucsont C/ltr/y II/OWI t /Ond/orfJ /0 fW(USI oublortlng 40 long u hla ,.,u,./,. demi~.J ro ,,, ,.ntH premtst• ,,. COftCitft«J, thou o«lslonld oy ,,, tenlnta's contrecrls .,...,,, J• catt.d '"Joint YoFuwe go lfing~~~ moy be obit to coll1ct •r oblllnlng 1 Judgem""t ogllnal the dollnqutrtr roommore. In rogorth to tuO/trrtnl/. lr I• /mpononr to nott /hit r/tt low . '• , lUJJO or tr~llg ence lftJ (hi tMint's ltftanc~•ltetponsttJIIIt'l lf#tMJtS IM i ltm$ • UCh . , Ml/01 IP{)flencQ an gentHaUy n<~t "" llndlord'• protJtem unl fl.ll thty are IPttol(tc•lly lncludMf 1/1 tftl rtnfll •grw•m•flt. N.C.ISiry ft l m 8 IS • plumbl"f1 01 ltHling such ,.,_,,down f«<UI,. lmme<JJ•t• att.,tnon. hOWI'Iet If the reptlt ttlll 1«/Ufred dUf lO lhf (ttUIUII Of nogllll'fn,.llo/ rife tenant, rho /tfttnchl oli/Jgtf/otl vtln,. h/o .. Will Group Logo/ S.tvlclt rog,., •nr lnconvenlonoo which mly Ito .. ,...,/ted from ,,. unl0t1Uf'OII . , , . "' Mon<Jt r·o onJctt. Stu<Hntl w/!1> any lur11!M qu.,rlon• ,,. onoourogod co vlelr lhl olflct loootltlllillf To/ben, tnd CO<IIU/1 With OUI $/l/1 ettomrjs. Hillary Slhlor 04tector, GtLS �op--ed Guest Opinion Bv Charles Hughes n the woote, ma~ only tllc>H It ow VOfll City Of llloH lntlltSI6d Ill the , _ per b\l&lness W'lll und«ttand this cotum n. I can totally •Y1111>0thst>o with mtmbets of thO lam! I'" ""'<> hod oomeone employed by the Cou(Mr U,prou, becouae my tamer " " employed by the New Yotlt 01111; NtWI. Btcause of this I nave botn very Interested In the Courltt'4 situation to s.oe If they would follow the New'• . .ampt•. Tht Ntw Yorle. D•ll'f Hewa 11 lht largest daily publfshod ou1 ot ~· plant n ha• a dillY ettcutaUon abOut two rnltlton. On OKembrw t&.t96,. tr.e OWfWf -tht Tttlxlne Compony tot Cl!tcovot · - thAI thO tabloid WOUld be c.tosed 1f a bu~er ~•• not foulld. Tn. empk)yees rectevtd II'Ut notlee the ume lime a.J the rest ot ttlt ~td 0 ,.per - on the 8 o*dock news. UrtUkt tl'lt Court.,·• announcamon11 tt'la NeW's announ,ornent wa.a lett opon onded. maybe becauae the union contracts were up In April. Man~ lhou_ght that thla w11 juat anotne.. attempt Dy tht Tribune Companv to bret)t the N ew's. unions - wrucn they hav·e bMn trytng to 00 fot m.at\.r r••'• The Cow'-~• owner at ~Mal sel 1 Ume llmil for the ule ot I tote p.e_PfM In Utls way the omi)JOI'- woro 111ft nanglng In timbO, not knoWing wmen the lhut oown would take ptec.. ~~ tht Newr. each day 11\e tlfl•'on lrtcrea.5ed, the worklng cortdltloo5 4eterioreted, people were read}' to jump on one anothet tor no toaton. beceu:te they had no Idol ol wf\at to expect neJtt. · Af1ec IM N1w's announcem&r~l. a eoupte of tnclcs.nta occuriCI I hat ev&f')'One thOught IOf StJte 11'\81 I hit wov40 ""' tne robed '"' gooc1 Fkst, at the ono of J&nv&ry, there wu a llrt In tne pre.,sroorn. The lnltlaJ ,.oono ti10Ugllt that tho lloot llod collapoed -thonklollr t1 waa nothing a5 serlou• Tt'lfte prtsHS wete demaged 11nd 1-wo oUl&rt reclevOd walflt damage. The papota c it)" edition was our on tl'le etrmua the ne•t momtno and buatnell weru u usual. The fttxt tnddent hep~td a few weaks late,. The Btoo-lyn plant was robbed olthot nton r ·o~ec:elpto abOut Unlon!Uifort effOft lt """' 11--Y among 0 llfge. poUUcaJiy tmoonant~ lh.IJS '''· O>ortooi<Od sector ol Now YOfll StaiO public employ... - SUNY graduate otudenl employees. Undel tna VIllous tltleo of Groduato Aulotanl (GAj, Teochtno Aotlstanl (TAl, and Research Aulatont (RAj, the State UntYetllty o• New York an<S VatkWa private ruoard'l corpo~ eUons employ gfaduatt atudenta at n.e&f·•1arvaUon wogeo. These GNTAIRA'o ate ttomendouoly ,._.,.ked and ltOQuot~lly nove no ..yllliOUt thelt WOfl<lnv cO<ldttlorts. The Greduate Student EmplbyMt Unlort (GSEll) b on tnd-""ent otatewlde orgontzatlort of all SUNY 1/VGIVRA's, rogardt. . . of Which SUNY aroa they are emPloYed In, lr wut nogotlato lht aalarl ... ¥<ort<lno conditione. •nd Increasingly nec.aaary health ben•tt•• for all TJoJGAJRA's. tnere are a troad)o ot_h,g cornmn t - at eacl'\ of tho fOYr Unt'let1ity centera, and contactl 11 O<Mral Stoll Unl..,slty Cotlogoa On Octobaf 16, the GSEU witt hold a constnllllonal ..,.,_,ton ot SUNY Bulflllo, to adOj)l the alatewkle oonstltutlort of the GSEU. Mamba< unlveralt'" .-JII oil oe fft)tNII\ted, as will otf')ef TAIOAIRA unlona from ac.toN the oounl ty, Including tlloao In Madison. Wisconsin; Ann Arbor, M~tliQ&I"i and the entltt pfovlnce ot OntarkJ, Canada. The GSEU niHKis yo"' Input, your auppon, and YOU I mombe<o/llp. Wo InVIto dtacuulort on lflilema that ,... w UI oe negotiating fOf In 0\11 lltat conlrac1 Wlln tne State of Now Yot!t Oflfo<ent _ , _.. ha"" dllforenJ .. and .-JthOVI contact Of GSEU knc>wl«<ge ollheM , _ , n .-Jtt t>e dltllcult to lnch!<lo lhelll In ow oonti&C1 nogorlollono. Wo lnvlla all TJoJGA/RA'I, International and notional, to N<lously contldot joining thO GSEU to tocklo theM problema from a atatewkht, bfoact-b&Md employees union. Wllhout you; onthuslaotlc mambaftl\lp, the pto<:HI witt be unnece.,.orlly olowod. The . .olstanto' 010 c«<lllniY nol ttvfhg WJIOOO TA'o at SUNY BuHolo 110 pem.pathe WO<at oH of on osalatonll I!> the SONY eytltm and, not surPfblngly, thO union affonls sttongeot there, ~ haa ol!own that tho beN pay lor TA'o at SUNYA& hU cleterlo<atad tremendously o'i11t thO pool 1111- yeora when tnttollort to takon Into eccounL Th8 mo)orlty ol TA'• at SUNVAB ore A •ltd. w- $15,000. Thla 011 ha_.ad before onyono lloci . .P < in1'ettsl In t"- pape,. F inally, w ...... Coonmunlclttona w u lntO<eoted In ~Uylng the P81* - thAI didn't wOOl OUL There WOIO MW ful'f'K)(S M Ute N•w• ~ng arotH'td CS&It)', one neYW 1mew wnat to thin~. Then In March, Joseph All>fllton I rom TeusMOriHKI to buy tho paper If hlo oondltlons wet'e met. He fltot oat I dolt Of Af)fll1,19821o I'IIHIIhoae condllionL The Ulllona never CIOn•kterOd AlbftUon a oetlous buyot ond WO<.IIdn't conaldorr ony gr.o """"The untorra then thleotened to sue the Trllxlne Company !Of lnKII of COIIIIKI. It aold, -.use olo clause In t~ contracta.. Alllllong th.,e w .. • 1111...,1 balltoot going on, tnus lnctoutng thO tonalon at Lha Newa. All>flttO<l puSh&d back the dare. Wnen thO unions alerted tolklng with .1\lbtilton on April 30,1982, ho waa roqulrtng tne •••off ol some 1600 employees end a wage troo1t l or the nel!Ct few )Ill($. Within I he loot woel< ol the dNdllno, Ruport Murdoch announced that he was corrslderlnv the befHQllerea ~ -hts larout rival WhOm ne waotOd to put out of butlnH&! This~, same perJoft who wu lnt.,..ted In lxlylng lht Courier (he also ownt tho N.Y. Post. wh,cl'l 11 IOtlng AbOt.lt $25 mlllkH1 • year, bu• stays afloat bacouse ol being oupoon od ~Y me Sill), At thll point Atr>rhto, otopoo all neootlatlon•~ In tho me1n tJm-a, tho lrlbun• Company was reconaldetlno Ita position wltl'l Ihe! threat ot 11\tlaw eult (which wookj coat mote than keeping thO poperl and tool< the olf the market Al>fU ~. 11162 wUII the f)foorislort 1/lat lhote """''d be majo<cvtbOCkL bvy•no H'"'' T ne TribUne Compeny spent months In analysing tne figures and projection• 10 see wn11 action woukl be netld&d to 11'1'1 tha beleaguered paper. Again keeping all ll'le employoes on the edQe of rtleJr •oat a. Mr . M urcloc~ announced during the union's negoUeUont With 1he Trlbt.me Company that any c~a lht unkK'tt made with the News would be earning •PI><O<Imotely $3,700 per year now, rougly tne oqul•lllent of $1.25(1 In 19&7, the ....., oay lotlA'o wu mofl anan t wtot at much - 12,6001 fn cteanw language, IIVOfYtlngte TIIJG/IJRA 'tf>O Ia oomlng near the base poy ol 13,700 now has lost 50 p reenI of hllllhet Income to inflation In the pu1 t6 yeara. "'Greduet• •tudente," you c.an aJmott half administrator• . .y. "are ol!Pectod to go dOOpty Into debl to get a o.g,..... l"Mtr argument It thai pel1 of the aasJstanta' " Financial A!d" b the TAIGNRA oncl tno remainder are,,.., 101-n• l nd •~t ra fOb& tMy tlke In addl11on 10 baing o lutf.tlmo otudenL motl T Jo.IGIVRA'a 01<1 no tongttr ettglbtl lor loans. This Is cauM for alarm. In • very compllcoted rnoneu'i11r, wnh oattouo ramlflu.Uons for all graduate atudent employees, the UnrYertaty poflcy plennera h-a'l"e lowet"ed I he " Ffnanct11 Akl" factor tO< gnoduata atudenl& &I SUNYAB l'r om $6,400 to $5,600. '1111• o cut ol 0< <r<Of 10 ~M<cont, ot • 11,. when Inflation hU aJreody rOdUCOCI TA/GAIRA'o lncometr. The GAifAIRA HlatY and the value ole tuition we...._ Ia now inc:tudod In thO delermlnttlon ol In • toon oppllcatlort. Since IM base t>OY for TIIJGAIRA's AI SUNYABia $3,700 ond the Yl!lue ol thO lultlort war.M Is corulic»rld to be $ 1,200 a Yfllt, the 15.~ ..Financlet Ald" ••ctor actuelly ,equlrae only $780 more to ''Uvo" In • Buffalo (15,880 • ~700 • 11 ,200) • S7f101, Ao thla amount Is so 8r1111ll, TAIGNRA'a ort now routinely bolng refused any loans. Sho<llcl 'IO'J oam ,..,. than thO poy ol $3,700, your ch...,.o ol galling a loan oro ~tly dlmlnl1nod. Thlnlt abOUI It -no loans fOf TIIJGAIRA'o. That ........ only a ll4rOOI>CI job •• o way lo ottpplerne(lt the mHIIOf TIVGAIRA oatoty. 01 oou~M, tr rolla you tlg~t In t~• "SUNYAB Guide lor TloJGAIRA'o" ()87$ p, 8 Oncl1982 p, 3), 1/lot II you get anothet Job. )'011 mull toll I'OUI ~flmenl cnllr. Thla rule exlata for tho ootenalbte I'<IUOI> tnar the choir can then decldor WhtthOf to I<Mp I'OU on u a T A, alnce you heft - a l y cllooon to buy foocl or poy )'bill heating bllt,..,.purtvlng a - tn oc.odomle. Whet lo to a 10!1*1conttKL A togolly tecognltocl. nKtlutally binding conttaj:l acldraUi ng GIIJl'AJIIA'o neocia WOUld otlmlnote the hollow admln ..ltOtl'i11 f)fOfnlaeo of hfohO< W&gee, In ptOC& Ol w_ , How-. sno. men the oame I<>< lhe Pwl. AI thla the Unfont SIO(>f*l all t•~-- Fii\OIIy, In tho mlcklte ol July, they scatted to ... poopta 00 who w ere no~ plue tho5t who were In the ""'on• thot hod ogriHKito the cubaello, AHor theM poopleleft-, tM New• mac:lo a final 1nnot~nc~1 Glt.cttd towards the unlont hOlding oul - II th•y didn't IQrtHt wllh the ttHm& t>y Auguat 7,1982, thfJy WO\I~ otart CU I ....~ Oi!!'l&llonl In WhiCh me p - I - t d told In ,.1~ when all C'.Qt1traclt were up. The r~tatot\ tr111 II'\.. wu now oossUMe, was a co..;rt ruJtng that dealt with tutno benktuD'It'l-untort contrecta w.Je YOIOed~ TheH 111\01 unions held OU1 1111 1M d&adline t>eiOIO JIOIHing Wltn tile condlliono and sta!lroducttnna. The f'ltws f.s ttl II In Pf1nt, OUI they are n., out ol the woods yet. The employees w ho are •till remaining are unnor lnutnse pressure. They h1vo 10 dO ttl& wor~ ot thoJ-ft who were Itt go besfdes doing thelf own WOf'k. Slmllarltl&r. both wore mt)or morning papers Jn tnerr re5pecllve citin. Both were tosrng money. tn. pa.,.,. N•~~~t• W•$ m1ng about $20 mUiton a year ana trw Coun~~r aboUt S8.6 mHUon e )!Hf The IMOUnto8fMI\IS Utnt IO tho two pop<n without womlng, lxlt _... . .,. 11 coming ,._ 11 ~1no ot 1~ paper• were both dependent 01\ ~ ~ogotlatlonll? the moot crltleat lactot ~thai peopr.;:;!l'i be our of -work. Here I• the striking dissimilarity - I he Newt' union agreed to tho cutbacks In ordttr to 11ve the paper and most of tho jobs. While tno Cour~t'l unlort• OW' not 10'" tO tne cutbiGU, thus a llowing tht papet to loki u•s a a;Mme that the un&ona of tne Cot/,,., dicl not tottow the w•y ot the Howl , oii\OIWIIe the Couriff mlgnt at111 be on the strHII todar Tnt hoy day of the newal).lper seems to be <Wit. Tney are now tac1ftg a serloua challenge by IYdlo/VIJJYI' newt communications end chan gel In our soctety. Many oapert.I>Otn ta,ge end amall, will probabty lac• • similar l il t during the decade C.Huph• a Is • Gractuat• Sfv<Mnt et U/8. thOse false promlas woukf be a rut tmJKowtment ol employee..,._ anG WOflllng condltlon. The only way to gel a conHact ts to haw a union No GAJTAJRA " gulot" or ..v ...bat11 agfttemeft1S or admlntatrauve pollc"• will ~r bflng these result a: only lhe Gradu•te Student Emotoyeu Union wm. The tormaUon of the Gtedullo Stuoent EmpJoyMI Union In SUNY aclloota will toke •• Its primary tua I he dlllnltlort ol Ia~ wogeo oncl .OO.Ing condltlorta. SUNY'• GSEU wilt be fo41owlng the Pllha Ollfad)ltald dOwn by Olher gtad"Ait Sludln\ employee 1>nloM KCOOO the North AIJlOIIUn Continent, Including tllc>H to M ichigan, Wltconsln. Oregon. and Onllrk», C.nlda. h aooukf be noted that these achOOta h•v• the highest pates TAJGAJRA'o In tho Unltoci Stateo and Canada. To help organize tho union, get In touch with tho GSEU •t•wafd In your department. If you do not know who ycwr lltwlfd 1, COtllaCI your UAIYetllty ateerlng COIJ'tr\lltM 11'1 Buffalo. coii i5J6.233t. You wtlt be contacted u aoon u ooulble. onlY a union conttact wOt c:.ttange the present pe.nem of conatant wage devatuatlon enct - .bot, wotltlng condition dltatlotetton. THE GSEU lS WORKING FOR A CONTRACT THAT OUARANTE£5: 1. An adequota oaloty lovot that k - • paco with lntlollort. 2. A complete and m"tually ogreoableiSUNV Odlnfnfllratlon ond GSEll) job d~K<iptton. 3. Utntta on CIOu site. 4.Umtt• on the n - ot houta to be wort.Od In ony ona _,.,, 5. A reanatlc grleYonce P-UI., tnciUdlng P<OI.ctlon (rom att>ltroty diiUIIIaoot. Fullauttlon wa'-a. 7.PtohlblllorttMOalnol dlacrlmii\Otfon otony kind. Fl" - . o to ony Unl\OeloiiY l!>fonnatlort c:onokiO<od e. a. ,........,.,. g_w - a Componaallon Ol1d oar. - n g conclltlorta 111 aU dopartll*1ta Ol1d • -•'" ' ' "· 10. A n - 10 " Bolt ancl Swltctl" l.o no TIIJGAIRA"'" " Iouthan their Oflglnlll oat&ty, 11. An and to odtl>lntottetl¥0 001101 cllongea Qll ltemo of lmPO<tanco to TAJGAIIIA'• without GSEU lnpul. Fr1dof: \Hieio}I0.·\8U'!'n..!it*:orilm ~ 6 ~ �..-/ Pappas calls for BSU survey to find . minorities' roblems they r- ......t deal or stress on theU: owo,'' he said. -~Wcnecdtodo our own research to AUne • few.'' A=UIItiq for the IICidank trouble lhlt blacb liOmetimes II&~ at UB, Paps explained that ma<e noticeable ud bqin 10 assert ourselves cojsa m9f'Craeulty," P~~>;U said. "II acrually took me five years Ia set the de~'atltle <hanpd fontl Block Studies 10 the Block fKulty haft man.\' l'f'Obl0111S especially UMqUal salaries, ACCOrdina IO l'appu. On this cam,pus- • ...._c avcrq:e aboul U.OOO less than our white coWllcrputs in tbt same position, ,. be Aid. Pappas claimed lh<Y are alliO o•crworked bo<ause of rheir iodinatlon 10 ad¥ise and counsel "blacb on... haft 10 Jtt:uak for nudenl>. while at the Slllle lime .-yday thinp for tbcir lint one beOIImina invol•ed in the 00 IWO yan in collqe. It l>eooolts pomunily. "ll is a burdOII we I bard to catch bOld to the Kadanlo must bear." There are while faculty' membm IDCICbanbms lhlt this UDi¥mily al this Univcalty that ba¥< been bas IO alTer. Mony ....,.taally bec:ome depressed and drop OUL" , ; - leo""' with but one ortid< pUbtisbed, Pappu re¥C&lod. Hespon or )low the Afro-American Studies Chllr J•m•• Pappu By GARY STERN Cmnpil$ Edit<N . espondinsto rcca;t newspaper ortides critlcal or UgjyeniJy "-"rllill& or mooority >!udeol.l, Afro-American R inleMewecl oa campus. The survey may "no! be adequate ror such • topic," ac:cordin& to Pappas suaacslin& \hat BSU start irs.o.,..su.rvey to ''find the real Studies Oepartme11t OWrman problcou." An ~ in this week's Chroniclt of Hltlr<¥ Educ(lt/on atteroptod to uneover wby blad< ateas, aJthQUgh only five .,udeoiS rtported 10 havt b«n "udcols did not seore as hillh as while student> on the 1981 Schoolulk Aptitude Test (SAT). Reasont pnn ioc.ludc family income of blaCk student-&, tbefarnfl3 oducation or btl<t studeou and their hisb .cbool education. "The SAT is not by any muru ~ acoera.f indica.~ or of what an individual can ac::compUsh.'' Pappas said. "There a10 many. James Pappas addreaocd the Black S1uden1 Union (BSU) Wednaday to dlseu.u problems faced by both black SIUdenll and faCulty, OS ..cU .. his departn:M:nl. Pappu read 1hc Brifja/o Nt"" asticle dealioa wilh a """' guide for blac,k .studeniS to help choose a collqe. UB was critldz.od iJl many W'tt't- ed.-lotl&l silll.lllioo bas cbanpd fO( bla<J(s o- the 20 )U1t that -l,cbubeOII~ ..... unclcrp1oduate stwlcnt, .,adua~ studau and profOSSOI'. When h< .started, "you couJd eount the number of blocl< studeol.l oo one band, and foculty on a half a h:IDd." p . _ dted r"'anclal boctpouncls as 1M predol!ili>ant raoon for sqreplloo, c:laiml"' lhlt there is • "<Uitural bias by whit.. towards blacu, for they don't mow any better. Many white studODU ..,_ here complddy ilno<OIIi or bLicb and Oilier minorities for their I)Uerl!S did not tell them anythina, C$pCICially of rmandal difficulty ••• ao 1D<:re is slill a lo111 way 10 in tenm of bOw blacks are treat.e d on campus, accordin• to Pappu. He cited the ooed 10 dlseu.u l'f'Oblems with rninority facultY as a poteotlalliOwce or help. "uoforiuaatdy, black faeulry are often Ulllblelo bdp studenl$ for "Biocl: fKulty could ....., 8<1 away with that. BLick jouma1J are not even eooJir!erod erodible. ' ' mor<. bill n ·Pruldeal Ketttt waul&'• hear or il . President Sample, howC"Ver, cbantcd it u u be took ollice." Pappas eoncludod by $IYina th01 the ra<Uity in the Social Seieoccs "teod Dot IO like OW department boeaW< we 1ell1he truth." Wh:u is •aualn in a sodolosy eoune may very Utd)t dioqtee with What Ills .$00D depo.rtmeot says, ....,.dina to Pappu. "But DOW they have 10 deal with the fact that "" are hel< and are oow b4bJy Visible." Bsu President Arthur E•e Jr. Ia Iris inaiJIUll) address, Unlvenity Prcsidql.l Steven B. S.,ple anpbasiz.ed the Deed IO retruit mo~ qualiliod presODI," P appu continued. "W< wooled a tille that would indude uJd rhat he bas <pol(en to Vice PrcsidODt for Student Affair> Richard Sige!kow, who has .. helped 10 m&kt me. aware of our Wilted past - lllld make no mlst.ate abou.t it, we: do h.avt a m!n~rity !It~ ~COIIIIllelld(il s.n>pk for makilll the statement bul added !hal "this would britla about the Deed to lUte more monority !aeulty. An4 this will not happen. Bblolt !aeulty members have been~ 0t1 this campus since: 1969," be ..Sd. When Pappas SWted IO leaeh &I the Uoiveaity, hit dep4rtmcn1 (lbcn tillod Black Studies) had 14 faculty meroben. "Now we have three," he said. The Afro-Amc:rieao Studies &eJII!IIY Department is fort111111< 10 ha~ beOII able to .u,y inllet• Pappu added. II has survi¥ed bo<ause or student interest, and tainted .Past. That is llOW over, however, and everrooc. it st&ttina. to bdlew il." Sample. Sia3tlkow and other• II&¥< recmtly come 10 1M BSU and convened with them, 1u:a>rdills to E•e. Stlb Board I had also ltlllod !hat il is willing to fund • Black Dt">>etter, ''bo<ause everyone 11ow lmnwa (bat there arc bLict sruden1> on this campw," he said. "Wbcn budget time comes around soon. I'm JOi"' 10 ......, a lot more m_ooey than what we prc:seney fl<l," Y~eP~rwr~ Affairw .Robert RO<Sbera bas indicated that the departinall win remain. ·•we w111 now become E•• proclaimed.. "Two months aao, I would hi¥< thought there would be little dtaoct of f!<ltin& il. Now I think we will." Journalism·- -- , sbifu a Week to 12 shifl.l a week. " S lhlt at ft<St, Sullrist was dooe "in llf<al haste. We are impro¥b>s it, "" are doina k bd1cr now," he said, notina that they are ll)'ina to make Sullrist different from tbcir aftemooo newspaper - by !&kina susestiocu from readen &lld ad¥<rtlscn. They are also malcina chan&es in ~ ·s Sports sedioo, he said. Sullrist is not a¥&iblble fo.r home ddi¥ery yd ed SPOIICU said he is unsure of whell it would be aVJiilable. An entire cfutnl>utlon oetw<><lo --coruistJna or pODCU sbd "n.,...boys" and trucks 19 ddi¥er the paper - WO\Ild haft to be <SW>Iisbed. M<ll"while, the Nrin will ha¥< SOI!le eompetitlo.lo, prim.anly in N'._.. Falls. "We h - looted at beiDa a mornina popet for three <K tour yean now, " N'tapra Oat.ette PrcsidODt and Publisher Susan Clark-Jaekson said. She no1ed that 1he Niaaara Oat.ette started publishiaa on (be holidA1 momin,p in 1971 &lld Saturclsy moroiop in 1979. Switcbina to pubtiJblos in th.e moroins every day is )WI a loaical eoadusion. Sbe said .-ythina is aoill8 smoothly for a Now:mber I JWtis11 dale for .....,uaa J)<lblkatioa, czploiDiJ>a lhlt tMre is 1 nationwide ttald toward momlna ~ and away from aftemoon papc:rr. 1bcre are IIWIY dtic:s where a momlna and ""aftemoo11 - · oWiled by 1M SlliJl< company. ha~ IOCr&<CI into a momlna paper, "lthinltbe public pefen to read their paper in the mol"tl)Qs," sbe said. loc:boo said the Nil<tttlfl Gzultt is distributed ill Ni_. Couniy, Nonhero Eric Colu>Jy and Omada and <lie eapeeu r........ Collrie exp;ess readen to fMe;--AIO;!&;.-;c.:;i,da;;fc,'7l ~ ll&tloo&l and internlltiooal news. "We try to pr.-t news in ali~ly "We are a lmlier tb&ll the Bllf/tllo Neya , " J aebon ukl, and lnleratiJJ& way, •• she Doted. cxpl&iniiJ& !bar the G<tutt• is more The Peon., ....... bas also beaun loc&lly oriODted, with & hlaher" an aaaressi~ eti-/1/flos eampeiao. proportion or loa! news and lOIU P<orootin.t its own publication. Lt. Governor ~ z Today-Friday, Oct. 15th 4:00 PM~ in Knox 20 Z L read her publleadon. COLLEGE SENIORS GUAIANTUD POSnlON AFTER GRADUAnoN S 17 ,600' plus to start wlt!lrll~ Navy Free m..<tlcal and dental are, 30 days paid vacation annually. plus ' many other benefits. 3 .0 GPA minimum . U.S. c:lllzenshlp r!'qulred. Send resume or letter of qualifications to: NAVY Offlct.R OPPORTUNITIES I I I West Huron Street, Room 32 Buffalo. New York 14202 or ca,ll (716) 856-1730 ~~~~~~~~~~·------------------------------------------~ Mandatory Assembly Meeting TODAY Talbert Senate Chambers 3:30PM . Speaker & Rules Committee Elections Be Prompt! For More Information Call Jerry blsen at 636·2950 ~ .,. . . ·- �UB energy plan hopes to save bucks throu h conservation kno""' as the "heat wheel." "This eistu to 10 foot .,bed will sa,·e UB literally tau of thowands or dolian annually." Simpsoo said, Onthe olcler Main Street Campus tbue are plans to install ar computer which will be known as .. Dimcmioo, .. and accord.in& 10 Simpson, •hould be opcrabl< by Sprinc ... PLEASE ''Dimension'' WUI utlliz.c TURN OFF LIGHTS WHEN NOT By WR.£TTA A. CONDINO S{>«trum Staff H'rlt.r T um .o utth<lighu.. has become the Universit-y'$ catchword. lJB hu b<oome c:on«med about conserving energy on c::ampus. ln lhe last nine years, over 60 energy coruervatioo projeas have been initiated and developed by tbc UB Physical Plant [)q>;utmcn!, noted in a newly disl[ibuled ennay conJaVation pamphlet. This year alone. UB has responded to tbe quadrupled price hikes of dectridty, nltural cas, and c:oaJ by modemi.tinc llgltu, healing, -Llllating, and cooling on campus,. In the Ellioou Complex, 400 lntfriCknt incandescont light fU(tiJr<S, Operating 24 bOUt$ I day for security factors and coni~ the Uni•tniu- $29,000 a year, were replued by 22 higlt pres>ure >Odium light fiXtu res. h provided better li lin and amounted a fi'ystcmJ cos1 or onl Sl,5000 a year. ''Thi$ i> a ' fcrence or $27 ,SOO l1B b savina b ldng the light fb;tw-c:s and it also s 1 how inocnsely we fed at the B Physieal Plant about the conserva.t.ion or energy at UB," Walter Simpson, coordinator of the Co~U<n~e UB Program said. Within the last month ~ Cooke and '!,.";"'~~ Halls on the Amb PI'S a device that mtacts beau frOm air cJthaust ruearns and puu it book into the buildinBS tw been inslalled. 'The C.XJ)eiUive. piece or CQulpmenl is ltgbb. Use natural UgbtJna wh.cn.vcr pow'b~. 2.) Dress approprialJIY to tbe •easoo and keep thermostau at reasonab&e leltina,s. k. not too '*'artn in winter J.Od not coo cool in swnmer. 3.) Keep trindoW1 and doors closed in heated 01 ~r ~Aditio~ -areas. tbe Maiilocnan.cx: Offu S<n?C>: BuDding on Win.spear Avenue. in use. it will save UB SJSO,OOO in steam heat, and l and tttn1 th<111 off wben nOt in sso,ooo in d<ctricity. ;::..' Durin& vacation period& at UB, a aeneral procedure has been developed to reduce enugy <onsumption in which the Phy•ical PIAno will ..identity oms to 5CI theternperanrn:s back, but n01so low tbJot the pipes breal<, " Simpaoo added. UB Jptnds approximaldy SIOO,OOO to S200,000 dollan Don't ld water run constantly while ""ashlnJ. Fill wuhbowl, or 5hut off wa1cr iiuenrUuauJy. Students...., uraed to help the Oabt aplrut energy wuto by participating in the Physleal Plant sponsored •wanness orpni:Qtion. "Conserve UB''. lt involves the clemeoouy and daily awveoess or consumption for "udtnt~ via slide annu.a.Uy on energy conservation projects on both campuses. 11 Wt:. are saving more than we spend by tar, .. Si.mpson said. "UB saves nvc to 10 percen1 in energy costs ye.ar'ly. Thb year we are savirta more jobs.. and tuilibn has s11ll not risen just becaU<e of energy COJlJ;." The acneraJ <onstnsw uf the Physical Plant Department is that for the cnersy con.servaOon proJec:ts to .succeed, the ""StUdents •:>U.O low watl.qe appti&ll<CS ..... S.) U.se hOI Wll<r sparinaJ.y. Try to limit sh~-en to a few minuta:. show pr~tations c.onccrnin_a constrVation of tneray. Individuals c.n •olunl<>er to hdp hang pOtters, distribute- literatwe-. and orpnrte special t"rnts as well. " We wail! poople oo know hTah cneray costs ve a rei!.l e>roblem rldng the University.'' Simpson emphasiud:-" And we want pcoplt to become more aware a.nd involved. •• A commiltrc ls 1ocaled on ncb catnpU$ in an auempt to expand th'c con..sc.Tt'acion program. Take Charge At n. When Red Cross calls for your type, Donate Blood. ~ ,~J -.... __..... 3612MifriStreet Buffalo, NY 14226 Limited Lodging Spaces Available Now Jn A Convenient Location. Includes kitchenette facilities color t .v. and all utilities. Call 837-3344 Ask for Mike few eoeray 1.) TUm off WlilSC!$1 or unncdcd tekphooe lines to turn m..,ltil>.. on and off and wUI be located .I n On• N~D~D mw! <ontribtllt. A ..vine tips ""'' In most jobs, at 22 care of sophisticated you're near the equipment worth of the ladder. millions of dollars. In the Navy, at It's a bigger chal· 22 you can be a lenge and a lot more After just 16 responsibility than of leadership most corporations give you're an officer. you at 22. The rewards have the kind of are bigger, too. There's l1t;::~~~~~~~~~J~ package of benefits, your education fi duty pay. The starting you for. 11nd the thority you need to mlllle..Y-Ilel~--.....,.ia&lll!ll~..iW._.uu-more than most com· As a college graduate ilnd officer panies would pay you right out of college. candidate, your Navy training is geared After four years, with regular promoto making you a ·leader. There is no boot tions and PitY increases, your salazy will camp. Instead. you receive professional have increased to as much as S29,800. training to help you build the technical As a Navy officer. you grow. through new challenges, new tests of your skills, and management skills you'll need as a - - - - - - - - - l and new opportunities Navy officer. MvYoPI>OIITUNITY WlM to advance your eduThis training is designed to instill I :.~~~?~~~!:rN~~'o'" I cation, including the confidence by firstI o ,.,.. ...d, •• """'""',.... TtJo ......~·"""• I possibility of attending 1001 hand experience. You 1 :•N•¥Y'•off~rpropm•. I gradu.ate schooJ while learn by doing. On 1 Ad,,_ ,..........~ ... ....::._ 1 you're in the Navy. your first sea tour, I c..,. '"~".....__ I Don't just take a I job. Become a Navy you're responsible for I ~-'c.«"""'u"'q""" managing the work of ;v.. . , ,.co~~.,. "'" I officer, and take charge. up to SO men and the 1......._...~><~,..._....,....________ Even at 22. I ~HU: '"_c..;., .,.,,._ WCall I r I ~~~~~~c:.~.=:~·:i'~ I L =::.~.:::':. ------ J - �orts/in short.. Tringali avenged by Levine UB's R.,.. Trinaali w.Aicni«< h!J S«<nd str&isht number one sinsles championship till< in the finall of the Ui<h Annual SUNYAC Tennis Championmlp Saturday in Roebester. won th< till< 1p \980. All fiv< of his l<ammatts' won sinsl<t titl<t on varlow leveb as Albany romp«! over the rest of the field to win the oYeraU team lltk for tbe fourth consecutive year. Trinpli was avc:na«< by AJbllly Sl.'s Barry Le¥ine ~3. ~3. wbo The only non-Albany title was dalmed by UB's Trinpli and I<lUll mal< Mlk< Chadwick in first doubles u tb<)' defeat«! Levincrr«< Gaber ?.j, 6-<1. Chadwick and feUow BuU Bri111 Chandler made finals in S«<od and fourth slnala. respectivdy. UB ttnisbed third in team titk standinp with 17 pol.ntJ, bdtiod Albllly (35) and Biri&Jwnton (12). Bulla net ectlon Royals victorious over McMaster, Houghton The UB Field Hock<y tum is now makina a name ror _rhemstlva in lhtir spon. The Royals (~2). llre ranked 17th in lht natiOn t.n a rtUnr poU rC~tllJ'dina Division Ill competition. The Royals eoll«ted thm sbut· OUt last Thursday U they beat MtMaster U. HI. Htided Freilich had the hat triek and ..... supponed by JQals from Paui Cronin and Mi<hdl< Stiles. Debbie Juz.cr.ak and ll«ky Bllrlh once apin sharrd the shut~UL On Tuesday, U8 overeame., UQUpeetedly IOUal\ opponmt In Houanton Collqe. Seorinsth< 1"'0< winner wu Poppy Doro. Other JQais wer< KO«d Jeanne Quinlivan and Trida Ames. The Royals boll POIJdam Sl. today at the AJurni Comples at 4,00 p.m. u they strh·e for a berth in 1h.e New York State Champlon~hlps . ATTENTION ALL S.A. CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS 1 • Officer Update forms MUST be Returned to S.A. by friday, Octobet 15th- TODAY 2. You must Contact S.A. to Schedule an Individual meeting w1S.A. Treasurer. 3. Organizational fair forms Should be Returned Now If You Plan on Partlclpatlng. Failure to follow Above Procedures May Result In Loss of Recognition For Your Group. ~ S1uden1 ATTENTION: . The Sherriff's Dept. Will Be On Campus Oct. 25th to Issue Sheriff 10 cards. These wi II Be Required After New Drinking Laws Take Effect. You Must Have Your Birth Certificate PI us Proof of Permanent Address. Oct. 25-26 Harriman Oct. 2 7-28 Capen Oct. 29 Ellicott (BiaJ<e Center) For More Details Call Jim Gruber · at 636-2807 ~ s.- A)$0CIOfbl �Bulls looking to shoot down Ithaca Saturday at Rotary TOMORROW'S GAME: UDlvtnlty at BUFFALO BULLS (J..l) vs. ITHACA Collttt BOMBERS (Z.J) FACTS: The Bulls and the Bomber1 knock helmets for the first time ever at Rotary. UB is r iding a three &lUIIe winning steak but, more importantly, they are coming off what coach Bill Dando called "our best game o r the year." Ithaca managed to win big at the hands of Sprinafield College, but will have to work harder if they want the same results Ibis ~urday. The game is proclaimed "Field Ownen Day. " The Student Associat.i on and the Varsity Oub, cosponsored a campaign to have fans symbolically purchase Rotary Field and those buyers will be recognized with drawings and Other surprises. ON THE A Ill: This, and every home game will be broadcasted Uve by WBFO (FM 88); Cablescope (C-10) wi.U also tape tbe contest to be shown on a ddayed basis later that night at 7:00p.m. BULL BITS: S-11 18 at COrtland St . Jl 5-18 26 ar Baldwin-Wallace 31 S-~ 14 Roches!er IJ 0-2 44 Buffalo St . 3 L-9 at Canisius 13 Althou(lh the UB defen<e has alowed an avcrqe of less than 10 points per game durin& the winning streak. it was only last ,.,..k that they proved they could itop a more than respectable offense. UB ooUected four more interceptions asainst the Grlffs to help seal the victory. Gerry Quinlivan increased his team leadin& total to three while"fello linebacker Cosmo Nestola ran one back on a 65 yard TO jaunt. All x er, the corp has 11, or 2.4 per The de fen~ spent the area tor amount of time on the playing lield last week, because the offense did not need a lOt ot time to do their job. Aauntina an abiUty to score quickly, the Bulls led Canisuis after only the f~rst two minutes of the game. QB Ken Hyer completed his first II in a row. The offensive Une bas arrived. The loss or one quanerback already had to be on their minds when they protected Hyer from all b ut one quarterback sack. H yer bad played the game with a sprained ankle be suffered in practice the day before. He has showed no obvious sign$ or the injury and should be 100 percent tomorrow. Many Barrett will suit up for the game and when asked if he would be ready to throw, be said, "probably." Barrett's return will not be rushed if Hyer continues to produce. Wo rkhorse Pat Whitehead ran for 109 yards last week, increasing his season total to 385 (or 12 percent or the Dull's around game), Oolng nowhere. Tough Bull defenM BOMBER BABBLE: S-11 7-at Albany 10 5-18 14-at Sl . La,.nnce 4S s-~ 27-Fordbam 3 0-l 7-Alfred 10 0-9 42-Springfield IS The Bulls wiU see the 'new' Jthaea Bombers. Ovcrlookina their Z.J reeord, the Bombers have survived early season troubles and are pull ina togethct a team that would do justice for their reputation as a powerhouse proararn. I thaca has 31 leuormen returni'na for 1982, of wbieb only four are seniors. For any team, Jack of total preparation before meetina teams Ute Albany and Sl. Lawrence will result in games like the Bomben experienced. In those aames, their defense gave up over 900 yards. Since then, Ithaca- like the Bulls~uld have aone unbeaten, however they have won only tWO Of their last three. Yard wise, the defense held those three teams down to a combined 700. Four t urnoven cost Ithaca a victory against Alfred. Quattorbaclt ttoubles are here too.Senior Cory Davies has lo"ed the most gametime this susoo, but it was sophomore Jeff Aanden who itarled last week. None o f the QBs' passina statistics sparkle, so Coach Jim Butterlield will most likely start the player who has earned more merit in the week's practice. The offeo~ is paced by fleet-footed freshman wide receiver Georac Mack. The highly touted Mack-who also plays b~ball in the sprina for Ithaca- bas caught only 13 passes so far Ibis ~n, but has turned them into JOI yards, or 23.2 per catch. In Ithaca, Dave Stone means defense. Tbe outside linebacker has 6S tacldes to his credlt and Jw week blocked two punts and a field aoal that set up two touchdoWN. Ithaca has virtually no kicking game ouuide of extra point range, and will 80 for it On fourth downs in opponent's territory. Compiled by Ktvln Krueger "Football You Bet" Field Owners Day Tomorrow, 1:00pm At Rotary Field U.B. Bulls (3·2) vs. Ithaca Bombers (2·3) - �classified ads Wj1tl ac.t'IKk cw money ord.r I~ full .,..ymetH... No •da _,II be 1A.,tl\ over 1ht pnone. Tht 6ptte4rum f'eurtU the right 10 td!l •n't' eooy. No rehmCJI .,. gNen on ctaasllled ltf-!1. Pleau ma.6 sure cop)' Is teo!blt. The soeettum CloP 1'101 aa.sumt rH'aponslblllty to' any er10f'lt except to towoouce Itt)' lcJ ror 1 1 r~ valu•loa to 1 fa ktl •• w.t.nRf!".S. 80x.5f'AIHG. AUTOMOTIVE * ,,..,...,, d'lalra. ~~:·::•!: ':,."':,rnb~~·o;;,::,!:;: LOSl 1'. rouNO taolt, Uru.,rao~et •hWie.-..JI&4.. BEAUTIFUl l FOO SAU- 1111 SuMf m<Jlorc)'CW ~ m.,oon wd b!Ktl;, tow m..,~ ••Ira fe_.l"'-s. Pctlltr!l~lol:l,~m.~......,~.20Q,CIH fte&.4'1$3 • "., $:00 p.m t.v. tolOA. auuww.. b!M JC*Cl. dNf*, n.••.,,-tW lltu. ua..ttl!l- BEO~. •v•11•t11• JM 1, u ~~ t!l<:~• 0.11'1 tloWM ot.t•Dt. .,, appllllt"'C6lt-uhtr, Orr-.."'c.l,CioN to...,..l\tt&l Cell Luna. 626-268-4 Of ~,1n:; vec:Wf!l 1-4,, --'fioov FOIII RD&T APAAtM!NT·MAT£ WAHT[D! FII'!!Wtl ~ lOrnl"l.ltf •till lrotl'l M ~ to& P'tla, fi"''' Ifl 10 1!101111\ ,. . . . . "":1421. LAROE ROON-M1>~ MUMC., ;;dAC, mat.ur• pe<IOI'I t~rdt~nad. ,.,.,~ QS-lfl$. amofio;tt IHIIttftiO, OFF CMWUS HOUSING HELP WANlED OtN[TT( S£1, .CO\ICII ..,.,_ 1'-~ 1001 atDOIS. l"'ll:t and mor• Mc~~ng1 m~t u a Sa·l tM. •o.... »lll)lllt at No~oocs cn.ar l..'lrn"rrOGl 8001l&WElY£5. ••...,,. lillie._, "U)I.CPI, tt111ra. ,...,.u.,n, "'"'sa vo !.1 Oct, 16. 1o..a. w :~~:I!S:'& ~,.:-:.-:-.,.,.,..,.,..,.-.,.,..,-"""·-- .,;;;;; ~:~~4~~:::.'-;.,...._ cc.-:,,,,,.-• •-. -•.,. - ... -.12...... ..._ · •~o•'l•• · soth••re olwf mor•~ AOV£AT1!iiNG SALES A£,-s- ,...,.,. al 11)e .S.O.UIV""- Gtlln ·~"•~• •NI ~ Cont•el Mille t1 Q..UQIS Car Md lnJf\a reqtJint4 - CCIC10Ail W.\ITMS$ OMool Mt. . Oft.ln.IO'!I-1 cl&~b, ).300,00, tuM c• l)alt lii'IWI. "W$1 M •tl\l)ltiO!ollo <:611 8EA;UTfFUL SUN.UT l BEDROOM uP,I>tf on MJnn...o11 •~•lla.t~~oe HQ., 1 t.:W5.00 1>1~.r• on "lll(lfMC.tft~C..I ~ THAtE !IEDAOOW JI'URflftSHED 1t9A111t11nl WdM$C,. l Yaii-* Ocl l$ 0t HoY 1. ~ c.JI Jot, 131Wtl7 ~~t~yd~n~t • llEGAHl. ROOMY \.IPPER on chi..! Wocxr-eto •~•. 1141., ..o!\lng Aml\eft'l S.. llr••c•~ rn... ~~ .t1o. ., 1330 P'~a \IUJII'*' CJn4 f ALAH KACttfC-.SorMantl lOid PM II ~~ru ~ Dlrtnoty to li IAit NfNM' .. w. ,... llf f'tO'tfll Ofd )'Oil"'• , ...... CIOII'IQIC 1M? OA.K UKU, 1bt Ptt')' '' .Uit on, Ma.n:a. l YHN, GERFt'Y &.fl.£HA-Wntc1111.dyone "'ll ~ s-.1 hOI'I'Itl: •II" m.t .tnet Dotl'1 ft;llt Qoir\1-)'0I.Iu;lll\l!""antiQtal ~lollt~, Slltl. P 5 I alc;tn'I 111Mir tl WO\IId work. ••w011 I:IOdrCIM\ ------ PERSONAL uaMa~r~~l~roorMo~ -~~~lift ... lntlliOM.Grao.lillal~P'WI·....O. ll'\ll'lt-tff!IO¥t,~ •.,..•·""••. nw bottamotl!lai lO¥t .II..... SW P,$ Noww.. I:Nlot'IIIOJ.jl)ta, ~ cl•rllllg7t toltf'f04J IIIK!ulo oa . . . .l. (J HIJW abolll IOIIJQ'M a1!101 ltwt, S8 .,.,INI'Itw:llrotC..J3.t.I01'5 aOOM ,t.YA.IlABlE 11\.2 ~ Mmj.;l·urniWitd ap~L ~M\Jl 8Uiffl0 .,.... 111500 Pltr mtlflt" piUI \\ vtlllllh. C-'llf3.(lll.)a, •• !'tO JIIII'III'.,IJ6..n7).. a.~ TWO~APARfMEHl, walll~"'"~ 110I*'- S~.I)Q, 107·1"361.tl.l2:.ol7.t tfOU$ElMTl TO SM.AR( ;111...tlt....., lt!OftoDM'. Will )'OI.Ihef D1 ••uf)' - - - - - -- - - ORF.~--10WUI'I*'*"'~!I~plll'ld INU~liCi.P.G. MY F'R!fHDS: J ,R.IPIOn IIUiot •NI, C.OitiMi l....d •oma n), the plelllu, ll'lt Pollee, 1he 'o•e-" mooOO''• Alchf'I'!Oond 106 (IO·IH. =·~~r;~:;~~=·.~;,•:,:; :: _IT_. . .__________.________ CHJISK4.VOEH.fvwytlmt)'OW~1CIM\If'l111f 0V me in S.LL.-~ ltlfllo!M IWICii t'O"' ,_., ~~......,~~.... IJ,'IdiQI.IIcU, WI\Mi, ~lf•f ef\O!flMI't, ~.... 11\0 Pu0 MQthl ltow. yall"dl'lltl\iu yt~idl llPew•. C ! SanJo"• The Polish Student ! 1 League l !. presents ! I d"POLAND SEEN ~OM ! l THE INSIDE''' 'I ~ Lecture by Dr. Richard! 1 Sokolowski and Eva ! Ill!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!! ! M arszal kowsk i on Their ! IF l First Hand Experience l l of Recent.Events l ! . in Poland . 1 ! Fnday, Oct. 15th 1 lt-------1----+-- ---+---- ---11\ 8:00P.M . l Room 239 Hayes H ?II ! l Free Admission ! l Recept ion ~! L __~ II Fo II ow .~-:-:.~ l 1 I H------ --___.J._- - - - - 1 - - - - - 1- ----!1 All rosters may be picked up outside the RECREATION AND INTRAMURAL SERVICES OFFICE at 152 ALUMNI HALL Friend5.-ci.FcAcPresenl:+ Academy Award Win ne r for : Best Pictutc: Best Orig.inaLSoe:.cnpl•y Bd.L Orioinal S<orclkst Costul'f1C Oe!tlgrt ,.................. ..., ........ "'" ...... , ...._.. ..-.....,.,_lr" .........- .. ~- ... Uti.......,.:-...·- . ~-~ ~.":.::::::=-;•t.t~A..n~Otn.,. ...._...~ ....,.......,.. ... ~-· "'.........."' ·-···~.........~~ ___ .,...... .. ..., .".., NO ROSTERS WILL BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT THE $15.00 DEPOSIT. THE FEE FOR THE RAQUETBALL TOURNAMENT WILL BE $2.00 AND WILL BE COLLECTED AT THE MEETING. ~....,~ Any questions please call Michael O'Conner, Head Supervisor of lntfarnurats at 636•3147. Oc~ a Time Place _::•::.-:: ___ ~ Doole .... -...... ' • 1o~-~"'filldll'd"~-• ~-.- ...._ .... -,;IOC<U\._.c-~ 15 11 7:30, 9:46 & 12am ·•• S1.75 �OtiARAc:Tat BAU.n, lalCQI\J t~IQ!Jol.. i»gll'll MOI\aty. F'11,. 5t.udlo, 091-1101. n.y-,, betn ~f PAL-Kip&>r Allnl.,.,..,.... 1 Noy;~ a lot tiUt lht)o atl" t p&tt:le, TO llwlt)'t wltl AlAN lolol~ I II:~ tfl• t St..._ HA091IIirl'*fl~{WMueJGofttO 10 Wu:I'Un!J'Ofl M No• 1154U\. NElDM PERSON TtAM$ to. tn. "'GfNoiCOfiiiOt. kr 01~"' OU. 20, C:.Q frltiCIIMII, t7+.30to. MOY1ES, 10 CEHl WINGS, at1Ci "3 ...,.,,,, S 1--25" 1.-r Mond*Y at Gabl~ WM\•1 '* .Are You Tired of Doughy Pizza? Are You Sick of Sweet Sauce? LORf-HIQP) 1IU\ l lrthdly $weerltl Gel Qay.cJ~tct, l.o\lt Yl , J~IL D£AA PAR~T can.. c,w.~ wyClfiOM r,o..l• ~ """''~no Mts prl••tt 11\wt 1101~ tl04a:l" ~ et lt tht Ot)O!Ooii, '*'IMOtt PA.RTY.-11 MERK!MAC Sl'. &.L 0e1 t~t J p.m. uln b'f ~ o.lt• Ptll, IORDO-tt&llel'f .SW..Ht 0.,1 WtiO't ,~11 w,..llllf? You IIII I l.l;we, carla. m~ ......... M15S~1--f~Jvi,J. w11U! Jl:adclltctoo-Yowr JOEL MOIKOWTTt:MtiiP)'?tll bdattld tl\at~U fofc.ttk!oJtl~ ,..,., ~ 8U:ZEA, l tltl, tv_,. }let! at•t~ ITIO(at 1~1 s .....t t s1 Dl.y HelMy, Low. 8$,, CA.MMIDO£ DIETVISU~I II\II;t tat~r. I!'I!YIOi.l Dt•k!lllte)e'l p'-"wltlwor"f~11.M.rotJf . Tl'!. '"8 ... . Htc~C~V ACt(: YOII-.. man~ co -'" ,our ••Y to ll\.e Pl6r.t.Oid'f'OIJNW 1;..11 t,_.' at$8lmtellf'l00t! Surw:say •• 1 • "'·' H I'PIIf Blttba.t 'f7 -aaw.. ONCE AGAIIl,tr.t ,.,.a'I!W)Is...,. orf!JOI' tt '"'* u.a. "..,. •••~.a ~·,... mo~a nano~ IN~J. £~ac;ll ~ UltN 11'41'1 m.rtt1 tl'lt IIIII "Flr\t flour• 01 t ~!'~!,"' P•IA WttM.Mar.NII Kt•, o..,. Qnt¥101 M• ' " Rwmcta. JaH Fullet, N..J At.cMC• 1 Matcr,a O'RowB;a, E~" Pany.... =~:r~~=~~:~:.:-ot - - flk:NriG Rao'r. SCott HOC)Qe 1 Hnetn t4tl ht1 TlmO..V, DMn'-"~WtyntCitllord,t/14 f"'ry Nar4111t Con;1111, Gtt!Uemen.l To catlkl Y'QioltCMf.rl,. , AC(1.'1)1(-rm•u'ell\lt f.tl)fakon bthttJ ol tn.t GSA ·s.nt1t tn hoe:ln;g ~ managa to l'la,. 1 "-tiDY 8"'1fiO• l'+ TifT';, 45SASINS l N 201 Your l'WC t.OCPM..I f10'11 tb IMt IMide• ~lldn't ~• a .too;~~ ~~ 'f9'IT aumblrc..- ~-t.C i lt.a AI.Afl I< H.,~ Blrtftdilr May yo.,.- o.r1no.y -·) - If so th'en come to the Porter Sub Shop on Sunday, October 17th from 5 - 6:30 pm for a: ./ N DVI WAHT£0: To Clncttln&ll, OhtO oo Frtoa'(, $unday, Oct.11. ~~ II'Mn'-"' Od-1~ ratum c.• ..._.,._, &15-2242. 80E~EEDEDT081ffG~ Fr!Oty,Ot:lobtl 22.Qc.100. 14: Will , _ . 131-41110. ••Ptf\SM C.ll !,..oil, SE HVIC!:. S TVPlNG AHD 'NORD PAOCES6INQ.. Meli"< St.. 'Miellm'tnltl• • &31.011'1 Of &21-o»:l 6TUDENT ocsc::outiT$--W..,.., cut:......, '*"'>'City, 11.00. &ldiAIAIQt H•lr DMI!Ifl- 1" Englewood. &12.0001. -N.Y. Style Pizza Party- 8UJ\ I!IE£R, BE£R.8E£R.8Wl ~ ....... M~•, &e&.rali~ $2.00 for all you can eat Brought to you by the Jewish Student Union ~ TUTOR ING ~Di t!lltT!tt.. \af;ct tf\lfiOUtWNI I<"COvl'll M! t.~t. HIDE BOARD fllii'Jf:OH-lAEDTOCiiiCAGO. Lteltloo fWIIOf 11.\120, Attt.imli'IO 1CW24. Bob, J.)A.1311& •tt•t E:OP 11:07 1\ITOA nMCIMI tmmttSI•tlifr, Wit' pay SE.N!OM- Mall• SUi t fo &li" \!P 10 1\a. . J'OII' oonr•tt t•~~ !Oi lnct~o~•lor~ Jn '"' lfltJ OuH•IOnl~ ~'I b. '-fl OUI t'-11" \ICI bll*tllll Ck:t Hol!ltl\ In; 6oiS ~ tn!m~~n HAll fl)n Mtln SttHU. ' ' ' Tt!btr1 .... MlijlofV Fl)lmQfl A.c•iJtrm\oc Citnt•• 110m ' -.r.. . . _ 1 g,UI 01,-.AI'ttnl fiOI'fl W)~ "'fl Pt"OO\Itlklfl .G..II £GKt..Hiii.A"'R-.l WIY o l TI.IIIJ611V•-' 31) om.- l;loll Bllllt) Aut lt3,111111, t.OUI$, LOUJ$. OAV(. OAV£, MilO ftom OOD)' O..ll Y\1._- Y'wt. t_Oa.ctllll•• ~~ Ef'JOY 1D Ci:Nl Wl~GS I~ 10 c tnl bOO ti!Nfs Elllcou Comple> Srudt.t~t Auoclollon Q - FA"CTORY CLEARANCE SALE m the Staff .... 0."-r • £4 ht~IWiolt. ..... "'"'WIIII'""'"' Ill ~~.... OUITAM;. .....dft.T.,- ~o:;:.~:=:.o:.:.':a. O....ICICI......,__..........,_,Ti..,_OJt. ROSE !~FLORAL ~!!~! Sweetest r - THE STRIN' Sli01'1'E - ......-c.. ...,....,............ Horlh' 8ull•lo- A,_a , A~~~~Y · rthday ! Saturday 5 PM Chaplain Kamaru prnchlnv b34-712<l or 832-221>3 t OI¥M ~ a ,.WI"-'" llrl-.u.t ~c ~$4 ,_ERVIC~ TVfiiHG fJAPERS. lt\e»Y~rnu~T~n. C.Il lkrtwtra, G,i5.2711 f~LIN ·l Jane Kftler Rm. o...a1 ~·•~c- TYJIIHG 01-'Mft.IION.. ~ etc. C*fti7$.01Ci6. . PROTEST ANT WORSHIP ~ TYPING kf.ll. l<~&!drt1-.llcwll\tl1 8E POUtiC.All'f ACTIVE. ~ He M•lrlO C~K~mo·~ flln'nlnO mt.t• ,., O.loemo f'l ~~to ' 'lCieV at l~ p m Com• .ut ancl ,.... ~ :JQfltltJaPt. •w•ttt ol pcNr coneetns. tqoPP\0 QIA1 H DAYTQl,~ £ MAH.GiNG EDrlC~ YltlO't llwiiY"II\!wt lo t-ft mt -.;1)•-.d•tt IU .,.,.,. EM. 1Mf a, CaliLM , ~ w-..u.ouo I !I D•y October 16th 11 SweetheArt Joses Anansed In • Vue - - $ t 9 .9s - - ! 1 l • 1 lI SKI JACKETS I l Nortlllown Plaza - 833·3 I 361 307S Sheridan Drive I I Amherst. N,Y. 142Z6 Happy Birthday Mlshl love, Paul ON ALL LEATHERS, DOWNS, SKI WEARS & WOOLS 1,000's OF COATS TO CHOOSE fROM I II 10 o/o Off All Merchandise\\ Not Valid On OUt of Town I ~.-,.- _ _ OrdCIS - - - 1 COURDUROYJACKETS VELVETINE BLAZERS I THE NAVY NURSE CORPS * • :: You wlll doubtless consider many options :: when planning for your Initial Job or a career change. Ultimately, you will decide ,. upon the most sound choice which will offer you a balance ot freedom and security. Of the many opportunities before you, why not • choose to Invest yourself and your future ! ! !: i .... with the Navy? :: $19~00 ,. JACKETS ! LADIES SUEDE t ! 1 ; "' :t for furthej 1nformatlon, e or call: N~vy Medical Progta ..,: · : Feder'!! B:.;Hcii ng. Roofft ! • ! i • • ! ! i•! i $19.00 $19.00 COURDUROY LADIES BLACK BLAZERS LEATHER VEST UNIVERSITY PLAZA 3500 Main Street ! ! ! (located in the rear of the Old .Grants Store) ! ! --833·0533-·- H M -' S ;! r: t9 ours • ... onuay th.r u aturday ~ 10 am • 6 pm ! · ~: · please~, ~ .2 ·~/fa%~~~~~;o;tr~i' (71 6)856- 1730 ,,. • }( ' : i ~~ ·······-·······-················· lt Pile Lined : : If you are 20 and less than 35 years of age, ,. a Registered Nurse who has graduated from a BSN program; a student In a BSN program ,. within 6 months of graduation, or an RN graduate from a three year Diploma program of 18 weeks duration with one :: year's experience, you are elllglble to apply • for direct appointment In the Navy Nurse Corps. We welcome the chance to explore with you the many reward ing ~stgnments available In the Navy. • S1 ooo lt GARQL'S .APPARELS ( �'When people ••an 10 look like nwnbcu, or your l!fiUidmother liAIU to took like a wolf. you "'•Y be in big trouble.' I Littl< Red Ridini Hood ( announccRK.-nts Pnrrlct fnr er"lt• W,o r" sbop- C:ucc r Mann1n g Office- Friday, Oct. 15, l ·l p. m.. l16 Wende, MSC. lJ<'lta Sigma Theta Sororfly Plltty on Sat . Oct. 16. 10:00, Tolbert BuUpcn, AC. La!< buues pro\'ided. Homt<'Omlng Qu..n Applk-aliu"" Anltoblt, deadline i> ' p.- on Oct. IS, Harriman, Capen, EUicou. Lutbrnn C....pu.< Mlrtblty Worship S<nk., on Sunday, Oct. 17, II a.m., R<$urr«'!ion House. 2 University Av<. fransponouion from Amhersr av~Jable -CAU &J?. 7S7.5. Si>cl<r, of Womm &lli...n WIAf Tour 10 T aylor-Great Western Winen... on Friday, Oct. 2l. The buss<:> leave promptly ai noon and ret urn approxlmately 7 p .m. fr«. Sign up in 128 BeU HaU b~ Friday. Oct . 15. Alplut Ddt• ,_lfn.....Uiy "O..ob..t..t" Pany on Oa . 16, 8 p .m~ rill, 16 Metrimac St . Stodtnt A....,. lor Sp..eb I Hnriog PllttY ru P.J. Bou onu on Wednesday, 10120, 9 p~ . Divali Cel<bn tloa-Sponsorrd by the India Stud'J>II An ociotion on Sa<.. Oct . 16. S p. m.. 141 Diefendorf Hall. Wo.maa'J Track TniD llolltoa Sak on Fridil)l, 10/IS, Cap.., Lobby, U)-l . ll .OO eo<h . Aleobol Awaten... Protn.m Couasoll8c Croap• Mon., J0/ 18, 12-1 p.m ., JO Caprn Hall or call u• at 636-21107, Makt a dltr..._ lrt , _ llf•. Mminas concmtina sdf awareneu and dcvclopinllbllerpersanal•ltilh 011 Wcdncs4oy <>eninp. 6:JO.I:OO p. m. stll1inc 10127 In Capen Hall. Coil 636-zno to rqlltor. a..r-a Mauct-1 W - p. A siueosion propaml$ bdna offered by the Unive~sily CoullldinJ Servia bcclonl•• Oct. 21, 6-7:30 p.m. ca1J 636-2720 to rqi&~. Wo. . . ill T.........,.-Eiaht .sessionr. Thundays, S~:30 p.m. oo MSC. c.IJ Wilda Levin or Eloite O'Brien Ill the Univmity Couruding Service for mor• info. 636-2720. i - . or Mtilio Coo•o llecnlt.at. ca1J or Joe aJ 6J6-SJ87. p.,.,. at 842·1410 N«d help with an mlgnmut? The Writ ~ P lace, tho Univetsity'.t rr«, drop in writing tutorial scrviqe . located in J36 Baldy Hall, i5 open dail) !l'om 10 a.m. to 4 p. m.. and Mnndoy throul!h Thursda y evenins• from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wrhlog )Our oa. 18 and 19, 9-S p.m., Capen 10. WorMip S..VIce ~poruored by lhe- W..ley Founda.d,o n and the C&mpus Cbuteb Coalition. Sa!urday, S p.m., Jane Keeler Room. Prol- ~i.;;;.:!'!i.. Oct. IS, 1;30 p.m., Cbabad House! AC and 3292 Main SL ~1 ., Oa . i0, ;~ !l!l·: Shabbot &m-1cu. ...._. polldcoiJ llll::lln: Come see Mario Cuomo'• runnina ID&I<n AJ Ddbdlio In Kno• 20, Friday at 3:30p.m. ~~- .. ..... ;J::, ........ 1'itrlr!d. , F-.o c..a.lill . ,.... oa. 21 a1 s p.m. in tbe Cf!J LoWl~t. room 161, 1Di!* n. w inxl'l•« - -.!!a ....,... _ _....ror oil wri• ; on TUddq .....m,. in ~~ l'lrtO', MSC from H :JO. quiillf~ " udenl$ for graduot< study in Engineering, Computer SCaencc, ApUed Math And Phy$iC$. U.S. citiu mhip is: required. Write 10 Hughes aircrafi: Cornpany, CorpOr.tlt Fellowship Office, Culver City, CA 90230. d.isHnation? Stress. an.roie1y -and i.sotatWn can interfore with your writins. Life Worl<shop. h.o.1 a frte 3 Atteallon: Pn-Law S<nJo,.. N.,. York Univeulty Sc;hool of ,_ion workshop that con help. c.ll 636-2SOS to r(Ji>ter. Law will be on campus to interview prospectlvt students on Begin; Monday. ' . Monday, Oct. 18. Call Mn. Shea at the Oor<tr Planning O ffice., 83l.JSIS, to Rl up an appt ~""' OIOf'O oboat rap<. c.JI Life Workshops at 636-2808 for thl$ frre work$hop whieh bcgil'ls Monday. Afpluo LatDbda Ddta·P ~I Eta Sf&m• Bloodmobllt Slpup from 0... 18·22. Cilpen Lobby. •w• Scnlon: M,ake to ha\'e your yearbook ponn>Jt taken (D< inclusion in the 1983 Buffalonian. Si&o up Is between Oct. ll·29 1n ~ S Harntrlan Lib, Ill Talbert H11ll , 1~ &ldy Hall or in 167 Millard Fillmore f<cademic Center. Co.,.. Work 81,..? Come to tl>< Study Plaoe. 354 Baldy HaD, 12-4 Mondoy thrQut!b Thursday. meetinp u., Ttu Beta PI Orauiutlonll M.. C.pen 251. on Monday, Oct. 18, Polllk:al SdeD<t Clulo Medlaa on Monday, 0... 18 ar 3 p. m., Room 6&11n Baldy Hall. Also<:ltUoo fO< Info . and S!'R•IDl Mc•t M..lbtt on Oct. 22. Cnlt Oat,u Workltlopt-Tbe Clllfi Center ba.J sdledulrd 6 p .m., Talbert H:UI, Room 107, AC. SI.OOcover charge for • work,sllops ln aUk screen 1 basic duigo, dta.Wing, wate.roo.lor non-mrmbers. and photography. Th<y brain durina the week o r Oet. 18. Ph.o ne 6)6-24:14 or vUI! the Ctafl Center, 120 MFAC. Alpha~- Ddtt wtlldlftt on Monday, Oct . 18 at 3:30 in Ellicott, AC. 211 Talbert H:UI to discuss plans for upooming blood drive as weU as other aclivhies._ l.um a Marls<table Sfdlf-Beeome 1 Panltpl. Adelphi Unlver>hy will be on camp...,, Wednesday, Oct. 17. ca1J the Caribbcu Sh tdentl Asooc:. ~mtl M..tlliJ on Ott. IS, 6:30 Corter Plonning Oilier at 831·3SJ S and ask for Mrs. Shea, to p.m ., Red Ja<ker 2nd Aoor Loung,e. Not Tal~rt 211. set up an a,:ppointmou, ~:~~=·'"Soddy Member M..Uaa on 20,1 p.m., All<alfea: PR'·UW S.tolon. Pc~ine University School of L:a>N 'ki_U bt- on campus to lntet'VIeVI prospcctiYe student! on Thursday, Octobcr23. CaU Mrs. Sbea aJ the Car.., Planllina R....U. Clab Mtdlac lor T<Ain dale• on Oct. IS, l ;JO Ofr...,, SJI-JS.,, to.JCt up an appointm<nl. p .m., Clcmcn.s HaD, JOJO, AC. oa. S<alor Pn-Law Slwho have high eracfe polot • •craaer Coalllloll or M i -y/ GnMI 4 Ptol SCutleeta Oft. Moot111 on and strona law bo.vdt may apply for the Morthead Oct. 19, 4,00, Acheson, Room 5. Fcllow$bipo awardeol. by the University of North OoroUo.a . for funber lnformation, write the Dean. School o f Law, University of North Oorolina, Cbapd HUI, Non.h Oorolirul 2151•. c.....- Snloft -~0 .... I!Oiq oa to grad. or prof.....,.,. wit!> tbe ~ion of pre-med, pre-dent, pre-vet and pr<• oplomelty,l/lould set Up t reference me at eitber of the tWO Car- Planoina AppolntmentJ for tbe Amhen t campus can be mode by c:allin& 636-2231, a.Jk for Mr•. Meek. At the Main Street campw call 831·3SIS and as~ for Mrs. orr,.,... Shea. Od o..p w o -·a FnkhlltJ Plato< Sak, R• &h" Alrcnll Company is offering 100 f<Uowships to 8111 or Broadway includin& Jesu.s Oui>t Supcntar Friday, Oct. 14, 8 p. m. in the Talben Bullpen. Admission: Club keys, S2.SO, oon·student, Sl.SO. s,..._ Uaho. ScHol of Cnd . - _ _ . will fllatulter Ape. Yonta at the Albrit!bt Kno• Art GaUery interview studentJ concemin& their MBA prosram on Aud. on Fri., Oct. IS at 8:30 p .m. Adml5sion : Wcdneteay, October 20th, 00 Mrs. Shea at the Career Studrnu-51..50,, O.ncrlii-Sl.OO. Plannina Offices at 831 ·!51' for an al!pointmcru. Att..tloa: Pn-Law Scalon. New Ena)and School or Law wiD be: on c:ampw to interview prospective studenu on Thursday. O..ober 21, 1982. ca1J Mn. Shea of the Oorecr Plannina Office at !li·3SJS for an appoilument. ~ lot N - S.... F o -a Gnduat.e ~"-! Seien<e Fouodalion M'10ority Fdlows!Upo Fdlowlbips can be obtaioed by wn'ii..<: fetlowllllp orr10e, llldonal Rc:searcb Council, 2101 Conslitution A..,;;:::, Waabinllon, D.C. 20411. Fdlowshi.pt .,. awarded for study a< wort leadina to Master's or DoclonJ dqrees in tl>~ malhaJwic:al, phYtieaJ, biolociCal• ..,.u-;n, and sqclal scieoas aDd in tbe flbtOI)' and PbiloJopby of Seien<e. •f'IOlicatioas art: CDCOUJllled ror minoritia. worocn. ana ''Mot M.," on Sat .. Oct. 16, 10 a.m., Waldman Thellter. . F~admwion. " PW>Ie" on Ott. 14 and IS, 4:30, 7 and 9:JO, Wold.mon TheaJcr. Stud<:otJ, SI.7S, Oeoentl,ll.ll. "~ ol fln!" oo 0... IS. and 16, 7:30, 9:45 and m~t. ~riday in 170 MFAC, Salurdlly in l.c6 Dief. AdnWoion ts SJ.7S. TlCket.s rold only at tbe ticket ofrtce. Opnt '*td -~ ror a - . r "'...,, - .. in the """"" will be held Friday, 0a.. :! !! Burr. Stale. QIJ i'aul ~. 884-Dll, fot dctaib. t~odicap!ed . aud mem.be.rs. Ol~er " - - " O n lite Orfgim or the NOn·lnt...,cntion Por~ey inJheSponisb Civil War", 8 p. m., Martin Room. 567 UDdtUqHdldlled JIOUP5 .;;~- - · DeadliD< Cai:>cn Hall. AC. for appiJiaa is -her :14, I!~G. ;bYsiealiy or � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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The commhtcc has yet to be: completely staffed and will be composed of vice prt.sidcms, deans, ~tudenu, athJedt directors and prcsidcnu from acro5S :he S)'Stem. Wharton mode his remarks during a.n mtcr.,.icw which covered Issues u local autonomy, -a possible UB student union and fuwrc fini1nciaJ questions. including 1hc po.ssibnity of retrenchment. U B b preparing a rcpon to elevate its athtltic program, til her by upgrading to Division I or a. general ovtrhaul. But 1,hroug.hout its deUberations. there has been consld<rablc doubt that any improvement can be made due to Stat~ reslrictions forbidding CentrAl still tries to bQ.Smg figures on local campus W hanon dudged a qu.,.tlon -about an Amherst Campus student unian. He maintained that he has to speak with University )'ct President Steven 8. Sample about possibJc studem funding for a building on campus. "I haven't been bridc:d," Wharton s.aid, a1hletic scholarships. When asked if it was possible for these restrictions to be lifted, noting that he was ramm:u wilh Wharton r<plied, "it would be tas1 Spring's controversial dosing within the power of the- individual of Squirt Hall and the sub.lequent Unive-uhies" to do something •bout ll. h is pan or the broader review, It 1s within tbc purview of State·widc protests~ expeeu • formal annouM'ement WhUe Rveral SUNY school> are Buffalo State College. Brookport and sometime In the near future. Geneseo-he did not cxpccs any the task: for«." The Chancellor retrt:ne:hing-in ~ludin.a arros. the boord layofrs within the sySlem. ' 'The biggest inponderablc is the future: level of funding for higher educadoo,'' he .5ald, ••aut a.t pre.scn1 we do not pruj«:t i!ny dtdint" in total SUNY employn1ent. .. We. expect a shift u_p or down for individual campuses, but Lhot is a reflection of location and ocher faccors," Wharton assured. ··we do not project any decline in the Univel$ity Cenl<r at Burfalo." But there are certain campuses "that we believe wi1l decrease sli&htly." Despite tht uncertainty, SUNY lHE csdm:ues, enroUment panerM 3.1\d their own calcular1ons. "There are: significanc change./ occurin& in terms. or studcm attendance... he s.ajd, noting that rece'ot culba~;ks Jn nnanc-ial aid on the federal level ,.;u h•ve an imparl on SUNY enrollment . ~ An additional probltm for WbOJ1on and hi's 11arr, he explained , was che curnbcnornc Sc;uc bureaucracy, esP«faUy the hiring ftctle, that docs not ptrmil the S}'Siem CO (ill1lll.Y oew positions. ''Tht"problc:m with the rrceze is that the V~'\dC$ "C'f'C occurring in hi&h demand ttrcas. · · he t xplalned. T he Chanct'llor discussed th~ poMibiUt.y or greatCr autonom)' at lhe local level for individual SUNY eampu$0>, ta.t month lhe University Council i«reased a rq)Ort on New York State burraucraey- prepa.red by lhe SUNY-Binghamton Council-claimlng that over· rcaulation iJ, causing gross incffidency within the- l)!stt.m. Wb:uton did not c:ommrnt dir«tJy on the rtpon although he hinted that it could be benenciat for E SUNY to looJ<n the n:igns of its 2 riaht central controJ. i; "In m)' jo"dgcmcnt there arc: : many dccbioru: besr made \flthin • the department," he explained, ~ ..~me are besr n1ade in che schoo1 ~ or college and othtri are best ~ m-ade at the campus or central "' levcJ:• ~ Although not proposina aummony or any real reduction ln I he authority of SUNY Ctntral, \Vhi.u ton suggested ''that d«ision) be made that are as dOk as po.sstblc: to whtrc Jhe c:ompctancy IQ make those decisions. ar e at . '· He 3dded. however, "Th~rc are cues v.·hert the d«bions arc bc:sl made ceni'I'Aily." ManasJnc a univcr.sity 1ystM1, Whanon said. is a. mort involved ta~k than running. other Statt agencies.• "A university has a vety complex organizat.lonal )Cruet \Ire that relict upon a vtry heterogenous SC-I or COnstilucnti," he maintained. The dirfuculties ruis.e. ht c,'"p1aincd, btca\.tlot a university must b.:.lancc "coUegiatc tOPCC'ms" whh ""'a:<imi"tin.s ..._,. tnanagcrial flexibility _•• EORUM Wednesday 13 Ottobet 191 2 Volum• 33 NumW 22 State Uninr&lty ot New York a·t 8utta1o President Sample expands on additional goals stale to01ho ;arc majoring In the liberAJ 11rt11. but "Are doin_g .so"' By GARY STERN Campus Editor 0 Olhl.'t students have dirricuhy .-djuJting to UB. Umvcrsity President Steven 8 . Sample addressed the queit ion before the • Faculty Senotc Y<>i<rday. Sample referred to the MUdy be published ;u "The Black \'tr}' we<tlthy. I ~ould no• t\) Chill uur efftm!i Mr OC\t ~;uons , but wemust now makt aggres~i\' t: nxruitin& polity, whh l'aculty 1dayiug a mnjut part:· Ground 'hould t>< h r O~tn n<\l munth, S.amph! ~oruinutd, 10 St:tn tht romtrUCIIOn or lhc new Student Ac:livit.let; Building which wtll lie eas.r of Kno:.. Lccl ure Hall 2nd north or llaldy Hall on I he 10 St udenl".S Gufde to Colleges" in the .spring . "II is my undtntanding that the person ~,~, ho conducted the survey, polled appro~imatcly 100 Institutions .' ' he said . '"I'm not trying to imply that We don't hB\'C a lona way to go in term5 of minoritY rcl.at.ion.~h ips, but when the comments art read m the comcxt of how man~· students \\!ere actually pulled, and our comparison with other Unh•crsities, the')' may be held in ~ dirftrent lighl." Alllht:rsl Campus. T~< Presrdenl listed bo~ hng. musk roorn~. billhudl and pinx· pong as the rwo·stnry buildinJ;'$ m::ajor -aurac.·rion)>. Although it will contain 40,()()() squllfc feec. The President's agenda included an e,"(phrnalio n his positive comprchensivt .stude:nt uni011 btcauS«: h will lack lar-ge louuge ~pates, .. ht s:l.id. rctmalto the liberal aru and xiences during his inauguraJ spcoec.h , and an update the slUdem union situation. or R eferring co o ther sourct'S, the Prcsidenl 1aid that he ha."i been " told that UB is not the first choitt for academically superior blatlt .s:tudt:nts h1 We:stern New York." Aclmowledging thot this is possibly trut, Sample spoke of th< need 10 attract the best suited minority studt:nu tn the area.. ''We wantlh< belt 1tudcnts," h< said. "II could not be called a or Small samplings or black studcnu wen actually taken oo 114 campusts. UB is criticized In man)' different areas, including humiliation rrorn toun.K'lor.s. uncaring white faculty and admlnis:cratOrs and rociol conOict.s in the dormilories. in~tiru tiun.s . 11 Mi1ny t'lrlgh1 'IUI.Ic:ntf with cxcrlk-m credentials arc: moving away to other urcas IU >1udy in the st)('ial sdt:nr:c~ otnd hum:tnlties;· Sample \:tid. "It i" u sually chc best nublic unl ...e:.-..ity m 4..•:1~:h \Hut that is tht' fir~t dmh:c ot th(' mo.!Jt tnl~:mc:d s~udcuts. c~duding_ the n che heels or a recent s;~.udy claim[ng Bl:td: A President Steven B. Semple 11 11 could greatly arrect tht cdutational proc:ess. ' ' ln his inaugural address on Sunday. the Prcside:m mentioned minority rttruitmtnt specifically for the firSt time as a high priority ma.nner_ 11 fn m)' speech, 1 was tryins to bt extraordinarily brief/' he said. ·•for this reason, my priorites wtte givt1l t n sinclc: sentences. ln which 1 mentioned minorities >P<Cifically. I had, however. thought that my Statt of the Univwlty addrtU Implied that we h3vt a netd ~o recruh minority )tude.nts. M v.·eiJ." The President expandrcl u,pOn Paul GetwiUJThe SIH!Cttum ' ' The problem goes back to srodenu that arc: interested in the technical departmenu.'' he: said. the fifi h long-range goal added in "We most intensify our rc::cruiting his in:s.u,guraJ addrC$S, concerning efforu in the humanities and social sciences. Wr. !hold be able th~ nerd co stre ngthen the: liberal a.r1s and .sciences in the: Unive:rshy. to attract • lor&< pereentase or Bec:ause ht has ne,•c::r before students to this Univenity who upc::rienccd a University in which want to major ln the humanities:· libc::ral art~ do not exist in ••.some: UB ha• excellent faculty in I he kind of unified struclure," Sampk tiberal aru .. well as ~ low said thai the Universicy has nudcn t-faculty ratio in tht varioYs hc::i.gbcentd his own .seruitivhy to cleponmenu, according to Sample. There arc many scudcnu in this problem• raced by libe<al ano. sub-c:ommillee of th< UniVt"r,Sh)' Council IUggt.sted that a second structure be concisunu!i to the octlvites building. Sample noted. The commillte bdievtd thot the building could not be supponed by State funds at this poinc in time. "A combination of resources will have 10 be used-primarily scudent rees," Sample Jaid_ After a series or meetings wrth rht six student government leaders, it has been concluded thai a ".scitntinc poll, probably by tlclphone, would ibe a good indication or what S-tudents think." Strong ruppo" would lead to a formal rercnndum, Sample roncluded. �lHE spEORUM. in sh(lrt. VoA~ Ho.22 s.tll a-!ol..,r,.,-..:,..1 l~ty~,...,_...., Jon Oot\.Aft~ ftltfOf r•w At.n C. liliiCtlle'latiAI.,.. ~dltf)f o••~ *"-~Art e»Kto, G•tV Gttm.'CI .,UI S.\h Alltr\IC:,, D••fd dtl.ttiiConftiO..UIIt I 'I II Lit Ptltlnoleo~tlrlb'"'"' a I' RlntiYRiado!COjly Oa'tld Ctljka/Fulutt l.ofl Sct!ullz/Fetlu,. Over-regulation \ 11 '• "ot ju11 UB. A rC(('Ol ~tudy or Amtrican unJnrsiti6 has coo<rudcd that tht OaJ.ion'l ID'.IItUCet O£ tUJt\rt le-arnings at~ (nltt•rqulatcd, surrrnn1 from go\c:rn~nt tntttftrtntf'. It ca1h fOf i1Q all~ut dforL.b~ orr.rtal.\ to combat eM u~d. Th• rtpon. hue!«< b) rormer Stat< Um•«"IY or ~'-•" Yor~ (SUN\) Chon<<llor Ern<it L. Boy<r <ondllda that "hoi< lrd<fal rqu.l•tton u on the d«hn~. prnsurc and inttt£ttcncc ts on the n.k at th< Slat< kvd. Coupkd "ith tht> os tho ocru~ny of $pe(lallztd :tccrtdeUnJ illlfrKtn, wtm:h .. thrtltU\l the imrsril) of hiJhn l tdu"allon from '*llh1"." It citc:'d K\etal cxampln including UB, :tJ those th•t 111e lo.s1na lhar tndtpettd(ncc to State tovcrnments. lndudcd 1\rt Pe.nll$)'1\'ania, Arbona and Nevada, whue minor- deciJiOn1 require· I he approval or the Lcgi5lll.turt or the Qoycrnor. Univmity ornciols hoV< <dmploinrd ro..'tnUy about th< •••••• or Statt' con1tol, callln1 ror crcatct authority uvc:r thdr afrllirs. They Cuomo. "'" bt on campus Ihi• Friday in Knox 20 •• i lO p.m. Ht will speak and answer ques1ions on hb vblt to lht Campu.5. 1.Jto1Bdlo Is the Coun1y e..,rc.usive or W~rchntrr Count) and he b<$t<d Carl M<Otll in th< primary IMI month "'.cnaef F Hoc»Jn_~;.l~ CONfJktf~ f#ocN.tf E SNIIIN. tlt"IHU WtMfe<f " a&I'!Mt CVIatotoJA-..tflllttt .-,.,,._,_ ~EOSESOAY: oN:tv uuoniiNAd't.Cootdlurt>t Volleyball: Frrdo"i> St. at Oar~ Hall (7:00pm) Me:n·, Soccer; at fredonia St . -.MM MUiet/PI'CNh;CfiH AI•" • O•r Kllhy Do--a1diACfr, Pfoduc:~ Coot. l..lv'il Conway/PI'OdiictJo,. TH URSDAY: Tht ~ttvm II tenood ~ I fie F!elei Oolr: ~~ ECot\C Chompio~Uhips (TBI'I) Women•, Tennis: al Ftedonla St. NIWIPIPtl 8ynd!Citl, l ol o\ngtlet Tlmu Gyndlca~e, Coll~l11 1 HtaaiiM) I pnoriun or tl'\t inatltUtiOO), .. Su<:h lfOUp! h.aw IUCh strid, un~bl• •t•ndarcli Ihal they...--. 10 choltt th• W!otutlons and c··. . . . . anfnnat 0 11 J'OltC) Unltt<S FtltUrta Syndlc:llftl and Unflltd Pttta Sy~ICitl Tilt SpiCffWff II flptM4W\1tcl fOt MJf~l ad\ltrtltlng by CommunlcaiJGN tnd Ad¥etUI~ S.,..,ICH 10 Sl~l'l!l. I"C S•I'YICt fRIDAY: An additional probl<m i• th< •peolaliLtd =rtditatiiiJ qtncl«. ~Aklcb ''impoK requircmmu. that ~ ..... undermine lhe O'-efaU DeiBello to speak Friday ~ Field Ho<i<ey: Po!Jdam SL at Al.umni Compl<.> (4:00 p.m.) J. 1/. Foocb.rl: lthaa Coli•~ 11 Rotary F't<ld 1):00 p.m.) Ci<<UIIIIOrt .... IOO 20000 A NNOUNCEM.£1\'TS: ded\ions Or!Bdfo. runntnt: wnh Mano Men's b.uk<tball pra<t~ !tartJ Tltrt /ipftNtMt oHtc.. _,. klu:ed ~n ALL S.A. FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS RETURN YOUR BUDGET PACKfTS BY OCTOBER 15TH IN ROOM 111 TALBERT HALL IF YOU DON'T YOU' Ll BE CUT OUT Mandatory International Club Meeting Oct. 18t h, 5 :30 P.M . in the Talbert Senate Chambers "The joy of Math" Come and Learn the Wonder &.. Beauty of Math with Dr. Dip! Wed ., Oct. J 3th at 7 :30 PM in Knox 20 Co-Sponsored by S.A ./Division of Student Affairs ,. ~ Halt, SIMI UftM.t~My c:Jit,Hta> on Mon411) . O<tobtrl!. !rom )·':00 p.m. ar Oark H•ll. All prospt<ttV< playm mun ha•• an oru•ranc• ror111 and have unoasonr • p)t)'$lcol. lnt<reottd c•ndldat.. Jhould <onloct Coach BIU Hu$hn 11 ll1·29U. . •t t<evtn A Ksueo-ospott• O"rore MlltlniA"• TonY Gra~M ulk B4D khoot~JIIItft ,._.It~,. 6eoS Fis.Mf'IPNfo Clipboard want pott-'a udit rAther than ore-audil t:ontrol over man)' dcdsionJ at lhc e:unpu~ lrvel oe-.e Mec~maniPhofo Jamu Sultt)'IPftolo Attention field Owners Sat .. Oct. 16th is ... Field Owners Day at Rotary Field 1 pm Bring Your Certificate to t he Gar:ne to be Eligible for Burger King French Fries and Other Great Prizes Come Watch the U.B. Air Attack Shoot Down the Ithaca Bo mbers S.A. &.. Varsity Club Mandatory Assembly Meeting Friday, Oct. 15th at 3 :30pm Talbert Senate Chambers Speaker &.. Rules Committee Elections For More Info. Call . jerry Olsen at 636-2950 York atlklll......J1110., H . . VCM"t "* · · - (!lf)IS2. Copyrtvrot IIG llulfoto. H V.... Tlll SOecvvm StuOent PtlnodlcAI tnc. Edtlo<lol policy II ~1111,111*' Oytltll Ed •tor-4~f. ~tcetlon• or any mttltf hWtln w'lthOU1 IM ••~'**'' c:onHf'l ol IN Edi.CJif..,ft-Chlellt ltrtctly fortlkkttn. TM Sp.clrum I• prlnled o.., BuflaJO NtwJPfttl 1~.. 1370 Stt!OCI 51 Bvlftlo. N.Y• Senate Meeting Wed., Oct. 13th at 4:00pm in the Talbert Senate Chambers Mandatory Activities Fair Meeting Friday, Oct. 15th 4 :30P.M . in 222 Talbert SASU Committee Meeting 5:00P.M . Oct. 13th 222 Talbert Hall ' �Student Presidents confer with Sample to plot union proposal By JON).THAN M. GOLDSTEIN Spl'ttrum SIII//IVritrr inC<! th• rail semester , therr has been considerable interaction brtwecn the lradrrs S of various student gO\I('rnmcnts and Presidrnt Steven B. Sample's adrnJnistratfon. been used to discuss options available in the student union plans and the adminiflering of a poll to the students for <helr feelings on the subject. The meetings are e)(pt<!led to conlinut as "once I he poll is. complete, then the action begins" , McdlcaJ Student Polity President Debra Salter said. ' M edlcol and Dental stud~ts rolute on injustice in puylng (oro uniull llwv will hardly 1 seu ' - Medical Student President Debra alter With the student union issue as a motivating for.:c, Sample. two of hlS aides, the six ~t udenc government leaders, and a Sub Board One (SBI) repres.c:ma,ive have met four times in the pa>t five weeks. The meeting• are ·'berng facilitated by Snmpl<" , according 10 Stud<nl Association (SA) Presid<nl Cordell Schachter. and have amp NiiUdent govcrment meetings. di.sputes have arisen . Along with discrepancies on the technical aspects on how the poll should be conducted, there have been complaints voiced by the government leaders aiJout the proposed budgeting of the student union. Medical ond Dental studenu have related an injustice in paying for a union "th<)' will hardly Rc since I hey don't get ov~r to the Amhem eampus". Saller said. Graduate students have a simi.l ar complaint, finding no reason to pay for a union they will not be using within a few months, OCCt]rding to Salter. D irrerrnces between the leaders al these meetings stem "essentially frOD1 a differ~nce ln political perspective," Graduate Student Association President P<ter Murphy said, "but we work together to the ext<nt pOssible. " He hoprd that other topics, such as increased nudent power and child care will be discussed in the administrat ion-government leaders forum after deciding union •trategy. Leaders expressed confusion over whose interests they life expected to represent at the merlings. "We are afraid to lobby ju51 for our constituents • sH GOVERNMENT page 14 SBI discusses job plan; nixes Ticketron T Tickctrun outlei to compete: with CTO-whith ha> tllles rightli for dollar a ticket with 5uch tbllt DSA has c-ontrol over." Murphy >>5ttted. all Harvey, Cork.y a nd Tice.. rejected. ''It 's just not o concens. BuffaJo's m~or rromoteu- but gave in to cro·s business d"'1sion." Hoffman \llld. unwilling to fund any program be idea is to ret-ain studenl control." Amrhein added , " Ieavins a program o r thb imponance to lhe University WiU a .serious trror ... Chair David Hoffmon announced that SB! has tabled •n earJi~ plan to open a T id:euon ou1ICT on c.a mpm. He explained that O:n1ral Tk~et Office(CTO)-th< pr..,ent di<tributer at UB-thrtotened to withdraw it~ service.' It SBI :tJ:ICCd lO give Tic.)(etron .:ICCCSS lO campus salt>. SOl hod hoped to open a SBI Chair David Hotlman By ALAN KACHIC A1onog,.nx Editor SA President Cordell Schachter ~t ronganning . ••h goes against my grain to give into threats," Llppe. .ald, " It may be the right decision 1n not wanting to lose Harvey and Curky. It jus-t bother!- me. •• He adde-d. howev-e-r. that Tickc:troo hfl~ pulled §imilar h!Un-ts in other ore"' ond "1ht)"rt b<>th equally il< bad." SA rtpresentall"e CortJeU transa.ctioni, ttlb propo$t1.l was With rht- opening of Alumni Arena in D«embcr Amrhein is confident Lhtll in lhe ruiUre th.t major concert pmmoren <2nd tk~et dimibutw will tn:•t uo and SBI with more respect btc-aust··wc art probably 1hc: major market ln Ihe area." Hotrman a1-rted: "What w~·,c W3it1ng. fOI Corkey w S cautiously pursuing the pouibmty of fu nding th< Student Emplo)'lllcot Program (SEPl. but only if it can insure strong studtnl control over the plan. the B<wd or OirKIOf5 di..:IIS!<d at iu Monday mwing. Student !Usot'iatlon Schacter suggested buying titkets retaU nt 11 separate outlet :Jnd r<S<Uing thcJJL But becau5< $81 could Stand to lose up to one 1ablc:s.' ' concera we cd uld turn the Roger Kellogg/ The Spoclfum Goldschmidt .said. 1 'in m2tttt$ or policy, career plannins would have I n defendinathe program, he malntillned "rath<r than h••• Sub Board font the bill, we could work with the Univer1hy in a cooperative srnse." He added 1}1at adminilittative 5uppon would be more fe<Uibte because of the limited r«nurces available to students, A similar program 15 in o peration a.t Brockpon State College, Goldschmidt uld, and look iruo the poss.ibility of pr-ovidinl fund~ for a student 4()().800 rcpreKntad"c Norman program director to help run the program. SEP is de•igned to help <tudeot.> find part-dme employment. on ttnd orf campuS, tO help finance their studies ud -would be administered by an advisory boald compo.sed or reptue..ruatives from thr food Service Adminlstrallon. SBI. Student sovcmmems. and the Car«:r Planning Office, Gold>chmldt .. plaloed. Howcvtt, SliP would fall under the auspices of 1he Division of Student Affairs (DSA). ••Jt seems this program asks fo r students 10 pay fo r a proaram th:al the University should be pi\)'lng for." argued SOl attorney Richard Lippes, who was Jury of supporting a st\Jdent prOjfam ln whlch the adrl\lnimation would have a flllal say over potiey making. Although tbe student direct.or would have d•y 10 day "they're returning bet'tll'«.n percent of the mon<y invested. Unronunate.ly. the program we rC'C'Commcnded wa5 not wbat the Uni~nity ~ttd at the ~oment.'' The SEP program has been scaled down ro a pilot provam. Gold..,hmidt explained, "Th< ld.. herr is that wr'·re going to go ahe-"d with the prop-am and o:p;rnd it as it geu· lar&t:r.'' 11 1 resent (undinJ a student who is. mponsibte to the a.dminisl.t31ion, '' pr ott~t ed Treasurer C&rl Amrhein. "I wlll fund any $tudcnt who is respon.siblc to .students.·· Oraduatt-Student Anocl:uion representative Pettr Murphy suggested that SBI " fund this person (the division dirtttor) as • co-director or the overall proararn." He also proposed Ihal an_y St.Udc.nt dit«tor funded by SBI have equal say .and equal power over the proUam. ' jWe.'rc rot H.at\e)l i.\nd their CTO. it h uer;ori111cd on a yearly ba~ilt) und WitJ1 us at -a major ~ · re fQr cunuol over the proaram Goldschmidt presented the SEP proposal ond rcque>ted that SBJ i~ ren~gotiatc COiltr.JC'l (Wilh the last say." ub Boatd I (SBI) Is pfBCI~ Most people prefer Old Vienna to almost anything. This advertisement is o blotont attempt to persuade you to buy Old Vienna beer. It you keep buying our beer, we'll keep running our cartoons. Old Vienna Canadian Beer �..... '--_ ........... ..... - " It' ..... ~ ..... ... -... ...... , ~ .. -··· ·· ···~ .... ~~·· ~ ··· · i . ,_ .... - ACTION to move for students after rnldt~ . 11 11 would co n~i~t or diffttent events going on conlinuall)'. which would pro"1de olhet recrendonaJ ahem~tivt$ for rreshmen and sophomore-s whu would usually only hnve the pub or a TV sec", .said Brc:sUn. for c;a{nival ride. at Sprin&f<$1 and By JOAN KUSK EL FaUfest nrework.s. according tO Spec/rum Sttiff Writer P ACllON Chairman Jim Breslin . The mont> was abo U>ed to ~ponw r tht volley ball marathon with Oifford Furnace C<1Uesc the repared to rake Oil lhe inadequacies or livin.s in the campuS- rC$ident halls, the newly £orcned ACTION rommitr« is g~ng to work. with. students in a .social and educational ma.nner. Founded by two of last Y<1lr> senators. Kenny lves and Eric Friedman. ACTION origi nally -aCitd as a replacement for the lntcr-Residenc. Council.~hith \ wcm bankrupt'" May. There WM a period in the summer wh~n there v.:as no dorm group. Thert was a void," saJd Eric Friedman, now Studenl Association Treuurcr ..until ACTION Y.'b formtd in Septemb<r. There: was not muc:h for undergraduates to do. ('SptdaUy undergraduates in tht dorms. ACTION ~'ti formrd to promote: mort :tc:th•ilie\ achletitaJI)', cuhutall)' and educationall) , 11 ACTION suw ds for A Comminec: To Improve On 10 So far. the money has been u.std KING A " Community Resource Room •• is another new idea ACTION i< tryin& to implement 'We're ' also look-ins out for long term interesu.'' saJd Bre.11Jin . for the future. By using the old dr) cleaning room in Ellkottto store ~hovels. cables and I At present. the ACllON coum:il ls working on a .!lUdent n1n public .. r<ty patrol. additional tools. ACTION can mo.kc them avwl able 'o )tudenu Student patrollers will volunu:er themsdves M "extra eyes and ears for chc depanmcnt", according to Dep.ilftment or Public Saf~~ Dirmor Lee Grimn. "The pilo1 project will be like a neighborhood warch progr:un beginning in.., Ellicou." More information on the projccr Will be available after ~he preliminarie& arc establithed ncx1 ., l"tk. .o\CTION's c:ouncU mt:mber.s nrc abu planning for the future. TI1t)' wiU be v.'orling with the: Anli· H. ape Task Force in order to make: op for the shona.gc: of Volunteers ,., the program. ACTION can help to enlarge the recruitmcnL c<Uflpu) NC'ed ~. 11 (t has b«n funded ~ 10,055 from SA co do JU" that. BURGER nrsc weekend in Occober In order to rais~ money ror lht United W•y. whenc'-'c:r ncedSa.ry~ A CTION is conttmplatlng a Ha1Jow«:n pony for lat<r thi> month . "E't'tnt5" likt: 1his- turn• around and bring in revtnues, '' Breslin explained , "v.hic-h ,.,c can pump right back into ACTION."" The ma1n goal of the commitlcc is ro in1provt dorm lire ' 1 ror ahe students- and by the studcn"." by looking for individual student'S ideas. "We arc looking forward in the- n.uwc 10 iocrtase input rrom .studcnu themsr-lves, .. last year~ Wilkeson rtprtsentative in ACTION and current S(Oator on chc ACTION rountl1 Howie Fried a<rordlns to Brcatio. The ACTION board IS also putting tosether"" ••EJlieott All said . .. We hope they rakt Nighltr'' Which would Lake place llfe :u this Unfvcrsity ••• advantage of 1his ideal opportunil) to iruprO\'e resident BURGER KING 2515 Millersport Hwy. (Corner o1 Has Jobs For: campbell Blvd.) Food Handlers Cashiers Have " Too Much Fun" see BLOTTO I • w1t1 barn · oattltme • late ntght hours) Must be at least 18 yrs. of age APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15 1:30 p.m.- 4:30p.m. THURS.,OCT. 14th Thurs., Ocl. 14th At the Continental 212 Franklin St. Downtown ~ 4~ , New Al bum O UI This Week i ;- -~- liiiirii. lr iY~fiu ~~ ~~~-+~.~~.~~~~~-·· -1--1 r•~ ~,~+-r+~ c,.uruu .. I =:::;;~j ll __,_-l--i l " ' -~ -·I- ""ft I - , 1' - In fact, we'll even pay you more than $550 a monlh whJie you anend. That's In addJIJOn 10 paying for your fulltulllon and required books and fees. HowI~ ge::,~~he Armed FO!CeS Health Professions Scholarship Program. - If yoo're selected lor a Physic:<an Scholarsllip-from the Army. Navy. 01 Air Forc:e- you"re oommlsslor>ed as an offr(:er In the ReseNe. White you"re in schOol. you"ll serve 45 days a year on active dUty. gaining valuable medteal e)(perience. After graduation, you Wi115ef'Ve three or rnore years. lhe length depending on the requirements ol the Service selected and years ol SCholarship asslslance received . As an Armed Fo1ces physician you"tl receive offiCer's pay and benehts. and enjoy lhe advantages of wol1<ing regular hours. You·n also see a dtverslty ol patients and have oppartunilies lo use SOPhis1ica1ed medical lechnology Bul mos1 importanl, while you"re 1n medical SChool we11 help pay the bills. FO< mote inlormalion. send'" !he coupon. There"s no obiJ9ation whatsoever. - r-- SA Treasurer Eric Friedman 'I\ ~LL~~=~" ASSOCIATION The Society Of Women Engineers is sponsoring a tour of the Taylor • Great Western Winery on Friday, October 22. The bus leaves at 12 noon, and returns between 6 pm and 7 pm. Sign up at 128 Bell Hall, TODAY! ~ All Are Welcome ...... ~ A..,_..,. I- CPR CLASSES 1- r-- Jenny Katzlf/Jt! Sptcttum American Red Cross Certification 9 Hr. Classes Beginning Sunday 10/ 17 Tuesday 1 0 / 1 9 Cost: $4 .25 (book &. class) 1-- 1-1-1-- 1- Contact : Clifford Furnas College 636-2346 to Register or Call Cory 636-4634 . For More Information �------------:r-------«-~-o:~·~ PARKSIDE CANDY --------, .r{~tt~6 ~ a,. Stuttering: dealing with an affliction By LORI SCHUl TZ Ft11turt' £dttur • h•ve all been through that 8!ft ..your•lttth-and· bcar·h" rxpcrlcnu. You W an aa ' friend'~ weddin& and arc a.lod tO mol<. • toast. Althou,h you d~pl<t publk IP<~ klna, yon &land up anyway- 3fter )'OUr bt<ll aU, ht h friend. The rCKlm ralls .. .... ~~... ., u.., o.prc:u one••~otlf. •• TOi!cther with the rn:tnlly rorm«< sdl·h<lp sroup ror ptar>l< ~ho <llllltr. Smith hopo th< propm wiU oductte d1e &<neral public wilh th< problern> ll<od by ' 'We live in a "'c:rbol soc:icty. liod to his ldtnthy," Jim Wm <oid ot tho llfC>up's Octobtr 4 m~ ·ng. ·•wt uc cvaluattd ror eoiOrill,l or )OUr r~tt 1> I bluoh "I n simplest lU fast and tt"ttd t O llttCOI)'I)C sauucrcn as bcin.a $low tearncn Por~y Pip." Ofrlo .. Reg. Price $5.95/lb Limit One Coupon Per Customer • Expires Oct. 17, 1982 Store t:idurs: 10 AM . 11 PM tenm, !duttering is a di.'tniiJiiotl in "We'r< all dysOuent speakeu co wm< ocenc," UB Spccch IUld Heari11,1 Clink Ouecuw Linda Hole S&td. "Bat when d)'1flumey huttrun ..llh <'<tfl'daY tile, fDrCUIL fnllU&tod llduhS tO IVOld ~aJ mtcT*C1ion. the-n H i• a luuidp:nion and ttnstOn &ncrcasc" 1hr blocks In •P<L'<h ," Holt said "Wt>r klnB v.11h a spt«h lhrnpi•1 , 11 c11enu or the Clink do, <•n hrlp )IUfl t rcr.J 1earn to control thin!l likr- 11tr now and rnRke 'iJlCAkln¥ c:ute:r. Out l)nly o pcr\On who mJittr& ~an aenulne))' symp:uhlze and undcn"and lh~ rru\lralion or a ltiiO~ IIUI\<I'et " I ••, t:a)ll' tt' ck-icnbc: 'I:U.tncnnc beh.a~iors 1hm n " 10 dtnne stuucnn1 Stuutrin,g u chancwiztd byth< repetition of an irullalsound. word or ph.tase. h in\'O ha the protonpUOn Of a .sound or lht inabthty 10 form ttld w~ worts as an adminiJmnor at Buffalo Gcnenl HO'I)ilol. a JOb h• lldmill that 11.1 trylnc 1111><s "Sometimes I lbink I'm lhe only 00< in the hospital ,.bo SIUIItr\," "*' West ~aid ...but I k now that., no1 trut. A< a $1UII<rU til or my hre. t think iJ 's impOn&nl for Ui to rn.hz.c thal ....c arr no1 liolactd mnnbcr~ of Lhc rommunil)'. 11 "'Man) PfOplc in our )O(if'!y fed ilolatod from others to some Holt <ontlnu•'<l. "but the problem Is magniOed ror people who sluncr b«ausc 11 it <omplitatod by cheit •n•bllhy to .-r~n t," ~;ommunicatr vcrbaUy. "Th<><' people. ••pcoiolly odulu. art ;s.rra.KI to taJk. '* Holt J3id. "They bttomt "" obsess«! with thric problem that mllfly •imply avoid spnk&nl siu;atlonJ. •• AOtr )tan of struallni .. lth a ;po«h impedtmeru , SJUIIt'fm rtnd It U..<JCf to run in • "fl&ht or ntJ)It" tilu:arioo.. f'roduct a sound or \!lOrd. " In 1olrnplist ttrn\s, ~tuttt-rifll is 1 db.rupliOII 1R lht forward OOW or •r><«il," Communication Gr~dU31< Student ~Bid. Lour!• Smith ••a.hhO\IIh Other 833·7540 --------------------------------~ THE U.B. SKI TEAM Is holding a meeting on Wed., October 13th in the 3rd floor lounge of the ·Fargo Building 7 The Spectrum apologizes for any inconvenience we may have caused for the error In the 10/8 Ski Team ad. -Laurie ~nith "Fe:~~. I SPONGE CANDY CotnmurticatiOt{ G raduate Student probtc.rn : • 1 We are looking. for Men & Women to compete in Alpine or Nordic events for the upcoming season. For more information: call Phil at 636-4572 or ~Don 831-5096 the (fJrtoonl !Wtv 11( IIJ)eech. '·~ fOt i QU ;~rt involved.'' SomctlmeJ s«ondary charactutSIId accompany stuuerlng, onen taklnJihe form or loot Slampln, ••,. blirlkina. fKlld grunaca Of othn ICSIUrts. Tbt:w "ntr\'OU.S lk:s'" btromr lhc ckfmsc m«:hanisms used 10 cope' ..,.h th< probl<m or speak in&. WhOc -kt"' ror tht Clink O\Ct lhc Jutnmtf. Smhh became mtcrtslod to a suppon llfOUP ror J.1UlleKt$ and -.r.1 otr to 1hc National Siulltrina PrOJ«1 (NSP) bos«t '" San F'ran<lseo ror mort information. Tht non-pront orpnlzatlon w1.1 fonnod in 1977 o.nd stresses ..arcatcr a.livcnas and more conOdtnct In the abllny tO ' ' Anyone who comes to the group would «rtamly be advhcd k the hrlp •petth theropilt If lhey had never dono so, " Holt said. She omphasltod that the group wUI bt under the dirtceion or th~ panicipants. and or. 10 .... not outYde p(oreutonal.s. Th• NSP c!upt« m«~lnas ..m bt held '"'icc a month In Room 90 on lilt Rid&< lea c:ampla and arr open to an)'OM in tM Crutu Burralo commun~~ Altholl&h rt$1ri<1od to lldulu. Holt noted the pouibmcin ror atablu.hrns • VOUJ> for t«nq<rl and 111l1Ybt c\'en prc-schoolen . "It's importlllltto deal "'llh a problem as early as paulble," Hall Aid . ..It savc1 ww and tear on the qo. E~cryonc•, &Ot something1o sa)' thes,r day1. Sum~ ptOplc take lonscr. ro say lt." ;u,, • 'tT ~I , $2.00 Off On A l lb. Purchase Of (with this coupon) whert a person's •P«<h Is closdr : tt;,,. ... c:o.. • 3208 Main St. (at Wlnspear) tho,. with 5potd\ dllli<ulli<S. .sih:m and yOU optn your mouth 10 speal., but the words ttt eaught lh o.n par1 on rtnt imptc:uiOQJ, don't speak nuently, people <11\d you stUtler E•orybody laugh> II ~you sit down hvmtbaard, al\e onm assume thaJ you don'l lh.lnk It'd. Ten m1nu1~ taler it•.s fOrCOtttO >lid YOU lauj)l. ,.f!j '., SchussmcistetS Ski Club. Inc. MEMBERSHIP PARTY, open to the University Community, will be held on Thursday,October 14, 1982. From 8- 11 PM th e TALBERT BULLPEN will host area Ski Areas and Shops for yo ur information, show ski movies, constant music and FREE beer and munchies will be provided compliments of the SKI CLUB. Proof of age wi II be required for adm ittance to the Bullpen. �editorial Execution University President Steven B. Sample's ln,ugural address Sunday was not simply another rehasn ot the same speech, It contained two necessary, and surprising remarks, which "harply addressed pressing UB Issues. Unfortunately, Implementation of both these Ideals will be dllllcutt and will regulre oonsta, l gll. The first Is his call for maintaining the Universi ty as a center dedlcaled to a broad education In the liberal arts and as an lmporlant sidelight to the professional schocls. This addition to his tour priorities comes as a welcome relief and Important signal to a University that remains suspicious. like many others, that the dtlft loward present high demand areas Is irreversable. Unlortunately, the drllt has become a blluard, leaving the University in a sftuat1on that is almost impossibln to face and lor which at present there remains no solution. The easi es1 remedy is cloar'y the worst -conceding the obvious and gi ving In to the professional scnools, stripping the liberal a11s and humanities to a smal ~cadre of viable departments, and elimmatmg lhe rest. Another •olut lon Is the one forwarded by Vloe , to smear and deJuse lhelr remarks will not be President lor Academic Affairs Robert Aossberg, elfectlve-the problem exlsts. Such attack.s should which favo,. phasing oul the weak departments to not serve to diminish the feeling or the hope for save the majority, while beefing up the professional Improvement. schools, Willie his gofleral thoughts nave merit, the entire question Is a difficult ene, that can only be Unlike tho question of preserving liberal arts, solved through thinking and planolflg. ; Improving minority life at this campus Is one thai The responses to Sample's pledge will decide tM can be addretssed ~ther simply-with concern, future shape ol the UniVersity. And while this IS auentlon and constant regard for their needs and clearty a ~lfllc ull decision that has no easY proDiems, solutions, no polnt·blank answers and certainly oo Sample's ~latements during his Inauguration and knee-jerk responses. The only certainties are that a at yesterday's Faculty Senate gathering are comprehensive University must be maintained. and positive steps In this direction, But once again, that deofslons must be made In a spirit of simple words do not suffice. They must be followed consensus, encompassing all University With clear and direct attention. Mlnorllles at this constituencies. University have been paid enough lip service by the Second was Sample's addition of recruiting administration. Now Is the time for It to stop and minority studenls to the University as an Integral . real progress be made, part of his goal. This comes at a time when the The President of a. University must set tM University Is under renewed charges of racitm, general tone and provide direction for the rest of Doth in national reports and in the student pre6s. the lnstltullon and Sample has set two worthwhile Black students, given the opportuni ty, ha.ve goals for UB, sounded out the segregation and the isolation they Just as he must lollow through - with constant face because of !heir color. From Jaculty, adminisiJators, officials an~ even relnforoement and aggressive leadership-on these items so must the rest of the University make It leflow students, they ~l alm, comes shoddy their commitment to decide what Is best In an treatmeot. A recent survey ol nalional Universities In their attitudes toward blacks reveals thatlhe Intelligent and cooperative fashion and to execute leellngs are deep·rocted and consistent. Attempts I hem. - - feetl 1~l(_'k Empty chamber Editor: The Fira-t L•w of The,trrtOIJ¥fJOmir;.s-leU5 Uf fiJ Bt, If' reel 1110, muim•lly, we csn e'tpecl only 10 ptrcflnl ol whllt we Dul iq • ~iJIIIJbte for f~turn. Titl$ p8$l night, Wedne&day, proll•rred • cJumce to abscond "'''" e11~ ptedou.s ~tcenrile fmact The Batf•lo PhrlhBrmoni.; Orohestrl perlormod, here In Slee Chlmbor::, en ox.uberanl progr•m n()r to bt! 5oon lorgoHtn, .A well+ mannered audience wu trea ted 10 firfff •c.ou5lic.$' and 11 Jfrong ellorr or rhf' Orchestra, •nd COfld4JCIOf C/lfk Suttl• . , wcrll. O.$plte e hllndr&d lr•~lcllf!y ttmpty u•f•\ I'd /Ike to say ' Tnan/t. You, VB/' Seul~g svcn opportunities only meke5 c lassical ,,,, .. S ll)tett!ly, SeoU L•ndr"s University sH;dent This is a University reading a quote by 11 f res hman ffu t!"ttt'Jt regerrJinJJ the Gtn«rl.l roql.llr,mtJII($ WS/~ .supPQ!ed to ha(p !Shipe a stud etU Into an lnd/Vidvll ..~o would ~opelully mature fnto 1 well-rounded petJOn ceflsble ol meeting the demtlild$ of the ;•outside wotld." Unforlunaiely, four y&ll & oJ a Educetlon Prog"m In thB attlc~& r;ollcgs eduulfon doesn't afways reoulrtMt eMs 1111empt to add • lftl/fl d6plfl l(td understanding t o ajt IIIPiiCII of the ••,_.,. ~ worlCI, rather than allow the University to tet looaelndtvldualr with minded tJpproach to lhst world.. I h ave t11ken coun~s lrom the "Genenl Educatlon still'"' some 'bugs •," whloh •ppurod In ,,. do t he Job. Gensrtt Educ.llon 11., In my oplnfoft. an exc&lltJn( ~tep in th~ right dlrKUon, ems lltU beett too long Jn coming. /Jsny &tudentslh at t have COrrte Hllmanllles, the Social Sciences, tnd the Sc1eftt:e and TIIChfJology lflltJS, and hst~tJ yet to finish B coutse In Which new jnslghl$ W8ftl not opentHJ.. A coll&gtl or uni'leralty .editor: I wu -&Om4Wh41 dtsturOed llfr81 70/J/82 Spectrufl\ The quote tead~ ''I hate liking cour&ft$ lhat have notfllng to do with my maJor~ i mVIf t.f!trffd too mv~ time and energy on useless courae' titat $ervt no ourpo$&." Tit& swdenr·~ m s)or Wll$ not ststed, and I do not know why h• chofe to rectt~f ., POft~•wcDnde.ry • duostlon, bur 1 urge him. and any others who fl.hare his oplr•lon, to reflect upon why • unfverslt'f 1)1$ suCh • wide tango of available GOUtU$1JIId ma/or&. 8tJfors General Education, th• Uni~tsltr· wide rllqulrtJtnettl$ mllrtJf'f s"ltched the surface to the limo#I unlfmll«< resource& and know*lg• IIIIJIIIbitt hera, TI'/O&:tt In <U)ntact with thOse who ate In the "ntlfdcore" maJors (Ph'ys/C$, Chemistry. Engi'(Jeerfng, eto.~ ere ft@tfl/or one putpose: to be able to lead 11 SUCGtt&siUI lifo (In term6 of moneY} When they gradutto. That'4 fine, Out th• •·real" world l.t not 111 "hardcorfl," Llle Is fo lfv• and en/or ' ' one 1/ows through u. nor to conwm 6VDfYih/tJg Into fiUMfl.t(cel equatiOn$ antJ aymbols, Fot those not ' n tho "hllrdco;ll'' the ~•m • pr/nclpl• applle.s, maJors. except that lhere 11re some upect.s-ln the ,,.,,.. world thai musr oe $/lfldlfdlzed and "hetdcore, '' Tiro Gonoror EduC4tlo" a,.,o.,.. educaffon 15/ust that: on educsrlon. w~ /ch /o 1/rO development ol knowledge, •bllftfes. and Clttracter lhroug, leBoh/ng, le•mlng, end IJXPtlr;enolng, not lhe progt•mmlng of tn automaton. ThBI educ•tton include$ ~tudyln_g, tne P4rtfe&, Jh~ oultur•l events . , , Don't deny yout&etf e(fy of these. especl1lly 1/Jtt "uaeten cour.sest', or you'H &UNifY deny you r:e/1 I VI(U•blf port oil/to. Slntli'Jtely, aruceJ. Co• University .studenl •-' ,_.... . ..4.. .. �op -ed • Big Mack Attack,l:lv A Bill Mack s a conrlnutno puollc servh:ut the 61g Maclt Attack brings to you some hinls as to now to 5Uf'VIVe academia, Todl:l)' I will deal wirh the •mponsnt subject J'la& manv \Jnoergracsvates. curiov5 A:; wu go t~rough our educations we all b&eomG espectall~ good at t.ofNI. tnlngs. '" mv uftchJJQtaduato caroer I learned to apeclaHte In some1nlng wnlef\ woula prove to Oe yn,ul all through my life I h.avo become very good at taking road trips. It's t.he. mladlo ot October and ¥18 tre efoslng In on midterms When you come to \ke ertd of tne.se e)(am& yov wHI teeJ a <fe.slro to got oul of town for awhile (preferAbly before tfle guu1es are posted). Aoadttlps ehe one way ol acll{evlng lhe goal of forgetting your acadi!!mlc.troubles+ (WI'Ivn you aro deep lrt heart of ~ lss-1-ulpp l, wllhout a map\ you haYe not got tne time to thl.nk about graoe.s.t 1 ll$1 hEir~ .some of the rutos for taJ~.Ino a toadtrlp. You wtlllind a more complete list In n'\Y yel vnpu bfl~hed boolcOare to be Rut111-: A Hllchhll<et' s Guide to Posr· Adotesconc• fl ftgur~t, 11 money can be macte ou of being proppy. why enootdn't..J..be able to make rnon•y ott ot baing f\.ICI&?). wn.cn Rulli lot Roadtrlpa 1. Roacatrlps a1e no1 vacaUof\5, vacolion~ are .somethlr'IO you do with your tamny. You pla.n them ai"!CI yoo m ako re&ervatlons months in ucsvanco. On vacations you go to places H'<e South of tha Boroor~ AoclCJtrlps anca v~ot~Hon:; 11ave <very little '" common. Q::.en Fonun tempted to spenct It on luxurlefl svch a5 motels and roal fOOd, Public Servlca Announcement The we-okopd 0 1 ll"'e 22 tJI"d 2S 01 Oc!Obor will <Jee ltle University cel&bf~te Homtteomlng. Belno realist It we all kf'O\It that '"ere WJII not t;)t iO.Ooo oeople out to ~ee us play on Saturoay. rnoee who do go to see U'ID game however wlll bQ treated to frco beor and music. In the alumnt tent af1er the oomtP.. Trte t&flt wtu be in ltlO ga,klng tot nu11.1 to Rotary Field, Also on the weekend agenda Is a bOnf\re ana beorb!O.S1, FOda'y nlg.f\1, on thb Amhertt campus-, next to ihe Jake. near the ne w bookstore.. (No, u Js nQI pla.,.,ed 'o bu ..e. boo!\ bvmlng,) lnere a1e otnor activities plarmed. II you are lnteJCSl&a. cneck ,f or aoa rn the cempu.s: newspapers. This l& one ot tl'loso event& we ~fe supposeo to rernombet for~dly when we afe growing old 1n suburbia. You nave to vo to ttl om. though, In order to have '"o5e mltmOfies. Ootslp - Recant rurnor has tt that S.A. Pres. Cordell ond nls babe Shlelo are- having word!t Havlng spo1\on to tttem et· lunch Friday (I was buying a banena &t 1ne Talber l Bullpen) r na~o bt~un a_ssuroa that this t~ not true. They asked me to tell you lhl-s. Tt'ley didn't belleve th8.1 1 a.ohJt.lly would. (Rhuna look oul). Name wirhllelcluro1 MB Long IJvtt lh• thud annivetsary oJ lf'le oreetenlf· alctatorltJI, l!ntN/11tJtJrl•lt$t tJMJ popi.Jiat revolution In JranJ u' g1orloua nt~~olutlon l"la5 gone tnrough on arduous and complicated perio(j and achieved b ig victorias in the stru_ggte to te•llte three rmootttnt prlnclplos of the Is-lamia Republic ot han-Independence, freedom and social ju!ltlce. The unaxamplod 2eH·abnega.Hon end courage shown bY our l'lerolc poopla ar the front and tn the rear have1 I n effect, detested US·Insplrad aggression. The conspiracy oJ the Unl1eo CounteNevolotlonary front led by '8ani..Sadr 1 tha fugitive traitor, aimed at installing a ""moderate govornme:nt" ecceptable to the United Stt.tes:. that Is~ at falsifying the revolution, waa truetrated thanks to the political contclousness and !ltDunchn0$2 of the tra"ltn p&aple, of all revah11lonary forces-. The p&aplo and all the revolutionary forces suppri!ssecf the subversive and p ro\l~atlve aotlvmes ot liberal:;~ pfo Ameocan MaolSI&, Maoltta poatng as lslamlata and the treasonable leadership ot the people's Mojahedlnwremoved th•m from power It'd atren.Qihened the posH Ions of the true adherents of Imam Khomelnt•s line. Using terror taetic:a Which former members of SAVAK, monafcnlsls, people's Molahftdln, people':t Feoayan tMinorlt)'), peykar (a Maolot organization), Ra•dJbar (another MJoloSl organlutlon) and other alignments ot a srmuar type helped apply, cu•atlng a climate of fe.ar and terror • .stepping up bloodY claa11ea btu ween real adharinl& ot the Imam's line and the mlatecs who were prornpted by rovoluilonory lnlonllons yot took tne 1>411 ol the CounteNa\loiUtlonl and assaaelnatlng noted leaders eommflled to the tmam·s Une, the United front or the Counter·revolutlon tried to weQ.en the Islamic Republic, prepare for a reve,aal of the re<volutlon hom wllhln and pa'Je the way for 111 suppre$slon~ The conspiracy wu defeated In th-e main bUt it caused heavy damage to the telamlc Rapubffc. A group o' revolutionary statesmen toyal to the lrrtam'a line as well as numerout Youn-g people who could ha<va taken up thatr plao.e amonQ the revolutlonary toreea lost thefr INea. Tt'!e conspiracy eteated an atmosphere In which democratic freedoms were curtailed. -aboVe au for revolullone~lea aovocallng a dllferont Ideology, prlmorlly I he Poopfa'a Party ollran (PPI) and the Peop le's Fedayon (MO)oriiY), and discord •nd disunity among 1tte revolvtlonary forc~es tntenallfe<l. All thla was a gain lor US Imperialism and tha counter·revolutlon subsidised by lt. Tne third year of tho revoh.J-lon aaw 1n upsurge In the cla,n struggle-, eopeclally oYet< the reeHzatlon of the throe matn demands ot the tafamlc AepUDUe of lran-Jnoependenct. ft&edom and soclallustlce. Our 0 2. You must Ilk~ thr~s or mote peopte: If you Ira vet alone you Will 'tJrt talkU•g to yourJeH and die ot boredom. Two people will outokJY nm out of tun thlngs to .spy to each Olher and so will sian to 00 fer each orhers throiU. With lhroe PeQi)le you c•n pair oH and Insult the lhltd ~uon . You ean take turns at Who Is abuaaa. 3. Go eoe<l~ Wflh a car lull of fu:;t guys the conversation will drill to women and sex. With a oar tuh ol fu.sl wornert the oon<ver:utlfon will drift to man and sex. Wit" a coed group the conversation doe!Jn' l ttrl ft to .se.- unlll the thhd day. (Depending on personalities.) 4. Qllerfo-ad tile cen Wtta\ fun fs u if you ha<ve onough room for everybody? An ove($IU,ted ear h~acts to some \eniflc convurs.alfon, (lam going to !It In the lront or I w/11 throw up.) 5, Travel onty unknown roads' Part of the purpose of a roadrrtp fs to dls~ov$-r f'IOW thlngs. ,places and people, You haven't lived until you have hod to ask a West Vhotnla gas attendant how to oet to the expressway (H e wJU never -simply say that 1\e doeS" not ~now.) 61 Destination: It helps to know what highway to gel onto wnen leaving Buffalo. Ott'ler than tl'tat, travel lo Wt')cre you ar~ happy. l once took 5 trip SOlHh Witn &ome friends. II w . . April an~ Buffalo h9d Ills I he~ six Inches ot enow. We decided ~o gat away tram tt'tel, so we went lo Myrta! Scactl. S.C. When we 001 ttlero fl wa.s f&lnlng, $0 we decided 10 ke@i) going touth until we weut warm ana dry. We ended up tn St. Augustine, FL (I sen I Ot Sample a i)OS:lcard but ho didn't acknowledge it.) 7 Money: Avoid taking a lol of money. You will oe revoluLionsry people of 1ollers, all ttt.~e followers and ctrampkms ol tho Imam's line. stro<ve, lrrespectl<ve or dllroronces In political, Ideological o• religious position, to e-liminate impDJlallal In flue nee In au political, ecortomic. social and C'-!ltutaJ &phure5, achleYu complete Indep-endence for our counuy. ensure the exerciso ot tl'le Individual and social froOdoms guarantoed by the cons-tltullon ot the RepubUo a.nd lhe partlclpatlon of the millions of working people In the shaping ol their fulure, deSiroy the loundollon• of Imperialism -big oapllaf an'o lar_go-sc&te property In laf'ld-and Improve tl\e living ano cultural standard! or the wotklng pltOp~ and the underprivileged. A\lf\e same tlf'T'te. I"'D elan: of GJ!p)olter.s and plunderers, all reactlonarlas, all remnants ol the o¥erthfown PJhlavl reglmtt, all fmperl•nst and counter· revolutionary element-s oporatlng secretly or openly ln51de l"e count()' did their utmost to stop the advanes of the rovoluUon to Independence~ treed-om and social tusttce, T he people and I he reVOh.Uionary forces came to dlsUngulsh better between trlends a.nd toea ol the revoluUon at home and abroad, and bogan to fight wllh O'e••er resolve ror U',e reallzallon of t nreo main demand a- of the revolution and the Republic. Nevarthelo••· the counter·tel'oltillonal'y forces regrellablr sutto-oded In provoking unrest and sub<veralon, and above all, in blocki ng the exefclae of Individual and socJal freedom& and raleJng obstacles 10 the dra fting, adopHon and Implementation o t revolutionary law s for the good ol ihO worl\fng people and the underpr!VIfegod. The revolution ts 1n Its founh year now. Our J>eoplo wiU yet ha<ve to lra<vol a painful. arduous and long 1oad 1n atrhllng for complere Independence. heeoom and aocial jus, lee, or, In other words. In u.t&gUIUdlno, strengthening and furthering the groat antHllolotoriOI, anfl-lmperlfllst and pop\llat 1'8VOIUUon. US lmperialiam l.s maldng full acaJe preparatJon.& for forcible actions agalnat the r8¥'01tJtlon and the Republic. It contrtbutu directly and Indirectly to aogr'l 28fon ·a_gtln't revolut'cmary Iran. tts mtthods Include -a cof)tlnuous build-up ot ground and neval lorc·es such as I he " rapid deployrnonl forcoo", In l ~e Penlan Gulf. Gull of Oman and Indian Ocean: Increasing arm-s delfverlea to Turkey and Paklaten; the reinforcement of batea or fugitive ltllnlan Counter.revolutlonanoo In bOlO countrla.; the es1abllshment or e~pansk>n ot mflltary bases In ~opon<Hinl Gulf countriHoIIMI drilling of " Security" pacte betwHn puppet QOVernmenta In the region. ano so on. Theao pre~rattons are ae.companlod ln~e t he country by ti'Mt hatching ol diverse conspiracies fntendfld to ,_.,~en tile revolu tion and the Republic ao aa lo m a k~ the final b low more eHectlve, This Ia 10 be brouah1 11b0u1 'n-e by lamenting Cflscord among lne revofuflonaf'Y fotcec, seiHno up counter·revolullonary strong points In the country. efl&c-lng tho Cflatlnc-llon oarwe.en fr!end5 and enemies ot tne r;s<volution In Iran and abroad. exenlng eco.nomtc ptessure. ca,,ylng on 5ubveuilon In alt t~lale insritutlons, lnctea1ing 1t'le hard-ships oi Ulft population by artlfle:ia!ly ctoattng shortagu'!l and ' alalng prlctts and tanning discontent amo"g IJ._,Ious poc:~ufatlon . grot,ip$ . 11 JS being d one In vaflety of ways, by means of rrtaka 'ind' oeeeptlon -and lflrougtl cert&ll'l 01tr&mlsl meas\.lre5 disguised as application ot rotlgloU5 prtnclples. Thus lmpetiali&m. world reaction and home coun1e-. rtn~olvUon led oy lJS tmper•allsm sUU Prosont a very grave da"ger. T he thrae-yeaf ex;pettence of our re<votutlon .shows tnat W4 muat be on the alert aoa.!nst I he SIJOverslve plant of US Imperialism and Ita allies and accomplices In Iran anc abroad and prepared to de,end tl'le revoluUon and the Ropubllc, must know oo( enemh!5 and tlghl thom relentlessly. We must clearly csJatlngultt1tha fttends ol the re\fOtutlon. rally tf'\em t()9&ttlel' and -aceepl tnelr aS-sistance and support. SetJou!\. realistiC and etrectlve meU\HU are needed to echleve the main goals of the revolution~ VIctory In every sphere and on all fron1s can be guaranteed by mobilizing tne masses and uniting all revolutionary force~ Irrespective of differences lr'l poll1ical, .,deological 01 religious posruon. There; ta no otherwa'l. All members and supporter-a of the PeooJe' s Party of Iran an~ Fldayan (Mafa<IIY) proudly pullf on rocord lhal lhroughout the third yelt of the revolution as 1., ll''te previous two yeaf"! they march eo shoulder to shoutdes With the lra"l*n people ano spared no eHor1, nor thelf very lives to overcome dlftlcultles and problems. fiQht the toemlet of tha r~utlon, eJ(pose the p4ana for a coup being laid bV lmpellallom and counter·rWoil<llon. achieve the tundamentat goal& ol the re<volutlon, mobUiz.e the people a.11d UFlll •II re<volutlonary contingents. On the third annrveraary of the revolution, all PPI members again auure ltwt people that, biting loyal to the rovo(otlon•rv liM of t~alr glorious part~ ano realizing their paU1ollc and revolutionary duty, tt\ey Will contl'ntJe fighting sallfessfy In lho loco o f difficulties, re slrlollons and mlaunde.-atandlnga to safeguard. eon.aoUdate and fun her the tevolutlon. Long live the unitY ol aJI revolutionary force committed to tne def•l"ce ol tht Iranian revolutlof'l-ana to lhe 101112111on of I he d emands of Independence, frNdom and aoclll Jostl ~l M ay •he g raat antkSictatorlal, anlt..-lmperlallat and PQOUIAI rewo lo11ofl of our ~loved coontry prevail I • Wodno- y, 13 O<;._fM2 . TN-~- . 7 �feedback Exlended sympathies WA&HIHGlOti TO NEW VO~K FOR ONLV$5,.. HOW~ Editor: -mE AIRLINES AFFORD IT ( Tfte rouow;ng temsrks «re . . tJOdrtt&siJd to M.s. Norma Ret/~ Supervisor, In the acquisitiOn ol Student ldentltic.Oon Cerci$" Unlottumuefy tnls slternooft.. It was my e!fpeflence to w1fl In line In Psrlter biJ$t~ment. together Wt(h sn IJ$1/mat~d 300 + other :'itllclems from ,.,'()()pm lhavmg 111ten sn hour and e hall oil wotk} til 6:25pm. I was second to thtt mur petson to bs sdnHIIett to Room 2, WhtJn two women IJrtnoflnced to th, crowd thai they would ftOI be fB f{"'g •nt more/0 appllclnt~ thai da'y diJI! to the Isle hour Security guards we-ra cslltxi in to fflll lntefn order and relnfotce their m11nage. t l nst.sttltl on •Dmissiofl l1ec4u$e wit hour this 10. 1 c.oufd nor utJIIztJ the UGL Llbttry this w~una to M/ftf oi.J( boo.Jcs epa sccompJisn tile teseatch nec~ssary lor s rerm PBPIU a;..e, Flmtfly. •nom,r tett of us w•re 1/lowea In to proees& out /D$, th• doo" closod behlml us In dlsb•llel l IDIIhztJd tiiiH (htJr.J were only ttuee typists. one gnotog,.p/'ler, one {)hot() cutltn "ind one Jamlnsuer to servtoe ALL THOSE STUOENTS WITHIN TWO AND HAL£ HOURS•IMJ' •ngot ll•s '"the /set tnat, with ~uch apJ)srertl poor prfparllll()n IJnfJ organ1uwon to meet the ne«ts ot tn~.>se ppople. additional ptrsormrl and .t mor~ e111ctttnr .s;st&m r-s lmperiJfiVO A& IJJI MFC studtNtl (t~W /0 tfl/5 Umv!tsl ry afttu tv.·~~e yeBrt. .lifd '" work ing l VII time (I n • human service$ lieldJ wutt lemttv and oth•rhousctto/0 ffttpon.siOUillos. m y t'llSetttmtmt 1S proundttd In such /lsgttmt disregard (or lht! vBiue of ~n lndlt~ffllllf .. Ume. (I i ffiVF.O lite to tile Amnet51 umpus lor my TrJutsctay ltYomng cl•u.) t o:xte.fld my .sympati,Y to those wno walrect a! pl llllnt(y, and hltve 'lt!l to be sceommodated Sincertti Y yours, Judith P.,-ry·Wtl1tra untwnstfy stud&nt Meet us The VinWy ClUb I~ beeomlng a vtJry act/VI group on oampu1 one• sgalfl. Th~ club's gosl f.s to help give VJt$lt'f ethletes s sense of ldentfry among llfomuflfes, •s vtflll s.s (h~ gtJnttraJ IJ(tiVtlftlty communlfy some ltlllltJtlon with athlete$, The club's presldenr It Jonn Fttzpattlck, ceptaln olthe IJasketbaJI teDm. He Is IIOp~tuJ 'o varsitY CIU"D maR& u eflttcftve. The olub's-advutor, women 's biSkfllbBII COI0/1 Urtdl o·oonnB/1, rs ol tl'ltt opinion that tfle club gives sthterM somethi ng to telatfJ to. Othet olflcets include the viaepreslclent, football pteyorJolfn GtfJtJI&'J, seeretaty•tfiiii&Uter Triola A mer, field hockey snd track, and 6oclel cporafnstor, Merle Bal*o ltom women'' bnktuball. The club /1 gO/ling tnvolv04 by n.tptng SA ..11 Rota,y Field, •• well as other thlngJ. Call Lindll O 'Donn&/1 01 llJ6'3143 lot moffl lnfotmatton, Mike El111er Ghost, what ghosl? The letter lppearing on Mondily In The Spectrum r•gord(ng the hBUntlng of the Govtrnors ReaJdenCB Complo~ was otJvlousJy wrlt(IJf? DY an lnt&lllgiJM IJI)d well Informed indl'lldual. What Is. tl/sturl>lni/IS m•t. •hhoug~ m•"Y of th• •uthor·s premlt•• were couKt, a n lncorr•ct CllnCtuslon For enrnp1e-, Mr, Coppoll(tO •t•t•s thlt the compi•K ti)II&J& ''st quite 1 dlstsnce from ,,. netre$/ hallowed ground," In fact It I& }u$' unaar a on& mile walk to the nttlfttst Stven·Efevon Ellicott I• llfleon mlnllfll$ by loot (IJ&Uelly preceded by twenty mfnutu w•ltlng tor • OusJ. tnt11MI $Pino, wflfch I& lsr from bslng hallowed ground but (!oes .Sill boor. range1 lrom on& hunrued '(trd$ (Ptonczak) to twelve and • · 11111 miles ltbo Alumni Arent/, BW w•• .,.wn, ( Si.lence no longer tnat sthl,es get lnvolve.r:J In SA Editor: - Editor: Oi~ector, Spo.rts lntatmat!Qn '' 11 thl& wery fact thlt htu contr/l1utorJ to rhtt .slow death of the dormt 8!1d1 tJoneurrsn,v. to the demls~ of Jts' IIJidentt. Tfle tact (fill( flO one ffas evet dl•d In the complex It lrrelsvam vrl'len one col'lslde" '"'' few lnhlbltat111 are BCfUally lilY~ In GovtmotJ. Uflllt Mr. Coppolino wslk& llfrough Rooi~Wit H•ll 9,0 0 p.m . (law .student CIJtlew) he sflould teservtt /Udg6m•nt on tuch sutJ#flctNo melllfl u life tnd '"fit I cannot femaln t llent Wf!en fflf Organization ol Arab Student& •ccuses the Israeli army of murdHi ng cflllllan& In t/te ~cent B~trut mits.saate. {Sea Spoctrum lor Ootobor 2~ As Begin uld: " Goyi m kilt ~oytm aM Ihoy olama lh~ Jews." lam not lllking aoout Ins qU&$tlon of respOf'$lbl/lty, Wille, may well be the Israelis'. but about who dirt tho ootuol killing. £VeryonB BQIIIIU that 1/1& L•bsne-se did it, and hete you hsvtt lhq O~•nllatlon of Mob Student• S.lllill.g that •fThB MtJtdetttr&" WStl "tn• NtJw Nazi-Israel's lnvttdlng lorco~ " Can one hevfl a better ex1mple of the Big tie? Why ttJia tefw;ol by the Orgsnlul/on ol Atab Swdtnt• to admltth•t Are.b s klllfJd Arabc? Where I& the "'morse Oil lhB part Of thG ArBbl? Where Ire IllS PIOIDS( rnovemsnt& bY AritJs alter the masSilc:rs of Munich? When wllllh• PlO give up ( t$ deslr& 10 snnlflllsttt lsrse/1 Do not mlsundetsllnd me. If the l•t••ll• tel/he Pho/onglsts Into IM Palestlnisn c•mps-ln 8tJitut, tftey shocJk/ hl'lfJ known there might be Olood~hed. and In that sertsfllhey Itt! respon5ibte, bvt It w.tsl elJonese wno dltJ the lcll/lng. It Is time 1/J& ArjbS" sdmllled 1/Jttlr complicity fn all thf5 and showtHJ some o( l hfl umtt moral •en:rlbillty thlll lht fsta&/IS Its '*'hO Bill protUtlffQ the Beltut OIBUacre, Elloiii'T.t! deB!~. A-1 tor the $/Stement thtt it Is u(ll*'•fy lhBIInythlng Is. ex treme~ ''going on •· In Governor$ . . Cheap 1hor. The only lndl~putlbll PIIHifltlph fn rl7•1ellor wn thtt Jut. The JUO/ect of tfle ~Uranormel snould not be /Ikon lightly. Those of u• WfiO hBWI fUU$fJd SWiy end now Inhibit Govetnors sppr•elsre Mr Coppolino$' concem. ~~soolate prof•asor of Russian �' S,gnts and sounds sect\0(\ �SIGHTS AND SOUNDS When buying a camera Whcu buying ~ tamtr:.t, there are .stvtra.t factors to talcc into consideration. This includc:s price, typt' ot c:amcrG, ilnd long rnng.r exPf'(tation >·our intt:ren In or both in tht initial cost as well M in tht cost of film and procmin.a. They ilr< sreot If you want to just These are by far chr most popular cameras on lht moukel today. The re.uon for this it their vtrs:unity. Each manufacHJrtr nl4tkth :a take: 5nap1hon ar parties or plctur« or your pel dot. They ... photography. lltfore dctidina on which c3mtra you ~>ant tu buy, you 4150 quitc $mall and convenient. The main drawback ..u in tht siu whole l)'Sitm With each camcr3 thot allows apansjpn or your photaanphic capn'llilitles. or the negati\le. which cannot Ac.;t".u orlcs Include. flashes. \hould decide what fo rmat _}10U want lo wor~ in. forma~ 1cam ma:k:e enlargcmtnts bigger than Sx1. Kodak htu: ju$1 come out with telephOto "'!d Wid< 11ngie l<f)S, 11$ ill rh< size or film the cam u~. Co.mC"ra~ ranac from Ch(Uply pri~ well "' • whole line uf •pedal attoohment< for ~~~~ effe<u. camer-a called the dt'sc earner&. Tht A ba.sk sec up comes with a main dlfferer\<e 1$ th~t the ~era bo<ly •nd a 50mm lcm. nrgatives arc on a drcular disc. and many dirrercnr rompllnih hcnt:c 1ts name, rlU.tJer lh.:m m a Offer good 3Smm c,omem. Niknn loh'- Iii rip used in oonventional is the <hnico of the pj~S. but offer pocket c21meras. less ex:J)('n.t.iH camcr".ts which •rc -a new version of the pocket t- 11 0 pockrls to thr upemivc 4x.S view c.amerru. fhc-re ~n! m.-ny ad"antage$ to ea<h ~,r thern, :ts "'ell ru drawbacks, 110 po..k•<> - l'ht moon thi' LYf* is pri.:c., ju.n .tdvanl~e· to J5mm S I.R · (Single lens reO<x) CrWtinentai ~12FRA:>Il<l,I NSTIUiET 84~·12H2 • Western New York's #I International New Wave Night Club Oct. I 3th 4:\5 camctib. The adv:una.g t in ... Albrlght·Knox Art library 8001< SALE! Bl.OTTO Oct. 15th REMOTE CONTROL with THE FANS Oct. 17th DOA Ba nds o~ these ctunersl is lht- large nrg1uivc siu which allows for soporb runk~• from VMcouvet BILLY IDOL Other Dates to be A n nounced MIXED DRINKS 2 for t he price of 1 on Weds . thru Sat. CANADIAN MONEY AT PAR WALKMAN Type AMIFM Stereo W/Headphones $24.95 Now & Used Art Boo~s. ExhlbiHon C~lalogs, & Periodicals. Also For Sate Etchings By & Alter. William Hogarr Sal., Oct. 18 11·5 Sun., Oct. 17 12·5 In the Sculpt ure Court ol lhe Museum expensfve-$1,000 and up and arc Some: ~nrral things to remember when bu)'lna any Mokourt you 8ft oil the warranties: and thai thr camrra looks b(nnd new, and not one chat <amebody eb< brought bad(, The chances or getting a "lemon" a.rt onr in a hundred. but h can bt a real headach" if you don•t ha\ft aU yuur proper reciepts ir you have co 'u"l.,g. L..ockln_g last Key · olf plnchroller 1e1ease Louonau con1toL foP~Va r dJrewlnd . Stareolmono swlteh. Ac-tivates power an1enna. Hard permaUoy lapa nead. Chusls site c:odo ¥ · .,3 UKP 5200 wllh 1 pr . 3·way $peilkers $159.95 TDK 90 Min. Cassette 2 lor $3.50 -CAR STEREO· <RUISE CO~IRO'- -SUNROOrS. WINDOW 11<41 -HOME IELEPHONE> ·I'IVI O 8U~GI.AR AI"AR'<II> ·AUIO AC<ESORIE> -11\SrALI.ATION A\'JIIL,\UL~ PHONE 834-1394 MON. -FRI. !1-9 SAT •• S 11211 SHERIDAN DRIVE AMHERST. NEW YORK U226 ;;'"A Across From Northtowne Plaza Mastercard,Vlsa, American Express, Telec heck 10 % OFF Everything with StudeniiD TlE ate & OtiY.•. Portraits Sign-up between October 25-29th a t the following locations: I I I Talbert Hall ~~~:~~:CARVER harmanfkardOn ~QSH Yearbook Library onclud>ng o ADS. o ALPINE o SANG & o LU~t.\AN o is bdl ror your specific neech. -n.nJ cD.O hdp you ptan our )'our purchases. 845 Harriman and ~»alit: WilHSt'l!y anc.f )1 l~t" bt!Et bl'iUl(jS Iron- i~UO•r UWt US OlrnJ l]pan o MiTSJJ.jiSH o NA~A..CHI • R£V0\ • YAMAHA e ANr1 ~,t)f1f don'r b< Afraid 10 ask th! !IBiesman, h't knows wbnl C'3.ltltra The offidal UU Yearbook Nt1w nn sale SHJ.OO I buok High-class hi-fidelity o GEJ<.'ESIS o ' IAA\\AN> Kt.ROON o 1n11c.t o Jel dtilltr simply T H E B U F FA LO N I AN ' 83 eY~V YOu Duy ~~ uP IO spen, ()tlr >JICCJU!i.Ve s.stau.o, prtt.set MUSIC- Searcll Tape Gu-ard. A becau.~e he will gi\re a w:..rr~ntee rather than through som<bo<l) orr the scrm who }'Ou may ne'ltl <tc aaain . Look around at wha~ b availabl• and wh•• you pl an 10 4o in the future-. Don ' 1 b\J,Y a J)OC'tCl camero. ir you want to 1a:ke pktUtC1 for yOur college paper, and don 't ..,_ SI,OOOc::JJtlrro to take pidur<s or your dQS: Finally FRfE tlei"'""taoo• Auro replay/ejeo1 . do il lhrough enlru,cmcms. Disadvantalcl lie in tha.t they are very Strt;au~ot" V()U'' rxobabiy'Ouy ~~~one or lwo i1t!'t0 sys:let'M "'yow Me w_. want to~ we 'fOU en,oy ihOpp.no .al r,.1nSr.l!ndental evety b.l n mucn M vou W+~ llav.ng Wttlt!1hlng lrom our 51•re .., yO\Jr ~ Tnaf's why we Qlfj)J o0>.4Jsanl M I{\Uflt!l•1pS, an urH·ontus'"g tdi~C'I•OO oroce.ss bett. bttncn le ~IW1g fl() bt! !iuH• ~t)~ l· UKP · 5200 Ml!-41 Casssette Deck wiAMIFM Stereo return it. If buying a used camera , reproduction when maklns Iorge and bull')'. THE FEMS The SPECIMENS , dependobl<, Other M tdium formal Co l.atgt fonn•t - The.e include 2 ~.\214 Squorc to Oct. 14th Oct. ZOtb ll$ repuUtb1e- manu(at'lUrtr, -:lrt Minblta. Canon, Olympus, and Pemax ru. v.tll as • do~en or .so lesser known companres. One thlng LO rcrnember however i.s that len~ arf not in~cccho.ngrablf between mo.nu(actureu. lc . Minolta Jc:nJes don't fit Nikon camtUll. There arc sncral len• compani<t whic~ do ma~e lroses for different 3Smm SLR 's s:u~lt OlS ViVirotr and Soligar. Th• ea-trem•ly ..,lou• tuttm•n l kerdttf'\ C0'201 c.asa• tt.• deck wlttt Sef'\dUJI head 1 aut o •••rch, ulh •wtld eband ru pon ... 14 Baldy tlall - 167 Millard Fillmore Academic Cen ter 636-2468 fo r questi ons �SIGHTS AND SOUNDS ,.,.}1 A stereo systetn .far you The pcnp«th-r buy<r am, .. the nuddlc or the displays and .. approathed by a wesman .. ho pointS 10 the m)'Nd or equipment and JUk> if hdp I> nt<dcd Aflrr a brlrf JCannlng the Cu"Om<r Ondi hlm><lf helplm, the .. oold Of Sl<r<O buying. u. 11 crutl ont. In 0\'t* thr paJ.t dccndc the >l<reo buyer hal b<tn a<>ault\ b) thou~and• of opt1on• fQr buylnJ equipment. No 1111\JCI II tht phonosraph >Ufn« Everyone' U a wtr prCKiaimcd stcrro c.\~n a.nd ar )Ou ate' to WI'Vl\t an aod.;ay'l 'frlOf'ld your wow and Ow1r• mtnc ~ brltc-1 ttw> the n<.\t l•t• 04hutg coutd bt funhrr from the trulh . Al11oo ortc.n, C'Ofl)Utnf'fl bu)' ~lt1«» eqwpmcru th:al ha." good spec. or ftalurcli bke d1111&1 r~doul but d~ not Otthttr nrtd;.. Whtn bU)1ng a itnro you >hould buy 11 for )'Out n«d~ and budget, not bt<•u•• 1f look$ prcuy or b«....lU\c il hali mOfC' "111) than Y<h.lt neighbor''· Ask quHIIonJ What ltP<J or mu>lc do you prdcr to lbttn to; roc~. dJJCO, country, cla•<kl>l. ttc o.rrercnl type> prone• d1rftr<nl ....,..,ic mu<K-1 Vcty loud? Or loud coou.sJ> to lalk O>Cf! •hould proVide you ln-..atuablc- a.nbtancc. F''" orr. he .. sho,. l"" speakers to c:ornpart. Tht sound of lh< •P<Ikm Is &oifi&IO be th< most Ob\ioUl fO< )OU tO tell 1he daff<t<nt< . The 6) How larJe is tb< lilttl\lnJ aru7 Wha1 1ypc of furnlshings arc tborc? 11th< room filled with man.y sound ab~orbina anfciH like rvg> ood oouch<S7 7) Will other prople b< usina it? If .so. you may want a simpler modtL Ml Whal typr or tqUipnltnl h>V< )OU sttn or heard that ha' interested you? 9) Ho"' oRen do you ll"cn 10 mll<ic? Do )Oo o"o lOO album> u..,.,. and 10 them .-ei"J'((a) or Is youro;. a S ruord coHecuon 1h11 momly pthm dll>t1 10) Do )OU tis.tm to nunn. In )Out cv? This cvuld olfM ( 'tllth~ha )'OU bU) I 12pr J)ll)tr or nol , II) Moo 1mponantly, Mo .. much can )'Ou •fford to 1pc_nd on the: S)"~Lem? H you do nC'u havr tnuch. )'OU mor •'<>n>ldcr just bu)'in& a plocr of •h• sys1<m nnd buying qunlltY salc>man won't b< able to help hrre, sound is only as good as n )QUhdi 10 )'OU~ Ntxt on thr •hopping list " rht reui\tr or .St'p.lf3.tc tuner a.nd amplifier which p rovJdc the .same ba.sic function but with tquipmtnt ratl1tr than buyina a c:on1plt1t .st'COnd nue .I~.Sitm that will not fulrill your ne<d;. Nc~t. nO"- that you ha\lc btttrr qu&Jhy. Your dtci.sion hcrt comt up with us-tfllO these • qucttions, you a~ rudy 10 •<ntljl'< forth. l•f• will.b< t1hltr for you and fO< your uluman If $10<<0 C10n.sid~tiOQ O( ~ tSIUd will b< ba><d on the Sl)<lk<n that )' OU buy. Diff<rtnt Sp<a\cn rc:qufrr dirfe:r«u amountS or llO"tt to dm~ them proprrly. On« llil'in when decidin& on 21 Do you pr<f<r 10 li>ltn IO t.a.pe:l Of r«:ocd.s! l) Wll<r< do you plan on K'ltul& the 'Y"<m up7 In )our bedroom, find a stttcO storr tbal 11 001cd f<>< btlpful <alnmco and the tC'\."a\c:t don'1 an ca.rrKd 1.-ay • ith sptCS un~ )OU ..-r ranges or htgb> and lo~ and utllt<t dlfftrcnt upiiOru or. you already twavt pu1 drnc mto Uv11\& room or dorm room~ 4) Wllat do you do ,.hil• listmlng? Do you do no1hina while li>1enin&? Do you read? Ente:n-ain? re-putabt~ a real aff«tion2do. strm.e of S.fttoJ Rtrnm~b<r that )0~ $I ill h"'"" a bud¥<! to "'or k 'tii1Jh . This is snU the ratha than JU>I dbcount>. In •he long run )OU will ~vc JOII<n a bcn<r dul by buy!nc from 1 reputable dealer. Tell the \llc!i:man tht rnuhi of yuur and let him &lve rou 5) Bow loud i> the rnu1lc you too decid< that a tape deck shiJIId be pon of your l)~le<n, lh<re ~ IC\'ttal co..tderatlorl$ In sdeclin& <1thtt a CUfC<t<, lkntdc 0< r..t~o.rttl Tbc tnOJI popular aod.a)' is thr c:auctl<. dlW 1o its ,u ht deo.ls, listen to? Will II b< MQC'I bac~ lO the fiut queufon!. ~kf'CI1 do )'OU ht\t an ~ttn!>ht C."CJIIcctlon o( record5 or dO )'UU pr<f<r !OptS, If in the f\11Ur< YOU p1an OJ\ ln.s.allin& a tape da:k 10 t:apc nlorc th~an •nusk. Ju~t rt:rorde:d ft\:l)' noc duplicate buyfnJ rr~ord~~< and t•P<•· * you plan on buyins a turntab:k )OU "•" ha~o-e to ~orutdtt •hdhc:r you "'rant an aurom.atk record chan~tr !hot pQ)"i lfWlY record$ conJ«ut:i\dy, j semi· autom.ahc curn11blc tha' you can PfOtflm one rtorord at a rime or a manuallha1 mUll bf d\an!,cd anneach record. Th1> cboi« will b< dctcrmlnlnc factor. Find 1 receiver that will rx>Wt:T the dttumined by whtthtr )'ou 1uun spn.ktrs •nd c:huoK bctw~n lhe<n. Do not Itt Ihe opllon• thrO¥>' you, often Hines you Will and do ncvrr U5t I hem an d I hey you.- C'IU and you -A'ould probably only buy rt.-"'ei•IO•tcrl If )'OU wamtd 10 w.:am t() oo that )ou do your tar tht"' you buy o 1aptdcc~ Chnok" 8"trlt'lt. It ynu had ant lh wlulr work1n1 a_round tht house noo wish 10 be bolhucd by com.II!Uiy ct1anain1 records ur if art mote tc:tlou~ abou1 your Aft., chO<><In& o,lllhe c:on\poncnll rcnu:mbcr 10~ othi!t \ltr) tmpor111.n1 lhi"~ 1ha1 do nOt: atrcct 1he ~ 1h< rqwtpmml h~"~ a compttlth-c warr;uuy? If h bruls do"'>tl" n«dJ rrplxnn<nt ron>. ,. n from repulabl< compan) I hat ..;u be wdhna and helpful. Docs tht store ill rom a poll<)/ e\Crf1hona tbey ..U. a he•• )OU bought of >m~lrina lklorr yuu lrnc lhc i10rc- r<Dl<mbcr that )'Qu should have tht alesntln show you how Lo put the sy1tcm cuacthcr (many smrei w\U c.ome to your hou~ and ttt it for a usuaHy ·• THE PROS AT PURCHAS£ RADIO GIVE YOU MORE SAVINGS. MORE SERVICE AND MORE FAMOUS BRAND SELECTION •.• SOllY l·l·Cto Ill. UPES t.lu.-hh lttt l \tC' UlJ)f ,., hutl~'"' P"•'to 1.79 ~'" SOllY EHF·C90 au• TAPE 1 2.39 P.A 5 Htt\ l;ooWt~fl4l ~VIt0 WEST SENECA· s..,. .19&1 So. anc.u h11m Soo1h,11e Plu.t 675-3676 Buy wf•h «•nfultntt - from ''Tht Proo." AI Purchase JUdoo-, you're dealing with penple who are leaders nut jusl in hom• sound . • buL also in large t'Ommrrrial 110und and \'ideo sy•lems. Our prnfe..sionll k nowledge heI~ you gel more for your money. �.SIGHTS AND SOUNDS ANNOUNCING VIDEO EXCHANGE, INC. Grand Openiilg Specials Friday, October 22nd ( AND MUCH MORE! OVER 600 MOVIES TO CHOOSE FROM Rates $3.50 per tape Monday-Friday (24 hr rental) $5.00 per tape on Saturday· or Sunday (24 hr rental) $7.50 per tape for entire weekend! Hours Monday-Wednesday 10 am - 7 pm Thursday & Friday 10 am - 9_pm · Saturday 9 am - 9 pm Sunday 12- 6 pm VIDEO EXCHANGE, lNC. 1&14 Niagara Falls BIY~. (across from Grossman·'.s) 837·7582 �SIGHTS AND SOUNDS ~-~-~--..,...,..,., 1 fM - M & W ~r Portable stereo system: Don't leave ho m e without it __J I& W CAMERA •Gl CE~~ER 1 9'~~2L~~rL~C~~;Es _:fJI • I 1 - • • from your own radio. Mcltrs · to aid In checkina the battery ond recordina level. TaP< Counler • to htfp on l~tiat parti<:ul:u IWSO&t$• Varttble Monitor • 10 r«ord proaramr Wilhout l~ttrl<n"' ,.llh )'Out 6>teni11J. hLbt Control · IUdstn PQ'itionm.a lht C•J.l< for r«:~rdins~ Radio ">ietp" shutof( - th< ctll!re uJU1 tu-rru off wbm )'OU uun Lht runnion 10 the: tape: posluoo. h it cl<11r thot the>< port•bfc units can be' nearly iU AC!\"'mmodal in.S as I he 1raditionat homt &ttno .systenn . J1 is lmport.am co shop around There SC:crru 10 bt no end to lhC' k:ind) or home tmcnainmetu equipmtnl \hal wt can now tll)oy away from home Po,.abl< trk,•u.ions, alcreo radlo-', and tape re...'"Oedas"'ft'avt ~ocnc: common new a. tbt bt:ach, 1n the park oDd fO< rmc~liOil in J<M<aL A popular nun ln recco1 elm~ i$ lh< eomblnallon 1\M-fl'l, ••P< pla)'ffl r«O<dtr il<l'to J)lltm, • vtablc ahernauve: for those who ti~t IO Ia~ < lhtfr mu1k with thtm. Many good model\ Atr rusonably priced. rnaklnalhrm more affordable thllll th< mlidillonal home 1urreo l)'!t tm ~ Oood portabl• st<reo •r>~•m• con be found for "' httl< •• S200.00. If your d""'"' ><< bmhtd to a mono un1t )'our • ann can bt fir! Oiled for around $100.00. distinction from aptakrt) lhat are from one 10 two rccc apart Your p<1\0nal li$tenin& rana• 15 wh~ ~111 dntrm1nc whnhcr a po!Ublt unit is Jatbf>ctocy r.. Y""' lisrn>t"' n«ds. Tht dowr you a~e to the """ the: clearer (&lW 1 -and teat(h out the unit which most accommod:atn your nted ~ and dc>irn. COLOR LAB • 'lie - ~ ~ I,=j •QUALITY SERVICE Full line of new and , used equlpmenl , I TWOL OCATIONS TONAWANDA 833·611 0 J111!1!!1J11 lllliiiW . 1330 I'IIAGARA FALLS BLVD 8UF ~" ·~;~~~i~~""'~ [M !, W 1<0BHERTELAVE. ~ MOH ,HI'IUfAII IJMP',I £I I Hl t.J!.~ J. [£>..:l l w j ~ -=------0.:--~- the stereo distinc:tion. 1\ti of the ponablt rt«Hd<!'a ha•-e _,. srandard, bulh·on features ·;ncludln&: 6 mu;.TOphone and a jack rOt an eJUemal mike, a htodphOn< Jltlt anci many have ~pa.r.uc jac:kJ lor hookio1 up out>ide >PU~Cf'l. lleyond lh< stillld:IId ~omplcmtms of opcratmg controll, there \\l't nmny .special up1ion feature" available'. must hi~h ktvt to lncrca.sc tht or . . . costs of }'OUr uru' , Thf'S( Jptt[al rd turcs ln<ludt the: (oiJowin&. 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Mon brAild> of rquipmtnt have little to no diflirolty in r<eehina ll>llons withoUt IOietferc:oet: frarn Olha ckctronktllyiDOfe elaborate, st.adons. Ooe point to k«p in should bt compared to lhe mmd is that .,CJto wuitlvity b in.hcrmtJ)' v.eakcr 1han mooo lrllditiontl home: Sltrto J)'Sl<I'OJ. FREEDOM FROM A.UTTEIL Ill xnsirivity • .w il \J AOC • falr comparisoo bdv.ct:n the 1wo. .Rb'"eo \al.k Outtn b lcno.-n as • monophonic unrtJ brina -.a• maa ln pnch <&used b~ tn«hanical tmp<rfeclions In the tope-recorder mechanill!l . Flutttt STEREO SEPIIRA TlON. You c:anool ~ too mud\ SICff() from outs.idt !Oiircn m well as n eket& at flc.ketron Outlets , et the doOf or phon•; 85.4-1415 Itt th• I'J e•rt ot Bt~ft•fo'• Th.,t« Olslrict, tlghf n•rl doot ro Sh••'5 rtt.,f•r. ronlght 4 Part Vocal Swing w ith DESPERADO Show at 9 pm 10/14 The Sensational Blues & Soul Singer BOBBY " BLUE" BAND at a & 11 pm 10/15 CABO FRIO Jazz Fusslon at 9pm The Polish Student League presents " POLAND SEEN FROM THE INSIDE" A Lecture by Dr. Richard Sokolowski and Eva Marszalkowski on Their First Hand Experience of Recent Events in Poland. Friday, Oct. 15th 8:00P.M. Room 239 Hayes Hall Free Admission Reception will Follow ~ - "'*ll"lllbol ··- ··- -· ~· · -- ---·-· ....... W'IIOnndav. 13 00101:* 1ia Th• Sof,c.lf\lf'n .J..3 �TO ALL STUDENTS WHO ARE NOT REGISTERED_TO VOTE YOU HAVE ONE FINAL CHANCE! Government SA is worriw abou1 assignments. Issues of general undt'rg.radual~issues, studrnl concern have been Pa~rno Associalion is: worried about diseu&sW txlensivcly between the leaders over the telephone. said. «We're each trying to expr~ss the imercst of our own studtnl body." You Must: 1 -Call the Erie County Board of Eloct:ions (846-8891). Give your name and 'f addfe>s. SA"J1JRD:\ Y. OCTOBER tfi 2 - 9p.m. 4- Bring identification. You may register to vote if vou will be 18 vears of age ON rn BY "f'.()VEMBER 2. • • "If we push harder for our own cons1itUency, it's because we find it necessary to do so."' Millard Fillmore College Student Association Presldent Katherine Stiffler said.. Murphy 5aid. ' 'the student govrrnmenu work alone a lot. ClASS BEGINS --."'f.-.'1. When you havo t:ompletErl these steps. von wiU ht' e[igible to vote in the November 2 elections ,111d all subsequent elections. [EXEROSE YOUR CDNS111UTIONAL RIGHTS: VOTE IN TilE NOVEMBER 2 ELECTION LSA1 • IIUT • GR£ GR£ rsTCN • UE 810 IW • GlUT • 011 IJC.lT•PW•"MT SSAT- PS.IT • ICJIO[IOTS SAT • ICl • IOEFl • MSlP Urlll£0 IDS - !Cfl5 FLU -I'QE • .01· U IDS C,_ • SPf£0 READCMG ~11 MPIAN towc n 10•u cnnn ~10 ~"-' • ' " '' '.'" Sn l.t!·\l t ~.... , l t)lt ~-837~~ Important' Intramural Information ENTRIES END M~NAGER'S Men's Basketball 10/19 10/20 10/25 COED Basketball 10/19 10/20 TBA 10/21 1P/25 10/15 10/18 Ice Hockey Racket ball Tournament ..... 10/15 SBI has servw as a uniting J.bl" pO.'III1 e. -GSA President Peter Murphy October 16, 1982 SPORT Issues facing dentistry studenu." he Got:emments hcwe "differences in political petSpectir.:e, !Jut. we name and loca~n of vour neighborhood polling place. THURSDAY. 0Cf013E.'R 14 2 - 9p.m. the Denial School Student ..~.,I wo"' oget ~er to tIre extent 1 - The !hard of Elections will give vou the •3 - Go lu vuur neighborhood polling·place cr1 t:litl~er of these two dates: ·••nllnu•dtromp•"" ~ and afraid not to lobby for our constituents'', Student Bar Assocla1ion Presidenl Jill - EETING PLAY BEGINS T he Sample me<eings have "been a ve<y positive ~pe rienoe.'" Dental Student Presideot Michael Licata said. '"They have a lol or pmemiaJ". Schedule connicts limit contact b~tw<en the leaders outside of these meetings. but the s tudent leaders often consult each other to gather for Sample's spocific topic force forti he governments. As an apolitical force, its Board of Directors hove met monthly with government representatives to discuss issues concerning the delivery or essential goods and services to the s tudent body. Leaders said this unpolitical forum enables different student factions to work togethe.r for the common good . -I A M Presertts"ORDARBY NITE" at the BBC DRINK SPECIALS 2 Shots I B52's ·$1.00 Bar Drinks - $1 .00 2 Labatts·- $1.25 Come Party with UB's Best Social Fraternity on Oct. 14 9·? AT THE BBC I, iit---------------~--------L-----------L---------~ ' All rosters may be picked up outside the RECREATION AND INTRAMURAL SERVICES OFFICE at 152 ALUMNI HALL. NO ROSTERS WILL BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT THE $15.00 DEPOSIT. THE FEE FOR THE RAQU ETBALL TOURNAMENT WILL BE $2.00 AND WILL BE COLLECTED AT THE MEETING. Any questions please call Michael O'Conner, Head Supervisor of lntramurals at 636-3147. &PM Oet.141h Fillmore 170 Ellicott HEAR JERRY BUTLER IN PERSON• Sponsored by Campuo Cruoade lor Chrlet telll .. COUll ~ Studtf'l AnodatiOA 40MIM~ �UB captures "Big Four" By LO RETTA A. CONDINO atl:'h WM victor tarnin il one eight--game K:t, t v.·o tl\< semi· final. Ross proved. moVed into the ~'On.solatinn round , Spemum Stq[f Writer The UB «nnis Royals rolled •or Niagar• U., Canfsfus ColltJ!e d Buffalo SlOt< S.rurday in the ·xch annual "Btg. Four" Tennis ourney held "' rht Alumni Arean Couns. The Royals compiled 23 inu on lbc day, to second plaQe Niasara•• 12Y: and Canisiut' lOY, . Buffalo Stat< (4) picked up the dllainiog points. The singlc 1£ title WQ.5 a family ffaif as UB's fltSt single seed my Ross defeated UB third in&le seed. Robin t\bromovitt in he ftnal, 8·4. In the touma.menl format, ~ch itll Playert lo5ing ln the Out round ims. with half a point aw11ded for each match won. R05$ ruched the flnab by bc.atina.sroond ~ed teammate Lori L<C!alr in lh< soma. (8-4). Her •olid baseline play again proved to be the .strongest asset in her matches. Thert. WiU n r a cime Where she found lrin much uouble. Ro.s$' title h "'!1' run included wins O\'tr C'Mol Borehtt (Nil\glla), 8.0 in the fu.sl round. and fellow Roy•l Shelly • WojntU In tbe stcond A·L Abromovhz's quick play secured • berth in tile nnal by beating Neils Pepp.. or Buff:ilo State, 8·5, Sue Bums of Ni•aara, 8·3, and St.acv Carranza of Ni ra 8-4 in Buffalo State telln of Lynda Wald and VIcki Wcisbord, (8·3) in the semis. They then br«Ud to victory a.s they bc:aLLht numberwh~ she holcb the number one position on th< UB team by btating Abramovitz, (8-4). Though not lndfeated by the score, the glrls ""'re playing point for point • throughout the match, each bteaklng <a<h other's $Ct've, but .Rou b.roke onct more In game II and held onto her game for the victory. In double'• play tb.e UB num~: ·tWO doubles team Of Maria Sa-a• and Liso Caputi lost in I he first round to the: numbe-r· one team or Sue Smith and Mary Collins of Niagara, who e\ltntUally wtnt oo to win the double's Htle. two aeam or Marie Bilka and Debbi• Tollman, (8·1 ,) The Roy.1l'.s number..onc doubles te•m o( Lori feldhclm a..nd Le51ie Stidham grwe -a valianl fight in sceond·ro'Pd play against number-one Ca~s doubles team, Jane Oi81ase and Michell~ Leftwich . But this time the Griffins pro,ted too tough as they defeated Fdheim and Stidh~~n, 8-6. Felheim and Stidham were trailing 4·1 when lh<r made their comeback bid. Stidhain's poweful 5tfW assisted in winning key point• In 11>< next sam<. In tile &e.Venlh game Clnisius barely ht)d omo Chrir serve as 1bey won afterthree deuces. With the score S-2, UB then held ..,...e again, and at 5·3. tile UB girls broke Canioius' serve with a blistering voHey by Stidham down the center or DiBi ..e and L<ftwich. The duos alternated holding serves until Ca.nisius was nne &am away from the win. AI 7-6, UB's communkarlon uemed 10 faU apart as they were beaten, maklna it a linaJ at 8·6. Jn C'On.solallon sinaJc's accfon, Buffalo State's Helena Oowd defeated Lynn Poner of Caniiius to tdr ~he title easily at 8-2. UB Ltavcls lomorrow to face fredonia Stat< in a SUNY AC West m.arch. tn the coneeUation_ round Savas and Caputi dominaJcd the .s«ne as the ' eas:il beat the nwnbcr·two Quick goals lead to defeat, 4-1 The UB Ro)'llls lost to the S4 John Fiihct Clldinals 4-1 in Royal tram as Ooalkccl"'r P11n GabO:II\Jld fullback Deanne Aoc\o sot their signll!s cros!ed. Aceto dfd not hear her calls and by tit< \ime Gabel went for it, tile Crudinals Sue Hargather passed Marianne By C IND Y MANARINA Sp«tnJm Stqff Wrlttr women's SOCt.'<'-r action Saturday laurini. wbo swrtd . afternoon at Alumni field. The los. dropped the.&oyals to 4-J. The Catds, nwnber one learn in Early in the second half, the third goal fo1 Fishes was scored. Oamo on the .state, l St.h in t.be nation, Diemez. Barcz.ak said il increasc:d thdr record to 10-1. The Card> tallied. twice early in the flnt half. enough LO secure the gamr. Lauric Gnrno put St. John up 1.0 on an unassl5ted goal. "lt was impossible to reach and next to impossible to time, •• .RoyaJ oach Mi<heUe BarcZAk said. Their second goal WiiS due. to la.tk or c:ommurti~ion on the only goal of the fourth Gabel could have had -a hand on but was not di~apJ)ointed with hc.r players. •·we played well agail).ll tile by a. n1ce pass rrom Renet W85 rhc number one team fn the stale,•• Barczak said. only goal came Jate in lhc Jiecond half as Naney Hausm.an tallied unusis\ed.. ue•, 11 h wu about time," Batcuk A TTEN"ti.ON: The Sherriff's Dept. Will Be On Campus Oct. 25th to Issue Sheriff ID cards. These wi II Be Required After New Drinking Laws Take Effect. You Must Have Your Birth Certi ficate Plus Proof of Permanent Address . Oct. 25-26 Harriman Oct. 27-28 Capen Oct. 29 Ellicott (Blake Center) For More Details Call Jim Gruber at 636-2807 ~ 'Safl.1. ' 'l .was hnppy to see h. We didn't docrv~ -a ~hutout ag~nst u~. '' The final Fisher aoa1 w&.~ scott<! by Kim Thompkins and misted by Laurini. "St. John rlihct was rully good." Gabel said. "Wt play•d well, too, but rot the first 10 minutes. as always, we were bent and then both teanu ployed equally. We have ro llllilk~ more oppon;uniries .•• .. No one wa.s running 1n on the: {F'tshcr) goalie," Royal Kathy Oerbract said . .. We should have· has!lcd the goalie when she was rolling. ~t ball.'' Quc•tlonable officia11ng affocted the gamt. but ll;lr=k cllllmed Bill • aoo SOOC·ER page Hi Royal controlling play ATTENTION ALL S.A. Ct.UBS & ORGANIZATIONS 1 • Officer Update Forms MUST be Returned to S.A. by Friday, October • 5th • . 2.You must Contact S.A. to Schedule an Individual meeting w/S.A. Treasurer. 3. Organizational Fair Forms Should be Returned Now If You Plan on Participating. faUure to Follow Above Procedures May Result In Loss of Recognition For Your Group. ~ St"dent s.,~.:k'm Association A~l>OC"-''"''" ~-------···-·-·····"· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .W-J>O.IObo<ttiiO --...... j5 �SOCCer •eonunutld trom p•Q•15 D<Gioppcr 41ld Bob McAllister ar. " good offic:laJS, probtbly IWO Of 1hc besl in !he S<orc" and "3'ccd rhat fi.,her did make rept'ated fouls but by different players. lt w:u the Cardinals \\hO Wrred1sappuintcd in lhc officiating. " J think lh<)' missed a 101 of calb: · Cardinal•' fuUbaek Tracey Comber said ... They were not very &Ood." "The same wu played v.·eU," S<. John Fisher eoo<h Tlto Launni uid.._UB dldn'l panic ""d Slu<k with thrir game plan. We. however. didn'l play welL We could have played better." ··we have some outstandin& playm on offense artd defense." UB capcain Janet Anspach said. "We played re.llly well. FISher's a good team.• On o ffen$e they wen real fun 10 play aplnst." We need lht experience but l'm sure we'll set to <he playoffs." Barttak agr«d. "llhink we havt' a good chantt to get to 1hc playoffs. We have individual talent and we'll do really ...ell. There ....·ere ,;ome mentaJ mistakes and nti.scommunic:ation. Our three losses went to top ttam$ (Well~ College, Alfred UniVtr>ity, now St. John Fisher. I don't antldpat< an.)' more losses." The Royals play fiV< morr aames, the next homt contes~ bclDJ! tbi< S..turday ~t 1'00 •&ainst BuJfalo Scale at the Alunutcornplcx. Soccer Bulls crush LeMoyne as forwar\1 Mark Brown stars minu« mar~ of !he fin I half. Lat<r in the hlllf he •"' up Brown who ca~hcd in un a cornt-r kick •• 21:51. Brown and Cohen combined opin 10 open !he S«<nd half scoring. only 42 seconds arccr play resumed. Brown scored on a .shon c:ross .shot which i&niled By LAWRENCE MIETUS Spmrom Staff Rtportrr Jl.'oior forward MarJe Brown .:onnectfiJ on thr« of his five >hou fo r goals and added on• a.s!ist a.s lht' UB soccl!'r B'uUs (S·l) crushed LeMoyne Coilege 8..0 on S3turday afctrnoon at lhc Boll's Alumni fidd . Brown'1 performancc wu termed ·'the brs1 game 1'vc C\'tr seen him ploy" by Head Coach Sal fupo\UO . Scuiot forward Walttt CohC"n .tbO 41ood out as h.: contribtutd 1wo goals and two -assbts. S<mor goalltnder Marty Pa\*Ont*§. sh~ut wu his fifrh oC 1he season. 14th of his \.-atec:r. as ht continues to run ;1way with tht U'B individual record tn bolh cate:aories. ' 1 Team c(fon and coordination were the key to toda.y's aa.mc,'' P4\'one c:ommcnttd. wn,c playe-rs anticipated c.a ch other's mo... es \lieU.'' Cohen opened Lbc: scoring for the Bulls on an unassis1cd sho1 o rt a r~bou nd -aL che t2.:00 offen~ive e~plosion . AI the 52 minute muk halfback Rkk Carlson (junior) b<a1 1he LeMoyne soollcnda after ta~lng a E,)MS rrom Brown. Carbon then assisted on UB'.s fiftb go:!l whieh was &cored by -senior halfback Dave Simpkin 1wo minutes late-r. Wirh che- game well in hand, Coach E•posito d""ided to pull Pavone and let .sophomore OtJry Kopacl 8t1 some expt."ric:ntt 1n che net. He: madt ont save and man::ig.ed 10 preserve the s-hu1out for Pavone. The depth of the Bull's bc:came obviou.s at t.h~ point 3S Espo.sito substituted at will. "We have a good ball club and deplh roo." Esposito said. 11 We have the skil15 and todav we: just neVer Itt up.•• Brown echoed cbc sentimenu of t.he coac.h ... The team is working we.U 1oaether. AU the players wen running hud today," h was Drown again for UB's sixth goal after ••king a pus from senior forward Dave Richards. Carlson enlcred !he pkturt ilgain when bt set up Juan Linares for scor~ number S<V<n. Cohen bagged his second of the day to close out ahe scoring and Simpkin was credited with the anlst . UB registered 24 shots on go•l during their offcmive barrage -M oppostd to 9 sho<s on goal by LeMoyne. The BuU, ployed nuidly throughout lh< oonl<sl and displayed virtually <>ery lmaclnable offensive play. "Wc"re gtttina our ar1 together. '' Esposito nd,ded... This was the hlghe-.st scorina: game to d•t• sin<e UB defea1ed Datmen College on Sep1ember II. 1981 by a scor< of II~. Tbe Bulls sliU have noo11llowed • ~oal in any or their 1982 wins. lro nkally. the)' were .shut out in thdr only two tosses of the season so far by •eo•cs or 2~ against Buffalo State and Houghton Colleg<. 2~ - by enthusi-astic Attitude into today-'s game at Fredonia. A£cordin.g to Esposito, his ,..,, wiU nted continued scoring and steady defrost if they hope to mend their wi.n streak to four. fredonia is ranked as rhe number one Division Ill 1eam in the Stare. UB • was ranked ninth 1n the state going into the aame aa.ainst LeMoyne, On a 1hree g3me winning streak the Bulls nolehed vi<tories ovr:r Niagara and croas town rival Canisius prior to the romp LeMoyne. "Everyone ls enthusiastic lately," ltichwduaid. "All th< guys arc contributing.'' Tbe BuU's hope to e&rr)' !hal 0\1L1' _,.. NAVY FLYERS Do you brsak out in a cold sweat when you balance your checkbook? .,............................., Does your hand go into spasms when you enter your math cla.ss? If .....··························· so ...You have " Mathophobia" ................................ Come see the famous Dr. Dip! He can cu re you! Satisfaction Guaranteed!! ......•.......................... Knox 20, Wed. Oct. 13th 7:30 PM FREE! Co-Sponsored By: Division of Student Affairs The Nav; Flight Pr09r'<'tn is wlde oo!n. And we are loll~ .n•t I .1 mort t~.sn pllou .. The Naval Flight Officer runs the \lo (\~f'!n ;t\ system.lli. tJ!e tomputers and the elec~ronics . He '!i the N h '] ., Ihe r;'1 d.1r operator, the ~ub·hunter and tacu,ian, t4E t:Olll ) YOU! II you are " college man or gt.lduate, In good p.,y..,lt d c:ondhton C20 t7.0 v•'(lon is not neteu ary) up 10 1ge Naval Manageme"t Pro9ro\ms Ill Wm HurOn 5<. Room 3l! B~lf•lo. NY t~202 ( 71bl 65&-1730 THE BLACK STUDENT UNION is Ho lding a General Assembly Meeting Oct . 13th, 6 :30 pm Dief. 147 Guest Speaker: Professor james Pappas Cha irman of the A frican St udies Dept. Refreshments w i ll be served h .......... 18: ThtSpK!rum . Wodneoclo;, 13 Oo1obef 11Mt;! l<J, \\ •U• ;1 dt\ lre ror adventure, YoU should look into Ut! Nav(s f jj• II OHlu r Program Call or send rt\ ume. to: �classified ads a.na ETC may be placed at Tht SpectnJm ofllc;e 1-t &alcty HaJt. omce hours.,. 9 a.m. 1o ~ MondAJi lhtu Ftlcfl)'. Otldllnet are MonoJy, Wedneiday and friday 11 12:00 p.m . for ETC. an o 4:30 .:;u'""'""'u> lor IM nt xl OdiUon. Ratn 4,fe S1 SO fOf Urst ten wOtd.a 1ncJ .10 IOf each AddltlonaJ tn. 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HON...SMO'I~:U.G f'EM.t.l£ HOUSEM"TE wan~c tot 11'1'" tltdtOQm I.IPI)Itf on a,llnf\tlo041 A~t~~~ 511~00 pi ~ C.ll ~ A....ll1tlle No• I ROO MM ATE WAHffD AUTO-CYCLEINSURANCE * Low rates, Instant FS forms, months to pay * Specializi ng In foreign students/ out-ol·state drivers * driving All accepted regardless of record to make peace withTolstoy. drl~el'$ ..._ Active .A.ansurance call 101 """ estimate~ 896·2700 I ·. (81-eera:r. THE LAWYER'S ASSISTANT 8(J·s • The Lawyers Assistant Program at Adelphi Unl\iersity is the largest and oldes! ABA·approved program of its kind In New Yor~ State, with more than 4,000 graduates. Salaries at all levels have Increased with tho extraordinary growth of this profession. and top lawyer's assistants earn as much as $32.000. Come To Mt lnfonnation Seaak)n and Learn: •. •Wh)l85"' ol our gradu1tet who sedt awal~gal empk)yme.nt hav~ found it ••• Wh)l hundreds of l.iwycrs and other c.rnp1o;rtrs stnd u.s th-dr requut.s for aur graduates •• •Why AddphJ graduates have bu fl hired by more I han 6 50 law Orm.s. corpotitlons and govcm· mt.ntalagtnclc.s throughout the greate:t New Vock m cllopotit.l.n tru. Courses olfered in: GARDEN CITY, Ll .. HUNTINGTON. Ll., and MANHATTAN. For a catalog and an lnvitaUon !o the next information session. mall this coupon today. or telephone right now: (516) 663-1004 ~--c.:;;:;MtA;t;;-,~"~U!W~k) --- A - a =;~~';:.~~---~~·--- · ...., ...,.... ~ ------------------------- I( the academic wars are getting you ~own, declare~ cease-fire. Take a ~'~t'ilk with a rich and chocolatey cup of Suosse Mocha. lt's JUSt one of five debaously differentOavorsfrom General r"'Ods International Coffees. -~ · ~~­ !.1! 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And under it. you '11 not only get great pay during your junior and senior years, but after graduation you'U receive a year of valuable graduate-level training that is not available from any other employer. If you are a junior or senior majoring in math, engineering or physical sciences. find out more today. And let your career pay off while stiU in college. For more information, call the Naval Management Programs Office at (7lbl BSb-1730 S\IPER FAST PRINTING lW!l!qQ!I f!I.B I TONIGHT Oldies. B<och Boys. Be••••• • Music al!lo T-Shlro P•rty r,lte..s for QUICK COPY • •&GN( HC StGI'fl •lllVMI IIi1A.,._, , ~UUM U • hflU •t'OSTDll .......". •Ltf'tiii1WU 0) • V.YILOII'U • tu"HUS CAI'OA .... """ . . ...,., ~. ~l· ··· 11•• ,,,, W ·10 .. .. . 8es1 G·l r 1.. 6.. Guys T-Shlm T·Shlros to be Raffled Off THU.SOA\' ROCK NIClHT • W[OOINO JrfYIT41IC)frliS ..., ...,.. .'",.'''...II,, ....,.., llfl•lllltiUM 05SOLUTt Vodka Patty rree r ootball T-Shlru co be Ralfled Comins S.t , 16th R.A . T. Air 8.-.nd Contest fargo Recreation Al'ft Offering Pool-Video Games-Ping Pong· Board Games-Chess-Checkers And University Outfitters Offe.r lng Camping Equipment-Cross Country Skis-Canoes etc. Offering to the Student Body that needed escape from serious study Hours: M-Th 1pm · 12pm Fri. 1pm- 1am Sat. 2pm- 1am Sun. 2pm- 11pm Division of Student Affairs Coupon of 1018182 Incorrect SOt. Off a Game of Pool Good until Oct, 31st Wing Eating Contest for the United Way Sunday 10/17 at 5:30pm Bullfeathers Lodge Applications Available at Clifford Furnas College Office . 452 Fargo Of' POOIIlf. AVAILABLE ATKIND ALl. WENDY'S IN ERIE AND NIAGARA COUNTIES! 1'..:,-]1 .:; ) Deadline Friday 10/15 �etc. • t.]unt~ of the <hi}' '1 rurh b M'n\clhl"l vou stumbll!' mtn when you l hlnk )'ou'rc _gn1ng .omtj'lliiCC': ch:r• I announcements Rt:~umt' Wrltln~ Worlci hup o n We!d .. Oct . 13, 2 p.m., Cupen 10. Amhcrsl Cllmpw.. lnctnft~·ln~e Prrpna~tlnn it TK hniquu Whrkshop on Thnn . Oclobr r 14. 3 p.n1 .. I Ci<mens. Carrn Plannln1 Clrfier Job SA M..-1 AI O.Uidlo- Candldal< fot La Vo\etnor- Fnda) , o,., u. •·oo. Kno\"ll. fnttUb or Mlrlfi CIIIOIDO rctiOWihl, aw:ardtd by lh~ Univcr)it)' or Non h Carolln• For fUtl ho:t lnformaaion , wriar lhe Dco.n. School or Ulw. C'umputcr Sdtrt« Uudnr.ndu~Jt" Mrf'tlttx un Wed •• Oct. ll at noon. A 44, Bldg 4230 Ride• 4<• 275 14. ntcJ''ics. arts &.lectures lnlrr·Crttk Co••<ll Homf<'flmioa Quetn Appll.. alnns Available. dtadllne ,. S p.m .. 0<1. 18. Harrima n, Capen, UUAB Corf..holl.\t Or><n Mlkr every Thur;. at 8 p.m. llarrlmao Lounge. Unh•crihy or North Carolina. Chapel Hill. Nonh Carolill;~, UUAB l'lilbl Clob Serle< fralurinl Bla• ur 8road•.. y on f n .. llof•. HouR Co•n<il Public Hcanns oo H.arriman Squaro. J)a. 15 at 8 p.m. m abe Tlllbcn Bullpro Admaulon Club Keys. 1>2.j(); non-uudcna, Sl.SO. C'omplimcnaaay snat~ Ocl I 5, J :)C) p.m., 102 Hamm~n Hall. ~d> !on'cd. R«ndtmttii-Gft ln\OI\tdl Call Mu O'Dari>r Liq•or POI1) at 88C on Thu11., r•.Alpha BUC. Joe ., 6J6·S38l or Pnn 11 SC2· 14 10. lnd,. Sludr•U A.sso<. Dhall Crl<bralioo Sat., Ocl. 16. S:)C) p.m.. Dtrfcnd01f Ann"' 4, S. 6, 1, hnd Diefendorf Hall 1~7 Call 835-9168. 835.0353 for more mrorm:uion, Akollol A"artt~m Prvcram: If )OU or somtont' )OU Lnow" bavtna problems ...-ith alcohol, eomc lO vnlunl«r< 10 .. lh.rough lht- blood donAtion pr«eu. for mor~ in(ormauan, ~l <:t>c ••II 886·7500, txl JN. Buffalo Ulllrllt oprn rnry 1\fon. & \\'rd. c•<nlnK rr~m 7· 10. nror m 41 4() Capen lll•d . I Jr~lsh Saudtol Union Ba&rl B.. n<h on Frida~ . II :JO.I In Capen lobby P.pen duf'! f\ill)bc lht \\ rilJ R~, Pl.Ja n11 htlp. We uc ~ fr«. drop in wnuna cmtt>t for wont who wan•s http btainnina~ dn.nin1. Of rntstnl v.ntmp We arc- open M-F. l ().4 and ~ -Th t>~1ns> from 6-9 p m 111 &ldy Hall, 3J6. An)ODt: inltmltd bt pll)lft& runiVd.l.ocuble rou.dc lot \\'R UB Foday or SArurday nl&)lu pl<as< coru:.:a Rob M•rn• or O i1\t Reichan :at WRUB. AU applic:nion.\ will bt' ajvcn lOp Applicalloll$ for 'latloul Scien« Foundallon Oraduale Frllo..,shlp> lind National Sclrncc Found>tlon Minortay PciiOw! hip> <•n be obloincd by wriling Fd lowshlr> Ofnco, nmtTon:tJ ~earch Council~ 2101 Constitution A venue, Wtuhlnglon, D.C. 1U418. Fcllow<hitiS ••• award<d fOI 11 ud~ o r \I.Or~ lt1diog lo MMrtr"$ or DoaoraJ de.@.re:d In lhc msuhem:.uical. phy,kal, bro4ogjcal. cnainecrma and ~K.cia l oclenOC> and 111 lh< IIIJio!Y and Phllo..,phy or Sctenct. are e.nc:ouraged for mfnorhiH , womtn, phrsl<ally hand1t1pp~ and membet> of oalocr undtrrcprCKnttd &rOUpi in IC'ic1tce and tng.inttt•n& OtadUnc A pplication• (or >Pt>lYIIIl is No•etnbet :14, 19Kl. Anutio•: P~Law Stn.iors. Nr4 En&J;3nd Sc'hool of LaW> wtll be: on campus co int~"" pr~P«tht studml' on Thunda). Oclober 21. 1982. Call Mu . Sh<a of lhe <:arrn Pl•nn1n1: Ofnce I I IJI-35 15 for an appoinlmtnl. Ctturr. Allraaloo: Prt-Law S..nlon. New York Unhcrsu y School of Llw wru be on c.&m,PlU to intervie'N prospcalvt' ltud cnt• on Monday, Oca . IS. Call Mrs. Shea at ahe Cartct Plonn1n1 Off'k:r, SJI-35 15, 10 XI up an appt. Room 684, Baldy lUll. Carlbbe. . Saudtab .u-. Ctotnol MrrtJna oo Ocl. U, 6::10 p.m .. Tolbert 211 . l.nro a ~ Skll- a.c- • hnlcpl. AddpiU V nlv<niay wW be 011 campus. Wednesday, Oct. 27. CaD the Carftr P1&rlnina O rner II 131 ·JSIS and &lk for Mn. Shu,ro Jet up an -">tmcnl. fru film~ of fht Wuk- ..A i m ulll.. and "Siq e<oach" T....d'l)', 0<1. 12 al 7:00 and 8:4() p.m . r~ pt\"ti\"tl) i.n 1-i Umort Room 170, EUirou "5-oollhr Moon" - UUAB Filao- Saa., Sun. 0<1 16and 17 IM••~ oo Mr•aal Hrallh on Ocl. 1), 7.30 p .tn . Um•<ml) Praby~<nan. Main Slr«t al Nilpra f all• Bl•d Ellll$ or Nicktl Cll)' Comedy IKll-4·2! 11) rnr dt~alb . Ruffalo Rttionlli Balltt. H yOU nrc: ln c tr~u~d in iet'lni:J. a perfortnan« rot frt't , he ;an ushr r. Coni ..CI Kobin at 6 J6-.Sl73. Dale> are 0<1. 14- 17, 21·24, Thur; •. sar . 11 8 p.m. , Sun. aa 2 p.m. f'oolbalf f'<>ff' film. 8/14, 8 p,m ,, filfmOIC 110 Ca) Pfltpat!to AUiancl' Cofttmo~tR. Comt out l·rKiay f\'Y.OI OI To~onkftd Pohtkal ~- a~b M«tloa oa Moodoy, 0c1 11 orl p. m.. G111duatlJia St.alors ,.bo an aoln• oo Jo ai'IIAI. or prof. Khool '4i tb tbt e•ccpd on of pre-med. pre-dent. pre-va and pre-· opc.omttr)', should sn u.p 1 rcfacnce rilt at rithcr or the two Car«r Plannina Otnet~. Appointmcnu for the Amhcru campus un be mad< by calllna 636-2231, aslc for Mrs. Mo.c:k. AI lht Mll.ln Slrccl t ampUI call 831 ·351S and ~I< for Mrs. Shra. Wednesday, Oclobet 20th. Call Mrs. Shea aa the Clr<ei' Piannina Offi<les 11 UI·3SU for an oppointmer!L UUA8 and ft\10)1 wmc. mu.netua. mu.1iC' arn:l fritndl) pcopJC', 9 p.. rn•• meetillP HvriiiWI. s,.,.._ Uolv. S..bool ol GI'IIAI. aulila- MM...-•t will interview studenu conccrnin& their MBA prosram on " PI>ol<" - l iUAB Fllm-0<! . 14 and U ., 4:JO. 7:00 ond !1:30 p.m. in lhc Woldman Thcourt 1 A.C. Adtuis!nOI\ ror >tudcnts. Sl.75; Ccn<ral. Sl.H. Ope-n Talt:nl Auditions for • Onf'..llour Comt d7 Shuw 1n •be v.ot b will be hdd Friday, Ocl . I S 11 Ourt, S1o1e. Call Paul Hu&hH Afrcnofl Company is o ffcrins 100 fellowsh•ps 10 quallfled .ltudcnu for graduate ••u&y In Enslnrerln&, Compuler Sclontc. Aplied Moah end Phy•itll . U.S. chlztnl hip 8tC'om• polllicall) aclhe: Comt see Mario Cuomo' " runninM mate: AI O.lb<lllo In Kno• 20, Fnday •• 3:30p.m. C'ome 0111 1s rrqulrcd. Write to Hu.ghts aircraft CompJn)'. Corpornt ~ Fellowship OHI••· Culver Ci a~. CA 90230. ""d make the polhiclans aware. J llJUor a ... of 0T Drpl . O."'olloe Salt for S"'«tesl Oa}' (Ocl. 16th). Ocl II and ll, 11·2 p.m.• Caprn Hall and filmmak<r AKnCS Var<lo 01 lh< 1\lb<l&hi·KilO\ At1 ~Jicry Audilonum on Friday. Oct. U ar 8:SO p.m Admln1on ~ S l .SO for .It udcnl5 ond U .OO g<n«al. 01 4::10. 1.00. 9: )0 p.m. Wotdman Tlltaar< ronsJdtn llon. S..nlors: Mokt "'" 10 .<Jtn up 10 have ~r yeas book porlrall aaken for lndu•lon in abe 1983 Buffalonian: Sian up h ll<l"« n Ocl. 2S·29 In 84 S Hatnman Ubrary. I ll Talben Hall, 14 Baldy Hall 01 In 167 Mlllard Fillmore Academk "1M Hills Hnr E1cs" -t! UA8 Fii-Frl<by1lndSaa,. Ocl. U and l6 ~ 12 p.m . in the Woldma.n Thcaut: Adnuss.on tor >IUdtnl$, SUS; Gcn<nl. S1 . ~ . our mmfnca on Mondar> from 12;30 10 2:JO p.m. in ahe Palmer Room. Hamman Hall. MSC nr call us aa 6311-2807. Cro ~ ,r., Blood Orh't!$- Rtd Cros1 n~ds blood donon a1 UB Rloodmobllcs - ~-· 0..-; Ameria.n R"d Ill Elllcou. MASCOT Ct..nol Mrttloa on Fri.. Ocl. ll. 4:00. Dicf., Room 104. Cay Prol*'• AUiaac~ OowlllizltloHll\lrrlloa every Frld4y ot $p.m . ln our s1udc:nt resoutte cauer in '2111 TaJben . till O..U au~ Rtclllar Mr<tBp lomorrow and f11<1)1 107. " aulriob or flro" -Acad. Aw~rd Wlnnrt-0.1 U ancl 16, 1:30, 9:45 and mldniatu . FrL 170 llfFAC; S:u . 146 Dicf. Tlckrt<, SI .7S, "''d only ar ahc aiek<t o rr.cr. School of MaJuatmtDI UctU,. IOmOtTOW81 8 o.m. In Olh 104 on " S..llln& Edu<allon." " Poland Sua From 1M IIHklt"- IMau.. - Friday, Oct . IS, 8 p.m.. 239 Hayes Hall . Mllildau ,....,,.. ro play Ia Ull Prp ..... . Contoet Srtphen Wallace oi 6J6.:14SO. Thwsday11 1 p.m. In Dicfcndorf Anna Lounac. Tuaorilla 8POrt8 mto.:n.ation 101alllblc frrc by rcq-. f'modo 0.~ M..,lq on Ocl. 13, 4 p .m.. 1030 Oenl<as. AC. -.a on Wed.. Ocl. I) ar 5::10. U11Aa Ill"* c--lttH Haniman- Palmtr Room. till~ ..... au .. -.... lot_..,.., anyooelnletesled In joiftil\l or leamil\l ro iUQk piUS< contac1 Glenn >l 131-446'7. Thursday, O<robet 28. Call Mn . Shulllhe <:arret Plannina OrfiC<, 831·35 1S, 10 sri up an appointment. WRUB O.J. M.. u.c on Th....Uy, 1::10 p .m., Goodyear lounsc. tu !loot . Anyonr inltr<Stcd in bcina a D.J. should aurnd ahis mcclin&. A,.. ,..... lll»cdc7 People accdcd 10 OOKh ICCIIJ In aahlc<lt P'OifiiDL S-6 houn a .....k, f11<11ina> lAd Saturda.Y monlina/. Oam<s sun abc flna wed In Novanbet. If lnatrCSicd stop by 11 the C.A.C . Off~« in 615 Harriman or call 831-3521. Sraloc p,.. uw SludeolJ who havt hi&)! arade point avcraacs ll!\d low b®1ds m•Y I PP,IY for ahe Morehead Larin An1tritlln Cl'lld.. tt Saadonl M>«. Mt<tiDJ on Ocl. U .' 7 n.m .. 310S Main Sr. Balfllo a(y Sldr Wo-·a RaabY aub PI'IICII« on Tiles .• Wed .. Fri. S·1 p.ll\. More info. 692·7193 or 838·54:14. Att ..lloo: Prt-uw Srlolors. PCjlll<fdint Univcniay School or U.w will be on campus to lnacrvicw prOS)>OCtiye studrnas on '''"Ill Wedi"t.O.,Y. , , Oc.too.t tta . r"• ODtCuum 18 �backpage/ photo • T1mt passn and :t.llthings sooncf or later chansc. but some thinp M\et cha.n.ce. tn tM outlay.nc aseas of Wc:scero New Yor\ b'tt che Amish who still tj,·c m much the same v.:ay ow areal· crandparents d1d. Tra,-elin& the ( back roads )'Ou pass chrough an art:a that S«ms to 10 from the 1980's back: 10 a ti1nc rha1 has lona pas~ . Mooo or oh<>• scrn<> arc thinp char most people never scc or if they se-e them they don'l notice. - Abandoned house, Cherry Creek, N.Y. Horse drawn wagon and saw rrolll " Hon.. pulling wagon, leon, N.Y. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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S:unpk's ramaly *U 1n aumd.an« at tM By TERRY CANADE MunoJinlt Editor m•d much pomp and ceremony Stev<n BrownlnJ Sample was offieia.Uy indiiCted UB Ptestdent )tstcrday in Alumni Arena S.aatt Unt'-t:rsitr or f"'lcw York Cbanc:c:Uor Oifion R \\'hanon sw-ore 1n 1he Um"mlt) 's t...,ctfih ch~d eucu11ve. '1'bis A t'\'tnl and hb: -.f(e K:nhryn armed aH•n the rtc:t•puon hne. H\\'OfdJ arc not adcqu~te 10 dncr-tbt- the dcTp srnK or honor I fed at ch" momrnt, ·· b i1D au.spidou• m~1 •n ahe 136 )Cat beuory or tha' tn~1nu1.on. '' Uni\maty Sample bqan hi> •n•uaurol addres> orter the Un1venhy tMCJalhon v.:a.s plaN'd O\ft Council Cllalrman M. Roben Koren >Oid. 1he nrs. time an inauJUJ"IItOn "IS on campus; v.uh lhC' ricldhou.st bathtd in blue and while ro., the occa1•on. The 2.000 ~pc<tator>. half thr expected number. wn~htcd mainly or faculty and lugher t<IUC'3tion d1jJn1t tlrit( ttl! few ~tudent s omendtd thr C\ent. Sample explained t he small s1uden1 aumout \\a.\ predictable as u lt was probably not the type or c.'\' rntlhat would lnlc.'ral them " T'tJ.(o «:rcmony markf'd his htad b) \\'ha11on. H e C'Onhnutd co spe-ak on the irhtiiUtiOR'\ ha,tOt) and the pttiidency c\prn.~nl rtfit'f "lo ~~ l:ut be offic•ally imtnllcd therein." Sample rcheratcd his rour main goills or tht U nivcrsny Addrt.."-\" and 11dd t d a nflh outlined during hb 1\pr\1 ''State point - .. We mu11 reafOrm che ccmralhy of the libc:ral :uu 3Rd KlethX.~ tn the modern Unhenit) ." A nc..-.· emph"~'" -.:u placed on ••auraclinaLhc. most academic--ally talentN minOfily uudenu, •• in Samplc'.s r«rultmeru goah. The' ochtr thrrc aoah rema,ncd unaltt«d oinee April aa Sample noted the Unnenity nt'rds ro s.trm&thm ranrC'h, impro"c chc: quality or Jlucknt hr•• and expand community rtbdon.s. •lr uplaiMd that more pointS eould be add<d to hts plan as they rrese.nt themselves. For lU&Btstlon!. Studtnt AlSOOacton President COtdell S<hat hler u ked that ~~~~f::~:"Torfo;=h~~:!.!!':'to th< nourbhcs or the UB Wtnd Erunublc and the speakeri plalfO<m ,..., headed by cldoptn from N.., York Stat< and other truututioru aaou the nation. Fol\owin.s these. UB fll<\lltr and ...rr took tltcU >eatS tn 1am.c 10 S« a.hc platform pany as.sumt: thcir pOdtk>M on the st~.&t. Focultr S<JWe Cllair Roben Pope headed tbe podium aroup carrying th< ceremonial diver matt in his &lovc:<t hilncb rollowed by UB vice presidents, SUNY ornclals and spulctn repre.senting all University corutituencles. Sample utili.tt 1tudcnu. ..as consuha.nt& whose informed opinions " ·ill rnovc to be exlrc:mcly va1uable- not juu as nnancicr,s or tas:t raort .'' Schachtt.T req'\)ated that Samplt ch&n&e hiJ Yitw Of IIUdentJ as "clicnu:" to .. partners." S ample and the rest or 1he fac..Jty pre.sen• adorn«! monar boards with the 1usles draped over their l<fi temples. As the only non·vaduuc- io robe and mon.a.rboard. Schachter wo<e hiJ tuslc on th< riJIU side. The ctrtmony look tAICII)I ooc hour bet•een the Wtt< that EpiKopal Bishop S cnachtcr's allwion.s to a student funded unaon wert mort vividly dcmonnrated•by .studcnu: at Ihe ceremony JOhcidna fundi Presidential endorsement excites faculty members By GARY STERN Compus editor B President Sleven B. Sample hod two surprises at hil inaugur.uion Sunday: the addition or a fifth priorit)' and a rrnc~~Atd concern ror t«:ruitina mmority totudentt. boah drew hi$11 marks rrom tho!< in auendlnct. Mld·way throuah his addrns. the Pr<>td<nt coiled ror "all or American Hr&ht'T education" to reolfrrm the ''Cc:ocrahcy of the libn&l an' and soc:nces rn the modern unhersity." This prioruy >A a! added 10 the four lon&•f&n&e JGals that »mrl< ho• be<n str<>SinJ stnee he too~ ornce March t. .. h was 1 nul)' wcat add ilion. •• said Dean of Arts a.nd ~urn James Bunn.. E\'tn Vke PrC'!iidt.nl for Acadtmic Affain Robert Roubera did not kno• or the addltloo. " I didn't even know thai the 11ddcd clause was com ina.'' Mony racuhy members tthoed this S\lrprisc: after Samplt's adltionalaoal, n-en lhouah lt was included In the oddr... when h wu originally WThren, accordln& to the Prc:sld<nt . " I add<d rt to the Oth« aoals when I • rol< the spe«h," Sampk Aid later. " I teallYlook to 11 as • short run aoaJ, U or ho-cvef. It li SOtnC'IhiqlhaJ all i\lt>tnan cduc:adon must foe< up to. or c:ourw. none or ahc clauses are rlX~. J C'O\Ikt t'\t.n add a sixth or SCY"enth.'' T hC' 1ucldc:n surs~ ah·tn ao the: libual ans could rc:prcscot a da.niricant c.han&t in the.' dir.Won or th< Unlv<rsity, aceordln& tO Enalish Ptores50r Howard Wolf. Over the pas! 10 y0111 the University has bewme lnereulnaly ptolcssionol, he said, with too mueb ''-prt·proresstonalcraining ... He added !hat this could mark a raum to ••readjdonaJ underaraduatt educalion. •• The Prc:sident will "aet a lol o r suppon ror oddlna th< nrth clauS<, .. said Sociolosy Proressor Theodore Mills. ''The Uoivcr5ity nt'tds that censral cor(' o r the liberal an~. II is flill the S«Cion of the Uni\'~.sity that introducc..s to .s.tudcnu: :an undtr)Candin& of aheir role a$ human bcina~. " Althou&h many \litn pk:ascd co SC'C' Sample's r<COII'itlott or the impononc. or Ihe- libtral a•ts. tht qundon JIIIJ remab.\1 ~ co bo~ the Pmadrnt ~iU be ablt to make Ius •ords come lfut Cllalrman or th< Facuhy Smote Roben Pope "'ho had not ><tn the spe«h beforehand. sawS Sample'l scattmmts 'IA"tft JUSt Y<hot oeadcmrc planorna has alrcad)' proposed. " I don't know how it "'ill be done." he noc«t .. h ct.rtainly does have to be done. ll 's imponana to the :~.cadC'mk &tructure or 1be University... "Sure. h is impOn am:• aareed Political S<ien<< Cltalr Cloude Welch .. "But like the otht'r 5tlttmtnl5 thmt we 1et, I wantc.o .&t"t implcmcnctdon. That at a lot more difricuh than m.akinathc Inidal .stalemtnt." An ernpho!.ls oo the liberalaru has re<t11tly be<n Ros.<befc's "drirt", a<Cordin& to En&lim Pr<>r<SSOr MO< Hammond. Rossbera binuclf said that h< ".urongly endot,.. !he adclcd pnn<iple. I've lone be<n in fa\'Or or Its •ecocnition••• "Tbe addu ion Is cenainly lauclobk," lrtcc Pres.dcnt for R.....,rch and Gradll>le Studles Donald Rennie added. "Hov.·.,..er. I'd lilt< to know the implication. • may ha,·e <"On~rnina the creal ion or an Arls and Sdc:nca department. •• N for the minority rcc:ruitmc:nt nntiu, BurraJo Assemblyman Anhllr Eve -who wu lmpreJ>cd with lh< entire address - The academic proeeaslonel emwet was piCI><d. "The lint time I m« him. I • ~ is W1t.h hi• busintSO c:Ommunlty rdatioos. "I rc.:l betler about th< Uni>t'Tllty thtn I hod asked him lo come out and me<! the '-'C in a lon1. tooatime, .. ht )aid. " I black community's lc.adtr~hip he mamtainc<l." In 1""0 days, he had caJied me vc r-arely au ended arfa.irs such u Ihisback . Former President Roben L. Kat<r ne. ror I • •• usually not lnterc:sted to h<ar would have called In five months. ir at all." hal will be said . Hopefully, thl• iJ the Eve added thai h< Is very sa11Jfied wilh alnnin1 or a new <:'1.'' &mple's commitment to public service, as �IJHE spEORUM in short. - 21 S.:l" Gooekhl4.ltC~toNII.C:A'•f ft"l'Y Cll\li611MM a f tltf Cfl7tor Jon O.atlllftnaor., Erllf01 "'~" C ~ ~chlcJMtlfttlnt tdl!ot n.. fo/IDl"tnf is IM Wet of o 11!1/tr from Robm L. Gonyard, Oir«tor of rh• fn rmJisdpJinfU1 ""'''"'"' Th< oflice of lntudi>cipfuwy [)qr« Prosrams In the Soci.:IJ 5ocn<ts IIJ\IIOUJ\a. ~ <>tabUshm<nl of t n<W und<t.,-adliAI< ptQSI&M iA lnttmational Sludi<> tudlnl 10 lh< B. A . dqr«. Tb< proanm u desiped to~ Jtlld<ntl who ka•• a Jiron& int<1a1 on international relatlon> ODd p< da appropriate b&<;kJTOUnd for those who hopt to pursue car in aovcmmcnl, dipJomacy, cdueation. or lntunalional trade. tfl\ltl . or burin~ lt wiU abo prO\fldc I bub fot snduat~ 51Udy 1n int('rnationa) &(fair$ -and J'('rhops in other fi<lds. ·rht progom brinp togtther <our><> from SAO•<ral di>tiplines with thtu dbunctivc approathtt. 10 lntcrnalionaJ problems and includts a subslanho.J compOnent In a tontlfl lanauaac. S1udent• may, ir the)' wbb, conccntraLc their study on a plttkula.r •ru of the world, (Of cnmplt, Alia, Mna. EurOpt, Of Latin America. or lh<y may pursue a rno<< ~ tours< of Jlutly Tb<y ""'!' alw "do.lblt 1!\a)Or". that i.s. ma}or on • ...,ond rtdd (anthropolou. «>>nomics, (OfeiKn t.ncua&<. I<Dif&phy, hiSiory, policic:al scien«, or lO<IOlOIY· for example) on coll)unalon ..;rh thdr load to th< B.A. d<gr«. The llnv~ronm<ntal and Urbon Proarams also offer the option of tht B.S. d<BJ'«. C\lrrenOy, ntarly Ovt hundred major> are <nrolltd In thne undersradu1ll< program> The I. D.P. Ofrrct also admintllcrs thr« Mastu or S<i<IIC< Proannu: ch< Fleoiblc PrOIIf&m. tile EnvlronCMDtal ~u4in Pf0112lD (in eonj111><1ioo l~h til< Environmrotol Sflidi<.> C<nt<r), and the Procram in Applied Pubbc Afraiu S•udlej (•n <Oll)unctl'i<o with 1h< OfrK't or Ur\WI Af(iW<). EnroUm<ntl m th<>< lf&duaet prOIIf'llfiU total about 00< hundred. Th< lnttrdi>ciplinary Oqte< Provaro> ar< dir<atd by Dr. Rob<n GanyarcL He it ouruted by Mrl. Suunn< Fdcco, lnfonnatlon •bout •ny or ch<>e prosrams may b< obulllled •• the I.O,P . omce. 123 Red Ja<ktl In 1)1< lillkOil Complu. Ul by collinA 636-2592. 01.1'1 St4Wf\IC.mpua Setf1 ~i!...VCif)l 0.'fld deUs ltco,.lf\lbvrl~tt l ll P41rinol00ftUIOufhot RaMyRe-C~ O...od Cl&~-.t'•• tll,. ~Sc,.li1t&.- F•• w,. Oa-ve Hec.-.-'' 'WIN' ".. £dftot Ja!Mt S~ttw)l~to Edflcw Kew-' n A. "•ut-o•lllporfl Ottorc;tlf!: Mar11nl.-tfe lom GteJtd&IMullc SC<III Ftl'*'llfAofo MIUIMI F. f'loplt.I" WS•~t c.,.,,la1#thtg MIChMt E SNniiiiiW...u MeMfH Clipboard MfCI'Iae-4 CU, etotQtA~/t/ttf lrfMt~ 01'101 l61o1Qt\U~,tn,CooM/Mf01 MOI'oDAY: Rel'llte ~ ~netf~tloft .,.,.~., Volk)lball: HoiiJ)llon CoD<&< 11 OMk Hall (7:00 p,m.) Kat tty Oe.'atdtAd ,. l'fOIIIIC.UM Coor tntcrdl.lciphnary concmuadon ln lntemltfonat Sfudln. The prorra-m requirn the comple.tfon or A~ctn Kmatc.r lrncth TUESDAY: tMrlt Conw•yiProd~tlott O.vld Me,N/PtodtJCfkut 10 Women's Soc<:•r: Otne<eo St. at Alumni C'.omplu (4:00p.m.) fitld Ha<key: at Hou&hton Coli<&< ('()1.1~ from an Jpprc)vcd lht. lpcludina rour ltmt.lltn. or a foreign 1anaua8e be)lond 1he elementary ~ urse . u.nd lwtlY't' rourses b< dr•wn from the fichu or 1\!Siory, political ocien«. ~·oar•pby, «onomics. an<nropolOJy. K><roloJY, and pcrh•Pl othm Adml.,ion 10 cht proaram r<qulr.. th< salisfactory p<10r COm(11num ur t•'O semcs1crs of a coltue lenl tkme:nt.ary (oreian l.vlau•a< t(lune (or tht ru.h ><hoot <quovaltnt), and two semat<rs of a colltc< ltv<l incrodooory hutOfy COUflC Slud<nl< should IPPb ~ adm'""'" through th<u O.U.E. advisors. The bllbll;hm<nl or lh< lncunoclonil Sludrn t'01lttfllni>O~ bnn&l to :.cvn1 rhc numbet of ~pedal un<ktpaduatt prog:ram.s admom>ttrtd hy rhc Ofroe<: of lnl<rdi>tiplinary D<a= Proanm> ln th(' Soci1l Sdences. Tht othera. a.rc proaram'» In Environmental Studo<>. L<"&•l StudJ<s. Urban Studl<>. Soclol <krontology, Early Childhood Studin, 1lnd Communhy Mrntal Heal! h. all o r whldr fhlSp«ttaJm It •cHYtd b"f 1f\t FI..CI Hew.5paper $yooluta. l.OI AI'I•Siftn ~r:::r:.~·:.~},·::~~~~~:"~ WEDNESD AY: .tnd Unljeod P•us S)ldc:tlt 1M Volleyball: Fredonia St. 11 Oar~ ~tiH'f la r~ttod fOift&IIOI'I"I I IC're-r1tltft00)' ~1 11(W!S ~ H&U 17;00 p.m.) Men's Socar. AI Ftedonia Sl. A(h·.tts.lf'l9 S.V~l\IIO«<tl, ~ ~ CHeutal·on . _.... 01 20 000 AN 'OUNCEMENTS: Men'• Basketb:IU proctlce """'on Mond•y. Octobet 11, rrom 3·5:00 p.m. 01 Cluk Hall. 1\11 prospoc~h·• play<!< muse ba-. Ill in1uranc:e form and ha\1t under1one -a ph~·,ka1, lntc:rt:SJ-c:d Cllldidacu should concacl Co•eh Dill Hu~m at 8lt·l9l6. ' ,,.. St»ctru'" o11tctt art W>c.~\to '" U e..ld)l Hill St•tt Unl~ttany 01 Hl"• '(Q,t>; t1 8wfii1Ca, BuUtto. Htw Yo-~ ~:~~::-r~n:~rr~~~:4~. Spec-trvm Sludtnl Ptflod~c••. Inc f!htor••' peUcv •• dtttrmiMd O'( 1M Ednor-ln-Ch6ef ~bltCAiklftt ol ef\) maHer i'llleln ••lhOUI Itt. t•pteu c.onsettf ol ,,... Ed•IOIIf'~lef It stoctly~" ,,. Spec.uvm I• Pf•nl . . bp &tr0\10 News:Prna l,nc 1110 Stftect S. fhdtab- N Y I ALL S.A. FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS Rf.TURN YOUR BUDGET PACKETS BY OCTOBER 15TH IN ROOM 111 TALBERT HALL IF YOU DON'T YOU'll BE CUT OUT Attention All Athletic Clubs: Pick up your o rganiz.ational packets at the S.A•. office, room 1 11 Talbert Hall. All packets must be returned to the S.A . office no later than October 15th, 1982. The Student Association invites you to own Rotary Field. For $ t you can own a piece of Rotary Field Attention field Owners Sat .. Oct. 16th is ... Field Owners Day at Rot ary Field I pm Bring Your Certificate to the Gam~ to be E.l igible for Burger l<ing French Fries and Other Great Pr izes Come Watch t he U.S. Air Attack Shoot Down the Ithaca Bombers S.A. &. Varsity Club Mandatory Assembly Meeting Friday, Oct. I Sth at 3:30pm Talbert Senate Chambers Speaker &. Rules Committee Elections For More Info. Call • jerry Olsen at 636-2950 Senate Meeting Wed ., Oct. 13th at 4:00pm i n the Talbert Senate Chambers All Athletic Club Sports A ll Reservations for Fields Must be made Thro ugh Dir. of Athletics. No Fields Can be Used Without This Approval. Cali Ken lves at 6 36-2950 All S.A. Cl ubs MUST Call S.A . to Arrange Meetings. Failure to Do So Will Result in Loss of Recognition . ~\ so.kno """""''""' �Tampon machines may be restocked omtn's n~ for a«<S5llbility (0 tampons and sanitary napkins v.as reeogniud by Vite President for Finance and Managemcnl Edward 001y M Oradua1e Sludenr Assodarion Vice President lisa Bunin rook her plea 10 Ooty Friday. Anna Marie Richmond of lhc Al.'IOCiation of Womtn Law Students a«ompanied Bunin into Oo1y's ofti« and \ emerged foehns he "was genuinely in1ercs1ed and scnsilive to the is.ues." Ooty termed the meeting .. prOduct iii!!." "h appears as though Ooty wantl 10 find solutions lo lhc W problem •hat wt can all bt satisfied with," Bunin said . Rlchmond addtd, "we no lonaer have 10 ju>tify their need ." Tampons and sanitary napkins can be obtained only at the Copen· Candy Countrr-' that's not acceuable," Rlchrnond &5Kned. Bunin and Richmond were aiven the responsibility or 1 dc:trrminina where dispm.sen •hould bt located. T hey &ut!icsred 1ha1 cat;/1 buildina havt at ltasl one or each machine. They said that btcause of I heir size, some buildinp may need more thO!.n one s1ocked barhroom, "'htlt Others rna) not require one: 10 th<ir proximily 10 ano1her dispenser. "We need these machines 10 be stocked and mruntalned con1inuously throughout the year," Bun in oxplained. Twenty-four hour availlbihiy and -essibility to 1he handh:apptd arc also pnme considcralions. The issue has ptrvadod l isa Bunln and Anna M1tie Richmond economic restrictions. .ccording to Richmond, as a for lit< sel<eted bathroom,. and soliciling opm1ons from personal need is ar st~k•. Sh< ot her women studcnls, r~cully Bunin nod Richmond "'" said thar Doty lta5 r<cogniud formula!< a proposal for and sta fr. Bunin <n<'Ouraged this and even sugges1ed Dory'• consideralion by n<xt all sut!iestlons for disptnser week after louring lh< campus locations. obrainina all new di.<pen'l<!rs Mock funeral protests Mid East death Qf hi" 1nendi at home ha\r t'l.lso JU'1 riJhlJ tO life taken from them " Ue cmpha.sJztd: howcvrr. By DA V10 dt LISI Ct)ntnbruln~t Editor 1h~1 t.tna a plaJn pane corrm draf><d br th< OlliS or Lebanon and Paksiin< and cl<cktd "'"" bl>cl ribbonod wrtalhi, ta...<>rs:a.niutiocu of U Ar•b S4ud<nh tOASI cond~~<l<d a mcnrouat funmd Frlctiy for the t'lhl.rn,. of 1hoie Madn1t na.Uon!. till«! durine th< rettnt Israeli m\atktn. The m~) w..) performc:d by Fath<l Joseph D. JosCj)h of 54. Joh"'' Moronilc Church In Willimn\'1Ut Ourina. the Lilurg)'. Jo!>tph told th< fill«! room 1ha1 '" ~t mUll ~) our rC$Pfd.S for thOR ptepl~ who tunt had rhl'ir 1hr1r dc31hs n~ not ha\'tbccn in Ylltn: "The1r liberal ion to :t hta\ en I} kingdom i! Ihe. \Ccd ror ruturc alury for them and lht hope for pcacr for tho~ "'ho ~ ... IUf\'l~td:• 0 b«-n -.c1ims of th< Mtddl< EMI nJhrlng. S01oh ho(m thai th< •rr•ln: wou1d arouse dtr Uni'"euny communhy's aW3!t:n~M o( the Lebanese and ocher Arabian nacton;' 'ituQ.Uon Mer Utt' media h .. apparrnrly downplay«! II A S Pr<1ld<nl Mom Saab said tt\at the mrmoual KtV1C'C ... , hdd 11 lO shO\flol that ahut: asc: ~pi~ 1n America who han been urr«ttc~ 1ht mor•ll~" aU-lhe) pvc it minimal by the war. He chora<d lht mrdla Wilh obscuring I he: true "\\'h<n th< clusu:r bomb t\plodcd, killing one Amennn Marinr at~d injurint fout oth~s, pra\ did not emphawu '' •1 tHem or the wor and having <O•craae." hr said . nollns "they ~ho uld have invcsLlgar~ where 1t ~on t ribultd 10 ••dc-tptr wound$ jn ca.mt from and why wa\ It thrrr." the 'oul uf thO>< who were kUiod In lh< Middle Easl. " .IO<C!>h Jaid h< agreed to conduct the ma.ss for twn rta.JOnll Sub. a nath·t or lebanon wh.o ha. b<<n in Bulfalo for four years. .oaid >hat lU>« h< has lefl, man) "Splriruallr. for lho,. who <lied rrasinlly and politically for tht Pales41n1:an desire rOf a hom <land." H< add«! rh•t th< ''PaiHtiniaru hlhe just dahtJi which the wnrld wmmunily mu~t a~epL , They have a JWL ;&\ptr:ltlon ror ;t homeland ~" Afln- tb(' runeral; Sub only peace .StllJtmt'nl (or PalcUIOC ls on 1he W<Jt Bank , whlc:h Israel ha~ said thty will ncvtr alve up, .. he assert«!, When IJ ~<d •bout •h• luaeli return of the Sinai Prnnin•ula, Saab r>Ot<d, "1he) dtKI><sed tht flllur• ""'"bliii<S for P't i1 ur (or pror«uon Eeyp<.'' 'hr 'Naf•torn Micldlt Ea~ ··~ a~aJnn THE BUFFALONIAN '83 The official Now on sale UBYearbook $10.00 I Important Intramural Information book ·····-·-·······-··---·· i SOFT i : ~ - CONTACTS $99 CO MP LETE: lenses, Exam Fees, Ca re i(it I & i - i _1. 1;;;;·"~ ! 8 12 Month Follow Up (1st Pair Onlyl I1 835·4844 Mon . Sat t0-9 Bouleva~ ~ ~~ ~ : 1 ·····-···-·····-···-··· Tills co•"'• ''"""Ott . Jh1 • (I • Terue/ T.;;~o~'!Js~~I}!,f.ce, Inc. presents ... 2 FOR 1 PLAN thru October 31st, 1982 Purchase one economy class ticket and receive FREE one additional ticket for traveling companion. •Good within con tinental US only • Must be round t rip booked by us LOWEST FARES TO INDIA & EUROPE plus 12-15 °/o discounts!! 2989 Bailey Ave. 832-8025 832-8020 We match or better any travel prices! ENTRIES END MANAGER'S MEETING PLAY BEGINS Men's Basketball 10119 10/20 10/25 COED Basketball 10119 10/20 TBA Ice Hockey ..... 10121 10/25 10/15 10/15 10/18 SPORT Racketball Tou rna ment All rosters may be picked up outside the RECREATION AND INTRAMURAL SERVICES OFFICE at 152 ALUMNI HALL. NO ROSTERS WILL BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT THE $15.00 DEPOSIT. THE FEE FOR THE RAQUETBALL TOURNAMENT WILL BE $2.00 AND WILL BE COLLECTED AT THE MEETING. Any questions please call Michael O'Conner, Head Supervisor of lntramurals at 636-3147. �editorial Lebanon realities Even with all1he ln1ernallssuas presenlly lacing 1ne Unlversily community 11 Is ImpOSsibl e 10 be tolally l solale<l and escape 11\e war "gl ng In Lebanon S1udems and lacuhy-bo1h foreign born and American-nave wrluan vol umes 0111he lnue and clebalec! II wllh enough hot ai r lo 1111 the Goodyear blrmp wllh Intense passion I hal Is ohen roo1ed In lhe Indi vidual's 81Mi c ori gins and no1 In realities or wlln any auempl a1 understanding the &11ua1lon. \ Tne one lhlng supporlers of bolh slaes - lhose being 1he lsrealls and lhe Pal esllnl l ns-nave beef! quick to do Is polnl a longer ot bl ame at each olher while descri bing 1hemselvee as totally Innocent vi ctims. As always, t he truth lies somewhere In the middle as b01 h protagonists share some ot Ihe blame. Isreal ha~ to lle saddled wun some of lhO bl ame tor il did invade Lebanon, an acl which resullud In milllary torcas nave kl llod mJiny Lebanese Who are nol I he enemy. oot this ls as much the result ot PLO military tactics-using civilians as shi elds and firing weapon s from hospitals-as Ills from lsreaU aggression /t.nd Isreal Is constantly bei ng allac~e<l M d lis urge to relatlale Is likewi se undetslandabl e. 11 IS unfair to corn1)41ra 10 call Isreal's mllttary acloon a "final sol ullon" and 10 say Its taC11cs are similar lo tnose of Nazi Germany, such charges are so obseenty parterse that It Is nol Worth wasllng words disproving lhem Tile PLO and Isreal ate lighting a war and both aides are presently payi ~~g tne prk:a tnat lhel r mililani acts cost the deaths of many lnnocenl bYSianders. However, It ts also true tnat ts•eal has been provoked, for years Patesllntan Uberallon Organlzallon (PLO) raidi ng parlles have alla<ked Jsreall seUiemeniS and killed equally i nnocenl people. As wrong as many ol lhe PLO actions nave been lhete ts much room lor sympaii'IY tor me Palealinl an people. Wllhou1 a nallOttof lhelr own- they have tost some of thei r land 10 1he PLO's setl1>roctalmed enerny, Isreal, and nave been di scrlmlnaled against and ollen re)ecled by thel t allies In lhe Arab world-llle Palestinians have undeiStandably resorled lo desperate aciS to saoe lhemselves and 10 secure a homeland. With no real friends In 11\V world the Palesllnlans have lo lighl tor lhemselves. !lui lei us nol lotget Isreal and the struggles lis peaple have Iough! fOl thousands of years. Isreal too mus1 proleat what lis people nave earned wllh I heir own blood and even If lis army did march Into a fotlegn nation-somethi ng thai Is wrong- lstcal must protect tllletl because no one else wilt. Isreal does not deserve the blame. Yes, lis The ki lling In Ina Mlddi•Easl will nol stop until lhe PLO and lhe A,.b nations accepl lsreals right ot extstance and the Arab world accepl Pateatlnlans as brolhers ana not as lools of aggression agel nst Jewish people around the world. Likewise, lareat must make some just concessions to the Palesllnlana. Only then will the tears stop ltowtng from Lebanon. The future holds . . • Eallor Lebanon Thla p.,, Sllur<loy I hod th• prtvllfli91 or '"''''".9 th• A lUm ni Aren• lor tn~ llr•t ttm• What .,w w i(IJ t Edlfor: r yttl .wu I ll lml>tY n~w \pomng t:4ntpl#l which tJ • gr~" •ddlt~ to OUf Un~t U 'I TMJ OuiiOHt'Q ~rt11ntt ,.., " ' ' potent-.1 Haw$ ,.f'Of1S ' " rne Ametk tn />(OSI hOVt dirKII'( OCC>Uiecl lnt LeO.ne-n: Forces 1!tt1 tttt Leb1nue IC• IIeb PJny ol ot t>ecom•ng one o/ tn. top I«'"JIIriOftll ,IC'f,lfif.?l Ut lhl IIIII I JrtOitQ~ Vtgl ln~onf' ~thO hiS ,._.hlf I f H if,. u• ~ti S • fHI w"''" "'' l.liletH>n on Septem.o er 21.4 1M2 WIS Ill ICI~ ttwm•• of top Council once t galn 'lfhfmfnlt) denies report& ol any pa ttlet~rlon '"'f "'"'' In or ota.,mg ot 01 ltKJIVidull to erecu11 thll l tCtf The L•t:t•neu Forc.a 111veo l fttldy 1uued ( wo wKiet't puonctl f<l tep4Jdiauons on SeptemO.r 18 1nd Sopt• mO•r 25. IP82, O.nt• l of • nr v,lt ty of maJor I Wfl#l The Drot>•r uae or rrta Arena cen bnng 1 lot o f prld• to r11e p eotJte •r cltllleng&' ' t o fill that •mtlt'l oulldlng end uae Jr ro ;r'J lutlut ua. Tnt,,,, LeDe,ue Fotcu pamtJPII~On lrt potent;et lhet rn1111 011 htu bt•n PJOCIIimfld DY the LebiJntso Cab(net unaer PteJidentJ Ebu S1rkls tnd Amlfl O•m•r•l. L.aoenese r•llgloul 1nd Jim B1n Unlvo,alty S1udenl Fashionabl y yours EdiiOf Mtet tHdlnQ C.to llne G•rnot'l srriUIIn tn• October 6tlt II $&JI o l Tr,e Speeuurn. "Punk, Ptt/11 01 Jean1'', l teaUzfld thlt tfml lot someone ro tttl• tOU()Q t•dy It"'" Getnor ,.,, a mltconuprlott ol rite mete popc~,.tlo<t ot tn/1 Un,.,• n llr Finl of ott, lhO • t• rTed ,,.. orrlcl• oil • •wwptng g.nwollu tlott. 110//<tf/ 1~01 • tyi>/UI '"'~ ., 1.18 PfOI>Obly doofl!'r ,.,.,.. ooour ''"''""r ·-·/0t•• clo1Mtf1 0 IId/Or ~~· TM• mlpM ... rro• of ryp/. .1 ,..,., ""' ..h., · - · ,,.. r..l of tnt popU,.tiott •ltlc" do not leU Into this Clflgotyf nttre ,. 1 11~ potCiflllg. 0/ Mitt /IN I lt kl pri<Jo In their lppH,.ttc. attd dott"r d.,.,.. roo. ..,Of/OIIlf<l or IJ«<.rlifzotton•lll S•colldty, 1.1/tr O•rnor mlkH • ,,.,,,.,, ••ring, ••w!Jo M#ldl to ltnPfW•• 1 TMr'"o Dyn• mlc• proloffotot eight o'olod< I~ lh• momlrtQ1 tl o~• thlttkr ,~., the fHIOn I Min drtllfl 'tN/1/1 IO fmpre" otltor _ , ., /to. cur• with pumpit(ti/U,. t..g.lo} '""" 1 thlllk /hot cnould IOOA oroulld or oil tiN _ , . , on •ot• '""""'n camps Funrtffmon. rne t too,,ese Forctt Com"'lrt<f '" our UftNitlltv We lte'ie tor will n1we) rhe l•cmrlfls lot 1 great •It~ ,, th~ w 4 .n.o ........... - , ..•, - ... campus '"'' show up lot cla&:sH Itt s ~~W•If t ultJ , (normallr of tnfl putplf ftmlly) 1nd etlrhBr~ttll who rhttt Hopi• att trying to t,.• ol SalK• a nd S"•tll• u. t•o•non l eo.tne FotctJ oll~«tl .,. •lao tHtgttJa out ro , • .,. tw1 rn•$• ttrrlo 1e ltt.s '"''/eng• TN'' '' ch•t eng• 11 nor u '"' otht r Dh••e• ol c.onlttUCtiOff 1re eomp,.t.o on '""' Ttt•t conib't , . Iliff ..... ''" raar ••June tot ot olrr ettd stHI ~ems. c• n ttiiKt 1 Cl'laflq t ••t '"''11'" II rHmt ""' M'u p.,.,,,.,,,. PleMing l rtd e<~>CU I"'V the m u&•~" not •n n Alumn4 ,.,.,.. ro flO so Salam, dlrm lnK aN tccuunons tJiffO(~ t,gl ll't$f Ihe lt~n"• Forc•s llld rhO KIIUb P.rly El'en PLO Ch• lrm•n Y•.sslf Ar•let hal f!lsmluld ' " " C.ttOI~Jes• Forc-es lnWJI"Hmtn t In maiJJCie By Weattm ldHI$ •nd ' "ttdarda. • 1»'$01'1 it tnnoceM until /NOV.n guilty TM L•blheSt Ptt $f/tJf tt/ Antln Gt.tntyt'l. "'ho untJ1 political leadltj /rom til grotJp• . tnoludtng aunnl MoRtem le1der 1nd lotmer Prrme Mfntstff Mr Sotb mt mHt ol IM AttiiO Pl rty POIIIIC•I 8 4i,..IU, upon hll '"' ugun uon on S.p ii,OII 23, INZ rmlllff<l on OIIICiallnt/IJIIp.tiiOII o l lh• MI Uicra •nd rhe mlllflry DIO$eCUI01 Mr .Af:Uid G•t manu& l)fQI II' hit WOIII lm mlflllt«'J~ I( t& rtgrtrtlblt lhll ClOtrtlpoftCII Itff Uom lltt United StiiU, I Cot.mtry WniCIJ VIIIJ~& hu min t lgfttl end due ptoCHS. pltco gu/11 dlrocl/y on • lpoclf/c /lldlvlduol or perry without l llowlng tim• lor • thorough. olltclol tnvootlg•tlon robe complllod, l.Oenue St_u de.n t Aaaocletlon It ua lmp~tu? I petJOnMIIy IHI I hilt 1 personts IPPIIflftCI II r•ft.t;,.,. of lhlt lndMdu1r1 fHtaonlllty, l•~•ry p/cllu• lollr • •tory). WMn I aH 1 ttttll drtu«< wom•n In one of my ell&a-ll, 1 " " ' " ' ' ,,, ,.,... , .,, • l!lgh PfHIOIII I Of'"'lon Of ,.,.._,It lrwl ,,. PGfl•• t• W• l m•g. •uor<llngty 11y- •PPNronce, 1 olr o I'Hifzo tho I •..,._, druud"l• •.."' ,.,.,No ,.,. • I'd ,• lllb/«:r«<IO /»I'&OMI III II• PHr ~~~. • tid tlnencf• l Hmftetlont !Jy only moiNe In .,rltlnfl l~l• fJ lo try 10 mekt it c!Mt IMt ,.ft., th.rw ,,. man( mal... out tntre '"'' leke 11 much, II not more ptldtl llf tlttlt' IPPII,.rJCe '"'" dOH .-ome olt,.llmalt lei/on • I US. SO tht ,.., Omt you ue , ,., ll'fPk:l/1 wwU-dlfiSSed mtf•ln 'fOUf you 11tould reel/to thet he cllr•cof/Wy(ng ,.•• a m••••g. about nl,relf ro rh• .,otld on<l ""' lf'Jfng to pick up womltt thtl wipe cllrm,.. 110m lhfir lou Wllh orii•Oifl. WWamJ. Unl~•l1 1ty SludOf!l Mushy ice cream? onto your l•p like m•nn• /rom Edllor hNvtn. I me1n. Whit dotl ll r••tly rnotlfr? Thou of .)'01.1 Wf'IO ntly ltiYI Crlllcltf<l 1/tt ANC comic p1g., let'• gJ.;, erldfr whet• credit '' aut lor • ch1nge E~•rr 101n1 ol you "'OIW con•«Vttlw t outa ,,. l tctet re1d11'1 ot t ftlf ,.NC c:omKa-IW fMit yofll You'd 0. tftt lhl ~~ *.,.'"' to "''• • ll)e comic• 11 llt*f 'rlfhll 9110ukl yout lfHfll #lw-s 01' llk&-WirhOUI fhe'", F01 tl'tOJI who dotf"l know (It mor., Adtnh It ,,.,.. •nron• ,..., aoo•ol7J II'* ~lghly rkomf!lltldod thOI you IIAt • brill mom•m trom ,,. ~ MdltJg oruflt}lly of scltoofwo/k (drudg• . dfiHigo, drtrdg.} ro romw.a yourull lhll, ytJ lndHd, you do ,.,If, •'"'" or ,.umor. In l1c1. tl'• • crying &ham• not to '''" aIIW mlniJifl ol your lim• ro ICaJt ,,. lunnl••· JUJt you think that /Ifill g.ltlng you do•m-you'WI •enwtd-uo at drop-.1dd1 t041r couru ,., l>Hn cence/JW, yow fY'Ot•uor hat l>Hn c•nctllfd, yout lllo hu bHn cenootlod-IIN JoNC comic peg. floor• mlroculourly w"'" What r• elly m•tt• ,.• ..,,,,., , ,,. thet.-t~td, . ,,., _rouW ,.,d about lilt •• x proi>lema ol tit• • cld pood~? Or,.,.., •Ooutlh• l ftl/gltlfu/ly • l• lr ro tho ~HotJ•• o/ Ptncrea•"7 There•• men IOfl/c In lht l ot..ur<llty liNn ,,.,. t omlll""'l I• l<o l OQ/c. And thll ro~ y 11411-c.n your IN•rl, 01 your mind. or your bn>~ltl lot long eft., you 'WI IHd oOouthl• ,.,.,., .,.,.,,u,., lkhwy? Th• l'•lll S./11 t~o et>fur<lneu corn-• --,-ll•r of h oH onrt tet II drip lttlo your H•• b<Oin mlltlng fw .,...,. The woy 1/oo/r: 1 111, tho ANC l r doing • olg 11110r Oy run,fng lhOIO Clrloonr. Their porodl4• ol tot ol ut • fvttyr/I J Ult l lfUitiolll t.l Ul &H oufttlvel dlller•ntiy, not 10 1111o41Jty. Ltl'• lacelt-tlte ..mpu1 f!Hdr tiNml Our unlly llfpfnda on 11. DlloMWt-n llnt..rolty tlude<ll - �op-ed Guest Opinion av Dou.gla'3 Beck T he Alcohol Awarene:ss Program (AtA P.J IS a &ell· ne1p oroup, run by UB stall and studen11. It has manv luncuonG. ~mo ll g tnuo are free WOrklhOI)t ,Or any US o rgan\zatlon, I roo Qroup GnO lndJ'frau..tl eountellng d!Sirlb utlon of freo llltrltUII, 1n0 rtlfffiiS to othet organtra11on~ For rurtr'lor lnformalloo, call 536-2807 Th•a ~nlcte aeal's wJ\h Gfuog and atc:onol term1notogy Tne ttttms I nave selected ~ore U'Os@ wNc-h come uP freauenuy 1n our wor~shoPS. af'ld U'ltlr dllhniUons a1e c•uclll to tne O'fe-1'111 comprehension of tne top~ TOLERANCE Tot., a~ to a drUQ tor etcot'IOt. occurs u the bOdy accustoms ll&ttlt to the preMnee ot a at'ltmleal 0f18 m1gn1 say that tne body "gets 08.00 to if' AS toleranee ~nereilses, or;ers rcQulr• mote of 11 dr.Jg to nad In mind bocauu your bod~ ha.a: atraacy buill up a IOIGtAf"Ct for Heroin The two dtUQ!\- a re t n lhfJ uma family, both.,JrtJ Narco tics. Ori.JQII that aro dlfioumt but sfff'lltr (lh tlftatn resp.,ct!l), Qroduco • eroas· totarlllCI You may have a O"ertaln tohtfaoeo •or 1 drYO th•t you nave never taken. Tnls tame reactkJn oon occur w~th al<:ohot, depressaNs• .sllmulants or nalluc.rtogen&.. DEPENDENCE. Oepend""ce refers to I>Ot~ P•yolcal and psyci>OIOgicat oopon<Jo•ce. Ills tr>e nud lOt 1 diU9 If a pefSOil Ia o/IYik:llty Otp&ftd*"' 0~ t dU.tQ:. rtf wilt beCome ohyS~c.tUy ttl upon r~va l oJ I hi I drug trom f'lll &yatern. If -a person fa P$)'Ctlolog1oeUy Cltpoodent on a drug, oe might expOfjence depres.slon, nervo\ione11, boreoom or rutleuneu • • n• discontinues use of the drug. NARCOTICS: Many people lhlnk ol IM word NIICOIIC as m•v ec:hlave the deslrod elfoel. botng 9 gMntrjc. term for any o f the Illegal t fl001 drUQt.. 11 CROSS·TOLERANCE occurs when 1he bodV •eocro 10 • Is not. Norcotlc Clf\JO' are drug a which p roduce sleep 1nd reduce pain They are one or two liPU~ SyntheHo Of Opiate Tt\1 opl•tealnelude Morphlnt1 Codeine and Htroh,, 'Nhtreea tttt t~olheH~ n.atcotic.. lie OnJVS u•e Oemerol ana Darvon second drug, a& If 11 were I he 1n1Ual drug II lor example you 1'8 111\tng Herom, illld h.a~• de\lelopod 1 tolerance for U ancs then 'jOur doc'I Of prcsc-r•bes Codeine (for whatever re~aonl Tne code,ne will Ml give KnOW T tt)e enect the doc"to• YOUf Rights '"''"''•· tnls article may be the most lmPOnant ont ~ou·n read 10day Many or the protJiema encountered '"tenting an apanment could be 1vo.cted If people wttl~ aware of tn••• rlgnto end ob1~tt'OM Dtf~ • enteung lrno a lUse egreemon1 wnh a landlotG Ftrst, a no tortmost. tri:S hnPOrtant to note '"•' • tease tl a t»nolng cor.1r• ct-btnding on Doth tnt tel'lqiOlO a"d the tenant A landlord cannot e-v~ct yov (break the tease) Without a priOr 3t)..day no11ce and a coorl-ofd&ted evj.QHoo nottce. tnt tenant 1110 cannot b reak tno lene Without a p110' 30·day notice to tho landlord. Tnla 3Q.oday notlco mos1 take place., the Hme o' rent payment For e,tampte, If a lanalotd declde.s on Sept. 15th to throw you out. he must notifY you on Oc.L 1st and you have unUi Nott. tat to oet our. Yovt oonoaUons. as • 1ana.nt. are lo oa)' your r.nt ana ro tottow any otner tem'ls In tne teaM tl 1 dlapos-e ot garbaO'ft PfOMfly. ete.) Thete Ia an tmpUed 1ubcontrac1 •mof'OSI ttte tentnts rn the apartment 10 each PI)' tnelt s.ftere of '"' ren·ri 50 4 It one l&nant 11 etuck paying the whole rtnl, thai tenant can sue the otnor tenant• lor hit &nate of lht rent . When sub•aWng 1 room In en apartment. •II obligations or tht! original tenant 1till exist. W By alcohol oonsumt<J Genwnally. '' Is ~cc:.eptAblo to s-ay ltlal ._,. akohollc Mt one iddiCieG lo ;leooot Of cOYrse, I he ~Atll'd "'ldOtelOCI'' ope-ns 1 ..-hole can of WOttn.J, our rne doellntllon ts tunctMal One out of evety 10 social df1n"e•a 11. Of wttl beCOme an aCGottohe lftll IS ~ ,.,, 01 course ll''ltl leldl 10 me ctetlnittOn ot what It a toelat Orlrt~e~l Th&l dtb*le goes on i\ eaeh wor'tshOp we do to find OVI mOfe, c,alt U$ at 636-2807 ~' w:ot~a.,ops are llee. and our schedules are varfabl• 11 you h~v• anv QtJesllon& ' elated t o IICOilOI or orugs 1no1 you wootd like to sao In thta anlcle, p1eu~ drop a not6 to ' Douglas Becti., Alcohol AwtrtnltSs Program, Cape., ~-tall. Amherst campus ua - Ovug'u Bee.\ I• '"• Coordmator olu•• UB A lco~tot AWIIJI!!U PtOCZ!Jm 8v Karen Newman o those students Wtlo aro prtsently living off· campu1 and to tho.sa who pia., t o do ao tn the Open Forrnn IILCOHOUC fM word alcoholic •• o•obobly Ihe hordtst torm to ctoflna Eacn lUI JJook and lecturer hat hla nwn d!ltnlt•un J rtf«tr to an .alc.nhollc a' ltr'lyOn{l; wno 11 not In control of thttlf drinking l obe an alcoholic dota not lmpfy tl')ttype (beer, scolch. branov. et~Jo1 ouanlity of If tho ''"' ta not ' 'telved by the landlord hom '"e S\ibht ttctr 1 tne l&lldloJd took& to the original t enant, whO Ia under the lull obligaHOI'I to pay the mof\tr,•a tent e "'en lt\OUQh he wasn'l lfvfng In the apartment 11 the limo h Is .w gOOd Idea 10 get • aecur1\)' aePOtit trom ,,. subleUer 5o 1nat U\1 tu~euec- will no I be inc: linea to ebuse tna room tnet ne 11 renuno. Accordlng to Sllll 11w. It 1.s un)utt lor 1 IIIH 10 lll)eeify that a ten.~nt c1nno1 t-ubtel, D\oe<ry tenant has the rfght lo sublet n11 or hit apanment bul the landlord can Impose Geftaln auaiiHcltlons fl e. teodloro muet be nolllle<l) T he landlord also 1\u obligations to fulfllt, The t endlo,.d your tempor.,y ow"eu1hip o t nla property; n.e canno t ~ter an~t Ume tie w ishes. A t andiOtd'a right ol entr)' ontr applies lor~ 1} reasonable hours, 2) mmklng ilt()elll. 3) thawing the apartment to future tonlnta. In t euns of m•k•no rapa lra~ tt b the ~nc:Horo ·• OOIIQIIIOn to 00 10 only ff t~ aamagec;S object w11 due to normel wear and t e&r, not lhr®gh the tenanl's ~IIOtl'lc:e. an<l fl It was IHpt~llted I hat the obJect Wl l C:oYettc:S In tM: l6.1.1f (Lt. a ••t\diOfd doesn' t " ave to H.- a bro'len nlgl'\tstancn. Such thlhQI •• the furnaGe, w ater pipes, ptumt>lrtg, etc which c:onslltutl the nKes.sarr living ~ndhlona of in apar~ment f•ll under a "warrantY ol nat>ltaDIUiy."' Thtngs of t h is nature must be repaired. unteas their oroakdOihn mu1t re.spoct was cuu6od by tne t en e11t~ own negUgence. SacurfiV depoSit s nave oe&n a common c1us• o l grievance amonoal tenants main•y because 11 ap~ats 10 be '" tne lafldk>fd ' s favor 1)01 lo rl'tutn lha •nure amount But. you at • ''"'" " can prmect 'fOUf&OII aga'ntl Ollhonost l,andiOIOS. an_Q U yOU ;_m>w hoW 10 tllkt Klkw\ agalf\51 tnem. you can recover all or patt of '1041' .-.cuntr depoSit It II • V000 .(tf.f. to l•IW OK:IUtOJ of IM oft ee before moving In (u1f09 Kodatc him since tt'l dated 0t1 Ula oaclt ot eeu" plctvro) and as you mov• out. You should also go through the 1partmen1 wltn you' landloro and mutually fill out • ctutc~ flsl of the cond lllon o l tho apartment before It I& te,Ued and nave 1\lm vtew It as you are loavlnQ .so that you c:an he~' trom him directly WflA1 neoda rttpalf II your tandtotd 11.ket 1ny amount ot your deposit he •• required to show a list o f Cler,IHed ~lis of exactly hOw much and what wa.s reoaJttld II ate not satlstied wlln wnat wa~ re1um@O lo you. " ' ' your taf'dtofd to am aU clalm.s c:ovrt, out be tY'a Y'O" nave tWMlenc.e to oac~ up your ctalm roo For anv furl~ que111ons o r ptobletr\t' oonc:etnlng )'our r'l gh15 ana obllga1kH'!G as a tenan1, stop up 10 Group Legal Se<vlc.. , T1il>e11 21.0. K•ren Newman Is lfle Education Coordinator of Group l.egal Sf1rvtr:es Rabbi PauJ Golomb 1tf'l '"oeor 10 t.euters ;n Mond•Y'• (Oct 4} SP«rtum cafi.C@rnlng tr.e ~tl"ll In LeDai'\On. 1 retuCtlnlly write this reply I do not talleve 111ere 1s mucn uae In answering the Organization o l Arab SIUdanta btcauae 1 don't tnlnk they are pflporecs tor . cllatogve. ano 1 hooe and 1rus1 tnat tllo overwnalmlng maJority ol Spectrum readers recognize their message as so much ltolhfng •• lho mouth. Yet lilt lnopproprlale 10 mAI1\ tneae ltller• wt•h &ilitnee. The letters lfl lasc.tna.Hng documenls Thty are a oon>llOnalion Ol pollllcal OSIUtetiOSS, lllod<ly ICholarohlp and mot• l tnfantntsm I personalty hl¥1 no qualms w1lh rne u.st rUon• and speeulatlotta COI'\taantet antm-tnere may bl aomt truth lurking in them--but ultlmettty I wou.O coru encl tnat thtte are onty two rele·vent lacll conc•rnlng t"e Are~t~rael confllcl. ""' that IJ that 1arael, n a Jewlsn Nallonal entity, ulata. lhlt auuamtnt 11 not based merely oo 3~ years of statenood Qf th6 current power of Its ~rmed fOfcn, but rather on tht mort tmi>Oftant conalderaUon that botll superpowers ac.cept Ita eKlstlnct. The us and I tie Soviet Union c:tearty recoonize 1srae t-1t ~atl wltntn lt51946 A rmiJt~ tlord«S-and c.tcutatt the Jewtsh State .s • a:aslo -.m.nt wttnl n t n.ei'T oWn llfi·CMJU.tv«< ln ter~ts in the Middle Eaat Whether one contidtfl the cunent Us.fstat1 11tgnment r.gtll or Wfon-Q ttttner hom !he Amer•cart Of the litHit pol!\t-of· vttw) no •mount or seU·r~hteous protest 11 going to change tl'• fundAmental American commltmern to Israel'• survtv11. The aiCC}nd fact Is that there are no facta. Sure, both tenma might contain some re.at ·tacts· ab<M,It w"at happened lrt LfJbaoon. but they are more akin to uymg ttuu rht movie " Citizen Kane Is about • &ltd! T'lle feels i" t"e Middle Eaat nave long been bur lad beneath deep. $t!lted attitudes, petceptlon~ iif"ld tmotlons. And In the mldst 1 there are two peoples who have rtspono&d to tne rea01"0' 01 ttHtir o wn h1stor1n. and have roaclted to the hOaUifiV ot the re11 of the wortd· to create a " atlonaU•m In the same tand ollht rttl tragedies lo the ~kkl'• Ent (lhe rnasaactts 1n Lebanon .,. v.,y sad •nd cUarres~no. bu t hOw dOH OM evatuate rt among the tiiRM ratd on Ma•atoc, the dettructlon of tne Sttlal"t c11y of Hlt"la~ u~ mau eAecuUons In h a n, eve.n I hat ~o Arab ptopaganda Standard of Delr Yusto. illnd G od kr'IOWI what future atrocUI11 In a region 50 torn b't rellgloua ano sentatlan strfft)l 11 tho te,usal of these two people• to come t o an. grlpa With lhO IOittiV Ol lhO Olhor. Yet. Whitt II IS . . d lhOt Zlon!am, l lowly coming to recognl.te Arab nallonoHam, bul gone11lly does not see tM legllll!ltcy 01 Potes llntan nationalism, It 11 sadder still that thl Arab W0fl0 aclll canf"'t set Jawfal"l natiOtlal 119•raltont at all. WhUe it I s t~nfonutlatt tl\lt tne ctment ls,aeU ~ad tf i,+P nu c·rtoseft twr~f)') to aee peaet ano securhy ptlmatlly tn tetma ot mUu.,y or..,_rtdNU. u ,., so much fT\Ofl unlortunltl u~a t the Atab worid ooes not all see th.-lr ow11 rhponslbllllr In lhe rise Ol Israeli mlllllrll m. AI'CS 11>1rt ta tht ruo-rosoooslbillly. Ao Arat>-l.,ael puce cannot even begin unth •oo.ooo Patellln lan• (Of perhope •.000-MJO?) go O<Jt Into lho lltHII o l Dameaoue, Tunte or Sabra and ShtUII. tncl oem••d ol the4r ••• ouunfp no mote ._lfUng-tne time naa come for pe~ Tno•e w 111 be no pea ce as tQflg •• tne Arao wOIICI ano us frtondl c1U lor Julllce, muu er abOut revor.ge. lf"lc3 totally lonoro tnu humanHy of its 'tnomlu: Until A10b11 stop whining abOut tha wrong& done 10 tnam. •no SCift COilsldtflng their own rote In btlnotno about the men· they oind lsrGoitt afe now Jn, tne s evlnt ano Sharona wllf continue to domln11e. Suttt; I believe lstael hat made many mf•tal(ta a..no neoos to mak1 aome fundamental tlla"OU, lXII WhV ol!oold tM WOIICS lhlnk lhllllla ~rib 1'1alloN are ao rncHI II)' Geop(aved that they c1nnot act heat? My thCXIgf\IIIIt m)' own. t have Many mote rhOugtus aboul laraol. Zionism, Paleotlna 0110 tllo Mklcllt Eaat. and rnttlte all Jtwlsl'l, ls,aen and Arab student•. and intere-stud third p•nlea to come togethtt for dlacusslon a nd dlotog. Tho gooo o llloes and loollllltl 01 Bullato Hillel l rtt I VIIIIbltt for sincere and e•ltlcel lnveatlgatiOt'l o' fhe AHat..lsratl dltemma, Plume pnone 835.J832 t o 1ocord your lntertat. A Jootnott= I am particularly saddened by tnt c.o,tlnuoua OfiQ01no fn or references to the Halt Holoc.IUit In CHICUISionl Ol1he M IOd .. E111 Ho CIJ"ent pf'lenomtnon-not taraet. PatestlnJana, Oaddaf l. Khomolnl, Ql ...., tnt ollt(jeCI u - 0! Pol Pot't Cambodta-btg'" t o compare wtt" the IT)UfoetOVt ~Yif ol ••yor~e In tht Middle Eall lila I-gnorant~ •t ~~. more lnlt •eltlvlty. Suoh oplthtll might be au ItAble fCH • gutttf argument; in • Unlvettll)' fatvm IOt_y metety d19rade their user. Hltlof o regime. To call oqu•v•kW\t of a.ne NW• ta arou ll~o ly, moll~loul M~Y: ~ ;~.: 1M:/. ,;.;~~;;;, 1 5 �feedback AcadelJiics, not recreahon turtdmg Now IS not,,.,.. lltt'11~ WOlf'/ .tbOUt a UIJion I SUg91tSI WI 1 coUHJ ea&lly malte lun ol '"' noopl• ovet ttt• rtllf.ndum tor l•d thtreol) on wht/hlf to *•nt /n(uet&e the amount ol mont)' w. aend to UB to go here But, t ...,.., do Ill VI I relerflndum BtJL ffOt wfth the lotmBt lhBt II Oelng COfllld.,-.d. Why not h ive • teferendum thlf 8$~$: Are you In favor olle l•lng I••• ·x· doll•,. per Yf" II you wotJid htve dlrt~tt control O~ttr wh•te your money went" H•ttMr 'llrlll I uy to blmoJn IIJe The •r••• whflr• '"' ~TK>M-~ could go ..ould o. T,. Slude"' '''' tltat 1 cton·r n•it to)O-t'f'k)n.-y VnJon lund, your Hp8rrmtrtt. to &HKI to UB to build • Student lnothet de~rtmtnt. one of the Un.ion I d0t1't h•~• 1ny mon.t>'i OollegrJs. • v•lld c1uo or but, r11 m••~ It thtougn somehow organtz•Uon, SA, GSA. or To put II pl•fnly, • Sfudont Union It 1 IJtd 'del now Is rn11 •n (possibty) one ol sevt"l ~enol,sh(ps rnet coulrJ oo .,., up, ufUJScJol t hoUght? Ye11 but let'S Tho SCIJOIIItSMps WOUld Otl look a1 II oO(ocll••ly: UB hiS v•ry llltfl monty, SUNY tunds tftat woulct c. used to ht1lp Jtvdents JoJ/owing llltylffg 1 1 tequ/rttmems This WI)' If VO'-' you tn lniJ•c•tJon how ,.,lout It lr want~tt ~our moM)' lo netp •omeorlfi wUh nlflt ,,. yout and thll they do w.nt to twlld It us IS spread 0"~ tlttH ma/.11 tflpllrlmf111t l•ntt • IIHKI ,.llletfl umpuJI$/'#OW Onf WI>' 10 'JOu could •.nd it lh•t• Wh~ ~~ullln "t tllfff'Cr conrofldlt*' studlnl IHIIngt and acttvltWs (s '" •'mtlnttft rltl& n eed CCHflfOI ov.r White some of our lor unellng How? By building tho money goe&? Thl• wty 11 you c/ass.rooms recture hi Ill •nd other didn•t wantlo pay monty to Ol.llld/ngs r?tiCtiSfary hill• The somethfng. th•n •t Ita/It • lltll~ ot Union anould l>lf pul off unll/oflor your mO(f&y would not go to u If this ma~ts aena• 10 you ana 11 tho ICid'em lc bUilding$ " ' 1/nl•hod. ctqun'l htppttn. chenGel .,. II'• bec1use /r me~s • tutt• wor# lor No depattmt~nt na2 enouglt money Tfte de~rtmtnl'' bvd~" somebody. So, coli up SA or .,~gelling am1 11Jr IN the tfme "'"~flf a.nd •.st for U ~=:..~~::.:~ :s~:~~f. ~~t ;~:.5 we,.,,.,, Ml55VONES,.,BRIN6 M£1WO BUFFeRIN,,, Savage men For tll'fO pHJOI~ r••'J tnt bttwt M'-llllm fUDDOrf ftotrt OclrJJ(If DO• t'l • .... en Otg•ttllfrl lrtt~ldmg arm¥, whose go1t••• ro ropplr fhe tsl•m'c ~puDIIC Of ltlft lin couaoorar,on With m .. nv count., revotv~tomuy Dodtn. ena tne otl;cal~ o t me Shih'S ttgtmt, Including mattv ol the Shah's gerrerel$, ~~"nowm_g thlt the Ulftiln arm¥ w•s Ut dl.stlfly f1111 to tne r~votutlon•ry c~tcumJ,.rtel&. '"''Y''" and ol IU~ to/lowing tht Western mtutfHI. S.dd1m Mas-se#t, ,..JOliN to tn aggttn"'e war, hoping lot 1 ou•d lfiConry For two yeltllht ""'"• occupation It my lnfll&crlmlnttll)' bOmbed CIVIIIIn llffllt$. InClUding f!o&pttals. mosoutu, ~chooft and resid~ntlalertll. In ordtr to create maulvt vnr"' ""' ctll:hlust the rrtoiUflonlf'J rulatlnc• of tnt ltilfJJ.afl peopt• Througn tfll!,$adt11rrt laiJI"f hOPtd /0 ovtuthtow ,,. IJMmio R~p.ubhc. thl4 •U•m'"g Ot'lf ot lht lttgrtest ObjectNU of hi~ INner~ HI Wlshtrtgton and occup~ Jef'Usal&m For rtUJ IIHCIJIIOUS S:f!tviC'@, the JIO-altH progreUPI& Go'ier(lrnent 01 lreo rectlvtnl tens o/ ni/Nona of dOIIIfl1 In •ddulon to mlllltU)' SUIJpOit tlf1d fqUI(Jmlttt wnitJII w1s pour«J Jmo itaq mrougn tlf• pupp•t relcflomuy teglm•• In lht ltla IVCIJ IS' Egypt, Jordan. S.ud1 All bill •IKI other allies the United St1tes itH:IUdmg Frlnct and G,.., we'''"' - •t• ,_ lfouo,. Kl ,..lhi. Sclllte<lo Undorgr.aduatt Sluc3eru Anorl'lfl' tJitttipiiJ ,. tfltl «O·Cltllet:J o• ,,,, tCN~gnl fllt'tlhOllt an.,. ag.~uut rtto Co/~~-. ~,. Ill many clubs tiJII could Ull mCHe •t•ylttg 'bovf watll. o• 8/ltl/(1 FOil~ yHrl I I'll IIAVJI•m ptKjpJe olltln1 /hell 1111mH1 ~tlon, and thtir great letder ''"'"' Khomrfni w&ll lhiJ targ111 of lhe moil blfblf~ PtOpiQinda techniQUtu 1lmed" d ltaredlllng the tstemlc Rtvolullon and Cld/Jtlng 50Me Jl/ppoft IMQnQ OUI A reb OtOthl rl 1nd JIJtetJ tor rne Baa11JI61 r1g1me tn traq Trto we llpubiJc;ud ell~ttlon concftfnutg ftumlfl rig"ll WOIIfiOIIJ fff tr.n. llld lhe lm~I IIJ I "lfMPIS to fniJ>OS• ~•I norma ltom ,,. Wen•rn cvtture 01t tnt I.IU1tlm PfiOPS. of ,,.., /1 but ont t wtmp/& e•poliJre ol the •rm• dBals berw•en '''n •~ tttt Zromst dnllty, ti'I{'IO&t llud'j ftVttals If?• alltance of rht liOniJI press, tffr US G011ern,.,em. l.sreet. lfiQ I rtf! its supporttrt. ro Cf•IC~Ir the lsllmk Reouor~ ,-,., vf'ftOty etfiattc• ot th#.s& ioru1 ..uncn• • ~~~~~~­ 'tnlf'IC«l c•mptlgn to 101~ acx;uments Inti Qtt(l c.rt11n JtWtn llll" to cre•r• , , allegHJ ''"'' deot• The 2/onltf reg/me. <NhiOh flu- tiWI)it dtnled US WAll· documented 11rm r deals wlrh South !41Ncl, conllrms rnese •llegltionl, proWng lhl ew/stence of tiiiJ C-OntpfriC'f to dl!t~ll ttte I&Jam~ R111oiUikm and ro ndlp fiJ& Duppel n9fm•ln S.gl>dld Alt•r two ~Hrt, trtd g fwing ten.s o1 t.hOustnds ot m•rrrrs ertd mo~e wourtded. the '''''";e comtu~t•nts wert 1011 rd /orct '"' Blllnl&t 1rmy l"to wlthdrlwlng Ill lotces In r&tteer4 kowtver, tftt $l¥tg• Beathlst continued bomblfdlng ctlle5 through " "'' tong·flnge amllery. Filrthermore, they dutroyed compt•t•lr fiV•TY c-Ity /rom WltiCIJ IItty n•d IO ret,..at. Thus ''"~ ls/1mlc comtnt•nts contlnu~ IIJ., flllt,stWt &ttuogtr rnskl• lr•o "' Oldlt to stop tht llr• ot the l fiQ' lrftl/«y wntctJ w1s kUling .lnnoc;'II'H clttlll111s and to tore. tn• ltiQt regtme Into •cc.QIIt19 '"' lu" ctem•nds oJ I he lrema" p~ople who heve ~uOared grv~•'r t1u11ttg IIJI lmpontJ wor. F1cing mualve blowa In tho wsr, the lrtql •rmy bOmbed civilian r•rgets1 killing tlrOtJ!ind& of CJ¥1111111 In 0,_ COUI, lilly OQmb«/ d•monstflton "' Hlmedln, wf'iO .,.,. PfOfttfmg IO*fnSf Zio!"rSl agpr.salon In Pl,.lfln•, , , • t emple wMCII CIHtfy 'hOw$ lite •llf•n~ btrWHn S1dd1m Hussein •net Bogin. lo CPitt Of ell Of llfll, lhtt /rtJ114f'l nttlon, with the hllp ol Almighty Ood. •nd oy following the redeeming ttJacl!lng• o/ lsl•m. wm contrnutt tl'lt/Jt def•n•• until lhey 111~h thellnll victory TM 1Au1t1m people of liM ''"m~ Republtc ere t1#lormlnod to wl/fl(lfJif glv• counrt.u s•aff~s to upho/G tne btn,.•r of 1~1am Open minds •• wor• '~ 1 can,.,~ Tfus leu~ '' • resport.so Jo fllletn/11~1 BtHdlng /01 Old Order fTile Cvrrenl lf)I$/B2J. In Ills ~rriclo, Mr Utynit Itt& dealt the entire Gtefllt •y111m In unfair and &la(lderous blow. Htt bllflins by 5harlng wlrh ua IM ••petlence common to m1ny college SIUdlnts WhO go I WI)" to acJtool W• •r~ awed, ltlgntened. . - . l<>ttoty. W • nood • p,.ta IO h•ng out witfl good frs.nds 'lithO us u ..... ere. too had lifts• IHUng&; none ol my '"•ntis ume 10 i>B and I my''"'" "''' month h~'* fo"' 'Y lrtd m lsereOie. Th en I became •qua/me<~ wlrfl the t)fothsr$ ol Dt11t1 Chi. a dfWJfltt 1na emugetlc group ol mtn ~Hifh my •mbiUon· The pu~&uU ol oullence I then kn•w thlt 1 hid lrl•nd•. good lmmds Mr HaynUt te/l.s u.s o/ the ••oJa days... Wll•n nazmg anft numiUatiOn •ere common pnctl!tl! '"*P' I "P'M' In p'-dgJng • lllt•rnlft 0.111 Clll "''" rne Urst trauunii'JIO eOOiish hlzlng I n 192'9. We do nor believe rlt•t ptddlmg pleagu. or tying tn11m to ffle B1oo.ryn 8rldg• promorn oromttrhoOIJ Wet lmd {1taotlce.s of I hit: loll '"voltinQ The diJtn&t goeo on to-1~1 o/tfll dJscnmmttory pr1cJtces of lfltern•t org,n;llllons wMcn IUOrd/ttQ IO tus lfi.Ctt, 5~gte OtJt ol•c'•· CtttholiCAt ettd Jew& ~rm1t me to'tll«tt,ty ' lew ol our olli«rt; Juan J01dtn, HOCitf Srewaro, from Ecuador '''""' Oruc"er, Secretsry, 'loman CJthollc, /rom the Oomlnlt•rt RtpuO/Ic And my$&/1 John TI$Ch1BI , Treuuttrl a Jew. Had 1 " " space. I woUld be nappy (Q 1Jst til ol our brothers. Bite-. HIIPilllG orlcmCII, and Jowt•r.-•" tqu11 #fl ""~ er•s ot tJrolll•rhood Wt are dJSCIIf'fmltOty In onty one ttspracr we oo not contk:Mt closed minded, pre{U(Jicl4. tnd tltOfl sfpltlrd JN!OPI~ wonlty ol OfJt biOI~erhood Homo whhelcl 111 .-qun 1 trat•rnlues cthtrlllblf ICtlvWes, utllng thf!m • ~~>gHJar ol gOOD Mr. Haynte futhet (t/rlclrfl the 111 of rout re•den thll chlfitlble WOI" 1s- no O.tt• Cltt L ov. o1 our /ello-.. matttwomt"J If. tor tl'ltt keynot~ of frltetnity, l(td our driving lotco. Those (IOOd w01~• ".,...,on us.. artt ffOt our burtJora, but our w•~ Of mtltfng II t:OnlriOUIIDtt 0 1 IIJOSI less lortunste. ThO •u1her 110,. on 10 uy tho/ lraternflles were 1 ot his lime. This commenl bring• to mind something &aid to m• by en alumnus of our ~1nl11tlon, ''You con flO u lot In 0./lo Cit/ u yout aplltt wJIIallow." I nHITI P/fldQ*. and It II Wi th m• to thfl d• y. Mt. Hoynlo. II you 1111 lOti Stgm• Chi wa• • Wlste of yow time, ,.,.ybe you dldn'l put In the ellort to maNe It wof"tn rour while. It Ia kef • sm•ll man 10 sit dlound and bitch •OOut whit fl wrong. but it takes a gr••t man to ott•mpr to w•at• '""IS 1 •fleet a change. ,.t We •Nil fh• tHdttOIIIP deckle wiJictJ or..• ,.ou "' "W~. thff nNmHr• of th• Oeh• CtJi Fr•rernUy. btlii'IMg '"'' gteat advant•ges •'• to be dtr/t;H from • brotherhood of coli~ and Unll!tt•IIV men. opptto/of/ng lhtl close asscw:itf/on may prof'ltOttJ trlend~hfp. develop chlflcter ndvsnce ;Jusao,, anrJ ,,;,, In mo aqullltlon ot 1 1ound tduc• non Ths$e are ou, principals a.t ItI forth b'f o~r consrltutlon /n 1m. OUr desJre ts not to Jtt/M ,,, lndMdutJIIIf ol our MIMb«S, INI rwt~r to enhlnce tnd llltngtiJan Nt:lt Olff.S 11nlqu• OUIIIftfH ltPfl combln. /~em 10 work Wllh othen I'm wrel tpHk not onlr ICH Oelta Chi, but tor t il of tn• orrrer Gtttnc org•nlzetlonR on e~mpu&, Whttn I •~pren my"'''"'' 1nger 111 the many lata• lnslnuollons /OIW.Id«f Oy ,.,. 1!11011. Mr~ H1yn,.. I have but un• suggestiott for vou.. tl yoU pf1n to m.a~tt puOIIe rematlu In tn•lutu'•· II IS I lot US,., to IH wrlhOUI tJfirrd«s Jot'H\ H. n schl•r 8ro1~r ol Doll a C~l Truwurer of Delta Ohi �Depression problem for young adults; people must adapt lives to changing world and culture hu bo<11 bctWftll 18 and 22 w~ By OAVlD dtLISI <ll'c<t and identity are mO>t ponaot . PouibUllet have Conuibutinx Eduor P tOpJe llrUgk lpiNt lontlin<$$ and d<prestlOII e\lcn be(ore tMy WJdemand l~em.havins bo<11 tau~t to Jpmd thrir llfeti,... lr)inc to deny lh<>< two diJlln<1 and natural S)ilMf or the human uprri~nce. ThiJ moy be chanrina. howent. as dcprwion and loneliness hovt come to lhe torrtront or the nation as a !erious problem I hat can no lon&<r be avoidtd. Psyel\olo&ists ot the Unl•mity of California It LoJ AJ>&elu (UCLA) ..timattd In 1981thot IS to 20 mi!Uon Am<ricaru suffer serious bouts or dcpr...ion or loneUneu. Althou~ depression and 1onclinw ar~ dillintt, ln mo~ eases studitd by UCLA, bolh were cxpcfitnced •lmulrantausly. RCS<ar<h<rt ~.o>kaao'a Mlcbael Rl'O<e Mediral Cent<! e•plaln lonellnm u "a painful feelins ros anothrr perJOn or an inner aJYina for intim-acy and dosen<>s ." They <on<lud<d thll lontlinen u created by the 't.r) p<-.s or beeomin&• P«SSn-'"C'Nfl')'timc -.c &row mon JUIOnomOUJ. CTHIC' OW 0'41\ dlOu~t.s, ~our own kl~utr, -.e rid: mo\lio& a•ra~ from othen and •herdore rUt loncbnns ·· Someone ..-ho " Iandy abo beUeve. that MU lh<y are united .. irh .. h .. they lon& for. the loft<boen will "nhlt there is alws_y~ hope-. Th"'· Like londlne:ss, d~on it filled with hdplcssn<JJ Md pain. AcL'Qr!llna 10 U9 to~IUdina ps)'ChoiOsist Thomu Fran~>, deprcss1on is dutinauished from lcmcJio~t by " J lade or enttaY or activity, The mo~ common factor lfl d~~~on is a retuctance co cxprcu our emotions and feelings." FrantL added that "sad f<elings' durin,. period or depreuion ar< rompoundtd by lonellnc... "People arc hesilnnl to talk abo\JI Why they f~l the way Ihey do hceausc they u1uaJly f~l lonely-they hove no one to be witb or opm up to." A look at the be>t teller's lit1 aue>U to tht rr«nl up1urac in interest. Thr Book of Hopi, 8l'in1 Your Own Bm Ftltnd, Tilt Brok.n H ..rr. Top 40 hlts like "Only the Lonely" dominate lhe ai,....a\CJ. The N~w YOtk Tlmts only lhi• past Auau.ll devoted an c:ruirc mquinc S«tion to lhtR problem$. Un.i\'tnitia wiahin the pass live yws hl•c b<a•n chuming out one scudy aflcr anotl>er on depr...lon and lonel:in...-.n.. )'UIJ or n<ll«ttlll these 1c>p0a. Those who appear the most affected arc rollqc audcnu. The at< period oat frequently nudled Yearbook ~ atcr value than Ktuality and c critiCal <hoke is .,hat to be," accordlna to UB Director or Uni><Hh> COun~1 Diane Oale. In thiJ aroup, Calc tbioks, that freshmen and tranJfu aae s;ludtnu u.re most prone 10 dtprnsion and lon('liness. '' FlrSt YUJ colleae studcou 11e jwt ovuwhetmed." sbe S4id. "They Grt u.nawarc, and thu1 unprc:parcd. for <~Ileac life- it'! really rou~ ... for rno~t. h is thc finl time ~:~.way from home and the security II rt•.prcscnts. Suddtnly, u1hey arc thrust out and on their own," Clilt •dded. T ronsrcr >tudent may nnd h wonc. "Peoplc feel rympathttic Students a111 part of the dep111ued Constaa.l anccr and resenuneu: and h11d &ivcn tOmtane J()O much fec!inp or dread and anxiety: 1n0uencc over 1l1dr life" s.he Chron.ic complajnina; noted. A person who f'nters an)' Critital or one5df, leadlna to fcelinu or inadequacy: Spend a lot of time doydrwnin&: and EJ:pericncin.a ''up" and the IMlnJftrs know Wh.at il's all about/" OaJc. said. ''The new ttudtnt •I"' rinds him or huse!r In lhCU n'ajor 1rea O( JIUdy, which '\down' • weeks~ "As time aoes on," GaJc said. "~ou stan to en· u.sUY and beeome dls3U'ted with people." Fltnhcrmorc. "you bqin to w•lk with & kind of bcavlnCS$, .. if the wel&ht of the world Wen on your mcam they midi do wcU and ha•e sbouldert." no period or ad)UIImcnt." .~. Ph)'lically, • dcp<e"cd perJOn becoma IUoC$i prone. Such cff«:l$ like heart di.usc and ulan ilTe common amonc londy. depressed individuals. "If )OU look around, cn<rgctlc people don't set sltk." atoofdioato Fraot~. "Pcoplc C&ll also feel bad due 10 phy£iolocical dlan&U." II >Omtone li"<$ in • pQO<Iy tit roward rreshmtn. but they believe not<d. Sruclcnu 11 the Unh<n•tY seem to concur. One Knior- nws.inJ major recaUs htt rir<t fdr "E\<ryt~lna was &oifll aU ri,~tiO <henustry dau WUd all oJ I sudden I beeamo to lonely with )()()people around me. TMr< was nothlnt I could do about it, no one to talk ro. I Juu: wanted to di~ w " For the M-\C be<~mc ~c-ral months. more depressed and hq arad<t fell wtth her moods. ··If 11 boc!J>'t bo<11 lor my friends. I nc\tr -.ould have survh-cd, •• shc uid. Most D&t<holoai<u admit that ~etyonc 11 some poant is lonely or dep<..><d. "It'S just I pan Of lire;· •noth<t Student lldmlued, ''and therefore "e mu1t contend with It " For some people, however. the crftcu rrom prolonacd periods or eithtr dcprmion, lontllne~s, or both, can be detrimental to their health. "The major caute of depression Is the wltholdln1 of feelinas" F'ranttsald. '" lr you don't Jet yow •naer ou1. h )ult builds up ""''' area. to5 fla.tn reac:hd cbc mini In lh< ey.. This tffecttthc pitliQary &W>d, which tOQ!!gb the body's ptaduction or hormonu, which thtn makes a person ferl dcpr<S><d. "In Norlh<fn SC1lndinavia. the stricldc rate soan durios the six monthr of nl&ht thoy llave durinalh< winter. "Frantz. said_ Calc repons that moSt uudenu wbo visit the UB COuruelins Cent« are usually upset over ~ rdation5hip 10nc sour. "Here they've been counting on others people "''" be oblo to hclp us throush thiS period." Fncndl can be the bluest hclp ln aidinr somtemr 10 survin depressiOn aJ>d lontllne». First, rhc- cypC" of depression rhat someone is ~pcricndotc. mu.st be relationship desires rompanloh•hip, a feclin1 or belonglng: "Each individual mull dcdde what b th• trade..,ff- how much inl.lepcndcncc do you wauu undcrst~ . 10 sacrlf~t< to ha•e • closer relationship," ~~~:cordlna to Oale. As f.J u rho.. books whi<h aucmp1 to~ a void in JIOmtone'' Ufc. Frantz btUe\t;t "thll flO one <boo~<~ 10 be drpr<>!Cd and alone." Thac boob or< f01 thole fon:ed Into the >ituatlon, t~thn beau~ they caonor find people they wont to be with 01 rhey JUst hil\t J)Ynt up on 50C'It1)' and llviQ&. FF2llll conrcnctt;: one wanu to be alone ~nyont ~ u cannot ha-. tned ~~;~Y~hlnJ -<natbe they JI1St en~r.'PitY aJJd rtfluc to t hanae to wllat the~ roold be... Gale odded that "<Om< ate htfpf'UI. but mcm are no\ "With mUd depre.uion. juu do1n1 any kind of onlvliy. e><n )urt going throug~ tht motion.!~, wlllllrt dtprnsion and rtla.• lonellnm." Frantt oxplained . - Scvrrc de-pr~ion. ho\olitvt'f, i.s ~QI111oled by actt y. 'What it really docs here it k~ .50m~ rrom rrontina Jhe pmbltm,.. ordmc to FraniL Whn! a "'" f.nds himself wilh hec t' "h htll htm and r lm tO de•"• ith hi> t1I\J In thts cau pid is ct.e. «lint mOil pcoplt kn>e, and an hdp them O'fntome-lheir doubts .,..,n< :and moo<b~ llo4b Fr:11ut and Galt ..Jd th•t wonbic,'' no one l!llll be ror«d into rtdi,.. Mutt, "AJL. .somrooe ,(they wam to ~ Jondy and wMt n "'ouJd n.n somtont do to a.Ucvtatc I hac rrchnp or fW'\Of'JC: and oolltud<? Cole said •bar "we nnut karn to r«<cOne our dreams and «peclation:. to nt chc ratittn that do ui11. We're looklnc for Wh11 tote to mok< them fed bett<t," Frantz s:uu.attd "Don't be Judacmenlal. Let the person dccide when It's been too lone." Nthouah the p<I'IOn moy not W\Ull intlmocy ond ntwt d«ide our own n~ds firll befOr< "e un C)IOb~>h &ood relationship\." Sht advocate~ that once: we tcJK:h lh•J opemnalo. friendly orr.. "' I not poinc ..we can decide ~hlch tofneOrtt' to ao to," tO CO OUt, ' 1 v.c lhould leave an when. they •re dinatisned enough whh thtmJe:I\H, they'll have ht J»id, THE U.B. SKI TEAM you have to release It, usually tt the wrona people." The fallurc to ~pres• "&ood" emoUon&, Uke hoppinm, it .1bo dcpraJirtM bcc•u•• h takes to keep the resPOn~ lUbUmD.ted. •••'I!Y H elen A. IXRolis and Victoria Y. Ptll<gtno nate in their teJU Tit# Boolr q{ IIOf", t~at thtre are 10 major Si&JII .. hkh could Is holding a meeting on Wed., October 13th in the 3rd floor lounge of the Fargo Building 7 lndiwe iOmeoae who I> havinc Scriolt> nnotional problrros. They art: Conslant !lljaue. <-en with cnou&h llc<9; R<lllcssncu' Loss o!lntcnst m flmdy, work, frla>cls Of acx: lnabllil}' 10 man dcdslons; Now on sale $10.00,book We are looking for Men & Women to compete in Alpine or Nordic events for the upcoming season . For more information: call Phil at 636-4527 or Don 831-5096 - ,y.• 10C0-1Ie:l . to.SOOCIMn . 7 �Inauguration • continued froM- 1 from &U<Sts forJ h• buildina. In a symbolic action th< studmts pr<knt<d $29.68 to th< Pre$ident as th~ bq.innin.as of a st udent union fund. Sampl< ac«pt<d th< <OIIC<'liOn " ilh smik . inquitinJ "Oo you want 1his a audited? .. He raffirme<S his C'Ommitmtnl to foUow studmt ~·ishd for a union proposal and not<d ""dl hn<'s $29." lmproV>-. the quality of student hfe and th< athktk proaram v.n< hi&h on Ruucll J Gu_JJ.no's prioritia &.\Alumni AMociation Pr<.Sid<nt. I'JthouJh he ron«d<d, on liJht of the prOtnu thai a forthromtn& S1Ucknt union •as prtmaturr. he •ndkatfd alumna .s:uppon for such a butldma.. 1l. A'"ide from ••stung Sample ~lltn« ana sum&th. Profm•onal Scaff Senate Chan Mar) lou T.Htal) MSh<d hom "humor on eM m1nor da•l) ""'mplK'~tion! or !.l.Uml\ht\ v.h1ch add to Um,cnn) hk" Samplt' notrd rhat a unt\t'tsll) PfC\Ident )hould not onl) be fuel~ but ~hould ''bt- born v.ich the cunn•n1 of Ma.,.-hla\clh. 1ht v.t~dom of Solon~nn. the 1.T•uraac ot a ~tonut~,;h of a xoat " lion and abo\t all the '' W c I<~L to )OU fOJ lcJ.d<'ntup an delintng, ankul::•tmJ. dcfcndma. and n~ah1in~ the llQtcnllal or SUNY BuHalo ;h a maJOr research and tcachii1J in~tuuuon," Pope $aid. He noted that 1he name Stc,cn has us rOOt\ at "e-ro~' n tx-arcr and mart)'r Gi\Cn the (Ub'-t3nllal ta.sk titl ..·, sh:ill appl) " )OU race. both One less·lhan Impressed processional member Slat< Unl\·crsity of Nev. York {SUNY) lnttrcollqiatt athlct~. auronom)·, srud<nn pa)ing for an Amh<rst Campus union, and UB's futurt bud1~ary si1uation ""'e all touoh<d upon y<oSrerday by SUNY Chanctllor Oifton R. \\'hanon in an cxciUSI\ c inttf\'IC'A' with Tht SJWCirum durina his stay in Buffalo for PreSident Stc,cn B. Sample's inauguration. It will run in Wednesday'$ t:dition. Doreen FeneVThe SP6c trum The view of the podium Jim Sulloy/Tho Spocttum �Tht /ollowlnl is rht inauaura/ addrtS> of Pruidtnr Sttvon B. Sllmplt: Cllalnnan Blinkcn, OWnnan Korrn, O.ancdlor Wharton, CoUcqu.., Fri<ncb, and aD " bo love the Unlvmity at Buffalo: is a tim• for taklna stock, ror rccoosiderina o11r history, and for dlartin& new directions for Lhe Sample inaugural address reveals plans fifth point (UlUtt. Wo_ rds t.re not adequate to dc=ibt the deep , ......, or honor I r..t at this moment . To be asked in$ciwrion, s~nl Buf(aJo and Wesaern NC'w York with a fairly broad range or UlldC'flfldulltC and prorc::ssionaJ pro&r·ams. In 1962 the Unl\ttslty or 10 lead any ac-ademic in$ticution is a lfCII compliment , but to be :uktd to lnd Chis University, • 1\S most or )'011 know, ""' UnivasiJ,lat Buffalo wu founded In I~ IS a private medical school. Durin& the firll orntul)' or il.s existence it dt:"Vc.topcd into a aood-qualiry medlum·med 11 this time 1n in tUsrory, Is an uuaorclilwy honor IIJ>d privilqe. Lrt m~ express lO each of you my pati.tude and apprcci.ation for the betpfulna>, tile m•ny lJndnases. and tl\t \'tf'Y .warm Buffalo m<r&ed "ith the St•t• Uni•·trsit) of N<w Yor~ . Si- bccominl a pubttc mttilullon, SUNY-Buffalo ha. O.\pericn«d ucmtndoUJ lf'0¥~1h '" sau. prol!"'m dr>elopm<nt. pllyslcal plan1 , and a~~tdtmk s raturt reaption chat you ha\t accorded m)' fam1ly and me nncc our Thr: 17,00() SIUdt' IH~ urivot Facuhy, studenn, staff. t:~IUtnll) 11nd alumm nf U B. my new e tnroiJed on our cnmpu10 art' colleaaucs in Stott Um\'enhy. the ~ Suff:~lo and Western Nt\\ l: ~ ~2~~~~;c~:~~~~~~n1l1~~~~ York tommunitict- aU or you have buo \tl' ~up~ni.. t or u~. a.nd h:&H' mack u' (ttl ¥~-tkome:'" piOj:tttml .arC' e\1rM\tl} htj_h, and Q)mf'C'tl1t('lon (Ot admt)SJUn 10 man) dt~rtmcnll ·~ (\ C'f) po\~lbk "'11) In all \."andor I sl\nuld ill'IO rt'lnatl. ho\11 rom/otllnt it is-. aftd """"' do>d!~rc...t the durl<> of the prntdcno for Joe\ tn months. to at l»t br ofliclally insrahed rhrrcon . I <•MOl help bUt frcl >Omclhlng of thai \Dint unK or ICJilimat)' E c\lrraotdtnanl) lrcn fht t\ta~l} 4000 f'IC'hOfU "'hu ; Chancellor Wharton (left) and Donald Bllnken (center) confer Presidency on Sam ple I he 201h annh·tJUf) of bh hallma~~ o( 3 un.tVCf-'1lY 111, lh~ aamur of tbt intellccau.al inauaur:Uion 35 thltf eXtCU1h ( or thl\ Unwersily. h ~:oruains ont or the muS-t eloqucn1 Sl31cment,_ I whic-h n.ttcnd• the last·minlftc marrr"Jc of 1ht- heroint- in nuntcrou~ pk-ccs of romanw: n~uon . aonuuno:cm~nt t~pP-)~ntmm• la\.1 0..1obcr. Sm,c the of m) 1 h.a~t 1 duM a cuntldtr.tbk amount of ~ud) and r. . uch to ptqH.re m)\Cif ror lht~ nc-111 aui,g:ruMnL Jn lttC' proc~' I arne xross an t\3'-C' tVC't read concr:rnin& the n\annC"r 1n "hkh a hc:a.hh} vnt"tf\11) should opcna:e. Sri\C'e I am, RauratiHh speaklni. folk>"'"' on Or YIJC'n"• roo"l tt>~. I thoucht n "ould bt appropn11t tor me to read toda) a l'l\U&e from hos speech . Alttoouah ~ntt<n n<arll half • ''Cn1Ut)' IJO, II Still Stand• AS 3 arnudna ~sa) "ranen bY Haman Welb, "''ho ief\'C~d for 2.S )'tars ;u Pr~IIJtnl rm)UIItJ ;m U«ptiOnllll)' hrvad r:tOtt Of prOgn&IM offered throuah or lndHmll Umvc:rshy. &plendid iUltemcnt of principl e~ to whi<h 1 "ould hoP< wr oould oil CX'c:upalion5: thousand.s of vol untar y charactc:r. II ~ un.hy olumnl. _ .:a small army or pcnons who keep th~ nte:cssary machiner) movina. who hrandle rund\ and rrrorcb and som~ching h~r: c-orrespondence and becomo tht pOiot•r b) "h~h •II bulldtnjl>. •ho U) 10 .:a 1!10\IP of UwtCCS CO"-totf'\t arises . . •out or the \isions nt mlln)'·shartd. corrrtted and BdjUSttd and merJcd 1n10 a sinwk "·b1on th:u an- -:ithn¥ to sn 1hC"ir ~ouril' ~ lht IO ... IIUiion•s: nl&tt'rilll art paid for thclr eNort), .. .. Ytl rnut l v.ork together fo1 endM OW"' of b r. Capcn'1 1cnurC'. A 1\lb~all\ital frxliOn O( l •Uf (acuJt)' t'OJU) n3tional rcpmatiorh in 1heir rupect.h·r di.~l"li!•l:'\, ~nd an tncrr~ir•t num~ Jtr ~ llO~I\ I 1hrvua;hout thC' "otkl '"• th1cr '-'«tturihuthlth It' ..:hoLlr ..tup "-Ad fC'tcar~h and enhance pcbKnion.s, and valtdi.!C' th ,tnC'~I polictc'l. Relathtl) re~ of rheK people lud3) hold I:K'Ull) 1Pf"l.ll1111nC"f'\l\ Dt tllr Unhen.t\)' t-\'-ctd tn numbn lhC' $tudcnl ttnrolln1tna durlne Dr. l:apen "a' nut \0 nit\C ;n to bthc'e th:tt an ac;ad('U)h, communh) rould bt', or ru•n Slluuld be i1 place 1:01'\)1""' anJ harmontous accord. Nor did he mean 10 imply 1h111 r•c:w dha:tium wilhtn the Uhl\'enily thould be or Chct the t.-. 1"0 ~<' ohc "':ur ha~ unJcrl•l.rn 10 bt.11td an t>nllrd } ftC'" Kat.knuc.- c.-nrr C3nli"'U' hc1r m Amhena. 11n~ 10 rrhabllitatr: 1hr nr•Kinal M ain ~ modern hrah h-sdtntc 4."Cfllt r . Wht" 1akrn only with unanirnou1 projec1 will rcprHtf\1 or nature and or human lirt • .. I"Oru<nr . He r<alucd tht nn:d for The enttrpri..~ is a su~ .• •only ,.hm practiCaU) aU -no an parh4.""\pa.rus "oluntarib- m:akC' thru K"\cnl contributions. And all tlmd) drcisions an tht" fKC' or contro,·ersy, and hr ~ C"nttJC' profrssional n ~n- at U B au~td to hi• bdlrr in, and acceptance ol mvCSlmtnt in acadC"mk plant and t<IUipmcnt Of O>tt S6~ milhon. conm"butiom an mcnllal: ld..s, mon~. }OUthful ardor and ho,h the l<adcnllip role that )lni>cnll~ presidents mu>t play. spirit~. I • b·O undertook 10 read a largr number Of lhC: pilptT5 -and ,perchc:..\ uf mu dlstlngub hcd pred«e.uorl. A umvcrsuy (iafd Or. Capen) ~ a \-(f)' srccW k.lnd of OlJ;llliSin More than sn) oc.btr toeiaJ 1Mt1cuuon '' 6 brou&bt into Mna and " ~·P• OpcralitlS by •oluntar) coopcradon. More differc-n1 kinds of people mU>t cooperate on the e:nlupri.\c: (of a unh r:rsit)' ) lhlln in Qn)' olhl"f social unde:rtak.ing, C.Xctpl democrali ~ JOHtnmtnl h.)tlr. Thm~ of ~Ontt" of rhr kind'l aU tha1 are immaterit11: ror lhc imptOVt"ffit'Ol or human Minas. ror 1he extension or man 1S ~no""kd1e upcratlon), ran skills, chc nutlous drliheratiom of txptritnctd rcoplc.. loyahk' to unstln)h But Dr. Capen's basic f"'tnHh:u univcrsirlt-) drpcnd upon Ih:artd many. and lhar their pruarc.h" lndudin& those or Roben Ketter or prople. Fritnds ~ho furnosh 11 ('Ufl)U!it\. ncvrr the rt)UJt O( one PC'hOU'\ &nd M:trtin MC")·c:rson, bo1h or whom hll\C honored me with thrtr prt~f\CC' h~rt toda)". t i "t:U as v.ilh mattrlal rd()u~es; u~achen and tC"R"arch scholars ln all the h '' obviou~t (contmued Or Capen) that no ~mate num can thu'IL for a unl\t:rsill~ no moan k.no.... , cnous,b. No man an bos\ a d(on .. ·is c'>prctttll) <lanincant for U\ toda}. ~oaun· u folio¥~' 11uu tfus l~rh c ~aon rn~r\.~ new w mU<h the bqmnant or m) 1ntutc Thr poorposc or Or Well<" <5S3Y w:u to provide adviclt' and counst1 ro ncwly ·appoint~ c."'IItgc preJidtnu:. H 11 firsc ma.xim ro.r \UCCW IAIU" "Be 1ud:) r· He also r«<mmmdtd lhlt f"rn)' collqt prcStdcnc ~ born wn.h the cunnln& or \1ochla•tlh, tbt "i<dom or or a 11on. oil. "llh the sroma•·h of Solomon. Ihe ('()Urqt ~d obo>e ). 1011 ,.,_or ourord Furnlb. T. R McCoondl and Samud Capcon - I ""' "'~><''ally ta~en b~ a >P«<h th.lt Or Capen p\t an 14.S2. on )Ub~CTI\)(. f ptinClp.JI bran~.:b~ or ~.o.. kdJe. .)OUn& people v.lth ~ar.crd iOCi~. rik-.al and economK b><~around> and v.i tb life purpostS Vthtc'h run 1he v.hok dilc:o\erict, routine Unl\thtl) . If :u\) man InC'~ lu do r:'Hhr:t . lhC' fn~liiUiion forth¥~tlh c:t:ua 10 be: a unhcrsn)'. ~or lht . Schachter welcomes Sample value~ and lht' C.OUirib\Jiton~ o( I'" off..:t', a" ll ~Of~ Ihe bqanmnJI or )C'1 3Mthrr C,ot.h in lht ltle Ol th" SLrl."t1 carnpU) lnu,-, <umplctcu in the laoe 1911(1',, ohis In wm. SUNY · Buffalo b today thr largest and most l'OmprC'hrnShC" unn ;n the laram uni-\'C'TSit) •>stem in lht TlltM7ollnwmx iJ u ,,.,., ,,.,., /Jr Sturlt•m h .•Ottu'lltlf' \t-ltt~thtt>r r1/ (hr Prt•nflrrrl C"rdrl/ t.Ot'k.t Altern"-"-'" II'"' v.1U1 c~~~ rn4c th:n on bdt.df o1 21,CUl dtnt3l. tt•:.Ju111t·. '•~. mr:dtat, ru.r,.ht and undcr~.:tiJU21t" ~tlJ dC':tlb. 1 ¥<ekomc !>tC'~(n Sttmrlc: tu uur Unlu~r~U)' . And \\tth the nt~·mbtu or 1h~: of the Unhcnh), tht community. and our honored gul:lts I ;uand hc:rt" confident thaa ..~ ..m """n r<caU tho; dll,)' as oh• fir~• p.2gc of an t'cicfn.a :and fulfilUn& thoptcr •n the 136-ye3r bi.Jtory or lhis institutton. You ha'e qullc a au1 before )"0\l, St.--en Suople. You .,... charced • ilb plottlnJ a eoutsc for tbt Saa.te ud of lht nahon. but fewer rnourca wm bt 11 your d ispoul than were at th< dbp0sal of your p rcd~cssorJ. Your .success at dealing with this dilemma will be a basis by which your tenure as President will be j udaed . Also or concern to srudcnu wUI be tht record in which they will be htld . Your prtvioU$ n:fc.rcrxa 10 .Rudenu as cticnu of the Untvemty is c:omfonina. Ho.. ..-cr. tbr cltsipatloo ••parter.. may ~more approprlaat in lbaa a.udenu hne ha"t b«n asked tO providt for tbcm..IVO$ ~·orld , -and clearly rnn~s •mon& tht mll}or research univcn.irir\ in Amerk·a. Earlier thl.. )'tar I identif1rd fou r lonf-range 1oab which on m1 JUdgmtnt rcO«t the need>, iU ('litllt~ . Jnd res()(lrt)lbtlilk'i ut thl) Unt .. C'ffll). T'hnt :&rC'~ f lhl ~ to .){t'11Jihc:n uur mnttuuun a, :a «nl« ~tn<Stmt.: 'ontmunu) Thu\ n 'JlCrt'l~ llft or o IH SAMPLE th i n~< ~ hl<h po ~ 10 tr>dhloMily, and ao Olh~r CfiiiC".gC"'- 'and lllliVt:Utl,e\, 3ft' ()f'tl\1.J.t.."Ci by the ln)UIUIIUn. l <l\ll ro \ludn\1\ IW JU~ol "'-" nnln~t~r" or &a\t f\."""ln ~hm fund lrC"m t~dn.'f' ~••11\.n .arc; n(-. 3HUlft ..J.:. hut .. , cflru.&tlt<lnU. •h,l...t lnfrw ....J vr'""'"" ""'" f'J'U\C' C'"\tK'nld~ \"31n~ble 21,000 '1Ui.knh rut· tut 1\'o("\ 100 J ..fC~;&I 10 bt di\f'\d.ta~ed . tJ"n,,rctJ \ll Allow u,. to -a1d ..,,u tn ch"nittJ thr Unh·er~tl)''fi COUht 1 and in l.toep101 10 1t Ol"'tr il ifl !I~( l'h< great"'' thftlltngeo ~hkh "'til be bcJon· you art' not to b~ from wilhin chis UnwerS1ty but (rom v.hhout . There .K'tm ro bt many "'bo f<tl that the Opcntion or this Univmrty our campw.H or ...., t&UnJ a bw bet,. ... them. they r..t tbey lliU know "'hat is bc>l for us. To them louk: Ld the educaton educote and the admirusaraton admtnistrau. allow this iruli1 ution to be in firm conuo1 ovr:r its own dt Jtlny, Allow Stcvrn Sample tO be the first President Jivcn lht opportunity to mett thit uo:mmdous <hallcnae. The ncar-compkdon or tht Amh<n~ campus symbolizes • rcbinh of the Uru-.nior. I can onl~ bope tlw • i th )"OUr kldcnllip, President Sample, this ph)·skal rebirth will brina with it • •plrit\Uil robinh as wrll . �Pope delivers faculty greetihg schotardlip, research, and ttadw JC'livity: Second - to improve the qualhy or undcrgradwlle student lire at our Univcrsilyi Thild - To re<Nb to our campus. hlal><f propOrtion or the -.r:ry best JttJdc:nlS in NtW' Yor\ Staoe. with SI>Cdal <mpbub on ouractins the most ocadcrnicailylaknttd minoritJ' scude:aas; and Founlt - to <JqWtd our public sc:rvi« eJfons ln WCSiem:f. York. potticulmy Wlth r 10 ~ns the d.. doP<D or hlsh tccltnoloJy indullry in this . .,. I would today add 1 fiflh &oal to lhis list, onr that is bcocomiPI incrculn&Jy lmponant not only for OIU University, but ror all or American hiJI>cr education. That is, we mu11 rcarnrm the ccnuaJity of chc liberal aru and scic.nc:u in rhc modern univtrsity. We mwt rn:stabUsh th~ di.sciphnn as 1hc core of the ac•dimlc enterprise, frl>m which the pror..,;onal 5Ch(>(>l> draw intellectual .su.scen:an« :md historical penp«tivc, and 10 which the professions contribute their worldly knnwlcd&• and pracrlt ol human experience. All fivt of these &Qab IIC rea..\Onabty c.-pHch and concrete, It "~cthn fill in& that we should work roge&hcr roward wmc rather specific objccthco. And. with a fair a.moum or coopcr:ation, hard work. and g(>(>d luck ... >hall certainly be .succtufulln anaintnc them. But tn lhc- PfOCCSi we mUSI ah•rays k«P m m1nd our commitmttn to an ov-tr4rdtinl prcn.c that u: mudl ku concrnc and spec;ifJC. and yes a1 the samt' time is much more tr&l'~erndnu ond mdiUllll. I'm spco,lclna hue or tbe commitment of this Univenity. and indeed or ~cry u.nivusity, to the life Of the mind, tO lllio&J tsthctlc and cthuw, to wisdom and koowlcdae. to the ercatlon and ~ndcrstandlns or idcu. In litis tenw the unh-mlty IJ the modemday <mbodimcnl or one or mantlod's most deeply held values, and ont of lht ptCU1i&r and dlstindhe attributes or humanity. The value i>b«d by men and ·~trtcn on tbc tife of ohe mind socs bock not jwt d«adcs, and 001 just centuria, but milk11n11 and beyond. It tuu 1>m> rxprm<d In 01\< way or another in practkally every place and time, but pcrhal>$ no morelyrieally tbao In the Book or PTovcrbs,wrium ....... UOO years ocO: or New YOrk at Bulralo on behalf or hs rno&:t ~c and Independent scament-the facility or thi> Univmity. i • •• ' • 1' ' -4 ' ' { .... Happy lJ the man that findcth , I \' • wisdom; and the man that Jcttcth undcrin.ndin•• for tht merchandise or it is better than the merchandise or silver' and tbe. pin thereof than fine aold. She is mar< predou> than rubico. ODd all the lhina.s thou canst daite art noc to be compored unto her. She Is a .... or life tO them that lay hold upon her. and happy iJ t"vcry ont thin rttaint"th htr. Wisdom .is Ihe prin<ipal thin1: thorerore &<t wisdom. and with all thY setting Jet undemandina. Ea'haJ1 her, and >he shall proml>te thee: she .ttall # _,.... • ,;~ ..lA ..--. ,. ', " ~ I .. ' o,. • • I •• ll _ ..... .,•··.:· .. • . : • • • ..•.. . . .• > -. . :. _. · ... :.:.. : ~ Faculty Senate Chair Robert Pope with the m a le• "You can provide to the m en and tmmen of - this faculty,. . . tile sense of collenmct> nmJ (I dost embrace her. Slle .ttall ai•e to lhlnc- head an omamtnt or grau: renewed utditq u-hicn will tronscend our in <loun& let me thank each or )OU for the suopon )ou. have ''"tn ltus ~rntrabk: and noblt Un11mily, and for the conl'idcncc you have >Ito""' In OM by "'""" me to lead h . I >hall do all in my P"'*tr tO be •ortby of your II'U$l. • );' \~ ~~..-.. :.:> brln& l htc: to honor wbm Lhou a cro .. n or slory shall she deliver 10 thet • .. • • tiCOdemic bounda~'' - Rohcrt Pnpc We, the faculty, are a society or ICholats, simllitanCOUJiy communal and iodividuallstic. You can provldt to tht men and ..omen or this faculty, enaagcd io resc1rch and creative activity across the diverse array or <li!cipllnts and <pccialllco, tbc atn~e of coherenet" and a rtnt w«! vitality which will transecnd our boundaries. At the same acadm~ic time you ~ction as our most visible and P""'trfUI odvocate tO the eommunl~ beyond thc>c walls. Ln tbe lasllil months you demonitratfd )'OUr awareness the mqnitud~ or these problems ucl top~htr w~ !\a~ bqun lo r- them IIICW. We ..w, you ...... in the monllu and yoan ahead as tO&tther " 't work to resolve thm\. or T/w follo ..•i•l OS tM grH/IOI lldminislerrd by ChalnnGn of lhr F«u/IJ S,1tot' RoMr! G. f'o(N, Dr. Sample. I &rtct )OU and ...l<ome you orr.aany "' the President or the State Unovcntty ATTENTION: Schussmristers Slti Club. Inc.. MEMBERSHIP PARTY, open to the University Community, will be held on Thursday,October 14, • 1982. From 8- 11 PM the TALBERT BULLPEN will host area Ski Areas and Shops for your information, show ski movies, constant music and FREE beer and munchies will be provided compliments of the SKI CLUB. Proof of age wi II be required for admittance to the Bullpen. The Sherriff's Dept. Will Be On Campus Oct. 25th to Issue Sheriff ID cards. These wi II Be Required After New Drinking Laws Take Effect. You Must Have Your Birth Certificate Plus Proof of Permanent Address. Oct. 29-26 Harriman Oct. 2 7-28 Capen Oct. 29 Ellicott (Blake Center) For More Details Call Jim Gruber at 636-2807 ~ Srutk'u A.t.Jor•ICJI.Ifl �Close call in Clement causes UB to tighten fire codes By CHERYL L . GREENBERG Sptoc-"''"' S/61/ Writtr I• UB ruq>roon ••we-'re: iD vc:ry aood ShJ.J)(, 11 lt'COJdifl&lO Dirmor of En\1tonmentaJ Ht•hh and Safay Robm Hun1 8UJ no1 ~uyone- remains assdrl!d. .. AU firC' u!tty rquipment u: continuousJy iJUpc'C1ed. Tri· ;umually, IN 6000 txi>OCUishn>, Mal and smoke- dan:IOft, h}dranls, r<loys, sprintkf sys1rrns and pa.nds u-e insprctrd 1horoughly:· he uplaln<d En\-iton.mc:ntal Htahh o.nd ~(tty hb 1 ma.inta.ncnct proar:1m rrquinrli all cla:uicianli vrho scn'iet Lhe- Uni\te:Uit)' 10 be trained in n~n. the mllln pands. rhls program abo e"ends hselr 10 da)'llme fire drills In 1he bulldinp and 1wo d&)1ime drills in 1bc: Bu1 mort importanl, he n01<d, Is 1ha1 II>< Ambc:nc and Buffalo fire dtpartmmts aM>p<rale. AJ alann co<S orr. the rapecti\ t: aation hou.K l) nourttd. For a m<dical cmcrcency. I he $00n . . . . . Vr~enns AdminiJcratlon Hosp;•al xross the slrttt (rom MaJn Succt npu• b called. 0 8\0KI posJ.~b~ CISU&hlJcS •mona lh< bandkapp«<. 1he10 .S1ucknts are to report their M for Ihe all<&ed malrunchon or lire :ti:Utni-Cha.t&«f rtcentJ)' in atc:al-thc) arc- just that, 'tccordln& 10 Hunl . cxt ingLJi!ihe:r~. sn.d. ' ' To msurt fire saft1y, ' ' Hunt said, ''thtrc are- l l Lf"'JI lhrtr rc~ullcd 2 Eg9a, To..t a Homelrlea ONLY OR 2 EU91 a To..t Sonlll L . - gge age Dllr. L11Je Drllllr. 2 T•us llols • 2 HalllllltJtm •2.00 Mar·)o's C~ffee Shop ,.,. _. ... propk around them.'' "If )0\.1 arc in a. ftn, don't p;tnic," Boyce added, "stay calm and rcmc:mbtf. ir thC1c is woke tn lh< halls, cloi4! your door. op<n whc.nc\>tf an alarm &OC'J orr st\Ctlll 11 Sonlronc had tUfllt'd O(f the main rtiD)' in Wil~cson. so Ihal iran alorm wa. pulled, II YI'OUid J\01 rin,g,•• .flt A firt in CJen\tnt bawnt'nl 1n new Unlvenhy diKI~IInary procedure>. Fire doors while Sludents "'tre ln 1hc dormr IOtt<loek<d. "So you mighl say we·~ b«on>< slighlly mor< caucio...... Hum said. 11 Wc arc oow institulina MW reinfCK«mmts to somt of the old rules brc:ause. of the nrc:.'' HousinJ Oirmor M adison Boy'* r<port<d. Sncr.ol proposals co 1<1 mOf't fire safety equipment, cspeclally in Goodyur and Oemcnt, hau, bten mack ~ the flrc. Bo)o:r not<d !hal " eacll indi>i~ual bas a rcsporw'lnlily ror 1brir sarocy and che ..-.rr~y or che IOC':1Uion.s at allcima-cla.sses, • cdt.ttri:t. rooms. Th.e)' art noc C~Pf\,td to leave the buHd1ng mal nina. custodiaJ ":Jfr, food .~nic-e worke-rs, Public: Safety officcr11 and resident odvisors to learn how 10 upcratc lht nrc DI~~~:F~~~~t:lftoday "hieh ,..,. n<"<r to b< lod:<d dorms pn Kmes;tt:r. '' the windov.-s and stuff a towt:l under the d.oor. AlSo. nt"'ter ust clcvarors and u.sc cncloscd ~taira only." "Most injuries thai do occur are btcausr rhc Sludcntlrits to run l hrough n sm.oke-lill<d hallway," he continued. "UB ha$ o good t)'Slem . O~ra ll , the University is as &.aft as any o1hcr rcs1dcnc >Yll<m.'' Borce said. AUTO ·CYCLEINSURANCE * months Low rates, instant FS forms, to pay * out-ol·state Specializing In foreign students/ drivers * driving All drivers accepted regardless ot record ~ Ac tive ~In sura nce ca111., ~~~ "'""•t8$ 896-2700 ~--~·~~~~~~.~~~·~ho~·~~~~ ~~!!~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~- ATTENTION ALL S.A. CLUBS & ORCANIZATIONS 1 • Officer Update forms MUST be Returned to S.A . by friday, October 15th. 2. You must Contact S.A. to Schedule an Individual meeting w / S.A. Treasurer. 3. Organizati onal Fair Forms Should be Returned Now If You Plan on Participating. Failure to follow Above Procedures May Result In Loss of Recognition for Your Group. ~ Student Assodollon Ellicott, haunted by the spector ot tire - 'SIIERIDAN CHIROPRACTIC Dr. LAwrence R. Blrzon, ChiroprActor 2 777 Sheridan Dr., Suite 105 { at Parl<h.urst ) To nAw AndA, N.Y. 141 5 0 8 3 4·8 4 4 4 PUSOIW lnfurles Consult•tlon At lnd~ntrl•l Au;ldents No O...rae Sports InJuries ~-----------------------~ Deli Place 3588 Main Street Across from Goodyear Hall at University Pl aza COOD ANYTIME FREE Soup or Salad and Choice of Beverage: Coffee or Pepsi Roast Beef/Week, Turkey Breast, Corned $2.95 Beef Sandwich, Pastrami 37 Assorted Imported Beers Vegetarian Foods Available I SPECIAL 3 Budd Splits $1.00 Anytime J • • • • • • • • Expires 10/16/82 1 •••••••J Rx _____ Come see the famous Dr. Dip ... He'll cure your "Mathophobia" Knox 20 Wed., Oct. 13th at 7:30pm Potential Patients: Any one with math trouble! Fee: none! Co-Sponsored S.A./Student Affai rs �0 ~ ~ LIN~2~~o~ ~~~?o7!s:r:n~~~ffilI Football I Odober 16th I I '"'' S..Vk• """" ~ • 833 ·3136 Amhersr. N.Y. 14226 I 10 o/o Off All Merchandl.., Nor Valid On 12 SweetheArt lOses An'AftSH In a Vase S 19.9 5 Our of Town Order1 ---' 1htm.• •il was: a total lUm tfou UB place klcker Bernie Wcbcr broke a Ull record for mo•t poinu in a Kasoo when he k ic k~ his fir" ~xua poinl on the $taSOP. "'I dldn '<rulite that I had broken il." Webcr.JJid. "We scored.., qulckl•y thil I didn't have time to lhmk about il." 01 We•re on a roU now," White said ... We :art nyina. and we have roday •• lhrM o conllnuod from pogo II ''Whirehnd ,..., Dando \Old. )UJI super:• wiS'fanta>llc. •he rettivins crew cauah• ;w:a " Hycr aboul e,·erychin.&lhrown at Attention All Students CanWus dosed 0\.lt I he K'OUR& an tht fourth quar1n a.s Sl\areno ra.o in from lhrff yardl out. but rhe eXIra potnl oncrnpr b)' Brod The Undergraduate Psychology Association • Sun fa11ccl. It mar~cd 1hc firP umc tb:u Sliu an ~\lra hom" p.mQ comins: up.u BUll. 8 ITS:U8 1n the 1&>1 l•o pmH hau~ oulJ(Oftd Lhdr opponcnu 79·16. UB comes home _ , .. cclend to play ltruoea ' Invites You to Attend a Lecture on " Applying to Graduate Schools" Presented by Graduate Speaker Rob ·Adamski 7:30 PM, Tuesday, Oct. t 1th Knox Hall, Room t 04 NIGERIAN WEEK SPEAKERS DINNERS CULTURAL SHOW At Red Jacket Quad 2nd Floor Saturday, Oct. 16th .1982 Ti me: 9 pm-2 am Donation at the Gate Presentesd by: Nigerian Student Association Undergraduate Student Association - St"Ctflt BS & MSEE, BS&MS/CS ROBERT KLElN Sunday October 17, 1982 8:00 P.M. Koessler At hletic Center at Canisius College 2001 Main St reet Tickets $6 - On Sale at UB Ticket Office & Canisius Ticket Office CLASS BEGINS / KearfoH ideas guide the future. Ou r syst em s guide almost everythi ng that moves . .. including careers. OUr raref1ed teehn~og!cal env,ronment t'IIS oe.n r~~~:~::,~~·~~~~:~r:v:~o':.~s-ano U you're IOOiung fOf' I fasHriCk QC)P()fiUn..y )n •erospate ttchno~y~see vourPfacernonl ~::::~:::fn~~;;,ysr:!~~l~~!~i:~;::.,:; 1 IKearf 0 t t I , . J 41ft$10t1 ol Jht S ING ER CompJnf An &quiJ opporhmi1y employer, m/t. who cr111es opp;-tumtiH Have " Too Much Fun" see BLOTTO THURS.,OCT. 14th Thurs., Oct. 14th At the Continental 212 Franklin St. Downtown New Album Ou t This Week! �classified ads CLASSIAEOS and ETC m.ty bt pt.C.O at Th4t SPeCVum offlcle 14 81~ H6tt Of Ace t.ou!t ~~r•l11.1n 10 s p...m Mondl)' lhru Friday o..otlntt .,. MDNJt r, YiectMM•~ and Frklay • • t2J)O p.m. tor ETC. end 4;30 lot CLASSIFIEDS rcw tht nt-c1 edition. "-••• ,,. J UO tcw the flfll len WOtOa and . 10 ror eact~ flddltlonal . i rt41 UCC rlkN! .. ..._....., •• YOI.YO , , . ..- .,.._ ................. """" tnn'I\-'-Gr• • COI'\Gil! . . . . ~ . . . . J70001o.t.1oU., ~-6Str1M DlofSUh' tt1l-t.al ~ .u.t:~... ""'· 1\IOCIIIIlMI..,._IS-)1!10 lt/OY4 71 KA1CH.ACK. ~ c.v .......Oflt,.!JC. GOOf ~·- tt!IO .............. ~ l• ko ~l ..,,..._.. ~·MI~ftiO,..._,, IOp~ oMIIJIJ • • - . . . . . . . . . h'M .. -... .. ..,.,. .., ~ UU!h C.. C..., .a ...... I.AAG£ ~. ....q:) • ..-.u~. ...~ Vatwt .............. ~1»-11&. ~ ~A.U. I10USt\IATE · ~•.o . . . . . . . . tiiOIOO!f)~OI\ ... . _ . _ . " " " ' l11$03plutt:C..~ . .~ . . . orr CAMPU~ Hf•lJSING PIOOIIIIA.T t. •.,...,.... ....,n • .,.. .,.. ~ ~ ~._,...,...,-g..un SI3.GDW~pilt;a. - u.JC)ot • ....,. $(.NIOAS -...~ •~n P'OI'Vlo~ t• · ~ ... ,. ........ ,.•.,. ,_. ~·~"' MMtt.l tt1a'IOMo4... '"' ••l"f~tlltl\tl) ..... ~c..... .......... I tO C(HJ WIHQ:S aao 1D SW~~cMt rvuo,.. 6J'od "*" .......... DUJt~\Jriti!N.tf!lf ......... Noft! t..t-·~. . . . . . . ., .. llf'OIIIItiV* ..... .!&fMI~ ~~~~~ . . . , • • ~ltftllt. HELP WANTED OV£-ML\5 JOU-S\MI!'I'I«, fU' rot.~t~O .t.m.rk.t. Aodtt...._, Acla Alt f!ltlda. mQI'IIMt ~"I.....,. ,-,. . tl\to wtl&a. IJC 8oa, $t N'( t Colen• OM M.,, C4 S t2S.DO~ ...... .,......, ll Wing Eating Contest ((,lrOOII S 1~1200 .,.,. ~U41' 1•!~ 1oti1'Niti110 ,1110t" for the flo!MCi tt lpm J011p.~t~ ¥11!1IINI • bltttol)',_ ._, ~UI 60 WOIOI Pf' ""IPI\11.. PI J II 13 ~ c.tl M!M tl f36.120t United Way LO~T l!o FOUND :;:1.~s!1w~~::::•r.~~~~:~~!:: CONU'61C1~ Dn M•ln SU . .I C.ft'IJIW& ~ , ......o CUI O!arl• t al 131 .. 104 a.tOUfiO I •"'· LO!il GA.ffN: I(~ A P5ACK t~o !UI ''lniiCrw .,.,blwn .,."' o11,,, .,plr.l fi044KIOO.,, ' " 10_,... ~ tn4t'OtC! PlOt !Of IN I.IIU•~ C..U D1t~~<t Oti'IOI''tla.m.~ FOUND 'IOCATIONA\. 5Ct'IOOl T• lbM Mtn•t ~~a.;,. 6)5.1~1rt\t. 1\tNQ tfll Sunday 10/17 at 5:30pm tOI11 C. II M, Bullfeathers Lodge NOTICES .---~---., ! : I I ! I ( . !+Donate! ! Blood. \ I I L..-----~--J Applications Available at Clifford Furnas College Office 452 Fargo Deadline Friday 10/15 DUE TO FANTASTIC RESPONSE WE ARE COINC TO CONTINUE OUR OFFER TO THE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY TO INTRODUCE OURSELVES TO THE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY GRANDMA LEE'S IS OFFERING A ~00/o DISCOUNT ON ALL FQOD ITEMS (offer good only between 2pm and closing) Upon presentation or Student 1.0. or this • c *We offer homemade soups&.. sandwiches. various breakfast Items, light dinner entrees and roasted chicken suppers. TRY OUI vtGETAllAN LASAGNA ON TUESDAYS &. WEDNESDAYS -This offer is vaid from 1 0/ 1 1-1 0/ 3 1- GOOD AT ALL GRANDMA LEE'S LOCATIONS: ·University Plaza •Delaware & Huron •Lockview Mall, Lockport P.$. wvooo. . ., ~Y'it.d!J . . , _ , _ _ . MIWU.OtM..,._..,. '6..-tn.C.. ~- tt -.n.- u... ...... ~EOFOJIIIFOANHTOtt~..._ CON~Of Mg __.. ~Y ~tl!""-t~At~~WIO~ .... '* ~~'o.WI'to-t1o9'1•'"..,._ Gaootr JS..Jt • .. I ~... H... ljOIIII ~­ ~· .t>MrOOf"' Hlfl• FOI< SAlE OH RENT STfVIHS ncKnS N•~ 1111 CdTWHoa,.ll7 HIJ PETER CABftlfL at en. llai_,l __ 1\QI Call 'lt"• •-tn:o W.t.Tff'E$$U. ~ ..._. . . . ,.,_.. ~, t U$80N ......... WM;'fOOf'l ~~ , , . . .....__.. SCIIl ... ~ PM-,&»6110 fii'OO:Jr4 AYIJL.AalE te l CMtttol. . . . . . . . . TWO o' wfln act'lldl fftOI"*)' Of'cset' ICM I~• · .,\)'fM"'t Ho lett Will bll ~Jk~ O'W9f lM OfiOM.- The 5~ te.MI\'H lnt 110h1 to ltdil enr COO)' HD t•fwncb ate Ow.tt on dQeltled eda. ~.... l'lttakt ~ C091It teglblt.. The Spec;tn.tm dota not aaaumt tMtpoftaiDIIIty tot _, etJO'"&, e •Ct~Pt .D ' foPSOOdte att1 ed tor n I< I IIIKDII LIB'S ~ TRADE MAAK Of GRANDMA LEE'S . INTL HLOGS. LTO• THIS OFFER EXCLUDES: Retail Bakery Items, All Beverages & Any Other Promotional �fO AU, ST\JOE:Nf OAOA.HilATIONI! Malle a~,q to •10" ~p ,_. 'rOW 0~ JIPIOto Nof the Ilia &IUalot!I-.A Ca ll 0.\'IG Otta...C• loiai' al ........ NfllfNO A.HD W0A0 l'f!OCUSIHO M•l~ St.. Wlltlem. ~.. ~~•17tof631-4313 a.u"- ItO\. Hl,., BffR. BE£:"- flrlc:"' Mili•ll.ll-"112. l CKAHK.AR-A w•y of It!., 1~,._7.30 p.~ 32•1 Ba.itar 13l•t1tl, Wf lOOK PAlm($ .. ~ltH1Nt a lOoot 0..1 ll\IO(Hf OtiCOUHTI- WUol\. et.t1.,.. '1loW MIICNtri, IQ-3000 lf\ole. . . W«::II ""*• GM. l'Nrlll.'- ~ Bon,_,.r Mill hlllltoCI ~ lflcCICI-~Y'O'V .. ~ •· ~ ........ [. IE fiOUTICAU.'I o\CTJV( CioMe ... M.,.. ~-. ~ ,..,.,. N DeiNIIt I!! I<M• )0 F"M) M Coma N~ .IIWI 1MM N ;.gii.lc..,..awtre of raw~-_ Mel_.,. SCftUII8UI'TS. ?00 ~ - - - to• "'"" ·--~~ (Jit'IC. . . ••t g,UQlOW ...... 1,.f'afU Da a1• av1 ~~C-M . . . IOI.., l!l • -1opOI;t'f'N llwtofv.S .... "III!I KAJif"r BlftTHDAY ~ W.le .......,.. ._, 1'0'1 "' .,.. o-. ..... w.ll ~ ~ cn.co .... ~lOOM . F i .. aot>dl\o' l RIDE ROARD LM'NMtntor faU.OfTOif:DTOCHICA ~"---oil').• loll. ...... 00 moMO( TO JIIHO(H)... jltk:.... ~UII Irll-"'... t l..HIIO. ~~1'11'10 AlOE NUOf.O TO BOSTON ,no.;.Octooeo I~ Ww~~.,.,.•:l~e..-..~a-m, SERVICES TH£ STRIIIC SIIOI'P£ f•t. ttiP •t s.-.o-~ · l•t ........ OWtott" ....... . . ~~ N.,___" "'' ,._._....II'N ... GUifAAS; ...,..... ,.,..... c...r........... (If , I AJUOI Ckllcl If... .ri.... S..Ca MA.poOOf.fJitl , ........ _.__ ~ o..,»>..._,,,_,,,......u..,.,, .... o, U....ll+f""""'·C.... .....,._ .......... ~, G.nn ,.._,a 'W'Uwlor .,...,.,..u.., )1'19f't;- \ l blt~lt• t1:t CLASS BEGINS October 16, 1982 TONIGHT STUDY NIGHT No Loud Music Free r opcorn Coffee. Drinks TUESDAY RECORD REQUEST NIGHT We rlay Your favoriTe Songs Wllk. rub T-Shirts to be RaHied Need Something Sold Quickly? Want to Soy Hello to a Friend? Need Services? The Spectrum Clossifteds are an efficient way of communicating $1.50 for first 10 words .10 for each additional dry, .UOO TJR(O OF lMNG in a cMMy CHoM1no J'O\If Wt!O~Ma~e latll.tl•ll• "-'' Dt1.19111. H $ loll.t7 ~? H•• - l'YPIN(l O()ttl WI w.-.,. Hot,. . QM,ItiO s.rr~~K.StO'CM.~a,,_anoat"'*'t.towral": ~O ah•'-!iDm. TUTOR ING hU 'ni TUTOROfG anr l.lmt C&ll t1111arw1 fl 111. W~D ,, -... PN)CU$11-#Q.,.._PINQ , ...... ftt!t.tJAa. """ ctllllr.lf CM\flwll TeC'MOfly et ,.,_.,,11., ::.:..~l wf ii!Oo.l•""" "~T1MfAI"111' ,_.., """'*-! wt'OOtNO CAitO. o1Mr OCCAI~ Clwllllfr ~,... ONrlltll\11~ 0.0.&1... ~.... ~blellflt;UIJ'41U CALL FOR PROPOSALS is Holding a Oct. 13th, 6 :30 pm \ Dief. 147 6'uest Spea ker: Professor james Pappas Chairman of the American Studies Dept . Refreshments will be served ~ S lAVIC ( , NO"tlft l~tltalo AIU OHMI"'e.tlona. tf'IMH, •'- C..l lft.WA THE BLACK STUDENT UNION • General Assembly Meeting mJ Ctf1119Wa.lf1•114t TV~IHO _J Proposals for activities to enhance University llre are being sought by the Student Activities Steering Committee. which has been alloc•ted S I 0.000 by the Faculty·Student Association to fund •pproved grants which can not normally be funded through other sourc,es. Any m embers ol the University Community may submit a propoosal with " budget estimate to: Student Activities Steerlns Committee 543 CApen HAll - 636-2982 Proposals may be submitted on fornu •v•llable at chat office or In the form of a lener. Submissions should Include the name of the proposing Individual or organl1atlon (whh a person to contact). and a detailed estimate of expenses. After Initial screening. proposers or projects being considered may be Invited to meet the committee to discuss their ( requests for funding. The commfuee seeks crec1tlve responses to University n~eds which will benellt a substanrla l segment ol the student populaclon and the University Community. DEADLINE fOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS IS November t 2, l 982 �etc. , CJttotc of the d~l)' 'If tnnh 15 beauty, how come no one ha> their hair done in lhe Ubr\ry? • Lily Tomlin annotlllCements Mario Cuomo for Govtnuu- Rtcrullmtnt. Oct 1nvoh·td! Join nudents £or Muio C\Jomo today! Call Peter ll 842·1<10 or Joe "' 6311-HB7. Eatla& Habits Gonr H1y~irtl A il'l!ll·structurrd 1uppon group £or persons who bin&< or fi!Jt ucrssiv.ly b beina offered by the University CounsollnJ Service. The weekly proaram naru Monday, October 11. 11 )tOO f\,m. call 636-2720 ror ~n interview. Art Hillary Cub Bakr Silk, Wtdnco<iay. Ocl. 13, 9 o.m.·l p.m .. Capell Lobby, For tnro. or 10 volunteer to bakecont1CI Nl>Y. 8!1~103 . Job latrrvle•ill& ~pof'lll<>o .l Trc:.olqutt Worbhop on Monday, Oclobrr 11, I p. m., 3 16 Wende, MSC and Thunday, Oclobet 14. 3 p .m., I Ol'l!lcru. Rooumr Writla& Work.lllop on Wed., Ocl ll,l p .m .. Capell 10, Amberg Campm. Amulao Red cro.s Blood Doaon Needed. For more Ill fOrmation, pltaK call !lill-7l()O. C.'<l. J79. Uac~uvM . P•><boJou ,..._, Talk on Qraduate School Application and Admission . T\.nday, Octobct 12, 7:l0 p.m • Knox Ltauu Hill, Room 104 R..umr WrillnJ Works-op on Tuesday. Oct 12, llo m .• Jll Parker, MSC. 1 wo..,..,·, Tnotl< T n"' Botto• s.tr. $1 .00 <ll(b. W11ch Tlrt Sp«rrum ror more dctalls, .. We pnnt any!hinal Mr110 Bon Rrp,.Mrllllhrs Comlaa On C&mpus. Thund•y. Ocl. 14, from 10 a .m. 10 J p.m. •• Mildred Blakt Sludcnt M£a!n Ctnttr/EIIicou BrO~ $i ng Ubrary. Free maps and schtdulrs. Tilt Wrilln& PlliU ..W hold u In-Dorm Work.lllop on Oct. 12ln the BroW$1nJ Llbrory, 167 FilLmore, EC frC>m 6-9 p.m . Come and brfna your problem pope" or qutillon$. C&tttr Plannina Ofrtca. Awolntmcnu lor lhe Amh<nl cunpw can be madt byeallina6J<>.llJI, oak for Mn. Mock. AI tbc Moln Sum carnpu.s call 831-3515 and osk for MrJ. Shea. Sync- Ualv. Sdlool of Grad. B - Manaa,..... r will lntenicw students conccmfna their MBA program on Wtdnrsday. October 201h. cau Mrs. Shea II tht C&rc<r Plannloa Ofll«s at 831-3515 for~ appoin<mtnl. N•,..day S..mmtf Jo11mallml ............ 1983-lntern•h•p• will be available with N.wsday, a lAna Island dally paper. Writt for funh er lnfonnallon to Barbara Sanchez, Editorial PtrsoMd Member, Newsday, Lon& bland, Ntw York 11747. Photogrlphy interns sbould wrilt to Marvin SUS$Tilan, Senior Editor Pborouaphy. Anist inltms should writt to Warren Weilbacb..-. An Dircetor. Complettd appliwions mu>1 be po>1marktd by December 16, 1912. LHm o M...-krtablt Skill-lleeome a Pllnlktol. Addphi Unrvrnity wiU be on ea.mpw, Wednesday, Ocl. 27. Call 1he C&rocr Plannin& Ofrt« 11 831·3515 and Ilk for Mr1. Shea, to s.u up an appointment ~ Altt11tloo: Pro-U.. Seelocs. Pq>perdine Univtnity School or Law will bt on campus 10 intervi~ prospcahc .st-udents 011 Thunday, Oclobrr 2&. Call Mn. She> at the C&rtcr PW.nlns Ofrt<<. 831·351S. to ... up ao appoinlmMl. S..lor Pr.Law SI..S.oiJ Who havcbi&h JP'Odc poinLOVtriJO ond stron1 bt,. boards llllf apply for 11le Morehead ftUowshipl l'"'ardtd by the UniHnily of North C&rolma. for funhu informarion, wrlcc the Dean, ~ or Uw, UniVtuity of f'lotlh C&rolina. Chapel Hill, Nonh C&rolino 17514. Appll<allons lor Natloall Sdncr FovodoOoo Ciraduote Fellowships aod Nationll Scienct Fouodation Mlnorill Ftllowlllips can be obrolnttl by writinr Ftllowshlp orrKe, narional Rcsarch Council. 2101 Constirutioo Avcnue, w..hin&IOn, D.C. 20411. Ftllowships are awarded ror 11udy or work leadin& to Master's or Doctoral dqr~.s in lhrmalh<matJcal, physical, bioloJ]cal, en8iJ!ttrlns and soda! sctc.nca and rn rhe History and Philosophy of Science. I.I.C. .<ctl•ill Hoon Monday and Wtdnrsday. II a. m .• 219 Tllben Holl. Alltelloo.: Prt-La• Smlo ... Nt w York Univusity School of Llw ..;-u M on camp~ to tncnview prosptetive studenu on Mondoy, Ocr. 18. C..ll Mra. She11 ot the Career Planninc Ofllcc, 83 1-JSIS, to sa up an ~pt. - World lluaatrC&mpala• 11 UB Open Plaulnt M«lioa Ott . II, 1 p.m .. Resurrcctlon Houle, 2 UnJvcnity Ave. (a<ro<> from H~HoU . Polilll Stu<ker Lna•e M~tlna on Monday, Oct . II, 4:10 p. m.. IOlO Oemms Hall. Cltl OtDtte Womte'• fnerrall)' Qaptn Mrt:ti:rt& on ~1 ooday. Oct . II, 7:30p.m., 40 N'~&&ar• Falls 81"<1. U B Ar..ttllr Radin Soddy Ek<tloo McrtlnJ on Ocr . ll, 8 p.m .. Furnas 216UnhC'Oity Sid T..,.. O..Uit.atiotllll M...Uott on Thun .. Oct. 14 •• 4 p.m., EOicott , lrd Floor t.ounac. F1110 Bide uumber 7 SA A>Rmbly MHt1111 on Friday, Oclobrr IStb, J ;lO p.m., Tolbert Sen••• Chamber>. Call Jerry Obm at 6J6.29l0 ror mort< lnfonnauon t rr••• Club Mrtlloa \lo Oc1. IJth. IOJO Ol'lll<ns, AC. Collhlon or Mlnorlt) Grod. ond Prvl. Stud•• I> Oft. Moetlna on Ocl 19. ~ p. m .. A<he>on Rooro 5. Computtr Sc:ltncr Undtrandull• Mt<tlng o" Wed .. Oct, 13 11 noon. 1\44, Old& 4230 Rld&t Lta. ApplicatlorH are encouragtd for roinoritiei, women.. PbYii<ally handlcapp<d a nd membtrs or other underrc:pracnted J.TOups In scieoee and ena.incerina,. OQdline M•k• a dlrrennoe In YOilr lift. Undtr&roduoie Rudcnls lotttaled ~pie wloo h•• kaowltdp lo Ill"*'- Kd>,... are invlrtd to attend Chua (UR) Thursday nlle., I p.m. in Room 220 Talben Hall. movies. urts & lectures for opplylna i1 November 2A, 1982. ' lnlerested in incrc.asina self awarcncn and devclcrplna Interpersonal skills ar• lnvittd to panlcipotc In 1 small JIOUP which will focu. on thtlt iuues. Mectlnp an planned ror Wednrsday evenina•. 6:30.8:00 In C&ptn Hall. for furthtt information. eall 636-2720. Not eopln& wll~ tho blOtS? A li• se.uion pro&run for RUdtnts whost "blues" art intcrftrina rlthtr thon di"'Pprarin& Is bclng offered by the UnivtrsitY CourudinJ Service. Thil prosram hqiJU Ocrobrr 14, 11-7:30 p. m. Call 636-2720 to rqjstcr. Th< Wrllbtt " -oow offmil drvp.Ja IDIOriol ~for all writmon Tuesday cvcninpln loli Porktt, MSC from 6-1:30. Uortorll t aodldot .. wilh an lntnut Ia Latin Amtrit1 and <ht C'arribbcan arc eligible for lntor· Am<liCM f oundation Doctorll F<ltowihips. Application rorrru may be oblalntd by writlnc Doctoral f<llowshlp Proaram loter·Am<ricon foundalloo, 1$!S Wflson Blvd., RO$Siyn, VA 22209. Anealloo: p,.,.La,. Soalo"- Wcst<m New EQJiand Law School will be on aunpu.s 10 ir11<Mew pr<>lpc<r]Vt ltudtnu on Tursday, Ocrobcr 12, 1982. Sicn up for in1ervi...,• by eallin1 811-3515 and ask for Mrs. Sllea. lle<k Mooolalo Collq• II Is now KCCPilDI Bbmbslou of ......,k ror the 1913 Sludcnl C'alend... Deadline £or 1ubmlukmr iJ Nov. 9. Smd or ddlvrr to: Black Mountain Coll<JC II, ~$1 Porter Quad, Elllooll. Opt~~ fliNt Aurolloo: Prt-U.. Snolon. New EnJ)and Sd>ool of Law "'Ill be on aunpus to lntervltw prospeaj-e stud<nu on Thuro<tay, October 21 , 1912. Call Mrs. Sbea or tht Corter PlAtnninJ Ofrrce II 131-UIS for 1D appolnltOtnl . LcpJ K..-.t Stop i.o 1.1 Croup LcpJ S.rvlcca for free k$al advice. fallhounatO\Ifofroec. 21• Talbert. ortMoo, TiltS., fn. 12-5; Wtd. 2·7: ThuD. 1·5. s..1ots: 1\C.okr ,.,.. lo sip ap 10 havt your yeorbook pontait lri5ll C.altlmll Soddy II rormina a Qarlic Soddy ll UB. Tho$e interested ln hdpifll out. pk~ call Kevin MoCloldric.k 636-$283. Dan McLouJhltn 636-.$284. or Don Conwo) r.aken for lndurioo in the 1983 8\ll'f&loniaD; SillJI up rs bd,....,. October 2S-29 in &4 S Harrim011 Ubrary, Ill Tllbcn JUIJ, 14 Baldy Hall Of in 167 Millard Fillmore Academic Cmlet. 636-52Bl To all lla<ket ..-patullo"" Mallo sure !hat you $ian up 10 Need ...c, wtlll on uolaa•..•! Tho Wriuna PLoct. located ln II••• your )carbook IJOUP pbo<o 1altm. CaU David Otlavlo 11 ll6 lbldy Hill, is opco dally from 10 • m . ro • p.m., and 636-2A68 1odayl Monday throuJh Thuro<iays cveninp from 6 p.m . 10 9 p.m . 0<-aJoal .-ys, rq>oru, IIIMila, sbon .stories and plays ean be a ..... Aim-aft 11 offcrin1 100 rdlowshlpo to pro!i<ably marketed in arnholollcs. Thomas Punnch , qualified iludcnll rot J11dUtlt audy In En~ecrina. inst.ruCIOr on writina for publicati<lo, ...ks work lhll is Computtr S.icnct. Aplitd Math and Physics. U.S. allJ.CIIihlp cham:y, abrasive, comic, hones~ etc. For ckt:ails, write TP, iJ required. Wrhe to HuJhtJ oircnlfl Company, Corparatt AnlhOloif Ouru, Bo~ tOOl. CanaAn, cr 06018. Fdlowlllip Offiec, Culver City, CA 90230. Do yoo rm you'reln 1 hill School routint aetllnl you down? you can do .omtthina aboul it by gcuina involved wilh CAC. Gnoduallac S.alor11 "'ho -&<~loa oo to arad. or pror. >dlool Try tutorins. worklna in area hospitah, or wilh old..- oduh•· wit~ the e~CC<ptlon or pre-mtd, pre-dent, prt•V<l and pre· F'or more Information eall Community A<tlon <i:orps 11 67 S optometry, shouJd set up a rerccc.oce tilt at eirhet or rht two Harriman Hall, 831 ·3521. eo._, Wooled: MU11<11-0 !1lma Dlrtttor and olhtt$ with producing ext)tritnce to PlU 10&e1ht'f ., ls.recU Theater come to Room 219 Talberl. Mond1y or Wedncidays any!im< between II a.m. 10 l p. m. or ull 636-3062. • I UdilioDt fOt I OH tiO\ir ~)' l ltoW in the •orh will be h<ld friday. Ocl . 15 ar Burr Slllr. 0.0 Paul Ell"' or N~ttd City Comtdy (11114-2312) Cor details. Sprsktt oo AoU.. •11l 1pprsr ol U.B. if there tS suff>dml interuz. 1r lnt<rtsltd, pltaso JIJD up with J&o<~ Math« in Room C·35·A. 42l0 Ride• Ln. School or M•••c-H< l.ort..,. oo Thur.., Oct. 14 ar I p. m. in Ofa 104. Speak..- "'ill be Siloler Mon:dla, President of V'tllit Moria Collqt. Sht wiU ·~ak 011 "Sdlin& £duc•tion." Lodo,.- "AppiJlaa lo end . ~ Ia h)nolou" on Tuesday, Oct . ll, 7:30p.m .. Knot Hall, Room 104. o.-a-- Goy Pooplo'1 Alit-.. 6 Gay SI- l l ru.Word is our-on Oct. 12, Tues. 7130 p .m .. Waldman 'T'hnttr. C&mpu O.W.dt lor (;)'"'' fool ball p.m .. 170 FlUmore, EU!cou. r .... m.. on 8/ ]4, 8 sPOrts m(QI'Il'&8tion Sdo..,..dllm Sid 01lt Aoaool M-Mnlllp I'VIY on "Thur<day, Oct. 14 from 1·11 p.m. In tht Talbert Bullptn. Proor or qe b requlttd. .... ..·. .. ·.· ..·. 15.,, •'-: !ol""""t; 11 Oo.-r IIU . Tl>e ....lrum .• .- �Bulls· crush Canisius before 2500 at the Rockplle lbe antrnoon by QIDVinalhe b.U Ctom 1heir own 32. 10 the UB onr yasd line, bul failed to come """'Y with a poinl. Faced with a firSI down and JOal from tM IWO yard line, thr UB dtfensc camr up strona. Holdina them to no pin Cor 1bc flfll ~~~~ plays, Canisius pml>lcd on rounh do.., and ooe but Slopped as tiDebadtrt Cosmo Ncllola broke lhrou&)l 1M line and >loped runninJ back Many Ratb for a lbt« yasd tou and UB By JON M . DIAT M •• .,,., cdii()T illed as a d&)l1 pmc, th< U B Bulls rouled Canlsiu• CoUese ll·ll Salwday anftTIOOn a1 Was Memorial Stadium b<fo~. cro.. d or 2,250. tht victory was u a ·s third i.n a row (l-2), "'hile Canisius drOpped its record to 1·2. "We did ....,hinJ ri&)ll today," Head Coath Blll Dando sajd. ··w e h3d the intem1ty oa bo1h defrost and offmst and ... r<ally con1rollcd lh< pmc lod•Y " II only toot 111< BullJ 1"0 B .,...,e lqaincd possessioo. " Thai was probably tbe m_. pllly of the JliO<," Ri&)l1 Tocl<l< Guy Browrt said. "Aller thai, !bey se<mcd 10 let down and .... lOOk advaznqe of il." minutH into the &a.mc to put K\f'n po"m on lh< boord. UB march<d U 72 )'ards on stven pi&)' J '#~ohtn a t;'en H )·cr p:us to Pac Whuthnd ~as rumbfed and cou:nd up b) wide tC'Cri\'t'T Chri~t o· AmiCO in the C'Od~ont. Afler a Canislu» punt, UB fOOk O\~f un thtu o¥~n 32. After 3 ihort aajn by full barl. Tim Najuch, Running bad Pat Whitehead ran for 25 )'tlrds co Ihe Cani<lus 42. Hy<r irnmedi01cly threw tO 0• r\ mico for 18 )'/Udi, rollowtd by a ll ynrd complttion 10 '<'ide r«chcr Jim Bip.\. Whitehtad capped the dmc on the t:nsuing pla) :u ht \I.Cnt 0\Cf the top rrom thr« )'ardJ. OUI 10 mllkt the .sc:ore 14-0 and the pmC' ,.as not even six minut~ oRr " T hcy clidn'1 1ry •n>1hlna d1fferrnt at us:· offens.i~t 11ckk Brian Wihon Aid. "Th<y dtdn'l blilz lhlt oncn and they dK!n"l stunt much rithn . That Jl\t UJ a 101 or h<lp CO< H>er "'ho rutly had .U doy IO ll!ro"' loda). " H)tr completed U of 24 for ~ yord• and complned his flfn <1<\m lhto'lli'S of tht anemoon.•. -u ---" Afttt rteeivina the k.-~t·~ ltaten WtllriTM SpKtrum B rolled up lh< smrc a1 halnim< 10 28.0, u Nes~ ola inl<rcq>led a Jeff Souder pus for a 6l yard 1ouchdown •nd John Orc<ley's 2S )'llrd 1ouchdown rtcepeion, put the aame out of reach. .. I was kind of surprised t.hat they d1d not play as strong as we 1hou&)l1 Ihey would," Lcf1 End John Whhr said. " I think 1hey made a mh.takc ""hrn lhey suutt'd Souder lnsl«d or (Tony) Sharcno at quarttrbaek. Sharrno is much quicker and elulive and h ma.~esc it h:ardt:r on the defense, so I think we wt:re lucky on thaJ ." O'·erall, Olnl>ius pwcd for 172 yasds while completin& only 13 or ~ Openlna the second half, Canlsius mounlt'd an impressive l!rlw led as .;uancrba<k Shanno replaced Sa\lllu and moved Ill< Oriffs 69 yasds on 13 plays for 1heir rlflt 1ouc:bdowu. Bul llle Blllb bounced bact .n.. fiddina an dJhl yasd pwu on Canisius's 23 yasd tine and ICO<ed oo Whilebead's four yasd ouuldc rw1 10 matt th<...,... ll·7. Wliitebead rao fO< 123 yatds on tbc daJ. t:a.nis:ius f1\ldt il' firll threJI of •- FOOTI AI.l - 12 Cosmo touchdown run leads UB past the Gold~n Grifftns By TERRY CA NADE MonllJifll Editor osmo Na•ola a ught hb breath and admired the fallen GrHfins strewn about the fir.ld . Nes.tola could afford 10 rcla>< b«au1e he was st:andins in the end 1one- as tht official sian•led UB's 1hlrd touchdown an~ NC$tOia had wravC'd his way through 65 yards C ' of turf with an fnltrU:ptkm ~ Tht int<rc<p~.ion and lhe touchdown were both coiJege flfsu ror the )('flior middJe linebacker from Soulh H<m1>$1<8d N.Y .. ll's all a drdlom," N<$10ia said, addioa that hiJ last touchdown came aJ a fullback In tlihlh aradc. Bu1 NtS~olo plays deft nsc now, and he plays il W<ll enough 10 l<ad 1he Bulls in 1acklcs 1hls yur. O.spile his lo"chdo wn run. ht said his kcy plays of Ihe same _ came on defrost-. Wilb UB !coding Canisius l«l, lht Oold<n Orifins elected on founh down to try 10 cover che inches or ground that K'J)arated them from a couc.hdo•n. Unfonunalely for the Oriffin ballearr-itr, he met Nescola in his own backfield. The goal line stand and drive ending tackle "'turned the whole pme around." according 10 Ncs1ota. "'I'M I broke lhtm." Indeed. <:anisiu.! did no• scor• any poinu un1il UB had 10Jlied 28. Evtn that ItCOre came after Nestola and lh< Bull del'cnse SlOpped thrc< runnint plays wilh thrir bacb co their ntd tone.. ''They didn't \11'&111 10 run it up Ihe middle •flcr ...., Sluffed Ihem !Mrc," Nes1ola said. Ob\'iou.!ly. Canisius Coach Tom Hersey asrccd as he ran Marty Ra1h around lit< far kn side for lhe KOtt aftu a fate up the middle. N t$1ola P''e credit 10 hU rront row tinmw> for makinJ his job easier. ''I doo•a have ro matt a:s many t-adks 9to1len the tactks are made b<Jo<e I acr Iller<," ne aplaincd. '"We're pla1in& mort as; a team Nestola noctd. Wbilelh< off<m<J<U 1DOil of lh< credit for BuU .successes. acoordin:& ro riaht now,'' him the dde:nsc "SCU tht momentum'" for the tam. The unusual qualily of his name t<q>< N<S~ola in th< limcliJhl perhaps a little more than his defcruiv~t pan:ncrs. He reroa.nizcd that UB's home -announcer 01Cets a ldc:k." out of mcorionih.J his name on a play. "AJ a kid t clidn'l Ut e lh< leasina about his ram name but now Nestola ben<lliJ from ils farniliaritf. " People remcmber '"fhey cld•'t ux1111 to run il up tl1e rniddk after we stuffed them there. " - Linehacker Cosmo Nestola il," Nes1ola no1ed. Followln1 an ltalian trad.itfon Natola, as the eldest son. was named ann his arandfalhcr Cosmo. Even lhouah Nes1ola is no1 from Buffalo, he Slitl "am a tin&Jc, .. from beatina cross-~own rival Ctnblu.!. "We've t il played IO&elher for 10 lona," Netlola said rellectiOJ on pasl Canis!us 1ames where lhe Bull• did nol play as weD as th<Y wanted 10. 8u1 Nes1ola can relax and savor 1hlJ day u he admined tbal af1er ""'""' lh< loutladown b< wu ''waJtina for somtont to pinch me b<fore acnlna happy· I was 100 tired lO dan«. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Transit Rd. (near Millersport) Lockport, N.Y. 625-9000 THE · BUFFALONIAN '83 The official UB Yearbook $10.00 I bQok Now on sale JAMBOREE Sunday, Oct. lOth Open 1 pm .-' -~ innards: -1Cow« Local recotcling label adYanc:.s t>otneto• m ualc: 5 Column- 01*! City Reagan's economic: rec:o-<ery will be Immedi ate and painless, okay? 8 Uterary.... wotds A new blogrephy on the l eta Mar1ln Luther King, Jr. $2 Cove r Clfarge j Host: Stone Country plus ~ Moonshine Express, the Z.L.O. Band, Buffalo Zew Review, Ke nny Gunn & the Pistols, O .K. Corral, Cherokee, Colt, Backroads (re paved), plus other s. 7 Exhlblt- ,.rtvl ew Judy Pfaff's permanent Installation at the Albright· Knox :!flte- fJJonn.d 10 Clnema...JHia Paul Mazuraky's Tempest • c.ntetplece A word or two with the leg, ndary Abbey Unc:oln 11 Tele'ltalon....cu uat vl ewln' Whet dOeS Jerry Falwell know that we donn 12.Recotdlnga....grooves and /rsnz/es • Bruce shouts end the world rolls over 13 Live ra'ltawe ....l/veshots Poelry reading at Betnuna/venlrfloqulst et a new night c:lub 14 Calendar- JOunds In ~n';.~~ud.!f :~~~~~~o even:,. Prodigal Sun ....... , IOdobet 1M2 AtttJ0e.•fdo!e Mt11tr F••rwr•l18ob SchOol~ "-· M&nle!Ton1 Gfljtdl PbofoS<:ol FI•Mf Contlfbatfl rtgJMk:flaol , Hoptllns Att 0/t.c;totfO•.,.. Oocuyntkl Atf OfttCIOrlJOM MUIIk fdlfOI.f~t.CAI.tJ'Se!h Goodchild . - ..... .,.,.• .,.,..,.OC:hMI Shltttn _ AdY. CoordM•tot'Riymoncs J l,.aftuy _ , _ , _ Cotlwoy -..,.... . ...,..,... __.......,o.. ~ The ~ .$utt It I Pl)Oifcallon Ol rN SP«rn.m Studlnl Per!Odk.lit, tnc. anc1 11 rtPfeMnttcl 104' n•Uot~•t ~rtlaint by Commri:ollont to Stuaentl, Inc ..... - ·"""'- Cfrcv!ation av.,•o• 20.000 lhe Spec.-tn.1m off1c•• .,. located in 14 e.td'; H.e1t.. s.t.1e Unhwatty of New Y«lt. It Buffalo, Butteto, Ntw York t42t0 f--. (7·~~··tm Buff6*0. H Y fbi SolctJum SC"'*'I '-'lOCk&!. !ftC te;IOf1.aJ OOI'CY la a.t..m.IMCf by IM td•tori.ll bcMltd ~hont ot any malttt rwton withoul et.enN COftl1tnl ollhl tOSOMI TALL ONES. Red Auerbach bOaiG " atrfC.tlr tor"cMddM n. ~,. t~MrH ~ or,.,."' He•• I1C f110St1Mu St 841/t•fo. NY The rounds Ia a free service to those wishing to llat c:ulturaUpolltlc:aU general In· terest events. Notices 1nd ar1· wort< must be submltiecl 110 lat· ter tnan the Monday previous to publication. Call 838-2ol68 or 636-2794. - �BCMK: recording collective brings it all back home / Alan Kachlc S CHMJWMft In North Bullalo Bufled tn lht basement ol Ofl.e of the many UI')USUfTIIOQ lwO ltmlfy lOW nousts ju.tl oft Ktnmo,e Avenue ties a tecorOing atudlo wiU'I \he. unlikely namft ot tht Buffalo College of Mu&lcel KnowiOdge (BCMK). Founded In l111 1977 by !otmlf "llngln" maker Tommy Calandra. BCMK atarted 11 1 reac.Hofl to tho hiQh·prh:od k)cel studios who were c:narg)ng him an aN'I'I, a •eo and a little bl1 or th•oh to tecotd nit rtcllo commorc•••• And not only was Calandtl pee-.ecs wuh the t)tpenalve il*t. but also wnn the way In wnKn anglneets and PfOdiJC.twl would allflt CJtal>vlly by e•pec:Hng all cv.stom-•1 lO ''«Kd tf't '~'~•Jr way 1')01 the w•r '"'' tne att ..t wanted 11 For a tnan whO befievll In ~reaflve treeoom to the t r10nt lhal Cillan.drt dOH lhl• was unlatnomabte thla, nowevet. ta not tne ~1.111 51C)f)' BCMK II not just a au.~dlo tot m"lictan• to m•~• ch&IP taDOI, but 11 ect"ally a lull fledged tabil capable or reeottJing, ll\6moung. ~lot r lbullno and oottlno Ill rnuslc 01'\ thO UU:JIO I& WOII as orov•dtng t i Udlo muolotona and Jongwrltera tOt Itt Ul) ana coming talent In tact, tnt onty thing tnat sepa,alll BCMK from any mator fK.Ot'dlng com.pany 11 1t1 Inability to pcess ""actual Vinyl dl'"' tn Cali.odra'.s basement but even th•.J bta..on ear• ot by tne libel whiCh MN~t out 111 06fnO tepos to be OfiSHCI eiHW?\611 Prell>' embiii(K.II, a loeal record IIDel. In Bulta~1 What'a OOI"f on 1n Bulfato? tf\ete 11 more to H than J"at gtvtng local musicians a pflc:t to ma.ke tune• SlUing tn ttl• lludto amidst mlc::•oPhonea, tapes. lceybOaJd& and o tnor toots of the trade, Cllat'ldfl end nls cohortaln lht cotloetiVDI)' nm 9CMK-Frlday Ntgnt Bill, radio httro louie the Mad Vlnvl .hmkle, and whil' kid 1 engineer Mlka 8rydlllkl (Who are lust a tew o t the many lnVOCvod In the c:reauve effort)- vlew ButfaJo as the new Motown. •·W•'re trytng to hllP 'oster a music K.oe tl'll l w ill make th•• community proua.•• Calandra ex~aJn• ' 'Why dolt tome rnustcla!" ha\*110 00 10 Nww Yor~ Photo· Scot Flaher \ CUy to C:!i!:Ate I hit fKOrd?.. Ff1aay believes that 8C'-4K l.s the tu1ufe Motown RICWdl" Uh lne roomer Detroit tll>el wnteh • and prompted tht toeal 10~ a_no netoecs make It a nauonaJ p/>enomena, BCMK hopea 10 50meday send the Bufftown So~o~no ac;toss tne c:ounuy •·we have a •at ol people In the 1ame boat, Who aon't wam to leave thel' town to mallie fiuslc, U enough GIOallvo euo,t ean be cf\annetOCJ h'l the rtghr dlr&Ctlon, why oan't 'we m•wo aomethlng happen hortt'l 11 Ctlandra noted th~&t with tmauor labels like Sinh and 41 $ r ecen1l~ forging distt1buUon deale wllh larger networks lUte Wamer and Cotumb1a, " there's alwe)'• lhe posslbiUy. wtth wnaro going on d'Owf'l 1\ef"e, to gel plg~ed up I~ dl.$1ubuHno by • f'IMI)Of &abe.! you put OU1 A fKOf'd on ~0"' o-n rou'te automatteai'Y new wave ' 8C\4K'• fltal ttleaae came In 18n Wlle<l WGR rildlo prtroonallly $1\lrtt cut a ~ng*e entiltld "Summtf lrt AmeliCil," which wu tottowt<l up by a lloMy S"ll"'an •~ and • Pegast~a s-tngte Alter tha1 the labef st1gnated for • While b\11 b•g•n moving a year la1er when Dave Melnur-bnt known tot t\il various Davy and tho Ctock11t1 loc•rnat!on.s-c:ame down \o the Ot&emet'll 10 roc.otd, lni;J &o lmpreasea with What they Wltfl trytng 10 do, Drought sevMal olher bandJ down lo r~Otd Dave was real 'nllrumental In bringing a lot ot acta dOwn here,'" Louj,e emphasized, ano aodeo t,at this was a mo)OI tutnmg po'lnlln ~~ libel's FJIS1aty. \Vt\Ue 8CMI( Dut out only three rec.Oid' In fts TtKi Buffalo souncs do.a f\OIIu.. ~~~:":.at BCMK'a most succ.attul r...a,a to date, 4 How-whtch leaturn Tne Cobr. .. The Element• {thtn T'he Stains), Pauline and tnt Plfllt have created a situation wnere the labtt Is laying down tapft c::onstantty and now puts Oilt recotds every woelt. ~~~~~~:e.~,-;;~~~·o~·:~~~!~e A llf'lough BCMK his tur11•d AI Include lht ·new wa~• ll.IMI ot can get lnlo. •a long •• 11'1 eteatlve." This be.Jiet 11- mott cte afly evident on thc!lf taint album Alrwtves. a compllaUon ot aome of 8ct.4~ '& top contllbuto" The Elements a.nd Bob ~ouk., 11 well as a b iUt!:giUIItiCk from till a:: ~e::--.O:..c:;:,:o :y 10 band5 bltnt1"9 In other mus,c;lan.s ,..,ty am aU profH on somfl of ill teleaaes-all proceeds go bacil. to 1he lebO~ to tund future PfOjtCII-Ihe company 11 not e~,e o:Uy roUJno fn rklhet. But tn the e.trlv voar1 the que,llon ol '"oiU never even arose. •-For the firsl COUDift at Polntle&5 Brother a. Kathy Morl•ny•s folk·rOC!tt otftrtno and Ule soulful sound• ot US r Topaz• Calandra '• ho~ng that the A haMs record wtlt oe 1 tHo breat IOf tN Ia~ and ..,.Ill oeoe1ate OPOugh orout to lpOnMW a $econd comD&aalton dllk Alrw•v•• fa not oeslgM<I. ho~et. a• a protll ma-.tl\g ttonture txll rather •• a lhoWCIIt tor k>C-;al talent-a ~etllelt to expose theae bands on local radio and, lurtruu, atound the country. In addiUon, BCMK Ia planning 1 aeries of live shows in lht Buffalo ;:P::.~~~g"~~~~~~!\",~':nl~~. ~eara '*-t Wlfl recording tor nolhlng1 " recat11 Calilnctfa 1'11 wa.s cethno ~tnd of hard-we dtdn't have any teoe ano we went 'ut'lniPQ oul of company so t~t they un pt'Otect tt'Mtfmal .. lll tn add~tk>n to tne ODYtoul ao~an1age ot tow'1X'st sess:;on llmt pertlaprt'BCM~ mo$t nluabte aaaet 11 the rela.x.ea atmOIPhtci1MkSI 11\e Studio• ttpectany fol new bt.nda w'ho are tutt •"ninO to reoorCI. " You c:an come '" h.,.o. fH)t luUy aware of whel 'tou're ddlng. ana worl\ It out Hom thore,u elt'pl&-lll&CI F"rtday, " When you'rtl going lor S75 an hoUr tnore's a tot of pressure on you," C.landra, Fr•d"Y and Louie iilt egree 1hlt the b~ Cllfl•renc:tt In BC~K 'a oualrty t-S ~se engineer Mlh~ Brydotllhl. Emplloticalty, ~!~'::~:~.vre!~':o amarlng tn•ng• w11n wnat linN: eau-lpm.ent WI hl't'l hMI, talung I .C.:Uick aystem a"4 making u .souno N.ke 10 mUCh tnofl "' Bryoallot. tile ' kid" ot lne gro~o~p, began nis "'"' stuoto ~ •n hfi3n KftOOI bJ Hlhng UP a tetOto.t ln hll Oldtoom UtUS cre•tlno BtclslcM StUd lOa He s much mort modest abO\H tlli aC-htevementa tttougl\: 1'he bottom Until •twlyl tht son; 11sell. 1'0 matt,. now well Ot rto¥~o o•cHy n'• ~r•orme<J .. Nontiholt ll, rnarw ot BCMK. a rtcOfdlng lflllll recognize "'• talent and reallto the Yltal conHtbullona htt makes to the llnal ptoduol I, ta- a hO'fCtJltan etfott for 1 ny smeU·tlme ba.ntiiO bteak out ot tno IOCII music ttene, and even aftet mak,no some demo tapes lh>ey mual aU II find 1 aooosor who Ia w1Uing to pay tor tne rtCOfd D'estl"g 8u\ 1"10 doubt Uti~ 10119~ •t tts~ " getting ..,.., m....s•c Of'l tnt t tcdtO Many a Bulfato Dll\od nu tound U nprly IMQOIIIbte to get aneil SOtiQI Of\ tht tldiO '\IJUh toe at t Itt I CMK p•gt 4 ~ The Tracks of BCM K-5:00 1m and 11:00 am WUWU·FM, hosted by Tomm y Celendll and l~ult the Mad VInyl Junkie. BCMK bends aHack Bull St1ta'e Social Hill on Oct te lor a show allrtlng et 8:00 pm. Spon, ored by lhe collage's newly e~pen dtd WBNY ·FM radio Stlllon, there will ba no cover charve and plenty of tree baaf(no typo). bteacJ ·• FOf turvtvi11, SCMK had 10 enarae a recora.ng ' " of S5 an nout-llllt hght _years tess ttlan what any other 5tucUo charges-In mder to cover the orlc.e oltape The fee has been raised to ' ! an hour to give the comparty some IPift morley to start ptomouona II a mutlctan wants to rtcotd at BCMK and ta~e tho tapn to •not,er ltbel, they must p ay • 1e«t 5 ~!.~: t!~:'.~'~~~~c~~~r;:'~c••" 11 1~~:..;~:::;:-;~:-:;::r,;-, m any o t the Brll lah ltbGI S111f expended by the engineer, ~<All the bands on the label which staned under similar circ:umatancea aM was aren't committed-they can take responsible for launehlnQ the their aongs and come ana go as careers of .such art lata 1.1 Etvta they like:· tnatsled CIJandra. An Costello and tan Dury. utra benollt g iven lo those who "A tol ot people bfend ua 1 new choose to atay with the Iabeii$ w•~~e t.tJef with a SUft idea:· tn.t BCMK 1'\etps 11'\e artls1t •n Frteay saki~ ••People lhln~ lha t ''_ _•_••_r_•l_ng:._lh"ol '-- r_o_- _ P_u_bt_lsh _tn..: g_ _ BCMK discography 1978 - 1982 tlluau aUom Joe Waa.,o 1171 Sh•ne- "Summer jn Am•tlca'' b/W Onatrumentat) Ken Su111VIn- "Airllne Girl" blw 1 ' 0nce Upon A Time" 1871 P19aaua-"Thlnk About Me SomeUrnt" b/W "CIIY ot INI SlrangtOM•" Ou y and tile Crocketle-·"Tu·rn Your Bach '' biW " Long Tlmt. No Soo" Otlt Ancltn>c>ft-"Eoa1gy" b/W ·~Gonna Join the C I.A... 11110 Tilt Ooori- ''Wtlk Around tho Workl".biW "CJouda" Dan Harptt"~ "Let Me Come tnalcte" blw ·~a-Ang Fot Austin" U.S~T. Topan - ~ · Ke•p M• The Cobru - "Ooe Way Slrool"I'I'M Slllno-"01 Ufo" U.S.T. Topau-·;Keip Tho Boat" see" Hopp)'" blw "Cilock It Out" b/W "We Will Jant Croaby- .. tn the Stefl Tonight" blw Howlt 8erger- "Darlln' My O.ar" Slapll. . Atrhladt • Frtando-"AII Dun No Who TOO<loo/An Eye For an Eyo" biW Carl AceotcStno-" Annle•• Message" blw " 8 acMior'J Bluet" T~ Paotlno and tile Pe<tto-'1 C&l\ Wa1k Away" bf'W "'She's Jual A BCMK Rhyll>m Soclton teetvrlne Michael Wamer-" 8 ttcta ot a Foalhtf''l Ntcll Ang.lo ' KMtlng Floor-" Feelgood A""n<So ' Pktor~ CokS Wet., flat- ''Gonna Get H u~ To~tgllt" 4 Now From lulfalo, N.Y.-PauUrte & tM PlflltFor Yot.~rseH"I 51t 11 1"M Vorn -''New A.. thetlc'' biW l ob O'y t-"Jam .. Brown" blw " Ano thet Lo~oaome Co~bOy" lHI Oloturt>td- " Era of Slupld T.VJStop Your 811chln' •• biW " "IOIIanl RobeiiiiC~Inoaw In a S""pptng Matt" b/W ''C<azy Thing " Dan Haii*-"C~rlena,r-11 Song" blw " 10 B.P.MJt'm Gone/VIce Gr1p M~a.n., {for Jolin L.annon)" blw 011 Yooll, Ooh Yoah/t.AI'• Wit It Pau" Nick Alltlflo lo llle Kttttng Ftoor-"Sorry BoyliFt ol Good Avenue" biW "Cheap WomeniOetdly T'ur,.ntlne.. A lrwn•~ Showcase Volume 1 Clly Slt H I• -"Movle Star" biW .. My love" On td M~ M.to>a<-Legol rend• tMU EP llomanl Kugel and Tilt 1112 1111 The E*"enl ..-'~o Where the women Go" blw ''Touch An Angel .. O-Il<• llrl'lataJ<t ....4•2!" JU<I)'n AaJlect My Frlanda" -Tho Good b/W "MHI Tilt St<ylloll Galn"-11/ydal&kl) wtlhln U\t next tew wMkl, ~ tor raiNHI Dy Sue lrlaguh (EP). City (EP), Kim Cady lo&S). Oaty Aaltldtll (EP), and llob Oyw.. ntw t lnglt " RIOlo FrH Butta.lo 01 bfw "In t~ ShadOwt." "'w s- . Tilt loth O'Hata la1141-''So TotaiiV Now To MI/Song o f Love ~~90~ )~• l11oSoociNnii,Pr!"''Ifoo~, 3. \ �12 now from Bflo make waves 0 ne of t,. mos1 lmpo<tanl eoloto of roc~·n·rotlla 1~11 the tur1htlf you move away !!:~~:::~~~~ ~~~~=~~;~ )'OUf chencas of no lonoer ptayl~ t"n'r L.ea.s tsmo(t The myth. you un t Ake II Ot leave It; tkl.l U y0v evt11 C'hef'l&h~ ltlooe early jlolllng Stones record1 Oht mono onaal'n London-oawd do they ~lckl), or l..lltlo Rlclllrll onll Ei>lt (before thay eloonad u o. Elllllo Cothron On leot,..l, 1"- SmaU Facaa, Ala-. Chlttott. t 8uuooclt.a. tM Jumpeta, the-n II m1k" U ell tf'1t herder lo get a)fctleo wnf\ mOdorn exceeal~t~ef\etl lttt It more 11'6 wt\1t made lou Reed's mostly on•· talfe TM BltJ• WUk one of the year·s bes·t tt's also wl'!al mtiiM BC~I(·s AltWIHI • Shchrie~~M Votvme l , IUCh I thrtiL Air~srn· 1• by t11 lhe label'a mo.at ambiUoua projecl to dalt-a mhnure of 8C~K veterans and wSnyl Oftbo1s cu, teet a coup"- of O'OYP5 r&pre.MnleG ,.,. ttaw atteacfy dlsbancJtO, ,. .~ng tneu trach as lheh onl~ recorded m1ru~ Mlka Brydalokl, Tom Calanclta., Oav• Malnur arra l<attry Motl1r1ty coordlnetod the reco.o(tlng,, tr.e bands put up lhe money fOf the atbum'.a artwottc ano packag1ng, tho labe• UteU p.cwkMMS lor oroducUon lime. llDeS. eqytpment, etc., and OollZymon ol R.B.I. R~rds eponoored tho SlOOO neceJaary tor lla prestlf'IQ Hie OrtttodoA recotdln; lncJUIIty 1t aohw~uo..,.otl>elly Now, II you're not apollell yot ~ aeamlell, Jmmacufate digital recordlno, OCMk's raw and hoM&t wot'-: can be seen mo,e u an ottilude ol anll·p<otOfltlouonKt ,.,,.., tnan a u'""atlon ot leetlnOIOOy Vory olt0<1 l01a to mo•o pub wart•rt, and tho •~ca ptured live'' lake alluoes thtm Oft(t more hMe. 51111. "I C.n't Help MyMII" Io tar oeuer tnen their conttlbUtk>n to the 4 Ho• E.P I!'Kil$ easHy one ot tM beat aongs on Alrwe.-.r ColiN ''Sca•o Song" Sc•••- A.l tar 11 aound produe11on Is ooncemed thll track 11 11 tlchly te'(hJttd eno fullaa the grO\Ip'a onc.torcetul lh>e thow-flr ancs awoy ,,. moot eotelully produc.cs on trM lP au., UofOftUf"atety, nearly • yur ol ohntno. the .SCare aootded lo c1U It quito. wit~ t~ l o number 11 thaJr only ott•rlno to ttJe wortd or vinyl. The haunUng prot:~ertie.t- Trtfalnea'a one·nole •rni,..IJ.O( tKing off with Poll Elllel<'1 atu~lng gullot-ltlet wh~ you. th.e orolct n.tbl across you aM 1 ~~:,~:~::~: r:~-~~~~t~~!w In the ml.x tor my ' ' " " but' a o•m of • track nonetheless • .&Jmo~ m_exas .. . .·.. .. ... . .. . . l a # ~""'= The Elt"*'ll'- ' 11Can't Hattt Mysell" II anybody trl" to loll you thlt IM Elem4ntl are t>ette< on vinyl tnon they 011 ''""· don1 bettev. thom. Their broncs olltl ntlc d1nc<ol Nugg•t• rock 11 au1ted beat lOt ......... ~ ~ • . . .• you wl1h that they stilled -hlng lhoy lin Ia~ Boll ~out- "Wa111 My Tlme" Thlt II Of'l1y one of lbOut three ooten grta1, not good. but oreat Kotek composltlono, Hit o~r tor the thrM-mlnuto magnum POf' tune Ia lmpacub... or tometl'llng. tt mak. . you eun.,. " " ' to hOllOW In oomp1111011 tjlho • powor snap ol .,.,, OOJilo• BCMK 011 -~oep t"" Boot • SIUIIIO almptiflc.ado~ u.ma to ~- tot tne ,.., of ane a l~um•a .. hlle pop rnc:~ but ll can~ afford enoUgh supr.ort for thll number's gentle funk-the hewn• art • little too Ofltt'-. fot' lnll l~ . Still, the flntl _.,, duo of ......,,. . Copprw ond 4 • . . .... , 4 .~ __...• ... ..........;. • • • ..... 0 •• • • ~ WKBW to WZIR A-plus The PolntlMI 8rolhero- " Hyp<lf Spa""" The Pol~t..., 8rM clo$1 out the DetUtf side of tne tow wltn ' " exuberant little ma,ndollnlbanjo pl!;kln' contest that shine& "'l)Cally weU Falaty. 8 . The Mlcka pa- '"Air'WIVM ' n The alblml'a 11110 Irock to 011 lmmollletofy lome> or cr1w1 thnl 11>0 nlgnt. Tol<l your plek. AI was w11~ Joho 011111 onll WI lilt Nolt0<1, """ ol thuo days.,...,. golno to ... ~1""""' Mecaa110 lllumlfl<lloa - t o n y A/tW,.u' t>alanoo u 1 Mort.r1y lftd Utta- """-· one con Nt.ty g-o. 10 P*C)pte covering Kouk tOngs. In ••Maty" pace. lnaplraUonal tvrlc: ... want to tho moonllme, II Bob"""' ~u klda tt will be all too app<OjltleiO 101 them \O coli 1\im Pop U.S.T.T - - " Ovr l.o¥e Hu ~Tt~~· This pair of Ull' fan-a atlnolll9 balled tn11 rock•, not pout I Having _,cut liVe In the 1tudlo 011h1ncn ,,. -g·s Gone'' Ol.tt ot au the artlat• nero, Topue suffel"l matt trc>m the urg.,cy pJea to a IOY4W wno mom JOukJ J'ever have approved of. No wufad groove• ttero. Of courat, II llmltotlona of tho lour·llock redlo hod aystam "Our lo-.:e H•• Gone'' Is a •·Mary•• aonN 1boo1 II hMtd from iho' Easyballl' " l'!ldoy On My :::;!:n~ ~~·:·:o~~~~ :~ rule the airwave•.11 The Good- " Ma11a~ hom my Heart" Bernie KUQol ""'~ 100 - - abOut occaak)nal 1topplneaa. In he quit• approves of It, an<t that's much of nla charm. lt'a hard '•ct. not to lika " Mo..,..oopoclllly 'Nt\en a.emae. k\ equ&t parta 116fneS.I: ln4 n«¥0\1-SN.U, aOCIIU BUI'FALO COLLEGE OF MUSICAL KNOWLEDGE SHOWCASE VOLUME I "Sn<l's b1Wif19 lllnnw ""'" • guy from anothet' blnCI, but the 0f0WI tired of hit arrooante,..." You get used to It A-minus. .. Nlck~ & ttlokllllfte ''Sony In Boy•" Bythrowtng a tong . .ln<t>eelr " 8 rown Eyed Girl" llek. AnQolo 110111 hlmaolltor on une'IOidl blo Van !oAOflloon'compartaon. which may or mar not be llrtght by him. Drums art a bit too sharp ettempUn.g tv ccwnraet aott baeklnil-•1• and aofl baCking "xes. Oot•.n' move as wt11 •• rtlt "Foetgood AVOflua.'' Cold Wiler flat- " Nove<l..ol II S1op1' You'll llkolhls lone moro on lne tl"lltd listen ttlan the lkst, rnoft on tne 11n~ ·~·~ thotntrll- l\altn Woodln'11 tuoly pnMdn tho charm - · Guorantaed to glvo yoUf 1oea aon)l aurclse. RUN Stol~lkl l!<ydo llki- '"Walch Dub" You ptetty m&JCf\ I'! ave to bt a Ion of dub ~lie to OPI>ftcla to -watcll Dub," wllh \10 eciiOiy' o.<agg«ollonl Olld tow~ biSO Plrts.. But In an otherwiM ·~••It " enYironmont Wt'lctre track apace musta been walueblo, cheeta e.:tended to lht coordlnatata for ..,.,.. 114dllng abOut. It aloo thlt tile atUIIIo eon get Uarly ,.,..s ed'Yenturoue ""*' H want&. S.OiuJ The 00.0<1rw- "E•o~f• Gol Soul" n ~·~~:~~~· ~g~•:::~'t!i~h~D 1 hllarloua utca.sm of the back-up n...,.,.,.... Boll Dyo ptHCio hero, blA sound• muctt mot'e con'ltnclng on hf5 own 4!t ..James Stown:· Ace su wO(k from Jolt Helmlc~ and Leoe DeVanU•'· "ndurstaltd well OfiOugh to mou their point F1na Beata by M<. Comatoek Dye 11 on • hot streak. Sots BCMK~onyGrtJt/41 BC M K •eonUnv.d from page 3 1t1Uon.s all·too orten unracepllllt to thelf rec:ororng1. "This clrylo no1oriou1 '"' not ploylngloeal gtoups," nld Louie. "Someone In rec:ordlnQ or raofo, had 1'111 Hral start In rldlo on tho old Wlza•ll (W2JRj11dlo - • "" noated • aoow dtd'ea16d 10 pleyl11g Oood been 8CMI('s tin~ to MICC:IIS. A few yeara back. Calandr• Mnt a a1mple of BCMK dlttct to then wm go Into • 111Uon and .say, 'HI, but obacurt records that "'radio ao ano so, 1 ttcordOd tlllt, I'm • toeol 8ulla10 1nlat' 1nd l~oy·u Ill' 'Sony, &H you DI'Wt WHid" To help out lhe BCMI\ banlll, louie anct C.lanota host a reO~ woutdn't touch with a ten·toot polo. I loll tnotlll ployeo tomethlng and tf oeo911 llll.ed U Of halO<! tt ltlooJtlhiY hod I c/IIIIC4 to hell l1 1n0 m••• li1l I~'' O*" snow, 'fltact.t of BCMK... whk::h mAnda~" rm opp01ra on WUWU·I'M (107,7), Sunday mornings t1 five 1nd 11 o'clock. " Thott otet'I'O t~lnga you mu1t haYe to aaJI recotdJt thtf'Yt got to be vt•ll>l<l oncs 1~ got to be 011 the reciiO." " Wily moko IICOido II no ona'o going 1o ,... tt!Om.'' Louie orgued. LOuie. W'f)o hi-. 1"0 background .. • Allor hiVIng hlo llR thOW cancelled, Louie beCimt enthuaod with lhe BCMI\ project-promoting toca1 blndt-ano Jumped at C.llnllre·o 01101 to do • ,.,to 1101 opecllleoUy 10f loc:al mualc ''The wnolo Ideo of r!Oiog tho anow lo mOinly to adll1nco w~aro gering on doWn here.'' "~'""""'"'_,.. ......... . - · · ·~ J~ T"" reeslo con.-..cUon lUI so fa, WBFO OooJo)>Gary Sto•m who nol only pvt th•m on the pfayllat but sant tome recotds out 10 ou,., 1tattons The result was reqvettl lrom pteces like Geneva. New York, 10k1ng for Boll Dya afngtes after tne foce1 recuo olallon played hla ooog, People racfk) went hunting tor th1 record In the kH:aJ 11orea. In allOther caM., a forrner 8vllolo Stole atllllont rOturnOd to Now Yol1l oltor llnllhlng hor Oludlla nero. bringing 10mo 8CMK reco1'111 bo.c k Wllh nor. Allor dlorrlbutlng _ , . to 1 dis~ Joek'ay lrlenll ol 1\ero. C.llndra recelvad o call from Now Yor~ ot two In tM morlng 11om the , . .)oy who played a Oave MtJnzt, song whit~ 101u1ted In exctttd fans calling U~e 11111011 to 11114 ollllull who ihla new etngtw was The 41 e.sked C.l..... a. "Why COli'I Columbll put out simple rock •n roH record like I hit?'" Al'!d he I POke live to the New York fan•. explaining the llbll. BCN K hU even reeotved 1 lllttr from Franc. tequeallng Cotwaa' reootds. "Something'a 00111910 happen," 111d '"" Of'llmlallc C.tonOra. ''The recorde .,. aJoWty QOino out Into the commuriny and mal(tno tMir wiY 11ouna the colilltry. SomOdi.Y aomo blo )Ocll oomewt>ore 11 00'1111 10 Oil 1 ~o ol one ottnuo reco<ds ano ~"P plorlno It unlllll gets Into tht atorec," TM people ol BCMK a•t happy with wh1t t~oy h.-a IChleved 10 ta.r and 6o 1"01 mind I he tact that lhet• M\Oe bMn no oerson•t proUtl haNSed out yet, nof dO IM't' w«ry ai>OU1 ellthellme 1111Y opona ottho 11u1110 helping to make mualc tor no pay. As t..oule expl1lnod, •wo·re ollln nero jolt lrylng to do aometnrng tor tno 00011 o t the label.• Friday aummao UJII,... true 1pttlt: "llt~lo whola riling II In vain lt~a alright because tt'a ~n a tot of fun." Are you llatonlng7 �·open city. Out of the mouth of Reagan: What you hear and what you get • - - - - Jllck Szykowny T he acef1o: 1 neighborhOOd bar latt Tl'\u1•aay night, ' wtlere In • ona>-mlnute news apot betWt'lf\ Tar/ and Hill SlrHt Blua1 an NBC newacaa1er Intoned the tat111 gloomy ngur11 on the alate of thlf lnOffl>und beast know •• the U s. economy: !he -rnmenl'a reaalno eeorta~n&c II'KibiOft CMCIIMCI tn •uooat, w1tll ac.c:omPII')'tno tlgures ahO'Mtng that 1"- reoa-aiion WI$ I IIII getting WOf'M, not Mttel, and that W"*t tl\1 unemptoym.,u ttaurea are announced Oct a, they wrrr be ao"blo<llolts Th1!'1 10 percent of tM Amtt~an wor~ force. fol"-t. and In 1 city wtwtre ""employment 11 f\Ovlflrtg lfound 12 POfett'lt. thll It not f!OWD IO { glaUden the heart. Tho bat wu quiet tor o moment 11 the patrOI"S nuuted their bttta clo&er, until finally one or them apoko up: " We ahoukt take up 1 collecllon end aena Htnc.kley to mllkamanahtp dUrtng rne prlmorlu many ot us realized that Re-.gan wu operating on 1 dim bulb - the only reaaon he got elected It Mcaua.e v..-y few people coutd stomach aoother 'our~.,. of Btllr Corter: thlt. ana becauH on one ot hloa TV debate.s AoneiCJ aatd "Tiwe yo11 go ogaln" •M.. t'lundreda of thouunda ol 90\MI rocognl:ed In him 1"11 tho kind Of plaln•th•nktno, eJt~k:an tknp u.at u,ey co..)cl \GHontlfy wltn. --or.l111 tWo ~.,. IInce hll eleaton no.. dono IIOihlng l>ul eonfkm IM much~lmlnt 1Md eandlepowl't of RhQan.._ ne~...-. very·lumlnous blain. How tin 10 explain the acuon1 of a man whO campaign& on 1 promise to balance the budget, promptly turn• In a first ·year bu<fQit with a roeord·broaklng deUofl ot ovur \00 oOOon doll oro ( ana With ptojec:tJOI'\8 or tWin 11/gflff CltfiCI!S In years to come). goes on TV to demand 1 ConsUtutlontl amendment requiri ng the biJ-dgtt ' ~.:::,~~=~~ !~~~~~'.: lime, ""t Hme,; "If ttw Prfsldent belloviS ·In 1 Yet anothtt lnapif1ng exernple ol clan. so he can dO tnt 101> r10nt lt'lt quktt courage and peuto(itm that AonaJd Reao•n h411 assured u.s lht Amettcan P4tOP.. • re- endwtno tnrooono"t tnl1 •economk: hanoov•·· AU O'ltf tnts t~reat tend or 011rs. tno reanzalton 111towtr dawtllng tnat Amtrtcant na.,.t OMn 'tiiiO&ded yet again '" '"' long SHI(\9 o l crlmii"'I IS, bOODI tn4 lmcom~ tents thoy~vt Doen elecllng President tor tne paat twenty year a. fwo year• ago. Reagan went a1to1 toctat spending wllh a butcher knltt and jultllltd It as the bitter pill Amtrkltnll wDfd have to IWIIIOW btfOfl lhl ~ economy rfoQth'lt<J Ita former robuo1neta - ,._en tt'!Ough the pill wa1t1 1 ao bnter tor 10mt people, moll notobly the ~10gon &nd the Fortune ~ Now. wllh l>uslnta"l going l>&nklupt Hlh and rtont, wlln tho """"'ployment rote crooplng Into <lo<lble.<~IOit& and the rKe.Uion ttiU atl..-a and well. our ltar1... teadef has tM ~H.1 to proclelm. "'We're wfnnlng tht war 1hl e..pet\1 aald WIS hoPOIOSI- l ho\lgh I know h lan'l easy lor people to ... " EVen allow1ng for tht usual poltttc-al rhetoric, many people 1r1 now -finding themaelve• IOtced to confront •hat one awful qutaUon - la tha Pretldt'lnl really u atupld a& he uemt1 n,e answ11 to tnet Is, or cour$•.hela.. t.tt'a race lt. even bar.ttcoa ouaget, no ~ld s"t>mtt one;, ona ltnolly lnduiO•• to a flurry ot '"''"'Ot\ttOut t:I'QSiur1no wnen the a.rn.nctment It lUlled In tne Ho<IH ot Reprnenta11¥esj •ftar being ' ' cognlt.ed for the sha Uow, setf· sefVIng stab at pubUc oplnJon manlpt.~Jatlon tt so otwtouJiy wa1 Accordlog to writer Jeck Beatty. "It's not a cr«JibiiHy gap. for lhore Is !"'O &vidence of oynlcal or tt~on COI15CIOUS dupllcJt)l. Tht Proaldtnl Is s.o t-or out ot touch that h amounts to e reality gap." We've heard ao much talk about bitter pills and llghll ot tno ena or the tunnel "''' many peopte no kJ(Iger remember that Reagan. tne candiclate. promlaed the rKOYifY would be Lmrnecllata and p.alntets, th•nks to suppty·aao. tc:Onomlcs That got a good loiJilh from 1 lot olllbetal eeonomtat1, but they were g:eneraJI'y ovtlhouted In trte w-1• rtoht·wtno tnat •••e.... ao. tn.,.. - • pl«<ty ol otn.,. IndicatiOns thotlhtno• woro'nl e:xactly proceedlng a• plat~ old. The ru bre.a.kS and ..bualnesa thla caua~ t,e Reagan admini stration waa overshadowea by William Grelder'a Allen lie Monthly article, whlon ohowoa OavJd S'ockmen to be the c•llout. ~r:~::;.:=~~~~ ~:!~::,~ was.. Stockman made some aatontsntno aamlsstona, tncfudtno Ecllt.,.o Nolo - TM Arto do nor If il l In .ome ~•cuum-pack«<. co~ end oW!ff, end urb4nkWt111UbtittN ff b4d:QrDIIM ph/loiOPhlCII bol/e /6, '"1/obtllr~ llelp to fotm the lntrk:.ertiMrtetn In which onr ,.rtfculor - • Iindo It• nlthl Anti sa. ocJrnowlottglng fh• 100111, til• PJocllgal SYn Plelllfff ''Open City," lrttflldtd ro dell ..,,, .tom• ol ~~ blotder IIIUI I' culftntly elleotlng th• An•. rne corumn wlllttlvt tiltH wrltttt: Rleltllrl Chon. Bot> Schooley and, !he lUIhOt Ol todoy't p/KI , Ric~ of luUtt>f• pttfOJmtnCII (or Pll.flflltllon} 'ienuu, tny end ell rom.• ol dllcrlmlnotlon. l>qlh we/com• tnd n.e.•,.• fY ..guer•ntHd-lttlh .. •t•t•. ~s * lth .cit lndlvldutl llum• n. mtnlo. poetry, ' ' el ,,.. ~rt of tlte J•tg«" picture. Such "f101t·ln6r,. thlfJ.Q$ u (11«1om Of • ~pre#.Jion, ICCIUII>J/11~ ro ond h/Qh OUII//y Ol educttlonal'ay•t~ms, QO'Ittnm.nt.. laupporr olthe ArtJ. condition ol till tconomy. domln•nt rellglout tnd SzyNowny. L tttllll of crllfcl1m ere 001/t tno !Kt thal ••none or us rM !JY und«al"""• wftal's volno on 'ltlth oil tiiOM numbot•" ~no rno !Wigen bi>Cigel) and rnat suppfy. aide economics was teatty the ~ trtc~to-<lown theory In also"tM . Oavtd WI$ ta'en IO lhl woodi.M d lnd wf\en M retumld. he ola lmecl tnlt lto'd boon Q®ltd without nl• approval, out of context. and that • • times he'd mla.spoke hlmaolt, a practice that's elrn.dy becom1ng something of a hadltlon In the Reagan Admlnlatratton. And tna bad news Juat on coming. Along rising opposition to ' nandllno the. Pentagon a vlrtull btanN cnook tor It• mlllllry ll\Opptng Sl)<te (billions mor• to piss away on the ~X mtulte and tne not04'~ouaJy defec1J¥e M·1 tank). lhlfe came tl\e tesidttaHon 'n Augu'lt ot Muuay W&ktenbaum, one chairman or the Co<mcrt of Economic Adwlsers w11o told Associated P,oso : ·an balance, we realty haven•t C-U't on. the b""gel. wnon yo" """ tnot (dtfente sponGing) ro tnt big lu ceualng et\aos-an a.s:tute o'odlcuon. •speclally In view ot tht f•ct thai "'• prov..-bfal rats like Jack: Kemp have aheacsy euta. )'OU get $UCtl ,.,HOfldOUI deflolts.., WhJctt lt wnat JOhn duOiloa !Wogan's Sinking Kenneth Galbraith COf!lended oerl'f · ....,.,mlc snip, thll yeat In a oeb..-6 with W1111am Ana now tnt House ol F. Bucktey, Jr. at Harvard Represer'lltll...os f\O$ kUteo the Unlverslly. Galbtallh -who Is not balar'IC*tl budget amencsment. Whon aaktd by reporters lest week aa obn-o)I.'Ous as 8uel\ley, though Friday 11 Tip O'Neill had beaten no tass convinced of h1t own god!ll(e pruclence- scorea p~nts him on ltlt ttaue. Aeagan replied. wh&n he pointed out that monet•rv " No. he t>tat ,,, AmMlcan people,,. ancl ptomlaed co make .. policy end -suppty.Jtde economics camoaJQn lt&Jue ol the vote, c alling don't m~x You ct~n't on citizens to ••take names " 11\e almultaneously contract end Gr•lt Comuntulor's ca.strated tJ:PMd an eeor~omy without bellowing eal'l bt • ..., as the DOIIllcal dlspotOIIOII ol'o men Who has alreac:ty haG two ccnt HtuHonal amendment• "'ol o~ lfom under t'11m - on tc'W)Oi pfayer a"o abof11on - •ncS tncre•alnQt)" hard· pra&IOCI for .ome fluriv aoc1a1 taa.uea to dlvin the American r:p:~! ~~~~~::~;~r,•::~~~~e . I E.A5T fu .. r Propos<~l s for acrlvtrles ro enhance University ttre are being sought by rhe Srudent Acrlvl rl es Steering Commlllec:. which has ~en allocated S I 0 .000 by 1~e raculry·Srudent Assodatlon to fund approved granrs whtch can nor normally ~ funded throUgll " THIRD STREET" 2 UbatU Blue for Sl.SO luf'\ DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS IS November 1 1982 Ni!:;!t",!\ ~o\'1n9 "f i,Jt'll lOr V.1ug\ 7S, Dr.-lit< I'"''' lntert,\•n~.:nt Min MARRIOTt & F~IE~DS Weds. N lghr Ladles N ight S3.95 all you can drink for lhe ladles Receive eouventr gla,. Uve El\ltrUIMitnl . "ACE" .. ... . Any members of the Untverstry Community may submll a propoos<~l wi th a budget estlmare to: Proposals may be s"bmltted on forms available a< that o ffice or In the form of a le11er. Submissions should Include the name of the p {oposltlg tndtvtdual or organlullon (with a p erson 10 contacr). and a derailed Ullmate Of e•penses. After l nhlal Kreenlng. proposers of prolecu being c.onslder"d may be lnvhed to m eet the committee to dlsc.u.u their reque srs for fundt11g. The commlrt~e seeks creative responses to University n eeds which will benefit a subsrantlal segmen1 of t~e s111den1 populallon and rhe University Communlry. fih.d 'h"'r~oi~TI M on. N lghtS/Uve Rock Appearing Sept. 13 othe r sources. Student Activities Steering Committee 543 CApen H•ll - 636-1981 ,,,,,t, .,1 !Jtb J'II.IJ Two jokers and a queen, bur definitely three of a kind. paying any taxu selling tnolr CALL fOR PROPOSALS t il ~ ~ t.,q.ud f~,ll~ I OH9 Incentives .. thtt Reagan •hovelled onto tne maJor corporaUonl In order to spur Investment· and productivity led to an OfQY ol corporate chicanery, wllh tomt eompa.nloa w ho ware ah ~~ta.dy ftOI vnusable ,.,_ credUa to o lhora for hatd casn. Ttle amb•lttuft\tnt .I t I M E.A N GVY~ '. ~ ' I• l • '• • ' . : r'1 ' 'I • ·~' 'J •• PII'\Y Nlohu WNY Btst Bands Fri. "$HINN£R" Sat. Nltht " VINCOO MICHAELS BAND" �words Let the Trumpet Sound: Martin Luther .King, Jr. -. Michael F. Hopklna I ~ n 1ne.se deys of benign neoJect goJs&d 8,$ - grinning, w&ll·ptayed Pl.lgmatlsm, our capacltlel!l are being -sorely tnted. OlsCflmlnatlon ls not only ·•tn" once more ~1), but It's oottef'l to the point where 1t•s soma type 01 lndtcator tot . lnstltutlona1 vlrtflty Stereotypes are becoming a h1ghtenoo norm. hom the IJ'f'tlably mtcho 1edneck of Cltlps 10 the c.ontem.oorary mammies ot Olmme A Bleak end lhe upcoming posta perfidy, M emma Malone, ChauYtnl5m Is big business Vo yeurism Is &fleour:~gad . The mandates ot equeUiy, enUg~tenmen l , and upUHment ittt being fool<ed upon by many as a Ia~ bfacke\ or, more bluouy, as an lcteallsHc JOI\e Where black peooSe In ll'lls nation are concerned. thai can only mean the conltnued dtmtgratlun of our ~st efforts, rnagnltlcallon uf thtf busest prejudices u soma type or cute c:naraetter Hill\ , at'\O blotant apathy towards our mo$1 llllranslgenl creatlo(ls fl'la aim? To tteat tne blac~ aestn6~lc ~tec-tlllel~' ' wn1Ch 1 'n western feasonlng, means +anortng the source ana sptrll ln lavor ol the tcameworJ~t fiow Dad hu this snuatlon grown? Recently, a Now 'forA rlffl#fS booi\revi8WQf, alter '11VII10 spenl an enllr& arllt;le grO'IIIng Oflly thai she hiJO no business reviewing a work n1 Slac-K literature, dosed her article with the opinion that, "When Ntoz.ake Snange·s a11 Is. &cceulbla u can bo good " Mos~ people •~ AmeJ•"~ know little 01 no1hlng abOlil contemporary llallan societ y, yet ttta1 did not ll.t!op moat film goers around the wo,ld from utc.ogntzlng Francesco Rosl's TIJree Bro thers 3-$ a poe11cally brUIIcml piece or on1e"a ~nmen1 and cultural communlcaHon, Tho sign language o f the deaf Ia lll·perc-elved by mos1, yet crlllcs perceive the urtqueaUonable genlu, ot the National 1'lH!atre o f the Deal. The Judlclou$ struggle of Solidarity Is IB\thfully t,an51aled and communlcat ed l;ly glob•~ rned ia on a dally oasis. Vet whenever it , though King (according 10 him} did have that side, that the FBI was unfair In dragging his private aflalrs tnto i'tlS Public service. Somehow, lljusl doesn·l ring true Oates· contenllon for pteson,rlng this aeamy concoction ot rLmora and lluu...y Is tho 1JSu11 demand fOf obJectivity ttom 111 sides, accompanle<:l by me statement that, I have no lntefest \ tn adding to the deiUcatlon ot f(lng as a flawless lmmoc1ai ''Thls 1\'Da nt thrust would be; absofutely necessary were we apeaklng ot t"e dlslorted Image lhal lho media shap&d around tllo Kennttdy legacy u Cemelot, or ttle Image ot Uncoln as tne Great Emancipator But Oates shows no .statement& about sutl"'i onty a q,uote about Boptlsl preael\lngs on tho dual nat~.tre at Humanily (Wtllch 1' $0methlng or a sonnonlzl"g Out cepar:lty to dul cueatlvel)' wrlh thatl~ted dretm.t Is u/tlmattJiy detttrmlnlld by our ftlth Jn God Or. Manln Lulnb• King. Jr . comes to A cr111cfl anst)'sl6 at Black culwral a&slheiiCis (espectauy lhOt~f ol Stack Amencal, western crlltcs. mstructor,!i, and would·be culture vulturo.s almost always demand 1fllt ~he artist water c:Jown Hut llbte and essence of JVtlhoHc. statement Into what amount& to llule more than 1 Qntde school C:Himer on the p~cullarlt l es ot non· Nordic elhnlch)'. What It amounts to Is a rallure ot tho gri!at maJority ol these crlt!O-!i {among o(tser.s) to be allOut thell prime !unction. wnlch q, to reu•(cfJ , ·anct become lnvolvtHt. w hlfe tllD wllllngn'-" ol Stepf'len 8 . Oates to do ttls homeworK may not baln ques.llon, the wiiHnQneas to bo concise and iiCCt.Hate Ia something elsa again. Hit: bOOk Is L• t Th e Trumpet Sound: The Llle of Martin Lumer Ki ng, Jr. {Harper & Row. Illustrated, 560 pg$., $19.95). ond II hn elready been praised In tenn.a ol "the first ma~o' biography" ofl Dh Kino. Th1t dubious burlon ol CALL 856-2310 for Information. critique, Pla'fbO'f, feels tl\at since Oates 1\aa written " civil r•ghts" blogT8Phles on th.ellkes of Abraham Lincoln(?). John Brown, and Nilt Turner. he Is ultimately qualified lo wrile on Dr. i(lng . Thit'5 almost 11!1.e .sayl no that someor,e w"'o't revieWed Spyro Gyra, or, even Buddy Bolden, lstnereoy Quail tied 10 documont John Cola•ne. Not that ono1 when speaking of western objectJvlly, expects the media to take a King biography seriously 1111 happens to be a eomptohtntlvo momolr from the mo.sl ii!VthorltatJ"'e SOurce tin orte case U10ne 8enrum, tne mosl eomprehensl11e 81a.c.k American historian In lhe lest two decades; In another ease. King's very articulate wife). 8ut the av1d publicity o n this pu•hlng II as Illhe life ol Dr. boo~ Kino llad n.over been OOcumented ~~~~~~rdl~u~oP~~:;:~:~rlate. u lnlerrtng I long·Standlng m Y1h abOut bleck people being Ynable to dOCiument their own kJgaclea, automatically selling blacks against anyone else doing 50, whotner good or bad. In '"e case ot Mr. Qato.a, there ts- conslderabla room for doubt. His bOok Is a bulwark document ol the Civil Rights movement ot the and 60's, 01 at least the major events ancrmaoy ttard-to-flnd ··so·s trad.ltlon among black Bapt1St5, anyt'low, among others) some teadlng quotea C:tuma,lly a,ppllet1 out of context, and the same; FSI tffpe that haa b&en paeaed down !tom J . Edgar Hoover to Jot\n A Williams' lll·applled use of aald manutacturlng.s tn the early·tnlo 1o·s. Whal lhls lhruol amounts lo Is a new. s-licker mat ttod of graftlno already tired lies arouno tne history o' • ver)' f\umblo inte,...rws. medle Oates· documentation o, the pertod Is formidable In Its accumulation Yet. What he has. aeeumulatt!O. and now he asserts-the Jacts. \a qu. .uoooble. His reponing 01 lhe jealousies that t<Aa!ootm: X mer tlave borne towatd-s Kiog dOes not ratce lntQ prQper accoun1 tne wellknown respect that eaOfl man 5hlif6d tOW.fd5 the othef. F\Uth6f, Oates does not really take full account of Malcolm's contribution to tho blae)l. Bf!Sthetlc, which t s essential to the 'un unoentan<Jlng olD<. Kino·• work .• ••••&&~ec\GIIy In a bool( ::~:r!~:~~~~n,e~~~ tha CMI Rights movements of the 60' s . ..-Is utportlngs of King' s eonatant hiccup fits sound suaplck>ualy like. a revlsJHno to the wor!it aspects of tile recent TV melodrama Kfng; reeall Ul8l1he film introduced thle mys1erlou.sty unmentioned stde of Kino'• heallh. naming Corella Scott King' s memoJrs as ltle source. Her book mal\ea no mention of this whatsoever ._ H owever, one pofnt Which reflects the lnactequaCJiea of Oaurs' re!.earch ''the umpteenth literary offering o f K ing's supposedly Illicit nxual .slt1o;"'-and the dogged wotk of the FBt to d Jscredn the Doctor on ttJese grounds. What Oates trfes to present Is lhDI, even indlvfdual, lo Ihe name oL urlng-ln aflecl -l~all rr-" un11')h'II(ODie and lnhumaf! to Dtllleve that a person absolut4'1Y nav&r cheated on his loved ones Too, Oatu' Is •uppoaod to bring lho King If method mythos down to earth, it does Just the opposite: plctuono King a~ the IOfly ob)eol ol •ome eontamporaltzed Greek lragBcty, helplessly bound lo hl.s lol by domh,uerlng forces of hapta5s late. Tho them•llc IUS! does nol wasn; Kino's whol e leg acy WA.$, 16 about confronting the notion of ue~te fate with lh& human \lltalltV to chanQ_e what Ia tJnjtJstly placed ae the Inevitable. Furthef. King -as all who face eanhly 5upprestlon- faced not thft workings of m lachlevoua dletl6s, but ihe direct and subtle mtnlp ulaUon s ot perverted human l><>lnga, ~I• boo~. as oo many hlotor1ana ha.veln lhelr lolnlod tUitu&e for objectfvlty .~fe a(.$ nuu.e facts aa belno Jnch:Sel'ltaJ. II we are to truly comprehend the legacy teft tJS' by Matt In Lutner King, Malcolm X, and 60 many other5 Who have given their liVes for our human creed, then thtN'e must be an end to re·worklngs ol tho facts. Time, now , to abOlish objectlvlty, suojectlvfty, and t!l a!se Which keepa us from judlclouoly applying lhe lrulh. C™E . . ental ~STREET • 842-12H2 Western New York's #1 International New Wave Night Club Oct. ·~th 10/B Ju: C:~1 tiUC ,All..,. W4 ONnet. O.t 111 U.• Wr i ' t Hocldl.S.dl6 ~-! 16..50,.1 & 11. . lOJ' IIII"M--- ~ "''tl\tllt J.II,OO AI .... STARK NAKED - 10/10 Cl&.u lur Mf ~US' Oc:t. 9th ,. Oa. lOth I• NEW TOYS NASH THE SLASH ~lmt ~~~o1ta THE - SAXOPHON£ QUAJ.tO ~.60 _. 10112 M$t Cllrc.,. 311oti .n.- SOfrt SUl.S IANOSC.OOat,_ 10/lJ OE..SI'DtADO 4 P:~~A Vtc.» S••llt tt * '-"11,00 s;... l0fl4 St11Y1w..l II~~« UC Sot~ Slnet' 80UY- •at.J,I(•• IAHD S7.S0 .at I ' 11M 10/ts JJI..IMANJ,&.RO Jnr ru. Ovtntl $4 _00 ,u Oct. 14th BLOTTO • 10/U '1f• FMt.54tJ.1 el fJ!Jt.\ O..t~" ftviii(:Wifr WY"TOti MAJISAUS OUAATr u.so u a' 111101 Bands on Other Dates to be Announced MIXED DRINKS 2 for t he price of 1 on Weds. tbru Sat. CANADIAN MONEY AT- PAR Ttcke's a.&-.Tic,etron Outtetl. at the door or phone: 854·141 5 n the h. .rt ol 8UtiJ I0•5 Olstrlc~. tnute right neil door to Sh . .'6 Thelltr. �"Rocks /paper/ scissors" equals Pfaff in flux ""'Jo ._ t»etno treated ro B ..,.,. lint ttl -~· by Judy PI•" tniS - -· Hallwollo Gollery It Ito turing on tuc:hlbh ot Parr oollegC.s and rtntWed and >n'<.londi"'I IIMm • vtaualllon The frames ha.,. bMn di-ced from tM!< fui\Cilon u ~n111111 "endosures·• and t'ti'V't. In tact, -.,..,. oncloaecl tNtn..,..os 1.,. ''AocltiiPAI)eriSC:IUOfl,·• whk.h la a laudo~ f. .t, lo lly 1n light ol tho compllcatlono pcMikl by tht WOfk'a monurMnlll .eat• T I hoe tranalaUon ot th-1 artlsHc PfoeHtlnto an an form h ... f 11 the artlat'a mld·1SI70t proteaslona.l beginnings. Outing thai period, I the Hollwllt~ Judy Ploll It IIIIo c atnip, a sen.ory delight, 1hen tht Albright-Knox Pfatl ta rather like warm g1noer ale-the sparkle ovOfWhelmed by an unexpected aJ60 w~ l lllutttated In 1M Afbrtght· !(no• ••hlblt. Pfoll, who hu Pfaff wu most lntereatld In heaviness thln~lng preparatory draw1ng l da11ng from o~preaslng the !'Uo,lo poaslbllltluo ot the human figure, auch an Iconography, ¥1111F'I Ua etandercJI Of proportion and llml11tklf11 on shape and ou1llne. gave Pta It wnat ' "'rtd ~t ated " I want lhlfe to be a of aynchromesh betwHn my ot climate. Preu span\ ond t~• moklng ol the work. to frH tht geature wfth the tN»ught.'' glvee many e)lamples of thla Idea In ht f 111111 wortc.. From ttlt $lrokel of paint on ot•s• to ten caya In residence at tr'll Albr'ght·Knox Art Gellery cree1lng her muUJ.medla lnttlllttiOJ'\ " Aock/Paper/Scluora .. around the talrcase apace connecting the the raw, direct appearance of nastily-cut too• ana pieces ot me111. Pfoll vtsualftl l tht l)l if'ltlnQI'IcuiC~tlng ~.... .. Roc:ka/Papers/'Sc.liSOta" 1.1 a wonthwt'lllt e11.hlb+t t"'UQh from Ptaff'a nisi Of)' of e•cel)encao, more ahOUid ha'<l bMn ollored Pomaps ten day• was too ahof1 a tlme In whleh to develop 1 truly great ptece, or pathiPI tnt lhMf sc• J• of ttle extublt IPict waa o~t-""'hetm i~ What s.eema mosl likely Ia '"" Ploll I t fllhlng \round lor new models of e xpr ts~n. And she'a fishing too sluggishly Ptr"IPI 1 111110 milk ol M anganese 8tue wilt allevfete tho.se symptom• and roatont this arHat's creative vmt PIall'• colltg e& wmM " Ht,WIIt$ until Ocr. 30th and Pllll"t/nsrtHafion wlltrrmain tnllll~ II lht AIIH/giii•Knoil u~l/l No., r4. Photo: Scot FIIMr a.he lotm•. ••an otllclal way to stop and start."' Within theaa boundaries Pfaff waa abto to uplote mort of tho psychological connotations. the 1mag01 eod Imageries aiiOCIIfed with the body'a stn.~cture. Tl\tt Hallwallt Exhibit contains several Ptalt ligures, posed over computer paper, with their angufat tapered Umba ond INturoless forma In an overall Cycladle lllltu,._ The other construcuona art more c:onQfned with detlgn, u tast-oac;ed and ac:tl0n4M'H as ~ny tntetnauonaf Grand Prix (mlnua the g<ll"'l>llllng). An aggressJve aptead ol eMmet, sn&.kaskln. painted WOOd, p trte shims. tin, lrklooctnt pl10Uc, point globa and atlcka roar up tn front of lhe •lower 11 ttlpto digit rpm. The lurid colore and artificial patinas of thue compoallonel element a also contributed 10 POlyrhy1hmlc visual speetacla.. Pfaff describes theoo qualities ol spoecl and moHon lrr har work u ..quotes from Futurlam;· ttflecUno the buattng, IUP41fiDnlc upeel.a of t.he modern aoe. Y 11 benellh oil of thlo lnttlclcy IIU Poll's cat11rully otructured unde<f>lnn.tngo. Tht lllualon of oniiOpy Is dtllbtlollly crNted by an IY8ft d lt,.,.tlof llllnlfon .,..,,.,.. - b y lht bel~ at ruck batw- swltftldlooonato,lnd solid ahapn-the counla.ri)Otnts of movement. The artltt'a concern for atruc-turt and the prldOmlnanl roto It plo,.ln hot ott 11 1 direct lnlhJenco of pointer AI Hold, Pfaff's lnatructot at Yale. Htlc:l pfopounda t.hll atructure-the relationship of 1n art work'a eomponente- la lhe bi.M from wttlch artlallc meaning and dlrecuon take pleee.. Stn;cturel clarUy. unlike atructuraJ elmpllclty. pt>tstntl the enlafa lmage In a manntt ~lch ttftecta the !mao• Itself. Thu1. HtkS'I IIIQI, blade ~ whlta paJnllngl, UM a geornettk: atrvcture that alton fOf comp!D, _,_..,.,.. llfoolcll, lllualont ol ·~· FO< Pfolf. lilt · strveture ant VHI her aplrallng . - ni"'IIY ctoaotk: ll!llgot. PI oil 1110 <11111111 lrom her montor't otylt otlltudlnlll~. Pall'• huge coll'ogu oro lrlt~Y and ploylul, clothed In glluery/gorlan hues anct .ael smographlo Une•. In one wor'k rramll are lntlfepereod Jn J"" deolgn, swathed In palnl "'*'' to.... er and upper floors. The lnstallauon ta an lmpreaalvo demot~stfatlon of Pfall'a gestural vocabulary. whloh hll earned her the distinction o f bolng one ot the few sculptors ever to transform Abstract ExprestloniJM Into tt\1 tf\lrd dimenSion. HOWtYif, U Wll disappolnUng to ' " Pfalt'a mUCh· used vocabuJary of conet . palnted bfanchos and lacquered COlli of Mylar combined Mit In much tM same way as they 1\ave been In P<INtO<IS Pfall tnllollotlono. It s.eems as If tM sculptor 11 sean:hlog lor .orne new methOd of extKeulon and tn the meantime., ' ' Just !OCyCflng some ..old ldtu anc1 g1vtno Buffalo the myotorlouol~ t ltted result; mysta~a btcauu tharo 11 nothlllll rock·llkt, p-r· like or scissor-like tn ttl• whole exhlblt. Pfaff It In flux, as the Albtlght·Knox Installation ev1nc.1 1. With " Rocl<a/Papor/Seseot11" Ptaft hU lowered her color· VOlume. To relay hor tmago of BuffaJo, Pfaff uses tho wattr· logg,.S groyiJh.OiuOI Ol Nl1g1r1 Falls and contraata thtm w'lth thfc.k ribbons of orange. The lOflslono cauaecl by tht lnteracllont of tho cotor_.lt11 produC41tht e!l<llng lluld motion wllk:h hu lilt effect of mlkllllltht viewer .-n to lfoll UPIIIIrl llkt d~ftwoocl. Unlortunaflly, lllllllllht cool dati< rano- of tho opec1Nm 1110 import• Pfolf'a -"with negative qualllloa. For 0<\t, tho atmoaphtro ol tht tlolrwoll 11 sc:hlzophronlc. At ti!Titl It 10011\1 ~~~~:or:' :!f~~:!t;'bt::~:~~!. Jutting thre•ll"'IIY frOm lht wolll. At other Umet, the pltct MeMI nef'\lous or frenzied, 11 shown by the chartreuae pfne ttH and It I echoing vortex of ehadowa. Becauae of thlo oplll ptroonollly tho atmosphtrllllkttchy, hesitant. ut~certaln ot wMttlt wants Ita vlewera 10 look: Thla llml<ltty harma tht """'" " ton.. The trnm.nae ICilt ol tilt staircase ..,..., whk:h mtgtlt have 1)<0\'tCI troul>leaomt, It hatldltd wtll by ,,. artlll .,. u... equaJty upanal\"e twatchM of ~ntlnd ~JIQII&a, 10.,. - · on the wall oppos.Ua the tt'lttance. Hero Pfolf uaos lloflter, loal ~ utura·t ed cokWI to cs..mphatlzt tho olzo and weight of tho lormo. Thto trompo l'a.ll modlflcollon of the viewer·• parc~Uon 11 another 'AI Hold' technique wlllcn Plaff hU altered and IMOIJ)Orlted Into her art wotk. It 11 auoce.aalullv Mr. Boston Schtlapps. r '-DOlo -(Ill &oMntt.o::.==-·:.c::f~~=-e::!l'le $91roltd0....,, 01110• 75!\oO.eiHP\ua, S~S.W•• ~N"ew 't'I:IA,.Ntw'lbrllt0011 ..-~~~ tO.,.,.IOOpoOI!f~o,. tr.4 ..,.,..0...~oKY, QA. 1tll �Dialogue with a~ jazz legend: Abbey Lincoln at -the Tralfl .._ _ _ _ __ _MJch..l F. Hopklne Amlnato Mo"""· 1979 S rte c:amt , tt'lll lltluttqut, llrono·bafled, smooth·&klnned ooto.n 81aoJo. women, 1ht btOO<I or Hmts-foroottet~ flowing In her Ytlna., tne unheard .song ot the Wind gatheri ng tempGsta II\ her Ups._ Amr\\ta Moseu, lh•legendary Abbey Lincoln, took tho Trellamad'ore Cafe by storm Jut Saturdiv nlgl'lt, 1nd It was an event Joog ewallod by thoae who saw her at the o ld lrelf aoma a yeats aQO. Like the characttf ot Paut La! c:e Dunbar's poem When lrtallnd'y Smgs (Whictl she '"d Etlc Dolph mono otllers, fmmortaltzod musically aoo•. oYer 20 )'OJrt An\lnata. 1 na e giver. Ll'lcoln b)' two Afrletn head• of state, Ia unsurptlllblt Regally a.aucy e.J\0 atways in control. ltlt embrace~ tho emfltn tmo11ona of a .song and weavet the 81ac:IC. Magkl ot Jau w1tn tht calm of 1 ta~n bow, I he majestic fury of alorm end lh• mystery ol a raindrop f«Hmlng '" the air .. She helmed a marvelous quan~ '4-hOte instrumont~lsts '*•r• a ll st'"' mus•c&ans tn New YOfk, all sons ol .Jau artisl s gruUy reno-.Md In thett respect l~oe ' ' " o1 btrlh PWt,t.s1 Jatne..s Weiman commands a sptdety nng•ng l041C.h tnat yl!l•ds stunnl"gty ful.,bOd.ecs sound. Buatat Billy Jonnson neatly bvatect tl\e tOOl when tile instrumenlaUst romped throvgn lhe Clifford 8town.Mu Roac.n '16rS.Ion of ''I'll Rem.e-mbel Apnl'"·thls durlno ll'lft IOl.lnckheckt His brother. Mark Johntot'l, la a arummuttt of mn•mum prooorllons, a higf\-ateppt:ng dancer of me 5-I(Jns and lfiPJ They Wlft serious and they w•re ready. {Not wilhout fun, nowe.,er. At II'\• end o l the soundehec:k. I shook hands with the I>Uslst, w ho 1'\ld jull Hnlstled that tncredlble run Of "'I'll Remember :!'~~:·"~"~~~~~~~~cunningly and t,.d me " Next time I'm a play l eo by Amlnata , II was a deadly unit ol music whoto flow w as near Infinite ·•vou'ro M o; Thrill'" said U, running rrom aullry moonglo~ 10 fiery sunrise sllOutlllO Us chetlen~e to J:tiU ·sle~olng tlorlzoos. There were c andlelit renditiOns ol Stevt• Wander Dall1diry, and • shadow-enwrapped perlotmence of Ou~e Ellington's •·Soptlislluted Lady.. which haunted all present ~l!' the sttnowue oJ S.ltle Holiday as well. At th•t moment . meny ol us cou~ oot netp but wond~ what 01lght na-ve nap""eo nad net him producer$ In the mb&O's bHn able to .star Am•nata as L•av O.t She tool(s tf'l.t: p.ar-t, $1ngs the mus~o ana. lull took1ng 11 films '"'e For rtt• c.ov• ol N tt and Not111ng But A M•n ,is a hrst<lass Gramane aeueu The CMffec-t eoiT\bklaUon. otMoustv What na~od It: I hit, Amlrtlll flk.e meny o,.,_, or themore societally· mouvatea Blech lt1 1stJ during the 60' s.. found hef'Mif su6dlnty In the attls.IUccokS, 5ltiJQgllng to •vrwtYt A• a '••~II. htr produc:e~s coukl not gac'*" the hn.ances neus"laty tor 1 motkWt cHcture~ a.nd uw .s1ory of ••eva l - . : l"~a on lha to of tht """"' anc:t t"\oe bHn · •• Blllle Holiday ..,...,ually •• • tha Ironic lata ot being wbltowaslled by • Bla ck-tun OOfPQfl tlon. Or, as Amfna ta .MlO to nte between sets. -CHana .,.., ""'~ ano - knoWI Wl'lll She did. We Ill 40 •• But It bu.reacraUc pressure had fOtCecl htr to unoattaJ\e a nJr.e-year sabbatical from lfve enterta!Mnl. n~ ltrm dttetm lt~atlor. to s1ay trtHJ 10 ~eruu h•s paid oft for Aminal a 5nce 1'111 re.. miHgtd Into tha Uetd even atronge, than 8!\0 wa.; be lore: at 1 lime when Jau, when Black creatMty Is needed more tnan t vtf In 11'1 11 dengttOUIIY 9Uiulcalland of Amttrlc• Furt.her,.she has to&I none ol the beauty o f he~ charm or spirit. ft e..nythlng1 ahn Is youngtK now. bolder beyond oven her fierceSt expression$ 1mong tho likes of M ax Roach, Booker U ltle, and Coleman Hewklnl 1n the 1960's, In a tong like her own ' 1CagDd B ird /' where one<:an teet the awesome power of w1ngs gathering aplrl tt and brea)l.tng the bars. one reaJizeo the lrulh; that rn a Clly ol m,nuflctured notion, hlrs ls a mfnd all her own In an age of mt.st proctueuon and sllft-ed tN ma.naOMJ tl\lt, reelly.lt'• the . paopla..,. anc:t they mo" If pa rMMI It po11t~e tor 1.1a to make a. SO, l t'a a ftfY rewerd1f!O lime II' not~lng. (Smlla~) Yas, ll'atr"". PS: I IH ttt• rtlltctfon In thtt Ltncoln,J Um hm I 'm stronga, no~ PS: Trtll's verv notlcflllbft. · Lincoln: Ia It? I'm mor11 expertenc. 11 g rowing, Ana t have this WOt\Ot they're very lnspl,aUonal eo:~:r:::!~"h!'W~:·~c:o~~:.~·,: :~::. ~c::~~=~~ :0~~~:::!~· motivations, tn.e woman ~~~thO 11111 amu.. ro Int. name ot Abbey Ur.c:oln comes forth 'nto our I,Ve,, onyl-etdfngty and IOttver a natural A common garthn llowet child W1th hOPfJ and d,.1m1 to ' "' '' AJtd Ylslon• ol fi'Oin« WOikl I witt ItA• )'OU ,,.,, !rom " Pointed t..oy•• • Prod!Qa_l Sun.:. Finst of 111, ~lnata, wtlcom• tucJc to Bulf•fo. Llncotru Thank you, Mlchul II'• really wondttfut to bo back here, and oaPK:Iatly lO &ee ttle prog ress fn the growth of the Tr11fama.®te. 1'-fe aeen one o ther room like 1,ts, 11'1 In Paris It'a c.elled the Jau. Elite. It's juar wondet·ful to be here t QVIII thtfl'l nol &I"!Oih.er room mce ttlls anyplace In the StAles tor the muslf TM muaic The audlt.f'\Ce5 F\ere a re very w arm. tney've made mo feel very Wtltome, and I'm thankful tor tf'laot too. Boc;.aus.e tt'.s eve.ryth.ng. THe~ 10 hear you, and to see you, lnd il's What they bllng with them that makel .._ It Cloflfmines \tl.n&t the -lormanoe !s OOU>o 10 be. tn tht fina l anatyals. PS: l"tl soy toot Urey OtougM quito • 011. /utlging by ,,. ••r. r~,~~:hv':t~~:~:~=~ bi'Olhe trying, for a whitt, 10 gathe~ this 1 for tht nex 5 y..,.. 11\)"\\lf'ay, th.a11 ol things And I took fOI"Nar ~ toe place to study SOITWt more Beau lt'.s hatd to gatMr lntOtmatJon to new out~ The tac.t tnat 1 t\a:;s ; ~·,. hu entlched my Ide a qu;et f()( a mln.ute, and not ma • tot · In betwHn sets, Amlnata and I had an ooportunlt y to speak at ~•ngth. It was the tlrst Ume t had sun her slrfce 18791 end thete were m•ny questions... - "YOU ~.,.. t~ tha Ptodue.fll anc:flhow~ to pe~"form•nce- Your ''•~~~~~. /It • •P«I• I haw~ •tw•r• ,.,, • ItsUng lmprnalon on you. At this polru, ho• t~t our.a you uy your mor• rKent Ill VII& hav. alfet:ted your p.-ritNm•n~ tnd your "',.ate outlook" my lila P$:. I ,-.c•ll th• oet:ltJon upon " pr~(p/tOUI tlmt Lincoln: Vet PS: I Wlnt to •tk rou abOut lh• b m1m1Htra come I rom? HoW~~t d1t1 yo come together? Lincoln: Well, I Wll wo rking 1n a , lilt winter. Steve Coleman, .,.,..o 1 didn't ltlnow ht was a musician. a ana t ul<ad to/hat he playoo. He • aft In with me Saturoay night. He Sot asked Steve .. Do you know o He stnt me Mar~ Mll'k bf'oughl " James Wtldman Th8ft·~~ le new crowd o• r fotebe~allke flndlng, '"'' New YOtk. 100; rt.e me-r~ go to the h'o wondetlul IO< lha m'tslc oeco. ofso. they m&ko a !Iring PS; And trt•y·,. right on tl'!• s.pot lftlcoln: Yu PS: - . lor lh• p.op,. Ll~n: Um rtm I tMf th-at we .It£ conllnulng PS! 8tltliy. Wtrll• d0«1 IICh bll'll Uncoln: Well, the Jo,naon brotf'IP Mlfw•u~H. Ohlo Thay •••• a ••u Mltwauk" ; hla name Is Scat Johr accompllat\od alto In the mu11C; t they're pr.ctded by theh father PS: AIIO wh'l th•y're 10 YO"I tn I Llneoln: Yes. Now, our p lano play Youngstown, Ohio. Hla lather Is • So the music continues. lustll~e PS: Tlt"'l tht Wit fO put lr, yu t thll '<c.Q'tld Blrd" h••II'Own SJfiC even since 'tOUt riOOfdlng ol il on Unco4n:: You know, the aplnli th~ aro loyal ond they icWt Ul. II mo<< acHrlta become the vlaltots wnen • P<>nlbla IO< Ul to llllna. h"l OIMC thlo a. lot. They 11ay In cer1a1n am Bacauu tht mUll<: 11 aplrtt""'· yo (AI that point. wo - a lnterrupl tl\tlr PfOfUJJonal taaka. ForhJ-n•t• 8.PfodiQaiS...!Thoa-trum . Ftldlll'. l '- 1 1 1 : ! Planlol J t - W.tman "Command• a aprltely, rlngl~ toucn �.... ... ~ ~ ..,._....., ~~;."';~ lea.sl 30 years.. Now. I've become on 10 upstahs:· The people oome to ,. 1 lot of talk lo tho I ndustry about ,0 produaors e"d 1r1e agents and 4/Jie who bring ua e·v orythlng. The bi t tor tne p roducers t9 pay us, tnQ and dO wnat we do, anyway t Ide. MlctuutL It's r.ot been lot 'l'le at• 1 aver was. And I'm younger too. i~f~ ind eo;erythlng, b""Ut th~ Child in tTH! band that I"m working tNIH'I, and ;OO Mr Ja.n'ies Waldman I've been \ 1 so f think, for I he next, probably e m 11"!ng appearances. Doing a lot ·oalfy llodlng my way to a very qu1et .-.hen you're appearing all the 11me. ITia vP whh new composltlon5. a 111lt* to oo this lor aboul e dOJ"fJJ'' lilcl tthal) I hao a chance to be ot appearances. has amt>elllsned :t' you roolr thsl tseve. It wes ate very 1 SlJfiCtriCIJII'I, where do each of the ome across lhem, and how did rhey r; tn Now York oelled Sw&et Basil's 'Om Ch1cago, came In to .see me. f a"ed him II he was.. He saJo yes, t.al(opnorte. So t aksed him to come : ana M brougttl the house dOWI"'. ··m• youno mt.l$1elans like your-self? .. ' Is brother Billy, and they brougt me ''OtJns tnat clte wondttfful like their go1n mlnl}, Ttrite·s a new culture In oot a.na play They play all day, and thler Ylnuosity Is •ncreascd. And i!IV biU5ed thai lh(l. MUSIC IS IJmDIY ClOme from? ~arl>. ano Billy, come !rom ~mo s a famous $Inger In ·1. And I ~tnow that's wt1y they're -ao -1use they 1\ave a reputation . and /flstrumenralify. Jame5 Weidman, I$ frorn • copnone pla~er by tne same name. ''" rh taugh). J especlalfy lll<e the Wl't ne original rime f heard you sing It, l lnted Lady. That /low, again. •til us when we embrace the music ' ' Hue to that, those feelings, those come to the stago. and make i1 ' thai the men I'm working with do Ot'lal place. In spiritual place. \now that.__,. 1 by a tew people In tl\e luncUon of , dltector Ed Smllh, who knows 1 .--.:=·~~~: Mark Johnson • 1 dtumn-ra.ster of ma•lmum proportions... •· Amlnale well, lnYited us 4JP to hla: loti above lfle Tralfamacfore. Ttlere. amidst a panoramic wfndow view. mota mu$1o, and calmer alf, we conllnued. There was the surpr•s.e of finding her classic Stralghr AnestJ album to be back In print. Not so surprising, thougl\, wu the fael that was paid no residuals by the recotdts current label.. A.nd so 1t goes. some say......) . PS: t went to go back lore mmut&. to the pomt you were maMnp ebour taking that les~e of 11tl$ence. (In t-9'19) you wem Into • lew of the thfngs that wfte ollered you etter Nothing Bul A Man. Looking Into It, thertt were 8 lol of r&asons Why ~ou htd to fa~e-Lincotn: Not after Nfllhlng But A Msn~ I got WOrk for For The Love 0/t~y aftor Nothing But A Miln. For tlltl LOVD ollll'f , peQpte thought 1 wold t:lo a lot of other thing&. Bul Life hasn•t changed for us here, really. On some levels. On other levets It ha$. The fact that I made the movie at aU, lt'le fac t that Sldnay Pottier WfS number one In the world was a change. But. aher Ivy . ·t didn't got any oHers tor anything that I was interested In doing. And. since I h-aOn't planned a movie careeu. I IIJd ou1. Because I didn't get excited. really. I think that some people dtd, but n didn't excite me because life is more than a movie. 'I'm glad, though, that tney stili olay tl'lat Him (smiles} at least once or twice a yeaJ. Isn't •nal. wonderful! PS\ Thertt wes one role that yov were lllth&r being consldtJr~ lor (In 11'111 m/d.(i()'s), or someone was st ertlng to gather 8 111m around you lor. That was {lor) some kind of a film dealing w/,11 the life of 8 111/B Holiday ._, lincoln: After For Love oii"Y Jay WEtSton. who was one of the producers lor Ivy secured the rights fOf the Billie Holiday story with me In mind, thls Is uue Than he want to somebOdy to finance it. {Note: According to a Jet cover .story In the 4/15165 Issue, a possible source may have been Flo Kennedy, a New York lawyer wOo handled the ostate.s of Lady Doy and Cher11e Parket. In the article. Kennedy is named as U'le p lanned producer.) And thad out. and no1 oono things that pooplo thougnt f would do. He couldn't really get the money on my name ato.ne. But you know, aher For Lo~e oltvy, many singers wanted to make movies (both smile). It's ttue! It had nothing to do with a cbnt est at a H. It's just that Berry Gordy could allord to mke the fllm,and the producer woo wa:s my frtend. could not. And so, Diana Ross was privileged to use the name or Bnlle Holiday. • Tho story ot Billie Holiday ha.& not been made yet She/~ed her story. ,end we all know h&f atory. And, um, tne story that Diana Ross was privileged 10 ma.ka was not the story or Billie Holiday. Diana knows I his, PS: I ~lleve thBI was my ned questl6n. llnco1n: Diana knows what she did. We all do. The story Is a valuable story, though, In the fife of the people. because Billie Holiday waa a massenger. And a prophet "God Bless The Child" she laid has neve'r been mora lmportantlo me than - well. I uncJe,stand 111e $000 better today 1~81'\ t ever did, because ol the life ll'lal we live f1Qr11 • now. Thi&ls the story in tno oountry analn the worfd toaay. Goa blest 'fltJ Cttlld that's got hit own. If you do~·~ h,ave nothlng, shame on you! We wenl on and on, discussing among other ltem5, an upooming album encluding Randy Noel, the a (ea pJanisl who accompanied Am•nalt at the Tr'alfamadore In '79. One ol lt\ll most lntereatlno Items was the current a'Stum with Archie Shepp, Hlllon Ruiz. and other prime movar.s, called Patnte<l Lady. n 11 curiou5 to note tt1at the uue tune was wtltten While A.mlna-a was en route to Melody Fa.l r. Seems ttla cab was slating at Nata • som8what obtlqtiety, then Hnally asked her something 10 the eUKt ot "What -are you?'' The answer formed one of Aminala's m<He powerful tf'lllrnes1 and one of her gre1test albums..... ...._ Lincoln: It was released in the UnHed States as Goraen tady1 ttuough drl\ler 0 ~::!:r~~~,~=~~!h~"::~~~~~e~t·r:!~~~:~~:e ~~~t:::e~em;~;~p~and all tfle.se people. atld gave me tf'le ~Jibu.m 'o bring to the: Unlled States 10 release here~ II'S my ptopeJty. I leased ll tO Inner CU)". J've tlaO a goOd reaction to tnls album. All the Musto that I've had il chaoce 10 record, all the things I did with Max Roach ear h~t in my career, are btenlng my llfe right now. p·s: There was tlso • bit of editing thtJt w•s dontJ betwtltm tilts for{gmall album and th~ Yetsfon I hat was rBIBased In thf! U.S......., Lincoln: I like what Irving t:lld, though. When I ma.Cle tnls -~burn. It was l rom t:OO p .m . to about .t;OO fn the momlng We ~idnf t r eal!~ start 10 uolll 6:00 in the eve!'llno~ So almost ever\' take was ttle tlut and onl·y ta.tce, Anci. although ' 'm happy and thanktu\ for the album. tt' s not e~actly what J had In mlnd. So I was glad when Irving edlled 'Golden Lady\' (thai wu the one, espec:lafly). Becaus.e It dou make people feel uncomfortable; il made mtt feel uncomforltble to ttea:r myself saying to the musicians uu•s not really at ttle rigl'ltlernpo H 9ut ii ' S ftiiJI. That's how you Jel tomet>ody t<now what i t Is you reallt want~ And they weren' t $VfJpQ$•r1 to know, because we'd lust come together. PS;. For many PtJOPit11 hesrlng you .uy lhet on the orlglnat of the l lbvm Is &omethlng oflhe migle, of e•pturlng the m•glc of • session 1/kelfflt. lincoln: f'm glad for tiJat. The people In Europa f11t that way abovl 11. That's why Gerard dldn'l want to change anything, because It's a happenlno. a·ut in Europe, the poeple are more real, In regards to the music, because they have music ot t"elr own. In I he United States, we are the music, and the people don'l want 10 admit 11. So, we're edited and not taken seriously. record .. ~~~: ~~ :·~:.~~ ~~1·~ . ,· '\ ~:~:r;, lJ ;-; ~"i~W:R~ ~;.t;2i~ ;#~ B•nlot Billy Jol>noon �r'E:Eis , ' Mazursky's Tempest loses something in translation Ihi COUIIItfl>OI1 tO Arlol In She,eape.are'l p«ay. Whon llllr arr!Vo on tl>o lslond. they are grHted by a c1arlnet· pleytno. acuzzy~lookii"'O goetherder no~ Ctllbonos (Raul Julio). Ho _ _Br1dget Storm N eylor L Sh1k11puro lUll 11~~ Whllll Ulod IO bo. Paul prool oooug~ et'a face u. totka, Matursky:. a..taltfOPhlc adaptation of ,.,Pf'~l ts rh• o l lhtl, M&XJJflt(y, who d irect- & oroouced tl'ld co-wrote th, mcwle with Leon CIDelanoa. haa Mazurky~a llll<lt hit lull lor Mlronda nord 10 horrandnua chalet of rf)UIIo. The flflt song WI htlf It O.VO'I ''Whip It,.. blaring oul of Mlta.n<tt's "bOx." . Subaequent ICII"lll fNIUfl conlfot. • Collbanoo cavorting wlh hit gooto Unlonunottly, lilt altfMI)I Ioiii tuctvloua C.llbanoai who olten Iolio Pl>ll, " You Ito dod. boss! You Ill Gocll" Ptlot IO theH myttlr;ol miMrably. IOf tn. mo•~ 1'1 unable lo UPIUtl 1~1 GtPU't ol IM OflQinaJ onf)r e few ••oue •nc;Ucatb\s that ltlutfon~ pt.y. and sev.ra• 01 1f\t ma)Of I"*"'" are dillorted ~ 1~1 eeUU'olcJ adeplal~ The slc>ry cent.,l I IOUnd Phil o.rrteltlus. t W~ woutd be Pfotpero 1n tne play ano Is Played ""-'' by , John C.SMvettt, a f0f1yta.tt. ~oc:~·~~~~:~~ !'~,:~~~r.•:;~"~. hates hla aterllo llfeetylo and boglns to proJect thlt hatred onto tnos ..around hit.\. At one point, ho even hu 1 vlalon of him sell committing aulcldt. Ill I lftlf Onl Ol hla ClOI!IIIQUti.S ~UfflfS a t'IIIJ1 ltiiCtli lf'CI dl•.s t~ll bf.Qina to vrondtf' U IP,Ia lS what lila 11 teadlng to He stens 1 10 k)ok fOf' ••a 0\.11' ot IM GIIQU'Itlngty IISIIIUt and sp4rilually barren Mant11Uan ututy.. wttk.h M nu created toe' f\•mHII Pn" ltn<b tt'iat he e,a.nnot relate ""'Y hOwever. we are gtven PI\H "'' any ton of apec::taJ poW'et. Ht It contlantly otar-oazlng UIIOUgh hit f)(ec:loul l e i -. Whelf\W lrom the root of his Manhattan apatt"*''• Of from tne pc>rell ol nlo enll-na'nolng (irHk ICM'trtll He nat ~r&monltory-type • dflaml about Wale' a.nd storms t l"'d. In one acooe In hla 1 apa"ment, we &ot him c:auylng o.n a tort ot conversa11on with uopar-upper mk:Sdll class Greet\ llghlonlng. Au tnll 11 1uppostc11o tortthadow the ellmu of the fn()¥1t when Arttonla and Alonso Pl\llwori<o"""'*' · lo ~IS daugllll<, Mllonda, ployod by Molly Rfngwold And finds out that his w1fe. """'Ill Mtonla (Gena RowiOII<It). It navlng on affair with f\la boulconHaclor, AlOnso tvnlorlo Gruoman~ Into It lhl rlnat IUIW. sot out to fltr'e¥1 Mlrat'lda anCI .,lind Pnll'l leland paradloa- So Phil d«:kMa to tet·u m to hie '"foots." and ends up on a gorgeow, lototty ttololod Is la nd - -· In G.-e. He llflngo OIOftG Mirando (OQolnot his wllo's wloiiU) an<1 his roc:onlly ocqulrod mill,... Arotha (Susan Slranoon ~ movie's climax and ~ctueton. Anolhor problam I hod w11h It lh~ only olhor lnhobllonl ol tl>o Julie It hUatloua ' " the role ol maote and a.ch'.ntu!a Thl a lnatteQuecyo Ofllll)' rlduco '"' potential ettecUveneu of the 1111nd end, having lived In IIOII UOn tOr to long, t\6 Is totafly HX·IIarved. Consequently<,"' tn. obMquaot.Ja, aef¥11e, and anemptod to modernize thla c;ll.ssk Shak.e1pearean t a le of alomonto moonlnglultr In tile 111m's -«<I Througn nlo tt lncope, """ tMm I I?;PfOiehlng and ettaln 1 tlorrn to tilly will be ollll<en up, b<ll wllhod asi>O<o unllarmtcl. MIOnO my motor complaints rogardlng till 111m, Is that Mazu<*l<) lalla 10 r"lo-e th"e tdaptatlon was hit while LILI Minelli CIOORI " Nt'M Yofll., New Vofk " Stilt enother sc:eno naa Mlr&nc:la and Atetha bltlldno lpoftiiMOUIIy Into I Ptfftcl two-oatt hermony rendltton or ·'Why Do FOOio Fall In L""'?" We atso are e.-po.Hd to mort MW Wl'te, 60fM bhJU, l fi<S tango ~ musiC. TIIIM <""'«~ ol mulle appeated to have no tneh respect tva~. and cenalnty talt6d 10 comt logeth.er ,_,..,,ftte as a whOle Ont ollho play't major rnomes cilslorlod by Muurs~y 11 tho crucial relatlonahlp between Phil and his doughtar. In tho play, Pro1paro It very etoat to ~Jrandt anc:l underatandl w hen It 1e time tor her to mature e.nd flnl:f lo¥e wun a man. Phil. on lht other hand, cannot relate to Miranda at aJt and certatnly cannot accept Ihe fac;t that ''hit baby'' Is growing up, This gantf_IIIQn gop 11 ptayod up throughou"""""""''· complototy ~r;:'.:'~ao':'~::lrarn• ..110 Is trying to notp Ills cs.ugntor lnrougllthls CO!IIvolng l*lod In nw llfa. F Of ex•mpt•, wNn Alon10'1 son Froddlo (Sam Floborda) como• upon Mirand a While he II acuba· dMng, It Ia mvtu_alluat at Urat tight, l;fowavtf, Pl>lt oppottt thtll relatlonohlp 011<1 II Ia only lhrouoh tho ollorto ol Aretha that the two manage to oo\ tooe\ner. Molly Rlngwetd, a treah, frecklea new tact on the acrHn, Ia qutte memorable In htr role 11 tne flustrated, precock»ua15-ye.ar-old who at one point dtclarea, ''SomollrMt I think I'm going to dlo a ¥1rglnl" Suun Sariii<IOn tar outthlniS the ttJt of tht c.aat • • the Bonemlan, bra4Nt Atttha Who Ia s axualty trua1r11ed beeeUM PhU has 10"-n • ol et11ba<y Willie on tM leJand. Her aexy, ex.:~tAihte brown eye.1 and natural chat1ama, c:omblnod wlln 111< tina acting, create a powerful end c:Jynamtc "'W .pe.rtormanc.. C.uavettt Ia 11to . .cellent aa lht onll!matlc PnM Ooma trluo and he an<t Satandon togethe( mat.;o ... apat1<a Uy on the alive.- acfttn, U~lortuntllly lor tho 111m, IM" we~~k!":,:~r;~:~:. ·~~~g. cinematography In thla film was IOIMIOICI\, BUI a lto llkt 8/odo Runn•t 1pec:taeular ac.enery 6oea HOT a mo.,. mlkl. About 1-th!ldl ot 1111 way Into lholllm, ona beglnoto """'*· "What lo 1111 point o l aM tlllt ,..,......?. Unlortunatoty, tnfs qUMIIon It 1101 ~uallty anawertd and the mm•a concluakHt Ia a Ort.at dlooppolniiMI'II. , The hunky<dofy. syrupy sweet oncllng wtloro ova<yono It blllslully reunited waa not what I wanted z:'~:;'':.,'~iu:! ~~:, ~'.":.'::' much •ugar In It a alckenfngly sweet af(er·llltl . Address eo~respondence to: Prodlgel Sun 14 Baldy Hell SUNY al Bullalo Bullalo, NY t4260 Stagram's All CO<III1bullons are more tl\an welcome, but the publisher does not assume responsibility IO< unsolicited matorlals a nd will return only thOse accompanied by a stamped, sell-addressed envelope. �•· . ' casual .vrewm • \ • Falwell's bitter cup: "a pagan nation" Rick Szykowny " It there's kook In town, he'll come tb my meauno li -Jtmy Falwell I t's hard not to leal a llttlt!! sorry lor Jerry Falwen, Two years lQO-. Jerry was rldlf'g hiQrt on the rlgt'll·Wing orounda~all uut had &\lie·pa Ronald Reagan ln~o ttle Preslden,cy and displaced • to1 ot liberal Congreaaman-~ple llka Frank Church und Georga MQGO~e.tn -who were beginning lO .seam prolly tnvulfiUIQbte. The shill In pollllcal alignments hed loll " tot of people stunned. to &ay tlit! least. Sudoe.nty· COI')58r'iatJsm wa& l~o onl~ game In ~own, and Falwell f'!ad galnea aunosl overntght tame and noloflftt)' as lhe vocal member ot wtlol cRme to be known sa the New Christian Right. Time, Nrwsweel<, Penthouse, The Wa ft Street Journtl, rhe Npw Votlf Times, Tho Wsshlnglon Po•l. Tn• Vllf11g1 Vole• and sc:Ofe' ol oltler papare woro davouno In• to hi$ organizollon. t,e Majomy, aod Falwell W1& $ visibly gloating C)Y8f hi& new·found pollllcal clout. A tot ot people-myl!lall Included- wno though' tf'uat- could d&teet more ihan -a whllf of Incipient lasctsm In tht! ah, ware 1hakem !.l the thought ol what M o,., Falwell could a.ccompllsh wllfi i benevole"t patton In thO Wllill! t'tou&O. Qookbennlng c:en50f51llp a raptutl ot 3bOtHon laws, the b lUrring ol churcn and stale-In allolt ~ U aeem~d that the poi\UcaJ climata H\at was approacruno In Amar!ca would soon mat(e the Dan~ Ages o:eem m~e o tun time lo IIY8, Bul the ansu1r•o two years nsv& no• bafm t\lnd to Jerry The mejorlt)' ol Americans have r&cognlled Falwell •or the mental pumate he Ia, and thd once learsome Moral Majority wrned out to b~ nothing moro lhan an dverblown paper tiger Jerry's th1eo pit Consthutlonal amendmenH;-~o restore school prayer, to ban aborllon anct to requ1ra a balanced budget-have all mellhelr dem1so In Oongreu. and lhe Ropybllcan National Committee, recognizing the fact that public optnk)n Is running twoand throe·to~nuga/ntt Falwell. even tn the Bible Belt, h115 warned its candidates this year to a~old ~eeklng en<forsemel'\ts trom Jerry, W"'lch It termed "the kiss of 'deatn." Moreove-c, Jerry·s last big auampl at a media blttz.-hls national Save·A·;B aby umpalgn, which teatu'ed gold pins cast In the shape ot an abotied let us· feet and a IGheme to build a 1omb of the- Unbornt&aby-wasrn eYe.n able to get off the ground. In llghl of aH this. It noms thet to edd to ... the chorus of vo•ces ctlortllng ovef Jerry's Ill for1unc would hardly be I he Chr1sthtn ttllng to do. ltJcklly tor mo, I'm an at~elst , end besides I'Ve newer been able to reSI!It kicking a tundamentallst when he's down. A nd so we come to JOf')''~ TV .epeclat, ''A Look Into The Cup," which was recently alred In Butialo by C~annel 29, The IIIIo Is a Blb!lcaf allusion to lhe "blttor suve1a1 hu.ndred thousand dollar& 1 ' 1ntltnUy " "l'rn nol coming ttere to c;omplal"; I'm not comtno here. to cry Of vent Sf'lf·plt)'," dO<;Iarod Jerry near the outset of U\8 snow. an¢ then procaaded IO &peno IIXly delightful minutes wallowfng If\ an orgy ot aelf·plty and tJUtarness the 111'101 of w~haven't been seen on TV sin he la.sl Jerry Lowlstelt1tlon. •• cup J&very bitter and th• enerny Ia tnoonHng tn oltenslo;e unlike an'tthlng t've e11er 1eon. t look to both side& and nobOdy'a there1 U teom5 " According to Jttrry, " the rea"Son all Hell is raging arotmd me right now II b8CAUS.O W8'f8 SO CIOH lo wlnnlno. one lhirtg tf\al's sacred to Amerlcens, It's l\1 rocepllof": b~t he Ignored the outq-ry and hi& towe• came rumbling down . Jerry also Juiced up his special with ct\ps e• the Pun .speaking out for school P!a)'er at a recent National Religious Broedcttlura conva.tltlon, an<J with &omu carefully selectod footage or demonstrators picketing tHo church (Including one wtaldll"!g • plywOOd croea with a dead trog 'ltlled to ll atld \he words 11 He Oie<J lor Youf Sint"), a straggly, mel1\elng-'oo~lng bunch of gee._~ guaranteed to Instill thQ; fear ot secular humantsm In the r.urts Of all loyaJ VIewer$ • But ltle Oevllls- tlrtng t!V&ry cannon ffontalty at me rigf'll now '' Jtmy Is fond at retamng to lht Oevn 1n connoctlon wltfl all thOse people Who are diabolical enough to lnalst on using their COnaWuHonallrMdom to dleagree witn hit tilther Neandeflhal oplnlons. :anCJ't11a familiar Utany of devll"s dl.sclp1e, ts long: the attlelats, lhu liberals, the COn-~mvlllsts. the N~l'&. I tie gays, the tomlnl!lts, th& liberal clergymen woo ' 1are tryfng to WtMI control of the country and turn U Into a pagan nation." As proof that h is enemies would stop a1 nothing, Jerry cUed the doslructlon of tile radio to~ar on Liberty MountaJn fn Lynchburg. Vlr_glnl&, which he claimed was ouUed down one nlqnt by h16 (l()tllttal Oppon&l'\l!i. The pollee aren't so sure. however• Tne'l I&Y that the tower was destroyed by Falwull's own Lynchburg nolgl1b0rs:, who had baon complaining to the FCC tor mpnU,s fhet II& brotdout 5lgniill5 were lnH~rterrlng with ltllllt TV reception. OJ aJI people. JtJrry t;hould have l<nown that If there:'t. T he special was- 1 noala,glc utp Gown memory lane for perennh1l Falwell f•n~ ouon as mysott Th~rt:! was Jerry o.etl!n.g para:nohtt "ll'le enemy Ia watchii'IQ lhls program. laughing up Ihair •lee~tes- They're not just against me, they•re against you-ypu and vour childron, But bV Got's grace I'm going to go down .swinging-and 1 hope you wHI too." And tiHHt! was Jerry being sincere: .,We're not lrylng to Impose our mort lily on un•ec::ltemed pQopiA-tfliilt'S 111'1 Image crea1ed by au' enernle,. But we. are ~rylng to bring this co~n\ri bac~ to the Judeo.Ctulatlan ethic • (Never let It be said thit Jeoy 15 anU·semantJcJ And there was Jerry begging for ~sh , as only a fundan'l!tntall&l aan ''We need your prayers. but we 111$0 need yOur oonth1ued llmh,cll" support . t need no!ldlltds ol thouunds ot ooii&IS and t neod n right IWIIV or eL5e \he enemv-tne people you saw on you• screen right now-will win. And f'Ot only wlll I lose -not only will Jerry F"alwell lose- tlUI you end .your children wll• lnM: '' tt~t~A~ ~:?;11~~~:6~·~1=a~ 1 :~tal lortunos to ~ne t wrong set o' 5 f\1e~n, w'hal a $h8me • On Another Note: It wa&,.a sad OAy ~~=~~~~~~~~v~=.~:~olt n~C:~=~\ ~':c~:~ ;~o~::h~ '.~=~ rr~~n ~:! neat.the rellg~ous extromlst that • wu sulferln,g lfOrfl congenital JtlHY Falwollls. Reagan· panaeiO<S • Reuublloani!Jm. o form ot me11ta1 to the Moral Ma.torily ohlefly tO 901 •retad<atlofl that·~ tt1ought to be1helt YOtu. and now 111at h$'& • Incurable. Sut lew wu a ttgMe' beeo •nstalled tn the Whll., Hou4o, and loday, In his Gnala&~ .string o« his efforts on Dehall of the•r social paid pollllc-al Jnnol.mc.ements. Lew agenda have De&f\d&cldidty can be seen doing thing$ lhst all lu'kewarm ind perfunctory The oh · norrnal gubernatorial candldale!l !~;:~~~~~'::'hr!~h~~~t~g;:c~~~ In 'no t ~~~~~~Q '~!~~:. ~7~0~:~~·all ~ tace of Increasing dlssaUsfacHon wtth iha Rea.Qilfl Admlnlstr.,th:m'$ per,ofmance. end II too~t hkt Jeuy Fatwell-the man who t1as provided us with .so msny hours of tovt.rent entertainment-will probablY 'Spend hit twlllgnt years dribbling over his Natlwlty bib In some old folks' home lor televtslon evangelists. nldiOO Pat Robertson·• folsa tee1f1 ,, the oatmeatantJ nluing up tna ntJrso~ tor contributions:. wUh hl$ kUJs. cuddling fils w ife, propoalng tne death t~enally 'Ve$, lew was on~ ol the lucky ones: hl! lesrned 10 ll'le With ht~ spiritual oolormltv aut m1111on5 ol other& weren't u toftunate. So fel'$ out an eno to congenital Rooubllca1115m In our lifetime. Whert o volunteeer worl(er IQI the MoaJio Cuomo carApalgn come$ to your doo•, pi~Me gliie generovstV. Remr:mher- thankt to you It's working. FACTORY. CLEARANCE ON ALL LEATHERS, DOWNS, SKI WEA'RS & WOOLS 1,000's OF COATS TO CHOOSE FROM LADIES' SUEDE JACKETS$ 99,~ 1· Lined $10 SKI JACKETS Courduroy Jackets Velvetine 'Biazefs $19 $19 COURDUROY BLAZERS . LADIES BLACK LEATHER VEST cup~< Jesus spoke of at Gethseml!lne, before hll tuc&euUo,n, Jerry~& .spec-Jal-sn hour·long dlaltlbe liberally aploed wllh Jllm ~~~~~::: ~o:'~:~n:~~ftl~':nlor ' 1bllter cup:" the protostots and demonstrators that now dog his publlo appearances, the -actlvi51 orgonlnUons U~o Norman Lear's P6opl8 for the American Way that hA'II~ sp(ung up beaau5e ol tho Moral Majorlly and, ot oou~se. tile Unanclal ttoubles ol his ministry-• subject alwiiY6 neifr and dear to Jetty's heart "We've _ run up some deflolls." confessed tills exceedingly vocal supportee ol U1o balanced budoe• amendment . this VIgorous e;Keorlator ot spendth!'ltl Utwtrat congressman. \.ho the!"' went on to aay that the Old·Tim& G~JI<II Hour neo<led UNIVERSITY PLAZA 3500 Main Street (Located in the· rear of the Old Grants Store) 833-0533 Hours· Monday thru Saturday 10 am- 6pm CAROL'S APPARELS �grmves & fr 'CnzieS .. I scream, you scream, we all scream for Springsteen Bruce Sptlngi iHn and roll nerd. An orchiliQiogltl o t the musk:. Seeing him In thlollgnl, It som.ohow makot hie faulta a llhough lhtrl lit plenty of reatot'!l not to. I'~ aiWI'fl 1011 Ol ll ~od Bruce Springsteen. II would Ut11e euler to bear, WhiCh bf'l ngs ua to N•bralltl, S()rlngsteen'a n-ew eoto album ancS Nebresi!~JColurnbla) A hard not to like a guy Wt\O't IPPfOPrflted IN roman(6C vlt~ ot roc:k end roU u tnemete.aaly aa he nu U11.n1ng to hll flrtt two att>um1 espec:J.atty, the woluUon of hi& music until now .... ttldlty ep0~111ent One c an 1kno1l pkture Br~e growing up on that young Now JtfMr Sll0<141no. hlo l«mutatfve yaata spent IPif'lnlng cJ!SkS Jt~ hJs parenta' Moei"M"t. lflnttl:xed by II'll muek:. of Utile E'ta 0t Van Morrfton 01 I I'll Klngamen, evenwallv buying 1 gullar and-lnstetd of playing :::~~·.'~~~:~~~:·,'~ ~~~~ ~~.( mu,to ntmsell ln oaroge ba rJdl" or high .scN>ota, h•Jing t o duplicate thll orlvfng tout revue souru:l. Arid finally. -a11er goulng 11 down, adding a few touches of hit own I ncluding a ringing P111 ;;:a~:.~~o,:~~~:~~:,: a aPC)toaeh wNch, ovtrwraught ~~ lt wu. manag.o to eYOQ-altlmH pa.n lof'laltly-a ruJ aenH ol gfoWing up conftJMG ebovt lhe llml1a Of your own streng1n and )'OUt O¥ftt hMdom The rap 011 Spt1ngstMn's music U'ltSe dayiiS IN! I lt'l a conHIVance. p~t togethet, e.n ~cumuletlon of ctetaJis. Whtch, of COUIIf , It l1 But whtl rock and 1011 lsn'l1 uu moat music ptayed by Of for miCICIIO clats Whllt tcitiS •n ~~~:~u~iv~~~~~r~~"~·~::~~u~~r~~. P •rtltulars o f Of'D'Jown experltl1c:tt-lnd I han obseq lng •-Ill. A peraonol myiiiOtogy Llstaolno to n11 mutlc. even witt! ~1111'\1 1 gauoy t HMt poetrt. I e'ipet~nce JT\Oft'\6f\11 ot real tnslgnt, ~ bNuty. I'm femlnded Mw mucn lht Ktnoam.n and Van Morrlooo (who the luck llatonod to Lillie Eva?) m411nllo mo t was growing up, I aleo become ewa.re of hOw, d•pltt the "'*' P<h-enomtni J IUCCU.I lnG t:U~Mfat·ar traPOingt, 8tuct> Sptl~stMn remains-like a ~~ us-a ktnd of hlghiY•votved ol roc~ • ) prone. Rtgrelllbty. 11110 oooon't nappen olt.n enough and thore ero wnolt llrotcheo ol tnta olbUm tho! bO(I down comptttely, With 8ruca w allderlng-for- Wf'let . . .ms like the umpteenth tlme-lhrough some lmogl- lndUIIrtl l tondKope of colorful, It ot>actuonlollc. American low llteo It's ~11 rouJICI Mllcllum act all CWIK again and. btcav.M he - I I WIII>Oul I t r - OIIJO<Iy, { ll'a ollt11JICIIO grato. I "'""· - one tntertded, Pi'atUmabl~, to frH him ot the e)onMa of album a IUca 8om To Run Of Th• RIV.,. Recorded • • h._ JO<MY homo Wlti>Oul tho OMIS1...0. oiiM E Street Bond. IIWO will bo 1011 of apecutJUOn U to Whit, IAK\JY, I rec!Ofd of thls son mt.nt Hat SPJ•oottW. tne ettiat comoe fUll ctret.e. rer ~no from month4ono *''"•••o ""It" tM"-'' lithe Club Tip Top? And While I of COUIIIt don•t vac.atklna In tM atratotpMfa to on. boJOQuoty tolky tropplngo o l Bruce r..lly Mow gU'(I namooll~• JOhnny 119? 0t Ute • new·Oylan•• hy.,_ that accompantea his Ot~t album? CoukS N~brelkl be • radtcel ctepa.rtvre ltom wnere Sprlngatten ha$ oeen Defoft, a.n austere new 'IISion of Amertca that tlalll.s the unprecedert"IDd commercial IUCc-&55 Of ovt , xpect It'll 11uff on thlt album to be uua In anr lltetJt way, t alleaat e)pect f1 to rin g true. But It dootn't-nol on thla album. I gutta wn• t bOthlfl me llbout prevloul WOik? Ot Nebtaau Ia that U'a OYII'· -perhaps the record Is nothing conseenttous and undetconclt'ttd at 1ne eame \lmo. If an album like Oatkntll On Tht fdgt of Town II the wotk of II' R&8 1trl1lt, then mote than a tlmt-out, a product. 1 brea" '" the acttofl of a career that's .uen mora tnan Ill .there ot legal and o,.nclet d ltPllltl, not to mlffiUOf'l a tttstk ftoiV IUOn Th6 answer, h Meml to me, Ia HHN'ISkt 11 that of • folk arr111a. .....,.,... ot" -d ptNhaps more &bl..bOdlod) ..-tollt.types llko T ·Bone Burnett or r~en ~J han Richman hi.- ollomP\od to fltf'lk>n a conc:IM, ambfitaJenl tnatlt " a lltlla 1>11 ot Ill ol the aDO,e. W'hste thota ate eomt t.~no.ntat>ty &:U1kin.g mom.ntt on Nebraslt•- two of tht sonQt 1ft among IMJ beSI tla'a 1Y« wruten-moJt of the ~t an•• 11 not uac.lly old and nor e'ci CII)' Dflnd ot social teiUtl'l th-at c.uta to tile hurl o l tllo ~"'"'"'"" sc:.nt. SPft"''t:tMn'a work Mems glcoy by oomoor/oon. Ou new Unrortunatety, tor my money ll'.s not fJ(ACII!j good elthet. N•bta&kl (lhe title refers to tho atomp tng gtouMSs ol mast mulde,., Charlie SteJ"jlweathet. whose d6ed!l IUD doplcted In U'lt tl\lo tra c~) Is ye\ 11nothet ~arletl~ on that oto Springsteen cnesrnut: tne romahee of the wo,klng man as outtaw·ne1o. And W'hlle lhe lmao!tfY, for the most part, 11 toned 10 a black and white at Wh11 seems to oe missing, among othel thtngs. Is M l1ml Steve and the pays and the rolling. modUieG rhythm anti blueJ accompaniment that can mal<~ ~ on Sprlngstaetl'.s mo11t a.eU· C'Onsctous mytt-Hn:a~lng wonh .tbOUI It , I hiS IS YOCal (Bruce atso p,ays synthe~zer on a eut or lwo, bul l ean1 tell whk*i ona). Ye.t because mos1 ot l~tlunu wO<e origin Illy wtiiiM 10 bo -tr><mod by lilt onUro t>.no, •otno t"'- albUm IS aubduect In a way l~t It f"'It altogetMr appropriate to the material Song a HM •Jonnny Q9" and ••open All \ Allantlc City," •Open All Nlgh1'1 and his I'I'Ubeflnt. aami-BibUca• notion ot !>lind toll~ 1"-»n lo Believe·) and luck (JOhnny 119·1 ~uood. an lJCOUSf/e album- u in tlflless-wlth moll aongt teatu1tng onty a guitar. 1 hokey eamptlre harmontca.. and represented hefe •ntact· n1m.. t. hb now.f-.mnfar wtlltl"ttatl\ panthecm ot ~ tcwetsl ear Joc:tde!.. and tMn maoonnas klod o t lull·llodllod luk~lnt arterment tMy deserve-taU 1\tr\d ot flat. And whUt there~s not"'""' on thtt album u bad es, sa,y, tt'le potnttlo " Mol)' Queen ot Ar1\aneas" ot "The Angel .. (acquatlc cuta from Greetings listening to. Make no mistake bteak ae the NotHUU llndteaDe. the twin tM:rnea that ma~te tf'tlt a Spnn~teen llbvm" art · Nlgnt " -bOt~ ot whloh come 1 holr o l klc:.IIIJICI Into the wllnln From AstJury Pltk) 1 songs like .. My Fatntr'a Hous••• or ''Tf'IIJ Manalo!l On Tnt Hill/' aetm. at batt. unlf1tplfecf attempts 11 bild\andt Uf'ltf Uttning to l~m. 'IOU vet the feeling thol ll!o whole protaot woutd'vt OMn belt., ser.oed If Jr_ Walll::er Will eomewhef t In tl'le atll H waa t*og fKOrded.. "''*' Wh.cn 11 not to say tn.at elt o t N•lH'Iak.a doesn't ~ bec•un oomoofll-o.TM or01omonllonod "~All Night:• t'on WithOut the E StrMI Band, IS 1 compelling Call Perlllns4yP<t wrltlon. oonctlvtd. recorded oo e 4·Uao- ca.alllte deck by 8nJCe l,s,tle a once-souped up c.oupe piUf!Oing through a staru,ss. r-alnlesa, formtear, ntgnt, the wlndowa up to st'lut it out and the briOhtl on and tht only r1dlo atatlon comln' In tens ya ll'l 3~ am aM )'OU1r• the only ltght In a blacltneta to fuUand ao empty you own end disown 11 111 at once. and tMre 'e a gltt. yeah, Wl\O~a would coro Ill • - an eo mll. .n-llour swipe 11 tnll •f'ttta f'OuM tnert lent I'd . . lhb c.r a..-rt b'adng t~ wey It •u meant to 1nd my tathef twt•o NY '1l ttgur. .• ud my altter s,_'o arrange tl'le nowen on my gra¥e Jutt so. anc:1 It I can't get a P*- ot the act ton I'm oonna tute get me • ptece of 10mtthlng, TELEX Su (PV CJJem) underetOOd Dt<:au.ae TELEX lt so alfant-oaJCie and •o alalllcoiiY diOC<>. They lie' down In ruoh hour troltlc In Rome 1nd llvt to collect royaiiUea. 5o much tot a1a11on1, 7·11 StOtu~ abandoned amusement parka-th..-e'a just too much Ameflcana hera tOf my tast11. ~ingltHn ldenuna-. too c:tosely with nit mlrt..n·•atnc and It 's 11110 programm•llc an<l. yn. so contrived that I tflnd to wondet H tie can mean It It ell .. For all h.ls wld•ey&d romentlclttng lboU't faith, rldem.ptlon end the myJt41flea ot the night tl*re Is, on Nebtu.ka. ve~ 111111 of reat wonde1 at 1 11. Hey, I'm au for a...,.. ot ll,.lntfllblt as tong u It -.o·o koop US-Ind 1111111 In Da11lculu-lrozon In pt...., IM>eas I mlM my guou, en.c. $pftnQa1Mn tlaa been ltUC:II In a plfpttuer ltete ot ewa tor eome olmo now and, like I llld, h IUit dOesn"t '""0 rtue. - wo"do/1 WlhJ anti t eln't seen a stale trooper stnc.e OrayvtUe but there's something on my taiiJuat the s.ame maybe If 1 pick It out on my guitar air I can give thla thing • name, and remambef Bruce, m1n, tha' alrlngy kl<l from the Boarctwalk. well he'.s lucl\y ha lot.~na thai ~ullar. e.lsa he*d be here w fth yoo and me killing t:traln cella al the bar. ' deP6f'ltlln• on matanct ahe'a no mota ""then I pretend to be, and who A pparently Ploatlc Berlrlnd to nol a..t)lum·e .lOla,.,. •~'• From the kingdom that IH""lJhl you d•. .tl abbages c:omeo a nlghl'f(llsponotbla trio called TELEX. PutvOyOfO ololootro-pop IInce 1918, TELEX Is erG IN EUROPE. T~olr morktltl>llly c.on l>e r80diiV rav~p.. ltvcl tNNI:hea tU1 lltto II all by hlmeelt ..Stilt Trooper• Ia 1 Ohlllllllg a.Jlld IO While-fl... PIIMOII wf1h Ua apart, tllonUnQ vocals and a..-e<ltlg ...,ville lood. The boy - · he .. • gill for COl IYfiOI lnd bOih OOJ>OI -~ """""" Sprlng01oon taololtlho over..vokld aenea or ptaca to wn1ch aonga of thla typtt are lmmor10IIIV For their tou11n albUm TELEX - """ 111 Ron and RUIHI MUI Ttle COtllbol'lfk)ft Wilth Spi.fka' tau., • ryttcat conuibutlona, wlln the uauat o.norutul whlm-whams, are the savtng tactot on SEX The etectronk:l, too, ata aruculate and cleve~. yet SOf'ftlwftat dehclant '" command and emotiOn II color Could It bo that TELEX $1J'J\ply locks • peroonaltty7 ~ndreo OUI So1 yeah. he~l done lhls Mtore, but tftft time M - . II rlghl. I gufl"' I hOI only kll<""' INN chordo, I w<Hct tn the \'Otd, a s\ltk Of'l 1M narp .folk btuea. tMitet«< .,.........,.,, ol tnt bluea and Into the blac:.ll. to bOf~ rreet~ trom Ne" Youno Burnt bfeck ~QI ebout While rural Alt'l4ttb sprayparnted In reel IXMUI1 lumotl 00 you c1on•1 Iorge! �live.shcts UB's Bethune Gallery hosts a special poetry reading Geraldine Wllaon & Nllu Jahlone- I Bethune GIJI/ery·September 30 S metiphort). Tho night"'"" tnonco and trans.cendentally sobe1, Blac~ muaterl85, always In meeting bOJaterlng bOI<Jne~ hlch holsters toncleJness they do not reveal. Con at'.s, ttlo solr11 walk testlmorw a spotlight on dsr-knou. The l)ocket brims with goods other& think we Steal, t1o the splrl\ mo~lng deopstoet•dged wotds. She the the and bOne oreaklng touCih ul b lood spurning all but truth snd within What beauUIIes, The moon snatchud by hands Whk:h hungers for the brHIIance of nj.ght Gospel gone rowd~ lh~::~~~ :Jt~:0;.' Niles Jahtone. Blactcpoets. New 0 I arts Oil tne corner of our mornings, sun poehlng With nesltat,on. mP~oman wllh aartll~rown elegance, While the sun lti blinded with o factt o t spaee. This strange absence ot color. HearcJ ttle walk but ml&oect the staccato of me talk. stellng e~oterlc stupor (Tnoughl lhe Wlne was a 1 oay dremaUsls. The rea1 thing. Glvo them a hand. Give up some gigs, Ft'om tt\.11 ma!ltery of two Thuradays Ptol. It Is again evident that there ia mur.n tnatgenous Third ~riO creativity lhat tho tocat powers·that·be aren 't 1bo1J1 . lhe eb\IIUent ex;praatll'Y:eneaa ot these two aralsts e.fOQuonUy presents the evidence ot tnat Which wilt not be withheld, ~attonlzed, or auppreased. Tnla artistry 1• autnanllc and u 's going to be here. Plly, vou w~o c-aonot gel to It, because It's already come around -Michool F Hopkins G~~toldlne ~-G.lve , Wllo.,, Hllloo Johtone them a hand_, Give up some gigs~ Ventriloquist Kenny Byrd ushers in UUAB's Night Club Kenny Byrd- The Night C/ub-O~ber 1 on•atage mlctophonos sque.e:led at coro an opening night victory for the University Union AcUIVIUu 8oar~·s oew Night Olub sarles af th& Talben Bullpen. The club ptemlered lut Friday be,ore 1 large crowd and a cal of tu~odo­ clad wattre.ssas and walters wlltl the bright humor ot ve.nttUoqul&l Kenny Byrd. Opening night unfolded wUh surprisingly few hitches, and 11 appeara that UUAB nas created aomettllng of a poorman'a Tralfamadore Cafe (or, rather, a poor man's Comedy Store on this par11cular evening out on '' the Amherat Campus}. With the lights dlmm&d, and a tttUe dressing on the tables. tho Bullpen contains all or the elements tOr a sups. c.ampus nightclub'.- romantic tlmosphere, and ea.sy-to-se_e steoe. good acoostlcs and a nouc.e.a.bte abtenc::e of loud mouttus. tf\e drinks weTe reasonably priced, and potont. When the University's time& and the potato stOna on the appetizer menu were awfuL Bot ~:~~fn':,P~1s?t~~~~:::~a~~:!:~ 1 S Alt~ough opontng night was originally reserved for RPM (a Bullalo-ball<ld lau group which · switched performances to tonight), kicking tho whole thing off with Kenny Byrd may have been • stroke of luc~ . Good ventrlloqulsm-lnCI comedy 'or that matter-Is muc11 more dllllcult to lind In Buffalo than good lau.. Byrd'-1 perfo.mance was refre5hlng, U1e type of humor )lou'<S expoct to 4&8 In hont ol a college crowd~ Most of Byrd's rouUnes f&volvtt around a gtoUp ol nano-operatttd animalS Cof which he ttaa IHmks full) Who have an uncanny eye for preuy women. Bu' perhaps his most humorous routine depicts a rather Innocent yet easily mlaoonstruod lesson on golfing fundamentals given to an aging dummy called " Rudy," "Th• object of the game Is to amttck your ball with a club and make It aoar," 8ytd o~plalns during the skit ~ " You want to smack your ball with a club and make It sore?" questions the dlabattevlng flgufl on Byrd's lap. " You're sick.·· Byrd's performance. lasting well over an hour and e halt, was ••c:ellent. Ha bt'ought several people up on stage to help with the act, which only enh~tnced Ita oharm. OVerall, It was enough to earn I he locicport natives a standing ovation and an encore. Tho Nlghl Club·a opening, l'towever, was by no means l lawtess. Cutt01"'!811 had lo watt until 8 p.m. before they were .81ted ll>Oing Mated by lA UlhOI In a tux wu a nice touch, thOugh); I NEV~R. KNEW -rniA.£ SECS cou~o 8E UKE n-1/S! entertainment state ltln full swing later this fall, .s·tudento will have throe line entertainment outlets. Boaldos t~e Hight l::lub, the Open Mike ..,los gives anyone with lf.lent a.M:Ior a llttl• courage a chanee to perform on Thura.daya at Harriman Half.. Latet In tne yoar, u B's ColiN House Sertes IJ sch'eduled to return. pou,bly In Dlelenllll!l Hall. Don'The surptlsod II the H ight Club Seri es becomes a popular attraction befou~ tong. Last we,kts performanoe drew an eothuslattlc crowd. and If that Is •ny Indication, th8{e's • Whollf dtMS· up cro~Nd out there lookll"'g lor more. Bull•lo'• own R.....-a by Boo MJJitello1 pltforms- 11 tfle Night Ctu·b tonight 1t 8~ p.m. SEe s CAt-/ BF I()O~E R.JN 71-IAN ..-4 I-IOMt= COMPVT'f:R J ' - Mitlf M IUtCOIJ �rounds Ro. .ne SIOM, Irish rockers 11 1111 El Mooambo In Toronlo Now Toyo atlhe Conlln.,l al The Thirds al Falners Benhatzel al Slage One FRI Sta~ Naked and tM Jetsons a\ I he Conllnenlal. EVENTS Bu .. altha Purple Stage The Thlrda at Fathers. Tw o Hilla at the Alden HOIII RRED at Stag<~ One Bullolo Phllhormonlc: fnlurlng Mlc:htellagrand al Klelnhan·s tlan St!Dior5/lll)denl$, others $12 $1050 anCI 59.50 llurd King al lhe long Branc11 Saloon. lillie Trolls at thQ Purple Moos. RREO at Hole! Cahlornta Sho Sloops To Conq!Al at Studio Arena Theater ~0. S8 10 S17 Two Hilla al the Lonesta1 s•. Side by Side at MI. St. Joseph'a Academy, 8 p.m .. $6. The Fulve< Bun~er al lhe Bullalo En1er1al nmen1 Theatet , 8<10 ~.$6 Gypsy al 1ne Wooclen N1ckel Vincent Mlc:haols Bend at the Bayview Baach _Club. Llurd King at In& Alter Dar~ Slt!M< at Mean Guys Easi.B pm • Bullolo Phllhermonlc Orc:ht~lro -tlle llrsl 01 12 pops program5 scheduled for lhe BPO'a 1982-83 season feal ures Michael Legrand, the French planlsl, composer and voceiiSI best noted tor hils j~COras o f What Are You Doing rha Re$1 01 Your We. theme lrom SummM ol '42 and lha 111m •core lOt' Bmn's Song. The Amhtr.t Saxophone Ouanet will be •• tM Trait ~- ,.--- Angol Street 11 The PlayhOuse, SAT 8 p .m . $8.$9.50 A couplt' Whllt Chicks SlUing Atound Tal~lng a1 Cabaret 650. 8'30 and 1 1:30, $6.50. The Glut Monogorlo, Williamsville Meellng House. 8 pm $5-$6 Chor1ey'a Aunt at tne Kavmoky ll!lattr D'Youvllle College. 8 pm .s-46 Spell No. 7, Nlozke Shange, at Center Thea let. S p m S•·$6 CINEMA Tho Cheorl eodera. raled X. 170 Millard Fillmore Core, 7:30, 9, t030 p m and 12 a.m. Him end Me by James Benning al 11\e Albllghl·f!;nox An Gallery. 8.30 Tho lncubua. supernat'iral 111m wll n John Cassavales, opens at tho Unlver•lly Theatero. My Fnorlto Yoor, with Peter O'Toole, opens at the Unlverally and Holiday Theaws loolllng lo Got Out, Hal A~hby dlrecl ed wrl n John Volghl, Bur1 Young and Ann Margaret, opens at I he Eastern H ill& and Holiday Tnoalers. A Wom 1n Like Eve, hom Holland, opens at Allendale Theall e. MUSIC RPM, al UUAB Ni ghtclub Series, Talber1 Bullpen. 8 p m.. S2Ji0.$3 50. The Ventu111~ rockabllly artlala, with OK Carra! a nd Big Moe and t ho Flal Tires at Big N Plaza, Jameal own. Doors open al 7 p .m. Adva nce llckets. $8, day ol l he s ~ow , S I O. The Germon American Band at lhe lancaller Opera House (683. 1776). John Laing, mlg.gay recital series, at St. Paul's Cathedral. 12:30, free. G""aaeo Woochwlnd Ouartatal Sturgll Auditorium, SUNY College, Geneseo, 8 p.m. Freo. EVENTS Bullalo Phllhormonlc, wiln Mlc!latl Lagrand a1 Klemhan s MUSIC Hall, 8 :30, Sludenls S• She St oops lo Conquer at !he Studio Arena Th'aler, 5 and 9 m. $8.$17. p The Fu~rer Bunker at lhe Bullato Entonalnmenl Theater, 8:30. $4.$6, Angel Slrool a tine Play~oue. 5 and. 9 p.m S8·S9.50, A Coupla' White Chic:ko Sitting Around Tal\lng al the Cabarel 650, 8;30 and 11:30 p.m. $6 50. Tho Glu a M""agetle, closing nlgnl. 11 lhe Williamsville M&elfng House, 8 p.m .. 55-$8. Ch ar1oy'a Aunt a t D'Youvlllo Collage, 8 p .m ., S4.s6. Side b y Side al Moun! Se.Joseph Academy, 8 p.m•• $8 Spoil No. 7 a1 lhe Centar Theater. 8 p.m ., ~.$6. EVENTS A Couple'a Wh ile Chick• SlUing Around Tat ~l ng at l~e Cabarel 650, 6:30 and 8:30 p.m., $6.50. Cher1e y'a Aunt at D'YouY\111 College. 8 p.m .. Sl-$8 Side by Side al Mount Sl. Josepll Academy, 3 p.m., $6. Spell -7 otlha C""tar Thealor, 3 p.m., $6, DlelenCIOt'f, 7:30, 9, 10:30 p m. Rock y HO<TOf Picture Sltow Porty 11 Ga!MII's on HeMI Avenue. The movie will be shown at 10;00 p.m. FestMIIos belore and aller. Vlctortvlclorle. Wold man Theater, • . 6:,<t5 and 9:30p.m . Slr1poo, Dewey Lounge, Governors. 9 p,m. MUSIC A Salute to Country Mualc 11 !he lancaster Opera Playhouse. RPM, leaiUrlng Bobby Mlllltello, at the Ttall. 9 p.m.. - .. _.., and Oadd~ oo6a~ & QUICk iniKiatlon S!>i~o<llodOy - · · IO l>lby.s lt grow~ Ctlll<l!ln lnl o l pefpett~at l nfai\Ciy Remeber, to r 1~srance, when - l n g parenl · teacher fOf'ebearers ot the Moral M•JOflty torced the ta11 halfway n1rrattve cartoons off the 1 1r tn the aarry 70's, dulrlng tho "nlc•. clea" ~~7~·.~~:=:~ f:~.'.•;:,~~~,~~~'i':: ~ 1ne augary ctaJ)lrap of ScoOOt '""'*'*' Frl•nds And wtlatavef \O Mr PeabOd't • aftyway? 01 coutse, tf'ltte are lhOH wno know Detter, tnose iNho have otperlenc.ad the fWondroiJI l rff.V ot F1ntule, the .stunning tuHtllltm of Levi Jeans ad• • or lhl!l 1/IICttral ,graphlca of the Flellcheu. Those who have had l~tr mind a blown or '"'madcap W:arner Brotnera 'lflllflaOry Ol Ch""" Jonu ytN:ctel 11~1 Duclr AmucA;, 0' J>O'td '' oy lnt con sareat;rr- ot Jay Werd'a BuiiWinklo lnO IM W"t sopftlsttc:atKM"t o.f John l'h<ll Faan Hubley's A OooneJI>Ut)' SpK/1/ Those who marveled 11 the mlfar.utous chronicle ol Willis O'Btlon. wnou early 30'o bringing ol lflng Kong lo lllo conllnu" 10 :~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~;. \~h~n w"ateije, For theM end m.tny OU"'ets. anlmeUon taa moat symbolic exptttslon by Which cartcatutas and the most Inanimate ot obJecll can spring to life ano fOit u.t wtth en tmu•~ pe.stiche of 1\oum;a.n netute An endte:u realm o• DvraHnog tf'l•oes tnd ~Uen11y ~road'ttng aspua1lon5 come magtc:ally tOQetner tron\ our moat ungueaaed thoughts '"'o the most Incredible ot tamlllat slgMs. Those wanting to 111 a bOldy embrace are edvlaed to attend an e.~ ceptlol'!ll ptown,at)on at Buffalo State COUtogt on Elmwood Avenue h • th• f5tlt ltUttnlllonl' fo'lrn•• of A.nlm•tfon, tll'-d ~llh t~arled WOt'ka from -around ttwl world TMtt are C'OI'NnefClal ada and 1 tale of eVO(utton spun In cley. You will h"d Mt'tte J ittlov'l rt-nowl'*l W1z1rd of Spee" •ntJ Time, end • telling $hon from John W eiOOn, Th e tog Driller's WeiU There Ia • wor'K by otner ewtrd•Wlnntrl like Raoul Serveta end lahu Patel, and ollerlogs trom Pollah legend Marek Komas You will. Indeed. be n~y anlma.ted Showtlmn are Sunclay at a a.ncs a p m. rn the Social Hall of u'e Bull SlolO Slucll<ll Unloll Adm1ssQ\1s fr" wJtn 1 Butt Sil l S1Udent 1.0•• S1 00 to tf\1 general poblk:. Ptease au end Now., II you'll tt(C.U&e me, I have to 00 Something oboul tnla flying squluel wanting to see a rhino pulled from a·hat ....... The Amhttrat Saxaphono juvenile Quartet al tha Tra il, 9 p.m .. ~. nt·llnko and • cheap woy ro keep - Mien"'' F HopAfn moN ~ Dfd!Mtra. Maryvele Hl gll School, 8 p.m. Polnlleu Brothttnt at the Central Park Grill. EVENTS p,m, Frae John L11 Hooker el lhe lmperlel Ooncer1 Garage, 10 Naa~ and Slaall al the CINEMA Oontlnonlal. Top )iat, with Fred Astalre and Ginger Rogers In 150 Far!Mir Hall, Main Street Campus, 7 MUSIC no. Rick Santera Band at Stage One. Talaa al the Lale Snow. UzonS lOng at the lone Star Cal e. Third S - t al lha Aller Dark. T - Hilla at Mickey Rela. ~lvtd picture of what •nlm&Ho, can $4. Eric: Gala, Jan Guitarist, al the p .m. Tralfamadoro (85.(·14 14~ 8 and Randall Kramar, piani st, al 11 p.m., $8.50 UB's Catherine Cornell Theater. CMwland from Ohio al the Slll11ng Gall. 1671 Seneca Shanll, vocal lnslrumenlal Street. 10 p m. Cham!Mir ensamDie. at lha Lancaster Opere HoUM. Michael Catal ono plays a eof1eeh0uao aorles at WHO a l the C NE In Peopleart/Bullalo, 224 Toronto. Laxlngton Ave. 9 p.m. ' ltle klClS OCICUI)Ied Whllt t.tommy Animation The abllhy 1n aoark motion from stillness. Movement For some, though, anltnllion It aheer bultoonery, lht camp ccwn of ..-.anna 8atblra Sal\ltOiy VlctOt' VlctOffo, Waldman Thellre. 6:'5, 9'.30 p.m MUSIC ..._ _;:- Animation Spkl"'"'"" CINEMA afld 12 a.m. . _, ....,....,._._,__- ...... tnaguratlon o l UB Preold.nt =~~~~~:·P~;:,:h;:.u:~~~:!r:no Steven B. Semple, Open 10 all, l cotloon degenetotea Into I hi Amhersl Campus' Alumni o;aolralea Dobbie Glllla rlguros ol Arena. 3 p.m.• lree. ott</ hl1 Amazing Anl m ollon Fnllval at Bullalo Slai6'S Union Social Hall, 8 and 8 p.m. no. C,..,._adtr at 1-16 -___ _,..,_ _ The Fuhrer Bunker at lhe Bullalo Enl ertatnmem Tnealer, CINEMA e. .. _ _,._. -::.-:-:::...::..--- 7 p.m .. 5'46. a Dynomllo by Cecil DeMille a1 1he Bullalo HlSIOt'leal Society, 8 p.m 'hla-aat\eul --.....-lll•atl•• She Stoopa to COt'lquor 81 the S!udlo Alena Thealer, 2:30, • 7:30. SS.$17. BucSdy Hockoll 11 Melody Folr, p.m . Strlpaa, 170 MFCAC1 7:10p.m. 'tla•11"' --·- 1ev¥-.S SUN Angel Street al !he Playh04S8, 7 p.m .. 58·$9.50 Sundew. Art Encounter Limi ted Gal lef'y, lOt' lha month of October, I lures two local af1111&: • Hazel Ponllua Collrner's watercolors ancs the wona or Eddie Blsona. Plue. mtttotlnla by G.M., Rothe a nd aerlgraphs by D,allas Joh n and Keel er. a, Jamea Cl e~. Jan, al I he CenlraJ Park Grill. Art Encounter Ia localed 11 102 Elmwood Ave. Just north of Allen Slraet. Gelllf)l hOurs are monday through Saturday. 11:30 a.m. t o 6;00 p.m. (T~ ursday unlll 9:00p.m.) n well aa by appelntmenl (882-<4222). �TUE EVENT S SM Stoop• to Conquer a! !he S!udlo Arena, 8:30, $8-S17. CINEMA 'lr Moll, starring Pat O'Brien Jnd Ralph Bellamy, 170 Millard Fillmore Center, Ellicott · Complex, 7 p.m .. Free. rounds ' Theater, AmhoJst Campus. 4:~, 7 and 9:30. MUSIC Bobby 8tuo etand at the Trail, ! 8 and 11 p.m., $ 7.50. X Till Buffalo Regional Ballet, ()&gins two weeks of performances al SUNV/Butfalo Steo-coach, 170 Millard Katherine Cornall Theater. • Fillmore Center. f!Jicott, ·8:-40 Accompanied by the. Buffalo p.m. Gutter Ouar1el a.nd pianist Claudia Hoca, the company Buffalo Rovlonal Batt.t whh thl Buffalo Ouhar OUortlt, plua MUSIC p ill Perform 14, 15, 16, 17, 21, planlot Claudio H·"l:l~----~--------------, ~. 23. and 24. Pertorma.noes at ,----------~ r Sun SUI Bend, bluas from 1 8 p.m,, Sunday performances T" Chicago, at the Trail. 9 p.m., at 2 p,m. Tickets are $4 general Allt on Lurll, author of The $4. admission, $3 senior citizens, Between lhe Tales, (1974) anQ rl,, $1 UB students. Tickets et • . other novels, reads from her• Vole• etudent raheraal at Baird Harriman Ticket Otflce, Blac)( prize-winning fiction at 4:00 presen S. · • Recllal Hall, Amherst Campus, Mountan 11, Arabesque, Bailey p.m. In Alden Moot' Courtroom, noon. Slipper St>op, and Tlcketron 104 O'Brian Hall, UB Amherst 1 outlet. Cempus, Ms. Lurie Is currently thru October 31st, 1982 Song Bird at the Central Park an English professor at Grill. Blotto at the ContinentaL Cornell. Purchase one economy class ticket and 1 Ji War erue t 2 FOR 1 PLA'\I 1' I WED EVENTS She Stoopa To Conquer at lhe S!udlo .Arena Thoaler. 8 p.m.. $8-$17 Angel Stre-1 the Playhouse, 8 p.m.. $8-$9.50. Marlvau.-, lecture. rouncnabte o~ 1811> Century Fro~ch Playwrighl, led by Michael Serres and Michael Oeguy. Room 930 Clemens Hall. receive AUTO ·CYCLEINSURANCE FREE' one a dd iti onal ticket for t raveling compar\lon. * * * All • Good within continental low rates, Instant FS forms, months t o pay US only • Must be round trip booked by us Specializing In foreign students/ out-ol·state drivers drivers accepted regardless of driving record ~~ Act ive Call lor free j l. . l nsurance •••lma!eo 896·2700 S ' I l f,eaOVrr'eent1Spec elaNI,·sr!,Ce, nC. LOWEST FARES TO INDIA & EUROPE plus 12- 15 o/o discounts!! 2989 Bailey Ave . 832-8025 832-8020 any travel prices! CINEMA Swing Time. with Fred Astalre and Ginger Rogers, 150 Farber Hall, 7 p.m.. Free. MUSIC Heort In concert, wllh special guest John Cougar at Buffalo Memorial Auditorium, 8 p.m. Detparado at the Trail, 9 p.m., S3. Emonuel Ax end Yo·Yo Man at the Klelnhan's Music Hall, 8:30 p.m. $10, 18.50, $8. Students V. price with 10. VIncent Michael Band at the Hotal Oalllornle (875.a525). Elecirtc Boom, funk rock. at the Central Park Grill. THU EVENTS Allton Lurie raada from her work, 4 p.m. In the Moot Court Room She Stoops to Conquer at the Studio Arena, 8 p.m.• $8-$17. Stell by Stell at St. Joseph Academy, 8 p.m., $6. The Fuhrer Bunker at the Buffalo Entertalment Theater, 8:30, ~-$8. Spall No. 7 at the Playhouse, 8 p.m., $8-$9.50 A Couple'• Whtto Chlcko Sitting Afound Totktng at the Cabaret 650, 8:30, $6.50. Chorley'o Aunt at O'Youvllle College, 8 p.m.. $4-$6. CINEMA Plxoto, winner of the 1981 New York Film Critic's Award lor Qest Foreign Film, Woldman Presenting High Bias nand the Ultimate~ Guarantee. . 'Memorex presents High Bfa.s II, a tape so extra.ordina.ry, we're goiD.g'to gua.ra.ntee it~ We'll~ life-like sound Because Perrriapass;" our unique oxide bonding proosss,locks each oxide particle- each musical deta11-onto the tape. So music sta.ve Uve. Not just the lst pla.v~Or the lOOOth. But forever. · We'll guarantee tbe·cassette. Ylll1,.. .... Every facet of our cassette ts engin . eared to protect the tape. Our wavedJwa.!er Improves tape-w1nd..8Woonetres.ted rollersl.nsure smooth, preCiSe tape allgnment. Housl.ng is made strong by a design unique to Memorelf- We'll guarantee them forever. Ifyou are ever d18sat.1Sfted with ~emorex High Bias II, maJ.l us the tape a.nd we11 replace it tree. - We match or better ~~~L IT -.. . .. ~ - • '; • ' �JAMBOREE Sundety, Oct. lOth· Open 1 pm " -S2 Cover Charge Host: Stone Country plus Moonshine Express, the Z.L.O. Band, Buffalo Zew Review, Kenny Gunn & the Pistols, O.K. Corral, Cherokee, Colt, Backroads (repaved), plus others. 4049 DtllWllt II lilt rm-%n � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/3414847aa2bc0d29fd0f3b0eeab50418.pdf 9df0bcece0b3de5064186978d6607a19 PDF Text Text lHE ~ • ' editorial trH, R.S.V.P. academic opportunities In a thinking environment. • Dear President Sample; The Academic Plan before various We would lil(e to congratulate you on Unlvaralty committees recommends that the formally becoming the twelfth chief breadth of the lnstltutloh'a offerings be executive of the State University of New limited, due to fiscal restraints. You have York's largest and moat comprehensive stre~tsed malntelnlng UB as the moat Institute of higher education. We hope that comprehensive Institution In the state. What you apPfe<:lste Sunday's festive gala magic plan do you uniquely P<*Besa to celebrallon. maintain theJ18 standards while of your Far be It from ua to ral{l on your acedemlc own admlnlstratora are suggesting further proceaslollal, but we think thla Ia the cutbacks? approprtale time to ralse aome pertinent 5. The research mission of this University lseues arid questions feeing the Untwr.lty, ranka among your top four priorities. Your efforts to gain natlonel prestige for UB as a especfaHy lhe student population. After seven montha of hazy metorlc, there -.search lnltltutJon does not attend to the Ia no better time to provide ana-. to these needs of 12,000 undergraduatM. Students questions then now. Your vegue and simple ...-need faculty who are concernoeel with their statements no longer suffice. educational development and fUilze that 1. Evw since you came to ollie,, you beve cJuaroom 8X(Mir1ertoa Ia vital to emphasized the lmportenca of Improving the undergradui\e l"mlng. quality of Jtudeot life. What dote t~la mean How w\11 YQIIIOIIIIW IQAint~ ll'ta growing to \'OJ!? t~ atudint.,-lt meana .a ratite'*'-, e ~I t ..... I & concert hill, mo.tl thdtn, pllOtocoptera In btcaUM of lllci"NMd e/npflltla On OUt-of. claaaroom pel'formerllle? ' ~ ~ the lltiNidM, t.tmpon machines, leas hualea et the nnanclal llld otfloe, better bue service, l'alk of relrenohmant, deteriorating • be~n the cempusea, longef and more PIQIJfWA quality and Increased budget cutting, contJnuous llbrvy houre,recreatlqrt epaca and have driven down feculty'IIIOfala at tills suitable time to mike nnel declaiOna on Institution. Faculty cannot be el(j)8Cied to ba couree registration. cheered through oratocy and aheer force of Please be specific. paraonallty, while they- no help on 2. Tba moat gaping hole In undergraduate the horizon. When will you stop promoting the life at UB Ia the le,ck of a centralized student University's good polnta and start addressing problems In the area Of morale? union at the Amherst Campus. Students ' should not be forced to pey for thla building, 7. The Unlverelty needs leaderehlp and direction, It cannot func1ton efficiently • not when our previous student union-which we helped pay for-was taken away without without awereness of lndl~lual's futures. replacement. How wlll you provide a student Please outline for the UnlversltyL specific union, universally demanded, without double- plana on who Is coming and golng-ttlroughout charging tultron and 1-paylng atudenta? your administration so that damaging gossip 3. Student's limited capacity to fund sp6rts anq speculation will cease, allowing the programs has the Athletic Department University to go about Ita business of grumbling. II upgrading aporia Ia such an educating students. Integral part of x_our plan to Improve the 8. Eveyone In your administration has cited Unlverelty's outalde end Internal Image how that you have rnarved community relations do you plan to support an obviously as the domrnate portion of your job. What expenslvll proposition knowing students specifically does UB need from the canno~ afford to field such a program? community? Where do the funds generated by 4. The Unlverelty Is presently at an your Interaction with the comm_unlty go other academic crossroads.. Faced with flnenclaJ than lor events like the Inauguration? When will you recognize the problems the raaJitlaa It Is difficult to continua offering as diverse an education aa the University University has and lead It to Internal stability presently does. By Ita nature a unlverelty and substantive, rather than stylistic, Improvements? should provide a comprehensive array of e. - �._,_ rn-tE~CffiUM in short. -20 s.tn OOoocrtiJcr&lf~t.t Cl.lmpus Nonoo HID at 2 p.m. '"""' the FacUlty Scnaoc .~1 p~er for their monthly moeclaa. wooDy fdled with dbcuwon on omponant ocadcmic maucn at 2:30p.m. Fonally,lhe O.adu&te Student Astociation Sen&tc will ct.U(US at 7]).m in 119 Crooby HID. On tap ~ db<:US$lons conc:emlna the student union. the. meraer or educalional d(J)Utm('nts. offi~r repons and the proposed membcnhip in the Studcnl A$SOI:iadon or t~ State Uoivcnirt of (SASU). The bl.g eveat For )hose IIIII stlU do not know, UolvmiiY Pmksmt Ste\'ell B. Samj)le will be iilluaW'Iled Ibis Sun~ It 3 p.m. in the AJIIDlDI Arena. All members or the Uoivenlty ue invited. "On bc:h.aU of tbe Uoi\'<fslty Couocll, I waot to <Oltald IJIY open invitation to Ill membm of the Uoivenlty commu"\ty," CouncU Ooair M. Robert Koren said in a llatement thb.- k. • " ...1 espec:iaUy want to~,.. Sludent members or the comwtity lo aneid .'' · Wit And Wisdom . Jon DJ&tl¥ .....,.. E- Aian C. KKrMCt.....p_, Editor Dave Dobrtynski.IA.rt DII'KftH JoM Mu~M bhctot Gary 6tllt'tVCHipwe Soon Allon1CII7 pa'fkl dlu.t11CHttlkllno li<Petrlnote- o o .) RMd)'-COavkf Cu~FNCU,. I) Name the five llr&m Jakes in North America. 2} Who was tbe last US Preoldcno who was neithu • Rtpublic.n nor a Domoc;nu? )) What b the tallest buildina in Buffalo? ' T)>e affair, wbjeb cosu $28,000, will bc1l.n at 2:SO p.m. with an aatd<mic P<OC<SS!onal from Sl* "ambm. Tbe octual .......,ony will bttln at J p.m. aod will·f__. spccchq from FIICUlty Senate Chair Robert Pope, Staff Senate Clair Marilou Healey, Stucknt Anoci&tlon Prcsid~ Cordell Sebachter, SUN'( Chancellor Oilton R. Wharton, Alumni AsJOOiation l'ru;dent Russ OualnQ. Anile Heide from the <lwlfled Slaff and Pr<sidmo or the National As.10c:ation of State Univmlti.. and LAnd-Grant Collq.. Robert Oodiw. · Sample hlnuelf will abo make an address. A re<cption will be held in the Lobby of the Arena afocnrards. Loti Sc.nUIUJFH tW. Dave HPtN.nl~ £dh01 JlfMI SUIIt\1/PftOfo fdtkH 4) Jdentify the throe most widely distributed books in world history. ~""" 1<. J<tueoedSpottl Oebd!e ManlniArtt S) Wltat Is the capital of Turkey-? 6) Name the mayor of a US city who Bob Sc.hOO(*)'IScm F• eiJir. \ Tony Gr~jod&lloluolo has served thelon&..t in the poJiolon . · 7) What b the coUectlve noun. sueb u • herd of can.Jc, for jeUyfiJII7 8} Which nation produces more crude petroi<Om, the Peoples RcpubUe of China or Libya? 9) Where was the capioal or the Unioed Stat.. located before the city or Wuhin&ton Wtl$ d..W.ated? • tO) New Yort b known a.s the Empire State. What b the nlclmamc Cor Pennsylvania? ~ Qipboard flliDA Y A SAT\JRDA\': Mm's Tennil: at SUNYACO.ampionsllips (Rochester, N.Y.) VoUeyblll: at Slippery Rock Stl Tf umamcnl (Slippery Roi:k, Pa.) &ton ·>1111 ouou6•ll ·~· '! e]U'IA)o(SUuod (01 Tln\ea Synclk:•!t, CoU-ol•lt Headlines ' O!IIdJ>J111Nd paa .ttp S«vlce Unit~ Fn tu1u Syrw;nca1ed and Unll.ct Preu Syndleltt. Thct SPKttum tt. r.presenttd fOf nanona1 't~qn UIQl UO OJOW "!i>((po.id trUJIO (8 ''1'1J~n•f JO ~·ows e s~unou :MfPOUOO •tU. (L ' Jo.ltw IUJN>< mluoas,IIO!J>IUY '! u fU!II.!O~IWJ'3t,.l...qfY{9 ' •t.nr~uy '! 6:l~ll\l JO !Vt!d1r.l O'U. (S ·,oog t umMfS U"'!JJwy~·s..tsq>N. lfi!ON pue 'lun.L <W.L ODp( fo "f.HJ.M • ¥1 UJO./f SIIO!IDIOrt(} '•Jq!8 •ll.L >It ~ooq poonq)Jts!l' ~lOP!"" !SOW o:ul{l S,PJJO;A •'ll. (t 'lllfP1ll'll PUIIIP!Vol OUJlllj.'oJ .t!Ots'(» 01{1 q 1U!PJ!"Q lnllll S,O!VJJnll (£ • 'I!'IM a '>JOWfjH prtOJJ'l ..... U1r.IUQDdo'll JOU IOJ>OUIO() e .t>l{l?U ...... O~N> lii>P!..ld lS'II "'l.l- (~ A full 51atc of meetlnas iJ planned for next week by a variety of .Mond9 , tbc Board of Oir<cton, or Sub Board I will ptbcr in 216 Norton Hill to ckbatc several topics, indudina the po<sible addirion or Ticketron to the UB Ticket Ortiees in Capen and advel1 1t~nQ b1 Commuralelllons and Acf'fertl-tlnQ Setvlclt to Stud-ent a, tne Clrc:ulallon IV'Irl~ TIM SpK.trum otfloet ve ~ted in 1• &.lldy Haii. Statt Unlwrally of New Yorio. at BIJttalo, ~uffaiO, New York 14260. TeJaphon« (716)136-2.466. Coj>yfjght 1ee2 8ull•lo. ··m O.OJS I..J!) pU'I ' >~TJ Jli08 l~O 'onBl1P!J'l O~TJ ' UCllt\H >~1'1 'JOfl>dns Ol(rl :>a 110\JOIUY l{lJON U[SOl(IJlrolni OAU 0'll. (I moetinas will occur. Flnt, the Faculty·Studcno A.uociation wiU hoi\! their monohly >CU!on in 216 E. S'MII&niBUIIMU "'""O•r Ti'I.SPKlfUM tt. M«\''d by the Flttd HWlpaptl Syndk:al e~ t.o. Angelu ~lOA NN U] ]»IIIOOI n-.1 !Vl]d'Oo SO Ol{l 'UOJIU!IIWA\ :UO]>II (6 c:ampu1 groups. Sludc.t~ts are: iovitt'd to attend. F. Hcdtint/Scm ContrlbvUtlg M ~n.aef ()avid MaviiiProdW"Cktn ANNOUNCEMENTS: Busy week Ft~erl~to M)~HI • Mlcheel CIJratoloiActNrl/tltrO lbn•o• Clncl)' ~hlln!Adr:Coon:fln.ator • Re,nee h41tler/Product#on AIIIIIQtr Kath)' ~114/Adt. ProduciJon Coo1. Lautlt COnwty/PtW~flatt ANSWERS T'M:kets Cor tomorrCJ\1''$ UB Coot ball 8&alt at War Memorial Stadium ue avaHable at the Alumni Atean dcktt ofrtce till l:OO p.m. today. Tit:kcu sdl for SI.OO eaeb. At the stadium, dckru will be SJ.OO .. Harriman HaiiJ. On Wednesday, throe separate 1 TonyC_W.....,..E@Ifor "''<. Tho.. $pKinim StudMt Plflodlcal, Inc.. EdliO<I&l poliCy 11 dolt<mltw>d by one Edltot--l~fet. ~bltcatJonS ol • nr maner n.taln Vllhhovt ll'tt: a:.-prt:u eonwn1 ol tM Edllor•l n-01\lt~l ' ' 1trfc:Uy forbidden. • 111•Sp«.tJtJm la ptl.rft.ed by Bottalo HewaPreaa 1no.. 1370~ St. L--:;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;::::::;;;;;;::::;;;;:;~;;;;-;:;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;::::::::~: L~8~u;II~&Jo~,~N;.V·~~~;;;;;;~ ALL S.A~ FUNDED ORG-"NIZATIONS RETURN YOUR BUDGET PACKETS BY· OCTOBE~ 15TH ... IN ROOM 111 TALBERT HALL ,, . The Sherrlf's Dept. Will Be On ~ampus Oct. 25th to Issue· Sheriff ID cards. IF YOU--DON'T YOU' LL BE CUT OUT Attention All Athletic Clubs: (>Jck up your organl.zatlonal packets at the S.A. office, room 111 Talbert Hall. All packets must be returned to the S.A. - office no later than October 15th, 1982. • .•·. ~· ' Oct. 25-26 Harriman acL1:1-28 Ca~en Wed. , Oct. 13th at 3:45pm in the Talbert Senate Chambers All Athledc Club Sports. AU Reservations for Fields Must be made . Through Dir. of Athletics . No Fields Can be Used Without This Approval. Call Ken lves at • 636-2950 . Oct. 29 'Ellicott (Blake Center) .,. ·The Student Association _Invites you to own Rotary Field. For $1 you can own· a pie~ of Rotary Field . . These will Be Required After' New Drinking Laws tak~ Effect. You Must Have YOUJ Birth Certificate Ptus Proof of Permanent Address . . Senate· Meeting . . • For More Details • Call Jim Gruber at 636-2807 . . ..1 . All S.A. Clubs MUST Call S.A. to Arrange Meetings. Failure to Do So Will Result in Los:S of Re~gnltlon . ~ &dint ~lan �Committee fC?r student transfer polic~es est41bllshed By GAilY 8TDN -llllity '""-· Bcature or thio, lbt ..., lillie. Muy , ......, .... will &pend two :ran ben, ad DOC 1<1 iDto • clcportmcm. ADcl tbla b - b~ cue-<it will , _ _•• 1bc fSEC abo discaaaod councs tb8l are slmiller in"UIIc" ...._ I community CXlllc!lt ODd UB, bu1 ... ..., diffc:reat ia Glllllre. M"'- IDCIItloaed tlw Whanoa hu 1101 "llldr<Docl t h e - - in dctoil. for IK apectJ us 10 .a.icbteo i< OUI. l)cponmmu wiD bt QpOCl<d 10 make tbciT OWD C0CU.CV witb o commbily_~ iD order to sil dcnm olrd come to c-p... Ellittx requa-. - IK iftlldal dtaft of a report cooccmoc1 wkla lbe lm~ of u ''VIkulalloe commit~ee,': 'A'IIIdo would fO<IMbt the ttansf.,. of llUdcDU from comanually coll<pa to tilt State Ualwnlty of New YOfk 1$UNYJ CCIII<R, wu made pub& It a Fllallly Smale Exa:utive Committe< meeliQc Wedac$tloy. Eucs requirCIIICIIU for c.....rcr •IKiceco wilJ bt dedclcd on by ~let. AI. lbt rGICih dnJl JCaDds ..,., 1 minlmldl)p110k poinlo-ol J,O from 1 commWiity cot1op will ~ oc lbt oa:epCaDcc or a •ud<Dc 1ato tilt enity. A minimum CPA or 1.0 will puc o sc under ''CCtUidcralloo ••• ICCG<clina to CIWrmon or 'El«uuaal and Computer £naU>ocrina Dm.ala Malon<. A scudrnt will haYC to ca.u at Ceul ll credit bo\IB 11 T _ t_,.., .. .. 1 b c - woa1i1 be bcD!fiCial to tilt Uaiwniry, becawe il vould o dar I)Oticy, lllCG<dina 10 th< Direclor or tilt EovltcDmawol Slllllia Cmccr l.aur Milbraoh. "lkll il -.Jd noc bell> tilt stiKiceco. How is il broolablto tbciT attmtloo tblt tbc work is to bt of • dirtc:reat bd, and tblt IIIey may aoc bt IICCCP(<d to tbciT dcpo1bumt1" be qucstioaod, Malooe r<sJlOII(Icd b1 notina tblt lh< rcspotW'bility or makilla transfer studmto ewan, to tb< community coUqu from whlcb IIIey come. UB ill orcl<r to .,...tuate. U&ina the CWT<nt r<WlocW\fp b<IWUtl Eric Community Coii<J< and SUNY at Binahamton u a modd, ...c1> cleparuncot within the Unl•mity would b< requlr..S to chooK a patalld proaram u wdl, to Malcoe also Aid tblt lbt ccaunittce would be upcctina "evuy studcm to rUid somethlnJ • lsc that intria.- him IUid _.111m" in the~ that a scudcnt is turned down by his d~cnt. "Tbls could also SC<V< as a YdUclo: for tbosc ~panm<nt• that don't have u mltly studmu u they would like:.'" Enallsh professor Mu Wick M ~ocd tbit a transfer 11u<l9>t rrom a community colic&• that Is unable to &ct into bll dCpattmont, moy 1K b<ltor orr. " I'Ve kncwn many studc;1t.r who hav• found thcnuelves ill philosophy or cluslts, and other lowor fit the r<quimnmu or lh~ committoc. "The dlo>m r<quircments will llj)p!y to DUE tkpa.runcnu In amcral, and to all individual dq)lltm<ntl," Malone oald. "Onc:c oa:cpt..S to the Univcr>lty," Malone continued. "a Jt:udmt willthm have to men the rcqulrcrnmt~ or his departnocnt. If l llud<nt ttaJUfm In with over 60 cr..Sito, which i1111>1leo junior status. it docs not mean 1ha1 he i1 aucomadcally lo a depa.rtmc:nt." T he potalld proaram that 111 Inell vidual depanmmt mwt draw up II to b< doM with rqatd to iu own spoci(oc 1\<edo. The r<q~mts tblt 111 inc:cmlna student hu met, may oot b< equivalent, II<Cllrdif\l"tO Malone. "If cblt Is the~. a dq)l/tmcnt ahould speak up ond malcc variations. In any ....,, 1 mandate rrom SUNY Chancellor Clifton R. Wlwton says tbaa an ap-tana~t must exist! • y ct lbt pWI hu 0!>-"loo. "I'm totaUy oppolt<l to u onlctalatloo committee or any kind, •' oaJd P1yc:holoay Pro[a:aor Nornw> Sollrorr. "Orldcs art em...S 11 diffcrmtly 111 dcmend dCpattmcnto. •• 1bc Dental Sc:bool'1 William Miller hoWCYCr, looktcllt the possible problems in lnotJie' wey. "I ICIUC ~ eynlcism around lhiJ cable.'' IK oald. "Then will be I c:maiD omount Of disbooaty tO stiKiceco, unless they art mode aware carty or tilt pOSSibility or""' ldliAa into • dcponmmc 111 UB. II)' early, I When IIIey stan in 1 ~~­ community coii<J<. •• Transfer otiKiceco otfe actually DO difrcrcnt tbOD 1 rcpllr four·~auda>t IIi tbe Ut>ivenity, ICCOrdlnJ to Assotilte Pro£csoor or Qxnpuu:r Sdmca SIDUt -What's up in Knox? Blanc thril fs crowd By LORI SCHULTZ Ftolwo Editor ' 'Aaah. Whet '• up doc?" The audience clt!pp<d with cnthusl.um '1\teaday nlibt u Kilo• HaJJ wu traruform..S Into a Sltllrday mornlna canoon review thtouah the voice chltoctcriulloru of Mol Blanc.UB became the I 39th host to Bup Bunny, Porky Pia lAd tho voice thlt ...-ecllbcm In lbt hcaru or over UO mUUoo telvlslon vtewcrs ...cb lDOf'OIDa, "lllls II Ukc a vacaloo for ~:· oaJd the s~~on, \Je!dlnl. lf&nd(atberly !IaUre u ~. oddr.....S u alleod¥1 ltlldlaoce of 4~. " I love to traw:l t.bl..,.;,..,. and Wlr to lddl. WllaiiiD bome, 1beJ puc tDe to wort and keep me buoy." Wltb owt ~- to hla ctodll, ..... ODd hla- Noel proovl4othewolct ~ rot all lAOitq nuw ODd Nl'rlt N tlod¥ eat!Ciofta. ' 'Myaoa- do .a oftbl yoJoa peftctly' wllh tbt .....,uoo oron.," ~ 11111. " Kt lllf dltrlclrully '"'~ Y-'11 Sun. 1'111 ~ II !It M 11M 101M I I0\1111 , . . . _ _ , """""'' .ol q _.a ...... tofll lllll, 11'1 • low ~.. ii!IOMIIoft fCIIM .., Ill lilt 11111111, Noll ~·1 IA'!!f! l'l tlllllow." ffit lOII I -~~~ . .. . . . . IM~IIa- of .... tof . . .. .tlo .........., ... of lilt to~" to llllkll•· 'nil!-~ ~·=:·,he N;d"fi_:VM li f I IW 40 )'Qn anyooc kncwi what I look Ukc," Blanc )ok..S. " Pccpk come up to me on the otrecU and cvt'r)'lhlna. ll'a klnda runny." Branc Ran..S ill rodlo dolna dlalccu and lropmot~atlon~ or com«Sy monoloauc script, He aldctrack..S awhDe to muaic, took vioUn ldeoru for dJbt yuro and mov..S on to the tubo. AI. MC for NBC'1 Roedsho1¥, Blanc dlacovcr..S " the tuba aot coo heavy" and opi..S ror IOII>Cthlna U&btcr-a radlo scripc. It ... 11m be bepn the >'Oice chatactcrlutloru he became ramouo rot, j •• IIane • • mthllllutlc obollt workJQa wltb hla YOiee ODd lriod ~t wo -.ka for a , _ and a half to . . 10 oudldoo wltb NIC' • n-.do llrown. " ADd wiMo I lloally did . . . . oudldoo. k '*-- 11M P 1 diM," liMe Mid. " II'• ot 10 llutb, '---1 101 till tbol olldltloe.'' Hit llnl H1IC .....,_. - 10 t.bl...,. ot 1 dnaaka llltll. , . _ DO OM bod llalnl a dno""- bull, t.bl...._.ortudoa .... lff\ 10 ..... 10 "'*- ~·"'·" ''11111'1. . . - ~~ -tlowlllt . . . - ...... • ""-•" 114M iiii.~11 V011'"' II 10 ......... .., ,., "'* ... IWI!, 11114 rw • 't ,.,_ Jt, I'll! l to ................ """ . ~ otlli.............. J• • u *!1W . ,, Wlillflllllllllllltllly " . . . . to ..... ""'"·'' 1M 111a11ort 111M ,......,Ill.... ..... ........... a..,... "''' " ' ' "'--10-0M llltvolal flfa i'ie._, ........,., "MJ - .~a. lAo . . . . . .. ~ A plal 'lltf'~ llllelllltlato iALI . . Sloapin>. "Studalu thlt come ben u rri:Obntal also run the risk or aoc ldtinalnto • t~opon.o~em," be said. T!w l"'UUh propcllll wiD C0C11t tO tl>e f\111 SaJ.tu floc< 00 Octol>er 11. ~to Malone. �·Ass~mbly hears plea for SA involvement A CorddJ Scluodlta, the number or • maabm In the throe ~-old " body DWIIben:d "doubled lalt ~·· fot the socoaclllrai&ht ,..., ODd r.w llmcs liDce ill lira record cro..S or Student .Assodatloo (SA) Assc:mbly membeit bean! concated oppeU from aoW:tnment oflldals Wcdoesday to make tlW body aa &dive ODd effecti•o braad of SA. \ It was the fltSt meetiJI&jor tho sii1Ud." Scluodlter mad< hls t01111:ts dwiaa bis-"Sc.lt or SA" oddress, a Presidelltlal tradition, tiW omliaes pis. IIClCOIIIpliohmaus aad md in • pbllcy arm or 'the JtUdtat · ao_.......nt aad it btatd a IIIJUiy or plas for ill-in-ol...,...,t. SA ODe or the 1111Qor c:omplainu roqiiCIIS ror ja...,_, . . - tho ~bly )las boon tlie dWi*a. numbers ofmembm Executive orrocers aad diluton .ner' •·r- moetlJII. Speaker paraded across tho Talbert Senate 1e<ry Olaen tolclthe members that Clwnbm podium uldna ror an combatiQI this , . . ' primary aoal errott to, make the "-'tbly into of his lalute. ~ t'<PIItabie~ funetloa. "This is' the J>1- (or ...., J'be ADanblY mombm leamed , lludent to 11<t ill.oMd," that UB Pl<sideat StO¥al B. Sc:batbltr sold. Vko praidoltt PbU SalJIIIIe will oddJoss tboit ihird ~...... u Cbair mec:tlaa on October 29. They after Olsc:n ltqlped uicle, bo:a...C solidtnd riom1na11oos for he is a canclidlte for ~ As>embly Speaker and Rules dection-echond the Ptesldent. · ColllJDitto mc:mbm. The mec:tlaa lastnd almost two bo=. to SA P=illont "I f you are ilie, assembly. you oon make it iomething... but only if you want it. ' ' -'SA \(ice President Phil .fWtatdli an "you tho Assembly. you can make ~ somcthina ... but only if involved. • In hls State br SA speech. strcskd student unions s,ac:e. He rcviewd recent efforts to con~ a oontnliznd focility on the Ambersl c.mpus, notlna that itudenu ....tually will he asked tboit views. "You will have 1 larJe imptl<l on bbw students vole," Schachter sald.410tlaa tbat tbe q\10$1lon would come before tbo ynu want U. •• He sttased the lid< Sdlacbter past rispect the branch has • and adivity or rocei¥nd aad iif10d lnwlwmen.t and &<lion. • The Assc:mbly's repul&lloo can he developed, he wd, but ." you have to 10 out and cam it. You ha•e to show tlW the '!'lily is • • bore." Olsorl saki he spent his tenure waltlaa an>und the Univmity, smisina tho A.<sembly to students and adminimators. He wennd it is c:ritical for Onlvmlty community mombm to talce sock In the As>embly. Tbe way to """""'Piish this, Olsen explainnd, ,.. thro,l!lb effort. Olin& ruch $11CCC:S$[ul proposals thel4 hour Ubrary projoct,· the bwln& ltiNe)' aad the Bitdt ~ ColllJDittee Olsen a'iid SA diluton uknd' for'\dp CJom tbe Assc:mblY to join CDIIIDiitl- aad become ~ Pretldent Conlell·Schecter dtllftre hit State of SA edc&e" nnnSc ~~~~~.~..-.e•p L. .. The School of Law at Western New England .College Springfield, Massachusetts will be represented b1 ( Professor W11111111 Belter on Tuesda1, October 12, 1'182 from 9:lo -12:00 noon at Haye$ - Annex C. A00111 3 MSc Main Street Campus We tiiCourate attHdoct by la'-tld stallttlts, lftcllldllll women tnlnorl IINI llandl stlldtttts. r···--···so·Ff·······~l CONTAC'{S I $88 ~o,_tn.JTI: J.tMet. 1!111W11te'a. c. 'K11 a ·I ~ 11 Moil"' ,...... u,~,, ~If Oelyl · I i I J O!>f-l i I I·.................. 11oft.... . f· ........ •I......_.... ...,._... 1llftll . 11 I • tM f11 by Doclora of 115-4144 •.· "' Jilt a~....... I ,_ body. - Assembly members questionnd Sc:hacbter on wbether studenu should he forend to 'pay for the buildina oven thou8)1 they will probably not otherwise aet on until the 1990's. He plndand that he would let tho students make up their own minds. "I will do my besl oof to influence that vote." Schochter noted. He also rdQ<d his efrons on lmi'J'O"iaa a..,... L'ounao. O.er tbc swiunor, hls adminisuatlon worknd to drall a i>ropoal to besutlfY its cold and drab surroundinp. A plan was presentnd OVeDtually tlW would cost $100.000 and plu.,e the ares in to peenory with .....r.ns. A 1SOOO donation has already boon pJodand, Sc:bacbter notoc!. strossiaa his administration's eontnl thorne, tli&t of 1m tho quallty of student life. Hllrimaa Hall Improvements were also outliond u sduocbter and Olsorl urand Assc:mbly mombm to join a committee to work on makin8 the Main Street fadlity ' , more of a union. In adclitlon to Olsorl, Lany · Rosenthal, Naomi Feller, and David Owlrow wore nOmltwnd for Speaker. A toul of l.nima wore forwarded for dcct)oo to Dine Q¥>11 no tbc Rules • Committee. Tbe dccLions will he pro& beld on October U. �Leh~man, Cuomo campaigns step into gear at UB By SETH ,U.U:N City Editor Seclion• an tess tb&D a moaah OWlY, aod the D<mocratio: and Republlc:an campa)CM for aovemor of New Y01k S111c arc heati111 up oaou the S111e aod 11 the Unlvtnity. Rep<<o<otlli•es from the Mario Cowno and Lew ubrmaJJ c:ampalJru are obvioll>ly optjmlslio: tblll thcb candldalc ..tU ..to, b\11 they did not SP<>C\IIaU "'beth« the ra« ..t1J be dose. The campus c:amp&ialu arc jUII aettins olf tile rroW>d, and no <'Ients bl•• been &ehedukd yes, aec:Orclinsto cam~ spot e s _ . on both sid.,. Friends or Cuomo amp!IS spokes.,... Peter Pullano said lie -ovid lil<c to set ~ 1...1 Oil< or two speaken from CUoono's ampaliJI to spea.t on campus. He noted thai Cuomo hu • r... swropte speakers. and 1 ckbale be-tween a speaker from Cuomo·s and ont from Lthrrnan't campaliJI would be bencfodal for I!Ud<nts to hear both polnu If vie"' before votlns. "The prime _ . . , of the campa)Jo is to act people into the community, to let thtm involved," Pullano said, oddlnathat he is also c:oncerntd aboua absentee b&llou E 1 Ondlna their- way to out or town ~eudentJ who cannot act home to vote. He said II would be nice to ~~ the lic:utcnanc ' Govcroor to come to campuJ. but thot bwr campalanlna and it might noo be poulble. P uu.,o P.id the 11udent voto Is imponant to Cuomo's CIIIT1palsn. espedally in a .rate uoivmity. PuU111o maintained that t..ehnnan hu S&ld in the pall he ls for ReopnonUc:s which would be dl>aterous for SUNY. ;•Jthink o~putt wo ye.,. hayt sho"'D whar Rcpubliean economk:o can do. aod it lw JOt 10 be SlOpped," he Ald. He ebarKtcritcd Cuon10 u "the people'• cand.idllc" bco:auso l.abor unions, mlnoritia and womc:n's rroups have plcdaed suppon for him. CUomo bu boa! In aile &ovemmmt fM the put dahl years. four ,...... u S«YetatY of 1111< aod row u U<t!tenanl aovemor. Pllllano S&ld. CUomo h&l clone • aood Job, c!tlna that CUomo IWtcd the Oovemor'sllcotoo<nk: Tuk Force and kno..sllle mtm Sill<. He WV1lCd that lludtnt pol1kipation iD lhls clmlon is lmpo<Unl bco:ause lr l..cbnnao wim the race h ..W ba~ a oealllvc erToct .,.. SUNY aoc1 tile Uolvcnlty. Ht llfiCd JIUdcftu to att lftvolYCd lo c!tller the OmiOcraric: or Rcpublicu ...,.,.,.., Ldlrman catnPUJ earnpajan 1p0tcsm.an Kalil Kroll refused to COinJDall aod Caropus Caropaip Spot~ Stuart S...veoiay could nOt be rcac:bcd. Lehrman eampalan apokaman for Waum New York Mike Pulliozl ooted that tile earnpalp workers ve UJioato «< "P debita, q!ICStioo aod aos"er ptriods aod "beer blaJU" Ill Wes~<m New York <Ollqt -.n\p\IICJ. They lllC tr)'ina to art sf'Udmu to work on Lehrman 'a campalan. Plll1inri S&ld, ad dina that workina on a politieal earnpaisn is a learolna apcdence, where 11udm1> learn tht poll! leal process "from tile bottom up." Hcsald he would tike to sec lhe candidates de bile <Kh other. Cuomo c.ampo.ign 1pokesman Peter Dalton 1trased the importance of studc:nu votlna and that chty have: the molt co lose of •n~body If t..ehnnan gna elected because he would usc ReaJiftOmlcs in New York State. "Do you know what tffoct that would blve on SUNY? Yo• a~JU~Pt run SUNY thao way." Pullinzl S&ld the death penalty i.t an imponant lssuc: ln the campalsn. 11 1 think thr public IJ ~ck and !ired of kiUm like Son or S1111 111d the aoy who shot Uonoo and tbc1)'knol murdcr<r, and havioa to pay 132.000 a year to keep them ~ve in poUonlh" He sald Casey'a polky of "tuina aod spendona " was drivfns indu11ry for tile State and ...., forcltta poople to other nates Neb U Tta:a> to took f01 work. He cborgcd Cuomo wi\b wanlia& to we 1he same poticia for the next four years, wh...., ',.,., 1. he prime purpose of the campaign is to get people into the community, to gel them involved ' ' - Cuomo spokesman Peter Pullano l.thrman would cut ta..'es and •'tcform" scodal prorr11111 lo JCI indu11ry If move hack into New York. PoUitulchllt&ed thot CJomo .. hu n01 dol)e: ~ damn thln.a In the put four yean .. a.t Urutcnuu Governor. P ullinz.i said Lehrman il a bwines!lfltn, not a politician, addinathat lehnnlll Is also a fiJ]>tcr. " ht fought Rep•h~an bosses1o 101 the (Republican) nomlnlllon. Lcbrntan "bone or the JOdfllllers of Soppty Side Economics and brin&lna baek lheaold .Siandard, he S&ld. The elt. ttlon IJ aoillJ to be a referendum un Rcapnomk:> in New York Slate. "I do 00( think that the peoplt of N.,. Yort want that," lie DOled. OKMnO •'Ould wiD the d«tion evtn thouah he said Lchrm111 has ouupcnt his npponena by :a tiUio or seven to one. Daloon predicted. nolina thao the economy b aolna oo be • t>laluue in the campalJ11 and peOple arc tired ol Reaaanomics. He .aid Cuomo would noo ru.n the Slate a1 Carey doa-dc.leaatin1100 much authooity to hos aloo leavina him tomoved from whao Is aoina on. Cuomo W®ld koep o tighter t<IJI' and have more of a~ day 10 day operations, while makl/11"'1111"< hi) aida' VJCWJ &re C.VnRJcrnt wl\h his, Oalooo S&ld Cuomo hu visions or "'hat il oecded to run the State and would be a vet)l qualined JO'erooc. He said one of CllOmo's coal• would be to rtDfpniu the. publlc ~ comonissio. 10 the CO<IIII\lsilon would 1101llllow too many .me hikes for utidly comparoia . Women's Studies moves away from the colleges By SHERRY ROSMAIUN SpectnJm Sttif/ Writer he B.A. propoaal for a Women Studies dt~~ce. approved 11 UB two yean "10 Is now In Albany for funhcr deliberations. SUNY Central, howevtl', hu yet to appro.. the proposal In aettina a dell'ee prolf1ll". Women Stud.ies Callose (WSC) iJ •hirtlna out of the coll•a• syllcrn and loto lbe Fac:ulty of Ana 11>d Letlen, which in lum cntm Into th< molmtrcam of tbe Unvfcralty, a move which would J•&tltntcc the future of WSC. The CoUeaes' fuawe u a uparate unit 1s cunently undtl' Study. AI par1 of tht move to American Studes, Women's S•uclid ..til no Ions« Cllin u a coll<ae iD lhe coUeae T systtlll. The BA ..u approved on earopus several yean - aod Lut year ..., Jlven the otay by the counc:il of Dam aod the l'acuhy swr Stoderu Otoup. sao,. re<:omm<'ftdarion ..., Jlven from the BA ~'<View committoe, .,.11kb cootaioed facully from lt''<ral V111ioos KCion at UB aucb u the depanmerus or Law. Sodolo&Y. aoc1 PsyeboloaJ to cumlac the curriculum. The review committee was hcad<d by v~ Presideot for Ao:adcmic Affain Robert koosbcra aod Law professor M.;oric Girth. Other mcrnbcn of tile boetd iJlduded PsycboloJY pcofcuon Norman Solkoff aocl Kenneth Uvy, EnJlilh pto(OSSOI JOJ<pb Fradln and Pbilooopby profcnor Carolyn IConmeyes. All pvo the propoaal a positive raxl'm.meodaUon. The tJanJf« to the clccrtot prorram, how..,cr, forced Women'> Stlldics to W;e a cut lo iu offa b\lda<t. In Amcrlcan &odies, the orr..,. budaet coma to approldmatdy SJ,75Gpl!ll travel C>J>CllKI, bul the S990 of this alloted to them is not aufrlcknt <OOu&h to pay even the photlC bill. The coordlnalors or WSC have bcc.n ..orkins with the Otan or tvu and Letters Jaroes Bunn for sofnclcnt money ncoded tQ run the ofnee located on 108 Winlpear. u well u fun4a for piP<J' to ruo lhe copylna machines. All of tb... oxpemes add up to an approximate IUm or SJ,IJOO. year. wsc hu no pald starr. The staff coDJIJU or volunteers and wort stUdy I!UdtnU. If the B.A. IJ implemcnoed, coordlnllor of WSC Rulh Meacrwoch aplained tbat \'OIW>tcrt work will be handled u internships. Tbao hu been oonsiderablc opposition with the conslcknl.lons or maki111 Womm Stodics a ~r. To 10me It 111101 coosldercd to be a valid aeadctnlc wbj<a . As Mqaowiu said, these poopk arc obviously uoawarc of the cxttnl or quality oounes iD womeo 11odics bavc to off«. Actin& Chou of AmericaD S.ud.ia Lll. Kmnedy, also a u:adtec; at , WSC, both qrtt. Womca aod Miocrily Slodics Is the key to prnmt tht destruction or suuus of womco u wcU u mlnoritlcs Iter< at UB and ..tlhin scodcty, they said. Tho Third World Women's Studln proaram was created. in response to lhe nteds or UB · lllldenu. Appro.tmat<IJ 2$ eoursa - · offered thl< kf!ldter and cruoUmentlJ presently close to 400 whh an ever arowina I!Ud.eot populatloo. wsc oourscs teach • variety or ~kllb sueh u Wlitina. lcodenbip, health awareneu, and $peakinl $kUis-all of whlcb arc necessary In the worltlna world. Women Studies - ftnt fonocd in 1969 but dld nDI become a con.,. uotil 19ll. The r!J'Sl eoor:se offtfed In the oollqc in the St>rin& of 1910 .... wsc lJJ "WO<Qm iD Cool<tOpOrll)' Society" whidt, aC:oordlDa to the faD 1982 WSC oouae olf<rinp, COIICaltraled oo anaJY!iJla the rWICiloa or sex rok cliffc:rentiotioco Ill us soei<ly. eccu- wuc fltSI boilll offered tJuouab tbc ooiJca.< II this ~ Tbe bsuc of the BA aod major • lw been • catlral U.ut aa:ortlinl to Kmnedy, who abo t..a... " l'<minlsm aocl Ttacliliooal DbdJ)Iil>d" at WSC, She said, "Without II .... would aiWl)'S be "'""'"" u sopplimeotary." Anyooc ean apcdallze iD Womeo Scodics cilhcr alone or u a dual major. C....na offtfed iD WSC d<al ..tth eonte111porary IOdal probleml. Mally CO\It'KS ~dus and racial clilfctcnca u well u clif(ermca in ethnic, hlnorical, KXUalllld cullural movanen~J aod bow Aa>ordina to Meaaowitt wsc women can. ov~ that cllffetmc:d. Scodcnts iD this lkld or llody arc <IIO:OUII&ed io mtc:r jnttrnJhlps in fcminill orpnizatio111 to saJn awarmou o(. the rrow~na-·· Womeo Studla II a vital prorraro u Moeerowitz aoc1 ...,......... Women's Studies will no longer exi~t' as college , , a conslstt or two ooorclirwotJ, a Thlrd Wocld Womco Stodics coorclin.o.tor aod lnduclcs a run aocl par1 tisac staff. WSC'• offloe oontalm a r<ioun:e ,...U,. room, cblld cue fltiliU.. dorioa meotlnas aod actMI!ot aocl ldu:bm s. ~:•oO.- •w.n.o._.;..; . s �Seminar seeks .to 1 combat UB racism ~- WANTED Students to try out for the S.U.N.Y.at Buffalo Nationally Ranked Women 's Bowling Team. Register on the day of· try-outs • of pre-register by calling Pam after 9:30pm {835-71~) or Barb {839- 2248) Try-outs will be held Saturday,Oct:9 at 4:00 pm at Sheridan Lanes, 3860 Sheridan Drive (between Millersport & Harlem>. By ALAN ILACHJC ,. M•MII•I &luor n an elton to rl,lht r.rum bolh at 1be Unl>erlily and withio 1M Pf'OII'&III· Women'.s S.udin hdd an i.nstruaon saniaar to adolrf!SIIht blue and IO o1ueuJs lbc ptoposf!d but unfW>ded Third World ...,.,... onmponent. Tbis aect1on or lbc provam, If I semoes lmi>\<tn<nted, b ~ 10 bdp educ.\lc and prOvklc support for sninorlty...,.,... '"1be Unhenity community. <~"Racism "i1hin Womtt~'s Studlcs IUid lbc University ts aa OI\JOina &sue." Coordinator Ruth Meyerowitz aplalned. Altbouah 1bc plulotopl\y and aulddlna or tb• P<ovam support equality, Mc)oerowitt admiued, "Women's Scudlcs P<odUCO a lypt of white bienrcbytlw 11 similar ld tht si1uadon in tht Unl•mity." WOIII<ft'r Studks 21:1-Womm in Comlanporary Sodcty-1 course dalaned 10 soudy fUnctions and onouclousttcss or all ...,.,... in US ,ees. ..odcty, was c:rhiaUd because 10m~~« it as 1 forum for wbltr women ucludlni blues and ooneerns of minorities. Pan of lht blame for Ibis wu placed on lbt predominantly wbltt mtmbership In Womcos's Sludia 1eachin1 positiocu. ·~ Srudenl Association By popular demand the movie that 11 Wil/leave you feeling 10 feet tall" is now playing at theatres everywhere. Rex Reed, syndicated columnist "W.omen's Studies produces o type of white hierorchy that is simi/or to the situation in the university. '' - Coordinator Ruth Meyerowitz lrulru<tor Donna Ganz sald."lll is a<ore<; by and Jarac for white wom~n. A burdm is pJaad on Third World women who take this dw." lnsoruaor Ana Hlldqo addtd, "213 hu aone lhrou&h a process or Klf<liminollon in lffliiS or mlnorilia. MlnoriiY women wbo lak• Ibe courae ehhcr drop h or ate iJolo1ed and ate pul in lbc posilion or maklna • soa1emen1 for Iheir wholt llfOup." Thls cia.. Is a requlrcrnen1 foir ru1ure study In Women'&Sludlf!l and' is ne<f!I$UJI for aalnin& ln.. ruaor >IOIUS. A lack or mlnorill<$ complelin& 213 cau.~es a situation wh<rt there ate few minority lnstrueton. "Women and rninorily underaraduates have decUned since 1971." Meyerowilt said ••pial nina 1ht need for Women's Sludies, "whao we concludtd from tbh lr UB Is not mcetln& female under.,.duao• needs." Thc-proposf!d Third \Yorld oomponenl wUI. Worntn's Sludlcs hope~. no1 only provide a basis for undentllldlna lbe probleuu or rninori1y women u opPOSed co "Vrhltt women but abo mcouraae mo~ minorilies 10 cornpl<ttlhe proaram and tarn irucructor ttatw. 0... proposf!d pan or this component Is a dw for wllite womoo to hclp lbcrn unckmllld theh o"" rochm IUid prtllldica. / ./ W 0111<11'1 S1udies has r...cntly been inrorporated Into tht Ameriean Sllldles dcpattmcnt, ana bdfll pan or tlot Colle:af!l .,....., &ina i.S foundation 1ft 1969. 0... or lbc ...ulu or thiJ •witch bu bea> a cut in Womtt~'l Studies bu4l" "'111ch b 1101 only b.tmperina tllt efrJCia>t runnina or tht provuns orfia but u abo pm~mtitjl tbt impl«ncmtatlon or aaodcmlc provuns, indud!lla lbc 1111rd World cornpooan. "Womtt~'$ Studies is c.u&ht b«,....,. a desiruo have a Thin! World cornjxxlf!ftt and coaformlna to buclatt allcx:atiocu," Gatu said. "but chis doa'nt rtally arr... lht dedkatlon Studies hu 10 lbc romponau.'' "The blue or racism b'nt abtlnct," Mc)'trowitt usated. "wt'r< workina apirullt." Sbt aolclf!d, "we do a lot 10 :lf!I'Vt Third World lli'Oiftftl but our buda" hu been eul si&nincantly." fii.RAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS Sht riled this as an aam,le ot ltutltulionaliud racism wbich ealsts 1101 Just at UB bul throuahcltJt $0Ckty IUid described it u "struaural A LORIM.AR-MAR'nM I!LFAND I'ROillX:TICl'i A TAYLOR ~FILM. racism lhat e<dsu 11>&11 frorol iJidlvldual prejudices." RICHARD~·~ WINGER Meyerowiox is oonctrn<d &bat funds nef!ded 10 Nn file Women'• AN ClFPICER AND A GEN'n.EM.AN Studies offkt ml&ht bt takei. from othtt prosrams such as Puerto Rican Also starring 01\VIO KEITH ati!J LOUIS GOSSETT. JR. a~·Foley' Studi<S. "Unltss we,., ofljce fundi there;. a very real po>Sibility thot Orlg~~byby~ ~1~J.'~ byby~~~~... resollrcu will bt taktn froa{ PUf!TtO Rican Studies." $ht $11d,"lhat • ,............, would bt a cue or mlnorityjl<oaranu takina rrom -'> ocher is a real ~~N,!_~_!( badshuaolonwit.l \lntbeUnlycrslty," 00 _ -.t • ~ , Claim ina that "we did I!)land ••old this but tht University administration dld'nt ooopa\tc," Meyerowitz hopes 10 ftnd a rundin& __..___ ... minorities btcornina opposf!d to tach w-·· ::,,,__,:!'5 _ i t IR I_ 1 -.... L_,_,: 4.-....;C~H.;.E;;,C;.;.Koll,.;OCA,...L._N.;EWS-.;.R.'A011PE_R.s_F•O•R•TH-•EA•JR-E_L.lS.Tl_N_G_s 10 .,..., Iut!""o~?-~o-• vo_ld-"-wornen-·~ �Morality ih media on the march By 808 SCHOOLEY Proi/flol Sun F'"tu" Editor orality in Media is attacking wh.a t 11 views u the ~tanl imtnorWity or some eable te!evWon prOif&ml wblle a1 the same time, work.lna independently, and aaina M Franci.scan nun who runs her own TV network Is attempting 10 provide "prognms 10 beautiful that the whole ramlly\.c an watcb.'' Fathert.1or10n A • .Hill, S.J .. Praldent or Moralily in Media {MM)-:.... a nono..profit, non~an. non·panisan...\ · privately funded (oo ehurch or government monies) membership ocirporation dedleated to uadieating obsoertity in the mass media,- and Motha" Anaetiea, who founded the Eternal Word Television Network (EWNT) in 1981, - e in Wester New York Tuesday to atteod the loeal chapter of MM's 12lh Annual Awards Dinner at the Sheratoo IM hotel in O>ec:k:towap. Al a press conrereocx Tuesday momin& in the hotel, Hill explained that MM is currently tryin& to introduce a bOl into the New York State lc&islature- that, in effect, pllocxs cable televisloo 1l(l _prime time•, h HiD told TM !Sp«trum. tbe modd of the cable TV law Morality in Media is tryjna to introduce in the State sild In part "lndeceot material' ahall mean material wblcb Is a rcpresenlltloo or or verbal dacripdon or: a human Kaual or <=r<lOI'Y orpn or runttion; or nudity; ult.Jrnatc sexual am, oorinal or pervened, aaed or simulaled; or masturbation." • Hill betiev.. !hat the battle to pas.s the bOl wOl be diffiCUlt: "After all~ it '.s a S]OO bWioo Industry. In tlte lone run, though, unless they (eable exeeutivcs) llfee to the regulations they'D lose money - a lot or people Mil tum lhem off." On another oO(e, Hill said that the musical Ohf Colcullo wbkb opened this week 11 Kleinhans Music HaUls "a cballena• to €tie County's District Attorney (Rjcbard Arcara); it dearly violates current New York State obscenity laM, If rour DA does his job, the f111t performance Mil be viewed by a poticeman and a judge who wOl decide if it is obscene and then it it up to the DA - the whole Clll. ond the people who put the thina on can be arrested." When asked why the movie wasn't banned on Broadway, Hill reptied "Tb~ DA there ...am'I doing hl.l job." Mother Angdka, recipient or MM/WNY'J "Woman of the Year Award", spoke next. tttn television today we don't· understand that our cblldteo speod more time watchinJ tekvsion rhan they do aoina to hJill scbool. Their minds:, In many ways are like spcm..,., absorbi.oa<vesy~hlna. So the indecency, the immorality, the. c;uualnw or sex. tbe violence. and moSI of aU, the lack or eompanion that Rood our bom.. via The TV encouraaes limilar behavior among our younr. We abhor thl.l but we can't Just <It around. We mll$t fight th'. by law;Uke Father plus,we must Hm. offer en alrernadvc. n 4 Mother Ana.dlca's alternative;. the Eternal Word Tdevlslon Network (not yet available In Buffalo). From bcr fll'it thought of creating a new network it took only 14 months before EWTN's lim broadeast on AUIIl3t IS, 1981. Tbe network strives to provide wholesome entertainment Ocascd rrom outaae >Ources) and . . . . MORAUTY- 14 MotheMngellca dlldlcatlld to eradicating obtc:enlly under the same res:uia;ons that the networks race. Up untD 1980 eable was under Federal GoYmlllleot controls but due to.wecbnicatity - the laws involved only applied to pr.,.,..ms braodcast thlou,gh the aitwaves it i.s now unrqualttd, a~ f'rontier being explored. and expanded. "All manner or ~ual activity is portrayed, stoppina just This Desk Can Reach Mach 2. - short or showin& peoct.talion,·· HUI told Tit• SP«trum. W bile some people would araue that becawe cable TV bu 10 be bought, and that the "obscene" diiDDcls cOme ~dy and, therefore, tbe incllvidual should be allowed to deCide what (s)he Vi..lts · to .see because it harms no one 1\ ebe, HiU disalrta. "Since botb (network and cable go into the home, both should be·realjalted," Hill soid, "The people comioa to tbe Awards ci!Mer this cvmina ahow that Buffalo I&<CCS·" "AJ one or the founding members or the American Civil Uberties Union told me a rew soo yean qo, 'l don't want to u~ in a World '(here I COl! watch sodomy ~ ~1·\ --..... ...-- 3612 Maln Street Buffalo, NY 14226 Limited Lodging Spaces Available Now In A Convenient Loutlon. Includes kitchenette facilities color t.v. and all utilities. 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Oi--.. ........... _ . . . . 0 1 .,,..,.• - ..,, wiN b l - SUNY· , . ,_ ,,.,...,_ ·aduoot-1_.,,.., llt/1 _,.,.._,01 Ju. ~ lVII) 11/IIOW. ......., ,.,,..,_-- .. .-. . _,.,.,.,,..~~ope,_, _, W•,.... ao dol-e: .r But_,_ OIIOif I'- you'l/ oi W W ) ' I - C..... t'lt ~­ you. Thel<wothlt-onoohed C.n-blrotumtd you lnd ... And oil my thoup/rtl of H..., con bl bumt<l. e.,,,., ___, , . . _ . , 11>11 , . . , l o i - . - ~ Tl>e hoppy lima -hid.• I'll k- you In my helrr and mind And m1)'H thlf 1o "bed. • I rio IIIII tow you _ , . , lo ~.._ ... rio,. 10......... ...... I tnlll liN tlmH lit" w l ho/Wd -·re~tttwg~t of1M_.,.,..,.._._ --...,...L-.,.., We,... - mind. 11'1 /lire 1 . . - . I OIIIY • loll the/ I could- up lnd hi... , ,,.,, 11 not limply potMtllt-11 11 - , , ._ _ -to /lfhfell• up~ I""' llllouQit lite , , , . , _ lit my ,.,.._,,, ,_,_by ...,_., We passed CIID • Wttu..lty Querln#Nd - 1 0 - . ,, . - . ; I f 1- /1'1 hlrrl to bl wtthout your t llo Oft low you"' ·tt~ tf11& • modlll SlJNY Pl'!'fJrltrl Editor. ,,.,.. .._..,.-or no 1- • II'• harrllo llnrtlho (>lrllfJI' 1o.. Tlte IO'ro olwhlclt So trlllrf 'f0'/'111 /o "')'mind Juot floltlttg lh""'fh lnd to otlter girts. - . _ , wollttd ,_It wollhol)'l bllore ~ontlleot_l_ Editor. I nHd .tom.o~Je to u relor me I WIJII your tow~ ,,. by,..,-.I , _ hit1J:DO p.m. 11/gu/Wd /hit Qo/11/ICktd put If:DO p.m., ofltlr - W!lhlnglon hi .. ptoytd • 1Vf1ot toll In 11 IHII llowlnfl rlown lhl Rug1n Admlnlltrlllon-. otllmpl Register Ed~or. - w Anoc. Prof. /'11 1/WI)'I • ,.,..,. lor ,...., lnrrty - - · Y· -Lc.- ~otuclont~ �op-ed Batteries Not Included Bv Deirdre Martin Tlllo ooi<Jmtt Ia -lut.t to oq who dlrHI at Food s.M<o, uP«J•II't fltOH unlonun•t• victim a ol ''C<JtlaumptkHIIAtropllt Syndromo". llow mol/ltf>ltt6uro ot lnltoductng IT1Ytolt-l om 1 wor~t< lor SUNY tl &IIIIo's Food S..VIce. may hiVt ..." me-rm tM one tn A ~Por~•P• yew 11'11 uxy brown apron wllh the alluring btOWn Korohllf around my hotd to moton 1 novo tho dllllngulol>od honO< ot "buestno" In the catetetla. One would euppo••· that IO< minimum wogo. thlt dolnty chore would "'Iiili IIIIIe moro !han lilting nollly lltc~ed tro~ dl~ tho ll ~o. and giving Ihom to tho dlthwoohor. Thll IJt>ol tho cue, and al any tilt, you trt no doubllhfnl<lng to yourself a1 thla pfWCIH moment...Goah. hoW ll'ffibty bo<lng be to hi>O IO buo ltb!U," Wtl~ lilt quilt II'""" the contrtty-ln t il my 21 yura oflllo on tillS otottous l>lootl. I IIO!I'IIhln• ,,.. _ , tnglDOd In 1 more exelllng octi11tty. To boll In with, I nope I om notln a ny way leading you to btlto•o thot I!*IO<Jn lnlo ta~ o<ll ol oconomic necooolty, or oorno ,.,..,.. doolro to hJIIIII the notion of the PurUal\ wor11!; etnlc. I come from a background of lnctediOie wealthi It It a llltle known fact U\at both of m)' pa,.ntt 111 diplomate to fotlrion countries, and I chose to allenc:t UB becau11 I was lnctedlbly DOre<l Wltn my Pt&fO In '"• upper totltlona of IOCiltly. No, I w ork FOOd Sftrvlce booau11 tho boiiiMI~g ot ooch and o-.ry wont df'r Ia a new adventurt fOf' my 11nsea, and It hi an eKerct&e that enebloa mo to ell tno mora appreciate my fellow being a. Takt. lOt atertere. the aheef visual beauty one In mv -II po•tllon t• ptlvy to- a pal'W)fa.mlc view of a cafele,.a. buutng wl1h 1 hvnclted V04ces, 1warmlllQ with as m•ny bodtoo. It It with t atnoo ol o~nllorotlon tn.t I begin to movo omot~gollhe tabffr. and on, It ts then thtt the doilghtlul olgnto bocOmO too much to Tho humblo complaooncy ol lho ohredclod styroloom C\IP, Ito plocoo nu...-.ng notlllng 11>0!1 ot 100: the allan I ~ Fcrurn T tho OINtHI olll¥1ng Hurntnltolf&nO. Mol he<.,.,..... tables In Ctlcvtto clurlctil he< youtll, anclll ta to thlo utty ellporlonce oho ottrlbuloo 1110 boiiiMing of he< g-t tovo for the _ .. ollhil Hllh). Untoounotoly, being a handt011dan to I he • • - o aludtnt poputttlon blingo with It u much nollfloche ao ploooure. Fot I Ob•lf'lo flrotltand tho dt<rutoting. dal>lllltllng elfoCto ollhe dreaded "Consumption/Atrophy Syndrome," "'~-· to PIIQOO ... mlltiV hero ll ue. Thll wtdtopraad dlsoaso w~o In the following manner. the ,..on... of lood, for_,, u~nown roooon, lmmtdlotoly omoscutolot the buyt<. 8y tho limo tho or ha )lao r MCIIod tho lol>lo to dina, hill ot lhelt -OY 1104 ott~_, cfrolnod. Wily, It 11 ltriNing tnot !hoy can • - movo tholr Jowa, 0< oonl""' up -~ oltt<IQih to 1111 tho morMia to their lips. Thlo t altn fOOO Ia. weu. •tmo•t •~nful. But rut auured, I am • devout Cetho41c:, and whet\ to my horTor I occaalonall)' Robbed • • tnoy are ot alit hOI• Iormor vim lnd vtgor. now ~nIt' be eJCpected that they ara to ,_rtorm tl\t rlpoua took ot liopostng of tnoll o ..n gort>lgt?l Tht.mt<t ltw)UQht can Induce chill• In the •~etaoe a~udtnt, aa well so nau..lo. So they crowt etono t~e 11- of Ina caftterto, ••hauoled, IOovtng lnolr ollal lor the rt>bull Food Sorvlco, wor~ot to dlopen~. Suppotodly, science Is wonting 10 lind a cure for tnla ll!lngo ma~dy, Thoy ooy lhot litho atudont could pretend he 0! she were dining 11 nome. 11 might be un<ler contre~ lndood, 11 Ia a o!gnt. and many 11 tho tlmo I wtsn I ~• m'"""" ot lho mocJjcal crof-ton, oo tntt 1 couJO do away wtth th.ls awful a6c-..n••• Sui rm juat • ~ 1100...1 myooll, and a lucl<y ono tl lnot-1-.. got my 11011111. my unUy, a lux U<Ioua nlgn QA)'lng )ol> Who coutd as~ tor mcwe? ""'*'"" find my111! hlt ar11ct. t1 1 foUow-up Ia comment• that I """'" printed. I W04ild ll~a to clarify tnd m~• more explicit tho rooponto~lhot "'"" prlnttd In lhol edllkHI, ond add a tow moro oom,_to, tllo<oforo otucldotlng what I Pt<cl... to be tno """""' IOCJal and f>l)lltical onvtronmont that ••t•t• a t tna. Un,_any Thll Unl'torotty hoo a d-'Y rtcltl, oltonlllng ond lmperaonal atmoo,....., t rlllly did not !<nOW wllol rcttm rMIIy wu Uoltlll attondtd thlo Un'-thv throo yoa~a ego. I nod 1\0Vt< conlronttd thlt ,_,of roclem unllllh.t attondtd tht• untttrtltv. floclam ta eucn a 1>111 ol 11111 Unl\ot(olty, 1/101 lila ooaontlolly o norm that - l e Juot aro not • oonoclouo ol. Thlo argument It oupported b~ the fact Ihot wnon 1 nave brought tnio p/>lnt to certain Whitt otudonto heavily at tho atgnt ol • lllthy, attoky table, I tush to ttte .,..rut garblo- can a"d lug ttle content• outalde to ttHt neareet dump1te.r. I 'm easily excited; ao I lug •• often aa 20 times aday. A s mentioned eor116>, t>elng In this line or H<Vlce hoe hoi DOd mo to opproclato my cohor\.1 to the tulloOI oxttnt. You con'l Imagine tne nigh regard t nave tor tnooo who Dartt. "Get aom. mustardl" or ••t netd nap«kut" IO<otldng tnoso bothersome. trtvlai lemtl " p t -· a nd 1 • thank you..., Somedme' whiM\ I'm &lloh1fY dtc;utbect. 1 lind thot mr Iattn 111 llut01nttr to ,..,~ by the mort Utllflnc:o Ol I ONISO Iilio, "This IOblt to /.,.;tung Clleiluttlng. huny up and clean It ott"~~ to rumortd thtt end ate ehoe'ked to hNr that r•c:.lem o;,;ltll lntolt<onl ol bloc~ music. and they doplet It u ono lrlond of mlna deacr~bes •• "Junol•bunnle11 mu•lc. R~ mualc 11 the only muolc tnat 11 -lolly accoptoble when living In tho dormltorloo, and who" (lllnY iloor port/eo art conductld. that It the Of'IIY music that you will htlt, I hevt . - blo.c lla wno ote " Uncle TO<no" lncorf)O<IIt tl'lorntolvoo Into tho val- ond anltudoo of many whltto. TheM •not¥1duala do not lntonntngto With othtr bloclat acodomically ot aoclolly. EoHnUolly the vatuoo and ottltudH ol whlta bocorM tno ..,.... and 1tthudoo ol theto bloc~ lndl111doolo. ..,...... bl- lndtvi4utlt tolllly tofocl tno txlatonco of roclom atlhll Unl'tarotty and ' therlforo relntotce t rocllt Whitt tndtvtduoi'a •tow that -111 antlgo~ltma In tho lorm of raclom do41o not oxlat. I am not liVIng that a black who lntorac1o ,jttn whiles II raclat aUitudes of wl)llea toward• ~acka and have an the exltt~• oi racl8f'1\ 11 ahows hoW pervasl~te raclam at thla Un'-olty ••tala boCOuto poopto con no 4onQt< oc:Mowt~ or rooognlu lt. A voot mo/oriiY of tne wnlto atudonto, along with many of the facully, oro roca.L TheM lndlvt®oa. oro beticoUy from mlddlo clua orooo, liVIng olthef In t he ounoundlng -.~>an arooo oucll oo Amhorat, Tonowond' t<onmoro <>< ~t-•go.. They atoo moy live in tllllll " llldl •-n•" oucn oo tno clty ot llh.... Of WotartOIIiO, Oow- or &I they I ll novo a baolc almllttl!y and that II o n l - t and unconoclouo l ooll~g ol tuf>O(Iorhy over bla.:ko. They vtow moot upoett ot black oooloty IUcl> ao our m•tlc or tho block dltlocl u btlng onlmallttlc and crtmlno.l In ntl\l!o. Ther atoo oro slmlior In tho 11~10 tnat their way ol lllolt supposedly the boot way ot tlfo 1!\d oro nolto!ortnt ond took dOW~ upon !llost who are dilloront, oapoetally thou tndl'tlduatt from Now York Cltv. They atso to become voty tooriUI wilt~ groupo of blocks eongrogoto In .,..,....... -. Q...,. ogoln t mutt ltTII>hoolzalhot lhla II an unconactouo IMtlng of ,.., tnatla t>uod on • rwpugnant ond antagonlallc ¥tow ol bltcfto, tncl, to • - cltgrM, Hill'-. Every tlmo tnotl novo..,..,...... wltlt • or HIIQA~Ic uolng tl'tl b l . . , . . - or "'lang", I at tno on the 1 . - of wllllt piOIIII wllo mlg!lt bo -tno and tno -MIIon on l/ltlr , _ ,..,. Into • typo of trow~ and a ot dlogull. Anttouglllf ...,.... • lpeollto-olheftn any rnonMroltoot of ¥Oleo It oltolllhtt - o f diOQUOI. It lo POfOII'*I u two normol numan btlngt engaging In • llONNil -.talon. 1 hove contronttd • gnoat dolt; ol !IIOiom he'tlng the untoounato oKpttlonoo ol ih>lng ati>Und many "recto! -hoi"" In. tho dOmllt-· TheM pooplo aro tololtY thing In common ond that lo tlloy dO nol llko "nlggO<o," Ttlt• lnatltuUon •• I u.pruaed eatUIN 11 ~•ry aUenatl'no and Impersonal. Wh-ere I h.ave.rtO'IIf M6f\ tt\6 d:~r" o( m,any tlmea to my dismay. When floor partIN ere whltn and era referring to btacQ, IM wotd ''nigger.. 11 conotantly utod. 5o thoroforo,whon many of th- whltoo refrafn trom Interacting wtth blac:ka and when tetenlng to block• conoltt..,lly uoo thO word "nfggor" tttd yet donY vatloua ethnic and re1lg•OYa dltf~re:nc.ea. TMy t1ave one oonducted tno R.A •o or olnor whlln living on theoo fkwn"a have a pany or aoclaleYent that Ia geared to the t>onol~ Of whllo'o ll'tlng In IhoM dOmlllortoo. And unioN bl..-a In oooonoo Incorporate t h o - . Into IIIII onvl<onmonl, lnoy will not hove ltoor ptrtloa or any -tal octlvUtoa to their boNill. an 11Uncte Tom". but tnoso btacks who aaalmlla\e tht -not Mmblance of manneta are lo11. They can b&'lt)' &landH broat~lng " nero. Although 1\11.., t n - individuals lntoract with other ..,...lot\ myotor"''J• proceu of c»g.oerotlof\ oontt. tl!lougnout tho ontkoty oltno dining oxpor""- II to C\lllcxos to noto tnat the mota lood • atudtnt f>UI<:I\0-. tho ~"' they ....,,uolfy bocomo. 8y tno time tho moal Ia thrOUOII, they 8111 tOII U~ MP!*I ol OIIOI!tngl~. t tl By Clifford Jackson modo In tho Soptombt< :!Otn odtlton ol Tho SPfH!InJm. The baala reason wh,y I attd ~hot membera ot the black community were Interviewed In that ediiiQ(I ralottd to luuoe ooncermng tho quality of lifo ol mlnorttlol 11 lhll U~lvorolty. I woo tntlf'llowed by tho Campua Editor and waa ••"ld 1 number of queauona relaUn; to ISIYII conc.emlno mln.orh~a here oo pampoa. In tnat lnlorvlow, · only tnree ot my roopontot on campu1 they bu- tp6tftdout ot en~ bona .trewn acrou a tab•, oama.'*' With twlcllup ond clgwotto : Ino lnnu....,ablo l!lyO, "".loglcal.ly pia- 00 thot anould t tty to 1111 tllonl. co1<1 colfoo, C<109Niod grovy, and wovm yoguo .....,. -stilling loon to odorn my omoct. TheM oro owooorno olghlt to behold, and t ct~~ onl\o p;ay thtt oomldey rou too will oomo to approctolt tho Mllhellc boouly t~horontlll boor mixed with ooup, ooggy lrie.. Jutting from mongled oll¥oro of plo, and muUioled eliot tuogna btl hOd In onco hot cl\ocoloto. I hopo vou will not think Ill of me tor conlooolng the following, bull fool It muot bo ~"'"·I am Wl\al OM moy c oli a heelOnltt. lillie my ptoasuru, oopoclally l/looo tac111t In nol\110. Buoolng tables lo onon a aultllblo outlot fOt '"Y of my. eMit we My. ''Peftt-up tnefgy... 1 come ctooo to folntlftO Wltn joy fWV/Itrno I ptcll up a cvp and fotyonnoiM ooloo from the punc:turtd bottom. I con t help but oltNw oo 1 -ape the ..It.,... Into I no troth c.~ Ond go I n - ol yot anothef tray. t g. .o Wit~ plofloura ao I flncl trayo C<Ne(.t wltl! and upon rtf!MWfnQ u-., find my fi ngers being .,.,....., by eo1e1 malhed f>OIOIOH, or cnlll, or 11'1 unlquo comblnotion ol boll\ Thta OXf)INionoo of contact with a otrangotl noll '"'Ind. I not'- tnettherl - • a sorlot ol o u - concerto in front ol Norlon Hah aorttor In' tho _ , ... Theoo oonoorta - • bUJcaliy smell , _ conooru. Thera - o no outdoor oonco11• tllot ...,. provided to lfllortal~ bloc~ and hlopt~loL TheM concerto w..,. "!aanty goar.t to tooneflt Whitt itildllllo. I thlni< thlo llluflrt iOI lhlllht wnua otudont orgonllatjonl ouon '"''"' Sllldent Auoolatlon ~ and t~o Unlvoralty admtnlotrollpn hovo a very ...,Itt atlltudo towttdo blocq and beotcafly they dO not caro about tho quality or lifo ot blacu on lhll campu.a. _. U.Jng In the dOmiiiO<Ioo to nollno only.,.. of tho Unl't8flftt In wnlcl\ blacu Will ancountor ractom. I novo .,-.With a numi>Of of oludonlo,oopoellllly out on 1/11 ,.,_., CW!lf>Uo, OUrtno my four )'tori herl and the eampua locurtty - oonotstllllly cluri!IQ tnta Pt<lod blaCicl. Thll mollvaltd. ~ ac11 of-~'*"" t o _ , Mid Mlllor -~ IN UIIC:OilllciOUI loor &ncl fooling ol mtlmldatton tnilt ....,.wNtoollavo.._ ~ "'' ~L I live In H• Y~ anCI novo '*' my w"h rtc:lllltollone. Jowl, and lrlah Iron)- IIIia 8onoonhuttl: Broolltyn &ncl Roatdilt, OuMIIa. or llayalcM, OUtont ond In porlt of Lonq ltlancf iiUdh u • Huntington or Lo111ttown. Some ol thoao Wflltoo living In thooo a rMJ, IIq m.,., Wlllt• wno ll'ta upotato. have ,.,_t .... - _ ,, -•tnoa bl..,... ~ a look ot sometimes they may aay " What arw you trying to bo?" Thla Ignorance to untoounotoly voty p!OVIItntln Unoo<lCIOUt IMIIng that Whltoa aro ouporlo( to bloc~o oro "Uncle TomL" The dyn·a rntc upoct of raclom nao p;oducect a 11oto of alltiro whnln tno black community lhtl llfgmtl~oo certain bl..- lndl'tlduoll. Where oo ooon ao _ _ . . or tno blaclt COI!\IIlUOiiY •• tl\lo Untvortlty - a bl-tntorac1tnQ Wltll whltoo, he or one to I UIO<Il8tically 01\ " Uncto Torn", or ..._..,l)o tnot tnd!vlcluotloiiYtno to be WNte. Tha. tooling Wilt~ In polio olthe -community a. a nogotl'tt tttllng lflllt ttlcortalft blacko oro- lntora.:ti!IQ Wltn wtlltoo ond II unconncloua and 1o not wnenovar unfllondllnOII som• blocks ot thla Unl'<orotty hove oxnlbtltd IO!"Irdo othor blac~L Blaolle tttondlng the City Unl';oratty oyolom In New York aro much mora cordOrt end courtto•o towotda one onoth" tn... thtlr block oountl<f>orto at1oodlng tnlt untvorolly. .,...;,. oro mo~y c:tlquoo tntt you hove to_, with oontrontlno f>tll• ol thO ~k community llo<o. ,llolng dlolttwd ......,.. yoa are auf>I>OOOdly trl'ing to be WNto or tto btlng an "Un<:lt TO<n" In lholf 11tow to very provatont, but tho ..-t profound ond " - - l t d ••nlbltton or to-...,. tholt ...,.. fococl wllh oomo rnombort of tno bltclt community ot thlo Un-ty a. a ,__,,.,...,IIOWIIOI otllo< Who oro ocnievtng ot excelling academically. Whore oooatn blacl(a ouch u myootf wllo-' l o l~y diHgontly oro roaonted or toorod by other blacu bocouol wo are ouppotodl)l ~ng oomothlng that wo thould not. 11\avo lound thll by trying to "'0100 Into • convorotaton reJ&Uno to ac.ademk:l or a converstak)n 11mnar to that ty!>Clot.Jop)c, o rooctton from certoln bltclle lo elicited or m111y blo~ cornmunltloo today and to ono ol the maJor roooono wny m•~Y t>loclla 10111 not oblo to tclllo•o octd~tcally In tno prlmoty and tocondoty tducottonal llwolo bocollse ol Wo loor of being -lilly oottoc~ Roc:..,. lo llloo; -.ornono tnet·t hive lound among cortoln ortontalt and othef groupo ottoncflng thlt Unitoor11ty. Th<ougn t.he procou ol ootlmltatlon tnoy tttw on the ..,.,.clll otthtldol ol rnotr1 wll'tto t<>olordo ot.c11o. - • certain toratDn atudontt nove tho ottltudo tnatltlo "willie - r ot!J~C1uro" orni>Odytno tho Un!-tlty odmlnlttrotton otlcl tho "tudtrna a re auporlot to bt..- Amo<tcans, In tflOII •law. il lherl ta anything thtt ta nogatl'tt ~ p;oblol)>ottc wllnt.. the blllel< oommunlty •t thlo Unl-otty or In thla nation 01 a wlloft, It 11 not Whlto -101)''1 fault but tho fault olluy tnd Unmotlvoted f>IOIJII. So as wo aon roclom Ia a very dynamic P•~~C••• that omt;>oc~tu·mony ooctlono ol IJ~Ivtrolty • oommunlty and toctoro of aocttty ao a whole. The Septambot 201~ e,dlllon ot Tho ~!rum tll•t focuHCI upon the quality olllfo of mlnorltloo,ond bl..-o In parttcualr, btajaolly thould nove olllllontd INIIIY Uf)tOII ol raclam Wlllcl\ to one ol the toundltona 01 t~lo lnolltutton. ThQM blocltl,.ho .,. -..g Ia< arou to be klvOIVOcf In at thlo Un'-1/ty tllcMIId ....,.. anG Ilion to bocoi!IO ~ •llh .... " now" Sludonl Union, - - - I tlllnk Ia melting lmi>Ofltnt • • """""""' the lila o f - atudonla 8u\ to 1 -\IIY-- on-. !- mal<atl>lalcilptolr-·~- .... ~­ • • . , . - - o t - X . - pl\tloeoplly )'Oinlllf-- to dolfiQ II* lor waiting lor_,.,.- to do ~ . IMny ~.......,. IIIIa llllc~ witt ~ be lafl wllllllll tonrnaaton thet t heta ""'"" p101111. .,....,.. It nalltlne 11tn111r !hot 1 can oay to c.._.tltolo mind. What I . , . _ ond brougl)l IO<Ih In IIlia lj\lclo .-tall and "'"""" bllclll ond wllltoo rocogntzolto • •totenoa or deny h w111 1101 otgota llo ofgnlfto.nce, , ,,.,_,·;·~ ·,;a~ ~~ .I ' ~· �feedback I <' Truly warped Edl1or. Thllllllf publlo/otd Itt W.clno114•'f'• Sj>actrum oy ,,. Of'l/•nlzollon of Arlb SttHIOnto tough I mo o IIWimportlnt lhlngr. 11 ,.unt.cl .,,., • dlotonod o!Hl truyly ol """' tWnrl Itt LlblrtOn ""'It dOll /tOt '"'" merit • twiJHICtfblt ettempt ro r.but lt. ThllrtlcN wea • • r•rpod ......, rrenaperwJt plfYi to lrtelr• hateltK lsreo4 ond thl Arob 1om to " Qot .,. /srell cl.orly ohO- tNoi/Qh. Conttotlt this whh 1~ - noh Oy Ill''' &hoflflt to eU rh+ world lor thl truth o!Hl /ulltc. thoy IHI/s dtmtnded by th.,, um• I'K-tnl • ""'''· no matter what tht -- contiQVIne.a will o. to; llrltl, V••· tht tn. colon ahow. Tne • A,.b, ,,. not .wn kx>lf.lng lot Neme_lly_l . Anti-anti 1111 DOES THAT ANSWeR YOUR .QU6STIOtJ ?,. ~ Whll should bl nomomiNI~ W• lind It t~ery lntereltlng lltet TM Spool rum found 1 woy to crWcJz• tht ANC IM our voter IIVPIRG end the ANC In thl prollrfl/nrry budget. Would this not mok1 tllo SA be ont~ANC, IIVPIRO? Aloo, THe S-trum .,..,1<1 _,_,,.,not too~ IJIC, they l h l m - _ . "UI~ that lUI ye1r SA '"(OIJIOI'' reglllrotton drive. Flnt ol 111, -don~ ­ notflfc.llon lrom SA to t:orrducto IIOIW nllltrllloro drlwl II WI did nor .ae eny ot our lundlng to do running oul (Frldoy Ia t~ n.- ,,. ltt111 d111 to r"QIItttr to YO(e on No•. 2nd), and thet no other campua tNgenfreOon hid po~1lblt Edllor. -1 Finto/111. 1 ~Ill• to~• m•u•~ on to the turlclly 0> turl<oys who ..,,• ..,off whh my Of'l/ulc CI!Mnlllry lilt U<l Ub 1111nu1l ttx11y. I ,..., obs... , 1pllhlt1 wh/011 bllong to you. 1 can 1» fllchN at the phone ' ' " " of $etJUtlt y you IHI when your woflet Is In your hlp pod(lt or rour punt ($ slung over your ahOUidetJ TM COSily lf.71~1 .,U so lrrnountly ,.,..,. Itt thl urrel or on ,,. tobll Jn librvy mHn big bUCIII 1101 only 10 you but to 1111,.1 on1 (I'd JI<MU d11pkobll ohlfiCIII(I~ In thl words of the security olllcet t,. onnouno.cl ony p,.;, to Jill UB .,udlnll regllloml• s.condl)', we lind the comm.nl lhll "HYPIRO ond tho AIIC ore drfWI will be' ea IU". . .IUIII" ."""· W.,. Clftard, Nooml F.-. All email.. Newo Col,lec:lt.e •-•1) rwmbtt wMch eppeera In the lront upon whose should., I ct~, "UII of both ot th• •iPI"•IH booh which yo.~ now 1t1ore In your po...uton. II I'm not ln. whln you cell, /UII IN .. your MttN 0/lfJ numblf. mi,I'R~I INICir to you. • Thl ot this ,.,., 11 for thl lnlormllloro ol tho rest ol l"OUr '""'•· Beware or tht lal$t wrHk l t was Physic. boro*a, thll WHk CIHrmltltry. • II you IH .,, In tho litKery e n d - • ,.,.,• • /val ulf; I'll ~ g/K ro witch 'fOU< - · lor you. You'H _ , , . , m1; I'm the one. with thl dHthpr/p on ,.,.,/rtdlr bOth SA. " • A ll , •II. • lot 0 tlml IM'""" wtt doneted to our drlwll{td .,, .. regis,_ 204 />IOPIO. llllllhou..ndi yot to bo 't.fl"'llted """11 UB. W• hoP.f tbet tutufl ao. We mtrwly ,.., thlt time "''' Beware lniJ.SA" IO be I ChNp •tt•mpt to o.lttt~ our tffortt Edtlor. my,.., Organic lett. KaiiiiMn O'Con,_ Unlweralty 1tuden1 More massacre thlfOU/VIS, lhllr Loblnoso rlroto, ond on top ol oil tholr l111til Edllor. murt11 who .,. obll to poouu tuclr • hi•V'1 amoun1 of •xpmNN The meaucre ollrntllll and lltHJ en . .ay eooeu to'"' l'ollsllnlon ond LIOI,.,. ,..,, Pholangllr hMdquortlfj. Tlrls hu WOtnlfl, 0/lfJ chlldiWI Otll/ llwlyJ JI/Hn 11101/ fiiOIIJI/I - - IO 1>1 • lhrme In thl 11.. ol thl _ , , . , . lunhflr Into Will Bllrur, otvUlz.cl world. Thlllrocl/111 on<£ oltlf Gomo1W 1>11 l>rutolltler which th11o htlp/111 fiiUI.cl to llt/n • 1!1.,../,..ly with l•r,.l, (In ,_,, mHtlng bltwpeoplo hod ouflored could,..., oquolonythlng thll h1pponod In Gomoyotond IIIQirr In N•h•rlfl 1 rltt Nul cone»nffltlon o.mp1 nor WM#r 0./ore Oem1ye/'1 dftth. In thl •Ill•~ of Dlr VorHin, }urt IIIQkr to 1>1 unh1ppy to g/H two uomptor. Thi s lboUt Oom1~ doloy In llgnlng 01/t..tk ••~ lh/t JllfiOC/do, could • _ . , t,..ly with /Of'lll). o!Hl o/llr O....W/'1 lllort• to only 01 lrr ,,. rMVkl olr11e lsrellls who. thou~h dlfll«< 1/tllr IOCOfiCIIO- r11e Moo/tfll o!Hl lmm.cllott portkiPitlon In lr, could Chrlot,.n LIINine... bl blppilf lo IH t/tllr Yot Wh., lhoo/11 l~y IHIOniOie l'hollngt•t oU/11 (puppotr) do /I lor .mon or womon Is thiJIIfnl .,h/oh lhHJ. .,. ... the Ameflun govttnmMt, wllh Th/1 JIIOoddl too/! pl101 W~lll tongve lrr ChHI<, ployo upon Ito rtre llrfllllr www wllohlng 1/HJ PHe~lo•lng ~ while It CrlN " llrMffling• thl011tr1non ollhl oboUI hiiiiNtttlglrtr. _ ... 0/lfJ l'oleo1Jnlln c.mpo, o!Hl In oplr• ol I t - tltopo IJIYit>g lhl "promln" lnd ...,._ ol 1.,.11 Ill IJIOII loph/olielf«< Joonour" wll/oll the Am-11 -ponlry w/lh 1/le IWIIr/ctiOfo lflal 111//on, lrtd FrettcltJIC....,_,fl ltohould not 1>1- IJII/WII Ired QIHn to Arwlll . _ , thl cMIJono lor thl ..,.,.,, , . . _ ol oomplfro ovocu.tton olthl ptolootlng lltoll'l ucrod'o 1/g,.,. from Wilt 811Nt. Till •oourlly. Till~~'""' ollhl ........ ,ton ol _ _,..,,., /lmtHkln ~~ lorell/lt ••-'•fly woo,._,.., Priorities by rh• V - l n p - oncror. Editor. punoheu end INIIIIorloro of liP 1uDh ,.chi,_ would roll/ $8.~n. In Mldltlon, thfl ••tlm"H Th• Ootoblf 4 Speo1rum oontolh.cl two ortkt.s wt/loh, matntMIII'tC» COli Of lhfll ltttCitiMI, beNdbn OM t~lllt PM w~Ntt tM<I one elf., ,,.. otlt«, wfolch ,_,much 1boU1 tile PfiOttlt.o or ,,,. CJit/'letalty. "'""''"'or Thlll,.t .n _ , &ompiO ,._,..,., mochlnt.Pft . I• 115,000 per yt10rt Although I ouepoct ,,_, tile 10/IW llgurwts h/flhly lttiMI«<, thl two _ , , . COif>bln«<o/111 tot•t ,.., Men II being ,....,.., on one _,,..,but.,.,., -rhM, ••,. ., , , ..... h i - - 10 -tlotltbel tbe DOlt or lhll ollolr 1o •ooo IDOiriPII*1 to 1<_.1 Itt 117'1, w/tldl 0011 lfretrPOOIJ~ $10,0tXIJ, T b e - · -· - ~IffY I I ICONI 10 ,.,lti'IJI/ __ _ t e l___ -'"-,..,.. ..,.,._ _.,....,,...or_ 0... II UB- lttiiiQUfl!fnp 1 _ , ,.,,..,,, IUDh • ""'"' ouppiiH w o u l d - • priority, "' ..,_-,, ..... .. w-··..-, _,.to."""'- 'f.nOIIIII•.- ...., .. _orr·-·- .....,~~ · ...--....·-~ IMll\ICIO< 1n ~ ~ 1-. 8alhlfro-.yw4 In • ltloll ltUNI ''""' p/lly.cl • m.Jor role (sine. nollfltrtwo wwelllt Itt tilt ..... --- ·-·fl d--ldfi!Hllt .,,_.to_""''"' ...,,.,.,. , . ~- ·. .· ~lanl/lllt policy 1/'1 no "'-Ill oryte, -~~. . , . ,..,__,.,.,., ,.-., ______ ..... _,..,.._ _ """""~~~--ted Or;J ....... Alall ........ j& •• • ., ••• • �CAC,. SA ~~Q_gle ove~ ATTENTION. ALL s ·._ A. transportatiOn usage CLUBS & ORCANIZAf 'I ONS • _..J:!. By TERRY CANADE Manarint Editor ·•• Officer Update Forms MUST be Returned to S.A. by Friday, October 15th. • ) M ountina tension over Student Asoociation (SA) use of Community Action Corps' (CAq vans led CAC cxec:uli~ Direaor John R"" to call a confereru:e with SA executives WC<~ncsda)!> lbe two Vlllll which C AC ~d its subsidiary the Anti-Rape Task Fon:e use in that opcri tio.u, have .bccn increasioaly in demand by SA. 'f1!c student ao~mmcnl officials have used tbe vans for !.novdi.og asooclated with thoiropcnotions. 2. You must Contact S.A . to Schedule an Individual meeting w/S.A. Tr~asurer. • 1 3. Organizational Fair Forms Should be Returned Now If Ybu ·Plan on Participating. ! Failure to Follow Above Procedure$ May Result In· ~6ss of RecognltiO.,!!. For Your Group. .. ~ S tudent Association - -Latin American Week--:SA President Cordell Schachter <l!plained th'at SA would· save money from ilS !ta~l Une if il could have aeccss 10 the vans. Bcc:ause CAC is an SA organization, Schachter feels justified in usiria the vehie.les. Frld•y, October 8th - All Events Free .1) Cultural Artifact Exhibit "If the van is available, I wouJd rather have them used than l pend mooey to rent a car," Schachter said, uor course, if CAC or Antl-Rape: Task Force has a pro)eet, they wouJd always take priority." But CAC Assistant Executive Dlreetor Joe O'ConocU nOted !hat overuse would put undue wear on the vans. O' Cooi>CJI. utcd for a commitment from the SAofficlals 10 take respOnsibility for van breatqe. "Whac do you think you have us for, chopped liver?" SA Vice President PhD PiplatclU queried. He explained that if the vans wear down past a usable stage, the orpniz.ation could always request new ones from' ,SA. ''That ean '! be a commitment that will Ia$!," O'Connell noted. He S'JCICS!ed that a fund be K< aside each year for the •an 's dcpnociatlon. When it comes time to purehase a new van money would already be in an account for it, reducing the monelary strain on SA. The suagestion vias rt·routed to, lht Senate .; the exec:tives reminded tbal that body reserves the right to make funding decisions. 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM Capen Hall Lobby 2) Confe,eace orr Hispanic American Day 6:45 PM -- 9:00 PM Knox Hall 109 3) Food Tasting- ct:-00 PM Red Jacket (2nd Floor Lounge) . Fiesta- Saturday, October 9th 8:00 PM - 3:00 AM Diefendorf Annex Cafe. R o$$ explained tbal some of the van's users may be in violftion of an lfuuran<e palicy CAC has taken out on the vehicles. THe policy states that all van drivers must be "van tested. ' 'This clause ensures CAC•.s 1Upervi.lion of the van use. acc:ordina to Ross. I Admission: $3.00 with college ID $3.50 without All the beer and punch you can drink. Free!! WiUJ the Latin· barrd " Los· Libertados" After pcru>ioa the doeurncnt, Sehaehtcr disco•cred that SA Treasum Eric Frt:idman's .signature did not endorse it. This led the c:kecutives to question the validity of the pOlicy. terming it . rsuperfluous." "l'ru pretty i.rl$ulted that you toot out an insurance poljcy without consullioa us, " Schaehter said, wbo said !he paliey was a duplication or already existing pallcies. He eharacd CAC with havioa "w&Sled $1~ in mandatory student fees., UabiUty for accidents ean only be assumed by bonded SA ofrtclals as they are the only students with sepan~e lluuranc< pa.licies taken out qaiDJt them, Schachter explained. In the event of a laWiuit, SA' executives arc proteaed, but an orpnization's diteetor could be IW>Ie forallhil..-s. . All SA directors ha~ nocieved applicatioru for mecclnr van use lrtsuraoc:e ~uiremen!J, Schaehter reporud, but be added that not all of lbesn would oecd to use the .ans. Van . _ must mee1 the JecitltMcy II&Ddards of Scbaehter and Ross befofe'lt bitt the rood. " We hoe to tnu1 you," Schaehter s;ald, "CAG has to tnLst us also." .5c:h8Cbter _.....s Mllsfaction at ochciwina three summer loals for the ...... ~ lbesn and .pttlna tbc U~)' to molatain tbe Y<lUcla iD the future wa-e the linliWO occompliSbdlaiiS. Next. the vans _.. mewed out or a parldDa 1« '!here they bad been repoatedly nadalbod.. to Schaehtw. ·• --u... •rickets On .Sale at Harriman Tl_cket Office Only* <Main Str~et' Campus) = 0 • �Blanc THE BLACK STUDENT UNION Is Holding a General Assembly Meeting Oct. I 3th, 6:3<>t'm Dief. 147 Guest Speaker: Professor James Pappas Chairman of the American Studies Dept. Refreshments will be served ·-""*'"""'-~ p!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!• ,., Uoycls ..,...s •o pa)OliiW>c ruo cocb weot ID COGipensadoo, Wider cbe prallloe lbal be - 1101 employed. But Blane wu Russian Club Meeting Today Oct. gth at 2:30pm · ln·ctemens 1030 -. For Yearbook· Picture ·~ - r [ cliJiwbod .. tho roc~ 111a1 bls lno<IJ.Uy o1to pul an odditiooal llS people OUI or a job, talc:ated lmpc:r1011010n CX>Uid be traiMd 10 duplbu tho Womer Clll\000 \'Oices Ill bls ll>salc:e. He bdpcd u mudl u be CX>Uid \'Oicina cbotaten IIIlo a Lip< by .....order, bul IJoyds •sued lhll any " bdp.. would CODilitvte wort and cua bed oa bls diabilily paymc:nu. "I bad 10 ICDd 1D OIIDniCy up tbooe," be aid, "bUI tbiQp ....mually wortod out. .. ~plans IO k etp ,..._killa tho moCic" u toaa as b< can. SiliCC tho numbu or l&kntod lltiiU Ill YOict ~crizalioo is amall-lbc olhcn are impcnooalon-be r.m JeQitt 1a proressioo. And he lowo iL "Voice iJ one ro !he bigal in COtiOOill," Blane said, "and .U loa&u I've JOt lllioe, I'D be speatina ror cbe ldcls." his ..u.n "btko I'IIIIITIIIG Alii COPYIIII COOEIIS - SUPER FAST PRINTING Unlversl~ Union Actlvltle~ Board Presents A Great Weekend of Entertainment U.U.A.B. Cultural and U. .A.B. Performing Arts Presents: " Man of Iron " Nl(;liT C::LUI3 Sl:l.?lt:S Frld•y, Oct. 8 it 8:4\K) pm T.Jbe{t luUpen Fr1day, Oct. 8 at 3:00, 6 :00 & 9:00 pm ,......, ~ I.?VM Bob Militello and company revving out jazz' s hottest fusion Relax in a soothing atmosphere while enj oying our full bar and apetlzer menu Complimentary snack basUts St[Ved at i!ach ' table · eOMMUTER SPECIAL! Ad!"isslon Keys $2.50 Club Admission Keys $3.00 ' Non-Student $4.00 per evening Tickets available at Harriman Ticket Office and the UB Record Outlet CAC> In cooperation with F.S.A. and Commuter Affairs " Victor I Victoria" Saturday & Sunday Oct. 9 & Oct. 10 at 4:00, 6:45 & 9 :00 pm ......... OUICKCOPY • .,•-...... .ua eNtOt • RYI'-1 • fiO ITPI ............. ---.J1lt . . . . . CHAIN' S =t .0:. ~ ~~~~) ~ AN Jewelery Offtt u plros ~ ~i O./l~/82 ~ Me~~t · Sal l t:OOo•:oo tWOM.SCI ~I "' D.O.A." A Provacative Documentary of the Sex Pistols. 1978 Tour of the US Friday & Saturday Oct. 8 & 9 at Midnight All Shows in the Woldman Theatre ·- Student Admission : $1.25 Matinees $1.75 All Other Shows General Admission $2.25 The offlcal UB Yearbook esua 1'7\DOAI\0 71J0Nt: INC. ·, �UB Blood l)rive alms for winter donations 1 ; Community involvcm<111 Is th< ballmart or ""' \llli-*Y· ADd this w- . r . UAI¥enlty members mowed up iD numbcn to pvt blood to th< loall dlap<a or th< RLd 0001, in th< n1icbt or Its )lprly campaip. ThoR donllifta - · r1111 c.b«llcd ror rcct11t cliKucs 1111c1 theft allcr th< actualliwl.na pllrOal·art uracd to tab it easy. Red CJoos orrocials Jtlai!cd that th< ntcd for blood is always arat. apecially with winter ~. • Tb<y said lhal th<Y t.ISUIIly a:pcco mote accidaw IIIJd mlsbaps duri"' t ' - IDOGIIIs IIIJd tbt ntcd for blood Is bcicbtCDcd. Mditlooal blood bootlu wiU be . . .bliabcd tJuouabout th< campus durl.,tbe JaDatcr. \IS\Ially in Capeu Hall'• buanalt. . \ Attention All-5tudents The Association for· Professional Health Oriented Students (APHOS) _____ Is NOW OPEN.....__ __ Our hours are posted at our o ff ice, i 7 N Harriman and the Harrlman·lnformat lon Desk Membership fees are $3.00 After November 1st $ 5 .00 Offering the best moves In drinks, abnoshere,Japenese dir)lng and jazz Free hors d' oeuvres all ntte! ATTENTJON STUDENT ATHLfTESI ' Come chat & compare notes with Jerry Butler and some of the otller Buffalo Bills! Dr. F. Schlmpfhauser from the U.B. School of Medicine w ftl speak at our next meeting. Watch for further details. ~ &udent ~ �·----7 Morality ....mol to admulale "Jilirituol powth. llu'oQallllftllhml m..sc in EWTN's owDIIuclloo. ••w e WUJl to Glab: Pf'Ot,J'I.m.J JO beautifulthllt lhe whole fomll'y CUI watdl, Ilk< E.T. hoplot ~ fO< ~. 'n.e Dftwork t.ro.dcluu ,.,...,.,..., holln • d.,. 0 WANTED Musicians to swell the ranks of the UB PEP BAND Join Fellow Students, Faculty and ' the Bulls to a Staff In boosting · winning sea5W1 . Super· chops not ne~essary . Contact: Stephen Wallace, 636-2450 have 10 re&llzc his needs. 11 11aru II born<." "From daht to midnlaht we want tbc family witb ...m< time or rdualioo and pow~h, • spirin•afiJ(>Wtb fO< Protaunu, C.lholico. '"" beiinoen and UGbeiinoen." Sbe willla 10 -plisb lhll . - . 10 tbc · - ~. ''Wbao cioa Abnham 10. plumber allt:r a 1oQa .,.. c1q7 , . . ilQparWII poim Is how 4o you live lbe Ooopds, bert and IO provide Concemlna fvlldlna. no (<CJU<SU an !IIICie "9 lbc olr (O< IWO re&JOOI: "(JQe, 1be Lo<d sale! I've · - 10 you ,......, 10 you, 100 iD.- pw freely. 'T'wo. JUY wbo't or wort: tums oa tho TV; be ou1 sbouldll'l bave 10 bar about "" 111M1PF Jlfobkml: be'1 tot eaouab or his '""'·" Sbe said -ponllioal al .. nule; 11>011 or _,.. tho IDCIII<Y- from 4ooalioo rec:elvecl from people on lbe oct work'• maillna 1111. WbcD u kecl wbcther lha qreed with F'atber HlJJ •• belief lh~ pl«a Uke 0/11 Ctlkwtta lhould be banned Mother Ana<llca said "Listen - todaY most people T be ne~wort, wblch barns Into Mexico a1oo. w a r.... Spanbh lanauqe PI'OIJ'IlN "bul OCK enoua)l," said Motber AJ:Iadlea. AtiCI u for de&llna with political Iss..., oo her octwork, !be told .,._ 5p«trvm "I leave pOiidcal Issues 10 the Bisb01>0< lbey bandit tbc:as w:ry wdl. Me, I'm al\cr people, tbe commoo IIWI; I wool "" Jilow bim the b<auly or lbe •piritlllllile. You .... befO<t you <Ill hdp a I»Y iD tbc JUitct 1QU don't UK their lntcllea. th<ir IUIOO. MGOI people Uve 00 lnllincl - If you fed il, do it. 'fbae ldnd or plaYJ...Iheit slpifocaa« a- much deeper ,....., MOlton Hll ~·on cable TV bill ' llwlmcrc ~. 1bey clamqe tbe inDer bftna. You ,.., tbe SOfll II wtw'1 ilnporlam." Next Home Game, October 16th (:) ~'~ ~ ~. ~ ROBERT KLEIN 4 Sunday October 1il 1982 8 :00 P.M. Koessler Athletic Center at Canisius College 2001 Main Street Tickets $6 - On Sale at UB Ticket Office & Canisius Ticket Office Fuso Recreadon Area · Pooi·VIdeo W.es Pins Pons loud~ken Offering to the Student Body that oeeded.escape from serious study Hours lpm • t t pm S....Sat 1I~--------------------sot so•:I I 50( Off a ·Game of I II root II L---~~~-~~~~~~---J NIGERiAN WEEK SPEAKERS DINNERS CULTURAL SHOW At Red Jacket Q.uad ·2nd floor Saturday, Oct. t 6th t 982 Time: 9 pni-2 am Donation at the Gate Presentesd by: Nlserlan Student Association . Undersraduate Student Association ......._ SA. Sponsors Conserve UB Poster Contest Conserve UB is a new energy conservation campaign . • All entries must be submitted to SA (111 Talbert) by Today Fri. Oct. 8 at 3 p.m. • E~tries sho uld be submitted as a "polished rough'', (suitable for -reproduction as an 11 x 17 poster). Maximum of 2 ink'cp lors. also all posters must include "Con se rve UB " • $50 paid for the chosen entry • poster must motivate an e nergy-saving the m e at UB For details call: We~dy Girsky 636-2950 Wolter Simpso n 636:2025 / �Buns battle Canisius for possible Buffalo bragg·i ng rights on Saturday UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO TOM ORRO W'S GAME: Unlvrrolly 11 BlJfl'A LO BULLS IH I ·~· CANISIUS C<lllft• GO LDEN G RIFFINS 13-11 CANISIUS COLLEGE &ames, except Rochester, the UB pwlna onack had forced lhe uppnneniS ro keep up the pace by throwing more or I heir own. lf the 8uUs C:&n c:ompltH~ the fln:t few PUlOS or the &arne and put pr~ssure FACTS: The Bulls tr8\'tl dO~'T1 M ain S.. 10 play lhe Oriffs 11 lhe ol~ .. Rockpile". teepi"& alh·r their cross-town rivalry. Las1 season the BuU.s ~at Canitius I.S ~8 at R01ary Field and lhe series stands at l-2 in (1\0r O( Canhius sin« 19n. For 1 bi1 of hiSJory, UB ,.-on a pre-di\I'I.Sion. Ill contm 1n 1920, 12.0. BOih squads are comins orr unprc:ssive wins over leu than impressive oppona~u. If f001b&U psrcholo&Y hold$ I rut, lhtn 1hb showq b< one or 1he mou confoknt-filled con1csu 1his .... kcnd. Cotmo N"eatola {58) wrapa o pponent on Canis1ui co come up with quick polnll, perhap• the Crlrrs will have 10 reson 10 thrir 1h1ky panina offense. Btrnic Weber. with hiJ (lfst po1nll of the game, wUI break lhe UB record fro moJI ldckina poinl> tn a K&SOn. If he canno1 add 10 Ius recor<l-l)'in& tOial of 12 poinlS tomonow, he hal five pma after thll to try &pin. The deftniive secondary ;. 001 u vulnerable 10 lhe Ions bomb u rhey ~IC <Uti<f in lhe rear. They shut down t!K deq> rhreat or Buffalo Sr's James Parker, who Is u fast as they come. Tbt ddtnSJVC bnc IS Jk!IHO& mort pussure on the qu.ar1abact. and is stoppina plays befon: IIIey reach rhe ....,aJe zoae. O:'I THEArR: WBFO IFM 881 will broad<a.<l the pme Uve from Wot Memorial Stadium. CUp Smith will do lhe play-by-play and Bob Tatu ,.;u do th~ color commentary. With 1 new ,head eoaeh Canislw BULL BITS: Sept. 11 28- CortJand St. Jl Sept. 18 26- BaJdwin-Walla« Jl Sept.2S 14 Rochester 13 , 0...2 44 9uffa!o St . 3 Ken Hyer will be in lhe cockph for at least onew more week and will direct rhe Bulls aJr anack. Hyer S3.2 pet., 264 yards per ga.me is 5hdWi.ne more conndenot wi1h every snap. Last ~k apinsl Buffalo S1. , only his ~ GRifT RAJ'F: Sepl ,ll 31 - Roclt<Sier 29 Sepr.l8 ) - Alfred 0 Sepi .2S IS Walmtmler 2.1 0...2 li - R. P . t. 7 second stl11, he showed dans of movina coward an ex:peritnced QB. Nol 1urnina his bad< on the play when droJ>Pinl bock and timina his rectivm pass routes benet have been recent imP<O"U'D<Dts. Bul look for !.he Oriffs to test his ability ro handle bliues. 1"be: rec:r:ivu$ ar~ stanin,a 10 hold their oq in 1he posslna ar~k. There was a rash or dropped baUs ,..., weeks aao. They nwk up ror il with ...... fine c:atcbes last -kend. H...S Coadl Bill Oando now pla1oons his rectivm for alternatina duaies, pref<fina 10 use Chris D'Amico 112 ca~dles-IS.2 and John Orttley 18·15. 11 in 1andem I Jim Bius 111-10.01 and Bob Pack 11-14.61 in lhe other duo. RB Pal Whheh...S leads all with 22 rtttptionJ. Whitehead is still lhe !tarn leader il) other coleaories, •uch u <ouchdown• 141, yard• rushlna 1276), punt rrtumina {6-lOiand kkkoff rerutntna 17·13SJ. •'•·I In three of the four previous Is lookina for lu rounh win of lhe year, M many u they had laSI year 14-61. Tom Htrscy, It 1he helm, i.s a 1962 &,.duote of UB and his staff Includes Dick {Sparky! Adam., once a UB foolbtllwiSiant, and Frank Price. UB wide receivtr two yean back. Hersy's decision on a stan!ng quanerbtck IJ Slill lncumbenl senior Tony Shareno's r«ent propenclly 10 1hrow the intc.rcept.ion is thinning his coach's failh. His statislia art marred by the flCI lhll of his 79 auernprs, II have been lnren:eptions. Jcrr Souder, sophmor<, is 1he IQIIcal <holt< for 1be rep*cment. In 1 leJI api!UI R.P. I., Souder threw nine times, completed five for 102 yards wilb one TO. The Orirrs Ita'• a pair or r... nmncrs ill Walter Rob!Dson and Mike Leavelle. RobinJOa, a tailback, IIU JSS yards oo lhc season and four loudlclowns. Last wetk IK K'l 1 Canisiw record for rushlns yards In one aune {1761. Leavelle averaaes a hefty S.6 yard averaae for a fullback and .,., &U-ECAC UJ)51ale a aao. For lhc moll part the backs run ou·1of the .. , .. and towud.s one of the besl off<nsive lines the Oriffs rear have tvt'r fielckd. The Salter 9rothen complete a line 1h11 iJ called lhe key 10 their success. Mark 16-S, 2J6) b • sophmote llckl• and S<On 16-4. 1381 IJ a senior au&rd, , The rec:dvlna corp Is h.i&hliahted e - FQOTIAll POOO 11 .·• �Football • _,...,...., from - 15 by • duo or a-trltblen. Ke.in AhrCIII tnuuferocl to can!J1111 from ~ Miclllpn St. and La! ADtbooy oomes from tk u.clt team 11 K<nt St. after It dropped the · TOlD Sebott is the cfuciplinod Pllt<f'll t\UIIItf (1:1.-16.01. Prte sal<ty Nkk Quanntillo had I r t M - apUut Al(rod. He picUd orr four - . all U. tb<~d half and t - in th<- end 10ne, to hdp upscs the Suona ).() three v...ts qo. For bis ctrons. QuumtilloJ'l" ECAC O.femivt Pia~ of the Week , Mlddk UMwbeder Mark Jaekd laods the team U. ,...._ <ritb 49. J(CJ Milbnlld, .. ' Hooonblc Mention AJI.Amc:rictn at lind>acker 1 yur qo. switchod to dcferuiw: end to hdp bolster an od>erwlse lnupericncod defeasive line. Thls week th<- cd&< in tile kicki"' &arne does ooc bdona to Football strike? Let' em ho1dout for as By ION M. DIAT ~lit, Editor T &tt..-. hlo will be tbe third wetkcnd witboUJ • prof<alo<lel r-boll oa Sllllda)l 8odl plaJ<n tu>d owncn _,. fat apat 1D tltdr llqOtialloM tu>d DWIY fed IIlii the strike will l&sl t h e -· As far as I'm co......tod, they could Sln'ke for the COlin -.oo tu>d I wouldn't ...., care. I rally hlw:n't n>bocd Wloldlial tbote lM fuaal miautes of 11Mect the Press", but IIlii didn'I 1a1 ton& u limit, Jane, lrv tu>d Slmmy tb< Gndt foOowocl p<Omptly at 11::10 witb the . , . , . _ sbow. Ncedlas ID say, I ....,ld be aluod to tb< tub< for the rest of the day. IIDCIIl, for as iona as I know, I hlw: done thi5 <Ycry j unclay. It's hard for 111< to r<a>IICCt What I l&sl lliWod a pme on Sunday, It's .,..,. that lona. B.... JOniCibin& is wro,.. I ha•e Now thll I haw: the lim< 10 ~-not lliWod the pme OO<bit. I r-boll, I rallzod r<llcct on MVcr bow much the pmc c:onlrOIJod my Wfe on a Sunday. I'd wake up at .-nand tw1 into the-sbo...,., A quiet Slop at the refllc<ntO< for tome junlt (P<!* aod cbc«QS) can't unclomtand it. I was ~ withdlawal nu and sl<q)less niahts-bw they ~.. came. How c:ouJd CanadWI foocball eompare "with Aniericaltt How can -.:b the Bulb. Brad Still, just 1 sophmore, is camina the second letter or his collca<..,...,. As • freshlllltl, Stilt wu an aii·ECAC fiTS1 team kicker and bootocl a 45 )'81d fidd IOalaaoinst R.P.I. for a Canl5ius record. Currently, he is kccpfna alive loB scrcat of ma¥lna <Atra points, hlctin.a 1.1 out or 2). HiJ ran&< is upt to 55 y•rds on field aoals. -Compfl«< by Ktvin long ~ as and II was lime to tlllll on the T. V, to tD01t ..... I -lllcl catch of old they ,want " historic" IIIII<~ on NBC Of lbc )lcnnant race on ABC'/ But I clld, and I etl)oyod k. Commentary v..-..~n~ tb11 Di¥Woo 111 aamc with Wiucnbwa Stile and Boldwla-Wollaco< l&sl Sunday was ...... ltl wu ..... run hanna Pat SllllliD<TII and Jolla Moddcn desc:n1>in&the action and maltJn& the IIIII< enjoyable, Di¥isloo Ill is not a "bolus" SlYie f001to.ll as you could plalnly see and I'm sure the Jtllout Ct'OWd or 1,900 at the ptDC'. didn ., come out )o wuch the CBS camcru pan tl'tc pmc. It - aoo<l old fuhionod fOOtball tb< way It should be. Yet, thtrt are many !Jpon.s ln proaress now to keep 111 spon• ft UU occupied. llascb<IIJ is ln the middle or the playoffs, hockey has ~od, Ilona with bukc!ball. P1w tbcrc are-. of'Other >portln& <Ya>ts I'll T.V. to to take your mind away rrom lb"' lfldlton. O~~e thlna t1111 the strike bas dlanJICd in me: is my opiAion or ..:lloolworlc on a Suaday. It has ia foes made m< open 1 boat or look ova 100M oores •'ba'ea.s bdorc: I'd autr tbooe bonks in my to- dcslt c~ra ...... r... the day. No .,..,... am I aocltina up tbc prcvlow niaJtt 11 tbe supcnoark<t looldna for snadt food ror tbc pmt. It has saved me money. No mon 1111 I ttll'o'dU!& to Rich SIWum 1pa1diq a minumum of S20 wllchina tb< BiiJJ. I don 'I h.ave to 'indt an hour or more just lt)'ln& tO J1C1 OUt of lhe pvkin& lot and let tina lost oa lhe way home. ( Strike? Wbo says a suite huru everyone? for the JJ/tlmate in beauty care and confidence... Face Forward Krv~1tr 4446 MAIN ST. NEAR HARLEM RD .._.lht..,.. BQIHHIA 0!! AP"'AHC(Q Coli• ue...,...... ... V$ c:ot.9e S3 , . ,_a~,.. fOI;IfiG WOto S.V.. hOtnH... .,..., fOOI'ft DOIII..,..~~ ~9'arQMd!Oenl avaGblt fOt flfll9llllt~ t• u."""" e~ t.,.,. al'tWIO'*-ttouii'IOut'lac»r. klurGtywe . . . blf mcll'lb h.m tva 01 c.f'*i~C t~ tO 4 ~..,• ...... 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Womens tennis nets victory over Oswego he only team to emerae vic:todo• from the tri-spot1 rood trip to Oswqo Stu~ wu the UB Royals women's tmnls team. The Roylls (4-31 took the LUcn S-2 last Tllesd&y. Cllnchina the win ·~ the doubles te.vos or Leslie StidhamiLori Sddbcim and Marla Savu/Usa c.puli. At number ooc doubles, StidlwniSddheim woo their match ~.6-3 fO< their llflb oo111<lCUti..., victory. 1 Sav'u/Caputi (number two doubles( repeeted their set SOORS (6-2,6-2) for tbcir 1 T Net ectlon . tbitd Jtraiab~. Deopilc 's match win.in the first liqJeo oont . Lori l.eOoir (number two sinales, 6-2,6-21, Robin Abroinoviu. (oumber three, 6-1,6-31, and Shelly Wojnu (number four, 6-3,~1 hdped the cause. This SOIUI'Cky, t& A1Willli Couru wiD be crowded with locll womeo "'\"'pdina in the Ilia Four Clwnplooships ~ a1 10:00 a.m. Alooa with the bost UB Royals, other team$ oompctlna iD the tourocy are Nlqara U., Canlsius Collqe, an4 Buffalo St. s;p.ctfllm' 1//o Soccer Royals streak he UB Royal women's soceer team had tbdr four &ame winnilla streak broken by Alfred U. last Tuesday afternoon, ~2 in overtime. UB (4-2) came back oo two occasion.yD tie up what was a.n Alfred one goal lead. Scoring for tbe Royals were Janet Holliday lind Tobey Rubin, but Alfr<td scored twice ln the two J()..:minutc overtimes to fu>aJiy break open • tight game. T st~pped "It was a rcaJly touah ..,;,., " Head Coach Miebdle Barczak · said. "Out of the two 4S minute hal..,., it seemed like we domina1cd 30 minutes of each. We controlled the ball and worked it well. We came up and hit tbe post. We-did evcrythin& l>ut put the ball in." • ;The players got tired in the overtime.'' she noted. uAner &n hour and a half or overtime play and t~o 10 minute overtimes, _a t fou1r some of them were almost crawUna." The lou wu .....,. mon: damqilla. It was learned that 'Pat Murphy, tbc fWlbac.k ""'""P<f, will be lost for at least a week due to a knee b\jury suffered in the overtime period. • Tomorrow the Roylls face StJohn Fisher Colle&• at the Alumni Complea, a squad that is ranked oum~ one in tbe Slate. Women• ~/Ball control UB Volleyball drops match to Great Lakers · be UB Roylls Volleyball team wu broogbt doWII (rom the ranks of tbe unbeaten last week and now .siu at 2·2 on tbe year for tbdr dual record, 3·91nolucllna tournament play. Thdr rarst defeat In head-tohead match play came last week apinst host Nazareth Colle&e, 4-IS, 4-IS, II>IS. Last weekend a1 the Brockport T T~e November 21st Clark Gym Tickets on Sale Soon ·For. Mare In.fo. Call . . . . ,.....,......, ..... '1111'"'- • With a chance for rcveoae they lost aaain to Nuamb, IS-S, IS· II . Tbey theo played their touahcst aplnst the US Miliary Academy (West Pointl, 12-U, IS-8,15·9. The fmal two opponenu. The Undersraduate Psycholosy AssQelatJon. STRAY CATS 636-2957 ·~~0 'ljOMC.I"C, win . Brockport St. IIS~IS-101 and MerqobWJt Collqe (IS-4,15-<II needed only the ftrSt two aamcs to set down the Royals. Unable to act bac.k on the winnina tract', the Royals travdcd to Oswqo on Tuesday only to be ccltcd by the LUers, 4-IS,IS-11, IS·7,S.IS,IS-6. ~ Royals have a chance to redeem tbenuclvcs this weekeod a1 t,be Sllppcry Rock St. (Pa.l Tournament. Attention ~ILStudents Royalretum ~ Look Out For Stale lnvitatiooal To11111&1Dt!1t, the Royals came away empcy handed. Against four opponents i.o a best two out of thn:e format, UB wu outclassed and m&na&cd only one Invites·You to Attend a Lecture on "Applylns to Gra~ua~e Schools" Pr~sented by Graduate Speaker \.__Rob ~ctamskl .. . . -~ 7z30 PM, Tues~ay; Oct. 1 Zth Knox~ Hall, Room ' 104 �classified ads ___.,___,..._ .. __ ___ __ __ ___ . _....,..,_.. ..... ... _ .. _ _..__,•._,_ _ _ _ ,aa,.a lor~lor , _ c n - ~ ,_...._,.,.,_. _ _ _, _ _ , _ , _ _ ,_ _ ..,ETC. _ _ ... _ _ _ _ SUIOiat ... _ _ _ _ .IOIW- - ....... ........ ... .,. ., ... ... l ...,._.., , _ , _ _ . . ,.... . . . . . .,~. . . . . . . . . . _....~ . . . , _ _ . ...... Mnt;;JOflt .. COLU:GE SENIORS' GUARANTUD POSITION AFTH GIIAJWATION S I 7.600 plus to start with the Navy ~ medical and dental ure. 30 days gald vautlon annually. plus many other benefits. 3.0 a>A. minimum. U. S. dtlu~lp req<.~lred. Send resume 0. letter of quallflcatlons to: NAVY OffiC1R OPPORTUNITIES 1 1 1 West Huron Str.e et. Room 32 Buffalo. 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SU.y, 1-UI i:!_:;:i;:... iii-::==,..,..==,-:=== =IHN~==~=-CMI, waottfof nrr• plus aln con• items/rom $.1.9.'i Sp«wl hm· MO't'IHOil1W«<atAVICl.-W111~ .n-. w.,..-, ~11llmafii~Cl.ftiarf!Oft'll&.m...t WI800KPAR'nU .. 8Qif~•L.oclcJt,.Ciiri TONIGHT MfCMT MAJOR 'IIM-.otlit:l .. ~HoW fO)uiMIQt ~pla,a~l'ii(IM·".. dl.u'JtftiOI 1 won'Mtp""' flond ,~,_.,..,..,• • IIOI'Inii'IISGfMn VM. wt.t ,.,_ IIJ'OW .,_d...? Rock Music till J 1:30pm Disco Music 1 I : ~0 -till cl osing ~ ...... ,..................... JOlAIRQH;-'htJCM!t~ . . CO!'IinOUOIM fbt~ lft N~OttJIM f!OI:II•I UII Division of Undergraduate Education State University .of New York at Buffalo 110 Nort..,,Amllerst CamPII•, 6)0-2450 heft with Nt MNcY, ~1 Cetl JaM. &»6ZJ7, In froM of ~f 1M ~.,.NoM ~.l t!IQQtd!IIU)'(Ntos.1~Ciy(FOuf SATURDAY llf'll\ &lmfl!lltbJIY. complcaJly ""'\~& "'*'- Rock Night 1 I SUNDAY I ~ a.n.m. 4 10. Aady. Youttall---~. ~=:~~~fol New York City Disco Party EOKANICAR-A w«y ~ fit.. 1urHOaYt.7::10 p.m. »••ltdt'f4¥a..I::J7·1181. TON.L ST\IOEHT ~liONS: MIM.t tvre ....... tQ • lon ""tor)'OI.If 61ttf•lon~ltl. CaJt Qtoup ~ ror ll'la 1113 D•'ftcl onll'rlo 1oc• r •t Conditioning Treatment . ~ I I I I 1 With any service 1 I Coupon Expires I t:§~~~J·. GARY CongratuliUCMI, FlUI~ hoOif In......, staU>. I.AC.. CIWWM In tJhJ\, ~y tbl l loYtt, ..... Required Freshman Advisement -----FREE 1:---·J. .'- All Freshman, Except For Students Accepted To The Faculty of Engineering, Must Meet With a OUE Adviser Ourlng The First Semester On Campus To Plan An Academic Program For The Following Semester. Freshman Should Call 630-2450 To Schedule Their Appointments. C.ntu'l Mall lt•'-• W lwJ. bioi• to Horth~f'k.U 833·5773 btt.mA... Hlllt ._... rfr.IMII w...... ~~ .. H~'IJ I 131:9670 Vout dlsc:oun•c.ard tor 10°to oil any n rvlce l.s uHo with ... 1hls coupont THE NAVY NURSE CORPs·,. SIMCHAS TORH ..,. · - ~ : You will doubtless consider many options : when planning for your Initial Job o"t a • career change. Ultimately, you will decide :: upon the most sound choice which will offer :: you a balance of f~om and security. Of the many opportunities before you, why not choose to Invest yourself and your future ,. with the Navy?. : : ,. : : * ~ a i,. ; If you are 20 and less than 35 years of age. ;.,. ~ : a Registered Nurse who has graduated from • a BSN program; a student In a BSN program :: ~ .within 6 months of graduation, or an RN : ~ ,. : graduate fro.m a three year Diploma • • program of 18 weeks duration wkh one : ,. year's 'experience, you are eltlglble to apply ,. : for dlr~-PP,Ointment In the Navy Nurse : • • Corps. We welcome t he chance to explore : : with you the many rewarding asslgoments ~ available. hi the Navy. ~ ., It at Amherst ~ad House The Jewish Ceater ~ 250 I N. For"'t Rd. and The Main Street ChabadHouse J292 Mains~ • (bc:twftn Unlwrslty &. ~ewood) - Sat. Nt.sht OCt. 9 .U 7a30 p• Sun'. Oct. to •t to.. t-·· "' J<at ewer 11ft-,,_..,_ Oo.-.) •-.o~.1SOI (only N«thForat•o.od the Olkon_ CtOIIII 6811-t6U, rr.,...ieo!l _ _ .., ''To-Ctoot WI- Shemlnl Atzeres Celebration Schedule for.., Rd.&.~ HOw." Oppoolte Fri. Night Oc't. 8 at 7:30pm -SpoojldJrW Denno Sat. Morning Oct. 9 at 10 am Ylskor Servlees Sat. Morning Oct. ~ ~t II :45 am : : ,. .. For further Information, please write or call: : Navy Medical· Progr.ms .Fecleral Bulfdlng. Room l2 • : i I I I West Huron ~· .... ,, ,, ,..................... ,. : .. .. Street Buffal o. NY 14202 (716)8~1730 ~~·''!1/.f'M..~I~ : lll",~\ 11 �etc. tJuotc of the d~t)' • , 'We all know ohao an,. noo 11u1h. An i• a h< that make$ raliu truth .' II$ Pablo Pit:IWO ( Jobol J obtl Job&! They often &et lhe best of you. Call 6)6-2i08 10 slrn up for our workshop on job buroouu Fdlow•h\p Ofnce, Culver City, CA 902.1(). Sc11iun: Mlkt ' "'" 10 lla• ap tu havt your ywbook portrait talt.m for lnelwlon In the 1983 Buffalonian t>awecn O<t . SA aad lh INvlsloa of Sludtnl Alfaln II <J)Onl<lrina ''I~Uiahl• to MAih Work• hops" cln Oet . 13 ot 7:30 p.nJ. to 9:30p.m . In Kno• 20. AC. a.m. at the Center for Tomorrow. Resei'vatlonsarc necess&f')', Call636-3021 . S6.00 a pcr10n . 25·lllln 84 S Harriman Ub, Ill Talbert Hall, 14 &Jdy Hall or in 161 Millard FiUrnoro Acad. Center, Lullstnll Cuap~a~ MIAJ.tby Wo..alp Scrtk.. on Oet . 10 al II a.m. &I the Resunecdon House (comet Urtivmity and MaJn Boct1 8rocb. Eat onth friendu o JSU, today from 11:30.1 in meetinU UB Alom.. "'-ladoa Boa~«<>•lntJ Br'lllcb on O<t.ll, 10 Su.-ll<l'OJ> from Hayes HaU) 10 a.m. Blbl< S<udy. 220 Talbert. Got la•"""-&odtola fat lAIIna.la. Call Kdth Kroll, 6l2 ·H46 or Ml kt Pulllntl. O rflce- . .7- 1010, Hom<-n3·2A9l. Shbbll Slody ud Laad this Saturday n 10 uo. 11 .will<l, '40Capm Blvd. £adaa T1tE Mttda& on 10110 ot 7: U. Dh> A. Rm 23. SptUer •• Aatlsa or 0111« 118atod T ..... if lbae b u.,..,,,., HMIU GoM A saui..uuetured suppon IIOOP ror pcrsonJ who bina• "' fut acasivdy Is beina offm<l by lh< Unl•enily Counsdina ScM«. 'Th< W«kly pt01r1U1> l1&ru ~. Qel . II, 11 l p.m. Call 636-zno for ., intenlcw. w.-, ... Jol> . _ . . _ ~· a Tedlalq... Friday, Oet. I. l p.m .. 316 Wmdc 11\d Mon<lay. 0<1. II, I p.111., 316Wmd<. a...- Wrtcboa Worlllllop on T~. Od . 12, II a .m .. 211 Coalldoa or Mboat1cy Cnd!l'rof Sladceu MttdJta oo O<t. 19, 4 p.m ., Acheson room 5. MMo Caomo ra. Go•..- R<mol._l. Call Pe<er at 841-1410 or Joe at 636-S411. UB Aaalnt Radio p.m ., fltrou Jl6. Papcndow711U)'IIolkWrklaaf'lllu-lodp.Mon·frirrom IQ.4 aDd Mon-Thun .....m.p from 6--9 p.m. iD Baldy Hall, 1100o, A44, Blda .no, Rklat Lea. Parka 11\d Wtd., Oct. ll, 2 p.m1• Capen 10 (AC). Gnolllallac Sealon wloo .,.. ao1a11 oalo ....... or pntf . lcbool Goo4 Food aocl Toll! brou&ht to you by ohe Jc.nsb Studmt Union on Fridoy from II :JO.I In the JSU Room, 220 Talben. TOol< lk Sab~olb 11 Hlll<l: Scrllcc:s and dinntr on Friday at 6 p.m. at 4() Capen Blvd. Plet.Je phont 83!·Jtl2 ror reservadoru. Wlllldac To"' ol Dowu•o•• Balllllo on Satwday, Oct. 9, 10 a.m. Tour will moel In Nl011r1 Square al the McKinley Monumeru acron rrom Chy HalL Sludenu $1 , all othrrs U . F~ must be paid In •dvance. To pay f« call 63~2346 or 636-4623. Amul<u Sodriy lor P'o blk Admlalllratloa WOflulrot>t on Oct. ll from 12 ooon undl 4 p. m. 01 lb< Stiller Hotel. 1- Productivlly lmprovemmr, SJ0 lee. 11- P...,.,....;ve Ol$dpllne of PubUc Employ«t, S30 Ill- Hand$ on Worlahop-Writtm arod Oral Communlcaolon Skilb fot OrpruzatioDJ, S'lO f~ . Rn<nl.llons dcadllne is Tuesdoy, Oct . 12. Call Paul BuchltWI, 855-!W. r... Mectilla on Od. IJ, I u.........- MttdJI& on 0.."1. ll. PoUtbl Sdtto« Oab Hall,) p.m. ~ oa Oct II, Room 684 lloldy wilb tb< exceptJon of pre..,td, pre-da>t, pre-Yet and pro- Ako~ol A • - p,...._ Mtetlap on Mooday• from Optomcuy, should.., up a ref....,_ me at <itha or ohe two 12:30 to 2:)0 p.m. in o.bc Palmer Roout. Harriman Hall. Appoin1m<n!.f for tile Amhem MSC. campw can bt made by callin& 636-2231 , ask for Mn. M11<k. Al the Maln Street campus call 831·35U a.nd ask for Mr>. Shea. Cat= Pllnnin& OffO«S. mo..-ies, otts & lectures NoWiday Saauau J oamallsm l'nlpul 19113-lnttmshlpt Loaon ~Mtdlnl C«a.,lco-Acwarcb ud Appllcalioa on will bt avallabk onth Ncwsday, a Lon& llland dally paper. On. 10, 9iJO a.m .. Westmln•ter Presbyterian, 72.4 Odawar• Wrile for further information to Bar·b ata Sanchez, £4itorlal Ave . Personnel Mm1bcr, NcwMiay. Longltland. tllcw York 11747. Photovaphy intems<houdl write to Marvin Sussman , Senior Mouktol E•..,lna or Indian Soa,p on Oct. 9 at 8 p.m. In th< lldltor Photoarophy. Arti.Jt inttmS .tlould write to Warren Kiva, &Jdy 101. Wtilbacber. Art Oircctor. Completod applications must bt postmarked by Dccaoba 16, 19&2. UUAB Mo•lot-"Man of iron", On. 8 at 3. 6 and 9 p.m. "Vktor/ Victoria" , Oet. 9 ~d 10 at 4, 6:45 Md 9:30 p.m. Mldolte fi.lm Is "O.Q,A." 0<1. 8 and 9. AU show> In the AIIJIIjeallow for Na lloaal Sdtact Foudalloa Gradu11e Waldman Thwre. Fcllowshlpo 11\d National Sd<nte foundalion Minorhy or A-• . . lldter ..,........ - · . _, Ufe Worbbopt Is offerina a 4 seuion worbbop whlc:b will cover fKt vr. 111rth, whalto do If awolllted and preventive mwum. Sovtral shon rolms, slldes and a self clcfaue demo will be prcsetutd. Call 636-2ll08 10 ft1i,lter. Eloctloa Smui!IJ I'Ahlalloa C..lor S<aff MeoCflttl on Oct. I from 6-1 p.m. In tb< Sdll!t Cbamben. Fellowships can bt obtalotd by "'fitina ftllo ..ship Ofllcc. national R.-reh Coundl, 2101 Constlluolon Av<nue, Wuhil\lfon, D.C. »>I!. Ftllow>hips OK awankd for study or "ort ltadin1 to Mulcr's or Doctoral dqJus in tb< · mathematical, physical. blolop, enainccrio1 and IOCtal w.,....., Tno<k T - Botloo SUr. We print anythlna. Sl ocimc:cs and In lbe Hiuocy arod Philmopby of Sdmoc. ad!. Watdl ~ ~"'"" for IDOte detaib or cootaa any A:pplications l.tC' cncouraacd ror m.inorida, womm, lrad; leam manbft. physically ba nd icap p~d and membeu other undenepr....,ttd ~~toups in scienc< ond a~ain«rina. o-lllne " - b e Soc:lot)' r... P>oblk eo.r. from ca. for ~pplyina is No"<Xnba lA. 19&2. 13·16, S<atla Hotd. Coni. f..: Is S7S/pcrsoo, audcnt f..: II SJS/ penon. Mail ramllollon wilb ch«k to: ASPA Niapn Doctonl <UCIIUtawllllu lal<notlo UJII A - . and the Cllapea, 105 Mlcldlesu Road, Burllllo, NY 14116. Curibbtaft are dia>'blt_ for lnla·Arll<ricaD ~atioo Doctoral fcDoWshipt. ~ion formJ a>ay' bt obulntd by SIIJcbo Te>rU 011 On. I and 9 tt 1:30 p.m in lbe wrio!Jta Ooc:loral Fdlcroooldp Propam lnter·Amaican O..bad HoUJC, 1501 'N, Forta arod on ()a. 9 and 10 11 10 Founclalion, ISIS Wilson Blvd., Rosslyo, VA 22209. p.m. in tb< O..bad ){OUJ<, 3292 MAin Sl. ,\rtndoa: ~law Stm«J. West= New Enl)and Law To II 11-1 ....,...._, Mike autc lbl you Jlp~ up to Sc:hool will bt Oft c:ampus 10 illtcni<w pro!p<CI!W l1UdmU 00 have yow yearbook aroup pboto taken. Call Olvld OuaYio I I l'uesda1. Odoba 11. 1912;'Sip up for intt<Views by callina llll·lSIS arod ask for Mn. Shea. 636-:!A(,Irodayl ScUa Olorlet. J - CoeiiJaa, Cold Wcath<r Complna, b,.di Folktlu>dna, 11\d loJcm.uional Sona Fest. Call 636·2808 or Slop by 15 Capen for ~t>DTe Info. and rq!Jtratlon. Coapot«r Sci.« Soc:ldJ 336. Cdcllnk SlaU Te>rU. Scrvk:e arod pany Soturclay njpt suniua 8 p.m. al HUicl, 4() Capen Blvd. ~. ' w flldenl interest in the UB population. II Ult<r<Sied, sip up with Ja.ner Ma!Mt. 4230 Rids< Lea. R.m C-35-A. C.A.C.-Voloa._ t_,.l With tb< CollllllwUtY AaiOII Corpa arod malt.e a diffamoe. Call 831-lS21. 67 S Harriman. a-1 - l . t b - S l -1 .......... Mftllll& on Sat., ca. 9, Oief. Anno, Room 9. RPM J u. I'!Uioo 01 8 p.m. in Talbert Bullpen. AC. Club key~, SJ.OO C<neral Admiuioo, S4.00 Tkkel! ovail.tble at Harriman Tkkn Off!« a.nd the Record Store on the AC. U\JAB Collttllouso Opto Mll<t At 8:00 on ThundaYJ in lbe Harriman Lounae. sports mformation Bolflllo Oty Side Rucby PI'IIC1b on To, Wqj, Thurs. S-7. Call for mo<< info. 692-7191, lfli·S434. w-·· Racby Oab l'rllcUft on TI><S.II\d Thu... from S·7 p.m. More info. call Janiox, 692·7193 or Cindy, 831-~. ua AJaaal " - . llf1tr u...lkedo!H>t1 l'ootiNtll c... will bOll Alumni and friends in a lar&e t<nt at Rotary Fidd. MASCOT eu..tlllloa of Soltbll ,.....La• c.- on On . 9 at I :00. Alteadoto: Sclllon. New Et>&land School of Law""U U B Badalatoo 0..~ l'rllcUft on Friday, 7-9:30 p .m .. Clark bt oa """'P"' to interview prosPOCIIv• studeou oo Thursday, Oym. Onobtr 21, 19&2. Call Mrs. Shea of the C&roa Plannlna <Ofrla: at ll1·351H'o r an appoirummt. Ull ~ado 01b TU<o.. lind Thurs.. 7:3().9:30 p.m .• Sat., 1-l p.m .. Clark Orm {Wrcstlina Room) . Alr<ratl b orrerioa 100 fellowships to qualified SIUdmlS for f,TadWIIe study in l!oaineerin1. Seb-lftl SbJ O•h Aaaaol M<t•bmiolp !'ut)' on Conlputa Sdcn«, Apll<d Matlt'and Physl01. U.S. citl«nsblp ThurJday, Oct, 14 from IH I p.m. !II the Talbert BuDpen. is required. Write 10 Hu&)1cs aircraft ComptUiy, Corporate Pr90ror lie is requlrtd , u..-.. eo.,.., a- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, The, 1982-10-08 Subject The topic of the resource University of Buffalo -- Periodicals. State University of New York at Buffalo -- Periodicals. College student newspapers and periodicals -- New York (State) -- Buffalo. Student publications -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives. 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For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/16530ba72ee71bab48861f2ba85ef85b.pdf 7303bea9c717653b7c029fd0df56d4dd PDF Text Text lHE Students unhappy with inauguration,union proposal "I still find~t hard to believe that!plans were not made for a new union after it4as decided that the old one would be closed." Rochester Political Science major Arty Rubin said. "It majority of UB students would be would be absurd for Stud<ntS to pay tui~ion to against the possibility or having to pay come to a University so that they can buy an additional fcc to construct a new thernsdves a union. The mon<y should be taken student union, althousJI many would make rhc • from taxes, or the University should use concession if it is the only wa~o be sure or existing space. I'm for vacating th< fifth floor obtaining a satisfactory union. or Capen Hall and wlna that ." Discussions ~~oith studrnts throughout the A major problem would surface if students Academic Spine Monday showed that students believe spending $28,000 on President Steven B. arc asked to pay a mandatOr)' fcc for a union which they will never sec. Nash will-be Sample's inauguration i• too much. aradualing in Dcccrnber but insists that C\I<On if Many students, however, conceded that they did not have a cleu understanding of the issues he was a junior, he "would not want to pay for something I could nevrr u.sc.!" at the University. They blamed this on tbe fact Rochester transfer Ann Kirchhiff agrees that that they feel little control over University it would not make sense to "pay for nothing," evenjs, Thus many refused 10 comment on the because she will not be here when and if the matttt. new union is completed. "The University "Sure, mandatory fees should be used if it h essential, if there is no other way," said 20 year probably hasn't looked for a better way to pay for it," •he gid. old junior Physical Therapy m~or Joe DiRienzo, echoing the views of most students questioned. "I don'tlike the way that the administration cuned out Squire Hall and pvc ~ble mandatav if! nothing in return. HopefuUy, there are more optioDS to be considered." iso't prtbkm Tbe Univcsity Council prepared a plan for r union, that calls for a comprehensive buildin& Fi[Z,gerald to be constructed on the Amherst Campus. It notes that waitina for State funding would be too long and calls instead for student suppon possible mandatory fcc isn't my in the form of a SIS,.. , . Student covemmcat ~eoll have aarced to problem, thou&h" said senior Political Science major llDy.Fi4gcrald. "1 wan_j to .k,now why I bold an OcaQbq iiiA'g.ll{lllt tnldenr body to can't get a student loan when all tbaL money is determine if thry want to P*f for the buildlng. being spent on Sample's inauauraJ ball. I SamRic has said that unless student> acrcc. be wonder what color Mrs. Sample will wear to doubt> a building could be constructed for a the ball. I don't want to dash in case I get lon& time. By GAR Y STERN Compus Edlror A ''A - mv - Rov ''A Most studentS .teem to be willin& to pay a student fcc, if tbe resuhina union would be an adequate rcplaccmmt for Squire HaU-and would be under student conttol. "If it would be ours to set up the w~ we wa.n t to, it would dcfrnitely be wonb it to pay the fcc," said Mechanical Engineering sophomore Charles Barnm. "In the long run, we would even benefit." A tter the loss of Squire Hall, students would also have to be assured that a new union cannot be taken away, accord in& to junior Tom Urbank. Security in this area would make an "aarcemmt" worthwhile, he sald. Although students seemed interested in being assured that connruc:tion of a new union would bccln soon, despite the possible r:osu, most expressed anger and dismay over the possibility of no State or Univenlty funding. Tbc University already saved money by convcnina Squire H all into a Dental School, instead of buildina a new facility, accordina to senior biology major Tlm Nash. "How could they not contribute to a new union, after doing that?" be asked. .. ... c: E: <> • l:: ~ • Q .. s ~ 0 ~ E: g 0 • ~ invittd." Altho11ah the arneral consensus among student> is that as President of a large University, Sample deserves an inauguration , they arc leary about its $28,000 budget . Director of Public Affairs Harry Jackson has said that the money comes out of a "special events and commencements budget," but most students do nor seem to understand the need for JpCCial events when essential student needs arc lacking. They asserted that it was bad for tb.e morale of the institution to have a •ymbolic affair in such circumstances. "II is absurd, what they're spending," Rubin continued . "The union is a somewhat bigger deal than the inauauratlon. It is insane aetually, so '11UCh money for a few hours." Student> currently do nor even have enough photocopy machines, according to Ryan, so the inauguration budaet cannot possibly be justified. " If someone has to tiahten the belt for economic reasons, everyone should have to," aarced junior Economics-Political Science major Charles Pearson. Barnett admitted that he actually "laughed when I read the size of the bud.,:t in a campus newspaper. I would have said that a smaU ioausuration is okay, but this pany ~ a waste of cood money. If he wanu1o throw a pany, be should usc his own money." It is gcmrally aarced by Audent.s that t11ey have little control over somctltin& like u "over-blown inauauration." "Everybody spends 100 much money," Aid llutfalo's David Mucuccio. "althoqb tlw doesn't juttify the btx~cer." "What .can we do1 added Joa Coboo, a frcsllman Encliab ~. ~wotomi!." "We simply have no ·, �rTHE. spEORUM in short. -· . • ... G-lldlf dii-CIIIol r...,c.nodol_,c_ ca mpu'\ Jon Dlalilll~ E-''" Alan C KecNctll.,...m, E~ot Handicapped c.a rrels available BuUs start winning • • Lockwood Memorial I.J1Kvy and the Sdc1IC< and E:ft&inecrina Library c:odJ ha<c tluw looked carrtls wiUdt bovc been modir...t to aa:ep< •il<dcbain. They will be auian«<to paduate lludcniS or faculty .....,ben """' orc mokin& bcovy 11>< or thcK Ub<ary's nwcriah with priority to people from Moln Str«t or Rldac Lea. If JOG wish <o be cuuidcml ror oocllon wJanm<nt, ~call 6)6.2816 bel,...., 9 and II a.m. (Loc.kwoodl or 636-2946 belwccn 9 and II "-"'· (Sclalcc and Enainc<rin&) luaday throuch Frid.oy. lhc UB mcn's soa:cr team rqain<tl tlldt • iMina record lan Sotunlay "ith a &.o dcfcat or the Canlsous Goldcn Oriffin>. 'The BuDs t3·2) rqjslcr<tl their third $hut-out or the ICUOI1 and b<oltc a two a~ scord<SS nrcok in the cont<il 11 the Amhcnl Alumni Arm& COtnpiCJ<. Dan Ricmn1s .,, Mark Bro""' tallied tWO Coah api«t to I*"" the Bulls Mth Many'"J'av~ ond Ocrty K~ sborina the •hut· out. • "E.cryone was psyched up fOf it," Brown oaid. "Wt juSI hd t v.o losses ia 1 ro• so we bad to prove. tb81 we v.tu: • aood tram . With our i.ntcnsi(y. it made it scc:m. easy to ,.in lite tbac .'• UB ouuhot lbc Grub .J6.7. " We manaa<tlto hold onto the ball more than they dld," ruUback Aldo BaiWin oaid. "It wasn't as much a arcattr dcferu< as it was that we were the bdtt:r tum." "Lately we bavco't been ihoo<Jns as much," Brown oaid. " Wc'vc been worTOn& the ball wcll in thc mid·lidd. When we JOt the: dlanccs we Wttt 10 shoot a 101 mo rt lo lhis aamc." CUpboard ' WEDNESDAY: Men's Tennis: at Nllllfl U. THURSDAY: Fkld Hockey: McMUtcr U. •• Alumni Complu t•:oo p.m.l Golf: at E.C.A.C. Q\lallryina Tournament (Hornilton, N.Y.) WorM:n') Tennis: at Rochcsaer Tech again oa .. ~A ,Dit«.tot John lolwOJAlfO..,.Sl~ s.&h AI..,..C~; Dl'ild otUti/CofflfiiWtl8f UL Pot·nol~ "-~­ D.ws ez..,,....,,.. LOri Sc:lwtutP:tthw OtYe fMtot Janws SU!teyt#llllofo E.a.or • ..t. A. OWogotiD.wdte MII1WA.rtl ._.eckmMII,..._ Totll' ~lll- Scou Flti'IMII'I'Htfo M\chlel F- ~oolltnti$.,t~~ CotJtrlbufi"V Mk:hN• E. Stlattriawt,... ,.,,.,,., Mk::I'IMI CUraloloiAd\'Mitbtv MH t Of Ctnd't UUQhiii'I/A .... CootdM.afor RIIPH M Ut.r/~~019 MaH,.,- FIUDAY & SATURDAY: K.athy D.YtldiAdY. Proi#Ud/Ott Coor. laurie Conw•yiPtocfuttJOtt Men's Tcnnis: SUNYACChampionshlp• (Spcncti'J)Ort, N.Y.I Vollcyboll: •• Sflppcry Rock Tourn•mcnt (Slippery Rock, PA.J Octobct 6 a1 5:00 r .m. tl11d on Octobct 7 at 2:30p.m. lnlemttd can11!i!atcs •hould cont•n Linda tl'Donncll •• 6.J6.314J. rooab3Jipn~ Tht$ptcuum 11 urvtd b)' the Fleld Accordlng to lhc Chronic/• of Hlthtr liducot/on. hcrr tS • 11>1 or th< most p(>pular hooks being currently read on collqe campuses: 1. Th< World Accordina to Oarp, by John lnins 2. Real Men Don't Eat Q\lichc. By Bru<c fcormin ). Thin Thish> in 30 D•J'l, by Wcndy Stehlin& 4. CQjo. by Stcphcn Kina 5. E. 1.: The htra·Tt'rn:Striol, by Willi:D Kotzwinklt 6 lhc Sqjll ol a New Macltine, by Tracy Kidder 7. Hotd Nr:w Harnp$hirc. by John lrvlna 8. What Color is Your Paraehutc7 ,by Rlch:ud Nelson Bolle> 9. Jane Fonda'> Workout Book. by Jan< Fonda 10. lhc Cindcrdla Compla, by Colette Do~< Una ANNOUNCEMENTS: Women•, Bnd.etball pracdc:t staru on M onday, Oct.nbtr II , rrom 4~:00 at Cl11~ HoU. All prospccth·c play<rS must have on insurancc form and ha\t hlld a t>hl'•kal. Ph)'Slctlb • iU bt pvcn ror I Ud'l purposei 111 I he' Alumni Arena Traan~na Room on Tid.tu ror thts ~turda)'·~ UB Oa¥10 Mawlti'Prodvcflon 'Garp' tops reading list :u \\ :ar Mtm0noll Stadium qaans. C.anistus :a.u· 2\-ailabt.c al Ihe: Alumn1 Arena 1kl~ orr.,. for SI.OO cach, bel"'ml th< houn of 9'()() a m, and 3:00 p.m. On Saturday. ti<kcts 11 tht >11doum "'" bt SJ.OO ~~~·:;:.:~:.~~~~f.~:::.~ StiVIce UnJtfod F. .tutiJ Syrtclieattd &l'ld U~14Kt Pttst S)'ndkate, TM S,.ctrum I s tel)feuntlel lor MfiOntl ld¥Ottt1mo by Comm~o~ntc;atloM &1\0 Advef'11tino $tt't'lolt to Studtnta, IM: C!«:ul•uon . . . .. . 20000 ,,.. Specfn;ot o't ~ ••• toeated In 14 h!Gy ._..,,,State Untvenlt)' ot'iNe1111 Bu«•to. 8-utt•to. HW York Y~ al 14210. t e~ (7 1~24&1- Copyrtont 1182 1141flolo. ~.Y. ThO So41cttum StUdenl ..~,.IlK EdoiOfLel polkf II oettnn\1'1110 bf' lht: EdtiOf--l~t. ~biUtiOM at • "Y metter herein w'ltf'!Out ttw eqwua CONM!I ~1M Edt104"~ ta atrkUt kiRMOden fM s.»etnN• IS prirlted bf St.rll--'o =--~~yLac_ 1170 s.o.ca St ~ ALL S.~. FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS PICK UP YOUR BUDGET PACKETS BY OCTOBER 15TH IN ROOM 111 TALBERT HALL - IF YOU DON'T YOU' LL BE CUT OUT Attention All Athletic Clubs: Pick up your organizational packets at the S.A . office, room 11 1 Talbert Hall . All packets must be returned to the S.A . office no later than October 1 5th, 1982. The Student Association Invites you to own Rotary Field. .For $1 you can own a piece of Rotary Field . ·--···-· .... ·- .......................... 3 ·-~..: "!~·,~·~. . ...... --···- ·· - . ATTENnON ST.UDENTS Please Begin to Return All Completed Assembly Petitions to Room 111 Talbect Hall All Ul 500 Teams Remember to Collect and Tum In Your Pledges for M.D.A. In 1 11 Talbert Hall P.C. As Soon As Possible First Assembly Meeting Tod•y, 3:30 pm Talbert Senate Ch•mbers You Must Attend for More lnfo.-636-2950 All Athletic Club Sports All Reservati ons for Fields Must be made Through Dir. of Athletics. No Fields Can be Used Without This Approval. Call Ken lves at 636-2950 Join the S.A . Assembly Petitions must be returned by Oct. 4th Can be picked up at someplace, 111 Talbert For more Info. Call jerry Olsen at ' 636-2950 .. ~."--· _ .. -- All S.A . Clubs MUST Call S.A . to Arrange Meetings. Failure to Do So Will Result In Loss of Recognition . �Dale elected Chair as Senate hold·s year's first meeting By TERRY CANAOE Mttn~t~l"fE:ditor T wa~~ty minutes was aU the Sludau AssociarJoft (SA) Salak n«dcd to elect Olainnan David Oak and . _ <n<n1 ~ Powen Council (EPC)~. The rcqocs1 ror .._;tion candidata to Oak by~ and ~ wu dccted was....- - . clisoJssioa. The Smale UDallimously- Oak QC<pl for his own abstmt:ioo.. Oak aned on t~ Smale and tbe FiDaoce Cornmiu .. 1aa year aDd will continue both roles IS an orr......._ pmu.....,t ddcpte. Althousb Oak made k known before lhc ~~!«~ina lhal he ...,.. intcn:sled in run:nioa for chai:rmall. be ..really was not ready rex oo compdillon." The Scruue opjJO$cd liuk d ,,. u - = s pa$Scd by the EPC, composed or SA cxceutives over the SUJIUl\tr, wa. appro•ed with ou& dissenl. The Senate mu.v formally appT<Ne oil EPC decisions which arc made ...,.....,. when lht SA kglsl>tute c:aJIDO( assemble .• SA Treasurer Eric Friedman staned rex alhklalo run But St:nator Slr\'e Cattonc said that "'in1m1 .. is a hard word \O deftM and added tbat 1M propo.al smoocllly a1 lhc stan o r 1he semester. OCCIOrdlna 10 SA A1hklics Oi.-.ctor l(rn '""'· The motion pasacd with no opposkioo. MDft EPC declDoru ..,u be bro"'hl befO<c lhc Senate a1 iu IICI1 m«tln, IS tbe SA aoanlws .....,, 10 reduoe tbe oew Scrulle's coorV>ion by limitin& lhe aDIOW>I Of inidal prOpooab ptaa~led. Cltifl& a>nfosionamoG& intmwional dubs over SA r• "' rattiaions re< pOCitical ....._ lntcnwional AHain Coordirwor Dean Janel • innodueed • modoa to spcdfy 1he "Havin& this in wmina will help lhc in1..-oallonaJ dubs" to better understand lhc rules "before I hey 10 to SA." restricsions. J arret said. Recmlly aeveral or&anintions have raised c:omplalnu thai cutllln SA funded event> featured political lllllanenl• or speaker•. These d ubs run the ruk or not bein, reimbursed for lhcir e•pmditurcs. ~s the r..ponslbility or •h• P"'-'ld<nl of 1h11 club IO keep lbe ei'Cilt und<r <Onllol.'' Friedman no1ed ...1bc: tey word is inlc:ol.'' ' ' I, described how Sob Board One'' !SBI) m.ooo c~er,.,;, mcri1ed .. additiooal SA sobsidy. SA opped iu SBI .UOC.Ilon 6fS20,000 to s:no.ooo to relieve Ihe Sludenl .scniccs corporation o f some of its fiJWicill tcru.ioos. n.. cxtn roooey ror SDI was ~ed "froon money kfl ov..- Croen laa year," Friodm&D aplaincd, SBI's loos was primarily bbmcd oo the do>e of Squire: Hall when: much of its rnmuc openrioos wu based. wu not spcdf~e enouah to CUT)' any real "eight. Whik the proposal's idea was •&lid, "I lhin~ it twas the wron.& way 10 SO about .... he ..xs. Cauone cas1. tht only ncp.tiYe VOte o r •he me<~ in& '" QPPOSina I the rcsoludoo which stated lhal ··~ and t\'cnls intended to cause coalromatioa amoa.a or offend a major portion or the University community, will ooc be funded by UodcrJnld!We Maodatory Stucknl Activity F«S,'' Friedman informed lhc Scru11e or his rand0111 sekctions for rocrnbeB or the Fi~W~CC Committe-e which t.M seruue OPPfOYed. The ei&ht m=bers of the Ananc: Cornminee coruidu budsct rcqucsu ~ro~ lhey are p......ted to the Senale and orrer rcc:ommendadoos to lhat body. Two senators from tac:h or the. three e-Jected categories Wert'' sdeaed. Steve Lynch and 11'11 Goldstein from the Dormilories, Dale and Wendy Weber for the t VOted 10 the t:Ommlllec. In addition, Jorrtt and Mlnorily Affaiu Coordinator Terry Mitchell will represent !heir •pedOc c:onClcrns on ' he commluec:. Friedmon SOUJhl " o wldc variety or cJirfe•c:nt ,,pinicln'i llfld raccts'" In carnmilltt membcn-''someone that 'sao1n,a Commuccrs and BiU ferro and to question us all 1he time and put a llnle z.;p Into our mminp." Scou Young or the Orf-Ounplll Temporary Rcprcsesuadves ~>ere - 'l'be dlac:overl• collllaae... ''Thcte's .some c.r1ra money len the Fin;a.nce C-ommittee•• to u" this year-. Dale noled. ••1 don'l bclle:Yc •ny lludcnt Of13niz.:Uion ~ hould be >topped from eo min& berorc the Senate," Dole said. Scvenl ea.mpw orcanitai.lom (or have lndjcated dWaHsfaction with their allouncnll from las( year's Sen ale and brc c~tpeaed to compete for any r-ema.lnins runds. - Bw.Jhes Lmted •.,..mer in lhc """"'" Story- roc lhc Sen.tte's approval .... EPC's llhktics Cundin& dedsion. The oouocillw! 10 · - . bod.ca befo« the roocboll season Need Something Sold Quickly? Want to Say Hello to a Friend? Today Hughes Aircraft Company ·is creating a new world with electroDics. Need Seruices? The Spectrum Classifteds are an efftdent way of communicating $1.50 for first 10 vfords .10 for each additional aASSBEGINS Ja 1947 Fond eM , _ you can be p.n 04 1t>e conbt\OIIIQ Hug!IM Slory 111 twelve Soolhern Calltomia locabOnS a man llew lt>e f'¥tl; Boat. "HerctJieo"- 11>8 largesl a>rplane in 11>8 ~The man Howard Aobard Hughes. HIS lngonioua itlns and ellj)IOraliOns brought MW ~ in Mrodynamlc:s. a>mmllnicallOr\5, a-Aonocs, electronics Mel 1M !!arty years ol Hughes Aiterall Company. ... .........._...... " , and Tucson, Arizona. Hug!IM Slory yoursetl in• ~­ b u l l h e - - and 8J<I)knlion ol ideas c:onllllUe Clc*lber 16, 1982 Wr~e Hughes Cof'porete College Relations P.O. Box 90$15, o.pt. NC l os AngeiH, CA 90009 Hughes rep<Hentatlvea will be on c.mpue The compony's long hislo<y ollt!dlnOiogoc:alfWSIS, indUding the first WOtl<ing laser. first J.O - · and h as a ~~~~. position ~ - ~degree IS In: October 19 Hughes in lodr(s elecuonics Industry. K (See your placemeol.olf'ICe lor an appointment) • Eloctrical Mecl1anleai,Manufaci\JIVI9,or lnd4Jslrlal ~ • M.ttorials • Compute<~ • Pllyslc$ • tndustriai/Eiecttonle TechnolOgy . . \C"011,.~ 0 111·· tL<cJt/J witJt ~HIItJtttr• r------------------, I > ------•• m. • !HUGHES n•1e yo·....-. ~------------------J: , " , _ H UGH.($ AUtCR A,. r COM fi'A HY �• I ... / FELICIA~ ~ I LOVE YOU I ~ I ne~ed anoth~r chancel I've got it together now! Before you make up your mind, remember ·~all we've ~tood for, and all we've meant to each other. I LOVE YOU and I'm ready to do anything ·to keep from losing you. Just give .m e the chance I need to prove ·to you • ._ All My Love, • .Stan ( �Pun~, prep or jeans; girls like guys in their favorite clothes By CAilOUNE GAYNOR Spft"tf11m Slqff Wrltu O< the tY!>icaJ Ull malt atucl<nt, dothioa probably doe~ n01 mean too much. Wakina •P 10 minutes befor< clw bealnJ, tM nror thing one....,$ is the clot bu. Who needs to imprc:u a Thermo Dynom.lcs prof«>or ot dahl o'clock In th< mornlna wh<n th< wind chill factor outside iJ minus ".0. Whll about that C1)t< WOmatl, howe~rcr, who sits at the window •nd ducrrtely ..u h<r pumpmrickl< bq<l <V«Y mornioal Did ) 'OU e"\"Cr lhtnk that pemapo <be ~'Ould love aJI<Ina you to Mlp sprud htt <fum ch«s<, F but p&J:una bottOms saktJna out of o......U> hd4 <oc<<ll<t b)' ..rnr pins jtU1 dOH no1 IWt) htr o.n? Fmc. you think. 1.) you wa1ch hrr wipe the Cfuml» from ha mouth onto the back nf her syllabu>-what type or clothing docs inu~rt~t herl If her nilme b; f't"Shf1lll0 Cri,s1el Hamilton, <he may be undecided about her tniiJOr, but 1hc ~nowr eualy whar lhc Uko 10 'et her men wcanna. For ha t.ulc, Hamihon ma~ ha~tt tho;cm •h.c ~·ronr my in ""hlch to anmd collqc b<ausc me especially Ut es meo of tbe warm "eatbu variety. The ones who wear ttnicf Oui"' Jlloru and no $biru," thus uposlna th<ir "lfe&SY and musculM body." ' 'Men can·• ce• sexy in the " Wild Counuy" colopJe. Coioan< is SO iJnpo<UD< tO Al4a Banyk, 11 )'eOI old Canadiall "ucknt, thal she fdt. ••A &U)' clo<so 't ltave to be aU that JTcal lookln1 but if be's aot a .,.at antntuwe . .... S FoU" Hamilton said, but, Jhe Added, " I ju.t like st<"ing them uphomore Katy Foi<J not only anyway."' wonu her stxy UB man to v.·ear Can't an sexy In the Fall? Lisa Jo.'hakl night ponu, • R11lph Schumarht-r, a sophomore. 1n the .Lauren polo shirt anci tmnb Co. unication Deportment li~<J soca\<rs hot sung!~ propped that ' }' Lequt look. Htr favomt UbC)n his bead and -a sweattr titd outfit sounds like it come< riaht atound his shoulders to add a out or the p,.ppy HDMibook. soohistiaued to.,.,h. S«y to Lisa m<U> "ool sweaters. But whor obout if you ~ th< OJ<fotd S~in, tOpcodtrS, l poor of " t)pe found 01 Th< Conton<ntol and l<"l jeans and "pasithclr no noc Hood Califocnia7 Then ,..._dry." MarletK Ntico will bopefully be Mindy Slutsky's falh« mun tbe ~omlD off<rln& tile boa<l own tM 1...e< Company IJ<Qusc she brnkfan to you be<~use •"" juJt IO>C) IUY$ in L« plaid lhlnJ. A!s loves the "klnd or punk) look." for pants, a«or<llns to this It " Capczios, Calvin lOrin jtans sophomot< "Lee Rid« ]eons are •nd a collulcu <hin for h<r. more s<Xy than deslaner Jeans. Suppasc you do not fit Into any The Jord«ht Lonk won our or t)\tst c:.tegories? Your entire O\ltf alltho•c wo•ncn who did wardrobe consls•1 uf five rock pref<r 1he de>ignco label. Out roncen jcr..eys (ltou olterruuc them besides Jordacht jeans, Lori wi1h your Monday. Wedoesda)', AlVtt'>On, on AJrhltccture mojor, Frld'IY <Our>es and your Tuesday, also likes h<r men in solid color Thuf\day ones) and a palr or army t.Jllin.s, on< thin aold chain and fotiaues &tv<ll to you b)' your cowboy boots, Alvnson also father from World War II, hdd str~Kd a p~(crtnc:t tor A\lon'J sotdy lop1hct by patcha nf nllco Oa.nnd ~fiPI l't10icn CrOJn an C~· girlfriend'> n•11htit. Oo not feel that you art resis.ned to spc:ndin& )'our remainina 11me lt UB vicariously llharina basel hrutfMt-' 'V.hh &U3n&-.: .,.,omcm. There" still hope. Junior !i.lndl M>ycr reollr doe. nnd "1rubby Jc::uu'' and "tntoakcn wul\ no .sod.J .. a 1urn ~ n Complfter and video dating: the endless search for finding match made easier by innovations and techniques depends on the <>.tent or the QUC1'tlonalr< filled o•t br th< applic:anu. Forms 1ha1 havt quntion• 'l_llo...,ina for in1rmate l<lr-di\Ciosurc do a better job 31 motchln& p<oplc up, but dlltin& Krvke$ Ytith mnre nlt'n!.l\lt qucstionalrc.s 1rnd 10 rost more-. An<»hu factor thtu inOUt'no::s a d•tln& R'f'Vice's df~tivcneu is .some husna.n traJu that ;ut be-yond ttchnica.t ~fttuation. The. By LOR I SCHULTZ F~t~tu,. F:d1tor lfe U><d to be <o almple: bor meets a~rl, boy Ilk<> &irl, boy gns &irl and they Uve- happily cvu a ncr. Td<lay, that Is not always the case. Proplc ortcn havc trouble •uccessruUy mcctlns oth<f people. It Is times li\< these wb<n tum to datlna KrV~cc>. Busi...,.. thor spedaliu in profes<ionalnuotchmaklna arc n01h1n1 new but 1t wu ncx until lh< 19601 thor computer datlna L -pi• ~-lat. computer miJ ma1ch up t"-O people based on Slrona inl«""•· b"' nw:h •ubtk chanctc:nstic:s as mannm or phYJiaJ appearance lr< o>ttlooked and could au.. - Thm: arc varioullypn or datU.J ICMca available for various needs and poices ooith som< JaVica thll ad• enlJe In th< back or mqu!nco orrerint a •·pen·paJ'' type rdationsbip with someone of the opposite ~ex passlbly hundreds or milco away, Witness tbe SUa'$ of lnlt-o, a slick, monthly, Lo1 Anaeleo-ba5ed mqazlnc tbat bills ltStlf OJ "The Single Source for S!nslc People." With a nallonal drtulatlon of about ltX).(O)., lntro focwa iu pic<a Oil the •I~ !1restyk. It also coli<CU about 1,000 P<BODAI odJ per ISSUe, T ..,..,.tor begins at $25, and the maplinc char&es an 1!dditiooal SUO to forward an answu. Accord ina to rounder and publiJhor Suunoe Oou&las. fntro bas proc....d 200,000 ansWers sin.tc iu premiere in July I, 1910. Pen pals, bowover, are not for .vc:ryone, and other rtKtbods for m<etln& SOti1C'OtM! special are aniloble. 1bc more popular Vl"nlon Ia tM _c:omput<r one. To we this, the or "personality questlo.. on bkl•sr•ophjiciJ infonnadon and peBOnal prcftrences. The applicant then pays a rce, which varies rrom SlS-SIOO, and (n rtturn receives a print-out of compalllblc names--determined by the mutual interests or rhe appflC&nts. Some KrVIcc> auaranrcc: a ccna.in aumbn or nama per '4eck or mon.th. Tbc....,....-ofthis~ ptobkms In compatability. Thanks to modem t«hnoloay, vtdeo-dalint Kf"Yices are lht mow. and-tell way or llndlns• dar<. One well RTYice that allo"'> <litnts tO ICC PIOSJ>C('tiV< dates in advance is Bob Lilly Introductions. located on Parkside Avenue In Buffalo. Sinoe its op<nlnt over '30 years ago, they h•ve hod considerable succcu. T he video servlc<i functions much llkt the computer ~ervic.~ The sin&!• nulc or femak dfent el)ttfJ I he ornce a.nd liUs OUI a PfOiil< shm d...ribln1 h!s or ber Inter.,.• A poiO<otd is taken and the thrnt II CaJually intem...ed whik bciva Yldeo After the r tap•na. cht- clic.nt looks tluouJ,h a book contarnin' Jlltotos And profilt Jhtti} or lhose or the oppa,.;te ..,• . When they find one of' r>Ul'tcUlar in1trts:t, they ~an view thar pc:tMJn un v'doo and pol!lbly "t up • dot~. The "'"'''"· however. will 001 stvt Q phon( nun1btr wi1hout conHnL or thtOthcr client . a> • ;af<tr prc:c:tulion • Billed .....1\m<rlca's Number OM Pmon;~l Oadna Service-." T01<1.hrr lnttodunlon offcts an aJttm.aUVC 10 iU CGmJ)Ulrf llftd video countc:rpans. Unlike Its compditon, Totechcr dcM$n't w.e vicko rnachioa, cempusm or astrolou in h<lpins dlmt> me<~ eU&ible panncn, all th< p o - k Is done by hand. W ;tto o10 orn... .nationwide. th• Buffalo office bolUU 1800 members since i973 . 11\C ><rvlcc catm to P<Orlt or all a&<$, prorc..ion• and rcliJ}om and claim• l ••ccess marrlqe rate or nvc pc1'CCnl. "Bul not C¥tf)'One it Jook:fna for marria.&c.'' aceordlna ro a TOJnher conJullant. '"The majority of our l'l'tm\ben' au contmt )UJI 10 dare and enjoy tlv hollt$1 composr>r or another human bans-" THE BUFFALONIAN '83 The official UB Yearbook Now on sale $10.00 book CLASS BEGINS October 20, 1982 THE SPECTRUM Classifieds that connnunicate tyesa!!Efr•mes • wtth pun:h- o~ '"~ ~- lrom lotVO- group; , ~~-• ~.... -t""lll!!i!OI n••-""'~ Mon · Sat 10.9 Bailey Coin Laundromat 3074 Bailey near Kensington WASH 60c DRY 25c 112 hour Open 8 am - 9 pm '7 Days a week . . ~~~-.~~~~ . . . . :r~: ,. ·g;.;.;.;.;,l.;.n;. ;d;.~Lo;;.;nC:;.; ;&:;!~o;:;:Dn:; ; :~i ii;j5;:,i;~!~a.~llwe;;y~;;u ;; ~.e~Jeu . l)oi~ . S �editorial Give us a chance their pleas end dismissed their opposition with paternalistic scuffing. Given the chance to become active participants In the process, UB students could ehow that they can be responsible and astute University citizens. Unfortunately, nolpdy-lncludlng their representallves-w~ts to let them. ) Take for example, the recent furor surrounding the student union question. In September, the University Council's appointed committee on student unions recommended that a centralized facility be constructed on the Amherst Campus, with student fees. After meetings with UB President Steven B. Sample and his staff, student government presidents decided to hold a survey over the telephone, rather than a straight-forward referendum that would seek to gauge student oplnlon.They admit that there Is a.great deal of uncertainty over how students would vote given the opportunity. But some effort should be made, to let University students-In an open sod free poll-voice their sentiments. Ills easy to see Are UB stu<lenta apathetic? tf there Ia one thing that everyone at the Unlverelty -ms to agree on, It Is the antswer to this queetlon-yes. Quick glances at student voting results, attendance at rallies and Interest In their affairs appears on the wane. Clearty, actlvei:volvement Is not visibly supported by th cts. Much has been said, written and pon about It, but there has been no real afton to get at the real reason behind their lack of Inertia. Many have theorlz.ed that the lack of a centralized environment on an otherwise Isolated, desened plain has caused this. To othere, It Is the ever-present thirst for gOOd grades and top·fllght Job opportunities. But the real reason students do not give a damn Ia because they are not allowed to. Students feel no reason to be lntetested In a University thet has consistently slapped them In the face, turned an Ignorant ear to fe dl that the presidents are afraid ol allowing their constituencies the chance, there Is too much uncertainty and too much chance that the plan could fall and a renewed effort to get the leaders' point of view across would have to be made. Uke Sample, the presidents have opted lor the easy way out-skipping the referendum and heading Instead for the safe waten of a survey before probable Implementation. The leaders will surely proclaim that to oppose student fees paying for the building eliminate our chance to ever have a centralized building on this campus. They fear, possibly correct, that students might vote against paying the way. But regardless of the outcome, stu<lents must be given the chance to voice their oplnlons""n this mattet directly, In the fopn of a vote. Relying on a sample Is simply noli adequate on such an Important and relevant matter. The administration has denied students their voice long enough, students do not need their leaders doing It to them as well. £1 Please come Editor. On ~ltlll ol th• University CouncU. 1 want to ottend '" open lnvlfltlon to 111 mem t>Br:s of th~ Utt'v' " '''Y community to l ttend th• lnaugur1tl6n of Pre s;d•n t Stt>w•n B. s.,.pM <HJ OctobH 10 a t .1'00 p m In lite Ahlmnl Atena I encou,.v- u~lty '""' ro 6tudWtl m•mW. oltfte oommu•1t1 to o f f AU PHS"Ot'l.l IUMdlttg l ie ;n•med 10 I -liOn In ,,. Affi!l l00b1 lmmHIIIoty loiiOWirtg 1/!e c:.,.mony __ ... ... Chalrman. Universlty Co1Jtw::ll Ten Percent Solution Thl•l• p<lrf#<:l/1 IOf/11 urt<!Or the GSA con&II1Utk>n1 pf'OIIIthd tltef Sexist Sexism? Editor. ,_sonI PtiiiiOns rtNh 10 Editor. Pflf""' GSA momW.Mp llgnoturu to ll(e GSA oil~ prior lo ll>e mfttlng, ol momb«i wllo I Ptllrlolt ooklng lor onot""' ...,,. on rho l l l roo t•*• tl>e opportunlf'lto lhon• Thot Spectrum ond AMn ltot:lllc 101 eo-"'fftht ••r GSA $<oM II IIIHt/ng ol tl>e new oCII-Ic .,.., "' The Spectrum Fridr(, S.,Nmkf t7, r882./t nlcoto- •Oifllthltlg 1ft print . oOOUttHI GSA /tl The Spectrum, llld,.. " - tiNt cowroge Or not only oiJt reorottot>/y lou oteltlng S.nato mHtlngl, but ono our rnoro tMcitlng ocUivltie•. teet/tie w•• clmlflf cover.~. ,.,etWH~u,. r.p«~..t -r Oclobw -of• oy OSA ......o.tr ,.., caused ..,.ton, ~k>tr. ,._.,., ... <101,-~~/tt·~~t.> ,• ,rJ ·.·. , • v. , , ,~ _ ~.·~~- ... . , •'•'•': to -ltlg u.s. _,,..t- dec'lw mm, r~touglloul till et.u ,,. 2. , _ lo nolhltlg WIOfll/ -~ -ratlll, rad/c411om/tllrt -n/Utlol>o ond wor-IIIQPO. H o - I cto nor fott tlulr •I' •ccredlttKI cou,..l, tM torum lor thla. AI my •cltool, SUNY II -n """'" hfr II- Ollng 1""-. "Wo/4 we ...,.. going IO IIIII IO )'OU lfl_, CMIS, .. Wll 1M ,,. ..... -ldnl-it -of,,..... - .. ,.,_,ltJ(,.,__ Alttt eMu AlfM ••• told"" oould 1101 Ollorooct ow o1 rwpotJH. ,..,,.~ ltwft " · _,,.,, -lid led to "1/ltoui....,,_L a.c.uH 1 '"' ' " atdattt to lftding tM l-IMit, m•-· II llvfY ..,.-.,.,.CIIn,..., ..- 1 1'ltloUI/IH>UI lllol0f1 ..... , ... dolnlnllld '"" eon ••, _ , ~Y tws 2131 rtll .u.,.."' -lid At this tlmo l'ctlllrt to md• rwo poltrta: f . II,. w_,•o Sl- Conoge pub/Jc~ two lllchm '"'~ commonta O'ICh 11, "Ill you women will IM"-1/t lnd •nJoy lhl& Cllll." lo#ldwor lhfiXI!Ih Al\t• • liriKI/111 II I........,,,, -"""'0/-,1-· •.....,. , - u t ond orpul>od ooloo. (lOw con ,.. tMp , _ _, umo -Ignorant? w.,.,...·. Ellng!Ymton, oH Studlor ..,..,..• .,._toond - _,.ge molo potrldpenrr. our _....,,.•• w_,. c.tlat-. , _ wllo wloltto --~-.. ............ __ ,__10_,. .. _ , _ ... clo ...... OOifll- ,_ot ___ L&-.-.-. . . . .. .,,.u.s.. w.- . . 1/fllltlng • ....,., - - - . , • ..., _ _...1111 tonuof_...... oultogtKI by r/olo Olotontly.-Jot oct 0,./not my brotlltr, s.l"ff •oclollrl ,.,_,00, , _ e- Goofy Aclmlnll!,.t!<lt Vloo PY. .Iderlt :,• -.·,•,• -IO!odUIIafll"'l't'\1 ~H"'i~'9,1', · w-trt lor lhfl Foil '1:2 ...,ntor. Altw the llrt1l cloy 01 Cluollloxlolt dtslllu•k>ned, dllll'fiiH, oltd nun. Ho to drop 1111 court~e; 1ft ectuJNty 1hl1 d«:ftlon wu mede r3. Any lullf!! d«:lolon on 1 Llll 8Ufllfl fl, II, lrtl oltompllnll no I Mly to got lompon dla~rllet'l ,.....,ockN on ,,. AmMflt c.tmpu•. but ello lo IIIH unltort no~tn dl-son ln•tolled ond otoci!IK/u wolt • · ,_.,r<f/ng ,,. mtn•rrvol ltouo, , . OUOII 111,.,.,_ to Uu &tttln. "Then -• • '""building-· Wlfll llutllllrold • a. ..,.,. WI • dauu Itt the IHI/ttllttf cottf/Kf."- Is d/1-r lrt trolmpl/t;lltlolo• ottd ,.,.t/ICIIIIOI!•. 1llolllt 10U lor yew lttl!lllolo 1tJ tltlo ..,,... . _ oomo ond m~ MlltHI to /lrll!o "'" ~~ tiP a. srut11n College ,,., All• ooura• •uHf'OMit rn. ,.,, 1M w-· · --rn fi'O'itlr " ' ' ' - - lly _ , _ tr Ia. " " -· tllo'Y to 01 SASU l>y 1/tt GSA StMto rtlll ol ol tltt --I.Jrtlon-loty, IIIII ,,,,_,.,,,. frJootrKt. tAu liNn ! 0 - ' clicl "'tt, bul , _ . w11 no 10 ~~ olt,_ ltl t1to otlf/Mt mot/olo, or "' ,,. GSA COINltllvt/olo. H o - , '"" 10 - n l tur.-1 ..-.......... 1/lt o/1~ prior to tht StMto /ffHtlng --e,..l - r 10 _ ,. of lbla. lno II not -,..,,!itS,.. •• - o n ltJIIM II lht required o!gn.tuiV ore rur- /tiro 1111 GSA ~.,. lfe. ltOWIIHIWf, I•CIUII ertora t/111 I thlnlc altould bt corroctiKI- to the lmpotflrtel (hll tMy mi"J 1t1'1e on I.Wltl '"~' wllh wblctt tn. GSA lr , . _1ry , _, t. ~r<tlng SASU, /(OC#tle 1t11M tltot lito GSA otU<Nnt twfflfWHium to join SASU lui _,.~.,...I,.,. Studies Colt.Qe, SUNY •tllulfolo. On Stp,.lfJ,., 111821 .... lnl~ ol OO<tofn proctlcu in 2. - u. . worlliflg C/111, ""kh of'"" lottor rwo lncludH _, Acldre.- to the Women's •18- wb/«t. opptflnlng wotrNrt~, mlnorlry 1/I'OUPI, 1/ld tho ", -·.'~ caP1t1Nom.n ••plolrinllllld .· , ...... . �op-ed By Bob~ey G onotally speo-lng, lllo - n ·t wcwl< •fir'/ wotl wheU~ar ot not his mother ~· hfm. consiDerable •rnounla ot money mvst be spent on te!erisfon .eta a.nd aJr fare In otcs.r to a~ at mMtlngs of .. .,. dubs, W~·• Gatden Ctn;tu a.nd Young Democratic Tractor Forln:atanc.e. your typewriter will peefotm perlec:tty all yuf 8 ut m¥1 r.our• DefOft Chat Engll~ llfm popet It dut your ribbon brNkt, the on 11 0< taka your cor. eartlago Jams """you Ol>IH to, ~•"'PP•• That g ..amlng tine-tuned machine tuna If... a top (or, 11 )'OU ,...,If, P11rr1 .-. 1 ~lllnf 1111111- )'OU - IO Nih your (-le>bo un-)ptegnonl Will IO Ihe hOJij>illl Or toofi II potk:e. Weft tMy lf*l ~1'1 tr.t mliQOef wu No But rob Juat on• bin" and SM '4tlt.at h appens \ 8 01 enough oJ tttls csoom end g toorrt. Take a.co(Jers say ..Hot Murphy~a 1 ""rt. leaal one thing Ill lite work I OUI tm1fY limo. All, )'OU taw' Ut'llledl sl\.t.tl nev., be defeated." Both hu bHn tor quite aome 1Im.. ThJnk abo\n h. Jn a ''"· e»en, democrttlc toclety any (Willlo) (moll) <1111<1 can gro... up to be Prool9nl or lhiH Unllld States., ana lt'l tNin taafer to beCOme one of tf\1 la.ser Jewels In the crown or government, 1uch aa governor or senator or eongttiiPI'OOt'l Now, •• l1 well Wnown. lhe ohlld to acluolly occomplllh Tho Big Fulls the onUd most Qlllllfltd and moat rtptttontaH.,e or The People. Today large aums of money aro needed In order 10 be elected.. In order to lnf«m tt-.e masses o f a c:andldllt11 Qua1Hica11ons, of tne site at nla nuclear tamllr and ot With that In mlnd, 11ere c:on>os the renwltablo.,.,.. thlng~r>~lro-thal·worbout.,..Ot'/'Cime: Ihe 1J10P11 moat qualirted 10 run our demrxraey atwtlys ha~te Iota of money, 01, lots ot friends with Iota or money. TMy. we ore hlcl\y. How"'" would - . . . . . RMgon, C&n~<, Nllloo. Jollnson and Kennedy lla.. been atectoa fl not lor the One Thing? How else woulcl ur.. l.elvman hove any cnance-of becoming Governor ot New York State? M lracutous. Isn't tL The moat lnUIMfttlat ~"' '" 1 country-t11 htaders-h-ave been protected from one of me'e 1\ard realllles. the need tor money. Nature Ot Fate or aomethlng has proVJded ou1 most poiiUcatty capab.. Per.ons with the One Thing neeeuaty fM the t·ulfiUment of their role tn 1M modern WOrld. WOOdpec:-..rs have h a rd beal\5, lust as poiiUclena halie atocka ano bonoo; vunure:s heve co~otos that lea•• them -Ktaps for mea1a1 full at Polltk:lans have rtch friends. tt almoet makes you beile.,e In God. But 11 thinking people we should recognize the poulbht dange,... ancs S)feoare rof them. Firs t, what If thll BLOOM COUNTY Grub Street I S{ LiL. Pt·r rino a Dtl-'o Orgonllatlql>s aroun<1 ,,. oatton. ntotar as popular culcvre rwUec:tt IM thoughts buill ol money, mlghln't tho r-1•~• 1111 1 lillie llldebled? Thll would 9•boy 1111 - . lalt ond even-nanc!Od declalon molcfng capabllltJoo SleoM, whit II lhla NIIUIO 1Cte-..o4 IIP7 ll'o I\IPC>eMO OIICM'e Look a tttwt ~ '"' Saha,. af'd o+nosavrs. Whit hi QOrlftl It thl.l Nah~re gtwe ti'WI money to tnt wrong ,_,.-, We mlgnt 1» g- r - I>Y bumblers, tlopfleacts aMS ac.•l)h.lfu• lwfta Howt'f'et, c:ton't w01ry 100 muetJ. u,. on.thlng..l,...Uf& lhlt·~...ovt.....ery.·llme show a no s~n ol ~engi~. JU l1r •• tne tnfnd'a eye ce.n ... POIIUct• n• ancl money wltl conll~u• to go together like - · and""-· Llle <loes work w_.l tometlmes O n 1 atddef note, Jo Jo Gtorg1annt 11 tncarcerated onc·e IQIII, AI ,lpofled In thll space t611 11<-.I(Jy Jo Jo hied been merclfulty reteaaea ' 'om prlton after setYing one ( 1) WHiii at tllt fourteen ~11r p~iaon sentence to,- tfle ,.P, of 1 f"'Urtuen yeat ota girl. Ftltnds have lnlormeo me that Judge: Rlchal'd J s . Barlow Jr. ha s o rOtrod Jo Jo back behind bara llko l•ala. lift doas work wen somttlm•s~ n by Berke Br eathed ,...------=--.. .,f tlnk~tlng esr;ondong. diiCOII<IIng Idiocy thot tnloell Ihe Wh""~"Ver • tense momont 01 seene change etl&n.. The tfftct Ia Mlther New Wave nor smartly up.tCH1ilt, only O¥erdone computDf age Wrty no1 thoe CM'gan mast utft.ctiY« ttw.y rr~eal Ollt moat cUchedt runnv--noud creaoertdoa of otd for a ri"Qft hu-morou.s toven? aaneuuea ol romanu and the homt, as w.ll •• our 8.9 I think lt'l fair to class GH as a mekxlrama: howev·er oh1Uow ond poorly ooted. 11 hu the power to mak1 oel<noWIOdged and silent prejudlcH, oomollmoo opoollng both.. They are, tor the mott pan, al\aUow and ataratruck; many of tocsaya snowa Itt crewtlno wttF'I Auetralttn tno English actora· a.hOWCIIt Illogical cameo perform•nctt b)' woll·known alngtfl and actora which atmoll t/f(Wifl ha\le a n~ghtclub. On the Wh01t1 they Itt pOOtty ac~ed ana poorly written. They oro lonlllllool ln tho ''101·11 .. m11nlng olin• wortt. relying on moole rip-olio ana magic escapes; they aentlmentallte romance while aiiU adhering to on unwrtllon code ol ... uoltabooei thay ponray claoa distinctions with a naivety that fasten• on exterk>r erlcllll or weolth; they are raclll by dolaull otloo lew. eYen Ioken. blacks and art lntolef&bty MXIIL And~ ...t wo forget, they <llon·t oppoar out or nowhere but are a mirror of oursetv. . and our c\lllura. 0\oer the summer I hod a chAMI lo learn llllhlo llrol project, a hand lrOill• Communtclltono ,._,.h comparallwa study apon10red by a wtU·known conglomerate whoM bullt'IMI ll"r''''ntt to conaktarably more tnan just punlng out lvoty Uqutd. "T'My wett en•tou• to lip I he eollogo mol!<ot I wao al\llloUO IO rocll"" I»Oiy, _ dltlllDUIIon crldll by dOing ..,..thing I'd dO onywoy-wrlf.. lnl111<l of wmmlng up -PI with windy and I l k : - Olf*•litl~t. - · 1 _ . . , • oampllng from tho one and one-noll to IWO P'Oel of Clhlcllm I - o u t dally .,... my typowrftlt lor ol~ - · w hile my portable tan wh1rred awey l.nto the hot. hvmtd aftemoona. Though IDled wflh dllolle<l rotlfOACII IO IICh dly<a lftOW (my aulgnmonta _ . OOMiol Hooplror end Guiding Ug/11). thlll Hllellon• " "'· " "" rud<. touch upon oomo lllllnt IN - '"" UptiCII or 0011>11 whlll retolnlng Ihe apontenollly that c.omos will! oonrronl)ng ,..., terrltort. w A raft or ella roellfo. kldlc•ou• oltulllona. often ~~~- olologu. - - . to begin? How oboul wllll on \JCM)t) ·~ed. oomo _ _, t - ...nh good Intentions) gl.,.s them tots - <\ eM va.tu. . o' tf'l.t -mi.IHI. " 11 11 'f'llkl 111<1 enflghtonlng loocl '"' thought And II toil'rialon ll pop culture's wlaat •~PGntnt. tol p operu art tta epprei"J o f my COf'lfutJon Nature bfeaka do*n or goea on aabMUcat Wf\o WIU "''II• O\i/ tala ol hard *"'cuh7 '' fl'\ltII they 111 molt akllteO eltkena have .. no money thiY won't be ltumbUng ltHo tht'M concurrent ator;tlnoa• ...., """" Implied omld the lurloul name-droppln.g and fNv•tall:lng aM m4U'c:t.rou.sty lhlck gooci\Otill or the nos pilei lobO(I Bllora my ..cy eyes, I wltneslld the onllre rotelllng of the WO<Icl SoouriiY Building pun I•. tl'\e cult ln'f'otvamont~ references to gypol'" end Do•ld Gray'o mOdi Ilion ono I llvo<l 10 toll about 11. Hypnollots, psychOtics, ao• llonda, • u ernlngly ...OflcloWtiQhiY conglomorolo cooerup-lorlhl untnlllal.cl, tnla Is power1ul orurr. Throughout. I ~epl won9rlng "But Whtrl'.t ttlt I101Pftal In llllhll?" S ome gonoral porc'!'tlons 0111r • llrolollmo viewing mto!lt 1110 lr>Ciud" o curta on In• Doc~ground muelc. • viewers draw aides. Since tt deal• with mo'e reaUatlc human Problems. 1 expected GH to be more tngrosslng-nevtrthtl.. s. my gut reaction !1 e boteoom thll OH never admU.s. I am ready to concJude1 In tac t. that wert OH to Improve I ts acting drattlcalty l!ld cut down the global proponion! of ita atruggle, la,Ying lhe moral ellkoa Juat 11 high (oJd-lashlontd meiOdromll) or to Olilrahoot completely Into a s•Hrlc vein of aolf.perody, 11 would nev-e It ell over tho otner 1howa. 6/21 Tho wllolo quullon ol aeltlom In aoepa It cenllol\o INIIM ground lor otudy. Though each has fl'a ralr amount or fllhlonplatea and nourlah~nQ rnatrlarcha, both thne typos of women are treated •• tnconaequentlel and, for the moat part, not dlatur'be(l ol.lt o f lhtlf aphtrt of pretty Impotence. The temalnlng two typea or women 11ko the obuae: tho womentdeatroYO< and tho auccetaful remM! pro fus~al. I don1 t think lt't an OYer:atatement to cay the Medea-type ~. . ner•. •• elnWMra. aa a raiH-M \l&tve: she tnc.arnetn m.al1 feara wtollo olmult&MOUI!)o acting 11 a twv-t lor hlo lrustratton. SM ta lnvaHabty • lut\attc. 01 ae•uetty ob-. 0< bolll; one •• lnvariol>ly -ulllut yet .._ , . , , to the ,_around he<. Oaoplto ner powor, a/ol t..:o con11t>1: a/olio. In......_ a tool coM. Vat more domoglng and the moll obuoed ro thl CM- woman WllO 1111 Kill.- a pooltlon In the WOtld or bUIInoso or hllrt\ln MrVIce. 51>1 has • hlgtl position ~~ olton """'' only morglnlolly com patent. Slwo llurtles abov1 ho< ollie., unaure of ner or, tAte M<mk:.a from OH, own""''" aec:uru her dl'lorce ease onty to rweaJ net weaknns by Ol-htoaly attpptng boekl~to bod wllh hlf conniving husblnd and lolling her own olln>eny ~8123 On 011. J..:~le'a )ournollol m&lllrlon<ls oocretly orrongo on Int....,_ 101 her with visiting IOYIIIY-1111 King ol Malooolh, lhl sloreotypie picture ol txolle royally whO hands outtr1nketa or gold lll<a conely to Cl>lloren. HI 71!2 On OH. port ol lukt SPineor·a Ch01m lor me iO his unprapouesa•no 61rnHnor, n'• dead...ye t.anv·frok:l tNt c.-yatt llllH rn,y vl.sk)n o f lhe popular aotl-1\erfo. A m111 ol 11\8 chy. orowtng lhgntly toft abOUt tM paunc:h, his ~arpnesa a no wh 11e '" h la unowatated 1t11tlide Which knocka 111 the 1111 chat me'• off 1n_.r feet. In making t,lm out to be tho psyclll~ phonomCiftOn ol Port Charteo. the wruer1 lose luke•s. 11'081 Otl<llous and, hu me. most ende~rlng QUality: c:ltltled anti-chiC:. completely monat and mundene. 7H5 T'hll ahow'a highpoint: I('Oihlr m usical ut pro<IOid by lht lrtiDittllbll II ooppy Noll Sodallo, wno delivered 1 Jeued up •oralon or hla blg·llme signal "llughlfll In tho Rain.. In gooclllmo and wllhoulloo moch unnoco.. ery vibrato. ThoYgh I ~•• orlgh'lelly agalntt l"elavant musical numbtHI popping Into the ei\OWI, I no to'lQtH mind l tlf!mt there Ia an air ot fantasy about th11e eo1p1 that make a ques11on• of credibility lrreltVIJI1; we accept alar porfo,manua In somoone'a living room e aeaally •• the character•• acl•fl capers. 7116 Mllllonolrol$ Holly. lnoognllo. primps beloro 1 mlrr01 In a run·down hotel room on OH. lt'ten cUcke on ctuslcal muolo u the dolo ,., heir. The lmo.g e or wealth 11 1t1U •mulngty n.alve, I tl\lnk: "'"'"' r~m wron.g, lht pvrpoM or Ihi hllpolellord muolc ohl ploya on the 11J)edec:k ta to COf'l\llnce ua of her petrlellf\ ta,s ta With an Income to mllcll, rlght7 Bolonly-oueh uapplngo play orr going lltriOIYPII Ond do nol~lng IO -PI~ lhl clloracllf't po...,..allty. Ol, on 1111 ol~lf nond, carr ... the aome .. weollh.. hlniJo upa bu1 In a tow.r cia.. HUi~ . Prot••slonals domln.ate l~e 011 . . - . Ol. too. hllllt ""'"' ol doetoro and lowyiiL Yet hs foeuoJa not o n - but the tomlly. And II<IOMy. whln Itie ahOw 11 o 1\lghly moral one with ethical c:oneornt, Willi bollll otlonllllon ,. ,,.,. lhln Ihe mlddii<!I NY Th®gll virtue II by no moan• rntrieloa to till - e l l - ., h to oontl-.taltud thlfo; thOUgh ne may ru n • nlotYtctub. Tony 1lllt tom- wura '"- " atgna•• of a lllonteo ond s uch o suppooedly Dr1ghl young roPOflar doing Dtoal!Jng the cardinal rule ot no...,popors- IIEVER accept glfla Irom ltoe Jnle!'ll.,.oe? Why dOe6 "''" "'lcldt.<lloa t»ekground In hie ~o<~eorotrollablo an<l unpollahl<l aPMc~~, all mo9 goocii>Y a gushy helrt ol goto. Tho c~araotota 1101n wealthy -"""' mocar pivot•. turning one woy or tho other u 1 reoull ol tholr blnhright. ollhlf wtoolly orteny. wholly opoUid"' or alotry•yed 1-11 •nd morel aapoet. Slgnlllcanll)'. lilt In the one mlcldii<IUI charactor lo olrlq II riel! 1~11 we- the uagldy ot tno nouYoawlclll morciiHtly noggorotecl: his lnvlllmonll e re 11 lmprlldlnt 10 lhl lt llnda 110 makte, apok)glze end e•c:use hirself for wanting to ask tough IJ\d he aopfotChft the wortd with the urne naivete as QIIHIIOnt? Whero'a tho notebook? The prol111tona1 llart, tho hard wary glint In nor critical eye? Snt lolls about u lnortonalvely •• Bambi. Willi gtvn her boyfriend the fight to quit her on her llnanclal anapo? Or lcHnoke' .,.,...,_ on her? Or 10 orro r\~4 hill IMolVIeW 10( nor? wllon he wun' l wullhy. we keep nearing ..ho'o luhlnQ out In confuolon": Ihe onty poulble lnd 10 hla lo•lsh poniH M<H!\1 to be oankrvptcy. Thl mou•g•, llnoJty, gl"''s her a bracelet. she acc~ts taWmrtQiy. What Is ao ...m• c1ear: he woukl hiYe been 11\Uch n•pohw. •• e YM • 111 to11a uo. In tile of<! -tlllng•hOuao ..,.ro he g"'w up, • aole!y wllhln the realm hi ~r>ew lrom blrill. ·"" ... ,f' . .. • " • v w~. eoctotoor1Ma . -~urn . 7 �· Yeuboek , PortrAits Sign-up between October 25-29th at the following The offlcal ' UB Yearbook _/ loc•tlons: s4s Harriman library I I I Talbert Hall 14 Baldy Hall 167 Millard Fillmore Academic Center 636-2468 for questions ~ Srudent Assoclotion FREE Bus to the UB/Canlsus Ga~J~t!~"on • Saturday, 10/9 NIGERIAN WEEK SPEAKERS DINNERS CULTURAL SHOW At Red Jacket Quad 2nd Floor Saturday, Oct. 16th 1982 _ Time: 9 pm-2 am Donation at the Gate Presentesd by:Nigetlan Student Association Undergr~duate Student Association Attention All Students · The Association for Professional Health Oriented Students (A PH OS) _ _ _ _ Is NOW OPEN _ _ __ For Reservations Call S.A. 636-2950 Come See Us Trounce the Grlffs · ****************************** t CELEBRATION! t * 1 1 J Our hours are posted at our office, 1 7 N Harriman and the· Harriman Information Desk Membership fees are $3.00 After November t st $5.00 Dr. f . Schlmpfhauser from the U.B. School of M edlclne will speak at our next meeting. Watch for further details. ~ ~ SWdent 1 1 1 1 1 * 1 Simcha Torah Service and Party Saturday Night, starti ng 8 PM at Hillel, 40 Capen Blvd. Men and women welcome to dance with the Torah . food, drink, music until?? Bring a friend (maybe two) 1 1 1 1 Also this weekend at Hillel Friday service and dinner, 1 1 6PM Saturday study and lunch, .. lOAM Reservations and Info., 1 1 t 1 J 1 :···········* * * 1 1* 1 1 J 1 ..----~~~~---Aaodc>tlon· _ -------·-·····;,~.~****~~~~:*:;;;;!!~*~...... *~~*: ·'· �By PAUL WIGGINS • $p«Jrvm Sl~ WriJu uckor pown. a l<riotH, pownrul and lmponant n<Ytr aa <1IOUih exposure. In orda to ronu opinioM Oil oucleor issues, one mUJt ba..., all the racu poulble-an inrormed penon is a saf<r penon lo 1910 tbero ,..,. 71 operational nuckor po,...,. planu in the United Stato whl<h prodU<led 11 perca>t or OUT dec1rlc!tY or three pcr«nt or this country's primary ei>CfJ1I needs (Y$. 46 pcrc<nt by oO; 24 pcr«nt natw1ll au: 20 pcrr:rol a>al; a.nd scvr.n percent direct and indircx:t 501ar). An additional 85 plants WON! under COI\Siruetlon and 19 on order try the end or 1980. In 1979 the <ntlr< US nudear output could have been ropla«d by raisins tbe output or partially ina<tiv< coal planu. One study says that 64 or tbc 12 nudcar planu coul4 b< phiUed • by simply iocreaslna efrt(imey in th~ UK of et1efl)', moc. yd.ro-powet 1 coam<ratlon (or hut and d<ctridty) by induSiry and an II percau iDc:re&st" In mal use. Nuckor fauiOil is orruecl by some to b< the only technoJoiy ck\"elopecl surflcictltly enouah to take up IM slack created by clissapearina roosll rueb in tM next lO to so yun. lmp«>•ed errtcicncy and other meqy SOlin:<> (incluclina sun, wind, biomass and coal, with adeq.we poUutlon COI>lrols) ore supported as a ......,. to lbc ..me end without c:ommhtln.a future &enerations 10 storina our radioactive wastes sardy, N ;u,.., can Contrary to tht wuranen or 1bc Nuclear RquJatot")' Com01isslon (NRC) and the Ocpartm<nt or Enu&Y (DOE). s.omt S,700 studies and 20 years or research show that 'A't: hiiV(' 00 a.eQCptablt way or diiposing Q( QUcfC:U WasttJ. G. MlUtr ln his book "Living in the Eovlronmenl''• statu "One thousand arams of Uranlum-lJS undergoina. fwioo prodU" SOml" 999 arams of r:a.dioactive wast~-• mil<tur< or solid>. liqblcls and aases that muu 1>< stored uoril thrit radioxdvicy is no loo&e:r harmful'' technoloaists "ilo will JU&Td and protect all nucl<ar plllllll..... sh(j>menu. and ....... rleposiu lOr hunclrcch or thousandsOf -COMMENTARY ~.·· Commd'Ci&J nuclear rc:aaors h.a'tr pro~ sarr moush. "Puu.1nl wuta m sala mines or smcftna chem 10 the. sun with a >PI" ohutOo may ,.ott.. Mill<r daiml, "but one u Justified •n doubllna wh<thcr a !Wion • . . can.desian • foolp•oor mtthod rot storina raclioactl•• wastes throuah wan. nasur&J disiUttrs and other upheavals for many thousands of y<an lonacr than all recorded human. but tbe risk remalns prorli&ioU>. Mill<r poinu out thai "by 1980 no 14cntiliable loss of tire had rosuhed from radia~lon releases in any oommc:rc:ial r<.a<tOr> in the United Slates or in olh<r nations (no staliSib are available ror the USSR and its sattdilrs; however. this excludes deattu rrom upcrlmcntlll and military rcaetors, rucl.eyclc radllties. and uranium minina." Nuclear power could be u l&fc or A(tf thon stlldles say.Bul it could aho b< mu<h less safe. We do history." Nuclear proponrtll Atvln Weinberg ''envis:lons a permanent e.Ute nuclear priesthood or responsible NAVY F~YERS Tile Navy Flltht Protram Is wl4e o~en. Arid we ort loo~ <n9 lor mort thai\ olton. Ttle Naval FUghl Offtcu rul\s the wupo~ts ststtms,. tht computers and UJe e1ec.ti'OI'Iks . Ht:'s the H ~vtgatt~r , the n101r O!Mnltor, tile svlrhvnltt and tactltioln. HE COUlD 8£ YOU! If 1'011 .,. a collttt "'"" or 9<0dVJ!f, lr. ..,.0 p~~,.lul condltlon 120/20 visloo Is oot oecessat)') up to •v• 2'1 • a doslte for ad,enturt, YOU sllovld klok Into thr tu.,.' l F ~gtll ..,,,h omur Protra"'. Call 4lr send mul'fllt tot Nav11 Man.agement Programs 111 West Huron St. Room 32 BuHalo1 NY 14202 (716) 856-1730 COMMUTER AFFAIRS COUNCIL MEETING --Latin American Week--frtd.ay, October 8th- AU Events free 1) Cultural Artifact Exhibit 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM Capen Hall lobby 2) Conference on Hispanic American Day 6 :45 PM - 9:00 PM Knox Hall 109 '3> Food Tasting 9:00 PM Red Jacket ( 2nd Floor Lounge) Fiesta Saturday, October 9th 8:00 PM - 3:00 AM Diefendorf Annex Cafe . 3:45 P.M., Thursday October 7th Palmer Room , Harriman Hall Admission: $3 .00 with college 10 $3.50 wlthout All the beer and punch you can drink. Free!! With the Latin band "Los Llberta.dos" BE THERE It's Your University Too!l •Tickets On Sale at Ha"iman Ticket Office Onty• <Main Street Campus) ;; w~.t0ct- t812 . 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(HU T TOIC.IIIO lti~LU \ If you haYen't received your SUPERCARD yet or If you want more Information contact the Student · ' Association, 111 Talbert Hall, Amherst Campus, ""-113&28e0. ~ \ \Remember .. ~ ..!:::.. lt'a FIIEE/11 ••.. . t,.• .- �Quarterback Hyer gets experience and high praise from staff SA Sponsers C!Jnserve. UB .. Poster Contest Conserve UB is a new energy M llt;J-~bia-· conservation campaign . He Ia UB"s AJI.Amaicaa quamrbact, who mates a habit - of-IO'iaiiCbool ...... RoCOfds. W11ao IWrctt dowa wid! a lhoaldcr !Jtiury hWo woc:b -.o, Head eo.r:a. • o.do c:docl Oil bKkup ICt:n Hyer to fill those aboer. As . . , eoridall . . . . 8od'l'olo S!Ge Cdlcee lui Sllw4ay, the lit wu just ...... rram T..........ta;'ltlllrted ~last two pma ror tQa-, • ........,... U8 has - ~ boola. In bis filii stan. qainst 1M ~ ol llodlaler, be -c*lcd ll or 31 passes roc 2A2 ywds tbe - . . - ~an ,wd T O - to T• lliasJ,.., route to a 14-13 .;.,O<J. ()ppooilaa llldrolo ~. lois pc:d.._ . . . OUUiandiDa, .. he - tbll-. ._.-...s lO ol 31 " ' " - ' ror 215 ,.-cis md two toucbdoW11S. ......_. lloltalo SUie loo UB 44-3. - - - . -. . Malldoy, aod he is liacd .. ua IAka"" ordHTral Coaisi"' Collq< this Sat unSay • w.--~ Wllao ...... obo<Dcc:. Hyer rq>lied, " It 1ives 1DC: c11a.x to ~- ws- Marty COCDC$ back, and if he is hs""'c an off..,. I'd-.,. tbe ~ wouldo't besiwe to put me in. ~- -·s a • All entri~s must be s!!]>mitted to SA (111 Talbert) by Fri. Oct. 8 at 3 p .m. • Entries should be submitted as a ''polished rough ". (suitable for reproduction as an 11 X 17 poster) . Maximum of 2 ink colors. also all posters must include "Conserue UB " • $50 paid for the chosen entry • poster must motiuate an energy ·sauing theme at UB For details call: Wendy Girsky 636-2950 Stuctenl Walter Simpson 636-2025 ~ AMOCtl~ . ood, Free C.t "\1 1nl l h1111"\ \lio"\ \I Colftt' One Soll'f:)le Pock wHh five deftclously dllfe!enl one-cup servings. Gratis Q eomy rich. with on orange !wist. Gratuit Smooth and lighl, French s1yle. KOsterlfrei Viemese slyle. with o loud) ot cinnamon. Saor Delicious. Uke o chocolate ot1er-dmer mint. H,.r-a ca.r-...z Ia _..a...d b)' Dudo. "He loob u JOOd in a -as.., does Ia pncdce; be's a - t*Y<"· He's sharp, oman and has a 1100'1 - · Sare. be's . - . . . , . arisW:es, but he's only a llOpll<acft. -.;y..ae t b e - millahs" he said. bad·-.... Gratis H,.r's _ . ~ riPt"" r.p:1 apinst Buffalo State. "I'm alad we u.-:• - u d o.do alter the " It ll•es tbe kid .,.,..,_,•• Ill tbe lint - " "• be Jet up 1M BuU's inltlal I&TD•· Jia-.... . _ . . , willl an ,.n u- r.o an. 0'"--eo ...,_ ..a. a llioe ~ rrcm 11 Y1ltds out roc the KmL 11a tbe...,... . . -• .., llil .... apiA roc JO and 19 yard piooo,- iot lk .a.lrd - · laftod .-to Bob Pod< ror .eo yw<~s. .....,. <llioa*y• ..,_ ._.-...s ei&ht dirrcrau roedvcn oa ....,.. _.to lt. _,...,is cncW._.._....,.._,.lllid. .. ... - evolw:s arouad t.be _,__- -wil w.~-~orr...,;,epme. - - . . . . . , . _ _"\loot •1100'1. is because ...,•rea o.dollid ......... _ _•• ...-..-.~ n.e o.dD d be back. "He's a ~ - . . ll"a d , . loo ... •:• o.do Mid. "Marty cooold be ......, ror Ilia 6aoiaa wil be orr. As or ricbt now, Kenny wil .....- A.t • ror IICat ..,..., . . to fill those •hoes .. much C.:.......,. allecaa4 Rich and choc::oklley Swiss. ~-------------------- 1 UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE 200 LEE ENTRANCE YOUR FR£E SAMPlE MCIC Of GENERAL FOODS" INTERNATIONAL I HAS COFHB. a.JHIS COUPON ltMO HAVE A TASTE ON US• I l.imfl..ale '*'*" per a..lan\!lt Sclr"r1)le poc1cs ore a VOl ~ I ~ booltsionlloNie ~loll. lNs off8f mcplra Oeo8mber 16, ~F II sample pock II net cwallc:lble al your cOllege bookllo<e, coupon, along with your,_ oncl oddreu. on a - 1II a.ld 3' • 5' cord. Ia General ~ lnlamQtlonol ColiN& Sample Olfef. P.O. ea. 40111.1Con1Cbk... m.60902. OYCliiQt:)le FE. p~nled �.,. By NEAL RICHMAN Sptcrnurr S/qfJ Wrltw indlc:ation or 1 plOd baseball pme 11 when the CODICSI b docido:d by OM run. And lhll b jiiSI wllll bappa>od OD SWiday ,.-hen UB Olltled 1he Ithaca ~ Bombers u botb mds or 1hdr doubleh...ter . . -dec:kled by 1 sinaJe 0 ~- bomo wllh wllh a double up 1ho lefl«nu:rfldd alley. In Ihe K"tnlh innin1. lhe Bombers came baclr whrn calcher CroiJ Ecan ddh'ered a 1wo-run blast 10 deep ctoi .. Odd. Dacklarfo kept UB's bopa alive in lhe botiOm or lhe oeYa~lb wilh his Jinak doWII lht kftfidd liD<, while up came lhe bot-hluio& Mill.., •bo ripped a drtutwic t_.,., lholto tic the pme ooa: apin and met his ecstatlc tnmma~<S cr«Una bim at h<>m• plait. "It's.., occas;on thai you treasun." Borowa aslhey kq>t comina frOCII beblad but succumbed 10 said, w1>o - e d G<ca wilh • pmc: ball llh... 1-7 in nine inDIIIp • OUOIII· aW~ina winds autosraphed by his to:ammales. "In a rcw years he'i hdpcd carry four h<>me 1\111 balls O'tCr Ihe r..... Ia loolt baclt II it,'\nd r.....ab« it IS 00< of 1ho 1he COOlest played II the Amhent AtbJ<tlc: Coftlpkx. hiahli&hts of his life," Ccnler·fldd« G<ca Miller w.Jioped rwo homers Their ecs~a<y was brid; niolh inning lhrowina and d~ In all or UB's ......., runs in 1he losina mon allowed hbaea 10 talte 1.he Sllme. Fll'SI Railey nuse. The Bulls bounced bact;., 1he..,..., ...,., mlspla)ed a vouncb ror an mor and, on the ncu as lhQ' squealted out a 1.0 ••n bthind' - uedlenl play, fltSI baseman Jim Mallison 1hrew 1he ball past pitchina or P<lcr Grimm. ~ Rolley, whO was first. The miKue mobled The Bombers came out swlnafna in th< fltSt lnl\ln& runners 10 move to t<eon<l and third. The next bolla of Ih e -. A slow rollc:r down third for a bast hil was inl<ntionally walked to load 1he bases. foUo""cd by riahcfitldcr Tim Barone•s t'tiiO-fun hornet .. orr lh< start« Mike Powtf ...... Ithaca • 2.0 l<ad. arounded 10 O.cldarlo. who threw hom• to aet 1h~ lead runnc-r. Borowia went to tbe: buUpen h< BuUs responded ln.lhe lhird lnnlna when with Got)' Popko and after strikin& ou1 a ball« he second baseman Dan Raii<Y led orr wilh a doubk up was one ouc from esc:apillJ another dose all. But lh• ri&bt<<nr<r f1<ld alley. Afl<r Tom Conwdl fair >truck as Ptpke walked lh< n""t ball<r on a 3·2 walked, Dan Radlt)'J' socrili~ bunl mo••d lhe pi1ch, to rorcc in the winning run. The BuDs lost 1 banbrater In 1he Opellina...,. co•mna E... T runnns ro second and third . Shorutup f'aul Daddario, who made a spectacUlar dlvina c1tch ln •he top of the lnnlna, singled to load the ba.ws. O<anup hiller Mill« cleared the bases wllh hh .100 rr.. hnmtr 10 ri&)u, glving lh< Bulls a 4·2~ad . Ithaca Struck back ror chrce more rum in the Oflh The njghtcap (eaturtd Peter Grimm on the mound for Ull, who slrucl: our lhirtren Bombtrs on rou1e 10 the 1-0 "hutout victory. The Bulls scored the only run or the game, when Paul Mary sln&)td, srole ><COod. and t<Ortd on Miller'• single. inmng, on chret- sin&)e5, a double, and a nrtdtn' choice puuin&thc Bombers up S-4. The BulL> lied lhe scor< ln lh< botlom of lh< frame, when Daddlllio wafted and Millc:t sml him ~ llf!~~~-~BJ BuU BllJ:Coa<h Ray Borowl<:t picked up carctr roachlna vktory numbtr JOO u rh< Bulls swr:pl Canlslus over lh< "'«ktnd. DON'T WAIT TIL IT'S TOO LATEl SutlstltJ l•lor1•9 b1 proftsslor.a.J resurchtr It rour locauoo 11!532-4328 TONIGHT DESIGNER JEAN NtGHT Prize lor lhe Best Girls &. Guys Jeans ..Win a Boat" Oldies, Beatles and Beach Boys Music THUISOAY ROCK NIGHT Featurlns, St. Paull Girl Beer Party Free T-Shlrts, Posters and coats to be Rafrled + Donate Blood. COLLEGE SENIORS GUARANTEED POSITION AmR GRADUATION S 17.600 piiU 10 51 art w ith the Navy fr« medical and denr.al care. 30 days paid vacation annually, plus 1 many ot,..er b<!nenu_ 3.0 GPA minimum. U.S. citizenship required Send resume or l etter of qualifications to: NAVY OfflaR OPPORTUNITIES I l l West Huron Str«t. Room 32 Buffalo. New York 14202 or call (716) 856-1730 - WANTED Musicians to swell the ranks of the UB PEP BAND Join Fellow Students, Faculty and ·Staff in boosting the Bulls to a winning season. Super chops not necessary. Contact: Stephen Wallace, 636-2450 Next Home Game, October 16th WANTED Students to try out for the S. U.N.Y.at · Buffalo Nationally ·Ranked Women's Bowling Team . Register on the day of try-outs or pre-register by calling Pam after 9:30pm (835-7132) or Barb (839-2248) Try-outs will be held Thursday, Oct. 7 at 4:00 pm and Saturday,Oct.9 at 4:00 pm at Sheridan Lanes, 3860 Sheridan Drive (between Millersport & Harlem). Student A.uoc:btlon ENGINEERING STUDENT ASSOCIATION ATTENTION FRESHMAN and SOPHOMORE ENGINEERS! The E.S.A. announces openings for: FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVE (2) SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE C~ INTERESTED? APPUCATJONS .are available in 111 Talbert. 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Old Vienna canadian Beer 1 896-2700 Toronto Trip to Science Center EARNOVER$1,000 See the China Exhibit Sat .. Oct. 9th 9am-mldnlght $ 15. 50 Incl. Admission to Cen ter Call or Come to: Rachel Carson College 302 Wilkenson ,636-2.319 AMONTH. AND OPEN THE DOOR TO ATOP ·ENGINEERING FUTURE. DON'T READ THIS Unless You Are Int erest ed In: Journalism Business Sales Promotions Engineering Engineering Music Reporting Advertising Production Engineering On-Air Work WRUB Apply at: 111 Talbert Hall w "" 106 Goodyear Han 831-2479 ~ - '" ~· ~ How many corpcrations would be willing to pay you over $1,000 a month during your junior and senior years just so you'd join the cornpa.J)y after graduation? Under a special Navy program we're doing just that. It's called the Nuclear Propulsion Officer Candidate-College Program. And under it, you'll not only get great pay during your junior and senior yeats, but after graduation you'll receive a year of valuable grad· uate-level training that is not available from any other employer. _.,...-If you are a junior or senior majorlAgin math, engineering or physical sciences, fiDd out more ,today. And let your career pay off •bile still in college. ..For_more information, call the Naval MIDI' agement Programs Office at (716) 856-1730 �fiMALf: AOOMNATl WAHliO, IJ"'.ooct ,t.. ~11~rJ\.Aftlt:liPJ'II.. . . . FUfVtiiHED I'IIOOM FOft MHT1 11M iliOn. tftiM ........ ._,_ ~ I UA.OD ~ ll -~·...... Cefllt. .... ~~e~~ 7:300'.>0, FEMALE TO 9U.M '*- ..... .,..,. ._,... •'-" ·.. ...c.:·-:"'· . ·· PF ,, St ''· ... 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'M\1111.. - - . .· '"""'·~ · ~,..._. , ~ER o.... DIISUttA'f10H /lllfO ntaiS Ellti1NO lltr 71H)J-2'Ja •• . - ., --~~ ~~~,..... .,. ';'lflt'• • 'a~ . . . . . ...._ WOfll) ~,..,.._Alit ......... ~ Colap.04>f f~) • • ,,.........,......._ ........................ .......:atJ.,, ... ~~ ~~ ·~ .-... _. - Watern New York'• #1 International New Wave Nlsht Club VENTURES • oct. 7tta Oct. 8th Oct. 9th with VICEROYS 0 STARK NAK[D 0 Oct. 14th 0 0 $.4N'n4N46l0'8 0 o ~o~ ~·oo 3o 'Oc3"<)~ o NEW TOYS • Oct-10th 0 WITJ.4 ANY GUT OR 0 STYLE AT EIT~!R PllEASI: 61'J<{G COVPO.v NASH THE SLASH * ' BLOTTO Bands on Other Oates to be Announced MIXED DRfNKS 2 f or the prloe of J on Weds. thru Sat. CANADIAN MONEY AT PAR HLMIINFO: OCT. 6, ROOM 100, ALLEN HALL, 7 PM. WEDNESDAY ll SATURDAY NIGHTS AT••• * THE DUTCH INN J400 MillERSPORT (Just North of t~e Amher>t tampus) 688-9865 GIANT PAPTY PIZ Z A sgoo -:.::.. 3 _ :::..:.. HA LF PARTY PIZZ A $450 SALE , -. ~ >' :1 A . " ~ -. · * .,.. ·.:,s w'r ELK I rl t •,.. • ' . ~ l. . WINCSPKtAl ORDER OF WINCS 1 pm till Mtdnt9ht Fri. Nlte Fish LIIRGE CHEESE $350 f?ry lllnclieon Specials DallY ;: •. · """··~· ... - ...... 4t ,"'1 ••••••• ,4 •llli.,..._ '- - -·. _ ,• . * ~ 8 36 ·£ 99{; PIZZAMERICA 308 1 M a~n St. 0 v r N E' 'f", s350 WEDS. NITE FREE PITCHER OF BEER W/A DOUBlf r, .:.; ,O,HiTE P.ZZA * �etc. quote of the d~ay • 'Ufe is wbal bappcru while yoi!!Je makins othu plaru' - Tom Smothers Spectrum llle_.photo ...._11 announcements Art )00 o or jolt Ufe Wor~ can bdp! Call us 01 636-1101 for info/ rqistralloo. -.,.u., Tile Sodtry of~- £aa111«n .. appUcatioM for m<mb<nhip on Tues., Oct. s. 1·3:00. Oct . 7, 1~:00 and Fri., Oct. 8. 11 · 1:00 lh Bell 118. FrieodJ of Marlo O.omo RKrullmeat-O<:t involved! Student O.mocrau ore form ing! Call Pet<T •• 841-1410 or Joe at6l6·S3S7 . MASCOT T.sblrt Pkk-Up on Wed. 1016. Thun. 10/1 from 11-2:00 on the 111 f1ocn or Crosby Hall P~aJe .brina obc balan« dut. AJD<ri ...n Soriet} for Ptablk' "dm. Wl>rkibops- Wednesday, October 13. 12 n001> 10 41f.m. at the Stad<r Hmel 011 Dd.a"'·arc A\·tnut-. Workshop 1- Productivhy tmpro-..t:mt:ru, f« S30. Workshop 11- Progreuivc Discipline or Public Employee•. fee S30. Workshop 111- Strateaic Oraanlu tional Communlcatinn- Hands-on workshoo in written and oral con1munlcatlon s lciUs, f« SlO. ~wvot lons-c:all PouJ Buchanan ••. US·SlM (City Hall) by 1'Ucsdly, Oct. 12. Tek'path>. Psydlk Dilposis 4 Potn~tlll u f Ill< M!Dd for Self O.Vdopme111 will be aplored in U!e Workshops " Mind· Body Rdationsbtp." Soaru soon-call 636-liOS to rqister. Learn to Dlakt plna from qole .,.... ,.....,.,, ii•a eaiy ;me:! fun. Stop by Uft Worksbops at IS Capen lo resitcr. SI.OO CO\<efJ COS1. NMd htlp "lth ao usJaarneotT The Wrltina P~. lhe University'• fr« , drop-iu writing tuoorial service, localed in 336 Baldy Hall, iJ open daily from 10 a .m. to 4 p.m., and Mondll)' throuJ)t Thw-sday evtn~ from 6 p.m. to 9 p.•m. Joll latrn-ltwlq P._.sloe 6 T«balq ... W - p 00 Friday, Oct. I 01 2 p.m. in 31 6 Wendt on lbt MSC and Mooday, Od. II 01 I p.m. in 3 16 Wendt on the MSC. Rna.. Wrtdq WO<tAop 00 Wed., Oct. 6 at l p .lll. in 211 P11k<1 oo the MSC. CnMiaato Stud<a..- The Aa<n<Y for Internal Dovelopmenr invita atudenu with gradual< delfees lo apply to ill lntanal O...<lopm<nt lntem. Proanm. A 2 yur intern trainina proanun I...Sina to CIJ'e<n as fofd&n scrvkt oflicers with MD (Aatney for Internal Devdopm<nt). Applkanu must lllbmit lettcn o r lllquiry and resumes no later tlwl Nov<rnber IS, 19Sl to Mr. S. Frdds Wallla:, lntero R<crullliXIU ~ for Internal~. Wasbinatoo, D.C. 20Sll. Attatloe: p,...Law Sallon. N..,.. Eli&Jaod Sdtool o f !.&w will be on COinPUI to interview prospccti._ JtudaiU oo Thlll'lday, Octobcl 21, 1912. Call Mn. Shea or the Career l'1lrulin& orroce at 831 -lSIS for an appoinatna~t . Attatloa: ~Law SaiJon, Western New lln&land Law School will be on CO!npusto interview pro<peelivo otuclenu on Tuesday, October 11, 1911. Sian up for lntcrvlews by callina 831·3SIS and ask for Mn. Shea. / Doctoral-tlldotcs wltlo ..... _ .. Lalle " - a n d the Carribbcan are eli&tDI< f0< lnttt·Amerlcan Foundation Doctoral Fellowships. Application formJ may ~obtained by wtloinl Doc:to.-.1 Fellowship Proaram lnttt·Amcrican Foundation, ISIS Wilson Blvd., Ros•lyn, VA 22209. Appll<atloas for NaUoaal Sc:IHtt Foaadodoo Graduate FelloW>hJps and N111iooal Sdcnce Foundation Mi nority Fdlowsbips can be obtained by .."Titina Fdlovnhip orru, M.tional Rntllch Council, 2101 CoiUtltuoion Avmue, Washinaton. D.C. 201 18. Fdlowsbipo are a"-arded for Jtudy or ~ ork kadlna 10 Mast<r'J Of Doctoral dqrca in tbe mathematical, physkal, biological. ef11inc-aina and social SCience. and In the Hi!IOI)' and Pllilo!Ophy of Science:. Ap-pllca1ion1 art tnco-ura.ged for minorilles, "'omen 1 phyJicall y hand ica p ped a nd m <mbttl of o ther llndc:rttpftit'l'\(t'd 8f0Up$ in ICit"OCt and et\&lnttrina. 0tadline for applylna 11 Nov<Tnber 24, 1982. Collqe Rtpublk'aos- YeJ, the CR'J are formina at UB. Currtntly workin1 on Lehrman for Go>ernDr Campaico. Call Keith Kroll. 632-5246 or Mike Puninli, orr... iJ 1147-1010, Home is I U -2493 fos more in!ormatioo. Waky Foudolloo ltrtfftt oo Oct. ~ l Oth at S.I•<T Lake, Ultnlalao Stod<at Otab M«U., on Od. 7 at 6:30 p.m. in Capen 10. U.U.A.B. PebUdty Comraltttt Mttlloc today at S:OO in Talbert 211 , AC. Cndute Stodeol EJnploJt<J Uaioa Mtetloa on Thursday at 8 p.m. in 36l Acheson on tbe MSC. Cotarawltr Mtolro Mtttl. . on Oct. 7, Thun. at 3:45 on lhe Polma R<>qg~. Hamman Hall. o...., Manthoo o.,.,lliutlonal Mtetlna. Tu.,., Oct. S, 7:30 p.m .. MF"C lS I. Wed., Oct. 6. 7:30p.m. In CAC Office, 67S Harriman Holl. lr you canno1 alltnt but are lntereJII'<I calltht CAC 11 83 1.3521. ~ the r<OOure< lt1dtr. Call 1534-7129 or 1)1·2263 ror reservations. Toronto S.knct ~nit< and City Trtp- Raehel Canon CoUes• now hu open ~~<au. Scau arc limited and aoina fast, so ca ll today. Round tri p f..Od entrance ftc b: Feepayers-SII ,SO;,Non-Ftepaycn--SIS.50. For more info . caiJ Rachel Canon Collqe at 636-1319. mm1cs.utfs & lectures RPM Jaa. F - a t IU •-..y bes1 on Friday, Oct. I, I p.m., Talbert Bullptn . Studtot KtyJ- $2. 50, Ocoenl Sc•ool ur Mao..eratnt Letturt on Thu .... Oct . 7 aJ 8 p.m. In Dfn. 104. Speaker will be Cirtsory Sommer, Sale1 Manaacr at Lawless O.ntaln<r, who will speak on " Scllln& Ideas." U.U.A.B. Coffte~o- p,_.... ()pea Mike ev.ry Thvrsday in Harriman Lounae. SiiJI up 01 7:30, >how .tartl at 1:00. U.U.A.I. fll8l p,_.... lk Folo...tq Mo-ta: " Mao of lroo", Thun. and Friday, Od. 7 and lOl l , 6, and 9:00p.m. "V'I<lorNICioril", Sat. and Sun .. Od. 9 and 10 01 4, 6:4S, and 9:30 p.m . The mldnitc ftlm of lbt "«k b "D.O.A." Friday and Saturday, Oct. 8 and 9. AllrhoWIIn the Wolclm&a CAITAIRA'a: Invite a rep. from the Orad. Stud. Employees Theatre. Student "droiJslon-SI.2S matinees, $1.7S all other Union to rour dq~~rtmeolal meetina. and bear about the · sboWI. O<:ncral Admlulon- S2.2S. orpnwna drive for • ruuewide <mployteS union to proteet CiArTAIRA's ln thc SUNY syslcm. Call636-l131 and lt1ve Raadall K.....u - Piaalot-Sat. 10/9, 8 p.m. ln the KCT. ne.zne~ numbtr, dept, and elate. Anyone lnt•tottd In bdna an usher pleaK contact Robin at 636-5273. Ushcn can t«lht perf...,._ at no eos1 . J totlor OuaOT[)ept. lllk•SaW on Wed .. Oct . 6, fro111 11· 1 p .m. In the Kimball T..- on the firA floor. IMC II Fal PtOdtodlu or "Coot Dnnlo" needlall&)ltla& desilftc and o aood stq e crew. If inlctcsted caU Dayjd at H.p.. Almalt Is offtriec leo ldlowtklps tO 636-SW. qualifred studeou far .,aduaae study In EQiincerin&, Computer Science, Applied Ma.b and Physiea. u.s. U.U.".1. P..a<llt f'tte filet of 1k Wool<: ' 'Th.e Bluer Tea c:i1lurultip Is r<qulred. Write to Huaba Aircraft Co., of O<:n<ral Yon" and "Caire" on Tuesday, Oct . Sat 7:00 Corporate Fellowship orrrcc, cw..,.. City, Califomla 90230. and 8:45p.m . retpecll vejy in the f"tllmore Acad. Center, 170 EWcott . · Soelo,.: Mlkt Mrt to Jlaa ap lo ltave fH' ya.rMok portrolt taktn for induslon In the 1913 Burralonl&n. Sian up iJ Tile ~A.otod X Mono-Oct. 8 and 9, 7:30, 9:00, between Oct. 2S.29 In I4S Hlrrimlll UbrO!f, Ill Talbert 10:30 and midnlabt on Fri.. 170 Ml'AC, and Sat., 146 tull, 14 Baldy tull o< in 167 Mi1latd F'~ Acad. Center. Didtndorr. No OM unda II admitted, CYeryon.e must havt . pr._- 1.0 . 0opto1ut1o<a or AIU StOico Modi f'uenl oo Friday, Oct . 8, froenll-l p.ra. iu 20CTalbcrt , A C. " rncmor1al mock funeral for lbt vkiinu of the rcfuacc CUips massoc:re In Lebanoa. eo-J' sports mfonnatioo s . - Jouu1ooa U......... ~ a.• ,._.I..,. Meocttt on Thlll'lday 01 4:30 oo the filth floor or Spauldlna. Oraduate l.ow>lf. For more info., call 1obn at 132.-2655. Sdt......... Sid OMt A.ul ~ hrt1 ... Thlll'lday, Oct . 14 front S.ll p.m. in the Talbert Bullpcn. 0pc:n to all. A~ boer, t kl movic:a. Proof or • I• requln:d. aD_...,. Arrf<M SladtMJ Aaooe. MetUoa on lOll fiom U :30 p.m. in 107 Talbert. Receptlon oo 10/9 in Red Jacket, 2nd floor lollfll<, from 8 p.m. to 2 a .m. MASCOT So,_. c- for oo Sat., Oct. 9 at 1:00 on the field Mlt1 1o Die f. Free beer ror all manben ol\er pme. Plruc brina rour own equlpmeal and uy 01111 rou m.t)' have. .......... ,..,.....,..,.- s.~ T - Meocttt .. Od. 1 at 4 p ...... led 11oor lo.,_, Farao bkla-7. The UB Sti T-is~ far a1piDc and aordk $~den to compete in lbr llpCOlllil>a · For info. caU PliO 01 636-4m or Don at 131·5096. V. 0... a.• T- 1 oo 1017 01 I:JO p .m. ill the Didendorf Aaaa J..ou111e. Tho~ Is-toaD and aJttY il froo. Thore will ~ prira lor lOP fmisbcn. ltqillndoOI at 1:00. Y-book pictum will~ laical a! 1:30. ""'J.:' UUAII l'1tloldl1 Co<uoittee ~· All man ben and ""fOlK lntc:rated in - u , jow11aliJm, art, at!vatisllla, In . w~ ,.,_ s,..... v.... Sdlool a( Grad. - ~·will interview otudaltl coacemiDa tbdr MBA procram on w~. October nh. Call Mn. Shea • the Piuailoa Ofl!ca It 131·35 IS for 011 ~- ear- ~~wlt.b lbr UCCIJ(Ioe or ~. !ft·-dad.. pr~vcc and . - . t>p(OCD<!Uy,lhould sa up ard......,. frk at dthc:r ot 1br two ~ Plllloi.Qa O(frca. ~u ::; ~ CUipwt:a~~ b<rudebyat1JiDa636-..... l,as or rs. · At the M.U. Sllftt C111J1PU1 ealllll ·lSIS and ask for Ma. - -to.'Y: Ell<o OlrlsttnS<n, Dirtaor o r the Sea. Ed. Center, will , "dmi»ioo- SJ.50. All prices .,. P<1 >how. N~ will ~ availabl< ......,_ 1JI3-lntr:nubipl with Newsday, a Loa& bland daily papa. Writ< ror fllrtbct mfr:amOiioo to Bll1>ara s..:bc:r. l!ditoria1 Pcnoand Member, Newtday, Loc>aiJimd, Neoao York 11747. Pbocaplpb7 mums Should write to Manin Suaman. Senior lldltor PllotOifiPby. Attitl interns shollld write to Wamn Wcilba<bcr, o\rt Dinlctor. O>mpkted appllcatlolll must be postmarked by Dcocmber 16, 1982. G<Mnl l of_.aloe Mtttlaa f~ , . . _ . . , . - ... oo Oct . ~01 7 p .m.ln 104 Knox, AC, fO< studtnu intcra~ed in W<m in Medicine. Dcnisuy, PodiaU)', OptometrY and V<terinOIY Medkinc. Mlu Capuana will hoJilbt mectipa. v....,_, and....,. promoclon - Vtted to attend. ~., ""'• 6• s w- ·• le~ T- TrJ.()oda oa Thun., Oct . 7, 4 p.m. and Sat .. Od. 9, 4 p .m., Sllcridan Laoes. J860 Sheridan om.., Rqltter oa day of UyOUII ot by c:aWna Pam at sb.~: . .... ........ .. . ~ . .............. ...-.·. ·.·.·..-..... !.·!'!:;~~~-~~.':.~:: ................................~s_,nn~?.:~~:;,:;",~;~:!!!,:;:;.,. ..... , _ _15 . - . ,. �backpagej city Enthusiasm, youth· and speed are key for Sabre success By JON M . DIA ManatfJtl Editor h< 1981-83 Nalional Hoctry Lcaauc (NHJ.) season aas u.nckr •ay toni&ht at Memorial Auditorium for th< Buffalo Sabres m "hat is bein& bilkd as lllOih<r "rebuildina" season. Unckr the auid~ of Head Coa<h S<ony 8ow11W1 th< Sabrc:o are expee~ed to fidd one or th< )"Oungest t<lnU in tb< NHL. But by beina situated in th< oompelitive Adams Division with Montreal, Boston, Q\leb«. and Hartford, life may no1 be: coo pleasant for the inexpuienced Sabres. "The:rt was • lot or compe-tition in training camp this season." ~id win.&er Mike Folig;no. ••we have a Jot of Jood youn& ltJ.S ou1 there and they arc real~y workin& h:trd." Arst round draft plct Phil Housley has been a standout on defense In the uhibilion aarnes thw fas, displayin& sound defeNiv< str<nath to ao alona his Bobby 0.-r-stYI< rwha. "No doubt be Is aoina to be a aood on<," Assistant Coadl Jimmy Rob<ru said of th< IS )"tar old Howley. "H< has b<m v~ outth<r<, ODd hasn't b<comed ratlled with his mlsultc:o." "H< has a loc of mova ftx sudl a yoUDJ d<fmseman." ..;:S pltend<r Bob Sau..,. "H< has a JOOd sbol, and be Is very comp<~enl bdlind th< bludin< as ....U." T A1s4 cxp«ted 10 remain with th< team is anothtt r.... round pict in Paul Cyr, a h~h winaa with a powerful sbol. "Cyr's shot can r<ally hurt you," Sabre backup coaltcndu Jaeques Cloutder said. "He's small, but he's smart with or without the puck" . sconna The tc-an\ looks wdl balanced and is offensively strona. But the scorina could be more consistant as severaJ players fc.U Into slumps last season. Despite looina a Jtep, Gilbert Perreault u bact and had an uulknt preseason ror a playor who oo.-..ny swu slowly. Fol~ was lmpr<Slivt and Oala Ranuay looked suona- Tbe Sabres are bopiaa for better pafomwx:a from Tony McKqney, Alldre Savard ODd l<adenllip from a 10 far dlsappointina Dale McCourt. "I think we have a JOOd ntis of the yOU1I&JI<rs and the veteran.s on the team,u Roberts- said. uwc need thou,Jh some toNlSimt Pt-rrormances rrom !hose veterans, which we really nevu go1 last season." cOals .oh: Gtvtna up '"• '"''d r..... , in theteaau< ,...... the Sabres still look aood behind the blueUne. Helpina Howlry will be John Van8o=eer-who broke Sobre reeord ror most polnu by a d<lmseman lut year-Larry PLtyfait, Mike Ramsey, Bill JUjt, Uncly Rulf and po$Sibly Hannu Virta. '"Tbeu were times wbere""' would Jd eauabt out of posidoe laR Je&SOD," Mike Ramsey said. " We had some leah, bul I fed that thlnp should be better this KUOII. We have a link more expe:rieDCC bebJnd u.s." Th~ &oalto;ndin$ situation se<ms tO be In &ood handJ with Bob. Sa~<' 1etUrtlin& rrom his bri<r stlnt with the Detroit R«f\Vipas)aSI season, and the promlsina J~u.. Oollllier, The Sabr., traded Don Edwards In th(. orr ~~~·1>11\,~rdlna to Bowman, he fccluhatthe tandem or SauVC ~~.boutticr wiU be more than adequa1e. "~uve his. proved what he has done In the past, and Clouttici ;~a very prornisina career J feel,'' Bowman said. "We•liaye~some JOOd youth ODd we are in a touch divi.ton, but I r.p mat we can surprise a lew-people this year. Fint placels - out or lhe question ••• It's our aoal-.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Sample ls rr·lrrllllln& tht leadership P<rtOnn<l or tht irutitucion, cauJin& widtsprcad a.n.liny and spteularion on who ~~ next. · Untvenity officials 11rt 1o.lkina about OJher's D<DPI<'s JObs und their own stabilhy, T O\n \\UFO IUid Ihe runnJn• of th< Caller. H ., cl<n...S Bonn<r Hall 1&>4 •urn by Reub<ra, "ho Cflod tht E . 011 oc:boob' n«d (or th< additlon:ol spa<c. It wu "•ll·known that h< and Kttc<r ohtn duhod and his bouts with Rossb<ta ovor WBFO W<r< w<ll·oubUcltod. pubiJC. ptcssur~ co admit that tlle UnJ\m.ity wu in fact sear-tbina ror anocb<r spot ror him. Di•ision or UndetJfaduato Education Dean Jobn P<radolto slipptd our rrom uncl<r Sample's .,.. by rdl&nin& ar-«ruuy. While former Vttt Prnideo1 for Facilities Plannlna John N<al know his offia- was co be cUmimu~ two throughoul aU layers , having watched as vice prtsident~. durn and direc~ors are $hifu~:d and ShUfOtd QUI of Che thcJr 1)0,\h, Many or these on not lt:avina UB but h:t\' t assumed diiTcrcTU r6p()nsibiHcits. The Prtlide-rn 's office cXP«tJ furtbc.r drastiC' changes 10 take plat< within til< re•r. Whilt 1~ Presidnu h!U )'d to brine m nc¥~ people, he is mcn·in& thi Unher-~it ) in lht duecuou lhll hC' dcs1res by tlleM 3ctituu Tht most reccnc ,,t1im1 art Ed\Kauonal Corn.muruc~1 ions Ctnt<r Dlr«tor Cnald O' C.nd• tookina for a po.iithon ror Bl.. khunt . It ;, conc:avabl< thac Boca oould rttum to hn omcx. )'ft it iii not considC'fed bldy. Whil< th< dimonadon o ( currently and AW.statlt 10 l ht Pfmc:IC'nt Carlcm ~. ANALYSIS O'Cltady hu b<rn diiml.u<d from his post, althouah Unlvmtty orrocials refused to conram tho ~ . AAxordiiiJtO OOW<CS, O'Cltady has ,.., ro ~ inronntd or rbt oction and Is ..mrq>oninaoo work <Wn thoush h• has b<rn rdinod of his duties. T he former director has a <btck....S hislory •• th• Univttslry. He ha.d numtrous squabbl.. with Vlce Pr.,id<nt for Acaderni< A((ain Robft1 Ross~ra 1hac: positions liu in '411h "ecc Dlr.c:tor ~•rtld O'Ortcly Spectrum photo Bao:a, tilt C<mtlnuln1 Education O..n Janscs Blackbu,.., wa announad u taklr,. "" admlnlsttatlvt leave. Ya i1 u oot e.•P«1od that Ill• will <V<t rttum 10 h<r po<C. whic:h U primarily tltat O( Y!alchln& OVtr ptrt<>nn<l months ~fore the (oct, be did not ruip, (orcin& Simple 10 issu• a diR<tiv• abolishlna his position. appointmt:nlJ IJ\d wridna Peradotto. N<:ol, and O'Grady art tenurod (llCulty and will S.mpl<'s spt«heo. Bl.. kltunc is also on ldminiltra.tivr Jeavt, and Ro>Sb<ta only c:oncodod afctr T bm administrators' positioM ""'. btrn . ,...., but tf1<;r races will remain at the Unlv<rsiry. conttntrate on teaching. Rou~r& txp1alnod lhou the UniversiiY i.s Sampl<'> >lr<:lll\lincd ldminlltr;~.sive mold. 1M \"icc presi<krots' rol<s in these clca"""' tuat'SJ JOn)C of the modvalion oriJjJ>at..f '""" urarntd pr..;o... relationohipS. Obs<Mni University ptnOnncl btina mantuverod about tikr <h.,. liaura has caused wiM-•pread uncmainty for onct·S«urt Unlnrshy lldminiqr~acors . Mtntiontcl most prominent!)' (Of future movtt: art Vkt Prt$idtnl ror Stud<nc M(aors Richord Siga<lkow and Viet President ror Groduat< St ydln and R.,.arch By ALAN KACHIC MunoginJ Editor S S.U<ILow'• ptr(ormao« -ella'-'"' that he dots not fully rtprn.tnt uu.cknt intcrm . Siudkow :ol10 hokb a tmurtd racully poiltion and lw corwcl<ttd rdUmU>& 10 thai role arc .. • lrt~~thy stint u '""' prnidtttr. R... n-.·s position w ..... b<rn clearly d<fmod •in« ill lnttplion t•o yean aao by ronn<r Prcs\dmo Ro~rt L. Ktte<r. Samplr Ukes a na.l orpniradonal struaurc "hkh involvts d<lqalln& authori1y 10 a stlm few vkc prcsidtnl.ii 3nd Rennie hilS o ... AUNNINO pogo 12 blo"om. lr that "•" to hapP<n I supPQ-'< a lor of thin a; could ~ bulle." The Prcddcnt iu&aested thai the Sludtnt union could ~ financod thiOUih priYOI< !lifu bUt maintained ' 'h is my C'Apn-icnct' that it ..,..auld be"«>' hard 10 find Jirt• for this IYP< of buildln&.'' Undn th< Unlv...s;cy Cowocil's proposal, Sll·IS a J.emt'StC1 would be laded on to 1M .studt.nt activity fteS-wilh I pro rata &mot.lftl rOf" pvt-ti~ SIUdcnts. The uud<nc union "'OUid ~ finan«d with th< purchaK or l>on!l• '""lch would ~ke..bet"cxn U-20 yean to pay orr. Approval (or purch.._.. of bonds and (or constrvctlon w.oukS hl\'e IO c::omc (rom Lhe Scale Univonicy or New York (SUNY) Board or Tnm .... Chancellor Clifton lt. Wharton, the Oovtmot's orr... and pouo'bly ..... l.h t D<panmall or 9u<1att (ooa). "I'm SUI< lh< DOB will have 10 au lnvohod ... Sample sald, "TMy play a rok .. tbouah tbty •tt< a SCparal< II>Piov:ol ......,.... A ~ isJae with the <Cuda!IJDvmunenr praidcnu Is whnb<t tb< students wbo pay ror the bwldlna will .., • bindiaa aar...,.m allowina stanmant student control o•u th< use or the student unloo. Sample aplainod that "it ml&ht wdl ~ possjble to have JOme "'" or bindina aarttma~t" 10 allow llucl<nll to ha~ a 1110111 imput Into the allo<alion or usc, Ht adcl<d chat it is Uk<ly that "til< Tru51«S will want co obcaln ooncrol .,..., tht u.. of the bultdinJ.'' IUdtnt &overnment pres;ldentl. 11 a rault or mertln&~ worh P~idtnt Steven B. Sample and other membns of his adminbtnufon. have dtddod to r<j«t , (or the mom<nt. th< Universlty Council proposal <:ollina for a stucl<nr rrfcreodum 10 decide whC"ther or noc 1 ctntralil.ed Amb.,..t Camplll student union should ~ buUt with studtnt funding. Tht !ludmt presldtnts ha\C op1od ln>1ead to hold a Univasjty·wid< ttkphone lUrvey which they d«nsod ..·ould b< the bc:st "'V ro obtain an lcl<a or rbt J<ncral S<udcot auhudt. l1v surwy, Ond11atc Studmt Auociation Prcs\d<nt Pt!er Mul!'hy >aid 11 Friday's press conf~• ..-h in ao way 1 formal m.an.d.a1e from t~ student populaUon, •• but ju.D an indK:a!or of sa udeot artif.ude.. ''What we're rai.sina now is if we caD dacnnint, "'illth< <Cudmts ~ willin& to pay ror k." Scudeol Aisodation Pmkknl Corddl Sdtachtc:r ~ Th• .,..... COft(tm~CC -.... ich IDdudcd Samplt and othc:r admiaisuaton who mtt with the Scud<tll Pr<sid<r>tJ': Yoce Ptnld<nt ror Scudmc Arrw Rltbard Siaadkow, Eucvti'e o\isistantto 111< Prcsid<nt It on Scein, and Dir«tor of Public Arflln Hlltr)' Jocbon-was dcsianod as r~ first lltp In an in(onnllional drive 10 make llud<nta •wan or,,. uptominJ surv<y and 10 allow thorn to mete ..Suc:utd drdslom on th< mJUt<r. Sample assmtd thor It is unlikdy that a >lucl<nl urudll could ~ bulle I( Slud<OIS ar< unwitlins to (oot riot biU, "as I ~<e it, It would b< ox1r<mdy dirrocuh, if not impossjble, 10 SCI a steond Jludent 1<1ivttlos buildlna with tu runds thu do:ade or tarl.l' In the next deade .•, HC' was hesitant lo ruk oOt the pDSS~'bUiry or this, ~in& "the economy 'could Don&ld Rtnntt. Soud<nt lead«• throu&h thr ) t:&n ha\e eomplaiMd about ' 'Ia a dirraent KttinJ, (dlrrnen• uatt) th<r• wouldn't ~ mwh invol~<nc from lhesellfOups (Ttustca, Cbaocdlor. and Governor)". Sampl~ usercod, "In New York Scateth<r< has ro ~ •~plicit approval o( thne JIOUpS." Whi.le h IPP<Il• unlikely that th< Sl.ll< will (und OSA P,....._.t PeMr Mutphy Spectrum photo • - SAMPLE page 10 �IJHE spECIRUM ill short. ·-,_,._,, s.tn -....c~~u.~w.-r Tt rtY ean.dtlfiCIM.,"f f flttof Jon OlaVMeMfhw EMtOt A1an C. KtehiCJM•MOint fd#ror Oave Oobttynt..UAtt DlfKtor JOhn Munk/An Dlf'Ktot City S!MniCfmpn Sttn AU~C/fr O....rd dtUt&I'C~I!'tt Ut P.ct1ftaiC'OfttlfNIU., Women's Tennis SEF A cam~aign The UB womm's 1mnilttam e\~ its record a1 1-a :u they c!c!<at<d the Univcnity or Rochester ~ Tuesday aftcrnooo. Vktorious Miles ~l"" lndud<d Am> Ross. Lori l.«l:ur. Robin Abramovitz. Sh<Uy Wojnis and B<t>y Rou. bolstered In an rlfon to fulfill UB President Sic& B. Sample'J aoal of in<:ras<d invol•m><nt With~h< C'Oitlmunily~B will aU<mp!tO rai.. liS C'O nlrlbution IU th< Stile Employm F<d<n~t<d Apptal (SEFA) by IS p<rocnt. Accordins to S<hool or MMaacm<nt ~an JC>kph Aluno who Is e:hairm11n of chc: SEFA commlttrc. UB's contn'butions have lxen ... sour« of consccrnation" for the Unh·enny. The SEFA commnt«, a0tr Ct"'>i~W1ftl U8•, priOf' donations,. determined that thi o•<r·all &oal of tht C:IJ11pAJ&n should be: incKOS<d from SIJO.OOO to Sl60.000-an adduJOOal 15 J)««ru. ''Til< SEfA campaign . • ," Alu11o cxplom<d, ' 'io an opponu.nJt)' for Lht: school to funaion tn tht commvmty. "He emphasized th•t UB mu>1 play • larftr rolt in the community. espcocially .,;th the rise m uncmplo)m<nt in the Buffalo 11ca. Tit< SEFA pro&ram coruim or the Unil<d Way and 13 other orannh:tuions Which rr.l) prlmaril)' 00 tarat O'lmbcrs or 'o'OiunC«n at r-mancial suppOrt to continut thc1r community projecb. A1utto .su~sed I he need for JIUdf'nt involvemml in tht: effort. wtii iU; He dttd an up and comina student or1an.lud relay raa as only the bqtnnln& of oaivc par1idpauon In tht ampai&n. Volunl<ffo An :a!WO)"> no<d<d lO O>Sist in SEFA 1un ""vkco. · AIWIO lUSUlS lhal JCti\c- lludml panklpanon ••acu. as a hwon" •n the U"""""IY aod bdP> bolh th< faculty and uuclenu 10 ·•pull t0£Clhcr u....._. iruaituuooJ •• Unfonun11tly mau studnu p:antOpauon has btro misSln&lhUJ 111. hul l'llutto hoJ>Q Ihot uptOmtn• ••·cnu alon& with incteal<d .-posurc tn SEFA prosrams will brln& about nud<ot cnthusia>m. Aluuo poin1ed ou1 lhat t.he SEFA eampaJgn i~ 3 continuing etron. "We hope Uni"tlcrsny lnvolvc:mcnl don no1 tnd with 1he t-nd or 1he: campa.ign.'' ,.....,._c., D-"«1 CntllaiF. .t.,. l.Ot'SeJu.t.WFNtilft O..v~ HKkmarV'*'olo EdiiOt JlmH Sull6yll'llofo rdliot ~""'!"A KJueoeti.SpMa Dtildte Mat1!n.IArts Tony Gti!Jtdallfuafc Clipboard MONDA'(: M~ F t40CMt.,_lf.S.,.. ~tlf&uff"'CC Oolr· at Buffalo Sl. lnvilotlonal ~~· E SMttenta.rthNsa M.c:.hMtCura10Ao'.t~. ... TUESDAY: "''"If" ,....,..._ C,.ft!Jy LfiUO~·nfA#t.Coonillt•IOt Renee hUtlff!Ptodw:IIOII .Wa••t•r Kllh)' OeYIJdiAcf~. Atod41Ctlon COOf, ~tcn•s TtfUli>: Buffalo Sl. 11 Alumni Complu (3:00p.m.) Women's Sotter: Alfred U. at Alumni Compl.. (4:00 ~ . m.) BIU<ball: a1 OtnisiUJ Coli<&< (Z) Flcld H o<k<)': at Oswqo St. womc:n•.s Tennir. 81 0.-we&O ~t . Volleyball: at O.wcao Sl . l.unp Conw•yfPtoduc:rio" OavtO Mavtt/Producrlon rhl~ffllltl Ia U~"\~90 by U\f Flt1d Ntw51)1Dtl $yndiU1.. lOI AngttU Times Synctlc:llt. COIMoltlt HtNIIneo WEDS£SDAY: SWflll:t \Hnleo Ft-11\llta S"rf\O!UtM .,.; Untteod Plus Synd!Uit. rM SP«I'Ufft .. ,_u.ntld tOt Mt40nal Men"• Socur: •• N'oaaoro U . ~OD'I~tlonaand ........,,""9,..,..-•oStuOOnt.. ....,• ANNOUNCEMENTS: Orcu&auon ,.,.....~ 20000 Womcn"s Bast nball proalerstornon Monday,Octob<t II , from ~:00 ll Oark Hall. All studcntJ mUSI bavc an insurance form 1M Spf<ttrvm oiiiC.U .,, iOctlto tA u Baldy Hall. Stttt UniY«tfty ot New York at lklrtalo, Dvlfalo. New Vcm; tC2!10 Telepl'lone· (1te,I6.)6-24M Copyr~ght t ie2 Bull•to. f\I.V. Tht Specuum StuOtnt Pttlodloal, Inc. EdiiOf!&l potk:)l Ia cHitlmintd ~ Ihe and ~ave had a ph~lcal. Physloals will be given for such purposrs In the Alumni Arena Trolnln& Room on Octob<t 6 41 H lO p.m. 1nd on October 7 at 1:30 p.m. lnteresl<d candidates &hould C'Ontoct Coacl! Linda O'Donnell at 636-JI4.). EaUOt.fnoChltl RepubUceUont Ol tl\1 rm.HIH' l'lett&n • IINM.It tM t•P'tH COI'IMI'II of lhe Edflot•&n-CI'IMf Ia attlc.lt) fOf'tlkkien nt. s.-ctn~m ts Hew.a.Pneu Inc 1370 Sentea St "'"""'or autftlo &Qftalo, NY. ALL S.A. FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS PICK UP YOUR BUDGET PACKETS BY OCTOBER 15TH IN ROOM 111 TALBERT HALL IF YOU DON'T YOU' ll BE 9UT OUT Attention Al l Athletic Clubs: Pick up your organizational packets at t he S.A. office. room 111 ·Talbert Hall. All packets must be returned to the S.A. office no later than October 15th, 1982. The Stud~nt Association Invites you to own Rotary Field. For $ 1 yeu can own a piece of Rotary Field ATTENTION STUDENTS Please Begin to Return All Completed Assembly Peti t i ons to Room 11 I Talbert Hall All UB 500 Teams Remember to Collect and Turn In Your Pledges for M .D.A. In 1 1 1 Talbert Hall First Assembly Meeting Oct. 6, 3:30 pm Talbert SenAte ChAmbers You Must Attend for More All Athletic Club Sports A ll Reservations for Fields Must be made Thro ugh Dir. of Athletics. No Fields Can be Used Without This Approval. Call Ken lves at lnfo. -636~2950 join the S.A . Assembly Petitions must be returned by Oct. 4th Can be picked up at someplace , 1 11 Talbert .For more Info. Call Jerry Olsen at 636-2950 ..-............... .......... ~. P.C. As Soon As Possible 636-2950 1st SenAte Meeting Today at 3 :30P.M ... in the Talbert Senate Chambers. .Attendence Is Mandatory ~ -~ ~ �SCATE books, completed in time for November, sitting in Talbert By GARY STERN Campus Editor -·L fter an absence of a a half, !be Studetn Au«<ation (SA) tpln prepared tad «>mpl<ted a 400 edilloa or &be Studmt Course tllld Teacher EY21ullloa! (SCATE), to be clisulbuted throu&Mut tiH! Unl•cnlty durina prer(liliU'Atlon in Novernbe!. Ori&~nally plaMed for reiAc before the Fall ><m~ter. SA had trouble 11thcrin1 the~y money, ICCOrdins lO SA Vice Pr<$ldent Phil PiiOJlolll. "C111er PannUI, the Vice· Prtsldcnt of Health Seiena:o, had 'lid that he woUld aive SCATE l2000," Pii!Jlatelli sa!d. "After Jim Capella, who had been in <hilll!e of SCATE. lell the University, the orfH WI' whh.drawn. Evidently, tMy didn't think we would &<I bllc:k on lll&ek. When we did, we looked at the budget and deadtd 10 wait ror che .IPriD& scrnatn. u Several eopi<s or the ftuUbcd edition have found their wty onto campus, havio& beeo "stolt1l" f.- thdr SIOftiCe atea In Talbert Hall. Havio& arrived mueh wll<T thm dpctted. studmt> that have seen the edotioo may be misled 1n1o btUMnarht.l it wu d.ircctrd to the Fall &cmestn and arrhed late. A tw";;;;;..r- c 'Anr student rtuu "o·uld U"-e a copy now, may come up ou the SA ond ask for one," Pisnattlll $Ald. "but they are not late. Thtre ttre 15,000 edition> In boR< that will only be miJploced If distributed now." Pian•t<tll added thot many or th< cou,,.. li>1ed In SCATE 'Bit o(fcred eo;ery other Stmn:rtr and would nor apply as directly to tfte Fall semester as th< upromln1 Sprina. By tal<ina the utro time, the SCATE eommlttoe was also able to do a more eom~blc: job th!UI in the1 paJI, lnduditll ckpanmenu wdl as M..qcmcnt and tbe I Natural Sci<ace< that havt beeo <>dude<! In the ptil. When l\lndlt~~ for SCATE wu finally roascd. it ...., done deal or hdp rrom Aeadernk Affain. a=><dln& with to PisnatdU. "Espctially rrom Aubtant Vkc Prescident or Academic Affairs Voldmnar lnnus. who was r~pondble us aculna Dfnund all the red tape," he said. In the end, A<adtntic Affaiq contributed "bet,._ ~-6000." with the SA paylna the rest or the tab. The majorlty of the ru"ent fdilioo wu put tosether by SCAT£ boxes all In Talbert the SCATE <Omminte, which wu basically «>mposcd of students taldna a thr« credit SCATE eourK. McainJ twkc a .....k. on« ror standard acadank purposes and on« In • worl<shop format, the elaJJ pkced tOiether both Ilk Otpanmenl> Juch .. En&it><crina and M...,..,..., could) theocetieal tllld pb)"ieal edilions. 1101 take ow the class time to fiU out SCATE's sunoeys Wdcb uplaintd, but orrere<~ to ruo sut'IC)"S or their o..:... C halrman or I he Polltieal Scicn« department tllld teacher ...Thty WCR IC'IuaiJy wry limilar in contnn ao our own," of the SCATS cW., Oaudc Wckb. is JathOtd ,.;.h the be said, · 'atthoup not In as muth detail and with .ome CUrTtnt edit ton beeaust Of its Hupanded 11 range o( unelear topic headinas." CO\Iefl&e. "Although thne are definhc '!Wakncssa. &uch as "I really didn't think it would come C>Ut this aood." •he lack or individual corn.mallS from studcnll and course PiJnatdlladded, r<ferrinr ro the finl<hed product . " tr" d~rfption• from ProfC$$0fS, we had 8ood cooperation th< btst '.~Ina SA can do to pve som<thlna back to the from moJt depa.nmenl$'' he norrd. students. a.,.., ror Sample inaugural a heady affair· differs from Ketter celebration Oy SETH · ALLEN Crt> Edlror U "'"'ersily Praiden1 Scew:n 8 . Sample is tcbeduled lO lx inaupr;oted orf...-bt\ty tlw Suocby an Alumni ArCOII. an .,...., thtu W1ll be rodlcally dlff=nt from that of his prrdec:curn. h wilt be a little dirrerentthb time th;m •ht.n former President Raben ~<11« wu offici.Uy sworn tnto offrctln 1971 at Kltinban• Music Hall. Student kaders held an altcrnath·e tneuauratJon. knll!htlna ajactasa as ~t . Ketter was lna11J11ftled downtOWD in a liO.OOO c:ti'C111011Y and ~pk'• affair will be oo-earnpus In Alumni Arena, at a oost of su,ooo. Th< affair, UB ornr:Ws promise, will bt a etl<bnnion of the national and local acackmlc communhl... Over t SO roprcscntati•es have al1cady agreed to aucnd and there were rcporu IIUl w<ek tl\l! former Praldeot Martin Meymoo would auend. Some SOO faculty ha>e already apccd to marcia iA the ~- DOH'T WAIT Tll IT'S TOO LATE! Th• ctremony wiU be&in at l It will be prettded by • lunchn>n for invited ,....,. and followed by a r<e<prion fa< all attcndlnc the tnavswadon. 8ollt the ID'IUJUtalioo and tbt teap(ton are open to Ibe cadre: Un.iwnity community and IOIDe: communiIt members, Dir«tor or Public: Affal" Hany Jack<on said. P·"'· One: diffrr~nc:t". :u Simple's lnauauration L• that the ei&S$IOed ttrvict employm will be invited, Jackson sold. He estimated th< attendance at ~pte'• inoUJIIllltion will be about 4000. noti111 there was no facility on campus btfore Alumni Artaa was built that wu ~· tnO<Jib 10 hold thtu many people. U nckraraduate Student Au«<ation (SA) Prcsidtnt Cordell Schacltlcr, who will fpcU ofnc:lalty for the studtntS, termed the lnauauratlon ••a tr·aditiooaJ ce~omony officially markina Sample'• 1<1tdln& !be Unlvmhy." He sald the purpose or Jt>tb till ...,.. Is 10 sho., Olbe! Unlvenitics thai UB has a new f'raidmt. and It reinfor= the new Prcsidtnlto + Blood. , .. lloppy . . *'" ............ .-r~c-...suoc ,.,_ ......... ecc. 688-91)1 \"patUn inau&-uration. " ~ was CO<IlrOvtnY at the time btca= the student body fth eoduded from !be Pmidcntlal l<otcb pc'O«SS, and IDOn<J •u round for an ina"'URlloot ~ not for ifUdtnl pcoJ'I"'&m.$, it Wti btll<ved. Th< eount«·inauauralon was held in $quire Hall. SA hll no pitas ror th~year. Sthaehtcr was chosen at random tu tpcak, out of the WI SA Praidmu, he said, <Jtp]ainit~~lhll he wu .otill work.ina on his tapicl. Ja.ckJoo aid tbt major COli ror lht <Will is rmtina equipment ror Alumni Atcan PccaUI< the I buiklitll b not 1t1 rutly equipped. A j(Juod S)'Stem • .sound cont ractor. n<10r covcrina and a Alit - e some othtt thinp ht raid the university would need to rem the llfma. or m.ooo. ror ao th• Sl800 will to rent a sound sy~~c:ro, S t0,2CO for floor eoYUiu& and 1<011!11. $1000 to SlOOO for ''temporary ...-.It:< personnel," Sll700 for p&per ..d printlna. and ~JOO for pollaae. Jackson ju>tined >p<nclin& SU,OOO by notlna that the lnaugullllion "it • worthwblle lnvestmmt ln community relations' ' and In brfnsina the Univenitytoa<thcr. He said tM mc>IIC)' oomcs out or • "OJ>tdal ........ and c:ommtnC'CII'Iei11J ""*·" ICC:Ipt,.:l f'llllrdlHI Of .A. Active . .Insurance c.11 "" rr.. nttm•••• 896-2700 Toronto Trip to' r.c.s. sped&lllla .. 5 "" - one time fJC\IltY membe! M&~k Hudtii<Jion aid. "in tlttse days or au,n<rlty budgell and cunoiltd educational proaramslr Is unfonunate that we amnOC nnd I way to present a truly more * monthl Low ratee, lnetant FS 101'1111, to pay * &p.c:la llzlno In foreign etuchntll out-of·lllt• drivers * drlvtno AJ!Jirl'llts IKOrd Science Cepter " An yow DWl Dotvos *fviJJS you uaql" uJI TlCJOOCAL COMPUnaSO~ about hb priorhieJ. Sc:.h achtn maint-ained that a prrsidtntiallnauaun.tion bmdila studtn11 indir«tl)' i.f b. mmmiu Sample to improvUI& Yuckn\ hfe, althouah the «TmmDn)' it>tlf J)fohably would not direc~ly bm.~r.. Jrudou•. In 1971, then SA Presldmt, 1111d AUTO · CYCLEINSURANCE S tatlstltJ t.trtorirlg bY profoutO!Ial rtsoa~ber It your locat.IN CUS32-028 Donate tal~ ,_ 1or-....., • "-'"JPEI: DAfS A B. .,.__ ..........., ...... .... ...,,. ,.. ..,_ - - · - See the China Exhibit Sat. , Oct. 9th 9am-mtdnlght ~Wtii.YI• . dmlsslon to Center S t 5.50 Incl. A Call or o.. _ _ ._ .. Comet~: Rachel Carson College 302 Wilkenson ,636-2319 iAJl.Er AVE. ~ ·~ 3171 _ _ _ _ &.'f&.aGS ·~ ......... _....;;;;;;; __,_ ___ l;woiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiijiiiijij~ ,~-, �• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • - .---------::::::~~------, _G_ET _ B _ E_ H_N·D I -------------., Yellow House of le.1auty ~~ 847 Nlqara FAlls l~d. 1 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6 I 8)5-5160 I I I llpon -~Hall 1 FREE. tanning with any"perm, cut, or I a..t.S..ttlc,Coad....... full set of sculptured nalls ~~ BACH: llr....lmb.ut Cooc<no No."Z 1 Call for appointment 1 ~~n~uaou v ....noo: ... •Thml< ..., H.a,..S.. I I I _ Coupon expires Oct. 31, 1982. .II I I· 1 ~----------------------THE BUFFALONIAN A IIENEFTT OONCVIT for dw BUFFAI.O l'tULHARMONIC OI!Ct!ESTRA '83 • The official UB Yearbook $10.00 I book r-==wATTENTION MALEStc:=C~ I Earn $100 per month extra money "'"' R We are looking for Plasma donors for a Plasmapheresis Program If you would like .to apply please ~ u 688-2716 L 1331 North Forest - Suite 110 ~ Williamsville, NY CaU 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m~ ~ ft U Proposals for acclvlcl~s co enhance University life are · being sought by the Stud~nt Activities Steering Committee, which has been allocated S I 0.000 by the facully-Scudenc Assocl~clon co fund approved grMts which un not normally be funded through other sources. ...., Any members of the University Community may submit a propoosal with a budget estimate co: ' Student Actlvldes Steerlns Committee 543 CApen HAll - 636·1981 Proposals may be submlned on forms avallo1ble ac that office or In the form or a letter. Submissions should Include the name of the propos.l ng Individual or organluotlon (w llh a person to contact), and a detailed estimate of e11penses. After Initial screening. propo~n or prole<: IS being .considered may be lnvtred 10 meet the committee 10 discuss rhelr requests for funding. The comm111~~ seeks cr~aclve responses to Uni versity needs which will benefic a substantial segment of the student population and the Unlller$1Cy Community. DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICAliONS IS November 12, 1982 You will doubtless consider many options when planning for your Initial job or a career change. Ultimately, you will decide upon the most sound choice which will offer you a balance of freedom and security. Of the many opportunities before you, why not choose to Invest yourself and your future with the Navy? If you are 20 and less than 35 years of age. a Registered Nurse who has graduated from a BSN program: a student In a BSN program within 6 months of graduation, or an RN sraduate from a three year Diploma program of 18 weeks duration with one year's experience, you are elllglble to apply for direct appointment In the Navy Nurse Corps. We welcome the chance to explore with you the many rewarding assignments available In the Navy. For further Information, please write or call: Navy Medical Programs federal Building. Room 32. I I I West Huron Street Buffalo, NY 14202 �Women student leaders up in arms over dispenser shortage By DAVID dr LISI Contributing Editor D espit~ procesu by variou.s S1 Udtnl Ot&a.nita.tiOIU reprdlns the availllbWty of tampOns and sanitary napkins in the Women's balbrooms, UB wiU will not inJI&II thr disprnsrn. Grad~•• Student Association (OSA) VIC< Prtsidrnt Lisa BuDin hu spcarhtad<d thr cwmu demands for me pla<cment of menwual JuppJks in women•s rcr.trooms on campus. "Many of the women we•ve .spoken to have bttn cauaht In JlttS<ful situaUonJ caU«d by a tack or th<St products," she said, "but have betft rtlucta.nt to c:omplaio due to thr pnsonat nature or the Pfobltm." The CKhrr saudmt officials that ha"·c: rormaU)' requested a solulion to th<: problem are Ruth Me)'n'WiU, Women's Stud'ltS Center: Anna Ma.rut Riebmond, Auoclallon or Women Law Students; and Katherine J. Stlfn<r, Mlllard Fillmore Colles< Student Association (MFCSA). This aroup sussesu that sanitary napkin and tampOn cfuperucn bt iiUiallrd In all womm•s rnaroot~U, rru of clwa<. "M<Ntrual •upplies lit on tht woe catesory as tOilet paper and paper to•ds. "hi~"< don't hi\<C' UB eurrcntly ha.s 600 restrooms, half of whleh uc ladies rooms. In a study C<lnducttd by the Vendlna Sel'lk.. Direetor Sa.rnucl Davi.on L..t M•y, tht COJ< of 89 maeb.fnes 10 dbpense rueh supplltS was S796.l . lnJiollation was an addhlonaJ S712, and <ht J)ficc taa for one visit per muhiM pc:r wett, indudfn& thr cost or the vdtidt and ps, was anoth<T su.600 per year. Davi$011 dDubttd lht feasibility of inJttUfn& one machine per buddi. . . the study SUUCJI$, and wro1c ·· me persons will d.bputc as to how one machine in cbc l•dies room on the flm Ooor would be or any h<lp to a penon on th• ...ond or lith Ooor." Doly Wd the addition of thr dbpcns•n woWd plAce further Strains on custodial services. ''In tb~ last yur. we~ve bad five btlildinp tU!ft<d over to us -.itboul inaeasin&lbt: number o( mlintman« or deanina pmonn<l." He nortd that thuc actually ha.s httn reductions in perSOnnel (or the pa$1 three )'Cars, Doty Rid he sympathizes with the women on Mpus and claims some- undtrstandlng of the problem. "I do have a wile IUid dauahter, and thrtt &n<nd· dauahters that don't count yet," ht quipped, "but I really do wi>h we could be or more auun.nce.'' Bunin will nol settlt for lhiJ, .. No matter what. we wiU set chose ditpettSCfS SICKked.'' She may lind this difficult to occomplt.h, coosidcrio& nnrly oil of thrm ha.. httn removed to Htlpu ..~t!tOuse for stor~t. "ilh • r.., in p1ac:c lo Clemens, HockJieuer and Blidy Hllls. Any ..., butldinss beina daiJntd also have no provWons for eitha ta.rn.pens or napkins. .....wnma >··· ''This is a mate run insthutio·n. -~~- · so they are rcall)• isnota.nt 11bout w~lt a women's pcr.onal nteds are,' • Bunin said. ''Tbc prestnt aolutlon of ..Ulna sanitary napkin• and tampcms at campu~ candy ' -- - - - - - ' - · - • "'put in as a concasion'' counters and bookstores is lnad<quau. •• 8unin added that "•f KCOrclins to Doly, is in t.bt Cape.o other public insUttltiocu and Lobby bathroom O(ld matntained plae<S, lite airport> and by the candy c:ount'a. "Tllnc you ckpanmcoru stores can cllipcnsr: are in Oemeru, so how are you these, whY can't UB?" suppos.ed lo &tt to Ca,pcn," Bunln IU fat as accusations that •tit Is rttoned. trylns to obtain a =vice jUR for A way of pleasioa bo«h sides In women, Bunin countered chat chis dispu:te appears unlikely. Bach "men's rooms havc urin&ls for have dtcidtd that they will win, their sJ)«irK needs: women shuukt thQuah Docy 3dmics rhar he. have the same consideration." btlitv<S "thr matt<r b alrndy The $Ole workfns disp<nS<r, rtSOivtd.'" SiaN showin& .,httt .r.o / ~mp0as ~lablt will not e-en ht pi~M! In the lavatorit$ simply for aesthruc rcuons. Doty also said that this h•u• ('OmCS up ..oh, every three ) 'Uf'J or so his orncc is u)((lco periodic complainu about the. so:· dispensers. But .. this time:· Bunin maintalntd. "we will nnd 3 real SO)Ullon tO aJie-Jiate In)' runheT discomron and incovcnience 10 women. indudin,l scudent.s. racuh) and starr. •• UB." to pay (or.•• Bunin oontcndtd. Jr the free dlspension is tOo costly. they ~Uevc a five cent char1c would bt ac«ptablc to recovtr the COM Of the D'J:attrials. They abo want better machino purcha.std a.o as to reduce malnttn.a.n« costs and va.:od&1ism cbm~·· Vice Prt$1dtnt for • - and Manqemcot Edward Doty dotS not forsee any purchases In thc near future. ''WC' don•t reel that wc have the ability, the staff or the money to help i n chi$ Jhuallon." Ooty said~ This&. Every fridAy, 1Oc Wings This &. Every M ondAy, Hk: Wings In the All new WINE CELLAR Buement of Goveners Complex. leer flows 9pm tiH ••• Need Something Sold Quickly? TfiE S.A. SPEAKERS BUREAU presents MEL BLANC Want to Say Hello to a Friend? In Knox 20 Tues• .October 5, t 982 •t 8 :00 pm. Tickets av.-l•ble at Ul Ticket Office Need Services? The Spectrum C/assifieds are an efficient way of $3.00 for Others Tickets $ t .00 .for Undergr•ds &. Gr•du.tes communicating At the Door $1 .50 for first 10 words .10 for each additional .&-,.-.,----,-,..,..-.,.....,~~ $2.00 for Students ... ; ~ ~ ..!:::'- ••••••$•6•.00••'o•r•Oth•ers•••••••••••••••ll �editorial Open doors Frlday·s press conference announcing the student government's plans to hold a survey to guage student attitudes toward funding their own student union bulldlng brought out some positive and negative points. It Is great that the student presldl ts want to learn the " true" sentiments or til constituents before making any binding decisions on tills possibly volatile Issue. Sponsoring an Informational program to educate the students to help make their own decisions Is also a plus for the leaders, one could feel tllat yes, they really do care about Joe and Jane Student's real opinion and will not exclude I hem from the decision. But why the survey? Wily nol have a stralglll referendum. Sponsor lhe Informational program and, with educated students, let them ~o te and settle the Issue once and lor all. The survey. wnlch refuses to Install and maintain tampon machines. A unlverslly Is supposed to be a civilized environment. yet UB Is being quite uncivil toward a great portion of Its population. The President has stated an Interest In Improving the quality of student life, and we think that should entail more than shaky promises of buildings. Several campus organizations have made It clear that women need tampon dispensers on campus to make their dally routine a little easier. VIce President for Finance and Management Ed Doty said this would put a strain on his maintenance stall. Forgl~e us for setting priorities bul the women's discomfort woulct be more of a strain. When as significant a population of the University Is In need, the Unl~erslty mus1 recognize that need. Instead of sympalhlzlng, let's move out of the stone age and begin acting to make this campus more ll~able tor sludents. faculty and staff. Graduate Student Association President Peter Murphy already admitted will not be really representative, Is just another beaucratlc delay which could allow the presidents to play for time ;-or make another decision If 4he students vote contrary to tile leaders wlslles, (the student governments nave not yet olflclally taken a stand on the issue. though they must have opinions of their own.) Let's make sure that all students lla~e a cllance to voice their opinions on whether or not they want to lund llleir own student union with a minimal ammount of delay. We do not want any decisions made between student leaders and the administration behind closed doors. A civil priority UB Is a public place like any olher public place paid for by many people's taxes-Including women. Other public places recognize that women ha~e certain needs In toilet supplies but UB - 0 bclCk Hunga ria n F un ECfUOf I WIS diSappomtN Ifill t~t• • tJol/fl me.ntiottfd WOIIfthOp • UII'"f • rhtrtised m you1 pultl~tkM.• I •U•nde<J. 1ne wor•.s,op. 8ftd ln/O';IHIIl 11•ry much l •m 1 /UJr yalf ltw atudflft/, and hap~ to w•• o• of Hungarian dK..nt. I fnlorm«J that thJa wu "" llrlf Beirut The Crime: R•tuut to c•rry our lime SUCh 8 WOtkahop WII lt•'d, SIJNYAB. I was 111o lnlormftd ""' italutuflt h•r• wer de,.ndtnt on rite reJponse it t•tfllved from the st1.1dentc. Even lho&Jg.ltt thefe ,.,,, quite • lew 5tudtnl& thlr•. the t111 exact Edllot: The Scene: Hundred' of Pfi'Ople. number coultJ'wl' OUII Qteattr mostlY womtm. chlldren1 tnd b•b'-1 In lrm&, IJrft lined up oQolnrr t~• jolo/1$ o/ r~• The worltahop con•lattd ol Pflr#onal lnarructlon lor ltUH hours. W• 111 featned an lnltk:lll! powerful, wo/Hrolnerl OCCIJP~Ing mllltlty IOtct are shooting down con~ntrlllon oamp. Membctr3 ol a '""•Innocent women and HutJpatllrJ Follf. dtnceln Itt •MI,.If. 1'ho Wot*•hop "'" by 1 Hunpar/1" lllfOmln tMflo ttughf dance ror 23 r••ra h~1dH She hat bHn In thir counrry 101 ontt 1 few morttnl. lltd had • rra~tsltf« er her sl~. The HuMH Da.nottr3 ot WellarKI Ql.._ I tM!rtonJtrallott ol theN ,.,.,olre tt•• wttlcll would n..o ln~(JJrW Slrr,lnlty to wrl,. At the Md we we,. ahown anti ent:oura~ to . .""Ttl--Q-. pntt/Co 1~• riiiiHotll fi<Pf ol ~•rioue tr1g1on 1 ol Hu,.,. efKI ~/$10#'/ o l l otlgln. olr. • run limo ...,, noo 1>1 chllrlron In c6Jd blood. The monglll<l oodlu of r~e muucrerl •lct/m~ r~ /rt ronglerl b/orxl'f p/htJ oiiH!Itlont/1/ob/o oorpsu. Ouroklo the c•mp~ on tM nrNts o1 the ln ..d41d city, ,.,.._,, O«np/flto t»sot.t/On. ..,_then hoi/ 1/!e city hu I>Hn ,..,.led to llllgro•mt. •nd tbe t:Otp.stn ol tbou mUI"ffMMd bylhl ln•odet o,. /fl/1 to rot Of! tho .,,..,.. The O.te aM "oeotloft: Nor the 11130'• omt ID4Qsln rt~e Eutope ol Nul G-arry, WI 1M2 In -~ Lobonon The AAimlor.,_ Hot/he Nul all Who attMded. There w-11 more Oemtans, bUt the H .w , . , lltOy t:O<Itrl ,... . --~ ••• Nozt- tuoot'l/n.odiltg lou». and w e U would"' "' llkN to . . . II. &Mil<* 01 000/ltor -~~lb/1/on , rlwbllul uniO» It ~11 /110 lupporl II ltom 1~0 IChool-lo. I , _ )'OU .,.,., , . , , , . lludfflll ., SIJNYA8 down lho ,.,,,,.,., II How-.,. . ,,... , ,..,,,_ Dotlnlellll. - oy Unl,.,.lty otudont The Vicllm8: /nmcenr ~nuo ond Pa/nllnln- ond cllllrlnn. n...r eM>« 8o/J1g In Wolf Beirut. II!Oif homo alnoe lime lm"""""""'· The Scone; A lh- EIO#'f bUilrllng•tolol/y dflmolllll.ci b)'450 pound• o/ TNT •lrh rhO Preoldonr· o.,l lnd hit lop ltfNilotO •m••"" under the ftlbb~. • The Dote and t.oeotiOfl: r982 trt £..1 So/rut, t.obVIOfl. The Vlctltn*= l..aboJ>ou RiQiit Wing l'o/11/col L-er IOihlf C~!el otMiors. Gemorel ond h/o ottJ1ra ol ' ' " ' '· IO ttkl Ovtr Hilly. ThiJ IIJmt ttctlc Is now king empJoyotl fn The MutdorotS: lrrllllln•orllng J.tblnon. ,,,.,._IItts IUCCHdttd In Ioree&. Who ' ' ' thl till I terrorl•u in rile Middle Eul? Are rhoy rhl fndfyfdutll who w1re dfprivtd ol ·~•lr GodiJN•n rlghl• lnd rno/t homtlllnd, who had ro IHrfOtlft .untJeslr-.d act• to 111 the wotld know oltholr pllgm~ Or I• rho roo/ lnttHIIII/oltll ttrrorlst 1 w•U· eatlbllalted. wetl-ll,.tnctd, end "lk>rgtnlltld country""' uaes tfHt t.test t.cl'lno~oglcel, ptychOioglcolonrl m/1/llry mt1n1 crttrlng tntlf/OfJIStlc ~Memy ~n Ltbtnorr Oy mvrtJtring Pfuldent..lect G1m1ytl '"" Olomlng 1111 muftltr on tft• Lebttteu who oppoud laraol'a to m••••et• Innocent and dft/1<111/flso - t o? lorul, byrne -Itt• In Wul Solrur ond 1>y 111 OlfmiM/ocllonlln oN oloccup/o<l t..Nnott. fNJ 11town ltull to be _, lntetNOonll OUt/IW lrtd 1"tttolf lmmor•t•IKiunconuolltbll ltctlon• lnvulon In t.1b1non. Then, ' ' " ' ' muuorod tltouunat of lnnOtJtnt cl-rllflnt In Weat Beirut and ot•lm.cilhll lhlo " " on ocr ol IOiollollon b~ tho rlght·wlng ltbaMII who lfad IUpportMJ Gomo~et. llflll'l lmmfKIIIII 11m II to c~tare 1tvetat /JUP/»1 go¥emment• lrt Llboi!Oil bu.cl on 1/N lt>ellortl lherl, IMI dflllroy/ng 11!0 rrii/On Ol L.t)anon /UII II It hll durroyll<l l'oll•llno. A/111!0 n•1/orl1 olthO Wot*J, lrtcl<l<llng lho Unff.cl St11o1, which ol •H twrorlll ot~n lzll;ons From 11!0 . .rt/011 rloy• olliOrt/11 , . , llwlyt &U.pport«<llflll. hllfe COI'tdMtnfld ls,.era m••• murd«< ••ttiMrJMU' Iff PllfltiM. tfUOIIItk ICII , . ... bHn on. of IM mo.-t lmpon•nr rools ol t,..l•ott,.t In 11101t qUOit lor .,Pirlllf>ll BOffin .,., n/o QIIIO ol begon olld ,.... r/M>olldll<llllllmm.cllere Wftltd!lwal olltttllltrHrt tl'beno~r. ,,,.,,o,. lhM ca.fNI •• U.ttrmlliolt.ll HKrorlato o r Oo/r Youtn. l'oloarlne, In t~ w1'Jen they miiiiC/ed htllld~s o/lnttOUrtl Po/flarlnlon rtlom«r end children. r,. ttttOtlll lett Of /1,. 11 hi'N not CHIH sine• tMn. molt~~ of Tf•• th•a.l IICI# /Jall>Htr 1111 m111 murrlwa ot thOUtlndJ o1 rlo/fflu/fl. . - l o, Including womtn and chlld,.n. In Solrur. w.,, The tactic ol cr.,tlng •nmlty and dfl•tnt/on bthVHn VIOOUI IICJtlont ol tlte popu/lllon WII .b~ 1M llon/111 In Pllolllno wll h tho roiU/1 lhlllhoy Will l b/o u- Art rlto world,..,--larHrl lorrorlar l/fHIOCido In Labo11011. WI Oil )'OU 10 IIOip put on enr1 1o ,,.. fNI la(tomm '" '"" ~ldrlle Etll olld •lei> 11,>0 fJirrodth In Lol>onon Oy a.mondlllfl Moll,.. Utt/1., Stotu Gooie{rtmMt rt/lo lmrnll<llolo oct/on to: I) Term/noro of ltrlllltpglflatlon; 21 o.tn•nd oomp/111 onrl unconditional withdrawal ol t•ra•l I rom of/ LtbortOII torrtrort: 3/ En/01. . rl/oclpllnll'/ I CI/ofll • IIJIIn$/lttrot/101 / , •lo/1/IM of 1h1 opon•Offld 1n •"••PIXKf us LeiHino~?. ,..,.n,. Ofgontutlotl 01 - ltuclento IOASI �op-= ed L:rlcing Over ~Wall H By Alan Kachlc ank tried to 1)4tt Jlln to COftM to ,,. ratf", -.llh lllm. bu~ attllOuiJII Oeln1Jaomewllat lntwutocl. hf1 tr.encs na.c1 OIMf pta"' t.,at .,.,-e more tmi)Ortantl·ohltt'l me I>OOI>4e - · ~ and lhls was tool< •••• en..,., eenainty sometnl~ •ou5d too- lorttght 8ut as Ute lifM' g.ol eloset. Hank' a INI stmed to te.t a chUt It woutd bt tough to hoavo tnal ll<$1 b<lclt and. Quito hon<lllly, no lell tn. Utst cme ro start O..pllo OeiftO clooto f f - . tne two of tho~"" • .., dlftet1n1 peop\a.. Fot Han"-. ,,. WOfiCJ rowotvoec~ u~ MIJ.c.onsdous about being someudn.g. potiUca! octKHt. IIW e.._cltement ot oeopte trytno o IOtc:e a A rter mucn fflnk'tg and careh.tlly lltQJiatod smau ta~. Jim had flo all~ anangea a nlgN out ""'" Sa"'"a. lnis ~Nat going to tie quite an event for him. for Sandra wa1 change 1nd 1 tomanue areem of te.actlno angry mot)a ov.r btlrfle«des and ctuslng gov.,-nmtN'UI to fall. He w•a a lhJe betHiver In • otuar wottO and wu wllllng lo sactlflce IOf it and loll guilt~ who<! no eo\foviO hlm..u gonlng drl.lnW et the locet rock club lt'IO drtAmlno of beautlhi• women. tor the:se thh,ga are &mproductl~ Jfm thouo.,t &II of this wa• pretty neat and bastc111y •greed, bt.ll he realty wea,.•t Into It Mil lllo wu lllled with bars and women and always oetng In the ta11 lane, h• wore alltne r4gnt clo,hea lnd did au tne lr, thtnos But In tempt;rmeot, Htnk and Jfm were nearly the " " ' ' pet.on, to the point where ttle two friend& htlt lhtmael\'es to be mora llke brothers. They beth heel the tlfl\1 tetfD, atmHat tile e~~:per&encea (when ont dJacua.sed aomethlng that an-goree t\tm (H some unteh way In w'h,ch he wu treated. tno ottllf always 11\new what he wa11alklng oooot and had • matchtno story)\ and they atwoyo teemed 10 mGJi\1 the same mlstakoJ, even if ln different c:onle)l"ll, T nrs wu the night for Hank and h1s rebel frltnefs. Con'Struct)On on U""~• ne~mamlflll plant Ju•t beQinntng •ven eft or monlt\1 of teach-Ins, ltntr writing eamp.algn•. merohu ancs peaceful orotllta. HaN¢ was Dsyc.hed. tf\11 would bet h-e nlghl all hie dreamt for 1 romanttc riol .,.ou~ come UtA-tu•t tlkt lhl one1 hi read about ove~ and ove.r ag.aln In tnll Cf\tap, oorl~ loot\,lnt:J te,.·tt:~oo~ on the Paus ComrnUN or. bluet .,... thlltCHIH nls otdet brotn8f told abOut Qj,trlng nl• collf041 aeya In ti70 bul tl'tal ne was too young 10 ul"defsland w., Big Mack A ttack A Mt prot)lem I •s not my job too '*'" My orob.. m come~ to,.... GouMesy of rtMt State or New YDfk·a otvla•on of 11\e Buagat (008). Payroll, the OfUc:e of Student .t.ccounra an-a n•ose tun tovlng people D'tlt 11 Financial A.a. I Figure that these aepartmenta ooc tOQtthet urty In tnt week In oroer to d l&cuss now tO ruin 8111 Mack•a weekend TM Ur11 pha-se fn lnetlr piJn wu to play hki&>Qo-toel\ wltn my t»wliekly pa.ychec". I em to tnt Stet I p.ayroU of tne University. What that me•n• Ia, I have to walt a eenaln numbe-r of weeks before I get my ""' payetteek. Fortunatty I had preoarod my1-0ll IOf thta situation. 1 wat to r•cleve payclleCICt from my aommer "'w ' Job lor me porlod 11>811,. Slate a llow• P60PIO lo aiarwe. My primary goal when t1 comea to mOf'ley and payct'ltCkl ts that 1 refuse to mlsa a meal for arw rouon. the day that I wu to pick up m~ chKk (lho llrol of the ntw ye•o t found that min• wu .-,at among the 0~ of tiers. 1k.now lor cenal.n that all th• paper work was doN p<oporly. lllheto II a nylhlng thai lam truoty QOO<I 11, II It Stale papo<wofk. 8ecauu I know II Ia not my foul! l~at m~ choc:k II not lh6ft, I !llllod pt yfOll. (II ltleto is any cnance Ute cneck t• late becaUM of vour •ttor, (k) t>Ot ull payroll. You will rogrot 11,1 llc1>0w Payroll'o phono numbt< by ,..11. I know, by wotce. most of lho poo9lo wno wotlllot po~oll. Thlo Ia not tno lim time 1 novo hocltroublo gentnv pold by tne Stall ol Now YOII<. W1>0n 11 ..,.,.. dow/! to delinltlono. SUNY roo11y """'' Sroto Un-.lr'f ol Hor Yor 1 aakOd tne fino lldy at poyTollll PIOI\OJII OliO knew ...,.,. ~ cneck was By tmltlodlatoly -•nv •• ..,.,. pope,. bOIQta- sne wu able to loll me lllal my cMdl wos In AlblrTY. That """"' 1>0 toulltlc Ill - · &loo In Altlony, but I "un'l. t aauet why It waaln AlblrTY. SIMI uld "'"' tho Slota OMolon of ltle lkldllol 10081 hoG llalcl h u-p fOf SOfM: ru.son a.n d lhal aM did no1 filling ttto alloes bul Jim. who lound hfmutl u~IOIJ ·umm" a lot, lett tNt ht& ft'Yenfno was jlJS1 MOinntnQ Tntng' w ata goWng .sric~}l at the oon.st~lon tile.. Tf\'8 o.-otutlfs were piHng up a Uaround the fence., mAn)' Unked ann aM ar-m.. Tbe potlce, aoleml"' •N:t a oil ~ makt aneatt or. H necoaa.ary, to flgt\1, But ttwy dtdn•t tiCpecl to .-.Ink Wit right up IMI• wfth tM other protnter• near the W'llft Hew . . gtttlng 0011'1 P:C,Itd •ncS setrtcl I S IN poHoe march4KI toward tnem,.. wanted to c.rasn the lent• ancll,;tMic MYOC on I'M: C.Of\tl!ucUon -''• Why wasn't • .,.,..OM _.s• already ~no lr1 Then ne tm•glnecs rttmstlt. IUCS6r- ,..,, ,.,. WO\Ik1.,. the Hrst 10 IUU u"' Wilt dOWn and Chlto- thJO~h. Hank looll.t<l tor • largo alle-k to breaJt do•n tn. fence But he fell no one would join l'hm, , . fe•reo tP\.at ne would tiki aet10t1 Al1d would bo alone lie feared tl'l.at nobody would ftSDOhO, he would be aJng,.H.1 out as ao lneHgator and would blttone In the sherM ••t.• J rm wasn't any hAPQier with his altuauon. He drank cott~ and talked tot awhile. Tht)' •at oo ttle oouc:h "and •or 111 nie lltc:Jing S1ndra alwaya seemed to •tay a uniform dla~anco ow•v· Stlo told nlm Whtl • nloo pe,on ne wa1, how ht dkln't make demands on hor. They talked AOOUl eow for • oit •nd now tOHibl• moot pvoplt were and the tOtlln things they thoughl. Jim agfeed wit h e"tfYthlng, Sandra was somewhat amulld. She thankod Jim to• ~ nlct evening Whtn tie dtopped hlf all at het house and sh• 181d IM would ''I" hlrn around/' tfiln.,..,at 111 l~&fe with tVQf')'Ont 1111 and was quieti ~ arrested, bOOked and ,..eaMd. t4e sat and tall{ll!ld wfm the oUtlf demorHa.t,etOta tnc.1 th4Pt ell talked aboul how much the)' aehlwed and t\OlN 1ney we-re ah .,,oua ot tflem$d~vn Henk egrMd wnn tnem with supp.eSMd anoer ana dlt'PPOfntmtnl Tnt N J.t n~ht the l'tltO futnds t i l up all nlghl, cir•nk'"9 Deeta and Olay•f!Q Dacl\ga~·"no" and rotct ~ other JM same story Bv Bill Mack II In all It wat not a ..., 1100<1 da~ 1om a graduate asalstant Mre a1 the uniVersity. flke my Job and tne P<IOI>Ie I - k lot.lllt a COI"II what 1 enJoy oolng, Thal'a not onty Will dressed and e~e<fiAgty aur.c:th•e. bU\ attt wu a big shOt up •t the untvers1ty and With many rmPQftlnt people there. Jim was nappy bo.;au,e not Or'lly did J'l4!l think that he was ootno to have run but he also hoped that he would fultllf his dteam of $1eep1og wflh sofT'!eone lmpo,tant. lhe evening waa going well~ Jim plc:ked up Sondra In the car he borrowed-actually, he lu$t took the keys tor hl_a roommate's care wt'llle tie was ateeplng -~nc:J tool\ htr to What sHmed to tH! a good testaurant. At tent, Jim thoUght II was a oooo restaurant OGCil!iJU It w111 vtry u.tpenaive. Vety lmpresstve, Arterwards, ho took her to aoe tho ballet ~ What Jim t<ncw about billet could nut even cover the dol ol an ''111 on a wuowrlter, but some n•flonal ba.llet troupe hom Europe was in town and tt was most e-ercalnly •ophlstlcatecs. The .thaw ended and the couple talked lor iWhUe aboul •rc and other related manors. Jim dltp1ayed truat fHt ttncw • thing or two about song and dilnte •• all nls replle• were lnteHIQe'l\. Tfler ttten retreated to hll apanme,ll for coffee and conversaHon. Beads of frozen water were dec:tCStd U wat t~• to rnove them out AtranQe'd ln ~qUaGt 11\ey lf'lat~ IOWatd tM df!tmO.nSit'IIOtS rn<ff lO t_. up to explalltlng IL My noxl question de" with my p<lmi'Y 001~ when am 1goiOIJ lO - IOfTtO tnOflOI', Good -!Tho cnoctc. otono w1th 200 olhort woo lo Oe fO'"-Ihe 00)1 day, Thur,$day. 1 lll<e to lhlnk that tam a rauonabla man Cerlolnly I can walt another csay for my oheck. Attor all, 11m lucky to have tha uatstantt.hlp. abte 10 c;as.n 1.,_ c~ before the cank c1ose.s Frtday altetnoon tam all set Cl used to be .1ble 10 caan tne enack at the OtJlckbank In Hanlmiin bUt that IS a c ttter.,t story)_ I'll watt unlit FflcJay. I eve' f't&O • ... "'If _. Ftk:Jay come1 and I am gotng abour my I'\Of"ffiil acttvltfes Aroufld 1100n I go to p~oek up my Cheek AI rn., dao111ment Gu"s what. 636-2600 once II.Oaln. The PI:!'~" wf'to •nawet ~ II getting u.Wd to me, Of s.o 11 svoms. ·•so what's up tOday?" I tt.k I am told, in ~ very $e"ous YOict , 10 call mi Otpattment cnahman. Wny? What Is flO going. to 001 Write the cnec-k personally? • tailed the mall, wr,o Is reelty a dlreclor. 'o tee wnat no knowe. He Ia aa confuted aa I ""'' li la nero th&l 1 am reminded of the ba.Oio.o of how to gel an~l~fng dono In an Institution auch at US. Ask a 5ecretary. No1 just any aecrttlry though, A secretary whO nas oeen worktng here so lono •• to M &ble to remembe( when SQuire Hall was built. By h aVIng this lady call Payroll we can be IUfl o f getting an O!<l>lalnotlon of w~at l s ~appenlniJIOihlo poYerl'f str•ct\en student&' paycheck. \'l~on lhto lady calla Payroll the It Informed thai lhlo per~• pay wa1 Included In th• check tnat 1 tted recleved two woalts ago, """ First ot1. I didn't g<~t paid two weft• ago. Seoondty, w hy wouki the atate of Hew York pay mt two Wftka: fn adv-ance? And flrtauy;wf\1t happen to lhoH papers Which ukS that I haG a ~ walling fOf """ In Albonf7 Something t11te -~~ ol a oontt>lrocy (Wtlot do~ U!IKI? I used IO OOtno fiome from oehool 11\'M)'doy to wo.lclt tho Senate Watetu-te Hoorlftgt whlfa I wu In 1t1gn .ocnool.t Th•t Is 1~ I'm llnalf~ going to do II t'.. dolle It boiO<o but 1 am fl~lty oolnvto oo to Crofto Hall and If wa are Ia!'king to feaJ peoctle Of If wt are actu_afty apMklng to some type ot WOfd procea.10r. I~ you have ....., coen to Clolta then by all means go. They actullty pla y Muzok In tne t>ufldlflll. Ulroo, gag me with 1 apoon. (Wno aayt I'm not hlp~ Flnall~ I om taf~lng to a , •• , petton. I ask t~l$ ~1<9 lady, wno hat no reaaon tn the WOJkt to dtaUke me poroooolly, 11 , , . <0<11<1 OOS&Ibly IIIKI 0<1l why 1om havlnv o•• 10 be9 IOf n\) paycheck. She~ tn •n O~UI desire to me ®t of tl:te off tee. (It wu cfose to five o'ctoetq, went to look tor some tntonnaUon to satisfy my cutiOalty, Sho ~'""' baclt wrth my cneck. lmoglnelhat. Thunlday comoa. By I pm IIIQU!O ltlo limo IO chKk II my chKic to In, (Ho pun lntondocl~ II wtln'l. ll'o bock to 1136-:!llOO. 11'5 a dllltranl ptraon lhll limo but one lo turtly willing to nolp. sne oaya thot rqy chock wlll lndeod bo In lhal day. To them, not to me. I will gotlho <hoc~ o~ Frtday. u will be d~ltvered to my depan ,ntnr In tnt Mao~ Whoo 1 1101 nome llto.laltemoon I wao emollonoll~ tnth•uated t •m no tdloL (An Issue not open to dlbete~ I am sure that what had Just nappened to mo hapoen• to many o l the Unlve11111es ernplOyen every pay period. It morning. Fine. No prob4em. 1 e1n n•nolt lt. Ju11 •• tong •• I am wu Whal woa In the mall Utat da~ which truoly made m~ day. · I told ~ou tnet s tory so tnat I could tell ~ou thlo ooo, The float Oftlce t\ad GejfvGfeG to m• rrwae tmpcttMI cuensotmell 1 M~ application IO< o hlQhlf education loan, retufneG b'f tht Olf!Ct ot Flnanc;•al Atd 1 My bill ftom 51Udent Ac:cot.~rua (tor Doll'\ l-ast sumffll'f' ano this t•tt) 3 A ttnewal notlte lrom H•llon•' R•llllffW, I witt <IO&I '*wl1f1 thO mall Of'UI plect 11 a time. F(rat U'tt loan. The note with the loan ea1d that I needed to bnl'tQ toe opolloatlon boe~ to tho Oftlat of Ffnoaiat "'ld Wll~ my laHar olacctptance to tt'l graduate aci\OOt. TJ\ev had no rteora ol m)' being • gr•oua\t ehtdent. II tta<l beon almoet a month slnct I submitted the apptJcatlon In the tlrlt place~ 1 hOip but tnlnh that a rnonth ts an 1wlful tono tlmo to tekt 10 come to oOC.t\ a col'\ctualon. I'm willing to ploy •long I hough. I know how tar bahlnd c•rn Flnooalal ~ld co~ fall behind when lhl~ lost porsonnel ~~ I he rate they have over the past live years, Tho no)ll oloco ol moll to Cool wllll lo m~ bllllrom SIIJ&H\1 Accounas. 1111 for more money than I nave rlghl now. tn I act, 1 waa t .Cpoc:tlng to use the loan to pay I~• bill. The moll lntoreatlng tlltl ollho blllllowove< Ia the 1'\NOing I hit Student Account• gave me. Mattkulat.d Orackt.ett Sttident.. How 1111 na~e to oo ~~ teU Flnanclal Aid to call Student Accounts. Tnoy don't oeom to ha•• any troub4o cUIIItlng ITl)' atotus ot tne Unlworolty. The final pl.ce of m an 11 1M N•llon• l ~w renewal not leo. I cnocl(ocl oil t~o IPOI mat•Od ONE YEA.R; PLEASE IILL ME IIKI roturnod II lmmodl.l ttly IO William F. 8ucl(lor Jr. II It olio tneUor of OriOflttoo. So,. con<:luofotto CIIII>O tooeltOd from oft ollhta. I Tho $toto Of How Vorl< hoo on III>POfent policy of " Wa wYI pay no omployoo I>Oioto 0111 lime". t. Trwo Vn"'-<o~y hoo on l()l)&fe<tl policy or · we ""' hlro -~~ to do tna lmpoulblo, tor tho unvrotefuiL woh tne tout. tor tne toaor, ond aapocttne ~~'"' "t _ , , o1 loyalty'""" lhlm IO tho'lnllhutton". jln rahwonce to • - poor P<IOI>felholl -orOd o... aiJ lhlo Jpollalvtosl) la!tOUkl not ...., bolho< IJOIIIng out ol bod on Frldoyt. ll~clol a!d S pociot moot ton t!M>I>kl 00 lo Ihe wO!I*t In who, •"or hoarlnv my oo1> otory, look plly on me. She ullod mo 11!0 nUl wot~~ to DpfoJn to me 11!01 1 tocfevo too much llnanclal aid to bo eligible for o hlgho< • oclucolton lo.ln I W&t lmP<oooocl lnal all woo catlod aller 1 pm on a Thu!'Odey (thallttruo doc!Jcatlo~) and b) thai thiS opoclflo co'un!IIIOf wat willing IO dloeuaa lull~ With me tho 'bfltlont tnat II>Od • ••liable to ""' In light ollhle toot. I can't aay that I'm rooiiMIIOd about the tltuouoo, but I can 10'1 that tnert oro P60PIO out tnofa wllo, glvon tho needed toola to wotk wiUI, oan do their lobo VO!)I woll. ~.~-H'-,..._., ' '1$ �feedback rrS'mENOSEL PSAtEPRIZE COMMITTEE•• , THEVWAHTIT Ultimate thanks • ECIIIO<" At oYe~yontt by now &utely '"nvll UB Fill ffllllee EMinrvsg•nza end Ultlm8tfl roum•m•nt field last wtteklnd. (hi• . _ ,, would nor 1J1 r.-1 bHn potsl. <¥1thout the A'nOWI 1 thtl llf&t w•• IIIIAtlnetJ of I t•w QfiCIOU$ 1n<1Mduol1- LINDA WEBB INM! Focotmu Ptitoolng, I(EHNETH tVES from S tUdent A.,&oclatlon, afWI Campus Sec.unt~ Tht nlt you. t nd thank& to ever,'one ~•• -..no /11/JNid tlr• toutfHiment • Outlined criteria m•'•suc-c.c• conurnHtg Po/1tlell $6Mu 4 I(H r, ('lew Yor-. Stell Senate •MJ As.vmb/'f lnlem4h~p,. '1Th#$e lnt.,nfhlpt ,,.lntlnd«< Pftmarlty for ml}()tl ill Poiii'CII Sci~, Ot lteMHH:k1Ua Tho UB F•Joboe Ctub In th~ ~eedOtld section ot The Soec1rvm tor Septembtt 24, lelm WifJon ral•et a point about Oislorlion Statos was Us tormtf •rc.Miecr (J~ Tne Pttt&ldtUH-eltt:l 1110 Ecmor tetustff) 10 Slgtt 1 Pfllr:elul tllll'f Wltf'l IErilfl, ._IJO ""'' &hOC-11(1 10 aH he wu not ,o frJMY tl>e l starllr f01 lftell ··tiiiOt" ot desrroylng lht PLO t•J T&e mooll"'l o/ PLO lflodiN Atlilt With Pop• Jonn P1111 II 0" ~AIJIIrtMt 13rd. m1nr peopn, gethlltld 1ft LIIIYIIIe Soultl ro protelt ,,.. bltiMt,.n genOCKII llt#l tot~tltltJI IIIOCU'*5 h•IO lgl,tiU bOth "" PeiUIIIVIn ''"' Let>1n111 p.o~ '"''~ "'eluded BJ.Ihop• Cht1J111ns. M oslem Mltl.,.l. M llt16f l..lnlntS($, end NOT turpriJittgl';, som• ln ~~ding 'NO' to QttnocJdo a nd p•rs(J(Jufiofl Regordtell of '"''' ;dtttloglclll IHIJ•Is I hi~ t:lmfl fttnel Jn hltld 10( otte ffumtnU•rlon ceuse, "Jt.J&,Ite'" Leo•rton w1s to puJh I "Y41 piiUid to 1111 Gitty Sr•m '• rtceM /tottt page artlct• concttnlng tacltm and 111 • IlK/a " our UrtW.rtlty Motl rntmberf otch• Vn/'ltrtlty community would 1lke to ~Ktttnfl that tiC/am •nd 111 l fl&r:tl , , . not I probltm •t U81 Ot 11 recT•m doll• ••Ill ,.,., tl'• not 1/>l>l,.nt How.vtt the diSJ>ro-tlonoto tun<llng lor mJnorlty ICtftlld•a. Ill COMpttiNJ th•l•n<l• eoJII<:tOC!Irom minoritY Stoldlftl oetiWty l"s) on<l th• mtnlmol{ot roroJ mtrrprlty .,..;..., •ttMdoneo ot FoiiiHI b<l~t eromplll'f tho proOI•m It .,.,, PQiqll out to Minority ttudtma th11 the ac tivity fH r t~( tu'/1,. not uH<t tqulftiJ/y or pro-llonotoly. II 11 •n emQt"usmunt to our Unlver•lry thll .to l•w mlrtollfy t'luden11 elect to 1111nd t ho 151 TIH!It lllongeJt mot/wt ""' ' tfter IJit., wtOIIdwiO• opinion w1.s Jfllltmg COiflkl.,,bty 110111 &y.mpatlty to •ng~r •11•ln11 /stael. and aemanr111"f11 ,,.., to • Jtf1d,.wlrom Beirut, tM IJ,.e/1._ thOUght tMt crutlng t~t•or and dmJnHH they C<HJitl Ill'lin l~non. 1fl.-; tlf•ftt'H to ptOWI jM:II1eMI' In L.fOIMI\ lflt11ng WitIt a.m.,.., P~sldel't-IIKI, BttftH The d.ce1Uid p,.,~,-~ wtculttd end tfltlr new luture rt11d 1JI1eady tJefft fltcldfHI. •o If tlfey wete •~n ,,,. ro ltlll the Plllsiffenl, '"'Y WO&J fd htvtt done U Whl"n they Wlfl poWOIIUI, not powlt/I!IS, AI for IM Ltlllll group. thlly Wtrt t'VIM Jell powtrful lnd more lmlflUIII lhlln tne PLO, .so thtrt ,.,,, .;lrtUaJiy no "',,...., 'Y otr~ tn ,,.,.11 mlulon ottemptOCI 1m• .,,., ,.,_ *''' PtUidtttt. b<ll us with 1111el tnd s-trte Syrl• ogoltr•tt,.,. stOin wete too far fiOI'tf S.fnlr, •a~t'Wfer torootl occupotloft"to 110 onylftlflfl abOut h Ev.n If t/HI'y '""'PtH to IC/. tlfey • .,, lnd •UII ,,. UMb,_ to Ito. /5/ll f, wno 1•. tccordlng to tho U.N.. tho tounh mo/ot pow.. in the 'IIIOIIti. At (or lat•tl, -.nown 11 • It/end ol the t.eOal'tttt /OIC.I, ''Pfrotongtsts·; ond ol fllo{or Hoddotl'o brolk ower /ocilt R4rly. they hid conlkllflblt motlvt1: · 111 Th•t wonted to ontlff West Beirut cltlmlng PLO mtm~ra wert Ifill preiHft th.,.. If IMIY were any, come rtlllttnc. W¥0Uit1 h ... - . _ , , ,. lhe g p,,.,tl.nlln ca#lltpa (1) I'M ollrhl Preoldonr-.r.t:J ,.,uNd on Mil« from IH tuo.U. to contrv/ lilfl't bolh IH po/1 and o/<'pon In Wolf a.lriJL TMI 0111'1 mNM tm« rru J~Mnnf"f} on fii'IH/tJg WHr a.lriJt , - , to olllle PLO riOCUOtlon pllrn . _ . , ,, Cleorly .ffotHIIro.,/1 ,,. HOT W111 a.trut. TMy - t h/1 r,. ,., to,,.,. to o.- 14Jclt 11 , , . L•ttrst QIOIIP tfllurooltoun~ ,,.,. PLO, on<l Olh«<. Out dlggl"'/fnto the mot/...~ oltfltst group• to f'W th• Presld• nt, we lind they,,.. not quite &otld Tfto PLO ~od - · ,,. .,fill l t's for real pro~oty t•t us bed·trlck ,,. l~nt ~~~ Rlohord H. Co•. Dlmt10I ol Undergraduate SJUdlnl Oonold 8. RotonlhoJ, Fac.ult)' mtmber eurren\.1) In chorgo o~ A10.11 Pllft'>JIIItlon, /bl flllnlmurn s.o 0'10/0U GPIIand tn mlJOr,(c) By Eoitor. hard rne PLO to • cotnttt, c,rettlnt) lrom lftDit prey a n•gl'lllll• teactlon "'That Is, ltttetnltlonalec,onl " lo desuoy tile PL0'1 raputll'on lfJ$tOtld, the- PLO ffls tnlft«J lhe pohtlcel 1rsno 1/1"1 IO /Oin t heir VOICII t o 11}1 had tnllt)' fJIOII>&CIIIII pdrtlr;l~n ts mull mHt then t:rllflll' t l) Jvnlor or Sfn~ •ttndlng •t the lime ol ~Nrlue" tuHmlulon of the fla.J ity mrmtHr In chtrgl to rtgltt., tor th• COU(SI .. Wt WIICOtnl lt1C'I encouflg• th• appl~tlon ol '"~ ~ructtnt from any tne/or Who ttUJI!II t/'1• crftttrla u t forth llbove. c•us*d R''•t disrreu end conttm Ut Israel, b«IUS-t lhl PLO'$ dey lo day rer:tUytng plctiJre ;, tht 'itOIIfl IS IOtalfy lglltt&t ISrttlt'l WllfttJ One o/ lsraers re•son& tot J ewl•h lnelfdl " wllo, t rom pteVIOUI Omes Mtrned th t meaning ot paratcuOon 1nd lelr '"• fiOffOI ol ganoclde'' IHI stood lh~ ISSISS,tllrlott 0/ ir$ BC:CQ.J lo the tntemsn/p ProgrtJrrt lor lhl New York St•te lu_gi~IIIIUffl rtte point Is I !fat '"' Polltlo•l ScltJI'tctt DeptJrtmMt tesltfcts ICCtt,U IO lftO~I lrttefluhlp~ &imply to Its own mtJots. We would llkrl to oorrect 11141 4l•temen! Of Qvottng, wttutlm from the r«entty tdopi«<IH',.rtMfHfl regvMIIonl lOt/Oint m•JOIIJ With Olhfl deplttmtnts HoWf?lftr, othflr m1jon who sariJif the crlterlli set fori,., ,.low may be Included, upon petitton 10 the Olroctor ol Ullfforprodulle Studtn ond Ihe leculty mttmber cullenttr in ch~rge of thlotntornshlp progrom . .t.ll limo of portk:lpotlon, '""" hne completed l'oll. Sci. tOt on<lthroo (lJ othM coutset: itt lite AnHH~n l,.ld: (d) studtntl must J«flr• tiNr • eountry tfk• l~no" •nouN oon&tantftt be su~f"'laftd br ,,.. ,.pe.ace ,. lcHplnQ IQI'U$ o/ l~f811. tnd lndtffld tney ,,. efr.,dr mo'llng wn• t the~ t all ttmPOflfY ~t.tlllamertfs fnto Soutn Leb•nott, The &SUS'IInallon ""' wu &Hmlngly \·•rr wt/1 pl•nn•d wu callled out $moot hi)' lfld Ita n•ture COIJYf)'J tf,IIUCft In ICI II Clrt1lnl'1 an tat ol • • up•rlor lmel/lgence lou;e m ,,, trfll Tlttl force ts -ttOrllln •• lite "'Moaud'·, IM .Siton~Jt f01ce In lfJe ttet l mmltdiJtfll'y attBf the •u.sslnlllon took pia~ lnt •XJ»t~.«J and lar••t• usu•t (U$tffJUtlol!l WtNt ne•ra ls,.tll•fttered Wat S.lrut to poilU ,,• •,..•• •nd a ,,, Qlyl u studttnt Ft•tt. 11 pertl.;utarty dltturblng OKlUSt tht rouoo lot th• lOw IUrfJOU/11 OOV/OUJ. As C#ill J1clt1on pur It, "rnt IOOk•tnd-rol/ mv.lt; and OHr wtr• entlttly gelrfHitO flfhltt t tUO.,fl '" T,. lottowl"'l opinion "'PPBII«l orlglnolty /lflntOC! ttl r~• 11112. ,t.prlt 15-21 """loft of the ANC I go to studtrtl /MitHts ,.,..t; tnd until my Junior '/.,, 1 ~ WtM/ ro ,At"• frtJ!tm•n, I f'Hhltd th lt It I IOhool W/t9re t/lere . , , so IIW• lnt-s~r~r lon of dlllflflnt /leta. IILidtfH IOC/t l alt•lra wou/4 provt to be no '"'f· 1.1., e 'miU-at:71' look p/I CI lit two helplns ci~HI•" Ptfean"l'n c.mps th•t _,,, lnl.nJivefy •urroundfld bf lsra•lls. ''" nut thing hllrdt llflll Cllftn~ 1111)' JW"••• dlll11ent. I trlfJf/ lt>1lt0-l on otooptlon of ,.,,r. hod no •n•WI•t1go otth• tflughtft until conlld.,lb/y bt•mtnglt 011 th• PhotongiJIJ. 111181 hid MdNW)II(I 10 r1111 I new d l•tortlnQ filiOn lo th• world thlt the PlllllnQistl took revenge ror tlwit tltfn PretJdtnf-.-'«t mr non•Pittylng WI,YI wntn I movfHI off c1mpua. But 1 found even though Uvtng In tho otltdo•t communlty •nd being lamiUtr wlttr thl Olft., ~II$, f flfll Jt/11 lncflnN not ro lllfllfd ,,., Mlg/lbor!IOOCI porttOJ Whlft •ll<:tton rtm.,OIIod oroun<~, r 01f10nottemlil>g tNrtlo# regur.rly TM•• oltol<rl ...,. moto PfOCikll-1 Oll/O'JOd uo/fll1 1g1fn1t lhe PtiMOnlant , ,,_, n•ve -.tem!OCI, to owoy ouopkloft (no'lf, according to r~t • • • 1•ctt) thor , . , oe ogofllar their ,...lllfolr rNponsiOio no- - wu M-. TM l't.O mon blttw, ,,_ PfUI.I VJg/ll• •now Nltt111 MJ do liN clanmttH. r.,..~ng L - _ , . , and PIOMI>Ir '"• -lollhewotltJ. "1M 01!/y !HOOI<Im with • omorr ,, 1/101 ,.,.,hl~ko ,.,. ,. ,,.. ICOUIItJIIIKII&. lnd P'ICI/ci,.g my fllrorpononot •Mffo. ~flffl the ollrotton wu ""'· t •g•ln •trtH at home. Without• purpoae or fNaon 10( tlttndlng, 1 TOC"ffnflod I"" portr.• •• thl ~~'f!'Y ~~~~ftV.~I/otr• IP.r, em1rtMI.'• ...,-ol,.,.,..lJtlltH.'• 8 . 'lbe ........... ~. ·~ 1112 ·-·Na--by-· ~···· . ... wer•. No metter how welt I AMw tf?e ho,t or how ''cool" ht Wit, It &eemod '"' onty bile• ptflon t saw at mo1t p1rt1es 1"'11111. UMortun•taly, tn• /loA ol mlnotlfol parrlclpltlon •nd lntoroctlon with thO UniUflftY community 18 not re.,rJcted to w•• s ocial alltit•• There ' ' ' tto mlnorfrtes on the of any ol lnl SCitOOr5 1/1 ntWIPtPfll or In tho mo}orlty oft,.,. &11 elcJO•II'nd organlzlllons, TMrt 11 one rnmoflty stucttnt on tfHI OOirdt ol tho Student Bor hsoellrtloft (SBA~ S<Jb bolrrd, on<l ,,.,. IIIFCS.t.. but non• on GSA•• bOIJrfl, PQ$/tiort• of ,,. Stu.;.nt Assoclarlon. or In th• St:hl ctfl administration. Tht Un#lttrtlry't ldmlnfsttltlon l•rts no t»tt., 11 an e.xt"mp'•· a.slflfl In '"' Attlrm•tiWl Action on<l StUdlftt Affairs otflce•. 111111 Itt no minotlfy Iliff metnbert on "" fllllt flOOr of C1pen Hilt. {00ifiOIIOn, A1 of this semut*f, Or, Robert Palmer h•• bHn 1ppolrUtd the Auoclltlon VIce p,.•KJ•nl of Aeodomtc Allotrs, '"POnsfOit lot minority lftUdent dl'llfopmtflt) ffvdent •t•lf• In ,,..,.,.,, Our fehool ftl&· 1 mlnotlty ,s-tud-Hit • .,,,poputttlon ""k:" ....ol30rs_ , ~~. PGI><JIIti<>n, ill How Yorlr Stlto ..-.tho mlnorfry-totloft Is •!most 20 pwc•nl. Aa 1 community we /five mtfhl v.ry lfttr. /1'01/IOU IOWOrd (MIIgll(lon e.nd t" •~tlon. Al)o, w. hne not u1«1 tht gr••t•$1 resot;roe In • mullkutrurea -11ocfety, I or•tlt If 11 muCh •••ler to ..&oototo with poopr. wtm you ere ltmlllar, 1/PII II Ia • problem the Unl>ror&lty ~~~ tried to lddreu lnd ther• are no euy enswera or tn1glc•1 atept to make us • cohtSIIft unfVOI'Jity. How~,, • • rtu~ta, we h111e '"' IISPD'fllbhlty to move fOIWatd. to /lfOIOit tho ltt<Nilyltr orx orx;r.t IYOftftf, to t•k• ,,.. b«t lrorrt the ,..~ •n<lto try,..,,._, ,,. mtUoAu o l - QOf'O#IIfoftL lndUt~ •nd un•w•~WH~•• •IIJ,•tM ,.110,. -lief;>• 10 , ; , . . _ , _, _ , /1111 .,.,..,. . fll11"""· Tram l ollord formet Chair, StUO...I Council on f.llnorlly Allolro, tnd Stud., I R•P<Henlatlvo 1p lht Unlvorolly .. Coilnou., ,•, �Run-dow·n Ellic~tt furniture still offered to residents hi problems ~crt lroocd out ... We: hod arowln&paiN last y<M, but this ~ear we apect a strong atudm t turnout for this pro&ram." 8UJh said . By ERICk OJA $pft1rum SID// Writu n ordcr 10 cmte :m :umosphcre in wbiC'h midtnts au a)vm a dirCC1 role tn the Improvement or tbcu $llr<O~nd10p, Custodial I S<rvtcu. alop& "irh the H OIISlng Off..:'e 11 in.scilu:tin& a student \'OIUI\IM' furnhurc rr.pajr 1l proa.ram. Any dormiiOr) rwd<nl WJ' Inc rc,ur hnuu repairing a tO spend damaatd section of a couch which hLU b«n selccred for him by Custodial S<MCCJ "ill have ttl< pri>Ucao of lawfully kccp;nc it In his room for chc entirt- KhelOI ThiJ year. proa.ram spon.scm. omaal donn rq:ulalloru Sltp-ulatc that no furni1urc nta)' br f'C'IllO\«l from thesr rcspeccht k>UH;JH tor tan)' reason ""hal!oOt'\tr But Oirtelor of HnU'iiOJ M adtson Boyce noted Ihal "the fumb.htnas in each lounge- wnc tm-ant \O be Uicd b,. any rcsidcnl' or that dorm. and not Just by tndilldual• who have illqally mo\ed them to 1htir own room,.·· Tht Un1\~hliY n:pecu io benefit ..lth to-n ,.... or both ondall>m and illcaal .,.,..,..,nR uf 1 or Cu$lodial Bush said that the prosram w111 "\tantd a; an optlon ln the race or a arc:;at amount or fu.rnalurc. Otrcctor ScNites O.~<oy dlsttC»>Itr amungs1 tht d orm 6(X) Of the C':I)UCh t«tkJns Yt~t' Craft Ctntcr. which as bcl\to tt'n Fargo and <he Student club. A four dollar fcc defray• th• co•• of the lnllructors, and cnsu i ncurred by ihe Unlvenity, web as for tri!Uporlation of l hr COUthO lO tbose w~o do DOl Uvc within arr)'lnc distance of EJhrot t . placed in the hall~·ay lo unacs. and huncir«lJ mor e havr been ordcrtd since then to replot<: those IO>I by thrn and destruction.-Whne 200 scctioM need r<palr or rcplxnncnt eadl year. •'the orl&inal mock-Is w!Ucb " e ordered of the couch Donn rcsid~'llS who wuh 10 or this pro&nm arr C"nC'Out'i\JC to \l{sil 1br Crral1,•t 11Lt ad\'ant~&e: thin mcrall<p. w!Ucb neassitated a modlfocarlon of tbc bast," BUJb wd. A student "'ho elcc!S 10 join tbc ruosram rebuilds the m:tirt couc.h "CC1ion. wuh ''Custodial Scr""lcc IR Clement Hall hclping with the more dimc:uh tasks, such as bulldlna new "oodcn [ramti and machine JChc-binJ, (abric C0Vf1'1 which the uudc:nt has cut out rrom pan em," accordina 10 Swb. Whcn a panicipant has selected th< couch oohldl he "'""u to rrbwld from amonJ,S1 tbr selmHm offered to bJm, 1\e CUB 0111 fab~ of the color of hU "-oice. When '' bctfl tngctbcr, the Jludcnt Mwrnbles thr eruJrc unit with str<l boltl. 8\lsb said the h•• ,.wn Cutter's Comer 1325 Mill ersport Hwy. (acrou from the. Mclrrlolt) Discount w/10 lime·" )<at, 634-6709 bill " was 1101 Wlltlthis year thot ==~;Tlc:Q~;;;I;o;;; ;; ai~T~Ido.;;;;;_ ;;;~O;;; vt l;;;;; oU, ~~ at I he door or ~l"'r.. 854-1415 ~ lrt fli t h . .r r of 8UIIIIO'I Th ••t •t Olafrkt. rto hl ne.d door to 1J2,U.J'~ {iU'I: 10 yean aco. " Buth added that "lh< ><hoot must pay nearly S40.000 per ye-.r to repair the cffa:u or campus vandalisru, and throu&)l tbiJ propam •c u.pca t' Ja"C: sontc of that money:• fllrnhurc, nnd 10 provld ~ an np'"'" for &rudcn" who l!le ..,ulna to don••• chcir •P"'• :rhis rn>vam n:l>ted lu! purc:hascd by the Univtr$ily nearly c:apc:a an c:nthusia.stic response b) tlk dormitory community-at ICIJt 10 Mucknu to work bclwecn ont ond r....r o'clock Saturihy •Ounoons a1 the Crcatl\'t Crall ~lcr U) the Ellicou C<>mplu. When Ellkon opened in 1974, CalM with easily b<ubblc )ell. " new piece or runu tu ~ 11 much stronacr ahan the ori&inaJ presents: s~u 's r b.. t.,. ~ AZTEC JWO..STEP Country Folk Rock Tuesday, Oct. 5th at 9pm - NIGERIAN WEEK SPEAKERS DINNERS CULTURAL SHOW At Red Jacket Quad. 2nd floor Saturday, Oct. 16th 1982 Time: 9 pm-2 am DonatJon at the Gate Presentesd by: Nigerian Student Association Undergraduate Student Association KENNY RANKIN Extraordinary Folk Singer/Guitarist with Special Guest Ri chard Thompson Oct. 6th at 8 & COMMUTER AFFAIRS COUNCIL MEETING 3 :45 P.M ., Thursday October 7-th Palmer Room , Harriman Hall BE THERE It's Your University Too!! .~ SA Sponsers Conserve UB Poster Contest Conserve VB is a-new energy conservation campaign • A ll e ntries must be subm itted to SA (111 Talbert) by Fri. Oct. 8 at 3 p .m . • Entries sho uld be submitted as a "polished rough ". (suitable fo r reproduction as an 1 1 x 1 7 poster). Maxrmum of 2 ink colors. also all poste rs must include ··conserve UB " • $50 paid for the chosen entry • poster m ust motiuate an energy-saving theme at UB For details call: Wendy Girsky 636-2950 Wolter S impson ,636-2 025 Stud<mt Assoclotlon MonGrry, • - ••. ""'tooctnom. I .... �lhe <OMtructlon or. studeol union, Sample bdleves ror the COil or lhac Albany mould h< 10\lllna 1o maln1ane-. "Thb is a pia« I hope ch< Scale would play a more substantial role Ihan thai o r appn>vin1." hewd. Sample arrirmod thai h< <Uppon• a catlrallud student union, "my pmoml opin.ion (oo bovina a Rudenc union) lJ )'6. I Ihint it would be a.,..., .,... ..-r lo the UnMniiY CIOQlrnuniey." The Prcsideol added l.hal h< ls also ''dcdlcatod 10 maininc 11uden1 '~'""" oo (Moln SIIUI) campus." ..1 am willlog 10 persuc rc:uoaable: objectives" in AlbiUIY 10 oblaitJ rijhu 10 bwld a studeol·fundod radlily. lht Prcsideol .ald.. "Ho~er. I f«lchr fir11 people """' have 10 expras lhtis fedin&s is lht studeoc ~y. I would be rclucwu. lllllm I &ot a ""'"' •how or •uppon rrom lhe nuden» lo pasue this ouresslvtly.'' Sehaehcer explalnod chr role or lht lludenti..Oen que~~loo. "Should scudtl!u be payina fD< 1bar own 11udtn1 unioa? We would be I he only studeollln SUNY 10 do this." u cr)'lna 10 deal ,.;,h lbr fU\aodal Student government questions and answers c:Dmprth<NIYC aad runct~ about lhe buildinc which woold ~ udeot unioa buildin& befO<t 1990 <OaAA of studeoU from all &r<U is ineumbmt upon SludentJ tO Of lht univcnily will! I f~a~Jty nudmt to•trnmt•t Prmdtnts. vide lht mollia IO suataot« aod odmioistntor. wilb lht Iauer UB Pral<hnt Str>~m B. Sttmp/t, Ihe boodJ to <OOSIN<I 1he two bovina no votin& ri&hu. Tiles< Dirertor of Pubf'"' Affarn Hofl) buildlna. arc all still very much in the JadstHI, &Nutirr Ass/stonr to A!Ja, Ihe UIM 1J ripe. Comin& fonnative S l - but conuol of lhe tht Pfftidt m Ronald S/rin directly aR<r the struuJe IO AVe bwl<lina is THE major <Onc:ern or and VI« Pr.sidtnt for Slud..r Squire Hall wtUc:h pve sludenU al all!luderu ao..mnlttll presidents. ,M .;'fi ;,.a_i,. _ R_k_h_a,_d_S ;..i;:; U;.t_lk_o_w_ _ _ _,_h_ I•_•_•_I•_.,_.._'Y:.._•_u_em _ end _ o;..UJ _._.-T o CDSUTe this u much as possible T M ftJJioWUfZ 1$ qunrlotU tllld ~from ..-tflll$ h</d With fed abou1 o >1udeot union rund<d by their money and • suney ...,..od tike an ·~•• and erfmJvc: way to flftd OUl. I) WID a refemodo• follow lllb or rial wUI llappoo Mxt? A, The plan is IO bepn wilh Ibis survey. If the ovm<lhelmma rrspc>M< is in suppon or a 11uden1 funded Sludcn1 Union 1he n..:1 ,.- SA President Cordell Schachter (rfgh Q and Senator Sieve Catron• I m'IOI.,in t lltt ron.str&~riJOn o) 11 sru.thnt·/ulfdnl u"lott for tlw Amh•nt Compus. It """ prmi<kd by tM ttudrnt f(n~rnmtlfiS. Tlus tt:tt rs ,.ant u • workm& don~m~nt and only C'Qpsull:u lht ltngthy disnu:rio!IS /Ntwvr /ht studdlls gnd admmislrruon. I) I lboel,llt llltre • .,.. alrndy 1..-111e ....,.. 10 btala <aostructloo of a SI- t Union on tbe AotlltnC C..p•? A. No. Thac buildlna b a Sludcnt Activilies Spaee, not 10 be confuKd with a Studenl Unlon. The buildina planned ror lmmc:dlatc 1f0Undbrrakina cao be ...-'hat ll to IN"'f't't'Wf UM ICatt or ou owa odalalllraCioa lro• oW. ..... )al ,..,.,....."' lk boldl"' ..,. Ill •d A. The studeoiiQVernmenl pra:kknts uc unanimous lha_t alldlwtlllt..,.. aod.....,.. wtall k loc:aod! A . A=rdin& 10 the UnM:nity 10 blllld on SU!'IY .....,,.... a bid ptteodHI, especially ror.- 10 Jlll1 ouppon for this pr~<nl ~una fu.ndin1 sou.rtt. It Is also ]usc befort an d«tlon. whi<h IJYC:S w a fiulc added dout. 5) Is lllls '~' ot1b toodma aoora7 A . No. Pan of Lbc overall will be <~<rened from parlrina viol11lon ineomc (appro<. SIOO,OOO/ yr,), liOUn:cs whhln lhe Unlv<r&lly cndow:nenu or Univcu.ily al Buffalo Foundoclon, activities from lhr Facully C1ub, and 1n.)' pt"ivale donationl we can obtain. 6) II t~• ltodeiotJ lo .... conddtTed not much more th.an a rllbstdlcr. ""'. ll WUI ... llw ~ ol Olio ~t l l - 1 T1uol b, llow ..,........................... amoun1 of wpport and .sympatby ll 1.1 a.o opponunC' tltM' Jt&lc..WJ<Ie "&Jorilied recrt~~ion etnler." The Studeot Union. on the other hand. wiD repl.o« lilt space iost by lht USUfl>&UoD of Squire Hall. Taatativdy , it wiD contain sueh lhillp u a coof<ftlla: !healer, mulll·purpoJ< room, o:servalion rooms, lou~ "'-· tkket orll<t. art pllery, etuldcare oetner, offooa ror student JOYCrn<D<nl,. ...,,.... •'!~do -·111 ..... ••Jo.. IIUdiOI OO•UIH IO be bRill? A . A \>CI"Y impona.nt q~ion and one "e ate all still pondm.,. mit"""" before 'I< wooJd ever llf<eto such a deal or n en tn6one lho more formal rerercndwu !hal would have 10 orlld.llly apprvV< I he mandacory r.. nWe .-e wooJd Wlnl• • lepl aad bindina thai 51udeoU would maintain a "Jipifocanl" amount or c:oauol oHr tbe bw'ldlna. "Sianirocant"ls in q1101es boelwe the eua twUK or 1ha1 C!Oftlrolls aill1o be We ~=·~':':·~~:,0 ==:~::.::our VIce <011 botld dac:ription the UK or lht bulldifta u only a Jtudeol uuioa. 0... ~ problem wi&ll llll> iclca 50,000 sq. n.. II is esdawod to SilO/sq. ft. iododlaa fumbblnp, etc. lu lentatift lacatioo is adjaemt 10 tb< ptanllc:d Jtudeotlll<tivitles '~"'«(see map). J) Hew alldl . . ..to • ....,.. lo ...,., A. Sll· U pet .......ur for ruU. tim< studeoU; a pr<l tala amounl ror port•tiiM ltudeoU. 4) Wloy be r . . - 'r ••M Jt.._. r-t A. 'l1leto- aeveraJ reasons. To btain wilb, the onlY st\ldeotofl*< pW>aaj (or the immodlatAo ru1un 11 AIDh<pr ~ Ia lllc Slatlerll AaMties Center (:JO.JJ!O), Therd'ore. If we .,.1111 1 mD<c referendum 1o decide whetbtt or nOI tO nWe student fees to build lhe 51udeol union. CTbis additional r.....uld not just be addod "" 10 your mandalOry RUden! fees but "'ould be a separate line.) 9) Willi aboaiiiUdeat llllloa SilO<< oo lilt Malo Stroot Colpusf l A. h is tslimartd that an additionalll million would pay ror lb.< rennovatlon ol a buildina which is included in lh< previously Silled addilional fee llUdeniS would pay. 10) Why ean'l llw p......,t "Collflt FHI .. we art blUed HCh semesler be used 10 rand lbc Sludenl Unloaf 1\. All SludcniS throuahoutlhc SUNY sy11em pay lhese fees 10 the SUNY Dormllory Aulhority 10 auaranlre lhe boods wed to build dormltori... 1hroua1>ou1 SUNY. 1t) Coo.tiderloa cbu lbiJ bodldlaa b DOl ..... . bait byllalt flloda WOD't WCI b.aTC 10 CIC)Yft" t•e costJ ot • al•ttaaace ud , , _ , . U so, how •ado w11111 coli! A. Yes. The cunml <011 or maintenance and utilities [S r.,ured at S4/sq. n.. Conslderina that lnRalion is about 10 percent, by the time lht buildlna is c:ompk1od lhe toR will be do...- to $}.,\01 pet sq. R.. ThetefD«, the COJI wiD be approximal.dy $2110,000 a yur. Much or this, ;r not an, can be paid OUI of aperatlous, tspecially ~ from the F'lalhy Club if it turns OUI lhliiM fiQIIly tarulot be apprised ora spee~r,. yearlY ree. U) a.11ta'1 Uob rio!< l6u of Is the lire or the bonds would oaly run abou1 IS.lO yurt aod il would o.u at lnJt 4-$ yan oo complete constno<tlon lbus alvin& us only about IO.U yan oontrol. AJoo, Ibis is prtclsdy tbe IWUIC Of the &UIIrOJII« Jtudtnll - · pvca 10\11> Squire Hall. Another suqesdon Is an aet\IMI lease wilb SUNY ror 99 yurs whkh 'I'Ould alve UJ a auaranoee or bot~ COftUolllld fuoct lOII Of I~ bulldlna. Onc,othet ldaa b to c:reate • oornmill~ to ma.kelhedet:b!oJU 16!~~·. -~··~,-- we abo intend co be ~eetly involved io ~ wUb lhe stale as wdl u lht :ar:tua1 desian or tbe bw1dift&. 1) Wloal'• Olio- a " lonaal , . , _.. , IIIIo""' tlolo . . a lonaal A . No. this js not a merendum. It iJ I Wrvty of studerus' Initial ttspc>M< tolhe idea or. student rundod Suxlen1 Union. After much ddibenlion over lhc subjet:l or 1 referendum \Oe allalfeed 1ha1 h miabt be a'Unk premiiUKIO IUD such a fotma) and blndina w>l<. llocausc of Ihe llfltti<Y of tbt wk thou&h we did wao1 to aet to~M idea lbo!ll how the stut!enu ,.,.,.......? Slep it ror Dr. Sample 10 brio& llloK resuiU IO tbe Olltntloa of SUNY Ctt>tsal and lht New YD<k SWe LqbWure 10 btain the proeeu or pmcrina suppon ror lht whole icluor wln1 ''private" monies lo oonslrua 1 blllldln& lor a special int...... lfOUp 0111 SUNY Campus. A> sca1od befo<e, 1his is a preeod<n1 5<11lna idea and ii!J not at all definite lhal SUNY will llf« 10 it. Evm if our $1Udenll are very ~lUna 10 eoncrlbul< rundi,., SUNY may 1)01 allow 11 10 happen. If thOUih, afl<r all or Dr. Sampk'J erron• • SUNY does Olf«, we "iilllhen ...ve: to run a bona nde need your type. Donate Blood. + American Red Cross �Royals clobber Mansfield St.; defense chokes opponent By JCEVIN A. KRUE(,£R Sports Editor P ity Maruf..td Sl. Tbt team ran into a primrd Royalt sqoad at tile Alumni Comp.k x lui Friday and "«t: routed. L<R "~tr Tricia Am<"S ><Or<d four times as UB (4-1) o.1<nd<d cheir cutrdtt row aame winnln& streak •• '"" - o r Marurl<kl 51. (I·)). -...orkouu,.•• The Ro~ attack includ<d maklna Mansli<ld's aoali< >101> 18 shots. StlltinJ aoalk Dobbie Jasaak and arly .oa:o0d bllf SUbWIUie B<c:ky llanh earn IOuth<d the ball on« OS tb< tWO ,...,.. hardly d\allena<d. "They coukln'l s:a h out of their own cod. mudii<SS "ooy;OI about dolna somctbina m our cod.·· I he Michclle Slii<"S, POPI'Y Doro, Paul Cronin and Barb CrdJhto~. "Poppy is the main.. ayof 1he defmJ<," Dimmkk said, "The d<femi,·e halflra<lr line lJ J•n .so "rona. This year we've dlana<d to a h<o.;cr cl<fms<. Last,...., .. e had 0<1IY one d<fendu, a '"«P<'· on a •i&bt anaJe shO< from the ~en s:kk just be!on half time and P,\e the Royals • ~ halfiime lead. "Tricia bas be<n "Orti~ so hard for three )UIS and now die bu f.nally mode it ioto tbe auo;· Dimmick: s.aid. Now ~·e ha\t lhr« &iris runnin& Join us Jascuksald. When Banh touth<d round out the toOrin1. The eventual pme winner wq by Jeanne Quinlivan: othm wue by 10 r around t-It lh«e." Ave play<rs seor<d one opl«x Tbt r~e~lbat tb< Royals bear a Division II lt:a.m lJ bdpful in th<ir qu<"St 10 panidpate in poSI-s<a.soo toum&lllents. Thci\Wicr tb< ltvel, the more poiolft they are wonh whm it coma to rankin.& t e&I'IU with a minimum or common opponcou. •' We ha\-e the .spted. •-e have the deJXh," Oimmkk Jald, "Alii >« Is aood thinJs for tb< dub in lbe ftnure.·· m our Sukkah .../. and boll, 11 ' WING IT! (at our b eer/wing binge) IOc wings and 25c beers 8:00 p.m. in rhe SuHohs T uesdoy, Oct. 5 <Amhenr Chobod Houso) Wedn..day. Oct . 6 ~oin St. Chobod Houso) The word or the day ..... domin>n«.. The Royals ou1shot 1h<ir foes 27 10 I and the nine ana1s shoncred the old UB r«<rd or .............. )<<II when '"" Royals beatS.. Bnna\tniW"< 7·2. "The atlllet has Just reall)' come throu&b lucly," Head Coach Betty O.mmid: Jald, "'You kno" 101lco )'OU , .. the boll into tht aoal area you still have to h1v~ thll tnta bit of &UUO lO &el it into Ihe net. And lal~ly ~have brm gi\ing lhe opposinJ aoalles .... tlleaaJ. In I r'" 10 the loose boll wuh a Mon<lield anat:kcr. die md<d up on top or 11 and th< I<'OOp 11110 the upper left hand comer •u the: mnu of ' Comedian, Musician, Educat or " REB NATURE" M>J>Sfidd'• ofrms<. One •hot, oru: aoaJ. II -as O<IIY the third aoal 1bc Ro>-pb ba-. aJven up all J<OSO<I-oppos<d to the 17 th<l ha\ e thcm.JC:I\'CS Ames' four aoals ..... qukk in comina. aU In the first 4S minute. or the aarne. The hat •rick came EARNOVER$1,000 AMOm. ~-----------------------~ Deli Place AND OPEN THE DOOR TOATOP · ENGINEERING FUTURE. 3588 Main Street Across from Goodyear Hall at ~nlversity Plaza . - Tuesday enj oy UVE ENTERTAINMENT by Bu ffalo's own DAVID LAZERSON Royals Jeanne Quinlivan on the attack luncheon Special llam-2pm FREE Soup or Salad with Choice: Roast Beef/Week, Turkey Breast, Corned Beef Sandwich, Vegetable Lasagna How many corporations would be willing to pay -)'Uu over $Jooo a month during your junior and senior years just so you'd join t he company after graduation? Under a special Navy prog ram we're doing just that. I t's called the Nuclear Propulsion Officer Candidate-College Program. And under it, you'll not; only get great pay during your junior and senior years, but after graduation you'll recei ve a year of valuable grad· uate-level training that is not available from any other employer. U you are a j unior or senior majoring in math, engineering or phys ical sciences, find out more today. And let your career pay off while still in college. For more information, call the Naval Man· agement Programs Office at <716) 85b-1730 $2.95 I SPECIAL 3 Budd Splits $1.00 Anytime I L---~·-•• Expires 10/8/ 82 • • • • • • • • J Batley Coin t.undromat 3074 Bailey near Kensington WASH 60c DRY 25c 112 hour 'Open 8 am - 9 pm 7 Days a week 2nd Location 2583 Iaiiey near Delavan - - -. -. - - ' �Running ·-n~,--, opparmtly b<c:omc <lQ)CIICiablc as it ....,. IUs cbotes can be assumed by .-her ll1liveroily orrooor. Directon and ckus aro arnid 10 critldu !be l'r<skl<nl rear~q repomwions. lkcause or the tiaht fiscal condiUon of the State lllld rhe rettru hu1c ar Which Sample hu mode administrative Chllll&es. I hey rontc" lhdr positions might be mjeopardy. Their jobs mi&ht be the .-se to cut a budge~ary -..er. Sample has ctevaty used hi$ \<Ice j'rdid<niJ at the fronl ID<D for these rassiiiJUII<OIJ. AU the arranaemenu fit Into Sompk's suateay. and be has auoclethe vice president$ the~ auys while he ctwnplons the University's cau.. .. the white kni&ht . Sftmplt'f ovtr lumina of Rossbera• choice for Social Sciences Dean crnbarasstd the Vice Pre51d:nt amot\1 roculty. The oad<mk r~ rcspoDS!IIilida R~ bas UIWD<d plac:a bim WICier o lot or >~Bin . II is a bwdco he bas born< without Sample's support. Throuah these octioou and tn.hudes, Sample bas been oble to dfCC"tivdy reshape: the in.stiturion 10 his lilr.in& and, unUke his predccnsor. wilb a minimum of •ritldsm. Only in poclteu or the University community has there bta1 tliscussiocs of !be Implications or the indlvid..al IQOV<S. Other lJw> that, it has &One virtually WlllO<ic:<.s. CocukleriJ>& the awesome • E nsibility be hos ,;...., the vice ' u, and the manner in w icb be has bad !helD tmpl<rnent his decisions, it is only lNnllter or time berore lhe pressure or complaints tluttlhe vice presld..,ts ue now bandllns tlisrupu the University's Operations. Football. __ r<mO\'Cd too.y and it wUI be decided bow mud> 1ooc<r II< w\U be out or octioo. The Benpls, on the other hand, do not rely on just ooe QB, but fO<tr. Jon Wiley, a runnln,planal· caller, started cbe&ame. When UB •hue down the Benaal rusnlnc attock, Buffalo St . Head Cooch La Duaan m..rted pusina Quarterback Dan Sll!lsanese. H~<r. Sansaoc:se is still suffatnc rrom 1 bruised thumb, so be ..., tempOrarily replaeod by Bnd c~ner.Aftahe~ ineffeam, Sansaoc:se took the helm ooee apjn. When the pme was decided, Duson p vc Joe Mitt& ch~ posidon for the remainde-r or Ihe concat. Mazza, had been the Incumbent stoner for•the Benaah the put two years. Sansanese, when be was not throwlnc. WANTED Students to try out for the S.U.N.Y.at Buffalo · Nationally Ranked Women's Bowling Team. Register on the day of try-outs or pre-register by calling Pam after 9:30pm {835-7132) or Barb {839-2248) Try-outs will be held Thursday, Oct. 7 at 4:00 pm and Satt.irday,Oct.9 at 4:00 pm at Sheridan Lanes, 3860 Sheridan Drive (between Mille(sport . & Harlem> . ,rompageta somesimes played tatlbock. Whik the quane~beek .:ltvrfle maylutve unnent.d the smistlciMJ, it clld not affect cbe Bulls defenJ<. "That really didn't bother us." Uneback·e r ~ Quinlivan $Old, " What We had 10 WOrTY about was when they wercn 't urlna San sanae u the qutrtcrt>ack, they had him uthc tt.illutck . Buffalo Sl . sometimes uses thlt in an op1ion .,..., but they coulcln 't today." Quintivan r... an inttfUI>tlon JS yuds into the mjltone in the tbird qu&ntf Olld recovered 1 fumble in a wild scquenee of ....,,. tiW riddled the third period. Robert Kenner stopped lD front of Hyt:r's only l.nterccption and ron it down lO thc U8 J I. Two plays later UB's Martin Derby thwaned the drive by rctumlna the favor. Again, two Bull plays later, defensive tatkle Sam ()ray • stripped the ball out or Hren hands and; llenpb bad aood fl<ld positton on the U B JS. On the nat play, QuinUvan pounced ou Sansancse'J wmblc to stop Buffalo Sl. once aaain. The ~ucncc or turnovm bothned Dugan so much that he >toned to meander his way from the . UB looks ahead 10 ne.J..l W«k*s sidellnes to the ult. pme at the "RoekpUe", War Memorial Stadium, apimt Division I Canlsius. 'The Golden Griff• ,.il r..,. a team tiW is •venainc28 poinll a came, but still does DOl satisfy its coach. ..We have a very explosive orram." Dando .aid, " 1 thouch thac we arc colna to have co work on passln& a lictle bh more. We're not a bala.nccd team, iwt passins. If they ue aolnc to stop w, lhey'rc 1011'\1 co h1ve to stop our throwiq.'' ATTENTION ALL ENGINEERS The Society of Women Engineers will hold its first meeting Monday, Oct. 4'm at 4 pm in Norton 214 New Members Welcome efreshments Will be Serve Stucknt Association till \\Ill(((,\, t ' I \ I H.'l n WASHINGTON Graduate St.udent Coffee Hous~ SEMESTER Oct. 5th - Talbert Bullpen 9 pm Marcia Taylor ____ ..,, . . . .- -----·._......,. .·=---..,,_..., ::.:.::::.. . .... ·- ....... ·A~Nrtc:M~ ·~J--...... • Uf'Mft ,.,.... ....... .t__.,. ... _ ........ __ =-~ •Ait:IMCI ............. ,..,..__ __,., · JI'uWic:~ ~--..... ,..... ·--..."- .,.,..., �classified ads CLASSIFIEOS anc1 ETC m.ey tt. ~ •t Tht 8P~tCtrvm olnoe1' Ba\dy Had. OHk• h0ut1 . . . a.m. to 5 p.m.. Mondly lhru F~. 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"':""t ~ .....,._~, ~-~ .......... _.........._....., ......, ... -. .... ~ .. . . . . . , . . . f'OW~l ... . . . . 1st Senate Meeting Today, Oct. 4th at 3:30pm tn the Talbert Senate Chambers Attendance Is Mandatory R.Y MOHDAY 9P.M"' 2A.M.H!!! / H lll' .'u,~. rt- f l FILM/INFO: OCT. 6~ ROOM 100, ALLEN HALL, 7 PM. Welcome to the World - �.. OOOOOOOOOOCICIOOOO O :',.::',~==~~~= =:;",.,"::; . l ::..,.., ,..,.,. ~ C.ttt..,.,... ~ Yearbook ettl OWtGAI _..,.. 11M to tl\ltll tl!le Sto '""' atfA. 8(.(1\: ----~:~:~.::-:~"-.. ~-.0.. ClOWn' ~_.., - Sign-up between October 25-29th at the following $[~\ICES Cia. ......... Gad~'~~'? ~..-.--111 1~-- ~ lYP'tNCL Fu lt ,.,...._ Mltl IIU.tllr C0.0\11. , THI'Ifle!IOO~ •t lf'MW'll., ~ " ". . .,.. otlllorety P'toto. MlmNO COHCINHHO ntl ,-oMJMI a....lc · Portraits 1 'I I'INt, --WO!IIO lnl~eG. J:r.;=.."*:;:,·-··•-.. ...... ~C: ... ~ . ~~ V1Y1A.N NOffMA.M-Totlltly ......,._ fNI ... . . tni... AIIptyM~~IIIblr fl.IIL-4 TYI'lHO AHO WOfiJO .. bi\ISa., ~- S... ~G14111ue3lGXl. artf\ eu111. ~ ;:::.,;o ..'!.'~::=.,..~~ .... , •• F~AMYMATH.to1<U.el'lf~-- hl*~. ~oo.,., JIL. &.1 ............ n.~pe.1y .. Fa11Cal_.._ll:wlfltllo.. ,...- Jo e•dons: 845 liarrlman TONIGIIT Library · ' 1 1 1 Talbert Hair STUDY NIGHT fru Popeorn no loud music coflu. d'rlnk5 14 Baldy Hall TUISOAY 167 Millard RECORD REQUlST NIGHT fru W. Pub T-shlrts to be rained Fillmore Academic Center wtDNISDAY 0£SIC.NER lEAN Nlc.HT Prizes lor the Best Girls &. Guys Jeans Plus Blue Whale Party " Win a Boat" 636-2468 for questions latko HALF PARTY PIZZA GIANT PARTY PIZZA _ · sgoo Rd. Cheektowaga . 681 -7120 Falls Boulevard 834-3995 c~r~ ' ' $450 .. l" • - $350 * • ;o SUPER FAST PRINTING CI'H'"''-t' & P ~o~t'r~n• 6~ •O- LARGE CHEESE rtiiiiTIIIG AIIO elf9lltia WITMS • P IZ l A • ~ ~INCS • 1f!, :o - , 1 s LARGE CHEESE ~Cl-1:1 71'J- e •:' •,f. • POP S AL E • •, & ONE I NGREOIENT $397 . -. -. . · ROAST BEEF ON WECK 84C $179 PIZZAMERICA 836-2996 •,. 3081 Main St . ........ QUICK COPY ........ • Rn•s •IOilOll o -.uUIIOS * TO INTRODUCE OURSELVES TO THE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY GRANDMA LEE'S IS OFFERING A ~0°/o DISCOUNT ON ALL FOOD ITEMS Upon presentation of Student J.D . or this ad (offer good only between 2pm and closing) * We offer homemade soups&.. sandwiches, var ious breakfast items, light d inner entrees and roasted ch icken suppers. TIY OUI vtGET ARIAN LASAGNA ON TU£SDAYS &. WlDNlSDA YS -This offer Is valid from I 0 /4-10/ 10GOOD AT ALL GRANDMA LEE' S LOCATIONS: ·University Plaza ·Delaware & Huron •Lockvlew Mall, Lockport IBIIDII LIB'S '® TRADE M ARK Of GRANDMA LEE'S INrL HLOGS. LTD. __ OFFER EXCLUDES: Retail Bakei'Y. ,.___THIS .........,._ ......,,. lteJ:r~s , _ An ~eve.ra~~~ .& ~ny Other_ Promotlqnal Discount. �etc. . quote of the dul· . "Someone's sot il in for me, lhey're plantins s1ories in lbt pros. •• "Idiot Wind " -Bob Dylun unnouncetn£Dts 11lld Fli .. Del_. 8, 11-1:00 in Bell 128. Eadlaa Rdalloubl~ Worbbop 11W has a f<"W oprniop. This workshop, offered by lht University Couonlin& poople w11o have rr."mtly ended ot eapoct 10 tad • sianoriCOIII rdlliomblp. Wdl 6plore pbasea of lq)lration and llau6 for new retacioruhips. Coli 636-1720 fot lnformalion. Serna- Division of S.ucknt Aff11r1, ts for Amtri<u he! Qooes M.ia Sc. Clunp"' Blood Drht, OC'I. 4 , ) , 6, Mon, Tua. Wt<l. 9 a.m.·9 p.m. cach day iu lh< Ooodyur ~.n louose. J oh lnl!alewin& P~paraUon ud T..-b.nlquts Worklbop on Frtd.lJI, ·o,..., , 8. l p.m .. 116 W<ndt, MSC. 81111•1• lo u eatloa dllonkr in "hic:h iodividll&l.l lOTI< on food and then pura<, <ilh<T by •'OIIlltln& or 1aldna laxatl•'<>. For 1nformatioa about li'Ollmtnl for this disord<t call ll9.201J. Noney A.nclrl<S-psyehochaapiY. su... ~m<nl Croup from Del. 14 to Nov. A, Thlll1<1ay>, 1:30 10 5:00--4 $CS>Ions-in the Courucb"l! Centor. If in1.....-ted call Unhersily Courudina Cen1or, 6.J6.2n0. to re&irtn. !Ia••• WriUna Worbbop on Monday, Oclobtr 4, J :OO p,m ,, Capen 10 (Aollteut) iUld Wed., OC'I. 6, 3 p .m ., lit Parker (MSC). T<ehnlqua for prtpatlna an effeotlvt rt!!lllne will bt cliS<USSCd. Wo- ud Wort: C..ltiJtc hid Wblot Yoa An Wonb will be ducusscd by Brcttda Major, Ph ,D.. A>slstau1 Professor of Job lot.........,. P.....,.llo• A T<eb&iqtoa WMAop on I'Jy<lloqy a11he Womtn'• F orum on Monday. Odobtr 411 l'IH:sday, OC'Iober S, I :00 p.m. in I Ckm<n.S (MSC). A 4:l0 p.m. in 10 Captn Hall. lnltrdled studenll, facully and .vld<Oiapcd inlen'lew will bt sbown and t!bcu$scd. ua!r are ~A'dcomt' to Attend. ~11<)'1 If lllcn was a medical ema...,.-y, •OWe! you koo• "'hal to do? If not, caD Ufe WorbhD.- (~liOII). We havt a work.lhop ll1a1 tan help. lHro IDOrt aboUI J~wlsll · ~llarol IJracl, lnl~arr!Jae, aaimitation aud othtr lopies wUI be covered Ia lhla Uft Worbbop whieh m«U w~. Call ~liOII or otOp by ll O.peu fm more illfo/rqismtlon. Alk1l<u Rod Qooes Blood Drin iJ1 Ooodyw- Hlll bctwoen 9 a .m . and 9p.m. oo Mandl~)', l'IH:sday, and Wedn<iday. Ty.0 blood is c:spcciaJly oet<lt<l, and anyoM btrwea> tht qu or 17 and 6l who is in aood hultll may be a donor. submJ\ ltU.(ts of inquiry and resumes no later than Novunbcr 15, 198llo Mr. S. Fields Wai!a<:c, lnltm Recruitmmt Agency for htltmal Ocvelopmtnt, Wasllington, D.C. lOS.ll, S)TllC11W uat•. Sdlool or Ctecl. ~ M a - 1 -.ill iotnview Abdmu C!oncetnin& their M BA proanm on Wtdnaday, Delober 201h. Call Mrs. Shea •1 tht Clr<er Plannin¥ Offit« a! 831·UIS for an oppC>inlment , Cl) Low Slucko,. Oftaa. A ihe Ca~ Ptople'a Alllaaft will ho>< a dlsw.<sion on rll< pr<UUta of bdq py at UB on OC'I 5, 7:30 p.m., 1\ttselay. O'Brien Holl. Room 106 6J6.l063. M-F. 1·5 for info. c.n met:tinp Polblo Sc..-t Leacw M..U•a on Mooday, Del . 4, .,lO, IOlO Otm<DS HaJJ, AC. Yarboot piaurc ~iU be lakm . Art Hlotory Cob M ..ll•a on OC'Iobtr 4, Tuesday, Slid• Library: 51l1 Floor, O em<ns. For info. call Marl)aoe, 837-6290 01 Amy, 831-110) . U. . . .ntd. Poly Sci. Aaiot. Mmlot1 A ~ 011 OC'I. 4. 1:30, Baldy 684. Mauaclatof)l mec~hra-dcaiolu will be held . wo... S<talon: Make nrt to 111tw ep to have your y=book portrall lll<en for indu.olon In lhe 1983 B~flalooian. Sian up h btrwem Oclobtr 23·291D ...S Harriman UOrary, Ill Talbtrt Hlll, 14 Jloldy Hall or Ia 167 MJUard m-te A*anie Cen1cr. Tho Sodtty or n EIIIP...,. M«Utta on Monday, O<t. 4 11 4:00 In Norton 114, Cllo<k uol liM Ufr Workillopt rtattla& lb& ,...k l Human S<•uallty, A.monomy and Self Health bcJin 1onlgl11 . W'1nc Wisdom and lnltmllional Appotlz.en mec1 III<T lhls woek. Comr in 10 15 Caprn for more l.ofo. or caD 631>-ZJOI. R<:alslc-r today-many or thes< ... a!rtJoll nllecl! An tatloa: P....Uw Stnlors. Wes1em New EnsJ4nd Law School will be on campus to inlc::rvfew rrospcaiv( students on Tllcsdll)', October 12, 1982. Sit1t up for inteM<wt by callina lll·l515 and ast for Mt>. Sh<L Frtncb Dub Mtttlnl on Wed., · OC'I. 6, IOlO ClerntnJ. Rcrrc.~hmen ll will bt smrtd. NHd loclp wllh ID uslpmrar? The Wrilin& Plact, lht Alltatloa: PA·Lo., SHion. New En1land Scllool of Low will Univershy'J free. drop-Jn writina tulorlal sc:rvic(. located ln ll6 Baldy Hall, Is Opto daily from 10 a ,m . 10 4 p.m., and Monday thro11Jh Th11r£day eveniQJ> from 6 p.m . to 9 p.m. Goi bo•ohed l Srudcnt> for ~Iuman, call Kdtlo Ktoll 6H-H46 or Mike Pulllnll Offitt-847 - 1010. Home-833-1493. T - 1M SbbiHot u lt11ld-&rvioo; and dlru>tt, Friday, 6 p.m . at 400.,.., Blvd. Pleasera<n"t by Thursday, Sl.S-1832. Cdtbfttioa: Slmllat Tonll, Otnl« ud petty II Hllltl II 40 CIP<'O Blvd. II lll act> IWttd 11 I p.m., Salurdoy. lorMi F - 011 T _ . , . - . . . 11 8 p .m. ill 100 Allen Hlll (formerly Baird). DanciQa ror evtryont rr- bcciAner 10 .. ~--pen a-htlcr: Tk RIDd Ho - b opn .ve-ry Monday and Wt<lnesdoy cvmlna from 1-10 p .m . Do drOp in at 40 C&poo Blvd. 1-. ........ oodal- .... ,...._ .._The CollllSdiJia C...tcr will be runolna a 6 week worbhop on Tuesdays 4:30--6:00. If IJirmsted pk.,. call ~ for an in1<Mow and further lnfonrwioll. , WIIU11 - · · ,.,...,_ lllndM u looldna rcr on usiltant a.- 10 oid ill ldmlnlllnaiw dillies. opportuDity to piD valuable ~ in ~ and buJinao. II interested p1eue contKt Mr. David Rtl<hcn at 831·1479 or lll-4100. . -...ltl O>ick<D Willa Nilbts on Tua., Oct. 3, Alahcnl Cllabed ..,._ and Wtol., Oet. 6, Main 51. Cluol.d HO... Uw -~ by lll&ffalo's o..-a David CllaloM - ~. arasi:ian, cdlocalcr. Tk llodrtJ ol w~ lsiiCCCPii<la appiJcalloo.o for rMmbonbiP C!O TU<s., OC'I. }, 1·3:00, Til~, OC'I . 7, %~ be on campus to inttrvfew pm!J)t.C'II\--e J1Uden1s on Thunday. Oc1obcr 21, 19112. Cotll M,., Shta of the Career Planning Ofrl«., 831·3515 for an tppointmt1tt. Drdo It - . . . oo T.......y. Del . 5, 9:00p.m. illllle l'allna Room on the 2nd floor of Harriman. eo.,...,. Port.al>l< 0...'> C<oiiP Mtttloq on TU<>day, Del. 12 &17 p .m. in 106 Cary, Moin Street Carnpw. Tilt puf!IO'< or the aroup is 1o rxclltna< idtas and Info. on ll1e " " and improvcm(nt of oonable compu1m. If you ~ave any quallons, pl<ast tOnlo<t Gene N<lion a.t 831 ·)2A7 or 8lH997 tvcn~'· or .0.. Fled Snell., 131·3260 or 632·3426 evenit:IJS. CroduoU.Jt S<talor> wllo on &oiDJ oe ro &ftd. or prof. ldsool wllh the e.uep~.ion of pr<·mtd, pre'<len1, pre-vet and pn:· optometry. sbouJd sa up a rderencc: Ole a1 either or lht two Caner Plllllllina 0fnCO>. Appolntmto.. for 1J1e AmberS! eampU> can be lllolde by calll111 ~Ull, ast for Mn. M""k. AI ll1e Main S<rtt1 WllpUi <*ll ll1·131 S and ask for Mr>. Shea. Nnnday SWIUIIrr Joe,..._ Pro.,.. IJIJ- Int<rnthlpa will bt avallabk wirh Ntwlday, a Lon& Island dllly pap<r. Writ< for funh<r informatloo to Barbara SoDcbez., Bdlte>NJ Pcnoru>d Mtmbet,lllewaday, Lon& lslaud, Nno< Yort 111• 1. Phocosraplly iiltcnu should .....We to MtrviA SldorMn, Sailor lldilor Pbo!Oiflplty. AnJst interns mould writ< to Warn:n Wellbo<:bor, An Director. Completed applloadons must be postmarked by Dctcmber 16, 1982. • Dodonl_..tlll_ ........ lal:.la~and llle Canibbeau IR dllibk for laur-At:DerbD Fouttdalioo Doctorel Fdlowshl.-. Appli<:atioll f011111 m.-y be obtalocd by wrltlna Doctorel Fdlo...hip f>tosram lr\lc-r·Am<riun F~lon, 1515 Wilson Blvd.; Rosslyu, VA.2Ul9. N - ~ fw 8c:loottw f - Oradoalt Fdlowshij,o and Hallou1 .5dc:Dce fouQdatioa Mlaority Fdlowll>l.- an be obWncd by wriiJaa f<llowll>lp orne.. oatlonal Reaeareh Counal, 2101 Conttitution AV<ttue, '\Vuhlnaton, D.C. liM II. Fdlowslllpo are awardt<l for study or work 1eadlna to Muter'a or Doctoral dqrets 1.o ihe matltaDIIlcal. J>llydcal, bioJosical, ~ and toc:lal tdcDca and ill lilt History IDd Pltilosopby or Sclalc:c. ~ OR .......,....s for millorltio$, · pbytlo&lly budoioapp• d ud members of other 1110\-i£8, utts & lcctttres Cradullt StadeJII A.uodallon ConcM on Oct. s, 9:00 p.m . in lllc Talbtrt Hall BuUpen. Mardi Talyor wiU open lht ooffoehowe S<ries this Tuesday. Fr<e. IA<1ort ~t Dr. ~~- Molaodo<, .U... Dlr. of Gntud Z..o, a nuckar ...., cd.uarlon project. Tlladoy, Del. 261b, 8 p.m. in the Seymour Union Ballroom on the SUNY CoUc:ae 11 Brockpon . Admission wiU be fr« for Brockpon sludtnu with a vaJidaled collqe J.D. and Sl for non·5tudmu. For fwther Info., 001>11<1 the Brockport S.todenl Oovt . 11 J9s-2.5l0. ~OCfiOII Taylctt wit.~ .,..ut • - • Arllo Tntoa ll•c In 10<11:<r1 Saturday, Del • .llrd at 8 p .m . In the Seymour Union lallroom on the SUNY CoJkae at Brockpon campU>. Admls1loo wiD bt $4-Broctpon sttodenu witb YOlidared 1,0 , ud S$ for aon411doou. ncbis wiD be on iaJe • tht Boa In tiM Seymov.r Ulllon lllcl& on Sept. 28 and at all T(tt(etron outlets on OC'I. ht. orne. Uctllft by , _ I . Lo._ auitled "The Ddlp and Perfonztaace of HJp-lc>td Luauaa• Prin1idvcs for Oiltributed ~" oo Friday, Ocl. IS, 3:30 p.n~., 42261Udae Lea Jto.d, lloom 41. sporis mfonnation IPPON , . . . 01111 a-. on Tiles. aud lbun. from 7:30 to 9:30p.m. and Sat. 1:00-J.OO p.m. Ia the Cloart o,iD, MSC. ~_....... • ...._ ............... Daldlkte for apfllfldl b N...,..,ber 14, 1982. ~The~ ror ltllcrul ~r iiMta audalu willl .,-aduce deana to apply tD llllaiCDal llndopaalt latcm ,.,.,..-. A l year IDiom traialq PfOII'&Ib ladiDa 10 car...-. 11 ron:~p ll<nl« offlccro wbh .AID ~ for lalorJW__.QtveJqs--1), A(ll>liaylu m)lll C..... Sot ' 1 Sid 01111 . . . . . _ P""Y on Thunclay, Ocl. 14th from 8-1 1 p•.m . in the Talbert llullpeu. Open 10 all .utd J)I'()Qf will be.aocdod. lllondojo... - ... . n.....-.:16 �backpagejsports Jim Blgga kMPI hla eye.pn the ball Fullback Tony Percival Ia atOP!*! short . Bulls batter Bengals; ·weber, Hyer star By KEVI N A . KRUEGER SpOrts Editor ner the &amc in the Clark Hlllllocker room the players were rcUshina 1bd.r 44--3 ''i«ory over the Buffalo Sl. A Bel1pb. On the cork huUetin boards •ne raa.kc-shif1 posters thai ...,e pinned up before kkk· orr .. reminders or the wk to eome. Rembrandu they weren't, the was dear as the ~Y and as simple as oomethina you would read in a Oil Thorpe cartoon: "Beat State". Did they ew:r. ~e UB evened their mark at 2-2 with the rout over the Benaab (1-4) at Rotary Fi<:ld last Satw~y. The 44 polntt scored wu ~most by a UB team since 1968, wb,en they defeated Temple Univ..,;ty 50-10. The marlin of victory (41) was the hlJkst Iince the meet ina with Cordand S.. io 19S8. leadiQJ to a 69-2 Bulls' win. I'm very pleased with the tum's per(.,.,.,.e today." Head Coach Bill Dando Jalcl. Bulle' PNeton Marehell tlpe • .Pill ewey from Stete'a JeiiiHPerller All-time records wiD have to be rewrittm In the kickina department. Bernie Weber, hero or the previous pme apjiUt University of Rochester. booted three lidd aollls ~. 33 and 21 yarcb) and convnted llll live of his extra point attrmpcs for a total of 14 polnu. It «111>$ed tho short lived mark or II, set by Rich Phillips aaainst Alfred in 1980. Weber's lOtti of 3l for the season tics Phillips' for che entire season and he >till hu six more aames to play. The tcam•s 1eadin& scorer bas miued just one roeld aotl in a,ht attempu, followina his perfec:t day in this pme. "The offense was movina the ball down thtte Pf'C'IlY wdJ, '' Weber said, "So it was ji&SI like kictina uua poi.nu." N..., Slanina quanrrbtek Ken Hyer wa.s inprovlna on every play. The sophomore threw 3 I times, completed lO, 1 for touchd'own passes, comblnina 286 yards. The huce lead permitted Dando to try out his back-up quanrrback Gordie Buktly and he played the tnlire rounb quarter. Bubty went two for throe for 16 yards. The quanotbtek situation for the Bulls ,..up in the air when a shou ldrr i'l)wy licldiroed AllAmerican *ty Barrett IWO weeh "10· Akhou&h Hyer is defmitdy 1101 Bon<tt, he bas shown that he is etpabk of direcdna a 1:e am ro W:tory. "I'm Slill IIOIIOtaiiY pleased with the orrmse .. yet," Dando said, "ll was toad to bave a pme like Buffalo Sl. bt<'a.,..lt builds conftderoee. It s<~• you ready for pmes like Can.biusl" Dando said tha1 Hyer wiD stan apinst Ctnislus next Saturday. Barrett's shoulder wrap will be • - FOOTBALL page 12 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Who~ pray Iff~ hu /his to do "''" cntlqulng ,,. film? 1 thl/>k r.ts. llortln Is • line wr(tet. I think hot edltcr lho<lld he-.. done hWII« /Ob...edlllng, ond do/oted her peraonot opinion$ from tho cntlquo. Perhops, II would M'lfl made t»ttet sens• for Mt to hav• wrftttn ,_ ottlcHa...one doollng with tho pollllcolupocll ol th•lllm... the oth., a trve crltlqut. 7Theatw....stages Studio Arena's She Sloops To Conquer The Playhouse' s Angel Street a Centerpiece A bla$1 ol American music plus boppln' with Mr. Lee NancyA.~II Former Unlvet"tlty Student 10 Clnema ....ree/s Terrence Young's Inchon 11 Televlllon ....cesual vlewln' People's Court judged - 12 Concert1 ....//veshots Who/Clash bash, at the Wheel and the Pe1suaslons 13 C alendar~.Jounds A seven day guide to events I n and around Buffalo ·-·- _, Prodigal Sun -FI- AIIIIOWdfe Mlltln , ..._ Schoot.y atwrlcn'ony GrtJed• ~- F. Hopldno '"' , _OoOrzynolcl Ati-JOI>nMunlc ' • MroNo.CIIIoiiSOCh Goodclllld .....,."• M•...,.nMkhMI Shatl•n - · c - - - J. t..onezy ~\otl'ttCOnwl)' - MAlo< ~-M.-'It --hyO..IId -- Thal'rodl!g«S.OitlapuiM-o! 1bo - t e d lot not_ _ ., ~--toc:.-11 ..... ~ .-............ CI!Natlon--- 20,1100 The Sptc:lt\llm omc.. .. toea&.:~ ~ •• . . . , ..... -~oi-YOfll 01a.tWo._OIQ, _YOfll1,_ T-(71--~ 1182 ........ N.Y. Tllo~­ ""-inc.--lt _.,,__,_ lito_. _., __ -·-ly__ _ _ _ ol . . , ••If -ill Can 10,000 maniacs be wrong? t,.,. _ toke_, n.tshl pu- thlt ltOtn? Ed Kocl! hod somllhlng to do with Floun'*!1 trlol? Ed Koch hod something to do whh thtir ex.cutlon? If Jem~imply nalw wyontl Wtiet, lind~~~- Kocl! wA aomthOw thi• ltrocfry, 1 would Nko tow lnlatmed, OU/In onotltot or/1<;/o. She eon//nuos by hilling on P,.sldonl RHgoro, (o 5 MUIIC l ,.,:,o:r,~:.,~:;-.·~=:-;,:ru':.';.C::::::t.~ • felt roo trust,.I~ o Htt/o -~-" to,.,.,. /Ournollsm 11 ,.. w.. r.to rtln blgltls tel/In us (ond rot/tot wotl} thot Atomic C.lo ~ o dovUIOtlng docum~tory, o brolnchlld, • l>r/Hionl/y compl/od, orpMI/y Ju#toposed, end • .tom.-htt humfW1'0411 film. She sNms. how-. to'ho .. lullll/od aomo need ol 11ora, l.o. 1111/ng up blonk, whlre ope<» with ltor own pol/tlul ph/losophlol, to which I ollonso. Hot Oocou.,l dl,.greo wi th ltor Ylows-1 don't-OUt Oocou,. thl• /a not /O<mllllom ot /is wat. Tho llrtt ond IOIOmoll '"'• ol Joumolllm, print or electronic, 11 to kHp on•·• out ol th• •tory. I could.n•t bel/we abe Jumped I 10m the ex«tulon ol I he Ros~b«g 's to otilllng h• ,..de<$ It tM-1 -o going to """ lOt Kocto. What In '*'''that? WM~w ls lho moplclon's o -I H0<1/ng long alttoo g,_ up studot!tllfo for • mOte luetotlve po11t/oll • • • -ploymont, It Is • "'" occu/on whon I got tho chlnco to ,..d your P<Jbi/C4tlon. H o -. do , . , _ to ocqulre o copy ol Procllgol Sun or The Spectrum I thoroughly Ofi/Oy reodlng tho ortlc/ol COIIIOined. ~ Editor. -~oc:,·m-sr. -o~o.N.Y. �• • ______i~y "haircuts, graduations and a vacation Michael F. HOj)klna Some ..y tHy •now lh# •tort'• 0-. Thfly u y the •nd 11 neatlnQ "9W If only ' " oould ltop. • ond lh/" k ff O'lfr And try to tovctt l iCit otrrer'l some/tow. T ll~n moss maiM! prollfaratlono. Sine. the specla l l>ridgocllrom taln A cflaloguoa of the urty 11/lP., .,.. were a1>ta t o - both \he .. ~!at conceptlon.o oil he aerla' original charactotl and • tat1t ol whore Iller ware heading. 11 Ia a prtme look Into lho magical realllloa and ln•oc.atlona ol tho oannllal comic otrtp, Zonhr. the OPIIOf\'IO olllowtr child ollalvenoso, okln<llvlng Into Walden puddle and dollyttlng wry horo nn botn much •MJ IIWn auuttN that a fii'HI deal wfSIJid bo hoi>/HIMno on th,.., thot ,,. $hHr " ... ,,.... lnd hotorogenalfY ollhe oucfJonc. would lnJutfl • fOIVm •ocommodallng • wit» •rr.'l of conuptuef eppro.ch11, from the llrlctty onlortoln/ng to lho lllforly JubVIfiiVI. Of OOUr$".t, flO IUCh t dlvorolfY evlsll, nr>< I• II 1/koty to •• long • • edlto,. and •rtfltl conrlnu• to p.rce/WI comlo ttllp• at llmplt SOIIp opM8 and IOW•IIftl· ••utJ..,I/o. Although lh•r• h ..• I>Hn a ~on<tlu l of notoblo soclologlcallmpllcaUone In the ml~ol a lootb.lll huddle. B.D.: vic of his own hlndalghlednoao Doon ..buty and Ita e,.ator G. 8. and ucf lo carry hla loot In hit TrudHu alnce the attlp'a natlonal • • c•tlonl, mo&t ~mk: st1ip mou\h. Joonle: aheddlng I he ettf111 "•"•lnt«tt~c~Mity aimed oyndk:atlon In 1170. With Trudeau dogmas ol Cha uvtnlam, and hl1 creatJons tlklng 1 ....,. of low. In m. n•m• of pta«Ying ra•uesslng her rnpc>naU~UitS.., • family 11a/ues, they MYW absen<:41 begtnnfnt with the now uaettJr>g hot lull pot~t~llal aa o ICfllpulously ovoldo<l O¥plorlno l/lo year, thO<a will dOIII>I'*UfY ~ woman. Mk:hetl J. Doonooblny; o/rfiMt Nmlllou pouibUitt.o 11>0 Ondleso 1/IIMIIH, crflk:ltmt and lhe one• IOtovar w~ed. · medium h•• lot commun/Catlr!Q nypotne- 10 come. They wilt eager preppie gtvtne way to a ldNo ond provo/<tng lholr probablY ~MP oornlnt o.n way soetalty tnqulllllvo, • -ty analytic wall put Trudaau'a proJactocl t u c f - to lhoutlrl ond return to OoonNbury In tne Fall of adUlt. /Udomon1. II a wary ruder thlnlla TruO..u t9&'. In the but anlmallon can In What hll IW..dy . , Ment Ia Idly Dllchlnt hate, '""" one one ... the cru4d lronlta of need 00 no f urther for proollhan theta La much talk of the vatted Ttu.,..u take f>ojcl and coma 10 lila the arld regress1v.nesa ol the upecta covered by the 1875 with a V&ngoaoca. Uka a rock cun~t Saturdav morn1ng Un•up Pulftnr Prize wfnnM: y01.1th. the opera on t fle Nallirlly, wllh lha part for TV cartoons. Or extmlna the e)derlr. ethnic ltauta, 11xua11ty, of Bab~ Jeaus "prayed bY a hidden loci that, alter potlodlcally driving polfttcat OINCIU~I , thO medii, lorty·Watt light bulb": right on tne nu s ol Steranl<o. B11ry lerrotlam. mutlc, ooology, lime, lho light bulb llzzloo out. • Wl~dsor Smllh, P. Crolg Russell, , edueatlon, hf'evttenet, doubt• Toke tho lootb.lll nuddle where, Oon McGregor, Marshall Rogera ot'ltM!dtt. and a deep ptrepecHve while hilling the aubJact ot of peraonal tthloa. and olher creatl'le talent a. away martJuana and 1t1 elrK11. lho 0"« the paa\ t5 yoono, the two Olton, bacauaa the ltrlp nu playora at art to change Info Ia~ " major" comic boo~ companloa polnttd out ttle ltttVeftnl tl6et of ttaatod Rhasul monkrtal are only now thinking In long. - ' 11ntiY vltallndlvldutla, and Concluctlnt lniO<V'*"'al Ona of my range tetms ot serious ctolth't burglary b)l 8--.:Utl\y guild lo¥011tas Is whafa Mlka and the altarnatlllaa to the canrty.appte Frank Willis (Wilo hoa _ , redlcaJ.Iut1141d DJ. Marlo metodrama anc woan1 '1111uatly unable to ol>taln h ave~ tho mlatakt of Slackmoyar, rap on the point 01 amploymant , , _ , to vltual bulloonery I hat Mr. -TNdoau PfiSU.tnlng Ooontablny to be c:ommlllr*>l. and .-nlntaco of a opea~<a moot CO<fKIIy or. PIOlJia ollhe Trlcl<y Ono (l>aattng lttavafant. OlhOfo, nallng the Paace Concett whk:h , .. lured lull-. ..~ne glau,- bugging - hlotk:atocl nature of the llrlj>, Ttucleau'a renownad lol"-1• nat ol those " almoat ttmtltoaa oqulPmart\ claniJPng lrom N• land to tua the oonototancy o1 Jimmy Thucfpuci<M. M Mark pull poutbllltln" that Trucleau poct..t~ ,... wa lraated to a Jructu.u~• acsroU hvmor for an Old Thucfpucl<O< lP on Ihe by? Wet~ lh"'o·a the ctauk: chronic'* wltn 01 many owprtses granted. or dlamtu U 11 ..cute:· tumlabte. and the record atane 10 oollabotatlon with lamed 110 ao tha avonll II nlmbty deacrlbu. But \he aophlotlcatlon ol play Its now·acratchy aong. I hot U lnul., spollniii&A, Nlcllolao voA FO< a too1c Into \he -IJ.91a\'ocl Ooonoobur'J' c:om•• In \he form of .. dbc ..emt to apln tM IGIM Into Hoffman. One ol ~ . ,tl aoul~ , tantu la which ax-1111. . the .lnt~a.e n.,.fvo co,...._.Ucm. the put, btck to the llef'Y Peace beat of the creative newspapot humotoua, 81lr..._dfy' accur•t•. and not a slicking down ol . . Conoo~ that thrt wore lllklng llltrally venetable offotlnga ol cartoon. the reader Ia directed to storyltno. Where Tf'UdNU onoe about. Thudpuckor'a walling wllh polltk:al Wit ever prlnle'<L Troul any of a numt>tr of taaturos from oonveyod hla u tll't tn lono, tingle ·message, and avorybo<ly aOOI!If Fllhlnt In lhff'RtrllodlnrJJ>ool"' teln and dlrtctiVtl~ ho now mellow. Sucktenly lht ece11e ta Tho Flruldo W•r.r<ldo (Popular Juggtta mufllplo plofllnoo, turnocl lnlo a lu l~..,.locl rtot, aa Library, papafb<lct, It.&OJ Ia a mlddlt POflod oocapadoo covarlng ~ character~\t_ona, and ~per•tlvea 1 at\lnnlng dJaplay ~ aaUre ....... aa~tc p lanta and the PerNct with lha olilll.nd ~a oaao Into .,hlch probes ""t~rti~Ji!ill lnolo"" • Tan, • well as a c101atc tour of a mast-: new ~~~lng a caoophony of mad-a. All tho lcfge. From pasSOOft ihat wtlgn lhrOUilh Raagan'o 8faln. are but a In, out, and a t!IOIIO .., """" while, amldat !he aettlnt or taar file Nix"" aclmlnlstrallon's tpathr law oumploa of Trucfaau'o lamlllat ch.,acttrl IO< a day, gu, r~o. and llatO. Thucfpuc~ maslooy ol the lour<olo< medium. towan:to mlnOi\UeS w1th the ,....._ maybe M"'., to appo•r sings his aongo o r ' - Who, OM FO< him. the -.>k: page It a uncowrlnt or the Watergate age.Jn or oi'Mfgt lat., as • Ia obllvlouo lo wnom? lamlllll tiOtnOfll In our I!YM (01 the amlaoty Reoublk:an ooo.ople ot C<lrlousty. IO< • • "' · A DocK!ftbury Spoclot wu onty 1,.acey and 01c11 Oavanpon old). IMwn once on national ltlo¥1aton. AM tne beCial of . . . , _ . comic: Reuc>ns art Vlrtuolty ott I· page Whlmay ,, noll>lnt but • uplanotory. H. . waa a cartoon myth. anyway. A tool< et any laalu<e- maturely ~nt oavmant ot Ooone•bury will rovaal dllrac1on lncludad day-earo that, rathe1 than an CNttel for 1M ChllcfrO<> aapltlnt to ~ lfke lrrev.ront, the comto atrtp Ia a Marg•••t Mead and Slmono da condull lor the challentlngty BaaU\IOir, and a aaaay little lmaglnattve. btothor, who (fooling the cframallo But parho,pollll the word ../h/o monotonloa of togtolalocl oquallly), which may cut u1 10 tho prime 01k1 his ll~ral rovartnd-jllay directive oi' Ooonoabury. Rathel director to'fe-ca•t him •• a Nubian than tile lacalloualy pollllcal, It to alavo. Thlo wu hardly the Kid an oalultly aocloft/0011~ which &lfHit Po- Hour, lhl umptoonlh moves tho artlat'a pe.r;aalve aim. reincarnation of 011/~n ·a lalond With TNdaau. thOrl Ia olwoya a 01 olhet molly..:ocfdllno protac\O<s thrust tor prlnclpto, oatabtlahtng a or childhood decay. 01 OI>UIM, procadant lot lnalghl, r-llnO a otven ,,. 110\tl\lt Ooo,..l>ti'Y t• naceultr '"' pO<aona l · the moot f'ed\lerltly ~""" comic: ThrOUilh the aartOflal Olin ol strip afnce the ha/yCO<I d<lya of OOOINJbury, TtudHu r•l... WaR Kelly's Pogo, T..-u p<oblne qu.otlona that are not probably 1<new wllat would happan only ol the u..- but wo shOUld he and the Hubloyo mallo A tnoepatably 110111 our 1 ' - our - t y SfHit*IU falthM to - . a n d, u"tmatety, our tltalr rupec!MI c.ana aa 11101 &llboo<\Kioul mytho. wan t~\o. wrlutn abOut the ln~~eaugatl'vt canoon only ~~=.'~.:~~~~~ W •-ara ~~~!fu=~~ :~~~:·, ~~~•. ::~~C::~:n~l ;:~=:0.. r--•,. horl Andy: Yuh, lhot'o rf$hl, C/yrlt. Clydr. Don'l you think you could be kind of en embt,.ltm•nt to tho o•mpalfn ? AndY: How't thll, Clydo1 Clyde: Wolf, I hear you'tw 01y/ Andy: Thot'• riQnt- •nd 1 hoor ycu'te sr.ct. ClytH: YHII, bUI IMr'o no<mall Andy: Didn't ul«< to lie. ontv be aate In 1 dtoaml W hen lruo.au taktl ualn'o that untton mirrOr. w all mMI chalfet'lgH not u njike thoee taeed by Je•n Oot;teau'• Orph•u•, with rn'::t~!':~= ol an lsoltllon. wa ora lll'*d with on a - DOONUIIUIIY page 4 I n the Introduction 10 the -lully out-ol·print book ocllllon of A Ooor.-abury Spec/of, Trucloau bluntly oulllnoa the I altura of tho ovetall·cartoon media, and the lalaa mlt1datt that he courageovety, cotlt tnuoualy chooMt lo lhun. • . • • • Since ihatr ln..mlon tomo ,....,,.,,.,. yooro ogo, comic olrlpt MW'O sullt(Of/lrom • comparoblt OIJIIJit:JO<I 1h11 .-nOM lm•gn ..,. aottMIJO• nor I n 10n Trudaall. and the O...r wtnnlnt an~rnat.,.. Faith & Jonn HublaY. pooled their croatl\'a , _ lt1d calM fdrth.wlth A OoonNbu'Y Sp«t.l. The nan.f!OoJr ear1oon laat....., wlllcll won !he .=.c:Ar;:... _,.. ---pared, """"'*"• Clydo: Hrt. mon-Oir!ny 11111 mo yOIJ bin rtC11111ed to wrlto lor ~z.r::~.:· "'"''"~ground IO< the re~ au-rrul to manUMt their utmo11 lntanoll,.., drawlnt I he atwaya and und,_,lool IMo toeua. ~lnO at I he Reagan'o 'Brain OO<lu• ..,. b loll • llh lltlla dOUbt ol Trudaau'8 lontt•mo regard lot the maastro ol L/11/o Homo In Slum~rlond, Win- wceoy- clearty, tourlnt lhrougll the QUH\iona blo poyclto of a roo.t-11.. Darth Vade< ooo.okl a supO<b axamplt olthe Truda>u wll and the Hubleyo' cl..tlc animation at !holt llMot No SCOOby 000 camp, Dlfi!"'Y • manipulation Of otfl« lndutgtnlty rea~blt and catftJn/y 1101 to bo IUM Whllo much of today'a oulplll would tond to .. ~,. 1/tlo aUllmpllon, thOro It •-1'1· also lh• rroubluomolacllhot almoatavtrYOM I'Nill ,,.,.. oliO JHII'C'I(II ol tho peopiO -pleA up a now~PO< road tho oomlcl; In foe(. lilt on!;,., ol lhl MWSJHIPOf that II mort wldoly .-d to IM lronr JHlge. With • comfco.JHI.ge -~ t~llmalod al owr 110 million, OM mlghl hopo F...,1_ - · ;.:- .a T1to ..:...,. .,..... ~ �Doonesbury rnc.nu.. IO< llvl"g. pot~lclpotlon woyourl1m !hal ,.,.,.t people oltow In QO<nlu ond athOl media, INt pUblic taalo 11 moat unoottlod by tho -colullll9ht ol a mon and woman In bod togethOI, rol...,llng a 1-nou lat mo<t Yltollhon tho uauol mectl•OI>P'- HIUOI acrol>ltlcl. II TNde&u'a clnomotlc Vlf\'O waon·t atn>ng tnOUOh lhero, the lim 1Jt01 of ll>e nut dol"• atr19 c!MM tl>e ~. . In Joonto'a '"""" and tl>e bid Mt of c:hlldllh thlnga now eo frutllully loll btf\lnd. and, .-1 lmpoftant, relating to ana another. ' n.e·a one pertlcular OI!IP run from the ml6-ros Wlllc:ll copturn the - t l l l . - 1 & of trw II I<M:IIIdea Rufus, lhe auay wllo wu montlonad Nttlo lnlhlt tolll. Without a dollb4, Rutua Ia one ol the ~~~~ 111ec11 ~ ....tid In 1111'1'" comic atrlp; 1mog1ne the wryly· u.ICUIICI- ot o beclllltlo blOt,. 1>1ooc1 Who ...monloualY ch&ngeS :0.-:'~o~.,:O gnodglngly ~ ,..;fpltont ot M~a Inner dty tUt(l(lng, • -t~ trom pa~ ~ I _,n:"~q~:'.":!.~~~ lhe t\lmiOII and u-.landlng ll>et. ltubbomly, malntalnL A food 1191>~ cauud- an lnnocontty con ~\~sod While kid-his Coke r1Pbocl off by'JI Bllel< \Qvgh-cal"' hla ant.gonlfl a ht>My f'·No, no...walt a minute.. thlt'a wrong ...temme chock my not••-.'1 atttl(n a resonant chord In tho dlasononl tenalons of our tlmu. Conoldor the dllcord gently ~~=:.In the folloWing 1R11fus: "WMt'• ttt. m•tler with :';;,;~?.:!: :%~~":.·7t llobby: I wu 1n11111ctod to. Rufus: lnmvctod to? By wh01 Bobby: /told you-Mom / She rvon wrote It out for m•. 4'0 I woufdn't IOifJO~ -?(Tho nato roads: "My Mmols 8obbi Motthrwo. /om •even year• old. P(Nso don't hit mo. '1 · Rufus: Your moll>6t you lhll?l Bobby: My mothal - · mo. oe•• ohoolc, lruotrallon. angulajl. 1 Ngh, happlno... ThOU wno ftnd Trudoau·a Ill! - t y almplo or unlnwolvlng had bell racheck t!*r Pt<tP8Ctlvft. With a tint Of IWO 10 ropreaont the opOIOOI olltpa, Trudeau cr.. tll mouthl whOM YlaU&t ••prnslon olton IIYI muoh mora tl>en tho warda Which they aput<. Eytlltowa can tlcklo, aha wound 10 lho quick, and :r:'.!:,r.~~o~~';!=~~n~" at once, :f.""· D eaplte Trudeau's aaser11on lt~l hovo boon aplon<lld In lhtlr devtloprMnl. Joanto, once o fruJltllod ~-Itt, It no\¥ a conorasalon21'"alde and happily r• ma"lld. z.oruc.t Ia ono atop away /rom graduation, and hu odmltlod l~tl he' a noldlng 0111 IO< tho tight WO<Nn. A took 11 one ol ll>e atrlp'a- Third WO<Id chOractlltl, ll>e Mlf1>f')Cialmed torrorlal, Pnrod, ,.,...,,, this ea waiL In racant yea,., tho amlablo Viet Cong palrfol hOI bocomo I UN Ambuaador, Jull u fiery, forttvlghl, and dNperalo fO< human"y on lhe pod..., at he •oe me~""' I ohl-·· _,,Itt _,_, ollfle ----ol..-•ton a-x ond the HQif1Y owalled birth ot Joanle and ·· bltby. Aa fO< oxactly- tho lut •••nt wm tah place, the ana- woa best oummod up during 1 conytraatlon I hod With Tid Findlay, Unfverat.J Preoa S)'ndlult't Olractor ol Promotion and Communlutlons; " Ho luat may lime It fO< the ""'Y .... day. Only-" "Only Trudtau knowa," wa both laugl>td. All cortoon• ' Italicized llllomonto arw copyr/g/!1 111112, G. 8 , TnidHU. Rtprlntod W/f~ parmlu /on of UnlvtBo/ "'-•• Syndlcar.. All right• ,.. .rv..~. lololorlollrom tho NBC ..lt•l•lon lot, A Oooneabury Specta~ copyright IPn by John ond Falin HIJ/>Ity Fllm1, Ltd. Spec/a/thonk• ,,. dut to Sara Hurlty, M•ry Ann WOO<IWord, ond Tlld Flndloy lor their Cli-OPffltlon fn helping us bring you 1~11 /to.Jurw preaentatlon• . .• , ..!':.~r~=~~~ ~=~~~~.;:".:.-:.- tf lt lan't enough to ShOW the beWilderment from thla anglo, Trudeau hu Bobby , _ 1 BlaCk kld named (Willi ella?) Makolm, wno catrla the ..,.,. type o1 nota --· •nthe~ ("Wo·rw p&r1nora ln fAn"). MlchMI J, him, 1\U com. t long way; tul(l(lng. odllorlaltzlng, The bonl<>g - - (coiiOC10C In o tNmCnble book called Wrr'fl and ffwnttglllng tho tltlnge waye T•t• Jt Ftom H.,.~ S.1J18, atso Ollt· 11\atthle oounlry- Hit ol prlnl) la ftlled With Ihe tMttlnQ JoanM't doughtt<, J.J., monumental little lronlla ot the wu o turning ~nt IO< bOI/I For real world, whore atc:hetypos and J.J., " -.ld till the gap gnawed In her lifo by the blurro atchetypo of oulho<lty flgureo are so easily, llloroughty coaoutotod. In this Dt&da.tlle g o n o - Zal<o aaquence, a moth« turns out to Bron-. FO< Mlko, 11 would be a young vera ton of l.ouloa May ..ungufal1 the "'" vosllgu of Hid<e, Booton's allele chlo,._,. froah nalvola a.nd nat>OUIMaa, ol Hgregatton, Wl\llt 1 National wfllta retaining ll>e baolc quality of GUOidlmlf\-too allen a ayml>OI caring thai hao lakin ll>e of Federal _.ton-Is an c"aracter and the atrtp 10 ta, tns~ator of the '-ce In a warm Wouohoultho year.. manner wt\kh 1uggea11 what Dr. On tho other hand, noting that a Mantn Lut..., King meant wl>en he • recan\ atrtp ahOwa ont ot tho llllod the (llructureO dlff01enco alara, Ihe evor.goggllng 8oopale, b e l - lhe duty ollhe armed to still bll 20, maybe Tr\Jdeeu IO<coo, Which Is deslrOcllon, ana llgu••• that ll'a limo to dlacard tho tho rtghlfut otallon or lnoH wno ao~ncollng procau ol the ~to.. which lo community. comic llrfp medium, and them atlaaat u much Phyllcally •• l ua tnrouon of they hll'lt, on lht Wflolt, developed gniUfH, lhem...t-..fngty poychotogloally, Whll ..or Trudeau lmpen;epllble ol motion&, lhll the hla In atO!'I come the year of Big moat momentous or ac:JkM\a often Brothef end Doo,.•bury•• rtlurn, take place, and lithe wlldor only Trudeau '"OWL ,.,._ta of oao-bury havo tho tbtlfly to omoolNyfoU ua owakt, ttl cartaln lhot Ooon11t>ury Ia U'o equally 1n1e !hal the ltrlp'o not going to olmply vanlah from qufol., ,_,..... can be qullo lhe Amorlc111 payche. Thete ore, ol p<Ofound to the pojn1 of couroo, the vlllltd a1ut of t r - n g _ , genlua. TaJ(e hardbound and popo<baclr 'ofOiumeo Which finally brlnga C0¥1tlng t.he Ooontabury HtiM Joanlll Ceucua and Pool roportw fr0111 the oartfMl Yall dayo to the Ill<* Aadfom too«tw. It bogtna eat1y pon o1 l/111 year. Too. ll>tra With the lUI pantj of one dally .,..... mony er'fllqua I hot ho.. ltrlp. -"111 In o n _ . , already begun t o - But ,__bed - t d Wllh PlfMpa Whet lo ll>e ,.,.,., lnt-tlng n-on Trudoau't ol>jocls. Fat the. nut ubbatlulal)lnda fa the ctNllon - daya, T - ~ oNfttd ,,.. _ , . Jn - . t l c !&Ohio!>, of(' Ooonaabury AIUiic.f fO< turning trcm Joarlle'a rcom and WhlCII he. will collabO<Ilt with lhe nationally callb<otod, llllfakH>om fonnrd Into tl>e II<, fual the alrwtl~. tltlnG 111ft. Still pta)'WYiol>l. El-th s-a. tcwward, the eun ..-.~ Ul cwet Anyone WIIOIIU t'- -.zoomtno In on a quiet· aarcutlc dNperallon and Ironic - n g - - by plUsh exuttotlon ol her mutorl*co, Qn lhetlllrd day ... llunowaye, 1<nowt lhll Swocloa -lo-IOfWanl, may be the only P"'ywrl(lht tocue1r1t aria ·foolclng Into f)ftMnlly- to do A Ooonflbury a-anlhenouoo•a-...a t.luatc.ltl>e full Integrity and pettlcutat ._tlvafuall.. lt l n tlly I·t.... a" ""- ltn,onoolll>t - . _ and IIIII attract lhe big -...-.--oflhe money l>ecU.a - . y ~ oomlo lt~p. (allhoUQII ana doubla lhat !IIOOtY ~the-...,_, Ia roolly a problem tar anytl\lng Trudolu · 11 thlo ~n~. -roo, fMCI- - a bit mare at a fO< Ooontal>ury, 11113 llllaff - · moallnt-llng. ~"*'-""~""' prcM.a~tng. u-. a o1 Nor ahould thO oatloa' remaining ~mentality,- all tho daya be boring, Tho Ooonoabury •unmii!OI*I - a n d flfnorwy before Ita January 2 lhl- ornlnoua thrMt of. •• , . haircuts.. uample. In OoonfJbury, the aflgnt-"t ba<ld ol oy,tlcll can ~=:~-= 1 can =-==-~~llcoyll profoct blwlldorld lnnoconca. u the buaklg laue. ,wid wit,_..• r ot()j)data l.ctudoa Mllct tnd Zonl<tr't actual groduatlon, tho OOONESBURY �10,000 Maniacs moving nimbly - -- - - - - - - - - -by MlcMel WelSh n tho btha'tlo<at alnl< of ony loealmuolc -.... a~ hat Ito WOik cut our lilt ~ to be tn0f111/Min a ttwe , . _ l o n of FM rodlo. mora I/Min on OCI'•IIlonalty compelling IO\Incftrtek for COI!\I>OIItl\l't dMtdng at)d fleell IIUMimOf\L To begin with. a band """t - b l e the tlgh1 mix ol m~ aod woona!HIM: you neod lertUiry .,., .,..,.,. frtc1lon belt withOUt~ putting In completely different dlriiC11onL Then you ~ enough original oonga to utoblloh your dlatance lre><n tho anthutloltlc CO¥W band oyndrome. Allor IhaL you neod to makt..,... racordlngt, pat11y to - how you produce, pattly to gtwe your fOllowing - hlng to play at homo, l"'tPOIIIy to help pre><nOtt youraoll. Allor that, you'we oot to o¥0tcl tho tomptotlofl to ounbatha on tho local IUCCIIO pltiMU, 01 Wall U the IOfnP'-IIon 1.0 bace><na area ropr-ttttwe tor wr.ot-lod Ia currently gal<\fno natlonalal!entlon. Through oil ol thla you'we oot to beiiO¥a you're going IOIMpltco, while oliO retaining aulflclentlntegrlty to o¥01d th ln~lng It's going to h - nnt Thurlday or t/Mit, to the eurpriM or thOu around you, you're already Keith Rleharde. ~. lt't olton Kolth,J Aa John Lydon.. onot/Mir lnoplr11tlon to omolltlme OfftUiote><t once aald, " tho ladder Ialong." II thlo Ia committing tho eatdlnal llln olaoundlng negatl'lo, It' a only bacauaa of tho troquency with whiCh promlalng bands IIVtl oil or dlalntegratt while the rodlo rewoductlon tlcPif'to continue to bl1ng he><ne StOOO • ntoht. Too mucll of tha t ta11ae tho lun out or watchiQO banda garmlnato and and eo lt'a partleulatty plaount to lti)Ort that 10.000 Manlaca, a alx·member group from Jerneatown, It climbing Lyndon'a ._quito nimbly. Tholr flve-eong._t_ mlnuto EP Human Con/Her NumW FIW hot --out lor a month and Ia Nlllng wen, pattly through the ti!Diay gt.en to "Pio.M od Obeo-" by WtJWU Flo!, u,. only roc1< ttlllon In town whiCh undorllenda thai aoundlng a little dltl~rtnt will b<lng 1 ratlnga ,_atd, On l/MI ttwe clrcuiL the Manteca how bean playing out In Buflalo.,., RochMIOf, .,., are planning glgt In TO<Onlo. AIIO In tho It a t!1f> to Allan!&, the boM hat tho- or John Hibbert, prod...., ol R.E:Iol. """- 01/Mir banda or tho Atheno/Atlonto axil. 10.000 Manteca aeern Jutt llka the tdnd ol group whO ooutcl eanolbly- towatde the aonlc roduc:tlon proctlcod by Athonl banda Iiiia Pylon- Mllhod Actcn. "'the m!nlmallom once · pnct!cod by Bocton'a Jonat!IM Rtclltnan oM Engltlnd'o Young lolorbltt GIO(IIL So ltMiybe - l n g QUill -"'"wiN ol the Atlanta ucumon: the . _ Ia long. IO< you new II(TMio, Ia aboUIIO mtlttl -.th of Buffalo. n·o a modal oma1t dty with plaq- outakla of town to P<Gwe tt tilt local """'-ltY lo fvmtturo manuloctuolng, the local prtdo Ia o _ , . , . , . . Junior coiiOiga ..._ball r..m. and the local orwtna. olao Juat outtkla ol town, Ia the bl~ ol Ludllt BaiL The population Ia latDifY WASP. Swedlall. .,., Itt liM!, .,., aecn patOUUJon ta - t o d In 10.000 Manloca, WhOM narr.o muttlpltae by a lector of ttwe the tit II of a horJo< film from tho groat fllltae cycll ol ouch P<oductlono. Nonnan 'Aob' 8uclt playa otactrontG guitar and ayntll, .,., guitar. peol* alit "What to rlrelaouncr?"' Ootonlt 111ft playa Fender ContOfnPO cwgan on the reoo<d. belt tonight at the Contlntntal will be pra<nlertng eorne tnncJ new kayo;" he wu pemapo allact.od by ploytng the s - Putaa ' kayboald lloclc- tho Mantac. openod tholr ,_,t ohOw II the Tralfamodofll, Stti)Mn Gulli,_, .,., John l.ornbetOo t r - oil on basi, -.1 and guitar dutleo. dapencllng on tho oong. and .~ alnga In a Nlhtylod "odd volot," Nttl. . lolerellant It t h e - · - lllngor, Chief lyrlclat, ......, arlllt .,., lwei you1h • .,., hat tile lbUtl)' to clone. or opaocl ttwoug11 tile....,..._ without-hitting~· Finally,• tJoO.A·Motlc" WKhter playa_, aoltcl druma.,., malntalna the noble trodltlon of 1110 pencflolllin muococlle. . Quito .,., '""" llo muolcal...,ue 0< potential, Human Coni/let NumW Fwe lo an ob)eol In lndtpendont reoo<d P<Od<ICtlon. tnt-tod pantae t110Uicl note that tO.OOO Menlaco /Mit oot o aound as good u any local , _ d I'.. heard out ol the T-..tor Progratn at Fredonia Stall College. The lfl.troclc facility 1 1 - the Manteca to uoe 1 t...U le>< dfultMI alone, and atiR!to time It lnat to anyone whO oan Int- I a _ . , . ptllllctpa~~t In '""'r rOCO<dlng pro)oet. John Lombardo ,.porto that quality Ia enaurod by the atltl competition to get Into the I -lop. J -. "',..,.-Ironic _..... .,., t/Mit Ita pattldpa~~to are oer~«alty ..~ to WOik with bands. Th•a a¥01dlng the bul'llln or lludlo ocala. tho Monlaeo - • able t o - enough "'~>My to hiVe t,OOO COI>IM or tholr rOC9fd ~on ,...,_.,.,ty wtnyt by lolarll "-ddngo ol They dlolllllulod to at eo ste><a, promotod the - d to tho modlo.,., lndutlly, and wtU Drealt ..en ahor NIUng 1!00, a llgura - h l n Q lut enough t/Mit U... cw-. ""':tt;!: ..~ :~':.-,.or tho oencl-a PfK1Ical _ . . . lhouldn, be allo- to"'-! attention fre><n tholr mualc,- 11 • ltukl mbnure or tht lam!Har .,., the - l o d . The latnlllat ........_a ...wn e111ent of aodaf.,., moral criticism In tho ..,._tung: Mordlant'alytlca fe>< " Plilnnod Obeolftc_.. a.m to aci\'Oalle the pa<factlon of tachnoiQgy at tho.,._.. or roUOioua atawtsrn, willie thou fe>< ''Tension" loot< bolh affactlonataty and aktl)llcally at the mata<lal trappings ol memc.ry. lombardo'a " Anthem Fe>< Ooornod Youth, • taku 111 title lre><n 1/MI World War One poet Wlllrod ow.n, and combl"" a putlc/MI ol hll 10<14 with the oongwrtla('a me><e aardonlc aanalblllty: "Don't toll me we're not pr_rod/1.,. - n today' a marlne/Ha'a alilhtaan and ho'a eagar/And he oan be quite mean." Mora uneapactod Ia a regg. . tnltuence, although the band agraea that thlo /Mia been -oo•atod.,., Ia lading tut. "Anthem For Ooornod Youth" doat tho tlowty allillng IMI•• . =:r~~=::.:! ~~;~:.~~.~,.·e~~..:~::.:~:::.~:: r!t Troll\ to Expo'&7." How...,, Human Conflict ougge111 with "Groo.. Dub," moro ~lachmant lrom thlt lnlluenca: tho oong beglna with an eclloplttxod line remlnlacant ol reggeo OJ reoo<dl, but tho lyrics rtloe tMir own queetton about such bofrowlnga: "lmltltl, come on, Imitate th.lt tired OkJ aong.'1 Atoo unoxpactod Ia Morchent•a unatlectod •ocal dell¥ory, which haa ehodN ot loll< lllnotng .,., IO<mt a welcome oontrut with the numeroua atngara who'""" delormlnod to 10101 tM!t ¥01- lnlo oonl~ oddity. cr- !:.:.·:.::r-:-.:c'::=:~"f.::'t~ =~Mr.:'·~~ _...and 0 matchu allngtng and floWing QUIIat with lloallng me1tc«1 chord cl\angaa, "Gtoow DUb" Olrong rl!ylhm gultat with chulng tunk bau. "Tenlllon'' lattxturod ~ drum and organ .,., ropklllrol)'ffca,- "Piannod ~" Item- baN undorplnnlnga, et...,....ototo organ end cymb&la, ol)d IIM1ty doubletrad<a lolorchant'a -.to agatn.t Aob lluclt'o , _ . flour-a wllopptng. atwlaldno .,.., ohudderlng of aynt/Mitlzod oultw. Att In 011, much me><t thon ,.. /~awe 1 right to upect lrom a clo-h•youratlf flrll offon. ""''Ia I.'"',..,.... "'" band""--"''"" ,..,_,..ttudlo lllytno muolc ttac1e1 lor ID\11 n e w - " Ktlltnl'o Fair" Ia a etory of multi~ paroonallty, and tocu- on o n e - who oet• atoock wflh all1ho c11orn. " Death of lolanolllt" _ , . , t h e Spontall buflftohtar chatlengod out of ..tlrtnjOnl and kltlod In tile ling. tile Utt Ia rounded out by, lll"fnat.-lal tltlod " Among tile Amtttc:eno." tnd a to lho ~ painter tltlod " Pour "'Clllrtc:o.~ The lolonleca art nothing II not -tc. Opening - t l y IO< StOll " - , tilt wae ,__od by bowing IO play tluough anlllc anody . . up lor t h o - . , a.......,. c:o<npoclt>elod b y - II beolnnlno to - l i l a clwor* hiccuping of the Trott P.A. The baAcf wea llw caugllt In tile uaualtllantdaea poelllon of tho -•no ace ""' aucllenca waa Pollia -.oh llld ent~Wa~a~Cic enough, but Ito attention llallod t o - a~~o........-, , M - - • that an-~ ltllnlla h'a - o d to,_.., 1111t "'!)'! &llatl aprlnQ'a Ctarll Gym t1Du1>1tt bitt of T - ~. the C10Wd paid ,.,.,g~na~ - l o n to a ,....._,... -opening act,·~''*'~ wftll rapt~n'l;_. of..,. tMt oooe wora fund.,..... but now ..-.nc1 • IItie tlrod.ln l l ' f - .,.,. IIIWJcltcl be no ouch~ IOftltlllt, IInce I I I t - e r e " * ' neodttnlng. ThiN good ~tor t h e - . ,, 0pe1no "" ... The Fane. who'we Olltlng good wordt '""" ,.,..,..,"""--. , . ... - · · l y - . . . poppy kind of ~. IJ Donnie 111ft of lila Manlaca hot ~ eha-.4 hle iiMd: lef't 11090 /Mila not ~ • hat or ofl\erwiM oortlllfOI'!IIIng. 31 AI .-y ~gig, t i l e - IIIIa their reconl lor .UO, whlcn Ia ~ly ~IIW11bt,..,.. tn horn- band H._...,.._*""'lon moet .,.. atoNe. , �StephenKing's doubts and the pursuit of"Great Literature" dOwnward alldo). and "The Breathing Method." begun oHM Fnlfantr. The Iormor coneerns a lrln>Od rnon oaMno a lifo term lof murdO< In a New England prison. The can\'. the only .,.... hotr<>< ttle In tho bunch, Is a lramewotk &IO<Y thee bor-• tlborotty from _ _ __ _ _by M. Feuat Peter Suaubta OhoJt Story, a pi- of plaglatlsm thoI ~ not condoned by ded~anno lito Straub. Both shore tlmflar problomo. Ea~h Is nitrated In tho 11~1 penon by an older man. and the eharactlf of ttte nana tors ls centra l co thO stories. l<.lng cannot. nowoYer, wrllt In a volta other he_,., - t mort " - f had<a. They don't na-.. to be unhoi'!'Y-I.,.,.'t I'Othlng artlotlcllty WfOng with bofng a hoc:k, .-..n II the ltnn It g-aily uoed dlapareglngly. Dlekena wu, basically, e noc:tc. Almoat oil g~<~re T wrtters .,.. 11 well at the ma)orlly of occupant• ot the blataellllfS an~no but I)TmMIJ, but good heckl P<O'IIde 11111ny pleasantly wasted houro. Jonn D. Moc:!ald, an. from a llaccounll, It o h&I>P tiring In Floll<le and lurnk>O wll~ euu&l rwouc.lfcy, Dlno Donald WatC.ko, lull co namo _,.of the good-. An unheppy haCI<, on the othef ll&nd, lo ono of tho annoy1no ""* cr~~':.!,t,~ :::'~ uni>II'I'Y (tnumlng thll llho't making o good living, u ""' thoM abovtl7 It _,.,, Ihe I ooma of thefn get II In their hoedo that they ohouldlcoutd be .,rltlno " grNt lltoraturo," Some olthem 10 cbpa with thli dlscomfllur« Enn H1111tor dOH all of h11 necking under aasumed n•mes (th• moat welt·knowwn Ia Ed King), putting hla noal namo on lito "Hrlout" (and lor tnlorlot) Thole Who ca.n·c, - · lnalot on pouring eMil thtolr ttOUbMs to u, the oudlonce, and wa•ra only SMiling o lew hou111 ol guMonteed enteftl11\menl. Thua, we Mve Hattaii"lllloon'o ledlouo lorw&rds and prolaca, alw1lys attempting to jusllly 1<:-llctlon as "litoraiU<e." (The llold 01 ~ llctJOn Is portlcuc.tfy burdoned with thft& un~~a~>py folk,) _,,00 Step,.. King. author of C4rrle. S./om'• Lof, Tho Shining. Tho Sllnd, Cu/o, and the upeomlno film CtHPihow, has 1 Meater~s degree In Engllah llt«Katura. an unbroken Hr~a ot beatsellort, mote money than 60 petcont ot American writ ere of Uctlon will arnasa an their ag.gragate llteHme. and nagging doubt a. Ia horror llc:tlon & WO<thy genre fOt & W(\le< with ~~ Matter•a? H.. lana of C:OUIM don't..,., he loU. only wrfter, pall Of present., to aualn any dell roo of ouccooo oolety w11h horro<, and - t y eo. But tn.ro ... lhoM doubll. Last yoar. Kino pul>lllhed Oonu /14oc.tw. a non-tlctlon book lh&l Clalmllo be lito "an&lyolo of horTC)( . . . rnq¥1no. rlty1hmlc MArCh 1o< tho we 11vo ot our ,.,.,.. prlrn!tM le-..4." Mora pi--. than tha.t. hoWI¥er, 11 Ia an opeloglo lOt the -'<1 of fantuy, hotiOf, and at-fiction, In boob and mo'lleo.. It lo 1'01 anatyala 001 • tongl rambUng oarlos ol loosely oon-ted man who's been tmpthsoned since SHton•- •11 tour ator1ea 11tad like pagoo The Sfond w..eallegoric Jualllled by the of peol·flpocolypllc, plot. In weakot f'Ovala like Flrotflrftr and Tho Dead lone, howavtr,·l<lno Ia me<tly podding lhlnga oul. Hla beat wO<k thus tar to &111110 be found In ncr •olume ol lhofl ototleo, His/hi Shlfl, !Tom his P<. .uccaa po<locl. The tongeat wor1< ho<o, "Apt Put>ll," only qullllloe as o OOYetll bV,Idn.,.. of Ito limited scooo. AI tvch. It Ia alto O¥triY tong. ollhough Kino . - tho nrot· PIBOO apoaka< (pooslbty boaousa he doe1n~t su:UldenUy bnderatand althoo of tho two rNin cll&nc:t0111). The plol ~no • C4111omla l....,.g., Who dlotovers Ihot an old man ll•lng qulelly In his neighborhood Ia o fugitive HIZI death eamp commander. Thrutot~lng to cum hlrn In to tne Photo: Jemea Leonard oplntona 1nd obaorvatlona. wrflton In a cone whlth could only ••pen~yade a. tnoae w~ already believe. W een his latest publication, DIIIIHWII S.Orono, King's dl>oomiO<I ro&lly lllrtOIO OhoW, In ll>e aftorwo<ll, King c:l&IITIII not to mind hoYinO- typed u • horTOt wnttr. •. • . c ooukl be 1n _ . . - n y. I c:ould, tor ~be an ·~mpettanc• Wfflot ,... Jooaph - a n d pUbllah e -lfWe<y-yNISOtiO,OtO 'b<tllllutt' Wfti•NQ.IollnG..a n d - · - - " " bflghl ....,.,...,. ,.c.o oot fiiiiC<oblollc: -anddrlveSUb&wtlhfbul otlll loglbl& GENE MoCARTHY FOil PIIESIDEIIT ttlcl<lta on thO ,.., ......_..." H-r. oour g<opoo. hUI\8_, DIIII!Oflt SO.aona. clell>ht tl>e !1tactalrnora,lo • eollootlon of tour novels, and have bowl gathering dudl ~ntll now, acc:o<dlng to King, because there Is no outlet for fiction of eMs longIh. Gl•tn a price tog of $ t8.85,11 _ , , morallko an ettempt to cash In on hit ouceou br 11111\Ping togatn.r .....,. mMglnal plec:es l(lng had la)'lng WOund. Of tho fOUl long Olotlos hefo (one lof ooch aaeoon, nonc. the lllloj. only ona and ...,..._If put>tlcallon: lot tho moat part, tM YOfume at:endt u • dlatllllllon Of King's car-. and whooa Ilia otrongeha and -•"-silo. tile boy forces hJm to rolallln rnOtbld dot.. llll of tho "gooehy" d&Jolla of 1~ utem~lnatlon and expertm.nt.s that the old man overu.w. Eacn comea to corrupt the other. the bOy b<lng!ng bacl! tho do<mant evil In the Hall. whoM reluctant tolo5 oome to germtttata the boy's own PI'IC!hotlc C.lontlos. T he r011111tnlng scary, "The Body," lo the - I of tho lot, -len b o t - S.,.,'o lot and TM Sllnd, probably Klng'o basi ncmtla. II to obllaou.ty outoblogrophlea~ although Co on unknown tllt.,ti the narrator Ia a wrllar of beolaolllng hotrO< ,_Ia, T he two moet dlsponolble..plecoo hera.a<e tho ahofuolt and moot ,_,1: "RICo HeywO<IIIInd SNwlhank ~mpllon," ...man otcer King cOmpleted The DHd lono ~II• n<waltllol began his r~untlng • n .-;ent that occurred during hlo boyt>ood In Maino (King' a birthplace tnd tho alto olo moot of hla fiction). Learning that 11\11 body ot o mculng bOy hat been to\Jnd cluclln a wooded area ~~! BlJLLFEATHER'S LODGE 3480 Millersport Hwy. Watern New York'• #! lnteroadoual New Wave Night Club oil he wnota of Dlllotenr oarly. unpolls~ed dreltt, toased togeln.r to rnaka o quick buctc. King """'on the ve<ga ole he WoodY Allon ayndtome. wanting to be taken fOt o 011louo anlat and lrtedlno o llna tine botw- tl>e pratantloua and the ludlc:mus. (His .,..c __. lo going to oonc:em o nounted cor. II you novon·c notlcld tno olmllar1tloa to I he wor1< ol st..,n Splolbotg belont now, lhot 1 thould dtl'tO II homo.) Whatavor he 1 doos, though, ll't oolno to oall, oc lout tot awhile. Jull aporo us the penttllcollon OK? ------------191 'Ire Prodigal Sllil twelc~~ Oct. 1st 10,000 MANIACS wttll THE fANS ari:l j JTTIUH~ criticisms. Write in care ri: SmH:br's, 14 B:!ld,yHill, .AmlErst Campus, State lli\USity d l'b.vYakct Malo, NY14260. ~~ '4ii ~~acorm IIOVT1QUI! Un+ '.IPf-.11) Pt.t:,, Octoberfest Party Frid~y. Oct. I st M on S 11 + ~J8 Oct. 2nd lUCTIO MAN Oct. 7th THE ORIGINAL VENTURES . Bands on Other D~tes to be Announced I -J MIXED DRINKS lt for the price of 1 oa \Ned•. dana Set. CANADIAN MONEY AT PAR DC 6778 J.Jm 9pm S Lm 1.1 ~ SAHYO W-1 c...ut f'llltr .J)'I.OO -------- Ever)' Saturday Night Midnight Happ)' Hour S t .00 Vodka Drink $1.5 0 rltchers S 5.00 Shaker of Shots gov~rnmont, novellu ttral(',l.n_Q 10 be "sotloua.'' EaCh was written between earlier With • 111111 mo•e wolk and oome Judlclouo editing. "Tile Body" could nav·e been strong enough to at and on II a own as a 111'..1. Thla It tho rno)Ot drawba~~ hla 20'a.) Both sl<><los, ollhough comparotl'tely anon- tOO and 55 pageo-aro for too tono IO< the oparoo plol and ~l\araCIA!<1 Pora4olricllly. lhlo c..-.cy lo - o n Ia bOll\ King's groatast ot,.ngth and largest tilting. wn... ho haa • finn hold on lnlomol ~c. no c:anothefWioa txoeaalvelongth to O<lvanlogo. In S.lem"-lor. on ~pdated ..,..ion ot Dracu141, lat>gth lo uled co ochlave the &low and do!lbortll paelng that stoker's no¥aldenionatratecl. The fOOO plus E11an Hunter, John JeMa. and overwritten. I han hla own, and I he narrators In oo way r•uembl& old men, (E-ven 1111 doal ella opukor In the prison aiO<Y tound like an unadur:atad Uata. A bad hack 11 of no uu to by soma Oidlf I>Oyo who ota alrald co <epOrt fl lo lho pOlice, Ihe nar<otor and woo lttendlaoc out to ho'tO a tool< a tit. They ora all thlrt...,.~r-oldo. end tho body Is oome twenty mlleo d lttanl. to lhe pllfiiiiTIIIOO ,....,._ - • • doyo of hlllrng through tho unknown wooda. The themN .,.. eluate to Atnorlcon Utoracuro f<om Huck Finn on-dNII\ boyhood, and escape. Gl•on.Jhls pelonllalty dan~ouo toniiO<Y, King pulls It off admirably, although Ills allghlly P<llenlloua and �Of black and white lies, Young Mlllfow Is brOuQnt t o for ~oc<lmln&Ung - O f diH...,Itoclal c:aattL The 00<1 of llfa Ia flnollt u on - t ono ond a lta.t clelu4tng ordM Ia reatOlld In t~ houMholct In o play of multiple trlcko<y, tho cut mutt wO<k npeclolly well 11 stoq:>ing and climbing ----~Y T Steve G riffith ho llrat ano llnol ltPe<:l ol u,. Studio Artna'a current prOOuctlon o! Sho StOOPJ to ConQutr to Mttrect one'.s attenuon I t thl 11t. A \ rotallng attQI featur•• a dar1\ Wooded ptriOf, 1 f'\IIIJC aJehouae end a verdtrt\ Qlrdtn complete Marlow. Along with thlt otooplng, Tony Lumpkin, o htll·brolltor to ~.It tl"d wl)olly • ""a.~t. oonlouf\dS the ~ardu.rtel househOIO bY ceeornme!1dh"10 '' aa an Inn to o! English ReotO<otlon lilt Is opportnt In t il aapec:ts of tM Arena~a rtn<lftkxw of .. lmpudeoolt'• reconsu~lon ~::..a:'r:-~~=::'1~:::. proltsalonal gtoup creates a.n amusing harmony dutlng canu of alkxlt chaoa. However. a.everal IndiVIdual ptrfOfmanc•• attract dotervlno t tttntlon to thornMivos. In tht rOft of Mro. ~ordo&ltlo, Young Mattow. The enaulng scenes are rift with dramaUc Irony ot the comedic- klnd. For tt\11 deluded Marlow, lofd Harckaaltl Is an obno"kltla Innkeeper rethtr then his futuro fotlllf·ln-lo-TM asldu lrom both pert!.. ring wllh w1th pool. Thta telthfUI 1n enaembel. Tho Arena's !Af1k& PttoriO'I t1udto auffk:lonl smolt.mlncltclnou tnd amothering molho•tlnou Sht partlcu.o ky ahlnel wheo hef matronly • .,.., cracka 10 rewat a achem~ mattlarch. Hor opOftod- Tony Lumpldn. t t poflraytd by Stm Taoutoouvaa. Ia cl>armtngly brash. Hit aong In tht Thtot Plgtona olllhoull sell lht tone for the play'o carol'" oplrtL Ctt1 Kowall(owo~l u Olggofy, the atobl¥1>0y hetpltuty tranaformoo Into a servent, Ia all ftay and fodder In the Hatdcaa11e par'kar. E.tntually, .-y lnl>abltant O<lCit up -~~ beWildered. TM muslon of theat..- ctoub&n u ltle fashion of tht dty, oft an to 1 contemporary audience's aml.l$8menl. at with Mrs. Hatdeutlt't proOi9lou1 bustle. Yot however pltltll'tQ tnt stagecrtft't Uluslona are. GoldatniU'I'I chetactera alto m•n•o• to evoke lhe moat ploa.auro as well aa a tlmoloas relevance. In Sht Stoop• lo C<mquer Goldsmith hll upen 1 pefent formula. Aa long 11 there ' ' ' human bolnga, lhtto 111111 bl deceit. In the country houat of LOtd Hardcastle, hoa1a and ouu1' wlnlngly ond unwittingly, mislead one anoth.,_.,ann.,, Go4damlth hui!IOfOUtly ~lnlt, Up precarlouely l>otw- wltllt tncl tmck !Ito. Thty mtke up tht It~ oft oonformlty Which It oaay to sutwett CM\Ca OIM know a lta btueprlrlto. Tt>uo folr malden Kate Hatdealtlt mttamo<phoMI lttraell Into a btlmald to 011tw1t htr fait. most Clever d\aracte,. .-rc•N• how advant-1 dolutlont moy be to their atm1. Goklarnlll\ 11 l(.athryn long'l program notea Inform ua, dealriKS thla effect In order to criticize the trendy gen,• of hll lime, the SenUmantal Comedy. This genre Wll It&t lnte,..too fn poking tun at tht \.lPP« cru1t than 4.1PhOidlf\g middle clau morality. The HtrOcutleo aft a setf-conaeloua lot or aoclaJ climbers. In the opening le«te, lord Hatdcu,.~ a afouncll betiiYtf In the vlr1uea of counuy ltfo, atgues ogolnot hlo wllt't desire fO< tl>a town. Both upkt to otutKtlvo toclal typts llld Golclamlth .-clltuly dogrtdot them. lotd Hatdcaane ta mlatat~:an for an lr.nk- and Mro. HttOC&Iftlf, fully tdomtd, btlflyflopa Into tho V"""" pool. female laarlf'IQ .Oml,.,, Yo1.1ng ThtouOh Kate's stooping, t'V6ft t E1Mt1 F1oU as Cocow- _.llollld George HulingS F tnally, tho mol1111llng lllulkm I of tne Arene•a ptOducHon Ia the aet. SCenery and cottume designer llol>ort Morgan otoopOO to no dep\M but conquettd hll IU0]1f!C'I With tht hlghtlf C<Oit. ~Ia Is thO llfllslon which lht oudlonce Ia lotat tonKioua of and illhua Hf"t't& aa a - . ary mental tt>Chot. OlroctO< O.vk! FraNc hit OMin hll IICIOfl a .. lfllldlty of apoocllllld - L Thty, In tum, glvo Gokf&mltlt'o trld<y c:haoo an tnconoruoua graoo •hlclt thlcl<ena tht all of fOllY. Sho Sfoopo fO Co/>q<M ' oontlnuH &I tht Stu<llo Arona until - w.,,_, Oovld Keith to October 23. The Playhouse opens seas.PIJ.wth Angel Street y Blrtllrl Pill poW Tho ploy' a two aavlng orocoo welcomed next to tho blano appeared In tho lotm ol tl>a maid I , Olaployo of emotion by Bella ano •t Nancy (Colllf! Gaughan) ano Jock. 0-lto the fact that A011gh f y011 can llgflro 0111 EliZabeth (B411ty Lut11 OtMUM~ had liming problema, as wolf u which door leada to Tho Gaughan as tho young coquette. blown llnoo, ht managed to hold PltyhouM b t l - now was o natural llld mildly oboctno y,.,..tenllon In a way tho ond Oclobo< 31 you might find the prOOutlon of~~/ Slnool,wrhton .. lht part called fD<. Sht · bnougltt Mannfng!l&m 10 lift In by Patrlclt Hamilton, an tnfoyablo t h t k - logothtr. -fromroonty. OeMunn. ..tllle not qulto u I aay "enjoy-" l>oc:a- 10< ihe du<*tlon of tht _,.,., I was slcllfOt:l &I Gaugr>an. tiHI Olsplt}'*l enough of her crafl to do tht Pll1 oblo to forgot tbOIIt pony fcnto:fi~, of tho dovoltd traditional MMUII annoyancea ll~t cart b<oaklng ample Justlot. Sht wa1 both oour dOWf'l Of aufgn.met~ll ctue, and and swoot In all thO rig/If pltoee, that alone was wontt tht tlci<OI though lllf dramtlc afYit wu Mal\n~gnams coukS not. price. But I attribute tho And while the music wu never as natU'fai •• Gauonan..a. It Ia due to tht btllevablllty ol opproprfatty 00<1 and loroboOing, these two perfotmacea that tl>a aottlng ol a tarTH>I·tM<>entury Olrectot Canlno cannot bt lilting room wea obstructiVe and excused for hla doffcltncl.. In tnt lfltrllly dangerous &S &e~aJ charactortutlon of •B4111a and Jack. octota ollppeO upon tho rugo ot atumbt«<lnto the chelra. Both chlt11Ct"'• ltclled tht timing to giVe authenticity tncl cnoolbtllty Vet IO< an lh..e setbocka, to tl\elr parts. Thlt fell much fo bt C.nlno managed to gl'fo hlo temprotaty state ot amnea&& to the desired, and tt>e o u d - lth oudlenco Saturday nJght o docent ·'Theater exportonct" andl!llt to otaaorfofltd-ono wanted to know o<oductlon. At teut tht r>tr1od dlrectorF,.nk C.nlno'• 1141111 and Jock t>otttt than tho " ' - wu lnteresllng lo loOfc 11 ptoduc.tton. UMatU<IIlornpo and tht atllled But tho audlonc:o k&pt wonting StrHI Ia tho pley on more1 and because of tM uneven lnftecllono allo-. TM rooultlng wnk:h tht cl&ltlc movll O.ollght supoo11cltaftY lett opoc:JatO<a <••ltk:h ataned Ingrid Bt<Vmanl pec:lng, - • fulftll«<. C&ntno COilld not supply tht ouy un&bl9 to...,........, t - I n wu - I t II a almpflttlc, lhO play. rtow of -·solon ............. to thought not too c r - ,. .. of a murdtrw 111twnlng to tht e c - of - · thla simple ploco from W hnr; doling out tht crttk:lam, ptll&&blo to aaompfiiY. tho CrlJ!lO In tht i>OPN Of locating But the two hoilro wro apont IO!lt bl notttl thai Sttgoanl tho artlclt ho mutdored !0<. Tho Rough (Donald Grant) -·acted piNtlntly tnotlflh, bectUH Whtt klllor, Jack MonfnOhtm. octo lmmontety, ytt lt was atmoot C&nlno did do, ht did strt~ tl\roughoilt tho ontlroly ol tho flrat oct, b<tt you don't finO out that he Ia mad until tho HCOnd. Thlo would novo boon tolttablo If tho acting woo offtctlva. Unfortunately, It wu fnlltrttlngly, flu. J ack Mannlngham IRon Louchron) bobblttl ldty thlough moot or tho play' a biQinnlng. When 1>a did allow himself aomo exproufon, It wu tnnoylng llld seemingly tonMIIH. It See YOU the Philharmonic Ia unfair to totally dlatogiiO oJ1 ol Loucllron'a ecllng oblllty-ht don for-only a concert "'" " aiUdent 1..0 . play tht dandy welL • . - - - D I 'lheml6ic~ .. o:tlarl "H erdidogue. . . was pure m®c. txeopllonolly well. If the company nutnagu to Improve tho porformamco'o proglno, ~lno htl got nothing to worry tbOIIt. ~~~ SltHtls running through Oct. 31 w/fh ohowo 118 . IHI W~nflrJoy•. T~urtrJoy, atkl Frldoyo: e p.m. Soturdoy• otkl Sundoyo II 7fl,m. For lurthor lntormotlon coif ~fBI. Tile Ployhocrtol• loco ltd •• 11521-!o/n SttHt. "H Kl< .\, I ' " I K'-f I\ WASHINGTON " 14. Hoool-. _ _ -·---__ ··---·- - -----...--·--"..... .._....,.....,.._.,__...,. ...... ........... ....,................. .......... .......... ...,.__. . . . .......... .......,......... u..... ...... ,.,..,_. .~ • 11\Mc........,Miorl ..... ,. ·--...,. ""'~ at $4 p,.,.__,_. .. ..._... It took Bolla Monnlngr>am • (Marilyn Mondttoon) tht Mllro rtrlt act to Mrm up. Her oeaturea of distraction _ . juttlhtt-1!1111 otu. But htr final dlolog.,. wlln hor hull>&nd. u ht alii top&d to a choir, wu puro magic. Sht Ia a capabll oclr- ond lht foulto of 1t1f charocttt1utlon _ . not. I ourmltt, h.,.. SW.clly~-- · 2::10p........- . .. .,30_ TICKETS: $4 (Regularty $14.25·$6) For best available 11811 at lime of purchase at BPO Boll Office one-heft hour prior to concert • KLEINHANS MUSIC HALL For complete program broehuro cell885-ro31. ,..,.,, I Ooeolltt I ta . Tilt.__,......_ .7 �Tre Blasters' roots rock: "accidentally authmtic",. ---~- by David Czajka someone could come up to me and eav I'm an Imperialist anhole. Well that may be true. but • can soy v.o gor Honk Whiloms, Ughtnln' Hopl<lns. Dul<o Ellington-what dO you got? Tne guta o~ tt\e covntry come from tolk culture. that's why ll'a so sad ho BIUtOII$, IOf tho. . who are not famiUat whh them, oro a blueslcountry & -ttm 11\lluenced roc- & roll bind or tho highest onlof. Thet'a a rot of llll>els. Suflloe It ro aay they play American music; that's wnat they cau lt. Amer1can In sense ll relleets those musical forms. but equally -.use lllay c!welt on tllalr oncostrol roots wfth pride. Tho Amerlcon ox.,..;.nco .. dlvet'M tor each ethnic culture. yet similar too. And tho Blur.,. (Phil & Dave Alvin, 8111 Bateman. John Bazz and Gene Taylor) touchad a common apot In many hearts t/lrough tholr songs olloy ond fRistratlon, guilt and Innocence. In recent memocy no otMf amertu.n mu:slctans come this T Amtf1cans don't t~allze II... !,. tr'l 1 llowllrom tht H ..rt!Th• ICIWIITJI ltOm tluma/The Atlu lu lppl "!!Ji".U ro ,,. IIHI ol the drum~ ••• It's Am.,lcan tnUI/c. Tho rhoughts ond loollnga the Blasters embface ere what makes eom• music, c:erta,nly their music, mOte than •uraJ wallpaper. oa.w Alvin roartzos this: "Thora why oltor 20 years rock & roll otllt has _ . r •• . If h's dona right." They do K right, r;loM to depleting tho arue nature olthe heritage l nslde of- che one sometimes roresaken, but the one that Ia Indelible - than tho btestMI. That's saying a lot. talk to the group and Invariably tn.ir pluralfstlc mustcllt upbrtngu\g " '" 10011 otlso. "One night w o woukl p~ey I f' Oa.kle bar. the ne.:t nigJ'tt a Moxlcan baf and tnen a l)lkett bar. That'$ how w e learned ro ploy," said group songwrllftflgulta.rist Dave Alvln. To which h11 bt'Olber Phil. the bend's s1~r adds ..We h.ld 10 play Hank W•lllams song-5. We were 100 young to be h•ppfn so we hid to learn this.'' It was In thiS manner Phil soya that they beCame ·•acc,dantally auth&nt~ The Bla sters call Los Angeles suburb Downey, Colllornlo nome. ThJs tntonnatioft tend~ to talnt any notion of authenticity among east coast lolks who " " not define Los Angeles without u s.fng the worde ho1. tub, cocaine Of movie staJa. Oa\lt Atv1n was adamant about the differences bel ween tM NS1 and west sides ol the city. Thor otull, 11o sold or u.. eyplc:ol cleoctll>tlons. belongs 10 tho _ .. 1\0e Downey lies ea.l \ Up untU 20 years Of to IQO Downey was a rural eommunlly. II waa made up ot o•ange groves and plantaUons. The rural eJtperl-enee Is OM that I s stlll etched Into the Bloaror'a songs, though rho band's hOme 11 now more subutban and nas bMn fOf some time. ..Our flrst soelallstK experience ume when we were about tour yeara otd,•· lollad Dave Alvin. " All thl mothers took the1r kids to the Oflnge groves to s.H thti mansions belno tom down." Tholl post is lnsoparot>le lrom 111011 music-it is tho IOOd for their eaptoslllon. Their t>acl<grounds tlave carved a funda.mentaJty etnlcal oemeanOr that t~ rnlty lmponent groups or out time have had, groups II Ice the Rolling Stones or The Clash Of someone like Bow... People w1>o don't wove< - t h o .... big tnlng around -.,..., tllay oto potOIIIally tho big thing. People ..mo craate music that )s rear, no1 a <IOIIYotlve. Thlt Ia !low tho Blaslerl Ill into the acheme ot mualc commonly ellordod r~t title rockobllly. II ~illy?" uu Phil AIYfn, .., o!Woya thougltt • playoct rhytlun and bluoa. OUr - · ~=~ :=:.~0:::~~":,. to' hoYO _.... !MOt on them. If you • look 11 real blues songa they are btOutllul-"'f. Tllay hove oonctetolmogory. Thay aro more -loua. Thora Is moro raollty In our oongLI don't wan\ thO t - bOCIL" Dove Alvin a6dt "I ..ruso ro ....,,. oontl• about my rewytt Of drugl . • . onytltlng pradletoblo. ThOll aren't clkhea we Uke to basad Stash labOr, they r~rdad the aell·tiUed album thal't made 50 much nolle this pa.st year. lronlc:olly, tho group found that with mounting accolodol IIHP"!f on them, rho big compan... regulally up ot tllalr perforrna.nc.u ;Nc:ty to pet theft names on tne dotted line. ota~ wlttl. I songs thll I lhink, tveryono can feeJ, thai O\llfyone can •..ttlate to . . . ugh. I hete that word nwt tyrk:s have to have 'harac.tlf' When I wr1te aonga ttl.& eharaetera Mw to have a life of theirown." OM mor• mldttlgJUIHIH m•" It stlll gontl Th• nigh I$ mo~• too ~:.~'!~~r:':o~~~r:::;.~~:$1 to the bold., 11dlo •• •'1ft Europe they teU va "yOU're such a enange.. )'tMlre tueh opflml all-l/lot's prOOObly t>acouao tllay've hid binds llko Joy OIV'IIIOn. OUr aonga are t'TKH'I realistic ••. tf rhe rrurh hurll wear n... touQIWd DoYO Alvin. F or tno Alvino gOOd musk: mora 1/1011 flashy otyro, OOOCI rs · Y et throughOUt 1he ontlre rocoro company game the group remolnod talthful to U..msoW.s and eonltnued to refine Blaateta music. Whlellls Alnelleon musfc-'IOUndl made I rom the sllords of their netlrogo. " PaopiO ..-i unamod ol tholr culture;· IlkS Dave Alvin. ''lhty thlol\ that European cultu1111 better because It'$ been around longer. This •• not true I could wafl( down the streets ot Petta and music ambodies an -giLad otlltudo. Tho maJ>Mt In wnrch pertormef'1: ethleaJiy approach thelr craft Is burled In the 'llaeeta of their eonoa. It Is not aJwav• visll>lo when It's u..ro, bOr It'I c:Mtolnly apparent It Is gone. Pllll Alvlll wrtt tell you that It rs not tho typo of music prayod tllal Is ol pttnwy lmportonc., but fllo way you go about ft. " Music lull hU to t>a ptoyad gOOd." he aold. " II you w ont ro be ollaovy metal bind, alright, bOo t)OOCIIIaovy metal bond. 8e Molothoad. U you w ant to bO a pvnlc bind bO B - A1oG ot bOX. lt'l 00\.r.tl"- rhot'a tmponantlo muolc:, tt'1 attHudo !hot's Important ro mUSIC," a6dlng oomowhof o.yptlc:olly, " But rhon oftttudo lo not What' a Important com"*clany." Tho Btut.,. lound lhll trutl\ to bO aatf tno owt...t doya ol I hal< cora.. They - tlloit _ , . lP on tho tlnY Roiling Aocl< laobo4. tllay bogon taldng tllalr domoo to 1M big componlol theY - • tad • long Hno o f no'•· Finally, plcllod up by tho """'" LA. - •ln �Mr. Lee's quarter century of honkin' &screamin' T ho Rock·n·Rotlllonklno and=oomlno auopllona 8011no 11101 ""cited llatonou - - a g o seems lo hovo rasurfocecl In thO musiC of B.- SprtnoatMn. Bob Segt<, and otl\t<&. Thlsr. .urgonce Is most daOnltol)l an olf.-1 ol muslcLan$' dfllre to c:r. . tt rMtsle that c:aptvtes I he raw PHilo;{ splrlt of thO 50a end eoa bUt necessarll)l by copylno tho IIYII >tetl)atlm. This, being a pan of th-e eo caJied ••new wave" trend, waa 1 dlreet reaction to the llakt, llleteu pop muak: being manutac1ured In the tg7os. And aoon, oftor tho long reign of gul1ara., muaSC:Ians rediscovered the f1ct that saxophonn In rock·n-toll could add that certain Ingredient thai might holp In lhe crootlon of moto exciting musiC-. The raunctt sax style tnat 1.1 synonymous with rock·n·,r oll actually nod Its orlglna In tho Jazz and bluea mutiC or tlla .OOs and 50o. Thla CIOtlvallve ol Jatt wu lnltlolly e&Uod jump bluoa, Ch&rOCIOflzed by banda Willi walling ao• -tlonl 01....., ..._ T h i s atylo wu ti"*Y, bocauao of thO lata .000 wu a po<lod ol fruatratloft lot biKk people: 1110 ""• tho Cl)'lno 1>1o bond ....... tho and Ute withdrawal wtthln an lnllrV~M<~I.. Moot of tr>e block audience allll wanted ontortalnmenl, and 11\He mu&ICiana filled tile ..,lei. II wu pure tntortatnm.enL T'he honking. bop-·· acreetnfng aound wes basically prod~ed by ovar·bloWI"' thO horn to gtl a dlllored tone, blllno down on the reed In order to make ahtlll squeals and pfoylno long, 1\ot solos to Cflate hylttr1&. The otlglnal pracllllontll of lhlsltyle were wHd men, tl'loefr ataoe rouUnes woul<llnclude walking out Into tho audience while ptaylng. peeling oil their jackoll and Ilea while they . playod. ond lhon lying !lot on their bocka and kicking. It wu an oxhlbltlonlat•a parade. fho 1111 of ltw!R&B honkoll Is long: Illinois Jacquot, Arnatt Cobb, Auaty Bryent, David 11 Fithead" Newman, King Curtlt, Big Joy McNeely, Sam "the Man" Taylor~ Ch~k Hlgglno, and a host of B4nd•tand and other rock shows In the country. While tllendlng tne Bluteta show, September 7th at Stage One, I had the ptMiogo and pleasure to meet and lntervtew thla legendary rock·n·roll pioneer. w., Prodigal SUn: Wh•t It 1/ko, being e pan o/ the rock·n·ron reYolutlon of IIHI 50s? lH Allen: It was the beginning, 1 ~~ othttl. Among the groups that wu prlmar11y a side man, ana promoted lhla atylo woro tho loula Jordan Tympony Flva and t110 Llonot Hampton Big Band. Evon what waa gfven to me. I dJOn't cate much tor travetlftg. But this rock..n· Coleman and John Collrono spent aomo limo with rhythm and blues roll was all now with everybody, w.ryt~lng lu•t •tar\0<1. Nobody llgurO<Ill\aJ tl>e muolc wot<l take off II~• It did. nobody knew wl\tt oanda. en their new mutlc~ )'OU can was going to happen nut. It was avant.gardli musk:-.na Ornette htar tl10 llonklno tiCI\nlquu bolno u&od In 1110 avant.ga,.,. context. - l l y Bullalo woo vtalled by ::,~ ~~ ~~ :~t: ~.:: an e~cltlng time to be around. PS: How did It •ll.ct you, when the ux aou()(J In rock-(WOII mualc waa ~/aced by the g11ll•r RHJnd ot rho olrtt.•? Allen: I hod to make my own way. Mr. Lao It cunantly tourlno With tho Blatt- sun enhance aonos, aaxes are Leo Allen Ia as-Ialed wHh thO ,.._ Ofloolt8 - . . , whOn& ho wu u&od In mony-ys, so you odlost you<MII in Oldfi to,_, thO neaciS oJ tile people. You ...., to OilY th·-·-----t with tho Davkl Battl\otOmeW and Paul Gayton banda. Balno • top ,..~~on, man. he made numerous ttco<dlngs With many top oct& lncludlno Unte Rlcllard. Fats o.<ntno. Hu.)l " Plano" Smith, Shirley and l.aa. tho Strey Ceta, and Olhot&. In tall tfl5a. lao Allen fte>lbte IO k101> oatlng. P$: What.,. your musbl roots? Allen: I liStened IO people like t..ester Youno. Co-an Howktna, Pari<.,, and others. But Wilen tet£111ng atudants, I try to lmpreu upon them the: Importance of tone. allow, thl aono become o hll. He Tone Is most Important team what the ln•trumen·t c:an c:Jo, for you know that the teoor saxoohone fa the one lnatru~nt that comes closest to the human vofce. It distresses me that many atudents tlrsl ooalls to play last (like made numttoua Par1utf), true recorded an lna1rumentel tonO called "Walkln' with Mr. Lee" for Ember record1. Upon Ita debut on Olck Clork'a Amor/un S.ndsrond IPPMrt~ on learnlng- ,c hrom•tlcs, acatos, etc.-are Important. but 1 good tone Is tho beginning ol a a.ollel foundation. PS, Whit hno you bttn dolnp lotlly. be•ldo• ploylnp w/lh tho Bleettut? Allen: 1 roeonlly ployod with IM Rolling Stonos on thtlr tut tour. ond got • good preu tooponao will\ my appearances. PS: How do you llko ploylnp with rh• Bl,.,.,.., Allen: I'm having fun; out of a ll the fOYIVII banell QO(ng, thll t1 one Of tho11\o groups that rutly understands the blckgro ,nd ot the mutlc~ You cat\'1 rea'ty catogorlu tnla bond; you know, that on lh1a toor, promottra are nnlno a hora limo od¥1(tlolno tno show bacau&o thay can' I laball~ They play a wide range of muolcal llyfe&. In their aot you can 11001 roc~•bllfty, Willie Dl•on and Bo Olddley·o1Yfl blues, and lltw O<Mona type ol rhythm & blues tt'a harct 10 c•tiOOffu a bal\d doing that. PS: I hovo recotd& llko " Boppln' or AJ ..n: H's a mtHI'lafucker .••too much snow. too much ano~. _J like It, b\.11 thero•a too much anoo~~. J ust pttor to closing time and llnllhlng tne Interview, I was cut ott by an auogant WUWU pertonaiUy who was chiefly concernvd wnh asking Mr. LH to rovoal ChuCk Borry'l and Ole~ Clerk'• potsonal addresses. He e•en had lhe gall to ask AUen thts question: "Do you ptay saxophone. fof • IMrtg??'' Oh wei~ at INSI lt\a jerk Uked on worth examining. q.-., WUWU Poraonollty; Wl>lll do ~ lhlnlc of Clar~nce CJammons? AMon: Who??••.Oh, a trlend totd me about this stnger wl\o's pfoylno au 101 Sprlno&teen. Haa maklno money, thara alllhat count a. Watch thO - • • I n thO .o,ppte to catCh lH Alton'a oppearanoe at Trarnpa (or anywl\oro elsa). Go-011 and hoar togend: Go Rockln' With Mr.leell !'::., ~~~=:."' :.:~.::"';:;," ond your Nnd. And I'm wonrl.,fng II th.,. l• any ponlotllry thor you w iiiP«IOtm wlrh o Nnd o/ your own ag1fn1 Allen: Just 1\ow 01<1 oro you??• . . How 00 you rotMmbor 111a1 otulm ... 1 novt< got coplea ol tr>e savoy'cutat"C.tolo IIIIey"~ Tape and IOfld mo copies of 11\o&o cuts. Anywav. I tied an offer trom Trempa In tho /\ppfo to bring In • band ot my own playing the mualc I want. PS: What do r,ou think ol 8ulloto1 H oro•a a JIOiocted dtacograpi\Y lor 11\oaa Wl\o oreinte<estod In hoarino fino e•otnplos or Jump blun: Lao Allen; Wilkin' w/lh Mr. LH !Ember ElP 200j Honhro and Scroom~r~ !Savoy 2234) ltlao loaturlng Big Jay Me"'eely. S.m " the Man'' Teytor a,nd others) little Jllchord'o Oroowteol Orlgltlal Hila (Specialty SP&·21 13) (Specialty, 8JOO Son11 Monica Boolovltd, Hollywood, California 110089) FetJ Domino Leotmdary MastefJ !United Mlata UA~9938J Otllor Suopllono players with tlmllar ttyloo: • llllfM>Io Jocqutt and Amolt Cobb Wynonto Hon1o MI. Blues Motts tho Alostor Sa~ootP'-nl• LP) lf'hoonlx Rocords. 7808 Bergen Uno Avo., llofgonlleld, N.J. 07047) Chucll Hlgglno --n·RoJrvo,.uo Rhythm & Blues Ooolo OI.P 223 (Ooolonoflecotda, 121 Soulh H St.. SUllo 334, LA.. Celli,) Dawld " fa_..-..... T/11 /last o/ Ray Cllt~t.s!AIIantle --lite S0.1SI3) Kine CUttla SaM Roell 1 - Rib Joint CS.voy 2240) Tho C.Otlfl n..lt grootosr R«ordl~ th• Eortr Yean CAtco $1).33.371) rho BHt o/ tou/a Jo~on (MCA 2~ �rE3els , Swirq controversyslllTOmds low quality fihh - -- ---lby JamM Rya n I ,_. cont,.,.,..1ol10 Ot ..tooaod IIIII loll ,..,.,. contrO¥ersy arlAI from the lundlng ollhe """'to 1>y lhO '-tung WI10 nao the IItie of 'Spoc...l Advi-." Hl$ 1nvol'<ornonl In the meMo hes led to aome P<ottSta being hold O<IISido the theattrs wher.lt ploys. One suCh protnt wu held at the Unlverslty Cinema. where "'oon. the rnovle now runs. Karl Zelae.. a spol<tspotll()n lor the cinema s a id 11'1-al tl'tere was one plcktt line outsJde the theater, howtvtf thett were rK) Incide-nts, and n• aid not oollevo, that tho plel<ot ~ od any etf&et on attendance. The movie was conceived In 197• , but lor uf'ldfscklsed rtuons, the O<lglnal bac~ers, tho Bonk ol Korea. pulled out alter the Wl1ergato scartdaJ bfok:e on the scone. ThO producer, the quality ol the lnCMe. Not only Is the....,..... cont~,ltls poorly mode. IMJton • summed up, to about tlt<l ornp/ltolous assault I hot ~ the COVII!Oflltock IQ&Inat tlt<l llqpn Kor.ons ln the oatil' ~ ol lho Korean Wot. Tho assault, whlcll look ploca on S e p t - t 5, 1~. rocaptut11d Sewl11nd relnstoted the South KOfOIII _n,...,t. Tho rncMo'o wrttors, Robin BIIMt'o cnormo oro or 110 ... 11 not tHoro, probobty 0110 or her worll a... Oazz:ara ollors 110 bettor In nil doad pon cleiiYory moment or how he ever oot ll>efo. A 1- koy -lions conc.rnlng the plot (hoW the llghtllO<Iso 11 1 - harbor ootllt When the man trying to c1o It wu cteorly Ill I'-d outright) wore glo.- over tn oao odltll!ll And ot course, the usa ol JOllY Goklsmllh's stock music-· ot tho W<OI!IIIlmo helps tum this mcwlo Into one ol the worst Ita..,.. that ony dl...:tor could oo dlscrodltod with. ::. golng IO ... orano orgoruallono of tiiOSO counlrleo I n - In 1"1, wot, wnlto IIHI remaining hall would 00 bOck Into Ono Woy P,oducllono. lhe 1101111 ollha group aot up to IU!ld the film. ' Thoao monlts would probtbly ha.. bHtl used lor mott C~urch actlvitu. How-. IIHI long limo spent In producing the movie and tho •ut amount of monay apont In promoting tho picture, Including a Iorge s woepsttkto, hat run the ooeta ol the movie so high thol St30 "'llllon would 00 needed belort o prolll could 00 reaped.• In Ita' II rat wook-..d; Ihe movfe only grotaed $2,3 million nationwide. me-..matlc 0\ll>i>IOIS OS posaible. Wo he.,. tho ottornpl ol Borttaro Holleworth (Jacquollno Blssol) to try ond the oneon~lng Noll~ KO<ellllf!VUlon wlth a carlotd ot O!J>ha"s and OJ>tiQ~~a. We have her husband, MaJor Hallsworth (Bon Oazzara). tJYing to dooJ .,lth arrongl1111 hla aflalno with his wllo, his mlstrou, and trying to light the lnvOclero, at! at the umo limo. And IO roolly top It all oil, wo no.. Genotal McArthur (Lourenco OIMor) coordinating IIHI anned lotcos In p,.paraUon ollhe assault. Oll•lef t •lolcAnhur Ia probablY the most botched Imitation ol • Roundtr.., U S..goant Hlllclerson, MoJ. Hollsworth's right hand man, seems to ollor anything ciosoly rnomblll!ll o perlotmanco, though ooly at thO 10--' ol 1 high tchoot octO<'o capoblllly. Dorothy James I} Mre. McArthur and John Pocnna •• Lt. AI Htlg (yea. THE AI Halg) aro bland at lhtlr bOot, acidic at tholr worat. One ol lhe original s tora olthe move. David Janson, hod died, IOiclng the produce,.. of the film to edit nlo porformOMt oul of the mo•lo,whlch was probably 10 hla adVantage. Dlreclot Ttrenot Young did 1101 ha've much to wotk with, bul what Will Hnd IIOihii'Q Ol ¥aiUO to them noro, and IhoM ol other tolths ..111 1101 lind thtof rnorols conuplod by the movie. Tho closoot Inchon gota to t'l>lug lor tho Untncatlon Clllll.ch Is tho rosornbl<tnco Oll•ltr hos to Moon when he says tho ·our Ftlhtr.' However, altar putting up with so much boring melodrtms, Old aclln.g. and oil· cue oetlh, t little moral corruption would ha•• ll•onod·up tho movie. 11 Juuo, Budd~h. anll Mohammed really talkod to Moon, u he cla imed at his lax evuton utol oa~lor thiS year, they certainly didn't I ttl him flOw 10 ma!l.o a good movlo. Tha prolesta ogalnaJ this ._,ton. nchon Ia probably the --SUn -end Ml~nuharu Ishii, then WOftt to • number of JapaOMe bu sinesses which Otlongod to tho Unlllcallon a.- lll~:,::n,:: ~ Utlck sickly makeup thai Ia sloPC>ed.,.,., 111m, ttnd to !Nh 011\0elr look more lll<o o eloWn 11\111 an , _ n c-or. A. lor the root ol tlt<l call, the Quollty of their ....,. Is on the soma sut>-lland'anl-. Ms. porformanceo. ~':';"~ =:.,.~od~~:::.:~~":':many ~=~:~!r:.:~r; =~d ThoM olthe Unlllc11on Church ThiS It 110 surprise. conald«lng ""''P' famous person In clnemallc history, possibly t¥on aurpaaatng Jolin Woyno's attempt to play , - - - - - - - - OLD RED MILL INN - - - - - - - - . .. Genghls Kl\an In Tho C01tqu...r . O.lv1or attempts I<> play a high ~'l~lt t4tt tJI~J"I ifHI. ~,.joY cod t111lA l ,. till camp tole with alllll<l gusto ., Rotlultrlllr, l)in• a'n Ollt fl( tAt R..Jt Ouu"-lf Qlr•. actO< can del""" 1o tlt<l pon. Hlt N~m'rou,. pru141t41' p4t1y t'OO"'' Oe;,,. SO""',,.,.. McArthur lo Ml of .,ltlny II)Mchoo ,.~,.. plf4S a1.o C'OTf, ' "'"· ,,.,,. $.1.5\S Spnlo.l ,,,... ond- dlono hand movements "Ar'0-.11 mtnu. No1t11mao\•nc ruom t:U.'411Gb(,. ..,._- - -•..,•l that. when c:omblnld with tl}e Cl\ureh. These compenl•a · proceoocSed to lllftd the - . wlth the M-. gMng hto guld&nce lo the film mokOB. Tho was ,.111,.., at leut twtca on nle oiii&C AccOtdlng to Dole Publicity, Whlclt nOJ>d1.a the film. !lev Woon hod o •oubetont"'l" lnlorost ln the plcturo, wlth moat of tile lllftdo cornl11111rom Unlllcatlon Church COIIOB. ~lglnolly, lhe pion behind the R eservations Suggested he did have hi rutntd as bt.lt hi movlt a.re misguided; rather than could. Many or tho txtras diO OUI of cue, u bodlas drop deod tither oefort'or ohor a bO<nb gooa olf. There ar--. many shot a o l tanks and morttra bloWII!II uo wllhoUI any tlllltronl roaoon. Mr. Gazzara lo seen to be oil lho Koroon ponlnsu.., wllhout any t~planet lon Obloci iO Moon's lnvol¥omontln making lho 111m, they ahoutd protast the lllm'a handling ol the Korton Wot, probably~! trutrnonl ol war by t "iiiiVTt slnco Tho O,..h &.rota. Hopefully, Ollvlar'o McArthur a nd the ,.., ol the P<oducllon crow will no1 11 to Why M~'l tMfe at th.lt return. Donate+ Blood. -633·78788326 Main Street· - r.....r/1<. ,.,~ ''~ YOU ARE INVITED TO: INTERNATIONAL LIVING C~NTER'S "OPENING RECEPTION" Wine! Soda! Cheese! 717 ELMWOODBUFFA~O, N.Y. MON-SAT lG-JpM CALL 856-2310 for lnfonnatJon. Membership Info-.! FOR:.AII New &. Returning lnt' l &. American Students WHEN: Friday, Oct. ·1st, 1982 at 9 :00pm WHERE: Red Jacket 2nd Floor Lounge Sponsored by: lnt'l Living Center, Funded by I.E.L..I. �casual viewiR',. Edltoo'o Hoto- Tol,.ltlon. M lng ll!e powMM o/~fHrvUive lotee thlt Jt (s In IWf J:ocl.,y. dtman<l• fr.qu.,t crlttcl•m. And ~:o, kt l/lt lnroreot ol diUOif!IMtlon o/lcnow/«1~ ontt mu/1~-1«1 clo<J<&hllddod unys 11101 10 mtttllon w gnl,lc put>d(luh) ,.. PfOox//y ,-nnr ovr lotort phi~ Into rolrllolon «~1111«1'-c.ouo t Vlewln:" TWo alia will hond,. 1110 ch<>ta. CM<yt AlcHornrt. 1101 on OX· How Yot* Tlmos tri-lllbul a UB g,.d _,.tM'-uJ. kl olco thlt>g• o/1. Sho'll ollorMto With flld Slykowny, lo<:ol oc:otf>lc-thOIJ!Ih not •CfiPh•loi.IS-Wtiter ll'td 'fnlc,., ol TV. And ro, onw1rt1 tnlo Itt• dlfJk ml lod0f041t dfcptll•s ol c.tftotH.tay em.be" aum.ent tor some of t hem con rulry be wom lt. floal Poop,. and That' I lncnedlblt dttl Wllh tho """'- cltll.on who wants to be a ,..,..,,,g, lond . lema"' roommtttt have a scrolchlng and halr·PVIIIng llgnt; one - o u t and outt lor htr aecurlty c»poott; the two • -r on T,. PMpM ·,. Coun end we 011 but T1IO ,._,. •• Coullto hear "''" o aiOO one wu and )>eyoM ...... tust<lor<Stardorn: two • wnot 1 11114111h& othtr woo. 11'1 harG to Imagine that t.Jno a TV s tot t01llltoon mlnii!Oo woulcl bO ""'fth lht pu~Jtlo tloQglng tei4Mak)n etar lot • few mlnutes. • _ _ j )y Cheryl McNerney potno 1t1r felt ·~ wa.t n't getUng enough A ' Wllat Ia more dloturt>lng to me II Inti I m o tile lhow. I "atch II all the limo. and onjo)' deciding •Jono with J..Ooo 1'¥0 . _ puppy p!Ctu,.., and no.. 1/led to .,..ermine a canine pot.,.IIY.wll. 1'¥0 watched a CO<Jplo. fonnotty madly In now IIQI!ti"'l ovor lilt vat"" ol a uted ~ellen Itt. 1'¥0 ludOed pooplo oro thO bUla of hoW lhr(',. d.-lltd, 0< on hoW polltt Iiley _ , to Rusty. tra no! heavy drarno. ll'a not lhougl\1· pr0¥0klng, buill sura !a dlll"""'t. w-. ro... publicity. " polr ol newlyweds had tl!elr wedding ceremony videotaped over by I hi Wortd Sertes. A mot.her·ln·1aw 11 haft-crazed because her aon·lflollw relusea to pay lho holpllol blllt for tho birth of his ton. Bolh • attar.gera and Intimates accua.e ooch olher of lying ond cnoollng. Whtte elte but t111v1a~n can you practice such aafe, enjoyable voyeurlam on a dally baala? Eilch lntlollmonl of Tho People'• Col.rlllo preceoded by a atatement to ane affect that 1.he people aeen here are real. not actors, and their c.aaes ar~ actual, ndt f1111nectmenta. Thla 11 unnecessary: after five mlnuttl, you rMIIl:e tttat ttter.,.. tto way thai IliON people could bO OCIOIO. People who novo llltd omoll claims suits IO< 4o.,.ooo ot leu than $ 1500 are oat<ed to drof) tl!elr aufta and appear 0t1 the show. They ogroo lo abide by tile ludOO'o doclalon. ond the monrt I<> bO awarded ~f any) Ia pokl by lho shOW's p<aa-w. Judge JoMph.Wa- . a ,.tlrtd Colllom!a Judo•. p r - .,.., -.n. Ho doao tile ....,al pag., Skill Building Program~ ~verslty Counseling Service f.atlng)tablts Gone Haywire? tr/H thino• (01 iMit ho dots what O¥ery ottwor·TV Judgo dotaJ Ho yello at people for talking out of turn, and fnterrupta othen duJi ng thetr Irate tpHCh. .. Wapner alao provk3tl the shoW'a comlo rellet (oftor oil, ttle tonolon can btcomo unbeatablo In Small Clo.lmo Coun). Thon tlltlro'o Ruoty eurotl, lilt truoty bailiff, Who handloo tile vital - Ot handlflO the lltlganta' - - to tho Judge. Ruaty, who ooyoa won!. olao haa tile ckJty ol d<agglng lilt lftlgonll oil to olgn papor11 como lhow' o ond. My -II&YOriiO Ia lho onncMincor, Doug Lualltn. Dto.rg :::.::."..;:"c!!":; = ~ tile Plano Playa(). Ho (I« whlapon dll!lng lilt , ..~ to fill l/>11 _ , . a..Oie,... In on wllot tile oltlefS In 1110 CO<Jnroom (usually a Junior h h c leo clua) think about tile,..,, .. of tile cuo. After tile JUdgo'l dtolalon, Doug tnt«VVewa the Ut~anta with auch plercl"if queellona 11 ••Now that 11'1 over, 1111 me- nre you lying 01 woo l!e7" At otl!er tlmu (aa whtfl Junior nigh clvlca clau had unanrmouoly ogrted on tile dalondonto' gulll) lie MYI lhlnoo like "How ooukl you do OUCh a thing? Hove yo. l. .rned you< le0aon7 You'll - t r y ro ~~ away with rho I again. will you?" SorMtlmoa, Doug lnlorvlewa a lawyer lo pn>Vta oome lnolghl lnlo Judgo W..,....a doclalon. Wnr dO poopJo WMI to P~Mtnt tht!r r>eiiY !"-• In front ot tile publiC I'M IIIIo? They do get montY tor tllell._.nce, blrt 1 can't r.lleftlllal l/>11 t••··-···············-· SOFT i I !- CONTACTS ~ ~ 8 $99 i : 5io COMPLETE: LanHt, Exam FHa, Care Kit A 12 Month Follow Up (Itt Palf OnlY) ~ ! ,opl~by~;;;~~~ ! I ~ ! t O.t c- ~ 835·4844 Mon . Sat This tktMm S.,t. ' I ~· ~ »~ ~~ II ······-····-···-······ A sttvefu.-.1 ,.,.,, t""''' wltlo 1 locos on developlnt portlelpont's •rtdentan41nt and control of axwslvt b1ntlnt or fuUnt bell&vlors. Mondq.s 3:00-4:30 p.111. 10/ll • 1216 Stuck Making a Decision? A'"'"P to assist pottlclponts In recotnltr..t ud ramovlog psycholotlul "blocks" ~ ...-... 11ft dtctslont. T.-s...,.. 3:00-4:30 p,ll\. 11/2 • 11116 Procrastination. Management A stnou.,.d worb~op In ..-lch st,.nts pratlc. wars to C04tttol procrasOoaUon. Toplu lnchHit tlmt lftiAitllftt nt skills and const,.ctlvt atlf·cllraetloo . Wednull&ys 7:30-9:00 p.m. 1016 • 10/Z7 Say Good-Bye to the Blues Most people expel1enoe fttllnts ol dtpruslon II some time In illolr llvu. This worbhop prt&tnt.s portldf>Ul.S wlill tfftcU•e me lho<ls for coplftt wllll tllote lttllnts. lhmdats 6:()()..7:30 p.m. 10/14 • 11118 Stress Man.agement Overcoming Shyness Tilts program Is for 1/ldMtl.,.ls - ll&vo cllffkult7 HUWWMt ltltlal sacUl cont.acts wlill oilltr>, focuslnt oo lnueulnt >elf· COltfldto<t JJid soda! sll!lls lo ..w sltlutllons. TutsdQs 4!30-6:00 p.m. 10/S • 11/9 Breaking Up Is Hard to Do: Ending Relatlonshfps A wootsllop on tndlnt r.latlooshlps iat.andtd lor ln<ilvtduab wlto rttHtl7 1\&w tndH 1 relallonsltll>. or upecttp end o ~Uonsllljl within tM IIOXl til- IIIOOW. We<l ..sqys 4:~:30 p.m. 9/~ • ll/3 Tills worbhop Is dtJltnt4 to !>tip portklponu ldHllfJ w coottol >trtu In tlltlr !IYu. Rolo.utlon ~d coping ~tills will II\ lnl'*ced. Tllurslfqs 3:30-S:OO ' ·"'· 10/4 • U / 4 Assertiveness Training ,. _ . . . foc ..b!t .., tilt devoloonlont of USttt!Yt kl\&vlor Jll!lls. lacrused IWIMMU of stlf-,otentl&l wr• be tnflonud U.,..,h .,...P lllttra«lon. f~ 2!()()..3:30 p.111. 10/lS • 11/12 REGISTRATION AND INfORMA TlONtCoi!Uitt UrtWtnlt7 Cou•r.tllllt Sorllco ~2720 . 11~ ~ - Otvlslo4t o1Slll4tltt Affllrs "-· · - ·- ·"'"___......., ..... 11 �live shots VVhy weren't The \IVho great? _ _ _...ay Delrdn M•rtln n lllewi/OU- I oconomk; limN, U. dolfat - n · t go too fw. f« , • . , . .. ,..,. a nominal oum tf you lucl<y Of Ol<lrwnoiY - · you could pnlClObly llgu<e out o way to buy oltlUrna for tllat flfk». But ..,_you...,..onoiMIM ao.ooo 1~ dancoB wllo told out tile oi.,.._IJonod llgurw to IU<e nflon dollon. - two :"odlr: ~,!;: ;::, t"n:Y~·.,~:' COMtcler 10UfHif 1 rocta•n'rotl connolnour, lt>ero ~ no pouJblo way you ecMJtd make true tn• claim thll tho flfk;O of odmllolon waa well worth thO pet!~ given. The mHgOr .... CO<IaiSiod of David Jol)anson for' cocktalla, 30 mlnutu wonh! <6 mlnutH of Tho Clash 10 wet one'a a,ppetlte; a(ld the main COllf'H1 naturally, '4fn The uvod up • lilt it too Wh9. blan<jaild ovordoM for my lute. ~II datiJAog ll!epl walling for • desert thai rust didn't oorne. Petmll me to mille something cleat from the out sot, elnc.a I lrn•gJne tnat • grHl man~ or tllose wllo ate n~adlng thla 0111 of the oplnfoll thai Tile Wllo at Rich Stadium .,.. tho fucltJng grutoat .......,~'~nee •.• Tile Bronn at Rich Stadium: Flfat, I hod o Yflr't good time on su~ and MConCI, aJt the artJsta who performed oro fa~ raYH ot mine.. Gat k? SO why, you may be _ . n g , lo thll person aplttlng In 1M w ,..,.. of Tho W1lo, t.nc1 cutitlg a waty glance ll1 tho Clasll, oro probollly tho bolt tiling to come our way In o lortQiime7 Wlty7 of hO'MQ to go.,.,_ an audlenoo to lnclllf-"' lgftoranc. 01 -lantlona of tnto•IKanta, oltt>er dlart911'1 tholr reputatlonf,_,.,.,. antlrwly,"' who.,. oo analouo to pottllla 1ft tho tOIIgloul .,..,...... .. " Finally galling t o - Band X l*!ortn.- that any orUsllc p,.llmlnartoo 1111 notlllng t>ut"" """'clue t=-M caM SUnday. lndlcotl.. ol tho mll\1m4111m~t of Do.cct JOh.....,'a p r - - on tho daY'• rrtpto bill Ia tho 1001 that ho dlcln' l avon m«H being ptlntod on• tho • ottlclar· t•lhlflellelng IOicl. Tho aver apry Johon_, , _ , _ a toea than onthusf..tkl ruponM when ho OflfMQ onto tho ou.o- at two. and hfa anwlng th!rty mlrnJte aot may fuol aa "'" ha.. fallen upon dMf . ..._ Never mind tho ..-nchofy grulfnou he broUght to "Melody"; tho only numbtf lhot receiVed any 111Cognttlon wu, predlctabloy, hla medley of Mlmat'el""" whklh mod& Lfvo/1 Up oilch a llot ootnng ,,..,._'To at and on ~~- -ell\oUaanda of drunken lunllhoodo who only know you tor your OOMr vwiJon of ano\11« artfst'o matoml hu got to ootftlclclng. Dooplto aome Mating lledt-onlnQ. guitar wor1t from Miele Jonea t.nc1 o 0... CO<IId ._man~ to law -ablebanahoo IJ-• <:~lea CO<I)ure up oome pUy lor tho GillOt from blg Joa Slrumrner, thO !land wNte l'lopH of rode, Tho Cl&ah, t a . : k o d - ones foroa. Still ...,. thougllthoy - ·· tn ,.._,., 1M ludlenC. ~"'' pull ill and holllod Ill' tM!t own poaard. Tholr a.altowln unUI .,.. usual dYnamism was ....,., lllltn 'Tho Who finally opSMorad, di<TIInlshod with a limited t.ndtho~wutronarormod pet!"'"""" ttma ot -45 mtnutu. Into one cotloertvo. ~talcloar and hon<:e they cllooo to ploy WI\&! -1'\PieOI Pavto¥1an · could almost be deecn'bed as Daltray IW1tlad hta mll<o t.nc1 tho being a "CIUh't G-leat tllta• croMI bellowed 1ft unloon. Mt-"TtOin In Voln," "london Townahond'a wlndrnUimg arm, Callllljl," "Should I Stay 01 ShoUld long o Who trodemarll, llla<ally I Go" broOght rouol,g c!>oara. In cflovo them wild. N - mind lhO other ""'rda, a complete Inversion fiCIIhOI Tho Who lhemoatof thelt r....,t TO<oniO date. ...,ed tired, oven faarlut of Gerwally, thO nNICIIon of tho walking t~althln Uno atporotlng crowd wae one of catatontc: gonulno apontonooua theatttco, llewllcler1!lent. Yet while II and lDSUrd ttll parody. Tho appUilld that Tna Clash w«• not audlen041 craved tangible obiMoua to their lndiHotonco, It m.anlfMllt~• of tM renowned -mod thotlha gfoup clloM to Who " II .." legend and oil II ontollo-t.nd this 11 what Tho Who thomM!- to the audience's o.bysmal attitude rot!* • sought to deliver. than try to Jolt oorna lila Into the Tho audio&. raaolad with a rnuaes.. Were the people not ao uniformity of ta,.,or !hot btoughl to nonow minded and dogmallt In mind awry ploce of footage,.., tetm• of *hat conwt.Jtutn musical allot II 1 moaolve politiCal rally: volooo .,.,..,.... ralaod In unloon, validity, they may n... ,_plfve ro Tho Claah'a btand o! thO people daofto lht -lflca of '"ton ra- aom~wf'*e. 01 • paraUel to be d111wn from tno otlghtest notion. Muolc It a.we u nell mote than alfnt)l')' an art tom\ ~nd tho muolc, u .,.,llonod earUer. 11 truly what matters. So rt came •• IOf:MWhat of a attodt when thO 1110lllollon hit that Tho Who,...,, aurptlolnglt lama. Old fovo;ij .. IIIIAt "I Can't Ellplaln" and "Suballlult" ~ad fines.. and oluggloh. Doltrey t.nc1 Towruhond hova all but loot their tttpecti~Je vocaf ptowe11: Oaltrey•a voice woa clogged t.nd even taclladololcol, while Townshend """dod ollel'l cr8ck'td end gtated like a young boy tn the ea~y atagao of puberty. Allaynlh ..tzor wOlf( woo competonlly handled by Tilll Gorman, Who WOfktd with the band on tho now on lf't Hard . II anything, tho ohOW wu canted oy drummtt Kenoy Jooes and baaalst John Entwhfatle. Jonea' proclolon drumming wu oulotandlng, and tho OX'a pf!On""""'ol baoa~lng and \lOCals w.-e llC<:ei'-'e-tl!i Oulet an.•, tho IMI ot '""' Eotwhlatle cornpooltlona performed, waa tumultuous, riveting, t.nc1 ono ol tho h\ghlfghto of tho -.ing, Tho w11o.,. Tho wno.,. Tho wno. oo t h o · - ot maotc woa atlll 10 be louncl: "Won't Get Foolad Agaln".*'>lc:III>Mthotr traditional finale alnce 1t71, otl<j-10-tiVOIO, ....,II they do hovo to toaor1 to •oot 1\ghtt t.nc1 ..ploOtono to do - To hollr "Twlot and Shoul" petfomrod duritlg tho"""""'"''' a piNaont turn of ....,to. If you - . q,>e wu rnoornor1zOd Ill' tho ,.,.,.. alght ott-lour veta< ana, !Mil no doUottho .-woo, lor you, nothing 811ort ol Inspiring. 1!<1111 you woro olllo to puah pur the Suporotor focodo and Utton to tho RlUIIcol dolcfll.rma Tho Wl1o S<M~mo to have giYon 1ft to, then porliopa -~.uango nappono_-~-ot --~-nlnrona, -on•n-OiliA, u..ra wt-oo. SomeWnQ In 1M tranliatlon. Whorl cl<o&l!ng wRn thO.,.,..,. •• 1a1go aa Rich Stodru"'· t.nc1 o !land u mythologlciJ aa Tho Wl>o, U Ia nalve to ""'"'" that averrono rs tllo!e IO< tho l<lla llfUpo"" of onfoylng muolc. What Ia p<tmory to the •~oe c:onean'O(*' In auch uou- a;ltuat~ tho maoaag~, lntoxlcoted Ill' U.. more p r - o f the alog.,_ lleloro them. looking dowr1 _ . the ow._,. olght ol a ... of 11111 con be chlt~ngly ....,lnltcAMII of something •• trlghtonfng oo N!l,...,betg rallies hold In Nul Gem~any . Tlwa't a mat11go to be lound In there Ia the Iact that following the days ....ma, they can allove all claim thai tfloy at /out SOW lho legend(l) In -Ilion porto<m. Tho musle " ..u. and tho quality lhweof, secondary. Tho pr-lng acl• ore placed In thO unlortuante .,.,.!lion vou eanwt away, n••• dtd, a mite aod and dluppolntod. Flfloon doUara to Wllch th. . . fine muolclana otumllle to play "Baal tho' Cl-". Some swan song, No one gets_out of here asleep Asleep •t the WMel- Tr•ll•madore C•ta-Saptember 23 W lth all tho lnt-tlllown ,_,tty In tl>o ti'Nitlonol -.»mu.~f.. VO!io ot"'root• Ia all 1 not1ona1!tJea - l>utlgnorwcl. ThoM rooto. klda,.,. ~nd t don't , _ , Pollah m-<U•"' Au.trallon beat do1nl<log- or Wlla._ ro..r -'-'-oran<l-lllloto belorotney - • o 1110 ~of 1M F. t.nc1 IM llomo of tho 8. rm tllftllr1g about tho _ . , . of thai doMI mu.ec y o u - to on tho radio~ I'm tolllln' COU!\Ily and -torn mwlc. And wipe I - - ott yoor -t'Sornollrna In tho laat IWW\IV'IM ~ C&W loat ha )'OUf own. F-. pop~~ tor hold on Ame<lco and (101 rtlegatod to 11-11•"' and bOwling allay toungoo. (Romtrnber lorlltt tlagoa<o on />14ry Hortman, /11-ry Hortman?) It didn't ho4p ,.,.110( any when Naatwlfll got raaotfonwy, u ~ -•lion at oomo 11- and ~lod MHaooanro " Otdo From MuokogM" tor Ita ctodo. ~drnltllng that you Hlled oountry and -••em In tt70 wu lltllamounllo goHtng a C111Wo cut t.nc1 onlfsttng In ROTC, (Elloept, of COUf1l6. IOf JOflnny Caoh, u In "1""'"'1-ttl<..,.,..,try--om- Nefoon, lt'o no wondo< that ClW got auc:ll o bad name. With lack of attention, country and -tarn call"' to be plgoor>o lloled Into o ~~arrow llyllltlc rongo, Itiling betwear) CUh'a "I Wall< tho Uno, • and Tarnrny WYI'MIIto'o. ''Stand Ill' Your"...-: tflythm guitar pld<i!>g two~,_ ben, Whiny atee! guitar, maybe _,. IIddle and o onart drum. N - 10 n (. tl>lo 1>01-tfoll meu. a ,_colora In rho ._trvm, IIQ thotluu owltlg of Bob W111o (poaalbly tho moot l>ut-l~tt.JOflnny C&an.• - . . t e d mualcollorca tn IIIIa m1tld tho~ Caoh lo aa """"' fol~ century). tho lloriky>lonk ol George &I'd rode aa _,.,try. anc1 hotd1y at 1anc1 Jeny Lao Lewis, • 11-tttn.) Tho coowtllng J>l0'010c:l1nlc: bluogroaa o1 8111 tndtgnlly carnt IJIOaJ> Monroe. . . Co"boy tool! a pllt of h a i r y Tho point of t1111 Ura6e Is that t.nc1 told lito tho dloco crowd aa Mleop at tho WliHI. who ''COUnl7." tllat t.nc1 Wil1le ltiC!>!pC>!!to all o!tho 11!gYt 10!1 u.. more, played 16 two SRO allow a at tho Troll 1011 waotr, ond 1 doh' I ~hOW what tiM-10 oay o.boulthom ••-t that theY - . wondt<IUI. They've been ttcordfng and touring olnooa tt70, to tho ponorol lndlllerwnoo of tho record-bvylng publk; t.nc1 tho - · tlaU9ht of anyone who'a - -.them petform. M ' - ot t h o - In eo m a n y - t.nd In tUCII 011 orgentc fuNon lhOtlholll'a ontr one •ay to ctoufly them: ""*'<:an mualo. ~n., '"· wo a.10 • mongrel ,..lion. -' "'lldiYwotu coiled "TTit Road Wilt Me Tonlilht,"lcolnto "Tallttho 'A' Trotn• (Introduced Ill' bend- ~Y llonoon •• "Ttl<o tho Train, E/17"-"for tho ......fit of our Canadian frfoncla~ Afl lnll-lat, "TTit 8Jg Boo-," featurta buret• of e..Cwc gufter, •••· fiddle and at. .l guitar that aound llko • full Mompllto hom aecuon. They do raoa, they do a rflurnbo, they do ''Route e&.'' Ptonlll FaMt- Evant poundo out tlglttlo tho bar t.nc1 rou wonder w~y tho m o n - t didn't Cioar thllloo< lor dancing. Brother ~y. In thO - • Bob Wfllo tradition, lntr-.tho pl.,... and - · h o ludlenc:o; 1 f t . than Crdtona1 mll'lnw, he also fugglea bloclto, - · the oudlenoo wlth hlo &roilier ~y.gun, and polntt out tho authentic w..e Vltutnto mud on his boola. Folb danoa In thO CO<!Oirlctod apace bet...,.,ttloy, "'IQN Is fine, l>ut IOI'o hoar h fO< tho h<>e'r>811rownl .,) ftHfl TiePersuasions' vocalgynnlastici jjngltt - · Pwalladod Into more pololable otot-. Slmlllatfy, With " E......,.IA.....,.._Iho group•• -ton to pUolt 1 aa far u ca,.,, M woukt 90- nEt'rita.. •u a forceful arid riCIIIy tlrnllr'ci.IUIII ~With voco1 comO<IIona. Tho~' atyte)l hollvlly lnfluoncodlll' religion. From lho4r cllolc:a o f - ("Tho Ton Com~ta of Lovw,• """*".'': JMUI aa on that lolofnllne', to INir ool~ondo responaa alnglng, ovldonoa of their faltli waa . . . , . _• • Thlo-.g6apel otyle apparently upset " Man Again llte(lln" (U lAwson COlla tho la..otl Prtma Mlnlottl)- 1M Potauaatona Clkl o OOIIIINnd perlornwoco lor htm In Ttl ~Yiv. Ao Lawaon related, "You don't alng JMualn 1-1•• . . _ , , _ ,.,.._ ... 110100r..lgloua aa lllay are c:ullurol WIIOn tho Potau&olono come out algnfng Into tho Iller -•looking for~· to hondo cl~plng, not Clutatlonlty. l<nowlng that moat POOQle , ,.. lllhQ"' wltltod to ling with their ltlonda out on tho corn" otOOf>a. the Potauaflona Invited tho -linea. audlonce to "C'mon up undOt tho 11~1" t.nd cllont " All Night Long." -'nd 00 tho bald, .,., tho beordod, tile H....-!lon'lltlrtod and tho -"'trMCIOd, tho llpltlelrod .,., tho tove-beadod, all congrlfldodln front of U. m~ and did .,..cuy that. t - t y . - atoce tho Pwrautlona attrtocl-tlma In Wllloh thO Ptraaalona have d...topad a ful\-bodlod and hood'( aound. You....., got to tliOm and you"Yo got to hoarlhom: when you CIO you·,. In for on Intoxicating II'• - t~P<Iffanc.. - R.chol A-•r �rouncds FRI EVENTS A Couple Wl\lta Chlcka Sitting Around Talking at the Cabaret 850. The Otaaa ~gatle II the Wllllamavllle Meeting Houle. Kenny IIJ!d and F~ , comedian anc1 . .ntt11oquloll. In the opening ol UUAB'a Nightclub Set1es. Students: $2.50, nol\-atudeot, $3.50. Talbert Bullpen, 8 p.m. Equw allhe Lancaster Opera House (683-1n&~ She Stoope to Conquer at Studio Arena Theater (856-«)25). Pr1nta or Daphne Sola at UB'a Capen Hall Gallery. The Fuhrer Bun!ler, cycle or pooms In progress, Bulfalo Entertainment Theater (1355-2225), 8:30. SAT \ EVENTS The Fuhrerl!lunker at the Bulfalo Entertainment Theater, 8:30. Angel Street ft the Playhouse, 5 and9 p.m. A Couple Whtta ctlk:ks Sitting Sround Talking at the Cabaret 850. The Olaaa M...,.gar~e at the Wllllamavllle Meeting House. Equua at the House. Lan<~ast er Opera (SSS-3183). She Stoopa to Conq- at the Studl_o Arena Theater. CINEMA Rude Boy, starring The Clash, Buddy Hackett at the Melody Fair 8 p.m. $12.50 and $10.50. Allgel Street at the Playhouso at the Allenda.Jl Theater (885-1523), midnight. Union City a t Wok!man Theater, 4, 8, 8, and 10. Abeenee of Malice II 170 FUlmore, 7:30, 9LA5 and midnight. Pink flamlngoa 11 Woldman Theater, midnight. Arthur Diefendorf 148, 7 and 10 p.m. MUSIC Sh.aldn Smith IliUM !land a1 the Imperial Garage (2&1-4444). Kenny Ounn and the Platola at the Bonne!. Mempllla at the Casper Supper Club (947-9367). Oary Burton at the Trallamadore (854-1414) 8 end 11:1s p.m. sa.~. llullalo Phllhetmonlc: Gala Opening with Werner Klemperer, narrator, and Julius RUdel, conductor. Featured Is Orif'a Carmlna Burana. Kleinhans Music Hall $"14.25, s 1 1.25, $9.75 ancs sa. CINEMA Rude Boy starrtng The Clast\, at the Allendale, midnight. ARthUr Fillmore 170, 1 and 10 p.m. Abeenee of M111Po t46 Olelendorf, 7:30, !1:45 and midnight Pink Ftamlngoa In Woldmen~ Theater, mldnlgllt. • MUSIC T1ta1 at Stage One. Two Hilla at the Starting Gate. ' Uzanl King at the Sundown Saloon. Shiner at the Union Gap. Shl- at the Alden Hotel (937-3358). llrokan Silane. at the WOOden Nickle. Thii"CI Snat Band at tho Bayview Beach Club (823-3881). Summar StreetBancl at McGIIIICtJity'a . Marahall Stowtn at the Colby'a !lilly and the Heartbaata at Mean Guys Ea1t. Fat Brat at tha Wooden Nickel (373-9i57). O.rlng H•rte at the Union Gap~. Eae1on W•t at the Purple Moose <82'-1392). 805 at Stage One 1834-6155}. OHRII at the Point Breeze Hotel (549-9834~ Daft! Star at the Lone Star Cafe (683-2680). Billy and 1M H•rtiNta II Mean Guys E.ut (836-2882). The Road at Gralfllll'a ~ Little Trol» at the FlrHida Inn (373-297~ The llaez et O.J. Stlllery (131-11020~ Third StrM1 band at the Loneslar Cafe. Pllll and the $pec:tora 11 Jolly Roger. Lmla Trolls ath '""'*.,,..,. ._cit T h-'1 1n lf'PIOICh 10 riHJ rhor, If you·,. o«<ouo oboclr It, /l'o ~nt from an ~u rH11f want ro ,..._a no,. lot~. - • you only '"nr too. ,_,, " n.. -~ wr.o epcl<e !/10M -GI "-1 pllc.d oM~.. .J><Oioulon. on the line mo<a t h a n - - the put 20 yean. Strong -..11. what--..,., Wily WHhatood the butMuetotlc '*"'"" or -lnll •vent• will\ the comfctlon olwho - ~.. ehollu eholl,..,., w110 blad<llotad - • • Jazz ar11110 llmOIIII oth« a- porlormeroj who "'"'" oxpllc" on lite CIVU Rlgl\11 IOIUM oltM 1 - Tllfftlng to dtama, and oher trlumptllng to an octr... In F:tH L.,.. o1 1>1y and IM ••c011tlonal Nothlttg 8ur A Alan, 11\11 womon WOUIG egoln loco ll•o blad<balllng avwtc:. ol a donooroutly complocam ontanolnmant eyot...,. Pr-ring to portrey tile motile< of all Jazz olnoeto. Blllla HoiiGay, eho would lind the prodiH>tlon auactonly dHCI, and acting opportunltleo ahrtvalad to tile u-1 ~~~ ol IIIIY""'""'"'Y oltttolypo too olton rosorvad by Hollywood lor Bllcl< drama. Whllotlle lilt ol Lady Dar wan I on to Do Cllllfnltic<IIIY wnllowu'*l by a Blocl<-run corporation, tile woman Dill oultld to pity tho roal Billie Holiday WOUIG llnd 1\oraoll tlldng a n-oaory hlatut from IM """"'P' entertaJnmen' lnch.r11ry. FOf nine years ahe con11nued to wrH• her S.m Nolo Quartet at the Aenatasanee 11 (894·7081). Stage One (416-358-0200). AbOO_y linmln at the Tralf o.J. Stlllarty's. Marehall $1"""' at the Colby's Stage One. SL J - !land at the lmper1al Concert Garage. Songbird at the Alter Dartt. SWitch a t Casey's Clubhouse. The Road 11 Graflltll'a. llempNa at Casper's Supper Club. k....., Ounn a<¥~ 1M Pistole at • The Bonnet1. Allbey Uneoln and her trio at the Trail. powerfully dlr~t poetry and •~Joy tho purault oilier t>tlntlng. Silo 1110 ttught lor a yo11 II NorthRI4gt UnNtrolty. Throughout thlo Umtt, &ht never loat her fortitude, Mr artllh'Y1 or htt au"r·b perceptlon. The QUMn of contemporary Juzaong, Jeann• LMt called het an lnapltatlon. Actor ~011._ Davia would aey, "Her hone1ty makea me honeat. Nothing cheep, nothing walorod dOwn, nothl~g ltcond hand.'' Plfhopo 11 was tho Jom· moving drum potrlorcn. Ma• Roach whO aald 11 boll, whtn he eallld ller "a major contrlbutot to t ho riel\ culture ot African poop it In dlupora." Since Doing brought Into tile fuller lyrlclom of Jazz tomt 20 years ago, tile one-lime nightclub torch alnger hu bttzad an Inimitable legacy ol souketreahonlng mualc, ""Pf•alng h....CIIn tile oompany ol Mil< Roach, Sonny Rolllno. ~nlon KtiiY. Oolernan Hawklno. Ultle, OlltunJu, &lc Oolphy, and, moat riOttllly, Mhlo Shipp. Htt poetJe lyrlco 1\ava bean appr-lllad a nd applauded by pooto Hlto Nllll<l GIOvanni and prime Jazz th-1 lllto Tholo~lout Monll and John Collrana. A woman of many namaa. IIIIo wu bOm Anna Mw WooiGrldgo In 11130. and hu , _ Dlccxno Amlnllt NOMka (tile glh of two Alrlearl -.:ta-ol..lolt In tile 70$). Rattler than flllhlontbly lllo.eord tile lllotorloo o r . - put name, Amklalt hu hold 1\et ontlra ooll -rly• .-~ng to porpotuatt a Whololegocy. In thla, eho 1\at nurtured - • · cutluro. and all """' lie< Into a lull• - t l v a of OnoneM. One ol tile groaiNt ol all ~ a - - ol Jazz Yllallty, and a "-""" pr-oponont oltlle truo tile 1ogonc1wy Abbey Llrl901n will pot100'JII tornonow nlglll olllle Trllllrlladonl Colo, toc:alad In tlowntown'a Thootro Plaea. Showtlmeo art ate and 11. T1ciCtl pr1ceo can Do ol>tllnad"" caning 860-1414. n- wno taea1t ,., 1nert<m>1o tm performance 11 tile old Tratt " ' - tllat eho -dua~or a 01,.,.,"""' ,.,_ notiiU>Q o1 Ill IIIIo. await tile pr_,.. of tr. . ,.,.ole. A h....,.n ontartatnmont. Tha will Ia · Willi Aminate (and tile rN>CMntlclpo1ad teth _ . , _ ol ~nton Mlllltlt), llle magic Ia llert and, with H, ...,..U..II\ouvllll t"-t boekon to Dltnltnllnad. Don't Dlourpr- II tile thoughlo tum ovt to Do youra. Tomorrow night. '* ••perlenco Bile&-"*"'· ,.,_long -•nco - AiicJt.ol F. Hoplrlno �moN SUN The Fuhrer Bunter at the Buffalo entertainment Theater, 7p.m. She Stoopa to Conquer al Sludlo Arena Theater. Buffalo Philharmonic with Werner Klemperer, narrator, and Jullul Ru~l. conducting. 2:30. Same price schedule as Saturday. EVENTS Holtywooct:The DrMm Factcwy Sludlo Arena Thealer. at the Eall Delevan Ubrary ~ WI*! lad Thlnga Happen To Good People, leclure, at lhe Cenlral Ubrary (B!i&-7525). MUSIC The Night Hawtta at Casey's She Stoopa to c:onqu. at . , Talaa at Stage One. Moonshine Expnu al Rogues 11. Clubhouae. ClNEJrlA Cabinet of Dr. Callgarl at lhe Northw.,l Library (885-BM5). Cahoota at Knlckerboekera. . Third StrMI Band al Mean _) Guys EaSI. Actor al the Trallamadore, 9 p.m. live broadcaSI by WGRO. A,.t StrMI at lhe Playhouse\ 7 p1m. Gallagher, comedy, at Kleinhans, 8 p.m. CINEMA Cvttel'a Way al Buflalo'State Sludent Union Soclal Hall NtazakeShange's SpellNJ. 7 (87U025j. Atthur In Go__.a Dewey Lounge. 9 p.m. Ponnlea 1.- H. .\lell Woldrnin Thealer,4:30, 7 and !1:30 p.m. MUSIC Jolin Hammond and the Nlgllt Hawlca at the Imperial Concert Garage. Don Potter al the Trail, 9 pm, $4. Showdown at the Locker Room 1882-022A). Cain and Mulllfly a1 the Case Casablanca. Gamelon at Flr>gef$. -: ~- Talaa at lhe Caboose. V I - I Michaela land at Mean Guya East . OHRB at Point Breeze Holel. fet llrat a1 lhe Purple M~ TNrd SlrMt land al Stage One. TaJttus al Trader Jacks. N - ...,..., Sl»/1 No. 7 OIIM C..tor ThMtw. • IAN IO right: carol 81~ Eulla C.thy, LaYtm Clay. Dtnnla Crowloylll, Kay Miller BYRD Tho o.panment of Thaalro and Donee pruenta Nloukt Shango'o ua on1.,. 11>1 hlgh4ttpr:>lno -1<1 of nlghlcluC> ontortalnll*lt on 1 light nolo tllla weoQnd. ThO un...,.lly't ...., Night Club Sertu cMbula 11 8 p.lft. Friday til hi • Talbort Bullpen on thtAmN<ol Bllock lalonl. lhla Ia 0111 ol play Splf(l No. 7 at thO c.ttler ThleV., opening "'"' Thuraday ., 8 p.m.., and running on Thuradllya throUgh NCh Wlll<tnd unlit tho 24111. Directed by Ed Smith, and atarrlng IOfnt of Buttato:a finest ol alllhlo lnlo a dynamically ~ Ntozake'a moat darlog and peBonal lanou•oe makH lnnovall•a uMt of Jazzpoetry. Her ability to btlng YlfM, muato. dance and drama toge111•r It ruonant with lhl rich llnoago of Ihi African Oral Trllclftlon, and hlr convayanco lormklabla arlfsl whoaa work Ia alwoyalull of giNa and moaaagoa. FOf lurthlr lniOtmollon and tlckol ~. call83t-3742 or 831.a.o&t. Be on hand !Of a moat •P«Io.l thealrlcal lllj)Otlon<:O. • ~ Butlalo -trlleqvl$1 and comacllan Kenny Byrd ""'' clltllttn tt>t flnlt . , _ whh a cut of nooJ . cc:- c1umm1et- an lnlematlonally comlo routine. Bynl la plncMIIttlng f01 lhl lnc:rMalngty._lar RPM, a Buff-Jan wNcll WU alated IO open 11>1 ehlb 11111 will<- . Thtlr poriotmanco hto been raochtdultd f01 next Friday. Byrd It a regular on I hi comocly circuit, having appured at IOfnt of tht top nlghl apofa In Lao Vagao, lhl C.talllila, New York and Loe Angalat; Ill' a gaining attention . . . "" . , _ g - t . . well u a concan tour-· ThO Hlohl ~ S«<at. - e d t>y tho Unlwfalty Union ActWitlea ~ wUI run ...,., Friday ftlohl, oxctpt ~ PrornollfW aay lhl)t plan to offtw • vat1t1y of nlghtclul> performera and • ctau" "'tortalnmont tadl - . ptuo a full bar and oppollzer "'oup menu. -·1 Mtnlulon (club tdmlulon keys) COif $2.50 per.- I<>< all-.ta and 13.50 per IVInlng !Of adrnlulon. TUE EVENTS 8:00p.m. CINEMA Alftcan ~ al lhe North Park Library (875-3748). SMI~to~at lhe MUSIC Sludlo Attna Theater. Lebel al O.J . Sllllaty'a. Little Trolla at Siege One. RRad at lhe Lone Slart Cafe. Mike Mamott al M. .n Guys Mel . . _ lecture, Clark Gym, ~·-~ol lmellectual "''O*1Y • lec1ure, al the Buffalo Stale College Communlcallon Cenler,12:15 (81U32&). • Downtown Jazz land at thf Imperial Concert Garage. M-hlne IExP<"a at lhe Rogues II. Gold Ouat Twlfta a1 the Bonne!. East. Billy and the Healilleeta at Mickey RaiS (83&-9467). �DEPARTMENT SPECIALS! J DAYS ONLY! WED. EVENTS She 51001'8 to Cone!'* at the Studio Arena Theater, 8:30. lfti.SOO SPEAKERS--80 WT. 1NP11T $7tl010 ...... 10" Po~r ~~ toH. ,..,.,.. 10tu111u c:one twHttr, HPM Hon1 Loaded F'lllll! S.r Tweeter. } . - ' ....- Angei$11'Mt at the Playhouse, 8:00p.m. =;;.oo $229.00 HPM m SI'£AJ([R$-200 WT.IHPUT , The 01"' Menagerie at the WIUiamavllle Meeting House, 8 p.~ ) I 4 Wl1 • 4 Jpt&k'tr sylltm ftll~r9S u~' Pot,wltr G~kt Coot mltlraott ud ~~~$399.00 @PIONEER" . .CAI"tt'tU . ....-'"",. . HPM 1100 SI'£AJ(£RS-.2SO WT. 1NP11T way .. 4 spuktr mt.tm ftltllf"tS 15~ " Po111Mr G~~· <OH ml4ru.. 4 & twttttr. Om"f.Oirtetloul Oo11blt Drive Hlth Poi)'Mer ,..., tw"ter. ~;;&.oo$629 •.0.0 Vou •••t haw to ttt a new ttetlwr to . .\ I bttttr SOUi diftt OM. AI 10011ttd .. l'to&fWiftl ...u.n. . ' Tile lufla.lo .....,.nnonlo ~. oonducttd by Auoclate Conductor Clark Suttle, In a - f i t conc.<l lhla Wtdneaday In UB't SIM Conc.<l Hall . ·~ . . THU PIONEfR LD-660 LASER DISC PLAYER Rf,, S589.00 $489.00 $25.88 EVENTS Angel StrMt at the PtayhOuM. She St~ to Conquer,.! the Studio Arena Theater. A Coupla White Chlcke Sitting Around Talldng at the cabaret 860. The Fuln< Bunker at the Bufalo Entertainment Theater. The Olau Menagerie at the WilliamsVIlle .Meeting House. SATURDAY MORNJHC SPECIAL 2 .HOURS ONLY! 10 AM · NOON SAT., OCT. 2nd THE W~O It's Hard $4}~8 ..-.. ....... T...,tstN Wiloof........._......, ..._.,, '' At!~oeaa'' ~.-· ''0.,........'' ''Jt's Yo.t T"'"''' SUPER SELECTION OF ALBUMS AND PRERECORDED 8-TRACK TAPES! each OUR RfC. $2'1.95 SALE ENDS SUN, OCT. 3RD " Where thr ~lte meet 1c1 tap thrlr feet" bel- '"""-at n. v - - . - a IIIII ol a 11M to oey but a IIIII ol a lotto ptey,.., 111e ContinentaL 11 you find n hard to lhet -grand ~ oiiMINmen~al rode .,. attn ldcldn' 11 out, tllen run don1 walt - t o 212 F.-lin bec&UM-~ ~~--turf• OPEN 7 OA'I'S A WEEK -10 AM TIL MIDNIGHT ""' �T H E B u 'F F A L 0 N I AN I 83 The official UB Yearbook Now on sale $10.00 I book This I. Evuy rrldAy, tOe Wlnss , This I. Every Monday, IOc Wlnss -~~ In the all new WINE CELLAR October Oct. Oct. Oct. lst & Oct. 2nd Frl-1 st &. Sat-2nd - Kenny Gunn &. The Pistols Monday-4th -.Open M i ke. Everyone Welcome Tuesday· 5th - The Gold Dust ~ns Wednesday-6th - Summer Street Thursday-7th- Stone Country Band No c..- Moa-Tnr luement of Nltltd7 Oriftk $pedals ( ~ \It.\.., (,l Y'> t ,\'>I lOX'~'··· j,l: I t ·I I Hl\d '" ,.,.j, ' I ' orll '"', 1 " Mon. Nlghts/Llve Rock Appearing Sept. 13 "THIRD STREET" · 2 Llbatts Blue for $1.50 · T l..i::rt I ,\ 1 \ ~. I • f' ~ 'It<' ~ 1' • ~ ~.-, .., , • I" • I ' r .J' o ! ',U.tH<'IC'' f ~ Jt ~,r,cJ Weds. Night - Ladles Night $3.95 all you can drink for the ladles Recitlve eouwnlr glue Uve Entertaill..eat " ACE" •· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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" - Assio.ttarrl to the President and the Calotn Bac~ ---=·" University By S£m GOODCHILD Edlll>"I•.Chl(/ A n El1pemncproanm ddayed l\00 ) t.aN. Librvy Pho1ocopoen on ord<r line. J~. Facully rescatcbcn (otced tO wail wettJ l O b<Bin thrir project>. From conductlna otldemlc procrams to ordcrina bask supplies, Uruvcsily orrJCiala 11.t1d farully find lh<rn,.lves boaaed down by a cumbcnomt StAte bureacraey, which, they say is uruque in RUblic higher education natlonall y. 8ul chey fotM!C 1 renewed erron, Pl<cd by University Presld<nl Steven B. S..,pk. 10 comba1 the b01TCa<r11<7. ID faa, 11 bu b<cn reponed !bat Sample has offered 10 foraoe some Stale suppon in rr1um rex more control on lhe loeal 1<\tl. UB u DO< aloM In r..una cramped by ovc.-r<a"'•tlon AI tht Spettmb<r Univcrshy Council mtetins, Vi« Prmcknt for Fin&DCC and M2M&flll<nt Eclward Do)'! shared a papet.kom tb< SUNY Ce-nter at Blnah4111ton thai Q!ls fO< tb< Slate 10 CUI tht amollllt of red tape f01 SUNY ocbooll. Tbc Division of the Budact ums control over nftl abe most innocuious pur~hasea and t'ffon s. Ill thoush SUNY Is ~<en u nothing more than another Slate· run service, like the Hlghwoy Authority. ' 'ln all of my yean In public hlaber education," Assislantto 1he President Carlota 8acl said, "I h&Ye never..., the pow<T of the DOD and Governor'• Orr~tc u ~Ltasitisno• ." Council members eomplalncd or Ibis. ootiDa tha• SUNY eampu>n need some control avtt their o.,,. 'IICDdina witllout waltlna Albany·, _...-.~. AdmlnbtnaiO<> saJd that in ordet to deal wilh tk<Teaslna budget>, they need flexi bility to shuffle resoW'«$. UB bas already it~ed <o do tbls. O.·ct <he swnmer. whllc S..,plc OpeQiy clisnW<d I be need for rctrcodtmalt to live withio budact aulddines, tb< Uni,eu ity devdopcd ao amJ>itio"' cncrar aavtna plan mwtUcb raourca ~rre swirched to penonnd lines away from utililies. Addllionalty, SUNY Qatra) offered UB extra lUndin& to Orflln what was SKn as ao inproponiowe bu~a•• culb•ck wlob internal re-allucatlons. SUNY JCboots ""'ulllllke 10 do more or this. 11 wanu the "freedom to make. c:xpcndatures withln bud,Jet, to ma~ purchases. and to takclpmonnd acllons subjtcl only to a pos1.audil," 1b< BiQihamton document reads, "Cive them Ibis kind ol mpoftn'bk autonomy and they wiU PfOvidc more and b<u<r educ.tional ...Vic<> 10 the p<Ople of New York Stale ror th< sam• oc ' - amoonu of money." Hirina ltas b<cn htld ba<k, not only because or the frcac impolcd won't even make that kind of insi&nifieanl ~ppoinlmt:nl, aU Wt on SUNY carlier this yur, buo «cAUK each individual """"' must 01>1 1c«i<e Sta "' approval 1bc r<t rot our lrouiolt b d<la.)" and trudrut&ocu Vf&nt th~ ability 10 make actioou lirit. without Slate ovmiaht by havlna tb<se clca»oos rcril:wed alia they have 1>ccn mactcd. Slate approval Is ne<:cssary b<(pre and after all dcdsloou. "EV<D thouah we had money and bad lhc lines, we couldn't even ru1 a full·l\mc bead relidcm pot.idon In 1hc dorms." nld Vice Prelldent fl>r Slu4all Affairs Richard SiqttkC>w. "We cllan&ed A dmjni:s1ra1on comp&aintd lbat they arc. In cf(CCI , truted lilte chtktrm, DOC f'\ocn aiveu the our polley oo a full-lim< position so 1h11 we eould have more of a prcoence qaltUI vandalism." BecolllC or SWeAd&ys, the Ulllvcni1y - 1111*1>~ <o hire pttlOODd and the candidate< too~ other jobs. "lbe State keeps <eDina u> nor to haVe so much vandalism," Sludkow noted. "But the Statc no aru.. tt.'' authomy to apron travel co eonferrnces for faculry. The Binahanuon J)llptt l&mt"nud over the syS1em or "o...erdop 0\-Cf" wa1ehdop ovct watchdoss." The burcaucucy avcrsly arreeu rocuhy research, and aradu11e education. Acc:ordlna to VIce Pmldenl for Oladllalt Studies and Research Dorlald lltnnle. tbr dfett b not iO much oa the educatJoo of JtUdenU, but rather in the Ia& olme for facully and the pOor stipmdt lhal lfl4ua1c Ruden!) are peld. " OrldUAte wor!( Call ao on In a borrcn land, but wl\ere tht State P<Ovlcles lesl than idcal loceothe Is • -STATE- 10 Retrenchment not planned , but still possible By ALAN KACHIC ::::.:~h': ::::~~-.~:ld he 1"..;. 1_ 1_Edl _ _ _M _••_•..;. _ t_or_ _ __ problems bccau>c the Lealslature does no< hove complcle control resid<nt Ste•m B. oV<T tit• bud1et Unes and they s.mple told the Facully could st!U he tram1'ered away fnom senate Executive SUNY. Commin.. (f'SEC} Wcdncsd&y tbat UB cwranly fs 1101 for some reason DOD cootanplatina rdrc:nch.mau and ref\ISCS to a<:«p< th1ll piiUl, then we are ·in bi1 troob~,'' &unplc uplained his ""'iom durinc the •ar1lcd. "I am dcrdla a1 DOl summer IDvolvinl bucl&ct .W.."mmic>M. bavina irtstllalcd a mm>ehmcnt &ate U<Wenity or N<w York ploD," tbe President said, (SUNY) Chaocetlor Oif\oa R. ,._una that sucb • piJll should Wbanon issued • II\CIIIOn.lldum to have b<cn prepared wbeo the the Board or Trunca stalin& that oriaiaal budl<l was propt)l<d . reucnchmc.nt would be- neces.sary 11 several SUNY decided no1 to iniliate campuus- lncludlna UB-the retrttiCbment plans because or the President said, "I never saw the nesoiiationa (for the compr010bc memorandum ... He addfd that "it spendjng plan)", he said. S..,ple might ltave b<cn poalblc" that added that "I would he to bl.tme" such a memorandum did cJCist blJt If retrenchment b<corncs nocessary asserted thot b< had oo knowledae and UB is not prcplted. If auch a sirualion did arise, he warned, of is . Sample capWned, "-wevtt, tbat '._ would bave 10 lay orr more tile possibility of rctteMhmcnt is people" because it would he larer still real if the -omise intheyear• • JpCIIdina plan is rejc:aed by the The Pn:sidmt abo dbclwed bil .-ina with the Orpnlutloo or State D<panmen~ or Buda<l (008) ID fa- or 0ovm1or Huab PriaQplc hmoliplors oa the topic or dfidond)' workift& withlD the L Carey's oriaiaal bu4act smocture of New YD<k Slate's P<OPO>OI· cunibcno<nc bureac:ncy. "W<'ri He said tlw foccd wilb Lhc dal.ina here wilb cultural co•cmor 's orialnal buc!act "tit...,'a no quest!""" tlw layoff) _pn)blems," he .ud. "We're Uvlna would b< needcd. S..,ple in a swe with a ....... cultural osalotained thll the eootJI<Omlse '""'""" omtnl administration." 1bc JI<O'blcnl Is ..,...dina pian\wo"'d save Jobs and biucs wu eonRdcnt 1bat t1to dmwe 1101 with lndlvidualt be uacntd, P '' l.r ''I but with <he style of sovcrnment and the State constltutloo "which the people have lived under for 50 yean." The issue, Sample explained, I• ""'hY does this decision nocd 10 he madc a1 this kvcl and nor at a loWtt lever." A restruc:turina such u thls which woulcl create a les> oeotrali.r<od but ,..,... etr>deru system or administration. Sample bdlevco. F...,.., member Bud Kunt~ oddresaed the FS£C oa Lhc final itesn Of 11\c DOW (OUT year Old Sprlnaer R<pon to b< implemented, that of a credit hour requirement ror -gaduatioo. Prestnt:ly, an undergraduate nctds 128 ereclit hours to gaduace and Kuntz maintained • "B.uk:alty, thcte lltould he no chana• in the numb<t of credit boun. !see oo educ:tti~Y dcteouibk 19SDO to mookey with h 1h<D lhtte was to establiah it In tht flt1l """." UB's cradualioa requinmcnu ••are 001 Qtei:SiVc. We are abcwe the llliDiaiUIIII (for N<w York Slate) aloq with 12 other pub& and pri¥Wte llulilutioaa," b< ald. J(uotz added tltallhtte propooals 10 lowu the aumbtt or credit houn reipdnd hot tbat there was some.,.,...,.,. within Lhc Ecluealional ~ Policy Ccmmittee lhal liY dolna SIICII an adion ooulll b< OODJlrued U a 1o-m, of UB'$ aa.doemk -e Jllndarck. lbe lZI cndit bout total was arrived ... -=nliaa 10 ~ ba:awc tnditiooally lhtte was • ~of 120 hours bill tm -rUed 10 126 when Rosene Officer Tralnlna Cor!>o was IIWidator}l'. 1"'0 mor:e acdit hours - · taaed 00 with th• ""' r~l. 1bls be Aid, could be divided cvea.ly by nc-.. 16, which fOfDially wulbe •vtf!tCe niiiDbcr of Cftdlu wen adlaemestcf by UlldcqradUAtes. The eommluee round no rcuoo to chrlnt• thla aumbor. �.. in short. . rrtfE spECIRU~ _ ,, 1- 1012 r...,.~.......... ctmpu-; Studenu !hoi do noc have eurrcotly ~ted 1. 0 . cards may aaio adm.ioAoa only by tbe purchase or a 10111< liclln "'Alumni Alma or Rocaty F'>eld brforo pme lime. Bus Survey Completed JofiOC.VIfo...... E - o... K.lcl kl......,., £...., -aall... -.. Afan C. JoM MuM/Ait DI'NC'IOr In an eff0<1 10 imptove lhe in1ercampus bus oys~ern ll UB tbe S1uden1 Auociation (SA) and Clmpus Busina have reccnlly ' oompkled a survey wilh wl\ith 10 base a new tchedule. Atoord.lna 10 SA Director of S1uden1 Affain Norman Ooldschmldl, "We made an qreemen1,wi1.h Clmpus Bu>lnalul year thll we would conduct the survey and UK II to fomwloto a new schedule." Tbe ""''ey, oompiled. WI week, not., where <1uden1s 101 on and orr lh< buxs. as wdl u peak demand limes, and Is now beio1 <1uclied, with cooc:rete infonnadon 10 be rtPOfled npl week. lhe pre<enl Bluebird KrVi<e "ad<Quale but not tho besl," Goldtchmid1 is optimistic about the survey's oot>dusions and fon<"OS the distinct pouibility of r<VMna 11\e shunk that was experim<oted with laJt taD<S~er. caw., -tiD GotySI.,rl~t Seth AUM'Cify "'Dt"'ld OILitiiCOittnhlfhtf City Council Invaders West world owner Erl< Joseph is suin& the City of Buffalo lo 1<1 the tiCC~~K his vidoo &arne ~ade n<edl 10 remllln in business. Mayor Griffin will n01 Issue the license because Univenily Councill'<f'On Rosemarie LoTempio hu rtfused 10 write and •ian a leu« ghin&her okay. The M ~yor has a policy or llbl issuina areade licenses WII<SS the lrict council representative approves in writ in& O ipboard FRIDAY: Gold : 51. Bonavenlurr U. At Audubon Coune (1":0> p .m.) Field Hockey: Mans field 51. CoUqe ll Alumni Compln (3:00 p .m.) SATURDAY Rotary Field (1:00 p.m.) Mea's Socecr: C:.rusius CoUqe at Alumni Compln (1:00 p.m.) Croso.\'lcoulllt)': 01 Fredonbl 51. lnvitialional Mm's TenniJ: 01 Cortland 51. VoUeyball: al llro<kport St. Invitational a1 _eop, Uz PtltlnoiCCMttfktlnt Rlnoy Otvld CuJk&lhthl,. lOf1 Sch•.dl&IF•ttw,. Oav. Hec.M\MI'Phto JIIMISUI!tyjK_.Jn A. tCNfOei'-'Spott~ Otlfdtt M~INA tf:l ' Wit r...,.aror-.,..,. A Wisdom -~IS.o Sal<,__ is the capital of Kalyat 2) Who is tbe us EneriY S«retory'l l) Which layer or tbe ~ph<tc Is at • hllher ollisude, the JUaloopbcre or the ioaoopbctc? 4) Identify the lhree non·Mlddle Eas1 nations thor wiU comPQK the Lebanon .,._,.keepina force. .l) Wha1 is partbenopobia? , 6) How many bones are th<re In the human sltuU7 1) What.is lhe plunll of the word opus- whlcb mcan> a creative WQtk,.~.Uy a oompoJhion or music? 8) Which lans~e Is spoilon by more peoplr, Gorman or Arabic? 9) Which nation is larscr in aru, Ubya or Indonesia? 10) What does RUD, the aovemment aacney, Stand for7 I) What FootbaU: Buffalo St. E-· S.Ch Goooc::hl&cWf~ , ..,.,. -""'c...-... .. _ F WJchNI E. SMttaNe..,.... lllue~~t~ Wlclll04 CVtoto4piA-- Mo•C&nclf LII.IQhiWAh.CooMI!It tot Rtl'!to lroUUt'f/,.,.~t.IOII ltft.N,., Kathy Dw&lcUAd\1'. ,.,vctlott Coot. t.at.~tlo conweyiProtNct/on Otvld Mt'fl" ' ""'"u" r,tSpHuum It Mrvtd bf tl\t Fltld Hewtpap« SyncUoett •~ Los Anoetu nmu Syndlcllt, Colltogltll HMdllnq &M\olc. Unlttcl F. .tur... Syndktl-.:1 and Unhed Pwtll Syndlca tt. TM S,.Ctn;,w It ,_,.wnttci tor nettorwu tct\41'jlt '"CJ by Cc!Mmurttc.Uons &nd o\4Mtt~ ~kin lo Stuo.Ma. lnc.. ANSWERS eon:... ,~20,l)OO SUNDAY llas<bell: llhaea Co~ at Alumni Coml!lcl< (1:00 p .m .) MONDAY: ·caol'e ltrnlldopA>Q ""110 puwi"!1"0H oq1 q OfUI lol ·o.<qn 1m(! J>llwr I! R!S>UGpUI (6 ·~ ""ll 111UU>0 I(Gds >tdoa<l ~JOW (t •IU>CJo SJ Indo JO pm(d "'U. (L ·nrur• uwwnq >ql "! sauoq a .,. •JOCU. (9 Golf: at Buffalo 51. lnvillllional ANNOUNCEMEI'ITS: Admlulon tO foo tball iames at Ro tary Field is free of charae IO those U B Muda'l's who Pf<S:<nl a validated 1982-83 1.0. card. ALL S .A. FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS PICK UP YOUR BUDGET PACKETS BY OCTOBER 15TH IN ROOM 111 TALBERT HALL IF YOU DON'T YOU'LL BE CUT OUT Attention All Athletic Clubs: Pick up your organizational packets at the S.A . office, room 11 I Talbert Hall. All packets must be returned to the S.A. office no later than October 15th, _t 982. ~------------------------~1· • The Student Association ' Invites you to own Rotary Field. For S 1 you can own a piece of Rotary FJeld I, ,. - I· ''IJ!IIUno.( JD n>J >Ill '1 IJ<IOqdOUOI{U"d (S 'O;>IOJ IU!daa~·:>:>e>d oq1 U! ><Ill"" SO~lS PAI!UO oq1 ptTI 'O>tTIJ,j '~r-11 WOIJ sdoo.1,1 (Jt 'OJOQdSOlllJIS Oql ""'II opnlJir- JOqiN WII IJ >J>qdSODOJ OIIJ. (( ·~tnu3 JO Arl~>•»s oq1 •1 'P'""P3 saw.r <z 'lqo•r-N '1 .~...ll JO Jlll!d"" •u (I , AnENTION STUDENTS Please Begin to Return All Completed Assembly Pet itions to Room t 11 Talbert Hall Rrst Assembly Meeting Oct. 6, 3:30 pm TAlbert SenAte ChAmbers You Must Attend For More lnfo.-636-2950 Join the S.A. Assembly Petitions must be returned by Oct. 4th Can be picked up at someplace, 11 t Talbert For more info. Call Jerry Olsen at 636-2950 rllo$pKI/-oll- - "' t41111dyHIII. 61111-Yol ...... fort~:" aurtuo. aun., ..._ '""' t--T-(11-~­ ~ 1112 lkliiiiO, N.Y. 11M SpKtrum St~t ~ tnc_ !clflottel poUcy It Ot1t""'Md by the Cdtlor,.~tf. Republk.I!Uons of .,..., mlltl' Jwwln Whf'IOUI ll'le t.XpteA eontenl of 1M Edll~~f It nrJclt)'l~n. "lit SPHtl'Wff It D(ln'td by Buff•k> •ewaPte h Inc.., 1310 &entc:• Sl. \uffllo, N.Y. All UB 500 TeAms Remember to Collect and Tum In Your Pledges for M.D.A. ln 11 1 TAlbert HAll P.C. As Soon As Possi!Jie ~II Athletic Cl.,.b Sports All Reservations for Fields Must be made Through Dir. of · Athletics . No Fields Can be Used Without This Approval. Call l<en lves at 636-2950 Register to Vote! We Will Help You . On Wednesday, Thursday &.. Friday of Thts Week . ~\ s...dero ~ �American Studies keeps beat to f'ree Doctoral Degrees By JAMES RYAN Sp«/n11n Sill[/ Wrlttr up. The dcpartmtDt is oo1 askina for any additlonal fi.U>ds, a lhe Pit. D. proa;ram could be Wtialed (rom lhe al.rady cxistina M.A. PfOII/&m in plaoe. Proa;ram c-dinator Jwse Uomse said, 1 "(We arc) willint to do it without L asc Friday a JTOUP or studenu and fatUity mcmben l<d ~ American S<udl<s lnstrvccot O.arlie Kdt h<ld a "rh,y!hmk" vi&il ac Foi.U>dcrs' Plaza . The , _ . how c:oMisled of dnlmmlna out Latin beau oo booaos aod rt:tOUJ'CCS • I o - ..,.,..Y plbcrcd co protest che delay in implemcncatiott or lh< American S<uclie$ D<panmmc'J dOCIO<al ~ which hu bc<O requested for lh< las1 15 )'W1. The maiD aim or lhe p<oecst,Keil said. is to get peoptc aware of ltK"' issuo-&Od 10 W&e than IO aid lh<if cause ~ wrilifta co Praldenc Sleven B. Sample, utJina him co forward lhe Ph.D. pr.,_al co Albany. Establhhed In 1961, 1he departmtnl 11/CW OUI Of lhe Badtclor of Atts (llA), Mucer of AtU (MA) provams In Ameriean Scudies administered by lhe EDl!lish O.ponmcnc. In 1970, Puc:no Rican Studies join~ with the depan.ment. and new c-ourS6 offered by 1he dcpanmcnc developed lhe Women's S•udles and Native' Ame!rlea.n Studies proll/lli1U. The faeoJcy quadtupled durintlhis time. and in December Amerlcen Studlea atudenta prote11 Spectrum photo by Dave Heckman Of 1980 &II evalUAtiOn team approved lhe proposed Ph.D. program. In JanUAry of 1979 chen Praldenc Roben L. Krten tho Provo51 of the Univcrsicy, wbo -fn lhrec years lime, thc proposed Vlc:c President of Aeademie Connally filed in favor of 111an•lna reviewed che PfOII/Im, Jald lhc progam lwl been reviewed cwloc AJfalrs Rober1 Rossber&'s desk. lhe Dcpanmenc iU Ph .D. 10 V..., and lwl pused lhrouJ)t aU proposal indicaced "cbe promise where ic has stayed w!cbouc OlanecUor lot Aeadetuic or a disclncdve and ilusovotive committees lhac lwlco review che approval. Pro111ams James E. Perdue. proa;ram," and wu csnhwiastic propam before it could be American Sludies' Jrlcvanocs Uc Gco<&e F...,..os or che orne. or ahouc lhe proposed Ph.D. implemenced. F'mally, it wml co in why che PfOII'IID has bc<O held RossberJ, hOwever, said chat 1he proeess or ..-Juation is far rrocn ova. 11 Wc cSon•t want a 6eci:sion mack ln a YKplll ••• he says. ~remna co the rae~ ch11 his ofT""' WIJ ..-~...Ina ..belhcr appro-.! or lhe P<OII/tm would curu.il otbcr pfOII/amS al.rady in WstCJIC'<. As IO ehar&<S that bis offa WI.S doin& -"'na bvc sitlina oa cbe proposal. hc ans-ed chat lhc resources •en bOna looked ac . "It's DOl chat simpk," .Rossbera said. "(A number of) provams ~ below <ricical lllaJS, and lhey h.avt 10 be considered too. •· The proaram ln.. ol\la a)vtna a Ph. D. In Ihe Oeld of Amerltar!' cullural studies.. The proi>O'al for tht pro.,am stales that the dcpee would be US<ful in the O<lcb of ceathlna mlnorhy Studies, public service job~. the: ar1s :rnd mtdi;t, and community lo(rvlcc. There is wo a demand for such o dearee from rordan students, the propo.sal mentioned. Courses in ::r·,g~o=.';~"i~h~~,!;'rib~~ and Latin America. as wcU as- a. iludy or woman'.s role jn s.odccy. Until runher notice, the prot_. wiU conlinuc at Foundcr•'s Plaza unciltherc is a thana• ia lh< Jitulllon. They will be lherc from ll:OO PM until I :00 PM every Friday, playina lhe hollr away for tbdrc:auK. Theft d rills dental school By ROBERT OIC.I N Sp«trvm Sltifl Writ..- c must be lhe season. FO< >0<>1< reason, dencal sold l\as been rccdvin& more chan , .. ....at sb~ or atccncsoo. This week, varioUJ media sourees <~aimed that UB researdte<s had found a deflnlce Uok belween dcncal sold and eanecr. And befote that,lhleves $!Ole SII ,!IOO wonh of aold from UB's dencal lab in Farber HaD. The stolen aold wa.s liken from I 35 students• kju. which cost them •pproximately 1340 each. The denial lab, like most other 2.4 hour labs and "udlos on eampw is left unlocked and unauarded despicc its contents. Because &uth ueu are noc protected, they represent veritable "aoldtnln<S" for lhose eager co -P a small fonune ac lhe ~of UB studenu, accordina co UB ofriCials. Direetor of PubUc Safety Lot Orifl'in explalAed that he wu no1 at aU surprised by tbe lnc:ldcnc. •'The room and lhe kiiJ should Need Something Sold Quickly? Want to Say Hello to a Friend? Need Services? The Spectrum Classifieds are an efftdent way of communicating $1 .50 for first 10 words .10 for each additional' have bc<O propctly lod:ed. An)'l)ne could ha~jusa walked i4 and removed Lbc aokl." he said. When uked If then - e any IUSpotU, Orlfr.n rq>lied, " We have been lnvestiaalina .....at lddl, bw "" do not have any sUJpocu at this time. Wc have alcned aU arca dealers or rare metals and aold refiners or lhc chert." He speeulaced cb11 the chan.4es oT ac~uaUy rmdina the <rimliiJnw is noc •«T JOOCI, beeause lhe stolen peUeu wero probably already mched down lnco Oil< lump. Orlffin add.e d tbac beet use the resale value or dental aold Is eoll.liderably les.s than pure aold, Ihe thieves could only hope 10 aet a few choii.Wld dollars at most. T he chen carne as a severe blow IO lhe 35 mcmben of lhe Sehool or Dentistry's sophomore dassctbe entire class or 17 bavin• already 1pen1 dooe to SJO,OOO on dental &Old alonc. "Those lll'fected by the crime feared havlna' co pay u:tra for ~ iold," Dean or lhe Sehool or Dcntlwy WiWam School of O.ntlalry Deen William Feegana F..P..• said. The sebool dectded that It would not be ralr to rorec Ihe students to pay an addllional s~. AI a rpecial cmer&eney m«~lna, Feaaans distloscd an alcematlve plan. "The facu\ly .acr<cd 10 pwdtase. ,.ith mooey from a special fund, a new technique meW which "<>llld replaoe lh< aold aUoy, and dependlna on ils succes• chis semester, may be used In all future cluses," he said. As to eampw security, Feagan& has additional worries. ••we are frilhlcnod thai che communlcy will know aboul our aold supply and believe il 10 be eully ac:oes.<ible." Sophomore Oasa Prtsldcnc Mike Ehkn Informed Feqans or • Spuctrum file photo che then last Mondoy, \hinkini ar Ortt thai II wa.s only a prank. " I never believed that'somcthina like chis could hoppen and I don'• want to think that it wu 10meonc from my dw who did ic. We're more ltke a ramHty th.a.n a class-. •• be wd. "But who <lse eould hJove done icl'Tbey must bfvc been a.ssocialed with lhe ..hool in some • - GOLD poge 10 �THE SPECTRUM Classifieds that conmnmicate ATTENTION ALL ENGINEERS ' ································ The Society of Women Engineers will hold its first meeting Monday, Oct. 4th at 4 pm in Norton 214 ................................ New Members Welcome Refreshments Will be Served Studrnl Auociadon JOIN US IN OUR SUCCdH - EnJoy a festive , ,. Mw and Drinks 0 ~ A lmosl cowry penny·pinchill& siUdcnl lries 10 save money by cllpplna couporu, but for the really lhrifty, lhere'a one remaln.il1J cballcnae-lhe .. Super Aea .. Faqnct'• Markel on Walden Avenue il1 O!coklowap. A wide variety of hems """ offcr<d-11 discown prl!!s-'*"'loa from fresh produce, ddJ ilenu &Dd annecl aoodJ IO boUJdtold fumitUR, rup aod di>hwara on Saturdays aod SIUICUys. Whal really makes lllis more th&Dthe a..,. t.boppiqa lrip 11e tbe va>clon who come from a wide "**leey or bod:&rounds, KlllAa evtr)'lhlna imaa!Aablc. M&Dy vendors uc husbaod aod wife teams auc:b u Jerry aod MinDie 'rtJCUtO who run UDde Jerry'• Junk Jbop a1 lhc back or lhc old OEX-Clcwcnunc1l1 Emplo,uo &chiJI&o-bulJdina. They have one or tbc bqesl COUIIlcn ia lhe SUper Aea witb mcm lh&D )j COWJtcn from noor 1o coiJina full or hubcaps, .lbcwdl, bi~ aod small app~Wx:a. They ori&iaaUy bcpn KillAa at tbc IDS floamatkct o- 10 yean qo bceawe or ftD&DCialllfOblatu. Now r<tlr<d, illllbcir maiD towee or inc:otne. Even lbotoah lbcir prioes &r< .-.-ble. haallz>.a is allo..<d, evm anlidpa1<d, by tbc 'rdCUSOS. "They aU chtw us clown, .. Minnie said, ..bullhc tbicvu arc still a problem If tbey don'l lei whallhcy WIJII." W bile lhleves may be a problem 1o lhe v*'-. h is only ......,...... aacr 10 read lbcir books tblll are a aowco or aaiUilot> 10 .-her pair or vcndon, Amhent'• Ilea aod Carl Vlsdano. They ha¥< a sian on their wcU-orpni:ud tablca or ..airtk-mapzlnes.. aod lhc like lhas reada, ..Thls Is 1101 • ~bruy... Despite the slpl, t.he Vlsc!anos bavc thrivina bwlneso 11 lhe SUper Aea, whlch bcpn yean qo u a weekend job ..Uina Ilia~ picture Ilea qllkkly disco.....S lhal ''you couldn'l only ..n picn~rc frames, you had to have a variety or ob]«u to atu.a &Dyone." Now tbe a&Dd lhll Ilea watches conlllin> wcf\11 odds &Dd cods u wcU as the orialnal framcJ. Carl'• part In tbc IWOJOm<, bctidts the ..airlk mapzjncs, .. Includes lhe only book-tradJna llaod II tbe ncamarkel. He llades aU JOtU or paperbacks, lwo for one q,/ the Jllne kind, providil1& lhll each customer opcnds Ill least one dollar. Hulcquil1 Romances are lhc moat popular. whlch Carl hu ora&Diud by number wilh mbcr romances &Dd m)'11Cries neally eaiOJOriud by author 10 make brO'II'Jloa euler. Tbc book SW>d bcpn abou1 ' yean aao wllcn a man aPi>roacb<d Carl witb about SOO Hulcquw aod 400 01hcn which he aold rot S70. r.._. At the a..b&d House Jewish Student Center Fri., Oct. bt • 7a30 p.m. Sat., Oct. 2nd· 7t30 p .m. ....... S.W...atlO L•. S....,-a l OL•. On Amherst Campus the Ch~bad House Is opposite the ~ ~--.=~~~:::'flfl W jlkenson &. Spalding Dorms. · No m ort! than a five minute walk from the bus stop In t he tunnel. Just over the Ellicott Creek Footbridge. On ~aln Street t he Chabad House can be found between En&lewood &. University at 3292 Matn Street. Currently, Carl has many ft1111ar tradcn aod auppllcn who P<Ovidc him witb a VIII usortmcnl or books lhll Ilea coa.sldcn •'trUb ." One man deiJis ou1 llla&es aod allies for a IMoa-lr he cloc1l DOt ..,. ""Yihinl tbat he c:an sdlat the n.. market, he will cbarJe SUlCI 10 clean-othenriso II is fr<IC. Wllh ao m.IAY rcaular lrada1, Carl has to destroy books every week, whldt be aMI to a ..lillk old lady" for ber fireplace. Runnlna lhrec aood.c.od Slallds keep~ lhc or~ busy now lhal Carl b rttind. Tbc couple ~ -..los fellllarly for tDOrt items to adl. Ewa witb aU tbc aellvily, lhcy """ . . _ too busy 10 Jbow .,,..,... arouod or 10 tell a wben: a II)Ocl deal ...,. be. They ... like _ , o r tho YCDclon at 11x 5upa- flCia w11en: lbc """"' b 10 tteat ..cb . . , . _ Ike a doac friald. 1J b bccauoe or lltll altiiude lhll " " ' - ' like l.k ~ bop returolna. ~ dcaalba .. . .u ... ·~ ~·., tbc 5upa flea. comiaa cvery Sat...S., llld ~. SliO is -ployed; lllus, cnakin& """'1 pallly COUDI a - . i l y . She "buys flab produoe dlaply llld a 1ol or caaaodii)Ocls half~. •• b111 more impor~am Jbc says are """""* ''the- friawls ......... ''J- harrua·~. really~ bert 10 but you c:an buy aaytlllaa you ..,1 ............... haadbap ror 112, old jnodty, aoldCa)'thiq,. . . aplaiocd. ADodtcr 'ftCtly lbo!Jpcr It ~. w h o - cvery Saturday wilb b i t - - · Dacn,....llle .....ton ....Ilk• a r-ay, .. ~~xy c:ome 10 -.,_, look for paru aod Ill(lib boca-, "you - - whal JOa'D fllld... For !be- pat, ""'-'or lbc n.. - a t like Rbo.des and 0ecqc tlatply "''JJ1the COIIIf1ldalo of tbc vendort, ~ lbc to. ~'~a~<. . . 'Tbc-.clon <ll)oy It abo: Aloae aod Sam luiJcr, ror c:umpk, lhil1k the Super flCia is "reaDy ~k't aood tbcnpy ror us." They _...... lllcmtdvca tbc ...... ...son-.bolh .... approKbloa 10, .. AnDt flld when Jhe ~ io Sun 10 ul: " If we Jbould ttU ber our ._t'' lbey teep 011 clolftlll ~ "ll'•·fua, .. eva> 1boqh it is no ...._a~ tOUR:e or lnoomc u II was when they were '')>ou~... --y �Hlgh costs and low fundi inhibit UUAB activities --=====--=-==:---By DAVID dt U Sl 10 makt tiM: 1110$1 ofthtir mooey, UUAB has 0 cci1ina of S'lSOO por __ C<J _ nr_n_ bu_ti_ I II :__ E<I_i_ror _ _ _ Jllow, ht said. "We just can't do lhi!IIS tikt SUNY Binahamton. AitJ lthottY~thc~ yur is cotcriJia lu second mQillb, tM<e bas btcn Uttk the way or on<om,pus _ BllltM<tissome ~· --nope on t.bc: way. To!Uaht. tbt ncw Niabtdub .series will open In T~btn Bullpen and will featur< Kcaoy Byrtl. II b the fust evm1 other tbon FallfeSI or the Open Mike ..OC. to ·~ oo campus. - UUAB Division Direaor Wlllim1 Hooley blalned lht lack of coneuts oo flldlitics . .. We d·on•t have a room as tara:e: as f'illmo~ with the cla.ina or Squire," bt Wd. "we have only a limited conc:en area in tht form or Clatk Gym," which can seat a maximum or 1300. UUAB Music ChBinnan Atlam Auslander said the probl<m wu compounded by the openin& or Lhe Amherst Alumni Arena. UUAB is normally aivcn fnur to sil days which are reserved ror its poss·ible use, a1 various spots across C:IU'npus .•• Because or Alumni, no one knew vc.xc.ly what Wa.\ brin1 dOne with 0&rt 10 WC couldn't sehedule anythina," he said. Pan of the qut'Slion about tbe tlatcs oonoantd repo"' that Ill< AtltleUt: Oepartmrnt did not han su·fficimt funcb to maintain bOfh facilitia and would have 1\ad tO dose Clatk Hall in lht bq;nnina of the ...,..,.,, Auslaoder also tried 10 aplalo why UB doeo DO< h•vr many of Ill< major acts that otbcr SUNY • .odloob «Qoy. "We oo)y have so muc:b moocy co spend we've nom had our subsidy cut In half from last yur's budaec:· And in oct1er .. bleb Is •P<D<Iinl $21,000 foe The CWit and charpq studmts SIO a tlcl<tt." UUAB is a studtnt ocpnlution and tldib<raldy ..u. tkktts tO SludtDU 01 a loos. Hooley added !hot tvm tho~ UUAB bas bad IIWlY baocb btfort they btcame bia·namt acu•Uk• Tbt ~it is difftc:Uit to brinJ them to UB. "Bulfalo bas two m'lior eoncm promo<as •bo Itt font chan« on bantli, unlike tbe smaller citia or Albany and Binahamton," ht uid. With Alumni Arena nearin, completion, Auslanda hopes it will bt«<mt an lnt<&ral part or th< Buffalo 110t1<t11 circuit. "Alumni m& a void In Buffalo. The Mtmorfal Auditorium ...,, UUAB Dlvlalon Director Bill Hoolle and Mualc Chelrman Adam Au1lander 17,000. KlciobiJIJ 3100." be noted, wbilt the n<" arma Will lnithally havt bttwttn ~ ....u. with th< mnainder of the 10,000 to bt added lattr. "Wlth that kind or spact, UB C'Ould host bands Uke The Cluh or th< Talklna Heods." h• added. "Beoouse of Alumni (~, noor~e knewemctly what In spite of a rouah btJinnin&, w!J! bein.~ done with Cb* (Gym) 110 U%mid'rt smedule mything " UUAB will now bt atlernptina to offer a Steady pat< of entttlalnmcnt on campus. Alr-'7 in piOIJ<Sl ore the Open Mike Stries on Thunclaya io Hamman and on Fri6aya io Talbtn. Botb Jtan at 8 p.m. - UUAB also rum iu own wectcmd movia u wdl u fret films 011 Tuesday niabu io 170 Comedian K<DGy Byrd, who has played In Europe u well u in Vcps showplaces such U CaaaB and tbt MGM Grand, will open the 8:00p.m. sbow. A fu.D bar anti a varied a.ppr:tiz.cr mcuu ..ill be offered. with a...- cherat of ~<.Ellicott . Toalabt marks the arand ol)<tllna or UUAB's Wttl<ly Perfortnlnl Atu NJahl Club series in the Talbtn Bull Pco. Buffalo Sl..30 for stuclc:nu UUAB Music Choinm .-\Mm Aus.b~er ---- olllcn. Local Jau bantl RPM will play nat wttlrmd. Durin& Claobtl. UUAB rmune its Main Strett O>ffcchouse series,~ probably in Dlcfcodocf AIU>cX. cantjKI>. UUAB offiCials ba-e •u11csted that SptTO Gyro may appear at UB on Claobtr 2A. Hooley added !hot his offiCe has btcn "contacted" about a concm on Decctnbtr 4, the wectmd that Alumni Arena il to be off iCially tltdlcated. wm fn< ...... JELSAR ••. .•• : + + + • laundry and Dry Cleaning : Coin Laundry · Maylag Toploadlng Wasners g 4276 No. Bailey ~ve. • 834·8963 + • t • + • (Near LongmeadoW) Drycleanlng by the pound 2 · 25 lb. rug washers Load Star Perma Press Dryers • • ATTENDANT ON DUTY! •• OPEN Monday tnru Saturd!Y· 8 em • 10 pm Sunday 8 am • 8 pm + + + + !+ • t ; + + : ................... ! FugAZy lntem•don•l Tr•vel ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS AND FACULTY Need a Vacation? C RADUATINC SENIORS r or Interviews, plant visitations. or lob hunting where~rl Let fugazy Trav el experts full Oil all of your traveling nH<is - - offer the lowest prlcu, wlletller by air, 14nd, a< sea, for on c;amii"S reserv•llons ull: IRCB, Inc. 4il~ !~~ presents: DUDLEY MOORE as ~t zuy, lovable IIISh ... ARTHUR Admission S I .50 rrlday. Saturday&. Sunday . THE S.A. SPEAKERS BUREAU presents ~ MELBLANC In ~ - Knox 10 lqes. October 5, t 981 •t-8&00 pm. •t ua ..... -,..'rtdol'· 'f" ac- ,• . Tho"*"""'. 5 .. f �editorial SUNY at sewer UB Is hounded on all ·sldes, officials say, by New York Stale's ell pervulve bureacracy and red tape. It's e sorry day when an Institution of higher education Is treated no better than the Stale Sewer Authority. In discussions, during meetings and i$rlvataly, UB officials overwhelmingly cite the State ' regulations and restrictions Imposed on the State Unlversi~V of New York(SUNV) system with considerable chagrin. They say that such guidelines have clamped down the University's primary mission- to provide low-cost Educallonal opporunlty to the citizens of the State. There are dozens of horror stories. Stories that tall of equipment on order lor entire school years, of not being able to hire statf and Instructors until days before the semester starts because ol no Albany approval. Some of these stories would be food for comedy routines If It were not for the lact that they happen almost every day and erode University functions. But there does seem to be some hope on the WB)'. Finally, SUNY Institutions have begun to paradise, It Is heartwarming to see that the Department of American Studies Ia willing to publlcally protest for Ita rights. After a tumultuous spring semester, the University appears as II It wants to settle down and enjoy WtJklng on what the educational and bureaucratic aspects of Its mission. And In Its haste, sometimes It might run roughshod over the lese visible aspects. The American Studies Ph.D. progtam has had a long history. Unfortunately, the matter Is coming up again at a time when the University Is looking at the extent of Its academic otlerlngs, In hopes of slicing certaln programs to save other•. American Studies Is the type of unit that Is presently under study-one that shared In the dream ol years' past, when resources an4 Innovations flourished. Now, Ph.D. programs are evaluated on the level or demand, both In school and out of It, In the job market. It's doubtlul that American Studies can pass the test, II might be wiser for It to walt and press Its Ph.D. case after the University has decided Its planning dltectlon. It might havs more of a chance. light beck, taking their cues to Al~ny. And tl!e leadership, quite correctly, has been coming from the SUNY ~nters-the most Influential and largest comP<>nenta of the ayetem. Recently, Binghamton ~nte1 prepare~ a memorandum bemoaning the entire watchdog system and clearly calling for Improvements. It was approved by Its Council and passed along to other lnslllllll.lons for similar approval. At UB. President Ste~ B. Sample has made It clear priority of his admlnlat~tlon to begl/1 the procesa of clearing the thicket of State bureacracy. Such moves could be Instrumental, not OIIIY In lesaenlng financial pressure on Individual schools, but In letting each c,mpus develope their own Individual focus. The amount of hand· holding by the State has reached ridiculous proportions. It Is about time they allow SUNY additional lreedoms to make actions. They can at least order pencils on their own. A her all completely Incompetent children do not really run SUNY. Bad timing In a University so quiet that It seems like feedback Serious business Out of order Editor: fdiiOt In m~ loU,.,..,. ot lhl• tlodlor., ktn UnNeralry, I have come tn lh l •rrlcM, 4'!Rat:Jsm ·sr.-~s ltnol/y hove tho limo to'"''" tl>out "",.., front IM:Uit'f 0«:.1&.1!~ ,,.,. Ia lltOUg/'t lnt«act;on, 01 1/IOUitl/101 ,.... * 0 u•lfln.-tto m•. How..-., unlnrer;de4 tiN IOtOfiOirrtl l • on CH!I<Hiu,.to _.,1/>.ot/otl wnlch lo t~ to recognll • m1ny of I ¥Ctprlontl lnt.,..ctloft and outstlndlng ellorta on tiHJ ~rt of lftlftylacully wno gO out of thek wo~ to hotp ltii<Mnl.. Aolulfly, I hid ""n o.-lton~ • tudtntl Md ,..POtt.-1 IHIInflthO •ling ol dllctlmlnollon /rom IM/r proltnort bfreauae ol their tWce. /ndwd th-r ltl'il ewer the yNr&, Mill)' tlm.,-lHitlrom eome '"•t•nc::.• ·I JNO/tllofl, not oiL - W>IIIM- thO/ (OYer tho 'jMia} YOI/oul 11-IJ ~/HUng ,,. ,..,.. blot trom lhOir &ChOOim•t• •• .,.u. 8uf •t•in, ItOM IIOIIIIl. And to be-.. hOI 001111tt«1 to C*ta'n laculrf. or to ceneln ,,,_,., bulln o/JIII..t ond trom o!Hf In • /uri- ollort tont'fl c/Orlty, Il l It be ltld thO I /hit It not -'* lntendlld •• • refutation ol the good lntftll or IM ortlcr.. b<tttn t/1011 contlll.,.l wltlt 1 IHillo/ 1 /IIJD/U,.. -/opod _ , , . . fHff thtt In IM klntl run truth ht IM MOll po_,u/ ,..pon o~lnll licit/ oloa. Flnt/ly, ~IS •• pori· tlmo 111<:4Jhy ond Olroctor ol EOP, I o.m 110 klngw ot '"" Mlm of tho/ tt<>Oio /dot W(Jk/1 hoo onJll.-1 10 omld-Ofled .,,_,. or t•ll ond othoV hlflhoV - l k l n lntiHIIIN In IM 1/0/o. '""tight ,..11'/- On Frld•y. SoptomOOr 11111, tho Jowl•h Hoi/dey of ROih Hllhonoh cwlob11tlng lilt Ntw Yur 574.'1 l>ov•n. TM dlyt ,,,,culm/noting wl/h Yom Kippur, thl D•~ of Atonmont, tilt d•r• ol repcnllrn::fl •nd. During th111 daya Jlw/o/1 pooplo roltoct on ttto post ond loot< towot'fltho IU/U,.., wu o gu~ •tcklng tho moch/no In an lltlflftpt to 11411 h/J loJt money acro11 many Unfv•ralty pollcl•'· thl r I do not IQrH with. j/.,1, ' Aggr••olfl Scllool Hour.s /<NUS Mlnolllr.l " (S.,/0111/>or 20, IPB2} ,,.,..,tOitnot fdlla<: not lo,. /holr monoy. Whon 1 returned • haU·hour later, there There's some tM ,,,,..,...,, other un,ortunat• ,.opht would boclr, IM •ltln on /hOIIJOCh/noJ, lin It (/Olton to tho point whore "'' ,,. Qttllng our t/UOII~ cut fix • lou•~ quonlllf It 'a btld onougn /hOI )'10 hive to PlY lOt o - r o,.. trfVItlt I'III'HhMc• thll th•t'J 50 PMCfMI Wltf/MIOWnMJ. hoppon.-1 to mo In tho Pub IM ot- •Ill•~ In on oltompl to play o • - ~mo whh 1 / -, llo!t lff/'f C*ll&. tnlutltlod, l•sl<tld lot • reluttd and ••• told to "hh the -d." I /hen UAW If on "0111 ol Offltr" •lfltt could oo put up 10 fhOIHIO I• 1 /horn In this 1rmptt thll t!Hty col/ 1 (Jnlv.,.lty. 1 ,,.,. tt•• about tltM tftat •om•thlng Is - o.., ,_Illy un.....ll)' l tUdent . _.r ··whefl we I'NII)' bfJO/n • new yHritlo-.d, actuolty - t I t tr dotlfmln«<l who tM/1 be truly ollvo ond who ,,.., MOfOtf u tat: Who •hoH 00 hippy t nd WhO 1/11/1 lnd-,.. oomt..,.or.. who a/loll orroln lollllllfttrll 1ft hlo dlyJ artd who &Itt II not attain Byrd tonJgbt Angete-: a!td tht MOM Orand and Cana,.s Plftt:t In l l l Vtg'aJ 1 1/ put t<onny ln tno /oretront ol Editor. COifiWY onrono/nmont. HI• TM UUA 8 Culturolond Perf<NMing Arfl Con!Mi ttH t•~fllon IPPNrlrt«l Include the Dlnoh Sho,.. Show, lnd oet lot /11 "'" Night Club SMfN, Due to cHat••rtr.nc:ott woH o,.n loCI/ /Oifv/1/on fhow . .,~ "TM Konny Byrll ond ~/t!gl,.,~orRPitt,~ Ftfond• Toltr Show." ,_, Nlfl/lt Club_,.,_ dl!ols Frldc7, ~ t 181:2, ot 8;00 toun, lo III!P<HIInt lot ~-(on, Ond I<Mny BYrd 1111 _,.,tor tiN ONI ol thom. Ho ,., touiWd ..tth 11on ond _..-~ IM TM S(>/rlfiWI, 0ov N/Qht, Rol>ortl FMc/1, Tho ,.,,., Silt.,. ond Pot &oono.. le ,.,.,•• ,..,_ •nnourte•• • new oPMJittg d•t• p.m. It! 111o To.e.rt eu-..., Amhtrll C.mput. Opetl/nQ '"" wtH be ICM>ny 8'/fd om1 11M,.,.,. Grllfln Show ond PIJ MoguJno, ,. ••1111 c-. -u. T- F-., llltlllflllllonolly occl l - -lt/loqll/11 ond -ion. Oon't " ' - l r, RPflllono, RPM ..Ill OPfHI ,,. /ollo'wit!g - , ; , O.tober ltlt. _,,.,.,.,. 1~0... OfW IUfW /0 MlfiiJI/If! /ho -•tid Nlglll Club u t"" ndtlul epoton ,..mpua. /C.,.ny /lyt'fl, with hla cut ot mont lrieMI ond hllorlouo comtrly routlnoo, ,,.. oure ro hove you tolll"ff In 1M aJ-.I<W!II'f Byrd /& I!O(robeMr.-. I<IMy Jo , . , . , , to 8Uifl /o ollw on - l i v e I n - - / omi1NIIontllourond ~·· o ~ot~g br ol _,ormo,_ <nldlla. Hta - - • -rencn lit'--· ,.,,.,.,.,.,. - Soudl MbleomiNtl-loluOond ,._kin 1-ta/IOH Hloblloh I<IMy II I trw ptOIHI/ottO~ Club doiN II tho ~ Orotolnfler> ond C.tdt • 11111"11 Bfor In R.., Y~ ,..flO Four. tho~ -·ndtllel-lnl.oo v,_, IConny 8yt'fl.nd Frlondl/1 IU,.. to ldctr off thl• now NI(/M Club Serlo• with 1 beng ond • 11ugh T"" Night Chib will run '""~ Ffldoy n/gllt (o~copt holldtyl} ond, -~~ oltt~lng dlllf'Ont/orm• ol fino .,.ttrllln,..nt Hell wHI!, you Clfl ,.,.. lir • &OOthkJQ '"""~ Wh iHI belnfltttYid dr1<Q from our luJI ber lnd food • '"""our dlvtra/1/H o-ltor IHIIU. 8o •v,. to OH RPII•Jou Fuolon at"- WW'/ _ ,..., IM Nl(/ht CCII> on October llh. ~., c/111> odm,.kln hyo a.,.,.,.,., 12.60 ,., """"/f>o adml10kln lroro «1.60 ""' wonJng &u.Coopot U\JAB CPA Cll11t lulliltmont In hit de yo; • Who oho/1 oo tormonlw Oy ,,. 1/ro oltmb/1/on 1nd who thtll be ovtrcom• by the waters of IIIMJft: who Sholl 00 p/OICW oy IM ohoiJ)· •wont ol on•r Ond ,.ho tho /I be tom by tM wild ,..., ,.._.,,,.,,; hu,., ,., 0( Who lho/1 COti!Pfln/ot..h/p Ond Who oM# th/nt (Of 0 -l; ,.llo lho/1 be tMttor.-1 by tM Nrt/lq<JI-o 0( ~I cM"ffi lnd Who fhoN be p/Ofl')od by lhO Pf'I.Nu,.s o/ oonlonnlty; who,,., oo ttllnQ~ by lnl.c<~rlty who tho/I be ttonw IIIIo wbmlaaton; one/ who wilt be con toni with h/1 tot Ond Who tho /I WlndO( fn IHICh Ot ••tl•t•ctiOtr; • who aha// be oorono tnd who lho/1 l>e d/atrouflht; who lhotl be ot " ' ' ond who •h•ll 00 olt/lct.-1 whh on•r.ry: Who lhl/1 be poor Itt h/0 OWII O)'OS end who IM# be r/clt In lllttqulllly Who oho/1 be /Houfllll low w/IJI futility Ond Who-· , UlliN 1/mwgilodl-t and (10(>11 ,... . ,.. - 1 0 t:IMIOfiO '"" cltl,.ctwoiO<K!.ot u> , . _ 10 ,..,c. to /KIY But--·,..,., ond do (10(>11- 10 tMt w. moy IHifln 1 /fUiy yoor. • �op-ed Guest Opinion Bv Oiftm R Wbartm, Jr. TM lolloWIIII/ ~ by SUllY cr.-ttor Cl/lton A. Wherton. Jr'W limN to thfl opwtlng ola Nw ICidMtiG tHr. wu made ••a#obl# ro ell SVHY lludonl MVfOIUI_. ~tny·f~ )'UIS ooo next FtbnlaJY, """ Y01t Stata•a Commtulon on 11141 N - tor a State UniW<IIIY eobmiUed Ito --t"'01N,. In t~o maklno-to t!\41 Go..,n01 ono t1\411Aglolature. Ita k.., ri!Cc>tlltM<~datlon : ..lmrnedtato Mtabtla~rnont ot a St.,• Unlv•rllty... In wet.:oml<tg tno. . of you w~ enter SUNY IOf IM lhfl limo lhl$ tall, I think you allould be awara of tho Commleslon's •oport end Ita s lonHielnct 10 you J)<!n<lnolly. HuOoO by O..on o. You no. 1ne ohatrrnan of Gonorot T Eloctllc Company'• bOard of 11\isteea. the Commlstlon concluded after lnttnttve aludy that tha ciUrtnl of New York were being aottouel)' tJIIIdVIntogoO by lflt A.b&~not of a atato unlvertlty. 0 n 01 about Decombl< 31. tt8t 1 oubotontlal quantity o t druga were mlsllng from the Erlt Count)' MoOical Conttr. TNt lnlllatoO an · u-roround lnvooUgotiOII by tho Erie County Sheriff OopL Ootoc11ve Sgt. Joaoph Polronolla llono wit~ another dtp<Jty (rNI name unknown to wrltol) • -!MadoG thlo probe. ll/2t18t onooO tl\4llnvosllglllon wtllch llfought on thl lfrllt or" four IUipectl; Tho public, tho aorntnltlrolora oltha Erlo Co111)' MoOical Center end Kanneth Broun of lha Sheriff Oepl. probably loolthot t~o crime hoo been sotvoO and jualloe has betn prevailed. Howavar. baing ona ot lhl ouopocll. 1 ~!'OW t.hat this lo not tho caoo. Of tho auepeeto (1 pfumber, aAbther a tran1port1r ot pallen·te, two ware taborer-. In llouotkMPI•ol no one ~ad . .... . directly 01 Indirectly to l~e pl\ll!llacy. Novonnotoaa, J oteph Petronella haa recel~ad COIJnty.wldo ctec:tlt for the ureate and Ken Braun will moot likely uoa lhla druo buat •• pari ol hiS rHitCI~ campaign. By mo<ofy loolclng oltM 11llanl Clloractlftallca tM reodlf could qu1cllly Jump to tM COt>CIUalon ano ooy: "T"""' goy1 got )u&l what tn.., .,._" lkll I want to btoak and toar Gown IM facaoo craoled ~ 1/11 Oepl. and J . - PetroneifL IfNI !hot IM p<Jbllc allould conoid• 01 noll!\41 roal cuiCKfl(lj 10 ot.ln amployOO at ECMC 0< lf)olno lllgn ""''" thOuoanda .. pUlL - • and rn010 '"'-tantly I waniii\4II)Ull41c to at Jooopll ,_tronella ancl our ootabll.,..,laool ..,..,...,, J- -Ill Petronelto M o - aultOO oncl ak>quenlly llbiiOO ''IM bell," " Buflato•o ......~of s..l>loo,• ··People or puston:• · o ciWI\otoon,• and...., rightly without OOUbl ·~ he mator of claoepl~.Wilen tho EM COUnty Sl>efltl Cop~ arraatoo mo ori Moy ~ 1981 11 atanoo • dlo ln of ov.nto tllot !OIOod mo to rullzo thottno oyatam wa<lta, bul not nacatllriiY tn your 1av01. What II bolla .,....., to Ia what oklo )'011 oro on. Within woe montna, I woo oc!\410uled to - 1 I)Ull41o oeton<Mr provided tor mo by Etll County: •~•ponded from wort. rYf t!\41 Erta County Medical Oontar, lnd lctOO "f I hi Erto County Gr&lld Jurr, tormlnotoo by tho Erlo County Medical Conlor, oppolntoo on outgnOO counMI "t an Erie Count)' Court and llnotty oonttn<>OO by on Erla County Judoo. Y11, lha ayatom dOll w01k o"' way Of tha otl>e(o l •m not sure ~~ow mony t imet I mal wllh my oulgned coun'!l, but dUrlr'IQ one ol thO.. worthiota mMtlno- I ••L&&athan halt of New YOI1i'.s hlgtt ecl'\001 OJaduatn wnose roconlt place '"""' among the nto,...tlou(th of tl'lett dassel 00 on 10 GOUege,.. H-ld llle tOQOf"L .,MMI Ol tbe othw1: ln~s quanUe. as wen as m•ny oth., stucMntl quolllled to tit "f colloJI'I OOUQIIon. oo 1101 nova fund a sufftc.te to enabte them to altend cot~.. The tetl0f1 aJso noted trtat membert ol New Yort.'o largo mlnonty ll'OUPS h•vollacl Ollflcutty In ··.om• aec:UJlng access to e<~uc.atlonat facllllf•s on atl eQual basla wrth other atudents:• Tho Commlu~·s IOiesight wa• 20-20. •• Indicatao by tt1 obHrvatlon that 11 the great UP8UfQO ot demand fM oopon•nllloa IO< nigher educatloll. .. lo llkafy to C!>tltlnuo unabated. This demand Is not ~no adequate4y taken C>are of IOOay ond wilt bl even to"' well met In tna future,, ,The action taken by the State in thla crlllcal ai11Jitlon ma~ affect the Wf"tole course ot devolopment of our higher educaHonal avstem. she happtnau of youth, and the pro,perlty of our population for years to come\" Tht rocommelldatlon for establlahmeru of a state requ11110 a "polygraph tut.'' ll\ller oil. the 8uffato Pollee Dept. the FBt. other ,ovornment agenctes, prl'~ate llrmt. and the righteous aharnrs dept. haVe u1od ttltm. II w outc:l Mtm felr to use something that lh•Y have already gtven eredenee to. Instead, I was Informed by my court eppolntoO onomey t~ot tho )uooe would not bo rocoplfve to the resu111 and that that could not bllntrOductd 11 ev1donce. Aa mu ch as tt disturbed me to be enllgntenod t ddn't gtvo up all nope. I talked With three dtllorent potygrapheMI In tho Buffalo area. Their consenaua was that tt waa dllllcull to novo tno , ...,Ito adrntn.o Into coun bot notlmposelblt . They aU agreocl that tt was not Melellaty because tile district attome)''s oHiea acctptec:l file r..ulla and cH.H d any funher attempts at p.~oaecutlng. Eoo~ polyorapllor atatoo the Oole-nt 0000 ""' lnttlota the procedunaa neaesury for tntfng. that hl1 auorney don. The reaaon was U tha reaut\1 w~Pr a unfavorable to the cUtJOt. tne OA ooukt not su.peone tne rHutta a nd usa It u ..tO"JCCI•oolnat him. (f'rMteoatl tnlotmotlon bllw- ctllfll end allotMY~ In fact, tha onlY dllleronce tM potyoro~ wos tt>elr prices. I can' t undoral&ncl WflY my court oppojntoo OIIOIOIY woo rtrntll Ill not lnl01mtno mo ol trolL Ho Is a , _ o f 11141 -tv..o COUnoef Pr"')nrn oneS 1/leY aro oaid. I fool Nat tiled irl.411iat~tno Ills oblll/otlons. tt•• •mono I pnonoo 1no Erlo COURIY Sllofllf's Oopt. ana apol<a wh n 11\41 poriOI'IIIel I woo tQid thlllhe pottc. J)<!n<lnnol o ra requltaO to lake • polyg, . , tool bi!Qfe llfiPOin,..,t ono trOll\ tlflllto limo. Oopo<>e~tno on tM ctn:umat....o. I Oon't wily Jolllpl\ Petronella <1oeo not ta ll Into thll C:OOIOOOIY-M Ia a clopUty. Bolt.... II only my oplrl~. Ho to conaldered to be ono of the Oepl'a too unoarcovor cope. He he• bMn ~ a fmed by ~anneth Braun. c»woB:era. and the presa. Ia M now enmpthom rurth« taollno7 Oooa tM Sherlll Oopt. hove OOUbll ttanoarda In odmlatnatorlno tho Polygraph? Ia It thtt altO< ton yearo of MN'tce a cot> becomes more than hYman and Is no tong.,. oub)oct to he urna potlcy u hla co-wort<t<s7 FOI I mtnuts, II )'011 will bear with me, ftl'a rmoglnt. What woukl hlppan If J . Petr0110lla WU UkoO IO oubmlt to o polygrop~ last? SuppQH he could refute anO atond on one of ••hra,.. amendments. lhenWhet wouk3 ottl« poltc. personnel do wMn lhoy are roquofloO to toke ono7 I gueaa tho Oopt. could ohanoo IM POlley to au II Mr. Potronello'o · or d. ..l.... Then ILia -•tt>lo hlo bolla unlvO<olty woo promptly approvoO "f t1141teghllohuo ancl Govwnor In s.c>tomblr. la.&. tho utstlno 32 IIOIIHlwnoO c:oflegaa......, l,..,r OOOIW 00 a fTlUIItc.I'I!>V• tnolltutlon. 11 waa lt>e ,..,,_,,,,,, univ0111ty In tM notion. lOOoy. " lift 856.000 groOull ... SUNY INIInlolno U.. objocttvoo tM Youno Co<nmtu~ _,led ouc opi>Oflunlly tor quo llty hlgoo ..,...,.,~. lrM of ''ec:.MW)m~ and Other Hnl.,a. tncluc:Ung dlacdmlnatlon ot1 o.w..,. a.ccount of r•ee. ctMd, cot«« national ofiOin"-a nat to which we .n•~• 1rnc• 1~ M'W and pnyalc.a• h.andk::ap:s. AI SUNY epprOICt'ttll Ut 36th ennl~etsaty, the citizen.& of New Yortc can be vo,., proud that they poaaeaa I"'t or.ly \t\1 most diverM and comprtmtnal~• it ate unf'Hftlty In 1he natkH\1 but an e)lttam&ly eccaulb•e one. The frlthmtn among you, •• wellu those atudente who are retu1ntno tor another yotr. mlgrH u~ It appropriate at thll time to conakS11 tno mariti of pubUc hlghor oducatlon-ono tho dllloroncoln your lilt were not for the acUont taken 35 yeara ago. II••• Kenneth Braun wouk:J vouch tor him.. At thlt point t don't ne why not, Joeeph haa atreaCly I N il fled to the grand jury. De )'011 ~lmooll7 roatty IMIIIovo he woutd na•e perjuroO Peopto ln Otntfll and o lury In parnculor woutd tend 10 IC13e{Jt QOYirnmenl OtfiCIIII ' l tlt&menta II belnQ 100 perctnl tr\Ht. Unlottunolloy lor mo, a cop dolo ttl! Into that olon, tMy hold aoml·lolty poalttonl and are able to throw thllr Wllght t rouM II th•Y 10 doslro Ot wheo th• urgo l'trlkea. By tho way. do you tel"f'embOf\enyOMt trom the W atergate ~ndat'? Well, ao much for pow&rful poeltlono 111<1 nonosty. Mr. PerroneUa doea have en lmptet:al~e record, He otatoO 10 lha prtta-or boutld-obouiiOOO al'r. .tl and 60mewhtrt llkt 800 convlctlo.\a Itt to hla crecflt, Mw mony aro toolltrnato? Atcn.,o Hl•oo taa1oned ehlf • r.w t.uuea were biO\IQht to light. Thla oocurao a law )'UIS a,go, bul 11141 US dkl not ooOopao 0< oo wouoh ma)or'rOOOIIIItr\lellon. t Oon't llow ony pollee onlorcamont a gancy would au liar 1 IOU II arry one olt,..,r - n a l quit 01 woo aot<ed to rnton <>< want on a p&m~~~nent furlougll. ev.<yono neooo a tul from wWi. Tho mind hU known IO ploy lrlCQ on Its o - Whon h II OVI< WQf1ted. It II ...........lbllthat ri coutct llappen to a oop. They oro h""""WIIIIo talkfno whh tM potyorapi\Oft tn.., tall h woutcl bo dlfltcvttlo ..ruto JOMpl\ ,..lronalla'o clopo&ltton. "They ~~It WU I>Otllbll thal li tOaY 1\41vo- a CAM Of tnlatllton """tlty. Wllfl moyk - -· In a traniiCIIon whoro thoro Ia an of gooOo (niiUm) IO< rnonloa I Oon'l -how mlat"""' klonllly ant- tM picture. EIIMr t!\41 ..... """""' With rna"' tn.., cllcln~. Ia thoro any 1\arrn tn llkfno J - Petronollo I) What h~ne<l 10 thOil otftclll Iundt ? 2) Wht<o ., how!\41 -111111~ --olon OIIIIOil d<uga Wl\llo tlltlno I potyorom 1111? I Oon't- any problam • lono tnooo llnoL If hll riP~ III""' fo aolldly tooted. II Will ,_lin un1amt,JMd. Tho ··moat• ot docaptJon" II _ , . well with J - h Potronollo. I hove onMted, tnolctoO and aenltnctd. llhiQk It Ia oota~o lllllrM Ihal lht Sllorllf"o dopl.. IM g,.nd JuJY, ono 11141 01$1/lct ottorney waro oil oorwlncect by him. At for mo 11111 I IIII In ,,__ Well 0.1101 ... Sl/1. JOMpl\ ,_tronolla, Will you lubmlt Ia POI\Ioroph?l Will comply. Your r!"ponoa pteaoa. '"""1101 Slf'IOn Vflonllno 11 ourrently unotnployOO. He/a 1 tor,., Un/lierotry lltr(lonl. �Center for Tommorrow tod · thanks to State WANTED Stu,dents to try out for the S.11.N. Y .at Buffalo Nationally Ranked Women's Bowling Team. Register on t he day of try-outs or pre-register by calling Pam after 9:30pm (835-7132) or Barb (839-2248) Try-outs will be held Thursday, Oct. 1 at 4:00 pm and Saturday,Oct.9 at 4:00 pm at Sheridan Lanes, 3860 Sheridan Drive (between Millersporr & Harlem). Student Assodotion UBF p,.aklent John C•rter By JONATHAN M . GOLDSTEIN Sp«trvm $(riff Wrlttr T he University's "continulns education facllity."" the Center for Tomorrow. has now been (uoctionina for over seven months with rclatin sucau. Althou&)l It is not c:um:atly finandally iJickp<slcknt, it is proJ«<ed thalia the very ncar fllturc, rbc Center will be mooctasily lidf..un1cicnt ODd produce revenue wrphua. Tbe purpose of the Center, which was opened in Febnwy, 19112, Is to " providt approprlatt spac< fo r contlouina education proBt*!DJ, prof<S$1ooal mtetlnp and university related activities, u .aid UB Foundation (UBF) President John Concr, AI the prescniiDOIDCnl, rbt Center is nor fuocllns itself. All of i~ p r tlnn fas his _ , pus Into OA account ~ by 1M FO<Uity Stuclau A.uoc:iatioo. John T. Tburstoo, A.uoc:iatc Oir«tor of the Office of Pubtie A(falts of the Vnivmity, ODd pr<s<nrly JcTVIns u lht temporary dirtetor or the Center, sil<lthll it presently docs 001 have accc~s to these funds. Accorclina to Thurston, the '"proceeds vr now in limbo"" because of a anain IIOOOIIIU the Centtr mUSI _ . tcrnponrily. wbkll puiS various rcaricdocu on Its Dow. NIGERIAN WEEK SPEAKERS DINNERS CULTURAL SHOW At Red Jacket· Q.uad 2nd Floor Saturday, Oct. 16th 1982 Time: 9 pm-2 am Donation at the Gate Presentesd by: Nigerian Student Assoclado~ Undergraduate Stude~t Association • l . n. .......... . ,..t__ Eventually it is hoped that "the Cauc:r will operate on an tnec:K:oc Orrxt Account," taid Thumon, which buieally m <OAS tbar tho Center's proceeds wUI cover Itt maintenance, Waries. and the • rcrnainins fuods would ao back Into the bulJdins, in !be Corm or in>promn<S~IS. But until this time, the Cenra is bdna funded by various sub--clivlslonJ conraloed wilhill the main Division or Buda<t. depcoclina on wbal faoct or maintenance is notNcd, Tbu.ntoo related. UBF r.U.,CS the sufficient funch necaed 10 conwuctthc Centtr. Whtn it opened for buslnm seven months oao, the Foundation dJSI.Ssodlled iudf from the Center, for Its job or fund-niJina had _ , CO<Jipleted, lind now only maintains offiC<Sin the bwlrlloa- The Center wu fuDy OOOSlniCted with St.S million, acqulred with the aid or "20 sdaoot and privare oranJzadoa.s and individual$ donatio& ovc:r SlOCO, and approximattly <100 ID<Iividuals donarin1 bft wctn SS and S500," Coner said. When asked what an wpniudon or individual a-preted to receiw ln rerum for thtir donation, Coner responded llw the dooorioM -e made because the do-. "had an aflillotioo •itb !be Unlvt<sity tWer 1M Y'tlll," tbou&)lt it ,.... 1Q0c1 pulbk. rd&tions, and "fdt OD obUptioo to obow tfldvlratitudc ror P<escnt and futuro we by iu reopcedvt employees or . Spectrum file photo meml>m." The nasna or the 20 major donon are encnvcd on a ploqut at 1M entrance to the Center and wert prillted In tbc 1981 VBF Annual Report . Questioned a.bout the close proximity between the Center and the Marrloll Hoed, Concr, Tbw.ton, and Marrlon ofncials aarced oo the imponADC< ot 1M relationship. Conc:r, allhou&)l no loQaet offtdally aCf"diated with the Cctcr,pmcd up !be acacraJ consmsus safins. "it is impcrati~ ·~work •cry ck»dy with !be Muriott. Tbuntoo said that both the Centet and the hot <I profit because or one another. 11\e Marion provid<S Incentive for over-nitbt sct'nioar customers of the Center co choose it beeauR accommodations are only 1 shon clistaoc:c away. Marrio<t 's Oir«tor ot Sales Liz f~ .aid that oo discount was pvco to Centtr customen, but uacned that h docs bave auder>t discountS it they do not apply to patrons of the Ccntn . F......., reiterated tbejolnt , neeaslry or the friendship by sa)'ina, "we (the Manioll) Intend to mcnalhcn the relallotuhip u ..,.en much u we can.'' Praaatly, the Hotel hu a Um-.ity salca . . . . _ whOK function it Is 10 ~· further busioas coopentioa bet-towftD ludC ud the Univenity commuoity,wkb sp<dal emphasis on the Center, Tb< Cctcr recently published iu r.,.t brothure llstlna the rental fees for 1\s various f&dli tes, Previoll>ly, business had been conduc<ed by word or mouth, but Ibis did not sl&nlneoutly bun prospceU. With a dear« of poblicity, Thuruon feels !be Center ''will be a busy pia«." The Ccnrcr's ...US"on oo a tractinc system, ...abliaa tht Center to conform the siu or a room to a croup's aced.J. Tbumon rdated that d<ntlstry and man.q.cment have been thr heaviest cuers or the Centtr so r.,. Asked 1r the Centn bad • prefcrcncc: u to wllar type of srou,p UKS ll, Tbunton said it "would be oo functions more !ban users," ror 1M Center's objedivc is to my or least "90 pcr<:ent «<~~.'' As for future aoals. Thurston said a "seareh commhrcc" has been ld up to loeate ao orrrc:ial Direaor of the Centet, This direaor will prob.lbly report dlrtetly to the Vnivenily's Office o f Public Affairs, acc:orclin&to TbUISIOn, and it will be liP to that dim:tor 10 spearhead an "active pursuit of COGtirluina cdUC81ion." Ill addition, Tborston said be would like to ..,. OA annex 1<1 up f01the Center to~ wbalbc ...... IU~ ..shonc:omio.a..: a ..latk o( space." The Center Is abo d ....dopin& ...... troc:tlna lfllCDl for 1M waJJJ to lmpron ..,.~ cfl'lclency, �Computer Science Department suffers from faculty attrition By SETH A LLEN Cfr)' £4rrtN T he Computer Science D<panmc:nt has lost six faculty members over the past two yearsCo disproportionately high number, accordlna 10 depanmc:nt and natural sdenr:es officials. The University h as 12 to IS .. fatu1ty turno~rs" each year. Natural Sciences and Matbcmatla !Xan Duwayne Andenon said. Computer Science had three of tho<e last yeas, .a~hich Anderson called a "significant turnover for a small depanmen1." Anderson noted thai <om< facult)' have left for beuer career opportunilies. While It i• a problem 10 replace professors in any depaMmcnt, he said, any university needs new Idea.~ and new approoches . The turnover ln the Computer Science !Xpanment is above the national avero&e for computer Kience departments, but he uld 11 is not a probkm . The hirina freeu on SUNY has not had a mJjor effeet on the Computer Science Oepanment. as the SUNY · administr·a tlon has recosnlzed Computer Science as an exceptional case. uccordlns 10 Ander110n . Anderson maln1ained t ltat past birins freezes have always been temporary 1nd there arc ways to act aro und them. He claimed tbll UB has always manaaed to repl~ee faculty in cuain ways. sucb as tanporuy te~cbina appoiotmctlts that arc ffiled by visitina computer science innnlctors (rom other univeuities. M ost are blred to sustain introductory level computer science oourses and have advance study in ,. computer sc.lence, he added . " A vi.tltlna Instructor h as all tbe credentials of another professor," be added. "We have had an unusually bad two years, in .sneral respeetS," Anderson said, noting tha t the Oovernor's State budset bas bad a detrimental eff<CI on SUNY. The hf&her demand are&J-of whicb computer science is one . .tave been "raided" by other universities sceklna talctlted faculty, he dlar&ed. He said &ood raculty ue often lured by the hilb salaries or better U$CIItcb facilities from other univcnitia and industry. "A university aoina through a budaet squeeze will suffer attrition In high demand areas," Anderson said . Anderson noted that the University bas not been ''sitting idly by and wa tching this ha,p pen ." RAther, Vice Prosidcnt for Academic Affairs RobeM Rossberg has put together a computer science arowtb plan calllna for tht addition or ru: [llil.-lime equivalent (fte) facult y positions in the 1983-84 budaet. Natural Scimces Associate Dean Myron ThompliOn said the depanmen1 bas 10 ~ ftc's, one-half shoM or last year's total. includina teachina assistants. Anderson said t hai the once high nationally ranked depanment bas been slippinJ among departments for almost a decade. He explained that this is because the section has not kept up with tbe arowth rate of other universities' computer science depaMments. He noted that UB has been restricted by budaetary conmaints from invesdna as heavily as other institutions In computer science. H e maintained that UB ranks among the bigber state institutions in oomputer science. ! MO~iREAL ~ l : • Round Trip Transportation via Luxury Air CondiUontd Motor Coach 3 o.1st2 Hlehu at Uot Qllali\1 IR• Downtown Montrul •Full AIMp 8'-akfast SalllnlaY •Wttcornt Part!' at "OLD IIIJI(ICM" •Oo ~' Ruervatlon Satvlct • S.rvlcts of 11M llu c-cOO!kr S~ff ! • C....IMIS ; i i ;;· _ i • o.oan»ras Avallallle oOpllorlll Sleht·JHifte tovr of MoollUI i i 1 l li i i I -~;~;:;.:.-~~~ 1 :_ in. Sponsors Voter Registration You've got the power ........................- ...... ......--··-·....... ............ TURN IT ON 1! for only $79 1 "The addilion or those faculty would improve the dcpartment's ability to serve students In oomputer science courses and In the deparment," Eberlein uid. "There could be more or E bertein wamet~ or tona smaller introductory courses delays in being able to offer and more studenrs would want faculty money on paper. The depanment bas asked Rossbera to continue 1heir educa:ion In computtr science." for five ATR's (Au1horization to Recruis) 10 ob1ain qualified Eberlein stressed the faculty for the department, but lrnponanc.e or having a good Ros.~berg refused. She noted that lh.ere were 11 ar•duote progi'IIJIL She noted 1, November 5, 6 , 7, ; offers.'' that withoul it tbe depaMment could not gel "Ph.D. levd faculty" or'lood instruction and 1he whole underaraduate pro11ram would "collapse." She .aid a healthy graduate program Is a must for good undergraduate Instruction. Eberleon said thul the dep:lt1111cnt b moving in a po$ltive direction, nothing that this semester is the first in which CS 101 and CS 113 students c\n U<e terminAls 'bucead o r h llt'lns to use cards and keypunches. She added that in the fu:ure it owould be cheaper and bctler 10 have many small oomputers like the VAX rather than one large oomputer Uke the CYBER for the entire univershy. and that this is the direction the deparment would li~c to move l Annual Party Weekend 1_:,' least two occasions in the past when the drpanment oould have hired faculty, but was not allowed to mike any offers. Eberlein &aid thai IWO candidates from the University of Wisconsin are ooming to 1hc department in the futu re and "we hope we can make them Anderson said that the : u"'"""'''"'M'""-" ••••""''"'"'""""'"'"'"'-""'"'""""'""'"'1 ~ Beachcomber Tours ; presents: : j University is concerned about the ''departure or people" in computer science and will constantly JCCk replacements in the yean ahead. "We are determined t o maintain the mengh nf computer science on this campus," he added. He said the a"'!uisition or a new VAX 111750 computer by th. t;jepartment five months ag~ould help them greatly in drawing faculty and studcms to the depal1meol. Computer Science !Xpartment Chairperson htrida Eberlein &aid the hiring freeze bas bad a bad effect on the dep81lrneru u all but tWO or .lnetl staff positions are vacant, includi11& one ~tion for an electrical engineer. She said t hat faculty leaving the drpanment have affected a trend the deparunent is trying to establish toward smaller classes. She noted that smaller classes ar 1he Introductory level are important In turin& saudeots to the drpanment. .. ~~ Harriman Hall 11:00-4:00 pm. Capen Lobby 9:00-5:00 pm. Goodyear Lobby S:OQ-7:00 pm. Tod~y frl~ay, Oct. 1st '~· .- 1112.,Tioo---' �State 1st Senate .Meeting Monday, Oct. 4th at 3:30pm In the , Talbert Senate Chambers • continued fr.., page 1 In the p!tlfuUy low JtlpcndJ and the less than lOcal tedlaldcs for those in post·Docloral.c wor :· he no1ed. FliCUIIy .,. prcocn1ed with a mau of paJ)<TWork that mUSt b< ...,, to Albany for approval. "This has a direct crtcct on rb< COftduc:t of rtsearm, •· 8aca said. ''Thc qua~ fO< knowlcda< is dimlpred."' Sl&adt ow llld that faculty arants haw on... been dcrailcd or b<lp up and that they t 'llrc ncM allowed to kcqo all the money thai has been awatdcd them. "Wiw kind or lnccntlvt is thai?" bc qucricd. "It mates no amK·; it's 1 very serious problem." ADotbcr probkm in this IIU b creat:in& nc• ptopoams "to rt$J>OGd to the new and rapklly - chanain& rimea:' Rmnlc <:lplalnecl. Hc d ted rhe MaJten clqrcc in Encin«rina that was ro....atded 10 Albany tWO yeatS Attendance Is Mandatory ~ Stud..nr Assodollon aao. The protp"IID would have reqUired no odditional faclllrid). thai faculty had already b<cn In place and h fit muuly within rhe Oovcrnor's caU for more hl&h 1eehncilo8Y rralnina. Rennie olalmed. "Wt srW have ytt ro act the nod from \11• Slate Education Department ... he lamented. ••Tbat ponderous rcsporuc Is wh11 frusl!ates.., many people and Is cbaradm.tic of New York Slarc's bu.rc:aucraey." "Thll b extremely <Wl'l~e here, compared to other pubtic unlvenltles;' lAw School Deal> Thomas Htadrick related, ''11>ere b no ocw<hutlooal pcotection and thb is not a land'IJUI itutitution-tbcre~s no history.•• A rlllll pn>bkm has b<ctl in the purdwina area, one in wMch Doly told the wtiwrsity Council be OOIIId nut with .... than half the prcrcnl 11art sbould reJiriclloos * lined. Aru and L<ttcn 0.... James Bwut said "evcry typewriter md box peocih mwt ao throuib Albany. this is cxtrcrndy aun~" Baca llld thai thcrt Is coosidcrable tnastnlioa ar many levels or rbc Uninnity ovcr tltlJ smwlon. "I think the ones thai fed it tbe ~ ate the ones flllbat away from it," she noted. "They jwt want to buy a typewriter or ~e a secrewy and can't. It's very rn.LSUatloa.'" Ubrarics Oim:tor Saktidu Roy has had similar problems In his qucsr or pun:hase several pbotocoplcrs for unit bnonches. Wantina to buy Xerox macbines, rather than anothcr brand, he was forocd throuah • t.an&l• or local and State burcaorades before h< could evcnaet pcntliuion 10 &0 rhrouah with the deal. It is sn11 pcndina. .. How ca.a we improve student life?" Roy qu<£[oned. "Wc are IIUI waltina for IOmcthina that is intended to imprcwc underaraduare Ufc." It b a ltory thai b repur almost ev cry day 11 the Unh'a'Sity. Gold • -llnuedlrom-a· way." CWs manb<r Oaw 5inaer. whose own aold wU not Jtoko, blamed the poor quality or the equipment. "It was bound 10 happcn sooocr or later. those til loeb were oot much or a detcrreru; they could baw hom picked wltb uer~ver." he admiued. 11 At least we know one thine: the Jtolcn d... tal aold wu most likely not m!ioactive," UB ......, spcdalls< John Lorellld. He is presently worldn& on cxpcrimenu 10 detcrmlne whccher rh«e is any con~on be1,..,.. dental &old and oancer. He dcttow>ocd media's allcmpu to sensationalize his rcsta.rch. "AI rhls polntln my rCSCtJch I ta~~not even spccullte as to the rclarJoosblp be1wcen bead and neck caooer and .aome types or dental aold;' he asserted. ''There Is ju.t not enouah conduslvc evidctlceto prove an)'lhlni. and tbcre is oertalnly no causc for aJarrn.'' Alter graduation, the ine111table job search begins. You can impress prospective employers, by including wi1h your resume', a Varden wallet·scze piclure from your senior portrait sitting. It introduces you, personalty, anywhere you send il CHAit'S IlDlA IOUTIQUI All 81ouses 150/o OFF • Sign Up MSC Main St. Campus 84S Harriman Amherst .Campus 14 Baldy Hall 9-5 111 Talbert Hall 9-4 October 25-29th . 167 Fllltnore Canter 9-5 DA1l " Sittings Photos .will be taken between November 1-12 on both campuses~TI TIME P'C.ACl Od. 2 liltM-S.t ll ! ~!OO fWDMSCJ �General Education· still has some 'bugs' The Buffalonian '83 SA Sponsers Cc;mserve U8 Poster Contest Conserve UB Is a n ew energy conservatio n campaign • All entries must be submitted Ia SA { J J J TalberT) by Fri. Oct. 8 at 3 p.m The offical UB Yearbook • Enrnt's should be submoued as a "pol1shed rough ". {suoroble for reproduct•on as an J 1 x J 7 poster/ MOJC(mum of 2 1nlr colors. o1so all po5ters mu..r rnclude "ConS«rve UB " a • SSO pard for thfl cha~fln entrv • poster must mcxruote an energy-5auing theme otU8 \ Now on sale SlO.OO~ook For deraols call Wendv Glrs~v 636-2950 Wolter Stmpscm 636·2025 ~ -- THE UB BULLS NEED YOU By CHERYL L . GREENBERG S-tr"m Slqff Writ« W ith ft<llunen coofi&S\On risina o•cr lhc C...cral Education Proatam. additional factO<I ud futun <hallta&a will inatU< iiS~Iy, FO<Uily, adminislnlof5, and CWT<nl hcshm<n r - u e tho1 there arc 'bup' tho1 have to be worked our or lbt four wed: old Jl'OITOIII. Oivmon or Undcraraduare Edacatlort (DUE) Owl Job.n Paadotto aplaiocd that b<caUJC the c... Ed 0111)' - - the frcsbmm class.., therr is nor 1 sutrKimt amowlt courses availabk 10 fulfill rurun: COJOIImcnt needs. "As illoocnirla cluJa polltlcipea. in the or p r - , the avallllbllity Of CO\IIliOO wt1J co:pand IIIX>O<diaaly," be wei. Pendoeto sold his resi&natioo &> OlfE Owl "won't ba•c any ligllflaun effect" on the prftlr1Ull. "We have a aoocl commillcc to..,. to lu (Ocu Ed) suC<><SS." "My main conccro a1 this momau 's tht lack of spea: ror so many .studcrus for the too few eta.... available," Dean for tb< FO<Uily of Soc:ia1 Scienas Mbur Butler &ald. Pcrado<to beticvcs that tills w111 coma tt!df as Ole pr08f0111 procr..,.. and more Slud<nts l<lke part in iL A comml11cc wu fono1ed to usbt Itt dcvdopir\a lbe proararn and dctennl'ne wbicll eta.... would be labeled •c;., Ed' COW'Id. To obtain Cen Ed swus, the course bulructor mwt submit a ayUabUJ that mll>l · iodu4e- citbCT a writina element or 1 mathematic danmL B ut C... Ed Commiuce Chalnnan Jonathlll Rclchcrt said, "Siudenu at the University are not be!na properly represented at these Ocu Ed mcctinp." A Student Asaociatlon rcprcscntatl•c Is supposed to be present at tllcse mce~lnas . "More often lban not, that representative fll not lbcre." Rciohert .ald. When the ddqflue attends, "he doea o01 speak out for or qairut the proposala made. He hu ya to voice h!Jt Opinion." Rdcbert asserted. "This is clearly an ovenlaht tllat wtll be c:onected at the IICltl routine mcctina," SA Pn:siclent CordeD Scbadlter noted. "Thb year'• repr<JCilwl~... be added. "will not Ollly be ther< at tbae mccllnp, but be will abo speak OUI for the' SludeniJ he rcpr.....ll." Freshman Robert KroiLn crldd.ced the p....,.....- 'lllatel&tirla counes tho1 have oothirla to do with my~ . I mUll Jpcod too much time and eo<:r1J1 oq \IICic:a COW1I<I that xrvc oo PllfPOIC·" "I cloo'tlike bcioa forced to we .. y C:OUIIC$-Ucb las Ocu Ed councs, .. CrabmOil ~ MldW McMaboo said. "On the Olber haDd, I am cojoyjQJ one of the 'requjnd' eowtcs, "'IDI1bc 11'1- as bad as it may JCC~Jt . '' • your type. Donate Blood. _Show Your Support_ ATENTION BOWLERS MEN'S TEAM TRYOUTS OCTOBER 2 & 3 10:00 AM AMHERST LANES (across from Cassidy's> We encourage all bowlers to participate in this tournament-structured format: Twelve games over two days We need When They Tangle with the Buffalo State Bengels Saturday, 1:00 pm at Rotary Field + American - Red Cross Call Greg(826-6129> or Bob (836-6755) for details Experience the fun and glamor In Honolulu, las Vegas, St. Louis & Chicago This Year!! We want you with us. See you October 2nd . ~ - �·s ports/in-short. Womens soccer continues winning formal-'•- Til< newly Royals, all<r dropplna lhclr historic ront a>a~a~, h•.. stnana tos<th<r t1u« aniCJit victoria. l..ut S..urday, Ill< Ro~l ()-I) COCltinclcd to put balls 14 IM 0<t u they ckcisiooed l>lo<mal Collqc 4-1. Beth Eldridalt "l'PPd her ladina 101110111 to li"" with two 14 this II'IM'· Eldridalt ~ bal lrict opirut the Bon.U... J11><1 Holliday toru1 Ann Mlri< Lnlnc $pill Ill< mnllnlna two llllics. The sbut-out wu not WICOmtnOI\ to th< booe<n ull)ellcodu Pom Oabd reaillered h<r t<COOd of Ill< year epiJitt RocbCIIer lnstitue of Tcc!lnoloJy (\\IT), 1.0. o.bd mode 12 IIYCS 111 RIT'1 fidd and Lali< Adamczyk ocored the ~mtull II'JIC' wiru><r. The Roylll will contl4ue In their silt pmc bomcst.IDd ow TU<5day wh<o they mm Alfred U. They IW'ted their borne set ycstmlay opinsl CaniJiuo Collq<. Field Hockey triumphs in recent matches Til< UB (odd hockey Roylll stretched their wlnnlna >lr<lk 10 - - t h i s PIUI w..t. Th< Roylll, ()-I), not countlna c thibitioo tOu.m&mcnlJ, hl\0, not lost a a.vnui- their .....,. opme:r over •••·o·W«t.J qo. And !hey ba"" not be<1l clooe. but not her impressive viclori<l. l..ut Friday th<y opoiled WeDs Collqc's trip bome 11 Ill< Roylll beal them l-1. Scorina lOlls ror UB were Kdly McOiynn, Tricia Adams torul Pllltl <:roaiD. Oft Tt>csdaJ' Ill< Royals dcfCIIIod Ill< Univarty of Roc:bc:Rtr 3.0 for lllicr JltUI-t of tbe &bon ICUOII. Til< combilwloo of Debbie J&II:Z&kiDd Bocky Barth 141011 hu yielded only two _ . . all s<IJOCl. ThiJ time, Aarter J&II:Z&k wu rdl<.-..1 by Barth for Ill< r..w 20 miuutcs. MeG!yon mmdod h<r ICOri.n& 11reat 10 lhr« fllDCS 11ritb h<r fowth of Ill<.....,.. IDd the other two were supplied by Jeazux Quinfivan IOd H<idl Ftcilic:h. <hv lhc:-wockend UB boaod the (tnt "Talltl"' I'Joud" F'odd Hodey Toumomall on Ill< r,.lcb of th< Alumni Areu. The Roylls shdlocted Buffllo Ftdd Hoctey Aslodltioo Team two, S.O. In the ...ru.rmih they lost to the ...,ntull victors, BF'HA Team oroo, 1.0. The collqiate play<rs .,.,. outc:luscd by th< BF'HA·I as they belt another l<hoolta.cn,Btot:tpon St., in the rma1s. 10. Mc<Jiynn IOd h<r teammates wiD put their >lrcalc.o on the line apitul Manslidd Sl. todly 11 3:00p.m. at the Alumni Complex. Royals win four straight Who currently has th< lon,cst 11rinnina streak at UB? The tennis Roya.b do. Rookie coaeh Cary Oomtalski'• (ltoup, aner droppin.11 its opener. has ttruna rour and u of pras clme. were sciU countina. The Roy~• (4.1) aa•• their coach his first will at th• Cllp<nsc or the University of Rochester, S·2. Ll$1 weekmd they enjoyed two mon: bomc <Ont..U (u were lllth• matches $lnoe tbe away opener), squeal., by Wells Collq• •·l and easily hantllina Cortland St. 5-2.. All the f101oro come tos<tber on TU<5da1 u they sbut out the Buffllo St. squad 7.0. Til< vlctoriouo competilon-. Amy Rosl, Lori LtO.IIr, llobio Abrom<witch, Sbdley Wojnu IOd 8ctly Ross in slnaJ<s; Lalic Slldlwa/Lori fddbeirn IOd Mario Savlllll.isa C.putl ...... tbt succao;(ltl doubla " - · Til< maleb opbu1 St. Bouva\lurt yCIIcrday the last dwK:e for a home crowd to view t.bt Royals. Nca wedt they ~ Oswqo St. IDd Roc:bc:Rcr IDStituce or Tcdu!oloaY (RIT) oo Ill< road, 1'uaday IOd Thwociay, ~;..,.,.. n I~~ . . n u ft ~ I APPAREi FOR & BOO'IERY lltiEJI & WOMOI ft u, rfJ ==-= ....... , _ an.4 N - a t - P'rMI' Pdce! ...........,...__ T_._ .._ . __ -·---3114 MaiD at Highgate 833-6565 ~~ 111tt " -• Ulllwentt1 Press Hart1Na UMry CMSC) a:n-2588 9130uo · 4~....,_," 4:30fool ,.__ _ _ a~ ww. EVHllll ,..__ ,-RQOTIE'S-, I I I "" Dills. ~ I IIO.W.ONE FRE£ il 0. rl a.t ... I 1 I I I1 ..,. .. ,..._ .. . - I I I 1 ,.._,_,...._ . I 1 ROOli'S ,.., Rle. 1 I __. ""'·..Oite<AC:, ~- I O..IIJI/INIL I '""'" •........ I JIIIII'IWO:U. ED'fiE3 11/31/IZ VAIJD AlmWI .....,_.~:::.,......,AU$ ._________ .. '----.611o0100---· 12. llte .......... ,.....,.• ~- · AUTO - CYCLEINSURANCE * Low ratea, ln.tMI F$ f«ma, monthe to pay * Specializing In fonlgn •tvclenbl oul-of·.t•t• drtfent * driYint All drtvwa ecc.pted regenlleea of r.conl .A Active ~Insurance ' ea11 ,.,. , _ ..umat.. 898;2700 �UB student athletes: trying to balance schoolwork and sports By ION. M. DlAT M•••zl•l Editor the rest ortbdr time at the University or they Will not play. " As with Borowitt, O'Donnell constantly ub her players about bow their schoolwork is proaressina. ife for a student athltte can be difficult. Combinin& dally work and practice schedules with a heavy dcne or HYou've aoc to stress schoolwork can led to academia," O 'Donnell problems with academic maintained . "I make sure lbat standinJI. I have a schedule of each Students railing reach the penon and I kt tbcm mow minimum requirement of a '2.0 that I am available if they eva grade point avera&e arc have trouble." declared academically in<lis,ibte O 'DonoeU hu noticed that most probkms occur to those for that semester and connot students who arc freshmen and participate in their taklna laboratory courses. intorcoUegiatc sport . " They sometimes don 'I To confront this problem. know what they arc settln& steps arc being made to help Involved In," O'Donnell the student athlete, with explained. "I had one guidiiJltc from both the coach freshman last year who took a # of the team and the live credit Chembtry course Department of UnderJ!Iaduate and she aot a 0 in it. A live Education (DUE). credit 0 is bard tu erase and Senior academic advisor she ended up with a I.Sl Stephen Wallace volunteered avera&•·" h b time to help the athlete who races problems with his ''There will alwa,ys be academic stnding. "ll's an idea w kicked p roblems with ~tudcrlratbletes around with the Athletic Department for a few years," Wallace said. " l lr)l to help a~~d deal with the problems the athlete races. ObvlolUiy we tell them that tehool comes before sports, and try to analyz.c and lessen the problems the pcrW!n L to raa:s." So far the Athlctk Oepo.nmom lias approved. "It's a creat Idea,'' UB B....,ball Coach Ray Borowicz said. "We already salvqed o ne man this season oo the team due to the help from DUE." W bile Borowicz constantly chec:b his p!ayen for reporu on tbdr standina in clus, there are times when the player will nor rcvelll his problems and will try to deal with them himiClr. ''I was an academ.ic teacher ... for nkly 25 years and I usually am 11ble to teU when lb.c player b having uouble," Borowl<:l' said . "Usually a player will dlseu.u their problems and I IIY to b<lp them the bcsl I can. If he needs more advice, we will both go to ;;,. Wallaoe and sec if we can slfai&htcn tbiop ovt. But if tbc player tcllJ blnudf be's doina aood wticn be's in trouble, he is only puttio1 bimscll in a biucr bole." In some cases, if tbc student demonstrates that the Je~QCS~er be did poorly in was not an oa:utate iDdication of bis preyious academic: career, he may petition his poeitlon as baoa dccJared academically lndlaible. A final decision is Ibm made by the Academic Staodards Comrninee. "Usually in those ca.scs, they Will let lbc player return to the team." said UB women's buketball co..:h Linda O'Donnell. ''But once the player petitions, it is the last time they cin use thai option ·in order to play. They have to be in good ·academic standin& and lbdr priorities," Director or Rt:crea_tion, Athletics and Jtdaled Instruction (JtAJU) Sal Esposito wd. ''The coaebes IIY to clcaJ with lbc problems tbc best that they can and if they need more auislanee, they FAD go ovu to DUE." Esposito added tbat rqulatlom arc set up by the Nalio?f. Cobcgiate Athletic AssociaA>n. lo keeping with his standard$, Borowie2 did not take six p~ym to yt5tcrday's baseball same at St. Bonaventure due to academic problems. The team has lou three players thus far this season and lost a total or nine lut spring. "I feel it is a very commendable thing to have and Uve by the 2.0 minimum average,'' Borowicz wd. •')L is somctbina the University and myself can take pride in. Baseball will ollly take up a few years of these people's lives, wbile what they learn In colle&c they will use forever." Before We Put You In~ Of The WOrld's _Most Sophisticated Nuclear Equipment, We Put You ThroUih 11te World's Most Sophisticated·MiJdear Training. It takes more than 16 tha~ most of the men months of intensive who operate the training to become a reactors in private fully qualified officer in industry started in the the Nuclear Navy. You Nuclear Navy. t begin wi th four months lt takes more time o( leadership training. and more effort to Then as a Navy officer become an officer in the you get a full year of Nuclear Navy. But the graduate-level training rewards are ~ter, too. unavailable anywhere else at any price. The rewards can begin as early as Navy training is based on more than your junior year in college. Qualify, and 1900 reactor-years of experience. Right the Navy will PaY you approximately now the Navy operates over half the SlOOO/month while you finish schooL After four years, with regular nuclear reactors in America. And the Navy's nuclear equipment is the most promotions and salary increases, you can sophisticated in the world. That's why be earning as much as $37,400. That's on top of a benefits package that includes your Navy training is and must be the most sophisticated in the world. medical and dental care, and 30 days' vacation earned every year. 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HYPNOSIS: Demonstration and Dinner - The Wesley Foundat ion, Sunday-5:30pm October 3, 1982 Sweethome United Methodist Church, 634-71?9 or 832-2263 SCIENCE OR ENGINEERING . Eool-"'9 .,....,•._ tf you Aim Hleh-rou Uft N-e n • • Tho Nt Folce,.. • - _.,.._. , . - eao. IIQI ~ l'rogra-n TN lvl FOt<Ao ... PlY !IOU _ . , _ _ ., _ _11<1 _ _• -s900•-~---w­ .._ • oltcWicll. ......... · ...... r.o---.. . --..., --lr'O"-""- You111\owt II ... Qftol A6 F-~CII.r· "'-''I ~ ""' -)IOU g<oduato. )IOU,- ooo- lr....,g School COfM"'INNon u en Fotce - · . -· · - .net '~ 1 AJt _., Ya..--IOtnOftelor-- .. All Fort.e t ilpenM FR:I OU'I d the detlh from 'fOV' MMMt J.Jt Force '~" IOCMy. You"l hliiJ _ ... - - counlr)r ,,_,I- III:I . Tht .,.....,....15 L~ �backpage/ etc. I tJuotc of the d~ty,.J ~ 'Why wardt TV If you have to ttllnk and respond. The main point or watchinc TV Is tha t h leu you avoid dQing chat.'. -Jack Minao, Elder Couch Potato Voloott<ft _.,., ot tbe l -114• Pro&nua to rutor 7·12lh ~~~o~,'~<kncs from 4-10 hn per w..k. Call Mq. Brown at SqUill O ob M...Uoa on Mon. and Wod . from $:30-7:30 at the Clark Oym ooun1. Cl<m<ns (MSC). n. TO: M...Uoa on 10/3 In Olh A, Room 23. Res..,... Wrltlq W~. (, 3 p.m .. Capon 10, AC 131·l06'7. J ob llllfnit.n•a ~-a T.eb. w~ . 5. J p.m., 1 and Oct. 6, ) p.m .. 211 Partes, MSC. Hllld SUbbal Capon BIYd. s.r.o. for Su~kot. II a .m . Sat. ., H iUd, ~ I'J)'Cb. Son1ca Clr has coW>Sdlin& services oV&I1. for Uni•mity lludents and Olbos aduiCJ. For funhos info .. <all ··n. Foo..totloo of lbo Otr. Ro_ .. will meo~ twice a - k . From Sept. 21-()ct 21 oo Tuesdays, 7-l:j() p.m. and Thm., 4-5:50 p.m. io 930 Clomcns Rail. Appllradoas for N -al Scie8n: Fou. Cnd. F_wMI,.. and NatioDal Sc:iCIIc:oe .MiDority fdlowsbips CUt be obtall>ecl by wrltlna Fdlowlllip orroce, National Cowtdl, lllcro. co AJtroeo•f-Uft Worklhop-SiJn up by calllna 2101 Coostirution AYe., W~. D.C. 20418. Deadline 6J6.2808. Swu Monday. ror lli'PIYina is No•. 2(. 4 l a -lloul eo.u.ltuc 1• A.oaoal llutou-Oct. 2. II a.m. N......,. S..... f'loana UC3 will have to • .,..m .. Ofcf. An...,. intermhlps aYallable. Writ< for further info. 10 Barban Sanchez, EditorW P..-soand Member, Newsday. Lona 11<-A· frlttod ~t -lf inlosatod pb <all 171-(337 IJiand, tkw York lli47. Pbolo. inttm.S should write to ...,,....,. 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Marvin Sussman, Senior Ed. Pboco. Artist inttm.S should "'tilt lo W&rTeo Weilbocher, Art Oirettor. Appl. mwz be t:.ltrttaey Mtdi<OJ Slloallou.-Life Workshop-CaU postmarkod by Dec. 16. 636-2808 or 11op by IS Capon HaO to llp up for this wor\shop whkh tqins T~. Dod wllb ... laleratla l.adJo Amed<o and the Carribb<an are en,ible for IDitr·Ameriean Doctoral UlodtrJno<l. P,Y<b. ~- l'utJ on Oct. I, 3:30p.m., Rm Fellowships. Write to Ooctonl Ftllowship PTottarn Inc..-. JSU lllq<l ...... tod.oy in Capon Lobby from II:JO.I:JO. loo,...... ear•. UB P.. IIM4 M<dltoa on Oct. 2, 12 n0011, Roury f"ldd partina lor. C u i - SciOCieeu ~. 0... AMmbly M<dltoa on Oct. 1 at 6:30p.m .. Jane Kcdc:r Room, Ellicou. MASCOT M...Worr Mmltta !0< AI "'-•bon on Oct. I, ( p.m., Dicf. 10(, MSC. Mw< brina SJ for dub dues and fa< ftlelllbenhip lo the AMA. p&ymtftiS Aftlcu Sttodtau ~. MaadaiO'l' Medlaa on 10/1 !rom 5 p.n>. to 6:30p.m ., 107 Tllb<n. Aflieu 84-t ~- Maodatorr M<tiYa on 10/ 1 from 5 p.m. to 6:30p.m., 1071'alb<n. UoodaJnd. ladlaa Stad. ~- Oeo. M<dllo• .." Elmlou on 10/ 1, 4 p.m., Tllb<n 210. on!..-.. 11-41. 4230 Ridae Lea. American Foundalion, UIS Wibon Blvd, Rosslyn, VA 22209. Pollslt Sludeal Lea&H ltoccplloo on Oct. I, 9 p.m., 930 Closnons Hall, AC. n. Aa<OKY lor IDI.,.adooal Dove. invires studentS wlrh Jlad. deJiees to apply to its locemational ~- lnrem Proa. Coltae Jlct>u- .,.. 6l2·S~ f -... al U.. Call Ktith KroU or Mike Pulllrul 0-147-1010, R·833-ZAtl fot mort info. "'*'S-mome Footolladott OlaMr p....,_ on Oct. 3, MttltodlJc Chwdl. p.m., United ud $:30 Applic:anu must •ubmit lell<rJ of inquiry and resumes no Iacer than Nov. IS 10 Mr. S. f"ldd.s Wallace, lnl<rn Rocruhment A&ency for lntOSMtional Dove., WuhlnJion, D.C. zoru. Cndoallo& Snlon wbo aolac Mulcol 01-or Ntedod lor STAGE l'n>cllldloa from Nov. 18·21. Call Ouy Waan•r, 831-4060 or Carol Thompson, 668-1849•• ladla Slodtau Nonon 218. .u-. Maokal EY<nlna on Oct. lnd, 8 p.m .. • C.1 People'a Aw.- Colfoolootut on Friday <Yt'llinp at 9 p.m. In Townstt!d HaO, room 107. to ..... / prof ICitool Careos PlanninJ UUAI l'lbD-Unioa City, Oct. 1,4:00, 6:00,1:00and 10:00 MSC-Mn. 'J).m. Pennies from HeaYOO, Oct. 2 and 3, 4:30, 7 aod ' ;30 p.m. Pinlr fl&minaos, Oct. I and Oct. 2. All lhows ahowo in cbe Woklmu ~ (AC). Prt-ltow Seolo<s. W<Sttnl tkw Eac. Law School Is lnt.ervi<1oinJ oo Oct. 12. Sicn up by <allioa 831-3515 and ask "-1 I)'Td, ..._,..... ud ........ at 1 p.m. in Tllb<n fa< Mq, Shea, BuUpen. Tlekeu available at H&ITiman r~<tet omce and cbe RCCO<d Oucld . 11ft 00 Jbould set up I rtf, file II eilher of the IWO t.adotru ~ M1oo1otrJ W..... Sonlca on Oct. l, II a.m ., Resumction House (comtr Unlverllty and Maio Sls-Aao<s hom Ra)'CS HaU). W-*7 r...- ....._., Jane Kcdc:r Room. w....,.. on Oa. l, ' p .m., r......-..u.t.aetetor~a-,lloo. Offices. Amhmt-Mr$. Shea- &l1·3SIS. Mack~l6·llll. 10.1,9p.m., Rod Jacket. 2nd lloor lounae. ~- PGIJ Sd. ~.F.....,. "Mba" oo Oct. I, 3 to S, Baldy Room numbtr 614. c.vtAlltAs: In vile a rq>. from cbe Orad. Stud. Emptoyoos Uliioo 10 youso~~Sepcrtmealol lll«<laa. and haw lboul tht "'PPIizDDI drive !ot a ,...<Wide <Ill~ 11111011 to prot«t OAITAIRAJ ID cbe SUNY-· CaD 6J6.llll and leave IWD<, namber ,_clepc .: and date. ...... Ia • ..... .._.. Ia wltlcb Lndivld,.._ oo food and tbco · For lafo. abolll UtlllftiCIIt call Naocy Atlclria, 839-2023. ..,...lloi.J Do, Flllllnl on Oct. 1, 7:30p.m., Oct.l, 7;30 p.tD. at Amhoont ud Main 91. Ot8btld HOQjC. . _ . . -........ - - 1 M WOI'NI Slop by Ule Worbllopo, It Capen Hall to recbter. $1,00 eash will OOilllrm your I'CiiRnlfoQ. Swu ,_Thurs. "-· ror ..,., ...t s,._ , . _ . , .... .Mtcdea oo Oct~ I. 6 p.m.. TalbttJ Hall, AC. l..octwe-A l.aniuaJ< and Arcbitectwe Cor cbe l)y1lamk Modlr-ioo or PrDif&DIS on 00. 1, 3:30p.m., 42:26 Rlda< Lea Road, Room 41. U. -.-c.. liiH!Itta oct 10/1. Main Qym, Ciart HaU. N-... PMjod fw Stwctmoc.......,. oo Oct. 4, 7:30p.m., 800118 mbmation 4226 ~ Lea. Rm ~· u....,... ,...,.Sd._.. ~-Mettt.a onOct . 4, ):](), llaldy 614. U. 0 . . aa• Rcc. Calltt. UB..._Iatoe OM~ forO.•ooOct..l. 7-9:30p.m., Clark Oym • a.- Meedoop Fridays at 7 p.m., farao ..,.,_,p.m. w-·• •...., a.• raa ...,... Tl)m, oo Tues. Wed, MORinfo. <a1169l.-719l,I38-S4)(. nt&-,.efow- ..._.,.,...,_ Merdotc on Oct. •• 4:00, Norton 114. a.m .. Amhem~ . W -'1 F - MaeCiq OG Oct. 4 from 4:30 to 6;00 p.m. in 10 Capen Hall. W-'o ....... T - ,.,..... oo Oct. 7, 4 p.m. aod Sot. Oct. 9, 4 p.m.. Shtridan Lanes, 3160 Sheridan OriYe. Ul Nea'a .......T - T.,..... on Oct. land Oct. 3, 10 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/43ababb13f1e6da9b8c835f198888f08.pdf 1db01bacc71967dd7e242133e2ac5c2c PDF Text Text lHE SUNY .calls retrenchment document a mistake Jbo TUllY CANADE and SETH GOODCHILD I t •as a mi.Sl:Uc. The S\JNY docwncnt lislina UB amooa 10111 i..Dslitutiocu ~a.nntnl rc.trmchmmt. was "'inaccurarc.'" Extcutiw v~ Owl<dlof Donald O'Dowd saJd )'Ut<tday. The A1JIUSI 31 m<n>O<Udum from SUNY Chanedlor Clifton R. Whartoa to the Board of Trustees included UB amon& IC\cral irutitutio11$ _.hose Praldmu h1d indk:attd retresxbmml woukl bt nOCC$$01)1 at the end o f litis ac:adcmk year. "What .. e think happened was tl\at it wu put on rhc letltr 11 a time wbea there wa1 areac uncertainty about ntrmcbmt:nl and it wa~ not ~ited out, .. O'Oowd r<latt'd. He no<cd that no one in SUNY who was aware or the eltanae read tbe final draft of tht document. "It was dally a oommunianions problem.'' O'Oowd sUd, cxplalnia1thot a new memo would "'ortly b< distributt'd to the T nmca to rmify ~~ shu.auoo. Wbcn lhc documcol ,..., publically outlint'd, UB ofrlaab apreucd coofusloo o•cr the memo. asscrtina tllal tbcy ..... una..att: or anr retrmchmc:nt plans. UB l'rcDckat Sl..m 8. Sample. fMtd •'itb a bleak _......,. !>luahon. had "'Dalt'd to SUNY Cmtnol tattler thb 'Jnl that tbt UNVUJ>Iy ftrt rmp~o,.... ..,...,_tO (mtcKII). But throup I)'Sl<rn·• ICk ood Internal r...no.:.rions. UB a>'Oidod such dtastk aaion-oo far. "Tochoically, ,.. arc aill under lht onainal O..banatorial ~ ... Sample t>1)1alned. notin1 thll it "''Uicl have forocd tht ti..,_ UrUu:rsny to make .. m.ust"e" <1Jtbe(b. The Pm>dmt " coof!Ckot that tht DiYislon or Budttt wiU approvt the UB rt'Stot81ioru and i1 actina under this wumprlon. "We Will opcratc u thou1h that plan was lltttf>lcd," Sample dttlart'd . He upceu formal DOB COIICIII'Tantt "'ortly. The plan ancludcs an cnuay consc:rv11ion proara.m and some resource shufftin1 bttwccn SUNY ca.mpu.sa. Vke Pr<sidtnt for Ana- and Man.,.ment Ed Dory saad that the Unlv<rslty had coruldett'd rctrtnthmtnt, but ruled out that oprJon this •ummcr •hm lhc bud&ct plelurc cleart'd up. Ht wei ttw ,r tht Sla1e economy - c:ondnuu to d«linc, 1M Unl•mlty milh< have to raon to il Sample rocalltd tltat he "ma<lt h n:ry dear to C\Cf)ont" •n June: tltal unku tbt buclatt ..........n wpoo-«1, UB "''Uicl haY< no chooa: but to rttrmch "If indttd anyooc a1 th< Unavcnity has u\dtealcd tbl! roocntl), tbcy arc muralt1>." VIce Prwa~nt l or Finance and Management Edward Doty Should the UW.enity dtadc for rcuaw:luncm. n ..-oW<~~~< tht time JID<X 19H. ....,.,uall) rtnt SASU trys to get st udent s to vote By GARY S'T'DlN CAmpos EdJJor W itb the Novcmbcr d<ctloru less tlwl WI •--etk.s away, IC'VcraJ on· campus- are prcp&nlll a '\'Olcr rqistration d.riw to m1ist studmu, in order to lncrease Sludtot inOucna: ova awe affairs. tsptcla1IJo u they pcnalo to the Univcnity. • Assumloa the now dtfuiiCI NYPIRQ's ehore ,lhc Studcot Auodation or thr Statt Uni\·cttlly or New York (SASUJ iJ for the f1!11 time cooduttin& tht drivc 01 UB. SASU hu implcmct1tcd the clrive ~cry year of iu uistmet In lhc rest of th< Slate bUI iJ now iovolvioathe loeal m.prcr u •dl. SASU's Boato of Directoo' aoaJ ;. to rq;stcr 20,000 ..., voruo throtlah the drive. "It is dtPnltdy a .-..-abk lOa!." sUd UB SAS\/ Ddepte Shida Udelle. "We are OGly ...... expect«! to aa:owu for 1000 to 2(0) nnrt v«cn al UB. I'm The Albooy headquarlm poo•ICk the loeal thaprcrs wub pcmm ood idt&s for carn.,.....s, aa:ordloa to Dokptc Hdmt Banldt . "Tbt Board of Directon tltOdt oo whaa •e should do, and liW1 us off '" a direction." ..,. saJ.d . 11 Wt lhto i OCOf'P()Btt if ~rdinJiy." SASU ftds that the rqillr&tion dnY< Is of primary tmponaoct, bttaust "the 11udtot1 hue are Ytf"/ lnnueocln1. Wt c:an sway an dtttlon." Baruch said. S ASU Is srriYin1 for lncrcucd voter turnout (or Novanba'.J &ubanatorial cftttlon ...,_, '-L<hmwt and Mario Cuomo. Sludtn11 ahoulcl pattldpate in lilt election. ~dioa to Uddk. beta'* or tht 1artt lm!*l on Unl>mlty flnaodaliNittcrs the tltlll ~ wdl ha•e. "It would bt In thar b<st lnttrat to bo<b rqiSicr ood >Olt ... Yar1ous ouuidt orprulllllons ha>-e btm wKulll SASU. O.otop Lepl Stnlca has btm stndift' paralqals to talk to Audtou and bdp tbtm tO undtnwld tbt ·~~ ate tryio& to make the prottSS as easy to uodtntood and follow u possibl<." Udelle <aid. "StudtoLS will have lew .,..,... noc ro rqiga." Tht Sludtftt Associauoo Aucmbly b also &tttlDI invol•cd. by "lookina tor members of the A.uociatlon to work with SASU," accordioa to A>oetnbly Speak« Qerry Ohm. "AIJO, 79 or the 400 s.udentS thaa took out petitions han altcady rttumt'd lh<rn. I woukl tikc thtm utffiztd. as wdl." L iddlt ftds that SASU'o cause could have 1>oto funhtr cnhanocd iF former NYPIRQ m<rnbcrs and the Ahcrnarivc Nc:wo Colltttive (ANq had noc dttidtd to mn a dnve of tbtis own without noti11calloo. "Both NYPIJ.O and tht ANC very anti-SA. so they didn't w said. " We would ha•e 1>oto Jlad to work '*llh lh<rn. We new ttOChioa about tbtlr dtiff, thouch- Ooc orpniztd, tfftdtnt drive would have 1>oto men dft<tM than scparatc art tel us," ooes-.·· '"o UB football fans treated to some exciting action ith no poo foo<ball to look forward to 011 Swlday and with the llowly dcarinl Saturday .&its, tbt die-liar-d footl>aD fans ood atadtmic procn.s<inarors found thcmsdvcs in RO<ary F'ltld's woodto balc:llts ha¥101 a l ood tome this wttkmd. This wu wlw eo~ was •uppost'd to be about-1M Haycs C*k ......... COIIIpkuously ia the badclfOUod toUioa tht b<Us for · lhc :Rocbc:st<:r Ydlo• Jackcu u W tbt UB BuDs puUt'd t h t - out minutt. Tbcy atoancd .. dfOI>I)Cill and ptftaltlet ood cbttrtd It approplaac I'IIOC!I<tiLI. Sound tmlnltt'd fr011> ~ aallll bleachers u tbt Univmily community rcalll<d thty do no< bavc 10 watch other pcopka' oollqts on TV to enJoy Saturday foo<ball. in tbt r..w W b<o 8tmle Weber booted tht ball 35 tbt dtttronlt ..,.,.-" llashtd us 14, than 13 ood :26. There - • at leur 60 happy people on tht llcld IIIObbioa the tlctcr and 11100 happy people in the uods matlq Jtowy thakt witb 101. UB Pttsldtnt Sln to 8 . Sam,ple )ob>cd tht l}njwnlty In tn,JO)'ioa the fOCIWit.acall)' trw!itlonal colltllat• n nt. 'Tbt Bulls are horot qain ntJCt •edt u tho Buff Slate Bmpls tlkf the buJ ~town co Rotorr. The in«ntlve lor victory should bo apparmt but the inc'C:ntive to come out to lbe pme b not qultt u ftCOJI)Izabk. While the Scudmt Ailotiatlon trks tbrouah almmlcb, foo<ball ..u ltadt. �in short. V- ·--·-- 1 _A,*1 r-~~~~~----------~---------------r--~~--~----~~--~----~~~~--~&M~~~ can lpu" v ..... ~ -Obt<rwd Holicl.ty bcP» 5 p.m. Fri. S<pt. t6 Tony_. _ . . , _ ~ a 1M /olloWU.1 t/wtQI Qj UB Prrsitkllt St.,.., B. S.lf'lp/#'8 1111noun«mmt Qj thr III&J..M A.-,.it' (Aintdar. Attached you wiD l1nd the offJCiol academic Clltndar rw 1913~. Tbb -dcmic <*lendar....., ~ly $COl to me by the Calendar Committee oo MJil'CII 17, 1912. On April 6, 19Al, copoes or the proposed <*lcnclar were shared with the Vice Pralclcnu. CbairJ of the FIICUity Senate Executive Comminet and the Professlonlll Scaff and the Preside:nu or the ito Scud<nt Clo¥m\IM!Its. TheY ,..,e asked 10 provide me 'Oilh 1hdt eommen11, .,.tkh they did, and I in tum lharcd th<K Wlth the Cakncl&fCocnnutt« in J110< or this !Ql. Oo Aus1111 23, 1912, c:.kftdar Committee OWl Or. MitcbcU Karwlt& infonncd my orroct !hOI, afta eard'ully COOJickrina an 1M comments, the Cakndar Committee's ba1 "isdom was 10 recommcnclth< anachcd 1911-&4 c:alaldar. On S<ptembcf 1. 1912, I rdayed 10 the V'~<e Plalcleftts 111< opinion or the Calaldar <:ocnmittee. The Yoct Prdldmu rm>mmcndcd !hOI I ecttpt the <*leodu, bvt lllot oo adJU<UII<III bt mad< in lhc assl&nmmt or raideoa ball space ctunna the ~ 1913 summ<r JCSSioo. They fd1 thai socb m adjustment -.del bt ntensary to allow Unl¥mity Howinl aaff wrforieftt time to prepar< lh< ratd<n« halls fw 1he bcairuUn& or ohe Fall 1911 s.n.... KtTIKla'. Thertfwe, baKe! on the rccommendOiions of the Unlvenlty Calendlt Cocnmiuee and ohe Vi« Presldenu, I arx>ro¥< lh< ano<:hcd as the offlcilll academic wendar for 1911~. In lone wltb thr conccm• a.boua howina, stl>deoiS who wlr.b 10 occupy Unhmity howina from July ll, 1913 to Ausull 23, 1911 will bt requored to live in a cl<sipWed ball oo the Amhcnt Campus or in a desi&noted ball on 1M Mala Stretl CampuL STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORX AT BUFFALO ACSIIImli< Cakndot fO< 19IJ..IA - R<ast tq!ns a c:1osc or c1asaa Tues. No•. 22 _oo• ........,... , _ a..- Raum< Mon. No¥. 21 Academic Calendar annouaced ~ Wedneoday sd>edulc wiD bt f..UO..ed Mon. D<c. ll llnmdoy sd>cduJe wiD bt followtd Tuo. D<c. 13 l1lsuuaioo axis 11 dose of c:IUla Tues. D<c. 13· Radina Days Wed. D<c. 1• -llnn. D<c. 15 Semester Eumiowioru Fri. D<c. 16. Fri. D<c. 23 SECOND SEMESTER lnstr\j<lloa b<alns Mon. Jan. 13, 1984 Washlnaton'• Binhday. ObKrved Bolidoy Mon. Feb. 10 Sprina Rooess bqins al eloK or clwes Fri. Mar. 16 Oasses Resume Mon. Mar. 26 Good F~ ·Observed Holiday Fri. Apr. 10 lnsuuction Endla1 dose or ciUKt Mon . May 1 Readina Da}'l Tll<s. May I • Wed. Mll)' 9 Semester Eumiowioru Tb~a~. May 10 • Fri. May 18 COMMENCEMEl'IT Sun. MOl)' 10 AJonC.IIoc:ftlcfM-tl•u• .. o..o J - M...WAit- G.,y • A..,_ ALL S.A. FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS PICK UP YOUR BUDGET PACKETS BY OCTOBER 15TH IN ROOM 111 TALBERT HALL IF YOU DON'T YOU'll BE CUT OUT Attention All Athletic Clubs: Pick up your organizational packets at the S.A. office, room 1 1 1 Talbert Hall. All packets must be refurned to the S.A. office no later than October 15th, t 982. Mandatory A .C.T.I.O.N. Meeting Today at 4 pm Talbert Senate Chambers. All Reps &.. newly elected dorm senators MUST AnE.ND 0010<1 OOUoUC....-Iof ~~~ Poorlnc/C.. tlfNII.. - c•r ~ OUIIo,IIFHIO.. &.on SCNMI.rJ'• ••.we oo... >loc"""'nlJ - S<>IIO'II-• ::·=,:""' --- I Toor G -Il- 8ob khooMy/S . . , .. ,.,. WhO'S Who Nominations Amlouncina 1M nomiuOIJOa proca& for xlcctioo or studalts to bt iocluded ia Wloo's Wloo lit A _ , Uni>Ynltin tllld Colfrtn: Unlvaoily fa<ulty and aarr manbat at the WICicr)rodUOI< and l/lduat< lnrlr an C'IICOUrqed to 111bmit oominltiom to Allan L. C.VUidd, 109 Ncxton, tdepbon< ~2A50. The DOmmotioru should b< in wridn&: IMJ' sloo<Jid IN submtlltd by S#pltm/N< 19 obfcMna aile followln& dialblllty Nln. ElfllbUity: CoRea< junlon, tcnlorl and 111aduat< llud<ots matricul01ed in a IOW·)Ql bJld<fpuate or .,...Suoae curriculum who bave liven mdencc or lii'On& ocholar&blp, potticipotioo, and icacknbfp in aaodemic and ext,.<urricular activities, citiz.eruhip and - t o this University, and pot<nllal fot future acllinc:mcat. A sde<tion """""luet comprised of facully, student> and admitulttatwo will mah 1M final clcclslor> on names to bt f~ to the Balional awudina body. .. ~,-,...__,.. Mlet\Mf E. SMttM. ._.... at• ...,., Mlcr'IMI a.rt.to'O'A~ .,..,,_, CO><Iy l.o<lgllllni- . C - . . , RMee M!lterl~ ..,,..._, Klthl O..&tdl.tlftl. ~HM c(IOt. t.ai.Hie Conwtyl~tlolt 01¥1d M•vtW,tOdwN .._·-···lao T~trum Ia ~by thl Fttld AngoiQ fltnM 5ynolc• le. ColltO'-It HMdllnet s.vtci!Jf\lttcf F. .twa Syndicated .,. UNtod " ' - S)'ftdlc&11. r.. Sp«:f-""'t tt repNMnltcllor Ml\cJnef -·-..Jl>o---. ...., ........... . .. _ -·~ ... -lolriO-tolt-lnc. ~-._111,1100 IMJS.- ~ I Se<slocl Wed. JIID< I ·Tues. July 12 II Seu>oll Moo. Jun< l7 • Fn. Aua- S Ill ScsAoa Wed Julyll • Tua. Alii. 23 ll Week Seual Wed. JllD< I .TIJ<s. 23 !Observed Holiday: Moo. July 4th, IJ>Clepeftdaoc< Day) nRST SEMESTER lnruvchon bqiru Mon . Aus 29 U.bof Day · Obs<tved Holiday Mon. S<pt. S Rosh Ha.tlana . Oblaved Hobday l>tsins s p m Wed. Sepc. 1 Ctu,.. Resume 5 p.m. Fri. Sept. 9 "'~ 11 s.tll AlloNCitr Group LcpJ Scmea (OLS) has req.-ed that an student> •ito recd..ol Adjoumm<tu Coftamanpl01101 Disnoislols (ACD) rrom Jolu> La~Mso In <OMCCtloo with last F<bnlary's Squiu J_.. HaD sit-ills oonract GI..S 11 ll• Tlllbat Hall. All recipient> or ACO. ar< required 10 C0011Cl LaRUSIO by lcuer, llllinl <hal they have not violate<! ohe rmru of ohcir ACO. andf or •ppear b<fore the Jucla~ in Oet.o btr. All Sludeou eoooerned should drop by OI..S or call ~30)6 for futtber detaUs. t atk .. """'"'""" -ln aun.ao. .,.,. H. . Yor\: 1<*. , _ 171_2... Coo\'!IGIII IIlia lki!Wo. N.Y. 1'l1o SjiOCIAAftS1....,1-~ fditOtl•l DOik't .. .....,..,.'*' of any ~ the Ect1t~ ~tcedone IMitM n.r.tl\ -.ltt!Ove IM e)lpt. . . ~~ ot the Ed•tor-ln.Chler •• ,,,let~ fOIO'Ckttn The s,.~trum it prtnttd by lkii,IIO ~-;!~!t..,lttt~ 1370 5eneca St. AnENTION STUDENTS Please Begin to Return All Completed A ssembly Petitions to Room l 11 Talbert Hall AU Teams Remember to Collect Rrst Assembly Meeting Oct. 6, 3:30pm T..bert Sen•te O.....bers You Must Attend For More lnfo.-636·2950 All Athletic Club Sports 1 join the S.A. Assembly Petitions must be returned by Oct. 4th Can be picked up at someplace , It 1 Talbert For more Info. Call jerry Olsen at 636-2950 and Turn In Your Pledges for M.D.A. In 1 f 1 T•Ibert H..l P.C. As Soon As Possible All Reservations for Fields Must be made Through Dlr. of Athletics. No Fields Can be Used Without This Approval . Call J<en lves at 636-2950 1 Register to Vote! We Will Help You . On Wednesday, Thursday &. Friday of This Week . �BLAZE and RAMI win big in Senate elections; WISE wins two seats • T he Rami co&Jidon and tht :.,.porary catqory. C&tront, and Bl&u P>ny - . th< b,_ Rami Coabtoon m<mbcn Scott "in.nrrs m lm wtt'k:'s Studml Youna and Rl<t Landau abo AuocWion (SII) S...at< rl«tioru, limnma thr W"w pan) to JUJt t"-O TM body ,.;n bold ,.. mmjaa in tht TaJben Stl\alt ro,.. ~<a~•. cl<aml><r> Fnday 01 3 p.m. Th< w,.. pany had t>Mn a lid.et baRd loosdy on m<ml><r>bip In th< N<W Yort Public lnt<raa R...-h Croup (NYPIRC) and the: Alt<rnall~ 1\.<ws Colle<tt•• (IINC) It oould only d«t orr-am pus pmmtiCnl (commut<r) W<rldy Wlb<r and ofi-QIIlpus t<rnpo<ory Srnr C..rOOC'. Mos1 or the 1'K'n ,..trt Cairl) clos<Th< Blau P>IIY "'<!II th< dorm <l«tioru, poc~1111 Stevrn Lynch, Howard Fried, Rod'uud Sherman and Ira Coldnrin. Ly:och wu tllr top~YOtt Jttltr, aamcnn1 490 VOles. f~ WA$ nUl with 441. Tht VOla turnout was hnviQ"t in lhedomu, Thr Rami coaJ1tion took tht Other lhrec orr-campus ptrmantnl scats trailing Wrbc:r. Rothard e. F<fiU<On had 220. whO< David Dalt and Rami Hanash tied at 211 , Bl&u mcmbrr Boll f<t'rO led all VOtC>1(<U<n ln th< Off<:&mpus ,..,e <!«ted. S tudcnu <i<.:t ~nator.. no1 m a Utu><ntty·Wl<l< fa>ltoon, but by •ocina Ul • p&ll<m rraulated by then ...... arnn...,..u. orr. aunpwpm!W\<I\Iufo. b<hmd tb< sp<cifo< allo<atlons. la5t year's Srnate Ch1ir Eric Allman •ill haft the' 5l..tM' role for the: Friday mmina. "'h<rl a ..,. Chair wo1J probably b< sdecled Thc Trrasw"' llid h< was plea>ed with the: outcome of the: d«tioM &l>d the: divcnity of tb< ..;nncn. "II lo& ofstu6mu turned OUt, IriOn than "'P<Cled," M god ''Th«c wrn: a lo& of poopk "ho &()( a lot of votrs. ••that is a aoc>d ._....,tatloa of the: stuckru body." added that M bdin·a R cnt.s voced mort ror wues, than iodi.xlwth. wllido hdp<dth<wm.rc-prcsmtadqn. ccxnmutm: on-campus. au Lbe donnkor1<$: and orr.-.,.,... aanporvy, (Of' ahox •bo art not )<&N.,.,nd Bulralo rdldcnu. 1M da)\t WUUlU> wtll ,iola tM alrrady scl«ted S...aton, •bo OK IIICIIIb<n or SA. either u Oir«ton Of cl«ted orroclals. ~rdtn& to Sll Tr<asum EntF'ri<dman, lntrodlldiotu will b< primary lltM lint m«tina. "It ..;u br prlmanly a qu..tlon and OJUWr pttlod," hc llid. " WhU< mOS1 or tbc:m know what they are doina. they may not bt that familiar with thrir rola." He said that the daht Directors and S/1 omciab will bt WOt~ina whb th< el«t<d S...ator• all year and bo\b llfOUPI "'iJI ba~ to f<d thr As Cot the NYPIRC qucstion, Friedlrtu aporu II 10 b< rWcd OD friday, aJona with qu<Stioru Of his band6ns of the: /INC-an oraanizaUoo be bas bttn kttp1nJ tlaht control over. " It will probably b< brought up, and I'll ho"c: to 1.1\S"'tt lou of Q-uestions about that and rho /INC," he related. "Also the actions or the Emergency Powtts C....ncil will be: orhttJ ou1. rt:vi~tc~ .·· Fnedman u poru to explAin hu poli<:y toward scudmt dubs, how h< trn.ll th<m. how lh< bud&<! wu Conned and the r<O>Oru Accord.in& to SA ConJtitu tion~ lbc: S<nate is cmpow<red 10 act on followin& Is the final Ially or last Sludent T "'•t.k'• Associauon (SA) Scnato Tho wiMers aro in ualia) DORM S£.'111\TORS Suvm Lyttrh 490 HOk'llrd FrtM 441 lnz Goldst~tn 428 Ridlard Shuman 399 Robin 1\kxandot 360 Glen Fro)ot 322 Healhot McCreadto lll John Barmoro 308 EPC d<CisiON. 1M EPC is your type. Off'..CAMPUS TEMPORARY 227 St~vr CatroM 194 + ....................... r:;~~ APPAREL & BOOTERY FOR MEN & WOMEN Brand Nemu at New Drivers. Bad Drivers. Out-of-State or Foreign Licenses COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY Opan7om _, ,,.,._ .. ''""' -onda)'aa,.oekl Tty-latpo Dl!(:()U!!l- Prieta .Avto /lfslfftll(re? HIGHLAND · COLVIN LAUNDRY 217 Highland r...,~.- ·r- · o..- !-·- - ar.,·~·- .Ng Pro/Jit111 .AI: ABLE AGENCY 896-3366 EE ESTIMA -C<M> 3114 Mal.n ...s~ .......,..c.. .... at Htg)lgate ~ American Red Cross 833-6565 us ..... a.• .................................. ........-....- .... -................................ lf9!!'!!PP'1JI!te c. • ...., ....,. •• .......,, . .. .....-. ......... ..,._,... ... ......,...,_,.....__.....,...,..........,.,.. .......... ....... ..,.. ..., ......allWUJIIII -'• ' ~ ........ . ........... -- . . .... ........................ - . .... - - - ( M ' . .... . ~ ............. . . . . . . . . ....,.-. u&. ...... . - • ... ,._..,...,.. • ..,....,_. ........ ~ .,..,~ .. us ~_,_ ~ a- at ..:~~,.. •4.1LltJICOIIIIlOfT[O .,_ ,,,IIU ~---.0 ,....,.,....r..., ~a..... ....._.. ., ~,.-- ltl!l . u..lia.... SEMESTER IN SPAIN Fot IIIII 1<\Jormallon-MI\o to' 2M2 E. Collier S.E.. Otand Raplde, Mlclllgan 411608 VI l'rogrltll'l or Trinity 'Ciwlellan College) . Th< S/1 Praid<nl can o•et-rult tht" Sm.art. by Vttoin, an a~.-·tion. Thl• hu nev<t' t>Mn done btfor< and can be- O'icr~riddcn by a two~ lhlrcb """ or lh.e Seriate. The Buffalonian '83 The offical UB Ye arbook Now on sale SlO.OO~ook AUTO · CYCLEINSURANCE • F~rro &o11 Younr 167 Rkk l.llndau l5S Todd Saund<u I SO N10m1 Follor 137 OFF-CAMPUS PERMAN ENT M!Jeh.tl Hynowit.z 136 Richard E. Fmuson 220 Many Cranmot 130 Wtndy W~bu 220 Jocl Kallrowitz llO DDVid Dalt 211 Milo PulWnl 48 ~ Donate Blood. Grq01ma48 Kenron Reid 280 Richard Kropnick 66 ~ We need Ramt /fonash 211 K~.m~ Conutock 190 Keith Patterson 182 Mohsa For&ionc 179 Mana Bel loeb I S4 Ted Hallae 127 Joc Spauldin1 102 Btl/ There will be ll a meeting for 1 j all those Interested or Involved In the yearbook today at 3 pm In 14 Baldy Hall all financial measuJl$, lndudinc The winners and the -res1 of the pack h< tom posed or t.he SA Praldent, Treasurt'l', Vi~ Prcildtnl. Msenlbly Spta~ rr and Srnal< Chair. It acta durina rhe tumme.r end inlcntt,ionJ, Low ralea, Instant FS forme, monlhs lo pay £ SpKiallzfngln foreign students/ out-of·atate drtvtra * driving All drlvtrl accepted r"4Jardless record A. Active '\....A1nsurance ' ~ Caltlot " " eoumataa of 896·2700 MUSCIAL DIRECTOR Needed for S.T.A.C.E. producllo" of " How to Succeed In Business WILhout Really Trying" (Nov. 18-ZZl. Small Sllpened available. Call Guy Wagner, 831-4000 or Carol Thompson, 668-1849 ..:·······················.............................. ... A.C. T.I.O.N.-C.F.C• .. 24 hour Volleyball Marathon : .. to Benefit the United Way .. Oct. 1st&. 2nd . 6 PM at the Bubble, A.C. ..: ......................•......................•... Sponsor Sheets or ... Forlnform•tlon CAll ~ : .. Steve 636-4546 or ~ ~ .. Jim 636-4445 or the : .. C.F.C. Office 451 Farso ~ .........................................................: ~. a...,_ tlla . lito- 3 �Rubik cubists square off in contest By DARLENE BODROR.N ~/nun A Stqff Jtfrlttt trio or C'llbisu- dose lO ...proft:ss:IOftlls"' U. til<) <On>C-4«1\'C Ill the way rrom Bradford. Pa . 10 oompc<c in th• fll1l local Rublt's·O.~·A-'Thon h<ld In Buffalo last ,...kend. Olive Allen. Gent M.ano and Ktn Smith ...,.e JU>I a rcw or th• 27 oompcthor> in lhe r... that tnvcled the diJI--. Wlw brinJ> aU these cublsu IC>~b« IS a \'a)' basic: dri\'C kno"" nwnly to ehompoan lllll<irs-the nftd to ~ nllmh« """· The Bradford trio will >p<nd endlc» houn a day pnoctl<lna 0<\ tht 1111.. by three, wivinato aet a ludc raster. or to mnnoriz.c ~ few mor~ m.a.neu\·ut thaL ~ UJ tnablt thtm to JOin the puuk 1 few J«<nd> 11>0r< qui<U~. It -.u t.hi.s buic tnsunn 1haa enabled Olive AlJcn 10 """ tb< compthlloo with a umt of on.h 2J. IS >COOnd>. btanna w1 )""''' WOrld .....,.-d by thr..-QU&r1<n of • second. Allen's nm• will b< cntcft'd in1o eompc1ition with othtt rqional winner•. tht ....-annnaoma 00 10 the national oompctWon wluch ..-ill b< 0<\ ''THArS INCRE.DIBLE" The national ,.inll<r W\11 10 on to c:ompdc in tbt ..orld ciwnpioruhips on Hun&MJI, al tb< home of ProfC'S50r Erno Rubik, tht cube-'• invmtor. f•••urod An•• and compa~~y pnal<cd ror oomplttc tbe cub< on hlJ rtru ott.,..,.. Final-IOIJnd·IIC:n'es alone with Norton OIUlOIIndQit~ time <"trJ f<W i<Coads a><nblned to bruk Allen •• oonmnndon cousins him to .tip with the" cub<. As he uomped away In elba~ m,o nths for tht competition sin« Smith prcp&red for hla nrst rwlln1 about il in 0.1>< NtWJ , A SJOO rtl$1 priu wos too Jr<01 an Ol>fiCH1unity to pw up, apocially sin« Allm ,-;,..., S20 for winnif\J a romptthion in Bradford. Only a handful or oompctiton solved the puuk by "&«tina <ornm," a m«hod in•otvina the roretinan- and pinky or each hand, wlna tht whole band to solvt the cu~ by simpluolution. 'The prottSS in>ohed rom "'Ivins 1M top. then tbe middk and fU>IIIy tbt bottom ...,.... AlJcn • and oompa11y JO!vtd it by a pcoct~~ that eompleted tb< middle lost. The p<O<t» involved many complicated m~ums to sol•• lh< pual<. tn "hkh eocb must b< mi.Slft'<d btforrlt con b< applltd. Valu•bl• I<COlld> c:an b< lost by Afl<r finally pjtkina 1 eub< out or a whole bo": Stnith bqon, only to >top as the ttmn did not JUri. 'This bappaJed ClftC'< more btfott Smith aolved !lit puzzk in 2A.I seconch-only to havr it !.ttndbqu.Ufied btcoU>c 0<\c side did not 1Up Into platx u hethrtw It ..wn. O n >«ond aU«nptJ, lon&ndt< sol>ed it in 3<1.0 st<onds oV<J n;. )7.1 rust lll<mpl, While Allm .oh'Cd lt in n .a ltCOCids lnd Smith in JS.O KCt>IICii Wildt LOflirld&e was be.na IUIIIOUI>I'ed I he third piKe wiMcr Of$$(), Allm went to tht juds<> and clbputtd Smith's 2A.I >«o"d> IJme. tltey aareed tO ,,,...... either a poor chota- or rl'l&.M'\1\t:n:, or, u happnted to ~lean•. the onotb« c:honc< .. hlk leavlnc lonlridae as th~. 'This hm< Allen rcmaintd ealm 10 finiSh m 2J.2S ~ wb«... Stnuh b<e....,. edar. slipptd and fln11hed 11 31.0 seconds. Ev-.n if Allen does not make it to thr nationals. he and hl1 frl.cncb Muru and Smith Ita•• aoncl ...,. to cootinut prK!ldna on lhe cub<, os IDEAL is I!I.Yllllthtm SU an hour and 20 <a>u a mUt 10 demorulni.C their models .. ~ molh in tb< local ,....,., Willie that ...,._, hk• tO>y money. it took • laL. or pnaltx to develop a sk81·tllat oould cnoblc thtm to write a boot about thdr ma.neuven-.anorhtr optlon ror tbt llnur< of tbt Bradford trio ~UJ<If 11 I ><rc..ed it up on the '«r lost """" btcoU« I rouldn 't dtdde wbeoth~r 10 use Procas 0 or not," Mco.ns .ald. "I hod jwt made up 1hc: mow on lhe way up from Bradford thlJ mornina ood I •as.n'l s:urt If I J,hould usc it iD tht> c:.R... MCOII..tail<. hi$ fri<od> odYIDCed •o th< r..w """"'· a1ona with Mart l.onpldae of Osllowa, Ontann Eoth or th< throt comptOtors rcorived a pte.mixed ~ry box" rrom IDEAL-a cub< that nos not ~ lubricated with vosdint u ....,.. til< "aont" and "liD<•" ATIENTION GRAD STUDENTS RESEARCH GRANTS Money Ia •veUablc for grad .. ud~t r«Marcb toward final Menu'• or Doctoral level p roject . The Gradllate Rc.ourH Aceaa Devdopmomt Project o f tbc GSA b. . tw.d• to provide up to S200 for Muta• and $ 325 for PhD candidates. Application• are available In tbe GSA office , lOS Tal~tt Hall (AMC). DEADLINE Friday, October 1, 1982, 4 p.m. Student• from ·all faculttea are urged to apply. atlemJ)tJ. wh<r< a tlnuna dni« stood. Local WORQ radio P<tJOnallty Snortin' Nonon wu abe announcer for the In Sinal• ftk, ateh moved to tb< dedfOO!ic: timer picked OUt a CUbe C'lmt . Allen did DOl CVCD bother tO wed in th< pctvlous rounds. e.ch comptthor wu allowed two UB MEN'S BOWLING TEAM TRYOUTS Sat. , Oct. 2nd & Sun ., Oct. 3rd Amherst Lanes I (Across the Street from Cassidy's) 12 Game Qualifier For More Information Contact Greg Piekarec 826-6129 or Bob Romeo 836-6755 Student All Bowlers Are Urged To· Tryout ~.lotion TKE Invites You to Spend 1 Hight At the Hotel California $1.00 LabatlS 75~ Bar Drinks 3 Shots Alabama Slammers for n .OO Thursday, Sept. 30 51 .00 Off with Jnvlution ~ ............................ : BeuerUsed : FURNITURE .. .... The Black Student Union Is holding a General Assembly Meeting Wednesday, September 29th 6:30PM Dlef. room 147 IE THEREI -- ""'._,._ ~... ~ ~~ -- .. o..u~-... ~ • .,.. .. ~lol'· ..... .,.,. . : . : : : . ·~~t,taj.............. ~~~ : •l)I•-· O..~tt,.tndttrbtt ... C'.ooWN'- : . : • . • etttmpt. e.. aum.a......... .... ,..,...~ . • : HW( $lt.l_C(i()N Of 0000 11JftiMIJI4( : • ArM:SOH.utf~tS> • : GESEL'S : : 2407 Nlagar• FaHt 81\'d ! : 6$1-6500 : ..........................• When Red Cross calls for your type, + �Rape conviction difficult trial shows fncriminatlna evtdencc: anto lhe \'icttm's Maaemmu. He aJ.Jo triN ~rc.utk bumor and 10 stir up sympo~h) for Ilia dcfcndw . By ALAN KACHIC AfonQilfl Eduor T he ·~mam'' ~'U Jaat Cordon. a North Buffalo motbn of a four )'t'ar old dall&hltt and "'''of • pllyddan . The "defcndanr '' ..._.a rooftr "ho ha4 bml worLin& on a hou~ or.,... of Go<don'• ..;,hbo<S and "as alkdpdly ob<mina h<r from his hiah ptreh<d pOOriOQ. So .., rh< .,.,. for Fncby'• moct raP< rmt, the rondud•na ....,, of rh< Law School sportSOnOd Ra,. '"•armeu "'IX~. Th< unportan« of rh< mock tnal "'-as not tM enual inddcrus or tM h<arlna. accordin, to AUO<M) 8nJa Ooldslrin ,. ho odclrft!«< rhc aJ)Kily auc!J<n<e in Boldy Hill's Mooc Court Room, .. We're inter$td 10 tht process.·· "!UP< Is 111< hlahesr commiu<d and lowest rtpOned crime;· Ooldsl<in uplaln<d, wirh lh< reuont for the tow report rate indudina fnr of rhe victim, rhc sociaJ sti&ma attached to the viclim t.nd lhe llllilily oflcn associ11ted with antlnJ a npe conviction. To u ·ptorr and u~minc this last rtuOn wa\ the major concttn of chose involved in the mock rrlll. Cordon ,... "rcpr<JCI11<d" by auomcy Albert bnnl who pl1y<d the: role or I ~OW la'lr)'U dedJeaced to &ctCina a convictJo.n clcopire lh< herculean l<allru~ fadna him. Herold Pn~ F<hnn&er Jr. "dcfencl<d" the aa:u~ a.r .. by aucrnplin& 10 confuse Go<don "lule on rhc Sland and misleod lh< JUTY by lf)in&IO put ICSJ F cbrinJer pleaded !hat Bal ... of conm<d ...ould h•~ 10 <pmd much or the rr:maindu of Ilia ~ facma ..the tenor or pmon life." a.od reminded 111< Jury thaJ they 00111d b< respons~ble ror connctlna an innocall man (Acrually. oo )Uf) Slood Ullh< jUry bo> but oiJ Slarcmcnu oormall) odd~ ro !hem W<ft dlrcct<d 10 lh< aucbcncot l He abo illd, "lkMh Mr. Bales and .,..tf have nochln& b"' th< dccpal sympotby fO< Mrs. Go<doo," ,.bleb prCI<ftr<d Bores .. a "nkc auy." The bl..... laue or the trW .... ohtl o! idrnriflcllion. Go<don under cuminolloo from the prote<ulion, said !hat on the ntahl of h<r liP< •he wu rcodinl m her bedroom IO lh< liJhl of a !able lilmp A flu hcarin& a noise in the back of the ho~ Cordon wcnr 10 ID\-~d&atc • hm she mtt the "occw<d" man Ill a dark htUway. Ht led her inlo lht b<droom (where Whll FchriQ&tr ltrm<d " lhc . - t " lOOk place) t.nd Cordon saw lh< man dearly. holh frOm lh< rront and I profile, for ahout 1().., lftlOodJ. l'wo days latcr Cordon rccoanlud Bat..... the raplsr wortina on th< roof or h<r n<lahbor's hoUS<. Sit< called the pollee and thty made lhe &rTdl. Fchnnacr arau<d abour Cordon'• an odcotlfyina Bot<J and if lhc ptOS«UtiOD hod "proved b<Yond tUJOnablc doubl" tbaJ Bal .. wu &uilty. " Pcopl< bav. suffcr<d bcca~ iODl<Ooc idcorifi<d rb< wro"' mao. tOmeoM wanted someoncpunbbcd." b< plca>cd. The dcr.... lawytt qucstion<d if Go<doo idcnlif>Cd Bates bca~ b< loot <d ti~c the mao who rommiued the rape and sb< jusr want<d 1011100oe punim<d. The polite r<pon, ira wbicb Go<don ..~.description or the mt.n. was challallcd. Ahboulb the idcnli ftatioo cltscrib<d Bal cs a flllly accurately, FchriQ&<r harped on tb< fact thai h< had a and •hik .he poiXe rcpon 1i5l nly • b<ud. "I corwdct pan or rh< ~." sb< replied. The report also dcscrib< rhc pecpctralO< u bcin& 6 fOOl, 2 ond>cs taU and 230 pound> lltbouah 8otcs was only six f001, 200 pounds. Th< viclim Aid !hat sh< estimated and poinred out thor Cl<IICI PIC dcsaiptioru aJe bard to estimate. lbe amount or li&hl bocame an wue with Febrinser dcrcrminina thai Cordon did 001 haV« a briaht cnoll&h IJaht ro ste by and thar I().U second> is not cnou&h tim< to accun21tdy see and identify an indlvldull. Gordon and Ranni aucrt<d rhar there was cnouah tim< and liahr for her to recosniz< Boles u th< assailanr. lkMh Fehrlnctr and Ranni pvc a dcmonstrarion-standina in fronl or the jury for lm scconds-and each tried 10 prow that it was dlh<r enough or nor cnouah rime co make an idcrnmauion . N o verdict was Jivcn for tht m~ trial bccaux, u Ooldstdo Nigerian Week Lectures Dinners Displays Week of Oct. 1st This~ Every frldtty , 1Oc Wlnss presented by: Nigerian Student Association Undergraduate Student Association For more Information call l.uement of 636·2~50 ~ - A- FILM/INFO: OCT. 6, ROOM 100, ALLEN HALL, 7 PM. pointed out. thiA wu no• 'ttrha1 1h~ demoMration was toe. He cxplain<d aha a I he trial was •raa<d to show how a rapt I rial ....,.~,~ handled, lh< effect• on th< ra(l< vicdm. aod 1ha1 1he rapt \'lCllm at. not 1u~ to bt lht one on rrlal. accuf11Cy u~<d the jury Attomay Harald Price Fahrlnoar Jr. Tbl.s &. Every Mondtty, t Oc wtnss 1 In the tlll new W1NE CELLAR Golds:ltln uid ctuu rapt convictions art hard to JC1 c"m lboUJ,h M'W la'tlrS u,;w a some" nor fairn >hot (10 111< victim) .. lin\ • , _ tnal aoa on." H< uplau>cd tbar Ihe amouru or rcsiRane< offtt<d by rile victim ll noc 11 aood 1 dcf~ IS lt wed 10 bt. •"Tbr ftar ot vio&mct ra.Wts m the vklfm not flruuJ.na ... Ooldsa<UI fiWnlaJn<d, SUIJCSIIQ& the unfalrnen of lbt ruk A laO or ph,sical lllJurlcs or ntdcn« or 1 <<rout< is no lonatr cvidcnce that the con11ct wu ac the (Ofts,(ftt of both Individuals, he said. A second mlscon«ption which could chana• the oult<1!rie or a taP< trill. OoldJlon affirm<d, 11 lh< lack or any trate or rhc raput 's sperm dlteO' ttcd m hoipitalt<Sls Wlnlc some Junes may «>ocludc that the IKl of lhU •• tdcncc lhould lead to an acqwual, the lawytt coUlll<r<d, "'Rape b not a «irM or t.rJt bu1 one of •iolencc, II is noc uncommon thai thtrt: as DO .............. Abo under IM nt'\llt &UiddU)eS. the vxtlm '• Jltil xtull rdatioru tO ft1ttr iniiO tht proc<durn unless there is ~idcnc< or sperm and !he 11Jctim had ><aulllnlcrcounc widtira hours of a.rc DOC aUo-.'f'd MfiUKit. Goveners Complex.leer flows 9pm till. .• S.A. Invites You To Own a Piece of Rotary Field. One dollar will get you 1 square yard and discounts, giveaways, and other valuable prizes. Get your chunk at all cafeterias.Support your team today! BUY A CHUNK OF ROTARY FIELD. ~ Stud«nt V•l"'lty Club Aaoc:lalion --............ - .llla ...........5 �editorial Not-so impartial observers Now that the Senate votes have been tallied and counted, the newly-elected members should be prepar'lng themselves for one of the most important tasks that the Student Association (SA) has facing It-the responsible allocation and observallon of student mandatory fees. The big laaue this year Is the New Yorll Public lnte{jlst Group (NYPIRG) funding question. EYer since the previous Senate voted against lundlng them. NYPIRG has been at the core of debate. It was easily the most-<llacusseckxpllcltly or Implicitly-portion of the campaign again this year. When the matter Ia brought up. the situation .should be examined In a controlled, structured manner, not In an emotlon·fllled, dramatized fashion. NYPIRG Is Just another student group, not an Infallible, mystical group. If the Senate desires to fund NYPIRG II must ensure that there Is enough money ' elsewhere to be transferred to the group, so as not to gut the entire remainder of the budget. NYPIRG Is a valuable student service and should have a campus presence, but not at University. Watching how mandatory lees are spent Is a good place to start. the rlak of destroying the rest of the student , organizations. Deciding this Is the Senate's lirst Job. Its next chore, and easily Its most Importan t one, Is that of deciding the rest of the budget next year and watching the expenditure of this year's. The Senate must be the body to oversee the budget. ensure that student mandatory fees are wisely spent, and notth,._vn away capriclosly on useless ventures. ' A Senate exists to draw together the diverse elements of the student body-which a quick took at the results shoW$ ex..t5-and decide how they believe our mandatory fee moniel are spent. In th&of)', that's why the Senate Is here. But we should not expect the Senate to be able to handle this task on Its own. It Is the final decision of the student bodY that realty counts. It was the student body who first voted to support NYPIRG and then let the Senate gat away with eliminating ttwl group from campus . If there's one thing that students should have learned II Is that simply casting a vote In an election twice a year will not guarantee that their will Is done or followed. Students should participate more If they want any say over their future at the Joint ownership Students com11ose a large portion of the Buflalo commur1Tiy-a parcel that has been effectively disenfranchised-much to the Joy of some local politicians who have been able to get away with wreaking havoc on the State University of New York (SUNY) system. During the next few weeks. several on· campus groups will be sponsoring a voter registration drive. As experience has shown students have not been participating to the ' degree that they should be and much of this Is not their faull. Politicians have attempted to avoid facing this group's needs and demands-particularly the quality of their schools-by excluding them from the proceas. While the fate o1 dorm student voting remains In the hands of the courts, there Is absolutely no reason that oH·oampus students should not be voting unless they want further reductions ln library hours, fewer faculty members, larger classes, higher tuition and dorm rates. So search out the people with the ballot appllcallons and get Involved. It's your school too. Register feedback Editor. To'" stucttnll, II you wls~ ro regiJI., to WJII In lht NovtmO., olocl/onl, oppl/carlool will ~ •v•ll•blt ar th• CJrcM K ,.,,. ,,. louft'JO 011 &.pr, 21, 211 11om c.,.,. ID:S1to2'00. It's almost liMe !l,.~uo llft'J /It -..,..,, ..,.#oro wUI A.v-• to liM out .,..,,., ,,. ocltoola 10 , _ ,,.,_ ,,. op{)fylrtp E4ltor ,,...,~,lot! 0( o......... '"" Ptofeu.,_,_ -""'hiH Mgit!l . .,,., It! ,,.. ,.~ · - · - - 0( ,,.. aen1or ~., ,,.,_a~ - -••t _..,rorlnanan, antioludftlllalto<ilil ~l"f OOitiUh, t»>OIW IMir ..,lor YM I, wtln AtfL JoHf'(IJM C.f"'ono It! tiD llortort, fl3Cio~50J &1-..to orrange oppolnlmenlf wllh lhalr <l.,..flmentol odvl1or ro df1cu11 ,.,.10.. or&Jdftlra OIIOUid - - F i r M II H«'f9• AnMA wllti(Jio<IUo .. - · lhOy 1/IOUitl •HfY 10. up.,._,,. C. /loom II. Atoltt Sl-1 s.nlorl oJw • ., wllh w - $. ,,., 01 H~ c. "''" ' - c.m-. c._...,.m,c.,.,., A,,_., AMu II:H..JSIS., 252 s-ro-..,. .,,, 1o , , . . _ , ..,.,lt!r,..Foll -lt!d~tlft'JW,_,I,.,_ piM 10 .,.,., II"~• ,• ., _ , . , _Lichoolon<l ,.qwor • colafo9, a<lllllaai<HI• m•r-•. ont1 rltt.-loltl lrPiormllkHt thftmH,.._ Clf'HIIda,.$ lftCII.f ,•.m.., .,,,,. -·A> ,.lc. ~,,.~ ,.qllftwfftMtl • nd dHtlfWttll -· ...-~ to the •IPicll ,_,.,. U1uelly II Ia -110 , _ ollfi(IOOI~ olttl , . _ , I t ! oy Hll1 JaJNJory oltiHwgh - ,. l» 01 .loN •• IIOI'Cit M ,,., ""' Aptfl. II '""'" In mJ6.o!HI SMJota wllt aJso ciMck to ... lhoOIIEIOradololo El<ono), 1M OIIIA Tl()roduOia If you are reglattred IJut ,,. en ol tO,-ft •ti.H'Hnt, yocl lftUII apply /01' l it , ,,.,.,. . o.Not Ab-tH 1»1/ol oppiiCalkHta will allo ~ ovoRoi>M 1 1 riHI rot/a App!IR 11oM mull o. o~~~>mlrrad Polish Lecture ,..,,.. Oct. • /O<;ttM OUt I"'- IM H.,..,,_ o/0<;1/0111 IW\.-- At,,.._.,, Mmlui<H! TOif) 1nt1 LSA 1 (Low School Admlui<M Tall) .,.11/ttett Inti lllo" ,,.,,.M. IUIIk:lent '''"' to regltlfl lot IMH uomlnlllona. Thl• /rllorrrtollon C04 t» oOtolnad lrom r~a 10 0'0<0"' Circla IC Edltor: ..~MI SHtt From riN Ina"'-,""' or I!Jcltotd o.. Solfoto,ll<ttntf Eo« Morua#owu4 - - · o/ , _ , , • ..,,. Ill ~""· "'"',. naif fr<day -lttg, Oc:rob« 15, o/ 11;00 It! 1311 Ho.,.. Hoi/ (fiHI 1»11 ro"O<I 011 rita U~l"«fl(ry ol Sullalo'a llloln Sttwl C.mP<J•· ThO c;.,_ laclu,. lo opo!ll- oy rho l'o/11h Plonnlfll/ Olllce, 252 C.P<III, Amheraf, or Roo'" "· Hl'lll A,.,.,. C, lllolft Sl-1 Tttlo Olto<iltl 0. domlln thO f l r o l - ol liM loh StudOfll LHI/110 ol IIHI Un-IIIY ol llullolo ond will t» lrH to 1~0 fltlr/ lfl "'9/01- /rl I!JoM lo /Uo liN ,,..,.,_,, hU H(/1- lrom anrU. Sulloto commu~lry. Or. &>ltolowu/, • ,,..,..nr Nm.u.t IO IIIJifl ~ w,,,.,, l'orll. anti oO.-1 AIIMny UnNwlliiN. Ho 1o on o1ruro on<l crlrk: ontf h .. tu•t ralurnad lrom • '"" 10 ~ltd ....,...... ,~on.. w111-1o,.. ,..,, lo fll'dol«.. - . . •n<l ,.. ,,.. ..... 0( _ , . . , lludotlla. 10 ,,. U • Sd>oo/OeloA-0/r r~· .,. _ , oy lha Oil... ol Af,.,..torol ' .. OoroMI 011-10traMW~pn can o. o01o,.., Ill He,.. A""" I, Atoln Sltwl, or IM llfl.,oiiOtt Ht4 o/ ,._Oil/CO o/Admlni<Ma•_ , . lho<llil WtiCII l~f ,..~ ol The SP<I(Irum 1 0 - - , _ , , • ..- ~·kHtoJ .s.rvto.. TN~acrlpll -·- It!,_..,~,.,. · " · " ,.. - · k>r Early Discbll'&e -1 '"- lolaraullowUI. ..,., ,., Eel«or. - 1/r (JIO-IOIIDIII• Joe;,.,.,/,. In l'olllltd. /o • ,..,,.. ond Ulolortg tNidtttl o/ l'ollntf. SIN orrlvad lft IM Unllod SIOIH l •m .,,.P«~•t tiM /nconsld«'tt.,•u ot Hml atutlentl toward 1-'low.atudentl ontf protN•""· !/p«/flc«</'1. 1am ralorrlft'J ro liM l»hnklr ol ,,. _,.,Dr.Bur,_,., ltlacrtHH:OI'Iomlct ctut Ott NWF In D/4tlondottl•1. II you moroni on your or:n.dr/la calf/, rou win IIHII ,,.. ClaU Oltdl •I I;SO, 11»1'1 rlOhf. ..-IItty, rPOI 1:«5 1/llo )'011 mlill m/IIUIM/r O.llanl. AI 1'40 ,,.. fllmO.Io o / - 1 Ond Oongfng<latb 1>4Qino, a ltd oy ! ' 45 )'011 COIII'OI- , . ., 0r /lut/ar ol ontrorow-•11<1- r,.. ~o<;rura, wllk:h will o. In Englllh, 11,.,.. rho oommunlly • ro 1/ntf out wnor Ia raolfY ho-lllglft fNfiiOMIW l'olontf ,.,. ~IJII/ty . -~ ~ ···-··-~ oortr _ . , ~•r t»coo" or ,...,, flldonoU, Plaow.- hlrrt, Ond tM rut ol "'· tOfM' oottMiw.,HM If rou really un~ .,,, ,,.. ,,,,. ,,.. "'""''"' I l l , ,,. l»ck 0( , , . room •nd *•• qu~,., • �/.\ •.·~· ·.•..••.•• .,• ·•.••••.••...••••.••7. •• -. N;- •••• •• •· .••••.,\ • •,". t.••• ~•••,• •• '\ :1'."\" ..•.•.· .,•..•.•,•.•..•,•.••,•.•:.:•.•..• :,•.•·•.'\:.} • • TM following i• ,,.. HCOnd t:Mn ot 1 nrtu wntf'M lttotr'(fft041Jfy tJt• UBiranJ•n stud•nr T he Organluti-Ofl ot P.opte'a ~edi l l G\lefJillat was formed In 1870 b)l 1 group of former s-ruaent ae-llwlsll II adopted a Marxi.st•lenlnisl Ideology. following guoHUla wer to pt('l¥1 to lfMion p.ople that• The Shah'l diCIIIOflhlp II not •bsOIUJ6 It Cl.n be attacked. damaged and lhefllore overthrown. To Ioree 1n1 Shah'l regime to appiV more pt&$$ure on people and ect wl\h mote c.ruetty tn Ofdet to supre11 lha gue«tlll fOfcet Thla • outd cause the manes to take a more rad~al ooaltlon agalr\11 the Shah and eauw a mus moveft'ent eo De IOftMCI. Tht• movement w oukS Latet tol" guerflfta rorcet '" . , armec •tn,ggte agalntt 1r-. Shll'l The Of;lnlUJton'a QUfpoH was 10 asta bUh &n lnQeoeno.nl Mlr.c:l.tt-lAt\.lnltl O(Wet,vret~l lo l ren att., OY«tnrowtngthe Sft&h It waa et1tlc:at of ~..1 aoctAhsm and roft«acl to K U SoclaJ.I"''**aiiiiT! II noc:ognlzed "'" Unlled Sta1H u a C8pHaJiat4ml)lfta.Jis' tOJce an-a n n•c ChineN commvnllm u OCIPQftunlsm co.attd oy Mafl(llm oo•ff. TM m-11011 ol OPfGt IO•p. of P -le'o Faclall ''*' Ouen llll l al han) rfiCMtld guerrilla tralnlng In como• of So.IIJI Y.,..., 111<1 Pfl.l' (Poople'a Front tor U oeratiOn ot Paltafln•) camoa In l ebatKH't. OPFGI'I flrtl mlllla'l' action tool\ place In the ama ll •lltogo of Slallltalln nortMm tro n. They attac ~oo o mllltaty gatrl aon and exptopt,ateo arma and ammunition In l~o attock OM -urlly guild wu t lllod and all 15 OPFGI m.mbett rtnm"-'d to their b&Ma ln lran*.s nontwn lung let. n.., oUIICI<od the Iranian _ . , . . , (tnt Sl!alll TM Amettca.n emDUa·1 1n Tef\ren, aware ot me powtt or tM gu.r~tfo 01arloto duo to Ha In CIA>a, to tna &Mn 10 ta~o dirOf!- tmmac!toto m~ltMY IICilo<> ag&INI tna 01*'111... ~ Iranian c>eRif_..-. _,l in o _,.,., _ _..,miNion ._,ad •-lenca to lran'a """"""' IU<>Oiu. " "" • "*"'> ot c1..- 1M original t 5 - . _.. atl- tUiod Of &1\'0Stod Those comt- wrMtae - · . . .lad to -l)llyslcot """ paycnoloQlealt...wr. In ordat IO -lily thllir 1116 ..,.,_,,..,.. Two of the oneat- - • Ihe ldoolo9- of tna O<QMiz&lion, M. - and 8. Olo.unl. Ah<na<lla6ah'o body wu bumod on an olactrtcal Qrill. Hla bad< Wll be<lfY bumod Oncl loll Wil-t medical caro, 10 that It llod bocotM rotten. Ha wu tiiAon to llfatl ,.,.,.,_ he w &a lrtalacl for a bumod back. Allor resolving me<SJcal cttt and pt,uUc aurgury. ha wu taken to Tehran onty to 1>e put undtf liMo same tonuras. Ourlnq oil liMo lima IMI IMo ••• torturacl. 110 taf\llod to talk.. Ha flnally Cllod of hlo tonu...-a wound&. Tho SAYAK &p9Ciod ~ 111<1 ~)'CIIOIOOical tort"'" to Ojo.unl, bUt W!IOn 1'-\' found OUI t M t t , . , - not Ioree him to 11,.. tnfonnatton. '""' . .acutod 111m In ptt-.. Tho OPFGJ old noc •&l'lof\ ~Ita ce<a mom1>or1 _.. a ll&ITU!od duttniJ triO and 1171. tn 1-'1 ot 1171, 25001h OMivtfMty of .-.llt'cN&I nM, tile OPFOI up 1tatlona ~ et.ctrlcllr to tna - . t l o l l ol lt71, O'lel 2 0 0 - a n d . _ ol OPfGI • ..., ott- ~Uiod In eta.- whh 111e police or.,.,.., end uaculod t>r u.. SNI!'a roo'- Tho a<gantutloll continued ha ae1MtiM by lnlreq_,t atta<:U on ~ lntlltulloll• and .....,..lnotlolla of -f!IOf\1, SAVAK and mlflt&JY olflclalo. Of1t ol 11>0 JYmPIIIIIl.,. ol liMo OPFOI WhO wu anutod In 1871 ond aUbJKtacl to . ...,. tonurt wu Aohtaf OeiiQ/IOnl wno a hat nc&plnq lrom Our prloon, )olned tile OPFOI and now fa thl ... d~ ot one ot two ma•n f8C'Ik»N: o f t~ OfV&IIIrolloll. -,.-.. . -·llnv,. ,. """'......_By,. T n. ""''""'" of tna OPfGl _ . _ lrom 1171 OfiWatCI and Ill bell G'*fi!IO - - H - I d Aanntl, wiiO wu on SAVAIC'Io ..-1 wantacl "-1 kw 7 yeon.-wu • In an.,_ confrot~t&lloll wflh SAVAK'o •oedAI oo!loa fon:e 1n 1178 Tr. Ialtura oltnair camp&lon to <Ira" tna rna-.- tmo atfMCI "'~ wlttt IM Shal\'1 reg~. fO<CoOG tiMoOPFOI totMChlllt--tNilllt a _.,.,,_,lon wore ""t tn Iran Thla caulod tne organtz~~tlollto r• .. atuato Ill SIII IOIJIN- tactiC& With tile bOIJI""'nQ of liMo upriolnq In 1878, OPFOI dld not &lt'"'l 10 tiiAe lilt ~P oltiMo ,...,tint,,...._ and 1n • communique an~- IIIII IlMo Q<OlOIIt lo...od l11e roqultocl potonllel IQ tUm Into a pop<ilar towotuUqn, ptodlctlng tl\al ll WOUICI 1>e qua- by Sllaft'O army at liMo cott of tllou•n41 ol -~lor - lranlano· ltvel Ptollably OPFOI wu tn doubt thai an d'ta~ Uf\lrm.o UPtltlng '*1tl't r•l'o;l«&s uf'd«10f'l. . e-outct lanlnlltll """h Maol•t lfltorpretallon IIMOUncocl publici) lhol lilt,....., a<ganlzallon hall tvmecl Ma~> lll Tho m&notl\t raetk)n wno still WMI rtokUng 10 11\o&lr talamtc •-tooy obJoc:ted to aucll unJiataral act loll by lha malorllr laotlon. Tne ma10r11y ropllod to tnta IIOIO<:IIon ov kllllnO two membon of tne mlno<lly and lnfa<mlng tho rut ol lhom to SI\VAK Tho now Of>MI toot no major aclk>n against the Shah. During the ro'foluHon of 1919, -llltow liMo Shah-atmod to the taeth by tM United Statoa Obvoovoly IIMolr MantlslldtoloiJy IMoiCIIh&t ratiQioll 11 a r.acllonary fotce and lacka tJ'\oe potfH'Itlal to bflng about t~a h-om ol liMo lolling,....... ,t,nolho< rtason could be IIIII OP"GI-belng a M or~ISI · lenlnllt Otgonl<allon-wn hoaltant to align 1\Hif With a poiiiiCorellgloUt movement . So tnt onlY mllll&'l' oc11on taken oy OPFGI during Ihe riiVOiutlon wu the bombing ol Iran· ~mer lea So<llety'a bullolno tn Tenran dunno Proaldtn1 Carter'• vlalt to Iran In J•nuaty 1071. """' lne revofullon. the OPFGI ~:~~ma oul from u,.,.roround and SliMed a potltlcaf COtnf>Oign aoatn11 KllOIMinl'a """'lullona'l' regime. II atso IOVOhl along t<urdllll, TIIGIN'\. and Arab CluldontmlnorltiM apatnot INI central QO'<et""'""t. A conlustng Iact io that at liMo a.&~ne UtM pt~SI)a rt torc:ea J nd ~·•....,.. ·~ 1 td1ng KutGI.Ih r~ a wtth a~ms auppHeo thfOVQh traq In I NO. the llunlllh r-1110<1 wao uuanact to soma dog- by tne riiVOtouonary - f tiMo 10f10 hald dlvlalon In tne OPFGI came Into the .....,.. - n 1 motor fly ol Ill memt~era gan ~P tnalr o -rilta ldtnlil'r •'*' and bacame a political force •hleh latar Jolnod liMo P<<>So•lol TUdah Pony trtC>om dar liMo ro•oMion w~.., 111 ltlf .., tlod tudela rttumed lr""' liMo S..let UniOn and Eallarn Europa.) This maJority lacllon ol OPFGI continuo 10 O& tcll'le under tne fl•me of ..Oro. ot ~..~. Fec:tall of n••• Iran·;. a nd along with ,,. TUd.th potty a<IOjllod a lo~OI OC>I>OIItton oo!lcy IO..~t(J,omelnl'• '""'Tho mlna<ll)' loci loll of OPFOl-WIIo ora IIIII act,.. Undtf iM uma nome and .,.loci by A~af Oollgllanl-oont lftut In atlmnQ and aldlnq Mllollal mlnor\11.. In Iran 1!1 ltghUno _.,... ~ Thait meln auppott , _ IraniAn lntollaclual tantlla and atvclonto ""''""' laCk a popul&t bua III'Ofle ' "" tracl~tonal lliitarata ,.._WhO COfTipou 70 .,.....,, ol lhalrantan population. Thttr mlcldta c1 ... aupponan art 1100 • mln0<11y 1n '""" oodal ciau. T h o - . of OPFOIIIafa<o and a nor liMo ,...,.,.lon - • - r y • • - • • of ~~ "ru and Sclopua 04 lren-. Un.......,tlat and also oomelr>du!lrlaf wor~a.nt TMy UIUIIIy C&mt lrom middle and , . _ ct... femJU.t. Tho -oll>itlly ol OPfGI'I IUCCOU to HI&C>IIoh a II'MIIr klee~y from an tata.miC' 0\e to Narosm.. ttte Mo•••m membon of 1r-e OPMI wore ,.,..Mel h om t mprison~t and re-o~oanlred 1h1 OPMI undt• 1h1 teadlfShlp ol MaOOO<I Raata¥f wnllo Ina Mo,.lll faction CI\.A.J"G~ 11t name 10 .. ,.y~, ." Ills In tares uno to ~now Ill at In ttn a dalagata of OMPI rMI '""" Kllomelni 1!1 IraQ 1o _.. nlo aupoo<1 • <4 • - - ' bOlt KN>melnlturnod tfMI raquall down and od•lsOO '"" claiOIJales "not to wasta '""" ,,... • TIMo ~ar orgonlnltoon _ . e d Khomalnl lrom ·~ tnc:aptton and no ~a-. &rrMttct t nd ••ocutod by Iran • rt¥01utton&JY COUll a on CM'l!H ot bttrovlnQ tfle Moatom faclton of OPMIIn 11711 Tho _,.,...,.ulloll Mooo.m Of>Mi '""' alognoo H..,l -• wllh Khornl¥\1 and went 10 far •• to nom&n.tte tum tor P<Oiidtnc:y, 1>111 lll'lom.lnl OOCiinod, Than OPMI!f'.,. .llor rolorocl to •• MoJanodtn) nominated Ayaoolla ll Tolaghanl, a P<OQrHaf¥a cl<t<oy and sympatllttar of "'olahodln. to pre•lcsenc*t btJ1 r.e relu&eo tnt on&r AI lUI M ..ood Ra<IJavl was nominated by MoJohodln but ho loot Iflo OIOCIIo~ to 8ani·S.Or. In J~M 1~ a rneml>er of MoJallodtn, M. Saa<latl, wu arrootod t>r Iran's ta¥01utlonory ouud on C/IOfQ<tl of HPiOn- 10< Scwlot Union. Molallodln dtnlod IM Oh&rfiO&, c ..tmlng thai S&odatJ ••• In oonl~ -~~~ ~ tmbuaY In Tallta.nonty to gain lnfotm&llon about $AV,t,K and CIA agento act""-!!t Iran and Amatlcan ln,.,IIQ<tftce IICIIvltlaa 1ft Iran. s.wlat offldala, maonwlllla, clanlod""' _,IIC1 wHh ollflar -~~ or Mojallodln Ooac>lto Sudall'a ttra&l and ~t. and liMo MCUaatlon of -tonory ooutl oi)Qiot lolojanodln, 1'-\' did not 01- <:ritlctza Khomtlnl bUt Ayatollah ·· lftO h&ad of lal&mlc: R<ipubllcon Party and a marn11at of liMo Ravofultonory CounciL for the lnddoftl. Af1tt Saad.oll'a aJth1. Motahedln'a taJIMa end meetfng.1 • .,. cor~ a tant ty ollacl<od by mobo and t~uo• ctaltnfnQ to 1>e KhOfnolni·• Thea• anacka w.,• ohen Mencltt·lAnln•at QOYMnm9nt In kiln tn Ihe "'"" lutuft 11 au~.,.. ~m • I ~ t~ At liMo"'"" limo, lalamlc flapuDtlcan Pony (lAP) raui)CIIod • pot~lcal compaton •g•ln•t Molallodln, Tho10 PhYIIc&l and political OIIOCkl co~llnuod dasplta MoJallodln'a fraquonl pl. .o to KllOIMinl and oovtrr~ment to artall end atop tl'lo ati..,I\Ma NaltMt ~n l nor liMo 00-nmof\1 lOOk O"'f ICIIOIIIO Pt._.,.. liMo tr o t - " and auembly tor LIMo Mo]allodln Khomalnl ..., _ . . . . , liMo lofolallodtn and lhanl of caullftiO Thlltorcaa tho Mojallodln to &MOll,.. 1ft IIMok l.ul ratty on JUM 20111, 11111 thai ,,., ""II 00 uodetVround and .._ 0 - 1 •arlart Iranian mwtd~• And k)wer et•••••; wno CO!flpolo o-10 parcont of ltonlan poputalloll, tra moslt)' lractltlonaJ and rel[gtoua, How... r, toadtt11 of OPFOI oouiCI play an lmpon.~nl pan If a trUly PIOIJroulve damoctallc:ilal&mlo""""""""' wu to tal(a powar In Iran. AnllOIIIIII OPFOI Ia 1 omall Ioree today, II ~ a good r.putatloll of rulalance and olruqgto OIJ&lnat dlctatoral!lp and tyrannr In ,,... and Is known fa< Ito to MOUI&rtam and - - no!lonallltll. •'"'*• ,_,!on ··-·--·--and Oroan~za~ton ol ,_.... ....,.._,,. 04 ,,., (O,...Jt-wu lnHiolty tormodln 111115 by low Tal!ran - ' - o l lran'a F r - - t, MOffltiOOI ol Unl¥aralty Mouodagll'a national front. TMy uttoc;lod a -~ l&tamlc '-Jool' from 11«1111 ""lc:h In OOOMmle . . _ . , Mollloloconomlc IIMoOfiN and PIOIJ!&n'*. OPMI wu Htabrtlhod u 1 polllk»miHtary organluliorl. apptylno Utl:len o.,.,rllla warfare ao&Jnat tilt Slltlt'• tyrannic>&! rule. Ita mM~I>eta .,.,. san1to PI.O (~I·Falhl camPO In lttbanon toracal . .ouortlllo wotlttelralnlnq. Thttr main v-rlllt attaCICI _.. dllaciod agoln11 foreign mMua,., mfaaloftariM In Iran tn tt71, ~IIIUU&Inatacl 1W0 Amarican o fflctro- OO!"od u ,_&JY ad¥f10rt IO t.na $1\ah. They &lao tlli'QO'od SAVAt< and n"**l olllcfafo. '"-'ad Tho OPMI d a lmod to bo -lnll all lmpariaflet 1...IVnllod S t - . 6cMal Unbl anc! Coommunl1t Clllnaj lis ""llnato goal wu to aatllbfllll an l - cla<nocntlc t~ Of'Mi e<>llo- wflft OPI'OIIfl auate.g~ ana t1c:ttc:a• area.L Moat memb«a a.ftd caftttal eo<a of liMo organtutbl-. klllod 01 In rna SIWI • roAd aoolnat lllt _,Ill& forcoeln 1171. AlnonO thOM arrMiod wu , . _ Ra<jja¥f, • "*"1101 of liMo contral eo<a. ,.,. woo flntt santencod to - l h In liMo SNI!'I miiii&JY kOftiJili'OO COUtl bulle tat Oi'on 0 MnlatiC. ol lifo in ptlson dvo to lntatNttlonal prau ...aa. Howa.ar, the ramalndot ol liMo a<uantzalton oonllnuod lta ocllvhleo unt~ 117~. Wilen tr.ta wu a CO<lp d'otallnolda tM Of'IAnllatton. fhe ,...IOftly o l Ito mo.,\1)01<1 WIIO hod .,....._,In .,..,ad ~0~1 and ~ ·-* -'*'· _..,., Kllomalnl. f'<>Uowlno lltll """"""'*'*'· ~-a-cnancl,..tJOYmiHlontotna -tonory IJI'Oid• _ ,.., Motohodln Allar lilt ,...,utton. Mojalledln ••• liMo OllfY oo!HicoJ otoan!Utloll lndaponde<rt ol tho _.,n,..,l auccoodod ln torrntno • nigh I)' otQ<tnLr:od militia out ol Ito - - ' " ' "· Moot ol Mojallodln rnHhlo rac.l>tod oo!lllcoJ and guatrllla toctmiquoo training. ,.,._lly, lhll rnllllla lo lnvol>tod In an urban outn'flla war with tM t(J,ornolnl t-.gfme. Slnot Jun• ot 1181, •large numb« or them hltte II60n killed In suicide mi. . IOno (otiOitln&llno - " ' end local ofllclala) and In clu "" with _w., ,...,.utlonary owrdl. Mojahodtn ..,_..,. ht.. - a~acutod by KhiMnolftl r"ltna on Charpae aa , , _ .. e&nJ'Ing opoookloll ptlnj)f)IOrtl .. ~- n. pollllcoJ- o f . . . . . . - - llodjt¥f, Ilad Iran In Augual of IIIII alOft9 orlllo PtMfcltrot e.nl<8odr. and II - I ) ' 1Mn0 In Parta. Fr.,.., Tho top mllltory ot ~-·· lloun t<"'-~ .,... llltlod In an , _ confrcntolloll wlfll -lonory guat<1a In T&llran In SOling ol 1982. tn ,.., today,~ a a_,wol MOIIIIodlfl or rol11od 10 ..,. Ia a crtma punlollabla by -·~ Thoro wwa OIMt small guarrtlla -~ '""" w~ra P"ilve dU<inq liMo Stwl't raiiJn but - • moalty _,,.,_., .an•a regime. Tho -..4c ra61all- o1 Mojallodr· (OMPI) and Fodalla (OPfOO ogalnot 1yr1111ny of tiMo Sl!ah and dldalorsnlp ol KhOmtl<>l naa '*'-tour. . ot lnaplrallon to ltanlon ~h otlllolruggllnq for lr-m. paeca. and juat~ - . a - o i U .. TI!a--7 �UB Counseling offers Skill Building Programs to students By GARY STERN indlcat<d that IS to 20 percent o f ftma.les on campw. surfer rrom •mprop<r di<U and .,.,.. or [opd binai,.. Thus. Shm')' will be huc:Sina one oourK mtided. "EatiOJ Habiu Clone: H.tyw!K7" Campus £di1or I .rron 1o b<Oid<n lh< sropc or thar n an rcsponsibilit~. Uni>tml) CounsdinJ S<Mta IJ rr<POri,. a «rin of richt "Sk.U Btllkb.na Prolfanu., .. dutcttd aa lh< probkms or th< a•<rq< wu' tnity srud-tnt Annn.ptinc co ..:h.an&c: tts sm. of dnli,. '"th onl) po)'CIIolosk:al probl<nu. C011nsdins ,.0111d llke to '\.'iwls:t us fo.."US to bt more: • T he oth<r OOUn<$ raultin& from Unhusily Counsdina's r<><ardl are <nl1llcd "Stu<k M&Una a Dtasioo, "Ov<mlminJ Shyness," "BrtakinJ Up iJ Hard to Do: EncliOJ Rdaliorulups.'' rt$J'OftS-Q t to th~ ma)Of\t )' o( ••Ptotta.stinatKm Ma:naaemen.t. •• "Say Gooci·BY< 10 tht Blues," "SirCS> Man&J<111mt." and qu&nu. •• attOtd•na co Karm \\lnte, ,.ho 1u.1 h<lpt<l O<Pl\IU th< prosnm. ''Tht« sc-tmJ to brt a •:ort .. Wllal ..-e .... doU>& wUI be different from 111< Ufe WorkJbo!>s." Wbite added. ''Tbe .. AS.ttnlvmess Trainin,. •• group' of rommon probltms that ~7iln ~ associated to 5tu4mu. •• sht saJd, ••sucb u procnuunauon. deallnl with >tr<Ss and the like:· The- prosra.m will bt: stanin& lht ,.«k of Onob« l>t atlocatloOJ In the Elhcou Complu, Coptn Hall and on MaJn Str«t. Eun sites ha-. ) '<I 10 be dotcnnln<d . " We feel that UniV<Jsity Couns<lina has done an e~cc\lrnl job • ·ith nudtnll that han mort serious, foc~>J<d probl<m•," said Patrid Sherry, another orp.nb.t"r of the proJMim. " The D<parlmenl of Student Affairo, ho,..,..,., worbbops deal ..itb the Vnll't nhy Commun.i1y, as wdl as UB. Wt. hoW<Yer, will .,ork ,.ilh 0<1ly eu.r stud<nu. Our <OUn<$ will alJO be mo<e counsdi,.-<Wec:t<d as ..'ell u more Intense and lcn~thy." ....,., 10 feel thai ,.e should be more: dirmrd 10 tht no.rmAJ developmental .....,,or a student durin& tht course or a rommon education.,. T h< proaram will dul with the <1<-<lopmenl o r the individual in • sodaJ con.tm . M_a ny ot me to~HQ for the courses were the results of an infornsal n<tds .....,..<nllast year. as well u Olhcr research thai was 4one to determine the proaram·s .structure. 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N A ~tnHO b loti t11ote ............. .,...,boli:l&-.,. atlo.M\..M tot Assemblyman Bill Hoyt lW!~PU.Bi TONIGHT HAT NIGHT I'Tius tor Best ~ and Gals Hats BILL HOYT HAS BEEN A GOOD FRIEND TO U.B.l ._,.. : :. : ; ~ 111wM.&J ·~lliJl.l f~aturlng Harv~y WallbaJISer Party free T-Shlns. Bumper Stickers a. Beach Towels to be Raffled ·. SUPER FAST PRINTING ......... lod<Mpc ' PlllfTliiCI Alii COPnlll Wlttll QUICK COPY • J\nu ........ . .......US CMO$ .......- •ta.t.Giflnt: IJCOiotl •MMlA•'~ ·-- I'RIO"U.:W.Ai.,. .... ,........... ....... . . ....,... T-..--..~JW& •lJIVtL.~I "'fYYT.nOIII ............ ,. ......,..... .......... ........... ,..., ............ ........,..,. .... ltJ1_. ... . UW111 HAPPY BIRTHDAY. SHIELA ' 1'- U.B. RECORD OULET 8 CAPEN, AMHERST CAMPUS (Between Capen Info. & Norton Cafeteria) PHONE 6·3 6-2353 LOWEST PRICES ON LATEST RELEASES Also At Budget Prices: B. B. King Keith Carradlne Steve Miller Unda Ronstadt John Hall Fleetwood Mac Riehle Havens Allman Brothers Spyro Gyra MtVIgor We also have Blank Cassettes and We Sell Concert Tickets! Come In and browse!!! 10.111o.,..._ . _ _ ,,• .....,_ , . ....,_.,........,.,.~ TYfOIIl lt.d ..-.~ng ltD • HOI, S"8S, IMC ...... c.ttWIII-.el~ 1(4'1 DlltiYifrfO KHOOL 204 Wed•l.. 11 I 1 ! ' I ~ I '\. I , Country M usic F~aturtng t................................ .,~_,.,.1-t 7tM31ZJ'lO COM~I-. lorwt11fllt'CI•t422l1f'Owf l1 lot~Mwll.CM has fought the budget batt.les to keep quality, low-cost education available for all SUNY students; Help re-elect Bill Hoyt by volunteering your time and talents. For volunteer information call Citizens For Hoyt at 877-8688 .. DIIHIIT4 noN AHO l'ttiM fOITlfrr,iO 0) �etc. • <Juotc of the d::ty "Be not pocdy, be not pauionate; you will but criUII dead on your own brea.u wllh hot, roulh bands the thina you loved." C.S. Lewis WR\/B RMio It lootJII& for ......, ....-olltlc>. wtil.<rt, l.otmotJioul Co- l f t 14Clo .U.ul oo O<t. 1, II a.m . to 4 p.m. in llidmclorl Allna Cafeteria. Sal< or used and chiJdn:n tlotha, toys, boob, household oeeds, \1\IAB OIIC""" a Ptrforwole& AltJ Ntalot 0.' Soria present& Kenny Byrd a Fritnds, ~ and ventriloquist, Ott. Ill I p .m.. T'albtn Bullpen. Student Admission, Sl.SO, Non.-Student Admission, Sl.SO. ...,mc.n, CRAIIve lrtlsu, publldty and ulcs reps ~""'" ...,mc.n. Apply at lOlA Oood)'Ur Hall , 131-U79. adult Prt-IAw s..lon. Soutb-mt Unlvcnlly, School or Law, will b< oo campus 10 lntcnoiew ~ve Stud<nU on FridAy, October I, IKl.. Call Mn. Sbn 11131-lSIS 10 make Jtwllll ~ aad stadaU- I>iADct, Wed~ nlaht, 6 p.m. at Hillel, 40 C..,.., Blvd. Ow JIICSl b llt. Paul Kuru who wlJl Wk on "ESP, AslJolo&y and Otba flimflam." I.Mtott oa tilt tdttotllk IKU Rrro•od •ctcJrt <Otlb'OI will b< htld on Ott. 26 at S p .m., wln< and cllecse (low alori< at 4 p.m . 111th< Burralo Manlott Ia, Mllln_. Hwy. Sl.OO will b< dlqed Matt raervatlon urty. Gnd- ~The A¥ncY lor IDtemal DneloiiCIIC'It in•ilcs 11udcau wllll ~-· clqna to apply to ks Internal ~ lnl.c m l'rop'&nl, A 2 )'Ur illtcm trainlQa Wt .,.. doutJ8a U.. Sol- u Hllld, 40 Capen Blvd, on Tbunday at 4:30 p.m. MDln<1or r.. STAG£ ,....eriloo . "bow to SUceecd Ia ik&PMU Without Really 'Tiyina" from Nov. 11-21 . SnWistipend avallabk Call Ovy w...,.., 13 l.o4060 or Carol Tbompoon, 661-ll49. ln-. p r - kadiAa to.,.,..,. • rordp ~ o lllc:m wllll AID (A¥nc'1 lor Internal O..dopnerlt). Applicant• mull n~bmit lat.en or ioqulry 11><1,.......... oo lala than NooaDba IS, 19112toMs. S. flddl Wallooc,IDtmt IUcnlitmcnt lor lnlemal DeYdopmmt, WubiJ>itoo, D.C. 20$23. "-"'1 Prt-Law s..Jon. Wesuru New £n&land Law School will b< 00 c&lllJNS 10 lntcnoiew proopccti"" SludeiiU 00 Tll<lclly, O<tobcr U. 198l. Sill> up lor interv~tW~ by c:alllll& lll·lSIS and ask lor Mn. SbaL GrWudacSaolon wM -ao~tta "'• ~·or,...,, ­ ..,jtb the aceptioo or pre•m<d. pre-dau. pre-vet and p<<· Oll'Omctty, .....uld Klup a rdc::ru>cc fU< at dtJ><r O( tb< IWO care.. Plannina Otrocea. AppotntmcnU lor the Ambcnt campus cub< 1NOde by c:alllll& 6:16-2:231, ult lor Mrt. Mack. At the Main Street catJ1PU$ eallll1 ·3SIS and ask lot Mrt. Sbn. Doc:toral.....tl<lllea With an llltacstln Latin Americ:a and the Caribbean .... diiible lor lnter·Amalc:an Foundation Doctoral Fdlo-,lhlpo. Appti<:alloo lonns may b< obuloed by wrltina Doaoral FelloW>hlp Proarun llltcr-Amalc:an Fouodation, ISIS Wlbon Blvd., Rosslyn, VA 22209. I<* ~ . . _ . , . UM1 TIICIIal<i- Worlulloop on Wedoa;day, Sep\, 1:!1 01 2 p. m. In I CkmcN (Amllcnt). ' 'TW F - o1 0.. Oly: a - "- PrOICIIOf Sara' eourse will meet twlct a wed:, rrom Seplanba 2J.Octoba 21. 1Uc:oc~Q1710 l:lO p.m., Tbundays 4to S:SO p.m. In 930 a.m.... HaD. . _ . . It • . . . . - i n wbldllodMduab"""' oo food ODd 111a1 pwJr, dlbet by ......w.,. or Win& luatlvcl. For mr...-ioa obool uatm<tM lor tills ~ cal 139-2023. N-r~· ~- ....._ 00 Sepl. 19th Oil 7 p.a 1D tcaos 14. A ...,., ef 1k AaJU. N.-1 Is pooted oo the Sudoa Door 11 IQZA F*"-· Tbb will b< done •loa& 0.. a.,..- ~. linens etc • ,...r.-oul , . . _ l t d o - - in the low>a<ofOoodyea.r HaD from 9 a.m. tO 9 p.m. DUI MondaJ, Tuaday and Wedneada7 oo the Milin SUeet eampos. An~ bet"'ten the aaa or 17ltlld 6S •ho Is bealth may b< a doo«. .. iD ..,.., p; ... Mool< fO< P- o u4 AC"tOAIIoot, a Faculty Redul, oa Sepl . 2311 l p.m In 8alnl RcdtaJ Hall. Tid<etJ art SS ror Omcral AdmDik>ft. So4 lor the UB Commuouy and Senior Clth<Ol S2 (Of Stud<nll. ncteu told only at tbe d«w. .,.s or ._.,, Olflonl F•rns ~ !ltlfttllla, 7 p.m., Sepl. )C) and Ott. 7, eonccmin& an upeomlna quiltina b<e. Rewardina <Xp<rieoce with tbt ddaly, <$i><Cially P.T . and 0. T. llud<nU. For mor< info. ea.U CFC, 6)6.2346. Potla·V- ........,., Join Usl The F.--b Oub'J wcrkly metdna will b< today, 9/29, In room IO:ZO Clancns HaD, AC, at 4 p.m. om= dcctions will ... held. II yOU e&MOl altend or wish further inlo., pl<uc ..,tiC! Wah at 13S-6913. later-Cn:d< Coaodl M~ on Wed., Sept. 29, 4 p.m .. Harriman Hall, MSC. All frat. and SO<Ority reps mu~tallend. Caribbua Stodalu Aa«. c.-at ,.__.., Mtttlloa on O<t . 1 at 6:30p.m . In the Jane Ketler Room In the Ellicou Compia. a- UlJAI Mule c-dlacloa or Mtftlll& on Wed., 9129. Watch lor the bacl<paa<: or Tilt Sp«tnmt lor ..... datt or meetlna. Oew..........,... will b< made 11 the IIClCl meet ina, ......, a..-... Room 1030 Ocmms. on Ott. I at 2;30 p.m. In "llit Tltla" Eldllblt An Work by Rc<mt Bullalo AttiJu OP<ftill& recqMion on O<t . I, I p.m., at tbe Bullalo P~tnc Centn, Ricllarclsoo Complu, Ward 10, 400 For<ll A>muc. I.Mtort tkled "Wo. . . le MIU!o> Eaol.,.. COuotria" on Sept. 30, 2 p .m.. 134 Cary Hall, MSC. ICtnay l ynl ood FrtcMs. e - lao ood • totrUoqalst, on O<t. I, I p.m.. Talbcn Bullpen . Sttldent Club Admlulon Key" $2.SO per evenlna. General b U .SO. l\lldlduo wltb lut ru ...ou wntttl to play in football pep band. Get toanher 12 noon at FoundtrJ Plaza, 29 or caU Srcphen Wallace, 616-14SO. s..,.. WOfktad or fllllu, "Four Fri<nds" Tllun. and Friday. Sept . 23 and 14, at 4:30, 7, and 9:30p.m. "On Colden Pond" Fn. and Sat .. Sept . U and l$, at 4:30, 7 and 9:30p.m. " Flm or Fury" wiA b< lhown 11 mldnlaht Friday and Sat .. Sept. 2.4 and l$. Alllhowo In the Waldman Theatre. BMO I ....as pt0410<tloa staff roo "Cooot Draada." II Interested plcost (OIItact Oe•ld at 636-SUl. k ,..._oltllo II Jlnlrao Is ftOW ac«ptiOfl submluiolu ol u....,... . ..,_ ScMnt ~ Mftdloc a Doct»u on pOetry, .,._ and an work (black and wllite photos, dra•inp 101111 4 p.a. in Talllcn 210, AC. - -Asaoalioa .4.ISN ,..,.. MMdot ef lor Info. ltlld Syxcms ~ will a ,_ina oo O<t. Ira at 6 p.a. Ill a- 107, Talbat Hall, AC. UlJAI ~ , . _ ~ f1M W.._. ol - . "Ualoo 011'' 9/30, 10/1, 4. 6. I, 10 p.111.. "P...rua I rom Kn>m" 1011. lOll, 4:30, 7, and ..30 P""· "Pink "'-'-"Oil~ oo 10/1, lOll. Studall Ad.» Sl.lS lint &boW, S I.7Sallotba ahows. NooHtl>dadf Oallnl Ad. is and ~ prints) and anlcla on tb< am. l)eadliN Is 0<t . IS. Plcuc iucllodt a &bon twtm<111 oo youndl ancllor )'OUt ort ODd a tell addr<Sitd .....pcd envelope rtfum of sul>entuau to 111Kt MOW>laln II Rcvww, BMCll, 451 Ponn Qud. Elllawt roe Mool<otl Dlr.nor lor STAGE , . . . . _ ''Hovo to SUceecd Ia ~ witbouz Rea.Uy Try;,". SnWI lllpcfld available. Call Carol~. 661-1149 or Guy Ol.o4060. w.,.,... LA. ~ ·, Pa, l•t<- An Eldtllok l r - O<t . 2 thr....,. O<t. 31 • the St•• Ua lvmky c~ at Buflalo B.H. Butler utwary Oollcty. Free ...tmlotlon. $1.2). ,,.. rs \1- t in Baldy 614. 0 ........ ....;or. -.~como. - ,._, """" ,...,.1 00 ldlow majors OD<j Ott. Ill, All ,._. ..., MaJk\k .,......,. ,_.._...,,Weare a l!ft, clrol>'ii .-rilina cmter lor anyOR< wbo ....,u help becinftUII, draffillc, or revisina wrillna. We.,.. open Moo-Fri rrorn 10-4 ltlld Mon-Tburt ....Unp rrcm 6-9 p .m. In Balcly Hall, 336. UUAI ~ , _ . . Ito W..-a, 0,0. Mile florin this ltlld every TbW1day lli&ht· Silll-up lor perfonn<n il M 7::10 p.m. and.....,. swts at I p.m. A.clmlsaioo il freeJo eome do- and dljoyl C.:, ....,.. •• - ' - c.n- every Fl'ldly, 9' p.m., Tc>'MIIdld 107. C.U 6)6.:1063, Get iDvolved. \18-·s-...T-~ ooSat. O<t. landSun.O<t 3 at 10 a. m.. ,.,.,htrll Lantt, 47 E. Amhaot St. acr""' '""" Cusldy"a. For additional Info. call or.,, U6-6129 or Bob, ll6-61SS. w-r.•--•eu n.o_u... 11 �backpage/sports Final second field goal salvages Bull victory By CARY STERN C111npus Editor nl1 !6 se<dM> «l'•n•td lht UB fOO(boiJ Bulls from a lo>J lo •1nlcu Uruwnil} or Rochaln. 0o fwrth do•11 01 Rocll<ft..·s 16 )'¥d lin<. UB pb.:t•\1<\n 8mu< "<l>tr on a15 yatd rtdd "'"" llw <Nibltd UB H<ad COO<h BiD Dando's ltam 10 0\tna\ttht 'tllo,.Jxken, l4·1l Saturday afl<n>OOO &I ROIM' F"!dd HJ\lt'l faHrn brh1nd late- 1n th~ flNil hair, tht Bulls v.nc ~·.:C'Ufu1 on numnous Sl'C'01\d balf beg pllf' 1hat 'lll"rC' abk 0 <Onllt\.,.., to aff·SC'I pmalt)' nddm dmrs and tht ln~c of thc:ir staruna q\Urtcrbad.. •·r\C nc:\ff b«n tn 1 Mtuaclon like- that btforc. not C'\l<.n m hiJh ~hoot .. .satd V.c~r . "It is10mnhina l'\t dr~MnC'd about, thouah .'' Wtbcr 11ctuaJiy Started UB's comcbad.. earlitt in the founh quvttr, pta)'in& 11. dtf!trtnt rolt, as punztt. TnJIIna I)..Q, rht Bulb 'A~t punrln& from Roc:ht'jttr's 39 yard Unt afttr a C'OSllt ptnally scatlf'd ttwlr drivt. Wtbn's ~-of!'in corner \ .ell. landtd "•'h'n the fin yard line and •U .;Jov.ntd b) Ton)' Pni:1"ill on rhr one. "That .... a.,.., erron," Web« add«!, "and really 1<1 tht st~c (Of •hat •as 10 come '' T ht B\llls" ~efm>< pul Ro<llcs1cr's offm<e riabl bxl ontht OldtiJno, &J\lll& up one )wd"' tbro. pia)'>. Thtn. on rounh do'lll\, 'dJo•JX1C'I punta Bill Trtttt:r ra.""tl~td a luJb snap and,.., ta<lltd b) hMbxkcr Enuny H••<M and dcftn>l•< <nd Moke W)mki on lht end mn< IO< a ufct~ The,,.., pOlnl play dccr<O>td UB's dcr!Citlo ll·ll ,.,,h und(J thr« mLDUtC'\ 10 80· The Bull• pmtd pos1<1>ion on Roc:hcsln's J9 •f•cr lh< fr« ki<l bul lh<~ round them>tlvn lookina .. a founh and th.r« tiluatlon on 1ht-1r first possns,on. A 50 )'ard fic.ld &Oal aucmp~-• dlffkuh shot-..» fKina the Bulls and Dando look a thanct" and c:t.lltd for a trick play-so tricky in (act, 1h.aJ cht ball "'IJ nf'tr snapptd. Quartttbxk Ktn H)n bntd up bch111d tht center and lhtn proc;c<dtd 10 bacl up imo shotJUII position. Ydlo•Ja<:k<l nme tackk Dan BatTen r~td across ~- bcll<'ln& that H)« b.td talrtn th< map from Running baclc Tony Percival fflll<r. The olf·slde fl<'!lalty save UB a first down at Rochwcr's 28, ailhou1h nci1hn lh< c:rowd nor tht RocheJier bench $t<mtd to lmow what happened. "We pu1 in thai play lhia ,...... "Mid Dando. "They ,..,. reallytttinJ off, comina bald at w. We tac tile shotaun now, so v.c liaurcd il cou.kl work.'' Two plays latn. Hyer <lod,..t a rwb and bit balfbeck P&l Wllit<htad oo tht riah• siddino. Wbttebud all ilmck and too\.1b< baU uprldd 10 lht 14, •htrelle wao tn_.t ur T..o Incomplete puscs and • pmalt) latct. W<btr came '" 10 ('~ I he' tOfMback . mo" ' 'We looltd dead llvoull> or tht first half," Mid o.ndo "We aclj""td .,-ell, tllouah. and play«! better in lhe ............. Th< onl~ lim< 111 tht r~rst balf "'her< tht Bulls did show som• life,.... on thcir second poss<Mion. ,-...o biJ po.uin& pla}s put UB on the scoreboard first. Hy<r hit Whltthcad on 1 perftctly tim<d bull<! over the middle that moved UB 10 11\cir 0~11 4,. After 1100 runnina plays, he took tn the air apln, althou&to this time With hiahtr expe.-talion•· Sophomort splil end Jim Bius, posillontd 10 the wide lefl, lOOk orr on. dc<p posl pall<m O<fO»Ihe field . H~cr hll him 00 lhe dead run, and wOIChtd U BillS OUira«d lht dcftndm ro lh< COf1l<!'l<>f the end zone. Scatttna"' piKe or injured q\Witrback Many BatT<II , H)-.r dls)>la)td an acxurate orm. oompl<tlna ll paSJ<S for 2A2 yard$ from hb southpaw dctlv..y. "Hyer perfonncd r<ally wtll and ~ Ya)' calm," said Dando. " h was only his fin• lltart, so h< will continue 10 improv~... Rodlestcr almosl took lht lead on 1htir fint posscssioo aflcr lht Bulls w:on (\18 had miucd tbc ...,. poin1), ir""' fO< bia plays rum<d by UB dcfendcn amidst an inconslstonl run dcfc-nsc. Afltt lht Ydlo•)ltk<ts had rushtcl from thtir 0,.11 2$ 10 UB'sl9, R<Khcllt.. q\IUt..be<t Mau Kcnllcd)' llf'oke ~ U1J the middle and r-.1 fO< th< kfl Slddin<. The only dcf<ndcr r<malnlna was safety Jerry f1Joppinl, ..bo made a pktu.re pcrfm opal rtdd tac:kl• to ..~ • IOtKh6o..,n. A bi& third down >Xk by llnebxktr Gmy QuinlivllA and <nd John White rtduocd Rochcster'o•ouchdown threat 10 a J.4 yard field aoal. "Thrit ruMlng sam• wasn't that &ood. althou&to wc had 10 mate adjwtm<niJ for the !<Wnd half," said White. rcfcrrina to the YeUowjac:kcu' 116 yard• rwbln& In lhe lint half. "In lh< second half. ~knew uactly wh&l !hey wnc doinJ and ptctty mucb shut thnn do•n." UB will next fa« Buffalo State In RCI(ary Fl<ld 11 I :00 SoiUnl"t. Punter Weber instrumental in keying UB to victory By JON M . DIAT you made the ri1ht choice in who you pul in." In order to lncreue his proficiency, Weber attended a football camp in 'which he received Instruction from KJUUu City Chief Odd aoal kicker Nick lowery. " He really helped me with my approach and my 1teppin1 into the baU," Weber .aid. "My accuracy hu improved and my ranae hu Increased MQMJIIII £4/tOI" " N o doubt about it, Btmie came throuah ror us todAJ." us Head Coach Bnl Dando said artu punterllidd aoll ticker Bernie Weber booted a JS yard rtcld 10&1 with just 2.6 seconcb lert on the dock to pvc UB a tou&h 14-13 win ova an upsun University of Rocbesler as wdl." team. Weber had u ouuundina clay u h< kicked a ld aoa1 eartkr in the from J.4 yarcb OUl ,.bJk avenainc 36.6 yarcb on punts. Three punt.s laodcd within Rochester's IS yard line. Weber'~ final proved to be the key u it was downed on the one yard line and oventually resulted In a safely and finally bil aame·winnlna Irick. "I r""l 1 had a preuy aood clay," Weber said. " I lost coneentrat.i on on the Clllla poln1 I missed early in the pme, but overal.l l am pleased." A sophomore, 'Weber lost out to Steve Grashof last season for the place k:Jcldna chorq, but remained u the BWJs punter. Aller Orubof tran5fered t.bis semesler to S)TIII:UK Univcnity. Weber capeured tbe job. r.. In describin1 his pme-winnlna kick, Weber adno"'kdaed a 100<1 placement by bolder Gordy Bubty. same wu nervo~~.s comina up to the kick but once I 101 set thai went away. After lhe snap Gordy put it down perfectly and 1 knn- it wu aood u soon as I had hit it." 11:1111:1:1~-----------...; .,.11 Even with his fine day kic kina. Spectrum photo by Doreen Ferte/ Weber wu still disappointed In some Puntertplace lclclcer llernle Weber or his kiclu, especially some of his punts. IICCOfllina 1o Dando, hu ju.st u much " I really haven't been too consistent kicted r..rd in bish sc11oo1. ranae and efrldcAcy u Weber. SO It's nothJna new to me,'' Weber tbiJ year,'' Weber said. "I could have "I wouldn't hesiwe puui"' PCK said. "Our other kicker, Pete V"IOI.as, is done a better job on one or the kiclu I a4o a _., ll)Od kicker, 10 it lives me in.'' Dando rq>lied. "Both of thtm aQIIed out of bounds. II landed on the have made fidd aoa1s over SO yarcb in IS but I could have put 1t closer to tile moct drive to do .. dl. practice, so there eomes a tlmt in V"!Oias in faa kicks orr after goalline; I still have a lot of work to which you CIUCIIion yourself whether do yet." touchdov.ns and field aoa!J and ''I ________ ' 'I aoars � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Every Mond&y, 10c Win as In the &II new WINE CELLAR BAsement of Goveners • Complex.Beer nows 9pm till... - ma.rds: - - 1 CTheatre district kicks ott Its 1882-83 season · 4 Art ealllblt ,......_.rtY/ew Oephne Sola's exhibit at UB's capen Gallery 5 Lherary-Wordl The late John Gardner remembered e Muale Pete Townshend and the boys pte'tiewed and re-.1-ed 1 cen~«p~ece at prime lime T.V.'s ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::: : -------J newA look otterlngs 10 U... ,..........J/Veshots Johnny cash, Men at Work, When a~ mend borrows your car,the tank may not come back fulL But thetrimkdoes. Joe Jaclcaon, Helth Brothers, and U)lma 12 ~~and frenzies Paul Mccartney's Tug of War, Pater Serkln'e Chopin 18 Calandar•••JOund.t A II4Min day guide to events In and around Buffalo Jiodlgal Sun v-...., "'-'112 -__ Numbet4 .. , .., ....'8o0~ "~""'Otalodo ~·­ Art llllooctooOOno tloOnyMI<l ""~"""* -St- Tho f'rodlrlol S.... lo a pullllcallon of TM Pw1odloal.lnc. ond lo '""'Mnttd tor n.tlonal ~Ising b)' ~-ond-...-.g- 10 Studfwrta, Inc. Cttt:ulltk»n .....',~ 20,000 The SpecHum otncn.,. lOUted In 1• .......... s....~... - ..... at 8uffato., 8uttll0, H . . Yorll 14210. T - ( t l - 2 4 Coc>yrlgN 11182 n. 8u1fQl. H Y Sprtc:t:Nn StUdent , . , _, ..... edi!Qfiol """"" •• CIIM"""'Inld by lhe IChlorial borlta ~1caUCW\Ii of lf'IF matW rw.in ~ expMU CICliMWII of ... eOitotlat - -. ,._.,.1«1., ........... __ _ _ WII_SI_olo,/IY _ When you get paid back with interest like this, it sort of makes you wish he'd borrow things more often. Open up a few cold ones and toast a guy who reaDy knows how to return a fawr. Tonight, Jet it be Uiwenbriiu. The Buffalonian •s3 The offtcal LOwenbriu.Here's to~ friends. UB Yearbook • __.........,......... Ot ..__.,_ ,- Now on sale SlO.OO_,book �-----·~ ·---······ Curtain Up! - - -- - -- T -"Y Bob Sc:boo~y ...s.y morts che oUidll opalina or che ~ IQIOII in Burralo's Thaler Tholllh che Catt« Thaltt oaually klclced thlnp orr two weob..., witb Neal Radic:t's premiere or JO><pb 0 . Giambra's NOM oft~t Abo..,, the Dislrlcl coma ali-.. toalaht with che opmina or .u plays and the cocnlnucd raura<OO< or the Tralramldore Cafe. C..rt•ln Up! b the vibrant pubUclty blltt d<slan<d to shat t W$em Now York out or k1 slumbtf and disOOVI't the seed Of 6ft lltOwiftl downtown. Aa t or Omaltu Up! ...,u or a w«cd dinner In a huae ,.,, on tbt 700 biA or Malo St .• the hnn or tht Thealer Dislrlcl. The Ambcnt 5&.\ophont Quone~ wilt provide soiiiiCb. UnfonuiWlty, 11111<11 you alrady have rattvation1 you'U havt 10.,.. your pce..tlow meal ............ Acl 2 ooruists or the plays IIIII mwic that tht Thtoter Dhtrict iJ aU about. The Prvdqol Siln I)I'<VICWI of tht ltltr'O<tlclm <1D bt IOUJid below. Acl ) will bt ~ timt. W1lh • .,... patty complett witb food and drink, and mwk by Tw Ito fron1 of MtDonakl'• and tile Batroom 11Uuat<1J In rho Pa.tlioe nut to che Ttall'amldon Care. The <:nl<nlllnen wiU bt around for )'OUf pcalse or cnticbm or just plaiD eoaY<rSAtioo. Ptthal" the most litnifltOnt upttt or Oma•n Up! b the r... that the proporatloq for and oraanlzarion or today's Op<:niftl haJh hu bcaJ a cooperative tffort U.volviJ\1 the Trail, JeVttal or tht theoton, l'dtauranu and many talented communky poopk. Alld thor iJ •hal it wiU take to osake tht Thtotcr District llvt. Alld. 10, witbout lurth« ado, CllltiiD Upl Prodigal Sun/Scot Fisher LEASEN=O 856.4433-39 The Family Tree and Other Roots T ht fllll.l)y Tree and Otllcr a-t IS a r.... play for chlkltm &ppnlldmatdy I to ll ,._. old. It ttUI tht AO<J or The City or Bvffalo Ito a mann« alllhor Jim 8iooo hopes will bt "Both tllttnainina and informatlvt. e.... for tht Moau and DadJ ••• In rht play, a 11 Ytat old air1 named Audr-ey mocu a 168 year old Elm tree. somewhere In Buffalo. 'Tbt ttcc, "a aoss between a wltc:ntd old saac and OJar tbe Otoucb," u 8iJeo pull It, hu 1ta1 tht city Ito aU ill pain and alo<y, from Ill modd( btain...... throlllh iu .,.Sn<aphal heyday to tht pr01<111 The Fuhrer Bunker-Buffalo Entertainment Theater D ucaor Gary D. fubcT'a adopwion or TM FIUI~ B•11kt:r at tht Buffalo &ltnainment 'IbQia (BJ:I) J)fomlses to bt ambitious and tbolllht· provoldna. If nocbloa dst. TM F•hm- BunlLr 11 pott W. D. ~~ "Uie Work." a cyole of poems In P<OIIt<>l. whidl means tht wort wiU brtatht and pow. There en tWTtntly about 60 poems. Accordina to Fisher. It is Snodantss'• "atlmlplto personify tbt varlolli poopk in tbe bwlket in April, 194!," ........, Hitler and hit hendunm anted che ODd or che war. By "ractionalldna and roetioDallzina the chatKtor's cmotlo<tal a n d _ . . dttlta and ainu," .. f'llber pull h. che wock baa built·in . _ t to che ""YC'Ut ill ua. to our rudnatlca wub ..u. Wlw wac these ~~~r- b lit•l 'Mw l1ubed tJvc\llh tbdt rdnds oa 1M briU or clattuaioal Wlud l&lniS ....,.,.. iato IIIOCIIIcn1 Do che buildcn or ....p~ns. tht munlercn or lllillioos or ,...... 0)1Jiia ond -..uaJo bavt t'-I!IIJ and Codillp ...-d)l tikt ounl AI Sooclana .-ally l4ld che C:O..MEx;plm's Bob Otcwa "h'a bcaJmt ""'"ond moro oppar<t>1 thai ~boa< ....,.,... are DOt u rwlic:ally clilT..- from O\ncha u we'd Ut e ro bdic¥L" For BET'• vtnlon or "" Fultrrr Bllllhr Y.- 1w sdoc:ttd tht poems d<alint witb Hltlc:r. bls Jllisual Eva Braun, Manln Bonneo, Third Rdch ctblua Albert Sptcr. ' ' Dr." JQttPh Ootbbels, his wife Mqda and aevttal othon. Amana che actors poruayloa these people will bt Bryan LaTullp, Shdla llatdadland Fred Kdltr, Sr. Fisher bu ado!>ted 111 invta!M ~ 10 prttt~~llna Snoclatul' hua< work. The dwto:ton mmtioc><d wiU bt _ , oa vlclootapt, rttanled by 11m Sbca. The ........... will bt tinlted by ,....,.,_t p;.ca" (U impcrf'cct lrUIWlon or whldl is ..~ •., t11at will ''iodiret:tiJ IJIIlbolbe.,..,., or che ..nn.. ..,.,._ ond Ions a brida< bet....., ...... ot tht dllnacn..,.... or...- wil he iauociDond by che .....-.... Aid f'ISbcr.... additioe, che ~will RICke~·.....,_ r.- ReiDnd> HlmmJer. fwx:tiooual u .....sac.. and iaUodaclO<'J matenol. The llvffalo ~ Thtotc:r is located • 284 Fr&Dtlin St. (1~3-2215). The ~'Ultra' lluDbr opau toalalU • l :lO• ..,., c:c>olillii<S Thunday throlllh Sol~ t l :lO, Swl<la)'l ., 1, ln4tflnlttly. Tlobu an S.C to S6, - B.S. lltempl ol rd>orth. The Thtotn or Y-b and tht Buffalo llld Edt Cowl\)' Hutonc.J Sodcu commJsolooed llioco to ...nte tht play in a manner dlilclrm coWd oppredatt llld leanl rrom. The pla)'Wriallt, wbooc: f111t tlfon titled, Man Brtts Dol rill at tht Buffalo Enttrtllinment Thtotcr lut ChrillmanJ. hopes lduh• wiU lind the work tnrtnalnlna - ed perbpap.s oven a Uttlt informatlvt &> wdl. Afu:r toelabt'a perrorman«"' the Cenl<:f Tb.,..tr, lilt play wiU move to the Hlltorlc&l Sod<llf- BuiJdina for a t'V_e< .....tmd run. Sbowtimt will be SU. and Sun. at I. Alld k's fm. -B.S. Angel Street 'fhe Playho.use D car lnarid powa on and a local movkboult ptucb up Oeor•• CukA>r'a 1944 mm Gos/J,Irt in whith sbt won an Academy Award. A coup or a ICIIJ1I? If you bappontd to <aleh tht mo1tic durin& Itt "on< wttk only." you'U know a ~ult about The Playbolllt's Optnlna production, Patriok Hamiltoo'IA~t~</ Slmr. whldt tbt film •u Rpposedly based on. But if you ,.aycc~ away rtdina it too opponllllistlc: that aorncbod'y would bt try!na 10 up you or your ...,tlmtntal doU.vt tvtn tholllh you low l!llrid 01'10$1 cxQulold is .,.,..., we love u oppostd to lo<ted bet), ftc aoc. for The Play!ldute'• dloicc Ia quite ronu~0010llldttd . Bm>a and Joe Weiu, prod....,.. or tht thcattc< aow mtcrinJ iu thircl bad pluDcd Alii« Srrm. dubbed .... w:toriaft. PI)'Cho1ocicaJ thriller.. , • year ill ..s........ The ...,.~ coWd - · o r - · IU• tbt h'bcnits time and •~*< thai Cukor's GGsa,ht clicl. Sipillcant c h - OCitUied In convmloa Jtlllt 10 cinema, courteay or tht daullna retOur~ available. HotJy...oocl'a Ooldtn ~or "'hattvtt k's rer<md to. Instead of b1a lludio lr1U.. howevor, Frank Canino, diroctlna The PIAybowe'• vonioo, -ently will rtvtn bKk to Hamiltoo'a oriainal outline or ....... and action, (n an llletnpl 10 ranain true to the tctt or che IICript. v....- Ron LoudtreD IIIII "'-ttlye McoddJotl are cast ia tile ~ roloo, wilh Nppoct '""" playon Betty LIA<S DcM...a, CoDca Oauclla, Donald On.nl, ODd lbt ~ ._.. dd>oot or Joe wa.. Mr. we~u did lbt "' c1a1p u weB (w!lloh eallal r.. a ~..,..,.., t..oec1o1t ...,_): a cliffiCIIIt tut ~ Ia IDiod The ~·· Jmllldh - · Tltis should wort ill their favor. t!IOUih. <Dhaacina lbt play'• MDbioftco or -> iovolvma rrom daiiJI:ropbobia. ToolaJII'I Omtlbrs Up/l:lO perrCiniiiiiCt Ia sold out. bill Alltd Slfftl """tlu-ooaah Oc:sobts 31 with s1>owt at I. w~. lbundllys ODd Pridays. ' ud 9 p.m. on Sllurd&ys, llld Suodays at 1 p.m. !.,,_1181). _ T.O• ......... 2. ~ 1112'. Tho'lrc*on...l~....-: 3 �artView Daphne Sola: Ancient legend provides for inspiration one, anlmah rrom evay zoolosl<al catqory cover the boualt• or the lliant Pllllaw ..... with llltir rrcnak motions, willie in aiiOCher print, th«taho Mel mODkeys arlo .....Uy as they clamber up the pcab of the Hullaca<oco .. escape drow1lloa (!rom the II.IM 11oot1 waten prodlcltcl by the aforaocnliooed llama). Sola' c:aplutts- or Ill< IDOdicval arpetll of tbt - - -- - --".Y Raebtl Anney omet1mc cluriq tbelut y..n of lb< 161b ed\tlltY. lb< Huuocbiri MaDI.ttai!KwrittcD. This clocumeot, clescril>lna the lqa>cWy blstoty of lb< Quod>u (an toea tubalii1ft bill>< PenMan Anclosl is tb< lrupinlloe roc tb< on wort or o.phD< Solll. c:wTa~tly oo clisfJiay 11 S th< Qua::ltuan manUJCriJI( wkb ,... of~ tlbloruona and capcn Gollcry. anthropomorpltlt features or the llllimals. Oa lb< whok, Sola's c:ompositiofts cl<morWnJ< blply rcfintcl atltution and a w.r< ,..... of visual detail. Howrvcr, sometima tbc artis1'i ob.loCrvation.s: rdinqubh thtst qualitia ancl sink lnto S<ntlmtntality. With hlll1WI fiaura Sola usa lb< all·too-effonleu Uncs of the fashion Ulu.amor, whith ttnds to prenlry anclsWCCitn her tub)<as' r..... This COli bt portly explalntcl by the dcancr lil>a ancl tlmpbfatloo tb11 tilt printina pn>caS ncccWt&ta. buc despite 11\a< roct, Sob's people nmaiD 100 poltmxd, too .Ute In tbar......,wioo. Sola has no $tiCb problems with her other subj«t mana. The silk...-s btaJin& tb< loa&CSI HuanJCblri in.aiJI(ioos alu"bit Sola's bumor. In "The llama,'' wbo, pr<dic:rlnJ the flood, btumt sad ancl woul4 not <81: his owner became anarY ancl btll him with a corncob." tha< Is smtle lfony. The owner (an ClWIIPk wllkh shows that Sob' can indttcl free hcndf of S<lltimcnl in her papltic clescriJI(ioos) cloes ""' , _ I bc:ut wllidl lo sad • all. Bdaa _...,.ted by u - of tD&iK bas made the llama, wkb bil ortboclooLia uc1 :rg...ruy ey can ~so take ha oric:wcrs to th< ocher aide or the cmodvt sp«trum. Works Ukr .. P'isaq,'' with hs iestural lints and <hllt05CUI'0 mastery, convey o tranquU, thOuJh stllllntri<lle coviroomtnt . Similarly, whb prinu Ilk< "Prt:dpios" and "Roeb Mel Sea," til< fOCUS on the rich plants of color ptoc!UC<S I sobct, mo<t mtclltadv<mooc!. In aclcliooA 10 ... exodla>t tlraflpan&IUp. Sob' _ . . srca1 teclutlcal .miL Her priDu <mail an impcrs&i•• · ·a ri«y or apcrimernadoo wltb tcaurn anc1 Wllh media. "troa MOWltain" ......pUna 1111s ercadvity with iu erobosS<d llyliullons of It)' anc1 water, and muttcl, prccisdy eootdiaattcl color overlay&. Sola&' atUJ u a colorist Ia also _.tnt ln "I! you dan.. with tile rccl puma, a rainbow appears," a .Ubcrtcn 11 oooe vibrant anc!IIOiidly eompostcl. Sob'& an wort will ... 00 newII the ftlth noor pDtry or capcn Hall tmtil Octoba 14. You'd bCSl pay J0<1t reqJO(I.ItO tJw 0..U btfotc tb<:ft 0< bt Sot.· 0. Solo -llu/!fd! Pui!O Her P'f1r)l& entan an lmor...' " ver .. tY otaJCperlment• oqtWJy lnlpot:laa P>wu, I II>CIIocina dahl. Nc>-.nbdao, tb< 0 .............. IIACiaWittcl. The btll(ina) . - OD. OCbcs pria&& apraa tbis smse olcantclytoo. Ia mw w•e The Persuasions . Tralfamadore Cafe A ..._a.~ blu lktl'falo this Frida) and S.unlay lliaiK """"' Ill< Pcna.woo ......, tbar IMmlal>td c!oo--wop ....... 10 .... Tnlf-.clore Cale ror ~onc:a odebnltcl thdr lwmaaic JIYIMUC)c& ancl richly t..nnd ..,...,_.., The P......aions arc m..udano with a aoocl. if sllahlly 111ldt ICDR of humor. Witn<S& tilt l}'ric$ Of "S..UIY'I Only Skin Ooc-p": "How I love tilt way you oook, Ol•'t .,•• d the ..., you loot, hclththheh " Sobkqucnt wordsort banlly mote complimentary In Ibis Npposocllo~ &Ofll: "4 puuy faa you may 1101 poaao, llul you're 10 full or ta>dc:maa. .. Whtsh<r you _ . w e aooclmuoic a< a smultx Prod/fill S<in/Sc:ot Fisher bdpina or ..... bciq • tb< Ttalfalmadare 1111s weekend Is In orclcr. - R.A. A Coupla White Olicks Sitti~ Around She Stoops To Conquer- Talking-Cabaret 650 M eye oat foe the new ldcls "" the 1'-ri<aJ bloc.k. C&blr<l 6~. tb< ......... dt&mlll< ¥Glut in llul'Wo, loots ...uaad7 ~ 1101 Oaly .. tltcir b>tml LO ''1lfldilloNil" drwu, but tb<y plan LO LOOd> . _ t1ococ as "avamopnk" u wdl. Cabar« ~ .....·o.. ~of Erb Wobl and Bob Dowoina. l-ost J _ , , 0owaq LOOk tb< dilopicllltcl tlTU<tlln • ~ anc1 .wn.aJb rcfwt.it.ltcd the cain buildlna. Wohl, .,bo is also tb< Pll dlrtttor at Shea's Buffalo Theater, pr<Mdtd th< financlal backq. Tluoulb this joint effort, IIIey bavt suc:cc:erkd In crcatlQa an ahemadve tltdlrc spec<. Tht locatioo iJ 001 callccl C&bct<t ~ without reasOA; , .... tbao the ....... floor plan or row anc1 row o r - · 6.!0 it set up .. smlliD< c:ai>wd ay~t. Willi .,... lfOUPI or tabks anc1 chain '""" ...... _ - .... ~ l1lc DOOd,""'"' orill bopctuiiJ bt ... of......_ ..s iluDalia<y. • To tick orr wbaO sboold bt a 1oo1a- -ru1 tllaia - · Cabwct 6.!0 Is~ JoM font - . · s A Co. . . WN" Cldc.t:r Shlb<J Arv<llfll Telkilfl, whit:~~ c:ajoytcl a popullf two ,._ nm orr llt<*way, ancl boutte! S..... Sarucloa Mel Louise Luacr in the Iitle roles of Maude Mau ancl Hanna Mat Blncllor. For Cabotct ~~ procluction, New Yott aaraa Joan Fl&uk and MlriO !Avis will ploy Maude 111cl Hlllna Mat rapoc:tilldy. WllJI• Cloku Mol bcal cltflntcl u a comtc!r, but it's primary focus is oo tb< ~ bODcllnl of a fcmak fhaldllllp, and tbt ~ of penonaJ powth. The pr.,.,._. or Hanu w.. uc1 Mucic'• tritodsbip. thoir shartc! phobias, aoc1 tb< valtx or..._ -oaicalioo .,.. aDQPioRd. A O>ttp.lo ~ Clod:r Siltllfl AroiiNI T.lkilfl will be nmnlnc Woullb O..oba 17.- Clft b t - Tlluncii.Js .. I:JO, F...,. ucl S......S.,.S 11 l :lO ancl II :JO, ancl Sooclays "'Il S:JO anc1 I:JO. for fllttb<:r lllfonudoe c:all &s4-4%19. Tate the altc:nwe route 1o Maio SUed. - D.M. K ecp Studio Arena 'Theater -a he m~q~~olor tilt old aoc1 - · Tbat .._-able or quality perf_......, Sludio ,.,..,. T ronun lbtatre, wtaodllaa ••• lltllscaoo or dnma wltlt .., lkh atllUI}' OCIIII<dy eotitlcd, SM Sloop~ To Collqwr, writtm by Ollwr Goldsmilb. The play Wll porponcdly iAqJirtcl by, I ptnOnal worts'"""""' I I 4 .-...~- . ,.-.,.- - ,.• ~4.· -- " _ .. -------· .y exptt\eftco of the plarwrl&bt. II 11\a< durin& Ilia • oc:ltool )'Can, Oolclsmlth 6ad lb< miJ!onune to mistake a Sq_ulre's bou.. for an Ina. Tb!&. in combinallon with hi& periOOIJ pm:epdons or the often cotmdk lldt of human nature, apawt>td $Itt Sloops To O>nqwr. Oolclsmlth'o 101< aim wu to above all am US<, and this clusic tale or miltaJtCII ldCDiilleo, pratruioo, and dua mobbtry bas ptO'fCO luclf 10 bt timdat-it WU ttnr><d to bt "lb< btJt ol who! .. Enalish COCD<Ciy &bo\1111 bt" ..hen " opc80II bs tm, aoc1- • ~.-here in Buffalo way bel: 08 I 04 """"' it premitrtcl LO cdd>rate tb< opriointof tb< rtnt llsatrical-. Slodio,.,.... has tboacD 10 opm their 1911-&l.....,.. w\111 "SM Sloops To 11110, anc1 EAttnalonlcnt Stlpplttoa>t or OlllqliU" ..... adcled llibot< tO the Scsqulctnttanlal. aurralo e ....u., Nnn, clescribco /JqtNod The CU4 boast& lh• ......, or local talent. IIM:Iuclinl ' Ri61ttbo..._,Jcw AU ~ W~o Sl/11 Lov. Jwlj Walter Bancu, Wanda Bimooo, Elk:o Fiske, Clement U bdJia " a recreatlOD of tb< Jucly Garland m~tiQUt. F""ltr, Otrald Halt<r, W1rrm Davis Kclth, CltllCowalstl, AAII one ril bav< a siQalt c1w>cc to rllld James Max•dl, EvM Parry, Elise, Pearlman, l.crlka o,..--tODllht~owhallhls productlon iJva us an Pctusoo, Kavlcth Tdaa>, aod Sam Taouuouvu. In ialiulloo Jud:y .. Sbea'l Buffalo lbtat<J. adclilion to tllio, h Is bc!na dirtdtcl by Da¥ld Fruit, with llqoN/It*botoo$ ,....,.. S..bata Sbcnloo, sinaiaa a llobcn l\olorpn dt&ipint IIClJ ancl COSIUIIId· l'bo&c twtl oariay or llidoatcl rr- Oadand'a 1mmmse - · ruponsiblt fw last -··critically -wmc.s ecp<toirt. It lo cl&rcatcl aad proclw:lod by Mk:htd AIY<. P<Otluclloa of Twtf4/f• w l l l l - ucl ~Y balll !Um care or by $Itt SlooP' To C'ooqwr wl!l nm tluO\IIh Cklobcr lJ. Tlcl<as caa ~ purdwtd ., tb< Stodio ArtDa Tbealrt bos The pc:rfonnancc bqios • I;JO, and tldtas ,.,... in offu 11 710 MalA Street !I*S6SO). TI<k<U ruo ftOIII • price from $6.00 to SIO.OO. For further tnfonnlllon c:all sa.oo 10 $17.00 for per1.,.,.......1'llcad9 tl>roulh Beyond Rainbows. .. for All Those Who Still Love JudyShea's Buffalo Theater G m• '""Arts •-ben ,_,..Mtf.... ..74SO. Fed free to blln& Toto. - D.M. S..nc!a~. Catch a clauk. - - D.M. �words Gardner: the wry legacy of a major _by M. Foust oho Gardner, the Bllllvia no' <litl wl\o dled last Mt1t at the.~a• or 49, lefl behind a body or work thllt surpUS<d th< Uf<lim< output of J many & IWttUitt.h Cf:f\IUry writer with a morr lu•urlou• Ufespan -artalnly In term• or QllAIItity, and almost always in quaUty abo• In the t•><nty yean sine:< hi• first pubbsbed .. Ott, Can!Mr produc:<CI nlnt oovds. aa,ht 'olumti on m<d~al btcntwe. o.n<ral bbr<ltl and dnun&IK' ..... u. and t<n Oth<r boob mcom..-sSU\1 pOetry, thon stones, cluldrm'• bt<roture, Md mtiasm. Th< ocopc of hb """' docs DOt, ho,...<r, ncpre tile traaedy of h,. death : althooah hit rq>lllatioo u a ~or Amcriean writn will surely incrt"ac vrnh time. he had fas from exhauued hlmstlf. It II not unf1.1r to pOJtuJ:llc th.lt. givm more time. he m.iJ}\1 have b«omt the Amtrican Dickens. Altho~ Cordner wu &1\ acackmiC, molt r«<ntly tcachlll& - treatlve<>ritlnaat SUNY / llinlbamrOII, he wu not the rd.U'UlJ Of rthCa\1 IOrt ohm anoaated "lib tile ocholatly type. Hil mos1 ootonow w«t of rtccnt yean, a <ntic:al ...,.y entitled On MQnl/ Flt:t10n, "' "hkh he tooi modcnt (tet~ to , ..t for bema mon coocerncd "'th ..........,. for tU own >ate, mo« in lo•e ""th the sollOd of ,.ordJ -or .,.,.fiiJII)cdnesJ -thM with creauna f1CIJOA&I •orkb ... instead of "the aae-olcl "'"""' ,,. affinnauon." .!!!!.!l!mandl~ and He wa apolotlud fOr SO<D< or lh< more Yinllalt rcmarb in the r-------------:;~::::5~~~;:;:::------------~ book, and wbik it l'ftO.I.in> oflm limplisdc Md f<P<(itlow (On • Mon>/ Fktion b actUAlly a compllalkm or several early es>ays, struna to~tber with less than arut care), it is still provacaclv~ u alone voice callin& for 1 re· ..."" 8 -"' ' aamina.tion of I he currmt WIW' of Amuican literature. E "m more t.roublnomc: 10 Casdn« wu bb 1977 Tlw Lift and TUflo of Clt~Jt~CW, a biopapby or the EQaJah p0e1 intmdcd roc noo...t>owty 0 ll: .. ~ ,. ~ > cz: > ll: awfienoes. in whk.h it •as po..n1td OU1 that numnow ~ ,..,.. tilted, wllb tbabt revbion. from othct ..-riton. Th< th&rse .. ~ ~ was not 10 much one or Jl'lqia.rUm "' or sloppinas: tn hi• article In Sp«u/um. Summer Ferris na<ed thll "in a "'Otk intmded rm the noo-specialJst ruder, heavy documentation ~ould have been out ofpl.>c:c ••• the unacknowledzed paraphrues oeem rather th< result or sloppy .cbolatship than or MY Intent by Cardnes to dcuive the read«." (CasdMr bimJclf, in tilc introduction to the bioaBI'ht. states some,.1w flippantly that "I've read <V<r)tlunc I could , .. bold or and have - e d into my~••• all that I've been abk to mate fit •. mt • ·ort. must J.nevttably ha\>e to tome dttree the falbna t ... tn Other people'• boon.") The cbasccs ,..,.e more emb&ruslna than an)'thina ciJc in subJIMt<, but ~un Q!rdnn's r<putatlon to th< _ U'ml tlw he .... dcnJcd a pooition with the EacJish clqsuaallat UB whidl he ..an«~ cuum 10 recri\e beror• Ferro's attlclc ,... publisll<d. ICtlUr<d D espite these and otbcr laP'<S rn judpcnt, CasdMr's IK>'cls "ere am<rally held to be in the forefront or malruueam Amcric&n r;ction, oncn aualnma popular u chasacton and protaaooists tn 1M S..n/flhl Dw/opu, 0<1~ LJtAt (whlcll won the Nadonal Boot Cntta' Circle awase in 1976), and Ndtl ,.,..,,_ JIJUG)<cl btl,...., the idcllls or indioouatism bd•ecu lh<" YISI amount ol bbtoncal and pllilosoplttcal onocmu follOd In hh """k and the dcmandt of the novd u brin& primanly a medtum of enta1alnft)<ftt . He.,... ¥er)' attadl<d to the ana or his blnh, and spent modi of hb tile in w<lfern and upper New York. His and ....W order. Grmth/,pcrl\ap$ his moll popular work, b a r<~<lllna of thc lqend of Beowulf uatw u a m~ and uniquely from 1hc monster'• of view. Amnican arti11 b secur~ and will CardntT :."====----:!Y"~'" _::undlmlnl•hod b1...!!!!!!:.__ l'eMlOn! Avenue PRESENTS Its I st ANNUAL: MISS BUFFALO UUISE S25. per Coupe Price Includes: S 15. Stag 3 hr. Cruise. Open ""t"·D<><n. Mon .. Sept. 27 Transportation from Bar 7to Boat&. Back, Free Beer on Bus. Free Buffet Upon Return 837·6644 I I I I I I FREE ADMISSION Friday & Saturday with thla tlcttet Expires 9/25/82 I ·--~------~-~~~~~~~~~-~ _ _,_..._ ..... .s F...,.,, 24 ~·c . �Pete Townshend: the philosopher cowboy falls off his ho~e Pete Towalletocl All Tlr~ Bnt CbwboJ$ HIIV~ Clrln- £yes (Atco) I Uu: a tenain ""'nderful. litnpllstrc fancasy COO<ernlns rock icons who have bun rc:ha.ba1ilal~ of some ~t, and havr thw btrn rendc-rtd artlstlcally lmporenc· I im>fin< ptaclnachem in a lock<d room with notblns hue a pen. paper, the lmtrument by which tbc-y"Yc earned their rtpulation, a.nd I laret SIOCk Of lhC' cim10n they've Jusr ••orcis<d, b< It booze. htrOin, or pills. Then I wail . Eventually the artiste In question r.......-, learu oDe< apln on his auceh, bur loll he can "CilEA'!e." To date. I've !lad this fanruy numerotiJ cimes abo111 Eric Claproo and Keith Ritbard(s) I just !lad b apln 1 ner tisrmi01 co Peu Towm.llc:nd's latest JOio rffort Ah 1M &st Co"'boft HITW CIIIII-Eyrs. For sunen. Itt'• fO<Jd the 1111< of the album It'• ._, man•ftl is a m)'ltay to me. par.dncr. and ,.\C •11ded lhtOUJh just thou! every recent imft'Vin; wu..h Mt. T ., aD 10 oo avail. s;p. AJ a 101o arusr. Peto'o(e'llloo, W<..,.f<d c:omfonablc callina lllsn Pete, he's a manbu or 11ot fuUI)o l\ISI b~e M'oct) l1IICt record hal bml spotty ar best. His '"" JOio album, 1971's Wllo c.- Flnt, broualH "' P<te JllaJi"' ..a the instrwneatJ hirrudf, pitifuly cr-.iaa about llot ... JICY UJ)OIAin Tbc !.oM Townshald murflle<d apJA In am with R0<11h Mvc, an albWil b< reconl<d will> U ·Small F - Roonie lane. lo t<t'IIU Of OOIMJCJcW ruc:ass It was oqlllfblc-UDfortunatc. bccou>c it was a Rndy crafi<d, "dl pfOduc.od jointdfort: !lui it wu the r<l<ast or Empey Ghm In 1980 that Ill>< us a Jkle of Towm.llend tllat Daltr<y, Entwistle and Moon/Jona oouldn't enbancc-rllac of skW<d pop tunc:tlff, hopdrs:s romantic. phllooophtl .anssw111er. II wu TOWIUhmd's nncst moment, and helhould have bc<n wile enouall to ,.. that. llue .-..,. th< Jeekcr, P<tc decid<d co try to reatb for the 1pple &~aln. Only llili time h< ... the ....... 011<, and k •• lllc record bvylna Jl'lblic in wboot mourlll lllc bl!ltr al\crtutc Ln&trs P er!lapo 11 ,. unf11r to Ide~ this .,;., rladd~ or punl. rock ...,., he's down. "'P«iaUY • beD lw 's uodtr the miJIUen wpruoion rhar he'• up; OM COD'I dctly !hat lllciiWipotKIICSIImUJDJ l.&ranoHik< q..abtits ..bidl ha>'e cnabkd lum to aa 11p apJA. • tDCI · • • tDCI HucunCSit ~Is t1w of b - . . - ..,..boy: pick up any musoc: Jl<lbliaruon tDCI b<at wltOCSI to P<lc r<Vdbna m b11 MWfouod aobndy and personal OOCNIIitmaot to polltk:al ICli>'ism. Wllilc tJ.s ruy b< rrfmbina In pnnt, • ...._ly doi:ID't wort"" -n 11iqyl. Towm.llcnd has alw&YJ bml ""emo<ional uhibitionist-bcn Ul this potticular ~ '" drowo in his ball>os 111d edifications, ..,.. mucb to tlw aft<r li<leninJ to Cowboys one fcds H\< they'•• j\ISI !inisb<d readina 1 stm>ldY rwisl<d version of ''TN< Confc>Sions." Wben P<tc tlashed 1i$ aJimpsos of his personal b<U, n somehow edlps<d any tincerity h• may ba~ fdc wbJ1e oompo<lna. Cowboys OpenJ with a tun< entitled, "Stop Hu.rcipg People," wblch lrhou,hr was an aUCIOJll at bumour tht rust time I p~ it a listen. Wbat we hl\0 ""• isllle Rn<kr'• Diaat Condc:no<d Version of P<te's Pbilosopby oo Ufe, Love and Karma, aU sec dowo 10 • SDU7Y auitar riff and bompy little b<at. II includes areor lines bl:-e, ''Tell m< fricnd-wby do you stand aloof fi'O<YI )'OUr, own bean?" Boock wbilc you pOo<lcf lllc univenc. l..atllb while you hearthisJOQ&. No. wait. it .... ..wx. "bqwsildy Boml..... iodicuDcnr or Hf< oo the ...... coas1, .... steep<d iD cliched imapfy t1w you have to woodcs if Pete's bml _,china "Tbc Dukes of Hazard." lk .,....as about bow ''llds lbold from thar pK\ up tnleb, stoaed oo Hf< and b<er." I woodcs why b< clidJI'r bocbcr to IDCDtioo l.baJ IJic 0oon Mk probably l>ludDc from the l8dio ro lllc pick up truck as • -.111 Tbc mwic is amort 01 best. Oot of the proOiems rib ellis album is that while Pete may be Out from under the bocci< and hence rd>o<n, lllc - o r us ,..,. llreody lwtre of the aituatlons b< WlllU to dcsperatdy co brina to our aumcion... Wheo. you moott }'ou ..... buddy. N oclurprblnaJy, rh• moJC allurin& cue on ebb LP b the mosr ••commmial." From cht top of Itt zippy &ynthcsb.cr lntro co th< boccom of lu sta<eato choru1, "Foce Do.necs P1111 Two" ls ddl&htful. Our boy Pete can 11iU ton w a pop tidbit when he waou to. Two ouua Rv• on lh< second <ide oin'c bad, rillltl The miliwistoc frivollry or "Uniforms" b meicloa. and Townlhcnd'• precise haodllftl of lllc oubject manu-the J«Urity offered by eonfonnicy-•orkJ due lO iu l~<hect nature. "Nonb Country Girl," 1 t..llad •ntb lyrielrcrnlnJJcmr of Simon and Oatfun~d's "Scattloroulh Fu/ Canbek" II .U.plt. plaimive, and liltina (wltb a wry ooy r<fermee 10 nuclear war at lllc end). Ytt lllc albam falccn for a variety of..._., rhe f . bdn& the .._ ""'->' ToWNbc:nd UJCS to make his poinc. lbcro has a!waYJ bml "" danesu of fob< bravado In Townlhend's wr~e; butlllls time around it bas ,ivcn way to Jl<lle, unadulttnt<d preochlncu and rnclodrarno. Thb would be Intolerable were II not for Townshmd'a vola:, th~ fP"'..'JXr quallcy or whlch has a sofimin& effect on lhe bombaslcy or the lyrics. And, pr<dict&bly, lhere Is the usual Towruhendian sm.auerina of m-.Jcstic •ynch<6iter work and 1 po-ful auiuor prucnc< co reassure lhe diehards thlllll~ remnants of what mode him their hero .,. stW co be found. SccmJ our Buckaroo's bone led him Jtrai&hl down lllc path co maudlln ol>tivion. Towm.llcnd'• crasll 0011m on politlal ............ and mlcmplioa i.sn't JOin& to c:nliaheen uy llstcncn. And, unfortunrdy for lllm, this album docs not <>Cia In "" anistic YICUUID. lleaouse if it did, then ma)'IK hiJ inlqrity and aenuiae ...,.,.,.. would be lfClUIIds CDOUih 10 ,..,.., llus tffort . But lllc ahoot of viayl past wiU al"'*1f To"''lllla>6, and if be lwo'l reali&cd that by aow, lbal ~ be oould lnnl somcthin& r~ r<o1 cowboys, w11o bow co quit ...,., the tiOiaa FU tOQib, or wberl the louP ,.. olcl. 'bo lilre Roy a_. tDCI ope~~ a chain of rut food )oWs. Or b<ltcr yet, Pcse, jcs' all aJona-o-rlcle orr Into the NDJct, now. before it'slOO lac<. .. JWOUd t o - - .... .,..mng vf ... 3rd locafJion: U4e_ NAJN ST..._uti) (at Head.) __ Resort Attomodatlons 2 D~ & 3 N19hts FREE SOFT DRINK WrTH PURCHASE OF WINGS limited time only 50~ ••. , / 40~ "'·" In Miami or Us Vt11a.s / 20~ 12.99 .. -., ......,...... plof lscount Flights on Olhw _ _ , - . . . . , .... and C...trel ,.,. Piau ~,., ~,..,.~c.._ .. ,1pA ._..,.ss.oo M~or Airlines Call Mr. Crosby 852-2799 �e angst to wheelchairs ne Wb ..-1/ 's Hard (Warner Bros. and found It to have JOme 11 /'W S«lt magJt' Md pain/ now I'm r«~/1111 tr1:11o." -Pne Townshend, lrom tM sons Q: .vm bc>u&ht Moon's solo albuol "They're All Ill Love" (19?5) Wb.lll lw rtiiU ....... .. bonn& . . . HCI!Uilaway novd. and refuJa to dltl A : 'The Who. The troth, u the old clidle goa. hurts. I btllcvc the above to bt the truth, and man. it dots hun. Tak~ it rrom somcoM who 111 one tim< ideotif!Cd wltb ~ "''" I rom Qvlldtopltntitl, ..-ho 111 the ... or twdv< dixovtrcd the meanin& or female sexuality """" V1n0\lli r - - of Ropr Daltrey aod !nod to r.,urc out lhot "Iunny I«ion& doWII lhtte," "bo rtdec:mlna social value. All thls vmty. I'U admit lt-1 wu a true, honest to Ood WI>.> fanatk fO< many a YQt. This Is no lonttt the c:ase, lhou,ll I do ba•• a soft JpOt '"' th<m ~hac still. I bqat> to lotc l&rth Ul '78 wllm W1lo Art You wu rdcucd, but •bm and more. Yea. Moootc up and dkd, and I ldt the 1<ast I could do ,.... to '"""' mySdf to enjoy the Lut elise: araccd with hi• presence. I did my obli&atory inltlal mmtmmt or Konny Jonn within th< Who collocto•<. and th<n t AI bock and awaited tbt next release. Ft>« Dont'tS appeared in 'II; lh< t<CIIybc>ppct p<COOily or "You Betta You Bet" malk""' ain&<. and it ..... bcclomfna . . - . . ba..;n& probl<ms woth anistoc flatulmce. So l bltuncd the album'> pathetic: nlllurc on a distinct ltock or Moon To~,... and the pr<S<tl« or P<odoca Bill S<ymayk, wbo b ~><Mod for hls "Ofk with West coUl anuts. "They need Olyn Johns." I thou&ht to myS<tf (Joluu produced a oumb.cr ol Who albwm. moot -•bly 19? l't Wlto 's /'lut). Wdl Fill< toot a crud t..;.,. ..... tlte latC$1 Who ominou.s bass tine. bul noua,hl dlsc,Jt's Httrdud k't llte blunt wast< or vinyl .. rar thi> YQI . A friend or mine claim. that Tbb b 111pposodl,y llte....., and this alb<Jm bat tM foci or tlte lmP<OY<d Who. Other Wbo"old" Who. I'm 110( quit< Stile Mori&oo mq cboos< to dlspllt< wbliJ lhot m<&o>~. I'm pld>cd to this, but ito my opinJoo the band o<Me that tltere arc born bat .....,.. ~ primarily u • unqcmenu oo many or the C\lts, IToOVIbpica for pbiloJoph<r/ rocker"' 10I1ICthlJra that m'tamly cnb.an<cd Pnc TO'O'Mh<od. And ,iu.ot 111 case maay earlier Who recordincs But you b - 10 be one or lite- .... the old Who lultl tlte po"n to d\JWlleood. allow m< to lmpan ontoxlc:llle and then invi..,..te on• tbt lollo•illi information: upon listcnfna. Thos album lndUO<O To,...hmd is no lollier • drunk. drunken Mupor. and bat ju.st awal«nod from an Thtll'fldiosc mathbmo or the apolitical coma. Now he •IDlf co sons " It's Hard" u ranlnl~n t or 01 save th< wbal<S. aboHsm te•bm, ft's A Boy: Cry lf You Want, .. a Iced the $WVfna, dt&nt "No blath<tina eaampk or Nulttt," and stW C'ut it as an Towttih<nd'J feeble scntlmmlality, &n&n' old I!WI. Don't be ..ITprisod .. ckatly • daivauve or II he trick or trtaU fa< UNICEF ''Communkatioo, '' a Townshmd th1J7<&r IOio cut. SWst tbou&h 11 may b<, So in • nuubdl, all TowtUheod old Ros don't Alii fi'Otllth<I101D docs 011 It's HIU'd is to we Tbt an'yn>Oft'. His <OOJI<Siod >oeals are Who u a •dUc:lc: to proodytia:. Rill, >tJiritless tnd laoki01 coovktion. Helinp about our .nd """'· mow orr ..-bat • &nod cook he it. You tc<, P<ttb one of turbulent wortd and injustl<ts u lr the pnmlcr cbcf• of the 'music he's auclitloolna IO< tb< alto pan world. Ht round a winnin& rtclp< or. Orqorian chant llOUp. and lltJCk to it. Eat too much or Townsh<nd mUM ba•e destroyed >am<tltina, tbou&h. and il bealns many a btaln cell d0..-oln1 all Ihal to lotc Ill~. riaJitl Tdl thlll ~~~rum ova tile reass: the to Jolla Otild o( the rocken. poor -··command or the ..bose rtclp< ,.,. Who pie wu l&n&uac< and power to prodoocx apin used on II., Hwd an4 rdcvant imaaaY bas <todod can II< tnnsc:ribed u lhlll: "Take cotUicknbly. 0oetc Vt tlte four aciD& ~pcnzan. Plocc than Mr<CII'WiK- aod the O<tc lim< In a lludio. Add a dub Of c:onntblfistl< cldiJht h< bad in $Yiltbcmer• • pmdl or 1ftfamous diuectlna the hum.an ronclkion. D&tuey vocal, ~ ··~cr Now he pens lines like, .. We're. chords" and a cup or prtclslon Jmporcnt aod oeuterod Ute whinina c:au/We've bw playl01. Sprinkle with ahematcly roercc: and todlllc drummfna, aod simmer \intil lynco John• prod piper aod lost the rau." Ob my Oa~ . There IS one fine tune on this oJbum. a dan«ablc, fun kod·up number entitled "Emlnenc< Front." Despite the ernbanosiina tnteness or the chonu' double cntmdr< ("Com< and iooin the p1117 drcoiCd to kill"), It's a """'clcrful .ana. ·~h it~' spickry auitar llouriih<S and Joduetl•• To,.nih<od vocal. One aood 10111 de.crvu tu>Othtt, Thcrt isn't anocher I could nitpi<.k rorcva abc>ut ohu lllbum, b«ausc the Who arc •cry ncar and dcar to m<. Th< bnttality or my asscnment h not unfounded. I hale the Idea or m7 former helOts b«omlna a tra>'csty, yn ltli<m\l\inaYOICI&bk. They're ri&bt, n a hard.lwd to om:pltbrir """illinjp><U to In it to· If they keep tolna 111 this rille. th<Y'r< aoina to md up openin& for Wayne Ncwtoo In Lu Vc:ps In a rcw yean. Th<Se &u)'l """ 't a&ina ~taaful(y-tbey'rc ruina orgasm1 and we aJJ know h . appca1 to bave penooal meanlnJ ror ~ aod ever listmcr. Sene ltlllllodialdy... "''lw'1 i&. Tbat"s It's H#rd. Thtt< is ........ny notltlna ~. lmpirin&, or outaandlna 011 tltu albUftl, h II to ooo-<lac:ripl,.., Who, aod oo aekneyod, that if it - • pOUible ror one to linen to oatmeal u ..ell u oat it, ll'.s Hard would be tl!< llklmlllc dlntnafaur.l uperlcnet. Eveu tlte silent but deadly underdoa. Joba Entwistk, , .... Ilion or his usual eacdlax:c. Tbt Ollultl tbse< 00 tbls albwn, aod oa1J .-or thaD, "Ooc At A Time," toe. ...,.. or lhot old Entwlolk-. Wllik "It's Yow Tlttrt •• displa.yJ Joba .. his sardorllc - · tlte musk, tilte 10 ._,.of iu compa~rio< ToWIIsbmd compotltjons, barkeu• bocl to an wlitt compMitloo (In this ........... Hod Enou&h ... "o.nccrow" bouu a Oavorful. What if the football strike lasted forev.er? What's to be done with the stadimn? AnSwer: f\.fEGA-ROCK surtldtut IUIIOII:IIt or time for than to rclaa. bit, str<tcb tbdr Umbo, an4 pnt:tiec tltdr ' - aod mike twirUna. runnlna Jtlab. Tbt fiDe c:allber or tbdr live perfontWICQ ~ ...... iD tlte Who klald· O.vid Jo Is ~ lq) all ......... .,._ the$< days. Maybe be's bavina llDucW lll(llllcma. lutyway. If you ..u.d 111m ot tbla :rar's UB Fall!... ~ b your to -.:~o thiJ tot·Dol Sltllt hiJ •urr. Bet ,.,.. a dollor b.ls b.ls ll1<dley of A.toiiMb' nuta. Bet you .-J1<J dollor that balr tbt -'< 1D lite- au4ialco ..W be 10 lriod thai they wca•t...,. about JobanKD. What a ....e. k to say that the ml&hty CWh arc tolna to fed tlciCiclodly sua!JIIt·jocketod, bdna that they're 0!1(111QI for the Who. Know what? They don't 1\aY< i!ltpoctAtlon It s..rr..- safet_y pbu tbsotlll> th<lr bdl)'lxt«oetl, - do they ¥01D1t on .stqc. Wblll they do b a rwiiY th<oc days: they play really &nod mualc:. Political, dfvuosif!Cd, and docu\fJioll. You may - ut>Ckraand llllbe ......S. ...,.... you owa tbe olbums. but ...,.... you're a llfdt:u iwllp or llalo, you ...,t• be able to llaltd m11 no. they're oa...,.. -lril-"-tobelbe.,..tbalyoullft d.-! flooD the-~ 111P ud rtcl II - . r y to . . t h e - f O < - wtaik lbe OaU .... 00. doa't be II&Jiy to thote or ... who ... So doo't brccr lato Rlc:b Sladi- )\Ia iD t1JDe to <lll<h lite arand old mat or rock PfO¥< they've IIlii ""' k. Wild> O.vld Jo wfak bit ... 111d wl!oop il Qp, dtliabtln lbe raw Intensity of tlte Cltt.lh. JWI blah's the Sabbtotb day ~·t man you~ to reat. ,.....,,11......,_ 11112 : 1N._w,;,~..,; .7 �• ' Network TV's new Fall seasc . brand new programs, same old ~ _ _ __ ...., Setb GoodehUd T il< mot< tJunp c~w~ae. tht....,... they aay tht .1 ~. ~0<1< tdtvbioa'• ............ is. tedious ~ iD Wll<lltna tht most . . -......ted ODd didl<· ricldc:o idw and udtniqut~ imqinablt (or is tbll unim<t~illoblt1) So what's ntW about tbll! Uttle, excepc there .,. a few clim flkk<rs of quality. Tbc best thlna about the "D<W" RUOn, which of!id.ally opens this Tucsclay. is thot all of the allows llt muaJy into one stale old Cotqo<y or ano<her. So here'• a quid: rundown of what will be appcarina this fall ancl the Ofia>nol sbow It bu lxal stoleD, cloned or spun-off rrocn. R- ;;"tk Lost Arlo ....,fb: T.Ja of r~t Gold M<Hlk<T (ABC) and Bnlll 'tm 8«t A It"" (CBS). Tbtst two do no1 even ottcmpt to bidt thdr ..,..,.., Botb plou m-olvt around the advent uta of a dubina youna hm> who monkeys around in either Asia ot Africl, surrounded by lo..,ly women (and SO<Dalmcs dau&)1tm or collqc profcsson). As tlq)t<lecl. the two aallant odvcnturcn run afoul or various villans ODd wind up WO<Irina out or trco<hcrow l.ltuatioos. ABC's Tllln oftlw Gold Monkty is p«>bably the mort autha>tk or the two. swrina Slcvm ColliDs u tht blueeyecl bcro. Colllns plays a arao pilot wbo is bdped 10 his eaobC ac:apodts by • .,........,. . . _..lltliCid SP1 (Caitlin O'H.....,.) Roddy 116:Dowall bdpt out. B"'ll · - B«k A lilY .based looidy on the lqm of fRnk Buck.stlll1 Bruc:t Bolidulcr u It>< odvmturu. He hu twiJIIJICC from lovtly Cindy Morllltl and his CYtt· loyal s«kltick Clyde KIISIIIU and hu CODIIInt NO ~JU with tilt Sin..,port undtrwodd. B-o-a Mal1lla _..,. rdrad.: />lou Houston (ABC), KJc.tAt Rider (NBC), Rnrtiltli<Hf Slttk (NBC) ODd a..... (NBC). Matt Howloo hu C\'C~Ylluna . A millioaoire Ta111, he .... 10 bored '""'..--looklna his clio-.s ODd oO e~~~pin thai ~II f...-! to iD~e tht ln>lltllc: Ius muldtudt or !riawb find themldva in. Pamela Hensley polys H.oustoa 's (1.« Henley) r\Pt hand ancl btwyor. Knitltt R~ is oauolly tht fwtion or ........S okl.tJmc TV allows and b acaret1 few tht _ . . . . _ The Aory line follows tht od'laltwa or . . llltdc:n:owr cop (l)avid Huselbotr), wbo II maimed in an ..,.;dmt, Ollly 10 ~ l)ieco:l ~ by . ~t lllilllciMitc. Ia his .....k moc1cta vdUclc ~ peoob doe COIIIIU}' ~ for villoiMus doocls Ia n«d of • t<>Ctlf)laa loero. RmU,.,I01t Slttk t-.- - . 1 ........... iDIO a lwei,..,., witlt. ditrtrall twlsl. A 4k>WD oa bcr luct pri"* cy< (Stcpbuic llmbaUJI) dcddcs 10 . .. . .,.. _ , . by cn:aliDa a rra~t~o..s boat, wbo m)'SC:rioullr _ . . . ooc day io real tife, cktDandln& ~~"" B.w, . a piece of tht oaion. Tbe unfbtppabk ID...U...or docs DOt tully want her bclpina Olll oo tb< ID~. )'(t sbc con 't bdp but fall in love with bisn. Let tht IICMnturcs Btol~tn. ~ This .. of lia-cc bt\IIIU. p tqia. Finally, thtst is Roben (Veps) Urich'$ UlW'DtO oaion in ChYUfJtf, the story or an uncl<rw11<r c:otiSIIbnt. RCcnlly r<tlrecl frocn the Cent.-! lnldli&cnce Aa<n<Y. W<><Jdna alone ildt with Kalt Rdd as his bou. Urich prances abo\11 in a - 1ult all day, cbasJn, Japancst assauiM, slory. and bl'k!nl<btcl wornco. tdevslon <uh<ads. form one A..u.. T~~c u su..t • - .,...,_, Sl. E~Nw~tuo. This is ......Uy Wlfair. Almolt all of NBC'1 proarammina bears -.r similarity to iu mudl-llyptd cmr Emmy-iecl oaies. This just copb the stOry bod 1 little bclu:r than the ral. Set in a hospital DCstkd io tht WO<;st par1 or to-. this MTM«iiiutecl sbow hu almost 20 rqlllor c:boracttr1 ODd various story liDcs. lt tries to capture the human drama ancl h111110r that OCCUJ$ in 1 boopitol't day.iJI.ancl-day-ovt batle qainll !Mwmountable odcb. r-• Hl&hS< this sbow SiJwr~ Arulk, bl '' m.ata1 )().ODd .. ~ mouofL St..a,. uc1 Hot<~ ltuoltarnrs: TJ Hooktr ~8C) and CqJfQ •nd L«q (CBS). Wrlliam Shot.., b bock and early retums iodlcate tbll his popularitY u captain of tht most famous spocallip or all lime: bu transftnccl to the blue wit or • poliam&n. Tbu sbow wu Wtially broadc:ast lut ,.ar and bu 1x<n pmaina an tver-incrcasio& - · o r tht l"lllillp. A >Cieran. who l)f<ftr1 tht bell to the desk, II< aucmpu t o mtcr)C<IIOlllt old·rasbionod ttdtniQIICt to tOm< old·fuhionecl problems. Nol.bina novd berc. C#poQ ond l..tltYy hu tht unfonunote tuk or ropladna Lou GroM . Even tllc. network will asn:e that this tal< or tWO fcmlaJe poiJcmlan is I SOrT)' substitution. Tyne Dilley ODd Sblt04I Ctasl flaht DOl onl1 cad> Ol.her. but tht ..U. or IClCism in all wolka of life. ~: G/orltl (CBS), N""-t (CBS), ODd Th1 Ntw Odd c-p/1 (ABC). GloM briQp bock Am«i<a•• cutcJt SIMc-$ally Stnrthers, - o d ftoiD ..... busblad. ODd with .. <ilb1 ,.ar-old Soey. Sbc's oom< 11oa1e 10 u - Ntw York to start bel' life all.,..,. with tht hdp of a..- Memlitlt. War\iaa u an IS1Istam to a YCI<ril>arian, Gloria disoovon tht -.,. of 1111111-town tift , _ . . . frocn h<r fothet and • -· Bob N...,lwt'l ""um b .,._lvdy nomecl N<wlton. Afu:r he ODd his wife purdtut a ocw home In Vermont, the comedy lqins as the bwl>olld and wife ....,. ~ fRnD b his mli<h) op<rllt an inn for ~. Tbe oaJy ~l N<kbor or the dl)o, who hoi! from M~Mancn. kDcnr tbe tlnl tbiaa about~ . Luckily for t1xm (but - for 111) T - Pot-. It oe hllol lor bclp. ' Picture two bo-<a, 001< a pilocQpapbes, 001< I sponnoritcr. Ont'1 Dpoc:catlly - . tht odto<, • lllob. T.......... tb<1 make tht Nnt Odd CAtlt*. Roa OIMI (8&mey Miller), plays Felix and o.a.-1 Wtlooo (Sanford ODd Soa) rq>riJ<a tht rolt of o.cat. T_....., the two co-aist iD • Monhott.., ~t. off threat VOJ"g<' l«nnltod travels ac fcmcd to intcndecl moufam uulmphln T .. s..F Po..,- o., 7JiotQt. duowt~ 10 lbrooe. T mystery. 7JiotPo who..,., pbtyecl by home by • tosestlcd ldd. Ziul Tucktr wboopm wifea<U Cit, Dicl<c w._., about an porcou; 5 Code Reel of • nwn Uanlftrecl And f.. always tiM $yftthom< Sl.nU., ' .4Jioerbm and count And tiM castorrs, r tholaaht c:r Networka· now-but rdqllecl t a.,.,.....;...,..-.,_,ao_- �• 1 . . :ones octo ,.pt04K(Ioa: Stvrn Bridafor ~ possibly last lona. Widow marries brother thtr they mat< oonfuslon, d\aos, aDd .s<. Hdp me. ,., Sq'""• l'qs. ..,lis b<cotnina popular "' pop cultun aDd -p1otu alllh< stacotYP<S t.1w mata u is. Tbert au punters, JQu.ares, us clo,..ns aDd b<audts. Toab<tba they 1o11 >nt ctiquc. Click. ''" Sill'« Spoons (NBC), VoJW~= (NBC). 'OV IS actually closer 10 JUchk RJcb thOD h< plot .. to all< aDd cllildrea-orian<d t.lw , calCJO<Y. lbis is th< tak or Edward, ... Rick), aa< 12 who arc very rich aDd spend r timr playinc with oomput<n and fcodina o th<ir fonun<. More thrilllna rul tift drama. 1 a modrmitd -.ion of AMic. An orphan is Pluaw Bou (Jon·Erit Huwn) for bis s tuDe. 1.oto other eras,. •bert tM duo aTe '" luSIIOy throuaJ> tbdr ~"*">i>x. ) OUDJtT __...., the IWO will be1tJe tb< ' viUoans of history. aDd IS$ist aond ill l\tr cYil th.roug.bour tht qcs, Wit<~ (CBS), TM f•rthro Situ (NBC), 1M Qw.st (ABC). ,, Ill< Story of four vcry differmt J><OPk, tl<tr rn tbe land of Qlmclora, all bcin to lh< cocnpct.Jhon is m.-cCDK and t.tk solution a .. atanl ltld<: TIICk.-r's ''of Morthew SI!V fwurts Lou Goss<tt, u a J\llldian to the outlaw utrllerrcstrial, ~cr Barton, who bu ESP. Forcod OU1 of his nucs, Stat <ccua to Eanh, wtlere be bopes .,. ..., b<conJ< .-her tudUSt luu primc-<llllt. hiab ICbool 4'utlt ,. .-ber busbed aDd wife team to flaht crimes aDd solve mysteries. Tbe powcra from starin& Into tho eya or her lrcT 10i T:FMIIb' 71a- (NliC), ndicol couple who .... ' - c llliddiHced . • , ,.. F'~ (ABC), . . . . . bot-"' Tul: It Taka Two (ABC), llliOtbcr story ' - ; aDd CMrn (NBC). Ta» a borroocn. of us wbo can' ttaDd laia, t.bcre's !OW>. Ill the -u this )'<101': .,., OtiM \OR: rrr-, Mil Milwr's !Jw6Juw, x , _ n. '· .,.. EJedrit " " ' - ,..., 77wn, ,.., 1M-- /trotlwn, .,., J~a Sittttr• • otber rcttads. you bave ll. A UUiy INpirina oolloetion of .... aDd rebasbes. One .......w baft • _, pey·TV ~have ~Aspired the Jla aD, their podcerboob are ill ~ ... U.dliamce - cradvity ba... beeo lbe cimalar file ......... GraphiC/VIvian Mauro �live shots An unfolding of overlooked arts The Yoicu of Ujima, Junidl Booch, The praentina a SoundJ and Edloa of Y<OWI]I- TI'G(f.,adot't Qifr-Sq>t""/11' 10 area Third World tl<P<csslon bcnealb the dim tit &Jve or a d ub wh""' ln•mnls.slons art ladna with t<n<l<mcss. 1b< rilual tdlO<S eanyons and unS«n Delds of spirit CT)'Ina for dootitwed by the c!ribbUna remcmbra.oce. ll....:!Uaa put t he ramlratloa& of pol]tical cat...,n.ina. Beyond tbc ~na of lb< mindlea, caqlu the irony of the lliall•: Him Soirlt they <011 't moll·lrol CIIIIIIDI Ill bo<qht -$Old, Frt<dom lll<mUrS Dllt- h•lldrt1!/oJd. Sled Pulo< I, Wtillliallt of mist and rdkcrioft. From saaooana lOwoe&~JOO to 111< po.....tw ppo~ or " PCO!>k C.. R...Sy, " the tunc was for midnilht ..U. COC\iure. Spdl> - • lbt 11tart of proJtctoon, c:tWkn&iaa pcrpk.don. It ... a c!Uplay or Buffalo's 81ack Anth<ti<; ...,., on tht most put. u it•s nC\'cr been .sKn bcfort. Quite an bt rc:al. e~pmrne<:, to Tbut was also 1 bil or commt~uuy for Askmblyman Arthur 0 . E~ (lht niahl wu • bcotfit for his rt<lectlon cam.,.ian). lOlii< "Old-tim<" M.C.In&, one! some ~\'dy Utl:ft li_.,..,..:all of which P•• lbt .....,. the cltsxred clown·bo<M lllir. In sllon, ll ...... niil!l •11tn tht oathetlc and Ill< bwa""""" - • anploy<d rn lb< 1tocxs or pubbdy -··· Qm!J>Iifyina 111 ind......,w I WOGCI<T. thouall, If tilt pmlominantly 8latl: audita<< benefit of aul!ltntk cod uail c:sotcrica of Spyrn 0)'111 on the P .A. The itony was deep. if llJIJ)()(jced by . _ . The Yoicu or Ulima opened humbly, from the seed of Cbil<:alllamcut, and ~Y blouomtcl into tbt dirat-lin dw>t of c:1toir and dnltn joiiiCd .., fon:dully qujff Ul'bule. Quiel Slmlilh ripplinc titc Ill< thntm of deaD wiDd upoa swe:auna ttmplcs, rduiaa brows I.IJlknitina, <)'a c:hal........ the ~air . A IOIIJIO form full breath. At tht clo~ of thttr pcrformann, Ujillta unveiled their 11 Fun'' sooa. I l.umorous tra..:linJ sl<lt willeh consisted of Diana Ross prop, ~ paru $Os du·wop, and tle~ty·lc~ pons shc<r ........,cowncss. If the skit visibly clashed witb tht breadtb of tbc:ir preomwlon. il wu......,..;. ra iu Wit and earned modt Ill$'*· N61 ~ lbc ..,_,,y or mdodlc lbwtdcr. The.,..... amiably waJlln& t.broQ&It lilt tall brush, iD Rardl of sun. Jazz atdtln& tbt borizoQ. lluoolalta Atthor "Junidl" Booch, wbo bu aweh<d dynomic 10111J>111x with McCoy Tyna and EMn Jooes, came forth bristliaa with I"'SSCWWCe, his rnountaloow summonJ Jl<mly n... and ci\Ykmna and yi.IIIJD<rioJ t'lill• a muter ~ a soqlalk - iluuumcaul. Frnam 1oot lbt ronn or ~ yielcliDa rlcll, anlly furtows In lb< ear and nW>d, """"vMcllandscopc IO Ill< clotlcnas and tbc lit!lt. Tbaa da.is man, io a toWn whoK rttotdln& _.,ts can Ilana up loado or quick cash Oil 111010 las worthy; that Lhis bass c1ottor bu ncm bad an album or blJ own Is no more c:rim<, b~t an IAdictmrnt of this c:ity's basic inconsiderateness IOWatcb its mOll dynantk artisu -an indJCUDcnt shartd by all oonccrnccl, rcpnll... of color. stilUS, or dqrcc of visibility. ThtouJI>out all tbc pcr(ormana:>, tbe pcraw;ion'd hand of tbt Hatlct. Umhopha Emilie L&timcf, roDdtcd lht lltart or tbt bloodflow tlw $wq)( tbc .s.y, Now Umpboba bro(a&Jit forth lbc Sowxlnl>d Ed>oes of Yftl)liiiJA. dosi.Q& Ill< show "itb Ill< hcartcniq tyrical coovcnodoos tblt would proct.im tbt m,ht. The purifatloo truly hcpo. Sldu on skin. 1b< ~>Met. Wlna fli&ht. Enltt the Spirit mrwm. Umbopha, cmer&ina oo tbe whlstUna call of M1u Mau resolution, Invokes the crops tht llarth: Yvonne Hicks. A.niJ!Ia Hasaan. and she who is K. _ of the CCremc>Qy, tt.mrout.yc N'Diayo. All bearinJ lbc saa<d or mblra (Onser plano) and fcrtiUiy rituah wblch rose and $w1yed ~h the cndlmllfll of bounty, cllmuina only wbrn the communal rift hu bet~\ answfted and shared by one and all. Here w».-ry ......... or eandl<, ~·y cnterin& our prcoencc with fOfiO(tcn steps. IDimiAabJ\a tbc Patb. l<tlll\lel tha1 made joy witb tbt 11tart and cuz ""' lht demons with lfCil wrath. It .... the Swinly tbt .ruon took fC'<UUICC. Fn>m Ewe clance 10 I maPatJif'IOtttt:itatloo O( 5l\lnaO wbo holdJ tbc datlalts io hll fbu, on throuall voyqa swqx ~pon the duckln& joy of dlildrcn of $10<111, the partOI.S or raiDbow, tht holden of..- and l1amc bearina the watcn, and Ill< promise of blaMJ. -Mkhod F. HopkltU ~~~~----~~----~~--~--~~----------- Brothers and 'modest' legend packs the Tralf 1"'le H~ .. Bro!HnTraljotrtadDn Oif~SqJtvn~ 18 F 10 aJvt a f"'l$tr·know "stan" a dt~~~CC to ma.ke a IWIIC or lbc:ir 00111. DwiOI a two .S.,0 StUll lui 'Octkcnd, The 8rotltcn, ear of lb< unkJIOwtl. ~lntbt ~world of can he a P«llJ lntimidatina fat«. Eopcdally at $6-'0 1 crxt, you'd thittt oome people miaht tblnt twice about IObull1iloJ down J&tl. 10 Buffalo's Tntl!amadct<c C.fe to 1lilten to 1 J1t0U1> billed solely as ''Tb< Hcalb I!Joll>m." But apparently a lot or people clld thOr homework and <Cad bciwem tht Uncs. They rccoani:r.cd tbc lqenduy Heath IWD<, from Juz aroups bJ. and clcdded ~~.! · Watern N - York' a . - . loteruadooal N- Wave Nlgbt Club Sept. 24th Sept. 25th Sept. 26th Sept. 29th YICUOYS . . . DI.UOYUIOP II.Ul..J'lTU NlW TOYS LoaDS Of THE NIW~ FREE Hoi dogl & HllftiHitV.,. tiiXED DRINKS 2 for the price of 1 oa Wede. tllru Set. CANADIAN MONEY AT PAR ,.catb n.....,. P<rcy. and,....., were )UJI M ....-11 and Swoel U lbt candy'* tlw bean tbc:ir - · This lfOUp, lllcM&&h, spocializa c:ommcrdal ja:zz- ''WII<n you Ill)' Bud·wa-... " . Add a rouch of Low Ra'O\J and a few ucchoorken I& the bor, you'd have bad a c:ommcrdll jio&Jc writer'• dream 11 the Trail. Bul lh.lt't no where beat the mark or what tht hand was eapablt of: 1 JOOd sdc<tloo o f roor<~~ona.plna jazz, (lncludin1 a rousln• ratdltloo or "Waterp~o In - 636-2208 --~,...~ - n ,,• • t, f''ll• ~38 6778 Mor1 Sal 'Cam 9pm RECORD IIOift10UI ""'- •~ -rw Cthct~ Vlslt Sc~tfl • .:~!:·: '"'"':) Slsten Boou ----- --------------- 1/JJ!t_ ~~! ~· •'Somctlmes, 1 ' added one veteran Tralf fan, 1tTha1'1 bow It aoa when you're unknown. •• •1~/f~ dassifieds are an effident way of communiooting ,.u..,.,, ~ THE S PECTRUM . Blues" by bass pla)l<r Pcte'/ Heath}, a love ban.cl. a rcw more blues ournber> and a 11111ba. 8csldes Ht:11b's crowd plcasiaa pcr(Ofii>&OC<, brother Jimmy, abo I jazz. Dar io h.iJ O'W1l riahl, c:himcd In well 00 Ill< suophooc, and pianiJI Sw:l Co..,.. tumcd In 1 aaod-up pcrfOI'lllal>t:C as wdl. The aroup's popularity appeared to 1urprisc cvm Tntl! ofrrc:Ws, who dearly -.o't ~ a nW' aowc1 for lb< lltW show Saturday nfaht. <; u n 1 2 S Cs-~ ~ - Fw Mmttoats-100 Elmwood 885-1523 Call Allendale Theatre 883-2891 for screen times Inlet $tlrltltl'"o's New Rea.u. NORASKA ,.... ...,., ttlt« litisII $1,91 1111 Tlfltlt A1MoMs FREE IIUTTOII WITH THIS AD Ml4ftltllt Sllows ..... $5.99 0«. 1 & 2 New lor ATAIII.., AT~ ....... $19.91 Stat lbld.n $30.97.., NmWRlC ~ $27.97.., ~ Vl$1011 nmtaoW $17.91 ' Klot k... $20.91 S.pl. 24 . 2S 203 AIIH It~ �liveehote Hoedown in the round Jobnar Cuhnune Caritr Casli-M~Iody ' 'w Folr-~pltmbu IS r ben I'm sinain' a IOQII doo't fori DO pam,'' sold tht MaD ia llladt, IIDd thai flU my ~or Johnny Cash 10 aT. To IM, aad l'lllsurr to IIWIY or tht Cash flkhful, the mM1 ""'boliza lbc Vlc:lOrious Undenlot. tht •wnac Joe or J - t>bo's able to cooquet lhcir pcriOCIAI dev\b, b< they or c1nta abwe or tht debuemmu or priaoa or IOlllelhina dtt. He ocwr q u i t e - lbc poia tlud dop us hWIWlS but the mUlk btlpo cue k. Cuh, Ute Dylan or l..tnnon or othcn at vviow potnu io tbier <&rorrs. embodla vinues hi> audieou fonds appcalina and comronlna. He's a ChrlstiiiD but 001 .....,., ianocmt, privii<J«< kn-ndtr; you art lbc fecllna bt's botn down thrrt 1111cl kno"'• what be's talklna about. Tblt tined and banetc<l faa , 111l\'tlly voice IUid qwcl: milt add up to 1111 easily Ukeabk and ~bk perrooa. or...- wben Cash is offstqe ht moy (fa< all I taow) t.. oothlna tin his poblk r-. The poilu is that many peopk on clrawn tO tht side or blm tlw thty aor: tht positive ... esJoo/1 ovc:n:ome. Johnny Ouh. Alln all, wbcn oeptivitY don't puB ya Uuvuah .. . Wc<lnadlty. S<pt. IS. Cash and his ..;rc June Outer Casb-o deaccftdant or the mUlkally pio-rina Outer dan, a .on or country Royal Family and another jewel in tile crown or J.C.'s unsuDl«< ~<-9<f(onnod at North Tonawanda's o"'ll Melody Fair. Frcsll rrom dental suraetY the day b<fore (which explains tht opm!Q& quote), Cash mumbled a bit more !han wua1 b<ltoolllldc<l llne oevenbd<:u. CUb clld tlle forst half of lbc flnt.., withoW Jun<, C~Pa>~na•·!th two or bis most ........run (and - . " A RID& or Fire" 11>d "Fobom Pruoa Blues". both or •luch otote ~flam< or 1M Cub w..,. with their 1a1u or pcoanee. and emption. Jtockina bec:INp came r""" a -> ..W.I'a<:lory nve e band tb• provide<! the shufllloa trutmblt """k requl~ by Cult's oountry/roekl'bllly musk. In answer 10 • request. Cash starttd ,strummina hiJ quitar IUid slnaina a diny about a "(Diny Old) E'u Suckin' Dot.'' Judailll from the •boel·*'.,....,er-<dleatstd4hls· Antonio Rose" .lbe playc<l bet'autoharp and, contlnuloa the old·llme mwlcianship, she pjctc<l bet banjo ror tbt next t\Uie htfo"' tn<lina the set with a stirt·r.Wna. knot· slappina, ~-bloom<r-showil\1 boc<lown. The seeood set feature<! • GWIIb<r or JIOIIIC\ toolS includina one rrom the...,. 77w Ad-lliU qf Jolurll)l Oulr LP. Reiafa<da lbc lmqe ,.... a lilm dip from the CAs.b's movie wr11oa or 1M Ouist saory, tllmed ln lbc MMlcllc Eal 111 the <lrlt onauics. Cult aoldie "I Walk TM Line" 11>d tbe SOlll Arlo Guthrie (another Ouistian/counuy trolkie/ roetcr) had a h\1 with. ·ory or New Orleans." added a dose or RCUiariJm to the proe«<<lnp. Cult had some sad..,., 1bou_t Stnc: Ooodman. aulhor or the lau~ sona-h~'s: tot lwkemla. Still, the "wl\en I'm sln&in' I don't feel no pain" pbilosopby provallc<l. Savina the btit for last Cult hoistc<l barmona tO lipo Oot·bcforc IQCiion or tbe band, I think the old fo.c lltadt II up.onlbc JIIOI and blew llcll$, bad mouth 'n aU, on a rolloci.lna train JUG< 10011 joined bim on tM rtvol~ staac. looldoa not - . . -ilh his a•ilansto(urncd.flddltr, the kind or 1\1~ tlw much old<r than she~ to be. HUJband IUid wife clld a ralsa tlle hair on )0111 - k aad It!> )'0\11 fm to tappiaa. ~ arurr-<1111>111«1 duet Oft "If I Wtn A Orpmtn." loqina for bwndum. Jobnot left and lben )UM prove<! tlw tM Canor blud>lood Thus m6«1 a pletiu..bl...<nina "''h , .. 0 or tile ic&>t (lows in vdns. With htr blllbilly oc:e<ru and en<radk put-on. amu1ndy fritodly performrn I've .,er bad the style dM: cvl up "Wabash Cannoaball" 1111d "W~Ithe pleasure to see. And any show you can take your Mom to Circle Be Unbroken," both of which her Appalaclllan and walt out smDina with i1 alr\ght by .,e. aneeoton qnatc<l bact in the ':lOs and ·~ _._F_or _ "_ San ________ _ _ _ _ _ _ Bob S<-ltoolt)' w Men at Work makes it their business to win over a sold-out Uncle Sam's Mta a t Worii- UIICI~ Smn':r-~pumbu 16 band playlnJ at Uock So.m's In 0...\tO"ffP biS 101 1 101 to o<errome. For one thlnJ, the pia« J«<lllto ha~ been desian«< by a arvper: h's bald to belle-< that >0 many sweatlna bodies dust~ into the main room aren't ViObtinaaomt kind or fir~ rquladon. Coneell(ually. the bot treat> its patrons to wch r<aulat fmurn as ..Screw NiaJu,"' on whkb tach rnak patron is IJVtft a boll. - h fetnalc • nut. and • prize b orrcr«< to an>· coupk who ean awdllhcir. ub.llll~ toa<lhet. o;..,. these COl) features, a1oQ& witll rqlll&r lnvolwm<nt from Buffolo'slolchna I<CDJ·bopper FM statioo. il'sSutpnSUll thai 1M ....._ Uodt paiiOll 10 have a (physoeal) I¥ or II and a predik<:tlon r.. Miller b«r aad vodka clrinks. ID spite or this, iJ lbout tlle only local outl« for appearances by bands unable to sell out Larscr halb and UIUultc<l r.. JUeh speclaljz.ed clubo .. lbc Tralf Of tho A s..m·. s..m·s CootincDtal. M<11 at Wa<t ore tuneliUy on thtu flnl Amtnclft tow, ~sud> mlildle-siu dubs, drsp!te the fld that they're • hu,dy . - f u l act in thdt homdand of Auaralia. Their Jllow lut week at Uncle Sam'> was a ..U-outoc:caston.' and thooah 1hil ean M attribute<! to J<Vcral fldors (l.t., the afon:menliontd t. b. radio station was 1ponsorin1 a patty Ihere at tht samr tlrM for those ..ho had aumdc<l • prtvitw or tile Pink Floyd Tltt Wdl/, and had Men (livinaaway fret lltkdltO tht show for ""'cral weeks). &n1Qilt in tlle cro'<'d who hadn't OOtTI< ~y to stt Mtft at Wort ..-as woo over by &how's mm end. Detrad0<1 of tht band claim thai tlley'rt a •'VID«<-over ropy of TM P~. Wllllt k''l trw that tht voeals, .c:spcaally iA the ......_.,., ore lUi~ simiW 10 tbooc or 5uq and torGpany, ...., • Welt's &0\Uid II really quite clill'erent. • differ<I>C'I thai bcocomts IDOr< apparmt five. As Mflu aa Aust.raUaa af'oup, Men at Work cxvdt a boery fcllowsblp thai the audience without reaortina encom- 10 simpk..mlodtcl " - lldics. TM 1Jasuuitu-bow-clrunu lio<up iJ llcsMd OUt by Qrea Ham on ........ kqboandf and "fiddly Usonp" (110111< nice, undtntalc<l eltctrollia). Lead SIOI<r Colin Hay loob like a down-llndcr Ray Davies. which matchts IM IClnks·like spirit of jolly paranoia in much or tilt lyrics. (Tht "'"" ... aliO full or ,...... idioms that should have no troubl< maklnathdr way Into Am«icanest, provide<! IOmtonc translates lh<rn.) If ynu mUst anoloaiu. perhapo Hairtut 100 mlnu• the lnsht<nt clltoriness would ht cloltt. TM Thursday olaht erowcl wam't coo«rnc<< with dcri,..._, tboup, d appina and siJ1ciDa alooa with Men at Work's beltcr.tiiO"" soap: "Wbo COD II Be Nowl", ' ' Down Ullld<r," and " Be Ooocl Jollooy," from tile aroup's d e b < l l - album Blditw:D., TM &lloW was • trill< &holt and '-fully tlley'U b< bact to make up fO< k . v-. -M. FIIUSt The metamorphosis of Joe Jackson ~~ J~ P,r, N~ YO<k City J en..Mw-TIIt . « Ja<ksoa II a bit of &Q od<liJJ ID musk these clays-be'soot afRICI Really Goina Out W'llh Himl," IUid It ddtahtful. JatkiOo ...., It lo a QI>Pdla, wnh tht five ....,.ben or the biUid J>I'OYI<Il!ll voea1 myUtm. It was whlmsleal, but not sktmiOJ)y 10, IUid n -ttded JOocl-particuWJy since, if you think aboUI d. tlw Isn't 1uch an easy son1 to""" lo try somethlna lltW. While hi• various cbanaes may nO'I aJ:wayUhnU those .,-.,loved wlw'• aooe b<fore, fie.,.,... fails to lt:orp ua on-our lOCI. And thtou&h his attempU at several clivcne styia ht bas maontau>cd a hlab dqne of ooasisteney. always Jot. tk _ , . tlle Limon Kwai or 11e« enq tlle pop or Loot~. ad tlle jauiDao of bis !&tea, """' Md Dtt:f, jua aboU\ uatn:rent to . "Real Men." • slow aumbc rrom the aJ:bum wtlldl was "banDt<f Gp tbc BBC," was ...,.;l\1, with Joe (IDOlll\1 1\d "-! OUt He seetU1 IO have swildlcd bis wrath from_.... wbo cSoo't """'111m to Jod<ty .......~ (•11lch has al"lYS a tqa or bls), ......jecs lllflltr hal 6c.come evtaii>Otecnodal oow-C.F. "Chlaa1owa," "Througb his attempts at "lido Quy," witb las bottom than it has Oft the 1a111c-nltD«< album at1d "Tuocdo Junaioo" from Jump!• • JIWJ Joru.-.mn-- equally wdl. DeW ··<:ancer.'' several diveiSe styles be has maintained a bWI degree of consiste!lcY. ' ' And 1M r- 11111 willt billl. He aold 0111 IWO ••~ . . . . . lllM Pior iD NYC .. tlle cod of loa_., ll!d 101 as milCh raarate r.. ~ """'(''Stqpa' Out") as be did for -"ln& old ("I'm IMMaa"l. • 1berc _.. oo pdtan, it's uue, but keyboardlau Joy Askew IUid AI W ci&nwt fiUcd iA adadnbl)': $ut ){odjopouloUI' .. wrrt, unfonunatdy. 1he only selections from those albums. His double en<:OI'e c:ome from I'M tM Mo11. ~olre.wiK, Jactaoo ICO<Qiuatcd the old and lht rcca>t wkb • mere nod 10 wlw IllY In belweco, wllldl was -.ctbiGa or a diuppolaUIICftt. llut _ . . <lanetd ad alooa• ...., tloert wu ..... and k wu cold OUI. "P eople danced and ~ alo~. and there was drama... ' pen:uio;on wort.... impOIWII Coatwe or Nl&}tl Mtl 0.:,. -pkmts>led evaytltiDa - . h ~ "Sbt Gets Paid on ..a F~· IAI~ a "Soulb Laadoc> 5cDba." aod 110 00. Out -ry 10 Ute abacllo< or ......,..IU>d tM lddidoD peraiS1ioA. "Loot Sbarp" ao<1 otbtr old tllllel &u "Scmdlo' "->" were • f<WO<bd a bh, but 10 lhcir detrimc:nl. J..-- kept tbaG ooundina (rub. Tile-~ alttl'lllion. ...,_,was so Joe'sJial biak. ''Is She, or 8o)' Nut Dooc ManhaU Cl<G.Iba• opened tht tvtniDa, with a oct llmll.v tO his Undo So.m's .lbow a r... •«ts beet (How could k b< ~1). Althouah tloc IOIUid . .....'lib< boa ror his tiabt, voeal·twmoov oriente<! u1o pop, h t - a 1o1 or fim IIOA<thckoa. -PotCIII'rllll.t()lt Fsloloy,~...........l • • " - - -.......... - · ~1 �grmves & fr -enzi~s McCartney: b.ig of opinion 1'11111 M.c:artaey T14 of W<V (Columbia) ~..... -.ldolv>p}ormic , . . _ M. Fllll>l, U.IW llluttil- falololf. '"" tkttnff!Md '""' lv botlt tilcn IWI diJiiUs And's ..... oltNm. r- tlvtl, tlv posdi~. Tllf of'W• is 1M album llw il -""" M<Canney would ll<>'er make, .....U... d~ to disinclinalioa or, say IUs cl<lnclon, IKk of abtlity. 1be Cf!ltral tondmcy of IUs -.oH, indudfn& moll of that done with 1be You-Kftow-Whol, lw btdl towanl fiotby p0p ttUI<I. EV<n when the mwk and performances tou&h<Md up, as oo &md o• rlt• Rwt and VrnllS ond Mtlf'l, tht lyrics Rood in tb< way of takln& the albums S<tiously. McQnney hu exprc:uly said in the put that be felt lyrics were cfupo..ble to what h< wu doina. usina them mostly for onomatopod.Jc value. A man who ch<rishts IUs privacy, be .....,td deicrmlntd that nothlna of IUs pcnooal life would rmd lu way ioto IUs musk (with 1M ea<:epdon of IUs W<orio....,_,, a trait be sb.vtd wilb loh.o Lennon). HIS last altNm, M<CwtMy/1, more than ...,. full of obacure or dowurliht siDy at>d ~ Sludio tiltk<rlAa~QI bc<:awc it caDK a few ~ afl<r IW cddxattdJ>wc at>d ~llsal-jail. .....,.._,_.., rona r<p)tltdly (at>d Wldt:ntlllldal>ly) • For t1oc lime. McCUtaey ~-....tlr.of.-..bla 00 1l<r of w... without k>linc the vvt- of bb ~wort. II b tcmpdQI 10 say tha! the $PW to this was l..alt>ool's death. That be the~ IIDde from one 10111 o.bldl rumiutcs oo t1wit .........S rcla&looship, how....-, there is no~ of sud! an cffta bert, at>d 1M q.-loo mwz be ldt to 1M \ illtavlcwcr>. The title - • · "bidl opms 1M album, con..,.s McQnney'• Slit< of mind as be ~ the • of fony: "We aptatd mor</11111 with OM thltll at>d &nO(hcr/Wc "'ere tryllll tO out do -=1> other/ In a tul of way." Uft is a - · of pvc and tak<, pu.<h and may or may - puU, knowltdcc at>d faDorancc-a tension thlt can b«omc a maclsttorn If fouJht 0<, If rcallltd and balanctd upon, a oonclitioo or vfvilk harmony. This ronocit unlllc& tht album as a wholt from ~What ..., oncn Vlltly diJparatt 10nas. Only the (anal sona. ''Ebony and Ivory," JliCC O( COrul&nt C"Xplkates lht' theme apin, &u~&CS~i!llthat "there is aood and bad in evcryonc•• • / We 1cam to JIV< -=1> other/What •• ftttd to .survh-c • • " In bet wed: n., of w., oddrpKs a variety of sub)ecu. ltOCM ltaht and IO<IIC ponderous; love at>d fantasy (" DrCif Me Up ,.. • Robber'"). individtW hdplcoAIGs ("The Pouod is Sinkifta"), . - ! < w.curily ("Somebody Who Catu"J. McCartney ~ or the INmlmmu, bul wtth bdp than ..-I. $koi< Woodcs u a IIUI.JO< OOIIUU>IIror on two of the l.nleb, 11114 Eric su-n ol lOa: ..-e provk1n backi:a& vocals tJ\rouPout, wllik cad Pcrtw ducts oo the rocbbilly sbufOc "Get It"; Otnoy Uioc, lliniO Sian, Stanley Carte. St~ o.dd, at>d Allcly Mackay also contribute. Another q.-ioo for spcculoriaD is McCmmey's cboioc of Oeorp Manillas prodoccr. Presumably McQnncy fell the octd of a diJtaoctd bat>d, but it's han! to tdl who io rcspoos>'ble for the rlnll product. The . . . _ u an: wpcrb, tmd the ord>eslralioo oo "Tus or War" u particulllfy bcautifal. That -a is easily.,... of the beSllht11 McOutocy bas ...,-written, and the album as a wbole, wttile not as visc:onlly pleasina as &nd a. 1/v Run, is his most maiUIC to date. . .. and now, tltr •ta•rl~.•. MtC41Uley docsn't&O much compo&< &OIIIJ as 10 Into tht studio at>d slrin& toac~Mr frapncots. 1111 of Wor, Ilk< prc-.ious efforu, is a bwy olbum-jtul when you'reaott.ina romfonahl< with oM melody, it switc:bcs over into somctlli!ll o!Mr. ''Ebooy tmd Ivory," about wbicb I Will 111 as little as poiSJ'ble, is cspecially &UiltY or tl\is, as b "The Pouod is • Sinl:iQs." One SOo.J that is frH of this dvttcr is tbe otMr r:o1W>o<atiocl with Stem Woadcs. "What·· That You'"' ~1" uoronwwdy, it's abo rru of any mdody, havi!ll beat ck'PCiopcd -.-.edly rrom duriQ&. Sludio j&lll at>d a riff swiped QD Ser~'s potpourri.of mazurkas, impromptus, ballades and nocb.:n1lffi Pda Sertdoo CJtopiJt (RCA) MY iDuoduc:doo to plaoiot Pt<cr S<rtiD came - 1 0 lo"'.., wbco lliotoed to • ........_ lil>raey m:onliilaof17w~ v.-~oors. It . . . loll ckbod album; ......... !be dale. primarily ...... bl' . . -'1 IOIIIibvily, I oliO .....Sa tloaiditJ ~ I easily dlaltcd "'' 10 the .- ~-·JODI !alder 1111: of * cisld-- ...rrcr a "'"'*-... No . . _ . . e:ublisbcd ....... """' Scrt:b> bas Ulldisputably ..... it. Tbe .,..... I t t Jtill there, but 10 . . . musta<:bc.lk......,.OUI r... 1M rooon1 jackd 'llaodl 00 blpo' ia • piD«J1pt suit. Bill is 1M ca.WC. IIIII there, ..,.,rldaldy r........«~t · To a clqtcc. s..t'ln'• lalcll -'bum rcw:als the )'OUQI .,..... . 01 lila pcruiv• play!Qa Cbopla. It'• a potpoun! or impraoioalsdc Rddla or all a>1on lltld toMS: ......,..., impromp(uo, . . . - . , . . w<l-<cprcacatcd ..... 1.-..1 to Scrtln'a ~ cldlalcy. Tb< auaobon are.............,. ,...,.,...,..., or tJoc "v- looU" • _...,. ... llstdla:tlJol- ODd coropusioo tJw, daz:zlos. 0. the IHido, then'a tJoc ,..,...... "Grande Polouioe iD 8-fllt. ()pta 2l" &Dd • rcncliOoo of !be ''Noel- ill E-flat, Op. 55, No.1" lioal't • ;o, to liotaa 10. ..•• - - - tloal Scrtla'• f..m.r, .......... .,..,... the . . . theY'~ .... ~- ~, a;IIOGid be iD dloe -rome l«m: Sc:rD . , . _ . 10 draw~ clolld of u.. lliaht lltld .uwt. il r.of bla thouCiot lltld ~tollsf--~ Satia'• fiapr:s'""' a - . . . . . ,.,.,.. the worb tilT ......tnl.- - ia to tbem-lf- racrwd with-~ - Mamttat .... •urdy lluk .-..,. .--.: ben, S<ttla ~ with tldskwlcd ...,.,.. ....,_ to tJoc palM or wlllspcrcd tobotnlaloo . '"*' ~.lfllill oe &ollt, tbcy'~ rich OD ......,., -· I•), Op. S9 still main 1M liJIIuome pmtl- at>d dnmmalk Ack.aepplq rolb wblch recall topciUios at>d 1M folkloric Poka of tJoc Old Cbunuy' Jhaptd wilh 12 . l'lodlgoiSodTllo- . Mloy, 21 ........- rea "'*" """"' poricy lioal • its lodallt -.Jiy 1caYd ODd - ~ 1...ike Bod> 'I~ Sluclics, Cbopla - copecially bmrrc fruo • ddlcae torach. Ultn«<Oiilw, Pd&r Scrkill pmcn to prick the wllld f11lber than blow tempats. )# Horowi&L R.iabt -., to HarrU Goldlmlth't erudite notca, it's a """"" to pood<r over. n- W&tTCD Zcvon'o "Niahnimc to the Switchl.oa Yard." (Not to wip any blam<-tht riff u 10 trite llw I'm...,.. ~ wam't orllloal to Znon cith...) lo - " ' · n., of Wcrr I& Mcc.nney throw -lA· ~a-bul-thc-ldtchai·SDik pooducdoo, with a-.< Mtnlll akq to bdp throw. One 1001 feuuns •wine quar1<i, .00... military dnuns, -her • IIIli O<d>aua. yet oimplc ICOUSl;rj;ktl!ll. Even McQnney's hom charU, one or hb ltJC<IIlhs, suffer from tOp- hcavfnal: all tnlmpctS and saxophones, with no tones to r.Jcoc< the Maybe tllouJd take this boy and 8at>d him Up front Of ID audimcc ort'IICd only with a auilar: 1M ditdplinc m!Pt do him some arranacmeo•. &ood-M. FIIVSI �rounds FRI £VEN'IS Tilt f -7 Tm ... OtiH< A PtrH%7 or Pr.rr Roob-C<nter Tbeata, 1:30 p.m. ll<yoad Ralabo,.., for Tb< <loctrlc, lanovativ<, and frentdc an of Judy Pfaff, u well u the anist herf<lf, will be oweepinathmuah Buffalo thb n ... lUI Sllll Lon J lldy1ribu1e 10 Judy Garland 11 Sl>ea's Buffalo Tbealte, ollly pc:rfonuanot 11 I:JO. montl!. To..,. Pfatr11w~ Sloe Sloop~ to Coaq--o~na niaht 11 1M S.udlo Atma. _.u will rcqun • trip dowo to Hallw.U. (100 Main Street, 9/ 19-10/30), whilt if dole tncouottn Of Ill< ).0 kind OR wlw ,.,.. 1«k, died: OUt Pfatr> iaaall.otlon, wbloh ..... D<WIY· crallecl fOI the Albriaht•Koo• An Oallay (9/lA-11/14). ToPfaff bmtlf dole up will abo be ponjblt 11- sbe'U be livlna • tall< ., the Albciahr·Knrut Tilt Dtt>'UI MM by Bernard l'al><non« at 1he N"oapra Uaiwnity Tbealtt. Jlldy Pflfl ahlbit 11 lbe AlbriahtKnol wilh • ~loo 11 I p.m. fA~ a Judy Plall -Eith« Wlf (1882) is a1 the Lancasta Opera oudltorium on the 25th. Prarrs .....,k hu been dcxribcd u a crou-"*1ure or piJcry 011 and theaerc, a conaJomeratlon or polntina and ~<:ujpturc. and • hybrid or modem ............. This ren..., the r... that she b not pan or any anisdc movement 01 ~. clef)lna the critklbislorian's pmchanl for cndrdiiiJ, labcllna """ nta•IY disoecdna cadi .,.. enUU« iolo the .... worlcl. Whether it's 01 HaD walls. rhe A·K Oallay or aocbconum, do ano.. ycKII'Idt the _.wut¥ to txp<ricnce Judy Prarrs an otld Jl'C wht intCfatl and cu.apen.ra ~ ailla. H~. A «>t~plt or Willi• CldciLI Sltllat An>nd Tolldaa by John Ford N«nan at the Cabaret MO. SAT f'ov f'l1lMo is • the WoldJnan Theater, 4:30, 7:00 otld 9:30. f1lll f>f hrJ is at tbc Woldm&D Tbcllcr, llllldoliPt ...,.;., S1.75 for...-.. ODd~_.. adalisoioe. ~ dnma " the l.anc:aster N\ISIC S6.)() (154-1415). BlllDI are •• St&i< One (634-6155}. YleoroJS With Oc:lroy Bebop an: "' the Continental rwr T - 84the Pwple Moooe. 1ft . . . at lilt~ Cafe. n. ., is • wo~<~man Tbcller. tniclaiibi- - .. the Hold Califomia. MtJSIC fat .... .. the Bay.Ww Oilb. Uou &l Mean 0UJS Euc. NooiWI ac the Cabarcc MO. CINEMA ....... I<JIOtl olld A.aa<lo BonD 11 Melody Fllr, 7 p.m. n. ~~ MaD, by Bcmard lledUm• rcw Bou.o, plu• cartOOM -t• Pcrnerancc, al che Nlqan University Tbeatcr. at 146 Di•fcnclorf, UB's Main St. Campo~, 8 """ micloiaht. t'Aotoa WtSt al on at Mean Ouy> Eul . Rid! s...... llud is .. 1M Looeaar Cafe. is .. the Fi11tDor< 10, E11icco CDDplcs 1. 10 and 12:30. A Cooplo CldciLI Sln.lola An>lllld T.W,., by John Ford Opera House. Tilt P - alm Tralfamadore, 8:30 otld II p.m .. Llo~~t SllaftoJ'• JWJ Pfllft tala on bel .....t 01 lbc AJbri1b1 l[aoa Au<IJrori,., · l!lO. I.JDnl JUaa al OJ'• Stdlaty. Oown<•Ud 81uft Band &I lh< Lonabeoch Salooa. Stq~ One. ...... SIIH<t a1 Daddy's. - p - &llbt Cootinco!!l. Faa •• ""' at the Aklca Hold. T1oH 5crftt b at OJ'• Stlllcfy. 8dn lldd)' p.m. 11 01 Melody Fair, I Soe¥11 ............. b It the Lonabnndl Saloon. 10 p.m. MOHDAY 9P.M ~ ZA.M.HH! o.......,. SlatiH plaJ1 Bl~qtllf 01 Pc:oplean/Buffalo, 9 p.m. Sttote B. _. tile a.,t~• lodlon is al the Talbott BuUpen, 5 p.m. w~therea~ I I BOTTLEOF I I SHAMPOO 1 With aoy M rvlce I c.o.po. 1:1p1res I I I I I 1 I ·t :~~~~l· l:c-- ~J,=-.:::.=. .~-:.............. ......_,..... ....,_,.. 133-sna &31·H7o v- dlocount caro 1o< 10% oil any ..,.leo 1o valid with lhl o c - r �rounds Giggles: Buffalo's newest comedy club • SUN EVF.HfS AdO< Ill Slqc Oat. MIUipl s.. .. lh< Ba7\'l<w Ba<bOub. A lift COIII<dy dub .,hidl un.,._bly- tite a iood Idea, hu ~ provm a ditrocult ..,.,.,. to llutltult in Buffalo. The old Tralfamadort Cart had o fairly sucassful comedy niabt tbc didn't make h to the new facilities. The now· dcfiiDtl frodo's (totured &n apcrimerual comedy IIOUpt wetldy: thai also died oritb th< , . _ .. lh< TralfatiUIIIclK, 9 p.m. Sl. Now To71 01 the Cootinental. CINEMA Tilt <leO llowt by Truffaut at th< Bulralo Slat< Studmt Union, S p.m. 0. Col4ln PCNt4 01 Woldman lbcalcr, • :10, 7 and 9:10. sun:.,.·.0....,. Madola< il> Gonnor's loUJII<, HaD, UB 's Amil<nt Campw. 9 p.m. MUSIC moN EVENTS A Coepla w..u Olcb Skdooa Aton4 TaiJdoa o1 lh< ~ 6~. Tilt Wllo, Tilt 0u1t ud Dovld 01 Rlcb su.dium. Cotes e>pa:1 01 II :10, coocut cxpec:~ed to llllt 01 1 p.m. The idea is bdna ~~- .-btr 10 • Pia::olo"t rataurant on Millenport. The a>n<qll " called Ciiglcs, and k's pon of a small but arowilla network of IWional romedy The Idea is thll cl...,.. MUSI C J- dub. n.ationally known onmia. and JOCDe. risina Sian who ha¥t ptO'\"eD thansdva in tbe more COftlpetitfw: artDOJ of Now Ye<k and LA. can be booked to appev throuabout the tblin. Thb wiU both livt wider expc:rieoce to ne"' tal<nl and brina established onmlcs to area I wbert lh<Y miabt nor orherwise play. In addition, Cilalcs ftotura • wttldy atnaltw IIIII>• fO< local talalt. oritb lh< ~ (u Judaed by lh< audient<) tPYCn a spor to opa:l fO< lh< towina a<U "" the ....t~. The opa>ina nialu 1a1t .... t ftlllllrtd threeltnlabt forwanl ltand·up acts. The lint who rdJed htaYily oo stock Iiiia about homosc:xuab, drup, and punt rock. mostly in poo< lute but ..,.crthtlcss popular with the rulddJe..lled crowd. The htadlloer Paul K.Uy, ,... lcss tradillonal ond worked with a fttt·form, rarnbUng delivery. Four mixed ' drlllks, notllina fancy, cost us almost twelve doaaro: tbose priocs on top of a Sl cover thara< I'IIIJ be a bit lle<p for some, AnWwr niab• is WedDesday 01 7: othcr &bows are Thlll'lday at 9, and Fridays and Salw<loJI 01 10 llld midniabl. Comedy b tubjcctive <->rD< people IICIUally don't rtnd Monty Pythoo funny), 10 dtddt for yourself. T alu at Sto.ac Ooe. Two Hill 01 M""' o.,. Eat your heart out for the U.B. Bulls . Kiek-oll the 82 U.B. Bulla Football Season at McDonald's of University Pla.r.a. Mc:Donald'a Invites )'OU to he4p suppon )'OUr team. Hefe'a the game plan_ contribute Solo of each pun;hase to benefit your team. But there's a catch•• You must state ta..t you are " EATING YOUR HEART OUT FOR THE U.B. EY«Y Monday-Thursd41y BULLS ~ betwe.~ Ia ptaeec:t. 7-gJ p.m. and ttgJp.m., McDonald's of University Piau will before )'OUr Ofdef So show your good t ..le In supporting your team and enf<>Y lhe greal tatte at McDonald's • .~~ McOonald's of UniversitY Plaza Amherst, NY Join TheHeant_ 'We're the #1 Sports town in Arneriai' Proven by a recau Sludy of attendance vs. seat capacity in aD major leasue cities~re at ~ top of the list. Rick ~and Warren Spahn are both Buffak>.bom baseball greats. Wf!ve got one of the largest free ter1nb schools for dUldren in the country. And more than 20 siding areas within a 90 mile rndius. (Even from the farthest poin in the city, a decent slope is no more than ~ of an hour away.) We've got more acres of parlt land than I'I'IOI!t any northeastern city. (500 parks and playgrounds in the metro area.) tJ 14 .,..... _,...,.._."'*"·a.--- �_rounds The Lonls of tre New Clrurch TUE It's llpp<Opriol< eoouah that afrollt Dead Boy Stl• Baon ODd a·Oomncd JUitarit llriaD Joma """"" evcntuall7 ld toptba-. n... Dead Boys ...,.. 10ft of Ill< American vcnioa the Damned Ollyway, if noc in soulld theo aJ last In lunacy. Scaootb or EVENTS N - M-oor! 01 ~ Hamilton Plott. BotoniJ&m<S' D<WpoupTbt 1...o«1s or the New O!urcb, berilap:firmlyau..-ll<diD sboc:k-<oetlalitt<t/lw~. MUSIC W< ap<a ~ O'lotft at tb< TraJrlltlado«, 9 p.m. SS. can · ·d Ukt Cimtntioa X 's Billy Idol (an<Kba ah•moi or that IOiden .,. or '7~n-71), TJotNC ba.. rtollzed .ome docmant pop pcxentiol W!Cin!Yina a11 tbose ......... cloa <OIW$ ODd lty..-1 upon laym or eob. But lclol's new "Hoc In the City" (which can bt h<aJd on Rock Hn, of all stations) and TlocNC's "()pen Your E7<1" (pinlna airplay as well) are bocb decidedly mediocre tunes. Yct we teem willlna to foraJ•• th..-n simply bccaw< In the shulfk of FM'1 AOR (any Ordinary Rock) Ooormat, th<~e tuncs arc sliahtly b<tttr than the r<SI, only not wo"h waitina up nl&hts for. notNC's new LP on I.R.S. is fairly plain jane vlny!, but with a f.,. clccc11t triCks like "EaJ Your WED MUSIC Lordi of lb< New Ch• ,..,b at th< Continental . ltoplo at thr Tralf, 9 p.m . Viftftllt Mltltlldl Baed II ~(t Mullipns. Boo at DJ's Stitlary, Htan Out,""U'I Boys Play Whb Dolls" and "Holy W01," they could bt .,orth Ill< ss "' 10 ~ Continental Is UldnJ. I'm sure ol' StJv will lin& bii 'an OUI and THU 0.0. Mltt iD Hamman somttblna I t last raiiOtdy 1111..-..tinat Or should maybe they'U even clo "Soak Redi><Cf." If you opt to avoid this cn&qanalt, put yow transient SS on R.E.M.'1 a.w EP C1on111K To...,. (abo on I.R.S.). Lou~~~C, UB's MaiD Sc. ~.show swu .. 1:00 p.m. Sip up .. 7::10 p.m. MUSI C Atlas U.. Cotnpooy at the Tralf, 9 p.m. $4, TWo HIIIJ aJ Unci< Sanu, 10 p .m ~ St1Ht Bud Ill OJ'• Stitlary ListeliQp America "'ur cost of living is one of the best eka/s in A~:' A new 555,000 homr lwn compares to $99,000 in San Diego, $93,000 in Ps~ and $80,000 in Houston. Our inflation ra~ last ~ was 2 points below the national averaseOur industrial land cost is the lowat in the nation. (520,000 ptr acn. ~that to San Oiego. 5500,000, alznoQ 25 times as much.~ Ktre That' s Right Folks: The Master of Animation Mel Bane Will Be Here at U.B. on Oct.Sth For Details Call: 636-2950 ·~Moy... ._,.,.,lila . Tho......,_..............15 ' �8326 Main Strtet · -· r...~, H"-t-....- ' • 3:2.59 8/l/L£'1Cor. lJ;:JAT/10f.ITH CALL 856-2310 for Information. S~ 50'8AR DRIIIKS I I ' MON 7S'BUl 'DIUNKS TV£ 0 2?:t:*!"'B ~--'6~ WED u SHOTS; .SLAPIMJ:Il~~ --~~ . TIR1B. BS'I*BATTS ...... TICKETS CO ON SALE TOMORROWII ~ BARRY. ..MANILOW ,..,. ...... • GRADUATE STUDENTSII T.G.I.F. PARTY Friday, September 24, 5-8 pm Talbert· Bullpen Free Beer, Pizza, Wine, Wings, etc • • Live Music with Stevie B. and the Rythm _______________ Rockers ________________ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Sampk Ia preparioa for retrenduoent at the eonc:luslon of tba academk 'ft:IS is QIUliDJ UJ>CCnaUII)' at tbe Unl-.ity. Retrcnc:bmcm Ia alJudy beiDa disawcd Ill otbcr SUNY msz.ilutioos-iocludinc Buffalo Slate Collcac, Gcoeseo and Brockpon-but Wbanoo lau UB amona four add.iliooal schoob that are antld,etin& rcumclubent. It says that 1M d.ecisioAs .. ere made at tbe Prcsickntial level or the iod.Mdual campuses and pessed on to SUNY Ccaual But Sample said that be wu unaware of &DY rannchmmt pt.,.. •beo eontacttd yesterday tvmlna. "I know of DO plans, 110 A document£, no tnaJttr," for such reporu, Sample said . Tht President ad<bl that despit< a diffiCUlt bud&et situation, tht Unlvtr.Uy "can avoid" retrmchmmt. But Wbanon said. that the Off~C% or Employee Rdations WIU advi5ina tbe individual cunpuJ<S OQ tbe lcpl aspecu of tbe reported · Rru.:..ct.meo~ is tht ~.....,, or 1et1wed offiCiai.J, staff and (IICillty. It is c:ovtred under tbe basic Unlttd UBi•enlty Profc:JJoOn .......,.t, Anitk JS, """lcto outlina the cooditioos u.ader wbicb retrendlmtnt C&ll be ttarud. I The Clwlcdlor is reqlrlred by tbe c:otllnCI to infonn tbe local union chapter in writina. It is DOt known af 11.11)' spccilic decisions have been ma!k or if the union llu bem notified. "I haven't heud a tblna about ii,"V"~ee President for Acadtrnic Affairs RobM Roubal said yest<rday. "My orr'" bar not d.taned atrY such plan." He added thll It war unllkdy Sample W1U operatirtJ "in a VIIC1I u.GI •• ' Sin« 1111 bar never mrcnc:hcd and. Oovcn10r H ll&b L . Carty opposa it. tom< olcc pmidtolJ fdt that Sampk '010111<1 be able to a¥0id It ""' yeu tbro\llb anrition and ~alloc:auoou. The Pra.de!lt did that this year 14 avold retrmchmcnt, a topic ihaJ he did d.iseuu wih SUNY offtdals ova the swumtr". But throu&b some rCJOur~ sbufnina and re· allocadoos w1111ln tbeJYSltlll. tbe Uoi•erslty was able to m•-e off rett~lune111. UB Administration defining the role of Sample lbt Pn:s;defll mu11 Itt til< ronc and priOrilln for the Unhenlty. au.idctin.. under whltb tba< ""Ptup/t lhilflc IMtlht Pretld•nt opc:rotlons antcontlU<llcd. siJs up htn •IOd cronh owr Sample lw continued to Itt "d«uiDIU, but mcnt qf tlto tim• ht Unlveuky bodaetary paliey COfl/lmu ll1ld discolt/"lf1N lllrouP a - tommiuc< h• fYICOM.mtNiDIIOIU. • • formed, cotllbWia or Vlor - E>.ooutivc Alllslant to tbe Pta.ldcnl for Acadcmk Scrvka Praldent Ron Stein. 1\obul Hei. .Jso the adllllvc ~!alive or 111< U.u..nky ia commllllit)" rdlllon>. hoi UB Prc:Ddcni Sttve~~ B. Sampk do? s.plc'o •11< oocicably cmacd an caatruu wt1ll thai ol hta ~. Raben L. IC.ua, model d.aipacd 10 ,..,.,... bimJdf (rom l.bc .t.y...,_ ........ · - 10 lnur)«:t lwmdf d.a¥ opcratioiM or l.bc UDiwnily. into~..,....... or the and 111- il ill the boDds or his UIIM:niiJ. S.ple'• ~to vice praidcatJ, Sample .... .... - i f IDlerfcrcM:< lw dnWII blalt fna ~ ~ his ciToru "" bcina thelllstitulloD'sdleir orrtdolr, - ..,. thai it .. now aqnsa~Wivc and dt«ffc::ldu aalato~polky By TERRY CANADE AND SETH GOODCHILD w.....,.. W Ha.ma administnti•• -u lnQI-~wkh Uoiv<nky ollldals, b is _ . tllM UB's proc:ec~aro~_.ICMIJ bave ""' cl:w!aed sina his odlaiDistntive - - wu impicmallcd. The~. ia aclcliUoa 1 0 - llnoctlni ......,., can be lo.md 111 l.bc tQIID<D!cd r~bllllla oll.bc vice paiclmts and that ln<faxcl outhont~. Tbt vice paiclmn have been liven exdutivc comnwacl owr lbQr domains and have tole direa 0114 immediate accao 10 Sample. bsoa riK from &he bolrom 10 tbc viet ptaideolial kvd an a llrl<t ~u.-1 manner rdauna to tbtir lmport~t~«. II is 11M: viet l)ftSidcnll' ruponolbility to k.., the Praidc:nt informed on the. maueoalllo)'- _ _ , . ''T be l'raldmt is 11M: .wo. or the u-.....y," 0eu or Arli...S UlunJ- -oDd. "A PtCStdcol pnMdeo Jcadcnblp. and ean~r... l.bc dlreclloo or a UDI-y, by ><Ulna ill ...... to be iatplaD<ntcd lltrcNIIt l.bc olfiCCts." V"ICC PraoclrDt lor Chad'*< Sc:uclies and Rcscareb Ooo Rmllic COO<II1Tcd, DOtilrr I hat .... i:a up to the Praidccu to oct the pact ond the t~ of the UniV<rlhy and '*tablitlt lu kvd of ltltclka..-1~ ." ScDi>le ~this "throuah major add.- 10 the UDivtrlic) and throll.ah wwk trith l.bc viet ~u," acco<cllnaao Side. Semple weekly wtth l.bc v1ct poaldmu for aa>cn1 .......__·au--.ol\11\ p~ to puae tbdr poplllarity and rculbitily. Throuah tba< leSiiotu, the viet pc<Siclttltt .,., mad< a...,e of Sampl•'• "parameters or policy atablisttcd," Vlor Pmldcnl for Ac:adcmic Affain llobcrt Rossbeta said. the Prtsident'• JO&h ror lhc anitlally airilll Utllvtnlty- &.ly onderAood by the vlct praiddtu, but "it is ..;rJdo 11M: lflY areas thai th< rromcwork or policy .. ••<><k<d out. It cvol\la by trial and error, " ... sald. 11u1 the Prtsident sta memal rdalions as his chief raposibility• "'He wort. looa. hard boun to establi:sh and IOiicl rdatJons;hjpl withitt the Ufti,ttnlty u....,..,..... -UIIJIJ, .. Division or Eduation Deu ldut Pcndoto cq>Wecd. 5ampk lw rcoerwd tlla< ~ lor ltlouelf a his pcr-.Jity aad the U.u-R<J !tad toward ~.~tohls osa.taou. " Hit pc:rccpcM>o or the JoO 11 thai be is tile ~ rtpmClltati•e 10 11M: ouuide. .. Social Sdcnces Deu Anllur Butler 017t<d. "'He must reprCOCJII the Uai>CI1ity in as (..onble • liah1 u posslbk 10 tbt commutlity, 11M: l..qislanue. State Univ<rsily or New York (SUNY) Central. H¢ must create a ra~town-sown rdallorurup... Dlttctor or Public Affaln Harry Jaoboo said that S&toplt .... specifiCIIIly been 11ri.tna ao r.lly Wa~cm ..,.,. York State ~vc repraeruotives ro " have a v<Sied iotcrat" in lbc Unn•trsi1y. UB. u nne- of the lOP prcsldc:nu, tbe Preridcnts or Ihe c:mploy<TS In th< r<lion lw >tudtnl aU«latlons and his widapr..O O<Onomlc lmpoa 1U1d udJnn11. Thest are the only the Pr<Sidcnt hat been du1111l1il P<01'1• interviewtd who o;poclcd 10 1bc local delqarioo In !lopes of r~uml period!< conaaa IIIith tbe s«urlna more SUire dollan and Prrsldmt. r<Sll«l lor the campus, Samplt has made a cooccntratod ''Tben oto bund.rcch or poopk erron to creare a llnlc:lurc ..... win allow hlm to do this. " He hu dearly reo"'"'"""' thlnp 10 a lot or thlnp thor rq>Ortcd to him 10 Olbcr PliCa," said rottr>U Vice Pttsideno lor Facibtiei l'!.nnlllJ John Neal. wboJc POSition dltnit~a~cd lA one such crron. "I lhonk ttr.l lhb Ptaident il be lw made conncaioru wtab Ia the commuru1y," Stele oDd. UB FoWid.IUlon Pteoklcnt Jolla Caner addtcltl1ot Sample's s:acr-W approadlto fud....., .... ~ UBF's elroetiVCIICA. '1"bcrt is • cllm~t c:omWloa .......... 11M: number or~ the Cdrcmcly aoocl .. ~•• • Ja<boo-od. Pt<S>Cicm rcllla to Oft a pcnoeaJ 0114 the DWDba of~ Aaisuot lO tbe Ptctidmt who m.atelipifiCIUII Culo<a Baca aid "in terms or ...lributloAS, .. lie: tiOtcd: .., .... """ IIIIQority,lt lw been --..1 1D0R ~ ..... cllvideocb." pr-11)' 10 l.bc vice presldoau. A typc:al ~ lor tbc Prctidmt ..soda lll«tmp •ilh varioas inlemal aroupa, luad>a with comatW>ity leotdtn. pbonc calls to Succ admilliolraton, and -kina _ , a t s IIIith COftUilW>ily orCiftizotlool, S.d:n tdatod. Suc:b on auphaita on cxtemallfOU,. Is charactctbtk of Sample'sqtnd.a. Unavc:rsltyr~ ·~tod Jlnec Sample .... oaken 0¥<1 U>dudc the abolillunftrt of the A.cltdemic: Cablttet, dlmlaallna all< """praldca ror lacllitia plannioc. ~~amrc:c of DUE, lnttllutlootll Stadia and Canadirut-Amcricu Center out of bls ofl'tOt and Into the b...ts ol vartouo vk:e prcoldeau, bepn Caner noted that Sample will dumanteUnatbe ~ or rake 111• time ro speek to patrons lndMdu.allr on tbe phone. U"'-'ky DcanJ and the aut1on olth< Ooty·Waann budltt "Eic lw lltV<I'told ... oo and~·· GOt beeluiC we haveo'• asked/' be: comauuee. one~~ commented. All or thls a.~ivlty in abe COI'Illlunity lea.,.. Sample Uuk lim< to deal wilb Unl......Uy cocutltuc:oclos, other ...... viet "In order ro """""'PIWI his clcslrcd wU. Sampk tw crcarod an Opontina llructurc that tan h< • - THD&I peoe 10 �.._,_ E spECTRUM in short. --Jooll &l/- ,....,.~-·- CUpboard Tentative Contract Aareement for UUP Ualtcd Ulll\omii;J Profossioas (UU'P), 11boo ~"" for Slac Uamnlty of New Yor, (SUNY) foc:ull,y, mel tbe Statt bow rcponcdl1.-bcd a t - _ , oo a.,... cootn<t. WP bas bom wortma ftllout a caoalna siDcc Jul)' 1. Tbo propaaod t.bnc )'t&f ......,..., wblc:lo wW bo¥1: to t.. ;)«. . DrridCujl ol- Soi>IA...,CIII' Ut."-tdocwC.:.. . . . . . """"'~ --o.Md Mm'• Soccer: AlumAi Oamt ll A.lwMI CotoJ)Itx {11:00 a.m) Mco'a Tmnir. ~ U. 11 Alumni Compla (12:00 p.m.) Football: U. of Rocbesut 11 ltowy Field (I :00 p .m.) WD<nm's Socca-: Do<tnm Collqe at i\lumlll CompkJI (l :lO p.m .) Womca's Ttrutis: Cortland Sl. at i\lumnl Complex (2:00p.m .) Cross Country: 11 Cortland Sl . w/Bin&hamton, Jthac:a ' ~llllll)'t&fS· Alldrcaina t.bc vobtilc: Issue or profeuon' oullick earn~na>. th< pn>po$1.1.,.,.. to allow SUNY Cloc:ultylo earn up to ~ ptrttnt 0¥<1 tl>dt boK Alary, or up lo 200 pqcxot with th< State *'ld iodividual opllttJoa tbt ranainioa profit• at ~ ptrttnt UJJ<kr th< pr...tow c:ontra<l, facul\1 toemb<n att pemrlttcd 10 cam 175 peKall ...... thdr boK ..wits. TM I<:IIWiw iDduda tbt riabl or th< Statc to 11o1c1 1 ... parmalt, llw io. ...-itbllolclio two-~ pay wltic:h is 10 t.. mumcd allcr th< an~ t.crmlnala SI&It ocrvict. All cunmtly havt thu stlpWadool 1ft tbdr toots8CU. ..a.. lafSc::f'luftz:f,. . . . . Jamoosutloyl-. ......... TonyG_If_ Bob Schooleyt.IP , ••,V,. lot-F.- s.. - -... AN1'10UNCEMENTS: M-E.Sholtonl_ lf_ Srodmu wi>O wisll to obtoin ......., tlcktU for aD hom< roocball mel Itt bocby pma may clo 10 by pramtioa thdr "odm' J.D. cards ot tbt Alumni.,...,. tlc:krt orroet (9:00 a .m.-1:00 p. m.) oo wtekdays, or ll tbt c.pca Hall candy eoUDter. Sludcau may ,...;.. tlc:ktlJ ror other studmts by prcstntina other I. D. card>. M-~ ...- _.,. otomy_a... - c -. t.ovtloC<IowoyiOavldM--tloo us t-. ~~~~ is tbt latJCR in t.bc world! -..... UMod UNtool-- IUCJ!IAJ"'d -"!f.RA!"O 1'01!"1\ -'q p>IIDOJdaJ '! ~IJI'XJ 8/\ (OJ • ~b.f"'IIJJf''IMntecltornetlon.al ·a-lf\111111 • Qt>CI" ;o ..._. _. Qt>CI ~ r,nwnq PIO SfJ>I.It v ·l6 ·~J JO ..... t '! tmOQ o.p:»QQO >IU. (I • J>AOOH IJ>qJ> ........... lfDP!I'>J<I <IOI.A ..... itpJIO IOJmO (L · uoJIUgp,y. 'I ~ a>N JO JeJ!dw> >tU. (9 • ~Wp~~JIIO;) .oqwntrtno St\PI'!H (> •.10an u-..oo '·~'~"""' >1(1 'Ill t(loqiZ!J3 ~ ~<u. (p ·on-..,mv ptrt •>c~oma ·••!~IUV 'ootJ>WV ~·nos •&)!l>llrV 1j1JON •IIO!JJV •'lfV aJ t .Aji.IO OZ]S UJ llli!III!IUO> oq,J. (£ •fW).dc!t •tr>Jtuo:) tnO<II!-'0 L(op 0£ JOJ ltnp ._....., 01 &ciOOJI I!WWCX> .ljuo tm IIIOp!AJd $1\ V (t . 1(..... lf1ll >l(!liS DO ant 00Jf11!>01'Y ~ ~ JltiCIIIIO:I IWD!JIIN >Ill ptrl """""!"Ua ~.,.,_,.,.., }O poDq.oqiOAfl ><u. (I O<UD a-~) 5) Whiclt ret~P>o bos 1 arcoter number or aclbcrenu. Hinduism or - - -.. 11-a.lnc. Cllcolatioft · - 20,000 , . , . _ olflooo orelocatool 111 •• 8olcly Halt. State~ ol Now Yotlc ll 8utrUQ,e.tff• IO,NowYOtll ,..,.,.J Coofuclanl&ml 6) What iJ lht capital of Ntw Zalandt _, 7) Under whldt US Praidmt dld Vltt Praidml Ol&rl<o Curtis ,_,_, I) Wha1 is the collective ooun. JUdi ao bttd or caul<, Cor 9) Wbot is tbt _..,. btartbcat rotc for all year old lwman7 JQ!Id<mlfy tbt labor .,........._ tllat RP<<ICOIS UB facully. -br--- •(dJlt\) WOI1d ·s eootblmu in onlc:r !rocUora<R in area to ltoatb aod LDo·-011 -$y-)l.,.,. ""'*' Tlrnet Syndlcete~ Coi~le KMCIII""' ~.., IIDAIIaa. ......,.. ~ LlwQIIIWUt.~ TMSpecttvm ta by thl fiekl N-Syndlcatt. I) ldcatlf)t tbt two labor W>locu tllat arc OIIPiilll in Gotioo-wld• ocrlka this ...... . 2) Wbot is tbt 1oa1<st paiod or time t11at a Praiclcot C&D taaiJI>lt US UOOpl to ciiiiJ in I fora,p aaPoo witboGt approYal of 4)11uod 00 ~. __ Scotflt;Nd,.. Wit & Wisdom J~ tlw ........ ~ Othdre Marlfni.Aih SUNDAY: F"tdcl Hockey: "Talkina Proud" Tournament at Alumni Compltx (9:l0 a.m .) S.•• OOC>nynolli/Ait - JoM Wuniii.Ait DfNdor GalySt-- • SA.TUUIAY: tpptOVcd by WP's 17,000 -ben, off.,.. a niJit pqcxot .,.,~ for t.bc fint,..., aacl dabl pemn~ for cadi or tbe two """*'- ...tonc. ~·- FlUD A.Y: Basd>all: CanWus Collqt (2) It i\lumni CompkJi (5:00 p .m .) fldd Hockcy: Wdls Collca< at i\lumni Compla (~:00 p.m .) W00>a1'> TtoOb: Wdls Collca< at A.Jumni Co<npln (4:00p.m. ) Golf: It Brootlea ln•lutional (a«<ltster, N .Y.) SU/1\SNV I St-• -- Edlt<Mtal OOIJcy •• - - Oytlla £4110<~. -........... .,y rMn.t ~n without ttt.t ,...,..., _ ...... Edltool~lo ,.,._ .. ,..._ bJ IU!falo 1I ::::!:'":"v...._ •:m-St. I ALL S.A. FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS -·nee. "*· r-p·~­ Coc>1!10h• Ita a.tt• IO, N.Y. TN &c>o<I/Um - ATTENTION"'STUDENTSII Please Begin to Return All Completed Assembly Petitions to Room t t t Talbert Hall PICKUP YOUR BUDGET PACKETS BY OCTOBER 15TH IN ROOM 111 TALBERT HALL IF YOU DON'T YOU' LL BE CUT OUT Attention All Athletic Clubs: Pick up your organi zational packets at the S.A . office, room 111 Talbert Hall. All packets must be returned t o the S.A . office no later than October 15th, 1982. -. Register to Vote! We WIIC Help You. On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday &.. Friday of Next Week. First Assembly Meeting Oct. 6 , 3 :30 pm Talbert Senate Chambers You Must Attend For More lnfo.-636-2950 All Teams Remember to Collect and y..,. In Your Pledses for M.D.A. In 111 TAlbert Hall P.C • . As Soon As Possible l ~----------------------~--------~ -~ ' - �Determination and excellence are key to success, Palmer says By ALAN lltACBJC Mo-U., Edllot ssoc:iate V~ee President for Minority and DiJadvant~ Student Oevelop.-nt Robert Palmer addressed lhc Blael< Student Union (BSU} Assembly meettoa Wednesday nlaht to c:a:plaill !be' role or his newly crated ofrlce and to speak oo cklerminatioo and the pcnood excdleocc be bdieves is oecasary for a sucx:eMfuJ univcnlty education. ''My rok as I see it," Palmer said, "Is 10 we ~ c:: ""tfY piece of ionueo« and all the power bchlod my off>tt to make sure you ue bcil\ltaken care or." ~ Tbe rccmtly formed position, Palmer mailltaioed,wiU act as a facilitator bctwten Vi« ~ President for Academic Affairs Ro~rt .Q Rossberg-whose duties include the Educational 0 Opportunity Program (EOP)-and Vi« President for 0 4: Student Affairs Richard Sigelkow. Student Affairs Q. ovcnees lhe Upwud Bound, Talent Search, and E: Special Services, programs or which Palmer was ~ formerly Executive Director . He has also worked as an EOP counselor at Buffalo State Colleac and was Auoclata Vlca Praaldant for Minority and Dlaadvantagld Student Oe'ttl09mtnl Robert Palmer heavily involved in that pro&run here. cure all, cncourqed BSU members to take advantace there. EOP is mo11ly tutorina services." or these programs. "If you have deficiencies The key to success for any UB atudent, Palmer understand that," be said, "If you nM 30 hours to hUe Palmer asserted that he ts a mona supponcr maintained. is determination. "H you're sood, study, spend 30 hours Sludyina. This is not a 100 yrd or these pro&runs, he is "not naive enouah to think you'rcaood. you have to want to devrlopc lhat. dash. Coll<se education is more lik< a marathon." that special pro&rams can serve all the nMs or You can develope accllen« for yourself. It is the These dcliciencies ar< not a sian or fallur< Palmer minority students on eampus. " He suJ&CS!ed that most imponant commodity in the world. " because minority students have some problems asserted, but they arise "because or our baekarounds "Hiaher educauon Is absolutely essential in tllis similar to all 51uden1s, many cooccrn~ can ~ and the sil¥atioM 10me of us had to deal with. socie-ty," Palmer Aid, cmpbuizinsthat mlnori~ Because you bave deficiencies does oot mean t.h at addressed directly lhroUJ)t Academic Affairs and should not ~ diseouraaed from obtainlna a you uc not capable, you ue jU51 not as polished .' ' Student Affairs. univenity education. "You have a ri&ht to~ here. "You arc 5tudeots here and other departments My tucs, your puent's taJtes support Ibis have the OM to work witb you too," Palmer T he Leamln.& Center and Special Servi«~ "help uni~a-sicy. " polish these skills," Palmer said . "I take a lot of affirmed . He aplamed that bis job will rcqwrc the Palmer was qu.ick to point out tbe many positive pride in lhesc pi'OifMIS," ~added . pullina to,elhu or all the various resourca in sttps taken at VB to help in the education or An impot'Wit scrvi« for all disadvantqed different departments so that he c:ao supply these minority audents. " Despite the many thiOJS wrona Jludeots, Palmer emphasized, is EOP. He c:a:plained, resources to any Dean or Vice President who bas the with tills instttutlon," he said, rccoanizina «nain hownn, !hat !here •·: "mUconc<ptloM about lhe oM for them. failures, "You ha>e opportunities atlht. University pot or money EOP is supposed to have. It is not Palmer, allhouab DOt viewin, special SCl""'ces u a that do not CJtlsl at other Institutions. 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Coli C»>locl. ,......., ....,..._.-........... ~ �Rape increase on campus -dealing with scars it brings • 1M wo.t• or oaly rwo rq>Oned ropcalut liCIIllanic ,.ar, UB bu already bttD ~ ate for II lcut oD<, t.o<1 as many as four. OltCIQP\C<I r.,poo this yar wx:ordlnato Publlc SafetY omc:iols. This comes durin& Rape A........,css w.. t . wbJch oondudn tonJ,ht will> a mock trial. The Clll<l aumbef of &UaDpted rapes this ....-or it W>Oerlllio. Assisw>t Dinocsor or Public Safar t.oe R~ saltl thai bls 1l<parunem bu ,_;...s only OM offidal fqiOt\ ~ KXual IWOilh •bile the Mti·Ral>< Task Fora <MtTFl claims thai four ...,.,... ha~ came r......ant to them wilh Oltcmpted r&l"' char&a. I The "offtclal" ltlclcknt OCX\ItTed on Sqxernbu IS 01 1pprollimatdy ll:lO p.m . Tbe woman,.., mumina to Ellioon from cht UndtrarldUlt< Library (UOL) when m< noticed an individual w<anna a black mask runnlna towards htr. Shf' ran but was tlu&ht by her auail&nt in lb< duknas bctWO<S1 tb< Bubble and 1M liJ.I>u or th< Audubon A In Bar Party at Ute Stuffed Mushroom Everybody Invited SUNDAY, SEPT. 26tlt $1 Bar Drinks, 2 ubatu for $1 .50 ffiljl....,.. da&l'twaattot&llt-ll," bt The OWtt:tu fled aJ\ec tJw victim - x . d - 00 1M Ald. '"Tlle .XU.U t.aw to ., ..,..... a~ tJ)'iQa ~ of IIMdiaJ C'UIIIitlarioos ..... variotu ...., ~ immedilold7 IJiu tbc lt!ddetu." 1bls bdpo to a:plaill tJw blab tal< or wucpocud rapa, up to 7S pacalt in Erie County and Upt 0 90 paunt iD .tom< arus Wee Ntw ro..s """ tJw odlc:r- ~toUiillher . Tbe thea told her Jlory lO - Public Safety. AxrF Eo<eutlvc Oit<ICior Pam Nlc:asuo Aid her oraanlzatloo has bttD informed of four onernpt ...,.. oo ru tbls ,.ar. or tbt c:ases. Nicastro bd1eva "two or lbem involved tbt linK maD." Two occurnd 111 the AmbaJl CamJ)o.lo. OD< on Main Str<et Ctunpu$ IDd the lut neat the 8oulenrd Mall. The (O< tl>e diJaq>oncy will> Public Safety, ocx:onfin, 1.0 P'.a~~~to, is lbol "1M lirk at< wry upoa t.o<l afraid-it's bk< a bol6 clream whkb they j"" walit tO fo<set irutead of retiw tn 1fivtd detail ... liM oddtd .._ all policanm are eqwppod to handJ< """ 'Vkt.inu." Attil udn tOncemi:n& rape maU h mort diffiCUlt for lh< victlnu to oome forward. "On< juda• aa:u~ a woman of Weatli\J 'provOt&~ i vc' cl<>tba and dlmll<ocd tht cue," wtamented. RobiJuon sbata Nic:astro's .;.... on WU'tpOtted rap<. " Pnopl< at< rduct&Dt to rt'POft it b<caux they Yort acy, Nicasuo said. Some - do DO( rtpOn th< rap< beoausr or lbt trial whklt must lake place fO< pro~C~<Ution. Nlc:utro- ''t......,, usually Jivea I wry .......lc: tea~< of trial," fO<sudlo bdkf. To llllnWI< such laltlmeol. • mock trial wiD b< bdd il> a,. "'"kh 1M ~ Coun Room, O'Brian Hall, Ambcnt c.mpus on friday. Stpccmber 24 01 7 p.m. The , _ will sbo... ¥\t:tlm what sbt aauaJIY ..W baH to flO ~ iD case sbt pn:M<S <baraa. It is~ spousored b)' Erio County OtizOD'J CommittM on Rail" Sc.ual Assault and UB's Fa<Ulty or Law and Juri$prudenoe as pan of Rill" Awaren<U WM~ . Ftatured is r<nowntd trW auornty Harold Price Fabrln1er. The two rapes W. yar o<<urred on each or tilt campusa. In Novunbcr, a womao Aid she was r&l"'d in a JUcbmond louna• in r!COIIed ' 'th< vicum kn<w her Oltaet<r... tl>oulh th< .... ..... 10 trial ''Th<r< ...... lot or q.-lotls about tbc ,.bole: cue and tbc Erio Collllly Oistri<t Afloni<Y fdt th< <viclontt was uuurr.....t ror prOS«Ution," h< said. A Praickntial Hauin& oommlulon at the Univasity di'"ltetd with this conclwion, bov.'tVer, and subt<qurntly ~mended apulsion for the $1Udmt. Tbt RCODd '""" o«urm:l on April 27, 1981 oo th< lawn beblnd Townsmd IWI on tbt Main S<r«t Campu&. ,.. ltudml .... usalled by thrtt tna~ weanoa •ki masls no 14L'I*II ...,.. lppn:hmcltd. My"""""wbobasbta>the ..., .. or • J<:lual usaull tan ..w forward ........ If lht IDcidc:nt took place mort tbao a year aao. C'CCI>< 8lXOrdina to RobinJOn. "Altbou.Y. it would b< mort diffto<Uit to aer 1 oonvlctlon after such a lona period, we could prosecute th< susP«t non<thdev," he &aid. N"'tc&Jtro llJo ura.a women to r<pon th< Incident$ :u aoon as possible. "A raPist r<l"''ttdly rai"'S. I r oom<ane doa not come forward, ht'U continue to roll" rru or punlmm<nt, .. slit ClOMiuded. JUUET: .,.,., ..... ,.... """'-..._ ....... ... ....._ ....... ~ ,S.~ I '-,.... ........... .,f~ .. ~ "-· -w· •• ,...,._,.. ~ -.r..,; .- ....... Qff.'N... . Ad "- ..., .,.. ... ,.. . . . 1•1~ - . . . I{N... ~ a.a.,.--n e._f *"' .._4 .-. . , . . • ~ ... lMJW s. llw ....bt. J.Jo.t. , ,J c:.... ~ ~ ----dow~. f.w Q.fJ. w.... -ROMEO Kero-Can 5 gallon capacity TOTAL VALUE Siphon Pump for Fueling $24.85 Batteries for Automatic Ignition 9 Models to Choose from Ptlces Sl69.95 to $299.95 Don't walt II)( the next -eon. Vlolt ue now and ... our complete Mlecllon or all Buffalo, N.Y. 830-6560 MOUltS til- . • .,.,._, tAM , .., • ... '"'· .. s.t. • U.L llated K«O..SUn ponable heater modele. K«o-Sun-the tCI ,.... kerosene healer IO< a// - aons. ENGINEERING STUDENT ASSOCIATION CALLING ALL ENGINEERS! The E.S.A. URGES all of you to vote TODAY! It's your LAST chance - until HEXT year! • VOTE • VOTE • VOTE • VOTE • VOTE • �FSEC discusses cheating and methods of enforcement llaXIrdi.na to Associate Dan of to Jet voluoteen, and wbeo ut t.o unclarity and &merallack or faculty underA&ndi.na, the procedurt currently in use to d!vae a student with academic dishonesty b rarely used. Concern hu been expressed by both faculty and students concernina tbe procedure, wbic.b is to bt wed when a studlat is cllar&ed with falsifym& matcnal submined for c:ndit. Eaeeutive ASsiJia.ot to the President, Roo Stein told the FIICUI!y Salate Eaeeutivc CommJn~ Wednesday tbu "faculty are often rduc:ta.ot to brina fortb cbar&cs btcaii$C the procedure makes them fed Ukc deJendents. The ri&hu that arc to ge alvcn to Sludents are certainly not made clear." There now appears to bt more cases or academic intqrity than in the past. Undap-adua1e Education, Walt« Kunz. " Most faculty roembtn don't even know bow 1 to write the letter tO sl&r1 the • procedure." be uid. "Even thou&b, we stiU have tbree to five cases pendina at any one D lime~ tl T be lerter wrillcn by the prosecutin& faculty mcmbtr firSt JO to the SIUdent, making clear the aC':UJIIion . Notif'lCation or the department and the Dan of the dcpanment is the second pan of the procedure. An Ad Hoc committ~ is then formed to bear the case, before and if, it is sent on to the President . Only the President ean tllpel a student from the University. "Maybe we should have a standina commiuee for one to two years, .. Kun2 said. "Up to now, the Ad Hoc committee bas been formed for the ease. h lw been atremdy difficult m~ ,..................... .i SOFT I i ! $99 ~ COMPLETE: Lenaea, Exam Fee•, C•re Kit 6 12 Month Follow Up (181 P•lr Only) i i CONTACTS 835·4844 tOUpoll "Some professors encourage cheatina ," Psyebolozy : upti'U Sept. :lOOo Los 1\ng<tH. Cailomlo "·-ltom-t.lntwno!y~ of Low .,.. bt: on c4mp1.3 Friday, October 1 9:30-11 :45 ~ 1~ tlwOf'l tut. «:nC'dlllt'd -... u.~ ~ I . Approx. S l 000 per month for the final two years of college. 2. Outstanding Graduate-level training In the Operation &. Maintenance Management of Nuclear Reactors. 3 . A competitive starting salary, even during training. with guarenteed pay raises and potential growth to over S42,000 four years after college. • 4 . free Medical and Dental Care. ~-· ~ ___......,.Do<W_ ~ ~ ... ...... ,.,...., ........ Of ....... ..,.~ ..,.._ ...... ,._....._,.._.......,. ...._ ~-·­ • .-owtq7~0,~ • •II'Wft )elf ......,. _ , . . , _ , ............ ...... ........ ~, I)'Ouart~"""II"'W''9~~111C' cr...- ... aftlcnend ~~ Sludnlb tN) Career ~..._ Planning Office 831 - 3515 .......... __ .. ··~ - __.-,__,.,. - -~--· ..............._,.............. ..._. ·· -..-.- _.-~ ~.........._. --~~-~,. ..... ~....,_ S.A. Invites You To Own a Piece of Rotary Field. One dollar will get you 1 square yard and discounts, giveaways, and other valuabl~ prizes. Get your chunk at all cafetert« f.Su.p port your team today! BUY A CHUNK OF ROTARY FIELD. 5. 30 days paid vacation per year for further Information send resume or transcripts to: Navy Scholarships federal Bulldlng. Rm. l2 I f I West Huron Street Buffalo, NY 14202 ~ Sllllknt . M "'-"''t POUN"l. SCALl: I~• ... ...... ........... ..,... ........ ,_..__ ~ fU..AS ""m\41.,_ t t~hoO<~~~CUI ,"'-_,. of,..., ~~ If you are an excellent student majoring In Engineering, I'J1athematlcs. or the Sciences, you may be eligible to apply for a new scholarship program which offers the following: ,.,...,_,....., loc.-::t ll'li:IW'A'ol-~e,.n.,.,.,..,."'l niiiAI'IU"'!-. tr> f t Is..,. fm. ~cor~ ~~..,-- SOPOMORES, JUNIORS, & SENIORS lOUt~ I~IIMII ~ dMM!f' (P~ t•""f lf;gtl f 6\.l(~ e a JC~In<AWonw.!••mo.kf'l\ urt.n~ $1000 PER MONTH SCHOLARSHIPS for .. SO<JTHWESTERN UNIVERSin' SCHOOL OF IJI.W ;: ~ Profes>Or Norman Solkoff said. " By .Wna the same exams every year. poor Se&lilla plans and havina eavaUer attitudes towards the whole thlna, It is allowed to happen. We have to look at interaction bttw~ teaehm and studentS, not just the students." CONSIDERlNO A LAW CAREER? i ~= ! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ! Wickert . "Then everyon< involved bas a tendency to become am11eur tawycn." Guidelines should first bt decided on and then submiued for leaal approval, he said . The committee should definitely not U$C leaal counselina in the formation of a ded!ilon, accordina to En&Usb Professor Max : iI Gp4~-;;;;~ i Mon . Set 1 C).II fltls the commiu~ b finally tOJetber, it is aen«ally inexperienced." Chairman of the Faculty Senate Robert Pope, teaclles an introduetion ievd class with approximately ISO students per ~mcstcr. U] set about lS plaaerlurs each semester," he told tbe Senate. "~ually meet with them ancJitome up with an informal resolution. I'm not about to ao tbroUJ)I the rqular procedure." lt is euler and commonly more cffeaive to work at lowu levels, be added. The Facuhy Salate passed a motion to rorm an Ad Hoc commiu~. and will decide nat w~k on itS possible size and membership. Auocfodon Varalty Club �editorial Easy education It Ia about time a Unlverslty·bodY starts to address the question ol student academic dishonesty, end the unclear procesa that is currently used to do something eboullt.. Let us hope the student perspecllve Is not forgotten. F~~eulty procedure to charge a student with plagerlsm has not been changed In six years. According to Executive Assistant to the President Ron Stein, It has rarely been used because lew teachers actually understand II and are willing to deal with the drawn out, tedluos process. In a University that commonly oilers Introductory level classes with over 100 students, various forms of cheating and plagerlsm Is a common practice. In Physics 114 rampant dishonesty I& open and blatant. In order to encourage academic Integrity and to be fair to those students Ihat earn their grades, a system must be devised that can easily be used by faculty and clearly define the rights ol the students Involved. Not having looked Into Jhe matter previously has certainly been • vlant oversight on the part of the faculty. Now that the lnellectlveness ol the procedure has lleen brought out Into the open, It must be deal lth and altered with Sludent lmput belor t once again Is Ignored and forgotten, It Is hard enough lor teachers to educate a class of 150; they should not havo to deal with those who do not want to be educaJed. U for I Alter two very close defeaiS on the road, the UB football squad returns to Rotary Field tomorrow when they open up at home against the University of Rochester. The losing record the Bulls bring Into the game Is really deceiVIng. The team lost In the final seconds In Cortland In Its opening game on a 37 yard field goal. The Bulls then traveled to Berla, Ohio where they faced probably the toughest team In Division Ill football, Baldwin-Wallace. They lost 31·26, but oould have easily upset the Yellowjackets II not for a • ta quarterback ack. The Bulls &le a tough team Indeed. but what the Bulls would like most Is to have a large crowd at the game. The Bulla provide a dynamic offense and an equally tough defense tllat Is probably the strongest since the football program was reinstated In 1976. But they need your support. Get a group together and have a tailgate party and enjoy the game-there Ia nothing like a large crowd at a game. Anyone who attended last years Homecoming gamo against Canlslus will tell you that as over 7500 fans watched the Bulls win. So come on. Go to tonlghts pep rally at the steps of the athletic complelC and get some free beer and music and watch the Bulls In action tomorrow. The Bills may not be playing, but tha Bulls are. feedback Vote fRr Dale, Spaulding Editor. , 'ltOUid ... 10 YOK» " ' ' •ilf'P0'1 101' two C.ltd~~Nt•a o.-r s.r.atr I'IMNnf 101 It ll "'' o./lel t!Mr Do-. Do»'""~ Speuldl"'l w/11 pille liM StU<HIII s.Mt• w/MI II h. . Mciflnl/lor tiM p.,r ._., ,..1&. Morurfryll Dove DIM will bring 10 lne Senett ,...,. olor~J<Hnt bwo~VeiMiftt, • no nottHtJr• •PPI'f»Ch end • c:ont~ .._,,. etrlr-. ~ Speu~ -l>llng w ll/t ,/on /tim thll u,_..r•ttdfltf ot the tfMr ..to Jar., r,. ua. un-.rrr '"" ,,. wiiN"'Ineu to Misandentood Coacept w ith tO<I•r tFrld•rl 1»1"11 ,,. toot dey 101 votlhfl, I'"~ o/1 .stflfhtnt• 'Ill/to he-. nor t10tH to conaJder ,,_,. two r»ndXS.t•• lor EdHor. ~·n• .,..,. of _ _ llotett Hlorel"""/ttfl <1P/tllort• StiJ<HntSMott. In tho s.pr. 2tot luuo or The CUrrent , tne -IoriO! 011 pogo tht"H •t•t•s. " Tn. SA $«tate ,. liN,_.,..., thlftg ... hi,_ tO I tfUI -.-wrlc~ltt po/ltQ, - _.,..,, IJIIIIk• ,,. SA Ao-0/'1 II hOI - 1po- " n.lo / ahon • lfll•u-.rondlltjl o/ 11M cotteep~ o/ rl>e SA • .46-l>ly. Fltat o/ t H, ll>e A-mbf'( le ....,. ,.,,...,.,.,,.,. o/ tl>o ltudllnl ~. Tltlt pelt m<Ntlh I hovo1/01"11 oroul!(l to rfrtuol/)' t// c.mpus QIOfiiH to Abt•ln thek m•m-/p. A de_..tlcbo4y, ·~ _,..,. ,.,__,..,., - bf dollnlllon, l o - "' - - r - ,.•• - " ' ,,.I'OIIcy M to II» ~~~ 01 ,..., pow;t~tt, llhftt TbeCUnwd ,._,.nd.,._ •~ttvam • ltd ,,.,, root• otpOIIIZI"'I. ,,. Aoumory 1o 1M plocei<H bulldlltjlotiJ<Hnl coolltlon• end -'<lng 011 tuueo rhot COI!cern 11>om. r~>e Alum~>/)' cen eloo c•llony SA ol/lciol In ond hi .. lhelll /U 0/1/y t,.lr OCIIOIIt d.,,..., ,_•••rr. when 11 con a lao attempt to hold the VB Adtnkflltratloll eooountablt to ,,.. OtiJ<Hnto. Trw Au.,ory, • ' - h -···/on to • of,,. •tudent body. cen mtk• tfltwnMII and rue -h/ono tiMI ..,,., o lor o/ cif>ut. II , , . _ !Mt q.,.allonl acour oncrtr how miX/It the so Aa.,moty cen do, 1 /rope r~>ey contact'"'.,~ or 00/M In •nd · - · With 1110 dl,..l/y. I'm ,.,,,,.b,. m•n'l houra tor pu,_.. auclt I / r o p e - /0111 ,,. A...,ory. II f<X1 tell• the A....,oty f«<ouooy, nnr It to oe.. It e.n N .-,..,you TIM~ you �op-ed • 1M /0/lowfnp II IMIIIllllntroll-1 ol 1 leMI 011 /fOil ond ,,. _ . , , m ,,. oounrry It woa wm,., by •n ,,.,,., ttudwtt of '"• Uttlv«elty, ...,.., requ.t«t .,_.,,.,, R ,_.,.111• ....Wtlon It o te<m whk:ll tiling• , _ ro 11,. Mat1 ot m•nr at"CC tear to ure of a tew ha causea end alma are It Ia P4•~•ut n used to be only en lntMnal pMnomenon bofne of~._., ttrlfe f<H a belt« tit~ but toelly, due to ,.,,ly ,..,t.to ''"' de-coetopment ot intern.Hoflll oolltk:.a, ntern,tkmal economic rtJfitlons lotenloene• lntrlguet. and many other fact<Hs, It Ns o.come ~complicated and •te eUoct5 HUtfefOfe. mue:h deep.' and wkter. Due to UNlit compleltltlea, It Ia almot\ tmpoutbll to anatyu tfWI cauae and olfect, and prt<J~I tfte outcome of revolullona In today'& WOfld. In the following- •nlc.lw, 1'\0Wfitr.l ShAll do beta\ to ana1yu the c.ute, effect and outcome of utcent Ir-anian rnv revolution lltno with the role ot •uperpo~Mere In lrtn ptiOf' aod 1t11r ltle Ulvofullon T'Mn f will try to tntlfPOfate on lhe past to pred•et 1ne ruture ol '''"''" polltlul devet~nt . A Stief Re'llew of lr•n'a Sodo·poUHCAI Backgfouncs from 1906 IO 1!168 Betore 1078. l,.n ...... • net6on wnlcf\ tlltG gone Uwougtt • ConsiHullonal RIM>Iutlon In 11106, and many 1~ .aiMS t883 tn ordef •uooresseo ri\IOfts, •• U\OM ot gain Independence to ,om C04onlztng fOfca or GrNt Bnraon ona Culltt Runlo. ond lttOf on - • • • n o ana lnfluendt'l'Q PO-Met'J o• Butaln ana US ,,., had been a competHion ground fOf aupetopowrr.,. due to Its vee~ oil r~~Mf'W. . and atretaotc toca.Uon. ,,., had gone ttnough h• ConotJturlonol Revclurlon oy ........,.."of a •- oecueated lnte:f&ec:lllll"s ,,., DtOGfllltve c:Nif;y AHhOUOfl ""' ont..,ac~uats ""'~ 0 . . - tno ct..gy tcx tM'r •eactlonlty ottHuclu tlwy 11.o no clloke 1>u1 r o · - _ . ... , . - ,,. C!efVY ..... ,,. Oflly _ , . . co convnuneate ano a til tran•a tnala~Ye lllltera~a l)tlC)C)Ie 11106. 1 - II\On IM 1>1<_, ol lr&nlana were btwato). ~n w.,. AhftOUQn IM!te a tew P.OO~• mut~a. ll'lort wtte l.twaya outnumoerec:t by tM r..atonery onea on tM r1t10 ot 1000 to one After Iran' a Hilt coni11Uniott Wit fcwCitd uoon 1tt. 01)1r aynaory In 111011 In-on a H<leo olrtrYOIII and blood.....,, 1....... •a1 I Pt<IOd ol ltnl• .,.,..._ 110..,/1' lonned pollrk:al /octlona and panleo Tno lntlliK111111 wet"e pusntno fOJ &1'1 l~ent '''" unci« a f'IPUbUcen g<Wetnmenl (milCh like 11101 Olr,. US). wl\llt ot~ llnA.nced by Bfttlln tor- a conl11tullonaJ mon•rchy, and the rut support.., by ~arlit Runlo """ rMC11otlaty clergy lor tno old monan:hlol gO'flfnment. The r.-cttonory olergy wloheO IO< • monarchial reglmo OtiiM<Iu 'latamk> montrthler ·~~- Wlrn ,,. Rij""" r...,.IJIIon ol t9r7 ilnd their decrh.Hd lnfluenc•, a newty tormtd ~gy oomlnttod ond 10:, notional ooaol'l\bry put o Bnll.n au~od army col<lnel b¥ IM nomo or Aau to power •• prtme mlniUif and mtnlltw ot wrot. Rtu aHhougn lllltertte wu • t>rlgl>l man w1111 o auong .. 111 anti IIIIJII amblllont and OlctatO<Ial ltndttncu. Rau Iaior become tl\0 King after tno O.Jar dynuty wu ouatoa and called himself Rezo Slllh f'S/\011" In Pertton llondt for King( Rezrl Shan aMOVnctd hlm"tf "nG muelt at lilt toalft....,. or clt<gy. 110. hlmMII, wtal!.o to oct• otlth a fOI)Ublk:on - " ' mtiCII '""'that 01 Kemal Ataturk In Tur~ty. 1\eza ShoJI. wqn _ . . _ . , . ond Ml~ or reae11on.oty c:feray, oncuroa lntallectual and clerical ,......,,_ 01 '"" Contl"ttltonal- and eslabllnod ll!moelf u • , , _ clicU!or. The cletgy most r~ble lor I\Oiplng Roo Sllah lo cllctalon!NI> was an A)'at- by namo ol -~~-II~ toa.y by I\I>Omelnl'o lot 1111 - ' t l o n to lntotltc1vot .....alu11onarln of that porlod By Rtu - · • ,..lo - · ,,. -..1111111011 01 11106. wu Wf\11011.,., _..., .:rno "'*of • - olmotll'lranlane.-"In; but a wonhteu · Aou &IIIII ruled Iron'""" 11121 ro 11141 wllll 101&1 cloetllort.l_., Alt"""'II no , . . _ - bUlG ,.fomta,llwy _ , altlltftnt.ntloMd 0< nol._..l can1od""' He ga.. lo_um .,.,.....,_ 1o B<k_., _ . . . . . an a - ·· atiOWln; !lWn to oq>loll IraniAn net\11al ana 1111111111 ,...,.,,..,.. . , • .-y ~ 1>/b OIIQ ra/orma _.. ~- ,.,..a~y to_.,. B/IUa/1 ecoN>mk: and QIO;IIOIIIJcal lfttw•t flO< oxompl« IM building ot Iranian ~-•rlontl ralltotd II~ At tho beginning ol WWl~ Aeu Sholl w at atltoctH to Nut Gt<many and B'"aln lcxcecl r>im to IMIQn and I)UI hit 00<1. Moltammad ~on ,,. ttwone. II ttooukl,. montlonod 11\ot kt the lui y..,. ol 1111 rvlo, F~Uo Shall alto a~ttallerl lno c:teraY lnllu...,. ana pollllc:ol _ . ,, Out ro lock ol pollt lcaj po- ana ,_...,._ ol Moltammad Rtu Sha h 6nd Ino O.C,..tlng BrHIIh lnfl....,.. WWII, ,,., lfljayod tatoll.. politico! •tv- e-- ....,._of ''"""""" Ol!d , _ politiCal patttea - Ill' In ' "'" Tlwy lltc:luded. "'~... 'Tucleh' 4 ) ' - . . - . _,. rno rematncler ol a group of 63 • ond rntalle<:tuolo . .- a n d tmP<I- by lli!D SNm 11111 , _ · - /rom jill by lilt 50ft, Mc>Nmmod Rtu Snol\. Among 011o0< polltlcol...-a roleased wu al"""" T.,.., r_...,tatt.o ro Iran's natlontl a.-ry ~~~''*I by name ot Mo...<~egh. Allor hla ,......, lolooaodeQh •ose In PQIItlcalclrclft •no gafMCI more Influence 1nd fam.. He was 1'-Ctto ogaln u oo ropresenoatll<e or Tonran to rna MoJII• 011<1 -•mo known IO<..his strong opposition_ to Btltlsh _,"' He """"""~rr..w ~.-..,._ oci\'OcJttiOd and launcheO Ira I\'& o11 notlo~ollutiM movement For tnts. he became a nat tonal hero and waJ eupportod oy lranlt communist (I e. Tudtl! porw). tho clbrgy lerl by Ayolollan Knllanl. and other narlonollsl .,., •••• Duo ro tnla wide supii0<1,,Monammed Reu Snoh Nl& fOfced to appoint h'm as ptime mfnlMer. La tat, ~oaudeoh ~tmonotd ano recelvoo the po11tton ot Mlnlat., ot W1r alOI\Q wllh his pt"eml-wshlp slnce ne was atrato IIIII Moll am moO Aoza Shah (horoai!O< talorrod to at th• Shah) undM Brillan ~1rec-110n ma~ u~e ,,. arrny to overthrow him. Mo.asa6egh'e push tor f\8tlortallzallort of Iranian oil recet•od'WoriOWIOt attention and 110fct British opooaltlon. Mauadooll lllut ,,.,., 041 l)lpe lo BrHiah. noo&no to forct: tMm 10 atgn a new and Jutt conces-tlort Bntoln tflallotiOd by boycotting '"" llllnlon oil ond osl<od her &ll..t to 00 80 'ThertfOfe. wl'len Iran OOUkS not M11 r.et oil, Iter oconomy began to CleiOIIotato. Motudtgh wu flooOng !hOI '"" US -.ld bt sympal""'k: 10 hll CIUIO and, by buytng lronlan 041, uvw Iran Irom oc>ono••>~e l>anllfltPIOy But tlte US IIIUMO lo buy lrarwan oil ThereiOte ~ a&~ed lor a US lot" and. altO< a long time ol ._tlatlonlana wahlng, t.louldOQ/1'• liCI-t wu turntcl down by Truman It ts alto lmponant 10 "*'don th.a1 thl US 1\.a '"'- rotre ot mediator tn tn. lralHir1111" oil O,.P<IIt. l.loootadtgn, now ,...., w1t11 a t""'blerl oconomy ond no IO<._.ote - - 1ft Brlllfll c~t¥C~• 01 pos~lon. and toe- or OUPI>O<I trom tno US. 1' \t tn. SoM1 Union loo nolp. Bill ho lound Sowwt ptl<e too 1\lgllowlllch was to o•.. Tuooll party o •ut P<t'nlcar power by oppolnrono · · - 10 ,_...,, to_,mtlll -hlon Wilen MOUIOdegh u~od lor Moscow's llefp, no alrndy ""'lc" Eufopttlft countfles malntr w..t o.,many. Among these Otganlta1kH1t WOf• en. N 1 1~n11 Front, wtlk:tt was originally toomod by Moasodoon out ol o group or elite lnctuolng Ba>organ. wno larer -•me ~homtlnl's prim• mlnlolor ol provlllonolllllmlo Republic oovom,.,r And Ina Tuden OO!Iy wlll1 lllltudtnla' /action &long won other IH.tde,e orouoa In Well Oerrnany tlltbllsn&d Ihe Contodtrtlton or tronlon Srudtnlo Abrood Tnlo oro•nlla1IOI\ dovoled ltlelf to tn.e t)'IJOJUfe of t~ Shan•• atroeotlet ona -king lnltMNOtlonol IUPII0<1 lor political P'itontre In Ira" wr-o we,. moau-v Ul'tdet torture by Shta,:s SAVAK Thea IIUdenll used to c.ommemcH•te along w1tft tMit cou..g.,.• tnalelt Iran tno Oay ol Decombtr •. 1953 c•ll«~ ''the ltU6tnt Ol'f' oy notdlng O.montttlllont &nd wtglla oil tno world On that dolo (to. Dec. 4, 11153~ lhiOO atvMtol' - • 11101 by Shon't pollee du~ng a demonatrallon against Vke Preak»nt Nhton'& wtsh to Iron r,.nton " - " - - IIIIa •lstl Willen loolo piiOOid onl\' lour monthl alter tiiO US tupponod and llnoncoo-. IMICII It an. llttrt woa no mliO< O!)OOIIIIOn oc:tivlty lflllll '*'*' Pr..- 1862 tM Snan ~t-Mf'ltta hit ..Wrwt• ~ut'on.~ The "Wtvtl A.4JVO•v1ton- wu 1 ....,..._ ot retonn1 fcxc.ct upon IM Sften by tl\ei Kennectt AdmlnlltRI1on tn cxo.r 'o mo.. Iron /rom Ill -wonl louclal oconomy 10 a - '"''*' oooct• mAtket r.ao fouf ml,..,steB In "'' P'iM"men1 WhO wete moembe'' ol T - .,.ny and lex this ,..• ..,., tno US diO not tru11 Moaadtgn and oonslde<ocl him a pte>oScMel Bur ot Ill<! nme time. Moa.udegh's •nltude tow~rd the us~ wno n• thoUght The crutlon ol SAVAK wu .-y lnatru,_tol ln allmlnotlno and · - • n o politiCal-"""' to t no Sholl Tho clergy, -lnCO<nt •M molni'J !?om tno tallgloua " ' " which rrwy collecl.ad, ..,. toteod to , _.. II\Oir ~ycllac>.a /rom rno Slllll'o _ , 1110 Slla/1 IO<med t 'rollglout IUilO OIQ&IIlzatlon' 11 t.AwQal Otgonlullon) and paaatcl • .... lor -~~and Otganl<arlon 10 pay 1""1' ta41glout roxn to AWQaf Otganllttlon. TN a woy tno cloogy Wllfa financially conrtoltod o; rite SMI1 So rno onry rorce ram•lr'od acrwo In oppo&ltlon 10 rnt SIIOh'o dlctaioralllp wu til<! lronlanatud..,ll In trtn ano abroad. Tl1o romolndet ol tn. fl9polltlon who htd lied ablotld reorgonlrao In Western to be '1mP8thettc to tr•n·• ea\olse, ;awe him a IM'C>A-n 04Jttooj, In M060010. 01 eo<;r.., MothdOQh waa nelthef pto-So'iliet nor pro-Ame.-lcan MosM~h nao nor only to doll! ..nn oconomlo lndUirnol oauntr:Y comparlblt wlrn o _ . . , conoumar II\ otMf wOtd .. Iran •ould ffJOft' trom an ooncurtlifolly Mlf·wtrlclonr oauntry to • Cltpandont 'Mm~ lnduatrl•l one whk:t\ woutd ' " a conaumer of wtllltem proelucll and I"" IUOPIIW 01 _.tOfn __,yo row mattf'lal To do so.'Hanlan ta.ndtotda were forced to ltl~t IMll COptiOI In lltlpottjflg _,..., lnOuotnol good• and Hllbllantng I WHittMI_..otnt lndUIIIY abMI on'y to etaem.bte •'ready-made wntern productt fhtl DLII'I WII 10 DO C.arf'-d unodet lt\6 cJitgUIM Of ~laf'ld. flfOfm "' Anot!Wf part of the 1Whlll Re.olutk)n" waa to bring woman Into lltt wor~ Ioree. •ddlng to tno amount or ' •"1•,.. cne•p ••w which wee worktno '" Iran tor w._. WNIIm countrtea. trill to be tamed out u.nd« the utte o• .. womtn 1t t•ohtt .. Whtt'l thft sni"' announced thla preeautea but also w1t.ft poUUeat presaure& trotn Tucteh program. tnoog·tt m1ny who were not aware of Ita tru. Pony and rho c ..roycboth alrtvtng lor mote poll! leal po"'er Slnca Mooaeoegh <eluaecl ro give In to any or preu.ur... both cJetgy, JJndtt tM leldtfahip of "'yotollall Ka•nanl. and til<! i..O.n Patty luiM<I lnlo 1111 natu•o t1.1C:h •• Tucs.r. par11 1•ec~••• IMnv abroad, many e>r•lattt Shah'• retOfmt Olhtlra who knew tha na.tore en&mles, UnW ltMIM condftlona, tM US, •h•ld ot Sovlet galne from the lack ol Brltlth tntlu.,.,., In Iron, anemprecl t COlli> d'ellt to MotndeQit. Tho first olttmpt tailed and lilt Sllah who waa • partntt In '"" planning or II /loci II rot to Iraq.,., I!len 10 Italy Some of tno .,.rrlcl.,.ntt "' '"" atttt~~tecl coup wcn aneatod and lolled. n.. CIA ttled a~ coup,_ O•n '"'"' and lf1Ca llmo 11 , . . . , . _ , CIA • - t - tllfoo million doltln In 111113 to onng Sl>al1-ro .It 11 wottfty 10 l<now uat Ouo1ng thO coup neither ,,. clergy not IM ludell peny camoo to tno lloJp oll.loootadtgl\. A""' tno ooup, MOUIOdegb ..-u Itied In • qngouoo COU11&nd - l - 1 0 . . . . . , . _ . &I !\Ia ltomo CH!IM Ills Wilen tno Slllh Qll1e bacl<ro ·,. ~"'"" ,,. ,..., "' CIIOtpe 01 lite coup, -.ot Zahtcll, 10 rile POOl11on 01 Ptlmo -•.51tlllsor ""k&IIQOIOO """"' oncllrllel a.• ,.. -''loti. *""""led all 101> ~ oltt, onc1 joljoO the rttt Solno progr- ciottgy - • alao lllod ana lmprl- on cller!l" o! trouon to '"" snan AmonG •"""' was mon by ....,.or AyatOllall TolaQiwtl. Bill liD ...yotolla/1 Koollonl, w!loM-"IOn to~ ~80-a.!-tal IO 1111 . . . - ow, • - " ' • - by tho Sl1all. Some - a ol ~ Patty MC<Iped to tno SoYiet UniOn 0< Eutom e..._ Wl1llo oomo 011ttn )otnod the Slllh'a one oil'*'! tatw bKarno lno noad o l - hOIOCI SAVAll. arrw tno coup, '"" Shall ilgnocl • now oil conceaolon whn • toMO<tlum or llrllllll. WHr.rn E l l r - and Amertean oil companlto. He ,_...., A"* lean llnanGI&I a.IO and mtllt"'Y a.1<1ano Mll bllallod 1110 lolamoua SAVAK wltn me 1ta1P ot CIA and M1arlcall Po41ca Academy In Waohln;ton o,c. Duo to lno Slttll'o . _ . aupprot -Irion, rno -".lon lorcaa .,_,t oUIIt< ijro<lerground or tnO'ied to Wtttorn E u - countrltt. clergy, under the te•d•flhlp of Ay1toll1h Khomelnl, 'h••• """"!Vow -Ill. and_.._ """"'tleo _......,,,and...., On-_., "*' a,_.., 01 "'* us tortton pollor and flo olm• otnouncecl no. "Wnnt AevoluHon"' and tet 10 ew.poae hi uue OQalt, wh llt ff'Ht oppo1oc1 tt ouo 10 ctargy !It t ro lno tovdata and tandlorclt and tloelr !taCtion If)' tttltU~ IOWIIO ·· rlghls. Ayatollah Knomelnl wrote a Ioiiar lo tiiO Sl1ah and """'""" hlllt 1101 to undortl .. Ihe ao eallad rercxma or "WI\IIo llcrvoMion." Bur tho Shah did not pay any •Uantlon IO l\lloma4nl T...... lcxt, l(t10f11tt•l, atong "'lin ot,., ctergymon, called IO< a - I t tarion ogalntt tho Shah. Other ulldetgrour>d group• alto ~ponao IC"""'"'"I'a call hoping tiiOt • , _ W04Jid grow o<tt or tno - • t r o t ton. The Shah anawwed IM 1n011_,, -nne ey_ ,__,_ toa-Q aon-....-cJ twn fKOI'G ot OM-.1"' ••''" ~~no lf\I~CM.~r"C»I lrom !tOO 10 IS,OOO -~~~ TM -.ttarlon wu • - " - ontl ~~ wu o..tled to 11<11 Tllttcty and '""" lroq N o - pollrlcal-alrlon r o t - . Duo t o - polhrcatww-. ano tn. u ltt..ot SAVAl(. the ....,.,ground - ' t l o n -'liM to cwennow lito Sltol't ' " ' - " • popular -rllto wat. The .....,... 01 CuOoll ,_,lon ol ISIIS811td oJtracred ,,. anontlon I~Mitn -ltlon , _ M • -lilt o1 Uti&, ,_groupe 01 /orf1110 oiUOOI111 act...,.ll 01 Tlllran Urt...,_ltr Ml 0111 IO atudy lhe _.tota "''""' " tactlca and kllology One ol ,,... groupe wu IOtiMd 01 tor"* """""' . _ . , . or tno T_, Patty. Tiley tolar 1onnet1 a giWrllla organlutlon called "'tganlutlon ol "-lt'• Fadall 0-rlllu 01 Iran". 1M MCOnd grO<tp wu IOtiMd o/ ..,_,.,_ o! MoaociiiQII'I Notional Front 1110 la ter joiM<I tron'o F r (WI>Ich waa on ol/tnoot ol the NaltonoJ Front tnd wu tormoo by Aya tollth Taltgfoanl and Proltuot Bau.rgan, and nod o ratlglouo tona "-"" Nlllona l Front -.111111m). Thta a Q'*"llla O<ganlutlon on rofamic gtoup kltology ond wu called tno "OtganlutJon ot "-le't Modj&heOin o l trlll". A ruM rlpllon o1 both orotnlutlont ond tllelr actM!Y unrll tno 187& .....,rra Ia of ....,._I '""'*' Mat. �feedback Unfixed w•• The us 500 o IIHI<I , . _ I<H NCU. opon•- 0'/ SA, CAC. ond ~- Hoi/UII SA, U lndlclltad Itt 0 loNer OPPMrlng Itt l>londll y'IIIIU.. Fun-.n019., oH Itt• worltMY ..,.. 'I'OiuntHn from CAC 1nd ~Itt no COtiMCtad with SA Thll Inc,_ IM tlfO lii'OMM • ItO 1111#«1 ,,.. _ _ _ _by..:........Berke Breathed BLOOM COUNTY r----~-...., ••r lioWAiol . QUilL. ~. /IW(f; lf donetlon shHts. '4t/N'I. U II trw IIIII I '"lltl•f Wlf mede Itt tellylng 1111 lhHtl (tiOMtlonr of Nltp money'• wtHe counted •• 11.00 1tt1tood ol 11.00 x 9 lep• • $8.00). htlw~. thl• In no - 'fU.I)...f/ON'T 10/'TIK 66$/W;T. IT'S.MT I tlf£P A IXiT ()j6. ' WWAM. ' lti'A56. f _.._.,. I.A6T/IN't(. '1Hf; ~.· ~ f war lnvoh«<enyone /rom SA. It Wls- I Mgftlmttt II'IOUQit unlortun• t• Nrar on the pan ol • ~It of "'' voluntH,..~ nt• cJelmr thll IPPHtad /11 tho hlttfll ltf0/11~ Fun M·cmey ...,. not only lttre. end lrfftpons-lble, but WWHW ooviourty mao not In tho lltl-11 olltlr pity. out In tM hope• of CfHf/ttg I ICIIJ(Jtl n•ltct /1 /hll t. •• Orig lnttO' 1M CO«ttlftl lot ot tho US 500, wu tho only SA """"' ilt'IO/Ited Jn run~ng 1- ~! tiN """'' FunhM, upon Oiling ln/<Hmad of tho onw on l>londlly tttonung eltH tM .,.,, I Md thl llgeltel ch«<c«J by IM HenliiMI "' SA. oflr1 Informed tl>l ,..,Oefl Ol IIJI ltH J t ctet LNdiOOII ~htmKhldr o! l d - ROfT~ Cl:llB' ~· . 0 0. = ~ . ......_ Cooa} 11'111 IIWf ...,. ,,.. Wl/tMt'S,. arwlrfHit , ,,...,.,..,,. wou~ be m«h to Qtt tMm '"'" prizu end r«::gllltiOII l l,.l*'f.OI'Ptlfr IJJSlfWU«i/1111 JonNCJrne WO(IId wrlll • . , . , to '"" . ._ _ lortl>loola puropo11 of $IH'11ntltocl/lol! ond -•-In " " "" ' mongorll!fl. I " - rhll In tvtu,. t h l l - will try 10 1>1 more , . _/Chh>p tho cM/1111 II* mo~.. ~h·po hi might conolt!M to/Iring to lhOOo whOm IN c=otrtldWJ to be thfl 111/vtfld pottleo to ~~ tho roe/1 1>1/ore writing~ mlpht «HH•I<JH hllltottng o Senate games and,.,..,.,. Editor: mom1111 bolorw meting un/IJII cl•#na I bout ¥1fulble cJt•tltlbhl IIHI/~11 "-· Oold-~ Director Studflllt A/lolt1 P S. Ho" you tur-In your tlonotlonl to I>IDA In Il l To IbM ,.., PSC bias quaiJtffd urtd«utaflultl ttudfl,t •t th/1 unlv...,frl. At I r.cof/, tho Editor - 1 / y lho Poll,.,./~­ o.pon,.,, of IIIIo Unlwraity ~C«J ennounc.mwr,. In The SIMaNin .._ , ,,. lllttmthlf> ()IOOflm Itt 1111 H.,. Ycri' Stllo Auembly lor tl>l Siprltog of IN1 Impli cit 1111- .,,_,_, • - f l ,,,~,.. . , _ , , 1>1 , _, Itt ,,.. -_,_....,,.Poll. w,. A/bony PI'OIJtlm Ol-ton /0 ,.• .,. 11~11 • Uh plel$~ bookl}fOU!Ido, ond conuq....,tty 1110 , , _ , 1 t»rl/cli»lod with had '"IJ<n to"'JJIIIJ from Engllth o!ld HIII<HY to Longv- o!ld Soclo/oiJr. oflt1 a-.11~ olcou,.o l'olfflt»>-. 1 wollld- ony ollMnt - moy 1>1 int-tod lit , _ ""'Y -'IIWI!ila llltwoh/p$ 1Ht1 II ~ Pol/,.,.1 ~ Depomnent.t do -1/adO'/-~,_,,., odoptod 0'/, ~~-""'only Poll. Sd moJon ,,., qt~~~/Hiad 0/ld depo/r-10. • •• lllr. -lftttiN/ 10 conlrollt 11>1 Pollrltlfl o.potf,.,l fflt~ IIIII unfelt pnctk» M cotJt"t u.. A_,llly 111'- offa Ill A/bony --h- Sd. utllloct«ttandldoml«- tho_, lltr-~ Poll. Sd. moJon011 New Ycri' SIIN - 1 1 A o o t»ot AIHmOIY lnlem, ond o US pqduoto wtlh dot/IWI Ill f'rl<:ltolovlo!ld Humon ~ I -rolntr did - IMI unquoNflad o r - mynll~ 0'/ '"' 1>011ta of ""' ,,,, - n t. 11101 lhll -lle. 0'/ lhll 01' '''" 10 - -· oNompt to dllcouro~ olhor 1MJon 110'11 opp/yll>g, t1>1 PolL Sd. ·----.-.-- U/11/hlcol camt»/gfl toot/co oro • dl•greco to tho unlvertlry •• 'llltll •• counter· lunctlonl- Dept. to u!llolrty diiiCIIIIIIMtt..p ogolnot .-y olhorl,_tad •lid. m,., 0151-104. Thl• , . . , ,._,k:lolto .,. ' " - " ' oflllf mi/Or - I I 0/Jou/d- 1>1 mode oM( •••IIIOM /0 . . .~aa,.. _.,of.,_,,.. S/1101 whltfO ,,. d potltl/111 ,.., , , _ , (or ,.,..PI pollfltlrtl colldldl/01 lor pol/tlclll ollloel le((U/rad IO bo l'olltlclll Sc- rrroon? Pf0/1UOIIWIIO IIUdehl unity. Tho /filii! whorl ono thoro WOI'fl WISE PARTY po1tore (C.t»n Lounge ond Ellleo/1 11111/IIQ thefl oro now In tiHIIt plat» 81tz.. How c•n w. oombot Ulllthlclll ••hlflll1 Who/ do tho otucJ.n/1 horl ot UB ff•llr11or1 TIHr poll• ,,. nor • -ilrfrl Ooti/NI: /hoy',. I ,._on/11/Vo YOico tor otud.nll 10 tdo Mhtnttge ol. The wlnft«a ,,.. ro """" IO(IIIhef /8 oon}unct/On lor • com~WCHt go~/. t..t~ the trw QOOII/tt mlttd Olld.- ,.1 11>1 po/11/cll 11ft In""' t.., ••t- �Squire Browsing Library still without a home; UGL appears a ~ossible site By ER.IIl WA ~""" Sitiff Wrltrr ue to the dosina or Squire Hall lUI February, tbe Main Suect BroWJina Library, whkb os l0C1.1ed in the Student Union, hu been witboot a bom<. When student orpniutions wcre rd0C1.1ed, th< squeeze In studenl activit)' spa~ loft,. most of tho Squire Browsina Library in storaae was traosf«red to th< facilities at the Ellicott Browsina Library on tho Amherst Campus. Presently tho Studtnt AJ5oclat ion Is ~Iorin& th< po$.$ibilities or restorina tb< cntir< service on Amb<rst Campus in tb< academic spin<. Sub Board I (SBI) Chairman David Hoffman omphasized that tbe issu< wu still in the apcrimcntal staa<. allhouah he penonally would lik< to ste tho proposal implomented. "At D this point, everythlna is still up In the ail. Several blocks txist, 1101 tbe least of wruch It whctbcr SBI will fund it," be ClQ)Iained . Director or University Libraries Sal<tldas Roy is ready to allow the Btowslna Ll'brary to locate itself in the underutilized around floor or tbe Underaraduate Library (UOL). h would occupy the ponloo of that noor which Is under the stairs and aaou the hall from the banltina machines. Str-..t Ubrary's 3000 books and several or its 100 mquines. A small sde<:tion or 300 records from the Main Suect llrowsint Library collection is now available to Jtudcnts at the Ellicott branch, whlcb reccntiy reduced its boun due to Jtalfma ~bonqes. The entire col1«tioo would bave been kcAin tbc main University b~. but "they wished to assume run ownership and control over tb< coUmion," accordina to Associato Coordinator or Student Affairs Ann Hicks. "Wo couldn't allow that because tbey were paid for witb mostly Sludent fees." There are also 39 cr•tcs of records being stored in tbe Hdms Buildirta. T hr~ woeks qo, Roy met with roprcsentatives or SA and SBI, but [IO rtnal dccillon bas b<Cn reached at !IUs time. Hoffman hopes that tho Browsinc Libuuy could b<come a reality by the md or the ~em ester, althou&b bo did not SJ)«ulat< on an exact dat<. The 211icott Browsing Library continues to operat<, hav!na Incorporated into ill coUcctlon many or the Main Last semester. a scaled down version or the book lendlna service existed in Cement Hall. but a consoUdation or THE SPECTRUM Qassifieds that cormmmicate Nigerian Week Lectures Dinners Displays Week of Oct. 1st presented by: Nigerian Student Assocl~tlon Undergr~du~te Student the materials Is hoped ror In the noar ruture. By installing the ameral cataloa for the library on the around noor or the UOL, it Is hoped tbat all tho books, magazines and record albums wiD b<comc centralized in one place. FOR~=lOU'RE GOING TO COl LEGE. Give )'OUf local Army Rnervt- urut a weekend a month and a rouplc:cisummc:n dunng ~. and they11 gt~ you overS12,<XXI ~ rollqje Up 10 $4.<XX> U\ co&ge ;ud IS yours ~klrjoiningmtl61units PlusavttSl.ZOOforrwo~~r a-..ining penods. And a.nother $6,00J 1'0< servmg a "-eekcnd a moruh plw twO weelcs a year. lnteresced1roc more tnformation caU any ci the numbers~ ~low Or m>p by. BMY RISIIM. .ALLltM.I CAM._ SfC JOHN C. ARMSTROHC Rm 207, Feder~! Office Bijfldlnt &lffalo, New York 14202 856-lbSO Assocl~tlon For more lnform~tlon 636-1950 GOOD-LUCK To our BULLS when they try to take the sting out of U of R Yellow Jackets, Saturday at Rotary Field at lPM, Come Out and Show Your Support! ,__ ,..__ . _____ �I I worked withour bls bdna tberc to make thr nlll)'-sriiiY desldocu." Rossbrq Mld. Sla\plc maki:S dcdsioea wbal thoR Is ao ............, ~the vice pn:lliclalu, I<ICXlf'dlna to Doty, and thoR orc UIUII!y thrubod DU1 01 the .X.. pn:lliclalu' ~ JSU and· Food Service Will Provide A Late Dinner on Yom Kipper Monday, September 27, 1982 ~ ~ For those people who have fasted all day. Free for people on Food Service ~ Board Contract n $3.55 for others U Tickets MUST Be Purchased by Today ~ Tickets Available at Food Service Checker Stations ~ ~ L Student Assodadon -===::ot ~~-===::o.oc:::::=e Take Charge At n. ~ ~ lovolved In that.,_, "lbls _ . Ita~ to c:oa~ oor pa100 -the vice praidcDt, ...S doo 't law to wony obout doo up the tiDe,'' Da.a or the Focully or l!<tuc:olioul Sc\ldles H\1111 Prlrie - od. .. ~ doo'l Jot ptblod u mudl wileD 011e pa10D l.ell& the ~ 10 Reaalc:, IIWIJ •ory." Auoc:lllc VIce Praidenl dcdsioea ore mode without mudl for Scuclmt All'&in lulthony raatorc, ber!iwx IIIey haw occurod Lomwni llicl. Direc:ton noted 1o the-· "A lor orthb>p t1w t1w R'POI1laa OGiy u fat ap • " - herr ta.... blppeocd bdCR I the vice praidalt nducod clday ODd the pr«tdwe rau orlth the lime ror policy imp!mxn•o!joa. vice puldenu, c.brrc's 110 need to Became . . - Dim:lon and tolte ic itlto the .....cinp," be Da.aa rq>ort either 10 Ill aa&lant mnartod. vice praidml or a full vice Peraclotu, wbooc oN'ICC pruidcnt. they do - haw my pri:S<Dtly- 10 ........... aalcl lllltnedoa orlth the President. "I doo't thlot (Sample) WltiU to Di~<Ctor or Scoda>l AtcounU bear 1QJ J)<Oblems 1o OUl!." Cllrrord W'rboa ODd bia wislant, A.-dina 10 VIce Praldent ro. Wall.. Onbet, haw hardly been Sllldeal Atfoin Rlchard tn\'OIV<d orlth the Praidenl. Slad.tow. thoR is no need rm Drabek, Ill rae~. has m<t Sample ro be Involved In the Sample, tao""na !tim Of\Jy from routine ......,. or rhe _ . . . mtdla l'q)OIU. divisions or rhe Unlvmlty. "A aalcl that his cooled is aood Praldenr doi:S nor aa .. almost ltrictlr orlth the vice boatel down orlth day·to-<lay president, ahhou!llr I have rail<d detail)," he Ql>lalned. FUoctlons aro ..w.r for tho line rbe Question early on, trylna to solve how tho Pri:Sidrnt aru ofr~«n wirhour rhr Praldent lnlormallon." On occuion, he uks Rouherato make a •pedal pracncation 10 Sample 10 u to rruun> IMI the Prr.ident ls proprrly lnlonnod. AlrhoU&h he bu not met w\tb Sample other th&n .. the Olund! or Deans oncctlna. he believes he could lave .....,..If he ..tat for it. The advanraaes and clisad....,._ or this ba~ not If-iced. While Wiboo said "I doo'ttblnk it makes aay KruC fm the Praidcnr ro be dircetly Involved with this otr.ae.·• 01teotor or Ubnrics Satlldas Roy said he lru cloubls If Sla\pk rdiUa whal b boppcaina • •"Tbc:re an tlma wben we are not evm wu il the Praiclent 1s .....,. or BWin OW' ptObialr.l, .. he laolaltod. SU:LLEY ln most jobs, at 22 care of sophisticated you're near the bottom equipment worth of the ladder. millions of dollars. In the Navy, at It's a bigger chal· 22 you can be a leader. lenge and a lot more After just 16 weeks responsibility than of leadership training, most corporations give you're an officer. You1l you at 22. Tbe rewards have the kind of job are bigger, too. There's your education and training prepared a comprehensive package of benefits, you for, and the decision·making au· including special duty pay. The starting thority you need to make the most of it. salary is S16,400-more than most com· As a college graduate and officer panies would pay you right out of college. candidate, your Navy training is geared After four years, with regular promoto making you a leader. There ia no boot pons and pay increases. your salary will camp. Instead, you receive professional have increased to as much as S29,800. training to help you build the technical As a Navy officer, you grow, through and management skills you1l need as a new challenges, new tests of your skills, Navy officer. new opportunities ;;;vV'Orn,m.;-.; ----;.; 1 and This training ia to advance your edu· 0 designed to instill I ~roao"!"~ ~~"'"" I cation, including the J 0 IW ,...qwc..a..~ 1\ll ... ...,. .bavt I possibility of attending confidence by first.-.1'/.,.,..co~~xw_ I hand experience. You I graduate school while learn by doing. On I ·.Hr-m ' • ,...... --=:.___ I you're in the Navy. your first sea tour, Don't just take a I job. Become you're responsible for I co.. a Navy managing the work of 1 .':::::::=,..~-.o~ officer. and take charge. I Even at 22. up to 30 men and the I ..._,.. r ,._ •eo• m.,_ I I ,.....,,......._ ~CIIIIiii .,...61i ... =':..--:..-.="'_------ I r a~!E.:::a:::-::=-~-=-=--~.: 1 L J ' NURSERY & PLANTS' 300 Kenmo~ Ave. Between Englewood & Nllgl.rl Falls Blvd. -PRODUCE- HOUSEPLANTS - BOUQUETS- Fre1h local produce 7 days a week. phone: 837·6890 �Computer department's eq'uipmer:'t is obsolete; upgrading to come soon By 11M llNEELAND 5jp«t111Jr1 StiQJ Wrll" A budatt lncri&K o r S1 millioo over the next two to three years will be reqllired to Implement the uparadina propo51.1. This includea an eatinwe tlw eaeh yeas computen will become inereasmaJy COlt eCCocient. "The OOJI would be hiJher iC •• don't have thil trend," Martens said . Praa1tly, tbe system Is ~.000 below tbe national avertae budatl. A m-.jor problem within tbe deparunenl iJ the l..:k or faculty, starr and fllcilitiea to support the O>er·abundanee of under~taduates and 1.-.iuates des~rina a d<~t« Ul comput<r Tire follo•linl is tilt first part of a svies 011 tilt problems /IICillflht CO!r!PIIItr Sc101a T ~partmtltf. bC U8 computer prosram, based on the Ridge La Campus, iJ .uuulina to ktq) up with the tccllnieal advanc:n or the 1980s. The UB computers are "avertae ror the nate-wide S)'SI.Cm, bot bdowtb< unlvcnity averqe nation-wide," Dirtetor or COI'lputcr Scrvic.:s Hinrich Martens said; ''Computers 1\aveo't st«ped into the 80s as or y<1. Wt'rt still in the 1970s." There presently b a propow ror a five year plan 10 upgrade the system . Foremost is a proposal for cradual Implementation wbich will be&in in 1984 in tho design pbase. "Thts system would support SOO time sbarina users (differeot terminals on one machine) and other hi&h perlormiUICC services," wd Martens. Micr<H:Omputer systems will be made available to Ill< rarutry or Enaineerina and Appliod Sciences as ...n as the school or An:hiteetor< and Envitonmmtal Des!Jn, "to provide the tools needed to train studmll and conduct rcscardt," aplalncd Martens. "Students can '1 rqiJter beca~JK there's an over· capacity, There aren't enouah Teachins Assistants to arade the papers," Chairman or the Dtpartment or Computer Scfenoe Patricia ~rlien said. The already anticipated arowthcindudina the in OW< or studenu cboosina one or two computer courses for thdr ceneral oduealioo math sltills requircmcotC wu coupled with an "uncxpectcd.ly huae paduate student enrollment which required a chanae in the rooms and coum eapadtes," Eberlien said. ' 'Saturauon early thu will ha-. an undesirable errea on all uiets," ,.arncd ManenJ . E•m though the proaram has a )early ~to 100 Ulcrust 11t sanest~ • cttAit.·s *9 I ~ so:.~ ~ -·-) 3 1841U1n $L 150/o OFF 1fl Dresses & Skirts S..le f~M~t ou.. 114M · S• l 11:00..;00 t WOMSCI ~- 1::::. • tt=~ _& YOUR ISM IS WORTHAM OFFICER'S COMMISSION IN THE ARMY. Your BSN means you're a professional. ln the Army, it also means you're an officer. You start as a full-fledged member of our medical team. Write: Army Nurse Opportunities, P.O. Box 770, Burbank, CA 91510. ARMY NURSE CORPS. BEALLlOU CAN BE. • 10" DISCOUNT ON Drawlrlg ....,.,. T· Sq\lorM Trio~ l.Hd Hoklon T.....,lcoiPeno &uen Porallel A111.. Vlnl'l Boord eo... Troclng PSuiM- ........ . Eng. ldlloMQ AJOo c:omp.... . ERIE BLUEPRINT • sUPPLY CO. 8S4·7Sl6 IRCB Presents ' ' SHARKY' S MACHINE' Starring: Burt Reynolds &. Rachel Ward I " " ....... " - a.lfalo U.U.A.B. FILMS PRESENTS A Great Weekend of Films " Jour Jrtends" Frlcjay, Sept. 24 4 :30, 7:00. &. 9:30 " On Gol den Pond" Saturday&. Sunday Sept.. 25 &.. 26 4 :30. 7;00. &.. 9:30 "ftsts of J.-y" OINC:tM o f Computer S.r~lcea Hlnrlch lbrtena ~ i i~ 837-8344 ~ sden~. terminals, with a built-in apectation of a 40 percent crowtll in student needs, the system is currently ovcrioadcd . The third week of tlac oemeater "surpassed the ))08k wortJoad or last semester," Martens eaplaincd. "UB Is finally <:a~ehing up to the other univcrsitks. We'« one of the last unlVU'$iries co take our students off cards," Eberlicn said.'~lttake another two y phase out keypunch and ." Plans :Wo ccist to move cbe proaram om of the Ridge Lea Campus and into tbe mairutteam of tbe Amherst campus. "I would hope that it would be very soon," added Eberlim. Friday &.. Saturday Sept., 24 &.. 25 M ldnlte FRIDAY :Diefendorf 146 7 :00 &. 10 :00 PM SATURDAY: Fillmore 1707:00, 10:00 &. 12:00 PM SUNDAY : Goveno~ . Deweylounge -9:00PM AU shows In the Wolclaaan The.atre {Aabent C...pus) Student Adaalulon S 1.25 the flnt show .... other shows $1.75 sue GeaeraJ Adalsslon $2. Z5 ..l. ?fj;."'i:c. Admi ~c.i"n - $1.50 .~ �Cheering squad will get new look as male cheerers join in chants B~WRENCE Sp«trwm A mwt R. MTET\JS Sl~ Wrlttr -loot wW odom the Vanity F~ Cb<ctleadm tlus ....,.. as they """P up one! clowu the siclclioesq:,anu. v... 1011\t or the sq\IOCI IIICIIIbln wW be W<arioa the panu, not btta~M they are looldna .. the ocw Coslllotu but bttaUJ< IIley art mo:n. This year's squod bouts the l&rJcst numb<t or mo:n evq to •"- on UB'i arldlron <floru. Thai Coct >1oM ahs !brown a new liabt on wtw lh< fans wW fCC r......, llle sq\IOd in reqard to .-.ot~, Connations; oncl ti\Wa. " We wW be paforminJ ~ complicated JIWIU lllil 7<11r,'' oold WiiiJe Dudo, wife or the bad roocball ClOIICI>, "one! on llully have mouib boya to !lo pattfter JIWIU will! the lids 00 Ill< squod." The cheerleaclm art c:oaobal by DoMa N.,..O.., wbo also hold> down a Cull-time job; she spllu dwlcs with Dudo, wbo P<<fm to think or hendr as ad..UC. and counxlor. ''Oocu>a worts Willi the squod oo Monclaya and Tuesdays one! then I J0 in 011 Fridaya to .-.luate lh< Pfl>ll<SI," Dando ooounentcd. "The tids abo tnow that they can talk to m< about anythlna they wish: DOt jllll ch..,.lcadlna," obt added. The squad rcrera to Dando u "MrL Coacb" and htH: dcvdoptd a srrooa frlcncblt1p with ba. Dudo is proud or lh< poup'a .-..,&ad ....._ to ...m..u. eoootaq_wilb DWIY or Commuters Do It Daily In A Carpool them even alkr dley lfadUatt. "They arc super tldl one! I never have any dUclpUJWY problems with tban, .. she add<CI. Fi>'O yean tbe sqUill .... aU female. The followfna .,nf aomc OICD dedded to Jive ~a IIY Tbttc: WCI'C obalocla to dtat, .. mi&ht be upected. E- tbouah aevcnl Division I one! OMsloo U J<hools have male ohmleadcn, a traditloll dlsoontinued for aome (or t.bd1 croup 10 enter t:Ot'l\prdtloo. Randy Thlnney is a junior who is chcer1na for the nnt time this season. Ht said ht wu drawn to A a tulc, the travebna squod oonsists of .dx ra~~oo and .U male., -Mt.J\ Altemeta used mnrc frequ<t>tly a1 borDe pmca. HoftVCt. altcmatts 111.1y be wed 111 any time oo tbc tOed If -becomes iQJUtal Of Ill. The ability or the oquad to "' 00 lh< road tills ,... is due latJd> to the crroru Ed Fischer or the Newman Callct. Not onlY cbd be donate the lxu the ohe<tleadm and fans rode 10 the Baldwin· pme lui but h< also voluntm<CI to drive th< bus. Fundnlslna is a major conocm to the chmleaden. They dq>ct~d upon donation• Uld aUocatlona or l\lods to help advance their cb..,.ludina out of curiosity after scdzla the squad ~one afternoon. "It's a lot of fun," he Aiel, "and a lo< touibcr than I oriJin.ally lllouibt h would be." " -11011< or female wboK Cllriosity u raiJed by au or this, "advisor" Dando offers IIOtDO additiorutl Information "G)'IIlnastla b or -k. w.u... D<W .,_ken. Bob Knuu Md Ev- Uatoo eo<apuin the dtcailta squad. They arc both fifth J<M lludCIIU and both <aP<alned lout year's aroup or spirit •PJ'Cadm. ''1'ht squad hu come a lona way ·In lh< five,..., thll I've been chcerina," Aid Uaros. She also add<CIIllll sh< would Uke to them 10 10 NCAA dlccrlead\na <OCD"""itioo. Sbc , .... that CDIIY tllks and a "doc:ritninatloo" .ap~n.u Divisioo m squads hu h.amperal previous bids ror lh< yean-in moll schools, aceeptance. belpful but not a requlrem<nt. All lhc. mounu we do are vtty safe and cotefully spotted. We never uAdaiake any stunl thll bo'1 COillpictdy af<. Abo. If a p&tticul.v mounr loolu tiktll isft't JOin& vp ptOpttly we limply roundorr and try It later on thepme,'' tfloru. Edwin MUIO, Mm's ltltercollqulle Atbldle Direaot. Walt .. KunzCl>uc Auoclat< Dean.....S tbe UB alumni art JOIIW 1'be Wiua,d roaialallll I 111&1> or the peopk I'CSJ>OIW1>1< Cot lh< bel of pb,.tea~ runaa th10uib tund-n.isina wbictl allowed the conclitioolna prOJtatlll tonder lh< Wluod to~ ocw mcpphon.. watchful eyes o r Newton and and l.hc ma. tOreccive: thdr ntw o.ndo. Some or rhc men are panu. tralnlna with wd&hU to lncrc.ue tbcil strcnath rot un•. Trainer Mike Rl.Uy also tlj)<S lOme or th< ~lca<len for added prorectloo 10 ao1lcs and wri.as. " The vanity The c!lieerlcadcn are also panii.U)I fuodal by SA and conduct a Sllmti><J cUI1k: for 11e1o Otecrieaden Auoclatloo. The dink is .-b<t IDdltod or r-na CW>dl. Appllcatlor.s are NOW available to participate In the 1982-83 Commuter Student Ca-pool Program. All you have to do Is come up to 403 Capen Hall and fill out a carpool data form. Plese note that even If you currently have a commuter c.arpool sticker. you must still re-apply to the program. Th• forms are available In 403 Capen HalL Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm. the sq\IOd r.u a bh •bon or money. 'The aun one! ph took it upon 1hmudvcs to rooc lllc biU of tho idea was slow at Dlvl$!on IU UB. "lnltillly the men were bdna teased by the rnotbaU pta)= a well as the &cncnl JII>Ciau populatioo al the ochool... Dudo llid, ''but DOW tbe plaJ<n appn>O<b mt 10 lind out If tbc ...,.... will be able to tra>d to away pmca 10 lmd support 10 their effort." bl,h IChool oquads 11 UB Sj)OGIOtCd by the United SUt.. Parking Problems? Paying Too Much For Gas? Tired of Driving Alone? LETS MAKE A DEAL. .. D ue to the foct thai the cUnlc had fewer schools enrolled this IUI!Illlet tb&n In p~ous yean, r-baD dtctrlotadtn arc a drlicatcd poup of ladiea one! IIICD," Oando adcltd, "aod I'm ...,. proud of aD or them." SCJENCE OR ENGINEERING ~··. filet•-"'& ... -...... "'""Aifll ........youeon--ol .,._C:C.. -·-.- ...__Tho~f"Otoo,_a,..,..,_ togo~ f'loogr., ,.. seoo · - n.. ~ Fa<oe.,...,you .uonoyouo-,...""" . =:i""""'-·-Wd .._. You'l- II ... Q<..t 1o1 F01oo -onlogeo IN· t'OI'OUI--. ... ~-""" ... clloc:ou>4 "'-'II ~. """ --· - , . . . . GrliCMI,., )'OU1- on- TflitWICI ~lineS~~ e CIOtM'IAion MIn N Foroe -v..,rrwy..,., .. •""'-•F'tnd OUIIII" .....,.,~- ~~)'IN,_.., M Force .__v""'....,-"""....,. )0110/NWY' DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS For More Information Call: 636-2259 �UB Bulls await· clash wit U of R Yellowjackets pblloaopbja cl<pmds on whether TOMORROW'S CAME: UII!Yentty at BUFFALO BULlS (._l) h<..., nnd -~ 1.o bU oew quaner'-b. Prnlously bc:n<ntina from the .,... happy .... Ulll¥<niiJ' o f ROCHESTER YELLOWJAcu:TS (t.Z) Rotuy J1dd, 1:tO P·•. FACI'S: T loe UB 8Wb Oft n..Jiy bomc. Alter two rm.aJ minuu losoa oo the road, they mum to Rotary F"odd lool<ina '"' tbeil looa..wait<d ront wiD. Rocbalcr a altanpclna 10 bodt '""" • llliscnbl< sbowina fRlCII • w.,.k qo. ON'rHE AIJI: I This, and evny. ~~om. Pill• ..;u 1>< btoadcut by WBFO(FM II); stvtilli Cabkstope (C·IO) will also tape the con tat to bt ahown on • delayed basis later that nlJ)lt ., 7:00p.m . BULL BITS: Stpa. II 28 'COnland S<. 31 S.p<. 18 26 'Baldwin w.ua~ J I Another test of th< UB squad's chantt<t is dcrnllJlded If they to era.se: tht uro In the wt.n plan lo PM Wbitdlald RB (15 roc:q>dotu, Ill yuds). Jim Stojat o·Amico WR (9-130). 0.. the JII'I)Wid WIUI<ilald IS also. tam ...... 1b< burly.......nu for -'1 four·finhs or the total rwllina yucloat. Whltdlad ~ c:anb-175 yuds) and rw ~""" (19-11) mate up r1>< Bulls prG1CI l>odtrldd. Tbe 4-4 defmsc Ia a aalwan up lront. but ~ rl>< play 1<10 p&Jt the Un<baclr.crs, the Bulh Ar< ...., •<al. defmsivdy. DE Dan Stikookl and LB Emmy Havens .,. both comina orr ~ TE (11·174) and Ouis Wednesday, September 29th Knox 14, 7 PM Attorney Eric 'Bloom Will 6e Spea"'ng and Answering Questions Cdncernlng Your Rights and Responsibilities as a Tenant. performaoca. The Bulls rlD.Uy ha•• • l:kklllJ pme. Sophomortlkmit W<ber hllllclla both duties. Ho ls OVffll)nl 36.1 yArds 1 punt and, """' importllJltly, JCOnna .U of - · point anus and two lldd aoal.s in two attanpcs. J ACI.t.l (.'liAlTER: thu "rrk with a sbould<t 29 Canlsius 31 'Union Z8 Roc:host<r Jports a Divbion Ill version of Oltllboma U. Head COaeh Pal Stuk (1-'lh Y<OI) lrutiii<S both th< ...W.bon• orr.llJld tho , .2 def.-. Th< Jac:kcu are malnly a oopbomore/jwrio< The Hooonbl< M<ntlon Division Ill AO·Am<rican wu well on lliJ way 10 passina f<X OV<r 1000 )'l1'dJ. llarT<tr ..-.s 111so eonnearna on 64 paotnt of lliJ throws A 1<010 thai IIlli dots 001 bdi«<e thai the quicl<<Sl ...., to the 1001 6n< Ia throlrah the air. Fullba<k Tom Comer is Rodlatcr'•lcadiaa nubet aao r.u 16 yArdJ shon of th< aoal line. Th< lo., pro•ed more eoitly a> Many llarT<tt will miss at least S<pOJ"allon or his throwina um. (15G-94). FiJb1l& rl>• vous will be arlin On< Of IWO sopbomor< bodtupo. Km Hycr 0« Go<c!K Bukaty. H)U .....wd """' likdy SliSt rl>< lillhbed rb• rm.a~ play or w pmo .. Bald wiD-Wallac<. H)<r ..-.sa 8>1//t:lo NtwJ AO· Watm~ Nt'W Yotk Jdca10n in 1910 wtul< • Tonaw.,ICia Hllh School. H< has lhtowtl ~ pus ror the year ao ,., that r.u incompl<to. Whether H<ad Coadl BiU Ooondo continues h is aenal LANDLORD/TENANT SEMINAR at< column. Their d<tcnninalion to ddeat Bald-win· Wallace a v.·eek eamo-~>< Group Legal Service Presents: Stpt. II S.pr. 18 7 ream. ••<n~Jn~ Group Legal Ser vices Room ·214 Talbert Hall 636-3056 61., yuds • pm<. Th< othn t-o betb. Mll< M<Cabt and Bob Ford, •venae """""' rony yuds. Handhna tbe bulk of the quvtuback dutks b Man Kmnedy (IO.U.Ia8-2 INT). Th< strtn~~h or the orr....... in tllat front 11M Ca>rer ChrU Wn&ht and ,_d Bob Wales WU< both Honorable Mcu110n O!VISIOft Ill Ali·Amencan•. L<adina uocltlcJ 0.-. Me V'Kk<r will 11\bs COft)Orrow•.s pmt due to •ura«Y perfO<rned on • fona<r that wu lnjur<d qainst Un10n. To Kick Off UB Football 1982 Home Season Tonight 7-9 FREE BEER Also Members of the Buffalo Bills OutsidE! the New Alumni Arena SUD :7DOHt IHC. I TODAY IS THE Last Day to VOTE in the Senate Election MAIN STREET: Goodyear Hall Hamman Hall Diefendorf Annex Undervround PEP • Ll'\ BOARD 11:3()..7:00 pm 10:00-7:00 om 9:00-1:00 pm 3:00·9:00 pm AMHERST CAMPUS: SPINE: Capen Candy Counter 9:00-5:00 pm Knox Hall 10:00-1:00 pm T&lben Bullpen 11:00-2:00 pm EUJcon Swdent Club 12:0()..7:00 pm CETOUT AND VOlrE ....... ... . .. .Tho._.,.,.. .. . .,.,,. . 13... ·. 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POna.s QUICKCOPV ·- ·---We.t.ACJI • llllt.Atift nc SJGH:t . ~at....-s ·Lin~· •OfYlLOf't.l • WlOOtltO .....,..Tl()lt .. ----- .............. t i Jt ............ -... ..,.._,... )U'f . . . . . . _., TONIGHT Miller Beer Blast Door Prizes & Free Miller Give-aways All You Can Drink! Dance Music Guys $3 Girls S2 Talbert Bullpen 9pm- ?? Sponsored by Sigma Pi 7:00PM Mond•y, September 27th 9:30AM RADIO brings Local College Football back to the air hM lo It< U.. .t.'\loo: Am Chabad Hou.se Is opposite the Wilkenson &.. Spalding Dorms. No more than a five minute walk from the bus stop In the tunnel. just over the Ellicott Creek Footbridge. On Main Street the Chabad House can be found between Englewood &.. University at $oot. U .utn. - - o t l " " Oct. z -ue .. ...,. s..tt .. 1 ,.. Ott. ' • Ul ••• ~ tt l .... 0<1. 10 • Ul n. . _ . It 1 .., Oct.U ·UI VI. -...,.Il1 ... On.JO · UI•t, ,_...""MJ,_ Moo. 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Back To Class October OUI on safe September 16 w-~nosate >Cid o-.......,._ OU 300_43d_._._ NVC 10036 COMMUTERS /'I Today in the Harriman Banking Area a Commuter Breakfast is being held. We have free coffee and 15c donuts. Also carpool information will __ ----.. for these select ECM gems .. . AND 1 Jo/o OFF 1ALL OTHER ECM ALBUMS IN STOCK FROM NOW THROUGH OCTOBER 31st! _ ;\ Ut11 ()ctober•••N£W RELEASES FROM KEITH JARRm (Concerts) • d"j'AN .GARBAREX GROUP (PAntS, PRIHTS~HARD WEBER <LATER THAT EVENING) ._ "Brlllt In tltls ld to our Eastetft Hills Malt loQtlon for a FRE£ SAMPLER! ~;.;;.::;':" be available .. �backpage/etc. • I Quote of the day I 'I &uas I'll have to break the ne"*S. that I've sot no 10ind to lose' Joey Ramone Spectrum p/loto by Steve Piotro wski r.,... -no s...n ol ~ ~ O..<r of Ddla Si..,. Tb<u So<orily t.c. will be~ a bill Party, Suoclal. $ql<m1bo> 115, 4 p.m.-6 p.m. at SaiDt A-lot Calttr , 1600 Flllmor<. AD an wdc:ome' Dolb Slpoa ':' ._ .....,, 9116. 9 p .m., SluiTed Muthroom. C., P......'1 ~S....I a-- c-... TIM: t<1lk< is M·F, 1·5 p .m. W< ar• Mr< fO< 700· So aet on\'OIVcdl con 6l6-l06l. TIM Glftllftt ......... 0... c- & A . . - to Come to l'own Aa II at 111< HambufJ !Uawl)' C1ubhoUK, $qJ< 25. Dirultr 6 p.m., GIJ!IC:S lloU, 1 p.m., Aualoo 9: IS. Games ar• fOt cash .. inni,.. llcn.t'i" Am«<c:an Lu,. AS>odatoon. Don.atioo is $20.00. a.,. d yoa Ml'C ....... " ' ~-ba>lna trouble b&laDcina your JChool work, job rCSI'(IIUibUitlet, and fomUy lifet Uf• Worksho.,. b olforlna a worluhop lhat will htlp. con 6J6.2.801 for info. ancl rqistnoliOII. - . ,._, owa . , -, yoprt .... '""'"'&00<1-"'. Slop by Uf• Worlubo.,., U.Capeo, to «Jiaer. Fot ooly Sl to cower COli$, JOU trill bec:oiiK.., expert at~ th<K ancl oth<r lotc:ratinl - b. Mom will be ,tad 700 41<11 N... ooii.-,...-?CaD'*:IIOiorllopbJ 15Capeo 10 sip up ror "Holbdc Self ~ " This Worfubot> will .,._ .,.,.. __..,.... , IJC)al K11ina. outritioo ud es<n:U< and Jdr.._............ con tocl.lyl Worbhop bc:liU ~. ur. ~~~c.-~--0<1 Scp. 24, 7:U p.ta., Sqlc. 25, 10:00 LID. ot the Ambcnl ow.!- _..lht watooo- s.r... 1., y - p.tD. • 141 O..f<Niarf lbe n. iafCII'IDOiioe - Suada), 6:JO 170 FiAIID<• Cia Elll<ott). 8real:. r - * -, ploocw IJS.llll. 40 ~ BI..S. 10 Saturday. IID., Y- ..,_ Sonica Sqlc, l6, 1 p.m .. Sq)c. 21, 10 a.m. , Olabed. Amh<nt campu~ and Olabed. MaSt. CU.pus. FO< aaore info. call 611-1642. Break th< r.. meal In both Oilbad ""'-· Meet ...,Trill, Fri., Scpl . 24, 7 p.m., ~ Coun Jtoom, O'ptu HaD, AC. .-.....cr tu9-2023. NOlley~. Elo411otl ~pa WOfblloto to bqjn on Sq)c. 19\b, o&;JO 10 6: JO, oiT.....S bJ th< Ualvcnky Counsdina Divlsioo ol Student Affain. This worbhop is iDtmdecl lor incliYiduah who hav. recmtly md<d a primary rdatlocuhip or for tbox who <XP«< their rdatiorubip to md within th•..., thr« months. For on< momb<r of the coupl• only, Call s.mc., ror information. ..,.,._ w-.-com• tad wonlup with other Slucknu ODd floC\Ilty. l<d bJ Clu.plain Kam&ral, campu~ minluer and iruuu<:IO< in Colka< " H" . Every Soturclay, 5 p.m., Jaao K<der Room. r...,_ TIM le-A·,_ b currmtly in aced of voluntcen to act u bia bnltbcn and bia sisun to childrm..., 1>-16. If 700 ar. ~ed. plcuc call 111< Jle.A·Frimd Pro$nm at 111-43)7 bd_, 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. A - : l'ft.I.Aw Soodon. Southwatent Univ<n~~y, School of Law, lie oo campus 10 inlervinr proope<~iv. •udeots oo Octobo> I, 1912. Mn. Sbeo at I31·35U 10 ...a Friday, m.akru~ . NoM .......... u 111< Wrilina ~ ~· frflf, drot>-ln wrltina fV10ria1 ..me., locat<d iD lJ6 lloldY-11 opm daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m .. and ..._., dnalb TI>III'Jdoy"""""" from 6 p.m. to 9 p .m. iDvica • . - , wltb voduot• c1<sr<a to """Y to Its lnt<f'll&l O.V.topmau lotcro Prosram. AP!>IicaAu m1111 submit lcucn rcswna oo Iller tlwl No-;. U to Mr. S. F'!ddl WallAce, l&tun llccruit.....,t "-7 for - lnt<f'll&l o.v~. o( mquity and WuhJaalon, D.C. ~ll . All ..doe~Sl-II!Fr.. beer,piua,~ • ..;.,.s, <1c. U..: millie with Slmc B. and th< IUI)'Ibm llo<kon. con Enalewood and ....U. - . _ Wat<m New EaciMd Law School ril be ..,__llqiDaiQa ._ •..,--II-· GraftM• 51..._111< AamcJ for lnt<f'll&l o..dopmcnt - I I u ~-in wbicb indivictoah..,.... oe food and tllca I'Ula<. rilha bJ .......utia& Of takfna iuaiJWS, For mfonn.1111011 abo,. lr~t for tllis disonler call 6.!6-2120 meetiqa w.·... Compla. ~Dorm& 1292 Mml $1. ow.! betUaiwnicy _.r<lbe ....._ a..t a...-~ooo Am 11 and orron pool, p1na po~~~. cbca. 'ideo-· ac. Drot> by bet._ 2 p.m. anc111 p.m. and cboct 11 CML m 1M aid Farso Ca!• of the en-1 oo . . . _ 10 ~ ~ •udeots 011 Tuaday, Octobct 11. Sip ap fO< iateMcw$ b)o ca11iaJ lli·3SU and uk for Mn. ~ l'ft.I.Aw S..O. 111< folio- law .ctiOOb wiD be on CliiDpus IO llltcnfew proopeaJw · - · 00 Sqlc. 21th, llrool:Jya Law Sdlool, Um-at, of Brida<Pon. Villanova Unlvmiry and R....,...c..mdcn, NJ. Sip up (or int..W.., bJ IJ 1·351 S and uk for Mn. Shea. cam.. I a - Ia ..... aa t01Ci I .. I a - with Jolla LaF~'• orra in Bl.lffalo or ,..,._. Falls sbould laid 1 r......,., and a later Qprellina why th<y wish to be oa int<m and a uanscript to JUcbard T. Lu, DiJuk:lllcpraa~tativ<, New Federal Buildinc. 111 w. Hwoa Slrea, Buffalo. NY 14202. T.,. commitmmt minimum of I houn a ...,.It, 51- eoaar- l'ft.t.w Salon. Sl. Louis Unlvcnity, School of Law, will h< on campus to lnterviow pr ~v. J(udents on Scpl. 281h. Call MIL Sbc:a et ll1·3SI5 10 make ..,_-. lldl 5,..... laterv...... OD Oct. S ODd 6. MSC. ~<at Car..r o.v•. Propam, Enal<>«n. Communicatiom Systems llep, Allociote A=unt Eo«utl... Location: New York City, Lona hland, Mldswe anc1 Ul'$11~ NY. U.S. Otluoshlp or permOD<aJ ruideat visa reqlrir<d . Sian up only on one Btll Syst<r!IJ Schedule ODd Inform recruiter whil• you ar• tlklnJ lnt<rYicw if you ar• lnttr<$1ed iD oth<r clivWom, Rmtmeo, pr<ftrftl« int<Me• req11a1 fomu, and labels are to ~ submiued by Sq)c. 24 fO< the New YO<t Telo!>hon< Schedule only. Pref. sch<dule will b< posted on S<pr. 21. C&ndidata mu• be rqliter<d with the Car«r Plarutlna Ofla If ahey wlsb to tok• int..W.... l'ft.Law !l<toloft, St. Louis Uni• .. Sdlool or Law, will be on campus to Interview prospe<~lvntudcnta oo 'J'uaday, Sq)c . lith. Call Mn. Shea ot 831·3515 to malt• an •PIX· -.ur-. le hltalo. The Buffalo Commiuee for Binh Altematlva will pram~ aa <vcftina or rtlms and dlsc:ullloft oo cltlldblnlt options oe Suoday, Scp. 26, 1:JO p.m.. at Wayeue Prab)'ltriao Qurclt, 115 Elmwood Av.. No adnUooioa cloeatloru aoc:opted. F'tlms are "Oauahters of 'IW" and "llirtb "'-·" To an.,... cltJid cart or lor funbcr infomM!oa, caU 111 ·3515 or ll5~. ch-. c-., ,. 11ot ll&osl U"""*7 Dlrec1erJ ....._ or tdc'l>hoooe nomben for tlw Uoclcr.,..ttlllt• Ubtary, then are Ollly tbret pbonc tina for lbe UOL. 1.~ 6.!6-1943 (UOL Direclor'• Offal. 6l6-194ol (Oreulatlotl), and 6.!6-1945 (Ref........). Loaw_, "',_...)'OW-· 0.. OW.. ~ 1111 Cort. 0... O.,.C. ol La. cluriq Oaobo>. Call '*2121 *'ccall .....,. tril be lulllted to t•d.. poop1e. Fcukr.,. invitee!. 111< Oinla wiD be held: Oct. 1, 10.11, Oct . I, IO.ll. Oct. 11, ~.Oct. ll, 2-4, Oct. 14, ~• "Do OQC. or Poly ld. b oo"' aa:opUo1a ~ra for th< Sprin' 1913 Wulltnatoa Stma<er Prosram. Appllcanu mwt be .,..jon 1ft poly lei. Application f0<1111 are ava>1abk at 615 Baldy Hall and shollld be rttumed to th< Oindor or Und<rvod. Studia, Rlcbard H. Co.r, 61J Baldy Hall, oo Iller than Octoh<r ..h . soons anlonnation c- ,., lud Foocball Friday bcfO<e football . - .. MUJician1 with lrutr..,.,.,ll waatecl for Pep Rally before home footballp~M~, CaD Stephen Wallace, 6.!6-2450 . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. This award-winning newspaper has been published continuously since 1950, and three times a week it provides news stories and in-depth coverage of campus events and sports.</p> <p>Funding for the creation of this collection was received from the <a href="http://www.wnylrc.org/">Western New York Libraries Resources Council</a> through the <em>Regional Bibliographic Data Bases </em>and<em> Interlibrary Resources</em> <em>Sharing Program</em>.</p> <p>Please see our <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/specialcollections/about/policies">rights management information</a> for policies regarding use.</p> </div> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2b2f48d1f94ae4a3f3897a24bfdb53ac.pdf 4763695514548b7d94037ace7326f085 PDF Text Text lHE .. EORUM I A tale of two ttlections \ ' ·-. Senate' seats up for vote NY primes for Nove·mb~r . . By TERRY CANADE M•11•1l~1 Editor hiny-on< candidates will battle for 11 SA Senate Sludmt Association (SA) Senate . pasitions today !hrou&)l Ftiday. :rhese 12 will doclde the alloeation or S3~.ooo In mandatory student ree money for ne~t year's clubs and orpniu.tions. T SA Treasurcr Eric Friedman · expressed dissappaintment with the amount of candid aleS vyina fo( Senate pasitionl n~lina. "Tbcte should always be more pcopk run nina." t Smllle jurisdictions fall into three different cateaories- dorm , off,"CCmpus temparary, and o ff-campus pcrma:nmt. TboK stud<6ts who Uve in a raidcll« hall can choo~ four senaton from Ill< 10 nominees, as can studmts who Uve In the Buffalo area only durin& the schoOl year. Commutina students have the biggest field to choose from with II candidates up ror four pasitio~u. This year, campus publications and stucknt orpnizallons have paid inacasinc attention to tb< declions tbrouah endo~ents to stimu'-te hiaher voter turnout . "We'll have to see if the increased allention paid to the elections will result in inaea:sed voter panidpation ." Votin& in the put hH lieu low for all Senate pasitions. Friedman remuked. SA hu been ·publicizina the election throuah advcnisemenu in the campus pubUcatlons and throuah dlslributlons or candida:tt statementS at information booths. There will be -eral issues fadna the Scante thiJ semester, aa:ordlna 10 Schadlter. Mott of lhele stem from the decisiont mack by tbc Elner&tnCY --lltNATEpoee• a .m. and 9 p.m . H ours have been expanded in 10 counria In the State this ytar, in<ludina Eric . Last year they ran from 12 noon to 9 p.m,l he polls open tommorrow at 6 Eft< County Boa:td or El<etlons a .m. as New Yorkers bead to (~CBI!) Oq>uty Commissioner Jim the votina booths to Jdco., DcFrancaco maintained that I'Oier candidates in the \>cmocratie, turnout should be hiaher this year than Republican, Ubcr~Conservative Jast because ot th~ htably-publldud parties for tlte November 2 aencral • · Governor'~ r~. Oovcro.o r HUJb L. dcctlon . The primary wiU allow •aten carey is ntilr'winlna for r~n. to c.llooK candidates r.,. the siate Turnout depends upoe who is ruonioa Assembly, State Senate, US Senate, Lt. and how many primarks th.,..'lte, be Oovernor , and Oovemor. said. notina that there-.hould be "a The greatest excit~"'\: is beina rair\)1 deeent t,umout trus yat." • ortated in tbe aubaftatorial race, · He explained tb.al '-s than esp«>ally the Dcmoalllk primary or Erie County's 473,6Z7 resiSt where~ li&htr¥C is expected voters Ukdy to tum up at Is present Lt . Oo•Cf'IIOf Mario Coumo tommorrow. He said if II percent and New York Mll)'br Ed Koch. The show up It is contickred a: aood Republican aubanatorial primary \J tuJnout. • e.J{pccted to !esult In a ta.odsUde for He slipula:ted that oaly tqis(c«d ·Lew Uhrman over fonoer US Dcmocrau, Republdos, LibeniJ. Attorney Paul Curran. -' COftKf'\'&l.ivcs arwl RJabt-To-Uten Primary votina hours are from 6 ' •4 By ETll ALl.£N • C.ty £d11or T bd,._ are a: "'*"1110 ,... �[iHE~ in short. I V-ll -006u-....- _C ;IIllj)lh. ~,... c - ·- lollof oe..~.... - - ~Publications ExblblC oloftnM.....,..,.ohow ftnally re..:..m. the op<lon or playiqa In tilt newly formed Unhed &.10. Football Leaa\lt (USFL). In pr~alloo for the aMual exhibit or (acully IJid professlooal ruff publications publisbed in l!lll,tllt Uol>mity Ubfaries IJid the l'riendr of the UolYCrJily Ubnrla are solicl(q blformalion COI!C<TIIina allth< pubilallions by tht{awlty and profeulonal staff durin& 198llhal faltiiJ>dcr any.of the ro!IO..u.a criteria: . I) fft01>01Tiplu of 40 poaa or more. l) journals and perio(licals eclit.ed by tilt f~tr ~ P_'Ofeuional 11aff, lndudina apodailaua or journals and ~ edit.ed by fac:ulty or profeulonal 3) collections ofcssaya,anthoJoci<s, etc. edited by r.cutty or professiooalataff. . . • ~) .C.W publicaiions (a 'J'Ublication iisu<d In >ueeessivt parts, ldllall!'.at rqUiu....,...... IJid u a rule intended to be COIII.inuod indefmltely), indudinaJP<Cial laua of 5<rialo i:dited by faculty or prof<S$1ooalatarr. '> monoaraphk K1'ies edited by fac:ulty or professional a.arr Faculty IJid profeuiooal Slaff a>embm ....,..~ oa abbedcal or other leave or absence 'lut year IJid wboK 1981 pu~tioru thai fall undu any or lh~ abov~ aituia were not included in our 1981 ul.ibit ar• invited to Jubmit tht publiCations thu year. A qu~ionnair~ ~«kina 1he above information b beina sent 10 the faculty and professional aalf by the Ubfarics DUector's aurr. _;, ~-~ 'T.-.yConodol_ . . , . ( - · Office. ;,1 would lllte to ••Y In Buffalo,•r Cn'bbs.saicl. "But tbiAp are very far _.,_.. Cn'bbs Is lookiq ror. c:ontroct In lite area or ·, S400.DOO plus $2.10 per yard paned. Bufr.lo Bt11s manqement bas offered W per yard aloDJ ,.;th his Sl25;l:io0 a year contract which Is now in its I<COod xeat Of a four year CODfriiCI . In referina to lh< posst"bUlty or )oinina the USFL, Burrou~ said thai it is ''a complicated problem, and that If Joe d<Cidcs on Jcavina, tilt NFI: wm·~ooe a w:iy ar<aJ player." "Look a,t wbar Tom Cousineau b acWn& rrom Cleveland," araued BUfTOIIS)u. "tl•'•acttlna 3.5 milllon, I reaDy don't tbiAk tbat we ue u~n&too mud\!' O.o1ciUzPet- 0...----~ 0."" c.ajooiL.ott_IUI,_ .......... r.---......., J - suu.yl- , _ MAMnA\~•­ OMcnMIItlniAitlt Tony~l< 110!>~,..- Clipboard ScaltFI-- MI -·F.-o/1""--.... WEDNESDAY M1C:I\MI E. SMUinl'.................. Mlchaol C....tolcl~ M- Ft<ld He.:key: ar Sl. Bonavcnwre U. Women's ~: 11 St. Booa·v mtun U Ot..,(..ouohllw-~.., -MIIIOoi_ M_ \ { THURSDAY r Ka"'y o......- DnkiMII.,.,olTMSp«trum' ta MMd c, tM ~ ­ nmoo -~ a,__, Co!loG4&<• .. t.oo-loo _,_ s.mc. UOittd FMiu~ S,_..td FlUDAY - H~dout Buffalo BiiJ.< runnioa back Joe. Cribbs lidd a press . ~c-. 'L.avttoeonwoyi- M<n's T<nnls: at Oannon U . Cribbs' five options conferene< Monday aftc:moon at th< Amb<tSI Marriot Hotd wbete he staled th< fiv< opclons that wiJJ bave to take piA<% to resolve his contraCt d[)cJ;nma. SpeakinJ aloDJ with his assistant aaent Oene Burrou&hs before a eapacity crowd, Cribbs announced that one or th< op<ions planned was that be may return to play for the Burfalo BiiJ.< thu year and after tilt season conlin~ hi• lePJ battle in coun . "W< fed that w< have enoU&h:around> to show that Joe d<S<1'vcs more money,:• said Burrou&hJ. "Joe wants to play footbaJJ, but if we have to rake It 10 coun, l fed tbat we have a Jood eoouJh c:ase." The ftrSI oplion Stated by Burrouabs was thaJ the Bills honol tbe proposal made on May 21. n.. 1«0nd b<ina that Cribb> return. That a trade bt made is the third. Founh,•IO home and o..,..s,..,..._ _ ......c.., Baseball: Canisiu. eon.e,r {l) ll Alumni Complex (S:OO p.m.) F"tdd Hoel<ey: Wdls Colkac a1 Alumni Cornplu (4:00p.m.) Womm's Tennis: Wdls Collqe 11 Alumni Complg (4!00 p.m.) at Brooklea lnvitallorllll (8oebcOter) - ..... ~y!ldiCMO. ,.. ____ - .!iptc""'""--'"'""'"""" ,._.lolnQ-.toSt-..o. lno. -lolng byCommunlo:&tlono OIICI Oo!f: Ottcultlloi>-- TM Speccrrum omc...,. local~ In • t4801d\'Htoi~Stattlln~ot,.... Vert at ButftJo, autfalo, Hew Yen ..,._ ANNOUNCEMENTS: t<liO. T _ I T I _ Stwl<nts wbo' wish to obuln season tic.lreu for aU bolll9 footbaJJ and ~ ho<key pmes, may do so by presentii,a their studmt l.D.card at I!>< ~umnl Arena tJck<t ofllce (9:00 a.m.-I:OQ.p.m.) on weekdays~ at the Capen HaD <ll!dy counter. . Studenu may tecdv< tkkas for cxher students by prese>tina other • 1.0. eards. Coc>YrtQM t8112lkllla~o, H.Y . Eclitoltll policy .. - Tho . . . by ... Edltoo~l. ~lonoot..,r I'MtW Mteln .rtlt't*l1 lhe lqW8II ~·of the Edi&ot>4ft.Chlet.. • lllkOiy- :::...~"':c': ~~:,~v. 8ulfato: H.Y, I VOTING FOR SENATE ELECTIONS Commuter Affairs Council t .Will. Be Held: Wednesday through Friday 9/ 22 - 9124 Endorses the Folowlng Off-Campus Permanent Senate Candidates: (Commuter) MAIN STREET: Goodyear Hall H.arnman Hall Dl,fendorf Annex Unde!'llround · . ..._r------.., 11:30.7:00 pm 10:00-7:00 pm 9:o_o-1:00 pm 3:00-9:00 pm AMHE~T CA~PUS: David Dale Richard Ferguson Rami Hanush ). ~endy Weber . SPlNE: t.pen candy Counter 9:00.5:00 pm Knox ijall 10:00-1:00 pm Talbert Bullpen 11:00-2:00 pm ' 1·. ... I GOVEHERS: Wine Cellar L ELUCOTT (\. 9:00-12:00 am ' ~ ~lub ~7:00 pm ·WIIIceson Pub 9:00-12:00 am . CETOUT. AND VOTE 1:--.--:,..._,...........,_. -------------A------------~- ~ ------------------ .. �Calendar Committee to discuss proposals for school 'holidays· Oy WeN DY CON U I'I SP«rrum Stqff Hlrittr s 1M mum <mbattlcd tWO tnaodalc orderina UB e~ oo Jewish hill> holy days ana Oood Foday ticks away, the Calcndat Commiuee and Unlvershy Pre$ident Sleven 8 . Sample fA<X major pollcy d..Uiona in fonnuJ.tina the ~~~ ac:.-lcmk year. Wilhin two weeks. lht commmee-consislin&. of facuhy members, 5ludcnts and. odmlnlstratou-wlll ~n di3CuJSions on tbeit r=mmcndations lO lb< President eon«mina tbe fate or tbc current policy of Je,.IJh holiday and Oood Fnday obJCrvanee. ln former ddiberalions, the oommht« ruled against· cancelling d&5SC$ on lhC$< dates. but it was ovrr-ruled by u -Presldenl Roben t. KtUtr. Factor> onnucncin& hiJ decision "'ere prmure from the Boatd of 'trustees and State UnoverStlY of New York (SUNY) O:rilral, along with lh< threat or Slate lt~~islalivt action. At that lime, he mandated a trial period of ,.,o A rdJ yean In which to tnroU lbe policy. Chairman or lbc CaiQidar Cornmitt..,, Mltebdl H arwiu, while rductant to spcculale on th.,. CQmmitt..,•s pcndiQJ decisoon, cited some or the academic r...1ors~nvnlved. "We iive in a society aeared mlllnly toward Chrbtians. A<XOrdina to lbc 8o&td • · Trustees. •e ha•< 10 fry ~ IIXOmmod&lt lbe Jle&tesl number or peoplt that W< can 10 rdlgious observanee," he dapit< dWcnl ftom the raculty-tbe Qlend&r Commluee aAd lbt Ptcsldenl s« nfmlkh more rda.ud abo.lt 11. Board or Tnu~ccs O.alrman Oollald "BUnken ~plalned, "The probkm iJ In UB. The people Involved sbould solve.1t. A !J,rae, urban Univmhy Ulce utf bas unique dirfieultics whiCh '"" should leave thml to deal Willi on l~rown. " Clollna UB on tbc days Is favored by the Bootd of li&id . .. However. we canno1 Tru5tees becawe of lh< larao observe all or lh< relialoll! prroenta•e or Jewish studcnll holidays or the onhodoK auendlnj the UnlvcrJlty. Jrw-Jh<rc arc J\Ul too Bhnken maintained !Mt the prunary reason for lbc many- it ..ould areatly affect aead<mics at UB. Tnu~m' prcvioll! ont<rfereo<% Tbe present policy or WIJ 10 SlOp a biU proposed by obJCrvin& two JewiJh holidays two MJCrnblyman ,.ble)l and Good Friday docs not { would have ordered all SUI'IY really affoc:t tho tdunaonal schools to, ob~c the Jcwlsb •ymm, ht sald, but nored !bat hoUdays. When Kett<r 111d UB it does create an oraaolzational stood up apinst the Board of inronYtDimct. tr there is a lab Trll!lees, SUNY O:rural on Oood Friday and duses beeatne involved, wamina arc cane<lled, that has to !><: Kett<r that further talk~ 011 th~ madtup somcwh<rc. Harwitz topic "'ould hold up the entire noted. SUNY buda«. The Board of TruJIC'CS-whci "We made the resolution in on the past has issuC'd a ord<r to ke<p the lcablature man~c ordtrlni UB to do~ out or it . Le&Wa.lion was a Budget problems hinder off campus job training· employment a. well IS dtvelop off campu. employtr contaru. .. A proararn lit• this would act as a new aouree of nrwly proposed plan financial aid which bdps all for an on and off 51udcnu," claims Scudcn1 campus job traJnina AJsociation Diroc:tor or has been delayed becawe or Student Affairs Norman budatt dlflicultitJ. Goldschmidt, tho founder or this proposal. "On campUJ job Accord'ina to th< proponl, ill aoab were to tKpand on employers·would aiv< preferenct tO studellll who and orr campus job really need h to survive, while opportunities for Jtudcnts, studenu wbo do not qualify thus beuerina Unlvrnity/ community and who nted beer money or relations. The plan offers - just want 10 wort can be, given orr campus employment. This alternative fonantiaJ r<SOWC<S would really belp take up the for 11udenu, pmicwrly for slack in the current s)'JI<rn and those who do 001 qualify for give rmandal aid a chanee ... conv<ntional rmanc:iat aid and could also widen lbc The plan waJ submined 10 opponunity for career rdated Vice P resident for Acadernie work experience. II will Affaiu Roben W.aan<r, Vice cen trallu o n and o ff camp us By J OAI'I KUSB£L Sptn"'m Sl•ff w,lltr A The Following PEER ADVISORS are on Ou~ In 111 Norto n to President for Student Affairs Richard Siudl<ow and his &Jsistltlt An!bony Lorenuul • Both offietS took a supportive outlook toward th< prOJIIIII but accordina to career Plannina Director Euaene ManeU, who Is workln& with. the lmplemmtation comminee. the financial requir<rnenll w<r< a Utlk ambitiow for the praent time. Ooldtchmidt said, ..They (th< administration) did not feel they had the money or the responsibility to in vest the money at tht moment.". The rundJ ;twOUid have come from the worlc 1tudy proaiam, accordln& to lbc Idler the tmplanenwioo commiuee recldved: ' 'nle federal contribution will be from the wo rk rtudy alloc:&lio n. ten bad idea, but ow resolution wasn't mum better. That tulin& was abol"hed a year aao and w< now ask. all SUNY schools to usc thdr own di.scr«1011. The Trustees' ,caocxllatlon or clades on • e~osh holidays and Oood riday, but suuosred that the edslon must com< ' ' without forte." _ i , Accordill& to Hat~llz, th< bcSI anitll<k to talie u " nor to • prc-Jud&< lhc comm•llee or The lqislation. •hldl h~d SM1 plt, but to keep an o prn pasJed in bQJh houses and .... awaltina approval from mmd." .. We can only "'"'' and >« \11,hat a new wesldent Gover nor Huah t.. Cerey. was and a slial>tly reviJed dropped once Keuor made the eommolltt come up ...lib ." decision 10 dose. Bllnken aarC'ed . Blin~en iJ JIUllft ravqr of. mandatt- "-'U a miscake •• , Blinlo:en wd. percem WO<t 11udy allocauon a year or SB,OOO a year, the ICSJCr of the two." Division of Studtnt Aff.Uu representatlv< llctb Stetani. bOWC'YC'f, saJd the adminisrratlon wanted 10 maintain the ma.xfmum M antU addtd, "We are &Oina 10 lry tO miJdm.ILe student involvement . ll lJ nor aoln& to be just anoiber admlnbtratlve lblna. l'lon«hdeu • ...., would rather not mat e a promissory not< IV llll<knts and have it be a buSt ," Manen noteq. "It " . worse to have CJ<pt<:l&tionJ that cannot be m« than no proaram 11 all." amount or ..ork lludy funds for student use· rath« rhan usina it for new proarams this year. The plan, howtv<r, b not at a complete JtandJtill. 1'bc The lmplcmcntation Career PlllMio& orr..,. will be comminee hope to bqln apanded on a trW basis . .. II tal<iQJ atttou to conlinu• .....,.k is the oria\nal proaram... 011 lbe On and orr Campus Scd ani said, ''but on a smallor Job Proaram prior to second seal<." W'ork study prop!< will ¥mcster. Gold.schmidt 1><: uJed' lnstead of an offi~ludcs, "They bavt alven starr. Vacanclcs in ~lotment u. K>cnetnlna. We appreciate P.,sitiom will be posted. The tha t, but we do DOt have to ne-w proararn wiU be ~tie for it. 11 is -a .seMct lbc implemented ~lowly. As tile Unovenity shoulcl be pro¥\dlJII proaram arows mort and mort and "e arc aoill& to do OIJI positiom will be oprned up, best 10 make sure tbe Goldschmidt said. Unlvmity provides it." ATTENTION GRAD STUDENTS RESEARCH GRANTS Help You! Eddie Brodk& Bassam Oeeb • Rlch Oemme Kelly Ng Annl~ Regonl Judy Rosinski Money Ia avallabl~ for paa etadent r-~ -ard floal Ma8tcr'a or Doctoral level project. TM Gradaatc R_ , . . Ac:ceN ~~ Project of tiM GSA ba• fsuwh to pqYide ap to t:lOO for M&ataa aod SSI5 for PllD caocbdat•. ApplkadoM are avaU.ble Ia tiM GSA offk:c, lOS Talbert HaD (AMC). Regina Schoenfeld DEADUNE Friday. October 1. 1982. 4 p.m. Sndean from all facultta are ...... to apply. Call O.U. E. 636-2450 f.or Days and Thnes - ; -ss.• 1 I 1 $2.00 OFF $5.00 ADMISSION with this ad / Wed. & Thurs. Oaly 1 1. I -------.;n.o---.. ------~--------------~ �§8n8let=-~,~~~e:= from witiJin • -- ..... 1 llle e:xecudvc branch will be explained IliOn~ to IMSculon becaUIC . Powen Council wbjch !he Senate must . the o~ t:anCUJbcr what it wu U~ approve. to-not rw1Y comprdlmd last year's Tbe EPC is c:Qm~ of the SA propoSals. . executive offloers, the Assmlbly "We want a Senate tlw wiU Speaker and the Senate Chairman to intelliJently aod resj>OnSively question cledde luues which the lqislative body .wbat we do every step or tbe way," -cannot because they cannot assemble. - Friedmao aald .. ---All EPC decisions are Jubj~ to Senate notification and approval by iu fir5l But several eanrudates. are runnin& on mee~.ina. . a platform that opposes certain upecls Friedmao and Scbaebter were both or last year's Senate's bud&ct f!!' thiJ SA Scnatou 1151 year and f~ tbis , year. A few campus croJJM received experience will hdp them anckhe less runrun& than they would have Senate. Accordlll&_to Friedman , Uked and inttnbcrs or those croups are · _A;;.,.,. of a State Appeals Coun Prima_ries ·--'""'""""' could vote in the primary, .the rest of the vof~ must wait until the aeneral election. · "There is a lot of complaoeney," he · said noting that somelilms a person will decide one day prior that he is going to vote. The weather is another faetor, he maintained, adding that if the weather Is good and ~pie arc reminded to vote tbey might take a walk· to the poiiJ, Some will not vote because they do not Ilk< any or the candidates, ht said . DeFrancesco predicted that turnout will "make the diff<rence" in the Democratic subanatorial primary. He crted a heavy turnout i~ew York City as good for New York Mayor Ed Koch (Democrat), as an examplt. Ht noted that the primary should be close. "The polls confirm (a close prim'ary), i think that they are righi . " He predicted that U:brman would easliy win in t he Republican primary. Marlo Cuomo's campaign starr is seclcina a United Statd Supreme Coun decision upboldlna different votina houn In some oounties. If they are successful the primar1es could"bc stopped from lakin& place Thursday. anemptlna to obtain rqore ~ for tbCUI. "Any puty that's a one iuue puty is dan&erow." Friedman said. The danaer lies in the Senate becol)llna · djsizuerested after accomplishinc their coals. accorclinato Friedman , or they · will nqlect other illUd. · The SA budaot is formulated in the · Sprina because the Scnlite aathers the u;pcrtlsc by that time to do it, Friedman said . He therefore does not suppon ha.,;n& Senatt elections 'in the Sprin& on the aenual"ba.llot for rear that the inexperienced Senate may be "bullied over" by the SA exeeutfv_es. OlssatiJflcd orpniullons luave the optioo of appealiaa to 11m rear'• Senate for adrutlonal funch. Fricdm111 . DOled, "witen we formulljle tiM: bOdiet, we underestimat~ how muc:lt moaey~ will talce in." ~ . if an emeraeney fundin& ~tuatlon should arl$0, the funds will be avai~ble . "Typlea)ly, thinjs pop up wbieb will require fundin&." Friedman said. Friedman will nollty dubs when be plans to ruS\fibutt the fuods for them to make claims on the money. Senate votina boothJ are open at variow location• on both campuses from as early as 9:00a .m . aod u ~te as midni&ht , She ehuaderiud Koch as a "strona I To b4: a 1o1udent and to VOlt in candidate and a sueoes.sful Mayor or Thursday's 5\ll~e primaries one New York City. H e is a strona person mu5l live off ~pus, have a local for fiscal responsibility. ·\ permanen.t address, a telephone, a ,_.. checking account. a driver'• license and a car. or do so by absent« ballot in he ooUr turnout •wilJ malre the student's "borne" residency aceorruna to DeFranc:eseo. ==------- -'-\.____ T "Hopefully the courts will not ov<r1um the decision," DeFrancesco said. "We have all systems ao for 6 a .m . ThursdAy. We would have to do a Democratic !!.tlbanatorial lot or undoing. 00 Cuomo Rqionai·Campaian primary. . ' Coqrdinator Jack Ford said, "I tliink -ECB~ Deputy we~ aoin& to win it. I think we will win but it will be close." Ford said • Col'tiiD5imer ~pie would vote for Cuomo because Lunenfelde noted that Koch aot New " they wiU understand that he is the York City away from "the point o( better man for the whole swe." Ford ac:.:uscd Koch or being in favor bankruptcy." She said he in ."forthright chlneter," as opposed too f "sp«:ial inte~e>lJ!tOUJM and the rich . The people know that they need a a "political figwe." Lunenfelde praised Koch on his po$;uon of representative of the whole state." He •lcreating jobs in tbt private sector. " pointed. a frnger at Koch and She added that ICocb "atuacts penple associated Koch with Reacanomics. who lite to make up their 'own minds, Koch Carnp~ign Spokesperson ~d said be is "very honest." A r!ICe.nt Katharine Lunenfelde said "we are poll indicated th&J the two wen: in a optimistic" about' the outcome of ' dead heat, while Lehrman is estimated Thursday's primary. "We bave to as a 9: I favorite: assumi» ti&ht race." · \ Jim DeFrancescO . Each case IJ looked at inruvidually to determine whether a studem'<:ari re&ister to vote in Erie County, ~rancaco said . H e added thai a st1rdent must "show OOn<:fete proof" residency and have • 'ties 10 tbe community'Lto evm-be collsidered. This rules out dormatory residents. or He said ECBE will not allow anyone to rtsister who is in the county " j ust for educational f>Urposes." He ,explained that almotet ballob ate fo r those ~pie, add'tng that a student mwt be sdf--surricieru and selfsupporting to be considered a resident. "Sometimes some llUdeots insist l)tat they are residents when they are not," Dcfranoesco pointed out. GRADUATE STUDENTSII T.G.I.f. PARTY friday, ' Septemb.e r 24, ~Pm Talberf'Bullpen free Jleer, Pizza, Wine, l Wings. etc. · '-'· Live Music with Stevie ·a. and the Rythm ________ Rockers _____.....;__ _ �WNY groups joi~ nuclear weapons freeze mqvement . A - · . . lbe "'"'P'I two-Cold Pfopoaol Mll come m laic 0aolM>' Jr po....s by lbe OOWIIy'• By DAVlD Cl..UXA lqjiiMIIft. F"''"~£d11or law maklna body two camP61p U nlike oi- Sc...,elon, tnOM ~rid atlutu lutv< 11 opptd WO<T)'ina lboUI ond '"*ned to love the bomb nuu 1, 1 ao-b will be tdopttd: l1r11, 1 n~ petition c&lllna CO< the support or 1 bl·laltnl • ...,..., lrtat bti"Ml tlw US lnd ScMtt Union pluo, I rea. f'... oampk, Wt summer 100,000 Cnmcb e l Me tumtd up in Nno York C\ty to lbow tbdJ IIOtidanly "'the q - to lutlt obdcat . ....pon protlCcnllon. lluu b 1 Creedon or the )I<O)IIe. but 1 lfaniRt~nt IIJilOUnt non<tbdas. It \cll<c1td th< bfo.d ~from HT 1>• 1'01111 • • MOdel ror t1w othn ...... COW>Iles." Wloilc oald. lft"llltllf !I a ..... bor'-<l.oi>Y· .....,bortlood camP61t~~IO ttop dJ•<Won or rcf"-111 or lllndl eiloa&..s 10 tlw COIIftly ill !he fcd<nl EAwfam<Y ............... A&<ftcy'a (fa!IA) (~ o;,r, RdecaloD Plao IC'RP). JuS''YY IT e wanllo mallr. fund. tnanhy. ••w e are coileeined _.. 11om tbc .,...,_.,.. be COI>tlnll<d, "loo\iaa to bri.oa thil bJUo< to • w>da ,..,...or_..... TIK COIIIIllpo n caltiq /or 1 day of pvblic bcariDp 10 tJw _.,.or Bllffllo cu - lbe ot lwod dalm&, ~ 1'01111 1P0k<1- Tom lklc:lutaan. " We think it u alii erud i.ou.;" ' ' be uld. or the acailable {or /ocd ~ ''hou'' h< reck rcsu In FI!M4'a wblcb anti <Duke activism ·• . ..., n ....t. _ _ pre>pot<d Ct!Su Rdotalion.P'lan. cmanll... 1 OlD ouau111an "fEMA Is J>laulna a But on 1 mort P<~ CO<U>Od The Rcvcrftld Olorla R. Whttc, natlontrldc cMI dc(CDK PfOII"OII> levd, ftl&lly amaU..,..;.. ond W.. I!J«vtlvt Oirtetor .or the"Buffalo where PIOI>k cu loa¥c thclt city tOwna U wdJ .. counties an Area IDClfopolitM MJalsuieo ill tbe ..cnt or I lludaf IIUI!It pu&ina lqiolot1011 dial""willa (BAMM). poiiUtd Otit the 11>11 uavclto 1 boll or.. lO 10 _, supporJ o( I be turrCill US impon.- Of Ibis.._. ''"Tbio mDa 1way," ~. ldaninlstl"lllon '• ......_ l'fOPO'IIIs 1 tlplflcaol aep," ODe colollallroay ill lbt pile lie .,.......,.. Sooe cadl drop iD the IIIII While, "II 11)'1- arc ..wlu Is llw t"VII<UIIoo plus trc bucket mat rpill . ..., and CO«t oppoood 10 the COUJ:>o or us boldioa10 • lhree day lime Praldcnt Rt:ap.a 10 rcc:oaniu tbt nucleAr policy." BAMM llocl& tcbecluJc Wlllcb 'frill- be 1<mbly hopco ond upir1tlon1 or the wllb rbe Sltrto Cub, Pby>lclaoa btlj)fuJ mthe....,. o f a sneak ror Social Resporuibllity 111t,l.lbt IIIKk. Bu<b-llu mo~. Amcrlcon people. Mor~ rocauly. In Erlt County ITOUP hu rallm in WNY P.- Call<r, arnont "I( there Is I fuU e><!hanlf or lint wilh Olh<r US communities. oth<n, com"'* lbe Erlt Counry ~ !he ._pberc'• The Etle County Frtett aroup with hopes or ia$)lirina ozone !aye wW be bumcd 0111. Worldna Oroup, formed mJune, ltOUPf from lbe llnCil otbn Followloa thert will be I urc iJ in tbe midJt of lobbyinJlbcir WCSitrll N.,. York C>OIIJIIko to lid opcct...,. of obout six IIIOIIlhs QUK 10 the 11 OKmb<f OOIIDIY ac:IIVC for lnJ ~" Aftd lbe A....,...., . -·~ 10<1·- -· ldcfulncn of tbt obdtcn up,rco In t w o - follcnWioa a blool ooco tbe food IOd •atcr auppllcs are aonc be lddtd. In Wbllt'• word>, the plao <nates I oec:urity. 'or.\ ........ lhllll • 1M in tbe tky nudcar nr," uld Buc:lwwt. Whtn the ~y.rm ro local """""""they~~~ noods. or ror U)Ow rdlct. "As or J•I6,1111Jor arits tikc New Yor\ Oty IOd Pbiladdpbie 11>11 oom< Wat Coat nr.. KruC Of ~ tilt Pf<S<JII - · the ...... ~bud&.. . . - 01 ~ .l billion, I ~ tk coolitloa ofwrl u lmpoulblt ..,., 8achiiiM llbcb "ddllliootry." T o - the CllP. lludwlan aaimotcs "*> COUld • ruo 11 hi&h 11 ' 10 billion. The OOIIltloa b adatrwll abo\01 tile l futility of CRI> IOd sti"CIICI that ruDcb be JUidtd toword I more locic&l I)<Ul>OO<. "II b bat to refUse tbooc fuocb or dlven them to pr<!*llion Cor I bOte 'otbn ~ We want to - h Cunck nailal>k for local IICddn>\• ckies haw reCW<d funcb 11oaa willllllousaD4s ....s -a _ _ ........ the.......,.," or,..., lludl.- -u.....s. ""TTie bat dril dec..,.. II rtdi.ctloo.'I The Eric Co\11117 F t Workio& Oroup 1iau an 100 member petition aiantd IUppon II"'"P with • oorc of IS·l$ ptC>plc ' JHHhlllt lutrd behind the;....•• mol>illutlon They bold wcdJy .-~nas oo w..s.....say ....u..p at 7:30 PJQ a1 lhe Sldfa tfub loQitd 11 71 Elmwood A•m~. Games may come to UB 'A saious cffon iJ btl•& made by AlMn\blymlll Dennis Oonld ond 1Ml.lrii•mky to brine the Nno York Empiro SWt Games 10 US. ""Yes, - woWd tilrt 10 brill& the 10 lbh pan or Wcatcm New Yock," OoniU IIIII. "Ow aooJ Is to tu... the - . heft "' t h e - or 19&3." An IMIIII atllldk coonpttilloG bdd dw'irl& lbe summer. the <lama rcotw-c athletes from all qycr tbc Mat<. The Jut <Om petition was ll'dd"IIJt aummcr In the Carrltrdomc 11 Syret:uot University. ~~~~~ New Drivers, Bad Driven, Out-of·State or ~ ~~ Foreign licenses BreadN•-•t ABLE AGENCY 3114 Mabl at Highgate 833-6565 896·3366 REE ESTIMATES FOR MEN & WOMEN DIKOuat Prtca Yellow HOUM of Ieuty 847 NIAaar• fAlls llvd. 835-5160 FREE tanning w ith any perm ! cut, or full set of sculptured nails Call for appointment $UP Ell FAST I'IIIHTING OUICKCOP V __...........,.. -·----.. '"' ,... .... "HAIR~S" 641-c:.hiiiA.., ""' -"'~"""' BACK·TO.SCHOOL OFFE~ n-n . -. . ....... 11ur1f10- ol lo!ollllllltr .l5" OFF ALL 8EIIVICES lWolot- ...... .. - ..... .. '"""'· &f"rl. ~ .. - - 101 CUSTOIDS~Y APf'f. OtollY 171·5910 II 1 1 I I I ·-···-··········~-· "Pr..ldcnt S.mple llu ddcpttd the millet, or tilt Games 10 Cboirmon or Rcer..llon, Athletia and Rtl.tltd IMiri!CIIan, Salntorc Es~>o$~10." Oonlr• ta~d . .... wdl .. Oirtaor or Publk Arran, Harr) JackJO!l." ""Tbc pr_.a we tu... tin..,. up," be con&IDII<d, ''will be prCOCillcd 10 the Em!>IR SlMt COINIUUrt: 00 SM•day, .. Swalop " The Pfopoaol oWia<O ibe C1cilitla tlutl ....u be uotd ~~ U8 ""' ... I be.-.. Alumni Arcnl, on tlw Amb<nl CampuJ. will be the oWn site, lltl>oual> Nloaara Folb, the dt1 or Butralo IOd Swcctbome HJ&h School would &ho be used. �editorial I Do it! IIIII group It not elected; II Ia elmoat a eure bel statement• In the campua prea~ ond In the that the metter Will be broug~t up by tomeone end publlahell bloche(s. Slit through the fluff, the the quettlon debated, l tgued and eventuelly campaign hool>la and the irrelrHnl Do not be ll«<lded o~ again. dteleved by the emotional, one Issue, am&lt-<nrnded T~>e<e ate other Issues, pgutbty more l(tlponant. talk. The large!' plc1ure tills yeer-ln lila al>ajle ot 11 well In 1 time when all govemmenta ere faang well-founded, lnteeilgent and rational s.tltonr-ts 1he reality of ..dolr>g more Wlth leu", ~tla year's mUCh IIIOfl tmponant · • Senell will have 10 melee prlO<Uies ol Whel will be The Naw York St1t10 prtf1181)' hU IUIKled funded 1 1 pall ~ have to be rec1uce0 consklerabll attention aa the battle to rlj)Iand ultimately, what will hive to be ellmlnlll.cl In Hugh L Carey, has cnwn the locut or the Stile. fl¥01 of 011>e<. more 'tlebte l*'l!c. .. Untonunately the otl>e< 1\aYe been lg The quettlon of athletics Is eleo paramount and their Impact on the Unl-ally -..muntty At 1 period, when the Alhlellc Depanment hoa forgotten lnoteased Ita cqmplalnla abOUt pall funding twels. In one onapa or .lnother, the lasue ol autonomy ano when the ltullente have·been •••ed 10 bear a Staritng today, the Stullenl Aasoctallon (SA) will will beCome paramdunt; ttre nllure of UB'a lerg.. ponlon ol the costa, II fa absolultl)l crlllcal hold perhaps lis most lmponant S.nate election retatlonthlp With Ihe State go-nment and the thll aludnetll be well represented r\ ever The significance o f lhelr f11nction and the ,Leglate ture Ia the major toe>IC of till lutura-whlcll A canttallted atudent union on ,,. Amhent magnitude of the tsoues ewalllr>g Ita !ormation are SUCh I hal, My one who declines 10 vote will be Campua and Qettlr>g It thlre will aleo . _ , on the only llllkea competent Albany r.pr-ntation even 1110(. Ct1tlcal clolr>g not only a personal lnjuallce but Is delaultir>g Seoate•• agenda. The Un'-alty Coondl's on lhelr ,. .ponslb<hly as e student epproved plan calls lor at-ta 10 pay pan of the 'While Ill the vartuoa pleas to wote have been made coat 'tla a student lee of S15 a year It Is qutte ovw ""' over ageln-and duly reQI<ded on lite Aa almost everyone knows, I he mauer ol the poeslbte IIIII t he Senete will be Uked Ia< Ill lnl)ll1 eomawhete-11 muat be reallzecf that 11 cltl~ene tn New York P\jbtlc Interest Ae..arell Group (NYPIRGI on IIIII highly ~atilt question a dePttaaed econolny, It il our mponatblllty as will probably be first on lhe agenda. The group 14 thlrl 111 • host ot can<lldatea runnlr>g to sllln reslelenta to tasllze Ihe llnaclel -take wa all have In represented by a quasl·llckel, which will the Senile. Do not be confused by all the 16Cea lila yea,. elections. uncloubledly work to bring back NfPIRG. Even II anll all the n•"!"· Read through the lnue W e muat wllch how the p te Ia cut. Elecltlon wee~<. . Both acrost the State and througt!Out the caml)lla, IJIOiklenta will be going to the pgUs Lo pull I he levara lor their laV«lte candldat• At feast, we hOpe they .. IM. Aa or late...Amef1cana._nd ua at-ta ~>a-.. Shown the aame1tndancl-en o.«Whelmlng relucts~ to m.oke the atdoua jo4.1rney to the election booth. Voter panlclpa!Wl, the most otwlous lallsale In a democracy~u been noticeably absent. ""'II r-• ' feedback Senate I "" - 1 / y 1110 Commur.. AJfaJra Coordln""'· •fno,. •• auth 1 WOUld 1/l,o IO OUI two ol my u•Joftttft, OA lf/0 OALE on<t RtCHM!O FEROU80N, Trip on<t Trofllc a ltd El'wtlra Clrolrman. BiaziDJ Favoritlsal - M / r. hoN- 011 Olllata-.p lob In ol<llnfl .... r,.., Eclllor. TM St.-r A.-1/oll so...,.,.,_ .... n,.k-w. .,. ($AI II. . dfopMyed , _ , , _ , _ , • t:tiVIIIM. lorNJfllt - ~ ollolta I U l\ ,.,_,Ito· - _,._~ r·•M - _,01,,._,, IHA>IIcatlolr ot ..n<tfdlto aro......nra. Tho 111- , . , . $II _ . , . ...,,.,., no oooet ,.,. ,,. - ,. , _ - ,, . _ Cll1riUif urge •n C!Ornlmutwt 10 W'Ote lor ---a.---. oyour ..ldUnlwlrally atfd Rkltaffl. "'""" '""' "'' fool rho,,,,_,, ·~)ltom11!f1 orrllolt IUIICfiOn. IMIMd. 1110 ptollorm ol r----..., lou~Y-IfM, Coorci(I\O!Of Commuc.. All on Pwny _ , " " ,,. Tront, comploto with fl'ap/1/ct '"" .,.,.,., Tlth - " ' " ' " wllon _ , . , w i t h . , . , _ , . 10,. Somooe-- -lidldo - · only ..... Frida~ an<t Sor11nlay nlflhta, - t t l Include . . _ mlta," ,.,.,, n/flhrr . , , _ ,,_,""tho.,.•• Tlllr would not C<J(tl//cl rfilll Pany. By prlntlnfllhooo rroromonra. w/lho<JI nor/lylnfl 1110 c~enc• ...,,._,......,,.,._, ....,_,..,._dlryr·---onlyc..-- .,,_,.. iiiOy.,. lm-iolfi)f ,.,;e, •• to th• llw l'llo~~ - fOI'Oit. ll - . -lor··--·10 beM_Io _ _ISo,.,. II "rr.VVIt'*"' UriH." - {Jtfii-.IOMI - t a n o Tho COi otn - , . rltidelllr picl liP !holt_, olo" ,,. _ , . . S....fOt'a othw Use SpaaJcliq! Edilof: I hOW 0 pou/ble -.uo., 10 1110 -~. -,.,., --f-oloctlolr. 0.. s..>- ~. n and :u. 1 .,..,,.,. M SA}"' - - runnmglor tlto St-1 to IIICIWOIOfiC• altd lfOOtn-. SA 11i1 ondornd 1110 Blilo Plrt'f, WhiCh lfHty h iN not doftell Tho toe• of • , . , . wr/rh • IIINIJNttf ol purpou •fHI•n """'"lllr O~fWJ/olr M 1110 OOIIIOIIft IIWthl, liar «Jot:tMiy dHI,.,.., oJI~of lfWSr.-r ArroctatiOn u 1>011111• ,..,,,, .,., lm,.tllol body OW<IHif>l/lllott oloctiOna. ' Ko,...LUnl•tfllty tiWonl ~ Tho Looonoao Sludottl' Aaaoclorlon r1 rho Unlvorolty ol ."'LfJIHn.eu Forotn condftmn the Olllld/nfl wrlrhOttr 1/0/ng oulafdl, llt<o /hoy mull clo. WoM:Infl ovttido 10 IIIOUOCI'O 1/y/ loolt J>/ICO in Wnt _ , , diHing rhO,..,,_ doyo j ~ L-- -~ Itt lho'!f ltontOJe ftWtll IHw• liN I IM Pnolo~"'• "ltaiMI>," ....._ hu-lnt:har'fiOiti W•ot-.,1 It I lOtti (OI>flcollolr t nd """'''ilwiH to toOihiflt1 our tno dorttblllrotlolr o1 t ooonon. Tho LOO.no10 FOf- IIW!ou"" th/6 ,.,..,.,.,... 0.. llt>h0 /1 ol lllo LoCHonor• Aorocllr""' 1 wlah ro . ..,..,.., IYM(Mflll. . fO , _ - haveiOr~lr-. ond telltlolea tlllr 11011- . _ L . st.-1 Ito _ ... -II T/turodty. Thoro)to-11 WOflld H abl• ro enr., end Mev. 1Mk fhfll m••ug. 110m L«Nnott.' .,., _,Oily-· lltAting s.-~ ~ ,_ fWI/Ulltt""""'*"'""'--r BullolO - - lllo lo/IOwlltfl t\. cJotmltort,._., ,.,,._, t """" A!fo. ... ,.. ...r.; ,.. ·lcy- ~~- fllrl "'"St.-,,-,,. '"" ,.., ....,. --Miorl Ollfi, WRI COt)lirHIO 10 utll/l;ltho IIO<talco/lol WllkHOn Put> for"" ptru .,. 'bone~~.-,.,.,.,.,_ oltd dt nclnl/ or /lJII tor "llottglllf1 OVI. ~ Tho F01p0 modo lnro o C.t.- ohoufd 1» .,..,....,_w ltJ/1al:o fi'M• , _, n.-llloONJ'*'-v _,.lho~ttldlr>g~t orlplnt~-- f/Jit- 10 ,,.. c-m...... ..._.__ """"'""·-....,...., S.A tAMa Coor>tl"l,_ ,..,............. II.C. T.I.O.N Si>ouldUIO �op-ed Grub Street L By liz. Petrioo la tions COIICiuc:Jeg_ oarlltr ., ""' 1oar w11n rno 8ufl•1o H..wt, J Mn '''"·OIM tt. outcome hom tnete When Th+ "'•.,. anncwnc.c a SUnd•Y moml~ 't4111tlofl and c:oniii.....S Ita rlgnt 10 pubjjan It In court tno cut 1r1 ~Hton, . . , _ to anylh"'' bUt -tthy, II'IOfiOI>OI>eS are olrnply cond...,... to lamau attd ~ pv:ihiMn- Ad¥eft...,. .,-,~led mto one ma~ ovt'M INS the teMtOn wt\tct\ accomoanM &t\f-.c~ttn; new eocounta ana ~ ~' otd ones <S gone. AM''*'· wttf C2P"«a0e a\.llttf'? Sltftng lnQt'a111otd p r t j - and Jne ol a~t o l 0'"1 ICIIIO<IOI board, WUI eorna nevtl 00 unwf&Hen oec.auM • mafaf Buttato new1 'iQl(:e •t me be 1>1/et • DOOd ft1eM oo!nttcl out to me the o thet nlgno tnat oout pulll of ••rualOtt ' ' ' cuJtW~tty bUiowlno rrwJ, -.ley .c:rou our PtP.,I and M WICU II conc..-ntn"o IN ,C'OM of t~ •cv-. CouriM·E.rpr••... I rNIIlld tl\&1 newa of tM newe.papet1 1 tall waa alrMdy begiMI"9 to rag on ~ W'*> !& PI- lnaltltd howevef. IMI tnetltvUon• .,, enuuect 10 1 ' Mne1"'9'0fl 1>0 ..,,tttcl. In tllocl, that M w. . 1101 '"" C>WIIc: l>uffa t wntc11 WUd ntm bU1 ono nyao.,..,lc:a ot 11\t mour..a~ T"" ..,.,. 000e1 lt\oonclllroiel.,_ a1110 IIMfll that pa..kW\ lllht IHOftOHI ptvs Ol cot~ to\lrnall•m· Wlllc-tl loee• • • totntone like me wno•a e 111t~ oown a ahe:ei o r While PtPtf ~IU1 a proba&m· How t o tl y •n &motional au bt.c:t to ttat without unntctMatV SturM haa been sllenciKI? Prottabty nc>t. •'mPfY beeluM our papera •lmp4y hi ve never over·brlmmtd with bVttung ctty hOWL Still Jne llatl! It! rnJ<!\OetO lluno ..,...,.,.,._hall the c:oh.unr..-, hl.lt Uw ana. nalt hatt 1M _ t . , . ,, ntlllne ... ~.,. ""'ploytel? All VtlfY - - p ua.l*, m.wyt~e, nultlly,,.. und Dfa119 and still l>ft"""'t tne routnlul paulon ol 11\t paece? 0t. hOw to teviM Into mote mat ute fotm ,., O<~tnal- IO< lhle COlumn "All ope<~ clown tl\t the,..,.,•. t.J:CHIIIWIY tOWatdl lrte CoUriM blUI<Ung I * U ..... W.t Oft Qiitii'On.s wt\at oueauoner C) KHp h 5n0ft-anot1 .. tne bill 004icy. k't Ofdet to An•wer a) Awo~ any oor.eonal remtnlscencea EYtrYonl pat ~ct wiU\ atorlee abQul your favorite SUnday mornJng "'''nit own I'*'"OIIH. Oon'l tnt tfle • avok! 8 yuntiM Mnllone't cons1ructtona aM lnetead pie~ ru.d.,., ' a P\.lnGh. d) papw- elnce t2 yeara old, even ..,uar, ctHplng OOwnataJra before &nyoM tiM -waa up to aeUght tn tht thick, dame> ta!*-tattr wlln c:orroo and ....U.. toaat, rotcll"9 lkot t " " - r..,..,.., Into Arts Mc:tlon, 11\tn U¥1"9-0oonHoury-Jhll "'"or,.lo and front - - t ' * >, tht Coli'* m ~az:lno and ostlc:IM by Ooc:k Hlracll, Bullalo'o own oubur.... Ruooell Bal<or rtOW a Otl•...ewtPt Pef" 1 rown. end b~ now everyone hit rNIIzed tt wllh '"-empty morning newspapet atandt E~ llrnow~ It waa a tono time In c:omln1J--d l\ld apr- that tl\t pape< wu toal"9 ...., atnonQ tl\oao w ho wO<tn'l prlwy to 11\t bOOU. W'htch showed an l v.t'aQtl Pl••ax to.a ot U S mUtton over tna oatl 36 ...ot~lhl You could 1\a . . told tl\t paper waarn In Ita rtonta hom 'ne atl0f1lve merQ4H you ruolzo ... n, _ , . , . h t 4 tN'oa<k;.aiHn9 from the oura~ ot ltM ~'kt~ .,., not tM maiDe. I M w orc1\• o come iJQ-.n II'Offt matl(ettno to Met • .....,,,."9 tl AMI., rll• tm~>Yt .. to'""' • w•ot•'• otO<Y ,.,. Mn no. tcl•tO< "'"" ""'""" lltrt t<;ot ,...,.. 00<> w~n •oott• n.. ""''' I)OUf\ t need • ,, ,.,of ·~~ emottaft to mn hUn twttw tn ~ Na.l("t• dOM tht Poe ,,,.na Muttc AllO A~ I c.otk. who .. ~ ano taltfttto !• .. t..ewMft, ... • aone tefl , .. Ollltf\ 11~ ~ Don I go l>firniiiVt otld 11mbollsm on t"t IJ••ro•t o~ 10 m,a)oe of symbOl& Oleo fnGVQft cttt•lniV •voc.eHvt w tt~ lt.l Mavy. An lac•<~•. ttw! bulkllnQ w1a aa atoll<t u t'fllf ,,_. .... •• O'fetc.aat as u•u•L. '"' .-mf»i.ence. t~h ao~n atkJ ti•Mtcl. 1>0t mb<bkl A ~IM of Cclloe oot• not t •0.11011 tnalt' •~• •voer•uttof\ 11 not ••sUy a.... tranllataf>lo onto thO Twont,.th '*""'Y Tnt- - 11\01 117, •OO'ot ""'.,,,...plume~ oulopread.aiiCI •r• ••ten out on. concrete ,.,..... rec:.ptK'e outude ·~ th.ukJinQ ttllt ,&;noo~ was 111 OtG~paJ tMtephoat fo• en'uu~g bUndn. . or ••cl. of newt wOt'thy not 1 .CitCumtQeCUon. It Wll CHObl bly l\.11.1 IM Ct&loia lty ot I • EacM., per.oaal na rrattva wt\kh may VM« oil lola t"• ...,tlmtrltOI 0< Jac:tr ~ oe>lypa "hlt-th•r....ttrlt., the-d·us t" 1nger lt'a OK 10 say '~' IN Duilel~ wet .shut up tlqnl . . a c:laln 11\t day allot tl\t - - t . but don't the woman _,.., a t a cora table wflo woutdt1't tet yow pt.lt the ~tora 11 a MfQMnt "'''" 1 hel,.... o l - nair all, tl\t -..rtty guard•_,..,• mUCh O"ttrtlmpo11ng _,'ld the)' Wetl rJohl n•Jit to her-wltt'IOUI helmeta. There waa tully f'lotnlno preac'*"t a bO\.It the tcene: though aotemn. lJ,e otflc.e• on thit IIfat floor "'" ' otiii,IDuu wltlt acllvlty. Stc:retorlrtotr!*l. aMI lmpo<tant-loolclng ..,...,_ wotn twtaiC&Ht but no n.,.atnlllll<lll wutrOQed\' bUt retu- to erabottta on tlte f7'01ltr Ra t - IMII ac:oll al 11\t ttlevtoton . MWKas.teta Who huno outsktt eNt • al'-tJO tMH 11,.,. .tetltM op and - n lite poodill lo Otdtr to got _ , . DOOd toott~. oNOt VO<Io own natvtte. ,.II., b) Avotd strapping gen.,eUt•Uon• and ptedlcUona. We've all .,..,,d 1t betort-8\.lft lto•a • a -ly _allrl'..._ fa\.ltty elecuk:at wllo _ 01 rt~ally con<:lude.wot" a po-M summery _..,tm..,l ,..r;lc'ft ~lattt your conc.kl-stoft •nd corwtc:tton wMelt """"n- to • ...,.,, . . . _ , _ -··• •tro t~t TllouQII • rutaty ond Ql~tt ""'r ttnQM. don't h,oe Wit\1' '"" ltuttr•'IOft ot: IN ImPOtent un- you're w-.o to ltavo _ , . wo~ aouo Of 10 fiiC you up f04' a d l tt • tttl t111 " MI -*11«. A lso, you CM end with a tear~tetktt qUOit aMS 1n tiii.PI'* if PUllinG 1'69ftltk>ft 16 eut soon •ncf r\04 ebuttd: :.If ctoean't tni HM ao muclt too the you~g -le-Jntyean """"'on to otht< cities-but What al>out tlto older 11 dOMI\ t mallat oo muc:n !Ot tnt you119 _.._,,.., c:.n""""' on "Don't. , . , _ IIOthtf l<ld1119 Inti you btotltad w1th ~ ancJ • •erttmtnl • • ,,_. ~ay 11reakect Into a otrlp ol gray lnlltllf't anted We t ltetc!T know you rt .,.,. oC '"""young paot>ta - '•? Batteries Not Includal Bv DMJre Mastin " Pieylng l>ullcla chtroc:lot." - Anonymoua n thl old daya it waa mt·. Ba~bara, a nd p\.lre I u y anythlnO aoout It on the news!' 8arb. on the othet and t'luno on my ev.,-y wcwd · ~ aid not dlspUio tno validity ol my tola. hand, amlled coml119 ovor a nym«o-thoy dkln't Ji-o tne olloct no "td oo Billy tnoll&d, thor allowtcl my btot,.., to P'lr wltlt one of tho rospecJablt 1>01• In Jht notgl>bOII\ood Ktrlntllt. 1\onnr woro blut re 11\o "'1 b..c:noror unc:,.·a pleasure. n mo paattcl q ulc~ly. Wo apent hours 1auppoN, In our own way. t he and I wtt• ~11l•t• At atone It! my room, wltnout pa rtr~tataui)II<Vlalon, ~t heti1191 we pratorrtcl oneokl"9 olllo at1011\t< rOO<n to and ...,..., Md SWI'f' lrvnU wtth 1 real terry c6otf\ bMCh and It wu thtro I """"' to know a nd mamotlza ..,,ry ,,..,. .,. aJont tba.n IO Ill at tne tlbfa, ilottn1"9 tO tall< of ol darll"9 c:om1>011.on'• f)Offoc:tty lormtcl l>octf. I olton • - t o matc:ll My ltoolor.d that Ba. -o know olw pooplt.,. """" 1101~\~ng about and evtnll- dldn' guy Ktnny I roluttclto .,._ '"' unUI ono day 1 loCka ClelrtttOUa t>Ud9l' ..,..,........, It !roqvontly I MO)"tcl ~ny ol rotatlveo, c:hanc:tcllo - Kon unc:tact ariCI I 1101ICOCI M hod t. . tlngera...., _ , . t l d t- ng and undteul"9 """'""'· w1lo would mum.,.. oo.ma th1"9 to my pa,...t• •oout • a.me mart.J119 on tl\t tall c : of"'' t>ulloc:b u 800..1 And would t..., 04 al\oc:ktcl ll lhtY dod know'! I can't M 1 "'~nneta ... W• w et I ne'l"tr reprima nded. coukln't deny nlm t no my tH'otMf .n1rance ro our • 0f10. lOf ouro But I do know lhalthoy had no ro.ol obltc:tlon 10 0UJ Otlllf\U. IOUtary IJC11tence WU cMI 1tO';'ed ~. Inon. Tho lo ur ot uo~Mgtn to ptt' togetltor. Somttlrntta ouwtlatlonltlfp, and 1 waa alWay• thankful IOf that. o ummer day by tho oppaaronoe ol my twotl\tr Billy and IItty d!l(li'lnd'~lmoo ,..., d lcln't. l(on~y otwoya got At ptaymatea, thert w11 no queatJon •• to w ho wu hlo tjrlmy Hille playlrltnd, Jo -1\. Balb and I wore oitllng lht mort dominant- ! w11 q uito tne akltlod m.nlpulaJO<, 104ltfvt tl\t ear Bartllora IIWO'fl amtltd a lol •"" novtr • on Jht polio a t my houM, looltlng ..,y1aai)Jona Dio, l c:omploi!IOCI E-tually H all got • .,., Ou119 ""' I loll liarD a nd tor 1M rnoet pan. •hf wu etemaJty 1M puatv•• ..,_.. mtoht add, In CKH t>alhlng sultA. My twothllr t>ural out ol to "" own - H 1 """ .,..,., lhlftOll to .., Ot ao 1 comp41anJ .tetlrn, Thoro - . any morolllllc: • the - . - I n 1 wltlny yet autl\otlto tlve ¥Oic:o QUtttlonl oC ""9"1" or "WfOnV" ,. _ _ Sl\t lhOUQhl • clec:lattd, " MorNnY uys tniHhiOt can Pit YwKit ru llltcl anylltl"9 I wltl\tcl t o do; I could only OUUIIM, ~.- Thlo w11 too muc:n lor me to ntnd"' 1 haltd Throe o'clc>Q In tl\t ~on a ,.,., m flllllt on 11\trtiOft, Inti tl\t c:l\oM not IO objoc:t Doc:aUM tl\t tOO Joe With •• euong a oaMton a nina yew old c:.n halt Wh 10\10)'1"9 !lerltll Of mey04 ~ )UII c:amt doW" t O11\t Butto to. t wo ''O""' ,.....,bll119 ll&rCanl tnd t<ON>tlh '"' wHh. Ho waa atupld-1\t Ilktel WNrtng . . , . ~'"" o l on 1 COUC:II dflnkong .,..,.,go ,.,~ Thlo Kon, • rwrnt>4ed, toc:1 thtl as tho JOU"90t of tl\t two, lilt simply didn't mllltJry clogtag oroond ~l • nock, I wu ropulatcl by tho dlmpltcl youth ot i1,1oapr up ond t\lg90IItd to Mlaa hrb know any o.neo. An O<!>han. tac king alblln;• • • lar •• I '"'· lhlck ac:or on ltll loft cflttlc r·~;~ tntnltl . . lha1 they "pll )'.11 She httltatt4, r.Utflno """ oonntetlOf\ knew, aha wao deprlvtcl olthol cortaln kind ol knowltdgo ooooo tough," I uaod to Jhlntr to myMII). ond he woo Inti I• ocqulrtd only wouglt familial lntifac llon TlWa "f)lar" a nd 111e dulre to " do n.• sno prCOIIIIOIIIIy oolllortl"9 hlal>octf ·:~,._I gru . . ltlrn. "Wllat do you moan?" Kon, In all olncotlty and ner nelvoto -kt<l to my lull advon~.~Qe; I oould, II I to - QOOIJiona I!MglneOte. , _ ., and Blll'flllkl"9 moko 1\tf- ot any ,,_ ol tl\t day "' n !Q~ t. Ot h•lllglrl naar dol1tl-. OXP'alnod. IO< 111m Did tl\ty roe!IY """' run? F -11)' I'd tl\tm "Plo y 14+y. Ulto kldo, rou - now'll.,'t1>141' rock 0101 - r only It! t n e - o t wfrltlf, or do whtt l clol119 llllngo ltka c:r11WIIr>g In 11111 gr..., "' I'd ""' tl\tm n .,. Bon.• Jn ~toto Mttou• - no ~tl\tftc1 uo bttt.¥1 aM hated .the moat, whk::h was to Oeolate. t'm lmlratlng ti\OCIIInt pun llro. or I'd wotc:ll ll\tm - .roy I U"9taa- tne .._._.ry - · and a - . . wlllcn bOrtcl," and lull ,.... het. • mud nut a tney'd jull token 1\ouno to c:onot~lt 1oo1tec1 stood to ....., u a mterot>I\OnO. He omltad 11 hie Our unlon luttd )'Mit. wnlc:h many found .,....,119, II awjutty OO<Inp to"*· tnd il wu cotlatnly thl"9 Balb tU!IItnU, tnt..,..,.,,..., lla•'!fa· and M"9, dfaggod on I'm to .,.llevo tl\oao W1lO ht.. known ""'olnc:o 11\t and t wantec:t no pan ht. • , lnvlalt>lo.clg)rtttu. Gave an outotaMIIOVCIOrtO<monc:o, urlloat yoara ol my cnlldl\ood, I nave atwayol\ad an So I yoltod " GET oun,_ HERE!" and tuohtcl oway. My and wu oitually dolfe~lto!!. w_!)tn Borb ohtcl ner lnnll>it lorta tncrodlbly llmlttcl anontton apan., and my ltndencY wu twolhor aldltcl up to mo and Mid Qulall)', on, !)lay and wta tranafonned Into J im O.n ou. n.r. mtiCh more to cui thlngo olf qulc:tdy and ,.,... on 10 anoinor Iough II< and - or ltnllon. This- no We c:M mau 'om do 11." I clldn1 • ndantand Whtl ht obl<tet ol ontiltalnll*lt at a l...w.d " "· Y• It "'" .....n4. ao I lgnortcl ltlm. His 10 !)lay l>ec:amt mO<O • rogrouioll." Tl\ty dldft't "doll" Tl\ty to. 11 dllfO<ont In tl\t cue o l a.rt>ara and me: I oould Insult htf. malta hOf do owM tl1ingl ltk e - naUcl In my 1, ,,_ · untH IIMIIT N o !ouatratlon wu to ff.. ~·ltd fondly . . l>tlng ... grandmoll\tr'o Hvtng .......Wng CliNt 11\at 1\t "Tht1'r t - 00 ITJU" and wltll ~ thtt 1111 ~~~-~and llutlod htf to tl\t groond!"'lMn In htr q uiet c:ountlt\0- -tclatw~ hlte me - 1<. tl\t nonr~tah Joe landtcl on lop ol nor a nd my twot""r Sht waa aJwaya t<KgMng, •nd theft ot COUfM I waa li'a aJo"9 tlrna ...... ,... thOUQI!t abOIII · t>egon amacklnp ltla llpo to matr,a klulng nOt.... Nowaday• - liM In at WI aplonclof atlno '*'k or my ~nftont , •O:WI"9 to lovtan upon htf Whtl- al\t wlahtd, manlaCif.IIY Chtnllng, "0111 kw•JYOU Jot on 110¥0 you cloNt, whrcft- •• ""'tJomal te~tlnp f)laee, In a the Unut clothing. jeWtloryt l IWOtt I'd bUY nor a .,.., -ont-y011ollttrwt.,641onttovorou . . . . , vin yl ~ lilt ta trllomOICI. wltli all flO< Mtlol)l aC>fMday, maybe,• . , • houM. I valutcl the loot that lilt oc:raamed until my lathet -rod and d~ my OtlonO!nclo. - l i l a -•-tr.tofmp4y-., alwa'fl b t l - wltat-ltold ""'·· unllkt my paronta. btotbtt· lnlo tM .,.,.... • F - ~ C:,O.." I - OOfTJ lot ootll 01 Ul Once. wntta riding- on a - • I n lht -~of • I wu poa!Jive thtt Baba - Ill lilt l moum ow --ooatn--llwiGIOthelotlol t"Undantottn, I ~ oullhll w1..- t l ll\t -~ _ , . , .loe. In a Ill ol ,_I plcUd ltlrn up aftd ""'"" morftenl an old mtn ,.,.. ttt\ICIC by o boll or my"'--~-...na""""""""',_""""' J>lm lrlto tl\t no~~ POll. Thtrl l ••urnad to llglllnlng. l 1\o<M - oolat.cl and vomHICI up IIIII - . , . , . _ . - · I t ! 11\t Jec:rMtlon. I on ,-atb, To my IUII>fltt, my daiii"G .,., / won6ot I I - -anda tl\t ~ 1\tr mttlt and oook... 1111' rnotner ht4 p46Ctd out ~"' rna ! H I -Ill. 1 1 1 I don't "",..,_· In I lOCI, tl\t wu smiMnp. Thta m.dt mo angry 1 loiCI .., •Mt "apptntd, the Informed""' 11\t lollow1"9 QUilt u - a n d II "1.,...1 and I didn't ta1ow w ily. My porontt IO<Mdt ~ from d<~Y IIIII I muat have lmaolnod II· -.uoo "Thor didn't my - . 11 my _,....,now my ""M """'* my OrM c-. btl"'- w•• - ·t- •eom. room.-,..,_..,. , _0,...,..,- ·· -rod. hod- ON- .. · - ·a tn.rfl-,tM..-. I--lnd -..r.•---- -7 �ppement Voting Wednesday through Friday .--1'1rt folio WI/II 1J Q Jist qf /Wno,. Nllfdkhtu gftd tNtl P<Hti<J. OfY.CAMPUS PERMA1'1ENT (COMMl/1UI) T he candidates speak on the Issues and ·answer the-following questions: . lt' A 'M'I' COALITION Ricllard E. Ferauson 1. What persona_l ex.perl.ences have you had with UB st.udent organizations and what affect/benetlt will thla -have .on yotrr performance . ,.SA Senator? 2. The Senate must allocate almost $350,000 to SA ciubs. In what prior ity shou.ld fhese funds be distributed and what ~ re your criteria fo~ determining these priorities? ROBIN ALEXANDER v;ae open to .Rudtnu: to heeome involved at UB. I l.hcn ~on my ...,chponsllllthe orpmzAdom tofr..nd lhe on~ 1ha1 I would like 10 join. After <Uerul lhoulbt. I ba~ cb~n l.hc: SA. the senate in particular~ Now iha1 I have bandkd •h• rou1lne life of Sludy, I am prepe;red lO &ct 1nvolvt'd Jnd help. AJ a commuter. f have upuienccd muse or rhe anxieties and problaru lbol 1be people: t want ·10 represent b1vot I rru~y not ·ba,·c any cxperienct a1 Jhis urriveriity bu1 as a I . l.asi spring I ~<tended the Stnarc bud&et hearin.at. I was vcr) di$illusiontd, ro say lhc lw.l. Why don't rh< srud<nl> havt more .say in thil process? l that the S\udentJ' voices -art. nat bcln& heard and theSenate is tht plJct' where these voters ha¥t to bt he-ard. You. tht Jtudtnu pay che rec• funds-"' you should decide Vrhc-rc thty an instead or 1cavmg a biased tcw~ I am il Up 10 willing co 6.sten to the sludtnc.s and do what they want. SA e11nnot ~afraid of d~n* wi1h the administration ~UK the edrnini.$tralion dots ':nol always- thlnp 1.he -~ the studcnu do. 2. The clubs at UB ar< fonned for lhe stu:kn11. The clubs the studenu ulilltt should ~ funded. II would lake an e"'r•orclioary amounl or time ;md efror1 for one pusan to c~k Into u.:h dub1Uid t« what they do for the aoden!>. J fed lhll, IS a aroup, lht Seftale should look inlo 1hese clubs ancl ~ 10 what extent they are ulilizcd by lhe o11Kicrus. Funding '.<hould then be distributed accordingly. The .s1odenu: ha~tt to ,·ok-e their opinion on these mantts. If you do nQJ stalld up and vo~<e your opinion Ihen the few thai do wiU wbal lh<)l w11nt and you will still ~ siuing with the same problem and no 10lulfon . studenl and commu1cr I fed I can reprr:smt (dJow commwers. I wouJd ~courqe participation and an)l suaaestions that student$ han to improve the .. life" btte at UB. , 2. My priorities in dctcrminin& how 10 alloca1e lh< $3~.000 10 the SA clubs center around 1he nenls of Ihe srud<nu. ThoK or,ani7Ations HIAJ bendit the student' m05t a.nd arc most beneficial 10 lh< <naJOrily of studen1s would baY< 10p priorily, The orp.nlzations ai UB should ca1er 10 the needs of the students. Those oraanizatiOns coooemed with 1he safety and welfore of lbe' studcnl body would havt the mou.priority, SI>Ch as lhc Rescue Squ.d and lhe Anii-Rape Task Fottt. Adli<tici would ~ my nul priority, since they ln'<>IV< the srwat numba' of studcnu. Athktics llo noc only include the putlapanJ> bUl all 1be many by· standen 1ha1 enjoy observing. lthil\lt.,. Kplllll< fund should be organlttd for emetamcies. If a.oy club lbrouahoul Ill< year has dire need nnancial backina or a:ny.ocw orpnb:ations need money, thii KJ)Ulll< fund would benelil them. or *'' Kritb PauerJC>n Rami HJon.a. David Dale WISE Melissa l'oralooe vJ.en.dy Webei ICarett Conmock Maria Bdlocb INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES ::.~~(\ ENGINE£// lNG Ted HaliK I R•A•M•f Todd· S..unden Scou YO<IOI Ml<cbdl Hymowitz Rkk Landau WISE Joel Kallfowiu: N1lomi Fdler SteveCau""e Marty Cnnmer TNDEPENDENT CANDIDATES Mikt PuBlnzi DORM THE BI.AZE WISE Sln<n' Lyo<b \ Robin Alexander Ira Ooldslein Heather ,..,.'-"'-•1 Howard Fned Glen Pr.,... Riclw-d Shmnan John Barmen IS spok<~p<non for the popular Altemo,rive News CoUective, I hiv< dillJeolly foujh1 for riS .survivaJ and nunured iU- arowth representativ<> is In question: A ~ throuah yean of poUiic:al and four ID one referendum favorin& economic h.a.rraummt. ThC' 1'/Yl'IRC was i&nor(d. The SA Presutmd51o day as 1r1 • bas no1 fouah• 10 aa money eduea1ional <Jiperimee lot free ilready owed 10 NYPIRG expression 01st1 I...Una. r<lc:ased. by the Adminikrllion. I've also used th<> servlas of }Vhy does the UB AdmiAiwAiioo NYl'IRG and the Community hold tilbl reigns on S1Uden1 Actlon Corps. NYPIRG pvc: m.e money when other SUI'IY Adminisua1lons rd<IS< the rilb1 lo vole in B~ffllo. ThrouaJ> C/.C I IUIOred minority $11ldenl'f 1\mds wilhoul a and diw!Van1qe<1, youlh. hassle? , ... Cltpericn... will help ill This appallina si1ua1ion has my performance as an SA • motivated me 10 nm for Senate. Senator. I've &ro'!" !)> U8 st\Jd<n11 d<s<tvc: dependable appred.att •he bmMru tbat can rtprUCOIItlon in all tn*llm ~ re~ by 1hesc: lu wdl as all aff<e~inathdr Unlvenlty live.. dubs tht.l mok< 1111> ed~nal 2. Allocatjn& $3~,000 or e>peritn~ worthwlu1e. slud<nt money 10 SA dubs J. a 2, The SA Senllt is a •<n' r<$ponsibiluy thai should not ~ powerful body b«ause or t~ 1aken tightly. II is 1 diffkult OISll laJ1e amoun1 of mooey il importanl wk for • small aroup alloe11es. THis money should ~ or represen~atives 1o.delermine 1iven oul fairly and equi~ably. the b<ntfill i1s larJ• A Joal of the Seft11e shou.ld ~ consriluency will re<eive. ~en to i.ncta.se ll\ldent involvement . a Sena1or is wefghina bud&<~ Oubs wbiob llecrcue Ol>OJhy clec:hions. I feel that lh< and lnu<ase activbm should ~ foUowln& q.-Jons lhouid be rewarded. Mino.it~ and ouhurlll asl ed: SIUd<nl i<OUPJ Which represent I . Wh•• b<ntfll.S. boch unaible their ~lc: Jhould ~ rewarded. 11nd inllhiJ'b~, does the club This iJ important because or the provide? ~ lnclud< 11!ety, conservative tide and bad <ntmllnmm1. educalionlll economy with iu VJT)'ina ronn.s opport11nities. cbanoes for self. or racism . e~P<essioo, experlenee in career '· SA S<nators m\ISI ~ free or related f~lds. etc. polillal pressure bfoulbt on by ' 2. How rcspoi\Sibly is tht club the SA Ptesiden1 and Treasurer. • usina iu money? Comprcbensh~ The Lqislatlve B,....,b muSI ~ bucl&et rC'porn 1h9Ul!l lo<. • nrona sin~ iJ is mort subnUned OISll r-'1~ rq>resmlalive or lhe l!ud<:nl <lllcnsivdy'b{ihe <nlir< Senate. body as a wholt. ' AJtbouaJ> the Budaet Commiu.. We muSI no1 il"Qre the W\11 of makes recommendations..., mort lh< studenu and reASI bowing lnfonncd dbcuJiioo by the en1lre down 10 preuures from 1be UB Seftatc is needed. administration. 3. Do Slud<nll utlliu Ibis club, and do I hey "'"!'I lhif club on campuJ? Tht most imporla.nt factor to con.dder wbc:n speodlna Slud<n~> mcroey is obYiously-1\ow do srudeniS want thrir monies spena7 NYPIJlG, the 111d to name only a rew. ' I h..,. alao lived o.n Main Stree1 Campus (freshman year), Nnberll4 Camp~~> (EIIicou, sophomo<e )'ar), and no• off campu~. so I fed I am well rounded-111-tbe~ccs. problems, aod adVIlltqes of tile complete uncleraradlllll< ttuderu life. . Thu wiU ha~ a d<finile benefit oo my performanoe u an SA Senator, &l I am aware o{ the probl<m• and Sll«ftS l>f Ihe various·orpnlutiolu, and eon compreh<nd the wishes and deslru or SloclcnU 11 UB. where ever they milbl IM. UB Is a great unlvenlty; lean only hope to on.tke it better, 2. The rail r<110o for my c:ampai&n and the WISI! . c:ampaiJn fs 10 rna- the audml ~~Dice; 10 lislen 10 what stud<niS wain doll< wiJb their money. This is the PfloriiY we . will we in dislributina.th... funds, 10 finally,;~ the UB SIUd<nl bojly their monla worth. This can ~ ac:complllbed tbrouah r<fi:reodwru (on<'• 1h11 are liSIOned to I) and •wveys. but I think lhe bea way 10 find ou1 WhJtl Students Willi is throuah ...,...,... in1enp;on with llt<m; Talk.lng 10 peoflk, invlriDJ tban to m«<ings, uldng them to tel in'<>lved, 11yina. "Hey, ft'• your money. Wlw would you like 10 ste doll< with i1?" ln<n:aK your voice; '<>I< WlSEI OAV I D DALE'. \. L I. I am presently: Vi<e- ~esidnu or AJplla Lambda Delta. Trcasur:er or PIU Eu SiiJ!I&, Senior member or STEVE CATII.ON£ ~ IU?LLOCR I ,J have - been actively lllvoiYecJ with Ill)' R\Mknt orpalblloas. As a 1~. lut ,....., I WU UAIW-III&Oy of torjMiradoat Gisted. ~-~........ . _._ or 111o -1 pouiblllt"'! 1. Svay,..... some or lilY money Is used to fmaooe lhe opcn_dons of many stu4<nt orpnlutioru and ....,,._ All studenu are~ to "tel lb<lr mooey'l WOrth" by • panlclr>allrlc and UlilitlJII lltae seMces .,.hicb are lil their ~. In DIY )'arl II UB J have been a.o~n._...,......_ 01st1 llllllud the FV\C<J or • l .l'lla ............_... _ , _ I . My l!<flOOal experlcntt wilh UB•udml <>r~aniutioiiS ~last Fall when I ~...,. ..:tlvdy lrivolved wiJh NYPIRG and was JU~r"!!IY elc:aed <bairperJOa. ~Y. my duties and raponsibrutleo <tllailccl tecnliljpa stlldeott. CIICili1 114ina · ..-Jnll, and keoplna membon infonned and O(plliud. Soon. bowewr, I found myodf In the midJI of 1 b.ltlt to keep UB NYPUlOAJM. The boua thal ftrC raiMd . Commul.. Affain for which I o....,u..;a a lrip tD Tor-on10, wloted in 1he compiling or a ' Summer Newo:ktt<r. putlclpaldl in lhe s......... Orientation and llll)the~.lothe Tr111nc Ad.tsory Board. 1 also have i.otC!111ded with &JOIIP' in I. In my fint '"" yean 11 UB. my pooitlod u lacumb<nr I ..... been upooed LO IRIII)' • Scnaloc on l~ fiJwlce aod 111ldeo1 OfPDizadonslhto~ WQJ aod Mans Coaunluces. I I'OOmmlles, friends, and fool' this varied c:xpcria>ce bas P9"'naa ~ Tbeoe boco balctlc:iaJ bealale it bas ~ iaduclc CAC, aiorud tDtlo 1~ probicllas S,T.AJJ.I!.(''Ouya INS Dolls"), ·~ haw ia lloaliQa with the MARTY C RANMER - �Sl~~lon,.,.hlch ollowo me 10 M¥t 1 lft<lln uod«1ttnd1111 on ho••o dell ... h thm> 2 Mr pnorlll<$ 10. allocatlftr ..r... 1o Scudcm ~- clubo . _ ... llle pat~dmll••"'• 1/14 oodlaJ llltt!C»- ...UUn UK u.Jvtully. I ..,. o eudollt •t10 Ill< quabCy ol Ill Il d<dkate.j of •udsl ltle"' U8 r_. loo..lcdic lhU ...Ill '-II .... '""" bol6t ~ by luJjla or~.~.,.."'·· T-•1"' peat....._ bod boat l 1u "' dca..s SA Seoator, )'OU ll.nt ~ tt>pi)Dioltlky ~ ~-~Oitllt ~__..,_ lilt·-· ....mor. 110111n or....,_,. cwm . At cntcna I WO<II4 tiKI* ol>th ~~~- .. Ill< eumbco Of ..- . in"'O...,, pu: •....,... or l01l~t ol lllc cvmt, .....,..,\ II It due lime to aa ill tilt tole '"'"''"'or TWo thltdt ol lbio 01011qo ,. or 9nlwn0r v.\dc audom ollocalcd "' S..b Board 0... IJ>t , ......... ...., pertlclpation. hl<klon prohlblt\vt toil. tlmdl .... or tht .-ma and tbo lmPc>rtanco ol lht tvall 10 UB uodltlon or l'llti!Tt t>rtllltc. u wdl u lbt Alblcdc Go>crOancc Boerd. In lllc past. .. ~~a oqlcaed 10 ,;•• ad<Qull~ -OUDioblllar or chdr vvious Qpcnditwco 10 thc ...... f10Uil' ltudcntJ. Wlll>out audtnc 1npul. how can they pooaibly tpmd ow ,...,...,. 10 lllc .,.,.. •merau1 MY aptrienca witb lbt CoounutC> AirOilS Colllldl wtll dcfinicdy ......., co be: IIJYiluablc u • Smato< ICIViaa commuccn N th~ activittt d:wnDan of the COW><il I h&•i btm able 10 pin quilt o bit oJ tnll&bt mao the problaru ..bid> orroct motl commuu:n. I have hnrd their complalnu ond I UM>w Chcir expectations~ N AOM I FEL LE R M y involvcrn~l with lht SA A>Jembly Jbould abo be: I. A> a U 8 fiOphomor<. I have lnvaluablt u 1 Senuor. WbUt had 1 chance 10 autnd a varitt~ on tht Alsmtbly I aai,.Ed ol otudent sponliOred luna ions. I valuable knowlcd&• oboul the re:aliu the contlnl.IOUJ worklnas or SA, &J wtll u an lmportan<... and 11«'1 lor all or ln<naJCd rtalization or studmc tht a<adtmlc, JCI"Icc. problam. lnttrnational, mloorlty, special 1n an ~rron to incra.sc com.mutn catn9W ln"~<olvancnt I llltetal, 11hitt1C bobby oncoted orpnlzatoons will mOSI ccnalnly lnhlalt 1 am curn1uly a manber or - mcasutc> •blc:b willlotr<IJC Iundin& or Commuta Allall1 In the SA ........,bl) on octl>·c mcr~~bco or lllc ANC throuah ad4ition 10 brina I Yery lii<K ond orha acudau tmportanl sowtt of invoiVcrDCIII orpntzaltoru f hevc- had valuabl~ lor comn>ul<ft:lht Couna1 Is apcnmca thai ..-ill bt:ndit me abo important rtom a lCM<c standpoint, PfOvidlna many •• palormina abc nccc.wy run<~ Ions or an SA Senator . bcoiCfiu 10 commutcn-411-lara<. I Thev involvcmenu and otMn, would really tikc to ... 1 lite lbc clo•lna or Squirt Hall. dramollc lncreostln the lundln1 h•vcw allowtd me to reallu the and JCOP< or this oraanlzatlon. POtential value Of student unity. *"" *"" My previous experl~nc6 wilh ocllvili<J that worked towarda student netds hu lliUJhl me 1 Jrtol dtaJ 1bout lllc po...,s or OrJI&IUL&Ilon. pertidpatlon. J)fepatltlon and odmlnlstnlloo ttthruqu<s. I ba>e bod 011 Of)portii!Uty 10 kim ond 10 ""' n..., capabllitb and am ready, willina ond obit to be )'Ow SA Sawor . 2, ~ Senate's rC$1>0tU>l>!llly Is 10 allocate 11uda11 mand1101y r.... in ll<'tordance with the student populatlon'• desires and.net<b. AI an SA Senator I wiU advocate tt~ponJive scuC:Imt reprcstnt&tlon. I will be: looklna 10 H.rve A larscr ICOpc O( ac:dv~ student cldbo and orpnb.atlcm• fn order to round ouc OU'r ocad<tnlc ediiCAtion. SA funded o~anlz&tlono arc vital co the sptric. unity 1nd support or this unl>cr•IIY. ~SA fun~ are meant 10 be: dlstnbuted lor the SludtftU priorillc$. itt UJ DOl ,.,...., ·~ 'vtlbt lludcnu. m.w.1 ha"~ the con1r~ o"cr thac fundl. I. Nooml Fdln, u )'0111 Senator Will Kll>'dy let~ 0111 lludmt opinion on all loalily and aoodanlc planntnJ. My aicrri1 will be: )'OW ot«d1. I "ill lind thcx ouc tltrouah polls. New Drivers, Bad Drivers. Out-of·State or Foreign Licenses All/4 Jlllllfllll«7 JVg ~,A/, ABLE AGENCY 896·3366 FREE ESTIMATES BI L L F E R RO 1. It ...u durina my sophomore year lbot I decided I h&d spmt loo much time on thc outside Jootina ln . 1 wu Juldcd towards Ute AIJC01bly whttt I wu lntrodu<od co SA patlcle> lor lllc lira lime. With this arowina ltnowlcdJt, I btcame to-Cbalmw> or lht Scudml Count and T<Kha Evalwwion. 1 om =tb' a mcmbco or lllc ceKbinJ quality oommluc< which likt SCAT1: is IC&fcd towmll imP<Ovi.na tadlina in this prcdomin11dy rcsc.artb orientated Vni>a>hy. Throuah thts< <J;pcrimc:o> I havt ' rccaved o Ccdina lhat the students or this UniVttShy art bcin& short-dtan&ed. It Is lhiJ REKH RESTAURANT 271 Kenmore (bttwH• NF Blvd. l Eftvltwoocl) phone: 83.3-3466 Open 11:31>-9::30 pm Closed Mon~ ''The Best In Foods fronl India" St.o6eliU ... eoiM Old n~co IIY I~ foocll,aod ,., SOC. off of LUIICii wklt lllls d . St>KI&Mllot II "'iti&Nft &ltd -~··..Ydlthu' offer ••olntt Sept. )Otlo or ow ~----dy uso.ooo .. divided - lbt various SA funded clullo. Wluu dubo tllould ~· lllcfluldlrla1 We ID-e to II"" the .,..,... support to lllc IJoup& •bid> _.haw 11M: moot ICI.IW n>Cmb<n, b).,.. baotliciollo lilt mollaudaxs~e)uJC audcnt moocy atoa clledlvdy, fiO that lht lludcol body Clll actually- tht benefils or ..,...CMY~tits r-1'11< uaoc.clchl ol""' IO!U lon - •uc1ta1 - ' * - ~~~~~~~lluD•r Ocsoenli.dlt& ..... Ullltr SA dcdoloet. •• "- ........... dtlrict!fl IOdo. O...m. . ~~ . ~ ID....,._ ilt"-'c tile or · ond IJP< orpodutloa llaa vn •..o..u - dirocSiy io¥oiY<d Oolt.-.._,tbt:reare -.e tiUidomc.a\11...,.... fur whlcll I would look • 0r&&nU&tlon• "'hiCh cnoontf)lll& o brood variety o( lludCutl ond Mrona ~ art very lmponont. aut.. which wor\ tioldy with or rot the community arc -tlo.l lor .1 roulldcd Uoivtnlty aperitll<%. lmtrnlllional and min«ny upand our hi•• 0<...,._..,... Of)U1Ioo& ond pacq,~ou. OJpnlllfloM .mic:b work (Of aloe bc:ttmttcm-of\olu<lau ure. cttba here 010 <Uipvo. io lllc ll&le, Of .. lbe ..... lei .,. alto hlllt 011 .. , fill or priori&IQ. E•ft)' lludcnt docnts an 01110""'"'" •bleb ....... hlalhcr ....... lolllc,...,l,_,..-~.., ai KABOSH and SASU, 011 crvoaJ \aut> lll.c linandal a~cl/lludmt loan eutbetb, and tbt Pfcstt\atoon or Squlft Hollo. u a Stud~• Unloo This aa•t mr tn~' 1n10, amon1 ocbu tll,lnp, tht lock or lludtnt rundina lllc dub. II.,.. can maltt studcats awart abo impoiuou thar Input In the m~tory Itt rundloa Pfoc<$l, lbcn we wdl be: 011 OW WCI}' 10 ocb.ievfna lbt moot ~rrec:Uve Scute tht uucknu have ew.r lftft. o' 1 doody WOih "'*'U' audau lfO\IPI ond or(MliutloN. >adl .or alilllrcnat at thb university. I pined •oluobk v.pa~....,. In lnacuirta thlliW~ In Foil 19tl. I - dca..s to lllc ACTION 0omt Coomdl.. oe wludl I Throucll ACTION I am leanwoalllll about audmla' ntcd.l, ond ..,. ........,,!)> ..,.e -t wor£in, doody ... h lbt eo..ndl CLEN F RE YE R I. Thouah DDI lbt only UB "11h ..tticb I l\ovc worked, my~ lnvolvcnimt wu "1Ch NYPIRO. With them I o~inllauoet MELISSA f'ORCJONE I . Allhouah I ha¥10 wotked ..lth many campw Of&&niutions. O>y teronats~ ond most ""onhwha~ ioYOI"emcna hu been with 1'/YPIRO. The diva;>< IOj>ia NYPCRO att~eted Mrcnathcocd my skilb In mony ....... Spcodina lui · - .. 1 lobb)iJI for NYPIRO in tht State L<ciiiOJurt. I ...u loreed to become • prordcnc wrilcr, 1 toalitlon buildC> aod an crrmivt spcaka. My rtspooSibiDila abo Included aterulvt reoearch and policy ptannina. 1 delle with all ISpcCIS Of l.ht political pro«SS which <ilhone<d my 1biliry 10 mold mulll·faotted intcr<>U Into oroposa]J chat were . representative or all. Sldll.s such u that ore neccssot)' lor tflcctlvt lndc:nblp in any political orpniwion. NYPIR0'1 attMtlo. abo p•e 1M 1 lo.em , undcnrondinJ or tht uu political proccu. SA senaton -ld an aoorrnou. 11D0W11 or pO'"'U ond 1 led oomc or h ha bc:m uocd UJiiUIIIy in lllc paa. MysluiU, OJ)fhnlstn ond han! wark will hopefully bqlo 10 t«Uiy thlt probkm. 2, Each _ . , . ....ay <tudcnt pay1 SiS.OO in ~t r ~n - - 3612M:ifriStreet Svffalo, NY 14226 Limited. lodtlno Spaces Available Now In A Convenient LOQOon. Includes !Jtchen~tte f"llltlts color t.v. and all utilities. Call 837-3344 Ask for Mike ._orked on voter rtaistration drivca, tnt Nlq&rf River stud.). and recdved l acdiu lor my work on 11 Ciduru Utllity Boord to name but I (~ . I WU abo cltcted to the State Board and later to the Euartl.., Commkttc, the StOJewidt Sludcrtt bodies 10 wJticb 111< rest or tbc: orpnizaDon 1s 1cco•uubk. • From OIY espaialcts I ba>c aalncd sktlls In wntina. In pubbc -r.tna. ani! In iobbytna. In my lo r..rrtll thtm thfOIIIh lllc fonnatlooa or >vood safety ond rccrcacJoo As 011 SA Senotor, this pc..,.... IHICkafound '*'" mablc mc 10 Cunha lnatut au<lmt .............. and P<Owidc ror studmaa• needs. 2. AauaJly. $3SO.OOO to stmply th&t wl\ltl> tht Senate has tr&dltionally dl<*tl 10 •directly alloauc. SA 'a workina bud&te 1s 10 - o r Sl,ooo,ooo• .._lml irlY til or WhJCh ..,.. co Sub-Board Ont, Int., ond Ill 10 tht A.tl1ldb Board. 0... JN'iority ..-w be: "' bnOilptt tDttly 110• that funds ore ao.-..- ban&-· In lbt - · both SBI ond the AOB haV< ~y lntlcpc-nclblt lA ...... spmdlna. 11 u n - y 10 .,..,..,. these JfOUPI 10 fluun Milt 10 whom I ...u lht pcopa and reu011oblt responsible. Moot importantly, QJ)Ctldllurc or tlldr lundl. In rclermcc 10 the SlSO,OOO howtVtt • wu •.ht Ioct lhll I wu·~araed wnh the aU,.,.tlon r.au1c, I thin~ tht most InC ~roval of I budJtC lat... , import&nl point in e111blishtnl than lhll or the Undtr~IW~ . priorities k the studcnu lrut ond Scudent Alsotbt.loru. l'bis - - - . ,llnderMandina dCilrc to lund • would prove In 1fnoill,1blt lfO'IP· Baidcl bovina been experience II e!taed. reooanl>:cd by. SA, a lfOVP l . In allotouna 11~oc set kina fundi should havt the mandatory ftcs, Jbc ":OOP IDUII bwt1CD IO JHO¥Cihcft 1J 1 ot«d iCTV~ u bl-ood a collJiltutftCl' as and dtslte lor th<m ...,._,.... POSSibk ond mokt cvay <Iron aod lhot they cu rtaJIIdcally IO lncl* ond In I""'\ the riJJfilllluo fttcd WOib I tludmt body U I wholc Also muorsabk blah on lbt lilt ace those Ofllnll&IIOIIJ -.bleb J)fO>'idc I am..: 01 OUIIcl '"bert QOoc CAlMed pr...oullly, The orprllutSon f hould be a ploce lo lcam by dofna <•n lltcmativt to 1 rlaid ocadtmk ouriculum). · ThOK &roups -.hich b1vt a dcaed poottoon•, thae.,.... 1 fl&(f of ova l$0 people and I IIUdml mtmbco$hip e<r0U the pr-. Donate Blood. + == ~uncUon outsidt of th~ \.lnivtuhy community and (.call.t< tbalt1ttaudcnts do not'liye In a COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY ___ ,.,r,._,.,. , Opanhm •1pm ,...... ooy. . ....l HIGHLAND · COLVIN LAUNDRY 2 l7Hitlalaod -Cdw> -~ ·~~riA~ ....... _ ,. u--n.- 1 �&odlca wort. ao tlw Smale ..,,.. noc be a ci>mp~<~cly new - · As Ofl< or ua-. - ~~~0~':.s....,. Uru-yJSASUl, I haw 11«a oiJic to ..lC hew a..U•c IDd ..._............... ...... · otll<r ............. II'OWidtbo ln lddltioo, dlfMI tbc .. moniN lila~-. iii.........S wta ....raJ COftlpot>t'IIU of $A_ TbcK mctvd< tottllla Oft the Athlttlc Oo•crn.- Boatd RICK LANDAU MITCHELL UYMOWrrz. l larned how c:ad> (A<lB) individual achlctk team or dub t. Duril>a thc4prilla Scm<Stcr ' <bird ,.., a«ounhna of 1911, I worked u lilt pboco 1. I 0111 1 ,..k a.nd rccc!no lundln1o major. Sinct bcin1 a ScnatO< F"tnally. I have bcclllnvoi...S In l'dllor l or 1M Clurttrt. B<ina lnvoiVa mooctaty mattm, I nlnnlna IlK lu1 ,.., ICIIJ at UB. that we were a Sub·Bo&ld I bdclv• thll 1 am well Qllllllrlcd 10 publication. w< were under lhe All or th<ac c,.;pcricnca will deal •ith IlK llnancial upoc~i or <01dul Wlltch or IlK SBI maloe me a bettor Scn110r .atould tho job. publkatioftl dlra:to<. tbus t I bo cl<cted. 1- SUNY 01 Bu.l'(alo is a very I also """cd on IlK "'"""bly b«ooloe famil* • ith maoy or (O< IWO ycara-from tblo I W< ._..,_ywttlomany Svb-llocd'1 .-I SA"• JOm< prior bac:llwound or bow clilfcrmt types or people 1 fed procuoa. • t •. tlw _ , •udmu illtcr... ore SA...,.,.a.l.....,.adliutoan l'mnuly, I haVe \ - IMq more~. aod am d<q>ly orr-...,... ltH tho- two while punulu • bicll yoan. 1 rtaUJc that IlK olf· IIQibt ....... Studall ~ cooc:rmcd abo11t on madcn.- ..ould lit e to bdp Clalptlf studmt 01 UB io In a IUAC11111• .._twr,uaucllftllldl our •udtou~ <lalt all by "" or bcr od!. Also. 1 arc liawled. I rtll'" that 1. Tho Smale mUll allCJaltc ~haw to bo ..a.s. u to have a...s In t h < - lor • al.- Sl50,000 to SA dub< wbo aallllly ,.u (Oodilla. ,..,• and W>dcnwtd IlK &ucb as: M"mority Affair dubs. I led that mandatory ~ or th< donnitO<J studmt .....u. !'odor aod 8SU, Academic dubs, By kno•in1 the 111><' of 1 monica &hould bo wed to b<tl<rn.,_ Enlin«n Stud<ru Auodl tton thel011<:s1 110up ol IIUdmU e1c. Spcdal int<r<tr li.nd ~ ponlble, 10 onr: of lht crittria aroups. Th<dutH that work in definitely aid my 'perf~ u .lor pllocadoo would have to be the interest or the studcou or Smator If I'm elected. site lind panidf)lllon. That is tlo our unJvtnity should ad top otudmu aaoally want to bo priority. Sin« ill tbc lludcnll l . Priofily in the allocation or in'DI...S in a panlcular mandatory r... tlw are · SA lundl, should b< btl<d upon orpnwuloct anali iiW allocated, 1 tbillk tbc 11u<1<nu NVCral mtc:N. Tho lint <ritcr\t ~ raporuibk to che should b<tl<rrt r""" tlltm. AU on b • hat do<J the dub diS for the students' occds. Socoftdly. I acncralstodtat - "-ould look II tbc orpnlutJonJ etlll1jlW lllould take priority. • to dctcnDirlc wballoor 0< 001 il ,. is the pert.,.,.._ My criteria ror dctCJ1I>inlna r«<cd tlw IlK club bas bad. .......ntablc 10 SA ID _..siaa tbct< priorillea arc: Th< t1un1 b ..us tiDd or lfiOOia 8<lCCif"dir>a IO cwmd Studmt op.ioo 011 tbe matter tH porCDUOI that IlK club bas roc lllicldl... '"' •uc~mt r-. IJoiiC if any lhcpramtyar. P. . Perl~· As a a.....al ruk you tlw • dub 0< -e IRA C O LDSTEI ~ I. In the pw t•o ycon 11 UB I ha••• bftn a<dvc In various on- campw orpnluulons. l.asl yew I *'1.1 a mcmbor ol the SA ful<mbly and ......s on the , Rulft Commlll<t, I ,.,.. appouued 10 the Prcsidnu' a . Comii\IUlon or M.ou>toin"'" and Pvbbc Order I ""1.1 the louodi.._ Prti>CICII or lhe UB chapeer'of Sialha Alpha Mu Fracnruty. I am aloo oatvt •• Cltrlonl Furnas COikJe I lu>ow that my !'«'loU> n~c an make me • qualirlcd SA Smatoo Th< be uam1ned COMI)"\ Tltc Senate can only bonctll by ha•lna ..pcrknccd people: in h . 2 The Smale aau.Uy controlls ova on< mOI1011 dollan e•cry year. Sub Board One and IlK Athkllc Clc»mtiLII<t Board ucb an oppn~•unatdy ""'"'bird or llW bud,a an110&11y. I led tMu an ckruutr mcaru withtn IM PG"<n o( the Smale lo mah t.bcst Ofllnlr&fioM more (UIIDCiaJ!y accountable 10 the studmu. The linallhlld or the budae1 b the money th01 b allocated to SA dubs. Thne .,. some lmponant <rltcria for datm~lnlna · how much money each club •bouJd 1<1. Th<rc ate approllimaldy one hundred and thirty club< that rC\1dve Iundin&. Wt m\JJC namlnc bow many 11udmU bot><lit 110<11 a dub and , , . or bcndits (ellhunl. aaodaruc. C1C.) Ole rcc:oi...S. I would alJo look 11 lh< dub's pall pt'r(0<111&1Xr and RAMI HANASH \ - 1. km tbc Incumbent Commuter Smator. 1.&11 tCOI l .Wstcd the Su1d<nt !«lauon Vn·Pmldcot In atinl a number or proj<cu: R<J<>m. runocn. tbc Bitcb Sur><ey. bua Jbollcr ~.etc. l Hf\cd on tbc A»cm!IQ< Eatcrul """'" Cocnmiuce, SASU coaunicl«. tbc UDMnity S.udmt Board or · Tnut<a, 1 member or tbc $enact firt.an« Cbf'lu:nJII tt', C'CC, Tllcse Cllpcrlcnca. I bckl•e. '*"""' live m< ...,...,. backlfound orpruultanJ and po~llkms In tbcrn I ha>< hdd sJve me a "ell rounded backlfound. My e•pnicncc will nor allow SA Eu\"'Uih'd 10 C'Ot'l)c to a new inupcricnccd Smile whh budan demand• that Jhould lir11 lcno"lcdae aod wbdom to deal with the job or Scnalor efl«tivdy. 2. The Student ADoclatlon :'t':J'.':'r!:~ :";'~, ~~ :fu l Scna1~ allocates approxlral•lr $150,000 to SA clubs. Qu<stion lllbct over which club should 1<1 ho• muoh more than other clubs. Tho Smale Fl11111« COtlllllittcc handler 11\i> tuk throulh irucosl"< lnllysb or all buda<t propo..b, lmcrvicwlnl. bci•• _....,._The - ·coocmRII rec:ommmdationL Cntcna k pert.,....._, number or mcrnbcra, porcotW 10 ocquiit ill -daocc wltb ~ rules lnd rqulaliolll, etc. My OWil penooal crilcria lor distribution or ruDd• u to fund those oraanizatlons whleh provide the lfCII<:sl J<tVk< to 'our .student c:onsthuc.ntl. 'll\.elic. pall ..... -ben. _.,1oM ~ion's pa11 blsiO<J~ pcrlonnancc .. ooc or tbe "l"" e(foc:tlw waya to dctmni.ne, In a R$POn.sible+ml.lll\er, their l'uaurr conduct. Ruponsiblc spcodi"' or thdr I conlldcr lnvalul blc. 11>ooc clubs which ocrve 1llc lf<&ttJI number or 11udtnu1 art of budJCI. Spcodina that ciCOIIy Mn<fou th< aunpus community and ow studmts . Accountabitity or~ .. linea Adds 10 oc bmcr.u IOCial and roclaDk activities wltb to IlK studcnll lira, aod tbe OIIUide commllftky """""'· benefit to us in the rtllm or educallon In IU ~lc and ..a.l.MJ><CU 01C thooe wblcb lllould rcc:olvc priority. Oubs .. hicb , _ • oonstltuatCY whicb Is wid< and di¥me ill lbtit intr:mu.. future lll'.HTON llDD l.ln my lime 01 UB, 1 - bad """"' ~ will As bdpa me to expcriatca b< a bcucr StMsoc. member or the Assclllbly, 1 leamcd bow ....,._;vc ....... The Smate Dl ... ""' .. a make mre the clubs spmd their IIIOftCl' j..,.ly. Tho dubs mOJt be linanrially accountabk to the Senate. ''wau~hdot'' 10 T.C.S. u.b., yo. Dlolo Dot.... ~ UUAB Ooffehouse Presents . ., @ --·----- .. ··10 ..~. ,........... _ . _ . or..,uiatloos 01e an \IDIIa1uoodiaa of acll 04lla:. .. _......._ . ___ :········s;.;,~·;u~;;····· · FURN ITURE ~~~.:..-::::.. :• t..._OW... 0....., OMa, (fill T~ COW""' liD!• I hMr. ..... : flitii! .. :. : F.~E MliC'fl()j¥ Of 0000 "'"'ltNttSONAkl A't~Ct$! ., , PESEL'S 2407 Nlog.,.. Falla Blvd• .,.e600 ......................... FlU (')_ ... -~-~ lmacJ! (~ ,_ ... _,-.a oplianl ~ Moft . Set 1M 83~4844 ., whldl unlike IIIOSt orpnlmtlons 6M-9Ul EyesiAH FrAmes I rormt'f btwWdy~o~utioo ~nvolvina <Very 11udm1 t1 UB. , . . . . . . . . . . etc. -*·· ~ plscount Fllgltu o~ MaJor Airlines Call Mr. C~sby ~2-2799 ua •udalt linued. Howewz I bavc 001 bcc1l bliDd or IlK wid< aou aoc:tlon or 11udmt Otpniu.llOIU. 1 am a IMI!lber of NYPIJI.O, ... ......, ......... ~la514 " aM $oodab al ...... l.Tob<liulrmy~ with the _ , o,_tlocu b.u bocn vr:ry Tbc NYPIRO orpniwlon makes my~ tlnlvcrsal. The l•e u pcricrlat bel_, SA and NYPIRO bas mablcd - to rcaliu that If SA .-I tbc Jtudmt cOMrvna~ lOc Wlots Tlllln4q 9/23 !Qfftn frw Frat Do1ob plus OM£. IlK - r'- at P.J . Botto'"s AU Wtlc- , Voaa Do1ob Sl .OO,.Dra!U 60t FREE ~~ OOAP.O .... ..,..,. JOtl auyl" CAll nCJtNKAL Reson Aocoraodatlons 2 D&YS & 3 NlghU In M~l or Las Vegas Starting tomorrow Thursday 9/23 at 8:00pm In Harriman Lounge Sign up at 7:30 pm Come Strutt your Stuff! · Beer Wine lOc Wings T~E P~ D.J. - OPEN -.MIKE . . /~ •• "*" to deal with eocb Otbtr tiKy mutt lut"< lo additloo ""'~ witll NYJ>lllO .-I t.bc 8SU has Cl>lbled .,.. to Iotti< lind oooqucr problal!l to lllc bat or 1111 ability. I rcaliu I work vr:ry bard to eclllne a 1011 roc "all 11ud<nts. Abo I am 1101 ill tOIAIJymptlthy with NYPIItO. 1 am runnlna u an l~ t caudidato and rtpret<<UIIl"< o( all UB lludcnu. l>.:r'>!JIIOIIey allocated to SA dub& ihOuld noc be allo<aled catclcssly Qd ~y. Oubo ltntoecd by SA sl\ollld be IDvoi...S 1n IIClivitlcs and pro)«u .. hklt conecm U1l ......... . My criltria ror .._...,.. wbcsbcr or 101 . , SA dub slloUd rcc:olvc 1\mdiQa ~ be IIlia .otnldar o r a dltb'• a<tM!y lind mon1 cootlaa. Ia t...,.. ot ~ • d~b llbould 001 be invoi...S ill vlolnot or lllllawiUI acts and duaWoialllon tur IlK d»b--~~ .atould 001 Ito rolentcd. le addlrloa ....... sborlld be • ..-aw-r tor lba .-.... ot " �11~ wild coootbutt ; dob In ~~~~ Ollifllo• '""' 0. 1111~ P<'OI'Ic """ld 110( -ftUI« 0 dub. If 0 dub olott - coo!""" IO fonMituedcll-. ~ lllotolcl ""' bt dblrlbooted 10 Olal dub. - t.ern.:a-r. taloa l;llto I\IUIIldol -..biilty, aod fllit&rC IDOk of tbe dub, or< alai or 1!Q1011 taporwl<lt. 1'llcx .,. REl.JClOUS Are you lnter"led In lumif~S die tJ.I(f o1 !fie ,... .,..~ror d e l - - tbt'lllklc:.M~nq 0( _ , to tbeo< dullo. SCOTTYOUNC \ In <Joe pall!"",._. I haft acrvcd oa a o-"tr of UB Clwtstl.., lallh • ~thallf In P"P"l••Jon 101 . .~ to • Chrl•tlan ~ 01 !J>< me-~lp In a .,... . Chfbctan churdl1 A-~ df.~l&hl ~slons entitled "Pcnpe<tiYe on faith" Is Kheduled to ~&In JhiS Thut~y. Sept U , . at 10: IS a .m . at Rewrrectton House , che Lutheran Campus M.ll\lst~ C~l\ter. 2. Unlv~rtll)' AvMuc. for mo..., lnfOimAIIOft or altenn.allve Khedullfl&. please call R~v Arlo Nau. lutheran campus Putor and AdJunct Professor In R~llg.lous SNdlu. at 837-7575 01835·1221. ...... OlpOIIDtloru. Tbi• ,.._. I _.led ...... tbe TODD SAUNDERS 1. I wu Ill Aw<mbly pcuon, and have .. orked on the Exlcmal 1\Jfalrs Committee. Dunn& lht clec1lonsln 1981 , I worked on Ill• "UI• B11ch" •unoy, and 1 &110 " orked ' RoomtiiOIJiil&" •• a con«pc •hiC'b wu. ma.n1 to mcreuc lt~t awarmeu 10 unpot1an1 iss~~<>. I olio IJ<OI~td the eto..na of Sqwrc HaD, al1houJ)II was 1101 arrcoted . 2. 1"he pnonty in wh>th I would allncllt lh< SJlO.OOO which It 10 b< dJMrlbuted among SA clubs, would b< to allocot< tht molt money to clubs which .....,, 1he pwo:ot lotues< fO< the pcai<SI n11mbcr. I fed tb11 more money to UUAB ila '"""" v.hik in~~oeltmml . as wdJ as more- moMYto Lttt Athktic _ dtpattmtnl. ,.. fat u dubl ao. monty tllould allo.:a~ed co tbOie dubl wh><h wrve the 11ea1cot I . A>a~~~<t~~w otohe St-.• Entln«r>na Alt<>dltlon, I wu qullr distutbtd when 11 lut IIJ<In&'• bud&t'l hratlna> "'" one m<mb<r or lhr· uudtnl ~omate \'Oted 10 nen hear "'hY tbe I!SA blljlaa >hould have b<tn onodlfotd. U peoplt obow up 01 • mcctin.t """' """"'' ao...,...mcnr. cbty lbould at 1cu1 be ~~- tbe ba>oc cooneay of bona allo..«< to .,._.., tbrir ~ IU I KDAtOI I ~ntt.nd tO lisCm to ~oho~u llu alqilimar« wue ror KRilt tOtllkSeratioo. 2. My nllmll< the pnorltle> "f bo I. Number of ac1ive student membtn 2. Rdatlon 10 lOme academic procnm l . Oqrec of mYOiv.....,1 WltJI tbe r<11 of the student body or iD•o!ve••"'" 4. Dqr~ ,.ltb the oommUDiry nuuide 1he • amount or 11udenu, not on.Jy In number but also in diversity. Cocnmunarloos Comnuucc on the " lAC's llit<b" _.,.,and lhe cwr..,. Sludent Haodbool I'•• alto concrfbu1ed a ..,. arnoun1 Of limt IO IUcb or.aanlutJoru indudina-S.T.A.O.f. and SPOtllJ)It SA Productions. I ha• t alto Ill on the SA A.....,bly, ,.hlcb b Wbat jl<omptod me 10 fO( Scowor. My~ With tbe Co.momica10111 Cocnmruce .UO.·e d - t o act '" ICMKb with tbe Rudenu, llld P'1 a amcrll fed foe w11at they M~ exp<ticoca "ith S.T .A .O.A. aod Spocqht {.a •IIU. PtodUCIIoru dimlnilhcd my fw of public fl'l'ltina oi.d inct'tUOII my knowltdat or monetaty Cl!P<ftdlrwcs immcnldy, l~ 'Tbcn b 110 uJlattd" pnorky for the allocatloa of' rWid> 1n S,A. All """''ftiud dubs, aod orpnizllloas ate mlllltd to m:ieve rrom SA. Hown-.r, I doa't fed thai any dllb obould ..mvc fluids, IIIII ~ they ji<OYt lhconldv.. a raponslbl< and worthy aroup. Once a ~lub hu proven co me 1h11 thty 11< deservitll or our stud<nt mandatory fces, I will •uppon their cffort,jlllerml of clubs •bo offer tbar, ~ to lhcarweat ~y or •ud<tlca and 11< open 10 a divcnc Aod<nc popWalloa of many ,... _ ..-·-··..,. -· .. e- . -.. LIAT L81oT LMT ........ , OIIAT OIIAT 0*7 OoLII -. _,. ' IOCAT I ::~ o"• QU OM OM .... *·" ........, . .- .... • 11117. " - Ill Oct.. e _.,, -11 Ool11 ,NIO M ....llfiMn ...2/b ..,, -:r: -D ....... ,,. -· ------ =~ --'*-.., , Ill .... - _Jill LnU:ra.ts.• sc...... ~ocy fta ... WENDY WEBER I . My expcrienoc wllll ltudcnt RICH SHUMAN 1. IIWtod u 1 member or .... - b l y Lui )'Qt. Alt<t plalq mud> needed blowteclt<, bow SA 1\onttioas, I ..., offered lhe rapotllibiliry of Ridlmcod Ocol Couecil ~vcoftbe ACTION -.mltccc. Tbb J)CC!tlon hu liven me plcllty of uptrle.oce repraendna 11\Kknu, a mwt for a1lorm Senator. ACTION wu formed lat< Lui sprina, llld 1101 IIWIY ac:tlvilies have - . lldd. I 1111 cunallly •ocklna with Olhcr manbcn of ACTION on ma.afiss,.. 10 ...,..,.. tbe JOdal bf< of dorm MudaiU. &dna a -bcr of ACTION, I have llllodc it a point 10 know about vlrious activitia whlcb an aovemed by SA. My lrno~· or th... COO«j)U, will lllow me to walk Into th< Stnate chatnbcn wltb a subltanrlalundentandina or currttu 5uucs. 2. 1"he Smat< allotatea . approldmatdy S6.l0,000 to ~ Athletic~ Board and Sllb Board I 11)0 • Ilona wltb the SllO.OOO to SA dub<. Tbex ,..., _.uusionJ sbould he IUCIM!d )1111 U heaYily a> tbe SA dub&. I would Dft to ""' 1110re Mudttttln.I)UI. lnYOIYinalbt nnandna of tbe AOB. Sub Board I Inc., abould be tlplalned 10 tbe studmca. Sci>Cknra obould know whO. t~«fvttl<1 ore avall&ble 10 ....... ConcU'IIIfll tbe SllO,OOO allocaled to lhe SA dubl, !hills by fll tbe ~ of all aDocationJ. Tbcft on appro.....,dy llO dubl aod ~ tbal can receive IDOOty. How - y people the dub..,...., u well u how mony P<'OI'Ic .,.. ac:tlvcly lavolvod In the clvb.. '!'Ould be oraanluotionJ hu mainly been with NYPIRO. I bea~~t~•worklna with tbil oqanludoo iD Sept<mbcr 1910. Tbc followint laniiOI')' I wu dected 10 fiU a poakloa oo tbe NYl'IRG State llollrd of Dltec:ton. btcoalina one or two Mudcc ddqptes rept'CICDI.lna tbe UB campus. Thbllollrd Is a ao-uiDa 111111C1ur<> opendna iA a llrnilar fubloa co the Senate- I hdd t bll seaa until JaoiiOI')' 1912, whee I rdlnqubbtd k 10 cooc<Dltt!C my rrroru oo tbe Squirt: Uolon issue. 1U a board m<mbcr I lcamcd ho• a clccisloG matina body f\lnc:llorlJ, and ... Sco11oc, llois koowlcdae ooill b< uxl\d. '"""""' DIY efTOtU 011 campus wltb NYl'IR.O, aod durirla the Squir• c:ampalp, I plned.a deare'Undmtandilll or llllderand,... student IOV'trnmml aDd other vorinJ commlll<ea of tbc UDivenlcy J)'Jitm opmUe. I knOw Illes< uperitnt<~ will be bcotfodal. l . 1"he foUowitll arc my priort1ie> ror dbon'butint fund>. 1"he .ntcria ror dc:tcrminina chest priori<ks an ba<d on the SUNY maod.tl.oty fee piddina. • Wbat types or xrv1tts do lh< dub< P<Ovidc1 -Whoa b U>emuro 10 oti>Cknu lA ,...,.,, of ranaitil< bcodiu oa Cllni)QI, aod ln~ble bcnelitl orr campuJ1 • Whal perccnraa• of 1tud<n11 at< involved, or do they ,.~7 • Are tbtlr xrvitts apociallud, or do IJ!<y a>rich the Ullivenley how the uawi>Ok. • How I'CIJ)OIIfllll< art the dubl wilb thcil .,..., bvdect1 • Wbat ""'~they . in .... How ac:ti~ an ihcy ihi'OIIIhouc theycll7 • Are they opco aod raponllvc co lho.oc who woUld btoelil from tbrit owvlcaat • roc tbe bcnefu of tbe oci>Cknu and milA be aJiocated in an U.tdlitcnt, reapot~J~'bl< manner, fair 10 aU ia tbe best inreruu of the 11udcnra. . .ReapoouibUhy ir>eludcs submlllq rccdpcs of cxpcnditwu, aod more impc>rllUlljy offcriaa 11\Kknta a r e a l -. Not pictured I O HN a.UtMOR£ I. My""'""""" b - l y with IWO orpaizadons, 11w $p«tnilfl aod Baitd Point Volunteer Atnbulaaoc. I tlllnt my aflUlai>OOI wltb thea< JTOIIJlO wUJ bt of tom< hdp to m< in tbe Soul< becai1$C worldtls V.irh thae orpnlurlons hu tllown me lh< lmponan« or 8<0uJ\s !hat Inform and educate M udcnu u wdl u !hose that ar< cleaitDcd to care for rbtlr a&f<'ly and wdlobeina. 2. Wbcn SA bqios tbe pn>cal of allocatin& fuods IO 11\Kknt ~I bdc!ve llw they lbould toep Ia mind that tbe ll>Oft<J \llcy band OUI bdonp to tbe audenu of tbil UAiversity and that if the student body tailea its voice 10 uy · whae th<y think .tom< of thrit money ahould so SA should makt a major <ffon 10 ..., 10 the 'Oi<ba of the poop~< they tc:tV< • I olio bdri~ lh01janr orptlizatlon that e<I$U 10 lnf0<a1 or ed.-e should he CORfully • <Oftddcmi."Of COIIItC tbc ooclal clubc .,.. CIUaDdy lmpot14.111 too bocaux they P<Ovidc a -or bdobainllll a uftivtnlty aa larJe a oun wllcR -CIUieasi111<fio.rln tbe crowd. ·-...........-... -----.--.1 "" ~, .. �.. Rugby Club continues battle poiao roao-~nt a lnfrlcdoe. sw-. O .-dnl9-l. Tbe lllldhon< tlvt81<11Cd tO \'X1ory ...... ...-en~ tima .. the nr. ;o ~llltVB~-"8" 1..,. Tilt IIIKUonc "8" . _ showed tbt lllackhor-Jc "B" ttam <naJ!xd a ..,od dal of detcnnilWioo and tfronoand wtre pleutd -idt tilt tbt Creamer "11" t.., 11.0. fa<~ ' dill they dld l<lC)ft ..,Jnst tht VtttrU'IIlac~hone &-n Dly Harlequlru wbo hove a aoo<t iComs lwo "tria" and M.ut number or -.oM<~ vtttrlllt. Skotck IIJo powtrtd his way tO 0.. Ootobcr 2 .... lllorthoac tho pi-be tOf\ . .. AI tx1ta "A" .... "8" """"tra>d to 10 ooaapet.t Ia tboc SUNY poiDt kidu - • ooaw:ntd to To..........,... the"""""& In •he kCOnd mo.tdl or tbt day mlowtc half u tltc Knlftl ~.........,""" .... u........ and ottitom-. Ot,ptaln Bob Swan . romped 50 yvd.s to JCOre 1 lour polnt " lfY"(toud>down). lbt two polnt kick fo!J9win& tbt oeott ..., C<)Cift'rttd by JcnJ · WIUic Malmp q>til tbt IIJIIi&l>ts W1tll I 2$ o..,;:.. Lui Sot urdll1 all..- UB'o R.,.... 11101 the Syr..,_ HorloQulnl on the piQina lidcb l!Jureme ...,....., plotyen oa bthilld the Complex. Tbe both toanu durlfta tho kCOnd half upaialc:od Horlequlll't ''A" and Hooo-. -. 0... Wbimey ond ••8 •• fQWidl bladed tho Malmp a<:b ..._..,to liod . sa.ct:hant ••A •• tam a 14-0 ~,., - ........ IIKkhont . , _ - olio ultiiDt>bed I~ he UB Rucb)l Oub GpCMdiu-oo Scplanbc< I i'OI on tho I'CNid opln• Tbe o.:....c .....,... RQ&by Oub. The VB BIKtJiono rolled 0¥<r Tbe T yvd pauky clropkltt for tbrtc -.out o......., -. ·Thin ice for U·B Bulls Alktd wl>ca I rink IMY be bulk By JON M. DlAT ,.,,,,.,.&., Edaor look 11 lllc cam-· adllcric: lodlitia ~ thlr UB is the only &ate Unlv.,.ity or New York A.lhlt:~lc Confa-......, (SVNYAC) Watcrn Oivblo n oc:hoolnot to hove an ~ hockey rink on iunpw and k loeb that "''onnal op<td to ...,. corutnxbOO on 1 Student Activities Buildlna. rothtr than tbt rint, w;tl1 tbt tlllra 1 rink .. .,...ld not only "' .,.ally liNt ln 1111 tfrOftl for <=uluntOC. " Tbe tCMI pr<S<ndy ....,. all home ..,_ "' Sobrdaod in lbc IOWD of ~rocld.- lO minute driw from tbe Amhent Campoa. · "Sobrdand ba been very aood to US," Micklct Jlld. "Tbe ' conditlona or tilt ~and tht lockcnoom•or• very ac)od, but or ~;d ~htr ploty <loser to :'.:'.:. ~ . bopofuJ. Illlr in """" or lout ,._. .,._ will be drawn up r.. 1 rink, but he too xknowlndlea thlr it will bt 1 Jon, time btfore 1 rink 1 ppean. '-Compne will! other Oivllloo II ocboob." Mictler odded. "AI far u 1 lalow~llli!!l! ~ ltin.oa lbc draW!"'~... tbt ..... ... B.u.. Home of the hoclcey Bulla <0111_... 1 i ~ COFFEHOUSE ft U ~ Thursday, Sept. 23, starting 8 PM at Hillel, 40 Capen Blvd. ( 112 block from Main St.) Featuring the comedy and songs of STU SHAPIRO Donation: S2 .00 ~I .00 \VIth Hillel Card ~ "MAU EXOTIC DANCEIS" letween 9 it• · l1 . - NO MALES Allowed .ad then aays, At •kiiii&Jit whea tM ...... Are alreAdy potted tlte doon opa b JOII· MAle INrtead............. ~· ,.,....,. - Pi~ " "------~------ "II'• ..... ..,..,._.. STELLEY ' NURSERY & PlANTS' WASH 60c DRY 25c V2 hour . 300 Kenmore Ave. Betw~n Enole~ood & N~;ara ft U Falls Blvd. _- PRODUCE- HOUSEI'l.AHTS - BOUQUETS Fresh local produce 7 days' a w~k. phone: 837--6890 Open 8 am - 9 pm 7 Days a week_ ~ 2nd Loc•tlon 1583 B.lley near Del•v.n. 'fit(:~~· - 421 Kenmore A venue • Presents a ' TOGA I. IIUI.Y THE SUMMEI PAITY THUR. SEPT.23rd $2.60 o£ Pitcher of Beer 2 Labatt~ Biue $1.50 All Bar':Qrlnks S I . , sso PRIZE ' covER cHi\RGE For the Best Toga ·for anyone WEARING A TOGA > NO I COME andj get your picture taken · -IN A" REAL COFFINFuneral Services begin at 9pm 3&00 _.., ''lb<r•'• no q~ abovt 11. We.., a IOiid follow!Qa • SlllniMd lll>d it ooald ..., ... b<lta If we bad a mt on ............. Mlctltr .aiel.. I Batley Coin Laundromat 3074 Bailey near Kensington 421 Kenmore A VC)Iue Evewy Wednesday N~ Nlpt Udles INJ $4.95 At tM door ~ keep tM OMNI ...... Md uve It filled ... .apt, tiB 4 . .. campus. m.a - 'fit(:~ • UB'• ooiY DMaion II 1pon-only bucbaU hu alll&Nr . ralbla, Divlsioon l-and lotalcd in i he hockey "hot•tpot" of WtSta-n Ncw York, Mickler fetiJ thai · hock<') would bt •err popuJor on c1ta-. or rocruliJIItlll or• "I ..., Ileal plOifUI In what Is diminishtd. btlna done for alhktkl oo Mlckkr lllid. "I Jwt bop< t!w OGC day WC wjiJ bt I "lt'l IDIIfiiiO ... I kid is .,., of lu powtb... / willina to 10 t.btouclt lllt iO<lOCI......,_ of havin& 1 riDt far Mic\ltf poinltd OWt•thll by hlvb!J I hOckey rint located only from lllt cam-. II'• rtally 001 f\aht mila from Niqara Fall•. his that aU"'Clive-, .. Mic.klcr uys4 ~'INraooucrNG jAffA ~An . •"'T'hM't wby [ CCDCa\ltatt OCl ........ . .,... ~ lllt locol-. !Ut .,.. flllliliar wiUa l l l t oae-:c of UB lll>d wbo onnt to llayhomc." ' . With .. on<ar~~- rink . ... . would be able to litld 1 mud> .o 1 ~t•o- tcorn that can coruistantly i.DCI"e&Se aue:ad.a.noll, but would thai ..... lie""""" w.U contmuc for still IOI"M: tame'. ' 'Thtft hove been..,.,. d~ lboultbe pOYibill!y," IIYI Sports Information Director l..arTy &tdc. "Orialnally tha-t wu lllk orll bdna In Phuc II or lllt 11hltdc: con.strucdon but due to rundif\1 problrms. propooals fOf tile rink •-en ..... orr... The u _, appcarl appcarl c:atll-. on Sltdc "1))iod "ooc (Of lona .mile. " UB Hod:cy Had C4ldl JobD M'lckltr .,..,......., ~ rqard , . . . . Oft<lllll- rink. Mickler I A doUon. • ' Need Sonyethlng Sold QuJckly? ... Want to Sav Hello to a Friend? ... ... Need Services? \ .JThe Spectrum Classifteds are an efficient wov of communloatfng $1.50 for flrt~ 10 worda .10 for Heft / ~ . " '.... perlri"ff<w ,2-500 _., addHional �classified ads - =- Att / 'iCiol.t 11111 OIWf'tt ftltlt..• TICl'.....W-~to~•tor•ol1n ...... THE SPECTRUM ~foltfll:tt...,-. ..~ ~11-i"t •lll t"**MI. .....,,"'"' ~ TIC( , ARTY AT ,.., ._ O.N ~,.jl r~ _ ~COIMM.w~llllll...,..~h~' l'Jr!ft ' ~,.....,.. f\ltUtiiM«J NOOU AVAJI.Akl. t:IIIM't --.._ c.ll..,..,... .,. , ..... • (~-.....-. ,_ --~ ....,.~,IM!Wo~ "*'-• lOt * I Closslfleds are an efficient way of communiooling 636·2208 uw.u..~ • {Jt \.>( f I >IJ H . ~ I ....... M>?M. LAAOt barn. ~ ~ Ml*•t• Wlfnlnce. wGAO c.ll3&-1 ton Onllll RIRHISHEO A()Qirl,(, WN*t, OO*a Mel. ....... lnlll •tdll.tnc_,.. 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CI.,Jt.JI)'~IOJ'OUJ~ Wt ... + tl-'10111\f "~«• 11\a/1.,.. ~ .nrt~r.o ,,... ct~ onoo IOoUr!ci!M'I to IOII'Iut, YOI,oi'IO~"_. •tofi!JI'I o•v• At: l o ~wp. •Cifllr"'<<M)'OU,~t 5t0t*' ... • OOOOtl)ol;lf'lgg.,ys .,[T£ .WO JOH-YOII"- ;;;~ 1 ~ 10 ..~ ~ l.f\4 c Ntri,W\ Tf'lot• MG• SOf'ltl• tl -~ ~fW-;,M O..JtMOI.Hiclit&.m'• .,.It •tways brii'IIJ • ""',._ low!. yr:M.~ OO( M ....,....,,..._.ttwa;n.at••• .,.'PCIIJ, American f'to!'tlll9 ANO't FOX - V01o1'rt the .,l'oQII 'fllltn RedCross _..1 1~,...,., .no ,ou m.o. my .......,nd • ,,. •PtdaJ '~·· tO' IMklf'lg • tOf'l'l'ltf hitr~OI'Nat't , .... It ~• 1 ni_,W' I rtw. J01J "'UI lltlr~._ (rOltl 'fi'ILfi11.M O'f"llf'lll'll Q,_,.7-JM'I ~ I) ~..... ... .... ,. ' ' •l Off- ( i\MI'II", HfH JSII\J(, 8l.if>f SlATE. l Mdt'OOftltowt, t~ lumttnto, Ut;Mt, ,.,...IN P•t..l»-!1110 ...,. ;;;;yACY COST SAYINGS Qu.llty Si1.ICIMII You' ve Cotta Come In & See This Place!! Howtt~o ) '*!room lt.~!t; """~ IOei'IJNII'It, sm ;tw• 137445&, • .,,.,..,., W.0710, TWO GEDAOOW ",.AR"l"'(NT, .. atlt.I "O Olllt•nc. liB M:tM C."IC~''''h-H\1 «Jini"CC rOOtM ~IM'C... *II ul!"'l'-'a II'IC.tlildtd, tf'KI tl"'*'lt ..... ,.,,eo, ""oCNHa.~ 13N lM~ ~o-'• HOVIf FOfll "lHl &Po\OOUI P\ILl't FURNISHED HOV5f. lw;.t . . .oon'lt.~I'N!'tlolfHirG!'!~l~ 111 lloliCtl .,._,. Ill..,., .U71U, 13ot0110, .,.,,,. $1000 PER MONTH SCHOLARSHIPS ~ lfot , n t o ~ . 21 t»efor. "'•y're 1-046 011L loot !"'W t ctt wit~tet I. ....,r a liM\~ • " ' Kow1rd w'llt ~· btdc to,..., That' • lll--4UO for ..,.....,! too. SOPOMORES, JONIORS, & SENIORS fs.A'~~ites Y.ou· To Own a·Piece of Field. prlz~s fdr the best beach outfit New Wilkenson Pub beach t·shlrts to be raffled Beach Boys&. Oldies music THU1$PAY Rock Night featuring Bud bel'r night with Bud mirrors. posters &. lamps to be raffled If you are an excellent student majoring In Engln~erlng, Mathematics, or the Scle,f\CM;-~ may be eligible to ap'ply for a new scholarship program w.hlch p ffers the following: Rot~ry One dollar will get you 1 square yard and discounts. giveaways, and ~ . oth~r valuable prizes. ~ Get your ctiunk at all v;;;'iiy cafeterias.Support your Club team today! · BUY A CHUNK OF ROTARY FIELp. I . Approx. S 1·000 per morfth for the final two years o~ college. 2. Outstanding Oraduate·leve! tra)nlng In the Operation &. Maintenance Managel'"ent of Nuclear Reactors. 3 A comP.etltive starting salary, even ing .tralnlng, ~lth guarent~d pay raises potential gr.owth to over S42,000 four years after college. '- -'· r----------iii~<;I:~!i----------1 I 3297 Bailey ~ve. ·. S34-2l21 f : (WDMSC) Neat Dress I Open dally 4 pm II· " Free" pitcher of beer with ~ dou~· order of. wrf19S or L•rv• ·Pizz• 1 I 4 . Free Med.lcal and Dental Care. 'L 5. 30 days paid vacation per year. for further Information send resume or transcripts to: Navy Schqlarshlps Federal Building, Rm . 32 I I I West Huron Street Buffalo, NY 1420,2 " ! ~---------------------------•------L-------'!""---------.,..-----1 1J 0/ftt:r op;,_ Oct I • • , · • - ,,2Ut101-IIU Tha- �.............................. ,....... ""'" ..-rHOA\1 ...#lilt toOCr <ttOI.M -·-· ... ........ W'It~ ...... ;..;..; .............. OOClO.. • _.., ...... .__.. ....,. ~ . . . . . . . . . . ., ....... ,....llS. ·-- ........................ AUTO ·CYCLEINSURANCE ...- * Low "'"· lnatant FS Ilom\a, ... u ........ ...., ~etopey * ®t-ot4tete 1n . * All drt-. accepted riCOfd Wi't ~' o.ve...., ,....._,. ......... ~ 59eel~ne tora~gn 11lldlftlll ClrWen ~AH.,... W.Aif ·~OM.J"tt4 . . w ,..,.... ........................ .. t ......_ ..,.., ._, Hll • I• IIlii\~* driving -~U..Miklff••~fllllptlr ...t!'ll ·=~~ •1t•lH ~--= A Active -._Insurance The llac.k Student Union Is _h olcUns a General Assembly Meeting\ Wed., Sept. 22 ~\ 6:30PM Acheson Room 5 Guest Speaker: __ Dr. Robert Palmer Associate VIce Preslden For Minority L Dlsadvantased Student Development Actlns 'Director E.O.P. reg~•• of co~tiO< ,,.. nttmat• • M-2700 MAKE $12.200 FOR COLI EGF WilLE 10U'RI GOING TO COLLE~. 01vc your~ Army Reserve UN! a ~kend a month and a couple~ sun'lmers during oolle!:oe. and theyllgive you over Sl2,000 bcolkge Up ro "$4.00hn collq:e aid IS yaws Just for JOtnlfl(! mo5l uni1s Plus<J'\1\!T S2,200 for rwosurnmer lr.llnll1g periods. And anotheT-66,000 b ~ne a ...~ a month plus lWO wedcs a ')'ear In~) ror IliOn' infor. maaon call any~ the numben hso:d bdow Or S;tOP by. MM't RISIIM. .ALLlOU CAM IE. " . I SfC JOHN C. ARMSTRQNG Rm 'NT, Federal Office lj<lirdln9 Buffalo, New Yort 14202 856-1650 - ----- AUDITIONS · Spectrum Photocopying .08 per copy .-l FOR "COUNT DRACULA" Ba.ement of - - - - - - -the Comedy Thriller _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Harriman Hall. MSC Thursday, Sept. -23rd & Friday, Sept. 24th rime: 6:00 Place: 2nd f loor lounge Porter Quad Ellicott Complex Please have a monologue prepared if able , and wear · clothes you can move in. For more information call BMCII at 636-2137 or David 636-5243. Miller Beer Blast Friday 9124 Talbert Bullpen All you can drink Guys $3 Girls $2 Miller Beer Door prizes ., Sponsored-by Sigma PI Thank-you'·and good luck! . OOn!!W!! Weetem N- York' • ~ International N- Wave Night Club Sept. 22nd NIGHTClAWlDS Sept. ·23rd JlTSONS Sept. 24th VICllOYS wldt DUIOY IUOP nna Sept. 25th llUl Sept. 26th ~TOYS Sept. 29th LoaDs Of THl NIWCHUac.H FREE HOC doe• a H-twrven NIXED DRIHKS ! for tile price of 1 oa · Wede . ..,. Set. CANADIAN MONEY AT.PAF; ___YOM KIPPER SERviCES _ _ Sunday, Sept. 26--6:30 .PM Kol Nldrel MondaY., Sept. 27--9:30 AM Morning Service, followed by Yizkor 4:30 PM Yom Kippur Study 5:30 PM Afternoon & Concluding Services I Location_: 1-ro-EIIImore (EJI_i€ott) 147 Dlefen~orf <MSC) Services are tradltional/.creatlve . Men and womerf\are invited to participate in leading parts of se~lce or blowing Shofar. Brea~-the-fast dinners at Hillel (40 Capen Blvd.) and Red Jacket Dining Room. Phone 835-3832 or 636-3062 for reservations and Information. / �... etc. ******************************* * . . * * ! Quote of the da}] I!* I : I :* • 'Fairy Oodi'IIOlher, IJ!bere were ~ou wlu:n I needed you?' I* ** i *: \ ** ********~********************** --ondudla \ an~s lil1ltlq Ill a.rre~o. lb< Buffalo eomm.ucr lex Birtlt Alltr'IIOIMs will prti<Dt an __,..of films and clatcumon on nh Sllabftt ot Rllld-Friday clinna, 6 p.m., lex dttklbinb optlotu on Swldoy, S<pc. 26, 7:JO p.m., at r....,allona phone 83S-l8J:Z.,.S.IUJclay. Sludy and lund>, 10 Lafayeue Pr<ObYieri¥ CbUid!, Elm•ood "'"· No .a.m. At Hilld. <tO Otpon Blvd. lldmissl<m charae; donations ...cpted. FlllOS are " Dauabtrn ' - . , S.A.. Sociol Mtfliol oo WcdliC:iiliy, S<pc U, 7:30 P-• .• ~ ROOCII, 2nd lloor Harriauon, MSC *" Crodoolo Slod<BI Auodalloo T.C.I.F. Pllrl)' .on· Friday, S<pc, ~- S-8 p.m .. Talb<n BuUpon. Free boer, ptu., wine:, winp, <l< U.c mwic with Sltvt B. and lbt R)\hm Rockers. loll<l4od"l Jofla Col< ColfHito - on lbunday, S<pc 23, SWitnl I p.m. at Hilld, <tO Otpon ~vd. I<II1Jt1n& <Om<dy ond sonp of Stu Slutptro. "-••..r . . .Soddy ~_..,. onlb.,.l) S<pc., 1-10 p.m.. Furnas 206. Amheroc. Allstudmllln<lted 10 aurnd. or lune" and "Birth P!Mr." To orranp child carr or lor · further info., call 881 -His ot lls.-s. V.I . a.- Oob R<aolor ~ on lburada_ys 11 7 p.m. o1 Pn-Law Snllon. Soutbwesu:n Uni....ny, Seltool of Law. Dkl<ndorl An... Lounac and Fridays ot 111< l'areo Roc. will b< on campus to bn<l'Vitw prospect••• audeots on Cmtu . • "7 p.m. Fnday, O<'lob<r I. 1912. CaD Mn. Shea at 131-JSIS tO malt< an a~ ~ SODio,... W<11cm New EoiJaod Law School-will b< fkm·l•<· l'ut Dlum lollo..:lna Yom Kippur at Hillel, <tO OJ> campw 10 inttrvicw prospective studcnu on Thcsclay, Capen Blvd. and Red Jacket Dlnln& Room . For reacrvotlon O<'lober 12, 1982. Stan up lor intrrvicws by callina 8Jl -l5U and Information phon< IH-3832 or 636-3062. and &Sl< loo Mr._ Sh... P~La• NYS SHot< S<tsloo M.tbtull Proa,.. for IJC3. Applic:Mions a..U.bl< 111 th< Political sa-c ll<p(., 6&S Jo- lal~ ..._...... u4 T<dt. on Baldy Hall. Stipcod avoilabl< SI:!OO lexi<PJatlvt-., in lburaday, S<pc. 23 a1 i p.m .. 316 W<nde <M4!n Sl.) A Albaay January S to May :ZO. 191U. D<odlinc ()('Iober 6. 19@2 for tubmission of marc:rialt to Donald RosnubaJ , vtdcotap<d- inln-view will b< sho-11 and discusoed. Dtpanmtni or PoUilcal Scim<:e. H_avtft House. a sheller ror battutd women and 'heir Pre-Law Stolon. Sl . Lout. Univcnity, School of Law, Will b< • chlldr<n, needJ voluntcen. lr you have a lew hotm a -.k and would ukc 10 work wilb lhc WOIIlal or th< dtQdr<n, pl<Ue oo campus to lnl..-.itw ,...,..,..Uvr atudeoll on n.aday, S<pc. 28th. CaD Mn . Shea a1 lll· lSIS 10 malro on appt. call Ja.nc:t Clw&manu 8l4-alOl rex on opplicatioo. OUr nc::t1 tfOlniAa p r - bqiru oo S<pc. lBtb. Collqc eredits availabk lex atudeots. Sl ....... · -.John I l LaFaJtt'• l ........ - - · . . , · · - witb • Conpaom.an Offt« in Buffalo .. Ni.apra w...-, Slpaa Pill~"......., . . ~a~~~Pt .. - - :lq7 Nonon a& 7 p.m. AU tltoa< inccra~ed lD fUICilni - ...,.. abou1 VB'• numbtr I frotrmi1y arr qed to ottm4. Sqooalt Oob Flm M..une, .Mondity, S:»-1:30 p.m. codt Mon. and Wed., ~tWit Couns, Clark Cym. ~ Sh4eel "-~~doe GoMnl Meotlq S<pc ~- 7 p.m., F'tllmcn 320. AI on · -- ror w..-. - s- ~ F1nt M«rine or .Semester on O<'lom ta, 6 p.JD., a-u 101 Talb<n HaU. AC. We promote lht lludy of data proceuine 1nd CQmputer Kimce. N~w mnnben ert wek:ome:.. Refreshmrnll wnl b< J<rWCI. ~· ~· ~ Dda 211 Tolbert. M«rrott on S<pc. ll, lbun. 11 I p.m., & l~cturts ~~ftc- Wrlllloa Wo<UIIop on Thuradat. S<pc. 30 a1 1 p.m.. r.lls .ohould tend a , _ and a l<tt<r n,.-...1':!1 why tb<r Tllb<n 211, Ambent Campus. T<Chrllqucs lor preporlne an • wish to h< an Intern and a tratucriPI to llJcNid T. Lot:, eflcglve reswne will h< dbcusotd. District Repruenaallve, New Ped..-.J Bulldlftl, Ill W. Huron Sttett, Buffalo, New York 14202, Td. No 716/fA6-<tOS6• ~ a ....1 _.,... ~~ - · "£'0111 Rae.. Wrtdola Worloillop on Wedocsclay. S<pc. 11. 11 1'imc c:ommlunenl minimum of 8'boun a - k. "1'\icnds" Thurs. and Friday, Sept. 23 and lA as 4:JO. 1 and noon, US Parkrr, MSC. TecbniqtKS for prcparina on ''Oil Goldm Pond" SM. and SUII .. Sept. ll alldl6 11 9:30. 'hlor OINrtlt: sp<dol, malrr a cll!ltJa~C< ill ellonlvt rawne will b< tlloowed. ·• life. Joia CAC and YO!w>tcrr a< tb< ~p 4:30, 7 and t:JO. "F'au or fltri," tb< aoicbt~Pt lib. w\11 b< showD Fri. and Sit. AU Ill Woldmu ~Howe. For mot< lafonnatlon conUICI CAC, 67S Harriman NoM Mlp wldt • ....,.....u The Writine P'-, tb< Hall, lll-)521. Vnlvcnlty'a ,,..,., dnlp-in wrttlna tutorial servic<, lo<ll<d In U\J.U Celf......_ 0 , . .... s-t.. -..... you trtketodf ll6Jialdy HoU, ia open dally from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m .. and Would you tike 10 perfonn In (root of a 1M aocli«<ot 011 a Monday throueh Thursday tvtnlnp from 6 p.m. 10 9 p.m. ~Law Stolon. The foU,owina law ldlools wW b< on proles~lonol sound systtmt Would yoo like 10 b< entmalnod caropus to Interview prospective ttudcntl on Th<sday, S<pc . Utb-,Brooklyn Law School. Unlv. er Bridarpon, Villanova by our vast amount o r audent talmtt If so c:ocnc to ()pal M od< a.,. Tnii-SUNY A B Facully of Law and Unlv. and R'!~· NJ. Sip up rex lnt<l'Vitws by Mlk<, tbia lbunday. S<pc. 23, 1111 Hatrimu Lou.... J~. ill C0111unalon wltb Eri< COunty Cililal'a calliaa llt -ms and ask rex Mn. Sh<& I Commluor on ~and Scaual Aaauli-Aiday, S<pc. ~. '7 IMC 11 " - ~ ia lhe KCT, I p..,., p.m., Monl Coun ROOIOI, O'Bnlo Hall, AC. lblltl. t.lJ. All,..w illtcraled ill ushcrilol pl<:uc CeJ .......... ~ S!Moal- c.- ~bert 1111. Come iD btl,_ cloNCf ex lor lunch to lie, rdu:, ttudy ex ~ 11 '*szn. lhltcn will - lhe ....a ot oo ..... ....... II • ...... - . . . In wllldt !ndivlclu.als loti< on talk. We're btrc lot you I So an involvedl M-1', 1-5. food and !hen purac, dlber-b)l vomhlna ex talclne tauat.... . FO< lnlonnallon about u..tmcnl fO< this disorder call <:a!J6l6-l063. movies. arts . v.J.A .•. .. Be-· t 139-202). Nancy Andries, psy<l>otbtn~plst . ... n. en..... tloMisot en, c- a A..- to Come to Towo, Aa 1111 tb< Haml!ura Raceway Oubbouse, Scpt.lS; 1911. Dinner, 6p.m., Gan>arol, 7 p.lll., Auction, 9:U p.m. <Ames on lor Cllh wlrmln,. ll<nd'~t• ~ Luna Auociodocl. olodatlon $10.00. se--Th<,.._ Gnftlolt for lnlcma! Dtv<lopmcnt invl1ei ttUdet)ll wltb aradtW• d<erm to apply to Its lnt<m&l Dtvdopment Intom p....,..,.. A :r year iluern oralnln• · 1>'01111111' 1cadina to ..,.... u fordp servic< olfkm Witb AID (Aitn<Y lor IAt«MM o...lopm<nt). Aj>plic:allu riWII "'bmol latcn of iDquky and resumes no latrr tbaa Nonmbtr IS, I!Ill to Mr. s. F'ldds wan-. 1n1a11 Recnlitloa>t Aa-<Y for loienw ll<wlopma!J, WIIIIIDJtoo. D.C.lOSll. l'ft·LawS.Ion. Sl. Louis UtU\ICnlly, School of Law, will b< on campus to latcrvl<W proiPOCII•t lludenll on Th.esday, S<pc , 28th. Call"!'>~ SbcaiU IJI ·lSIS 10 malrc an al>l)l . ~ ..._...,. JGIUoaiM IJI w-·· -coo- - "\ Swla T p.m. ln Roocnl. Clark Hall. If yOU are unabk 1' make it, a lien up short will b< pvt on Coach SUunn< Cilodria.'• orn.e oo th< 2nd lloor of Clark Hall COCD< to an orp~~lutlonallllfttlna today 11 ~ IIPOI18 anfonn.tion at .....,.._For IIIOfC turotiDIIlott on tb< -"!'• tareest colleeiAt• aorric< orpniDtloct joia • on Sqlt. 21 , 1:30 Qdr p.m'.. Pllmcf Room, 2Dd 11oor or Ham- _, . - 0111 Orpoilalllotill-..... 11 on 'Tlnn.. S<pc. 23, ~ p.m., JOJO Ckmftla. s• a.-w,•,.-..,..... ...,..._ 1 a at rex -benblp 1c tb< WOub. Stop .. rex tb< dcta 19ctttd Ill llooar ns, IWrinwt H.all. MSC. w.·,. - ..• -..., •• .n........_ 11 �a k B~lls bomb Niagara in double-header sweep By NEAL R ICHMAN. SpKrnu., Sl~f Wfiltr he situauon looked ponuve for baseball coach I:UY Borowia lui Friday afternooh. Ftrst of all, they were playlna their Pfemter aame at the Bulls' new baseball diamond, located behond the Alumnt At rna i.n the Amhei'SI Athlctte CompltJC. Bu1 mo>1 important was UB's 01'tlion I baseball team's trouncing of the Ntqara Un.-rrsit~ Purple Eqles tn 1httt home-openma doubl<head.. . The dfecuve phchina or >lantrs Mike Power and Bob Strickland, alona wtth superb hotttna from Tom Conwell and Paul Mary. accounted for VlctOnt5 of 11-ltn the first aame and ll-2 Ill the nichtcap. In the opener. the Bulls provtded righthander Power "'"h a comronable cushion as 1hey came up with 9 runs in the lhtrd irulin&. UB ~~ fiflecn men to the plale, as the Purple ·Eagles pttchlna served up ~IK singlt5 a.n d six walks. Aflcr one out, deslanated hiller Paul Mary sin&Jcd up ibe mtddl<. Mary ended the day aotn8 fi•'<' for six. Rtghtlielder Tom Conwdl and second bMrman Dan Railey slnaled, dnvlna in Mary. The Niaaara T 11ar1e• 1hen wued four con-uth·e wallt>. btforc dd"et\111 a ,,.o run Jlnai< to 4iru baseman Bob SmdJand. Aflcr lcftrlddet John Roar walked, Mar). ashed ano11ier .sinal< up Ike nlltdte 10 drive in the ><•enlh run. Conwcll made 11 A.O "'lib bi~ hne dnve sinJie, and sh0<1s1op Paul Daddario rorcad m lit< final run or 1he tnntn& "'i1h a "alk. restrliCtur< our pltchinc and that ,... qur third >tralcht oonip~ac cam<." '*ld a most sa1ufted Boro'*tez afte1 the pme, "Niapra beat us three times Ia" year. We o .. ed thtm." In the nt&hlcap, the Purl)lc "-&IH t&lk an carl~ lctl<l on a "alk. a stolen ba.e, and an RBI sonalc in the lint innina . In I he bottom of that fram<, T he Eaglt5 countered with Con.,ell, who "'tnt <UI tor nine ... o NRJ orr Powet tn the lop 1n the leadOff spor, opened •ith a Stn&Je. Mary tnpled of th< founh "'"h 1 "all and t.,o sma.lt5. Po,...,. walked t"'o down the nahtfidd hnc aconna and struck ou1 fivc on the day. Con,.ell. Daddario sent htm to Spectrum photo home witb his line .drive single. Nleger1 The Bulls add,clthrec more runs In the bottom or the sixth The Bulls added another run in The Bulb prolonged the · L.... twenty-five h.il$ in the tl\'0 when Daddario led orr with a 'the second innlna. agony wltb rtve more runs in games. The doubleheader ilncle lltld stole second . After U B then broke the pme tbe stlllh, SC'Ildioa th.i rteen s•«P broucbt the BullJ record CC11tcrlidd.. Grq M fller open In the fourth . Ftm ' battrrs to the plate. Con"'ell to 4-2 oo tllf'1Won. baseman Jim Mattison led off singled, thlrd baseman Pctrr had two sin&)es tn I hill lnnlna. The old James Pede field on Hammer! scored bo1h runners with a sinale. Railey walked and Hammerlliad two '1111'• the Main Street campw docs with his Ions triple. Pinch and the ranners were n'oved RBI's, alvin& him Kven for the not nompare to the weU kept over on a sacrifice bunt by hitter Kenny Welalou scnt day. - &roundJ or Atnbtut, accordtna home Ham_merl "'ith his sinal< dt5ianated lliuer Mike Cat<hn Tim Kraska went to the coach. "Tbe rldd is Mc:<lovem Conwell then to cap the innina. bome sore that nlabt afltr • corceous. A pitebcn' Ntapra scored thear final smacked a triple tO JClOrt bolh beiDa hit with anum~ or ballpark," no1ed Boro,.ia run on a couple of thrOwtf1i runners. After Mary walked. ·foul ups orr the bau or the The outfield fences measure errllrs tn the seventh. but they Daddario was hit ·b_!' pitch to Eaales. Kraska played well 342 down the ~nco, and 411 In defensively, bancllin& the maJaht away eemer. The fell short as Pown struck out · load 1he bases. Hammer! came I he final batter to prt5erve the up and hit a slow roller to first pltcllers wdl, and threw out parkJ' outlidd dimcrutOM are that scored all three runners, t"'o ..,ouJd-be baK stealm in biJ&er than some m-.jor kaa~ "tctory. Borowicz. vt~l W11h ,..hen the pitcbcr threw the ball the sccond pmc. ballparks, 1ncludina Shea freshman Bob Strickland tn the away. This the Bulls an Borowin proclaimed thar, Stadoum . ~nd aame "ho wenl the 8·1 lead. The Purple Eqlt5 tbe Bulls have bcfn swinain& "It's a nice way to open up managed another run In the dl$tlnce on • rllur·hiltcr. the bats well, which was a new park with a lloublt fifth off Strickland. evident as they collected win." Borowicz said. "Wc've l><fn tryina to Fe~ls Bull~ f/1: s••• UB Bulls shutout- by .powerful Houghton squad, 2-0 Onlip came in. lrom theltft, and let 100>< a risina 11101 that Pavone 801 hb l<fi hand on il 10 deflta h away.. By KEVIN A . KRUEGER Sport> Edllor Untonunatdy, it "en' 10 an open area tn front of 1M aoaJ, where Euq>iao •on the focx race cltfmckr Sine Motif and ()<l$btd " inro t~ aoaJ . Wby tltert was DO O<tt 10 bact liP Pa•·one afler be l<fi the JO&I mourh was tn Eapo<ito's words. a Jlmple mista~t. -:.:..They bad memll lapses. They juu ....,.a•t rhlrttlna .,.,..,, ·• E&pooito oaid "All yov DtOd is one mental Ia!*." -rut hm an undefeated team tbat hiL> yn to be scored on plays, 11 is hard 10 bcltc>'< thai i< "'"" ,.ork e-m hvdcr lo beat Its nat opponent. Tht UB mm·• .tocX'CI team. in the ~ery Jltuation, looked lost in I heir 2.0 loss to Houiltton Collqe MOnday. "We had tht opponunllic1, we jup didn't eapitlllu," Hnd Coach Sal JlJpolito said •• .,.,_ ,..,. Rat, theY ~ runnina tran'bc:." The B..US found tbcmsd.a down nrty in 1hc pot<. At th< 7; U mark, Den Onllp ~at tJB aoallmd« Many Pavone 011 his Ions side with a $hot from the riaht sid< 1S W ,.m• A Jtcady ,...., •n tbe .....,d half mar~e the baU and fOO<ttll sltPI><fl', u ~ton halfllaclr 8111 Balrer could oQI 'I!Ioperlt plan I his kf\ toot and whiffed ,.hot wu 10 be a point bl«nk Jllot. The idcotlcal situatioo hampcred the Bulls. HalfWay iato 1M .......J halt, O..e Sirqptin -.,..~ o..ty to ccr half a rocx oa a sbot. 0. tbe yardJ'"OUt. In flvina up 1~ aoal. It broke Pavone's "'reak or 198 mlnut .. of JCIOrd<sJ play. Pavone hpt bu band.l busy wkll On lip and ''"' hall wbottiUCIOI\ C1wio1 E'&wpWl Tim< after time t~ qukt forwards for Houtluon broto thtouch I~ BuU cltlenu with acnuine scorllll opponunillcs. Mldway throuch the lint !Wf, Onlip - ked lUJoway ITO\Ind Mike. Mooney Oft 1~ kfl sick. Moone)' ~ld Ontip lona _..,. r.. Pavone t o - 0111 of I he net ~:::.~~10:.:.. ·~ ''If we had )wl OM aoaJ, f t "ukl hl\oC bec'lt riaht ther< In the !PI*." ~Ito oaid. "They ..,en, hustlitta. Wbal we JOt withla 20 )'li(I!J. - dido 't aay Sllfcad. lA t~ half 1M -'k - bol>blullt~ bol. I told dxia 1bal, 10 to in and folio• • up,~'t ." ....S•ealtb<l*!. Five rninU1cs later, Euepiao bluted one that hit tbe pool squat< on. A! ~Kforc. It 1nok tho Bull defense 10 clear the ball out oldanaer. .B.nu. Ills• The team took a blow whm II was annoUIIO<d \hat their uanlna anter forward and 1911 leajlllla scorer. JOIIitoa>or< Kurt F~, will be loSl r.. 1 M - " ' " ' ... onldo Mljllf)'. T ~ '""~(Of UB 10 ... Oft·~ board wu an laclii'CQ lbOI jtllt ouukk lhe pmahy arett. After catter forward Mark Brown drew a foul, the Bulls scr up wlw turncd.out to be a chiP lito!. Ridt: carbon niCked 1~ ball over HouaJ>too'a 'wall". llecolvina ontbe other rnd. Brown c:ould - &<1 his head blah tnOIIIb IO diroc.t k lalo tilt ,.. lftll Houcl\ton p i t - Kn ~ llllllfed ~~ ftoc 1*1 rrom the air. ~-·klut-ud ()OiiSibly took th< cut off -lft!Y to Pfepore tor ~~ 1!111-.otl, In a Krim~ru~a< lull• left hama.ctt Dne $liNJn .oith ltocbesler hutitutt of T«bnolot.Y oa Se;>!CIIIber 4. Fd,ernaehcr llOUid IJtOtpia:! lilY ""'"' without • tdl·•• limp. n.e euct d~ or th< "llllfl' u ft<lt~. ._..,., for ttt.l t.ftponant lmiurutr:e lOIII A'"" llilluta - · Ortlip and EIMIJIIIII It is tbe ICCOIId time 111 two yean1b11 U1l loot a rop ICIOf'<r lor tile · Laol ) ... Cluio ~ dtcland IICIIdemlcolly II )4:)0. lnellaible. was � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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"We have mode strides, both by lntqratinJ our di>islon aod tryina to proVIde lcadenlup for minority studcnu." said Vict-Preiident of the Oi>lslon or Student Affairs, Richard Siudltow. "I'm not brqaona. thouah. The University still needs a lot or work There is no less racism bete than on any other ~am pus. It is still our bluest problem. " The newly appointed Assistant Vlc:c-Presid~t for Academic Affairs Robert Palm<r, had his position created by Vice-President for Academic Affairs, Rober! RossberJ~, so that he will be better able to work with minority and disadvantaaed otudtnt problem$. Havina previously bccn employed by Student Affairs, Palm.....-il Execull•t Dir«<or of TRIO propams. "'hieh induded Talent Search and Up•.. rd Bound. D - "This hu been a traditionally wh1tt )nstitution," .aid Palmer. "AI,Ihouah any studen't may not ~ed totally welcome upon arrival, the situation is compounded ror minority students. for some or them. this may be a v<ry difficult environment to &et used to." · T he Uni•ers•tY I< aa:ually hfte to enhance white $1uclcnli, accordin& to Clifford J~~ekson, a 6efli0r <r>Jin<crina and the oatural sclet~CC$.' • must be a"'uc of ,.hat they ar~ aettln, theftdd•cs Ia Politocal Scicnc:c/ SodolotO' major , who hu f ptQt "There is an overall institutionaliud radom," said for." four years at UB. "fall fest is a perf«< curi!ple," he W~b . Many of the Jtudtnl5 that McVay *DI'ks with ace said. "The rock-and-roll music and ~r was entirely EOP studcnll, and he feels that they ar~ Students do f~l alienation from faculty, because geared to white stu'denlS. There were nearly no "dehumanlud rijlht away." There are a ~teal many · there 1$ not enouah inreractlon, accord ina II> minority studentstltere at aU." ' scparallna racton, such as spcdal rcadina tests at Edu..;tlonal Opponunity Program (EOP) Director The Black Student Union sponsored their o,.n orientat1on. which make it v<ry dlffocult to make • Edward Jenkiru. "A bi& problem is the nearly picnic on the day of f'allfest, and accordln& to fnends, he stjd. "EOP studcnts are sometimes automatk aaumpeion that-moJt minO<ity studentJ Acuvitles Coordinator Usa W~. "there was a very treated ai the biucst jot~ lit the Unh<not). "'hkh'is are EOP studentJ, and that they should not be here Lvac turnout. Thi• proves Utat blac:t students waoted tht main rc&JOn that the drop out rate hl&)t." 'bc<:AL~sc they are ' rippin3 orr the system. • In reality. to .oaalitc, and that they were not interested m he attested. " We try to upose the stuclcnts to there arc almo5t as many white studcntJ In EOP u fallftst. I'm sure that no coo5ideration was liven to there arc blac:k 5tudents (4S percent Black, JS percent minontles t hat have •made it.' Professional speakcn havina a rqaae or caribbean band there." who ba>e participated In EOP are very helpful to the White, 'is pcr""'t Hispanic o.nd S ~nt mixed). The main problem when taklna Into account cause." minority need$, said Palm<T, iJ "fraamcntalion, both ''Bop actually Isn't much or. 'free ride' at all," ~cal and perceived." Refcrrina to proaram1 such os said SiuJekow. "for those who do &ctlt, it is no"-.nortfi~ have not re~ewed support from fellow TRIO, desi&~~ed to address thcK needs, Palmer cb .. • studtntJ ou well, accorclin& U>· Wee b. "There (,. the · would like to "enhanc:c coordination and mu to 11 ve on. · · same type or racism in the Studmt Auociatlon as communication between these prOifatnJ. Minority students on EOR lla•e ttrtatn acaclcmic . there IS in the rac:ulty. There are rew leaden in the " We musl mulmitt our raources, whlcb arc inadequccies. as wcll, aaxordin.& to Palmer. that can SA who are from New Yort. Mosc arc from the jCif« enoUJh u it is, and a•oid duplleatln& saviceo become more apparent tbc lonaer a student remains area, and do not' und<n~ltld tbe 1\tuatiocl." as wdl." he said. "Tutorlna ror c?WIIple, may be 111 UB. "By ddlnitioo, tbo6e who enter the proaram The BSU only recieYcs $16,000 from SA. "hich h offered by Cora P. Maloney CoUqc and the Collcae stlltl "t a Jo,.er levd or pceparatlon than does the not ncarly proportional to the iludcnt fta pald by of Urban Studies. By worltlna with ihe sepante averqe Jtudent," he oaid. :•Arter c:omlna from the Unl•<nity's 14,000 blaclt stUdents, W~ potnttd branchts toaethcr, we could brina about more unsatltfactory hJah schools, itls JJnrcaJistic to cl\l)«t out. "from that money, only $11,000 is left for effective overall resultJ. Of COUI'IC, responsibility, a major chana• In one semesttr or one year or activities after pubticatlon$ an~ such a.re taken care cannot rest solely on the shoulder• or 1uch proanms. learnioa..:enter counn. StudentS may still be behind of. How can we help our situation, if we don't have I will work cloKiy with the various Dean• as weU." when havina to apply to thci'r-9cPilflmenu. E1pccially the fund• •o communicate?" when conslderina the c:ompctit.l~e departmenu. tltl.s is Two years aao a diY\sioo or Student Arfaars F raamentation is a~ problem. Jao:kson aarcc<~. a problem that must he looked lnt~." cn.titled Minority ~uderu Affairs was removed from but ta brou&ht about by an underlyin& racism that he Jhe"budJC( . The slac:\ was supposed to he takm up bu "encountered Ill <''cr'f Jevd of tbe Unlvenlty ." "Competitive dtp&f\tnmlS -vrten bY EOP and I:J~ llouod, accordina to Jerry Clalmina that he iJ familiar with casa where certain standards. 10 that aU swdeoll mUSI acbievt a hi&her Obe.n. "It hasn't succcedcd, and I've recd•ed departments baYC disc:ouraaed minority Jtudent$ from jSCOre to ,a admitted. I don't fed tbat in sorne ·cases various CIOmplaints from minoritystu6enu." he $ald. applylna. "sa)'ina that It would he too dirroc:ult," and \t would be out of line to allow minority students in that he hu experienced subtle ncism In his own with the lfldts or score nccdtd p<evlously. I am not . aettlna mo~ milloriti'a in the SA, they will be talkina about students with poor OPAs J!Cd poor depart menU, Jae kSOfl feels that I larae pcre>entaac of less llltdy to "alienate tbeouclva u wtll," Walls prtrequlsite ~tad~." , the rac:ulty does not encouraae an "open mihd." believes. "When a bl.a d: siudent CIOmcs ba't from a "I have had aome trouble with my professon," said a black Resident Advisor on ClllllpU$. McVay IJ a Resi~t Ad~r llvina on tbc Main commun itY" with few whites, be IDl1 tllpet:icD« cultun shoclt in t h e - .._,. as a wlllte stiOdeot "&pcdally in tome of Ill)' 1111alkr classes whtfe I Street QunpU$, who also wocked u an Ori~ntarioll cocni.n& from Upstat<. ba~'t been p«IIY mucb ia,J>orcd. At tlma wllen I haw Aid ov.,. the SIPJ!mer. For tbc put two summers he As rar as tbc-currcnt outlook and tbe poulbihtics made a R&ttmtnt, I haYC bccn atuocked pcnonally. has oraaniud mitlority worts.hopl for rruhmetl at prtKUCed by Palnln's role, Jeotw Jaid tNI ~is No one me in the class was ueated that way.•· orientation. Minority lludeciU can aet turned off riaht away, , "The main thin& 1 uy 10 JC'I across," McVay said, loolrlna for "tliO<e d<ullcd illt~tl 011 whu needs he wiU addreq. I can only wlsll t.har wbauva ap.ed editor or tbc BSU newskner. Oeorac WaJU. ''h that raclsno h a norm In aoclcty, and th4l it for tllere art few minorities In tbc fKUity of ir don« is c1ont 10 that aU people. IDCJLidlna ·c :oma.thtou&h her< too. Wbcn 1M llaldtmlc cleparunC:nll, ''!hal IUidal~ coa~e hefe for, such u · minorities, eat1 learn. fKIIIIY as well '' COtUpct.idon Is to flr9f1J, IOfDO miiiOrily "uckltts. .s., tM . ·. ~ By Jim . �c~u11pu' PR.B Draft At /olio""'' "1~ ~ropy qf VB Pm/dtftt Sttvt• B Sttmplc'l .....~IICtMtot ..... ~ ~/16/t .,,,,. l'rwsllkllt'l IU'MW ll<Hml. • The Onal fcuhy ..,....., body to the Pr"'ldent and VIet Prakknu 011 matteu of oppoitllm...,t. prombtlon 111d tmun &hall be the Prakknt'a Review Board 011 F'aou!tj'Appolotmenu, Promotion& IU1d Tenure. The ..,.,., manbon or 1M Bowd &hoiJ be 'D.I~ tenuud foc:uby, ~the rult of Pro~ or Ubrwlan. •)10 cojoy natloaal reput.llioos for outst .,.. ODd currmt «MMtnbutioo• to lh.U rapcclivt dilopli..,.. , . _ \'OIJQI mcmbon &hall be appolliUCI t>y lht Praidml r..caaclidala --..dcd b)' tbe .Et<cutlvc Coaamiu« or 1M f'acully Senate or t>y tbe VIet Pre8dalu. ,.,.., JIOII.-ina audmt lllallbon, - .,..,..... ODd - uodeqraduote, &ball be ~ted by lht Prcsldc-tll ltom candiclala recocnmmclod b)' tbe O.aduat< S.IICI<:nt Aaociatlon and lht UQdoqroduatc Stuclmt .-...oclaU01I The 8oord tiball be dlat.rcd by a K'llior prOfQ.SOr or bb<vlan """ elljo)'l 1 llllioo>al rtp~~t&lloa for 'OUut.t.oclini contributiooa to hil or her clitclphnc 'The O.air tiball he • noo~•• mcmbcT or lh< 8oord and &hall he oppolnted b)' ODd ~.at tbe plearurt of tbe Pr..i<knt. VOtiRJ membon or t~c Boald tiball be appointed for ll..atrcd thr~·)'Uf tcmu, Student membon &hall, wl>cncver poulblc, be oppolotcd for t"O·yQ< tcnM. Tmm of 8oord rntmbcTl &hall bealn September I aod end AuJillt Jl. ( The Boald &hall review all recommendation• for oppolntmcnt or promotion to the rank of Aslociat< Prof..- or Auoc:!ate Ubrotlan, t,ht vorlous tltla of full Professor or Ubtltlaa, lltks of DistlnJilbbod Professor, aod the .,antinl or continuina appoontrnentlllli1Y rank. However, the 8oord &hall DOC r.. oew appoonunenu •hlCh are temporary or .-bid> ....-, tbe udc or Yaitina Auoaltc ProfCISOI or yu;tJna ProfC~Sot, pn>¥ided tbeh appoontrnenU are ooe )'<&I or ICSs io dunWoa. The Boord'• r.._ or. paniculat - - " ' " ' ftx appolnlln<ftt, promotooa"' tmUTe tiballlqjn when the -opn11e VIet Preslcleat r...-n~s to tbe Bowd tood•e- or the c:andldale'> doule1. The tOk purpose~f. the •Board &ball he tO ad~ the Prui<knt 011d the oi'J>IC)priate YIC< Preslcleat as to wbetber the canclldltc in question would be appOinted, promoted, anct/or araatcd contlnurna appointment under tbe opplleable Standards acnerally In effect 11 the most diltlnauW.cd public unlversltla lAthe country. To this end the Boord shall pcrlodltally pther \nftxmation frtxn the 4istinaulshed pubtic unJ....sltla in the oountry COII<mllna academic uaodards In use In the ~CVeral All Te•ms Remember to CoUect .nd Tum In Your Pledges for M.D.A. • In 111 Tubert HAll P.C. As Soon As Possible , - Ul500 We would tlke to thank' the R.V. Leadfoots, Robert Shlmshack &. Bruce Cook for raising the most money. for M ._D .A . . A.C·.T.I.O.N. Meeting Today at 4 pm In the Talbert Senate Chambers All Members Must Attend. . Clipboard MONDAY: _ Men's 5occ:<r. Hou,lttoo CoiJqt • Alwnru Compb (•:ClO p.m.) Mm'sT<JIDis:II~U. T\IESDAY: Wom<a's Tamis: U. of Rodater 11 Alumni Cowu (•,00 PoliL) Volleyball; D'Youvilk Co&tc. St . 11 Cart HID (6,00, p.m.) Men '1 Tc:nail: 1t Buffa~\> Sl. a....- .....-' WW NESDAY: Fldd Hockey: 11 Sl. Bonaventure U. WomC::n's ~ at & . Bonavmtun U. Attention Students' I Get Involvedll ALL S.A. FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS PICK UP YOUR BUDGET PACKETS BY OCTOBER 15TH IN ROOM 111 TALBERT HALL Peti t ions· to jorn the S.A . Assembly are available NOW In the S.A . <?fflce room 111 ....., J-'--~rt Hall. Please return them no later·than Oct. 4th at 4 pm. IF YOU DON'T YOU' LL BE CUT O~T Attention All Athletic Clubs: Pick up your organizational packets at the S.A . office, room 11 1 Talbert Hali. All packets must be returned to the S.A . offl~e no later thai October 15th, 1.98 . ' ~ I ~mbly Informal Meetlns ~t. 2lst•t 3 pm I@Jhe T.tbert Senate - Students Get Re•dyl Mel Blanc (BugsBunny's Father) Will Be Here On · October 5th (stay tuned for md re looney tunes) Ch4uab.s C.U Gerard Olsen At 636-2950 I $\ $\ / .2--......o.r:"IO ............ ,II!o' SNdorw AAocalfon . �SA offi,ciat.s meet with ·ANC to collectively root out ,problems .; By TERRY CANAl>£ /.f~£41/<N roliiJ\a SS,j(JO ro. II!(,_ U. OIIUido ~ " II•# cu't ld Sl6i0 Ia odl-'d bcuc:r bani II up," Collecdvt -"<r Stew •<£"f!f"J'M U. llw commllftll)' IS • trll1flfbw of 1M Coll«ttW eltJtoo.,ll till 11n «11'1¥. .. 17tt AIJ-It""/'rr» ~embcf 9-1 S, 1912 tudeot ..........WOO otroclalo -..;...s tho Altmoatj>e New\ Call«tivt (ANC) by c.tlq • advant"'e or • ......._ co aumcl ou ...aJy .....W.a Friday. Thc ......... IG tho wah of CCIOIUlMniloJ SA impoacd fWd<li- oe tlot collecUve -.1 a car10011 or quntlonahle ..... ,,_ i u - , _ cdlt- S<wnl Collectivc -lion~~... S - sA Prcskkna eo.ddl Sdlaeblef aod • _V'u Praida>l Phil Pilutdli'• ....,_ f<>< aumcliQa the mccd.na. t \ But Sdlodltet said h< WID then 10 .....,. ~I'm not hereto 11n a pep talk, b<lt I'm noc bere to ai"t a lecturt dthe-." Schal::hlet uploincd · "People may think I'm comlna down to til<.,....._,, .. Piaftatdll said , "b<lt the truth is .1 ....- ~en k ." The mt<tlna ended as a aripc airina saolon as ANC mcmb<11 copraacd opposition 10 SA deo)\andill& Sl66 in ouuidc advcrtislna tcocnuctliat muJI II< amcraced'by che oraanluuon for nob Issue. "You olluc us orr £rom pulllna out a aood ncWIJ)Ipcr, ".Collective member David Hclllttly oo:cuscd Soh...,tt. LUI ,....,k SA Trt~~~~~nr Eric Frlcdnwt hdd up productioo or tlw A/1.,..1/w l'rru uncfl he . rccci...S word ch&t llle ANC'had raised th< ad tevrntK. Kethcrty aslc:od tbaJ the Conccti•• II< g;.., "frcc rdp" to produce ! l i e Steve Catron• of the ANC Sp.ctrum Photo by Steve Plotrows/cl throuah Voivcrsity l'ml. Sdlaebc<r responded Ill• freedom wotdd arrive """' tho ANC . - J iu bucla<UtY oblipdot>s or C::.UOO., Aid . ''SA llu put lbe _.,., to OUI Mel tlull el>o..rd be ibe *"IDa. fORe IOid~odo." Hdllerty .._... -· w. 10 ... Of1Miud b<IO<c tho ratric:tlaat late efroct -"~ ... ~. row-·" S<Utlua- " thol'a(F......._'a)dodaioa." Buc Hcthcrty com~ ''IK doa.'t like . ..... Uld tned 10 COli~ Sdaacht« to mncth<- .,..... ..,.,.. --r~ waaht _.,.,.. .... praoclml ." Scwnl Collcctt•c m<mllon rqrc<tcd Pllbiulunc th<Thllnday dcroplcwy ~...,.. · _ . . , loot AMf Glallbcn ldml r<pcmlJIIOIIl r,_ tho SA T r •ho ....,, ""'"""' - dcpctcd tOdommna a cow an tM> canooo "II r 1w1 you (lomlcatina ""'hi a •h<q> In a comic Krlp," l'ipatclb ..ltccl Caii'O<><, "•ollld you lokc tnd" To •lllch Calronc ul)lalllcd "I wu in a comoc: (copulatioa •ilh) a sh<q) and I lhowed lt 10 my moch<r: ollclo...S h." ' , wd that SA doco 1101 fun<tlon Ylndl •dY and willnol .UOw pa-aonalny ' conn to onocrrrrc with the ANC. Tht can~tw allff these .autanc.c:s wu thaJ the ANC149ircd SA advcrtisina •• n.. Allmtoll,. /'ft#. "We're tr)'illl co reduoc quo dcpclldrr!cy but .,. JtiU want SA ads," SCr.trr Calronc said. · Friedman withhdd aU SA ads lout,...,.. allcl complainlna abouc altered sub....-.... The ANC's advatilina spokesman Joel "-lifo'lrlz th<n said that the papu dld 1101 wona llllymore SA adJ. The Colloctlv<rcjoctcd chat 'ldca and ooc thaJ wovld have,_ producuon . . _ come out olaoll amcrllcd. "We haV< zero ea&lo Row," H<tbcfty aploincd ill atJUifta IIIII the ldca •as lll>pnCtal • ........ State over-bureaucratized , Council tackles confusion of Albany By ALAN KACH IC Mlllfllllnl Ed11or he Univetsity Council was prCitnted Friday with a SUNY· Binghamton Council rtsOiution "On the cost to taxpayers or over rcaulation or SUN'f". Vice Presidont for Finance and Manaaemenl Edward Doty .. plalned the repon which asks the question, "Are the taxpayers of New T York payina 100 hiJb a price in suppon or a systnn or watdldoas o>er warclidop o•er >Utchdoss in a pyramidina and fruttratina bureaucracy?" Docy said thar "ooc: of the more intriauina thinas" about the repon was chat 11,$ more problna was done to compile information "lhete WCfe more responm as to how difficult it was to explain ." One or the by the resolution waJ th•t coo ben •e ask for thor rntramu ,.hile the Civil mucb rcsporuibility over the <'Qncrol in detall,thc system Sen-Ice Un1011s ha~ built-in ~ndina or moocy is •ested in ~?«ames more and more .alary tncreases. "~ state is ooc: penon wbkb requires an cumbnsome and more and cenainly fldfllthe n=ity or overly lara• bureaucracy to more Inefficient," he said. reducina the num,ber or tiS runMI money to the budaet "There is a triple fcedbao:k ttnployea." djrcaor . UB President Slc>tn process with people chet:kin& Unjversity Council Chair B . Sample described it as "a people chet:kin& people to S« Robert Korm said that plans situation wbete the second if the vouchers should be for Sample's <klobn 10 btghest budaet officer in the inauauration ar• aoina. wdl. Slate !>as t.he job or approving approved," Doty added . A.uertina that therejs too " The rnpon.se from those: incUvidual travel vouchers for much l>urcaucracy in New people invited Is spectacular," $200 in a complex or S<S he affirmed. Koren added that York Stale, he maintained. "If biiUon a · you are lnceresttd in knowina "thl$ is the fil'$t lime an ~~~~~~~~-my petlonal answer, It is yH." • inauauritlon b takin& pia'-"' On Ooty placed the bla")e-on. ~ampus." the system - not ~•ny There are over 3000 individual or depanment acceptances for the Alumni and suggened that if UB had Arena ceremony and a numbn more local concrol over iu or University P~jdents and finances, the Unive<sity would State l:lni~rsity or New York be run more etndcntly. He (SUNY) trustees will be in .. pWned that "The auendance. purehui111 depanmenc has Sample responded to twice u many people u are frequently raised questloru. boch wiltun and oulfde the needed if we ran our own show.' UDlverslty, about ''Uly own "It is oRen easy 10 just admlniJtrative Rylt aod abow lambast bureaucrats," Oocy ·my rdalionsbip to the vice sajd, "Cenainly nearly all of pre5idcnts". Tbe Praidcnt uslen at raull too. " rq>Oned .11\11 he mecu with his ~qrced and • •·Itt presl&nts II least every proposed, "We could probebly '*<C>~ 12-CC\'lcw issues rdevanl opttate thlJ university more to their respective depaltrne:nu. err~tly and at less cost If "We cenetally rcaeb there wu a more responsible dedsioPS by COQStASUS," deleption of aulhorlty." Sample maiotaiDed, " If not, then I make the decisiotU. " He he problem iJ not In the explained bow~. "lf 1 make liureaucrats, but In the web of lbe decision at least I kOOw I statutes that seek to piiiCIO did II with some consultation." ~nttol in the hlpesl Assertina that be views tbe centrallud areas," I he vice oresldcnts u chief President added . Opttalions of£ic:ers, Sample Docy con~luded th&l tor said, " When lhc decision Is in New York JiO Improve Its On«lf the vice presidents areas, efficiency In nnanclal matttl't I uy nqttb iottl'rm. I ted d\1(lnltblJ lime' ot )>udactary that's very in)portant." ''W "T '\. l ondof,IO.....,_,. ~-- '"3 �You -don't like the weather? In WNY just wait a minute By JON M : DlAT Ma111111n1 £<!rtor W dett:rll'llDina our wcaaher. ''The la.ka 1c«p 11 mUd for "' In tl\6 summer, and dut to th< cold -er in winter. they pvc u• hco an ouuidet Jpeakl or a lot or cold ind sni>w." Joleo . Buffalo, it 1,1 alnoost said. inmtabk that the the aubj«t or Its reputation u • borne of lousy wcatb<f. 'Mountalm of snow, burled can, and b1tter cold truer the minds of ~ people not Uvfna in the immed1.atc area. But, "(hilc th< ,..ather can be awf~tl at tim<S, p«dictlom•and modern.i.za.tion "'f weather insuurMntl have made: Ufc ror the .. cat berman <OSler. Stlll, by bcina stationed In Buffalo, 1 · Viealherman•s ' job is n¢Yu~borina. "If you loqk,at th< Olmatc Atlas," says WJVB O>antocl • weatherman Lou McNaDy. '" W< hl\'t th< wearh<r of a Stat< that • • should be on tile West Cout or th< contin<nt. W< arc the only spoi <ast of the MiJJiuippi witll wch a moderation in ·"A lot dq>endJ on bow muc:b th< wind blows," Ja)'l Buffalo Natlollol Weathu ~ (NWSI fon:a•ter Dick Sheffield. ''l'or thc m(!JC,.plll. in wlntu, th< wind 'ldJJ blo.' !' in a dir<dion South aod W<St of Buffalo in what ls.aoll«< 1 "•119"' b<lt". lft Wllld chanaa byasftwuiO ..... (Buffalo) can'aa lot of snow. Whcrras Grand IJiand dOcs not usually It< many snow squalls, . th- plaen ,.,... of the city can gr< a aoo<1 dell of snow due 10 th< .... without aMing the aky that bubblt'Of IU&h pr<m~rc in (root of It breaks up or mo><S, !'nly thco will the frono pus throu&h. It b vtrY uoptediiiabl<." r~------""':'"--, Equally ur!predi<ttble to most "Nine out or t<n times a cold front will mo"" throu&h. v Sll<:rfrdd said. "But whm h SlaUs, k could sury there for da)'l. Whco ''E ven with all (the lm\pn»turts... McNally said that lluf(olo is th< onl) <llY where it could be 100 drgr«~ on< doy. followed by 1 (r<UC lh< nCJII. "This iJ typical of instruments and ,.hat you may find ln Orraon.'' McNally added: WI(BW arannd 7 "cathamJJl Tom Jok:s on the oth~ hand fed> ohal lluffalo'• w<aohcr iJ "ideal", · and that weath<r i> notaskv~ ~ most pcopl< ar< apo co think . " Th<r< Or< I lot Of pJII<CI lh3t rtct"rvc a 101 worse weather than ,.. do," Jol<s. a native of computers, it is still very difficuJt IO act ah • - ,, accurate forecast out. prevailing. wlncb co thll area/ ' Located ai the Buffalo Airpon, 0 24 ~:.k:;~ :~~~:.·~~~·;li~:~. to ~~:~~,: 0~d~:C~~~= hurric•n<s or tvcn v<rJ heavy >nOw. Minneopolis, Minn<SOII had a horrible: wintc:r last st.alOn. '' ~Just riMecastrn arc lona ranar conditions. 1l>t service has at lcut tbre< pcopl< on duty •• Ill tim<S and has a broad~lina ranat or af la>tl<V<n counti<s. The NWS broadcOJU on th< weatht:r and can. ·scan a radius of 12.5 miles wi!h it's radar at th< airport. ' ' With all n<w JOphinicatlon in u.s< th<K days," l&)'S Shefflcld. s"hlte'r'ro~ldicr, ·ndto,...m.o.tedke..t•. tryrfi ""m.::.: "" t~ lh ~~ difll<ult weather <itualion arisa wh<n a rront stalls, and bein& able - . rorce&Sts. ' "Rtally anfl)olna put 2A boun b rUty," Joleo ,said . "We try to e I lllb II I rrve day forec:&$1 for prople wantin& to know whll it may be like on th< weekend, but it's r.al'thturer.'· "AI sometimes durina the yar, it Is possible to do a n.. day fo,.......," r<Sponded Mc,NaDy. ".UsuaDy • q hour forCC&St will be -Urate, but an)'thiDa afl<r ' lbree da~ b-. risky." Bu ffalo Nation~ B., Weather' Service morth ; : ; ' : : ' : t:'~: .L". r.o...:... .....r r ' n.~.;tQm 30-90 day rorccuts. "They are nut to impossible." McNally said. " We really don"t . have the koowl<d&< ytt to do a s<riotu lona ran&< predlc:tion." J oi<S added that th< Great L.a)<<S , Dick Sheffield ~p~la~y~~!!im~po~r~tm !!t~po~n~i~n!!!!!!!!fr<q !!um !!ey~o~f~l~~ !!5~m~~ !!h~er~n!!!!~to!!~~ed~~!!wh6n !!~l~t~.U~I~movc !!~aaat !!·,n. ~:::::::==::::::::::::.. . . .~·~~ :.:!w~E~ ATH:E~R~~~~~1~2 $1000 PER MONTH SCHOLARSHIPS for S.A. Book Exc·h ange . SOPOMORES; JUNIORS, & SENIORS Students MUST pick up their' unsold 6ooks and CHECKS on Monday 9./20 and Tuesd.a y 9 / 2 1 be.t ween 10 a.ni an'd 9pm in 62S Harriman Hall. - After 9pm on. 912 1 , all books and checks not picked up wi ~ l become the property. of the Student Association . ... If you are an excellent student maj oring In Engineering, Mathematics. or .t tie Sciences, you may be eligible to apply for a new scholarship prograrp-w_bLCh offers the following: -.. . - ' I . Apprax. S I 000 per monttl for the fi nal two years. o f college. • 2. Outstllndlng Graduate-level trai ning In the Operation &. Maintenance Management o f Nuclear Reactors. 3. A competitive Starting salary, even during training, wi th guarenteed pay rai ses and potential growth to over S42,000 four years afte[ oollege. · · '.__.J'· 4. 'Free Medical and Dental Care. ·.~ Auoda!Jon I\ 5. 30 .days paid vacation per year . for further lnforma't ton send resume or · transcripts to: Navy Scholar6hlps Federal Building, Rm . 32 I 1 1 West Huron Street Buffalo, NY 14202 �Housing office proposes a new procedure. to unclog the SWJ By SETH ALLEN F •• I ....._.10...,.,_-uror~J lo....., a •oodotot ....bPoa>a. ''A tlliouadcnuadil COllld be &.od up rilht ...,, " 1M a46od Oollmana Mid bcad rllidGou procod . llro alfocdl!a domwtooy •lllkllu .,. · ..m- have a ....,.d they aa ochtdlll<d to bocomc fall .... ia CUt the •udm! -loo~ tbu ........,,It .,u dlarpd ...u. another offm><. ,....onnouD<edlul"oct. " (A audesu) Ol1lder«ands that It Unckr tho....., procodura, be doc:s rt apin, lot may 10 lludalu .mo mlsb<ha•c In the . tbroulh a clloapllnary procost." Th< o:iwl&cs resuJtod rrom donru •ill be cncourllpd to mm with l)ldr loud resident within l4 cllscuulcNIJ b)t. VIce Pre>ldcnt fO< Student Affali\ Robtlt houn of an lnddcnt. A dorm SIQellil!w'o ltcoickmc Uft 11udcnt who doo 110111ethlna wrona u.sually ace• ..*l'fuen..up'' Commlllct, Oollmann ••J!Ulntd, and tbeo aon before the Student oddini th'OI "rt .... a l y or improvinc the pra.t tan ." Wldt Judic:Wy (SWJ) to f Hc .said the p<oe<dum oro diJCipUnary action- well IS advant- btcau.. swJ will probatlon or upulsloo from the tloma. The p<oe<dures try to 001 ha.. co deal with '"" a<ttbc 11odcn1 to ol)<&k .,;th the orrcodcn. ool1 witll,.,.... ..._ r<Jidcnt rw• . violato<$, Houoin& will be kft." II IS a mote formalaud on ron~ olfmdcrt. - - 10 DollmaM. approach, a mor• syRcmJUd Oroop Lcpl ScMc:a (GSL) aPI'fOO<')I," Studcat Affaln Dir«tor Hillary Silver .said lhc Assooatc Dvccror Ron Dollt1W111 Ald. Ht uJd many 11.- the bead proccclurcs oloould .... um< and r<sldcnt di4 speak with the lludcnt cffon . She~ that a on•ol•od . now that IJ o fficiall y •udcnt can sip> a farm Sl)'IJ\1 " I ai:knowlecl.., this lypc or l(lj()ft , .. eocourased. Tho h..d re>idtnt will meet with and itaoa on ru. with dO<m authorities so It can h< Ufod the student llld uk him to li.&n a aaalnst him in any future cue. form admlnin& a ~P«Ifk Sh< said it would "<r<llt beu<r wronadolna. lr tht ltudcnt refuxs, tho c.uc SWJ . dialoauc bttwcco houslna tond studalu. She notcd that k«l''n.a lint timt offendm ' 'out of the' trits tO an the PUcknl and the mtem" would rrte m.My in GLS head r<Jidcnt to on1nan on a from spcndona I lot or time In D\OfC pmooaJ NoU, I)OOJlbly ~J' • court. OLS hlra law wothout hawina 1o we SWJ, he JludcoU 10 dcfcnd dom! "udcnu notod n alJo pro'ldo for some tn SWJ. "Wc waotcd atyMan immediate anion, mhcr than o, Etbt<N ' . ..,..,o I, thll ocrea>od out caxs aod modo the IY5'ml (auu." aulh1 Wllh <nmbuo& a mun...,..., he added. So<hri<f wei the ~occdures pndo<tod tbc procoduro <"ol•cd OWf a Ioria period of c:ould ~ SWJ's CO>dold b1 ~. Hc .said hi the flllur< the about IS perca~t . "II is dcsiaDcd H...., oflloc would lo\c oo 10 deal with violaliom 00 • 000 to ..reinforce" dorm .a\Mkou ...ho on• bash," m. 001cd, addina 111111 " tlo pool11vc thlnp. " S.udcoti n will rtquire D')()('t' iniliativt by may be abk lo 1<1 a bntet ' >~udcnu but ''will bcoorn position In ohc housina loncry the. .,.) . . t:r)Ont. followina Y<l1 or 1 than= to Shc hopod that Jtudcnto c:omc tO rnnD"< a diJCiplinuy wiolation. • But that odn u11nJ in the OLS flm If th<Y ate clwaod with any offcn<e. !'lannlna ••at and " least one llouslna omo. A<oocill< Y<ll aw.,. D!rccror Oorry &.chncr said In tht Dollmann said that a point ~ 1>611 o .uudcnl could be i.aflortd JYflem ,..,., undrr con.sfderation. "' and then Jet subpocnaod Wttks 'frhtre to many poinu would bt: for a t<rtaln viOlation . That ran latcr, aflcr forld~ about tho hu:id~t . Tbis way a Jtudcot docs Into Jorn< problcms. h< oald. n01ina that " the poinos "ould not have 10 appear In coun if hc .. .,.. 00 pkad &WJty. btcornt mO(< Important than lh< l)'lll<m." Soclt.oct malntaintd the opponunily to plead &WhY is 001 Sub Board One Ch11rman DaVId . ....... IO caw< anyonc DOl &orilty Horrman d~Slar«d , cxplaioinc tlsa£ a "dnver's ~ pOiat I 10 do so: "Wc bavto bom I Ulftmd_y cautious to ma.U sure syllan," slmiliar 10 tloc onc us<d "udcnu 1\a¥< IS asucb duo proc:eu by the SIAl< MOIC< Vchlck she .h.. ·---------------------·i I ~ I ,3i SOFT CONTACTS I $9S = COMPLiiTE: Lena.., Exam Fils, Cere Kit l ! .:;:~~ ~ 1 1 ! ~ Mon · Sel ~~ 1 8 0. T h i s - uplres ~pl. 30111 ~= 835·4844 ! ··--···········-······· u \>da«·" n.c, can alJo pltad department for tlri..,'sliccrun. ~ , ATENTION BOWLERS •ould ha•t btcrt butt<. Hoffman .said that ••II a poont >.)'lltnl, HOUIII\I COllld bettor odcoti!)o the ..,.a& orlmdcrs. " I •ould bkc 10 1ft this - t JYII"" omplcmcntcd so liS ..oray." be did. apta,runa th&l no coun hnrincs would be ncodcd. He maontaontd It would II'< rnident ad¥iocrs . _ . po- to lind R'pc'lt viOlator> and rnahs the wlook Iflletn motc ompmonal. ........................ ... -. ~. : ~~~~~~~~ .~ • .... o-... I ~0'1411'~~ $f9oJM. . ........I(W'a,~l . . . . . . . lt.. ... . ....... ~~,........... ..-.c... : 4 Or...., o.M• 1M,...,. : ~--. ...,_,. : e .... : c:... rv. : : : ~cnuctO/IIOifiOOI> Ifi!IWirvN : : ~ t MIOHAitiMIICU : : OESEL'S : 1407 ~aoare Feu• 8f"fcl ! :..........................• .,-MOO : : TU,NE IN... ~-~ UFE WORK.SitOPS holffi'!iif·.-..r SO workshops this lah. Picup a Unllll! ai'cii>e• Info., Ham,;,•• Info., or 15 Caoen 11.\11. Toplct lncluda: SUPER SNACKS•••HOW TO <BAI.AHCE 3 LJVES..,(IjDANGERED SPECIES••• RAPE PREVENTIOII •.. POSITIVE sa.1 MANAGEMENT... SELF HEALTH •..COPiNG wrTll BUI!!IOIIT••• INTERNATIONAL HOltS D'OEUVIIES ...& MOII£11 REf:ISTIIAnON & INFOIIMAnON: lS Kall Amlltnt f136.~' MEN'S TEAM TRYOUTS OCTOBER 2 & 3 10:00 AM AMHERST LANES (across from Cassidy's> C.a ---------------------Sl OFF YOUR 1 I I I We encourage all bowlers to participate In this tournament-structured format: Twelve games over two days ·call Greg(826-6129) or Bob <836-6755) for details Experience the fun and glamor in Honolulu, Las Vegas, St. Louis & Chicago This Year!! We want you with us. See you October 2nd. ~ Studml "-'oft \I,_ CROCfRY BILL ( Minimum purchase $10 ) , __, This coupon excludes beer & cigarettes • Featurlng largest selection of fresh fruit & vegetables In WNY •Service meat dept. • cut the way you desire • A complete grocery dept. •We deliver �editori~ lnstitutional~ze. Aactsm Equality ,S a disease ~h1cn 1nlmtts societies IM world. As a miCrOcosm of SOCiety, UB also •utters !rom thiS malaise-the sotuahon heH~· .Is no bettet and no Worse1han .anywhere el5& t~rOUQhOUt I hiS however, should not be the case II UB Is goono tu Gtrtve lor el<Gellenee as a unoverslly6 .the (ilass,oum research tab and even rhe athteli~leld tnen It shoul<l also work toward a better tile lor ail 01 n• students Pr09rams now available such as tutoun_g sefvlces and minority ouentallon are- a step !n th.n grH duecuon and shoutd be con11oued and e•panoed lhey are uselul because they attempt wotn some soncerlty, to mak! up l or past mjusllces they do not " rip oil" the system as some rgnorant people may say but rather try and pay back m'non11e.s tor the way the system has npped tttem oil all rheu lives · The teason mtnQnlies "ave suc:h dttt•cultles at US IS b&caUSi! lh9y t'lave bj!en trealet~ DY Amcru:a's ruhng classes- as .seconof c:;lass. C lfl~ens all their live-s and been g1ven second c lass '"st•tut•ons. most not•cably 1n eouczauon tJ.ec ause .f'lobocJy really cared 11 •s about ume we onavPrtolt\(><; SUCh 3S 110 Bu1 soc•al programs w ill no1 do •t all t tn~v will •( Editor S«J.OOO lor 1t' When w Ieel we're not to tne olllces whiCh have to process the paperwo-k actu~lly do Unto rltnere Is not~ change tn •rtllude we appreciate IM tact ltlat GI.S re~>,esentatove& among (he people We must really Delelve thai we encourage 5tudents to consult them belone maktnQ 11e all equ;ll and treat eaen other M suen II not. any deCISIOn all the social programs wilt mean nothing. unlrl a person IS accaptt>d 10 his or her own right. tne Bul /l,tnese 6ame people who give lteelegal Individual wilt not ach1eve anything Detter rhan aclVoae aovocate a system where studenl$ aJe 1 requested to plead guilty before they as~ wt\81 mtsle~ beloro'" questrons. how can students nave conlldence '" Etnn1cally we are all dllfer&nl. De 1t' l'ollsh. thts advice? True. students who acknowledge lht!H · Italian, Htspanrc, Jewish, Black or An91o-Saxon, but guilt should not be wastong the court's limo: But we are all peo~le. As Americans we claom tnat all sending a student to hiS Head A&s1dent to slg11 a people are equal-let't. not talk abOut it. let's lorm os like asking your arresll09 oltlcer tor advise bel•eve II on how to plead the crime.he thll),kS he has you lot If ~we are •o t1d our.setv~ bf ma,.,y fWfiOdiCIII It r• nor doubt thl l '"~ • Coons' tautMtl rtt$1>f1Cff<J alt ot lf'lflf son'ste6di~J or lhlfl lhftit 1on hllct fun whtle stufJymg he~ e. Howevflr tl ti>Oir·son leitt~• Pf'O/e<</ng, l>tJ SllOuld . l!a~ Byl>tS r:h003i"''JIOS/IXJ'r JnlliNd of protesting h~ Js out ahowlng his tiP' thy to and mcons;dcwltiOII lot thft 1.1ntverslty communuy, S''"P''Y· he acted out ol si!lflsh mt.,., Ve-s we •II slildy. sludy. si;,., use our ~IJCitlon 10 protect our lnr•r••ls. Tl11s 1-1 p~r1rfon tor the tNI wortcf. To Stt Nell Md WltCII rotJr col,.lgues beHtg t•hn edv•nt•ge of U~l/ljt:Sth• c.t&IOpt#nclptU fhll '"'' oountty Wt' s bulfr upo~t, Pelhapa /he Coon• would be llfPPiflf ll'llrrgln /he USSR> lilt</,,., M•rk Stutman Umvarsltv atudctnl In the heat ol the moment a sru\sent. po!stbly 1'\>1 conerent. may stgn a paper that could ~1\rre<:essarlly come bactt to haunt him or her. Hoad res10en1s are ~01 ttaoned to understancl the legal consequences of what they are r&jluestlng. Perjury? Instead ol .students reporting to tnetr Head Residents within 2~ flours. I hey Should be warned to report to GLS within that lime. Students pay mandatory lees lo support GI.S to prevent The Hou.,ng Oil lee's new procedures for alienation 1!/l~lhe law. • GLS ruiiS t risk ot alienating students Dy ' controlling dOI'mltwy mlsbehavoor make logfcat sense but ml!lllthe m111k. It seems nouslng 1s trylng making rl kno n they ate looking lor an easy • solution on piling up outlly pleas to uve SWJ lime. to encourage students to pleao gu1IIY to crfmes In oroer lo save the precrous hme ol the Student Wide Housing should keep a 1unnong record on studerus· Illegal actovlllu-anOThey do by way ol Incident Judiciary (SWJ) and Group Legal Servoces (GLS) report! 11 the depa;tmenl cannot keep track of Signlng a paper and ptead1ng guilty to a dorm those therein Ves a Jl(OjOCI lor~bWt>l<USI • ollense Instead ol going lhtougn all·the r,onstllullonal hassles ot the rlpht to trial apf\eals But leave, tne JUdicial process Where It llelongs w•• fdltm Ttwt corrtA~"' bmlt on INfltf/ovsty tmlnltatHtll«<. lcw.'-/ylng sW•mp lilnd IJfttl Qt.JUe It (jt,tenc• ,om the nearesr hallowed ground Ana,, 1hts fetter IS reg1rdmg U!fer•l tumors lf'lil ~ COfT'Ift lo my i tlft'ltron Oft thtt SUbJ&Cl Ol hiUftllft!}$ Jn Gov~tnors Restdence Hills As • st&.ldMI ol lf'l~ /)ljntnotmll, I IHI ;t "'>' respon$10,,..,, to slled the light ot r•af.tiV on lite subtect lntelleciUIII'f ~pea king. and auumlfJg thll such fNJf'atJOitnl/ """"""'· ~ lo fhal»s!-. 1 could tmd. no on11 hi$ evtr tltffl w•UwJ the compUt, Wfth those rwo IIICIOnt bek>g II'"*"'· I ftnd lo '*"'bl Ute ponlblllly that •nrono but UftNev$;ty $1VdtHtts mhe.blt tM dorm ThP tUbJec-t of the PltlftOtmill$ nolhmg to I• I(• f19htfy I slnctuPiy hope liM~ itS «JiJCIJJ«J ittdNI(IUII).s, wtt ate c•p~ble ot undffstllndmglhls otcuntrn:.s can hlppti/J trom ttme to ume. ftls ewttemely unUJt.tHy thar tnvth•nQ ,$ 'YQ~ng on· "' Governor-s' a, Eric F. Coppolino Un•vers.tty Stildecnl Fun Money Edltor· GO AI the UB l(art " 500 ' R•ct on Suhdly, lhe "SA As.saSins.. (Pt~S CoftJell Scl'ltcttr '"d Vrc~t-Pru PftJI Pr!/rNireiN} · -tM ' "most " " 'mone'( ' " - ·tor · tor htvtnp ..... ,.fsoa Musc1JIM Dysrcop/ly. As 1 ullllvfslofltl It, the SA not only sPonsotMI the """"''· but el$0 toll!«~ up rrre p/Odf/es Schactff tnd pt;gn11t.W .,.,... ClfiCitlfltl Wtrh howng toJSed'SUD wt>lle eeruol/y (eor:oldlno to tile P'«fge - t s/ 1/Hiy ''ised S/24, Tlte SC:IUII IUnd..,-1/Sing, chlmplort~ th• "Rtld Jaekel L•odloota " (Bt/JCO C<>ok ood Rot>ett Sl>lmocllockA 111 IICI filled SIJO, S6 mote fhltt tht SA te•m rwised. More Than A Paper g•wng ,,,;, '' '' onl'l n•t..Jrat to protetl HIStOf~afly lp.NIOng.. U IS ~ ol Pf(JteSfSIMI ~have · ll'lll.demrooal.IC ll'f.'l«kJm 10 ...,,. tn lh4 'nstltUtlonali~ed racl$11"1 we must wgfk agalnst •t Government pr!J4rams help bullh&y alone are not enoug~ True equality Will eome not !tom our wallets ~ut lrom ourhe.arts. Ghosts ln 'Governors Protest? Yes! l11a ObVJOUS thitl the peiS.Oft WhO .vrote • Protu r· ,,. MdtJd1y's tssue is ;gnonmr ol much ol tlth11 thef"e 1S to felrn If SUCh' (BfVe UfJNfHSit y Htft11 Ul8. '""""' •ttt mdny cortii;Cf$ 0W!'r hOw ow WYl' Hmued msour~s .Jtt- to oe allocated In many lnslfnces the atudents get exp#olled, m~tn/yljlrhon Qec;.s•ons •tf m1de without $luOBm mput We htv~ the t(ght 10 ttJCOI~ "'what we petce/Ye-as • Qualify tM:IuCbi•Oft wtt•Uttt wt Pb'f !"OOIJ Ot I The Spectrum, •f'Jtll did k!stn a little •bow 10U1n11rsm ltl>onl<$ Semi 'The AUemauVe Prerss I grt~ oorY ,_.AhomatNe.,.... l$cnD10/IIy iM It :s too bad lhiH the Studefft /U$1)(:.141ion ...,,k/l '141pre.unt,'• stuc*"us "tereSI$ and 8rtkudft& I'JDf<e at UB '-/he,_..,.,. to cJolwdo.., or lnllmHIIte ;JUJ<J~ l StHvJCe CltJOS On Cilmpus every Om• th• student gofi,rnmont•s ~go 11 tl'lt•atel'tO CotdtJ# lnd h/S but:Jdilt$ StiN~ fht ""'''with NVPJRG Enough hasi>Hil pnntttd,•nd s1lfl on thn matt,-. bUt I vi04Jid illfe to add t hat at his l.cture Mond•y ntght Abbte Hotfm1n/S.tty ffOIII OIJt>g!Otulltlod tilt UB ehaptrtr of /mel PIOduct whlcn the school n"'l's BlfWY Thursd.., Jl ConHH altd hn trffffldJ or 1~e e/$11 lot trtat m•ttflf cam• and tJet;•m• mt!O/wd wllh 11. they wouHJ Jlnd th" The A1tema11Ye Preu I$ ilflllfnlng e'llpenence The Ahemauve Pre$$ fJ • valu.bte 1$$111 10 thft srWents. not In 1~ sense th81 TM Speefrum and t~ Curren! can give you accUtlte mtormetKM about what) nepJHnlng on tlmpv$. OUI In the SMSif thll il"$ lhefw lor ihe SttldtY?,$ to IBA IHN11nl69fl P.lf/tlt now WhU• the ICIUII prlz• Is not lhtJ ·impottenr tlflt>g, r thUt• tr 1o /rnr ' Ytre ' rlghl thing ro do to gr;e aedll whorw ~tl ts dw .. dill'e.llafled (It's a ,.m f'N1--d-looi< tr upJel ttre Iocr rhot lf!SI to looJ( good to l(te Uf'llvtrtUy c:ommuMy, the SA ht!Hort:hy would ruort to subterltJge of th• lloolts R..lly, ~did you rblnk WLII would {JO iJttd•t.CtH? U It WIJ 10 1111pononr 101 you """ Phil Plgnototll 10 Pf«/p<< rtr• rriO$/fi>OIIeYo Wiry didrr~ you gor oil )'OW «SSt'S Olld ot> so? ff 1o brffleoth rtre dtgnlly ot rlre olll<ltl (oltloooglo nor «PIJ'Irenl/y not benellh you/to like ptOdgi;,g ro f t;llor/ly II I &m CQTI!Ct, the idee ~/ • ctNriry ft'llnl IJ to contrtOute to • ceun •I'd ,;,..lurr Willie doltrg &0 Tl>rt ttJCI 1~1 rha titttJflld ~udOflt repre$«11atives ol many don't, •n some thfr school"~ ao ~SI-1$--Isf!<l(on . memb«s to teJte at~v•nr•g• e/ • laat thet '"• b•st they could do ;. ~~f'Nity$1/t>lt$11> Tolpon Hoi/. 1inpor11nt sel'tk:e umque t!6perlmMt. I WOUld 1//t.~ to c.ll on I ll lflldMIS to wppon Thi AJtern• uve Press. Te41 . NVPtRG •'"' Cllltd 11 4 t!llll org•nlllltOir Over lfle Jummer, &hltHH'It hiJCic$ bfOiln IHJ$11/ng •ffXInrJ rho SA Book -ol Erch•no~. 1\pporonrtr • AboCJt 1 h•lf flour ~>#lore tfJis writing I w-.s tilumoiniJ tnrouglt r~e ewn UJe Jn 1 ~ltUCI'fW m1n The pomi il' th" ttte orge!Hzsuon -&hou be lh~e for tne #lvdlnt and IWJn CO{rtmvn/ty ~ tepresMt, I/VeS I " I V'C)IJ Wlfff I The Sj>oclrum S~.t ne_.. 'ilotlm. Tfte Aller~au~e Press. Th• that the .srudenr r•et r•placem•M lor SlxJirefNortcm · kill, lrtd dem~~nd I hit N YPIRG M QOII.,f]mMI h1t1 tlfiCitJe<J.. tO CVI Oil ,..,umed to tltl$ o.mpus. tvou 01t1 vote n•w• lund;n.g from _, The Altltnath'e Pron mtcM mt ~ 1arJ lrtd also brought baclc m•ny memories. L•-"' r••' J wlls henlly lnvo/Wd Wttlt the publtellion. I learnH mort worA#t_g lor TM Alte.m atl.,. Preu ..,.._ "" ..,.,_. ,., yeer to tceep 111 It they don't tl$potfd 1/»t.n '"'Yk the student• t.houUI dec1C1f o,.n·• new torm•t lot IIUdH!t gO'ICPfl)mMt, Whkf'l wifl be mote Mnl/tiVe to '"• w/3heJ of thft UniiiHSit'l Cotnmunlt~ ""·--·-"'"- •na h•d tun. I would }u,.t Jlke to teit er111 My di8tlst• ot Mtssts. OlldPr!/rNI...r. 1«11<:$ Wllor s.ma. itro,trlld--a.ubolo, dllldlslt,OIId un111r nol on/'i ro o1 trre or.-rrs whom 1/Hfy ·bur ro tf'Je'line c"aoty Wh/dt would be ffl• •om• r•pr•-"· ,..,..,, oitha...,... i CM~nor urgo """'l''loeno..v> my·~ tir.t·- U>N o/ ~•..llf/1/I<HI •hould Oe - · f l t l t t r . , _ . _ ,• ., to iniV(e (he JNWWntit>IJ ot •t~ymore P'Obl'""' hk• thl.a haJ~~»nmg iot•n. th•n I dtd frt lovr )Jetra of liki ng' f /"d WftttM ~COUPle. Ol •nJcJQ for .,.,, •.fld po/Urc- mirrdN 1/JII'f/J-ey Clnnoi~~CUpl the- lll.trc Slo<olm tJrrove,.ltr stwent �' Stripes and Checks Bv David Czaika frigiUn01g""" , _thll PtOPlt can·t undentand thet tne only way to alte¥tale the "ll)'eCI ondo - ... •. , _ , . lnot plogul tnom .. 10 mend ca.U1g ""' .,._, 10 . . . . lhoy ... dulcl*'og .. wnat- ~lilt ......rn. Of MCurlly they con 11'001> In • l<>a,...o0Mta<T1&4C>ft ..l1Qudo Thilll telfblh, "*'\~ -·tno-- ~ llongor, ot~p ( t!W*'O of cMIIIgllto, .......,._lhltlllly 01 our dOOr'OIIIPO bOOOino attention, II leiUdf<lrous 10 think INJ b)' .._ ..,., '""" llt<)Oiem$ ....,.. ITlO<!Mg u lh®glllhe)l were not camC)t"o.out there 11 a solutlon 10 tl\8 auuaUon llocause one ooy lhll1 ""'" P'lo "" 10 hlgll 11101 we won) be - 10 get out No. ~ to opec:tou• toooe to condu<le tnat 101ety by k-1"0 one•a own nose dHn OUt WOtMI wUt..Aa a trttvn pla,u to hve ~<k*not,_lho~IO-Iot,_O... ~~ • .,..,__...of_, Q\lls\, nof,.,.. Know Your· Rights ll>o~/ofllelhtlnapet'IOtllt;»/-on~­ 11 ~-rod b)' Gtoup ~··s-~· .. Small Clalmo Court ". ~ ..._ .... ln<IMdual oan go to"nK:ovtt money. ll..omeone owea you monay, d~ your property Of cllatg«< you loo much ror a poofly done aervlce you cen aue them '" Small Clalma Coutl. You do not need • lawyar, you may do everything on your own. To""" In Small Oalmo Court, y0u mull meet the loflowlng requlrttMnlt 1 You mutt have • rHt compleJnt 2. Y011 mull be . . . II y. .n otd 3. You moy only tue t o · - .....,.y, not~·· • mulmum limit In City Court 11 11.000 5 You cannot • - mora tnon l.ha Hmft of tho Court 8 Only lndMdusla INIY ow To begin~..-_ you""* oo to,. Small Qalms otflclln tho Ctty <11 _ , - hU )l.riodlcrlon.,.. lhO d o l - . Yo.. ..,.,.,, hie o c1alm tlttougll tho ININ. A filing IM ol S$.00 lo requlrocl, will be returnacl lO you II you win lha ..... '!"t .. ____ ,_. __ '*"·- qw.,. NINO """--HohadaQII'Il.,.. t.tceertny .... l>u£tfng · _ -_ · up_ -'"8 fOt T ape 0... tho e,.o _ -~ 111m18)'1010--00to"''O'- ....... wn I """lvre -~ tor my aQe and am lb&e IO "'1tr..e w•M <IOCiaiOnl tn my ~fa, yo< my oahOOt - d ...,, · - ma to ----lhltythlnkthoy .. bed - - thai in...W tooblalft copies ol .,_boob I~.,. 10 g41a root• flom my -•a. but my-·.,.,., too.._ on ,,. Idea II ,,.,_ right? Si>ou!lll go along Mill IIIia pcl;ef' WhOJ ...,, cl07; lam 10 coo~ -•ure• ot' 11uck~ flnn by Mort< T~ Flv•l>'l ~llfl VonMQUI Jr 0/ld C.rcf>·22 b)' Jo. .ph Henw. Amy Lynn C. AddfHI Wllhhtto Tho-..,, nr. Sialllfh-•• , ........, . . _ . - .. - - - CooiOtc~ .. ....... l!'oe., _ _ ,.,...,.,_....., ~- ,,.,. waa. hlgll oaoroo ol - · ·-· h:PfM.t•nv be/.er• conttaty ao thoM ot rne ~ "" -·ry Wuhtngton Many riQNwono · - ' " ' - . , ..... are ll);ng to flHtatabllllh tnt• UMaaAnee:s Ano CJr cutt'"'O ou yout supply !>1 tl>ougl'ltlullft.,alu<e.lhe.,. • - -"""' lO ~-to be"""" mOfO .,IAnll~n lht bec•ua-irl"-r• wn '" •wakening ol apiflt due 10 a t850•s .....-of tltlngf,-tlon boi"O oro~y..,..ol thWn. " " ' - h , evtmtuelly oot tnem t.l"l' chance to tearn they wanted In r-..once 10 your thrM Ain't LI'V' No. what they .,.. clof"O In not ft lain.-.., No you """""' ""' 00 •10n0 wdlllhls policy-~ • ........,.,.,. to~- .... e>nfy rtor>t. -JOn• ....,.._,_poq>totooo-~,..,,. o . ., Altty L,nn, ThoH ore fabulous boofls, I t.r.... ,... IMm myMII 11\ay on all Ngllty -erta.nong -lurthermOre. DlealtafiOI Thotla~....,~--cfc..­ WII\1 y o u - - . . , , tflorn. - - - poculer- •• •'• '" now Sm.alt towna. e'\llln aome latger IOwl\l. •tt City.,.,.. 111ey---. "'_,_ --"'-"""'..... . --"' .... ,_"_ ..... ._ Soclely ot Jourrtalllts...., ,...,.,. tn - YO<k my_ol _ _ 1 - l d - - t e t M m _ , . , ~--· lh•t WOU.Ad flkt tO~ • ~Go' •t IMm By Hillary Silver MI<I roo• tt!Jdo<ft• oon ho!>dlo ,..,., T ... ~- . hom U141C.Mt. v... _ .. _ ~--~·· ~-.g--poapo. but not ttiUir\ -.-..,... Grlllld I......,, NY lllllw too- aadly """"G'' Wt In oot"'-• .... tnougn. Thoro 1119 .,_,._l!g!l 111 ,.,.., """ lllrug .,... - · In cont....... ...... "'"" mort than • thlmbletuil ot frustraUDn. uA God. ''• hy ioit? ' ~ ........ -.--~ ... , . ....-..... lotmol dispfl'f't"O eome -..."."""' •tu:tton.ary ttnQI!nc.... row.rd ltW!1tnQ They fOil. IO _ . 10 a n t - l o d " " " " " - (i e tnose f•bulous flit leal *'U be the cur...u to eu~ aoe.tat pr-.no Putting • - .... thO..,.. of ygung-- l•k• ~-IUSI~ol ... _lfwlo,_a_to.._ rOOttit lei me t..• -,ou ebout lhe teo·a~ rrw Waf. ~ eo . r-'" ' ......--.. ---"'""'us'*"""'. .Door lilly. Y• I --· ...... ..- Billy z_, • . -lhlty.--b)'l!le"'_lhlty_t0- Cool\t-",...,--Oo-,..., t3) trom Mr. and Mro ot...._ ~ n.. Sp«trum ~y Seol llutt woy'> • '"" """" """"" ,,.. wotto f<lf u• tn w..lltngton. bl.-. tM and, ~v. IIWIY ho.,."" llo 1101 allow tlltmto- tho~ hlsht!eoclr<:uaoutl...,. Tn<on Door Cu,I<OJ I ,_,tty · - o l..toltw lo the Edrtot tn Clwloo I Cool\t' Ulllmoto S.lllohn01o , 1:. = " .. nof 10 tmv any-~ y o u - you flo, biAyoumuotbe_..,total tho...,......, youwontiO aue, tot how muc:ft, tr-,etr exact ltdcktiSI and the fiCtt -~ aupPOft )'Out c.lalm. ThO flUng hoyr• lor cla1moln 1na Buffoto City Coun ••• t>elw- t ond 5 on Mondays only. Atlwll-toftiO. _ _ of ...... lhO tiYta. -*r phoCograpll. "' ""11""'0 11101 ....,. .... 1'1"" K-. In U1at your ptOOr must &now: 1. ahat ane tMf·tor\ you .,, .utno ow• you money • • 2. Of thOI oold yOu damaood gooclt or that ho pertorm.c $etViCe.l: poorty,or •"!' - :J.Iholl!'oe-otlhe _ _ to ___ . . . , _ If you ... being.....,, you mutt-"'"' you ciO 1101 ..... "'" vou mone y. You may btlng MlntN~aM; 11 t~ay • tlll...,.,. .,...fllolnt!>ecityorlown~ tlll .,..... IUed IIVM. 0( Wt\ert the buslnes.s being tiled f'IU In OffiCI IIIJI)ew you may lo(tng olgnod- notonzocl-a. Tty 10 llMg at ..... one H - yOu/COM I, tho-- yeN art tulld, do not lgn()(e·tne wmmon1 It will not go away anq you '"'" aueomatiColly " - 1o pey tho clalrnont r.-, to tall Ia en tho......,...,. """ fineS""' M1y you life beinG IIUod. Tty to Milia out of COUI1 lllhl• lal.. IO -.you wll"- to _-1n CO<.Wt on l!'oe do,. opec:ll<ilt It you-.......- . . . . . -.calllhOCO<.Wtdor\~ to ocljoum lila COM to • mora....-.. time.. r;o. yov own do U1lo Wol In always ¥Oflfy tho data :;o::""' '1"' you ora pr~"' f<lf your trtaJ, ~~-'"-' ·~ ot I'D"' PfOOf -11<tc!lce you .,. going 10 . .,. Ill COUI1. Ploof moyWhan Of • 01•, • ~ lhiiiQIIhat ...,. damagocl, a ~1"11 muth shonQ4W. ,..,of- ....,..., '"" octuaJirlaJ beglna, you wll b e - - yOu would lll<a.,.,.,. cua to b e - b)' o judge Of on orllltrator. Tho--... • ......-v.--...,..,...* -dwf Rarnotnbar thet only lila dacitlon Ol o ln tho COUI1 11\al ~maybe ~IIOi olan ____ Nf1 _ . . . . . _ . , . ..-.......,. 8tNI Cloloowar toool.........., Sl,op In at Goolct Information and • - legal ocloO:.. t.ooal - J o t """" �feedback I Serious TbouebC ___ [OliO< Aa 1 ChilO ol ,,. riiiSOt, 1 Vlolnom Efl .._,.,..,. and • llil<l~t wno /tit r~f¥«/lm•nclti i Td 110111 ~¥1rloln ~etpOnd ,,.,.,,_ 11'11 !.In Attoc:k ol 15, -'"lhelll:lo/ftOt~lol ,,. th/1 Ia I pollfQ/ :s.pr to tHo r-. '"ol-'--""' ' .,._.If .. not "dot~• u '"'' tM ltl -._ '"'' tton • HI ,,.., 1 M - · of 1M -MI«<I o/ IN l.kolfod S..two I M - 1>01 u,. to h•~ 1nytltlng to do with mom • H to • po/111011 • • - m.O. .tO tMt ,_ n at10tt wiN thai ,,. •no• ---""''"""·--""' ~ 10 ,.... .nyt~Wtg to r10 • •tft t!W policy ol droll r.g4trotl0n. ,,. rkolt ifJelf, IM1. /»>hlpl. Wlf I dkln't IWIIU.I lhlt by IOC.prlng ~'"fin/ IKI, I Wit ....'flng to tiN _ ,.,,belong.,,,.-- lhll ( t 1m ,,,fling to ,,,., oy the In,,. nwr W.&n., 'tlntt,., /;ne print of Iff'I COIIIfiCI thll I JJgn«/ lUlu .. '"'$ mNn '""Iii lluo.t'ttl _.,-.,on our"""'"" Oo.a 01 of pou•uJ"g enr amouM ot, sub•t•tJrM t'hould be> COiftrolled ___ d1•1tlo wed 11n•nclet artJ'I not wntln{J tfuJ Jlltttr tJ«»llti#ll I am apafn.-r th~ gov1tnm1nt 's •m _.., It,., that ,,.,._, 11m ____ _ - Be Real Ret urn , EdiiO,. enlotcem.,, of ua taws.· r~tg~~t.nd~ not~· Ut1$. Autd ot llf't/NOJ»> QOWMtn.,t '"'ptM» to t.-gll,mtta acu of '"'lllnc;e &f If'S t#llflfl$ I IM MrllttfJ ,. .,., , .. OU1taf1e ,,,., t 1111 wtt•n I,.,_, rHd 81/1 Mtelr•t CO/Urr'ffJ tr it obv.,ut tO m1 thtt Mr does not t•Ailflll m1tte1 sanouvy, 11 "" did ltf wwld • 111116 mOI'e nme tnd thougnt ~~tto Mt d "'""put Yrhlt h• wroJe. H• ,.ould hll/e - l i d I logOCI4 -1/oOughl 0111 lltfl""l'tllto_lltf _ _t •• ~ K-IIOM itt lltla Mllf., Thar hfltiKinoi-O>dOOOOUI.,SMid _ . . , ., "" • pO<>IIy wti11WI Pill! o/ CliP olllrtd& me QreiUy Llftle more thin 10 yean tgo -COII<Igt . , . _ , , . - " " ___ l)tf lollo•lng IHtet 10 . . .-10 .,...,.,,. WIIO t>roug!ttln 11>111 u•ed Boot &.dtl"flff Is-- ot tMJt t:hlldtWt Tlti•l• most IHKhNIIIM"''J dunng 1 IIW,.., ,..,... _, - . _ todly .. koPetuifot, woe will,.,..,. ,,,.c-,,,.,. .......,Itt,._,_ thllt 1011 did 1~1 ftglll tiling by oor-.trlt~ng ' ' " t;.ltecA walring 101 you Th.,, m•y lito o. aome tJnlold ol f(;01101fUC ChieN and /lfOh ...-pi0-1 alllntla. n.....lotW II 'fllll it1ng 101 1 Bring rour '-C•Iptl lttd COt!Mt dOwn 10 - . , 62S Homm111 (1n ,,. Oltemenr) 1- II l l t f - - - ..,ploytrwll 11•11 to tit• SA boo•• tor ,.., 10 pleA up But. IIUfl"l' Tomor10w t ,,,,. ,.,, day to ct.un your MOM"y Untitled 111M ""' -lngly O<>Qol IUfiCflon o/ pro,.ltl Wl'l.,h~t tM }IJIHOI Mt Oootol tlltllltf tlg/ttlhirto ia IIOf lot to 11)1 Ho-. I /Millie C0oM . . _,_,__., __ ...., •lnotltW'r /JOpl )IOU . , . not Cltltati•lt, '"' ESit ,...., mould hiiYI modrl*l 11 _ , . sllow up., 1 pt'OIIIIO(I (lhtollfll> - 1 w,....,.,._,Oom4p..m _ , and fomot10w f01 your cotfYIIn~ Rtm.mw. you m11st brlttg your rw:.lpra. II for .some teaJon you , Aol,_llOfollhl~tng Studlnll AuMtitlon, I ••• qltltt t*'otutO«t- or lUI,...,.,.. ~ -""""'""'~~,.... Q1tie roo.r ,,..,..,,. ro • lrMnd oM hlwt l!lm/111< plttk up your umlnQI. S.. on "••ring• not on• memo.r ot tft• -ln~---­ !Uon " O.•t lttr '"d , ,... Cootr•·· 1 othiH'WII• you would,. tnowtt •• h'fPOCIIIN Your dMM ININH, .totut -.p---lhrl ----D(-.. you toda'f Ollomorrow l """"try twd--. -~t­ tlfll!l to PIOteft •g~lttlf go.-.rrJin«rt «IIOnl wi>K:h lftfy ,.,, WW1 K toflg .. ,_,.,.. _ , -.. """"'P .,,.,,., ,_, ,.. Oltlal. -~ '",., hlll>oolcl- •hould ' ' ,.,, be f1l'iM '"• o..~c .....,..,ol ~ ollo...,ro_.,r 10 flO IMiruH moto1 ""'"l1' lltfllltfy 1110wn 1 must uy that 10 t~ lhMt lctiOM A• I Ilifflor I lntend,to lltren 10 wftomfWf , , . • ~Jtlm•t•lll~ lm1 po11ifH1 IUflM/ng whiCh ,;,y IIOflf , _ lll:lblt. u Mr. MICI< hit dont In '"' ~.,• ot W!twttlttmlnt: ol pult~fl aome z~ 101 ,_,.,,, «Jn•lderttlon. ~ 2. My"'""" ' ot lhl • Is · 1 Numbet ol ICfM udenl mttm,.,_ IntO Itt ot.h«wt.• bllfNI ,udi/JI _ , . . , _ ..Jcit.... _ 2. ~Ilion to .otM ICidlmiC tHOgr•m 1 £119w wrtto lltf 01-.., OJC. 8411, '/011 1>1. . pofiM lftf tmOtlottll fHPOn•• ,,., J'OU hotHHJ lor I ,._,. you llrld It 1mortolnlng lrtOUgh , "" ol tho oludent -~ • D11plw . , , _ _ with,.. community ourtldl the unlv~tr~ll'f ~"'" " " " ,_,,.~.,,. .. D( ' " ' Rom1n'O no., urt J•H~. good old Uotlln lut,., ¥tlllllllt IWiorm · - O f tl>oul 400 I M odd loul!o wflh ,,. R.C. Cl!urt:ll. Ho -- -tll"ill011tf -o/Ol'l'l"l7..,.) wey lttto ,......, and ptO,.stlld tiNt ,.,... IQIIII, It )'OU - ( 1 1 0 lltf Cl!utt:tt ol Ertglond.hoyl Old •1r111 HflflfY 11>1 VIII ptOitllld tHo rull ol no dlw>tce Oy ctNIIng • now Clt!NCit II JollnS, O,rlmu Unl-•lty 11uc1en1 Joe Sp<ovlcllne ~••• Commuter Clnakltte OM/.,.,..,.,.,- ,.,... ogoln, II ,.., ,,. not Rom1n Co- '"'''II«'Pif are • bit outdit«t lor you, tHe Into •coou.nt Mltlkt lui,., King Jr Ho ptrJ/OSIItl 1o1 Civil Rl(lbto In ltriiJnl~ SttiN (I ttopo 11111'0-~"'-,., ,..,J OU.O>IOJI-Io/lllfi. M -1 ID IIJt Oonltltut~ new,..-.,, More Tban KJds II to M~ "rrhlldt., will btt Childfl " 1M empt~u/1 ot my 11m1'Wc "'' to Edllor. I WOCJkll/41 __ "-In -U.m on ._A/tis, \ •• to COII"fiCI 1 quote otttfbuled to moln )'OUf -~~ IC:C;ffOII . _ , ol tit. FICU/I't- _,.,..,.....,.,,.. C.mpu•_tn•r _ol __, ___ ,_wltlt,., w.-H be •.,.,.., hum•n , _. . 10 ,,. ... '',.._,co._ -.,,.,_,.,_,. ,_,. -10 ..,.,.,_,.,lltf - ... thJo ~~~ 00<1'11~ ol our.. lliffl ..... _.... ..... ... --01 PIOO,.,.. ,..,.., ~~·· GSA Rep 10 FSA __ oen MHitl W>te •IOnO "Ytlrll.l,.ot,., 111mNIIon _ , - ,.._,.llotl ... how 10out lltf PIOIUIOf't lm-ll Rllhwlflltt bnJih U/dllltl '-tnim. Tho lfllct. quotl(tmo .. ol YOMIIIIm or blomlrlg N1tlfl ""'' ,.. m•y - • 11.. tn tHo ~borfHI.Ida"' th011 o/ ua In tht ,.,, of yerHIIJ/Im blo.tu•• ''kklt ' " PGflllon ol IHingltogol>out cho,.o, . Thto-lt l>oth lniOIMtll ontllhoN--jr,pp/y-on ~,,., 01 end tn o..,•tmpllflc411on ol ...,., 1 I CIUIIIy Uld. I ,.,"""' IO ""'-!~-- ~61 ... •t~~C~~~Jt• ........ • I ltl.,. tnOIW oM up~oro , . , .. "'UUI1L ... ,....., _ _ ...... 01 ""-"'~~ , '"'" ~- And""'' ""'Oi SIINn a Ant/lolly. ou. to , _ - ~·~I _ _,,,.,,.,_ _ ,Obe SI_ I _ I _.. _toon lttf --..w- t. ~Tho ~lotoiiiObe«/UUI!-Ihe I)'H ol 11>1 II• . _,,., __,_.._,Inti And~_,,_,,,, &tilth~ ... - -. ""' , •lotlgr-""" , u-rld eoon.. " uld, __ t:::!.._,..,,.,., H o -. Mr. l/ld fAro you ,.., - . . . , . did , , rigtlttttlfog ""- 1 lltfl't oAiy �Getting into PT By DAVID de U SJ r-~-------------------. ONttrll,.,ll•l Elhu, ~ otow ..-mJcdqwt-tJ Maot~otwt I ~-.­ ...s no..._. r.. Ulandall biiJI _... ... ... PT " - - l<ll pbaet . . . ao1y Ill lkll"ina ..tq Me¥ .,..,...... thenlpy II&! boc>c>cM a lucradvt .....u .. 01!< or lh< most comprtlllv< depanmenu 01 UB. \ Cblneoe ., ..,ly ., lOOO DC. rvbbln1 ..., u>cd u a B<aun by t11< lhttapvlk: .,..."'. Thai 63 ,...,. ..o: tl1< US SllljoOn Omcral Offoct ..UbliJI><d a dq>artl!l<nl 1D o•.,... modern pbysieallh<nPJ. UB:• P<OIRIII W&J owted O<lly lO lUn 110 >"' k hu alteady booome OG< or "'• lop PT pr..,... iA IM utioo PT Clwrperaon Jane Mallb<oo'J dt>mbto pbyUcalohttapy u "a prof<SDOII that u ~ wotll 1M prc:vauion and uaunau of human " ' - and lh< usodated health po:ol>km•:· Thl• in<lud<:s r..torioc funetion. rellhfnc paon and prevenuna dJU~blluy from do...... Injury or lou of body part Hopdul PT uudenu: mus1 be&in lhdr eurticulum rrcthman )'Cit, 1almt' <Ouna in bioloa), anatomy. cbe:mutry, physJcs. calculus and po)cltoloar Finl year uudmu mu.s. abo me an ''A~IOOIO~I" '"""'tl> 1b• Oo•oslon or UodervadiiAI< Educaooon (DUE) and an "Apptic:atooo Information Sbm •• wuh PT by ohe conciiWCXI or lbc spnna ~n yc&rt. t.he1c "''" no too&~ be thrM cu1• rot PT. lru1Qd, apphcantJC Vrill apply to T M f~lilt< P<OfpotU are abo H~. in .., crron oo keep mi>Cb II<Cidtd PT't oe tilt a arr, are orrtr~na prolh t1wt11t pWot IO OOC or lk ftw l'nQ~ prodlldlll ~...,. bricJtt. The chanca or belna ocup(ed .... olim. Wllb'l lO poopk ror l O -.tMYIIJI y Wl11 haw 10 bt rt)ecttd W'oth In mi.Dd. 1M PT ~works dosdy with DUE Ad"*'- to - • scuclalu for all<mak ""')ors "DUJ: hal btta bdpruJIA · ...mine I"''ll))dhe P1\ IO clloow -. ~.~llloe fl>r a4miloooos II . . , _ , 10 ulaCU< • oht I .S. • ph,_., _... . . . . .0.-.. . therapy It pbutd 01>1 ''ID .. piMZ - .... n&bt ............. ,., - aud<:ntJ do 1101 fd iMo .... pr_,.. Motlbtw said . T'lloJt ..bo do 001 Dill< lht CUI UJII&IIy wm to blo!Qsy, pr)'Chotoay or ""* / , bJ 19!10 wiD bt • """ _ . dqru, .,. ,..,.. (!I' • too ... 1101 aorollod on a PT U11C," -roaow vp " ' Aocordofta 10 .-.,.~. PTt pojoy lbtir cboom lldd, """ tbt aoothet health rdoltd pror... ioto. Upan ll<l<q>lar=, JluckrJIJ bt&Jn ftw th.al do leave II ldlltlly . . OD IO lf*luato liCbqol for racardl, the PT provam durlnc oht Bclna • PT ~ aiJio has io COJIJ, WhDr ohr pr..,... Peat<~~ .., ....h IOC>In .....,..... ~ summ~compleoinc II crodros, Durina tht neat lhr« lotff:loC$lC'fl, IMJ wiU bavc to finlih an' addiUooal Sf credill Wort tMJ bqin an inounship prosram the sprin& or lhtit kruot year. The lnttmabip on.. 1M PT onajor lnro ohrc~ diffucnl sctolnp. Do>< ........, arta, a ...,..,., tllol ,. rdutbilitauvr and • f"lllal Rllllll t111t offm • dqttt or ~y. ''lllfis offilialtd Wltb O•'tt 120 !'<'IIUJ tbt COWIIry, "Monbcwl aolain<d "With Judi a dqrer'or do•cnoty, Jluoknu can d«1 10 study •11<11 oprloou •• th< prcYc.ntlon and CAn or.JIX)nJ injun. bum ueaamem a11.d oh< deparomen1 by Oewnber durin& ohclr sophomof< year for pedioorics," Jh< added. Tbrouch • louery t)'l!em for all tllrct the follo• lnt r.u adml>tlon. COOU>On<nt> Of tht 16 WC<k I PlACE bao:kpouod. thil also It • heavy cliJad...,.J... 1D l>f011>«1IVC PT ullllcnu. "A prof....._. prOIJao ....,., -m.elliliw."' c prcroquiaita pull • lot or •rail\ on tl1< Jtudftll," Mallbtoo> lammttd. ''Thm .. "' · -. . . . tlllt IMU It illolt- r01 . .---------------------->-~ ~JIIObi, • llodlos imporuwooa ...... propam, audeau art r.... 10 c:boooe wMr< they would bkr to &O· Sludeau muse pay ohcv o,.n "'IY, as well U the C'OJl or IWliOn .. U8 Whi~My .,. away rrorn lh< au&. Ahhou&h no priot voluntetf experience i.s requir~. thc , . _.., whlo Mlllt - 1 Wt cu llolp! T•o.Mf ll avlllU!t lloMo ~~~- F'r14or 1 - 10 .,. 14 • lot R )76 (cw oo PT RuclrniJ ohanh to 1M induSIOfl bf ellnoeal Jlf\ICii>e U1 ohdr PfOIBm. "Throuch dtnic:al pn•cticr, or ..hk:h lhcrc ... tbrtt StP\fnCS, llUdcnts ICtUall)' 10 OUl to a htallh tarr facihoy unokr the advlstmeno or • faculty rnembtt ,.ho I• employed'" ohe same "--lcr problem that Mill...... 1101«1 ..., t111t 11 II '"'-'1 tbt • r.,. faaally lo bt morr Ull"""'i,.. mel prcMdt rolf modcla lor our JludeniJ, "I\cr:ordtll&IO Maubt'*$, [f OM 11udeno •can noal.r It thro~&h the proaram "he 0< w ' wiU Ond • Albfy\na e•rrti 10 lhe: With." Will ~e Held: Wednesday through Friday 9/22 - 9/24 MAIN STREET: Goodyear Hall Hamman Hall Diefendorf Annex Undel",,round Nail DOES. YOUR r PENCIL NEEDA PUSH ? a c~ ~ addtd <OIJqlt UKC'flUhip prosram oU"tn JllrpnJQ V.OTING FOR SENATE ELECTIONS mATH TUTORinG --...._. 11:30-7:00 pm 10:00-7:00 pm 9:00-1:00 pm 3:00-9:00 pm AMHERST CAMPUS: SPINE: Capen Candy Counter 9:00..5:00 pnl - --~ 10:00-1:00 pm 11:00-2:00 pm Knox Hall Talbert Bullpen GOVEHE~: visit THE WRITING PLACE \ 01 1 hr t tnh'C"t8lly LOarnln.g ecneef 93ft Rnkty w,u · Am he' nit C&ntpli:S Wine Cellar 9:00-12:00 am EWCOTT Student Chl"' Wilkeson Pub 9:0o::l'2:oo am ~:00-7:00 pm suu .. u ntvf't511)• of New 'bttc at BuHoJo \ "l ......_................ ..... ··_.,_.....__ ~ . • CETOUT AND _ ...... ~~ ......... -"'"""""'···· ...-. ......_......_.. ..... ~-.a-............................. ............ _....... ___....._ ....................... _..._ ._._......,_ ._.._. _. .. ... ...._. ...._of orr.n '""' SII.OOO \o W,OOO," a pnalct for -~~ 3,000 ran. 1M only . .ablbbcd . . . modern • beallh COK IICI<'ft« slnct 1917, U nlike ptC'\'-10U) Alia' ro* ,_., _ llood . r........ r... .. poapk-on... ... .....,..t,_,_,__...,. ,_,qf._ Tlwf. . . . . . . . .,_u!l pmot/leOI(y 01t UB 's pbys~ -...... ......_._ ,_ ____ ..... • · · - - - .... - -~.-..... - ....... -.--...~ VOTE ~ �spOrts/, in short. . I . Royals lose two b<r way 10 lllc 11\UIOIII. ooklt c:oodlcs In lllc women•, aide or in~· llhktlcl ~ • bon.lo cluiruGina .... Tltunday."Sococ« .._.; MJchdk Blraat and teuil IIICDior Ooty Doclu:oh~l botll loll _.... 1 0 - . , Iher r""""I>'C--.. - R Taws, oo lhc-ocber lwlcl, had a hUk beuo liaK or k • Nazantb Co1kae ~ 1be Royal Ddta"J ).2 • ~"~<tina up po11m ror LAlri UCialr 01 ownb<r '"" J1naks and tile duo UB -. or Sbedy WOJ-.M&na .SO... 01 a umber two doubles. _..,.,soccer Tit< UB pt01ram b 111 l.bcir nn~ yew or~ and l.bcir opmona wu anythlna but .,and. Wells Colkae took it to lhe Royals 7.0. Wdlt aoalle, Undo O.ru recorded liJI uva qn • · 8olh ,...,...arc bloction mld.-. ~ 'lrill be a1 S.. 8on•nnrurc on Weclnaday and ltnnl• ..,jJI a nine-day li-. nwth ho171estand on TI>OSC!ay. "*" -. Baseball Bulls split" FredQnia ' . \ • ptrformanoc. Or)m.;, hurled a rour hiur:r and 11ru<k be UB basebailt<&nl split anoth<r • i!oubld!ader lasl Thuroclay 01 Fredonia S.. out d&Jit akina 111e-way. The bau proY!ded alltbe illsunaa« MCded to tale Tit< Bulls;who loll the lint aam< I~ and u......-ry beOI off Orimm. Miller's power carriccl took the seeoocl 11.0, now han an nm 2·2 roc:o<d. lntbe flrll pm<, tile BQJb"hAd a ~lad Wllillllc oo thrcxaall to the secoocl pmt:1R1iila '"""'""' Btuo llnil$ uuptecl (or a su rua tblrd IMina and S1lllk \O,., aloq with a .....,.. " - 1 aloo kepo · up Ius peer, ..,.., 1 sift~)< and a tt1plt. Railey copocd Du Radley pitched ..... ....,..P to we lllc loss. orr~. lllc 8ulb hac! three pla,.n.with two bitS H~iltlcs with his own bit and thr.,. a~ Milkr, 1'<1< Harnmerl aocl Jolin Hoar The Bulls. who played home bul Friclay, will play <Kit collll<ded ror a ooupk to t..p lh< Built do><. another '"'oekcnclr:r • as Canisi"' Collqc comes to town thit Friday. r:rot Orimm pvc the Bulls their ~~ pi\<hina T "-· P SAMPLE SIGNS SUPPORT F mal pr~ (O< tbe ..Sell the F'odd .. eampaip are beUI& mack before the UB fOOtball Bulls opm up thar horne schedule th•~:up';:k, s.M.. 8. Sample was on hand oo1 opply his sianatures 10 the S.udent Auodatlon's (SA) advertlsin& boards, wl\leh will Inform SIUd<niJ, faculty and others that they eon symbolically buy • squar< yard o( Rotary F'ICid. S ampk hac! notbina but olct tlwlp to oay oboQI lhc uhlr:ric pr-. " I r<dy do t!Wtk thu the tnt<reoll<pal< llhlr:ric p r - has a loc todo with inlproVIn& ..... ~liT- aocl tbe iclauifiCOI>on Mth th< <Otnmunity," Sample &ald. "Tit< UB <Otnmunily dWnitdy wants a devdoped athletic protrarn." he said. "It (the already onaoina prO<UJ or pfOif&m d<vdoprnml) wosn't . "'-lor pan In n1y deebloo (to consiclr:r UB's presltl<ncey), but It ,wu nice to haY< a conar~ or mJncls.'' Satripk hu worked wfth llhletko In other major coiJa&cs, •uc:h as Purdue, Nebruu and lndlaM. "Tit< institutloos I have •-orked wllh have hac! aooct. cku uhlr:rlc procrams," be continued. .. TboK arc lh< oaly procrams I "'""ld WO<k wlh ... President Steven B. Semple THE SPECTRUM SA SPONSORS CQ~SERVE . UB-POSTER CONTEST Clossifieds are an efficient w~y oroomin~icnting 636-2208 Conserve Ulls • new enersy conserv.atlon --~'-------- ~pUift----------- .THE STUDy, • All entries must be submlt!ed to SA ( 1 1 1 Talbert) by by Frl: Oct. 8 at 3 p .m . •Entries should be submitted as a " polished rough ", (suitable f or reproduc.t!on as an I 1• 1 7 poster). Maximum of 2 Ink colors, a lso all posters must Include " Conserve UB" PLAC[ •SSO paid for the. chosen entry I :poster must motivate as energy-saving theme at UB For details call: Wendy' Girsky 636-2950 Walter Simpson 636-2025 / 10 . .,_.,...._ , .......... - - - - , �Royals outplay Brockport ......._._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ but lose hockey opener International Affairs I By LAWRENCE R. Mll:TUS RO)al"• bJ'Wd Mandatory Club ~eetlng St•IT " "'" •• olio~"'' (Each club must send a h•••) nw• HO<.kcy lou lltoctpon•a _,., otor - - - - toc:Ote·• ":' Tht dcJmw 1h.r >«<N! hllf. 8rod.por11o ~at tl\t ltn "'"'"" Sptott"'m T lie Women·• F>tld Tum wi sca10n Op<Mr Th•rodo~ aft<.,..,..1CJ Broc~port Stott 1.0 It .... ••ouch lo\• to for tht Royol&. "II'' tat~ 10 "-Ilk IV~rl)' rrom I 0 bot On representative) ckfmden cbd not od<quatdy ro•h their atUJ<klllf r. ..:· ..,d O.mm"'~ ""Aiio 1oah< D<hl>o< '"''lo'" JOJl.Cza~ ,.., cou&ht • btl ""' ol PQSI1t0ll:." II wa1 11VC71"'' fit,l r laytd IPptlflftC."t ,, aoa.l fl\r U8. •rU, but the other lcam pia~ a On lht bfilhtrt Mdr, rrr,hmlln bil bt11C'f."' ~ld Htad CG~Ch lidcadcr Nan.:)' Uonco: tUtnC'd in~ 8<uy O.mm1d.... 8ultht lon .o!id pnforma.nce I) dld h~hman sucks ~ith you a •holt lona<r Htltn Adam• •ho ll )td on,~,. ~h<ft }oU kno• tltal )Ou foiltd to anackllll hnt ~ otc .:arnaltu on so many "h<h<llt Stilts pla)td tU o1n11f orportunlhd u -.Ltb Mlrhomorc Pam Crontn ..oo to" whm you lno-. · Mon ., Sept.•lOth (TODAY) in the Talbert Senate Chambers at 5:30 PM 1 -. )OU'H playtd on lhc f""'ard ~.. for lh< The RO)-.b compl<td) dOnlLnattd the rvu half or lht ....,.•• but f111td 10 co•h on ··Out J.tll,... b<tta;· O.mmo<l. Wd '"" time. SautH J<lftnt 0\ltnlo..n !tad tM lltadon& ltnc from oil< "''" "'"' powoon and .orhotnor< Batb Cr"Jhton ,...., wrild)., the " \\c tpc:nt 1S-80 ~h.tRI of 1hc tust half oo O.oc~ ron·• tnd or th< f>tld •• l>rftmiH' ~Jtf\l,th "' 1 ' 'tef') apparrnt. Brockpon had no \ho" on &Oollln 1ht nut hmlf. and only thrtt ~hOI\ on anal in 1ht \otrond hal( dtftnd« _.1100 of Ihe R1,1 ,,., "I lla\c Jood fttllns.'t •bout lht team," she ~Jd ''The lith arc •otro\t' and the talcm i' dt"<'lopina The Royal't reghu~red If- shOI\ on tht" Brockport rict but none or them manaccd co cron tht- goal raptdly." The co.trh al~ \IUd 1h11 evcn thouat'l lht lot.. "'*"' a da~ppotntmtnl, '' cauld nOt ht d\illcUN uPOn fOf 100 lona Hf don't want 10 bt 100 h,u;;h on thf' I tam abo-ut thl\ bu. •· added c h.a\t to •orL on pulhn1 0\mm.ck • .. I) •n ~~ tn\OC\ th.t OPf'OlaOOn'• &oaJitnckr:· and ,.c do ha"c man) Jood 'htnr" COf111ftUC'd Dlmmtd ''\\ t h~ 100 -tlappt1UO& Oft lht f~ " Jmc "We ha"e 10 spread ou1 our .auad..," \ttn\td Qimm1d " We neal mNt paucncc " ,,.,tat '' W f'liiO\ Ciurt1 ~) ('ft eoa.t International Coordinators hou rs are: M-W-f t 0- t I .AM bod:fidd. O...all, I)Jmmtd ,.., plnstd -.tJh. the lool of I he enure team . I •ani mote pb)cn 1n tM •tfa.... lnA I~Ut W t hi\C to ICI OUf Ill~· Co The Ro)&k nut h\lfm pmc h J&JLRU \\ell\ CoUqc on r rKb) Stpltmbef l• at"4 J'l 1'11 1 r : Studcnt wELCoME BUFFALO ~l Here's "Gourmet" fare U •J .. a Sushi Japanese food 11 1 634·4925 I : AppotntmeotJ Welcome J ~ ~11'~ J1 1 1 1 1 ~ ..~~ 1 I \r!~'' -$"~· \"' ~·• 1 SPECIAL STYLES CREATED JUST FOR YOU! 8171 Main St., W illiamMIIe I" I JUJt East of T raruit 1 from Main·Triansit Mlrt.>• • • • • • ....... <Aeros, AUTO ·CYCLEINSURANCE * Low r•tta, lnst•nt F$ lonna, mootha to P•Y *. out-of·~t•te drivers In foreign studenta/ * 'driving ,All drivers •c:c:epted regerdlen of record ~l•llz.fng 4 Active lneurance =~,e- 896-2700~ ATTENTION ENGINEERS: There will be a short E.S .A . meeting TODAY at 4 pm in 206 Furnas Hall. Officers please attend, all lnterestesd students are welcome . . A~tOIIO" i••••••••cnp This Coupon • • • • • • • • • 10°; 0 0FF : Any S!rvice I ~ 11 :cALL TODAY . ~~ ' ~ Korean faod All Oriental Youngs O riental Food &t Gilt 321 Ensl-ood 837· 1188 Jc h1 Hao• Real. 850 Nlag. Falls Blvd. 832· 1585 ~ L ·s.A. Invites You To Own a. Piec€01 Rotary Field> One dollar will get you 1 square yard and discounts, giveaways, and other valuable pr·izes. 'G et your hunk at ~II . cafeterias.Suppor·t your..team today! · . BUY 4 CHUNK .O F ROTARY FIELD. ·~ Sw<knr Auoctdho11 Varsity Club ~ �Weather ·- - - · ......,..,the» A * )« • ..........., bi1 <lay rO<'OCUI$ bcsidct lllinl ...atller blllooas ood reporu from IDdhidl>ll 1\&lioas ia the NWS's .._..,. dcpeadmcc Oil ...atller l&ldlita. Two tY)Ia or ·l&lelllta ""preocatly wee!; one beina 1M GO.I!S (~ary ()perariooll Envirorun.,ual Sarellite) ~ polar: orbitlna sareWtcs. The GOES ia wee! primarily the vre.inc or Jlorm develop~~~<~~t • or a cfJSW>Ct of 3$,100 KM from earth. Polar orbilina ....Uitts an 8$4 KM above the earth. ' " ' ~ tes pnxluce non-<liaoned or....,.., ..... 00 earth. Com 'nina the two-.elllta, forecasttn iet • well rounded arnounr of infonnarlon. AD rnrnsmialons from the ~• have been ~ bummcn," Joles .,.;d. "Sepcanber wu ro have brill cold and ,..., but for the fln1 " <ian, it's been hOI ood dry." 1\S ll,...n, wllaJevt< the wearhcr-tunu -.-.the forec:a>ter taka !be brunt of the criticism. N..,..IDCborpcopk, sponcas~.m alwaY, seem to ricte the ............,. ror a lousy clay or forecut. , "A women o~~ee cilled ..,e up.. ood blamed me for !be lowy • weather oo ber dauahtcr'a • wtddina... Joles. "She .,.. r<ally .mad at me. I do rake a lot or ldddin&, bur I love it . 5!>mebody wUi always complain but ir's fun." about . ~·vou never aet praise,'" laua,hed McNally. '"Tb<;re are alwoy. from vitw.,., b~r i1 usuolly rums ourthlll they eithu tlstened to a diffeteot weatherman Or looked II the wro.ig day on the r.,. tbe.waum, wdlites are Jenl lO the central c:omplalntJ Coretas~." ~:=::.:__ _ _ _ _ _ recelvina swlon loeated 11 Wallopl. V'qinia. · from !be Aldllte traiumisslons, titRe typa of plc:tures "'" wee!; ruibJe, infrared, ood enhanced infrared. Yisible·meant wll01 you miaht see from tb< Atdlite iltdf. Infrared meanJna thar !be pbot01 The view trom ebove cammo •bowina rernpenuures or dOuds, oceans and gouDd. Enhanced infrliJ'ed liJ'< infrliJ'ed pbolos mad< easi<rto read for the fOrCIOliS\<r. , 'W Jr;:: IIJ'<,;rak ~en:'::W=:I'th ~ a~ bea ~t~ICI\Sl ~·ti=v•'=::::::::='====; bar = we=:=:=='flb Transcendental Meditation and .TM Sidhi Program very importanr rome and b&sieally every forecutlt," say. McNally. "Sardlite pbo(os ore a' bultlleed for a wearbmnan ~he~!' days." "Weatbor,is 1dU vory unj)tedktabi•,X Sbdfldd said. "l!•en with aliJh< instrumentJ 10 Spectrum __..__.;,PJt ...·_otocopylng 51.,, ......... ....d ........., .08 per copy , M.,..,..""""' "'"""" C.D.S. Basement?~ ..--o .. 1- d.ruJ.d ~cu in(ormaOon ..ncl • ftams-f ...If• Harriman Hall . ..!dt....d........,.~ MS.C C.D.S.. PO Boo • · a-......, •. N¥JU25 m•!ic: .,-..,.m. .o.nt$ca0, .,.lld.t..l to d.wlopo A .;.... incfMd~al and~ i.oct compvten. it'm'H ia veey difJicult to '"' an IIIXIInl< for....l out." Slldf"ldd added, ,"We still have aloe to Jearn about !be weather, wilb the weather we aer in Buffale.._,lllis-is a arm place for a wearberman learn." con..teiournen. Public Lectur~ · Each Wednesday at n oolll and 8 pm 27 Jewett Parkway 834-0770 ltii~Y-.1.._ ~ IWI~~..mar ·--------; 1 1 TONIGHT I MondaY. Night 1 Footba ll I 6 ft. screen &.. I free ·popcorn I S I OFF any la rge :· pizza with t his coupon I I On" coupon per pie Engineering Student- Association presents THRESHOLD THE BlUE ANGELS EXPERIENCE. . WANTED MUSICIANS I Cood 011ly 011 9/ l O 1 1 1 I I I I 1 1 ---------· WITH. iNSTRUMENTS To help form " Pep" . Band for home football games. Bring Instruments to Fo~nder' s Plaza noon Wednesday for short rehersal or call: \ TUESDAY NIGHT MQW }'te-Mat~vent You will travel aroun4 the world, experie~ce + 8g and - 3g, and man.uver with the Blue Angels flying show -team. ~ L Spoosored by ESA In coordination with AlAA American Institute of Aerohautlcs and Astronautics . I TUESDAY SEPT: 21, 1982 2 PM· WOLDMAN THEATER . I .. Followed by question _,d lf'ISWer period with a navy pilot ' 12. "'"---· ......... ......,_- . Steph en Wallace 6.36-2450 The Latin American Club wll.l have an Open .H9use Friday,Sept. 24th In · Red · Ja~~et Lounge lbd f~r at 8:00pm . "efreshments will be · served. ·Members and non-members welcome.· · ~ Studenl . ~ �classified ads I OHM.O~~ t;;i,t»t.OO._,..,..,_,..,_.. ...,~'"" ~13W!Mt ......... ~ 11100 ........ l431 ,-fMIR) ttt• UINWT J ... .._--_... ~·~ !..-..~ OCIW.N! ...._,. n .....,....._. ,.... ... ,.,.,.,..., I I ' ~ ..... --...·~ ~ I l j.J ! l ', ' •, I - l ..... ll.Ol'WA"MMI'.f.llll~~ ·-~"""'I)U1. ' """ i""'" """ .,..,., ~~~• nN.M. eo•ll'fll ,.o, c.o .,..,.,., ~Mto• ' •PMO ,.,.,,, !11 .. - . - . . FARM '"IlK LAMI U..M ~wt 10 otiHf fltQ.~ GI•M#CN'M• .,.. -.ar.& WUCH •U.YN OtAGHOinC:Kll _.. Cb41 • • c;,.,.,_,.. LoOt".,.~*' ,, ,. ......,... ....... JOI' lA&.( • ...., ...... . ; : ; .-;;;-;:,.., ' *'• '" .....,..-.c• .,........ """ ..... eAivtinl-.t•"' ,, • .,. .. w ..._. LHC.....OI.._ t»'.._t .OUIIIctltt "I(D(O-;;;--;;;,;;- t.U• .......c.. ~e.--~·....._,.., ........ ........ .......................... . . ~-:.;.0:-,,.,. _ --:----- PEt' RALLY: .......................................................... ~......,......~........,_ c •• , •• ,.,.. ..... . . .... ,,.,,. • • • "'"' •"' "''"'••• f u """""" 0•9•rt'"'•~'~' •• ~IIIOtooyGI~ ,,.,""""'""'IO!iltJ -......,.,.,..,........ . . . .,. . t'-~.;$t.iin01't~··· Ceil '-ii•U' Ol Friday September 24th ~1'1 Jklll~~~ &3U100 ............. -. llllltf"Qtll..lf'l; . . . .,._.,;;-.-..-'-""~ llflftO! llltiOio"IO • tl'l C. .h_ tc~fltJ\1., Ol'l'WO..... ~ ....... ....... J.""-4C.T..&~ .,_~ u.o-.- ..~._,IIJ!o&...,..,_, ·j~PM ......... Outside Alumni Arena Main Entrance· 'NNll-~ .... ~ ............. ,,........._ ............. m ....ZM. ~~ I l't~CMM..... I .. ~-· tH I • - I'\';/\~~ o't • ... I )' 1 •• ~ I ' • [ • a.....-.~,.,.....,...~ .,. "" ~· T L {) t._~ ~ CI.A~ G'flrll _.. w1i ;.,;;-HSt .,. . eN~. M'I!NNot 11tNt " W4Ul, -" b J~~m -•cl '\II IT It f '~ "J:f' ...... ~ Ul .... ················~···············r············· ······· I Nl\ c.t• . 636-2950 ~ ..!:::.. Uft.·----CLASSES NOW FORMING II il ~· 1M2 - 1tl3 SCHEDULE MCAI · L::>AI •tiMAI SAT · ACT . OAT · GRE ·CPA C:..,.... T... Oeeo a - ...... LSAT- Oct. 2 LSAT~4 0120 10/11 11111 LSAT____,. 11LSAT_ . . , _ 11 4120. $114 QIIAT_ Oct. 21 ...M QIIAT_..-.. tl- .. - 12120 OMAT- - 1 1 .. .211 GIIIAT___.,._ 11 _,...;,$11? MCAT ____. . , . I _ .. - - 1112f,, 211, 211 DAT _ OcLI .••.•_ III1 DAT __..,.11 ...2110 Oct. 11 . .... GIIE _ GIIE __Dec. 11 10120 OM 11M GIIE _ . . , . 2:1 ..2121 GIIE _ . . . . 11 4111 IAT ___J)ec. • • •M IAT ___--.:t~ 11. - 1/4 "'r ______:....,. r • an IAT .........._ ........ 4 ....1/U . cal lot a- ....... . 1._ Many Special Guests Free Re-freshments and Other Special Surprises- Nigerian Week Lectures Dmners Displays .· Week of Oct. tst presented by: Nigerian Student Association Undergradu•te Student Assod•tlon A For more Information call ' II • suo SR~~~~~c. SUI-BOARD I INC. Your Student· Services Corpo'r ation ANNOUNCES Posftions Available For University Union Activities Board (UUAB). ._,;f.or r- ---Fall 1982 and. Spring t 983. FINE ARTS RLM COMMmEE ~SSIST ANT CHAIRPERSON:Assists _in the programming of films spo':lsored by UUAB as well as s~pervlslng the ushers. PUILICITY 'ASSISTANT CHAIRPERSON:Asslsts In advertising for UUAB and .coord1nates other Pl!blicity pro ects with other divisions of Sub, Boas:¢ ·.· SOUND TECHNICAL SUPERVISOR)SUpervlses the soun·d for all UUAB and other campus events. SOUND IUS~S M;ANAGERPr<;>mofes and manages the sound component within UUAB. Informal resumes required-listing posltion(s) deslreq &. any pertinent Information. Hand-In materials personally at' Talbert Hall from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Mon. - Fri. . / . -,, 20~ IIR " ' ! - 13 �.......... ..... .,...,.....-- .. ...................... .... .. ..... ...._.IlK .............. .... :::t.':;r:"---:.,.~~~ --- ~ Ill--~., ~ "'II''ff...... 'hl.v..t: ...... ..ouM ............ ~- ltlf --"="==c-::=. ..-ilfTNIO alii COf"t11ll Cflllt«S ~ .am-.....,.. liN..,... ""SUPER FAST PIIIHTINO _.._ •.. ... - . ...;... ' ' ~·.·····- ,....... - - Pr~gnant? ..........-..,.tift ·-·- bive a choice. Y ·-c--.. ... w-·• _·-c-t . ........ ....... ~ S.Nicto. Inc ~ 467:6"346-- ~ ........................... .,...,... .....,,.. . . .,. UN ........ W.~ .., :lUI •,._.,... .~ UW111 \ ------------ .,..~ ~,..on ~~....,_.._LAM l*'t ~ ----eiACH' ............ .m..,....,.,..,._...., ...,...... • ....,AC»o __ . . . . . . . . . ." ....,_ • • ~:f_...... ~ . . . -.~,, .... &._ .. .,. ....... Wt,....,....,_,.....,. ....... , IIAIIf..~_,.._.,_. ~ , ._._~ UUAI MIGHT ~ ..a ~ Ull llf!MD ,......_, ~ ~. OQcllow ' · lJIIO. RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION Arf! you lntf!fntf!d In lf!amlng t~ basta of c~ Chttstlan faith • PJ!<haps In p<f!ptraelon for maJrl<~se to a Christian Pf!B0<1 0< for tnf!lllbf!rsl\lp In a Christian churc:/11 A sertn of elsl)t ~sslons f!t)tl tled ''l>f!r~clvn on Faith" Is Khf!dul~to begin chis Thursdey. 5f!pt~3 . · . at 1 Od 5 a.m . at f!Surre<tlon House. the Lutheran Campus Mlnlst c:enter, 2 University Avenue. for more Information ~ altemallve s.chf!dullng. pie~ c:all Rev, Arlo N.u. Luthf!fan c.mpus Pastor and AdJunc:t Proff!SSOr In RellstG:'!S_S~es. 'It 837·7 575 or 835-1221 . MAKE $12.200 FOR COLLEGE WHU 10U'RE GOING 10 COLLEGE. Give your local Anny Rberve unn a w~ke~ a month and a couple of summers dunng ooliesa!, and' they 11 gJve you over $12,000 for oollege. Up 10 $4.@ tn ooll~ aid is yours jUSl for pnulj! m05l unliS. Plus ov.er $2.200 for twO summer aainJng pmods And another $6,000 for :.etV1111l a w~lcend a l)'lOtlth plus two w-edcs a~ lnt~ 1 For more mfor· rnatiorTt.aiJ any of 1M numbers IISied bc;Jow• Or $U)(> by Dr. uw.en'e R. Blrzon Chiropractor AaMY RESERVE. .AUlOU CAM._ SFC JOHN ................. fiiOOTID ....... 2J'I...,_., ..., ...... , _ . 2711 SheridAn Ek., Suite 105 ( at Parkhurst ) Tonawanda, N.Y. 14150 8 34-8444 c. 4JIMSTRONC Rm 207, F•deral Office Building Buffalo, New Yortt 14202 ,___.........,. ~1650 Cqat 111IUdoe At ......WAn.._. Spons.......,. No Qwirse WEDNESDAY NITE ONLY -SUPER STEREO SAVINGS ELECTRA GAS-4 HOUR STEREO SALE 6.. lo PM Over ·$100,000 In Stereos Must · Wed?esda.y 9122 11EFISHER Go At Big Savings Transit Store Only · ___ . __ nsHDI ,..... lOWiliiJUr¥ SO....- -~ , ., .....,.,_.. l15ltll! .. . . . _r s..-~ .10 Watt Alllf f'M '"'" 15 Watt/ChanMI AM/FM Receiver •Tuned Speakers . - r.... .CtiM:ttt Ded .~ . 2 'llltl " Air 0pe•• S,.Mtn $369 SAVE $~80 SAVE $150 ,--, $559 U WMIJCti>ttte Ml9 D29 UWIUIT,..a.a $2M lOW•u $2M n" site a-. JO- ~ SUt "" ~ 4S · - U1't S2)9 t•w- SMt sut SO-• ~ Ult Ad Storwo Caloloou a"" Funolture SOo/o OFF .WN. Hlelot Oo41 25 Watu 61 ' 2 W"'' Sll'l M 7/pr lC Watts,.. 2 w"" sn' 40 Watu•8" ) W"'' $219 Sl69/IM' 4S Waw 10" 2 W"'' $21'1 $129/pr SO Waw 10" ) W~~:t S2)9 Sl89(1M' SO WMu 10" a... 11oft Sl6'1 Sll'IIM' 60 Watu 10" ) W"'' S24'1 Sl.,/P< 60 W.IU U " l W"'' SU9 ,$U9/pr 75 Wotu 12" a... 11oft S219 Sl59/pr 100 Watts 12" 2 WI/I "'" $219/pr UO Watts 15'' 3 W"'' S499 $37'1/pr mt, Hom• Of F~ Lifetime Service ••• L--------6315 Traoslt Rd. Depew, NY ~5500 �etc~ lJ~otc of the day I 11 want to oomr oul number 011< and noc numbtr two war' ill 1 nuclear SpeotruW. File Pholo aimouncmJeilts p.m., 1030 Otrnc& lUll, AC: u you're ll)laested, drOp by and- wjtac wt'rt abouc. ~~·• Hablll CoH Barwtre1 A ~i..truaured suppon & - I I lat.....,. hi ror u beiDa oontAo& ai to~ul laktw with ,n u......,...._ = on ConcrCSSIIWI John LaFIIc:e.'o om~ In Buffalo or NJ&aara Polltlaol SdOtoc:t' "-c. MtdJloa Mondty, FaUs llloold send a mumc anct a l<tta ~I why cbty Sqx. 20th. 3:00, BtJdy 614. wiib 10 b< an itUtm and a tratUCripl to Rkbard T . Let, Olstrld R<presencative, New Fedual BuDdlnc, Ill w. Ruroo hlblo Losl< ~-Joiot Meetlba ,;;,b • Stred: Buflal~ •. NY 1~202. .td. •DO. ~. Tuu · Maihemati<> Colloq lum, Stpc . 16, 4 p.m., Diefendorf 147, NYPIRC a... nl Jlllb Fry sponsored by Tal Kappa 0. Special ron""'tmrnt mJmmum-<~f 8 houn a weft. "Uioand Wort of un Oodd: A View (Tom !be Naclll:&H" ruest Eric "The Fb.b" Friedman. Tues., S.pt. 2r, Tolbert cof(oc 11 3:30 p.m. in ~tia Common Room, Bullpen. a .... ao-, Ji. shdcor for battortd women and lllch 114. Joins Mtc:tina with Computer Sdooc:e Colloqulum. Sepc. obUdren n...S..volunt..,...lfyou have a few houruweekond 21 , 4p.m., Dic:ftodoriJOS,'"OrapbicThooryol Auodalivity Lnm to Tap ~I Call Ufe Workshops (636-2808) co wouldUkocoworkwilllth<wornenorlh<ebtldrco,pleaecall and WorckbaiQ Pacccrns". Joint Mee\IQa.willa-Jitlllotoplly rqbltr. Workshop SWII Coday •• 4 p.m. Jll>t\ OWsm.ln •• ~ for .. opplieatloo, Our nex~ Colloquium, Ocr. a. ):)() p.m.. BOSy 614. "Tll1kl'• tralllins proaram bqlns on Sept. :lath . Collqe credi1.1 'Oetluctivt Mdbod' ." Joinc Mcctina with Coanirive Sdtnct evallable ror sllldcnu. Colloqulum, Oct . l:l.):JO p.m.. Diefendorf'· "R~ flndla' U '""' to b...... your famYy Ufe, work Ufe, l.oJII<:." For.funher Info., John Corcoran S81 ·16<j() and John academlt Ufe and pmonal Ule? ~Ufe Worhhops-we have a -.·oruhop that will hdp you cope. " How co Balanee 3 P~Lo" S.lllon. The foUo..W. law tcbool$ wiU b< on Kearns 636-lAOS. Livco" btsins Sqx. 29. campus to lntcme.... prospective JtudenU on Tllesday, Sept. 28th- Brooklyn Low Sd1ool, Univenily ol BtidatJ>ol1. U le Worbbops .......alnaooon lnclu.d t Communicali<!n and Vilfanova Univeuity and Rutaers~. NJ. Sian up for lhe Deaf, Super Snacks. How to Balanc:el Uvtiand Anyone lnccrvirw by calUnc 831-3SIS and ask forM... Shea . Sena ~A·rlle!tlty bdui- Monday, Sepc. 20at! <An Jua&Jc. Call 636-2B08 or Jtop by 15 Capen co r(lislcr. p.m. in Slce Conoen 1:1111. Tkk<ts""' priotd •• S.S for Gcn<ral WBFO _... •olutea~ to 11<41' in ~pbases of ualioo Adn:Wslon, S4 for the UB Commun.lcy llftd S1 for Stl>d<nU Th< Nlceriu Stodeal AModalloa in conjunction with the operation. II yi>u would Ulr< 10 be a P11f1 of WBFO, comr to and will be told only .it che door. Undetaraduace Studcnc Asloc:iation b; presentlna "Nigerian on< of the two volunteer orientation meetinas bdna held Week." The week of October Is!. l'ot more iofonnatlon. call September ll .and l2 at 7:30p.m. In Room :lOS Allen (Old. Dtiltlat,._ .Al•IUII Rt<kti-W<dncodty, Sepc. 12 01 '8 S.A. ac 636-29$0. Baird) Hall, MSC. For more info.. ..U 831-lSSS. p.m. lo Ske O:>nc:en IUD. Tkkeu ar<.pricecrac s.s for~ AcimiJ:sii>G. S4 lor che UB Community and s2 lor Slud<DU Job ..1.m.wt.1 P~ . .... Tedt. Worbllop-Moncby, Pr.Law s..ton. South_,tm Univtnity, Scbool or Law, and will be told only ac Ill< door. Sept. 20, J p.m., I Oemens, f,mherll Campus. Thursday: wiU be on campus to incervltw proopectlvc: studcnll on Sepc.lJ, I p.m., 316 Wende. Main St. Campus. A vidcocapeo Friday, October I, 1982. Call M!'f. Shea at 831·3)15 toma.ke - . t M - Colleat U ...._ Is, now ..,.pdnc lnccrview wiU be mown Uld dlJ<tWed. an appc. submiuions of poetty, prOK and anwork (bla&:k and while photos, drawinpand wood<ut prinuooly)apd ~ 0<1 tbe ._,.,., dOft'l, IH<ben- Wbo are they-CAC •oluol<trsl Pr.Le" Sftlot~. 'jVtstun New En&)md Law Scbool will be ·aru. Th< dudlinels,Oct. U . Pis indudeuhon Jlotetnenton Call Th< Commuoity Ac:tion Corps al '31·3521. on campus 10 Interview prospective 11udtncs on T'ueadty, yourtd( and/ or )'Our an and a self addr0$S<CI Jlll!IPtd October 11, 1982. Sian up for inlcrvirws by callirtc Ill-HIS envdoped for raum or submlslions. Send lllbmiuions co Bbdt. Mouotaln U Rrvitw, BMCH •• ~SI Poncr Quad, RIM- Wrtllq W o -,_.,Mondty. Sqx. 20, 2 p.m., and ask for Mn. Sbea. llllicoct. Woldman Thea Ire, Ill Nor_ton, Amheru Campur. W<dntldty, Stpc.ll, 12 noon, llS Parker (MSC). Thursday, Sqx. 30, I p.m., Talbert 211, Amhmt C&ricpus. TecbnlqUtl UUAI eorr....,_ 0pa Mike Serllt. Arc yoo t.altnl<d? for pr~ an efftc:tivc resume wiU be dlstussed. WOUld you like to perform b> fronl or a Uvc: tudlen,oe on • SA "-biJ W - a l l M-&. Toes.. S.pl. Zlst, profcssionlloouod syJtrm7 Would you like 10 be mtmain<d 111rt1o111a Ia hntlo. The Buffalo Comntlttee for BJ.rth Talbert HaU Senile O>aoibers. CootiiCI JerTY Olsat, by our vaJt amount of stlllltnt cakol? Jr-so COIIIC to Open AhematlvC$ will present an evmlog of films and disc:usslon on 636-29$0, for more information. Mike, Thu... , Sepc. 1,1, 1:00 in Hitriman t..ounse. d1ildbinh QPI.Ions on Sundty,. Sept. 26, 7:30. p.m .. at Lafayette l'iabyttriatl Olurth, I?S I!Jm.wood Avenue. No admission ctwae: lklnatlons ~~CC<Pt«<. Fllms are "Dauahters Alpllo Epalloa Odta (AED) Mftti!oa. Stpc. 2J, Thun., at I UUAI ........ Ani NJpt Cab Soltes of T'llllt" ud "Bi(th Place." To obUd oaro or for p.m., 111 Talb<n. present~;B'rr'danci Fri'm.!s, c:omediai> and vonlriloquiJI, Oct. I at 8 p.m. in Talb<n Bullpen. funher ioformadoo, cOil 881·3515 or 83S-69!1S. s.A.s.R...ponut Medlooa on Tuesday, Sqx. 20th at 3:45 Wit~ lllookbo/lor people loot.....,. tn·bdna on alr p.m., S.A.S.H. Room, Rlclae Lea. New memben art mort brM1J r........, tomorrow nilht and every Tucodty nllb• • at S p.m., 100 Allal Hall (old Baird.) . pmooailties, "'ri!en, creative aniJts, publidly llftd safes reps, lhllll welcome. enaineers, more etl(lDeers. end JownaUsm. Apply at 102 A "--lllollo Soc:ktJ Otpolutloul Medloo& on Thun.lJ, Goodyear Hall, 831·2A79. Aa4111o• fO< 8MCU'o ,.-oa "Coeal Dnonolo" have • Stpc., J. IO p.m., Fl1rnu 206. Amh<rJt Qlmpus. Alluudonu been """"""' co Thon. and Fri. thelJrd and 2Ath of Stpc. r_. ,_, Mlcyllo tile Wrldoo& l'll<e...., ....,, We are • free, Invited to auend. Please pt<pll't a mooololl* if availablt and 'also pis wear comfonable clodlin&. The audfcions will be bdd in the 211<1 drOp in .mtJna center for anyone WhO waDIS bell> bqlno!na, T~ bl Moedooc on 9·2211 3JI.m.. Room J, noor lounae or Poner Quad from -6 untli.IO:OO; For funher drafllna, or rovislna .mtJna. We provld< oarduUy trained tuum, t>1onslve rtf~ materials and a comlontble ltlltina Clark HaU. Anyone inc........, in joinlns lhe UB Women'• Info. c:aJI David, 636-S2A). In which 10 "'ork. We""' open Mondor throuab Frldor from Swim Team com< to en orpnizatiooal meetlna on Wed., 10.. and Mondor throu&ll.Thuriday ovtlllnas from 6-9 p.m., Sept. 22 all p.m. io room 3, Clark HaU. If you art untblt to UUA B Fll•s , pu o.. t two li ltchcock typ< make il a slan up. IMd wiU be put oo eo.cb Sw:anne tbriU.rSo-"Olarade" llftd \'Mitaat". TlltSday, Sqx. 21, 1 Baldy HaU, 336. ~·~ orrou on .-n~ noor or Cart ~aU. ~ and 9:00, rti~VeiY.in Filmore 170. No IO<Imbslon charte<f. IMo MoMay ..... l for those who fast all dey oo A8ocllllloo GtMnl ... on Yom IGppur wiU be provided by Food Service and J<wisb Scudal1 \Jolon, Dtuih available al Food Scrnc:c thetkor p.m., Fillmore 320. JiY<ryon< b; wdcoine. Come in and join Ill. UB 1-* on M . W, P. S:~1:00: Clark's Han ())om. The stations. r .club b also IICI:CJl(ina ..., manbers on Wed., Sept. 22. All • ~LowS«Mn.St. LouiJUnlvtnlty,Sd1oolo1Law, wiU be IDdlaa & - o.p.biiiiM Moodtca. llrd Sqx. 19112, 11<11 1><:a1nnett art oodcome. on campus co intervitw prospective studen!l on Tuesday, 326. We plan to fbrrn en uoc~tr~n~c~uace. lndiaJI Studer!! Asoodatlon. AD indian ltudenJJ and aU others interet!~ UB " - - . 0 . ~ on Tbun., Sepc. 16th, 4:00p.m., Sqx. 28th. Call Mrs. Sbea at 831-lSIS to ma.lr.e an appt. p1eae auend th< IIMittU>I· For more Information carl Amllcnt' llubbk Field. If unable co ttlend call Mart.y 6H·I497, 6111-llAl bet...a. 6. p.m. lllld 10 p.m. 83$~ 0< Tony 83$-1920. Alloloo C..wa DIICJIIooriteo ~ who received a 3.5 thch firslle!DCstcr or cum for frtsbrnllll year to join t~ honor oocl<ty. For m<m Info. come to Cllpeo IS or c:aJI 636-2801. ......., S.A. SodOI Meotlas on w~. Sept. 12. 7:JO UB ·· ........ T - T.,-11 on Sat., Oct. l ud Sun .. p.m., Palmer Room, 2nd f1oot Harrinian, MSC. Oct. 3, 10 a.lll., Amhcnt Lues. 47 B. tuah<nl St. ,(...Dadline Is S'ept. 22. from Cualdy's). For addltloaallllfo. call 0,.. &1126-6129 Of' Mnfdaa Ill Sodoly or Toh:f (MASCOT) Bake Sale and WBIO/J'MII ' ~ dl llolol _ . . . , Bob at 8)6.47$S. T-sbln sian "UP oo TUesday, Stpc. 21, 10-l, C'rolby HaU, MondtY and Tuesday, Sqx. 20 .... ll 11 7:)0 p.m. In room l05, Allen M.U, MSC. An)'On<, llltti'CSUIII in beina a W8fO #m 811( Oai>-Stnp In ~ S3S lor clct.aih 00 MSC. _.our Jlowa!IIU Ullna w~·~ 110w acc:el>thll volunlftr b encollfiiCICito tlltend eitllcr ~· 'SA~ ........... onAII&IIII.JI,4p,m.,Oct. 4,111 l'lllllc St.-it .._.........._ on Moodty, " -. :10, oi<30 appllcUionsfCif ... ~lolldH.-dllllsCapraiN. We'tt Talb<n Hall. If you have potitlons pl...- r<t\1111 them by -- -• _, loea!td iD llonm SJS. Harriman fl.all, croup pmoru who binae or last e«tsslvely offered by che Univmily Cowuelina Service. The w«kly proaram starts Monday, October II, 11 3:00 p.m. Call 636-2720 for • fCI'<tnina inttnliew. 01ei movies, arts &lecture8 meetiup . ~ arranae w-·• s..- o..-- J-~~ ~~~- ... sJt.%<1;-l- Sports tnformation ·· · . pr-. MJC· ........to..,_..... ,... t • \. Tho e.-- .• ~- 'Ill~ 1_5 ~- �backpagejsports I ."' .. E ~ l: ~ .3· ... .Q 0 0 <: \ Q, E 2 '2 ~ .1 Bilrrett rolling out Bulls lose a h~artbr~aker, By KEVI N KRUEGER Sptaolto TM !SIJ«trum CLEVELAND, OHIO: September 18- 111< UB football Bulls played tbdr pme as b<st u anyone could last Saturday, in faa, the performance put out by tile team was aC!Od enouab to challen&e some of t.he beot football players on the plan<t. It's too bad they had. to play tile Baldwin· Wall- Y.Uowjackeu- what )'OU miabt Cili a Diviilon"hl ddqation of 11>me of the best fooiball players onthe plll!IC'l . · Tile Bull$, under the leadmltip of quarterback Many ~t. stunned th<' Yellowjackeu by comins within 16 yards of viCIOif. Tile rmal drjve fell shoo u UB (0.2) lost to hOlt Baldwin·Waila<le (2..()} 31·26. lf..'\1{ can be V<lf 5111bbom II home. Siooe tl1eir new artirocialturf stadium opened in 1971, tbdr ho5l record aand$ 11 55 win>. thtte 1.-- and a tie. '!'bey ·have ..alto woo tlleir last I 5 same> in a row on • anilil:ial surfaces. UB almoA became: oilly the third telm to win a. pme in Oeorae FIMie Sladlum, Joinina Baldwin-Wallace and Wiuenbera Uaiverslly. lf.atmt S<t stadium and UB records by pwina S4 times, eonnec:tlna on 32 of those for 334 yards. · .Afona with most pusina yards by one team 034) all or tl1ose fi&ura sh.auered marks for<l<orae Finnie Stadl\'ftl. 0111)( !he number or II!Cmpu wu bertcr than h.l$ old UB .....,rd set last year. B afdwJn.Waila<le rtaiwd tl1dr share of passes from tbe Bulls aerial show u Jackel ddendm picked orr fiw Barrett Uuo~ . "lleloa l.be pusbla team thll ~ are, ~ )1151 can't ift ul*l over lrllen:cptiotu," Had Coacb BiD Dando said, "It'• )lilt aoin& to""-· Some qf the passes that he t!un' should ha~ ,.,... towvcll th.e Sl&nds. He tried to force h, tba& hum ... Hi io abo zcroiaa In on ......,: .,...U., milestofor a Bull.'"'- marks hdd by Jim Rodriauez, '!'ho wu bmncdllltdy replaced by Bariett after hio .,...uatioG, wiD aay In the bonlt,la tittle while loaacr. Alrady hobblirla on a leader rish.t ankle, Barrett wu foroed out or l.bt ....,. with 24 IOCOIId$ left io lJic..aarM with a lblrd _.,. sho4lldor ...,......,.. 111e r.u or bit iojurtcs 111111 bow ...., ............ lit ou&'ls DOt t1IOWII • )'Ot. "I'm~ fonnrd for Mlrty to pt bo.ttlly;•• o.nclo llid, " I~~ bow lon&. tldt ilijwy II 31·26 aoina to bold him up.' We miabt have 10 ae~ a001her ' quartcrhaclc ready... After Baldwin·Walla<le'•left defensive w:lde Pelt -primeau put Barren out of action, Coach Dando ..., in,emeramer second strina QB Ken Hyer. Hycr inherited a situation that Hollywood eould not have dreamed up better. On the Baldwin·WaUace 16 Ylfd line, with 17 seconds to 10 in the aame, UB'.s decisive dri'ie- WI.\ in jeopardy, it founh clown and thineen yards 10 ... was The drive staned on the UB 20 )'ar!lline. Car<fully usin& the rernalnilla 5: 14 pn tlie dock wltll time-<>utS and quitk tails, Barrell dropped bock to throw on 14 or h.l$ 1~ plays. But Hyer. could DOl rmish lhe job. Cansidered too int¥perieoeed "'"" as a Freshman, the Yellowjacket defense forced him out or tl1e shotaun pocket and ul throw an erret pess. · The.4rive would not have been pos1t'"ble if Stne Armstfona, UBiinebackcr, had not bloc:ked Scev• Varaa's altempt tD..., up tile pme with a 37'yard. lidd Joal. Baldwin· Wallace was leadiaa by five at th<: time. ;t. r..ld .... would h.avc forced the Bulb tel SCO<e a touchdown and run a riskier two point conversioa just to lie. The diffcreocc in score an be traced bac:k to the md of the lira h.alf. Witll no time left before h.allllme. Baldwin· Waila<le's Jod Stcin<r plunaed in the end~ ·rrom the one to live his team a2l·l6 halftime lead. ' U B led In t~ame twice. Late in the rust quarter Btmle Weber 1\roke th.e scord<ss.deaitloc:k witll the fin,t or his mkii'OIIIe aoafs. rodd 'tUDe was wanina In the ICilOod quancr when Barreu threW the IOCOOd or his lll.rt<! touchdown passes to Tooy Perc:lvaltD lead 16--14. Others weal to Jobn Oredey and Chris 0' Amico. 'Pat Whitdlead led air r«Ci.vm witll nine r-sK~ons and on }he around · he had 11carriel for 58 yards . "Tile kids overall played a trcroendoui aarn~." . lina.llz<d Danclo, "I'm jwt ~we're aoiaa boaie . 0.2." . n.. Bulls finally 1tart l.beir honle oc:hedule nqn - kCIId • 1tccar1 Field " ' - they cballcrlle .-ber '""'"" of Yellowjacteu, tblt limO f'IOal the . . UDI-*J or Rocloootcr. o.mctime on Satwday b a1 I~ P·l!'· . / 0 .... and He""' atop • Yallowjilrlk~ elm. " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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The Sun le about artistic axpresslon, both In Ierma of what's being ctironlclad and the journallsll who convey 11'\a nawa. We are a cnannellng force by which writers who feel journalism to be more tllan ~alls~leal m..nderlngt and detachmenl may gather, sharpen. and nurture tllalr narraJive craft. ' At an Arts periOdical, we cover Olm. music, llteretura, theatre, dance, u wall •• art , from.palntlng to per1ormanca, probing Into the vitalities and lntanslll.. which render authentic communication as perhaps tha prime lngrfKIIant of a healthy, heartfelt hUmanity. We enmlna verlout lrt forms and, In the long run, ouraalvas, having fun doing so while sherlng that fun with the readerahlp. Thet Ia our thrust. In Ierma ot tone, the Sun Ia nalthM the monotonfKI affetanaaa of wall ern objectiVIty, nor the equally datachfKI confusion of "doing your own thing." Doing your thing Ia polnu..s If you don' t know what the thii)O Ia,. why you're doing what you're doing, and from where you're taking It to. Wa demand substance: Not aloganl•llc pablum. we also permit no l,hrones. Tp' these effects. In addition to our lrlquent reviews, wa often publish critiques pn·tha Slate ol the Arts, how they got that way, and how all Involved ere affected. This has lnvolvfKI concise analylfs of this area's Artscenes, good and bad. Once or twice, chronicling the truth has made tha Sun controversial In the eytl of those whose actions and practices are 'controVtlfalal. Controversy Is not the point, however, ~at matters Is accurately gathering and praaenllng whafa.reatly • happening, Not fuat the facta, but why they are. Or aren't. 2 Sun Dlacouraa A letter of Intent s Art axhlblt ravt.w ...Aflv/ew Adolph Gottlleb'e.art does not offer Itself up readily 8 Thaatra ....t110" Glambrla'a world premiere of None of the Abo~• at the Center The~tre 7 Utlf1lry-wordr Poet Robef1 Bly'a teldlng at ECC's City Campus 8 Cent..,._ Rounder'a hew tieartbeat Iebei brings America tG, reggae ( ~ liYI ravlewa...J/vtshols Marla Muldaur end Dan Hicks end Jorm1 at the Tralf 1l Clnama~.reelJ A relevant documenllry In Atomic Cafe 12 Recordlnga •..grooves and renzles Killing Jokee' Reve/et/ons. and others Prodl&al Sun .,.,....... ... l.'lhNo.Qjof'Sodl-C..fT""' Qooool. ,.,......u..,-.o.. .._ _ AIMICacl\• No/ Oftrdrc: Meru. 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Ra:naftber, •hotvft buys~ paptr abo .ntwnu lu muhl·mUiioa 'wrum and'"" PI«<< ~lriOJ l>o<h local Gailla They roUcd tame: tape or lbt i.ac:rccb'bk, ~n«ftal prcta dollar d<l>u. Pill fa 1hlt t.,ll~ h ial'tiOO !or·f«ddecclo 1m11< MurdQcll'• .................,or hille1muon or liv)'inl 111< ...,,....,.. a1 the Buffalo Hillon• . _ Putloaon. lh« Cowicr'o c...d., u~o~o -.~.-.....,. '"" 1w ( _...,,, ....,. <hM Co<ola ol' duJIIIcil,. ' Tbc:rc't a .-aurt or JoU Cowtel J1 •• praidnn o( C.0.1tl bo)'itb ...~ ~-lea6eod YOKCihMIM-......., It*..,,.,...,.-~ ..aw dow by Sti>O 19 llftka a ...,... COGicl bo fOIWid-ond 11101 .,. Media, .rn...t 10 • - - ia the Ooouior\ . - . · Pf01ipco •u utraDdy raDO&t 111 Dt"~oa fOfert the took oa btl arn•'D atr roc., ~ a h.udwnttm ~ bdo• • ....._.., In 1wJM of ultw ,..., dl.l..qa. ~~.,c. 11tt nau JOWl& faa Ue lootf'd lib a IV)' •ho bad di.toowcred .anabty r.10 o.l<a lr« tbot llr IN<Sooodo)' ..... • ' - k • • olllicldt- IO<dodf,. .,...dhllullo--.,..swo tk rwt.t 111M and u . mull had dxd • buk bll bludf It wu ~1M Mwdcdl t'C'plraCWlltlva were CCIIUta co~ tbt p.,..._..,..lld~ ~ ~ acll...-..cllolthe oas day, Ill< ..... ol' Cowla' r-- ..._..., wo bolcL "I ~ 10 .u. ..... ol ·~· papcr•s I'ICW fortna~ T'bu ....... the COC"k)' kkl .. bo camt io tbtte: ~ ail· unrolduoa MIW1.....,.. orr.,... • . . . . - ,,..._ 1o ._,.... Cowloo .... ...._.. - - ..,., ..... tbt atutioft yean aao to una the paper arOUDd, •bo bad aJwaYJ been tM • ocril>bkd bdow k ...,. odlctll>u oluoc nsh, biller_....,. ol' tqtt front man, and now be wu bt.foa u.1 apln, dl'l'llai anacr. tbe mood ln tM rww~~oom tmned 10mba'. t'i~ rqc impec:c.ably In t PK:rrt Cardin suit whkh now .waned Jtra,nady (D. • reduced co qn.ltal Mat. o( quid, pl)owt hWIMW. It 'AI tM humor a~~~D~udoe wkl!l om other. ~ il w-u aot ot the f<W rCMilfttl'll dtia id the COI.Iftlr)' to ht\-c thb disdaalon. Now ell I cu dUnk ,. fiuina. to tdl u• ht hid laUtd. • of thole •ho 11c hdplas to ea. who hi'Vt" no tonlro4 ovn their tb.&ti.hil fOWD Pl.u JOCltn I kM: &m&llc:f, and inctrievably WJ, dadny. niaklna bed oa Ll, ~· the: fiC't thM 1 ......prcparoc1·· rcw .U...IM IUUIO- Mondq al\<nOOftll\11 the Co1tt11r:S ~ ckmbt. lllc Wt\;al -~CUM •• I lhoct I ialmd u a 1"""111 . . . . . , _ . _ , . IO< U. ll>t//Mo ......., ~ lh< -if subiUdiJ ..... - · - ...... mrolthepapcr'toaff- llonqjn<lb<_._.....,.,_ IU £tttt~UtJ Jt.'~ tb ad tbe ward~ . . . (1"0111 - C.Ewrilcr told ... ....,, "lllllnk a lol olpooploorc11an. . t h e - - ...do .... ,hM ... eo,.;.. - -· ._,... llacllaa ......., _ 10 . . , . ..,......,. o ( - . . . . . , _ .. 10 ... ol<k - ...... )<fled -lhb ...,., ...... !old.......... -· ~ loloo\, .............., dwa ...... !old l h • - o( . . haw to kaw t( tbr papa il to~. b 'a .-.,.. tJdter fro- a ~ o( . . . c-...~ poiM of bcloot 10 .., .........tat • .•• _...,b<_..bkl/th<l.... _ . - . . ..... ..a.. TIMn-•othcr ..... uwcl lolllly,,_.IIM..,..... ..... .... WrioCf oojd 0.ialpooail>k 10 ..... Ill< throuat'a both IIJIPI'fl IMI u«UIJVU frota 1M: two .,..,.., Mel . ... P<<"'lliGa aukuolc _,the c• .,... ...rr 1o-..1 the M.,dodt and IIIII • pouibk ,.,... wu '""".,._, Aad ..... ..-h. lh« propot.al. Some people were thintina of "-ndina jc:tbs rbc:wtwn, CO#t~ .ctcmpctd: l!lllt\11 In rttrOJpCO. was • ~... l111-dhc:h Olher' tbouaht Muntoc:b'llct'mt should be: IICCq)tcd, and JC.iU otbcrs wrrethlntint Of lcavin& thc.blliindl ahOitth«. 'The effort 10 1noase tiJ tbcllladoo: k pvc: away dt.uifW tlehmblftt (Of {r«. That tmMd b miKh u anY\hina U lndic:a&Of lhlol tbt unczruialy, ..... ponk. or the oiluatloa ....... 10 poWIOWardla tod. w.u bdl. • rijcctlooi ol 1h<MW'doc'll ~..,.-·-or k ....ld MaD to be 6tpcoded on a tolid ud e~~~itied dalre 1w chf llarra-s WlJ I wu uopr-ad IO< the r<aliry, llapolc a l - ·1o COGtbtut tht.,...... • all coet, oo matter-~ aHaht ~ 1\ttd For the """"' ......,._, the .... c:ou!4.1>< ..... pnd<, II>< """"'Ill< powoliilooy of Cooon<r foldioa. I dolo' 11t1a1. . . ol' Ill< lhdl)o4K. ao k'•...U.the , .........., _ - - - ~ .. h !.oM of lib ~-- -....,bod ......... - - ,.,. ._._. , ---Ill<. . .,. ,. . 1 .. ..... c.E'J..........-- r...-,.. -'*'- .--.. ._,a-,... ... Bu. 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Tht ........ had .. cdiloi'lol w~~~o:t bdlcd ill ntlllldal lick-. .... ckvtlo91na wiU become • ooc~pcr town. Elthtr w1y, IIIC!CmJ deaf that Buffalo hu d«llned ill popullllooo and t<OftOIOk ballh a cr of itt OWWI."'it., may ooc baw CO\'Ved 'ht neW\ Wlttl u • m lhotoll$haat 0< ,......_. u k• COftlpdil'or, IIAd •• thai II CU. onty tUrpPOI1 ftthtt IWO .IID&lJ ftC'WIPIPCJ'J OC ont ..... _,.,.or or ...., otca. to,....., ~~~ ~I'd -.I.,...,._. ... hdrd Ia I kMtt tilk. I off,ud q>li fO< - . 1 0 Mk<...,. calo.T!Mn-bolooboxboll ....... II wu the «DC* radood S- 111<11......... ha_.s 10 IM eow- , . rdiiOrial •alt. -tlldt ju thret •«b ..,o ratifwd • ac- co.uw:s.ls oow laced wkh )0 to 40 pctCal cuts ;a sitt, and t.hc t-o ,OW'Oift1 •one. . liP--·....S--...,-.. . . . 4 T....... _.,f...__ ....... ...,~ ....- * l'ltw< ad Coaricr. ......t 10 rdlllt. Wh<& Ill< a...for loldloalw- .. ~ ...- - 11101 iwleloctod w....,.. ....,_ YO<\, ilislllc lut olthe--O<III<IInt.l-oob< proodo(lll< rOC'I ..... Buffalo bad IWO~ockpml:i<o~Jy- , . . _ , io or. ir eo..n.. """""* .. tifatyl<..., ,..._ oalalo ...... - =:~~·.::-'· _, .-..-...-...... Of c:ounor. Jt•s ~ 1.0 liiiCu lMic c1aJJ ..._ • WN lllc o"Hws -~~wc:-n...--r.....r-. ... ~·-""" ---l11t1WO-~cd- ........ """-"'< citr'• - ...,. • . - . ""' • _ " " ",..., _""'the , .... _ , ........ , ...... ...,. Thtrul • - COURIEI I - 4 - �COIIIIIER • -·---J (JWit lwft .................. ile.cled, ... . , w=-.rc. ol . . .. Ut..,. .. •raM ., L·, toot'lna. t>od.tt>ovall. thOl tile -IWIJ<iOII ...,.,... til<'""'-· tM QapcniJ~tc or 1M~ ~ •b t0 •poi\MI - WltiDI'-1 aU puv....... - ...... .-,1 Q ollll< -00_. ...hOllh< _ -llllotfol• arr_lllc _ _ .......... oo-. .... .... ~-...,_. o.._.orbcltb....,.. lwnt haoll .-cat,...,...,..,~ too. Epm<ft<O . . Edontd ..........t ...... th< lo.... to ... natu Jo the hw• of eM ~u11kHt. ••compedocm .,.,_,. N t.bc bnc in n«:r)body.''&M eou:nt)' tJiec\lllhot wu qUOied u ..,U.,, OlftdkkriPt UoronWialdy,tl>t ....... ol_._u. bcu st"'cre4 ta clws . .&liCit a.u.ud of a liltdb,. CIOMd. tdtto<iol . .IT,. lllc . .llalo . . . _ ...lit,__ · ........ ..., ""'liPI r........... Killllc - ... - b<com• -.low. 1>\o- abo lu)' ud trrnpoo,tbk, as kAJl.. thll't '*hiJ tOftK' tApea from human na1w~ 8'" • ho knowd Tbt ldtoAJ or tbc C.o11ritr d.IJiermA lit btl._'"" • _,..-nJ>4....,., ............-.-.y. muy and they art wuuct•"~' Hoptr.aly, wt'U 110t ha'«' ~ Y,t\'1 I [11'\ 1, tq .... 1\ -.1 ·~ ~ ,..._,,..._ 'I I • \1 •I ' \I' ' HI Hi I 'I J ' ~ Ia Mon. Nights/Live Rock Appeartng Sept. 13 "SI~VER" 2 UNits Blue for $1.50 .. ·. ,•, ·. ·' '/ . ':.. .. . . •.•:.;;)-. ~ :_ .,- { Weds. Night Ladles Night $3.95 all you c11n drink • for the ladles Aecel.. souvenir glass Uve Ellteruinment ''STEPPIH' OUT'f Ftt. & Sat . Nijhts Pat\)' NitiiU • WHY Best IIMds " VAPOR VOICE" Weds. & Fri. Full Fish Fry Dinner w/Homem'ade soup bar $375 �Adolph Gottlieb: an art of ~tation· I y Rachel Aveney f't.et can rou do with ell artltl lnllmO!y Adotpll . GoiUiaO~ ,.,_..a- la "I .,.,.. ""<~ealreto comm....lcate W Wllh~one. onlyt-­ lhOuQI\It and IMII"QI 11e rtlale<l tomyOWTt?.. Heating thll, your lntllel t'NCII!Dn Uti vaty·• I ) YO<l CO<IId dl""'" him u the llnOSt •Jtt ot anlatt. cr.auno a -,oiWOtll ln hlaOWft •acwm • ~1"9 the lee:! that • ..-y . , . . . , _ ., ..-y rul, m~ Ky ol the ooPVIellon Will not - . e Gotlliet>'a lncltvld...t tl!o"9hta and IMII"Qt, b) You COUld • ....., hit WOtlla, · ·- With thel ellhvde )'011 wouldn't w1nr lo underatand him anyway; . ·c) lnlrlg'*' ~ thta lllppenl at1ltude, you COUld ruU\ to the Albllght·Kno• Art Gatle<y to anow 'hat arrogant b«..·WNIIr up by ~ compr.rntndlng evwy last datell ln hta '¥<)rk. Actually, you don't need to bl put off by GoUIIeb'a etatement It all, lor his WOfk. dttplte hll proclematlon of autOMmy from the general PtJbllc, Ia •ccalllble and unlvenel. Though Gotlllab may heva ahuddered at the tl\0\lght. hla worka 111 probably 1........h e - - o l yet rathlr than uhlbil acuJptufaJ PlclogrOPfl- allOw lhe ertlot'a qualltJM or the ..-um. GoiiiiOb. --olllhe · - - o l the painting ..... _,ec:ll_... - - · - U ··M-ade" and "fl'M ol OO<IIlMM" .,..,.. "" uncletlytng gortcl YONch ._.,....,....... I he I>P!Ung.· oymOolt t/ICI 1\letoglyplla ~ petlplltfel -·-lt.IIIO<e~ the lt>lluttlcee ol bo411 Cart Jvng -*'lipltmltl-fe .... Golti'OO i;nthet(te<l a new OI>CiftiKi>IO ott With hla Plclogooplle; on -"""" whlell,"' Ill • K y - mythic r•fettnCH, ••• I to IUfMIOfl up the C<MIMI)' olthe .,._.a Golllieb, oonuary to the at_a tM*'!t quotlldhefe!n. did WI.,. lo oomm-tt with Olhe<a h .. )UII thai IIIII oommunlcotlon WO<lld occ:vr In the -aclou• .,._.. aubconactoue. Two- aty._ In Gotllleb'o ,_,olre art dl<loc:umenle<l In lhlo uhlbll; Ihe Unatlll Ulu and tho lmoglnary Lllndocapea. The lormer, pelnle<l throughOullhe · tlleO'a, 'are Pt<hiPI bell extmpllfle<l by "The Couplt." In thla palnllng, thick i>ltck outllnaa CtNit 1 new1mora monumental Thlo 1~ ol runhef obllrtetlon cr11k:Jtma. Hla ar1 e«1alnty Ia non· ob~r.e. ...-~ng c:euoi"Q grtel to1h011 • materiel r~blanc.t to c:orroipohd ro ...-y IQulggte and staSh of paint, bu1 hla WOfU retain - " oltl*r polntorly Quallllea. - " ..,.., .., to aalloly the moat camJ¥0fOUI ot oonnlt-HW• G ottlieb't art, thetllore.001 reatrlct ltMff to a parucutar oud;.nc.. lnotead. otyllallc tlm~allono occur Throughout hla artllllc car-. Golllleb l"'f)OMCI bounda<IN upon hla .. Adolpll Got_ wema Liftable to tranalat• 0...,....,._,, Ia.- diuqcloln- With the ottiafa Oucll u thia, the Gottlieb I ·-~ !Of •theline gal..,.,_ """ ...-lcale<l ,.,_!Of_.,..,....._ To . -10-- the II\OiuroUOn of 011 0111o!IC •ang.,.,d It ' " " " - - art- ~on-lforl.becauae nQ( oHor 1-1 up roacllly. Y011 muot otruggle with Gotllleb'o the 011111 II e.,ouJnO. What to '"'-!ant ta not what )'011 . . . (0< ""'al )'011 thlnA 10<1 -~ It lo what )'011 leot • oher -..g Gollliet>'t WOtll. A ottugglel Centjnly. An ellon? Ablolulely. Worth the otruggle ancl ollort? Oil yea. tptawl acroaa t~ carwaa cttnga In front ot 1 bleck-on·black Ad RelnhaJdt canvas, make IMir J\eada et tn. eye.twllchlng pop a.tL, ~~.. aupe<IOtlly 01 their fl••yMr Old Otf19Jing·a al11ttlc ttlent 0\'et that or Jackaon Pollock. Gontlab'a wotk oenettJiy •sc•PH auch PfCIICMa, lh.. - I N Into OCUlplure. enclrclln~ amallor f'l6tographo, Here Golllllb haa lnc:orwated the aulluMd lotma and grid or hit ta.rlltt aer~ In 11'111 UnetiU Ute tbt1taeted Oft the aba1JIC1 to some or thltaaati)OI>utarly objocllonabte J~lic:eo or AbllrOCI Expreutonlom. Whero people ot Ellsworth Ketly. or mutter abOUT card-.techo-pelntatr- ltiOihet Golllleb II,_ The tlyle 11 oleo rouncs In the Imaginary Londaeapea Polnti"QI like " Four Red Clowa•• and "Tho lirozon Soonda No. 2'" highlight the lnc<e4olft9 pP111Ity or Goullab'a "" The.- It lhe · - b e l.. _ the texturol ciiPth of I he u"'*pelntlng ones lhe llalloned 19ac1, and the oontrut ot the dlotlncl ahapeo Ol lhe Uppet lleld and the clutlor of at bnl"'••- v lhe bOIIom Goltllal>la moat wloely kno"" lor hlo " llurot" pelntlnga, •~ wllldl the -"'"or the attltr.. ciUellam lo c:omplele In t h e hel-fea of WC!fU oro the '"burtt a,.. the aymio41 of the ..,,.., Plctograplla luMd lnlo aJic:a of point. Hoveti"Q- m- 1- _ ,,.,..., Soonclollll52). The Albflghl-l(no• A.r1 Gallery lechnlqueo, . - n g and Nllnl"Q hlo loeao wllhln 1 - conll..,111 h e - - maximum tJrP<tst'-1. Aa o ,..un, hla "'9fk oonlolno a lltnlll<l ~ !>' loom. line and color at -~~ ataga olhla~t . TheM clllllncl petlodo In • Gotlll<ob'l - - .,.. tully rOIIf-led In the rec~r.e owhlbltlon currontly on 'flew at the Albtlg/II•Knox All Gelle<y The oxhlblt. oonUnulng ttvough the ol prov1cleo an ........... · - ol Got I · · · 011 WOtll and a good O<luca tlon of the tl\4ory behind the American abotroc't -~Thll coltecllon oonrolnathe Of'lleot.uamt>let ot Gottllab'a woR. ma ny ot whicll ho.. before on public dloplay. The Inti...,.,. o l - Hen<l and Jo h n - · Gollllab'o , _ ,_. at tho Arta St vdenta fAaOul, Ia readily _ , In theM polnii"QI With lhe4r -plloalt on -bra tonee and bulk)'• ........ood lomlo. Oct-. Goltlle<l oonllnue<l to paint In lhlt reallot otylo ttvougl\ the tll30'a, allhouQIIIn the tut yea~a of lhll - - h e tJegon oxPO<Imentlng Will\ IUJTIIhl ' - Y· ~"'-with mute<~ 0<1g1e and mute<~ coloro mak• l r _ l _ l n hla-ol t.hlo petlod, - Ia iiy In 1\la atlll In lhe 1- IIINI""""" by Arlzono-- lime_,, -lc ,.._ or• eolt- ougoootlng dlotant _.a or pt-a. The -•'* agaln on the oontruta of the two , . _ and on the poaal~ 01yllttk: c:en arloe. wartallono The onlal'o lotor - k l bfHk from the tlgldlly ol the eotl· tmpoeed llmlto on Golllieb utlllze<l hat<l-e<lge tachnlq- . ca lllgroplllc petaloicl forma and dlll....,t ollape comblnotlotla. Go!llleb oleo tried 1\la hencl at aculptuN during lhla later petloCI, althouQII .,.,. hlo oHono...,.- • - l ui. Hlo owpor-tatlon In aleel and at,_. 11-. Adolpll- (IIIO:S-1174) Tile Form of lite ThfnO l1tee) / ~-. •7.....,..--noo·.._•.,....... - .1 �I B) Satisfying; C) None of the above - - - - - - --"'1 Bob Stboole7 ,, .,tftl7 tnll('rPflf , , . tnll(,... - (:1\od ... , • .....u ,,.,_ ,..,.,. -.1 Ad" M'l'lf'II/Jif a.no _........._, dw .flU llttd W/WO/·~ o~ ha• -.r ~w: h~tt I l l tint wMd\lftfth, lactd WMh bold ),.. ..., double .,.,,.., Whac·, Mlulna in tbt CCnltt Tkaut'• CModYCtlon of NUM A boWl' r. cbc fuJ!Wmtnt or tl'IC' proaUIC' Of lht« ta:Dn 10 Aa l, ..bk:.l\ I« lht Wlfb. lht PIJJI and C\'\1 or "efY rc:.al dtataacnLo<alll-- .... ,_.. 0 0...11<• ~-. actor. ,,...~«. polia dcc«t•"L. de , h.u adlllat • • -..... ud _ . . , _ , ... t111lw ...t, IW.~. • .,.,...,rl.., !'loY 1a ,.,. r.,;. "" O...b<• ..., - . an IIC'f'UI"&tr a.Dd IN\o-m& job ol portrarana buau ~ lha& I loftecd fo. iOmf'lhma IDOtc fron. tbt wcond K1 chan( mttc) 1w.pm.w and the- comj)ltljoft of a puu:lit W of,,., TOtt ht M:\lh'' to:t'll Yotk c.. ,. aparlnlt'nl, 1911. r c:b.uactnt lu' m«t arc mnnonbk Md mYki· h. dlft,tiUMl'MI for lnttiiK'C' lbtn IIC the JtOmond<b, I fanHI)' tO ck"ucatcd l:liO M (unit) jn ftAin< ~ Jottaor•a.t:n01l4o (Giambra), 1 Je-d chtcf J'* rckQrd aftu a tc¥ca )'dJ tc:UII .a CW•tOo -iw dun• he: wu (tamc.d- r~ bss wtf~t 10 • qnaWc .tibc «MMkla't ropr wl1h 1m draa usc: ..:1 llltllllct) Ht'• haldftlotd a.a6 w:lfu.L Hn .tOll Tur)' (~ ld Pwr8) Yo him and mo-.n .,_ tlw ~ -ortd .tuk carmt fm las mocha. •ho applre1')tl) can com•lftJOCt .,,,,. ftO oor: dk~ -..sc "lrt_, . S.H4'onrtll I~ (Fn>M Ch!l>p'a T,_,ln OI"MO<Hrn All , 1tlea) ' Andre Ita - - Whkh bnft:Ji Ul 10 Tbc:reu (Joan C:.n.ln,, tht- mo&ha .ad, wwjfe •hoK l1~tn1 rtmllnt- "'tt"P aftd c-hallrt 1nd cry 1nd ·~ hall no COrKqM.ton of lbt ph'-Knl Po•errut matcual'ln lhl! qt. bomb&r~ 11138).1~k. U ...,, arr •rth that Jffll DfO\fJ of Uulh\.lnd UftUUth•. S4.. 1~1Ct, lhll.tttl thai ehr famll) '" d)ltiJWt tOGA "'"' a,no~hct m.a.n •hos-t lamU)' l\a, dlfd. Job:MY't fQOmalt Oct.aDdo lhd Oownn .. I r~Q'aef"ful. tusYJni pnfonnafti&Xl 1-tu ~ tt.u md ...,.c otlcure "' hon1d fatt ~ oo b) hat ktiOM H• w. has llft:a MeM-. \ft AoiOa \a VtttU. fot eu) Jftln Ur ~ u\ WHEN THE BUS STOPS GET STUFFED UNSTUffED PIZZA 102-202·302 3.?...59B/I/L£YCol'. D/1AT/10UTH coom:s 103 t.t.NOUtOHE 306 .... """_."-,....l•t.Hl..MO,..,. ..... .,. ...... . ...... ........... ..., .................... ~ ~ I =:-==--..:=-=-=~· t· _ _ .....- -..... - -.. ~·'-"'diM"' I ...... ,......... ,...,.,_) .... . L~;~~---------- . -------------~ I,--B.t.SIC:lOl·~l _ .. _ ,_ _ _ .. , • • • .s f £ c I • MON 7S'BUl'DiliNKS ' TVE 0 W:t:''"!'S d" --~~ W1;Q ~ SHOTS rt , \ II I I C.t.RIIOIIZO 102-202 .....,._, .. _ _ _ _ _ ,... ... , .. - I GROWYOUROWN _ _ ;.. .....- - .. - - .. II I I 1 ·L'Ol·)02 :....::.::.~ 7 --.,~-J ----------------- AI .Aloovo R - """'"' IAI Uwls), Soclal lllaractloe aod Humor. AI .t.niiUio Fw H.- St.o1J. SYRACUSES SL&PI~Il:i.tt ·~~ PIZZA PLANT TIR1Il 8S' L.BA'ITS Ill THE IIOitTIITOWN PlAZA -"'-'~··- 01 JOU - - . ._.___ ._ _c-_ at--· . , , _ _ ~:111-l\. 11 ,..11:)0, f.$&. lh,..l:l l... ..o1 r ....... .... Sllolo.... c~o... 00 - - a1-. .....ca...._,.-· """·lie,..."""' ....... "' ~ �Robert Bly's anti-style: a inatter of form _ _ by Kt'rin AllltrfiJit . ·A ·An j,:oe.;:-!;..:r,.c;:»~ p •• =~~C:."'~·:; ~o/ Slo• .: co"""''""'"' omlod - -... ........s_,...... a ..o-~•• ..., . . . . tOrt or lite ~ : uwt. bl&.llalb (Om.... ::=~~:.:!:.:'.·::C. tw • -as Jo~ <l!hna his pcrlor...,.... • ''I'WIC'I&!lj"f .. .ct 'M A.., .,.At ..... ""_.,.... t.lit .....o l - ) beyoed c:o.pi t 'C" . . . . . . ......,.. &1\a ll)'t pcdoraa..aa lelll ~)' ~ce-. • Era C'can•c)' CoDttc't .-.,.11\1 1\poo l"kiu. _ &rainuium floor. 81J made hlt mtran« o~ or btuili;onknd rwD,ooc- ~ tbt •adic:ntt eo IIK)\f" dQ.-e ro tAt froot Uh • {ll'Ofl~t. au\.,. .-de:, aad a. cto... • the rroe~ Aftu a ...,a •ertuck. IO'IIMiaofiM Bulrllo_ry_ Jot. LoJM. •M jlla 10' bert litO ,a. tQ. . tbal&ftC':f'MOII, roM: 10 lnJrod..u Ill)' ' - " _ . ....... Ill> .._ . promVM:llt mao or ldttn*' M6 =• procudrd b) rccollca • puun&lf1y ~'::z Ill)'--,.. ... _ . - ........ .... ., oylob l a - • - - o f ..... • •, ~,..........,., ~. .,.......,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . ...,... •oce tMI ....C ttruectJ -ted 10 ~c poc:M1 ..., "~ ttM ddcatc. ,._cd rhts ••Jr. -.r or 11w , . q;,., ..,p.u.., o.nd"" · _..oc loot....,.., r - n.. A••" thammbtc nth, anivmt, faibion Aoooi lta.... ''U )OU Ably on tlftW, k)obd 'Nftkd aa the tfd c:haif'\.., the: k'(tcrn dlstUl on lht bnl ltioot, tncllna· •u~ ehr tnnh, I 'llllllttU )'<*the tunh~lfrieod. hMtn: 1M~ •hom I to•e it i.ftsldc •• Bty't OW1t ~• ..:~u<\. he CoOftlt"C''J(,..d oo for 1M ,• .._n4c-f of I be rCiod.IQi # aJJ.o ftfCYTf'd 10 t~ COIIU'tdbOf)' P'(ld.c-• rrw ""'"ft'fal ...mM~~~ c:aa br ro.ct oatr ·~ -Nit-.. •nd4tli,.pn>wy H...... lll>•ti at* to t.ay dDi • ot ~aJ dtottwoa t. .a:q-4.WC. 1*"-rt •••c: '*---of podtt ton. ••Ff'K wnc ..x.I'CUIOa of .. . ......,-n.c w~··~~~~~ Ma&C Mel ..,.of 1M dtva/" ea,. a.«f olffHIIt fOfW w- '" ,._ tl!lot .......,po~~y..., ella~ lty t.l ON' Of ouutandlftl DiX'3ofICMf•J(')ft At OM pot.nf 111 the' IOf'"tUftCX, Bh •D" wtt4 Ute h.t maa.c: Crt • ,.,od okf ftih~ llQ&...., or the • ••p•• toU1Mt,.,. tc"'rhflll the Md-etlct ....... ,..,._ ~.,.. ''P'ttlmd J'O"'"« • ClllifOf'Ne, the ••-ue •oN' \"OIK o.a •• 1'1IM: •'*«11 of_._._ ' ........... oftloc"-1<--of Wo."" ..a-. Ill> • • ~CI' Oikwc dduJ • bMc' w _.,..........._ .,..~ ~~'"'""'. •~*< of ~- Th< .. ~nwud t«konint • rt(t"fft('( tO Lhc hctC"•..t ~ ..-u • lbr quatioft or ptOtiC fonn .... \ "''td dwtut~ or Pr~ .OM.Id ;:.·~":,.tf) :;o::c.~ ~~~d=1~i~an)' of reocM.~nttd tht fncidtnt t• Jft.aiCf ~AU ti\M l...opD Abo remcmbcnl\l bit ~'Cr')' of a...,.. m ~, •• tiM" ~ _,.,..,. Hau'• alfudouk ~of • - . , . , o oootn< "'' ...-u ~.Ill> r«<tala.,._of - - OCIWc:OI Citt C.m'* • WMt dtoq •..., hl.e.,... to .. *::;'' :* ,_...,. : ol ,:,.,.. : . ; . .--()(--·- ----·00 ~_.,, uil c:o-1~. .., ... - --ef··-. =· rcpid. ._ IU.it. . . - . . , . _ • ··-oo.a. fOf'*.,. •• t ~a,:"~~urC' )udatd •-u•d to ~!:"o~:::Sar'~:.,:_c:~=~=·~ T ht 'R..t troijp of poeM~ II)' tc:~ has wntlta dttnitH1y. I) rtall)' til u tona as • ,. not tht utcd thM c:tYNO to •'kh 19:""~-:;~~ ..~ ""~;l'":r:"..,...;:~;:~!!::~~:!!:..!!'loc ~., f.~·~lllv ' 100 "~ famibat rdaatoo.l. ~Y brt•co fatbn'l aftd •otu Ann roUda ru. • /a.~~~nm ~aa it, lilt _..,1M_,..,.,.,. or «cn.ai'A'OIMatO~_t ·· ~tw~t JPG ~ OUI -o-~• (fro. plu~). . .... do- ... t l<>p:ai POUim:sm-·• "J'hn ._,.~to a....Jdle'f''"iC"Qunl fnd!•na .,_,. ~41\tltfol .,. IDd H'lh\UJIU. ~C' pomu, b<lor< road••• ·-n.. I'YodopJ S....'' hli bctattd c,preWQn or kt~c ror l'lu 11 tht la<h<t. G<o~lna old«. 1111 ,.,.., •natbel th< oppottu"''"" ancl W1Mttl .. ot to•una. AtnoQI 8ty't m&n)' . . . . be' b aJ'O • ._i:nd of tecbn fcurC' 10 tiM: c:ont~A.mc:riciiiii!Od•ofthc: cc-:ruCMt aftn tm n. •n.mc.t ot 81, •_. an&,.,.,k ud '"""*"-"*' oe tM Alllcn<aii-UOflloyal..., - · . •tsar Ym thmJCS iS prof,...ct iadeaf EYC:i. ll!iotAP M't .,._ ~ "'*'' tbt ntual fatiM:r lil'iUtl ~ to •uaao a rmUR trx.\ ~nrmtN. my~s poftl)' ue'"'' '" pnmu.m1 and Vlfl) pl.ct'- fA I hot fri._,., rrlntt.J Of AMetlCII-n whVt. I W/Speclal Cum SAGA Buffalo Memorial Aud Tickets are on sale now tt: Festival on Delaware. U.B~ Waterbeds·N·Stufl, Record Theater, National Record Mart, VInyl Jungle, Rock·N·VIdeo. Jerry D'Amico's Music, Perfection Audio, House ol Guitars, All Sam the Record Man Locations, and all the usual Festival Outlets In the States and Canada, ANOT.ii ER CONCERT EVE"{T WELCOME BUF.F ALO ~ •,. f : . : : Friday Sept. I 7th t.JTTU TROLLS Saturday Sept. 18 th TWO HilLS Sunday Sept . 19th ILASnas Monda y Se p t. 20th TALAS Tuesday Sept. 2 1st LmlE TIOLLS W~d nesday Sept. 22nd lll~l Thurs day .Sept. 2 3rd TWO HILLS Friday Sept. 24t h IUZZ ! ~ :; ; ~ i ~ :---------------- : It ;_ ! FRU Admluloa W/Student ID oa Tuesday 1.. Wedlletday fRU DRINK with this ad;..___ Here's \:ourm~t,. fa~e : ,. : Su.hl , Jopanue food Korean food ldt.I.HaH Rat. 850 Nla.. FaUe Bl;cl. 832· 1515 * 1~::, tP !ID '-~ ~0 ~ ~ ~0 *~ ~ -:1f lt AU o.t..&al Yo...... <>nntal Food a Gift S:U E.,.._ood IS7· 1181 i. Li=:.eteJl~==:::::~S:~~~~.:::::~~~.~---J �Heartbeat and Blood ~--bY I ml0-;8101',~1ocu Michell Welah t~Min nIna . .lon of IM muolc PI- C<lf\li<oG on lhe -ll>lllly I hal W\IWU.And wllllt lhollorg« teCOJd com~ oonllne thotnoot.ts to plc~ng up occooJonol oe11 It" •lin opporonllatg•ocolo polontlol, Ihe loll< of PIOvtcllng doplh lnd •orloty on , _ d lo • too grab • bog of ...,.11« - n o lome o1 lhellbtlo (o g --unit- lr>e muolc -lei , _ , , . ttOMConcl llo cull IIOIUL ~one! TroJan) oro 8tltllh ...,..Ponlto Jomoltal> oongwrH•o rang the Clio_. on 1ho goopt~l,_ ol ttooalng.,.. Jo<don, - lhe muolc IIMf,l WOUld CIOOO , eniOtlng lhe ptomi"Md ta.od bl mua accepl..-.ce. mua ......~ - · oto lmpot11d onto \he lJ.$. wholt - o u c h . . CloditOW«- v p ......,..,. .,. _01...., .,!li"'Y. o nd lonfor-. Tlllo ~ dullnellt ac.n.ar10 • • • OM coneequence of the rar.ty o•om•noG IMII wiOely chotlohecl bel,.f lhol lhe audience fat _.lar muolc Is oJmply • nd conctuoivoly divided belwoh the hlp ond I he hotdoo Wf1I<OdlploG IO providing omotlonOI and ldtoiOglcol grlllllelllon, lhlo ldoo woo olngulorly lll·odoplld to unowatancUno whit would act ...ally MpPen whh reggae Fat from t~ty t1tp4oding, the mutlc hi I pr....-.d by mo and llorll of OltiJIIon, by a long PfOCMI of cutu..wat dlttuaioft. u.n..-ct.c:ular but none!- d<omollc In llo' offecll Tlluo lhe eurrtM onornety: lhe -~­ apocaly- hOI noc .,,._, bul il'o oloo d<fhculllo ptltoncl 11>01 lhe mUll<: romoins puroly ond o;mpty Ihe .,.._..of o minority In both loc<ol and nollonol termt, tttfa clrcumatanca maU:a tOt .om. rat'* nagging COfllrodlcl lono A music which MilO oul Ihe Trollarnodoto lot Sltef Pulse and Jtll Mollo, u well at Clark Gym fOt tM Mayteta. gets the grand total of two houra a wMk on tM radio. divideO equally between Paul Otan•a Monday lunchllme ehow on WBFO ana Phi Knab'a Sunday midnight ahOw on outgrowthO ol-1 In AtrwlcO c;lllto. A llWd ond--lltooi!Qiy~l llu been the loltc le b o l - - f l t o lnto roggoo lftot lncludoo both How ,_..,., Sllon.ochoe - d l a dMooon of Rou-AtcotCiilwiiOto and_._,, flfll bate of · - - COflsloito of Linton Kwtsl Jolv\oon' rt IIHI An' Bloo<l, Big Youth'o Some Oroef 'Big ur~. ano Milloy O.old'o S.'fOIId World W01 Throo. Tlltte'o o eonllnully In thlo catalOg olnce 8Jo Youlh tnd Mokey O.tld art bolli " OJ'o" ot lolkovw ortlllo, whllt Union JoMoon It o radical poot wliboo dtclomototY 11y1t hoo e - llnka with the _,..lcu111r poetlco of the,..-., aiYit Thoto'o oleo o concoptuol COfltlnuoty, . . _ ttch oil he lhreoll11010 tnes In n~n way 10 negodala-bo<-. a peroonol ......... ending - - 1. 00, lhe and- cltocendlng-of-tlo.wy-o: OrMd S..t All' 8loo<l ll oonolotonlly powerful, Soll>o Ottar Big Your~ mlgnt bt mora optJr t1t1tc1 Some Oroof orHISoll>o Not So Otttt 81Q Your~ and /WfOnd W011d W•r ThrH 11 conal atenUy vacuous. \ K~ L nlon Jonnoon Ia quilt dtotfnclly nordot lhon IM rut: hlo olbum It aport ond tlark. dlllurblng and ptclbing, t lmool harrowing~ The OOUnd pooOIMirotn fh<o oo" dubbing o t plono ir)d guitar wlllch lo lhe slgnaiUro of ongln«r o.Mia Bo•ell, IOW&rdo tho drum and biN ptodlltdlon of UW h""Nit k< olmc>lecorwtctlon,l- rtlylhm ~-~y roggoo rtootdodln Englond: m r - . pyvot..,ICO art mot~ e\lmiNottcl, the bell• to loc:w on uw·s lntonotlont. ptcMdo mote t h a n ln-tlon 10 fltol> out t h e - . The dtlobtrollon ot Ihe counterpoint bet~ mw1cat rettrelnt and wocal powe< fo moot clttr on "SOnO ot Blood" wlllch lo domlnolld by I he nlgMJrlng motoclte •-~-• ol olngtt VIvian Woolhoto,IM It Ia In Union Johnoon'o 1 lyl~!c:::::.:a~: ;':lr.-:: ~":=~~;.,out of Wtac lndltn expeor·Ntftce In Bllllan. Johneon at1ya vtfY clooo to hll roota. One oono .. dldlcotod to Gtotgo Undo, wllo dltt ooon •"• being bMollltclln lhe woy ol o Olott bl' \he lrlendl)' 8tltloh - . and onothot It dldlcolod to Dlreuo Howo. tdlot ot t h e - " " - Today" and dof-IQO.I nOI IM po1on11y hodlctouo c:horgt ot · -tlng roc:lll holnld" ; -ding IO IM cutlouo wcrldngo olthe Brltloh " - "-4otlon a ~ this c:hotOO Ia lllcl no< ono, grOI lncl pub LKJ ,..,. on')o ··~Tl "-" a... ,.., bol dew ,,.,.. ·-I her U'* IOOC ~or m tt$ ng'OI llgnt OUIO wrth phQ elooo blnt 0101 uncc "'"' lncbl ..,_-....... ~., .__._ / �' ~Mi~ a.,, ::/1'11 ,,"i' •nly agalnat membeu of racial ai'Kt neotaacJat •oopa 111«1 the NotiOnal Front bu1 aloo agalnot West r ""*""*' ""'an w¥ Clllre to them In ...bloc Along wtth ll>o..,·ralatlqjy . - . , . . , oaoos. IU atoo locu- on the lnotrleldal "Wot among tho aooo. •·ont knlla and bottle wialdlng ondomlc not ·nly to IM club and dub clrcull bu'l to Btitlltl yout.l'\ ullures In gentral . .,.... • The denalty of refe.rt.nceato auctl plac.ea • -• 'etll()(lvlllo 'Prison a.nd Raitt on Road c,atn drlg ot tho tf•••on Ohtlto In soulh London and fle.tnpolnt '" last Ut'l rtOII) may bemu-M somt Amttlc&n Uttentfl, -ul whll'a lmpteaa.lve about LKJ Ia tHa confidence ln evelopong thla parochial matOflallnto a b f '•me of 1naty1l.a Thls Is not wtth ·out Ita 'ttffflcuUtn, . . most P<omlnant of Wt!tc:h Ia the aomeotrnn ~"e&lr f•t between Johnson's P<>tltk.al ldlaa and the pocaoyptlc rellgloua Idiom of reggae In genOtal More a rtlcutatl~. theft fa a hJnt of nepotlam In " Man FrH or OlitCul HOwe)."' IInce LKJ II IIIOCilted with oth Howe and hla magazine. While I'm ctrpJng, 1 ''~ aleo t&JH a (IUI!ttion about ''tM righteous •onteoua war•• wt\tch ta Joftnt.on~l 11"1\age fot a knit• gnt b o t - Woat lncllt11 youlha and the pollee utaldo a Jamoo Brown-'· Pvl that togoth« 11U'I anot'* ,,,._..fratJk:lde Ia onty the tlrat "-and,...._. got oomothlng clongo<ouaJy. lose to tnt lei. . thai ,...,lultonary atrugglo '-lust ..-room vk)l!fne.e directed agalnll tM nta,..t aymbol t oppreuton. Such romenltc: lap- do a diU«VVco l Johnaon·• own reputatuk>n u a clear*alghtld and ncornpromlalng proaence among B<ltlah Wut Wtena ~~It be clear. howe¥et, 11\11 LKJ uaoaUy f\.lta n.o " - o f o..d-Aiaft •a~~~y· C<M, bottom-· Pl>olo: "-'"'-(from IIOGfH Blood//Ma-1177) alwgot. ""llo tha Britlah - · a n d . , . _ " * ' ' ..,.., ol "'-' aumnwln the In-ant _,llcQUlO of fftllatlng thai what - - • -ng - . nol r tlola, Johneon wu towk"tg W•t tnctlan communhes ancl propoalng that pooplo mutt be rioting IO< a reaton. Every noandOflhttln Britain llku to ask the opporenlly non.fl>e!O<lcal q""tlon "Why clon'l they all go back wnaro theY· came from?" I woolcl be Inclined to reply thai '1hey" novo - . In Brltoln tong enough to moatly .._ , . from" l.onclon and • 8irmlnglwn and ManchNI« On OtHd Blood, Linton JohNon 1o a Httlo tnoft 1..-.fut: _,An' No mar,., ,.,., rntr ur Come wltlltrttr Wo aro htro /nnf tnptan. - hlng of hla tyr~<at orlgtot>alily. Tho album- convoy tnt range of 8lg Youth aoytu. In rec:ont roar• he'a ,...., to aqrnotimft actutlll atnglng rot he< than talking-· and one rHull Ia the ch-fut, ~any, poppy ' "Time Alone Will Tell!' But tven a performer atlrrel)feasaib4e •• 86g Vou1h takes a beating on 1hlt altNJmta yawning, •ac:ant .,_of one Baatloo' "We Can Wen 11 Ovt " M-.., D<oed-. cllatlnclly u....,.;,lol1_ on the World Ww TNw. oatonalblo jacl<ot of ~ r..oon ...... CIUdOiy- loa ray · A rtet '"''· C"'-tleal OJ lnoplratlon and lha tong list ol pirallcat - · OUOl)NII lhal 8lg Youth rwtalns ~,.., ·ar- lta'a not quite talr to tum to Some Bto Youth, atnoa ,.;lh the dellnllo ouptton or Boy lOlling" and tho poulblt nooptlon of ""Tlmo wmT.U," this 1o noe the Youth'a _, oflol1. On the ocn. hand ft may be truo thai ltlt'f Big Youth album ccntalna u mucfl fl._ HIIIIW· hlo noal -laity 1o tha ..._lftg oJngto trac:lt. "Or- Bay IOIHng" woo a alt..blo hit on r - charta and has oomothlng ol tha OroH - f on' tlloorltinlliOn In lit auguo from a local murder In 10 the hlltory of tlavo How-. the aong rOtnalno myotlfylng to piracy. anyone wt>o _,know aomethlng about the caae In q.,..olon. Tho main cnarar:tw ··~Mec~ to play fO< the HouM of er.ec~·· ( l h a - muatc:'""'ltoaml. and alao aulfws a t the honda ., fha ublqultoua Babylon'"" ~ thla 'P<OOUrnably the mu,..,., 'Jict"" and the aong Ia the<oiOJO an elegy. All he ,... wtoc:wal o...t of undOfatancl!ng· the -.1 ocllolng Ia out of the motTho or' " ' - wnlc:h Ia - " ' n g - hla lelt · . but tho aame exprMIIIOn - • qu~e approprlatt to the rather tired music the album COf\talnt. Thett'a notnlng really oflonalvo h•o, but neitnor 11 one.o anything rHIIy tnaplred, and lt'a dllftc:ult not t o tho~~ common -lnotor donco with a!Nne flaccidly .,., tori)Oiooblllty thit l"'plla. You got fllty mlnvtoa 01 muotc: IO< you1 -,o. bulthet'a ar:tualy part oltnt """""" ovory - ' ! l trac:lt t-lo Ia l o l - 1>1' o.oio ,..,..,,_ -e n - Ptay;· 1>u1 rwo~y lo otwe any ruoon tor the tlrtf'\lliOn l>lyond the .~~tualll- of dlocodlcha 10unr1 ollar:t.. Tha trac:lta aro mt.ld 1>1' the young dubfnaatOfo SCiontlat. Jtho I wouoo credit with the retoll•oty lively porcuulon -union l'fll ]uot kidding myMII Into finding aornorh/np allractlw about thla album. ThoJinor notM aloo e<edll Mikey Orood'a burlclloa Tnt Clalh with "awwtlnoP<otiOn" lithia Ia tnt moot they con lnoplre. how the mighty nave fallon I o u - thlo ,_.,Ia -tlatl)o. doooppolnt..,..,t; MJQy Oreed haa gMn nota a number of 1.11\01 I'll "''" _ , . up wtlh aomothlng, and It'a gelling lutl a little tiring to walt f4>9<.<-•. ,.,...,,7---:-(......._ .,.,........... �live shots I }ljcks re-emerges, Muldaur re-examines;. The Tralf is re-visited 0,.. HlotbiMula M...._, M arl a Ma" a ~r/0.. Hl~h- C•f,- S,ptMtbu ...,. .,. . . ,. • S·- _..., ..... "'0.. Tr•lf•m11dor~ II u.. Tnlf. ~~ere ..- - lk uwd 111 HrlJ..., ...... ,.._ W•IJI!IftaiO-I«III<IIp.a ..,,..,. ... lh< I P m . ,......_ ,.,.,... tbt loU >bow prollobly c:anecUC!Cl. ,\fta aU, ho-. m~ toc:allntcraa coukt tbcrt bt tft tc!lriQc I pab of K\1 .tlo'd, had ~,llm.. dy OM and t.breeoquarter kib bctwun thaa, and nm tMft 4&tlft.a beck .tmos. dab• ,...., Wdl, I aoo4olilt /Of - a o l , . oh< woc o( oho-. AJtllo<IP boo~ ..... Oily ....Wy ....,..,s ,,.......... . - - ... ,_- ( llidJ ltll .......... by llfda""*<, lo(illdur ooot . . . o(f 10 .,.,. fO< hc7 Ul)"'al da..,..G" ....s . . - l i n rdl&i<M bdid>)• ..., ..... ,_.,. ........... .....uc- ..... .._Oil .............. _ . ,... ........- - . . . . - . -: lolb they -at' coeaQ~lO t«~ ud dtda't . . ....,. Janna: living up ~o th~ legend. J onna Kauko~a- Tralj11madorr ' 'A I I "Oen~s" to name j~at a few. l.qtnds know what the people want to hear, the Cif•- SrpttmiHr 9 or the World," and ur~ I 've lkco A Travelilll Man . .. Lqcnd is tbc way Jom Santella or wuwu radto introduced ex-Jdfersoo AirpiaM, tx· HOI Tuna, and ex· Vital Pans aultarisl Jorma Kaukonm . There aren't aWiy lqmds runni111 kro11nd anymore, most fallina prey to !he many wonderful forms or over-lndulaenee available. llcina. a legend is hard work nowadays. · Armed whh two Ovations and one custom electric· guitar, Jorma slid riaht into thosetunei that have. made him a leaend: ".Hesitation Blues," "Sun's Oonna Shine in My Back Door," "I Am The LiJht· II M.y same oonas a hwndred times over. Just think of the poor lqmd, ha:viJII to play the same thin& r-after year after year. But Itt's 110( act canitd any here. l.qcnds enWI DO somahina tn oa:der to attain that status. lonna dtfillftely does his thina well: tbc man can play the blues. and with a style complelely Wllque from his contempOraries. There is also this 110~ or JQOfy, easy aolna streak In the man wbk:b is so not!oeably lackina in today's bland and/overly ICJ<U&l performen. Consider Ills "Ora~~&e Juice Blues •· and his rcmindin& all involved that ~his~ not to be taltm too 1<rlously. The crowd also ck::serws a few words. Aak Jim Santella, who couldn't Jet iu~.J:bcy were then to bear Jorma and they wens~'t aoma to Iii quietly for anyooe eltc. Evay 1001 was roo.siJIIIy cbccred, no matter how411any times it bas been beard bdoce or how ltwu nom pia~. And I heard the late show was ...:n better. Th0' always scaD to be. Any performer who has been around u lona as Jorma and can still draw them in to - hlm play the same old sonas mull be doina somethina riaht and this sholjld warrant respect from all musk fDv<rs. Afttt all. the man Is a lqend. Ssor Traut.r Becaon Uutroclta Tbeclaas!o lnl.rOducUon t.o Seca. Jus~ ruJ & g1&88 wtUl tee and pour in Hlram Walker Triple Bee. . Jllxed·up Beca. Therea not.hlng like Sees 1n m1xec:1 pomJ)IUlY. J~ m.l:l: I' oz. Rlram WoJlt.erTriJ)]e&lc, ll' oz. Two Fingers 'nlqull& and · & splashofllmeJuioe. Olel ':b'ipe llec Of all tha ' dltfenmt SeCe. Bplaah¥ llec• WantyourSeoa •lliilll.,;illfllo ~ epe.rkle'i' .. • Add & eJ)]aab of aod& w y11ur H1ra.m Wa.lker 'll'tple Bee And let lt we~ your wlll.etJe. . ' o~ Rlram W&lker Tl;ple Bee 1B made with succuien~ Span18h &nd OuraQ&O (\oranges. One alp will con'vinoe you. Hiram Walker 1s the greatest. name In Triple Sec. HIJIAM WAI..... IftlDLl!! SEC ,..,.,_,........_.... ._...,~PO-- ...... -....__.;;..-.::;;;::-.~ ..~rl~~~t "'_,_Utll.- - �reels ·A1DMCCAFE y Delrdr' Mar11n . ~~t.~.~~ t;:'~ oofttr T '""'urea •• aU etood • ., f*o'l on Old oOooo tn11 clolml, "Knowledge 11 PO"' If •• I'm e«taln that thll not~ I• ~thing ne-w to att)' gO¥e<nlng body, onc._,t Of mode<n Ooi)<Mng tho f)OI)uloco ol •lllllniOf....tiOn that rolotll ' Otroetly to tholr u..,, Of - . .. dtotonton ol tho focll thlt they u dllzonl """" o rlgh~ to be prhry to, IIU long - a n olloetlve toOl uHdoC>y -"'"""'to k - tho In lhroll F - ond tgnO<an<lO oombtnolo . ,..,, l<lbmlnlon ond poUIYIIy, "wllot you qon1 11.n0w ...,.., nun roU-wntt ,_ know wnt •• me- The akltful manlpulauon or tne poat WOfto War II US m«~lallty ot tOCitly by 11'\t US gcwernm.ru and mlilllry to bfouglll to tlg~t In T~o Atomic C.ft, I dtYIIIIIIng dOCUIJ'If\llrY wt\ICh dJaptayt hOw effective m111 media waa In tololly nooowtnklng '"' us puottc The fllm 'a lltlt come& hom a lood eatabllthment of u'aLera rnat Indeed bcHt lhat name. II becomea t'itd.,l how dtttrtoua Atomtc ftvet m•d.t tM Ameflcan ~. from drin.ks catted ~ Atomk: Coc.lttafl .. to towna tl(lamec:J AIO<nlc: C.ty In tho mld-woot The oresence and pewee: ot tM Damb m - liMit 11.n0wn In tno mo•t mfftute tate\ ot Af'Ntleln ••. .116111 ct>anc. of ouniWtt!O an all-out bomb·att.ck. Pretty tunny. oh'l 1 think 10.. Tilt Atom to C41o maket for aome oenu'ne mecabfe humor. • Try to lot-. tho In lty oil thlo ln¥01..... In OftMf to ,_ whll tho gO¥o<ncnent _ . . , " ' . . being~~ - slm~ton• thlt t h o , _ wu ··oooa." 1t wu ~to rolnlotoe tho notiOn lhoJ 11\e uhlmate 'Weapon of annw.llauon wu 10 be used to ""-P tho peoco.· So 1:419 ttHII uo to th41 clip of tho not..._ of B••ln!lllond, wMro tho lounn bomb wu tes.ted t-t«e the nauw.. are totd that the bomb •ut be I " peocoi<M!* IOf monklnO " Tn611 a.ru'!ounetr on ~tight lUI =o an ...""'"' ooe• furt.i\ec,to gaily eaptaJn ·-rnet tne 1011 oocount ollho ••ociiiiOn or Etnol ond Ju1Juo -nbo<g 11 Sino Sing, oomp~to with tno obM<VotiOn lhll omolco ro.. from Elhll'e u ""' f~oo. An~ you'ro tnfnklt!O of ""'1110 lot Ed Koch? The utter naivete ot tN " TMEMI\IS leleology" II , ~IC:ulorly Ironic t~y .- - tho ~~~;:,:~r:o':~·~"~ oeapl\e the tact that their ltltnd will be totally ouuoy.O oome July 111. But tl>oy ott wolt e>MoHd lhot tno Y1nu ore going to oOd o It tile ellcitement 10 their Nvet " n-.o I,__ Cet• waa the bftlnc:f'l!l4 ~~ truee l~ent tUmmaMra Jeyne l.Oidet an4 IM bfOitlefl PttrC-t and K. .ln Aollorty Togetntr tnoy apent C•o•o to five yeera reklng through every major mltltaty anCI governm&nt 111m archive In tne cOtJntry fOf Amtrlc:a n atomic propagenda of the '40. and '&Oa. They elto didn't neglect mua media produced racHo, television and popular muatc of tM aame l)<lflod Tilt mull II o b<llllantly CO<npfloO ond upotlly Ju.. lpoled concsenaatfon of ••cefptt aeteeted lnd oOitoO frO<n 11101 mottflli It Ia an emazinQ Utm. almultaneousty ornusln11 ond hOfrillc, lllndit!O u IUtlmOfly \0 11>0 OIMIUfCiity Ond crau.....,. ot thOM In po•er wr..n It ""'""' IO dKOpiiOn Tho magntlude of the tenet .. norh•ng ahort ol b<ootntoklng. --··1Mn11 gorlllt\c~ ol -~"'"""' ,....,... ....,. Intent on l>ICJ< to I!Mt gooo oiG ~P g;rto - • gorto. DOyO - • DOyO, ComrNee w.-e o.cs, •tMS t,_. ,... limOIY no UnfOflunotoiY, tno I..O.t- 11u come to e.:lat In our IHet.k'noe, -*'eo •moM Third Wotlcl notl0n1ilkl Pokltton hove 11>0 buying po- to purcmaH nudeer w.apona ltfe Moments like the&e are ffeqUtl'lt tn Tho Atomic C•ll. - • tno IOiocy ot the alluatlon Ia ao COf\CIMIY c-aptultid that Of\e II Oumbfou-. and !no C¥11Y rttea.se Is ftttf\IOUI laugh,., One• C.lt haa ettec:tf'iely 4tmOnltrlltd hQw we wete nyp~otltOO Into beii.VIng lhttlho bOmb ~Nat u good lor ua &I oronomo•o chlcl<erl ooup, It =:'!~~'~f.":':::~~ the circulate Ia cofolsal tn ttl dlotortfon. Moro T~o .... tomlc 1:4/o II I !zing lklp down - Y lone In our lnd ff11011 "'continue• to bombard our tntelt.ct w'ltt't 1 potpourrf of mat.rtal rolotlno to clwll ~fonae. AI Clomp """'me< ·OMen Aock. - · hundr- of go oround lo -- ' uplolnlt!O whll f-o to..- In o two wook '""'"' ~It: • man •dloduatM now, upon .....,QIIIO from"1;1> t>omb tholftf onould IM<o lMI on atlock, the<O will 0t lowe<"""'"'' •o f-~ •"4l' ·tno euM¥Ora wltl ~to dJYide tne 1 - up•; tronqulllzott oro odVIHd In O<de< to MMihl 1traln of II waoo't tunny tiWI. ond truly," lo<!1 t.,ny ftOW Tho publlo ~~ thll •• -llMihold reacot~t•twe few t~ gulldhty, ""'ICI\Ift retrospect - r o COt'Mdlc: One muot - • l y QU!Mit'otllf th•not .,, ,.,,~any dlfforont t~Y we'd otltl ilkl to tnot tnooo wno are tn ttttnee controUino our t!Yn art acting tn our beat lnteteata But we alao ttult myth,~ trodOon on ,_.toOty by to1llty, ""*"""' Dolo-.. bel"'"' "now 11oCI• 1\ har~ and hardef to rouM Jtooll uo again ill JntoHio611t belnga W'tlf't • COI\Cifn for humankind end Us eurvtvaJ. w. can' dtomtu tho tunooy ollho notiOn thol 1 lttnltOO CO.~.o ourmoble) _ , "" II f - - . The tuuo of 1 CI\III.Of ot """'" lotto"'lng I blutll 01 com totting •• tho notiO<I •••• r•d~l"'" can bl wunec~a-way. At one pOint In tno Jwn, !lwtG/It E l - ..plain& bow much mote wo'W ~ tclln11flcol!y thin we are 10 hondle omotiOnllfy ond oulta, IMIC~ to tno dlyo ot YO<• """*- oro ollowOd tho prMieOf wnon our wono pkluro conelaiOO of OIMIIMng o cMtonatiOn ot cloM ••tvan va. Gl Joe ·· r11100, they ... tOld IIIII on "'~""' 11 • o - u l algnt to Clnool\tootiOf, · - from o US quoMty to u. oo ti>Oy con-toeS tno Air FOfco ntrn. dopkls AUUiont 01 ~ They are atao totO U\al bomb to Olv1tliiY In to )uollly ' IMifngoolomn, o q u o -. thoro oro only tnroo thlt!O• to 11>0 n.tng of US mllltoryrobot !zoO goons, -1>11 ot couroo - . y ot>out-l>lls~ holt, ond Thuo. then Prooldont Merry Truman tno '""'"'""'or the Tot II State rodl'ltiOn- ond thlt " rodlotlon 11 doeloru. 'Woll>onk God !hot It lf'dooel, a g:lan\ 1111 Is ...,. tno lUll lm9Qflont olloc:t to - . y h•s eotne to u1 lnatead of out ol>Ouf " tma_anJng dOwFl upoott a !1\IP Of enemy, end wa pray that he may Ute •·tr" WOC1d .. Seen•• of 'peQp1t T ho film opone with loot ago frO<n gutdt US IO UN It lor f\11 WIVI lnCI goto mott and mOJo tudlctouo pltoOIIIO bonners doclorit!O "Every lor t\!a pLHpoaea:' 1.1 the plct~.ne goea on. ar\d 1 wtt" ot 1mmtn.nt ..llnc:tlon naa tno ""' direct oppflcatiOn of us Commun1lt 11 Mascow"a apy.. to And we ell know who that t!Mtl It ,..,, po01lbto to llat every lMICOtno unbeooooty rill, tho timely muac•• tt\lt oocuntd on Auguat e, 1hl unfOfgeHabte perveraUy of the 1114~, whore It took only twonly·lf•e enemy was and i1. don't we. bOyt clip uMd In T~o Atomic COl•; ttlouo o! Tile Atomic C • l o McC4rthy hearl~gl OJt opllc.O 1nO glrlo? I'll OJVO you o hint- roO chUdten leArn 10 " duck and ccwtw'' • u a oroeaome remlnd&f thar -.e1ye SICOndt lOr 111 enlltt city to pe•feotly and brought to o mO<bl<l dlllppear. TfirH daya tater we11 tM cok>t commonly aaaoclattcS trom Ben ttlot canoon . turtJeflt---.!2.ome full e ire.., nua time we heve culmina~ ton when we h,_r a jolt by with ''tllem," Tho lmDoclllc ont~ gave a command pertOfmance at expoHd to radlatk>~p.t·re to«t '"' knowledge; wt' won't be Naoa.utd. The entire venture ot HltoahJma 11 described by Paul thorougnly • two women tho POW• Tibbolo, tho pilot of I!Mt Enol• Goy, IS being " o !*IOCIIY uM¥Citft!O. tOUIIIto tlllnQ-IIWI wl oow tho dornooo. " Tht EnOlo Goy Is ~n eurmng gri!Cetutty a~~tay .. tho oil roo fomllllr bltfowfng T ~ 11e gup In DC oloo 111<1 ro make &ufe that we rNt&t.tes that tho t>omb 111c1 • oenoln mylflcai .._.,tlrlly ot =.::~"~:~~~~::.":.. I, lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiii~'VI''Wuh - cloUd n101. But oubeequollt -•tiona coulcl ""' tum ewer -~ ttom the rt¥01ting IOOIOOf Of IWO J lpoMM Citin - l n g , not from tno · hOff'Of lhot I UCh -f>ONY ontli ... Then, like now, we • .,, ee.red. And IIWI,1lkl now, JlngolltT) run• romP'<>I. wnor - " ' " -louo wnlle vttwlng Tnollromlo C41t to tntt the 'llrul•nt propagenda of that !HI wu bulcoUyt-fold lo purpou< Ffrot, 'tho moOII tiiiU 1 - It lo tollt to conwlnc. tho Amorlcon people o r tno etrotoglc llocHtfly -lou• "' - f~ , -1tn;,ond Addrasa _ ,. .ponc~enc;e lo: Prodlcal Sun • 1• Baldy Hall SUNY at ~11110 8 UIII IO,NY 14280 All contrlbuiiOno ara more than welcome, but the publllhe< not aeaume ra~siDltlty Ia< untollclted materialS atld will ftlurnonty tho" accompa nied J)y a atampad, aell·adjlrtaHCI erwel .l " I I Frtday • Saturday wH)t thla ticket Expires ~/18/82 I I I' I I ·I ~~--------------------~ den*' ~~1 Watem New York'• #llntemadooal New Wave Nlgbt Club Sept. 17th. NlW TOYS Sept. 18th THE ELEMENTS Sept. 19th EllCT~MAN Sept. tht IU~T9.'RAS Sept. 22nd NIGHTe&Awuas Sept. 23rd ·JlTSONS Sept. 24th VICI&OYSwttll ·DIUOYIUOP Sept. 25th ILUlmD Sept. 26th MWTOYS Sept. 29th loaDS Of THE NIWCHUKit FREE Hot . . . a Hall!._,.. MIXJED DRINKS I for the prk:e o f 1 oa Wecf• . tluu Sat. CANADI~N ,MONEY AT PAR �fr 'e~Zi~S groD\{BS & . . Killin& Jok~ Rtvelations (E.G./Jem) /' R _.._.r...... Plh- '-U. o1 Jau. wOH-OAHNSn-;;::. lito u.: ton.~. ,o. wn t pan or the •ll'dant:t· WNa • ard.anor:l - 0 1 w""'1 Moft lllot.,_IQp 00 tile w •. J,., IWI'OM • .Obllc'l-• "'t"kllooc-. ror ... dlkt ._,lllc _..., iDTtol-~- .... ....... roctbkco •lloi\Oioo- · - lalio. ,..,... So .u.u.: .............. Mosocolly, Rrw#Miotu it a b4blcl otftl. . ol IWllftl Jokc't rtne l'fi'O LPa. 'They sed lO motlv~ (JI'tOlivatioa I• )'011- Hkc dan<-lnl. a<q>1 dit~ a od ~~ CDMiaucs ,n.tc ..., _ . , , _1 MIMI r\~ ._. "\1!11 _Paul , _ ... .... noor to. ........ we .. """lofty • - - .,. *'l>cnlcly IWcocnP<d dtUw:rW~& • moM~'"" ___ .,.crbiatf. Too,...,. words., too muctt 1o dlaat . Wllil< ,..,...,. .....b.. 111cr< w]lb ,..., had cocl ed. li11a1oO. to Klllioa Joke ....,.,. tbc plllolk o1 tbc w ...,. . ~~:· ~..=.~:~~ca.:."::;~~ ~ \ fOt ...., It ...., ••tiff 8111 " ...... ftdaq And that b ""'1 !f..-JM.Ir..,. "'""' tbM iu . , . -. TIMr<'o • - " ' ladt o l - , ... 1 1 1 1 - .,..._,_ .. .u... - _ , - - · 1oJ lk way, . . olllltdY .._ an.::·.. •bOnd P!w .:ran• for orcnll _. .............. _-. ~- __..... ~oor~. thal1>- . . . _ _ "VIalna "Kllliftl Jokt h u - Coo•r Mluwoa, a ... de.• .. ~ a broolkr bload uo1 - oq-aodliop.~' yo.u,•, fOGIM(:t: . . ., ~ • ~IIOid Tlw ruu1t is - ...,_ _ 1o o11ao Ploek'o Kedio bao- Kilioa Job 10101' '"".._ r~. pr~ a ft:W crcadw- .wrpma (lhc droaifle dWtU, (Of lntlantt) WM~1 trl\odU'I 100 fat Orf belt. Rtm.l#otll at.a)' be 1 bllk 100 budlettu.al tome lUtts, bol IWhnt lou lw .._ • bud 111M hod to PfO¥< rOt thamct.noo...,.,.:t:.Wccall.-c.a.-. No-.a - · _ w i l ....,.. ....._lllai~A:C;, Eddie Money No Control · (Columbia) I ·,-c: w. ~ura.t to t.W. .,_, ror a rcw ....a ..... dida'l . . lro.d lO radona tbc lyn< obcu uiJI j1o>l 110"(- *"' Thcy doft't eo matdn the m..uc: it brlaM, uubtt'MI rock whlk the wordt are ofttn '-'ta&cJW Of monluLI)' rcflec:clvt.. (lt.Jcw yan .,.,MOMy-diccllr-anoa:iclmloldnot - •hllelriaodtiOI by ............... ' tlCOID~ CJOWK or ec:Uoft. Pnmt crtdd aon ' to PfOCh.t«f Tom Dowd, who ttrtpc a....y tbt ariAis Mol plooayjooul affccwJotlltllol IIWnod ~· by ..........- - ..,.~ooa..-. •.,...-<nwu -r.-. . .._ . . ,,. ,_ nw.u.cloooiooaud _ , ....., .............--.liiit ""' at worll bc't le>J irritMinc tlwt tbc bco¥1· .mec.at-'aikn thAI doc the altwnrt. '"Think ........... - ""'lc. and lbcrt .,. otb« htc~Y-foc • ..-.tbcbT\CL I'm r-"'P· J• H• rdloct- ca ..W rncJid• aod oclocr . twu .,....,.. or t b c - ......, " - ' " " ,..,.. tbc You."d nt'Vtr t'ft UJ or 1h11 from jWJ a tMUII listC!liq 10 1M ttiCb on No Ct~~tt~ol. tM Ambrosia Road Island (Warner Bfos.) L . .•-as. Aoy~·· Oc1 01>-ioUJ: Pink .,.,., w.u. the film of fll11ich if C\lfTCNty p&~y;.n& IC'f()Q tbc COMity. took 1010 tbe ..... of. panaoid • - · - t i l e rood as a -.poo. lor -..lofc ud tnt.,.,.. oi£hlm.mlo lfopbla by Oorald Scorfc. Ambroua*s Ro«<lshutd, which h1t t~ ROtQ jUJt Utbt nlm of T1w WfiiJ hk the Kftt'll.l, is an ICCOUM or how h)w,Jh 1be Ufc or a tourina mwkiu ls. rcatwina olallt-ulllfllpltics by lalplt Stcdmu and prod.YC<d by J - Oollori< Cwboco-proo!YC<d ud....-cd Tlw lt'olt): QFOO~ ~~ I rot • pima ate. tiM: •-orb 'f'Mko buod 01 ~., dra.....,.. lldlly, oow. Ambrooia can't - b y pactina the blame on th< w.....,. Broo. maot.una tlrpart...., Cltbcf- the band taku full credit for the C,.'!OnC't'pl . Fonupaatty. the musk htrrin ltn"' as ~aDL a rip-orr u .. tbc pacll'al< (..tth tbc •-""' of tlw -·cleverly tMinl"for~(W-Hoax),"•hldl-" rli7\hM .... - rroao ..,. tbc flail'') AllbaoP. fuuarn a hafdu rock bur. • • bloN/kn"1 tnldl ot• frotn ptC'Viou.l Ambrosia albunu-. Aq:t 1.11), ..,..uy. Why a b.lnd with a •iuabl< lollow.., aod <olid dcputur~ aectmtllh thole to lAdu.IJt mtUC'h an obricM and UllQC\_"nJaiY sMct of ~bin abtoknctr ~ tDt.. -M FINSI FUN FIREWATER&.. DANCIN ' 145 Allen Street NEW LOCATION (between Elmwoo-d & Delaware) For bftr,--'*- Buffalo, NY 14201 881-2345 • . Doub~e Bubble Happy Hour lroa ,_..., with Dally 4 pm to 8 pm Two for One • Free Continental IJu( et Monday - Friday S pm to 7 pm • Animal Hour Dally 9 pm to 10 pm $2.00 All You Can Drlnkl • I Suburban 0/Jf«' Supply· ~.Se,t. 19\11 at tilt Nlatara Cou11t1 Fal,..roullcls Rt. 18 Loctpon1 NY. . Faatllt'lllt tile BIIISIIIIII{rkln • a !rli*tt to tile ""'lilt s~ a1so JUiiS Cotto~~; Shakhl' 5ftlltJI w Ills W.S MINI Mel a wry $11K1a1 all sw 1...1 Tlckey are $4ltllvuee, $S ~of show PLUS a' tanned food lttfll to bt donated to the Salvation " AI'fiiY. • . Ciates 011t11 10 Ml, Sllow IWU It Noon F....,_.. 7 lllila 11e1t11 .. 18 f1'MI Mlhsnport For _ . li.t.,..._ call '-clillt C716) 4))-5013 TheBtanchBoolc.kn to: 3225 MAIN ST BuHelo, NY WE SERVIC£ All TYP£WRITERS AHO CALCULATOllS. WE ALSO CAAAY IU880HS AHO All M.UE TYPEWRITER EQUIPMENT. 832:o909 - �/ SUN SAT- round.s EVENTS Goo4 fM1ll r....,r. lh< llllffolo M........, or Sclm« oo CINEMA Clolu f1lrll W.U- Tlrtrd Suttr U11 by CUi Wo and Ch<rl Humboldl Park. .r. 10 am to 5 lluaibl, 1\lkodale Thcatrc, ) and FRI p.m I p.m ~ (SS3·Z891) MUSIC TM roundt Ia • frH " rviQe.lo ~ .'hoM wlahlng 10 lilt EVENTS tltfeal ..~.. Nollcee end uLIP~< c..u.,..,..,. c- 1'1oo4........y. a coopcrOll\'C •tt· work mu11 be tutmllled no Ill· let lhen lhe Monday pr..loua to IKJbllcallotl. Cali &3&2488 0< ubibltion .. both Nlapra Uni~y'o Butca&Jd.COIItDano An Gall<ry and CEPA Calltry, . ., . StOlt ~ Ool!iam' Pons,.,....,. Farr, S 01111 9p.m. 111<- ........ ar<at!M Tnolf-..lcft Care, I """ II p.lll. li54-14U). ViMnl Mlcbolo . . . . It 01 Hoed Caifomia. 1lot O.....Sare lA their el<mg>l .. lhi Conllncntol. l..iziH llCirod is 01 tb< After Dark. ... tlto ar ~ Lot\&bruclo Saloorl. ~21'114 opcnina rcttpdom tomabt; 8.-lla-COII<llo.ru from 7-10 (284-2816) and CEPA aa l :lO (1~2117). •.-WW. \'oe Wft'f' Utft. •• 1 JCri<s or poucard collqd by local pbo(ocraj)h<r Eric Jc:rucn .aa CEPA QAII<ry, throuato S<pt . lO. lt..,-. .,.. "111< Wt<lar,"CEPA'• ntWC14 ullib!tion spa« will be inauauraaed with new 'plioooanphll:. work by local 1111bt D&nid 'Wine, ooni&hl al 8:l0. ohrouah Oct. lO. New anworlu by Manln Boyl<, Kim Braun and Judy Pfarr. BLASTERS • CINEMA Q)IIC!uo:ud by J<Kq>b W'tDCaiC, lledltated 10 lluffolo ~. klO. O<d\onl . Part~~. c..ialr rr-11 ... Mdod~ CIIIJU<11Upoi1Jic:el/ general ln- I • • 111M IJ<mdrJJ, Urlioe SodaJ Hell Clolooa F1oo ~ ... - Soltt of YotiJ/t, • tb< Al1md.alr Tbcatn, l Olldlp01 MV IC 11tt - - .., t1to \llftnon .,... s.... Orx, 10 p 1ft llaorMr Trio'• .......,. Jaa bat 111< Trolfamadort Car<, 9 p.m. (IS4-J4U) Y-.e~'llf. . . . . ~ a.....v-.... aatb<w~ Cenur. Dolemaa Collca<. ) p.ow. C.. frio baa rh< lm~ Oar.,.~). MW~oipt Sroa, Ucklt StaiJt ...r Two Hlftat<IU ih< 8cado Club. Bal'\'it1r> c - 11 "' linaets. r«tplion at 7:l0, Hallwalb 0/\llcry, throuah Oct. lO (U4·S828). Nlt1ora Uol•tniiJ preomts B<mard Pom«¥0<'• Tlrt Eltplw.nt Man , opcnin1 tonilhl IU the Unhtcnhy Theatre. 1\lJ.I.nlrnoatiollal S4wd<at Fall C.l<bration. Red Jacka LDunlt, Ell;oou Complex. US's Amhas1 Campus. 7:l0. frtt. CINEMA Alkrodak 11ooaa~ China film W«k contt.nllft With S«ond Sprmf, M.rrtHIIII tht Moon. by YOJJ Jazl>ou I and 10 p .m. (883-28911. w..w- 11o<atrt- • :JO. 1 and 9:30. Campus. Gtllhpolt , us·, Amh<nl Woldaau 1lo<at~ All«k of tht Kilkr Tomatoes ,Mad.ru,ht. Elli<otl Co•plt•- Catpmt<r's Dark Star. 8, 10 and ~~ an 170 MFAC. U8'1 Amh<nl Carnj)US. :r··-----10°/o OFF MUSIC L<i 1M Oood Tlma Roll aarrlna l«U< Oor<. Lou ChriJti<. Bobby Vet, Fabi.an and 1ht Bdmont.s. M<lody Fair, 7 p.m. (69).7700). Two Hills il at lh< Lon8btan<h Saloon. Uulc '!J'olb 1r< a1 Slag< J. Uurd KJnc is •• th< Suottlng Oa1e. QH RB Is at the Pvrple Moose, Th< Hnth Brotbm arc 11 th'< Tralfamadort Cafc. 8 ,nd II p.m . (8S4-14J5), I Bufillo Banjo BAnd l> ao lh< l.an<ast<r Opna hou><. S4<fanrBtoolu an4 0.>< Ooddar<l ''" a prc•nupliol <OilC<r1 at pcopleanl bflo. 224 Lt'.'cil\llon. 9p.m. Nt• Tor• art aJ the Coounmtal. : Any Strvict~ : cALl TODAY 1 g· '4 f'l 634·4925 10 Appointments ~ Of~~ I 1 ,1-''f Welcome : A Sli\1' \• ;pt ..~•·' I : SPECIAL STY~ CREAT~D ·JUST FOR YOU! .Private Parties .Catering .Banquets .Wedding Rtc:eptlons .Plush greenhouse dining 8171 M.i.n St., Willi•msvill. 1 I J om East of Trarmt '- • • • • <Actoa from M.;.,.Tl"!lNit M~.). • • • • • -z-..---........... -.--.l--...nc---- STARTING SEPT. 8 -~-~ ............... -..,.-.-.~. ..... ""'-· ... s....w..... ' _ ,.....,_,S.,...IIII& S8.'18 ltll S..,.rtWA!hftiS btko SUPER FAST PRINTING Sow. $5.99 Now- ----- CORATUIJLl O£AD COHCEIIT TOUR nCKETS OUICKCOPY • AI.IUWCI • •AOttt ftCI'Oflll •f\YI.IILI •IIOM'P.I • TMtlll • LintM4f.AOJ. .(.. ¥1\01'1.1 • ._,..._"' c.uoa ~••l"'!t &U -1111 ~ , ,.,. .~ '""" "'"'.,.. C 90's $2,69 -> SA C·90's S2.19 FROM SYRACUSE ..v.tAltOid Ml'l... " . ,., .. 241~ ..... TOK SA CW'• $1.'18 All NEVo( l[)t( ,MAXELL UOXL U • W/ TRANSPO· RTAnON TO & •wt_OOINO . .... .,. ..... ,.. . ... """ ..,. ......... SEI'l'. •AUMf_li IUIH>S ~ • 1 11 • 1 :II ,• ~ , , , '• ' I , I (,P ,[ ' •, o, I 'l; I ' ' •, , ,. 'c ' ~ r I • _ .lunch will be nrved 11 AM·2PM Wed.·Sal. .Dinner will be served 4PM • lOPM Tues .·Sat~ featuring American & lntetNtloul C~lslne (Our speciality: Japeneu) .late night menu will be from 10 PM-2AM Dally _ ;:ooanuo.n Family !lnutCIIll AM· 2 PM .On Mondays the focus will bt"N our big 7-foot screen. Movle.s (everything from Sw Wars to 8o9art films) and sports events (Monday night fool.ball, of courn} will be sltown. .O'}wednesdt.Ys ladles take the trdd. Fret cocktail$ from 8 PM·lO PM lor the ladles. Come In, have a Tom Collins, DaQulrl, or Whl5kty Sour on us, and . maybe have a chel with Jerry and some of the other Buffalo Bills. .Every Thursday we'll have a special drink at special prite$-all night long. Some of our drinks: a Buffalo Butler T011chdown. ' �roUnd~ T _ twa.....Tma,u-~bcca . . . . d'UIItk .. .,.._ ... , ... NY Clo7 .......,., """'thot OrtNc ., • u ·otrd bt ..... lhr llrlc t«<ad c...,....,..... (Of.,. o..t-or ,,... MDII ,,.. . .eo.,... -.c ••PKt ........ ...... ·~... OltW VOitel at ~ ...,.,. or tb< , _ t" Too .,..,. I to tbc«ud ('Oltf..rt tbctt Itt. . Vm,U, J~l• IN" IUs Mw . -.corrd hllb •Jth tM l fbftiN'Mftttoacd "Too Maor Cl-wpt" (tplty ,.,..,"'.. .,.,_rot and "1'11lo"' , Th., 0o IIOOM In The Nl#ll" C'r«pt' ' 0. 99 iltecudJo) Thall •u Ul !~.~~~/·~·.a: anotba dJ...,.,..,..,, unprnti'fl' U WKh EP, RU&HI4 (t.4.kl four n\OA: iOI'Ip 10 chftt r«"Qrdcd outp\U) Tht) 'rc datlln.P bteatl"\,. em... .. utnnaa out or WOI'd·•rlftaa Cyruh'• Slcy) The lkld< 10 "IIOOM," "0.. thty"rt \lndcfdott '4-bo can't ad a Ah Rloc," he> lAura K......ty't bU· d«tnt rC!COfd contr~ Met bto« han '""llh\tr u maoy di>CS .. ,.._ kid liN!Aa C>wh.. IMCGMJ-11. .. r-., .. j Wit' f~t of trr.hw --. .... . .un or~ ~Mat,.,.. .... · -· ltiiWII).... dC>tkd ......- .... - ooly ,.na )lOll _,.. ·~wnoeten~'" for JOW ......., (to 10 IWtha _ ... IO<t'• lf'IUI, m&n)' or tbr •onk art •orO Cllldllina), but 1M d&n«-mw:a om, ''Cowboyll" Africa.•• Thua. With all of ano·. hoeftowa fie dtriU with your mtd·wulc dint)kln. Suppotodly lhcyllllve lidded I hllb Tetra, petcw.JO!liMit&a. btt.al• Jlm M.,... wbkb toh®'d mab ...., f<K What do )OV mah of thrft womca cnntin' OVI rod and thb 0.. Pop lta·Dmhn P~loo,l'rf>dt6oi.S. . td.lll)iaa......, o1o b<ou, edu--luoltlta _ eoo<rc<c ~ I'YCkJ . moN ' f••a JOIOJ uDdcf or 1impty QOl • onh the dmC", &nh Tetra• li't'e )'OU 1 ~ folk.t MOOd .,....., - tlMJ wu hearin'. --·- -. food_.. ,..... IUI~\1, ..... lbc: .... fro.a IU'IIIt.l 1M M'nOU& toll thai •hut fW~.L bucb teee 10 poucoa. Set. 1M Tecrat &l'f aboul all thlnll urbu (J>otb K<IICI/..ahl K<IICI/dalh ......., and drh>tn t..nbcJ by thb '*' ~runt, oauc...,op b«omc .•wdl, •ioda tearY· ~two 8f\o ahowt the Tttr•t ht-.c atre.dy mta&td ln • ne noth[nt \( f'ICM "'flrd. Jo n·Htnd h•PI)mlfta p-··· . . . k'• -~~~~-·- The EP'• "lUI,-" wcle, ilt oil ""''""'..... "'...._ .... y..,..,· dUOHod. llaa to tbt umme....,nt 1s • bot•-· .... ,.,..., ,.,. . - . _. O..l'op'o • ....,...,,... • ..,.,.,_.dan Mill tbt-r .,...., that live . .r~ •o eno '"' 11w U..d , _, u... .... • • , . , . , . , ..,.. - C09. )'1ftt ,...., dclodl"""" Ia Wtalch lkN thor huu ..,.., dnpekrt.s Call...,.. oaoch of lhar lynm. a) atht:r more rMuaot CIOlM or MOR .,..,. .a or it ~-k .. er,......u.n.F..,.. . . .~ be allowtd le - ~i~Jno<>< -To~yG~o EVENTS leffolo Opnollle Nip! II: A _ , r - c- one 1\laht po<po\lm or pctfom>cn pccoauod . I f JOHN YOUNG'S WINGS N THINGS by ...., Oovkl l'cnd!kk and lklffoJo Philhannoolc dmponi11 JaK K.rcpJ, I p.m .. UB'I ~nta Theotre. 'R< Nt10 T - . . c .. <Ahlbll 11 Upeoo Hall ()&llery, Buffalo S parkling Bouquet l or That Special Oa Ia proud to announce the opening ·~wd S.lhdoy. • h• • Boy/ Got of Ita 3nii0C11Uon: 3248 ~ ST. (at Heetll) sw.~ . - - £altlloldM , Women'• Collective. 011he .... ..... _ • An.,._ • Co.ojr•ui.>IJOM ...... UII) .,. ~~ FREE SOFT DRINK WITH PURCHASE MUSIC s.... ............,._ wor)• br Or. Lejam Hiller, ua prof- or mUJic: tu>d on lntm>A!Ion.Uy 5(1 t>c. known com-. I p.m.. Sloe Conccn Hill, Amhcnl Campu1. o..u D' Aiero 1t • tile OI>M 7 dofl o - ~ :~~ TUE I 1• - r;'ll£ I ONEMA lllbb ee.,iu- Doeao'• Clttlndr. 170 Millotd l'llllllore Cau.,, UB'a Amhenl c.npus. MUSfC ht•. -~ SHeW~ If: ~~~~~!!·~~.~.;., !i I ' Cl>tlt."-taa (14l· IW2), u. 1s .. Oralnut's . . . . VIola, jut luoloft ,.,_ no &o.oll, • the TralfiiJIIIdorc, 9 p.a. (I$4.141S). .,._.., J - LUll Ia II the Imperial a.-.~- your bouqu<'t c~ua ~~oal: cali!lll~ >lllglll9 m<!>:.Cilg<!r DeUv.,.-y 7 Ua~ A Wo~k 688-427 4 479 Elmwood Ave. ·I • \S ~~ #~ttJ.ffit~'A &ffalo, NY 886-9206 ·~ A SO's, 60's, & 70's Music Experience lli.IK -- • T - . piUI t'he F..,.. (- oa:ompenyina preview) ac the Wtlh Out ·r' O..r H<A ,... 8ouQu.1 mak~ . .'" . = -:=- Y\MWHVDt Olli.MMXJDA~• .....Al.D.N."(. 'ti"W _._a.....,._ . A UNfOUE NATURAL FOOD And " o.mnt PO<I! PloD 11 OJII•• 1 o .ifo. Cenlf-' PeA PI.U C4otM tl 11 p.f", laperWC.,.o~ . ~'C"OU.W O..r Mo.1 Pt.p.."" 8uuqu.1 OF WINOS limited lime only •• .99 1 •o t>c. u .99 / 20 t>c. u .99 Olho< loc.ol-- l olloy AN and • J\bl Frld&1 & Satllrdl1 Uve Music Sept. 17 & ~lltlt-EMERALO CJTY Happy Hour 9 till 10:30 SOc d111fU and 7Sc bar drinks . . Tuesclay, Sept: 21st Roc~l THE EDGE SOc d111fts and 7Sc bar mlxtd drinks Wet & Wlld Wedsnesclays • l.IYe Mus[c with . THE REHTALS 2 llrlnts for tlte price of 1' 9, Ull 2 AM Thursclay - TIIII'StJ Thvrsclay S2.SO admission wltll 2Sc beer, wine & bar drints Toqy M&too 111 tilt s"'lld boot11 -· 10.-llwr. - 14~....,.....-.- . ,__,, . .... 14121 __ -ss.· -------------------Tum This Coupon Ill For 1 F'" DrillIt / F.ridaY or Satui'd~J, Sept. 17 ,& 18th �WED rounds, T -.....,........-.......... ...........,., --.......-- . .. CINEMA .__.,. O.t IJ>d ........... u_,_ '""' vlcleo IIIO'f)<S by Flddint DaWIOO, H.U...U. OaUcry, ap.m •• Sl (laS-MOO~ ASL£EP AT T HE WHf'.f.L heft oecc: .... . Let MUSIC / ' ..... ~ COtlld ~110 .............. Dltthoc'lioM4 ~ol Rtdlol- rour a..rraao.- c:onam anku Amtom Oooclol. cllritlcllsl; ""-"-" And,.,. Walkn SchuiU<, l>onloo<: O&ucba Hocoa. planuc; Jo AM Koubna Sbuluc. kt)-boasd, ap.m .. Sift c.x.cm Hill. US's Ambml Campus. pl ...Sop .. 1M Jdlu'o Mcmonal Audllonum. I p m • S9 aJid Jll . Del<< Rollllbnl- Bad Is II 1M Tnlfomadot<. "9 p.m . _ , _ v.a...ay........... ~--­ ......_ _ . . . - -plin..l ..........,.ll'locola-of lloc .......... artiotblly • -r... . . .,-....... - •"r.a. u -........u.d ,...,. to ··" - "te' · lloc _ _ ..,.....,_ CIIPC•e 1-o ..,.,bu?f "-J«tliftl (854-14 15). . . --·Uood- ttalu or wval& .-re4.....o OOC' pcrfonMr. Hat«, ~ com<oin blow lnto m)l 'htad and 100 out as a waUmodd anlo thC' •orkS, smdbn& M:tarOK. Cart ARtt pubhlluna ln Ezra Pound't •nO\Imoal mAiPfll)t, "11tt £x/M and mu1 oUtcn ia lbc: arty cl.l.1" or lnOdftllism, C.rl bkou Kopptd publithaq io tM latt durta and dtd . . apprtat 11;1.1.11 l&fltiJ 196$ lta}.Qit't cd--.1 ....~..b ... EA>Ptl! poydlolosy, h<- • numbn ol Jtan as aiCJICIA! •ocl.cr U>d.,.,_.,.._..,.uu Eut_..~~ona. au- mudt or"" _ , - oe hit ~or American cWiwC" j,) onl)' ICJIIK'OM rtom the ouat:ldc ~ .s« il. Ht abo w.tta abou1 1M Jc-ssh ~. JO, ud CDdalcuat.iiJ 1W.ool will promo a r<odial oa Sw>day, Sp<tomlxr 19, 11 lh< AlbnaJu·KDCU An a.tlcry ID 8ulfoJo 11 1 p.at. Th< r<adlftlis WaJWna lb< Doa. Gray Cbalr Profcuor of POdry and Lc.nm. Robrn Occ:Ley's M"'ff<IJ rt'Vi'"cd podr)' ~Cries. A few )'WI b.Kt . Walkii'IJ t~ Ooa wu one or 1M m<K4 udtlna attiJU' forum around. lu tt\'t~l bodes wdl for thf: hr:alth or lht ,,_,.....b)' , Buffalo~c . THU EVENTS. no M•e t d Jttftto Tu• • ehown heft In • cavernout ,.etrnl 'accumuJarJng Jeclal growth, wUI bring numt»re from ''*' now ONI I'M Btolld•- ofld ,,.. Se.utto the Aud, W - y. ,...,_ - .... . .....prof-tlwy~ Fu,., .......,. an odoptloo of pooms W.O. SnodarUJ, II tb• BurraJo Etumlinm<~>t Tb<aro. 214 Franklin Street. A .... St-, Vlctorllo tb.rilkr Ill .... Pllyboux. 6$2 MaiD Succt. Fori " ' -'• A Ooootoil WWit Qkb Slflilot ""'-" T ....., dlrecttd b)' Erb Wobl w CabiRI 6j0, a..rraJo'• ..._ uptrima>calt-er, 6jO MaiD. £4-- II playina II tb< ............ Opcnboul<. b)' · CINEMA w-~Pmn'• Fow FHmd$ • 4:)(), 7 and 9:)(), US's Arllhmt Campus. MUSI.C ,....._, * M.we, ln his MFA l<dtal. performs 11 I p.m., Baird Recilal Hall, UB't Amhmt Campus. • F.M1e . . _ . is at M<io<IYFair, . .I p.m. (693·77QO). . _ D,,....,.IIottlle .. ~c.n..~> ,/ �I • • . some0fourgra4uates will. be rentemJietted 'This~, \ underthefoll~ ~k.heading,~, I · Those Not'fictured. "Don't be a blank spoi." You~ college yearbook is a lasting memory of a great part of yo~:~r life. For yoor sake, and others, get your picture taken. . Sitting Dates N9verrloer 1-No.vember 12 .. ;) Sign Up Sittings DATE f'tACE Be On The Lookout! DATE \. TIME .. .., ·. / I' . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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" so ont' can 5tl.rvl¥c ,'• M 81¢/mo Coti!Wbpnss, a jpunWisck -wtay in - tile COIIIIItunitJ .._the t\1111 or the cmtury, will ceas< publlcatioft with iu Sunday odilioo alter nqodatlons betwoes~ a potential buyer aod labor uniohJ coded wkhou! an Unlcla a bu,...- can be found thil -keod. tile o,..,;., will puljllsb iu lui edilloll S~. AI I I , . . , 1:4$ p.m, lut aiaht: ..,_t. • _..,..._ .....,..,....ms ..mn ~ • ......._ e«on . - 0( 1M !IMiiCTof Nowt-a;" tr AI but tile Sltlf' &lid tloe ~W YMk Post Mn included. It> - "1"1\ey want to aK our unton baek, we wiD have 'no I)OWft','' Courier Cimlllttloo Oqlanmau Disrrict Manaacr O.ve Hap dlataod. lui ooc A&ffcr tool< a different pcr1110Clift-"TbC qvadoo II, do iDtlleiiiOI'Dill& ODd ,.y, 'aec, I lla~ a .u-.,.. waioa,' or 6o I ...,. to walt up wilb. job." T h e - bdic-a Mur6Qch is COGIIIIkted to 1M paper ....s aid tha& If tile """"' WllellapimtllleNtdodltlael, _-K,I\Iolt'lf· polbliJber lllilb& ba lllc:IDoclto his own _.....,. ao.lfalo lwaDtiO wU<up two..,., ... ....... e-diT.., ...,.,.. ~ lt.oCb Mid, IIOiiaa IIIIillle ......,._tllcrr_,.... .. -· aabo bad orr...s ,._., CCOICI&IIIIou ..... _.. n:jecled. ltoiJI llld dial 1M News "hoplo Ia 1M . . . . tloa'l ...... s,n.:.e. aodiiiiW, . . . ... """tw..tllbdlo . . . . . . . _ . . . . , . _ - ' dial ...,. ~wboOII- ..... .. ~ . . . . . . . . . lie co.dHed. Wbile to~ "'""'"clap, - . . , . 11-oe tloe o,..,;., _, tDOd ad ..... his millll be tcarina _,. ....,. o.rr. "If Hc.a ca. Ia tile · """- » ,._ or tile ..n oooold opente le...., M amr-. tile....,..., ... He liNed Nurcloc:b 'a editorial laid-...__.• po~~ey·~,....._ BiD Bull, who Is the O>ouW UIUl ...,_,.udve lllld thai be ""odd oot work UDder Nunlodt'J tasuno aod tluo& the unloe looked for any ..,. to keep ... -~News Amcri<:a .....-.;.... Mid thai the~ Ooolld- ' tile ....bli.. block. ..... Mid thai bad been made witll aD or the IJIIloaJ, .,..,. tile Odd. llul Ould oflic:lll O.ve !"db aid that ''lbero lw boon 110 with any or the other ui>ions.'' • "-ae al110 tlenled thai the . publication u a tax write1of1, ....S . thruteoed mina witb lbc us it never iAtcoded to keep tho paper Altomey O<ncral's otriCC or a In bu.lneu. lhlion ma11bcn union buadna tult wu " ludlcroua charpd that Murdoch ....S Cowles aod wtthout any bula or r.a." had bml lo dlocussioos " - tbe He llld he rcvttted the ouaeume. · aod tlia< tbey ..Ued only ootlaa""" .... JOn)', bath llllllllbe lut ....... to - .. the prof...toclaDy-.1 ~-" JKllft pulolidy, "' Ibis ..,.1 it The~ bad been c:loaqod, tile News Amab _ , COIIId puD ............... ...-ouclad le tile ,... · - ~ 11-oe lbe IUIIocl ud clauoy it • • Ill' dlalla or-..........,-' r.,..,. ill ao.lfalo. lllhlnat. . Acalrdlea 10 _ , _ . bath •. , . O>witr """''t thdr books to aaybody but Mwdocb," - " Cowloa Nodi& bo"'lll the Cowf#tr tbNt _ . IIDIO OODIIOI • ulfa- Mid w~ · • OJuri« Cable ...... - th<' • nlaht- ''lboft . . orr~." -t waolilna<on·based Oulld ••ccutive RiChard Rarluq walk!~ tbt Ml>rdocb .,._...M>Cla.aid atlicr 111 the ......t thai h< doubu the rank &lid rtk ..,u ever vote on ... ''They CO<>tauled ~ <V<JI ......~by or--....""'·" be said, oothina that they - e u in>ult 10 tii<Girild. Divuaml ....., have bml tipr.....S by union membcn, tusslint~ with the Wf!i&bty choic• b<twta~ no job In Buffalo o.nd tbc pouibDity or wortlJI& oo a Mutdoeb-<XXurollcd IIOWSPIIPCf with JCII<Tdyrcd.....S . arr. Silt .-.or Munlodl.o,...... _ . .m-1 iD the CollriN DeWWOOIIl WedMoclay,o . .1n...,. or the New~ America company a o d - QuOd 111-"<n blolte up wlllooul ea....-. JladllidD ..........t dllulloJ """"" ........ the baed ...til the mldnlahl daoclliDe, lD hopes tlw.. one aide or the ocba: would live lD. " Il ls with a.,..., c1ea1 or rcan:~ llw "" a& News A111c:ri<a mua say llw ~ ...,..ciadoos b&Ye come to.., eod,"Robert B. ...... wlbo """"" bave beeolnc the Cowirr~ pwbllsloer, aid. A.Cico<dlq to bath lidcs, the ..... tha& ... tile 001 tltuuldal, buc editorial. "We ... b - tiP on a --llaMc:lal ~eo.p.oy~ ravor..s ...,.. o.K paper .. the risk or to.ina boUI Bulfalo ' daJ"Ucs. nSomcdmc, you have to bitt th• buD<t," he .aid <&rhct <hh "(Tirr Couricr-EsprCS>) is <krHt" - Union member upon leavina a meedna Wodn~ay w discuu the ~·s future T ,r alld that a SUDilar daj ....,. Sind. aa tbe N,..., it T7w /ollowU.r st<H}' - nponrd by Sn~ A lim 11/fd rompiltd by Sn~ Gooddlld, AID1t Klldt.c IJJfd Jim SM/ky. ' plctwt... peopk would j\Dp • the dlaact 10 belcMia to a tt.nl publica6on," be aid, "but other thaD lbe Sa F......a- - his - iR lowly." ~or tile Cowles Wltbowt awona uqlon, be said, wot~ld be.)lble to have free rein ova.lbc paper aod Ita aarr. ODe or News America's Murdodl clctuoda lo.tha& tile Publiabcr bave the riPt to ........ wkicb plltoriol ..trwUI-. fO< thae . - . . 1M Cowlrr ......... out ochOf .,._m... ....,...., ........... a Hawailall l'lna ODd aa offer n- tbe llllloo ludf to l<l~~P • -~sloop, IICCIDrdiloa to aarren. . ~ cmplo- _ _ . . . , Co•let-'- ... ~to Rod a .,..,.,.._ to MIOtlal• for tht paper. Tbt ofllclala rcruscd to rde&k '!'jY nama and tbc ne111 day, Murilocll appated. Tbb, they say, lw led to tbt coospiracy ......... ,t..,..,_ t-* l.ia ..-talMo r.... lberc ... been COIISilltrablt Nurdodl ODd lbc un: the aepclcism nne to hodily OoUu baYe _ . . . Clllthe cltvaiUdooa ctreas tbe . . _ _ . woodd baYe 00 tile ....... Oujld. PraideDt WIIIIUI lluilllld they "cl'tecsi¥cl1 dCstt<IY our batpinlAa powerl" Oil...,........,,, · aD Media Company Olio A. Silba Wednesday ftiaht eharpd the /hqfrlio {\'MUte ~WJ wkh tlualcnin& the .... and womcd the eoc~~pany to Slop attcmptina to inn- Co""" ..trcn .pn.. J!4urdocll. Sillla •• •aminaa - Olltllebeeltorea- _...,.. ___ ~~y tile Nrw IIIII It iDieded IO hin Cowirr ..a. -tile _....,. tWl7 dooa, fOf iu He ....._.. tbalthe C....!W- eq,.. bello.- tbal tile OQiy ""** """'-1 or...-. 1M _,.,..,.,- Wwclocll'l News "-it:o-.!ba_......tllc publi*q <>01111*11'• qiMIIry. .- ~~~~~~~-,. �IJHESDEORUM , ......... ,_ in short. v-at' _ T.,.,caoedl/,. n , , 4 ..., ,_...,.----__ ----"-..... C._..._E_,. - ~- -~­ ~-.... \. .Hllpt h usn dn1ft hdd up o..y~ ntiDAY 6 SATUUA Y: Havina .......,. plaucd ro IUIIC 1u ccllqit clrall 10 die raa. die- Uniled Sula f-bd Laau< (\JSFL) has m:med a ..... deal o! raisi«U , _ colleeo Cllmpo&1CS.. Cloatnc !hal pbyon WO\IId be ... htdy 'lo COIIIPI<I< ,..., e d - *, ....a... lllteoteaed \0 bor ~~*- ....... ,,_ lbciz ...._. Recaltly, II>< USFL has .teu.ed hc>lclq lu dnlfr In die spriQ&, ana rile~ bo-<>1 ...,.. ' " ed. 11 has abo c:omicl<red lcDc6na wUllll« 10 dnlned ~ flllb:h \heir ed- * belen rh< _ , S~arU. ''Tuit""' h<m•••ciroed. -·has -~ Ointd 0101«"1 f Mt • : Ut._,.oe t• *• .......,_..., Oolt: l1 Elaoin T~ Mal'1 Talllis II ECAC Chomllioasllipo Volleybell; a Mallsfldd St. ( Pl.) TC>IIt1WIIGII _CuP~,_ Loftlcftwlt&f, ..... SATUUAY: '----' ero.co.IIUJ! • Hartwick Collqr w/ HOIIIbron llold1ria-Wallact (OH.) Field Hockey: aa ClaJa<o C4. T - ~) ~: II ---~~-- ,...,. ~ Clipboard -~-- MONDAY: Mal's Soecor: Houihi.OIO Collqt at Alwnal Compkx Men's Tamis: • Nbopn U. • \ ( I) Nlln< lherwo world leaders who died Htll<r rhls - k.' ~ 2) ldcnllfy lh< Awtralian newspaper maanare who is atrempdna to ' • pun:base the Courkr E:xprm. 3) What docs NfLPA stand for? 4) Which Island 1$ lar&<t in area, l«<and or lrdand S) Whll U,my~bia? 6) Namo rhe R...., cabinet m<rnh<r •ho rwic:e this ,... has been und« f..S..al invesriprlon for alleaed eonnecdoru to ilraanlud crime. 7) Whal is rhe capital or Jamalal 8) ld<nllfy .... planets or the......, 1)'1l<m in ord« or Iheir disaancc: from the sun. • · 9J Whicli West wasr an- daily M•'lpaper " foldrna and bern& absorbed by lhat dry's moml111 dailyl 10) What US 1owo b ~yrh< runhest <lSI an Jh< <Ountryl . -~~ ...,!CioN 'rntnUn 'wnJtS •.tat!dnr 'tnl'i ·q~ ·rn~A ·~w ~11 uns >ljl WOJ) OOWIJ!p JpljlJO .t>pJO llJ fiOWJd >U (I • 'liOfiW.f JO JWifdn '"""' ODISfUI)I (L ·~VJ JW.!Opo.:f RpUn UOOCI lllj DI400D(J J)VOUI.(q JOCIW'l JO .<Jw1>JOOS (9 ">WfJI JO JGJ >1(1 '! ~x.(l'j (S 'PIDP'l lm(l ...... It puaf'OI (t ·uopepocry ,Q,("Icl......, JJWqiOO.:f JWUOIDN ~~ '! 1/d"l.::N (( ·s:u.K~Jt3·~0;) oq1 ampmd 01 tupd...lla I! lpOpJftl'j LJ>Cinlf (t • O<XJ!)~ '.CipO>O~ UO ___ --c-. Oawld M_..II~ 'l(llpO,L·/(III11fll#3. tu;wow Oql ljl!M fU!U!'IIUOO pua fU!l'IOJ If .WilqK£ pU~D() >'U, (6 . _ -,-~ Mlc-C...I_.......,.,_ Cl""" Lough!-.-.... · -Ioiii-.. Kori!Yo..~-. ......,. eonwelt,..;...,.. ·moo ISO<!U•J •11• DO <Pill"'. u"o' •11••1 ou;ww •uoclroa (OI • .. _ E . _ ,c,_.., paoncl ""'U'W JO pua pARD!) J!IIS'1I U0C1WCFJ JO ~~~(I Slll!AISNV wm. ''""' TMSp«t/1110 1 1 - - Syncl!caro. ..... .._-. lli'MI 8~1e. Colt.QiaM HMdllnn -llnl1tel ,....,.. Syncllca... .,., l!!!!•Od- sr-o. ro. $plcfnlm 11 rtOf'MMted t.w naUonal _1111>0..,~-­ ,,..~--- ---W:.. ' ===-==Oo)Y ---~·--NY. '111o ~~ .. .. ..... 1)10-St. Today Is the last day we 'll · be open. So come on down and see If we have the books you need . We open at I 0 am and close at 5 pm. • We're still l ocat~d In room 62S Hariman Hall 625 Free tickets to the Tralfamadore Cafe with the purcha.se of books. Buy S I 0 worth of books and get 1 free ticket to Matt " Guitar" Murphy from the Blue5 Brothers movie starring john Belushl. Sept. I 5. Buy $20 worth of books and • get 2 free tickets. 2.- ........,,.,,,,..,._. ~ •·I t! f I I f Attention Studentsll Get lnvolvedll · PICK UP YOUR BUDGET PACKETS BY OCTOBER 15TH IN ROOM 111 TALBERT HALL Petitions to join the , S.A. Assembly are available NOW In the STUDENT ACTIVITY I ~- -..s.A. office room 1. 11 FEE WAIVERS "' Talbert Hall. ARE AVAILABLE · Please return them no They are· based on later than Oct. 4th at FINANCIAL HARDSHIP ONL:Y 4 pm. · IF YOU DON'T YOU'LL BE CU.T OUT ' Applicatlon.s are available In Room 111 ·Talbert HaU ' They mut be t.ck by Sept. 17 ~------------------~ · Attention All Athletic Club'S: · Pick up your · organizational packets at the S.A . offle._e, room · 111 Talbert Hall. All patkets must be returned t o the S.A. office no later than Octo~r 15th, L982. ....... ~~--"1:- N Student Association look lxchanse . ' ' ...., Hall,- ............. . , - Y""'otluftalo,--. ,._,_(11...- t -v.... luff.... NY All S.A. FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS " -lOS-... ..... -oln c..,g....,... _ _ ~ Wit and Wisdom .. 0 BudJall: Niapra U. ll Alumni Compkx (1 :00 p .m.) <•:OO p.m.) 2 flliDAY! • ,. ._" ~,_,. .. caw . AMeMiy mfonD&I Meedfts Sept. 1 tst at 3 pa lntbe TAlbert Senate a.a.ben CAll Gerud Ol$ea ' At 636-1950 �UB pondering acceptance into elite society By CARY STERN C.mp"' Edllor by ~dina iiterat~re Of data," she cxplaltled. T he Univeruty, pushed.A)CI by UB President Steven B. • Sample's aurmive leadership, is mountina an all out _ effort to reach the academic elite. In an effort to stenJLhen U B u a m~or research univenity, and to pin • Jrtll deal or national pttSti&c, Sample hu made it clear lhat he would very much Uk~ U B 10 be considered for membership in the Ammcan Anociation of Universities (AAU). He has marshalled University tesourees and anention behind the effort. A small, clile "club" of t.o p levd research universities, the AAU has no formal criteria for &ainina member5hip. lUther than applyina to the Association. a new member institut ion must be picked and souaht after by AAU i!5elf. Only two universities have b«n admined by AAU sjnce 1974-Carncgie·Mdlon, and California at San Dieso. BcJore these '"'~ add itioM brought the tOtal up 10 S2. there had been no new members for almost a decade. I • U B has worked on a report to indicate wbat 11 is doing, e.c:cOrdina 10 Stdn, •h•ch hu been pu5cd on to AAU . "We have to rely oo their · feclina that we arc a major public research university," be said. They have u5cd a former AAU dilectOf as a oonduu tO help in lhe~fort. A problem or the pain, ,.Inch may now be remedied, is that AAU may be willina to "imbalanc~" the proportion of private schools and public schoob In its membership. Durini the many years that iu mernbersh.i p remained at 50, there were 2S private schools and 2S public schoob. "TheY may qow allow more public schools because publiC., >e:~ls arc now Jetting reco&rntion nalionally for makin,g a major eontrib~t on to higher education ." "I beljevc that at this time. we do have a leaitimate chance or beina accepted ... said Deanof'Ani"and Letters, James Burm. We shouldn't try 10 {Qrcc 11. althou&b I'm sure that Sample let it be 'kno"'n that "'• are >Ctking membership." . Undergraduate Dean John Pcrradouo also feels that Sample the reality and the perception or th< )''ould not have brouaht up AAU at Univenity. This was listed as a top both the Faculty Senate mectioa and a priority in the prmdent's University meetina "'ith the Vice Presidents last addr9JI" \Oeek, if there ..... not I teal chance or In Qrdcr to be admitted 10 the gainina membtssltip. Association, there must be a " Pan or our a.cneral plan iJ to recommendation from a member, increase visibility, and lhc AAU would according 10 the AAU representative. aJtract ,national eyes (tw.o members are From there. the members of the in Canada, as well)," he said. "We governlna bodies mu.St review the cannot show dilinterest in pro)ectina propoul. "It is very difficult for a school bdna proposed or hopina to be ourselves as a proud University. We mUJt avoid neaiiaence. ·: proposed 10 innucncc us in any v.ay. "''II a certain amount of recoanition and national scature. Claimina that UB must be considered ooc of the 50 or 60 ' The procen to become a member is top research universities in America a very, >cry slow one." said an AAU today, l>c said that official rccoanition representative, speoklna from his would " help greatly in oompclina for Washington, D.C. ornee. "Tht faculty and resources:· Association wants to keep the " P ouible faculty grants" was also membership small .. That 15 why there listed as a major reason for have been so few new members." sh·e membership by Executive ASsistant 10 added. the Pr~i~nt. Ronald Sldn. Sample told the faculty Senate that "Admission has to be considered a possible membership would -ord UB primary aoaJ at presmt. to Slrcn.a then 1 Blackhurst's job is in jeopardy By TERRY CANADE Mt11Ktf111f£dltor D eln of Continuina Education James Blackhurst's future in that poJitio,n is uncertain, as Vice President fo r Academic Affairs Robert Rossbtra ~ the terms of Blackhurst's current administrative leave have yet to be finallted. Roubtsg exprmcd diuppolnunent with Blackhurst at Tuesday's Faculty Senate meeting sayina that continuing education has "not been imaainative" under the dean's direction. "Not reachin& out broadly 10 the community" was another or Rosst>era's oomplaints with tile division. • · "The leadership came to point where we w~ unable to evolve a congruent !.CI or ob jecdves, " Ro'-!ber& said. Blackhurst Is on administrative leave and Eric Streifr has b«n appointed acttn& Dean for at leas 6 monu aecordina to Rossbtsa. Blackhurst "is not a.uodated at the present t1me with the Division of · Continuing Education." Rossbera said. "OfOdally. he is still D.Ea.o but we've ajven him an offt« in Baldy Hall to l>c has a place to work." Whlle Rossbera mcntlooed ci!JteiiSfiorts ~ on·&Oina btswecn Blackhurst and bim, the dean said " I've llOt had any meao~Miloas with the vic:t president. I 'm on leave and considerina other thinas." Rossbtsa is also considerin& o ther thinas as his academic reorganitatin slowly lurches toward reality. The Blackhurst decision was ''directly re.l ated" to Roobera's academic plan. A continuin& education task force has been formed to disxuss tl>c future of the division. Task Force Chait Huah Petri~who is Dean of the Faculty of Education-noted the committee "has not had its Ont meet ina." Petrie had "no stronaJy formtd opinions" as to a po$Slble rtStumurlng or the di.Uion. ''A larae urban university ouaht to bave tome tort of continuina education proar am," Petrie said . Roubera qrccd that the division is a necessity for the University 10 maintain, but some of its directions need to be " Re• CA&mlned." Streiff has no major objectives for hl5 tcnuTe as actina dean- "The task force bopefully will define the m.i uions. I'm sort of waltina 10 hear what people w.;,t us to do." Roasber& predicted that ' 'there will be an administrative head or the Division of Cootinuin& Education." Ellminatlna the poSSIQillty thai dedlloru OOCICa'tlln& the divirion will be made exclusively by .him. The vice prellclent was unsure wl>cther the Dean of Education Ja~• Blaclt.hurat •. posluon w'Ould be a dean or a • their curl~~· Re "could not aivc . d irectorship. any readna ' u to wl>cther Blackaum The problem with Rossbaa's would return to his old position. expectations o~ the division accordina " That Is a very private malter" to Black.h um is "fmdina the resourscs Rossbera said. The president the build them .;; Streltf added that planned on roeetina with Blackhurst soon to work out ao liaht finances were reducina his CIJ>¥lty. "There's nothina anyone can q:rccmcnt- "wc'll be tal kina." do ip six months Jparticualry 11 a time Continulna Education eneomp&sses when rnourses are dccreaslna," Streiff Millard FlllmOle Colleae (MFQ, whlch . explained. Streiff served as and AssiSiant Direct.or Because of the duratioa o r hl5 term, before on his pracnl 110'1· MFC Streiff does not CXptCl 10 -plish is clllefty a D\ahl tchool orreriQa anytbiq "Orandiose." 1\t delcribed prOp'IDU for Buffalo's wortlna biJ sevc:D years with the divlsloo as community to usia older lluderlt 's mainly coocoemecl with facult)' and marltecabllU~y In ~ Oelds. me tall:bia '"""'· ,.....,_ ... . Tllo .,....... .l �C·affeine: still a complicated, controversial ~r~g While lilt oon driak inctliSiry b embroiled iD thll disput<, a ~ important q-IOG b b<rorc th< public-<utw .2' ca~~ a.p or browa liquid lwardous to ,.., health? By LORI SCH\JLTZ FNtlln Edltot S .....,•up, 00« known u tht UI>ODI1, recently b<lllll an advenidna 'CIIII\paip desllned 10 coiUii..,. th< ~.-thcmup tc:mpclfJirily- thai k<tlas tl>cm clcr<n. It b. acc:ord1na 10 Hruska, a blolocieaiiY ~ matcnll . The dfccu or carrrinc remain <Xtr~ variabk. While ooc -ma)'JOII'""c:llyouod ntrYOW followina one cup or l>r<w<O.coffcc, olh<rl can drink · si•, ri&JII and ~· 10 CUp! I day wkhoul ill tf(cct. In acn<RI. mosl pcopk arc ab~ to COOJ\IDIC up 10 200 milllltams (about two ...,. or brewed coffet), bcn<flllita from th< stin>ulatloa without harm, accordiaa «> ICIU cooU<ted by Coftsumcn.IJnioA in th< Octollo:r 111111 issut or a . RtpOnS. th<ir ti(es~y\<," Htwh said. Pooplc wtoo- u few u "And.(rom ibe available dala 11 thra cupa of corrcc a day <-bout Ill< pr......t biiM:, tbere io 110 lOO ~or Clffdo<) """""' 10 believe that carr.,... . ~ symp<oau of =~ in moclention b ••Clff<inlsm," tbc aamc JiY<D to .. Howe"Vc:r. modera1ton b the c:llrolllc caffrinc incoJ<ication, key word," Hruska 1bcsc symp<I)II>J may lndude mphasited,"ancl Utt anythlna &Jeep disturbenca, haodacbco, ds<. I would be wary or tremulousness, jitt.ainesl, anxiety, consumption ii)-Qcas.'' li&hl~ness. )rritabillty, Ont aspect lh11 no onc dbputn dcprcllion, rapid bcanbcat, b cite ability or lhls .. hice. palpilations (jldpped bcartbcatl), ne<dldilte &ubllanc<, which b rapid brcathiiia. diarrhea. Jtomach found nalurally in coer... tea, pains, heanbono, fr<qU<llt coeoa and cboeolatt aDCI b add<d urination and mlltCUiar tCnsiocl. 10 sofl drinks, dntp aDCI food 10 Caffrine abo bu deruoilc err<CIJ lllmulale tbe c:cntral ncnow on "al<rtncss and co....,ttalioft," System. AssiJtfnl ~ Prof<SIO< Carrcine <Oftltrias the blood David Perkin> sm. "In additioo VU$<1$, speeds up th< heanbcat to lilt physiaol dfocts oa lilt and llimotlates lilt braln, uomado, body. limited researdo ~howl tbat llidneya, ovaries aDCI tCSI<l. On th<r< arc psycbolocieal cffCCII as ....... pCopk il at:IS Hkt ... well, Jivin1 caffcioe a "ll's I difrocuh question to public thai iu k<non'and'lime IIIISWOr," laid Auistanc Profeuor in the Biochemlcal Pharmacoiot)l Oa-ored beYer... is preferable to olhc:r ooll drinks because h ckJe> tX~¥nment at UB. Robc:r1 not concaln eaffeinc. - HOISka. "Th< widespread Undtmandably, thb hu Ul*l the consumption of earrtifte CTealn manufacturon or Coea'C<>Ia, probk<nl llfk r<S<t~rch P<P<i'ColO and Or. Pepper, •lrich because 1 a eontrol do concaln carretne . They IOUP rre< rr lilt influences or cootend tbat 7'Up'a advCftbinJ caffeine would b< cliflkuh." cam'*p u baJcd on · '' Foo IIWil' pooplt. that unsui>S<ORUIIed ~~~ conc<rM. mon>IDI CUp Of COffees part Of The c1aoam or earrdnt.lhcy araue. bavo ll<'<r been prov<d. Thio D th< laiCSI in I ICriis Of COGirmmb lnvoMna earr.... durin& the WI rcw yeara tbll bu dlanaed th< publoc'l pc:rccp<ion or Amftia ., ra~orilt wakc'up bcvetaae from a friel>dly harmlcu Uquid 10 a polenllally danac:rous drua• A 1978 r<port from che Food and Drua lldmmbtrlllon llnlina CXtuSive- ca((einc. consumption 10 cc-rural mrvow system devclopn\ein prompted eaU• by eonsuma pOUp! to ban carrrine as an add1tJvc 1n 10rt drinkl or reqwre prominenc labeuDI oa prodU<t$10 wtuch carrdntbeen added. 'Thcle ba•e been countered by ~or preu rete- rrom tbe sofl drtnk and eorr.. tndustrics 1uc:rnpclll& co ealm P:Ublic roan. -m• ps)'d>olocieally addictfve na1we." Other wk!l<nwal lfii\PIOGil, or ..hk:b nlimlc th< dfecu or caf(rin< incoalc:atlon, include dro.....,..., boabiUty to concmlfale, dlsi~n to wort. lttlwJY, irritaJ;IUcy, n.._,uona•. runny nose ancl evm natata. "While th< stimulanr .rr.... or Clffrin< are noted witlllo minutes or ill consumplioo," laid Perkins, ooce tlit U~<Tii-. it may ta~c ...,.... da.Ytto c1tar an wreioe liOttl< Ooc: way to t<ll how addicted you are to eaffdne is to try to JIOp u.<in& It for a d1ytr two. Wilhdrawall)'tllpiOtlli t common, accordina to e:rtlns. Flnt come• th< headache •. ~ may develop u JOOO U I 21 hOw$ an.. lhe last doK or caffc~J>e.. ,, typically bqins with a ......000 or l\tl1nesllllthe h<ad aDCI _..... to a painful tb~ that is made WOtW by baldinl ..... by CIICtdoc. "It is rdkvcd by wrrin<, from your syJtaa . COtlllbo Clffcine (Aic:ll a Anacilo, "W'd!Kirawal JYUOJliOUil can lui • wed. or -uo.. 1otot<t. Part or t1us diococnron eaa on.. be 1voicl<d by t&PCNII orr calf<iDe Eo«drin, Empirin and Vanquisb), bu< - by plain~· coosumplioo slowly, rcher tbaa attempliDI to quit cold turkey.'' ~• ....,. painti1lt:n that - For The High Rollers ln Europe "Three cantes VOTING FOR SENATE ELECTIONS The World's Finest Cigarette Rolling Tobacco Wiii ,Be Held: Wednesday t hrough Friday 9/22 - 9 / 24 ~\·Jt..hl..·.v ""''t~ ~,,,. t""\a"t. . ... h.:n • lmponcJ '"' th<>o<• .. hu rref<r m!ltnl chr~t o..n ,mule,, THREt C A Tli:.S " lon~ ..uoo.k..J - """ MAIN STREET: Goodyear Hall Harriman Hall Diefendorf Annex Underground tn )moktnt=- ~«"<~I in ta~e - '~~ •n bumtn~. THREE CASTLES 11:30.7:00 pm lO:OG-7:00 pm 9:0G-l:OO pm 3:00·9:00 pm <tdd\ :1n2: IU ,'OUr i>Ok"'llt,;i~ tOJ<'I'm<'nl. A,.. ,bblc m air Ci):.hl.tin) and h•ndl pu<k<l ruuch... A~HERST CAMPUS: SPINE: 'Capen Candy Counter 9:0G-5:00 pm Knox Hi1U lO:OG-1:00 pm Talbert Bullpen ll:OG-2:00 pm GOVEHERS: Wine Cellar WHAT IS OMEGAT" . ... 9:0G-12:00 am - EW COTI Student Club Wilkeson Pub -t kiM . . . . . 12:0G-7:00 pm 9:00.12:00 'am _ ..... IICQOrOQ'. It .. t ....... ' " - . . -~It) l l f l ...... (Onlto ~ u.s. riot ..... .., ..... """'""· ,.;..,to .A IIOftootOIIc Hfwftt. \ ·"" •lt?·ylolttllt~l nosttlw drt for pollct SOJPtCt !Modflcallotl. ~0 "1 H<OOOII ....... 1..~ 101M ......... 10 rffi"oij IS foot IS lito l<tAIM b Areas Jhilrlfl9 bons: MSC:Oiefendorf Annu Underoround - IIM&4btltt-t~- ..... '-~- ..... . -. T1ot - . -• ., -..,...,.. __,__of ............__ ........... -IJ\on,..·lf....... tolf cs Amht r1t: ~n Wlne Candy Counter c~uar K -, MY 14217 (7lQ I7W58S GET OUT AND VOTE ············---~ ~· ...................... ' ..I 4."" .. ---·. .,....,. ....,,.......... - - - - ---- ~ I I I I s- n, �Dorin cable unlikely as restrictjons-create ' By LAURA CESCHWENDER conwualon wo.k-dla ma hole< to laytht llne-tllat IJ _ . , y 10 onJiaU lhotnandJ of r... or undctarou:nd cable. International <IP•tt lht popuWity or Cable cooctudtd that " praa~t cable tdnllion thi• IJ noc nnandolly fcuibk . ; throuahout the tolllltry It Tilt cablt COIIIPMY lh1t l<rtiQOd appears unhlcdy tbal fl will come lll< loUin Sm ct <UII)OJS before to the UB campu~<~ U. the D<Ar Cablncopt · - e d tom<_, of futu.rt. IAJ"'*'" . . . - poopk in lht One probkm cited by Ullivmlly donDJ IUcplly .-a•ma the cablt HousinJ Dir<c<Of llbdiJoG Boyce trarumlulon wkhcKII t>&YIOI. is that tbe MILIIl Strtct and _.,c!ifta to Ioyer. Amherst campu~<~ are stnicod by - Ulli..nity Houslna bas "" two dlfftrm~ cablt aubiWiod ~ ro. .,. apinu onmpanles-Ooblac:opc and cable altbou&h mattcn lntcrnatlooal Cablt, r..pcctavdy. lmd to """"' il, Ioyer said. Ht did, howtvcr, . _ Boyce said tbll ioqu.iria madt in .......t run discovcred that tbll til< U.hlatlon or S<Moa could pc:ib1po come from lht · lnttmatiooaJ.Cablt W&IIU lht Univcnity to dirmly l'\lldlti< th< Educational Communlcalions ..me. and then ..U It to the Center (ECC) on aunpus. studmn. Cbld 'l'd('YIIion £oajnm for Tbt Univcnity, accon11na to 111< ECC Ron Ciebocki fisted • Boyce, "ould rather operate u It Fredonia and Buffalo State as doe< with lht telephone~. ooll<1<1 that ha.. •ucx:eufully obtained uble for thtir camp~.... th.at U. lo have: rc:pracuativcs Buffllo State had 1 ublt hook· from the company come to the campUl and have the JtudenlJ up to their i&r&Oit r..ldent hall dircetly arnn1< for the desired lnllallod as t<ttntly as Stptcrnbcr scr"icc. 12. The lffL!ItcrD<DI IJ u pcrfmcntal 1coo.eina 10 the dlr<nor or the proaram. Cable: on campw is a very c:xpcn.sive propo.silion aa.ordlna lO rr cnouah lntcra t '• aencrated, an lnttrnatiQnt] Cable ;pokesman. Dircetor FaUll hopa to install cable in &lithe residence haJIJ, II would entail a lara< amount or Sp«trw"' Sl'l[f Wrlttr D both for isldtvlcluaJ uuac in cod> room and ro. public .,.... 01 • cenlral localion. One main ldnilioo 'tliould recehrt information from tbc lludtnt union. C~c~~otl obo suant<d that &DOlhcr pouible , . _ for Frcdooia ond Buffalo Stilt 's cablt ......,.. oo'l!d u. io the fact 111M lht may baw paid fo. somt of tbc ublt luonlware, In llddilloo, tbc univcnity.........., ubk IJilGIII. Tilt cme for UB was .raJJOYod from lht capital Jyllcrn <~&ht or a.o.a,.. two-.,., n1nt _ . . oao lor butJa<tary ,.,...,..., oddcd Clc!loti. Dapitc..lh< lad< or a cablt JYI!tm, Ciebocti did D>mi>Oa til< cslsttoce of unocrvoUDd PIP<I whe,.. tile to~blt C04lld pn<tntlally be pulled tbrouah. ·He alia txplaltd tht able com,pania' rtlucu.ncc co put c.aphaJ investment in the Vtnturt- if tht mum -.oulcl tikdy be low. But, he said, they olould be intere<tod if the cable conneruon was stralaht to·the dol'llls. Th'e Unlversity, hoWever, woukl )Ike t he cable to be o ffered in such pubUt ..... u lh• Center for Tomorrow and founaa . Tbt ntods or the University and the cabiO Do,nate company do not oolncide, Cl<hocko concluded that ir cabre 11 ever to appear on the UB campu5t; ne&OtlationJ mute bf m\'(le. , . - - - - - -OLD RED MILL INN _ _ _ _........., \',.ut tllh c-ltonrurtlf 1-c,.. ''t}Q'f tfJit•mlf• "' tltt Hvtltshllf'r o"" u/ R H IJut j"• to/1> \ ' .,m•rou\ pn•·urr fJiflrl\li'OIJm.. Ot·fr:tf} {itt• tim "'" plu• •hi nsnt "''""fro'" J;.'J M1 ·"·,..nollwn .. . Blood. -+ tJ•• u.,., ,, fit~•~~ m,.,., \ u'f·4muAinx MOm tUf.lililblfl' Reservation s Suggested -633-7878-- SOFT CONTACTS $99 lOUR ISM IS WORTH AN OFFICER'S COMMISSION IN THE ARMY. Your BSN means you're a professional. i n the Army, it also means you're an officer. You stan as a full-fledged member ofour medical'team. Write: Army Nur.;e Opporrunities, P.O. Box 7713, ~urbank, CA 91510. · ARMY NURSE CORPs. BE·ALLYOU CAM BE. COMPLETE: lena.., EXIm FHa, Care Kit & 12 Month Follow Up (1at Pair Only) Fn by Ooc:tora ol. ~omttry ~kolll~ ~ Sat Boo~ 10.9 835-4844 ;~on · You're Invited to SA SpOnsors Conserve UB Poster~ Contest Conserve UB Is • new. enersy conservation _____________ camp~sn------------• All entries must be submitted to SA ( I I I Talbert) by · by Fri. Oct. 8 at 3 p.m. • Entries should be submitted as a " polished rough", (suitable for reproductiOfi as an 1 1•1 7 poster). Maximum of 2 Ink colors, al~o all ~ters must IRclude ··conserve UB" ASSEMBLYMAN BILL HOYT' S Campaign Headquarters Grand Opening . 7:00 PM Monday, Sept. 20th FREE BEER! ' SURPRISES! 1277 Hertel Avenue Re-elect Bill Hoyt 144th District. Assemblyman •S50 paid for the chosen entry • poster must motivate as energy-savJng theme at UB I • For details call: Wendy Glrsky 636-2950 Walter·Simpson 616-2025 ~ ·~· 11 8opl""!* ·-.Tho- 5 �editorial Proud Produc.ts I toadtnio- wtxm... _.;bit. To oalk for uythica less would reduce the alfcn ll1c • con or 9T conslllll<rS; wbilc u IDIIIIJ ~ ao pouibk lhould he p•m a ~ 10 JUMvc a Wll>m>ly cdUCOiicin Oftly who ......k lbc lwdat Jbould bt lmlota!lions. Stn« ha OJaMion IO U8'1 helln, he baa COQSIUitlyiWed his daire IO baYCibc UtllY<rllly ruked amoas the lop comprdlnlslvc rcocardo ioArtUtiOIU in lbc COWI(ry, Siocc the ...,..,.,. , lie bas bad hi> staff -lwl& r..u~Jft>C to 1011 ~ Into tlo< P<ftlll""" Amcncfn ,.._...~po or lh>l....,.. IMU). The pow'bihtlrs of ll1c IJnJ>onny r...tunc sudl a platceu art mno~e Only 1-o ~ bavc bem adn>iued Rn« the dccaclc bcpD and an of lbc dolo pr_....,., •illnot&uara.ntcc ua·. admul&n«-- will showinc orr mort Ayk lh1111 subl{anoc. The M U k...,... the candy. coaled Ql<tiOI from the uul~su-. doins oomcthin& ri&ht. One of the,_ lmponllll IUD fadn& this Uaivmity is WldctltadUttc educatoon. Joltlina the MU will DOl help w.to..,..d thb &Dol- Jolnin& ll1c MU will only make lhe 6tcri0r look preultr. l.ft us - (O<J<f to and failed to &a """ the dcpenmcm whcft 0111<r opt-. 10 aay in ll1c prorCSiioo ewe lbrollll>ow the country UB is mDCb btnn orr for 1101 ~ 011 1ts ben a Utlivmity d<paruncoJ bvn up 10 Ana suondorch and Is .-.cosnlttd owK>nally tO< iu p«rormaoca. •-e 11a...1o pta~>< o1 &. ba-.na IICCOC!Iptisbcd oomo<JUna ao~... onby. Slllda>to mo1 comJII&ul tbao ll1c O....pet-.1 ,.,..,. 0epartmco1_..,., cM<n. bkcii-OJ 100 10 10 JC1 iooo and compklc requirm>mu bul Unhrnuy <a 111 comP«iliv. rtdch ore- su~ 10 bt -y. Too mony dcpartmans 01 obis Unh"tn>ty r<eaY< ll1c r<p111a1ion or '"""'cosy clqrca arwl 100 many aacl<niJ lcoY< ha-e WlthOUI beo& c:boll<n&ed <OOu&h. OT'o number t'WO national rallna b a source or pride for UB. All 100 ofiCl\ UniY«Shy mmib<n lool 10 UB's -.run<SS<O and \'OiC< lhc1r compi&oniS, .buo OT u jwl one <'.tamplt or I natJonally rccoani<ed flltlllty on lhls •r:"""- of a UB clqrcc ao .,-ell u f..,._ rewarded. ors adtnislloas >1.11114arcb are""" <DO<l&h to allow muy Allda>t• to apply 10 1bt dcpenmcut. Tbt Caa llw II <1111 be u selcai.. ~·il is can ooly improv. iu quably. l'boo< •-bo C)9CIIplain about or. cunioalwo lhould r<COIJlilt tb.ll'to adUcve its notional 51&luo, il mUM bc- spa>d some ume helpina the m1cno< . Tbe Kick Inside I And then •tlmina.... mi&hl come wilhout lhe raororc lftd fancy prom01lon. camp~». We Ond 11 hud 10 sympalhizt ,.jlh people ,.ho tried U B Prcsidcnl Sleven B. Sample is not ooc to hide ( - feedba ~k Well-Done Ed4tor On S.pr.,.l>of • . 11182. UB mo-11 a~stlul •x~riette«~lta INI In - I hlstO<Y Nor onty did II run smoothly, but •tttfK»nce RICHARt> almoat dout>,. ,.,, r..,., eJrim•tts. NlXON ••P''" Wt wou'<l /IJtt to Oi.l' tha nltl' to eU who dHiutMI Y,..lr time and effort•ln producing tltJa ,,,, Flttt, Wt would 11•• to think the UUAB lttge ~•w tor trttlr endurarte» urw~M marocltlaOc condition•: out lovely hospl,llty ettfl" who wltflltood much tbuse _ trom tht ~Hd crew•,· Phil end hit lell/1111 •ecurlty 40utd: Olenn' H~m•n and"'' rtlf o/ tl?t m~gnlllcen t •wv•n. 1nd ••~~lily SA. ' We would litO llkf to IX.Prtll our gr•tiUHif to thf totiOw*"O unr~.rtUY personntl t.lnctl Wfbb ol For:/111~• tnd Pltnnl"!!; Woyn• ROOinton 1nd l'uolrc S.loly. Roy Conglllo ond Food Phil 1nd John rh• •leclrlellnt; nor ro - T7tC' Mil 1«1IOAS Olt IItt Rotary Corrections s.rwc.. ,.,,.011 ttudentl t~ f~ whlf U Wll ... ~mA .......S.. Ptu4 Olcl<,.n UUAB Muolc -*J,., 1,00() _ , , . , • To dMil¥ .......t f'O'•IS ,. Tb< Spec:uum"s ROIM1 FittJd MMNIJO'I f•Nb "017ofS.,... INJ. -s-.., ~b(f-tlto "'m1 _,.,1M ,__,_..ofr(>Jt lfl<tolltdlo rodn, t!w ,.,_,.- 10 ~., _ ... , _flw ,_ _Ml/ 1>1< ~. }11/«<. MW _ Sl.,.,.,. -no. $1$,000'"',_,..,_of tit< N'm SJ« (pnu box1/Mtvdwn two •ppropri:tlf!d. ¥"' ~- ,... t'Oiflllldor$" b«<s orftdtd '""' JijaN. A«<f'diltt /onMf' I~ Prt:sid«t 'o /« Friot*> Pto11111tt1 Joluo N..J, IMt 'WIIIf #toiiVVlllllbl, litis.,.,. -n.t i.ooo .-u • ,,.... EtJSt Sldr f!-ilrT Aw.J ""M)l U\tt«d of• Mtt lfiOMY SJipptJI't Spi.Uit, ·8 :n.o .,_,.,,, -,_ ~. / ,..,.... '".-1>1<, ,_..,_ t~/ tM Wm $tdr MIIJWb IJ ~/Of 10: '::~:;::;;:Sooo~ . ..,_,,,of 10.00(). II tit< Dr Ntwl""' IMI,..Nd rHr, -AII~n:tt~ .- SJ« _ , , _,.,. wOI bt """"'-""" .VwiJIJW, "''p<OXNflOt<f¥ cow. 1 rK1 you. tht m• lclnQ It ,.~, '-.box/ will bt rn.-•rl«<, •MI tM ,_....,. """''"' """""'- •I •11.d1fll'f Oft tlw A...,_~ - ,_ """'-dlltf.-y M(r wttiiM IJv Al"'"et Dtplttflltl'tU, n.t -- Uflfl,t':f'Sii.TMIIII~.ottlwlltO( •11~-·,..,~ of Alwnol """tilt~, f"'ds rotoplu H'b~ tile~- ......... 0/ t l w - I I -... "' IPIJ. ell ....,.,, IIJOI'U lto#W I'Wflll •II~ , , , . _ , . , . ojjoorbtiiMd t~IJ/fil, 0N1 ,,.., 4 ll<lrl •ill,. .......... CMtpoa:. ... "" .....,.c.- S!Ion• lnfonn"'-""' DI<«<O< �op 7 ed ' 1,._1..,. '"'TAu o /(It •If tlw brotlw.tJ "I ltn'f' •• -PrnQ, b he povrt wiM: OWt O!•'t ..... ...... .. ~~lift~ (19!J) •IIJ.td •...,..,., punlialler a,_,.~ WbOrt IH~. 1m. c- .. w Sot). 194ll SIMi cto... · - ....~~~or.... ..,. IJic tltvl'lboa ....... _....., o(,..... Fcsdlc and "'~· .... F<ilblol ,...._, ,.... n w - !rOOD 1111 "lloiooaln" F tOCb tM flad,.nf"' lt'M&tl of d&ul.., ~or-., 'CI«\&& <ffca. """'""" Niw rtl~ ha~t.;l)'1iPC)fl taa.l Md dhtJfc Vtrl'Otypn a lfltl for dw mo~a\.a-'s mi.U WU·•hoopto.a tod.am, nnchuous Ornat&b, 'li"IY Jnr1, Otva ..at lrrtNDa. <tlllhnal haltans, au,. McJucant, m~bc&mdc Ocrnwu B'ut for no trOUP ii I~ ~ham of Utfeopt.)l'ptt at two-d U rWm ' it t~ for Bl«'ltJ' ra•tht\11 to-·~···h MTVatl.li, tihufnh••• inlnttuat~ b.ff0001; nbbl( NYJttt.o t",dc mu.L&ttoa. d~otccl wck:t1ckt: ~tc:ru ••oa, naturally th)1hmtc mttn•mm; thinl.cn dat~ hy~r•uu.&11tucb; £ln....y •horn. flitnp,, 1un..k:t,; and ACrit'ical Lambs, ·~ dK' ,..htn tht compUcaHon• ot tM pkM. rrquu thai WMC'Obc: ~l.an« h1t boolu All too rudy ha\t Olteb bu-n ponr-a.)ed 1t1 Uu«c.flmauk)nal human bc:tnJt with 1rnu.lne human pr6bi(I'M, and ~pltC: that flr1)' 1910'l nuny O( ~ntmatic attiYJty hOW IS lhf' Slaa:p&oilltkln cyck, ntmk dc:nlal or Dlac~ huma.My tondnuq, If tht •ndu$1r)''' cunenfnnptuulr on t«hnoloty 1nd fptceadt 1_, any indication. I he (laniOcancc: of any 81ad. Kl'«n PftJC»tt b li\.t.ly to bf c:ven rurtht.t dlmlni~hed Black- film .n errcuypa. •re t"ooted, or course.'" unturQ or tlcat.m, fkhc:f In !he: t'ubnormal lnttll•&cncr- or Mn•v.-hhc:t p~e birth 1o 1tte cn•rofl•nr men~ a I mid.-tu n( minilrrt ,ho.,.~. rcan of lht dtietc:uow clrC'CIJ or race*mi\JRI rauhtd In the m)'1h of tbe prodtJIOU"I)' tndo,.td mtd hun.ll). for ..-hilfo (k)h fl\c advml or moe ion pictute t~noaon m«t19"mack IL P<J"".•blt for 1hesc and·othcr 1;1nm1.yprs •n bt llfltd out of lhnr concn u and ''""' wtdtr daSJnbulton-Md, unr0f1unadt), wildtt actq)t&nc:t. Such mm, at Uff(lf'" Tom 's C11bin (190)), 'nf'" HltHHnJ end Wf'ddmJ Q/ 1 CII)O,tt (190!'t "&mufnr Elhlol)iln tunJcdy"), and /lo-,. RasJUJ Go' Hts Twl.~'l (1910&Ytcd -.hile 8C'IC:Wt ,,. btx:k.fa« to rse.ablt5h al')f Sambo tttrnMypn (rhtraatfittd b)' wbvnitncc-, humaht)'.,toCup.dd)', tart~•. a h.tC!'P)...,O.ti.K'~f demc:&oc:w, 01 raU\ICal talrnt) Bvt rt W&l D W Cnffith •ho ck&tt 81.ad,_. lht mot1 ~"' tatl) film~ ~ " furthn npllotu: 1M manr facn of Sunbo. Oriffil"'' Bvtlt of• Nflftolt (19U) ..,.• th< Rnl ra to portia)' l.bc lhrat of tk M.ci Ho• •tti.tc audMNU muM bl\t mor<d •11<ft tb< boorina. clli<L.....-plaa ,.,......, ., tilt S<wtll Catoli.. ...,.._...,, lrpi<Hd lntcrm<triqt ., tb<.r linl orra ea; .,.hm abc- m\dauo Sdaf LYJIQ dattd put htt a~mt arolttld Ebi< 'Lillian Guh~ •hcD boa O...llw.loo rapt lfuk fJor1 and dfovc lhc to tuladt So poo~~ctfvl •cu the am.qn thai if •u not unll.l lhc Llltc '60~• &nd car~ ·ro·, tht Bf«'U • .,, atto-rd a brOild r&D.IC" or ><.waJ ...,....;oo.. Until obm, ollty had •• bt "conoalno<l." Th:at eot~ulnmtnl pot.cy rt!'lulttd In a strfnl'hcnlftl or Samba qt«C.)"ptl durina the 1920''· 19)0''· and tilly 1M'• Bl:ack!tnual c:s.prwion usu•n,. utvot"cd a •rtl•rDCUl•c bUt dun.. s..,...,.... poor,.,, Ihwn In 'Ire F1axl I II ~en ' A• ,, Cllodcttc Colbm ndt • f•;lfll/olt 0/ Wt (19J.n; 10 Ha~ill' McOorud, who -oo u O.C. fat of Vh,.. Lep "' t;.n..w "'"' n, WIMf U9l9t. to \:f.._ Mordud, •bo ponte}"t'4 ~ ~- tbc: c:hiUfrtur ... ~IPNf'Otn Cll.&tbc Cblo JR..)'Jk'r"IQ.; to Eddit ··~cr" ADdcnon. -~ fh;ppent IDtcriCUOn 'tnlh Jact atMJ • U u wwl.catioe M ftiJO)'r:d peatt:f ~~thAD lftC)M lft'\'IIMJ 't"'K ~ mi.}Ofi1y of Bad JCftUl atii)QraACn •'tte tn. th•a la'PiJW'JOnal. ~ thoH that •en 11uenckd 10 bt •m:.,.,-.caocwt tdld 8i..e..k 1uctmXn 1.P bt l)@ient, 10 a«e:pl. thrir ktl m lift, to c-all tbar brad upon 1M- watm u6thro• do-n that b~.~o~.\.et,, 10 be aooc;t. C't!ed.-currunc Cbmtlaru.. With (C"W eiC('pCio.u (PauJ mm WOf' Robtioo't.EMp<J#,.,. Jona m l9U, tor oae). 8llct amou.nLtd to 1 ll:ad of t-ublimu1.al Sunda) Khool that rtitlforud the doc1llty or the ''eh.lUuns/" lronic.aU)', t.hc onty Blacb al)o•ed to coNOn v.kh -.hita on anyshjnaarxmbainl an tqu41 footlna wut rarina. Styc:t;fit:, a.nd Butk\ll'hat of tM Hal lita.d\ (Ow com«ltc.sl Chiklren-pk.kl.mnnlei-PO\Cid no thrt.lt. Ky tht latt ·~·s .. CJII11)' bcnQJC t•o deeada of i~dmt OJ~• mmma.. in& (mtm ntt•bly IJ'••t of'<hcar Mkhuut~) had nlltd &bellO tr10Y)C t\OU-'0 with lnspiratio:flal lmit.. aon.) nf uad1tlonal film arnre~, Honywood made iiJ (tNt real iiiC'Mpl\ a.,, to .a.IJer U\ pretcruabon of Bl:ackJ. In 1 C")'cl,e tt'i&l _.ould ll}l ¥~-eO Amtfiun l)f'obkm, not 1~9. four n.tmt u~hntd In tnco the 1960's, tbat of Blacls at'" Amcncan rcoPit ~11h many ·~.an probkms stnnmUI& rrom OPC .JOU,-ec., ptC'Judkt~ Hofftf'" oftM dah •1th rad'-"' 1n the nulhatJ. P~~tt.f and to~ llolilft/dhn •11b "p.uwtJ.'' and lntllilkr ur 1M Du:st •.th l)nc:k mobmmtabty h wu durin.1 thii pha.K l.hJ.t the laP of lbc Sa.mbo typa, thr s,.,,. macle hrS SUOIIJC$1 Wind. 1"bt- WOK, urb&n Of rural COUtlD or tM DOble ..,• • .-u tht ''Dew'" Ntvo~ AllllOM '""antbly: ~ ~ JJtatn rnt(Jrif) than tbt '*&..!J!O~d Nm. Vld ..,. ... """" ........ !'rim< candidate r.. dl< c;..,p Om MtmOh&l A•ard Tht on Nqro was of\m tbe \aalfk."UI b.mb, 4)'\D.I to wu.p;re tht •tu.te:~o .-ho miSMdcntood or JwC'd ._.,. ICWlOU!I) C'ftOUib. oot of tbt fira ucnr.aai twabi e,ppc:u·f:d ~ D.W CnltKh'> 1915.,., CtNtfP n., llf Ll/t, 10 •hr<ho a.a.rt.. tOidtn iJ I'IIOf\aJI} wouac:led •hilt ~ • ram.. offiecr l.ottr'larrll>tiachoOcdJin nw - •... ""''" MOl(, H.....,.. (I 'HOI. SidMr """"" 111 £dtt of rll< C.t~)' (19S1l. aod SalrHo Crotbcr.J m T1w ~"'' U910). AJ Mob bo:amt mWtanu 1ft tbt laat 1960'1h Ilk- MCritktJ lomb •.,..,.... liP< .. hi> ...... """· ioroin& _...,. ,,.,. T-- 'lt'nj ,.--..! " ' ..... _ _ ...., ..................... lloc ....._ d aa.c.t. tk ·~ _...t, and dtc .a.• r...., .,.._, u•"""""tf\1 fOr ~or ONMIII:.: .....aity. Mild: theM td. .anft . . . . . ...., ~ .... •<>nlltoa ,...., •how or ..,..pon~o~y - · ...... ,...,.,._., «t.M t - IC'tCIM'S Aftd ho-4t'Wr pr•~~ tbu kW rtt.ar.cr .._. tlw: lllld _ , tbt •bore- ~ MVc lftiMd 11. tk 11..-. k • • o.lf tt\.h~,.4Wrf'f"C'M froe the QlfCM Q•l"th ~ bdorc bt, aW.IIr'nCr"' t91' ~I• l\•t10111 &ecbd '*'" \o'or """'~rarto} an.l """"'·""' 11w......., - - - l<klloral. to t"c ~• \tdHn \ '•" Pttbln' SW«tllwtt. •tuc.h •u ad"\om~ I\ "'kalc.d ' b1 111 aJt •hWc ~ •• fUin~t-. the ftt• fdm\ c"«t ttJttMCI .ma.nr or ttw okt sacra,.pa. MIM\J.mct 1ft Minot Of t't:k.~ffound dl.af'ICit:n. .. 10 COIIM Comu to /Iori"" 119"01. w .t-.lfllft ,. .,.Ju< th•raaru In l •f'" Fl) tt912) the f\'ICiinc-dtaJtl'l ._n" h.ti the I.Jatn ,a:.._ and tc.f8•Pt half of tM m)1h.cal w'"""'a~flll Mp"O 1ft tny C'~>('Ot.. th.: C\'IIUO\C:t\411 BlA~pkkl&lton C)'de ltittd no mou· chan • ft- )t~~:th m.a)" ~M-t bem • 'tchm or tbc: , rrohtcuHon of w~r n ntuh\p6c dncrnai and the con~uent tl~•na or IJJJIC< urhln the1.1n' 11 suctumbtcl co 1M m•r"•"'' l1ood or mamaS 11m ltiO\Ieh. frii.Wn Hon:a KOQs~ Of, it •t.rnpb mar tl&\t run ••) tout\C'. Wtu~b 1M fttiOCI, Blk~ artoh. pmducrr\, dlrrcu""'· end "''•'C":R arc out ~llina .. lth t.hc sa~ rc1ularit)' Thf racbm 111 the rum •ndu~ouy is no kwiJtt •• bllllrll a•• 1n 191l, whn~ IJ;rllt of fl '\•tlfl()ll . 1"hernit fHIUt( r.lm ~hn.. n In tht ~'hht Unu.c-. -•~ rt•h·td b' Pratmt Wtl~ l~.tt WfiHRI' "hi\(Of)' "''lh tia.htCIUftl ' 1Ni.-)'"\ b&1d: r.tm pr("!!CnCC" ,, u "'"'"'a 111ft or nq.lo.--t ,.hen HI~.,'""'"" Jppe&r, tht) arc: hkriy 10 bt an the- no•-d, •nd """'ctuno ncn 1:'11 f\1/tt arc rr'c:pled 10 ~tft'Ot)pe':h tn ~~"';!" (19?1), tM unl)" Dtw~ \Pt&.1'"1 Pt!f IJ bwM m 1M ttt:d.A' •" a ptmp Wtlaf In 1br ..1.-kl mtdt 1h" man on the wrm. •'-" rta~.,rd to tomo. "\oc "' bl-.r 'onaJOttm t..a\iq flaJht, 1 rNIIP., h n ,,.,k rhaL ttw many f•nt" film• ~ m.c-~- lttttwlH '" ,.,. Dtnl. COol world. Nollt~~tl 8111 1 \I•"· 1M Lt'lilflf,,.. 11't't'. Sowlfdtr, a:M Coo/It}' llfllt , to u.nw • lew.- tuw- ...~ •o ta) 1 \Oh4 tOUACW1011 for canhnWQ& Blar:l I'OW111 •• t~Nholt) h 1• C"qYiJJ) UI.IJC th.IJ ~' fiM 8&1c' pafonna&..--n h.\n not~ dooh fcx IlK\. aoon 10 rW• matt C'Ciru thll ,.cr~ ..ex wnnm .. Bild." OJ ...,.twt«. ·• One u ~ted 10 &>~ JIM •hrrrt llacU bdolt • \be~~ ""'"''"' wr,.,- r,Ja "<>rili o1 Gcotft L-. s...... Spdbcy,. My W.ift h.Ad OM am•n to thAt r«mtltwhnl dw td~ rr... St.. r...t - ~ M ,..,_ o/lil,... .. v..,·u bt '*-" 10 t no-. IJ'tat t.OIIMOOt at.c.l Nta NjOf P¥f, .. she told~ ••But b< •oo '1 bt bo<l f<W S.M Trrl: 11/, " - - - f.o.d buo.f., frOGI ~. In II'K auly I !nO's., HOU)"'Ifood 00« ••io f«<OfUt.ed thai Blec\J wett"'mo<vqocrs •oo and btaaa 1 MW ~of "rrk,ut'"mt'Mt'S. Bltd aud:icnccs lloc~td to inner at)' theater• ro ... Slto,/r '19!1). S•wt s.....ba<'n-.- &>.1 (1971), Can- Eerl ko.v, • l«twrr 111 Elltldll. "11 /ttf.rlft .,.,,,~. f'O"t. vtual,(} ffhK'Dior. u11d /•1"' bfi./J IXb &:ttxiey oor, roor Jo Jo. PrliOft •ou.kt todanan btl Mlhh. he u.,-... And he'• , ...., He tYtfcn from CftOf~ oboitt, chrOn.ic a~tbma, lncetrupJ.O.J in brc:athfft& w'iftc •ltc:pll\l. phkbiht. htu(fa.lturc, hypntms.on and I bet b.k f«t bun ~ncr P • "'"' · bani ..., • Y<N and 1 ftftd to rmpathix -.kh Jo Jo. Emyont ltno...,• prbonJ ~~~ bold, ¥ll»tnfftkd plai.:u. _...,., wilb butilll *I'd nptt and whatl\01. To be Ill In add£11oq to bcirla undcrftd~m•Kn.1 •hh li«. snd CIIICd mun CIUIC tni~M . You m.ay "'•~ • ft:ad about t.hu poor, PCJO( man lately: JOJtph •· Jo Jo' qk*a1tnnl, ate U. •dlht $4J poundJ, Wflttnecd to t• yc:•u In rwl.on fOf the 19?1 np(na o f 1 14 year old alrl. Prbon mMJf tcrtalntt be I ' 'NJfocadn1, tlinlna ea:~ f~r OM. auch at'ht, rtre IIVIth eontidnaba.r mcntll w-_.... lin-., • -.SbwkJ T<IOJik'• - - • nw u..ot.o..t~ltUt. 10 u.o- ~. roapc.,.. 1~ ac.. tlodt-.111-,0 lJK ~- (1971) Slo>q/l'tF (1971)·~ arrd lllt..,. IWI-I'rloM _ ....,, olo- .,...,., ltu), rtl)lllll ud IOGJ~ Con:DCN. .., Cl<lrty• .,. Jtod •• 1>< rdm<d .n.. I<MA&- - L (!bot's t<>co d<p) of bit U )'Or rqwlm-s I Biif/olo N<wJ, Scp<nnlln 1), If not, be mOa)lt luvc- .,..,..., tcarml CO< llf• Pll)osl<dr. o r - 1w . . - h4•f ....,......,, r.. ., obc A.U«<Oltd Pmt qoot<d Dr. JollA W.,_ •llt:r CUM!nlna lo Jo. " h is aathtna wu 1110rc l.\.isuionk$th.a..n. chtc:ut.'' t'l~nlt)'. J.OOd t..otdl w.ho could (OI)t .qb t.bt tribuJadons1 To kM• I hAt your fdlow man (a:nd woman*of courst) Met bc!rc:.-. 10 lftllllJMM ,onti crud and wnculna U IO Up dotJ>itc tlw daml'ft<$S <h•• ~Mla- -.Ji and tile omslon th41 ._..,,. £_,.. lock,.... your blood pre»urc ~ muse bt dtvulad•a . Tht pm<lb r<\PI)!Ulblt lor KOUrin& )IIIII« for Jo Jo- by f"dMuin.a hJm ane-~OM .,:.edt Of hls l_S )ft.C 1Cnltnec-;Ncw ltncy 5 - < C....n l ...t Mldlanl J.S _,,....It! ~lo• lr, Indy om ol ~I !lot llt'o boortid t o -· Y0t1 too. caa wtttc 10 ,.,,.. Uld &NoL ...., ~ Rlclwd J. S. llltlow Jr New JtJwy ~Court Rlcll.rd I . H ..... Justl« llonldi01 Cl"lnOTtmton.NJ OI6U or <OUtM. he ...., .,.. <01np<clldld u.. l'illlllr!»>l or 1010 ,,., .. .,.but turdr J\>U ""'llllllk or onotbcr m«<.-./tll:<(/W -~ or oh .. tlna him. • In lbc .,_low, ~ ...,. for jUb iJ M1"«1 Uld Jolo -'o rr... ~.....;. ,, .....;..,;.,• • • Tllo ....,._ , 7 �feedback -· 1-.. . I Oslt doa't mlad _,.__0/ SA .._ tlw A N C - - 1ft botiiM .,.,.,._, _ _ U.JM$qlt 1.1<11 .....faA . A etU.,. et/Jrtf•w J«<M • ,.~ ontJr j., Wltltltoldlltl IMportMJ SA . . /tOM llw Allt"NIIW I'm>. 7lw ..,_ ..... ~ )'t'OIIfJ1fi~Zr clw IMP" eM tw r.l'll*'ltf'd "'looAif'fl lit , . , 'W_J'. rolltnt~ u I'VJI' •M ~ 0/llf/omYIHM fVt tttmtbro o/ fltt dlllttcrn't to~llfl!tr ' SA' 1111 rawiG,.om A"fOM U/rN ltJ ltl) WI tHb •"ii Qr/~~3. 11 I'Olltffltll' flffto<T"tlr fJI«rd • fult IINbiK'GI «MnOitlttonfJ nrff /0 Mr llo}frn•n llq,rors •bowttd. ,., Abbw dul" 't "''"d 1/mdHd thr P'Qpff' "' thf' Prm 0//itY AMW 0/ UriJ tid UfrHrrttffl, II fJ f)()J'tl/)lf' tltc lf.IOp/tl~ r.JC.optd notlcr M,forr lltl' ,.,.,. v•u Sf'ltt 10 Ott fNutltr io mdt dtod·lutr. AlttrfllJII\1(' Pw&o1utUy, I dOlt., ( Ml1t~ dtlt, od..~ 111Mndmrnt ob.r<urtd •"' sttldtflt )f'Qm oblt1uun1 •lf/ormulion Ott ritMr HofjWNJn or Ft~JVot. A rtP"NtJtlltlw from SA '""'" tomr to 8-.!/llk> /t>t tM A f'/C tttt'tl"'l tAu /rrdo)' to duom11U r11llltl to llw JN'OfJh u/IM wllt-etl~ I fflrtm " " ' " ' " " 011 tltt pon oftM pepn •ltd wo•dd ,,,. to sn tit~ only fiii"IWI.II~ /Hib/ltWIIOII Oft' C'MJ,PIO JNt'Sin'td Internship offeriags More to It NJP..W ~.. , Munbrr-Ahemahu· . , /)rpwt,.,.llw:f _/fiSI fftYfW'dM 1•.....,., ,.,._,Ito tlw/Hw Ylri MJtO~I~tlw~ CoU«tt"l' St.,, ,._b()o/., tJw -I"- --..I(·~ f'oltl..-.1- Ol'fM~IIOif. TJm fPtHIU tMI '' IS .,.jOI'MIIIiOit. Pfopll ...., fWIIi::lo t.lwft is lf/IIOt'P /0 M Sympathy "'~~ Corps u • Ecblot Tltu u tM 9t iJ if'rttT ~llrr t.ntt~ .,, fY'fPOifU' 01 ,.,.,w ••Prottsl '' Mr ,.,01 c-. ...d ,._,, 1/~ 10'" Wit Hr moy Mw rrochHitrd t~~ifA ltonon. btll lw Ita m•»ftt•" t-Xnlltt.J llftd ''"PO'illtll p~~rt ._........ 0/ tltt IJIIIW'nll/ Artnh:lft tJ 1111 Ol.f'ftW' wlttrtbJ SUtdMtl /rant 10 tJtJttJ. }0# tltt•.Sf'i•ft llftd rltllliM~ 4Wu"''HIOftJ, mstrod of - u-,,..,..,.st..,.,..,_., '"" U ltqiiJ/)OrtUtl fNIIitfiiS tiJI'OIIfhOII/11 lid'""'" T_ ,__ "*"' Ulllvcnkr .."'"---,.,.,_, ........" t'OUIW:J Ill lilt lroJ;prtlll or JIUl tottnr '"' t'mt to tti/J. Olff'. ,-s adopt«! bi '"' fkpon......ts, to br d~.tlhh- UtHJf'ttll .,-_, q;p«t«J 10 IN j wuon M Mtion •t tlw lftflf~ of ,.nft1PtlllkHt tit tlw JI('Ofnm, to lt•vt • lltMIIftlllft 0\Wo// J.() /»>it fll tltrit tri"JM 11nd m tltf'tr m.,.,l GPA •ltd to Polltltfi/Sd<o<o 101 ~ tnll 111 otr~~ llo.rpttaJs, Nmmtlllily ctntm. w11" olrhr odw/J$, end dUties.. Tltq f't'tll):l tllllt W/ltlt~~ tM.1 t'OIJ ,fit-~ iJ SIJ«H11 to, tiiON w#Jo nt'td, ..~lltf'f rt QWSiklnJ IUktd. 8)1pwttstllfl, stud~ntl 11rt sltowi"l thotllw.J' lrotY .,.~,., llbotll '"" '"'',."' AR"Cttdr-"fiO ~1ft l'«'''tlly "'-•-/« CAC. ~_,­ 1md ~ • jrW1td to SOif'ltQ~ wlto fl«d1 h,, ~frrltUII OfT~ rlfll. QJJor•,.,.,._tltHt, -...,. •• , I • - . 1/m.;.. .,. sp«WW: Tllq """""* IO. ttlb tltt tUM IMd d/MI tO ~""" """"'/0< tlwt '-""'" Ulflir<J,_• _,,. /., .ft'lllll8t-IWI f'OIIJI.I;I.U!It!T blutd{J ll('('tpll~• tl4r •Ourld willl no J.tront bttll(}t tlt~yor-t ,.,m,., to filltt fO'. To JIIY thot "pNHrtttrs •rr low$''& lnatt/tb(y ltHr..s~lttrd. A r /., fO'IT/Hiq "/«< "P to wttiiP'OPit spn~ltlnl .,llft.fl tM Mni~ty'': U ¥0*' will Otlly ptll O.tt yottr aliiUd, M t. t1ftd Mrs CoMI. }061 will #I t.INH tMrt "" ntOflllt w/1~ UB to tHP stodttot flh~ for • ,ood loq tlmf IJ CAC /orlllt<la f1Mo c.,.,,..,,., ActfcM' bJ' p«>ppt u.WJI<H. ~of lffJ .,....,._ ...... -•'"1 «#w«IICM ,,..,. •tf"' M • da.voom Mlllriut,r ltOif!S ~...., Antf'rkw.n Firld. B«ont' somtolft, sp«tal. Join tht COfJfmu.nJty lfaion C01ps •t 67S Utmlmtm Holl. Or1r pltonr numbrr is IJ/.JJ11. •.._ All m•l«wll must M r«:tlwd In AltJtut.y by no lottr tlt1111 No~btr / , To MHt llttll dltldlinr. mottrl•ls slt6Wif tii'7ft?t"lf by mt 1t0 ,.,,. tllot "Or:tob.r /J /Of ,.)~;,w. 1/ posslblt. stwdmts llttffUttd ;, parllt:f/»ttftl Ptollld •ltt<li(!tr tltlltl11trmt to ..o tMn I Oct'*' "'f' o...-..... h•t~p CoorcllQtOt �GSA wins stipend Increase; senate decides to hold back funds for SASU ' a,. uauc MurpiiJ orped wbllt or UBOSA 't 10<\Mtia - politlcaltbc)o are "IIIIo iuvol...,d ill brinliDc spcaltcn &DC! <llhllnl evmto tQ campo~." Mmilliwadn Vice Pralcknl Oory Clurcult told ,.,. ,S<oat< that pOiitlc:ally related orpnization$ WI be fu.o<kd u loa& 01 tboy do not mclc>rK catidldlla. TM Senatt voted to p.e - 1 0 lh< UBDSA. AL>V~ u._u., Edl/or , . h< Ci...Suate Student A.,oclatlon (OSA) Stoat< m<t Wednacby nltht to dltcou the turt<nt 11.11111 of sraduate I<IWhlaiUid anno.....,. or~ f01 lh< v,_,.m, TM Senate alto >oe~ to tem..,..Ur withllold f1mc1ina ullin aiiiiOWICCid dsA's &lltmpll, o1oc1a wit~ thooc ror CiSA 's mcmbonhip ill tht Sllldtnt A.ttoc:lotlocl or or • coelitlon or •lldalu r....., CSA, Millo<d tbe StOlt Unl....S.7 (SASU). Filmore Colltt< Stucll;at "--aaioo, ODd the CiSA Pmod<nt P<tc:r Murplly_diJada<d ~ Womm t..w Stodax·AJtOdMloo, to ... tbt IO 1...,._ JCipmd.s of all OAITA 'f ....,,h 1ut yeM's adminisualloo 10 ratO<t tbt tampon diopauon on tlOO.OOO bvda"' allotm<nt. "Tho tbt Anlhc:rtt Camput. Slle aplain<d that tbtre "wa> vut ~orltrofOAITAs mot< Sl~a J<&l," t.. •.c:la~~~<ln the bvildina code" roquirinalhto< .. plalned, ''That'• not mouah to on." Murphy\ ~-· but that ov<r t.ht Sumnltr "tht <laUK ,.., said h< road!«! on asr«em<nt with Voc. Pl'<lkl<nt taU. out ." Bunin ui<T1td that "I bdicwclt an be for Academic Affairs Roben Rossbua which solved." . confirms that "AU CiA/TAl on aattllntto will recrivo OSA ptopows to improve >tu<knt lift on th< a minimum of Sl700 (stanins S.ptembef I). All not Main Str.., Campu1 ,..,.. ~USI<d by Treuut<r on ttatt lints ,.iJI &<1 $3700 by at le&JI January 1." Jmy Kaplan, who afform<d th&l "tht odmlf\lJ:Iratlon Murphy auorted that OSII wtll oontlnut to pw.h is mort or Ia> •bandontna thos eampw oven thou&h ror oncr.....S stipends u Nn. York Stott's (mandai 111011 srod stud<nu off<UJpoo oear ~~«• He Situation allows. "Th<t< Is no 11100<)' in thu yoar's said thai OSII ,.· plannlnJ to Improve ...o.J aar>IU<> bvdJ"' to,.... Sllptnds," tb< J)Uii<knt ma~ntalntd, ODd to "mote mo<< ~-available to stuclenu" oa "But n<at lim< money w<'ll ,.,.. it to SJ900." Main Smft. He added that OSA is autmJ)llna to '"' auch • NHd Extra 'Caah? proposal "in writlnj. now." Set up your own sehedule. The S.natt voted IS·9 to stop tht E>.tcuti•• car not necessary. Earn C<>mmille< from r<l<a>in& S9000 of OSA funds for m<mbtrship in SIISU. Oraduat< Sludtnu voted last ( high commission on dlrf!Ct sales. call for appointment >ptina 10 join tbt Stott·widt studtntao•ernm<nt but Aak tor Mr. 8t1an 884-7277 Its~ than the noeuwy 10 ptre<nl of tht ti<"'OrAI< o.6pm panldpated I!' the r<fc:rendvm. T B r-. 0•• ti•• The S.A. &. G.S.A. j \ Preseat: " I invalid and >UQ<>ted lloldiDJ up ~yma~t 10 th&l petitions a>uld be c:imJiated 1~ 111101h<r VOlt. S.VcnJ smators-opposcd to OSA's mtmbersllip w SASU-oponly db<USI<d a m<dla bliu to infonn stud<nt> oa SIISU . crntl Affairs Dir<"'O< Usa Bunin r<qU<Ole;d that any fundin& holdback be dtlaytd until nm ~muter bt<IUK "they (SASU) bovt already aivtn Krvic:a, .. she esplained . 1bc: dtcision dO<l not nccusarily tnd OSA '1 OMOdation with SASU bur dta.rs membcnhlp untR fundlna an bt approved. Eatlin in the c-eniDJ CiSA appro•'td noos,nitloo and lhid&l funcllna roc stu<knt dubJ and Ofl&niDtionl. Debate atOK 0"\'tt tecoanition Of tbe UB Clupt<r of tht D<motratJc Sodolins or Amtric:ll CUBDSA). Slts)'lllti protested that tbb club ".ounds like 1 primarily politie.l .orpni.utlon. At< mandato'li studtnt fen brin& used to bock 1 e<naln political point or vitw7" e.. srad""'• ~. FE.~TURED WILL BE: The Ecl'loes +nd Sounds of Yemenya CHAIN'S IlDlA ,,...... Refreshments' wJll be available. and there Is NO ADMISSION CHARGE. So Come and'1rod-Aiongll IOUT1QUE I St. ()ololn & ~r) IS37-N44 All Jewelry, Buy one & get second at ¥.! Price !~-g ~~~~ SMC.. ~ Wt.Koi.IJ ~ ,------------------·--, SOFT CONTACT LENSES · ,) ONLY ~ p~ j"~~ ~ Sung 's Oriental Grocery 471 Englewood Ave. Town of Tonawanda, NY 14223 Phone: 83&-3&11, 837-0969 'eecr,.,,,..c-e S4/t Collmct 1 . - . • Solutfona for ~ BUFFALO CONTACT LENS GROUP Spectrum Photocopying .08 per copy Basement of Htrrrfman Hall MSC TI»Cilrrt«!llnr~ .... . _ _ bo• .. oet.Sl, 11G 2777 SHERIDAN 011. TONAWANDA BY APPOIIIT1ti£NT ONlY 834-4336 'lJ' _ 'liiOFIU1F PRESCRIPTION "'0- ~ 01 ~one of M~al ~led enQI"'Nt· Yc;JIJ'I hevt II tht' QI'N1 M F01ce ~ OJI* W.O..,.,. ..,... rea<. 10<1 complote ...-.,.; --· ~~~care, -·~ ...-oas. .,.., ...,gr...,.,•.)'OU'Ia«O!Id oroc.. Sc:hool When T~ The Spectrum ' C/assifteds are an efficitmt way of communicating and~~ I oomm!Stlan . . ., AI Fcwce all- Ya..<NY-IOin_O' _ _ 11tMF01cet~ F .... ..,. ...... _ k_ _ _... A# ...... .,...,._., - - v....~----­ EYEGLASSES Need Serolces? locltE-·Pt- ,.....A#,ooc._.oor.,... OMf svoo. mQinlll\ OtiW!O yfN/Ioi'IIOt ,..... your aswo- I I I I I I I I I I .. Christen Dlor, Playboy, Sophia Loren, Menrad, Yves Saint Laurent, Rodenstock, LaCoste, Gloria Vanderbilt, and mpre! Wont to Soy ..,~ I INClUD(NG EVERY FRAME Hello to a Fri~nd? np s f'tlct'"CIII "'-'CiNr :I . ~~------------------, . -2~/fl\lfl\ COMPLETE I Need Something Sold Quickly? ................... 1 ·-----------------~---~ SCIENCE OR ENGINEERING ~ Cl~ni"'J and Srerlll&ln• ellfotteJI'r8ock, Guoruntee .....,... N yoo 41m Hie~~-.,... un ha" M.. Tht All ~orce Ns • "'"" poogr~m D'sc Senor CoJ. s54oo PRICE INCLUDES: 9:00AM - ll:OOPM IPIY ' FOLLOWID BY: An International Jump-up ( Reggae. Disco, Calypso, Samba&. much'f'l\or~ Mon.-Sat.. &.aJtwl ., r N .... . An All International-Students fall Celebration frld'ay, S~pt . 17th at 7:30pm In Red Jacket - 2nd floor lounge wt"" Cbemisuy Otparuomt rcprtscnl&livt Ndl SlazytutJ pro<<strd thor this made tho rof~um ~ \ lnt~atlonal CoordinAtors~ $1.50 for first 10 words .lo for each · additional I I Park-Sher I Optical I I I '11 I I I I I I I DOWNTOWN Elllcon Square Bldg. 853-8-490 TONAWANDA$ 1171 Sheridan Or. 87541985 EAST BUFFALO 1283 E. Delavan ~28 LACKAWANNA 835 Ridge Road 826-9230 This -'111 oUor o- tM>ugll Oc1obor 31, Ita ..h~ ttrla QNC)on No( _ to be uoad In ,. , ot dtacount _,..,.ion """ any 01'* - · ,_,,.....__.n._. �OT students discouraged by toug.h admissions standards I~ By DAVID *USJ O>ltrrlbwwt~ bdpo lhc pe.dmt, •htouclo 1 ..,Ia or aal-.llcs oo &JiliN rqa~~~ldlorc .-t. otth&_ao.....,.tl.. l l a local 11m> WIIU Jillc wrr<Tcd a strob lu1 year, wblcb ltfl thr '1Pl lldc of ber body imj>olired. Shc beaill 10 COP< with b<r kandicoj! by rd<anliot IUdl balo I...., ions as how to aa clmocd and bOld • IO<t to fccd b<ndl. It b lhc M *'"" - ~ thcnpiJI who mwt a\Dck hcr tluO\IIh lhc painful rtCOYCIY· OccuponiOCIII Thcrapy (OT) 11 COCIC<nl<d oat only with thr eat11b&fDlllm Of dlJn.K, but with w . ~»rrhoiOsJcal uperu ~ t1 Jhat uo stiU threaten a CI'IOn·& lire. Tht oetuoadonaJ 1114 tin 1 normal Hfe on« llocaUK 01' Ia ooo or 11,. lOP '"'-" -s, •'*"' olemud ha6 ou~ UB's OT laaloda. 1M dopanmc:Dt mom aWMaln W'llllftll IUlldlnh rO< odn\-·· Al<l. Altboup a 2J CPA Ia lhc okpattmcntal minimum, lu1 years taro~~«~ a..._d ).2 to l.A CPA'L N ca in imponancc: ue two lntavleos nell c:andi.d.atr mWI ...... n..;, ~ ol health care, modvodoo, ~Y and ~ wort< are all c:loody OT mamora must ._p~o~......., or~. _ _,. po}'CIIoloo and tcnlllllilrd ia ~ - lntrodua mUOI aslo I b<a!IK f c~epan- by the eod ~lvt: COWVJ. S.udalu an inttnl\hip at y ln•olvlftl dina patient .... I« 1 ~houn. min""""' or 1Q '"t'M arock point • . . . _ (CPA) •<1&b~ 60 perttnl on our 1dml)$1011 oltcblon," OT O.alomllll Phillip D. ShanllOfl rtj<clioe IIOCJc<'lo April I had aJnel)' up roo bowlna aod my couna " C - t l y , ...,.ocd qualir...s stlldc:l>u. S.vdmlS mlUI ..,Py 10 lhc OT or tbcir 01'~ pcoeu>. Ooe UD nudcot r<jeacd by 1hr dcpanmmt l.tmrntcd, "I applied to OT ill De<m>ber, but wbeo I reacvcd my an organizational meeting f~r the ----Hispanic Fiesta--Today, Frlday ·Sept. t 7th In room .260, Capen Hal.l at S:OO)PM. Attend •. ~ Swdent Auodorion S.A. Invites You To O,vn a Piece of' Rotary Field. ~ ~ , .,._. _! THE DELTA HIGHLAND · CHI~ · BROTHERS p COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY GET TO KNOW WITH4.X •. . 190 Mlnnestoa Ave. SATURDAY, SEPT. 18~ at 9 PM ·10" DISCOUNT ON Dro....,.loe<do T· ~ nt.,.._ L.--.. T-.Jcat ....o lrOMrl PontloiiiYkoyt ...... C.... TrocilltPS c - -. lfne. Loneme Aida ~ERIE BLUEPRINT V•rslty Club ...- ~~uo run~~cr La.. P~'fY'­ One dollar will get yo,u 1 square yard and discounts , giveaways, (lnd other valuable prizes. Get your chunk at all ....., ,_ cafeterias.Support your t~am today! BUY A CHUNK. OF ROT·ARY FIELD. S~wu~oo ~"We l i t ltDt!J umque m that "" tcadl otber apprOKba to pllt<ll. c:atC and CTDphasiu occupllloo behavior:· Occupllional behavior involVes -~.liS. oddcd, "it JuJl wunt• wOrth my tim.:! .. looltlna " a pcr100 thrOUJh a continuum, front childhood to adult. and th< vanou• role cbytll, UB rcac:vcd 127 OT tllll -ponied each. "Thr o,pplicadon>. ThoJC .:01 ..c<p(cd, activltet at< appropralu 10 the "havciCIICf'al optlotu," Sha~non said. "Thcy can cilh<T "'"pply the llli<Pf dc>eloprnrnt and h<lp the patlcnt duri"' his rchabtliu.tioo." loUow~t~~ year, try JO I<' Into Whether all the "'Cl!k Is wonh It another univcrlfty, o'\chOOK a okpcndJ on thr indiYidtl&l aod ~lflcrcnt c.vcer." he~. thrfr aoals. Last year. the State Sludcnll who arein\nnocd In avcr11• lor OT s.an.. averaard othrt'IChob •hould wrile,tht pr from $14,000 to Sl7,SOO. Shannon Notional Olflcr In Rockville, said 1hat "job opportunitle> Mlll}'land. THe olllce Will advbe ltUdtnlJ whkh <0ll<1d will """'pt comlnl intr a>y ollie<: ll the mtry thrm in the .-.·co that thc Natlon'l 1<><1 -iary rom SII,OOO to $22,000. with ~me .clminlstr.,;vr t«<nd r1111.kcd OT 9<panmcn1 positions u JU&b 11 lhr S40's." If (U B) rcjc<U thrm. The student bcalru e't the a studcnt decldccl 11icrwar~ that OT 11 no looacr tkslrable. optional summrr lollowin1 hiJ cnrollrncnt . dlrccdom lndudr Slalc consultanll Thb Includes a dJl cmlll Gt0011 An.atomy court< followcd by a onr 1cacbiDJ hiDdlcappcd chlldrrn aad acdit O..:..patlonal Role fd<ltdl . PnfO<IIIlla clau. Ooe studrnt, Ooe <Urmll lludcnt said "ncryoM b rally nic:e. We&« "ho ,.._tly complotcd thc su.mmcr KS&ion. «Mnmmttd lhlt r"" hand apcrlrtt« and hi"" MD's to tatrh liS." She added " ancr ....u or tueh sinln 10 learn and mcmorue lOIIO<ny, 1hcy "whrn yoo aauaDy - • patient wddrolly pv. you •oodWOftJ.,. =~·nmatesitall • "ho the htD waou to do •ood-kin11" This ...... studcnl, "ho ~not IIJft with Ruden! clid sftatt this- view. .. ,..., bccooDe \W'f thr rm.plwJS that OT place.a on <ralls, hu JUIIcstcd that anc:r thb disilhuioocd obout OT. It's pd .summ<t lhr may srrt 1 rcsran:h 10 1<1 to know botll the tcacbcn and 1hr otbn 11udcou al~ beiDa or t.-..dli"' postioa upon jWI aootber numhec ill thc .,..tuotion nat )'COl, lmtead or Univudty. bul JOCDdlo• it's now l(lually ""'klnl u ao OT. quite what I c:xp<acd-il's too Followi"' tbc tummrr counn. OT ha>< th..e tm~cstcn oo a<IICfal tn IHnlinJ." complrlr ,. credju, For thdr lu "Wc can't prrparr vudcot• ill t..., yean for all thc complexkia ..,....... studcnts cntcr frild "ork . UB b UIOCillcd with 200 or OT, 10 wr pvc 1 JC1SCt11 • Am<rican hcalth catc centtrs from cducatlon that they can hoprrtllly adopt to thOr work .situation,,.. Nrw York 10 C.Wiornla. All ttudt:nlt are c:ncoura.acd to take Shannon apl&lncd. ,.,. arc -"" towar~ OT, 10 ~ rn of rou dool't JC'IIn, you arc Stutt ...mOT." This t4odrat, who !If',- fOfccd 10 rhlll\l< hCT Ano.h<f We urge members and non .. t~ a lottCTY SJilCID. Tbr saudm& complaul<d about The Latin American Club Is ·holding members " I had to drop all thc OT coo~ and try t·o add nt'a' ooa. •• lhr pt<Tcqukun. "FO< two ) a n, third . . , _... Decisions IO< lhc S1 Opal poUtioas or< pootcd by ApriL Sam< ltodralS ... critical ol rtdd apc11CftCt outside the Dullolo .... 10 pvt: lhcm pc:or.cr lhcv . . _ , . 10 otb<r ..--&ad OT IIICthods Thc localicMI Is buotl . . A SUPPLY CO. 114-7116 H U - A .... Wf ... Open 7om . lll'ffl _..,days 1 weeki TtY our~ COLVIN LAUNDRY 217 Hlghl-.nd """'-Cd>"' ..... ond~ .. ~,.,. r;~~ ~· ~ ~AREl & BOOTERY FOR MEJI C. WOMEH Brand Na•a at DI!ClO!IDl Prk:a -·-- T-u-·r- · o..- a.o · ~ · - 3114 Main at Highgate 833-6565 I �Medical ·faculty's extra earnings· questioned, but UB seems clean· By SETH GOODCHILD EdiJor·ln·CAf(f surprim.'' Accordlna to Medicine Depu\ment Cbair lama P. Nolan, centered at l!rk County Medical Center, medicine "people are not exaedlna the li111lt" but he n.oted that It 1ras pouible other ckpanmenu, sudt as sur&cry, did ha~ faculty who were. byiician facult y. at UB ue probably DOt profitina to the ClUCnt thai their coDeaai!CS at other Slate medical institutioRJ throUJh private praeti« accordina to local offldah, • «<.tatric:s Professor Edmund who cona&d that It Is Epn said tbat he llad "no difficult to a•u11c the cuct idea" if some ... profitina amount or profit rcal5tcred uhorbctently. " l~n't think At present, United there 11 any particular "'•Y or University Profcnon (UUP). knowina wllcther it (the SUNY limit) is bdoa enforced or whleh represeriu th• faculty "'embers, is neaotialin& with followed," he noted. th< State to devi:lop a practice "Tht aniwtr is that nobody has any Idea of the source or plan that would restriCt . eamin& from private work and th< income of medical also make pubtic the exact faculty," E&an continued. amount of money earned. Since there Is no contract, The maner becamt a public there is no way or audltins UB squabble afltr a seri<s or monies, Nauahton concurred, UB President Stcvel' B. articles appeared in the New York Times assertin& that Sample said Tuesday that he New York Stat< auditors did not know or any excCMivc found some ppysicians wtre eaminas, but noted there wu making hundreds of thousand conetrn at other Uuivtrsitics of dollars over and above thier about faculty sprndins "too salaries. The audit criticized much time eontultln&," rather SUNY admlsnistratlon, - than In education pursuiu. chafgin& that tht system falled The reason no on< knows is to impose income ctilinss and b«ause of the dectntrilited athtt controls. nature of tht University's "from what I know. I don't · Medical School and tht faet think it is a serious probltm at that no arranaernenl uists UB," Medical School Dtan bct"'ctn tht Stat< and UUP. Jolin NaUJhton said Several years aso. th< Board Wedntsday. "Th• probkm IS or Trusttes paS1CS a ·~ilina. that without tight controls, limltin& how much professors you can &<I cau&ht up and find could tar. But som< Downstate P P I Medical Ceoter fiiCUlty protested there has beeD DO tnforc:ement and threataled coun actJon. · Accorcbns to the .mdns UUP coruraa, it is up to each campus to·decide the propa pnetice plan to bt started. and ther~ SJ.INY lias the riaht to review the agreement. NaUJIIlon is bopina to have tht contract nqoclatiom completed by th• a~d of the year and $aid thai it is important to bavt a plan in place also btca.use or accredltatloit teams. who ha•• dtrnancled that UB piece on• tO&Ciher. U B's problem' is uniqut btca.use it o.,.ntes with many differtnt hospitals rather than just one institution,' like Stony Brook and Downstate. According to Egan, the Dental School already has a plan in pl~ce, but its tffon is cased by the fact that its facilities are almost exclusivcly at the Mal'n Street Campus. " Wt art all over the place.'' Eaan rtrnarlced. ootin11·that UB opaates at six different, semi·indeprnderu hospitals in the area. Naughton explained that UB could not be guided soltly by self-interest, b«ause it bad to look out for_.!Jl< institutjpos wbose faqUtes it used. "We don't operate our own clinical facility," h< wd. "so whatO\>er plan we neaotiate. It has to bt acceptablt to those places." Accordina to Eaan. the Sl.ttt is l~terested In neaotlatina som~ kind or plan that will ha•• monies funnelled back into the system-a practiet whleh is the norm at Medical SChools across the country. But some faculty mmbtrs arc r<luct&nt to ba-. their earnin& to tbt syottrn- espretally tn New York . where the Stat< bas not always supported UB ,,.en "There is scm• feclin& tbat If the Umverslty is nat payina their salaries (in many cases, tht SUNY system does nat fund these positions). tbto ,.by Jhould t.hey ha•• control over th• ,.ay the money" used," he not..:!. Thor< are man) faculty who d.Jd DOt rccetve "ont dim<" from the University. ••. .•• JELSAR •••••• : + + Laundry and Dry Cleahing : • Coin Laundry . Maytag Toploadlng yvashers f f f (Near Longmeadow) • • • • Dryc/eenlng by the pound 2 · 25 lb. rug washers Load Star Parma Press Dryers • ATTENDANT ON DUTY/ : '() PEN • g· 4276 No. Bailey Ave. • 834·89~1 • + .t + t • UUAB Film Presents "GAllipoll" Friday. Sept.' 17th at 4:30, 7 :00, 9 :30 pm "RAJtlme" • Monday thru Saturday. 8 am • 10 pm Sunday 8 am • 8 pm ' Sat. &. ~un. Sept. 18 &.. 19th at 2:30, 5 :30, 8 :30 pm + • t ................... ~-- -dlm9---·--·-· --...------·.... Moo .......... - -. . . The Nt .... fftgfr-. ~ The Nt- 1101'-- ..· ... - Cclaogo $1100. · - - - . - " ' Wly.,.. .. - ~<lloclpiO>M You"',_ 11 N GfMI Nt Fotce- dumO..,.. - "" _ , . vou'lholpyc<nollond- l'<I"'""""OV Coli $Sol. 0>• 10• LloOIO, 711«13-42261C22C, Coli ()olloct. ---.. ""The AttAck of· the Killer TomAtoes" Fri. &. Sat. Sept. 17 &. 18th ..,_at midnight 01-.;~. ---- - - . -. ,....,_,..~ TraO*>QScMolond , _ , _ • . , , . , - - Youmoyrp_,.,.,-ochooloiNtForco._ Fh!OI.IIoltho----·Ntforc.•- r .. I Student Admission $1.25 for first show $ t. 15 all other shows Non-Student I General Admlsslo~ $2.25 �I ~ngineering Stu~eni As-sociation ~ preseAts THRESHOLD THE BLUE ANGELS EXPERIENCE • \ Courier at•ll•ra ~ • .,. mHtlng In Ill< pall Wftk, Ill< N<ws mode two key announC~:m<nt> that wen intcndtd ro put preuwc on u.nion manbcn to ~rk ap.inJt 111< Murdoch- and drew l.he ,.,..,h of Silha. Wedneoclay, It rsn bann<r rront pqc headlinet proc:lalmin& iu Intentions to publiJb a mornini newspaptr 1r the Couri<r stopS publleulon this weck<nd . dC:.l ftll throuJh, il wu uoc.lear what the plan would be. "So (or til< planninl hu 10M only to tbe point or "'hat tbt NtW1 ,.ould do ahould tht Co•rl<rpublication." UI*Y UKrted. The other key announcement made by Up>ey Monday involved the Ntws' plan to make similar . Stafnna etAs to remain eomperitivc lhoul<ltho Murddth deal r<e«lve approval. Tbt .Ntws declined to ~ specifa, notina tbas 11 until W1 Tuesday we ntvtt thou&ht about a momina papn," Vke Chalr Stanrord Lipaey said. ~ · N("Wispapc:r r~vcakd chat H wou.kl birt additional starr to b<lp with 1he extra echtions and m.aintajned tbat aD would <O<ne rrom the Co•~· On« opm. It announted that it was not known how many would-be hired. bot that new ptr1011n<l ""t'Ould oome rrom "Vll<<S KiJDCOU or Ill< M'"sptptf opa-auon.•• Lipaey .wcltllal ir til< Munlot:h Couritt Eucutlve Editor Jod Ktam<r also announted Wednesday his Intention to miiJl should the paper be sold, He told an tm01lonal newuoom that be beli.-es new owMnhip <hould be allowed to ehoo~< tom<Ont to lead the i,per. • " take this step with ,,... rCjttt be<ause I love this paper, my t~arr, ud Buffalo," be said. "But I fed suonaJy that tbn< new o...,..,s should ba-. tbcir own ~chtor 10 carry out t.bd.r lt'.ratro -·· roo mai.Jna til< 1 ' \ Sponsored by ESA In coordination 'with AIAA American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics TU~SDA Y. SE~T. 21, 1982 ~ 2 PM WOLDMAN THEATER~ Srudenr Assodalion Followed by question and answer period with a navy pilot eo~-EqnB • PROSTESTANT WORSHIP on the You will travel aroutJd the world, experience + 8g and - 3g, and manuver ~with th·e Blue Angels flying show tea,m . Main Street Campue Reeurrectlon Houee Corner Main St. a nd Unlv~rslty Sunday• llA.M . Sponsorsed by Lutheran Campus Ministry. Ca ll827·7575 for Information. AUTO • CYCLE INSURANCE, * Low r•tea,'lnat•nt FS forma, to P•Y * Specl•llzlng In foreign atudental out-of·at•t• drivers * dt'lwlng All dri.,.ra •ccepled reg•rdleaa of record months .& Active · .A.1nsurance c.11 ta< tr• uumatoa 898·2700 - ... a tc:t..r.I ...............U.L 467:634<) ~ 833-4303 ,..,., t o JFIC, LIGUAROIA, HEWARIC FlltltU 10 otllor dastlaatlou · Wiotar Sid l'lcltatoJ· 5p<lof f'1otiA l'lcltatoJ· ' Tra.HOW ~ $TOIII l \ & THltt$. J,._l _,.. "'Cd ~ .. ............................ .... ..,..."'-•'• ..,,....,,. The Russian Club Is holdlns an ' orsanlzatlonal meetlns .......................................... ' WEDNESDAY .. SATURDAY NIGHTS ,..T••• ' . Today, Jrlday Sept. 17th .at 2:30 p~ In room 1030, Clemens Hall A.C. liAllf & AMH!R6T ·BUPPALO, R.Y. - ~ "'-"'""' �sports/ in short~ ; U of R blanks UB net men he UB mm'• tennis tam caperienced all tbc clilcomfcxu of an away match 1ut Tu<Oc!ay &flcrnooG as tbcy w.n bl&nked by tb< Uamnity fl Rocha1cr 9-4. • N<ediQa oablna Ia& thao a!IIJ..de to cldeac tb< Ydlow Jocbu. tbc a~ .,... tiMdod and - - e d oo the Mduded iacloor coutU or tbc O<Wilhletk facility. T 1be only player to dalm O"tn a .., wu R"" Trinpli. EventuaU) , tbt llrst s1naJa neue wu to follow the wn< fate or llilttamiiOlltS. Mlt< Cl>adwi<k, BriaJI O>andkr, Randy MUkr. Olril Roumdls anca. LatTy SpacaslaU r.u to tl\dr oppon<ntJ. l -. Rothwcr rutlshed off U!c clay by b<atlnc the tennis tandcou or Tr1npli·Ch~kr, O.ad,r;'k·MIIkr, an~ Roum<fis.Spacasl. Baseball Bulls split opener be UB ~team lnauprated their fall......., by spllttina a twin biD with tbt Oswcao Slate Oro.~~ Lalt.e n at tbdr home fidd in Osw<ao St. Monday. r · After droppina the open« 13·2, tbe BuDs l:am< back to win tbc · llt<Ond U . Baseball, UB's only Di.ulon I span, will play a more extensive schedule in tbt •prina. In tbe llrst pmt, UB wu buried tatty as 0 . - aoored lltVUI runs in t.be third innina as pltthtr Mikt Power came out on tbt wrona end or tbe cltdsion. Ofreosivdy, tbt BullJ produced S<VtD hits, two <adl by Orq No<t (one a double) and.f'tte ~1 . Tiley fared mud! boner In t.be niahteap .. they improved upon botb ...... or tbt aoore. • The Laten had to play Cll<h·up baD this time, as tbc Bulh IUUCk early with u runs In the sttond inoina- U B coOt<Dttaced most or th<ir 12 hits in that verynanz.a . Individually, Dean Cameron and Tim Kraska contributed t.hrtt hhs and two RBI'oapi«<. Frt~hman Bob Strickland · came throuah with a bl.lel loaded double. On a disappointina note, llartcr Paul Webb wu 11\1 oil the mound by a line drive on t.be wrist. He wu taken out or the pmt and.roplaced by Rick Maronski, who wu afvtn t.he ruSI win of tbe Bulls' 1982·13 sn50n. Th< BuUs open thOr hom< IChcdul< today at tbt Alumni Compk1 opirut ac 1':00 p.m. T N'-• WEDNESDAY NITE ONLY-SUPER STEREO SAVINGS ELECTRA GAS-4 HOUR STEREO SALE 6-10 PM Wednesday 9/22 Over $1 00,'000 In Stereos Must Transit Store Only (?r] FJSHER Go At Big Savings . .:T'*"N ,_ ,_ ZO wau A.W/fll StttN ... ~ $rltM 1500 --~ l .... ,SMl-A".tNlk .20Watt nl TtMH __ ....AM/ r.... .) WIJ " AW0,.." Sf.t_aktn .JIIlttr~-tt41 .A.n,llf5tr 15 Watl/Channel AM/FM Receiver .Tuned Speakers ZOOTl< •utnlH Srl.at• . .., , .. Stl:rfO RtttWf'r .C&lUtteR~ I Tr~tk" RKtrt~ •• .,.. . .tk Ckuttr . lOOA..... S.W.t" SAVE $]JO~~~IIIJ:::::;;;~ SAVE $150 $369 SAVE $180 SAVE 00 $229 $559 '8RI"' IN THIS COUPON ANO SAVE 25"/o ON ANY ATT.t.RI I &.+.ME Pl!O&RAM CIOR'fRIOCE IN I OUR SlOCK 'ooct For Wt<l. 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Y\!l;!__ AMHERST CAMPUS REGISTRATION SITE : : =••••••••~"-~•••••••••= - ===~= = y._,,...,'"'IBfD•HOS JIICS......., ..,_, c.~ w~ .. .,.,... ........... •'* SdO . , . Owy\ ~·· dolfW'It~ll) -....a ~::::;:;:;;;;;;lli:l:li;:=±::::~ ~CIOM!tkM 111UOe.ll-.1--. PUBLICATIONS DIVISION I DIRECTOR • SUD 11\DOARD 71JONE.INC. Deadline: September 17 .·····················································:. • ~ E i ~ Attention Students &. i. Fellow Latinos P.O.D.E.R. Is havlns It's ·nnt orsanludonal meetlns today, frfday Sept. 17tb In room lOt, Talbert Hall at 3:30 p~ Come loin a ..club that will . help you excel and have a · sood dme. 1::: i:: · : : Student Assocbtlon SUB-BOARD I INC. Fall 1982 and Spring 1983 FINE AltTS nLM COMMmEE ·ASSISTANT CHAIIPEISON:Asslsts In the programming of films sponsored by UUAB as well as supervising , the ushers. , PUIUCrrY ASSISTANT CHAII~PEISON:Asslsts In advertlsln~ for UUAB and coordinates other ·p~bllclty pr9)ects with O!her dlvl~lons of Sub, -Bocird. ..-~. SOUND TECHNICAl SUPEIVISOiaSupervlses the sound for all UUAB and other campus events. SOUND BUSINESS MANAGEIPr.omotes and manages tbe sound ·c omponent wlthfn UUAB. o/ Informal resumes required-listing posltlon(s) ~ desired 8.. any pertinent lnf.ormatlon. Hand-In materials personally at Talbert Hall from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Mo~. - Fri. r . ~ . .:...........,.:························ ·····:·········!. i: . Your .Student Services Corporation ANNOUNCES Positions Available For University Union Activities Board ·. (UUAB) . r -"' ·- 'for Applications can be filled · out at 112 Talbert Hall · - OP£N MONDAYS · THURSDAYS August 30 · September 9 from 1:00 to 7:30pm Annouces Position ~=: . ... I.D. CENTER LOCATED PARKER ROOM ·2 . SUB-B<>ARD I INC. .i 10 1982. 1 Lilt dey to drop courses with en "R". grade Is Octobe~ 22, ,1a82. W'U,.04 AU.YN OtJ,GH()ri'TW; lOT will\ UN • SUD 11\ DOARD 71JONE. INC. ~ I REGISTRATI()N SffE : · U=~~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~~~~=-~ �I quote of the dU)· • ' I would rather- a more rcrpcttabk purchucr comt to the Courier •• - Dick Chmt'-n, ~ Burralo News Ouikl -. no'-'· •',...... sa-."-....-.,...._ for lh< SpriG~ 1913 Wulliioa:too S....cr J>rocno!o. 1bt announcementa w-, FHModoe ,__t Wonlolto s.mc. on Salurday, s p.m. at the J~ Keeler ROom. ( Coo.,....,.., .,...,.,.... ai-lh< st ......U IIOiected 1D opportunity IO work U lnu:ma In Ofllc:cs 1114 COIIlllllttees, the ,....,... bureaucraq, the omce or the ~r Jlllllee or tile u.s. Sliprcrne Court etc. Applic:uto mUll be ....;on In pOlitical oclcneo. For l\lnhcr IDfo .... either Pror. R. Cot. room 6JS Blidy, 011 Mr. 0 . Palsoon, rooaa'fi45 llllcly. M ..... in wbkb indivlc!u.ob JOIIJC 00 food 1114 th<ft piiiJC, tither by •omitina oc taklna laud.... For informadoo• about treai.ID<IIt ror tbb cliJord<r eaJI 139-:IOZJ. N~DtY Andria,~. 1bt for the 1913 Sprfna Saoloo latautbip Prottaat Ia the NA' J . . .............. Pnp. A Tedt. W~Mooclay , l)(pl. York State Allallbly. lrltcratec! politlaol ~ ~ :10, 3:00p.m., I Oemms l~ 'tric!ay, SqJt. 17. 1:00 should COIIAIII the Politk:tl Sc:icDce U_.....,ua< llullftlD. p.m_ 316 Wend< (MiiJI S..) room61S 1Wdy, or..,. Pn>r. D. R~ . , _ 640 Boldy. llooiMolt II '-'·.,,...... sa-. .... ......... ,...._ C... bo•olvH! St.....,u fDf Ldlrman, eaJI Mike I'Wiinli. s...... .. .. Grl'. ScMol .., So,4.. 1JIJ ... olialble to llj)piy to wort for lh< Caltnl lotdJlatoe< ~ 0-847· 1010, H- 133·%.493. durlnJ the Summer of 1983. For llllther information, write: ~ H-, AC, a....;, Sonb, meal foUowina.' Coordlnll011 Ond\we Stlidla Procram. Dept. A, Rm 112. TCM>iabt, 7t30 p.m., tomorrow, 9:30a.m., 7:30p.m.. SUnday, P .O. Bo• 1911, 'Wuhillatoo, D.C 9::\(1 a.m. Opclotit< WDkaoa IUid Spaulcllnc dorms. Call -1641. ~ . . Grl'. - - . ........ .. in - ·· ~ aoc! public affoln ..., dilibl< 10 llppiJ ror • -cr·• ciocret ia • ooe ,.... ......,.. ia Palitia IUid ..- St.•- ....... Tonlabt, 1:30 p.m .. tomorrow, 9:30a.m .. 7:30p.m.. SaDday Pvb1it Polley • R•IID Um-.ity. ~ m- be 9:30 Lm. 3292 Main Sit. bet....., Eqlcw'Ood IUid Uolwniry. madt to the ~oo l.aotiluu to tbe Ond. Sdlool • Rutter~. For fwtbcr mro., write; Dlnaor. Eaal«oo Wtkvte PDf IJIO(t iafo. ealllll-&3:14, 611· 1641. of Polltica, Rutaan Urd•mky, NA' Bnwwld<, N1 01!101. I Mtlt<ftloa 1o 8oddJ or To4Q (MA8COT), Bate Sale IUid T.shln alan up. Tuac!ay, ~ · l!, 10.2:00, Crooby HtU 1bt St.... Amoa ,_,.. lloo _ . . tor ..........,. In ataphlca. bo• orl'l«, howe nw~i,anent, markctlna, (MiiJI St .) po>blidL' IUid tcpOUQI dcrl<. For further IDformatlon, CO<IIacl! ..... - s - Sonln SeW*, tonJabt, 7:30 p.m., tcathrya Looa (71611$6.102$)• s- IICftlct Rooaa IUid 147 Did<D<Iorf, t_,.,w, 9:30a.m., 110 FIJimOitc (Ellicott) ...., 1h Did<D<Iorf, 7:30 p.m .. s" - - - .......... ............. irlt....ed iD JCedcr Rooaa ooly, s....s.y, t'.lO ...... 110 F'illmoft ...., 147 .,..,.... • ..,_ Ia On:baln ... • .... lllould ..... to: ONFPI'l"rrlaiiaa Dept., A - " - Syall)boty On:baln Did'CIDdorf. l.ttpe, P.O. loa 6e, Y - VA lliiO. Rilld'• ... ...~. thundQ, Sept. 23,. p ... .. . 40 ~ ..... CooaedJ IUid -.by Silo .... ... .,.._ ZOKTA lrlter. b Shloplro. o lf...... Ond. Fellowdllpo Ia - , . . . . . . . .......,_ ...S .....,_,.,.. For.o for tile ,...,.... Awwdo ba 1M< ~ ...... u.... )II ooojiiii<IIOD wtt~ f ood Sorvico ,.m oiJcliDed by writ1aa to: z-a hllcnllloul, 3S EM Wttta opoeoor a lnak-c»r- ~. Wotch ror lllttlMr deall&. DwM. CbJ<ailo, lllitlola «1101.. ---.Uid-. a....-. ,..,. "* ......... t..Wa.,...... r... -"tJ. ~ illottet .................... 3.S ...-~~ra-or Por _.. Wb, o.JIMIIS..ll. ......, ... - . . . - .. GniJ. - ' " '· ..... willldoe n..-...,_tojaia~M­ ...,... .,......., ~ _. ~. Yooo *'"Ill• 1D Clp8 IS • cal Q6.all'7. . . - ..... t.o . . . . . . . . . . . . _ lit. Col Mn. . . . 131-,U, IIDra ..... U..CIII,__.., . . . . . . .. Sot-*7, !op. ll, f p.a., .....,. ......... - v.a. a.... n.c NIDoritr . Dolla 011 Ito- • 190 , . , . _ . " .... Ontltoole ~ ' - - SWviCt _ . . . by ... Oratluac ..... l!n=' d •• ~ .... .,..._ illodrltdoas . _ . W...... W......._Tauntlay, Sept . 30, I p.a., ~ MiDorily Studaolt. iauJated ... punulaa ....,.... Ta11ert 211, ADobcnt 111111 W~. Sopt. ll, IZ11000, W .studla. For lllttllor laf..-loa, write: ~Y Onduate Parka, Mala !t. CMipat 111111 MoadaJ, Sopt. :10, 2 p.m., 51..._ l.oQt« Sorvico, Boa 2197, Priaoltoo, NJ 01541. Woldalu , _ , ., I ll Noctool. ......... , . . 8ld a.-We're oow aeocptlna ~ tor - ' * " "9 Ill ... stl Club. Slop ill (011 tU the cltulill. Stop ill 1114 1111 out .., applicaiJoe foe a. Ctptala or lfald 8u for tbe com111t ski - . We're locKed Ia Rooaa S~, H.,..._ H.a, MSC. . .. c.c.c• ...... . . , _ . Ia ......... NYS ~ tdlool t. . . . . . . . . . Ia tile ot ~. Mallo, Soc:lal ,..,..,., . . . . ~• ...,.., a...ltuy, ....) ...t fiDnlp .............. be ..-.a.l to 1M T_._ a . - l o a - - prior Ia - ., .. - . ~ lllro....loo ..., be oiJcliDed tile .,...._ ol 1.-.1ac aad Ofllee of T...,._ ......,.., J» llaJdy Hall, ~l-461 . DIMIIM for to,_,.,. ........ao.. rr- ......-. ror adlau ....,. to INtaiD t11o .,._. for ... _ ....... ~to~ 1, 1112. S.A.S.H. Room, Rldt Lea. NA' mcrnben ore ....Jcocac. 111010 tbaD - . NJeodu S....... "-<. o.s-...........,..tloloy, Sept. 17a 4 p .... . Okf. Aana. Rooaa 9. " ' - . . . .....,. Orpo. Mood~~ 00 Thun. u SqJt. 1-!0 p.m., f'llrnu, :106 ~ Calpus. AllstO>dcnulnvited to au.md. ...._. S.A. Gceonl Mood~~ on Wed., Stpc . l%, 7:30 p.m., Cllfcteda in Dide:nc!orf Aonex, MSC. ....... Ot• Moolioto$UQ. 191.b, j:J0-7:30 LID., Room 9, Didmc!orf Aon.X. " - t1oN lionb ....... Moo. SqJt. :10,3 pA., llld floor l..oaer, Red Jtd:tt. lf)'OIICIID'I- ple.cCOII£8Cl Cdoltt • M'2-1Zit or J utie • JlS-7126: ~ St..... ~ ....... 9/17, ' " p.m., 107 Talbert. w_, DUE AtdiiOf'OieJY Call Moodq, 9-21, 4:30p.m., Ond. ~. SpaWcllDI, Sth Door. Jlor further tnro. eall &3l~S IUid as~ ror Jobll. Ordo K .......-'ria. Sept. 21 81 1:30 p.m., Palmer Room. For tDOR lafo. c:a11 c.thJ, 176-~. N Clll ........ " d C 4230 &1.. Rooaa C.JI • 4:00 oo 9121. For lllnhcr lllfo. """"""' Jdfrey Sell- an.r 6 p.m. •13~ rr.-- .,....._orllni ....... T !r )'OIIorafrlrnd- .,..,J'OII aiD ....... 00 Moaaay, 12.:)0.2:30 ... tbt ,....... Rooaa, IUntoutto, NSC. I --...._ uaa-a... .................AW.717, 'p.JD. , , . _. Rot. C . .. 'IU . . - . 7: 1S, ,.,..,, .t/19, Dla A, ._:D. 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CAC ~LM '-> ...rill fOil J'OII tq . . ilmllw<l. v. . _ rot r.-....;p ...,_ or tile loCIIal Ot.wdl .--..wort w~~~~ " \ S.A.I.B. ~oo,.,.J... oali;;ti, PT, OT, Noaa . . . , , . _ . - ....... ,....._.,., • tlli.U ,._ " Fri, Sopt . 17ll 4:30, 1:00. y, . rDf\111 Ia t:ldlaqe (Of bealth ....tea. lovalld lac!y 9:30 p.m. 1111t1 batino, S., Som, Sept. II, 19 111 2:30, J ::IO, tetltiaa fealllle . ....... to staY a!PU. 132-4JIS. 1:30 p.m. and Tbe Autd: of tbe ICllltr TOOillOCS, l'tl, S., · SqJt ..l 7, 11at tllldallbt. 51,... .............. Sl.l5 11nubow, ....a- ....., 'The followl8a ltrw ldloola wiP iJF on 1.7$. aU other lbows. Noo-tt•;! dell/_ . ), Sl.l5. ...... co iMcrvlew JII'OOI'Odi..e . , . ,.. 00 Tuaclay, Sept. Law ScllaGI. Uelow*7 of lrldppon, tlli.U .... ,._Afften. ' "IWI .......... "Sept. \'Jiulmii.Jaitotnicy -t ~. NJ . Sip up for 17 at 1 p.m. Ia tile ......... by ca1111113J-3SIS ...tJ-t f011 ~ Shea. Zllll-._...,. w..._ ,_,., ' ......................... JoM Lahloo'l ot11ot Ia ea..- 1 · 1 ....... .... ..,alo or Nlapr8 ...., -..ad ...t a - ...Sa loner ......... wb)' lhtJ . . . 10 be M1 .._. ...S a ........ to Jtidllnl T. !4, 01o1rict ~Now FidonllloiiJdlat, Ill W. HutUo s.r-, Jlumlo, NY ICII1, Tol. No. 71~. n.. h• .,........__ or • ~ ·---· . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Ptt(Ut ntensificc! nraotiation:i I <Ontinued !ale w t niaht bct.W«n labor uniOn a nd News America_ complbled ~ represcncaliycs The maucr was by yesterday's aonou~ bJ lhe NcWJ that if tbe offer was Koepled, iL too -.lei over the siu of staff cutbacks demanded by tht Publlshina . Company in return for purchasina &4/f•lo Ewnlnj the Couritr-Expnss. · The cwo sides arc rac:i.na qainst a deac!Une or mi<lniabt tommorow have.to >«k drastic ataff cuchoclts. in order to remain com~ AbhouJb exprWinJ clispbs""' whh s~>th a move, Chair Slanlcy LtpJel said the - ·· existenoe wu" atake and if WQUld have tittle ""'*'= but to make the cutbaeb. . Tbt annouocerncnt was. met with dbtaste from News Ullit cbair of tbe Ouild Diet Otrisdao, wbo v...._, t""' and aJ preSI thnc, il appared there would be some kind of a.nnouncemen1 1oday on when the unions would actually vote on the News America offer. The Ca uncil orN~~ Unions, oompoi<d of tbe leaders of tbt nine unions in..·olved, was maintained the Pl~'s q1.lllility woold suffer. The News America comptll\)', headed by Robert Murdoch, enter<d lhe pictll(t lui .....t in a lasl-dlteh cffor:t to ave lhe . Caoritr-~.Thc Cowles. Modi& Ca. or Mbulacta bad announoed tbal it woulcl dooe lhe J<beuled to meet last niaht. NeWJ America executives .spent mucb of yesterday meetitli with tlic ..,.. thrff mot! ill\pon&nt unions-N<WJpa~ Oulld. the ITU and the pa~h andlen and prcs!III<n-and some kind or announcement was Q;pc:c.ted tm WI nlaht or even early this momin•· Courntr, unlona meet •-couiiiDt-to _;. Ex - Yippie Abbie. Hoffman returns to UB older, mellowed By GARY STEllN OtmJ1f'SEditor laimlna th,lt he devdopod his views wben he was about 11 four year1 okS.'' and Lbll tbey haven't clwl&ed sloce, 19601 Yippk leoclcr and day~ waae Ktivbt, Abbie YoffiDaA ._. 10 U8 to fCallalacc and look to lhe future. ~ to a packed ICDox flail iect= room,Hoffman oelltoted tnucb or his talk orollDd University wues and lhe prOblcml or blaher C m'*"" eduatlon. AIIC7 bui1cJDa • aWDbcr or times thal "cbaace 11 pouiblc,':.and thal be lias '!:nlkld clowlllhe pllll or proarea," HofriD&D callod lor UB ltUdentl to pnl(at ap.lnst iaereaed bu4aet CUll iD lhe Univcnity. • "I kllow the JCI>ool lias Jtrippod your I(Midamn bu<!Jtt," he said, "so ,.,u ou&ht to stud up and protett. " I was not tauahl the hisiOry of America whell I wu ln. tcbool." Hoffman coalinued. uJ was tauJ;bt tb< mytho'loJY. We had moral ouuqe in lhe 1960s, and I tcll you, part of it was lhc OUtlqe of Qur . cduearion." H orrman prlloteded to attack l'r<sldcnt R - ' s dcfenJC budaet, d.olmina that it onulcl buy a "'l'l!olc J<hool for every penon. Reqao wanu every white family to have their own MX." . He continued to take jabs at the admini$tntlon's il kllow or dioconta~t. 1be Ollly IOdil propw 1i1A1 ""popular today, Hoffmao uld, "oro prboGa. We have to recoJiliu that thia is a rich,wbile man's aovemmc:nt .. .wbile the ocher 99 ~=t llaDd aaked, They thuik that you can judie • .Ouolr)' by iu ONP. You can't:' ·H orfman iJ CUtTOIIlly lhe spok-oon for Sow the Rive rpmmiuee, whieb deals wilh Qlldear waste In Canada, "on the other side or the _ _ .. State Attomey Oencral Robert AlnbmJ bas rcceat!f bceoinc a supporter of lhe COftllllittee. aa:onlina to Hoffman, and lias ,become very intcrcsted In bannina nuclar waste. After bc:illJ sentellOed for drua charaa in the late 1'9601, Hoffman went into bi11Jaa iD upotate New Yorlt. After remaloina ill Mdwion for • few years, he surnoodmd liimlolf 10 aulhorilia 001 l<>na oa~>- . "The world I came bKk to from tbe Ulldapound was difl'emtt from the Ollt I left," he sold. "I came back to correct the ill\aa• that ldalilm hdonp fO a oenain era (lhe 19601) Ill penicular. Not that we bavt to be ashamed of tbal era. We brouaht tbe !lOOps 0\)me." Hoffman continued to SU<SI cbtUIJi, sayina that we must "take oor place ill aoclecy bJ mlklna, society. If you think l"'llfOWib is in liaht, the ""Y thinp.ll(e now, yoo doll't know up from down. , Think bla-" · "NostaJcia is tike depression," he continued."You can'tthink in tc:rms of dcc:lldcs. Decad.. arc • fuhion . The 605 bo-u, - • a sute of Speaker Abbie Hoffman uup·-;.;;;~-;t~ ru!;'~ut ,;strike'~n are salary increases and lhe UIIOWit or work load llld lhe riabU or llllldical JCbool prof..-. to w:ry oo private )I(ICtica. tate University of New -.tina to Ha..... "The York·(SUNY) faculty Jtate lias orrCrOc! a abc perotlll nave bOc:o wortlna sinoe tmea:roalltcboard." Included Jllly I wit!IPut a labor contT&CI In this Is • t1uoe peremt dtat ID IICIOdadon ....- pay "dioc:ftpucy" raisc-thal Is, pay rm.s and .We attaapu to cc,>nttol lncreuts that are "Up IQ the work hours. While Ills unlil<dy diai:Mion of lhe campus . that prof-.rs ""'uld otrlke, lhcre prcsklent." 11111 r<fllainJ lhe pouibilky. The State, howner, II Praident o( lhe Bufldo Center IJ<OPOiina latina back four O!apter of United Uili-slly perotlll or this 11\routh wllat Proraslons (\}UP) Roeald Hauw ~lamed •Ill· Tbls he said lhcre Ia • lUI or CMif,.lO claKribed "baldl&ll bodt iuua, or wblch lhe -.Jar .,... pay- cla1 eoodi ..... ..-);'period By ALAN KACHIC Mq-/111 Editor S r J negOtiations u.ntU you nave misted a ooe week_ ~y period. This pay ~~a - explained "' l'laldalt of lht Heallb Sc~en<>cs Otapter Roy Slaunwtdtc-a separate.' chapter or UUJ' at this campus-"As a plan tel wlthold Oil< checlr and pve it block wbelt you leave lbe State oervlce." The prOioetlt <OiltniCI requires that ooe paycbecli: he held until lhe nnt or point beside the workload isstat,'' he aclded. HaUitf maiftlainCd tbet Ills chapQ{ - abo lllliiiiPPl' with the S..e's ~- He MUted thai lhe IICt...t nibe only works 0111 to be IWO peremt and elaimllll thai this •-u: not a proper raix, cwo iD • tinH: or 1Jocreu1na inllalloa. • · UUP lias in lhe put borpilled ill -eel. JOOCI failb he "We have wffoted ill poerio~&~ onottaot~. 1be tbc year and thea at- to tbc State ~ pbdina poverty and " tilt~ in a lump swn. . - - lo-.rlna demands... Slawwhite l1lid tbat UUP II "We tltiak we sbould fit .,.... "adaawttly C>PPC*'I" Ill the new the otbor unlobs ... lhe stale • . , _ ..... Slaumillite ...-.ct. - - pQ . . . pro.....,. ''That'• probobl)t "lS-JO~ - - , . . . .l ite- tbroutb du.. nbots.' ' In reply to reporu in recall ,_.lhal. tJB·pror-. are - l h e ...-paid 11a1e of""' In uniYa'litJ.QIIem tt.... - · "I doa't tltiat tlillla !No uy " ' - · Ia lhe lut ~ yeary --~haveat­ ....... ....__.. He a4ded thai tfB bu ~ Ira lhe rUkioqJ '""" the hilltat paid r..ullyba¥iQa 10 &10111111 $2Dcl for lllllior IMltutloes. The c:blpet l'ftliokel aplaiDed tho! U8'1 ...... ...., ·--....... _.• ...._ ''otar r~ is veiy - ,.... thalia, tbolr pQ Ia �lfHEspraRUM in short. ~ "...._,. __.,_, Yol. h TW'\r ~­ ;IIIII HI" lh a further attempt to ilop drug abu~< amona oollqe athletes, the National CollcJiatt Athlt<ic Assodation (NCAA) bas uraed it> mcmbeu to create awv eness programs for both a udtnli onf' coaches. The caU r.sulted from a •urvoy or Bia 10 athlet.. that showed many wed drup and alcohol. Many student~c<es sa.iJj that they felt their proararns were poor and so~ tvftl eommenred that their coaches bad &SJurtd lhem that c:erc•in drui;S. s:udt u stcrioid, were.saJe. Th~ findings shoMd that coaches and trainers did believe this to be: true -and thi.) led the rcsurcllc:rs to call for cra.iniRg proerams for all. The c:ommjuee asked that schoot:nlold sessions at the bcoginnin& or the' semester. based on community pro~rarns . The)' t«:ommcndcd that the in.stilutions do no~ uy to create th(ir own- Bring In your o•d bodks, set your own price, and we'll help you .-ell them. We're located in Room 62 s Harriman Hall and we'll be.open • 0 u'r hours are 1tt.OO e."'. tmlll 5:00 p .m. w.·,. ~OI*I INI t:OO p.m. , on Wednetcle)! end Thu~Hay .So hurry up and let ua ae,ll your boQkl and get you ,__._ _ ____ ____ _ -···_ ,__ MONEY ..._..-r_c.to....., ...._.. .. .................... ... .... ..., ... --. ................ -· . tfta~ . ~. 1 ............ ~~anc~y •-•c..,.,. o.~oCZ•J..,, l.ofl Scnutt#, ..~,. f:diiOt Otwo """""'""- l..al.lttnct T.,AoMtltnaii,.._Ofrf• pA, Jantt• SVIIe'(/lthofo E fiUIH I<Win A. ~1s-\. 0..f'dre Martin/A,.; - . r Ton,.Gt'l.)eoaiMWk Boo ~Wy/S. . F••htl'lt Sc<>liFt-- o Mk:IIMI F. HO!*InoiS.. Coof-1/ot MIC:J\Mf # t. .snattw..,._.., ...._..., Mkt\MJC.UratoiOI~ .,...,., Cltld)IIA<IQI\IIoiU..c:-o~~< - . MUiwl_ ..... ......., , "-•"''Oo¥1lleii.W.. - c -. ' \ Clipboard LauM: ConWtJI~ Otvlci Mavtll~ ~"""' .. "" .... F1old He~ Syndlute, loo Ango ... nmtto $ynd4«1e. CotJeQII II HNdllnu Service United F. .tsxn s,.ndluted and Untttcl PrNt Syndk:att. TM WEDNESDAY: Golf: 81& Four Chllf0p4onshlp at Au~ubon Coune (1:00 p.m .) Baseball: at Fredonia St. (l) . crou.COumry: 11 Olean N. Y. vs. St. Bonavonture and Burralo St . Men's Socc<r: at Oenesee St. • Spectrum '' ,....,ted for '*~•' td'f'ttt.ltlnobJ'~t~•nd I ... ~lalng Senolep 10 Sludt~ta. IM Cl~atlon ·~ 20,0CIO TkiURSDAY: Field Hoekey: Brockpon St. at Alumni Compl"" (4:00p.m.) Womon's Soccer: 11 Wells Collt~• (Aurora, N.Y .) TM ~lrum offlot'.,.. toceteo fn 11 8aldy Hatt,. StaJ e_ Unl..,....~ ot Hww r~'r=:;.:u;,~ork Women's Tcnnb: at Nazareth Col"&• (Roch<oter, N.Y.) FRIDAY: 8as<ball: Niasara UnivmiiY 1\ Alumni Compl<X (1:00 p.m. I ' Coi>1t'ii"' t lle2 BultOIO, H.V. The Spte:tn.tm Student Plfiodlc::at, tnc... Edlloflol po41ey lo 1111"""1'*' by the EdUOI·In-Ch..f. Rf.p®fQtlon,a of lfty FRt'DAY&SATUROAY: ~ m•tt..- h ftfn wi thOUt lhl tliPfUI ~1 ot tl'lt £dhor·ln-C"~.tt 11 Golf: a1 Elmira ToumamC"nt Men's Tennis: at ECAC Championships Volleyball: at Mlmfitld St. Toonmnen1 atrledyt~. The SpfH:trum 11 Pflnted by BUiia~ NewaPNat Int... 1:l19 Stntce SL BuUUO, N .V. ALL S.A. FUNDED . PICK UP YOUR 'BUDGET PACKETS BY OCTOBER 15TH I~ ROOM 111 TALBERT HALL • Petitions to join the S.A. Assembly are available NOW in t he S.A . off ice room 111 IF YOU DON'T YOU' LL BE CUT OUT, • '" ~Hall. · STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE WAIVERS ARE AVAILABLE Please return them no later than Oct. 4 t h at 4pm. Informational meeting Sept. 21st, at 3 pin in the Talbert Senate ' Chambers. Call 636-2.950-for mo1s informatlon. They are bat ed on FINANCIAL HARDSHIP·ONL Y Applica~s are available In Room 111 Talbert Hall They muat be back by Sept. 17 Attention All AthletiL Clubs: Pick up your organizational paci<ets at the S.A. o~flce, room 1 11 Talbert Hall. All packets must be returned to the S.A: office no later than October 1 Sth, 1982. , Attention Studentsll · Get lnvolvedll ORGANIZATIONS until September 17 Monday - Friday .-c- . u: ... .stay away £rom priv,aae in.stiautioos. " Juljannc Still Thrift, .Xecutive director or the National ln$lltult or Independent· Collqtl and Universities, linked the dip in needy iludtnts 10 "conllnufn& inc:r..... in oollrae eosu thai eoindde wilh d~ dollais oYa.t1able from federal aid proararns." Such · 11udent> come from families with Incomes raoJina bel,..... S6,000.S24,000 • )Uf. Drug P roblems, Part fl YES. O.'llcldollo~/lof M.oney down ioaiturioos hu dropPed 39 pc<cent; aC.ordin& 10 ~ survey by Th< Chronl<lt oj·Hilh" Educorlon. Th< dedine was linl:ed 10 cu1bacb in federal edUCation aid to ro<h 11udent>. This comes at I lime when 1he ooA of Oltending COilcie ha• •~yroeketed 11 pueent in the la<t 12 moothJ. The rt&U<• ls Cor all experues-ineludinJ tuition,. room and board. feeds, boob, 1\tppllt> and pc<sonal t.Cpatses. The Chronf<lt survey found lhat th.e se n.tur.s "ctel<ly show an increased rdianee on self·¥.!'" which, coupled with inaeal<d cosu. has roreed needy Slu<ltpiS 10 Reaction, 'ldminhuuors say, hu been wry positive from both the S.A. Book Exchange can help. u~ , Th< number or"'"~ in~ SI'Ud<11ts aue<tdina prlvale parents and students, If you answered .., SolftA!toniCifr Costs co,roronablc cnou.&h to begin creatin& their own programJ-. . programs, but ra1htr rdy on u tstln& ones. Thrtt topiOs should bt covered-drugs, alcohol and the lesal cfft<:IJ Of 4rup; for . . example, illtnbling. The schools .should put in place,; program ror rhc lft:alment or dru& and alcohol·rclatcd problems. again using uea1me:a1 ccrucrs in the communitY. Ffnally, the NCAA 3.Sk.l thiJI coach6 be trained t.o spot pottnlial problem) among studems., Bu1 the NCAA rtcammcndacions came out opposed 10 drug testing both becaust of the cxptnlt and tht dearadlng errea ..on studcnl ·.afh1etes. _ Doen)lNI<~AII J~M"''*'A"~ G1tY SlomiC- Th< Steveos lnotitute of TothnoloiY Is mtJWialina thai all incomina frttlunen purchase com~crs for t heir ted>nolopcauy. related audies. This III>Pli.. to oome 80 Jtudtnu md ir intended to en••!< that the sraduates are computct·Uterate and rudy for the demands of the lbtwe. • Admlnbtrouon at tbe inJtitutfoo havo annpared the dtV~. · which costs about S7l0, to the old ilidt rule. Th< Atari 800 has b<en offered at a discounted r~l• for Scev..,s; which Is th"'irst inscituaion to ha\le Such a r_:tquiremtnt. , . RAther tlwl have lludents ltti< or borrow the computers, the in11itutc: decided that the studttu:s should purchase thC! machinu b«ault it wiU make them inttlrote the comptUeu into tbdr "inrell«tuaJ sys1em." AlJo., chcy hope that studenu will btocomc Do you feel as if your old books are worth something? Do you need extra cash? 0.,. l~tbUlb) . A: orlly one, but h< aet• three Cf(CiitJ for it. The N!\w Slide Rule 2 Jo«DioliAlln C. KKNc!M - fdlkH H""''' the newat joke swecpina eollc:ae co,mpusa thb FaU: Q: How many ooU.JC football ~ym docs it 1alte to chanJC a Student Association Book Exchang.e I , 1 ./ �·FaciJ1t·y ·senate .reviews budget; hiring frQe~e could be th~wed Ntw York ~ to cnalte a choW. to suppon tbooc irulitutlons wit if u EdiiONn·Chwf mach already In pUc< .. pouiblc. "Wt are the only lbina Ud&ctary difficulties, · the dtlttns this Stale have that fund-l&iiina for tht res<mblel a oomptthensivo Unh<d~ay, tht lwle •• which cbana.. ln the ·Unlverslt~" tht PJUidau said. President's Review Board Popt rtvlcwtd SUNY's budget wert bandied, Cknttal BdUCIItion r$<'(lmmendatioru ·r"' the and academic planninc rank<d as 1983·1984 year, a Ytal that one SUNY official predicted to be 1 tb< prime topict or yestttdiy'• "diffiCult one." \Ole syottm bu F~euh)''Seoale mectin.a -the request..,.., increrue $170 body'• lirst or the ytaJ. million-with over half CaJ Both Cholr Roben Popt and UB Presidtnt Steven 8 , Sample marked for conltK'tual ~ · eueo and the rem'ainder dJYid wet11 tndicaltd that the Staie and the ' SUNY system -..·ere ln the pcCX'l61 lnOatlon and repl...mmu or one-time budcttary IOS3<S. of negotiacina out of 1he hiring Afler Sarnplt bad presented his freeze: lmpos<d nn SUNY euli<r outlin<d chan&<"S In tht this )'UJ, Bur, Sample wd, even Pn:oidendlll Review Board, he was If there is !iOm< kind <>f br<ak: it mel with JOme criticism (rom wiU riot help the University, Pollti<Jll Scient:< Professor Roben b«awc or the lon of po1itioos Stern, who inquired as to why the UB must take thiJ year. Popt said that th< d<Jll lnclu~ fu U jjenatt had not been informed or the lmptndin& <hln&<l. Sample SUNY cutting lu ~oil, answer<d that ht hod consulltd dlmina tina 5<V<rll <rnployoes, In ordtt 10 meet State auidcllncs. An 'l"il~ <he Faculty Smato ExOCU!ive Committee and had no< heard any October l date wu pr<dict<d by the Chair as a reasonablt' time ror reason IQ deliberate funher with tht lift ina or tho froeu. Other bodies. The chana.. i.ndude the UB wiV lruc IOO.pooition• through attrition this year, Sample addition of anothtr faculty member and alt.,.ln& pm><p~ionJ told the Stnate, but rt'lrencbment of the unit. has bttn avoided. The' President Mana&ement Dean Joe Alluuo then orrc.ored the Senators a glimpse: or nc.u year's By SETH GOODCHI LD B or or r I and Sarnpk th<11 001<4 tht Uni-sll}l't prior tfforu in lund· raisin& for United W.ay. Thty outlined UB's ocw opprl*.b and ernphulztd the imponane< UB plop in the ccmmunity noucially, now lbat it is the rqion's W.at employer. The President stres.<d that pur cfforu .....,, 001 proponionaJ with UB's pa.YfoU.' He d that h< bu emphuiu:d "the Unim:sity's role whh l.ht commwdty in hiJ tenure far and ro~ated runemtnu thai Ill ord<r fa< UB to become , tho top...anked in5liJution it lcinao for, lr mu>t play a central role with Buffalo. JO Tht United Wayo l'und drive, ht noted, would be a key start. Oivl.Jon of Underaraduate&ILJCIIion(DUE) Dtan John Ptsadotto updated tht group on Gcn<'ral Education, rcponin& that tht Eni!lsh Slrills rcquirantnt would soon be analyzed by th< EnJ]iSh Otpanmcnt. A.n .....Semlc planning update wu presented by Vice President for Aoademit: Plannina Roben Rossbera, who noted thllth< firSt task for« bad met y..tenfay to be&in discussloru. The deUbttalio... he wd, are 20 .c:: Q. E g .. <> ~ UB Pruldent Steven Sample exptctcd to ~ concluded by the . end Qf the lemesttr. He gave the Smart. filled ~ith new faces, a ddine'd, refuting .tOtttt commtnts that recent personnd l chanaes-int:ludrn& thooc in ' rCVJew or bb process and the JltpS \ Contiauina Eduadon a.od tt ke:n on the way t<l arrivin& at h\:5 DUE-would tffeet chc tt:5uhs. He draft pl4n, o n< that was pr...,.,t<d •i>P<U conOdent that all would last March. Ht asscned that tht outcomes of thtst fort« was h11dly ,.,.t ao smoothly and assured !hot there ,.ould be ample lim< for faculty Input. outlook-one thll Po~ relattd was not .. ptct<d to be briJht. SUNY ChanceUor O ifton Wbanon had initially asked tht in.stitution.s to prep.Are cwo bud&cts-onc for au.stcrhy and the other, termed the "continuous" document, deslaned to leave the Uni\lertity able .to bctitr react in the face of politkal uncenajnry. l!vtnluaJiy, Wbanon opted opirut au.sterity, ClUing irutead for • doc·ument thai a!Jows for A Special Offer For COLLEGE I UNIVERSITY RESIDENT STuDENTS enrichment across the f)'Stem. Whlle praillns the Chancellor's choW., Sample not<d that such an optimistic projcttion was Ukdy not to happen ...That probabiUty is pretty low/' he said. D<spit< blJ admilled peosimism, THE BUFFAWNEWS the Presid.enl said that the future might nor be "" bleak for U B betau.t of "the special problem at SUNY at Buffolo.'' In time of groW.h;SilDlplc eaplolned to the gathttins, UB would not fare u 1/2 PRICE· well b«ause of a commitment on the pan or pollticians to complete thost progr010s stUI in thtlr infancy. But in U era of rtst.rlc::ted resqurces,.in which the State clearly exim,.a University lilr.e.IJB FOR THE ENTIRE. 1 5 WEEK SEMESTER has a chance to prOliper becau.. Ferrara Studio of Balle1 Arts rf~} ~ f~ -c.I-- DAILY & SUNDAY ... ONLY',ST2.7~ SUNDAY ON.LY ... ~ .....FOR .SJ.7~ [ hc;to JOo iloglrnJo- N7-1oot 6'12-1601 ~-- Available ~t the \:Grub ~ Olrdergroond Elli New Drivers, Bad Drivers, Out-of-State or Foreign Licenses \ _AII{O /ltSIIfflllft? ~o lhiN~ _At, ABLE AGENCY 896"·3366 ~REE ESTIMATE$ Fo~ more information call,_636-2497 / �Tifft" Preserve, a shining light i an otherwise bleak environment By ~N DY WEST · Sp«tfiUfl Steff Wrilw r o w l q - 1M IOOtJ' South lkllfalo- G u.:u- rldOrics aloGpkk Late Erie Is 1M Tifft Form NMwe Pr........ 0... 260 ocra or thll was """ 1M Buffalo RMr deha-lhen docb \ a.nd wart:houses, and. tn011 rtuntly. a prb"'e dump-Tlffi Is today a vibrant mbtw< or )'Ouna and old m..OOwa, lata, rorau and m111h . Ba:ause or the diven.ity- o r iu coolotical communltia, numerous bird, rllh and wBdlif• ..,...;a liv< In Tiffl t~-mlfo•. rKOOO, mUJtrat and non·pobooou> mAke>. Hnon, duck and o<hc:t moara•ory •pcda ma~ Stop at Tofh on tbdr woy aouthward lata thl1 month and nw . Mink tr..,b havt been reponed, and beavers havt rcccntly built 1 darn there. pa:ths There are f1vt mila throuah Tirri. Some art narrow -. or and ovcrarown, but most arc dry, wid< and lc•d. ~three boardwalk> runnina up and out into the 1S ocre ca1 tail manh, to allow tbc vili101 a view aa4 fcdlna or in•ohunml with lhe cxpamo. Toft\ b surrounded on three sides by raaoro<>, standina Ukt enemy lu aa4 old •eaCUilon b o«aJtcd by scclna fldOric> thrOtllh 1M...-. Al>d, ln oontnl to Ill tbe oew sr9wtb thcr< arc tbe limdCSJ ca1tail$, fccdi!IS doc:k$ and , watedow1 for centuria. soldJttJ on tht horilon, and on th< rounh by roads and th< Lakt. Whbl la •nd ntotors may be: heard, but Tifft Is vibrant in<h< face or lhcse distrac1ions. Whm eolonlsu first arrived at 1M ........ shora or Lake Erie, lndiam ...,. hunlin, riJh aad wildlrfe on 1 manh that stretched from today's downto•.,, lklffalo to LKtawanna. Tbc 7S aaa or ca1 toilmar111 on the east<rn portion or Ti((l today &r< all that is len or that extensl•e WCIII.nd. The land b named today for its owner durlna the 1860's, Ceorae allhouah it .... n<Ver a . nrn. farm. T h< tllrce purpota or Tiff\ are "pr.......UOn. education and recreation-the .,..Uvt tJnd, well .. bird ...adUnt... '*11 M._;al AaisuDI Nancy ()Ues. No boatiaa or rues are allow<d, but r~Jhi~!a and llbicul& are popular. Ill 11> ._unenoal • prtlllf&ID tlUs """"· 1M Oeparunent o r eovlrOIUI'Ielltal Cooservation Jtocked Bttb pond (all three Tiff\ ponds are named af\<r Pi<nellala'a da~ahi.«S) wilb 4000 trout to tre. taken by anyone "ith 1 rod and a red. Oakes uys Pien:<hala was roarni!IJ tb< ui<s that a few ' "tviicy old ones" may and ...... - . then. Rq>ubli< be kfl; they 1111111 be bidlns ... the Sted did not dump oo 1M area as <11ldclle of 1M lake Aid the eo~ensh'dy as planned, allowlq riJhermen, w11o ..,. catc:blna doildmJ. He was ill his arty :tOo, IIIOJily •unrllh . ..ott!n& ., the old Hanna F""""" Other aclivitia 1:nc1uc1t auidtd plant, when 1M Common Council ooun S<Veral times <adl month. approved I plan.IO dump 2 mDJion Socoe ~ u early as 6:00 a. m. eublc yards of.rer.... on Tifft . He to look for heron: other towt may O<dded to (oaht. H< orpnl<cd a be in the aflemoon to JCAt<h for con1mhtee: or hprofessionaJ edlbl< 'wild plants. And tbc park lJ environm<ntalim," as !IJ_~u li, desi&n«< ror hlllcllcap ..,.,.... 10 formulate • plan rol tbe -.... DuriAa the winter, ctCIN<OUOlfY pr<Kf"lltlon or TiR!Farm . s kim sboWd de(onitdy qplorc the tn.ik. Sleddcrs and tubn• lriU find ,...,.e ....,.beu.or sroupa 10111< or 1M' bat Jlopa around on lncludina the Sierra Oub, 1M thooe hills Cf<8led by the dwnpina. "COli &head" M1' Weekend Burralo OnlithlloPcaJ Soddy and Naturalist Helm w.P.,. to be the Buffalo Museum or~. They made their plan, and swe that the mow 01 '" is in rccdved llt<ntion in the pr... and aood eonditloo. from many prominent area politicians, but In th< end had to anaeem~t or Tlffi Farm Pf<SCfllt many·prob\Oml, or accept "polillcal realism." Pltrzdlala ~Y•· The rcrust was tOUrte. The pliUits itt bdna dumped, but in an orpnizcd allowed to succeed eaoh o<her naturally. such that ooe day • manner, aad from the sale or 1M dumpina ri&hts. the Oty obtatncd m•llf< forest rM:f .,.,..., mud! of 1money with whlcb to buy tbeland Ttfft. But ...tw about 1M pa&cb<s fr01n Republic:. Piendoala is ofWI••......t1. IIICicallf&S'CS th• lloem!Jabout his deal~. be or<lnVIIIillalloe IIW1ba7 Al>d uys.llic four bilb that the reCuse ~at t,bout 1M bcavvo' darns that crated are b<tur quality land aiHio'6din& ...,. of 1M traik7 And tlwJ 1M land they-· built on, the bees that had forced 1M In 1976, Tifft Farm bccalnt a non· clocia& o1 ooe o( l.b< boud·ftlkl profit corporation, and th< land lut - u N•UN: docs not aJ.,ay~ and lu raideou ,...,. protccred . follow the cblilns or Mart. ~.......,. or Tiff\ 'Farm b ltqcllallly, it Ia biiDIIN who eonlrUI, 1M ,..yIn whlc:h ""at pooe th< only tbrut to IIWI and what natur< bave don< to Atide frocn l.b< litter and llunJt oppC>It aa4 axnplimmt <adl Cllhc:t • OUI can oa:adooally found on the to prod- a ricb S<ttin&, For padls, aa4 11M odd act ol euoaplc, moc:b or 1M doy land ...,._..,.... - ' 1 or 1M !bat nrn 1s oo ~~. and 1u PfCl<rV<, !bon ~~a~ bcCft two <~< .....a.tcd vq<tatloa typa, woulcl tbot. lillY ....... ln\'OIVina not be there - . k not ,,. t.h< visiton travdlioo& tbo paths alone. lnd\lllrlal devdopneou or the paso Bat lhil il relltctift or 1M dty •• emtury. Jbus !bert may bo new Uve ill alao. Tbcs< problem• are rorctts or cocton"'od and willow Hke 1001 'Oil a 11100,._1: they clo ronnlna. Tho owuraJ rlchnm of not dlmlalth 1M unclerlylftl wonh. TIFFT FARMS: Deaplte ttM environment, ltM little pitch proeP.rw ID the mille ~ \ndu,}lriaJ forces ca.tne to pioneer tree aa4 sbntb ..,...;a to political and eeonomlt roms brouahl _, end lO lloe oecd (O< lklfraJo, eanlll ~.... d~. aJ4onlu th< llf&IIY lou. Tbc area sud! lUI area, aa4 in 1M Delli doeb and warehou,.. built, an4 had boCD r<Vmin& .me. 1M tallroed t racts 'Oere lai4 down, on 19:10'•· bw 1M birds aa4 wildhf< IC'tral dec:ades oD that had been w ....,.,., half or the batf returned IUdJ lhat 1M area buill was eithc< ranovcd 01 dcstro)'Od. Ponioru of the eanaJs whcJ< the land it 1110$1 Stabl<. AI bccalnc widely koown amona n.aturaJiscs. the tum or the 0<01110', eoal, ranain today, formlna tbr.lar&est lumber and othtr raw ma~crills In th< early 1970's Tooy or the three Tirrt lalt... wero transferred bne from lake PiC1"1d\ala was .still retu.mina 10 Republic Steel bouaht the land uperienee tbe nature or Tl((l In the 1950's as a slaa dumpins bo.au to railway cars or into Farm, now with .his wift and warehou.ta. But ia the 192:0'&. area. A youna bo)' named Tony . A •act. They M nm. - -- ........._... .............. .:.._,..:.______...____.... ~ �SA cuts off ads for ANC after fishy Hoffman episode catnl)lli, Thla b d~~e to the 1A1<t of dltattlon ahibiled Ill the prinllna or Student Aoaodatioo ads in tile Stplemb<r 9 wue." ~riedman A~IriO.OIII liah in 111 Wei. ' 1We don't no lorlaer wants.-. ldvtrlb<ment lw ' tllrla<d th< Student ads in ow paper," ICJolifowiu. "'--ation (S"I to c:e:oK plac:itl£ rapondcd. He aplaioed that lh< o.clvmiltrn<n,. and to im.-.NC has tollciled more .tnctn opentlna proeedwa for o.cl\'1:11lAos,.trom OII1Sick lOWen the Altcrt~a~ive lllcw1 Colloaive'o - anct.wlll rtfy ead!W\dy oo that l"NCI publ~ the Altenwti,.. Income in the 1\nur<. Pmo. The "NC'a Sl4,000 buc1ia The li•h appeared with IJ>bic lndude& • tin< for & .500 wllldl Hoffman In an S... ad in laJt the colloalw: mlut L lllnoG·S... advc:niJina. """mina )) !uua for Thur&day'a pop<r without s.-. sanctionlna. "We <'J<peet them to the Y<IU'. Fritdman &lid tb< paper mlllt aennate S1661n ouu!tk print oc!J u ' ubmlcted," s.-. Prt~ld<nt CordtU Schaehttr &lid. advc:nbina for eacb W... or he SA Tlusut<r Er;.i Friedman •dded would preve~t '" priutina. thlt other 1cll have been ehanaed . v .. m~~eh to s.-.·, thqrio. ~fowkz Aid tlw the budaG " Fallfttl ad listed the "'~ODJ wu dalan<d to have <he 15,000 tn heo.cllln<r for the everu wllldl ouuide o.ciVfttlnrtbc matched by Fnoclman <AJ>Iamed wu o S.... in elf«t roisint tlttir IJud&d VIOlation or oontroc1 with lhc tO Sl9,000. " (ICJolifowitz) b heo.clltn< band. " W< eould hne opnatina unckr a or loSt SIO.OOO and o band." mis<oneepclona, " Sthoehttr Wei, By T£RRY CANADE Munozinl Editor . A s.-.·, ..m. I P<oloitml obtalniDJ oUbidc rcvm~. He and .....U... collt<ll•• member ha~ been appointed to ' ovm« o.clvcrtlslna ooordltlation "to mate SUI< .,. don '1 spend mort tha:n ~ t.La~." Kalifowltz ..-palin<d . "We'D JO eisht -mottly 1\111 ofodo-t:tltilvt< bRok .....,., .. Kallfo.ritz &lid. Tho coll<ctl't th<n hopes 1 0 1 - - . tile sltto f t h e -· "My pbD I> to &« It orr c:ampus U\ somt SlOtdront maybe," bul I<Ufowitt ~n't "'fl<"' that to b< mthe "NC'1 nta.r n.nure. Friedman uld <he S166 talrktlon ...VimpOscd ''to eruure 1 st<o.cly<Uh slr<OJD for the )'<111 . Their ......,...... iJ 10 pMl 00« I week To print....,. a w. .t they lutve 10 raiic Sl66," "S... u ltut IJ)'ina 10 1<1 rid or the before the Senate deetlocu," Kalirowitt 1$1Cn<d. The .-.Nc is runninJa party lllth< upcornlna dcc!ioru and Kallfowiu ckllied the rault of the studalt JOv<r9mmt's disadsfliCiion with <he pony~ form•'"?"· . 1 daim-"Tlw"• torolly atoundleoJ and without Jubstantiatlon ~· . frankly, lllsuhina." .-.Nc Jpokaman Joel Kalifowltz "there are no dells made." S... sa.ld tbc rbh waJ symbolic or bud&elcd S9,000 u a Wrm I- - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - -• - - - - - - - - - - - - - I Hollman'JwtlrkinprooerYina •ublldy!Citht.-.NC. I • I mdanaercd lish. "I don't think The nnt two issua or the I I (Hoffman) will bepW<d, " Alttrnallw Prtss did not have lhc I Kallfowlu&ald. Thcfallf<Otad requlredamc>llft~Ofo.cl~u I II ..,... 1 eomplnc ..,..,.up on our Kalllowkz rq>Ott<d los&ts or SIOO pon," he o.cld<d. ooc1 noo rapee~inly. This ddldt 1 (WDMSC) Neat o;es_s 1 RCilld...., of csplanatioru, "~ muJt b< made up by lhc md or 1 Stuckru .-..>Odatlon wtllnor be the ~c:~nt~~er-"fallwc 10 do oo • Open dally 4 pm I 1 placiD, any o.cll In the Stplembtr will J>IC"<nl the Altmt<~tiw Prtss I 16 wuc of lhc Allcmariw Pm.s rrom printina tbc IOCOnd • I " Free" pitcher of beer with double order o f Wings or Large Pizza 1 wblch will hun the coOecti.-e lina: ..... Frieilman declared . moll of ttl advcrtisina is on· K1llfow1tz doesn't expeet any I MINGLES- 3297 Bailey .Ave. 834-2121 FREE Eyegla.. Frames with pun:lt- ot ~lon lenMS Mon • S1t 835·4844 10.8 Special University Student Sale Teievldeo 91 0 Computer Te~inal W/Phone Accouatlc Coupler Regularly $855.00 Sale Price• $750.00 (" with student 10) Direct T ie Up To Tbe Univers ity Compute r Avoid computer room basa les. tie In dlr•ctly with a py p hone. Compute r Corners 5152 Main St . 634-7528 . Wllllamavme, N.. Y. Every WednesdAy Nl.sht/ 1.4ldles NIJht LAdles pay $4.95 at tile door and keep tile OMNislus and have h fllled &II nJsht ltetween 9 pm • t 1 paa NO MALlS allowed " MAll EXOTIC DANCERS" and then suys &t •ldnlsht when the slrts are already P,Otted the doors open f or you · ~ale bartenders a ll In blkJnls S.A. lnvite•-Xou To. oWn s Piece of Rotary Field. One dolJar will get you • sq~are yard and discounts, giveaways, ·a~d other \!aluable prizes. Get your Chunk at all · ' cafeterlas.Sup·port yourt~am todaybuy A CHUNK J sruddit 837· 6646 .PoCt'Oll.cl - u ROTARY FIELD. ·~ ' ..., ,..-• fnt for :l$00 cGr&t OF A~ Varalty Ctub �editorial Tbe. Same Old Story Ttl~a Ia a long history ot protest and lnvofv ement hare at the·Unlvtlfslty, soma are lorgetabla, others ere a prlda·lllled experience. But through It all, there has probably never been one moment In which students can look back and say we !{lould not have al least tried. _ \.ast year' a battles •nd momenta of student were the lone b reak In an otha,.,.,ls& bleak decade of Immobility and Inertia. Tile ' once proud history of student activism-one that was highly regarded In Albanv and throughOut the State-has sine. mellowed as atudents have tried to get accustomed to the demand ollntense curriculum requirements. As always, there are poCket a ot desire .and action, bu t slowly even they have lost soma of their energy. The Alternative News Collective (ANC), presently embattled with the undergraduate Student Association (SA) In a funding light, has degenerated away from Its Initial thougt, becoming little more than a toke-filled , comic strip. ( The New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG) Is lust about to leave campus-unless the upcoming Senate elections wiO bring about their return. Parants actl~lsm I must at times live up to certain reaponafbUII)ea that come with producing a publlcatiOfl. Changing an cifganlutlon'a ada cannot be accepted. SA has lived with soroe questionable practices by the ANC In the Allamallve Preas but asking SA to h•ve Its ads distorted Is too much. I Tha solution Ia not to refuae to print SA Ids l8C8UH ol the complalnta, nor Is It tor SA to withhOld placing ada to aplta the newspaper, Lost In tills childish lighting are University students Who pay the mandatory l ees which In turn aerva pay for the ,f,/fem•flve Pres$ and the S1udent admlnlstta tlon. \ Some announcement ads are lfllportant lor stu!l1'nta In the OIIIY Thursday atudent puliiiCatlon on campus. The aour llf8P88 game ol who does not w'ent wttat In the ANC will only leave students with a bitter taste. A.bble Hoflm.-n was not upset at the !Ish In his ad and Southside Johnny, despite his MCOnd billing, performed without complaint Surely SA has a right to be upset bu1 no hcrm re$ulted, and the ANC f\aa a better understandi ng of SA\_s expectations. ' Mellowness the key lor both organizations lo ~urvlve without ,he~daohes. In a battle between SA and the ANC, the news collective will lose. lithe ANC losea then the atudenta lose as well. write lettefl asking that their children study and Ignore the "nor>-educ.tlonat" beneltts of the Unlv.rl)ty. I tis as If we tlave "811 forgotten the real reaa011 tor being at 1 University. lnslltutlons as aomprehenslve as UB should be more then centers of technology, or even or the humenltles. It Is here we are to mature and grow oidtlf and wiser through exploring as much matel!al and new Ideas as posalbla. We should constantly queatlon what we are told and explore What o thers would prefer us not to explore. This conatant searching cannot be accomplished In the classroom or In the laboratory. No amoum of allda rules, computers, readlngS>-Qr problema can equate the lessona learned and gained from being Involved In aomd\ttlng, where new experiences are constant and challenge the norm. It Is easy to pay tulllon end e~pect nothing In return. It's aboUt time, however, that everyone gets their money worth. We are lucky In thiS regard-UB offers the anxious, the eager, a host ot new Ideas and places. It' s an offer worth conslder1.ng. Kiss and Make 1J tJp White the ANC de6erYeS a plaoe on campus, It feedback BLOOM COUNTY ,...------:-~-..., by Berke Breatbed ....-----.....;;,..., Tbuks • Edl!or. t would IlK• to ••pres• our O.,.nmt nt•a eppi'Ki etfon to (ht Balntl'olnt VowniHr AmOU,.,_ C«ps fiX rMit prolnsiotl•l hon4/ltrg of 11r11 o/11 o/HJ emergenc:il't It the Ft/1 Fttl •12. I hlwt bHtJ In llw MIIOI't»(rftHtt lor 22 rf,,,. 1nd htWI MY'« SHn • mote ptole.,lontf, w~l traln«J, d«tkorod group ot IKIItnlclll!l• tltM , . h t 'N It Oflt Un/Wttlty tho r ogolntr othet vofuttiHf M tuH timttMid embuNnc. orplnlzatJort•. I tltlftll we ere trr,..mety lonunet• In out corrunu()/ty to lttw 1uch • d«tlco lod QIOUP ol unpaid I,..,. _..,.n.on WlhmtHII wfto /NO¥kH • moar prolouJonel ....~ ro r,.. -'!Illunity. 1M l. Grllflft Dl<octor, f'\jbHc Solely Speak Oat Editor. Tit• v.r; I011ndatlon ol our I WI. kHI,.Itfd to rt•d th• t.l/or ro r/10 odil« aul>mltrod 0y Mr. o /HJ Mta c->a (t/llC). 1om g,.tl to ... porettla whO .,. httttWit«< with tMH 1on'a Ill• •MI 1/,._ flfm t l a IUCCHI. ifOW*Wif. the , ,.,.m.,.t t~t "l'rot•ttNt •re 1011•r•·· hit • r•w ,_,.,., SUNYA8 ,.,., 1114- """" • lor lo of/or ol rNsono~ _ , Iiiii wlrh /t>cfH- l>lidOft cult o/HJ ,,.. -Pt>g numboto ol aruct...ra Moh YNI. how long oon /hoi good odUCilllon toarV To oury your hfld In ~our boolrt t nd "aludy, 111/dy, a rutty" mlgl}r g!vo rou ttt oppottvnlty to C. wMt the Coona coneld« 4UCt»HiuJ. OUt • wiii!MI'*PPR•--• &JHYA a huro of/or lOt lutww WI/III _,.,..,,,._- ,,_,ra1 •orlory ol clan•• - oc/N/1100 lhll 1/t. Coon'• '"'' wu ~ ro _eon.oo.,,.,.,.? 11 mOto thon/tm lludy"'tt 1'01" ooutM -* oiHJ ~lllfl.ltloo,_ce.._ otuct...r.-...m l o r . . _ , _ cllll""'· A-r~r>p ..tmlt!/arrar,.. llrflhoul qu.lllonlng ond -/•loll• lgnOt/ng ••lfd - - • • •nttt••- lhol ol/ocl alur/WJI HJ• ,.,, • ..... ,.,,., ot vnltl-r t/!o/ hu . ""' , ,. , . , _ lltlo CO<Htlty 10' /Ito lUI - .,..--.- .. ... Whose The Loser! who orv•nlled WOrr*.,. 10 ltrfk, '" pro/oil ol poor wo.--/!1~ conditions Editor. ..L_mu•l 11.tp0nd 10 the t.1t1r of (' Mmoc,.cy Is tHttwlnH with PIOIOII T/10-ponkiiHin/0 ol 1/10 Mr. V.O Mrs 8oi10tt r.. Port)._.,.,,..,.._ oorlona /~Mp«/orlr ,,. omorlon• ot tho_,. who Jw.,.? Tho urly un/Ofl Jtoth<t -Jt "'"" - I N • tho / " """""' o//ocl hit lifo o n4 1/HI IIYet ot o111ota. O..ty 1/irouQ!t /hi ..,kli!g or...,_,, ebout tM l•suu ce.11 rhl• .....".,..,_,.., IJrt-ly. o/HJ..., lh!Jeguntry, moirlrolt! thor -~~~ hio/1/UIIon So ere ..l'rotesr.r• Jo~tn ..7 On lht ~tfll)', they lrl IUCC.Uful ''"''""'*of aell{oc:<"'YI • · t~ rat·~· rrr a.,,.,. ,_.,., Ooe.a: thtt make MM IOtellth«aWu,.. oec.use {J(O/OI Iod I<Vua/lce? A,. you ioNirrg mo good Old 0 - Woah/nglon wa1 • I<Jur1 Are tho•• wtto ltopp#ld ,,. Vliltnam ••r, •nd aloppod lhoullfldt _r,._ ond wog.1 IHI(podpovo r~• wty lor Nlotm In 'hla country. Were tMa. INtlora 1oot1 roo? o,.nt«<. lfOl . , JHVtNta ~· to luu.a o1111/a ,,gnltllde, IH./1 wl/houl tum~r>p tho . -. . or quoarlolllilg on4 1pooklng our ogolnll lho -l•lon• ol peop/t In powtl, w. ,,. doomlld to Ncome ol rtOrf AmM/con t:lllrO<I to qUMtlon tnd 6~-.A out • gt/fttf ... /W-1 At• '"' - · rn rno SoW./ f/flhllnfl '"' 1/lolr,... !mlon IOJW11 PeMi piiiOO em I lo. .r'tor lobbying ,,.. ho//t ol out 1/0I0/001111/U,. ro p!Or..r SUNY CUITit/$ COU1tfi11 W't 104/rtd«< on ptOf'ftf Your aott 'a t'Nd ro tucceaa,wu/101 Oflty dH ro nil """'OUf-11.. - '""'••r "' · 101 nl• tlflht•. UB atuclo<il o<ICI oceoalonot 11<~10< T/!'r ,._ 1110 /01 hlllf. No ,.,..,., '/led IO WI/~ - I f f , .111. Tlto rlgftl 10 ptOIHI Itt IIIIa r:ourtlry Ia 0111 04 //HI lh/ftgl 11101 ..,.,..,. rn from • r-. ..., IOiaflll rfltt IYI - · I'OU ,..,.. PfOI•••od Yov ,._. . ptO/ft/..t ,,_foci/hOI OIIIOrs do nor /14.,. tho ' ' " " f<HI/6 11)'041 ,..., ~fJIIHI /hit mUH I'OU - Hodeoo I~ Nld "Protll,.,. .,. ,.,..,._ .. So PfO/HI«a .,. - ,..,loft,_ - l o d lhll no lion. Wtro /My • notion or ""-i/1111 u ,,. ~ w. w.11 doya II Ia I~ rlt/hf~GIIIgotiCHI c;,.,,., Coon ol Sop/. 13. Ill •nlcli 0 - £tic TWUwltJ uauwst.-t �.o p-ed ~ Fonnn bv Tames D . Griffin • M 01t Buffalonian• · ttmtm~ q-uilft well •tttn lr.& State Unlvor11ty or New YOflt at e..rrato wi •Imply the Unt ..reltV of e..liato and lnt In Street Campua waa aImply the campua, Aa I rim bl't It, the c.ampua WI$ enormous with ornt. green open apacn betwtMn the bulk:Ungl. The buUdlnpf were an amalgam of UadlHocia llvy-oovered atructur. . and very funcHoM.I, ultra modern tacilltlea. Allll"' all. the campus was lmpresafve, ewn forin~dable. Ut could hav.,aerved at • fiUlng backdrop for Profnaor KJngafleld a~ Th• Pt.~t Che,.). The studan•• In thou yeara wife atao quite lmpresal"•· They &lfUcll. me u bei"O among the mot\ Mf'tous and dedle.ted people ever to live In our 4 community Indeed. UB alumni conllrmed W• !!!loge They wtte 10 a orea·t IJCiend, the doctora, lawyera lnd bui)nua leadore of Sulfato. In gerutral, US alumni were, for lack of a lesa hacknevea tetm, the ' 1plltata" of o\Jr community. Although the University It at !II prod\lclno outaten, lng alumnl. thing' ate quite duterent todJy. There •re many visible and obvious dlfterenc;.oe, but perhaps the moat slgnlllc.anl dUferencoa are thoae that can not 0~ pantctJtar lntereet la tho way In which the City and the Untvera.lly r~ard each ot!1er, The ldeallled ~mage of an lvy-co¥ered clladel of ~nowlecfQ._e. has been loa(, but much has been gelne<t, or I ahoVM"aay rtHJt" Ia belng gained .3fflC:.e the CUY·Untvetslly telatlonahlp fe still evoJvlng. be"'"· The nodon that anyont enou~ be able to ajtend college began to gain accepta!lc.• •'''' WCH'td War II. h was tnls proposition that eventually led to U\e State's- uaumpllon of Ihe Unlvorolty of Bullalo. In addlllon to giving tne achool a cumbersome, MtW bureaucratic name, this marked 1 change In the Charectof ol hlgh4r aducatlon a~G Ita relation 10 Ita enVIronment. More Buftalonlans wanted to, and w111 now able to. attend the Unlv11slly, and the Unllitt&lt)' was retutnlno more graduates to the community. As the eolleoe or untnrslty Big Mack Attack T gt'lduate beQa.me • mo,. common element fn Svflalo In Doe""'""'' currJc\.IIUm. In thl" urty stag• ol Ctty.Unlversh y Jefat6ons, It was leroety an lncfeaslng number ot .stud.•ot• a,..o -'~mol wno Otgon to cltaw iM City and th¥Unlvotalty ctooartogtther..... 1 The 1980'e 11 aJways chattttlfized u 1 pet40(f ot \ "unreal'' on colleoa campuNs thrQU9hout the n.•tlon: •o It wu at 08. Few 8uftalonlana WOUI" c. II the exP4tfttnee. • poaltlft one, a.ncs certainty non. wou~ c~e to relive lnoM t•ou.bled lime" yet this IU!bultn! pariOd marka, 1 . btlllev•, • new platNu In tJnlveralty•City rel111on..,. Thou9h the two siOea seemed to be 11 odcf.a With ueh other more often than not a r..tlg·h tentd sense of awer&nee&, not a dialogue, developed. 81/llolonlana, 1 lhln-. llnally put uldo tho notion thai a unlvoralty 11 o nandlul of 111)1· covered buildings ond a l!tll·towor. Tllev t1o9an to think. of the ynlversljy motl! •n terms of Its p&oplt, The Uni'Vatalty communlly, em tilt other stdt. beO•n to teallze tnat ..ry Important ovenla wtro nappanlng beyond tho bounds of '"' ca.mpu.a.. This gave rtsa to a grut damanG l'o t courH.s ot oraater " reteva.nea." ' •t Since beComing MayOf, t have betl"' fnYoh•od In a "umber of proJect' wltn member• of Ihe UniVtrSity community. I have. tor example. enloYtd worl<lno '!f'Hh Dean HarokS Cohen of the School of Architecture and EnvlronmentaJ Design. pat11cutarty on tM Theatre Otstrtet proJ.ct f am told the .student• wno WOft<ed 04't tt'le proj~t bentUUed hom a l'lll"dl-on .._.rnlno uperlt.nc.e, and 1 koow the taxpayera ot Western New Yottc bt'ltflllod from the Insightful planning oone by ttleu studentt.. h Is the oaa~a for mUCh of our dtvefo_e.o\ent etfo11 In Uwt Thn.tre Dlatrlct ~ We hiYe also enJoy~ the benefit ot many etudent lntetnihlps 1nd lha advice Of the ReglonaJ Economtc Assistance Center and the Centtt for Polley Studies. Many of the tacllltle• ot the UnlveraHy 110 area' acqYalnttd} cOntain • 01tJI amount ot vt l ~ablt Qovernment lnlormaUOft tl'lat nol ingle goo;ernmen1 Mra fn Wttftrn Ne\1111 't'orl{ cou~ fffot~ to uttmb(e artd rnatntaln. tt(' Now tnat 11 It almott tml•.,..llr acc•ptod Inat evelyon& e'houkt be affCA~ th• opoonUI\IIY 10 anana coHeo• • f"Qfe •nd more people outauJnv advai)Ce(f •1• degr~a. ~me .ate doing~~-- wn.llt conllnu!ng ttltlr e~re.J'$, oUan wl1tl the 5uppOrt of thelt eompiOyea 6n lhla. cllma~, lt\1 City e-'nd the Unlvera\ly m\.11101: drl•••m IM0.6tr 100t1Mf. Tht t~no,W*SQt oaineo. ln tn.e ctaaaroom ta now being aopJied In the home and wot•pfatt j and h\ turn, l~t upertenct Q&Jntld outalde the conllnas ot the c-empi.it 11 befng con...,ed 1hrcwgh format edoe:a Uot~ In to knowfeoge\ We are. at '"" l'me. approacrung a.notf\tr ptatuu 1n CUy·Unlvet&lly rola!lons. Wllh the completion of our llgnr ralt repld uanalt •lnt, lht UniYttalty an<l Buuaso·a com"'etctal, financial.• end ciYie cen1er wilt be only a tew minute& I Pitt lht I)OSSibUII\U raised by th!l art lmmenll' and exciting. Ev'enln-g clann tno 'ul~ural events cowntown w.or'ket.s and -tOOPOI'I• mot'e lnternshlplrOf students and even en lift cluset muting {fl downtown work settings a.rt just 1 ol the poa1lbllltle5 that eo~• lmmedlat&ty to mlno. Tne: Oily a.M~ the Untveralty will, In • vary real sens•. bfJ eloaet tOQethtt tnan IYI' be:fot~. Tht n•'u'* anc:J qualitY ol the '•'"'"'"' ralatlonanlp will bo doiO<mlnod by ptople - ln l~e City and 11 t'tlt Unfvef.&lty. It 1s my hope that we will all recoonlte that we are, In fa.c t l>&'t Of one and 11\e ••me commu,lty aod Wort\ tQOelher to mak• h a better pl.ce In which ao study, wOf'~ anc» live. 'Of ''w by Bill Mack he 8lg Mac- attack has alwaya urvltd .several pUrpos.u. One Js to &-l'ltettaln. another It to exprea.s an oplnton not oerlerally found In the student press of the UniVersity at Buffalo. (Or moat other unlv..-ltlu lor t~at m.tllel). TOday I om gojng to deal 'witn an lssiH> tnar can 1>1 VOfY etnollonalto much of lho U8 atudtnt body. It lo 0 vieW lhotls held by a grMI number of people In thla bounuy and It Is a v~w hakl by my&el!. You 111 cartainly weicome lo dl..g!M wltn tire point but lhlt does not moltt tilt opinion any less valid Over the at.mm•r a move wae made fn tile Conorta to make llnancll! aid for ~!ghar educ.ttlon unavollable for any malt who, although required to by law. refuHd to .raolslor lor tho drart. On t~o surface It would- thl! Ihis would bo tho oct ton ol 1 laclst &llljt and Ihat 11\ero lo no way that It could happen. I om nore todty to Iall '/Ou thll not only could It happen. II ~nould . Tho act of nol noglatorlng !or tho ijraM lo o POlitiCal statement. It I• d0\"8 oo that tilt notion will know thofthe protester dote notlavor the polloles ol the g<>Vtrnm<olll ol Ptehaps the govttnment can pun It oil. In a c.tpltalls-uc 110mothlng like ptayln_g a game ot Monopgly itt somebOdle.s house with a group of lrlond' You •II ma~& nation 1n<1 a tree society h would only mah sense that • a aeclslon Whether or not you will pis~ " free pariclng''. u person WCHJIO have to otve up one thing to got, anottut' (The social contraol ot classical democ,acy) In tnls Cl&ae you disagree with the doc:lslon then you can Mt pley, (Poe~ up your toY& and go !>Omo •o 10 SI)Mk,)'but ·vou do you would hayliO oNe up your rlg.ht to ad void nol u•ualty have the optk>n o' playing with two Ntt. ol pubii;J¢Q!!!P.~.'Y _service In ofder lo recleva DUbiiG rules. In ttte case ot regtstra.tlon, yOu may etther a.aeept ~ u_pflart tor your~catlon. youf commltlment 10 toclety or may rt~t It, but you ohould lry lo bo conalallnWt Is sornettllng il~o ohootlng people agalat gun controt). Because your paflt'IIS pay Income taXH doea not mean yoy ha.,. a f1ghl to all tt\e part or the ooelll contract whi()h tho anti• benlflta that come from ahetr contribution. Yout raolotrotlon lore .. navLiallod I~ 11 lne POrtion wnlc~ allows t~em to pick w!IO h will bo wno wiK !1\0ko ln. contr1butlon to the ta• atructu1• 11 al.O not an automatic tk:l<et IO ov.rythlng IIIII Is olle<ed by tht fedtlol d~lslono for tntm. Tno collagt atudtnls of 1\mertca do nol uae lhll rlghl w!llch waa won In the mldlt of th• government to 111 clttzene.. There are thouaands of people In tho Slate olllow Yortc w!>O hove con!tlbuted to VJet,am era. The ,lght to vote. The faCt ot lh.e metter ta Ul81 moat counties of New the •tatea taxes for many yure but yet they are not eligible lol> 1 TAP awand. In ond&r !or them 10 rocleve tills torte State dlscrlmlnllo agolst colteu• sludonto by nol T~. boalc tulilon hlip !tom Ihe stale, ih\ty mull II rat oucoooct In achlmng their cltttenohlp. Pan of that proseu Is the United Statea ol America and doea not c.,e •o have vowing 10 defend the country from torlegn Invaders. and •"Ytnlng to do wltn lhtf!'. I bollav•, and 1IK!Pf Ihal you wiiiii)IO, Ihal thlslo 1 Wtr/ laoliltnott action and ont tnot 1 am evre that the persOn l>n tnoughl ot>oul VOfY carefully. It wouldn•t b• right to oetually P<lt o In )oil lor 11111 a.c tlon (olrNdy one or two nave been Jalloct for lolluro IO rl{lllltr for the droll), 11 11 In oct of Q011tclo"co 10 support tno Conotltutlon ol tho United Staloa. I! Immigrants hove to go lnough thlo r><~•ond mtko IheM commlllmonla, then why onould lh who ore bom natively roclove the benlllta ol cltlz ~lnout and every. lndivldu•l t~ae- a right to hla conscience. 1 do not altompllo uy Ihat tho act ol not raol1111lng lo We.,. a prot eat agalat aeNIO:O In a war. 11 Isn't. n~t al war no~ and the country 11 not drafting tor a Waf. II there wMe to be a draft for combat '"~ ther& would be an opportunitY to oppoao a ·parHculll olltmpt to conoctlptln front ol 1 local droit board. Rftlltl,.rlon lo not ln\orc~onu-oble with dttlt. Raolarrotlon_lo ln loctslmPJY tho.oct or accepllno tile aoclal rtlponolblllty thll Ia connected with betno an Amef,can clllten. Atlhough mos-t of ua were born to thiJ. honof, we CSO not accuelty accept this gill until UMii.IO tna communllr. The now uw Llb(ory • nd •n• Govol(lmont Collect~ 11 Loclt0109<1 Memortoii.IO<ory (to clto a coupl• '"""''"'" wnh wnt<:n 1 all walka ollllo, 11 ~me opparont tna! lno·unlvtrllty noododto pllyaleotly ••Pind and to l>toadon Itt we uoo II. BYltlCOt>llng .llnonclallid lrom either tneSiata or Federlal goVOrnmtrll wo II! Mylng lo th~ oocloty that we - n g to thl oocl<tty on<l wo at• willing II> abldt by tho rultt. (That Ia wny tho!y ha.. you chtcl\ Ihe box wh!ch aek& whether y~ ..,., '" us 'ciUten ot an o1tww.\ll 11 the commlument? ' So we come·to Ihi ,. .illY of !laving to •aolstll With tn• leperat QOVtHnmer:-t In ot',(Mr to ree~a tlnanelai aid (Of allowing l~om lo vote In t!ie commu"ltYI W~Icn they spend at feaat 0 tnM1h• ot en. yur. There ar~ howtv., abs.entee ballots .....allab•e lrOfTI y04Jr hOme OOtl'll'f'Unlty II you liVe 1" the do•m• (and If you reglator now!~ If you live oil compua ond you M•• a! looot t part time job you can lry 10 teglller In Erie Cou"ty. II you ore living at nome or.,ro.alltasl nollvo' lo Etlo County and you do not vo1e thtn you heve no ax.cu•e other 1hln you )ust do not care. (Which to also li\Vallcl view to tako to l~o POlitic• whlch autTound tJI.) A move 11 laking place In Albony ond In tho courts to allow Collaoa studontato •oto In tnt Con'IITIUnltY ol tnotr rosldonu. It lo bolng spcjnctrod by the Slu-t emorgtnc)' Whore n\OOPOWer would be needed quickly, ·sucn • situation would lnclu~ (and would mo...,llkely 1>11 Assoc:loJion ol.tne Slate Unl~trslty (SI\S\,1) ond lo Worth .your time to like an lnttlfeotln by writing lo the I! the Congroaa puMo lhla taotalotlon tholl lhe nation will etatntlally have a syatem where the Mtural rtQttaentiHwe you ptauntty llv. unc»er. . Br •otiJ>g In ~~~ tltctlono you con take a part, In born cltlzeno oltna notion n.•o to motto a commlltmont whether or not flnonchllold Is bo- 011 roglolratlon. tl 10 the ~allon In ordel for lhfm to roclovo oomt oltne you lose lhe 1..ue then you ~tve loot tnt looue. Tho bonlllll of Ihe nation. I do not "" lhlo 11 1 boo or ••II majority I• not alway right but IIIey ore otwaya tna thing, I dO ..., It u bolng muciltoo •tt>blllous lor IM government to actUauy be able to entou:e:anct trw.reloro~ mljorlir. II you reluee.to acctpt reglwatlon """n altor tne tU<Ht lo dtcklod by tho majority then touspactl!lll high!'/ uniii<61Y to ICIUIIIV bOCOmO/O.IIIty. l1\e ant~lttratlan forcet are fummlng th•t their bfutt you oro also o rollon aPOrt In lo!onopty llld t:otlb<ill IAI>O· It being called. Il l• easy to PI0\011 )'<hOP you knoOI Jh•t '''" som• of tM o•me~ ' uw this paat Summer. t am II would bo lmPOstlble lor the govommont to Jmprlfon sure there oro plenty of PQOt ~POliO In to!l~l).. ! persooalry vott Ill ovtry aloctiO)\. II you wanlto Whln II comes to hatd caoh bolng 800,000 can~l my -;ote you wUI have toAOlt •tto. wllnheld tor education then U t>ocomoo a.dlltoronl otorv. ow ed-110"•· knowing lully lnlt lhl gO'Iommtnt lnt'enda to use thfa Information In the case pt a naUonal "!"· _,it. VI........,.Y, 1&_,_ .................1 • .. �Metro Bus fare increas~ is expect.ed after examir'ation cn, J ~~1\t,~ l'l ~oC,. ISRAELI FOLKDANCI~G AT 100 ALLEN HAlL T (Old Baird t-;tall) Main Street Campus EVERY TUESDAY: Teaching 8:00-9:00PM (Beginners) . · Request 9:~-1 1:OOPM ADMISSION IS FREE Everyone Is Welcome Sponsored by: The Jewish Student. U~lon and Hillel W 1 (NFTC)-the Authority's He pr~ed that there is "a "' Ed•rrx plannin& arm-bas Kheduled · pretty &00<1 ·chance" that si• public mcetinp ln Erie and fedetal operatlns subsidies for Niasara Counties for I&Jer this mass transit wiU n<K wst by ust when you thought month to &&UJe public read ion 1985, when the main line of i! was safe to ride the and to fwd our what lcinds of the subway will be oompleted . bus the Nlap.ra and how much bUJ suvic< the Someon< wiU have to decldt Frontier Ttan.spcination public wants to pay for . how much to raise fares and Authority (NFTA) is Th< meetin15 are part of a bow much subsidies win be considering raisin& iu basic SO cent fare. • study that th< Nh'C is doing needed, Foster said. Tho The Niqara Frontier to determine wh&J kinds or NFTC. b holdina th< mcetinp Transportation C<>mmillee mttro bus service should be because "we want to &<I a used after 1985 wben the Li&ht consensUJ." ' Rail Rapid Transit (LRR1) Ht said that most Main St. main line is 5Cbeduled to open. bUJeS would pro.~~ly ilep at The Committee bas predicted sul)way stations Wb!fr• peopl< the fare could rist ~~~ between could transfer free and let 80 cents and $1.20 bt that uptown or downtown f&Sler tim<. · 'than they could by bus. "An 80 cent fare in 198S has the same buying power of a SO • be basic SO cent fare is lood e<nt fare in 1980, when the within the city. For points outsld~ the city lin~ the fat< study beJan," aa:ordin& to manager of the study Gordon· increases. Foster noted !liar rbe Foster. "Ei&bty cents is a \.entire fare struaure, not jUJt ' ~e basic fare, would rise constant fare·in terms of buyil\& powor." Foster Jaid by. propor,ionally. R t bl&JDed using a 10 percent inflation bi&htr ·f atu oo "in.nwoo and rat< for five years, all prices the impending demise of would go up by a factor or federal subsidies."- - 1.60, and 'that b bow the The last time fares wue Committee urived at the 80 increased was in 1974, h< said, ·ll!liting that ridership went up cent fiaure. Increased servic< by addil\& at that tl!n< because of the gas buses or routes to ibe system crunch. H< was unsure which would nteessital< an oven direction they would take next hi&her far<, Foster explained. tim< ·rares arc increased. Currentb' about half the Erit and Niap.ra counties contribut< $1 .17 million money needed to operateth< bUJes actually comes (rom annually to M<tro bus in fares. The rest comes from subsidies, of which SUS federal, state and local million comes from Brie County. gov<mm<nt subsidies, which havo steadily Increased ov<r Tbt three public mtetings in the last few years. Erie 'County will be S'q>t . Zl in lh< Wick Centtr of Daemen P resident Ronald 1leagan is Colltg< at 4380 Main St., trying to graduaUy phase out Ambmt; Sept. 29 in the West Seoeca Town Hall, 1'2SO Union fed<ral subsidies for l!l&SS transit-forcing state and local ·Rd., West Seneca; and Sept. governments to pick up the 30 in the Auditoljum at Erie slack. and making highu fares CollUI\,unity College City necessary. campus. Increased bus suvice would Th< Niagara County meetin15 are SepL IS in th< spread subsidies thinner and creatt the noed for increased Niagara County Office build!~~&, North Too.a waoda; revenues beyond those goner~ by A conUJ~nt fare, Sept . 22 in the Lockport Fosttr explained . Municipal Buildina; and Sept. The NFTC wants to ko6Wir-l:ti'\..the Niagara Falls increased bus servic~uld be Conv<nllo,o Center. paid for through hi&ber fares When tht stud)[ is or incr<ased taxes. The NFTC eompleted-possibly by th< has a number or different tax end or tho year-the NFTC inOTCaseS in mind. "If you wiD reftr the matter back ro increase subsidy revenue, you the NFTA Board of • Commissioners, who have the can low<r fares," Foster noted. to take IICiion. By SETH A.LLEN YOUR PERSONAL INVITATION FOR ROSH HASHANNA AND THE HIGH .HOLIDAYS FROM CHAIAD HOUSE THE JEWISH STUDENT CENTER . SERVIC£5 FOR ROSH HASHANNA FRI. SEPT. 1 7 7:15PM SAT. SEPT. 18 9:30AM SAT. SEPT. 18 7:1 SPM SUN. SEPT. 19 9:30AM HOLIDAY MEAL ARER iERVIC£5 FOR ALL On Amherst Campus the On Main Street the·Chabad Chabad Hou~e Is opposite the House can Qe (ound between Wilkeson ~ Spalding Dorms. Englewood &.. University at No more than a five minute 3292 Main Street walk from the bus stop In the tunneL · Just over the Ellicott Cr~ek footbridge. For More lnformatlon-Calh 6&8·16AZ·or 833-833-4 ~ PARTY AT BBC'S - Thurs. Sept. 1~-fJ-? SOc Drafts j- Shots :Schnappes Amaretto 1 Alabama Slammers $1.00 Bar Drinks $1.00 Sponsored By: Sloma PI 1 �FSA examines new dr·inki ng law effects debe~ and detmed too tll:penslve, espoc:i.Uy if the establiihment doeo n04 build up "clierude lo tuppon it, n i!J)Jrst mectina &inc:e The other propoAI• were Apiil. the Focultyconsidered reasonable and Student A5soclation would ~ put before tbe (FSA) <kbottd new and old Alcohol Revie., Bolll'd. projeeu, and diJcuucd how II altbouah all qrced tbat a plans to deal with the new quick dccWoo was vital. drinldnslaw. Reicherl believes tbat if A key area coocmu how f'SA sometbiJi& is not done befort wiU condnue to oervice studenLI the law takes effect, "we'U under the new drinldna law, whit!> just tie drivin& t. roblern prohibits thooi< under 19 from unde<JitOUOd." Hliadded, "I pur<h&slo& alcohol. The law ia to rould - prohibition type take err"" this Dectntber. speak;euy's appearina in the ~ · dorms." .:>everal possible plan• were Oraduate Studetlt ctibed, althouah no formal Associa'tion (OSA:) Treuurer decision w.. concluded. One Jerry Kaplan f&id that "the solution called for converting rat~ of V&Jidalbm could rise the video room in tbe just because kida are bored." ·Wilkinson Pub into an alcohol Snyder laid that tbe serving bar. The remainder alternative could be to close would then be open to all UB down the Pub and the Wine affiliated 5tudenu and would Ctllar (Oovernors). " Most serve alcohol free beer and scboo!J cannot support a nonmock cocktaUs. The wall alcoholic on campus bar. Most cllvider in the Piu.a shop SClhools will have to{close down would also be removed to their bar• completely." He create more space. added that "we'll have to k..,p Oosed circujt1moviC5 would an eye on Buffalo State and be continued under the new see how they deal with lt. " arrangement. Another Lord suggested that one television would be installed in weelc before the new law is the bar, as well .. a small enacted, all on-campu5 dance noor. Additional - drinklng facilities be closed speaiers would also be down. "That l..t week:end, a brought in, playina the same lot of people wiU .be out music as in the non-alcohoUc gettlna drunk just because it's pub. The cost of these tbela.st•they'U be able to." No renovations was C5timated at formal announcement will be Sl500. made in case such action is FSA Vice President U<lnard taken by FSA. The Board also reviewed Snyder believe5 thC5e revisions are nocessary because "70 otlter area.s of their operatio05. percent of the dorm students . Structural management will be under-aged. We have 10 changes have aided in a faster provide them with some outlet now of students through for socializing on campus.'' Harriman, so much so that An alternative to this their sales now outstrip thoR proposal would be to leave the in Diefendorf Annex. Hosie Wilkinson Pub intact and attributes this to a more create a new club in Fargo pleasant environment, better cafete.r ia. Currently, the . service and the effons·of new Harriman manager Anthooy cafeteria houses only a few ping-pong tables and pool Bellefonte. c ' tabiC5. The Fargo cafeteria idea was ~hachter asked about By DAVID okLlSJ C011trlbutln1 Editor I QpandiJla Main Sueet Food fCtVi« operatioru into the R.ed 1toom on the forst noor of {arrlmao. Hosie was apioJt .his idea, maintalolna that food urvice WI.DIJ to llcrp a separate room for small luncheons. HOlle then rabed the subject of tbe new faculty club bet wceo Oement and Goodyear dorms. H osie said that sale.~ are very poor primarily becawe o f the . distance between the club and flicuhy members and beleives IFSA Bo.rd Clebatel" dr1nltlng lnt that il ·will pt,obably have to be 1 dimiollted. S'ayder disqreed, . a1m oontendina that "it may )Ill\ what cood It ;. dolo&." Doty l!l"t:sent, the f'SJO. pays ost take 110111ttime for people to ;, not in favor or food service S'2s,ooo • year In property let to kitow where it is." sales fuodins pro&<ammlna. taxe~. Soyder wu les5 pcultive Hosie refuted this, ,aince "if "The money which we ;;,~ ot.,llinf'land and feels that It they aren't walkina to il in the from the book5tore sale~~ dt.ld be lldd on to for at ~weather, foreet about other revenues hu been ~t.. I~ ~other~ or lwo. durins the winter." on special interelt sro!IJIS ahcf ' - 'DOiy'fln~ resolved the The last w~or iuue to be not University i"ide." Doty proararnmina problems. By debated contlemed the role of contends that t(\ would be unllllin>ous vote, PSA allocated FSA. At prOietll, FSA spends possible to lowd food prka SIO,OOO for provammln&. in pan of its funds on pro&<ams without Programmins. contrast to the SIOO,OOO that to enhance student Uvios. W85 used in tb'c previous two Doty, who bad opposed it Ctlentano suaaested ooe'Way yean. After a cartful several years aco wben•it was to add money to their butlaet evaluation, FSA can either started, said that it must "be would be 10 sell land that FSA continue to taper the funds or seriously reviewed t~ lind out owns but d001 not we. A;t could decide io expand it. ANTI-RAPE .· TAS~ FQRCE VAN SERVICE· WILL START THURSDAY, SEPT. 16Tit Service will run 7 nig~ts per week Van Stops Are: Squire Hall 8~00, 9:00, 10:00, 11 :00, 12:00pm OFN/DFN Annex 8·:05, 9 :05, 10:05, 11:'05, !2:05pm Main St. Llb./Wende Hall 8 :08, 9:08, 10:08, 11:08, !2:08pm Crosby Loop 8 :10, 9 :10, 10:10, 11:10, 12:10pm T... OMe ~ ...... ....Ocl. 2 ....-.-·eno LSAT............Dec. 4,_ _ _10111 ~l-.........f. . 11- -12111 LSAT............I- 11 - -4120. 5114 Ocl. 2* .....- ......M Coune ~T.. L - .t.T. . . . . QMAT _ ............. a _........- 12110 :::~:::::::~~~=:::~; IICAT__....Aptllt ___,12127, 2/S, 211 • D.t.T _ _Ocl. t ~ OAT ___.Apf1111 - -.2110 ORE ............Ocl..11- - l l l r-J :::::::,0:: r....::::.::o ORE ........... a _ ....212J .AjNII ORE ......_....- 11 _ __...4111 SAT - -...Dec. 4 .......- .._.M SAT _ _..JIMIIt 11......_.1/ 4 SAT", ___,..., 7 ..........._ ..1/2 SAT ............. - 4 ·- -......212J ... a- ..... S.A., C.A.C., &. Coca-Cola would like to r~~d ,a ll 1:'..-tlclp_..ts to turn In collect~d pledaes..to S.A. office 111 Talbert Hall as _soon as - JlOSS..,Ie. Thankr aaaln, from us and M.D.A•. Sp~clal th.nks to Grand lsi~ GoCarts, Suburban Cycles, and lob&. Helen Shhnshack for ·all their - ... �__ _ ,...1 - - . buyu could' be round. Srmalloc:af .....,.._ travdocl ro New York~. .,......_bly ro ...ur.. Murcloch or thdr JU~.in ll>e _,..,., MW'doda <1 rqwacatatiYCS, headed by ~~ Donald D . Kummcdeld and VIce PrnkSeat Robert Poae. came to Buffalo and they have b<al CD«tinc with wlioa rq>r.....Wivcs, trylna to e. l>aiiiJnu olil an acawd. AlmpsllmlMCiiatdf. tbey announc:od that larae cutbacks would b< ....&d. T1w Btif/1111D Ewft/nf N'W$ roponed )'almt.y thai tbey wor. askl<IJ ror ........ third rtd'uctioa in <ditorial 1114 • S7 pcn:enl CUI In priruen' jobs. Tbt plan, wblc:h lnc:lwla other d<mancb, Jns Laid out to union Monday ni~J!t a1 the . ive lno in Cb«klo-. It hiah due to the many inCr<U<f ove< y.ars they ha.. worked here. S launwhite sald "the ~ic bsue from the stat< Is the Morrlsvilk issue whic.h sxn a Umit ol) wor~ ... 'Ibis involved a Publk: Employees lttlatlon Board rulinJ rhat slad that tbe state wu DOt allowed, undet tbe Taylor Law, to force a Morrlsvilk CommllDiiY Collq~..Enallsh professor ro hwr.... hit cllwtoom tcacb.lna load from llto IS houn a w<ek. ..The State iJ as kina thu wt abandon rhe MorriJville dedtlon and Jive tht<n unlimitc.!'Obmry ro ch.anae work boun without consultation w;r.h the union," be sald, &rJuina t.bat tbe Slate shOuld not have arbirrary or willatctal power to KC workJo&ds•. Tbe .workload issue stems from rhe conflict bel ween time spmt ~e~china and time spmt in research work. UUP wants the workload ro be based oo or the """1P1PPct and ptacnr Col<l'ltr 1op OIICUtlve ltccer Patldnllon wolOicl rttllm 10 • blah· ·kwl admlomrarlcm at Cowles. N~ Wliocl memben mUll Olio the plan. ~bprr:ss lob llukoty, 11 the ID<Idina Mooday••ul4 he wu IUISIUe if the plan would PUI· " I wu """""""' that Murdoch had .., kcepina an open mind,"he Maned • 1etu:r or ial081 to aW»taia«<. ' "TTi< mcctina wiD purc:haa< the ~. ~out a lot of poinu." poovlclod his ClOI>Ciitlotu -.: rna. Accordina to the cleal, News Kummeifeld's ........,., ul4 • Amlrlal. would usurne the thai ratori.oa the ro "oowrd - · · llabilitJa Uld lCuii>IIIO'feld -ecooomlc" h<allb - not ul4 that the c:ompe~~y " would not lmpouible, b11t c!epenclmt on wallt away" from oontr~~aual .-nl~-lnc:llldlna staff obliptions. ~Is J<I)O<Udly roUble · odvatisina support. c:onc:em amona tenlor worken at If the Is ..-p~od, Uld tb<Covrllr that Murdoch would be then b no punmr« that it wiD incfulod to .att them on 1hdt b<, P.,. WOilld bo<:ome Pubilsber .._...... pay and peruioru• -C-E staffer Bob Bukatv "tl'*lltional boun" while tb< state or pro- 10 allow tbe prosldeot each campus to l<l the "'ICkload. The problem, Hn~~:r sald, Is that the Stile believes "that you can cut don on one and increase the other." He asserted that Is. -">'part or the education sf'ocas, "Pat1 of the teac:hiDa activity iJ raearcb ir ,you wanr to keep up to date Uld &<1 new Ideas." ·-cb S launwttite eoplained that the issue or profeaon eamlna money in ouuicle pra<t.iccs d'reou riot only physicians, but any ediiCator involved In any outside "'lCk such u oonsulllna. 1'he Slate hu se1 a Umir bf ouuide eaminp 11 20 percent he said.' Tbe OowJ!,Iwe Modica! Center is ..una the Statt ror ~hod outside earninp Slaunwhite said, bur the different modical schoob around the Sl&lc are ukina for limits based on 1.75 to two times YOlO 00 pbot~ the bue ulaty provlclod that the ·outside wort doeo notlnla'fO"t witb teac:biDa. He maintained tbat "the state has cboosat to pick oo this ooe'' u an isNe. Anotbct ...... aa:ordina to Slaunwhite, iJ the rcquirina or lald-opp poofeaorl. He sld tbat faculty r<Uenc:hmtnt hu oa:un:ed despite 11\o SUNY bud~ reston.tions ar Slale University at Buffalo, <koc:ueo aod Brock]>ort. Slauowhlte suuestod that "the pmple who were ftrod there aot tbe first rjJht ro be h~ baek." eon.,.. UUP is not exptc:tlna a quick tctllement Ha~~~<r arnrmod: ' 'I would not "'\P(Ct any resolution before tbc end or tbe calendtf year." He explained that tbe · <fifflCUlty IJ\sa ~there Is "no bindina lttittntioo undct tbe Taylor Law. Botti sides have to accep< the cootnld." Commutrrs " traCitCy tn ·t CGTJ'O~C ~ng • PI eblema? H •...., ul4 that tlllft is not much room for protestirta because of the Taylor Law, that the most UUP can leplly do is ' 'informative pick<tlna aod otber such activities." While a strike Is probibirod by law and would be ' 'undt<taktn only under eureme pmalties o! ' 'People..., become YO'Y frustrllod dcsp!tt all ratniliU," he nsalnlalned. " I don' t tblnk there Would be a strike in""lvlila aori-teac:hiDa," H....., ul4, boil that it could consist of "peoplt withboldina their labors rrom other types or university activities. " of(ICCI'I and •nion pmonnd,'' Slaunwhire ul4 that there .woulcl Hauser ,.;<~ that a stril<t Is "not be no strike because "all labor • impossjble." actloos art illqaJ." He mainttdned that the only way !hOy could. .••••••• ••••••• ••• •••••••••: .flth\eW: a proeat is to ..,o-throuab : Belter Used • the ~e and ,.. them to : FURNITURE' : ommend the Taylot Law." Jkcl&, o . t i, IOICMII : SM.~ : =~~~~e.:::.. : . : ~. 4 0ra...,, O..... EMTetM, ODkJIC"'N' ---Oi.,..._f!Q&a& Pant.. BIOcliftO . M ltE!itHIASl.f PNCE.$i : aESEL'S ! ~7 Niagara Falls BI'Vd. . : • . : HI)OE $£UOTiOH OF 0000 1UI4Ntnilfl : • • : :........,.1.~.........: Paying Too Much:For Gaa? : ..:... <) Tired of Driving Alone? .._- .~ 0 31: > g> ;;; l i ..-g. 0. Applications are NOW av~llable to participate In' the 1982-83 Commuter Student Carpool Pf'09ram. All you have. to do Is come up to 403 Capen Hall and fill out a carpool data form. · PleJe note that even If you currently have a commuter carpool you must still re-apply to the pf'09ram. The- forms are available In 40.3 Capen Hall: Monday - Friday 8:30am - S:OOp.jt. · £ .a, :;::: 0 :::;. ~~ _o 5~~ ~~~<~Z ~<~ W a:: ·~ o:rw~z a:> ~~ 8~~ 0 2 > tx-..Jcr -' <~ S o~ ~ ~wozm .. ... Altfllofty CIINIDID c/o GALLEIIY U DlVlSlON OF STUDENT AFFAIRS " , ' 10.TIII .......... ·- .,. , ·11 _ . 1 _ 8985 C~tnut Rtd91 Rd , Orcl\arG P111t, N~Y• l4127 Pnone 71&-66!N687 CAU. 011 WIIITf FOR YDUIII'IIEE IIIIOCHUIIt: - �Rud·e aw·ake~ing awaits nette(s in suprising .season ·op.ening ·.de.f~ats By KEVI N A. KROEGER SporuT::ditor he-"UB men's Tennis tam vaulted into their 1982 -.ron with a thr~ home match weekend but the result was a rude awaltenina followed by a deserving, if not needed, victory. , On Friday, the Bulls were sh~ied l!y an · underdog ream from Fredonia St. 7·2and the next day, Edinboro St. rePeated the trick. On Monday, the Bulls built up lost confidence and defeated Canllius 9.0. Their opener •aairut the .Biue Devils was lost by a seemingly large marcia. However, broken down to the individual matches-of which the final match &eore is dependent on-Predon·ia · won all live of the three set matches. ·lf UB could have just turned around thre~ 0 ( those close contests, they would have ended with a win. It i5 a good excuse, but liead Coach Tom t...Peooa does not Uke excuses. "That (the close matches) doesn' t matter,'' LaPenna said, "Fredonia !links. We just stink worse. They're probably the weakest team in the division." "We had a week team two years ago," LaPenna reviewed his team's performance thus far, "Then last year we brought a good team to the division. Now we have a w~ team again. T , 'W e're going to have to start from scratch, since we lost four of the stanina six from last year. I'm just going to have to wait until the thou&h th~y·r~ n01 frcshrncn, they have no oollqe cxperieo«." As applied by LaPenna, the only player that falred well against Fredonia was a playn that definitely had experience-first singles Russ Tringali. In 51ral&ht sets he ddeated M.i\:e Demlnc 6-3, 6-0. The other UB point was -ned by Bryan 'ChandJer as he bear AI Troidl 6-3. 4-6, 6-2. 'A&ainst Edinboro, the match was over almost u soon ·as it started. The sin3les matches, which are always played ftm, were swept by lhe visitol'$. That 1ave them more t.b.a n the minimum of five points for the victory. All six singles conttsll took only two seu apiece. Tri111ali managed to take his oppon.enr, iony Womeodu, into overtime twi~. as he was edged 7-6, 7·S. Doubles teams notcbed' tbeir first wins of the Y- in the $0C0Dd meet.' TrillJali teamed up with Dan Resetarits and .overcame Dan Furettl and Mark Minichelli, 3-6, 6- 1; 6-3. In third doubles, Dave Lowman and Chandler also had to come back from ' one'set deficit to beat Bjorn Nilsson and David M.anincz 4-6, 6-2, 6-4. UB got rid of the &oose ecc in the win column by n-ly anihilatlng Canisius COUcge. The shoe was on the other foot as the Bulli took their turn to sweep ev~ linglcs match. Tringali r~ined his position as UB's winning!51 singles player with a 6-3, 6-1 decision· over the Griffin's Pat Hickey. Milte Chadwick, · with a soUd bold oo the number two spot, needed thr"" seu to beat Jeff Smith 6·7, 6-3, Natter Mllca Chedwlclc 6-0. Resetarits blanj(ed Dave Fernandez 6-0, Randy Miller hf,ndled Dan Johnson 6-3, 6-0. ' Chris Romeliusldominated Ted Malone 6-1, 6-1 . 1 Miller, who was notln the startin& line-up at the beginning o f the ).ear, is now at fifth in the singles. The doublt;S teams ltcpt up the 'everybody winJ' evenL In first doubles, Lowman and Chandler ~!tat Hkkey and Smith 6-3, 6·1. wry Spacasi and Rom Rournclis conquered Dave DeRose and Sieger 6-1, 6.1. In ro)lnding out the day, Melrhofer and Young enjoyed a 6-3, ~~~: co·m~f~on;a~b~le--~~~::~·!E:•e:n~._. .L__!6·!1.~Lo ~w:m:ao~d~e~~u~t:ed~K: en~B~i~ea~er~ 6·!1,~6-4 ~. ~~~~ 6-~t~m~·u~m~o~b~~~~~an~d~F~er~n~a~n~ de~z.~~~ ATTENTION GRAD STUDENTS . New Drivers. want RESEARCH GRANTS Bad Drivers, Money Ia avaUable for grad etudaat r-rcb Out-of-State or toward ftaal Ma-·a or Doctoral.level protect. Foreign licenses Do you everybody in Buffalo to see your a-.. THGndAc:cae DawJop.eet P roJect of t11e GSA hae fueda to provide a p to e200 for Ma8tera and U25 for PltD caedldata. Applkatlooa .,. avaUable Ia ~ GSA offlee, l OS Ta~rt Hall (AMC). ads? .A111D )KSIIftll(t:e? /VO/toNOII.AI: DEADLINE Friday, Octobu 1, 1982; 4 p.m. Student• from all facultlee are urged to the Prodigal Sun . Call Ray at 636-2152 Mon.-Sat . 9:00AM- ll :OOPM ~~---~·,. I[~:_~ Su'ng 's Oriental Grocery r- . p. 0 .D;·f."i:' 471 .Englewood Ave. Town of Tonawanda, NY 14223 Phone: 836-36~1. 837-~69 The S.A. &. G.S.A. lntemAt,lonal CooreilnAtors Present: ~ An All lnternatlonai·Students fall · Celebration Friday, Sept. 17th at 7 :30pm In Red ·Jacket. 2nd floor lounge FtATURED WILL BE: The Echoes and·Sounds of Yemenya Is having it's first ·organizational , meetin~(F.riday September·1 ~, in 1 room 201 Talbert Hall. We urge all . ~tudents ~nd fellow Latinos to attend. Come... join a .club that will help you g·e t the most· our of your college career. · "\ FOLLOWED BY: · An International jump-up ( Reggae, Disco, Calypso, ·samba &. much more ) Ref~eshments will be available and tl\ere Is NO ADMISSION CHARGE. So·Come and Trod·Aiongll --.,.,,,_ ,_ · "'" ~ 11 ··~ �spor s Bulls rout Daemen V B to*CIICicr Morty " - - -obed ldo ' ' " - ohulOUI Souatday oft..-- u the Bulb opaiOd their 1o IIIIo ·~ ckfeociq llolcalerl c:oo..,. s.o. "It b difna.h to IIJ' bow well we pla}'<d," IIIIOW>t Coodl Norrie Bok.. lllid. "The lldd - in horrible condition and """~ ........,, bvt we pg}'<d well mouah 'io wiG." U8 opaiOd Doanm lui Fill wionlna deo!Jlvdy 11.0. Jimmy DeVore, Dorid Simpkin and~k Corbon coch IOOred In the · lint Mlf, 'flillc K011 Moriiiiiiiii-Aido.&llar!n prorided lnsuranc:e JOI)s In the ICCOIId. Peter Schaub picked up two uslsu In the pmc. aaam• b a ~ucllbotter team t11an tJI< Bokcr ..-piled, "Bus fO< the ICCOIId half, WO ' ' D...,.. ..&.,. factd lui sasot~,'' p;.-;1; U ftiii'Y taen'CS IO aive them 1 chl.nce .10 pa.,." All dldn'ttum OUt well for the Blllls tbal an- u ckfCIICicr Mik• Mooney sufft«d a broh., riaht arm wbto • DoanC1l ..,... fdl on him. "Ht'U bt O.IC.," Had c-t. s.J Esposko said. " Ho's aUo....s 10 pl.y, if the cloctO< fiJI so... • The 8uiiJ travd to pgy 0.:0....0 Sullo today in whal ..._ up u a touah awch. • -. Spectrum file photo Hamer. at wodt Harriers p•ace sixth ' 'I . ' 'm """'pkuod,witb tbe resuits,'' iaid IJII CfOU<Ounuy Coach AI Hdnm after the Harrier Blllls opcQOCitbdr seuon by Placina sinh out of twdve,lhis put Salurday at the Buffalo Salle lllvltatlOnoJ meet. "We lohowed a lol of dus, and we havn~T deplh." . Ecllnboro CoUcae rmbbed lint iD ~meet, foGowed by ~ lutituu or Tec:IIJiolot:y, Caaisius ~ U.u..n~ty. llllffalo SUU,andUB. "We use this time to -lbooe kids adj. . hom lliah ochool10 coBep,'' Hdnm said. "And so Car, I -sri IIJ' tbll W'tlook . . , _ at lhis time tllan we did lui year." • " We looked ..,...Sua lfOUP out there," Hdnm continued. " We only have two rctwnina kUCI'IDCII lhis•flll (Du F'aocber and Mike o•eo..-) WI I'd lay tbat ... have six IO ...... oolid nlllll<nl." Today the Bulls travd 10 Olean, • ...-Ne1o< York where thoy will face botb St. lb!avcnture ond Buffalo Stote. STUDENT ·HEALTH IN·S URANCE Waivers are due by September 15, 1982 at 5•00 pm · Main St. 1) Harriman Hall - Bank M~~ . Area·s · · Monday- Friday 10- 3 Monday - Thursday 5:30 - 8:00 pm 2) Michael Hall 9 - 5 Amherst 1) Capen•Lobby Monday - Friday 10 - 3 Tuesday, Wednesday &:30 - 8 2) Ellicott Complex (St._udent. Club) Monday - ·T hursday 5 - 8 "This Is The Last Day To Get Waivers" Any Queatlona on Waivers, Coverage, or Clalma, atop by 0213 Michael flail or call 831·3284. 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Compare that to San ~ jlt $500,000, almcx;t 25 times MMtO~t'iio111~C.. ... lltt............. tnc11c ...,... ~ •ett....-..*•'ton. ~ tR1 't.t.MAKA XII6QH.,. 1100 ~. • • cen-.1 u..ot4 • lUI u:u-.... 12200 ......... t;al! ,,~ t tl»4tt• 1101\d"..,. $fl.f'l0 IIIICitYIIII, Jt •"" ....-rt. • l~c.IITOIW. ~ t•o IW~o~ t iii(ii"7Qa :tiiH PRO ""''"'· C.,ttrat,.l~ ::::::~=":= ..:-:::.,.,..,.o::_=-:....=, as muchQ were NIMil,.UIIIA ...._ ....... ttnVW~ ...... ~~ ~ ~ . . . , . , . , . caDI) • ...._ c.. , ..... nt..A- .... .,.01610. . . - ~lOll ~ ~ J ,...,.. - ......... .......,.,....,. t»l141.1ofM- a...t ~Jlui tO~OIN.Cf'OU~ft' ..,,.., Mit ~WI! t ftiiMOfli c.N•n•61lM • Ca"1!1118 • Sofodlo,../or Cleonlllfl and Sccrlllal,.. ,_.,;;,... ~FFALO CONTACT LENS GROUP , . (llll.a " ' • UUI 2777 SliEIIIlAH Oft. TONAWAHOA BY APf'OINTMEIIT OII.Y 3,, ~tko ,_,IITIIIGMI ~ CllllEIII • A Active c.u '"' ,,.. ~lna urance utlmafts The offlcal • M&UMO • M.AGNe, 11(; I'Gird • h .flU •NitDI • 'WIIII(A . ,. . . , •1HUf1, •t.HYlt.O"ll • YrtOOtNO ~ 1 -.,vtuno-1 Jtft • lll••• Blc~cle Repair and .. 'Jr lt:'L·("LO .I ICYCLE 1 Eltplrallo? Date: 11125/82 wltn ihlo coupon I V['.J:'I'\. ·· Opo<1 Sundays : -----------------~---· Attention St~dentsll ··································· The Black Student Union Is ·holding a 1 General Assembly Meeting Wed . Sept. t 5th at 6 :30pm · · in Dlef. 147 · ~ Scudent Assodatlon - ·~ .. ···-·· ·· · _,_~-;.. · ·· ...... I · -----..._ for -~Fall J982 and Spring 1_983 nNE ARTS RLM COMMifiU ASSISTANT CHAIRPERSON:Assists in t he programming of films sponsored by UUAB as well as superv1slng ' • the ushers. · PUIUOTY ASSISTANT CHAJRPERSON:Asslsts in advertising for U~AB and coordinates other p4bllclty projects ~ other dlylsi9ns of Sub, Board. · •.___. · SOUND tECHNICAL SUPERVISORtSupervlses the sound for all UUAB and other campus events. SOU~D IUSIN£SS MANA~ERPromotes and manages the sound component within UUAB. Informal re~ume~ required-listing posltlon(s) desired&.. any pertinent lnformatlon. Hand-In materials personally at Talbert Hall from 8 :30 am - 4:.30 pm Mon. - Fri.. I 836·833·21 GU INVOLVEDII . JOIN THE ISUII SUB (UUAB) : 1 SALE on all I UNIVEGA BIKES I 1 1880 He rtel Ave. ,,.., MSC! 1 Now on sale $10.00 ,book Your Student Services Corporation ANNOUNCES Positions Available For University Union Acti viti es Board 896-2700 10°/o OFF All Repairs Including Parts UB Yearbook . un t~t SB~~~~c. SUB-BOARD I INC. fREE Patch Kit With Any I -----~--------------- 1 Buffalonian ' 83 OUICKCOP'r U W1t1 • \134-4336 lUPER f.AST I'RIHTING ~ * Low rates, lnatant FS forma, monlha to pay * Spaclellzlng In tortlgn atudental · out-ol·atate drivers * driving All driver• accepted ~ardlesa of record t... ~ -Oct. ·---------------------' ' The C:.::::.:O. ' m,. ..............__,.,... ....... ........ ,., .......,,.....,. 04-AUTO ·CYCLEINSURANCE \ allfoMJI'Bodt G_,..ncu 1 • llroll*t.U CAitO I ClOtHe IONHI: ueo- • Sc(f Coftlod · A new"$S5,0oo holM here compares to 599,000 in San Die:go, S93,000 in Pittsburgh ¥..ott IIIII¥ 110111'1: ...... ....-..; .. ClMI Cel' .uiiiiirin:Mo MCf.IVD\ • ~ s 5400 ,.. _ _ ,, ............. - .,.__..;.J3 �......................... ...... ~o.cc:o ~IJIW(JCAUIY ..... Adv.ertisinA Saies reps . ..... """"~*"..,..,.c.el..,.,., , needed at the spectrum contact Mike or _... JIO!IrfiQkl ~ ... "'- C>olr .. ~ (tJJtcJCI1l•1 Ofrlwt<... Willi•"'··~ Curt ~ H..O ~ au,...,. tot" _. .,.,__ M .•.••~!.R~R~~f.Q~•.••• ------------------..._.. -""' " ' " """"· " · "" . _,,_ r.26 . 00 OFF . 'I . 10 :==:=~='i===:-;;::;:; _.. H1CE TWO~ APAft'TVDtl, WDW!C- ,.~ .- u..o .......12,. 11!61011 J · r••••••••Cilp This Cokpon••••••••• I I ~ COMPLETE .PRESCRIPTION Of F I I : I I. EYEGLASS~S \ IN.CLUDING EVERY 'FRAME Christen Dior, Playboy, Sophia ·Loren, Menrad, Yves Saint laurent, Rodenstock, LaCoste, Gloria Vanderbilt, and morel Ot I0 I ~CALL TODAY I I ; : 1 1 1 1 1 I 634-4925 Appoin~ents ~ .. .,.~·· _g , __• .,t- . t.. SPECIAL S1;YLES CREATED JUST FOR YOU! - . Wekom• sofP·1 _A ;pt .. ~ I • Any SemcecM 8171 Main St., Willitunf\liU. 1 ' I Just Eut of Traruit '-•• • •·<Acron from Main-Transit Mh.>... ~··•• Park-Sher 'lASOH fO DDJIIEA MO.IJU '- ~ ~ m.r~ optical ~ ~ '~' .,..,., ~,. e:.it 1364.101 :=;;:;:;:::'":":::.......,;;,.-;:::="':0'.,;;-.:;:,,.. =oo::::--:::--;,,!\,-,.. =,..:= - MSC ~~ f"""-~1 ~ ....... ~IP .. lft.t PROTEITAHf i 1 C.• ~7 ~ .$;00 0 lfl at1MC1. ~• J•"• .... ~, ~"' "-'t..,_.,..• .., ...... U..'lttll.....,.'-!1.. a.,...~ ,.,..~tMI~ , uea. o.to• lUI ~- . 'hOIA.D I'Vtl Ollltl- ~ . . ~ ~ "' ~Mf;.,.Manl.36ofliY:It.....,_...,_ WttO ram One'*' of ftd~Aft• ~ .... ott.orFriOQ, tnJ. Oill Ut?t.-D-tra. IUIO JllfTQtER CW" VODKA AltO ""ftA Off _ ....l Mod.,..,., .\NHET., tto~M-.tw~. I Ovod lima. YOYc.MWIJJi,ltlla• a "WMS~ ~toOft.-~.ltH&. I I I I I I I I I 10 CE:Hl W!MO AND 10 con IIUJII .. c..M)' ::!:'-.~~~=~ DOWNTOWN Ellicott Square Bldg. ~90 TONAWANbA5.!171 Sheridan Dr. 875-8985 EAST BUFFALO 1283 E. Delavan 896-()626 LACKAWANNA 835 Ridge Road 826-9230 :::,,~~~&JJ'--01. AOOM, P'ASYA'rr H<*E. fiOO IIIIOnftltr, AM ~~~~~- ICitCMtl ~. ~..c. I MCt~~~M~Y. I»4617 I I tft• & D,lft. ~~r..._.,.r-._ --- JH£ 1/la:l'PtUII tiAI MOVmot w. ..... :-.::."~~._::=-~ I t9&2 I I This special ollor 110oct through October 31, with tnls """l>'fl. Not to be used In conluctlon wflh any otller ooupon. apec.la) o, dla.collnt. · - '---------------------' 1 '~ ~ ....... • r ,1 ·~ ·· ~.~... 1! I ~ ~ f I, I I' H 1, 'I - • All Doon Music by LkardKing Sl Admission SUD 11\DOARD ?_L?..?~~ ..c. SUB-BOARD I INC YOUR STUDENT CORPORATION Annouces: Position Available · Stlpen~ed Position Health Care Division Baby Sitting Service Coordinator Drop off Informal resume Sub·Board I 112 Talbert Hall Deadline: Sept. 24 For more information call 636·2954 MANDATORY MEETiNG of All SPECTRUM snff phoTOGRAphERS WEd. SEpT·. ~ '"" AT.J :OO PM iN ROOM 14,,8Aldy HAll. If YCKI ARE iNTER~nEd iN .shooTiNG fOR .tiS ~ou· MUST ATTEND OR CAll JiM bEfORE, AT~ 6J6-2468. 1~ 'fill.....,;...--................ ,.,· \ ROSH HASHANA SERVICES Friday, Sept. 17; 7:30 PM . at 1.47 Diefendorf&. Jane Keeler Rm. (Ellicott) Saturday, Sept. 18, 9 :30 AM at 147 Diefendorf&. 170 fi llmore (Ellicott) Service for Second Night, 7:30PM at Jane Kef!ler' Rm. only Sunda.y.~ Sept. 19, 9;30 AM at 14 7· Dlefendor.fl&. I 70 Fillmore · Services are tradltlol"!allcreatlve.' Men an'd women are Invited to participate In reading l.ltur~y. reading from Torah ana blowi ng Shofar. Services are ~ponsored by Buffalo Hillel. For further Informat ion or Interest In attending a'rea synagogues, phone 835-383.1. Buffalo Hillel 40 Capen Blvd. I 42 14 �e tc. quote of the dd.Y I I "To~ ins ulted by these fescist, il's so degradlns." \_ r Job lal'"lowllla ""'· .... Tcdo. W - p- A videoupecl intet'vi..., will be .<h_owo diJ<:usa<d. Sql4. 20, 3 p.m., I cfemet~~ (Aml>mt). w · J ob l at,.....wllla p,.p. ud Tee~ . Wol1<altop- A Yideoupecl inter.liew wiU be shown ond dlJClWed. Friday, Sql4. 17, 1:00 ~ Wridaa WOI'bkp-Tech. for preparin1 011 ef~ve p .m., 316 W<nde {Miin St.). · mume will be disc:ussect. Sept. U, S:IS p. m., 100 AUto (formaUy Baird). Main St. lldmll Is u ..daa CU.O.....,. in which individuab aora~ on food and shcn pur&e, tither by vomiting or lakin& laxaaives. wltb •• andefvad. or anod. dqrft interested in For information about treatment for this eatina di..,rder tall .AayOH pursuing a earetr in Or<hcst..- ~<llltnt sbould writ< to 839·:!02.l. Nancy Andrits-;-J>Sfthotherapbt . OMFP/Training Dept:, American Symphony Orchestra Leque, P .O. Box 669, Vienna, VA 22180. • Rcsvm< Wntlaa Wortubop-Techniques for prep;orina an . ...) e(f«tive resume wiU be discussed. Thursday, Sept. 16, 1:00 lnt.,....ed ill Worldaa wllb T-.-Thcn B'nli Binh Youth p.m., 211 Parker {Main St.}. Organiution netds you to wor\; witb and advise hith >d>!)OI RoJh Hadune1 Senlcu -at lht Chabad House- AmhetJI-Fri. Sept . 17, 7:1~ p.m .. Sat. Sept. 18, 9:30a.m . and 7:30p.m. ond Sun. Sept. 19, 9:30 a,m. at the Chabad Hou... jusr over the l!llicoll Oect footbridge. Main Strt<f-Fri . SepL 17, 7:1S p'.m., Sal. Sql4. 18; 9:30a.m. \lid 7:30p.m .. Sun. Sept. 19, 9:30a.m. Ch~bad House on Main St . Campus, 3292 Maio St. may be found oppositt the campus between l!naJewood· and Univenity. For mo~e info. <aU 833-8334 or 688-1642. age studenu. Prosrammina coven cverythlna from )udal< to community and social act:ivitiu. For more info. contact Lts1ie Tabin at the Jewbh Cemer of Orcater Buffalo, 688~33 . Col lavolved! Studeou fa< LebrmOA. caJJ Mi~e Pullinzi at (H) 833-2493 or (0) 847-1010. Mlllortty SladNis wloo •~ U.S. Qllutu- The Minority studies. For further info. write to Minority Or~duJte Studtnt l-ocator Ser.liet, Bo• 2197, Princct~n, NJ 08S41. Hob De~ Sonleta- For lnformarioo on Services provided by HUid or arta synaaoaues, you may phone HiUcl Soelor1 wllo .,.. ,.... . . 10 p J prof. odlool with the at SJS-3132. aceprion of pre-med, pre-dent, w pre-m sbould >et up an appt. to acquire a reference file. Call Mrs. Shea, 831-3SIS, for Gay Peoplo'a Alluet Sl...,t Cnt«, 207 Talbtl1. iJ Opal M-F, 1-S. We bavt orpnizaliooal mettings every Friday« S p. m. in the -<:enter. Fed fret to <aU aod ,aet Sc...,ts ,.,• . wiD be Ia ......... o<IK>ol by Sept, 1JI3 art involved. 636-3063. cllJible ro apply to wort fO< tht Central lntelllacnec Agency durin& the Summer of 1983. For funher ilrfo"'98tion write to Son1<a ud MHia on Friday Coordinator 0.-duate Studies PrOsmn. Dept. A, Room BI Z, Cllobad and Sat. nithu after sundown and Sat. w Sun. at 10:30 a.m. .0. Bo• 1~, Washinaton, D.C. 11 the J.....uh Stud<ltt Centct, Chabad House, 2501 North Forest, S min. from Wilkeson, Spauldlna over l!lllcou Oeck Sn11or • - ud anoduk al. . .ts. ZONTA International footbridte. is orfertna Oraduatel'cllowshlp< in aerosj)ace related sdtsl<es _,d ~~· Forms fa< the Fellowship Awards can be Tile Hlltl H - Ia • - toelPI and every Monday 8lld obtained by writlnt to Zonta liltcrnational, 35 East Wicket Wednesday cvtnlnt at 7 p .m.,~ Copen Blvd., l'i block from Drive, Olkago, IUinois 60601 . MSC. no--B- f ' w..-.. ·Snlon ............. 11. . .11 let~ Ill ......... in JOV't, Ser'ri«, sponsored by the wco~ey polltlc:s, and public affairs arc diaible to apply fO< a M.uler's Foundation ond Campus Church Coalition, every Saturday, dcaret in a ~-year proararn in Politics and PubUo Polley at s:oo p.m .. Jane Ketler Jtoom. Rutacn University. Appllauion must be awlt to the Eqlelon Institute w to the Oraduate Sdtool at~lltn.For ,...Law Seldon. Tht Tollowlng law ocbools wm be on further lnfQI'mation, 'l(rite to Diioctor, &,lei lnstllute of campus to intenie.., prospecdve studeou on Sept. Politics, Ru..., Univcnlty, New Brunswitk, N 08901 . 21-Brooklyn Law Scbool, Ulllv. of Bridaepol1, VlllaDova Univ. 8lld Rut~cn-C.unclcn, NJ• .Sian up for inuni.,.s by Tile Slw6> Ana na.tn ba . . . . . .' fO< .............. in eallint831-3SI$ uk for Mrs. Sbea. llfllpblc:sc bo• otnoe, bouse m.......,<nt, IIWket!na, publicity and account ·~t.. · For fvrther info. cont.act: & ...... · - Ia with KAthryn Lone, Concreaaman John LaFaloc'a Offir:c ln Buff. or'Niaa. FaUs sbould acnd a resume w aleucr expreaaina why thty wisb to Sb~Mll .. .....,... Ill s.-.tu.to d~ lht be an intern 8lld a tnnserlp( to Rlclwd T. Leo, 0is1rie1 1913-84 acadtmic: roar Jbould write to Tbe AmCr'lcanlltpreacotative, New Federal Bulldlna. Ill W. H!llon Street, Scaodinavlan Foundation, 117 East 73rd St., H.,. Ya<k, N)' Boffalo,' NY .14202, 716-&46-<IOS6. Tune oommlrment ljl011. minimum of I boura a wetk . Prot-• w ""56-802.S. oom.c ......., ....... · - ~ ' - 1e ......_ Ordt ltf It's the world'• larsest Fa< more Info., call Cathy, ------~-------~176-3947pr Maida, 175-5833. AMc. . . . - ~. _ . , . , . , - - ... ~ All mill! lrY to auCDd. 9n/8l, 5-6:00, 107 Talbat. ,...Law Snlon. St. Lollis Univ., School of Law, will be on canopua to bitcrvitw 00 Stpt. 28, a.11 Mrs. Sbea ·., 111-ms Oo..,...lloul_..., Wed., Sql4. Is, 3 p.rr(., to make an appt, 906 Clcmtns. colltalat• SlfVlcc O<pnhatlon. best deal mtown on do....,hiU skiina~~s. Harriman HaU, MSC. U8 ~Malt ~ M, W, F from 5~ lo 7 11 Clark Hall Oym. The Club abo iJ -ina oew members oo Sql4 . 22 at S p.m. All bcsfnners arc wdcome. Maodatory MMdDC ,j>f 771< Sp<ctrvm Pltolo Scalf. AU ..Uhina to be a photographer must att<nd thb mce~lns on Wed., Sept. 15 at S:OO p.m. In Room 14, Baldy Hall. Grad. Sladetfr Aliooc. Staatt M..d .. on Sept. IS, 7:00p.m., Room 4, Parker H~ll. MSC. Oct involved in lht CSA!I C.U It 636-2960. US DriJildaaorDnac PW'obletiiT If you ora friend needs htlp, yoll can aucnd the Akohol Awarcncu PrQITitD free mettinp on Monday, 12:30to2:J(tin the Palmer Room, Harriman, MSC. RIISiiu Cob O<Joaiulloul Mtttl.ea, Sept . 17,'2:JO p.m.; IOJO Clemens. Sn Edaeadoa Wol1<altop, 9/ 16, 8:00, 219 Poncr. Slpaa PI ller Pllty-Tburs., ll--16, 9:00 p.m.. BBC's on Orad. Sludmt l.oc:ater Scrviec helps Jlad. imtituliOtll Identify millority studcnts intcr'"'ed ln pursuina grad. Bl!ley. Hlllolllla~ 5 4 - . . . Ski a.i~Stop ln and act the dctaUs ror the ,,_.au Uknlalao Sladcot Cob Mtftla&, Sql4. 207. • WAI Coffetllo- O..alllte Talb.crt. 16, 6:}j)p.m ., Nonon MftdiJ, 6 p.m ., 9/ IS, 211 UUAJI Qdlano ud Ptffonalatt Artt - . , ., Wed ., Sql4. IS, S:OO p.m. in Copen Lobby. - -Th• '-! Israel Information Center Is mtttina toniJht at 8 p.m. in SA Senate 0\ambers, 107 Talbtl1. ~llllbtf-..'aooc. c-nJ _..,. - . . on Fri4Jy;'Stp4. 17th in ~II Talbert at 6:30p.m. • JJB 0... Cob . . . . MHilJtp every Thursday tv<nlna at 7 p.m. lri tbe DidCDdorf AMell Lounac and every Foo.y ev<nlna at 7 p.m. In tht F,~qo Rec:. Center. l!qulpmtnt II provided. lnsltu<:rion Is available ft~ by rtQut:!l1'111 EtA Sltl.. ~ MMtltop for prospeerive and new manbc:ts in Copen 10, ACon Wed .,~. LS at 7 p.m. won Thurs., Sql4. 16 at 7:30 p.m . If you have any quatlons, please <aU our ofllct, 831-393i . . I T~in flmty Den<>e Mosie from NYC at tht Coar.inCntal, 112 ~..... 1142-1292, Sql4. 11. - w UU.U n. !krioo-Oallipoti, Thara. Fri. P/16 8lld 9/ 17 at 7:110 w 9:30p.m. llqtimc, s.t . ...S Swt. 9/ ll 8lld 9119 .ar 1:30, S:30 8lld 1:30 p.m, J'bt A1tG of lilt ll:lUcr Tomaoea, Fri. 8lld s.t. 9/17811<1 9/ 11 at llllrlnlebt. ~ IICIIqlaloe is Sl .lS 'l lral show Sl .73 oD ocber lhowi. NoD Sltodent 8lld Oc:acnl Ad. Ia Sl.lS. All *-' at Wolclmaa Thaue,AC. •:30. w ~.,... & I ... --....-Prl., Sl.» .,..I p.m ., billet llallpco, Club ........., ltC}'S Oct. I , tvaDna· G.J ...,.... ~ ToWI*Dd. Came - ~ 011 Friday. 9 p.m ., 107 ~ tvalina 8lld tlllo11he foocl, dtlat, moaic 8lld ~people of lilt OPA C:.U 636-l063 8lld pt IDWIM!d! torr..._.. ' "~:-,,~,~~t- ~ 15 �backpage I photo ~ CEL·EBRATIO.N c I '82'" SPfiCifllm photos by Jim Sul/ey _./ j Celelltallon 1882, hOated by a ·litany of UnlwraltY groupe, Ia dMignecl to l!rlng t he community Md UB c'-together, T1l!o<lgh a day.long -1• of _,ta, UB and Ita nelghboj'a are to gather together In the aplrtt ol lallowehlp, oompetltlon .net fun. . It 11 a day of edmlnlllratono racing atudant a l'!,go.<:alta. Pnlaldanta playing the druma In the On:heatra. Elaborate . llrewortca exploding. Studanta agalnat lawlly In long4atanca runa. Community memiSenl agaloat experts In racM. Celebrtlt lof! '82-a day dlltlgned lor r_.ary an<t coming . together. . . / � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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This award-winning newspaper has been published continuously since 1950, and three times a week it provides news stories and in-depth coverage of campus events and sports.</p> <p>Funding for the creation of this collection was received from the <a href="http://www.wnylrc.org/">Western New York Libraries Resources Council</a> through the <em>Regional Bibliographic Data Bases </em>and<em> Interlibrary Resources</em> <em>Sharing Program</em>.</p> <p>Please see our <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/specialcollections/about/policies">rights management information</a> for policies regarding use.</p> </div> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/ad6652ac90cf990502e354f97c9d0eff.pdf 495b03e727889c63be59ae96f461682c PDF Text Text THE EORUM'; 'USA Today', Gannett's truly national newspaper • • By DAVI D C2.AJICA F'Nturr Editor he Oanneu newpaper empire hu added another. larger link 10 their cham or 88 daily papen. Wednctday in Wubington , D.C. and Baltimore the company hu launched a oew journal, USA Today, wbidl ~·entually Is plannod to b< drcula.ted natJonwide. The paper will be an innovator of son.s. A numb<r of n~Uonally distributed newspapers already <Xilt, lncludina Tht Wall Sltl'f't Journal, Tht Chrlstain Scltn« Monitor and Tht Nrw York 7imn. Howt'Ver, most people look upon the Wall Suttt paper 115 a .solely bwti~~CU orientod patltieatioo while the Chrlstaln Sden« Monitor 115 well as the Tlmn ar< printed in a relatively small amount of regions, thus jeopardlzlna the timeliness of T By ALAN KACRIC , Mont~~lnl Edl~or he reslanotlon or DiviJion or Underartduate Education (DUE) Dean John Peradouo and the rwnors tJw hb pos1 may l>ot b< flllecl lw rais<d questions u to the ruturr quality or uncktlfl.d..ate rd.-ion II UB. ""I'm noc s:uft' that tbC' move. to t.ht- new J' ruc:ture wiD improve unduaradu.ate education, •• Pertdouo .said or Vloe President for Acodemi< Affairs Rob<n Rossbcra's 1\cademlc Plan which ealb lor the reduction or DUE'o ruporuibllitieJ and the cr<llioo or a Coli<l< of Aru and Scienca. P«acicMIO txplaJned that ,.OM poosibk danatt is tJw the Collqe or Aru and Sdcnc:c$ hu DWI.Y otha responsiln1ltics than unclcrvaduate rducotion. • • addiAJ that it will also be responslbl< ro.- T their copy. Gannett's proje.."t will b< a &entral interest sbttt, heavy on nati<>nal, tporto,and weather updates as oppoted to a strons world view. Nrw York Tlmts JOurnalism reponer Jooathan Friendly compares it to a print vcrllon or early momina news provarns or lle10S maaazines. And Oannen will utiliu 15 . G annett Spokesperson Sally shes in producinc the paper. Davis provided a general outline or the structure. II wiU maklna prompt national consi5t, Davis said, o r rour di.!tribution entirely-feasible. The chain is in an eoviable section.J- Nallonal and shuation for staning such a lntemational, Money, Sport< project because USA Today's and State. The Ia~ two are the most peculiar. She tesdlied starr will 1>< culled primarily that sports will b< extenJive rrom other Oannen papers with full coveraae or around the country. Accordina to the Ttmes, 1M sa.laries of professional, coUeae a.nd an thoK heodina to USA Today 10111e instances hiah school spom. h will abo feature wiU b< assumed by the txpansive use of color staffer's oriain\.1 paper until photoaraphy. the year's end. lr the company The Stale SI!Ction will then decides to diJCOntinue the project, the employees will . contain short pieces of return to their parent journal. promlnanL state news . II Is propOJod ltit April, calb for the dluolution or DUE-rnponsible for acadcmic advj.>emcnt or moll w•dCr&raduaJe programs exCJcpC the proless'oonalschoob-and the eomblnlna or abe Faculties or Social Sclcnccs, Natural Sci<nees and 1\n.s Into tht Collqe ol 1\n.s and Sdcnc:c$. IIC8dcmk adYisement -.Jd b< adminittered t.brotieh abe iDCiiWiual dt!panmcnto. DUE, IOCCOrtfula to Pero6olio, "WID b< rrduc:rd to the llaiUS Of a IWO· )'CI.t ootka<." that IJ, it will cover OIIIY thoJe li1udt:nu who have not· yet been admlued to a department. While Jtatina that this rcoraanl:ration-UI in the plannlnJ su,ae and to be reviewed in ....,.at task pou-wl - obviotu how belpful Gannett's and doesn't look 100 far out strina of papers will be in - or the ciabt counties that make compilina tbh $Cellon. Y ct up western New York." with concentration dt'Voted lb Thil is rspecially imponant such a broad arean, I.ISA in a period or economic decay. · Today could lack any kind of when local dallies are aoing comprehensive covcraae. "I under he said. "As lona u don't t.ltink it will 1>< a local DCW$ doa its job, papers problem," Davis commented. can rurvive and make money, but they have tO know their However, otbers rec:l differently about thil section. reader, they have Lo Jmooo. Buffalo State Colleae Media their subscribcn," Wacker Critic Bud Wac:Ur mated the commented, ''81ft Oanncta lmponance of local made surveys. They wou.l dn 'I ni!Wl,espedally in an area like be punin& money into it Buffalo. "Buffalo is not rudy otherwise. ',' for USA Todtty. he uld • "Thi.\ town is very parochial any rt>Oww." he said, "The people who had to do it bad other demands within theit faculty." Those .--urccs lay in the hand• or the deans-, Pcfadouo eJCP.IainC'd, ....ninJ that the depanment • hcadJ had Jfe&ltt pOwer wltllln their disciplines than he had 11 dean. "The lmplimeot11lon or the Sprlna« lq>on ""' a dirty and maay Job,·· be added marina ao the oppoiit.ion he laced from many depanmenu under DUE. Peradotto's resianatlott wu m~dr public at Wednesday'~ Faculty Saunt Ex_eculivc Committee meetlna (FSEC). Vkr Pruldent for Academic Mralr> Rob<n Rossbcra made the aanounceman and hinted at th< \ cliuolvU!a or DUE when he said •·wr may not need a "pt<>fouodly chana•" n:p~....,.:;,.," He affltll>ed.that underlflldllllle educltloo, Peradouo bcleives tlw h "ill ha~ DUE '"""ld b< a "majcx prodll<t some poshtve errecu. "Dt1E,.,... to be cllJcussrd thfouab the Fall." and that ltiJ orr.e.: u "lookina 11 had any rcoources to do much in the way or penuiiJion." be Jaldt PfOPCIOOI•" wbi<:h will be brouJ)II before the FSEC when they malntalnlnJ that hi$ dlv!Jioc> had become more d ear. Rossbct& wu IIIII< n:al political PD"tt in unaval~ble for comment Friday. Uolvenlty pollti<J, "Line deans n..,., Is ro!Uidtrablt bud,., would " I rully want to act bock to h've Jft:IIL<f per1ua.sivr ti./11111 at othtr mst/tut/0/U. S« teaehlna." Peradotto ....,.ted aod power and reaources.'' P'll• S for thtalls. he uplalnrd that h'!had fulflllecl Peradcato said that ttl< lack or tlll> "prnuaslve powa-" wu a "Th< chalknae that' brouabt m.e to the job," tJw b. the succasfial malo< hllldranoc in the lfl.duatc it udi!nU and ror lmpltmentlrioo or the Ocnecal • research. He maiAtained tJw the lmplimenutloo or Ocnecal E4ucation propam. Ed-">n uw1 or the Sprinpr "small advanta.a<" thll DUE hal Dean or Arts and Leuen Janoes lq>on-the- that ll thll " dcvoled ill ....,.pea Bwtn, whole roculty would 1>< inf!iluted the unJronu pattern or totally to uoclcrJrl.duat< veatly tffetled by the a:catlon or thn:c eom~e~ hours ao 1hrec c:ndil edUCiliOft, thUS ojlowin& ror bcrta lloun. ''Pan or tbe problem I• . the CoUcae or Art• and Sc:lences. aeaclcrnk ad.U.ment lor th... that tho implllnl!fttatiOII or aeneral wu unwiUina 10 cotnnlalt oo tho ttudentJ. Impact o r Perodo<to'• res!Jnatlo6 edllcotlon ,..u left to "'f without Tile !toubera planr ftut DUE DNn Jolin P.,.clotto '\. - at this early point . He noted thll said. Pero6olto afflt'IIMd that he h "will take us two mootlls" to t0t1 ow all the facu and llfOIIO'I}s perm.a UB Praldent Steven B. bero.-e any decition a>Uid he Sampl< ...d Roasbcra u havina ... ........ in IUideqradUat< made. Coocomrd IIMt uoclerlfl.dlllllrs • ed--.... Underpadllllrs II SUNY do nol ... _ . rd-uoa. Pendotto bdie-veJ tlw If aiUJ Cmten on... do- ... the 11t0Dtion they da<rv< ,.._datto ooWmic: rcorpnization the Dean hu ~~~~ powor 1\ It lmponant noq,csted. "Oeslanated - < b oentm are traditionally lfl.duatt that he or she be willll!a to improve ui'ldulfllduaae educotion. oentm fYeD thouah " If 001, thinp will JOt worse," he undcrJndua&a root the bill." - �in short. t '<llliJ'l" ·, . 1~ Olhktlc p r 1ftcrnooc1 • th< Audubon Ooll ua Tho IIICft'l to~r uoop aaned ....s orr 1ut ~ eo.... ...., th< Aonbcra CW!Ipw oomrctltlon W\llt 1 will aod o lou tn u;.,.., witb Ooaooo UnlvtnKJ aDd c:roalOWII ri-.1 lklffalo S<alc. The dub-ooiddma auo•. ".!tb 1 lin toul of m arolq,, WIIJWl o owoy from tbt , _ wiAMr Oonnon ()II). Buffalo Stou fmlsbtd orr tbt PIC< Willi o lliahdY blcbcr Jfl '"" ftlcs, low- fO< lbt \18 ...... bad tbt baiiCD« of 1bt claj, • 3-ov<r-per n . Tho cllff«C~~Ct"" bunxtf aDd Ganoon'o Dave Scbmlu (7l) wu abo th< wiAnina ID&J'PA, n.. ltam shoot• -~~ litis w~ as Audubon In th< BIJ Four O!ampioNIIII>f II I :<10 p. m. 1 Y.,.U --J__ onOioOI- ,....,~- - FocvliJ ond &orr can <a~ In IICCiuolon apm on lbt Moin S<r«t C&mput u o facuhy/ lllff clloina room hu ,....,tly btcu Opmcd. Tho dlniDJ room b opm Wftkdayo from I I :)0-I:JO In O <:man· Ooodyou Hall . The focllhy will bt rupponed by Ill< fi<:UII)I ond stoff patmnqe h m:~..... Tht facuh y hive ...... wilhOUI I d ub IInce the tlolina of Squire ( Hall and lllc rtOOvallon or Hanlmon U brary. Fl'ft Tbe AJdl New York Stot< Allcmblyman Wllllam 8. H oyt (l).Butralo) ca1lcd for lhc ltnrneell&lc rei.... or ••• aid for lludcnb. S<alc UlllYCn!IJ S<lppka>colal Tllltion Auimnce (SUSTA) pcoarun money hu bioal bJ • Slate fm:u m &pitt or • lqislodvc override of the ...- ·· otto of the - · ua . Presidtnl SI<:V<:n Sample hu noted 1ba wtUJe tbt Lqpaloture may _...,.w. ftmds, the DiWion or the ~ (DOB) 1w the r<Sporuibility fO< dkbunlna lllooe fu...U. • Tho problem for _ , . audmll Is 1hat they .,. bdlll pcnaliJed 1wioc. ''Tbese audctltl hoY< - tCICd>'cd their SUSLA owank, ya their ~UM&Diecd studalt loaAo wac rcduecd bJ the IIIDO\IDI they apected 10 Jd from SUSTA," """"'clinJ to Hoyt. "II'• a cluak - ckl caut.-22." Where audconu illcom< qualifl<l. SUSTA provi4es the clifr<ftii<X b<fwem 1uitlon ooru one! Tllition Aslillanu P.,...,... ...... c.-.........to... - ...,_ -... - Aft«,..,..- Ia nou, COIIIUOOIN, ~. ond ;a.J, tM mqsl ockbn&ed Ylppie Abbie HofFman vriU opencl ..,.,. 111M at UB IO<Iiabt- __ o.- - -- Hofr-'l IIO(en<ly bqoa ta O!ICIF lz> I~ wilh hla oalvt role in the rlou that SllltOtmde6 tbt Danoallto Nwonol Coavenlloo. Subseq...,. Now York tlnla ctw,a one! ...,.......,. a Hoffmau Into bJdiD& Ia """"" Now Yo• . ool1 10 aunmcln ltlmadfto the autllorilles ,..,.. ....,. After - · ..,.,. lam<- wutbln&tbt . . . or hi> book $oo.o 10 & o M11,10r MotltM l>lnwn, Horfmon ..-.., rcleoJed lo lhe coUqe cirouil Oft pudc Doo40- GrfSt- -~ U11'-"""'Coa*•- ,......,__.., ...,, Do... H.t.ll ~ 1lle AmberS! Cams-. •llldl Will bt Ulcd 1110011 Cldusi\'dy fO< electrical ond COCilj>Ut<r ..,.;nem.,, 1M!' bt iAspoc:ud-l.bis week to ebtet tbt an:hdecture to Dean or~ ond Applied Oco<J<. 1..«. The Ulllv...Uy will th<c decide wbellttr or noc to .....,. the bllllcli!>l from lht bw'ld<r. " sOwnty.fivc pcrcml or what u curm~tly on the Rid&• Lea • Campus will he moved 10 Boctnct," Lee wd. .. ,, woo't be thb _ .,, however, bet:ousc: If would toUIO 100 much cllllruption ond lbc Unlvcnity hu probobly rented IPI" on RidJ< Lea for the sana&er.' 1 ' 1be rest or Bom>er Hall will bt Ulcd u offlotloncl for ctOI.I tlepartmenlal labo. Mu<h needed cqulpmehl, lodudlna mlao· computcn. will be ioddccl, .....,.clllll to Lce. MJnY corporations hove donolcd fundin& 10 the dcportmenl. Clai M"- u..-r--....... Bonner Hall JetN~e~ ,...., and=-, .......uoa Food for Faculty .-.~~. .. ......... Ex- Ylppie Retorus Sports .,N-·· THEspECIRUM __ K-A.~­ o..- M...W- ,.,., ~ _, _.. __..., . ...,~_,_ ' MIC...0,, Hoi*IMI- - - I o i - £. 11Nl1W - Mk,_.C....,_A - IIIIN90f ,..., CliMIY .._IN-.c-.... I Koll!y Dovolcl/- .- C4«. uurlo Conwo y l t O•riel tr.U¥1tl~ CUpboard MONDAY: Mea's Tennis: CanlsiUI CoUeao a1 Alllhcnt Complex, I:<10 p.m_ lluebolJT II 0.StOIC Collqt (2) nJESDAY: Men's Tc:onlr. at UlliYCnlly of Rochater WEDNESDAY: Ooll: Ilia Four Cllmfpiombjp at Audubon Covrx, I :QI p.m. llood.ll: • PretloGio S<alc CoUeae (l) 0ost-Coul>U)': St. Boctaw•llute, llufTalo St. as OlcaD, N. Y. Mtoo 's Soc<u: It OeDCICO State Collqo S.A.·, Coca-Cola, and CAC Would Like To Congratulate the Race Winners J. Ftvtr1lom & J . Cope-Unlverstty Bookstortl' The Team That Raised The Most For M.D. C. ·Schachter & P. Plgnatellf·S.A. Ass~slns r And All The Other ·Team·s That Helped Make This Event A Success: Drivers-Team Name P. Atkins & M. Ballaron-Zorm's HerotS\ B. Cook & R. Slllmscllatk-RJ Leadfoots J . Sltydtr & B. Catntt·EIIIporium M. Elsner & D. Hltley-Nora's Loves T.-Bort & R. Ooktoc:lalt·L' unslne Motonp(,ru S. KraJewski & B. Motltz..PIIbllc Safety S. HMall & S. Glasser-The Cows A. BenJamin & L. Fatlna-254 MlnM$0!.1 E. Ftlt4man & S. l.1ncfl. The Snakes S. Goldman & R. Ge1'11111n-The Hltmtn R. Sllei'I!WI & J . Eamtr-81ut Stttak C. ICraclk & J. SlltfWOOCI. The Rltflt Wings S. 1411se't & G. "Fu-Raldtt's C. Hil)'den & J. Matthias D. McClure & D. Harte-Bonelltads J. Barr & J. De Slen~oe Barr P. Team & J. Krocl!mal· J. Fever1lomt & J . Cope-Unlvtni\Y BookstOt'e ().. ~chtert & P. Plgllltelli·S.A. Assassins J. Dlat & ? • ·Sptctrvm J. Croteau & R. BellA. Gordon & A. Samett· R, Stein & B. !lubbtll·RIIIdolft Samples ~lng Machine (President's Offlft ) G. SOthatr & :J, Moslow-St.IMitnt Affllrs I Special Thanks To Grand. Island Go-Carts., Waterbeds ~ .Stuff, The Buffalo Playboy Club, The Trafal.m adore Cafe, N~utllus �UB Record Store opens in Capen with new management, stock rapollliblltly of lhc s:»,ODO iD 1oom to SA, By SH£llRY ROSMARIN -cliJ!t to SBI CIWr David Hotr1111111. Spmnurr Slqff Wrlru T ho.J)nanc~ally troubled Slvcknt R...,.d &oro loCated in Capon Hall oo tho Amhont C&mpw hu ro-<>ponod this J<mCII<r undof tbo •uporVIslon of Sub Board I (SBI), and hu been m<1 ~ I "'ith skoptlcbm . Tho now outi<C work• much tho some u tbe old oo-op. Tlck<C orne• M•naacr David Sl!n\P>On doscribod the now outi<C u havills a more dlv<11irl0d varkly or ntcrdlindbo appoalloa more to tbe .student body than In tbo PlJI. scarr mcmbon are pojd unlike Co-op •oluntms and tho PfO<odur... su<b .. in"tntory. caJhoUI l)'tlem.s and dtposits. art similar to thoJo or tbo tlctot offioo ~ted in Harriman Hall--4110 under tbe manlll<m<nt or Soropoon. SBI .slcppod In WI Yotr •bon tho Scudoot A»oaatoon (SA) doaclod that Co~ eould not siiCltOod on thor own any lo<\aor. ToWITd tho mel of lu yoar the r«<rd CO-<>!> wu ._o.Qnwdy tl9.8U i1> deb<. DOl lndud!JIIth< $32.000 in loans O<iaintlly owed SA. Tbo Co-op uked for IDOiboJ <b&n« but SA deddod IIJ&in.sl tho nsk . SA bad in,ated S40.000 tn stuclont mandatory reo~ lut sprin& to that tbo Rooord Outlot could rop.~y Its SBI loan to SA. It had been dtcldod that the tO"'P only had SlO,OOO In assots altho time. SA Trouu~r Eric Friedman Is bulng thb on the ••••ro asl!umpcion that r«.vrd.s were: ordered by the Co..Qp and pouibly never aot lherc. There is yet to be an uplamuion for this. SB I toot o"cr thC" co-op usuminJ 11\C' The octJf or tile co-op ~ vinoallr '"'""' thdr OW1I boun. A<:cordlJIIIO F'rieclman lhc studcoos )wt Wft"< 001 &<llinl tho ..me....., clcoen<d. wbldlln lhc T,...urer·• opinioo ilnot PfOpel'. Anolher ......,., for C<H>p'• down-fall wu due to tho fact that profiu - • t!mply noc covrrina tho cosu of up.k<q~. Frcidmt" explalfted that thoro wa> poor inve:ruory, sh.lprnmU wa-e not comin&ln u oft.., u wutl due to thocrowlnc d<bu. aod tilt bookkeopina wu <atrrrndy m<AY ouch u wh<n th< W!ltors tam< to took at lhc boolu lhcr were boncl.<d t~ r<tdpt• In a P"P<T baa. Tho record Jlore UDder SBJ bas 1>oooc1w moro or a bwlncu with xt·hours and paid omplo,.,... Soropoon su:l, wllicllls an o-.11 ....,..,.._ In ..me. Many RUdonU have been loaty Of lhc DCW ICoro, bdlcvlna that prices ou bi&ber than tho C<H>p's aod arc not much cfiffcron& from uy rcoocd store pncn $ampoon't on&fttaJ ;;.,..., OHM 0...S for hiahct r><icft 10 "orr..., op<ntlna ddkil•"· .....,ina c:oou or l<M:nisiJII, bilb and Jtlariu aod to malco up for PlJI los>CS, but ho bu reviJcd bU pnviow ded•lon aod hu eorno to tho coodwioo that tho cftly ,.,.y to increase tho •olumo of Illes is by lo~lll prieu. SA Vlco Pr..ldent PhlJ J>ianatdll noted. "You may be oe)'ina hltJhor pried but•you lTC l<tUna l hltJhly qullliOed stiff or employ... "'ho know tho r«<>rd buSinn>. " When lhe record co-op was first forn1«i 1n 19'71 , iu main function wu to provide Audenu wtlh albums R>t «nU above tho wholesale prlco. In t9n, U.B.'e fl.conl Store tho """'P ,.... sued b1 Oo,raaa R«xHd Slor• oa tilt impll<8tlons tllat tho Co-<>P 00\lld afford to dlarco lo•er prioos ~iDee they ...... DOl r<fPOlUible ovobead. rmt and tucs. , Si- the oo-<>p wu located on .state PfOpony and •upponod by Jllte taxos. (::ovaaa, by p.tyin& theoo tu~ wu lndirec:tly •uppol.iln& lu eompotitort. Tho ~ oould have abolishod tuturo SA·fundod oetlvitiO rudl tJ mC>vlos and conomsltad Ca•ttln won the J>f'OO«<<lnp. Tho Co-op won tilt •illt aaaJnn Cav11n ro. on a number or condltioru, two br them bdna 1h11 eo-op ~rep a low profil< and ..U uclu.slvoly to UB .sludmu with .student idonlirocatlon. Pregnant? '."(..,·--·-......., ......... You hiive a choice. .......... s.ntc•• •rtra....crTut..., (" •lllf1"c..,...,. w...,_·, R<><hHI..,. !~<-........, Inc :-······ ·e;tt~·r·u~~·d·······: . : . FURN ITURE : : &Nt CM•tt -:~t~ ,_., o.....,, • ISUW. .. "-" •tiWMDit loft ..., .. $otM. ! lAifiCIIt A41oat.. ww.,..... • •01•... OM-.. lll4t1~t COIOil"Yt : S...Ot........... ,..,.....,. • : ! HUOf .$(1 CC:ri!ON 01 000D IUIWIJUitE : : .,_c... ..... :• :. • r 'lf.SOirtAIU HCU• : 2.a7 Hlagat• F•Ua Sh'd A Special Offer For COLLEGE I UNIVERSITY RESIDENT STUDENTS THE BUFFALO NEWS :. GESEL'S : ··························• : &91-6500 : r~OOTIE'S-· I I i>kl! I ~ I 11.:.. ~.,~., . - I I I I UP/RES 12/Jl/82 Willi TillS OOUI'CII VAJJD~YTUit FOR THE ENTIRE t 5 WEEJ( SEMESTER I II0M11ONE 'FREE"" ONet tf CIIM WiJ!t l f 1/2 PRICE ' I ~ I I ROOTIE'S ,., ~ I I ,....._,HW1. •t~-· ~ I .......... OIUUC I I ,_,.,.,.,........ .,..,..... ,..... .., DAILY & SUNDAY •••ONLY $12.7~­ SUNDAY ONLY •••••••••FOR SJ.7~ ._ ___ 611-0100---1 ~ JW]~.~!Y,BI Avai'lable at the :~rub Unoerground Elli TONIGHT Mond•Y Night f oolball lr~ pci(KDrn T\J£SOAY movie : SUI'£JIMAN II WIDSNESOAY Live Door$" muslt by, ll~•rd King For more inf.ormation call, 636-2497 / �SBI to reorganize divisions ·after key resignation$ ; ,/ By CARY STERN c.mp... £tllttH lhould they bave to worrSt about dc:alina with financial and b1111ness mattn& wbm to put financial they don't have to?" pro1>lans with a Other ~atioos, lueb as number or ill JCrVica, Uni verlhy Proes.s, tbe Ticket u weD as the rts!IJI&tioo of a · orr'" and tbe Record Outlet. key dilec:tor, Sub Board I whidl all had serious rmandal (SBI) is coru:idcrinathc problems lul,oorncster. possibitity or rcabiJiina two ll<ilorditta to Hoffman, will bt dJvisiona into morr appropriatt listed under the title or groupinp, Business Snvoea. " lhould , SBI Chairman DaVId bt able to keep 1 watch Hoffman was notirled Friday on them that way." momina that PubljcatiOM DivUion Director Peter hit would actually bt an Hlnbman would bt hanwna In administrative reoraa.nUation ," hls resiJil&llon, effective h• continued. ' ' Our aoaJ immediately. The Publications would bt to h••• beuer Julted diyb lon directors, especially In Division, alon& with the Squirt/ Amherst Division, may Uaht of the recent problems we soon bt dropped with its hav• had with th< Tick<t responsibilities btina passed on ornce and such ... to a newly formed divbion. The proposal was brouaht to One grouping will include SOl's Board of Direc:top . what H offman called "direct H offman said, and will be student Krvices, , . - such considered In greater detail at services as orr.Campus the ntxt mectlna. Housin,g, Group l.qal "I feel that any proposal at Services, the Browsing this point in time would be Libraries, and the CUrrent. very prtmatur<," SBI "The i)C'nonnel workin& for l!!lecutlve D irector Gabriel direct services would bt those Miskell said. "No tru< dcdsion who are best suited for those has been reached, and roles," Hoffman said. "Why anythlna bdna -;oniidered .can D "" ''T Workers Needed For Senate Election $2.25/hou r Sept. 22, 23, & 24th Call 636-2950 for more information ~ A_._: only tie tentative." and Dance. Hoffman also chaired a House Counal meetin& Friday ' "n . . Dverythtna tS stillt<nl'lt1ve, where various proposal$ wort but at least we have much or presented concernina H arriman th< sp..,. we require... H.all space re-allocation. Coordinator or Recrutional Althouch the details of the Proaramlna and Graduate reorpoiution have yet to lu5bant to the Dirc:aor or fmaliud, Ho~Cotmdl hu Harriman Hall 8lJI Maet said . resaved a lar&c proportion or Mack and Student Association ~ in the bi.scment and on tbe frrst Door. The 5eeopd and Assembly Speaker. Jerry OIKn oU1Uned the pro posal. thitd Ooon will belon& enfuety to tbe Oeparunern or Theatre The Pfiii'OSal calls for The S.A. &. G.S.A. InternAtionAl Het-e's how to wri~ your term oc- research paper, from infonnarion gathering tO Anal preparation. ' W riri!Jil H~~ltr includes everything you need t O I lcnoWI{) c18l\ right~ f()()(n()feS and bibliORrapny font\. Send foe- yours now. And take the wony out of wri~ term papers for pxl. • •••••••••••••••• l'lo-..-!....,._ciW"""C•RII)oi••-•I'JOoiiN< I ~eneteo.U' (lwclt,; tnOn<\' "'"" ~.. S4 9S. - ~-----------------------------­ ~---------------------------a.. sa.. ~ lolohw ClooAoi-P.O. ... ~t . a..'-,., NY , , _ ••••••••••••••••• reorp.olzatioo is finiJhed." Do you want jeverybody in Buffalo to Coordln.ttors PreRirtl An All International-Students fall Celebration friday. Sept. 17th at 7:30pm In Red Jacket • 2nd floor lounge FEATUREO Will BE: The Echoes and Sounds of Yemenya FOLLOWED 8¥: An International Jump-up ( ~eggae . Disco, Calyps~. Samba &. much more ~ - STOP SWEATING TERM PAPERS Uni~euity Press to be moved Out of room 101, w!Uch wiU be made in to a resavation room. TWo question marks are the Anti·RllP< Task Force and tbe Lalin·Amcric:an Student Orpdlution, both of wbidl art hOj)!na rex new space. "Th• main thine at this point," said Olsen, "wblch we all..,... on, Is that th..-c must be recreational space i.n Harriman Hall wbm the Refreshments will be available and there Is NO ADMISSION CHARGE. So Come and Trod·Aiongll A.P . H.O.S . A ..octation for Profe.. loal Health Oriented Student• Preaent: Dr: Joaeph D'A.._broalo,D.D.S . • Tueaday Sept. 14tb at?:OOpm hi room 218. Norton Hall. He wW dbcuaa profe..lonal acboole • what to expect. All a_re urged to attencf. aa an organizational meeting wUI follow . I ' ~ S4!.dent Auoctltlon Rf!/ruhm•nu 111111 be rir11ed . . ' see your ads? Advertise·in the Prodigal . Sun. GaiT Ray at 636-218'2 . �Northwestern, Missouri, M~nneso.ta and Pittsburgh join UB among the ranks with thinning res..ource~ lbc lid..:! no.lure of lbe c:uu teo>pcn. BUt ~~CCDrdlna to andlbe •pedal rrptd wilh 10111e ldministralors at which the Unlvtnlly Ia hdd in American Wlivcnitia. any the Jlalc. It nat resulted In · time >pa:iflll' units are sin&l<d &pedal heatiJI&l at tilt 0111 for cfusohd:ioo or bile UB Jptncll each Lqlll&ture and wa& tbt root of r«<mbin.alioo there b ccnaJn Sprlna pi01Hna how ta a wklapr-s campaian by to be some l!ostlUty. Slave off the eff..:~s of thox clcpanmenu affeaed. "My advloeoto OIMr dev&Ra!lna budJct reductloru, univerSities is llull you may its .mtn institutions across the Ptov011 Ronald 9UIUI , wbo thlnlc you are ready for this country are facina bleak as VIce Prcsldcnt for Ac:adtmJc ancl eva-yone may ~ on 1t futures, arrivin&·wilh different Affairs at UB w~ source ill t be ab11nw:t. but aD beD wfll stralcates to combel Ihe of coMant critlcl for his bfea1c looK wllal you rwne reduction . POUda. propottd earlier this the spc:clfied tUJCll for year that tile .,-stern abolish cunlna," Da!id West, wbo Mo.11 of the buclaet cunma two of ou 14 sdtoob and to chairs the Fac:tJity Council at haJ been c:entnecl in the IesKo the activities of others. Mlssourl told TM Ntw York Midwat, the but ion o f the The resourcxs saved from this Times. publk hiahn education. but prOOtll would be fuMclecl recently the focus hu shined back Into Olher pro)cell, to encompass the Nonhwa1 ~ Nonbwatem University, lncludina faculty salaries and and the Nonheut . Some or faculty aroups assailed rt"KArch dollars. the cutbacks have led to the Praidenl Robert Strotz for bil resignations or campus lack of vision in plannlna the T he basll of Ihe plan is tha t, presidents and olhen have future oJ tbc inmtution. The caused widespread controversy. much like thai of BUlin's UB eriiJcism wu spurred by his &UCU'UOr. lar,. All have shown thai it is failure to arant faCI!ItY Universities arc no lona,er in a <JUremely difncult 10 exert members salary increases and staae or growth and mus1 change In such settings . the future expoctatioos of bc&ln 10 CUl back their cffons. rttrmchmenl at the in51itulion . lnnitutionJ have looked at No IOf1i<r can the Institution eliminatln& athcltlc proararns, ...P(pec:t 10 do everythinl it once U kc West, be predicted rcduci_nathcb offcrinas, -additional co6trovnsy when it ptrformed. TlllJ kind of eUminatlns depanmenrs and c;omes rime to Rducc the thin kina bas led to cult in& faculty and staff University's budatt via coosiderable opposition at all POSiliOoJ. Tht adminiltrllOU i11 PfOararns . "I have cutbaclcs lcvds of the IMitutloos. responsible lor the chopping a Ceding that the conlrovnsy have been denounced and have At Missouri, lbe fact that that hu s"'cpt the faculty in I he departments outlined had often borne lhc brunt of tbe past weeks is~ c:ritidlm and anary attacks. coruldcrablc numbcn of blacks compared to the polenti£1 The UniverJity of Missowt and ,.omen In their ranks controversy that coma with has drawn attention because or ~ed only 10 inOarnc Rducina cleparunents," Slrotz By SETH COOOCHI.LD Edltor·lfi.C•kf w r"' said , Olha- irutiluuoru. Wr;c the Univtnlry of Mln-. have IIICd a limilar ~.talc, In looklna to reduce ecadanlc arcar, while llrCI\IlbaunJ Olbtn- an aiCrn p1 to keep 1he tc:mblance ~ ~comprehenSive lntdtutloo. UB is aootbn in a loaa line of lrutltuliOIIJ o.ltcrnpllnJ 10 do this 01\a dcpa.n:mental Rduc:lloru or PI'OIJ'&m chmlnatlons. Othns have tut11ecl 10 rclcasiDa facu.t-• ooclon UB has re~ed. · Unlvnsity,of Nonb earorma, for example, cloopped st. faculty man ben from one propam alone add lhtearenecl othns. The Univenity of Minnesota tned to reduce tbe number of · tenured faculty by offering i professoh •lated for I depanmental -cutbacks opliom . to be eased out o r Ihe system. In anticipation of rctrenclomcnt, the Board o r Rqcnts draOecl a plan that lndu<!ed separation pay anclearly rcriremeot to help profeuors. "There b 1101 mouah money around to do the lhtnlf that we would normally want to do," Aubtant V~ce Praldeot for Acadet:nlc Affairs Betty Robinett sald, ecboina coUeaaua KrOSS the country. "We have tried to hold on to ,.. ALL S.A. FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS I wllat we have In 1e:rm1 or quality. We puttin& t.D 011r qas in on• baskec, or 1M bca are basta." Some faculty btat tb.e hancmen to lbe punch. Before a I'OIUicl of bl4d aoiWia ""es>\ tbe oonhwe.t, oevtnl ltdmtniJUaton and facillly sou&ht out more hKratlve enu . Concenl tbat a braiD drain tnlal\t be under way iD tbe rcsfon as ~usiDcss Ktivity dcdlncd, lead o speadatlon that a flSCallyoQ)IUerVIII.ive lqill&turt mi&ht be inclioecl to decrease state suppon for hJal\er education. Othm, lilce UB, have 5eer1 siarr cutbaclcs predominate, bdna able 10 "Protect faculty Una wilb POlitical batpini;!la . and pleas at state capitals. At Ihe Unlvnslty of P ltuburg tbe advisement department was slfiilcd out for deep cuts. Rathn than cut 11:4dcrnic suppan positions, some like Kent Slate University opted. to ellmiDate oertaln athletic orrcr~nas. Rqardless o( the method&, Univttsities across the countrY bavt soiiJht out ways to deal with tiJ)II lisc:al conditions in order 10 spare as muclo or lbe *'-Ciemlc PI'OIJ'atDS as possible. It hat always turned out to be a touab, controvnsial ancl weU-publiciucl a((air. Student Anoclatlon Book Exchange Attention Studenull Get lnvolveclll PICK UP YOUR BUDGET PACKETS BY OCTOBER 15TH IN ROOM 111 TALBERT HALL Appll~tlons to join the Stude.n t Wide JudJcluy are available atartlng Friday Sept.3rd In room 111 Talbert HaJI A.C. Do you feel as if your old books . are worth something? Do you need extra cash? If you answered IF YOU DON'T YOU'LL BE CUT OUT , Theae appUcatlona MUST be returned NO LATER THAN 4:00. p.m., Tuesday September 14th. theS.A. Book Exchange can help. - A.C.T.I.O.N~ Committee meetliig - Tonight at . 4:30pm In Lehman Lounge In the Govenon Complex. AU students ue Invited to attend. YES, . For more Information, contact Mllu Borden at 636-2950 ~ Brtng In your Qld books, set your own price, and w~ll help you sell them. We're located In Room 62 S Harriman Hall Student and we'll be open Assodadon until September 17 STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE WAIVERS ARE AVAILABLE They ere baaed on FINANCIAl. HARDSHIP ONLY Applications llfe available In Room 111 Talbert Hall They muet ba'back by Sept. 11 Attention All Athle\ lc Clubs: Pick up your organizational packets at the S.A . office, room 1 1 1 Talbert Hall. All packets must be returned. to the S.A . office no later than October 15th. 1982. - Our hours are . 'Monday - Frtday 10:00a.....~6:00- we·ra....,open 11111:'00 P.Jft. on Wedneedey Md ~ So hurry up and let ua aeH your. booka and get you _____ --------...... MONEY ..... .. - ..... ...... , ... - .... .I ~c. :'"~'::"' -....,.: .... -~~-·- • • �editorial Quick thinking II wn hard to sit In the Facul~ S.rrete Executive Commlttee(FSEC) meeting last week' end not be suspicious when It was announced thlt the Division of Undergredoatl!l Educatlon(DUE) Dean John Peradotto was resigning an!l that he would not be Immediately replaced. e. VIce President lor Academic Affair Rober1 Rossberg, who made the announcement, Is clearly putting the cart before the h<lnle In his refusal to find a replacement lor Peradotto. It also guarantees that any discussion of the functions of DUE and Its future rote tn the University will not a get a truly lelr hearing. Aossberg has strived to have the appearance of openess In all of the ( deliberations he has conducted on his academic plan. As experience at other Universities has shown, there It almost a guarantee of hostfffty when apeclllo depanments or academic units ere sliced. Thus far, at UB, there has been little to compare the loud protests at Institutions like Nor1hwestern, Missouri ancUIItnnesota, where orgpnlted opposition has shouted long and feedback Protest Edlror: I.,. I~ up IO hf,. WitIt f»>PII •P•IklnlJ..•golnal tho unlvora(ry. My aon graduated ..rrn /IOMNI In Moy. Ho •Pfllled hlm.,ll ond or!Jdlod. J/1/Mn IHI loltl!;.o proroat/flll IN ....,, to thlll~ry lrttl. .d and atudl«<~ Ptot•atwa ,,. to.ira. Wh«wolh/wi«<IOconrou got u good on education u or Ult? WI l f l gror.flll to oil IJ/1 INcii«S~a lll/fNI~ Ho ol&o hod fun: hllllt-, p/tyod - · did CIOIII'<JOUnlfY Ollre l riPf, chllf1Ndlft9. mounlfln ol/mblflll, and wott.ed on thl blko /NOIICI In E~t~~,_,ng. S.. c:omo 011 t/dt, gel with II. Thl ,nnr., to 1»a..,.,...., t. lo lf'P/Y rou--•tlldr. otfldr. otfldr. l y -11·--..,. IOUfllt our _,..__,.,01" lit • world _.,_, , . ., t- IOOiHwanl.~ alt lltOOII0- 01 Ualobe • - · ' "",.. wl/l SlJNY/111. Orotolul panHlll Mr, a lin. a..r1eo C . . herd. In his plen, !h• vi~ prealdent hu made a clear ch04ce~the Untverslty cen no longer do all It hll crone In the pest end myat 1o01t II conaolldetlng renks, so that the week do not dreg th41 etronger, more viable end necessary with them. tn It, he asks tb41 Unlverelty to look at returning to the structure of the 19808 that does not have the weighty ~hree lecultles. Instead olthla set·up, Aossberg wants to try the old notion Ol a College of Ana and Sciences, with responsibility lor much of the undergreduate educatlol) II thll University. Under lhle Idea, DUE would be reduced to obffvlon, so 'RoUb8rg lmpffel, we no longer need 11. He even went so far as lo sey thll he did not consider It all that viable •n office, when announcing the Peradotto declalon. Some Senators questlonned _his desire to not lilt the post, but he held firm. Rossberg considers It a waste to have a position filled which will eventually' be eliminated, He's right. The only problem? There has been no decision to strike thepoat from UB's ledgers. In the upcoming months, there will ~ • considerable work done on the plan, by his task forces. t1 he wants to heve these proceedings perceived as mora than a sham, I Ronberg will have to examine hfa ettltude towerd the Peredotto resignation. Why ehould I a committee spend two months working on a subtect, studying Ita uselullnne end future, If the declslona have already been mlde? lt'a not wonh the etfon. About time It Ia about time to see Sub ~erd I(SBI) .Qegln examining ftaall In the wake of the 'cr\iaster of 198().1981. •SBI Chelr l>avld Hoffman announced Friday, th41 corporation's Intentions to chenge Its atructura, awey from tbe set·up of four division dlrectore.,ft will be r&-erganlzed Into a system whereby the ievenue producing agents of .the corporation will be pt.ced under onerool. ~ This ahou help the corporation melntaln fiscal solve cy, while producing quality · services. The servtce organizations, on which so much ot the stUdent body depends, will be allowed to operafe with one function, rather than having Its minion obfuscated by finances. After art, we have to remember that It's a sea of shan.out there and SBI must be prepared to flah In those waters. �op-ed ~ Fonnn Bv Gerald Shields waa- oouJat CH'N:&. accounts and the t~lto\ P "*''""' information 011oy1' IIW ~ olll>e Ut>ited Slain ...,.,.I'Y- n•ve ""'~~ N -lng the ceniOfentp Ollt!Jel tall.lnj" plaet ptkt\arlly tn scnooJ an<S 0\lbltc lltvlfl•t acrou the United Stat ... TM fear and MVId oltM oow• ot lntorma uon hU tnanlt .. tea M the cs.Mand of vocal groupe 10 t I II 10 . - o they cannot ..., o411f U.. pyblicatlon 101M P'"'•t• ..e10t· few chatributlon - ·· h upontneconcept llwlten lnlormool cltiLenry t o . , . - - ch--, tr yOU hi.. oootl:a ancs tuma ttom •v•I~IIIY to lhe ov~IIC- TM CHUI na• pttyeo It •• a clrcva rec.nuy cum•n• III'\G In ,,.._ mectla wl•• Stuo• T., ..... appeatanc:e f.n thoa Uon•a den Erte. Pa , when nla bOOk WGfA'Mg '-•• uno.r anactc .. belflO IJnOUIIIb,. fOf n10n tenool IIUOenl loadlftO Hill Dtac:tlcecs chatrn ano wel._t\0,.0 llbtfal PO•IutU made tht enHr• epttode ...m to tM a mere oeute wun PhUiatlnM Ml!"')' PGtenii•U) conctrn.O citizens turnea ofl tMtr TV teell~ content 11\at tht entlte rncw~tflllt 1 "ttfr\ltie'' alijlrmttn end not worth th• loaa of aleep. Yet, Wor•tng Ia not avallao•• In tnat -.cr.oof ayetem·a curriculum 1nd llbt•ry. The r.cant Supremt Coutt dealston on 1'\1 llltnc:t Trees School Bo•rd It vlewtiO •• • " victory" by lhoaft concetntd abou1 tht flow of Information •men 1no rullo>g lllltcllhat 11uden11 coutc( take sc~1 boUfOI to couJ'l Whftfl tf11't' removta mllttlatt 11om llbrlry collection• . TM Board " won'' by making lhe r.1ae moot 1~. returning 1111 mtttJIIII to the ttttlvee but requiring that atudontl bring a nott lfom theh parent betOfe tt'ltct<lng out auoh authOfl at Vonnegul, Malamud1 r•HY """-"ODd 1ne - n h ol tnfonnatlon - • l e d by llle F-•1 Go'ter,_l, a brlotl •lslt lo th4! -IIO<y ~~ eow.r..nto Ub<ory In Loct.wlll be mcs.nco onouo1>. Yot, In the Dati 1..., m0<1tl>o o -~ty freo,.,.,ttcl ""''" ol *'""II coupteO wlth a<~lons t•kJno dunno t!le prolllou•,.., pt0¥1de rtrono ..-lhoiiMo lnlom••tlon p4petfno .. ~>o~no dried U1> and Ihe C'h06Uit mor'Nla a11 being offered 10 prNaca •nlttptiM 101' ll>olr .,......,., gain. SQfM quklk a<amptos: rho $/tlocr.., US -nm~t~r PllbiiC<IIIo'll to a reciHnm- 11111110 ot ll>o mont/lty oulf"'l ol pertlcuiar Interest to Ihe consume< OfiOflloG cJUztn whlch 1\at been avaUable frM IOJ decadtl It Ia no longer ovollabfa. In stud, tM GPO hu bMn lnlormlno ano.Y oublcrtbers 11\11 tt>ay con now uce ll>o huge Monthly Oororog ol US GO¥<tfnmonl Publ/catlo'lr. You con. 11 you come up with S90 .,.. annul!! ,., tnlo non· aelectJvt aervtce. Now lOt* 10 the canol th• F«<•fll R•QIItet, Ute, ounettn Doard for emerging· and c.ht.ngtno fodoral rtQUIIHOC'\11 proposed PfOQ(Iml and logl•la11on It le heavily u1ed by cltb.en action groupe •• well as law anc:J comn"lt,c.lal rlona arteeted oy ahUt a l.,•govemment policy. The aubl<:rlptlon price Ml oone from S75 lo $300 La Fargo and an •ntnolog; of ~h Cftfllury - I t Hlrdty POI~y conlld•rtno the PMf ayatem In nigh ochoolo ond tho ell mote 'liro11oa In fhl OOfnmunlly by rno publkllly '"r yNt, 1111 •nowf' tr.at thla w ill recwee •ceeas 10 tf\t H~lc.. L.&lt year tht GPO ,ailed 1!'\e aiJbacrlpUon pr]ce of the Cpngrenlonel Ret:o~'d from •7~ to S208 ye1r. The ftWit Wll I 20 percent drop In IUbecrlblla. less ,_sa ~o,tUI end tmollontlty ch•r;ed lnC-ktMtt .,, lteated by the media primarily for tM atft'lt Yatu.• •• ••• oowfl.fr\m4Wtl no •n open access to ~ found In the o,-ptoUtbl4 ••,.. Urea and automobUe amall\upJ so moen a p.an of lht NQhUy "Mwt" cJ .., Th.,.e 11 little att,actM>n In trylnQ to rtpon otn. e~tt l,.lo>g prece on 1114 tnfO<,.IIflon bltllotronl OUC>flo tt>o pos•JbiiHy rt>ot tt>o fln•l affKf of ,,....leu -uflonll ac1t mey t\lve a more ltlttftg a.no proloufW3 ttlect on tfw socltl wauart of tht ntiW\ S """'Y •t•loa. 1114 us G....nmenll• qu.. lr .,.. •lin consld«oble aopntattcatlon mootno to ,..tllct and qlrol th4! flow or lnfOfllllllon boltwoen 111 ooencru and II a c.~U84'\&. In addlllotiiM: r'IOfTI\II floW ol tntom'latlon between ~,. and r...a,chotfala bel~ lntelmkSated and ~n a lew u.ata, ftopt iG~ed. An examplot can tJt '"""" In th4! cl\eno-1 taklno pia.,. in lt>o Government Prtnltf10 Offici (GPO). The GPO came lnlo O<latance 1<1 . O<dor to a loW-coot l nd centro I IOiirce ol pt- Lookin,g,Over The Wall "-"loll. W e tho -pte, ot lt>o .,.lollno tn the bllllo to .... WI country from POlitical olagnetlon and eo<poflt•ropublicanlam. Thlo to not o n - SIO<y, II hal bMn hl -lo>g and lt!IOfltcl Oft 10< years ro o poinl whl<e h Ia .-llaclt ~ltlco to OIICUU H. Willi mokH tl>o MW lrtnd II 1n•1 lho lelt t• not fust lodtno 1w1y, It I• commhtfno ouklkl<r But li~Wf , whet 11 tt>o Lah mono-· l- The llfn> "Lett• Is 1\erd ro clollne.ll ta oortalnly not tt>o bOOigooll tlblralllm lhallniOcll rouno .... _ . , _ ,.. IHCIJno I'*" to t>tr II~ to ICIUal flonto, conaum« f'IIOIII1, and ...... WllllflO IO ~then OWlY IO g..-d when lhey 011 job&. Th4t Lafl II -tlllno .-1 ldvaneod 011 1114 potlflcal -Nm. maybelwwtno atmllllr goell fo tlblrollll!l, l>ul proctkllrle '""" "' I moto eclllftsl men- reeutllno In clollnHo cnano-s-not juol a watorll<l - n aoflor~ a ...._,l•nct ot tile 1taruo quo. Baaica lfy, ttblra tlam loiiOpi>Y, unlullllttcl ..hllm. An In IIIII....., for tne lttl'a fiii\IIM 11 tn, ..,r naluro of lhll IOfl o t ,.,........nt. llalklolty II It unpopuler ttca uoe It II toety. l)le Lllfl ca lla lor a quick cnerge ,which r11u111 In aometnlno radically dill""'" I ro what wu thtre befO<e. Jull tt>o lhouOht ollhllll d trllcull 10 atomKh, tor Cllii>QI up1111 tt>o smooth floW of 1111 al'd proNnll 1 Ch i l l - fO tl>oH who Mutt &dept. E- If lhO cn•ngo II for Ihi oood. lhl cna l l - 01 KIUIIIY doing 11 11 o tlon •OVO!Whtlmtno and ll>o -urliy ollho old woya ao anttclno lha llo do anytntno dtllO!tlllllllml • rla~y gombll, '* people ••• QolflO to be able lo "''P on eye on 1114 r- lnformauon ctearlno ho4JMI tntorrnatlon enatya•• ee41tera 1M reaource otntera. '" u~er OfCI« hom DIYkt Stoc~ma n (Memorandum 81·1,.) 10 rutn tMif.MfYteeS ewe, IO the prlvlit.=tOt CH to C"-tOI ICM lhetr Htv~Ctll , Rec:onJIY tne ur11y lnd El<chengo CoMmluton'• ~111 Nlwl h to be turned ovtt to a OfiV&Ie fl1m. The Olge•' . II. PIVOI ttlllpoVa fOf lhO gonlltnlon ot IM publication bul Ihi fHivalt ltrm aol{f_lt bHk to lha t"'P'Ytl af 1160 a Y. . f-I I'Kf U II no •on~~r lVIII I bit thf0Ugt1 tho <lopotltOf library l)'tllm, The olrector ot lhl Cll' ,...,lty coiled roo • r•pe•l o l the FrHdom of lntorm•••oll Att and tt\at agency hat al&o voiced lhl cbnoern lhll lnay ahoutcl know wt>o hll I®Otl 10 lht GIM bale genet'lled b'f IM 'tiWOrlcJ'I Qlllttll reaarch tool In the health Uttd, lrtdu JIIHIIcua. Schoten eMS rnaatchefa. Plft~ultft)' In englneerlnO, ChlmiiiiY and phylica, &II IV()tl..nc;Jno j>fOliUfO by 1114 Q,. ~ng ...c.tanual ol-loutl\' ...,,"_ _,, uncle< 1 cloud cluolllc:etlon II II lnMIIhat - A I lew fiQulrM lf\11 ,.,. ,.IIHW\Af ArCN"*t f~W Me" cluollrcafton IOf • - I l l _ . . but) IIIII roodbtodt 1\es bMn '".,. care ol by cutltno lhtleooncY'• 11a1t oo lho t &~h Witt tai<l YHf1 tO IICComoJIIh. 1910 ........ ~nlormotlon 11 mUCII , _ . ClfllicuM ltutn 1810'' to oblatn If rou don't hlvt> money anct accaa to a .oonlatlc.tecs comput.r aylt4Hn fM Nattonal eure.w ot Stanctarda ruta o•oi>PICI all 1M 25 ol II• '"'~"'I f"'C>Ircallo<lt. ~~~ oo_,.,..,, lo rootrtcl _,.of tt>otr oc:t>olotty pul)l&.r~lno man« hOW you s·llee u , ot Ihe ma)OI' fotceo behlrKIIhe change 1• pottcy 11 1114 OliN:. ol Moneo...-t &110 8uQoor . it lo eurr1nt OMB 1>041cy 11111 any doc:umonto proclucecl by a F-al •OOI'C)' ai'IOUtd not be reptodooed tOt di&lt~tlon but turned OYtr to pttvato f"'btl"'*" fOf rep<odt><tlo<l ...., l&la. If ll>o egof'Cr 11 ft.Jucta.nt to do ao, tney "'"'" ctlarge • tee which will ~vw costa. An e.aamp4e of What ~n• unoer tNsldnd ot policy l.s •n the ~rtrMnl ot "ortc:ullurt'a Economic -SIMco fi<IP«rlt>ot '*ololor• · - - "" dJotrfl>Utlon. They ort now ,,.ll.cll only In llmhed ntJinblr """ 101' • foe. Anolhet way publications are belf'Q curtalted Is througl'l a re<lucflon In 1114 I tall ptodUCiflO tt>o mar~tilt uMd In tt>o publlcallon. Th4t Oepart,..,t olll bOf'ol\lgtlly roopec:ttcl and tnii'*>U•I Olcllo'l• ry of C>ccilporloN/ Tllln, uMd to mak• po. .J~ lland""' Job dooertpttonl, II marucs fOf lllmlll&llon blcauu lhe lniiYIIS di•II IOrl ptoduclo>g the documtn1 tc rw- P...ldenl ~~~~a El<ectnM Ordlt l:tlSII, NotloMI S«vttty lnll>tmtllo'l. otgMd tul -'P<II. umbfe4tu o fedueed from 97 to tO people TM c;ut ln<l •vcnange Of lnfOI"mtUon OU"rlng Dtoleulonal tociety mHHnQL n.. .,_ 11 ctoatno on t~• ''" flow ol tnt01'11\11110!\. Ubra ry and tnl'lfl!'lllon l>fOftw.IOI\all _ , . , . , . po ~lotruMCI 1110110 tillII ot tnte ~ion to ~ l>rO<Ignllo tne anent~ ol trw pt,;OUc. h ' ' alwaya • ben" to mllntaln a , _ flow ot tniOfiNtton Thofe t>ovo-. e campt... In ,,.. paa. tnll nat~ Ma 9UUtd ltMif oul 01 1 c:rl•ta bKI.UM ,..,.. .... tndivtduate taegen to t>lfclll thO ConatrMio<\11 OINint. . of 1M Flf'lt A - llvt 1114 1Uontlorl or 1t>o pul>ftc: to~ dtftcted ~oN'~ IOWA'CI the pfeawtn (0 rHirtcl lft'Ofllllllon t• ll>o ocnoolo anr:r IIOtariros wnlto lt>o F - at acw.mtnant prtmar1Jy u . - tt>o Olrtctlon of 1M OMb ancl lhl GPO II olttctlvely cwtflng off lntO<.....tlon •t llo **'*• Gotold R. Shlflld•l• Auoclfltt PIOI•. .or and A..lrrtnr OHtt ' ' 1M ScltOOI of '"lotmatlon •MI Llbrl!ll StudJ•.r. sv Alan Kachic 8u, 111e ·-tt>ol.elt hrcommltttno ltJielde ta - . u. . of 1111 way 11 preachM twtnolno ol>oul cn.noe. The CI<>MII>t of ntabhhlfll! on "lnll4~t...l elltt" 10 prO\'Iclo J.-ranlp tor "tlfllno up tt>o mo... ," lo • OU()tltat potltklll plana ta IMifOfiiiY wrono 101 It lmpriH 11111 onty 11>11 trl\011 oroup of Htt-<~eJeip l.., ....,.,. " knowa U.. way" and ...,..,.,.,. aiM II wrong ...., muol follow. Ttw Laft lnt<ill• tt>o meuM, and ,.. ono l!l.os to b O - Slt>picl, wllethlf lhey .... The- o4'an lnte~ual ottle to eert• ll1tyj1101 , _ 11 1\eo... lsted lor yura and Is...., noopo~~oltlle lor btlnolno Of- ~~- : :...'-:'::.;:-:..~tt:'!.~l OOod le¥04uttona. The reoulla. - · ..... voua1Jy bien thl....,., ltwinlotfecw•J elite •n 141to rutlno -....., -Jno flOWn onthl people tttat they l>fOI-oa lo be HIIJno up. 14 Loflllt wt>o 1>11...00 In (Oftll aiiiiiOUlelt twmen flol\11 and ICIUIIIty s hould be'WIIIIftO lo brtno thllr r.votvtton to ll>o _ .. and not IO<co tt>o people IO'IJ(In~ IIQ lhefn. ' By "'""'lnlno 11t1 tlltl, ll>o Lilt II Of\OIOfno In Mil• cloltNC110!\. thll ·autc:lde " 1>01111tua1oo wlln tt>o 1..111'1 _.lant c1o1111 101' etMIIng " • J*""t-" moot no1ic:lbly '" ll>ol..tclo of education and )o<lrnet11m, """"IMci " oll~m~~ltv..-such I t Hr IIllO tttalltwH cl- _ , .1 ., , . . , . _ ltlce u-. n.. Vlllloe Vo~-•,. ~~I~=:~:::::'.:7~'iv:::.~=~":,~·:~::::: / •ttow lit 01' ohe to llv<t In ll>o ty()t of oncloaed world bel l aull.., for tt>om. .8utlhey Kill- ltiUO. ~olc<ltalttot T n. ptobftm w11n jouma11 ""' tht Vlll•t>t they aro out ol tt>o malnlfnNm and Ull·fll'()ttuate Ihi l ltol<ly laolatoa Uttl ~>~any oood pojnl• aro rt.llod, Cltlalnly - · 11111 ll>o Left lhO<IIO pay to. but lhey fo il blcauN only people olthla tYt>t ot tlllnltlng '"""and 1 - tt>o ,....,. olllln 1/11 cold, The Lallromatn1 In 111 ""'n lttt.. wu1d )opl(lno otrano« and llf'lno« to 1 - of lh4! "malnall~"· not bleeuM l.he Lalt llwrono, lri'rnoat caa." lll!lqllelellnllo1)' flol\1. but blcauao all Qlllltnklno Ia OMfed lowo.t,d ttoetl l nd Ito aoclely Jlvto>g In Ito own WOttcl •, 1 , _ will ..., "cn.no-~ aftwn~rlftJnot~uttonl II coma from d-toc>lnO t« • opocillc OSOUj) or_.."""' IIIINnk al..o. ... le¥04utloct-t b e l - 10 lnt _ . . 1 11<1 then come fiOift tt>om. AAO 10 CIO thla IUCCMifUffy yOU CIMOI be I ~m~y laollloa OfOUP but """'I ffOM hom lhi- ...I\Ofllltl - n... thllt C>f- IOf ln.y allow to •utvtve and tll'tolo9fot OIIOUid cfe¥lloo lltf>ouoll they 6o not .. l\oleya~ buiiO 1>1 1 -1111. tl>o LAII hu 10 enter lnt .... wortd.(llotry, lhiiHI WOtlclll • ..., &111101'1"0 llfm buill will CIO~ The Lell mustlnttllllto the Mtablt-- thl ~··thl-foacl- ...... Olhef - lo 011111 -lniO lhl m&IMIIM I!l and ............. booomt tile MW atllUI q..., Will.. IIIII lillY a tlll!lalllllttt>ougnl ot llrlt, "'"'"0 to WOIIt wttn encl tt>o dr>nolhlftOI and 11tmy 1>u11n . . _ 11 maY be t n e - wty lo brlno ll>o •-luiiOn 10 ll>o ()tOplo. Only tt>o ,.... . . •no tciUCa loa lboulll!e Llfl and WOIIt will> II wltllhey •""-•land a nd OCOIPih. "I'd then ll>o loll can take Ihe ll'ln.away '' " " ' I t a -· ...,.., ,,_,..lt.O~ ; �feedback I ~"'' opl(t/<Hr. •llflll not •ceoun,.oM to tht Jtlld«tt bOIJY. tAt Nyplrg SA ,.,,,.,no uroup eJctpt lor Editor rhtmlttwa AltfH rHdlng The Speclrum orrlclt on e/8 "'111/IHI, "NVPIRG Opu lor S.noto Ticket,,,., E>PIJIIIon", I;.., lm-llto/y <n•ndotor, IHI. I o~poct lhll lhll money will be II»"' wllol-l ol!flln my ,.., lntt,.~nd IMt • • en • WhwV I»Y 11$.00 In •rudonr dtiWn tO thl QUOit bV E* lr'-drnen In wllldl he uld, .., haa to meAt 1 c:onc.ulol'l wltlt • .smeN gnwp to INn.ttt • large group. WIHM doi ng 10, I IN-I an.m~s. bUI '"'' c.en"t be ,..,P«< ." No ~uionJ were m•~~ Tll• Stuo.tft AtJ"Oti"IOn (~ t1kJ not lullfl NYPIRO olror 110 _ , ol tht *lotlnp ttud..,t OOdy chore ro lcNp HYPIRG on cempu~ oo~loull't, flllftert on• ellentte-J •ncJ exc/udtJ M1 fHtCttH or tftt 1101mg t>OPulttlon (lholt umo arudtlflts who tloctod Etlc Frlfldmanf one IS going to m•~t~• entmltt$, out don'l oloc/IHI ropnoo lf'UJU,..,. lflndJ '""· my S/1 WIN/ IN •tud.,, m•J«U'I o/ ,,. 111rtd lor Thia, hOwtWt', ' ' nor ,,.. The oll,.,ltte/1011 ol NYPIFIO on this Um./HIS ,. I Nb«'ft9 fltmpM ol us .. rop<HO<Itot,.. domocrooy No eornc.uJon• .,.,, '"' " to O.ttfiit o ,.~ group No one or VB g11n_., from IMIOII Ol NYPIRO, I ptO'Itn lfiKII'N COIIICifnlf lnd en~lronm.,tel 1taxHnt ,.. . 1nd IIUdent dlr«tfil OIQIIIIlltfon Rtmemblf th/1 wMn you YO/t on S&ptembf!r 12. 23. tntl ' 4 &enfra Oppenheim., UB Stuoent Ott IOOittJI Whtn SA lgnotes .ttvdt rtll I PIOfild • ncoumge studln" to tttMd •• 'lOUr to tM of IICT/ON T"' tlofmlloty Actiool u•• -. Eoltor do<,"! aucce•• lnpu'Y' us.,,,., ,.,...""'""' .,. •• folio•• Forpo. Jim IJrnlm, - · Sr..., 1 would""' to 11ko till& -unity to llltrOOuCO IICTION IICT/ON to o ooml'li/IH to 11'1on umpualtHds Wt .,. fund«J by,,. St-1 AIIOCII//OIIOI!fl wo ,.,,..,.,, tM dormltort•tudente ,,,.,,.,, '" SA. Our mtln purpoae Is to llflt tMitvtl ol IOC,IIIIft in . tht dorms Thla c.n o. tccompl/$htd wough sporting even11, dlnntrt, dOtm·ltltf lrtd ' mov,. 1p.clalt I would tncour•ge Bini,- Jocbt,l<ott CoMmon. flkllmon4 Rkll ShMmon. WIIU_., Howortl Frlfl<l. Spouldlng, POll OOidal/on, Clem.,r_, Robin Cohlln; OoodyHr, Rob Moyen; ond Oowoy/CIIoton, 8tyon Croto. II yOU ho•o •ny ldtu or probltmf, ' " your represtntallve. Ageln, 1 •ncoufl~ /Itt dotmltort<Jtut{ffntl to Hcomt 111 t1orm1tory ltUdfMtl to Neoma lnvollrtd w/llt ~CTI"'N-IogOiher we c•n make thiJ 1 Wfll ltmlller with hlalhw .sut::ce.UIIII yeet repr,ffltlll'tt AH mHifftgl 'lfUI H Jim ........ •nnouncH In ,,. UniWrtitt puOtfullonl end lte Q~Nn to til _ ACTIOH CMirpe<oon BLOOM COUNTY ...-------, ..... .."".....,_,- ,...,._ ... .· I • • I • I i \ • .. �Trudeau takes a vacation from .Doonesbury; is · ,/ expected back f-Iom leave by 1984 I arty last mornlna. Garry B. lhldeau announced that he would take bim.cl r and his Pullw:r J>riu.winnina investiaative cartoon, Doonubury, on sabbaucal. The strip-wtlicb bqan In 1968 and now runs in nearly 100 papcrs-wiU stop th!J comina January l as Trudeau oakes a to·na-desirod leave or absence rrom the rcleotncss demands or brtllthina • dally choractenutlon into his cartoon originated dunna his undergraduate d&)'$ at Yale University. Trudeau. wbo has seen Doonubury become one of the most beloved, politically aSiute, and frequently banned comic strips since Wall Kelly's PogiJ, has publically onenlionod hh need for Iukins a leave as early as six years ago. In the February 1976 Issue of a rover story for Tlmt magadne, Trudeau al~o gave o concise insiaht into the magic rtality of his cr~•tion,, oa. which sheds light on the relevance Doonubury holds lor varied people, as ...u as hi• currtnl desire for pcr.onal and professional re'tValuation. "A flight or fanuuy," he v-role, ••is no mcrt slci&ht of mmd . But onl~ children. .arc nunurod by it. Later, or rourse, many or us comprehend our .selr-omposod povor1y and ley to double back, but tho bread crumbs are al,..l}S missing and our railwes art immtn.st. •• <;:)%"'-if~~(\ E Trudeau feels that his characters are trapped in .ome typo or time warp, "carrylna the colors 8.1\d the KIFS of two separate generatlons," he Jlld Thursday. ' ' II was unfair to strelch their rormathe yean to cmbrac< both Vle111arn and preppy " Among pltru to be resolved before his January l stop da1e is the current prqniJ\cy o( Joanlc Caucus Redfern, porhaps Trudeau's most popular character. Among lmpcndina eoinu to be tackled by that dale indudc · the actual collqe vaduation or tht series' orlafnal mlltl character$, plus tbe forbodina threat or haircuts. Sadly enough, many or these , ,_................... ,•'1J'2600 OFF I COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION EYEGLASSES ; I I INCLUDING EVERY FRAME I I I Christen Dlor, Playboy, Sophia loren, Menrad, Yves Saint laurent, Rodenstock, LaCoste, Gloria Vanderbilt, and more l I I I I I I I Park-Sher I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I1 Optical I I 1 DOWlO'OWN Ellicott Square Bldg. 853-3490 1 TONAWANDA$ 1171 sn.ridan Dr. 875-8985 I EAST IUFFALO 1283 E. Delavan 898-0828 1 LACKAWANNA 835 Ridge Road 826-9230 I I I1 · Thla 11*181 oflt< good lhfOUQh Oct) I, 118:2 wtlh lhl• _. ...... ,o.,.....,tn_,.......,.,,...,MY _ _ . ej>eclel 0( d....,..nl. ) - '-••••~•••••••••••••• ' •..... . ~ ("'?·~ :!-r.;.--: '[~jf~Yl~??, .,., . ..-9 "=' • ~ ~~ ,,.}-i,YTl \ ,.... t' /) ·?;0~F'· . '-:r?Yi I~;;,_ .;~ ""'$ • OAJ. c~. · a ·~ v ~ <k><clopments will be missed by most or Burfalo, since n.~ Courier E.tpres:r-wblch carries canoon:~h~hto&cthcr amuses 8.1\d tickles as much •• it can piertr to tht quid<. Doonuburyloailly~buuiu often doina all or these 11 presses down on September 19. on«. Whut the ehar~e~m of Throua/IOut the 19705. Pogo and AI Capp's L 'rl Doooesbury was pcrbaJl6 the Abner had to be humorous only ncwsp3pcr strip to and rantasy-orienlod In thtor perpetually touch on tbe broad a~aran~n ord<T to assert range or insight that can be thcit political boldst(okes on seriously conveyed thro~~&h this the comics paae- Trudtau medium. Doonesbury is a lOOk the darin& Sltp of placlna shrewd marriage of two forms his oocially·molivalln& "'h In of the fow..color genre, tho creations whose tone and look would largely convey tho daily funnles and the editorial famiUar and everyday. It is a Wll or ima&illativo reality and. dream thai, lar&elY thanks.to Doontsbouy, did DOl di< OUI Ill this country durina the past l l years. One the note or .shrewd lauabt<T picrdna lbe everyday, " "e should note the designaled point of Trudeau's return . Word has it thai Doonesbury will resume its chronocles ia the of 1984. - Michael Hopkins ran �' The fit look and 'think' is _in the c!TIICitl or il>al!tlvtry ... !be olcloriJ - · ciiJc:uolod ODd rcparud · - by the .I . _- ''IAtcraalloaal Medical - ·~·· wMcl. ph)1lcol rllOal II an lmponaot put of a:aylna bcallhy and IICIJV<, _ , It b now becoo!Uoa trc:n4y due 10 the I l l - crau •. _ ; , Amcrica.pop\llarized by r..s dieu and IS n>iaota or ncrc:Uo. !hac - - ... clesiped to bdp ' 'ltoql the Y'QII.QI look.. - Scrrico. .. llle r<POI1 diocweed • JO-" ~ -.ltb\a. deli&Md far , _ ... 61-M • the UAI-, or Wlococuia at MMiooA Modica~ Scbool. The raulu ahowtd thl nm u.ou,ll the , _ bad medical problalu. Lbq-- ........... . or nltina 4S miau.tc:a to an ...,... lw\cc a WKk. T.... - odacJdocu for otuclalu:Mott coUoat •~u ore oaly lnteratJ>d ill IUSIIIalq the ,.,..... ''body boauillul" imqe. Ku,.. Moc&t. Wamao'a F"IIDell IAsuw:tar far abe American Hmltb _, ~ Cclller sold. "Yowoa _ . ..iDto the ....... wkh the idea or !lavina buiPII mua:lcs or looklnc IDOd in • bikiDi. but !bey odclom ..,..,. about tb<ir a.robk OI>OditJoa... 01\a> an.. IOaiala up tb<ir .....t poias. ,.,_ poopk wll allallpt to tate aa ...obic: daa wlllcb io -tcm"bk !bey realizt Lbq -~~~ shape lbio ia ....,. both ~-wde 'BOOGIE 10 ._s NIIAina _,.. co lltalf)lcm IDt riatu ow.,.•• This~ b!J)IIo 1101 IOtaiiJ atlribulabk to n><nUl .,._.... 01 wort ...,. Olaul o.-, UB .,..S MuOcnl io the PUBLICATIONS· DIVISION. DIRECTOR ·Applications can be filled out at 112 Talbert Hall Tbe stutted M ushroom ·Bar • Reslaurant 2580 Main street Buttalo, N.T 836-1971 otraiolofdt~~by the bowt, wllicb ID. . f-er to acoomoclate the . ,..... ID the lbJs u wbcft the trreaa or phJ1bl w:r<bt ... bdp. Rqulor cx<tCbo ... . , _ abe ban ... r.- 1!. ....._ aumbcr or 76 bau pa mllluta. Whal tbo ban is otraa<cl, il may oaly lncrcmc to the ~· nwnber of beau, but~ or qy .~. This eould -Y· ...... .. 12.000 beals. clAy. o.- said • ("'i\ OOARQ 7~0H£.1H O. Annouces Position MONDAY NITE OJ Will announce 3 for Sl.OO shot specials from 10.00 p .m. on ... Aho, . . - . . r l ' m - or depr.....S ar >IMply bared, til\lna SUB-BOARD I INC .· 8'*tb4~~ ll rr- • suo ~. . S&sGOts &7895 OLDIES Two Labatt's Blues for $1.50• .'. -r........,.. ot....,llhcaln,__s ocroblc-boon commulllty '-lth ......,-. Mrmatbmloa wr-clot-bec:o«M Wbmcwr tbo lmporunt. .....S, wiMllltr II~~ f>l Not&~: UICtUd thai thiJ _ . ar lbo.ply Jauiocl ph)1lcol cxm:iK ..... ~ lr)l •• '""anodl, u••,..... <!Tea on IIICIIlAI anlcuda. Moot..-" :ll diff<mM lrtCIII ~ tAit poopk limply rod b•uer alter a booocnc U:rled wllhia ll. ....., workout . Ai 00< )'0\lala marriod wom.oa noced, "ltlmply l ac:ll>dod .,. lac:rcuod adrmlla, ... ~blood- l<w:lo.and ean. fed u tlloulh I caa do an"lliAa adcl In tbo . . . . . -. 0... thlo ....,. I'm clone her<. Be far< 1 c:oodrtloo Is aalnied ........ the a real bitdl u hoc~~« to my body, k will- IIGiiiJOCDt b\ISbond, but now I'm _,ally pb)'llc:al ..uvtty ..... il. This ....., euphoric aller a -toon. Deadline: September 17 Prnmtlon of common diJnm lll<h .. tension h<ac~Ad~a, uleet, bia.h blood p.aou.rc and kidney problanl--«>C\\n when the bean b<u iJ """ered IO ll<lCOIDOCiatc sua\. llocawc the body is wMtina k:M, it th~ .has more t'llttiY 10 do ev~filna. matin& il poulblc 10 b< mol'< producdve. Conxqu<otly, the typical "brain drain" thai 1t ldl after looa houn of wwt or audy OO<W1 . _ froquenUy. Another mmw booiU from ..erc!J< lo Jlmply tbat any ...... strein due 10 a mood <hqe . ..,... u deprcsdoo or -ovation, can b< wort<d • - by a streouooa workout. St.omCJ •bo Ill• the l:iJm out from busy scbedW. fialllllat Lbq caa cooc:aunte more radilY on wbal Lbq ue audylna, lcaviQ& them wrt.b morc lcisutt tiDic. Aa for lm)II'O\'In& thdr teSt pwb, UB oophoonar< Marl< Bauer thinb thu, "worklr>a out corty in the rnomin& before an aam eould bdp rdleve tauloco, bdpi.Qa !'Q11 10 a cooc:entratt: bater.·· SOFT Commuters Do It l)ally .In A C•rpool CONTA~TS $99 COMPLETE: Len-, Eaam F.... C.. Kit & 12 Month Follow Up (1 11 Pair Only) Fll by Oocte><a o t Ol>lomelr)o Parking Problems? Paying Too Much For Gas? Tired o~ Driving Alone? LETS MAKE A DEAL ... Applications are NOW available to parti cipate In the 1982-83 Commuter Stude11t Carpool P1'09ram • • All you hav-. to do Is come up to 403 Capen Hall and fill out a carpOQI data form . · •._ Plese note that even If you currently have a commuter carpool slicker, you must still re- apply to the program. The forms are available In 403 Capen Hall. M~At - '""'.,,.., -'A DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS optimllmGM ~ 835-~ ~ ATTENTION GRADUATE STUDENTS 1st G.S.A. Senate Meeting Wednesday, September 15, 7:00 . 'PM, Parker rm. 4 <MSC> G.S.E.U., Special Activities Funding, Woman and Minority Student ~oodlnator, University-Wide Committee Appointments, THE GRADUATE & POST edltori are on the agenda. We are 6,000 strong ! Get Involved In the G.S.A.ll Call us 636-2%0 �Borowicz leads veteran Bulls in fall mini-baseball s·'eason I 'w . haV< a ~ PO<tloa or laM yw'a pia,... H...S ll&aet.ll c-!1 Ray Botowla. saki, ....., lloey .... buicallylbc ......... or ow team." -r--ave or lbc 11 pia"" lilted on the Fall Vanity Basoballrosttr .,. 1911 lettt11Dt11, u the . , _ . lkllll ~>fC~*e to mter th<U 3Sih .....,., o r ccmpcdtloa their c:xpcntr>tt should be a plw fO< them. rftllm~: IU lbc JtUOII draws ....,...., Borowia and IUIUtant c-h Jerry Scarttlla •• Aradaa dcr..,.. to tbar playera." We would tike to short up our dcr..,.. a bit moct,", tb< COKb saki aloQa wit.h tb< P<tchina ""'tina oa AI<JIIlhalina it," Boto.....,. added. " U. year our EKA wu DOC quit< wb<rc wt ....we! ha~ Uked II to be." Smion Ot-q MiUn and Mike Pow.r alona with Junior Rick Matonskl wiD capealn the 1911 BUU.. Mlll<r, aJona with Tom C<lclwdl, Dan Radley, Paul Mary, and Dean Cameron wiD all ... action In thr outnold, Tho ''"' to look for on thr infield wiU be Pttcr Hatnmcrl 01 third "-·Dan~ atS«<nd " -• Paul o.ddario or Mike Mosavero ac PloMop, and Jim Malllaon at lint. Tim Kruka, Jotm Hoar, and Dive Sl)tfanza will share the t hor<> behind th• plate. ··w.·,. Bocowla. cautioned that play<ra can alwl)'s be PIIO<d to dlffemu positionJ •~ che stLw n proaresscs, so the: previously mcntiontd Unt· up is in no way finaL There arc aJIO a handful or pla.y.,.s that at< capable or playln• more tban one position as ls evident by lnspeellna last yell'• ficldi., repon. T he ph china staff conslns or •b. ,..t1uam and s:lx ntwcomen and Borowitl claimed thai aJI of th~weomer• ha•e !OQd arms. Bob Cea, PQ<r Orlmm. Tim lfllclinJ, Jam<> Klopfer. an'd Jim Mac~ can all m., th• mound; as ....u as Rick Maronskl, Oaty Pepke, MUte PoW<r, and Dan Radky. Roundi., out the arsenal .,. P<rn Ro&aJI•. Bob Stri<Jtland, and Paul Webb. NOW AVAILABLE Timex Computer $99.95 " ,.7 l'l'e would lilce to sh9re up our defense a bit more " - Rav Borowicz Oerald Klopfer. Tony Sunynaki, ' and Ken We~&<>u are all abk to play nut l>ak and they ccmpl<te the BuU's rotttf, alona with John Mall.laon wbo wiU be OUt of octloo for approlimately two .,.... weeki ancr Jufftrina an anti< Injury In a recent automobile .III:Pdent. ~ twa ls affdlatod with the NCAA Divl&lon I, ECAC Divl&lon I, and SUNYAC. The BuUs Ol):dlthdr SC&IOO on Monday. SeptembC'f 13 in a doubl«<eadcr apinst ~ Statt CoiJeae. - l.aWTmce R. Mie~us Improve your memory. Order this memo board now- befofe you forget! AT: at: COMPUTER CORNERS 5152 Main St. Wmsvle., N.Y. 14221 T.C.S. "Art yow DIM. Drl•ea *'vlfta yooo u uyl" ull TtCHNKAL COMPUTtll SBVICES opec. . . . . . 514" ud , .. .......,....,.,...e ........... ~. -lc.rcK p o - ........ etc. 611~1Jl Need Something Sold Quickly? ... ... ... Want to Say Hello to a Friend? Need Services? The Spectrum qlasslfleds are an e/fldent way of cbmmunk:oting $1 .50 for flrat 10 words I .10 for eech eddltlonel Andren~ good times sdr with SeagrarJJ~ 7 Crown. --?1'·-·--- o•-- m. ~~e ---.: ~ue.ll_. �USA·--·- - ~ F rimdly tbinb the paptr wiU battle ocher momlna media its circulatloo drive. "USA T~" w/J/ be comprtlllf witll lf!omlllf .tdu/sio11, or fJ«J(Jit ti'I1Wii111 mlrltt pick It "fJ, " I lor~ Sllid. T1tls Itt d.Jms will /w I 4il"lflc»irr portloll oft/IN /Ntknll/p. "T11o- 11 mtuht for • Pll~ 1101 flkr IM as worl4 orlmt«< n-s, !M't ODe JIIOR. SAI4· ~rates. lnatent FS fomla. monthai<!JiaY * out.of·llf•t• ap.clellzlng 1ft t~ ellldent.l drtfere * All dl1ftf'8 eccepted dl1wlng --.1 A. A~tlve .A.Jnauranc:e biiZ2iiiJ over the paper. "Nor 1\&tlooally oricMed," Frielldly . , . this u auciJ a positiw Idea. They fed if it worts, AUTO · CYCLEINSURANCE * I Tbouab USA Tod11y is preccdau iettina 14 a sc:n.sc, Frielldly claimed the joumaliJm world is 001 cuctly .-.g.,.l.. of c." 100 ''" •'"""'" 886-2700 r-.ll!'d if it doesn't . •. " Frielldly DOled. " BIIt the pa,per should ~ to Oml>dl'a ~If it~." Wacker .ajd there bad bml tMk ora .ll&lion-wide paper about four )'an. AAd the COClOtJll or a nation-wick journal is oo strantcr to European c:ouotries ll);< Encland and~li.OCO Wei Frielldly. He lhiob USA Tod11y beer/ a rescm~ lO wac journalism, teak D&tloow1ck papen, both W.,:lr.er and Frimdly doubted . Ho"ever, Waclrtr provida JOCne food foe tbouaht:-"Do we want one~ionwlck voice? Or e>\OD locally, Do Bulfalonians' want only one voi«7" papers from thole coWilria, ludaina from procOlypa. "It 'a dose to a pattern of European cowuria, Ute '"' n~MS of Loodon or M011dr in fraJIC)O," the reporter said . Wb01hu tb!J\would be the future umd ot QJint roc u ,-- Need Extra Caah?- ATlENnoN MFC STUDENTS • Set up your bwn schedule. car not n-$1&1)1. Eam ' high commlulon on direct saJH. Call lor appointment Aak lor Mr.'Btlan 8&'·7V7 Npm. DEADLINE • Sept. 17 Attention Studentsll for mandatory atudent activity fee waiver. Fee waiver a ppl.l catlona available· In the MFCSA offtC:e: 6 Capen HaD, Amhmt Campua, between the bou,. of-9-4 p.m., Monday-Friday. Tel~boae Number 636·2962. ................................... r The Black Student Union Is holding a General Assembly Meeting Wed . Sept. 1 Sth at 6:30pm In Dlef. 147 SUPER FAST PRINTING Dr. uwrence R. llrzon ·-__ __........ ......... ............. 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I •We deliver- O'ne doll;ar will get you 1 square yard and discounts, giveaways, and other valuable prizes. . Get your chun" at all cafeterlas.Support your .t eam today! ~ -- ----------- - This coupon excludes beer & clvarettes Field. BUY A. CHUNK OF ROTARY FIELD.- ,.. "" ,.. _., Sl OFF YOUR GROCERY BILL S.A. Invites You To _Own a Piece of Rotary ' QUICK COP\' Friday, October 1, 1981, 4 p.m. Studeat• from all fM:altla are a...,..S to apPly. �classified ads I r-~==--~------~~----------~~~--~~------~~--~~~77~~~~~~~~~ '· • ·"\.l[t C mir Ot'fltt '-,_-,a ll 1 .... IIUIII\ ,.. • • ,., Of•• lu• .. f'l''"'"l f'llu.o•lt" f I ASSIFIE~ ~ OU••• ,....._.... OttC.~tt..,.._ t ' • , !t ~ "' M •hda-r lt>tw Yw·.Jrw.....,., •"" .. ,~ .a• tliiCI~ 1n fOt £lG. tl'ld "~t.~•···~l.A&Si rt£0Si orti\o·t• • lratl•~ ~ n •,. l l~f.,.tt.. .,,,~,... ....,~.~~.,_; lOiort"K.t\~IQRM ..... . f1>~\>I Uit•f.l " -..~ ...'"!" (+thr'l .... #'tN'ttfiO•II)f~ ..... l .... >o("'ol,ol a 1'--ild ....... ,,..,.i o............, .,,. 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Opan: Mon·Sal, 10.1 In liM BCKllavard Mall Jewf~ St~• . cloft'l mlu the: GRANDE OPENING OF: LA Malson Chabad uf~· r..... s..>t. 14, 1'112 1 a:oo , .... c.... a..,.. . n .zs lledHot nltfUIM<ot 1104) 1m coiiH ~llobl UVl ENT£ATAINM£NT llollc Colfou, F'loo O.U.IU ao4 r.....,. St..... TN> fu.t alt.t: C.fi llbtaet (Cift' • 'Artie& ..ttlll SAaRA hNt'. twtn of - · wllllloH au. & -olott ......... 1M llltluo' o Wtllo • .. llttt ...... ""' , _ wllll"""" CIUllO M4 ~ wllll t"t•IIL -· r:..ut~_... . . . _, ....., .... cw,. l.fM ~ . , . - - ,,... ................... . . . . -. __......... . . ~ u«.·~·-·· ,......,.................. JOIN B.A.R.C.·(TIM lkllfAlo ANIMAl Riqlen,c -.. .;n,• d Besides membership, tha following group positions aro available: vice president: repooslble, hard workl~g & dedlr:~ted to animals secretary: typing skills, ~fflce hours required publicity: In charge of newspaper/ndlo connectlons; ads, posters etc. public relations: tie B.A.R.C.In w/other loul & non-local animal organizations newsletter writers: write articles on trapping, sui clubbing, pet overpopulation, sport etc. for newsletters Please ull CAC at 831-3521, or Donna at 835-0229 If you wish to become - • suo SB~~~~c. SUI-BOARD I INC. J'Ot .tOt ,,, - -··-· ............JOe nJm.w.s... . ...,•• v. J4.D4 ' Your Student Services Corporation ANNOUNCES Positions Available For University Union Activities Board .(UUAB). . -.. . lnvolv~ . . for·· Fall 1982 and Spring 1983 RNl ARTS RLM COMMmEE ASSIST ANT CKAIRPERSON:Asslsts in the programm ing o f films sponsored by UUAB as well as supervising the ushers. PUBUCITY ASSISTANT CHAIRPERSON:Assists In ~dvertislng for UUAB and coordinates other ~ publicity projects w ith other divisions. of Sub. ·-aoard. · ' SOUND TECHNICAL SUPERVISOR:Supervlses the sound for all UUAB and other campus events. SOUND BUSINESS-MANAGERPromo.tes and manages the s~und component within UUAB. Informal resumes required-listing posltlon(s) desired &... any pertinent Information . Hand-In materials personally at Talhert Hall from 8 :30 am - j\:30 pm Mon. - F~ l. 1 �~:.c::;;:-z-;;;;:_..,~:-.-:_ :=:,-,_~,lt .......... UWtW ............ . . . . "*'-._....._....._ ...., I'PtO"-""""*tWII'JOtf·~ ....,...,..._ ...,. ~ w.A TTIIIIf.M ~...a t. --. .... 1 ~:::;:: .. ... c.t ............ - . '====:=~= ,......sac» .,.....,....TIItwll. ...... .., ..... :--:l\iiiiiOJI' =:7 ••11C. ........... ..................... ..... ..... .,....,.,...,~ ~ ......... ... 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Notice t o AU Senate Candfdate\: The Mandatory Meet~g For All Candidates Has Been Changed To The F:ollowing: Will Be Held Wednesday, September 15th at 4:00 In The Senate Chambers Petitions Are Due On Tuesday, September 1Ath by 4:00 ~ Studem Assocmlon IIEDfiOOW ,~, ~ b ~ l ._.f,..,..... =~ ....,. . wo....,....,.,.._ ~TW WAMtlO .... -....,.,..... .......... NX)IiltfOfiiiiiiiQIT..,'--- ...... - . . . . ~ -.11C.......,..,...l-(;JirM......., LN'Wr. . . . . . . . . . . . . ,..~ ,.., ..... ntE HtW MC»n CW1 • ~· 1AtAe ~.,.,~""-" ·~ .......... ~. ~W\f~C»>I . I.C. o.-..T.....,.....,_ ~~~~~~~~MM........ to~tbt il4~c.,...,.lt...t bllst IWO .,..,._ Ill IQ'M YW NMC• • ~..,.. Ml 01 ~ Sltn'l. vow ca.n &Of'!IKfl\ll!l_.l)t.C)'Wior eltYOVI 'ft¥tii'IMOI rHI ll'fCF"""' KAa WOYUM W. .,, flO* ...... 'or tM ,l;;., ~ .,,...., I 'OUIMCIQPII"'~~ 14..,.,.ti. . llt i:M ... bcllablote.OwNWI'I---~ ...,_ ' n-. ..... , ..... .. ,. ... ....,...,....,..................... .. M~fOII'Y WU1WQ ~ ' IU&.~ ~, .,..,.·t;;;;;;;; ~.AY( flfiT\If!tf[O, I'Vftl\t ...~., """' ..... ...w. .. .. ,...,lf'N. ............ ..-..c.. CM.nCl.ASI 'fOUII~fP lt"t*'~,..... ~ ,.._~_. ~ ~~ ~ ~ tll»r.W NEW LOCATION For benet "'"*'« TONIGHT! .-' STUDENT ASSOCIATION SPEAKERS BUREAU ·presents ABBIE HOFFMAN LIV·E Monday, September .13th 8:00 p.m. Knox Hall no. 20 Amherst' Campus Students- $1 .00 Grad Students-$1.50 Non-students $2~.50 1\ - ' ' Suburban Office Supply lros rr'IOU«1 with 1M Btonch Books1011! to: 3225 MAIN ST Buffalo, NY WE S£RVICE All TYPEWRITERS AND CIALCULATORS. WE AlSO CARRY Rl880NS AND All MAICE TYPEWRITER EQUIPMENT. 832-o909 '> •\\f ·\T I ll 1\ Tl 1\ 0" ( \llUI ·\lOR'> TEXAS I'NSTRU ... ENT~ �etc. (Juotc of the • d8}' 'Donnir-To Sleep' --Oo Voltaire's Orave ADen \ (IO!'IM!l~ Baird). MSc ~ Sodoty of - - £1oc. 011. ,......._, Tua .. Se1>l- 14, 1:00, Nonoo 112 (Waldman lbcorcr), All j unior r,.... a Teciuol4- Worto~oot~-A &ftd tcnlor ME'• arc lnYrted . For more info. call Bob &....,u wllo- lie Ia C1"114uu S.ll<>ol by S<ptcmba, 191) Job a.t<n-.. <llaiblc 10 apply to WOfk ror 11>< Cernrol IDtdllamc:e vlckotapecl 11\1~ will be shown md ~ . S<p(. 17. I 112·2679. p.m .. 316 Wmdc, MSC. "'_, d~~n~~a 11>< Sumtt>tt or 19tl. Sdcclloo rot 11>< ia hiahly competilivc. For funbcr lnfonnalloo. AlloM ~ Doll:o .......... - ......,_ _ . . for write: <Aordioatot Gnd\Wc Su>dics l'fosram, [)opanmcot Wrldoa w-..-,s.pc. 14, J p.m•• Waldman •udcnu coasl6<rioa -'><nhlp on l'llctdQ, Sept. r• • /1., ROO<n 112, P.O . BoA 192$, WuhlnJion, D.C. lbcolrc, 112 Norton, AC. 3:30 p .ID. bo Tljbert lll . Sophomora Who tuod.a J.S • tbdr fV1t ICIDCII<{ Of cum (Of freshman year we dial~ . S.oolo11 wllo .,. ..,._. oo to Cnol.""r. S.~ool With tbc Ottr<~N ......... c.,.. c.r ... a..-&llltlna oa 9/14. e~ccption ur Prc·Med, Pr<.n...t, ond Pro-Ve~. You mould..,. Out runt for ) w..U, from '1·10 p.m. In lh< CFC lounae •·- , ror thole Interested u. up 111 appolntmtnt to ocquirc a ref<r<n<e lite. CaD Mra. Shea, (2nd floor Farao number 6). Book COli b $4,2$, To rqWcr, an, ..tv., jour..., ~&ftd promotion , Sept. IJ ar S p.m. 831 ·3liS, for an appt . leavo namo and' phono Ill tbe CFC oiTiec (6J6.2J46) or c:oll in 211 Talbert, Coty (6)6.46)4) alter 6 p.m. • MloOiii.J Sc.._ll .,.. U.S. ~. The Minority Cnol. S t - " -· S.... Moollo&, Sept. IS, 7 P·"'~ llrD • G!aduat< Student Local« S<nkc SJ)ON«ed by lh< GndiWe Pork<r (MSC). We "" 6.000 llroclll 0., bo\OOI....S lD the SU!oe- lbc OC u orpnizina iu lind Ac:tiYiti<i for in GSAII ~ 111 ¥ 436-lMO. R«<>rd Euminotloas Board hclpo arodUOJc irutitutiotu -II>< year ot a ill1h< JSU loom, 2:10 Tolbert, Wed. odcntily ""-ity 11ud<ms lotac:sted in IIW&uloa lfodUIIe eve., 7:30 p.m. Come, tal\ about )'ollt uperimca &ftd lOW' studies For fultllcr lllloruwloo, ~<: MlDOrity OrodUI1e hopa. • r... &eMeoc Sq>t. u. • p.m .• 10.10 Stvdcnt Loeot<r Service, BoA 2897. Princeton, NJ 01541 . Oaneu Hall, AC. Allyooc_int........S il iDvited 10 auencl. 1m P'"''""' J-...."" Mm.., uu~ -u.s t::i.- ........ II r - ....., te perf- - . . we hove 1 p1ooo< lor you. Aoyow wll~ u .............. ot lfod. ...... l.otcrtiled In Come~olmociFolkO.U.X,IOOADeo(Oid&ltdHaii);MSC. UU.U Coltlral M4l Perf. . . . . AN .......... S:OO. Wed. puravina 1 ureer In Orehestra Mon&aemcnt thould ~~e to: Tues. Eve. 11 9 p .m. Sq>t. IS, C.P<ll Lobby. We need wliten, waicr...., ho. . OMFPITralnlna Dept., Amcrleon Symphony r...c:stra , Leaaue, P .O . 8o• 669, V'~e~~na, VA 22180. lllldtott 01 OottroUc M4l tlodriall ~ Fall ondho.tt....,, mcmbcrlhip "rulh" plllty, Wed., Sept• U, S:30 p.m .. Bell Meodloe- Drint lna or dno& llot Stll<llo Artea no.tro "' ...... ,.,. J.ol..-,., in Hall (look for poot.cn With rm numb<r). AD tnanben and Ala>llol vaphics, boa orrtce, house mana.ac.mftn, market.in&, myonc interested Invited. Free be« &ftd wiQP. For ~ pn>blc:ml II you ot a fricod ooedJ bclp, you can auencl publiaty 011d _ , t da-1<.. For further lnformatlon, eo<~tlld: free 011 Mooday, U:JO 10 2:30 Ill II>< Palmer llrD, info. c:oD Tom or Bob P. lll-2679. l<tuluya Lona (11~). Harriawl. MSC. 0 A,_......,_ -u.a. s.-. .............. r. ICWIJIIII r. ~"" d.ru., 11>< Cnutd .,..... or ta Qoh4 Cart. uve 191:144 ao:ademic year &hould write to The American- entmolnmeac, eAOCic: coffoaand ceu. deu<ru. Sept. r•, Seond•norl.v! Foundation, 127 Euc 1Jrd. St., New York, HY I p .m., Main Sttftl Chlbod Houx, 3292 Maio Sttftl. 10021. nt Eta Slc•a- F..,..,... St:lootolllt Sodoty-Cwrent S.nlors and Cl"'l4ucr 11a....11 tat....c«< In """""' In Sophs. at UB who feci tbat tbeir QPA lot tho Frcll>man yoar &OV<rrunenl, politico, &ftd publk affairs ore diaible to apply miaht q.-Urr thom fot membcrlhlp 1hould inquire at the Phl for 1 MU<er't dqrcc Ia a 011eo-year proaram In Polltks Uld Ela Slama orfkc in 2$3 Haniman Hall (Sll·l9J2). Publk: Policy at Rua.<n Ufti-.ity. /l.ppllcadoo must be made co tbe EaaJcton lrutirutt &ftd to II>< Onld. Sehool at SA _ ...,. .............. Drt.. nowthl'OIIah • p .m., 0<1 . 4, Rut.a<n. For f'ultllcr IIIIo., write: Dlreccot, EaaJctoo lnstilln< Ill Taiba~ H.oll. P<tltlool10 join the SA AJJ<mbly'avoilabk. of Poticico, Ruc,ers Univcnity, New Bruruwic:t. NJ 01901. The only rtqulr......,t il oiO .sipaauns, ..,._Law r.,. Snlon. The followina law tdloob will be on Slpu 1'111 f4ooiloe F,.ttnlly M<dlott. Wed .. 9-U. 7 p.m .. 1111 Norton, All thott lnter<Sled in jolnina are Wfed to au end. Co7 P......., AIIIMclt 51.......,... Cnttr, M· F, I·S p.m ., 1111 Talben Hall, A C. Wt bold weekly mectlnat on friday. s p.m. in lh< crnter. Feel r.... 10 call 6)6.J06] &ftd a« in>OI....SI F . - 0.11 ~ MtdJooa, Wed. S<pt, IS, 3 p.ID., AD lnt<rated wdcom<• EotJsoa IY!IIu- fUrwlrt-1 A umi-ttrucsiUed 1uppon lfOUP 906 Ckmtnl. pro&pee~lv< Jtudenu on S.pt. 28th- Brooklyn Law S<hool, Unlvcnlty of Bridaepon, VIllanova University &ftd Rut~Us-Camden. New Jersey. Sian up for l!Merviewo by ea~Jin.t.8]1·3SIS ond uk for Mrs. Sbea. ror persons who blnae ot , ... ucallvdy il bcina off<red by th< University Coul\klina Servio.'t. The •eckly pr~ ltiUU Monday, Oet. lith at 3 p.m . Call 6)6.2720 for 1 tcroenlna interview. Ha•t11 H o-. a lhdtcr ror battered women and their chUdren, n«dJ volutlle<n. If ~u haY< a few houn a week &ftd would like to wort with II>< women or th< ehlldrm, pleue c:oD Janc:t ClwlmaD 111 ~for an applic:aJ.Ioa. Our D<X1 tralolua JWOtT&DI bqlos on 5q>l. 2111. ~ aediu ••.U..bk lot Jtudcnts. 111pu n 1 ft>olo• Frottn~~ty Roalo -r....-Moa:.Fn., Copen H.oll by II>< candy count<r for Info. on UB'• number I Cratanity. eampu• to Interview Ord< ll Mtttlot, Se-pt. 1•. S:JO p .m .• Polmer Room, lDd floof or Hurinwo. Ne\o manbcro wdcom<l u......,...._lllolorr . • ,.- .a"...._ a. - - ,· a 1 life I Volunt...- today &ftd wort with c:hlldren, older odulll &ftd 11>< lkt. 0a11 CAC at St- u taki'U lvitll 831-JSll, 67 S HorritiWI Hall, MSC. Conaressman John LaFalce'• orfkc in Burr. or Niaa. Falls &hould lttld • resume and al<Uer exprest1111 wilY they will> to P.T ., O.T .. ~ FA., Cerootolol)' It N---<let you< be an Iotan Uld a tronJcrlpt to Rlchatd T . Lee. DUtri<t volunteer ...,. witH the CAC. 8JI·lS21, 67 ~ Harriman Hal.l , Reprcstntativo, Now Federal Buildina. J J I W. H uron Street, MSC. Buffllo, NY 14202, tel. no. 716/~S6. Time commitmml minimum or 8 howe • weot. S..lor • - ...r .,.., ""*""- ZOI'n'A Inter. b offi:l:lna Orad. Fello""ihlpt ID . . . _ related tclcnees &ftd ..,._Lrtr s..lon. St. LouisUniVcnity, Sehoolofl.aw, wW be enallleaina. Fonm fot 1M, Fdlo""ihlp A~ ..., be on c:ampus to l.ot<nlcw P<OJPOCClw Jtu.dtnts on Sepc. 28111. oblaiDed by writina to: Zonta truCllollioul, 3S Woet<r Call Mn. Shea at 131-)SIS to malle on llflPI . Drive,~. Dlinoil60601. •..... - ..,.,...eel .. ..moe .. ......,......., a. ;, wblt:b lndlviduaiJ aorac on food &ftd then""""' dth<r by YOntitiq Of latina luatives. For info. about treeiment for thb dbonlcr call 139--2023. ...._.. II • ....,. - u, Coetldl O.W· - •· Sq>t. l:30 p.m., UHC olrteo on 5th noor of Red J..k<t above Hilt. Dept, All new members ar(: wekome., Tile '""=" & ~.arts uu~ lwtures Oalf.,., _.Perf. ~~ OHSorlos ,......, we ott pn>od <o prettnt Kenny Byrd, vcatriloq\dll &ftd cocnediaD oa Friday. 0<1. I. 8:<10, Talben BvUpen. UUAI Moolc a . -c-ltUCRRed bt music:, concau, sound, security, •aa•. pubtidty, hOSI'itallty and much more. Get involved now by ntlina out Ill appl~lon 1n 106 Talben. 1 UUAI Co" . . , _ 0,.. MJb Sorlos-Are you taltoredl Would you Ht e to perform In front ol a Uvc audlenot on a prOf. 10und JYII<QI7 WoUld you tiketo be mtenaiftod by oar vasa amount 11udmt IAkntl 10, come to ()pat Mik. Wlllc:h ror dttolls premier ~· 11m< locatloo. or u w w . a- STAGE A . _ for "~to se-d Ill Busioaa ,..._ a..ay Tolna." will be liold tonfal>t &ftd ·-Dip~ u. HaniiDaA Slltdlo. MSC, 7 p.at. Tile~·· 01 0 ' adMal ....._ wOl be held on: HUJIPriap Thunclay, ·Sq>t. 9 at l:JO md 6:30 Ia 14 Baldy Hall, Uld n t H - IIMan of W.a.N pramt Folk~ WOtklhop on Sat. Sept, 111 two ..sont-9 a.a. TUeodoY. Sop(, 14 at l:JO In II>< Paitna' Room (S<ennd Floor, Wl1dsoa W..ur..-TecholqU<t lor preparln& an 10 11p.• . 'llld I p.m. to 6p.~~~,o, Sl.OOper pmon perftllloll, H.vrim&a H all). '\ effect!¥< twum< wW be diJewaed. Sq>t. 16, I p.m., 211 ll.ooal 211, No<toa Hall, AC . Patter (M:SC). Nancy AncJm.-PI)'ehotbcnpist. a-~ ......_ v•--.ow. r.. ilucmlblp _.llnirics. u-• o .... .....,.~Modlooloa9tua~3 ScrW:a. al4 bour p.m. In,_ 631. a.kly lUlL Nt.1.,....ba& wdcomol ........, ccatcr voluftlecr aad Pn>f....,. IJ'OiaJq &ftd Jllpervilloo ore proWled. Tbis If a Yailllblc ~ fot.,....,... in<.. ...ed llllbe Pf}'dl •• tociaJ WOft , COOiiuodlne. _,tal baltll, or biiDWI ICIVIca r'ldd. « lor ~ who - ' 10 bcr:om< Involved wltb COIIUDunitY WO<t, For more info. c:oD 134-3131 . ,.......,. - - . of ~ SptcfnJIIt ...... SCalf-All U. &onlo 0.. 11 now -ina every M, W, F Ia Ootk'• Hall witl>ina to be a phocotrOPber mllllottencStlcb !DCt<lina, Wed., Gym from S:30 IO 7:00, The cl\lb b alto ICC<Plina a - W..... W~W<d., Sq>t, IS. S: l5 p .m., 100 SoP'. IS ot S p.m. In Room 14 , lalcly H.oll. - b a s OG liqlc. l:l at S:30. All~ arc-· ~..·~~·· ~--··-~ " �backpage; sports I -. Sp~~elrum photo t>y Deve HIH:kmen Cortland edges Bulls C • ORTLAND, Sept . 11-F-b.ll b a rdativdy .,..y pme. Just uk Cortland State kicker 11m Reynolds. Playlna In only hb S«<nd f-btlll _..,.. <V<r,IM former IOal<r star lticked a 37 yard lldd aoa1 with jwt U ICICO!Ids leR to play In the p.roe to ddear the UB SuUs, .31·21 hen. ' The Bulb were play!oa aaalrut more Ulan tM RAid QnaoM u IIIey cootlnlowoly hurt t.hernJ<Iva with pmalti<s. The hi&h orrenalveproductlon wu orraet mainly, not by Cortland's defense, but by ita 10 pmaltles wblth raulted In ll9 lost yards. Head Colth Bill Dando wu understandably upset. "We had.them. Thcjo coWcln 't stop wo. Their defense wun 't lhere. The only thioa we did was lllop oundvco, " he aald. ' The Bulb' first drive was typical of ito effort throu&]lout lhe pme. Tatloa the opmloa ltickorr over 20 yards and lhen piecioa tCJtC!her a drive to the Cortland IS In just five plays, the IIINSI stOPJ)td via a UB mbtaltc. territory with the bdp or l$6 yards or Bull deferul"" penallles, niucb to Dando's clistute. • ''The referee was callloa junk stuff,''M aald. ''You c:an play ep1nst 15, 16 people. But .. . we~ OlltM road." Conland's.Buna strudi: own efforts. Frank Llc:ela pitted off the first of hb two .,..... for the • apin three n>il>uta later with.., 10 yard catcb and NA. "You""''' pvt aRcmooa ., his OWtl ......, yard line, which starteCI anoth<Fiooa UB uP.._...,.... tit<tM one'slhey did to us." Oando aald."All !My drive. UlintJ up the remainioa and C>Ot-IWJ n>il>wa or tbe lint had was three plays, Tb01's aD, just those lhroe bomba." lalla hid 10 quarter, !My fouod tbemJdvco on the Cortlaod five yard line. But ooce ouutaodiQa day abo, throwlna for three tOIICbdowna and complttiaa 9 lpiD UB ........ COOl tM Bulls _........, poiau. After rwo of IS for 2.19 yards. ....,.plttloo$, Mike Oreoo stepped ID or a a.mtt in the eod The tlUd time lilhtenlfta sanKt eame ID the third quaner. Buna zo!,e ODd ran II 0111 to the CortlaDd IS yard line. · ~ed aM yard toucbdown to ~ IM - . : oace apia. ODe Aslclt rrom the IDtaa:plloo, Donat I'*' u _ . . , . dey, minltte earlier, Wbkdlad hid put the Bulls lllald wilh a 14 yard . _. COIIlplttiaa 2.1 of 40 for lU ,.nil. Lut ,.ar, Booncu was rued ~~had a.,.,.. the lfOI!Od,......&IQI for 111 yards. Divillon lll'a t o p - for~ -ka aod M rmisbed the aeasoo an ' On the~ play of the quarter, Buna ~t ,.. ODO<her 1oq All·"'-icM. - t o sa up lhe score lhu save Con land h-llrill...t of the....,., A Ull flaally p 011 1M botlrd Ia 1M ICIOOQcl quarter, tUi!ll ~ baln..ct oplloo from Mih Bowe swpriatd the ICIUIDOd Bulls, tUiaa lhe of a CortiODd tUf'IIO\'n. lulls' defoulvetao:tle Mike Roai ~011a baD to the lhree yard liM. On the ensutoa play, baln..ct Tom Lee walt ia ror the..,.,..,, O..C Coot fllalblc 011 the Red ~ 30 yard line. Five plays later, UB runnJoa bllo:t P.a Wlllldlad ~aped IAio lhe eod 11011< with lhe lint of i'bc: topcy~urvey natwr ar the ....,. continued • Bltnttt led the Bulls his lhra NOhiDa toudldowM. 00 a qulc1r.90 aecond drive thO% raulted ... a T1m Nl\lueb 2J yard The Mlf ended lhonlylllcnafter, wid! UB In lhe l...t HI. touebdown'.camper. ~ 76 yard drive ended With over 11 minutes ia tot to • IU'OO& aecond IWIIIWt after tM ICIOOGCI or Cortland·· the pme. N~ueb finbbtd with 69 YOJds 011 10 earria. fl1lt two-oven. Red, p,_. quarterbllo:k Scott Zalu> fllalblcd lhe b.ll, The ranalni1la ptUt or the pme wu a llfllllk bee~ tbe teaau in the Bulls rotOVered aod llarted another dri"" thai ended wiclo a Bulls' temtory. The deddioa turnover aod the Bulls' finll, was Whlthcad one-yud tOIICbdown nm. Wkll II mlnuta to so In the thlnl Whitehead's flllllble oo the BuUs' 47 yard liM. quarter, U8 had a 14-41...t. ..,. ,Jay 'Cicily, subotilutlna for the Injured Zabn, ditected lbe evmtuol Buc Conlaocl eboaaed tiCtk:a and tM momeatlllll quicklY shifted to wlnnina drive w!lh two short pwa and two not~olna plays. Alter a tM Red ~. The first of the Zaba to Fnnk Bwmo tim«>uu, Reynolds went Into lhe p.roe to perfOI'tll hb h<nllc feat to J<Dd tM 4j()() tans home happy. ocorlQIOOmblnatloD COAMCtlon - Wlleubed shortly after tM J«<ad Bull'• """"· Tbe 40 yard bomb . . . 8ul SeM Kowal tunied tile The Bulls pla~t ,..... In Ohio apiMt Blldwin·Walla<e ror 1 ni&ht ..,.,... way. On t.hc day, Butm ......t d&ht- for~ yards aod pme and hope ror better luek. "The d<r..... played super," Dando be IICCIOUIItCid ror 111011 or t11o or r -. TileY cooqucrcd lbe rat or the lamented, .....tlU:q>l. ror those three plays... • Qllarterbllo:k M.vty Barmt Wll blindslded aod flllllbltd the b.lJ U lldan Moran rt!COvertd for the Red ~ to stop the UB drive. Aller the UB deft~~$< has stOIJPCid Coo:\lalld, UB lhonly nained ODO<her of its .n.n r.- sam•"" ro\arth us orr ocoma -. - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/89eb406cf9da9fd34a903f2745e962bb.pdf 7378fad172b396ccf7abbdfad293edad PDF Text Text lHE EORUM l National s·anned Book Week concludes today as bookstore~ defiantly display well:known classics By City SETH ALLEN EdtltH W ' \ 1111 de! A/kr Ul W011dtrl#llll, Tit# A dV<II/Unts of S/otrlud Holmn and l.cn111'• Dftfololton of,_,.,._ alll\a>e ;, common? They arc all ....,. •dl wrill<ft. wdl known I"«CS or wriiiJII. They 1\a¥< aiJo bem bonncd by some local IChool bMrd or rown. a ....... bUJW!rcds or otbcf boob, many or lh<m dulla. Th< lill or .bonncd boob reads tih a rich man'• tibrary. Tomorrow is the lui day or Banned Boot W«k. Throuahour tbii put .....k. boobtoreo and fibrana atrooothc CO<Intry 1\avc joined rol<f)ln in c~cr..- or all the oclwlon• by otttlna up •pea&~ area> where bonncd boob arc bcina dlJptay<d . The UJ1 or bonncd boob-«>mpikd by 11w N•w Yo•k 71'mn. Tlme M ~~Piinc and Olhcn--inctuclel over "10 titles and 'CVcnl 711ulnc> lllld ocwq>apen. Th< week n sponoor<d by the Amttreat\ Society lor Journall•u and Authors, Th< Amcric:an Boot.Kilc:rJ Auoclallon (ABA) and the Amcric:an Ubruy Aslot:Uition. The purpose or Banned Book W«k b inform pcopk that thccc are tehnol boarda, town boarda lllld otllcr mwlicipalitia that actually bon boob. Licht fountain Boobtorc, Manqu Michad Odcrl We!. -- .. :- _ .-::;,-. • - IANNED- 11 Courier's closing causes concussrons as newspaper workers face shaky future By UZ PE:rRINO ·-~-s..itllwu _..,.....,. .... _,...,.... ......r Doooilc tal~ or .... 0..,.)' • COIIt rlbuJIII.f Editor 0----.l . . .,._ ... --.-.. ultk. --·---·411T ...,........, ...... ..,_. . . .....;u-.-··- otolld _......... _ _ _.._~eoww ..._.. .......... k_..,.._.., ... .. ....,_""' ..,._ .... ...,.r......._. __.,.... orlllo-...... ''l1wJIIodaNST .. .. _ -- .......- ....,_ --Ao----··--...... -------,.,., la -· ,_Ao-.of-lliodf. .. _to ... !oai........ ~· Wtwor .... diM swr--..,_,_, _. ,.........,.._. . ;::.-'--':":"··~~ ___.. ...,.._of ~ ... -·-" ........ }.... co.tor. Jr •• , _ or ..,. Cowta . . _ ......,..... whldlowuttw .,..--~-· T ....... • . . •-NIT. Hc-loorotl•tw-lolrietof _...,....._ loo.-4 ....... - - ........ ..,.... ..,. • lrioM .. - . ..,. Ooorir. 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Tlk .,.q,lo £V....,,_IooaOIIIJ-IIw loaof b d t _ . . . i o ... k . ., IMPt ......... . ...... - doily Ill< day tJior ... ~- Ttw ~ ...... ~ . SooMo7 - • ~of rm. Ttw a.t1flo UM ......... - fotc...-. oflldoll - · __ Hap<h<-"-•' .. ill......, lllhdtoTV ........ lrll _ _ _ ,., ....hllr< _ _ o f _ ,. keMolldJ. ·u wu ......._ MWI ... ~~t~~~.· ......s. "E~"'-1-.."-oold-,_ .., -.. ~-. J.,...,.,-......... ....... ....... .. . __ ....._ ....,., _Md_al_ ....., ......... - ... fllor Oid< ___ _.,_ -··-_ ...... •.., job ..... Apon , _ . - . . . . .... ~-_,. _ _ .,..._ _ _.._ . Ill< �lHE~UM in short. I Vol .. J.otJIQoocl<olld<£-........< teorr; Ca.NOtltft ...... o. .. Ooor~.. ~Uied H arriman PIIU) Tho deal u fmally IICI . Hotrinya'• third floor b DO" the properly of Acadcnu< Alflbi'J and 1M Ooponmcnt of Th<alcr and whilt ....,ol orr- "' tho bu<mcrlt or tlw I>WicL"' ... >later! for IICiivW<s -· c.-. •udal• Afta a Wcrload.ly m«<IJII, <<'P'acnlottAadcmoc Afflri, Th<al<r, Jtoodml ao•<rnm<nll, and Sl I Affoin ..,ud thO! 1M third floor .,ould b< <n01111h com ror rooau 26, 21, 29, 30, and 61 Ill the beocment . In ltOdtiJOII, Slud<nl A!rout .,-,u ~UP) Th<atcr's fortn<r r..... .floor pracu« room 101. The KqiU"IJOn or 61, wbJch IJ only UJ&blc ti AGnle spoa, .,tJI aJJo., otha orr- to be .......able " Wt'll b<labna what ibollld not b< aona< and tumina it Into wable.>po«," Acuna HOUS< Council Clwr DtY>d Hoffman uplolncrl The IN,iority or the st<:Ond floor ""II ran&Jn tht proi)C'ny of 1M n.t.la [)qlonmnu. ' Jotw. t.twN. A.tf Owt<IW crnbu>ytat""""'? 8) Wlw ,. 1M <OIIccll•< noon, well as 1 hnd of totllc, for oo.bl 9)Wiw ,. 1M capu1 or w.. Gmntnt' IO)Whol No<th American 0011011 II.U ... t nauo.Wwcd '&!lot ' printdy OW!Icrl1>etllts? O..._,OIUM ~ G"'fS>•~ UIJltlr~~ AoNiy-(l.... 04Wod ~.. , .. f\ft Lot• ScNttofHt:W.. O..:E_E_ u..o.... _ . . , . _ _ , -. J.,... r,u.q p>w.o ~p111•tJd I~ P»~Of1WII O>JUW (OI ·~~ ~A111 Jo "'"'"" ..,, q '<!""' JO tU""""lJI!d a " unou ••tl»fll> >lli.(J ••oe ~,. 8QC ScftOOt.e)'fSIM FfltUN Sco4t F1tnerlll'M«a MI<1IMI r - M IS. . . , _ , _ MICf'IMf._ SNttW.,.,.... .,.,.,...., Ml(.h... Cw,.~A.....,.,.,_,., .,.,_.,.., '>tdo>d uonuw ..,~t pua d»~• uomrw 9S ~11- 'PIIOJIA'l ~" '.<.nuqn1nt~ •. Jo"' ~~~~ Jj "'00«11'11 "' 11ssn ·~t JO ~Kin •tiQ'J T 11 •111s ' tiOUfJnq JO lnO 111!01 ..... I! II~ I po:KtnOUUI tn>dr,ivi!J•tr.J >lti(£ ' ' '0~VN UfO£ 01 DOfiiU IU..... !SOW >~I AM UJadS(t '!J'tua:l '0 \UOJO~ Ul 1\sf...W lllfl'jf >JU,(I <• I) In wh11 city I> th< lntcmatlonal Munnary Fw\.s (IMFl m«<Jna this ..... k? 2) ldcrjllfy the European n1110n whtch 1110!1 rtcently jolncrl NATO. J) the Buffalo new>popa that announcer! on Tucsd'l)' It would b< foldlna. •1 Jud'crl by tl>< number or voluma, wlw is the world's !uacst - w ion hti the latant population rallo of ll>ec!> to IF YOU DON'T YOU' LL BE CUT OUT STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE WAIVERS ARE AVAILABLE Applications are avaU11ble In ~ ._.tY!Ii~t• - Do you feel es if your old books are worth something? Do you need extra cash? t.'·~' .. . M ' ..t ~ .~ S.A., C.A.C. , & Coca Cola present THE U.B. 500 The U.B. 500 is a go·can race a~d Fund Ratser for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. The tace will be held Seprember 12th on Putnam Way at the Academic Spine . The entry fe.e is $10.00 per. team for undergraduate students ($20.00 for other$ per team) Pick up on entry form at the S.A. office in Room 111 Talbert Hall. The&4! forms must be rumed m by September l Oth For r'f"Ote information, conlact Norman Goldschmf~t at 63612950 If you answered ~ They muat be back by Sept. 17 L StuM{II Assoelarlon --- YES, the S.A. Book Exchange oan help. Bring In your old bo'Oka, set yo.ur own price, and we'll help you sell them. We're located in Room62S Harriman Hall and we'll be open - until September 17 Our hours are Mond_ay - Friday 1D:OO a.m. untM 5:00 p.m. v.... open w.·,•• UH t:OO p.m. on W~netday 8netllMI,.da~ So hurry up and let us sell your books and get you MONEY c.•• _..._ ,-.,.. 1ktt4a .. tN ,,..,.,..,..,. brOOU 8ollf 110 ......U. of~. ......... i hM tid.•t to M.n ..G.ae.,• M'I H,tw ft.. .... pwreba•• .. 1 ./ -UIIIA~.lt.tt'I.WO. ' ' ' Student Association would like to t hank All t he people who worke~ on FAllFEST 1982. Room 111 Talbert·Hall u. ......---.~~~ti)Jl. L•..,.'• Con••1'~'" O.vld Student Association Book Exchange ~Bq, ' They are based on FINANCIAL HARDSHIP ONLY AtnM M lt~ ftfodfiCHoft 1111/Nf« t(.alnt O..aldiAIW. ProdtlctiM Coor. Cor;rection I IN ROOM 11 1 TALBERT HALL Otndy UUQ"IWAtl'#.eoo.dJN,_; Top Sbdf music: b not 1M oolt outhoriud r<Oiir •hop lor Al-..z and Ekktra iMirumcnll u was publl>hcd tn 1M Friday. St,Kembcr l imtc, ALL S.A. FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS PICK UP YOUR BUDGET PACKETS BY OCTOBER 15TH ...,,tt/A.Itl TcwwyOrf ...,.;M-..ar I.....,UJ>AOI '!'liDd >qJ 0\ po<OddO •JiYOU>t ~q pnp< sa.. ~IMS 'IIJ>9 U! ~tnqW3 qSJjOd •JU. (1. ~"""' tnt \f';IJ,.....(. .~ ~ .,..,.,.~.,..,.. 'ptJO" ~ql U! OtliLI uawn~ 01 d»q~ IUIIII~ ·~I ~ Wit and Wisdom ..,.~ 6) ldcruify the pen Mmt of tho AUth<» wh<'IC real rwnt " " ' EncArthur Blllt 1) "'JJat Ewpotan at~ hti toomlly b<en6h< ...e or. tcrrort\1 '11>""0 >fJOOO >WliO >qJ J>p011 ~ooq p>~>!lqnd '!"J8 Jn~IJ\I :v.il9 j ) Wlw people? i ..... ~O• et 'M......... 6..41t01 A.1 UC l<eU'IC[M....,.... &IItof 'l'lljll ' library? .... tfw. ............... ~ .......lq.,... -....,liooc,Jl. "'..,,,_~ ...·ln-W~~ �Battered Iranians fear further violence . ,..,eel By DAVID O.USI Cl>nlnb• IIIIE &J/10< ID tJM: at\crmll.b Of ~Q41y'1 b6ood) clash bd wta~ pro Md 6nii·K~ f~ oo campu, .o.u: protttton a,plru4 the blool!lc R<!>lib& a..,.,. •u.Ufcart~ The rf&llt•OI - · .., 1a die OUWdc Pw..cr lOt ._hen taU Kbomoal h-.nlllft aUIISmu •tcred ttk I'I.U.~y •hlk tht oc.l\cn •en lofkcd owt COM "'\Mic1M, ~~~~~ ..dkd 10 ~ anonymow tot feat or adcbt:tonat "tepttuh, IIMt ''the:) shul 1JM: ha hb ad had dtuns •Ad dubt. Thq- .aM:d all their force &net "'"''""to ~all "' " The Uvdm.J <t~Jmc-d be IU\d Pili (~ ent.hc:wu..:~• orc~.·· .,._ ''Tlo<y .,. lr- h• oo Olhcl<lli<otolo~--"'-· ""J<in· Calli"""" Oriffio oliO .-d t1's.alt 1M two 1tCNPt b\C CIMnicli!QI hod rfPOtt• _ ••o. _,...,.~ ~G OM: tiiMir'llf w .... . . _ , . , . ,. okookl F'ub~~ S..tnt wu1vmmor.led &nd ~u~e:kl, arnvaJ to WlJaU.It the t•o uoucn "Tbt •nh·Mwmdn• mtdttu~o «.lal.m«athC') •IAted 1\1 ~· (h&flf't but •ere pJOhlbHc<l "I '*It bl«<llllf «WW the nom and then ll~ m 10. "t Stnlor ln~te~t\.a•t oc Frat~• Patte ~ the U\tdtnH h•d mt~undcntood me dcpanmml'\ '"''"' llon!t " M y mc:n had juu bro' '" I.IP a ""-bod,....,.,0/lc-. ..........,. _ . . . , ........ ohcy""'ll<- ..;u,_..._ 00 ..... calcd f« 'Ill< otodmu ow«< obol-. of lllclfSl....... MudmultUBobo ¥0Siii!J _ .... "bot tbcy dooo'o f\a¥c ttw &ub ~ •ba c:oul4 ............. tbcm U!d oloat , _ .. T11<RIId<tlupouot<douotbol;..., art not oaty &ed--Kbomaot. INf atilt• Sbab ttlw ,......, lad<o of'""'*' '411dl. 11 We- ire: not PohniA:I nntcn •• •n)'Onc bu1 bJ.&mc tc oa C)k qsttm ri'IA1 Untied Srttn." be .ald. Two or my rtlall~ct: have alrudy bf:ocon ucfUttd 1mdcr Khomc:inl'• 'f'l.lmt " ThO:K Studcnh wbo <tptJOK tbc ruJIn& hl.-m•t ltllmt uy l.h&J the Khonlnn' \Upporten &tt n'CT)'YJhtft. M• ruks Iran," tl\q optainc:d. " We dmund that some1hina bt (Jonc by tbe -'Chool and the uucknu aplall.tbC' Uf'OeiUn '" Iran.'• ti&Kl one: Audcm.. " We •ut aU to underllMd us tDd )lelp \lf'deal w.-tth 1hiJ r.,.,-m of international 1morbm " Onrno,wat flOC .f\lfl)fiJ«< t.t the out• bru.k_ "Thar idt'oaopc;t we: 'WOffib Apart. Somr: o( thac' t iih: att' told tbtu familks btvt been kllltd or lhc:1r cordlna to OM srudmt, tht lnnlalu propcnitt an rakm a•-a). •tnch li 10 the: ''udcn" INN -----·~ "'N"""' fll tr l"tl/tHtl filii wUJ be holding an Open Houee for all member• or non· member·• · Sept. 1 Otb In the Red Jacket Lou """' plu• alo 1 ttrh ''""'" /f't.lm f.'f MS '''"''"' /.,,. rh•·••" nttltW N{•JI •"'ult~'llf ""''"Iii tilliJMI Reservations Suggested -633-78788326 Main Street · - to --~ poWial t.i.)'tltlM '"'f1wrc we Ol·cr JOAOO cun of ~ rc qQC:M.Iftt to r«~M~A ta the Uued StMo ... Need Services? ..., kCVtcd lor dK• •'*'~•:· ac.rr.. Tho--· ""* s.r.,, - The Spec,rum '"'"9 Clossifieds are an efficient way of communicating •oHttll!-ullotl o~~cy ...,. )utt Julc:QM.&. to tba ldclft .,_.,, JN ·•romm..-. " Gttrrtn Mid that u arouo c:abed and MJd &nii·ICM•M!Jru or •M1 d1d aot •P'PfO\~ Ihe prot~ tl'llol oc:awrrd AIMf dWS no1 -.aN IO d.&lm rapoo,~blht) IU ru u pt"O¥klint PfOIU'UC'In fut tl'loK \.1\WkJ\u ,.ho f«J thrwtncd Onll1n .... th.to Public Satn, ... "" Jun.-.dktion orr campu• and thoK ~lVoi.k:•u• -ouJd hive IU 1«~ ttK: of~~ 9\lrrt.to Pol~« "The (inat ouu.:oml' ~ hard to ck1e.t• mlnr:. am)rcUn& lo CrirO:n "On~ lfC'IUp rnnvaltbr ronrn 1 ~ wrn 0 en 1~ tnl't11na,. We'll "•~c to 10 •-· $1 .50 for tlrst 10 words a.u'""-"" ~ntow• and .. • huh•wi• • Ur w-up.._4 6 boae41 " MY MEAT WON' T SHRINK" S~o'hl835·4054 I 'KOSHER AVAtlABl£ The Lebanese Student Association will hold It's first meeting on Sat. Sept. 11th at 2:00pm in room 27 • ..=._ Dlef. Annex. ------------, PRICE INCLUDES: • Soft Conlllld l.~ • Conyl... ea• Solu~ /or Cleonl"" and Srttrllfal"" • llloney-1/Jodc G_..nu.. SlJNDAY SEPTEMRER 12 1'0 am 11 am • rM:wU~ II •••rt•8r't•l__,, . . . . w.....u. RELIGIOUS SERV CE ... o_ .....,•• +lt" IUH4 11tiJ I I. . BAIRD POINT 10 K RUN "'' .........., ...,....... -... UB ...... GO-KART " 500" tor Muscultr Oyalro,>hv ,....., ~· ,..,._.,. , IIWCa.la.t ......... 11 ~ 12 noon CANOE RACES ·-·-- "'" ~....., FOOD SERVICE OPENS lpm o•- -· OPEN HOUSE- CREATIVE CRAFT CENTER VOUEYBALL - Student Teams SOFTBAU- MIIn: ~ , _ Ct11 ~ ·-- •- -• GO.!!,.DQ.'YJ!L.lUL~'iD~,tfiPE BAND UB JUGGLERS MAGIC - -CLOWNS MINI-BOAtS MODEL AIRPLANE COMPETITION IAIAAI 3 pm UB WIND ENSEMBLE Fr- Clpotr-. orrectw 4 pm BARBERSHOP HARMONY Am":J'A= 4.30pm UBZODIAQUE DANCERS ~~~="'~,':' 5 pm CREEK BEND BLUEGRASS BAND HOT AIR BAUOON E~HIBITION '""'"~­ 6 pm INTERNATIONAL DANCES 2 pm 'ORI£HS' In a HAMil FNIT~ (lltddi• Eaot•r" Done.) NATM AllllltCNIIIIDWI DMCIJIS 7pm 8 pm ..... ..... CELEBRATION '82 ORCHESTRA ~~ ·,...··--FIREWORKS Over the Lake --- ... ......____.... ~-- ·-- ------ Dr. J-~!!Wit"**C ' .10 for each additional ao throuan eht •t'lok prQrOC\& .o lhltnltf)'OM h trtatfd fair attn American Club Vuu flu~ fli<'''"'"K uut 1"/h\1 ··f<•fat/-.- ,,., Rotlt31trll#' IJ;,,. lit OH• 1t( tAfl If H I llltlfll/twf• Qtf , . . , . . , .. -·-·-oo~otfcolly ...... 0...... Oll,_)t lh<••"'ok"'~­ b~;M Qaiha ~• c:uiiC' fon.asd lo cto r...., ...., .. to r6dJDI Met fUidc: ..._~ •• lyloM ......,.,., • - ... Want Soy Hello to a Friend? ... _,_.....,hc lrYt . - - - - - - - OLD RED MILL \ '-.,mt-Nht\ pn1 ~.-...., Need Something Sold Quickly? To•. ...s 1.0' The I~ DOICtd c:t.n b II!Dl rtM: tint cMaJa Kt.-. . chc •• o ~• w otr'(W rcporu. ~­ thr hlamk Rfi)Ubhc 'uppew-tcrt when y,e td'Ufned lo Parbr t~o hovn liter, 1hc natk<c laid 1u 'illifft 100 -dooolf- lt....,oa . «~OUIIfY lNJ ._ otriC't: hid orrnect to u..-c dw b-u u ....._, • ho wt.Med to f~o\c fOI"'HH dwaa dOW' • ftld ~ ltt.nl&ll wrno '*Of~• at Hllb Ocrartmr:fU ScOft em ShtnJIJI Wit fllffh\Cd II worlr. , Another t \ j:)(tUed ~Vn<'Ctft for htt famU)- 'till 1n lru "My nunc wdl b« Knl 10 Teh,..n b) l'tCMpU&I, wd ooc studtnl "We wanted lt'l tlhC' H!rm lflbiC'CS, but rt-Toaooof-oodlc Pl>ollip. oloou. ~i< f• u bdk\ot lh()' ate ud• 111 d.aa.aa ·~ arc •ull free tad ht't'if made- 'thrncm nt&. DtH>M call) to '" _..YIAf we thould tmlllP off campw ot r..ce: thC' COAK ti\KMC't.." dalf'Kd OM IUtckftt sho-. t~nn WJmC'Ihtna tilt(" bnkln ho" - ooflkdlorP',MNI--oo s.r... .,..·on.~ o o - .........,.. Thac ,......., doioMd tbat In• KllooDatll on UIIOd • , _.,.,__ •• wo'o ICkttolty ""h.'' Grill\o Dlrenot of fot.....,loolll Affon JOk'Pio WUiiMio •lldliola wdl bwnto ot -~~ .,... .... tarJ< Atollaodmo -'>· - wtoo- 00 ha " all-...... ( boOic\ollfOIIpto ao oo ~Hoi ... ............ ollc folio...... . ., _, Ilk <h&tt niiOWt..... P...tMldhbli< Alobo\oab ollc s.,.. d.a)'. 101M or the ttuckntt lMoiYat ..didn't ••nt U) vtokntc~ J'*'-' 1o hue-:• Oal<l,_,ooWe ... oddi<Mll ~«t«.J>f Pvl>lo< S.ln1 1.« <lril Kbomanl pro&aton, tl!lt« o( lhnn ...,,pollc.thmckoloc,.__, be-11~-n ftfl • llu, tllq ao!III<U~a olwl otlt.c A.rD •4idc:ao Mt DOC l:ttVDI~ •c'U ·lMIM · -•an-aat• ''Oftcc o fo. la.tt lq t"ow - - ift.... vo~~t.t .,.. .,,.. t.Mm ••• k aftinnal bwldlfll Wha-t: 1ft blamk ~ poup .,.ts mt'CIID& A«<fd.tna,10 the -ooi.-s...-~ .... .., •a.tk ftoytk• 1M anlf IW hOw\, h tbty WC'JC fOhlt 10 fO tl It ~~Pdf, " Pand Mid t11 orda to m~t.~a­ ; ... " - . . . . ~ - -· . . - (;<*go e.__~ n. Nt " - ... ~ - tiOO. -~---·...... ~~~-­ ...-.. -"' ,-. v-~...... - .... - , . . ,._ _.._.. _,.,., _, ...... - you ..... ....1'0111 -eor,.... __ _ ----- __ .._ ~ ......._. QrOOa.iolo. lo---·'"'-·- - . . ..-..... .... ,.,,. ....-., v.. , _"""' ,.,.,_,.., - . v...,.,._.....,.. _ _ -..wy COlO5Sto. 0\otO .. L - , 1le.4l3-4n&J•:n•. ~IODft.ct, ' •--•••an• ""-·... -- �--iis"co·.:.-ncii-·approves·a·lunton ~roplosal . $4~ 5 expects students ·to )lut up million By TERRY CANADE Mana11•1 Ed/Jor A ~I; .. tlEJ monthl oluudyud Otti""aaion, tM U.nivcmty (!) Co\lnril unanlmouJJy :; :.. &Pf;NO\td I PfOpot.IJ to bulkl I ~.(X)() ~u.arc fOCH !itu4mt uniori corwiluous: >. 0 0 to thf propol!Cd S(udau Anlvlda Ccmtt on the Amherst Campus, llK. ptopw,at•, atchllbc stuckou Q hl"f born u l:t'd to pay IOf the ~ buUdln& with rome tMt of ftc~ . The rrpon .10 Q. or the Ad Hoc Com mitt« on ~n.r ty e ' Studtt~ l AttiVlt~ Sc:taec rC'Wmmtf1ckd a Sl.' f« rc.w as kmJ. -.. lhc: bonds an outJtandln&. Comm.httt cba.irman kutxn Millottd P"tdlctcd lbal I he: buUdto.t would CCII UOO.OOO txr ~ and would be a,pccttd to put up uud~tH.s ~u .. -. Robert Mlllonzl noo,ooo annually, E.ihmt~lnl • ' ' yn.t bond lifr. Coudl membtt J-.c-k Wai.Jh cued SA .) miiUon tithe amiripatod tocai SIUdent contriburlnn Studn\u wouad havr to aar« ria rc-fctcndu.m to pt.)' for the MW facility. but thC' CoW1clt d1d ~ dtadc on the fO(m or the quauon CH when n \hould tah. ~&« . ...'l'bf ltey to th~ "'holt thlna ~ tht~ il tunats on pnvatc finanrin&, •• · AmbaM CampuL. 1M- questions UB Ptoidc:m S teuo Samptc liked rdlt«l to loatioa, func:taon, 'lle, and the k'a. o( U\KknU NpportiRI thdJ uruon- '' h at k:aut talJO.tbf pouUrilitY noonc~o1 or·rt>< o<oJ«<. '!be 'commlt ~ee tlli JOUdted or •Mlhutioru. cr.Yia.a to addtcn end recocnmeadll~ft.J from varioul wfve 1.11 own probkm•." Sample noted that wh,ik he wu a "udentt &t tbc Univrnhy or tW.aoi1 he paid rea hts un'on-4!thou,gh t1 wu already (ot bcu;t ., I be llmt. Coonal Ouurman Jtobm" ~orca saKI. r Univmhy coMtitUOts sintt March and submiue:d '" mnchtsktnl Tuesday. W hechcr .s~U<kats here wlll .wppon • \U'liof1 •hf.eh tomt Ot them may never-.« "be a vay tt.ic:k) QUC$tloa The: a:rmminet wu orialnally AJick from student funocfina, SIOO,OOO Ptt yeas b 10 bt Jmcr&ted from thata.cd by the Pr~t and the parktltl t.>iQI4dont. and lhc other SJOO.~ is to bt t..u.td by al1.1mn1 and otbet .SOUtt'q. rdaun.c to the feuibil.lly or and one that -oo•t be IN~C!d by one Witt b)' cacb of t.hc stUdaU aovc:rnmc:nu, •• Undcrltld ~lt .Stuckru cunu~l na A>>OciaJJoq Coundl '!lrith answcrin,; five quc:tCions 1 .~tudent u.nion on the (SAl Pr"'icl«<t Cordell Sundrf: 9:15 ll./11. Mon.-f ri: Newman Center -~ ...,~,..... . , . . _ n _ . . . ,_ .... ~ rtt. lbt manclatory fer tt. tc-"tppf'Ovtd cvcty (0\11 )'W'I, buJtht'S(udcnl =ldeti unlnn ree mWl coatinue until the \ Some ~C"Ots wo••dd "* ctu: tacil~y 'cs• than olbcr..1, •uch b otatu li1d p~~rH1.m e ~htdcnb, SchJd\ler cxplaia.td Jn .stma ....,het.hcr dlffettnt reo t.hould appf)' (0 dirfeccat iec10t'S ... ,. .,. _!JOlt ...._._, ..,_. -'1.11.\ ' .-.TIII<:I<:Tf ', l .tll•r.lti ' 1\t~: Sat: VIgil: of tbt •>tudc:nt body. 5:00 p.m. Diefendorl Annex 10:00 a.111. 12:0 0 8:00 p.m. ~Chlpel 'flm. 29 any COftC'Ittc fi1ures. But Koren Wd " SIS will have to come from The CIOfl or tbe bW&dlna ''ckpmcb mtirdy on tbc bond mat\tt." Milklcu Yk:l, predktina • 10 pc:rcenc bond ~_yolf a.od mWJon O::pt'M( for tbc new bulldloa. sa l'"hc- axnmfue recommenckd thll tberr be~ square fen or t~a~by uM: \p&er.. fn addidon to •he bulldina.. ~tudmts wll1 take ad"t-"tlft or 10.000 ~uarc fttl oJ "found J~Ni~Ct'' In tht Sludc:nt Act.Mlics CauCF Formei VJc:e Pn:sidern £or FadUUa. Plaruu.D.J John Neal q:plal.qed: th111hc • the bo._lina lancsu of lht proposed. tn\tcr. SdJid\tcr "d~ 001 tt•w a &ua.l" u to wbctber- .siu4m1• would approve-the C ~u~ studenu qroe to tbc proposal. tM Stat.c: •oul4 ~t Q1~c tu approve fl. "Wt don•c concc:i:\c: Ul'a.t lht Tru"ea 'llri.IJ o((cr my problem. not lhe comp(n)llcr, 1\Qr lbc: Altomey Gt'na'al!' .:orm: Wd. "I'm luahJ_y t-ptet committee'• pl.ao ln Its prcxnt tt.atc. Now that lhc: pJa.n it In tM PresKknt'' bandA, be bti Jhe J)O._er 10 aJttt 11 •fltt con~u.ha.lol'l whh Unltlcnitf fK~ions . GRADUATE STUDENTS Activity Fee Waivers are available tor graduate students at 103 Talbert Hall .- '- DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING APPLICATIONS IS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, at 4. P.M. A.P .H .. O.S.. WEDNESDAY ll SATUR~AY NIGHTS ATT BUFPALO, fLY: t yur t.n bulktina dme. from all the su1dern JOvcnuoctnJ co tirlaJlu att)' student unioo plus, 837 5988 834·2197 =::: =.:•b-:.::~0C:~~~~ wu oria;ina11y considcfed unusabk, but the Unlvtnity ddc.-o.. cred ..,. would POL CICII.M any more lo bWld u :s~4.. lkaC Murphy noted, "II 1s tht infu now tPKC unOet '$ Wt<t tl'• c....t Newman Cllftter center." The: two 0t thm atory ttructUie: wlJ, 111te a.ppreWnarcJy two ye.vs tn build, tiCCOI'dJnato MllloiW. Ht up&aincd litudctln.'' ~ TM Councu formaU)' J.ubmtlttd lu ro:om.mmdalions to the Pra.idmt •bo wu sealed to 1hc OWnnan's riJM. Stmpk pl&MCld on t06d•ina iclels ST. JOSEPH' S :ut:c-.£, opcimiJdc del tru.,•· Sample: <'Onturced ....,t're 1011:1• 10 hlvtt • d1rn tine that Stau tocutruecoo a.rc.t.'owo ch.tll on the bulld1nt~~ fiaurc of K"¥t:n doU.us and al!..._a lf per 5:00 p.m. 10:30 a.m. 12:00 IIGOil 5:00p.m. 'Schactnn tAptaiMd th:at t h.ll ftc: could noc be voted ua un:du the-~ JUickfina. o dw ma.ndattw1 Slddcol ~ter "atmud." Crachalr'Sludtnt ASJOdarion (GSA) Pdcr M\l'l)hy exdaimed. He noted that too much of the PfQPOW "WIJ too lnddinltc to SC1 . l .tiiiEII.ItiT f : Ull•t ','li M!Slli: Vigil: Sc.hiC.bttr MkJ,, ..The ttfm:nd~m bue4 on thl.s N S.L: Robert Koren ~ Association for Professloal Health Oriented Students P resent: Dr. ~oaeph D' Anlbroalo,D.D.S . Tuesday Sept. U.tb at 7 :00pm In r-oom 218 Norton Hall. He will discuss profe's slonal s ch ools & wh a t to expect. All are urgeCI to attend as an organizational meeting will fo llow. ~ �Peradotto quits post ·to.. return to teaching; new ·vp appoir,ted By CARY STERN C'llmptUEJ/iror can of Unckr.,-.duate l!ducatloo (DU~). John Peradocta. Mil probably rnlp blJ posrtion and r<twn tO hu fJotoillty positiOn ,.;tlllbc: ~t or Cl.wlcJ by the cad or lbc: sandtcr. Vict·Pretld<ut lor Acadank Affairs (VPAA), Robm ROJOb<r&o it)dbt<d W<dMOday Th<r< art no pbru, Roubt<a....S. to ocplaa tum a praent, leavutathe fUJurt of tilt orf'l« In cloQIK It b <unmtlyt 1111Ckr lludy b)' his off'lce, and may poorbly he dUoolvcd. Salatou at lbc: FOC\Ilty Salatt Eucutivt Committee (FSEC) m«tiQI QUCSlloocd lbc: VPAA on wh<ther thtt WOttld prttludt ktqlin1 tilt orr.,.. Claima01 that ht willtoon bt JookaQ& at propooalt and that tlltr< may noa bt a need to rtliU tht position, Rottb<rl promo.l<d that p10p0sal1 wall bt brpU&ht btfort ahe Focuhy Senate when lht si1ua1ion becomes more cltar Ht aJitd lbt qucslioo "One Of the ~Or product I 10 bt diKUJJ<d throuata the fall ." " The administration has never been a hf<timc desire for me." Peradoua concedtd " I took the: job D ' to Att the Gtn<ral l!ducaaion proaram lmplemen1ed , and now 1ha1 is finished . I need • nrw cht.ll<n&e ." In reltrtn« 10 Ro,.btr& conslderlna lhe hls posillon entirely. Ptradoua elimination ocknowl<dJ<d 1ha1 lh<rt it a "dwlndlina n<td" lor "" underaradua!e dean. Moo! ruponslbiU!Ies •hould now be turned ova co I he 1ndivldual deans. he Y.ld. The advanlaae or hu posilion, he <.lliJIInutd, .... that bt could give undlvtd~ atlrntion 10 an lnut llkt Gtner.l' l!ducallon. " No .. 1h11 Gtnrral l!duca!lon u runnlna smoothly," h< said, " I want 10 mum 10 whll I am btJt at. My talents lir •,_here." Roub<rt also lnuoduc:n Robtn Pal.,..,, 1\J.sUu.n! or Muckn\J, Cillrla "lnttp"llloo or.......,.;,, W...." .. bJJ main pi, Polm<r would-lib 10 tate "alllbc: ..now probklju or m'-lty otucknts that haw boat rr_.cd, and l>rina lhtm ·~· "' The r.,_. head of lbc: Triod p r -. 'Palmer bas - . J plb. "I would IIJo Jib tO CDOCUIIS. .< 00 ~ 1110« or the talnucd m~y "udc9U fi'OGI the Buffalo area to UB," he Wei. "1\ . _ _ miJ<>onceptloo is Uw the E O P - is a oniDorily P1V110111. II is :;"ually ~.PI- thai clc:ak ..-ith dlsadvan'- b<rt 11Jo britOy dJJtuJJcd lbc: rormadoo or tht Alfain TAlk Focct GRoupo, tllaa will bt 1tud,U.. ftriow pom'billtcs foe ocadctNc: rCIOfpruzadnn as sQIIIOSlcd b> bJJ April dnft plan. They Will bt <lealiOI ..;,b 1bc: Co11qa, EOP, tilt ()qwtmtftt or Communkalioot and' olbc:r areas, Roubt<t a&td, and havt already IW1cd the procetS. 1\ major prOpOsal ammtly btin& eumioed is tilt po$JibUity or rormina "'Copqe ~r 1\su and ScieiiC<S by some oombinatloo or lilt p<et<nl FO<\IIties of 1\su and Ldt<~, Natural SticriCCS and Mltlltmaties, nd lht SodaJ Stiences. This is expttttd 10 be lmpltTOmt<d. The ttJUits for tht 1982 Summer Ori<ntalion Wrhlna Tt!ts wen revealed to lhe FSEC. Uluscralina that many mort Sludenu eam<d tllcm~IU from Enan.,; IOI and EnaUsh 201 than 1as1 yeas. · " I' bsatlsfled with tlle,.Uability or tile scores, " Robert Edwards, who ran the prosrarn, st.ld. "Bcsld< 1hc urmptioru. many more saudenu wtrc abk to skip o•tr 101 and &0 stnlabt 10 201,., wdl." Tbe General Education roquirtTO<ntt or lbc: curr<Jlt freshman dass wtrc d.iscuued. ror many of the arct~ clas... art Un<Xpttltdly undmitcd. Not all freshmen art ll_kinJ alJ the requirement-S riJht•away. so ••·o arw ba•e rocdvcd Uule auto6on-Pb)'Jiial and Mt.lhnnatial Stitoea and Forriah WIUII< and 'Cross.Cultu.-.1 Studris. Ia 3 or 4 years, r .... year JludtniJ wiD ba•• less t h - tllan tlley do today, lor th<re w,U bt mo<e students haVIftl to ml lh< John Peradotto Speclowm photo ..~::.r:!~~~~0:.~~~-~~~1~.':*!':!:!'!....::!~=~'~.,------- ---------------- ---------------, . ....-·---··..·--·············.. .: : Need a Good 3 Credit Course? : ·~·-··········-·-·~---·--· ! ! : ----..·-··············--·-·-----·------4 • Need an Educati onal Course That Want to Help Improve Teaching at U.B.? : ~ ! : i ,_. . :.~~~:·::::~· ::;~~~::~:.~?.. .·~! . . . . . . . . . . ._ . : ...................................- . . . . . . . . .. . . .04 ..., _ . _ _. ... . . . . . . . . . ._ ."--- T·Th 3:30·5:00 Talbert Hell. Registration begins on Thursday, for ••••••••••••••••••u•••-••••..--oooooootot•-•••-•..,-•,..oouooo•••••-•••uo More Information Call the S.A. Office at 636-2950. .i. .. . . ! e ::r--- 3?..59 8fi/L£Y Cor DfiRT/10UTH SlJN=~~antli\ SPLITS .-1J.u TVE: 3 i WED: A~SHOTS ~- ··•BI!i!R ·. . sc~ ··························~··························· THITR:784to811 IW!f.,. LA~TT IIAPPTIOUl-AU:11££1tWilf ·JDO.• • • A • • Affm"?i16#;i!tf;.. Cf,~'PJ Ji:l!/1(1!~•• 000~ ~S GNEN Otlle•• �editorial Thanks, but ootbanks I tteated wllll u little speffclty as II contains II s-tnple plans on dlscu$Sing the proposal with ell the constituents, what was the committee's purpose In sollclllng responses In the llrst place? Tuellday, the Unl¥erslty Council recommenditc:l thet we have e student union. Thank you very much venerable bualneaa people lor theJnnovatlve proi)Osal. In March, an ad hoc committee was Charged with answering some quest ions about the feasibility of the pro* ' · The ques11ons: should we have one.~uld It be near the Student Ac:tlvltlea Center, what functions, whet size . .and who pays. The answers: Yes. Yea. It depends, 40,000 square feet, end studen ts. II the University Is Interested In Improving the quality of student life, as UB President Steven Sample has Indeed made a major point of stating, why must students bear the brunt of the cost? With a proposed tee, students would be paying lor a bUilding without ~pending a cent or precious budget money, It seems odd tiJat the Cou)1cll was vague about every detail excepr who should pay lor rhe building . Excuse us, to their credit the council agreed that one function should be con tained In th a studen ts union -a faculty club. Is It recommended that t he faculty and administrators pay a pol'11on of their salary to use the llulldlng? Students al'i'!l their parents pay enough In • taxes already without raking the burden of the States' responsibility. Sample was premature In his optimism about the buildings c;omplellon-we are still back at square one. This proposal should be Disarmed Bastion • At a time when education waa stllll reeerved only tor the rich or moderately-rich, writers like Ban Franklin and Mark Twain stal'1ecl. Jn the newspaper business as fJ\UCh lot the education It provided as lor Its )db security. Now that modem universities available to 1he masses have done away wltt'l the need lor such a sullstltute and television had I akan the forefront In up-to-the-minute coverage, newspapt~rs are forced to compete In a nighspeed world, Wilen Information Is dated In hours. and to remain reasonably literate, and stay solvent to boot. Often, economics provides that flriat push lor tne paper · teetering on the edge of bankruptcy In the modern wortaj. The most recent and pain lui case In point-the folding of the Courier· Ex,press. Sl11ce the Buffalo Courier merged with the Express In 1926, the presentp-qay newspaper h as been Buffalo's only momng dally lor neary 60 yeats. Uberal views; Incisive commentary, and acute ollservations have been hallmarks ot Its excellent coverage of local, national and lntem atlonal events. Always well-read and well-written, tile editorial• aeemtd to quote Olclleni almost u ofien a• they did local politicians. Columns ,too, were llwaya solid and perceptive_ Aa Buf(elo Evening Ntlw~ t>aatlon of human Interest Ray Hill wrote Ju.a t recently: ''The arrows In tha Courier's Ql!lver were straight, pointed and on the mark." Also, of late, the paper evidenced a promising stall of new, noteworthy young wrltere. All that '"m' to be about to change, however Apparently, the bad economtc. limes have caught uyp with the Courler·Expreu. The lleady losaee ol recant years have propmted Ill owne,. lo sell, with no buyer In sight. Undenlalby, the future looks dimjudging by Its reticence, the Buffalo Evening N'rlws shows little Interest II substantial sympathy at Its competitor's dem)sa ~veryone concerned, Including the Courier's own pu!>llsners, aamlts that an 11th hour bid from an unexpected soure Is too m\JOh to hope lor. With business ~o bad In the · ~rtheast, the White Knights s.eem all ro have r tired to the Sunbalt: conaequ~nUy, the C urler·Express seems destined to founde• and Join the ranks of Its now-defunct comradea·et-arms Including tne Wasfl ington Post, the Plll/adalp/7/8 Bulletin, tne New Yorl< News Tonight, the Des Moines Tribune, the Mlnneepalls Sler, and most recently, Tile .Cleveland Press. As newspaper people, we feaLstunned and depressed; as members ~ the community who looked to the Courier every mor.nlng to arm ourselves with disarming facts before the day began, we already eense Its coming absence; u seekers and defenders of free tllought and tree press, we mourn Ita passing. feedbac.k DereaelaaRaaen ___ , ,_., I• ,,. po/11/UI l lrvrtflle for SA ~-·· A• N..-llent or_,;. II ,,. UB ~ ~- e-w. of ,. ..,.,,,.._. r,. -,u..,., .,_, (IPIMIJ ott ,, . Pf/1 Md toN-- """""',., oMJto - - lor/oltg rfiH ~ . . , .. . 110 -1/tiiC _ . . , . , 10 _ , . , . . , - ...~. . -~~-1-foiSAIO ii«Mo ,_ -~- ol I - WI ,,. - ....._.. lw SA 10 , _ tltl . . . _ , . _ , . . . _ /»>ffw, . . lhll/01 1>/11 00 lfHd lrlpl. Tha ob1ilou• oftun o; SA policy , ••.,. ffOUid 0. ut>dersi-I>W II lhl Rfil/0'1 CillO ••• o loutt<lllft9 ~/IIUtlon with o dublou• llnottCiol hlolory, Out IIIIo a "1101 tile.,..._ Wo ..-... 1 - • ,..,.. ,_,fu/l'f for tho poll 12 _,.,.. durl/lf Wfi/CIIt , _ ... ilo,. hldOPOII-mollf _ woconlui/Wtd ,.-._And ret SA Ill# ...... UlloU Wotthy ol - ,._.,..- ,_. ,.. ,, 1 - ttta• o fl«<fflnn/- IJ<JI lot'• OO.,Iolr. Jllo ,.,.,. - rwt ott SA • - ,.,._.... IlM/I" 1"1117 "'.....,_,._ _ _.... _ .... ""''.,.,,._,..,.,,.,.,. "-"'"' ""'_..,., ..w, ... - .,. 0/tly ...... _ , . - 10 ....,,_ 10 ,_OINift. Ae If •t•I'KII no• • .,. ,_.,.,. 1150o'fMr ~tol7,500 for &lllf &loll~ l'fNoo o. - · ~ I TMI l l " * ' f . _ l Nil - - s l i t 1 0 - - -1/ue for Z _,.,._ Alonflwllh _,.to:...,. dueo , . '""' "'"" olfo lllt<l poa/ POIII . 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Wh• t, thwt, II!Oul<l 0. dotto •II~ 1-l~nd 1/UNI'f o1 lftwdor, baJdN ollftlltg lhlm ro ollloo 1ft fol•• Jon.y'l Tho !hue,_ ,. • ~~gotono. 1Jtd 11 al.klt, ~liNinG ,,. dollnltlort ol llgol -•. 11 It· CINrl'( wrlllwt In ""' tllrltH 6totee Cotrllltul""' IM / 00 coun lhOir lnllk:t orr lhOI/UIIIy PIIT'f '"orwt lnd INIU•u•II>Uniohl!fMt.• (Of ••r• ""'"'"' II IIOI~IItl/obout llt(f/clf"ll · - fHit>l•~lfl..l ott , , ·-. ~WI': ""'""'"'~_,.no.-· Ow to...,..,... ... '""'. "qullt_ _ ~ _, _ o l loi/ONtr-" Not OtJty aen' IM)i llt!d lt iiiOIIOf-aea,_ -/t ...,... ~,~-0/ /Ito lfouN 0 ',.._ /1 ~ __ trlllttft, ·-.-lltu -. ou.o; •o.. ,.,.,_ Ond ~~ ") lor ,._,..,.~,. . "'J-t. and thlo ""'"If!• oUC/1 •" • ''\ , ' ,. • • _.....,. _,,_,10....__ _ Coutr. ") T. , . IUCII 01 •cru~·· 1nd " ilfHIICMI" . , . IWMtNe tlfml. IMIIH, lhly oPPIY to· llmOII oN ol my rWII,..._ TM pO/I'tl ll«e 1J (~tat w-on ob.otuta Mr ol moro/rta~ ,..,.,_.,.,_Wop "'-.,.lite.,., --t«<ly. .. ,.,...,.,,. ltloMI---""",...,. "" cJDwoi "Tip-,.....- o , _ , . to ro11!11111 ,,. dofltll ..,_,..,, ,..,~- ~--~ Crbue £dttot: _ , lfllooitelilto "'"'""""'"'- .. "'llo .._ loot" lnd "TM ..., IOio lito M/1 ol o ~ ..-err , _ , _ll olluplly ~ .., --.and- u• Yot<r• ,.., _ , _ _ lll wo-. 1_ ,._,,_. l/lfiL.Ir ""''' 0. 11111 o good Aa '"' thlo -.rlfer, tmuol-ro lhll / om nor Itt ,.>101 oi!M dollto -o~ I .,._ "II 001 1/te lr..if ~l"' FortiHIOfl!y, I -•ltr P., no ,_,,..,. tor ~ Oftrf ta homt tho oreopt trHiffll>l/ '"' """"' lltoldorrt, - ·lolr - out · ' '"" .,, ~""'• IOw-tolt«< '"lth»J .. IfOirt l•eldo tlto OI<Hol. 1'1/ oalflr ~~ M"' ouloft~- ~.. - , . , . , ,_, ror ludflt• •houll/- o. '-'"· '""'"""/nf. - �op-ed ~ Forum Bv TCl:SePh Katz. eopyrlglll !1182 Cllronlcle of Higher EduCIIIon II Is diHicult Ia undenlina why tllere has been 1118 ~llble that na IPPI>fOBCh to general educatiOn basad on tile courae ayetem It doomed to tall tram tl\e ttaf1. ln51ead, we may n<ted an approach bolder Ill"' tile conventions ol current le&ehlng, one S,hll lncludea a dtllerenl eonceptjpn ol boll\ cot enl and me1110d. and lnvol•es new alliances ol the claaaroom and the reatdencer nails and the academic and stu<lonl·alfalra aectoll ot tile college. To begin with conler]l, • propose a clellnltlon o t gan<tral education that wts loose from current conllnea and 1allls Instead about competencl" (FocuJing on competencies Is conceptually nothln new But II ~ to ine that manyu compe1oney programs really relntroci!Jce the cours. ayalem under a new name.) I propo"" sh< competencies Three ot them are QUite traditional, my echama It dl llarer11 In regard not the the wtrer out to tile /low The lntM ltadlllonal competencies are WTIIIng t~aklng,a dn m"homatlcal reasoning. PtObllby no one will dispute 111a1 these are ea&entlal 5kllla required ot anyone who wants to be a well· functioning member of our society. 01 the three, apeaklng 1186 been the least alteaaad Yet tho capacity 101 oral exprosslOt), Whetller In oonverstalon or In more formal conte~la ol cofTimunlcallon, Ia a skill needed Ia< bOt lithe · clarlty and pfaaaure.or communication Our neglect ol toe apaken WOld sharply dlsllngulahes our society from 111a1 or anclenl Athens. 101 l natance, Where elegance was tile tule, and trom atomo levels of Frftncllll and English society today There ate other less canonlctl. They are , listening, palltlcal flltlfaey, and lnlllatlve -Com~tei'C)' In listening en1a1ls 51<111 In heating whit lhl othef person is trying to say II II a greattr underdeveloped 111. Wile\ her In tile dally communlcallon balweell nusbenck and wives, parents and chlldrftn, or students and reeeher, 01 among acllOiars writing and talking about one so mucll conoern about gen<tr• l eduoatlon during t he last taw roan Student curricula 1\ave aoown laok ol cooralnallon and Integration lor dec:a<lee, 11\e drlvo at laoully mamllera toward $peclailllllon has over moro accelerated. Perhapathe concern la-not ai -loua as people pretend Proi)Osala lor general education are oflen su~rflclal, amounting 10 not muctr mol&llroadly based courses One somellmes suspeet. IIAI a no1 unlmpOI1&nl mollve In "'" queSI lor general eudtallon Is to 11\ote up dapaf1rn<!fliS thai are suffering onrollmonl decline Faculty dlacussiOns of generat ~ucallon coorses allen seem to generate 1M grea1es1 Ileal when 11\ey l!e lboul Willi ''classic" it Is essential to lnclu<la tn 1110aa courses. Thla apparaa to be 1 fUtile er<erclaa, given 1111 vasa numbers ot such ctaaslc w01~s In o•ei'JI lleld. ot Wlltcf1 only a small fraction can be selected even under the bast of condfllont. Astoundklngly, college$ otten disregard studonl receptlvlly to new curricular plans. 11\ev do lillie to rnveatlgale whol sons ol programs might be ellocllve, conaldarlng thulr apeclllc etude?'l and tllo greal dlllorences emong tluOenl s wilhln lh8 aame lnetilullon Olsscusslons o t general education usually neglilct thO lh&Qrlea ol Jean Plaget and otllefs about atudent cognitive and attacl)ve devetopme~t that Is, tM methOds ol enlisting the learning capacities and learning llyles ol studenls We neao to ask 11110 whether general education '' pasalble II we do no\ relate the clusroom thO the WOtld outside In the pas\, gftneral llourislled beSI When student a engaged in discussion and debate among themselves ol Issues that Wlfl! ol concern \o their own growth and to lhe problem8 of their society another' s Ideas Much Olsputo In laamt!d tournai tnvot" " 1n no amall measure rnlsul)(le,.landlng what tl\e Olller parson Ia trying to aay; much ac1111111eung aroumetn Ia develoPed to ~roociliiOWn a pailllon thl041\e1 11aa ·not D5Sut1t!d In the II rat piJoe One of tl\e t>ut ways 10 taach tile "" at llalanl~g 11 11\rougn the methOd ol tile Interview·• totrnlno tool 11111 11 neglected In our cuulculum. By pollllcalllleracy 1 mean tile paunalon of akllla that allow one to ludge the rNjot I)OIItlcel '"" economic Oloblama eantronllng ua, r ,.,.an more than I!<a amasSing ori laciUtl dill $1<111 tn Observation and a gr. .p or the kind a ot action 11181 are MCeMaty 101 elltc:tlve c:tllun pat11clP8110ft must ~ acqured lllje POlitical processes on the college campus Itself can provide valuable data on tile m~crocosmlc level ·lnlllallve Ia Ills mo" dllllcull com~loncy. Many students, p anlcuiarly today, are panle and la~lng In sell·setel!m. To develop'lnlllartve, students tl8fld to le'arn how lo adopt •• exeeutlve, tlke-dlarge role tnlsttual(ons In whiCh they can expnoa..thelr lndlvld~alliy and render eontrubutlons Ia o thers They need to produ~ aomolhlng·• eetYico, ao 1111111c oreat1~11. a aoclellnlervanllon-througn aalf· dlrocled elton-:Learlnlng the skill otaell-dlrtiCIIon Implies also )earnitlg lnnet diS<llpllne and tol~ranu of del!IYed grallllcallon Not to put lhe de¥eloe>mant of lnllallivo on t~e college agenda betokena grOQ lgnooanco of ~~ growth In th yeara '- all about _ cal'* Much of I he f!Uenc:t or 1118 ptan propoeed ,.,. Ilea In the 1T181110d ol its execU1ion 1lle conventional cla»room would not get Y8f'JI clo!le to realizing 11. 1lle students' own eltone and mollvations must De enlisted beyond tl\e tonh'*l ol the classroom and t ll8 by Berke BLOOM COUNTY , . . . - - - - - - , ~----.....;;;..-, ~Guest Opinion achieving parity lor Buffalo as compared to oll\ef SUNY aclloola. With 11\e unanimous suppott altha Western New York delegation, the Legi slature did In fact OYertkle tile Carey veto ot u - fundi end, aa a ruult, literally ltl ndreda of layoHs have bean averted. In adellllon, apeclalltad funds; auc;ll as ttrose 10 conQIUllecl tl\e 111r.. year allan at tl\e School or Oentlatry ani to rNtore SUSl" tundlng at 11\e Law School, were Included In lhla package. I want to comment lunher that I personally and, I believe, 11\e enUte Wellarn Now York delegation wen~ meet enoou~aoed and grallnad by the aqliva and hetplul participation of Ptealdent S.mple '{' the blldgetary The 11182 t..eglllallve Snalon represented, In my judgement, • molar bttlleoround lor I hose wi th. a ballet In end commllmftnl to public higher educatiOn. Aa Indicated, I bafelve atrongly thai tho State Legislature hao demonatrated a flmr determination to auppot11he Stale Unlvasllr and SUNY/Bulfalo In parJICUiar. prooeas. AI moat or you are aware, the t 982 E>cecullve Bu<lgel prOpOsal not only aerlously underfunded !he Stale Unlverally but aerloualy dlscrlmtnted, In aavaral reapeell, agalnat SUNY/ Buffalo. Based upon anyona'a criteria, Bultalo was hit dlspropaf11onately hard In comparison to o ther SUNY lnalltullona. Thl a fact made 1tra legtslalure's changes to the GoYernor'a budget doubly crlllcal .;• • _ Any allampl by Governor Carey Ia lmpaul)(l the JIIIOiatlon PICkaQ41 Will be met With 11\e llrongast .realatance by'me personally end. I would hope, the l ull Leglelatu~e . Tile overwhelming auppon 101 t~la additional $17 million will hopefully t end •n unmltlokable message to tile Govemor 011 thlt ltsue Tile LegiSlature acted respOnsl~. In my optnlon, In restoring apptoxlmately S 17 miiiiQn to Stat a Unl-slly apprQPrlallona In the llnal Yeralon of the tll82-83 Budgel peeaad March 31 . Predictably, Governor Ceray ..toes these lunds and 1110 bUrdel'l again tell upOn the Saante and As11embly t o -overcome the Governot'a appOAIIIon to adequate lundlng. Thla was panlcularly lmportanl to SUNY/Bulfalo In lhatii\8'S17 million restoration pacleage 'I'~~· Legislature went a fong way l OY.,"fd ,., A \'-t .. ;~l.'Jt• ---._ Bv John Sheffer As the State AIHmblyman lor both campuses ol SUNY/Buff alo and tl\e only Western New Yorlter on tl\e Asaembly Hlgl\er Education Comm1ttae, I have 88Ch year ~epaned t o you •• to lnuas at • impottance to 11\e State Unt- slty and SUNYISulfalo In penlcular. . 1 V • Breathed I al10 want to repon 10 you as to my perspective on 11\e reeant an1J9Uf1C1lm&nl and pu bllclty as to a pOUIIHe llata takeover of tile Erte County Medical Center as a unlyerslty 1\ospttal, lJ<Ia Ia an latua ol ma)a< ImplicatiOns to tile stale, tile county. SUNY/ Buffalo and Erie County tupsyera. 111 that llgllt, I was l,.n~ly disappOi nted In lhe manner In which I he laaue 'has been handled In the macjla by E,tJ~pGUn\)'. I belltW8 the ritcent praaa conhl'rance .. ' ,, ...,_, was ~h P18(1181ure and 111-conoahoec!. In Ilion, u liMN negotiation proorau. II will be my goal to ensure thll any proap'ec11Va arrangatll8<11 tile ..... county be astaDIIII\ed In IIICh • manner that no prejudiQa wiU ~eaull no.t or In tl\e lui~ toward any SUNY/Buffalo program or appropriation. AI damonatrated In the 11182-83 bUdget MQO(tallont, there Is t~a compe11tloh lor III II doll.va. It Ia . .aantlal thai lila II!Mpltall- daM not r...,ll In a We&kerling of the comparltlve poaltlon of SUNY/Bull ala In that annual negotiation proc:.... tn my judgement, It Ia 110t enough to aay t hai tl\e 110apllal would be dlatlnc. from tl\e untvaralty bu4Qet. II muat not.'u a pracllcal malttf, have any l\egatlve Impact upon 11\e unl...,..tly bUdget, wlletllar procecsW'IIly Mpatate or not. There are meny lddltlonal concern• Including student activity space. COtTIP\Itar cent« and nume,_ Items of programetlc lund4ng that ntmeln fa< the ,.., tuture. HQPal ully, llle 11182-«1 S..P91am4ontal Budget will malla edclltlonal progreu In tl\et raspec1. Be anliNid ol my continued lnt•aet and atrongnt altona In ballall of our un,...,.lty. ,,,.., 11111 you will nor heahala to contact me II )'0111\e.,. any questions ~ c:ommenl8 In nlf-.nca to ,,. above 01 at any lima I Clfl be of nalatance. t/lor Jolllf Slt(Jftrl> r~ Rrp~lllltwtlf ....._,b/)oMII/""" Q/ Altrltlnl. ro..., - �I , PERSONA.L S ARE $1.00 FOR THE FIRST '.TEN WORDS AND .10 FOR EACI-( ADDITIONAL, . r WORD . R THE SA SENATE ..... . The Senate is one of the two legisJative bodies of the Stu· dent Association (SA) the other being the SA Assembly. The Senate consists of 20 Senators; four are elected from students who are dorm ·residents, four are elected from students who live off-campus during the ac~~ year and four are year-round Buffalo area residents..(eommuters). The remaining seat~ are filled tiy SA officers an~ coprdinators who receive a seat by virtue of their office. Each year every undergraduate student pays $78.00 in stu· dent activity fees to the Stud~nt Association. SA is the sole agent in ch~ rge of distributing ,this money. The Senate· is th~ watchdog over this money and makes the final decisions as to its a_llocations. Over 100 clubs and organizations are fund· ed by this money, a large portion \goes to fund Sub·Bo~ud I, Inc., Athletics and many other valoable servicds. . Senate elections will be held September 22, 23,24, 1982. Any undergraduate student is eligible for electi~n to the Senate. ' Petitions are available now in the SA Office ~ 111 Talbm Hall Must be returned by 4:00 p.m. Tu~s.day, September 14th 8 TM ........ F- . 1os.-..... !Ill I ~ j I II I: : : �. ......--: .... .. . . .... . The Courrer Express loses ongoing journalistic fight for cl" ' . .-' ~ clomonatlna factor In Burr&Jo. c.\lllorinJ deliverit,. a S..nd.ly By SETH COODCIIILD Probably. one faetOt: kq~~ tbe cdltlon. The f'/rws 1$ ELJIIOT lo-clf«tf 1'1~"11 alive, and eruured iu apparently convincod that ill Jurvival over lu oompaltlo& . deci&ion or I 977 was tbe om u~y ·s The Sul>d&y eclltlol\, that tllc · t!lat auured its aurvlval &no announcement that Boiffo/o Ntws bqan in 1977 nwked the Ccune fot the Co~r.Exprt$f solldlrocclou lead OVft lu nval . utlncllot!. would be hattina The Sunday paper iJ the Accouli.na to Nna Editor publication on Scpicrnbn 19 cornerstone or any new~P~~PC< Murray u,ht ,.t~ Cinrland unfc:ss a buyer can be round J>ubliihina tompany. Prtss 11ied bc:a- of its ended almOSt five years or App&rlnJ on a clay Intended ino.billty to bqin a seoa~ day a speculation o- wtlidl or for ra1 and tdcvlsioo, the week opcfttioo. II "failed 10 BuffalO's I'*O daily newsp&pcr'S Sunday editioo is 1'1111 or rCCOCJlize nalioPal artvenisinc would aurvl~. advcrtlslna and iu !rcuWJoo ond reo.der treads, all polnliftl li&ht 1\ational li1Widal oneo ttceed IIW or weet.day lo the absolute oecasity" or utuatlons, shrinld111 market edillOM. Un.tll the Buffalo putollsbl.q every clay; indudins shares to tdevision and Sundays, Ujht said. Evtllllll Nrws wu P•"ch&lcd ch&Diina aclvcrllsina by the Blue ~;hips Stamps The NO!WS bas become much perceptions have doomed Company, this lucrative mO<e wmpctitivc with its numerous city dailies and Buffalo market '*U the .wlk SUnday edition, adc:tma new .Buffalo ooly questioned which property of the Co~Arler· 5Cetions o.nd ent.aiaina iu or Its two would survive. II Expreu. circulallon blt.R. U&IU clai.m<-d was a battle rilled with doued that over the rummer clrculalioa showed a $0,000 ~c~om~~~·oo; · ~·~ · ~--~----Novcrnbn or 1977, tbc new aam, while the Cow~ &lipped over 10,000. 'The -~~~~=~:-- owners fo!Ud th e Nrw_s to Wb&l is untquc abOUt the enter tbls area. II coocludecl Nn«r'quicl< inc:reue, coupled Buffalo situation is that tbe that the ooly way the Nrws with the Courier's n uctuatina newspaper thai b&l o.pparently woulcl survive In the future numbcn hciahteaed the strain survived is the afternoon one. was by baeklna the daily paper on the CollriK • wblle rediJC!nj Across the oountry, the weiJ. with a solid Sunday edhion. At Its opponent'• pnuure. publicized (allures of the the time, therc werc only three Tbe -News $pi'Ucod up ill WasltlltiiOII Star and tbc • papers in the country without • Sunday cneyby o.nnouncina CJ...e/1"'d Press - and ' - ' Sunday operations competin& two new sections, .c:tuaiJy ones in Florida- have sbown ap!DJt those "lith. AU tbrec improved -ooDSOf old tbat the Amcrlc:ao public o.re now in trquble or &one. SW!dbys. Tbe TV section was expanded and Blue Strcak -a prefen to &et ots evenina news The Cincinnati Post bas since from the television, ro.lher tbo.n been absorbed Into a weckly mapzinc devoted tn a newspaper. competitor, the Clevdand tbe Buffalo Bills-Oebu~. This po5tulate, Slated so Press folded and lbc New t..&ht announced the crCalion mo.ny lima, holds true. But It YOt:k Post- w!Lh its own IU&hJy of Blue Streak, in his weekly wu obviously nol the public financial trouble-is column in tbc MetrDI>Oiitan T aoct - AnoJysis In l REGISTER UNTIL 5 PM. 3 TOLSTOY COLLEGE COURSES STILL OPEN . No Prerequistes, no Exams. 3 credits each. CF 201 "Organizing for Social Justice" Thursday nights at 7; 107 Townsend Hall. (Reg no.017974) Meet local community activists. CF 371· (also American studs 371, Hi.story 364) ( 434968) "U.S. Right-wing movements since the 1920's" Mon-Wed 3-4:15 Acheson Annex Rm. 2 Klan, Nazis, anti-labor, anti-ERA, Moral majority. CF 340 "Community Control of utilities" ( 480419 ) Tuesdays, 3-5:30 Diefendorf 304. Can citizens of Buffalo take over and run the utilities? You can still register in any of these courses until 5 this afternoon. For information on any of these call or visit our office: 107 Townsend Hall, Main St. campus, or 831-3098. Between 1 and 5 this afternoon. No penalty for registering at this time. ~n of tht paper, yet · rcfuscd 10 o.nnounct thc e.uon nalurc or the project . That Sunday, the Coun('r stated on banncr heacllonos Oft the f rnnl Pill< that It planned to drama.t ic:aUy lncrc&K Its spoos COVCf'IIIC, cspcocially itt W()(~ oa t...-urra.to Bills. All ahnolt lO percent additloo would be put In the po.pcr. l!t!cocvtivc Edlto< J od Kramer annovactd, addina IIW it •ould fe&lurc a special seetioll 011 the BiUs. LJ&ht was forced to sbCCilWIIy admit that Blue Strcak was also 1 Bills mo.aa.Dne. \ But the Courkr 's plan 10 save llsctr via sporu, tlkc i... Ill-fated frec. cluslfieds orr... wu rcaUy only a dcspcrale Kt. onc that could batcly stern the tide tbo.t in fact had altcadrt sealed it.~. rase a montb prlo~ when the Cowtet Board o r Oirecton •otic! to dose the paper. At tbc same time, Cowles b&l been cxpericndna linanclal (JO\Ibk of Its OWft. Oc:spitc rOI)' pred.ia1ooiiJ by Co<oles orroc:iab thai !be Cclli'IU ~ futurc ,.... IOWid, il bad been upa-iald.na c:asb now problems. Earlier tills SUDUDer, it oold a Kaasas ·~ 1tatlon and offered emplo)'U:S at the MiNiftPOiu star ON/ TrliHIM WIJ)Oiid . , . orr. Cowles lllod u 119 percenJ dnlp on profits t.st )at. Allboup its loucs ltill ha~ aroWid S I V>lqlon, indUSiry sources ass~ thai the l*ws futurc ...., •wed by the (allure of tbe Cowier. provided tbal a buyer u- foWid rrw the mornina daily. Altbouab h c:an tXpett healtby circulation piru, it C&liJIO( c:,.pect to liDd, prosperity in o.dvcrllsina lmmecllaldy, because a»vertlscrs used bciih papers and probably will not plaee addillon ads in the l'kws. The Ne>n IJ rq)(l<ledly conliderina publlsbina a morotna edition . Notice To A_ll Senate Candidates: The Mandatory Meeting For All Candidates Has Been Changed To The Following: Will Be Held Wednesday, September 15th at 4:00 In The Senate Chambers Petitions Are Due On Tuesday, September 14th by 4:00 ~ Su.odem Assoc:arion RN'a& GN'a Phyaic81 'Thenplstl MERCY . HOSPITAL and THE SOUTH FLORIDA UFESTYLE A WINNtNG COMBINATlON f rom Our Breothlakong View of Btaeayne Bay To Our AanowMCI 530-Bed Aeglonai Medocal Center ltERCY MEANS MORE OUr atmosp-e prov~ 11\a lalell ln technolOgy sar.1ca • ancs yo..or proleaoonal goals era a P.nonty Top Salaroes - Ouutandl"'l 8-'lt& - ~allotl Allowance - F,.. Tem~~~"'l - The finest Ca-0ppo<1\IMfMAn . NEW GRADUATE NUASESANO GRAOUATli\IG P.T.'S Wlll FINO SPECIAL INCENTIVES A'r.MSICY, lNCLUOlNG A COMPREHENSIVE ORIENTATION PROGRAM ANO A UNIQUE BONUS PLAN 'fhereiS a MERCY OIFF£AENCE. Vo&ll our Booth 1143 ol1he Nuro.tng J<»Fatt, Bulla to ConventiOn Center. s.pt.,toer 16-Ill or call us COllect In Miami to ac:hedul.- a conven'-nl LOCAl tnt.,..,_ appointmen1 NUIH Aecrull"*'t ~VOl ~ou~8 Miami, Florida 33133 An Equal Oppo<tunlty EmplOyer "'Cifc:ttot~· I . �·saidebates Amherst ticket outlet By ALAN KACHIC MIIIHIJIIII &111M t1>< Soli> Board 1 (S81l d<r""'b«tft a1 h'P u ntt.m.rect to~ .., J,.........,... 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KU tkkdt thM CC'11traJ dktn't ~u:· CTO u 1hc fJlC.huivr tktd a,ntt rm Ccwtc:y and Hll'-). PfocnotionJ, a m1jm r~ We~ttm Ne-w Vot~ C'OfiCCft ptom<Mt:r " UP ttoWd bt W a.tom«.. and Cbe BWiald ..... - - .... """"· ec:cordi.n1 &o Uppo. ud thrcc&.wd to .cucknt• WO\dd 1Ht UP u 1 110r1 a( btul.nat laaton . "opm up tlaht act OM-the ttred" it Sll dbulbolood lick.,.,.. tk k.,,. S11<h an .aton CO\tk1 financll1ty 4amap- the Tkk• 0111« SOt b IQWU...I~n ptobktiU .. tuck may ariM: daM" .tO th_., MIJ\.tU .-Jd and qiM')tionul. •Docs dus put 'Uudcftl\ em t;.ampus out of• orU" rdnrlnt to Unt\"Cnnly Kudcob • bo type •-.,be< COO)"'I)UI oulltU Olld - be-·-be. '0.."< froeklt I cloe'l ~h bco.. ...... t.Ws...tlliallocdlat cro no'Jlll He - ...... .m- ----....... pr;IIO&dy oo ...,. --~ 4111\cuk '"' CTO •o td " ' JCrOI) Uw urm r.oa ttrw Amkf« C A.rapus ayins th.t 1t ••woWd hlbt to be- fiff m~ doWn tbf toad" w.& t.t (tdd h®le' opc:oi~· ... lbc:rat.c'hd ClliU'II -.ocM'Y· • Sll eMir DAHd Horf-.. wd \IW .... _.._ or rdared to~k Ul ~It ttw fldcl~ocua"llnnct_....,.of the' ltcka OffJU and Rtc01d Ouda .. fi( malnt&rptd tbat"Wfh an opcra.tiOA I)Oicn.oll mo)or """""' fadlk1, LlPI>ft coukt bt •nSCr&;ammt&lln "tdllftt U8 ' c", p&ajftcd, "C.ohe'm promotm wilt C.raduat( SIUdmt Auoo atlon ffPf'(WfltatJn Pctrr Mlltphy -'UU utcd Mt'd IIW4:nl IU'--n11mtn.U 10 hdp that btrocc: 1M nnanc\lU)' Alapf!Cd J.'")fPOCc dwtr Utow•.'' lie added thai H....,., CO<\ Y ood Tkc ool~ .._,. ooc ......-KkC1 Otr.cc: tab: Oft . . . . aft vaprowa opcra1J0D " Wt ~ u-.trt:.a~ contta(f1 witb CTO l.appt\ tiugatrd th,at lltt DfOmOI(fJ • ....... - ..... r.,ta orne. " Hof-ocnacd 1M_.,_ AUftftpb lO Onk n~~ ultJ tt'flllonft ~ to be ••I:Jd"ltl4lc "tobtioiiU 08 bot:b prarlt _.' -~ tM House C<Jil,r:Oitil and the: .&AIH Nil ~,., or~a..,. Fftllva.l, • bk:b siMro a saaU p.an ol dw nuuh1· ·•wu 001 t.llt'IJJcd about T.ckC1rM. •• Lht 6110ftM'7' ......s. bw . - • hd n:suktd Ul nol pt'c:tdUinJ oppoialJOD. ~-«U II~( OitutOf Gabndk Milhll ~:~~":{~~~:~r.:::: WOJ'-ma :Umilar JO tbt tawM Wt"vict at"'*'l' ta opcrauoo IlK npla.l:ncd thai • 1110n o..a:- M1fd wruamtmt. oi •odtol: ea:.h-rty Joltll« an tbrrimu HI&....,. ''equ..l:ltlttt utt~anac'' aAd ..ad th.u il ••parche-d up 1 b..:l rdaliofuhip'' 'fr1th the: ck9anmml. He: IJ.Ientd that he ••• . " Punua PfPSUrc: on Viet Prr~ldcnt IO< Fonllll« Mil M a n -• Ed to ,a IIOI'M spa«: •n Dicfcndof r ......... . eo., PROSTESTANT WORSHIP on the M.aln Street C ampus Resurrection House Corner Main St. and University Sundays llA, M. Sponsorsed by Lutheran Campus Ministry . C all 827 -1.575 for Information. I J.!iU f~ ~ U IOOTlwot<r PI n<Xt f.:.u'l mSh<a's ·UUAB Presents a Free Concert starring THE JETSONS with 10.,000 MANIACS Friday Sept.lOth Founders Plaza, Amherst Campus ( outside the Norton Cafeteria ) Music starts at 12:3o MAIN STREET CAMP~S REGISTRATION SITE PARKER ROOM ~ AMHERST CAMPUS REGISTRATION SITE BALDY ROOM 202 .'® THERE WILL BE NO ADDS, EVEN BY EXCEPTION·REGISTRATION, AFTER SEPTEMBER 10, 1812. Laat day to drop courses with. " R" grade Ia October 22. 1882, a" 1.0. CENTER LOCATED PARKER ROOM 2 OPEN MONDAYS · THURSDAYS Auguat 30 · September 9 from 1:00 to 7:30pm --·--··_.. . ....... �Rotary field progress In limbo .. · ··· By DAVIO dt LISI Cofftnbtlll/11 £duor _ _____ ,_...,. .... _. - .......,. ...... """"'. Tllr fU.IIIO"t. 'fii'U to . . . . M . . . . . . . , nil .. 1M PfN; - - . . ~ ,..,.._r A Nf'1IIMJ 1111-. 10 aoo..y- ..... Mwo s..... eu.,...""' 11..-,- ......,_od, ..........,. tho ,.., .,.. tho lootboll lor I<WD'todllrtl<f-boototloc pou.iblftiJ' or • I'IC'W Amhcnt Comp~~~ &Udlvm on tht 'fM n.td ..., Clati Oym ldl lnto cfurc-plh after lhc CiaMUoo or UB footbollln 1072. By the Um< tb< tam< wu rrin1tattd In 1917, m01l af tbc btaebtr .UU Wtt't twtft)' IOIJcd and waru.nted rcplaumtnc. With t.bc Umhed 1\m.ch, IOOO of the: I61000'"" were rucort.d to "-"trwlncs, aJc.M"&h t.ht:\ma.ain6tt Oft tht pt"at bo• .eot ot the Odd IIC aJU condnnnt!d SltptiO fwnbft Wpro\or the: __ ~ AOtfld thu lM'e we eo tuiwt...... 10 . . . . 1M -'l'JO-.., .....,.,.,_. Cott Hall. " AlltooooP doc F1d4 lo - .. Cott .... _ _ __ lold ........... ol - . , . d . " UB_ Yootbell ~ . . 0"-..., tloc(ldducl _ _ ........ _ . , looted ..... lood ..... ,_. •• n.c . . ,..... fot lbc rd'IGM« ... - - --- t o llotory ..... ___ ... y,.,. pOoalililayol a -...._ -..toll< Pr-of·-- The f"Cftii'faboa will cootlow aftc ob< foorbol wuoa Ololt ,.., Wltb !II< - - E 6word llocy ... ·~of $71,000 a moJo< rocoo......alooptoj«< will _ , _ 10 rebWJd the blcac:hc( . .,_., AccoNhta to Sporu.\lnform•Uol'l Dt'raaor ...,yScod<; ••a ntW , _ . . wiU be inJtalled under tM 1000 _.ontll<owt-ol llow ~n addhioo lOOO tcau .in be o the otha PfCU boA aJck Md lbc: . •l61b _.IU be torD doWD. 'T'k tall ww be _,.., ... .,.,. .... Sc>na& 1~c:m hnitaot, ...woe .. ~Is '1*111< , . _ to mall>W.O ...,... foaU>oJI f~eUkla we ha'Ye 011 Main Sltett ... S.od<la more Optimlttlc &lid..., .,..,c:, " pl&n.l &t t lo cbt-dJtaanion tl'louJ,b k could t>t toeht timt before """"hi., ••>ncr<« h fom111J""' " li< lddtd tha& "tn t.M mc:an tlmed, no •Oft IDODC)' wi]J be 4PCftt on Malft t hat s.s... fadh.... Ma.nlC84rrftCX. <.acq>t '"' UB mens tennis team has genuine By KEVIl'! A. KRUEG ER SP<HLI tdll<l' --- W~ tMe U O Men'i V•n•tv lrnn•1 tc.m h-appctu, t~ have • hOfnt m•Jc.J'\ Jilted, )Ou un toutu un the nwY'Ibc:r of olatet'lo outnumb<ttna !he f•ru. T he tount btfttnd All.unnl Arena ntld h Of't ol tht ni0\1 dom1nan1 ath ltt<-~ In U B'• ru:en1 ht.).IOf)' Tnnplt, mdtd h1i tr~hm.n catnp&tlfl l't) tU:alln,r lht ~·IC Uoh•u.t.tl~ or Nrw '\ or\ Athtdk Coot crena nu:mbrr one \lnJ,ki thk (rom tbc hancb or pt_la'li.\1 pOWtn at Albany &lid S."""""oon He i& bKk t.hk M:tiOD to ckteftd bu. ~.. lltk:: u the l()t) tcaftU p&ayn 10 the: Collfmncc No compctiOOD lhouJd come hOftl h., t.taan\Mel Hrad C - TOOl l.&l'tMa is ""' <><~> l>loJioc Trincal' •• 111< onm'• rO<Iftd toloitii!M-opqolllil1ct ••1 would do<lbt IIIII anybody couW brat ~ ...... IAPtnna ..W. " Maybe only a couple or I\IYJ. wo~ hive an ouWcst ~-. " " JUa,ht now llusa is n.u.mbft one, ·• aald Aslb4ant CoKh RuN. Crb·pdl, "'Tbe. rr.Jt or Hit lint--up hua 't ben ptayina lt't u.p )d . eo..ctl l1 now f;bl.lkft,~ ma&t:hcs 10 cStc:l.ck. ,, Lahnn• b aac:hi"l tW. tc:un •• capobllily day by day. H it rotla, brr.forc fiMJ M .l, (our COOMI•• or cany.-. rrom .... 1911 fll'llld. " I doo't kftow wMI wr wW b< tit< 1e cennt or cklll kwt,•• Mid L.al'cfttu. "loelf too• .-~--Mar 0 6.1•tCl a.nd lbc: l W)'\ thllt An CCMIUftl IM<t We kK.t fCNr cxn of thr- ,....,,.,, ,_., •M none b) ,.,.d~aJIOQ '' Thill• bll.KaUt tl\c beanac:tlc for laPcnnt With no ~w." un tate sa.iOn'• 1nm, he Wll txP«t.inJ bcnn L11er In th~ 't rut 1111ord c.Jnc ,,r P•uJ C"ttdr' ( lram(a ttl Eal4' StrouOJbeTa Colkat 1n Oh10. k udy Rnmll' new rommUmtfth to • Rile ttnool u• New vo,._ 0c), Man iim-.o't dtt~u>n to OliCOnll~ut anencltnl tcbool •nd Joe: funo.o·, t.o.abi.Ufr 10 pta,. ctu~ to ando Thr otbrr plorcn ,..., will be ..........0<\- ltaady Milia ..0 Mul Mcycrilofcr.-daould lUI u. h.alf ol those: ~,.. opmcd "IPOI-' ''1"hcJ"c'a olwa,. ...,.,_," Cnspdl ald. ·~ mllht mmc: aJoq tha t coWd be better TAMfcn. ••n..._.t )'fN De"ra ~ wMti Uta.t h.appcm p~a,.,...,.., wW .,. rcw llattloa ,...... postdon..s in tM lmc:>oup arc- O.•kl lA'*man, Den Rcxtant.a and Brau CbucUtt. "'Tbeir coatr&budonJ 10 the ceam'a Cl\&sit •-UJ bt importanl If Ihe 8uU1 Me co btuct t.hdr puc a.. t ........ " But ~ doa'l haw • raJ. IOU&b <dledW.Ihlt 1'"'·" LaPenna ald, "I cUd m~ lO tcMduk: Edi.nbcwc Colka<, becaUI< I fdo wort . .11111 suonaer ud saronacr. co lt'C lOGic aood oompctldoa.'' w• n.~ r.o lcsb foe tht ..... wtl bt '"' Edillloo<o ....... { 1 - .. 1:00 S,.ctrum photo I p.m. &I tM AJ\llnJiri COW'tl) Mel the Unl...,...y o r - . . , . coooeo~. nw Unlvrnityof R - u pla1'- of tbnr ma1chcs iD their new i60o« """pia oh• Hvd ol -.PctJtloo dtops. .., ...,.,.. r.n tllatlfoh<r< it not~ lo WOfk foa. )'OU wo.'l ..._ 01.'' IAI'mM told, "to proa;.. .,. cat1 Jivc,WIIIICMDC"COII'.lpttltloo. a (Oiopdl) oad I - ploy lllal,, bot Ut..U t1oc SUNYAC O...l'loNhiliO. w-e c:.o'1 ,;.t WeD dw lilft:IIWt." ...... By~~·,A-edoola Sfll«-. UPtft. . wu lo baw mailk hil - llMi ro~ta-. ..TIIcf• arT • lot ot cq..a ployrn ..... bortoa.'' ... IIIII. " Not a ~ dtop-(>ff like CRb<r ,._. We baw o looofldlal dla - ....... 'lt o Among those works banned c foUowlna arc a rew books have b<en banned hrouabout lhe ~untry. 1\MB AUTHOR e 1\merican Herhaac Dictiooary Jaws ... Bcnchley, Paer Tobecco ltoad ...Cald•ell, Enklll• Aliot in Wooderfand ...CanoU, Lnria On tht Qriain or Species ••• Darwin, Charles The Adventures or Sherlock Holmes ... Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan Or. Doliltle ... Loflina. Hu&b Madame Bovary... Flaubert, Ooodb~. - 0\ISI&Ye Catcb-22 ... Hdlc:r, JOfq)b A, Farewell w Arms ...Hemin&way, Ernest For Whom tht BdJ Tolla ...Heminpay, Ernest FI"OID Here to Elcrnity... Jooes, James ODe Flew Over tht Cllcltoo's Nest. .. Kesey, K.m The Declaration or lftdepalclmct The United States C01111itwion , , Spectrum Photocopying The Buff•lonl•n '83 The Offlcl•l U.B. Ye•rbook .08~ copy Now Ba.ement of on sol~ $10.00/ BoOk Harriman Hall MSC 14 B•ldy H•ll Amhent ................ . ........ .. ..- ... ... . Califomla ... MIICiean , AllatalrDu Kap{tai ...Marx, He &lid thai the Idea of Karl ~. The A&e of Rcuoa ... Paioe, Thomas Twelve An&rY Mco ...Rost, RftiDald LoYe Slooy ...Scpl, Erich Slauabtcrbouse Flve. .. VODDqUt, Kun The Dic:lioduy or AmcrieaD Slana...Wentworth, Harold and Bera, S!uan bavin6~It -It hal- a- bllltcr than many bad ~- thai Iheft Will ptObo.bly be one....,. " I M1 Ia people rcod and malr:e Up lhc,lr ow. mind. There will al~ be people tlw do - • ..,. pooplc 10 rcod - -· .. Sblolda -~~~~• Uoivcnlty Booblons Cla>enl Boot ...._ Cl>tfla HM1idl uold JOUIIIO 101 up a ~of bMned boob but • r«>dvod a boot lbt from tbt ABA. Ht -.1 tlw they did J01 a I>C*Ct 11110<1111 tbt ..... sayiaa iba& boob ..... - .. , . I>C*cr- wblcll wu IIIJIP(>IOII10 b< pon of thc ~-.I .._ people U>lDt lha< boob .... .._.,..._.. ' '(8oued Boot Wott) is a pclldcl, 11 ~picks it up and ~ ~ ••• IUrlidl uold • ••, . lmpo<Wit tbl.lot 1110 ... people 10 rcod boob, 0< k b not aoinlto do IIIUCb JOC>d." lUI tbt boobtoft - �us·o·cc·el'Bulls. hopeful for successful season I ,/ -----:By:-::DVIN==:-A ~.~u=UJIXZII;;==---- be controls ~ &IJiot' Spectrum photo AUTO· CYCLE..INSURANCE * * * low rat.., !natant FS forms, montha to pay Specializing In loretgo atudents/ out-oJ.&tata drivers All drive,. accepted regardless ol driving ,.cord .A. Active \..A.Insurance ., c;-11 1.,. 1, . . ..."""'" 896-2700 To be frank. Head Coadl Sal Espooho, docs the UB Mm's Vrshy Soccer team have complete went? "No' question about it. Wt'n Jot mort than the nttded eleven, we'vt 101 a lood solid 14 or U ." I eo.do Esposito's u.wumcot or bis squad for tbe •n ~ it is obvious to JeC that the Bulls have a aood c:ba.occ to dcfmd their Wcstan Division SUNYAC titk. "I think that u far u p1cklna • team Is conccmed, we're not 1o•na to han any trouble," Esppsito oald, " I think we'll have a . \ 1 solid Junior Vanity team u well." The easiest decision wu to havt Marty P•vone start another taSOn In aoaJ. Pavooe ~cir..Spenccrpon) set UB records in 10als qaJIIJI •vena• (0.69) and In shutOuts )9). He also avaaaed almost five saves per pmc, a &ood Sl.atiJtic for Joalkerpcrs. or course, be must bave a defense 10 ao with his tendina for thOft numbers. The fUllback corp wUJ be led by uniors A!do. S.llarin (WilliamsviUe South) and Mllte Mooney (East Nortbport). In Esposito's 4--6-2 set up-four forwards, four haJ.Cbacks, two dtfcnders-(hOft two will bandit most of th• htat in the area in front o r the loa! . " Aido and Mooney in the bock," the coach ·said, "We'v..&ot no problems with thaL" "Rick Carlson's a nice addition for w . He cam• from ST. Lawrence WI year, ht loks real aood In there, too." Carlson, a junior transfer who lives in Amherst, seems to have found a home in the Bulls starti~ nne-up. ' "Our auys have tht potential." wd Esposito, "Wben you bet a aood quarterback the team. J think I've 101 Uuer 1ood quatU>backs. I've 101 someone llllhc bock that docs it, Aldn and M~ just calm everyone down. Rick Carlson In the halfback and he prtuy much calls the sltou up there In the fOnt SO We dOD'! haVe tile prOblems Of anybody panlcldoa." In lbe transition pan of the team, the modfidd, expcticnce IDIOOlbJ out the bumps. " As far u the halfback," Esposito c:ontlnued, "I've cot Dave Simpkin <-cnlor· Swtct HOfOc), h•'~ aoina to be a real hdp to us." All the suns that provided t~ scorina threat 45 wt season which resulted in a aoals total art back. • "On the 'Winas we've 101 (David) Richards (senior-Kenmore Wl!Sl) and (Walter) Coheo (senior-Valley Sucam). Of courk, lltowtUY (Mark Brown) and (Kun) fdamadlcr up front, they JCC, to be the 8oply twillS. They do a aood job, they work toatlhcr i...l well." The "t"'liJ" worked toactber Wt year for a · tOtal of 2l 'oils, about half the team's production . Fci&JDacber (Amherst Ctntral) had 12 and Brown (M'anllus) tallied 10. Wbco h comes to numbers, lut season's 4-4-2 ali1nmcot led tO a 11 -5 · 1 record. 6r "The 4-4-2 Jives you maximun strlkln& poccndal' u weD u maximin dcfcnst, because you act yotlrlullbacks and your half bocks movina both ways,:: Esposlt.o QpWoed, " Bulcally, we'D 10 that ,.-ay. "We'll play tht.t or what I call the 'diamond wbicb Is a combination o r lhinas. We'll have one guy in the back that swerps .nd allows everybody 10 ao in every direction ." " Everybody's back and looldna fairly 1ood and healthy, too. If we stay healthy, we sbould be contenders in the Confcrcn«. " rormatl~n·, r===specl•l University Student Sale Televldeo 910 Computer Terminal W/Phone Accoustlc Coupler Regularly $855.00 Sale Price• $750.00 (• with stu,dent 10) S.A. Invites .You To Own a Piece of Rotary Field. ~ Direct Tie Up To.Tbe UnJveralty Computer Avoid computer room ha ..lea, tie In dlrectl11 with an11 p hone. Computer Corner• 5152 Maln St. 634-7528 Wllllam..me, N.Y. ,-------------------~ ~ 0 COMPLETE : '11'200 . OFF PRESCRIPTION I' • - One dollr.tr will get you 1 square yard ~nd discounts, giveaway's , and o't her valuable prizes. Get your chunk at all cafeterlas.Support.your team today! I I INCLUDING EVERY FRAME I Loren, Christen Dlor, Playboy, Sophia Menrad, Yves Saint 1 1 1 ' . ~ Sludrrl ---- AMot:*ldon : \. _._ ... .• t r ) Park-Sher i r- I I 1 'l,. I 1 ~ v...Jty Club ~ --~--~~~~NW~~~~NW~~~~~~~~-~~~W.~~~~ .· . ...............,.,.., .. laurent, Rodenstock, LaCoste, Gloria Va~erbllt , and more! I I BUY A CHUNK OF ROTARY FIELD. EYEGLASSES I I I I I I ' Optical · DOWMTOWN Ellicott Square Bldg. IM-84110 TOHAWANDAS 1171 Slleridan Df. ll75all5 EAST IUFFAL.O 1283 E. Delavan -..a LACKAWANNA 835 Ridge Roed 82IM230 Thla tpoc~a~ ol1• good liWOVOI\ ~ 31, 11112 wl!ll IIIIa """"""' Not IO b e - Ill oonjUctlon - . . . , - ...._.. ~·0< d l - 1. :• i I I 1 1 I I I I I I - ~----------~~------' �' I r • · II .. Field Hockey- Depth. a -:Key By LAWRENCE A. MIETUS ${1«1Nif? .5/off Wrilt"t Tbc UB Women"• V"''"Y F"ldd HockC)Ittam fo buJy PfopannJ to Slat\ us IOib >ca>on thu loll Wlth the llra<SI itam eva tn Royall" hl$la<y A balance uppa and lo., cr dassmen o.hould pro"" to be an . . - for th< t..,. Hud Coath Ehubctb O.mm~e~ told. atma playrr d<i>dl u • pt., lltu ocason ""Tbctc an many q""'k 1arn<n and U\Jilnaive playrro tho•1n1 SirOn& ...,._. fot tadl oth<t tn a IUitfiCd ttam effon"" th< told Th< Royall" mrntor hopei to rlua many of h<t n<w l>lal'\iltnto lbc aJtactma fot""ff-.rd Iitle 10 seo.craJ of thnn can ~Burnt ~nt~ks 11 Wt ut Sook:ina for balanact w:onna. "'DunmM:l comiM'nttd. "'Ou~ co 1h.t lou of lui ytar"o lndtnJ ocorcr Vo<~) Joc:wn •ho lf1ld""'tcd m May.·· DlmmKt and A>rutant Coa.;h Dono Clay ..,n be lookma ror mot< sconnJ from the outJidt ,.,na PQSIUon. na.mdy hom Kdl)' McGlynn. Tnaa Ames, and Junne Qulnlo•an &rb Cta&hton and POl Crontn, who ploy th< ltn~ I'O'ill<>n, ar< abo looktd upon tO add o.omc o.corma punch . G;aduatton ttlsa claimed Deb Wilham~. who pla)td the ao-J posit>O<\ for the Royal>la>t year. Such olo~' \>Ould leavc •irtually ony team vulnerable deftnJtvely, ycr this may nnt pcm a problcm for thc tum this scu.50n. ''Wt ar~ "rry1na two &nahenderi thil year .'"Dimmick said, " And tht.y boch play the pcu.hJon vtry well ." h'~ difrtcuh when a team has only one player to nu a panlcular 1)0\itlon. but havina t wo{ aoahwders win hctp 10 keep Ihem both ~mpecilivc: the: roach s.aid, Gddtng that Junior Debbie J IJlCittl~ 1nd Sophmore Rtb<cat Barth will uc:h mind ch~ nrc fot the Royall. Scntou Chcrylca KoronoW>kl and Poppy Oorc WJJI be jotncd by McOlynn, who li 1 Jun1or. as chry ~ouldtr the tn<aptaJn rcsponlibllittcs. Koronowskl and DorQ.,Doth play the dcfcndu poJttton and SCf'\1-C: as the anchon in th~ team•, backfield bet,....., • Jaanne O!!lnllvan on lhe move YOUR BSN IS'.WOimtAM OFFICER'S COMMISSION IN THE ARMY. Your BSN means you're a professional. In the Army, it also means you're an officer. You smrt as a full-fledged member o( our medical team. Write: Army Nurse Opportunities, P.O. Box 77.13, Burbank, CA 91510. Korono•ski Aid that th11 was th~ mos1 tnJOyab1r fic:kl hockey tqm she bad C\'tr playtd and oddtd, "Evtf)one on ohc team .,.. o PQJiltvc Oltttudc." She conttnutd. "IIllo he piaym "'e ....u.n, tO "or~ ooanbn. help tadl othcs ouo, and hopcfuUy tcltl<h coc:h Olher o<>m<thona new," Allioudc 11 dclinittly a lwhcs In the Royab" cap AltbouJh OC\tnl of ohe play<rJ .,. sophorno<cs, 101 mony or than this is lhcrr fir.r yas of UB fidd hockey They chow: tO Jll OUI thnr fr<lltman ).., irulcad of pla.)'lni In an effon to hclp thcor SfudKJ ARMY NURSE CORPS. BEALL10U CAM BE. *• plus raaoro 101 the tum, th<y n...S Wbilc dtpdl and aJtioudc more conddionin1 Dimmic~ admintd , "N0111A!Iy any 1aun ,.ill bc slilhtly out of thapc at oh< bqinnlna or a """""· but ... hllvc the 11rb nm qwlt a bit tn I"Kti«..., ohcy"U bc able 10 ao the full 70 mmutcs."" Sbt conunued, "The lut fiw minuta or nthcr h.aJf u ~.»ualJy wbcn a weaker ream can be llkt"ft advan1qt: or:· Tbc Royals ftcld hocl ey tum " tWOdaocd with ohc NCAA DIVISion llllr\d th< New York Soatt Divuion or thc AJ.sodaoion of Inter· Collqiate Athlttico f01 Womcn. l..ul")'elr the tcam .... rankcd lifth comtnt OUI or the NYSAIAW ehamJ)ioruhips and ranktd fourth 1101"1 tnto the A lAW Eastcrn Reak>nals. Thcy lintsbtd the KtJOn with 1 9·5 r<COfd. Dimmick said litis year's ocam hu lh< pOienolaJ to rc..:h the Nationals in post-xuon play. The team's homc lield Is fe><:llcd at the new 1\Jumni Arena Compi•• un the Amh<r>l Campus. Thc Royals opcn thdr !<ISOn on Thursday, S.ptanhc.r 16 at 4:00p.m. al ~om< . They raee a •<I')' touah BrockpOrt team and will bc lookln& tO avtnse a I ~ lou suffertd to Orockporl in oh< R<aionob last yeo•, A touah battle is auatllnt...S. SCIENCE OR ENGINE.ERING ~~~~ ~ ~ i~ e,...... e OUI"' wewa l'tl..dl• c:." "-•• s.n.or 1'0ov.,- $QO() ,.. • ~ )'OUJ Mn10t ye• MfONut.<.lf 4 )'CM as'fO- Nt..lfCallor.nvoneotM'I'tflfM14Kt.c2itlf'IOl"'ftf You-'1 t.w 11 tne gr.-tAll roru ~""' 1110 ¥016 ..,., yeow ..._ come;.•• care ......,._,. dlttllt ftllldC;II at'ICI I ~ " Star Wars" · In the Woldman Theatre Friday, Saturday & Sun,day ·"' Sept.. 10, ·11 & 12th at 4:30, 7:00 & 9:00 ! ~ n t~ U.U.A.B. ,will also be showing " The Texas Chainsaw Massacre'' .Friday & Saturday at midnight (also in the Woldman Theatre ) . '- ~ ~~ ~ or~n . end wrw.. 10Y a-ac~~.~.~~• 'fOY-. an~ oncw Scflool aM ~~~ I eotr'llnllt-on M orta< vou tNI'f apoly oo an""' II N FOtc• t •oenw Tr~~tW~q en All Fete4 O'lld'""' - Find~~ liN Ot.K rrom 'IfNI MltHI M FO'CI !«:fUrl., toOay v~ 1 hlfP )'OurMif lftd Ml\'e ....... """""" ~- ~ U ( ng5nMtlnt st~''- M::::N~I U.U.A.B. Films & IRCB presents n H you Aidl Ht,h .you It d TheN FOtct hM ·ptogrwn the Cot~ ~tf PrOQtJwn The lvl fOIC-O _.~yOU ' ~ ~ Student Admission is $1.25 for first show ~ and $1.75 for all other shqws J ,,.,,,,.,.,,:r:snesn r!TIT!!T;n::" nusr,we · - ' "1U'!' · ;~=.: ~ ~- ·-~~.. i.;,..\J:.t.ar 13 �. Classified ads' I .... .... .......:-.... ,_~- liiiOfCIIC'I'CU. -. - ........ ,,........., ..... .... , •• -.a.•• PROTESTANT WORSHIP SERVICE ~ \ ~,,. n U --·==:.::.-=. . .- ; ;. ~ .......a ... ...._ -.. 1 NI!I.OIM&.----1 WM0 nati'T8 A~.u.eu. THE WESLEY FOUNDATION, IN COOPER.ATION WITH T+fE CAMPUS CHURCH COALITION IS SPONSORING A REGULAR WEEKLY PROTESTANT WORSHIP SERVICE. THIS SHALL BE HELD~ EACH SATURDAY AT 5:00P.M. AT THE JANE KEELER ROOM OF THE ELLICOTT COMPLEX. THE FIRST SERVICE WILL BE ON . SEPTEMBER 11th. LEADING THE SERVICE WILL BE THE REV. ~ JOHN M.C. KAMARAS, CHAPLAIN AND INSTRUCTOR IN " DEATH & DYING" AND " ISSUES IN MENTAL HEALTH" IN COLLEGE " H". OUR MUSIC LEADER, ~l PLANT, PLAYS BOTH PIANO AND GUITAR. A BRIEF RECEPTION AND FE,LLOWSHIP n AFTER EACH SERVICE WITH REFRESHMENTS WILL BE HELD.u COME, BE PART OF AN EXCITING MINISTRY! ~ .:::... :c~ -::-~.(~= e.......... "IPftt:II..TAnY& MAmuL i ! •' ~.,...;;;;::-=== ......... ......, .,._. ,.,... t.. ==~=--=-= =~ ~TS~.Mii.L·•......._ -o«tP Hii:oeD,..,.WM ~ •,_ =,.... =,.:-::,= ~· ::e:.:o!t"'".:7.~~· l~ l4D . ,....... """. "--"II'fl,_-loli()W_&o\1111 ~ QMMt .. ...... ...... , ....... a.w. . .,., I!UGa. 'WONt" a C\Dfl1JHO ~ 111o111 M04. lo~ ~~ ro.,,., e-. tNI ~ HONO.ao-ct JCR 11\&.L ,..-.c.""""' -ot~> 'llftltl\lfl A.MifiOUOOC.oii ~AOft141111•f ~ye.. • a.AHT IOC);c SAU:- W•'t CIIMIWI'O 0V1 011{ :t UJ;Ufi=-.\:=o=-= ·~ - llfr()H6 M sa.,·-=-: ., ~D6.1T.Il ............ ::.... ....,_ ~ UoiOtn. Q.. ..., . eN ~uu•• t • ~:;: M:f~ ._, ~110" ....,.,.21 • .. ION• , •• .._tt4: I ....,.....,., WliMO .10oPOIIMr01bt . . . Wd'l Net •4'11.0 c.ll ~ If' 1 ,", •I.' f! 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THE UNITED METHODIST AMERICA"N BAPTIST PRESBYTERIAN DISCIPLES OF CHRIST UNITED CHURCH OF·CHRIST Cell 832·2263 or _,._NZII for more lntormefJon a ATTENTION: AU Intramural Football Captains There will be an organizational meeting on Friday 9/10 in the main lobby of ALUMNI HALL at 7:30 ·pm. A1tendance is MANDATORY! Rosters are. due Thursday 9/9 along with the $15.00 team deposit. NO TEAMS WILL BE ACCEPTED AT THE MANAGER'S MEETING UNLESS THERE IS ROOM IN THE LEAGUES. Intramural Soccer Captains There will be an organizational .. meeting on Thursday 9/9 in the main lobby of ALUMNI HA~L at 7:30 pm. Attendance is MANDATORY! Rosters MAY be' handed in at the meeting with. the $15.00 team de osit. RUSH FUNCTIONS .~ · Sept...tO,_ 11 .'8 p.m. 16 Merrimac Sjreet Beer & Munchies Workers Needed For Senate .... Election _ $2.25/hour Sept. 22, 23, & 24th Ca/1636-2950 for more information ~· - ._ �C:ttiN(M l'fUOlH t A~AtiON _,. ~ .... 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Yo..• I.*• noif M~l[,_ Ot' VODICA AND tU "" ~f"IO"' 11lV Oi'N.I. .,.,, IIII ...O!Mt•l "*"tf 'l_, '1'0\1 f• ..,.,, •1\11' •• '' 10011"'0 tOf Wt ca.. bOUI ,.,.,._ t.C~ 011*• N«~• If 't'N •• ....llllfwl • •Y .,.. ~~~~..~· ~ ~ • .,., 111}'1~~ .,...,Wf..,.t!Jif'MMfiOI.It..,.,..lieoii.,....,..... ·....,...._.,.., ................ Slo._. 10 - •""CI .,OW. [SlH(f' Tk ....... t alit ftO ,_._VOlt ........."' ~ G fft'V..WIG • 1'111 ••••t"'G ~ ..-o .,.....,9fttoo~~o- .....~ SOCkS AM t.IUCH ..... ,...-.,.._II'*' ........ .......... L~ING ~- ~ rO" lU.~TO 5WUot "" c.ftoi..O . . . . WMt ~Jttto-- -w.... ..."'... 8U~~ ICMOOl 10' W•,...; , _.....,.,~ , ..... . l).,~ ...... . . .... _. ., sc.... ~ ---~~". Esther Happy Birthday! CJII,I ....... ,_'""'..._. ,.,IIMOC»t1tt For.more information,-contact Miles Borden at 636-2950 ... ... •.,... 11)1CIII llftll.IJI.,)IJt.,,.,.. ~--~,.. ~«•••• ,.~ ,.... liiiMtol " " •"'• a XI ~" ,...,.~.,. •~~~ CNry~ ~~ ::-:~:-:llfl; ;;:v:::;•;::•;;•o"".-:,.,-ol'lo '*O•~<A ~ t:)l.tilf oiifcu$i '1'0uRC4AI$MAT[S W•••llllflll rehtltr,.,.,..... tr1tt1 w '*'('lfG IMG«''OI ~fit t~v••'Y"""'"'., MOW Ol.O WlML VOU I,. $lVO't IP!e..,,,,,..Cf!O(;ol&!• •rt\IOkJrf'OI,f' 1-4~, f111f "•~, • • Pto4o r,_. Ill~ ti'ICM C..l STEREO U U A I M(I(NUi A •.-U,(OHC()n •tMflftCI '"-' hoi.-. 10 0C10 ....~ .c. ~,.., , _. 10 ' ' 11 ,0 1111 f ou,.4•'• C •tt• -••r• • Rlwfj•""-•• -·· .... H[T1l ...... ~ .. C..~;;.~ t.Cf THl~u..-_..o.u..-~ • ....... ... tOCf.,.J W'"«l c..;, ....,...._ , """'" CA "'<K.CJTVol,.1 6Cifrt CA~ ...... -. . c..,..,.-...-.c:... ..... """""", ..... ...... ...,..,.... _......,_, .. .... 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Gl!rtctdges, btank tape. dock tacUos. 1~, cat c~s and much moret B ND NEW/ STYLE FM STEREO {;>\ Ethnic bands, foods, Imported beer and wine. All the rides of the park and major entertain· 'ment. All thisJor $5.95. Sept. 10, 11 , and 12th. Tickets are on sale at the U.B. Ticket .Office. ;~o~s --..--J.....,+..~9 ]5 IN·OASH AMIFM c.osottuu•o lle•e..a.•see , AMIFM 11-TRAC~ In daoh ~~ ato,... ·-·s:N AM·FM STEREO Wal~person with phones l2• Stereo He.adphonea hom , •. 55 SONY c.$ CohetteL. . 9ic; SHARP Ootby/Metal RB ....ella Clkk ~ AM/FM Sloreo ClOCk R.olo .Uil Cotselto Watkman~ype w/pllonos • l3i t OO loot electric 1u<1 S5 ~ Piece Socket/Ratchet Mt (tombOI PlUS MANY MOflE ITE"'S 6x9 TRIAXIAl SPEAKER 101 wl!h g<ll....s:N BOK SPEAKERS 101 vano, ole.. ll>r)S3II 100 WATT Coj EQUOIIlor· Booltlf .$2V 1 BAND Cor Equallller·BooOIOf Wlm0t...s311 CA~ WEOGE SPEAI\£RS (P..!l - .15 FUu.-stZE te·· BACKGAMMON antc:n.. SIO HUNOfiEOS OF ITEMS lO . SAT & SUN ONlY ~ AREA lOCATIONS· .B.IIffA!.Q WA TEll BEDS & STUFF Unl..rstty PIIWI • folpl/' St -' , tiiAQBA FAU4 lfOWARD JOHNSOJ>jS EAST · I 1110 ol, N F 81Yd .:.. ·-· •• ·~· ••• • •· · - . ..,,.~..,. ..e,.Ef!OIIII'IO • ~.,.-e~ ·- �etc • I ... ' . 1·quote of the do}' I --' lr rou have aoy lll.blerk abillly ,ou cao play e1 UB.' - LatTy Sledc ~- . . lot Ia CoM.~ by September, 19Slare c.... ....... - - .. in di&J'ble 10 apply to wcwt roi the Ca>ttal lntdllaeacc Aadl<)' Snlot( pimment, polltla, and public atroin ltC eli!P'ble IO N>!>iY s--. 111o -~~...-.roo lntenullipo in the followlq (Jncllllc:a. ... MatteciQa, Ploblic:ity ODd - . . . Oa-t. For fwtl>er omc.. - ....,._., ..,......,.,, .-.cr: K.lltllryw . . _ (71~ . 'lllo_...._~.......,.,.IOODdbooctt o . . - .,.ny ...S Oftlot>- Eleclioe, Sot. Scplmlber II 01 7 p.-. ia I DltMdarf IW, MSC. Call IJ~ f0< ....,... .., ........ (lrMiporUdoe dA: •••) ~..-., durlna the SwDmc:r of 19Sl.' Stuclmu puin,U.. Oraduate - - in a:o., ma.. loot. hbl... p.1., law, Uq., pol. and lllnl. raarcb, c.s., loci., O<l- or JOdal psydl. and mic:n>-bio. ao mo1oecu1ar bio., - elicJ'ble. Sdcclioo fqo: the II one-,.... Mastcr'1 dqtot 1ft I JlfOPIID In Polilla and Polley .a R....... Univ<fiity. Apptic:alioa 111ua be IDIIdc to the l!loaJ<too lastilutc and to lbe Ond. Scbool oa Ruta<:n. Fe< flllther info.; wrltr: Dlroctao, ~ lasliluu llit)lly competiti..,, For f1lllher inrormatioD, wrltr: or Polkla. Ruta<:n UnMnity, New lllruDswld.. HJ 01901. c-dlolloo, ~• Studies l'ropsl, [)q)t, A , RID 111, P.O. loa 1m, ,.............._ D.C. ATTEHTlON: PQ..LAW SENlOIIS. Tbe followlaa low achools wiD be 00 ClllllpUS to ~ proopcai>c . - s 'lllo_,-~ .. - - - . _ . . . . 00 l'uadoy, Stp-ber l*Jo • llrooti7D ,._ Sc:lloal. roo,..,.,.._.....-. paoiliou. Troillia& lllrU September Unlvmity or~- vm.o... u.a..lrmy and ..,.... 11. To ""' io oa .picMioo Yloil <ilbct t.be MaiD Sl. omcc oa Olmdm, Nnr Jcracy. Sip up for laurvicws bJ Cllllito& 41S ........ ltd oathe AIDbena orr.,. 1&106 T - Hall. IJI.J.! IS and lllk fa< Mn. Sllc:L • for I Pu~ ............ -u.s. a.-. 'l1lo ~ Mtoorirr a..... S l - ~ Sonloc ........... "'the ~ a--s e · t • ..-d ...,. ..,..._ _ ....,..._ lllaolii).......,SI,._ -......s ......... ......... ........ For ,.,._ .,~ • ...tk: Millorlly ~SI..,_ ~ Sontoc, loa 28?,1'1111cetoa. N.J. 01541 . ........... _....... ...... _ _ .,..__ .................... ..._. ZOHfAIAtcr. A..,.- s- - lllould ...tk to: ~ Sipla Alpllo Mu Fl'llcrlit7 011 Ordlaln n.eadoy s.p. 14lb .. C'Miktf•. Free " - r.- Aaltcnl CloDpuo • Oral drlnt - - .• ..__P.O. loa 699, V..., VA 22110. ONFP~ ~ u DIIJ<., 1 ~ ~ ~ Wido ~~or Pte-Nod, Pte.Dall, ODd ~vee. Y001 llhould ... • • _ . , _ 10 OCQtlllre . mcr-cc 111c. eaa Nn. !!JMa. IJI·lSIS, fO< oa _ . , _, ~,.._ ~-- .,....... 1 ..._ iD Tlots--.-..--~ ...... ,.-......i n """* tho foJiowbii.-: .Gropllb, 1oa omcc. . . . _ t, v ..-.. a--. ~ Ua. •• Jtad .. ill the polico MorltedQJ, "Public:ily oad Accow11 Oa-t. Fe< l'wthcr blottcn... peny trill~ 111. AI. Oouidy'a Tl>a. s.p. ll>formaloe, ..,....., lltlliryD L-a (11~. 14111. sa.,.. Alpha Mu R"* Party. " .. Now..,.,.. II ol'hrilll Qrwd. Alllowtllipo Ill lllrCIIII*C rda!*l Jdaocct ...,._-..... .. ....,..,. .. ~ durlna tbc ,_lkW-NY ...... ~~oft.be ODd .......... F - f0< .the ........p be 1913-14 lboold wrilt 10 Tbe Amcricao· NYS lAbor A<lioa C4ollliloD in 1 daDooiUocloD ..... ............ bJ wrilllla io: ~ .............. lS a.. Wectcr .$colidlao>ilft FCilllldatlool, 1%'1 1!111 7lrd Sttoct, Nnr Yor\, ICorh'l Ulll·lobor IIIIICC, ~. s.p...,ber 10 u S:OO pon Ia NY IOOZI. -' froat of~ Hall (do~wo lllllfolo). tl<M, Clllcllo...... fOIOI . r --= - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. This award-winning newspaper has been published continuously since 1950, and three times a week it provides news stories and in-depth coverage of campus events and sports.</p> <p>Funding for the creation of this collection was received from the <a href="http://www.wnylrc.org/">Western New York Libraries Resources Council</a> through the <em>Regional Bibliographic Data Bases </em>and<em> Interlibrary Resources</em> <em>Sharing Program</em>.</p> <p>Please see our <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/specialcollections/about/policies">rights management information</a> for policies regarding use.</p> </div> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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Procram ( TAP) be<autc Ito--~ f« lito ...uu... ~of credil& ~ 10 """" roo.....w....,....._... -...•.......s lito tllld ............. _. ~~ ..US, ''Thes< stUdents QP<Cit:d mel needed to - - · studcnu bave prottllecl Sc:bool of~· Dwl Jooq>ll Alutto'l dcdsiaa 10 limll MI'C _.,.._ "'*"> to olD< cndk t.. eliliblo nnanclal aid but It also lcnlllllcns the time: a t tudent must remain in school, addina extra rrnanclal burdens. Addltlonally, a student enroUed In less lball 12 credit boun Is considered part time and Is denied any baxrlll available to fuU tim< llll<lmLS • lbo Sc:bool or llllbllllldentl"' llto............-~coWd Ollly eruoll in lliDe cmliu per - indudin& botb mm.,..amt mel disln'butloo COW><$. NisJ>t srll<knu ..,d MFCSA til< "'tin& not only an IlK it pr.-.ntsstud<nu from TAP. They wW- be recdvina U.'' He c:a:plal.oed, hoWf:Va". that tbc: 1tu<lmu 1mnt or tbc: chon&< iD pollc;y before tltq -oiled iD lbc ....... atllrmiJ>a that ' 'they ...... infonaed of lbc rill tltq ...... W:ID&.'' FCSA PTaiclaK KathariDo J. Sllfllu, EAecutl>c Dinc:tot AJIIk JIIDdU:O&, IDII --.1 NFC All<lalls aou Ia! IIIPc wiD Aludo. ~. VIet Pnoidcnl for AadaDit Afbin llo!Nn~ ODd adoor NFC mel AJ&in tdmiaistJaJon to dlxuu the ll<for< tbe a>eednc. Sdfller IIDd JIIDdU:O& onlned that tbc: sw- be bamd rrom ~ oo lbe tvatt at>d told lbc MFC ltudmts 11ft0<N 10 make no CO<JUDCUIS, thus woudlna t1x Issue in - r IIDd w.-...,. A.,....,. w-. .......,....,_,Joe 0..,.,...,. ,.._. sw-.m ............ ~ .-lbe • ..., -a., CXJ11aiaia1 what _, beat made. lbo ,_......_, •Welt appan in ill mdrily in Tlw Sp«t,.m, JW<slbat "Tbis lili\IWioo - dotl1y rwed Ia lhdr lldmlll&DC< lotoo." While thac b no IJat>dfather clawe 00\'Uina all contlnuin1 stu<lmu. the sttt<m<nt said tbal "any lludenl ... rw_ .......... ...... ._.. __ Sc1ldaols - - .dilll* ~ .......,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ftllo dlty look roo lobo. '"l)piaaly, ...a. SlliCionts ..w DOC (e&IID<>t atr«d 10) mroll fiiiJ..<iiK roc GlOre thaa ooo 0< rwo - . n durlnt tlxir..,..,. or studJ. This cacqory or ucq>tlott approved (or tnnpor.,y problcou oniy," the U&lanalt tJplains. e ... IIIANAO: = \ or Senate ticket after expulsion .. By GAR\' STERN Cam~ Editor A Iitke! iJ <Urrcnlb' being ronlled to run in the upc:omin& Student Aaoodatlon (SA) Senate elcc:tions, wltlch will lndude pan-members or UB'1 one-tim< NYPIRO chapter u weD u current memben of the Altcmatl~ News Collectlve (ANC) in hopes or briQsilla back lbc ~ orpuiz:atioo. W'dh doc:lions to be bdd oo Sqxember 22, ZJ, IIDd .u. petltiolll ba~ alreadY beat r<Wrned by .....,.. mcmben or NYPIRO. The Senate is cqla:lecl to sbonly o&r lbe <*dooo 10 &lice up SA's SJ mlDioa buclpt. in lbe SpriDa IIDd claol with .., ~ ID&IID$, su.e Cmooe or tile Akenwl~ News Collec:liw (i\NC) calls lbe tlctct •. 'pany ,. ...titioD of 10<11," c!oimiJ1a that it is lbe lui -1>1< cboDce to saoe NYPDtO," wtDcto reMecl 1\mdiQa lu1 April by tbc: Scnau. ~ SA l!o0<11tm Committeoe mdoned t1x decisloo iD AQIUSl. " We ba"' fOilDOII a tictct, I Rlppooc." 1114 Wendy Web«, 1 fomi.r member or NYPIRG, "lllhoul!> lt is not eotirdy buausc of NYPDtO. It b balcally becaux- ~ lbc 1W11C nlua . . . difrert111 lioes or thinkifl& thu those aamtiUy in lllc s.u.t~ .. I t 1s q,_._ble •bctlxJ il>!: ~ a b<lP- rormec~ to doll wilb all bsua or 0111y to ~ at>d pin fomds r,. NYPUI.G, ICICDtdilla to SA Tta~wer Eric frieclmon.. Ad:Do1olediiJta that all ln¥01•ed arc fO< a point that tltq fed very .stro<111Y about, FriedmaD (edr that ,.,.!dna they arc P«>bobb)' out "to ...,. NYPIIlO, r101 ..,dfomnost. ''If tltq ...... eoncemecl witb all ;.....,. evuy~JUna ""1114 be oby, bttt 11xy ree~ that 1 did 10 tbcm 1 lOIII UtjUitlcc, " be said. " I h:ad to malr.e • COII<alloo witb a small - P 10 et1etnla, bu1 thaLc.an•t be hdped,*' Claimina that the Senate Is "out or 1ouclt with studenu" beeaUK It turned down NYPtRO It• tef<'f<ndum pused by a 4 to 1 mtJ'Iin amonvtudents, Catron< ~llev<s tbat "more activlst.a'" •rc needed to ma.kc tbc Senate more tbao 1 "one-sided pony." an..- Aa 10 wh<ther Of GO< the ticket wiU _.,t a ono-lsruc party, ca· NYPIROcr Olall Freyor llid tbat, " NYPIRO wiU ~ a cklinlte pan or ow pltifonn, but ooly a 1*1· The <OCUC!tutloo ftldf nmls r..am.,U.,, oo that the actUAl doclioa wiU be later." AJao, included on lllc ticket b fonaer NYPIRO dlalr !Cam~ Comstock IIDd IAICI'D Milly FO<Jion<. ' trspooulbiliiy 'I 't o:lt bow:* IIDd Wltc.b lbc lid< or In the Sallu. .. Frqe aplaiD<d• c:tD "After ....... the SA l.o ..:don lu1 ><- IIDd opc:oc!iDa time with NYPIRO, I ba~ to &<I iovolved by IJJiDI10 btvoiYe otlxn." The Smlt< b oo ooe-ticlcd, .._<Iiiii 10 Web«, boa!- """'1 of illlllallben arc SA "btcb," IIDd arc olwaya ~ &rOUDd tbc: SA. AI last .......ur's meeti01 with FriedmaD, in whldt he upheld the Scnau's decisloo In roprd 10 NYPIRO. few lllaDben of the SA aored n>01111> to show up, the Aid. (SA PrcsiOctlt) ConldJ Sdlaetcr did not allend, and ••pvc u:s no rcuoo a wdL ., SA b "probably .,;.,. to tum this deetloo Into a two pany atiWioll, tlx l<n at>d lllc risJ>t, liS aplnst them, .. sbc added . poaible resbcaaoc rrom the Freyer IIIIo SA ~ predictlnt tbat It wW be "cha:tiJtl petitions.' • mel "Wlkhlna very clotely" tiro U.Of"Yft IIADil2MIII ptll'ty• " If we fool tbM:~OOIId toltomack,lt f1lWI be clooo lhrotlllllbc decisloo makiDi orocea.'' Web« Aid. "Pkntlna OIIUide hllln71 tt>d writlfl& 1tt1cn to tlx editor ,.UJ 1>01 lho reollY&<IIISOlly.obere." �in short. IJHE spECTRUM •..,....,,112 / Yoi.SS So<ft-lld/~.et.lof \, lonyc.n.dol........ - Dill/-..,.._ AJMc.-.._.,c.,.., Jon STATEMENT l . Rocipielu or "oduh" fonns or lino.ocial aid sud! .. vetertM bcoclill, \'OC!aliocW r<hobi6tollon fltnlll or fiiOdJ from the T!ad< Reoufjastmc<rt A<!. To be lrttled oo an iQdiv;,jualizcd basis ool)' "hen bcncliu no< applicable 10 pan-lim< OUI<Iy ond dly rull·tidlt lludy DOl po<Siblc. 4. <lAdUI!ini scniorT~o I>..U procedure hu &!ready been approved. 5. SltOCI..us >«kiftl 10 or II hours (1 third 4 hour COIU1C), os loDJ IJ ooly 3 couna vo involved. Tbls statemall ls bdGa isluod joiJuJy byllle Millud ~ ~ Sttoc1a11 IUIOciodoa, lbe orr... of Ill< V'c Prcsldeo1 for Aaldcmk Mfon, n.. Scllool of t-~1 and r.fallvd Fillooo<• eon.,.. Tbt Millatd Fillalcn CoJlta• SltOCI<nl AsJociatloa'a E:t«ulivc Commhl.. m<1 with 0.. llobcrt Rossb<tJ. V~e< Presldmt for A.c:l4cmic: Affain: Mr. W"alliam Orrinor, Aslod11e Vic:< Praldmt for ~ffoin: 0.. JOSq>b Al\)1~. Dr:&o, Sc:hool of~: "· En< Su<irr, Assistant Dan, Millard FlllmoR Collqr md Mr. lUr:lwll These lttOd<Dts mow<~ coniKI Millard Fillmore Collqe llUiimL-tl>c full-<lmt So(ft~ Doold-;, lll ..... - . :..- . . . , Oo>lo~... - ..... _,.,,..too.. f- ..... T. -11011-...-r ~.ow for cump<ioo_ Tht nine crodlt hour .,.. S<mdiCl cap has bc<D imtiruiOd u a prot«ttoo rO< Ill< "troditlooal" MFC Oll<:lltMr, A•Uslanl for Cootlnlliaa Education, Millotd Fillmore Colltse, oo Wecblcoclay, September I, 1912 reprdinJ Ill< D<wty blslhuiOd crodl1 hour kmltatloo for MFC IIWiqtmCIII ,..jon. We wl1.h to l!l&ke deal thai altboucb ~!>eft vc o _.p~c of hemlyc~ ~ be r~. we on stW coofcnina ond vc conc:.mcd witll tbe riaJIU Of Ill< llU<IallJ illvol>aJ. lbe followiDJ has bccJl ..,...s upon: I ~ wUI be no J<OIIdfolllet daiiiC covcrina oJJ continlliaa MFC manoacmcnt JtUdmu. Howcvct, any MF'C I1\&IUII<nlefll ltudcnt may •PI>IY fO< an Clcmplion. lbey wiD be hmdlod on an Individual baN. 0 AllstudcnlS acecpted into the propam for the Foll 1982 ve ptlrt·tlmtlt•dtnu. Thlalimltalb-1 wu c:l<:ar1r Silled in lhdr admiiW>Ct l<tlct. 00..-.oi~Att_ -.,w_Ati_ Cll<y-- O.V. Hoc:Mwonl.ta1- JimH SoliltYI.tn'l ~ Edlt01 -. ...,lnl_ -"~ -kiDJ odliltlltOCI<Dt. II wW hdp eliminate Ill< number or DUE (dly K:hool) studcnu tracsfcrriJII ~ MFC, ond lhcroey, closin& 0111 cow... Olhcnrist O!>C" IO the CY<DinJ students. r..,a,.~ Scoll--- lloOSc_l_ , _ ........ F. l<oj)ldnol- eo.......,. Mlci'IMt E. ShlltiNaviiMt• .,.,.,._, ,_lchlotl Curaloto~~Mt ....~~..,, .. __........, eonw.,, ~-..u ,,~ lourt. .._.._,... .... ___ --·""' I'll ,.,_..,lr>o. Cindy U\roi!Unl- .- t iOf ~tl'l,. OlvaJdiAft. c:.oor.'Mtor fhl ~·-~'!' m The only nud<1111 ouiOmllicoJJy cnlllled 10 ea<mptlon• ore: 1. Chana< or emplo)'II>Cnt by pmon• previously cmployed-JtUdmlS Wllo ore lc:mponrily unomployed or "bctwcon jobl" or wllo vohmoariJy rcdooc tbcir work load to Clpcditr lhd< stvdla. TypjcoJJy, llldt studmu wW GO< (conno< lffO<d 16'J <Droll full-<lmt for """• lhao Ooc Of IWO scm<run durinJ lhrir courte or sfudy.'"lbio cate&OtY or ......,OOn approved fD< lcm~ pn>blans only. 2. Howc••ha mrolled iD MFC (rolbcr tlw&n DUE) bcc:awc <hey prdcr lo llt<Dd cvminc cluoo wkb lhcil peon or because tbdr spout< ...... care or tbcir cllllcJrca dllNI& lbc Correction An avor was tn11dc In the Sitmt Club od wblch ran Monday, AIIIWI 30th. Tbe od stated lhollfudcpl membct$bip fca ...,.e ooly $121 a )Ut. II shoulcl ho"" rud " S<udent mcmhcnhips DillY $12.(10 a )Ut. Coli ~." ... .TYI!r-~.,..,.,f; <=u~, ~·,--~--......, er.tW - .. =·~.!:s=.=• ~""-·-,., eon,_,...,. F'Mtutw Syndlc.ttfid and Unll~ Pleat c•cvlttlor! ...,., 20JXIO - u..-..,. -{-~~ ........ . Tllos-trvmso-·. ...... ......, .. ..... <"r:ninJ. --bi'IN-.fn.CIIIot. lr>CNo4 ........, 17\o $poarvrl! .. 1>1' lki!!Aio ...... UIIISontc:o 5I. - .... N Y. ALL S.A. FUNDED QRGANIZATIONS STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE WAIVERS ARE AVAILABLE PICK- UP YOUR BUDGET PACKETS BY OCTOBER 15TH S.A•• C .A.C., & Coca Cola IN ROOM 111 TALBERT HALL THE U.B. 500 The U.B. 500 is a go·cort race. and Fund present IF YOU DON'T YOU'LL BE CUT OUT ~ Raiser for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. The race will be held September 12th on Putnam Way at tiJe Academic Spine. The entry fee is $10.00 per team for undergraduate students ($20.00 for Attention All Action Committee Members! They muet be back btl Sept. 17 A1TEN110N COMMUTERSII All commutere .,.. encou,..ged to attend the TlturMa, Sept. tda lilt I :OOpaa Ill tile PaJ.. " - , bd 8oor 8p.m. Fugo 3rd Door tt.rt...Hall. Fellows Lounge- wr... a C~JeeN ..,n ~~e-'*' BIIIlcUng 3. a.c.... ........ For more Wormatloa call ~~.. at 636.4445. .. . Appllcatloos are avllllable In Room 111 T•lbert Half ht CoiiUDuter Aflaln Couadl MMttag Mandatory lat meeting Wed. Sej,L 8 1982, _ - - -.· - -· 2 .-............... They are based on FINANCIAL HARDSHIP·ONL Y others per team) Pick up an entry form at the S.A, of/lu In Room 111 Talbert Hall. These forms must be turned In by Tuesday, September 10'th . For more Information, conlad Nom~an Goldschmtdl aJ 636·2950 ..... .. .... C.= . . .. lt'e YOIIf ~TOOl - ·--·. -~.-. ~ -or _..__-. ,___ ,.. &peclrullftl otftoM ...... *-ted hf 14 eMol' ..... o! , ... at Wt.e.ka, auttalo, Htw YM tQID, �Student Association , Book Exchange Do you feel as if your old books are worth something? Do you need extra cash? If you answered YES, · the S.A. Book Exchange can help. Llbrartes Director Saktldas Roy All-night UB campus libraries to re-appear BY SKERRY ROSMARIN La,. Spnna'• 2A hour libr2ry ~""'' cnat run "'aS iucb a SU«QS that lhC: conunued accordina 10 Swdcnl A>socla110n (SA) Prcsldenl Co<ddl Sehochter. The SA fund«! a aood pan or lbc: e•perua '"' >cmdltr whlch lnc:lud«< aransponaaion, c:osu or k«plna 111< tibrary ope:n for the Uttnded houn. >alann lor Uruvomlay Sludcnrs md o•crumc lor abe b'brvWu. Tb< 2.4 hour KTVICC b >Ch<dukd lo bqin In casly D<cm>btr bc:lore ,,..,.W«b rmaJ .....Unauoo• and continue unul lln&IJ 11 Ill< Undcrvaduol< Libtary (UCL) on AmberS! campuo and al abe Mm SIT«t Ubrary. VIc< Prc<id<nl for Academic Servicco Roben Waa~~<r promlS<d help in nnancina ah< $C1Vkcs rcquire6 u up lain«! by Dircclor ol Llbntrics Skaviaas Roy. SA will •hare some O( tl\t UpeiUtJ a... well . Accorclina 10 Schachter and Roy, tbc approxlln&ae eotp<nS< or ahe ..,.;.. came 10 SJ.OOO 1as1 Spnna and ahb ,car h could ran&< be••= SJ,OO().S.S,OOO. Tbu rl&"re «>''<B the oalarics polclao Uni~ry Sludenu who •ort 111< cateftd<d bow .turu. T bc pr.,.,..m r«<1•«< mb«< Iedin&> at fir>.. accordln& 10 a questionnaire ffil«< OUI by studena> u•ina UOL and Main Sucet libraries. Tile numbtr of students that were srillln lhc library from 1wo a.m. co six a.m. rcpora«<ly declined sharply eaeb nlaha. As a result. aome qsidmaion wu bcitl& afv<n - b) tbc library duulon IO clOiC the hbnncs brc•~n tho~ hour>. Sdlachl<r, ho•~-.r. ~lin es ahis ,.ould ckfeaa the f'Wl'O>c Ill< 2A hour .......,. and SlUd<nt> rru&Jll lo« or tnletest . Re-ports or '\'~dali.\m Pt01111lm wtll probably be Bring in your old books, set your own price, and we'll help you sell them. at10 fetiOnl ~c_rt ror consldenna. 20 hour .st.rviC'e instead. A window wD found broken and We're located in onror the coin bo;<CS on I ph<><ocopy machine had abo been lampcr«< wiah. The questioonair~ a1sp show«! thai many off-dunpu> saudent.s came to tbc Amherll Ctmpus 10 usc the UOL. When ...k«< if there eao be b\uca availabk to Ll.kt St·udtftu. 10 and from AmberS! campu>. Roy Aid tJw it " dlflkoh 10 keep b\uca aoina allahrouah Ill< niJ)IL, bua ocher fonns of transpon.acion art bdn.a Room 62 S Harriman Hall and we'll be open until September 17 •ort«< ""· La.t KmCStcr the Antl·Rape T.uk FOf~ ( ARTF) walk "'"""' Our hours are was in effect and students "~unttered 10 drive the vana. SA Is workln& on more WOYJ to i"t Main Sam:t nodenas to the Amhml campus if they o«d co use the tKilities Ill the UGL Some const<l<raalon hiS al10 bem pven to p0111bly bavona • 24 bow ....vn durina midacnns, but Schadlln and RO) both that tl\b would be clifriCUll oinc:e the tino< fO< midterms •·ary and It b bard to set a date. The Sft'\'tet" can only span for ooc or t•o •«las Monday - Friday 10:00 a.m. until 5:00p.m. We!re even open till 9:00 p.m . . on Wednesday and Thursday So hurry up and let ·us sell your books and get you and tbal would not co• n ev<r'j .uucknl's e:um data. When 1.1k«< If tbe 2A hour servi« will bt continued permanently, Roy asl<l'ted, ''The )ludents appredatc the service and the rtsulu were excellent: ya. it seems to be: a necessary and wonhwhli< prosrom." MONEY ·=- •-----~-------~----FREE Patch Kit With Any I I Bicycle R~ir Mid I I 1 1 10°/o ll r I I OFF All Repai rs Including Parts Expiration D•t•: 9/25182 With IIlla """POll lt:'C'X"LQ V,rJ..f'\, ICYCLE I I 1 SALE o n all I UNIVEGA BIKES I 09en Sundar• 1 : ·----------------------· l"t888-tterte1'Aw . .--~ · W36·8332~1 I-: Free tickets to the Tralfamadore Cafe with the purchase of books. Buy $10 worth of boob and get 1 free ticket 'to Matt "Guitar" Murphy from the Blues Brothen movie stantag John Belushl, Sept. 15. Buy $20 worth of books and get 2 free tickets. - . . ,, 1-omOO<tla . Tholk>o<t""" 3 �Harriman discussions continue at House Council Hoffmaa <ODdud<C. lbcrooauDSAis By TEJUlY CANADE r<'lucsUaa .... 26, u, 29. and M,.,/ltiEdi!or 30 in tbe ba<meot and 102 00 tbe floor ror a11 tbe third 11oor. Room Z6 is tbe ocw addition to list or req~>CSted r1111 H ouxCouodl clcvdoped • straltt:)' •ror a space uade Spa<%. SA Preoldent CordeD Sclw:hter exprakd an inttr<SIIO mo~ ttudenl orpnizatlons ""' or Harrimao's basement but when informed that tbe third floor with Acaclttnk: Affairs ror Oepattmcot or Theatet and O&DCc rooms l'ricUy. 1bc Divisloo or Sludent Affaln (OSA) 1s p~aoo~na oo aMaa tbe cot1re third noor or ~ orr..,.. ...s ..... r1111 noor 0 room. Tbe plu clirrers from tbe 00< dioaaaed ....... lll«tiaa wilb Academk ~-in that ·· DSA n.,.. ..... another Iars< clusrootn iD tbe basement . "Oivlna (Theater) this entitles us to ]UJI about anylbina dse tbey'v< 101," Artlna H oose Council 011ir Davkl Hoffman Wd. u 1 don•t thlnk it's ukina too much," Director or Sludent Unions James Gruber added. " I don't lhlok h '• uklna an)'thina." bkto 0 be chanced his mind. •• would bailaU to pul onyoac in that ba't ..,.,....bk to tbe lw>dicapped... be AieL Hlllriman LJ-,. 10 tbe Theuet cleponBKnl iD ~ ror rour buemalt ' 'E·IIIOIIoftall}'. I ....,... willt moW.. orpDI:utlocs out or tbr buemmt "but po-qmatieaDy I -·1.'" Orubtr said. A acrvioc elevator cnabla bondicapped "udents 10 reach tbe buemcnt. '"The baxment is lfimy.'" Hoffman conceded," but wc'rt&oina to have to do wmrthlna to make it btltcr.'' He plans to do this "primarily with rccrcatloo-&Ome tounae 0 Spa<% would be ..... Ill«0. ~ alktudmt """"' Wlllllcf be dllltered lqa<thtr In tbe baJcmeot Wider tbe proposal, Orubcs WCIKd that •in location. studco.ts arc probably better orr• with tbe uadt. Squan foot&&< is "probablY even," .....,rdlna to Grubcs. "Grttlna morr rpace 00 the ftnt noor wowd m.alle l'tarriman more Uke tho Sludent union."' Hoffman expecu Theat<r [)q>anmalt Cll&lr Saul Elkin 10 ~ wilb tbe proposal. "I'm - """' to minco words... he said lllldina that he would add that tbe dopartmcnt a wall 00 tbe floor wlllcb would double ils practie< ..,..,. .;.... up in 102. Commllllity Actloo Corpo (CAC) Executiv. Dir<ctor l obo Ross - e d that the department may DOl be willina to ba.e iu second noor oNic:a '"under lbWidtrina hooves-! know because we're u.odcr thll now.'" CAC is a priority or,anizatioo for new Jpr.c:c and Is expec~ed to move into the newly obtained ofllca. Oruber noted lha1 t.hc •• noon are much thicker and. ICC>IIsticaUy, much bctttt" \ct._. lbe sccood and third noor tbao between the buem<nt and lint floor. "I ha"" a lol or difr""'~cy fodina sony fa< (EikiD),'' Hoffman uld. Whik !ben are nw>Y availablt rooms in Hlllriman buem<nt, ..,.,. are rmdered unusable bceaUS6 or pipina and poor ventilation. The rooms "arc so uaJy and 10 cumbcr&Ome that nobody will want tO be there for 811)' Jensth or time," accordmaco Schachter. Space has appartotl}' opened up In Talbert as Schachter Informed the onuodl thai the New York Public lnltrell Racarclt Oroup (NYPIRO) doa DOC wisb 10 relaiD tu two ofllca. NYP!RO did DOC receive SA fundil>a for lhlf .,_ and has ldt campos. After NYPIRO's te1110i11ina r~~cs -~~~~pounded by the Oepanment or Public Safety, tbe ODW>dl wiD dodde bow 10 uatbe JJ*e. Hoffman J)RlCDted I plan IO tbe ODW>dl calllna ror Talbcn 11udcn1 ll'OUP' to IW\Imc duuoom SJ)IOCin Nonon closer IO tho middle of the Acacletnlc Spine and the fonbonmtna Student ACOiil'ities Center. '"Thtte wiU be a dead end of the Spine for elasuooms and tbe tivdy actl~ end ror ofriCOS, .. Hoffman expWned. Watch For LIFE WORKSHOPS Fall Schedule Sept. 9 In lhe Reponer New Drivers, Bad Drivers. Out·of·State or Foreign licenses AIIID / HSIIfiiH«? No /l'o6/(llf ,A/, ABLE AGENCY 896-3366 FREE ESTIMATES Get to the answers faster. With theTI-55..ll. Whnt you n«d to rackle the and hyberbolics-at the touch the entire formula. lugller mathematics of a tcimoe of a btmon. And it can also\,., Included Is the Cdcu1mor or engjn=ing rurriculum are pc-ov.ammed to do r"'"'titive D.ruion·MaL"l: Soutabook lllCn funcrioOs....mo fi.tnc. problem$ without re~<ring It mako:s the proet$$ of using uons than a simple slide-Nie theTI·5S.IJ tven Stmpler,and calculator has. shoW5 you how to UfC all the Enter the Tl-55-ll. with 112 powtt of the calculatOf. po~~uful functions. You can ~tO the IIUIIo'tT$ ~ work !asia and ""'"'~ faster. ~ a n.ss.u ly with theTl-55-ll. becaUIC itk show you how. prc:prosrarnmed to pabm c:omplot calculaaons-lilce de· TEXAS finite ituegrals, linc#rqnssioa INSTRUMENTS c .~,~-'-'- Coming LIFE WOMSHOPS Fall Schedule In the Reponer TOMORROW! COIN OPSIATED LAUNDRY ()porl7am . 11pn _ . . cloy• . . . . ... r,.._,_. Tf'/-11/pe HIGHLAND · COLVIN LAUNDRY 217 Highland -c;.M\ and Engkowood ~...,~,.... �,...... b oAiy liVe pm:al1, the u : the rat or tbe Mldit:ll Scllool durina ' that period. On« the student Is~. bc/IM Med School expects minority dip p<01f1UD, BY DAVID dtUSJ ~tnbutillg EdlltN I<Cd with~ "•bnnkioa pool" or qualiriod minority F admbsi';;";,d;~:~a·~~~~ r~oot hilS att<mplod 10 aruact sludenu throush tbt MlllOOIY Admir.sions Prosru>-b<Jt blatt Thu yc:as'l f't'CTIJitmc:nl p\e tht Modlc:al School i~ lua/lot pct«ntaJe or mii>O<ily SIUd<DU ID "" )<an. Bul cleJpll< lh< sharp~ in mlnoricy mrol1ea ch.ii year, Minonl)" Proaram Dinccor M•raartt Wriahc I! noc optlml,io about tht rucur<. "Tb<r< lpt)<an 10 be re...ennmority lludtnn lncereftod •n mocliclnt each yCIIt, mol<t"' II lwd<r tO find quahfltd [Ul\tre prosp«U appear lammtod. "You can't juJt ~ . riDJCY at. ..y. K11oo1 01 ramOy," •be tinuocl, ''il's soci<ty II LuJ<." With cl<pltttd federal' runds. then are ....me. or 11<1on contlnuin1to work apiMl minority itudems, leavinA a valuable rcsou~• uniJpped," sbe Jald. The protram. inltiatod in 1969, is d~ to help biJct, Puono JUan, Me>icall American and Amtncan lndio.o RudeoU enter the School o[ Median<. At<Onlin&tO Wrfsht, "INK &rOUP' lie the mOJt ~)t>dJced lplnSI and arc nrc in the medical profmJon." The pro(ram hu a • P<CiAl admission• pohey thai looks ror minority "udenu with poct:ntial . .. We don'c tak< minoruy juJt for the sake or mmority. M11n_y of tbde stuc:lmts h.a-..c bad -..1. «ooomic and educalional Is eocour11td to emcr a Prepawy and Suppon Proaram th< pr¢dina summer. Althouah the majority enrolled arc minority ~udent1, h l.s open to all rllSt Ytll llledlcal stud<nC.. Wrisht btlleva that •'the Strona S\lppon p<oaran> and Ill< committmall 00 the pan or tile laallty to wO<t with IllY student ""'~ helped tDAU lllb sucx:aslul" Studenc. In the proaram ar< also offcroci a unique internship chalkoac. W~t uplalned that "we oller the opportunity to rotate rote models b) placiD& lludenc. with ph.yslclalll In variou. apcdalili<s." Tbe obJa;tl•• i> to expo>t nudenu to Ill< various asp«U of a medical carecr and &i~ them a better iclea oflbdr lnt«Jded profauoo4" try tO ~ out the qvalitits that are 1101 alonp app&rmL" to order to ac<omplisb this ob)ccuve, minority 11udeou in tl!c propam mwl underao • thorouah scr«nin& proe<s<. AlthoOah !heir Grade Point Avtra.Jt (GPI\) Is wually around }.0-cornp:ar~d lOan IV<riJ< ).)5 (or·otb<;J !lUdl;lll>- , and lhdr Modica! Board EWN vary, other (acton are givm a:reattt sicoillcancc In the pnlltOm. Students must pau two i ot~ be(ore faa~hy llkrnbcn ill ..bidt prlmlfY eonccrn II pt..,. on the nudent '• r<fcrenees. und<raradua"' «:bonl, T he Medical Scbool also m.alntains a hlah toehool apprcoll« pr08fam funded by local aranl~. Thb plil tummrr. 10 area mldenb hef~ faculty oxmbcis with tbdr rqauch proj«U. One intern w111 .... be COoauthorina .., lltJcle wilhbermentor. WnaJtl aurib<Jtt!l the ilscre.uo to ••reKJ\ing out to .,..hcfto the: s.tudcnu arc. Many come from New York City, thou&h .we: &R tr)'ina to divcr~lfy our enrollment.' ' This p3:St yor, reon.Hte" "'tnl u fir as Bosron to the: Harn.rd voluntary WOf'k experic:l"'c:e: and mod..,ttlon. '""'1 'Gha•e radn ata only"'" so much , Studrnc. had probl<ms a<htevinath<lr ummer Proaram and Ithaca, New York to r.nd minorl\y tlud<nu who could qu&lily r01 th< special admission. opcimum lew!," WriAAt Jaid Th< proplln'• failure rate over 111< p:&ll 12 FREE- FRESHMAN & SOPMORES STill OPEN !! Eyeglau Framea with pun:haM of Pr411Cflptlon Len(choset> horn lttQI- group) School of Architecture and Environmental Design ~iml~ ~ OSN 120 "Contemporary Environmenl''"'"6257• Dean Harold L Cohen T·Th 4·5:40 ARC 201 "Introduction to Archl teclure" ·195720 Prof. Alvaro Malo T·Th 11·12:15 OSN 230 " AEO History & Concepts" -433718 Prot. BeverlY Albert M·W 4-~40 OSN 200 ·•vlsual Environment" · Prof. Bud Jacobs M.W 7·9:50 p.m. Co-requisite with: OSN 220 " Pt}yslcal Environment" Prot. Joe Arlmltsu T·Th 7·9:50 p.m. Mon · Set 835·4844 10.11 ~~ ~- Information and registration coosetfni) for Introductory students contact Kathy Kubala, 119 Hayes Hall. 831·3485 I •approved for General Education requirements Watch For LIFE WORKSHOPS Fall Schedule SepL9 In the Reporter ----------------------I ---------------------; I I OrJ¥1"iwlional meetin~ tommorow: 14 Baldy Hall 3:3() and 6:3() I I International Festival at Darien Lake Ethnic bands, foods, imported beer and wine: All the rides of the park and major entertainment. All this for $5.95. Sept. 10, 11, and 12th. Tickets are on sale at the U.B. Ticket Office. ~t ... ; (.. # . ·?.J ·/ ., ' .... ' ,. Avallable at aUWendtjs In Erie and Niagara Counties! • 'f • .. • • ~· ·-·- --- .& �Attention Students!! Get Involved!! Management· ---· 0 tiler _ . for iDwtiJll tilt ' .,udfathcr clause iDaude "odult" stu6cniJ who "pr<rcr 10 atta>d evmlna cl&ucs wltb their peers or because tbclr lpOuse takes """ or their cl\lldren durlna the cvcoina." Also <lltlllpt an: those wbo receivo ''ldult rorms or rUWidallld RICb u ......... bcocliiJ, vocatiooal rdlabilitalioo rimds or rua<~s from tilt Tnodc Applications to join the Student Wide Judiciary are available starting Friday Sept.3rd in room 111 Talbert Hall A.C. AdjiiSUIIalt Act." 1llc IDCIDO<&IIdlUD ldcls that tilt aiDe cndlt 11our limit wu oct\l.llly wlilutcd to protect the ''ulodhloGII MFC Jt...,t-thatls, Ul adllll wbo worb till dale ud - Ollly lllald ..._ lA dlt cvao~Ap-rram Divilioa o! UDdorp:11duatc Bducatlon ltudcotl who lllllb& II'UIIrer to MFC end ovctto.d t h e - creallaJ . llinwloo ........ the .... -ld be cbod lO MJ'C awleau. ........ QlllaiDal ~··'tbcie 1ft ...,. rorJt....,..to ... . - . - ... He - . I tlla1 dapitc the aiDe bow c:ap tllcn Is the "oppo<twllty for oil moclaiU adllliltcd bdOR I9G to oai:E a lood." "Tbc Dine hour limiwlocl oo cva11na Jtudy b the- educational policy end (the School or MAnqement) hu the rlahtto Wtltute h," lloubcra malatalned Ito rapoose to chatJcs that lbil policy b unprecoclcDtcd. S<rclfr ""eed that t11t Scbool or Moooacmcn• ..... justiroocl in instilutlaa tbe nin< bow cap QPialruna that ills "within the r\aht or tilt 10 ~ depa.rtmeat.-· &Del that it is d()l\( at the araduatc levd oil lbe time." ' These applications MUST be returned NO LATER THAN 4:00 p.m., Tuesday September 14th. IIIII.._ For more information, contact Miles Borden at 636-2950 - Any · read:oocl .. lut wcclt'a mcctlna is only • "interim IOiution" ROIJbcra explained, "h is just a way of autlna thiouah tii!J )'CIU." He llld IIIII further IO!Utlons will he looked into Uld that bopc!ully a policy can be establisbcd that oil wW r.oc1 cqulubtc. ATtENTION GRAD STUDENTS RESEARCH GRANTS INTERESTED IN - MoMy Ia available for .... lt1l.s..t - r d a towarol a..J MaRW'a or DoctenJ lftel protect. Tlla Gr ...... a-na~o.. hpm BECOMING A STUDENT ~~ f« ..._.a.. ISIS b ~ka daM.,. PW> ~. a...._ble Ia dlla GSA olfk:e. 103 T.._. HaU (ANC). PARALEGAL? DEADLINE Frklay, Oetoba 1, 1982, 4 p .m. Stadelrt• from aU facultla ana...,..Stoapply. Group Legal Services' MANDATORY TRAINING for 1982.&3 Paralegals begins Thunclay, September 9th, 6·10 p.m. In room 354 FWmore, Ellicott. All lntetested students muet attend. For more Information stop by our offices at 214 Talbert, or call 838-3056 t Pn>Jact of dlla GSA .... , _ . to .......... to �Butler named Acting Dean · By SETH GOODCWLD ElliiOf'U..a.l(f E CXIIIOnlk:sCbalr ArthwButlerwu twn<dActiJo&O..n of t1tt Foculty or Social Friday, Wl1ll • sa.- IIWk. · l"be .oppailltn>eut poo;tioa ..... .... be - a..n an.. a faculty ......... multed in tbe rollin& bad: ol a Uaiftnity dtciJioa. The eltvo1ioft of Butler. "ho ...,..., u ,..,..,.. or Social sa.- from 1972.-l!nl, Is clfcctivt immediltdy. f0f111Cf ActiJoa 0... Jolm Naylor'• awointm<Dt ended lut week and be roru.ed 10 stay oo pest bis tmu. API)ro.dmately IS Social SciCDCe facu~y mcrnbcn complained to UB I'Tcsidcnt Steven 8. Sample carDer this summer after Vice President ror Academic Arram Robert Rossbera selected Nayloc over Gcogaphy Cbalr Ross MacX.iMon, who was t.ht ehoioc or the search committee. After mtttinp, the: decision was made to rtOpcn Lbe search proc:es& under the direction of E!!illrh Cbait IUc.b&rd Fly. In announ<ina the 8utkr •ppointmcnt, R<mber& said lhc Ullivmlcy wu "very lueky to bavt him'' in Uw be was not a c:andldatc for the poot, .. He is a seoiof faculty member, who is well mpec\ed and upc:rialced Rossbera said. "He bu been on-campus ror close 10 lO yean ... Butkr has .,...., 10 until a pamatJCilt sdtctioa U mad< "bicb the vkle prcsicl<llt estimated 10 be IWO months. Buller aplamed !hot be exp<as to KrV< for about ... .. nahllllQI u.e 0¥«411 ltrftlllt-ol d>e ra:.wy, Butler said h Mol a OWIIber 0~ wecb and reiterated R""berJ't pledfc t1w bt wu DOt • candldate for the ruU- dmc pooidon wblob, be notes. oot.staoclinc Ocpattm..ru &Dd faculty mcmbcn with nalional r<pU1.11iou. He prwised many deputmau .. beiJlc JlrOtll in ...,..... bolt said tbal budad shalioa Is baviJI& ... clfCC'L "A dcerc:ue iD bo4ct mr:aJ:tS • deaase: in i&'s always clifftc:llll to odjust, the c1ccrcu< in Jizc ,_,... our ability 10 carry 00 property,'" llullcr said. "We bave - been obit 10 bitt the new blood that is needed 10 build clcponmcst.s Ia the loa& l'llft." ThiJ will make ror- a JCDK or ".stqDalioa.... 1u for hU cvcnwal &bolald make hllll "ftOI>o swpidoua." H • cxpce11 to •pcod about thm days • woc.t Oft tltt ~ La eam...... wltcre the Social sa.- adl:!Wiisualioa il me. bouscd. wbile rctalnina bis poojlioa .. Ecooomb CIWr. "I hope to do .,...., tiuk," be said.• "It's a .,...., >mootll runcdonin& orroc:e, thcr< is aood IIAimillbtradon.'' Ute Roubers, he f~is 1<nowlo<dac and hiP r<COII'Ition ill the faculcy is an US<tt. "Pcopk wlllltaow my styl<," he Aid, diiA& bls ycarr u Butler said he ralaned lA I!nl because he believes, that tJ>vc should be a c:onslstant turaj()Vcr ln suc:b poo)Ooru. He docs no1 expect to have a illr&e policy role and JCCS himself "nlli.na In to maintain continuity" durina the interim period. He p\anr reaular mccdnp of the policy eommiucc or faculty but wd one or h.IJ lmponant conc:crru I• the proposed crution of • eoU.ac or Aru ud Sciences, whlo<h would rcsullln tho dlminatlon or <he three .or< campus faculties. It has been prliPO<ed by Ros>bera and is currently uodcr •tudy allhouJ)I it is acncnliYexpected to be IU\Pkmcnl<'d wllhln the nat ~. 8a\lu dOCSliOI set caay days al>cocl. The cJpponu.oity 10 brill& new faculty and rd>uild Social 9:ien<a will ~odt pr-. two ~- or tbe~614 Collqc. RcprdlcsJ of the time period biJ Jruc:a:ssor will mjoy, Butltt aid the period will be an important o:ne... He will d<Cide how the Sodal Scicnct Ocportmenu will move Butler JVpporu tbe "democratk:" ways of • seardt <Ommittcc. despite JOCK Dqloliw past CliJ)frienCf with a prior &rOUP that ended ''with a tess than favon..bk result.'• But be said it is healthy !hot both Madtinnon and Nayjor rcn:wn iD coateoticM:I for the. J t'• very inlporunt 10 haV< _ , . .. ho <&D rpcak roc all dcpanmcnu and bave appi'OPriaJc r~c:KDl.atioa,.'' 8utln lllkl pose. I Tbe Ha lr Shack 1 HAIR DESIGNERS 642 ColvtD Aw. (Jolt ...,ot. ol~<onmoto Awl I 1 1 1 BACK·TO..SCHOOL OFFER 1 I outing month ot Septombot I 25" OFF All SERVICES • 1 AUTO · CYCLEINSURANC~ ' APPT. Or<LY 175-5910 * Low ret.., lnatent FS lonna, montha to pey * Specl•llzlna In l«elgn atud.ntll out-ol.sute driven * driving All drtftfa eec:ept.d rwgerdleu of record A. Active '\..Jialnsurance I I I cattror ''" nllmotn ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~-~------------ ~ : MINGLES 3297 Bailey Ave. I I, 834-2121 (WDMSC) Neat Dress Open d•lly 4 pm 1 1 !: I I " Free" pitcher of beef with double order of Wings or Lerge Pizza I Butler will be sllepbc:rdina a dceUnina amowu or resoun:es. years. wt.n ~ 10 "'-led £\oenln; now• until e pm on Wocl. & Thuro. ~hur into che ocw Colleac or Aru and Sciences," be noted, ''th<Y 1 1 1 I I ' '- dlminaled due to the creation of the AN and Scicnecs .--------·---··------·· I ~• ' tikdibood that it will be 06c<UIOI.... Odl 1 ,-:,..,.~ . .._. Oloc..Cif' ~~t.. llltMav O'jlltiiONJ "'"Oit!"to!'W uii14<1UJ., l n.lltJ ';==:::;w~a::l=.ch:::;F::o=r==::; LIFE WORKSHOPS I - ·' ~---------~-~--------------------- Fell Schedule Sept. 9 In the Reporter . ' / LOOKING FOR INTERESTING Et;;ECTIVES?· Try These Courses Offered By Undergraduate Nursing ~ OUICK COPY . . . liMO ..... ·~Yifll& ., • ......,.ua cAAOa •IOI11U ,,, ...,. ....,.,.. ....... ........ 111• ......,. . . . . 896-2700 WE TAKE TH E CAKE ... c.... ~· ! SUPER FUT I'RIHTIHG Dep~ent OPEN TO NON·.MAJORS N418 Suicidology Reg. no. 431158 2 cr. Th 4-5:50 N429 The Troubled ChUd Reg. n9. 185648 2 cr. Tu 1-2:50 N432 Poverty and Health Care Reg. no. 077863 2 cr... M 4-5:50 .......... ... twt h4•N-4t .... ttl ~ ~~~:-~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ APPARB.. BOOTERY BraDd Ne - at DI!ClO!Int Prk:!! _._.. . ._ '"-'- ' T-·fM- a..o . "Wiooolloo 0 - - �editorial / Higb Thinking Any Millard Fillmore College (MFC) student who Is economically Inconvenienced-or dl~ In any other way-by the School of Management's decision to put a nine credit hour cap on night studies has a right to be angry. This app&at'S to be another case of gOOd fntentlons t\Jmed Into bad results. The if:hool of Management originally Instituted the l!llllcy to benefit the night student and to protect him or her 110m the day student who decides to enroll In a MFC class lor personal convenlellCe. But some MFC students ate the victims of this policy that was Initiated to help them. Will they really be hun. The students most affected by this policy ate those who entered the program this semester, were aware before they enrolled that thoy could only tal«! nine credits and should have accepted this policy or worked their way around It before entering MFC, And for those already In lhe program-! he shx:lents wt1o could COI'lCelvably be hurt the mosl by ltlls new pollcy-Jtue seems to be ample leeway in the grandflllher clause system to provide acoeptable options for these students to complete their education on schedule, althOugh 11 may require the hassle ot extra paperwotl\. ~ is most fn1l!guing abou1 this Whole afflllr is the attempt by Millard Fillmore College Student Association officials'liS keep the events around the Issue so secret. Cenalnly, anyone who Is In the right will want tile Issue to be well publiCized tor public opinion Is an lmponant tool in correcting I11Ju~tices. In all honesty, there appears to be a legitimate complaint, <ir at least worries, on the part of the students tn.olved. But to 1\eep the trutll under covers is bound to raise suspicions It not In the facts then In the leadership. a The nine credit houf cap Imposed by the School of Management mey be, If with good intentions. a mlst~ke. let us hope that through Intelligent negotiations an acceptable SOlution will be reached that .c~n be stomached by MFC students, the admmrstratlon and the School of Management. Help Us For the third consecutive year, we have oeen awarded the Associated Collegiate Press' top honor AII·Amerlcan With five markt of disllr~ctlon. Only three other papers were so honored In the State and only 44 nationwide. We are one of a rare breed of college papers that covers Its campus, rathet than solely relying on national wire service repOrts This Is no easy tasl\ and requires a huge · active staff. • The reason we believe we have bean so fortunate to win tnese citations and recleve recognition Is because we are constantly open fo.r new Ideas. Our system easily allows Innovations. We attempt never to be staid and consider the beat defense against this by actively attempting to draw new people to our offl~e. Every year, The Spectrum abuses Its pages and asks lor contributors to help fiJI Its pages with Illustrations, designs, stories or photographs. Ana every year. we try to justify It humbly, by saying that we offer a great opportunity and commenting on how much fun and what a wonhwhile experience It Is. This year, we'll try a different tactic, Wntte The Spectrum Is one of the most actrve and enjoyable experiences a t the University-a place where one can dll\lelop the other traits and skills necessary for a true education-It Ia also a quality established publication with " national reputation tor excellence. Ah, one more thing. We have moved, In order to be more accessible to the main undergraduate and graduate center, to the Amherst Campus in the space previously occupied by tha University bookstores-14 Baldy Hall. So one day, when flr~lshed with class or walling lor others to start, stop down and ask lor help In joining the staff. It will be an experience you witt remember, lor its educ1ilonal, practical and social merits. - feedbaCk FEEDBAC K POLICY Intern program --··--a II 'jOO would Ulre to Hparr of •n -loAmitl(lt._/_1" .,.,, ..,..,._,., tM Stelf C.p./lol .,mg TM ,.., Yet~~ Srttt Atttmt>ly 0/lora IIJI/'11,../nrtmlh/pt lor oolleflt oil~ 11 tho oollago belore N-mbtr I. Applle.tt/Qn•lrom oU ffii/Orl ort/nWIH ~du•~e S.u._, lnt.rm ~ en $850 ltlpwtd lrom ttt• A••-1>11 lnttln CommiiiH and /llfl/«o. · - · " "' ~IJtlt 111/rtonoa In IO<:ar/ng houoing, JMN/8/'f rtllh a 0/ -tailor! lo .,.,. fiOV.,mtnl arwl l~t ltme /H'OI!IUior!al rta//10 Aa-bly ,..,.,. and A.OOO atlptndo. For rurtht< tt-ra. n.. pi'OfiOmt Hgln '" loglllaU..-aa. lnt,_ - * rth~ i.tumbty alt dlrtcfly "" fHiegW41/oe- 1/ttoy alto a,_ arwl - - ~ ., r~tto C.pltol I~ tfle a- t e r. -e...., '*•- -r .....,..._ , _1,.,01 ,_,01~-"',. A-oiy rnr.m f'ropnm. Appllotrlorta '"" ._,lftg -Dotwld --W .-lfltd I N4 IM MoiiMIO • .no.--..-:·-· -- ......... .. a,.~,.~ ........ r.JI. -.,.a #t!omt~rlort QMrtcr your UtltQ, or r~tto MIM!bty lnrorn f'I'Of/flffl; l~/lr.u.e 0/llct 011- 8ulldlftg; Albany, Ntw Yorll, IZ14,9; (5111 ~ 704. TIHI ncma of the ttUd.,tt• lrom SUllY t1 8<11/alo t>Ort/Cipoltd Itt /~>to f'ro(lram ,.., ,.., a,., William Haallno• "-Rubln ~ - ,.._. ... The Spectrum encourages Its readers to submit leHers to the editors (feedback) and Guest Opinions on any topic of their choosing. Please limit letters to 400 words; anything longer please submit as a Guest Opinion. All should be typed or written legibly, Deadlines are on Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays at noon. We attempt to publish them In order of submission, but priority snd dated respon::es will be run first. �op-ed Qx:n Fonun T By Joel Oppenheimer no lollo.,HIQ /J , . ,,.,.., oy wmiuloll at rno VI/loge Voice ond Opp<on!Ntlmer. 11 oppeored Ill ttl• requter column on Auguet ro and C.f'~ " " ~ood/lno' '1no Stat• ol R«ll." Tno author part ol n/1 .,.,nr •ummer lot Butl•lo teechlng et 8/aek Moullteln 11 Colleg. Back In the late 'eO!r, whan ...,., ol us - • puahlng ,.,... thl6totlloto u • 101\IIIOn to Now Yotlt CI!Y.. ...,.,.,lc ' Poto Hamill hOd 1 raldy on- tot ,,.,. WOfllld ot>out a nomo for tho aroa. " It'll be Now Yotlt, at COurH," hi ooiO. " t.et thO rnt at thO place call ttsoll Bullalol" Now It's the '80s. l'helllt piece or Pele'a 1'¥6 rnd prntnted ltaeU to me Ihe othot morntno In a oroaay apeon on Elmwood Avon"" In Bullolo. Thin; a do 00<n1 lull ctrcto. Ano lhe Bul/olo Oour-r·fxP'OU cameo Peto•o syndicated cotumn. so t ouen the c'ty h.aa torgiYen him. tt. Buffalo, leetnli to NV. come up ln the workS, •• a motte< ol tact The good cltllono ato co-Ung their 160\h a nn,_..,., thla oum...... oo \hi PIOCI Ia ce<1alnty otat1tng to mature 111ey _,. looking fof, they wore Immediately replaced Irom I he pool a! the hlttiOtO<o -led. • The concert wu predlctalilo, ol coutM, I didn't e.tpect O•ge, Feldman, B.,tok or Bero, but ReMain f. Sousa, Strausa. o/Mllho Inevitable "181:1:'' felt o tllllo to tho ottltt side ol my • hope~. Tno onfy rMify good thing obout Ihe muelc wos that w11en they plo\'ld the medii)' of a«VIco on1....,. they InclUded "~ ,..,alus" ond I wu thl Ol'ly one In my area who kMw h wae tor the cot-a* gviJ'd, h • " tur- Into a nice _ , of CN"" "'" ~ Stotlonld oboul tO 1. .1 OOI!Ind ua wu o -lctlllr-oovnd vendor Who "'-tid " Peon'Uta! PoPQO<l11" at Irregular 10 to 15 .....,.,.Sinlllr\'&la t llr<K~Qnoutlhe wt>olothlno. Htlhrew the stress I" "pe•nula" on the second ·-~~~·~•, and gave tno "popcorn" aor1 ol o dl"lng fol~ ooll wu o ctaoo rendition~ Ul(t moat merehanta, he wu c.a.p1ble 01 tot11ty Ignoring the ""''lY glorH ol hlo noiQI\boro, lnc:IU<IIno a f""c:e bluo-Nifld tady, whlch they atijll\0.. In 8utlalo! Bill , . waa ..,,_, - · Wllh 1~ to Mll-i>alloonl onaCO«lto one - • as ,.., ao clute- by thl 11111. while o cord In thO othlt nof)d , _ onlo o 11*\agerlo at plutk: anlmolo-th0\11 waa oiiTIOOI impoulote lor him to actua lly Tony Randall appeared ot o 010 l>lnhdoy do hlro lut wool< and loudod tno Bullalo Pllllharmontc. " WIInoutlt we would be Troy.. Is I'm tol<l he nld, t take It ~ meant consummate 1 Nle. 1biUeve he waa hired bY Che org•nlzora Troy, New York. becauu th_.e aure ain't any topltal towerl'" to lend vorDtl panaCIM. around here. I went to an outdoor concet1 by the orchatca I he other would have lo¥ed1 el•o. the tumble rrom h1fftc ov-.s, aoltll root of8ullolo llept abo<~! Ita buolneu: nlo~L The 8ullo10 ~..,,.11 No.,• hoa opon&«Od on of mutlc ond 11-o, onclt~o ...,ry , . - - • they tllld tiMfo rully lo -hlno lrlg!tltf11n; &110u1 ottting under a It In o ~>AriUng 101 uncle< on olovatacl highway. Thet',.,..,.. COI1atructlon Ol oleo! ond oonctlll thO\IOUild& for onllrlly lOll, since """"' ol tno oudlenco. 0/Ml thO orc/IMira '" tho world flko a _,.,.,. btldgoo .. anything 111011, "'oro In Novo! Momotlol Pari< - •r thO ;una of 1 I w a• there wltl\ OOOd fr~de. tt}ough, and we'ct eaiM COUP II of retired WWit Slllpt, bill moll ol us - · In tile lOt. The paper saki thoro wer1 80,000 ot us mero. alld II lout rictli'y ~ t~ oraaa 11 the marina a halt-milt away, so I waa able to rola• ano ~<~loY 11. f woo otao lncopoble of moving '0,000 were buay rot better aeata. the rHt rooma, w.,., -rno I._ _.._11. ever-. .rUer that afternoon. H.., t1as one peraon wal~ed , .rnuef'l to so UUfe putpote In suc-h a COI\tuaed t 1ate, llotplte tho par~lno lol and tno oondiiiOn ol my lllJI, It woo • aplendld ovonlng, I'd llko to think thot the 1101 lhol It ~&P~>Anecl ol allis • tlon thai Bullalo-alld by e•tentlon, all tne Nortnoott-,. tl;htlng boek. Fighting lhl dlprotiiOn and Reagiin and IM Svt\bl", anc:t NYh•g •·oarN1 tt. we oo ntt\1" Thlto't talk up hltO that lhltleof mlllt .,. oono IO<rtar, jua1 ...,, , _ 11 Oil Unemployment tlguru "" drOOCIIut. onc1 stllllhl chy to oo puling IIMII toglthlt, 01 least (and It onl)ll on o neighborhood to nel;hbOihood baslt. Now mal It oro IIIII opening out oklo ot town and hmhet d ecimating downtown, but volcea ate baing ralaod In protoal ond moy yet otop lhallnaanlty. It IMma uni'YeraaHy agrMd upon here that tht lurtker ...,,...,.,ty """*' moclnno wnten \hi ot01o out 10 the oubult>o •u " - Just '""'· madno.,._ SUNY Butlolo"""' 1m.,.._ '''' moa1110 on a Pf..,hl, whn UM dotms so fer from eM do&.,_, arau thll k'o to 'Oilall<, ond thO whole thing- tllo.e oome otrango NASA Installation. Moonwhflo, the Etle wallflronl Which mtg~t hovo - n Ito now noma 11111 with condoo ln11oac1. I 1houtdn't comp~l11" l bOUI I~ unlvettUy, alneo I'm htrt fot I few weekalo do IOrrwt C()Uflet 'or Slick Mount•ln College II, whlcn lo o pari ot lhl ochaol. But otnee oVIfY\>Ody oiM who.,.,.... lor lhl ptocols unhappy, and vocally oo, about II. t • - I'm ollowld to bo. too. ~to grand e<rO<Oirl" tnlo, 8\Jfloto .....,..•• And It moy- beQin 10 lhriva egaln, lilt con "-toe>,,. own 1~111 .,IlCOn volley ,...._,a ttrnt ovt of wallf oncl Fto<lda turna Into otnl<hotn and California atldeo toward thO oeo. 1\hlnk ll'o time to atop moklng fuo of the ploca, end to roe lite n reauy J.s a plec.e ol New York, as we are • Pl•c• of Bullolo. A good line tn •88 oln'l .......,.,Jiy so ;ClOd In '112, ftrat By Jerry Ohen ' ' you want to gel Involved In volclng your opinion on t..uee conce rning student rlghta 0< concemo. tile Auembly Ia the Dody !Of you. By gettl~ ~ student llgnatures on a petition lhll can be picked liP In 111 Talbe11 Hill and retuml~ II by 4!10 p.m. Oc:lobe! Cth, you can be • m.mber. With the lost ol our Student Union, the , _ Govemor coml~ Into oil lee, and tho budget cur• bee0n1lng a painful reali1Y at UB, more thin ever a strong atudent volce atthla Unl~ersfty Ia • lmpOf\AIII. The euy mernbetShiP requlr-1 le< the AaMmbly - - tNe body "' III!1C1Ian .. lite voice of thl UB student. The 6A ASSembly ,..,.., ~ threa -'<so 11\etetore moat WOI1! 11 done on eommltleos. At the present time, there are fi ve atalldl~ committees. The Rulee ~ OOf>Sisls al a l l < of the Anembly alec:\ad by tile Aasembly, plus the AaMmbiY SpeaJ(Itf, Ttte Job of thla committee Is to examlh41 the legality of Conatltullonal amendments and rHOiutlona offered to the Aaeembly lor approval The Academic Alfalra Con'rnlt* wll be lw'cD1g ...... auch u the English ••ling raqulr"'*'t lor T.A.'a. 01/>er a reas this commltt• wtu be lnvol-..c:t In are the Acldlmle g~ances, teachlr quality, gradl~ policies, and tcademlc r!ghla. The Academic Alftlte Comm"t• shoUld be very llCU~e lhlo year. The "-'':ki Con..Tutlctclons Commlt1M IACC). Is lnvolvod with thlllnklng ottno ~Y to tllllludent body. They wtll be ourveylng IUC:h problema as bualr1g. load - . llbrarlee 8lld ltouelng aervlcea. The Student Alflll,. Comm"tee will be deallllg w ith luuea from bUielt'cl to student ~ to nnanclal ald. The goal olthl COII'IIIIIItee Is to lmpt"cwe the quality o( •uc1en1 Nte on~ T ha commlnee thai w ill be tryl~ to Improve rota tlona with thl community through meeting focal government persona and "''llldng c:t.ttlee aJdt M MUIQIW IJVtlllophy and till United Wwy, Ia IM Elrtemal Alfalta Commlli- Thia comrnlttM'a rnalr1 Q0111 Ia 10 hllp fmpr<MI UB'• comrnunfty rep\/\ Ilion. The oanmlttae lor till pul two .,_,. that Is nol o( )Ill • 81andlng commluee Ia the SASU/Student ~ Ccmmlttee. Thia oommktee WWI be WOt1dng on lseuea affecting all SUNY atuelents on local, atlle and lllde<a llevola. II campua organizing and political ln'tOivoment lnt- t a you, you would enJoy worillng with thl Rlghtt Commllt... The commln• will not onty be SASU.5tuclenl working on s t ate lobby!~ and lettorwrwrltl~ cempalgns, but I also hope the c:ommlnee will work on a prepoeal so we ean make It a • otllldl~ commiUee. The "-"b4Y Is going Into Its lhlrd year at UB, so It Is still a relatively new body. Bnldea being • great teaming altpetltmee, lf'a an organization that 81111 neede eome attVCiurlng. 11'1 lmponanl, II till ~bly It to ~llatt anythl~. that free'"-., aophomorM, julllors, and aenlrn join. Donn atuelenta and commutero aa well ao tempori!Y campua atudenll ora nMdad tn Ol'def to make an alfaetlill tegltlallvo body. Durl~ OVmr!>er I worked on t"- ~ell~ eoma raoognlllon ofiM~bythi UB and Admlnletratlon. Hopefully, wnen a problem arlaee the AIMmbly cen oallllla ;iiftlnlttrator « JKibllc olllcYI JTMIMd to IIPP"f lithe Aa.....tlly mMtlng, 1 0 - can coma to a better underatandlng 0\'lf that ' ''""· To ro1tera1e. the AaHmbty Ia only u strong aa the members In II. H ,_ tttntont *'/_,till that you get lnvol-..c:t. Jany Olsen ts Speaker of tile Auembly and a member ol 1111 Borud ol Dlrectcn ol Sub eo.nl I. �LEARN TO SKY DIVE WNra ol"-•t }umpclub .. ******************* ,. ._ \ ( i Firat ju_mp course ") $50.00 ~lth STUDENT 1.0. ~ .. : \~·~·*************\ r USPA licenSed lnitructora & jumpmaaters Train and lump same day Group rates w i th over 10 people Excellent safety record CALL NOW: FRONTIER SKYDIVERS INC. (716) 631-3630 Southside, Johansen, Alcoho ~~~~~~The Edge: FA~LFEST '82 Attention Students!! Get Involved! I Petitions to join the Student Association Assembly a:e Available starting TODAY in Room 111 Talbert Hall, A. C .. These petitions MUST be returned NO LATER THAN 4:00 p.m. Monday, October 4th at the above office. For more lnformadon, contact ~ , Gerard Olsen at 636-2950 - 5c>.dm By GARY STERN c-p..s£4iJor be lint or tb< ~ Fau 1<> be bdd at Baird Point-Jut -r:r·a SpiQ&fcst-oow....,. minor in 1<>laa1 weekmd'a Fall!cst. Tokioa into oc:<olllll the number of •tudallllll attmd&Dce and the amount of ~ consumed, UB's s!Vdr:rtt body will be hard-9rased to out do It Kif In tb< otar future. Tilt crowd bqan to bolld between noon and wil<n ~ started 1<> pour at I :OOp.m.• It eontlnued to increase ri&ht up untD the llreworlta clbplay that provided the event's flll&l <neon: IIOWid 8:00p.m.. AI qoe point late in the allemooo It was aMOUnced over tbc: Public Address 1)'11<111 that ll$ teas bad boeo r:roptkd, and that a balf·bour would be needed Ill order to rMtoc:k. 8ecause ltudeou wen not allowed to brine bo<tla or th<ir o....,,_althou&h the she or the crowd enabled tbc: ambitious to do so-, tbc: ~ pourers bad tittle uoubk r:rop&yinJ the second wpmeot. T com~ ' M ocpnu<n wen <CSWic. "I thou&Jit that this •as tb< T best orpoiud. bat re<:dved r... ..-." U!Uvmity Unioo ACiivil)' Board (UUAB) Oivfsloo Oire<lC< Bill Hoolle said. He cr<diled tb< oewly focmcd F.., ao.rd for the tiaht orpniutioc>. The IJOUP bas rep&esenu.tives of tbc: Stucleot Auod.t.tioo (SA) and UUAB and lwtdl<d aU the preparations for Ill< CY<I\1. Sludeoll soned ou1 11tdr rupective " ploll" or 8f1W tluol Asthey would inhabit ror the day, entmainmcnt was provided bl' thrre roc:k·and·roll bands. Loeal bond, Tbe Edae. took 1he ,..,. 11 3:00p.m.• They were followed by David Jobans<n , a former !'lew Yottc Doll, and 1he Fe.u's maln auraalon, SouttiJide JohMy and tbe Albury Jukes. A fr<qu<nltl' of Buffalo's dub <ir<uil, Tilt Ed&< brou&hl tbc: crowd'a &llr:rttioo 10 tM staae, if oot for th<ir act, tb<n Cor IM p<omb< of wtuo1 was 10 oome. Jobanseo's <DIIID« was preeeoded by tb< . . , _ , o r his bas eallecdoG of IM Mq<, wllidl priiDarily -ed tb< crowd up roc a .., ruo or~. Wearias a skla lilht pink..od·wbl~ oud'•, M IU'IIUed his way oo at 4;l0p.m. ODd broaabt lal.alc>diat.c raa .....UOO by uniliaa o1 the crowd aad tbrowin1 lllu IDto tb< air. ComlDa orr the,....,... of lois latest LP, w liw "Liw It Up, " J - did 1101 Wille mt>Cb time bc:rore IMq the crowd I DtDDbeJ Of ll<letUoos frO<D his most _,uJ albwal<>dau. 11.,.. ............... ...... .,•,•..•, , ,•, • , , , , , ,. o't ott .,•t • ... ···:·.·......... ... ......... . -- �Bullfeather~s Lodge · 3480 "Millersport Hwy ' WEDNESDAY Ladies Night Free Champagne • from ... 10-12 THURSDAY U.B . Night $1 Vodka Drinks $2. 75 Genny Cream Pitchers Ladies and Nurses * NITE* Every Wednesday For $3.95 , drink all nite and keep your glass! · 3 for $100 shot specials for all the guys from 10 p.m. on . .. The Stu1fed M ushzoom ·Bar & Res1aurant 2580 Mdln Street Bul1alo. N.Y. 835-7971 Spectrum photo by Lawrence T. Rosenthal ~~! Watern New York'• at1 latematJoaal New Wave Nltllat Cla b Sept. 8 FANS and MEMBERS ONLY Sept. g THE ELEMENTS Sept . 10 Fro• o.tarlo: THE FORGoTTEN REBELS wttla COIOION I.ANGVAG~ Sept . 11 ~ NIGHT CRAWLERS wttb ; THE .IETSONS ' Sept. 14 ._ ....... DISC. .;:i ,U~ Hof . . . a JIIXID DIUNKII lar die,._.« 1 d CMADIAN IIONIY AT PM • 11 , • · �GOLDRING, _SALE_ s30 offi4KGold SEE YOUR JOSTENS REPRESENTATIVE on the following UB Claee Ring Daye: -~ DATE TIME PLACE - Tues.-Fri., Sept. 7-10 ffi 10a.m.-4p..m. New UniversitJJ Bookstore $25 Deposit required ns STUDENT HEALTH' INSURANCE Waivers are due by September 15, 1982 at 5:00pm Main St. 1) Harriman Hall - Bank Machine Areas Monday- Friday 10 - 3 Monday • Thursday 5:30 - 8:00 pm 2) Ml.c hael Hall 9 - 5 Amherst 1) Capen Lobby Monday • Friday 10 - 3 Tueeclay, Wednesday 5:30 - 8 2) Ellicott Complex (StUdent Club) Monday - Thursday 5 - 8 Any Ouettlona on Waivers, Coverage or Claims, stop by 0213 Michael Hall or call 831·3284. .. �r WEi.coME BUFFALO .c:::::::Nl Here's "Gourmet" fare !ID~~a ~ / Sushi * ~ ~0 Japanese food II Korean food t' ~ ~ ~ • lchiHaDARat. I ~ All Ort•nt al Youoe• Ort•ntal Food It Gl.f t 321 EnaJftlood ..,~ 850 Nlag. Falla Blvd. 832·1585 L SUB-BOARD I INC YOUR STUDENT CORPORATION Annouces: Position Available STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BUFFAlO SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 12 Health Care Obtision Baby Sitting Service Coordinator • ,_4.,, .,,... •• ,-._. c-oowiiJI••• ,,... .. ,,, fiN"h.t" tt• ff 8 rf•«~t..,.ltt • - ' .... "'""' cld>nuon '82, an all day sene> of <m>U spoNO«d by vanous stvcknl lfOUI>' and coordinao<d b¥ lhe DMsion Of Studenl Affair> (DSA) will t.lkt pia« this SWidoY l l Baird Poino on Amh<nt. The third annual plo lutb off II II o.m. wilh I 10 kllomt'ltr run and condudft wnb mu.X by th< CekbRtloo '12 Ord~atf'l "'lh I ror...-orb disploy II 8 p .m. M OSI of th< evtnto IT< free: and il is open 10 th< Unlvmity commuDIIy-fO<Uky, nrr. SludCDU, families and fncncls. Food 1nd Y<n~~~aa Scrvlca will prov\ck food tnd beer lhro<JJhout dx doy, Em~u Include so-eon races a1 II o.m 10 benefit mwcular dysuopb,., a nooa can«...,. and the ata~l'< cnJI ..,,., iu the Elli<:ol Complex is hlviriJ . . opcn holm. Olh<t at'lhili<:s indudt volleyball and sonball involvins " udtnt leanU. There will bt musk Ill afttrooon• a hood; lh< UB Wind Ensemble. dlrm<d by Front Cipotl1, a blu<I11W band and th< Cdebrotion '12 OrebcsLR. Th<rc ..malso be 1 hoi oir balloon exlllbil. C Drop oft Informal resume Sub-Board I 112 Talbert Hall For more Information call 636·2954 pi'* clcmtion '112 wu dcsiiJ'Cd u "1 fund day fa< all, " coon!lnator R()OCfnaf}' Mecca ..id. She added lhat DSA want<d to hav< an an.nuaJ day or c,;enu lht l would unite: the UnJvenit)' commllnhy and try 10 lt'l people 10 pay and mjoy tht campuJ. "We wan1<d 10 1<11 ptnplc 1ha1 the Unl•tnhy Is nOI a bad place afocr oil. • . wt wan1 10 show 1hc community whal 1be Univmhy can do," she said. Mccc:a added thll pc:opl< should bring lhcir chlldrcn, u lh<te are plenty of evtnu plann<d for th<m JUch u clowns and m~Jicians . Mecca said thll DSA decided in 1980 ID utili,. Baird Poinl for the Celebration. She maintained thll they sWicd out "slow" In 1980 with only 500 partldpanu. compored to SOOO in 1981 : "Wc orc bopln& ID surpass laso yeor'& mark," sb• explaln<d. She said at fi!SI Lise CeltbRdon ,.,.. planned for May, but wu subsequc:otl¥ lwiltbcd ro mid-S<ptC1J1btr, "so thlt W< could draw a crowd'' bcron lhc scmescer acts under way. Mcoca said th< Celebration ~uircs thll everyone involved - • spc:ftd • 101 or tim< and orron In lh• p!'Ojec1, notins that tbe studmlSOY<rlllDGIIJ hi•'< bern helpful. "They have bem "CF'J c:oopo!n~ 10 am RELIGIOUS SERVICE .,.,_ ,_,., BAIRD POINT 10 K RUN " ",_,.... UB for Mu-seul., Oyst(09hy 12 nooq CANOE RACES 11 am ,. E-9.-M'iTa:.'SOQ" I H•UU U t U fltl t MI '"'•·•·•'-< ...... ,,...., n ttotn n fOOD S~ICE OPENS this )'til'. •• - - .OR~N. WOUSE-CREATIVE CRAFT CENTER ,...,,-., 1 pm .., ybUEYBALL - Student Teams SOFTBALL- Attention Engineers: The E.S.A. -uag 18 Kbeduled for T'bunday, Sept. 9 at S :OO p.m. to S41 Bell Hall. Offtcen of - b e r otpnlzatiotw MUST AnENDI AU ln· r-ted ~.. wekoiiM. The EDglneen Football I.Aque. u well u upcomtoS plant tou.n will be dt.cuued. 2 pm M 111ft,.,...., .... c. Lllltll UB JUGGLERS MAGIC CLOWNS MINI-BOATS MODE\. AIRPlANE COMPETTTION WMl 3 pm UB WINO ENSEMBlE Ft- c~ ~ 4 pm BARBERSHOP HARMONY~= 4.30pm UBZOOIAQUE DANCERS~.~~-.:. 5 pm CREEK BEND BLUEGRASS BAND 6 pm HOT AIR BALLOON EXHIBmON - INTERNATlONAL DANCES 'ONUIS' 1ft oiWIOI FNffMY (111M.£- Dtftool NATM AMEIIICM IIIOWI DMCOIS 7pm 8 pm CEf!!I~~..:.I!3..2RCHESTRA fi~PJ!.KJ..ever the uke --------- - - -.... GO,!L~.!!!.,G~!~LPIPE BAND - - o...MMIIIIW'"-~~e • �. ANNUAL COMPETITION FOR. OVERSEAS STUDY ...................................................................................................... The Institute of Internet/one/ Education announces the official opening of the 1983·84 competition for grants for graduate study or research abroad In academic fields end for professional training In the creative end performing arts. The purpos• of these grants is to Increase mutuel understanding between the people of the Un/tHd States end other countr(es through the exchange of persons, knowledge and ski/Is. They are provided under the terms of the Mutual Education lfld Cultural Exchange Act of 1961 (Fulbrlght·Hays Act) and by foreign :Jovemments, universities and private donors. . . Appllcents.,ust be U;S. citizens at the time of application, who· will generally hold a bachelor's degree or Its .8Q!Jfvetent befOifJ the. beglnnit)g date of the grant and, In most cases, will be proficient In the language of the host coun try. Except for certain specific awards, candidates may not hold the Ph.D. at the time of application. Candidates for 1983-84 are Ineligible for a grant to a country If they have been doing graduate work or conducting research in that country for six months or more during the academic year 1982-83. Creative and performing artists are not required to have a bachelor's degree, but they must have four years of profesional study or equivalent experience. Soc/a/ work applicants must have at least two years of professional experience. Social work applicants must have at least two years of professional experience after the Master of Social Work degree; candidates In medicine must have an M.D. at the time of application. _ Application forms may be obtained In: The Office of Interna tional Studies, 414 Capen Hall Further Information can be obtained from the Fulbright Program Advisor, Dr. Rfchard Elfls, 636-2250 The Deadline for Fllfng Applications on this campuc, Is October 15, 1982. )THE SA SENATE ..... . The Senate is one of the two legislative bodies of the Stu· dent Association (SA) the other being the SA Assembly. The Senate consists of 20 Senators; four are elected from students who are dorm residents, four are elected from ~students who live off-campus during the 'academic year and four ar~ year-round Buffalo area residents (commuters). The remaining seats are filled by SA officers and coordinators who recelv& it -seat by virtue of their office. • Each year every undergraduate student pays ~$78.00 In stu· dent activity fees to the Student Association. SA Is the sole agent In charge of distribUting this money. The Senate Is the watchdog pver this· money and makes the final decisions as to Its allocations. Over 100 clubtt and organizations are fund· ed by this money, a large portion goes to fund Sub-Board I, Inc., Athletics and many other valuable services. Senate elections will be held September 22, 23,24, 1982. Any undergraduate student Is eligible for election to the Senate. Petitions are available now in the SA Office · 111 Talbert Hall Must be returned by 4:00 p.m. Tuesday, September ·14th 14 . 1M:.-.. ~W'MUMI ·III·• •• ••• •••• • ••• • ·· · ··•• • •• ••• • •• •• • ..•" 1>.............. .____._________·;;,.. i ~.: :.- .:.·.:._ ..:::_ .J..-- --' �Rotary Field: SA puts P "for sale" signs ' By I CO\Ipool aoocl for (rends frieo IU I local fut food Cboin. l'hc fuocb ..,....ted by tile real estate iOYCitof'l wUI t. put back Into ElJner'• budad ror 00 campus 1poru promocloo. The sporu Information poti~on wu crutcd lut yoar by SA t.ca... It felt that spont promodoo wu lackilla on compus. In order to a ttract buycn and Jpcctlton to BuD's home pm<s, a Fldd Owncn Day will be d..i1J101cd •here a dl'llwi. . wiU t. h<ld for prU,n. o.tAJlJ or tho cootest have yet to be ,.ort cd out, but ......, or Pepsi· Cola arc .,..,. the prius. Pcpoi will become o familiar loso at ROtary F'rdd u they helped purdwc thr new d«:uonlc diJita!KOrd>olfd tbAJ .,_the cod toll<. The BuU. and their aucsu will t&ke odvant.~~c of the more o onkr to stir intc1Cit in tht UB FoocbaD proeram and to beef up promodon on <&mpus for spotl$, the Student A»oclatlon (SA) bas come up with an invCJUIICllt aiJnmk;k that evc:ryoDe tan participate in. Tbc Univcnity Community is bel., mvlled to pun:ha$t 1quan yardJ or Rotary f ield-home or tht Footb&U Bulls. The focld is htin& sold at on< dollar per square yard by SA DirO<tor of Sports Information Mike Eisnct. Buyinc ooc of the 7200 square yards does not entitle tile .,..,.. 10 S1al1 dcvelopina upon it. But b does e:ntitk lM pwchascr 10 • deed .. bleb cxplaim that DO lq.ll attachmtat 10 tbt land is tile certi bol4er. _ rrcau: ID......,.... doctt wkb I minute and tecODd band-It ir bopcd that lbc nrw timer wW reduce oooflllioo both OD the fidel and 00 the Jiddin<s. - lw •hik tho timer wW be new and impnWed, the lUndt will be for lOGIC wlille. Athletics promised rcnovatioo for tile dilapidated Yisitioa team sidt or the bi<Kbcrs, but tile yoar no fiUIJ wm lit OD that side Df the field op.it>.. FIIU ha.e btm .spam on the OCbtr side of the fldd u wcU-e situatloo Eisn<r hopes to improYC: with more cam.-pus pcomotioa$ lite tbt ltctary yard sale. WbRc ntMi.Qa foe SA pnslckot last Man:b, CordeD Schachter mentioned the pouibility or JMQ& away UB Bulls pointer caps 10 q>cctaton as a possible procnodon. ' DO( limtr the JCOrtboord Last ,_.. bomtcomlns - kD1 A~ MFC STlJOOtiTS DEADLINE Sept. 17~ 0 for mandatcny atudeot acttftty fee .....,. Fee: wal..r a.p pllca.tlou a..U.ble lD the MFCSA oftlee: 6 Capen H.U, Ambent Camp.._, between the boun of 9-4 p.m.• MoiMlay-frklay. tile 'T he pep tolk (bu UB President Steven B. Sample) WtJII an, ir18pimtklta to the tMm, if• very importanf' ~ have 80r71eale IJ)eQI.: for all depcutu~nl&' ~ lol~6- ~ ...... U free pom-poms and ID actual U.e Bu.H sponjQa I IJB cap ll\lde tbe (lUIS llmOII u happy u sod. . the UB boYJ bat the crou10wn rival Oolden Oriffw. In Ill effort to coolinue tnc lnt.,..t in the •poru pcosnm, UB Prc.ldtnt Stcvto B. Sompk boucht the (U1t lqiWt yard or land on tho nf'ly yard line Tbunday, Sompk thco addraocd tile team wit.b • pep talk. The pep talk wu In lnspinotlon to the team, IICCOrdins to Footb&U Coach Bdl Daodo. Sampk hat Aid i.o the put he wu lntemtcd In lmpcovl.,. the athletic p c u lUI erron to improve the quality O( studcftt Uft OD C&ml!"'. W.cst aowd c>er to ch«r the F-bell Bulls .U... their Sompk, formaUy fr001 OivUioo lpowcrboneNebrosb, :··················································································: 0 0 ! i Need a Good 3 Credit Course? : _ i ?••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••-: i o E i t t0 HeIp Improve Teach ••ng at •E ,., an U.B.? .i W ~~~~~~!~636-~2~96~2~.;'F~ ..:=··············..............................................•.••.....•..........•:: : . . .! Need an Educational Course That .i ..i Looks Great ,on' a Resume? ...i .:-···············································································-=. Register For Scate! .,;..E ..:~ ................................................................................ . .. i. T·Th 3:30·5:00 Talbert Hall. .! ..~ Registration begins on Thursday, fori.. 0 • 0 • 0 • 0 0 • • • 0 • 0 r······~-~-;~·;~~:;~:;·;:~-~-~~·;··;~~·~:~:······ ! i 0 ~ffice at 636-295~. ~ ...••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••~P~!\'I~~,...U.~~~·~t!M~.J!If~ . .. r - -.• ......_ •• . .,.....,.......15 �New Course Heurdous Wesres Rotary ·- -- .. An lntw lactpllnary epproadl to geMBtlon, dlapoul, end recycling mettlode. courM No ~ ~ Jr./&. woes. ~ 121 ~ 3et. ,.,;.u _ ...,.. ....~ 111 r - . IWI w..r.. ~:00 Rachel Ca.-- Coll..,e 301 ww.-. Qued 6~1319 WEDNESDAY a SATURDAY NIGHTS AT•.. mentioned the possibWty or uparadina CffUio sporu propanu to DivWocl I stalus. UB cunmlly bas only one Di.VIon I tcam-ll&scball. Wilh the compledoo of the now Alumni Alma. the poaibilily ~llalolna DivWocl I in othfr areas...,.,. """"f<astl>le. Tbc .,.... $ports compla moy have the fOOtbaD te"am in itt futu~..... all the olbcr sporu proaramo shifl to tl1c Atl\llml Campus, football's dwindUna crowcb make a acw rtC'kl 11 Ambc:st sccm all !be m~ oiUXtive. Speculation lw the land dilectly in front of Capen Hill slotted r.,. football fans Ia the n01 too diswu future. But for now, BuU dichonls will have to put up witb Rotat)'. Eisnu of course bopcs lh11 !hey will pul up for Rotary u wdl. Need Some.thing Sold Quickly? Want to Soy Hello to a Friend? MAIN STREET CAMPUS REGISTRATION SITE PARKER ROOM 2 AMHERST CAMPUS REGISTRATION SITE BALDY ROOM 202 Need Services? The Spectrum Clossifieds are an effident way of communicating GETYOURRLL AT THE PORTER lfo Sot-to rAT ... TAICIOUT OPEN MONDAYS · THURSDAYS ~ 30 • September t from 1:00 to 7:30 pm ~ ............... ' ''·~-~.,.,.1- New Drivers. Bad Drivers, Out-of-State or foreign licenses otfll/4 !ltl llf(ll(te? /Vo ProiJiat .,f/, ABLE AGENCY 896-3366 FREE ESTIMATES s..6e. '"' a - ...... Frla. .Soft-..... 1.0. CENTER LOCATED PARKER ROOM 2 MSC LATE NIGHT MUNCHIES SUB SHOP lJiat day to drop~ wtth an ..R" grade 11 October 22, 1112. Baaement of Harriman Hall $1.50 for first 10 words .10 for each additional THERE WILL BE NO ADDS, EVEN BY EXCEPT/ON·REGISTRATION, AFTER SEPTEMBER 10, 1112. Spec1rum Photocopying .08 per copy Our R1lncly Sl-'101~ •• llll1p Clift THE HUNGAJU£St open Sun · Tluelpm . tem A1 • Sllllpm . aem FVS Ferraro Studio of Bolin Arts /(« ' ) - �classified ads ""*'• t.V.SSIFtEOS a•lt.l ElC mal' Ot OIK41G at ll\4 SowtJfutn ott<e: OlltCA ~·are I • n. .._, m.•~t• ou:ieol IU~ full paym~Ai, ,.o _,., " '" bit l f.l>.tn oY'!'t' lnt: '"1M ~Hum •ht!n'u ti'\C ,,., •·•!l>ul't• MvNJa,u,,wFnu.t~r Oe_..rl'liflotJ•Mono.v. WNNWav..-d ..uuayat 'UX)Dm. iotE'TC .and t~Qtl.l H •'U•t ,.,,. 1o4ttY No ·~'lotn\J' a1e on•("' on ct&n•'• w~ Pleas., ma~ t.su•• eopy tt &ogM Tf'lt •JUt" ClASSIFIEOS fOUNt lof tl fOI,Ioon Ratu . , . , , !10•01 trot\ lot .. 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II I CU.I SUUIIMAI!K[l"- MASTERCARD & VISA CALL 693-nOO. IMPORTANT GRADING INFORMATION ONLY STUDENTS WHOSE RECORDS SHOW A FAILING GRADE ( F, U ), AN OFFICAL RESIGNATION { R ), OR AN UNOFFICAL RESIGNATION (X) IN A COURSE MAY REPEAT IT FOR CREDIT. See your DUE Academic Adviser for further clarification. �S.A. Invites You To I Own a Piece of Rotary Field. .$totAU. T"'77 II!OROOM APT, I --~ -- One dollar will get you 1 square yard and discounts, giveaways, and other valuable prizes. Get your chunk at all · cafeterias.Support your tea.m today! \ BUY A CHUNK OF ROTARY FIELD. "'"'r ~=-:.t:~ 111tkt Ul., ,nalt' ht&l••· f'\.li.NISMED llfi.EI. SD>AOON., U fUIO ......_ pet.._ Itt _.., )dC. <» ~ ~ t'\IL'fiSKED .5ll«a.., S.U ...... Ito\ . . M!C', J~-&t'-'••· t •nl n l t.,.._.JO'; _...,., , .,.. o :q: .-.caoow c~ HOli'S£ • ......_ ..... ..-. 11.» t.al .."'"*" ,. .., ..,.. ~,.............. fllcW.tt .... NL""''$K~, ~ WQMJC, - - - . ......_., r.-, ..... .. ... 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Cal ,,..llfl. ~ o•om. Coming LIFE WORKSHOPS INSTRUCTOR Fall schedule 1 ~6~o~e~~~~r M-W-F 12-12:50 170 Fillmore Simon Singer ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~-~--~-~-~~-~-~-~-~-~~~~~~~ ~----------------=~~ The bank thatS Do you want verybody in Buffalo to · as close as _youfnext class. see your ads? withM&T . . . .,.,·-~ Advertise in the Prodigal Sun. Call Ray at 636-2152 Apply for an M&T Bank account at Harriman 1-bll or Hall before Sept 24 and get this Rippy Ayer free:=· ! .~··························· : .... ..... o........ .: • : Better Used FURNITURE ~~ • ........ .......,.,.. ~· . . . . Sot... '"'"' ~ M&TH.1.1J, Ban~ on-Campus - •IX Harriman Main SIJ't.'(.'t C-unpus. C-tpc:n H,ill, Amhc.'r;it C1111pus. St:ntc University ofN<.'\v York .u Buff.Un ~~DM~~~--~--------------------------------------~ 11 . ~ Sjloo.... -~. · . . . . , _ j lla • • :u,.... """" ........... '-'c... .... : : • ar.... o.b. lftd T......_ co.ot TV.. • : : .... 01 . .... ....... ~ : ,.UOf W.CcnoN Of 0000 ,C/ItlimHff : : A fiiCSOHA ILli'JffctJI : : OESEJ.'S : : 2A07 Nlegara Fall• BNd. : :........~~".-.........: .. �etc~ ~ quote of the day "I'll tlekle your altastropby" • ""'* * eo- ... - -Ricbud lJI Gtftb lw a at lAIIIIro- w. Mm oar Baird PoiJ>t by sip. Brlnt your own chain IIDCI lTI DUE Aa~Uoi'Oioc O.b lo baY1111 a 11M -~ oo Fm.y, 5<pc 10. ' :lO p.m. ll tlw: ADtbropoiOC)' Orad. l..owll•· All lnt<r<S<ed Itt wd<omt. For furtb<r Info. <all i!J2-26'' aod ask fD< John. blankets. waro n~ 11 rwWk- r;.. u.B. -,.... wll1lna to volw>..., lhdr time aDd talr:nll in aU pbua of nation operatimu bolh on aod orr 111c air. We ue a npidly ITDWin& sutlonaod thtr<b mucb todo:cltrlc:al, udullcal, prcduelion and IJIOI'O, f or info. eall Bob Sikonld or l!vdyn QatrUi wodtdays 11)..4 at 831·1.5". c., reo,~e•s ~ - t - . . e C.C.kr. Mon.-Fri .. I p.m.·S p.m., Talbcn HaU, Room 107, Comt tn 10 rtad, relal. nudy aod talk in bctwo<:n dusc$ or IJ<l involved. Call M6-3063. a..todaoo lAw -.. _.... oo Tbuts .. S<pc. 9 from 3:30-4:30 p.m. in Room 210 O'Brien. Mettlnp &R nondenominational and all lnttr<Stcd law nlldalu 11t wclclomc. 'no VI r -Sta,._ll "--tloii- Welcomo 10 aod l>ack toacbool panyandom~ clec:tlon: Sat., S<pc. llat 7 p.m. In 8 Diefendorf Hall, MSC. Call 8H.o880 fD< morelnfoi"'UUon (tnru)>Otttlion trc •..) Wrtlillc wo..-_..s.pt. 10 at 2 p.m .. 100 Allen on MSC (fonner1)o Baird): S<pc, 14 at 3 p.m .• Woldman Tbt&lre (Ill Nonon) 00 Ambml; Sept. a II 3 p.m .. Cllpen 263 on Ambersl. Techniques fD< preparina an effeeti~ Lean · - • ol !lot -na ot..bdllc 1 -•wrl Comt to the ftrsS Commutu Affairs mec11nt on Tbund1y, S<pc. 9 at ii&J'Ji~ Room. HantiDan H&U. WiDe aod cbeae ruume "'ill be dbc:uucd. 'no Orp-oul - . . . . wW be bdd 00: Tbudd..y, S<p(, 9 II l :JO and 6:)0 in 1• Baldy Hall, and l'ueoday, S<pl<rnb<r I ' at l:lO io tbt Palm<r Room (Sa:ood Ooor, Harriman Hall). Otdt Kl Call Cathy 176-3~7 or Marc:ia 175-5133 for mort info. ........ A.-A-·-~ dlolli....J Now- tao join Spean··· n. Sa:ull7 Eol. C.C.kr II '""" ~ ..,...._ for Yolu.nlt<:r COWildiaa pocitioos. 1'IUiioa IIWtl S<p(. 13. To put io ao ~ visit titbtr lllc Main St. orflco &I 4U Mlcbad Hall or die Ambers~ office at l06 Talben HaD. A£D M<dk:al R - 5oc:RI)' Mertlloc-'l'bc ftrsS ......U.,. ol' tbqar will be &I 9 p.m. In Talbcn 111 on Thunday, S<pc. 9. All memben ore ursed to attend beaux we will bold ror this ,...,... A -: - . , . _ , . no .. U.S.~. Tbe MlooOry Or:adtWe Student Loeattr Service spc>ll-..d by tbt OradtWc Rec:ord Evmia•tioos Boatel bdps araduatt ilutitutioaJ icla!tity ~ Studa>u m..,...cd In punu'"' ..,.tu&tc SIXIdico. for funhcr io!Dmllllon, write: Mlnorhy OradWIIt Stadmtl..oca<er Servlct, Boa 2197, f'rinl:ftoft, N. J. orr...... u-.,-.. -.,.c..... Tk ~~. S<pl. 13, 2:30 p.m., UHC orne. oo 5th 0. Red Jactct at->< History Dept. AIID<W mtmben 11t •dcocDc. l 08,.1. Sc<uiiiJ Eolo<adoa C.C.tn Staff ~,. ftrsS &1.1/f ~CO< tbt scmcster will be bdd on T..... S<pl. 7 at 7:30 p.m. in 4U M'JCiuld. If unable 10 aumd please cont.Kt a di.roc:tor at tithtr 6J6.l361 or 131·1514. Rr~r•t al,.• arr• fa .... ,lffco•poeaat atuorpclo a c:aolr:ula1ioD-in11-Prof. Oli 'Tlal, Dept. Owmleal ~. Synocwe Univ. on 5qJt.. U . Rm. l06 Fumu H all, AC, 1:4$-S p.m. t.o.,._.,.. wllold Ito nno -"'1 oflll< oo S<pc. 9 rrom 2.-3 p.m. In Nonon liS, Ambent. All lnl.er<Sted pcnoDJ, malt or female, 11t maouraacd to auend. For funhcr info. <all Denis< 135-Q~. ~or UU.U . - - aecda n... ubcn. If you ore lntt<tllcd In belnt ao Ulber or &ttlinl involved Ill UUAB come up to 106 Tolbcn HaU. AC. aod fiD out an application. )'I:IJ' S,OdltPt ud IRO AMICioM for JCllrlot So,.._, Sept, 7, 8, 9, 7-11 p.m., Alltn H all (Old Baird), MSC, room 107. IIIKit Mo. .tallo Collop U -co.aj Dracala-ADyont ioteratcd iD d.i.rectlna pleue <all David at 6J6.,W, We alJo need aD positions or tbe prndliCiloft .,.... flllod. For mort into. pis <all. Thank you. STAGE Aa-... for " How to Sua:eod Ill Busioea wilbout Really "liyiot,'' will be bdd in Harrinlaa SWdio, MSC. 5qJt.. 13 and 1• ll I p.m. Be pr<parcd to li.aa. daDoc: and act. c...lttoo ..... ....w.. wbo .... iDiaatcd in an. ad...nisin&. """ ll)oet baatiol- Como ... lovoiYcd aDd - wbat it is aD about by lllllot out ao ~ ia 106 'Nba't HaD oo AC. uu.u ........, IIIIJI()UIICefhllfl UUAII Mooic C o • - - ,.... lntaUtcd In workina for security, sound, s<qe, boopitality and publicity crewa. Ott lmolvcd aod bt~ I u y in what kind Of music eorna 10 campus by llUiot out an 1pplk:alion at 106 Talbcn Hall, AC. S d l - Sid Oalt, Rm 538, Harriman Hall. Stop In aod ,.s tht details Cor tbt bell deal In town "" dowohW lkihla. We'rt 110'11' uaJdn& mtmbenhips. Ask about OOt OUI O( town sld tripl clurlq _ . . , . break. Offlte boun M.F, 9 a.m. to 4:30p.m. ua . . - a. Didcodcr1 Fldd, 0.0. Pndb, wocltdays ., • p.m .. ewcryOGt. uu.u ~ - wclcomc. acitilla-- h f...... A* Nlll*talo Sorloa bu Jobs avoillbk os ...._ wa~Ua&.llooll o r -· ADyoac ~ ia tills....., aDd to 106 Talba1 Rail aDd Ill - -.. opplic:atiGD. l4ot a..loo1 c---. AUora<y boun are M.T.P. 12-'; Wod.l-7;11uu.. 1·5. By_.;n._or~ln.l14Talba1 ~ IApl Sonloelo ...... ,.. - - . . . . . . . n.w.. 919, 6-10 p.m. ia J,. fiiiBooR. AlllaUn:llod saodcaU milA lllmd. MaDdalary tnlniq bqjm A ........ .-s .... - ..... • te Oni./Ptaf. ScMol wiQ *~of J'n.Mcd, ~Dml. ond J'n.Vct. Yoo alooald eel ap ... ~t to acgun a meraocc lilo. c.a MD. SIMa, 131·1515, for ao oppaiGQDco1. &-.-a.--.....__ .. -lo . . . - - . polidcl. ond public: olfoln ... diliblc to IIII'IY for a w-'s ....... ia a _.yar . , . _ Ia Polida ad Plllolk: Polley II ...... UDiwnlly. ~ be .... to die~ laalt.ue IOid to tht ~ Scboalat alllpn. ,.. , _ baf..atioo, wriU: Dlrecsar, e..p.tca IMtiQolo ol I'GIIdc:t, ......... Ualwnky, New er-wlck. New Jawy 01901. HaL "'a A - j o a - h el , ......., , _ _ Thlltlday, Sept. 9 fnD aooo t.o 1:30 p.m. Food Service awdablc. 8r1lll ,..,.., tno.dsl Swoot1J W - . N........Ttoaday aDd W..._y, 5qJt.. 7 and I , _ 7-9 p.m. in lllc J-ltodc< a-. - t1ot - Sorwtlia. F« - eo- or a.; ~ and AJsoU SIIDoa Alploa iaCoraMloa. adll32-llolt. . ........., ..... ,. ,........._Ia........... loc . . , . _ toill<nlrw ~ ~ ....,..oa~. Scpu.bor ~.....,.. ' - sctt.o~, l1lftcatlty ~. v-.... Ulllwnlty 111101 . . . . . 0 ° • - or JeniJ. Sipapfor...._.by ..... QI..MIS--for Mn. Sllea. --...•-.--.TIIo---.1· --~ �backpage;sports muroca (IS cl<f<Nive aMI orr<Nive aancn) boclt willlus:• Offcmivdy, llle BuDs <l\P«< to eo<1lin"" with thrir pcMmt powiQ& same uod<r lllel\lkl&oc< or quart<rbo<t Many Banett. Banett, an AII·Am<ricaa. was Ill for 267 powlQ& with ll t~n tosses. He finisb<d llll in total offense illllle NCAA Ill DMsioo aMI was Uth In pow!Q&. e ProteetiQ& Banet! wiU be ucklcs Brian Wilson {210 pounds). Ciary Sire(ace (1AS) aMI auard Jmy Marttol! (l60). RunniQ& bleb Tun N~u<h. Pal Whitehead art abo returniQ& 10 oetlon this FaU. L eadina the r«<lvina corps MU be Bob Pack aMI Boad Bulls have high hopes By ION M. DIAT Mwrqilft Editor Foank with help rrorn transrn lludent aMI spo<chter Jim Bius. freshman Chriu D'Amko-t>rother of forme BuU wide remver Joe D'Amico who araduated last year. "Many Barreto bas some excellent taraets to throw to qaln this year," Dando replied. "With the bla offensive line and those runnina bocks. we are aoina oo be hard to sod\>." Odenslvdy the Bulls c:xpec1 to be even touaher on the &ridiron this stason. The entire four man line remains intact "ill\.ends John White (2AO). and Dan Saskowskl (22S), tackles Mike Rossi (22S) and Gary Brown (270). "We are aoina to be very touah qalnso the run this year," Dando predicted. "I fed that our opponents will try to pass more qalnst us this yw." But the opposition will have 10 contend with Unebackm in Coomo N..tola (22S), Gerry Quinlivan {210$) and safety Scali Kowal (190) in ord<r to pill iP'OUnd. ' 'I ao~=i,o=s"~;*__,., A" C omioa off as-s roconl lasl..:..... UB Vanity F-bolll Coecb BiD Oalldo is optimistic about this yws' team, a team be reds ba llle pcMmtlal 10 .. Wlddc:ol<d.. " If ... act ""' aMI if llle playas 10 will, .., baw • fOOd c1w1cc or ..,0,. Wlddeated." Oalldo lllld. ''Tb< players.,.. fCiliDa. linlot o:lo aMI qllatcd ll cacll other, so 1011 lbq arc oonitioa 10 '*'·" Dando ctpOCU this yws' team 10 do bctu:r siiiCt lasl yws. l'rc:ollalal players art one :rear older and that lbq ..... - - ~ bdliDd tllte. " "Wt have a team that is.,..,.~ than lasl - : · COIIliDttltccl Oalldo. "We bave a loc or Oalldo lllld. "We arc aoina 10 have to be ready aaainllllle put; ""' lcoow it'•.,.,..,... .. Tbe tktlac will be In tile hands of llcmio Web<r. Weber pulllcd ror ., . _ or 36.1 lasl _.,. aMI will abo do llle pl..e ~ siDco su-o. 0ru1oor 11u IIUI(cnd. ()pcolna oellle nood ~ II ll Conlud Slak, Oalldo Cl<jiOCtl a 1001111 bauk. '"Tbe1 arc a PhY> Ed ldlool ..d lbq ~ bave- aood ....,.....,.. Oalldo -'d. "W~arc: c:apoblc or bcallai•Y boot lk reo1 u,. 11 tloel ..,W1lllo - ""' bllw'Y me... Daado redo 11w h l l - . ..., .......,...... worn.. be about llle ra::a that lniutia CIOOIId .,... • ....... ci<DI in bil ...-.• '"We arc DOC too clccp iD ..,..,. pooltloas. and io some casa or csinme ll<uatloat. players may """' bocll oamsc and ckf<l*," caudoMd Oalldo. " We mlly can't afford !Qjorlel. " HopduUy we woo't aet llle !Qjutla and if thinp turo out the way they can. we:'U be rme.'' • --- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). 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I t llOOTIE'S Pup RMII I I ...;.-;.~·Hwy. oo C.mpooll 81>d. I I - .,.,. """ •••c I ptMnomena-grlplng hyping 5 MUSIC Marana II Ctensnaw-wnat lhe hell kiM of name Ia lhll? 7 CINEMA/reel& James Gllckennaus Tile Soldier a CENTERPIECE Steel Pulle brings the Trail 1 Prool t1 .,. ~·irt<l ._ ___ 681~ ---• • 1000's of new rook, jazz, blues, folk and regga. leases • Full line of i~rted albums & 45's • largest selection of used albums in Buffalo • American & British music papers & magazines • large selectiOn of music related books • Rock posters, photos, wallhangings & bumper stickers • American made T-shirts of over 100 groups • Buttons, caps, key cha1ns. etc. • Blank tapes, record care products and accessones • Friendly knowledgeable personnel • Speedy special orders • Gift certifiCates '" any amount • ConsistenUy low pnces • Unadvertised s~tals Buy, Rent. Sell or Trade 1 COVER The E.T. to Its knees 10 REVIEW/1/wallota Local bands at the Theatre Cecil Taylor II the hlghllgh ol Artpark Jazz Fest 12 RECORDSigroows & lrenzlu l.aurte Anderson's 8/p Scl•ne<t Atlantic Stat~s Brill/once 13 CALENDAR/rounds A seven day guide to In end around Buffalo Mfl Ujlm1 0 •• • C. htt\irlfte Ubel'l'f....., lltP""' ~ I Jaa ,......,.... ........ ... '"' .. ............................... - .......... . . . . . . . . c..Mry Prodigal Sun -~··· ................ lNfW ,,.,....... .,,. . . . . , , .. .uN........._IO..Hllc:U •••• u,. + OPEN · EVERY DAY 1115 Elmwood Avenue at Forest ....... ~ .... o.... -Of Tlcklla 11 Tld.e tton Ot.ltJets. II tho plooM: In Al'tiiDeWdreMit1Jn Fu rweeJBott 5chOc:l'ty Mwtklrony Gra,lecll PMf.oiScot ,-,.,_ ~ 85-4-1415 Coltttfbll'tfltpiM~r\Mf the""'' o' 8utltlo's Thfl ftt F. H.lnt Art 04'Kiod01.,. Oobrtynald Att Oir.ciOffJOI'In M\Mk Oltltlt:l, tight ttt.WI door IO Sh.,'t Tl'lt l ttr. ....---JUnoy [d/toNft.CO<oiiSo"' - · ew~Mu M~IChMI Shtn.tt~ hod«.,..,_.,.. eor...wr ~ ......... Mon. Nighu U..Roct. ~Sopl.13 I RREO 2 Labolo etuo IOf suo 3?..598fi/L£Y Cor. 7JflRTf10UTH ::e:o~-===- WED: A~ SHOTS ~.M·-­ sc~ THIJH:7tf.BN llMf..,. LADATTS IWPTIOVli\U:11E£Kff~f'\IIIC3 • •Joo.•~M-PA~i't?~';.. • • A • • CfE~R!'l'~ ~;r11(1f.c;,•• 000~ /J!t!IV:zES G/VEIV OCII.• • .... ,'' .... { •, ,.t· .... • l ,, • I., t \~ , ~ ' o I • /, ' W..... Nighl ~NlgM ,., . . ...... -~~--­ Tllo~ $4Ht lll..,.....,....... TM $Dee1Nm SCWMt PModkal, tnc al"d II reptMentld tot NtiOMI ect....nlt l,., by Communlcattona end ~Jtti'\Q s.n4e.. to S l\IIOenla, IM �The E. T. phenomena - - - -- "Y M ichael F. I Hopki n5 I t has been super.nyped, vehamenur condemned and unlvers.ally ta-.en to t'leart, White ll.s m4Uchandllmg already shows the signs ol a lo~-runnlng, Internationally spanning mega~ollar Industry. Countless nallonal peflodlcoJ$ have d tspliiYed It, cartoonists., humorisi.S and Odlloriallsts have taken enUre pages trying 10 pa.rody, ridicule, or rationalize 11. Ana somewhere ln lha midst of aU thla Is a story te&ponslble for tne diverse waves ot exeltment, a SIOfY 1nat &eonu: to havo eluded everyone~ Cartatnly, whatever one thmks ot S\even Splelberg'.s E. T. began as a gleam that caught Spktlbarg'.s eye somewhere In the mkltl of &hooting Raidets of lhe Lost Arlc. Kicking the staroual around with screenwrlter Melissa Matn.lSOC'I, Splett>etg llnaUy saw the Image and form at E.T. come aHva through the crartmanshlp oj carte Rambaldl and a group of men, women ilnd children drawn togethor to fouQ,$ptelberg's Hat'lsiUon Irom tho Science Action myth ol OJose Encounters to the SF talry tale ol an ldyllle allen's adventure on Eatth. M we have seen, the movte has become the top.. grossing film or tho summe-r, earning over S200.000,000.00 In lis llrsl two monthal B ut is the vast, varied e. r, a.udlence really caught up In the turer of the pte&entatlon or ts. there a well-geared tur&r being substituted tor the presentation? By the eod of ttle movie's Orst two months on the theater ctrcuft, ET.'s face was loatutec:J In Time, NtJ'fif$WHk, tM. c::crler of Rolling Slone, and became the sU'bf&et ot eY1fY taU< show host th.at couk:t r•hearae a smile (while tho ~y SP per!O<fteats, on the other hand, were blatantly denlec;j flrat~lnd C<>'""'ge of the film un\11 long alter loss clrectly·lnYOIVed media became saturated wlrh lnformatJOtt). Gum eatds wt)lch were releitSod pre-maturely around July Wt!fe pulled off the market; those who had the c.ards were 'i.St·HIIIng them at dOubte the list price! By &arly August, Spencers Gifts "ouaed a selection of E.T. collectables ranging from bultons and posters to rarge dolls of the am&able starg&lef whlon tan from S18 to $25, Hershey's, whose M&M styled Reese·• Pieces drew the allen Into tile breadth of hiS Earthlld<l a<lvenluro, nava started their own campaign ot tneater displays. stlel<e<a and, eoon. pOst.,. and TV ads. ObV!ouaty, this mutO-msdla CIJT!pelgn was ""''• a.s Splefbefg CQI'\tlnun to publicly claim, totally u nantk:tpotsd. Naturatty, people In business must WOf'k their Industry. and In the! wa<lrlrecenl ctnema!lc •uccesa (Whll«< muell recent SF· Fantoa)llltm Is concerned anyWay). (>4n ol that business Is to draw or antic-Ipate a source of ma.M appu.l ft)( lh w~..eyect cl'llld tn u1 aU. Fine. But too of1en, type ot busln&$5 campaign means ~ylng up Whet is cutesy and eJtcu.stvely orandion at tho upense of the boldly aesthetlc. subtlery 8»011tlal. and dramaiiCllliY .. tute. Too. this point co"'*"' tar more that )<lot E. r. roga.rd. for lnstence. now whlmslcal trend• aeulng Ms hurt the earnings of blunt, exceptional SF dnunas Uka 8/ada Run,., and John C.rpenter"o Tho Tiling. Tho baala + 10" DISCOUNT ON Otawtnv Boanto le B ut. on top olatt the hoopala hyping E. T out ot conte~t. there are now tne ~ually obtuse critics who ltctl to etleck the fltm Just because ot Its popula.rhy an<J rant vehementty w ithout m1klng any ~ense at all, They come: on Uke Old West punks going lo< the quiet< rep by calling out the logendatY gun:sllnger. The result Is more confuslon and something evetl ctudller. While E..T. phonesttomo, and Spielberg calls Brink's someone'& wiring our collecttve psycna with an Image ot this cuddly crntar Who takes our aging pains away aJ'\d pre.servu Anglo-Saxon vitality with a wave of t'll$ hal'ld and some suoplclousty pidgin Er\glfa~ . Dialect and John W1111ams' scote notwithstanding, E. T. could not be further away from such ptopaganda; amph1atzJng. In tact, not a need to be natve, but tne lack ot tandemeS$ aM Insight In today's wortd. Indeed, rt fs a snrewd, satlffc mot ton picture which oll0<11 a broad tau.oh and a satlent tear at our seemtng stab11111ea. Well.placed c.hUdron roarod couaotly In the lap of ~uburoan luxuf)l. oqulpped with the Wonde<fultoys to 1111 ttwlr timon he m lrago fans before the blunt, familiar picture of pint·stze Wcx.tld·be hard guys Indulging In their Plu>Man, trlldtno In Innocently· exchanged GWOAr1ng, and even trying to cop ~-~~f.e/:.~~en~~'~a~g:~~~·t!1 equally cleat that It le not Peyton Plectt. One thereby begins to see that the film t...at~ Holdan f ttcln9 P- Scaloe- Arch. & Eng. laHorlng Alcil Compo.... ERJE BlUEPRlNT a sUPPt.v co. 8S4-73Ui 1535 Hate~ A... a.tfalo t~av Pe1er Pan tall flat. Ttwt children In Pen never wam&c~ to grow up, but later chose to do Tho VO<Jtll In E. have no such cholce. In Pan, Death Is Wished a~ay. In f . T., It it unlgnotablt~ ~ ark thts, becalJH here la the point by whfch mos:t orUics swear E T. to be a Pater Pan clone ()lodged on. octually, by 1ovcnea of J.M. BarrJe'a wO<k doflly ptaC<HJ In E, T.~ Yet Ills not only fhe pofnt which most dlallngulahea E. T, hom P•ter P• n; tt ts a high point ln the tale, lor only when Elliot C<XJid Jet go, aCI<nowtOdget~e humaJ> reality of Death, eoutd E.T. 1><1 lree to'" his own reality take charge. Too, there 1a the shreWd depletion ot the 'chl.sm between youth and adult, w1th and fact, being grown--up and behaving maturely. Nowhere thJa more ev4dant that the way In which E.T. ts continuous!~ dnJwn Into wUd cariCatures of parUcutarty familiar human ~av4or. A roVIng sweet tooth. The ml.lnchlea. A rampant fear of anything dlfferenL An.-d(llctlon lor telovJalon. T'he thrill of getting high, Yea. alllhe oo. r. '* W tth 111 this rocoonlled, It may be tumptlng to view E.T. as a Messlanlc IJpe •• E. T. J)heraom•n• to P•~•. 4 E.T. go home - - - - - - - -lb y M Faust B etore t bog1n, I nave to clarity the rltle ot ~~Is: trut~ be told. 1did , like Steven Splett>erg•s E. T~ Th• Estra·Tetffl8ttllll. It w•s cult, Iunny, entcutalnfng. and genorotly enjoy•bttt. Pe,haps a better title would be " Wny E. D1d Not Send Me •nto Multiple Orgal'im, Claar Up My Comptal(ton. and Show Me the ..-.crels of the Unl...,erse and ttlo Munlng of Ufe." I dldn•t 50ft the fUm untiiiWO mOnlht alutr ll opened, by Whlcn time I J\ad re:la about h In every per~lc.l on the market. The connntut of opinion was that ~Iewing E.T. wovld produce an otrect roughly along these lines. Co"aJder lheH typlut reacfioos-: .. magical a.l"d U"IQUo- ln t classby itseu;~ " an ln"St~nt ctaUtc,11 "'he most movi ng .sclence·fltl~ movie OYer made ~ The last being a contradloHon. H'a pofntless to quote the sources of these statemenlo; evet'y ,e-. lew 1read aald roug·hty the same thing, In generaily unqu.alltleO terms. E. r. ts, l agree, -a good movlo and Oesetvlng ol praia.-btJI there'a a Iitle belweet1 applause and f!yperbole. At the risk ot soundfng uq. an l!bltrary davit's adYOCafe, E. T. Is a good, but not great mo~le. It'• primary algnlflcance rests In Its s.tatus as lhe culmination ot several ra.stllonable trends. like many S.plelbefg Ulms~ E.T Is Un!Ucety to pus the tnt ot l lme- wt~lch Is not a criUclsm, A tot ot more lmporrant Wma 110 muc.h leN amusing. r. i torminat movie junkie, 1 wanted • E.T. go ' - to pogo 4 Addreu correspondence to: Pto<llgal Su n 14 Baldy Hall SUN Y a t B uffalo Buffalo. NY 14260 All oontrtbutlons are more l~n Welcome, but the publisher does not assume responslblllly for unsolicited materials and will return only those accompanied by a stamp e d , sell-ad dressed envelope. ...... JELSAR •••••• ..-----------------1:+ FREE Eyegla•• Frame• with purch- ot Pr~ton Len- (cl\osenlrom tatge select TeCilnlc<ll Porie E1u«'' P-IMI RutH VInyl Boord CoYOf Irs by this last point, especially, 1nar me VariOu$ critical dribbllngs of E.T. •s a new wonderously corrosive pop aepocte of Westefn cMitutlon are picked u p acutely by our visitor and, thru his reflection. we are given a humOfously solid tmage ot what 's wrong with us, tlow we court ourfollies-. and where we're he.a<Uno Ouraetvos lo Mould we continue to w~ndcr as blindly In our own yards as E.T. dtd through a wotJd no1 his own. It ts through E.T. that the c~lld ren d..,elop their ltrst stop ol responsibility: stow!~ shedding lholl modi&· ualnecs lndulgencle.s .and assuming the selllossness of yo uno people fa-cing 1helr own SQ1'\H ot wOt'th, and the worth ot ottlet'$, for the first Ume, S ut. as T· SquT~IOOQl4o of point ts that 100 much the hoop•la is geared aJOUfld a waterfngoodown ot the 111m. E.T. as the Eighth wonder of the world and an otllt!rwortdly PetM Pan. avuoundod Oy wtdHyOd klddles lull ol Br•dY • Bunehmorallly. And. as the mOfe recent oil-ses ot Olsneyfzatlon have shown us, there iue few lhi(\QS more dangerous than watering dOwn a ohlldren•s taJe- espKlally if It Is an alfectlvely communacatf\le tate. (and William Kotzwll"'tOe'e superb novel hom Berkely·Putnam) Is not an e:scape from or betl\Oanlng olreallty, Out a wry acknowledgemeht and confrQntalkJn of dally habit. The mother (Dee'tlallace), covettno the p.aJn ol 1'1\arltat separation with a hopelesaly &name Street glddlnoss. lor eumple, points to the stream ot Irony running thtougnoul E. T. It makes for some sharply fresh humor: take tr.e point where Elllo1 (H..,ry Thomas) and Mk:naef (Robert MaQNaughton) VY to COf'l'llnce Gertle {Otew Barryrnofe) tl\at no grownp.up ca" see E,T.-you know the routine-because Of'IIV kiOa are pure enough to possess aucn a view. GartJe•s tart answe' to that reveals her to be the cute.st IIUie wla.e QU)' tn the whole 111m. 01 course. t~ere's a St•r Trelr joke towards the film's end aharp enough 10 ralse a oerteln Vulcan ftom the dead. But for polgnilf!CY, the scene where Michael ~tits In kid btotMf's toyrcom. while E.T. and EUiot Ue near dea•n. Ia sup&ft>, In pinpointing the aching I utility of drowning O(les.self in memotlblla (Cute point In llghl oltha cuttent merellandlslng). Beauiiiii!IY pens.lve, s-l"'ple In ita presentaHon, and emotionally lnvoM!'IQ, groopJ M";'O:sSat _ 835 4844 + + + 4276 No. Bailey Ave. · 834·8963 + • 2Dryclean/ng lhe pound + • · 25 fb. rug washers • • Load Star Perma Press Dryers Coin Laundry· Maytag Toploading Washers (Near Longmeadow) ~~?~I n~ . ·- ilf:'\ 'e'JI~ ~ llllltM-.1~~ Laundry and Dry Cleaning : by ~ Bou~ ~~ : • • g· ATTENDANT ON DUTY! OPEN + + + + : : Mond•y thru S'•turday, 8 am • 10 pm + : ................... Sunday 8 am • 8 pm • Ftldoy ~ - 11112 . TN -rvm/P~ &un , 3 ~···. r..-.~•"- ,,.,_..., ""•'..""~:-·4'4' , ('• •-•• ,...,,~ .~ • �"'*-"' • Tho E.T. I""" ~ 3 ol charocter. and cettalnly ~ PYI toucn. o1 this in lull YlaW ol lila audience. FOflunataly, as the now-lamlttar tnoota< ad loaturlno tno Mk:llelan;elcHaquo toucn ot llngortlpt ranoc:ta, \no film draws ltMII from lho mote .sensiUvo n~~t~o~re ot 1\IC:h 1mages.. Tho Will lama eoundl•acl< Ia aornotnlng else again, hla now•lamlllar bombulty placing 100 muc.h pedantk; thruat to tht Image. Mucn ot this score Is an earaore reminder of trw c<wnr stuff he uMd to wrtte for to.st In S,.Oco- Ull<1 of llto Glonto; Pcesolve, aoll ~ndutoont- aw.,.. """'1<n0wo tho fwl ot tno 1ar - . e n d reaJtzoo that No own raaon mutt ~in firmly at nom.. .-. lOt E.T., tne quiet ma)tolty tho I no exuded In tno 111m'a opanlng In total!)' r... tnrmed, aal\lo 1,.1 Uno totolly . .aporaleo any nlnl ol pidgin antics In the wayfarer's baaao eharaSlJtr. Htio Ia ~ aulhorhy nald lltm!y wllh U..,...l&ndlng and the atle<tlon he beart lor allthlnga. SUch • .......,.., did not como easily lor E.T. or Elliot. It com. onooply to - -le- wnlchf. T•• IIMIIy. to ebout tnat toat ..,... o1 emo1lon tnstud of ponraytng 11. Tho glaring , . . , I hot unwilling to -tlOp Dlara Ol lite_, I)<OHtlll & melodically In ll>on\lolltao. A maturing _ . . ol maHnM Image of Old Testament revet"ence innocence which abolls"-t naivete. e..T. oone mad. wtiJch lnlltrftrN with the theme lsn·t a en lid, and It 1• why he lan't • cnlld ol rootmptlon and basic comprohenslor> that ptacea tnls rum as a supetb onfldlen·a that f. r.. on the wnot.. b<llllanlly acn~oo. tale lor 111 ages. The gnarled ropllllan By 11\t: u.ntorgettabte ell~. we see that E T ond Elliot nave r - -~~other, Elliot. vlaloM ot Spaoe Invader& wtped vtsltor te 11\e adult m all c.hUttlen, the eyes ot uo oY; ~ tne moonat>y wnlc ~ to and corning to.,..,..,... \ grow, • E.T. oohotnO'"""~' 10 betle¥e: all of tno.se GratKtfO:St Claims, a nd w.s cftt:appok\ted as • result. So. lot the benefil or anyone who l'ta$n~l r-t &Hn U, or lor a nrot~• wno teet.s vaguely dlautitUed, heft art a ttw !'lOtts on tho falling a ot E.T.; 1) Tho plot 11 as lull ol noles as the downtown aectlol'\ or Main StrHt. and tome ot tnem art comparable In sill to tht subway tJ"c:.evatlon&. For Instance, ettor sentng up tne tadlo tf'ansmHter In tht -.,how- f . T oa<neiO end up le<a dOwn •n an.'"'"" sorM: aJstanea away? (Md wily lo t,..,e tne sound ol a nellcoptti OYetflolad wNn tne older brother linda hJm there?) Why do Ellloll and f . T. oa<n perceive whal te happening to tnt other, ~:~h~n;~,::e·~:~!~:,v:,~::~:~.~nw etectronle bug In Elrtou's gatago? {My tmpr ...lon 11 tnat • oood deal oltno 111m WU tah on tn. CUIHng room lloot, -.,l(:h may l"t~M 1101}' ~es tJoU1 doe'Sn'l fCNgrwt lloppytO<tlngJ 2) John wtiUama·muslcal SCOfals often botn ••-llwly bombi.stlc and senllmef11at at the same Ume. II wovtCI have been more auDile at some points to have substllutod aubtilles for rho appropfiltt omolion-"FE.4RI", " MYSTICAL YfT CHIL[).L.IKE WONDERMENT", and oo lorth. 3) SUre, tn. utta•terresutallt~t 11 cute. t1 oUOht to t»-a tot of people spent VQ'Witd ol $2 mlllion on t>u<ld•11Qlt. How cen you miss with -h"'v th•l , . . . , _ • now· bo'" ~by With """""""' blue eyoo and ma~ ee nol... that are equal patta blby, puppy, and Ellj)hont Man (alllrlghtoned)? No betolledged nero. This critter wo~ld dfedge up the maternallnstlnC.rt In • rock. 4) Wnr can·c Spielberg set one o l nlotcl·ll extra¥'aganz:aa '" the rut wot'ld. lnat..d ol Callfornle? (OK. tl'lat wa.s a Cheap ShOI We'll rtl>h<uo tnat) 5) a ..... tl\at the tUm bo«o,., noaVIIy from fairy tales. tt stut suikes a shaky balance b e t - the real and fmaglnal'f W<VId• Spielberg lOIS up a (purpoiOiy! noMeal. Insular world. a.nct tl'1en pro~ti h ~ I• in ThOle Unit ad Stat.o.s. The rnea..gt It reactionary- leave us aJot'le and we'll take care of our own ThJt's fine on a pe1aonat levet, b4.tt not ~ pro~tod •cross sodety (Thla 11 atao none too tubllt. Ala ""'mo l>9fttlng to nang o<>: rid<ng a ldo'a to.nar>a bit e (alter no 1\ao trouble navtgotlng Ilia motn..'o .., PYI ol tho dthewar~ 001no trlck<>Nrotttng with nlo olbUnga (aa 1 parUclpant, not 1 guard ian:~ U'lo mathef, who hardly tooks old enough to ttayo a aon In nloh school, ts dresaod up IOf lhe OOCBIIOf"')• .ncl. aft« I pettod of IIJe-S.t. retreats to the toy clo:Mt for comfort. At '"""'* teut Polr~or, Spletbetg'a otnor film. nu • lamlly wit~ strong. adult and lcWingparenlo. 7) Stan I.,. Kaullman, In The Now llopUO/Ic, commends Spielberg IM hav1ng hit 111m ch&tAClerl be IWAII ot ttw Icons ot POP culture that lnflu..,ce liS, the audience. Tnls is not qul te true· the references Spltlberg ('Oakes are to hla own earUer tllrns and tno.., ol nla lrlond end co-_.~., George lucas. Ewry St>lelbotg mo'<le alnca Jow1 ••• nad aome kind ol r.harlr joke In 11. end tho kicll room in f. r. reoomblu ncMhlng 00 much 11 a thrlne to SrM ThJa lt ~ :unural lnll--lt Is sell· •o.onu"KJtzement, even It lt Is In the flllt w.,. per-soo plura l 8) I ery at rnov111 11 much as tho next p..son (well, actually a little more), l>ut the senllment In E. T. arose more from s.~cx:harlne than act oat feeUng. E. rasUittcUon Kene, awaSh tn the afouHMnl~ John WJAfaMJ aurat ayrup. was ambarraulng. M4 Henty Thbrnaa Ills to be tno moot cloyingly <Uta kid aJnce rs Rtcl<yScl\f-. 9) ""'"""ally. lthlnll tnat spocJar oflocta occtJpy 100 much of c;urrent screen ""'•· to the detriment o t o tMr c lnema1lc ¥1r,ut•. 80 No.9 here doea.n't ~tally bother me too m~.~eh: however. If you're big on that kind of lhlng, be lorowarned t hat t~ - m to novo spent the onllra opoclal ollocts l>udgat on t~o c:onstrucllon ol f .T. Tho spOCOil\lp Is orelly - . y. and the outdoor and IO<ut tool< terr~bly &r1illclat tO, ln ptept.rat)on for the Cl'w1stmes aee aon. "'*'" warenousH all alrudy being crammed wilh f . T. dol,., polltis, toya, od lnllnlt u~ In all talrnesa, this can't reauy be held against Ihe 111m II sell. Sllll, given his lamllfarily whh the marketing of Stir War• (from aJf appe11anee$, he -Hems to bl one of tne ~00111 purchesera). n~s hatd to wa to tnat f. T. Is "killed" by tho doctor• wt'IO. uttlnvUed, II)' to revtve 6) Tho "'*io< lhll f..T. OtTJbodlu !Ma bell..., tnat Sl>lalborg dldn' anticipate end oemaps ..., fl'Od a1or1o 1111• comtnerclal mov._. that made any thla Ml.ton, au but 1 YetY few wert about ai'Ktlof for All in au, a ntce but overrated moot~. h'a nell or • tot • • • to enjoy when you're f'IOI aoarchlno It out for A Slatement ••7) t•""' summ01 Ia tho CUlt ot Chilo'-<! 01 tno moM)' <nlldfen. Tnla Ia not a paean to cnlld'-<1, but an UI\Onauon 'or c.nOOren f\Ot to ;row up (not ~~~~ tnor Pllll to onyway), and lor lhooe Who clld to ....... Tho 0 - cnlld In the tUm, P<OIUmobly In nJon · Ia bombardment. 1 t.ooklng at It wMn any degr" ol clrcumsl)fCUon onty btfllQI out 10m1 obviously men4pulotl.. IOCIIc• e olltl<oy llbe<lortar>pnl~. - j u l t - to ll>Ow tnot you caA' truot IUrn orftlca Tuea. Nlte Open Mike All M.,.ldaa• Welcome Wed. ladla Nlte $3.95 Dr1ak a ll nlte KHpgla•• Sunday Live .laza G1tmelon Sl.OO cover 561 FOREST AVE. Lllnc:h It Dtn...,.. Served OaUy Happy Hoar 4·7 882·2323 $1.00 Bar Drinb WELCOME ABOARD We' ve moved! CHEAP FAAES OEf YOUR AU. AT THE Now conwntendy loc.>ted a! the Boulevard Mall In Sattler'• at the entrance closest 10 the UB Bu. Stop. Alr11nallckall to NYC ond 011\ar delttnalt-• lATE NIGHT MUNaiiES UB'a STUDENT TAAVEL AGENCY "-t,_on_ PORTER SUB SHOP PORTEA QUAD, 9..UCOTT COMPlEX . ., .,. ...-.lee o-... F.w., tM1r & ..... l"reo«t. Mf 111-T.u&OU'T Ollr fftendly Sl.rt Of Sludenll w•helpCIQ THE H~GARJESI open SUn · Then llpm · 1 em f'rl a s.t llpm • aem FVS �Pop hero in an age of diminishing expectations , - - - - - DY RlcNrd Chon arrangemenla, wlt.lclt - • I I Into the slruc:t""' ol NCh _.g samlelsly. Ctonohaw, 11 n<llhl<>o - a ollght 11ijure. Tag o woy hill LMwoon specs, oenutno Dalmatlon - a n d pink and blacl< •50sosfylo $1\111, he'd _ , M •1se, l.s an e..-.r~ tllel'\ted ponontouoJy puo It, may f\01 be tho""" big thing-he may be 1ne nut nec.n1ry thing. Whether or not thlfl 1ctuall~ hue, rlcnnesa and beauty to them that .are Q4W\ulne-ly a cut above tM average. ll's a'-!lte a moulhful, but It' a eharacterlatlo o r m\.lch of the Cl"ftf'snaw, face·to·••co, doe'Sn 1t ICHI"' to bo the I WOIOMI pop mesSiah tho rock ptMI has crowned with Ita thorny pralae. II a ny1hlng et>oractorl.tod lho u ncle S.m.) date~ It wu- SJ1IIo111n I he cornor ol his dtfiVea ftom hfs experience playing Jolin Lennon lo t ho Se.atlemanla show, an inlrtguing aJahall Cr«tlthlw, " one mua&c mag&nne .o cr1tlcal reacUon to Cronanew'a tell·tltled debut album released this past summer. Thla composer of lu:netul. woll-ctafted pop dlltlaa 1\aa toun<t hlrnHif tn the aw~watd spot once occupleo Oy l*'lorm•• like lhe Ctuh Ot Br~.~ee Sptfng:s tHn.; he'a ..." u • tl'-"l lunesmltl\, Hla moloclla have a M anmau dressing room at U"cre s.m·a during a gig l" 'lut August, 1>0 UtceJvst an awerage guy. He ta1Q in .sJow, quiet voice, fn ptaJn. unp.-etennous speech and he seem, genuinely humble abou1 hla abllltiM as a songwriter. a Crtnahaw's eff01tlen prolesslonallsm, Which probably equal to tul tiiUng rock ·n ' rolf's hlgha.t promtMS His next moYes will be 6CiutinlLid catefuJ1y, and •• aJmo.t C4t\Oinly tools thO pressure tmplnglng on nkn from a pan ot hit peat ~ w.fe no wutocl moolo<\1 (a< emoUona), and lllo a1tor1 Ml _,.., 1o want IO< SPOntaneity, at II C.onlt\aw dlstoncocl lllmoatl lrom Ills ma1erlal. If enythlng, Crenshaw ts jUII the OPPOa ltt o t Whit John Lennon did. His an Mema concerned mOft with aet1hetlcs than expreaak>n. 11 II the actual conte"t 4 hi I aonos were Incidental to U1Dir .ound, In 11'\at rtal*)t, no·a ttlllln MnM d~no a. ¥01"1 real the 8earlemanla thlno He'a playing pop s1ar rather than being one, ancllt 's this ••Parat;on ntat 11 the most d laturblngul>OCI ol hl$ public lmaoa. He s ings aoullulty bul dOeS he havo a ooun " 8ulc:ai.ly what I'm trying to do Ia to toteow rny own tastes.·· w- Ott\ltlaw sara: about h4s "'us&c.. " The c.tiUc•l eommunUy wr.lctl 11l<es Hs music very lefk>u$1y Crenshaw upeetally ncwet as that unlike othot pop avatars auch as Nick Lowe or Stoety Dan, Whoso f1ithfutnen to POO torm ot1en cttagulaect a dllllnGIIV ttonlc content, Oenlhaw's pop sens!bllltltl s.Mm llfttcl IHalgl'lt out ol 11>6 ·~ Sooo• 111<0 thO d-. Eddlo Van Holen beeauu o l '"' aounct, I feel f communhate bell l hrough lhe mu1fc lhan any otMr element." For Crenshaw, the pursuit of IO<m outweighs any riMd IO< .. u.praufon '' The fun ot pop 1:! It's u. narmon'(-lace<S " Mal')' Anr'le" or the rhvthmlcatly bradnQ " &and New Lover" gNe the dlatlncl Impression 11\at Crenshaw•• WOf1d ll OM wncttt lo'te 11 untatle.-e<S ano tole says. ··o..w aonga oon'1 hl¥t any apecJhc wto...anglng~·· ln - t "Stooly Dan," ol c:ouS. <Nas Wuuam S Sutrouoht' neme aboU:IIL" Crenshaw aaya ht doesn't wrlle hi• songa wllh ony spec:lllc audlanco In mind, and this It !OUOCied by lht tlrlngt ml• OJ hiS pUOIIc, whiCh range 11om the prepoloa to the punlea "I can't , ..uy n&ll down who my audience is , AlthOugh they're mostly white peopt., I can't really clasolly lh""' It seem• we get • realllrtnoe cooswectlon-...ry lhtJ>O and 111:1 of~ •n the ctowd." N ..ays · ·t•m •a.Qpy abo~ thet. t think lt'l good •• Aa lot a aecond aJbum;. " We hiVWI, INity had I Chance IO stoo oOCI ••'hlnk 0< reoroUI>. not C>'ltlc tNng doesn1 ttally tnalllf 10 me I rea.Ut don't lal\.o lhO whole thong !hat ...lously,'' C.ononow MYI he compoHI IM metodl8f ol h iS tun" firll, words Ieier. ••1 try to writtlyrk:a that dOn't lnler·tere wtth IM now of tho music t guess I wrUe songs for the same ruson All this over 11 very bf4et, noo' Iadet! ~gs aboU1, of all tnlnga romantic love What makea soc:tal or POlitical .......,00. That'• tho thl<>g-thO way I W<lto tl>ooo things dooan1 ,_....,~Y rolloc:l wnatl'm doing 0< thln~lnO- tt'a lhe oot,,d thai mattoro 10 mo. OUr meuao• t. tho boa!, ond thot'l since ttte album came OU1... Crena.haw hOI)et n,• not l rec<w9 w111 relt«t a ou ot growth on hla part but OllaractOflstlcally, It Will be 1, IUltl Otll. "'I hOpe tO ewpa.nd, DtlnQ out certain elements of out aound. t•ct like the SOOOtld album to be more o t a renectlon of our live aound. One ot the lhtnos I was dlaappolnted &bOut In the fltaL album wu that It rtiiJy w asn't u$. I can'l reject It; U't a gOOd record. but II doean'l rully refl.ect t'low we sound ., But M aJahall Ct.n&haw·a s.eeoM Ht COUJ ~~~ be I ctUCIII OM If 1\e Is to be<;ome tile nut big thing, 0< ...._,. the n•Jt fl ftCHtary thl r.g 0no ot tho 1 > ' - 1 OOOUI the htst afbum ,... . tnat deacNie lis '*" tor 1 d~IOO . and ,.tc~ Lowe emlnenlly humm.ablt songs aboul ca1ctung 1ne c lap Fot MatliNll • C.enltlaw, ti>OUQh. thO _,., thtng that cou.kJ hap~ In a ro,.tlonlhlp 's orukinog up Here Is an "fnttOC:ence.. lttat c.n be .. tl\er wonctertull)' rare or ratlflocl meiodlclom aOCI aoemlngty nearlfoll-ola. It didn t rea.lly &tiel< to thO""" Tho oocord It all .sur1ace and 11 ctoeAn'\ vr.ltt'llllnd repoated llatonlnga Whtch Ia petfet11y otcay But <:tenanaw t'laa been charg.o wllh ewesome ruponalbllltlet. He Ia a dollbooatelr and dHPicobl~ songwriter of pt'Otnlll mote than contrived. doependlng on wna1 mood you happen to bl ln. Cr81'1thaw It • probltmmauc he toattNs uncorte1ntv on 1he brink belween bllno lmpoftlnl or ulv\aJ, anythl~Q 0110., a.n • rUst or 1 etaflaman. Whether 0' not the MOOttd llbum lhoWI flgu... Auctlona 10 aonga oro ambfwaJ&I"'l, the toellnga wavoting between lad-ed cynlcJam and oUI· of-hand rt~tlon to del98fl te lOngino• to bolte.. his moiDQO, more hOMtty or atnellonal depth ana complexJty SMmf canrra.lto U Oentl\IW'I conUnu.d thO next big lhlng .... ,..,,_...., slough olt one'a otac~ sarc:aam anclupor.....,_ alngt. puoe emotiOn again The ltlat vwM ol "Girls. • • for mat~. go.-. like thlac ''Girt&, gtrts, g llla, l m doWnto"'" on a sumnw afternoon .. One wroutd tortd lo th in~ of lhe _.gas - l$1, or tho emotion ....,ly slrnplfotlc, or mtgnt _ .toty ...., think tnot glolwatentng Ia a needlots-t anct pa•nhH act of lruatrat&on. Bvt Wt\rtn won1 ~~ We•tern New York'• ~1 International New Wave Night Clu.b Ofen1haw k~kl In wtth "'• breathy, toulful tenor, you can almost t>elt.ve him. His \'Oleo eom"Uintcat11 a guUete.a: appooclallon lor women that's as1oundlng u much t01 ita nal\fele u Ita appuent s.lnoerlty. This 11 tile ot- sldo of EM a Costlllo. While t~ lnttUtct 11~ >+not the ears uy •ty..:· The tovnd of Cttntnaw•• album unoJnly - . !hOI '50s roct 'n' rotl splrll. Tho beat Ia ,..t-sprung but no1 too he...,., Cttnsna"'a guJtar.plat'ng 11 twanoy. nootc:-wtse and mora tnan capable. and the other two l'nef'r'lbltl o ' t\la tno, bn>lhOI' Aobo<t Ctonshaw on drii<TIS and CM• Donato on bOU, bO<Incy y<!l ptcwklo 1011<1 tupporl. The real grabt>on, IIIOUOh. ato the -•1 and blcaun ot thll Sept. 3 Sept. 4 Sept. 5 EucrlfO-MAN SUMMER'S END PATIO PARTY N'EWTovs FREE Hot dogs a H•mburg•r• MIXED DRINKS I for the prlc& of 1 ttl mJdolgbt CANADIAN MONEY AT PAR ~aYO IO !he �Bergman: A farewell I ngrt<l S..giMII - - a way lUI SUnday, and ,,.,. aro not enough words to a<lequaltl)o aum up or totaJiy dlsetibe the monumentaJ sense ot toss that •nr wf'KJ ...w her dramatic wotk must fMI. to Cflll htr .,, aeu.. woukl be • gross \lnderatatement~ her WOf1( In cinemaHe ~formance apana some <&0 years. leaving the WOtld with a 1eg1cy that has changed our petCtl)tlona ol ''mOYing pictures" forever. Stle wu a unllque grace, a strikingly bold thrust. Ingrid 8efman was a women. A dynam~ artist whOst like witt not bt '"n again. ·-... 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For more information please contact JANICE OBUREK Intensive EngltM Language lnatHute, 317 Baldy Hall Regletratlon Is by Permlulon of the o.partment 831-2077 I I 1 I I I I I FREE Beverage with the purchase of any delicious Bagel Bros u ndwlch (Valued a t •uo.,. more> ---------------------· .. 1 Good thru Sept. 15, 1982 I �T no Amhettt Tntotor wao ~~rfo:~~~~~~~vlly promlero ot Tho Sold/or a !lim tto.stlng scenea &not on loeaUof\ htre In Bullalo. Bullalo<llon Jock CUmmlngt on omployH ot Cot1441 6 Net\llrOrtt. wu en aas1stan1 to tne producer o·r Sold.., and 1t •• , r,. -locotlon IC-II"'*' Bulfolo. althougn the OUMn he wf'K) 'irlllnlltUtneniiJ"' hl"~tinQ In 01"( played the guiM ol ll.ansaa and England """" an aerial point ot or the American public. Kotp the Falin, pr...,... Uc.t~r. tho oil Hatda In the aarne vern • • the Pkll that Oitector Gllckenhaua orlglnllod. one also finds the director laking the o - tnemt ol "'t.pcesetVatton to t or a. eoarae cinem.a1 one which CIOaa not Cummlnga wasn'l on hand 10 laUd the premiM Howevw, tl'loefe were h¥0 avtator ~Uomen. Jim Wolfe an.~ Ivan &nan rtl!*lllvely. wno did tne flying for tna reo glider aerobatlca and l'!ellcoptor teQuencea. Alao on hand wu Dick ''"*''ledQt enough clarlf~C<~tlon ~n thll cooe, film ond cnorocnlt< tllemollcll tM I•S1ead b<>lldotts the ouditnce wnn u.mpteet'llncldeonta ot v~t. tosti)oceo OC11on. One vlew Of courn• Untorhif'attety, t,t,.mea ~now. CIOas nol llterolly. who llte tfHTOil.ata &JI WhO "'""• placed a nuClear weepon II'\ Sluol Ara~an oil fields.. If dotonlltd, Ihit oil eupply would be rencltrod useless tor three hundred )'llfl (tllall aii?J, tf>ttrtlby COUIIng the Am<!(loana )o lost 50 percent ol tnolr oil supply. And Wit~ 113 ~cMa to find the bomb, evervono'a tool<lng to nuke eocn otw. sllllno jutl a mite conapjcuousty Sui lhiOIS whote lf>tt Soldletl (unit ol n. .) CorMO tn. Ken Wlhl outalde methelttf', wuthl: Jeep Itself. On to 11\0 moolle. ploys the head Sol<llt< w'IKI Ia out Very almply, The SOI<I~ is an to get Into from tnt RusJ.kt.a, -..nne h6od Ruuklt hlmMII, K~ut t!S9kx1agelacuo" tum. TMle'a • unit ot live CIA nlted aplea who <10 K1nls~ as Orad\a, Is out ot Qel an owfullot olloJtllng tor IM Wlhl~ CIW1Iet1t. SUbtlety It I lOSI l>ellthl of tnelr agocenule .dlllllnt doyo and thlo 111111not esupe Irom Ito,• .,. of consclenc.e:t. and ICM 1M ~nmena.. The llltor, hO'tlll'e'llet', Che<Ty e>IUcJdno. AI beM, -too MlatJon consider• lhla to be tOt t.ne ltr!ponlb/e. But Uhllke AllotJon unmfHgated to1Mable conectence Reed, who drove tnt M1 ·5l Jeep In the Wu t Btrlln ear chaae. And, "I •.., ,.......,..,p , - The Soldier shoots- and misses. - - - -..s>Y Cerol Balzano reels lmpoaaltJ/e, Where at the beginning ot me allow a tape woukJ sell· destruct aftef it1r'Mes.s.aoo wae Initiated, thus giVIng the vlewe,.. that triumphant s.ense ot •ooreuJon, Tne Sold'-' on the OINt noncl gives uo on ooenlng aequence ol a 'fOI,ing moltter (tater on- lind OUl lhls was la~odl being run ove< by • nmo, an<! 1""" 11\t 111tot byo$lond«• w'IIO ... 1n1a oro gunnt<J ClOwn (In cloloc>ous atow """""') l l r t h e - FO< Matty an llour this htm 10 composecl al,_l aolldly of un..ai.Md mtence. to auP9(Wt I he -.ry weory melophor oliN aold..,. tMre . , . _ , bffghter moments to be found In the btood and outs acena. How-. £xamptoo: Cl>ec:k out '"" grOPvy ctoUda In tno baa~ground ollhO 10«10 wOore the Runian aplea bfow UP a truck and SIUI a nuctur weapon. Oopal Sorry abOut that etemated man on the or~ and th• C09 who'a tower obcloml!'OI tf1lctl$ henglng CUI Clue 10 KJ1us Kktsklls nattY tdgg.•r Unger Ntywey, that._,..... S.tovto II you haven'l guoiiAIG by """· S tut bOrec1? We«. one can eJwayw -lciiKIAus l(lnsloJ look.._., lo o wNte 1td .Wt 8nd wond« ..,hether c I'Ot Nnta1b1 resembles ntm. 0nt gets IIICO d~fl. And speaking ot drll1t, the one ta'f'fng grace ln ~:.~~~hr~h~~~~~:-::~r;:tng 1 pwUouaty dOWnwlrd-ln hot ou••uH-afler the Ken Wahl che~acter . This scerte wa.s pute Yfa.u•t e•clti"''Wtnl tthoUQh a bi1 far· ltlcl\td) aaoa IM James 11oM tnlonlollly onc1 hyatorio Wlloo ru~~t this se.ne and the enUre moo~le for that molltf, 111 1 attooec~ to ..,...11 art tnose quesHoo• mlclty, ~~ not -'>&lly). - y e t ltll unona-od. The actionS. , _ ~~- and sherp though good od•llno ond o akllttut clnematooro-. oeem mMnt to obliterate any settse ol tho plot and ho chofocleu. With tht akl·-chaae scene one sees Ken Wahl mow down tn m~O·alr the Runion wno is buty trying to Mil him with 1 machine oun. Tl'le IOkllor pk: ~ a oll lhe bad guy bur tno Runtans· gun has gone out of contt04 11 he plummets to hl.t r6COVfHY.' Pme 1110 wonctera If tho totdler It being ooublo cro11ed by hla own oovenment (Ametlcan, and why, when he It 1•1" ltCultd ol a governmM1tl blowlg'a !lory d. . tn. The wlewet c&n plaltuy Mt 1r,a1 Wah''• r;hattcf4W waan't •~are that anothet agtt'll In the next , _ , was concocting o liquid bomb IO C.. c»nvt~~lently PIKed In thO blgwlgo olllct And Wthlt we~e lhe •~ cuts to a mud-wrulllno bat aupposed to be - 7 Hollo mention the sl>ort bvl Nflt OftObolleS -~with the glldt<. All t,_ cha.r actetl are teu unsuppOrted and batk:.llty tltrllt beeauae they hav• no background Of conversational narrtll~ to met~l ~~:;v:'rn:~~~~~''!~~~~· ~':,~,., w h~ It $ 11 theY ever become, death, trwtterore apraylng our ma.n Wahl with mortar. 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ANOTHER CONCERTEVENT 3173 Main St.<n ~ar UB) Buffalo, New York 14214 (716) 832·1045 �__ Heart of stone got no sou1 w Leave I alone, blood, • --==-- -- ' 01'10 I OICk I witCh doctor Glvt I Oock I witch doctw Ml no Wlnt no d lt;IIIOf Me no wtnt no tyrant on y1h - - - - - - -BY Mlchul F. Hopldna T he ci<NC!o fl<lsll. claslllno away tho f - - - a n . .Illy urglnQ on the Annoggldoaon while colllno In the tourists whom they ~-will hOld tho li<l In pieCe. The b<ew bol .. th ""'· I>Othlng the righteous In '"" pulse of f...h and steel, fonlfyfng tho ..-y end acoldlng the greedy. H was One Drop filling Tralfomoclore. '"" tnlg.hty Steel Pulse making tf*r JurtaJo debut with a tumultulout ecataaty, confronting the: Downtown ttt witt\ an tnatsten 8Jack Aullly. The renowned Reggae masters. ted by the Dread tongue David Hfnea. eonquere<l lhe Ouoen City lhls Sunday put with wha) has to be the flneat Reggae ever heard In theN pant. The aoundc.heek, though frought with renowned Tralfamadore mechllnlul mya:tery, eftervuoed with an HMntlaJ clarity and PUIPOM tt\at 1nnounced who would bring the luelg-11 of this night Out come the Pulsa,led by tho hot..at of hollu, the KMc>e< olthe Uonhean. all be«lno the HCtOOanCt tObn and eatthy now. le<l by the Uonheart wrtn hit tOWO<Ino dree<ls oalj)fng tho lf<y and coulnQ tho stars to lot fly. the PufM began to beat. The room began to feet the heat. - M•l,cJous unfuat •oc~ty He o.c=.me fWOiutlonary George. Geotge Jockson So..Ood &other George, George Jackson So..Oed &other And now, the Dk>od began to bOll, the bfethen and ai11ren exdslng tMlr toll. ~· ot wounding glonce and sanctllle<l lance bullet holes blosoecl wflh faiN tPfttls Cfos.sed with m.adNss. t~ . .nlty UOOdlnQ wlth """"""" HIIR'n&.AH. •urr•llLI~-IIn YORK 14218 12-10 ..........- - -."'*Y.,....,_- ····.····.·.·:.·.·· •,•, ... .·· .·. �tnt I fe beg fe what I own - chant dem down!!! The pullo bMdlllfl walls, ruhaplng the wlnla awoylrom the dl•oo mlro and l'illllfl/ng IM ju~ Into tho imago• of rHIIty roc,./mod_ Hondaworth 8rlxton l.laht Stroot lost night wlo- Ill OOid handolop ond lingora gesturing the 1/Mfllfe& of faith. re.u urectlng from what blld~edl call ruin. ''Find It Quick" echoing,,. nHd thtl ~ uat nfl'ltlf fotpet to /Hd. "Handawonh Revolution .. reaoundt wl au M1u whistIts Ins/nutting the deadly 1ilenc. of long lmfHnd ng retribution. S.atlng, Into drum /light droodnlght rltuol dating tho lolsollght to come/otth. The ahadows wtHe briQht. OrHttr than wietory.lor th• pul,. Cllfl lor the end to defeat. The dane. Is IWHI with pow.r. tM hour ptlme tor tM dering "R.eveta•• to draw tiN Otnce I01Jelhftr. s.hokl the Reali trumt»tlng lorth t.M proclalmarlon ol.nectitJg tnt/on. • HH.rt of aton. got f'JO .out w1.nt I Ia Nlg fa wta.t I own tN_..IaloM. blood. hant Hm dowt~!l! With that, the Pulse closed lhe ami .. Into wamlnv ~rlno ObH<VI"9 wllos. Ready lor the " Kiu Klux Klon," darl"9 lhom to II>Ow tholr t>and. The c wat tn I he sway of cau, the truth rlalng trom the FaJI, knowing who would kiU mearety out ol tear. Their departure, leaving btightteara, Tha Joy, brlghl with wisdom. Eyeo,locuoln ~. Still, otillln Chains Still, otillln chOinl StU/In S/rll/n Still In ... I I I / 11 1 ' �liveehote Artpark Jazz Fest highlight: The Cecil Taylor Drama - by Michael F. Hopklna T ha drema begins. Prowlmastar Jlmm)llyona unlatches the C lnvl.,le lid by whloh tho grl grl disguised as an alto saxophone will gtva growth to Legba who will spill the sont·ext all over orderly .ecll Taylor Is Magic. ConJure of hard sweat lunklng up the rewdlness of contrived habit,. Is the Gods maldng thunderous love through the ldss of summer winds on fledging rose petafs. Is botllng stone nowing strength aggrasalve In tend...,.., sharp with bloom. Sl<leo blueblao~ robellght llesh thrult plano allets whlsper'd lhreshhoJds; chanted, the command ot ln.slstent demands. Y es. yes. an occasion. Artpark, Augutt 15th. Clllck Corea and his vlvld string quattet wete two days before. A chamber breath, f'Nhly. While Gary B~r1on hu119 on his ultrachops, still trying to stng a song. A long time tretnlng. Yes, yu. Tho nlghlllma held the throat of tha Buddy Rich Big Band featuring M ark Murphy's lnatpld but fn·tune m&ntor. Mel T orme. Truly. pervera1ty was at a glorJous dumb this season/as U seasons In this blson<rusted land held memorte.s to be oblitereted by bland remembrance. August 15th. t have tasted the Incoherence or exJ)fessways and dared 1he upward turn of Omega, which In Artparl<. moan• either you dare I he skies beneath your fee·t or you face death by mTnors. It Is sald t.nat few tales are more acc-urately reftectlve of the v1ctlm, Qr the vJctlm's state of balance. Which, at Omega. oan only be tipsy al bes~ Slgh. The Buffalo toam'd . \ ths already-widening melodies, hands efbOW the brol<en rib mending tho blood $pUling baok Into the wombla seed exeiT11ned for a change. Wh.rlwlnd rain which warms the dampened oones and puts fire 10 the cool places. season Ucket hokler$/Who wtlt Exullatlon exerting humbly. rust\ to tlnd seategs Of settle for Awarenes.s. Fulfullment. Unit well·maOe tuba.. The IVory returns to Its rightful souroe thiS nlgtlt. As diversity. A core for the whole, and Rashted Bakr &nd Andrea Martinez the One. The rest ot the show, you say? brew the pouUtoe of Shango armounclng his mystteat domlna.noe over the tong night, the pefcu.sslon stunning the wa1ers bY whte:h Yemaya shall weeve her oomaly gi rdle. William Parl<.er unfolds tl\8 sttands cV oceanspray as his baas aquatlcaRy reats the fibre of the mlst, r~alned. Suddenty the chant &S$1.uUs the bruised oornars and GOUterizes the gaping moulhS - l n g whoI should be a raflonallutlon tor their loud silence. The audience Is sUIL Brenda Bakr, spiritual sitter of songkeeper Jeanne lee, emerges wielding the enchanted dance. Her voice shaS)es panthers dinner calls sweet blrda calling Slgfrlad out to be f<,~~llfu lly cursed. The word. taktno measure or rash p ronouncements. tfer-.ps leave violet fragrances of coklr In the rla1ng rtoor. Out comes the Taylor, ulllmate weaver of myth.,eaUUes. laaulng gutst~ng yowlacat dilly· wah prayer words wtllie the t\lltO "0 Taylqr, ultimate 1 weaver of myth- realities, issuing gutstring yow lscat ditty-wah prayer words, .. " now prance In th• way ol boc>galoo Tal Clll watusl reedy to clasp hands with the newness ot 1 torgouan day. Cecil assumes. strike that, ecclalma the piano. Keys untooklng tha open spaos. Boaendorfer tooaUttes atretchlng U.B. RECORD OULET 8 CAPEN, AMHERST CAMPUS PHONE 636-2353 Back to School Specials Save Dollars on these titles: Asia R.E.O. GoGo's . ut comes the Genesis 38 Special Foreigner AND MORE! We also have Blank Cassettes and We Sell Concert Ttckets! Come In and browse!J! .. �live shots An exercise in tolerance T he Tight Pants show at the Allendale Theatre F1lday last btough1 together two of Buffalo's mosl displayed two aide proJects that S\lcceastul pop·rock groups. ,,..e have ovotved ttom lhefr wotklng 1elation1hlpa wl!h tach ottler. Peril& ana llle Element•, and lllg !lui. Except for an loo low moments ol ex.perime11tallon and humor, tt'l. nllte program su·l lered oraa~y from predictability and unln'l#ntlvenes-&. WhJch Is sad! Whatewer became of the pioneer spirit, go lot bfOI<e and all that there? Are 8uffaJo music fans to be consigned to s1.1e:h a dflomma? The Perna are eertar.nty e good sounding, proless~onal bat\d oMiU'I -an ultra·pleasant deme.enOf. Thai Is a given fac1 . In $)f!fformance however. they tack any realloear oolnt (on~ I wout~ argue that former lead singer Pauline, all hough she was- a floe - Francis Specker COMING CELEBRATION ·s Sunday, Sept. 12, 1982 Belrd Pt. Ambent Campus Plan to attend CELEBRATION '82 Sunday, Sept. 12, 1982 Baird P t. Amb.ent Campue Do you want verybody in Buffalo to see your I T'S YOURS FOR ONLY ss.~gT~ PAYMENT IN ADVANCE OFFER GOOD THRU SEPT 17 AT RECORD THEATER ONLY! AlSO AVAilABLE ON I·TRACK 6 CASSETTE ~~;: z ~ fI ~ .. ~ : ~ ,~~ - (!) :' ~ ~ - -- hontperson, would not make much of a dltrerence right now to th-e Oeslgn: Black and White Prooucttpt'll character of thfs band.} They are not a particularly losplrlng dance band. They peaked long a,go and while there Is not a patent regre•~on in the band'& .stylf,, they seem to have levefed Olf as a "1US~c.al force around town and Dye .a:te I he big names In 11\15 ap-pear to be c;oastlng Of'l by. band. Tt!.ey reach back to the The way 11 JOQkS lJ' Ihat I hiS 1960s to cop a f'ligttly temlnlseent band 1'\8$ been SUCh I laud tid (yet 1•catess) set ot be•ch·esque presence on the West Side bar songs and TV themes. II Is a ntlty """"" lot so tong thai they find nostalgia motitf that fs amusing themselves unable to taa.t ~way for • wtllle but too eamp for ita hom their popular s\olccess at the own oooo. The best part was wtutn colt ot ochlevemonl. Sure-In~ they ptayed ''Mechanic Beactl'' to adMd saaophonlsl Jetf Helmick an tnfmat.ed trtOVle done b)" not 100 long ago, but U\ey have basstst Howard M,ament.sJcy. hardly deterred much hom I heir But while on the aobjecl of original sound. Two band members mot ton pictures, the pinnacle ot have bld adieu anyway, vocalist the evenlng came betwee-n two ot Pauline and drummer Tlm Switala. the l)and'o .sets In the torm ol a • Tl'!ey U4"1tlOubtocUy saw !lOW &tale tnlngs had become.. sl\on tllek. Jfv• Junltl•. Picturethis: • down al)d outer drop.s fnto It would seem wiser, •fler a lunch bar with the weight o1 a wateMng lhem perform, lot Petlls mule team bealing down on hla guitarist Goon Copp and ps)lche-tGst his job, then his gtn saxophonist Hotmick to put more frlel')d !llo.l(ed him out-so he lime Into thel.r otner QIOUp, 1he p1u!'lgeolnto the bean. Monsters ot ttwt ld, which wholly I TM' Garr p lays a gum-$napp1ng breaks oU from lhe Perils routine waltre:ss whose etOOe swagge• lnlo somelhlng more hesh and adds Insult co Injury, "The regoflr excllfng. Joe?" "' No. eolfee!" tl starts oil 1-i • small Hickle from the pot, but MOT•. they were gooa, 1 tho ctuoe can't contain hlmseH and . Made up of these two Perils -and swallows- eup1oad upon C.IJploa.d, Elements. Pat Kane on guittr and Snlltlng and dlsho•oled. 1M! Jerry Augustyniak on drums, plus wanders through a madhouse ot a oongolst, the band departs from .screaming neons a ll yeUing convenHonal rocl< rhythms heading COFFEE. Thor bust lhe guy up toward some-thing jazz or 681$&· untlf ho is treppod underneath the like. II Is ptlmarily a vehlele for sauctt, He made It back, but will Melm,ek, Whose horns al\d vooal-s you? Java Junlt.1e tn.rows: ll\e o 10 fill up the sound. If this group every c-affeine freak and Ia so lasts, they oould only get better. ridiculously clave, and laughable Tney ShOuld be tookad at. In the proeeu. It is a must unlike The other splJnter g toup, tne .some of the other things Jetsooa·, Is oothlng .so daring, but mentioned. a fill or mlt:slry at humor. And the miss ratio Is too hlgh. Peril Run Steinberg and forme!' Detour Bob , Now OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK· 10 AM TIL MIDNIGHT :t Eailey Slipper lhvp ads? Advertise in the Prodigal THE DEPARTMENT OF MODERN LANGUAGES & LITERATURES announces PROFESSOR MICHEL SERRES' lniL~gural Sun. ·Call Ray at 636-2f52 courn •• the holder of the Jon. . Chair In the French Section of the Department. FRENCH 880: THE FOUNDATION OF THE CITY: ROME UO Clemens Thui'M•ya 4~5:00 3 ciWIW Ret· No. 021t113 Prof...or Senn' major focua will ~ on the an· thropologlc•l, aocl•l, •nd rellgloua problem•tlca Implicit to the foundation et •ny eocl•l order •• a penege from chao• end dleperalon to • unified orclef of lew •nd tile . .creel. LecturM In French. Reeding• In Engllall. Detailed Information av•llable from the Dep•rt· ment of Modem Lenguagea •nd Uter•tur.. •t t10 ClemenaHall. The Store Dance Teachers Recommend For All Ages DANSKIN Leotards, Tlghta, Trunka Juz P•nta, Jum~ulta, Glrdlea Leg Warmen, Gymn..tlc & Skating Wea.r Coatumea, Sequlna, All Slzft & Colora CAPEllO D8nce, Footw.ar & SUppU. . Toe T•p B•llet, Leot.rtla, TIQflts Gamba-Polnt. ~•• OYI\fiMatlc Shoe• H•ndgrlps, Majorette Boota, Unlforma, B•lona BUFFALO Open dally 10em · 5:30pm Mon••Thurs.·Fft. 'Til tpm 137-4313 30t2 B•Uey Aqnue ANH(RST Open d•lly 10am • 5:30pm Mon.·Thure. 'Til tpm 834-0314 fn1 Har1• Hill ReS. (Conw of .....,.. 0.~ .. �grooves & fren.zief? LAURIE ANDERSON LAUji E ANDERSON Big Science (Warner Bros.) Nt'<or would'Ve t>elle•od lt. In a oummtt dominated by pop blalhor and heavy me1a1, Laurie Anderson O<:tualty m - II Into the Top .'lO with 1\or dtCut album. SlJti'OIIIIdOCI by lht lluo ol Paul lolcCat1ney, 011<1 Toto, &g Asia. Joan J•" ~ Songotmm "Unirod Statu uv· glkloel"" to number 23 In II& IOUI1h - k of To!M.., I wu .so aur• that this I'8COfd woukJ Cliaa-r ""thin • lew ,._tho •lthoul • trac. tt\11 I went out and bOught 11, or tuN price ..... will> rNI dolla,.....no rev~wet·'s copy hero. Gtantld, there wor• atgns that oomtthlog -uld 1\&Poon. " 0 Supa•ma.n'' waa a aubl1an.Uel hit In Europe lalt year. And maJor record Iabeii IIke Wa1ner dOn't sign unknowna to e~ht-album contract• unteN tney'rt prelty sure they~rt on to eome1hlnQ. But consider Lautle Andet10n_a res.ume : born and raiHd In Chicago, a ell lid violin prO<IIjjy, muter'l deQt. . "' tcu1pture from Cotutni>IL 114oot '"'*'tty orni*>,.O u a ''P«fa<mance i1111st" (1-0C!foc.llly II Hollwallo a lew ~ bl<:l<), luoollng ~· ·~"'"""" mulllple moelia u""" lht • 1n bllioi(&OfMwhot c"tlnouoly 1t1tod) tNit bOuncing dlapatale ld011 \Qgtthor can prod""" something lnttrtlllng When IMy cotlkHJ. Oealgner of the 11ereo loble, whlcll pfoyo mu61c thai you cen only hoer with your t lbOwa. Sponoorod b~ a g,.nl hom I he N1Uonal Endowment fot the Arta.. Won eurrtntly on dlaploy In the New Yor-k State muaevm. In other w~a. h11dty tomeone you'd ••PtCt to h. .r on Cosey ew.m Big S c - . lo 11\etype of rocon:l ttlat you force • - 011<1 la,lty to oh down and llottn to. " C'mon, ~<nt listen to ohio one .ong.. t1".J Mt'iouii1Uft, bvt you•tt llkollonywty" Tho mu,.. Ia mostly oJtctrO!Ilc. auomentoel on 'lltioua with Isolated wind lnstru"*''' and 1110f'1ed P'«•• Tl\t tfiCkl Ill sparse, ptfCUU'on. both melodically 011<1 harmonically, and rornar1<obly ellocllvo lor 11. E>teept lor a twlet OOdl and occaalonat muted Uourllhll Irom syni.J'Iealzer and F"~ttlta OfQin, all The .soogs are .swalhed In ejega.nee and ,estralnt that evokes ATLANTIC STARR Br/11/snc~A&M) 8:21 of •-o Superman'' fa baetted Admlrauon at the tecnnlca1 by a tape loop of Anderson Cllanuno "hah<l\111-l>a~-llah.-" "From the AJr.. evokla ten• Jon wllh a ahnp'- ftegtnen·t o·f aues and cl11lnet that &klrta the tonic wllhoVI .... reaching Jt. experiiM and unean It the app.aren1 lack or faith In human T ht myth ol bll<:k "~""" emotions. upward mobility as e.ntrat to Allantlc SliOIT'O 1111/IM- Otsp!IO lht bHt of 11111/e/enc. seems as 11 each movement wwe olanned yurs in - - • by on atxM\tfhOUS cotnmlttM The ettotts of ConwnoOotn" ··mentof" omotlonal eQIIIYIIIent ol lht upwar<l mobilitY mylh lo an J - AnthOnY c.tmlchMI. A~lol Reoo<<IS, '"' Syst.... onc1 probal>ly ~optimism that subsumes ita opposhe The abSent the group ltMft to ueat nwsk: as clyMmlc rosultlng .,....._ tht - hlng neatly pocUig<ld """ album wllh trovbling flat.,..., whCMetome N wondw~ true pualon _ ..1)' ol,.,.ll\<01100 suMvol depelldo on pwloellng nt. rnutl ol l.hla ml.nlmaJiam Is hypnot;c, as ia Andereon'a wHee. SM _..,, ao muelr •tno but etlan\, anc1 rnuc11 ot ti\Oilmo '* ..,lee Ia tloelronlcllly lltoroel ttvougn o Vooocler E..., robotlud, ho-or. an<l oonlbly llf'l/1/e- becomes most tnloY•ble when pollreneos and hs anandanl 11ck of lnnov1Uon are IPPfiCiated •• fonnal constraints ol AUantle Sllrfo art. Bolh lyriC4 on<1 muolc engage In 1111!1· ctnooral\lp, comptomentlno tile ldlo, of -lrlve anltooes-tho la1Ht newapeak. An ln'IIJatlon to dance Ia nothfng mcwe than that, and romantk: Involvements retain a platonic tall. Sensuoua dance ~lla " UMI - - .· " la.t lole Down• anc1 ..Ci,c~.. u ·e at once cloying and lngroUollng -~~~ . ."''' ttfllftnoCIS lhll WOUld OXCIII lht d<otlefl l-oge lontao1ta. " I.AI molrNk Will> you" •n ttl numerous Ptr~mutatiOn.s takeS tta place wlln ..sexy.. as a eup.Nmlsm cak:-ulated to !'VOke !he proper duplicity "'1\hout golno roo fat, Tho -illve allhu<le ldlom reac.healta nadir on "Your Lo"e Finally Ron OUt," • len<ler balta<! bi.Md on the uled·•nd·IILMt WEDNESDAY a carAoo;e metaph<H. So wnete Ia Ute passion, truly loll? About midway through " lot's Ott aa-," ¥OCIII&t David Lewis 11191 DU1 ot the t.hOr&ZJne haze an<l sr .... WonciO< lmltatlono c:omprlolng moat of the album 011<1 aounda, 11 last, Uftlfra&d to alng -hlnO In ~•• own oolce wlltrouty comP<Qm~a~ng. Allanlle SATURDAY !'fiGHTS AT ••• StilTon "I.AI'o Gee Clos«" do<nonotrat. . lto oblllty to m.Ua aoh funk basad on lluman feallngo rather then tht -tiona of good buolnus. Tho aong was a A4 Nt this aummer and helpoel proptl BrllfM,. to the top ol the tou_l Chll11 ..mere ll retllna 1 promlnont pootllon rooay, ~i ... ,., . . ... , • • • • • • • 12 .......... -""o - 0 • • •~· - • •---~.;r. ,,1),,1; .• .....,_ 1112 h, that 'f'Oice 1\U utteotdlnery tonal quahtln. h ta a mother"• \fOice. deep aMI soothing 1nct funnr-.lnd alwaya Implicitly t•rllylno. Such a voh~e Ia nec.eaaary to prtMnt the envltonmtnt o' theM oonga. Big Scltnct Ia ebout a Wllm, COlY IPOCIIVP••· Aboot what you con trult (Mom) and beciUM Of emotlonat numbna&. the satt1y nel. -Ke-.;Jn Anttll/(11 whet you con't (gravity~ H communlcotlt atmoot nothing explicit I~. len1 ...., r..lly abOut anytl\lng. As ponclarouo •• BJg =:.;!c"!'..~~~hh.!:!n In unoonvtntlonol oettlnoa. strong mek»dln abound~ loti of It Is lo\11111-oui.Joud tunny: In lac:t, nollllnO '*'to ""touciiOCI by of humour, _ . . . , "' ,... tyrlca lhtm. .t - Of In ""'""cleO•.. Anoeraon~l ONdpan dtllv«y ol some odd notion Thoro'• -thing une•PfCiod at o•Of)' turn-an obMf'Va11~ IUCh as "It's 1 aky blue Sky. !letollltM are our tonight" beoom" on erotic lnvllollon. It 11 1 oolloge of fect0fl1hlt oltlf1 Mlm random, but whlcll continue to 1>09 out and OUrPfiH you I fl.. 11\0 In lila! novelty of the IOUnd wear• oU. Wo"""lul, wondarlul atull. Ancl people.,. blrftng ~~ 1 there It always llo9e. Who tonow.maybt on. oft,_ days, Copteln --willlhtTop 10. o- make It Into - II. F-t • �rounds FRI EVITA. musltll In Toronro·e O'K. . Io Centtt (•18-698-2626). THE FOURPOSTER, comedy by Jan de Halnoo In Toronto'• Btl&lol Valley Pla)'houH (37• -6318). BILLY WILLIAMSON II On! IIIlO' s Sho..boll 8 al •:30 MICKfY GlUEY with JOHNNY L£E at MelOdy Falr. $10 50 tid<ets tOI' t...., . - . : 6'30 lnO 10 P"' CABO FRJO at Union Gap ~ JOHN VALBY at S.age 0na (63'-61!151 JACI< MCDUFF at IM Trail (85ol-1<~•1 BUXJC at ConloiUI Coll(883-7000). THIRD STREET at Moan Guys East (a.2992). ROLLIN' BAND and lhu JETSONS altho Sohupor HOuH (817·9282) BARROOM BUZZARDS on lha Miss Buffalo Boat. talllflO hom Bulfak» to Nl¥81 P~rk SUN THE CLASH at the CNE G<andotMd. Black Uhura opono tho show ill 8.'()() p.m. JOHNNY M...THIS at Motody Fair Tldcets tOt lt\8 8 o.m. a Itt $15.00. RRED at Stege 0na ~1 ALIEN REGISTRATION at Tha Continental (li'2·1~ VINCENT MICHAEL B-'NO at Mean Guys Eu1 ~ LIBERTY SILliER altho Tioll CHEROKEE at IN Rog"" II Lou~ on Unton Road BENHATZElat Motanleo on Transit (832.-~ THE RENT"lS II tho Imperial Garage. OUT OF TOWN ll-<E FOURPOSTER, comedy by Jan De fotartoo Jn TOfonto'a Br'laton Valley Ptayhouso (37•-6318) Pom1 at U8'1 ~trlt Campus All day affalt blglna at noon JOHNNY MATHIS at MelOdy Fa•r 6 p m, 1k:'k•ta art $ 1~.00 DONNY ,\NO M,\RIE with tho OSMOND F,\MILY at DaMon l.ako, A p,m and 7:30: edmlaalon tret wltl'l pay-one1:1flce admlllion moN <ll'2·1~ MIONITE SUN at Moan Guy1 East ~ J"CK I.ICDUFF at the T r a l t -o ~1.1C). TUE OUT OF TOWN CHICAGO, Mualca t by Bob Fono In Torontot• Roya;l ..._andra Thaolor (41f.51l-4211)o EVIT"- mualca lln r ..onto'o O'Kaolo Cente<. 1•1..-.2126~ THE FOUI\POSTER, comedy by Jan 1M Hartog In TOIOntO'I lltlotot Yllloy PlayhouH ):17443 II). Its seU-named aiDum (Which 100" two years to ruch the Stilet from their native Britain) that ahallttld speakers and was halloo by aomo as lhe bost roct\ 'n roll reooro of llc~t. chUdr•n 11.50, sen~r citizen• $2.00 Mvtng no luture enlltfM ••career Oppotlunlllu," only lo lode In 1110 shadow ot tho gocllathat punl<eta the Sow Plstota. F\Yo yean ,.,.. eliipMd since tnla band rtiNStd -.uttme. TALAS at Sligo One (87•-11155) ElECTRO MEN at 1110 Contlnontll Ha1"'e FaJI ~ l wei It the Hill._. Nntttcan Cenlw t()(the LMng """ tnc.-\.DQted at RainbOw Matt, Niagara Fait-. 10:00 a..m. -10:00 p.m Adut11 S3 00, ''Wow man, punk rock." Believe II or nolll has bottl olw yeata now since U\81 catchWOfd was first coined 1nc1 bleamt lntetpreted by tne. maaa meclla to be synonymous with loud bee~~"' l"""ools rock ·n roll, violent Mil destruction, and political onatchy It hasbottlal~yootaalncea ban4-namlng "*"Ht>OI I()( a race rk»t-relea.ed a powerfUl single relating IN I\Opo4eUrltas ot SAT DAVIS JOHANSTEN, SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY and lha ASBURY JUKES, 11\d th<l EDGE at Fallf. .t. &alto THE CLASH LITTLE TROLlS at Stage One It ~.~~ three yeara ago when \hla bancljlrat toured Amertu anO rouaecl lha flOOd ot' 1>0y rocktta here ~ opening their allOw with "I'm SO 8o<wd Wlth Tha USA" and practically ... lhamso.... ot novttroceMng allplay on Amortcan tedlo. lkll that was tong _ . ThaQash. Mullc: hi eaoy to categof!H; Tha Clash, and ~lng otH From the «Milnlle punk r-a of thelr fJrs1 record lo the hard rode of OM'em Elt<Wgh ~to tnro Withe roggoo of tho mut«P'S.ndlnl•t• TM Clltlt hl¥t prOWtd thflmHNtl to 0. 1/1 lntolllgont ond aophlatlcort<l rock t..nd co~blo ol playing /Uit ol>out all'f genre of mus~. Thlt ,._,., 4 rd/ttte COmbat .Rock -undet'rattd by many of their tona-l• o culmineuoo of the varkxis musical styles The Cluh have p~<~yeo during thotr slgnlllcont car11 IS a l><lm rap to dtamlas Tha Cluh as a punk toclt . , _ . snort ""' The IOUnO of thek rta.~sk: ts u It •s powettut-ever~ their soltor --s~• ma~te"';;u tMI 11tllough you"•- "'' tne Mad with a beer bou-.-tM..t WNl m.tes 1lte Clash so tmpona.nl 11 rnelr mesNge. n ia not a aoctallst cascn~ as utopLa or a LO-heU·w~1h··U'160WOJkl· tata-perty messeoe that Tho Cta•n preach but one of human dlgnit~ . porsonal seeurlt~. and equalit~ lot all-without the partyllne-tnat makes tho !MS$1ge oo gripping. Whet nor you like tho massage or tust want to da.nce, The Cia an art tlnally eatchlng on ovor here, Combo I Rock roached the lOP ten In tf'te c:Nrts cww the 1vmfMf and Tho Cluh, ,_reaChing fhO"IM of t~r exh.auatfve HortPI Amet'lca.n tour, 1110 getting flOOd pr- and tlt>ally acceptance In !halt own rlghl. You can catCh Tha Ctun IIIIo SUnday- they rock TQ(GntO'a CNE Stodlum. Tha ,.._ 111110 at 8:00 Wllh Ja1N11can ~ - • Blar:tt U1MU opening tnro IOOW The ttcMio are Sll,l>llltl'olnro promotttS who Mt tha pt~ II you ean•r make It thla week maybe you'll UICI'\ them It Rich Stadl\lm on Septomt>ttr 26 where The Who will be ctosing the show tor them. TheCiaoh. -Aif~ (~155). l(aeh/C DOWNTOWN J'-ZZ BAND at the Imperial Concan Garage. KIM CADY II Flngera (882·2323). THE BEER al D.J.'I Slllle<y In N laoara Falla (731·9020). Fallfest: It's still hot out "Whatl I oay I'm In lovo you 1>es1 bltl~e t•m In tove L..U.VI'' David Johan-. tx·NOW YOfk 0011 and tho guy Wllo ultorld that line I~ coming to Baird P<Hnt Saturda~ as one of the fettvr-.d g1.1esta at the UB FalliN!. L.oolt out f()( Da•a-you rnay ha,.. n..., halrd or him, 1>111 It Ia unlikely you'll lind anotlllf rock alnger w1th lila kind ot manlY COI!IIot. F"' tnls I llglll lila Hlf~lltod deiM L.P, any of thO old Oofta • - " ' tast v-•a "ShhllrWH S.rangera• Owiatgau oumrnod h Ul> oonec:tly- JohanMn- hO said I l l - a Staton latancl klcl IIIlo Jot>anaen to put In - " ' - thO magnanimity ot IN biG city. Johan- Is pretty muct\ a roman1tc, but lhrOWI ln eome cUrt and aOI'he humor an0 oorno tlnaclty. Holo u oonlfdent a alngtt anO alrul1tt • • they come-"l'm like a walkSn' talkln' art ahow," oayo lie. Hold him lo it. II he's not coot Sltutday throw tomatoes at hh'n, bUt don't hokl your breath, Johansen la ~portlno 1 new live albUm llvt II Up. Wl\tch hOI a bUnCh of Oldl.. that wora probably on •56 N hod. But IO(Mtl\lng tl~o the Animal medley hi ctuoto with lho obvlou& afmtlarttlM l>etwJ......... and Burden. Count on - g good. ()paning thO ,.._Is Butlf-rocl<eta tnro and '-"tlnintl tho aoow la Sj>llngll-'a . , . . _ Johnny and hts """"" J~ E. WlllCh- a-- 110ty. There'• -~~~-. 00 ........ ewly got lucked ""· '""" .....,., lhlngo that your aontea C8ll yVIt H up- laltt on becauso then you golta go be • arudanlf()( lour monlht. not a l!udanl and oornlng - n IO tha abow, .do It anyway-lt'a goOd oxporler>co II you have 1 weckllng OQ(nfng up. If-·· • ...ay, 3 - t 8 1 2, Tho _ _ _ _t ..... .. 13 �rounds , • 10% OFF Theater WrTH T H 151\D arabesqJe play by~ Gambf... wiN be 11\o wo<ld _ . . , , ope-loo tl\0 llulfaiO Tl\eattl Colloc:tMI' !982-83 tl\eatro aoaeon. T HE D ANCE SH OP 736 J- .. None Of fh.e Above'". 1 new a .."'-.eca A'«••• Bullolo.r.t.. Y.,~I4222 f/ 16)886-1- Gambfta. a BuffalO actOt, playwright, rtsta\Jtantlef ANO pollc6 detoctlv., wa-e acting credits Include rolla In th<r films Setplco ancl Hkto In Plein Sigh I, dHCrlbes his play aa one ol 10 percent off Clothing & Shoes th this ad or I.D. " betrayal.'' Howt'ltr, ''None Of J Tl\el\boYe" doea not /all complololy Into 11\1 caiOOOfY ol ..u.uogollatlno drama. Olrector Nell Radice 4eacr1bea tne SIOfY u being, • an allalr o ctOSS and ~ble-cross, • succeslul ble<ld ol outlandlal\ comedy, cl\aractO< anc1 Insight " None 01 The 1\boYe" lntiOCIU<l41t a wotld In which ll\lth bo lOti In revenoe and deceit that Itt exv;c.11on can come about only whn a blast fro"' a .38. Huvy stuff.. Of f\Ol auch heavy a1uH, that's lhe question. ~ an answer-book down to the center Thealer, 681 Naln Street. Tlcketa ete on sale now alld performance• are scnedulod lor Sepl9-t0, Tnur• Sot 8pm, SUn 3pm. coll~......:;n Join The Spectrun1 Attend one of our organizational meetings Organizational meetings will be held on Thursday, September 9 at 3:30 and 6:30 in our office at 14 Baldy Hall and Tuesday, September · 14 at 3:30in the Palmer Room(second floor Harriman Library) 14 . Prodloaii<MIITM- . F"""', 3 - - 1182 �roub ds THU • ON·CAMPUS EXH IBITS Ptll!ling& and photos from the UniYerait~Oollect/on , WED The 8ul/alo'5 Sar end Law Sohooi-Law Library, O'Brian Hall, Amherst Clmpua. SOUTH PACIFIC by Rooors and Hammersteln at Molod~ • 8 ~'&~ Hall (u~c:J:C~:~n Undergraduate Ub<ary), Amherst Campus. 9:00 a .m. to ~~fv:"'pe::ann~~ ~;~i~~r. S.squlcentennlel Eallibfl: An ~=i~~~':~~~~ :.u::;:g·s uL·. throughOut multi-unit llbfary system through Septem~r 30 during regular library hours. Bullslo Arcllllecturs and Plennlng: A Sequential Presentation: Olmstead, ~~~'R~~;, ~~d ~~~~am, Louis Rlchardsoo-Archltectura and Eovlronmeotol Dealgn Ubrary, Hayes Hall, Main S treet Campus. Co~:/~':~ ~~~f:~. ana oasement ot lockWOOd Ubrary, Amherst Campus Hr5tory of Hesllfl Sciences rn Western New York-Heann Sciences Library, Kimball Tower, Main Street Campu~ Hillary, UIIJ(IIIHI, Pol/r/c$ lnd Popular Cullu,...Foyer, SOUTH PACIFIC by Rogers and Hommerstein at Melody FaJr, 8 p.m .. S9.50 tickets. MUSIC: Stephen M•n•s. pianist and prolessor ol music, af)OI'Ia a four'f>&n Schuben plano music set1es. p,m , Slae Concen Hall, LOCkWOod Library, Amhe<st Campus. \ a.-oo t';:i~~~yu~ c:,~~ ~~~ i:h";:~~.~~:,'~~or !g~::~m~:S ·11/:;.:f'; rn Impact ol Selene• and ~~~:l~~~l'e~ce and 1 il. Engineering Library, aecond IIOO<, Capen Hall, Amherst Campus. A Look al llle THEATRE. NO(Ie of the ~I)()Ve, world premiere or a n.w play by local playwright JosePQh G. Glambra, 8:00p.m., Thuraday through Saturda\and 3:00 ue Bulle/a Polonle-A HlaiOtY-POilsh Room, LOckWOod Ublary, Amherst Campus. A-maJor, D. /U4, op. 120, and the Son all In O.ma/Or, D v. op 53. Tickets at SS. general admlulon; ~. UB raculty, staff, and alumni with official I 0 ., end senior cltlzan3; ano $2, students, B!il), Collt~ellon: The UB Music Library Is oresenllng a special exhibit cJeacribtng its various collections, and e•plalning such lloms as overllze, standard and miniature scores In shan. • "hOw·to" ••hlbfl for music students and music lovers alike, marking the start of the 1982-83 academic year, regular library hours, through September 30, llrst lloor, Baird Hall, Amherst Campus ~v,::~~~~e :~~~:ndf::'[h':'\~8:!-63 ~~:tea' J:~:~~~~·:,n~~s~l. DESPERADO at tho Tralla!Tilldore ~.00 at ~~~M'H¥~~~t~ ~ncle Sam's, Wekten Avenue In Ch-., N.Y. Theal!e, 681 Main Street, Butlalo. Presented by tile Buffalo Theatre COllective AOmlulon. For addi tional information. call 874·5852. MUSIC: EdWird Folger, percuaelOnlat, In an MFA recital. pertO<m• at 8:00 p.m , Baird Aeellal Hall, Amhersl campus, SPQnsored by 1ne Depanment ot Music. FILM: Sror Wars, althree limes to be announcea (636-2957), WOidman Theatre, Nonon Hall, Amherst campus Mrnlsslon. ~[~!~~S~~. ~~tudenta. ;:~~:.O~~.'~e,s,;!~:Z~udents. 9 p.m. Opening ol"ll11s year's 111m series sponsored by University Union Activities Board (UUAB). JORMA KAUKONEN &11/141 Trall. TWO GIRLS at lhe Imperial Garage. Rim I BOULEVARD Mjlo,LL 1. Frldlt I he 13th, Part !II, A. BOULEVARD Mjlo,LL CINEMA ?'Tho Road Worriot, R BOULEVjlo,AD MALl. ClNEMA 3. Mole. PG. BOULEVARD MALL CINE,~.~ A a Aocr1v Ill, PG. BROADWAY DAIVE~N: Pon<y'o, R. CINEMA DOWNTOWN: Clash of tho T1tans, PG, Forced Vengeance, A. COLVIN: The Beastmaster, pO COMO 1: tmaslor, PG. COMO 2: TIM WOO<I -cllno !0 Garp, R COMO 3: Tho Sold;.., R. COMO ol: YOUI!lJ Doclora In l..ovtl, R. COMO 5: Fridoy the 13th, Part II~ A COMO 6: The Wa~reu, R. COMO 7: Socret of NIMH, Q , ..COMO II: Aoot<y IU, PG. EAST lWIN DRIVE~N: 511! W111, PG; Arthur, PG. WEST TWIN DAIVE~N: Night 511111, R; Deocl Mon Dorl' Waar Plaid, R. EASTERN HILLS M-'Ll. CINEMA !; 01,.., ~RN HILLS Mjlo,U. CINEMA 2. E. T.: The &If• a... T-.PO. ~RN HILLS MALL CINEMA $ Surnlntf low<o, R. Galleries ALBA!GHT·KNOX ART GAU.ERY, 1285 ElmWOOO Avtl. (882-8700j. Exhibit ol wort<o from the permanent coJitcllon lnd<lllni!tiY. Gard<l<l Reltourant-Polnla and mulllpteo by Confide Ma,.,..Aolli and Louloo Novolaon Prlnt Cotrldo<-Pbotogtopnlc oonrolto ot ortlett BURCHFIELD CENTER, Bull oro SUto College 1300 ElmwOOd A,., (878-801 If T - to Frt., 10 a.m to 5. Annual• lrtef Peren."l•lalll, New Acqulaltfon• ana So!OC110l\a from thft Permanent Collection, fHturfno worka ot Char5ea ButchUel4 and his oontemPOr~a. cllonglng ol<hll>lUon, lndollnltely . WO<Ict t>y Popplno Manorl\11!1, through SoPL 28. _ , Jonn Holland, Seloc!IO lllustnotiona tor lhe Puzzl4o Has Four Pt4ceo. through OcL 3. BUSOAGUA.cASTE\.LANI ART OALLE'AYo Nlagaro University, OeVeauA Campua. 3100 l.ewl•ton Aoed, Niagaro Fallo (284·'28!11). Wad. to Sat. 10 a.m. to 5. Sun. 1 to 5, Worl<a from tho 17\h Century to mo<ltfn wl. with c:oncentnotlon In the lato 10th Century to n>od<lm, trom ,.,. _ , c.ol1ec!lon, lndofltlltetr. Worl<a o n - · p<!nto ana clfa"'H!o• lrom t1>o per__,t c.ol1ec!lon, lndolinltell'. The Tol<ln9 of Nloglta; A Hlator; oiiM Faile In Pllologrop!ly, through SeoL t3. ltme Qjlo,LLERV, 13a5 Stcomoll St. )894-11018~ Dally ••oern Mon1an<r Frt.. 11 1.m. to 2, or bY fiPPQhHmont, El(~lbl! ot Ptllont art, original Plintinoa and sculptu-re by Sten A. Sl:eluga, lnd•Unltely. LORE"LEI GRAPHICS Gjlo,j.L.EIIY. 1700 HOflel Ave (1130-10081 TUes. 10 Sot, noon to 5 or by •~tmtnt Original, ligned " " " n - . o, llmi!Oil O<lfllon atchlflgt, wood<aiiS, llthOQrapha end M'rlg"rapft&. Indefinitely. MEMBERS Qjlo,Ll.EIIY, jlo,lt>tiOhi•Knolt Gallory (882-81'001. Tuot to frl , 11 am to 1 ond 210 a Solocied wort<o !rom ll>e M""'bofo' Golle<y. Collectlorl I~ IIII<K.'11f! SeoL 5. MOAfi.AU8tN GAUEIIY, 43J Aanklln SL taa$-tOJet noon to 5, or by IP~n!mtnl Thurs. to E)hlbltlon ol paintings. prlnto, eculpture, woll hanglf111•- -•mica by OUI6111r1dlrog ro,glo,..l art1ata and ~ted lntem•tk)n•l art lata, rndeflnhetv s... MORGAN G-'L!.ERIES, 311 lllyant St. ~. to 10 to 5, Thun. 10 to cetornle, - · IIIIo<, gta... cuotom Jew041)1 ...., 11an<1 cnolla m - excluo~Ye7 by l.mttkan eta lndo!lnl!oly. r-. s.s. a. - "' Its_.. E\ljlo,NS jlo,RT Wll.UAMSVILLE: Shoot tl'oe Moon, A: •nakie Oealrot OolJtte•~ X. FOUR SEASONS CINEMA 1: Aoo~y Ill, PG. FOUR SEASOHS CINEMA 2: Pollaro-lat, PG. GRAHDYIEW DAIVE-IN: PotltrQelst. PG; The Beut Within, A. HOUDjlo,Y I. Star W - PG. HOLIDioY ~. An Olfictf- a Gontlomao, 1\. HOUDAY 3: Pol!trOOIII, PG. HOUOAY a: Mnle, PG. HOUDioY 5: Tl>e !load Wo.rrior, A. HOUDAY&: Summer lovtlto, R. 1-290 DAIVE~N; ZaP!*!. Hog Wild JERFIY I.EWrS t; Ftlcfoy !l>o 1!1!11, P'l<l Ill R. JERRY LEWIS 2: ThllliJI Ale Tough Nt Over, R. MAPlE FOREST t: Roldenl of thO L.oo! Me, PG. MAPLE FOfiEST 2: Youno Doc:lono In Lew•, A. NORTH PARK: Ftrofo•. PG PLAZA NORTH: Zapped. AI VERA: Finofo•. PG. THAIJWjlo,Y Mjlo,LL CINEMA 1: Fut nl\'leOot ~tHtgh,R. THRUWAY MALL CINEMA 2: The lltel Uttlo - . . •• r..... A. TliAIJWjlo,Y MAU. CINEMA 3: E.T" Tho Exlfllo TorrMitlAI, PO. TOWI<E LACI(jlo,WANNA: Rlklol'l ot the loll All<, PG. UNIVERSITY CINEM" 1: E.TJ Tho Elr!ta·T«restrlll, PG. UNIVERSITY CINEMA 2: PoltorOIIOI. PG. UNIVERSITY CINEMA 3: M 01,_ ana o Gentleman, A. UI'IIVERSITY CINEMA ot FISI ~at Aidgomonl Higii,R. ARTWORKS, 1745 Hettel Avo ($3&.33110). Mon , Wed, and Thur~.• 11 •.m. lo 8. rua... Fri. and Sat., t 1 a.m. to 6. E<lltl>ll olllne an POII«a by Kenny, l.atlclof. Coli, U~. ScfU1, Eclworcl.. ~ KtHt. o.tacroiJt, llc>lllangef, Monll, f'lc&No- Van Gogh, plus nat uno photogtiPIIY t>y Pool Seh..O, 1-flni!My. BfN~jlo,MIN 'S ART GALLERY, 410 Elmwoocl Ave, (8864017). fuH. to Sot., 11'.30 a.m. lo 5. Orlgintl patnllnol. lll!>ographa, ..rlgriP/11 and seolpturte oy Plcaaao, DaD, Mox, Erlo, Barnet. '--<~11\11 ana Agom, plua a raro ooiiiCIIon ot pl>otogrophs by Wilbvr Po<torfloid. ll>delin"ell'· BIIIAN ART GALLERIES, 7!7 Elmwoocl Ave. (~7158e). Mon througll Sot.. 10 to 5. Uthog<oplla t>y Henry Mall- end mozzotlnto t>y Avail: through Sopl. 4. CARNEGIE COl.TIJIIAL CENTER, 200 Gounory St.. Notllllonawanda ~Mon. to Fr~. 1\ 1.111 to 5. Sat., noon 10 5. Cornie All GallerY. lndtlltollo!y. All S ' - of tho <l<lr>d '-land All - t y tllrougll Sop\. 4. JEREL GALLERY,IMSI\Iotn St, Snydef ~ Man IO Sot. 10 a,m, to 5, Thuro, 10 a.m. to&. Pootno..,t coliiCIIon, tndlfloltolt. KING GALL£111.... 1&01 l.toln St.. Nlagatl Filla ~17f). Morl. to Sot, I a.m. to 5. &lllblt of pa.intlllol b\1 Polly ICing, ~ b y - Slmp8on, ~by Ft11nCi&T-,w---~t>y · - by -ear-otl,lncllflnlto!Y. - · poiWy by -.,quia! lind patntw.g. f'EOPL£.1\RTIBFLO, 224 L.exlnoton AVo. l882.o9481. lute, Thltfo and Sot. noon 10 a Wed., 8to Sc:Ulpun t>y Crolg R. Kelt« lind photogrophy t>y Bart>oro W111to lfllou9h s.pt. 10. a. POINT OV VIEW AMERICAN CRAFTS, 61011 Main 8t Wllllams•!llo ~· Tueo to Sot, 00011 to 5:J0 Worl<a by Arn«<con Artloona, Indefinitely. , ROYAL ART Qjlo,LLEAY, 3345 Shwldan Or. ~450). Mon, to Sot., 10 a.m. to 5:30. Original 0111 and Utllog'-l!ha by Woon«. Pool. . t>y- ~ IJ1Jata.ind.tlnllofY. Thr.-. ea..mann. ROYCROFT ART OAI.LER'I', :r7 S. a-o St, Eaa1 AUtOta ~-6111101. T-. lo Sot., 10 Lm.. 10 5. SUI\., noon to 4. Watorcotor pllntlngl by M - Conley Vog.l, lndollnltol)l, E.thll>ll o l _,.. by Blalf. llolanoWild, Boonev. Bruc.lo, J~t~nif1111,ll«ltf, MCOtath, Millo<, Vastola ond V-.o, Indefinitely J- SALON DE MICHl!, 116 a.!MIIo 11oec1, 6n)'IIOt 183W71t, 8:14411QI. Open Sur\. Th...,. end SoL 5 to 7, 0< I>Y --'"!men!. So4tcllon ol , _ , Prints, lndolln~lfY. a..- SPECTRA GALLERIES, Counly Mall, Ate. 5, 8tta111L ~~644~ Mo)l. to Frll, 10 toe, Sat. 10 to 6. Eno,....lnoa by &cher, Sandre !(udt lr>d Mton ,.._, ==·by loiMQirat Kallo, 11M oil I>Olntlrlga, m s..q.-,,..,..,_ lloYI! Tli£.1\Tel <MLLERY, Rt, tO l.fl\. 10 e. Main 11. ~Mon. to O!!plnal -!H!nta .by Jim FI!Hy, ) . . . , _l iC . . faturtng klcWlnfto!X. Tllo._.... ~ .....15 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. [v01]n01 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 15 Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/CNE/1.0/">COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED</a>. The copyright and related rights status of this Item has not been evaluated. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. This digital collection is made available for research and educational purposes. Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status, and securing permissions for use and publication of any material. Copyright for items in this collection may be held by the creators, their heirs, or assigns. 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II • •. - By TERRY CANADE Man111ing Editor don't have a solution but we are workjng on an exchange of space," Vice President for Acadetnic Affairs Robett Rossber& summarized Wednesday at the meetina to decide contested Harriman Ubrary space reallocations. The last exchange of space informally agreed upon by repraentatlves of Ac.demic Affairs Division of Student Affain (DSA), and the Student Association (SA) involved the Depertment of Theater and Dance trading offices in the basetnent for the third floor. Also included in the deal was a first floor room currently desianated as a Theater practice room. The arransetnent has yet to be finalized as Sub Board I (SBI) wanlS to see square footaae was adequate for organizational use. While SA President Cordell Schachter said, "Ther~ isJlO deal yet," he believes students have "something to fai t back on." Students are going to fall back on the t hird floor at present. Previously, DSA had given up its space under the assumption that lhe Theater Department would take it in exchange for sewad floor. When Theater Chairman Saul Elkin refused to give up second floor office space,, Vice President for Student Affairs, Richard Siuelkow responded, "We're certainly willing to go baek to lhe third floor. " "We're not intetested at all in lhe third floor space and never have been," Elkin countered. Despite this fact, after the original agreement, Elkin ordered two walls knocked down on the third floor to prepare for c,lassroom space. e I H HARRIMAN Pllfl • Spectrum photo by Dave Heckman �in short. THE spECTRUM VoUI Wit aad Wisdom Blood drive I) Identify the Western E.u ropqn n~lion which has the hi&h<St tu rate. 2) Who is Babrll< Kannal? l) On what date wu the Polish labor union Solidarity officially ._niud by that nation's JCW<rnm<nt? Wbll is the Clllital or Syria? 5) What is the~ dollar denomination oo Amtric:an p&pa lllOI1C)' W ..pi<l- IS 00 the bill? • 6) Identify the six wiDdicst cities an the United Statco, blsod oo In preparation for Labor Day Wttkend, the Oreatcr 8\lffalo Cbpter or the American Red oa. b c:aWna oo the UB community for blood clo<laiJons 10 Sllppiemeot illcraJed . _ due to aa:idents duriu& the .,..jor boliday ....,.kmd. AceonliQa to Dooor Rcsoorcx Coosvllant Naocy Lcscow, hollclay-<dated aa:idents acoenu a ....., to tm pertlOO( iDcrease In blood . _ wlthiD the Buffalo commWiky aloot. ''The holiclay inauses are ondenanclabk," Lacow aid, "but the 11«<1 for more rant lisnc donon as -u as 011r rqular donora is...,. pracnl. "Our Buffalo chapter is the lar,nt. serv\na I ntlco in Wtstcrn New York and Pennsylvania," Ltsoow said. " In ord<t to adequately supply ~ area hospitals tnd medical tenters. we'\'t JOI to havt at least S20 pints or blood eomina in daily." O&lly totals are mtl throuah the .rroru or biih tdtool and collqt blood drives as "'ell a.s ponablc bloodmobilco set up at vatiou1 atc:a compra.nies.. Last ,..., UB tfforu totaled 19J2 pinu thrOIIah orpnlzational L and campuo-J)IOI!SO«d donations, but ocatfclina to Lcscow, lhh still 11«<1> to be ioereased. "With 27.000 students and J000 tmlo)«> a~bbk. tlut nombcr ean be inatased. Our objedi>t u to make blood availabl< to tht UB eommunity befortlhty nttd il. "The need for type 0 blood i> <Jpte.ally ,,..,, .. Ltsoow said, " 11 tt remains t~ univcrsaJ donor and b rudUy acceptable in cmtr&cnclt! involving &J'C:31 lou or blood .•• Higher Education series •> ·~dally wind spml. 7) Na""' the . - nations wlllc:h ha-., the hi&)lest pcrtt11t-ae or Its citizens ineattcrakd in prisons. 8) What two world rqioos bovt the lowtsl population arowth rat<s? 9) Wbot are the Ove most used words In the EosJish lanauase? tO) Who are the thrH top candklat<s for aoveroor of New York Slate? 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THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION S.A., C.A.C., & Coca Cola present THE U.B. 500 The U.B. 500 is o go·cort race and Fund Raiser for the Muscular Dystrophy .. Association. The race will be held September 12th on Putnam Way ot the Academic Spine. The enl7y fee~ $10.00 per team for undergraduate students ($20.00 for others per team) Pick tiP on enl7y form ot the S.A. of/Ice In Room 111 Tolbert Hall. These forms must be turned In by Tuesday, September 7th. For more Information, contoct Norman Goldschmidt ot 636·2950 Studen1 Association needs people to work for them hanging flyers , posters and other odd jobs. These jobs pay $2.00 I hr. You can sign up at the S.A. office in Room 111 Talbert Hall. For more Information ATTENTION COMMUTERSII All commuter~ .,. enc:oureged to aHend the let Commuter Allain Coundl Meeting Thunday Sept. 9th •t 3 :00pm In the Plllmer Room, 2nd Door Hurt~Mn H•ll. Wlne A Clteeae 111111 be KtWd Become an la•ol•ecl Commuter, lt'a Your Uolveni*Jl TOOl call 838-2950 I �Sample says State situation stays same ~ , By ALAN KACHIC MaiUlging Editor U B President Steven B. Sample addressed the Faculty Scmte El\ecutive Committee (FSEC) on Wednesday to explain the complex New York State budget situation and to discuss other matters of administration.faculty interest. Although the situation has improved much since the budget crisis first appeared last spring, Sample was not overly optimistic about any financial benefits for UB. He said that even though the Legislature has approved budget restorations, the Department of Budget (DOB) still bad the power tO block the now of eash to the State University of New York (SUNY). "Buffalo was cut harder than other SUNY units," Sample told the FSEC but explained that "some of our people carne up with a proposal to reallocate our budget within SUNY ." This, the President said, helped alleviate many of the cutbacks that UB was originally slated to take. "It appears to mc that no retrenchment as such will bc necessary at SUNY/ Buffalo this ycar." Sample assened. He said, however, that UB would lose 1()().200 positions through attritJon. T hc state-wide hiring freeze imposed earlier this year has not been lifted, Sample explained, but it bas "eased somewhat in faculty areas." The highest priority for money restored to UB is for student assistance, Sample affinned, but be questioned if this money was not allowed to now whether UB would see tit to takc money from other programs to help this area to su~. Sarnplc mentioned that UB could face a doliar shonage if the University's utility bills ran too high this winter. He said that "the effon to conserve here is not as good as at other SUNY campuses." but added that if UB shows "good faith to conscrve on utilities thc general understanding us we will get relief." Director of the Law Library Kathy Carrick told Sample that the budget cuts will hit the libraries hard and stated that her facility will be losing ••at least six people." She asked Sample if there was "any hope or plan for the libraries." "Not'a great deal," be replied. adding that not only the libraries would feel the crunch but also "a 4 lot of areas staffed by non-teaching professionals." He suggested that some services could bc bolstered by an internal reallocation of non-faculty lines. S ample was also questioned by library representative Dorothy Woodson on rumors that, "there may not bc money associated with promotions." The President did not want to comment directly but maintained that if the promotion was mandated by a contract, he was "sure it would be honored. Union contract requirements come firsr .• , Earlier in the meeting, debate broke out over last summer's FSEC decision on the revised grading policy. This new policy approved by the FSEC over the summctt-not yet implemented-would allow a student to repeat a class indefinitely until the student received a grade that he or she is satisfied with. The proposal c:ame under attack by departments in high demand arcus, such as enginecrina and management-who said thatlt would be pbysicaUy impossible to handle aU the repeating students with ALL S.A. FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS Faculty Senate Chair Robert Pope eye• UB President Steven rewarded for getting a better grade?" those who would be taking the class for the first time. The plan was criticized by many in the faculty The FSEC did not make any changes in its grading and around the University. policy decision. but discussed ways in which Psychology professor Ira Cohen protested that communication can be improved with its constituent many of the complaints ..were raised after the vo1e:• faculty members, and within the committee itself. to and questioned whether these issues "were considered achicve less controv<rsiallcgislation . before or after the vote." The committee also went into Executive Session to Senator Ed Jenkins defended th< grading potiey and asked the FSEC, "What's wrong with students being discuss the Social Science's dean situation. The International Living Center _ ' 'Invites you to a WELCOME RECEPTION FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS NEW TO THE UNIVERSITY Friday September 3rd , 1982 Nine O'clock in the evening 2nd floor lounge , Red Jacket Quad. Ellicott Complex PICK UP YOUR BUDGET PACKETS BY OCTOBER 15TH IN ROOM 111 TALBERT HALL IF YOU DON'T YOU'LL BE CUT OUT Wine, Cheese, & Music Sponsored by:The International Living Center Funded by: Sub-Boord l,lnc. ••.. A Foreign Student Orientation Program Division of Student Affairs �r······················· ANNUAL ························i Students._,__ .,., ~ COMPETITION FOR ~ .i~ OVERSEASSTUDY .i~ The Institute of lntemational Education announces the official opening of : the 1983-84 competition for grants for graduate study or research i : abroad In academic fields and for professional training In the· creative i : and performing arts. The purpose of these grants Is to increase mutual i i understanding between the people of the Uniteed States and other : i countries through the exchange of persons, knowledge and skills. They i : are provided under the terms of the Mutual Education and Cultural i : Exchange Act of 1961 (FuJWight·Hays Act) and by foreign : : governments, univerlfties and private donors. i . i . .. .. E11cin thought that the third floor space: be had recc:ivyu to supplement offiCe space on the seeond floor. Sigellcow said he wu "pretty c.l ear," about receiviq .orne off.ce space: on the second noor, " in all fairness to the w1,ys memories function.'' But, Rossber& not.e d, "The trouble wlth that 5et of assumptions was that lt was never $bared wlth Saul Elkin." All parties seemed to have different pereeptlOCI$ or the DSA· Academic Affairs ,.greement, "each or whidl was held in a vacuum," aceording to R=berg. "People hl.ve operated on a series of circles of belief that do not overlap." "llle crux of the conflict is that we have two legitimate claims on space in an impacted area," Rossberg explained , The seeond floor is desirable to student officials, to get their oraanizations' offi= out of the Harriman basement and into more easily accessable spaa:. Elkin argued thai the second floor offices are more suited to his department which has had "a very l.o ng strus&Je," to obtain them, according to Rossber&. The desirability of that space: "caused !he department to be riaht on the Beirut to Damucw road," Rossber& wd. Siagelkow argued for some spaee In that area because, •'its one of those times that lhe studeot's need is so sreat. •• Elkin said that the third floor was not suited to his clepanment's needs and a straiabt third for secood floor trade would be unaecc:ptabtt. " It'$ like comparina apples to $alamf." Elkin said. Applicants must be U.S. citizens at the time of appll~;.stlon, who will i i generally hold a bachelor's degree or Its equivalent before the beginning i i date of the grant and, In most cases, will be proficient in the language : : of the host country. Except for certain specific awards, .candidates may : i not hold the Ph.D. at the time of application. Candidates for 1983·84 i i are ineligible for a grant to a country if they have been doing graduate i : work or conducting research in that country for six months or more : S hould student organiutions be housed on the third floor, i during the academic year 1982-83. i Elkin explained that Ute traffic through the second floo r would i i i Creative and performing artists ate not required to have a bachelor's i degree, but they must have four years of profesional study or equivalent i experience. Social work applicants must have at least two years of : : professional experience. Social work applicants must have at least two : i years of proiessional experience after the Master of Social Work degree; i candidates In mefJiclne must have an M.D. at the time of application. ~:::=:.~:. : Application forms may be obtained in: The Office of International Studies, 414 Capen Hall : : Further information can be obtained from the Fulbright Program Advisor, • Dr. Richard Ellis, 636·2250 The Deadline for Filing Applications on this campus, Is October 15, 1982. .....................................................................................i : ALL LOCATIONS "dimlptthe funCtioN of the department. It is unfair to the students in the department." Schachter agreed, saying he wantedto avoid "a stlJdent sandwich" of the depanment wlth organitations above and below it. · Schachter explained that by putting Theater on the third floor and in the basement, Ellcin would avoid student traffic. "Why creat< office space fer 17 faculty when th~eady have it, " Elldn queried. "I thinl(;,it's terrible to do at you are doing," he added. " It is unfair to put this in an adversarial context," Rossberg said. "You're forced into a competitive situation by geography and history. The closing or Squire posed aU sons of problems." Ellcin described the situation in Harriman as "terrible- its like deciding to f?Ut a freeway through a eburch." For the current confu5ion, "Both (Rossberg) and 1 bl.ve to share equally in the blame, we should have written a memo of understandi11g," Siggelkow admitted. "We were precipitous, students were told something which apparently we can't deliver." The understanding asreed to at the meeting was that the space: would revert back to its original controllers until more details could be worked out. The offices theater is wllllna to trade for third floor space ar< 28, 29, and 30 in the basement and 102 on the first floor. "Right now lhe possibilities are open," Schachter said. He expecU Howe Council to determine space priorities recommrndations before presenting them to Rossberg again . WANTED INSTRUCTOR WITH INSTRUMENT OF UNIVERSITY TO TEACH HEBREW fi!USIC TO TEENAGERS FOR ONE HOUR WEDNESDAY EVENINGS. -BOOKSTORES WILL BE CLOSED LABOR DAY MONDAY, SEPT. 6 CALL 689·8844 Attention Students!! Get Involved!! Petitions to join the Student Association Assembly are Available starting Tq_DAY in Room 111 Talbert Hall, A. C .. These petitions MUST be returned NO LATER THAN 4:00 p.m. Monday, O~tober 4th at the above office. For more lnfo~tlon, contact ~ Gerard 01~ at 636-2950 -- �In the ri&)lt direcdon'' by taklna drunks off the roads in iJte early mornii!J hourt. Amb<:r$t Town SuperVisor John Sharpe said " I am advocatioa" earlier closin& hours. He noted that &be problem arises bceawe.,...y surrounding county closes ol 2 or 3 a. m .. addin& thai somcoor- drinkitla at l o.m. sh.not bave a cbance to drink for two more hour:s. UB on the rocks Part 3 War on alcohol could 9lose taverns early By SETH ALLEN City Editor Thr following is tM final in a thrtt JKIFI M.rles on alcoholism and the Univ~rsity community. h< idea Of pusing some sort of Ia... IO forte Eri< County ban to dosr earlier is gain!DJ support, as pan or a larger effort to cut down oo drunken drivers. auto accidents. vio1en«: and mher anit· social behavior ti50dated with early momitla drinldng. The CUJTeru closi.n& hour of 4 a.m. in Eric County motivates some drinkers ro miyate from Nlqara County, wbue the hours art: 2 a . m . on weekdays and 3 a.m. on weekend<. Many believe that havil!a uniform boun in botb counties would remove drunk driven from the big:hQy, who hope to stay out latr. StOic Assembi)'IDOD William HOyt hti written a lester to the Erir eoun<y Alcoholic Beverqe COntrol (ECABC) Board urging the two.pason board to use its -authority to chan&• thr hours in which bats can be open, HOyt said he h85 sponsored I bill in th< suue L<ghluure for lbe last two years that would <hangc lbe hour to 2 a.m. mtewide. H< aJWted ohat the earlicr time would d.....,. the number or drunks o.n the roads. " I am confident you shale my concern for the safety tu1d T .~ ..,., s== SPECI AL I .<t~ SAMPLER j 2 ~f)'- 2 peace of mind of the Eri< County residents wbo rqularly have their sl<ep shattered, ~eir propeny clamqcd, and thelt lives en<lanaered on lbe hll!hwll)'s as a eonscqueoec or prolonaed retail liquor •ales hours here," Hoyt explained. T here is "considerable interest" among town boards a.cross dx county to close: tavtrns at l a.m. or l a.m., COunty Lqislator Willilm Pauly said: "'The .situation now creates poc.k cu or problem•," Pauly noted, explaining that many town board< ha"' &One Oil record t i being in favor of earlier closing hours. The individual towns cannotlllkt any direct action but can make: recommendation$ to the ECABC Board. He lidded that the Lqislature .Ualu make a r!IOOmmendatioo to the Board when. it tnC't1.S on Scptrmbcr 23. "We thlnk that it is imporuant to do somethina." l'lluly noted. ••t per:soully think we moukl close at an earlier hour." He said hr hti heard both sides or the question (rom bat owners, some or whom do noc want eartkr boun. · Buffalo Mayor James Griffin has made a statement that a 2 a.m. dosin& time wouod be in the best int<rCSIS of Buffalo and Eric County rcsfdents. "At present. with a 4 a ..m. closina lime. we have witnessed sevcntl t:rqlc e~u- in which persons both young and old have toJt Lheir lives or been seriously injured in alcoholabuwrelated acddenL< throuahout Western New York," Lhe Mayor nottd. Griffin uid that a 2- a.m. c:losin& time woo.ld bt a ••stcn Watcl!. for CELEBRA110 N ' 82 Sunda y, s.pf_ 12, 1982 Baird Pt. Amberat Campue 2 Sallob<Ny Sluu 2 Hamllurvon Only 115.5(1 ..... M ost of the bats in Amberst do notJlll)' open put two, but thr OD<$ that do "give us noohlna but trouble. We act people urinating on laWDJ, we act boUics lylna around," Sharpe complained. He 11Wntained that many tavern owners arc too concerned with profits and not with lives orpersonal property. eitina lbe case or some bats thai serve drinks to people wh.o are ~Y drunk when they are not s upposed to. a "I do no1 buy the argument that the bar owners need tbe enra two hours to stay in business. lf the owners were oot so ooncc:rned about money in the rqister. there woukl not be u many problems," be said. One Tonawan44 tavern o-..ner commented that ••J do not like it (earlkr hours) at all. Sometimes I take in more in th<M< IWO hourt than in tbe r05l of the day." Hr said that earlier hourt, oomblned with lbe drinklng qe bcin& rai$ed to 19, the stat< or the economy and incn&sed dNIIk drivina cnckdowns could force tum ou1 or bwiDas. He~d be fcrll earlier houn are oot j ustified and that he would try to block the chatlae if be can get rnou&h bar owners t<>acther who fed the sam• way. P .J. Bou~ C<H>wncr Jeff Kocll sald earlier hourJ "-'Otdd 1\ave a dc!finhe drect on busincas. "We have a late • night crowd." Koth .waid people arc. acc.unomed to coin.a out later. bUI that they eventually would &<I u5ed to different hours, u lbry did when tbe dosina hour was chai!Jed from 2 to 4 a.m. in 1974. "Businc:uwise, 1 woukl not ¥.'tnt to set: it pus.•• pmonally, I would act home eatlier." He added that P .J. 's ""'OuJd not be affccu:d as much as tbc bars in Tonawanda. whtn. Ehey tet a lot of traffic: from Niagara County. Se nior aqd Graduate Engtneerfng .,..,sfud e nts Prep.,. lor ProlaMionel Eng"-' a L.anM Tllka the P. E. Rewlaw Coina Thurlday & enlng Sauione commanclng Saptlmbar 9 , 198 2 For Information contact: Dr. T.T. Soong 23 8 Bldg. R8 838· 24 89 EM ~ INTERESTED IN AUTO · CYCLEINSURANCE * month• low ratae, Instant FS forme, to * Specializing In ION!iln etudantll out-of·lt•t• * clrlYing ..-11 e cc:eptacl rege rdla11 of pay driVeR All drivara Active Insurance BECOMING A STUDENT PARALEGAL? c.n for free Group Legal Services' MANDATORY TRAINING for 1982-83 Paralegals begins Thursday, September 9th, 6-10 p .m. in room 354 FUlmore, Ellicott. All interested students must attend. For more Information stop by our offices at 214 Talbert, or call838-3058 �editorial The first piece of legislation raiseS' the drinking age to 19 and Is perhaps the grossest example of age discrimination since Throughout the country, there is a renewed t he draft. They can vote, they can serve In the army, but they cannot drlnk legally. The state sense of the importance for controlling alcohol over~onsumptlon. Westem New Yorlt believes this will slngle-l'lendly wipe out the problem of drlnklng·related auto accidents. and State legislators have responded to this with two key pieces of legislation-one It Is typical today for politicians to sit In approved, one considered-that aim to offices and blame society's Ills on those that .t-re too distracted or too reluctant to fight control problem drinking. Unfortunately, these measures do not strike ~ck. Students, like the poor, have not been • at the true root of the problem, but rather are mobilized In this country In over a decade and quick fixes that are designed to give this fragmentation has been taken advantage politicians electfon year coattail riders. Once of. The other measure, currently being again students are asked to bear the brunt of considered, is to reduce the amount of time such political pandering and within the University community we have ben asked to bars can stay open-from 4 a.m. to 2 a.m. In weather considerable headaches. Erie County. This Is another discriminatory, Spirited Thinking , easlly·accepted Issue that looks great on a politician's newsletter, but does little or nothing to solve the true matter. All It does Is prevent certain segments of the society, Including students and night workers, from haviJiKI access. Orf'nklng Is a problem that comes to this country because of deeper routed problems that stem from the craziness and absurdity of our lifestyle. The two measures on record might be called small steps to harness the problem, but all they do Is restrain students and others. They do little to strike at the rest of the problem. Problem drinking Is a matter that demands patience and understanding, not shallow, election year politics that stink of discrimination. .f feedback Joio tbe Assembly Editor. The SA Ass•mbly. •n •••tty accessible lefl/slatlwl body, now going Into Ito thltd fHI at UB. Is the vob of the atudent poputau. The ••sr •pplicatJM proc»ss allows any llu-t the oppottun/ty to act on Ja•u.a thatlttt.,.tt them. The Auamb/'f Is the,.., way to ~I a />ott., -tanding ol StudMJt AaaociatiOn •nd c.n IHd to a pollt/On within tho · - t IJOV«t~-t. The A...,..bty tool< rtando on illllffJ lnYOIY/ng 1M admlftlot,.tion, the commun/ry, and the SUNY oyrr.m. This petr year the Aa..mbly ac~H on tho ltudent t~nlon the r::alwfdar. I.._. UB fiiNinl} po/lciU, CUll In fl.nanclel •ld. SA conatltution..l twloionl, and a hoof ol othet -·· Moot A...mb/'f act/On talc. . pta. . fn commlttM-the lour otandinl} commlt,_. ere Ext.,./ Alfaira, m- S t - t Allalro, Academk Allalra, and CotrtmUIIkat/Ono. Plana a,. now l»inn} to form SASU and third .-ld r:omm/1-. Forry o t - t o/gnatUtea,. all that Ia IO /oln the Aaoambty, 10 ol-- ~ lflvo,.., and pk:lt liP a t»ttt/On Ill theSAolllca-10011'1111 Taewt Hal~ "-Utiono can be obtained at the beg~Minfl �op-ed. ' I II Grub Street By Liz. Petrino I n h18 conv.,...llonal comblnatlorv,pek·hlstory/roel<· criUclsm book Ant Old W•y you Chooaelt, wrlter ano seU·avowed pop culturtst Roben O,rlllgau ma~es an lr'lteres:Ung point abOut enHcs, Which tn my mine can be applied Pftfhaps more effeetfvely to columnists. He claims that, since erltlcl:sm Is all only "ratlonenzed opinion" anyway, 11e dutifully e.xaggerated hts own self In hls writing to underscore any naJUra.l blues: "I he reader nas to be able to compare his prejudices agAinst thoae of the crttlc-the development ot a vJVIC persona seemed ethical to my effectiveness." Well, peraonaJty. I don't know that I concur with t\ts rather simplistic clalm on crillclsm as so~ty subJective assessment: the best critics, like Samual Johnson, ca~we nOt only the .apltlt aod likings of their limn In their they •'-" ': perceive tile O$$..,lt.ll WOrth of their subject proctsery because they heve disposed of their aubJocllwlty. With eyes unclouded by either intelloctualtoyalty or sentimentalist plnlngs they approach tM!r worl<; It Ia their lmmonoely sympathetic and numan1tarlan apptoacll that permtte tt.em to percetve the fundamental vakle of an artwort<, to recogniZe the uhdenloblo beauty or ugliness Alberti beUeved all humans sense according 10 geometrical proportion and design. ,...lt1no, That may be idealism, bu't It does away with any of the ••it's my-Q9lnlon·take-lt-ot.Jea¥e-lt 1• arrogance Christgau•a point lmpll•.s. His point WO,_I Weil• hOWIWef, aa a self· Indulgent Dut valid torewarntno to ths reader: three months ago this column was deeldedty .. lltltftfY" rather tnan " polltlcat" -anythlng bU1 on invectlwo anoJyllls of tho piddling world ol UB politics. It still Is CQilcetned with bOo\!$. opo<a-but also lho Incendiary, solely youttllul opirft embOdiecJin rock, which I rediscovered this past aprl"1J breo~ on a trip to Aa<l<l&. My Aunt In sunny fort Myers put ""' up IO< ton doys In a wllllewuhed apare room lumlslled whl'l nor doughier's bambOo dresser aod bedsteaa. She also IntrodUCed me to Colleen. a statuesque blonde from AlbuQuerque who was IMng wllh her graodparants since her mother's moot recent manlage_ T o tills day, Colleen typllleslor me tho PfOiolyplcOI Seventeen MoguiM drnmgirt. Her freckled nooo pe&~ed just beloW two eyes so dear and so blue I could haYe • swom I was wading through the watera San Tropez wh.., I looked Into her. Her figure wu w~oluome ood blg.boned, II a lillie on the heavy sldo-11111, .she w as camera-<tght. Her unoalved lip curwed OYer her upper tootn. tilted •lightly lnword IO< a w..tern rodeo grin wllh Ju5tenough cocklnesato moko ~ AI~Amerlcan. Tile camera would Slmpty eat that up, with tho right photographer, I thought-she 1\ad, In floct, alroody . .r for her first lrtaJ photo seaskttL Tho return wn made tangible In a sort.os of black aod willie g - that wife tacked 0<1 tho wall across from tier bed. Aa we onmlnod 4:hem' under a high-powered drawing tamp, I examined Mr. From und-er my own untamed bi&Q.k mess. I gaxed at the gold k>ciCa curtlng 111ound hor bandanna. She was tM&utllul. • But she onchanteo mo not only lor her beaU1y, but her smart•~ She was bright; mote fnt•ested In arcttftectute th•n modeling, she was woriltng as • dr~wtng consultant In o nowty.conotructed htgnrtso while going to junlo< college. I admired her cllutzpoh-opan from her mother ooc1 silleta, ahe was living w ith rololl- ood workl"1!1ou< port·llme JobOpn tho side. Not that sl>ollod to; ahe llod monoy, my aunt oseurod me, eamo lf0fl1 an clHlclllomlly rn Te~os. Rumor !llld It tho endoWment from hor late totner•o """ would make her iflCMI)Ondenlly as SOOf't as she c-ame ol age. For moo. It waa.l\llfd to t!CO!!ntze tho holrooo u - that or _,thy rally t•Shlrl and those fraying sweat pant a. The girl 1 got to know (whose passion tor Mo•lcan IOOd lnoiled her to lug real blue corn from New MbJc:o to make authentic torOII ... nh<lng the Taco Bell taste forever) seemed more anxious to dJacuss chill rnan mono)". Ourtng all that ume, she m1de no mention of the untold wealth walling for her. Onry once. -aHe1 he!' old green Chevrolet broke down on palm•lre&-llned McGregor Boulevard during a ralnarOfYn a~ we pot soa.t(Od to the .skin walking tor help, dkS she make an oblique reference to an exceptional source ot focom~ .she mentioned tha1 she was cons-tderlng calling tler uncle tor a new car. She needed tNt uan.sPQrtatfon lor work and sChool, she said. But none ol that mattered.. A comraderle sprang Up cu.nween us U\at dldn't admit flnan<»al tank. Wlth st50 In r . . - s chHI<o ar\d~e knowledge 11ta1 I would be pacing t~(OUOil Bul~lo'o chilly, 0'18rCOIIt olteeto again In ~ sh0f1 ten days, I wae almoat frantlcalty liVIng rlghl to lhe mornent-smelllng llow8f11, buying hoi doge, ~ breathing In the salty air a.galn 1nd egaln. determined ro taste II .,lth my ey,_ closed baCk home, as IJill! 0<1 the edge ol tho pie< wllore the mooqultoos swarmed and the gnala pricked my sticky skin. Aod Colleen was rlghl beside m<t-nol raodlng but conl.,platlng a bOttle or ountan lotion. approprt«l~y enough. In lhe sun, I he warmth burned through my c-1. revitalizing my body •• It exhl.uated au my powtfs of mental concenuetlon and molted my brain to a gray puddle. 1 atretohed out In tho heat. legs and arms pleuantty limp. ColkMtn spread 1\erHII with lot~ I gave an almost bestial grin. The FIOffda sun cemented our Intense, If brlel, relationship; we warmed not only to eactl Olher but to our youth. aro~~nd W e bOPPed qullo a bit In that nohd....,rlpt Chevy during my stay. Up aod down the coastline we drowe, S1opptn.o occasionally to searCh tor Shells aod rocko. Colfeon hod o topodOC~ rigged In her gloVe oomportmont. along with o tak•tnthor briefcase olmoal filled with topes. She liked the B-62a and """' wove tn g_,oL Sho wu aloo partial to oome old etxtles stull-lncludlf'll tile BN!IIos, orcou~W-and oCknOW~ paot and ~ment merit With equal, unproJudlood .... ~ustasm. ~ tho luturo-wlloOo limo was Mta, of course- waa t*<S fn 1ow by hef Pfedlctlona; eyes clear, limbs •trong as she gtlpped the sl-1"11 wheel and .algnaled for a left tl..un, she assured me that an Obocure band from Cllllfomlo wlloOo name I can't romembo< wu to be tho big amuh olthe 808. All sne N.d to do now was ait back ancl waft. I concurred wholeheartedly. In rolroapoct, llu)oW 11 wae not tho band, actually rather computerized wllh grating sirens ancl echoing horrt~, that convinced me but ahe~ More th.&n any other person I have met she was youth porsonlllod: sho was nardnosed, cocky When •he wanted to be; but her O«tous side was moglcolly tempered wll h a romantlo optlmlam !hat did not odmlt falluro. Hor coro would run. 11\e weathef would hold up, ahe would be wined ooc1 dl041d, WOOed Witn llowonr and cohdy, If she had to buy them h.,...ll, Though tho proleoaed agnosticism, she !llld the faith of a ohll<l. Tho sllttod eyes ol oynlcs could only widen, dazzled by IIIII llghl of her uaurancoln the O<lly·helplul coomoo aod hersell. In hor p r - , I~ the doyaln lmoglotlc r - e that now . - . to be a drOom-lll<e blur ol ocean, aaii•OPfay aod clear b4uo aky as we csmwo, digging everylhlng, - live to all, my Intellectual ptejudicos tncopocll&led by tho truot I aow on young tacos tlke Colleen'• In VIIM under tho ravaging aun. I ramornbo< one cryo1alllzl"11 moment In particular. Wo w.,. holldlng bocl! from Sanibel, tho otlll t"''>lcol loland Jutt ott tho 00001 we hod '*"ted blkoo ond ridden tho length of tho lotoocl and bacll, twaWe miles oach woy, and llad ltoi!Pod lor lunch and IO< a tully ciOIIIad awlm In I he Jro1t1y waters o:a:f t Island's furttf'5rmost clp. We Wefe lust comlno long e~~tpanslon bridge whk;h connects Sanibel with he mainland; the sun was sentno agalnsl the horRon. momed with oranges a.nd reds and lazy aquae.. We were giOdy from 1he &)(ercfse anc:J Itie -spec1acu1ar vteiN, Colfeeo clicked on a Doors tape-ehe idolized Jim Motrlson-and as we saJred O'i&r the bffd.Qe 11nd "Oon't 'You Lo-a Her MadlY" I)Of'ed lhtough the speakers, organ chords rang l n my ears. A$ I fell lt"le thythm Pl.ll$e tftroUgll my fatigued bOnes, 1 realized for What must hav• beef! the Hrst Hme that roc~ embodied the energy ot \lOuth. Wttat I had once considered vaguesv Ulltetale noise C"ame through sw&et and lf\ie lor me oo that bridge, Highly sexual, revolutlo<lary, political as I had ntver real~ed before. Colleen banged 1WO.US\ed oo tl'le ateerlno wheel: the horizon flOated by Imperceptibly; I lot my arm lrall out tho window aa I fully tasted my youtn """ leisurely eml>roeod my radical blt1h<lght In tho mololov cochtail of J im Moufson's raapy \'O'ce, Pelican Song I lounge, I lounge aod Invito my Sotll singing Chal bJrd.. advCJI'Iturer ol shrJmp boats, sea and land, sea and land, roci<Jng my brains with herolcs. o pelic;,n! long-beaked, mealy-mouthed, WooUtan protue. fish·snatchM eroUo bird of rubbet to"gue and webbed teet. l feel yotJr grasp alreaoy, necl( to Hsh pouch. eye to wa.sttar. l long 10 fee.l you WadO!e up my bactt, 0 statel·y bird I 0 teadv·teathered, bow~ge<t~ nlpste• bird! 0 pelican 1 C hange ts e.ea.sonal, and Wa probabty algnlflea:nr that lt'o only oat pass through my teen yoars that I fully reoognlz<l roe~<'• defiantly youlhlul stronglh. A a..,se of sexual maturotlo<l hot a lot IQ cto With approctatl"11 rock. In high-sChool. I listened ••ctusiYely 10 classical muolc; u a tat•bb)mer, I cou.fd a.Uord to waft a few yurs while my frloode got off on tho Stonoa. SUI!, lllawen't lost my head, am a coot devot" who aU II has ptetension• to ctasslcol muolc. 1 risk conctoacenslon In saying that 1still consider roc~ ado.._t (or post·adolescenl) mtJslo; 11\e difference is I now acknowledge Ita artistic worth. Good rocl< Ia good music. and IIIia au good music 11 eternally exDfesses I he emouons and settllmencs of Us aUdlonc<>-ln thl• case, youth, with all tho anger, energy, $0ltUaUty, dlacont..,l that II entalto. Maybe this Ia all a compllm""t in dloguloe to lhe lorty·yoar old Who still gato tho chills when Jogger ClOOI\S ood writhes usatlatactton"; tt eternal youth and ill galva.nltfog vadomocum-llbldlnlc energy-lo good, then 1guess It Ia. 1 Just don't know. ""'Y As I said. my column uncMfWent aome d\angea aa 1 mulled ove< my ttlp, With oldelong glancu, my mother •dOH the opo<a recorda ove< my way oorou I he table now as I flfp lh<OUuh Ro/Hng Stone. But wily be rat~""" I glance bock? Bowie lntrlg- mo aa much ao Cublom. Beoldel-ho·o altwe; Pk:aaao'o doorl. The moot VItal ocadomlo attltudo hU alw eyo been and will al\olayo be to au~ ~hl"11 ochot&lly 10 tho _ , raucuo waluo c!lllnga of the doy: rock It, wrlto It, bop It, illl'llltlt from the ~~~ oo<1 pierce It with cwront t"""ohts ooc1 - . Tltlo column II dodlcolod to tho )'OUih 1 ron "" that bridge with Colleen. Youth opotl(loa brlotty; within o coulloua margin ol oantty ooc1 Pooplo-fllsmal, I'm rlf>P'<>II It tllrol<o~ the teeth o o basi l eon. Ill mloa Bowie, I'm ohoali"1! myoolf. And lllce Coti<Mn,l won·r be cheated-not now. not lor a tong ttm.. ; �E COMING COMING CELEBRATION '82 CELEBRATION ' 82 Sund•y, Sept. 12, 1812 S.lrd Pt. Amberat CamP.U• Sund•y, Sept. 12, 1982 B•lrd Pt. Ambent C•mpu• -===coc=Mte:==ttc=t~JC::::=a.=-=-=:::::Mic:::::::Moc:: t ::::::.c:::::;1::t II r Jewish C~OPERATION ~r SHABBOS THE WESLEY FOUNDATION, IN WITH THE CAMPUS CHURCH COALITION IS SPONSORING A REGULAR WEEKLy PROTESTANT WORSHIP SERVICE. THIS SHALl: BE HELD EACH SATURDAY AT 5:00P.M. AT THE JANE KEELER ROOM OF THE ELLICOTT COMPLEX. THE FIRST SERVICE WILL BE ON SEPTEMBER 11th. LEADING THE SERVICE WILL BE THE REV. JOHN M.C. KAMARAS, CHAPLAIN AND INSTRUCTOR IN "DEATH & DYING" AND "ISSUES IN MENTAL HEALTH" IN COLLEGE " H" . OUR MUSIC LEADER, AL PLANT, PLAYS BOTH PIANO AND GUITAR. A BRIEF RECEPTION AND FELLOWSHIP AFTER EACH SERVICE WITH REFRESHMENTS WILL BE HELD. COME, BE PART OF AN EXCITING MINISTRY! II this wHk end erery WHk I n U Friday, Sept 3rd Seturday, SepUth Sundown 10:00 e.m. Evening and day meals served. Services, singing and learning. For more Information cal/ 81111·1542. Tw o convenient locations: Chabad House 2501 North Forest (Just 5 minutes from Spauld lng· WI/Neson dorm!l over Ellicott Creek Footbridge) 3292 Main St .. Bullalo. N.Y. (near Englewood, Main St. campus ~. IWUI,.~.P,qBI THE UNITED METHODIST ~ICAN BABTIST I I ~ PRESBYTERIAN DISCIPLES OF CHRIST UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Tonlgllt • • SlgiM""""' .,., «. Rainbow'• End Chlo Mega Thltlt Dept. Store 113&0830 . lrmt.. youto So<oo'ltleo L..- NII!M dl5comuslc Nev~/yopened Blazing S.ddlo• ....... Am<tlcan Wcow04 .SJ2f Bot/ey Aoe. /llfon. • Fri. J 0-4:SO s.-lo9 ...&~.: In London ~c=t • ; Cell 832·2263 or 634-7128 for more lnformeUon Su.ndoy , _ Oocln_ .. . _ To ,_ Hoppy &lhclay 14< _ >=N 4 • CENTER FOR_MEDIA STUDY fALL OFFERINGS CMS S07 THE FILM MUSICAL. Headenon;reg. no. 155095 reg. no. 1~56 (lab); 7 :00.9:00 PM; 150 farber (lee); .S:OG-5:00 PM; 214 Wende . A..,...., of the DOIUk:al film from Tbe Loft Parade (1929) to N-Yott., New York (1977). Emphula on ErMt Labttocll. Bu•bey a.rt<eley, Rogen Uld Aat:alre, S"-'n' Ia the Rain, Tbe Bend Wa-. Bob F -. Tbe mallk:al fllmo el noo· mu•lcal dlredon will be a...med - Hawb' GentleDla~ Pr.fer Blood• u will the E~m>peae tradition of mMical fllmo from R - Clair to Ken Ru-11'• Tbe Boyfriend. Toplal wtU lacl•de readlep Uld cllec:ualou of the muelcal geere, the relatioa of auntift to miiSical DUmben. and ~ Ideological critique of maltkak, lndudlntl f..,.lnl.t etudla of gaMier typing. CMS 305 FILM ANALYSIS / WAR A: VIOLENCE Hand, reg. no. 220653; TU / TH 10:00.11 :50A.M.;214 Wade A lltUdy of the 20th ceetuJy ....tory of the portrayal of violence In propaganda, document.uy and the fNture film, aplnet a backlfOUJld of IIOclal. fUm critical, and artlatlc: th0t1pt. Tbeorla ol ra118m, the theater el Attaud, and the lltUdla of ~n ......, on ~will ! . couulted In ehaplag an analjll:lcal lltl'llf.elll. Regularly scheduled ru.... will be eupported by lectura, rodl~ and dla<:aMiona. CMS 419 DIGITAL ARTS THEORY, Frampton; reg. no. 155108; M/ W 1 :00·3 :00· PM; 218 Wende CMS 420. DIGITAL ARTS WORKSHOP, Frampton; reg. no. 463667; M/ W 3:00-5:00 PM; 218 Wende Atlftitloo: .rtlete, co.puter edentifts, E.E.'e, Moel<:lau,lt video maken. eo...... .,..; project orfeetad. Flalble form•t pcojectll open to hanlwue clalgn, appltcatlou and ~ .ottware. film. video, photography, wrttlng ... .you deftM rd CMS M1 (4 cr.) URBAN MEDIA I·· : ~ ~ s;u~;n~~~e~c~~~i:~he JEWISH - U ~ n· LF:;;O;O~D=F~ U~N==6=3=6=-3=0=6=2==s: wde= :i: ":=J'• U .andGAMES Assocblk>n PROTESTANT WORSHIP SERVICE In ISRAELI PICNIC September 5th at 1:00 p.m. AKRON FALLS PARK Shelter 3 Only $1 fo r O'Gtady; reg. no. 002308; T/ Tb 6 :25-8:05 PM 21f Wnde Hall Tille ~ will aplote ·d ie uae of video taola for wban problema and for ratnacttlriQg life Ia urbu •vlrotuD-*". Einpbula will be on the City of Buffalo u a mqolel. Sla ~ of rideo tec~moa..., will be c:onelclond: (1) Cable .......... - - . . . . . (I} Seielllta; (S) H - COIIIIpulen; (f) Portabk video l'tiCOI'dloltt ....p..t; (I) VIdeo ell..: and rideo ca.ette dletrtbutlon: and (6) NtadiDO&otlla to. ....... aM tat. Tbe elpJflcaac.a of daa toola for eclllcatloa, •M1. eoclal. ....a.c... raoarce. me=·.,-,.eat. art •Dd eater· ....__ .......... 1 . Cr.,.._l....,.. MFC wldeo.......,F•• ..... , -.·......... ... '· .... ., ~ - �Freshmen still waiting for housing swamp Off Campus Housing office By GARY STERN Ct:mpiiS &JIJor W ith the waiting list for Oft-QL!Dpus housing 1almost as hi&h as 500, many students have reson..J to scrambling for any type of off-QL!Dpus residence, most without success. The list started to form in June, when residence hall occupancy became filled, according to Director of Housina, Madison Boyce. Most of those on the list are students who, for one reason or anoth..-, did not &et their housing forms to the Univ..-sity b• e appropriate date. ' "The situation is worse than ev..- before," said Cindy Weiss, who has been working in Off-Campus Housing's Harriman Hall office since June. "Hopefully in the next two weeks the situation will open up a bit, for students wiU take practically whatever they can get their hands on, and some of those who already have housing wiU want to make cbllJlges.'' · Off-campus rates have increased tremendously because landlords have found out about UB's on· campus housing deficiencies, Weiss said. The average "dump" has gone up by as much as 10 to IS peTcent, with some owners asking for Sl30 per month, without utilities. "Many students used to demand to live around on~ or the campuses," she said, ..but now they are not nearly as concerned with areas. Many students have been forced to Settle for housing in areas as far as Elmwood, out of desperation." not prepare for the possibility of having to stan the sanest..- el.sewbere. "Many who w..-e told t.h at we would probably fit them in," Boyce said, "did not caU to find out for sure until late August, and now have to find something off-campus.'' A!; it oow stands, the Housing Office has attempted to contact every female freshman on the list in order to off"'a space. or the soo on the lis~ only 100 w..-e females. Fifty male freshmen have been removed from the list as well, according to Boyce. ' 'F oreign students have presented a problem,'' Weiss continued. ' 'Many wllo arrived here for this sanest..- were not sjven housing, and are pretty much lost without it.'' • The reason that many foreign students are not in the residence halls, Boyce noted, is that many of them come. to UB as graduate students. "Graduate students do not deal with the 'central' admissions prOcess, and only a few spaces are set aside for them," he said. "A!; it is, most graduate spaces are given io foreign students. Unfortunately, many don't return t.be special colored forms we send L..-•llolll;. ._____..,_ _...., to them, and simply assume that they wiU be given Unlvenslty Houalng Director Madis on Boyce housing.,. and .sec us:' Because of Sub-Board I (SBI) cutbacks, OrrOff-Campus HOU£ing is invaluable to his office. Campus Housing has been unable to work at Boice said, and be called for greater Univ..-sity maximum efficiency aU summer, aA:COrding to Weiss. panicipation. "Perhaps the University should " We had to cut our hours from 30 to 20 a week. somdtow come up with more support for it. h i• a Because we had to close on wee.ken.ds, students and t must be pur&ued further." their parents had to talce time off from work to come matt..- W eiss also believes that tlrn.Jniv..-sity has not adb..-ed to its one-year old policy of giving freshman fint priority for on-campus housing. Calling its organization "poor," sbc al5o cited that freshmen were not given adequate information concemina housing deposits and the dates by which they must be received. But VIce-President for Student Affairs, Richard Siggelkow said that freshmen are "cenainly still flrst priority" and that it is "imponant and neccessary that they remain so." The only freshman who could be searching for residence at this point in time, he said. are those who did not properly follow procedures. Any freshman on the list, aareed Boyce, is thde for one or rwo reasons, the first being that be/she never received, or claimed to have never received, the proper hou<i.'ll information. "A few yean ago, howev..-. in ord..- to remedy this situation, Housing began to work with Admissioos and Records," be continued. "We began to put deadline dates for deposits together with leu..-s of acceptance to the University. So bow could a student know that he is accc:ptcd, and yet be unaware of our instructions?" The other reason for a freshman not to act immediate housing is if he is foonally accepted to the University lat..- than the reguw acceptaDce dates. • "All .iP8"C may already be allocated, so a student arriving late must be aware or the circumstances,'' Boyce added. Many students, according to Weiss, did not find out that they would not be given housing in the residence halls uatil only two or three weeks before the sanestC1". Boyce said sev..-al students who w..-e given strong positions on the waiting list took for granted that they would be given a space, and did WANTED Research Assistants for --PSychology independent study also work\ study students. Call 83t:3'072. No experience necessary, all majors welcome, especially computer science. Research on conflict, mediation, and decision making. ~~ Urw~erstty r'n H INTRO=NG The Jewish Student Center Open House I ~~~?.: b & Tuudcrv, Sept. 7 6 pm r---------~~~----------~, ~ ~ Plaza SONY WALKMAN SSS.OO c:aah only · n U i~ SANYO CASSETTE WALKABOUT $39.00 c . .h only AL LAROE SELECTION OF USED LP' S FROM 31$1. 00 ~38 Mun S.1' · J hour" 6178 MAXELL UDXL 1180'a $2.811 c:aah only MAX ELL. XL II·S 80's $2.99 c aah only TDKSA C 80'1 $1.118 caah only ABAD HOUSE OF BUFFALO ~~~ ::=~.} .dJ ;'',· II ...,, .. 1' " "' ~· S5.99 1111 St1n 1; l}pn• s MURA FEATHERWEIGHT HEAD PHONES $7.99 ATARIAINTELUVi~ON CARTRIOES BEST PRICE AROUND Donkey KC?"G $211-87 �UB ponders retaining its parking fines By S£TR GOODCHILD E.ditor.Jn.CJu<f T be University is considcrina a "'nodilied plan to keep I parkin& ticket revenues instead of turning the money over to the local municipalities in which UB mides. UB President Steven B. Sample l.lld the vic:c presidents have before them a propo51.1 submiued lhi.s summer that calls for the establishment or a system to process, collect aod bandle the disbursement of parkin& tickets. The plan wu drafted by Public Safety Director, Lee Griffon, and wu not availa ble for public peruscment. " It would be premature to release it now," Executive Assistant to the President, Ron Stein said, "because the Univmity bas oot decided to ao in Oriffm fml broecbed the Idea, Vice President for Flnanc:c and Mao11cman. Ed Doty, spolte out apillsl lbc propoul, tamin& it • duplicatioa of saviccs. Griffin would DOt comtnalt on the report, notiD& that he bad turned it oYef to the vic:c pn:sideocs and it ,..as now the Office the President's ~Uponsibillty to bandle the maurr. It wu &ivm to Stein on July 14. At present, P ublic Safety distributes about 12,000 parkin& Uckecs a year but docs not keep l.liY of the rcvenuc, instead it is proccsscd in Buffalo for the Maio Street Campus and the Town of Amhcrsl for the Narth C8npus. In Novanhcr, Griffin said that the money aenerated from the floes would improve tnffic related facilities on the ...,.pus; Strin said only that the money ' would remain inside the University." The President bas set no deadlines for the pll.ll. " 'This will require a lot of internal review, if we ao in this direction," Stein COIIliiiC1Ited, "aod it is Dot yet clear that we will.'' It would require approval of several bodies, both in Buffalo and in Albany, includlna the University Council, State University of New York anomies, the Board or Trustees and finally, the Secretary or State. Despite the fact that several other schools In the syst<rn participate in similar UB cannot start T he University Cl.ll lcpl1y undenafe the plan provided lbc SUNY bodies approve. Stein said be docs DOt understaad the compb uusfcrs of 1\tnds throughout the system for the ldnd,l or restrictions tbat Alllany could place on UB's The proaram bas been rcjecled in tbc past, because or some similar complaints to Doty. But Stein noted it wu up to Sample and the vice presidents, who bavc been ulr.ed to respond in writina to the to consider the idea spendina. Part of the funds would have to ao to maintain the system wbich "'I.Y include birina students for labor. A aricvanc:c committee would have 10 be established to allow violators the oppo«unity to apress opposition to the decisions. At present, Town aod City courts banclle complaints. " We will bave to offset apcnscs Incurred by park:ina enforcement," Stein added, "also we have to establish a procedure for someone who has been ...,.on&ed to have an appeal." The usistant noted that to bave tbls proposal implemented would be a tons haul, although he declined to speculate nhaNt: dk=cct ~io~n=.'= '=xt Lu ~N=~ ==cm•hcr ~,=w=b•m~=o=nw~~~ld·be~madc~~ · ======~~~~~==~~~~~~~ -. ~ ~ I ~ ~ I An lnterdlaclpllnery epproech to generation, dlepoeel, end recycling methods. CourM No. ~ BAIRD POINT VOLUNTEER R AMBULANCE CORPS J ~ We<!. Jr./S<. &:50-9:20pm ~ 12t 3er. Mett~MH~. 6 Box Spttng FactOI)I roJ-<:11, all ot&ea 29.95 ondup Recbel Cenoa CoD-. S02 WUI•-a Quad 6S6-Ul9 -- 69 Leroy a.HeJo IISt-6881 ~"'\Attention Students!! Get Involved!! There w ll .,. • , . . . . , generel membenttlp meeting for pr-t n.nt.n end quelffled people lnterwted In )olr*'ll the ecxp.. on Sllndlly 1115 lit 8:00 p.m. In 127 Qued • Blcott Complex. r:.vo 1'18-. Cell ·I 'I BAIRD POINT VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE CORPS 127 Ferwo Qued 6S6-2S43 The Black Student Union lnvlta you to The Annual Picnic Sat., Sept. 4th at 12 Noon Ellicott Recreation Area (beh~nd Red Jacket) II Applications to join the Student Wide Judiciary are available starting Friday Sept.3rd in room 111 Talbert Hall A.C. These app.ications MUST be returned NO LATER THAN 4:00 p.m., Tuesday September 14th. Co-sponsored by: P.O.D.E.R. Afrlc•n Student Union C•ntbbe•n Student Auoclatlon Cor• P. M•loney College Nlgert•n Student Association ~ For· more In/ormation, contact Miles Borden at 636-2950 �Hughes gives story asketball coach BID Hushes, vl<tim to ncaative evaluations from key penonnd in the Department of Reaation, Athletics, and Related Instruction (RARI), was not hired bact beyond the 1982·1983 season. RARI chairman, Salvatore &po!ito made the decision a.fler revlewina appraisals compiled by Director of Men's Athletic:s Edwin Muto and Director of Basic I.Jutruction, Edward Mkbael. The lcttcn co~ed Jrievances qain&t Hushes in both of his duties as an employee at this Univenity, heina a coach and a buic i..truction B Student· Association Book E~change Do you feel as if your old books are wonh something? Do you need extra cash? teacher. Hua!>c:s responded that there "wasn't much to it, Midtad's evaluation did not rccottllll«<d anyt.hlna." Muto's wa. the key. for It "carried 90 percent of the wda!>t of the recommendation." "l'bose evaluation> are fuU of untrue stat ement~ that could be proven otherwise," claims Hulha. ' 8oth Muto and &pcoito were unavailable for comment Wed~, but \hey have consutently maintained that there was no corupir.u:y apinst HuaJ>cs. Huabcs r.ted his p\<van~ ap;.., the University io July over this matter. El<ecutive Assistan.t to the President, Ronald Stein, the hcarin& officer present, supports the plaintiff. ../ "He said that the department clearly made miltakes in the process." Huabes quoted Stein, 5ta!in& that, "The oaly fair actioo would be to retract the letter•, pretend that they never exisled, tben start qa!n." If you answered. FuUy aware tbat this is only 10i111 to delay the inevitable, Huabes said YES, that, "they wW live him a ratr .ttW and tbc:n hal\1 him." The second copies were rewritten aod Huabcs did 1e1 his~ to receive eopies of the doeumenu with amp!< time for refutina the dUcus.llon before the rmal decision wu to be made. HuJ)Ies attempted to refute the entire oontenu of botb letters, the orilinal and the rewrites, in a letter of his ov.n to Dean of the Division of Underaraduate Education, John Peradouo, cidl\lthat defendina him5df apinst RARJ would be welcs$. In his letters and in~ew•. Huabes has contested charaes apinst him . lneluded are; First, recruitment. The Initial charae was that last year's squad dld not list a sio&Je Buffalo player. The BuDs had a· reserve center. Melroy Butler, a araduare or Bubop Turner Hiab Sclooolln Buffalo. Huabes lists throe others from around town, both pa.st and future. An &Ocu.UUOO WI$ tll3de about the ooaeb's eboi~ of nyina into Staten bland on th~ very Arne day that the Bulls were to play their openina round aarne in last year's NCAA Division Ill R.,Ponal Cbarnplon.sbips. the S.A. Book Exchange - can help. Bring in you~ old books, set your own price, and we'll help y~u sell them. ' ' I n the four yeus I have been here-. we have made about 13 to 15 uips- Wuttin,gton,. D .C . • Lafa)·ette, La., wherever,' ' Hughes said, ''We have never, not ontt, flown in tht night before a game." The reasoru that Muto gave in the evaluation have been the very same reasons thlll Huabc:s bas used to pl<ad with the Athletic Dir<:ctor for that one ni&J>t of rm before the contest in the prevlow yean, occordilll to the coacbt However, the requesu were always dependent upon the availabDiry or money. The expeDJCS or the hotel rooms did not sean to be justili1 u cQSU needed to be •pend to make the tam competitive qalrut that particular opponent. HUaJ>cs has OOillplained tbat oot enouah money has been returned. "This season we are lenin& S4SOO from Wake for<St, SJSOO rrom UNC Ow-lotte and SSOO each from NiapR and Canlsllll." HuaJ>cs explained. "Of the total 59000, they will only II•• us SUiOO. This year they arc belni aenerous. Last year we aot S6000 In auaranteed money, of which we recei.,.ed 51600. to SO.. I of SJOOO, we 101 Z<rO. The 1979-80 1eason, witb S3SOO, showed us zero apin. '' We're located in Room 62 S Harriman Hall ''Gettil\1 tbe SUiOO wu a real knock-down. drq out battle. That is one more example of how be {Muto) has not been willlna to bdp us. He bas acver told me exactly what the money aoes for when we don't Jet it. Wen, it u the policy of the Athletic Director to take all the money from all the sports and pool them tOJetbet so he can spend where be waou. Then apin, nobod)ll&<tJ any auarantees but buUtb;alJ. Rulha also complained of Muto's sebedulil!IJ. "He also sets our scbedul< for the cominJ.seuon. Last year be came out of the sebedulina .,.,.,.;,, with us pia)'ina II of our t'int 12 J1111KS on the ro.d. I uked him, "What do you thlnJc you re dninl to us?" aod wanted some ~- He explained to me that, "you are aolna to have to play the ~t.f:/UDI, &n)'Way, ltnd it doesn't matter wbe:o oc wberc you play them.'' ...................................................... i • _,. oe6' : ., PARTY Wt'th : f•v- : : ~ A. , _ !,'fl\es ...11 ra ~.A. ~ro11 'II _. • and we'll be open starting today until September 17 Our hours are i &,_ - : ,,,. ~ It:.-~ : ~:",.,,_"-•t~, , ; "-ltJJ~ ,, at the ~S: HI90Mfn-tl1Forall l.ite - 10:00 a.m. until 5~00 p.m. : We're even open till 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday : i ~ at ..................................... ,.................~ TONIGHT 9 pm So hurry up and let us sell your books arid get you ~,~!\ r----------THE----------~ CARIBBEAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION WILL BE HOLDING A GENERAL ASSEMBLY MEETING ~\ MONEY ~ TODAY IN ROOM 211 -~-~-~-~--~- !"'!"~~~~!'!-''-~~;~,.:~-~~~~~-~~~~~A~.-!' ~!-'..!'..!';~ !'!'!?!'!'·'.!'~-L__-__l__::__::z__:__ .!"'!" ••!'!'•• .. II Monday - Friday z:__::.cc:::::z::::::::z::::z:::::z:::c:z:..:::l.t:..::1:._;_.::z..:..z:._:..z:.•:....L._.,.,,...,_,JJ :z _ :. _ z__::.. �. IIDI:IIIIIIIIIlllllllllallllllllllllllllllllllla:lllllllllllllllrai .'•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••!. .. .. : ··············!··························· : : MAIN S~T CAMPUS REGISTRATION SITE PARKER ROOM 2 AMHERST CAMPUS REGISTRATION SITE BALDY ROOM 202 6t tl·I W or.> DOP...opf - • •o:1 o~ uectwo ·w ·d oo:a · os:L : ==. 4J•d 1• uona&WOJUI 8 ·•des ·t.~niU : J8 1M)I euar ·w·d 00:8 • OO:l &uneew 1•uon~1u1 9 ·•ctes ·peM J81M>I euer ·w ·d 00:8 · 00:1 ISuneew 1•uonaWJo1u1 n des ·sen1 : • • JSfl UfOf iJWO,:) ·a·n ,. ~ ~ 1- itJJ") 4JIOIOS THERE WILL BE NO ADDS, EVEN BY EXCEPTION·REGISTRATION, A FTER SEPTEMBER 10, 1982. Last day to drop ~uraes with an " R" grade Is October 22, 1982. : ·• r i. .i : : I ••...........•.•.•..•.....•.......•.••..........•..•: STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE WAIVERS ARE AVAILABLE They are based on FINANCIAL HARDSHIP·ONL Y Applica!JQ(ls are available In l,.Q. CENTER LOCATED PARKER ROOM 2 Room ll ~Talbert HaU OPEN MONDAYS · THURSDAYS They must be bKk bv Sept. 17 August 30 · September 9 from 1:00 to 7:30 pm Student Assoc:latlon THE SA SENATE ..... . The Senate Is one of the two legislative bodies of the Stu· dent Association (SA) the other being the SA Assembly. The Senate consists of 20 Senators; four are elected from students who are·dorm resident~, four are elected from students who live off-campus during the ·academic year and four are year-round Buffalo area residents (commuters). The remaining seats are filled by SA officers and coordinators who receive a seat by virtue of their office. Each year every undergraduate student pays $78.00 In stu· dent activity fees to the Student Association. SA is the sole agent in charge of distributing this money. The Senate Is the watchdog over this money and makes the final decisions as to Its allocations. Over 100 clubs and organizations are fund· ed by this money, a large portion goes to fund Sub-Board I, Inc., Athletics and many other valuable services. Senate elections will be.held September 22, 23,24, 1982. Any undergraduate student Is eligible for election to the Senate. Petitions are available now in the SA Office • 111 Talbert Hall Must be returned by 4:00p.m. Tuesday, September 14th �UB golf is back rtply to thr team since the. squad lkld<d ooly .U playcn lor ;,, oar 1oM nwdl U. Rodlalalut Apcil. By JON M . DIAT Man.,lnt Editor ,.,.. /olio~ ir ,,., Jim In • qf f'""Wws.., UB~ - Foil tnhlttk ea.rier.'' ttonu. D q>th...,. 10 be Ill< key wotd I« lllls ,.._., UB (IO!f....._.,H...sc-t. Oic:k Ely CIPfC$ 10 b;t\·c It least 20 ,oiJm uy out for thf-leam-a robkm in 1M past. ''I'm real happy whh the people •·e ban·: · Ely sUd. ••we have somt: &oocl loCal ui<JU. .......... pla)'<n from arowtd tbr: aatc-.'" Elykbopdollllaolw--• ...... by Ill< end o( .... sine< .... team al&YJ Rs first m1td1 on TDe:sday. '' Dtpendina on lhc we~tbtr, we lhoukS have a comp~c re>Aer by the wcckmd."" Ely Wd. ••w• aeod ...,. aood waa.bcr, lO 1« ..-ben our talml ..... ..We ~1 baw: mort~·· Ely said. .., ...... 10 ba,......... 10 orllaollmtoOOUIIIoowb<olaeod them~ lt mattJ my job that mt.Kh Ely il mlhusiuti< . - Ill< early Ot$pite: the s.bon amount or Pfl(tice time lbr: lam hN btfOfC: iu Ora m.acdl. £1)- is aot coocmxd •ilh t.hr quliry o( ..., pla)'fd. ""' ....... doos .... l'lar<n II)" llldr bat Ill< drcums&a:nca. '' W c wUJ play aome: aood teams. buc ovcn.W the compditioa isn't - . - ; · Ely aplalord. ""MOOl o.l ..., awdla we of lk t.OUf'lll.lDCII varicry aod tlw _ , . · -....... . . teams, and lhat b a lot of rwa r~ p~aycn:· Ely expceu 10 have • aoocs mbw.ue: or rouna ta1en1 u wdl as tomt plo)iot wldl Ill< ...., - " '· ··w, ollo!Yve ,._..,..s loCal lUau. u wdt to loot *'·,, Et1 cq>laiotd . •._or lh< kid• havo pr•uyaood ~oa~~ ,...,..u. so 1 •m rw 'loop<(ol."" =------------ - ...,• Wbi< Ely docs- .ru-dy · l'ia)'<n fud - · be docs Pl1 .... ~· lo<olaoll--•lwlr. -.y. on tbc k»okOGt few ae.w taknt. " I stict to the local area motdy," Ely rspWnecl. ""Tbcr< II..,.,. ""I aood """'' up her<. and I do my bcsl 10 ad thmlto play fOt w:· o.. pr- doos Ely kloop<flll o( ;, Bill Dondo. o( .... eoodl ol UB's foorbaU IWII. Ely fcds lhll Dl.ndo has all the lOOb-10 be lA .-._-a_, Qc:dkftt aoiJtr. ''From wh.at I have seen and ~rd, be .. ..,;.,. 10 be • IOQd ...... Ely rcmort ecl. ••H• bas a lol o( ~ aod 1 led bew\1 bdpus- •lol. '"l'hinp ~ aood. &Ad onet ft. act • Jr.-- •-e'l team Jdt&cd, do fme.'' OUP SHOTS: Th< ,..,. wUI comp<t< i.a. its flf'll match on T\ladla.)', Scpcanbct 7 ....... B..rfalo aod rctu.:min& pllrrn. Amoq those: ........... Ely aocecl that Bill Sroda. Jim M<Fiflud. Mit< Sidcn. aod c- Dove Sbklds ba••IOOd- of Ccorn<. u.i.....,. ·- - ~/k~eA<~-~"~1~-------------===:..:~~~~~ sw. IIIII< A - iI I II I �lOOIONO FOR PAfii'HlN£W0Ait will~ (llllllfM "t' lfMI fte.dbte ~Call "''• H.N1s todty ..,... ~~-· IJmj*"""~~ T. . O. a-. ...... LSAT.•- ..•..OcL 2 ______.,_ LSAT•.- ••..Dec. 4-.._ ...••111111 LSAT•._ .._ J'ola.1t...___ Uf11 LIAT...___,.,._11 ___,4120, 1114 c-.. GMAT......-.OcL 21 ..___111 GMAT....._..-.. 2'-.......- ..11!20 OIIAT......- 11.-- ...211 OIIAT....._. - 1 1 __,_,1/17 SLAU PEOA.E 10 ~- on ~· c:Asttlbt.nol, 1'1'S4&116. DE:UYERY PERSOH. ~ PrKa,. Dei!) momlngt.._W~~tti'IIMCIII. ~Mt1toiH.ntlf!M OtdtOC)narMMCI~Of1M8olltl, H~ Ubf.,y. ~·11MfTYP!ST. ~holn.,Qoo«.t;Tr.­ ln1hi~~~A.-b~ FOIIE!ON ST\JD<HT.,.,.PII$SAI.U..,.• .,., ==-~.=..~,:.:: ~. """' ~"' ..clcli1~ 10 tttW!I btnt:flla.tto~n~'MIIJ:raln.~Trt"'. ""'-'or...-.83.)..t30;). PAA'f.TM:lMYB.COI.IHSQ..OII\.~1,..... ~,...,..,., ~··ftlti'I"'ICCf''S.~If'IQ· PHYSIC$ H * l&l>t ..-tt~-lttd 110.00. e.lt 8714ft11f~Md ....,.nt.Ht'lblftfi'IOI ~. DIIbDtw, wod~~Tf'l¥ttllniMBw-.W<t ... .. ~....-IOtHeltfl. ;;A;.lctl ~ Wllketlon L04 &'21. II STILL OPEN II •- -tl't . . . ' . ' ' ' . "' '" to.,...,.. GMOIPAOI'. STUO£Hl•anttcl hOioiM wiU\twoV8 ,_..orMa. US fi'OftUI P!t.t~IIUiii)M. pa~k .,• ., Cotl~t to bd llnH. NOTICU Det••.,. ORE _,_....Dec. 11 _ ......_ 111/20 Gill! ..•._ .......... I ...............1111 ORE ....._ ....April 21 ............2123 GRI! ....._ ...,, . _ 11 ·---- 41'11 IAT ..----Dec. IAT -·-·--11- -114 SAT ......_ ..,.lby 7 · - - - ·312 SAT __,.., ...,._ 4 .....- .....3121 c.llorO..' "<<OOI~II'INT SMOmenulit ....__,..,.,.,_CAll t384Sa&. DAT _Aj:NII 11 ___:v1o ORE ---....OcL 11.........- 111 '• .. ,•._, "••If*- ·~ SC$001 ,.... sao • ..o.IIA WlltHia. 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All Force aa~antages <U"· The N Force ewer 5 900 a mor~rh o..ng Y'D'I' Ml"llif....., 4 .,o..r fNP t'IUdNr ~0'" 0 i IS oeleerc::.l, ny_o l _ l lMfOf\ll.llal ___ . Nve '*'Ill oare. _ , ll<t c01!'4)1ett- ano ~ prNIIoQts, and muc:n mcwe. Ot..,.,.,•..,.OU'IIt1tt'ld OHICet T,.,.-,g Schoof end u When )'OIJ r~ a~ ___...,. olftc:er Yo.J ~ IQCJfy 10 anend IChOOI F"rd OUI .. lhe detaiill trOI"' ~,...,.,_AI Force tocay You'l '*P Sltunlays • 7:30 A.M.· 2:00P.M. If\ All F01~;e gr~Gate ltAIFattlfe~ reQFV~er E.ty~Hocn 7:30A.M. )'OUfMI ano _..... • Computerized Typesetting • AUdiO Visual • Process Camera Servtces • 2 Color Specialists • Publications p~~ 0 ~ THINK TRAILWAYS fOI' rew. expanded thru service! 852·1750 (Terminal) and 636-2497 (Campus) ~S2 Hu.«l A~~e f:<-(~~NY CJ3lf.~311 UNDERGRADUATES - - - LATCH ONTO THESE POLITICAl\ SCIENCE COURSES They were inadvertently omitted from the printed course schedule. Th!!Y are open and available to all undergrads. REGISTRATION NO. 444926 .. We'll get you home: for a hug COURSE TIME AND PLACE PSC 102 lntro. to International Relatjons 444904 PSC 3 18 Polltlca of Land Use • Law a job Interview. .. Labor Day. . . The High Holidays. Grandma's Birthday. Halloween. . . AND we'll take all your boxes, backpacks, skis, record collections, teddy bears, beer mugs... Meltzer Baldy 113 (A Gen. Ed. Course) PSC S39 laternatl.onal OR OR OR OR OR MWF 10-10:50 PROFESSOR 444879 PSC 441 E-.olutl.oa of tbe Aaatcaa Left Tu 2-4:45 Wllkaon 127 MUbnlb MWF 12·12:50 Norton 218 Nanlla MWF 11·11:50 Haynie Baldy 117 (Course descriptions available In 886 Baldy Hall) Many courses for majors and for Genen~l Education are still open, including PSC 101·A and 101·8, 215, 216, and others. �backpage;etc. quote of the dtay "If power is for sale,~ your mother to buy it-you can alway, buy her baclt apin." -Asllanll Proverb ' Do JO<I llkt . - and wish to Mlp thaa? TM Bulflllo Animal RiJIIu Committee of CAC wort s to bdp bol1l domtStic and WJ"Jd animals. Call Donna at 83S-3S21 10 learn bow yOU can WO<t with usl sa•• Au..lloo: l'~ta" SHiors. TM rollowinalaw schools will be on campus lo intcrvkw prospective students on Tu<Sday, Scpttmb<t 28th-Brooklyn Law School, Univmhy of Bridgeport, ViUanova Univenity and Rutttr>-Camdto, New J ....y. Sian up for lnttrvitw' by eallina 831 -J"S and ut for Mrs. SMI. Tk 1114'- S<Maoto Aaoclalioto b orpnl.tina a pic:Qit to EDXolt Cruk l'lrt tomorrow at 10 a .m . All ar< invited. Call 83S.9168, 8~7S71 or ll~)S) fO< mO<C information. - Cooooelor ror Jl'Wislo Yoot- Qoop. Call Edit at 636-3062. Ltpt H. - r Stop by 1M Group L<pl S<rvia:s omc:e., 214 Talben Hall. Anorney bows art: Mon., TuC$., Fri .· 12-S; Wed. 2-7; Thun. 1-S. For more Info.• tall6~30S6 . •-IMr or Poot Ofll« ..... 11e availablt in Hlrrinwl Hall for 1M <Omin& Y<lf. Stop by 106 Hlrrinwl, ast fO< Kathy 0< c:aii831 -3S41. Ualk<l ,.,.......! lot<mlfll lo ~ 1 . . . . ., Group Lcpl S<rvka will be boldina mandotory trainina for .,.... parakpb. b<ai•nin& Thun. 9/9at 6-10 p. m., in t""'!'lS4. Fillmort, Ellieou . AU intcrated studenu must atttnd. Nolt: Nod<eo\ .,. roo ffft or c...... The Spednlm d-ootporao ... tutalloolka,..oppcorllld ...,._ lite ria-« to «<ll • - · Notka to ·- _ . ....... . . . -... fO< - - ....... oot.,. tat...,_ 111e pMM. •• oo« .,. JMiot«<. o..-.. ... Moll4ay, we<~-., So<orily l ofonulloo N!p-Tu<Sday and Wedn<Sday. Sept 7th and 8th, tim<: 1·9 p.m., plaa: Jane Kedet Room. Come 111«1 tht """""' or Chi 0mqa and Alpha s;,ma Alpha SO<oritics. For more information. cal\832-1 1'9. N-,.. eo-....._ o114f'rWl1•-·· l.a6t ~>lPI .. lite ..... 5J>(JilSOted by SO<oritits. l'laa: Wilkinson Pub, time: 8-2. Undtraradua!t _ , pleas< come and brina yOUr friends. n1 £Ia ~. naOO:.W fr0$hman honor soc:iety, invites sophomores with J.S or b<ltff QPA for fr<Shman Y<1f (at U.lf.) to join htfono 9/20, 253 Harriman Hall, 831-3932. " - . _ Dolle. oarional fr........., booot soc:idy, brvlta......,._... with ) .S 0< b<tttt dlhor Ia - . r or cum freoltman yar (at VB) and eomplolina IS boun per - . . to join btfono 9120, IS c.p.. Hall, 6J6.Z801. To a1 H... - Wt h..e yOUr addrtss but no< )"Our tdophont number! 1'\eae phone In yOUr number to 1M Hllltl offl«, 83S-3832. fi11.o nr Efollo• f- y will have an information tablt ia tht Capen Lobby Wed-Frl (Stpe. I , 9, 10). AU inttrated ia lcamiQI"""" obout th<Gm:t Systtm at UB""' Waed IO Aop by. Ql fnm.lty will h.avina this semester' 1st Rush J>arty for thooe who are inttrated. Thtre'll be pltnty of b«t and munc:bits. Friday, 9!3, 9 p. m. At ddto Chi House. 190 Minnaoa Ave. All wdtom<. l)dg a-,........., •••-~ will be holdina• full pic:Qic Jllflina 11 II a.m. behind Rlduncod quad, Ellicou. w.- ....... ..........u_ _ _ ....,..,.,. __ .. balll A.tDhtnc ....S Naill St. ~. Tonlo radon. abo(• blowut, , _ looodas. esc• ..., MOdod. Plaoe .,..._ 13s-l0110 ......... ""Too ~ [ftloe will mm 7:l0 p.m., Sunday, 241 l.aSalk:Avmue. movies, IItts &.ledura tlyN~. A AU are wdtocD< and invited. Stalto«< .... lty "-to Attndoe: Mloority Sto...ta wtto ..., U.S. Cltl-. Tht MI.-It Graduate Studcot locator Service 1ponsored by th Otadua d Examinations lloard ~Ips ltaduat< 1 lions kltntify Minority Studmu interested in pumal ar e audics. For furtMt infO<matlon • ...nt.: Minority ..-tc Sludtnt Local« Service, Bo• 2897. r<sidentlal and eommtrclal tommissloru in the WNY arta. She ls turrrntly ropmen<m at tM J<rel OalltrY and Morpn Oalltriq In Buffalo, NY and at TM Olus OalltrJ, lkth<Sday, Maryland. Her exrubit in 1M Captn Hall Display tase will contin"" lhrouah Stpt. 17th. free lance oWned &lau anlst, Karen Flynn-MiUtt has tomplded several ~.N.J.OIS41 . s..t1J NJPt1: Friday, Sept. lrd, I p.m. • Wata.- Pub, Tueoday, Stpe. 7111 and W -y. Sept. llh, 7-9 p.m., JUIO Kodtr Rm, l!llicou c-pla. Come 1 M - or Chi~...., Alpha s;,ma Alpha to lam ....,.. real frimclsbip is all about. Call 132-1149 ror tDO<e iafomwlon. and Tuesday, Seplffnber 14 at J:lO in the PalDKr Room (Sceond floor, Harriman Hall). ~Sor~Wa r--.wlllt~ ' * -·Fri.. 7:l0 p.m ., Sept. J 111M Jtwish Studtnt Center Chabad Houses at Alllbesa and Main St. Centa1, Sat. 10 a .m.. Stpt 4 JCtVka and shal>bot luntb for all. ..,....~ ~.,._.........,Our firA informatloaalmcctina wiiiM bdd Wedaaday, Stpt. I it lIn Clart Hall, MSC, ill , _ ). AD pcnpectiw swimtDen art u,...S 10 aumd. .....;.... Falftll 'lllo ....._,. . . . P .... (Amhtnl Campus) oo Satwday, Stpe. 4. It will feature Southside Jobftny and 1M Albury Jutes, with Dovkl Johansee and Tbe Ed11<. 8ett poun at I :00 p.m. and music swu at 2.'00 p.m. n . - ,._ UUAJI Mllon. lfinlttclled 11op by room 106 Talben and pict up .,. opplicadon• e.;....,..- Pttf. . . . . . Nto Is proud lOODOOWICe iu DCW alab• dub series. Startina Fridlly. Stpt. 24111 p.JD.• in tMTalbm, Bullpm. Pint..,_ feonuina R.P.M.'• jon "\1\IAJI rusioco. ill.,._ .!IV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . 0.00 lhil and rouJ n...1Q ......_, iD 100 Alai (old llllrd) oa MSC. no _.....•• Ore ~ilwdcoet. Tbantdly, September 9 .. l:lO a.od 6:l0 In 14 Baldy HaD, · --.. will be bdd oa: A - f• " HO'IfiOs..:-.1 wlthoutlcolly Teyiq," a STAOI! ~.will be bdd iD HKriawl ·Studio oallte MSC, Stpt. 13 and 14 a1 I p .m. lk....,.... 10 tina. daacc and aa. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Campus drinking age raised to 19. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/CNE/1.0/">COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED</a>. The copyright and related rights status of this Item has not been evaluated. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. This digital collection is made available for research and educational purposes. Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status, and securing permissions for use and publication of any material. Copyright for items in this collection may be held by the creators, their heirs, or assigns. 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The initial search committee, formed last Jan~ry after Kenneth Levy resigned the post for personal reasons, will be reformed to select new candldates. The committee will be worltln& to fill a post that will T "I have no inteMonl of staqing on now, but my inlenlt in the <4JPOii••~et~~ ltal no!- dimhlillted. ' ' -Former~ De.l of Social Sciences John Naylor become vacant today as Actinj Dean John Naylor's appointment expires. Rossber& said that his ofrice was still wor king on another interim appointment at press time. Nayler was one of two names submitted to Rossber& this summer-the ()(her was Geocraphy Chair Ross MaclC.innon-and tbe ~president decided to recomtnald the actina Dean, buttbe deci$iott leaked out and fa.culty members c:ocnplalned to Sample. Aa:ordiJic to sources, Social Science faculty members preferred MacKinnon to Nayler and they voiced their opposition. The decision was then rolled back. ·-DeAN-10 �in short. C :lllll1lh Planning groups near finale The Academic plannlna task r...... c:llaraed wuh uamintn& the dllf..-.at ponions or oil< plan prcsau<d b)o Vico President ror Acadanic Affairs Robert RooaberJ, an cloot to bdna Allfftcl," II< said Monday. The lcum asklna for ponldpatioo have all been sent out, but an not yet complctdy m:dvcd, II< oddtcl. IWoc:iote Y"IC< President f0< Acodemic: Afralrs William Gmner will bqin tO meet with the various ehalrs or the comminces and su ch.v&cs for the aroup. The folloWUIIis th< fiu Of chain fO< the task J<Oupo 10 rcvK"' the p<OJTatns and clcportft)Ctlts affoo:ttcl under R.....berJ plan; Collqe of AIU and Sckftc<s•• ,W,R. oer CoUqes.•. Harold L . Cohen EOP Minority Studan Arfain ..•Mumoy Sehwaru Contlnuina Education ••• HUJh G. Petrie Communicllion•• .Jama Bunn Social Work ... Thomas Headra:k CUltural Affairs .•. Ocorae R. L<vone Math<matleal Sdentc... JOS<ph A. Alullo Polioy Studies . .. unnamtcl Harriman Hacked U p Univtr:sit)' and .itudtnt administraton '1111111 mttt today to d~;dt who will lay daJm 10 contt:s:ttd spa« In Hardman '1 second nocu . Student Association olfklal>. cxpa:dn& to control the entl.rr second noor. rormulattcl a plan ror Jivina r:vay club in Harriman lxttcr 'PliO< as mort Options became availabl<. Aeademlc affair> cwmtcllt ..,., Jl'e up olltht space. Stay tuntcl for details. COME TO THE ISRAELI PICNIC September 5th at 1:00 p.m. AKRON FALLS PARK She lter 3 Only $1 for FOOD FUN and GAMES Meet lsroe./is and Talk Hebrew Rain or S hine CaD Now for Reservation• and Direction• 636-3062 lHEspECffiUM ·-•au YalU Mumbel" l S.lh Gooclch!kll~dl.......ca.., T...-y - -. ... Edit01~ Me\ DtaVM • . ., . fflltot 'Good news' on t uition waivers Almost all or the tuition walvm that · ·ere itrud from the 1982-413 budset ha~ bccn rcstortcl, V"tee Pr<$id<nt fot Academic Affairs Robert Roubcrt said Mooday, ,-;. ln1ernal Stat< University of New York (SUNY) rt-allocaucns. The Dmsioo of the Buds<~ (008) ra:mtly aarttcl to rdease the 1DD11<Y thai will allow UB to ,..... almou Ill o f its commotm<nt> made earlkr 10 p-ac!Uile studentS. The o:ac~'lcthod o r clistribu~ them bas yet to b< dctennintcl. •-u the sub)a:t or knathY Jlltctinp Mooday artcmooo. "It's JOOd news," Rossb<rJ apbin<d, "&>it looks now, we will Qltel most of our obllptlons." At the b<Jinntna of the yta.r, UB ..... ftodna • sbonfoll or lpPfOltlltUUdy $l00-400,000 in tuiuon w.;,...., SUSTA and Mod-aid fO< p-adu.tt 1Jtd profcwonal audcnts. The monies will b< dlaributtclto nttcly audenu, as Ions as they meet t!¥ oocdilions s.ct forth by V"tce President f0< GradU.t< Studies and researeh Donald Rcnnia. University applications down Attn C l(oc.blciAI<o...,.. Edit01 Da~ Oobayrwld/Att Dt~Ktor JOlin MriJArt OWc1ot o.,.s...~ S.,A-,_ o.""oou--.... U: Pot._.c..--.., DawkS ~,_..,. Lon khliltrl,..,.. L . - - T. ..........., o...,. ""'* J_Sol..,......,_(_ Hec:krnM'A...'I Eflitol _.._..,_s-u OtlrdreMat1WMt TOf!YO.-jodolllnk IJob $c"'Ote))l$.- fNt.UN ScottFISI>odM'Id\Ht F. HGPkinat.S•• Contttbutlng E. SMUarittnl,.._. M•ft• ~ M~Me4 o~u..t'on ·~oe: ~000 fM $p«frutff oiliCW 1ft tocated In U Baldy Hill, Stitt Untftf1ltJ ol N"' Both private and public unlvusitia have boon bit with shlq> declines in applications for admisslons and IICIUol cnrollme.nt accordl111 to the Chronlclt of Hightr Ed•c-otlon. Applications at private collqcs and universities were down by nearly two percent, while public schools w<re down by one ptrccnt as compartcl to a ytat qo, when admluion applications were up sl>< IJid one half ptr<cnt. The Ollmbcr of d"PPsiu paid by freshman applicants . which indiate a more scriow inarnt 10 mroU, decllntd by over six York ac 8ufra~ 8ut11Jo. New York 1<&280, Telephone: (716)03&.2.486. ~ CooYriOht U112 Buttaao. N.Y. Tht SpKtn.;m Scudlnl ,.,todk:a.J. Ine.. Edlll)(laf Polley la dttermlntct by tne Edltot·l~hltf. RopubllcatJons or any meuer Mreln without lht tlf.pteSS cont tfll or the Edllor~n-Ch.. llt atrlcUy 'OI'blcfdMl. percent a1 private inst,ilutioiU and O\'U thru at publk: ins-thudons. Tho,. barclcst hit were coii<:J<S with enrollm<nts or 1.000 or leu. Ntwt.,_:U InC., 1370 Seneca $1 rM Spec-trUm Ia prtnttcl br Bulrak) Burt•~ N.Y, �Tight budget restricts Arena potential re-anipmm:LJ, '' 1:pecifically to cove the arma. Mainllnll>OC hu one peculiar problem with the new athletic: SIIU<ture-ln the process of cuttin& By TERRY CAN ADE Ma.nol'"l Editor A lthouah AIWMi Af<na lJ Open, • con.struetion and bud,C1 cot:UCrainu have: llampen:d iu opcrotina co.,..Oty-both maintdlaft~ and Sl&ffUll wUc. Class<oom and recreation opoa u plentiful "' the ..,. athletic ladlny, but 11arr has not ~ tncrnsccl. "Ow bu<l&<t wasn't iJicrcascd." RcauucHI Athl<ua :mel Rclat<d lruuuaion (RAJIJ) D<panmcnt CIWmw! Salvatore Esposito oplaln<d. " V.'lw wc'r< tryina to do b opaatc t.,o diff<m~t fatilitics With the ...,. amount or people .. lui )'Cal," Espostto said. RARl c\aJ$<Oi arc off<ral at bocb campus<$ :mel Esposito malnt...,s a sq>ant< ...rr for <ada. ll<ca.us< lh<: same aroo!IDI or cWs<s ar< off«<d as las! year. lher< arc no mor< spou a•allAbk for Rudcou to fulftlltbcir RAJ\! rcquiran<nt , " If I had more tr..thm. I'd have more dU~oe~, •• Esposito aaad. Class<s ...,. too ~nt lill<d to - t y , " EJposito said B«au.sc or the nalurc or chc courses. c!us siu b Umit<d-"you can only put .tO many people on • racquetball oou.n," Espo.sito noccd. Construction on lht mam l)'m noor 11 tncomplttc and this has rorocd 10me RARI cllW<> into unusual areas of the at<D.I. ln.nruc:tor Ed Mk:had ll conducdna a martial arts eour~e in a ha.llway. Esposito said he ontldpat<d corutruetlon would be b<hind sch<dulc and k<pt an appropriate coun< toad on Main Street at Oar-l Hall, Ho~·e\cr, Espo1ilo would not do any last minutt camput counc switchlns In order to keep student confusion to a minimum. T he oeV~ arena poses a challenae to mainulin-'"lt 's a very lu1r racillty and thai alont b ta\LSC for con..-cm," Pbylical Plant Dlroctot D<an Ftodncu said. ·•We're goin& to have dlrficultles." Th~ problems ate ''pnmanly auocj&h~d "',th the c:wtodiaJ bpccu.." KCOrdina to Frcarkla. , '"Spo:tator events an cuuunly aoina to bra COt"«fn tO US bmoUIC or Ihe pot<Gll&i tO 1<1\rnlt I lafl< arooum of debris. " But Wac aowd> will not b< IUhna the Arrna'> bl<*'bcn ortcn. Fr<drick< oot<d, :mel physocal educ::a1ioo duscs do not mak~ 100 mud\ or • mcu For thb reaon. Frnlricu doa not expect dally problenu mainwn.i:na the arma. Va<an<ta on lh<: mlllll<tl&llC'< >talf cannot b< 1\llcd due to the Stat<.tmposcd hinn& fr«u. " It 1<1 WOf$< !Wobably b<for< b J<U b<lttt." fT<dn<U pr<dkt<d, addon& " "'< ,.lll b< ~ tomtlnt.,al ,.,u budaas, exna carwalks wc:rc eliminated from lhe buildlna. " We ba~ oot d<t ~<d u~ way to chaftl< the ll&hu." Fr<dric:u rcveal<d. W llllc Fr<dricu doa not e.l)<d the c:o1!na tamps to burn out thb year, by next)- asaintcn~ will ba"" to <DntriiCI people with lh<: proper cquipmcnt to r<*'b the luab bulbs. Funcb for UU. ~ ,.ill com< OUt Of lh<: Pb)!!ial Pbnt bwJset and it will b•vc IO b< don< br the same tn<!hod. Fredricks suucstcd the .,........ m.y .wn.,. lh<: CYrD " - .. it """""' ... ckvllina dcvlcc brint roU<d onto the ..'00<1 surface. The O<panmcnt of Public Saf«r i$ btinaU>& in >Om< <quipmcnt or itJ own. A hiahlY sopl\islicat<d lcnJO< l<CUriiY 5)'St«n is b<in& iiiJUlled in the facility 6dcr the dir<etlon of Technical Spcdallsl Cbarl<s ilbsktll. TM: J)'Stem will h.ave acnsors chrouafJout the major trarli< arus opcratina all<r buJidina hours, ~!Ain<d Brunskill. A ttkvi<l"" camera ~ pan, tilt, and worn ovn-th< main floor, lnfra~r<d and ultra.ooru< detocto.-. will aJc:n Public Safety to mo>cment In the buildlna. The system will be monitor<d by • computer and will alen orliC«~ u to the zone of an Intruder ba5<d Ot'l ,.ptd cha.naes in bw enerJY and mo\'ement in the a:rena. Bruns.kill noted that Lhew systems are "aU over c:ampus. •• panlcularly in adminituuti't'e otfiat and labortorles. B runskill explain<d that throu,b Ibis "t<ttiary SC<~lrity" anoth<r patrol will not have to b< used •pccl!lcaJiy [or Alumni Arena. But mainly th< 5YJlcm ll devUcd to 11 en.5UtC: tbt penonaJ urny or studenl5 .. by "kccpina the p<apl< out who arcn't supposed ro b< there oft<r bours", a=rdln& to BrurukiU. Publk Sl!<ty will b< in char&< or sccurin&th< buoldln& durin& cvcnt5. "E>ents that are run Cor prOfit "OUid entail a f« [or offte<fS," department Dlru•or Lee Gr!Ciin said, addint: that he ... nor-ror·pront <><nts wit!\ d<pa:rtmcnl2l fW>d>. B<ausethc hirina rrecu hulimit<d G<!Ciin'• force, he bopC5 to amcrat< funds in ordct to h~ swdcnt anistanu to patrol tbc Arena. Tb~ nat we or the event will d<tmninc th.< a.mow11 of ..arr ~<d. Onflin cxpbin<d. ''Wbeftver chuc's ak:ohol. th~rr's a!wa,ys problems," Gnfrm Aid, al)<din& rock COnttrU to rca>'< poni<ulat attention should they b< hoWl<~ •• thc """ Jyn>. But b<cou>< orbcr sponioa c-ent> have "\'101 .. auended, •• Grirron expccU rcw problmu sec:urinr.. AIUJMj, ;n starr ..u WANTED By the Anti-Rape Task Force _g , . n s.p.cttum pttoto by O.v• H.ckman Aluml\l Ar1n1 COMING COMING CELEBRATION :82 CELEBRATION '82 &.tnday, S.pt. 12, 18UBalrd Pt. Ambcr8t C.mpue Sunday, S.pt. 12, 1982 Baird Pt. Atllha8t Campue ATTENTION GRAD STUDENTS RESEARCH GRANTS Mo.., le available for pad 8tUd. .t .--ueb toward o.a.t Na..er'e or Doctoral level pro)ecl. The Graduate R_,... Ac:ceM o-lopoaeat Project of the GSA h.. fonda t n provide up to $200 for Ma..en and 1 325 for PhD candida tea. Application• are avaUablc In the GSA o ffice. 103 Talben Hall (AMC). DEADLINE Friday, October 1, 1982, 4 p.m. Student• from all facultlea are urged to apply. ... ~Jt~~i~E~. .~.WALK j[RVJC[ ~ J YOU and 100 ·other volunteers to protect our campuses against rape and sex ual assault crimes REWARD THE SATISFACTION OF HElPING TO REDUCE ESCAlATING CRIME RATES. INTERACTION WITH OTHER CONCERNED STUDENTS liKE YOURSElf. For Information, call 831·3521 or drop by 67S Harriman Hall, MSC Attention Students!! Get lnvolvedll Petitions to join the Student Association Assembly are AvaUable starting TODAY in Room 111 . Talbert Hall, A.C.. These petitions MUST be returned NO LATER THAN 4:00 p.m. Monday, October 4th at the above office. for more Information, contact Gerard Oleen at 636·2950 ~ -- �Alcohol .wbo bave JOlteD use to the availabiUty of alcohol, 10 th<ir rooms," Lorenuui said. "ThOR wbo are only liOCial drinkers may funher lndutae in i.solatloo. This cou.ld brina about Sftiosu emotional as well as phys:ieal problems. •• Boyce indicaled that there wiD be 1.11 inaease or problem clrintina in the dorms. " When a problem does develop, oo one triO be able to spot it, as or>e collld in public:. Nothina wiD be done." - ,... , Pla n to a ttend CELEBRATION '82 upon by tbe Board, it full)' intench to uphold the new legislation which prohibits; the strll! or alcobol to any person under 19 anyone from indU<:irtg the sale or alcohol to a minor by misrepresenting such 1 person's age any minor from DIIYflpring 10 purclrase alcohol by loneliness, rejectlon from a potential prlfrieod-wben we lttcmp( lO educate. It will be even more dlificult to t ell freshmen that tbey c:ao't drink tban to teach than how to drink Afdy." '' ~t Advisors (RA's) c:ao belp the aituatlon." DoUIII&II said, "althollJ)I we doo 't """"t to t llm tbem into pollCU'IIen." Thus, in the case or dorm panles, wbkb will 1101 be ratrkled, RAs will not be pven complete respotUibility A,. the very least, the Board (of C11fOtcin• • law. ,..;u not be startln& from "One persdl aJ least wiD square one. Havin& been have to be o(ficlaJiy in c:harae. formed soon after the FSA aot and will be asked to check alcohol prnnit in 1968. It IDs," Lorenzetti said. "We bas been worklna closely with will provide a vdticle for all all alcohol rdated problems panlu with enforceable and and questions . It is the main hopefully fair restrictions. The reason that the University has same aoes for dcpanmental had few alcohol related parties that will serve incidents durin& the past 14 alcohol.'' years. Loren:r.etti s~d the most "Up to this point, we have lmponant thin& to empha.si:r.e been worltina with an 18 year Is tbat there will be strict old minimum," Lorenzetti penalties ror alvi n& al.cohol to said. HNow we will have 10 mloors and theJ will become ma~e an adjustment, a.h houah stricter when irtiurles ar< done the two circumstances certainly tn or c1uscd by minors. do not present a linear Althouab the exact penalties equation." have not yet been decided An impona.nt step 1n the adjustment will be makina CHEAP studcnu aware of the new- legislatJon and helpina them 10 undenund 11, accordin& to Associate Director of Student Affairs, Ronald Oollmann. "We mUSl keep formal structures In place. and present them throuah formal c:hannds," he wd . "We want to sho" that we ba\ e raJOnabk compliances ~o~tth the IIW." "Every semester. or course. enforcoed." What willlidp enfor~ the alcobol, accordina to Lorenutli. "Alcohol Is not like marijuana or some other illegal drug. We can find out who sold it to a minor and do somet.hina about it. There is no underaround dealer StNb~ 29,.95 and up lot ..._ ' 011 -- c.r.- 69 Lucy TOPOUAUTY PACKAGE SPECIALS S..ffalo 834-68 81 IS5-40U New Drivers . Bad Drivers, Out-of·State or Foreign licenses ..-e have to su.n from zero base," Dallman continued, " We have to deal with rrcshllWI problems-pressure, COIN OPSIATED LAUNDRY ··························· . . _.,.., o.)l • wwkl •:"--"''e. »--.~ fWt~~ 5of• e...""'" • ..~...-. eoo.. c-.."-': H IGHLAND · : : Better Used FURNITURE : : ! a.o..O..a.f(Mc""-'-hb. Pt-....,, : : : 4 ~. 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MWF 10:0().10:50 lab W 1:30-4:20 Cook 121 ' FOR MAJORS 810 4561556 " Membrane Transport" 456 . 03171 2 558 . 021492 Dr. M. Bisson MWF 1:00·1:50 Norton 210 BCM 442 " Nucleic Acids & Proteins" 0473.45 Dr. T.V. Wang T Th 9:00-10:40 Information and counseling contact Dr. C. Jeffrey 636-2363 ~ i··········couas£5. i·;.;·:;uoAic.siuoiEs···········~ 1982 .~ ~ BAIRD POINT VOLUNTEER AMBULENCE CORPS Open- Kell Bedding Co. Matt~saes & Box Sj)ring1 Fac:lory re)ects. allolzet FREE DELIVERY _, ' - . Rachel Cereon CoUqe th•n a parent or auardian. wbo g/l.ors or sdls ak:obol to a minor (a Grade 8 mbckmeanor) "Many wiD scoff at the law in the beginning," Counsctins Psyclloloaist or the Student Developmcot Prosnm Office Gerald Tborru:r, predicted. "But local stOre$ •nd ban now have a tban&in& aLtitude toward drinking and drunk driviOJ . Jt ptobably will be MEAT IUgora the -Jronm.rt Dlacoloet the IICt or any person, other low is the "tra«ability" of Baird Pt. ........... Caat~ II you _.. lbout fnudulent meam au !Hinclay, Sept. 12, 1182 involvtd ." Nut: Btiff olo's olltmpt ro limit bar hours. ~ :: JDS 280: Jewtob My otld om R . .. No. 192501 lnsl!#>ts Into the Jewish 11\ew of the Mysteries of Creation, the Attributes o1 G-d, Splrmial worlds, Mys~ COOCt'pls of the Soul Rdncamarian. ResUrrection. the noiotlon ship betweet P'ttyslc:al and Spirirucll No baci<!J'ound •equlnlti Fillmore 361 (Amlwrsr) Thursday 7:00 . I ();{I() p "' JDS 254: R . .bJ'a Colllftleo~ ry o a !he Btble Rq. No. 401925 Rabbt Shlomo ben Vltzchak. known to the \Ootid as 'Rash( IJ the classical commeotato<"" ~ "sn.pW' lelld of ~In the Bible. Buc he 1$ ,:0. always so·~ A challrmging course In bMtc Biblical understanding. Clemens Hot/ 117 (AmMsl) Tuesday · ThurJdoy 9:30 • 1CM5 o.m. tiDS IIC: leraeJ aad .lewteh Law ftet. No. 07S9S8 Modem Jewish law In teiponH to the dlw to dey sltu~~tlons In Israel today from Camp David to Beirut, in war ~ peace. ' • ... ... .. .. NO(/.on 203 (Amhertl) Mondqy · Wednesday 11:00 · 12:15 p.m. JDS 2 55 ' Jewt.~~ Folklore R. .. No. 192374 A new course ""~mining Jewtsh lore. as found In ancient and ment I()UtCeS. A la5cinallng survey of the cn1 ktl!rlii\Jre. fab!H, stories and sayings that express ~ eter· I :. ······························································ ......_-........ ... . . - . . . . . . . ...._ ___ ._ ... ········ · •-- n. a..c::.rum. ~. -=====1· ~ ,;c_...,._~""'~...........~ : : : �B oth Bunn and Wqne1 wc:rc. reluctant to if I he Commluion foiled, althou&h Wll&ller &UUe<ted rhll it <Ould result in ptOJtlllll and faculty cutback•. , WIJIIer proposed tM u.sc of Student Search- a nati0<1al sy51eru dcsi8Jled 10 locale students with speclfte: ohanaerisllto. brcaklna do,.n ca<h individual into c•tc:aoncs such u acade:m.k i.ntcratJ., tneomt and hiah school •••d<s~mentina tltat UB coUld comment on what wroutd hap pen UB plans for academic recruitment .. nurow 1he bro.d popula.lion to specifiC and then 1111<1 rcaullin& material to thoSe scuO<nts." Aldin1 in r«n~itrn<nl Is rM uuaitul!On thrs fall of an inrli•idual UB appticaoon. Pr<VIOu>ly all scuO<nu u><d a SVNV -wid< applicobOM. but an indr.;dual applicatJon can br: s.ttn dinct.ly 10 1M: prOJpCClive S1 udmt to cncouraac mtoUmeru and promottUB. WIJII<f said that the cl«rcasinc pool of lrbcralans RUdcnu 1< 00< a. biJ an u Is 1«<llt& th<m ro come ro UB. "SiuOcnls arc then, •c want 10 auract Lhe:m here." ht c:xpltintd, u we c:an eompt1t H1')' ~u ro do lhll." lluOcnU By ALAN KACHIC • MlllfQiil fl Editor n an dTon to anraa ~Y talented sluO<nu to UB a.nd to ompro>'e ~ rcputiUOD of the Unhff'Sl1Y'J uu and .scXncu proc,tams. a.n ad.mmistratt~c comm~Mio(l ha$ boc:o estabfu.hcd t.o I meourq~ ~Ud<nU the r«rUiunent "'"< or lop-notch The EOal of the Wqnct CommWIOII-named ann V~ Ptosident lor Aaderruo Scrvkos 't.,:..n WIJII«, whn heads lhe COittmm«-.t.l to ac1ivcly rc<ruh stud<nts •ho y.><tu•ted In the top 5 pcrtenr or tbttt high od>ool da.... lnd who •ho" an antcrest 10 the ans and Ktcnca. W•ener eoplalnrd the threefold rc.noll> ror the: intcnsined rteruumctH campl~an. OnC' ma,or reason u that lhf "ou!'ide ma•\:c:l will require UJ to put mnr~ tffan Into aetivc recruhntcnt ... mean ina that whh the post-baby boom reduction In hlab The-'l)oor tronomy anc.l 'tK • kytoc:kcung .. • .:• be~ in the state-." and adde. that wea.. ln this area m the past dceadc. He comrnroted t h•t althoush he b not aWIIJ< or an,y national study ur t'.nrullnu:nll ln •ns promolt lht Univtr1ity. Wqnu aho hope.s tO ln<rn.>e the n ~mh<r or academically lllcntW m'nothy nudC"nl:t 1 1 thit campus. or E laboratin.r on 1hc re&IOn for the iMtitucions. arc C.:Ompcdng (Ot I d«rc.asing e:mpha.tlt on amprovins the rcputatioo of 11ft$ and Ideo«> ar UB WIJ!l\tr uid, "We pool of •ppUcants S<oondly, Waener suuuted, " lhar mh<r arc contlnutnJ 10 see a dec1inr of ~rudcnts tnnhutfons h•'*'C' b«n hnmsirying thcil mll)orlna In lh<>< progtlllru, y« w< h•ve rht faculty and rhr physicol fJCt1fli<l' tO r«rUitmen.t camp&Ja.ns. and that UB m"'Uit mM dtiJ comp«hion. •'If evu")'onc else ls IU,pporl th«1t ." recru•hn& and you're aoc, tbcn you takt UB u rht only aa:mlll<d <OJU>tmlll sclrool rn the Stat< Unrvcnity or New York yourcha.nc:n." ISUI'IY) sy<~cm and thus ha$ tiul< problem The thlfd preCedent ror the dri•e .. "lht dear objec:dvc ,., by Praldalt Sttven r«ruilinJ 1M:m. u do any or this Sample 10 11tract luJh quality studcnu," Ulli•<UIIY'I pro!....Oilal IChoob; nurly olJ SUNY UDIU, hO.,f'Vt'f'", have arts and Waan« added . 1"he: Wa,cntf CommlNOn'• obJectJva. In SCJmccs propams. Dean of AI,. and l..«t<n }ames Bunn addJuon to a«ractriiJ hrab t1Jtkin1 scuO<nts hopes thiiJ the WIJIItt Comm!Won will and P<Jbli<tzins the aru and sc,._ ·•recruit ttk bcs\ arts and soentes students prop.m•, rn<lud< conlKiina l>ri!> ><hool school gr11ds the wne. nu.mbt.r ua hi) pnndpla. culclonce a)Unsr1on, and filC-ult_y arotJnd thr !JUUc. and invitin,athc-m to UB IU and K,enca he believes 1hat ' 1our deC~IIPe.~ 'Ut steeper.' ' Oespit~ th t imponan« and cmph&~tli em technology and manJ~gtmcnt In todoy's wdt~y, Bunn assrn• that Ull cannot tuitions •t pfiW'ltc u.m•crritln ht\<t not ytt arr..:red enrollmrnr at UB. OC<O<drns to Wav.nc:r who 111 unccnain what role thl\ wiU pl1y on ftcfuhmtnL ·•we ha~c not .Stt'1\ dramatic l wtnJS. h ._.on'I bt~n 10 have an impll.Ct unlil 83·84. u He addtd, "lht i lump has afrcctcd the hhre<oUar wqrkt't rnor• than th< prof<Mronal." Ounn is unconcerned that if UO is '"'--ces.sful In recruitina th~ top~ootch .!.ludtn~, h will become an academically hunwutia," he said. '"&lid •• lhlnl •< do cllrl11 untverslty. While he lll'eed thlt "the natt' utll\tfllt)' sysltm thouJd be for evcryo,..,t l~~o no1 lncon.siscent to shoot ror lh< top 5 pcrc•nt." Calllna it a "supulared ~"of SUNY thor UB iJ a r«CI!<h caue.r, he ad4ed that lhll ls when t.tht best ""d<niJ •hould be tau&ht and rraln<d." Wqn<t *l<eed ~Mh tha incaprctadon-"The. serue withlo SUN Y i1 that thb corn~>~»'• m"""" is to atlra« and lr&J.n the 'ICT)' best ttudent' we can.. Cmainly thiS wm io<luO< the e>cii!Sion of sam< ltuOcnll but they can pumzc tbt1r ju<t u good • job." cd~IOft without a stron& Ubcral aru be proaram ~ .. There is no pu1 rtKarch iMthUit Without a vay stron1 bale &A arn and $dt:nCQ. '' ..We shouSd uy co n•unt thilt one c:an &« a 5f>(mdid undtr&raduore educatJOn In Ubcral arts ot UB," Bunn arfirms. l·lc wuc:>ted that It is only btcl- UB lac:u a &ood reputauoo in tbc Uti that mort stuOcnll do - enroll '" thoK prOiflln> here. "Bio&)lamtoa ha. • rcputadon IO< hcllt& wond<rlul rn tM aru and c:lliC"whttt. •• ...... :•** ** *******~*********.. **•··~ • ! • WB..COMETO U.B.! NY' S#1 SUNY Campus • } YOU MADE THE RIGHT CHOICE : ! : ; ~ ~ .. •.. '' Bill Hoyt Is the best friend SUNY lias In WeS1em NeW YOflc." A~man M.tl Slegei,Cilm. NYS A.-nblyman High« Education Committee • 1 . ~ : .. • HOYT fought t o ret~or. $1 7 million In Sllte aid to SUNY to ana ltell .nd IIICUity job8 Ill . lecuhy, studenls, .nd lldmlnlatrlllcn about ~ ptoblems. • ! • • ! • ! • : } • : •• ~a • HOYT brought the heeds of the t..glallllure' s Hlghef Ed Commlrt- to ~lhllo to hNf from • HOYT lnvetllgllled lnd lml)foved NYS' s Tu~ tlon ANistlnCe Progrwn becMIIe olltudent complaint s. ! • Bllt Hoyt liN helped h~ of students and * their.,_,, cut thrOugh TAP red t..,a. If you ! need help trecltklg down yourstudenl llld, • i.. ..• ••: call his oilier. 847 -3100. Re-elect BILL HOYT 144tb Dl•trlct A..emblyman .i rt ! ! ~ :.. ! : ..•..• It ! ! THERE WILL BE NO ADDS, EVEN BY EXCEPTION-REGISTRATION, AFTER SEPTEMBER 10, 1982. • .. : • ! : • !• • ! .: ,. ,. .. : • .t.................................;.. ,. ; MAIN STREET CAMPUS REGISTRATION SITE PARKER ROOM 2 AMHERST CAMPUS REGISJRATION SITE BALDY ROOM 202 Last day to drop cour...s w ith an "R" grade Is Oetober 22, 1982. 1.0. CENTER LOCATED PARKER ROOM 2 OPEN MONDAYS · THURSDAYS Auguat 30 • September 9 from 1:00 to 7:30pm �Southside Johnny returns to head Fallfest blast, Johansen and The Edge to open Saturday's show ((T IIi> IS the lar- r.., ever at a.inl Point," Fall Cal OWrman Glen Hcrrnao boast«! Monday In a prm confr:rcnc.: Cor the 1982 <dillon tO be held !his Saturday that features Soutllskk JobMy and tbe Asbuy Jukes. David Johansen and !he Edge. It b alJo tht Ont year that the Student Auo<iatlon (SA) and the UniY<rsity Union Activities Board ruUAB) will be wortina throuah a s<parat< r... board rathr:r than havin& e*<h ooorclinate diff<T<nl portiotu or the tvml. A«<>rdin& to SA Tr<&S\Irtt Eric Fncdrnan, th< Idea was draft«! bc<ausc or the problems thai hlPpeood las~ )'tar when the Gr"' Kil\n band canc:cUcd out fO< Spnnafal, "~"'"' the sponsors without bands onl) a ...L before the affair. Fn<drnan .-.plalned ll>Ol the idea was the brainchild of former UUAB Oivtsion Oir...~or Lob Waldm.an. " We hope cad>. one wdl lmpro\~ &.\ dmt:! aoes on," Herman explAined. notin& that tbe fest board allows tht sponsors to pool their 11llcnu and monte) W1thout 1 dip in communication. On the board b the SA Vice President, pro~ram dir«'tOr~ Ttc.asurer. rt.pr~ntath·c:s: from UUA8 and u chair«! by Herman. They met throuJhout lht' summer to diKuss the choiCe of bands and to Une up prOSj)«tiw 11>0'\S<rS and lwlciJe any b&ssko tlut rnllht arise bccawc of th< .Ue of !he fes«. ri<dman said that th<S< particular ~ds were chosen because Soull>sidc Johnny- who pllly<d at Fall fest t97t at Squiro Fountain-had a hl"ory of being the type or bond that perform«! well ' . OUI$ldc at events like the fcst. luide has a repUIItion for bcin& a y band," he not«!, ..Odin& that prrforrn.tncc rank«! as ooe of !he bCSl fcsts in roc:mt memory. As CO< Johansen, th< Treasum 1101«1 that his new olbum Ll•,. 11 Up was an "cxcitiDJ11>" tu1d M •w aedattd wllh bc:ina au "a.cdlco1" performer. "H< bu a bot 0<'" •lnckout on his new album," Frieclmon mainained. Hooky said thll 1M Ed&< ~ add«! to th< show because of thrir popularity In Buffalo and th< fact 1ha1 th<y ,...,.. beina scout«! by some national r<COC'din& rompanln. ''They arc on Ihe vcrac of brcakina bia," he said, addina that its performance at Summn-fm eonvin«d the •ponsc:n thot they ~<ere an out•tandina a<1 Fireworks arc planned. but they are not dcOnatt. ac<ordina to f'rcidman , The Pabst beer oompany b asslstlna with promotlon F for tM Fat, "'hic:h wiU .n an at I p.m. Eltra buses wiU be add«!. David Johan11n Summer shuffle shifts-campus groups · N.w Course H11z11rdous W11stes An lnlardlaclpllnary approach to generation, dl1poul, and recycling mall\ocls. R.Q No. ~ Cou<M NO. ~ "'RCC'iii Jr.JS<. woo. 8~9-.20pm ~ 121 3" · Rachel Cat~ton CoUege 302 Wlllr.eaon QJSad 636-2319 0 vcr tbe summer. iXJXWmt'llt Old Loctuiofl fol~ L«otion Sexuality £due. ~,.,. and go at the MFACC Talben University. And it geu tou&her Math (T.A.S.) Parker andtough<reachyurto TOWilRitd remember where everybody is Veteran Affairs Richmond or 10 remember whore offices MFACC have been moved. Here i.s a list Stud<'l!t Testing Harriman of new homes for a variety of IUchmond different groups: Health Science library Abbott movina: (rews come ATTENTION MILLARD FILLMORE COLLEGE STUDENTS: ea.,.,. Admission and Records Ston&e Abbou Parker Continul-. Education Abbott Parker HPER Phue I Clark AJumni ARna Electrical EnaJneerin& Ridge w Bonner (to be completed Oct.·Nov.) Tht SfH'Ctrum Harriman Baldy Bookstore Baldy Parcel B. Oral Bioloay 4510 Maio Foster (to be complete Dcc: ••Jan.) JOSTEN'S GOLDRING _SALE~ s15 offiOKGold offl4KGold STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE WAIVERS ARE AVAILABLE They are based on FINANCIAL HARDSHIP·ONL Y SEE\QUR JOSTENS REPRESENTATIVE. On the following UB Clau Ring Days! r».TE T IME PI..AC£ Tues. Sept. 7 6 Wed. 6 :30 • 8 :30 .8 Applications are ava.Uable in Room 111 TalMrt Hall They mu8t be back by Sept. 17 p.m. NEW UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE $25 Deposit Required Swd<mt Association �SUNY says UB is looking good By OA VIO clel.ISI Contributlnl Editor or the first time ever, UB has been named the best maintained earnpw in the Slate University of New York (SUNY) system, despite severe problems in tbc condition of rhe Amherst Campus dormitories. Sbarina the award with perennial winner SUNY at Binallamton, UB rtJ<eived 1 near perfect sradc from the SUNY Ofr>ce of Capital Facilities, even after deep staffin& cuts. Evaluator Dauno M. Maldtalo ealled il "th< standard by which excellm« should be F measured.'' Usi111 a four point radna system of unsatilfactory (0), marginal (1), satbf&C1or (2), and excellent (3), UB's Main Slreet Campus also showed the great<Sl improvem<nt despite tbe largest custodial starr ar SUNY. UB's new assistant VIce President for Pbysleal Facilitits Dean Fredricks called I he rcpon "a fair and unbiased evaluation" from Albany. One area that bun UB's rating was the Amherst buildina exteriors. While Main Street received a three, Amhent's newer 5lructures only earned a two. The primary reasons here were the Ellioon and Governor's Residence Halls. Although the ln5pectors said the outside or the buildings was "beuer rhan most ctUDpuses" they noted the $460,000 that was requested to repair th• roof on Governors. T he terrace on Elllcou was also siabtccl as a sore spor. The brick pla.ta was desianed to allow water to now to a layer or sand and then onto concrete which was pitched towatd dralru. Instead, the water draaaed the sand to cloa the drains, often leavin& the terrace riddled with puddles after nun. The poorly <On5ll1K'ted stair,.ays or crumblina brick were also noted, althouah Fredericks said that they have already begun replacin& them . The r<pon also critlciud the baekloa or wotk orders. Electrital ,.ork "'as behind by 2~ hours. althouch this is not the Univenlly's faull. With only 13 electricians co do all the work and a birina frecu by Stare Division or the Budget mandate. UB cannot keep up with the all-cle.:tric Ambent Campus. Carpentry wu abo bacldoged by -4800 bours. One penon who wu a-edired with beina responsible for UB's hl&h ratina was Vic:e Pruident or Facilities Planni11a John Neal. It was lhrou&h Neal's office that major rehabilitation projects passed for drawillp and speeillealions. Neal's position at UB IO'as tc::ttninaled in AUJIISI by PresidenJ Sreven B. Sample, wbo feels thor construc:tioo dforu at the Univeniry u far enouah along and no IOIIIet requires such a unit . The loss of Neal, bowevet, will ftOl "have much of an effect," accor<fina ro Fredericks. "Both my~lf and (Vic:e President of F'tnance and Management) Ed Doty wiU take am or rhese dlllies." T he lire alarm system in Ellicou was another area in need of improvement. Callina it "poor", Doty and Fredericks voiced different opinions for the reason. Fredericks said rhe evaluators complained of broken ftte exit sign5, which have been replaced. Doty, however, said Excellence on M1ln SlrHI Si*:rNun photo that "several pieces of equipment were nor prcoperly functionina." A.e<:or<fi111 to several Albany know " we can be effective with what maintenance men at Amherst, malfunctions in Ne havt and art not wasteful, which makes us !he fire alarm system are not uncommon. look better when we request money. " One worker placed tbe blame on fellow Fred<ricks said that the manner in which the custodians. "Too many people have keys to the report was oonducled has improved but could be control room. Sometimes they'll throw a relay belltr. This year, two <Kaminer$ visited UB for which remains off for several days so they four days, oae or whom ha> been to Buffalo don't have to be bothered with the alarms," he before and the SLh« who has not. Teams or commented. He also added that "when such men ao to various campuses and evaluate overyone leaves It aton<, there ••n 't a bett<r each one Independently, system anywhere." "They should just ha>e these two men survey Doty and Fredericks both said the superior all the campuJCS. " Frederkks reasoned. rating amona SUNY schools will not make "Everyone sees things differently, so some them a tatact for budget curs. " Bin&hamton schoob could rate beuer titan otben even if bas been number one for four years, and they they <fid not descr>c to be." don '1 . . .m to have been hurt," Fredericks Both men did concedc that the rcpon on the noted. He abo said the administrarion at UB whole was fair and unblased . Doty sees the has always been "equitable with the cuts, rat in& as !he eulminllion of ''several years of unlike some other univ<rsities. " eapital Improvements, from rchabllitation of Doty sees the rc-pon as a way or lcttina buildings 10 a decte~ in vandalism." J-lsh Studenta Wllcome to: Open Houee _...sby The .J-Iah Studeat Cent*f BBQ Hal Dogt - HomlturgoR Wedne.clav Sept. lat. 5:00 p.m. Chabad Houee Have you ever wondered how Women's Studies relates to your chosen major? Or, how the field of Women's Studies relates to your life? Well, then, we have the course for you ! 2501 North Forat 5 mmuc• wilt 'rom Slicoct Comcllt1 CtOteOW• ~t Q.- ~~ · QPC)OIIIte 1NIW- .... ~ Oorm• AMS 309 Femlnlem and the Traditional Dleclpllnea No. 439485 M·W Lecture 2·2:50 pm 3 credits Instructors: Kennedy and Gerich 7 Hayes C (MSC) also Friday Recitation 2·2:50 Check the SARA for details It' s a naw course with General Education approval for Social and Behavioral Studies 22 Faculty members from 13 departments will lecture! Ladies and Nurses * NITE* Sample lecture.: Scpc. J .s Corol z._, . Art H ,.,_, ··va.. Goefl crftd rhe Fallert Wome:n " Every Wednesday Oct. 6 .luJlo Parda A A..- Ko, F...._. • 1hecrcer For $3.95 , drtnk all nita " Wo-.. '" and keep your glass! 3 for SLOO shot specials for all the guys trom 10 p.~ on ... Noo. J.S Ktry Ccroto • ~ " Feml1tl« P~-- the Lffe CJ1cle" The Stulfed Mushroom ·Bar & Reataurant 2580 Main StrHl Bu11alo, N.Y. SM-'1971 no-r• Noo. J Adeline te,._ • ~ " Wo...- '" tlte Wortr F - " - - - ------------ - -- �editorial Tbe real world UB Athletics Is facing tuat u auttere tlrMS u Is the _, of the Unl-slty, ao s~.-wolc:ome to the real world. While OCher programs scrimp end aave, nleltel and dime, to put teachera In the ctasSloom. spons doM It to put pla~ on tho field. Sports Is tm~ant to the quality or atudent life but not so lm~ant as to evade studenll que~onlng their expenditures. Everyone who spends money alth Uni'l8rslty, has to (usury It through their budget. All SA funds art allocated according to a line by line system and athtetlca has been the exception for too tong. e ..ry year Ath~tlc programs must justiiY their budge: be lore the Athletic: Governance Board composed of students, program dlrectoro, and coac:hlnQ I acuity. This year SA anempted to have athletic programs receive their payments In the same mann~ u their other orgenlutlons. SA Alhlet.l cs Director Ken lvos· simple request for a Uno by line budget and reqU8$t lor payment system was mat with outcries from athletic program directors. They complained that they were not offered flexibility In t hat system. That's procedure-It sports wants SA money at least ask lor It by SA guidelines. Students have shown laJth In atntetlcs with their mandatory lee dollars since t9n, so when will athletlc:a have faith In our student government, We understand that grown man and women have a dlltlcull time listening to student administrators, but the extended macho trip Is out ol hand. These atudenta &~!~)port athletics and d&aerve prO!iam directors' rispec:t. Al..-t thtM hundred thousand student dollars Is put Into athletics y- ly. SA otHclals must an!IWlW to Its constituents, the atudtnl body, by Justllylng all expenditures through the budget proceu. It Is unreuonable lor .l.lhletlcs to ••pec:t to follow a bottom line spending procedure thereby Ignoring what was agreed upon during tha budget hearings. The extra paperwork Involved with the new procedure Is a taot ol life at the University that athletics must accept for the general wellate ol the student body. IDgb standards for aU A quick look at the Intended majors ot this year's treshman clue shows that enrollment In the prolesalonal schools-such as englnMrlng and management-are rlatng and the number ol studente wanting to study the more traditional arts and eolencea Is declining. And the pool of liberal arts students IS starting to get ao amall that It may soon become economically unfeasible to melntaln those programs at us. Tho training available at tho profeaslonll schools Is unquestionably necessary, and helpful, lor today's aoc:lely but equally Important Ia a liberal arte education to ensure comprehensive learning. 11 us - e to Jose or doWngrade Its arta and ac:lenc:es programs not only would this UniversitY's academic standarda drop llut there would be • tremendous and unnec:usary economic waste ot excellent faCYIIY and expensive physlca.l lecllhlea. The W1gnllf Commission Is right on t~rget with Its goal of wanting to Increase enrollment In tha liberal arts. However, to try and aet the high standards thai the Wagner Commission has proposed may be aomewhat unrealistic, unreasonable, 1nd undeslreable. US ahOUid have high standards and recruit academically talented students but by aiming for the 40P live percent of the high ac:hool • gradu•tes-even If It - e suc:c:esslul-could make this Unlveralty academically exclusive Wh1c:h might not be In the best Interest of the cltlzena of New York state. Also. relying too heavily on numbers and teat scores-which do not atwayaJudge Intelligence accurately-could exclude talented Individuals whO may not get good gradel but can contribute to aoc:lety through their learned ac:tlons. UB should have high academic standards but not to the point of exc:lualng thOSe with hidden talent. - ,_J feeOback Introduction Ednor. I Parking notice would 'JU to 111ce thl& lime 'o lnlloduc• my1elt and my Iunction u tl>f Faculty-Student At,OCif.llon Prtlld.,r. l•m one olth~ srudem Rt~unrati'Hs to ttHr CO<poratlon. My m•lniob •• ro eottducr 111 Boltd of Dlrttetota mHNng• ot the corpontlon •ntJ to make aure that •II SMrd d«::•lott2 Women in society .,. lmpil>m•ntad. Any ptobr.M• YtHJ may,_,_. with Food lnfl Vtndlng 01 any ot~f cp~!Wtlon tun by F S /4, PIHU tHJ lrH to COIUICI my1e/l Of the mant~l ol Editor. Wom.,'l Srlld,.l C<>/1- at UB anoouncet //>a oflet111P of a numbel of couf'l•• lor •omen Jpclellzing In tha - • a~ torw:•m• ot "omtn, On• ol ltttt•• COUIIH, " WotMn In Contemporary Ut~f •rw• I m•y be teft.h«<ll f t t Tal.., llal/, Mondor• through Friday•. or by c./ling &36-21150. Editor. All Incoming studetH$, II you ~rk your clr on the c..mpuse&, It Will be and ('fe. .~lf'Y tO lrl'll it CUfflnl ~•lkllllc••r. TIN 198'2 s.tlckers a,. good until s.ptom..r, 1$1113. lh/1 ,. the fad ltlt:hr rn.r gou on IM rur bump«. II you 1re 1 new Sluct./1/ 01 hove ct>angad cars. you m1y obllllt 1 MW arkker by coming 10 8Jt1elt Hlll1 •nd $rJowlng 1 ollll ICh~ule catd Of' arudenr I D. 1nd twQiatratlott tor 'fOUfCir. o.pon....,l ol Public SalttY Dn ld Lotd F'SA Pre•~ef'!l Socloty 214... add,..,., mo realitlfl ol wom~ 11c«1 w/rtr ,,. mponslbllltiN ol worll and lamUy. w_,... ,..,tl-tOI thom-andl_,uni/IN to<I!Jc:uutro. <ltlllaJrrlu t~ laoa This COUIN I a a n lttlro<lu<:rton 10 1/le IIU<If of hOw -101 and oconomlc COI>fll/101>1 al/etJI t¥otMn"• ,,., eftd *tin. ,,..fr .,_. roiN. Thlt "udY rakea '"" form ol explorlng w~·· Pft!IOIJII It-- upetlanoaa tl>roug/1 clau <llswulon •nd twlatlng tt>at ·~ to IIHI -<~~n~~ matMal. a IOitJfrl boll>/01 oopU,g wtlh.rl,... a~~ a pos/1,.. ,.,.,_,1/& T,.. "'-" _ , 1/l<lrthy -lnllt /rom 4:30/o rO;()t) p.m. on ,,.. Alain $tiNt C.mpua. starring Slap/aml>a< 1. 18112. For morw ltllormatlon. coli WOIINn' & Sludlaa C<>l• at w- ··•-C""f37-M06. ~\·· ....... _.............·.:····· �Big Mack Attack A •- By Bill M:dc begin • , . . - t w t l l a.. been 00109 through IN VOiioul P\II>IJcatlof\1 that lila ' IMI•OBlty gl¥es to uJ1 to mal<a lifo of UB Male< In tllaM - l e t t I llaVO noll'*' I !let lmpottOnl CIU. .IIon hU been left utiOnNw.d. lila a -tJon !half ,.... aal<oo fa< yMta and I flava now flnalty found a...-, 110tu trom. alt lo tha bad< of th a - . _.,all< q~lont, tall<.,.. cause a Cltstun>ance and - · ,_,,., c:olout doll\t. • out- 2.'fou con bo toctlul and -•1-You , _ tha prolthe r-.. ~- the b001nf'11'9 ol clut and qulc;llly o~pl&ln that you mutt ,... . tha <tass "rty In ttw anaww. ordw to tal<a )'OUr cat to lha . ., tO< his Ohols. UWa hy tha 1M Question Ls-W'Ml are ltMt acc.ptab&e ways ol .,..oteuo< wfflthlnlt you .,. a twn and will tal<a that Into walltl09 out ot a dasa alroody 1ft prootasa? ' ontklo<atlon gqdlng your uams. There a.te many rt•IOI'I• 101 wMtlno to 1ta¥e • caua Tlllt Ia lha most honoUrable way ol dolnQ 11>1091 and I earty-toetl09 Ill, too1109 botoct, fee4mg flu"9'Y, neoctl09 ro am sure that )'OU wlllloel alltha be1tet fO< your hOnesty Unlortunatofy your grade In tlla course could qualify you 0<1 to tlla Hnd bo., naoctl09 to oe1 to •• appointment mote fmoona.nt than tht actuaf ctn.s (I.e Mlrcut, ate.) AU tor academic probation. of theM are vatld 3. You con,. toctlul ot>d diii!Ona•t-You maat tho wnne atell ctasallas 111 own peroonatlty and thoukll>a prolnsor outtlde tile room and oplaln qulcl<ty that you tlttateo • 1tt111 diHero"tty. Utero Itt aomt batlc.t to mull tea .. tha clau eat!Y In order to C11(Cfl a !ll(lht to waf-lng out of a lecture. You ntta to UnCI YCK.u owra at"yle t"•t you can join your family, which Ia spendl09 tilt and pet lect it 1oH•r some suggesUone here. They may weekend ln Europe. Usu111y the proreuor will thlolil •ou are "-'Y wnlthY and w ill tAke lhAt anto con1)deraHon not be perfect bot tMY WOt~ed tor otnera. , . Don't Qot l n the llrtt pllc:e- The otw~ us flttt choice when grading yOYr eJams. tor all of u& Ia to slmPI~ blOW t~• alua olt In ttte lltat • · You c.n be tudtl1nd honest-In the mkklle of ctau _.,.1 tt••• pl.ac:e.Ttlls Ia c.alled pun1lng The chance& a,• lhll the ln.s·tructol wiU never notice that you are missing. This becomes more dltHeutt aa 1ne ,.,neater woara on,_ If you are planning on ut lng thiS often then aet yot.useU up when you do oo to class. Find a.omt one you can 001 you put your hand up, get the atten tion of the JnaHuctor. then explain thai vou are leaving beCause helsht Is • taring teacher and you would rathet t leep In a bed at home than In a hard Pl•sUc thillr ln a 01as1room. Oon•t plan on re1urnlng to the course. 5. You can , . pure ni<H-In tha mldcllo of claoa I"OU tlam your- OIWt. clroo )'Our I*'. IHJI your jaclcat "" and . . . . wiiiiOUI ~nation. Ptan on • I1&0CIY glare t01 fiiO,.,. two 011nroo clast ... Ilona Qf )'OU lla.. 1110 ro mum to tho ctau.j. a. You.,., bo "'""'arlo and ..--In tile middle ot cl&u yOU OIOiand yOU llaWI IO tlln>W liP, p;elt up your otull QUlcttly and Nn out ol 1110 room. Ex-t oy,..,..lh)' o t ,,. nel<t ~"" mMtlng. 7. Be •IJ-$11 ri9ht next to tlla - · rnal<o ""re II ,..,...,, ojor, k - a ~ ayo on t,. otol. ~ ...,.,. it -lng tho other way or Ia mokt09 on Important pOint, allp outlha -· a-an~ you worn be mlttoel unl... It ,. a ..,.,. omalt clut 01 you oskoct a qua111on eorll<l•lot you-· ukocto quaotlonj. Be tl'f our ttupld-Trydol09 tho p•avlouo method hom tho back of tho reom. Ocljlr /on- ~no~ lacturo flalt o. Tho big lecture hal,. are to lar90 tflol you could HI on a bomb on one tide and the otnor alde might 1101 ever find out. Just 'tonG up ond e. leave. Tnla Ia the fir at In a torlot on how lo dtal with ar.ad&mll aM the Unt~rlltY" Buffalo. To toose who lhouQhttnat thO 810 Moclt Alloc~ nod graduateolnto <OIIIIy, PolitiCal SCience majors never gradua te, 1ney just go on to g,aduate achoot Opn Forum Bv Jchn Permtto T ne 'oflowlng we a ••nt to eft ' _ • culry, ethi•Ota. ot>d lnstrucrora. updlt/hg them on now V<Od/ftg porte In n... lllflco are fill a lith- AI we prep&re lor tr.. Fen s.m-1.,, eevetal ~larlflcatlon• ~09 gradl09 pOlicy oro In ordor. I urge 'IOU In tne au_.t po&albla •. , . . to mal<a your students aw01o ol tMa POlley In the 11111 ol ciUSM. prefetably • • pan of wlletavw Pflntod matotlalo ere dlotrot>uttod to tMm. Tllll ,. H~lly d1tlcal ln l h o otFrultmen. . 1 Rnlgr>~rlon w/11!0111 Aco~mlc l'wmolty: Tho peyloO ourt09 whlell a otUOOnt may reston ttorn a courea withOUt oeadomk: ponalty flu _ , OJ!tnded 10 olght Studa<\t• who ota In one way 0< .-liar unlit to< o particular courte SIIOUid haWI . . , . of k.-109 tflal in aulllclentlltne to rulgn wltiiOUI ..,_mk: ponalty. : . The •)(• Grode: Tho ·x• a r - no tonoar ....... (Prior to tne Fall 11182 ...,..,.,, the 'X' deol9natod on •unorll.,l&l 1utgr>~tlon', I.a., dltoppeoranco horn tho oouraa without official reSignation and 101 rouono •~tflelantly 10tlout to ha. . juatlllod follureto ratton olflcloiiY). Tho 'X' Ia no longer an option to lrtatructOit In g•~lng studentL Oft tne ftnor g,..,lng torm, Whan on ·x· appearo or no grooe at all. 1110 s t\Jdent will automatically racolve an 'F'ThQ belnq th• e•n. It I• Imp«•''" th•t ltt.JtNJctora ••Y •••llobla orMu •rwents or 1/JO crllrc.l notuto o1 ,,. tight wool< daodhno 101 rulgnlng • l rf<O<JI a u -lc /»ffO/ry. 3. Tho-'* o1 1 ' (lnc<>m/>M.., One JM1 hom now. In lho Fall of '""·a new pOlicy on tho,_,. ol lncomplatt, adol>tod by lila Facu11Y 5enato, wUII>a lmplornontod In tne Fall ol1!1112.1>o-. thO some policy Uloelltt -lout yMta .... obtain. IO Wll: Tho ,.,.,.. of ' Incomplete', at '"" Olocrotlon oltho lnstnrctor, may be g...., • stuclent • ho. too • laQftlmato been obaam horn.., oumiMtlon 0< oould not c:ompleto all oltha uslgnecl wort< In o coutsa. Tho """'""' muot lla-. a pual09 ""'courM, and 111ar0 muat Plot a moans by whic:fl the lluclant .. able 10 complete tllacoutse f*IUI . - s . Tho ,.,.,.. of 'lncomplfto' notrnalty must 1 > a within two yo~ Irom tha and or tha Mmalttr dUitng whlclllt wu tr,curred, althOUQfl lnllructoro may Ml tlmo Umlu tflorttr than tllat. II a otuOont lalla t ,.,.,.,. thO mart< ol ' lneompiOio' within tile atlpulatoct tlmo, It Decofnt,l petmMMtnt mArlc on the tranacrtpt. Fun,.rmort~ Jtixlent• may not ,.,.., for d-rJrN credit any ccwru In ~tftlctt an 'lncompilte' ••• lncuned. In ot~ words, r-tlno lila courea .. not an acuptal>te meana of •omcWI09 the '1-IOte'. 4. ~ling ~ rumor.o and ropottt to tfla contrary, fhare 11 no-~ In lho un,.,rslry WI~ policy 011 r-ating oou,... Which follows: Oftty atudonll -records shoW o fa lling or- (F, --.liN •-In Cou'""' !)). an oHiclal reai:Qnal!on cf9, or Opr GP''fW oclw rg ftll t8821on unollk:lal r. .lgnatlon ()() In 1 cou'" may roput not.. hottt....et, that I vours.e Vlrith 1 1'1 evet~ It lhe atUdent IUbuque.-,tty f epNtl l nd PIIMI \IW COUtlt. If I course 101 which a t>llttlng g rade nu b e e n · - It r-toct, t~ Qf'acM WtlllhoW on 'hf IUide"t'l S*"rT\II'*'l t iCOfd 1M tho ct0</11 ot>d qwNty poinlo wllr not,. counltd II 101 Cffidlt. PIIIH ·p ;.-.cJe * Ill remalf\ on gtedt recor01 tOWalfl• V<OdVI/Iolr, A notation of 'd~pllcate etoctW Will 1>a m - on tho parmanant In tflort. &llrdanlo <XIrl'r!*tt a covroe wijh • lowef or- than the\' WOUidlla. . lito c t - ""' ... oncOIHIIOOO to l>aiiOva that r-tlnll the ClOUfM will t<P<>"90 ,,.. ll<at grwda or lrno«We their Quality Point Avw- 5 Racord ot llaolllrtllon:- uroa yOUr otUOOnts to ~-- their raglotrotlon card and lee InVOice with utmost eaiO. It II • IOOOfd of '"" ..,.,,... In wnlelltha\' aro otllclllty roglottrOCI. l nd IO< """'~ , ,,.~ • •• ~mlc:alty ond flntn~lolty llabiO. Tho lnekfence ol , , _ . gtlava.~.-. o"" o. odal lncroaaaa yearly. Tho ...,. care vou tai<O In epeUine out-praletatMy In wtiUng-uniVOIOity ; ., ..,109 pOik:ln u well It vou, own l)tl1tc-ullt ocwrM f'eQUI~.I·, tr,e • • oflance you hovo of Qelll09 lnvofvetl In an unpleount grleYoneo oltOa tlon. Jolin "*odotto Ia tho Daan ot tha Dlvlolon ot llactero"O""' F~f!P,~'~?J~!~.'!! ~,.,oro P)' • , ., .t ,_., #. ' S �De an . contlnu«< '""" P"OO 1 Boll\ candidates decJined to SP$10Ulate on wily there D espite the snafui, both Madtinnon and Naylor would not be a dean in place roday. Rossberg said, plan to remtJn in the hunt for the pon. "I have no "There may have been some errors in jud&ement in intentions of nayina on new, but my interest in the different places, but I'm fairly confident that we will appointment has not diminished," Naylor explained. recover ancf have no negative effect in the dean's MacKinnon said that it would not be proper to orroce." comment, but indicated a desire 10 Slay in Tbe vice president called the matter a "complex Robert Rossberg Sptcut~m photo one" that bad bistoricall'OOI$ and placed blame on the negarh~ reaction to Naytor on pas1 eventS. "Some just tbouJbt that MacKinnon was bener qualified for thc. post for a variety of reasons." "The President and I d<cided that there were JOme problems with tile seardl proeas, tile the repon was written," Rossbera siad. "In order 10 forestall any complaintS abc:>ut tile process we asked the search committee to reconvene and go tllrouab the process aaain .•. Rossbera surmised that faculty were upset because they thou&ht that Naylor was not as qualified as MacKjnnon and they became upS<t for a number of reasons. Tiley met with Sample and then with beth rhe President and Rossberg in order to convince the two that 'Naylor was not the best choice. The search was concluded in the middle or May and during June and July nothing hl\p~ned becau5< of vaCl\tions and other delays. It will be sraned up ~~&ain under the direction of English Chairman Rich;vd Fly and will include student , faculty and staff representatives. Both Rossbcrg nnd Sample will then interview the finalists and the vice president will make a recommendation 10 the President , who will forward a name to the St~te University of New York Board of Trustees. contention. Rossbera said that the breakdown "did not lessen" the 1,.0 men's chances and be decJined to speculate on .a,ar the search comminee mi&ht do. "The options are Still open," the vice president asserted. He beli.-·es that more eood "ill come our of this than bad, an Impression that hu cha,.ed since the begin nina or the ~ummer. "The lona-run dfect wt11 be a positive imptlC'I," he s.iad. "It wiD heighten the interest in the search process and increase communication with the vice president's office and the faCility." But Naylor was somewhat unsure of the dfecr-esp<cially if lhc. process dnas on into the semester . If it continues. he said the faculty might not be as well repr~nted in the Council of Deans and durina any mitior d<cisions. "lf It's looser than six weeks, it could have some impact on the averaae student in a social sciences major," Norylor, a blstory professor explained. Naylor snld that ir the search Look lo<~ser than six weeks some morale problems within the faculty migllr result . Ross berg $1W sonoe lnrger kssons in the ma11er. "The proce.n for a ~earch rnust be clean and clear," he siad. 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The Huabes' decision will not be fiu.Jlzed until they are heard at the "university levd", then at the State Unlvmity of New York (SUNY) level, accordlna to Esposito. Overall, his record with the UB ba.skctbaU proaram 1$ 49-60. Howrver aplrut more equitable Division Ul competition, it stands at 49·26. nus yrar, Hughes will coadl the ckfendina State University or New Y•k Athletic Conference SUNYAC Champions. The Bulls, altbollah just ll-17 overall, bad a 7-3 SUNY AC record. With a couple wins in the rmats they ac:compllsbed what no UB roundba!J team bad done in IS years hlsta<y of the coor-. dlnch an NCAA post«ason Division IU LO\Irnament Sports £41/or ast Thursday it wu announ~ that UB Mens' Varsity Ba.skctball Head Coacb Bill Hu&bes' current contract to pilot th< team would not be <XI<nded put the upoomina 1981-83 L season. nus could be the rmaJ tllSSI< that th< Bulls' conuovemal ba.skctball coach will be lnvol~ in. Hugbes'carecr at this Univenily has been sbroud<d in turmoil and prrsonalhy conflicts often involvlna playeq and members or the administration . \ Th< coadl redrved a letter from Chairman Or. Salvatore Esposito of the Oepanment of Rcaeation. Atbleties. and Related Instruction (RAR I), teUin& him be was fir<d. Esposito and Edwin Muto, Mens' lntorcolleaiate Athletic Director, had tb< final '*Y in the matter. According to the Courf~r-Exprns, Hu1hts dolms that o conspiracy bet ~·een the two wa.r o dl!/inite factor. "All olon11herc ha.r betn o conspmtty with Esposito ond Muto to ll<t rid of m~. " Hughes told the Courier, "Muto has recommended not renewlna my contract three straiaht years, but I wu really suprised when he did it this lime." Hughes hiU bern or><rating as head baskrtbaU coach and an instructor in th< University's RARI scholast.ic program sine< 1978. His oriJinal two-year conttact was followed by two subsequent one-year concraas. appear~. On a personal ba.sis, Huahes was honored a.s SUNYAC Coach of the Year in 1980. ln winnina ru. fi<1t of two SUNY AC Western Division titles, be compiled the Bulls' only overall winning season, 17·10. ThatinehiJI<d a perfect IO.C record in conferencc play. The next year UB tied for the division crown with • crosstown rivals Buffalo State. This past year, after a play-orr with 1'1-edonia State, they finished =ond. Huabes, 46, is a 19S7 araduate of Greenville, W. Collqe. He has a B.S. in Physical Education and a Master's dqree he earned from the University of Illinois in 1961. His exr><riencc or coaehin& college basketball rtarted in Rochester. In six seasons at Roberts Wesleyan, he put toaether a cumu.lative tabulation of 70-49. Movin.a on to a lonaer relationship with I t was in early May. while lheMieased coach had Fredonia State CQ!kae, he returned the favor by requested an expanded th.u·y<ar contract, when h< auidin& II season• worth of teams to 121-IOS. originally found out that hb services were not in the IJI 1976, he took a break from the Western New department's future plan•. York hoops scene to be an a.ssistant coatb at the University or Aorida. The decision .. as biU<d on two <valuations of Hughes a.nd ru. work by Muto and fellow Oirrctor "It's obvious that this bas nothina to do with my Edward Michaels. Whrn Hughes wu denied access to Bill Hughes Spectrum photo coachina or ba.skctball," HuaJoes said to the Courier, the evaluations for reviewin& their accuracy, whkh os "I wasn't his {Muto 's) cboitt when I &Ol the job and he has been uncooperative ever since." Muto and Esposito would not comment a.ny a right given to bim aecordina to the Union or further on the Hughes' dilemna, bowrver, they eacb "Ba.sically It is a case of prrsonal bias from the Univmity ProfC$$0'1, he ch- to a,p pealthe said that the university's sick "''Ould be known at • Alblttlc Director." he conduded . decision. GRADUATE STUDENTS Activity Fee Waivers are available for graduate students at 103 Talbert Hall ~ DEADLINE FOR SUBMITIING APPLICATION S IS ' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, at 4 P.M. I"TERESTED O"DERGRADOATESTODE"TS Internships programs available throagh The Colleges In sach areas as: Community Otvdopmmt Social ~es Envii'OIVTierllal Slucf~es womens· Sludies Urban Studies Communlcalion Govtmmen1 Concmu ~alth Sfrvkes ltgallaues Mental Heakh StMces AnsMana~l Contact Therese Warden. Coordinator of Internship Programs at 6l6· Z 191, or The Colleges Dean' s Office at 6l6·Zl16. SEE K>UR JOSTENS REPRESENTATIVE. On the following UB C l811 Ring Daya l llo\TE Tues.· Fri. Sept. 7·10 TIME 10 am • 4 pm PLAC£ NEW UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE �STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE ' Waivers are due by September 15, 1982 at 5:00pm • Main St. 1) Harriman Hall - Bank Machine \ Areas Monday- Friday 10- 3 Monday - Thursday 5:30 - 8:00 pm 2) Michael Hall 2 - 3 9 - 5 Amherst 1) Capen Lobby Monday- Friday 10- 3 Tuesday, Wednesday 5:30 - 8 2) Ellicott Complex (Student Clu~) Monday - Thursday 5 - 8 All offlcres closed Monday, September 6 (Labor Day) Any Questions on Waivers, Coverage or Claims, stop by 0213 Michael Hall or call 831·3284. Get to the answers faster. Wtth the'Il-55-ll. • �More than just a sport -it's a year round job Student Association Book Exchange By JON M. OlAT Do you feel as if your old books are \\torth something? Do you need extra cash? MQI!ali"l &!/tor 1penni.Qs nearly aab• moalbs and >1 kaSI 162 ~~ iC&SOII S pmcs, tift for a l!fOf<SSional baseball pla)'V """ be mrntally and pbyDcally dnllnlna. Todav. players takr ~<:ti'O panlcipalioo in off..s<lUOn coodilionin&. Whether il be linin& welahll or ruoniog, bueball playe..... COO><Ioua or th<ir condition. Tht play<ll aJt w<U aware or lht fact 1ha1 there!; alway> somebody dJt ~ooltln& lor thdr position. _ & 'llry to .ray !'it dunn& th< ofi·Kuon," .aid l..t» Al1Jtle$ , _ ., r•>t baseman St<Vt Galvty. "I'll rest. !0< the r11st month, bu; 1hen 111 sian up ..;th ~ nuuun1 and 1 foe of JW~U<tball . " Caney added. "I doo'l do mud! ..;th wdJbu. lllhouah I IO<n<liruo 10 on lhe n>.Uiilw ~riabl prolf&DI if I ltd I nttd 11. " Oarvey figures that aboul 85 1u llO P<TctDI of b...ball player. do condltionina or som< son. Welabl Urtlng and runmng arc th< mn.u commoo methods, O;uvey'• lcammlle, •hortSiop BIU Russell , b.., defined • <'OmpJeu provam after tht sta>011 blltk in Oklahoma. " Whftl: you u111 to &don in your years in a prorcss1onal sport, you have 101 10 keep fil," SO)> Rlmdl "Whm the seasoo "doot, I'll wort oo tile nautd\li ~e and do some di.MlJI« TIIJlnin& .. Pta}'In! golf and I"I<'Qutlball art IJDOCl& II11U<U'> fllvor\tt ad>VIIio . "The teaSOn is very lon& on baatb&ll and you bo•c to bc on lop •hape 10 keep your job." RIW<ll added. "You ga u;cd tO lh< uerci•C$. Md after a whiJe you grt addicted " 1\ plll)tr'• lasting 10 years 111 the big lequ., can bc aunbuttd not only 10 their athltlit abllily bul how he trt•u hi> body, Prime U>~nl)lti arc Carl Yasuumsltl of II>< Boston Rod So• and P<r< Row or tile Phlladdplua PluWcs. " II sou a IJllk touahtf cad• - · " Wd the 41 JUt old Rose. "What r..Uy lloW> me do"" I> th< amoUDt or travdhn& we do, 1111d by IIIIJll>l h is tol~Ch. but tf •e ar< in 1 pennet raee. rov IO<fl<l 1bout all If you answer.ed YES, the S.A. Book Exchange can help. Bring in your old books, set your own price, and we'll help you sell them. the aches aod pains." Rose does a 101 of runnlna afltr the bueball l<UOO a> well&> a wtiahltd bal •• ltaSI ~ tim.,. • day plu> throws a bueball. .. EJudsc can'c hun you," Rost' says. ·•h hiU JOUcn me: to where: I •m now, and I enjoy lht pmc "' much today 1> I did ,.ben I was a w<ighlllnlna. He a.lw s"""" rookie " MDII playen qrtt that 1prina uairw>t " a •llua.bk Old poo< 10 1he t.eUCHt. Oespitt u·, rdutd piR'. It pro'W'ido eM playn lO once •.&a.io sa att1aroa1td wnh rbe game t;:::::::~~NOW REGISTERING,~~~ INSTITUTE OF JEWISH STUDIES llur$MI ol Jewllh Educlrtion of We're located in GnNnw Buffalo AffiRated with Buffalo State, &nplre State, Hilbert, Medalle and Trcx:alre Colleges FAU. TERM SEPT. 2nd to DEC. 21 s1 Room 62 S Harriman Hall All classes 819 held from 7 :20·1 0 :00 p.m. except one Tuesday morning class· Jewtab C«nt~r • Amhcnt BuUdlog AI Courso S...bjca ro Minimum Regtsrnuion COURSE INSTRUCTOR and we'll be open starting MONDAYS • lleglnnlog l>epl. 1 3 Elnno:n!ut\~Hdlrtw Ruth o\l<rln lr-d2l -~ond eo.-~sl today until September 17 HlJ-o/ond~ 8II*DI '*'- ttl Our hours are TUESDAYS · &lglnnlng Sept. 7 Monday - Friday El<mmr"'ll Hd>- --- Joo<rplt (t - I ll c;.- Mon~ss "' .IN..,., H......, 0.-~ ,_.., I> All<n Pod<r fo1oro and H11 f!dlglon Dr (l.tv<l ll 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. • E-rv H<bmM (Ltwl2)9·20oM · IZO!Ipm "'*""" We're even open till 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday and :Thursday M.cldl'or~n- THURSDAYS · &lglnnlng Sept. 2 &mmla<\• H<b<ow So hurry up and let us sell your books and get you t Ro.oh/olco... llntil) /numw!dtou t'--14) lldoono<d- eo......ond~ l'--61 lmoducdon •• lllbllcGI lt- h r l - ond Ccn-lon Dr AlltnPod«t MONEY : Open to IH Eodr~ Commuolly for Cr~t or No...Credtt Cour... For Information 8nCI reglltnltlon, pie.- cell or wrtle: BUREAU OF JEWISH EDUCATION 2640 N. forat Rd., Geuvtll~. N.Y. 14068 ~~~!;;I.;::J;;:;I;~:;;:I;;:r:;:::l'l;z:;;;:J;::X:::::I:C::C:X::X:::Jt::~ .Yo.a;;;~;;e;~~~.6U;UI~tw:SMS;iii;;;;;s;~ ....., , ..,~~-'''' - --·'~··-·-··-,--.. .~6 �~~~:-~ ~ ~ ~' ~ ~ Base b aII ..onu••..s "- Watch for CELEBRATION '82 Sunday, s.pt. 12, 1M 2 BalM Pt. AJDherat Ca•pu APPARa. 6 800TERY BraodNa-at Dlaeount Pnc:e. n~ y_, ....... . o•• u 3114 Main at Highgate 833-6565 ~ NEW LOCATION r Kent Tekulue Suburban Office Supply ,.lifTING AIID COPYIIII COOP I has moll<'d with The Branch Bookstore SUPER FAST PRINTING to: 3225 MAIN ST. Buffalo, NY ......." 'QUICK COPY • .. ..O...., tC SICMI __- .......... ....... .,...... •~lli i UWS • 'l'WIJll •IOitl" l WE HAVE: ART SUPPUES SCHOOL SUPPJJES B OOI<S ANO SCHOOL SURVI VA L ITEMS ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ •Ltnl......,l •..,._U J CU OI ,.,.. . . . . . .....,... .... ---- • OfYUOM.J • wt:DOfliiiO ft""'f• Tt01'8 )ltl . . . . ........ _. - - --- ·--------------------------------. MINGLES I I I I : I : I I 3297 Bailey Ave. 834-2121 I .l. "Free" pitcher of beer with doubla order of Wings or Large Pizza Offer up,... OcJ I ... 1 I L--------------------------------~ .......,-""'...,.,._,.....,.."""" - P - ., O..... COMING CELEBRATION '82 Sunday, s.pt. 12, 11142 Baird Pt. Amherat C.apooe Your Student Service Corporation Announce.: ~ ~ ~ Poaltlons Available 1) Squire/Amherst Division Director 2) UUAB Film Assistant 3) UUAB Sound Business Manager 4) UUAB Sound Technician/Supervisor 5) UUAB Publicity Assistant i Applications available at Sub-Board I 112 Talbert Ha ll : (WDMSCl Neat Dress Open dal~ 4 pm SUB-BOARD I INC. l °. L;:========:;'IL________ For beneT .servoa r ' ' S prina tr.:O,., aeu·>'OII bock Into •h• aam• mentally," w d Pitubur&h Pint< veteran Willie St011dl. " It's a aood drnrto 1<1 <X<ro banina prl<'li"" and r<saln )'o<lftlmina. I rully don't do oo)'lhlns in the off.....on <J«PI for 10""' aolf, but otbu tban that, I fed that sprina trainina 1.1 onou&h to 1<1 you back into shape." 0o<1acr <IIeber Sieve Yeaacr shares Slaracll'• pbilosophy "I don't do any wdaJ>ttil'lina or runninJ durona the winter," Yeaacr Aid. '1'he sca>on is 10 ion& u il is, I fed thm I daetve the,... and I take a.dvantqc or it Yeaacr admined thll he doc$ ~Y u oa:ulon.aJ pme or rocquetbaD and a row>d or aolf, but for the IDOSI part he fecb thm he should mnain clolc to his fllll\ily. tf'When the~ CO<JI<S When I ha"" 10 tif\ <O'Qahu all wirucJ. thm I'll tnowlt's time to leave buebllll," Y<aact added. WltUe moot of the I1Spl)ft.libility of rcrn&llliJIJ hcollby ran. oa the ~)'cr. oecaslonally the manaacr and trainer will ad...U.: or sometime even order a ~ to do some son of condiliooina. "Usually the~ knows how well he b physically," Aid New York M<U . . . . _ ~ Bamherarr. "Sorncti1na a playcr will talk to me or the tnlillcr and J<l~orn< advice on how to Improve lhrir physique, I ll<Y<f really ordered -.d>ody to do conditionlna altbouah there have been tirncs where I have rccommcnckd 11\at the pla)'ft'" do some. •• ll&mbttacr reels lhlll today's pla~n are In better shape then wheo he ...JI~ Wa5 • pilebcr with rhe Milwaut oe Braves in tb< l 'l$0's "The playu> ar< faster, taUcr, and lltonacr". says Bambcract . "Most of tbcse &UYI would he embarrassed If t.helr body "'•nt to pot, so they really keep after thcm.sdve1 oft' the nclds. You don't see many playen ~lr< Babe Ruth who 10.0uld t~uff 18 hot dOJS Into th<nuelvcs JWL bdo(l' a sam• these days . • • Those: daya &r< aone". 0 p- w......,r · s .- . pego 15 For more lnfonnatlon call=~ '~~oc::=e~ ATTENTION: ALL FOREIGN TEACHING ASSISTANTS JMno • Conlo end Joc:ltota OOH, .,.. UJIO K. 'fOUG£1 -""""' J EANS PLUS 27 UNIV. PlAZA AUTO·CYCLEINSURANCE * montha low rat... lnatant FS lonna, to pay * Speclallzl"9 In foralgn atudenta/ out-ol·atate drivers * driving All drivers accepted ragardleas of racord _. Active .A.1nsurance Call tor''" oaHmatas 896-2700 GENERAL EDU CATIO N COURSE WOMEN IN AN CIENT GREECE AND ROME Clarlflc.otlon: 1, It Is NOT CLOSED. II you ~· ·• ony lurlher vouble regt•ltrlng1 caJI LC. Curran 11 838-3639. 2, II IS approVlld aa a OENERAL EDUCATION COURSE wlltl~or you toXolt u Cfnalco 210 OR tilllllfY 210 OR Wornen'o Studlltl 210. 3. Thll COurH h . . been approv..S 10( 2'«llWI..Sqo oroaa: o) Hlttorloal 4 Pt!lloaoplll<:al Studlo1, and b) FO(olqn Lanquagta 4 C<oao C..lturo A Cburse designed especially for you w/fl be offered in Fall Semester 1982. Classroom Communication Skills for Foreign Graduate Teaching Assistants FOR 512 Y TUES.·THURS. 2·3:15 CLEMEHS 121 FOR 512 Z TUES.·THURS. 1 2:30-1~ CLEMENS 121 Course Obj ective: This co urse Is designed to help Foreign Teaching Assistants Improve their per sonal and classroom com· munlcatlon sltfl/s and to help them gain Insight into elements of cross-cultural communlcatfon·ss they relate to teaching effectiveness. ALL S.A. FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS PICK UP YOUR BUDGET PACKETS BY OCTOBER 15TH IN ROOM 111 TALBERT HALL IF YOU DON'T YOU 'LL BE CUT OUT For more Information p lease contact JANICE GBUREK Intensive English lai"J9U•ee lnatltute, 317 Baldy Hall Regletrallon le by "-t!nleslon of the Department 836-2017 Swdenl Auoclallon �AC)()IIIII&Aft WAHTI.O lllllf ..,_,.... .......... ....,...cn..-v~ .. ,._•e..... ............... ,..... ,.,..... ....... r---------, l Why J Qllt»1W.tM ._, ...._., ....... WAHTm WATUN ...... ~ STUOOfT to Rent I CAA STWOS-1fll1HONES I I _,._,...,.,_ I Pulh ao~ton $19 95 • I TELEPHONES 1 auto NMitot With od 1 P-. au-ooss I tmr;._.F.. aw I I I 1 I 1 ::';;~T~~~~~-~~ Tonight Uve RDdt BUXX r_, - - $ 1 .00 82FNibma.oPorty -night tMtumg M- .._, Uquor ....,, F'fee T·IIWI• to be rofltod Rlclo)' · Dioco ..-to: llloal. . Soddlu ~ =AN=:=.L~IN~!;:; ; ;~; :; ; ;~;~2;-; ;1;12ft; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; f Watem New York'• #1 International New Wave Night Club Sept. 1 THEfEMS Remote Control · Sept. 2 Sept. 3 M.m& Sept. 4 ll.fCTm-MAN Sept. 5 SUMMER'S END PATIO PARTY NEWTovs FREE Hot dog• & Hemburgera MIXED DRINKS 2 for the prtce of 1 ttl midnight CANADIAN MONEY AT PAR The ISRAEL INFORMATION CENTER Announces the fall opening of CHUG IURIT an informal Hebrew group for beginners-intermediates. A great place to use your Hebrew and pic up some more. Firat M"tlng · Wed. Sept. 1st 8 p.m. Room 220 Talbert Hall L'HITRAOT ~ - Student APC>Cladon - �classified ads - LOOidflidi*OiitliiOITTtWtweliNl"...,_,_...,_ ,.,. ............ ...,... c.. '* ~ OfUVDW l'(,llt:SOH ~ ~ P'OimONI ~ ~. HMIMMI ~ tof ...nouttii'UOIIIIII:a.~ lfl ""' ~ ot e.IY.,., ••>lMOII., Clttitel'l, W.li• "'• 'riUa. 6t~• fl0 =~=- H r ..,..,, .. ,., ........ &..~~M.-IIOM-........,.. ts.a2J'tl OUITAft l.UIOHS, .,~ .....,_ "" DIHr ~ ,...,.. ....,~---fii*""'-WIICI ...... olt41118ol. - Ulnw'y• -- '.••Tit 1". .,..... . . 13).1102 tor ., IN OlA ITUOIHTI ASSOCIATtOH PICN IC, WELCOME .A BOARD We've moved! \ Now conveniently located at lhe s-Jcvard MaD, In Sattlu'e tat lhe entrance closest to lhe UB S.e Stop. CHEAP FARES UB'o STUOEHT TRAVEL AGENCY Altllne 10 NYC tnd otllo< -tlnotlono Youth hoatal • ElltoH pat- ~--PKI<­ ~foi!Mcoll,,...,..,, •• buclget ...Ind.,,'"" .. 10 a.m.. Ollc;lot1 CtM«. . . a»11n. tor '""'' .,· c e11 ,..,.._ a.»o::6S more lill lormatloft. FH( SHC111tUW hu ...._., W. .,. ,... IOCI4. . 0ft .,.AcliOtMI<I~1· . . .HaiJit YOICI LESIOHf: t..w.n flOW 1o "'.... ,ow ._, AWII:NI. t:J:I•nD. ,.AHO lfi.SONS "'-' "ttttll• ' ' "'• r-ROOne·s-~ Dilf ~ I I ONE FRfE : lo-w. a." cw. ... ~ II ..,. .. ,..._ ... ...., I 1.- W1111l1115 COWOII : 1 I EXPIRES 11/31182 I VAUD ANYTIIIE 1 I ......... ,...... -. ROOTIFS P.., R1111 1 ,,.,.~Ow~~ COUfrrijTIJII """ Ntr.D Ill ......... C.. . . . tJ11AM.fOIT• ............,._............ ~SAUl,_,.._ •-.... '9MCT Yo.. ~. Nt'WL'f OICC)IIIAJlD UP'fiUI J ........._ ~ . . . ~ .......... eood!l.atli ....... OM... o... lfWOMU wowsc. c.e a.zae...,.. s-.....,.__ .............. ........_ Horft AutoiL Wle • • ~ , ,.,.,. illlll!le.,...,~ ..... fi»..D_ ....... ~ • II'MT nMI ~Vt1.. CCltJfrrf$1:l.()R, ,......_. .,.... ~,......, ~·ft~ ~·MIO~~Tr..- lft tftot ~-- ...,. m.oa:a. ---~ I'OMI(»r.. ST'UOVfT CAMIIU$ S4U:S Af' 0n1y -~ r... ctwM.\MCS 04 .... ~ iMQ\1• ...., - - . .. PI'IOfMi _._,.tt -"'" • ~ Wety, 11M CG~M~t..lleln 1ft ad6ltlon to ,,.. ... ......,.,... ~· ..ror.. r~ Oocwldl t ...... ,... . . ~ - Wilt ,, • ._. ~ I'A.IU "T1MI TY,..,., ~ ton. GoNe.. Tffttlt 1ft t1W ~1110 W•L 1»-QD. AU; fOf I Ml ~wy. at ~-. I O..AWirfiO.~~ coo.,, I ,....,.,.,.,..... I I\OOTil l fJ\I Irllll' ..r.t..... bo'¥ ~ " "' 19 . , . . _ , . , . . * ..,.,.,.,..__Mf.Of(D ..... , .... ._ _ _ _ 618-0100 - - -· ........... In the Boulftard Moll ......,.. Gri'IOIIM " -'' ROOM-CooU~ lNf '""'I.I(D"'IOM~,..., ...,...~ .........,.... occ...-,.2<l.ICIO. Cll a:a.G1'0. w.--.V'IAR. ' .....,....,.._MOO DM.a.pc. . . l'tf'lt tn-?048 1111 . . . . . . .. 'Vf\NiaHIO FIV[ I(Df'C)O,.- ttOUH. liiiHy ~t.,.., 1A$0DollltMCutiW. ~ fOO!n•- woot:AN rUAHISHID HOUI~ ..-..t~ 1e10 ~ ,..c~; Of\IY, ........,, Of(( 8l0ft()()U CM,.I.AQt: HOUSt on miN" ' ' " A_....,.. lf'WOVOI' KIIOOI Jtll, IZO ~ .. \ll!Aitltt. , . MOttl lrllo e... "'' "u.... ........ LATE NIGKT MUNCt«ES The thatS as close as YQUrnext class. . . . ~'-4Uwith.M&T . . . .·. . ...~.~ GEf YOUR AU. AT THE PORTER SUB SH OP PORTO\ OUAO, B.UCOTT COMI'Ul\ Wo S...o Swt.. 1.. er-.n. Bftr, Frl... So/1 P>ocu:elo IAT .. . fAQ OUT OUr Fi1lndly Stefl Of Studenta • • help cure THE H UNGARIESI open SUn · Thun llpm • hm R1 • Set llpm . 3.,., FVS IIERltl COPY CE.NTER 1552 Hlltll 834-9311 • Copies • Resume's • Quick-Printing Ask US lilout M do-it·yOIISIII - y AYinl seMm Eany Mominc 11a1n 7:30A.M. Salwllays 7:30 A.M. • 2:00 P.M. Apply for an M&T Bank account at Harriman Hall ,,.. Hall before Sept. 24 and get this Aippy Ayei free-: 1\1 M&Taa.on-Campus - fiX Harriman Hall. M2in Sum Ounpus. C1JX'fl H.111, Am~-n~t C.1mpn' State University ofNL'W York at Buff.uu. • Computerized Typesetting • Audio Visual • Process Camera ~rvlces • 2 Color Spectalists • Publications -~~ m~A... ~~NV i14·1Jff • �etc. S-trum photO Oy Jim SUtley - quote_of the day "h is the hei&Ju of hypocrisy for someone to march for peace and then ao home to &rill a steak, roast a chicken, or fry some fish. " Nocr. Nollca ....... Cnt or-... The SpcdNm- IM>I 1-ftlUloleodcad_...S._..nllotri&JIIIO t4k oil eocJca. Nocka t o - . . . , . . IMio , _ . . . M ,__k<l lor-~ ,n.tJooc. Nocka d - bol&k.. o•u IM ....... Coww lARa will - M priak<l. o..41.... on Motday, Wt<l-ay u4 Frtdoy a t -· -from a Hare Krishna pamphlet Sc.._,.. lv1ldl OrJ. is luoving a p;cnic on Sunday, Sq>l. 5 at A.tron Falls Part. Call 636-3062 for info. and resorvatioM. E•cr)'OOe wdc:ome. announcements r"" Su•aiit1 EHa~~o• CHttr- n.e 11aff mectin.& w111 be held oo S<pL 1 at 7:30 p .m. in 415 Michod Hall. All eourudors should auend. If vnablt pltue contacl a dirt<OO< a.t 831·1584 or 636-1361. Opn " - spon_..t by the JewUb Student Ccnt<r O>&bad HOU$< 8-B-Q, Wed., Sept. I, 5 p.m., 5 minutes walk from Ellioott Complex oppooite the Wilkesoo and Spauldina Dorm• over the Ellicott Creek footbridge. 'ne Senallly £41-lot CHttr b CooaJtlor for Jewish Yovth Group. Call Edi< 11 636-3062. toni&ht in Room '1111 Norton ll 7. Suil and de Is rtqllired. meeti'* now """"Plina applications _ _ __;;.;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ for Vo!unteo CovnKiin& Positions. Trainln& swu Sq>l. 13, 1982. To put In an appllcal.ioo visit either the Main St . offiCe TM S,.Cinl• 'a Orp8lzatloaal M«ddlop wiD be held on: 01 415 Micbld Hall or t.be Amberu offo<cat 206 Talbert Hall. Thurldoy, September 9at 3:30 and 6:30 1n 14 Baldy Hall, and TUodoy, Sq>lcrnbor 14 at 3:30 in the Palmer Room (Seeond n - . Haniman Hall). 0.. tM. a ~-~ TUtor uoderprivileaed ciUidren In remedial readlntl tu>d awb. No cxperiala oea:ssary. Call CAC DOWII31·l511 . You will Ieoni morethaa J'OUa>Uid evu Clrdo It MedJoot-5epl. l, 2p.DI. tu>dl:30p.m., 111 Talbert . teoch them. Palmer Room. a..k K is the 11rJa1 ~· oavk:< orpllizatlon in the world. lbt UB Orck K Club ..W hold Its Fall orpnlutioa.al ~ oe Wed. Sq>l. hi at 1 p.m. Ia s...nc,. .... - . Ntpu-Tucoday and Wednesday, 111 Talbert tu>d 8:30p.m. Ia the ~ Room, lnd n-or Sq>l. 7lb and lib, time: 7-9 p.m. Pt.:.: Norton Hall. Come Harriman. Pla.IIC atla>d one or call Cathy, 176-.3947, for meet the womm or Cbl Omqa and Alpluo Slama Alp/la mort Info. Sororities. For more lftfomwlon, <:all B3:Z..II49. Give! We want your blood. You may no< be d)'ina to Jive it but people are dyio& to aet it. Help the CAC and American Red Crou by &ivin& biooo oo Tueadoy, Sq>l. 1 from 8-1 p.m. and Wednesday, Sept . 8 from 9-l p.m. in Clpeo, room 10 (oear infonnatlon booth). For rnon: Information <:all the Community Actioo Cot!>t· lll·lm . Slama ' " Epolloo fratcnoltr- Rhual Mmina fllhdltla. Jnt<r<tted In advenbln&, art, journalism or &ettlaa Involved Ill UUAB c:oncen promocion7 Pleue attend thil ...,..in&. Wedneldoy, Sept . I, 5 p .m., 211 Tolbert, AmberR Campus. U\JAB l'oblldtJ Co•alttee The U.B. ~ O•b mem evtry Thursday in Diefendorf Anna Louna< at 7 to 10:45. Startlna Sq>l. 10. the club will a11o mee1 every Friday ln the Farao Rec. Center, 7 to 10:45. The club I> open 10 all, equipment Is provided, tnsuuction avallablt by reque~t . movies, arts & lectures c-,.. a-.s, Convment ill Con«<1, p.m .. Suo., Sq>l. s. I Marsball Ct .. ElllcoU Complex. A . _ for-a.tocs-nu<. Sq>l7. I. 9. 7·11 p.m .. Alko (old 8oUd Hall), MSC. Coellf lln<1ola-Bia<t MounWII Collep ll 'a produetioo for the Fall an)'OM lr lnteraled in dlrectlna. Sial< manaJina. etc. and W< ... in dap<rate • or a &ood ..... erew, For more info. call our office at 636-1137 or David a1 6'36-5143. Thank you. --lf UUAI c-.1 ,...._Sq>l. I. 5 p.m., 111 Talbert. !Hr , !tm-~st~inatRoom5lS,Harrimlu>Hall Lottrested in mualc and con«n prodoctiont TbCD aot It - " "· HoW'/ By beina a -oill1'll..,.. JOID CAC involved Ia UUAB-p<ovldin& mleruiJimc:nt to the \IB- • Wid fmd OUI tbe dcuih Of tbe bell deal in IOWD 00 dowDhiJ1 ski~Da· Ofllce houn art ~·Frlclay, 9 a.m. tn 4:30 p.JII. tu>d be t1u11 spocW. Prs, Nursina-.et your Cocnmunity. Tbb ......U,.. is for all rcturpil>& ..,., IICC\Irity Our membenloipjlriw bqlas Sepc. 1. >oiWiteer cxperiala Wouab CAC. La "' ~ you in and bospitality ern<~ ...., aayoOe i'nrtta~ed In aottlna ill-olved~ 1« wlw il il allobnul! bospit&lr, dinia, bealtb -en. For mo<e infotmation <:all the Community Aetioo Cot~>t. 131·3521. T,for tb< Women's Volltyball UU.U CPA ~ <¥ .......... Wed., Sept. I in Clpeo T-la Olrt Hd()ym 011 the Mliol !uwa Ciompoa. Aayoow LouQae for ao)'OM intc:rated ia pooitions u nten, n~~<~~. intc:rated .,a.- repon 10 Oar~ 0,. • 4:15 p.m. today. - - ea.- c.loto Sunday Suppet this s.....lay o..dlia< row tryout llpplieadou Is Fl1dll)o. Sept. J. If you and n<rr Swoday thereafl.,. at Radld c:.nor. Collqe orr'". - . , or holt<A for tills yeat'l 11p0D111iaa Dlaht dub lttld. tuo.e .., ~~---- llot ..._ •• Allllrllc: Oopt . .. 302 Willi:aoe Quaoi/EIIic:o<t.. F_,.n, 11.75,, oon· Aoi'QM lateraUd 'in tbb new tu>d GCIIiQI eve111 plouo auend. WedDaday, Sept. I, 5 p.m.,lll Talben, AC. 6J6.JI41 or lob Muwol • .,-0216, ' - · · S2.l5. Joia .... All wolcoclle. OT'•. art _..-, ...... .., ....run. ---~~---•..JJIL.----"'0"'-·---- -·--·- ---,.t-•IG .n w - .11 ___, . �backpage; photo - , .. Photos by Jim Surrey � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, The, 1982-09-01 Subject The topic of the resource University of Buffalo -- Periodicals. State University of New York at Buffalo -- Periodicals. College student newspapers and periodicals -- New York (State) -- Buffalo. Student publications -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives. 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Penney, currently as<Odate provost of Yale Univmhy, bas been rocommendcd .. vltt chancellor for acadcmle proarams to replace James E. Perdue., .Shc will be paid an annual diary of $57,973 in the posl. AI Yalnincc 1976, ihe was responsible for supervisina lht sociat sclenca depvtmenls, professional schools and sevtral ocodomk suppon units. SUNY CbanocUor Clifton Wharton also announced that Jerome B. Komisar has been reoommendcd .. PfOVOSI. He had been • actil\1 as vkc chan..Uor ror acade:rnie proarams. Komisar wiU be paid $64,.138 llSd will be responsible fO< ovcrall academlc policy and proa:rams and several orroecs. lncludina vadullc lludics, research and professiooal PfOIJ'&fDJ· Hc b also expcctcd 10 serve it PtesUI<nt of the SUNY Racatch FOWIC!alloo. Fallfeat, UB's annual back to school pia, will be bdd lhil Salur~ ll Baird Point on lhe Amherst Cam,puJ. ~ ftallll'<d pcrfonnm an the Ed&<, David J ob&IUCI!i and Sou11uidc J ohnny and lhc Asbury Jukes, accordlna te>Student Association (SA) and Univcnily Union Aetlvilles Board (\JUAB) oflicials. The all day affair will aiJO o:on1ain •pecioJ.acnU and surprises, accordina lo lhc sponson. It is expec~cd 10 lll!lin around noon with lhe fit!l band datcd to appcar at li>PIO>:imatdy 2 p.m. Look for moro detail> later In 1hc wcck. m Do,. Dolny""WAn - Ge,y SttrriCM~PWt S.th AlltniCifJ ' O•"'d doUtiiC..,IIIIHnlot Liz "--r1no/C-tlot o.vtd ~'"'""' LoriS<Iwllll'"""''" la~ T. AoMnthl~~rtP't)' o.... ~.Ut11i'&ofoEdlt01 J""""' Soliov<-~ -·Edit., KovlnA.~- BoO kftcdt)'t.Swt , . .,,,. ScoltFI.IIW#~ R(lisuadon dtacllines for standardiud admission exams for studcnu inttr<'!lcd In aucndil\1 vaduate or profeslonal school In 1911l arc ntarina. accordll\1 to Carec:< Plannina orricials. Thc Oraduato Rocord Exam (ORE), requircd by mos1 aradua1c ..boob, will be alvcn lwi<c durina the Fall somcster. Rqj>tratlon for lhe Orst tell dalc-October 16-is this Thursday, S.plembcr 2. T)le IOCO.nd cxam will be alven on ll«lember II ( wilh an October 21 reaJstralion deadlln<:, Thc Educatlonal Testina S.rvkc (ETS), which cond..c~s lhe exams, docs allow for latc realstr1ltlon . A fee of SID Is addcd, and applications reccivcd after Sqxcmbcr 21 and Novcmber 16 wUibc returocd. ~Gradual< M..........,l Admission Teat (GMAT) will be pven ooly ona durin& lhe Fall .......ur-<>0 October l3. ~ rqjstratlon cbdUnc ~ let at Seplcmber JO, willl lhe 27th lhe r..w dtadlinc. Demnber 27 is lhe dtadliDc ror lhe nc.u ...., oo J011uary 29 and studcnll havc untU Jaauary 4 to &<' lhdr late appli(allons in wilh a SIO fee anac:bed. Studcou inlcrellcd in lllcndina law JCbool IICJil Fall will haVe 10 rqiste:r for lhe Law School Admission Test (LSAT) by Thursday, Sqxember 2,for l.he October 2 eum. Late roaistrallon is open until 5<p1embcr 9, as lona as a SIS fcc accom,panies lhe requcu. Copies or the appli<:atlon booklets can be obcaincd from Career Plannina. which has orne.. on both campuses-in C.pcn Hall on Amherst and in Hayes Annex C on Mdn Street . lOK run announced M IChMI F Hoc*SntiS• .. Cotttrl~l#ftg The third annual Baird Point 10 killometer run, will be hdd Sunday, S.plember 12 as part of Cdcbration 1982. A SJ rqlsuatlon fee b requircd for the r~« by S.pternber 7. • Cclcbrotion 19821J a day·iona fcsllval lor the Univmily and the Buffalo communi1y, packcd Li&htly witt\ ovcnll on the Amh«st Campus and usually <ndlna wilh 1 spectacular fireworks disp~ !1 Baird Point. • Thc race bqins and end1 11 Baird Poml and the ennt<llaoll race throul]l t.he Cllllpus, with trophies aolna to 1he overall male and lema!< wioner. Ribbom arc awardcd 10 lhe lop lhrcc in each aaewqory. Mk:hMI E. Shlltlni.MtiMI.I Mtnt ptt M IChdl CurllOIC)'AMtt/11~ iflfJI Q., SU.Zif\M FltcUII~tlolt tltnttl~ LAUtie Conweylll'ffl4wlloH A.,._.. M IU.,I~IHNt Clncty Laugi\JtniA.4fr. Cootd/Mf« • • Entries must be postmarLcd no larcr lhan lhc Sqxcm* -7 llSd Jllo<lld be sent to 0 . Calhoun 11 106 HarrimaD Hall. Weigbt loss program offered Wan1 to lose weisht? An on<ampus wclsht control proararn will be conducted for UB studonts during the Fall semester. Called IDEAL (Individually Dcvdopcd Eating and Activity lor Ufc) Wciaht Control ProgrllD. h will run (or 10 weeks and locus on cat in& habits, nwition and excrdsc manaaemoot. • Thc workshops !"iil meet at 7 p.m. on Tuesday cvcninas lor ont·hour on the seventh Door of Kimball Tower. A screening and ,..Utradon scssloo will be hold at 7 p.m. on Sqxerobcr 7 in the iolli\J< in l(lmball Tower. Tho proaram will also be o:onductcd 11 the Butralo State Collqc CampuJ on Wcdntsday eveninas. , ~ Sta1c Univmity of New York (SUNY) may have its rust .,.onsan vkc chan<cllor, provided the Board of TNSI ... approves the actions at ill nexl mcttina. ClrwJetlon •*•or. lO,tXIO TM SPKtltJm oii~N lrll loelt.O tn~ 1f S.lc:ty HaJI, Stttl Unl'f'tu!ty ot NN' YOJ1t. It 81.1HIIOJ 8uttal~ Nlw YOt• ••2110. Toro,._oc (71810*'~ Copyrfgfll 1882 Bu,alo. N,Y. The SPteitum St""*"' Pttlodleat, Inc.. ._,.._. Edilorftl PO'Iey It dltttm&ntd by Ihe Edl,ot>of.n-Chltf. Al~fk.ltlont of any .._,..1\ WhhCM IM I:ICPf"l con:Mnt ot U'le Ect4eOt··tn.e,.., r. mlltef TI>O - ..... to ptlntod "'' lllllleto New.PfeM I~ 1310 s.n.ca SL 8uUUo.HY. . To Be Forewarned Is To Be ForeArmed - Textbooks may be returned up to 15 days from the first day of classes - Textbooks purchased after Sept. 14th can only be returned within 48 Hours ot purchase - Tf!ere will be no tetutns, tefunds, yout receipt - ~ JoMMunlt/M ~ Tony~M•tJc: Admissions test deadlines near Penney, Komisan elevated AIIOO. Koo--.,.,. 1-~ 01 exchanges wltho.ut There can be no matklngs In books -Defective books must be tetutned at once and will be replaced - Review books, totelgn language books, and government printing office books are NOT RETURNABLE Attention Students!! ' · Get Involved!! Petitions to join the Student Association Assembly are Available starting TODAY in Room 111 Talbert Hall, A.C.. These petitions MUST be returned ~0 LATER THAN 4:00p.m. Monday, October 4th at the above office. For more Information. contact Gerard Olson at 636-2950 �Students., faculty vie for priority space By TERRY CANADE .Mana,lnl Editor A proposal that would re-allocate space to better acoommudatc Harriman .student lfOUps was placed on hold Wt week as confwion mounted over who oontrolled key Sl*" in Harriman. The Proposal called for student aroups to move into the second omoes presently occupied by the Ocpartn>ent of Theatre and Danae while that department would assume tbiid noor orr.... vacated by Student Testina and Research. Student ofr~als had formulated tt>c plan under the assumprion that a deal had been made-between the Division of Student Affairs and Academic .Vfairs to SMteb noors. .But while Vioe President for Student Affairs llichatd Siggelkow "thought there was a trade, I don'ttb.ink il was for all the space. Naturally, I'd Uketbc whole Ooor." "It was never intended to include aU the second Roor ,'' Vice President for AtadC<nic Affairs Roben Rossberg sald of the arranae<nent. "My sense of 1he thing is that third Ooor spaoe would be given in exebanae for some space on the second~ u he added. Sub-Board One (581) and acting House Council Chair David Hoffman sald he had received diffe<ent information about which space House Council eould reassiplto student groups. •'Men who have been noor adminisiJalors for years can't -seem to set their memories to work." Hoffman expected the deal to have~ made in writing_. T o complica.lc mauers7beaue Oepanmenl Cbaimwl Saul Elkin delive<ed a letter 10 Hoffman as Elkin left_for vacation. stating ..we have no intention of movina out of our offices on the second noor:• Elkin sald t.he third lioor SP"'% his depanment h8$ already assumed was to supplernen1 their existina ofrJCOS on the second noor. "These thinp are supposed to beoolecided between vice presidents,•• Hoffman sald. Rossberg &l'ecd • ..oontrol or space resu with the dean and the vioc presideot and not a departtnent chairman. That leiter sbouJd not have been written." But Rossbet1 decided to fotestall discussion until Elkin returned from his vacation. Elkin is cxpected to return today and aU parties should be m.eetina this week acoordina 10 Student Association (SA) President Cordell Scbaduer. "We're vinually back to where we started from: renegotiating the whole deal,'' Hoffman sald. rt b Sch~ter's, hope that after the confusion clears, Houx CouncD c:u "rmd each lfOUp a bette< home than it now." · "Direct Jen'ice orpnlzations should aa priority in allmlltcrs,'' Hoffman uplaloed. 'The Community Action Corp and the Ticket orr- were spedlieally mentioned by SchK!Itcr and Hoffman as betnl hilh on the Ust ror new offices. 'fhe priorities were determined upon "how .lf<lt their ~ tot wOJk-in traffic-." ac:cordina to Hoffman. Some clubs Mth set membC<shlps do not need tO be as easUy accesub~ and Will be si- •~""% ac:cordli1J)y. ba P rovidina recreation space lost flilh Squire Hall's elosina "wastbc heart of the proposal,'' Hoffman said. Director of Student Unions lama Grube< Slid recreation space is .. more irnponant because h is by a l<ft<ralstudent body v.,us • student llation whk:h may entertain a limited const ueoc:ey.'' The udent proposal call• for increased lounae areas more reservation rooms. Gruber antkipated that dC<nand for ra<lvation rooms for s.tudmt oraanizations' mcetiD&S would increase durin& the ooming oemes<<r. Hoffman ernphasiud Harriman's need fo( plac::es wh~re st·udenu can ...han& out.'' The SA ptln is the only one House Council is coiUiderin& as Gruber sald "it b best that these Lhinp are worked out toaetbe.r.,. Minor altualions are expected to result from student and administrative sugaestions. But .. if the Theaue Department doesn't &ive up lis 5<C9ftd noor space," Sebacbter noted, "that sets evtl-ybody else in a state nux." For the Ambe<st Camp.., Hoffmao plins to propose t~ aU student lfOUps bouscd in Talben be moved to space in~ Norton. This would aUow the atoups to be close< to students 6nd the new Student Activities Center Jeheduled to be built on the Amherst CampUJ near or Knox Hall. Orpnizalional spaoe in Talbert would be switched for classroom spice in Nonon, Hoffman said of the plan.wl)ieb is stiU in the idea staae. Student Government ofliccs will remain In Talbert, Hoffman ;~.~~~~~aa::..!om.akesomeorr~in Meanwhile Capen's beautir~alionproject progressed as Scbaebt« sild "proposal! are out to 13 area CQrponWoru." The proposal request$ funds for ~:,;.~ojecl in exchanae for a plaque in the companies Gruber found the projec< "quite exciting" because "a lot more can be donewllb that lounae." r---------------------, I 1 I I 1 J ll ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 1I J You're Invited to a Farewell to Summer, Back to School Party! MINERS TEN RIBS 1 1 U.ya Cl•im to OUR RIBS BEIN0#1 I •nd the Best In Wort., Now York DISCOVER FOR YOURSELF .,....,.,.,.,. 01,.. Buy Flnt Dlnaer at I Regalar Prk:e $5 95 GET SECOND f!:..~" f . ..... I DI N NER 1/t pRIcE _ . _ • , ..... _ 11;30_ - • I ._ """' .... 837·8338 35 UNIVERSITY PLAZA L---.::·:.~.n;;_.s.t-~, 1•-.-----.1 GENERAL EDUCATION COURSE WOMEN IN ANCIENT GREECE AND ROME Clarification: 1. It Is NOT CLOSED. If you have any further trouble re gistering, c a ll L.C. Curran at 838-3539. 2. It IS approved as a OENERAL EDUCATION COURSE whether you take It as Classics 210 OR History 210 OR Women's Studies 210. It's TODAY at FOUNDER'S PLAZA • Redken Center • Ea.r Piercing • Un1perm •Ski!' Care • outside Norton Hall. Stud-nl Ratu Precision Cuts by Anthony There will be MUSIC and FOOD 3234 Main St., Buffalo, N.Y. 14214 836-0777 SOFT . CONTACTS and REFRESHMENTS will be available. $99 c- ·Sponsored by your Student Association~ Student Affairs, ZBT, and Food Service. Paid for by your Mandatory Student Fees. : COMPLETE: LeniN, Eum F - , Kit 12 Month Follow Up (111t Pair Only) Fit by Oootocs of Optometry lion. Sat 1~. 835-U44 a �A tN C, SBI hoI d UB' s -.,-a,=8EI'II= GOO=DCHILD==summer hostage Edl•llf'ilo~ O D lbe sur{..,., it Jttmtd lite a quiet SUIDIIICI' wkh r.. maJor cOotiOVelli... But as it wound clo.,, 1~ wu eoOIIJb unllnlah<cl busiJICSi an 1M horizon to tnSur• a cootroveny-filltd ytll. At 1M cmtcr of discussion and ldloo w.n two Sludeol I!'OIIpl-&lb Board I, 1M SIU<Ieol scrvlc:eo oorporatiocl, and 1M N<w Yook Pubjjo lnltm1 Resatch Oroup (NYPIRG). SB!rq>ot1td 1 h ... dtllc:it, but WI$ 1\IDllditla iuelf 0011, while NYPIRG was ofllc:ially IDd rorasally told that It would r«ci>e a6 Iundin& from the Student AsJoc:ialion (SA), msllrina that the lobbyins &f(IUP would no lona.,. be on campus. NYPI&O reached the cumulation of three yell$ or "ncaotlatiocu" with the undcrand...e _..,.,...,, Alitr ba•in& Ita allocaiJocs hdp up fr<quauly for admiAlsuati¥< reuons, il was boocked to the wall this Sprina when the Senate Fln1110t Commiuce rtt<>111111coded that It rtedve ao Iundin& for 1982-1911. Despite an election in 'fllhith 80 peroent or votlna Sludeoll favored tbe lobbyina II'OUP, 1M Senate overwhelminaiY •Oied to>baek the Commiuco's decision. Eally in 1M IWillll<r, SA IDCI NYPIRG ofrociah met tO """' out ID would rdeuc the 1981-1982 alloto1lon and lltlve at kind or c:ompeomlse. _ , that But in late July, SA l1a1ly r<j<cted NYPIRG cilina 1M Senatt's decisioo. pullin& beck fr0<11 its previous IIIIUII'mll lbat the New York-buod lobbl'IH arouP was not accouutable IO UB students. "lbe Senate YOied that way so we backed the Senate," SA Tteuurer Eric Frltdman said, addina that be saw no ".AtOOJ evidenct" to support over-nal!na thll body's decisioo. f1iet1wu1 esplaioed thll several other .,....,. J)C'O"ick 1M same kind of scrvlc:eo as NYPIRG cloes, lllbovab chis was later tonltadkted by mcmbm or tho~ oraaniwioos. NYPlllG orndlla reacted with disappointment and dalmed that SA was isnorinalu constituents wiU. In a surwner suest opinion to TM Sp«trwm, last year's UB NYPIRG PfOjecl eoordin111or Janet Mlllhn>1 noted, "In thot»iii&~O withdraw UB'• manbtnllip in NYPI RG~ they have not DfllY Slifitd the P<ettPfJ or dtmoc:raey, but lh<Y have also ended • tradllioo of reu>OII.Il"ble Jtudent activism at UB." 1 Tl)ere has bcto coruid<1'able 5pttulatlon that NYPIRO •will run a sbole or Senate candidAt.. In an allempt to 5<Cilre Iundin& for the year. Sub Board I was a tittle luekler. lu PfOja:led deficit or sn,ooo wu blamed oo the closW of ·WAHT·ED By ,the Anti-Rape Task -.;·..; : \ n YOU ,~9 \ forr~ lludeou will DOL - a aoy clilt.......,.••....._l)(ryan ~ obouvan< ••• 'Tlpllab oome compticatad l1aaodal ......_a IDd aoonolnl\uioo from 1M •udall IOV<f'OIIImiJ, SBIIIIIdt it throup the •ummer and is expectad to bave somelltina of a oonnal year, O ne or SBI'• major problems wu aolved by 1M appolmmeot Gabridk Miskell U l!&ecQUvo or-- Director. I post VICaDt ai.oct January, wbcD Dmnis R. Iliad. taiped. Mlskdl has 14 Jell$ or adminillntivo ~ wilb ....., in hiahcf education aod P<Ofllistd DOl IO lot her put associations and orientations intufer< ~~..her aetlons. "What ~ -y appeab 10 me i• the uniqueness of thls P<Dararn." she .aid DOlin& lbat SBI b rare in that it proYicles for audenll haviq control over thdr mandatoey ree money. "I was hired by tM QOOenl body IO •ork ror the SIUCknt body," the aaid. SBI lost a Division Direttor IS Squire/Amhent. Direttor Bob Hayden who aner oarrow1y survivin& ao attempt to lire him 1 quidly resiped. SBI ebalr David Hoffman bad aeeustd Hayden or lanorina bis job, but the Board or Directors -ed to bact Hayden IDd li>e him another thancc. He submlncd a kuer or raiaJwioo to Hoffil>&n lborlly aner 1M Board's -·· HolfiiWI wu dismayed by Haydeo's perforaw>c:e IS the House Council, •hicb the Squire/Amhtnl Division Director thairs, had bcto dormaot slnee last Fall. Student tu:livi~y spot~< and student unioru-the key words for the l!lll..&liiCidcmi< year--= apia bealina up apin and peomistd by summer's cod 10 l>eoom< tbe QDII>IIOCS' 1110S1 debaled topic. 1bt UniYtnity Cowltil OOII\IIIillS' c:barFd wilh cuminlna 1M r-"tiiilty or a stodtftt union. meanwhile, leaDed toward suppon Of I c:enuali2cd fadJi~1 for lh< Amherst CAmpus fuoc!lna and eonterus remain • m)'lttry. I ANTIRAPE TASK fORe · WALK .I Squir< HaD IIIII the lack or aa Buaacive Dinaor but ....,dina to SB Tr-.r c.t! Alllrbein, .SERVIC£ and 100 ·other volunteers to protect ot;~r campuses against rape and sexual assault crimes Academic plaDnina went forward as the Viet President lor Aeademic Alliin' orne. released lbe twDeS of the tiS- Ioree <hairs dw&td with tXIOllnina the clilfaeot slated ror study Wldcor the proposed plu. Ddiberatioos are Qpttted to sllll shortly. AI frcshmao Orientation. first year students rqbltrtd ror General Eclutatlon tourses, beeomina the J'int II'OUp IO be affected by 1M plan that alms to or a audent's education. Oapito some intreue 1M breadth clisappoim.meet ewer the Pftsenl proararo's sizr., Unlvenlty oltlclals QJ>f'CSsed rdief aod bope lor tbe · plan IDCI qreed llw k was far better lhiD whll the Univ<rsity bad prev\olasly. ............................ : Better Used : :0 FURNITURE :• • ...._a..... ~-... er..w.. • REWARD THE SATISFACTION OF HELPING TO REDUCE ESCALATING CRIME RATES. INTERACTION WITH OTHER CONCERNED STUDENTS LIKE YOURSELF. For Information, caWB31-3521 or drop by 67S HaTTiman Hall, MSC 0 : • • f Dr._.a..t&, . . . T....... Ca111t TV" 10MtW....P'ICI£hM......... : ..!: ~~ao~e._--::: • 0 : HUOl MLCCTIOitl tN 0000 fUIWffilltl : : A T~IWCUI ! =: OESEL 'S BIY<I. := 2.o-r Niagara Falla :••••••••!t\M•........: COMING Cfl EJUIATION '12 ........ ...,.llpt.12,1N2 .-....ec:....- �the rocks Part 1 Alcholism staggers campus · body does drinlt to some dqrcc, occordin& to CoUIIIOiill& Ps)l<hololist or UB's Sludcllt By GARY STERN Campus Editor t,.,.._ The following is part OM of a part IWWis on alcoholism and how it qffn:ts the Univ.n/ty community. Part I d.als with wfNth., th• Uni...,$/ty hilS a probl•m and how It d.als wlrh it. s aloohol co""""ptiol\ amoQ& c:ollcl< students increases aharply, Univcnity adrninistralo15 ODd oounsdon are aucmptjna 10 mate studeoiS aware or alcobol's trUe DI/Ure and !.he possible QOQSOqueoces or IU """· Approximately !10 percent of tbe Dllioo 's student A DcvolopiMIIt Prosfam Olroce ODd Alcohol Review Bovd member, Oenld 1'1>c>nlu. "The problem is more common than ever before,•• he aid, *'with the younacr- aae Jf'OUJ)S the reuon. Teo years qo, the • of !.he averase e.lcoboUc was 31. Now it is 27. T _ . and those in tbelr early 201 make the difference." Most idcntlliablc viilclalism OD campUJ CID be aun'lnued to llcQbolusc, accordiQ& to University o ffldals. "As compucd to 10 ycara aao. i~is Cemlaly now more .........,.,,, •' said Director of University Housins Madison Boyce. IDc:ideou on • - Antfl9ny Lorenzetti Spectrum Photo by Oa"" Heckman - ALCOHOLISIII- I ;Spectru111- move~ its. offices to Baldy on Amtwrst Campus T oday's edition or 1M Sp«trum is the f111t to be produced in any way on the Amherst Campus. We are pleased to announce !.hat !.he ·33 year-old newspaper has taken up new quarters on the Academic Spine-14 Baldy Hall, in the space previously occupied by tbc Bookstore: ~~cw phone number is 6 1 After oome last-minute mavins and >h~tllina. the orpnization's entire o~tion ~conducted at th6 Nortb Campus in Baldy Hall. Those Interested in !lbcins classified and/or display advenisln&, ioinina the oraarliz.uion or doin& pboiOOO!>)'inl may do so starting today in our new location. W bile we are movin.no Ambcrst, we do not want to the Main Sll'ecl community. will be rorset we telllila classified advertising and offerin& pbOto<Opyina senices to all tbote stiD stationed at the South CampUJ. These are located in the South bascnlcot or Harriman library and will be open every day from 9 a.m. untD 5 p.m. Etc. paae deadlines wilt be at .~ M """"" Wcdnesd&Y and friday and we wiU a<X<pt notices pen{nent to Univusity events 11 both loouions. capacity, simply attend one of ow oraaniwjonal meetings or stop d.own in the office-ask for Sclh, Jon, TtrTY or Alan for editorial and Michael or Cindy for photocopyioaJclassified advertisina businas. Our or1anizational mcetinp will be held on AmbCI5t credit cards that will enable students to chars< such purchases at 3:30 and 6:30 in our office on Thursday, September 9 and on over !.he KmtSter and pay all at Main Street. 3:30 in Hamman once. ~!brary on Tuesday, September To ioin The So«trllm in anv Once tbe year sets underway, we wilt be offering ~ MUSIC DEPARTMENT APPROVED GEN ED COURSES L - - - - - - - - _ _ _ , FALL 1982 SEMEST~R ..-------:"' ,-----~ Music In Western Civilization 3 CR MUS 111 .MWF 11:00-1; :50':'j'alrd-2s'o A cronologlcal panorama of Western music from Medieval time's to the present day. Underlying social and cultural conditions with resultant parallels-between music and other arts·will be explored and defined. Understanding Music 3 CR MUS 115A MWF 10:00·10:50 Baird B1 Understanding Music 3Cr MUS 115B Tu &:50-9:30pm Baird 211 A course designed for the non-major that has no formal pre·requisite and requires no prior knowledge of music. The emphasfs Is on listening, the techniques of listening and analysis, and the understanding of a broad r~nge of musical types, styles and forms. Examples wlll'be wide ranging from Medieval music to present· day jazz and rock. · leory of MualciNOn·Major 3 CR MUS 118A MWF 12:00-12:50 Baird 250 Theory of MualciNon-Major 3CR MUS 1188 W 8:50·9:30pmBalrd 211 A course specially designed for non-majors providing a basic understanding of the elements of writing music. Topics explored are melody,rhythm, intervals, chords, harmony, tone color, and styles of musical expressioa: Signs and symbols which tell the performer " how to play it" will be discussed and the trad itional language of "tona)'' music will be studied, with examples drawn from popular and classical music. Master Composer 3 CR MUS 311 MWF 1:00-1:50 Baird 250 For anyone who likes or wants to k!law BACH and his•music. 18th·centur¥ Gerrt)an social and intellectual background; aesthetic, stylistic, structural, and performing aspects of the music will be discussed and demonstrated. No prerequisite fOR FURTH.ER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL THE STUDENT PROGRAMS OFFICE 636-2758 • . . THE ABOVE COURSES ARE ALL APPROVED FOR GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVES. REGISTER NOW! -. ·- • . It �Alcoholism ._.__, "A lludmt who ,_ IIDII ~ oltJtol ia men~ to ~e--., body. M~ would llrirl( about a men melbc dfed, willa-~_., -::Diftdo' «i UniYe~ ~ .. Madism Bovee ' campus have boa! more COO<C:Du.ted durin& early mornina houn on weelrcnds, wllm IIIO$t •udal• drinlrina totes place. 8dQI tbal a student mlllt be obscn'ed whto eommittin& a vudalous oc:r, .... Ullpunisbed, Boyoe said. S tudents an consumina more alcobol tllan in the put, and their reasoos for clriokioa bave <hiDI;td. "What scores me." said Dirc:<:tor or Uoivenity Coun~lin& SeMce Diane Oale, "is the resubs or • r«<nt qucstlonairt. ror • variety or reuoos, students are OOW drinldn& IO act d.r\lnk. This iJ ·~problem." "By clriotioa with the intent or _...tina dnmk, ''lbomer said, "ltudenu .,. abo 6hortenina tile rood ro alcohoiJJm. AI it is, 10 pcrca~t or u.- who drlllk will 'W!Dd up oJcobolb," or MOll U.. <'«DDS that &llr0<1 WJt oumben Of otudalu, IUCb IS tht resu r... ~ .. a main Aooaunoa~. aoeordiJIIro GUt, Is that drintiDa AartS in collqc. "Students .start drifttina ill bl&b ICbool ror the wual reasons, immedlate rdid from prCSIWe or peer praswt. Some may ...., st:arr in junior hiah achool ... "Alnlo$1 aD rht students that I I have come r.o:ross wilb a problem had been drift!dna before coueae." Thomet qreed. "'lbc road to alc:obolism is an ituidlous proc:as. Students lllri.OUt driutiJia al soda! O«Uions ODd after a willie beaiD to buDd a tolenloce. Most I'C!QOII>iu rhtir problem wuil It is too lale." don., lltn<llon. Altllo,.p boa will be ........... this .. •• folll'at, it .,._ clooo 10 beiQa outla'll<d lTtcr the put Sprlqfat. ' 'Mally deciDed the Atleleou' public dilplay Sprinalat," ulcl Aaloclate V'a Praidmt for SllldcDt ~ODd O>oUmu of tht Alcobol R<Vi<w Boan1 Anthooy LorcnuttJ. "Beer may have 10 be out out if the situac.ioo WOI'ICQI • •• Physical divenlotu ODd t'Venl$ that do DOl r... ure aloobol would be a bdpflll altmwlve, O<COrdln& to Studalr Aloodatloo (SA) Pralclmt CorddJ Scllad>ter. "We peed 10 make AudenU aware of loon~ fiUICIJou, of w!llciJ there are rMDy oa aompus," be ._.,.,.,..1>1< .. r--;;;;;================---------------------.----, ...,.__.. WltloOut rlivmions ....., or $QIIlte Hall aiel. ''Wb.ame..Ubout is the -a stl>dalu are llkeq 10 tr•t clriolriaa u a _ .." ' ,w llile alcobol UK II lf<llet today than it wu in tht late 1960o-early 1?7Qr, dNa use has aone down. "Aleobol, howt'Ver. has a dlfferut eff<et thiii"CIICl r!N&s. PledomlnaGtly marijuana, 10 yean qo,'' Boyce saki. "A student who hu bad cxcaalve alcobol is more prooo to vaodallsm and more clanierow to the student body. Marijuana 1110uld brlaa about a tDO<t mellow· e!Toot, with ....,lclelldllabi< rcsults. •• ODe of the most obvious CIUiplcs or alcobol obuK. &IDOGI c:cOe.,r studoals II the blab rile of aut.....,. oeddalu lavolvlna , people bet- the aaa or 11 ODd 1S who....., 11om~ ......tvdy. It lla7W< bot ooo driftk to eo- • occldalt, occordiaa to Tbomcr. " J)ISI ooe drink brlnp about a euphoric state, which may be encxqb to toke a Ollabt rtst bdllliCI the wheel."' With IUCb a 1atae......,.... or co11tat studmu drlatlaa. u.- sdliaa alcobol oa <Uipus Jitcs IUCb .. tbe .............. Pllb iD the Ellicott Compla, ... b<iq touabt 10 r - u e pooblaD clrioken. "'Tbcn have boa! worlubops d..U., t h e - 10 help troiD Raidalt AdviMws, .. ..a... Gayle said. ''llley- ru.kt • rlirrercn<t r.-- tbelr polidoa ... Tbomcr added r.llal cocnmoo lisas bodicol.loa a poulble problem "~~e drlntiaa for a apcdfo: mood, SU<b u dq)raaioa, clriotioa for a pcnoaal reward, ODd bla<kina out allcr clriMlal a lat1< amount . llla<tlat 0111 llpllies a buildlr~J up o r tolerancz, wbldl iJ pan or rile ploptlc:ll addiction of alcoboliarD ... 1be St...,t Dndopment f'rosr- Of'llct b Wl'llina 10 J O anywllcte ro Jive information """"""""' alcobol -10 studmts. ..We are •rict.l1 iDtormath~ , not j............,,.. Tbomer added. "The dloOec about clriolrina >boulcl be made by the indMdual." Nut: 71w /9 ~ft~r-4/d drinklnl klw llrl!£' Moll .... _...,.,.,_~ •1~\ ~~i?C:"Mltwot.*.. .. WI 5320! "Tm 0 Fomoua Ule c.tnt.-t-($a.OO _, -:=-==,----=~ r-ROOTIE's-r ·~Oils ~ I I1w.ONE FREE ! o. a..- Wilts; ef . .,. ..,......, ....., I I I EI1'IIES 11131112 I I VAUD Am1JIE I I ....... ,. ...... I 1 ROOII'S ,_, Rllll 1 - - ...,.••0 - " ,...,. I ............... uuc I II ,_,., .,.,....... I WIIIINS CXIUI(IIC ____ ... _____ .... .~·-····-~---· �Activities Building to s,tart this faH By LIZ PETlUNO 9omribuling Editor an- A. rain lllfea!COC<l ill the windy Baldy and BeD HaJIJ, Auc:mblyman WUibm B. (D·Buffalo) Friday aflctiiOOft thll 1M Public Authorities Cootrol Board bad authoriud the eq>eDditure of $7.Z million for the con.struc:Uoa of the Srlldent AcdvitieJ Center on the ~ Campua. The clec:Uion was mack early Friday wben the Albany board cleared 1M way for the nccessiry fUlldlac 10 beain construction this year, Hoyt oald. Vlee Presl6nnt for Academlc A/fain Roben Roosbera confirmed that • d«:Woa was mack after the money was (reed up .... . . Phase U of the Physical Education project fan underbudJ<I. Also prcialt at the prm conferenee - e Assemblyman James B. Slleffer (R·Amlierst), and Srudent Association President CordeD Sdlac:tet. "I'm deliahted that this event b taklna plaee," Hoyt said with eharactesistk amenity. "This COOJtructioll b lona overdue-It will make student life much mcoc ~ 011 • the Amherst Campua," he asserted, n~ lhat conruuction trades would also benefit from lbe projeet. Sinee reproponionment in the Buffalo area ~ COIIIpleted, Hoyt's district encompasses UB's Main Srrc« Campus. Sbeffer aareod wholeheartedly. "I applu.ta the detision or the board- it's one indicllion or the board's strOll& suppon for state schools, and towards SUNY atlluffalo ill particular," Sheffer opined. 1 __ The oew buildina, to be located between Baldy and 8dl HaJIJ, will connect with Knox HaD cd wiD <>OAtaiD about 47,000 square feet or spaee. The two•stor y - .. deoianed to c:Ontaill a restaurant, bowlina alley, billiard I HOyt room, music listenina !'OO'ms• multi putpOJC rooms, • 1 HAPPY FACtS: SA "-S~CMt~t Cotdd ktlactltw anG Vkt ~~lew~ All..... Aobfn ~ .,_.. 1\W!dt. . . ~ ... ~-Wi~~w".mM-;!t*~~tOitht~\llilatloetl¥'-lll•lklll9itlfl1· +,trallobi.,•and ~ llossbera also oppluaded the decision, eommentins that the new stlldent eenter is "neodod to pull l.be eampus t()lether." When asked wben construction would bqin, Rossbera repondod "sometime this faD." He estimatod that llle strUCtUre WOtlld be completed in about two yean. Oriainally, the new buildlna was-<o be 'funded by f1ollin1 bonds, which would have slowed its COIIStn>Cilon. However, with the costs for Phase II runnina well below estimated, the new student eenter wiJ.1 be constructed with the monies from the previous bond Nle. Now nearly completod, the Ph.ysieal Education projeet provides for an additional athletics complex on the Amherst Campua wbldl will house an Olympic.m.od pool, divins • and wradina faeillties, seven squash enwu, and six racquet baD courts'. ThouJ)l .0 co~ that the uo'expected funds prompted the(IO·ahead from Albany, Hoyt aseribod pan of tbe dec:ixion tqo penistent lobbyina effons. "The .l.ain problem is to &<:1 on PACB's aaenda" for decisionmal<ins, be remaricod later, with a nud to his Republlcan colleague. "Fonunately, it's a bipartisan effon." - ln the drizz1.ina rain, be pve his own aibktic reason .ror tbe: State's dec:isioa: ntt•s a question of pushing and shovi.na ~d,bcina con.sUtenc. '' - ~ The ~ 10" DISCOUNT ON Ora..... _ . . T·Squ.TrlangiM Lead._. TechnlcaiPeno & .... Parallel RuiM VInyl -rd COoter Tracloog Pal* Scalee-An:II.AEng. uttemg Alcla Compa- ERIE BLUEPRINT •suP.PLYCO. tsss t!l!!J~~~olo SOptamblt Special HALF PIIICE ADIIIIIIOH - ,...._ -.on__ .... _ tNo nllht Gl t h o - at tho Trail lor any ............ *HlGHIJGtml>f ,................................... ........... ,__.. ........._..o. ,, - ..... Motr-•••t1 , .. 1tll .... ,...... '*"-.... ,. ....... LJro f:lll.wfoln-1 T-.SUII Lillllt .....,. a drflllr .,...,.,. thatS .as,doseas nextdass. �editol-ial Welcome to UB UB Ia a fascinating place. It may appur mind· boggling, Impersonal, and (!ownrlght frightening lot the Incoming freshman-or even many uppefelatJSmen tor that matter-but no, UB Is a wonderful place. Sure, Buffalo Is not ~ew Yo<ll City. But there Is a tot more to do here than you wou~d lmag.l ne-just take t he lime to leave your..dorm room lind look around. Buffalo Is a rare t-sure of a oily. There may be onty one Division I sport-baseball-but cheek out UB's lnt...Ural progrem where you can experience haill-n~ed, dedicated competition that will put to shame those spectators at Alabama or UCLA Who lhlnk that apor{s consists of watching. And even If spectator spor)s Is your bag, Division 111 Is hoMstty exciting and you have not heard true college football elan unill you have heard the UB fans chanting, Aepell them, Repell them, Make them relinquish the ball. So UB flas no student union-but we had a hell of a fight trying to hang on to the one we had. And that Is Where UB's true spirit lies. Not In the rah·rah of a football game or the raunchy alleys of fraternity row. What makes UB so wonderfull11 that every man Of w0 man who attands school here Is given the rare opportunity to stand proudly qn his or her own IWo feet. To worll for, light for wllatls you and to do It your way. You may lind youl'llelf sometimes wrong but the learning experience Is Invaluable. UB offers so many opportunlllos. As a wide-eyed undergraduate you can sit on the board ol a million dollar corporation, have your name In print In nationally respected Jl,llblicatlons. or comrlbute to polloy-maklng with departmental heads and even University administrators. UB has a sttong tradition of student-power. Hero, and at very few othet colleges ot universities around the nation do students hllYtl the power io conttol their own mandatory Ieee, pubtlcally criticize the administration when It Ia ,. wrong-wttt>out fear of retribution-or to freely organize and protest. Not only that, but It Is ..cademlcally a flne Institution-much bener than many of the exJnslve, "glamorous" private eehool~. • ~ UB Is the land ol ucatlonal, pollilc:al, and social oppo(flinlil~ not pass It up. You will never have ar.o.toer chance. a Communication Breakdown When you wlleel a~d deal under the big top that Is Capen's fifth floor, you team t o gel things In writing. Students nave found this ou1 the hard way In the past In dealing with the University admfnlatratlot1' and amongst t hemselves. When SA and House Council were Informed that It had Hatrlman's eecond floor to play with aher an iotqr·Vl<;e preslde11tlal friendly conversa.tlon, they leapt at the chance. SA officials got In gear, talked to groups In Harriman and formulated a long awaited plan to reduce spacial Inadequacies In Main Streel'a excuse for a Student Union. But because tile words "b-kclown In" so often Interrupt the uu of "communication" everybocty's telling dltferent stories about who's where In Harrima"' The Academic Affairs people thought I hey traded some oltM second fiOOf While tho Student Affairs folk thought they had received all of h and then a depaftmen('chalrman refuses to relinquish any of it. 1ns1ead of placing blame lets all come to the realization that while tile Theatre Department needs space, It does not need highly accessable space as do oyr slowly dying student organizations. We have confidence that a solution will be worked when all lhfl participants get together this week. The University will benefit from Jhe calm and restraint shown by both student leaders and administrators under t hese trustrallng olrcumstancas. feedback Six monthS Into his 1enure, It hu been quite simple to discern the " Sample style." The President's recent decision to abolish the office of VIce President lor Facilities Planning flts snuggly Into this conception, but nonet heless raises sorr>e disturbing questions. There Is no doubt that the U~lverslty's physical plant has almost reached Its final size and the amount of remaining plan~lng Is minimal compared 10 the early 1960s, when the position was lnltlally created. But enough worll still remalntt and needs oversight. Unfinished Am~at and Main Street buildings offer physical prod! that Sample Jumped the gun In abolishing the post. Sample has oleatly stated hla goal to simplify the buniacracy of his office and reduce the complexity of Capen Halt. He expects his vice presldeJ1tS to be the vicars of their areas and he wants fo be the person who handles the • community, the disputes and the outside political ttasslea for the University. , While this might be proper. lhe•Prealdent muS1 remember that there Is a considerable 8fllount of unflnlstied business at the UniversitY-especially in tenns of facilities. The Main Street Campus Is starting over and Amtterst needs loose en~s tied I'P· It might have been wiser to walt another year before disbanding the vice president's office. But alnce the decision Is a fait accompli, the President should begin to examine where he has placed lhe Facilities Planning stall. Currently delegatll! to Finance and Management, some mlghf blti'euer off In Student Affairs or Academic • Services. This Is clearly an agenda Item for Sample. If the President chooses to run the Universliy through the Vlce presidents It Is his decision, but he 11hould move prudently so that the work he leaves behind does not overwhelm tho University and r'ule ou1 sensi tive and ~lllclent operation. Another step , T~e lollowlng was...nllo "'*T\bera ol the Unlveralty ~munlly. announcing the Faollltll$ Planning decision. Help wanted Book savers Physical phase-out Edlior. Editor. Tho CtHJior lor Women I~ We/come back ev•ryonel For thOle ot you who don't -now, tho Student Auoclotlon provides a &Uf»r a(udent urvJce at the IHtginntng of each umut•r to help otlldtnto throUgh the hau/0 of •pending a lot of money on l>oolto. It'~< tno SA Boolr EJ<CI!enge. running now through S.pr. 17. We oller uUd to:ts •t discOunted prices lor th01e ltudents who would tiki10 cut Up to SO ,.I"Cdnt of thefr ••muter'• bool! b ill. II you'relnternr.d In making money,, ciHn out your c/0$11 and bl:f11g your unwanted te~t• ro the ,.,.,.,,of Harriman. Hllte'a hoW trr. E:x~hon~ _,,:Lor.. uy you bring In on Accounting teat ond •• , ,,. prW. ., 110. During ,,. COUriO o/ trr. EJ<chon~,­ buya your l>oolt. Olt&.$>1. 20 or 21, we will gl>le yw 1Q.30·fmlrt~~• • 7 ,.roent Hf'llce cno~J. If ,,. Accounting tol<l newr •old, IW WI/I bond trr. l>oolt O.c:k to you on &.pt. 20 or~~ with no We ac. .pt ollklrtth of l>oolto. Stop In and C«nparo Follet'o Ptlcltll to ours. Wo'l1t au,. YO<!'" N omoz«< at trr. '""11/c u•lngrr. The fJtehOI!pe thle 'fNr h n - ro 52S H1trlmon (on old Spectrum oiiW.~ PJeou 10/tolfl tho 1/uflt; 10 aJ~~,.5 p.m., with rletl/ng hou,. 011 W«!. ond TIHIIL until II p.m. s.u.r., /tUlly and brfng t l l o U - In/ YO<J only have· -IJ10- w••,. _,. IHIIII &.$>1. 70. Go~mment Is now fn th• pr~n ol recrulrlng graduate otudont• tor • fello~shfp program on women and public po1/cy with the Haw York State (.eglotatura. Funded with a $340,000 grontlrom /he Rfi•on FourKiatlon; this th,...yoor will proylde 10 /tllows each r,eat with $8,000 stipends, fh• purpoaea ot the ptogram are to lncte1U the Ltlfi/O/oture'• ab/1/ry to raopond to inflfls w/riC/1 ~a.,. partJcuter lm,.ct on tha tlvotl .ol women, and to •WifoP epec/e/let ob/0 ro oddra. . the policy cone.rns ol WO/Mfl. Trr. Pf0f/f81PI Whlc/r Wit/ run from Jorwary through Augu•t. otort/111/ •llh !he 19ll:lltlfllsUUiM -m ••nion, 11 open to gr1duate ttu<lenta from the SIJHY and CIJfo/'/aya-. Ao,.. h- to retNJt ltudtHJII lrom • wide Vltlel'f 0/ ~lpllfiH, ltlflhJtrotlon 1o not to tludelln ol public poiiC:f ond adm/n/Ot,.tlon. ""'ltfld T/te INOIJftlm will comolne ....~ In (tlflll/ali'le of/lea with •~ l,.lnlflll, C{edlt wj/1 IHI 1Jf8nled Oy trr. Gtwflllar. SChool of Public A.lfolro ol ~olio# College at t/11 Stole Uni'lefl/r, of How Yor/< al Allnny. Wa ,,. otclt«<to IHI olfoilrtg thlt PfOII,.m, orltJch lt.JM 1/rat ol /II -lnd on I l flta /riel. lr II modaftet e h/flhf'l•ucce••ful prognm fiJO(Motetl by Wnltlfll/ton IJnlveralty and tho w-·~ G- -- -..,hand f!t~Uc.tlon lnotltUIO of iho US Congrou. ....... Public RelatiaM Oln>Ctor ,...,.-------:-~ .·-------.~,-;-:,.--:-;--~· - ·~l)lo..="..;M:r~~.,~.... In my Stl re of the Un/ver•Jty lddreu lut Apri/1 I oulllntld for you the atlmlnlstflltlve •pprcuch which I lelr would IHI$1 contribute toward our shared go~I of m11klng tho Untv.rolty 81 Buffa lo on• ol the truly out•tandlng public universities In the country. 1 lnd/CIIted 11 that lime, end in a nU'fl~r of subsequent tnHtlngs with /acuity ond •tall. thlt I would be continually reviewing the organltatlon•t•tructurt ol the Unlwualty to detorg>lno Whit chenge,, II eny, might be m•de to Jmptove the efiiiCtiYenus of our •dmlni•lfotlon. As 1 ,.,ult of thl• contlnu(ng rtWit w, I wa.a able Nt/t.r th/a summer to reduce by lOur tfle numO.t ol ofllce which report dlrrterly to the Prelfdttnt. Today I wish Jo lnlorm YOII ol yot •no/her •rep In this ume direction. In 1967 the Un/vtrllty undertook rhe unprKfldontt<t t. .k or eu/ldlng • com,.toly MW . .mpu• thrH mllea notlh ollto ulstlng campua, ond tetl~loplng thel>dglnol umpu• Into • httllth JC/enl:*s. wnter. Thla Jmm•n•• undftteklng ~ • ooparoll oti/N the •~c~t preo/defltlet /owtl to provide _,.II ,.nnlngond coor<t/Mtlon ol the UnNeralty'o p/lyaica/ developf~J_ent. Howrror, now that the notlh campua/o ,..ring c;ompletlon and lite NH~th ctmpu• Ia IW/ff./ofll/ In the pr_., of conv.falon, It ••m• to me lhtt w. might lie obt. to do l/flrhout 1 ii ,.,.,,,.ric. p,.ak»ncy lor /acllltl• • p /onnlng. Il l s within thlr context thtt I am today •nnounolng thot Or. John fo/ea/.w/11 be ratumlng t Mo tal/to hia tenured poJ/tlon of .t.uoc/ate Ptoleuor ol CIYII Engl-ng, and lt>Or the PD'itlofl ol VIce President lor F• cllltles Pl1nnlng will IHI phulld out. Dr. Neal hss done •n outsJandlngJob o.,.r the P"l lwr ysara as Vice PrHidept for Foc/1/t/ot Planning, and..., shwld si/IHiutremoJy gratofut lor hlo m•ny contrlbiJtlons to thO pl•nnfng, conltructlon, tehebl/ltotlon. end baoutii/Cittlon of our campu&... les~lly appfPOiall the II CI that he hU gone out ol hi• way to make i t eaay lor me to auume the r••PDMibl/lt/08 o1 the preoldency oiiJB, ke heo alao fl'lc/OUS/y agi'Hd to contlnutl to prowlde /he urrro...lty With hi• ••,.rfl" and counHI In the a/N ol capitol loclllrlea planning. The olltce• . ,lch currentlY repon to the VIce Plftldent lot Fooi/IJ/u Planning hove I>Hn rusalgM<t to Mr. Qort In his capaclry 11 Vice Plflsldentlor Finance and M•n•~,.nt. I IHIIIew rhor under thl• now reporting errl~mflnt thlll ollie. . Will IHI 1010 to pto.,do our actdemfc community with ,,. oomoli/gh /riel olotf'IW.Ihey no111 provided 111 the paar. fn cloofrlg I ~now you Join with me /n trr.n~lfll/ John HHI lor tho line Job h• ha• do/lin o"" ol tho Uni'lefiJry•o vw. Ptftldent•. ond wishing him rrr. Nit o/aucr:.ss •• h!l teturna to • .,.IY promising aettlmlc c.twr. 8-B~Simple University Pr..ldent �op_ -ed pon the Invitation to addrna thot etudents. faculty. and•tall on thlatha llr8t day ol Cll!l$0$, In tha middle of paolting, mowing, arriving, un.pacldng, drop.addlng1 book buying, unpacking, drop.addlng, book buying and drOfHickllng, I thoUght M appropriate to comment on our rouon I()!' being. SJ>eclllcall)l, our reason for t>elng hare altha O..WtrtiiY 11 (nol oft Sullalo. U perlorl'llli11C41 In thoae qla~ thalia acrullnl.tod to dOtOfmlno whetllel 0110 atudentls more educated than anol.ttiN and thua deaerves funher schooling al a better InstitUtion, ora hlgh8r &tOlling salary II • more presUgtoua corporation. Howewr, since we spend only a portion or our lime attha1.1ni~Otalty In a cl&aaroom "gain, l.he degree varies) ou1 perfor mance there cannot be a lr118 judge ol OUI Obllltloo. We are hare to receive an educ.aUon. Or, we are h«Ke to get an oducotlon. Thera to o dllflflnca t>etween tnt lw'lta, one of emphasis. Bu1, before tl\e manner In which an ' education i:S to come Into our pone.salon can bo dlacussod, the term oducotlon Itself should t>e dtllned. The eulest definition actually evades the queotlon-Ed u co tlon (e/oo-~••,..nJ n. tho re•ult of hl'flng l•arned, Not Intending 10 be 100 bookish, our educations are actually tho aJtperieneea ol out ltttes whteh we can remember (more dlfflc\lh for aome than fOf othera). Therefore, our University education 1s what we remembet Crom our tour yelrt. or more, at the U11:lve,.1ty. It klvotvas mote than Jusl1t\-8 noura spent behind a d8111: or calculator. lllncludoo the time spent fighting with roommotoo, fighting with landlords, dtbotlng ~olusors, debating Student Accoonts, and tolklng with the pfr80n WhO partes next to you eaen momlno or elts neJti10 you ln cla.sa. Tho cotalyat•lor all of lhota ei<pOrlenCO$ and I others- coming together to form an edtJo.atlon are ttle formal clnsroom lnstructlonalaesslons we often attend; or put another way, the classes we occaakmaUy endure (some more 'occastonally tha.n others). And h Ia our . T o all now ond ratumlng lltudontt: 1.01 me tlkt thlo ~unlly to we-... )'ou to the campuo and to the opening of tha 11182-83 acodomlc ynr ot thO State UnW-IIY of NtW York at Bu ffal o.~ hOpe that thlo year will be on oxchlno and rewording one Ia< yqu. Il ls one during .mlch )look · forward to working with you and your olectod r8f)r-ntatlvea. AI moat of you will recall .. I U8Umad tha Prooldency of thla unl-~IIY Juot lut Morell. Shortl)l thareal ter I dtiii'Or8d a Stole ol tho Unt..rall)' add,... In IOrlllch I oulllnod my prlorltiU IO< thO coming yoara. I olloUNIIIke to highlight Melly those goela. • 01 prlmt Importance waa my bello! that we muat st-othan both tha,parformonco andtha reputatlorl of UB as a national oanter of ,....""' andocllolertiMP. Till$ lnatllutlon lain the enviable position of hovlno an . exlrao<dlnaf\ltalentod end productive faculty, u well u excot~l research laclllttea. I UB Ia aiiNdy among tha top :!0 riiMorell unlvwsltiM In tha country, and that ... haVI lho f)Qionllal t o - Into 1M loP 15 0< 20 by tha end of this dteode. I hope ooch of you realtzea t.he lmportanoe ol r-rch and acholaralllp to melntalnl~g tha lntallectuol wltalltY and axcltt<Mnl of our ove<all oducotlonal program. My oacond goal Involves recrujtlng lo our cal!IPila • latgor percentage of tho moat academically talentod etudtnta in th8 Stat~~< We are ospociall)llntii'M\od In attroctlng s greater numt>er ol aeodernlctlly-Giftod mii\OIIty students at bOih the undtrgradvato and gr8duala le'/818. Tha Unlverelty'o otudenta, bOth pelll and ptMent, are unquestionablY our but rvcrultor:a, and thuo OUf ~ In thllaroo Will dtpond In lafge tllNlUIO on l nstNd, It Is the degree to which we h.ave_gotttn our80weS an 4<lucotlon compared to pualvely receiving one Which Ia a batter measure of how well our time., and our money, hU t>een spent at UB (that's University or Sullelo). Tills It perhaps, our groatoat Challenge, (other than maldng an 11 :00 clns at Main Street after a 10:00 or oven 9::!0 claaa at Amherst~ We are only at the Unlverolty for a limited stay, never to return to a .slmUII environment again. Tl!o .ange ol posslblfltlu while here are endless: altt'lough of us sarchlng for tlltt end choose 10 remotn hero lndollnltoly. II doaa require a degree ol •ssenlvenesa tor us to make ma)lmum use of our apportunltlosln tho limited limo ovolfablo. At one e~tf8mo t>elng asaertl•e mey lnwol•e demanding a COUr80 syllabus from an Instructor who has faJied to produce one; at the other extreme it may be as simple as making 1he eUort to take an art clan way down Malo Street at Bethune Hall (which, u .an Art Building, Is a cowadlctlon r, terms). Til• Initiative each of u• takea Ia clearly our own per80nal cnolce: eut, wf!hout doing a commercial tor the Student Anoclatlon (Whl,!:h Is, some you. ItIa uaentlal roc • public uniVersity to render broad and olfoctlve pub41c MfVIce to lhe communlly In which It rnldeo. Tho t hird goal which I articulated l&al spring tnvoiYM making all of ua more cognizant or our obllgetlona to our public constlluenclos,-tho taxpayers and clllz.ont of Now Vori< Stolt In general, ond ol Western fjow Yotlt In panlcular. Students play a •P1Cial rote In thO or public . .MCI, and In fact .,. among our most t Noctlve omlsaariM to the community. 8y your own volunt- and oi<IIICUrrlcular actlvltiM. and through orgo~lz.od off onto aponsa<od by otudtnt governments, you h - an lll!Celltnt apponunlty to ongogo In . .rvl<:o 10 tho oornmuo"Y· I urge you lo t>ecomo ln•ot•od I~ ounpubllc NtVIoe ml - ; yau will Ond It most rewarding. My fourth Ia, quito simply, to lmpro..., thO quality of undlfgrackiato studtnt lilt at UB. Tl!oro are a numt>er or brlgl\t .apotaln this area. Phuel of th8 magnificent new AIUtll!'l Arena ..111be open l or use later this fall, and conetructton hu alroody begun on Phase 11. When tully compfot-'. thO Arena Will be one ol tho lineal Indoor spona and recreation racllltloa In tho United Star.... we also hope to begin construction sometime I hi• I all on tho new Sludtnl AoltiVIIet Building. Thla 40,000 square food 1 -I :~~...:,::: ~':.1 ::~Ycf.!.: t'J.~'!~~",g"!'1"::;:1 commlttea of tha Unlveralty Council lo considering wava lo oonalruct additional st®ont actiVItY apeco which -.ld, In oon)unclfon with the now Student Actlvltlu Bui lding. prowldo a comprehensive atudent union lacllltY IO<UB. Tha now campus bookotore. which wu begun lut .,; odmlttodly, dllltcUIIIO realat) the lmponanco ol each ol us taking responsibility lor ourMivos mutt be stre-. "let ll>o Buyer Beware" entails mora titan )ual glancing at I he boo4\ltore'a return pOt ley whllo at the eashfO( i"'hlch. Incidentally, Ia 48 hourt alter th8 !frat - o f ll!lasoea). OUr learned r-albilll)', or lack rharaof. Is a truer tndlcollon ol our educ.tlon than classroom perforl"f\&ttce. Unfortunately, cl_aaaroom performance Is easily measured, unlike INrned ruponslblllt'y, so don't count on the gr8dlng ayilom to change, Chances are, we will rwtver get th-e credits or gtade5 we de$ttVe for oor teamlng outskje the elassroom. But yet we should not be dla<:oUfaged. Often, the personal satts·facdon ga1ned can never be equanckt In tho classroom. Go out at~d get 1nvotved, (Hore;s the comil>erclaQ If no~ with a Student Association otga,..lnHon, theo wlU'I WSFO, an academic depi.rtmenl , or anyone efse tor that matter. Wa hava to take advanta_oe ol ttle18ulfalo community too. And WhUe we're on that subj«l we have to remind people rhat we ate the University oiBuffalo. We do not merely llappen 10 t>e at Buffalo, bul In fact we ha¥e been, In la•oe part. shaped by the ounoundlno community. Anyone who e8ts wings reouta[IY can'tareue wit" that. ,. And while we· reactively getting our educauon. there will t>e ~ l onty ot opportunity to Jufl havo a good time, we should talco advantage olthOm too. Cordell Schechter Is t/Hl Pre1klent oltht undergfidulte Studonl Auoclollon. spring. has been completed and IS now open fof busl,es.s. Finally, the Unfvlfelty Alhletlc Program Committee (made up ol faculty. students, alllmnl. and administrators) haa recently de•olot>od a propoui tor upgrading intorcolloglato athlotlca at our University. In closing, I mutt remind all or us tttat 1M Unlvera.lty Is lacing some tough flacal problems. The lUI few ••rr yoaro have t>een fraught with funding crlooo at coli-• and unlve.rsiUes all o'ler the country: fortuna.tely, UB h&J emerged I rom lheao crlsos In bettor al'IOpe than many of her sister fnatltulfons.. The specter of f'u rther cu•backa and reduced funding ta by no means O'ier; rather, wo ctn ax peel continuing llacal dllllcultiM l or some years 10 como. Cilarttng a proper courae IO< higher -'uc.tlon In general, 'nd'lor this Institution In panlcular. during lho coming decode wnt be odtremely difficult. Just as soma programs will grow, ot~- will have to contract, and .some may wen have to be ellmlnetecl all together. Pelnful thoUgh It may t>e, thla ~lnd of Chango will Ioree us to look critically at our lnllltullon and to reflect on our basic acodemlc priorities. Suoh oell·ttudy Is atmost alwayo t>enellclal, and I hawe !lO do41>t t~attha UniV61$IIY at Sulfalo wlflamorgo from lhO docodt a atrong.,. albeit somewhat •eaner lnstltullort~ In oloelng let ma lllank lhe editors of T~o SpectrtJJrl lor giVIng me tile oPP<>t1unltY to speak to.you through us paoos. 1 wish an ol you • succoaslut and mtmor8blo year, lUll of herd wortt, good times, and lnlolleclualand spiritual growth. • Stew111 e. 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By SETH GOOOCUU:D , ....,.. wlii .,..e ~· . -Doty..,... lhat be.fi~~o ~the ,nwnlainlaa Edlror·ln·Chi~f S~ aJsoai!1 ~ ~ condi.tions Qaund iA hia decilioa. ,.,.IIIII fed Ia a. _ -.m.ewlla tiP~&- llld iil·li\ew or • actual mecb111ism. for~ the~fer,- oorutraillit ill tbe persoond area, Wo;art ail ~.ut ~ ~~~~ ~ the movo JOins "' hive to tlahteo up," be noted. .sound. While no~ that Neoo1 had bceo addina that it "seemed reasonable" to Sl&rl doln&.III'OXcellent jobNloty that with ~ Plannina. · For his pan, l'leal said the decit!on W.. 11 S\lrprisin,a but not unexpected." He 1dded For a history o r the Facilities that there had never bem lilY question tlw Planning ornce see palf! 11. The text University admini.suation. tho positioa would he eventually phued out of Sample's statement is on paae 8. but conceded be bad not considered a time The decision moans that Vice President for Facili.ties Plannina John Neal will return - - - - - - - - - - - - - frame for the actual move. to bls associate pror....,r post ill civil the transfer "make& for an orpnlz.atiooal "The whole purpose or the office wu enameerina and the fuoc:tiotU c:anied out structure comp;arablo to other really to he a taak force, by dertnition, by his office, alone with his starr, will be Universities." ori<nted to a - '" • task , rather dian as "I think tbat the impera.tive that led to JbufOed to Vice Prcsidont for Finance llld 111 op...,illc_proce$1," Neal Olq)lailled. Manaa=ent Ed Doty. the 'esta.bllsbment of the position (the oced "Whea tbcluk is completed, there is no In announcina the move, Sample cited to pl111 the Amherst Campu.s) is so~at Jooaer a reason to hlvo 111 offoee." He two primary reasons. Fim. he noted that less," Sample told ~ SptetnJm. ''Tbia odded that UB was probably the lut the position was in1t:ially cre1ted co OYCI"SCe immense: undenatina, ' ' be maintained in. a CMIIJOI ia the New York Slate syJtom to the development of the Amherst Campus letter to the Uai~y coonmunity, ha.. ...m a pooitloll at the vice pn:sidm.tial and since "it is neatln& completion,-lhere demanded a separate vice presldcntW pott • • level. is no Ianser a need lO bave a separate vice The need for sueh a pooition' has subsided Admittia&)batlhc University was oot yet president. S<cond, he noted the tialit since then. complete, Neal said that b!J offlce' had !"*"' be Office of Focilities Planoina has bceo abolished effective tbe bea!Dnina or this letllCSler by UB President Steven B. Sampk, another move in his efrort "' reduce the complexity or the T <liiJiained Now Open Crestwood Coin Laundry ' com.,&.led Md clo 1101 require the~ tiDd or effort.... 111e ~ plans. l'leal e.tbiiioted tlw tbcre """ probably three ''more~ bullcllap'' at A.atbent and tluee reeovadou 11 MalA Stroet. _ l'!al would DOt opeculate 011 wbidl part of Datr's'uoit would rocoive the staff, wlddo tolcludes two professionall, several atc:lilteeta IDd CIIIIPIIJ planoen. lA l!ja-......... Saalpl< ladlcaled tbat Nail !lad .....-eel to proYidc iAiormal ~ for the Uaivenity If the oced ..-. Nail aoid (bat be had aareed to he availllllle to IIIIWer qlations based on the inf~ he had filed "ill bls bead." J>oty Sllid be would contlnoe to n>ee1 wiU NciNa the flllutt. ~ KC!t ~ eath. . . . for retunt1na lo the dustoom llld sald lh11 he bu no plans to leave the University. Tl)ere will be no lou or effecti...,... diller in Albllly or at tbe Univem(y ~of lbc eblllae accordlna to So.mple. "Dptf 11-oH'<>f our mosl<ffoctlvo repreMil!M\,- I• Albllly and I expect to be doina a aoocl'ileal or tbai"~D)'Idf," So.mple sald. • As for otber Voee Presidential i:hanaes. s.n.pie Sllid be wu "DOt at this tiJM ~ otben," btll odded IbM 1>< was commkted to eumina tile Uftlversity's 1411linistntJVe otnJcture to lncreue ill effectivenca. ~ ~ed u..odi.atdy.u to the non poalbk oflb to be alterod-$ample ... . . . . , tak.. ,.... Ol(iF Ocpartmmts a.t ofbls Talm llld ~them to Vice~l. The- tlkdy ellldldlte is the Olfoee of Orwlu.ote Studies 111d Rese.reh, wllleh wu fonaed only two years qo. UP617 ENERGY PLANNING M W 3:30 • 4:45 Reg No. 4S384S 3 c*lta • Proteaaor Jim Namaate The a im of thla courw Ia to explore the Interconnection• among •MI'VY· ecology, and economy aa • b ..la tor a n effective energy policy. 6:00, AM • Midnight 7 day• a weeJt . On Crestwood near Hertel Atr055 from Gabels. UP611 FORECAmNG M W 5:00 • 8:15 Reg No. 445438 3 c*lta Prot•- lbt'atllm .lammal · Thla courw adclr. .Ma b. .lc laauea In the actlwttlea of Future ltuciiM and LOIIO· Range Planning, Including the bulc methcida of t-utlng end the maJor polan· tlala and llmltatlona of applying aucll metfloda to public policy making. LEAR.N TO SKY DIVE • WHY's oldest jumpclub . ***Firat ....******'*****· **"' a jump cour$-e i ~ $50.00 • with STUDENT J.D. *: :...****** *********" USPA ilcenMd . ln1tructora l jumpmaatera Train and jump same day Group rateS'With over 10 people Excellent safety recolil CALL NOW: FRONTIER SKYDIVERS INC. (716) 631·3630 �Albert Bllah Brown Robert L. Ketter John Telfer John Neal Controversy ·follows short- lived plann ing office • By SETH GOODCIIJLD EdittN.U.·Citli] asll\ he offiCe or Focililks PIAillling hu bad and conuova-sial history at lhc University, ont tbar JLem.s from the delays and dlrriculties caused by con•truction of the Amherst c.mpus. In February 1967, then U.S P resident Martin Meymon announced thc c:reatioo of two ocw post~-P<ter F. Rqan, Exccutive V'N:e President and Robert L. Ketter; V'Jc:C Presidcot for Facilities PlanninJ. In makinathc move, on the same day that Slate University of New York (SUNY) Board Trustees fmalitcd US cxpamion to Amherst, Meyenon hoped to illlj>rove <Oopctation and coordlnation inside UB. Presidential Assistant Orville Mwphy called Ketttt "a dlrunauished IIJU<:tunl coaincer who will t;c 1e$ponsiblc for thc development of the beJL physical plant anywhere." Tbrou&hout his tenure, K<tttt was in charae or design, proyammi,. and construction of thc Amherst CampuS. But a year and one-llalf latcr, Ketter resianed. citing a lack of cmualited plannina and an unaccepcable Univenity T role in desi.Jnina the .surroundioa Amherst communi1y. "We were prescored dx opportunity to constnJCt the ~or I edi!C*Ilonal project in the world and to develop the oocnmunity around it. I hope it bas not been totally lost. If I "'ere to write a ·story about this, I would eall it 'Paradise Goofed,' " Ketttt said at the t1roe or bb rcsianation. major l'e$f)Onsibility for planru,. on the Amherst Campus." Silt wu appointed to thc position in 1972. 1Qen Executl\oe y.,. years latcr, Tdh:r resi&nod admidst suspicion ro bead a $)'Sitm·wide studY on SUNY cocutrucdon. But rumours persisted that Keller-who ~ad boen Presidctit since 1970-and Somit had forced Tetrel')>ut bocause of -cllspleaswe over his performance, although both mco denied any rolc in ltis rcsianatioo. Ketter did admit thac 'J'evcrybody bu tbclr upo and downs, I woUid '"Y that there wcre thinas ori which he performed wdl and· things on wllic:h he did 001 perform fO wcU." Despitc th$ denials, scuttlebut eontioued that a temporary I)Ait in constructloo and bud&ct cutback> doomed tbe position. One IOUl'Ce told Tltt Sp«trum, ' ' It got to the point where no oac ooul4 have done a good job in that post." The Telfor rcsianation was tllServe u the $J>4tk for a d(p in morale and a "crisis of confutcru:e"·in the Ketter adl't'linistradon. Jt spurred such tepon.s, eventually handled by the University Council, throu&hout UB. As$istant Vice President for Facilities Plannlag John Neal was deva.ttd to thr position, whh the label of ''actina •• attached co it, in April or 1978. Neal bas served in tho post President Albert Somit promised that Telfer '<would iincethen. Gencrally dis5atisf10d with the pl.onnina of the Campus, Kettcr remarked that the offoc:e of Facilities Plannina was "aoing from the role of I proposer tO that of quesllonnfni what olbus propose.w He. add~ that, "10mc people can Wotk -very effectively in that rOle, bul I'm nOI One Of them." Ketter 'f'U replaced by Albcrl Bush·Brown in Septcmber. The new vice president had a clislinaulshed past, which included the Presidency at the Rhode 4land Sebool or Dcsi&n! consulting wort for the US Department or Housina and U~an Devd.oplllent and teacbina positions ot Harvard, Pri~and chc M....ch n.!tlruce ofTcchnoloJY. Less cltan two years I , ro rcsianed to become O.ancdloroH:o d Uoiversit He assumed the position on July I, 1971 after spendin ·eraJ weeks as a consultant,. Afi« Bu:!h·Brown left, assistant vice pr · eot for dfcr physical planning at Columbi8 Univ&.ity Jo APPAREL & BOOTERY Tony Lama Dan Post Wra ngler He rma n Survivor• Timberland Dingo B U FFALO~S LARGEST SELECTION hhe a ... Come To The ISRAELI PICNIC OF WESTERN BOOTS Brand Names at Discount Prices 3114 Main St. at Highg-ate ~====~--~ 833-6565 -~~~ Do Yo·u Need Meet Israelis and Talk He6rew EXTRA CASH? ,, The Studen t Association Book Exchange can get it for you. Bring us your unwanted books with a preset price and we 'll sell them for you. We 're located in ROOM 62 of HARRIMAN HALL. Our hours are: tO:oo-5:00 1 Mon.-Fri., and we 're even open 'till 9:oo on Wed. and Thurs. YOU HAD BETtER HURRY, WE'RE ON?ty OPEN UNl"IL SEPTEMBER 17th! ~ ·~ Sept. 5th at 1:OOpm Akron Falls Park, S helter 3 Only $1 for Food, Fun, and Games Rain or Shine Call Now for Reservations and Directions 636-3062 ·- --.- ' ' . ' " TEIUSTED U"DERGRADUATESTODE"TS lntermhlps programs available throagh The Colleges In sach areas as: Community Development Social Services Environmental Studies Womens' Studies Yrban S1udies Communica.tion Government Concerns Health Services · l egal issues Mental Health, Services Arts Management Contact Therese Warden. Coordinator of ll!ternshlp Programs ,at 6J6·Z 1 tJ. or The .Colleges Dean' s Office at 6J6-ZJ16. / ...... . .....................-............ , ........ . . . . ..... . ..... . _ �A long time in planning, short time constructing - Parcel B bookstore is finalf Bookstore opens S,.crrum photo oy De~ Heckman Jus t as soon .a worltmen completed the exte rior of the new boolcatore (lett), Follett Corporation e mployees bega n s tacking the ahalvu (right), In preparaiiD? for the opening of school. By DAVID DE LIS I OJmrlbullnl Editor ithout fa nfare, and a wec:k ahead of schedule, the new UB-Folleu boolr.store beaan operation on Parcel B Monday, August 23, 1982. It is the lim buildina in the United States construcced on public land with priYllte money. Although the Follett Corporation of Chicago owns the SI.S million red brick suuc:ture. they do not own the land upon which the buildin& sits. The new bookstore was buill to replacc the one in Squire on Main Street, which is bein& convened to dental $Chool facilities, and the one in Baldy on Amherst. The latter has become tbe new oflices or Th~ Sp«trum. The bookstore in the Ellicott Dormitory Complex will remain open, despite a 814ffalo E~·tning Ntws repon that it would be phased out, according to store manager John Feuerborn. The Parker Holl bookstore will also remain unchanged. The n.ew bulldin& at 200 Lee Entrance contains 22,000 square feel , 18,000 of which ar e devoted'\o retail sales. By W books, aU teJ<ts will be comparison Squire are still unsure. Companle$ Follen bullltheit store.at only have been eyeing the land for $68 per square foot. 3ccomndated 8,000 square feet ovailable for the first time of retail space. several years as a possible site.' ~rter also said that they under one roof .• Parker Hall will carry medical, dental and thouah none have ever had considered bllilding the This enlarged sellina,11rea maoagement texts in its srorc. negotiated a contract with the mall themselves, but decided will allow Follett to carry a 13 acre lot 's title holder the aaalnsc it. " We are a fund Although the buildings wider variety of items. inte.r ior is fi nished. the score's University at Buffalo raisin& oraanizatlon. not a real Marketlna Director John Foundation (UBF). Through surro undina grounds have yet estate company. If the Balogna explained "we are to be completed. " We've the bookstore UDF hopes to professional real estate here to serve students and already spent $20,000 just for corporations are struggling, we sho"' prospectus corporat ions make it as coovenieru as top soil," Balogna stated. He that building on Porcel B is a ~ ml&ht not be able to make it piOUible for them." Featured added that "no\11 we'll have to feasible business undenakina. v.ork." He added "we have here are an extensive line of spend aoother SI5,000-S20,000 Accordina to UBF President lots of Jood people in UBF, cards and stationary, jeans for for land$Caping.'' The ortidal C&ner, "We're proud of but that would go beyond our John men and women and a larger dedication of Follen's will be one thing-that we've proved a function and capabilities. " calculator depanment. building could be constructed somrtime in Oclober, after If the bookstore proves a Stereo components are on business has settled down to a cheaply and well made." The su<ceis, it could be the impetu5 the way includirt& braod names ealmerpace. average cost of buildings on to bring companies on campus. like Sharp and Sony, the With the first building on Just how long before this the Amherst Campu' is SIOO equipment will be comparably Parcel 8 completed, ilS future per square foot, too high for occurs is still unccrtaln at this priced to those: at area stores. deve.lopmem and prosperity mott business enterprises. time, according to ~ner. "Thu Will be a bic hdp to students "'ho do not have cars or some kind or transportaiJoo to local shops," Feuerborn explained. 1 The laraer bookstore will also offer student employment. DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS In addition to thetwenty permanent employees at ANNOUNCES Amherst, Feuerborn said they will also hire 4() more students for the Fall semester rush. B.A. IN MATHEMATICS WITH CONCENTRATION Arter this busy period is over. 2S percent will be retained. IN COMPUTING AND T he store's text> will be more comprehensive than its pred~rs. Wit h the exception of medical $Chool - APPLIED MATHEMATICS Beginning thla Fall, the Department of 14Jlhematlca w111 Initiate both a degrae program and aa¥aral courses directed toward tolentlflc applications programming. This program It tpeclflctlly cletlgn\d to tho. . studt!lll Interested In cereers at applied mathematician• or tclentlflc application• programmere. Interested ttuclentt should tHk advltament through the Department of Mathematlct at the beginning of their first year In residence, or at soon as poaalbla. ••rv• APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED AT ANY TIME A new course alto baing offered fOJ the first time this Fell Ia: Mth 271 COMPUTER STRUCTURE AND APPLICATIONS• (4.0) MONDAY NITE f,15$4N MWF 11:00-11:541 Diefendorf 205 • 'This couru will emph. .tze mlcroproc- applications. The lnttructOJ will be~- Brian Hataarcl. It cannot be tuen !OJ credit In addition to CS 2A1 . •Praraqu/a/te: Mill 145 orCS 113. Two Labatt's Blues for $1.50., . tl DJ will announce 3 for $1.00 shot specials from 10.00 p.m. on ... For addltlonallnlonnetlon consult Dr. Nlcoln Goodman, DlrectOJ, Undergraduate Studlu fn Mathematic•- Room 118 Dlelendprf Halll31·2147. �UB's Alumni Arena! By DAVJO CZAJKA Frotures EdUor ne down. one 10 go. Orec:tin.& UB >tudcnhathlcces Ibis ra11 is the lona awaited Alumni Arcna (phast 1), wil h phase II 0 sdlcdulcd co be complcccd in the fall 'of 198S. Localed ala far cod of the Amhcrn Campus, off Baird Poinl,lbe ncw facilicy, featuring a 10,000-seat arena, ha.'\ the polcntiaJ IO clevarc the quality Of student life signlficancly. The building. in addition, to the anna will play host to an increased numbu.of handball and racquccball couru, a 200 meter indoor running track and updated lockcrroom and trainig,a-therapy condicion.s. Once Phase II is adjoined, UB will have as good an all•purposc focilicy "" there is in the country claimed Spons lnformaUon Dircctor Larry Scccle. fmmediatc:Jy, when presented with the new arena the notion of a Division 1 sporu program pops up. Slccle wcncd that this was the only clemcnt the Univ~sity lacktd when ir eamc t.itne 10 talk ahout upgrading the program. "All that w~ needed for Division I was the racility." sajd Steelc, otherwise UB, in Ihe: midst of a large mc:cropoliLan area and media cmttr is primed 10 parcake in big lime intercollegiate: spans. However, a new NCAA law disalll!ll-> univershitt 10 make an immtdiate jump lO Division I (rom Division III. It will be a graduAl upgrading process as the UB learns planning to make che move will have 10 c:ompett in Division II for a.n interim period of time. Steele- likes this new rule: b«ausc h will give the university cro" and adapt to the 1\.iJher kvc-1 or competition . sporu program time to Steele concedes thai once participatfnaln Division I bc\:-Ome5 a rcalit)', some wn or whola.rship program wiiJ have 10 M worked out. i.S wccl. In chc mean lime he reeJs the new complex wiiJ ac1 as a Jure for promising. local athlcccs. "This is goin.g to make it ea.sie:r co ra;ruit," Steele uplajncd. pninlin& out the adjacent outdoor spOI1s- area.. In addition to the Alumni Arena and abc planned phase I I buildin& there is an expansive outdoor practice and game area • .Each ceam- bas<ball. soccer, ftdd hockey and in a year from now, sortbaU- will have their own ptayin.s field. Both lbe b3$Cball and $O«<T Held~ will be liglued for future niiht contest5. The football Bulls will still play their games at Rotary Field and in a cer1ain sense they are up on the other squads making the shift-they have spectator seatin,g. AMhls point in timc'1hc outdoor athlttk fie1ds Lack spectator seating facililies. This is 50met.hin.g Sleeta asswes / thai will be worked oul in the short term future. Ot.hc:rwise.the-outdoor-area, with two handball and baJkctball courts and 10 tennis couru. is rea.dy for use.The arena itsdt Iowen above old·aark Hall in comparbon. Steele <Siimated the new Alumni An:oa Is four lim.. 8$ Will> a sealina capa<:ily of 10,000 (of which only 3,500 wiU be rudy in the fall) lh< arena will Sland as thc second largest indoor vcnu~ 'n the Buffalo area, the ftrst bcina Mcm Auditorium. Aod lhc bulldina 'bas unique distinction or houslna lbc lar&C51 free Ooatin& floor. A design, whereby the floor hoards at< noc secured directly 10 iu b«se, it fcalures hi&h rcsileocy, somcchina Slcclc says th,at will CUI down on injuries. wac. The arena however wUJ DOl be ~tirdy ready 10 ao unUI law in 1M year, probably D<ecmbcr. 1bc first vauky baJkctball game will be played in Cark Hall before shiffina to Al..ru Arena. The usc of I he auditoriUm fn< sports will in face be preceded by Sleven Sample's inauaunation iq.Octobtf. This is indkati\lt • of what may bt io srore for UB students as this building will not be reserved only co uruvcrsity athletic:s. The UB albletic starr is already discussing Ihe possibilities or holdins the Empire State Games at the Univrrsity. Stcclc commcnccd . This would brina competitors from lhrOUJhOut New York Scale 10 participate in the games. The.re arc various otbeJ problems thai would oetd 10 be addressed to move the: games here from their SyrJ~cu.se location s·uch as temporary housing and SPOU for t'\'enl$ that can., be held dircctly on campuS like shootin& and rowina. Th~ ilems are being discussed said Sc~lt. Entirely separate from Jports. on eampus eoncens or SJ>taking engagement$ arc pol!ible attractions that mi&ht Ond their way into the new arena. ~t•s Kating capacity 'oltiiJ orre.r new optiom to campus 11nd independent concert promoter~ . Acts that fonne:rfy had no place to appear on campuS- or w"'e too big or too small for city venues will be possible to be hooked In the Buffalo arcoa. As Steele said, "II has the potcntial 10 gain a IOI of revenue-... · • But for lhc time bcina, fall indoor sporu wiU be held in Oar!< Hall Eventually all the RAIU and varsi1y activities will be held 11 Amherst. Only swimming will rtiDaiD on tbc Main Street Campus for an exlcnded pcri<ld or time bccau.c the nataioriwn will be I part of Pltase II. In lhe interim hoth sports c:enlen will have 10 be maintained. This will be the larJesl problem ficin& the University in an era or cost euuin& and conservation. Bot as Stcoele: said. ••tnc University will have to be prepared 10 maintain Ibis (Alumni Arena)!" $1 OFF ANY SANDWICH. 838-1391 r WELcoME BUFFALO ~l Here's "Gourmet" fare Sushi Japanese food Korean food lchl Ha- Rut. 850 Nl••· Falla' Blvd. 8S2· l585 AUOna.t.l Younge Orlalhtl Food A: GUt su £atllewoocl 8S7·1188 U I �I II ALMOST FINISHED: Phase I ot the Alumni Arona Is nearl·y complete and It boasts as one of tb8 finest facilities ln the Eastern part of the United States. A seating ot 3500 will be ready for the Fall (far rlghl) while work continues on Phase II (clockwise). Showers, basketball courts and expansive locker Photos by Dave Heckman rooms.;:omplete the SCGI.)&. THE DEPARTMENT OF MODERN LANGUAGES & LITERATURES WANTED announces PROFESSOR MICHEL SERRES' Inaug ural courae as the holder of the Jones Chair In the F~ench Section o f the Department. FRENC H 880: THE FOUNDATION OF THE CITY: ROME 930 Clemens Thursdaya 4:00-5:00 3 credlta Reg. No. 029183 Profeaaor S.mta' major focua ~Ill be on the en· thropotoglcel, aoclel, and rellgloua problemetlca Implicit to the foundation of eny aoclel order •• • paaaage from cheoa end dlapanlon to • unified order of law and the aecred. lecture• In French. R..di"OL in Engllah. Detailed Information evellabla from the Depart· ment of Modem Lanouav•• and llteraturea at 910 Research Assistants for Psychology independent study also work study students. Call 831 -3072. No experience necessary, aU m_ajors welcome, especially computer science. · Research on conflict, mediation, and _decision ma~ing. ~.~. --.-~~•• •H.•I.I.. . . . . . . . . .~. . . . . . . . . .~·- •.!;;;;:;:;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~J... . ~· "'~· ·-.-v15 • .•.••. Sjloctrum . �Sum·mer relief ·helps .UB melt SUNY hirjng freeze By A.LAN KAC.HIC Monagin,g Editor Buffalo devastated by layoffs." Vice President for Academic Affairs esplte the reianina confusion oves the 1982-83 New York Stale budaet it appean that UB weathered the storm in beuer condition thlll or:isinally expeetcdl UB President Steven B. Sample told The Sp«trum last week that "We will still los< Roben Rossbesg ..pwned that the revised DOD proposal, although sdll not final, will allow UB to meet allllnes in instructional teachina positions, but will prohibit birina in suppon positions. "At lease we are working under that assumption," Rossbes& explained, "It is stiU not clear that we will have all the a massive number of positloM, from money." D 100.150, but we will lose these through attrition during the year, we are not filling - Rossbesg said there will be no layoffs but all positions will be cut back through n.on-teaching tines." These include all auridon ... If a secretary in department X support positions-non-teaching, resigns or rctirt\ we have no way or getting technicians, and clerical positions. a rcplacemc:nl." !He added that in some The State Oi.Uion of Bullget (DOD) areas the University could lose two to three imposed a hiring freeze on tbe State positions and then replace with one. University of New York (SUNY) last ~ February as pan of Governor Hugh carey's ample added th~t th<re are proposal$ to au empt to trim what he claimed will be ' re·allocate inside SUNY to help UB, with a $360 million deflcit. Earlier this month proposal sent to Albany by UB to trtnsrer Carey proposed a uate~wide ltiring freeze .~> funds 10 this University. Although <>ot yet a further money saving effort. ~pproved by DQB Sample said , " I have The crisis was initiated earlier this year high hopes that the proposals, or similar when the State Legislature approved wha' ones to them, will be approved.'' Carey considered to. be an excessive Sample explained that even If Carey lifts .. election year,. budaet. The Governor the hirin& freeu, current economic vetoed S900 million, and altholl&h the conditions dJctate that " We wiU still have Legislature did not override the veto, it to maintain the freeze on our ow-n." later restored all but $56 mUlion or the Rossbera asserted that all this only ori,inal proposal. applies to 1982·83, and added that "83-84 ~ is still vn)' ambia:uous and vague." M uch or the money restored co 1he , The eoer&Y conservation plan proposed budaet and to SUNY was the result of a L. by Walter Simpson will, accordJng to legislative push to restore certain serviCes. Rossbera. be implemented. This proposal to - s Robert Rossberg Spectrum photo It receive great suppon from Westeru New York politicans. Aooordins to Sample, "Over the summer there was some sianifunt relief from what I viewed as a po<entially dJsasterous situation . But ~vcryone sensed a strong unified voice from the l..eji.slatwe, especially the Western N• w York reduce U B's energy costs, is expected to · save-st.7-J.8 mi!Jion a year and the money saved wiU be put into employee sal#ies. This plan was initiated not solely for tbe purpose of saving dwindling energy supplies but, Rossbera explained .. To make up the deficit wt had to find money from other sources and the eneray conservation plan d~ltgation. was the most feasible. •• They did not want to .see SUNY JOSTEN'S GOID RING . _SALE_ . SEE YOUR JOSTENS REPRESENTATIVE on the following UB Cia.. Ring Days: DATE TIME PLACE. Tues.-Fri., Sept. 7-10 10a.m.-4p.m: New University Bookstore See Josten's Newest Ladies Desi s • .. _ '1 ,.. r.~l.~C.o_..O. .-,.. ~ NJII, M--">j.~ l i d,• �Microchip foul-up gi~es I over 1D lh< lou...tlla RIQI period, so UB mdJ up with bt. Botb B&u.mn aod Devendorf KOffed at feporu by the Bu,ffolo £ 'Hfl ln1 f{t>4 and Albaay tbat Ulllo the ooly pla&...S by tha< PfObl...,., Baumcr cblms "every '""'""' llu n an dfort to modcrob.e lu method or J)ayina bllb, JO¥trn.tncnt offlciab in ...-.oa........_..lk ... ampw. - ....... ··wid< ... .,...... 'l'bis .,. Alba41 Wlkvtcd • - _ crltyor..._ _,..,..s the State Uoivcnity of drpmd.s tM si.u ol &be' Buffa» lad Sl.oe1brook arc tht t-o larJac ud the.a tbc probkiN arc 100« New York (SUNY) u wdl, alt'-ah k bu prO¥cd to bt more of a~ than alldp. Pfe"\'~.·· n.. The PfObknu Which - • eocuunttred wttc a.llJC'd b)' a D.Uinbct endo<l oald ..... Down State caned O'ofu Hall because when chcy complaln<d 10 Albuy, orr.oa.ts told l.bnn they wa-c: the ooly - .. He oddt<l tl•u they lfvm lO m«t the April I, 1911 dadlloe • ..........., Albaay had beocp cootatlplaliaa the diana< lot -aal Jdl'· lbe Slate S)>tera Jh·c or!Jy a frw moaths to mate abe .......,. cl>an&<S tbcmsdva. Ai a &1p of tM: uoubb to come. I)*Utm, Wtft WftC . , . . . . . ...wltb pjpplics aod lcar<d !hey_,. bave Ud to~ the""""""·" ~ oald the diffiCU.ltits ~ 1104 swprisiq cocuidcrin& ·~ oncr bad a ~ 10 tea the system and wOt't 0\11 the: buss. " He: quipptd "Albany Is niU havin, major d.lJOcWdu, despite yc:a.rs- the c:quJpn;~mt dtflvaies were excced.lnJ)y late. " We rtctived alii he hardware jUJt 10 days before we were Al.SOQalc. W1tik thb •-.s h~ U8 CIIMdd 1101 pay k't bills ud as ol Matdl IS, I ~1cclical «r~lc:r of f.a0t1. FirA wu W sbon time tn which UB. and the rut of the llllt to be o~tlonal ," compl.oin<d Clwks Dcvendo<l, UB Pntclwe ol planniAJ," Wllll1m Blumer ~ WiD UB be beuc off . . . . the ocw systanf Shet bclkvet "most or OY.t prObktN art- bdaa ironed out, and we should bt IJre.dy tn a ftw moculu:, •• and llllt UB will, In the lutur<, be better oil onder the- QSI<ftl, w..,da1ol•• D<wtldorf II abo ot><imlotk olllh<-...... and..., ~ a:moocltcr ··u u we doo~t ..Uc atsu.bs bcca.uK tk ao. errors c:u noc yet bt computer corrCidcd. 8y nc1t yc:.ar. ho'WC'i'a, ': :=:~ ~":.=~ lot proa.ranu. We'll be okay as loo& u ¥i( can k«P bodia." Baumu it •dU uCJIMUiD t.t lhiJ: tio>c. ''1'hc jury is l(iD out. ~a lull cotll....- -. . . wiD be ....,... He h,.. very -...,s\hat tim b • ~blloo1 1a the ..., ru<lu.. •.,. IWOI'WM th.. arc OCit'ltSUI)' (Of th.it to oc:c.r arc: n.ot (aYorcd by the SWc conuoUft . We n'IIUt pet1-uack lhOM: ln Alban)' to chlftlt 1heit polktc:t If 1hey a.pca to lt1 the IOO$l bcnc-nu from tlk avallabk tecllnoiOS)'." Spectum photo by LeatSII. OJIYI'f . . ,_. portdw< O<dcu- be - c d by Albuy, Alia Matdtl2, contraaoraJ paymc:nu ,_-etc also no lonarr procaaed. Th.IJ irduded tuch vital ~rvlon a.s udUty bills &nd the BllKbltd But Company, whJch muntalns u~tlal i.ntcr.camJ)UI transportation. April I tame and wmt without a •ortiq C'OCipuiCJ. By May, thc(ll)m,puttr . . . just bcainnina opcn:tion, •beD compania wbicb wtrc o•"'C'd by U B money became uooyed t l the ddt)'. In order 10 k«p the Uni\'trtJI)' 101,., Oncndod t&Jd U B h:&d. to rely on hs petty tuh ra.rrvcs. ..We almost k»t MO<pn Linen and ""'<BI other companin IS well cluriq lhil pcnod." Onc:o4od aatcd.. He added "our ,_pv~criLcd dledl tDOdlilct, OD I"CR, slo•ccl down t.hjnp funhcf . '' Compoundin& these problem.s wat a sbona,c of pcnonnd . ..w~ 4on'l C\tn havt -enouah Pfoat&mmcn because of the .t.1at~ hirlna freae .,.d ,.--c: arc lol h•a thr« people uext tuonlh who b)> .scatt mandate we CIJ\OOt rq,lacc,'' o..·cndo<l lomtntcd. A .t.)'ildl whidl •as dcsiaotd to savt' tame •--..s ectuany aeatlna more .... t . Dt. Willlatll Baumer, Ull coouollcf. bdi.n-u thai ''iD orda 10 lake advan•qe or the new opc:n.lioo, 'iloC have 10 &d rld O( l.a.rse ebllnb o! PlPft', wbJch hu not tcSUhed." Due to the compultr'•lnntxibUhy, mhuk~ ._htth could be: tuiiY runc<llcd before now require C'OCDploc.l tolutkmt. B.aumn c:Jq)laiDc:d thaC ••we no 1onac< bavc a dines ..,..puta Hoc to the- Albuy COmpc:roUcr. Fvst we b.a"'c to send a wriltea ordn cU.Qac: lO SUNY cuural. who the uuumiu it clcctrkaUy to the comport<r." Ocvmdorf concuQICCI with thb view. ... " We Itt nUl bujca)ly band opcnttd. We have: more paper documcnt.t. than cvn bc:forc.•• LIWaD Sil<k, ....,.,.._or"-""" Pa11bk. clolms "ow job balbecotllc batdc>, tlloQP Audit and C.Uol Uw u c:uiu hiM. .. Her-~ must alto t:I!IOR paper, d~in& what abc computer it~ 1o do. '*' The Revlon Flex Rampage-Rally ~ O..eodorf "*"' tbat "for two $750,000 in prizesl T he OOfl.' *'cr 10 the probkms by corutantly "aoi"' """"'·" moothl, aU U..~t-lootdware , oonwan ad ldoplooo< lleos -ked oo the ....... or 11n<"""" per day. ..................... _ .. _k Wh."~.-- ­ Now Ftett- 11111 fabulous hfo... Cond- and Sflompoo_ JtwtleS 'IOU bc IOUtlacly , - - . bot WCft 6ooc to !)I a blg~lancampusl Enleflllll In ordc> o l - prlollty. Bawncr eJpllll>ed that, delar- I• paymmu tO companies '!Ill not 00>1 UB ln)'lhln•• tbouJb thuc will bt tattptlons. " Whca we JUkt our c:ootracu, h is sti,pu.b.trd thai we w1U - pay lace c1wJ<$ and pcultla, " Ullf.-.cdy, t.b.is docs aoc. CUTY o"cr IO porlilc utilities, sudl .. dtcuiclty. UB .... rcwccd to pay SIO,OOO to tbcm -.... ol the P<oblam Ia the ptObJcms ln the ctw JYRem. Bavmcr added thlt the oompanjo 6o noc Ut e cbew typu of contncu and arc Rex-Rampage Ral y s-pcla"-'111\ 80$Y...and 'IOIJmayWina 1983 Rampage Sport. Dodge\ pe110no1 Size pickup. 1he roly Is a Sports Cor Club or Amel1co Solo USldlllai\IH 'IOU wtn yW1I 1:)1 01 IIIII ~I ol yootown Rampage. Or 1obbylnJ to c:twt&c this io au Jtlt~ COfttrldJ, StW baekloged ..Sth bUt. waitlloa lor par-. lbe ldbaeb radl • - . . . oa SqltaDbct U . ybills wllldtbadiiOI - - . . . . . lbe IMI-G lboal will ba¥< to be ~ ror o...-.... .... ;... ""'*' --10..o.-dorf.,.OUI of UI'J 8Ql yew't bodild+" wblda WU DIM - CD DOt be~ 10 Just,. out and toke ~to VOOt par1k:lpotlng =~c:=~rr: R =~EV ~"'."'"'-:,ID = - 10 J..'flllllM =::and ........ wtn one oiiUICireds ololhef sxtas. Go to yoot partdpallt Ill Ftett nlfoller and plc:ll up an enlry blank. I Dodge dealer. Hyoot nome Isdrown you1 get $60 ) cosh, a new Rampage an loan to drMI • UB massive financial woes· -~ID~~ ConrrJbuliiiJ Editor N �FALL 1982 INTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES AND DATES " - ENTRIES BEGIN SPORT ,, -.. PlAY BEGINS MANAGER'S MEETING. • ~13 p[AY ENDS 1![20 Men's Touch Football ~ l?ilQ CO-ED Touch Football 8130 9/10 11/20 8130 9rl. • Raquetball Toumament 1G'4 1()18 1G'll 11/20 \ 1()122 ~uash Toumament 1G'4 1G'8 1()111 1G'22 1()14 H¥20 1()125 3{1/83 H¥25 1/3()183 1~25 3114/83 Soccer ' · Men·s Basketball . CO·ED Basketball 1G'4 1()'25 Ice Hock!>! 1G'4 1~22 •l !Tentative) ' . J ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Alleliin·rosters.en~ arid~ can be piched UJ>OUtside the Recreation and Intramural Offices In 152 ALUMNI HALL starting August 31. AB rostus must be turned In with tb! reqund $15.00 deposit to 152 ALUMNI· HALL.no later than one (1) day prior to the manager's meeting. AU managez's must attend a send a tell.~ representative. o I II anyone (male a femalell.s lnte!Uted In a WQU)d like lillY Information on officiating any of the ~ sports, please contact Michael O'Connor, Head Supervisor of lnttamural Services, « leave ames~ with your name and phone number, at636-3147. The office 1.s located at 152 ALUMNI HAll. 0FFPALS ~ PAID!'Any past officials 0/.lllo WQUid like to olftdate agalil thls year are asked io please cc:intact Michael O'Connor. U.B~ RECORD OUE.ET <' ", _ : 8 CAPEN, AMHERST· CAMPUS · J . .. _ _ _ _ .,._ _ -4 ... ......-"'i ~... "'=" , ...... - 4> --· - ~~~OO/Il·i~ ~- ·'1- ~~PliOW~~636-2353 Back to~ s~h.ool . Sp~c;ials " Save Dollars ·on these tftles: ' - Asia GeResls ~ Special R.E.O. . GoGo's ~NO 1 Ff;)relgner · MOREl We also have Bl!lnk Cassettes and We Sell Concert Tlcketsl Come Jr:t and t;rowse!lr ... �SBI digs out of debt; chooses a new chief Ketl Bedding Co. Maitre"" By ALAN KACHIC Manatl"l Ed11or and up -·· ub Board I (SBI)-the •tudcnt suviccs corporatioo- spc:nt an ac:tiv.: summer in which it Jdected a Ruanive Director and arappled with lbe financial basslel o f a U9,000 debt . On A..,ust I former Alfred Univeraily AJ$ociate D<an G1obridJe Miskell auurned lbe offK:C of Elcecutive Director-a post which has beeo vacant .U.ee the January rcsicnation of DauiU Blac:t. Allbolllb abe lw •nU4 yean ,..,rklna for university adminiJtratioos Milltdl daaibed berJdf u prostudalt and said abe wu excited to be workin• for ~· " I ...., hired by lbe student body to work for tbe dent body," 1M QPiaioed addio& lbat sbe was imprcs>ed y the fact that studau at UB have control over their own mandatory f.. mooey->nmelbina which il uncommon at mn>t universitleJ around the nation. In Ju.ae it was made pubUc that SBI had a projcaed defecit of $80,000. The deficit was blamed on the loss of Squire Hall in Mucl! and lbe loss of revenues aenerated there . Bodfalo uuaaa .....•.. ........... ........ University Press 60 S. Harriman Br mid-July SBI fuasurcr Carl Amrhein announcxd that the Ss1chairman David Hoffman said that so far Mis~ell was doing a "woaderful job." He described the new &ccutive Director as "a quick Ieamer in a complete situation" and lidded that since MiskeU has been in office she has "taken a lot of wei&ht off my lboulders. " Hoffman said that SBI is moving in "positive directions" and that It is evaluating '"what are our problem areas." He added that the corporation is presenlly investlptins the OI>C(IIng of the Alumni Arena in Dt-ttmber-a move which could aUow for greater revenues to be aenenued for SBI- and is restructuring University Press tn an attempt to make that oraanization more erficient. Concerned ovu the lack or quality movie theaters and other entenainmem venues, Amrhein warned that "we still hav• to watch those operations.'' The treasurer said that this year SBI has to be very $1rlct to "make sure that before you spc:nd money tbat the money is fonhcomlna." " I can't anticipate any loomina problems," Mukell said. The people in command have a aood sense of business." Neither Amrhein, a Graduate Student Auociation (GSA) representative, nor Hoffman, of the underaraduate Student Association (SA), foresaw any of tho problems between those two govetnments wbicb hive pJaaued SBJ In the pa&t. Amrhein admitted that there are "sharp differences of opinions betw..n lbo two but they don't spill over into squabbles amonc the a~ea 69 La011 S oe.r defid t stood at $69,000 and that this debt was being reduced with a $30,500 lnfwlon from the member student &overnments and throuah a ti&hter internal money policy. "We've llW1llled tO cut e~pc:nseJ since May," Amrhein assened. 1'hls was achieved by moving around budget Jines while SBI made pro&ress in collecting receivables whleh haJ Improved cash now. "The student governments responded very wdl," lbe treasurer said. "UUAB (University Union Activities Board) bu done ~n outstanding job in maintaining 5ummer programs without Sub Board," Amrhein llfflmled. Miskell described her first mOAIII In office as "very stimulalina;" she was "impressed with the internal 11aff (the board)." The Executive Director ""plained that her goals were to balance SBI 's budget, make the corporation rlSCIII~ sound by years end and provide the corporation with some continuiry to cope: with transitory student aovemmenu. a Box Spflng ..29.95 F•clory retec1a, au .........r.Y ~ c~.,...cclna Wt are open 8:30 am· •:30 pm Hoffman agreed that there are "disagreement$ on certain • things" betw..n SA and GSA but he CJ!PCCIS no real problemsl.. He added that the pllst problem• were caused because all members of the board "did not recoaniu Sub Board as operating as a business" and ""Piained that there is now an aarcemmt on this basic principle. Monday - Friday W:30 am • 8:30 pm Woe!J1olday 831·2588 a drvtWon of~ one. !ftC ,. )'OIJr'>Wdon<w*•c"'J>>t''""" ...--~W::-:-a1:-c:-h7to-r---, r - - - - M a r-do'• eo·~ff=e~e S~ho~p~~~~~ CELEBRATION '82 Sunday, Sep1.12, 1882 Ba.lrd Pt. Amber.t Campua -~t!a'l!U~o\-Onlon 99< OR •:::,• 89" •r::;::t a -"'--Odr. U.Dmll.tTuMIIoUorZ-.... $2.00 265 Kenmora Ave.. - ·Ffl ~ · 21'111 Sat a s.n 7AM . :!Pill board ." 10% OFF WITH THIS AD arabesque THE DANCE SHOP ,,. a.woH A"'. . . a..tWo. New Yot~ 14122 (7 161A6-I - 10 percent off Clothing & Shoes with this ad or I.D. Available at aU y.Jendys In Erie and Niagara Countlu! �ATTENTiON ':MALESU mon~b extra monv I We are looking for ~lasma donors for a Plasmapheresis Program If you would like to apply please call J Earn $100 per 688-2716 1331 North Forest - Suite 110- It looks like controversial basketball coach Bill Hughes'stormy years at UB w ill be coming to an end after the 1982·1983 season. It was annoui\Ced late last wee~ that Hughes' contract would not be fenewed after this ing year. Hughes promplly stated plans for an appeal, he accused the Athletic Department of a conspiracy rid of him. More details later. HERTEL COPY CENTER 1552 Hllttl 834-9311 • Copies • Resume's • Quick-Printing Alk•lllolltu do-11-y...W.-y mlnJ servic:ls Ul1y ltlomittllloln 7:31 Ul Slbldlys . 7:30 A..ll · 2:00 P..ll • Computerized Typese"ing • Audio Visual • Process Camera Services • 2 Color Specialists • Publications p~~ 1SS2HtMd ~ f~NY i14·1311 U �UB Division I plan sent back for revision . MAIN STREET CAMPUS .REGISTRATION SITE PARKER ROOM 2 AMHERST CAMPUS REGISTRA~ION SITE BALDY ROOM 202 THERE WIU BE NO ADDS, EVEN B Y EXCEPTION·REGISTRATION, AFTER SEPTEMBER 10, 1982. Last day to drop courses with an " R" grade Is October 22, 1982. 1.0. CENTER LOCATED~ PARKER ROOM 2 OPEN MONDAYS · THURSDAYS August 30 • September 9 from 1:00 to 7:30 pm "I t • ff'JaiOidJ/y anbiaour t:n:1 not beyond till! realm ~ J)OIIIIibilty•., - UB Pre.ideot ~even B. Sample T he report prestmed 10 Univcrs11y, Presidenl Scevrn 8 . Sample on uptradin.a tht Uni"vcuity•s athletic proaram to Division 1 has b<cn returned to commiu« (or (unher study. The Umvcnily-widc aroup-t.has includes rcpramtatiYeS from acudcnt .-rnmau. starr and roculty- wt'U n\&ke revisions at a _ , , . Wednaday. ~ rcpon has>"' to bo nw1< public and P>uidcntiaJ rcpr~tui... dcdlncd to release the n:pon pco4inc the 11:\icw and Sample's c>Wnination or the documCJtt . For nca~ly two Yta~S,Univcrsity officials have mulled upgnulin& the Unlvcnity's athletics procram to Divlllon I. At prdtllt, onl~ Hockey (Division II) and baseball (Division IJ do not tom,pcto at the Division Ill level. In Match or 1981, then Prcsidont Robcn l.. Ktrt.e r was presented 1\ith • plan, but bocause or his rcsianatlon, opted tO leave the final ded.Jion to h.i.a accessor. Last year, Sample-who hails from the University or Nebraska-was ocl«ted and he has bear cautious in commentlna on any proposals for Division I. Earlier this summer, bo wu prc$CIIted with ao upcbted plan. Arlcr be reca- the rcvisioos, Sample pliiiiS to ao back to the aroup witb questions and "then bcain to cfucuss it broadly with the Ullivcnity community, bot1l insid< and ouuid<." He said In an lntcmcw thu the plan was ftftlible. ' ' I t I> reasonably ambitiow and not beyond the r<alm or possibility," Sample explained. He did 001e that much or the proposal dcpcods on tbe State University or Now York (SUNY) Trustees and the Nation Ill Colle,lllate Athletics Association (NCAA). SUNY docs not llllow institutions to orror lthlellc scbolatshlps and the NCAA hu placed snuaJ roadblocks in the way of schools aucmptina lo improve their PfOITIIOS. . " flrst, V.t mwt O&utr OUl wh:ll lO do be..-c and thee brin&~ the: Trustees aJoclc," be noted. Aa:ordina to >011tecs, tho plan conW.S optloos fat fUWiclnathc uppadc. which is scm as the major stumblllla blodt. Alumni contn'butioos, c:lwJina admWioo and ruod-niscrs ha>< aU bcCJt mentioned as possibilities. Currently, UB's proarams an: funded almost entirely by >tudcnt mandatory rea. " I think first we have to think moro about Division II before wolook II ~vision," Sample explained. notln& the NCAA restrictions, considered the 3ieeond critical problem. "h's a necessary intermtdiate step." But Sample did say tbaJ provided there was tonsldcrablc support at the Unlvcnity, there was a chanc< .orne improvancnt tould bcain sbortly. "AloumiJI& there is a lot of enthusiasm, b<oad SUpport and c:ommiumau of movin& in dUs direction, 11 h~ QPlai.ocd, Vif tbcte is that smsc of committment in 1M la.r&er ecaddnk community. we'U bqia to make a slpfant ehana< in 12 months." Cbalnnan or the RCCRO.tioo. Athletics and Rd.tted lnstruaioo Sal Elposito would 001 commcn1 on the plan 01 any possible ncvllloos that mi&bt be 11\ade th!J week. If any plan b - ted, basketball is cxpccled to bo at the c:omcrstonc ~ of the project, bocausc or the C:O')'Pkted arena and the reduced t'OSU. root bell b expccled to bo prohlbotivdy expellilve. 't:.-............~. ·. ~: . :4. ~ ~~·0 -~~ 3 ?..598/1/L£ YCo,..lJffATtfOUTH ::e:o~..=n=- WED=A•SHOTS~.§-ICMS sc~ 'IHIJR:'Z11hi 'IN ~Wff... LADATT IWPTIOUI-AU:IIEEifM:Jif • •.roo.•!Iff~'$PA~i'i?/tlf.';.. •• A C'JF~R!'J'~ JJ~'J.'fff!.~•• •• ooo~ Afll:zE.S GNEN our.•• �The Knowledge Areas: Gen Ed debuts finally he Ocneral Edutallon proaram will be implemented lhU summer after yean or dcJ.ay, dd>ale and planninJ. lb< core or 1M propam is lht KISTOIIIAL AND J(oowlodac Areas. lht m brood PRILOSOPHJCA.L STUDIES JfOUplnp tbat include lht lb< ducicla1ion or tnlditioa a a mandated courses for Sllitla>t> m,.jor aoa1 or Calenl Edi>CIItioo. arrec:ted by it . Dwina the summer. These .uudia provide a '''Y'IOPik we printed tha limns and due to .;.,., of tbc entire ranae or populor demand, It'• back. (L.ook tl<prcssible human e•pcricnca'~ to future Wues for more on the. (Pbcrti•): u such, they providt tbc conuovC'Isial proaram.) OCCCSArY inli&bls for humans to enaaa• tbe pr<SCOI and lht future. T FOilEICN t.ANCUACES A.HD CROSS-(;ULTUIIAl. STUDIES Wittenaen>trio Indicated that the timiu of one's langua.ae were the limits of one's world. In th!J ...,.. perhaps it l$ better to >lY that man 'is' lan.auaae than th.at man •wc:s• l&n&uaac. Ford.an laniuaae study is tile vebick for expcncncina cultures otba than ow own and to identify Mtb otbet modes Of thinkinJI, OS cultural btbavior. or of hwnan iotcr~~ction . Tht basic aim or this Knowled&e Area b to enable humans to tr~c.nd their own eovironmc.nr. while 11 the: same time, to underscand il brttcr by uperienctna otbet cultural pcnpoaives. Amcriean Stutfia Owi<1 Modem Lana...,..: French O.riiWI Italian These~ ranatb sugcst that tbe e caanoc be btDh Mtbout re erma: to tbc p&SI and tO pbilotophy, two lmpoJW>I Individual and IOCial identities. Thus, the basic aim of thiJ Knowledae Area iJ to provide historical and pbilosopblcal inJiabt Into 1M meaninl or human uiste:~~« and to help provick the discipline and rc:sowufulcss to deal Wh the presmt and future. $0\lr<a or our History Philosophy LIFE A.NDIHEAJ.Tll SCIENCES H umans have: I ••oeecS to uoderstand tivinc orpnisms J<n<rally, and p&nicularly, Lbe humao body, and to be aware both or lhe eapaclty to · human life. and of lhe existence of threats to bumlll life" (Clatctal Edw:ation Committee). The basic aim of tbiJ Knowled&e Area i> 10 help the student to 1111derstand tile nature of study in the ure ani! beallh scle11ees, to underlland how kamlna may be applied to pcrsonalllld community health related probles, and to better apprcdate 1M rdatioMhlp bet•een the phY$1Cal body and human aalvlty. Bloloalcal Sciences: Biolo&y Biophysics Health Sciences Education Medical TcchnolO&Y Nuclear Medldoe Toc:bnoloay Nunina Occvpatlonal Therapy Pharmacy: Blochanical Pharmacoloay Medldnal O>emlltr)' - Pharmaceutics Pbart!Uicy Physical Education Physical Tbenpy Speech PathoJDs:y (Commuftialive Disotden) I.J'TEitATURE AND THE ARTS Oreal Utcruy works r<prescnt a rich stAtement or human tire and Upctltnce. Study or tbe fino alii acknowledaeslhe "limits or the eaj)Kities or painl, musical instlwncnls, and 1M human body to upress 'beauties and fcdlnp beyood their materials, '' In Uteruvrc and tbc uu, •udc:olS learn the forms. Lcchuiques and looll that wUJ Jive than the key tO a " lirdona capacity for apprcdalion or the atU" (General Education Committee). Art: Art Studio Art History Fine Arts SludloAit " Enlfub M'IISic: Mosie Edllealloo Music History Mllik PerfoJ11\1Jtee Pbotosrapjly •Th<a~re PHYSICAL AND MA.THEMA'J1CAL SCIENCES ;VoiD TECHNOLOGY SOClA.L AND UIIA.VIOaAL SCIENCES ' 'Same. rcprc:scnlS .,... or lb< social sdcoca - t to II'OCk mytbJ oad ~ Ia huma activities. Tbcy are of IICQI.IIiots lludenU with the uod<nlandinp or iDJIItwlolll, sttucturesucl bwuu proccac:f, '' man's principalaveoues of lcnowledac." Sdentiroc study physleal world around us. n produces disciplined mental effort, and it provides an orientation to un~d our pbeDoaletlal world u oo other branch or inquiry eu do. The Kk:ntlroc mode of inquiry produces tDowled&< Mtb ocooomy, prccisioa. and c:aref\11 rcprc:scnlallon. It is both theoretiell and applied aud enaaaes mode.rn 1cciwolos)es which impact on human society; it hu', thcteCorc. "coortDOUI cullural and bW~W> r<levan«" (Bruner). con~ "'*'** 10 ladivid.uals onlcnd (O<neral l!dUCIItioa C<>llllllinee) and or dcveloplna ...., aclalllllc metbods to uaclerslaod 1M complexities of b.IIIIWI life, wiUI< &liM ...... lime.~ lht ·'* fr«dom iDdivltliials b.&¥C to JliiFIU" tbc:ir affain, both individually oad oolloctlvdy. ' Afrlcan,Amer:ic&o Studlco A.DlhropoiO&Y Communlcatioa (Speech Com· mUDieaiool ~ Ardtitcc:sUtc O>emisuy Comp~~ter ScidiCe Enainecrina: L. Aero>!*< Enainecrin& ClvU lln&fncerlna Electrical Enalne<rlnl (Ekctrlcal A Computer EnaiD<eriD&) ~ Political Scialc:e f>sJc:bolol7 School of Mat>qemmt: A.eooU!Itizta Business Adml.oistralloo Social SDenees Inlet· disciplinary Sociolo&Y SPECIAL NOTICE - U.B. ST·UDENTS 1 ...--Applying for Telephone Service-... WE WILL BE ON CAMPUS (DORM SERVICE) DATE: AUGUST 30 ·SEPTEMBER 3 TIME: 12:00 • 8:00 'P.M. LOCATION: AMHERST CAMPUS· GOVERNORS HALL ELLICOTT COMPLEX ( RICHMOND HALL ) MAIN STREET CAMPUS· GOODYEAR HALL *FOR OFF CAMPUS SERVICE COLLEGE TELEPHQNE KIOSK DATE: AUGUST 23 • SEPTEMBER .3 TIME: 10:00 A.M. • 9:00 P.M. LOCATION: BOULEVARD MALL (Near Phone Center Store) NOTE: If reusing telephone equipment or assuming telephone service call your Local Business Office. @ New YorkT~Iephone - - �·tl STIL L OPEN It SOCCER By KEVIN A. KRUEGER Sport.• Editor OCHESTER-Tbe\'!)ndltioiU were near perfeet for the American So<:ccr Lcaaue'l" AU.SW Game. On Auaust 18, the weather, the field and the >howt:as< oftheleaaue's top playm were aU In top fonn. \ AU eyes or the local ...:cor world would b< on action :u Holleder Stadium that oilht as the bomaown ASL Roch..ttt Oash took on the rest of the leaaue't bw. All eyea? Quick calcul>llotu come up with sligbOy over 6000. R Tb< attendance or 3047 fell way >hor1 of the <,<peeled crowd ot SS00-6000. Coold it be 1hrJ the world's number one •port is just,. mu ~b o port of Ameriea '.s &porting ci~--as. if was perh:apt ten yc:ars ago'? In the early seventies, th< North Americo.n Soccer Leaxur (NASL), 1houab stiUoll young orpnlulion, bcJan its fir<l real move to pull in e~pan.rion tc;ams. One of those 1eams were the Rochester LanceR. Roughly a! the same time, Rlcb Funke, now <OIIJ • prominwo television broadcaster. began hil carrer covering 50Ccer Jn tht We;stern N~w York market. He rtmtfllbcrs the league'.s philoSophies and C'~raaions in thc- , School of Architecture and. Environmental Design DSN 120 "Contemporary Environment" ~448257* Dean Harold L. Cohen T·Th 4-5:40 ARC 201 ''lntroductlon to Architecture" ~ 195720 Prof. Alvaro Malo T·Th 11·12:15 DSN 230 " AED History & Concepts" - 433718 Prof.Beverty Albert M·W 4:-5:40 Information and reglstratlo" counseling for Introductory students contact Kathy Kubala, 119 Hayes Hall, 831·3485 •approved lor General Education requirements I - ATIENTION: ALL FOREIGN TEACHING ASSISTANTS A course designed especially for you w/11 be offered in Fall Semester 1982. Classroom Communication Skills for Foreign Graduate · Teaching As's{stants FOR 512 Y TUES.·THURS. 2•3:15 CLEMENS 121 FOR 512 Z TUES.·THURS. 12:30·1:45 CLEMENS 121 eorly golng, "The NASL always talked abool this ten year ploo," Funke ..id, "Thal s()Q.)tf ii\ tht ne.xt ten ytar~ v1oi.l,ld be thl$••• llld in lht n(Xl ten y!)at~ would b< this .. . everybody is 6<ill walling." It wa> the grnrrolldca thAt SOC<ef, if fed to thr public in larger dow, would t)owly work Its way onto tbe menu of Amerlean 'poru. II$ ap~t W& especiaUy direcu~d to the- a,ppcdtt:i or the- younJ._er aud1ence. "A> younger people, kids betw- the ages of eight tu1d 20, become spenders or money, then they will make thcii owo dedsionnnd may ln ract suppon JC)«tr in the nftt ten yC31"S-," FUnke said, "11 was urueallstic: ror the. NAS~ to come OIJI and ~ttpport It in the fitst ten.•t Course Objective: This course Is designed to help Foreign Teaching Assistants improve their personal and classroom com· municat/on ski/Is and to help them gain Insight Into elements of ,cross-cultural communication as ther reiate to teaching effectiveness. hisiory. from fads such as the stib populiu ar1 of running, to booms like the 1rcmendou.s growth and subsequent dwh of indoor IJ!nnis facilities. However. soccer hu a detinh(. contrast in appeal to 1htst and similill For more information please contact JANICE GBUREK Ne... U_pc:(liS or sport have recularly arlsen throuahout hs American reacatioolll activities • .. l Wn.k what is different about soccer 10 thr 1ypieal American 5pon.s fa n b that the ran eannol relate to Ihe &arne, .. Funke continued, .. He cannot determine ln hiJ OW11 mlnd how much .skill il tal:cs to play the game. " ln Europe they ClUJ do lbat, bceawe b.,ically thai'< ohe only sport havr. the nerage Amerlean doe. know what il b like to shoot a buket, knows what it ;. lirce to rwil\l a bal and maybe catch a (ootb&ll, therefore, the degree of dif6cuhy i< ""'esome to thent . The pme Is thai muCh more interutina.'' l Wl>en Americans' b<come successful in the game, note lluu a good portion of lb<:m turn OUI to be goel.keepm. Goali<$, obviou.<f.y, ar< the only plnyen on tbe field who can leplly use thdr hands. In the mid-seventin the NASL &r<w im(l4tient with what WIU to have been th< Ameriean product. So witl\ an ragernc..< for immediate <uoees$', I hey invaded tho European eontincnt in search of talent. Led by tbe New York Co1mos with their loaded wallet5, it aave the pmc a whole oew imqc. ln lhesho.rt run, it worked. "I think the New York Cosmos did more to bwt the leagur, " Funko •o.ld, "They thouiht that what n~td to happen walto bring In superstars. Tbey went out and brouiht in Pele, which had a preuy &ood effect for a couplr of years. R<111ember lhtJ every other club had to pay his ..Uary in part . "lbey paid a lol or money for (Oiorilo) Chlnasll•. (Fro.nzJ Bcckc:nbaucr and o1hert. Thac rorctd othc:r clubs to do lht same: 1hina. Tlo<lr budgru goet way out or whack. They hadn't gown to whrrr they could •upport (hai kind of a bo.d&et and no\> they arc in trouble." The NASL has bcoo strus&llng with some of their franchis.,.. From .• high total of 21 dub• in 1978, they are finishina their 19B2 season wioh only 14. Don'olook 110w NASL. buo the ASL 1s fmlshlng lhcir 48th campaign. The American Soc:ecr League is, has. 811d alway.\ will be realislic in Intensive English Language Institute, 317 Baldy Hall 636-2077 Registration Is by Permission o f the Department the~ DO VOLUNTEERS DO IT FOR FREE'l DO WHAT'l .JUTORIHG CHILDREN AISISTIMG OLDER ADULTS SERVICING ARE!< HOSPITALS, MURSIHG HOMES AHD OUTPATIENT CLINICS PRES(RVIHG WILDLIFE ORGAHIIIHG FUHDRAISERS FOR HEALTHCARE ORGAH!IATIOHS terms or budget maintenance. SrricL gujdeJines ror the number or rortigo playrrs on on~ !tam help keep down the cost or poyillg players. 'carlos Medilieri, member of tb< 1971 NASL. Champion Rochester Lancrrs and the only playor e>' r< to win th< Most Valu>blr Ployer Award twice (197().71), wa> nn honorary playrr in the All-Soar game. "Tioe bt& millionaire> Ilk< to build up a wi nning leom." Meditieri comrnerHtci on tht ASl'.s .survjv:tJ, ··1 think whal they a.rc doinJ herr Is M)mc,hing a fan c-an enjoy ... P\aying .side by side with Mtditiui on lh< Rochester fl.ult wu ohc young ~tiC8JI g0111k..per Pmr GriUo. Grillo, onl)' 18, con clcwly be ltampcd as UJ)COm1ng American c.a.tem. Hew-. . <lralltd by the Buffalo Stallions of the Major Indoor Soccer Leasue riJ!)lt out or John Marshall High School, • oomer. kick away from Holltdrr Stadium. He slllntd for the 1981 Stat~ Uruversily of New York Athlc:tie Conference champion Cortland St. Tins year he I• auendin& UB, but is pursuioa a spot on 1hc Sutllio~~ .• . The way thai socter differentlY inOuenced the childhoods ~r Mcd•t•~"· who pew up in Brazil, and Orilto has brougtu up 1.','1 inte,resung question Amcricaq .sooc:tt can enr-be compcthtve wnb the rest or os ro whether the world. • "ln Brazil you're bom with • ~ball in yo~ hands," Meditkrt &aid, "No baseball, no football, juslsoe>.~t. nochon& d>c. lt;><d to get up at sill or leVOil o'clock. go down to the field and my fathrr would come pick us up allen o'clock al niJht . That'• what soccer was aU ~~~~ the kfd~ want to b< SOCG<r player• bceaUSC it is the malo thing. Free uavelins. sood money, it's better than aoins co $thOOI for ten ,Years." Orillo's story is more: llllll sliihli>' dlffrrent. . . .. " I rc:ally stantd gt<ting real seriou• In soea:r •rter ~•l!h school, be said "In high school J ,..... i<nina a lot or l)onon and I wd to nayself, 'maybe if 1 jiiOrk. • little hatder. I can make}! to thc,proreuloo~ls.' lu EXP~ND THEIR EDUCATION IY1 THE COMMUNITY ACJIOM CORPS 87S Hamman H all Main Street Camp us 831-3521 AHD SO MUCH MOREl THEY CAH HELP YOU, HO MAnER YHAT YOURMAJORI �UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORES at BUFfALO .,. . 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J~~-._1:-ttt*n_,._~'t.t~~~-' 11 7 day< wild pfaoeswelove, to insure ctu.n air and water. and : Monday thru Saturday, 8 am · 10 pm Sunday 8 am • 6 pm 11 to3 1people's s?:: g!~~!:~o:!t!:ra.o:;,:r:, ~~~;:b:·r~~ aide ot the ba~le.• . wor~lng to protoot the STUDENT MEMBERSHIP ONLY $121 A YEAR 11· · Amberat Campua l J. I 25 " OFF ALL SERVICES llih<n ts Sunday, Sept. 12, 1982 BalrdPt. 1¥81~ 1331tllllgarl Fah Blwl. UGHT MOVING (Krou, .,_. 11'111 ~....., 1n-vw ..n 837-8022 836-6231 We've movedl Now conveniently located at the Boulevard Mall, In S.ttler'a at the entrance closest to the UB S.a Stop. CHEAP FARES - tlcUia to NYC and --tlruotlona CarrlftiJot. Wlnt..... oprlng -k·-- Y-IIHtol 6 fllrall peMM UB'a STUDENT TRAVEL AGENCY MAKI.$1UOO FOR COWGE WHILE 10U'RE GOING TO COLI.EGE. Give your local Army Reserve unit a weekend a month and a oouple of summers during college, and they 11 give you over $12,000 forcoUege. Up to$4,000irorollege aid is yours just for joining most units. Plus over $2,200fortwo SUf1U'I\er IJ'3ining periods. And another $6,000 for serving a w'eekend a month plus twO weeks a year. Interested? For more infor. mation call any of the numbers listed below, Or stOp by. MMYRISIRVE. .ALLlOU CAN._ ' SFC JOHN C. ARMSTRONG R~ 1112 US Federal Building 111 Wett Huron StrMt 8 1 14 lll!lii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiul"li~vN.wYodl ~ ~7 --------~----· �, - etc Tht Etc. paac is back! Ml<r a on< year hi11us, Tht SP<Ctrum Is ple....,d to britli back tht Etc. paae. as a rtaular ftatUrt of tilt newspaper, 10 bro1dea"t University bapptttings, whh an eye toward students. This feature will appear In Monday and Wedn<Sday editions on the Inside back c;ov.,- and on Friday, a special edition or lht Ett. Pli< will appear on lht bltkPlJe. Otadtines arc on Monda.t. Wedn<Sday and Frido.Y 11 noon. NO!icn may be dropped off at ather Th' $p«rf1Jm's oflkc>-li Baldy Hall"" tht Amhent Campus or at Mt~n Strea In the South bo.scment of Harriman Ubrary. (Juotc of the d ~ay " I th ink your office seems 10 have a natural tendency toward greater entropy." -Katie C. Nott: IKkpa~ Is a Uolvtnlty .r The Spearum. Notkto art nto f~ or duq e. The Spearum 11oa oat p.,.att<tlt.ttal aolkos will a- . . , . , _.. tk npt to edit all aolkos. Nolkos to . , _ """ . . . 1oo l'tHbWtlfll foe Ha prlatlaa. Notlou . . HI 1oo lllkea evu tk ....... Coone lls&ilta d HI loo ......... DeMIIecs.,. ,....,. w.u.-., ~ Fflday a t -. announcements lntl'nlllllps available t.hrou&b the 2316. Tht Crnll"t Crart Ceatu an.nounctJ a new stries or cr-afl workshops scheduled to stan the week of September 20. 1982. Wotkshop•1lre scheduled durfha tile afternoon and <Ytnitli. Monday throuah Saturday. Workshops available art Pottery, Weavlna. Stained Olass, Photovapby. Quildna. Jewelry Oe$Jan, Callivaphy, Cam= Operation and US<, Chlldrtn's Pott.,-y and Color SUde ProccssinJ. Most woekshops run rt&ht to len wce:ks . and meet three hours each wert. For information phone 436-243i (after I p.m.) or 6]6.280'7. For 0.0.. interested ill .;cw;nc lht c:rall facilities and seeinc aaft demonwulons, please visit the Craft Center Open Howe IClivltles on Sept. t2, 12.$ p.m. The Craft Center is located 11 120 MFAC Ellicott Complex, Amhenl Campus. Phi £Ia SlaJU. nadonal freshman honor loelety, invlta sopbomorH wtth 3.$ or better QPA for fresluun year (at U.B.) tO join befort 9/ 20, 253 Harriman Hall, 831·3932. Allnlloa Cnl4ule St...,II-Oraduate Student Rescan:h Orant Appllctllons 11< now a...ailable ill the OSA orr.... 103 Talbert IU11. Oranting kvd foe Master and PhD candidates. up to S200 and S325 respectively. Completed applications 11< ,due Friday, October 1, 198lat4 p.m. Any quadons. pleaR contact the OSA office, 436-2960. Am-. AN Cloa-Thank you! Tht Greater Buffalo Chapttr expt<SS<S ill appreciation 10 t.he many <rnployees and studenu who donated at our three summer bloodmobiles. A total of li7 pints was c:olkcted- A ......,..d for summer eoll<aa. Call 636-2193, Tbt SpeelrDm'• Orpalullonal m.. tlap will be h<ld on: Thursday, Scplember 9 atJ:30 and 6:30 in li Boldy Hall. and l nterutrd In Worklo& WI lit Teeas-Then B'nal Brith Youth Oraaniution (BBYO) needs you to work with and ad viS< hiah Tu<Sday,.Septcmber 14 at 3:30 in the Palmer Room (Scrond Floor. Harriman Hall). school aa• studenu. Proarammin& covers everythlna from judajc to community and social aaJvlties. For more infomution contiiCI Leslie Tobin 11 lht Jewish Center of Oruter Buffalo, 411~3 . Wo..,.'•Aw.tkT-~tesforwom<n's fall varsity sporu tum1 will meet oo MODda.t, Auaust JO, at the followin& •ita and times: r1<1d Hockey- Room l2A, Gradule A P > o l - St.....to-Jai.ll w for froe Alumni Ar<illl, Am!ICnt Campus, $ p. m. Women'• Tmni>-Room 105, Alumni Arena. Amherst Campus, 4:00 pizza and beet Ill Hilld, <10 Capen Blvd. We'rr loeated l'l blod< from Malo St. Campus. put lite Ford Dealmhlp. For p.m .. Women's Soeecr-Room 21, Alumni Arena, Amherst Campus, 4:30 p.m . more information, call 83$-3832. Sec you at 5:30. J......., 1nc1 Folll....._ wtll be hdd T\J<adllys bqjnnlna Auaust 31st in 100 Baird Hall, Main St. Campus. From a.91s t-tlinl and 9-11, r-csu. Call HlUd foe details. 8lj..JI31. E\<<f)'OIIe 8PQI'ta miOnn.rioo is........,_, Or. I n o J abl<, A research A.uociat< at the C.:nlcr for Ladn American Studies, Univenity ot California at ll<rkdey, has been appointed Visiting LcelUrtr ill American Studlcs/PIU:rto Rican Studies for the 1982·1983 IICIIdemlc year. Ht will teaeh roursa 213 Introduction to Puerto Rican Culture, and 530 Puerto Rican and LadD American Ut<raturt. Womca's Vollcybell-There will be an orpnludonal meeting foe all >tudents intm:sled in trylnJ OQl for tht Women's volleyball team on Monday, Aua. 30 at4:30 p.m. in Rm 3, Out Hall on the Main Street Campus. Tryouts will bqin on Tues.. Aua. 31 . If you have any q\ICillons ron..a tbe Women's Athletic Dept. &I 636-3141 or Bob Muwdl at 69HI216. . olal*;;'ll)'ltl/oLo('l'.-~•n.i·il*'llioln~ 1!f.\ �backpage; universit - AGB heatedly approves athletic allocation but ... Ahbo\l&h laJl )t"U Wfl.&ht rra:ncd 115,000 -ortb of Work Study help, h" bud&tt it. bucd on a~nit~f, no runclin.J .,uppon the Womcns Crou Counuy team. Wri•ht and Ol.mmkk hid d1tfnmt rceo(kc:dons about the tmnl frurn the Unh•trsity. This a_pparant of thC' ter~ent made two yean aao. Wrl&ht thou)ht the dal wu for one year" St.OOO whkb he paid la11 ydt. Oovananse Board (A0 8) tack or funds ted Dtpartmtnt Cl1alrmal'l Salvatort: £spc»ito to C'l~ Main Sum·, renutionaJ rac:illtln this Friday approvM PQI AUJU.U I . By TERRY C ANADE ~1rmaam1 Editor W "' hllc lht AthiC"Iir tbc AJhJf1k Otpatt~mnt'i budgt' ltcOmmtndatlon 'tUIUIII)' "'"Ch&n&cd. ck,:!attmtotal r~rdentatnn mack 11 cfcat lhf)' pcfM\C' thaJthdr PfOII&mS art: no1 ,.rndc•uly funded. ••Wr-'vc beta ntcUt and cfimm& for yean,·• Wotnm1 Ba.stdbaD ~ch Lrrwll O'DonneU lAmented. Tht SAPro!dcnl Corddl Schac:hlcr made 11 clr:a.r tbi.t no athletic budlct "'*hkh r«oastdcradoos. wnpa ck:siantd • _.. ~ to bdadc: Ma!.o SCJm. C\uk is JtiU opc:a for recrddoo b~;at Studnu A..nooaato.. CSAl l l in tht WC'Ond )'f.al' O( I (Our ) 'Cat tommhmmt to lthtctia, spc:ndin1 "W e've been a.pproAimllc-1)' $215,(0) per yt.ar. · " We have ruched the break-in& point," WreJotlina roach Ed Michaeb nOtf:d, ..,.,'C'~t &Ot 10 ha~c • commitmc,tll (tom the. UD.ivrrsily and I'm oalkloa about Dr. Sompk (\JB Prtsidttt ), f« co ICI'VC: tbc nic/Je arul diming '*' .aoc:.o.:.. P'"Oiflm dlrtdon ud fla&ll:y C'Oftlpc>I<J o( · ·,..., ·membm wtoo coodl. SA'• commhm:at tO &lh~ oa amp~~~ bqlllln 1977 wklla ll'C'Cmf:l1 whictl.,.. ~ lD 1911. Jntram IJ"'b tAd aocn.tioa ocedl the most ,JGJ8Cdilllc ~ froiD tbc Univc,..,1lo «dcr to POid • row.,.. Sl6,,, .......W., lkfldt .._.-.10 iu dlttetcr l!d WrllloL Wfilllllqa 10 rcocht ..,..wt tn. dilc Wed: Stlldypro. -. =o.:~~;::=..... lb<p« . . - - · · c-pus. , .. - 1 0 ... wiiii90,0C I . . . . . . . . dlo,...._ ,.....IUif." I&Jiyas•• , _ • • _ , _ , wl.tbout a( w~ .... Muto vptd. He addrd thai the 1ine tra.ns.fm lvcs' S}'Stt:m •o~odd ltqUire "would take months. " l .,a sa.ld the ttansren could be accompUshcd ~1hln two da~ and 1h11 all SA oqanb:atiON art o;pectcd 10 a prosram opcr11e Mtb a tine by line bUCS,Cf S<lladuu aplointd lh>l SA did not want to btu mon ~ntt 1.bout ..,,h only ooc yw of fUnchn,.'' Oimmitk Jaid. D c-panmcataJ fq'fCKOLI:tJ\a \l.lddcnl)' rcmmtbcred there ar~ I .000 ~i'nda.imcd doUan in ahdr eoffm v..bkh could tuppon tht tc:am lb.is rtu. Thq &Jteed ao end WO&bt'.t oblla•cion 1.rte:r Seb...-hter ~cd thai lntr1mu~b •nd Rn:rcadon may be u .ptriencina h11d tima 1hl.s 'JCAI . ('OICba u.tina players co an mODe')' to raYOt C'QUtPCDCOI.. meal ot pwch.titftl "" • ''I don't want to Oispu:trd ua.nsfc-u wdl be dtddcocl by tbeAGB. Stl.tdCAt ofOd&b 'llrCOI 1nto the Friday mettin& upccdn.• 10 t.tlct ln'tralthousan4 dollarJ rrom the dirtceon t(('.()mmtnd~M and rtdlrea t.bt' moocy cbewbcre.'Thdr questions "''tn rnd with c:xpl.anadons th.at they could oot courun. but runhcr uddy or tbc. bud!Jrt it upeab:S 11 aa O<lol>u IS AGI ,_loa. J'ICS wanted to mop ov.t ova .SJ.OOO trorD lbc Sporu faformalloo tint. AHtt diJ;cuss;ioa 11 -.·u qt«d that the: by t he Clt1obtt m~d nalr~ order to jU$lify his promotion IJnc. Th: l)oJacl uocludco S.,lSCI ror its own tktct orrttt.. I ¥a OO(c:d But Dimmick compl<tincd "dltte'l 1 '"hldi.: ver, tuah. potenli.a.l that a lot or (Wri&Jw'• bud&<~ lund.) will bo !reed -·----" - flw.OibiJ', •tt11c tboK ~'«~~ e~tqorlcs mutt bC' dtand by 1¥C:S.. Sporu rnronn•don Oir«tOt tnUil spend $100 for on campus 1)1-omodon up"thauldtbeWonSo•b._ c:omc l.tuoucb. ··va., baak owr lhat the s..~-d I (S80 Titter ~-... _ _ b...,._'""" --priczs. idea..,.....,---no.---~· on;.,.prootlde lk ..... • .., CDil ao &a dcpert.al. -nc 10 581- bo ~ b1 SI,/X1/J to LIM: woaw:o~• ..,.,.....,•· Jiltc for "taa" a\fduM •· T1w: A08 ..s cn:a.ctd i:a 1977 lO own« the llhkric: It iJ lntcrwltepalc Athld..ic Oirf'dOf Edwi.n Oimmkk aJSumed the ou-ka&e lnduded an addhional Sl,CXIO for tbc: AtAt thru ftan. ''I •out4 otVtt &aat1 •anorn the Mw Street Clmc:N'. •• •auld br acupud. After mtetinv and prtcu thai c-b.anac aU tht tlmc, •• Mau ..... - - ·.. - o ( -10 tddiOoullJc: tdcd- 10 ..... --. _ .....,.._._ -· ___ _____ ... ...._.. __.... _, --....-...-......... ---· _..,_ . . .... , """,....._ .... ___ __ ... ... ............ _ .-----____ . ___ · _...,__ --· ... ---..-·- -............ ....., _......,._ .-.,.--_ _ .., _ _ ,_. ...rillll _ .......... 10_ .... _ -•or-rcwbotlo-=-. NWIO""'W.ttaiTud _ _ _ o( .... _ . . . ._ _,,_.....,_ ~. "-"""- ...... A~Wodcs ......... _..__ ' Jtr'-lkAGII......, 10 Wfillll~- ~'0 Ed Mir:haeJs ~.:--::::: •...::. ... ~----;;;iiiiii;;ii;i~;;i;.....l ... SA~ Dirm« _.a-· ...---..~­ _.,.,._.- .-. • ...--...;.. ._..s -(Wfillll) ...... i l , " - ""' b o - few bfdoirloc ~of_ ,_ -•fillllr.- an.aoo ·- - . . , . _ , - 10 u-. -..........~.,._ -----~.­ ·-n..-of....-.oa. ..... _. doe {Girl) W10f a IO ,.. llcdolliiY lA Ill< "l'a tim! or.,..,.,. polilla, "-codaioood. "Yaa'r•aotlac • ..,,..raidoia a d i n . . - _., ,.,..,...._laid.~ .... ~ . ... '"Wc-..-co~~to .-_,... ...... ltOcc:.Eto~ . . . . . . . . . . ,_ no Aaa ..-.1 oo ......... ~nc: ..._..,.,._.._..u.. OD tkir cwtml 11.111' 10 ~ ta -· ,-. , .... -ud -k littm had already 10 ..... ..,._rc;ooiooolto ~ obo prica ....... IO_dlo_· ....Tlo<AGB ,_ _ _ _ 10 _ --•-lcwdlo-ol .....,.., dlo-ia~. no~ ·~ " uooldiMI...,..- dlordolriocofdoirttaiT •- ...11""• .a:-.. ......... IO ... _..oflk 1Modeu l'ridoY, •- rroa tloo ~ - . -ooldtllloWooodou ...--cl1ilct-'~l>< ........ o( a lo( o(rtpl. .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). 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For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/84b0dac3d525e008a211a96fcde5d767.pdf 68b65e46454c9c1fbee9e68ec2ee7136 PDF Text Text lHE EORUM , SA Senate tells NYPIRG no funding for 1982·1983 By ALAN I(ACHIC no1 taken in1o a«aunt i.n tht SA·, ckcJ1t0n. ..Eric to&d me that norw of the .nuda'IIJ who VOl«! for NVPIRO ""ted for him." Ma11tcws wd in di$belocf. NYPIRG 1\uiaanl to the Oireaor Torn N""lc~-who traveled from the Alonaz.iru Ediror T here will be no UB clulpt<r of I he ,..,..., York Public Int.,..., Kae>rch Group (NYPIRO) I hi> raH J:en\~ter 11 was announced l.u l We<hll:>dll)'. The dn:l•lon came .. NYPIRG •nd the unduaroduote Studenl A>M>Ci•tion (S/\) ofric1aJly ltnninated ~otia.Uons for fln<lliiJ • ronancial "&&<ml<lll for the stud<nt funded lobbyin& oraaniubon SA avced 10 rei.- S12,.000 to cover th< u of )-.t unpajd 1981-12 NYPIRG biU but hll rcf\UC'd rundi.n.l for lhe otgan&uuon for thU )UI NYPI RO's ao.·-.:mntAbilhy to tl>< UD campvt-thl1 lt, lhc tracinJ of a udent monry from Buffalo 10 the corporallon; Ntw Yc•rk Chy orfice- 10 pay ror lhe org4niutions pfojccl.s-wu nol a key iMut in tht OnaJ ckdsion acc:ordin&IO IOOfce.t from both NYPIRG and SA. The ql161ion of accoun .. bility ltu been a "<JI.publicltcd - corporation\ headquarter£ In New York 10 a>$1s In lhe n<~otlationsr..Ud SA's non · r«'nanhion of the: referendum wa:. u a real simp in lhe race to tht uudtm.J who cite ted t~m . '' Dira:tor of RCC Pct<r Gold tn comparin& the eoUe&e ..;111 NYPIRO >aid 'lo.c <or~~plimcnt ea<h oth<r, •• but \lronaly • affirmed " I don'l beJ;eve lhiJ •c duplicate ~." He "'!>lllined "our moneymaiftly into t..U.ing•· "hil< N.YPIRO dO<> tht actu.al f.ck! ~ k whkh hu "a ~round cffec< on Rudenu and the k•nd or hie studcnlJ wfll have in lh<: f\ltu re:· Gold erillciud SA for tbeu handline and phllow phy of the NYPIRC lnuc. "II $0lln<U like SA is makina an •'lumen! for the lmmcd£ace consumption or bur and prell.<ls. ·• Novic.k accused SA of nol ntaouann& tn faith and CO<Dpl&lned that Fnedman •flOOd uca or connin: ~ w«n these ••o poups in lbe ...... Aa:o<dina to SA trta!Uicr Erie FncdiiiJJ\ lhe lllli)Or rcuon that JIIYPIRO WIU 001 be funded lhil year Is because of last Apol'> SA Senate vote that denied monry for lhd s:tudeol lobb>'ln& aroup in this yUI'S bud&ct . ''Thf Seruatt- voted lh.at >May so we backed lbt Sroatr ," Friedman explained. Hr added thll If NYPLRO could "Sbow really SIJOft& cvidc:ncc" why lbe Senate '1 ""'• should be o•crrukd be would do II but the ~ CMintaiocd lh&l be U) no IUCb cvideoce. Tbe <e<ond rcuon II, Fricdmao Aid, t)w "this uruversiry has the ......... NYPIRO suppUed." H< upllined 11!11 <uch Jl'OUPi as Croup L<p1 Srrvkt> (OLS) IJld the <nvironmcntll uudleHebtted Rachel Carson Colle&< (RCC), ean fill the void left by 111YPIRO's depanw~. "We miJht lose • Uuk b~," Fricdma~> odmi11ed, "bul it.......,., worth Sl6.000." He a.dd that wuth< doUot naurr reqoat«< b) JIIYPJRO.' UB NYPIRO Ptojut Coordi.Dotor 1~ Math"" .aid lh&l sb< bad beal WO<kin& under~ lh&l-.u~tabilily "lLSf< l'rdid<m Cordell Schll<trr were was the rorcmo>t mue wd wu sw-prUcd tliffiC'Ilh 10 reaclt and uncoopcwhe IJld when sbc heard that NYPIRO wu beina rduord funds becau.e lhe SA viewed th< oraaniz.a.lion ., work iU repetition or arautd \hal ··-c'"-c ban IIC'tin& m aood faith. Bvt tb.U int<TCII in pcnllina 1he proc<ss cnd<d when the studrnu left ...W:... Sht d<nicd that NYPIRG proVided campus in Ma.y. •• ~rvlces wl\lch were •uppli«< by other campus a.roupJ ~nin.a •·our reaction to that b 'hoawuh • and 1·m swe that will be the rc:ac:tion of t tucknu in the f-.JI.'' N ovick assen«~w• the demise or thl) campus' cl\apter-liB wu one of the. "pioneer•• members of NY'PIRO when h flU! appear«! here in 1974-com<S II I dme ''whtft unlvusities around lhC' s.ca.tt art M athews w.. &nJl'Y tltal the March referendum Ill wllich otll<lenu -ed by a. 4-1 i~r-.na aat<·wi<l< svppon." He add..s maraiD to hlvr 1 JIIYPIRO c hlpta at s:tvclrftu " B~too ODd Slony Brook t\aVC' "~ ro \nausc th~ "&raOUDt or U&-it was t~ AmC deaioo lh&l put tbe pracsll SA admiAiAntUon into otllce-wu • N'I'NO- 10 GSL funding still undecided accounts 11c from .studcnu who o.annot be curre:ntly By SETtl ALLEN C/ry Edlto• locaird . B.umaintained that the alfe<:~<d lnstltuuons could onarcu approved lfjk:l1tion last month thai will limit >pallillll 0C1 Federal Ruden! aid procraiiU for flsal yea~llto tbetr 198ll<v.U. However,...- dlrr~raKU r<ftllin between House'IJld Senate f1111r0, ICCO<din&to the Ulliltd SW..S Stu6eut .lluociation (USSA). In rhe Senti<, a proposal by Buda<1 Committe< Cbair P<te Oomenlci (R·New M<Xko) iharp cull in the Guaranteed Student Loan (OSL) prOfiTam was ddeat,ed a(t.n suJ)pon lor Roben Stafford's (R.. Ve-rmom) ;unendm~nt 10 rtstort (undlnt for the OSL PlOfiTilD fotced man, republicans to liD Ilona whh It, USSA reported in 1 r<Ctlll lqlslative UpcW<. The Senate's -.ioo or. 1983 bud&<! lh< fiSCal yut bqiru on O<tober I, 1981-.....,uld r<toln •pct\dlna kvdi for IDOSI SlUdan aid ·proaranu. lncludinJ OSI.. •• current 1912. levds. Tbe Houoe r<jecl«< at least ten tllf[erent versioru or a bud&« ill lhc last thtrt monthi before II!Jftinl on on whldt will fteeu spcndirta leveb for """' foderllstudcnl aid proarOIJIJ a1 1..1 yeot's totals but increase Ped Grants by SI09 million- Neither aid pa<:koac <an be final un~l both How<S Ill'« on a C r9' slnJle version. Inanother devrlopmenl, Edutalion Secr<tasy Terrell H. Bell announced last wert that ovrr 400 collqes IJld \Aik tchools will be lne6alblc to r«eeve National Direct Stucleol LoM (NOSI.) fuod> twn Y<V beca.... lh<irde£tult .........ced lS p<r<ml. Over 100 otber sdlools were taract.«< lor ""'uctions. Most acbools aff<a«< by IlK n<W policy arcltll<k IJld beauty acbools, altbou,h SOISIC art unlvtnities. 11 ..u llfitioaJiy lUlllOUDOCd lh&l $21 sdtoob _.. bured from rec:eivina NDSL's, bu1 k waslaler reported l!lll 9l or those have auccaafully appealed to remain In the p101r1m. ol\ccordina ID 7'/>w ClJMriu-£.xproxs, the Oriiloaf lilt locludedlhree Jdtooh in Wt~~UQ New Vorl<: Ni_,o tWt SIYtiAa IJld Bea.ny Culture loc. or N"_.. hill, Sawyer llwiDao Scllool or Botralo IJld The D1i:oocr Sc11oo1 of Rocbcou>. UB 111'1 lluf£11o Swc _ . - 011 !lie list. 1be ""'IG responsibk for collcalfta OCI abo<ll 19,000 foderll ,_,.taka! ow by SUNY auda>&s is owned a<OUDII Sl6 millioa, ....,.dina 10 aa ll1idc in the Bid/Ilk> Eleilll ~. Coonptroller .... e.twenl . _ told 1M~ llall Sl7 miWoo ID ~ ~ aacl DiDc lDillioD dolan It ID s.... GOJttS dcflllllled - He ..... .... .... 6.1110 -...dlae .. ,a~. lb< loslfun!lina if thry allow the ao•cmment 10 help them collea the bad loaos. The NOSL PrO&Cam ir fllWiced diterdy by the Jdtooh illvolved in II Wi\11 a revol....,. loan fund v.-bac toanJ ur mack ll Ovc pcrt"m1 intue~e rile woth foclerai(IIOft<Y paid back from pr<viow lootts. Studenll at the arrrct«<scloools may be able 10 act a loan If lh< school has moMy lrft in ilJ rtvolvioa fund. The NDSL l!roarom Is scparat< from tht OSL Proaram, where stuclrftts &d f«<erally subsidized loans dlrtetly from hlnlls or other ltndlna inJtjtutiOrt.J aa an intm:st rate of SC'\'cn or nine pncenc. fl/ew YOf~ Sill< Hiaha: EdocabOn S<t-viocs Corpo<ation (NYSH£SC) Spokesman P<tcr Kl<trt Aid 111011 or tlloit studcuu affcaed would P<oblbly ~Witch to OSL Laans, "'ioich lbcy can &<l direaly from b&nb. 1M Howr rceetuly passed 1 resolullon that would bar anyone or draft a&e who rrfU>n to re(ll>t<r from receivina any type or l<d.eral student aiel. Klettr ••ld It would probably Jd thtou&h thr M:tlat< and be >isn«< by the presiclrftc. when it ,.ould become law. " It looks like it Will become final,' ' h< addtd. Kl<t<r laid he betiews lh&ltbe Nlc would not allow som<011<: who refused to rqistrr to act IllY 11~ or aay typr 110m the fc:deral aov<mmatt, bur"be Mid "it hu 110110 be a ni&)otm.,..·• 10 aclmltuitcr because "~ numbcri or people ltavr no proof lh&llhry rqislered." " lltlt draJI tltlna is aoilllto be a mtl$." Kictcr said, notlna that he woultl rllha ..,. It not a« tltrouah. " I do not lhink lbat it mak<1 any l<tiK," be added. Klaer w d thll there hu been a "bla drop" In OSL loaru lut yur, C&lllionlna that h b partly 0110 to mWnformatioo about the pro.,.,.,. thll hu discourap:t many au6euu will! JtOU blc:oma or SJO,OOO rtoe ~1.IIDOOscr .....,.., be aploiDed, for the drop In CiSL applbtioma ..,_ ......naiDty cat.IIOII by o..,. · llldiMa ioloc:cmina up witb loaD ~.,or nda f« CiSL loaD ~~r,. lbe . . - - . adlool ,...,, .mlc:b be Mid~_............ (fOlD~. It..,., a.-..,..._..-""" ICioMt -..1 IMt Cooopwa lou takm above 1M Jorwor 11oM for ............. or nda for Pdl too. Ilk Ia upocll ollbe f4drM ~ lllil ,...,, ~ ~ �. ' < I ". : 1:• I , •.) \ I • VoiU!!MU • H~c Sttl'l Goodthr!dfEcUtoM_,.c;,,,, Hayden suspended quote of the day "lt•s the aim of existence to offer resistence to the flow of time," Pete Shelley CO!t ruspended, pendina review of hl.s P"fforrnan<:e at a Sub Board I (SBl) Board or Dinctor> rneetini """' week, accordina to 01air Davld Hoffman. Hayden, who .served in the post l&t yeor, was charged with failina to J"'fform his duties. '"The main reason the Uecutivc: Commitree suspended him was that I directed him on thrt< ><parate OOCO$ions to reform House CouncO and there lftls been oo r..porue," Horrman ..,ed. •·we occd to meet bccau.se there has been much- actiViry •urroundiaa student space and we are not being consulted." The Chair sald thal he did not want ro ao over Hayden 's head and form House Council without him. • Hayden Uo was occJl.Jent in his duties, the Chair sald, noting tha.t be has appeared in the SBI office only one< In the past thr« weeks and that wu to coUectllis stipend . He has alSo not been fiiioa the repons required of him, compi<tlna th< financial ace:ou.ndng for hlr11ivi.5ioo and has been "dis.sapea.ring" Without _norincarion, accordina 10 Hoffman. The Squire/ Am.icnt Division Director OVCrst<$ Group Leaal Scvic:cs, orr-CampU$ Housing, the Ticket Office and ~ as Chairman of House Council. Haydtn -wu nor available for comment. Hoffman Aid he has a ltngthy tin of grievlUlccs apiost Hayden and announced tbot the charaes .,ould be discussed in front of the Board on Augusl9. The Executiw Com.m.iuet'- canoot fire a.n employee of SBl-lhe Board of Dirte~ors mun vote to relieve areas and impro~ present facilities In Olhn3. County Legislature says 'yes' l '~llll JH h Entangled in tape, not papers uc Bureaucratic apathy and red tapc!. boldina up the proposed purch..., of ~en new photocopier$ for the Univenlt1 Ubraries, accordina to Dircctor Salttlda.\ Roy. Th< machlnts arc n"ttf<J to keep copy $Crviet continuing at 115 p,_,t pace, ' Lut March. Roy requested seven new Xerox machines-to be purchtiCd out of the $p<Ci~ J)botowpy fund-for placement at voriou• Library sit... But, he hu yet to hear, of!iciatly oo his request, although he has been told by UB officials to be optimistic th;u he will receive them by the beginning of school. Thi! is actually the S«ond lime Roy hu sought new mae:htnu. Tht firsl dfort et1ded in frusltiUioo, "We rtc:Ommended the new machines In March 1981, and 1t went nowhere:· Roy said. "I even went to Albany to try and &rt Ihem." He re..submhted his requc:sa thi' Spring and has yet to hear anything eoncrclt yet. "I coUld undcn tand if lt was a State purdtase, but this does not the State" .finale ptnny.•• he added. The money comes from the revenue eollecccd from the ma.chlncs t.bmueJves.- .some of whith If funnled b•ck into other Library projn:tS. The machines ue: needed co oootinuc cxiJting: srtviec in -$0" e Whit~: he admns that the Xerox machi.nes arc cx~nsive. Roy maintained that they arc a g()Od Terry Ce.nadflllhnef/flo Editor Joo DIIV..I II. .Mcf fdftot Allf'l C. KIChlciM•n•nt Edtlor Dave DooayrretiiAn Dlr~lOI Jo~ MuniVAf'l DlrKio.t Gety SlertV'c.ntpus Squire/Amhmt Division Director Bob Hayden has been SoLI't Ati•N'Cifr Oavld dOUiltCOIItt,OUflno Lit PettlnoiCoMtlbUII"(I Oav.a CnJII'IIfe•lurt l o ti SchuttzJFelhtre O.ev,CI $. Ott•vtof,OIOQte,P.ft)' ~Uttoc; T, F\ounUl&I/PholoQiti.Ph .. Oa-;e Hed mantAQ't Photo Kelfln A I<HI•i•riSpottsOe lld te Maf11nl!lrl.J" Tony OrtjC!d"II'UI/e Bob SehocMeyi.SIItt F. .huw t.llc:haet F. lioploiii'I&ISu" Ccwtl!'-bvt!ng .~lehJII hvrto Conw• yiPrOfluctlOI.I ClnOr LIUOI\iln/Adro C<J<Ordlnatoi directors and other personnel. a Hnlc more buy, because lhe r rte ~~~~m 1:; ierv~d by '"' f!Ciftt N ew&pa pa~ Sy~d!C;Q10. los Angeles TI"'Of -5YNI1e.ate. CoUegl lt~ ~ -idli nC! !SetYtce iJn lled .=: e.·lu nt~ S)'n d•ca tl!d Th~ intercampus bikeway has cfeared its ft.oat hurdJ.e. haVin& been approved by the Erie County L<ai<lature IS·l in a vote earlier uaff ls -a.Jrcady trained in their ust and because or lhefr excellent rcp11.jr service. He ls basing. his request for additional macllines. he said, on .student response and f~back . MO Un lfr.t Prest. 8\;AtfiC-tht, filii S~o t tum Unlvm lty." Roy i!i hopmg to have Lhe machints Lnsu1llcd by the beginning the academic year, and he has been 10ld b)• offidals thai he wiU probably bt- -ablt 10 gd them )()mcllmc during tht first rnonth of school. o( •s rtpruentoCI IC)! natkM\11 tdwttUSinO by Clommunluuon ) •nd AOifMI&It\Q S$'v1CM IO Stud •n1$j Inc. thl> summer. The proposal bad bt<n bitterly oppn>ed by $01l1< In the. Amherst conununity, who feared uoublt from thoK u1ing the bll<eway. Lca]slativr apprqyal, which involved no County rundina;, was ntcdcd for t.ht signs and minor construadon -aJona Sweet Home Road. TI1e AmberS! Town Board had approved the bikeway thi< Spring -afle:r -a tumultuous debt te ino.Jolvi.ns Amhc-rsc residcncr. "TI1is bikeway will provide a vhallink belwten the Main S!tcet C:unpu. <U>d the AD! her., C:unpu>, " AO<herst legislator Richard R . Andcuo n said. "With Lhc increasing u5e O( bi.c yc tes as a "iQble means of tranSportation. Wr.o in aovc.mment, should be cnc:oura.ging sarc routes and nol forcing bycili.ns to uk heavily •ravelled a.ncries ... " Th< finding uf <h< Bitch survey-"">nduaed by he uodctgradu3te Student Assochnion), the 24 hour library and the d iscussions durlna bi~mootbly .staff m~tlni$ With $1udtntJ, all .say we need more machines and betttr service,·· Roy expl3incd ... No quest ion~. It \\i ll help t he goaJit)' or stlJde:rtl life Ql the £ S tle ltanl614tntu Mneger M ichael ou,a10IOIAdlfettl.fiAg Sutani'IU FIM:U!/Ptcduet/ort Mlf'egtr 4-S:~~;~:·:,::~::.: tn 62 Hill' t.rnan Llbta{y, S1111t: Un•vtffsl!.,. ol New York IJI Sullato 3.t:lS M l~l'l 1•2u. Ttlopt!Qne (7 19)83l.JGT6 «fUohat f7t6)63l·3682, tlu&lnea;s.. ~~ 1D62 flullalo, N v H1t SPt"<ltiiJfti SH&el , 8utliolo, H ew '011>. Shr.:ltnt IJtHo':lltet, 1 ~ Ettltowu policy ~ ~ deuumtnea by me E(JUOf u1 C~~~~ RtDUbiiC'atiOI'I.\ nl An~ lfl<illitlt hl!tetn Wtl ~l lllf «t• OU!U CUi'\!M!11I.OI U'lb EdHONn-Chlet ~~ S"lf!C11~ lmb•ddo6n. Tht~ SJuJctrum •s prlntea by 9Ullalo No..,sPren 11\t., 1:170 Stn oc.:t Si Buffalo. N,Y fne Co11eou Summe1 1982 Pfo9tii.m SOCIAL CHANGE IN BUFFALO: SPONTANEOUS MOVEMENTS OR GRASS ROOTS ORGANIZING LSAT GMAT GRE T.,t Date ClatiM &.gin Ott.2 Oct. :!a Doc. 11 1118 11130 MCAT s.pl. ,, OAT Oet,l SAl SAT 10120 1116 11131 1113" 11117 .. 9111 9111 No¥. B O.C. 4 OTt-4EA COUI'l~fS AVAIL~Ul[ Richard Cloward (coauthor with Francis Fo~ PIVen of Poor People 's Movements: Why GIH PSHH & ~IU • ~~l o PlA I • UC~T • 1;:0[ o fU!I l M'.t!P • M18 \IJt ·l~..~~l> ~lD "('h • ;;~~ H ~ S<::t.T • P~tr· Stl ACHI~.£MOtT~ \PElO <l~lii~G o o Catllk>p.. t\ou&Wt.tv-ndl They Sucaeed and How The.y Fail, 1330 f aJJs Btvo N1ag~r1 • ancl, mosttecenlly, The New Class War) OiPc>to 1M. ""' ancl 837-8022 two local organizers as respondents; Open Reception will follow with wine and chl!ilse at Tolstoy College. Room 107 Townsend Hall, Main Street Campusj Thursday, Aqgust S, 7:~0 pm Wenda Hall Room 114 Main Street Campus Sn.i.•.f* ti/ J.o(}() Gill ...... .,...., . . . .. ""O..• K,.. 3178 BAiLEY A~ BJ6.B90S C:: ,_ O..M•h• MI1MI Foe more tn fQfmaUon aU 53&2316. ' .... ..-.a... ~ -IU_I: · l'"-10.. . . . . ,u �.C bnfusion, uncertainty mark ~ County ECMO-proposal .... ..,eemr:n, By SETH GOODCHILD ,. That ~> similv oo !be While I he County is ~rkina on prO\'Ides a tremendous amount or ll.:qislatW'e ..,... "in no way • Edltor-ln-Chir.f ooes lhe University ah.s with the the proper clcarences, Stale clinical patients and the students rubbu siOlliP" for tbc: Republkan , other local hoapitalJ that include .ortieials tttnain in doubt u to u~. the dlvenl(y," l'fau,hton said. county ..ecutlve. There ...... abo Even thouJ)Ithe County bas provisions for re»denl tachina what Is beln& planned , "Demands are areal, they miJ)It sqllllbblina about tbe MW local paved chc way for a rererendum Rutko,...ki's oriaJnal and faculty march. A n•w not w&nt 10 ai"t up the variety.'' law. with Republicans cxpres:sina on an increased State role in o~to is needed bcicause of announcemcn1 was md with shock He added that bccaUK che State reserva_Uoru despite votina ror h . ruonlo& and paying for the Erie ebanaes YOted by !be State by UB and State officials, who did once promised UB a 1eachins All of this politics 101 Buffalo County Medical Centu (ECMC), hospital and then backed down nol attend the nc.ws ~nfertnte Dcmoerat Roser Blaokwell upset Lqislature and that aceredhing th~re i.s still consfdtrablr bodies Hexpect•• the UniverSity to wben the county executive made from th< pledae. the issue is a and be attacked the Republleans, untutainly In SUNY UB keep tbc:ir afr.liations cw-rcnt. bts sl.atcment . His remarks were co!!"pltx one at the Unlvenity. who kqu refttinaco the burden offices over the eXACt nature of t he Nauatuoo eltplained. met 4h &J day with a banner A~ e•cn il UB could wee to placed on County taxpay<rs by <fucll$$ions. Bur the aareemeo1 does not headline tn the Buffalo Ewning liuch a re-huionsh..ip other factors ECMC. L1.!.1 Thursday, 1hc Counly ... contain any pravi's:ions for State Ntws, proc)aimlng the firmness or beyond hi control would emer .. You never hear •bout thet.ezbb.ture voted unanimously 10 fi nant:ins or oonnol beyond a deal- the next da.y in Courier· into the question -a.nd could t'Ytll highways- beins a yolet around (he approve a local law that would fxprt'SS announced the qreement • make h lmpgssib)e, "It dcpendt previous£1aementS. uThe: taxpayer~ neck. or the Jail, or thr allo .. • joint State-County hospital Counly ts • dif(erem kine or realty was not an asr«ment. on the economy. the_ publiecounty Qetutive who•s been board to over-see lht facility. runding agr ent, •• Naughton UB Dirt<tor of Publle, Affairs aui•udc toward health care, •• he atobnd the world, he~s never ~ pcndinv vot<r approval this Fall , satd, odding that It would Ute Harry Jackson said Friday that 1he explained . "It's juso too hard to taUcd a yoke on the ta.kpaycn The only problem Scaac ofridab more State subtidy, lOong che Uoe& Unlv<r&ity h~d " no Idea Wbo the uy~., neck!• he said. ' '.But when you do not know ali the details oboul o( 1he three Olhtt Suue financed C<lftnty people wert-talk1ng to. " U8 officials <>Y privately th•l gel to bellith care, suddenly it's a the proposal -and arc hesila.nl to racililits~ He related the separate nature of I bey a.rt Qfraid o f the is.su~ bein& ynke Around the uupayer"s head, move.- rorward. ''They believr It (ECM C) !hould the affiliation a.grccmcnt :md the made into • political football. AI We're oolking'abouo proplc'•lives, County Ex~utiYt Edwvd bt- funde-d il'l rhe sam,e fas-hion -u flnandn&-&OVen'la,oct iu'ues and the Leglsl:uive m«tin£ aherc wert "'y fn"'ends. Srand outSide fht dooc Rutkowsk1 (felted a eonrrovcrs)' Upsc:ue Medical Down~rate and the Univcrslty"s de$ire to gee the clear partisan ov<r~"esto tbe of thai ho>piialand .. k the people Stony Brook." Nau.ghton $ald. "If former patched up. ca.rlier thlJ S\lm~u;r 'A<'htn he question . IXrnocrat lhvid Manz if 1hey ~ht nlc. thto ho~p1141 {i a J'O~~ prcmnturcly announced an there is a deficit. the Scale has A SpOkesman for Buffolo told his coUeaguc.-5 1ha1 lht W'O\Ind thdr n«k~, •• qr«meno that lntluded Sta.te t ubsidized it. •• But. New York ls I\S$<mblyman Wilham Ho)'l said governoncc of ECMC lind an 1h'l office had osswned the now looking to limit it& role in che expanded role for Albany 1n ho~pllal businm and also has County would "'gd th(ir- bu)incn running the hospilal. UU President coNfderable say in lhe running of done" and then go to 1he St.ate Steven 8 . Sample responded thai its hOlipilal-inOuence thtu might for ncaod;uions. '' 11 has been - t nOthing hlld ber;ll <;~clled in nol be pOS'Iif>Jr >.l ECMC. Jll<nlioncd, but t~oy (th< Co~n o ~) concre1e and !he only agretmcm Another Count)' goal is. 10 hllvt> noc asked ror money," the reached WIIU Of\ a ~UU'Idot.rd cra.re a join1 boaud to o11er~ lht- .!ipoktsrnan nOted,t I :!.ffiluuion agreement . ho'!>pllal·s opef3tion .. whh the Slate Naughton said his prim:try conoem i~ th( cdu~iionoa1 asp«t providina h.atr th!! n:pll:$l!ou tion According to Medical S.:hool I PRICE INCLUDES: Dean John Naugtuon, the pr~~\ and the County the other half. of rhr ECMC i«U< and that """" I arfiHation a.Krec:mcm bctwcc:o UB Thr L<glllaoure Thunday ir the proper arrAngementS could • Soft Conl4ct Len.ou and ECMC i' in nted of..Mr,pdating. approve-d :. formAt Thursday, be ~ompkted by State ond Erie • Carrying Ca•e Out , he said, the County h;u. adding cwo appoinutcentt mode by Coumy orriciab rhc-rc- wa'i rtill I • SolutloM/or Cleonlng ~howo lillie lnttrtsl in romple:ting the body it.seLr to tbe Qne:s t hat some doubt~ to wht1her lht I and Sterilizing work on thou documeru until a Rutkowski would J<lcct. h also Medical Schuol wnnu a prim~ry I more beadi~aJ araogement.- cntJ be rreed the COunly. exteUiiVC' tO , ..china hospitlli. • Mone,.Bct<:k Guoranlee rrJ,htd. " In princ.iple, we ba,·e negotiate with the State. Wh1le some or the fatuity havr I a!(r«d to an afnllalion "alural indlnat'ions 1oward a close BUFFALO CONTACT LENS GROUP I :~g-reement," he arud, one that county executive- needs a relatfonship with one f3CiUly, UB's "' ~ lls.oo 7/Je Conr«r Lens S{l«idltrrs I out lin~ policy operations at the referendum •his. fall before he c:an nec<b- ~rc such Jbat no onr t,o)pitdl. •• ln these da)'s, however, proeffd in earnest on the ma.uer , hospil>l in Buf(lllo could provide .~0:.:!:.,,'':,:,. 2777 SHERIDAN DR, TONAWANDA I the suppon necessary ...The a handshake is not enoUJh, you discussing. specific dollar figures .,,...., .... 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UP Box F, Harriman Library SUNY 1t Buffalo Main SL Campus BFLO, N.Y" 14214 Attn: Mary Oeadllne: Aug. 11,1982 No Calls Please s4>l• sgoo * REGULAR SUBMARINES ASIO.rted $2 4l P Cepplcol• Ham Homburger $2 S2 S2 $2 s;;. S2 AoA·.t ilrJ{)f Choe~~b1.1•ger Hord So1am1 Ill he" Sau~ege 1'1 16 16 Je 18 :1• !!,1 <.,yf:o Turct~ l"''"'Y Vtrgl'l•n Horn C"oefle.f' Hall Subo; ~ ~ ihe Graduate Resource Access Development Project of the GSA has funds to prollide up to $200 for Masters and $325 for PhD ca ndidates. Applications available in the GSA office, 103 Talbert HaU (AMC) . • WfDOI..O • I USHifU CMOS OPEN Attention Grad Students 1 98 'i2 l4 $:1.21 $2 25 $2 2 f S1 98 S1 •o DEADLINE: Friday, October 1, 1982, 4 p.m. Students from cdl faculties are urged to apply. �editorial ,. 'I ·teCOrd of 'aacountaOIIIty to UB. So..~Vf!IRG SA h• u~·ll& ecltQfla by aaylng that ' actively woit.d to prove_"•-untilblllty' 1 the &.nate voted not to fund ,.YPIRG and that · · ~~ aald thatthe'OfQanlzatton ifld not the Executl.,. CommlttM did not want to provide enough pro)ecta that ..,.. releY&flt to - overrule the vote. True..,d noble. But the 8tudenta on campu1. Then SA aald.that all .of referendum In fmlch.over a thouaand • •NYPIRG'a on campus aervlcea can be studenti voted was a far more rep,resentatlve provided I>Y already exletlng organlzatlons.sampllng of U8 atuclent Mntlment than a 12 aomethlng which has been-disputed by the member .senate -declalon. Most certainly, the director of one of these organizations. students were cheated. One has to wonder If SA was bargaining In SA also argues that the services provided good falih. by NYPIRG are repetttoua of those already It may be unfair now to•aocuse SA of being a tool of the admlnlstratlon,as NYPIRG has provided on campus by auch group·s as done.But, If SA Ia not aping the Rachel Carso,.College (RCC) and Group Legal Services. But f!CC Director Peter Gold administration It Is certainly not acting In the denies that there Is a repetition of services student's Interest-Just look at the NYPIRG between the College and NYPIRG, arg,ulng decision or the recent financial hassles Instead that the two groups are Important to betweell student leaders and the popular, . student·funded Alternative News Collective. each other, thus putting another hole in SA's logic. There Is a dire need at this campus for the It should also be noted that in the sure·hjlllded, pro·student activism provided by decislonto throw NYPIRG off campus SA has NYPIRG, SA has said no, it's up to the · students themselves to say yes and demand altered argument several times, instead Qf that student government return NYPIRG to taking one stand on right and wrong. Initially, SA complained that NYPIRG had a poor this campus, If they really want ft. eo-nment. .. lam 0oee the aOIY.eqund Iller?' Picture a land wMN the C!tllllna"-tngty appro.,. an act of Q(mlmment-by ·a·4-1 margin-In an open referendum only_I!> have the leaders 8tep In and veto the demo'Or8tiC.cl)olce. Sounds like living behind the Iron GL!rtaln.An obvious human rl~hta. violation. ' But this Is not happening In some fa~ff land but right here at UB. Last week the undergraduate Student Association (SA) made Its decision final. It will not fund the UB chapter of the New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG) this year despite the landslide student approval for the group Indicated In last March's referendum. Not only does this decision Insult every student who voted in that election-the same election which put President Cordell Schachter, Vloe·President Phil Pignatelli and Treasurer Eric Friedman In office- but ll also mdicates disrespect for democracy In student feedback .~~~ . Editor. I,_ tile_...,._,. for 1-/fi-IOIHolll/ocN10 -·"'-"""-' All tile _ _ _ _ _ W - 1 / t -. ,..,..,,tile--"',. SI-r A-lion:,._, end 1o1o - _,.,, F-~ ,__ • u-tile......., ol F.oJ/IIIac,.,NIItrg; W!IB ScHmol; /IIJII• people.• t/."- AIM«al ,.,.lui, PreiJI. WIIYM _ ~MJd - olltc.n:l'lrlf _ , hlo _ men,· the OrHu.et• Slut»nt AUoclall<m iot helpl"ff /o ptO'f/dlf • fiMWOUa ium ol coin.' 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And you have reality, Mar you find your w.1y .ts pleasanr. Gene Rodenberry; hom the original odlcion of the 1st Stsf Trtck "llot. The Menagerie ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:liVett years, apparent that, In the pas t the motion p icture * All Persons Interested in Joining the BAIRD POINT VOLUNTEER AMBULENCE CORPS,, and taking a N. Y.S. Emergency Medical Technician Cours e next semester Please call: S.A. Office 111 Talbert HaD 636-2950 Between 10 and 3 Industry has taken a delinlta turn into llluston. Now, that would ~eem a very stupid statement. tlnce a monon picture, of course Is an Illusion. A re-creiltlon, say, ot some reat Ume or event, or a redressing of the reality In more symbolic garb, perhaps. Fltm5 like M ilos Forman's Ragtime, Bob Foss.o's All Thst Jazz, Francesco Rosi's Tflfee Brothttrs and Ridley Scott's8/ade Runnet approach these challenges or entertainment. in s tyles that are as tnctividuaJ to each director as they are Innate if\ lt'le manner that each can evoke an llh.tslon highly reffectlve of our most basic realities. Yet. What I $peak of Is a deliberate attempt to use film as a narcotic. replacing a.spirallon and the Images that Inspire wilh candy-coated droppings ol mechOisrn, puerile racism, and the emotional cop-out. Illusion uaed r.ot to dellnate and probe reality, but to repl1ce lt. Or displace It, You may say that, no, we have very positive Images In the theatres nowadays; look at the ~uce6ss ol films like E.T.. whl~h "A'orlts to re.sto.re our faith In the Innocence ot ctl11dh00d and, pemapa, oor own sell·trust. And you'd have a most valid point. Note, however, that E. T. was ma4e In the mode of a fairy tale, with chiltlren at the center of the taJe, and the human trust made whoJe trough the p resence of an alien. No derls&on meant, here; it makes tor a fine fUm wtlen done aa It was by Sl>ielbetg. On thO otoer haod, to a fUm IIJce Blade Runn•r. a thoroughly adult drama., human t.ruat Ia attained much closer to home-the cent·er of identity beating on our o wn responsibility and t truggle. at II tumed ou·t, criUca and more outspoken moviegoers did not like Blade RuntNr. It didn't express Ita values aod emotion In drill..,..orch oven urea, cavatfer .AI. w•••• 1527 Htnal Avo. !lui. N.Y. 1130·3737 2640 George Utbtn Bhd. 681· 1530 Heir Cutting Sal® For Men and Women $2 OFF Shampoo and Cut With Coopoo or Srudent lO. ¥ens Cut $11NowS9 Womens Cut $14 Now $12 . C.. EI!Ir- ... 30 . chara.ctedzat1ons, or the usy type of plotllncs that too men~ have come to accept fore Science Fiction film. Yot ttle problem 1$ more than that. Splelberg and George Lucas have s~Uitully toyttd with thO slmpie-mloded typecasts associated wltn SF tum, and have reverted tf'\em tnto quality examples of ahe genre. E. T., Pollergttlst, and Empire. among othetS. have demostrated this. But for Rid loy Scon. whO made 'JI./Ion as well a5 8/ade Runner, an.d . , fllmm•kers wl\0 will no't mask their artlsttc intention nor show 1he lncli:Datlon towards anY time· consuming industry "games," It is an uphill struggle.. A.nd, wl\h each year 'hat the ideaJ for ainell)atlc Imagery runs tram Sylvester Staltone to Burt Reynolds (now to Henry Wln~ler backed by Burt Bacharachl), then·we are taJklng abOut a very st&&p climb. If rhe /ulure fs one you can SH ;nd touch. It ma.\e$ 'JOU a llule une•sler becaustt you feel lr'sfusr around thtl corner. Ridley Scoll Spea}(lng of ono·way hills ... The Disney studio's Tron Is leyered with effee1 anti saturatl.ngly promoted. The Hrst film pr&<lomlnanlly utliltlng computer gr1phlcs. Tron's Imagery suggests the awesome starwlnds of Arthur C. ctarke and the epic crescendO<>S of E.E. Doc Smith. The music or A Clockwork Orano~·s Wendy Carlos (on • Columbia Records) aid$ greatly In creating Tron'$ llluslo" of SF lnnoVItlon. Unlor1unttely, as a tum Tron Ia not ,even a mirage. Uttle more I h an the emperor's new printout, thll film Ia flag.rantly manlpufatlvlti methodically geared to snow well· read SF enthualallls and others. long Hred ot the \¥at..-lng~wn that Disney has pYiied with SFIFantaay over the pest 2 or more decades. A sh arper look reveals the facade; Tron's acuno i:S virtually non-existent, whlfe lla plot has holes w ide enoug·h to ride Oumbo through.. Worse, TtOII runs deep with the now-famllfar Disney-isms: hero, control Is ' ugar-coated and .set u p 10 represent froedorn. Manipulation Is del11ed, the good guy computer beings holding fast to the-Ir orlglnallmphtmentatlon, actually wotahlpplng their Oflglnal programmers. Manipulative enough? You haven't heard the, worst- These who the righteous video beings worship are a.ddresseq as Tn• USel$. Re-ad: They Who use are supreme. Those who are supreme. usa. sqa.ngely enough, there was no mention 01 forty acres and il Pac·man ... although the hero of I he fiQhl did win a corporarlonJ. Whnre lesser known but tar superior SF films likd The Forbln Pro/eel show tho pt1oe or · surrendering human decision 10 mec.nattlStlc contro~. Tron celebrates the aurronder a!o a victory lor tree wtn. That IS obnoxious. Sad thing I s that proJects wnlcn could be tho sa lvatlon or Ofsn.ey cutdfbility, like Dregonslayer and "'" myste!l<nmy wllhMid Black Clruldron, keep g•lllng ahullled about and casually neglected while Disney lnslsts on continuing Its push of the sklmpy Mous~ateer stereotypes th.at llave t'lamperecs the c::ompany ev&fl t:Joefote it$ creator's death. And Disney dresses the stagnancy tn' lhe most flamboyant trappings.. Or aries to. The Black Hole, 1979's Infamy, was Disney's clumsy attempt to eash In on Star Wars; the Hol.fl abound with cross-eyed rejecta ot R2·02 and en even worse Imitation of Han Solo. all of whiel'l was ~!rn:~t<':r ~e~~~~t~':: ~,a Black Hole, a Olsney·fzed Wlzard of Oz where Dorothy Is replaced by the usual scatterbrained Whiz kid; Oz,. a dazzling computer worfd somewhere over the keypunch-a living v'i deo game Whete your fondast wars may come true. The /ruth, as a lw1ys, wJII be /ar atrlngftr. Arthur C. Clarke In lhHO limes, SF/Fantasy 111m pioneers like Jean Coeteau, FritZ Lang, and M ichael C'ur1fz are 11GVer brought up. Good reason for that. �f To reeaJI that auc:h tnaster (II rectors made SF/FanteJy tlfme that are c ritically regarded ae cta:ssic statements o t the art (BOBUty ond lh• 8H11, Otphou•, Mettopoll•. anG Tht Arn.ntutes o/ RoDin Hood, among othera) would be 10 s.tlod 1 Whofa new UQht on wnat 1'111 betn "unl ~ttrully" utalogued D)' duolous watcner5 ol pubiJe lute aa the "comtcl\y OOPOOfR ~C ' Diner's nostalgia malt better ' The S..Ctol ol NIMH IMGMIVnited Artists) ts an •IOQuent ,...,,luatk>n alt Ita o~n. POwbtr tne most thorough irgument lot dtamatlcany - - -- -.PY Uz Petrino .nncwauve aMmeUon IInce Jonn aoo Faun ~ubtay•a ctask urtoon Yete~an of G 8 . Tn..csaau•a Ooones041ry In 1111 19n The Mw ba.sod on Aobtt1 C o Bnen s novel Mr• Frisby and 1ne Aats or NIM H, 11 from Aurora, a ctew of IY·Oisnev anlma.tora lod by Ooo Bluth That they are Ola.noy ret1tgld05 m01y Indicate why NIMH succeeds .so well . Tnare It actual drama a~ cnaracteruauon lrl NIMH a& there nu not t>een In Dla,ey P'OCiucllons for quue aome tim•. .tnO NIMH projects wllh all lrte ver~l"' ~r (oon, ef\arm ana Innocence ol ...,.. ChiiOhOOd ptus alii~ oxperttM ol tne llnnt rna most c>lcturHQut an1111aHon Ut(e moat auther\Uc c:ruldren s tates HIM H'a almpl'c-lly " a.,ytl'llng but chUdllh~ anowtng ,,., ''""O~'enct must bl tempereo w11n lort•tua•. neart. Insight, ana hum!hty (in lt'I!S. usfng EJizatH!th Hartma.n as the voice ot Mr ~ Ft1$b'; IS. mlltOflltOII.I) Cnaracters 1n NIMH are qu!le full· cumet~s , onat; tho vlrtuou1 are no1 All pawertullthotJgh Lo~o. aa we ~half see. Is all·porvulve), tho w.cked are not totally malovolt/\1 fthOugn they are ellher aoii·Mrvlng or m1sl&d). and flawed chatactors Ike Jeremy the crow (Dom O.Lulso) anct Auntie Shrew (Hermo•n• Badotloy)sllll Show lhllt worth. Most fnttresUng, pelt\aps, Ia m•t tne hiPPY ending fOf the lud c::~rKlef Ia- not conclustwe. but 'Jnper-s 'tlr~th future promlae, Wf'IHe trr.~>og onolng oto '"" comle reltel Which. In NIMH, tt comic relief and not camp.. Ttte S.Cret of NIMH la Urat ctass Fa.ntaay with a touch of ScJence Flction and a hint of Otwotllan labto blondoelln IO< good measu re. It 11 the anlmeted canooo as It Ia rarety aeen nowadays, Certalnl~. but one more c. . . for the wond ers thet cannot w elt to thow them $elvea. yet must alweya waft for the world to know bettor. ~ynotOs-ma.htng his a n ame to WMn ll's 1982 and IM mus+e or rock n· roller& Jetry lee lawis and cnuck Betry PUliH from t~e ear radios of clean cut guys ana dolls In watctl tCN' Rourke 5troHs from ~to Kene. c.ar to car 'tl rlil ln lntelllgenl eaS&, surv1vlno •~n tne movle•s most sentlmantat scenes will> his pride ot>d persona still ~sdlgan sweaters. you lust might ctose )'OUr eyes, tloplng you'll open them at the movies •no not on the co;~~~. ~t~~!nl~~e?:t~~~ator: 0 with conserva11a.m thus safely distanced, I efghad and settled back for Diner's often witty. thorouohly enJoyable embrace of mate youth and frlendltllp Jn the fast and funny 50'a On the tall end ot V'l• spent nostalgia craze. Olnet smartJy eSChews tne adotesctnf a.ntlcs of and Am.,-~Un Gr•flhJ and awoacMs lt-1 6fa hom a mote respectful, ,.._. klekfiSI'I angle. Wrltef anG Ollector Bany Levlnson Ctpicts the II'IIS ot live rnends at Uta youthful crossroads after college and ,.,,,r a,.,• ._ beiO<e tile, They golhor nightly 11 the Fells Polnl Ol,er 10 dell!:* ate over quetlon.s e lot tougher than the high school pondorlno• oboul WIJicll glrlo would ond Which glllo woutdo't-quesllona now about matrl age and ptegnancy. Their old haunt provides temporary Isolation from the wotld that ages •s they do: am~ contorting platoa or grovy aod lteneh fries they klbblll ana dellbe<ale Jlkolhl enuma they were. nagollno ow., • roast beef sandwlcn as they QUHI II Ihair own (coupled?) fut \lrl t. One Is rNtrlod, onothe< Is plonnlng his upcomfng nuptiate-'#t"ho'l next. Hoi Boogie, '"" halr<lroSHt believably Intact. To be sore, the mo~te 'a bell scenes take plac.e right at tho diner llsolf. The talk dollgnllull~ lntersplfce8 the flotous:. age-old •dlosyncrasies o~ the best trleds with familiar "SSts memoflbllla: as two hlef\ds rate Jonnny MatnTs aoCI Ftank Sittatra aeeorctlng to who each makes out with. anothlf atammers out accusatiOns of eonsp1racy lhrougil cons18nt Interruptions. Such moments are carried out wlt.h tl\e actualiZed absutdfty remJn1Kef\t ol NatiOnal Lampoon tltcks-oeadopan Wtth a rut or shased lunacy so lamillat tha1 you eoutd 5WHf tho whole lh•ng Is rust a replay ol the nelghbc:ullood gartt) a\ tl'\8 Pizza HcJL. Anotne, plus'' the authenlicltv of the dlnet It &elf; lt5 venetian blinds·, stainless steel 111:1erior end rough·house1 somewhat crotlrtous clients. proJect a seedy atmosphere Infinitely moro appeallno and credible than the sterile, poodle. skiM·and·'SOda·pop ambience of the Neppy D1ys saL Gtant&d 1 soma of the scenes are romanUctzed, in panlcullf a rldk:uiOu&ly coy Jmp,.omptu OIO at If you enjoy lhe sp""d and excttement of skiing, th" challenge of surfing, or the thrill or flying free In a hong glider, you'll lo\le the Sallrider wind surfing rig, With Sallrideryou can ride free on lhewlnd at~ of ~r 20 mph. And lo get you stal1ed ~·u giVe you your ftrs1 lesson for half the regular price. Just bnng In this half pric" lesson coupon. a local otrlptooseln WhiCh the ki<Jo bioi up 11141 rllylh/n from IUI!ty flU ,................................................, to Dannt-&nd.-tt'I•K twnpo- l.he ! 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At a:oo p.m, on tho 14th, on oxcluslve An park ootnerlno ol p!antst Toddy Wilaon, '* hur ""' ot tho living legends ot Third World Mualc. Silo Ia o true wondor. a braasman Clark Twry, vi blat Rad NQ!olo, sax men zoot Slmo, Thtn, of cour .., on the 15th at 2 pt.,., the trut ntonnont or tnls 1 g~~~~~~~~rn:: ::;· f!~~ tne ~~·::r.~::,~:: ~~t:~~;~~~~ SWing All Stort R<lunlon, Mel Torma and the &Jddy Rl<:n the notural eplrllo on<l muslcol truth In bOld pe<formance. Cecil Taylor Ia the orandmutet of tl'wt plano, on<lll we talk abOut tile adv.,.,.,.,.,ll ha nas helped to nun lifo In Jou IO< tho peat 25 oreheatra c.Jamps the Ud on the l'aatlvot wtth their ~ p,m, show on Sunday tho 15th, lithia yeVs Festival _,.,. 6Pai'MI' lnnov111Yt m~ht. Thts ~lng Sunday wlll loatu.ra !he Gland .Dame ot the Bh1•, Alberta Hunt at, In ....,C4M1 al7 p.m. Those aaw m -u• Attparl< <lel>ut tut yaat 1<n0w tho traat that aw•fl• them. wnlle lf~se who have not hoard thla aaucy anop ot ogeton oongllro and are urged to than tnose of rec.nt yea,., Mpartc stilt holdo """" lnta<mlng attroctlona of ,..ara, we would need the space ol JoaMolM, Ornot~ on<l othefa, btOIJOt'l ua an IWateneu of !he MUSic'o - • l l t y that not oltow tho toc:Udaalul ,. alolght-ol-1\and live 10 o"on putt on Jau t>y Inoaa who lend to ..guatd" Jau agelntl Jazz ""'"lei auditllCP. Cecil noedt no ouordlol1o to axp<osa ~Ia moaugo. Wlletnor throUgh ttle fiMt & nimble dance ot Ungere tn unlv.tlal key, hla lrr10eac.n11y ttowlno poetry, or h1s prowe11 11 a conveyor of collectlve lmprov1aatlon, Cecil TayJor Ia 1 Pfii'V&IIVt c ull ural lnftuenc;e Inti will not be altoncod or taken for granted, He Is the c~ttlng Odgo of Mualc yoamlng to conceive. 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An, ond oolleOe otiJ<Ienta: Morrfod ooupltt , tingle people on<t ool ~o elude~•• · Young people, old people ond coll6go atudents. Got tne lclto7 -•te - ........... ......,._10_ 1................. ..... - ~ ... otUIIut ~· " len'lo1101WIIOIJ da!*t- - - - o f Ul'o JfYI'IM filiiiiii.W- 1M ..-or...., .....,...,.. f wu~~lht-York Guest . Opinlo_n By Ja.net !4&t.hews Public lnlotMI I'MMfcll 01""1> 10 ""h Ollludonla on o wjdo •OIIo4Yof "'*GJ, onotronmMtal on<1 con"'"*· (~.-! ptojocto. 1ft doing oo. I oloo with atuclento to tunhOI on tiQhi")'OOI ttodltlon of UB mambOfllllp In NYPIRG. I WIH Mlll be working for NYPlRG next ytll, though It Wilt De ~oowlwo, becauoo lht Studant Aoooclltlon lloo cnooon to ellmlnott NYPIRG ot UB lor '112·~· Tht ocllonthol tho SA hoo taken tnMnl that UB .tudentl atl no tonoor o pan of tna tarv-t O(ot o - octl¥tat orgMizollonln tna counlry. ThiJo ta o blow to otuelenl octNbm •• UB, pantcutorty In tight of NYPIAG'o orlglno on<! function&. NYPIRG Ia on O<gonlZOIIonlhat WU CINiod and II dlroclod bJ otudanla; on O<QOnlzollon which tleo ot-to a t SUNY, CUNY, Olld work'"*'""" workoid ,...... 0111.--,_.,., .. ............COIIoft atudonle ... . . . . . . . , . , " " " _ . . - u or You.,..-...,,to..c' -be-lotllll~ • otudy crwlh by Wf!llno • ,._ 01\ . ·~'oulijeot. • oM C<aZJ INneo (I.e. Thlni...AII"""'- otudonle ..UI, AI>IINI H). You ate not oil• o wlllle, l!lillft IO INftk lhot _ . . , . , IO do~ IN,... ~ ooef'to OOfllee. (omulllna _ ..,.on-I'OU will be .. not be ooclallt OCOOj>l- · FUMY, bill '""" 1M rMlhJ ol -"lng • -y. do -·0 not~~l>lllnol Many_.. Will Wllellyoudo. be·~ Thete ere a whOle . .,. . of " " " exemptJo~ that You ara encouraged to aureh for. By 1ne urn. you.,•• Al'\lor you may ....... job ol llW6.'00 clally you wtn begin to think _ . , . Ia • '"' moot oltht city. You Will be lln!llng yourMII calling _,.on the ttlephooo ot :t'OO a.m. and expecting thtm to flo up ond around. - . DO not do lhla to P<OI..ooro. They nove tomflloo K1- ·----llletNfty-- ' ----~~~~­ - " " - . tMIIIIIMu ototl or o.lmototy 150 - ' " · and o . , . . , o f - t - million · ·~....-.-,or uuoatlorl u. ·pu~­ yoota. Ou< otaff OIIOINyO ..... '-dng -e l g_ iii..... NV_ _ ol OIIuiHimeuii. Tod8y NYPI.-,- .,. . ., • • • ....,of~ .. Oft oollooo -·lull-time clofi... IO<'t l-'1 2. • Ao tht gtOup'o ..._ , _ !ncr- . 00 .... " ' t floct- o . In Alben)', ...... NYPIAG 1\ao a lul~tlmo loobylno atoll on<! a IPflng leglllatlve lntomohlp ,_am IO< Oludonlo '""" arOund ........ . .,.., thlo1Y· live billa Wllictl W«e drafted ancf/0< principally lol>blod lor bJ NVPIRG.. ototl on<l Oludonl lntorno ho.. l>ecome law. Tho Bolita 8111, ollmlnoling no-ctopoell, no-~tturn, beef and soda botttea and cant, TMI>-in•Tallnll. tho llrat law to open up tho tnt""""- to Ina OC<utlny oltht toot-t-o, tht Utility Bill ot Right I, onc1 tt>e Stoto Su,..,uncl, Whlcll wht Degfn tho cloonoup of tolllc • ult olloo ln Now York Slot., oto )uat o Iowa or tht lmpot1ant ~>Wtlo policy cnongoo which NYPIRG hu bean lnat Nme~>~ al In bringing about. IJB WUI pan of II. NYPIAG oioo hu a tong hlotO<Y of .............. ~ - Ita oh.......n: _,_nit, oovoaldno lor _ . . , . t>y ~oi-UI-• """ ollt. ....,to 01op eloto ~lelotlve pay • bonu- known oo "lulua." to h tht F. - ol lnlonnotlon low widened, to al- uootato Coltogo .atudonls ln. tlllhl to IOOMtOt and ¥OC• a t their campua .cldr..., anct to halt oonatruc:tlon ot o now htad<lllon ... '"' t n a - . . . 81001< Exonango.olnce • 20 mltrlon dollar ttutpayor ouboldy wao Involved. U8 was • part of l ha1. loot ~oar. IJB • tudonta lnvolvod with the toc:•l cnapter wort<ed on o'fer UfiH n different pto)Ktl, from 1 YOtlr reglsfrat.Jon drfwe to a To•lc• Awatonas Day, from ett'lltonmental r~ to an •vto lntur•nce !W"'f"8y, from pubtl.ahlng • roglonol -teller to lnolfng a otatew16o Bottlt Bill campolgl\. Thoro - • tht ata towldo loll and 1Pf'1no NYPIRG ConiO<onctt In 8 tnoltarl\lon and Alberty.e traditional oothtrlnO of atudonla and NYPIM oloff 110111 oil_, tile _ _.,do_ ..... _ '" ~~~e.,.y Oia-oi"""""­ 81uto -INnp. . To ~ ol AII-I Howe, "Wo',. coUooo II. , . . Olld .,.. eon do ""Y'HfHf .. _,\-• f'O f - o f you WhO"'"' K~ually opend lou< JOOia or .....,. .. U n - y -!ton, you""" llftll au olthlo to be ,,.,., p~.,. m0<0. - 11-tlrMIO gtllduatoyou may_, nood eomeone 6n the r•• l world lo o•ploln to you W!.a t ll•lng In mo teat world Ia actua"r like. The transition wJII be very difOcull. """"""'and-lltllfiO IIOIII NYPIIIQ, u IM7 _ . ol Ul. ................... to _ - - . . 11f901\110l l o n . . . - l o r .._ o ln oti W I I - - tht notion. Wily thtn. will ,,.. be no HY...AG clloptOt at VI next year? Old lhtlludonto ,_. grow tired of lt orlo a l - o l o - I«V8 'o In ...... comum« a nd - - •• • gtoup? No. The 4:1 otudont vote on o NYPIJl(lJ ot,;ooollfm In tl>e sfl(tno ol~tOna "*"-lp w"' oWrwhtlmlfiOIVIrl ··- ol In retaining UB't~lp NYPIAG. Alld Wl\all>ettor b&tOmettN of atudent ~l.,lon '"an lho bollol bo•? Clearly,atudent nntlmen1••• oxprooOid through tho ballot bo•· moan wert little to moat ol tho SA • hlp, tor .,.,. h••• cnooon not to lund a NYPIAG C!loptor lor '82·'83. In a-t1ng to wl111draw UB's m-borahlp In NYPIRG, thoy .... not only ollllod tht pr-t• of clomoclaey, l>llltt>ey hoto alto onded o t<odlllon of '"POI\IIbla otudont octl¥10/n at UB. ·lila 1 tradition borne oul of ot Udont dlooontonl with ooclol lila; • 1-lonlhtt wiMnopalully 1111-IOUI. l don'l - - " w l ll toUo of oo,._.lon by _ --------_oa....................... - --....... _ . .__ lo- -10.......-......-··........... - ....-.··---· ......... ..-. ...... .""'--··" lrl l h t - - o l .......... _ . , . , . - pollcJ IO< ............... ol _ _ -Y""'.....,..............,"" ....._.._T_ .. _ _ . . . . . , ... t h o - · ~-tile - -of• ..... .... - o l - - - - . . - . U l - • .., ol-. ........,.....__ ~--­ .............. .....-r- ,..,._...to- -le ..,.........,_.....,.Y.Dot .....,W_,..,..,"- _ ...--~ _ _ ,__01110 ,...-. • ..,.,_.._._..._,...01 ___ _....,.....l!le ........bJ,._. ........... _...011_ a.., __ •....,._.ua.-.. ........., ........ .,..,_.,._ ... -~........ IMN. . . .·- - · - - In I t o - . _ _ , , NYPI,_, profoct. Ul . . ol-. ,.,._, ....,... ... ...,.by ...... y......... ...._._....,.., .... 011 01 1M ......... - - tllrt1101odto--olllll _ _ ..,.,_ ........ ol IWdoftl.,..._lo.._ 1110 ~-.. _.... ·. �..,. tl8d.pr thillp tbat maadalory rce _,...-.to NYPI.IlG. NYPIAG bu,qued repclledly tbat lk UB oclaWtiltnldon is oppoood to lu .,_.,.,. on campus and Mathcwo believes thtt SA's decision.,.. inilwtd In t~ admlnlitrttion. ''This is • clear cue or tdmJAiwaton tdli"' studmu how to spend their money, .. she IWGttd, "this is incocnpltabk-1 tboqll tllal VliJlisbcd when (ronn<r U B Presidmt Robcn) IC<it<r kfl orr.ce." ~ raid raid thtt tbis .... ooly coinc:iclence. "We ha\'e penoaalities whld! are a lot cohalvc with the adminlwation," t~ (about NYPIRO) lleck ia 1976 b)' t~ administrttlocl it now bema raid b)' IIIOR studmu," Novick added. "This is • areal blow to student power," he arautd. FriociiiWIIl.ttly denied thttltly or SA's dcdsions are instipsed b)' tht ~ IIXftiD& thtt til policies are st...S.OtleltWtd. He adaliutd t11a1 "'*• miabt think alike 01'1 ccnaio lssocs" but ,,_..,.., Wd. "Catlin issues we work with tbt tdmlniJtrttion and cenaln we try to a<1 t~ to work witb us on," Fricdmltl aplained dtJna the Capen Lobby project as m example or ·~ lautr. ~hcwo described thiJ year's SA u "a small poup or dites Jn&kina cledsions wllicb 10 aplnJt tht wishes or iu . COI'lllhiWlU" md _ , _ ScUcter md Friedman oj-havi"' " an isolltion~ or mentality."i'bey view tbt wbole world u revolvina around the Amherst campus.'' Gold ..,...s with thit seutllntnt md comport<! NYPIRG's work with racareh done by Unlvtrsity proressors. "Moot resc:atdl wort dOI'lt io unlvtrsitlc:s docso 't deal with tbe unlvcnity.'' ... <llplained lAd c:aJied t~ SA ckc:ision a "sbort~ttd attitudt... 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AI!Uiattd Oro ' Zone. ~ ~ ... ... .... .. ' ~. 4~,1. ., '1111.~ ; 11 �backpagejuniversity, It's finally here By SETH GOODCHILD ElflrQt·U.·Chlq A ner years or intensive debate and . . pla.anina, tile Universily wiD ha;oc a' Genenl Ecl••auion proaram ill p~aoce this Fall. The final implcrnantotion b bcina met with 1 lltilt diAppointmenl, a Unle hope and considn&bk relief. The class of 1986. the nost JTOUP to fall under the auidelines t!tabli•hed In 191!0. bas already b<aun reti<tetina ror Gt~~<ul Education courses-molina olfM:ial rht last naa• or complelt impl=atlon. The p r - . wluch had ponions Jlaned in 1980, I. desoaotd 10 inereaw bo<h oh< b<eodlh of • stude<lt's edUCOIIOQ and 10 develop a c:opocily fot eritie&l ohlnkins. The proaram was iniually proposed in 1975, bur wu met by ~era! roodblocl<s thai delayed its full appeanmtt. In the proceu , the plan was sealed down tonsfderabJy. as opposh.ion arose lhroughout the: debate. ..Ho.. evu disapc)olnttd we ar~.tbis il rar and away b<trrr than the sysrern rhal aisted ~><fort," Divi>loo of Und<spadu.ole Ecluauon (DUE) DoeltD John Pcndo<to said. "This ar least eosura a sprad of COUI$0$ ror studeuu." The Otntnl Educ41l0n prosram is oompased or several requiremcnu for eaeh 11udent. A rntll of seven councs mw1 be taken from six different ICJ>owltda< /uUS (see box) and a 11udcru mUSI ollo oomplese basic • kills requltemenu ill EDaJish and Matheowia. T best art desoptd 10 Jive studcou basic eornpetmdes. wblk offerin& divme iDsuocUoo ill t.rc:os that p<aently could b< avoided. Under 1M olcl DUE di.stributlon J)'ll<m, a Jludent oould avoid a broad education and fulml his other dear« rcqulmnmts witbout kD)' sJ,Jnilicam educatJon outside or rh< ~r . Mueb ol the sealia1 tlown to 1<1 the pr01J11111 In place ocr:ured in tbc ICJ>owltda< Area nq.....,_.u. instead of bovina Adlaudent b< UWJ<Ialed 10 complete JO.a OOWWJ clllfiDa four ,...., oDiy ..,.., wiU be nquired. This ""*• Pmuiotto DJ>Iajntd, b<eause of oppodtlon from IlK prolc:ssionol achools, such as En)lineerina. After years ot waiting, General Education will start ~ llis fall • h, t\'Cn with 1l disappolndn& outcome. ••rr somebody hod told me ·~ D«emb<r or 1981, that this is what ...., """ld hi"" in piKe this Fall, I would hove .aid, 'we could hve done bcuet than, llw.' " be IIIAintllned. "But it b bcutt llwl what we bad b<fon, thr old dlslribvlion requilanall." That ""'JtiU ..,tral ~ tn<b. Foremo<~. b th< Math Skills portloo of 111< plan wbich has )'tt to b< completely worked out. Ills Qp«:ted 10 romprbe mU<h or th< General Edutadon Commitl<<'l time durina the eomina year. Initially. rhc plan was to offer a basic comprehensive eoune in the SO<alled modulAr SY$1etn with instruction In three different areas-~ and ll"(>ttlCUY. uotislks and computet • .tdto«. But beatux or ra!stcntt and problems in WO<Idn& out • propco m<tbod, this...,_... "worpsbord" wiD <Jdst, oocordlna ro Pcndotto. That will b< I number of different wa)'> that studt'nts cah comple:le the requircmm1, beyond the one $<Ction of Math KJI-u the thr.., port course Is calltd-rhal will b< offered. "We need to worl< our o II.Diform rrquiremtl\1 and to devtlop a m«:hanhm for snadcnu,•• Fomr uplained. "We are bopina fOf' Fall, 19SA" Thcte Is abo a need 10 funber rtfU>C 1M Eil&lhb SkWi r<quiml>ml. •'There Is oo COftltOSUS oo wto.l •..::~•~-.., ·-. tlOIIJtlrU1a c:p~ wriliDJ,'' Fosta IIOitd. oddina thlll * prcoml sludeots are made 10 write ~jE ;;;:;t;;;"P::;;;;;;-----;;;::;;;;;;;-;;;;;;: CIAYJ and are awarded • acore t.sed on a ooe..(o""b:: DUE O.•n John S,.ctrum photo .cale. What these numbtn mean, he uplained, Is JIUI to b< rcrutiniud. "They Iell that they could not absorb rhat numb« In tbc ICJ>owltdae /uUS lbcre ~tnl problans. or oouncs into their major and llill atltlla Sludcnts FOSter bdievu ~~ o review sysum wiD boY< to b< lo llleir PfOif&ID," thr DUE deaD .ald. Somt CSlOblisbed to <lWiliDe the ClO\IrStS llllll are offettd 10 deportmasU ..,.,.. also afraid or b<ina 1l1111ed into ..,. if they lit ioto 1M Oc:ocnl Ell-* · ' 'This is very time cou:wlliq." foster aid. to PfO"ide the units whose ooly pt.U1>00e uru.....;ry with Otnc:nJ EdUi:allosl ........... t,.crber, " Thctt ore hundrtds of oounes, wiUcb Is • lol of they resisted rbe plan in meetlnp ond Oft rbe lloor or infonoor.lon 10 oompilt and we mlDI also build Ill 1 the Faculty Smote. mechanism for llUdent review.'' Accordln& to P...douo, 11101her .,... of tonea'll Ntilh<r Oen<tlll Education Commiuoe CIWr H~ward FoSler nor Pcndotto seemed optimistic: thas In thr KJ>owltdae /uUS in havtq eoouaJ> oounes 10 aodsfy the future dalland. Wbilt he said lbae W<re these position> would cha.oa<. or that !be Pf08tatO would be able 10 rc:oeb the siu oriainally envisioned. wu "probably oil DY<r-iood" this Fall, be added "We can hope," Fouer said. "Tbe problall ls 1hae b no "'"""'"" that wben oddiriooal studeuu tialldoa nra under poop1o wbo nUPI oot t1o it onivc .-&Ia couna to oompl<k llleir nq.a.-s otbtnrioc••• H< oddal that. be did not - llllf hope enouab wiD ...... " It will b< bani 11W0fk ............... thb will boppeo, .. be I>Oted. Ill 1M oeat flllur< foe im~r, notlq ·~rmay never happen.'' Additionally, polldes roc tnnsfer and Millan! Fillman Collq< JludtniJ bave )'<!I 10 be ectal>Usbed. Aa:ordinl to Foster, the proarom wu well worth 0 The knowledge areas: A General Education primer T be <Oft or the Otnc:nl Edt>CIIlion- is the KJ>owltda< /uUS, the lbl broad·butd &n>llpll'liJ tblll ~ude rh< mandai<!' eouna ror "udtou arrocted by the proanm. Eac:h 11uden1 must eomplcle a 10Ca1 of KYa:J coanes. It least OM' in or five areas ouuide tbe mo?. plas rwo otben lA Clldl or any IWO 0( the same: f~ ICJ>owlcda< Areas. Hert is • liJ1 or COW1tS In tach Knowkdae Area and a brief tllplonation of c:oeb, u prepared by the Divisioo or Undcrlf'Odu.o!• Education. IWian Russian Spanhh UnauJsdcs HJSTORIAL AND PHILOSOPHJCAL STUDIFS The ducldollon of rnditicm is a major aoal of Genenl Education. 'Tbc:K lllldia provide a "SJIIOP(k vi<w of the aullc "'""' of -essible hWilan ~ .. (Phenix); u such, th<y provide lbt _ , inslahr.s for huiiWtS to cnaaae the praenr and the fwure. Thts¢ cbolle:nllna renwtrs suaest rhot the (utu.rc cannot b< buih wi1hout rcf'craoce to 11>< put and 10 pblloropiJy, tWO UopOrtanl souras of out iodiridual and JOeiaJ idesuitla. Thus, 1M basic aim of thb KJ>owltdF Area is to provide blstoriealud pltilooophlt:al iftllalulnto the tD<IIIina or human existcoce and to help PfO"ide the dbdpline and raourc:d'ulalto deal wich the ..-...Sflltut<. FOtlDCN LANGUAGES AND caOSS--CULTll1lAL STUDII:S Wln~cio indicaled rlw 1M llmlU or ooe·~ ~ were tiK limiu or 011t'• WO<Id. Jn IIlii pcrb.,. it Is better to ..y rhor fiWI 'Is" ....,_ llwl thai man 'taes' w.a-, forclao ~uoac•udy is thevebicle for ~-other lhiD out 0W11 and ID idmdfy with Hilllory IIIOdts or 111iDtiJo1. os cullunl ~. 01 or 1tumaa ~Dlenctioa. Pbilo.ac*Y The basic aim of Ibis ~ un: AND HEAL1tl sat:NCIS Area b tO c:ooblo bllmOAI ID rrucawl their own eoviroomtol, while at the same timr, to H -bovco".....iiO ....-...-J .............. IIDderiUDtl it - ... by ocher _..,...ocher_ ponpoal-. ~Stwdioo ....... ..... a.ic:l ~ a... _.ay, -llotiJ, -paftic:ul8riJ, IIIII to b < - the~ bod> of die~ I D - 1>-llle,oadof~alilacrof lbraiiiO ..._life"~ ........ ~j. The bale ............... _..._ .... oot~m or Sludy ill the Ufc tu>d health odaK:co, ro undmuu>tl how lcamina may b< "PPiitd 10 . perlllnal and community bealt.h rtlated probles. and 10 better a.ppreclate tile rtiAtioll.lhlp b<tw...n th< pltysic:ol body and hwuan llt:dvity. llioloclcal SOa!ces: BiolocY An. Studio An. History F'.... Aiu Studio An. EnJ)Isb M\ule: MWio;,.6diiCitiOII Mwit: History MUsic PeriOf'lll&nee Pb<Kopaphy Theatre BlophysX:s Health Sciences Education Medieal Teclmolo,y Nuclear Medicine Teclmoloc Nunina Occupational Therapy Phonnocy: 8iocllemlcal l'llarmoa>losJ MtdlciDal Ol<mislry p~ l'llatmllt:y Pll)'lk:al Eduarloo Physic:oJ Therapy Spoecb PathoJoay (Coauznmit:adve Disor<ltn) PHYSICAL Al'ID MATH~AnCAL~£NC~ lkcnl"" ODd flllt 1111, · 1oom"' " r - . ~ODd tools lllll wiB p . - 1M k.cy to ~~~for _.....of*.U"(~ a-ioe eo..lnec). .... ol lltit~Anailto ~ SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL AND TECHNOLOGY SCIENCES ''Sex- rqmaent.s The JOeiaJ <cien<d seek ro erode myths and wpetS<ltioos ill bwnao llt:tirilia. Tiley aro ..._blc of ooov<)'in& 10 iodiridu&ls ordered uodenlaodiQp of lnstitudoos, llll>CIW'CS and bUDWt processes, .. (Otnc:nl EdlK:aticxt Co!IUIIlltet) ond or devtlopina new JC!cnrlfre fl>fthodJ tO UJidcntand the complcxllics of human life, while 11 11>< some time, oppreclodna 1M fruclom which iodiYiduaiJ must have 10 pwmc llleir olloin, both iodiridually and c:ollocdnly. ont of tnan's prlnctpala.,.,ues of ~." Sdcollftc uudy acquoiau Jludtou willl 1M pltysical -~~~ around Ul. It prodUCG diJcipliDod meatal .crort, aod it provides an orientotioa to undcrllaod our pba~on>mal world u no other braoclt'l>f lnqlllry con do, The adendllc mode of inqlllry produca LrrfaATVltE AND THE AATS Orcos litcnry worts a r i c h - or~~- Ufc and _ . . , . . . Study of the line 1111 11t:tDowlodpo the "limiu of thr ~ of poim, muoical lllltrwncnu, and 1M human body t o - - - and foellnp beyood tlodr -..w.... 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OIY•Jo THE Now Yorio 11 Bullalo Repeat ..course proposal ge~ incomplete from Faculty Senate By SETH ALLE N C1tJ1 Edaor h<fKuhyScmt<U>April appt~cd a MOClon diM wiU &Dow 1 lfod.mi co rq101 a ClOUtW 1ft ubluta:t .....bet o( ..... uod M)y ... lotcst pod< - o d illw .. ba' vade T oampk, ptc-cmpu 1 frahman' who MedJ the- coune and hat O('\oef tt.kcn h bcal.l)ot eM upptrdusmln hal a b1ahn priority. Sbt noted thU CO\ild bt a ptobkm {n courses lh.&t art filkd, and a>pcc:WI)' tD hip, demand areas wkn daN ~'PI" • allad)' Uu.ltd Tbcrc ''" ~ 10 111< .. _ . - ...._..Joo (SAl b 111 r·-· •bm;, oppa.:ition froro the b.i.&b~ tum IICU U cqaJneerifta and ~. llw mal.ta wiD be: ta.h::o upoplalathofoli . Somc~ NrTtatl)' pctmill rcutcs _ , wbca a 1tudml p<nioootly r«dvod a fllilio& plldc....,. F, U, It« X. Ia tboo< dcplr\alalu howC'\o·cr a fil\ldaa ..tao wuu to~ a p1ldt c:u:.:~t do II: • Ul, b\n naWI l&kt cbt COWIIC: M uotbc:t IIChool and lraMfcr me aedit. A.A.yWac a M ucknt •ctaka a c:ounc:~ OCI!Jo<b< ""' .,...,. t.,..ard bio 0< ba' OPA '111< FKUIOJ Smot< p<_,al would Iller l.b.is lhrmqboul tht. Uoivrnily. Fonn<t Focully li<ul• CIWr llarbono Howdl Wei thll lhcr< ...,. -..._...w.. for IMIIY botll prl<'lbl ud .................. ~o ........... ot ova-.,. A~for a b of U.atc for lk rr-111< Malbuod~~ -•-(CPA). -wbid:l would han: 10M late dTea tbu )'Qf-hu fOIC'cld • Oc:by Ia iu impkmm..ll<>o. Whlk IJI<Stvdeal 1J pr_,al, ... ....,, ........... ''1 -oo..a--toil." Uttloa "I<IIW<n"ln"""""' wm .,. "pbyiic&ly \mpos-JJblc" in tM hlah demand llt&s, be: said, addin& that it U.O SKKt the fiNt-timt. Jtuck:nlJ at • diMd¥6tltq.c if tbc counc: Js padcd Oct CW'~ . PaldcMtodWa<d 111M ndcGu -oocb<.--.ediOa"""t<il lh<y tllooq)ot lh<y ~ tab • · "'It« oo pout.t iA it educadooaDy •• ....s. -ooc that t1oc pur-pt>R or ..II<killa_,.,;........,.,.,....,.... "*'· ..,. · - oboolcl di..llil< • """ pnf......,..., .. br lddod. Prttmt Sr'n.a1c eMir Robert Pope br:l.t.r"'a thiJ the: proposat u it stanch; is "unwort abk" for tht hl&b ck:mand ...... aod ......amod ........... -'biblr ala Jlodcot takloa •-... ..Uiho ...... "A." He-. r_,_.... ..,... lor .... . . - OC8daoic f'"«<fd... Popr: abo laid .._ would nQaht-- ........ ....... opinb<-lt>< rc-put "*· CVC'D Somt llud<ots if lt it an ..,._. " chlt\Ct Cb tlkc: I COUr)t:, M ilJcr J&ld, ,..dtln, the exam. . of • tt.laal\n dau wtKrc than all o( thr. Jtudcab Mi"r' llld ,_. caicuiUI M bJah odlool, aod thow •itb Oftlr ocw apowrt co lk Mtljea would bt at a ck.r_.t dlwd"'Mtqc .. It taka ..ae lt1ldcntt toftan co C81dl oa. •• k addat n MlllnMlbottloc_o(.,......b ..,. 10 ··-C'Cd Old'' lht ~til "'*"''· but rotba "ualn _,!< co the I'Ntcnal rtQQired ror thor' ~now 001 ....... "CX>IIId tpCIId S... ....-.. Affanllor«tor 0.. MlUn h: U. fl¥01 of tbc rtpet.1. co.anc "'--'· He....S- il a ... - .... CftOIIIII timr aod <&o aflonl 11>< tuition DlwWoooru~rEti-.Joo (DUE) Ocao Job• Pendouo ald. • "ditcon" a t1udan'1. GPA a nd hu11 1t!CK< appl}'inc for l)forcwon•t tctw)ol"• ac:n if 1 ~ apphc:atm nnn t(pdltd • C:OutK, by ~~oeakcttifta UB'• rrota.uon.alll.andma~ "(.-' rt'J)(II plldc) doc> 001 rdka til< q,oalur ol a!idmcwcw\.''bt&.aid. 10 job marke1. Or~Ck$1bou~ ttl\cd th.tt ." "h b JU..t kind of a fucc th.at n tll<ollai>IIJ!dthon)'OIIa<flllltbr>< ant outcrin.'' Mil.kt Rid, apLaitdna ti'J.Il it •-.a DOC UAhl the pcopoW pu.Md 11M F"""kY Smatt end<•& eo.n...wt«. tbe: U«Utfff O..mltltt DDd tho Full 5aoau tlw prop~< lwpa lO ob)CCt lO • • He: noted lha all the: ...lll<r- Sub Board ·1 names Gabrielle Miskell new Executive Director By ALAN KACH.IC M~lll EditiN F orma Alfred UDM:nity Asl«<ale Dean Gabridlt M'..O:cU 1w boa> affically oonrtrm<d by ~~ Sub Board I (SBI) Boerd or Director's u !be -l.lJOCl's El<eculi•e Dirmor. Sbt is scbodulcd 10 take orru- which hu b<m vaanl sinc:<t JaniW)'-on hired by !be stucknt body to wort ror tho studnt body," &be .ald. ldd1111 tltOI this was a pooitive tdleaioo oo UB uc1 il> aucknts. !Wskdllw ) 4 yun or odminiscrative Clll'ftl<n<'< With 2Yftl In tripa education. In additiolt to h« pooiiion o1 Alrtcd, Jhe hu aiJo worked u Coordinalor or Swd<nt SerYica ot WiumiMi (Oirio) CoUctt alld hold • $imilar post 11 Dacmcn Co!Jcte. M'tskcU'J adminbtrA\IYt duties indudt &rldUIIt Auaustl. Sub Board 1 also continues its work on digging out of its deficit. See story page 3 Misled!. wllo hu • Maslen D<:pec ill P..-nd Adminisli'IUOCI alld Counselor Educauoo '""" UB. ddcr1bcd lt<ndfas a "srud<m advocate" alld .aid obe - caaer to wort ror SBI, calllna il 111 "acitina. ambitious PfOIRII'·" " Wbll really r.ppcals to me is the u.nlqucncu or Ibis prQVun," MistcU apWncd, addina thai SBJ is one or tht fn< PfOIA1IIJ ill !be tWion ~ Sludcnts bave ooau ol cwu their owniJWI<IItory r-. ' 'I WU audenl IJU'IQilftd wort , ditec:tilla aud<1>1 propammU,.,- ruMina the rrabmln orimtlltlOII - 0 1 Dacmal Cdlqc. L -•Ina . I !In, up<ri<nc< In bosiJieu manaacmcn1. MlsltcU left !be coUcae COQ)munity to takt • job u busiDcu tnaoapf 01 Buffalo's Trinity llpis<opiJ Chun:b, I doWIIIOWTI COdlmWii ly~ed pariSh. " • - EUCVTIYE DltiECTOII- 10 S~wctnJm John l>aradotto drtpartmcnu ~"'c rq»cr)cllah~ on 1tw Smttt a.nd coukl C'Ull7lt.l"c ar1utd .,airut it before ._ wu •pp< ..<d "II it bad thaltbey po..-d ·~;, lll&la and ..... thia ..._,.,.. The facuky Smatt b a vny bodf, he: DOttd, ChuJU" tlw COfta'ftf" dcpu1.mcnu .ibouJd bt 11t0ft- ani'c in Clw PfC)CeJI" or JC11UIII PfopMh tbloqfl tJv $matt and HI poltJC1pOrioo ........ �in short. Solh o.-..llft- 1 quote of t he day WIISbiQcloD is the Ollly town iD the _.ld wbere sound Oifloo I. Wllanon Mid r«cntly. The students _ . -=lectod hom the ,_iar pool of lfA)Iicants l!kr an inl<nsive pul>licity cams-lin by SUNY. 1111\'ds Balls open Arena on December 4 rasur thaD lllbt. <.';lt 111'1" Honor scholars llDDODDced Ln. The SUNY Honors Provam-an llw 5eCIDed dcod .artier this y9r because of budaet wocs-r....,Uy announ......t the names of 18 high school senion wbo will compose ~ c:hanrr ~ class, attending U different publle institut.ions acrou the State. The Stale UoiYe<Sity of New York (SUNY) will COY« the studeot's entire expenJes through Kholarsltlpo made possible by funds that the individual institutiotu raUed. The studenu W<R forced to men two or these c:ritcria-bc amon.a the top five: pueent of their class, have: a hi&h school •venae of9l and earn eompo$ite score of U50 on the SAL UB 1J n01 dir<etly involved ln the protnm. boeaUJ< It fonds Its own special honors scholars, although _...,- plans feU throuJb after the Governor's Executh"t 8\ld~ was rdeased in January. The Division of the Buclcet (DO B) recomm<:Dded that the SUNY program be eUminated, after the sys~ern bad requa~ed funding for 40 stodcniS. UB's program would hove ,been combined with Ill< swe's and then retain approidii\IU:Iy ~half of the cotal uudeou. The 008 recomm.endation was accepced, forcing SUNY to go on a private fund lllisins campaign. The otudenu will be enrolled in $1)<dal programs while auending the various SUNY fnsthutlons while maintaining an overall &n~de poinc average ~ .5-3.7 in their .,.,or field or study. The scholar$ wm uudy und<r dislin&uished focuhy mernbm Individually assigned to chem . They wiU also be eligible for Jp<Cial research arants and entitled co cross-campus enrollment and any other resources that SUNY Tony ~- ­ ..... Jon "'• . . . _ Mor ~ .._~­ O.w OoOnya.N.UAit Ol,.cto/ JoM MUtllll• n D4Nct.r Go<ylllor~ The f trst bom< basketball JIIIIC 10 "" ~ in the ...... Al\IDllli 1ua1a will be December 4 aplosc Stony Brook, the Athletic: Depument tet:a~Uy IIUIOun...-..d• ...,.,ember lO wiD be tbe 8uUs Jut So\h A I - pmeinOarkHall. Also in the Bulls r«ellliy announ......t schedule are two pmes in North Carolina aplnst Division I po""'bouses-North C&rolillaCbarlou e and Woke forest- in January. The SUNY AC de: !'ending cbarnplons also have thell'ldluonallocal pmes apin11 Division rivals Canislus Colkae and Niltpra UniYe<Sity• UB opens Its $<UOD in the &st<rn Conn<eticut State Coll<a< lip-Off Touroarnent with Oark University and Bridaewller Stare CoUeae on Nov. 20-1. They will return home to roee earus;us in chc Mcrnoriol Audicorium. befot"t playinathe finall!,lflle in Oark Oa.,l-11 Oavkl doL.---. Ur Penl ~,. Clatbl,..,..,. lOll Seh•llli- H O.vld 6 OnaYIOIPttot..,., lai.Henct i . Row'l1hAIIPbofott._,..Y 01\'8 Hectman/An-'t ~oto ~" 1;. KNOiJot/5 - • Deirdre ManlniANf. ton.y Grlj.OIJMiltle Qym. The new Alumni Atena,wbich Alhleti< Deportment offidals claim is one or the rmest facilities in the touncry, wt11 be ready in December for basketball, alchou&h it wiU ho~ ochor IIC!ivities in Mttnael E UB is the defc:odins SUNY AC champions after reooverina fro., slow start under Coach Bill Hughes. Its season ended in the Divi$loo Ill eastern regionals. uut~e Con~~tl'f/ Producdon 1 Cindy Uughl•niAIIn/, CoordlnlfOt 5 t'asy qu..:-.tiOll'\ tt;e S'pKitutff lt HI'"I.U by VI• F;i; SyfrlK.•t!• Lo• A.ngeln N~..,~~•rM I) Whac stale bas as many, If not more, UB araduates than New York? ~ 2) How many underanduate dqrees are offcted at UB? 3) Wbac is the eotimated c:odowmeot of the Univcrshy al Buffalo? •l Who was the first fuU-tlme CllanecUor of UB? 5) Who was lhe first Presi<kltT1!T"3UNY at BufTil&t" T1mi' Syrt".C"t. COU6(1111t Ht .:JIIRf'!~vtc:e alike. The momentum of their pUrsuit of knowled&e hdps cany the entire institution dcncr to its coals, •• SUNY Ch.ancc:Uor Umteo Fe•ture5 Sy,d!eatett eno United Preu 6yncUc.atf' T,. Sp«ttum 11 repre-wnrea lOt nahonlt adVertis'no by Commun1C1Hons a~ -.dvclt!OinQ Servic.IIO Stud.el:ltt, 1~. CtrCui.IUion ..,_reg t;: 10,000 Tne $pectnmt OlhCU art IOC11ed '" S2 HMriman Utlfaty, State UrHveiStiY of New Yot~ 11 Bulf•lo, 3Cl5 M ain ~feel, B~lf ato. • • YOtlo. t •2 ~' te~tl)tlone. . 31·3616 edi!Of'ial, (71. )131· 041111'113 C09)'!~hl 1912 Bulf•lo. N .Y. TM SpeciHUm S.u:Jenl Pettodk:.al, lne- Ed•lOnll policy 15 det.ermlned by the Ed• lot'" C~•• • ~PUbhcatlo'!s. of •"~ m~aer rt-ere1n WIII'IOut IM e.-preu CiOnMtll ur ANSWERS offers. ''Gifttd s:tudcnts stim ulal~ thdr teachers and fellow studcniJ SNuant 8U"Ji~H M • n .tgtt• Michael Cur.. lolo/Adurfla4ttg .Su.:annt Fltc.uaJPJoctuetkut Me tteotr September. nwn.; ';) P"'JJ!O ($ uodco l"•d 1•nunos <• DOffi!UI US 1] tu>w.lop~ !'>IIW!l<> "''J. 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BUFFALO CONTACT LENS GROUP TMC4ni6Ci i.IM~ 2777 HRIOAIII 1111. TOKAWAJIOA BY4I'POIITMEIIT III.Y 834-4338 ·--------------------- III!IIIII!I!I!!II!!Irii !IIIIII The Colleges 1982 Summer Program Social Change In Buffalo: Spontaneous Movements or Grass Roots Organizing Panel Otscusslon with: Richard Cloward (co a~~tllar wtt11 Fraade FOJL Ptwa of Poor People's Mouctntnts: Why They Succ.d cmd How T1wv FoJI, and most r-.tly, The New Class War.) AND Kathy Connelly and Diane Clurczak: - laCIII ..-a~aen •• ,...aadat.. Thursday, August 5 7:30p.m Wende Hall Room 114, Main Street Campus _.,- - Open R«.eptton wtll follew with wine and cheese at Tolstoy ~ Room 107 Townsend Hal, Main Campus F~ mare tnformadan c:all 636-2316 s- ~~~v u.a....--. ­ �ANG:J. cut f.rom record- keepers By DAVID CZAJ KA FHIIVft EdltOI' 1'ht' Alaunadvt News CoUmi'c (ANQ 1\ncb iudl c:onlrocned whh tbe poosibility Of txtll>ctioo due IO a rcat~t Sub 8o&nl I (SBI) dedsioo to drop 1M p.aptt from iu .-counlina KrVicft. ThiJ mo\c &m.. as a mull or Ibe ANC's .Ut~td " lackldaiJIW" •Pkttplna or the p.aptt's b..W.cso end. The ooco•ntin& ...-vi« 11011 essentially os bill <'OII~or lor the oamp\15 journal. The procc.. works by the p.aper notlfin& SOl of an ad sale then providin& th<m with a coU«tlon sh«t and • clippina of the ad. SBI In tum bills the <uRomcr and follow• up on the procedure. The discontinuatloo of tbu ~<ni« IS expected to plao:x a serious aad c:m1ly burcleo oo lhc SA Trcuutcr Enc Frieclm.ul claimed tlw last year lhe ANC would fail to notify SBl of lriARK'tiocu, In iOmC' c:ascs. (ot two to llutt moollu and coru.equmtly bills were never Knt out·pbOn& a Stopper on cuh flow. NO<molly, Friedman 10ld, 60 to 90 d.ays con.uitutcs an outmndina debt. "TbCTc h.. been no bia conmtcncy in the ANC's bu•ln"" practl~." he commented. "They seem to bt mort coocc:med with the editorial pan or the p.aper thut the business pan." ANC .....,beT SIC'< Calronc was quick to aatft about lhc pap«'UU$pca businm practiCCS. ''Wr. WdC ta.. ift bWinJ proecdllre$, lax In oeodin& out bilb," Catrooe odmiued He ....ned ho,...,...,tlw the Collcct.i>e rccocoiud the problem and has bqlltl to addtcult. C llronc CAJ»I&aned that al lhc • heart of the problem l&y the lACk or. committed hU5ln... facllii&Cor. Thif positon cn1alb the WriJhl)' Chore Of mo nhorinJ the p.aptt'J financial octlvitics. Boch Catronc and li*dman admitted there are prob..,, Wllh the position•s current occuparu, John Trouseclalc. Catrooe eoq>lainecl tbaa it is diffJCUJt to main somcooc for lhc job becouxlhcrc iJ no stipend involVed Cor tbe savice. The ANC <potespcuon mentioned that prcseotly he iJ coofcrring with Trouadale as to his continued tcnurr u busineu chic£. Ncvcrthclcss the ANC has started a search for a new faalit&tos should Trouscdalc Opt to quit the position. Friedman fttls lhat the collective $ttUGtUrt w1iich the paper utUi.zes-whert mt"mben art cksil'loted equals and only an informallrlcroschical order tcr\K.,-utc exists is problan.a&tc In ltJ<If, citln, tbat the busltt<SS facilatator do<s "his. own thioa." Calrooe dcfencb the CoU~ivc: , coovlnc>cd that tbe JYSl<Tn Is luncdcmablc. R-dless or ldcoloaical ctirfcrmea this dilemma docs noc look to •hope up as. batik or pttiONiliciOJ. Sold "'This iJ not a per>OIJA!Ihut&. I'd li'ht for th<Tn if they can pro•·• Priednwt: thcmsdvo." UuwiJe. Catronc h n 't overlY concerned about the rtccnl seV'c:ra.nce of terviocs. ' 'I d()n't th1nk the sfl·uation is t.hat ieriou.1. We are breaking eYc:n. we are n<H In ckbl . We an a wart o( the probknu and they can be worked out ... he expl.a.ined. T he tat adminislered to the A.NC "'u tbrir rant summ-er issuewluch required the &pproYII or Frieclm.ul for publicaion. The Coll<ctlv.. most priM ll><ms<l•u adept in the liiWI<ial mancuvm lA ord<t to piA SBI's assislancc. "It depends on tills last They ha'< to ao ""' and 1<1 ~hln, thcnudvcs," Friedman Cliplalncd. Still Catrone is quite confident Ihat the ANC Will pull togeth<'r, ''I don't see why they wouldn't ac«J)( us." he said "If they killed w they would be klUin& one or the wuc. mosa acdvc oraaniutiuns on campus-and OD< or the most unique " SA,GSA dollars flood SB Monkarsh granted extension Borowicz to fill in By SETH GOODCHI LD Edllor-~n·Chwf Conuo•enlal baseball coach Bill Monkatsh-owpcnded last yur for \mprnprldles-bas been p1lllted 1 12 month leave of •bxn«, delafln& has rnuro to tbe helm or the Bulls uos~ Fall. 19Sl. He wW, ho-...r, ranaill 11 VB as a fuD.(JD)C fa<Wty membCT. "He has asked fot aaotl\n year orr rrocn coachina for personal reasons." Recreations. Alhldia and Rdaled IMitll<l- (RAitt) AJS1SW\l Dean Sal EJpoorto Cll>lameel. "But he "'" be back in 198J.a4. " Ray BO<o......a, ,.ho JWClecltbe Bulls to a 1746 muk last~. has bcco ruppointecl head c:oac:b. Moo.kanb •as ou1 of 1own on vacatKMt and could Dot be reoohcd ror c:omm<nl. Mookanh had been tuspended by then Unrvasity President Robcn L. K<tt<r last Jt~nt S ar.<r clw&e~ or miscondud swirled about in lhc local press. Followina a Fooulty Scnat< Committee oo AthletiC$ lnvcstiJOliOn, Ketter moved tO suspend the =ch becoUK or the team'• conduct on ru 14th annual F1orida trip. AI thai time, Kettet allowed lo,loolcanll to su,y on as .., auistant professor lJI RAJU and all ODll<lefnecl maiotain lhat M ookanb would muta tiUs Fall. o..pUe ~to'• .....,_, it is still DOt defume th• Mook1nh would ..a coach the Bulls apiA. Accoldina to JOun:a, Moo\tanh ubd to be Bnt Monkanh /;p«lru"' reii<-ed or hiJ duucs pamatiC\tly, but lhc Uaiv<niry 1-'> 011 a pme n<¥« pla}<d and Of haVIn, used balked. He- 1 kac:r QPIIIain& !bat UB Klldanically dbqualtrled playcn under dlffcnnl expected hiJ r<tum nw ya~ and lhat they .,...,ted him t.cck. · · The Feculty Scs>ate Committee recommmdecl UB was motivated by two.,...,.,.... on il$ desire to a SUSP<tUlon and Kettel llfced. Despite l!lpooito'• ~ of his rerum, teep Monkarsh for lhc job. The r1111 is that if be iJ Atlll<tk DirectO< Edward Muto dedineclto eon finn left orr rrocn hb coachin, rcsponsibilltlo-•hlch whether Montanh would be coach qaio. " I require considCTable enno time bcyood lhc rqular don't know, you have to uk him (Monkarsb)." duticl-JOm• other f..:ulty mcmbCTJ miaht desire • Borowlc• said that he "enjoys the job" or .unuu arran&CTO<nt. If thls occurred, the Uniwrsity c:oadllna the Bulb and lhat he hoped to uoy "u would be for«d to hire pan-time coadles, tike lona u I do a iJOOd job." AJ for whether he would Bocowitt, wblch would cause odd.itlooal · continue on in the job pastl912-lll, he noted, "ask Monlcanll." T he other rusoo 1$ based on the faa that Ac:cordina to Elpoo;ko, the O.partmcot is no Mookatsll-who accomulated a 401·22<4 record for lonpT worried about the neptive prot that it U B's only DMsron llc&m-ls coosidcredthe only r<Cdved foOowull hlo suspension. "We ha>< too available pttSOn able to nrn and molotain a IOP-f'laht muy th1np to look fOf"Yd to worry about that," tPOfU procram. He rated as an cx<dl<nt money Elpovto noted. nomina tbc ....., Alumni AtU>a and ralso< fO< the annual Sprlna tnp and was Cl'ecli<ed it< p i or .mprovin& uucleot 6~ "" the Amhcnl with budduta I corws:t<ntly rcspccubk bascbolJ CampuJ .. pooithe trends. sqoad. For his pan, Bocowia.ls loot ln, fO<W&rd to Mooltanb r1111 10' Ia UO<lblc 1D fd>ruarY, 1910 when lh< Undcr&radual< Scod<ot ~-btch retumiaa to coadlin& ,..., y<at. A rormer Buffalo nati>e. he IS plannln& to hi• family baclt to funds intcrcollePt< alhletic:s--uk<d for his rc<ipatioo as DirociO< of lntrtmurals and Recreatloo Western New YO<t from Ills Huntinl!on, Lon& Woad home. "I wanted 11<r1 much to CO<D< back, because of fund diJcrepandes. He wa.s chatl<d witb h&ndlina student mandator)~ fee money inuponsible. I'm ll<rY pleased," he said. " I plan on dcvotln& 26 houn (1 clay) lo bti<ball. That's the WI) I Ukc II and And then last Sprlna, It was diJctosed that he bad nddcd indialbk J>I•Y<T•· failed to corrett a falsified that's tbc way I want 10 do it." ""cr After namln& Gabrielle M 'u kdlln new E•«uti•• Dir~or the Sub Boud I (SDI) Bo&rd or Direetors di>C1iuecl financial matten and d~•d a Vlcc: Chair &t lu July 9 m«tinJ. ~ 81 Treuurtr Carl Amrheiu &nnoun«"d Lhlll 1he (Orporation 's feQUc51 far additional money to hell> cope whh a budaa d<flcit h;u ~>«<• met with It .UO,(kX) infusiou rrom lhr« Sludem aovcrnn.cnu. Thl! includes S20,000 from th" Und<rarad~te Student Auo<iation (SA), $8,000 from the Oradultt Scud<nt Assodatloa (0SA) and 18,000 from the Millard Fillmore Coli<&< Sludcnl 1\J.aation (MFC'SA). Amrhein explained that SBI iJ meetin& <>.pcrua parlly by adju•tlna money from diff«<nl bu~ tin.. to paJ more <urrrot bills.. H < add<d thatlhc flture of 569,000 for SBI's deb! was ·~he mos1 pa>1mink I'll aet," and'barrin& anrtnlna "uoa(ieaed," such as a l&ra• tu bill, thiJ should mwty dcc1<2SC by the md or the riSC&tycar"" Auaust 11 . Abo dhcuSied at the tn<etlnl- S BI tammatlon of ru oca>w~tln& wc:qncnt will! tbe New~ c;lcc\M: Amr!><inJ said that bccawc or "s..bSlMtlal . , . _ ... tn the bwinc:ss'dcallnp ,.jth Ibe ANC that, u of Sq>tanbCT I, SBI wiD no 1ootor baodle the colle<tl,..'ua:ountina. He .-necllhallt was ''strictly a busincso dcdslon" andtlw lt in "no way lo to be con.1rued u any rcfloction 011 thdr edit0<1al policy." AJ•enwJ•• <1\Nq SA ocpr<ientatlve Eric F~ told the Board that the Main Street liar, PJ Bottoms, hu failed to p.ay for a SlOO adveniJ<~~~<tu placed in lut year'> student dir~ot'Y and .UO hu a substantial debt with the SBI Onancecl 17t* Cllrrrt~l. He saicllhat the bar hu been "un<OOP<Tali•<" in Its dealinp with ltudentJ and proposed that oo SBI $pOIISOted O<pnlutlon be allowed to tate ads from P J Boctoms until past debts are dcarecl up. The proposal was apprO"ed. Amthdm motioned that SBI Sj)OilSOf a plttet lin< outaldc the bat to protest the ......._.,t•s tra1Jlle0t or studcat orpnlzalions. Thlt prCJ!lC)MI was shelved when SBI 111omty Donn Shonn Aid that sudl an action could lead to a complicated lqal silu.tion, that the _...ion PI Boctoau be ~<ned witb 1 City Coun Ol>l"'&<antt IDstcad to fa«e it to pay the debl. MFCSA rq>r<sa~tati"" Chucl: Mmqwa was u.namincKISiy decledto the posrtion or V'~<e Chair. Upon Iris declion Mmqwa offered Iris w,won and oommiUII<Sitto the~. He ...d that there >bould be "more ooopenulon whb the student I(>Vcmmaus. We should put our pers.onal and oonstiuant bod.i<s ioi.....U last and Sub Board's lntcr..u ""'· �editorial Short memories How quickly we try to forget. The announcement of Interim Baseball coach Ray Borowicz's return and the extension of Bill Monkarsh's exile appeared dlscretly burled underneath news of a new swimming coach and another Athlellc Department blurb. Almost everyone in Clark Hall -and now Alumni Arena-anempted to down·p) ay the announcement that the controversial coach would not ba bacl( i n 1982·1983 and there was no ma~Jve pubi'-'Y on ' the switch, as was last year. But we should not be so quick to bury a stark reminder ol the evils ol an athlellc program that Is so driven by competition and Intercollegiate status that It forgets to play the game fairly artd resorts to unethical, If not Illegal, activity. There Is a dark side to big-time athletics. Monkarsh's story Is a tamlliar one. He was accused ot committing several l mproprlties while coaching the Division I baseball Bulls duri ng their annual Spring trip to Florida. The Faculty Senate Investigatory committee recommended a relatively light sentence ol one year suspension and la<mer President Robart L ~etter concurred. Borowicz was hi red pan-time and speculation started i mmedi ately as to whether Monkarsh would, or should, e~r • everyone to forget the Mookarsh business so qulollly. Bad publicity on the local scone. coupled wtth repeated national atten\lon to the numerous scandals at name athletic Institutions, could doom such proposals or encourage opposition to any grand schemes the Athletic Departmant has. It Is foolish for a Universi ty as drunk a.s UB Is • with the Idea of a grandolse Division I athletic program to rush blindly Into It while brusHi'ng under IM carpet ana trying to forget the Monkorsh episode. Belote any propasal is accepted to Improve US's athl etic o flerings this seedier side should ba examined as aninevitable cost. It's a sobar1ng thought . Double Talk You can take it again, but not here. Over the yeill's, tho Faculty Senate has reoieved a reputation for inactivity and Indecisiveness. So when II llnalfy arrives at a daring change In patlcy and meets some opposition, It Is not surprising to see It back down and let the toes get the batter ot II. In April, the deliberative body approved a radical change In the grading policy, one that would allow When Monkarsh was given hi S sentence, many stUdents to repeat a course' end keep the second maintained that he should not ba invited back ' grade. Conclevably, students could t·ake a course because ol the nature ol his actions. It is curious as many times as they wi sh In order to get the to see the University now strongly urgl no his return. grade ot their choice. Sounds great for students. II the Athletic Department was really concerned Oppanents In the hi gh demand areas consider It with Imploring its i mage-let atone Its moral and unworkable. Ot ~ers have educational and academic standlng-tnhould not even have philosophical questions that seem sound. And, oflered Monkarsh hi s old sPOt. some even believe II would hurt the students by Throughout last year's tracus there was damaging the Universi ty's standi ngs In the considerable discussion and debate over the merits academic community. ol uplltling the University's athletic status to These assertions are serious, and, II true, would Division I, following on the heels ol a detailed eliminate the deslreablltty ol Implementing such a propasal. But Ketter opted, mostly because of the pl an. bad publicity. to save the Di vision 1 decision IO< his Perhaps there should be a compromise. The successor. faculty members who oppose this pl an are right In Now wo have a new President and a new saying that It is untalt to allow s tudents to retake propasat and suppasedly a new attitude In Clark classes lor the sole purpose of gelling a ballet Hall. ll's no wonder the Athletic Department wants return. grade. It Is also true that the purpose of a college education Is 10 learn, and not Just to achieve high grades. Therelore, a lair compromise might Include allowing only those students who fall a class-and not those reclevlng a " C" or "D''-to retake the class and have only the baltar mark stand, lithe student falls again then t he course can still ba repeated but tile tailing grade will ba ent ered Into his or her GPA. When the Senate takes up the matter •gain In the Fall. II shoul d try to examine the POlley In a most uncharacteristic manner-with some clear argument ·a nd In-depth study rather than simple Inter-departmental bickering. 8y all rights, the ( opponents should not even have another shot a t defeating tl'le plan. So thi s time they bener bring concrete proof of Its damage to the Institution and their programs Instead of de facto ca<nplalnts. Welcome to UB Congratulations to Gabrielle Miskell lor her selection ·11s Sub Board l 's (SBI) new Executive Director. We hope that she will live up to her well promoted Image of bai ng a " student advocate" and • work toward a solvent SBI totally controted by and working with and for the stUdents ol UB. h Is understandable that there are reservations about Mlskell-a former administrat or-bai ng selected to a paslllon o f such great Imparlance to studen~ . The reputation of olllclats at this school Is such that any person linked to any university admlnlstrftn Is bound to bri stle negative emotions In soma quarters, But, In all fairness, Mi skell appears so .genuinely slnoere In her prC>studanl outlook that Jhe should ba welcomed with an open minded 9plf'lt lra<n the student body. SBI seems very pasltlve about her and we are cautiously optimistic. Let us hope that the SBI Board ot Directors " does their lob'' and that Miskell need only to act as the facilitator she says sho wants to be. And hopefully no one wilt forget who Is paying the bills. SUNYAB admirer Editor. Oh, BtJIIekJ'II • grend old pJ~M. "'" tl!lary dot of upstlte &pMc. wMCII OligMonll<l up my college tUy4 m1tured me In ao m-1ny we ys worlctng clllss and .sexy too. Hoy SUNV Ref'J'Himber m~. 3238tt:U, who went 9 .ssmester$ and •cumulated only 11 credits.. Who ran lot pre.$k/I(JI o/ SA end ume In third? Who wrote, QUoted, 1nd cusU<J In 1/w S{Hctlum? I'm oJder now yet jusr •~ fconoc~-61/tJ.. Y•• 25 ye•r• old, t/tert• Qltlttlng up ,,..,, , Ju4t wrote to uy hello •nd the t I'm ttolog OK. Ho<r'• my ravot/le CllmpuJ, I ki'IOW Alb6ny lovo-.d Stoney ~ OY'ef you, I went you to lt.now thlt thoUQh I'm I10m NVC, /lOve thollmtoo,.t C.mpu# end w11/ oo ..;..,.,rhmg tn my powM ro tee II to complotton. J rnsn't '1out;; aJ the tlme/w( I spent 11flft1 /Orou• IKHJ,. ~n Harrlm•n U btaty ,...,."' Nthroom. I'm $/i/1 1'101 IHI/y • Ole to c!H/ motur• ly •It~ my ••lluo/lry but f tau my ftomosexue llry morw •quor./y flOW, H.,e'$ lool<log a 1 you SUNVAB. ltoVoe rou. GI~L8- Form01 Uni...,.Jty Student 'M£NACHEM Stt4T Mt.' �about tnls1roupe's projection Is ll'lat, wft"'ut one facial hint, the actkw't It tot.a.lly lfter•'· wttlle the lorms are so completely /lgu.r•tfwl H«e, ha- Ill\- ond conlontljoln In - l u a l oxei\OngO. v.., tho<o Jo no cfoul>l lhol lno creatiOn of Andrei Bosuns, Florlono FroUOIIo, *"" Bernlo Sc.hurcn Is toldng lno 011 ol Cho<>fln and Marcuu Into actvenlurousJy new twraln. The word NumiTJI"tChaftl comes from a "'med~al Getman dk:e game In whk:h the play-'\ WOtt rnatka or co.stumet:.. fndMd, the preS&Otatton tOUt, 1rembl••· mattt'1aUzet Into narrative with tht wondrous skill and magic: of cttence at WOt'k. 1M ohodow~ IDOl< ~~~-. r- lho~. onrl.,.nc«<l JdHa and INimgs , , , , won/J are '"- tlllnga we pi• Y . ,,,, •nd riley are rlch•.r - CIIatles Chaplin A re rou reaay t01 tht th.riU and wh of Ct-eatlon? Watch a teed throbbfn; for tne way out, 01 a manner by W'hlch 10 draw us ln. Two L'a whlcn behave tlke musical chairs unut their affecllonal huddling makes you realize th-e etem.ntal fetllng thai the lttltfl stand fOf. There 11!1 btoba of protoplasm OM MCQf\d, an embodied mouth tt'le ne.at. llnCI worms which el~ cut ~tAJIOns at each eno tu It a virnaoe Warner Btotn.rs cartoon ~ to lift(. or thlt\er on11~ ,..rculi<:ally wolllng 10 bo onlertolnedl TMn ln-tt. birds, ond atl eot1t of Nature, i.nch..,,ng one distktOuJ:Md type for...., 11 odds wfth IIMII- t>eOrlng IOUf logs (of !I ll lour nonds?) *"" lno IOIIIIy unique aspect of a neaa at each end. At 111 6et:p. a monkey flncft a slivery sac thrust UI)On lr. U PQOCJera, momentarily whips ft. about llkt a lugo•o• ad we'll tomtday aee, I hen entett the uc. Sueklenly the t.ae throbs and pulaattt Uke U'lat opening seed. Only now, lf'le seed Ia op4tntd~ and the shape of a man emetget, Slll>l IO<Word Ond lnotontJy become& Jog iOn, their do..,lng 1111> corrwnenolng 1no loghl Jnlo ,_..,.,,..., · From t ·U howut to .mot ~¥e. they eross V'l1o the t'&ptutea of euence. ttl~ l ntwm&ss'on was a ShOw in 1tselt, each membef of troupe Involved In .tOme amiable routI, . wn~h drew lttt mor.,..han·wllhng reactlont of the auctlence. The kldt, etpec:lally, were on the mart(. orawlng as much 11 delightful responu I rom the performers as lnt performers drew from ev~Of'le. The HCood hall waa a potpourri ot Humanity. the ftcaoes •• juggle, FN)w we all relate. We ... lowe~ and itt lwll't pot..,Uaf '«rom.~ or conoaiVe hunger. grHd. and how ft f&ltens eom. wtllle cot.aJ.ty defacing o1neia. ..., o need lor kf<lnlhy vs. tne sal<e ol ..,... -ranee. Ttuoughotn ~ whttewet the wua helldgeat ot vtMOt. tM fonns- are human and the xenartoa convey eof\t.mporaty ht.tman InVOlvement. (WeU. tnere was one exception. 11 the beginnl~: Two Gay 90s chaps. bf1tk In tn.elr bowlera and plaatlc smiling facet. Suddenly between tnem It a wtnsome )'OunQ OIMMI, htf taee all mede up like a puule. Sht l i l t aDOut making up hlf race and the p\luJe becomtt a Callan nightmare and The genllemen·s locos llllfllly droplr The opening n lghl's cllma• wa.s exquisite In Itt numof and pathOs. ..-.ow5ng two fellows In ruha.p able ct.ay ma~ques ancs now aaeh Vlgolouoly lrles lo oullll\!ne tho otr.... Ntllr... Ia Sllllllelr. one to $m\IQ *"" fluny, 1no ot- crude*""~· We oroiiAen lhrough • ka~kloKOpe or tace-th4h lno lunacy whkh Qelt cra.z.leT wnen it occur a to each matt to promptly relrflnge tne other'e race. Tnt final utsun Is 11"1 even mote maelde.nl"9 melee which w111 fOfce botl'l men Inseparably IOQtther, and, tor the mom~tt~t, exh.austi'vely reaolved They become atuck with their own staHona._ MumrMntdtanz Ia on• of tM most enjoyabee, •nUghtenlng, enetQetic exp~tlences o1 any Hfetlme. It Ia HSel'tfaJ.I ~tru~t Theatr•. mime tc KofiMit. Mumtnensehlllt Jo ••proulon ollhe moot humon kfncl, lls ac:110no r...oflng W hot you hove juSI rood II o ve<I>Ol ponrolt ol o mime !*lormono. so Jmmoculltl In 111 simpllelly• .,,.,..,iOn, ond IOioJ '"""'•oment that even lines of praiM will do tt only ampte justkle. Mummen.chanz. tno amazing Swiss troupe wno will be performing 11 lht StUdio Areno Theatr• llt'IUI thlt Sunday, Ia a viaeetaHy vts.ual e.~tperlence, an ulli"'a·re ln orlglnoJ dr..,.IIC P<Oltcllon. You mull I><P«Ionco thorn In person. Mummentcnanz. l 5 so 6et'of\lfulty unbeHe¥abW lh&t It muat. &a hu often -sold. b o - to bo - ''*' · OIICOidlng tocloJ mlmlety. mlmo tol<lng tho- - ol body lnlo on ucltlng embOCIImonl ol mul<s. lonna. and -.og <><goniC oculplurea. M1NnfT141\ocNII\Z (Peter-· Alejonclro Moron, on<1 Clolldlo Weill)--· tno oudlenco's panJclpallon Wouglllho olmplo, but tnoroUQh oxce<clse of lholr grool obflllles, IHUpllng Wllh storytelling p.aaalon. As ~Y eompanfon end I dlscutsed •ater, what'a eo aatonlahlng "'"a'_.,, may- tell �John Hlclts Some Other Time {Theresa) Van Helen Diver Down rNarner Bros.) ~ndeu Bellet Diamond (Chrysalis) It's okay to despise thl:t group because· I) they engage In something referred to as ·•cultural lmpe~ia l l.sm'' (I.e. t.upremt oppof1unls1s like ttl& gOOd Stltl$1"1 oltlzens that they are. they' ve found 11 In themselves to bring thee•ubet'anee of bfack dance music: to unsu'Spectlng English youth &s If they had lf'loughl it all I he day oelo•eJ, 2) thetr attitude Is on~ ol elitism. swiping dangefousfy close to tnat 'asc!st groove thana: .3) their i•menaga·• 1s a~ oeep as thetr nion tasl"lroned hairdos, fancy dress·;.arty tnreaos and a.n aUinity to the plastic passion ot posing; 4) Their ttrsc album was orap. But some1n1ng napp@ne<~ late te.s t year SB releas.t'd a charged up stngle ''Chant No 1tl dol'\'t need this pressure on." sabolaged wllh trumpe.lt and trombones thei stlrre<j more life Jnlo their 5ynthe.slzed rhythms ihan an~tnlng prevlo!Js 10 i L Sure enougf'l. this record's beil cuts are adorned with noms (The sec:ond slde ;s burdened down Nllh aU sons ot EgvoHan·$01.1/ldin_g J.xpeHmtHHS, lltt.e the Oood tittle anlsts Ihat they ate,, r"o" ftM.1t song 10 date. " Paint Me Down,'' a llts-1 rate slk.e o1 r·r,.b-a 91tUO Sllade o t Koot and the Gang. Now I'll oance. Diver Down Is the exlenslonof Van HaJen~s ttloughle.s.s attempt to bury the living remelns ot the Heavy Metal go('lre. Guitari st Eddie Van Haleo has pro~Jet'l beyond a dOubt that 1'19 1s quite capable of playlno~• Instrument, .ao It's reaU Ut lime he a:howed us he'• e than a tochntcian. It has gotten to tne point W'hele If we pia~ I holt live albums back to b-ack we >would probably have a Mrd lime dls.tlngulahlng one ftom another. AI ooe point they seem wlllln.o to try oomethlng a little ditla1ont. In lh.e song ••Cathedral '~ tney synthesb:e their guJt.at work. giving ua- a song teminlscent of Bowte~s Low/"'Heroes'" er• Larar, In ''Intruder" they take thalt6arluf $t·~p Info urrmapped ''lpaeey" music. Tit• only proof~ lslhat t>oth tunu last aoaur • ml$t& and • hill, tea~lng rou S{HI/bDund and wondering whero t!ttt rest ot '"'.song went. The origfn415 a~ UtrtJmtJiy .sttlfl lind bormg. niiWr ro•lly hllplng the elbum get oil lftD grovnd The hf9h pofnts o/ tile album ''" de11'nltety th&lr cn"y rem•~es. u;.~ the IJVtN popul•r "Pretty Woman" and M artha end lhe Vandellas ' ..Dancfn' fn rne Streets~" a ltJflk'/ g•t up and dane. to the music ' tune. The clincher In this cJegartment ts their cover ot Ray Oavles• · Where H"a,e AJI tt'!e Good Times Gone," I must say I like this almost u much as ttle ortglnat. The distresstng part o f l.h e album Ia the blatant rip-orr of the Tubes' ''Tal~ To Ya Later In the SOI'lg "LJtlle Guitars" -witl\oul ~ doubt the worst song here, Maybe ttley needed help making tflis tune lislentbfe so they borrowed FH Way BUI and Gang-well boys, It dl<t no1 ~etp. As a whote the album should please V~ tans, but for the re.st ot us, we're bettor oft ltJVestlng out eJght or nlt~e doftlls In other ''om U$8a.a -Tony Gro/eda time.. You know anyone who wan ts 10 buy a combination t)lec;tr~ toothbr\.151\, spam plug eleantH and coffee ma~tr7 Cllup? This Is the stufl. John Hicks. fOt •It the plaudits he's- been roceMng In tne ~~ rew years. has been pl aying some of the most outstanding pl•no around for near 20 veare.. Heard wl:~ An Blakey, Woody Show, aMI &my cartes amo'"no ottttHs, Hicks Is slmpl~ -astonishing. He seems to attune lhe plano IO lt}e earth, windl fire ana air themaeJyea-. yielding a ptlpatuolty f<es~ . rJnQ!I"O· sanglng sound from the keys. His is the power to untodl ears. swloglog treo with a snap and tempestuous sweep that roo16 tho Music tn the deepest tradltlona roaching fOf the next st&p. On t~ ts SUptllb t1l0 album, h<l un•ookS the paJior, and give-s the musle 100m. A<leompenlad by lonotltM masters Walter Booker on bass and ldrls Muham.mod on drums. ttlls set e>ears the straight· out oaUa~rv ot tl'\e voyeoe~ al·w ays """PII\0 to heart IM leet ot ~><>me. " Na.lma's LoYe SOng'' is the beckon or the malden~ calling marlnet' to seu unseen, lmplofing sate )ocJmey home~ A tendm. quiet e•plostveness, harnassed further with Hick's o1~01 origl nals, "Mind Wave•· and ' 1Peanut Butter In theOeserf'-the latter ttollc-.ktng loa Bud Powell smile.. The two ballads, frene H~gginbOHom's "'Ghost of Ye.sterday" anQ.ttte Ihie tune, are performed on Jblo plano. and all I'll say on lhosels listen long and enfoy. Tho things upon wlllc~ cSreams are felt. Them thet'W'a "Will' MaJic:e Toward NOM" whlch brings us Into a splashlngly cleat reatl\y. George Cables' " Dark Side, Light Side" ends tho album, and II t'he album Ia- a elu.slc, then thi s performance Is a touJ ot Ioree. Hlcu and tnando open tM theme on the satin prowl, then take It llghl lnlo jot slrl<te. It's a rainboW ot Jan, and the storm begins to swell. Butatlng, the multitlides boldly !~ltsllng. (wr1te Tl1eresa R&COids, P.O. Box t267, El C'elrllo, CA 94530) -Michael F. Hop/lms C&W has more than 4 tqJics - Stewart has a strong gravellv Yolce (not quite as suangted •• that otl'lor, more ramous Stewart) and likes nrs- coun'lry m ixed wtth two pans ,ock. But tlere, except for the evta he &lngs .solo le,ad on, this album I s standard bo!log C&W radio fare will'1 cllc'*f musle and boYs·WIII•be·boYs tyrles about women - gUtln' 'em, keepln' 'em, looking' at •om. tn other words. droo.s ancs creek. EmfT\yiOU scotes agal.n wfth a" album of w.ll·chosen, lntellfgontly arranged cover .soooa that worll together •o fOfQO & &loW'()U1Sed, bittersweet atmoJphere. Otd standards like ··spanish ts a Loving Tongue" and " Tennesee Waltz" blen4 well with a lend 'uength to newer mate,l•lllke SP<Jngsteon'o " The Prlc<l You Pay" If1om The Rrm). Highlight; In tho ttllrd vetse ot " Son ot a Rotten Gamblef" Harrls lets loose, he, vcHce straining In Its uppet regtster, hoatse and ctac-lng undre the wefght ot the m8.S$8ge-belng reopenslble lor \ Stewart's covers ol " CokS Turkey" (no1 by Lennon; not about dnJ9&) and " Body S~op" ai i0$1 have a beat and some line, roughhewn vooals, Love does no1 an elbtJm ma.ke.. rnu.t=~<~,. CAf'l:. ,..--- -- 21st Bristol Mountain bluegrass band $3 show at 9:00 22nd Reggae with Jack Malla $4 show at 9:00 23.rd & 24th Jazz Great Ahmad Jamal $6.50 show at 8:00 & 11:00 27th blues with ·Dr. John $6 show at 8 & 11 28th From Ithaca Duperado S3 show at 9:00 29th Sing/song writer Tom Rush $6 show at 8:00 & 11:00 30th & 31st Pianist Lonnie Liston Smith $6.50 show at 8:00 & 11:00 Tlcketo e re now on . .. ., e t e b Tlcketron loc:atlono as weU u •t the dOor la drlt a...rt .t htr.s.•a ,..,..._ DC.uJet ...,.. n..ur P1tft ,..... IMtU...., tO~· ........ . 1-....1«1' 0. ,......._ ,. ~ oe r..rt ser... er ...~aca ncy, MocJAM(hould' audiUoned tor the stnger/ly role: he'CI ~··• Ill ligMt In, The musio here Is weU-c1 .sometimes subtle and. surprlnslngly, sometii"J''es) i State\n.g In the mlrrOf and hts own liMP olsapf)Oinllrn <ttsa.ltsfacllon Hagg11d th m anages a sort of stubbon nobility QIOUnded In tho ab survive and to grasp happh where 1nd when It'>\ olfetOt I he n ight we made love In 1 hallway/and atepl all olghl lhOitOOf," t-te'a a111o mana.ged to eJ the teellnga of many newly lmpoYeriJhed and/or newly threatened A.merletna. He'r speaking IOI 1~1 IIIQO ml<k clus w~o • le teallng tile economic pinch ot lhe com dai)IUSion. SpociOoally, " } Good nmes A6111y OYer" fl Merlo pining fo1 the lime b4 Vietnam, Nlt<on ao<tlh<l 8eJ That this Is ment nos·ratglc at best, eelllall greed at wo tt unqun11onable. Just oll>o aJwe beem lmpovorlsl> longer lime: to be btunt, ast blael< people tl they long lo time "before Elvis...Wilen a could sUII work 1 end still wt Or alii a woman 111and II at cr.vn the time "W:fwtn a we could IIIII cook, and IIIII wo Whereas tl\e , ... of Big .! simply eaoaplll, "Ale The ~ Ttmes Really OVor" has a dl undeftMNiy end crawls alon( lottca' <tealre lor eome Utopl that exlotad In " Tho Good< Days. " Of course llle next s this thlntd~o Is ''What happ the gOOd old <tayo? Why "" l~ey now?" W~ leh toads to placing of blame. That Is. II Cfeatlon or s.capegoats. In t ••k one's own .ctlons •nd choices. TOJ!ll/rt Ufe got ya <town? Yor 1o spill? Ouua worlt'l Longln' good ol' days? So'a Modo Hagganl. tn leu l~an lorty mtnutes this haggerd gent he's t11ad ol the ditty old c d1oamtng of ~Is tavodle,. longing to rkfe the lratls·, d of living torevar, command wotld to atop and tet nlm Wishing a buck was still st l coke was stilt cofa. Whew I This Is a di5S8tlsfled pel one not as harmless- as he Whon ""Y 01YIS-fon hJ.d a s. c Gary Stewart 6 Dean Dillon Brotherly Love (RCA) Emmylou Herrla Cimarron rNarner Bros.) Mtr1t Heggerd Bfg c, (Eptc) peat, •.a we well know. Jew: trequenuy been I~• soapeg• Today Ot'\8 hears thai wetr8J r- ~w .., •1ft! .. B~. w.d " SEVEN DAYS A a.....-.. .... ........ ,__. !loa, . . JA.l.l a T. . 10.a ..._ ........................ "-' 0.. 8 l(, •dt 3178 BAilEY AV£ 8J6.890S ~ ,_ recipient at the sfck. the old the unemp~ed .,. c•uslnt America's economic cfi.sls. aid ts wt. (What abovt IM t bUdget? We - l h a t l) Wh• Merle Hoggald uylng? S~o return to l he gk>f'toul- tittles Women In tM kJtehtn? Bloc the back of lhe but? Poll! It> dlaMtltora bohlod the Black Yes, Melle Haggald Is unl And thal'sjuot too damn ba �~radio (somewhat) The Human League Dare (A&MNirgln) Apportflll~ . lht apllt inlo lwo 11ctlons thla group aulhKed 1 cou~t \'Nil back " " tal<on lila wind out of tMttr aelt& (liMit no' NIH). Tr• welogu•, the original McCoy Tumer Looking Out (Columbia) LNgue'a :second a"d IN1 riCOfd. has """h . - y single penn) ol lhe 650 or 110 •IM'nl on 11. 1101 )uot I<>< Ita paradox!Ctlly . .clllng -·-----li' McCoy Turner Ia In lr""l>lt One of tht greatu1 plaolsta ot any ~uslc. he ttas long tltallll$1\ed l>lmsell u 1111 tttlatlc oo<WI!yOf an<1 a luctt11¥0IIfla nelal commocllty " ' I• already ma"no money !>laying JNZ. So ..,. lor TYf>W'O rK«dtCC tfTOIIC3' tn I he ~~~ low yean~ (Slnct ohe lltll ol .. Supantlot'11s a m ya\111)'. Sure, lin tllf5 Wtr't oaylng this wnon ep!CO llkt ''AIIonlla" .nd lila mlghly " Fly Will\ The Wind.. were r ..t&Nd. )'et, latec when King lna.tf\ffMI'It&tlon, bU1 f11 c:ur1oua obllauelotwlous lyrical loott<>ffa u '"*' 'lif&ll The ha ll Wlllell rllotlled tnt name are now gracing all the l ltW&\Iea Wl1t\ "OOn't You Wtnt Me" -pure pastry tor one at'd att. A goo<1 aong, mind Yl"'· but nevocthelaaa one which ushors In Atchle Shepp I Know About the We (Sackvllle) p,,., Poot. man .ecepta.nce ol melodfamaHt ltc:MO~oel<-hearta lugged Oft cue. loVtta crying I>Oo-MO (F<>< a little mote aubatonce clleck lor gluttonu~ Am.,-SC., hete, we gl\e Off1h to .-om• o/lht mOll vfbrant , toftnhlng exprea$fott '" tne World, only to ;t out, and tit., ttllltt ' " ' nerve to b<Ntr aoour whit'S' DH!t thrown BWI'fl indHd S.ve you r ........, 17-HL'a orl>t< hari).Whlen at.o d~·• neoeN•tl1e corruption almpl1 becaoM n•a c.11 - comtMfCIII. yell\ II CBS' a Spons IHimgs tor tM ••Pflll»nls fOt OVIII 20 feB I$, till QIHI Atchle SI'Jepp hss. thrilled ant1 Haircut One Hundred Pslicen West (Arlsta) Talk aooul pop...GrovOf Wastllngton, Jr. Oh well, we can alw•y• dance lht nlghl awoy. Allot all, " Don't Jtlmutated ,Is ever-growing 1udfence1 W•th n.l.s uenng ttnor lytic/am snd hiS equ11/y energftit: Joe/at tJitJWPOI"'$. Cturylng Ihi You Want Me.. ta beucw I han •"Cold Ao teo." lart'l 111 grult bUuty ot Be-n WeO.Uif' httntl lit$. Somellme5 plan<st"'-. mtny crlllcl utltd lhla siUII fai>Uioual Well, oltntl'( a local ctlllc hll c - O i n g l ) callocllr>e Mw Tyner LP, loo~lng Oul, the >ialrcul 100 hu good 110<1gl, Btaz.man ~euuton, suu end bfass enengementa on nearly tvtty cut. AI their oeat. as In the llftt b4g t ingle 11 Favorlte Shirts tbOt ,.._,, QlrQ'', tfle t'Ot'na.DJefe thud beats til tor clap va.ck.s, conon c.anoy " untvors.al" lyrlca. ano S;.An..Y Clatll.e beC'k on nil plantst' s bOa' In..,••,. N,P'l hardly, jBut tllen again, I his crMic tl>ln"MOI~ W:,S'· DARE onng ,, '"Into unteltmmg locus He i l ,,. "''wend 1"- m•uS. Wnlfe Amence srll/111& on ' " t~tumO.J wiJit:lt twkldle twattlng• at COCI!tii/ 1/WJ UltCN!tJI•I tnds, lat»IJ/Ikl 1otonlo'a S•cJcvllle Rt-eords h•v• p/ac4HI " " Jazz of Str•pp •rtd m1ny ollt•t• OfJ tht "'" wanaeong bet~ ttte kktdte Image he MVet wa9"0d and HHt groatnes.& or tn.((""""'" w~.x;.,..,.,..,,,; com1ng t>Ack?'l Gll'f Bart• Is rU.nofttO to be Of'l thfa album ll011141whoro. And M eCoV'/ Maybe ne though\ thai dOing a light dlaco LP wou'd as M actuaUy saM~ fn eome pr~~ 11yM, o•t to the 11 Unlverul" sound. (Isn't Ja.u a ut11Yersat tangu.age an)ltnOf'l, McCoy?). out u att•Ud1 eUor1• go ""'lch u. .o la"-ry to gllllor up lhe dirt and " dirty-up the J.h1ne", all It amountt to II slumming. had b011tr 51111 -y dlrtetlvt~. ~t·a talrly numorous watching the ·'ct~dc.&n •abof O'l'8f' 1.1\11 one, oomlng up w11l> oil aorta ot rendlllon of ..Giant SltpS'' a references to "·noo.psycht<Jella'· and tlla IH<o. The cloMSI lhlo DUIMt. floclloaler qumttl coma to tl>otla Hll "Ao<>nd Mldnlgl>l" .nd "Watl warm 1nd confonlng demeanot. roc:ord. Aa a 111M ManU~* I ~~­ back 10 England .nd tr>e otnar hall -M/CIII.r F. Hopl<lna ,.:::!\'.:. .. ._ ..., · - · ----·~ ._ ............. of Oult•fl mlrron • dtatant and rdtfaitled western aJr. ThoM .nd l>-Y· On "810 Ooma" ~~rt beats the penlattnt u replng ot Manzan.e·a outta~ . tt mootM Witllouell calculallon It could well be a machine oft of 1n 1uembty I I I -J .:'::.:'.!., 1---------I tr,.., They ••Prou U>o mooo ol ar. ~region. Thlals lhe moot IntriguinG pla~ng on lila 11 youlo•o McOoy Tynor.lhlfe'o Loo.lr>g Oul bewa/W. -Tony Or1}od1 OJntnttlse subsumed by thOU ol orM<a In hit wor1< with flo)<)' M ual<: line,. Through '"''• I'N)(e fortn•l m.UNu. he to putt~ the ond IOCidiY eno(jgro)llla own l!dt knpaulVily aside with tondarnMO, QfOuP I he 11>-al 801. Gulllrt Accotdlng to Mantaner• thll both rumrq,o-s through his oatt and _ . . lnlo lila luture to gra01> - • Is mo<t than a rock - d. he aougl>t to pick uP on the atylas the Ol>lrit ol an trL Slda OM ttl-• lila gullatla11 In SOuon ArN<Ica. The -.gl, moot notably "Cat_... and ''Criollo... _ _ . a Cf1SI>, ~ ~-tal<tnm- only one tlnal thing to say about .-----------· .r- .onga are ominous. Ordet. tentlon boy!\00(1 l>tndl "'""Joe l'ord. or why lime 11 wutecs w1Ul cock1all QheUolse ll~t LooJrlng Out will,. (as .-n a t llleTraUam""""'r...,tl1)111a currant Tyner band 11 one of the be•l ever. Make tl'tlt a lol ot juot _..,.., lhf'( still .,.. • - !Jichlfl F. HopM/nr ftOUtlve ldaaatnat - • aoequate tOCOfdll'tO& ot Mceo'(a plalntM organ like few ott'lftfl: ean does not lor paycn«Seua m• ~•· Signed 10 Howle Kle4n'o 101>' notcll loll It 415 labo4 In SOn Fran. NM now have tome room to maneuvtf through further pop oxpeclltJons. On l/111 ~ I.P. 1.-s<nllh Gary Trllne! oomos thtougn oest on the tOle trarJt a.n<:l thtt atfHllnQ ..A.m.,,can SurVWat"' tnspttat'Onal ~ atratn courtest ot KeVIn P1tric:k A must. COIIodal Ptlmfuvo Ouftors ta auenllolly Phil Manuneta•s mualoal ... Halayo down _ , . Point, lhett are no totany aupeto .. Garden ol Oellg!\1 ... AMI -aping death, .nd ocr...s atlll not knoWing lhe)"rt unborn. jWtllo Sackvlllo Records, 9o• 87. Soalle>n J, Toronto, Ontorlo MoOJ ~)(8. Phil Muu~enera Primitive Guitars (Editions EG) •••lno why. &•c•P1 lor 1976'1 F®ai an ·~m Zombi" tone on the You N&edn 1t" trecorde<l a year bolort Monk'• puslngl capoures tr>e Mit &1>(1 blotlh Ol IO<c:e<y that ThtloniOUI biOUQhl 10 I"" WOfld. The bre.atn Ungeta. With plan!ll Kell Womer. t>AIIIil Santi Debrlano. &nd drummet John BotiiCh auperbly complementing Jhl Shew eonJurlngs. th~a Ia onotno< -ttl! IIOt-1 lrom IJIIS K60PM ol tr>e c.JI , Sllarlng ""'" he •nows about the life w1th thos.e !tom otl>lf muolcalll'l'l'ft. On 1M liner notea n. wtltes that abo\'1 all he wants to IIIOQ •o guitar aouno U untttca a Q!Jitar N QOSS:ftM...,. ThlliSiht attlludt Ollila Cltlllvt ltldWidual, to boNoW trom hit cont..,pcw•te:t tn ~ to txl>and tl>t llmll& ol hla ~aalve rMCIIum. I I n ""'.. ...1 .,1 .. ,,. M New Drivers. Bad Drivers. Out·of·State or Foreign licenses Alll4 / ltSIII'IIIta? JVq P/r1iltM .Air ABLE AGENCY 896-3366 FREE ESTIMATES peuod (01 wtltcn the cuttcs who panned U then now wo.,d&r " wtlen'$1\ New Metll Th•Y Ws/k Among You (415) TIM Ule ls more tnan • p.atn: U'a a BesideS $1\epp's alrtadycluelc til,. traet< ll>tard will> lyrics on Sea o/ F•c•sJ IICIIow About tiN Utt Is a lit ante: tnCNte to Co4trane and Tholonlous Monic, '"" Fenottt blll5, , .... ws1cnworo lor Loo~lng Out It an esotetle yown C.ttos Santana Is "'*Y ol rhtrtJ WOtld l&l)llltlon who wJII MUfllfty too $ii\QOf) With 5Vp8fltud tne l)ornl embclllltl Hke sorne \ll'lmpy Chicago tune Locat treela~ Hatokl Go4<1betQ lhmkS soLin<J uke Spyro Gyre Tflls fs llghlw&lgh\, okay Bae~ -~or Mottl« Englai>CI. ll>ls crew 11 TO!> ol oho Po~. Th<! mo51 we can aak tor here It that banda like Halrcu1 UX). Hum.a.n LUg.,., 1r>e Go-Go's, 81ond10-all tna.klng pOO mu&ic wor'\t'l waryln_g degrees ot our attention ap.a.ns-can at \hot Ju.st ~· American radio a 1>11 mora lolo,.bla -Tony Or•/eda en OllllniCBI C/YJtll '*OIId•td• bOJ, giving"'' ~nrtovatOfJ • lucratiVt outlet trtd our wa!Nng Nrs a ptllt I AbOut FamliY·toundlng alloiraltM "Inner Volclt .. e.ame out and flnall~ d id reveal a lethargy In Tyner't liVely, characltfl&~leell'f thunderous .,.,,,ow. 0111 1n fu:nky unt.oni at Uleir In fiBftd ""''" the "P'C sp•ntuatlstn ol John Colu-. Snopp emMgt• s pow•rtulena mtultlvtly etudlte malt" lull ol m ...s,~u. ttld t:IIIHICatto". meet• Sule ena C:.Oits on I C o n - etuba .,tN/ llgl>t-lgl>t tlult. Noo nOCtl"f'lly mind you. lust trim and b<lghl; piayiUII>OQ rnuolc. tr>e best ol Wlllcll IIOfMI\Ow rlaes tt>o. . "ytes, \flr'ldl aMI radio 'f9'm•nts 10 bfing aboul oorne1hlng lalrty lrtih and excitfr\9 to our b<Med r - - - - --OLD RED MD..L INN--- - - - , Vim till• dOrtl"'ing '""' rn,Jf;y coclita/1, '" lA,. Hodhhl~, IJi"' 111 'ill' oft"-' llR \>11t1Wf'Nit_. pnl<OI#I pGrf'l '1JIOM.L IH"I"N f'G,. ()...,.JO (wtfl'fiHt• "''"' plH' u/Q N'f~ lttm;. (rom U~ SptdDI lfltt• dtf'Off ,.,.,., Nutw.muM,.Jt NCJM tu •utldh/r 0 Reseruations Suggested -633-7878-8326 Main Street · ....,.1,..,...-, If•' t ,.,~_,' l ~rUnlversity . --------------------------~ Donut & Sandwich Sho~ i tOojo OFF ! on the purchase of ANY SANDWICH ! 3234 Main SlrMI ....,.. 1121/ tl m..... 1 I Open 7 days e WHk lam · 10 P'" I I ·----------------------J Neat to Meln SL Campua - t.21JI,jyt- . Tl>e--"-- 3 �, STRAY CATS-Masonic Temple, Rochester-July 8 8fe111ty ts a ke~ charactertsuo In rock & roll Keep II clean. ~- It lean. II Is poullng w~y IM group battles the grOtlp to dltp)ay more I)I.Uberatlce~ 'Ire few and far between. Quickly and simply l~o Stray O.l.s Wete hot. Tney came out on stage and broka th.l: place up wnn some &aUd roek & rolk If someone there sold olh..,.lao I would 11rong' allgg0$tthoy unde<go a thOrough medical examination a.omlnia\erad by a competent phyalclon. These lUnd ol concerts, """'" tho crowd cooUnually ...... On the su,face tl\8 group was lully cool: singer wllh a loathe< his stand up prop drummO< looking coo1y aloof. They hod t.ho Imago and • goocls lo back II up wllh. But the Stray Gats gig ohowoa would inflate the1r songs, malelng them obese With staJe pretonalon.s. To make the audience fMI they are participating In the jac~el. b~Sitwlrllng ana dlsousUng Ute way the band .. performance? Isn't dancing testimony enough to p&r11elpaUon? To walcti i M peopt, mo.o at this ~riner's den rovoatod r.ow mvch and wHh what authority !he Stray Cats Incited tho crowrl. v .... II wu piayoa coy audience pat11cipall0<1 certainly an ace ahow, bur they games, lOOse 1hlng5 usually faserved for Diana Rou and other should have left the lruntcs. how much show blz. can sour a group's porlom~anco.. II wa• highly bull~li In lho Vegas typos. -w•••~ 1S27'Hentl A¥9. Bul. N.Y. 831>3737 e NOW SKOWING e 58t ]100 .!);j ""'c COMO 8 Ct1EE, TO\\AGA 'b~ ~ AMHERST THEATER 2640 G10<ge Utbln Blvd. 681 ·1530 ,.•.:tJ, ()..106 BUFFALO """E Ct-IEE.KTQWAC.A N PARK DR •E ·~ ORCHARD Pll. AT R!OGE. F"oiO All 1\lnds • foreign & Amerrcan Topographical - Nautical Charts • $2 OFF Shampoo and Cut 1•r>r M.l n 'SI ATINE£S DAILY AT COMO MAU AND AM 89~ MAPS·GUIDES·ATLASES Hair Cutting Salon Men and Women For Wnh CO<JP<l<l 01 Srudent i O. SHIP Mens Cut $11 Now $9 ' SHERIDAN-HARLEM PLAZA We also have 200 kinds ol boxes. Mon. 839·3888 · Sat. 9·6 p .m • ...-------==-------------..!:======:.:_::_:=:_;:_~-----------------------. I LARRY's sERVIcE cENTER : MOBtlEXPRES~!J.UBE I I j R~cei•e 51.50 Reb•te from Mobil when you u•e t hi• ~on! These offers are good only at: 10 Mobil Station, Millersport and No. Forest Rd. $6.95 : 688-9844 or 688·0963 OR w 30 EXPRESS $11.95 10 1 MOBil ONE EXPRESS $23.95 OR ~ ~ w 40 s12. 9s • 1 !0 11 h 1 S "'"'-'f:•lldwl\fe~Mtwdb4qt..._ 1M-'-dh S ~h.Mot.IISP'Ki•l10~ kloCitidH S ~., MObtl OM. l»bt>, ~ No appom ment necessary ur o c ange Mahit spc<U.atow ,;o,. ~· • lwt.t on n11 c,.1~, po+.w ~ ,."'"· ,..,,. , '*"'c-.-, c:h*d _r and lubrication services meet all new 1 "'"•..,,...,, ..,...,.. """'· 'i' .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,;, ca _r_w _ar_ra_n_t.;. y_r_ eq.;u..l_ re_m_e_n_t_ s .':' , ·-~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ --~ GOLF & GAMES $5.00 RECIEVE $5.00 worth of FREE TOKENS with the regular purchase of $5.00 wo.rth of token.s EXPIRES 81 41&2 -GREAT GAMES ~ - & G_R_E __A_T__G_A__M_E_S _________ , GrurGam•••s•-;u";;i';;'. "; __ ol Pvto Pvll Goll & Games Transit Road Across from Eastern Hills Mall 634-3712 I : ; ~ 1 I & I - I ~ Buy $5.00 in Tokens & Get $5.00 in Tokens FREE! ! Transit Road across from Eastern Hills Mall 634-3712 <lt ~ ~ I ---------------------------~ �op-ed Open Forum By Dolores E. Cross T helollowfn9 wu unt 10 UttfVffl.lry ~u#I:Hitt•ln ,,. Stile Un!Yeraity el Now Y011t (SUNY)tylfom 1bo111 the drop In oppl;c.llona: Appllcatlooe for fedtraJty guarantHd student toan programs rec:triVecl durtng AprU, May and June ha\le dec11ned by more than 50 pereent ftom noo~y 90 peroenl o! l&at .,Jut yea~s record l...lo, doaplto tho Iact that year'• recipients remain eHglbto. Part ol this drOP In loon appllcotlona Ia onrlbullblo to a ~enoral mlsundefttandlng a!g manv atucMnta and parents lbotH loan eligibility r,qulrome 1\s you know, loll Iall th<lro "'"'" c:hongoo In t"" ban program which r ulred all tHHienta Wt\h ramlly incomea ovet S30,000 to ~ernostrato 111M1ndat In ordllr to Qllltlty !or a loal\. Apparently, many fotnlll" whn lnoornoa above S30,000 ha"" lntorprotlld thts to <Man thll they no ~ quallf'/ 101' o Gvaront- Sludllnt Loan. This ts not so. There Is no doubt tn.t tile 11181 c:hanget In tn. GuerontMCI Studllnt loan Prog<am wilt impact atudllnta trom hiQh tr>eome larnttles most -ely, wolh.,.., """"'"" ol all ~to from lomllleS w11h Incomes ~ $50,000 no longm ouallf'llng lor a loan. How...,, elQhtr PII<C<tnt of GSL appllcanr• wrlh bat-n $30,000 and $50,000 wm remain ello\~e lOt a GSL toan thll )'NI' Thetl are two othtt tectort beaJdM a mltU:ndelttancllng about last year's changes that may t>e conlrtbullng 10 lhO drop In loan applications first, the Reagan Adml.,,ltflt•on•a contlnuoo puah to lunller cutbac.., and change tho GSL Prligran and lho publicity glvon to tho Preoldent'• proposaia made It oven more dlfUcun for U'le publlc to understand !hll Big Mack Attack By Bill Mack W •· as 1 ~ml~ertitr community. need to pay mot"e atter~Uon to Wh&.t 10 happor>tng wov of toc:al polities. tt can b8 ao tnUCI'I fu-n In'"" My tOPK lOt today II tNr Jimmy an<l Tommy Sl>ow. Many ol us can • - t h e Smol""' 8r01Mfa Sl>ow otlne oarry li70's (II was c:ancaltlld bocauae they fold too mohy jokn about N IY~.wew, tllera to no reason to moum It• tost tt ,... ,..~11.0 In the form of the _..,....,, or tho e<r,o of Bultato. wa have toere • - b<olheB. Oneil ln. mayor of lhe Ctty ol Buffalo The other Is tile eomms..ron.. ol P"ks 101 tht Ctty ol Bulla to They oro !Ina boys WllO nave rnad4! good. I otn ouro Ihat their moth« Is PfOUd, They go along lhoO. many war until a lataful doy In July. WIVB-TV and Coke sponaored tn Delaware P•rk a day of c::eJebf•tlon on tne occa.sloo of ttlt annlverllf't of tM algnfno ol lrte Declaration of lndo~ndence. Tne motive known. only to them, the re.sut1 was a gatlleT!llg thot the Cltr ol 8ullaJo w111 nol aoon lor~et . It waa bright, ch-lu~ restive arid joyM, It WOI oleo very massy Tho oar alt .. lhl ltroworks tha lottl oomage wa• ... n On lhe lront page of tha Courier ~·•• "'"' 1 onoto of o goiiM trying to Pull arounG a lot of !rash. N.>t ooly had t"" -~• had a lot or fun, they had ~net tun on me only 18 hole (1011 eoutH In the City or 8uff1Jo. Tho Commissioner o! Partca was up In arme. Who will pay to clean thta mea rw asks? Why W«t tne PIOI)WI 1Uowtd 10 p.ar1y on tN Qf'eena or thll tetflfrc: golf course one! cause Ill _,. ol d~ (Grass lttlled try S!'llle<IOICOhOI, camp !Ilea, aut-10 trKI<a). TNM conc:erna ol lho Oommlsslon<or-. C>lintlld In tho morning wlth the damaging p!IOIOS. f'Nhy wu !hal g~y trying IO 1>1111 In that mo.. anyway? Do you gilt tile feeling thlt tha OhOI WOI Ml vp?) By tho tlme thl Si>: 0 Clocl< """ " wao to •PPM• I wu glutld to my tettwl&ion. I knew that John Boatd wou~ have an answer Ia IM quest tons~ f>l' tha commlaolonat 1woo not dlsappolnlad. 11 seem• that the aponiQ(I and the Patkl Oepanment t\ad a ilerbaJ agtoement concerning lhO .,..,fng of tn. part<.IVrtrbal agroemenls ate atatuo of "'" l-olly guaranroed loan p<ogram. s-.d, 11111 Df1901ng clel>rUII aYrrouf!CIIng t"" p<O(>OHd c:hangt~l ruulttld In Hlaya f>l' th<l US Dllpanment of Education In Mlttng ,,. rules an<1 pllntlng ln. tonnt teQUired to procesa GSL apptteatlons tor thll year. At 1 te~uh. many eligible atuder,111 have not yer submitted loan applicatlonl. II lalmportlttl for atudenta to underaland 1het the onty WI'/ ttl•~ c.an b8 C<tnaln of lhelr eligibility Slat us Is f>l' applying lor a loan. "" of rho neceaury fOfma and rules lor •ppro~lng GSL loans are now ready and In place. Tho addlllonal compJoslty a<lded f>l' the Meda last makaa II all rho 1110<0 lmpqrtant lor lludtnlo to apply early. Tn. need a toll lncorPO<atos lacrorl !hat odjuat a lomlly's lnoorne lo accuraroly plnpolnr a•tudtnl'o 1\Md. Th4Ntfortat Income leYel &)One shOuiO ~ prevent . . . , . lfom -....l applying.'r'ou may wllll to publldU theM polnta vta «udifll , . . _ . , post.,., or Ol/lef •PI>'OP'1ate muno at )'OW From an aclmtnllllatlw pc>Mt ot .,.._,'""new - • tMt r,qukllm.nt otvnllicantly tncr- tile role.,.; - o f colt- Fl11011da l Ald Oil leafs In a<ldltlon to dealing ,.;lh tn. Ural- PMk I>IOOIIHlno period thai r,qulrn - · anaryals. tho flnandal Ald otl- "'"" COPII••th a " b o l l -' 111ua11on lllat hao.otl..., baeaUM tile rules anG forma gOY.rnlng 111 l~tallon wore not re111a.1ec1 until lato tl\lt ol>!lng As a raoul\, Frnanclal Aid otflcoro must now matCh taroo numbafa of needs c;e,,, anatyt.la torm• w1tt't MPo~rate appncauons; mu11 contact I hOM au1 Who lallotd to aubmU requked needs test lormt; and muat pertotm the ac.tu.al nMdt analyala. t uroe you to prOYide whalever aupport rot~ Clift to ~lp your Financial AJd Otflc:er aeat with thla alluatton. Oolor01 E Clou lo Pro:tlrlonl o/ IM Hlghor Eaucal/oJI S.rvlcea Cotpot•llon. htltlqv•n•ted In Atb«!I'J. not _,h tn. PIP"' thay ora written ~The Parks DIIPittmenr WO<Jid do lht cloonlng anG tne OIJO<IOO<O would pay lor It It waa that almpltl. ThO lelt'lfllkN\ 11a1lon tMn rurned am.tmd and ask~ thOM mUtton donat qut~Stlont Wltllfo - • '"" ga~ cans? Why wun't th<l golf courI>!Olactlld 1>1' a I4VlW Ionce as the station •-tacl'1 Wnr wu thO comm4- giVIng tha · - · a haRt I - try going IO tho ,.;ith h i i - M r.-taad of taldng \Mm 10 tho apon-a? 1nova a tlleOfy abooll Tommy Glttllna treno'llor ln tNI .. tuatlor\. You .... Tornmy•a brothel Jimmy, wu planning on , ...ng a foumaJMnlln --para the Delaware Park Golf CourM and t11 wu Tommy's )Ob 10 we 10 h that the plftl; ..., ready fOf U'le ttM.~rname:-nt. •1 appears thlt Tommy"t daportm~~nt falltld to do What wu n - to keep tn. ooursa In lOP condition ourtng ttlo llrowortca. Seeing trila falling ""old tho llrot thing I hat comes •o mind when 1 peuon taUs. He blamed It on somebOdy etH. Ht IOii()l I hit you a&nAot o~ away with th•t lype ot aluU when you art dealfng w1th the presa. e~~me E ver alnce Tommy out and s.ald na.aty lhtnga about WI VB ne hal been CM~Jtt of the ntQhtly MWI caal. U he was tooklng to meke • name tor hlmeall ho -.nalnly did h. There has b8ett a ser100 ol roporto on oman pa~ke with tHokWI glua., pools that are unu·re and trten • rtpon on • amall -.pal* nalhlld tho M>Pol Eagle Which caltlld on 111<1 11\AyOf to tn.,..otiQafO th<l IICllona of his brotho<. l\fiCI What about 1110 $1'0f'? The 01)\er """ olll!lO - y \Oar~\. Wlty wu H - r y lOt hint 10 go to lhll prna one! toll tho<n that theta would 1>0 no mora .. In 111<1 1>0<1<. T o - lor hts btOiho<. that'a why. Of couraa hll lato< ret•acttld No t t a t - . ~ m1111 havo told nlm that thO 150,000 PIIOI>Io •'ho want tot"" IH~o voto. Tho 1euon thot we aHc.n tesm from thll ~ lalhat thO potlllca ol BuffalO can t>e !un. Nol onty lhl city bull no ouburtll. lhl -lort• Town of AmMfac and the b'ke route,al1hough Mil*'• _.•• 1 lot of tun fOt awhtto. 1 !hill- lhal 1 am going lo OPIIfKI a lot mora tim. watching tha politic. ot Waltotn Now Vorl<. Tnlo Ia fun. �Executive Director ·--pege1 Altbouab happy with II« work tbere, sbe sald !bat she is tuUious to mum to the Ullivusity c:omtDonity. ''I've always tlt)oyed the stuckot &UDOSpbcrc," Mlskd wcned, toddinc IbM the busiAas..._....,, bee~ sbe rcaiYed wwkit>a with the cln.~rcb •ill aid bcr iD the scrvic:a mel ofotudau eooc:erm. Durina tbt int<M<w process. ~Mee wu tome ....,.,.., that u a fonner adminisuator Mi<kdl would 1&k~ an administradve stand on .smdent i:ssucs. But Board of Dir«tor member and searcb committe< member Phil PlcnatclU-wbo also serves as Student As.odation (SA) vic< Jn$ident-dismbsed tbcsc charg.es asscnin1 •• t don'• belie'\le il'$ a collCCm." Nolin& her put work in student ~ccs And her rtCOrd as a student advoeattl'icnatelli maintained MiskeU's llncerity cxpl&inin& "whe« clse could she ~II' stud<ou as she COD here?" He ad4ll that her. . . . . with the administration will be . .imal "if eveJOft< tn~<mbers or SBI) does lll<ir Job P<"P-'J•" ~.U d<oi<d that she would b.a"" lAY pco. administratloa lcanlnas. Allho<oah sbe .... WOtked ill uaivCfllly administ111lioos in the put. MiU.eU wmed that "I ba"< always felt~ to !ludenu.'' Sh< added that " lvo Ja'riJii at tb< ~of tbt sruckouat Sub Boenl" ~ tbt fact that the studentS .. bo hired bts ..., also rue h<r at anytitM. O utlinina her coaJJ as Euc:uth-c Director. Misk.U said that her responsibility is to uodentaod the probiCltll of S Biand to work toward mnina the corpOration fis<ally sound. Sbt explained her ~r role .. b<ina tblt or a fa<iHtator. "not functionina unilaterally but worlrln& in cooperation as a member of a eorpOfl~ body." NotJna Lhal ~o~udan aovcmmcnts are very traswtory with different adminisrrations c•cry )c&r MiJkeU e>tplained tbat her ion& ranee_. is to provick eontlliUil)' to the orpnlz.atioo wbic:h she Slid b • ~<>foetor. "I ba... a 1oc or f01tb and tlliSI;., tbe <UCUu.. board.'' she Slid tndatina her admital.ooo fO< tb< """'""""""" and ....,.... of tbt Sludolt ialtlated and run .....,.. orpruz.atlon. l>ft>kdl'~ only ~ eonc:cm witb takiDa COClllll&nd of SBI t> bow the members bts authority. lbit cooe><t11 stem> frO<O SBI's ei&ht montb tenure Wllbo\lt an &.ec:uttve Oir«<O< durina 'O'hicb time members of tht bollf'd ~ .ap N:sume many of the responsibilities .......U,.hli.Ad by the Exotuti-. Oircctor. Mi>k<ll i> eonfltknt thit she wiU ba•e Uule problem ... ablishlna a Jood workina relationship. -..lorta.ble. At> artist's ....oartno (bot1om) waa -..laaloMd to help drvna!ID the new design. SA plans '"' make the changes through p < f n l e - - and haa begun / t:<>ll>Cnl• fund ralalng ~ - HEAR 0 ISRAEL For Gems From The JEWISH BIBLE call 875-4265 oc::::=::M I I IC::::::M ~ capen Lounge (top plloiOI Ia eoneldeNd by many an UGlY atructure, one lhal hu llltle fO< atudent relaxation. To lmpt'Oft 11iJ, the unclef'graduate Sluct.nt uaefullne.. a a Auoclatlen (SA) haa cnaled a new dMign fO< the facility, one lhatla more pleuant and I I PROOUQIVITY CONFERENCE • II ! "'H MCAT· LSAT:GMAT ~· SAT·ACT·DAT·GRE ·CPA lSAT GIIIIAT GRE Iii CAT OAT SAT SAT I II !UCV 23, 1982· 8 11.111. ~ 5 p.111. CENTER FOR TOMORROW AMHERST CAMPUS JlHiVtrSill/ &JJHIHIIHill/ $ 10. 00 !<eglllar $40. oo Refereshments Included PLEASE RESERVE BY JULY ll, 1982 en• 7114 ' 8130 7122 ' 118 711 7110 ' Ill I 7n 611l Ill Dec:. 4 .. t·• -_~;.<;rJ.:; . . . . •.·: . . ..... • , , •· V ! A COMPARISON OF U.S. JAPANESE APPROACHES Cl•'"' 8egtn No-. 6 , .. ',' • r_.l Date OcL2 Oct. 23 Oct. 15 S.S.L 11 Oct.' .. , : I "" f ! •I • \ ,: • • •\ ! ... t ' y, ' . ,• • • .... !..,1111.., . • : . :. �classified ads/etc (..I.AS$1FIEU$ J l'l.l EtC may ot pi.Jted 11 •Tht$oeC:tfllfft othct. lb H.atutn.a~• MaU, M SC 01tloCf'NMH" oli'U t , ' " 1 • StHH. 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Featuring _.. HDAC10M .,..,. WIHV'£AR. 4 ~ -~ .SPAQOUS HouM teDO p~-. '"·!-•a..r.vt IOf't'Mltn-7046 FUU.y FURN$ilD M ...,_... ~wwrcJMn """'t·~~ ..,.. GMIIIO ...... ..,..liiM* &"""' WC*IC ~ WODlJIIIH VACO.II5 FUNHISH(D 41 The Edge ~ ,_.. .,. c__.,.~._~.._ )OW ~* ~--11. fOOIN ....,. & IINft. WDM'SC- 01'1 Also Appearing -- ~~,.,...,~Dmil\. -* ltoM ..a, c1M1t.,.. Mil l lOUO . - ~"'" ·Student Discounts· $8 Wash/Cut/Biow·dry Hair Design .... -W-1 115 Eng-.~~ 841Halo, N.Y. Azucar and Paperfaces Beer and Wme will pour at 1:00 p.m. The Bands will start at 2:00p.m. Please No Bottles - . }\21 July 1-~n.o-, 11 .. �' A first look inside a new four-year home t h.as been suuested chat Orientation is the essence of a university experience. Although an education is not aaincd by l hose who pw chrouah the summertime rite for incomina stude~t$ , th< tools an most cenainly developed. These new students rece-ive varitd forms of coun.seJina chat range from DUE academic advisement, to skhs which point out various aspects of tl:Jeir lives, whic-h will chanae once they enter UB. I T hrouahout the "riaors" or the two and one half day qperience, these soon to be UB students are inrruced to th< Amherst earnpu. (but not Main Str«t) and each othtr. As th<y travel from th< arim banality of filling out form.s. waiting on Ions Und and placement testJn&. to the excitement or a oolleae night life. That includes ..new pmes"-a.n interest ina way of aetling p...."'plc cogethc-r via means Juch as ••pas$ the lifesaver" - a sam< strictly for the healthy- and "Mont< Carlo Niaht", which adds ntw d·imenslons to the Wilkeson Pub. At any rate, th< class of 1986 mosr ccrtalnly receives an introduction to the pl~e whe-re- some will spt11d their nut four yovs. , backpage; photo '-~ ~t I 0~ :· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Each .stud~nt aovcrnmem ahac compOses- SBI-Lhc undrrgr.aduatc Student Assoohuion (SA). res:t,nation of Dennf.s R. Sl:ack. Gradua1e Scuden1 A.s5oci4eion 1n..:g_£_d_i1_0_ _ _ _A_I _ •n _0..:8_ ' ___ h is the >«<>nd time this ytar ® EGRUM that 58! has thoppod for an Ex.«:utive Director. ln March Rob<n Shtthan wu nominated but never appeared to uah the post aflt.r a coscly cv.1o month (GSA), MO!ard FIUnwre Co!lqc Studeot As>ociation (MFCSA! and the Student ~r Associ::u..ion (SBA)-n:commended two candidates. The executive commm« also employed the search the corporatiJ:m was then ser\ias forced to be&in anoth<r snrch later 1ha1 month . 10 htlp fill the po>ilion. Hoffman said that by lost """k the fidd hod bee.o rcdu~ to four JX)SS'ible nominen as candidaces wertrtjected either bteause they shO"A'c<l a lad of lntcr~l in the job or could not reach a sufficient fin4DdaJ OlQtemtnL He ~pla.incd that chc candidates lrf' rankrd in order and ahe search commiuec i~ "1101 in the J)'rOCCU" of reach in~: The decision v.'OLS C.'<pcctcd to han bcecn made by Monday but according to SBJ th.a1rman David Horrman it l.s nOl ~·ct pc»sibJc to Mnounct a nominee because of financial negott.tions. Describing the proc:~ a.s 01 ••twa bladed S'tlt'Ord". he ex~aincd 1hat the prottdurc rrquircd the or t~o ptTSOnne.J a&tncics search com_mjtlte make an offer 10 an a.a.rcemcnt with one of the "top the candidate who mu.u return a oounttr..proposal and both ~ide$ Lbrt:t:", Accordtnl to sources lhc ennial Ust of candidates includC'd T'.c"'tt Offl<< Manot<r David SamP\On, UUAB Divis-ion Dir«tor Bill HooL<, former !nttt- R<$ia<ncy Council Business, In<. (IRCB) Bo01d "hecnllc:dond ..;d tha1l1< wouldn't be eoming.." Hoffman .._,l'l•incd 1ha1 !BM-Sfitthan's employ.r-pr....,ted hlm with 3 countcr~ffcr &erutivc Oirtctor ~tithacl Wolkoff, a as yet uoldentilied Rabon or CONSERVE s a result of an administration propOS.aJ some 2(10 UB jobs eould be saved by a Unlver'Sity·wide: erron to co.t down Ol)..enetiY u.sqe and funntl the money savOO back into 1hr 1982·83 budget. Physical Planl C:O«IY «prrt Waller Simp.son-rc«ntfy hired to create ao tOC'fl)' con.sen-acion awarenrs5 plan- has devdoped a program that could redUCt U8•:s; tne"fl)' ~lS RC.\t )"ear by S!.S mO!ion to only Sl .8 million. The Di..Uion or the Budcet (008) and (SUNY) Central may cons:idet cransfnring any monr) Sl\'td on energy ( 0 ano1h~ budget line~ one used to r>aY A , • ~ ~I' ... ~ @@® huard<. He cited the Alumni Artna-whkh open~ this Fall-as a major source or c:orteem, ncMina ch.at tht C.cilily alon< could we as mueh u S740,000 in C!'~fiY ft~Al yeaL T h<t< 1s a 1<>1 of " wast< and ,,..rr;,;,.;?v-'-tft( campus. SimP"'n 11dded. notn>& tltill wa>le cdsts b«ause ··~p1c- do not thinl. .,r lht eampus '" the-ir own house:· He wd most Ambttst buiklinp wen dti.i.aDed p6or to 1973, 11.nd ~·ere buill for comfor1, not meru efficimcy. job-.'' Part of Shnpson~ plan is an energy awareness clesfaned to edueatc the Uni~rsity a>mmunily to the prob~. The awarrocss prC>SfJinl UJ'ICS people 10 .... <n<fl)' by lumina orr proJ1'0m ~ ' unn~ry liatn.s, ~tin& 1he-mOStat$ low in the winter. dressins *&rmty. and othe-r .$lmUar-~;estures. Any diooomfon should be minor, SimP"'n said, adding 1hat the does not want to brins about any ·mlsleadinc reporu. preventiQJ«hrir expenditure. *= efficient energy usage T he Uoivcnily'< m••BY bill h.. tlstn <harpty in the la>t decade, from oot mUUon dolhanln 1972 to ~early Sl2 million for Ill< 1981·82 school year. lr no<bing ii dont about IbiS, aerordiJiato SimP"'n. lhr rlJUf< could read! Sl 7 million for the 1982·83 year. The incrc:ascs art due 10 bolh higher eneray prices. and us·s increasin, floor space on the mlliTJed Nnhrn~ Campus. Tbe proaram ill'fO!-es making UB't <n<rBY <y~tcm more efficient and 10 cu1 down on wast~ Simpson .-id. notina 1h11t thtre: will be a "minimum of di$COm(on." He added th.aJ it was not ~ tht~l 10 uyone•.s beaJth or safely. notin& rather that thut ~:ould be sacrir'i«. Simpson warned 2p_inst over· rea<tioo and any panic that miabt be c:au«d by funds 10 avm layoffs nCl<l yev ond could replatt any peuonnd who leavt lhroush aurhion. The State Lqislature: last wrek overrodt Go\lernOr Huah L. Ctrey'..>·eto or a SUNY restontlon packae< tbot could brine S2 maUon to UB ow ~ear. <n<>ijsh 10 hwl off the layoff• but Rossb<ra said that thr Govemor would likdy Impound the funds, @ @ @ @ @ CiJ UB haS<iieveloped an ambitious plan to save money for this year's budget throu~h more The Rr.ll rhLn& is to fiad ou1 whe~ energy waste: and thtn appropn•&.e action an be takn'l, h~ Wd. Simpoon ooted thlll CM'JY con><rv.~tion commlu ecs~po&ed of S&·udmls, racuh)' and llaff-luiVt '-" stt up on both cam....- lo hdp orsanlrt the prOifOIO. . Anochn problem. are.a Simpson cksc:ribe:d is som(' laboratoritS wilh 30 foot ctiHnp where much or the: han in winter rises to the- top, teavin& occupants or tbc: room feclina eold. He suaatsted slow·>Pinnln& tei6ng fans 10 eomhaJ the problem. Ofrt:ril'\l a hut« convenion projea ror tht Stat~r C<l<tlmissary, SimP"'• predlclcd thot • witehlna from an tlet1ric to a p.sc hot warer heati.na syst(.m could ...., SIO,OOO 10 S20,000 l.n thai buildlna ntxl year. ... As for Main Street, Simpson said many of its building ate old and n«d renovation. addJna rha1 the 'team tunnel are not wdl Insulated cawln& additional problems. Simpson also suJICS(ed rcduc-ina air infihra1ion on campus in a.- •ueh .. Fuma. Hall, Loc~wood Library and Ill< Ellicou Complex, as well as look ins 10 close: buildiop durin& vacation periods and when they 11r~ nor used.. Doly has high hopes for the proaram. He told the Profen100~alarr Seoalt that "the di«<mfon yOU cndur~ may the price you'll J-'I'.Y for ltepina )'Our more emp1o)"et sal&ries: accordina to V'jCC' Prt:Side:nt for Acad<rni< Affairs Rob<n RO«b<rc. If tho5e two a&enc:i.es a.cree to such a transfer. UB 'IIW)uld have I be c.:au.\lng tht' nnmin« 10 rej«l the SB! po>t. Shech.. could not lx reach~ for former adminbuator at Alfr~ \!Ommcnl.. Univcrshy-who ls the- only ftmillc StU's ntv. E.U'CUth·~ Dir«tor known to be ln comention and will race umr.cult financial was allegedly r<eommended by the pinurc CtlrtH\tly on rt:mcdics for f"'r>Onalagency-and GSi\ SOl's r.po"«l Sn.OOO budg<l Admini.s:t.rative Vitt Presid~t ddiclt. Wi1h tht' fis,cal)-e-.r Gary Ciurc1.ak. comins. 10 a close on August 31 , Hoffman nplilinc:d 11101 the rorporauon l,s taking Slep' 10 Sho:hiiJ\ had b<m rulorc: lo~l rcvcnu~ most nocably offctC"d tht position of Ex«uuw ,.;,b "additional sub<ldio.'' Oir«tor bt.ll failtd 10 ~how up Of\ May 24 when h< wu scheduled 10 The chairman warned or the assume: conlrol. Shceh11.rt hAd been probltm of m~kiog rtnancial p~nm nominated by the Board noting. that .. a budact t ) an ottm.:uc, •h· .,.hat you C\pc'CS to 01r<nor. on M01ch 18 but s~ od." bul that real rosl\ an Hoffm11n said that ~h~ he- took o\·tr hls Jl()$ition in Aprtl that ..t\0 octU4Uy ruJ1411uth hlgh<r. one was purtuing o contf3ct wi1h Thcrc- ii not tAtJ«Ied lO bf a: Sheehan." \Ubstantial chan@r 10 C\Bt ptogram~ due to finnncial Th< chairman said lhot ~c ncgoua.ttd -a oontract wilh Shceh:m problems ahhough -wmc will be and thtu the)' reached an droppod and \Orne added due 10 agrtcmtnt but on the day that the the .-olwion and popul>rit) of nomin~ W'AJ to -appear btforc the diffcrt!nt strvu.· ts. (t)@~@@® By SETH ALLEN CiiJ' Editor , 0«1.1n: uah no word has come 4Jown from Albmy. 1hr viet president explained 1iu1 DOB ii !)'mpatbetk lUid that by )udaioa from Ctrey's Slat<mmts. this is a feasible vta1 or savill3 UB from J,.yjna orr emplo~. W•Her Simpson Spectrum photo by D•w HldmMi �in short. auote of the da) ~~~~~~~~-=~==------------. ''The check is in the mail" -spectrum Business Office campus rarller this month that Carey ..will not ptrmit us co spetJd the runds." Tbc (io'o'<!rnor is cuided by a desire to lea ..·e office wi~ a respectable CinanciaJ picture, in place, he added and to aUow the: rd'Oration, in Carey's opinion wouJd be irresponsible. the v1ct president noted. , , • . , According to Ross-berg, a cop APOnt)' for tht Un1~ersU)' i$ t? ha\'C the hiring trtCZc-\\·hich prelenu UB from rilhng vacanc:ttS and possibly from kcepins: rommitme.nts lO some Fall Rosenfeld charges dropped Charges have b«n dismissed against UB law sr udent Alan Ro....,Oed, who had bccn accused by formcr UB president Robcn L. Ketter of makin& harrassin& ph. . . r;,alls earlitt <his year. He has iniliat~ a suic calling for S400.~ in dam-ago; ap.inst seVua.l Univrrslry omciaJ:s, including President Srt:'t·en 8. Sample and his top aid, Ronald Srdn, Last w-..k, City Coun Judge H. Boswell Robcn• dismissed <he clmaes afttf the Attorney Galcral:S orr.cc tnformed him that the original tapc of the allcged phone calls bad been destroyed by Keeter and that no other evidence existed to otherwi.sc convinct him. Still in doubt is wh<ther <he disciplinary lctlcr ploccd in Roscnfdd's fil~after a hearing by lhe President's Commirl« on th< Main<mance or Public Onlu- would be pulled. Robens was mec in coun by rt'pC)n$ thai Ketter had used the- original tape- ovc:rqajn and the afJq:ed incriminaain& n-idence was- desrroyed. "ll's a rorm or opprcssion to brina false characs aaainst somebody. tr lhcy (UB administraton) can an away wilh doina it to a I'"'' swdent, they can do it to anybody," Roscnfdd told TM Couri<r-Exprrss, addin& that hc plans to pursue lhe cast. His new suit, in which ht: wUI act as his own dc-ftn.K, names Sample, Kcttcr, Stcin and Public Saf<!Y llir~or Ltc Oriffin. &rlicr this year, he charJed Stdn and Oriffin with abusc or pow.or and or dC'famina hb charaaer. callina for an inves1iption into !heir Bctivitia. Cloudy budget picture Despht 1ht Scalt" le&istature's Vott' co restore some S27 million in hl&hc-r rducation rundjng, UB officats art nm optimistic about thtir .sbOU'f'_ Governor Hua,h L. Carey-who had \·~~ th~ aUoc.auon e-arlier thi) ycar-n~acted ...,;,h harsh "''Ords. Ht ~ed that the S1att would now be ldt with a dtfich of over S21S miUion and lttmcd the votes "lauahable, il they "-at" not ludicrous or l:amrncablt. " While noting thai the-re m1ght ha\le co bt a tu. lncreas.c next year co c<ner the (OStt , C arry .said ht: m.igh~ ha.\t to cunaU Start: agency $JlCndinr. allho u@h he did not t Jtlmatc the numbt'r of actually l&r&et~~UI had b«n Sl million of !his aid and offtcials here said !hey never rcallytxpec<ed 10 rccei,.. it. y;cc President for Academic Affairs Roben Rooberg hadpredocted ~¥ing employc<O-Iifled. He .aid 1ba1 by lifling <he frce:e UB could ••probobly squSliJ< in<o <he Fall," addinatha< a rencwcd fight bel,..... ·~ .~!i·l•<ure and carey would hurl the syst.., . . •• A nc:"' ~!~ \\10Ukt injure more,·· he cxplalntd, _!~Olln& 1ha1 UB ha~ an Oomnunhy to ingeasc iu present aUoc:auon throu&h two a't·enues~ T~e ri:l'$t, is a bold energy conSC"rvation plan thal could save upward> of 2SO jobs by euuing the Univcrsity's utili<y bnl by SJ.8 million. The o<hcr is lhe proposed re-allocation inside the State Unlvcr:sitY of New York (SUNY) SY$t<m taking monies aod shurmns <hcm around lhc 64 campu>es. Both or th$ a~ conrinaent on approval rrom the Division or the Buds<! and Rossbcrg .aid that combined they Glluld ''make up N~>.2 Seth Goodc:hlld/Ettfto,.,n-C,.It/ T..-t)' Canldtllf•INII"' E~t01 Joo Dl•tlllaMfi"" fdHot A.lan t<fd'ltcJAfea,...., ffMto, c. Dlv. 0obn,'fn&IIU1Att OltKtof Jot\n Munk!Atf Ol,..ctOt G•rr SltO\/C•miN'I' Seth Allorw'Ckr o.tvto deUsiiConrriOullnp lb: Pttrino'Coelrtbutlng Da•ld CztikiiFNhue t.Of'!Sc:hUIIziFNIU,.. o•.,ro S. ona . .IOIPflotogr•ptJr Lau•ence T flofentl'laiiP'kfographr Dive f1eekmln/Au•t Pttoro £dllor Kflfn A. KfUt9tfl$port• Oertctn.~ M•t1fni,Art• Gt-IJ"tl"'uak Bob Sc::hoofey/Sun F••tw. Tony MIChael F, Hopkln.IISul'f Conftlburt•o MIChael E. Stlanma..atJt•u M•tt•P•' "4ithatl Cut•tofoi.Ad'retllt.lnp ddiciu in the persooal servioces adjustment ..-figures th:u were cut from the Governor'1 Exccutiw Budact. The personal services adjustment is the actual doUars bchtnd employees salaries and Su.z.lnt~e F IICUSIPI'oducrlon would harken hard tim.. if left at prcscnt. C' n-:J)' l..tUQhhniAcf,, Cootdi'ntror 5 easy questions US & rich i11 h~ltllgt 11nd tradition. wltll11 history tlt.at st~ms back to tltt mlddl~ o/tltt /&It ctntur)' when it first o~N liS 11 priWIIt liiStiturion. Durl~g th< Foil, Tbe Spcctrum will mxillsom• of this jlliWJr with a Wft!kly trlvio quit on malltn JWrtainfng tO tltt Uniwrsity•s lflst()r)'. H~~ a SIJmp/u: I. Who was UB's first Chanetllor? 2. When .,.. thc Main Slr«L Campus fir:st dedi..-"! 3. Whm was the firs1 issue or Tht SJ)«trum? 4. When was vouml broken on the Amherst Campus? •n:~ Unllr.J PHI.U Syndicate. ISJ!) >IU ·~ 'Ol:6l ' II >UDf UO p310>!p3P .lp•WJOJ ""' <ndWO.) ,..,lS U!·~~ >'l.l ·z 'tu~pJQJd ~nns by Commur.k:•tlons atttt A~l11t'ng S.tviU$ 10 ShtO.n!&, l rw:.. Cm;ulluon •~er-vr. 10.000 TM S,.ctn.mt olften are 62 Htnlmln llbf•rt. Sltle Unlver.-ty PJVU!~~ sv~ JO(Ia.:IUlHO Ul!J XU ' ( 1982 Bullato. N.Y Tt\ie SO«cttum Studlnt Pt~IOUiut, loc . E-d!tCW•it pofq 15 oetet miMO DJ u w EcJtlOt·llt CP11t l Rapublicauons o l •ny «Nne• herein w\V~Ovi iJ'Ie 4t11DtHS eot\S..nl or tne Ed1tor·I~Cn let '' su.cu,lorDtdotrt n.,. S~cJrum l$ !;lftntf>d Uv ~llak) N.-wtPrus IM , 1310 SeoK-a St &tlaiO.. N Y stuO.ents Atkntion Graduare · te w_eebl\g Emergency Sena Monday .July 12 7:00 p.m. Diefendorf Annex Room 10 -- A decision to spend $8,000 . of your money will be made. O.al\ce ls ~t~~ rn. •'llvertl1i~ St,eei, Bufl•to. New VOfk. 142U '9961 '1( a •-;JOWU!=I s.Mce Unhed Futures SynOic-•te:t $Pf'C'ltum IS tt(:I,.Mnltd ,0! ~IIOf\1 1 TttiS)hone; (716,1431·3616 t d !IOfill (716)1S 1•3682. bt.t$1nts &.• Copyu g t\f J.;)QOP() UO UO!lJIUJSUOO J~pun lU~JA mdUJlQ lfDqwy ;4J.. - ~ '0>61 'LI J>qW>AON uo potnq>p llutJt»<<S •'l.l '( ~I!Un J~WJ ()j Tlte Specuum ts ~eel 0y lnt Ftef:l N t wsp.pe-r SyncHc.a.te., Los Angettt TitnU 6y~t9, CO.Iegi•l• HU.dUM' ol New York 11 Bvtrato, 3435 Mt:to $. What year wcrc the fttst racuhy members appointed? ANSWERS '9til 'n l$nSnv pJOoqe >WI!:> SJ>qW>W ,(llfl:lOJ MtniQit La urte Conw•~IProcfucUCM Mandatory! '' • • �pntNtnly with .,aduat< 5lucknU on prodiiCiions u causina fun her rn<toon. "Bentley -..-oold not dor«t on c.ampu)-chat's a problc:m bcalu~e this b primarily an undcfaradu11c dcpvtment." he o.. sold. Both Elkin and n of Art& and Ltttcrs Jama Bunn wctc toolcina ror more time in the cl.mroom for Bentlcy; h<, howev<r, vi<w<d ~imsdf primarily 11 a playwrisht. "That wu my onodvc in <Oqlina to Buffalo; 11 off<r<d me that posioion," Bentley said. E1~1n intimate<! that the oltsput< o•<r the numb« or slat<d productions coopl<d ,.;th a "locrative and interescina" offer 1-hows By UZ PETRJNO co .waa~ 1n tht ruaurc. "ho h<ld tb< obair crcercd for h1m by the Unh'ttllty in 1971, len his S45,000 • ycar )"C.Irs. bu1 0cp.ll1mctU of Thca1r:r Chairman ho-. man) map prociiiCltOrll Bentley "VUld be allotc<l throuah the O<paruncnt Bentlq said b< ""'"c<l (O proclucx at leu! tbr« and • translator or Bertoli Br<eht's "'orh. Bentley bod bftn li\<Cn tht chatr :afltr sunt.s as \<t1hin& profc:uor in &974 and 19'76 E1~1n o t<d Bentley's tdU<1ana: to t<Kh and Ius c1c<or< to ....,k AU panks ronclude the re~ignation wu unfonunat~ and a lou to 1he Unovendty both in Prestia• and the number or profeuonhiP> availabl<. Elkin mentioned tllot both !kntley's """ and saWy - · lmm<d~tdy wkbdra..-n rrom the 'T'heacalkparunenl upon b.b rnianauon, without lhf assuran« thai the chair wiU be r~vatcd in chc near future, Elkin ,.,d. "'"alma the kus of a aolcd .sc:holllr and posicion in an ;lrrady hard·prn:std ThtaJtr Otp:utmtn«. rae. v.·ct&hina che orrer but wanttd 10 directors. "h wun•t fair to dc<lt<al< 2$ ll<=lt or lh< -..ark 10 on< play..rialu," Elkin abated. puc on a r~· production! a )'C'U. Wr \\offr bumpina Shakespeare and otb<rs to do his plays." Bcno~y dba•ow<d the Itaatmrnc's implkauon, u he ..aw II: "D<on Bunn implic<l I am lntrrated in teachina only my own plays, and not Shakespeare. " H< mmtiontd thal he. has only put on six of his own plays at UB rtmarkill& . .. ''Shakapurc IS a hard ma.a co bump. •' Elkin daimed lkntlcy's r<SJ&na~ion simply provicl<cl • dimu to IIJO,.;naoensoon b<twun tb< pla)'\'rigbu and his <OIIeaau<s. "For years there was a.c.nr-ral dispi<I.!Ur< over ><hc<lulina. tcochlna Mudents, etc.• "h< sold Elkin, who studi<d und<r Bent I<> as a &radi.We suxlc.nl .,, Columbia told El~Jn ond the Deall that I "'"' >lay in B<trralo." Hoaod h< ...asn'l kJolun& to sc:c the gl&Jy the four mllior procluctiom aqc<l ltv the Otpanmetot throush the )car. By promlsina """ proclu<tJOO a )tar tO Bentley, the tlutt OIM pf'OduaioM waold haw to rocatc •hkll""' was wlltlna to compromiK. "I coli«< I•<." Elkin >aid. H< An authorh)' on Bernard Shaw Soul Elktn. Th< dl~rmnent AT""' be1v. ... OV('f five tJiiplaintd that there :lfC fin dincton .. ho uake rums dir«una dt\l&r«mcnt with the c•o pro(cuor,. t\elU amona the mna.nin.a four lknt~y. at~t Q chc •'The: D¢-pan men1 operates u a DisunauLihc<l playwright and . <ntoc Eric !kndey rtsl&nc<l from lh< Kathntn< Cor~ll Chair or lbeat<r in mtd-Junc an<r a ~tc concunma bts rok aa lht D<l>ortn><nl and the nwnba or proclucuom he "ould be allo•-.d - pcu1 Q\fct Elkin "''Ould allow him only two. ContrlbutmJ Editor for a hosh·paylna p®tion promplcd lkntlty to resign. "He wanted mote than lhc [)qlartmcnl could &he him: I thin~ he balanced the tiOO. "The poshoon, "'hi<h Bentlq aosuma In tb< Fall at the Univcnrt) of Mar) laud 01 Col'* Park. •ill pa) S65.000, Elkon cooform<d. Tho"'h Bentley admu> th< p<oclu<tion Kil<dul< wu th< "linal Qraw." he tl.aun.s the money ..'U not 1 or in his d«i1Jon and he Univenily, clatmed !kntlq's IISS<ftioothatbehatl , ''ab&Ddooed" him wu unfound<d. "I aiQys proc<Ct<d him; lb<n I Slopp<d-1 '""" chal'i 'IJI;hat he mea.ru," E.1k1n conc1u<kd. ll<tnn b qoot<d as saytna "Thts ls a small <1<partme11 only matched '' inducunmc. .,..ere orr.,<d under "Olhc< bndlnas"-namdy, an...,.... tn ohe numb« or productions h< ...,uld b< allc)>.<d ll'<r the n<\1 fi\c )flB, -...hdl .,as refult'd B cntl<t '~"c<l Elkin as 'Nithdra'lrll\l hLS tuppon from him on project~ o"er the yean He rqrcuC'd lhc di~&r«mcnt whh J,lkln, whom h< term<d h" ..MIUrKhal ally,. in )catS paS& . ..h btcaJM ob\'tow- he •ouktn't SUP90fl n'l(', ' ' Stalky removlcd H~ abo coo\. tSs~ 1.1 l:lan H\inn•s. rommrnt •hich a_.-<d Jun< 2l Jn lht' CO~nH--£'fllti?'SS, 1n • tuch Planning groups near staffing Jor unit reviews chc C'ounc1l ol lkans. But. ht added. thc:rc 1cnHUnt By SETH GOODC HI LD mm~ h~siH1111on . &/lrw-in-Citie/ The ta.k rorca char&<d wkb IDV<StiaattOI lh< propoo<d <bana« "' 1M Uruv-mity '• ..-ad<mte d<pattmenu stnrclure and th< all<rlllianl or .,. alrnoit compktdy surfed, <ocliq tb< rona ~ or 1M p!Annona prO«S$. A«oriiUlltO As>oeiJtt V"t« Pr<stcknt (or A<adcml< Affain William Qrd-. 1M roo:ulty and ... rr memben or th< task rorca hav< b«n Wkntirt<d. whdr the Stud~t repracntativa ha"e )tt lO bt S<l«tc<l. ~hen th< rosters art t:Oillpl<t<d. the aff<et<d d<partmenu must be eonsultc<l to aaua< their ob]<etions. The cllotrmen of thcs< task fO«<S. Crttncr atld<d, llo>< bftn od<Ct<d and they •-ill .--.-. <nfonnation pockcu thortl> to start th< dellbo<aloons b) S<pt<rnb<t Ht <SttmaJ<d 111111 it -..auld ta~< foor to 10 comrok<< the ..,.,... and wbm" rcpon.s by O<tobn or No>'<Ulb<r. The ta>k for«s art 10 5lody the vanous areas that Vi« Pr<stcl<nt f01 A<:adem~ Mfain Raben Ros>bn& had outhn<d on dral'u or hit prQPOsed li<O.demlc plan earlier thl1 y<ar. In lhll plan. he aall<d for JtudytnJ S<Vtral options by <hanainJ portions or th< cxbtina ac.adtmk scrurcure and addrmins rC"SOurct lmbalan<« by "posnble coordina.lion, combonations, r<dir<Ctton or r<ductoons" in S<'eral Unl•mlty clcpott ........ 10 Rossb<rl. "a luDd or ..,.......... has b«n rea<bcd ro mo"" a~><aJ•• and 011111111< the ...... althollch II has 001 b<eo "withouldwcnt.''Jtot...... wed in oamsove coruukatioo .,.,.... to pin faarlry. and gud<nt •nJ>UI alon& •itb doto contact ..,th spoor"' "' •e<u Accord••• ...rr . - - - - - ---OLD RED lOlL INN---- - - - , Firw, '' rhe mlttt'r or~ su1bk bud1ct. an auumJ'410n onhc<tnt '" the !Info . Sornt or the Dum llo.c QU.,.I.>ntd -.betb<r the UruV<t>lt) t.hould JJ10'1t ahead on thl> lotht and Faeulr.t Scoot< Chait Rob<n Pope YJd la\l •eck lhaJ l)la.nruof 1n an tn~aron.mt:nt thai auuma Stat~ wppon •111 remain 01\ an CHft k«< " "a hHic: daOJ<rOIIS." R outxra trdmnted that a .1111.blc: bud&tt w:u an Q.nurnption '*thai may be unckr que~don, •• a~d1ne lhou Jdjultmtnl<s might have to be bu1lc in10 th~ plannm.a PfOC'tll. The or her 1)\UnlP'ion 1h.at hti dm~n \ kr:prkism '~ RoubctJ's ho~ co :noid rct:rc:n<"hmcnt-che firtnJ of trnurt"d racult)' mcmbtn- '" order 10 ac:nic\C' balance tht"oua,hou• the UnhtnJt). "Thu m.t)' h~\'C" 10 be rc:-<\&mU'tC'd.'• M c~iMd. "Thue i) ta~ than U01\tn&J COf\Wft$<U\. " Tbtte t) l("'(f"'J IIJC'Gnml lha& fOfm \.•nd or anrnn.ll'c-adju.wmmt must bt undmu<O. Anothn comphcatton;. timona. The Prnojl<ntlal 1ran.•lt10<1 ha• had a ~<Y cff«t on the d<hbentlons, ROMbn'J noted, cllpll:ining 1ha1 then w.a• a (lea.r differtn« bct:w.crn Robc-n L. Keucr and Ste'fcn 8. Samp~. Sam pte hat arri\"N a1 the- Univers11y and ••,..ijtt(l some vttylnlc:rrst1n& quQ\tC>rU about tM rucure lc\-d or wppo<t" Rossbna >aid. addtna that tbc new President lias rarsed obj<etiono 10 ~oW standina ....,mptoons. ••h•a a matter of lndcnbip .ayW.,;: ftoubrra cxplajn<d. not ina tb• tbe HSumptions hove b«n bulk into th< e>lanniq pr.,.,..._ Sample htisl•en tb< • - MAPS·GUIDES·ATLASES ·Student Discounts· $8 Wash/Cut/Biow·dry Go II kinds · foreign & American Topographical Nautical Charts BACKSTAGE Hair Design -132.-1 115 E..,.._ A_ Butlalo, N.Y. !'LANNING p- 10 ~~::=a:::;:=::::~~=::::~-=::::~~~~~~~=::::~~=::::~~. .... SHERIDAN·HARLEM PLAZA We also have 200 kinds 8326 Main Street·- r... ~, '"'· ,..,._ ~ r ol boxea. Mon. • S.L H p.m. �editorial Fire and brimstone Yet, lore wild moment, did my spmt refuse to comprehend the meaning ot what I saw At length 11 lorCt1d-lt wrestled-tiS way rnto my soul; It oum~ 11se/l rn upan my shuddtmng reuon. -Edgar Allan Poe The Pit and tile Pendulum People rne v.orl::l over now comprenend ""hal a nuclear war would ::lo The esumares ol death and aestruct•on 1111 votumes '"our ltoraues. lhe facts are lhl!fe to 1M! tound. And wl!n I hiS comprehension human nature has reSPOnded m ktn!J. the swv1vat tnsunct asserllng & Itself In New York C1ty on June 12, approx1marery' lhree quarrers or a m1llton people marched on rne stoeors anti past the Unued Natoons building where rne poiU1cos discussed the world's nuclear arsenal and w!lar should be done w1tn 1t The demonstrarors, wno spanne::l rne spectrum o r age oaee and polltocar bent, ma(le their stan:! clear 01"rmement at oes1. Freeze at the very ~ast The 'M despread pubhc upnsong nas produced 1a ng~t e change· Aeagan·s antt-Sovtet rne touc has solteneo. Brezh nev has propose:t a hm11ed lreeze on new aeploymen• Bur u ·s barely a sterl Unless rno people In eveoy nuclear na110n keep the heat on lhetr leaders and force them to ncgohate an:f act m good lallh and w11h trust, nucleao weapons- the (relallvely) ne... and very concrete. lue anu u,.mstone - may make Poe"s Pu and 1ne Pendulum a horreMoosly accurate allegou ca r prophecy Except on lhe la st paoagoapn, theoe "'111 be no o ne to ~ 1 00 me .,..a.u s I rom ct oS~ng tn Sick enough Eroe County Execu11ve EdoNatd RutkowSki pulled feedback Something to remember EO.IOf w Jo ••r u., lttt~ 1/IJH)CJicl u·o.~ lor tfH: L.eO.Mif . , , ftHdO'" fOT itlll,.tn$1 lrm• lnd ~c,. ot viOlence Pe..-..xt Rogt< M Chrltlion \Ieier an'"" V•et Narn Wat oliN: So4.1tn Eu1 AStin \letet~n E•• Wars ~nd camP~~ign-' \... a boner last week when ne prematurely announced an agreement existed lor a larger State role In the llnanclng and 1unnlng ot the Erie County Medical Cenreo (ECMC) when. in I act. none existed. All ol Rutkowski's friendly lellow pohllclans romped all over him foo ot. assa11ing the move and hiS liming But beneath all ol the pollrlcal)oustlng and fue..orks there lies one central fact that eol!fyone Hems to haft forgonen: UB Simply doesn' t need a larger say rn runnong tne hOSpital. and most cet1a•nly does not neeo a hand •n • lonanc1ng 11 All ol the discussion to th1s polnr has cenre•ed on Rutkowski and his entnusoasm. UB ollrc1als-seemlngly taken aback by 111s announcement-nave oespondcd only wlln no comment and kind waonlngs ol premaruolly Stat& olflclals, aheally reellllg lrom a OUdget bailie w1th Governor Hugh L Carey. oeacted with a stralghtlorwaod oarllsan attack on Rulkowsko, wno mee~ly O.cl<ed down from h1S pre¥oous statement Bur there nas yer robe a doscussron of rne merots of the plan and. lllOfe broadly, rne need UB has for such a tac1lo1y as ECMC. There are many advantage! 10 havono a teaching hOSPII al M ediCal School Dean John Naughton sal~ 1n 1980, wlten the ECMC quest1on was l11st raised. ,1/llt faculty like the facility ldentlllcatlon Inherent In association wllh only one h0Sp1181, Instead ol sharing lima at a vanety of locallons Another posrllve Stt!e 1s 1t1a1 research acllvHies. among f.culty m1gh1 flounsh on an environment as concentrated as a me::local center F.c1111oes and resources would presumably be bl!ller and the Untvets•ly mtghl not have to scrounge t.,ound tot rooms as 11 does now. war11ng lor the proposed Health Sciences center 1ranslorma11on to 1M! complered II'S nor, however, that simple and Rulkowskl's arrangement seems to oiler UB nothing other than a lew seats on the Boatel ol Directors, not e teac1t1ng hospital UB and ECMC now nave a cozy relatlonstt1p Part of UB's Dental and M edical School programs are -.oused at the laclhty anll part of the Rutkowski proposal would IO<malize that association, something that could only help the University and irs goal of ha¥1ng stronger ties with the surround1ng community. Whlle enhanc1ng 11s own oller1ngs. But the aoea that should cause the most concern 1S Finances. This Is a matter which Rutkowski displays a surprising amount ol unfamlllaolty within Slate Budgerery politics. one that borders on ognorance. He calls for State funding to be culled lrom New Yook's annual OUdget, given over to the Medocal Centl!f. Where thrs addltoonal appropriation comes from and us euct amount he has yet to 1M! determined Un1versoty PreslciPnt Steven B. Sample Is correct In opposono the allocation ol UB State-Initiated dollars lor ECMC. Foo a University that's enllre system 15 lacinG hnanclal chaos lrom a budget rnat all Out promises leyolls and cutbacks with 8 bleaker picruoo on the future horizon. It would be ludlcrou,s ro rake on a llnanclal OUrden as large as ECMC, a lac1llty thel has lost money since II opened 1n 1978 Wnrle a closer relatoonstt1p mignt 1M! a plus lor the Unoverau{- formaltllng an onfOtmal association :loesn·t cost a na111ng the srare assume the costs of runn1ng the nospotal woula 1M! a diSaster. UB has enough hnanclal headaches �Scott and Ford's Blade Runner ·The best since 2001 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _By Michael F. Hopkins • 'Nt /'la~~e met the enemy end he Is t.ts -Walt Kelly, POfiO s· T he film opens on an ominous panorama; huee splru whictl seem to lnsl.llt the very sky. Its belctung inttustrlal flames an$werod by jagged bollo olllghlnlr>G- The sky is Its brOOding air interrupted only by the lightning, and smaJ lng cars whose flashing lightS if'ldicate authority. There i s Iii tie s! of hfe, only tiS processes gone mad. Suddenly, an eye nus the scene. a &atitary eye whose open stare holds no view. Jt Is los Angeles. 2019-the eve ol •nslgtu. Or is rt IUSI beyond the grasp? So begins Blade Runner. a tersely poet•e drama whlch may well be the mosl compr&h&nsive example of Sci&I"!Ce F'tctloo Cinem• Since 2001: A SpAce Odyssey. Based from Philip K Otck's ctasste novel " Do AflcJroicJs Dream of Elec-lfiC Sheep?", and direc-ted masterfully by Ridley ~ott of Allen, from a screenplay by Hampton Fancher and David P!Oples. 8/at1e Runn"t picks up the chalten.ge ot H.G. Wells' Thfngs to Come, George OfweWs tfNI..f, and Ra)' Bradbury's Fahrlnheil 451 in that It warns us of the folly that awaits us should we cont1nue to develop efficiency at the cost ol being. Unlike the delu-ge or escapist "hardware" films presented over the past 5 or 6 years. Bl•de Runn•r Is a strong dram aile narrative ot authentic Science Fiction-a medium rooted Jn tpecutation. Speoculatlon of what IS.. can be and, sometimes, what's just around the comer from rlpltt now. Those who feellhlt the InvOlvement ot the fllm't l;Jtot cooststs Chlet'ly of a " hunt·and·klll.. cycle, It s film nolt VM~ee:r, or that it $tops at the prodigious visuals ot Douglas Trumball (200J , Clo.se EncoutJttfS,, cinematographer JO!'dan Ctonenweth (Ait&rfHI States), and designer Syd Me-ad are, In effect, losing the forest in the trees. Perhaps the 5earJtst aspect ot 8/ad• Runn•r is that. where the aforcmentloneo films deal with police states. this film's chilling autocracy Is that ot a corporate state. There are hints of the greater power given to policemen (or, Der'haps., a slick magnification of eeruln liberties), but the overpowering serth Is that or commoclitv. Half-minute tocal cans running OYer a buck. neon ads which take up a" entire bk)Q, and v1:Seo btllboatds looming like a satiating ~erslon of Big Brother-all underline the story wilh amuing effecHvel"'es.s. The dom,nant corporation of the film Is situated in a mile-h•gh pyramid, a structure Hadilionelly useo to glorify the dead gone to the Gods. You begin to oet some lttea of tl'le 111emes and twists In moHon here. stra~ght, I r i s the story oJ Atck Deckard (played with abSOtbing ctatny and deptn, by Harrtson F'ord), a man caught in the middle ol the corporate game oot wishing to play t>ut 'w1th no way olf l.he board. BIBUe Runn~r is the story of his d1h.tmma and the dilemma facing alltl'tose •nvolv&d, or caught up in the game. The game? WeU, given the lndusHIJ I pollutk>n, OYercrowdedness. and blz.arre subcultures aU multiplying wnh alatming atacfily on Earth. corporate magnates like Dr. Eldon Tytelt (Joe Turke:l) prepared themselves f.Of the next mass auracHon-that ol oUwodd eoJon6atlon ("the chance to begin again in a go1oen la.ocf of oppcn1ul"._. and adventure'1. The sugareube tor such a pUgrtmmage was the creation ol the repticant, whiCh may best be descrlbed as a tab()tatOry'·$pawned s.econ<Kiass citizen. The:y were creltft'd to trailblaze, entenaln, 11\d totally serve the human masters 1n every way while fotbldden to mingle In human society (since rephcants were vlnualty lndistlngui5hable hom humans). Since repUcants we,e made to the spe.clfleaHon ot ';More human than human;· people like Tyrell teallzed that certain tall·s.ates haa to be set up, H only to sat! sty Ul05fl Wl\0 will still held to the Nat Turner guilt syndrome Uo wy noth1ng ol tuture Fa!weHs). One fall·safe was keeping the repncant to a tour·ye.tt life span, Aflother wn ttle mShlllng of the blade runner. bne wt'IQs.e job wts to track down " deviant .. rephcants, ancL. ret!,.. U'lem. A olade runner Is a cross of prlvare delectl"¥e~ boo.nty hunun. and Sltve pauoller (read drfv•' man); fOf Oecttard, 1t 11 a source of loneliness a.nd consctence-tidden despair. He's a wry, b•sieally honett man Nunted by hls1imes and his plaee In them: petpi6Xed by his teelii'\Q of guilt, whtch mounls by the moment, over murMf1ng wh.at 111 suppos-ed co be .. things:• The dying grows silent around us and wewatJc still bellevmg It nHd not b~. Paul1 Gunrt Allen, LO$ Angeles, 1980 Oedcard's conflict of interest fs lntensiUed oy his growJng feeUng for Rachel (Sean Young). Tyrell's secretary and., as she ShoCkingly dlseover-a. a reptlcant herself. Memories f~lanted wlthln her ol • c.hUdhood she nevw had. Rachel's re&ctk>n to Uw truth Js an effective display of one ot the most llmelesa ol c:tloesllhal ol an ln<li•lduol obnlptly. Yiotenlly tte<prfved of •cten,Uy, ot OC\e's own aenM of seu. Wcwse; what would you do if you woke up one clay and cflscoYared that you're not , •• Both shf ~d Deckard reflect the dilemma of the U,.,.r. a world of complacency aftd lntense.yUr,.,ng Where both states oheo come cta.Shlng togelhet • n • - • llADE IIUNNlll- i �Reggae with Crossroads &h FeaMing members from Junmy Oiff Peter Tosh ond Bob Marley bands From Montana country·swil)g v.;th Big Sky Mudflaps 9th& IIJih $300showor900 Jazz with David Friedman Quartet l.llh faulle well, but t lound that 11 rus Back II the Clf\\'IS Chi If Who8f com•ng aulle well," ne sal~ ol tt very dec:J6Cittd group ttere e-Yer) thO"N hes been W\ proouc:uon tUf mos1 ahOwa to aft., about ,, $400Jhowor9'(l0 J e ff Lorber Fussion o-• 14< ~ & IS<h~T­ pc>tnt ot line tunlf19 " The norse. II><h & 17th Mar9>Son"' Mona T lcket5 are now o n u le at a U Tid <etroo lcx:allo no u weU as u !.he d_. F.. . .,_. t•loor. .,... c.aU a S4·U U l • thf-~1., 8111f•'• n...m ~ l....wt-nr..telA'I..,.,. 9th Alabama Stammer Knock-out Part)· ..1 Shots 1.75 I' ~ ilh hats and l -shirt s • ad,uatment,•• teed actor Ew•n Pa the 11101 from Ha,.rlman becJus 01'1ri1Hna Dunford. the otner le~t TtHI yea• s s~w. Tne Taming of the Shrew, WI& uansplanted from 1nc1en1 P10ua to a street tn modern Italy Equipped with clothesllnu:, 1 C•n:r.ar.o umbrella an':! even Father GuJDdo S11ducc1 o lltring lttY•Se on b1nn eont,OI. thiS vers•on sees the hoo·hlnded Ptt•uclo •• a modern I ployboy But Elktn had apprenef'stOn.s aooul cto1~ II bee.au6e ot 1\$ " appatent se.r,lttM.me," alld he pcHnts out '" h1t OhiCIOf ·s notts Ytl, ne was •ntugueu wUI't I he play's sexuat ~UICI One .9' f•tll •Geaa was to .s.et up a mov1e scrMf' and then tnlef\"ltw famouS t•nHntsts in hfm. •·F« •nstance." ne e.xp•.,ned. '"I wcwtd I tim ~.,,... GrMf' aM tMn sno .... CIJPS o f that thrOU9*lOVt tfle 5how, or.-nt. same ioea aJ the wnneue5 In -· h-• •'*" But looluno fUftl'loltr tor a way 10 lnNfl lf'l$ tdl-a. Et~en opt~ '"' the h.,.. cerlOfmers and the rtautt was •·a conttmi)Oflry GtHtt ChOrus that .-out:3 beCOme remoMO an:l •~tneu the KttOf' .. ..._enee the ~n CS.alogue. wnoe11 came hom 1 • .,,.t~ ol -rces-R 0 t.on9, ond Qwles M an~itZ&n\OnO them-as W*:ll as EH<.n tumMtf d04no aome oC the .,-n;ng Koweww. much of the sub-<piOI bltW61ft Blanc• lnd her suitors nas bien eHmt tea E~ln. · e ~ tt 1:10ne that wa~ and rt wortted .. You Who: Belate thlt same sc.ne. the e bumlng candle, as ptannea, InA ldtuStm«<tl do not bother then wor._. Bull feathers Lodge Raffel "'""'eft I•' Buflalo l"'M• ·ret 0. pr rlftl~ p.~~r k l. . a. Pu rl~~ 3480 .'tlill~rs~ort Bvn#led to a th~ gray sweat..-, Sa\11 £1\..,n 11000 on l.M: •·n•H" -the Of8S1Y amprutneat@f hOlds a.ne annuli $1\e~e~are CModuettons In Delaware Pal'k-an~ assembled a c.nvaa and wooc;.hameu ded( chair. The cha•r complereG. he seatMJ hlmHII anCI QPtn.a a ot peanuts* Balancing a 5lenographet·s notepeCI on hll knee; ne surveyed tne sune ltoun'Cf rum. Ltke the mos.Qullo$ that Wtlt already 1n tM e¥enlng air, lhe cast, cu!w. an-d teehnte•ans butte~ abOut the I IIQD and ower the hill in prepar•Hon 101 a run·thJouon tetle&ISal o f The Taming of the Shrew. On tne wooefen st age, da,cers twlrt~ tittle arms end atrotched sinewy ltg$ One man test~ tus range; another eamt dOwna.age and practiced his""*' Off to the sloe oltr,e hill, a d'IOfoograpt'ler was haYing a conteutnce w1th actress Sanctt Bun, who plays Blanca nuee or toor WOtMn coUected on I he btankets to practice a Ct'IHr usecl '" tl'le " fi_gnt" scene The arage m.a-nager tnen ep~>eared am•<S tne atretChlong, hmbering boclt" arnJ ye41ed. ..Pt•ces.. two minutes• • and w1th tnat M 111 tl\6 m as.s lf\IO anotrtef waW! oi motton-eaeh twaOI"Q In tOtM IJ)Kitlc. d•recttan. FOt I~ wveftlh consecutive IUI'N'Mf UB'I o.p.artmet\1 Ol Theatet ano O.nce O,an"tnan Sa~ Elkin nas d•rectl'd sna-.espeaJe en o.t.w11e Parle. He has taken Sh.ake5PNtt s rrom tn.e dusty attic ot Enohsn lntfatute courses an~ uoctatt'd tf\em. gw•nv uw pll.,. a hnh co.at ol pa'nt ro mal(e tnem mote a~ltf\9 fOf tf'Ht gen.~~ at aod~ Two S4in'M'MfS ago the M.,. BrothelS ~d Cannan M wanda snowed up in A mldsumm.,·s H~ght DrHm and thtH )'eara ago, Prospero•s and Mlfanot's bt•ve new *Oftd ••sn t 1 .O.Hf'tt<J ta.land. but 1 rocJtelilltP o..n '"space •n Ttre T#mpest Last July, Macbeth started lrCMJOie Ul a latin Ameck:an country. not Scotland It's lh•S kind ot lnnoYI11'1t enthusia$m that t11s. maae the annual pro::tuclfona a ne..-;· found tt•:jltk)n tf.whl . . , , 6004' • • ~·· Frida~· . .Jut~· 1M pl<oced -··-lett ,... ,.. upat. . pletlorm. ahet the .. eo< ....... ~ Summerfest '82 What; I' .. J h(~- I Featuring: The Edge Also Starring: Azucar When: July 24 - Music starts at 2:00p.m. Where: Baird Point Amherst Campus Why: So You Can Party With Our Beer &. Wine How: ············ .....•..••..••.•.......••........... Student Activity .. Fee Waivers ··············~······························· Any Way You Like are now available for the 2nd and 3rd sessions. Applications are available in Room 111 Talbert Hall - A.C. These waivers are based on Financial Hardship. Deadline- July 19th �ln' t 1merest me.'' tk•n w•s I'IOidlng coun: " lhink It's rod...ctlon as a Whole. ..We have a y does truth homework.'' Indeed-the ree weef(s. " We're at the point Where noflths " They have reache-d tile the guise of a Suzuki motorbike, will bemg nauled up the s1eps to scene. mg chorus witl not eaOh c.any a only the alter boy. The dalty ber~ ot the company. "The hardest satd... ,s whe,., we first come out to the dltterenl h~Qhl levels... t-ocrtt that tne mjnor changes •·come out Ateoesslty. You do them because they make u more convenntnt.''a rnA member c-ast is mostly professional, allhough at S250.00 per producHon, nol many ot them earn a lh•Jng ott ot the show~ Students m the cast, socn as Dunford. receive credits lor theu work. They aut a tl_ghUy kn1t ensemble., ''It's very rare... Jeff Kronson who porlri)'S the abus.ed Granlo sales. " But I can't think of one Pefsonallty confllcl. Eveeyone gets a tong rea II)' welt It's a mce b lenO." lh1t blending aldef:l them tast Wednesday n •ght when a tew une)lpected thtngs happened' such as tM lights going out .and a stool collapstno under the weight of Kate and Pettuc~o. They also blend well oU stage. After one rehearsal, Evan Parry posed tiM! Problem of hls to1tume's pants geUing tom during lhe "fight.. scene during which he Is on the floor. Immediately, as If on cuet the suooestJons camtt. ••wear knee pads.to " Put on sweats," ·•Make a quick costume cf\ange."-and Jhus lhe wrinkle was irof'led out Both Ounlord and Pa,ry are playing thetr tlrst leading rotes lor Shakespeare In l.he Park, In I ac-t, It is the- 11rst Sttakespeare rote that Ounsford has ever perfOfmed. asloe hom classes. Saul Elkm feels that She hast'hemen:k»us potenUat," A senior at us. st'le is a tallet<thal1:mosl :·~~~~-~~~!~~;e;,~:~:~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~o"~:a:~~~s~:~o ~~-ayed Albee's 0eftfJ of SesJ~e Snurh-las-t aefTHtStet. Party •s UB lecfurer who received nls MFA from FIOuda State Un•verslty ot Sarasota, and gatnod 1 ~~~~~!' ·~e•;{::!:ta'~otr~~h~~~~~9~~~ :~':.:~~~~~~.~~:~::~~~d. "The High Scnools are bad audiences. They doo't pay attention and they're no•sy. But you learn to block. 11 out:· When ast~;ed if nls mind ever warHiers wh•l~ acting, he replle:Ji. ''I Ooo'l thin" I've eveJ given 8 pertounence In whrch I was there KXt peu:enc of the time. I'll lin:J myself thinking. ' I'm tlungry OJ somethmg l1ke that But I flntt tl'\at l~ve been nauow•no my concentreUon as 1 get mote expeuem;ed.'' Ray lesrae, the eompose.r. satd that he enJoys playtng " everything" and rus on·ooi ng collabOrahon '#IIIIth Saul EHun ls prool ot that as his score this year teawres an Italian aria., (sung by Sandi Burr), a Gregorian chant: a coup._ ot show·stopping rocfl: ruJmOers. and some sofi sofas. Hts career ts add• tiona I proof He has a rock re,eord out ln Europe entltted Ou•• lh& Nu~e. wrot• the score fot an OII·Broadway show cai!EtO Sc4recrow end w~ havo fWO WOfJtS ptemiered ~It Linco(n Contctr. A ol an MA hom ue, tae consi:te,s Et~~tln 10 be "one or the tmest fn the country ·· Fundmg for the ptoduc uon comes from a varlely of sources-\JB supplies about halt the money wllh Ihe rest coming from tne City or 8uUalo. Eue Counly, and The Mob•l CorporatiOn. Yet the largest come s from p4!ssing·the·t'lat during ~tfOt"mancts. according 10 Elkrn. Witt'! ttle money m.atte ta.st year, lhey were able to putehase a new uuck tor mO\IIt'lg equ•pment. " It's a Godsend .~' Elkin sa1d. Also new, two years o lcS, rs I h-e stage-a semi·permanent s1ructure ttlat can be btbtc:en oown and Slc>l'ed O\ler the w1nte.-r beCause. h.s- boards are numbeJ~. For ttl a first ume a Shakespeare cara•an wtll touc the countY"s patkS with a show calle:S Labors of Love, which Is a greatest hils conglomerauor~ of numbers and scenes selected from the snows per·foffl'led In the past How far will this tra:tlhon oo? RiV Leslee says he likes " to ~ee all hrs wor·k In Shakespeare 1n the Pat~ produced msewheta-Broadway or wt\erever." But f')e adtted ... ,, really al• comes down to money," ho'd•• auecrors PQfllons PREPARE FOR THE NOVEMBER CPA MCAT·LSAT:GMAT ~· SAT •ACT ·OAT ·GRE ·CPA Cto.... lllgin Test Date 0cL2 Ocl. 23 Ocl. 16 S.pL 11 0c1. e Now. e Dec. 4 LSAT GMAT ORE MCAT DAT SAT SAT ~ 1 ~I{ • "'', • "''-' 10 , • • "' \ 1 • .:. 1 • J I< 1 I ~ 'I 6124 71& 7110 & 8131 7nl813 Ml I.'' [ . . . . ..! t ) ,· ' . ... • ! . ~ .. • ... ' ' ·d . . -·; 'Itt ~-!{ w.t.AIN J: =:s =· I1\IS$1edlns. Ho • Plln ~own sd!ldt¥; PfOCIId • ~own pace 7122 & Q/6 f ' I.. A ...:. . r . 1 , • 7114 & 8130 • Ou1strodlnQ rllll/131ion In Test Prepmtlon ~ ::rsoftaped l£ST·IHAPE• Ho 1330 f'i•agara Falls Blvd. ........ ----·~ ...... L____~~~~ ~-~~ -~ -----~8~3-7--8-02-2~---_J • Ute ltoe lime to YGUI odvlniOgt. We're ooen 1 clays a weell No loss of study l1m1 wf1en wotb!g OiJI of town. rltanslert ovHoble 1D eny ot oor over Ill comers In the U.S. and &broid.l ~~~ CfNfU LfO. Toot~ ,.,~-CoM: 837·8022 W~, 7 J~ty til82 , Tht Spectfum/PfodiOal Sun 3 �Blac k Flag - The Conrlnonrai-June 10 Those who are selling short tOday's most alienated rock-lhe West Coast subcullure-don'l know wllal they're mlsstng. Here in 1982 as our home •Ideo centl!fs threat.., to swallow us whole and people &tid plaslic parts to themselvn, pnsion in popular muslc-1/le kind born oul ol honest omolions and not habll-1s something to be cnerised. You know when sometNng Is more sincere I han synl/leUc and Black Flag are h yper ......,lional. The West CoaSI " punk" sune !Oe~d Kennedys. Corcte Jerlls. BF) Is creaung some of lhe mos1 passionate musio around. 01 course, cnarlle w•th .au4den. ovtolena tmpact. Whether tn an initiation ollcwe, 1.n IC-t of reoe Ot a move of preset'+'ahon. "'' mood or :luoe,•Ho" oervades tne ltt.,·.s clliJ.Cttts •no uwur moHvlttont look It !he $lreet scenes '"o 1n1 Qlfliltl cabaret cto..,os, an try•no to etuDe tMmMJvu When Racnet cells Oec-Qr:t .. ,.rn not fn the buJ;neu I am II'M bi.t&tMJI. tt tS mor~ than uttet trony. She pllcel h« wonder 11 blind rebellion IS be1te1 than no rebellion a1 all Fellow Southern Caillornlans, Black Flag. on the o1her hand, dldn' l need tuvenile lnreats or spilling or any of IM bullsh1tly trolls. Their mus1c moved you even 11 yoe relused. II was a roval ing live ShoW, a rare one, lhll had lhe crowd dancing nol lighting The songs. short and 10 lhe Menson was a passionate tollow also. The problem 100 1S discerning who the real enemy IS. When Fear came to town I hey readily displayed lhelr superllclaloly tor all 10 see: IIIey 1aun1ed lhe entire audO.nce, en:llhe JQI<e was on us. Fear doesn't know 1he d1llereoce bel ween lroend and foe and 1hey don't care. You ~·•• ""'h oobar wll; Dec:urc pulll•g a Bogarc •Ia Tile 8Jg SIHp to g11n entty. and Zhofa smilingly Uklno ,,, guiUd repllc.,l·ltiU\tt •·A,te you for real?" But It It tnt bfl!llant performances of H• nnah and Haue1 that deliver 1 Olend or wUd innocence and WlfiMII whlcn marks tNm wltn a ttu(!lanltr Qletttt tflan ttM robotomttld massea or 2011. Dotn belllno a twtn.kJ<e 1nc1 thadOw tnat Hannah·s Pr11 deliver :M message with 1 ¥tnoe.a nce. They. MU thl:tn II much 89Art tlom society a• t~ 111 Its IOfemost ,.svlt. Pl1t Ia a widre1yld moppet tri PQIIO ln a vm~ body okMf than stle11 ever be,. who mvtt eoon t..::• t~ tOfTO< or I he lloogey ~n When sne faces Dacl<atd, "'" ..,u sr.ow l1ef tttrot wun frtonten&.ng fmpaCL Hauer·a Ballty 11 1 mutetStr~• ot narrallve 'rony and o.n Ktlrtg. a powtHivlly built blue-eyed Olonde as aoeletal slave, It once I he ¥1C-tlm and epitome. ottt and moat teared 'IIWIIh ZhCHa (Joanna Cau.GW) and Leon {8f)on Jame•) neve eom110 Eant~ s.eel\inQ the a.boltshment of their .t ye., peA1tl ct~aln• Leon. the mo5t ploelr;.ng or tne four, actu,lly l•nas 1 lob at fy,cU s before being lnterrooated Oy the Park Av-"'-~•lultttt HOIQtn ( M"Ofga.tl Paull) It the film's OfJ9tnnlng fl\e tlf.lal ~ me:etlnQ bel...,tett Zt\Ofa l"d Oec:Ut:S ol Hum.aniry. Hit entomallc. bl~d ot wit, wralf\. ana lnnata WIS-Dom II IUpetb. The tcene Of Batlf& ti\OWdoWn wHI'l Tyrell Is 1 momenl ol Biblical ramltlcalkJna auddenly aatray. u creetlon rt¥trll on us creator, •ud:denly denied 1"' star& ot II$ houzon ·•But:• Tyrell uys, ..In's 11 all acacs.mtc '' An o<WI s t'11tcncoct~t ·hike 1t111 ts mute witness to the bhnd•ng hn~r uoon tM: eJICI l"!llure ot l"¥etyone' a o.span No~. tt seems. •s tmmun.e 10 ••ctimLUttOI\ In a WOtld •he~"• ~ncvstry reolac•s soc••ty. a.nyO"'* canoe tl041Qht Of :3tSCM6t'l3 11 Fot6 I Dlci(~O lnd """'''tfS Aact'l~ fatm I CfVII. ot \Ills '''m s nauauwe anon Rt.llgec Hauer' a Roy tany ano Daryl ooint, were powerluiJn 1hetr brusqueness, somehow savage without the violonce. Even II lhelr all·encompasslng dellance, nearly losl in the music's rage anywJy. loo~s dated, maybe even ridiculous, 11\e energy going O'l should. at the least, be welcomed. Black Fl ag rocked. and they meant 11. Few bands really mean it anymore •erv -Tony Gro/tda hustrauon ol Belly's retribution, 1M M aker tound IHI than human« tn Cttatlon·s ayeL A n lnterettlno aspect of the repll~nts ' ' 'hll 104 e ll their varied emotlona and tctlonSt ttley M'ler dl•ptay ,,. guile. say. of DKkard't bOOS Bryant (M. EmrMt Walth), the ~per crony ClaiiiEawtrd James Olmos). I he amugn..• of Tym~ "' lha aoalhy all loo Indicative of " mocMin bellavlor." NoWIJO'• •• tnos ,...,.. opporent lhlln In tho epic eltmu. '!"*• Oockard and Banr conh'ont- another 11 1111. ,.,..... - iiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiii==---:~=~ ===.===,=~=:--6-9-1--9-1_1_1__1i-- C:..;;-s;;;.:;; ---- ~-;,;s;.; - ----.;::,-;:;; 1 Hairc ut, BodY wa ve or Sc u1ptured ca11 tor ,to,ppo<ntmenl i_ I OR JuSI Drop In! ;., -l,rK~T~Cin& SWla '0""' ·- - - - I S ha mpoo & I _ BlowDry I $7.00 GAMES LongllllrErrr• long llllr E>rrrt 8y oppt only No •ppr n-u•ry ln</ud. . ~un & ur "'8Jow D<y . Good only witn J~ & o.o- Good only w11n J~ & Dobbie ---2·54·'-N.'•.g_•_,_•_F_•_u_s_a_l_v_d._~ ___ ~ __~_~ _ _ !l~s.!_g~~~ -GREAT Curlle P e rm $24.9 5 I I Slop Ito & pid up your IO•. srudonr Olacoont C•rd Good •nlll JhatiZ ot Pull Pun Golf ' . I I 1 i ~ s·:o • Mlllklllft 15.00 1 $5.00 ~ a ~ s ~ ', ~ E>rplrn S.,.l. I. '12 - j _ • 7oeG-=~~ I Jiurr:Purr_® ________ i a ~ Transit Road across from Eastem Hills Mall 2 -~ ._,.,._ I GOlf & GAMES RECIEVE $5.00 worth of FREE TOKENS with the regular purchase of $5.00 worth of tokens 1 ~ Buy $5.00 In Tokens & Get ~ $5.00 in Tokens FREE! L!-~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------..;._1: :_ ___________________ ~:~~ GOlf & GAMES i Nail• $""""88 ~ritv ;0 E!."_~~~:,:·,!~ ~~ !!_"'= !': ~"! _!~ ~ aa.nu ~~ ® -i GrHrGamnl-.,." ";.'';,i';i.'' ;;-G--R-E--A-T--G-A--M-E_S _________ , ......-., PUTT-PUTT ll'a a •· n..,.utuallstic e)()olng ol both mon·s .,._ - IOSdrw;ts; an ettcf•lng I hat w\11 De reaHz.ecl Ottty 11 ttote "Tituat•a end Ha.a, Vanpl1s· polywotklaoundtrack rings tM: unJOncxabte summona: Betty rfslng, almoat aacenctlng Into the framatOtckard, on I he ettge of 00~1. Eactt rtiUzlng the other'• Jrlal Each In ,,. other's pG'Ce. Wlth • surprtslng, but unsha"able joinlno of hand•. there Js a te<Jt.mouon ol Life and Falth th.at each will reverently nofd dear. no matter 1~ length of lime No m•Uer the mooct or $pac.e. __ .:t j 24oo5HERIOANDAM1 · OPEN ti 2 1111 DAllY! $1 i~ FREE Game Tokens a f 1 wrth the purchau of $1 .00 in Tokens ~ I Valid with U.B. 1.0. Ctrd & this Coupon '! euttaiD'' Moat I , . Butf~ID't Most MlldMr V~Wo fi, . Room! ~ ._Wil _._•_•_ llia_~ ________e_x_p_l•.e_s_J_u_t_v_2_1_._s_2_ _ _ ____,... _ _n _G ____"_ -_..:,Ilini • ~!'!.!':.~ _______ ---__ :!~~~~~!2J ..!.!. �op-ed Big Mack Attack By Bill Mack ule 27 lot 111 men A'I'Q•d any appnrance o t Crytng to too~ macho (I, I., atay a way ltorrt motorcycln and tlorees• A$ a Ptraon who I• "&omewhl t overwetg ht. t nav~ been R If tne lt'lln populatiOn tl QOtng to place theae re51tiC:Hons on ta t people. they a•e g oin g t o hive to Nip. Hore , ,. soma guldallnoa t or a Sft ot rules for tat people. The •dea 11 10 maU\taln the d~nlly of the thin 1)TtHn peop~ ~ld not ctatm 10 De gtHinQ tat .s•rrl)l)' beCause tMV undo the Spee~al K pinch The tact It tnat •" PfOtW• eal"' ~ncn , .. of tlesh Thll way mote cet"• l t& sotd. 2) Tf)ln peop le $1)ou fd flt't'Of tell otht!JS (u~c:•ally tal people) that 1~ can eat a u ttte y want ood don't g e ln on ounce.'' Chance6 aM. 11 th.al IS ttve. tf'l.t- l)le:f&oo n as a tape worm IOdO~ tn hi I ot Mf Jtgesuve them Suono •uooesuon5 lor lhln peopl@: when IUOCtaltng Wllh lho$e not $0 o•vtn tntue lac DOP'-'IIhon ~0 fat It no\ a oaa trung 1n ..... , tt ~only ,_tu~n Ill Qe001e tr)' lo act h'<e thtn peop.. ::to we have prOb1emL I m QOfno to give some .sampi@.S ot tht rules lor f at peopt~ I .am. lure &omeqne ts gomg 10 be o tlen.ded bur soci'J Is the p ttee I()( honeti Y ' ' a"" prAying ~ W ell" C10e$ not fCI Cf rhe Spocrturp) Strong wggest\onl for tat peoglt when ass.oc•allnp wuh the teal ol the pooulahon I) Fat peopte shOut:s not nmt ' ' tt noU~•ng so tmPCM1antltwlt t1 tlflnot oe walt..e:lf to calU~U~ Z1 Fat people Anoul:l not ex A-ny fkkl unhlllll is tOt" prot esslona l re•IOI'ls Ct.u.. sunbattu "Q Of'l PUbhc beaches I$ outf 3) Fat people shout:! vse elcvatora or o ther mecr,anlcll oevrcn to' qulelo. movl!tlt\4!nt& In ven1c;at :Jirectlons (I e. no t\lf'\RinQ up 01 ~wn mo-... ,.... Jlllra) -') Fat S)eOJrie lhoul:l a¥0fo!t malii•"' h:CU:Se$ lor being O"#efWefOhl lM e»nrue· ·It sa gtandu~r prcotem rt\.11)' oe entuet~ twe, bul 121- sun •n ba~ tlitt ~,Fat people shoultt oot wear IIQht htt19Q clothes Oeslgnef 1oan• trfJ OOIIf'llhllly Stlly 0) Fat peop14t shOi.HO attempt 10 til tn aisle seat a tn tttea t8fs and 1 1 sporting eve-nt& Thla "'-lt.spllk)vtf it directed to a h e rmlu.s urea 7) Fat people J.hOUkl heltd Inexpensive lawn lurn•hHt Aft.-: .H'Iefa.l tf\C•c:lenl$ ot Uytng to ten'lO\'• at\tm•RU'M lrom eround on6 s nec;k the fiUOI\11 'Will be Un'IMfiiOOd 8} f.Jt people s.t'lould not ortJer 2 wnot.pers. 1 chocolate -snake,_ tar orCJtf of fun and an app~ pie wn~~ Qorno wtl tl olhttrs to tas.t food rtSIIutants There ts no ne~d to provo ~ny you're ovtr..,.,.ghl. 9) Fat people ,,out::~ a volt! .say1no lam o... a d••t •• Unce .satd people .,,,, contrnut!- k»oklng a1 you to see II thefe 1s af'y Chano• 11 you atf on a or d••t. :aon·t teU ,an,.OM 101 Fat peop~ ,.no De-COme.lh•n st\ould .af..-a'(l rtmt"mbef" ..tl•l •I ""'' M.e be.no let Tne" old 111 rr~:2t do not need 10 hta• eonata.nt c:ommercta.ls lo1 •nr parucullt diet AtthOughl 11 'lrOtkoct rot you, Othelll may oaeome m•t the thought ot &~ling nothing bt.U toast and hQui.J c:wouttn - T heSCi QUJdtlines .,. 'Ktl au lnC:IU,I'id Thele ...,. always go.ng to bt' loOf'T1!e oeop1~ llnd•no • ,..,,. ~ay to tM t.u tna,. :s.rnthed •" the•t megrutu:Je Open Forum Gerald Goldhaber T he Acedttntc Recuoanu:auon Ptan ot the V•te Ptestaent to1 ~K: Altatrs.tUPM) tlrget ' the o.partfMftl ol Communh:auon rc» QOUtole I)NM-OUt ot ttM en we ~MOOtam Of l)atts. ot I'W' p~~am The t~ll . t the Pt~ tn lhe ~t.,-. fll• Sp«ltvm, etc. nave not atscussed -..,n)l the Communteatton Ot>o-.aJtmont nes oeen SlllQ..d out b't' Vtce Ptettdoeru AossbetQ. ~nd na~c st•mulat6:J • wldt range ot POiertllllly h•rmlul sptculauons aboul the Ocpa ttmtnl hom out colleagues Doth here. ano outlld~ ttl~ Untnf51ty Wt Delil!Ve 11 js lmpc)ffantlo• lf'tt Untvetsny comrm~nlt'f to un:ttlatAni) •Jsue We as..,_eu V.u Pr~t Rosscero to ~ss•st u.s. •n pr<rfrtUng I he aea~te commt.II'Ht~ *''"mote •rtlmmltton •bout n•s ptopesal Ke tnlormld us cNit he wou•a not eommtnt mOfe $P8CthCIJIV unhl n11 re.tew committees beQtn to tunc.uon (DteM.tma~IY •n Fall 198:2) Undtt thOSe contllttons. we, have optta 10 p1e.1ent to you ou• untttrst andl~g ot ttle srtuatton Flt5t. coni'''Y to vrtt\.at hoe~ bMf' wnpl•ed tn tM pten and etw-..n.er•. tne v~ Pt~ls r~lttOf\.S. tn reoat:l to IM Commu.nloCihOn ()eop;eflme'lt. Od no\ •nvot¥e con$ullat-or. ....,,," the Dep.anment '" tact tn ,ecogntt6on ot t~· Unn•en.rty·.& Ouopell')' pi"Oblomt.. H~ Oepattment hi J t'atllltf subm111to 10 IN: Vice PruuMnt a P'OI>O'•' lor meetlng the Department 5 •e.ource needs Tna \1ce Pres-.:ren' CliO ,ot tO$pond to tnat propouf appar..nrly, 11 oray.O no role In hiS. consioerat.on& S•f\Ct "' were not consulted cruung tNt tOtmau~ stages we f'l.l•~ bten lorc:.-rJ •nto an &dWts.ary tole Ftom eonv«UI'Of'IJ wtth tM VIU Pre!tf:tent 1ft Match«:~ thll 11'\ir V<:a Pres•~ I neo Ck'CU1e-tt that, aJtt'f'ough Hm•n<Js Jot tM Comrrt ...nt<:ahOfl ~tOQrltn t..S tugh, M fl.IO dOUbtS. lbOUJ the qu•llt'l•nd centfiiUy o r ,.,. prooram "' • , DetN-nc:f¥..UnQue-allonae4)' 1~• r1fJI!l'ta-ntt1or ecewm-e trt$V\JI'!ttof! ff'l CommuNeatlOf\ '' nlgn anG ~ •ncreasono st.a-cutr Una.,o•a:luate m•,ots 1n Com~llol\ t\AWJ tnetea.sed ttom less tnan IQ..a. t916-n ao owt• 200 tOd•r •In 1976 _.e ~~ lai. JfQn 80 8A5 t~b. "e•t \life •' "II award •&lOUt 160 degrH'J.. TMI• tS a grOIIIII'mg a*altnH5 fmon-Q undetgfl dua te ~ludctnll• of the eemret rote eommunteltlon pl•y• ,,.. Uut•nen and SOC:IIf 1111111'. Ou! ttutlentl Of:l tOb'- At the Ota tlulll lnnl Ne have ea:pet i~"C*' a stmllol! oemand lnternttngly. III110UOtr c.tPPOflUI'Jfltes lor acadtm~ emPtoyme-nt '" other sctence ltOetll aftS :l•sc.•ph~ h~ve c;S«.~O Clll5t<:ally OUt M A an~ Ph 0 Qtldua tes., wflo w&ltt to tUc.fl Jt tn.e Unt~et"$11'1 ...... N•6 aU IOti'ft:l lutt•~• eml:rio)fNH\~ m ad:JtllO(I, m,,.., ot out M A lfY-1 Ph 0. stuat:nl ard hfld ~ptoyment "' non-aettSenuc 2. Ou•llly. u vr.t ~Jnda.-stanu ~~Viet Pte51dent correcll~ he ts, (k)uDitut about tr"' ~rlmeftt'& aouuy 10 ptovtde qua.Uty ettuceUon. g tven I he amttl sue ot ttwt: tacullyand tM Mavy •tu:tent demlfHI II ts our Uf'~eutan:tlf"Q ttl at tM Ya Ptu•I:Mnt ~...._ ootr.:t to suPPOrl t_!)Mt ::aeman:S· • dftveti .&10\I~&S Ol lN: ~le:UIQMI Ktw:Jols toe I:MtiiOf'&i fUOUftt"S ..,,,,. ruoun;.os obtaan.o from othef un~~~ly un•ts. Of' ttuJ. ".n" n soc••• ,.e._ •"d •'u.s *•• N o evkt.ence to 'upport rms conclusk)n olletfld o., Ute 'I.e. Pt•lldent 1 nt1 we w•re unable to lind Juppot t mg wvldt nc• In the 8l1cA 8oo1t d. . ./opiKI Oy , , . 0/ltee oil,. VPA A We hov• IOf S<IVI!flll YIOII ctocu.met~ted clo\t'l•s Coveuno yoorMtt al ke't ume~ can p1~e (o oe very ta51eh.., 4) lhln people. woo used t o t>e tat peop•e c an Go twe•vono a tavor by not rnl )lng '" 1ssue o1 that t1c 1. 5) Thin c>fOC)Ie St)oufCI not ft5uf'M lf'l.ll Ill t•l peoo.. Win I 10 be tl'hn peopS.. AlthouQh •llS acceote:t tac.1 that "'"D oventretgtn•~ untleallhy u can tMr: mucn a.ke smot.IAQ- If thete tt no c:rq,,e to be J,Oh, Ihen theft ""'" oe no f'"flou to Dec;omt ltgnl For<::eG lhtnneu ooes not ma.ke an)one "*PPY 6) ln•n POOPIU, when P4111c•peuno "'u" far peoJ>4e m eny et tt5ellc. compet•tloo. ' o' .salellntll »ke, J.hOuiCII\01 make QtaPhlc 'dt6CIIpuons ol the m~tm6f"IU, ol the tat people All peopt-e ol u!oas.onable 005erva.l•on st.U1 knO-N 1nat tat peop.. 00 Ml •un •ell 7) lhln oeo()le Shek.ttd N)\ IUU'lle t~l I l l C)fOple ate 01'1 I J•tl M tJCh tMI~ prn.au1 r\Kes. tn•nneu •s not evef)bO~r s goa• lheretonr •ren \n •esr•uranta.. ~.talemenll 1111.1 ·£h0uld yOu ••atty eat .somettt•~ ••~«- cnat can •t llr11t'l teaa to phylltlltel•ll•uon 8,1 1"h1n poopte howU'oiCI. V\OYtd not cnooutago th6 ••p•OQIOQ uv\ o t ta• J)(l()Oh~ A auttement in pon•cutarty bad 1111~ 11 ·a IIUtt m01t '"" t QOHlO to ma"- thal mUCh chflertnct IJ Ill ~te 11e hU-"QfJ' 1M)' ••II e.at lnefe ''non~ to tOtc.t tHU tnem Of let tM.m food thtn 11~t~t- 'f'lt6 o. no as an an..-.~, . ~ lhtn poople $1'l0Ut0 ttmtom~r fhat tat IM'OC)Ir- are vety able to.;)() 1101mat acat~emte and nua•nes• acl•"•1~ '111 does rtot "'U Or•tn c.ell& As a n')lltler ot tact, t here.J,I..IltQ!e ot ..t chance that o~ro~ e•wetghl P4:tOPie are betUH bultness and academtc5 ..,.. They soena ten Hmt' ,ooo•no pleY•n<l •acQueltlalt. anti rar-•no o•,es af\!i mofe hm• wc;wto.~ on 1111 tllllt.;. .lt hanJ 'ce•t••nt.,. ~ ~~s <IIS~~mt,:,':'~!!o:n,:~~~:~~~~ fat people lO bf&i~ IhE t"IH _/ lor tat P410i)lf' bOt,., V•ce PreSI~nl Ronoe'o 6 ru~•"'O an:! IM Otoattm«tt.s. pos.mon By tfKI l)lf\•n ~shOuld untlef&JaM thai al\~ tttev m•r ~ 0000 "' s\.•mDy dOthn. 11\a.t doel f\Ot nwa n tn.at the)' ate llOt ano\llled to weat the priUV~H tha t trteti~A!:t st~t\1 .cr.mand and r&p•:J cMnOU tn the Comm~ucauon ltetcS ha'<~e plac:-l'd upon our ~tl ta<.utty we argued t"ll we are un.~ 10 pr~•• tnt 1)1()1 ol *Ciuc.ai'<Wt W'l r.•"• w1s.h tO ptoWttt-.it t'IOUt llddWoNI tnourc.es. W•IJI~e 1 110 OOJ.IIItnllf ttirnonstrl ltH'I tlt•t WI nn e pto~ldtd ~nd will contlnu• to pro~HJ• 1 mgn ou• llrr educ.tlon to our J.tudctnts and we have ta• eo approprille IIIC)I to assure I hat out students rece ive the oest educ:.at+on pos-slb~. At DOth 1ne IM\CMtO-fldu.lta and gr~~• ......., we. ......_ vDQ•a.oed u~ cHtefll IOf admtH ion to the pr09f&M. and our ' ect\l•remetlli IOf Oflti~Uoo O ut Qfl'lh11H a t a)l ~S ate a.b6e IO compete '14JCCHII"'.., IOf bo4f'l ~oe-mtc 1 nc1 nQft4icademM: potAt kM'ts we beneve our tKuhy. When mu1ured by Ihe u.Ohkw\e l Cfiltn~ oJ o u111tv-resHrcn. te~chlng, an:t orottlstonal servk»- at« attrwt verv •e~st compa,at>le 1$> lacuiJy 1n IN! ot~er 60C•al sc..em;~~ t~~n;t numantlle·, 3 The. D'««:ftno argument ai)C)6rf'tllfy gam~ c'~ lOt tne \'Q Prf'St~l Dee:-'UW he' nas conc•u:MU trt.ll ComtnunteaiiOn u • '1t5ctpline ::10&5 nut rN•r • c.~nl,., •o~ •n •"" ne con&•"C•• hl"b. th@ propel Sl\ip.et.\of lthi UnrwttS•Iy 11'"1 p.flrt. -;wt t)et,~ tnau tM 't•ce PtesldenJ t1u eonctuon1nat tho acauen\lc cootCf'll of lhtt Commun1c111on Oe-pat1men1 lA o• coutd oe. D•O'~~•!ieti fJy other aoatk!m~c: units lfO subst•ntrH rvldl!nce prot,(Hfd ~.VPAA to suppo'' fit•£ CC>nC'U.StOI'I attd '" w•'e un•tHe tO loc•te JUppolt1n9 fvl(j~ -n fM' 11•1• Wll lo 11 tM Bt•ci. 8oo.t We cJo t\Ol hnG t~~t ~.,ooe tuoges centrlllfy. JldO:metHI about 1M ••••u•• C~tllilly of 'CIJSC•I)I•nb are nec.euarll)l h6QI\Iy &ubtecl!ve and, tn tH.I' optnlon. are UI\JIIIy tntluenced ny rne tudoo' O 'l"fl ocarJem1c a!IIIUIIIt.m and IHsfhor •mphc•• notiOM aboul W'hat C:Qnat•IUtK the aca.d4mtc enterpttse- c.tt,,.,,,., ••& A9"'" '"* ,.,P«HJ T ne '"'~"" R.fpolt ot tM Senate., ACI:Mm•c: Pta11nmg Comm•Uee tFebru.,y tNt) ~•tes Thtthnli bel• ftfl ""ttlllt'f ana tHm•nd ~~ ,P/U,.,t wtw-n .,~ '•alve mat dttmln-d co•s " o f only Itom wiJat 1111drnts ask lot 06Jt ,.,,., 11om what 1• t~6JIJIH1 ol l llftm (p 8) II 1$ CIOit tnat S1Uftftl~ ~~"' lor cumrnunreatkH\ lftSirUCIIO, S l tJUenUt +n th• waHou5 :J!:s.c•pllne• ate h'¥!.no 11'6ttuct.on 1n cUfT""n,unttJtton unpo~..ant 10 '~' o•n PIOQfams ot .th.ld~ Altrtovgh QJfl1mumc::•tJOrt cowws .,. not IOtmallt t~t.urea or olhtf Of.p.arlmenlt COUtlft. tr\ commu/\tC.elton a1• frequentty recommen;Httt Communt<.al•on s••ns l'f iotteas•n.gly oe:5Ulbett •s NCUSI:f)i 10 1 ••de vafl•ty o1 occvpauons Our progrtm T$ untq~ "' N fW YOf._ Stale W o otter the only (tOCfotal p rogtem in Commun,auoa. ~$late~ We1e our ~at program otuonHnueo. SUN Y would be wutually the or'tl)" m.JfO' sta te untwnuy ~ystem 1n the Umted States ••l"out OtW. The C.Gfttrlttlt'f ot the .SIU'3~rft(JldfG1 ffi•i "1110 b< :lemonttt•tOCI by 111<1 OIJCoph~ oill\n milt U~ltf ol commuii•IIO<I-I:ogllllll, ~-i(:llnv••••tc•. P&yet!UiotY•~ PhiiO~pny Aothr09Qtogy. end. even EngtnHIIf10 an~ COmpute! ScU:flct' 10 name out-a lew Ttle Vtce Pr'"&ltten.t app11ently ha• ll kftn lth! wrtlu· :/:;!~~~:~:-:~ ~~;::~~·~=:~=::':!~:.:.~:;~~n~·~ ~ Jone m the Commun4Cauon. Dt•mnertl •s. Of ell\ 01 done '" otNt Thu-.. j\i~t 11 1"e oe-man:s tor OUf couts&S t\.at, oec:cxne • wult.M.IS tn the v.ew ot Ihe V6ce Pre-si:Hnt, so "'U the centrality ot Oe~nme111s comm\intcarlon ~ • weeknesa: '" tact, oth6r-depattmen15 do not do what NB oo Sutat,. etmosr • It aca.oerruc a•sclplt11t.s cOYtd M auack.U on tne gtounds thet part o f w na t tflfJJ' oo as dOne by otn.t people Su1efy, •• m~Qhl &~gU. ... hat •• $tOOie:t b) BtOC.Mmts:ts JS stuD".d tJ')' ChlmfJU· amt ~ts ~ v~ ~rena 0oH MIMgem.eft! oUet I Oytntng t'Wil tf not Oll.tld tn P,~ y• Soc.to+ogy Econom•u a no pe1'1'1a PI. Commut'ucatiOft-t nd vtce ~8f u? W e ...now " le~S I one phltos:ophef whO woUIO afgue tMI only PnUosoon ~ t-5- ccntr•l to hiQhe t ttluc:auon, In eacf\ o t lhet:e C4$01, II 11 c lear that ~•tnlf'\0 St)&Ctalla done In eaoh ol Oep;ertmem a mentioned wh ich 1$ ftOt ach•e"~~e# by the wmma hon ot ,,. Morl>. In ou~r Oe.panmontJ Tn. tocuHCJ 611J"!Sy ol c;o.mmvNca uon at the t.lndt tgtaduale a.nU Q(a:Juate ~ dOe$ not dup.eat• what tt :)One Wl Olhef cwc..pi ~ne• It 11 our behet tr\11 the Oep.ll"tmenl of Communtc.a t~ naa rutllttett obllg aHon ao the UnlvefiiiY '" ao uemplary manner and that tne ~IUJy u t communauon '' c ttany O:&f"tra• to •~• fT\tl510t1 ol a comptenenstvo Untvettlly rt .St)Ontlve to the needs of the lutu•e w e would wetcom• yout te•ctlons a nd supporL h you ~tra mou· lnh:wmattol\. a fact , . .1 on the O.e>a~ttne-nt 1.1- a-lai_,.,.. t,. •t• a.,---;iii G~~t.du•t• ol PurdUfJ UnW«Jit., j , ,,.,, Ch111rn1n ol ti*CommuniCIOOfl o.,.Jtm•nt �Off-Campus Housing 15 Harriman Hall 831-2224 Monday: 3-7 Tuesday: 1Z-4 Wednesday: 3-7 Thursday: 1Z-4 Friday: 1Z-4 Free Sanyo Calculator with Mobil 1 change, lube & filter and $1.50 rebate (with any 5 q t. Mobil oil purchase) Every once ~a wh ile one doescome a tong and here rtrs. A chance to get $1 .50 back trom an oil company (Mobil) a nd if Mobil 1 is your bag, a free calculator to a:ld up your tu ition. Stop by or call lor detaots Bob & Don's Mobil 1375 Millersport Hwy. (Across lrom Marriott Inn) Amherst N.Y. 632-9533 Pia nn i ng . conttnuodlromp•v•3 reservations expresStd at ~ l Y Senate mcetin,p. Rossbera defended rhe opono;v; of h.is proces., but decUrwd to get into a public dc6atr on spet.ific.s:. ..Criticism ts. part or the samt ... he added .... f we ch~ to respond to every nuance we would &a.r doing nothing ebe. We do encorage debate in pubilo Rossbc:ra deliberations encouragemena. broiSdly Acccptina 10mc elcmcu and urPns tl"te vice pres.idcnl to JO ahead Yt'ilh "&reat intensity." Whi1c no t commenting on Jpcdfics, he has endorsed the proceu, Ro!<Sber& odded . Pocttts of criticism have alnady cropped up. Popo publically m-""led his hesitations at a m<'<ling of the Faculty Senate Excauive Com miner at the end or the Sprina $emestu and atl""'t t~'O dcpanmc:nts have seot let1cn to campus- periodicalsdeayilli the rccommendatioM. rorm." Roubera had originally hopod to be much closer to adoption of the plan on July l lh<n he is at prc<arl. .. We didn '·1 -anticipate in <klobtt, 1980 when ~ started, the ~banac in PrHidrnts or tht bud,&ct .shullion-thur'.s more uncertainty." He estimated P -· for example, said last we.s,k that "they are lookina for 110lulions to problem!' that rtarganiudonJ" might not 10lvc. •• Ht added lhat this was especially true for thr Collcae of Aru and Sci<ntcs-'a ~J>Uaer of tht three core campus faculties into a.latsecqaniuuion. h<illled by ont Dean- that appo,a u to have wfdcspread support and is expected robe adop<od in some form. While somr have accused ~O!<Sbct& and Greiner of hit!ina bel\lncl oumbtn, Popo said that 1\r has no obj..,tions ro tbe process so far."! ',.. b«n In a l01 of it and I understand why the faculty has ~:~~:f:~':l~nh;.d:!~ ~~~:n:"~:':~z~ ;:s~~· mean thAI what they do -.•ill make C\-cryonc happ)." In a lengthy Inter, Comminlcotions Department Chair Cenld Goldhaber defended his proanm. cbaraina ohat his unit was not consuhed. The UnauisUcs Department also auocked the proposol in the campu> prm and there have ~n smauerinp of .All w•••,. 1527 HtrtiiAn. But. N.Y. 836·3737 2640 G101gt Urbtn Blvd. 681·1530 Hair Cutting Salon For Men and Women $2 OFF Shampoo and Cut W1!h Cooj)on ot Student 1.0. Mens Cut $11 Now $9 Womens Cut $14 Now $12 to,..E...., ..... 30 that Scptunbct 19113 is a probable dare for implcmcntaLion of poniotu of his Plan. But, he nottd, t.h t resource" rt..alloutions willtde a much lonat.r time than the .struetural allcntions. r-c---------------, ' The followl!1& is the lis! or chairs ror the task groups 10 ~view the programs and departmenlS a.ffe<:ted under the Ros>berg plan: College,of Arts and Sciences........ .. W. R .G~iner C ollegcs .................... .......... Harold L . Cohen EOP Minority Student Affairs.. Murray Schwam Continuing Education •...•.••..••••. Hu&h G. Petrie Communicatioo ................ ... ....... James Buno Social Work........................Thomas Headrick Cull ural AITairs............ ...... .. Georg< R . Levin< Mathematical Scienco............. Joseph A . Aluno ·Policy Studies.................................unnamed ~----------------~ MASTER OF SCIENCE REAL ESTATE DEGREE • Fellowship Aid Available • Slrong FacUlty • 41Nque lnlemshlp Opponunllies • Can be completed In 1 year • Signillcanl OI>P.0'1U•Ity for professional fUlfilment ® _./ EDWIN L.. 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Exp1res July 14th. • tHUd • IUW'DS ' AIIOI • AUMI.R I f Ul• .s • lln0Ut€ADS . f_ltVtlOf!U • wt:DOfNO WVITATIOHS ~t\\VERS11'~ BOOKSTORE .. \ J Parker Hall 9a.m. - 7 p.m. Monday 9a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Tuesday - Friday Baldy Hall 9 .a.m. - 7 p.m. Monday 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Tuesday - Friday ~ Ellicott Complex I 1 1 Open 7 d1ys • wH k I I, ______________________ Nextto Meln St. Cempus 832-A 6 em · 10 pm JI _ QUICK COP\' ••AGHt ne Sic-s •POstai:S S.CtiOOL 10<1 Wh":atl !t=.~:~~=.:,.7.:,!:~~~~lt'*' FREE Iced Tea w I the : purchase .of any sandwich t : 3234 M1ln Stlftt SUPai FAST PRINTING · "'IUMD •A'I'tii.S c!Wm & A~a.~M' ~o.etcl~ - - ·- TUlOAIHG otO•t~IC ·-luniversity ----------------------. Donut Sandwich Sho~ I.) )Ill# .... M.tiiii"'UUt• ••• 0Ma.Q• ICI' ~~~ I3S 17M 5 JUl i«lU5E ~'lt•t &:R 5bi ~,a. NlS f O 1INI•t> f"W~ <~~~~rift l~k ~··Q _.IU~C"I'II NO't-,~ei C•• #I.K. G•lt c.AII.C.UlliS t:lktf GlJ.:ttOl " ' !i6.e 1 M» Sutltl-. WDfi4SC Q f[.M.Alf AI'AATM£Nl (OR Attn 4-B.A fUA~ ao~~r;;;;;l""'.. Jot,G 1360 to ...,..,. va oaoMrt. ~ ••u~~'••••an oo"-• Ho 10 a.m. .... 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday AVAILABLE AT ALL WENov ·s IN ERIE A ND NIAGARA COUNTIES! �backpage;city -- Polftical fireworks set off by Rutkowski announcement on UB-ECMC agreement \ By SETH Allt:N Cu.•· Ecluor E ric Counr.., E"~uti\e Rui~ O\o'.d,l $hrrcd up a Ed"ard J. horn~ · .. "~' l3SI "ed, "hen he annoum::cd tha• the S1a1c a nd lJB agrC'C'd to financc._pan of £rit Coumy Mcdl4'.1l Cemn-'.; (ECMCJ ope-rOluns dcfidr st:IIIOJ on· 8ufraJo''\ bon~ pohlk3J feud or the )tar. RutL.o "' sL.t anllOunccd at a prm C"onrcrc:o<."t las~ TuC$day that a.n as:reemcnt 1n prim.1plc had bten rea<hcd 'Ailh UB otndals that "ou1d gi\-e the Unheolly a arcatcr role in uskng ECMC as a tcachins fKilit)' by bavin& haJf th.e hospital's Board of Dirmon appointed by tM Slate:. !n return, the Slate -.-.outd p.clc up pan or tbt tab for runnin1 the hosphal. Problems arose as nobody at UB or any reprnentativc or State IO''Crmc:nt had ag.rec:d to tM plan and many opposed it oulriaht. Sla.tc and Unh-erslty offtdal$ called Rutkowski's statnnen.l •·pranalurt'' after heardmg or bis announc~ctu. A ·state budces ofr~~Ce spokesman told Th' Courwr-£,prm that chc State bad noc agrtcd and could »oc •fford ro hdp fillJIJlct ECMC. 8)" T~ay nighl. RutLowslti ~·as admiuinr to th< pra..\ that •·noc hina is ctchtd in concrttt. i1 •~ 11ll nC'g<Miable ... il is an q.rttmtnl in prindpk to n~ociate." Rutkowski )aid that ht" mttdc 1hc announ«mtru bec'ausc 3 publit rdc:rcndum on il is rtqutrtd for any such agreement 10 so inco cUm b) mid 19SJ. and the Councy Lq.islal:ure muSI a,a.t« to 3D)' such refe-mdum by July 15. ''I am 001 supponirt,g that," Lq.Qtatv~ ~1.1jority lcadet Roser Blackwell (D·Bufr.lo) rold Th~ lJrif/Q/£ E'~ninr N~ws-. ••Jc .... mao to committtc and sit rhert for a ton&. lona tlmc. ·• Rutkow5ki'.s annount"e~Knt ""as in rcaaion 10 a ltuer from UB Prcsidtru Stt\'m Sample thar made three points commmtin,g on a proposul merr,u which clarifl<d the professional r~ionship already existina between ECMC and the UB Medial Sohool. It also said tli>t UB could not afford at Pf<SC~~t to lund any porrion or rile budset . "I do not fed that any parr of thc bud&n or the Scate University of N"'' York at Buffalo could or mould be allocated for suppon of ECMC's OP<flrin& budget," Sample wrotc. Public: Affairs Dir«<or Harry Jackson rofwed to comment oa the mauer as did Vice President for Health ScimctS F. Can<r Pannill. County Hospital Dir«tor loqis J. Russo sWd ralk• have been £0in& on between the Uni\tt:rsity and Rutto.,.·sk:rs offi« for tVfO years for a &Jtaler role for thc UB Medical School in usina ECMC, but he thinks tM: state should pay the en lire opmuina dcf.cil of the hospital. lq:islarors or both political pani~. however. arc !laid to bt takrn aback by the manner m whlch •he County Execuri"c btoadca."t'd his ideas 10 1hc press on Tuoday. Rutkowski's dO$C$C all) '"the Coun1y lC"gJSbuure, Minority Le3dn- Ronald P. lk:nncu (R·Hollond), is not dcf<nit< either ""Yon rhc proposal. .. I haH' some reservations thai nted lO bt '"'' tsrr.ed," he told Th~ l£1·rnmg f't/eu'S. .. At"lhis point ! am oon~miuaJ . " Other County lc&islarors who were not pi~ by Rutkowski's announC't':m~l arc L William Pvon \N<"'"•~d) and Mary lou Rarh (Amherst), ,.ho had earlier suppontd ~ plan 10 lease 1he medial Qtnte-r to Buffalo Gmeral Hospiral. S evttal area Slalt ASK.mblymen are mad that ~ulkowski made hi1 annou.nt'tment at the tlt:vt'tUh hour. ~t a lime when the Oovt:mor already has said that the Statc budaet is not balanced and he will veto any oew ~ndina. masures. "You have raised tht qucscion of additional 51 au~ aid in the dos.ing hours of the lt'lislative session without prior consuhation •ith key state officials. This accion places an unfair burden on lt"&islators o( borh partieJ ,.ho ltave labored lona, hard, and sua:c:ssfully for We$!ern New York during his rascally difrK'ult KSSion." they wrott in a ltuer to Ru1kowski. Assemblymen Anhur 0 . E-. and William B. Hoyt (Buffalo). Robin L. Shimmin&« (Kenmore). Dennis T. Gorski (Ch<etrowap), Ridlard j. Kcanc (La<kawana) and Vinccnt J. Orab<r (Wcst Smcea) and Sc:naton 1\nrhony M. Ma>idlo and WiUiarn T. Suchowski (Buffalo) all sianed 1hc letrer. The Jetter also mid: "-.e mus.t question t~ cimina. handting I he ch•rac:tcrif.ation of your 1.nnounct'ment.•• Smata< Dale M. Volker (R· O.pew) did not >i&n IClivities of the UB Medical School in ECMC. UB the !mer. but admiued rhat "thc timina (or pays rent for some ofra .sp;a« it uses in the: • Rutkowski's announcement) lefl .sc>mdhin& to behospital, be cooc:eded, but not for any CXJI<RSO likc usiQ1 hospital equipment or electricity. He added rhat desired.'' ooc.hin& ro the t:ffect of Rutko•·ski"s announcemcnc. AJ Popid, Executivc AssiSiantto Rutkowski. claimed rhat Erie County is •··subsidi.dn,•· thc- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). 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The- Univershy Union Acu~ "'a Boa.rd (UUAB) has bctn on< of the hardest hit S81 divl.Pons both In rC\cnuc toucs and budgn "" "· Squorc'> clo>ln& left nlm wul OOnctfl org.anfun >Nilh ranoec loc:auons ub Board One (SBIJ Treasurer Carl Amrhein hu projected a S?Z-&0.000 budanary dtllcit for his ~orporation's past acad~ie ytar. whk:b shou.ki noc ruuh in any dtcrtue. in Ktvkes ror itUdtnll. Tho lack or •• EA<CUliV< Dir«tor and • th< closinc or SqUITt Htll "<Te cited by SBI chairman DaVId Holfman u tho <hirl ''Tb< 1981· 1982 budJrt wos oa<ruobly "num out or balaott." Hoffman Wei. as aii<r Squu~ Hall.-~ many of SBI'• rr\-alll< matinc opcntions did 1101 In<'<( QP<C~otiot» "Our w"mpoions ,..,.. 1101 rcahzcd." Amrban added. Tho 198l-198l SBI budJ<I mllSI compaua.~~ for ch~ )ut"l &ou. boa stucknu •ill1101 nota« a llrl of~ Hunleu they art c.cunnd) obst'rvant. •• Amrhdn !Aid. "Sub Board'• ponl001 or~ •ill b< lcs>." Amrhein noted. u >tudcnt covcmmenu have t•Pf<'lled an internt in payi"' for """"" rcspons.boliti<s thll SBI bdi<Va will b< difficull to 00<1tinut witbouo additional holp. Still, "at'• eolnc ID b< a tisbt year," Amrbdn Aid. f'onWitll& 10\lc:hcs arc cum:ntly boone pbncJ on tlllo year'• budJ<1. moaotS thai ~ aolkd fr0111 ~ by tlw •ucJt.nt IO'CI'IllD<IICS aDCJ sat r<'Vm-'<ma .rrons. Amtbtia bojlcs 10 dell' up _.,.of 11>< dc:f..U by obtanJil& "an -lOII&I sui>Udy'' r.- tbe Coon • ...., ..,...,..,...u amoun<!Qa to SlO,.IOO. Tho By ALAN KACHIC MDniJif"' Edilor ro be a tight year. , -SBI Treasurer Carl Amrhein MllnQifll Edrror uag:rliVat.inJ (ldOfSH (Ot th~ dc(KiL ub Board '• portion of aeroicu will be Ina. . .it'• going By T£RRV CANADE S "S and film rcvenutJ dropped con\lderabl)'. David Hottman rcrminin& SCJ,OOO dtllcit b to b< wntt<n orr in su.ooo lnstallrn<nl< 0\<T lbe - · tbrct 1'<01> acaJMI SBI's uscu. T1lls eompbtated P'(ICCU ulllmt(d) mcaas thai SBI •ill be '!><fldmc lc:n mo..., 001 its proja:u, AA E>.tcvtf\ e Duector will b< sdccted b<fort tho md or tlw summ<r 10 0\'<n« tlw buda<t . SBI has openned: "'llhout an Exo.U1\t: Dlr«tor >in« January althouah Raben Shtdwl....., ~l«led in Mil)'. Ht n<Vtt sbo,.ed up, leavina SBito b<tln another ~tarch . L att in& an Exccutl•~ Dlrtctor made it mort difflt:ull for the corporation lo adJuA il\ bl>dJ<' u ohe t<luatk>n tallcll for, Hoffonan !Aid. In th< O.r«tor's tbkn«, tho l>ucltl!flary ~POI\Ilb<liti<s ftll (101 tbc ao.rd ofDtm:tou. "It was a raPQIUl'bilJty they obviously did- perm~ ... Hoffman apWJ>ed. Wb.lt mvlted ..... "•<f)' lu budJrtary tltillldc:." Tbr: UDtt:ahud rtYUtur ra:ultina 1n. a poor cash oomblned 'Wrlh losill& Squire no... tho mo~~q~ for the UB tluopter he doubu ho lw the po•-.r to .,.emde tbc Smale'• dc:ci$ion. Tho -=ond and n>Ofe •oltlrlt bs"" il thai or alloc:allna NYPIRC u. tb< c..,. or w1w SA COOSMkS'I foxal DOn......UJIItbfiJty. McordiQc..otbeSA ""'-< Coawht« tlii'CHbinl& or NYPIJt.O's UB orr... a91t~ allocorioa - - 10 tlw .._u.atioe'• Nt-oo Ycwt Clay offu mdlh& l.hiJ- ,..,. 001 &ClCOUIIled few • UB. Local NYPIRO Board ~ ~ Corlu!O<k - c:o;plai.oed thai tbe problem or liCCOIIOiabiliiy li<s fa tbe Slate. wide nllon of 11>< orplullloa. Wbik liOnl< of tho '*""~ romain~ .. the tluopt<T om. .. ··mo.. or it SP«trum photo or 0.•1<1 s and an Elleadi"< Ou<Ctor l!mutancouJl,.... "..as more tlw! tlw -pora1oon could handle," Hoffman Wild. SBI .. ,.., P"YIIl& out bl>1 not ttktnc in and thtr<b) dtpldonc lht amount '"Ctih rcsff"\-t. •• Am.-N1n ""J)Jaoned Tho lttk of cash r<l<f\< IMllftl 581 last tx:ptatd imcta.l . "Wt '~~>tft rayina out ~ bJt wt dldn'a ha'c an) t~J;h len '" tM banl." Hoffman .aod . SBI Wb pat•na out ,u~ldy money to iu rncnuc opcrauonlt mort ~han h c"pecctd ancr Squire'J do~ . Tht lrafl'k ror ~ea. such as lh< Tkk<t OIRee. Unovcnoty Pr<H, lllld UUAB Rim> ..prdally dtcrtaled in !heir - localloru. J'be lost bulin<>J had tO be paJd for OUI of tho <;I'<I'IK&IC <h<SI . "Wt Ju.ll 101 hit <>ccpt~y ba<d tbh )'dr." Amrhein laid. But 11c upcru the -pOr&Joon ""ill b< bad oo solld around"' 10011 Despot< lhrir lia.&Oall ....-oa, Amrhan vo•cd ....c •ill pay all our bllh." ..Wilh .a suona EJecvtt~t O.renor the Board csn t.U a mort rtla>.ed ...,. of the budJ<I," Hoffmu ~atd Buo boch tho lot$ to New York and then lJ redlllributed." lhe !Aid, not ina thai it is ..more efrtdent to have one book«t>ln• orrocc:· NYPIRO, witb clllpt<r• at ....,al coUqa and uoi•'tfJitia around 11>< RAt< JP01U0D both and ~ projtcu. Tho local fllt'ltlw some o f the U B fl>nds-<dcd from gud<al mandalD<'l' r__..... used ror pro)CCU thot clo 1101 have toldy local·- bas-- COliCin ~~«- NYPI.RC md SA. SA ha Slid lbaJ any .,...,..._ Wbicb recd''<S St;,dmt fuadifta llw>uld b< locally onenoed. n was for 11\b reason thot no <Onlnd ...... sicned in 1961·82 "Poopk jwt don't ao to lhc Woldmu thuarc like rhey do to Squire conftttnee theatre-.,. Amrbdn c,pt.eln«J. '*hK'h resulttd in OVff 510.000 m lou rnt'fux Wilh Squire Open dunnc the r .... ><mal« . . . . film ~ proj«tcd rntnut, a«ordtna 10 Amrhcto. ••U '*> UUAB 1~ pntc th•" \C'.&r a, til bvdJ<t bat b«n "eut to o bare •ltl<ton," 01\i»oo Dtt«1or U.ll Hook) oommcnted. ··FaUtrCSot i\ non..o.aSllnl '""' now:· Ut -adckd 1ha1 1h~ ... ,u be no fr« films or C'OnctTlJ ntXl Ytal •Uh tl\f' numbtf ar conctrt.t cu1 in haU. Tho rcsu woll b< rrlouvcly unaff«tcd :u Hooley indicated thai th< Student A.<SOCOation (SAl "''" a.sum< a ~racr portion ot"lht COSI (or tht '-'Oil«fl CVtnts. UUAB wUI connnue to hoY< equal <IY with SA in the fe>~s. Tht bud~ C'UI-' mnn 1h11 "'ulumatdy tho .Rudmu ••II ~urrcr ... Hooley wd, os admis>ion pntU '"" b< rolt<d on mo~~~a and conan• "But tbt Aucknts v.iU h.a\t 10 patronize" UUAB (Of ' ' 10 WM\t he 1101ed. "Tho C....Suatt Sllldc:no Anoaatk>n lw e;xpraxd an tnlnnl •n ~'"' us in fundin& Folllf<A," Hooley .aid Ht ..P«<> lht popular t'\'ml IO tonHn~. b«we<n the IWO and it could bold up any qr...,.nt thiJ year. A(<!Ofdina to 'SA Trcasurtt Eric Friedman "theft wu a contrKt but it was DCVcr slaned Jt was jwt pa.ucd to us." That contraet c:allcll for SII.OOO to b< ollocaled 10 NYPIR(). Tile orpoization bas ,_, to rcaevc any of tll&l - · *""'llllll to Conutodt. Fncdmaa said tll&l before 1w ...U COtlli6tf f~ NYPIRC in tlw future, last )CWS allocation mllSI b< -ked OO>t. Jok stidlh< rN)or q!H$1lon is "did UB J<1 its moneys wonhl I nctd a jwtifiCallon or numbcra ... Tile tr...urtr, wt>o Is rniewin1 an audit knl from NYPIRC hcodq...ner•. aid that if be .ces that money was sp<nt oo UB proj«u that ht would not mind rundin&lh< ~<tt nlution. Friedman doubu, however ,that NYPIRO wtll rtteJvt full Cundina for lui year notina that aow th<T< is "only a <~>•- for a comprocui.w.·· F riedman said that tho audit was 1101 dear <tiOOIIh for him. !Uintamma tll&l 110\11 NYPIRO IP<n1 iu mooey wu not tborouabbf brokm doWD enouab . ''Tlwy ha•~ to com< up with iOfll< dear flawts on hO\II thoy sp<nt thtlr mon<'y," ho CAplair><d. "I Rlll h.lwe .JOmC quac.ions. '' CotnstDck <Aplained that NVPIRO'• book«f>in& i1 doot by a private lndcpc:ndmt IICCOUfttill& nrm and lhtt tJw ori&Diution • -NYI'l110-1t �in short. quore of the day E~M , ...... we'D be in Oont of book:sLores, and we•·w- contmc:d student lfOUP' and orpnlml faculty, whose members number over -M.E.S. campus Rave Reviews Twtnl)'·four hour library M'f'Vice duri.n& exam week was given 'Tavina rcvkws' ' by Slud~nrs, ac:cordin&: to a repon recauly rdeas<d by Univenity Li~ Direetor Saktidas Roy. 1n a sta.tistica.l compilation or studenc questionnaires, Roy said that ..the overwbelmin.a respon.se wu~ceUmt service, most appreciattd, • areac id~a. ere ." ~ und~du.ate Sludtnt As>ociation (SA) aJid a host of otbcr student aroups spon..ored the two-week Ions extcruion or library hours to hdp. "bout 514< studenu took adYllnta&e or the undcrvaduate fib111ry durin& the period, an av~qe or 367 pe. niahL For t..-othln!s or the 18 daY> the ••·crase head count was sreater than 100 artcr midniJht, with • hiah or 169 and • l<>w or 62. While vandafism was a srrutll problem at the Main S!rect '-lbrary, attO<di!l& to Director PhUlip E. Pepper; 11ud<:n1S fell it was an ''unqualified 5U«'CSS.'' But Pepper said. in his rcpon that arter l a.m. auendance dropped aJid lhat after the lint nilbts of extended hours, ttu: number or patrons declined. "This, lthlnk, is a fact merilina Very seriOus consideration in any aueml)l to fO<mulate plans for extended library hours in the future," Pepper concluded. ''SA was trying to prove that rhis was a Vialblc proaram and beeause or budF!ary eorutninu the Univ<Uity was unoble to do it." Project Coordinator Jmy Olsen explained ... We are hopi:n.a that in tile new budaet the University will be obk to put "'me money asid~. SA's sa ill wi1lin& to hdp but we art hopina: that Lhe Universily will do iL•• , SA paid srudenu to monitor che daks and ran a van S«Vict ro and from the dormitories. Pre.ntice Hall campaign launched The United Auto Workers (UAW) District 6S bas called !or • ..ma.ui't'~ con.sumn pressure campaia:n" aaain.u Prcntke~HaU Pubtishinc Company. lhe largut manufacturer or collqe textbooks in Lhe counrry, in an effon to chana& ilt a.nli-union tih ..Tbt action we're •akin& aplnst Prentice Hall is an all out dforL OU.r unjon hu a reputation for takinJ on blatantly amt~ union companies head on and winnin.s.... spokesman Bernia Kraweryk oxplained. "We'U be leatlettinc on colltl< eampusa' Terry canaoetMa"-.Mt E«11o, StUI'I AUW\/Citr Oavld deUsJJCo.iHOutlftt Uz P•mnofCo~cJ.., David Cz~kiiiFNUire A spokesman for the Follett Corporation. the Chicago-based company that ru!U UB'$ boobtore, said that he had ..no idea" as to wh~hrr 1hr suike was ha't'ing avy effect on book orders frofu raeulty. loci Sc:tl"lll/Fe•l.,_ Oavi"O $ , Ot~vkl#Mtofoorepbr Uurtf'Ce T. Aosentiloa:W'PMfo,r•prltt Kev1n A. KrueQelf$ports Sb11ffling about •0tfUJ,e Matti niArta- Tony Gr-.~ecai'MQic Bob Sehoo~'tf.swt , ,,,.,,. Enteri!l& his rounh month in offoce, UB President Sleven B. Sample recrndy announced some minor administrative chan&es. dC'V&l.iAC one a.ssbtatu a.od -a.UMng .some bureaucratic reporting procedurn. Assistant to the President Ronald Stein has been upgpded to ··~ecutive A.Wtanl,'' to provide ''overall coordjnaraon••rtpr the orriee, aocordillJ to the Division of Public Affair3. Jn a.nothrr mon, Sampk delegated additionaJ repon:s1bi1ity to hi• subordinat< orr....... a continuation or his announced policy to serve mol't' as a Univmiry rrpresmcativt than simply a M!C11HI F. t1opldnai$UII ConlrltHitt~ Mic:hUI E. Sh•ttanl8u•INP M•n•;•t 'fiCt\ael, ~uta toi OIAdr•rtlt lng 'Suunn• FisCuSJPrOdliCtlo#t M•n•o•t uune Con•ayiPtodoetkut CindV llug~1!n1Ad>r. C.ootdln•ior bureaucratic adminlstrator. "lf I am &oin& to work effectl•cly op behalf of the University's ,,. S/>«trum •• Wf'"'ed by tile F._ta HWtpaptt Synd1Ce1e. LOt A"'Ot~ bud1er r<quot, devdop close liasons with federal, state and lo<:al politieal leaders, and improve relationships between tht Unim.sity a.nd the Western New York community, 1 mu.5t ~-able to devote a prepondcrance of my time to these priorities," the President told the UnivCTs.ky Coupcll las!. month, "'I am con~ that the c.han&es I have outlinat will be a sianificanr stride: in that T•rnn Syndlute, Collegiala Huoh,.. s.tri« Unatt:d f tltUtU Syndte~~ted direction .'' Tite SptiCtrum ott !us a.~elocil l eel In 82 Ha~timao Utnty, Stait U'"v..._.,,. and United Pless S'fJ"'dico~te. ~ovemsi!IO MIND-BODY. RELATIONSHIP WedJJuly 7 12:001 :00 p.m. Wed./July 21 7:~10:00 p.m. SELF HEALTH IN 90 DAYS Tues./July 6 6:()()..7:00 p.m. Frt/July 23 7:30-10:00 p.m. LEPRECHAUN'S VIEW OF NATURE wlthout 14e exl)feA oonsen1 01 IN EddOf·in.Chltl IS t:hldiJ' fOf~o.otn The $p«lrum..., ,ptil'\ted by Butlato HttWt9¥es.& loc , t310 S(nec• Sl. Su!fiJO. H..Y. ~L1t OAT Oet. t Nov. I • Ct.ua"Booln 7/U I 8130 7/22. 1111 1!12• 7/e 7/10 & 8131 717' 811 till o.e.• ..,, ,, r.. ... " I f I .. , .. • '• ' Thurs./July 22 7:30-10:00 p.m. SPORTS ·INJURIES poliCy 11 dtttrmlned by tM EOIIOI tn C"••t AepubltCil!Onl ot ..,..., m.ttt r he(t•n MCAT ' YOU ARE NOT THE TARGET 1982 Bultalo, N.Y. The Soec:UIIm SllJOent Pertodteal, tne.. ECI!Ionat T••• D•t• "" 1\'etaQtr: 10,000 ot Ntw YOf~ II &ultato. 34.3$ M11n Stteet. Buffalo. Ne.-Ycn 14214 fti9Ph0he!: (f 1~1·3&7& etUtofla!, (716)83l..)682. o.uitntts.-Q)pyuoN Ocl.2 Oct. 23 OcL 16 SAT SAT SttMcM to Studtilts. Inc. Clrc~alfon ()apite indic:aJions that a more massive restruaurina mi&ht br under way, Sample announced only three alteration•. first, the orr'" of lnscitutionaJ Studies will report to Vice President (or Academic Servica Robert Wasner. Serond. the Division or UnderJraduate Education (DUE), an amorphouS Slt\lcture tha.t is intended 10 h<lp coordinate aeadcrnics for UB'• 12,000 ondersradwues, will repon to Viee President for Aeadernit Affairs Roben RO$SberJ. And rinally, the Canadian-Ameriean Cenrtt. the brainchild or former UB Praident Roben L. Kelter. wiU be shuttled to the Off1te of International Affairs, which wt11 abo be transfer«! to Wagner. AEROBICS r,. Spfctr&mt it rel)feMf'lt.O tOt" na11~al adwnl:t:lf\Q b)' CommuNeatJon$ atd _.. GMAT GRE ~············································: ~ WedJJuly 28 3:004:30 p.m. STRESS MANAGEMENT THROUGH HOLISTIC HEALTH Tues./July 13 & 20 7:(1()..9:00 P:m. MINOR HOME REPAIRS FOR KLUTZES &: THOSE WITH NO EXPERIENCE WedJJuly 7 & 14 1:002:30 p.m. Alan C, Kaci\I~M. ..,r,. Editor Dtve Oobrt)'f'I#UAn Ol...ctot John Mun)I)Att OW.Ctot Gary StemrCotll'lput h.'' LSAT . ThursJJuly 8 & 15 2:005:00 p.m. Jon Oi•ttM•,.,Itf £cti10r UA W's dispute with Prentkc·H•U stems from the National U.bor RelatioDs Board (JIILRB)'s complaints apiJUI lhe oompany centerin& on anti..union activitJ.es. Charges range from unlawful threats of layoffs and plant shutdowns tO discrimalion against employees enpaed in uniob a<tivity. But a«ordin& to Univmil)l Bookstores Martqtt John Feurbom, there bas been little direct ~mpacc so far. ''This is the lint I've heard about," he said. "Not!Wy bas talked to me about LIFE WORKSHOPS1 Summer ProgTam offers the following free, not-for-credit mini-seminars whlcb a'i'e open to ALL 'members of the University comm8nity. Workshops begin J uly 6 . CREATIVE DRAWING No.I Setn Goocl<lllldlldl.-cl•M~ 250.000." "Feb!" ,~ Voi.U IFREEl LIFE WORKSHOPs-An Adventure ln Llvlngl Reglatntloo; 6S6-2808 lSC.peaHaU P1qJam 1uncW by DSA·SDPO. SA. MFCSA. and FSA. ~ Student Activity ~ ~...........•......••..•...•.•..........•...... Fee Waivers ~ are now available·for the 2nd and 3rd sessions. Applications are available in Room 111 Talbert Hall - A .C. These waivers are based on Financial Hardship. Deadline- July 19th �Student Activities Space A new ~ap Amherst union urged e? "It woll draw people in, It'll~ warm and luJb." In the middle of the louna<, SA suaaests that a a&rden be built with S<OIJ That's wha1 lh< uodcrJRdUate Sludent sunoundlnathe areenery. ''This Is Auoclatlon (SA) is pr~n& for c:..pen SO<Mtlolllf th< Academic SpuK lacks, it's all Lounae. consiclcml by many a JutlCie aYM. cooaero, therc'~ 1111unl," th< uar~ for Sludcm and facully habitaJioo. SA Prtsicknt aclded: .we ckcided 10 create a has ckvu<d an daborate plan to transform link bit or ouwde iNick. .. The , _ hope 'h< basan<ftt or Oopm Hall Into a vibrull that students will enjoy tb< chana< from thc area ror saudtnt •'hanain& ouc. •• usuaUy-clnb surrouodinp, apoc\ally durin& <fttmainm<ftt and &roUP ~«lalidna. YfinLer. Th< "udent co-nmmt, cum'l)tly "Whe-n h's snowina. ouuldc. this Jh1le hu already workln& on fundina piece or ...... provides an <s<ape... .-ivul a auard<d okay from th< Goldschmidt. an enaiM<rlna ~tudent, administration for its plan Whkh aims at uplalned. maklna the ar.a ln'<able. " Wo sa• a n«d fO< som• son or cmtnlloun&e racilty T he poruoo of the~, can. for a •her• a lara< <OIIifcpbOO of studcms ....,. tO be c:orutruded iD tb< ,., - . <0<11d ill and Wit, like Haas Louoao iA wh<rc the IJnlwnily IJnlon llcliv!tl<! Squirt Hall," SA Praidmt Co«<dl Board (UUAB) would~ allowed to Schachter rdated. prOJRm speakers, musical ocu or J»<<TY An Initial problem, aconrdlna to SA rtadlnp. Schachtcs said th< 11aac Idea wu Oire<lor or Sludent Affairs Norman tb< only one dir<'CIIy copied from Haas By ETH GOODCHILD Gol<bdlmidt, was th< temptation to touna•· Ellllor-rlf-Ciot(/ redalan Haas and eopy It cualy. Another At the same time. WRUB wiD be 1hm chaJienac wu to create that the in f...-Jon counter 10 play musk would no< 1o<e iu UJdiiiiDca .,..., wheD the from. The oclca of boildina a «fttrallted >1udent student ..,.ivities buildina is compkled or if Ool4ochmid1 said this clesiJIII *O<k tO oruoo on the Amherst Oompus bas been a union is constrUCt<d. on the Amhent salllfY tlor« diff.,....t needs, makona the ..,....S lo by the Unl..-nity Couna1 Oompus. Louna< accusiblc and useful tO all. • ubcommittec chara<d with p<eparina a "Pcopk wfll he able to lull walt throuah Armed with these rtquimD<'tlts, rqx~n for UB Prcsldent Sl<vcn 8. Samplc. and IIOP quickly, tb<y' U b< abl< tO sit and Goldschmidt set out to rc.clo the existing It has yet lo d«id<, howev<r. on the taUt ot they can can quiet spaco, the struaur... wilb a tluee ""'ed clesl1111 plan fadlity•a CXK1 contents or the propu (und fountain crditCS whitt nolK: for mud! or that oeruered on malin& it more func:liooaJ raisin& mc:thod. aod &IUXtht. "Ri&ht now "'t have 1 WJ.e it," he eaplalned. Robert 1. M•llolm, ..-ho is dwnnathe Now that the administra~ion bas aivcn suuawe thai is uni'cnaJIY hdd to be lillY a>mmllltt. $Old Friday tbaa hi> JfOIIP has ckcided that .,... antraltnd buildin& should oocvPYina a .,..... deal o r . _," Schac:bt.. the J04hald, SA plus to bqln a lund· ra~sina clriY<, heeawc the Unl..-nity docs .WCS.. ...Tbi.J 81 a time wbcu lhete tJ a br pun.UC'd. •·we art t.n accord lh&l one sbonq,c or very effectM «fttral....t not have any mooey to cnaaae in the f""ilitY ~hou ld b< oonstruc~<d alonpldc the project, whld\ it expected to coSt about spaco." llud<nt aaovitin bu11dlnJ," he cxplain<d. $j0,000, "11us focility be funded ... Thctc are many advencaa.es to aolna whh C apcil Loun,c: is coruickrcd valuable: uea entirdy by pnvatt' con1n'budon1 and 14t are only 00< bulldlna.'' loot ina into an .,.., that has not .been as il serves as an inJormal anter pOior or Sampk ..._<d the Uoiv<Wtl' C011nol to tapp<d >ufllcictltiY iA the past," Schachter the campus, conncctl.q the eandy counter SUrf a (OIIlmUt« fO D.lm.iM the bask said, noc 1111 tha• \"''""""e opoco>Orahip .. and lnfOO'IIlllioo desk •hll the Capes>. ~~VCJ~Ions Ol "he! her a cmtraJIZfd union IS ~ ........t ........,. and "hat M s~uld contaon. """' Nonon·Talbcn compla tbaa - The Prtsicknt added that he did - ...,, it should be funded &l)d it> locatoon. The only the UB odminUtraloa. but .....-al to set a pnadcnt of aud<nt mandatory studenl oopnizalions, food service and Prdidtnt watt aQtC~&Ciy 1nttftiled en fees P<IY'n& for eonSirUCllon projecu, and clelcrmonlna it> euoct role in rinina m with ocademiC scrvica. ohe pr<opOJCd !ludenl oalviti<s bull4in&, GoldJCbmldt's first coal was to dfminat< he hopn instead to concmtra\c dforu on lurina ouulde eoncerns to campus. lin the bars that surrou.nd the au ire area. Hii wlokh b slat<d 10 b<&ln thio Fall. artbt lou been cocrunissioned to draw thc Th< CO<IItnlu.. , rom posed or proposal eaJis fO< autilila Capm l.ouoa<. propooed r - i o n and 'SA wiU then ta_ke lowerina the stairs so tbll studcms eaonot Counal m<mbtts, is currently lool ina 1010 i& ...., Ooldschmldt'l •k<tthes 10 local on!)> hav< .w.r a«as but abo be able to tbo .,.... lypc or I.Ob~t thM lohovld be bu:oil>cs-. sil and rdu. The Dilly bon thai would buib and •hat '' ~ould contatn. " Wc"re "lf tat people oay oo. tbal we'll ask 20 tcmo!a iA lllar preaent sbop< ..oWd ~the ~~y~q tO d«idc •hat amcn11oa M ••II havc ..n. wc'U tcq> pluuina," the Ptaicleat as a student ...,,.. and as • Uruva>lty cimdar oaes 111 lh< m<ry ~ to be maintaitled. "It' s a student pro)CCI and we Ctrucr," Mollonzi said. notin1 that h< <00\'CfU>CI into a hancinl aarden witb a have lois offaith in it.'' Aoeoodin& to e:xpeces tht build ina to .suvc more: than juu waterfall . Goldldlmidt, If the nnanclna oomes "The drtular obj<d just braed for students. tbrouah ovcr the summn. a complc1<d water," Schaclll#r imiJied. "II wiU p'v< In thitliJht, the uodcrJiladval< Sludcnt project b poosible by .... b..lnnlna or the peopl< -..thin& 10 touch and A.sl«iotlon (SA)submiued Friday a Fall..-er. them to walt owr." Oolcbclunidt aar<ed: clelailed r<pott thar tiltl functions, dubs aod Uni•er~y ~ that ohould bt coou1oned lA a union. !t include. bolh ~ roo Uei...,..y JIOUPS and foo aaclelalc SttVItC$, Juch as Admiuloru and Recorth. financial Aid and Snodeol Aa:ouniJ. A rusl\ln& water fountain with lusciouJ .,..., su"oundinas in th• middle or urn pus? sour=. r.w -bn.. ....u wm ru ...,.,at Almoot 1\alf of its proposal is dn<ol<d to non ... ud<nt activity-· callina ror the brinalna totdher of maDJ oiY'KD eurr<fttly dilpen.cd throllaJ!ooat .... Aadanlc: S9ine and the Malo SIIUI Catnpuo. "SA bdiova tbaa they would be vaNablc _,., oa a u.l¥a>&~y Uaton. c:specially in bah• or •he rxs that the University has been unable to houJC thcs< imponant IICrVIocs In any <On'Vmicnt. central location.·· thc. r~port _.._ The SA l>fOPI)Yl COCII&ins a IWhJkdlw. racmtllon - · ... art pJiaJ. JIOCttY sta«, caf<1eria, ,.,... roo ampon Sl>«ttum pl'loto by O.tlid S. 0111v1o publications and oHI<cs for the uudenl aovernmcnu and Sub Board I. MUicxui dod not comrneat spcariCally on the SA proposal • .,'hidl had been droned in only t<'9 days, no<Jnathat th< Committt• still had Yf1 to heu frO<O .....-al campU> constku<ftft aroupr. But. he added. the buildina'• primary function would be for studcnu. "I ba•e the f.clina thatthb i> for thc <Nire Univmuy, althou&h primarily It ..m b< a student cent<r.'' Millcxui ma.ntOJned ''But the Un:"•CRil't is for SUJcknlJ. and we baw 10 aaomodalt tbrir ocecb and •~ •ilt.'' He added that the subcommllltt would conlin~o~t rnct'\U'I ,,.,..,h saudenl orpt~l71don' one! wa• pollfnathe faculty. MUionzi'J Commllte< has olrcady rt:ccived a detailed rt1)0M from I facult y Senate &rOUp, 1h.1~ cuUed rnponsn from uudcnt orp.a1UffonJ. That comtnhl« conduckd tlw • Unh<NIY Unoon should bo constructed-nnt to the plani>Cd >1udcnt -'"'11Y bu•ld•llf-tO be dcst&Md by a tul fO<tt. l n his charst co the Council sub."'mmhl~. Samplc rcqucmd that >e•eral dirfcr~nl fundina opllons ~ presented. A<CO<dlllJ to Millonn , the sub<ommmtt has made "no r~m~ ri«IS>Oft." H• .ud •has they had plan• to contact the ()q>ertm<tlt or Educ:Mion on Washin.aton D.C: to onqwrc about a loan 10 COVet the' C.'OSU. The bulldma •ould oost about $tOO a >quarc fnot to consttuct and SJO a fnot for equip.emnt. MillonzJ maintaJned. ••We tn\IJl clelermln< whether <tud<nLJ would paniclpa« in poyina roo •he buildlna and tbal rail< the fCSI by pub6c wboai111100," Mollonli said. "II will c:lrPftld on ho... tarae a strvctu,c ·~ •an• ro budd.." Schachla said 1h" a aumbtt or fundina SOUrct$ Wft't •vaif•bk' aDd added I h.lt uor ooUIW, wo'd love somcbody to but the bullcllna fO< UJ.'' A• for students poyina IO< the pro)ca thernsdY<S out or nsandaoory fu dollan, Schachl<r said that " Wt'd ha-. to sceltow all ~bllitla panDtd out.'' D<lpote runc~>na WIClCtUlialies. Mollofui remained optilllisllc that a cmtnlir:cd u,noon could ~ buill. "!'"' optimistic tllb facilily will co ahead," he Wet. " frCMII cvery iodlcallon wo have there ue •err encou-"'ina ti.ps.' • He ••P<as a rt'COIII..-atlon 10 b< on Sampk'• hancb by the br:aiMIAa or th< lchoolyev. no<ina that 110 has no - - .. 10 tile Prtsod<nt Wlll do ..;th the rcpott. -----OLD am IIlLI. INN----Yl•it tAU t4tlnalllf laa. ' '4107 Jlatlt¥• ~11H. Ui~t• (If"-' ~laib ftt ,_.. fl/ tM R.lllJi14.•'ltll cw,. NuMvou• priliOir.JIGI'fY ~ o~r 61) (iM tlltt~ """ plu,. olo autr llrMI {fOM &!JlS. 1»/Wdellli" dliOII Ml'ltk. NrHf'·,.~·"·· r'UICMI •oallo~. ...... - - - Ru~rvations Suggested -633-7878-8326 Main Street· _ T..... ,H• • <...- . N Y �.editorial thai the New Yorlo PubliC Interest Reoaarc:h Grouii(NYPlAG) snow groater accountability in Ita au<ltll AntJ wneo t~ cor~t'c>n toSllll htcuttw Ontcl«-lhe lndMckii i"Pt'•l'l\l.l•ly r•pCM'ts.tbte for O'f'efiM1"G lhe bUctgect and the cori)C)(Itlon-mauera Seize the moment !::"!'~'.::; ~'::"f~f~~~'::t~~~ ::u":!: ft Is bad n.. ACCDrlSinO 10 A.rmt'le1n. there w.n be hUJe et1ec1 on atuoents-Jull hiQher priefl1 • t.w les.s lS ~ t,.11ke. SB.t'1 vltel services will continue unaoatect, H IPPNJS. '' his plan wOJkS. Thl• east facl ts not guara.nteed IQC' Armheln'.s pta.n 11 a dar\ftg aeoounung • !«Mique that on tho rMI>OftSibrllly ol his aucces.sors tt 11 .,,. uttim•te:ty WOftt. And u -.. saw tut ,ut. ,,.. Is no oure bet Armheln and SBl 1\a.a .,...,riO a p<-11\at IOlems dlr.etly from lalt year~s e ~rceu" by the Boa'd ot ~or• and Ita top olflclol lolo<e Interest.., In 11an01119 on soap bO•H- !Mtentl'f oolltlellfng an apoiiUcao corpcwatoon-1....., with~·· tho gro<op al - SBo to ""'{t.MII lnlo tho grouml.llncone«ned with p<..,..,l -nO• t1n.eno;at management of SluOenl ma.n<Utort leet.. IM 0'01JP fatted to~ .any oonugency plaM tn ease us puma.ry l)pltOn lifted Tnus., SBI ••• not p repa'tKS lOt rne dip in Ht'IIPIJts tttat eame about In Maron wheel the tiUCS.nt un;on will oe In place shoftly, lhll will enable lho eorpcwotlon to hal.. I IlN-dy guidance. tl;_,lng 581 on more algnlflcant 10 Wee tern N ew York ttudents~ There Is ., d1re need 11 this eempus lor some klncl of 1-Ure-handeo actiVism NYPIRG. Wtlh Ill lltong g,_s....-ooll fnd pro&tvdenll approach ts uniQu!y lilted lor 11>11 kind ol OC*atton In a 1trne of rH&r1c\ed ftscal rnources. SA may Hnd ltHII unl.l)t.e to hmCI tOday'• groupt. a CioN lit w1th tiiS Mr"fk:eS-ofi.tnlll~ That didn't n a - In 1982 anG SBIIItnOSI 1 \112 1.:1 and the,..., two yeara .,,n De affecled t01 IN worM for it. Aod It tt keept up, the role of a1w01n11 tn nanotlng 1t*r own mandatory fH dlapersetMnl will be serlousely q . .auonneo ano poa~lbly reb<JkoG In otc»r to prevent funtMW. rnoft II lhll !I true, then NYPIRG-the mo•t preletllble QIOUP ·""""*-Ill havelo .-pliiM!'WorK within lhOH hQhl llscal pollei. .. Theft 11 one mon aile ro. .on NVPIAG """""'' lr>n<I"'V ano lllat ls i.,. M1rch rele<eNIUtn,ltl which stul)tntt '!OliO I>Y r .. t margin In ,, _ ol lho lobo!'•no caamaolno •euHt. " " llolo<d ol Dlrecte<a ohOY!<I r. . .aluot&.SBI. , _ eloMiy al ua 51ruch,.e and wMf Dadt e-.-en moct to• atd rts or;g1na1 •nten110n of «*1"10 tM aluoent ..mc.ea corpol"&t~~Can ano Clta~Mo agent. Ut• • •ttiOut • uniOn mat~es U 1 new Dallgame fro S81 aMI h mo}&~ rspooa In tlfnd. nol Juat wtth acounting magle, bUI with c'eatlve Idea& to upgrada utvk:es., rMke tr'IOfl acces.slt>'• and e"len eUmlnaate ~lor tor ,,._., m.tssteo• <lollat ts open! .,;\ut alter lhe prOject •• _ . . , . . , ws dOUbtful NYPIAG oovkt operate anyothef way. NYPtRQ must a)so compromise. h •hOuld maJI;e a sincere elfort to '"ake 11f locat operllk>nl a t UB much from S81 by rnea.na ' "" 'n.sure ceullon. respo~ltbii!IY and SBI woll - P"'/lno 11 UB won11 a NVPIAG cfapter, il apparantty will have ~Mith 581 HiS pten ~d.S. Jn CNlf, on hll SiJCCIMIOfl ..... ones. ~- running upendaturH and how 'hey relate to US. 10 accept the tact Hlll NYPIRG tun11t lndl~ld u.l protecta de ta.cto. through a c.ntrat New Yott~. Oty oU!Ca, prevenll"9 Ihe eorpotaiiOn lrom tonowing - • UCI> TransienCy rs a Iact ol hie in .,..,...., -nment An<l oc:c:uoonlll'f, IIOtnlllrr"pon"'bte _ , ., """' ,.,. toot uldl ot the corpot"lt~'s true tunctton. come to po.Thli os una"Oidaba.. being hoW willa opan Tllbert Hill D<Jllltico are. The only nopo •• lh&t lhiY can be p(lltecoeo ckrsed-movle prW:.S r.maiMd ,,. AJne. budgets went l)telong with the lou ol a ,..,..,ty"" wtloe11 111 YefY trvel1nood IUI'¥f¥ed Puuano aside ergument& OYet the rustness an~ .,.tjalty ot Ht eauM, the group felted to ac1 fn a reaponalbte •n tWin kMI. l)tOj)lte oc:culo<oetoe.tatlon$. AttnMk'l nat •mwect at a c:re.at••• t.nanc:.ng tecnntoue to --come SBI'I By -1011"9 Ita IQoquld ,., 'fWorth, M nas "•' seMce cutbKU to a m:iotmurn, •~~ goatantelng thai It *till be able IO koep paying bills. But Armh<eln'a moves do not aolvt t~ 1ea1 problem unAdtu$led. p.aYfotl wasn"'t cut In thOrt. no .atrat.,gy was 1.,. - • l i o n SBI, ._,ne """"""'· .,.now On tno other hand, NYPlRG'o con1ontlon lhot thl8 Is not alwoya posslt>lo. eii>OCIOH-rf<>o a Slal•wlde organlzallon I• el$0 plausible. '!hue naecls, mull aloo be meL SOfM special conslcleratlons 11\ould be made lo< lho loi>Oyong group, a1 tong u IIIey are lair eno p<ovoOe SA "'"h ampl<o " accountoblllty" - • l)ttalted lltl ollt• contuston reigned Hopefully, a a~rono Executive O(rtctOf 1 -.use ,.,.,. IS oololtle conlln"lty aMI It Is good ~>eCa.... the ao ....,,uall'f deiWt. lu•"'V us an "'"" " " - 1o< a t>eliOI cmp ol olfld61s For S..b 8o.IIG 1 (SBI). this par..,.,• could not be more relevanL aerv.ces corDOt"atton-lhe noble ••.,...~men• lhlt PfO~-l~es this campus with e¥etYihlng flom l~k.els to concen-s. be.aJih lnturance to rttumas, aocou,llng aervk:es to • ' ectvlee-hncts ltHH OMply In debl. wilb Treasure< C.OI Ar,.,..n projectl"9 a l)trocio ot upwanls ol 510.000. manfJer wMo 1\ eatM to ill most ce-ntral 11 1 talt ON, as ~ tt& need lor a mofe locanr-ouented activit' g'oup. These neldl mull be met. wotM ned. Thl ~ of ra Uon&llty waa gone and By lis nature, student -rnmtvt ~ UB ls!llghly Of~~!z!;~:"is not •• ''IJnclear:' 15 SA Pttstdent Cordell SChachter cfeims. The argument that 1 amaU percentage of atudtnts actu•HY ~oted doesn't hotd walttr. The same "*" numbef eJected a PfHidlnt. a treasurer and a Save tbe PIRG The probfem with having a clear cuL oplnkH\ on tr.. NYPIRG lunding - l o lhll bOth p<otogonlsl$ oppear lo to our.-~~ represtnlltl~tt to bc'lng thlt'n blck. And lf.a up to NYPIRG to comcwomtse em • tate aceepta.bfe methOG """good pointa. The Siudent Alsocltlloon(SA)'I roqunt Proud students feedback yhiS ,,., .... JenlcJns ,., h« ..,.;c. ., r~ tttKiry• ..,.. ' " ' t1een oM or the r•nons tor thl& suoc::.ss end altOuld be' gi_..., • EOitCH we "'" ro '"''*'' I(Jft •rtl attd ~,~lOT ltudent ol the , _ .,,._,~ In • pr~lou• ~XUIIiort. R..ftld to thot a collf>ge/rH>.-.Jor ~Mil 'fNid- _,., _ , . . . , ,...lt _ l l l l i g f t . - drploma, .,.,.,.,,. rooar /;ftC ,,_,.,.._. o.ng,g tnetr hNds ag<~l•sr ,,_ p-ola/ ·~~c~o Protr>tUt m1de to ,.,r Jlfldenfl tJJ•I ,,.., Mfd WOI* at ulf/ti«<Jt~a ..,N oe rewarr.»t! lit bOUt llitUtte.MI ~~~~ 1/WI arnot liMa I UU.IIKIH>It &Hm 10 btt __ •ord• maft ot emPtt From • JOCHIIy bO•atlttg •n .COIIOirJ.f Wit/t lfK;IHHd daftcJ,. _,.,_, IN:I'N.-1 u,.,.piOymM~t. end too IIIVIY ~ pndw,_, ,...,ng IMifl" own lufll/1,.,.1. 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Me ..,_ ·- "' 1~1 1"111- I - .-Jftll ... ·. t601 ..., ,. . . .._ _ _ , . . , a fMJrO• . . , . . ., , . ,.,.,_ ,..,_,...,., ol a~lll,.l (10 . ,, - ·111111 .. ...,._ _ , t o .. ., __ .,.,..........,.attollltl ,..,,_IIIHI,..._ _,,...___.,..._ ,_,.._ --,.~-- or ~J. ­ S./IaiOf, CMB �Terrorism and labor integrated in Three Brothers,-by liz Petrino Through the story of three 'brothers and their family, I have tried to speak about all of us, our life, death, loneliness, the old and eternal values that we all carry within ourselves and the forces which threaten them; but of our need for trust and our hop_e as well. F RO§i, talians -likefB(ICfi,SCO their politics like they enjoy their espresso-thick and hot. Just finishing a long stay at the Amherst Theater. Francesco Rosi's new film Three Brothers successfully integrates the caffeine-jolts of modern terrorism and_ labor disputes with a lyrical exploration of tt)e homecoming of three brothers at the death of their mother. As one can Infer from his statement, Rosl deals with life's most elemental forces-love, death, age-and then some. By the end of the movie, Rosl has explored or at least touched on quite a few major problems In Italian psyche and society, division to family, nation and self, with the aforementioned elemental forces, pivoted throughout A tall order, for sure; however, the movie progresses successfully desp;te its often sharp changes of mood and suoject and the occasslonat sense of storyline overdose. Rosl chaml>ions neither Vlolent change nor social reform; he simply admits these I 1 forces and more in an Imagistic depletion of Life with a capital L. He presents "the old and eternal" pitW against " the forces Whlc~reaten them" honestly,yet always tenderly, often with a wistfulness that recalls only the vague memory of a dream whose all-consuming vigor and intensity has passed away into the depth 1 t-....,.......__._ _ 1 dreams SlOt about social reform or sex as do brothers Aocco or Nicola. Instead, he Imagines his own murder In rustl,hour Rome traffic by a band of wild-eyed terrorists. Frightened but morally unmovlftl, he stands firmly in favor of stringent punishment for terrorists, even at the expense of the lives or a few witnesses or • !~;~~~~~~~l of the night. D reams. in fact, pervade the character's lives; they reveal not only the Inner sympathies and concerns of the characters but Imply also the chaos of a country which absolutely necessitates escapism or utopian aspirations. A judge in Rome, Raffaele (Philippe Nolret), and lifestyle. His politics with unflagging dissatisfaction stems not earnestness. Rosl, a only from difficult working Cannes award·wlnnerwho conditions but from the won the French Critic's condescension and prize In 1980 for his renown "coldness, frigidity" he adaptation of Carlos Levi's senses In the north. Rosl Chrlst·Stopped •t Eboll, smartly picks up on his uses native resld~nts here split consciousness: once for small speaking parts separated from his alongside his actors. Not hometown. he cannot . chaos but unhindered, retur~ and finds peace natural conversation nowtiere. His frustration follows: the result is prosecutors. Justice has Its easily translates into anger, veteran deliveiy with a price, he reminds his and from anger to the spontaneity fostered by coliegue; and deterence is desire for quick change. untutored, often essenllal In a much tessLike his brother Rocco Improvised, dialogue. than-ideal judicial system. (Vittorio Mezzogiorno), he Most outstanding Is His brother Nicola better world but envisions a long·llme actor Charles (Michele Placido) disagrees. one more praotloal-not Vanel. whose portrayal of A factory worker tri Turin, 1 ' just" according to current the Gutranna patriarch Is he typifies not only standards. not morally something to study from. dlsatislled labor but the cleansed. but one which His racked visage and southern worker at odas would secure a bit of self· bewildered expression with northern management esteem for the Industrial embody the physical and worker in any number of spiritual desltutlon of old Identical apartment blocks. age; deprived youth, the Yet even this dream future and now his Wife. he seems unattainable; near too withdraws Into his the end of the movie, 'flosl dreams. While walking momentarily leaves his througll a field, he Imagines objective lf humanitarian seeing his wile stroking a, stance with an ironic rabbit, but she dl,.ppears comment on Idealism. In within moments. His btows the movie's most effective, furrow. Illusion or surrealacene,Rocco,a reality-which is which? somewhat pious reformer Rosi seems to Intimate that who runs a.home fOr one can never secunt the juvenlfe delinquents, answer, either in eelf or dreams, of a group of society; he simply accepts children sweeplrog up a the cosmic shell-game with floor strewn with guns and a European submission that hypodermic syrnges In the stops ahort o f cynicism. He sh.aow of the Kremlin and leaves us finally unsure of the American dollar, while anything bUt the puslons he presides like a firebrand ol humanity of his people; savior over the whole, yet his metNtchoty Is absurdlst mess. strangely heartening, and be seems to allow lor the T he entire cast of ThffHI posslbillfy that law, anger Bf!ltl!er• Is excellent; each and idealism may someday membltf, even the most mash to change ancl rouse lnc:onaequenttal, conveys us. blinking, into the tight bm1d of life. 0 1 a more perfect world. """ IJMICIIil ���Ill HEAR 0 ISRAEL For Gems From The JEWISH BIBLE Unisex Haircutting Men and Women Perms _ all 875-4265 Hair Cut and Blowdry Land" outshone fellow no The great thing about spring nukers Jackson Browne. Linda (when lovers fling and birds Ronstadl aod James Taylor, take wing) Is the swing that INDIA BOUTIQUE who each played two or three music brings. People 3184 Main St. numbers thai we'd all heard sing-from Bing to SUng, and 3216 Main Street Buffalo N.Y. 14214 832·8032 before, note for note. everythi ng In between. (Granada Theatre Sulldlng) Back In Buffalo at Main and Without further ado, lhen, a Hertel, J ingles, formerly best quick .glance at some recent known lor Its free popcorn. five showe The Nlghtcrawlen debuted now has live music several at Stage 1 In powerful fashion, nfghl a week. We caught the 1 Fema there. Mark Freeland kicki ng out versions of • was his usual jovial self; gullartst Bob Kozak' s old ba.shlng hls' bass drum. holding Jumpers tunes (Including up pieces of paper between classi c rave " This Is II") and numbers. with "Thank You'" Sale ends July 10 set eraJ of his new songs scrawled In crayon, drlnl<lng boasting ex.J Scot Michaels 837-e344/1132·2075 blistering leads. And, o f and talking wlrh the audi ences 3234 Main StrHt Expires July 7 • Open 7 Claya a wHk I Hno. Mon • sat. when he should've been course. the man provi ding the Nut to Main SL Campus 832-6666 II am · 10 pm I playing. The band played thei r ~~!ii~iiiiii~~~ Bi g Heat was non other than now l egendary sone " Go to a I HaT~~ub~:,Sd oc~~~~~~~~~· Party (and Act like an • • • • • • • • • • - . li ttle tighter and thel tsln.Ger Asshole)" and everyone went I Ex pires 7/7/82 seemed to Pll!rot R. Sullivan's Hoors: home happy. Monoay· I vocal style a bit too much but Finally, very old Britlsll Bluesman John Meyall came Saturday 10-9 1 the Nlghtcrawlers show much Sund8y 1Ni potential. And are &treacly one to Melody Fa.ir wi th his original Bluesbreakers Mlck Taylor, of Buffalo's best R'n' R SAVE 10% on any BOUTIQUE INC. ensembles. John McVIe and Colin Allen. Taylor displayed his Ex-Stone LP or CasseHe from Meanwhile. up at the New ReleaJ~es Horseshoe In Toronto Richard considerable wares while • our LARGE used Fleetwood Mac's McVie and Thompson tumed in a Hair Cut 100 • $"4.99 album section on Allen (who'll played with Rod spall<ling performance. Once a Rick James · $5.99 Stewart and Focus) proved a key member o f Fairport our Upper Deck Convention. Thompson showed solid predictable, through REO Spee_ d wasi_on • $5.99 .- U rg~ Used L P. &. occa.sslonally boring and why Critics and Those Iii The cassette Section Upstairs Know heap prai se 1>n his 11111"r monotonous (alter all, this Is \... Lt.l Now • We Poy CASH lor yo~r t he electric blues!) mythm playing and sopgwriting skills. Useo L P.s 0< Cassettes J VC, CQ·LK, Walkln' Cass;it e wl Dolby $179.95 $139.00 section. Maytaillooked healthy Drummer Dave Manacks Or Samora li_AM·FM Walld n' Radio wlheadphones Now $39.00 and energetic for a vllry old proved a malch ror Thompson Trade Them For Any man, his vole. limited and a In restraint, taste &nd poWer. Lo west Prices • JVC " Biaattr5" MeJcnanr:hse In the Stote lad weak, nonetheleS$. Still the Shoor Out rhe Lights (HannlbaQ Is the new and lhrlll of &eefng·t hls reunion ol a most important and highly recommended album. influential early '80s band Sprlngst"n stole the Conlpl;te T-5111rl Sh09 plus Button• provided the swing that spring shoW wi th an·accoustlc guitar Postets & GHt C.,titlcates brings. · and a harmonica i n NYC's ' \ • LeHer.ng and lranstetln_g • Hats Central Park. Playi ng at the • Roc-k St•t T·Shlras • Sho rts Disarmament RallY. his pared - Bob Schoolay down V8t'SIOn Ol "Jiromised • ~~· ·CHAIN'S f\.oJ..ets ----------------------~ luniversity Donut & Sandwich Sho~ I : I ~ I Buy one Bagel with topping and geJ the 2nd at ¥2 PRI~E! l ! Dresses 10°/o Off ".e. ·------------------~---J ~~ ~RECORD COUPON * * * a,_ GOlf &GAMES $5.00 RECIEVE $5.00 worth of FREE TOKENS with the regular purchase of $5.00 worth of tokens Eqirn July 7, '82 �UB bikeway crawls forward The latest step in reaChioa an end to the inJu<ampus biktway controversy has concluded with along th.e routes. UuJe progress towaro approval of the Amhttst·Main Street route. A hearina hdd June 21 10 proponeniJ lbrou&houl the series of public beariDI$ devOted 10 the project with 'the loss of parkina .space ctrtainly less an abslract dilemma. Flve r- <boulders will ~ sectioned off alone s....., Home Road with an accompanin&restriaion on parking in this &re"a.. dtscu.is the volatile subject or parkina restrictions-whieh the residenls say will ~caused by the bikeway-was a displlY for "a lot of verbaae" ~coor<lina to Amherst Councilperson Lynn Millane. AI present. the siam desianating the path of lbe S240,000 project have been approved for connnKtion.Ho~ . rocd homeowners h.ave continuaUy voiced their disapl'roval or the project char&ing lbat, In addition 10 the loss of parkin& spaee, the increase in bike uaffic would ~ aalO!llpanicd by vandalism and lillcrina. They claim the bikeway wiU Lower the value of homes The elaim or vandalism tw ~ disputed by bikepath Th~ has s1rinaency of these C'onditions )'Cl 10 ~me ooaent. rdatiw:ly meager d'utnce of the ptoposal not passlnc lbe town board. On the hut vote the bikeway propo<l<ion was ncpted by IWO <OUn<il mcm~. But ultimately, •he CJipiAined, the wci&ht or tbe matter lies ln the hand> of Erie County, u the conttovtnal stjlllcnt of the: palh, from Sweet home to Maple is a oounty road. .. The mOM we can do is make recommmd.ations co the. county, •• MUiane said. "They make M illAn• suaaested parking problem may not ~ u widespread as the residents ~ve. Said the CouncUperson, "I've driven aiona that pan of the roure and it only loou tike about five ltouseo will ~ affected by the rwrictiono." Funhermore. she aUuded 10 the decisions.-- · The finol town bcarina on the mallet. perhapo 10 appease lbe a.nary home owners. is .-cheduJed for JulyS. But otherwise the a:nindlpenon implied consuucdon oo the p>lbway •bould ~cin on schedule. in the Spring or 1983. race thai cherc looks 10 be a -David CfjakD Legislature votes to override Carey SUNY veto meat!$ By SETH ALLEN nectSSit)' 10 act SUNY the money. Carey Vetoed a •imilor SUNY package when lbe Lqis\11urc passed this year's bud&ct in April. Senate ~IY Leader Warren M . Andenon and Assembl~ CiJyEditor Salvation may ~ on the way for ~ as lbc A.sembly voted late Monday 10 ovcr..-idc Governor Hu&h L. Carey's veto of a hiaher education restoration package. with thtSmaJe expecled to foUow suiL h took the As.sc:mbly Ovc minut~ to over·ridc the vtto, Which roiscd by SJS million the bud&Cl$ of State Uoivmity of New York (SUNY) and City University of New York. The bilh are m<lUll 10 bead off firinp of employee>. Accordina to AlbAny .ources, Lc&i>latiw leaders made an arrangemc.nt whereby the vttos would bt over-ridm in the Senate if the Assembly voted fint. AI press lime, Senate action wu imrninenl. Amherst Republican Jobn Sheffer said Friday he l})lnu the l..egis:lature WL"U over ..rick the veto but warned that the Governor ml&ht somebow allempt to impound the fundi and forbid lbeir expenditure. Sllrffer Said the L.qislature hold> public hi&hcr education 1 as 1 lop priority and theffforc has no alreroative than to override: the veto. "I have a strof\J commitment to the State University of New York (SUNY) and 10 this money and we arc aoing 10 puoh until it is reinotated." He wd that <he L<&islaturc would uy ooun aclioo o.- any Olh<r Speaker Stanley Fink a1 that time threatened 10 override all or Carey's vetO.., but backed down after the Governor waroed tlal he would nullfy lbe entire budaet by refuolna to c:rnify lhat it is in balance. The difference t.hb time is lbatthere is a bud&« for ne~1 year already in plaee. lqislative leader• ''owed 10 11temp1 to restore all tbt bill thai Carey vetoed, includinJ the SUNY restoration package. "We tltlnl< these proararno are imponanl 10 the quality or life In this Slate ... Fink was recently quoted as Jayin&. Budget Oinoctor Mark laWIOn differed notin& that the L.qislaturc's overrides will throw the budact out of blllanc<: .. They (the l.qi.dature) will drive us into a dcrtcit . '' Carey bas said~ wiU raon to hiring freezes and layoffs lo reduce any dctu:IL UB'• buds<~ fO< n..-1 year is around S 130 million, or which two mOtion is pan or tbt SUNY res1oration pack:agt, Vice Pruident for Finane< and Manaacment Edward Ooty ..ld lut April wl*n Carey Vtloed a similar packaae. Univeroity Prcsid._stcven B. Sample said in May that Sl .7 million i.o Warits would bt required to prevc.nt what Doty termed I "'reduction Of J00 people" nat year. The possibilily ls about .. so. so~· ror an override. Vice- President for Ac:adcrnic Affairs Robert R ou~a said. He noted th.ar it most likdy would not m.aucr anyway because the Governor-alona with the Division of the Budact (008)-huthe authority 10 refuse 10 spend money, even aner II is appropri11ed. Rossbera said that then is somc- reallocadon aoin& on within the University i~Jelf, as Wdl u 11t01 in SUNY Central. He ..id tlal there ihould not ~ any layoffs of faculty during the upcomlna ochool year. but some: support pe<>Onnd who leave may not~ ~laced . "II is aolnato ~a tou&h bud&ct year, but we think that -.e can 1« lhrOUI)I it wlollout m uch paiD," Ron~a F ink and Andenoo must each lbe bud&ct is · warned. ootina lh~ sucressive yean wiD experience b!Jhcr bal.anccd after an,y spendiDa biU is puled, .. Wdl .. when a levels nr "pain." budact is Pl"((l. and both ilY il wiU ~ balanccd ,i(l~e SUNY Cenual it aoin& lhrou&h 1 real.location procas that could pc>Wbly brioa UB another S6SO,OOO, Satoplo LcaiJWure overrides all the Governor'• vctoes. "We believed the budict when we passed"lt," Andmon said. recently ..-plalnina that $1.1 million ~yond 11\a1 w0<1ld ~ needed 10 avoid the l.oyoffs. "(Tho S6SO.OOO) is a told Tilt"'"" York Times. "We ~lievcd there wore . :rury coou&h revenues. And that is our current position as well ... lont way rrom solvin.a. our problem." \r It's Hair at PALMER 'S BEAUT Y SALON 'I •Aeukef" Cefttet • Ear Pt&rci,-.g •Unlperm • Stun Cate 'I Student RDtts Prteision Cuu by AnthCNty 3234 Main St., BuHalo, N.Y. 14214 83&0777 on the Beach Swday, July 4th With Special Guest Actor �LEj -r: _ ·Student Discounts· S8 Wash/Cut/Blow-dry BACKSTAGE HalrOellgn __, liSE,..._ A_ _ MAPS.GUIDES·ATLASES All kinds · foreign & American ~ Topographical · Nautical Charts SHIP SHERIDAN-HARLEM PLAZA 839-3888 Mon. · SaL 9-6 p.m. We also have 200 kinds of boxes llllttolo. N.Y. NYPIRG P'WC$ ..wi1b 1\)in& colors:• She odclcd thot .. ,..e uy alliS ~._ an itcmiml contract but ther< Is some ae.ncraluattoa. •' Tbcx ameraUalions octur because NYPIRG docs not know exactly whc« nth bud&«cd dollar is coin& to ~ opont ul>tll ann the project b compl«ed. Conu1ock said. She odclcd thol the probl<m ocaan beaw>c the b<>d&«S art dcackd bcfo.-. ll>c school year bqins but proj<cto- ..hicb mll1l be a~ by NYPIRG•o ~•« - - · voted Oft durina the school )'HI. al•' • contlnu.,lrom PIO• 1 other ochool in.,...., York Is havina the '-dina prob\ans plaauln& u~ cl\aprrr, o'lrdma "you havt tO owondcr why we're ~natroublth<r< ... " T hcrt is a history of ant;. NYPIRG Kntimcnt at this oehool;• she e>q>laincd mmil>a to the oppooidoa of UB adminlstnttO<s to NYPIRG. ·.....s I rhlnt tlus has inOumctd tbcir th!ntina.·· ScNodtttr YOicod his doubu about fvl>dil>& NYPIRG by ~iooil>& tbc comoiiurncrn or UB studmu to ll>c orpniutlon. [ltdiNII said he reds he has not Althou&h a reftr<Ddum supponil>& beat &<Ilin& strailhe aruwm from rhe aisttn0t of NYPIRG was passed by a 4-1 marain in the NYPIRG. T~ slnct Mil)' same ~ion thai INit< him NYPIRG El!OC\Itrvc Dircaor prcslden1 Sdlachtcr said thai it is Donald Ross has uavdtd to .. UI>Ciear from the Will' they (the Buffalo to nqol~te the contnocr ~uclmt<) voted that they wanted but Friedman ..Ud rllat these mctdnp ~ ••not so produalvc. them (NYPIRGI : • Ht said thai if 1he uuckn1s had to vote on a Wt dJdn't anythil>& dol>< ... clollar t&Urc for 1\tnds for • The tr<asum erlrlciud Jtou and NYPIRG be believed thai the NYPIRio.f,<w)bcin& n~~~tj>usin<S>· me(:~ uthe:f h;y 10 e:oov._t me, orpn.izadon "would &et less than they n<cc~:• sell. they should jun tcll. •• NYPIRG initially r<quested an Wbilt notin& that he clocl not mine! NYPIRG•s prc:scn« at UB if inCTUICcl specific dollar allocatioo but the El«1ions and Credentials they commit rhem>dvcs 10 local projects Friedman qu<11ioned his commiute ruled il uncorucitutional. _ desire 10 ll&n • C9nlract ror ne.Jt1 AsKrt'n& thll tht- maltt'f is not year '"""" If tht orranlzatlon limircd lu ,..,..k to Burrolo . ..We nniJhed. Comstock. saW that don't likr to deal on promises,·· NYPIRO will continue to nqodatC" in ••calm and m.aturC" ht aplail>Cd. mett:inas when we can lf't h ovn Corn>tock araued that .. they with al>d talk scruibly:• She is don •t hovt clUICI control C![ the ccnain thai there 11 ••some monry mor>c)' aod thi> ICaiU tbc1!i,•• and odclcd thot theft art other r<asons to ~ foul>d al>d ,... can &tt a for SA •, .,.. ,m•....,. to rul>d CQr1tract oa~isfactory to both of u.s." NYPIRG. Sht lWC1tcd that no F STUDEttT CLUB SPECIALS - ... - Mondays· Foot Longs $1.25 Wednesdays· Baked Chicken $1.60 Fridays • Fish Fry $1.99 We Now Ha~e Curlique French Fries *"' r ...Concerts ... Parties ... Dances ... Low Summer Rates 1st Jump Course Only $55.00 at Wyoming County Parachute Center, Inc. Includes: Group Training - Equipment "From Boots to Helmet" - Airplane Ride to 3000'. 1st Jump Certificate Upon Completion of Jump. No Hidden Cost Involved!! 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''"' Mto~llU· •1 IN: lOCI Of Wile MC C..ll 1"36-2801. D1 -.t..O U. t5 CIC*'lto9-'t tO ••O•t.I .. IOf ,,....~.. f. ~fE ~·· ~ trt[lll!t*J&ll1 ~=~=~~= ,.,..:la9f•~'~'"~'...,'$.1o J-------------------~----1 JQIP. WOM$CS15Clpllla ,., NO UCU "=====;:::::;;•••••~~:~••••;:z:::::~•:; f ,, eoof\.$o••;jOttoet tty '"" s ....o..,~ o t P.oqoarn ot t'lt' a.,.uc:.altOI'I HiLA. SIZ£ Af.rfUOlAAJOR ""'''"' 1fMlft lOt ~...mn.• lft¥ol•ts~•·"'•'"""''"$ CorltKl .;,.,..,. •••, . )067 .......~,. PHOTOGAAPME.R 5Uto:5 slim ""'"ct••~> _.illl\ai'IIOt "O"'••IIrJ-aM)-f'l.16- 1.7 em nOtSWANllO ~C.UI.\4 2~ tlCiott. RO() U W4Htl D l fURN lS"-10 1Hf'U atDAOOM "P611.PIMI �·backpage;sports Athletic upgrade proposal presented to Sam le faciliry a key in any b)' a Scace Uoiversil)' orNe"' tltat UB hod York (SUNY) Trustees policy. Ae<ordins 10 improvlna it\ athletic.s. pr01Jam . AI the Esposito, ftn:ancial ilid can be gi-ven onl)' on (amC titnC, lht' ~uppol1 Of Chc Pftstdenl the bas•s of need and thh could rcsnio S«n lb rritk~l. program, a UnhrrsitJ·•ick conw.iu« h.as t«tnlly r.ublbiued to Sampk a broad ddail<d p<opos.al to vperodt u..s athk<il: offmnp. US's dfons. ••To M compttitt~to one ma.s1 be compantivdy ~ual co what Other $Chools at"f' onm~ ••• MtJIO said. Esposho ~·ouJd sa)' only chal tht> propcnaf uaddrnsa" ch~ .scholarsh1p QUt'$ltOn and nOCed lh.at pressure (rom SUNY Prnidencs could ronvince the Trust~\) alter this policy. But, he added. il was- up fo Sample to decide whether or 1)0l 10 s;ce-.k. a chuac. A th1rd prob~ for the Univeaily is lhto AJrho~ cu.rrcndy in Nf:bnuka, Sa.ple i5 np«tni m rnum bieT a.ex1 moM.. ro d...,...,, .......... with. •ilk "'""'.,.. c~ituraa kf'ore- rnaUic a rmat dtcbK>n. A«ordi,. "' ..,..,..... thr l'laioknt ""' been p.-«:stMtd with a variny e( opc.iom to unpro~c dlle Pf<)l.r am• ..._. daailtd - - lio< fuad ....... - arwncl r..uiaM< S... ""'' thr tlirr..... ways for r-. .,.. ...-.. <~~alllia&pbfts oo athk<il: """""'· Currcntl) all of UB"s lnru-coUqja:tc - athk<ic tcam>-<J~«P< for Divi$i<Mt I bo><ball aod Divisio<l II h«t cy-<:e>mpcte at th< Di>ision llll<vri. Thr -ire p<OCfatD. <Acq>l f11<\11ty >abri<>. is paid ler by th< undergraduate Sludau A»o<iaaioot 4SA). ~jd thai W~ )'OU can haw an in5tilution v.-hh p-ea1 acadctnta. and great a1hlctics." bp<»-ilo exclaimccl. "Steve sample has ~ rha1 you can do 1.h8l ..,irhou1 s.acrifki•&· The can li-1. e ••o hanaon10w1). •• He: added chal Sample'$ pmence aod suppon has li(ted th< D<panrwenc 's hopes. ••our people arc ' 'tf'Y muth r.xci1ed about his tttatements. wilh his ~uppotl thinss wiH taprovc," the dlair spe-culated. ··a thillk lte'll have a trC'I'Kndous. impact, aU tht people ! 've .spoken 10 are dated and C'3A 'l r<quin:mcnts Kt ronh by the NCAA. .. Even if the President said tomoncw. 10 go ...-ait 1o.saan.·· ahead,""' couldn'c do it," Esposito said. *"Thtrc would br commitmt:nts t.o mf'tt. ~e • As ror .nude:nlS acUin& ovcr·k>oked i• tht -o,od. O«<rdin& to Es1>05ito, ""'Ould have to 10 lilroug.h OiVIs,oa Jt push ror au fmPfOvcd s pons pcoaram. Is &at< r«dpu. "'t pmrnt UB student> are firs:a.'' Muco .said due since s1udeot.s f1111d the P.cn (rtt admif3ion 10 al\ athldk e"'CGU. Th< new rules set ronh by the NCAA an: prosram they would noc tK roraouen ud bul Esposito noted that many inMitulions incendr4 to ensure t:hat irutit utions E$posito maUnalned that .studmt inlaCSI'S: • «e sreaoly aid<d·by such rC"<nU<S. There attempril!c to uPif'lUlt arc prepared 10 would b< toltSid<r<d. was. no word on whether c:Mrsin.J sc.wdcms handle cllle: LraDs.ltion. Thus UB would Sch.athtcr said he cookS conceive of admission would b< pan ol tb< plaa. probib~ be pot in a "lloldin& panera .. sc•denu beina excluded from the dec:ision U B Alumnl As.sociatio. Dirwoc William cwo or rlwee }urs. Muto added. makins process. but h< promised that SA Dock said that a muSlvc (und·raiscr was would ••lobby hard" apirut s i.!Ck pan o r <be plan, but strnsed thar: local T he r-th question has ~ady 1>«11 t.ti1hment. "We are In ravor of any comm•iry suppon i1 M'C.'CSSa.Jl ..,. any sol•ecl ., the conapl<tion or the - . , ; poeposa) chat will incr...., lh< qotalily o4 propoW co ~ ''PTivlle fund JaJiins i.s -•-wllh consc.,.,.;..,. •latell ... tqi• cempaition aadlor illCreasc lM aumbcr or c:r•:cal." h< said. '"We need buoinc>s as on l'llase ll "anYI* new," liOCOfdina co tam~ in te>mpetilion. •• he added. wei .,. alumni." Til< Dir«<or .......... th>l Vitt Pr<Sid<nt r.,.. Facilities Planninc John Th< President noc<d chac SA .,oulll lie t~ alltamn1 wrn alwi')'S chr lin~ .Jf'OUP co be Neal... A fllcilicy is . . a problem," "<PPin& up its promotional efforts ia O<<icr LO anran more anmr\on and fan1 lO a.1s tnaintairt«l Wlo<Jo til< AhlniAi ~ ood said thai tb< - - ·• <plllky would b< ad ~~ fiiCIO< in ......... is comp6nccl, il wil b< .. r- • and' Royals pmes thi> <Omin& year ,.;,h or Cadlity .. anyelooe ia tiD coWIU)'." wirhouc a.n upsrade. &dt ... ~ Ano.h<t 4 !n f<""-Y 1911, a >dm <ommitl« ra:Of'll.mf'Ddfd to lhc:n Unh..euily Ptc:sldenL Robm l . Kcll« that lh< Uohcrsiry uperad< athk<il: .,....,_, . . . ltaskt-tballlh< ..,._".,...or tk ,.._.r. Altho..,. >dlcdultd to b< ~- io or .... __ 1984, Ketla <lm<kd 10 ...,.e til< *Osiee to h.i:s SI.K'C'ao50f. Whitt ma.til:rc .. e:tlft!CKk ....,. ''Kt!lct fte'lltr came OUI and 01 .............> p<OO<<OCI,~- iodi<a<d l><ood '"""""lor a - w- Sample on athletics: "A thlettc. cma be oery imporlont to the miaion of a unioenity. It "F irtt.. it can improve the ~' I come in with a quality of under~rodtUJte oery open mind. But I con olio be oery detrimental to ttudent life. . . Second, it con qrtainly come into IM _iob the u~ivertily. lt'l hord to ta/1 complement and enlu!nce with oery pollilioe about in~ athletica and student recruitment.'' ·er~u. " ~~-" -October 1981 - Mav 21 1982 - October 1981 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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GRADUATE ~ STUDENT Re!.flatch Gtant apphcaHons a1e now ....~vatlabte "' the GSA olhce. 103 T-albert, AC. Granting level tor MastPr and PhD Ca!'ldldatu, up to S200 ond $325. respec t•voly ON LY 5 SPOTS LEFT on 1973 FORD PINTO, tel'obte Schus$tpe•s1ets' S~' HIP to Sugat~ transpori.IIIOn~ 30 MPO.' $150 00, bush, vt.. Januafy 11~22. ''982- ~lso . caJI any11me, 636--5232, must sen. space I& available tm ..out h!p"} to Sleamooat. ColOt.ldO. aoo l•"e TIRES! Two 878-1• anowstw ums, Plaetd. NY. Stop In toom 7 Squue o• call 689-0336 alief 6 p.m . call 831·3591 fof more mloftnatiO'l , MOVING? Need a couch? $ellen Run10mbe1. s.lilt club prM~cs '*ftll Joot. ~ceUenl condltlon S50. not be honotod a1 toc.at areas hom 834·50'9. Oec.. 22 .Jan. 3 • MATIRESSES, Bed&, k1lthen set, SCUBA ctU"ii:'Atfii',efienr;;;;;;;-oo;s t.v. slands-. ,?'QS, tiiM 14-15". sofa and al .. uf.op~ tntetestt-o ml)e(.olf'l· chair$, e1ee-. hit ~ 892.0261. mg n1embers ShoultJ conta<.l MatK • HELP WANTED at 831..0519. ?,:;:~~~e:~~~~~~~~~~2a::. ~u:.~ . r----T-e_rm_P_a_p_e_rs--:-.•----. ~ ::~~~0:.&~=· col'ltacs "l~t! Dissertations, Theses, and FOff'LlFE WORKSHDPS '~n th&- SiJrlng. We-'ll oo otlor•ng such CoOK; wo;ks hops as· .M1me. MagtG. ;e~,~~s~~!~~.;~:o:::!~~ a:;,~ ~ou~ MOviE'S. ARTS A-ND LECTURES PIPpiN lS COMINGt--Aua,t;o,;;-wiil be hoJd 1n t'.tJiy Febr\Jary Watch lot delalls. Sponso•od by Biack Moun· latn College II. We are also acce~J"· tnl,O .appllcauons for llllt!I IIIOWS lot d11 oct or. set des1gnot. ltghUnQ UeSIQI\01, COSilHnCl, lCt.htm..al t.J itCC~ lot and rnus!c dh<M.:Ior Also, 11 -vou wourcs llke to play m I he ors:hc.:stta Oea.t.Jhnc lor mtervrcws t$ Jan 29, Call StelJhanr!' at 63&2137 Ot M:su1toen a1 6.3&5780 Project Reports edited and rfl'tfsed by professionals YOUTH GROUP lEADERS tor Jew•sh cente1 ·s • esvo Program Ablhly • worktng w •l h teens nl)cessaty. tmmedltle ropef!•nos. Coli 588-4003, as~ lor BBYO oltlce. Edit·Rile 688·1820 HELP NE'JiDED tn meclw>tcat aM perspe et.v"a d•a w lng make $$,0011\otH, make your own hours., . call633- Fast ~ervic.e-typlng nalltble LOST & FOUND , DORMITORY ITEMS TUSSV·P1eau descr~be and claim the bracelet you lost hom the jew~•er In Squire. WANTED 9 x- 12 r\Jg tor -t:•ngle. Cilll 636-5182 alter 6:00P.m. AUTOMOTIVE JAGiiAR'197~1'1 -·"·x '.,..J... G"' C.,."2-d - oor sedan rare Cl-1. Only 1200 made. From OakJahoma. New Mlt h lens. Onginal PilOt. No rust. $5,900. 1!84.0<Q'.! Mep lrymg. the-open-e NOTICES APPLICATIONS lo<looms and room changes tor tt'le Co,lege ol Mathemahcat Science& musl be turned In to ttle CMS office by 5:00 Fnday, Dec 18th. For detail& caU 636-6625 ot drop by fT·-'0' Wilkeson Quad, • TWO BEDROOM BASEMENT APARTMENT, partially lur'fi'ls.hed, $275 includes ut tlfties, •••COPIES NOW · PRINTERS••• :t.~z::~.~9~~·:~M~~~· I ORDER OVER $10 with this coupon! '"""papers, -meo.S!>Kial Projaclo, Tho~lau • QUR SPECIALTY I I Sharp Blaclc Copl" as Low as 7c Each! L.owest Ptinling Prices In Ale• - SIOf> In & See! II Coupon Good On Copies and Printing FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted to complete tour bedroom house, $65•. ava1tabte now, 832~13 WdM SC. FEMALE HOUSE MATE WANTED fully h.trmshlid sunny room on Usoon, tOO', $32--06&2. GRAOIPAO. FE}oiAlE SI>Ote-2 bdnq. apt,_ furn J"Oar MSC. .$135 incl. ulfls. 83!>0476. ROOMMATE WANTED ONE GRAD WANTED lor I.O""'Y tumfsh~d I')Ome With Ureplace and taundty, S t25 plus. 832·7885. FEMALE GRADUATE non·smol<OI want ed to eomplete lu,n i;t.~ house on Highgate, $135 mo. Aft I I II r 5:00 Mochele~37. Lucian C. Parlato• Attorney-at-t..w '"'· F/1££ INITIAL CONSIJLTATION ONE OR TWO ROOMMATES P<elerre<I, $97',32Mmne$OIO(righ1~ wanted 10 complete beaullful I MSC. 'Nice housemaoosl 835-4175, 1 . 836-1225, Debbie. I rw = o- Ro - "' o '"' M"S_I_OI_I_O_nl-w<I - ,M"'s"'c".7L-o w I womon ptolerted, • • • • • Offer Good thru 1273ti81• - • - • Jurn1shed house. WDMSC, 150' utilities. can 832-6018. ONE ROOMMATE needed to reot starting Jan, warm wld MSC. rent $165 .ncludes heat elechtc; near Bethune. 832-8689 01 837·1366. MAI.E ROOMMATE WANTED 10 shate threo bedroom apallment St. James. Graduate 0 1 protessronat student, $150'. 8a6·1899. MALE HOUSEMATE WANTED 10 stlac'e three bdrm. house two temate$ wd/MSC. Must be ous. lun lov1ng and clean. Sc1t avlants neeo not eanl 833-0~4 keep camno • ;!'t (We're des.pcmte). MALE/FEMALE wanted for latge ap1 . ncar Bull. State, 100.00'. S<!ITH turn •• a-wall. ahar X·mas. pay rent Jrom Jan. 1, proler Older or gracl studMt . non-smoke' 284-4358. PERSONAL • with s.peciar guests remote contrOl Tf!lllp Clna481C•mp"a - Esleel'\ lfeiC• mpus F. .turt• f:\lt.i'!au,~tr K~nn AntefiiMICopf' Alan C . Kaci'I~CIC-CHtttiD&Illltg DfJJtdre Manln1Cofltrlbliti"9 01'(\d Cz&Jk.a/F.. twr•• Jotwt Fom'l..liiGrlphk-1 Josepl'l 8 ZingafeiH•fion•J D•v"' dtl.Js\'A.s•Intnr H•«lon• r LatJtetKe T~ ~thaiiPflotovr•~r OavKt OttlviOIA.:;f'"'' Pftoloor•PIIr Jon ,..., OtaUSport S~o~• Li.t "-tni'IO/Atlf TCH'Iy GratedJ/Musle FJ intfl SpeckeftSun PltOIOfltlphf Jelllty N. C•nto..-tBurt,tas Man•ot, Jarn•s P Mu,-pa~ComptJoll•t Vtnce CoolcJDer-'OOIJ1 1«1utlc.t•" ' -Jih M& U~ IanoiAdHrdsinf M•ltlltfl SUlaone: F itC~o~tiPtodueuon Mlnl 9tt l,.aucle ConwayJPiodllcCICHt ~llle'( G~gll-aiAd'r. Cootd/trl!ot Nane, K,ompa,tJAdl'. Sec~fllf1 Cuc:uiii•Ufl IYeft._ 20,100 - rtJ• $1»ettUfft •• M~ by the Assocjated P¥eu, Field Ne•apaper Synctlcat., l.ba- Anoetes lirnt-J Service UnHed FUtures t.yncllclted • "o Unltt<l ,_.., Syndltnlt Tltt Spectrom Ia repteMnted fQt "•tlone1 t<l¥-'1ialng by ComrnunieaC.:on• .,., St~ta.,lnc. 1M Sp#cflufJf olttcttl ate loc:alect 1" ..355o SQuite Jolilill, Stl.tl Unlv.,-siJy at personapanmen, . Qutet,academic I G ::::"~o·~o·,_-:-:-:: . c::-:·~:-:-:-::-~ I ~~~~.b~v~:~~~~:.~~.;~lo:~"1~ "''"•QJnp OM eo.ma.n~,.a~«i •t• MatQift:l Sawot~IAn o ;rtcro, Advenlslng Semces to ROOMMATE NEEDED 10 sMte 2 bedtoom ap1. on Winspear. Call Ann 633·7462. 834 9534 Nutl'!b<lt4& Jonn K Lapi~&IEctitOI II'.Cifl•l s.tn GooclcniiOIM•n•vf,., E'ditor SyrKtJ~1 e, Col!egt,ate Heatl&ir,es 631-8884 CTnlr~. ~M:J lmmlgt-•tlon c:•su. ROOo.l FOR RENT to complete 4 RooM FoR RENT ~ 36 Hopkins Rd . Williamsville • UDoc:-1111 Yo4tl.,.» Jetfr~ A- Thu-tato!'IISporll Gary SternrA.ullt•l'lt Spotts David A. ComS10C:t!JP'Iocfipll FEMALE GRAD STUDENT loh/<•ng ·tor housemates to .share furn(shod house. 5 m in ~ w au~ 10 campus-833-6957 01 87$.0206. 834.0710 ROOMMATE WANTEO NOW, Kensengton· Ba,loy, furnished, utiH11es lncludod, about $t001mo., 838-6195. 9 W. Northrup, Buffalo, - 836-8064 ... BEDROOM AVAILABlE In very nleo, tloose. Close 10 o.e.rnpo$, av41lable Dr!c . 1. 105'.· K.e.tlll, 833-54$4, 833-7009. - 1HE.5p£ORllt1 •Anthony M PeUI-iMit't•CIItJ9 fdJIOI ROOM IN FURNISHED HbUSE.of 4, o" Lisbon 8J2.621.2 atlet 6 ~P m. BASEMENT APT. UB orea, 2 bedroom living, Cll!1irtg room. stove, refr+geralor, all utllll ~ es . Qlld s tudents- pretened No pets, 837· •366. 632.()407 elienmgs. ------"Around the Comer"------- I ROOM IN FOUR PERSON HOUSE. 15 rnm. wa!J\ hom MSC on Us'bon Ave. 110' and w.l~htng . miiChlnet. Coll833-6371, a$k IM-Kim . ROOMMATE NEEDED to complete on lwo bedroom a pl. APARTMENT FOR RENT Custer-avanableJanua,ry 15\, $1 26 LARGE TWO BEDROOM uppe<, tncludlng heilt, vld MSC, ca lf luUy furnished, carpeted, $180 plus,. 832·1026. 837·9~58. NEW cards- NEW gifts; \' ...{.~ NEW toys, books, 'Jx':~~~ f NEW location... (; .~'f)· -"J I 3975 Ridge lea Rd. · - .......)833·1704 I 1000!1 Nil of Nlogora Folio Blwcl. • Amlta..t II 1001 DISCOUNT • ON ANY /0 TWO · BEDROOMS AVAilABlE. WdMSC. -S1 10'. IIT'Im4!diate StOf&ge, Clla1ilo "' DouQ 834~ Hew vor• a t Sufi ~. 3435 Mal~ 'i:,:-~:·~~~~\!s~!~j, (11&)83l-368t, bi.IS~fle'$$. COD~l ~~~::.~:a~~~:z:, l policy Is cttt..,m•nea b~ the Ect1toHn Cloo•t RooubiiCOtion• ot ony '""'" no1et" whhout Ihe •xpress c:onwol I the EcUtOf•ln-Chlele6 llntttf J IOibidCSOr\.Tne Spectrum '"" ttnnietd by Bull .to N.,&PtHS tnc.. 1370 ~Wt!CA St Bullalo, N,Y~ 0 1-sujbUtt"d lrte 10 the Umvertity ::ommunltynlmlt one COPY per P«.oo MICHAEl S.-S<!"eezy, squeezy u wolrdo. S<!Ueel'/, TO SPAUlDING'S CUIOSI R,A. Peggy. Have a Merry Ctmstmas afld may anything you wrote on "What I want 101 COristmas" boazo come true. Especially I he 6,-Franci&. JON OIAT-HowabOut thoseSaDre passes-PhotographOf. FRANCIS-I crave loz body .... Nymphomartl acs Spould•og • you' of �PAl AND JODI, Haopy Holidays you're my favoute sullemete ilnd roommate. Thanks lot your ears. Love, Cheryl. GREG-Wl'lat art you o•~lfJO me for my blnhday?-Occupant ol ~58 Spaulding. P.S.·t·tlnl· A gotgeouS" b lond with 37-22-s< ll~e In_Playt>oy. RENE..:P.B. On I lov• those 5Weater.s. you wear! A .secun aeimfrer. HILARY-The queS!lOns '-<e no! coming 115 1ast as they used to Happy HanuKkah, Jeff. J . W. Hore~·,-',:-o-s-:k-a"'a-,n-g-1:-n Center. shopping 1n ~acy's a.no chutches'" ColO Spring HarOor Let'.s cSo u au aglit'l. Lo~e . 111 ~ • Roc-.AIUII.al ROGEA IS a big e-ar, b19 nr, big ear. 111ARGARET K. Someone Uked me H you have soU cheelt,s. I said t d•dil't j(flOW ••your je-ans a~e too light, BII10C. KPOC. Harvard tequlres- all hrst-Yet• students to 11.1\1 and pass a Phf$1~~ - looks lfke you're ou't of luelc. BII10C. LORI. FELICIA, VANESSA. BERNIE: Well, vte Hnalty maoe It (aJmost). Jul$1 want to say th'anli\:s for being my In ends, I'll I'J"'ISS you aJI. Bolly. ft1E get. B.J.- '"'mes., .ge{s) ol IO'~We'' ltom Pfetenders and a cr•zy poel. ~ASTER we go tne fOU!lde• we ROSEMARY, looking IOtWald to Yat.ation when we can sw1ng nightly. Ha•• a good one. Me. 111 DEWEY To all the sweeties Ulete, Mauy Chualmas-- Joe. "Get In Step for Tfle Holidays" ....._ · TO PAf -:B"E"" N:=T"" A= R - .A.,.N "= o -o = u "' tC"" H-::E LORRA INE np;t time, I'll put ..oarmulls on al'!d we'U IO•OOI abOut ' I he blindfolds. t•we had great limes Pedicures Manicures Body Waxing Ask for Sut at DINO'S HAll SALON IUS N. fOfnl fi:• M,...) m Bflo and we'll remember them atways, Happy Holidays (ThiS 'to<)' has two endings.) 688-4444 DENNIS, I hope you u~membef to keep you' shacses dOwn wh1le l'n'l away! Merry X·mas. Love always-. Arleno. USA: Tianslot wuh me neltl semesscr? Please? Alte, all. lnends 11ke you oon't come iUOUnd twetY day. Merry X:mas and besl wishos always. Love. Tom. DEAR 8 .8. I lhougnt you neYet went out wtlh heshmenl ~AURI~ Happy 19th Bltthday. I hope lhey'll always sparkle lova Slevu (and Boat). LARGEST SELECT10H OF OVER 50,000 ceORGE aco~ 5 ALSO l BACKG~ON CHESS SETS AND COMPUTER GAMES • BOARDS • TABL2S oCLOCKS 615 MAIN ST. 854- 0673 SCOOP DIAl, Meuy whatevor·yOu• l.ong·l.standel s·celebr ate anc Happy BHihday. C .F.Ed. P.S. Look109 forward to " HHHt •f't Clome('lt." L'iiiiRY"5. a)••• " E. G.; ; long- loS! 1011$:,:• M C(fy Hanuk~al'\-l. 9MOC. Df4VY 0 : ra~eolllo the great wnuo f'IOtlh and enJoy a " Woll d&.SiltoJeo·• b1oaa.. Sk• on!! tor me. tloYe the uumpst) FIVe we-e-ks Isn't so tong altet all-q_os•eally. Titke Ciue. See ya soon. Meuy Meuy Ctmstmas! TOPSY- You' ve been a good Ultlegut lh..s semester. Mummy & Daddy & Sa o1a w111 be •v,ovtJ ~en v CbttS!mos 61110C. BEAll, vie produet1011 people WUI (Tl!h your C:f&zihess!*Good Luck in ttle tuture remembof us wheFl you're ramous! Me-uy a,!slmas loot Suo. DONNA • l.fe you sure you don't war!l a dragon? I hear Ramolh has a clultll. Lo••· llorinlh, P.S. 111y rider Is gomg to !'TllSS you. TO EVERYONE on The ~rum; Dood h.1 c.- ort ttle llnats-, tlav& a Merry X·ma.s, New "fear's. ot Hann.auka)l.. We'tl le~ve a map out wheil '/011 get b8ck to tinct our new home. Thanks tot the ellon, JKL SEMI•COLOA; It ' s been an ''i ntuguutg," embattling ano dom1na.hng &e:mester. Now. that you'Je the top, what lor an enc;oro? The gtoWth nas beef\ .mo1e than piotes-slonal and WO{thy of th-e t0'5Pect. But. IOC' now. JUSI go get her. TO MY LoSALLE housemolos (•II 5 ol yotJ): I ptomfse I'll eaU the Eleclrtc corl\pany. Here'-s to a wo"durtul 2 years.. 1 prom"'e I'll bV there, 'HUEY DUEY AND LUEY 1\a•u o temb1e Chnstma.s. 011 and Oot TO ALL the roporters, wrl1er5 and starters: ThilnU tor all the- e11or-l end de<l,catkln, ettflqugh we don-, sav 11, we appreclata all tt\e nclp Sec you neJtt semester l¥re hope) Se-ttl a.nd Tony EVERYONE; Oh did you happen to . see my abstrecl m the Amer ~ ~R~STMAS tO OYery~;n on lhe Spoc.. E.ditonal Stall. tc1 ~s 2'oolog1ca1 Soe•et~ Joumal? KPOC. hop<t Santa brings us whil we· a;ll BABOO, wnat o eule lillie t>oyl want: an olhce Ihat's not 1n Elhc.xnt. Merry Christmas. Love and lc,lssos, Eileen.· Farrah. SE.TH-t hope Y0\.1 ~~ MICHAEL S. ~eby, booby, baeby olht.o mate. It wa!i tun sha11ng the JUSt you antt me and the pol .,!ants olhc-e Wllh you ~Yen 11 you couldn't •n NYC-How to mantic! Sue. mamlatn lhet pCIVOfSton SUillld8td5, Please tnvite me to your Wectdlng, ATTENTION~ All members- ol I he P, S~ Where-'s my uh.mg~r . The Boar P11tot1atCJ Hall Rat Club-mandatory meeting 1·2.C-82. SUZANNE. or should t say ~ouha on Poun<e llet<I220·B.Y.O.O. (Brlng cJQn e.. Hanq tougt, and 1ea1n to gun Vour 0'!_n 01eos)-lhe l1ttiBSI Rat. ana uun, ''· No~~ot semester w.u b() •nuth eas1Ct. Have a very Mouy EVERYONEoh 1w. . nothing. Qnly a CZmssmas. I'll be 1n 10 v•sit you anu 1ew hnes. KPOC. take you out 10 lunth, Bear. JACK I , BETSY. 0 DEB AND HIPPO 19ih-Bitdteto'vou. Lo'ie SUE:-Thank' for makmg this vo•Jr toommates, bedmales ano semester so much tuo. You are the liataptegt(...S. Yes? No? Yesl! best luends anyone could evtlt asJt to•. tove Vou All Very MU<ih-Annie. CAROL z. alter onms we :e~".::!!:1 :~!h.!·~:-!,~r::C."~= can gotten suOnoer. See you '-" rtUt we are) Serh Have • f\J~ bte~ · -- - lotgc1 abcx.lt being depress,O and have • good Hme. So Merry umester (wherever ~~~~~~"'p~~. rit~s ~:~:~r ~~i~~~~ tal d. DEBBIE Hoppy Birtt>day lo•e Hillary STEVE--s1nce it's Chr(stm••· ,,, pass. on Ute nu-1y persom••f' Bvt 1 owe you Of'l&!l (didn't w ant yotJ ~o ELZAH 0. In my eyes )IOY't~buuly ~~ st1ll endteu. am thinK 1 Jorgot) P. P.S. Chf(Sltnas 10 you af)d £rtf\ I MARK ' ARTY a 101 no an 8, no 1 M euy 9.51lill STACY·REO ond 51\art.sllefri.. ' lound the mean1ng ot ..friend" when I met you two. Happy Hano~h. and heft's to • QfeA1 Ne• vea~~ Love. Ptrtll•$ tHappy Mfb 8Uihday, DIANNA., nJne uays til 111e 23to ytaM i'm. OO'rl\l tp get In trouble• S. GORGEOUS (at•as $OX}' 109s} Hope y'ou 118\0'0ll!~feill .,acatlon l'rn gontTJ: f'nf5S your wU(t ways. Love Spill Can I pubhsh the plc1U1'e-? Slaey!T --..-"i:---:-~-:--c­ l t • ~Oflll Gtad "'!~~ttl 'ommv~'Cate well remember JOOV h8Je PATTY I ptCmHse nOl. to SiJY ''SUCk ean 'ace" 11 you p,omlse to have a mce K•dnevs (1 mean,ngs• Meny Chnstmast 0 me. vac•IJon Gue5s Who TO AN EXTREMELY eurf6us ieven noserH Edltor-.n·Chletr (I .know you're fU!il dytng to see I hiS Johntu Meu-y Chns.tmas. Yes, here's o.r1o tor you 50 don'l Ice !fell out, $YOU"Ie OI'JIY Jealous') wnatH! personals hom stall? Sdt me liUt1: . ' TO SOCIETY of 43r'G EnQil"eers: it g1e:a1 bunch Indeed, Ll!f'lnY TcifHE A'IONYMOUS " Joel"l•n ·YOU~ 'WOfdS hl'll~ C'-C.U5od more trouble than lheYrtt wottll. Pfease snow up or shut up! Phyllis. N . (VE MAV your va'.ahon onng ffian.,.. :&miles your Wa)'·just remembef tne "flyrng monkey'$.. MH EDDIE, Happy Hanukkah! HaVe • moe ViJcauon! Jf. (alias Sue) • 014~ PORTER Mefty Ctulslmas and have a Qfeal Yac-ati9n t~H TO MV ROOM ATE: The svtearor5 on the floor he~e been Wfong, a'S wme the shttts, Hssue •nd c.ake cans... etc. Bul hoy n's juS-t praerrce 101 4(5?) years hom now. EnJoy tho ~un on the coast ancl $eO you 1n Oetou;sst. 1 love vou- VISIT OUR CENTER AT 1420 MILLERSPORT JOE. Z·It's boen o•ea.t WOJ~'"g Wllh you, Hope you ore '"'t)Bclt ne:.t seme.ste• . buill l'lOt, _gJeat tutkl an11 ~~~Q au your f.IOUCles- aro to,o•gn. .. ----------- LARRY S. alias "'obliQue nose" tool's have many desirable IHttts, tnii\S, H 1ust c;Joesn't Worl\ out lor me. BMOC. • MARK.. 1h1nks fat O't't'fythrngt You TO ALl ,.RIENDS, colleagU..a and are • gre-at guy anc I appree•alf all a&&OCiaJes at The Spectrum' lt'.s yoyr hetp th1s semester. Sds'ltt \. been 1 long., nard sema-ster th.ars LTD. Williamsville, N.Y. 688-4012 O.K. U.B. We would now like. to annou·nc~ Th.e Opening of KiM .TOI\1 GLASGOW. Ask Santa lor a new pau ol pants! See -you fn 114. Meuy Chnstrna$ BMOC. FATAL FIFTH GANG! Happy "Chanukah and Merry Christmas. Hate's ro llnats and lfle new yeat. l!oo~ out '82.1- Frr& il&rm parties all thr$- ~~o·eek. A'n'J 1owm person .not jNe'"811n ri11i be Wh1pped and J::rea Od on. Ou1 new grease relict gr c • c\llllnp laser rmes have -arriVed m ume: 101 Chr1Stf'TI8-S E.Hm1na1e tht~ O!llr'IIM and the twits! Oavo-1 . TO THE I\1EN OF 2~ MERRII\1AC-Craig. Bou. John, ond Fre<f. Than"s for rnakl!'lg th.s n'IY .seme.5te• al U.B..- Have a great ttollday. P.S. Ctaig, don't wear youf&ell ouu-Matk. beSt ro, JEO.,;.It oil n&gaj\.one day when t you . . know the ,aw cost ~- Ann. NANCY-US 's not the .same w1thout you. Wish you were also coming to France! Oan.ee.n. JANINE-t know you really lo'le BultiiiO Da? Fatewell. Oasha. TO THE BEAR:.I'U mtss tho l-ace, b\JI 1 won't miss tho smell. l'tl mlss ttle insl)ftatk>n, but I won·• miss tile mes.s. I*U mis.r. the convetsatlon, but I won't rniS$ the cro<Jitles. I'll miss OebbUt, butt won't miss the POA. I'll miss the nelp. but 1 won't mlso tne ••extension.'' ~ost of au I'U mTs.s the friendship. Good tuck and God bless you~ Come back, The Wad ~ MIKEV THE "SPIKE" - Merry Christmas and try 10 have lt;n 1n Syracuse. P.S. Oon•1 let ·the batl84'1dttr5 allp any "'SluW' In YOUI ~links ~ove, Sue. 421 Kenmore Ave. at En..glewood Omnl ~ Walking Distance from ·Kenmore !laln St. Campus PHONE: ..;..------=---)lain St. l'B ~ B:t'J-6644 �Sea~ Matga,et Sa wye1/~rf Ouet:IOt GreeJ ) fro~theSpt. . .... ._.;..... . - · .. Oocombet ,,., �. #.' .., ............. _..., ...."'-f.r•.····-·.~.·.·..•.·.~.·-·,.·~- ••, , .,.... ~ .... ,. ~. ~ •• •')..~- ..... II: · ~ ; \ ... / -ons . ~ing~ ctrum Staff '-.,..... . ~.~~~··· . n.o- . 5 �JEFF dfd you get wrTten cramp hom alltf'le person•ls? ~? ~.,., yeat yo1H got to 1~ po tttem; 1111 Sue & SUe MI\RY, Jor mahmg <:$114 go by a httle ea~et 1n t i'Ht mOfnlng best wlsnes. Oennas AON L thank:! 101 the "etp call me • walnt.JL -.. 1 USA 11<0MA.S, Have a Happy B•nhday! Love lnge, Kenny. Barb. At<DAEA, JERRY, Mi~O. Jolt, Fraok, Sl'lerfi, Tnela. Dave, Jam••. Gatry, manks tor everything ·Hannal'l· UB NITE every Thuraday • 2.50 pllchets GO, 5.00 s~a kots ot shots. PHYlliS N. J ww -your .am•{&.-Your G.'fM spatkled. your cneek~ gtew •o.sy, you mode my day! f4app'f Holidays ~et AdmuOf J> MARY KOVACH : HaDPV 2t•t! Anothe, p~ny? love, Gent. Sp•ko and tude . .. OEARBitL:-,t;;;;~e good l•m"es. lhese paM months, I sinterly :~ o u~' c 1~:=~i~u~ ;:~\::! I 0 TO~NO FLOOR Spautdong, the <>eat ttoor Happy Holidays lo\1.. Sue RA DEAR I good IUC!< on )Our ojJnals HopPy Hannutah Love Sus1e WE BOOK pamn •t Bullleathars Lodge call 688-9867 alter 10pm thars up to you. 1 know I'll nevet rprget. Merry Ctms.1mas af'td HIJPPY S"lio_g•l' XXOO Love Z 0 . Afll tt'le Jcw1sh Studers1 Newsv;pe, would l1'-8 to w•sn all the Jew,sh Stutteo1s of 0 .6 . A Hap~y al'ld H&aUhV Chanu)\11 GoOd Luck on )Oui llnats. MEftAv CHRlS'iMAS- 1oour ra ...ot~lf! 'lroglaCJ •I e'' t Lova , J e11lne Colleen. Val, ana Lt$i COLlEEN,~Junne. Happ)l Holtdayst Love ya· ltsi 'wo O!rls,ma$.. Andre• . FOR THOSE ABOUT to rO<>k, we s• lute you, Btl! W~::ner Irs been _great a1 86. Good lucJc at home. TO EllERY MEMBER of The Spectrum <rom JKL to Bill Stom~a trrs beeft some ~no of ..,.,...s-tet.. 1 ._ hope we all 'eamed .sometntng !rom DaVe. 11. I'll m •ss you fll. Good luck and Mo~e; Ho-t'fO.Ho! Merry ChriStma-s! .keep P~:tl • ng 5)Ut the best coUege love ·a1way.s. r,omc 1wondet" -· paper lf'l the country. Hl¥8 a very SHEILA &' MICHELLE. Have a super o•ppy Ctmstmas. God bt•N: you ell. The Bear. Ctmttrn•s!! lova ya. CAthy ROOMM., TE wonted lor J bdr apl, 3 TONY · P -Ciillora. Mom I Od CVOfYone shOuld be nappy. Merry mtl$$ noftn of A.mhOf.St campus 'Xmas.. GQOCIIuck. QUI thCWe. Jell. l92. 691·9409 GERRY PERRY. GERIIY PERRY -A.Ien't you glad yoU WOfl' l see 'fOu' (lame plattere<l au ove,tne personals tor a WHOL£ mot~tn? Merry Xmas.. 1r11 sec you In NYC, Love always. Su!, --~-- The Jewelry Exchaf9 DIAMONDS Fin.- Gold & Sltv•r Jewtlry lor thet s~lat occufon. Wt 1110 PlY hf9Mtt prioM lcwQoldo.SII...CO... Alr.- 0 1 TO All. VOU NOS£';' P£01'L.E $lOP minding my buslnou,. ca.o•t people ol the oppoolte ... be just lr+end.s- ot ate that cOrrupted •n<l tgoo,ant that you can't understand $Omethlng that basrc. MeH y $34·6881 ~ Rll ~ e lll'te UWIWinlc~ hue. Tile fOIIorcoastar ride neY"et ends a•ound JJere bot 11 dOes slow Jt<.L crown ooouoh to make rt a ll worahwh•lo. Ml!try Xmas-, JeU. SUZANNE F./~Af'THA JUNIOR, Meuy Xmas a!\d hhe a restlut rec.upelaflon bolout nox1 sem&suu begins. Sue. CtNOY, Merry Quist mas ano Happy New Year. I'm going 10 miss you lor a monah. Love. latry. ''"'e DEANNA, CASEY, PAl, STU & liNOA-~etry Chr.stmas Love. Sue. ~R . -Ttlank.s for thcuet$0nal. H~ppy Maoul(:ka.h, Jetl. SiNGiNGI.itNDVI EnjO~ Cl>rtstmas. oontlnue -5tTHim' a(ld Cill Fr.aol(: ~736 , DfAR RO<:K, 901Qeous body, nroo tegs. a.nd Wild -salt. What otw could a g~rl ask to,. I wonder what mv ChustmaS- present 1s? Lu~. So uta. 45o WILKESON, Y9U OUY$ are gteil lurtl Have a c:;;rea1 Am1a Banana. ~acatron . Luv. lhere~ don't JOE VICKY Ill?, tv? Hey oocomo unnormal O¥et vac:.ahon, 1 Friday, December 18th $2.00 Pitchers of Beer $2.00 Half·earafes ol Wine • from 8 pm $2.00 Admission , Free Pizza till Mid ti ll ? (No Cover Charge Alter Mldnlte) - - -R ock · N ·Roll All Nite! - - Special Free Drawing Will Be Held: Winner will receive 52 PIZZA'S. ONE EVERY WEEK FOR A YEAR! Falls Blvd. £uAT o.tltJTY Cl>nstmu. You m•~• one huluva. eream·$1cle. (81J1 how you warm yOur t)and.S" '" Fbft:st BETH Happy Holidays! .I'll se~ yot~ .»1157 I wuv you (WOuld ratner oxer the oreak. t..ook out YolktOVffi, unwrap you than any preunUJ lov8', Choryl. Ree~tft.. P .S IJ's no tun eating 4tone. • 8 .8. ThlS semeftOf nas. been o\u TO ~AMY. (belle< Mnown u NarQ t:Jes' ye-i . .. . Now if I only d•ctn'l see the tr~lld 'Nt\,&01 • ttlkea again •n 1he you at The Spect1um. Brg cnes1. month ol January. Hope you cton•t NANCY R - Wh.al can l~y e~l m1nd.. Merry cnnsll'ft&l, Ei....... that I'd be lost wlttloUt you. H•ve a DAN 8. - Yov've.seenbusll"ft,SenG very Metr; Xmas. JeU. Mltonal ~ a.Jways IIJ -a caJm b~ I he stOtf'Tl. Good luck. Merry x.mat, 1111111 Jell. ¥~~-· JIW U-tM ChOCk IS 11'1 the mad, speaK to my attorney. it wUI be out a1 lhe end of the week. we"we f'leard 11 au b/4 and we- won't heat In no l'note~ Me,y X· as, Juff. ~ ~.~ ~ . ·~ I t . MARK, have a ' 'Y Christmas and a g,aat New lear. Joan1 ' MISS VII/IAN: MerriMI Cl>rt•tmas my ta.tmght, Mr. Mototcycla hangs up hl5 holmet (Till ne•l .semester), xmas.J~II . TO MY FAVORITE STAFF REPOFITEA, Don't worry It's only weeks- take cafe. D.S.O. Happy Holroays, Je11. IS THROWING IT'S a lt.ln~p• pattn&r engrnoer_ CongratUiaHons Anonymous. LOTS OF lOVE to all my l n<lf'd•. ACI\. SETH-Great apartment. E-at -wetL Where will ~ou be <Nio ltle c•ndy ~oun uu It Squue ctOs.e\. Merry TO ALL O UR TACO STANO PEOPLE, thank5 you \10 been great. 1st Annual Holiday Bash For Students ! DAN BISSEU- you ate no* olhe•aJf~ TO EVERYONE a1 the Se<uatlly Educaoron Center(s). Happy Hohdays, l1s (1e~ and 'a). wou1drn recogn1ze you. Have ~ good t1me an SWif'IQ!o• Ril8acfle.stet~ lOY&, St~e . OO~IS-S• nce JJm Mornson. tne Clrs, and Oa~ld Roth (teat hOt pants. you remember) did not work, you lhiOk a dead rat wtll do I he Hick? I woutdn'r go around looking fn any• Christmas Stockmgs tt I were yout You never ~now IU5t wMt you'll lind. p. K.EVIN-1 wtlt c. II M ullfgeos! Meuy SUE- F . - Devot1on a"d loyalty ovo,stladow• your other .attrfbules 50''" .s·top hera. Merry Xma$~ Jelt, JEREMIAH-You mAde these. last two weekS- 'lltJry spec.at rof oie pnd I'm look •no torw-ard . 10 tfP.~t seme-ster •to continue what w ~'ve stade<S. A.nn. M~ny Cturs,mas. Love, LAURIE C-NI<le to havo you wllh us. Merry Xmas-. Jeff, MINDY• Yes M tndy. Franl\ ftom'the elh, remember? Many Cnfi!itme.s... BILl-Glad to see only sox toy..., todiy At leaS-t there is JlO more potye.ster. Me1ry Xmas. Jeff. L~ONAROO AKA CHIP-I'vp got the Son$•• Slue$ ov!'f you (and I 'll bet yo"'ve got 'em too·wawa·wa.....,. Get 'JOur buns nom.._ 1 mtss you.t vetslon of " Tea tor T'wo4•• t ove you1 8oobs1e LARRY- S.-Maybe OilS 0 1 ltlne ,Fttday mgnts you wdl be abtet co me lo lmd a M. O.T. Happy 11anul<kah, Jell. ~ conv&nce CHIP AKA lEN-Roset;. are tod, taw school IS. work, 11 you don't ao )'our:a, you'll end up a cletk. A t~ooat, love. Ms. Srtl)the. MI NDY! Yes- dO enJOY Chri••masf JANIS-HeH.I •s lo everyrh1ng thai i!lo pu•ple·you bunny you Happ~ t-tannul'leh Jert. DAVID DELISI-Thanh! lor the chow... Aifar·•tuna tn Cl~ment' we'll ma.Jco 11 "li,abasa lo Ctlqektowagu." Merry Chr~stmas, C.F Ed. HEY ReG! I hear 'YOU got U1!0 Hat¥ard. 8 .F.O. Bur \en ously, do r MARK, MARK, NICI\, VINNY: Even •you want to look an P&OPle1$..(1lOultls though you•ve OOOf'l terribly eruello for l he rest ot vo-ut ufe? Fu1ure mo lately. I'd S.hll tit(e to say Meny Ooclor. Chrlslmas and see you on New SHIRLEY G.-You have bocbme Year's Eve. Maybe. 01ana4 .atld mst11u110n a.nd a lrlend to • )"" MARY 10 a 1ruo ltJend. Congrats due 4leed ol h'etp. We are all you've done it. Goo<f tuck, farewell, gJ-ateluJ... Me•'Y Xmas, Jell. Marry X-mas, L,l sa. Bur ul(l'lembef . call Frank ~5736). xmas, Je,r. NIR. I,IOTORCVCLE-There's always Sprong !!! f O'f!tgorl FAANt< -Good luck on e11ams. Ace those bab•e'S love, VJv, ~ 1 r' ••• ROOifl E'S .., �' JO"'HHB H.,.., your OV~fCIUe oe•son•• Happy Holidays Wa1c:h OUI 6-7 'Of DrfON.nt wome-n. MH ""-"- our lOb $0 mucn eaSter ThO PORT EA HIIPPY Ho<odays. H - ' oreal vacauon to._e ,..~ Unda & Ma!cy HAPPY HOLtDAZE w•th s•ncere kne and tltfnal peace rrom wn & WoS<IOm rJAN they NANCY- K You are lhe lwttelt'SI. n•cett pe•s.on •n the ¥110fld You pa~spunk am, EAI!JOB ln..pe~•­ lafltasllc 'Yt)u Itt tl\e '"''· tne bHt IMI th-e only 'fOul tedOy bell MARK·Payc 2071an flckel tns:tl'!ld h.endl ~b Original S5.900, pain! . N o rusl. 88~.0202 keep lry- IRQ. i i1 Chttstmas vac:auon. your secret actmu11 DAVE. PElE. DOM-Meuy cnusunas IQ. lM zanl'e'M peop~ M•~ry ••ou'ld' Paula ELLEN. even lh(k)gh rou ""'t ma'l,e rtc.e. ll'a bHn a o•eat serries&.er You C'nuatmas! .Love, Jon, )'OU 101 ce ebfii*On 1oru1e I lOve fOu fUSI tf'H! INA"' )'0\t &J"e. ';OUt hO(Ity art a Yfty Special pe_t.sonl H.avt a vtur Me"y X·ma.s ~a Hiopy Ne'* YNI U.... HUI"'Y· 308liS80N Santa wants to ~nowtt rou·ve beef\ 0004 Of bad. And we'te not tellingr tLockJiy!} lw, """' aMI Canan. RIOEAS • NEEDED OnROIT - l. . Ying Friday 12 16 PoUiblc retum LONG Olf'l Su.JJ nu,_ poMIIOtY • M<td/Su'fJ Vnlt ICV 41: PallltJH Co"' Unlta, A.IM4nt Heod Nu,_ · M~S... Vnlt Heod Nu,_ • CCV Vnlt · DEACONESS SUI/I nu,_ M~S... & 08-G)In 00/'ITIICT: Mrs. E . Foot,.r. Nurw Recrv.lta ,....tJ_· 886-4400, Ext. 274 or Ex. 342- RIDE OFFERED lrtendl LOOklnlJ lorwarc:t to next .somos111, lo'fe Ya. Hillary NANCY. lh&oks 'or evec:ytt11ng. YO\.I Paula~ NKE._. c);;i;~p=pr B•,'fhday l'"'"O ·~s~ )'OUI love •s tem1tt.: ate a lantaJiic roomma1o. -and a;e;y PHIL, OAVE-Ffom ..Hortzon'' 10 ' great WENDY AND LAURA. HaYe happy hOI•O•y Goo<! luck "" your ltnal& love, Hillary, SEASONS G~EETINGS lo all on I he •th Uoot Eul Goodyear' Snem and lisa. •J O.G POSSO have- PHIL JAGUAR 1975'h "XJ6C" 2 <100< sedan rare car anly 1200 metle. From Oaklhoma. New Michlens. -$WL;· WilKESON J fo'WEitHave a groll hohday vacauo,, 'ANNA " W r ho,., o JO -~lc orfrntatlon p,..,.rom." 4 ·a I'd 5 dov worlc -~lc po•ftlona ooollobl~. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/4b82593be886ca04526feebce17a1748.pdf 51c16d7fa0c66bf2430b41def1d48a25 PDF Text Text SAVE SQUIRE RALLY TODAY FILLMORE ROOM 1 P.M. \ lHE By JOH N K. LAPIANA Edlror.fn.Ch/(/ ill Baird bos spent 18 yean baltliOf the Catholic Church, bonds or militant fircbombcrs. hunclrods Of riJht tO Me JfOUps and centuria or wh.al he terms repressive mcnt.abty. And Bill Baird is still fi"'tina B mad. But in the Hau LounJe Friday evcnina, Baird took on a new foe, an "enemy" he couldn'l understand, an "enemy" he wanted to meet so bad that thou.sands or miles without food or sleep at his own CM:penw coukl nOt keep him from confrontina. But bi• foe nevu appeared. On Friday ni&ht. Bill Baird took oo the Stuclcnt Auociotion(SA). Baird'• appeannce on campus -., in pan, prompted by a .wctna~~ anribuled to SA Speakers Bureau Cboirmon Kath Pattersoo, wbo vowod1bot Baird "would ocvu - t on this campus llaln." Pauerson had ori&inally oontraCied Baird to alve a lecture on November II, but inccrvenlion by on-campus anti· abotioni<u and stlf-addmhted "ncgliacnce" led to tbe ca.ncdlation. But one month antr his oriajnal SA.sponscred - h wu supposed •o occur. Baird wu at UB. teyina part of his oration apiMt Paucrso~ SA and the. Uni~cra.ity admini$tratioft. "I do not u.ndcntand how this Univcrsity1!111 allow one student dlctatorial pOwers in dccidina "'ho an and wbo caDDO( speak on this c:aDil>US," Baird said. "The studmu at UB should be callinJ tor an in"·cstigation on this matter." Baird, calJed by United Press lnternatlonal, tbc "fllher or the abortion movanc.nt' •, questioned the intqrity of SA for allowin.a Pauerson to "willfully breach COQtraCI" and chutlud the administration for not watchlna Patterson'• ae~ions more closely. The crux of the earlier munap wjth Speakers Bureau revolved lrOUnd the inclusion Of a second, anti. ..bortioo spcako:r who would be aDowcd to p«scol a didc show, While Baird says he wdcomes dd>all: and had no qualnu about c:oarrontina the RiJht to ure he will no< partiq>ate in uy forum with stick or motion picture prcscnt.atioas. " I will not debate apinst slides and photos or dead fetuses," he c>~P!ained . "One time I wu spcaltlna, some riJht to tift people had a visual presentation wilh 1 talldns fetus which would say 'MQJnmy don't kill me. please m"'·.....,.,, mommy don't kill me." PTes<nlly, SA bos scheduled JIDCI Black, an area resident who was scheduled 10 debate Baird In N"''<fllbct; to appear on campus ECIRUM Mofldav. 1C o.c.m~>e< 1111 Volumo U Numbe< 45 StoJ• Unhorolty ot - Y0<1o ot Bultalo somrtimt next .semester iilone. Balrd will not, iccording to PatttnOD, bt fnvitrd baet. but at Friday's speech vowed that he •oukl retum if as.ked. .. , lliOUid be ~ than boppy 10 return to Buiralo om ............. but (onancial oonstric!ioM could keq> him away. unkss a campus. lf'OUP can hdp him wi,th the eosu. All travel and I«<mocl<otioM Friday were paid for by ~d. Tlr~ Sprctrum lded u campus spooser. taldna care or publicity. room rtServations and intra<ity transponalion. While Baird deci<led <he Speakers Bureau's present suuc1ure and I he conduct or iu chairman. cwo members or u area anti-abortion aroup slood at the rntrance-to Has t...ounge clhtributina loafltu ODIICkmnin& abonion. "II is poop!< like them who would deny WOI1Iftl the .;,111 10 rule thdr OWft bodles," Baird said, waroiaa 1he prcdomil>&ldy female_ oudlcnc:e of over 200 that he was outrq<d that (he) must come h<r< and wun 'you atiout whal's happen ina to your basic riJhu." Baird accused the Catholic church of bcini a "pOlitical oraaniwion", which is auemptina to CO<r<c Conarcss aud various state legislatures into creating laws dthc:r bannina abortion or making birth conttnltechniqlla more diffocull 10 obWn. o O.. BAIR0- 12 Kabosh battles administration on UB food service By SETH GOODCHILD Moflll8iltz lidilor Neal's COCitructioto orden. The srudcnu then IXIel with Neal aod Doty to ""'k out a compromise on focdinalludcnU duriOf the interim bc:l,..... t1oo b<slnnlnJ o r ...,_., and when dot bulldlna r.c~udy cl.-. The two slda .....S tloolt: e lbc Harr\m.tl)-- • - · illllod to be • scalier service, wiD to, --..1 1H1c1t 10 1u orillnaJ111a1e aod be 111011 U a studcot u the JC.aboah c:ommilloe req-..d, and Neal'• onlen hid CIOOinodic:tetl: • DWrCDdorf AMa, ochoduled to oerw u I _ . , . , . . _ l'llltDoft a-1ypa rl<llky wlllloo be .... . . ~ dllriaa llllldl boun. aador .... - - 0( Food Scrvioe, tile ...... . . . . _ thai curmtlly ...UU for the Tllbett DiDlna Rooat: e Sow>tl aud YCAtllation would be installed .. quickly • poslibk:' e A ,_in Hanimatt wW be Jjvcn ~ to tbc Food Scrvioe M.._: e Modlap wUJ be lnltlltod 10 clioaul tbc feasibility o r • It&t In Harriman buement: roun.. Division of Student Affairs and/or House Couocll. Ooty authorilcd Director or Food and YCDdina Scrvioe Dooald Hoole to . - with JC.aboah repreoentlliva to htunmcr out the n...r druoib or the actual eotablishmeot or the r«~~t~a . It wu a1so ..,...s that bolh Hanlon. ud Squire """"Jd ~ ltlodeall ...,_ IIChocll boPta Ia Jonuary. HOlle ldclod that while ~~~~»t the cookina would actually be dol\" In Harriman, It will thetl be trlllllpOI1ed to Sqlliri .., thai the ocudatt union ..W rcmaia somethi111 0( a vllblo ualt. Cotuuuc:doo oa or *" DicfCDdorf will be held orr as lo-a pouible * - or the ''trcmcntlous wwklood ~tQ\UI<e bos.'' aa:cn11aa to Asslslant V'oce Praiclau roc Ph)'llcal Facilities IIWT Folts. T he CRill or the debate WI .. eet centm:d on whdbcr the prindplos, JC.aboah tmd University PtaidCDt ltOben 1.. Kettct hid apeec1 upon cariic:r tbb - ~beiDa roUowod and the cuct 1tutnact1oaa NaJ aod 18\'C HOiie t:OfiCC!IIIIII the Hanimatt • ._,..atlon room In Harriman VfOUid be - fadllty. JC.aboah also -plained about !be - t e d aod pllcod under OOCitrol 0( tbc actual tood oavlce Jet-up. , Member Bob Hayden dw&cd tbot wort in w Blue Room •u ruinous and sbould stop inuncdiatdy llld thai the whole buildiaa wu bocomlna too food stJVJa, orimted. "We're tryina 10 creete a union here, - a raw1n111," lie tiki, nodliJ the ~- fo< Jludcotl would be lf<&t. ICaalh ~Iva also prcuurod Oooy Uti NoaJ ror 1 RAukollor Hto area In !Wriawt, -1ne thai aome kind or date ror tiM ftCIOIIallons tilould be se~. Hayclm sold thai 1be bueatl or HarrimM ~be u ~ opot ror tiM Rat's r~ ud lbo 11udoDsa tried 10 liak t i l e . . . - 10 1 . . . - - for lbe -t ... 8al Noal oald be b oppoMid 10 ...... tile Rat..............S......,..oftbcCIOII .......::i8lod wilb lbo for YCDillalloa. "I Just ....- Jlltllr) qoadlaa thai kllwl or moocy (estiawed tO be ~,ft».f10,000) for a two year fldlhy .' he Mid, l6tiiQa that it wu pouible ........ -.ld to be Ia Hlrriatul bo,oa4 that The vioe presideot Mid tho& lbe Jl\ldall 1ctMtlcs II*C. daipecJ ror tile~ campus, ..W be~ "II" or Lake two,..,... ud lliOUid COIIIaia • ltal. u-. hi•• ) �in short. ' ~·eMU NUft!Otru John" Uo<analf d l t -t ·~ s.tn Gooochlldi...,...., £drtot AnlOORy M PeUIIA..eaiJrlno £~101 ptn Bow~nantA s-.oclat• Mt"n-ol~to MIIVW!t S.wy.,fAII OltKtot campus T..-ry.c.n.cs.IC..,.. F••tv,.. Financial Aid Castro becomes a citizen Eto!Nft L~ FinanciAl Aid Application pockecs ror 1982-Sl arc now available the Flnandal Aid Orrice. Sludcu must r~e!M FinandaJ Aid ronr~ by J..,uary 31, 1981 ...d Ole fliWICial Aid Applic8tioo by Fdonwy 28, 1912 ;., order to be ~ fO< Univmity assist...ce. The financial Aid Orf'>ee cncouraars stuckniS to Ole early. Communisl Cuban President Fid:l Castro's youn&tT sislrr. Juanita, is tryina ·~·an American citiWI. She has be<n in w1c In Miami, florida for 11 years and an oudpok~ roemy or h<t brOlhcr's totalitarian rc:alm<. Upoo wina h<r aazauhlp test, Castto said she $1illlo•cs h<r na1l>e <OWIIIY despite the fOCI thll she Is no lona« a cillzen or It. l<ntn Anltlllnf/Copr a1 Rlc:natd ChoniC/Ir ... ~· c.~"''"""" o.n:ife Mar1Jnleoltlri'btttl"'f Ol¥1d Q..t,jki!IFHiwn: J~n FormttiiiOttPftk-J J.OMph B. ZlnOf.WHettonal 0."'<1 ~IU.tultWI'I national Libyan plot continues O•Yl.a Ona"\ltcWA.-alttu1 ~Of'I.Pi't Jon M.OIIiV$poi'CI" You can't help ft<lina sorry for David Stockman. With hi> luck, tb< cll«k from th< Oemot:rou v.lll probably bounce. US orfidals friday released a ll.n or 14 known Libyan assuslns i<nt'IO kill top Amtrican officlals. CompOSite ake<olots or an...,s tcrtorbu have bcal rclcased to cwtoms ...d bor<kr offiCials. The Stale J)opanmeru daiQ!ed clirut tno... Jcdac or Qhad&fi's plot from a der<Ctor. The last known loc:alioos o/IM hit squad arc Cbicaao. Illinois an~ MeJ!ico. US of11cials have asked aD Americans in l.a'bya 10 leave as $00n as IJO$SIDlc. Ii•l~ ..._,..,.T.-1\oV-.,,..., mark russell Jtlfley A. Thu11toNSpons Gary Stem'A.u lti-MI Spottt .. OtwOA..~-.,s Tht aforemtntioncd Stockman o;et ha,·becn amended. You not onJy cat school lunches bul oow )'OUalso eat your worch. ,J..hy ~ c.motll¥...... ......., Everyone waats Reagan ' .James P. MUtPh)'tComPlt'Of,., VIne. ~Oatti'OOm T.cltnk.ftn Real"" had tO l ike re<inna 81-year-old Admiral Hymtti Rlc-kO\'t:f on as a prcsidcntlaladivsor. Ltl'' face it-how oncn dOCl Reaaan a<tlh< chao<:• to be caUcd "kid ." Jack Anderson reponed today that Libya is not the only counuy aunnina ror President Ronald Rcap.o. Anderson •taled tha1 John Hinc:klcy was scot to klU Rcapu by an lraaian aucnilla orpniz.ation. Hinckky'a aplanatioo or uyina to lmprcu t oc~r... Jpcly Foster was mcrdy a cover-up. Supposedly, a disaffocted mcrnbet or the Islamic Oucrrilla Army (lOA) warned the Seer« Service or a piQI months before tb< lnddtnt occurred. And<tSOn also said a J<COnd !""man 11MJ>«n S<ftt afttr Rcapn. Jan MatttUanotA~/ttoo .,.,,. .., S.UDI'V'II: Ftsc-.at~ Mtl!l•,., lMoie C..wo)'l-loo SNrtty GloQtfWAft. CootdMaJOJ Haney Ktom'*VAdf. S.cr•t~rt The Admiral's record miaht be smeared. As father of lh< ;uomic submarine. he could bt s:L11ppxl with 1 paternity suit. Los A n1t1es Times SJndi<'Ott Cltcu!tlloo - ~ ~house ,--- 20.100 rr,. \ S/»ctrvm II MI'Ved by lhe ~toelalld Pfeu, Fl•ld Hft•aott Syndical•. Loe Angeles n.,.. ~o.Collogi... HM:Is.triee Untted Fu1urta ~~IN lndi.Mitecl Ple:H Syr'!dlc4l.. TH $pectNm la r~<Qtt:Nntld fof netlonAI IMhllr1 1~g f)y Cofnmunletllont Mel ""vtttl.ting ~!eel 10 Stu'*tnll . Inc. 1M $pKIJVm o.lfloCN ..-. toce4ect tn -- ---- 356 Squo.re..,.loll. State Unlvw141'f ~ NIW YOI'IIt •t &tlal(). 3436 Mt•n" S11. .1~ Bl.llfiiO, Ntw Yortc l.UU Tt .,phone: (7111)131..:)876 edttorlel: (1181831..368t. tM;sl,.... Cooyrlgno 1881 Butt•to. N Y 1M 5pec.trVM - -::: St--lne.-f<diiO<..O POMcY is dMenonM'Mid b)' tiMI EdltONf'lo Quit. Repui:ltk.te'«<• ot aAy mlllllf' htft k'l Wltnout tht ••prea conttnt ol Ihe Eci•lot·lfl'Chltf •• lttteUy '"'- rM Sptcttvm .. Pf\ntldi DJ avrtaJo 1<....-t....,t:r>O-.St ............v A B.A. is som6times not enough _ The W Averell Harriman College of Urlxm ctnd Policy Sciences ofiers a two year master of science progrqm to prepare students for manaQJerial ooreers in city, state, and federal government agencies and ~ non-profit organizations. The program has been in existence for ten years; our graduates have established ccn-eers as budget analysts, transportation planners, si:lci¢ services evaluators, organizational consultants, and program managers. Thj ~of the curriculum is economics. statistics, analytics and management. "'II'I- IIOTI ... 011 IIOT A IMCouniOIIIr ------------~------ II I ·1 I I • Ta....:W. ........ ORDER FOAM NO TAX.I'OITAGE e .. __'o_lld _ l•_•_•_o_••_·_'"' _""_-_-_-_-_-____COI)I __ .. _ :!,':L~ _,_, .., I I ..,_..,._ •n•--~• . 2'=--~-~--:--~-~~~~ .111o--- · ·--· . ·1 ~ _.._.;___ ._ # Uyou are nwnercrte and Utercrte and want to bulld a future as a profe&aional In the public sector, fill In the ooupon and mail it to MarlJ\rn Enkler, TheW. Averell Harriman College for Urban and l>ollcy Sciences, SUNY Stony Brook, Stony ./ llul ............ olllgiiDIIi oouponl, good fori . . . DRill( In .... oiCMr . . . . . 11111111' wllllnWNY. .~·~- =-k ~~179< ThitW~Hiiiii .. IIWICGI.gt tor~lndPolcySdences ~ £~ ~ 1lll • (":$.9'j ~----------------------.---------------- ~~ --------~ J �· Does SBI haye any future? Despite the problems By ANTH ONY M . PETTI Mon"'lfll Ellltor Editors nott: T/ris IS tlr< fifth ond fino/ insrDllmmr of Tb< Spectrum's look or Sub Bottrd I Inc-. tUtd tiNts OpportUnity for the board tO fired, reiterated the need for tbc rteValuace the position, ro hiu someone eooperati\lt' who will work with th< divisions, 111< cucutive director to •ork with Board, ond th< student sovemment. People have. false nodon that O.:nnis Black is God. " with I Itt futun o/rltt sludntt MrYicu COI'poi'IIIIOit. W'WI all 1M <Cotro•cny RUTOundin& 1M ru:mt SUb Board I (SBI) In<. ftrinas and th< r<Sipalion of iu tOll offiCial, it miabt seem thll the ruun or the corporation Is ' '<r/ dim. Bw IICCOrclina to manb<nl or SBI. this i.s not the ease. "Our future is promislna," SOl a.ainnan P<ter Hirshman ..Ud. "Some chances have b<cn mado, but tho future looks cood·" It is these cbanaes t1111 tho,. associated with tile aroup b<H<'~< hold the ~ey to SBI's future. M0$1 • ~ revolve around Lhc role or the executive director and his rcspoMibility tO the board of dirmors and other divislon directors. Retirin& Exec:utive DircciOf O.Qnis Black, who has been with I he organization for three and ono-haiF years, will become a major factor In all SBI dealincs. His departure willleavt a bla cap for the aroup to fill. .. My leavina wiU hav~ the samt · effect 11111 anybody's Ieavins woukl ha\·e, '' IUack said. ''It will be' unseuUna and cawe momentary diff.culties. but as Jon& as tile board (or directors) hires th< riabt kind or individual. Part 5 Sub BOard ts 11 a low nqc, Hirshman concends, because or Black. "~nls has all the Information and It's nor fUnneled down to the Board. More information has to b< pven to the Board. Dennis has been rdu<tant to push for thinas b<eau"' he's ~avina• .so tht: Board's lose con fodentt in him and h< in the it could bmdit .'' Board, We'vt aot tO &« . , cxeeutlvt dir«tor ,.ho can pull thlnas toa«ll<r and k«P them dtpanure Is Yltalto the eontinuina toa<tber." JU<CtSS or SBI. "It's a rebirth," BiU Mack, who worked as SBI th< Cllairman said. "It Is an ~nd<t Blade until h< was Board. "They have tO b< careful who they put in as eaeaativc director," Mad< added. "'fbty n«d ~ with innovative ideas. Sub Board is only as cood as the cxcau:ive diteaor mal:es il.'' . AU tluee see th< Ojlportunity expansion or scrvic:es they make available to "ud<nts. " Th< scrvic:es we provide are arao. but we can provide mcx-e-."' Hirsh.ma.n said. ••Wt can improve oo housing, educ:~~ina communities on solar projec:u. We can b< an educational device." "Sub can Board do anytllln& .students want in terms or .services and activities," Black .sa.id...The proa,ram is a success. Tamper with iu succ:ess to improve. bu1 don'l ruin it ." I- "+ There was also a rear amona three CQnoemin.a the increased polit.ical activity wilhin the oraanizadon. "We've got to keql tryinsto provide what thl" studenu want ouctide or politic$,'' Black oontcnded. With Ill• proposal or expandina Sill services and the awareness or heightened political inRuences, it mi&hl appear the organiz.a:tion in danaer or losing its setvic<S-ror-all objective. "I hape it will remain a ~'T .l._he I ' more. . . We can be an services... ror-aJI oraanizadoo, •• Hlnhrnan said ...1 will work ror educational device.,, that.'' ••To remain effective, i1 has co remaio. a service for all."' Mac.k said. But is the future bri&bt? "No question about it,' • Blact said. - Peter Hirshman " But SBI'1 ruture d._.a cntirdy on 1M erron ond talent or the studer>ts who 1<1 involved." FINAL EXAMS Why were the exams posted so late this semester? Is their hope for the future? By EI LEEN LEE Comp&a FH.Iures Editor ,_,.....""!"________,~~"r"'"'i".,....."":"~..,.:""':--~':""--T"'"~=--""1 WJty docs the exam ~<:hedule always come out so late? Why was il .so late lhiJ year1 Complainina about finals is second only to crammina for them ahis time or year. The questons about r.nals, thouall often • redundant. are quite valid on the part of students who view this aU·impOrtant aspect of tllm education with lh~ lltmOSIInteresc . The gripes bqiD tO fester a week or so before rhe Thantqivina break when the CIWll sdledule fails to make Its debut. " Wdl, ic's a pajn b«au.se you ha\lt to ~ wh<n to Ry home. You have lo walt to the last second llld ~ then all the planet are booked," one Lona Island native said. "last year I just bappencd to 1<1 the last lli&ht. Th<re's no cc>nsickntlon." T he probltm with a Mtdy oppearana: by 1M exam .eh<duk_)>'IIOI peeuliar to out-orto•-nm. " Where I ..-art. Cllriwnu is 1M busiest tUne or tbc year-.'' one saUor saict. ''l can•t &<tiM wbokenm week off to I'm supposed to tell my boss two to 1hrce weeks abeacl or time 1M da}'S 1 oeed orr. Wilen th< ccam JCheduk came out this year, It was too late."' Aa:o<difllto Francis !Mey, •upervisor or Schedulina who produces th< exam listina. this year wu no ..eeption. "We usually uy to 1<1 rbe finals sdledule out b<ror< th< ltudcnts JO ho~ fOI Th~~ttsaivina.'' she said, "but th~ l<tllest<f we're winl a nrw synan." • Thai ne'N system involved puttinl all tile input inrormalion sdledullna is in chara< or on CRTs Instead or toy punch cards which had been used in the past. service• we prooide are great, but we can provide ~·l many. many lima.,'' l..acey Aid, ..but we'd need more htlp h<re to do lt." The dtparlmtnt. cotalina t.hr« •mployees, Is also in eharge or schedulina the Unlv. -y's courses each semester. That chore wftl'"h necessitates "over a month or dill&ent work" or making each courst'$ room as.sfsnmerus manually, causes an eal"ly exam schedule to be 11 ncar Impossibility at lhls poim, Ihe .supervisor noted . "I'm In favor or an early schedule/' l.'"Y "'is: "And the.re'< no reason why 11 couldn't b< done if we had more people." ScheduUna disowns '""y complabus on rooms or hours. ''The computer prints the sdledule thll allows the ltast number or eonOiets With StUdents, the departmenl clalm<d. The brae rooms eaams are oft<O placed in a.re • result or. two-ror-oDC: requircn\Cnc whkh states thai. an exam room mU$1 b< 01 Ieist twice th< silt of 1M number.of panlciputs tatlq th< test-Farber 151, Ach<son 511ld th< newly Knox Hall will b< popular test sites. Anot~o<r problem assallcd by saudcols and allte ls 111< lituatlon in which wilh th< same tCSI and teacher sdledultd on sepotat< days, some 111< Oj)ponunity to cllcll. send rcqucsu to ucb depanmcnt In the sentelter utin& th<m if they a time slot on th< exam sd>cduk," said. "And on thll sheet they can that lh<y want their classes aams _ _..__ _._ __._ _ _ _ _ _ _,....__ _. h<ld toa«herTb< Communlcalioo [)<panment has done tills, $he said. "It's a~tirdy up to the lns&ruaor." "This wu the nr.. time .... did most or th< Input fr0111 ri&bt hert in the offia:,'' 1M 1upervlsor said. " I lhlnk In 1M future it will b< fOJter and more ac:ouwc, but ri&ht nOw we have a few snap to work out.'' W dl, thai ~lains thiuerncster bul why, as one sludl:nt .Ju.a&Cfled. can't the U.Uvenity print tile seheclule In early Oclober aflcr dr011/add When cs..ntl.Uy notlllng ehanJIOS'? " We've 4l.ICUSScd II .. Tb< Pmldaulal Comnlittce rook lbt exam procedure a Aep forward this wtck as il proposed the JCbeduUaa or two "readin& days" between the close or claucs ond the bta)nnlna or earns 11 1M end or - h semester. It Is up to U,ll PrCPdcnt Robert L. Ktuer now to approvt the measure. -y.,. -btf tMI Tho lj)octNm . 3 �.. editorial Eye-opener · When Bill Balrd t alks, people listen. Unfortunately, with the pervaalve malaise wnlcn Is affecting America, not e<JOUgh att list ening and even less ate doing something about tne cause he forwards. Currently there ate two pieces olleglalatlon sitting before this nation's etate legislatures. One will llnally, uncle< law, grant women their basic right not only ea Americana but as human beings. It Is the Equal Rights Amendment, more commonly relered to as the ERA. 88d1y, 11 c!OeS not stand much ol a chance ol being ratified by the required numbe< of states before Its lime tlmlt expires. The other does just the opposite. It reverts the women's role bac;J< to 1'wltanlcal times. robbing • !rom them the basic dignity to rule their o wn bodies. It is the Human Rights Amendment and considering the national mood which pervades today, this nightmare ol a law could possibly become an even more horrifying reality. The Human Rights Amendment would classify a lertillzed egg as a person; thus making abortion murder and a criminal ollonse. States would then be able lo prosecute the.perlormlng doctor and even the mother on such charges. Whlle the basic premise behi nd the proposed amendment Is dlsturblng, our distress Is magnified by the I act that most colleQe students, those wrth the most 10 gain or lose by S<Jch tegislatove action, are just sitting rdly by, while oat of touch Washington politicos teU them hoW to run their lives. U<1Jess, students unite against 5Uch stone-age laws, as the Human Rights Amendment, we may Just be forced to fotllet our basic roghls as Americans and as human beings. Part II It was a classic matciHJp-student representatives butting the administration over a plan that Kabosh believes disregards Its agreement with UniYersjty President Robert L Ketter and will have adverse effects o.n students when they are forced to leave Squire Hall. When students are evicted from the student union when they return <\ext semester, life will not be easy and they will greatly lnconvlenced. The administra tion's plan on converting Hatrlman was blatenlly anti·student and would have made eating on the Main Street Campus a circus. feed- A student lounge woul<! have been converted Into food would be forCed to travel from door 10 door seaklng a seat. Most likely, they would nave ended up spilling food on the many dancara that co-Inhabit our new stud<int union. · But in a seues ol meetings with the ac!mlnrsllatlon. Kibosh was able to wrest back the Blue Room and convert Diefendorf Annex Into a food servrcelmullt·purpose room. What Kabosh achieved was relatively min<><, but the principle reiJielns. The administration will listen 10 students II the protests are vehement enough and ara backed by the student body. Today at 1 p.m. $1udents will have another chance to strengthen their bargaining position when the Kabosh Comml ttee holds another rally to protest. Inform and do battle In a last ditch ellorl to stem the tide that Is poomlng I he union In early February. And as the semeater ends shortly, this may be the last chance. So If's worth the hour break from studying. In the final analysis, it's not really much to ask, Just one hour In a fight that h as been going on all semester and coultl ond In disaster If we lose. a kitchen and those eating Farber dogs life Editor! ack I hiYe 101 some time now~ wetchmg the ongoing blntH itt responso1o Kelly Rlgg'o Oc:rJ411J iettfH COI)UtnUtg lh* UH OJ lt'Hmdl~ /Of lttPitflmMtltiOn tit ond 11>e .,,,,., Oogo'ln IHrtiCVIIr. It u.m• 10 Mf th41 tht po$ttlons teien by K.ny ln Mr letter. t"nd, liter. or toutv Deii'Aml«> ond twfJOIIy Oy Doron1 &s• "'" bftn .. down'' o• /he procou o( del>oro In print • ttas worn on. 0.01te about '111"0/tttWhlle tiKI worthle&& retHrc:l'l, lhl -•1. Jnit''' .,.,,.,ed etxAit fnll~ting ,.In ,...-a:ua perlormlng "PIIn•n" experlm«rts, cl•lm• of ctueJtyend &ullttrlng on the one hind 1nt1 comp/lonce wllh "erhlcol" ond gov.mm.ntal •tandards on thl con~11rions RaOy today A Edol"" Edllor: I TIJe ICtl)olft c;ommUIH iJ calling In flmtlff}ettcy Ufliort lilly lfKIIy It 1 p.m.• FIIJmor. Room In ~uifo Union, M•fn..Sttttel C.mpua. Over 1000 people a ttended 1111 W~nrsday's union tally to expreu lltt1r commitment to ''SS ~• out SQuirt''. How Ia the time for 111 of you out ,.,,, rn VB llrtd to partlcpete In thfa ClUJ f . Tnls fs a e~uclel llme.with OOndl Ot.1ng 1dVMI1fHi tltll morning, t bid un 0. tCCflptflJ I I Hfly II Jenuery JQ Tnefa oed for us... Titt Rolly roiioy I• lmpottonr. -v po~m for Squire I dO Mt undet•llnd /he ltd of In mysetl, or m 15,000 otn•r at this Umversuy. ~n. yet wt ere roo Civllittd! They can heve my lind, ira okey, I aon't ,,,,,.,use it. They cen h1111 my senses because th•Y h111e oecome dull, But thtlr greed, it dOfJs not stop; "''Y 1re IIAmg mr mind end hearr. thlt I hive not given ptH'm,ss,on r~ge student~ ro, 1 hlllf not ye1 tokl them. a S()Jfll Iter ltJ 111e pile• lhtY want to Cltonge, yet IMp/.in«/, Hfte's "'"" you c•n oo; Dorm trudtn,.-norlly your I hl'le not room•t• 1nd com• our ol thl dt~~ms-&Ju• Jt1_.. EJI;cou ..,., cteeted. Rlr '' whit thfy te•r. FtN<Iom Is /utt • WOld ro ti'Nm t!Jit c.-n o. 10 mlnut•• on ,,.. I'Kwt. Commuter StLHHnt.--YtW '""'' _ _ ,.1/y/ Ilk* etoUttd umpcn for I p.m Slud'fing?- Toke on nour -~ 01 I P.Mf"tde o lr,.rod. JIIII/tOU who "'¥'11 11teml~ ptt>¥HH/I union ralilft. '" ore <H,.,.tlfrg "" ,ou fo • ..,.," o trienrl. """ nou_.,, "' /1111 t 11/anget In rite lurHWi yorod Orft>O ,,_ to rite rw//'f. rne cJo•lng ol $quite wHI of/ocr ua oU. II'• your urolol> Oon'r ,., rne edmmittr.rlon clof• It down Wh.,• rh.,.'t • wm, rn.,.-•·• • wey. Ag11tt- your ettendMc• ;, CftiCiol. 1 p.m .ln tnt Flllmoro Roorro-Squlre Holl M•ln Sr,..r Compu• lhJ& IS wllete we ""'''· end ldfus ''" conuoJ• . ,,, • siring We,,. WOOden mltiOnflt~ thlt onl't hiWW form OUt no tUI I U0$11ttce. OUt t•c•.s ' ' ' et•1p Cltfnging Bur now t~ guard• have to &Mnd up ln<J ltgM. Your tlklttg 1nd • CM"'QU'JO ltel Wfr • stench"' my ('IOsmts. 'filou no''~~'" to tnml you .,. tnytnlng else other "''n omr ol ut rn. t»>PPf ol diffetf'nt tltl ,1.,. ~oJor$.' thlt ,_.ou hew dftltlt with m tM pest. ,.~Mit • tr•it of '''!'· Ttus 11 /Jow you Intend us to u • m . But we are ytwr t;hddum. n•~• you-.. tOtgon.-n. Alt. y1.1 rout CJJIIdren .,. no tongffl .. ,~ Slev.n s.luet other, at~fmll& with ptlmiUve netvous sr~r•m• ver$ul thole with .. "sophiSIIctttd" ntrYOUS systems-au lhes• f:Onverntlons ere beside the point. The po~nt, you JH, /s Kelly Rlgg's Initial ~lltOmtHU-WfJit sh• Cll/td l'ltr "gut rasponse to tha whole i$$iJf..-U$1.fiQ tnlmll$ IOJ e•p•nmtmtatlon Is w1ong; treating l1vlng creaturts at If lhly .,. simply ,.griat .. lor the "human Mow/edge mill'" fa wrong: P"~umlng thet WI hiV. 1 ••tight" to aleug!Jtff animals lor lhl socoiled "gO<>d" oloJt numon~lnd lo wrong. We, as • culturt, tend toM uncomlotta~ with usflftiOns of good "' bod, nghr 01 wrong, virt1J0411 or tvll. We\11 111 grown ot ..""'"· ~ NwwKihMal. our ' " ' wanrs 10 Anow 1111 the&e aorts ol aaaurtnc.s would ulltfy you it, mtttact ol •nlm11s. the 11Piflmenll were done on your 10/fl lnd dlf19htln.. She hiS r~ no re$p()llse. rne Oeportmenr ol Pny•iolofrl IIJ.f)(Ntf/1 to Ktlty' l Q..,.-ltiOI'I/rtg of ,,._ llhH: thll PMmill IUCh lc.IWtl,.l 'rlllilh ptiHJicllbly por.,noll$1{(;, eondesctndiflg orod ittldf<IUIII •uuranus to INf not 101 ..the tC:,.,.tiiH: c:ommuttTry" he• tnt.,.$/WI'Iy dtiCUit«/"' the llhic81 Ol/1111011 (lnd " ' ' dldded tftlt If's OK 10 d.,lfoy C,.ltUrel ol "lnolnll ap«,.,.. lot 1M JO-el/led t»nllltl ol aiHwlatlon lrom ,,. "JJ/a ot m••·-111•. whlf;IJ, more Olten tltln not, Ire C/flt~ Oy IIJI very 11m1 humen •·forea~ht'' we told to trual). Ktlly lnd the,., ot us"' told'"'' Jutt es tne auto m.cltanlc c1nnot learn Whit &Itt nHdr to know from OOOifl a/one, ntlther can the ''' no.w Pft~l lolog/st. Pt'*Urrtll>ly IIJI IU/0 mechanic mu&t wotk. on autof'JJI/Iilo,, not blcyc~• end elrplllr.t. Kotly Rlgg •••• why /he phyiiO/ogiiiO don'r worlr on willing + human be¥,gs. lnll.,d ot capl u111d or bttH1 lrtlmll&. Site hit rtctfved no tflponle. • The'"\'' remaJnr. Some pt10ple '""'no dltilcutty malting tM 1rrog1nt llltlfflon thai,pttt•r species .,, aomfltow ,.., worthy of conctm. Cite, "~'· and life thin''' hUmin beitrgs. Or/ltr peopll undetlllnd this 111111 ''fOil'"" to wrong •mJ means jultflyrng tltl bl 1 thlt the IICI lhlt •nlml,_ ,,. ..OtH lor IXPiffff'tMtltlott"' or thll suapif;iofJs of I&MftlonJ tn ltrt~ll UMd suoplclou• do 'I"' Mglfe ,,. not sp«,., .. Ot poss1l>11Jt'f lltlt C'Mtlin lftlnga lfl good 01 l»d, riQfU Of wrong. •trtuouo"' ..,,, Kelly 11/gg n .. apoltM liUI/t. lnd WINI Shl'l ) QIOIIM in rfii)OIJSI lilt lnwlts.. plltttudeJ.. and II'IIHow tlfM1PII to art~Nt1 • ..proper,'' 'r~llonat:• " botorn:od" midd,. position. The UbOratOtf Anlmlll Foc/1/t;.a empkf1eu novo rold ,., that lntalhtsla, entlbkltic,.. tnd analgea/cs 111 us«<. and thlt •U•I the animals hne ·~ervfldthtlr purpose& .. they " ' lfnltd " p1inlessty." Kelly It told thtt '"' tJoualng standard• tor'""' an/malt; are 1e1 by VI/Joue gorernment IQW»C~tf lnd thet UB oomp/lu 'lllln ell olrnom. Thtt waa- not Kelly's QIJfttlon. Whit simply ol contlnultlon ol tlte evl/1 of 1nlm1l ••perJm•ntltlon. Tlttlormff thfnk In IM 16/IMimetttr mlffto.t-1 ol Htndl"fffN** lltlt t~ trl "ltO,.,.lftl llrlys .. some/tOW ~J0m1111 tltt •clio,. ,..,.. Th• Iff 1,_ ~tiff Und«atlnd IIIII tiMSt ·~u. offfKtld by II,.,.VInt • people who 1rt willing to use •nlmela •• they wou'd IffY lunglb,. oommo<11ty. Ko//y R/gg oughr ro bo IPIJIIudtKJ lor CIN 1nd concern She h11 po(frt«t out• llt&JIIIOn to tht reeders ot The ~trum Inti the UB c:o'"munity ,,., hll no room for •ttt,ully ,.r OMbiVII<ont, Oa/Of)ced ntfd/1111 po11tton1. Urtlorlurtlt•tr, thlt 11 tlmo•t 11/stJe , , . r~N.cll.n IIIPQnU, David Bryan -artz Unlvorolly Siudenr �op-ed Ic2Jllest opinion I tne ptobtem very well. Generally. the rnpon10 was that By lAUREN SHAPIRO SA Dltector o/ Academic Alfstrs tno g<oduoto otudonlo who don't apeak English clearly enough do not tnteraet directly Whtllludef'ltl Dut ate aaslgned to laos or to orad tno papers. ·w ,hln 51\Kitf'IS dlsetna probJtmt with the !Itching at US, genetally, ttlay wilt ask w!l)>they • .r e forced to IP~ CI&SHS With lntlructcxs \lllllho can hlldty speak £Jlgilllll. Aa DIIOC1or ol Ac.a- Alfalfa. I havo been asked thla question trequenuy. '"''no • 'MPOnsl~~•:r to an1wer, but never a.b4e to vtlfY conY1ncangly. I begin re.seatthlng the probtem to proVIde at lust an explanotlon of why this pooblem, which hoQeltuty unavotoabte. Olllota. O<lglnally tho problem seem ltd a clear violation of itudentl' right IS; t\Qwever, afllf penetrating the topic. t reallze the ltsue Ia nQt so olmplo. I wu told by one oepa11"""'1 Ihat. In eddlllon to ollndord toooo. they oonsult wltn o~elr gred eoo-to and ludge - • • or not tney oro~ ol.,..,.lng c:loatty ef'W)Ugn. For those who at~ not, the depattrnent - - t h a t thOse TAs tll<t tho couou lot torolgn lAs ol!t<ed at Intensive Eng~on t.nguoge lrlltnuto (lEU). I don' t botlove tnlo priiCIIoo ,. wtdosl>'ood. AJI g~aduttt atUOOnts whose nattve language Is not El'lgd•h ere ,.qulrOO to ta~ an e xem called T111 ol Englioh as 1 Foro!Qn language (TOEFI,l. tn or dO< to be a<~ml tt od to tho grod school they muol got 1 1 lta$1 • 500 on thlt exam, and 11 least a &00 to be 1 TA A'e,of'CIIng to 1~0 Eo -Ilona! Testing Sel'rico, loco ted In Now J01soy. whO administers the test, tit tt measuru fl proUcHtncy, Moat ot tho dopattCM<>tsl/ld admlnlallaton that t tntllt\llawed Ililt one orOC>Iem loy prlm11Uy with tno TtaC"Ir'Q ASSistants. AlthOugh stuaents woukf agree. there 111, at tu.s·' 1 coupte ot profnSOta itt many - " * I t s who IJo lncomp<tflonsiDie-WIIy any, at al ~ ooe •-••no Ia • mystetY to many lluclenta. Apparently many of then professors w ere hlrld a tong lime ago. OeprtmerH Chatr "we wete dosporate to get people wHh good re .. arch credet~~llats-... The pro lessors who come hero thon woro told tl'\ey•d ne't'er have to teach. and now whh HVtHe undetstatflng av.,yotle hal to:· The same Oopertment Chair felt that somoone who Hied to get tenure today wltnout EngUsl'l woutd not be able to. It ma,y be haro fat students to believe that p•ofesso,s don't entoy reachtng tJndetg,.a when. accous~ng to one C<KIISH. but II b IOW0$1 on tho p<lorlly Uot IO< ~ny ol out PfOfii.SOfL 8ec:ause we au end a unlveta.ty wnete teseatch ancs Qf*(lu•te WOf1t 11 the locua. we. "'' studeols . are tCMced to Oeilf ,.,,, the ptobtetn ol uncHtrgrao teaching not havlng lho ernoh~s we mioht e•pect. Tha problem with TAs Is ot a c:Uflotetlt nature. Because w, are unable to pay our TAl compatiHvely wllh other institution-s, very often the ba.st American acuacnts oo ets.ownM. Instead ot sactiUcing ac-aO.mle standarda wa gellht very 0000 f()(eig.n stUdent• . rlthtt than the tess qualified domesU~ students In .od•tton to competing W•th otl'., "niversit»a. in ~eas IUC, at tngtnMrif1V. it IS dtlhcull to recruit t..-ge numbets ot grid 6t\ICJOnts l)reC:IVM they are swept away tnlo •nctustry. We a11 •tao not gen1ng as many grad at~t• becavse the toO mar"'et hit not been as good for people w11h an adVancoddogreo. 11 appe1r1 that In the tna1h and science 11eas TAs are dlaproportkJn_.tiY non-native Englllh spoktno. From dlscuulons wllh students lhls h as croa,ed a ver~ reat problem. Dopartment5 feel alfflfenUy. According to the Oepatlmenta I tnuwv~-wod, most tell the1 wete handling 1 oot an ability to tpolk cl.,.lly. Tho teat I• on•thlrd llttanlng comptohorla...,, but requltoo no apoaklng at all O.•t skUll UO lilted In an Pam knOWn U ..Tat Of Sc>olton Eng~ on." whlc:h Is not adminostared 11 US. Wily Is a II!SI, wnleh dooo not """'""'" tho moot t>aole Qualtty necea:sary lOt IUC::hinQ. used to determ;ne .. ne,hef 1 graduate otudont wllltntll or not? EJoptllnlng 11111 an TAs haw• received a 600 on their TOEFle•ama.. I" rospo"se to tludet'lt protest. whlch hat happencxl, is not vary convincing ln light of thll f!Widenc-•. One admlnlltrtlor I spou to mentioned ralolng lho TOEFL scott tor tho requlrement-solutk>rta .aucn e.s this mar be easy bull hoy Ott tnllroty oil base. ThoM IIU-1& Wno seo<e ~- CIOO on tho lost 110 required to take " Communfc.atJor\ SkUll tat Graou.te TeaCfllng AUISitnto" (ollwed b)' tEll) botO<o taking tnolr leaching us.;nments. AU TAs are aJIO*ed to taXe tne cou•se. but Pt-u enuy. onty tnoM who wete lorc.a to DV the requ!retntnt have tHHOited. Theft t t l " " only 12 TAl taking lht course-• sec:Uon waa even c.anctlte<J because thtte were not 11\0c.Qtl students. 1 waa unable to g 81 staHstft-s, but ft appears unliketv that ol'\llf 12 lAs received below a 600 on their TOEFL exam. I spoke wit h pooplo loom IEll who agreed with lhla opooutollon. Appatenlly, many graduate advt~rt suppon I heir TA.s when they Pf'Ol&lt beJng ln tne eout&l, end m~ny departmttltl request that this reQuirement be wef'lea. In od<lltoon, part olohe P'oblem. tElllolt, to thai dep&rtments dO not inlorm then TA$ that thlt covrs.e even e:usta. a cou•M Whk:f'l wouJ<f be vaklable lor an kHelgn TAl. rMM JUSt those Who oon'l tnHilt~lir rOQUitorntnL Uoleu departments bed! their Sludenls up and encoUfage mofe use of lEU. thla Pf'OOrlm w111 never have the +mf>iitt ltlal It snoukt O ne upoot o' the probfem t .hadn't contiCiorocf pravloualy Ia the 'lttltude of students In tho two--way orooess of tMChlng and learni ng. Manv of thO p&ople I ~---=:g apoke w1th fttl that studeftts can be vety Intolerant and got IUined oll f'lllht awa~ Wll0r1 t~oy no•o a IO<elgn T"' Otie deportment ofllclll loft students P<Otect o ~olr ttoub4es Witt! the subjec·l matter o" theTA. "fhtt ta a rea.JOnable exp•anatkJn-to a cenaln extenc . c.ttalnty ht >ing 6 \OOChor Who doH not spook £nglial1 WOII ,.qu..1as a wUUngtitsal.o hsten more -wtesll'lety. tto..wevec, at aome PGint this dOlts become \.lfUMton~. " not lmpoSIIbi.. Becausot~• c:om"""'lcatlon otoblem lo ou<turat u- as ttnguistl:. pornops ilona TAa leorneo more aboul AMefleln.etudeotr ex;pactattons and wet• able to eJip-.'n tttelr clfCUmS1illlOes to stuc:lentl bell.,., bolt'! s-IOOGnll ar.d lnaarvcton would bo mott unc:kustendlng. For theae f00$0l\S, -he oourae olfored bj lEU tor Tlltl b<!comoo ""'"more C!llical. Considering the dilemma lrom theTAs point ot view has the tUKt of W1ctoas.no our concmn tor the problem TAs wn~ come twtfe from ot~er countMS r • .c.s """"the dilftc~~Y ot odluso•ng to a new cytture. It tho Unl..,alty ln"lll$ theM student I More, they ate' re&por~tl* kll PfOtKiing theM ttucJents· emotk>nal neeas to a cenaJn •~tent By putuno them m • etassroom ..,h•atWW1 wi'Mtfe f~l.ur• &I'CI trustreUon fl u-ety, we •• threatening t"eir emouonal Jtabtllty It no11rom ,,.,. undttgre"uata 'Studenta' pqtnt oJ vtew. then from the TAs' pomt o1 vloWif t~ra oxlsta • proa•e~ at this Unt•etttl)' which mut t be glvet'l atttt~llon ~ The 5iiU11IOf'l Which elfi5t5 with .-.on·nauva Englll h spe.akrno tnstfuctots ;, )ust coming to llghl.. Admlnlsttators and departmet\t ch.aitmen, however, will not tl~ety conhont I he problem heaO.On tmht stUdents m•ke a b~ o~n deal abOuUt. For now, st uo.nts who StnCMe.Jy beh~We tnay nav-e a ~ptobl trn wtlh an 11\Struc.tbf ShOutd mD.e an oftk:t:aJ complelnt ••th '""' depantnent cn~unan. kJenhtyiog p.ar1lc"l., tnsuuctora wM create • ptobtoem IS at least :a Deglnnlng In ack:IJtlon. H 11 In oveu~ne•a tnt&rtst 10 ' " I hat mote TAs ta.ke ldv•ntage of !he courses- ollerftd by IEL.I. Perhaps all foreign TAa should be teQUittd to take thhs courO<>, and posalbtr the teot bl Spoken Engliah ahoUid be utlllttd as • measura ot the a.bltll~ to apeak rottter thon lOEFl.. lho Graduate Student Association (GSA) plana on looking Into 1ht problem mote c.ktMI'f .,.._, semester oy creating a new posnton whtch will oeal 'Wtlh onoetnatlof\11 ot..,..,to. They .n11 otlompl lo mailo tho COUIMS offeted by lEU ~tt ot the Phd program rather than at>o¥0 and ~rc>'ld-tn.t •• lor g raduate "'edit ThO Sl-1 AUOCIIIIon(SA) hOpeS 10 work Wljn Ihem 0< tnese p•oJeelt aM, In ldd1Uon. encour~e• the Graduate Olvl•ion of Undeforaduate Edvc.tlon, and Academic Atl•lr$ to ta'e the probttHn more letioualy. We especially rocommet'td 11'\11 all these aJtas begin 10 WOJ'\ moHt clos.ctl)' with tEL.I to ttrld progfes!ll't'tt, ettecuve so lot lone. WrJ ha¥ef'l'l htt.,d 1he last of 1t yeti Sc~ , I ~ forum A By MANY CONCERNED STUDENTS go I~ a~d again students otthl• lnatllulloo ht•e bottn actewed over by an admnlnlstratlon that Ia not concerned wlttllhem onc.a thoy oet Into U'te senoot. The dl.lliQitd ana utter contempt we are faced wltn is appalling oapeclally """" one"""'"'"" ohio Ia auppoMd to bo a pteoe o1 frtolhough\, lndtvl<lutlotghls ,.._,.., and tno ,_rocratlc ldeat -lllod. lnstlod. IJB Is o pt•ce wnoro tho llfroQIIll and unconcerned Robon L.. Kecrer admlnlstr•Uon flat domlnotod. both In p<osence ond tnoug~t. Whon he •sau(lled the presidency- tho student body w as a mass of uniUed, conc•rnGd acttvlt-11 that battlacJ lot theh rights~ an d us waa tnt gaJn~no a reputation for the Borkely of ohoEut. Today, this unl¥enll)' Is a hOllOWed &holl ol that p<oud beginning. Studonta hove ~suacned to tho Amherst Compus, &luck out In)6e wood$ sunoundeel by wlldemesa and heCM'IeC I n by the naturel and unn.&lutaJ ban10<1 ol an lsolattcl campU11thal a prison. Any ruponal. . atudet1t P<Oiest 11 a.tmost alwayS olloncod out lltort In ono waotolands oltho A~l r..-. campui - Kitler't drum campu•. Hlr dream campus. the Buffalo modfa I ells us. So atudenta have DIM!n fofooclto •ally and oroanlze on tho M•ln SH•et Campus. most notatxy In Squire Hall ~ When thO Graduate Student Assoclotlon wanta to talk tlllko 11 - · oo In Haas lounge, When Tht S-rtum wont• to plekoo GoYornor Hugh L Car..,. II H near ~utro, w!lell any oflhe otnor mutlltudo ol studo<ll or lac:ull~• a gtlpo ltdooolt In ~ulro. Sol> Kelt., hu a hard lime In Sqt.Me H•ll w oil, Uncle Sol> IS a 'llndlclllft m&n. Squl<o HOII- Iho noma ol numerous onii·Keuer gao,.,tnga-oa obout to be Glosod and conyortod Into a - t alachool. And as milch u lloll• lollo us he has nolh lng to do With tho b uilding's oloslng! we llnO II hard to bell...,. him. ~11 Ia \ho u me man wllo will go up to Albany and light ogalnlf 1 tult..., hike end rftk hft own neck to support hla admlnlst nlon's lnltresll. II 1\otter nas been good lor anything In this plaoo. Ills hit suoooss In lighting tho Albany borons who oontr~ the money. So did h is moglc: loa•e him? Old his groat lobbying charm Just dlaappoor? Hwdly. l<ouor jull wanted to r:omptoto hlo minion. tno miulon ot ending lludeno aat-rltm now atKI for~~¥•. W•t'-Out SQuJte Hall, ua w111 no longer bo homo lo any prooost.any mesa Qll..,lng ot -chanted otucleniS"' oven thO simp4t _ . ot hang!ng out and rleblllr\ll. No, Ketter In hit final monthS u .,.. .100111 witt flntll)l gel even w<th tho ot..-11 by ripping tpatt tno ..,.y baais ol lholr owlooonco. their building , their onlY baS11on ogolnollht olhorwlao cold and unconcerned winds or 1he adm lnlatretloo. ~ulro Hall Will be oloslng, altho risk o l oound lng prematute. on February t. And what naa ltl• Keller adminltttatton offered us u . a substltut•? Another uniQfl? Comparable opaee on either campus? 8o II you'we SloPPed In and alroedy _ , our •naw" uniOn, yort~aali.tt tnot Harriman Ub<ary, what nas _ , bog< ly oll•od ua In Sqtriro'• ottOO. It 1 torrv e,l[ouso I a atuoont gethorir>g place u\O<olltc •• ~uko. l~ 11 the Squtre Hat. . tt.hak&Uer. look '" Hltr,man, there s no Alt. We need S'Qulrel Hat~lman Hall hl l liN I han 69,000 aquaro tee1 (and one th ird atUI be•ongs to the Theatre Oepl.}, SquJte has over 160,000. We neeo SQutre! The tact t• tnat even U the adm\nl&1r1Uon weu! to hold to ira commitments the,HIIrm,an plan is total btJIIthh , It i.s s;fmply too +nadequate lor otH needs u students and as human belnos. Tho Koller clan eottalnty dlo not mo\'e from Main Stroot Ultra.moder(t ana ultta-IU.III.IhOuS C.per~ ljall wu com!>l*tt Wo<Jid you not agroo on11 - •• a~..-ta CIOMNt and .,.,.,1<1 ~.,..,_tho oome courtuy •hat the admlnlllraUon hact? le1'1 demand hJ C~s Unlit ill Kett•• na1 aaJd thet ctosJng SQutre wltl c.euH at ~ts gtave hatdlhlp 1nd that the qUalhy crt unh;etslty Ute will .suller, Aft you going to tel' Ketter and company pose a tllldshlp on vou-mote than the b u td on ho already l"'as? He has 1110 ..1<1 tl'l.ll students ean't wall to get oot to Hatrim• f'l, lnlttad of the Amnorol. Aro you? I'm not .-t~e bU$ rldoa, the wind s wept I.IOtaUon, the long wai1a. I hoe lack o t 1 c.entraUttd galltorlng j>liOO to moot lrlonds I nato Ill 8y now you should now rooll- that you ott ~n lng Shilled aglln. t~at agaorl-you u otudants aro botng settwed ovoo by Ken•. Aga!n ano again, - .... - . . abused. dloclldod, Ignored. Well tho hmt has come to say enoug h lo enough. Stu.clenls and tho rot I Ol t ho cotl"w,u,; nfty • ro angry and refuse to take thll ' "'''' We can routine• In tho )Obby. Observe. also tho Incredible not s'an<l for II"'thlf arroga.nt admlnlsl ,.ttve dectalon. Today"" h 1ve a chance to do ~eth lng, We neve a -lou•. Ftr•t. rou·u not~ the•• a•• only two ,on, doorllnto ~Ohl to SQuire~ as you efttet watch out rCH the flying de nee stuctentt, practlelng tnelr todu ctlon tn ~lata. No bookatOte. No conJerence theater. No reNtvaHon rooms. The IIIliI IW'Idleaa. Just li~t ketttt'a gall an e~epectlno us to so dOCIIy aceep.llng lhla aod and -ry oeplocemenl tor our tlome- SQ<.Irt Ha.IL Nota tJ",e .noddy eating tacfUtles In Hl"r•mtn tt11t tr,e KabOa, commlttM had to wrest ou·t of the"" admlnisttt llon. Notlco lite 30 HOI lout>go Iough! tO< from FOOd and Ytn<llng So<vleeS. comport it W1lh Hoot lounge With 500 oaa ta. W.Mod ~ulre Hall I Go IUIIhtr and nollco tno oovooely reduced loed sorvlcl tocllloy In Hlfflman. Ther·e are o vei?oo fewer aeata. We need ~ulro l GhMct to tlalld together and telilho admlnlatratlon t hll wt think going lo Hlftlman without Squlro sucKI. ano thlt they better not eJCpect a docile mtsa of aludtnte to go to sta ughtat. Toda y, tn ttl~ FiUmott room at 1 p.m., we N:ve 1 chenc;e to demana that a MW union be buill II'KI lurnlahod bolort ttlay klc:k us Olll. TodO'( wo h... a Chonc:o to light boek 11 Mr. Ketter's . . . _.... to lfspond to his - h ot uo to saw tno 1611 \'eSIIges ot qua lity stuclent lito on thlo S\)t,t'f comput. Como holt Choncotlot Wharton'• , . .ponao to Ina reaolutlon thlt WU Hni iO hlm lrom tho lUI Rally. Wo nood Squlrol Don't Itt thorn llkt It lrom uL '"''1 Monrtay, t• -..,;&0, 1l tl Tho - nom 5 �feedback Fah on late feel Armed to the teeth The Graduate Studtnt Auootl/lon tGSAI Senl/0. ttpreaenllngall gflduate studtniS at ()8, pass«/ et irs last mtetlng I Rtg Gilbett'slellet to thtt KIIOt ·~~usu me ol leillng to tllte 1 "broad vlaw'' snd ol .,not lfltnlng from tht lessons- of lht pall '' Reg. 10 use ontt ot hls own wold•. hal no "'lut:M,g"" idea wtt1t he ;, io lklllfllbOul Ednor. ,.solution railing lor tnt Diffused student body .llild~t&. Eanor. tltt n~.Ss.JI')' '''~tltKH'II •"ch to m••• Mlfft StrHI I IJI!IIIh~$C~CIJ CMttH. and m the d«:JIH>n 10 ma~e 1 planned s-tudtnt union on o' Am/Jetst one ol the l•st bulldmgs to be ouiJI. A.hhougft t oel!e~• Ute cJ&elston to dflll'f tht new srudent union was a bad one, tgn011ng the drasr~c. ell.-ct ''will IJIVI on atuden/ mortM. 1do not Hltrn I hit IIU.S WIS I d«fi#On I hit Will$ ,o mtde .. get tho.s•~tudtmts. " It ,s OIJiy a reiii'JCbon ot 1 muctr tngger prOblem. The blggO$/ problem II UB lod•Y 1$ the pervu1ve reeling of would have bHn such •n uproar, the •dmlnlltrllkJn nt!:V&J would hav• dlrH to uy; today. they do 11 With minimum tctSntlnf;e Tn• dlllusfOn ol the uniYeratty '' .tNPcomlllg more serfOUs all the time, ' ' 1<1sustmerus ,,.. be4rtg Sfpl)tSteness 1nd dtiiUIIOit IIJBI penetrttes ew.,-y sectot ol Ute &JnNersuy. The ptObtem 11 not '"'' spill campuses aM all.., a.ze tlllf cause such pr~s. u ,.. rn• ,.Ck of any wstole 1ttempt1 to o.-erc::ome IIJe dlflusn,n. Unforlunaterr. I ltiVtt no ,peclflcproposals 10 oflttr-IAtHy know thBI something musr bl done and 100"1 10 pr.vent 1 prf11totur• death of U8 IS a VIMint N'tiiUUtfon ...P~•d• "contmunuy ... SHma 10 only Jntlude someorte .,., Most "-11'1 w111 to gt~t nomlt, tutcause I hey don' t fHt at home htre Many don't cari whete VB I$ golttg, IS long as they get theft degtee 1nd get J/te lteli out of here Tills fs • wklelr neklallltud~ Tne ont., peop,. wtWJ PtOfit from diffuSIOn oltM uniYttlil'l 11 lift! ldmmtSI,..tHHt. Not "'" thiS IS I plot by tne edmmtatrttiOit-not 81 111 Bur lhllllct r1m11ns thlt they alone benellt. Those wno 1r11 "s.curlty·mlnd«J". l.t. par•nold I ODell Stu<Jent tfOIIIJQ /Jit.t lltll tJI I decadtt •go. see• In lhl dlllustan tl7• redvc:tion ol pot., till rtOIS. to Chenges in US's Tnete 1s, 1 bl!ltevcr, a vur potentltl lor 8 tetll unlvtU$11'1 IH I ~rtlcUii!ly ptffl~ciouS ICI tHtc1.use It w•s instituted prlma11ly to ri.IStt greatet revenue forti" 1./hlvttalt¥. and not to Induce student.J to pay their account~ on tlmt. T111s Unl'leaity naa luncllon«< eiiK'INe/'y lot ytltt illirha.JI • 111~ fee. If lhl Unwtr$Uy hiS f-p.M~Ced il short/Ill m r""\ /I'V«'fU8 IllS Offly O«<UU lltf UniV.rltty 11 grossly urtdt~rlundtJd or tne Sr11e tn tl'us era of conUrvltntl cutoackt. Tftf go11 of alfordlblfJ education for tile public !IJNers • setoaclt with each riff In tuition or lees. Studtmts do not dtSirYf tiN buJdtn and lruJtrllion ot tn. new l•t•l.e. II Js tht Intention ol tfte GrltiUitf St"dfffll MsociatiOit to work with olhet stud«~t gov•fltmtnts to push /01 th• ttclslon ot me /ate lee. Tne ll,(t of the Gradlfllte SIUdenr At&OCJallon tllolullon Is ss lol/owa: WHEREAS, Thfre is 1 new t20 111e ptymtnl Cltlfgl IUIIJOIUed by E. W Dott 0/ the Office of the V~ Prt$1dtnt lor Finance and Management on Stpltm,_ !4. !981. llru~;ture. community. for a teat "coii419•IHI" that is l•clclng today. A respOn$ible adtnifllftflflon should makl ICIC/t Part ol 1/Je' ptobltm ~"~"~ l.~es wi rh ~tudents.. •hO spend tar more rfme putrfng down UB ,.thw tlt•n bflmg proud of11 But wny shOuld they b« proud? 1t11nr atudenls IHI lllte m~~B: nor thll they are UB. Bemg ai"tJB means bemg num~red. ptoc.nH. tnd paued on-from regtstrltion to bus moos to t:lleteria tmes-wltlt no $ense of o.ionglng OM•. Til• U8 not realiZing that t:nltiotJ ol • community •P'"' Is the bestlnsuranQe ag11nst prote111. tn 1ny case, tna potentl•l lo1 nor Is presenay .-•ry, very 111m. 0Uttr$ In the admltHSINIIIOn $11'1 the tncreU•in •ny umtylng crt .tr a hns o/ relative powet-tlt• ldmlniJtntton Is slw~ys strCN~~ il tht jiUdMIS Ire WN.Aer 1nd dlsorpl.ntled. 1n~s n the us• now No on1 rttlty SPfNb for tM Slvdtnl.s. SA, tttrough 111111 ltull 111 owrt, hiS Itt Jmagrt probltm. Most Jtudents simply do no1 1dattOI'y with lhtm. Constouentlv, wilt h'"' 1 dlffusfld studtHJt body lrtd little clout ConsldH how,,,. real rtSJitanct wu pu1 up 10 ,,. Soulrt clos;ng. Thai 'iflfhicll wfJ tmauy put up wa.s tar too late to Changr th• outcome. end dHJ not really hiV. the pamclpation ol f"'tJn • 01111 ma/onty o/the stud.,, populltfon. Ten yeats ago, thoro While the rwtty to "S•~• Squtre" on Decllmbet 9th was 1 good caul'#, '' w•:t unfortunately 1110 too lfttl~. too late The dtH:I!ion to ctose tfqulte H•ft w11 Mlde tight under the &tud.,t's noStJ' 1 tong '''"• •go-in rn• decisiOn to m1ke " tUmlrtllion ol lhl. newly '"'tltuted $20 1111 ttJIItOn IH. GSA finds~the lf'Jitiar;on ol rne Tl'l•r w11t1 noth1ng to unity tiN a goal ,,. ltxll point~ Th•y muSt Wd-101 students attJ welt ewa'e tflat WIIIJOUt tnelf help, '' wm nol neppen. We must not get ouuJetv•• In • situation whete ••ch 11 watllnp lor the other so l"d rnls Is wttar the •dmlnlattll'on is munllo do-,.ea tile unNersUy.. Moll ttudtnts could ure Ma.s wMte ·~ decf.sfon com•• from-ealottg ' ' It is a good dec,.kln. This ahou,d Pot oe 1 po';r;tJt oarue. as 1r ollen Js. Tl•e ldN /1 JlmpltJ: Students count too: mo'• thfn buildings. moto I nan numblis II th# admtnJ&ttatlon and lludents a/Ike do nor begtn to ~h1111 thiS. UB ;s going to COfWffUI tO d,. a sJ~w. •PfiW/Jng daatn. Boots end oulklmga ao not m1A.e 1 /JniVfr$11'1· Thete must H • IHUng PftS_,t, Thll rs Whit we leek . Thll 16 wflat we must work IOWtl!d.. Timothy M. Hell Unwer1:11y Sludctf11 GSA condems move EdiiO<: TIHI Uni'ftiSitr lldmlnistll/1011 IS ot/ompl/ng /o - • • th• meJotlry ol graclulte atudenl$ ol thelrf•tttttttlllu 0tpat1f1)Mtt Into toom Pa.t*w 209 Thf~ toom lo dl'ildld Into II ooolcl... IIO<Jtlng ll5 jpMIUIII 1/udents. Th/1 /to/11/y II QI0$5/y • _.... lnadequ•t•l Not on/v Is- the toom v•ry o'tttclowd«<, but W• e/so nolly •nd n•lf ol Utt C&IOicln ..,.. Window'-••· T,. lrlllh grldUIIe students have OHfWfttlmJngly ~IH IIIIo propouL Th• gredu.,. stuHrnt• demand rhll t.cflllill equal ro « ,.,., '"'" lhl old oUiceo , . """' IVtlltblt. Tfl• Alllh Club 11111 olld dlrectt>d thell S.nator to auomlt trt/1 rel4tution to Ill• G,-.dul/1 Student IIUOC/11/on (GSII) WHEREASL This 1111 p1yment was not dlscuue<l with repru.nt~tf"ts ol the Jtudents. tnd spKJI~•Ifr. the OtatJulte S.tud~t A&SOCtltlon, lf~ltnllltYH ollhe gtadull• $/trdM/• II SIJNY/Bull•lo WHEREAS, This feels compltJttJJ)I ., lnnnslll.-e to thtt speci/Jc nelds ol the gradulte Jtudent$ who I'IUive llnancJII ualstanct'l from villous c~~,.rtmffltS (mchldJng. but not l1mftld to TAP. Tuitioll Welwt, Antfllttee from ;,ome gov~rnments, etc.) and ofllct' that do nol. through no farJtt ot tht gfldUitl lluderu, pfOCI$S thf aulstanoe wllhln thl 4JtJifrsry dtJid/lne dlte lor total Jchoo/ peyment. One enmple lr the TAP progr•'"· which miy awarrl grattts 1lttr ,,, H•dlitJI datt. so thll rne poU.fO,Iit'flrtSn that I lludenl U chtrgfd 1 120 ,.,. IH on • O.llnC. ""' diUP/HIIIf$ Shortly 11111 thl tllldline date. Wt, " " gradu1111 student bodylmd& "''' •ntlro process lecklng In • tooptrltivt sp/rft whe1t1 gtldUttl slwHnts have absolutely -ouel JUtflelpatton in malt~rs lhlt ' " ' ' ' '"'"' dllw:tty. THEREFORE, 8E IT RESOLVED. Tittt th• GSA, as oilkill tepttlentllives of the entfre pradulte student bOdy, demtndJ 1 complett charJge in th• entlrt concetpl ol a tate ' " chlfgt., with equat gtadua-. stUdenl lnput..~nto the ~·1. WI. . t/fe rfSUitl retroectiYe to llfc/utn 111 fHf lor thta ,.,,,,.,, Fan oi1NI. In 1ddlllon. 111 fHs based upon late TAP fWifdS, lilttlon WIIVt!fl, or olhtrbu,.aucntlf; problttms out ol 1/tt cotttrol ol the gfadlllt* IIUdonr 10 1>e fllml/fert>d /rrlmwt/eltl'(. ,..., .....,., GSA Plnld011l 8 - - - ........,r.••-•1181 thtt Pill has ptecluded your hlvlttg ll!arned anything soout u Ltts llkt your failure to tlkt 1 ''IHHd view'' ol Hi~on·s "mVIJJOns•• ol C.mbodl• 1nd taos a• an t¥1trl~ To begin With, Wt Wtre ,11 biJI 101m•Ur lnvfled to "inv1del' Cembodl• by Prlnot~ Slh1nouk. In our opfflllons thtue (which hed a ••rfllmllft<l••opol we·l/rongtly mtt thous1nds ot north Vletnlml!stt uoops who Will ··atfntc to tnt teiiiiJ .. with mi,tlons ollons ol We6pons. 01 cour•• 1 •tnlrt guy Uke you Mows lhlt roese hid nothmg 10 do w1th thlt niSfY old war aetoss IIJt bordtr In Vtttplm, right? They would nevtr thought Bbout using""~" ht~o eg11n1t our soldier$ (heav-en lcvbld'r- They were prOO.bty /UJ/ ••rag"' wuh lhe C.mbOdt~ns or somatnlng lllt1 tMI But, tou gutSS'MJ It, ¥f'e tooA I flY their toys and madt tflem p~ylng ~~::'~;:~:~::;,'~:0·;:::~,· umttlted. consequttnce of this wu tnlf .AmeJicsn CJ.I. 't wtrt not g•/llng killed ell /he lim• anymore.rnose North V'-tn•m•s• did not /Ike playing WllhOUI IIIII# ··toy• .. one bit so thrJ wnt 10 the "'&lort~ ro get .s-ome mort Nuty old Nl• on, though, h1s closH tht Ho Chi Allnh T,..ll through lao.s tnd they had 8 IHrlbly untriPPY Om•. Anolh« lnlng /hoi a knowledge ol thtlaots (Wnu• the IIHdlln••l wotJid allolf you to do would bel'O put things m PfiiSPf!CI""-· '" my ffrst t.,tllf' I was mt.refY lty1rtg ro pur crrtk:i&ms ol Nix.ott fn theft PIDPf' pert.PKJiWI. I do not delend A#c1'11rd Nl¥ort as 1 person, -but IS 1 prtsldent. I ""Cannot condemn him mort/'( bleaF"-hls trantgrtulons recleved m!l'" al1•n11on m th• press tiWn his predeceuot'a tllftJicn Wert no lesa g11ve). Wt laud Kennedy and Johnson lor t~t comr1butlons to .aciaiiUiflce 11 horM wtt1~ ovttrloo41ng lh~r VlftMm COIJIUIJut/o(t&. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, 1~11 ln. Gtoduate S/U<Hn/ A•aDCiatlon Utpel' ~~ g,.dullt •tud«Jts not to p.J'f ' " ' Wt• IH untlllhJs luve is~ to our Ttt•lact ..6"" nt''"'' did anything Out t""U:ullle the w1r is ovtttiOOked whtn W• tlltlge Nixon. Th~ t1c1 remains tlrat he diltngiQed u.s trom oYM 20 ye~ts o/ mllgtJidtHI ;n'i'OIVI!mtMtln Vlflntrn Ttve, he did not do It alf et CMCe t•ir ~ess} or o"'n~hl (roo!h lelry $fY!e/llk• moo/ of uo, In tttrOJpfiCt. wantld il dont. What IHl did WI$, In ttlllty, oil thll ho could do-he 11•1dlly tKucfd our lnvatvemtnl until II •IY-... had autJJt•.ntfllly ended. HI mtd, w ith ldmittftdfy dubiout IUCCISI, to gfl out while m•in,mlng IDIIJ t umblonu ot dlgnuy m10ttt liSts sewral ol NIXOtt•s Olhet transgressions In hi$ /IHt.,, But the only dlllerence fOnd btltNttn thtu and thMt o1 min)' olhll presidtnta is 111e empltlals • g/von lh•m by lho pre••· II you doubt '"'' I vtfll bft mo11 thin hippy /0 fftJpotld 'With 8E IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Thtl E. W.Do/y. VIc. Pr•lldent lor F,.nu end A1ono~m"'4 1>e d~r.ct«< from the en(ire g,.dultt studtnl tJody to te&pond In wriUitfl to thff OSA within 10 buJintu day• on lfl fs ttsolutlott. S.nlle by I VO/t oi/FI. Thl GSA cont1emn1 th• oct/on ol lh• Jtdmlltlllfl/lolt ond .u-1• 1111 Alo/h Glldwt• Stutlltttaln tllllr /<nl dlmlnds • 1/td tJiiJI U-Wf Ill itl tniiUHK» tO IN lhll ,,.,. d«Mnds .,. mtr. You sH Reg, you ""not IHrn !tom rne past unlesa 'fOIJ hao;e somt IIQnllkant knowledge of u 'loU! demons.tts /IKI ignotanoe ol (f.,.,. In •horl. lnt•lligen/ P«>Pie ShOUld b.a eo/e to take an Uft(/ISIOftfid VIPt ol ,...,.,, •nr' t~iew• tHstd prlmerlly on ntwl,.per hettlllnes., popullr stntlmtniC or recent IVtnll' ' " nectnlrlly dlstorled. It is not ltlld to "fo~glv•" NlrotJ when you put hi• ttanagre.,ions in "''P'«II'H Wtfh tho.t of Ills succ.•torl lnd •••M'M his toacoompl/lhm.,t• M IJou ol OOin/Mtrsott recent presld~nt•'· 11/lt/ICtlon. O.ry I. Cutltr GSA Executive Comm~IH Mtml>er Pol(jok lontoln Senior �.CHRISTMAS TIME has ~>Ceo four and one-half yean since I came to Ibis Univmity, and what bater time is there to leave it tbao at Cbrislmas time. I lhou&bt !hat before I 10. the least I oould do was leave somtthlna behind for everyone that has touched my life durina my my here. Cbrislmas time has ~ very important to me. It has brou&bt a lot of happiness ~o my life throush the years and I would like to share it with you. For those of you with flflll religious beliefs, I hope !hat you will spend the season enjoyina lhe blessings of God as well as those of your families. For the rest of you who may be alone for Christ'mas, take heart and &rin and bear it. There are -people out there who care about JDU and will be praying for you. I'm sure God will stay with you and keep the season from being too dlfficuh. Now, sit back and read some good ol\1-fashioncd Christmas Ouff. This section is my gift tO you. And, by the way, have a very merry and blessed Christmas. I 1 - A.M. Petti ~aa:nDM ,_,__ .. _.. _ _,,.,.,_,_1 r..il ,..·a. .. ,. .. ..,._._....., s,.;,. .._.,_1 An ,_ IOiiliw .. .-1 I .. z•,.,' ,_., lw U ...W --·-.. ------............ __.. --.......-11,.._..,. ..................... ..__ c..-... -10 - ~._C . ,.IIIFn a,CMOS Holiday Maker Travel 1~16 Niagara Fall Blvd. Tonawanda, N.Y. E.. Sl,. . . . Tnwl F- (next &CO. .ALSO io The Three Coins Restaurant) aiiSS~. ' & ·~--- · --·-..-.~·-·--""" 117Lw-__.Aw. .....,..._.war....a~ 41W5-317t ....., AND ~uthortzed . ticket agent for PEOPLES EXPRESS a.ulllCAE ellO~'eTAaa 837·4690 •CLOCKS •tSM~ST• . Open Mon. · Fri. 9am · Spm ..... - 73 ,. · - M1.TM-. 7 1 �SANTA To What~ world is C Foro>'> •'I don't a,.ay! ~ )US\ 11 year abe threatsj 1 r.a~ o~udenO the Pd. \ idea~ 1 fou H 1e~? 1 me. 1l job •• Dol s\eepi' &ood! Bru my ! aiOO y, nuro cos\ [ad eilb ( Co or bit m~ all sb S( Who answers Santa's mail? By I ON M. DIAT " W e open them and read them," Sllid Klaczyk. "MoSl of the It seems that witli" every pusina year, Christmas -becomes more letters are lists of what the kid wants for Christmas and we usually just throw those out. But occasionally we find 1 ereative commerciafued. As soon as that Tbanltslivina bird is cone, the Chri.st:mas sboppina binae stanS. With crowded stores, hiah ont that the kid put a lot of effort into, and we·save them." prices, people eomplainiQa. it seems t.b.1 Christmas bas lost some "If they are not a run-of-the-mill leuer," said Kluzyk, of its charm over th~c:au. But one thin& that bas yet to chanae "members from the local banks and the media will either display is the children's asf'eetion for lbat white bearded man named or printtbe best letters they &el and aJve &iTts to the kids. It's 1 great Idea and it rewards the kids for their efforts." Santa Claus. Euh year, millions of kids arotmd the world write letters to TM letters usually stan arrivina after Tbaokqivina with the load aettloa heavier as Christmas nears. the imqilwy hero in hopes lbal lie will brio& DllliY aJfls, A wae ~ty oflhe letters are or the "list.. variety where the "We ba~ a couple hundred in the office riaht now," said child lists every pme, toy, and macbiDcty known to man. Kluzyk. "On the aven,e though, we &et about 15 to 20 letters per day." 'O ther letters are sensitive aod slocere. Chlldten asltina bow is Santa doiD&. how was the SWIIIIICS' aod just sa)'jll& bi, make their Xiaayk noted that some yars the !etten are more creative , than other featS, and that this ,ear they are less creative. way lbrouJh. But where do tbele letters end ujl1 Who reads " For 10111e reason they are not as creative," observed Kl¥aylt. tbem1 "Ir the letter says "North Pole, NY" on it and bas lbe proper "We have about a doun so far that are considered creative. A postaae. we will send it there," said Norben Klaczylt, manaaer lot of times the parents write the letter and let the child sign it and 'that type does .not h&ve much to it." of mail clas$iflcatlons at the Main Post Offace In Buffalo. "There is actually a North Pole, New York, so we forward it to "We look for the ones where the child really doesn't ask for anythina, but asks for prueDts for someone else."Kiaczyk tbe:ID. '' But a ~ty o f tbe letterS have ao address or tbe lack added, "Usoally it's for his parents or his doc." "it's a lot of fun at this time of the year,"Kiaczyk said. of postqe 10 they ay at tbc post office wbcPe they are opened "Every letter is a different surprise." up." '\ sr- 1.'""'.....,;_ .......,,,._,_, �""" 11 May ~tt«m: ~OJ on here? I cannot comprehend why lhls is takina place! What in the 11r151mas comins to? ,. go yean now .I have been doinc my job faithfully, and now I find that '" oo resped." Ove< 2000 years and now they're ltYin& co take my job Engineering Students .JChiJll is sacred these days, I tell you, not even Santa Claus! cent!), !took my Ions haul down from the North Pole, just as I do ev..-y urtbos time. Ncvec miDd tbe weather, never mind inn.tioo, ne--.r mind the of nudear war, I'm always here. red ohat I'd make the trip a little eartier Ibis year, so that 1 could cheek oo tht 01 th< Univcnity of Buffalo. Allth= freshmtn whose homa I've visited for (<'~' >~ are livin& oo tbdr own now, so lthouJht that ir would t.r a sood s« of lhey're still brio& &ood lillie boys and prls. Gosh, was I ibocked at "'hat f! lam. jolly ol' St. Nick, checkins on' some of my past favorites, and what do I I" a ncar sfab in the bad, that's what I get. Those kids went and foraot about ,.. ·,. runnina around, caUina themsdves "StUd Santas," and uyina to take niy from me. ,n·t anyone remember the words to my 50ng7 I stiU ,sce you when you're nc and I know when you're awake, too. Heck, I know if you've been bad or Ho" come no one's brio& &ood for goodness sates? You may qualify for ore ......,. month dunn r •..-v Year. The Air F, g Your senior f'lnanclal aid orce has a new students In r .Program for lng lleldll. s::;,ou , s engln. .r. seniors me Ut~lors •nd 1 day If you Bpply. Find out toqualify. ~ .-.y ce Sprinasteen has been sinsina my sona for years now, (He's always bem ene of a•orites.) If collet< students aren'tlistenina to the Boss, especially with the UIU of airplay that my song sets, who are they lQiAa to listeD to? Conta'r:t: au\e got to see them, espesclally tbe ones on the second Ooor of Spauldina obcr one and two. They don' t even bothCf to wear ted and white, let alone a um<. They don't have the ritht bodies for playina Santa either. N. a maller of • some of thetn are downrisbt skinny! Not many of them have lona. white beards, Charlie Lieble t • • 633·7094 ltr. )II. l forgot to mention that many of these "secret Santas'' are girls, didn't 11 ufd )Oil even try to imaaine a female playing my role. I doo't want to 50und sexjst an)1hinslilte that, but let's br serious! How could alinlt, petite prl ev"' carry a 1load of presents and toys ove.r her shoulder for days on end? How could she lead >skith of reioder thro11gb a NoaA. Pole blizzard? It's even worse than in Bufralo, lhou&h l realize that ..U&ht br hard 10 acccpl. Trust me, it is true. Then apin, "'hY IOUld I tXJI<CI you lOwe my word for it? Lately. 1'•-e been reduced to a fable of .l fts. The thins that bas been bard to undCfstand, is why the students save up on me 50 atl> in t he season. C1lristmas is stiU two or three weeks away. I heard one o f the imposta;s on the second Ooor, a ratb<f Jarae blond boy, say JOmetbina about "likina the idea of ~>riDs a superior bcina." Oosb, if I bad thought 2 that "ay, I'd have put all my funds into t.h e military, just li\e Breshnev has. I overheard yet another one of my rivals, who was dressed in black, while "celebratiog" the birthday of Jim Morrison. (Santa still brings bim presents. by the 0 ~ ..-.y.) He said that he was out to impress the person to whom be ..-auld brin& a gift, by not appearing "cheap." Boy, is that class. or what? The leadCf of this bunch, the "RA" I believe ihe was called, said sometbina tbaJ I am still wondering about. With an unusual, devious look in her eyes, she said that "If Reasan can imitate tbe President, I can imitate Santa aaus." Does this make me important? Does it makt me appreciated? Somehow, I doubt it. I finally sarted to make some headway wbeo 1 hUrd someone say, a cirl yet, that "Santa is a givina person. I can br gi\fing, too. " At least she acknowledged my existence. Well , I must admit that I was 50rDtwhattouched when I listmed in on a con\'ersation baweeo some of my rivals. I didn't quite so much think of them as rivals ,.hen one said thai "I am only out to brin& happiness into someone's life. " Maybr my teachioas have payed om ADo~ one said that " If I can relieve the anxiety caused by studying. l fed t1W I am reall~mpljihina sometbins." Wow. JIISI thin); about that for a minute, wiU you. _ ' 'T he meaning of civin& ts reaDy v.hat Santa rq>reSCttts, and I want to <eprescnt that. too.'' Boy, tbis one really stuck in my throat . I mean . . . think about it . . . "the mean ins of giving." That's what it's aU about. you ltno" . Maybr t underestimated this "secret Santa" business a liuk. Maybr my inOucn« is finaUy rubbing off. Instead of stealing my job. aU th~ little Santas are enbaoein& it. I CO}IId award tbero.elf·sbips, 1 suppose. but I don't think that is really necessary. They really want to do it. Just think. bow much into the Christmas spirit e-·eryone will br ,.hen I do ex>me around this )'Qf! E•·eryone wiU br awaitina my arrival with added vigor and anticipalloa. Boy, do I love those secret Sanw. I really have something to live up to THINK . tor TRAILWAYS new. expanded thru 852-1750 (T SSrvlce! •nnlnal) a d n 636-2497 (C ampus) 'We'll get You home: for a hug tblneasoo. I bad better so set ..lilY reindeer ready. We bater look food this year! St. Nick alias Gllry $/611 OR- 0 .iob lnteMe OR ThonksgM w· · · OR Grondrn<J·~rlh,.c,.... l ~ OR Christmas E . """"'Y · · · OR the Seder ve . .. ·KABOSH RALLY 1PM F.ILLMORE Feast ... , AND We II take all backpacks Skis Your boxes, .....,_ teddy' bear~ r~cord collections • eer mugs... ' Tlc:lle,. •wellable et "'"'-a t C.mptq • IRCB Office �ltttbeloolw tbatgettbeloobThe. Command Performance Cut .. c-l,lot o .,..W_,..._~t'o,.J iou.W.-. eol ...;du ,_ ,. ,___......,..._ ........ ,._.., ........ ....,;.., ..A,.,...-.......,., .. ....a--,;..il_l,_e ....... ...... r--lliiiW• joof ..... ,_ l f ! i o l l • t c - - l f _ ...... .......,_,....__ ~ .., ;, ...,l-IW ..-. S.., ~ .al .._,.. ool w-J,. , _ ~ fOI' • a:"-,_lll>rl-.1'........., _. _ ....... ,....... _ _ •......,_,.._ ··---joof-& ,..,......,..rl_t~~w.r - -(A)mmaad-=--Perlorma.aee-"' ' STUDENT SPECIAL- FIRST VISITI •tOurTWo~- $2.00 OFF CENTURY MALL EASTERN HILLS MALL' (Take the Bl•d Mall Bua to the Nbrthtown Plaza) Tranalt Rd, WllllamaYIIIe (Neat to Hennan'a) _!~~---~!!~~~:_____!!!_~ { Sub-Board I, Inc. Your S tudent S ervices Corporation ~ A POSITION OPENING OFF- CAMPUS HOUSING DffiECTOR: • ~ Ambent and Main St. boo&ng availablilltles. - Acta as the liabOn bet weet. studenta, University and surroundJng community. • Over~ office and ia respoosibile for ita budget.. . OpportUnity to develop "innovative programming" compooent or division. Who is in that red suit? W11f c:tK>Otll• twa1 Oflthd•1 on CIIIIJtm•~ E\'f - -----=--:-=:-::==:-----By LISA FRIED ''I love tlcls, and watehin& their eyes liaht up ..,b<ft they talk 10 me is 10m<thma that I "'Ouldn't &iv< up for cht -..·arid," he Aid, momentS be lore slippina inlo the red coa• and blacl boot.s whick would prepare him to enler the .,.Peal world of toy-ntled $1ciabs and cherubK cltildrm. I - Oenrus Scovaz:zo. a l9 )'Qt" old ~ffalo nash'< " on< of thousan<b of tfnd·bearted jocund pcopl< who dedicate their ffU lime each C!lristmu season to fulfilllna children'• bdJefs thai there rtally is a Sanca Call$. Dennis. wbo ddiwn Hostess p.oducn in the Buffalo ~~a, d<Yota 22 houn of his fm: time at Ambmt's Boulevard Mall posina for phologf'lph• with anyone who wish<~ to sit on 1\is t..p and teU him their C!lrbtmas IJJu. A11houah most of his customers an: JOWll children. 11< has had tcalliUS and aduUs •-dl. wait in Une for a dl-.: 10 tit oo Santa's lap. Dennis 1ruly beiie-'ed in Santa Claus ;,h«< be was a Cbildm> don't always tit Santa ClaiU for 10ys. ehil<l, but could ooc underStand bo'f' the fat old OW\ Dennis explained u be r<ea!Jed an incidtnt in which lit tbroulh the narr- chimney ln his Buffalo borne. a sad UIUe gill "broke bi.s h<ar~." "Sbe asked m< "My mother told m< that it wu ......,, .. be said, wby ber pam~rs f.,hl all tbe lime, ao ltold·bcr rbar and this ~ satisfl<d the you~~a boy's w wun 't bd!>UII them CDO\IIh." This ..osr...s the curiosity. The Santa Clause custom is ~. )'OWipt<r, who lhm uked Santa Claus for a variety ..,.....ina 10 Deuis, becaust it lives kids IOD'IC!hlna of toys. to btlin-e In, arlillt omn th<m a break from cho Dennis loves children 14d has two boys. ~ IWO r<ality or the world. and fO\If, and a n<W IZ -told .,.by cjrl. Recently his old<r ebilcltm c:arn< to visit Sanll at tbe hi> Y<lt's work "' the Boul<vard Mall is tbe Boukvwd Mall and p>< him tbeir C!lriszmu tiJts' time Dtnnls has ..., recdved poy to act as Santa Th<y did not lalow tbat th<y sat on the lap of their Claw. but his wif< mad< him o,.Santa Claus suil four fath<r. who aeu a real chrill out or makina ehlldnn years aao. and he hu b<en brinainJ Oori.stmu spirit happy and hopes that Santa O.us will d<li&l1t to hit nei&l1bors <Vet tin« . childmo for yanto ClO<tte. T rora A questioning of our beliefs Informal resume requll"ed No experien.:e neceeary By BOB SCHOOLEY ApplicatioDS due by Dec. 14th iD rm. 112 Talbert Hall For information call 636-2954 Sub-Board I .. a o " ual opportwaity employer. suo~ IIOAI\D ~£.11fC. ~ BOOK BXOBABGB ..-Yya To.r Vaw-Hil ~ lato CASH I With.., many m/lloros a~~d fairhs on our t!arthfy pion< I bcllevt it is neussory w Ita~ on lntrrfoirh. Uni>VI'SIII Proyv. I lttn'# WfllfM Oft#. In my JKKN humbW monn<rl hovt oll<mpttd tO poy ~MIDg< TO -TDI of tht larg<St Ions ondlor ~mpfory ,.II, r</H'e#ntDtivn tittl'tof, So. without furl/to odo .•. Dtat Brotllm and Sill<n, listen for the Word. And let UJ oot foraet thaL timdcu phoi!J111Pb of a True lldiewr locked in a c:dl Wte a b<astly anlmal; bohold, the Spirit -tied In his eyes u he qved his Holy Book (made of paper and printed In mass quantJdes) as be stauncltly, joyfully ptOCialmed rbar ... bad ltlllod s.dal the Pia.... UDbdi<'ler: this .,.,-ed Holy P<noa kn<W bis riward awaited him In Heaven-the JCoel bars bocbered him not at Ill. And let "' flOC fOIJIIC II.DOiher Trut 8olin<r. a Tltrt, wllo in tbe v- of Ow lAnl Ninct.... HUIIdrcd and l!ilhtY OM Jbot _ . ...U ln,lldel, Popo Jolla ..... II; altllooiiJl Olio - dld-~-~tlle dalll ltlo'l . . " ' - ' w.e . . . . filllillod; thio ...-a~ III'IDC 7<fiU boou - ftolll • aaa&klo. && the U Book~. • • will - P ' booJU far l&le oo and . .u \hem Koa4a~, ·-- Jaa. aa, •ea 10.TM·- · '' __"..... '...._. -.. .... ................. The C!lri.stma.s h~lldJiy is a bi& occulo11.in the Scovauo home, which Dennis, his wife and thfU ehildra> cdebrak with many rclali..._ He believes rbar Christmas is cettin& ~y conun<Jciallud. and as a result, exp(n>ive, but be rbinlu it is a really fun holiday. Altbou&h he is not ••very rdi&ious,'' he: believes that parent.s should teach their ehildren the rruemoanina of Chri.srmas as wdlas the modem day customs tlw surround lhe boli<by. "If you ask a ldd wlla1 be thinks or"""' h< beats the word Christmrzs. he'll teO you SDnra ClaJJS, •• he said. "This is a thrill for 1he kids, butlhey should be taught to bdie>~e i/l,lhe r<ligious upocls t..1er." Althouah Saru.a Claus carefully auards the wUbo of the ehlklm>, ~m-eal<d som< of tbe . commoa and illt<r<Siin& eonunc:ou that he has recdved from youna dlllclrcn this year. "The Dukes of Hazard 10ys arc very bl& this year," h< Aid and ki<b have uked for various other pmes and clolll u -----will-_, Holy P<noa--lholch phyliQUy Jl'iritudy to tile Oral - · A - let ... - , . , . . . . . - · True ...... lao Ptolslcy ....... throuP tpiritUAI strenatll and God a.we-n oratory powers, b» done tO bolstcr-<>ay IO solidi/'.)'-rdiJ)ous b<lief and fear of God in Northern lrdand lhan. J anyone elK Jn rec:ent times; Mr...Pai>l<y knOW1 the Final Solution to tbe Catholic probkm: Godipecd to him. AJ>d let us not f<>tiet th< Popo, Cathotic True Believer and lOOn spiritual head; his proc:htimalion.s on birth control and abortion, filled with divin< wisdom and imilhl, will surely put IIPIIIf1. I'<Volutionary, atheistic, lrntqOI'II Women In lhc!r plaA»-bare foot and prqnant; may the Pope, in his divine: cdlbele-bood, recdve his jwt rcwatd. • And let II$ nor fora<~ Trut Believer AyatoiWI Khorneilll wllo (llltnost) alnalehandedly remade Iran lDto Pcnla-<>Ut with discos. In wilb choppina off the hands or shoplil\<n; OUt with w....... cloaoa lo with lumpy bblclr ~ witb veils and so on and 10 forth: this cle<voludon came wilh a price •ac: maoy, fllAilY cliecl..,....,.... ~ for tb< OM but IOoomeiai SUftlliOd OUt ~ and deeay in a~ Mr. Falwell (M below) lllould take IIOie or: may his JpiritUAI iuicluce neYer fail hitD. ror.aa Trut . . . _ McaadloiD .....: OIICte Ita • AiM! 1ct .. - COIIliDiwld ac:u of tonoria, but ,_. tbrouah a linD belief Ia G4 ... b u - to ad a Dllloe; hio cup~ .... w;.toas ~- Btii<Vcr: throuah his neYer<D<Itna study of the Holy Word, this fetiow hu ~ th• Uaht and is at this very minute llltmptJna 10 Install 11 in cv<ry home ond,publlc raeUity in the naclon; tho l<mponte and tolcranl Rcvor<nd has ...... made an object or...,... and ridkuk by th< aodiess media-he c:am no1; h js spiricual Str<fl&th rail<s him abo•• petty fools wbo ~ilwe his c:hanld<t: Jon& may be run. And let UJ not rOflel the JJOwina multltud<s of Bom Aaain C!lri.s1ians who, throuab the Oood Book, havt divined that they and they !Lion< will pin tbe ICinplom or Havm; the .....,.... aDd faith they show in this belief 1$ lnsplrinai truly, not a slntl~ human beJna collld bdkvc in lhls Elitist H-m wue it DOtfor the Oracc of God• ADd 1..... DOJ f.,..... tbe Cburdl of EnaJud, founded in the I~ by dear old Henry VIII; because the Po.,. would not lfUlt bias a di>onz (lie ... a!llicled orilll wi...) ~ VIU fOUDded his OWII Uule cburdl and became IU splrliUAI Jsee4; lllnMiab 1081& mysterious A.c(of God, still bdollllo tile CIIUI'CII or E..-·~· a,... opiritaally--· """'* And ., m1- 8rothon IIIII Sloten. tbouP tblo p - doe& lnchode .. of the peal ladiYiduals....S lallltutloas thai . . , . maodooo, t.blat of tbaD 1101 ..... ~ let us 001 fo(Jd th< Very And God help Ill all. R"""""'d Jerry Fai...U, True A.tnea. \ ..l �ANIMAL RIGHTS By DIANA 'KiOS Sp«tnun Stqff Writer AllqatioBS o- dx treatmrnl of reseMch animals at UB and dcbat< on t1x validiey or anl1nal experimentation ha~ bml hOI topia or clisalr«mctU durin& the past semester. R.!!':;:t':~~?: ~'7c:r lab animals for UK in research projecu aAd inslruclioo in 1he H<tltb-Scimca division. Oir«~or Nak«b said !hat rese&rch at U8 is ju.nifltd and UtmOSI ionfideration is &iYtn (0 the animals invoh·ed, c:ontradicdna .some claims. •'We-re an acc:rulitcd a.nlmal research faciUey and ~ follow suidelines set up by lhe f<deral. .slate, a.nd professional research Shahea~ ora,anizationt. '' he said. Animal r~cb is panlally controll<d by lbe O..,..nmenl or A&ricullure as well as lbe Nallonal IBStiiUle of Heallh (NIH). a division or Health and Welftue. The NIH has prepa.red a auide for ohe ca.re and ••e or lab animals su&&es.tin& institutional policies, animal manaaemrnt, health, and quality. Nakeeb said lb:u lb<$< aatt~cles do a comprehensive job in over· stein& the practice and add<d that f<deral aranlina aaoneies includina ohe NIH will not fund res<ft<h that does not adhere tO tht strina<nl guidelines. "We arc subjecl to unannoun«d inspcctioM of our facilities and have always heal up to pat, " he said. C urran reaulations require. thal tht animals be purchas<d by lia:mcd aa<DCics. Orsanwuions ouch u the Society for Ptevenelon of Cno.:lty to Anlmaa (SPCA) have nevct j)(Ovid<d anlma!J for research locally. SPCA director Dupn Mlddktoo 102plaintd, "It is the potiey or our Board or Directors 10 t~<>er provick rescarehen wilh animal>. We consider the l)tKtke oo be inhumane and nor eonacnill wuh our pw-pose, .,hich os oo proY>dc a SOOd home for these crtalUfe:J," Nakeeb mainoom<d !he UB .. per;mental research done is for medical purposes a.nd docs not ln<tudc commercbl ventures $Uch as cosmftQ tcain.a. E.qJm.mau.s conducted art for tmmunok>J,y • and phys.\oloaical research as weD aslnuNC~ional purposes. Animal research !"ill always be neoeuary for lbe advancement or society accordin& 10 Nakeeb. He Slresstd ehao any animal w<d for reselllth ao UB r«<i•-es l.he bc>o or ca.re and any pain or orauma is orroeo as much u possible whh the uoe of tranquiliz.ert and 3nesthttics. Nakceb cxplaln<d the barltina of doa> ooop Farber is no1 a result or the pain or trauma but from exerdsc. B~~Jralo Animlll Richos Commit!« (BARC) head Donna Essa disa&ttfll wioh the necessity or rCS<Orch animals, "I seriously Question ohe scicnolfi< communities• claim that then are ~cry rew aJtcrnatJves avtllable. It '.s pouibl< eo UK placcnoas, cell cultutcs. and compulers In many ~~US or research. Waste from animal sla"'lller can al>o be ustd, abe eomnxno<d. Essa no<<d thai if ohe funds currently allocal<d for 'li\riltction were used to S«k out aloerna1e m<thods iiiSicad, fewer The research on animals has been a hot topic this semE!ster at UB. .Have ttiey ·been mistreated~ animal> would be n«decl. Sbe said cxperimeatadoo for <asmetics is a ..total was.te:• but ct>nc<d<d lbat vivisection for m<dlcal pw-poses will probably coolin~ btcause it is &tnetally cooclocxd by societY. " Human • btioss are doina ehc wont darnaae ~lh:;.~..~, ... beuu than any olber <natures. We all fed pain a.nd more ri&hu .,..,., to be cs<endcd to ohern." One of IWO major b"S which deal wilh animal riJhu. Is !he Allim.ol Welfare Aa of 1966 pro<ect.i nJ p<1 o...,.,.. from thcfl, prevmos one AI< o( Slolcn animal> 'lnd emurina thaa animals used in research facilities or uhibitioos are tran5poned Afdy and rec:civc humane care and treatmcul. En<lana<r<d Species Act of 1'173 also streo&thens the previous legislation approv<d in 1969. This law if a means by which endanger<d .species can be prooect<d. E ssa reels that 3nOihcr problem wioh animal research is tbe repttition of studies. Fixures from the Institute of Laboratory Research show that nearly on~ half million dogs and cats were us<d for rcscareh in 1969 and in 1971 nearly 40 ntiUion rodcnos and wild anima!J were us<d. Nakeeb noted that these [lgURS udo not rdl«t the amount of research solns 011 today whi<:b be estimates have r<duc<d 20 to 40 p<1e<nt in rcoct~t years du~ 10 a decline in research. "c.rtain ""!>efifDcots arc repeae<d as a chedts and balao<t:S system a.od no ooe cau determine ..,..,..at constitutes exces:si"e, •• Perry Hopn or the D<p:utmcno of Ph)'$ioi0Cy said. "There is olways a variaolon in bloloaical sysocms and In order 10 make lhcm lcaitlmaoc and publishable lhcy m11.11 often be repeao<d . Hopn llM<rt<d ohao animals will always be n«d<dt not only for ' r<$t&rCb, but for ohe i11111UCiion t.> well. Bul he al10 •uppOriS allernativc methods or research, althou&h addil\11, "a compuoer can only """k with lnformallon pu.l inoo h. In order oo obtain ohis information. r~ lnvolvina animal> is ....,<d. There ' " also some: areas of research thai require: anllual systems, nor )UJI culoures or samples." Hoaan Is a1>o eoncem<d wioh I he publoc's conccp~ion or mtdlcal rc:KVd\. ' 1 Biolo&kal adcncisu have a sreat rcspecc and rC'Verencc of life. We J<e II a1 a level moSI people are never exposed co. •• He adds the member> or his prores~on nave a detp affection , and r~pect for obe animals ehcy work ~and that i.ntttnaJ. as well u e•ocmalauiddind auidc ohern in obclr work. "No one has any respec1 for a JCtentist who docs unprofessional shoddy work In poor eondltictns." Hosan added that the emphasis of animal richos aroups is orom 01pL!oeed. "Animal abuse most often 0«\\B wilh people who OWD pets. 1-ve newr seen a Kie:ntist abuse aA animal, but I ..., people oo dx llrftl who nql<rt and abuse thrir p<ll." . - - - - - - O L D RED HW.INN - - - - - - , Visit tAil dt.onninl IIlii. u,Joy ~UliU lA tAt II#Wl.UU. [);,.. iJt 01110( rM RJ!. /)1........ Nu~MI"'ff.. privoU Jit1VfY rooma. Ou«r JO (iM f/4,. ..,. plru alo {1010 #95. Sp«l4il••· O.K. U.B. 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Pr.oiol........... ,_, P•o•1 of New York at Buffalo, Is .accepting raumes for the""J))sltlon of Edlt·Rlte 688-1820 I. Baird ·aconunuoc~ .. I I I "~---·681-0tC'J0.---!. Excecutlve Director Candidates should be aeative, dynamic and service-oriented and possess minimum of undergraduate de!J1!e with dernOOstrated financiat ablllty, management skills; familiarity with student needs a plus, strong int~ communication and adrnlnistraiM! skills. Responsible foe managing aD facets of the corporation disbursement of and accounting foe student activity lees of $3 million; supervision of personnel; coordination of activities and programming staffs; Interaction with student Board of Oirectocs as well as University administrators. Salary range $15,500 · $21,000 plus benefits. Send resume to: $earch Committee Sub Board I, Inc. 112 Talbert Hall State University of New York at Buffa!; Amherst, New York 14260 Sub Board I, Inc. Is an ual But. Baird"s irt toward lht Ouudl-he terms himself a humanist-is arcata than Just wanblll &fOUps of Ill pOiilk:ol PfO""CU. The Hempstead, t.cq Island rc<~dcnt called ror 11K us ~~~ 10 dauify lhc Church as 1 "fordp lobbyist", thus dcprivina it ?f JOf1l< or 11K prMI<daes and odvtllla&U 11 has ova lqitimatdy clasairlcd orpniz.olions. In conjundion with ohc churdl, Baird sUd, many pOiilic:ioJis 11e • boanlina the onli4borlion bandwqoq. Leadlnalhc c.pilol Hill balraat. 8CCC)t"dina 10 Baird, i> NOrth CarotiAO Senator J .... Helms, ·•• Ktist pia of tho hiahest order:· 11 is throuan Hdms and othtt sca:lttf"ed ullra-conscrvalivc senaton that anti-abortion pressure JfOups arc tryina 10 acr the Human fUihos Amendment performed on minon 16-17 y<ll$ old and require those youn1cr 10 bear the child. ''The Rcqan adminislr.llion arne in tdlina pcopk lhal they ... ould lrt lhc JOY<rtllnCftt off the bl<ks or people," Baird sUd. "All •h<Y"'e done is &« aovcrnm<nt orr the back and into 1be utet\l$." Beskk involvmeul in the ' lqislative actions, Baird bdicva a notional l>lM\SI)incy exists opnist medical facilities wbich perform abortions. ''1llcn: have bcc!l 27 111acts on abonion dinics jn this country within tiK last couple or the ~ and the FBI has done nothina about it,'' Baird oaid. "Do you honestly bdivc that if lhue were 27 attacks on the .COtholic churches a national investiplion wooldn•r bt called? .. Bird runs three abonion clinks-two on Lona Island and passed. one in Boston- which cater tO all The propoocd lqislllion, which classes with r... raJIIing from rrcc would classify a human eaa as life, 10 Sl SO for the treatment. • is an '"iruuh to rrcc thintjna ln.JI'9, Blird's Hempstead clinic:, persons·· . he said. I 'll's the wlllat he (jves- above. was nrehombcd, deslroying tho htlaJ!l or insanity 10 believe that • fcniliud <U is a person. When facility, leavina Baird with a deep you cat a chicken eaa would you resenlment coward those who say thac it was a chick~ .?'" · "hide behind" morality •ass. • In addition to lhc Human "How dare t~est poop~ eall Righll .tuncndmeno, Baird warn(:(! thetnsclves mo.-.J infliCilhis on • the audience lhot tho New York Olhen," he said, "tf they ever Slate Lqislalurc is considcrina • dare walk intO one of my clinks biU thai would require parental / aaain, I will fiahl !hem lo lhe permimion ror abortions 10 be dtalh. ·/7Post A YukonJackl ., YOU W...,.,T TO MLAX "NfO KAY( A 0000 TWI ANACONE'S INN tl TM1 f'\.Att tO 00 IT- -..~" ...... --..v..._ ..._... ........... ...... ,_,_..,....., ..... Post )UicDn )adt in your room with a roloffuf 1Z' X 1Jf' poster. just send $3.00 to '1\Akon Jade. the Blade Sheep ol Canadian l..iquon, P.O. Box 11152, Newington, Cf 0611 L 'IUkon Jadt. m Proollmported Uqwur. Impend by twublein, Inc., turtford, Ct 5<* Asmts U.S.A. •() 1901.Dodd, Meed lr CD., Inc. 178 BAILEY AV£ B3U90S 1J·. I'llo ......... . Moncley, IO - t t l 1 �~' Bright Capen kids learn at U·B meon the top one percent in ability. That kid. are remarhWly bright, • -Gerald Rising 811 LOJU SCHULTZ this time: oflhe )'CU, ji.IDtOf boa)~ .,....,,. UJoally ~pad lhcir ..,.,. AIOUAd timt ~tddc pla)'itla in tht lliOW, Not the ctM with Gifted Math Pro.,am kkb. CIJ"TYinJ calculaton and eaJc:uhn boob, thnc: miniature math wiutdt wtnckr a.round C.pm Htll. in .arch or room 210. "' pan or <he Girt«! Math PYDsr.., o< UBa <dcct JTOUP of ''biply motivazed'' S(udcats m«t twice a ~t ro Aalbml ComPYI ladlili<s. In coopmdon .,..Ub ab< pr-1> moddcd &fitr """JCI!oob. -"'1 nominatioo.i from aixth aradc.W..S. lnc!l•idoal palenl&llr<abo inrittd co mkt toe~oadoes to tbc uept0¥id<d ..;m dna~kd rqQU COACC'f""'GI dtt oudiDc of tbc' murw:, and~~~ iarited 10 aumct ,...,_."Par- •~formation.al mC'ftl"-11 bdon &udal latina is done, .. Rl~".a&&id . .A u nomincc:s undnao ltsdna whkb includes tht Schol.a•lk Apclnadt Tcs1 "coOq;e board" math S«tk>ns, the WaaSOG Oluct. JYUoljsmJ ud awb a;ptkudt t(St.J. ''1lw:tt: t Wb arr: aiw:n tbeCDCtaaull>uhl&lo!odlaol...uon att.•• Jt.ist.q sawS, ''104 lo IOIDC cases. =o~liif"lll' bc<aet a'!""- II Aoetpttd Sludtnta. JIUd)' Pf'Oirlml In Sl. Louis, Mitliouri; ... y__.. ...,..,....,._cor Aoron. Elma, Wibon. aod Allboll&h - to thd.r peru.'" Uniwnrtr rm this b.u come from tbe ()rorartmc:aa oC Muhtmado aod • -· ab< FocultxsofNollllai-MII Mllhautics .nd EdlilC&UOft. the O.i'bioo of Conainuln& Ed~><&~-. and the ad.ntininratlon. Some imdal (undiOI wu provickd b)' I he WtstC'f'n New 'York: FoUnd&llon. the Bufft.lo F'ouodadon,lhe Lipper foundatio.n. and the Studn'lf .•.u.odaHon and Graduate Scudtnt A.nodation. "'Pani&1suPPQC1 •u also rudved fOt the 1911.&l yn.r from tk NaOonal Sdeaee l'<>undoiiOO, "'--Int•• Bell swoara.m _.Y(Ipe),. mpon.slbk for tn.nspocudon, and a.ocnc. comlna from as far as f.aM pool>. of tbe c:umarlum or tk ' " tbree yeatl or abc pro,ram J\lppk;mtnl junkK hiP S1udlcl. UnJvcrt.h'1 malhm'latiC$ i' t.nlrodutt'd In the nrst )tlr and inereuq caclh )'tar. "'We' currently underwent nqOCladOI\I with the Division Of Undcraradu.atc Education to arran.ae tbl.t rouowinaiUCC'CSSfut c:om~ioa or tbe PfOI'fllD· 11udaus • oWd be dilibk to retdve c:oUq¢ Cftdlt tn P<OI>OitlOCI ao lh< - t donr... IU..., said. A IC'tdemat\ was fiOt radacd. ~Tuaroe~. aad the: M.,..,.-ct L. Wendt FOW!dadon.·· Rbana added. GradQ and other pr~ rtPOrl' Tt.e r.,.. or he .,..oaram at eactt communJatrd to the k:lcaJ .chool1 end< ..,... lo bdn1 1ouana by ..,. )'C'A' I Bahlmore County, Maryland: and. ma.lhematics at Ihe UnJvnsilftwo arc Porllln<l. Maine. Eil~b Scopttmber, a new lfOUP artcrnoons each wet-It'. Ourin& tbc l981~8l aadt:mk year diSk$ about lO tmet from l:JO to S:lO p.m. Monda)'> arrd T11uncla)'>. , _ dassa r<plott tbe """""'' rqolu !odlaol -.a~.bcmM..ic:s P'OCflll'· lhat lime: bciQ& oc("'tiide fOI!IimOI lief U><Oinpkt< lht heavy work-load of um prosram••• Ris:ina said. ' 'In some c:ua. early disatl:ssal from tchool is &f'Uitd so that .siudanl have am,.le time 10 commuce to the UnivtrdiY on time: to tnd PIJCDLithtOUJh I .Chool t)'Sttm tia_llon committee. Repra:ntadva from eaeb ldlool diaries keep ....,rn.,lculotl tin<> open. ,...,.,.,. UB"s Dtpartmtdt or IMCrucdon •nd M.athematia. Prora.IO' Rtstn.a is a rcdpiml tbt SUNY Chancdklr~s prOiflln tvahaahon. and addteu lntra· A-d or or ErK" and Niapra County K'"mth J,f'IICkn rmbalk on a sb:·)·cat counc: cJnocliCd ,., 11n..s childmo. "By .,n.cd.. •c ~nrU the-top OC'IC': pcrccot t.n abWay.~ .....,_ C:O.Oitca01 Ocnld R. Rl.U.a. Wd. '"These ldds ue- rcmukably bri&ht. probably OM '" 200." The proa.ra.m sekctt students on the or lUI oublie, privaJc. &nd -In dhta:M Gerald R. Rltlna. l)forruor l.n or rO< ,......., board rnn~~bu - .._ prollkrru. -~ clo r<plott JC!ooo1 lll&tbcmalks. c:auiD fapiOD$1bihltd arc a.numed," R.i$i1tJ c:ap\&iMd. ··nc audr:nLI recci"c two Sd.s of artda, one- in proportion 10 thtir retpcctl\'e Teacl>lq. a of abe Nalloooal ~~oi T~ofM~ Jnd currently cMirman or tht N1ti6nal Commiucc: ror St. Lou.s· He brinp 16 ,.aro of 11 n..s aod " ,...,. o f . . - , . tehool ttaoeft•oa .., d:Ut lUl . 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'!l.A IRCB, inc. Travel Division ~·~ Prese~~ Trailways Christma9'Bus Service to get you home Travel from ·Buffalo to: -. 12/18,19,20,21,22 2:00pm Rochester Syracuse Amsterdam Utica Schenectady Albany 12/18 3:45pm Rochester Geneseo Ba·t h Corning Elmira Call IRCB, Inc. ·6 36·2497 for' information �backpage;sports -RIVALRY By JEFFERY R. THURSTON Sporu Editor ark MC()uire's two free throws with 24 seconds remain ina in double " overtime lifled the Bulls to a thrilling 81-80 victory over cross-town rival Buffalo State CoUqeSaturday before 2SOO screaming fans at Oark Gym. The victory evened the BuUs • r«<rd in State Univenity of New York Athletic Conferencc(SUNYA C) record at 1-1 and upped ilS ove'r 'aU mark 10 2-6. The loss dropped the Bengals SUNYAC record to 1·1. Buffalo State had a chnace to win lhe game with live seconds left, but sophomore Paul Hojnacki failed 10 sink a free throw in a one and one bonus situation. "II was a typical UB· Buffalo State game," Bengal coach Richard Bihr said. "h could've gone either way. Tonight, though, UB had an advantaae or the sixth man- their fans. They're some or !he loudest .. e·ve played before." The third year coach added that ~was his third trip to Oark Hall and he h.as lost Hrb or them in OVfftime. Tbe Bulls carried a 29-261ead into !he locker room a t halftime before errupting for a 49-37 early second half lead . UB manaaed to build a 14 point lead before the Bc:ngals began to chip away at the deficit . A major factor In the spun was the Bulls' ability to shut down Buffalo Slate's big mall, Terry Burch. The 6' 6" junior managed only six points and three rebounds before fouling out in the second half. '"That was our game plan," UB Head Coach Bill HUilles revealed, "We wanted to neutralize !.heir bia gun and force them to shocn oulSide. But we learned that they also have some line oustide shooters." Derwin Harris auarded Burch for the Bulls and the bia sophomore not only managed to shut down the Bc:naal but scored six poin~ and hauled down eiaht rebounds. "We had 10 Slop him frqm scorina inside on M State in a double overtime thriller us, that's wbere he could have really hllrt us. "Harris said later. "We wanted them 10 shoot mostly from the outside." But II wasn't UB's big man that controlled the boards either. Kevin McMillen, a six foot guard, hauled down nine rebounds-¥Yen In the .econd half-in addition to his game hi&)l 22 pointS. Both teams had c.h aoces 10 lock the game up but neither could eonven !heir opportunities. From the rout tine, both shot horrendously-Buffalo State, 33 percmt and the Bulls S4 percent. UB could have won the gamt in regulation lime but Karon HendU'SOn, who linsihed the game well under his 17 pointS per game with nine, missed two free throws with 30 seconds left in the game. The Bc:ngals !hen carne down the coun and with tight seconds left Hojnacki dropped a IS foote.r, sending the game into a extra stanu, deadlocked, at 71. ..., was a funny game ln the sense that neither team could capitalize on their opportunities; Hughes said. "Either team could havt easily done away with the other. We're very fortunate to have survived !his one and come away with the big win." The two teams exehanged field goals during !he first overtime period as they each scored only four points. Buffalo SlaJ.e had their last chance to win the pme but missed a long shot with three seconds left. Durin& rhe final period, the game seemed to be played at the foul line. With just 30 seconds lefl, Buffalo Stale rook the lead for the first time since early in the second period, but six seconds later MC()uire sa.n k his game winning foul sholS. Over the Chrisurias Break, UB will enter the Albany State· Tournament, before headina south for a big road trip that includes one or the nation's top teams. Southwest Louisiana Slate, ranked 17th in !he country in Division I, at New Orlean's superdome. The Bulls will play Tulane University durina-che road trip. The Bulls' next home game is scheduled for January 19, when the Bulls will meet Oswego State CoHege. Royal comeback rips Brockport Baj~o stars again --------~~ ~·~J~ O~N~M ~.~D~~ ~ T~~----­ """' or ow !l<lOrina opponunltlu." "We bad some problems m the r"" half," CXICIUD<Otal O'Doondl. ''They pressured us nsl I()Od and we made a1o1 or mmtal misukes. It ,... nicr to see us come back and play lllal well." lown bJ U "'""' as 10 points, the UB woma~'s baskcsballtcam came baolt 011d • "'They played a very hlnl ... .aid Brockport defa~ed llrockpon »41·, Saturday • c-b)anlU!ea. "I ..u souprised by the war IIIey ....... back." afternoon at Cart o,m. Marie ~to 1«1 ua with 14 points IDc:ludlnc r..O ''OIIr shootin& ..u nsl 10011 in the IOCODCI half," key belkcu in~ rmaltwO minures. Broc:kpon's said O'Oouncll. "And Marie played a areat pme and made some key bNkcU for us. E..,yone redy C\'yllal Bas had l h e - hi&h with 16. UB 10C off to a f. . start with a 7·2 lead after the played a good pme whoo we p -o11r ar:t toplhcr In r.... three minuccs before a Brockpon t'-'t. After the second half. M The victory pvc UB a 5 and 2 - . 1 for the llrsr the respite, ilroc:kport IOC ill pme lopther u they pulled away from UB, and went Into lbc locker """" half of and O'Douoll is ..U.Iled. at halnl<ae with a Z9-ZI lad. " We loll ...... or lbc aa- wkb two left "Wt'.e heal lip ud down this _.," Mid UB and the otbcr bJ line polau. 10 we have played wdl eo.dl u..t. o•DoerMI. " We11 1"1 ort 10 a good this - ." stan and tlltD .... will slow dowD. Aner lbc co.dl's balftl<ae discuuloo wtlh her 1 UB mmpletdy clomiuted tile.-. , Thursday aiPt lbc UB • - trawled to play lbcir """' Collora bit su.ight bast.u .. tile start or lht half to pulllbc ream within two poiats. Fiady <fOSS '""" rival BuJfalo lkalc and tbe ltoyals _..,... 01 the 13!00 minute mart, Marie Bajko hrt 011 O<ll1ick wtlh a S4-S2 overtime victory over the Lady ......... j - to,;.... Ulla )2-)Liad tbalthey would - . r UB'" Marie ~ko led all, with ~· poiDtJ and 011 rdiooquisll. The UB def- played an OUCMaadill& amam,. 21 .......,., OiM Collon olso played an pme of Pf<SSUrina lbc Goldea e.aJa into DUIIIUOt» outatftlliac iD whidl lilt SIIDk iD 16 poiau millakcs and lialitec!..lbcm to tl 10<0nd half points. iDcludina IW'O of lhnt UB boai<CU in the 0\lcrtDo "The defense ..u terri lie," said O'Doondl. "They - · Collora olso .,abbott II ~and had 4 fC?rced them into .....,y millakes 11>41 .. made tile bl'oclt«< shou. ~EdllfH' D !be-· to � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Una and dtpo~.rtmenn, rathn- than aJ an :seron 1ht board inereau, whJch 'l'1Ju'ld raise the minimum lt"..d. As-e dirttt form of pcoteJl, CSA YOicd to lobby the vice president with 1 letter "'Thini campafa.n on Mo.nday. "I "'ould WI.)' 1he t han«J r.,.. a san'tc arc very &ood," GSA Ptdidenl PctD Murph )~ .said aftcr the mmlnJ:. "IL'.s realty roo eart_y 10 tell but we authociu the GSA Extcuth't Commllt« 10 call -a ~trike \'Oit durina:<~he body'' rint medina in January. Many St-natort arsued for a Mrike durinl the ru&Ht.«k of '\Chool, but members noctd that h would be dirticuh to oraaniu .,adua.te studc:ntl c-ffcttl~I.Y durin.& the ion& bt~k . Murphy Qplain«<tbat Wnlne.sda)''s vote djd nos mean GSA tndor..$otd a >trike but .slmpl)' authoriu:<J ~be l'h-c: mnnbl:':r Eueotive Committee to place the malh.•r on tbchnuary agenda-that bas b«n sc:btduled for the fir$! Wtdnc'Sda.y of tht new semesttr. Tht: idta ()(a uoion that woiJld bener rtpr&nl p11dUateitudtrus w.u brOu.lhl up ana unanimou~ly approw:d after CSA lrtob\lrtt Gary CUtler said th-at Ne\\' \'ork Statt- IJ.W wouJd -nllow them to form But. he notrd. Bn)' el'ro" \loOUld require the SUpport or J0 percent of the ~pic fn,·oh.·cd. "I apt ruJly \."Ommiued to the: klea or h.avlna GSA one. r:ndonc: tft( 1\C'CC:Uhy or arad\MI.tc Rudc:.fttJ 1a11 em~oyc~ ~o pov.~u that onl)' unions ptoVide." Murphy ISs.ttltd. '"They a,ivc a IOI o( leverage and po~r l n rclat ionship to 1~ is$uts. ·~ have bareaininl THE f\.11ny Sc.nll!ors a.rsucd thai throuah a ClOOUact they would be: better rc-prer.tnled thin they arc now. " We have been Krcwed historiealt)' :u Ibis UnJvcrsily and by lhc S!a1.c sovemment bceau,n ~c have oo poli1ieal powrr and are not qcgantud,"' Culler iiaid. "The fllt"lllty hectvilre ~d bdtcr lhan most in lht. country, bc..;aJU.e they .hMC' a or~ion:: He addcocl thatlhl\ 11cdon "'ll jU11 1be bctinnint: or a.n c:ffon to \Um&thm their \•of« 1n politics. AC'C'ordlntto Murph)', ROSS:bu&'l dcetsion WJS not a ··rail ~compli'' n •en though thr' vke preiidtllt's off.cc has a.utnc:d that nothint am be done co rcverJC i t. The GSI\ ptt.Sjdcnt said he his been told the matter u li.na l a nly whc:n Alb.\ny hM .-:c.ua.lty n:ceivN noli« and thllthe.lino afC fonn~lly auiantd a oumbcr. M•nY Senators said tht1 opposed 1M- ~ice rwaidetu•.s d«hion b«au:sc il ¥onuld not hdp 1M mlln)' Jraduatc !itudenu ttuu lhe below the _poverty lc:,•cl " the mlnimum would noc. be inata.'ied. "RIIht now one·lhird are living lower than the ~d." one. Senator n.m;a:rked ...And ;r thb; kft:P\ up soon SO pc:1ccn1 will be below the 't\-C:I j Wt: h:.\c btcn ~~rd 111d eltplolled.'' Th~ GSA Exccuth'e Committee: propo$111 wu over¥t'hclm.JuJIY aCC"Cptcd, despite the: ptotcsu or some I hill lt dkt not rC"pC"cscnt the view,. or the CT1ti1e sradu.alt 1;1udct1l ~~·:o::y~:;:~ ::.:~r!~ '!:.{:"ta~;~:o~.~~~ can orftr an~ here Crom SlSOQ..S2000 mOf't chan UB. But Murphy and O..t.lu ptcadtd 1ha1 any lnttrodUdpttne artum~nu bt rotCAOne ln the uh or unk1· 11nd the. CSA Stnate concuntd. Aft« some ddibration. the Stnate voted co appro\e Jl\c Uccuti\'C Commht« coonter·pro~ And to lobby Roubcf1's orfte.c continuous.j)· "j~cl udina a one: dar Jtstrt wntlna biiticbat will coinc-ide whh Murplly'f mtt1in& wtth dte vice presfdent on t-1o.nday mornina. SttlalOr Auk Medi&c sugg~ted thA't TAI GA'.) rC(I:~,t Lhe move br W11hho1dlng arades from"'profdSOrt, -aacrtll\&"this is tht only rci!l po-wer "'·c have." But many ~;uon enroun..a:C'd tier to withdraw ihe motion, arc\linJ thai i1 would pit underarldu:nt st udtni111Jilin~t craduatH and dlvidt d\e 1U1dent body. ~ quire Hall will close febr_uary. 1 with contruction beginning a month later, University P~esident Robert L . Ketter the .Faculty Senate Executive Committee ednesday. The decision came minutes after rally was held in the Union descrying the ltD«:O-J)OS.SJDJte closing date. to Ketter, New York State ''"'"r••nr Hugh Carey and State Construction Wednesday afternoon and that bids to renovate the ~ year old would be entehained t his Monday. afterwards, he said, bonds will be sold the multi-million dollar project, will convert Squire into the Dental School facility. ' Earlier this semester, administration pr~cted that Squire would close this •mv"'"• but continued bureaucratic setbacks in ""'"ucun clouded that original estimate. Until 's announcement no University officials publicly pinpoint the actual closing S GSA p,...ant Pet11 Mwphy Cafls fCH rr. .S.ntlf' IO prolf$!4U/Wnd t lff>CAI' M I iOI.aud .tert:tmJ and abbreviattd cba.ol$ pfc:rccd rhe.auitartR's ~ SU"I1nl Of '"The Tlma They -arc a Chaft&lng. 11 The C'I'Owd, dtfmarf:'rl chcucd chdr ~pp-tO¥al "1l.1i 11 looe plaat'd wa'f'c d amana th~ occupied scats. AU typeJ were thd'r-tbe loP&·hair1', th:c: pr-eps, t he cuuous and cvm Edwin Powell, UB wdology profeuor a,nd 4uru of rhe 1960s w. Ho-..·ever, the cro._,•d did not fill the Fillmore Room co protest a war and the of hey, hey, LBJ, rnMifkids )IOIJ ki.U tod•y.. ~r e rcpt~ with shc:a;r.s or 11$a\'C our SquP a.nd ' 1KttP the Union:• Aftd wbi)e the Students c:hanlrd, 200 mnn tall or Squire, Governor liuJh Cltey al\d Sr.atc Con~ruction Fund ornc1al•• .ob1Mous to tht l~rctse campus prottSt dMt C•ttr'& iU·t&lcd UB vlsh in 197t, \I!Cfe ma.klna their final dccidon on the fltte of Ihe buildlnc: Squlre wlU c:Sosc on february J and rcconuru1.:1ion on intcrtor will AI almost 2000. Ieli.antl uHcy, hQW did rn- bqin I O'IOIUh laW'. "Our Sltateay b 10 have rtt~ (Carey and the U B adminbttalion) sop 1Mir paan roc~ I his buildin,x do"'n, •• Kabosh member Pctn H~ C\p!aint:d, lo:'u,~na tbt. :.dminlstration ot wailins onlll ~bt. fi~c wee~ iru.ct~ v61.-ation brta.k: "to .sho'"e the dminx down our throats ~·· ... 1 M aJ4en Oi.itricl Councilman 0Jvkl C011iM, a Ub &raduatr., derided thr: adminb tralion for e:1osln£ "1 bulldirtJ, which, he uid, ·wvcs noc only jw:t rlleUnl~ersity, but also Ulc- communhy. •· '•Stau1re HaU !oC'fVt'S"Ilo 11 vital link bc-t"'ftfl t bc- C'Ommunhi 1nd the stuclenr".'' Collins notecl. ··a lhjnk h iJ unbdifvabk that the brazen, dic.·b.ud tsdminlMralion could' m.a'.e 11 d«iilon like thai wi1hout evm (<>mullins the a;roups. which wlll bC' I afT~cd. ' ' The councilman compartd rhe U B buruucnus v.ith lhe ••neo<OAKf\'IUve. their ria.hJ wlna fasclsls in Wuhina.~on. •• ca.IJlns borh ,voups "iMoensi4i>oe.. to con.ui1uen11 n~. Collins uracd d)t adtn(ntsf.n.don to "jeuu:on th.e araclt,ac notion" that II iJ t he on11 bod)' eapabk of runn1n& the Uni..,tnity and ..x.tpt input £rom ••the people wbo th·e here-. worlt here, and damn •c:U ihould ~ makin&the d«isions here." • ~te the. semainaly insurmountab(t' oddt ac:aitUt rtvcnlna the Governor's decision, CoUins sdll ,.cmainod optlmhtk. "1bey'tl teii~D.t)lat Wt J'O' (t o 10 wich thc~r dc-dsion)-that's bul~h.' ' h~ roared ...Th~ d«ision CID M turnrd arountJ.'' CoWns promised lh.at ht' would do ' 'as mudl u-(Jie) can'' 10 reva.se Albany•s much." tcana:, but admitted that tie "just miahl not be ab)e to do IMt •G raduate Student AuodJ.tion (GSA) Praklent Peter Murphy mo~rf'd \l.ith Collins' assessment dial more student inpul wu needtd on the Squlrc- dtdsioa, but ~lso auailcd the University (or~not stttf~ JlUdcol opl.n:iOft 01'1 other U.wo1 ''We are not (hiklun," Murph)' compWncd. "This Uniwcn~ky i1 run by &n .. lnK:ruitlve. unlnfonMd, dellbcratdy oppressive minority of adminbtratof'\." Kabosl\ member Bob H ayden TMW.ed that after tht upc:omina break, stuckntA 1~~::;:.:~a·=in:lr:;.:e!":~n;;~~':cv'::!~ns:;ulre bauk, caJJccl decision clow: the bvlk11nae.nolher Of top a4mlnlstraton �in short. t10tc:~1M1 v--.22 Jotv~ l\. ~1'\e. Ed,toHtt~,.l Self' Ooodcttotd Af•,.~·Jiof Ed.tOI a bill to subsldizc a pipchn< from Alai~a to th< ContlDmtal ~ares. The ntw natural gas popcline. 10 be butld by Nonh•cA<m Pt!"' ror 547 bt'Uion. wm be on< of the most un«''nomteal .,..,. built. In ordct for th< pipctin< to be ""' eompt~ili..,, pt~rokum would hl\.-e to sell for SJ20 pt:J ba.rrC'I, almost four timts che prevailing prt« today. Although Conas<ss had previoudy been ex~ed to \'teo the bill. strong lobbying by North"'csttrn ensured us pass.agc. PanJ)f the prw:urt involved h1rln& consulli~& t'irf!lS ~wn~ by · Richard AUeo and Vice Prt<idcnt Mondatr. rhe ptpthnc ""til take at lta$1 IS years co complete. c'ampus Are they for real? Th< Student Auociation (SA) Scnat< voted to willlhold paym<nJ• to Tht Sp«rrun..trorn the SS7,000 subscription agreement forth< Christmas break period . Tht decision camr a nt:r Kcilh Panerson repon~ that the student newspa)X'r w aJ SA,OOO more in dt.b\. The: newspaper dcnic:6 the charac. notina that the rt~ures PaUtt$0n noted ~rc nol final. The nt-~spaper was not consuhtd before .the motion. Pau t rsop uld that tht: l Ubsc:riptlon a&[eemcnt was made too 'uickly by the Senat<. ahhouJ)I he admiued to not being pr<>tnt ror the ck~lt oo the issue. ''I sense thai they're going co fold,'' Paucnon ~ddecl. Hijack fever Student Auoclii>On (SA) Minority Affairs COotdinator E•dtn Navarro has ~ r<li<•ed of her duties as a Senator. Aecordt"' 10 the SA Connilution a Senator may be r<mO>ed from ahat body aflcr mi.ss:in& 1wo cons«utivr. mtainp •ilhout a Tehran, Iran . ...,ilh lh~ gunmen drina.ndin& the ttturn of th~r spirilu:tl leadtr, Mwa ai.S.clr, dtsappcared thr« Y<"" :llO tn l,j:~><lu1e, pro><)'. h will be the minonty oraanizat ions tC'SpOnsibilhy to appomt 1 ncv. rcpreSC'nlalh•c to the Stnatt:. ' ¥,,.. 1982-83 calendar proposed Th< 1981•198locademic year caltndar was proposed by the PreJidcmial Calendar Cornmill« Wednesday for approval by UB · Pr"-idt:nl Robc:n L. K~tcer. ' The ne-w add1tions 10 I he schedule are 1wo ••readina days•• betwttn the dOSf etas~ and I he beginning or examio!ldons at the end or uch $C'mtler. Tht calt'ndar abides by K~ter's mandate that the Um•<n • y be closed ror Rosh Hashana. Yom Kippur •nd Good Friday. TM Um.,asaty -.m bee~ in 1983 for Pauo\tt, Easttr.l.) ...eu "' Good Friday as part or Mid-S<~Msaor rec..s. The Mond.ly aft<r lh< Spnna vatat!Oft is 10 be a tra""l day .,;111 classn ruwnina lhaJ niJ)It. , The c"<tra cb)" v.trc available (or dosin& "A---hen it wu dt'luTruntd thai 1hc Ont scrmster would bqjn one v..ecl. before Labor Day. or E.••nn LHtC•mPt~~J Futwr .. RIC'ti ~O Cnof\ICift f<eYtn AnltfllnetCOpf Alan C K.Ch•CICOMriDurll'lf Dtudto M.,lin/Conlffbuting David CzljkiiFttrl.lrtl JOM"Ph 8 bll1J41tiH•riCHt•l Da~ <itli511Aitll"tlllf H•tJONI lAIIttnCf l RoHtllNIIIPhoiOf...phr O.oltO Ol!p.,oOIAatla"tOtttf Paotott•Phr .lot\ M 0.11 Spotts in CUba, the hi)ackiq of rhree Vmetutfan planes conlinues:. AC'tordin-e 10 nr, Yor.t Tlr"n· thr« l..aliR Arnc:rkan tmorisc &rOltPS may be in,ohcd bastd on Iheir dcnunds. The hijack<t1 ha>< r<qu«ted SIO mtlhon and rrs<dorn of political prisoners rrom Vencruda; tnd<pcnd<ne< of I'U<no Riro (rom lbe Unlled St.atC$: Sah ldoran leflins want Ihe O\cnhrow or lhe AmtriW bac.. td junta Ihere. The 100 hostile$ art rtPOrttdly in nne condnk>n. . tr.41a.;artt S.•tttfA" OtiKfot 1et•r C."**C.mpw1 JOhn Fountll.rOr•phfct A Libyan a:irlinu caJT)ina 38 host~&<$ "'•' sriztd o\Cr llaly by Ubanese Moslem gunmen. The ~Mane·, C\cntual dcs&ination was Senator Dismissed A.nlhonf M Ptih'"MH•Ii"f Edt~ • 0'" ~AuocYf•li•-"'-•"'• ...lit~ R J~tiOf'I•SP«<I ~ S.fi'N.UtJJIIAr Spona o....., A Comttf..t"Pfod!V• I Slllt Ut~1fi'IOIA ttt Jonr Gtl)'tO&.Mws K F•...-c•• Spoc;"'f$6111 Phologr1p1ty Jeu,..,.. N J;Jmes P CWIIOtlluJintn _..,.,,., Mw pl'f~Complrolt., VtnC41' COOIUO•rlroom T.c:IJnfci•n Jan M• Utllt/'IOIAdttffllfiiO AIIAIOtt mn•:k russel l Have )'OU noliccd h~w our ladcrl 3rt: s1artina to rder to taxts as "Te\'tnUe enh3.t\Cements' "? Sneak). th? This ...y. ,r you don"l can rhem rues any morr. nobody c:.an 5ay you ratSt'd 1hem. SIJII•tne Fllt!JIIPtOdU.Ctlon Mllllflt t L•ui'l COI\wlyiPtOdiiCfloll Shirle.,. GoglllaiAdv. Coorcfut•tot N_.Hc-y KtOff\WIIAcl'l, SKtlflry C.rCI.I'a.IJon t 'tt1'ftge 20,100 ltte $pKitt.itJf OIII("I'J .,.. toc.I.IM 1 SQIM•• .,.,.,, S.ae• ~.......,,. ot ,_.. 101\. 1 1 Buft.tiO. 34lS M.lff'l a» Rn cnue <nhaneancnts, mcleod. Ftu not, (cderalcs< fans, the old WashioJ1on Rim·fl.am b•es. Strett ButiiiO. H.,.. 101-. t•2t .C Since IIley finally admiued they can't balance 1h< bud&tt, what will they stan calling ia-a rnenue suppressan1? Cfwtl RepuDI.uho•.,, or •~~r tf\tllt'l t~ f116,1;31-3678 IO>lOfltl t716113\ .....1 ""'~ Cooyno"' t981 &.;n.-o N Y ~ SC>ectrU1'11 S1uoent PwtOOC..,, tr1c ECJtOt•-a! POI•~J' 11 Otti'f'Mt'IIICI by tMt EO!Ioc.tn- n atio nal ne~e.n ••thOYI th• ••P'•"' c.onM"fn ttl 11'14 E.ck1or "' Cn•et •• ttucU~ IO!I>tddGI' Expensive pipe Another problem word i.s unemploynlenl. H~· can YI C lo¥rc:r it? Call it somet._hing else. How about re,·cnue depleiion? Los A ngtlts Times Syndltatt 1~ $pot.cl•a.~m •• punltd 0)' 8u11•1o Newt-Pte. . ln.c 1370 S4t•\0Ct S1 BuU•Io. NY O.SIII~twd " " 10 the um..,.,allf :Qif\!"UIIIIVIhnllt Qnof' . ~y JX!f~!! -G RADUAT~ STU DENTs-·-------:;' . Support the GSA proposal to raise the MINIMUM STIPEND . ·level for T AlGA's to $3900. HAND DELIVER THIS LETTER TO Dr. Robert Rossbery Vtce President of Academic Allatrs 562 Caj f ' Half Dear Or. Rossbery : As a yraduale sludent allhe Unlverst· ly of Buffalo, I wish to tnform you of my opposition to your pl;ln for lhe use of lhe $200,000 allocated 10 raise GAITA supends. I objecl to your dectslon 10 ratse the sltpends of a small percentaye o f lines to lhe maximum of $6293. Fur· lhermore, I object to lhe detiberale and 101al exclusion of · the GSA lrom I he plannlny process. •• 'il VICE PRESIDENT ,---OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS " per ROBERT ·ROSSBERG ~62 Capen Hall MONDAY from 10 am·2 pm I lulfy endorse the Graduate Sludent Association's more eQuitable proposal passe~ at ils Senate meelinu on Wednesday, December 9, 1981. Thank you for your allenlfon. . Sinc!!rely yours. �I' The Department. of Economics courtesy of the GOODYEAR CHAIR takes pleasure in sponsoring a talk by MORRIS MI~LER Deputy Secretary-Genera~ United Nations Conference on New and REnewable Sourcu of E nergy on Senate rejects Mack, Maher firing appeals By TERRY CAN AD E Ctlmp&IS Ed110r 71,. Studtnt AssoribiiOn /SAl S<nott wphtld tht EA""'ttlt CommiUN'$ d~ISion torn Sub Boord I ($81} TmlSII!Pr Btl/ Mod:. Wtdnndoy. rti«tint ha opptol o./].1(). A petilion • "a s prc:senttd 10 1hc: St:natr. adna a.hc- non·poliltf.21 nature or SBI in callin& upon lM lqi<lati>t body to usc otj &»ru~ilulional preroptivt llld ovtmJit IM decision 10 fore Bill Mack by a ,.,..,.U.itcls vott. Btr<><t Ill< vott. SA PrtSidtnl JOt Rifkin and Mack prtscnted lhttr posicions 10 each Other in pubhc..for the nrst tUM s.nct Mack's. fm\0'\l) . AI rant Rillcin alltmpred to ••oid makltl& his 01»nlon• publoc knov.l«<ae by ask ina th-e Stna1e 10 ao into n.ecuuw susion and ban aiJ 1oisitors.. Opposition (rom Sen:non- and mm1~ or rhe aud1e:nct prompted Rifkin to rescind his suundon. Both Rille in and Maek a&<ctd that tht rOot of lhtor do...,-ttmml SlC'111.$ runhet chan Mack'$ dlSSC'ntina \IOies aalinsa SA at the last Board of Directors meetina:. ''II has b«n no sccre1 that 1hen hal bten a communicacion problem bet"'"" my).tl( and tht Undtt&radualt' Student Association.·· Mack said in a prcparfd stattment. The differences .staned ''a ton& ttme llJO, '' accordtna 10 Rit"kin. Despilc Mack's recognition of thr problem, ht l-aid, "I am unclear today as 10 "hY 1•, btcn fired," and called on Rifl<in to oxplaln his reasons for the di.smis.sal. Rill. in answered that he must trusl his appointed ofnc:ials' indlca1ina that he could no lonacr do so with M11Ck. Rillcin "id he heard ..runoort flying around'' about Mack underminini SA. O nc.Jumor was confirmed when Mack admiutd 10 writ ina a ~tlrical t'OiunHI iff Th;,• S~t·trum under an assumtd name. Nolin& thtrt: wu o communication probltm "ith Mack, Rifkin "ld, .. I"'" not informtd." Mack said that Rillcin has communication failures of his own-••a communkatton i.s a two way proctSS ... The SA Prcsidtno ha. faRtd oo au end the 111$1 '"'0 SOl Boatd meetings. A ocordin& to Rifl:in, Mack'' respOnsibility wu to be the ••eyes and ears of the Uodt:r8faduatt Sluden1 AS$0clacion in thai ora.aniz.atton (SBI):• He added that Mack madt S/1 look bid with his S BI aaions. ''You make a mistake, it'.s SA's mistake.'' The- "mis.ta.ke'',occurrcd "'hen Mac.k rdustd to \OCt wich SA Trtasurtr Mark Moor..m wspond&n& him..tr for wina SBI funcls 10 attend a joumaHsm conferm« ln M"tama, Florida. Riflun sa_id be chd not know Matk·s aaion• and SBI Chaorman Paa Hirshman l&i<l he had no knowltd&e or Mack coin& on IM onp. "If IM lnP hid bttn lo Grtcn Bay. Wiscoosin; )'0\1 ca.n bt- lure thai thtre -.'OUid t\a"c been no (uss. '' Matt rt1oned. ....In l:iib• of this ancl'otM< ~~m~..tlons apin>t Mack, Rif\.on Aid "I had to firt him. l-eppoinl ptOplt and I tan dom1iu ptOplt:· Ht dtftnded tht roNlitutlonality of his d<d<oOn. Mack said lhal his dismossal "W11S dont .,ilh lOIII dittcprd for IM orpnization I ~as appc>tnttd 10 rcpt"ntnt." Rlrldn S&Jd chc excceu"e decUion W2S in SA"' bat inttrc:SIJ and ''•hat's bat for the orpniz.auon is bcsl for tht >tudtnt population . Thty 10 ~ in hand and if lh<y don 'l then we've a:oc: 1 real problnn. •• A nor tht dcftal of tht Mack apptal, Linda Mah<r appoaled her lirlna which =ued afltr lM sam• tumultous SBI m«tina. She claimed that sht •• ,... rored btfort I had a chan« 10 ck:ftnd myself:· and dtftlanded that sht bt aivtn rt.UOn< for htr di<missal. Moore said lht dtci•ion 10 rtlitvt Mahtr or htr dutit• as SA SBI representative b«ause or ·•comments she made rq.lrdina the organization (SA)." RH'ldn adde-d that the executives are empowertd 10 decide on appoin1m because. "we .... tre clmcd 10 run this oraaniution and SCI policy." After an hour or discuuion, Moher had h<r opptal Withdra,.n, nolini " I won't work for this orsaniution ($/\).'• The withdrawal prompltd outcries from Senators ... Your decision just dapped u&in the face as Senators.'' Guscavo ReynolO ~aid. "TOWARDS A GLOBAL RESOLUTION OF THE ENERGY PROBLEM" --v~ ----TODAY------Friday. Decemb~r 11th at 3:30pm Room 109 O' Brian Hall AMHEST CAM PUS SUNYAB ' �editor,ial Isn't anyt~ng sacred? Campus-decided that Squi re Hall, at that lime still called Norton Union, should become the new home ol .the dental school and then name chenged tile to honor an early UB Dental School graduate. However, this lime there were no spanking new tacllllles walling tor student groups, there was then, end there still is now, absolutely notn1ng resembling wllat students.or llllYbodlllile for that _ mauet,coneieve a untOn to be. But whlle Ketter Dlames Governor Hugh Carey tO< the closing, he should loo~ no further than the doors of hiS spacoous hllh tloor ot C.pen Hall olflce. Not once have students, lecully or stall seen any action from the President's oftlce Which could be con$trued as lighting tor tho overall l ntorosts ot the University against the Albany construction barons. Despite leiters of protests and resohlllons decrying the close, Ketter juS! Idly sat, oonvous to the sentiments ol the eonshtuencies 1\e 1s suppe.sed to lead. And evjln it the President agrees tnat Squire shOuld close to become an admilttngty much needed dental facility, rs he so lar out-oi·\OUCh with reality that he la1ts to realize the diSTuptoons which will occur tor the doZens or Unrverslty and student groups presently housed there? II has taken him almost a decade. but UB Presldef\1 Robert L Kelter's mission Is llnelly completed. Hired to make the Main Street Campus onto a pollee state during the war years, Ketter has Inflicted nls last, most fatal wound on the student body-Squire Hall will ctose shortly alter we return from the wonter break. FOr over <l5 years. the conti!pl of a student union. a place IO< students, faculty and stall to meet and discuss, rest and relax, play and study. has been constantly hd'nored by the UB adminlstrotlon. It was under the wlso knowledge of former University Chancellor Charles Norton that a student union be established and maintained lor those purposes under a provision In his will. The result of his IO<esignt was what is now Harriman Ubrary. Twenty years ago, an expanding campus body decided tnat Hamman was too small to H<Yice the burgeoning student body well. so a spanking new umon was ll<lrlt. Five years ago, Kelter and hos campus planners-the people who conjured up that lnelllclent, cold complex called tho Amherst With a closing date pegged lor February 1 by Albany and mld·February by some University "otllciots", does the administration believe II can just up and movo the organrzatlons, their telephooe systems. reroute the1r mall, locate space,and then renovate that apace all in one weekend? Not llkett For nve years the Adm1nistrat!on knew ot the move now 11 Is attempting 10 Irrevocably disrupt student 1110 oy snovlng the deels1on down our throats. Thr> must be the most nas111y pl anned hve year dec:osoon we've eve-r encouf'ltered. For tO years Robert Ketter has waged a lone battle againSI student rights and, what he fears most, student unity. And unless students unlle against the tyranny ot the Keller/Carey conspiracy soon. not only will Squire be lost, but so will the lillie camaraderie that remains between atodenls The Kabosh Committee and the other groups lighting the closing should remember that Ketter's battle tO< Squire Is not over until the wrecker's b<ill begins tea11ng away at the Rat, Haas Lounge, or the Conterence Theater. Th~ is still lime to l1gh1, to tell Kelter and carey tllat students will not roll over and play deed because a group of out-of·toucn bureaucats told them so. But time Is running out. feedback We can be together Eoltor. T"4S '' an ~ lelltr f'Hdback policy .,........ vruwit-s•tr students ........ ~ ~~ _, ~, ~~ , ,..,. ~ ~ , ..,IWJ;$. lf'Pf••~ ·· ................ ~ ,. ~N I¥ ,.,.,,.loi,I~SOSI"' ""* .,...,..,,..._,.,,O IIII'flt!Hff'~......., _,. ,,., '*'''". rHf 1ft t~ Cit' KC.OH!iCitl ,..filtfO'ItMt•lfdlf"'4ls ""i" ,_,/H II.... IMIH• NNt~Oft4 Ot ~~ ({JliOt-if'<CrJ•~ '-'t!PB .,,, .. ~rfi#H Olt • •N f~f~ , ,.., **"'• .._,,. If ,..,,..,• .,.yowu.oons ,., .,,..Je.,.., •t ~·,_~olfll4'fl'OIMNID< UIJlflt .,_~NI'ft H•*' ..,...,.,.., m t~QIII te • t .sq...,. W l#f9. Bo.lf•Jo -.,, Ull l Living numb skull Edt lor 01 th• many 1mpor1•nt 1s.svu •t UB (cro•lng ol Sqrlfro Hall, Forl>or Dogs. Itc.) ther• /$ otte ttre·t has rtctlwd little •rtent lott, lttd tltlt ' ' the •·w,tty" bumper slicke-rs SD/d lly the liOOMJIOte.S Upon llrat '""'II "U.B. ·us Eng,~• ,,. Btt$1", Uwyt-'1 have l'nOn Fvn" , 1ttd an eoiRI/y tO all Ask roursth-ts h"JIS QUfSIIOn Ho• m•fl'l umes • oar do you"" me nume-rous centrally loclt«< u• taclllr,.s of Squlfe Hell' Now lJOUfStJIVt6 anotiJe-r OW$t/On' Wftlt •re you go1ng to do next Spong ;I me •dmlmsttation succeeds In us plen to close down otn Unum? 'foiJ'/1 btt • x.hltJSttd end lrullrltfd I:Htc.fluse you'll,. tu.nrtlng all over httl trylflg to go to me boo••tort. ear lunch, buy tlclttt~. drop mto -,our tarorite chib olttet, ttc... oecauu ff our Unfon 11 cto•td. rnest tac:l/ttk's will be sprtld out eH Ofti" Ma in StrHI ln<l Amh.,lf WithoUt $4UI'* Hill, US •tude-nts nev. no c.nttal loc•tlon m wnleh to fling out, hold mpl/ng.s or ratty togethttr. For "udent•. t1Jisl1 • dlllltlt. For the •dmm;suatlon. howover, tftll'll' 1 ~riiJCt .sltuatfon. If we have nD UnkJn we'll b• •~• mel/ned to bend tog•tn~r and IHieny UttH~ 1mong ourStt/'leS as ltllow UB JtCI(IMIS No Unloft. no IJoltll~ttg '*'" MUNOUI Slieket CtJTK»1111flg VB t(Jfletf'let, no t~l tO IM GOOflrl_., I ,.ued It oil • • • mockery oJ twms»r .si#Ck~s in gMerel, tnd leupfi«J ""affUy. t th#Ht cort6idered tflat tfle lnlli•lort•J mlflhr poufory be slnctta. Afllf a lew Inquires. I waa COftVInt«< thf& WIS ttre CISt. adm#nistfltiorr. Perano,.? You "-' And yilt lfJtt d«tt&10n to cto1e down Squire w.u midi rolely by ""' adminr,traUon w1th _,,otuttJt'( no rt~pect or con&k:Str•tlon lot the w•y we studorus leoi•Oour It What • blarant vkllatlon of our The elltcts are n.ggerlng. EYWY tll/gllet wiN rUI1Ze ,,. Otlgln of thi• trem~Mdous non- rlghlll •~<on• d;splly t"-m on their "''· denoting .., em an as5hole..'" Are IIHIInltlltOrl alive', or do t"-Y But tntt light Is not cww yll Students are up M arm• end to t1o .,_nVJina possfOM to prwent SquJre tfltl from elating, •• w lt,..u.-d by th• Metpttlc I<A BOSH filly- W«<n..d•y IO tltl Filltnotfl Room. M y IMUIQt t O ell Unrv.,sity stud•nts •s-don't IJI¥• up l iJe fight/ In otdff 10 , . IIW In ••1,.1 IUC:t:e&afUI W4 mUll Ot OIQiflfled, r,.Bullato. Stor• Unm_pf#M Numb S4ull wlrlcllm 11 11 Why do rhoH ou,... stit:A•r• ulrr7 Why do_,. our rhom, ,., S loveK.,mey Uolverslly Student ••g., 'IOC.II, end Bb0¥0 111, Ptfllllt-1'\1! Think • bour ii. ll Squire cto.,t. 11 will • ttocr you directly, opd oowry dly. ter'• r.r Dr. Kllttt know "won't stand 101 thl• tOifl contempt of out rlflhll 1nd di•fflfl•rd IM our nwds O.t ltt"IOI'r«J. Fiod out whlf you un do 10 help the light IO 11¥1 $quHe HIU. We're Ill In IIIII tOIJithtr ••ell Karen Comttocll NYPiAG Chttrperaon }_ __ Rigg returns 1h11• were tmporrant quesuont ''"ld wn,cn "'"' ,._ wuiually tlgno1td For tu•mpF, Loufs.e Editor. Otii'Amlco llkod why lr '" thor I have bHn Wltcrung with lttttlltSI lftf Ottglng deblte conctrning thl use o/ tnlmals ,, fe$flfth Wftlelt Wll m/tqteQ by m~ tettet oi Octot»r 14. Havmg Just ttrtld ell ol ,,. leu.,, prltttttllo dltt; I would ltke to reapond. 10 lome of tne pomts , , . , ,.,• .,. , . . , 1611«1. thOSI /erttr• WhiCh d iSplayed t~;clous, person• I 1111clrs served one <tiiUabto purpose In thM they tJemon6tltfd Ihi depu1 ol/leling thet •UrroutJdl' this fuu.. For lhll rweson. I o.Jitvo lurther probmg ot tn. P'Ob,.m ,. w1rr1nt#HI. My,.,., lnd rneny tUbS&O,;fltl _,,,, ow-ttlonld the ettl/c.& of ltuman.s IlAinO ettlmlf life IM research purpo••• But most /KOI>Onftflll Of ...fJCit fHIIfCIJ slurt«JIIJe Juut by lddtenfrtg oth., ouesr,ons such'' thr~ qua lit 'I of tro~tmem of UB rese1 rcn enlm111, l ht typos ol experlmenll ~filCh lfe pettotmed ' ' us. end whlcn d1pertm~nt(•J •ctuau~ anfm•l•. I'm smcer•ly gild'"" us rttlltehe11 •uempt to m~rnmlze tl'le pain and $Uf/.,tttg ol 1n1mats IJ requ~r«~ b_y the 'efiU/4tlrJg '' ' " thouott, '"'' don 1'101 na~e to be used durlr?g ,.lnlut e-.per,ments Jl tne rtSflltCh& cle•ma tft1t use otanesthtmc will Inhibit the dtltrfHI results of tn~ u•• "" RQJ.,,.,_ ,_,,,,.,lc , ,petlmM" •lthlfnlthlts to anlm•l use . ,, not mout 1Wd/y evplo1«!, and why more •tnpl)lsis tsn't pieced on /Hfi'/Hi tlon or t11su.se t/Jrough meens of numtlon aM O!el, 111«'CiJe. end r«Jucuon ol .nv,onm~Mtll hllSrrls. If • mess r«<ucttHt tn num•n sull~;r,g and dt"h ts tneiJOII of m~k•l feJHtchers, why s ren"l thos• rtsttltCIJtl$ lettlmlng about to;clc dt.nltlng Wllet, the toxic eir I hit WI bftllhe, or about Ute lncrt~slng eccumutatlon ol nucltlf wastes lor whiCh we hl'lfl no 1deou11e me•ns of sat• d11poset. All res•erch could stop tomorrow lnd we would ~till n1w sulf~''"' ltnowleage to gre•tly. tmptove tiN quatJtrot nte. There .,. mett?OdJ. I hilt for rHuclng hum•n aulltnttg wilfJOUt uuslng lht suflwlng of otn•r I1Ying being~;. 10 mucJt can be dono wi thout the mus txect.Jtton, BIH Ctlyton, Jr. •s claim tnar anlmll use Is • "duty of society, Jo , . . , about 1Mptii'IMI future misery... Is • rroO~ one. bUt why mu11 It bt' llmaed to rh• Ptf"'tnuon of humen rrusery, 1nd wh~ mUll ,,. •ccompllshment of rhl• _,beach- Waugh rtre tMr-NrfC ntethods thll ' '' tutrtHJtly prectlc.efn Ktlly Riga University Studenl �op-ed "PHA:DRUS By ROBERT G. BASIL I. amuet Becktlt may be w•ltlno tor Godot. but I'm S wailing 'for RemonL It's tW&f)ty to three, T~ankS~~IYing mofnlng, afl<l.l Ju$1 sent sneetlaeeo Jacll. L.tKh 10 bed. ano Ramona ts th.roe farm llekts away, a UIQ!id nlkt east ewer stabbing com stumps. anCI here I am. t>urttiog with Pimples (I he grny ot ~ taut, composing my ll$t column. tma11y ~c' ill Thfl Sp.crrum, knoW1ng that a relephone ls a belloc tMOium lOt reacn.ng Ramona tnan t.n• Op.Ed page. $UCklng my brtatn dOwn lf't ltM manuk: sytlab..s ol ner name. Rahn\Otl-f'luh. I Sl111e<lto w.lte lboUI UB'a biJddtngS: flow tn tl1em, tl'le splflt ol UB can be somehow louno •OO how, lherefore, since I tlavo '" a very hum•liating way beCOme much Hkt! US In my h¥e years note, 1ne ·•spirit of PhatJdrua'' could be explicitly utvo.aled. Such bOmbast! "From Clemen1'a roof you ean s&e Lack-awanl!a spur'Ung cnem1ca1 frena:tes, yOst From w •nd&'.$, Kenmore gro•ns molten at six Bnd rolls over like a bfeast." Bull1 becomiS ttarkly ciNr lhilt when one writes abOut buildings-those lanced-off tops. those cold brick towe.s, tnose dank basement cana.Js.-onels writing about Women. Tr.. tnfrd Uoor ot Squ•re. as \M metaphor goes.. IS Ra"'ona•a eves: tne fountain. ,_., liPS: the Rat I'H!' neau. Bvt tne tHOf tn this aschttectural allegory Is tt\at, w.ntte the bUtkltngs 111 hetl, Romena ls 50f'lewhere else probably t.tnltlng tnto sneers.. RamoNt O..co. ot tile El .. County ~edlcal C..l«. un""""'ng myHif hom ..ChrlSIMII Ttees--• hOhoay greensP«d<Jod amphllam•ne-di"Sod '" paper elolhos. r\JbbeG oown by volny·ati'YW)d blooO&bOl "-Urse:S whO couldn't wail for their graveyard .Shilts to end. Ramona came.. htf enocot•t• oye11SI'\ plumes batting, her line lull Easuu" European lips bunching In alkx>nquortllg sensu.allty-such stronotn In Hunoa.tan nugsl-arxt we borted, losv'no a 11111 of naldot caps1.11e-s tot 1ne te.si<lents to...Siab whh thllr balkS. • ~m A tchard Hugo wrote, 1n • c11Ued "'tAmer tQ Woleh Irom Q.Wwniog:·· "This Is as far u I'Ve ever chased a ghl. She's Wor1h It, but snt •sn't here.''_ I'm wfth lHch, o local jOumallst. IOo~ing for Ramona. He's "'hlning t>.cauM thl.• bat d06Sn1 ~Y tne Clun. e.-ybOdy's o rod-neck here. ne oays. b<lt Wl\at really bugs him It 11'01 the men are tnrlce nrs sae a~ got girlo holdong I heir bollleL Some.-..sy Will l>eol h1m up""""- A Puerto Rtcan with DfOwn sugo~t and outtet cheek bones ts runtling tho pool leblo single girl dancing lOOks tike Ramona: the one com•n; from the 101tat-Jus1 like Mr-but fane-. mYst nave s1ulfod hera&tl wtth Tutfl.ey. But II'S nol h61'. Ramona-nit tre.n w1U of brighlteeth, nerflll>gy lncloors. ner blad< bangs and strawberry breasts: and the acar• on her tegs and stomach, from the time • eat engfn1 plowed fnto her lap on a corner on a worse. Vlslooary 1'\IQhl, scars like magnUtttd webs, longer th&n my hand, thicker then cny-fflfgtrs. casting moon shadows up at tho onurcl)l , . .llng,lfl{e IOmat~•· Wh., ohe did lo 'mtl "'. As you can s... scnootls flOt credits and libraries. not In Buffalo; but cr~mmlng, yes. and nJnnlng, yes.. and Jrylng to gel 11 back, yes. yes. ev.<v E skimo *omen. ot North~:~· Aibetta come around the room•n.o ~'" no9fno olt.wofktrs oo bfeak w-.1 pay le» """l< snM<ing marry tllem ho,ld I heir elboWs. If you l.hem thOUgh. tttey'ra tree. We, barely sn.~ing and tlftlliod 1~1 tile Huck3lnytn has led US IIIlO IM ~ ..S ol menu rnet.n as macbt In a near·arctle w•lderneu quick to tcwgel Yl, we our c:o1s, cold~ Wt\116. flchlog our asus, repelling the Acl ot Contrition Of Lou Reed tyrlca ot .am~. Ukt tne ~an ones from New YCHJt, weeplog. " wh«e 11 she, whete ts a.he," tike a Tibetan mantr&. 1 00 10 the bus J illion and ask, ··How much does h cosl to leave hero?" and spill qu1c1< to San FrancJsco. ltlOt.iptl tor fiye dollars rno,. I 01!1 ttaYe JonJ fn 8an Jose bodi<IS. I - pop my pouting extenalon aod $Ink nke Opholl• Into hftt bubbling Jacuul-goqct night J•dle•, good night lldl•s-and rub our round bfOWr'led bdllles- eating gteen be•ns. whitt htt rather. an otcs Jew11h mailman, 1s too blhlld to (K)tlce the streams we a1e making-but Jon• wtll como later 1nd good on tht next toad ulp wnon oevse•a o1 creem 11\0 pong~ .and to.s and tongues \Ifill M tvefywhfle and churnrng, and boy w.llt oe glad 10 IV. be tnert In Suffato, on the hard'fiiiOOd noors of the ttudent ghoeilo, l came back from roe road and said, " M•• mt aoma al)aghetll. 1 naven'l eaten t.~nce Saskatoon and then It was only What I he drive' dfdn'l Wltll of hll pec.an pie:· AI\CI at! I said, ''Look who'-s bac:k." JhrH ln tho mornlno CU,.l hers wls ctte onry numbe1 1 remtmbtrOd-Bullalo will always take yoY In, lllle girl, three ye1r1 leter, 1& married and repopulattno South Bullolo with ~ids •• chubby and sweolly dumb •• sht. Sut \hDn. 4h8 was ma NJW WII, 114rrlng tho clam SIYCI, throwing In pot•toes and llcltlng net chin. afld loU« me Uctc her chln-·'/otgtu tho sauc• ~d get on the 'lo4r, move Ihe ch•ir'' - 8utfaJo Is sure better than S.atc.ltoonl But It "'enoed.. tn an ln&lant. "Been a k)ng llmt," she saki~ " MOI"'Ih&.- The wQI1len up thoro are nally. tMir didO~, art u•ctors and their uncles art Diaon en. I know 11 tnt game farm I worked ol puclll<l a Rill no."1 said Willi you saved UJ> qune a load."" st>e grlnne<l......., t.mpac:Xta If •ull f1kt tn•r:• pot)P'f\0 her thumb out ot her 11 aswno mouU• "Bull l"nn'f'e_•• 'ell 1 suttease outs~lull," I sa•a ..so oort't "T V. • ht fiC1 "''' you're naked," I $&1d 10 Uz.. "and tn.at you're fn the tame room as me~ rubbing your fibs llt<e thll, doot not please rne, seeing as I've leatntd fllttalnt mate thin anything else from ~our raaJing mt throuon my treanman, sophomore, Juntot and senior years 11's almost poignant lh31 you'ro giving in." ""So lhll surprises you?"" asked LI"L wllo, being while, looktd naktd, nOI ouda. ''You," I piped, '"tton't." MY'so*we•a wet, my underwe•r. gamy, me.. overdressed. " All the bUgs rn this room do howevM." ··we·,. a btoo.k aw.y,ftom the Hudson and U'IIO hoc 10 {hut 111e windows." "'The~> 1~1 explainS wily tne trannutll" ..,., oloatlc oan,. 0t1 your block." ""You're '"'ldlnO my question" she sold, eto,..lng legs high In the oi<, oplilllng he< bullocl<s u wlde open u en axe don a stump. • Uz IHIOnpad In the 1'11011 S&ll-c:ongratulaolng elty In 1ne world I lell t~•m both, yjo the George Wunlngtoo brkloe. when tha coeaJM wore ou ...her iooktng atmm deao.wnil.. VI. B1111: Where'fe you goiog'? Ptlaedrus; The Hlmalays~ Bull: Thon where. Phatdrua.: Next door 10 the Himalayas. 01 Chicaoo. where I can o•t a job was nino dishes and mopping the wallru.ses' wttlle anoeo and be ttee, Sat.lt Why dO you have 10 wau until then to bt hot? PnH<Irut: You n - a B.A. lrom SUNY Bulltlo In En(IIISII IOboftH Bull; Wnen wero y01.1 /Tl05l happy! Ph.Hdrus: When I was feet B. .n: By wnom7 Plludt.n: Becky-gehllo llSII "" how U Ia now. I don•t•know anybody thOfO now. Oon1t asl VII. me D mmltoue.s are brothels with bOoks and frH paues. Lackawanna~:,.,, oe.,ty flarnmab•e. are T oniOhl. unnln-Qing the tate ones-tP'tose ..,veJ '1!11'1'11ch tum into crispy purp-1~ oatmeals and OChres l:!SctObtr and theo, In Oecembet, lo thlt piliful but rnolute grey ot bag lad~a· hngers.. My boot heet scraou a pelt.a map.. co sm•thtHeens. k:e sptkH thfough mUd Katmu oan~t stop tn Bulfa)O. Ihey only agoravated.. You etttler run, or tou wrtl'e. I'm running actually walking backwaros. rutcNng, giving the hnger to tho rosy·laeed, cr~brllned childlen of W dliamaviUe 'WhO are po~hng m• Wllh chOSh1uts •nc:t then hldlng behind thetr parents' s.hrubbory. •·May you:' I scroach, "be 10hted on an open llrat" A.4)' lrlends btag aboul thetr prlvato Kero1.1ac: ''BasU actually starved tn George, got "tid up .,, Netuatka, acated to deatn ln Alaska and host·btl on an oil rig '" 8r111ah Columbia. Isn't he sweJt?" Nothing disappofnt• lllem more lhan when I got a fOb Of MW shOes oe' The VW pulls 0\-81". I'm in. II'S as"' 1 1111 her It's c:tanoarous. out not me. ~ e~me L uten Chmg. the girl to US Wllft me from ru.gt1 school--Such a genertc sthtauont-and who •• now eatntrtg S30.000 a year engln. .rtng lot Won Ul New Jersey 1serve$ her ngrw Exlton •nd New Jttsey), aht teh •oo me che OtG"' four Febtuat•es When 1 llfipped 10 my unoerwear D)' 1M H.amnron l.oo9 and cracked m~ butt i'hrough lhe .ce ot a plldclte, ~low•no. • 011 n•~«J you ptepples' You'd think lhatiJy D•lng &KIIIded from me rat race .n our 'VOl)' tower you guy' covld oe ' lUIIe more bruen. thlt you could strip the gunk I rom yout auouroa, bones •nd cry ovt lrorn Ute top ol Ellicott to God or god's gtne, but WhiNtt a;e you?! ShegJJlelgoos•oumps'" "You're ~razy," Lauren sald .. .nd scaring mo " "What?'' • ttoote-d, "You too? Well lofs soe how ecared you get when I di~te tnlo Liiko l.aSallo.'' WniCh I clld La~uon was rlgnt When the said I was t*no crazy. II She still lhinks so, sne·a probobiV atilt rlgnl. Aller I towele<l1he mod oH rrom my tcy dive. I yanked tho.lelephono 001 of mr Elllcou dollbCe aM totiO<III headlOng Irom the Pighlh flOor onto the teutce, Marly two )'eats ro ti'H!I dar beiOfe tWo cll..lhtng bladl. men craShed on the same spot. 'mplandng our Ut!Wef$111)' w lttt a u.a seuou-sne5S. nakednus and anN o' tlnatu~ t claimed at one twne we att needed to 1\avt But •hen thoM men died (they didn't C1e81 the QIUI and Sta•ns away Ia< weelc&)l rogrolled 1ne need to IM big gHture, whethet tl De 10 throw the llnat punch., get mtiiJ)h)"Jk::s rfghl first. hiiCt'l Ill llll way 10 WnUehOrH, Yukon, lor tho sole putpoH. ot saying you hod tht Herc.utean balls to 0o fl-or mtKtly to pretend to be 10 right. so noisily and proud ol II, In publlo, Fat ahet the bodle.s fell. 1guessed that we nHdttd to feel fat more kindredness with lht undOrllltOd. embarrl.ued and ab5urd, a ee.nllmont hardened It'! Side ot me.an the lntat'im yeats. whef1 I, •• much 11 8f'Y oltler, have f\Of:ded to be warmed by i1 b~nket of pltfeM:o and ma-• lotgi~Jeneu. • And patience and forgiveness. a IItt aU. 11 What 8ultato has ~ant to me and m'y frJends few the fb'• .,...,, I nave been h«e. I once wrote that Butrato wu "the IIVShy cHy yo'b .,....ld never ge<..,lous With, a whOte wltn t golden he11t. And twn though it often ... lhlt no town waa ""¥ OQuotlcl, confused lnd luat otoln.lllly tnan 001 G<lffln-~llor 1anq, If you - • ooly pasting lhrough. )'011 r:ould duel< tho$8 ttutns -bury your youtnlul loeelnto Buffolo's reeepUY11 belly." Todoy. 1wouldn't deoetlbe Bullalo as a whore. A homely woman Who'll alwoyo opan her &hoets Js • more apt Oescr,ptk)n. At any il'\lltant. one's craving Is us-uaJty for the daullng btautltL But D'fef time, h seems 10 tM that the one who,....,., throws you our-maybe bec•use. like Ramon• w11, aha 11 too bll"td herself- I$ l he one you will want to toke to "*' mouo out ol ,.., IRC ftlclge "" lhe tlghth flOOr. S.JJI: A,~ lftll ; PhH<Irut: Tho Spectrum, but years ago. WhOI\.It woo llko ao ondiUs om-amine party. At tne time. drugged with ft, wtt thoYght we were tceompitshlno «nnte etlan the Vork Tim••· Alterwarcsa. tta•1ng come down, among loada ol bonol nowsprl~t. oil we nl\d leli wete '"' r~.,.dtnlpt wt ma<Je-and friendships made in addiction, even when I hey last, are embarrassed or aad. Don't aak mo about N•• nenen. �t1 . . '1~. Greetings!- '· �WE HAVE PART-TIME JOBS FOR COLL€GE STUDENTS. W_,.., 8Ntty u J.ck ANd. The Army Reserve helps you with college costs wi thout interrupting your college schedule. You learn a marketable skill and use it with your local Reserve unit one weekend each month and two weeks a year. You can spl it your training over twp summers. We' ll pay you up to $11,000 during four years of college. Call your Army Reserve representative, in the Yellow Pages under "Recruiting." or contact: ' ~•tt+; co-authated, producN, dlrKt.-d and st•~& fq Reds. -· SFC JOHN ARMSTRONG · 856·1650 Room 207, FedMal Office Building 11 1 West Huron Street Buffalo, New York, 14202 ARMY RESERVE. BE ALL YOU CAN BE.- - - Womans Studies College presents \ BOBBY MILlT~LLO' and RPM 1 :wi-·o woocly'l tOUIH ~n t {Otlttf l<tiiOn) ,tj<l JaCA RHd (S.•tty) diSCUS$ lhf lamout An~ Hall hat. of ZODIAQUE DANCE CO. TONIGHT I;RIDA-y, DEC. llt~ at 8:30 pm in Squire Hall, MSC TICKETS·: Student Admission $3 Tickets available at Squire Ticket Office, Buff State ' . Co-sponsored by UUAB & GSA Pvodlgai Sun/Tho - """ . f ricloy, 11 '**"""' 11111 2 �~ru;os IS A BIG, SMART . MOVIE. VAS!1Jl AMBITIOUS AND ENTERTAINING. Reds: IT COMBINES TH£ MAJESTIC SW££1' OF 'LAWRENC£ OF A.RAB1K AND 'OOCI'OR ZHM\GO' WITH TH£ RUEFUL C'OI'dEDY AND HISTORICAL FATALISM OF 'ClTlZEN KANE:" - • tt:h•t• C.,bu,. nKliii.MAIUII: "IN THE TRADITION Or Revolt 'DR. ZJIJVl\GO; 'REDS' ISA GREAT LOI/t: STOllY SET AGAINST TUMULTUOUS HIS. TORICAL EVENTS.I'1AIIGHT WITH COIIl'lJCT AND I'UU. OF PASSION IT IS PN:Il:D (Lengthily WITH PLACES, PEOPLE, IDEAS, FEEUNGS, WORDS. HISTORY AND TALENT" -o..••........ fltwiWII& WA4A11Mt my memory has ever done- theezctlementor ~!:;~ " 'REDS RECAPTURES TilE SWEEP!liG GRANDEUR AND avel'y1hlng still seemed Tilt OLD-FASHIONED SEIITI· pOUIDie Mt Beottr as RHd. ls lull()( youlhiUI en· MENTAUTI' OF SUCH !hustcsm. anogance and PASSION·FILL£D EPICS AS the dedication o! a convert QAVTD LEAN'S 'DOCTOR Olane Ieaton ts nothing ZHIVAGO'. It Is lull ot com(&$$than splendid as pelling Images Warren Beanyprowsonce and far LoWse Bryant-beaulllul. sel1ish,tunny cmd dnven all. thCI1 he ts an asiCIUlh· It'S the best woc:tsbe bas lngly g1J1ed tilmmalte(' done to da1e. The a.~C:O'tt.. O.UU' """" IAm'Uceneso! epic even11 "GLORIOUS ROMANTICISM, ate stunnlng.l:>ut so cne the INTULIGENCE.AND CON· more tnttm01e momenb SISTENT Wit 'RedS' Is a 'Recltlsan extremely line thlnlrlng man's 'Doefar lllm of g<eat emotional lm· ZhMlgd. WcmenBeatty pact" -9\ac:•... gN8S us people wtth such lttn.Mu "':mJllb and at!eellon lllat we sense new dJmens:ICinS noc only 1n Beatty and Keaton, but especially In NicholSon" Retold l..' _ _ ___,b y Steve Clancy Rll<is is Warren Beatty's mov1e. He Is 11s c~author, PfoduceJ. dlleeiOf and sla'Thls 1S hts attempt at a serious trim and rt rs a tormrdabte, it nol overwhelming task. The result rs a three·and·a·h&lf hour t eptc aDout communism, POlitics, personal ambition and toYtt. The him 1S sumutaung ano spectacular, yet Donng and repet111ve; but baSICally II Is very long. The settings are pre·Worta War 1 Ame.. ca, and Russia durrng the revolution. the story lollowrng development ot communism 1n both countnes. The lormat lor telling the true story ol journafist Jack Reed (Beatty) and author Lourse Bryant (Diane Keaton) migtH be the best patt ol the mov1e. tn doc:ument81y style, friends and contemPOu•nes that are currently aJive remintsce over tne two lovers and serve as a continuing narrative voice. Close-ups of their old, wrrnkled laces. set against a black background, reveal what an ImPOrtant and exclllng lime this was in therr lives. and in hrsta<y. C<edil goes to Beany, lhe d~ector, lor_employtng this' elleetlve device. Beany the actor, on the other hand, is abominable as Reed, tne excitable lournafist who wrote The Trm Days Thai Shook the W011d, and helped lound the Ame111:., Communis( Pa11y. For an actor to be succBMIUI II) hrs role, he must convince the audience that he Is not luat an actor "'REDS'IS AN EXTRAORDI· IIAll'(PJLM,A BIG ROMAN· TIC ADVENTURE MOVI:E, Tilt BEST SlNCE Oo\V1D LEAN'S 't.AWRt:IICE or AVIBIJI.lt Is a ntma:tkallly deb. rcmanllc 111m thai dlalnatlzes tn a war thai no other commercial mOVIe tn •C•., Jl•t+IIUH-ti,CHIC'MO IUNTI.MU "A REMAIIICABLE PIECE OF WORl. The perfarmances ant emaorctlnclry w. teel m UUJ mcme ibe shHI velocttyot lustory-m-the·malc!ng" _ ,..._. h~r. MADI:MOIUL&.t " IF'DOCTOR ZHJVl\GO' AND 'CITIZENKANE MJJEDTI!l: playing a part He musr become thai character. Not for a moment are you allowed to· 1magrne that thos IS Jack Reed, and not Warren Beatty rna movie playing Jack Reed. Keaton 1S not much beller as Lou1se Bryant a ~oman looktng for ar1tsUc recognrtion and personal freedOm. Thrs pall Is too much llloe many of ner other ones (see Allen, Woody). Even some of her cjothes are similar. How can the audience 'be asked to lose itself In her ch81acte~when they are asking. "Isn't that the same hat she wore In Anme Hell?" At the other extrerne, the minor characters are superb~ Maureen Stapleton, Gene Hackman, author Jerzy Kosrnskl and especially Jack Nicholson grve outstanding performances that are all too · brref. Nicholson is fantastic as the cynical, hard-drinking Eugene O'Nell. Lonely because T Reed's pohucat lntere81s become obsessiVe, 8ryal't seeks solace tn tne arms of 1ne passionate and probing O'Neil. In contrast woth • Beauy's performance, N icholson becomes O' Neil Oesplte the good POints In Reds, the frlm cannot ooercome its dreary and unnecessary length. As Reed becomes disillusioned with the Russi an brand of Communism, he and the part leader (Koslnskij trade Ideological rheloric. When the new government starts to crack clOwn on revotutlonarres, dissent becomes tM 1oplc of their drscussions. It Is hashed and rohashed without much relevance to the story. When tha audience has been silting lor three hours they c10 not want to S<le inane POlitical della1es. They want some krnd of resolution. Reds Is now lhowmg at the New And Almost New Record Albums TRADE ALBUMS OPEN- MMCU.J • Satunl.y lOUI·lOpe """"'QW1eltkeU Tbete\ something tor ...ryoneln 11 'Reds' is thCI1 rartl\' among American epics. 'Reds' is on arnlJWous suctesi:- _,.••,,.t"'... LOJUGnbM&:t..UDDAMIMU BouiVIJirTI. Holiday and Eutem Hills clnemes. •THE RECORD EXCHANGE• WE· BUY l SELL. & RESULTMIGHTBE 'REDS' Tbete~ never been an()(her 5381 MAIN ST. WILLIAMSVILU, N.Y. BRING .IN YOUR UNWANTED LP'S FOR CASH TOP 200 LP'S FROM $6.99 $ csatt1JS1) .J' - - - - - - - - - - 5 3 8 1 Main Street. Williamsville, N.Y. · 634-8222----------'2 �The dislocated New Music - - - - - - ' - - -..DY Michael Wal&h L aur4t Anctorson fs a performance artist. one ot a divers' 8teed who emorued In tho eer l~ 19?0s as tho • tocua ot Ametlcan art bei,ian to .shill away ttom the vattOUI &ehools of p.alnters who r.ad created 10 much e.xcuem•m In tne \9$0$ ~nd 1960s, Since "racruaunv hom Colum~a In 1~72 with ..n MFA ln sculpl\ne, Ancfefson hi.S WOfked In a l.~:r~ vat5ety of 111 spaces and c.oneeo haHs, pedormi"" mfxed-mtdia ehows Wt1h IM UM Of a.! Ides, hand Shadows, Sf'KWI narr•ttves &f'K1 mvste, somtimes pr.ayeG on tn&ltumenll of he, own lnvenlfon. Her tatHl pertOftnar.ce-and In one sense .her most astonls.h1ny-has been 10 ttet her eiUhl·and~e-hall· minute e-even-lnch 0 Supe1man to the lOP olthO Bllllsh AM ch•rta, f.ilvlnu t.ne independent Iabat Rou~h Trod• lis llrs1 bly hil. Brllish AM radio I& much more 'IOiatUe and various lhan 1ts U.S. counterpan, b\Jt Ander&Otl's acnlevement remaJt~$ altoyether unlikely. The problem 10 <Jescrlbln~ the record Is to evoi<J maid"" Ill Charm Ins.. ffov-ttlii.....Qiuslve bfllllt.nca sound conlllvtd l.nd unaenle~. Tllr6u'\;hout tM record•~ runs a tape<~ ~ce rhythm ou1 ol IM Pnthp GlaniSI..ve Reich· New Mus.c-.nsplrtiiOft Ovtt lh•s we: \Ill t~ucallke ··o Supetmaf\10 Mom and Dad,.. 11\0 soun(J ol birds &inu•nl.i. Mom caJiinu up and UHkinv to an ans:wtftnil machine. a recueHon of the motto of the U.S. Postal Service. an alrlirte 8f)flouncemont, wnat soun<:11 tlke a theme from Bach's Mill in 8 Minot, end llnally a meditallon on Mom'S apparent tmpUcatlon wUh the mot'e d isturbiniJ aspeett of Ametlcat'l aoclety: ''When love is CJoneiThore'a afways JUS1tce/A.nc11 When justice IS VOfle/The1e's alw-.ys Ioree(And whl'n fotce ls l.l'oneiT'h•o'$ -always MomiSo notd me Mom/to your tonu ermsnn your petrochemical a rmaiYour m11itary arms •.." four~pafl 0 Superman Is taken from AllCIGJson's S6Yefl·hour concert cycle Unlt«J Statu. and the UOV&rnlfltJ IJIDOIItiOnl 1n lhe S(H')\j 818 lho$1 between mother, mother country, and mother tonvue, assocJaHons whiCh have assumed a widespreao •mponance tor women II listS over 1rwt lut ctkaae Ano*"SSn once Gescrloed ner wort~ ~scone.,,., W•lh ••nomad~ voices.'' wattdeunv VOtCes Which s.~l tne muU•phc;lty •"" the tanoscape 11 •nnabtts. Umtf'd Statu wa.s OfltJinally UUed Amenc.trts on ti'J• Mo~. and In one section a triuhtenlnt.~ Southern votce reoeats " Keep moving bodct,tM'e Wa.ona see you ffi0\'1." AndtHson·s work deals with the)ony history of mob1tlty fn Amerlcar. culture, and the equ•lly tonw hl story ol doubts abOut lht direction of thal mobility. Andetson is a,_.dmlrer of noveflst William Burrouuhs with whQm she has recently rocotc:ted 1 dOub'e aIburn. Both artists share a sense ot hotMJessness. an obsession with tost and dlaloeiiOO votces. and a tasolnatiOn wUh the metaphor of 1 captain tead•ny hiS J>aSNf\S.IefS IIllO destruct toft. Ancle'son replacea BIKtOU1.lh$• s•nldnw 5htp w•th a plutnfll8hnu atrplane, an ~m~ W1lo$e hyster.a ts only Increased by IM sm~ly reauur1~ tone$ ol a1r11ne olhcialdom. 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' 0 l907:0odd, MHd & Co., Inc.. �Surrendering to the funk - , - - - - - - - - _ . uy Michael Walsh R ock music feeds on conflicts and contradictions; it knows no purity, no .stability, and very little shame. Grasplnjj ils audience with the su1111esllon that it Is about to 'deliver some unthinkable transcenaence, rock typically comes up with another marl<etln~ maneuver. another trend. Any particular trend Is simultaneously exclttn~ and depressiny. onvolviny both the possibility of musical innovatidn and the- possibility of making .someone Ieel uncool. The tedium and posturinu of the second possibility is frequently the dominant facior, bullet us not despair Immediately. The recent post-punk funk convergence Is Involved with the musical and social contradictions which both provide the vitality of rotk and threaten to sicken one of it attoyether Some s11y the ne·N attention t.o funk cs merely media noise. a hardenlny of the cateyories. while others say It's a definite movement, a liberation. Some say It's just yeltlny yoln!l. while others say it's already over. Some say it's a move In yood faith toWard a multi-culture; a fusion of black and whi te musics, whole others say it's just this year's instance of the traoltionaf white thievery of black culture. I'm not sure that anyone can resolve these questions. or tha1 anyone can even address them lnteliiyenlly. and I don't linally intend to try. But before I start talking about some of the white yroups of the "new wave" i)ersUasion ..-. who have been worklny with runk sounds, let me point to the broader questions whose · pressure is the motive and tension of the music, no matter what we hear from the " dance, dance. dance," and "It's only entertainment" schools ol thOuyht. , M ost pressiny, as ever in popular music, Is the question of the polit ics ol race; and a.s H thi s debate was not already sulficcenUy complicated and frustraliny. a d1Scu ~sion of this new f unk ilwotves not merely the felaU a~l ·!>lack and whlle.,bul such niceties as the perception of black Amerocan musoc by English whltes. Stanoard contemporary R'n 1B can be seen in Manchcs1o, o.' GJas~tlw ~· •F ;s,csont; even avanteijarde, and the results can be confusiny when bands lrom the British Isles make It in American Cf)(lC·e rt halls and colleye dorms. It's not as II the situation In Britain is any clearer. In his book Sul>cullure: The Mea~i~g ol Sryle, Dick HebdiUe suyyests that tile oriylnal 1976177 noise attack in Brllain was always implicated with race relations In that country.,Hls specific point Is that the treble-heavy '!IUitar barraye and chant vocals Gl the eruly punk records was a "~eyaliv,e ima.u•f' of the reggae vocal trios and bass and drum dubs also favored by the people Involved. Now tills may not be the most typical Idea amony fans of the Se"l< Pistols and the Urst Clash album, but I' m sure Hebdiye Is right on tarljet. The American situation was conveniently Indexed at this summer's Clash shows In New York City, where there were hysterias enouyh to suyyest that the band hasn't quote lost Its ola. abillty'lo mlshanote contradictions amon!J the masses. At Bond's Casino. the audience harrassed a whole variety of black American. opening acts who had been selected by the Clash, While acceptlny In relative docnrty a white British band nruned Funkapotilao, Whose music is derlVed, to the point of lmitatlon frQm- you yuessed it-American funk ~roups. Meanwhile In the streets outside, the c~rcle or ironies was completed by the sound of the 12-inch version ol the Clash's " Maynificent Seven" comfny out of black people's radios between Taana Gardner and Kurtis Blow. Those who wear "Disco Sucks" T-shlrls are probably criticized most effectively by their attempts to yrow mustaches, although Grandmaster Flash, the South Bronx rapper and DJ; who waos among those booed otf, later suyuested lllat the Clash audcence coul<ln't ceally be expected to understand his music. I don't know: nothlny prevented them from tryiny.·Maybe Beiushl and AcJ<royd will yet a.Rap Brothers act loyether and convert everybody to the funk. These are, after all, evil times. I rs ditflcult to move from these veneralltles to the micropoiillcs ol specific groups and specofic recordings, particularly when It 's an open questoon on how thorou!jhly a rock rnus1cian needs to know what he or she Is dolny. ~me vroups woll happily chase alter anythlnlllhat moves and never stop to questoon, white others seem to produce more questions \han muslc-. tn neither case"cian it be assumed that the effect of the reconds and pertormances are fully under the control ol the bands. Lei's say that the basic question Is how to evolve out of the punk ethic bl resistance PIERCE ARI!QW PlAZA Enn5 &15he)~an Or. 633·2166 r·ROOTIE'S·, I 't[tl'\ I I I Ding ~ 0.. O..W. OiW tf Cl!cbn WittS ~ FREE......... . ....-, WITH lliiS COOPOH WIRES 613f¥82- vWD AHYTIIIE ROOTIE'S 31S 11i11en,ort Rw1. Pnol e1 .,. ,...oino! ~ at ,., I I ! - - - 618-otOO,___ 5 .. f'iodiOoiSup~Tbo-- . " -· , , - A UI1•Tn ctrvmmer looQ do•n upon lakl . withoul simply surrenderrny, and the answer is funtt. Davia Byrne has always !jiven tho lmpres.sion that he knows too well what he is doing, and so notice was taken when Remain in L/ghtuave Itself over to the upper-regi ster guitar rhythms, bass vamping and percussive variety of funk. The previous Talking Heads album, Fear ol Music, had been In part brilliant, In part inyrown and predictable. Funk provided a new abandon, a new confidence, a new combination ol looseness and propulsion. The rhythm tracks were recorded first and separately, productnu a mutation in Byrne's sonywrlliny: his obsessions were less holly pursued, more livab~The musioal concepti9ns also yained 1.-:;riely: lhe album includes lonu workouts like "The Gr~at Curve," the Velvet UndeiiJround homage/parody· of "Seen and Nc;>t Seen," the death-driven synthesizer toomings of "The Overload," and the melodic account of Noo:lh African anti· colonial militance which is "Listening Wind." An idea of North Africa Is also evident In Byrne's collaboration with Brian E.n o on My Life in tho Bush of Ghosts, perhaps the year's rnost intri guing hybrid. The record combines lunk bass Hneg and percussion with Eno's production values and a variety of recorded voiees, including Algerian Muslims chantinll the Qu'ran, an " unl dentllled Indignant radio host,'' and a yospeJ preacher lro111 the Georgia Sea ll;,lands. The notions of retiyious aspiration and Atiican culture o-n the album derive utterly from a Lower Manhattan artworld neo·prlvltism, but that contradiction is presented so openly thalli seems to be the subject matter of the project. Whatever the cultural politics, 11 legcains surprisln~ that Byrne and Eno are able not merely to jugyle the elements involved, but actually to fuse them. quite dillerenl Talkin~ Heads oflshoot and a quite different cultural POlitics Is represented by-tl1e Tom Tom Club, in which Tina Weymouth and Chris Frantz gel toyether at Compass Point with the likes of uultarlst Adrian Belew and teyyae keyboard star Tyrone Oownle. Given the joyluf yood humor and sneaky lntetlluenoe of the record, my question Is whether the various Weymouths listed on the jacket are ]Ina's sisters or names given to overdubs of her own vocals. The album is close t9 actual contemporarv R'n'B, including a rap, and SUIIII!tS!S a simple homa11e rather than a translation or appropriation. Not , however, thai A ,.. ...... , ..... o.o..., P.p RMII s,.w' RH4 • ... simple a hamal of Love." the II• between an lrr!E some yleeful bl as many questl• as they answer: mutation/It tak• Collins/Takes e attention/No-on Roblnson/Weav party/Re11yae's Robbiei Sieppinl Blow/Who need yo?" Mention shol American grOUf reuion of funk. possibly movin! �heavoty on lunk ideas, panioularly tn their live shOws and on the S.sode ol their first sin11le, " Snakes Crawl." Watc:n lor tpetr new 12~nch EP. Oetroll's rather portentous Was tNot Was) sound Hke a cross between the 1100<1..aspects ol Funkadelle and the Questionable aspects ol Frank Zappa. This development Is lnterslin11on that Funkadellc themselves, whlle appeatrnu lar11e1y to a black audience, have always carried the torch ol psyched ella crossover til by Sly Stone I n En\jland the hostory ol the new lunk can be seen on the movement ol A C.natn RatiO (ACR), from the drummer less drones and waSMs or their first slnjjte"S throu11h a cover ot Kool a nd tho Ganu's "Shack Up" and on Into the manic convlclion ol the bass and percussion experi ment they perlormod recently In Toronto. A similar trajectory was followed by those members ol The Human Lea11ue w ho became Heaven t7 and put out " (We don't need this) Fascist Groove Thany." a much·hyped 45 whose rather ham·hsted lunklllll detracts lrom lis noble sentomenl. · ACR seem to eschew such expllcr\ politics. even rl thei r album title. To Eech. . does reler to the lellist slojjan "From each accord ln11 to his abllllles, to each accordlnlllO his needs." Perhaps the band can be seen as 11raduates or Northern Soul, a dance cult which Is ooe ol the many examples ol lhe patadOxlcal relatiOnship ol Broush wor kon~ class youth to black American music. - . . .lhr biiSir qurslio11 is how In -rvolve oul of lhr pu11k tll1ic of rtsislmzct ACR are like their Factory labtemates. New O<der. both in their pro1ectlon ol a lriyhtenlnu seriOusness and In their ablhty te>Ja~e v'ry simple musical Ideas and hammer them up onto a monument. Compa.red to what now seem the rather miserable eontonlons ol somebody like James Cha nce, the brilliance ol ACR lies In the restraint o l Its at rack on lunk convenliorl!l: the uultars are just a !IIIIo too hlyh. the bass )US! a little too deep. and the horn tines a re ellecllvoly d lsturblnu because they're only two steps lrom being simply square • Equally capable o l controtle<l savagery and 11oat1n11 on top ol a rhythm (as on the second 12·1nch. "Fhyht") ACR's sonywritlny tends to revolve around love despair, as in tile scarolyrny "Do theJ>u'': " My love was just an open aore/Whlch you picked atffill It was raw/It bled away/M y existence/Shrivelled under your Insistence/You pulled me to my deadly latelTurne<l me into a th1n11 or hate/1 ltayed your llesh Wl\h my thOUijhts." To Each conhnues to SUIIIIOSI the lrantlc mot tons ol a 11roup wnoc:n wants no odentll)" ot adds a remale vocalist. dampens the overall mix and Includes a tony porcuss1orf'lrack as a clue 10 tile band's latest direction. ACR are the best tosser-known uroup en the world, and should be heard far more widely; their achievement lar outwelyhts the lector some see as pretension. Ganu ol Four t>ave moved more dellnotlvely Into the lunk w1th theu second albUm Solrd Gold. Then eaoly v1nues ol sparse llat Iynes and banjjrny backbeat are atoll rn evi~ence. and while Ao.dy Gill was never more the punk t1endnx lhan he is on the t24nc:n "To Hell Will Po•eny." he's also learned to play soul D111o the first three track• on Soltd Gold, even ol 11 IS downhill lrom there. Out bl the samo uenetal lnsporation as Ganu ol Four, bolh lho Au Paus and Della 5 edye In the dlrec1100 o r lunk. and both create excellent music. l et me just ad<l thai I always tnouyht ol Joy D1vislon as a lunk 11roup-you can hear It there rn the drummmu anct the bass hnes No w where iS next yea,·s thlny? Surely the popular musrc. chronically stauver111u from rrend to trend, won'l lei us dOwn. v ntinental U.Q F~ANKL.IN Sunday, Dec. 13, 2-6 pm Ellhl bll Open ing Holid ay RKeptlon Bethune Gallery, STREET · BUFF ALO N.Y. 2ndlloor, '\~\0 Bethune Hall SUNVAB Ar1 Dept. 2917 M ain St. ( NU t HIH1• 1) Gallery Hns. 12· S pm Mon. 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Hop.klns. vts.IOnt long- betCKe he wu boln One of I~ mQSI p<OIIIIC and I'T\JSundefStOOd ma11.,1 of music and poem has. at lut, been placed fM ~tory of Jesus ,,.,, Whole Blbf*. kno~~W6 went 111 actoss tht Oeurt tnd In tne m1ddft, he found' Bolero feathen tantalize the note. Are there lyrics In his eyes? The~oo Child smiles Walking up from the skies one day, he came to realize on proper perspoc1ove. JJn\o Htndrix, the great , ..,,,u blu.men, 11 the subj-Kt o r 1 m agnificent biogra phy w hiCh mull be ecknowledged a a th• CJeflnltlve literary WOfk on tne legendary guiuuist. Davkl Htndefson, ooe ol the oceans were fallen or emphasis on I he hum• n source, lands and other muses washlng.themselves away. The train signals, Clouds aprouting rainbows round his lips. The throat rallects Aquartan Age (Oou~ay. h lrd bound, $ 13.9~ 5 14 pgs), Wl'\k:h ~s-now been condtnltd and revised into 'Scu1e Me White J Kiss Tho Sl<yflho Llle ol J tml H ehdrl-... Both are tecommendad, thOugh my oorsonaiiUQQCStlo.n Is ,...k>drarna.. tn rewaUng the suong bOnds belween Jlmi and M l~a. TaJ l()lf, In presenling _. wide assor,ment of HendrJx• p.oeUcs and r1re Interviews, Hetw:tetson ptacet ' "'- uuty undenalld Black wnters ltH!! 1960$, ha• wruren J1mi HendnJt: VOOdOO Child of ,,.,. IOuchln9 lhe cha.racler and nol lho M'"''· and Rola nd Kirk, Henderson takes tile emphasis into ha proper focus, away from the •·ac1d rock nigger'' Jmage given him by most critics (a nd several ··1e11ow·· music{jol!s) H.nd.,son has ce{la•nly preseoted an hOnest took at the real 18e0s, st>owtng 1~ ~-and gill! Of 10 be a symplom olll>tl confiiC1 and upheaval mafl'llnO the parttc1pams and \tiClJm5 OJ those times lO obtam the sllghll)' more compreften$1ve nerdbO\tnd (anc:l of poem never seen within a star Earth will mount upon the rain visions flesh·d and giving up our shame fasr~ since tn• ttsu•no of a papetback olt8ft 1"\ot&nl tnt!' removal ol the hardbOt.md from the mafket,. he rises, lingers playing on the sun · while eclipse Is In the breeze Too often, hlstouea of a fretless calm Is storming. Dancing out of the streets. The dragonfly kissed him, died a dove rose from the ashes, tears upon our cheek. He bathed In the moistness, and grew into an angers peek. conlemporary muslerens are 'IItie mote lhao aluu.concen tall tales dl"rectec at grouptes and little else. I /41st wan; to lmow about the tqoms Oehlfld your minds Past Hendrix b;'boraptiCfs have ~ f see e 11a-cuum lher• Ot tm I gomg blmd? 0t 1$ ' ' tVSI Ute ~~-lit$ lro., !/iOtiiiOns and fChtH• espectally fallen '"'o anat ramrl•a• mecha.faden rut ol hiS ~ tHo 081~ htlfe mote than ooe ~nge ol drug use lnd man.c lonfi•IIO sexuaruy. Hef\Oeftoo wisety does while devils wait In line. -Michael F. Hopkins. Tltlngr like ••tove m• World.. llrtd "let your fancy lfow" not •onore this ov4rplaye<J aspect of the Heodux legac,WUI fnstead places rt In Ihe persWitUve of just what d was: a part of the Western rock world Which Hendrhc turned lnstde out wrth his authentic blues teollecltng some- of 1M "ues ov.ed blues mnovatOfs lor )'0111 by ~atied AnQaOs. hom ~P'f\is to Urwefpool a.nct " Up From l h& Skies'' Jlmt Heod1ix The ttory r.a song. blues end splrtt t\e.a'ltng. from tha chest mjQhl•l)'. wrttpping out soa~ htpped tHose usum~ the mantle Of'._ The po.nt hete •• 11'8 ttutn o·f the 1 1 1: nu rtuung Bleck contlnCJum. 11 is 8 m.emoir o f laughter, Of silent ~::;. :?e" :;:.~o~~:r~! e~:,. • ~~=.~~'f~':ue~km. rot.~o('noss ge1r1ng to atsaull the wh ich eve.- lies In wait. Each telling eyes not IO bo 1' 18. ,---------~~-T-~-~------------------------------~--~ I ' I I 1 : SOFT ~ -1I 1 only : 1 PLu o pair ol opricoJ qaAiit)lou,.r.-ea! : (lrom u l«tecl n,la} I I I I 834-4336 ~. 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TomoHow altemoon (Saturday, the most acllve ol Bulfato's dance· December 12) between t and 6 rock bands- the Elemet'\ts, Llars, the Cobra$ and Pauline and the PetUs-wlll be stlrrinu the pOSJtlve aoervy to benclll the Northwest. BuffaJo Community Center's housing prourams threatened by Reagan budyet cuts. The no_!'~rofh, ne•wnoorhood·biSed center p,ovldes a varfety ot human serv1ces, ctlme preventlon and &OOiors' recreatiOn and nutrition programs. The concert WHI ta~e place m the auditorJum ol tne former Public School •79 on lawn Avenue off Military Road' between Hertel and Kenmore Avenues (see abOve rna.o~. The S3 tickets cue avail.11ble at the Nofthwe&t Center 187S.8108t and a)s.o hom Starseod Enterprfse, 1232 Hertel Avenue, p.m. J im Carroll pbetry reading Jim carroll IS. polgnonl . brutally sens•tl\le P9Eit wttcse word'S surge and DeQd perception mto the elliptic-al cuNe of awateness. P'o)Ying the snags and rags- atld' j.agged iags placed ol lfvfng. Plarclno the OQttony vol d , «lon'tbing tho alr tor the ctarlty ot l):elng. The author or ThP Bulcetball Olafles and the flowing poem coUecHon Livl"g At The Motli~s. CauoU's- is a 5lyle wttlch lilts like o'd M1ll Jackson blues. and burns like a kondrix ,amdOWf\. A survivor a& well as a progenitor, Miles Davis Milns Oav1s, Oa'k Prince ol 1he. Gri Gri Jam. appears rn conler1 Sunday ,.,J(.Ihl at 8 p.m. rn Torooro's O'K~te Cenlto. Anyone fam!ljar w•lh the powet and majesty of Miles' mldnl~;~ht Music prowl knows th& daYIIUht bf1llrance nc has brou\jht to 1he World tor over 30 years. Spult dance and Masterts pri!.nce ls the mtr-k ol his tu-rl. U$ boundaries de line lne looch ol ears. Call Rob Bonnell at (4t6) 593-1515 tor further 1nlormation. You don't roaUy n&ed my uru•nu~ ~o yoU'? You will oe !here. ~~:e~:.~=~~,:P~~~=~~ ~~~les Art PrevieW """"--" (t's a t~ical proyress,on-trom paint factory, to an 'Studio, to ,t~allery and illusions mirror'd In blood gtven -as dream. Canol! alters (at least In part). lnolg~ts. The US Art Department has renovated their Bethune HaJI exhlbiUon 1 1 carroll, and well·l"'oled mi stress 1 k~~~;;~~~~~:1 1~~~~7~:=0,j;!;-~~1!2~~~~t~~~~r~' .quatlly :!~~·~~~~~~.0w~::::a~~:~~~!·,, m fact received posHivo signals concernfnt,~ the use of Bethune lor81:.c~~;Yn:~ !!'::~; ~::·~1:~!d~~gp~a~:~~~~~.~~~oprlc''•."'."a"n'"lc'ns, ol student art oo $31e Ia ntise lund's for further Bethune GaJiery renovations. 13~r,:~ ~g;:~~~~o:~. ~~= ~~~~~j~;~~:~:;:0'~~~!~:~d~:;"0~ 1 poetry lonight at 8:30 '" the so·l1ttle, II seems, to say so much. Everything comes out ihls Bullalo thfa ye•'• promiSes to be & .spellblndet, an intensification of isn't one f1ne. in the script that's not needed. Even If i t's ~~~7~~~h~~~~n~~ ~~~~~; • ~f~~~~~~~Y .c~~ ~d.dross in one's Bothutltt HaU. 2917 Main Sttaat, near HerteL· The Gallery is reuularly opon Tuesday unouyh Saturday from 12 to 4 p.m., and Tnursday evenings from 6 to 9 p.m. ~:5n0 ~n~a~~~~~~~e.?i~~=im one word." Sutherland said. The play IS set Tn tne backyards ot the Weinberger(Gemlnianl famHreS, Jnt ....... of Sloorldea f--- - - - - - - - - - --------:.....--....L- - ---:-- -- -- ---1 ~~t(~~~~;:~~~~~~i~~ ghello 10 Benefit Concert for Women's Studies College Budget curs are aHecllnu ov&ryone, atld Womon's- Studies College fs no excepiJon ~ Lac:klng dfscretionary funds as we~l as s-U1fl, WSC's luturo is 8oytl1inll but certalll. U yo11're Interested 1n heJpin.V to oase WSC's nnanc~al pliuht. and il you wanl to elCpe.rJence $0me fine musJc and , ·dance, tl'l,&l'\ cneek out lt'le. Be.nelil Concert beint~ UIVen toniyht ln Squire Hall's Fillmore Room. Potlormln~ on behalf of WSC will bo Bobby Militello and RPM. as well as the University DancetS, under the direction ot Mitzi Symntek. The University OallCers are Simply a collection ot seven UB dance students. Quality music is beinu ptovlded by Ute renownecl Bobby Mfl!teJio and RPM. This local five man lazz ensemble are fast coming to the forefront ol auenHon- the band recently returned hom Los AOiJefes.-wnere they wete the only ~o~roup showcased tor Motown A,ecords. towards WSC pl'ogrammlnt,; on campus, end Benefits will maintenance or Women's Studies College. If enquuh money is ralsed, WSC's p.arUclpatlon In the Natlonal and Regional Women's AssoclaUon is virtually insured~ Tickets at the door are SS.OO for the ueneral pUblic, $4..00 for students. ~st udents wishtny to pu,chase tiekets befo•ehand may oblaln lhef!' for $3.00 ol Squire Hell, Record Th<l&tOf. and Bull State, uo riiii.:~================~;~l~-----:;~----' ~ • • • ~ngineering Students You may qualify for over $900 per month during your senior - year. The Air Force has a new ·financial aid program for students in various engineer· ing fields. · Both juniors and seniors may apply. Find out to· day if you qualify. ......, Contact: Charlie Liable at · 633·7094 Gemlni·Prevlew -by Laurie Conte Throw away I he masks. This is an unveiling or lifelike characters. It's time to visll real people. It's life in l~e raw. GemiQI'S characters are so exposed, you see tpem wt>ole, lnslde .and out. Alber! lnnaurato wrote Gem/olin 1977. Sine<! then, it has ple,yed on Broadway for lour years and has received an Oble award. · "-. The .current Bulfalo State production is lhe lirsl · performance lo take off from Broadway. Robert Pope directs the play, wllh Donald Suihetland (not fhe actor) as assistant. Prior to Gemini, ~~G~j~~'::"J:e~~~~er~ Ptoblem, at t ~e Center Theatre downtown. lnnauralo,,uslng his bas1c, common way with words, communicates a variety of John Marchese plays Fran Gemmlanl. wilh Russell • Vacanli as his son Francis: Alison Foole Is Bu,,ny Weinberger; Bill Laurie plays her son, Herschel: Josie Di Vincenzo Is Lucille Pompl, who lives right around the corner lf~da1 Nile OLDIES N1TE OWia lluic/Oidia Priat 60c 11414 " Goo, Ciu. Dralb • from the Geminiani's. Judith Hashngs and her brother Randy, performed by Margie La Vant and Mike Lucas, are lriends of Francis's lrom Harvard. They've come to visit Francis and lo· celebrale' hls 21st birthday. Each characterjp Gemm1 is moving, deveto ~. making changes and, above all, making decisions. "ihe play is about failute," Pope said. "ll's about overcoming fears, lhe making a decision aoof'ar nol ol always worrying about lhe consequences, but to make II and live by 11. It's saying you can'l live In limbo all your lite. It's ak;o'about trustlng people and not always judging them by t.h eir appearance, but what they're like Inside." B1111ny Weinberger Ills in here. Actress Alison Foote quotes one of her character's lines as an example of the aforementioned judgemenl: " 'Remember, some people may be preny, even though they got strange laces and mean well even though they act wend.'" Actor-director Russell Vacanti who porlrays Francis In the play, recently played Diabetes Ill Woody Allen's (rod, a B.E.R.T. production. "Thil; Is the closes! play l'vo done ln a long time," Vacanll said. "ll's refreshing 10 do a play like this. I can relax. It's like letllng somelhing real happen lnslead or trying lo make something real happen." The show will run through • December 13 at 8 p.m, each nlghl In Bufl Slate's Upton Hall. Tickets are free with ID; $ 1.00 admisaloflo::o<t ____ susAD,.._..., ,._ ... 1M .... (Ju tt-l ZIWtSirip._. Thu15da\ N1tt l.I\'E ENTERTAI~MENT' · \',n, ,·nl \ Mdlrr ~!,cha<h ~vl • h Band S, 5u < Fride.y & Sat. Nites Live Entertainment with EMERALD CITY Sundu) Nit.• ROCt.: NITE Li\'l' F.nterla inment hn<,· nt Mi,·hads Band 6Ur Hu1 & Gtn !H lrtam Dutil $1 let f'irk1 Set & So. ~fknl-. 1· 1,. lSc ,., Do,JSic 1114 • c..., Dr.lt. SJ lt..-DriU. c- .. J ll"• "' ..,... .,.., ~...... - ~,_~~ lwAB w.-h 10 �Union demise •·£,ca SASU (Sl...smt As.toci.cioa of the: Slat~ Uahcnity) tcrca that then is .eo .,_,. ClOtltat f• tbt_,.,"Koucruplaioed. In adcbtioa 10 Kcutr's ~. scoaton qUtUIOncd Omeral Educalk)a Com-mitt« Chair Howvd Foster and Oivmon ot Undcrt:raduatc •conu_ ..__ 1 ><wn1- Matl> Stllh . , . _ . . tnd ho•'< armed at a ''eoctSmSUS" dcta~li.Q& •W ibould conM.&.tutc a UB frc:sh:a:ih't b&J;ic m.a:&hcm&lia dan will~ required to demon"' rate basic m.alh skills in one: of tlrr.-o ways: by ~Sirtt; a proar1m. Univcrsit)f-adminUtcnd uamination,_q,r;J)y compltlins. wilh a "C" I\'« &.It o~tef. one of da,bt couftiCS rantina from Mach II S and Accofdin.a 10 a IDtlnOf'IDd-.m ""' rroe f<llln to Viet P>nlcktl< r.. Aa4<ml< Alliin Rob<n H. R<l!SbcYJ, 0.... ol tbt Foculty ol Nalurwl Snm«t'ORCI Mtthtma<. . Duwaynt M . A.ndtnon ud Pawdolto, rqwomwi"a of '<iarious Uhhttlicy C'OIUtit11CDCie'S ha\·c: dbc~ ,.,...t:'l In tht revi5td propoAl-•hkh Jtill mUJt be: -~· m.o-rr. ., _..ry. apprO\'ed by tM (utl Smatt-cbc 19&1 hnhman Ed,....ion (DUE) Dun John Pondouo on tht ptOSreu or tht Unlvmlty's bti<aauad Om Ed Stna1or~ wm pankwlarly tnt~ed in ch< currkut1'1 Math Skills portion, wh.idl tw ronstandy ptntntcd both pracdcal a.nd philoso(>lli<al P<ol>kou to tht raeohy. fCftlotCiial C'OW1C -~ •ill an areas or matbc:maues dc'C:IDfd rC'Vd&M to Uah'U'Sil:)' .w:Uilk:nts, •h.Lk ~ta.lh 102·107 will each. aatn on CliiX ""lk aJpcct of tht subj«l 5UC'h as at,c-bfa .. Muh 1•1 to Stat 119 tnd Comp Sci 101. In add•tkln 10 1M alrttdy n.~abUsMd altttnatha., toRn proposo 1M crntion of Milt\ 101 and Math 102.-101. • hich acc:ordlftl to l1K MMac:abcat pro(aWM'. arc ~alar to ••.tvanmt hiah ~ IDIIhcluna COUfkJ, •• Math 101 tS st('UC1urcd to be a ..caacb411'' As Fos:ttr e.lpllincd the pr0po$11. some smaton vokftl famtliar concmu thai the pr()tfam will not 1ivc stude-nts ''the well roundtd edut&\ion" thlt h ..-u daiptd co do. Ubrtrks Stna~or Doroth)' Woodson ::~t,~~~j~ ~~:~~:::~:t~tt:! 101 and lu&rAnt« thf' "bas.ic com,pdmd:" ti«''&&J)' to coatin• a C'OI:lq:c: f'duc.adoa. ·•u I .-as to 11.,e tbis """" (101)," >II< a.ktd, •o...;n I bttO<nt compcffftllftn ,,., tbrou&b'" Olhrn, tuctl Al MIJCory ProfC$.101' Robut Pope-, debett'd \he rndanct' of teachin& madkmalical COO('('pls to students •ho ma) ot\"tt us.t them iD lain tift. "'Why s.hoWd a "oclcnl ltarD how to odd," Popt wd, ..,..,.. that tM app&c.s.ons or addllon, a comp&tl:el) cb((nmt Rlcas of study. an mort lm.portant than d~ u:oda-~ c:oocccu behind lht proc.aL. Ho•cver. fORe.- ieassured the scniiOfS that the Mach Skills C'OUfl($ wiU only bt upmm~lal "pUou" 1nd an be "scra.pptd,. 11 alacn dace if unenvidoncd problems arist. Senate S«rec&rY and lnurucclon ProrcsSOJ Onald Rlstna adcltd that Stat< htah .rnoob art quKkly lnc:hln;J tow.-•a rd an lith trade mllh courw wtuch •W be sinutar 10 the new Math 101 eowsc. Rblna predicted th.at by 19&S-thf' '-lmt 1..., tho! tht Math St;lb pros- """"" bt flllly Ol><fMionol-.ullltll- •.U cmploy the norw 1chanced nwhemauc:s propam. AJ th.ac hmc. he '-Uuatcd. ncoa: mon un,_._mt ruth ldmG-"""'1 rcquiremmu shoWd be ~ the Bible l;lelt, Right to Lifers, the Moral MaJority, Sena.tor Jesse Helms, Phyllis Schlafly, and four thousand· years of - . st!lne age ment~lity. T· 0 .N · All at once. ., G H T / tfaas Lounge bec~mes the battleground. Bill· -ird at th·e Union. Sponsored by 1HE5pfqii.M Tonight , at 7:30 pm �sports in short. " Royals d~nked by .o swego Going into the 1981 seiUon, 'he UB "'OtllCn', t~Wimmln& nd divina team thou,ht 1ba1 they "ould have more dcplh thin in the ptil. Whh an incr~ t OS\u... the tctnl -:pcctcd c.o avoid the ptoblem~ thai have: plagutd lc in scuon);, suds -as ~~ bfnd of rcplatina u1j un:d ft«nt I'""I<U". ~ The dcpeh Pt'Oblc:m •s.•to fC1U"rned In S:uurday's 17-$4 lo~s co Os~qo Stile. While" lht' Royats' aubluhcd leadt"' did well. 04her S"'tmmers did not pnform up to ,;pecta.ttons. .. AIIthe .Jwl mmdf'mu~ perform for us 10 be .au~lu.l nd win mttts;• said Coach Pam Noa.ke1. "II was our linl meet that rcaturcd loll& t"\'COU, tho"lh· Ho~full)!, thry "'ill have: il out Of their \)":Stems by the nt.\1 lime 'IIIC have LO .. tm. • "The C'01e·or the team did well," she cominuro. ''EVtt)Onr. cbe dkiiJ't pull h orr,'' C-o-capUlin Am:y 8ra~n finHht"d firM in Ihe$() )llrd frtt· \()'lcwhh a 11mr: or lA!42, b wc.U u f'ir.u in 1ht 400 lt-.·1 'Ailh • l(mr: or 5 ~ 1 4.6. UB'J t\ath)' 0 1Connor won tht' 100 yard"brc•aslstr-ok.~ in 1:1!.76. • U)~o:~:i~h~:ra;::~~~·ook nut ln the 100 yard rr«-Th~ Royab' EUM1 Scoltln• rinisbtd frrsl m 1w~ addi1looaJ t~tflt~. Her d me o( 2:21.08 In lh<' 200 yard b•d. .. was t hr mM1' ~. u wdl 1U: htr rimr: in 1hc- 100 ~rokc Yll•d ny.l!ll6..s. Rr:vrding.lht other s111mmr:n, Noaka stud , "I \:no~~< ttl&1111eycan do ~lcr.)tcauk lbrir rhn~Arc lo\\,_.,- in practice than in 1ht mce1s. I only ~i1h I tnc'll. "'·by. •• IS THROWING IT' S 1st Annual Holiday Bash For Students! Friday December 18th $2.00 Pitchers of Beer • ' $2.00 Half·carafes of Wina · from 8 pm $2.00 Admission, Free Pizza till Mid till ? (No Cover Charge After Mldnfle) - - -Rock- N -RollAUNitef -...;....Specral Free Drawing Will Be Held: Winner will receive 52 PIZZA'S • ONE EVERY WEEK FOR A YEAR! Falls Blvd. Bulls -drop John Carroll ma-t ch lo the midst of crammin.J and more crammin& for final r:,um.\, the UB v.TW.Iina 1e:am was rorctd 10 l~a"c ror their match whh Job.n Carron UoivtfSitr in Clndand minUJ; 11 ou:mbc-r o( Starter.\, ~dt thOR acackmk probl~u , t."O~ ap~ain Guy Lueu was ool able ,10 ~ompcte due 10 lnju.ry.. The losK"S •ere sordy feh b)' I he Bull!. • ·ho ftlllo a mani John Ca.rroll leam:28·13. "l>ur: tc variout rcasoni, ""'~:;crt not able 10 fidd our ~uontal lintup.'' UB Coach Cd Micllad sotid. '"1M peoplt !thlll 'lll' t btOUJhl did I he" beM they COIIId, Wt \\tR' "art 1tbiU Carroll would be' IOU.&~ tOing i.n.'' t...i:as' tpol m tht !IYO lb. cl,us- wu taken liP by Seem SlJdt, UB's All 1\nwka.n. 'l''ho normall)' wr~llei at 167 Jb"· · JWO ~~<'eiab.t ..:bt\>C'4' liJhtcr. He entcrt'd the match wilh a phenornenai!'.O rccotd, havin& capun.td two tourrut.ment champibruh,ips. Sladt's opponent wcu Catroll's Mark Schdl, a 'rt;u.W al 190. In last w«lfs RochQtn ln"itation.J TournJ.mttu, Schdl cam~ up wlth a ~'Ond place finish. losing 2.0 in 0\'t":rlime or lhe chrunpioruhip tOAitt\. He .Kancd 10 be at II dhtiJiKI advtnU&,&t ~rotUng Sllldt., The final ~rc wu 4.J, tr:~ SJadt't (a\'01 . "We kMw JOin& intO•Ibc match, thll. Sc-hell Wll' no thopprd liver,'' Mithl\d uid. ''Scou Slade 1s- tim ply an txt:clJent :uhlctc. " • - Tom Jobin took Slade'~ !IJ)Ot •u 167and ~on"' d.ed110n, 21-l, At In lb-. the Bill~' An Pin man won by a 8·6 ~fc. 0\'~hclodnJ Take your ~mer and do something worthwhile with it. - Work for the Intensive English Language Institute as a student assistant. H elp foreign students adapt to life and study in the United States. Stop by Baldy 320 for an application or call 636-2077 for more information! SPECIAL EDUCATION Fo~ Concer!'ed, Pa~ and Caring Individu-als By THE BEAR AND THE ASSASSIN our htud.r in slr<~.m~. A ~·10 Wft'k is ffOIIlfl ou~pil'i·ou; d•l~w .lor f:l nr-w crptf:lf bofl so '""' 11rlgh1 11s Wf!il II MW 0~~. Pit•tlng ~tt:rlllllg,t ""'""~"''n'"'' lht ,JOO rnork . L11FkiJr bit lht' jolfiS [ht Bt:'or lhlf \O't'd, ~UJ~ •Ho•c teuuJn bold S"TVRDAY New York Jtts l l. ~vd.aad li-The &owns art. ou1 of the. pb)'Offs~ The Jc.ls are a lonashoc.. This o.nr: hlj to be: a viaory fOf ~company " Lt:ahy wlos it. Otcrolt n . Minnaota I T-Tht Assassin Uva: dlf\lerousty with this"Pkt . Tht Vikt$ are oo 1 ktlina Jun k an4 lht lions arc: at home. Why shouldn't Dttroit win1 Bccausc The Bnr -uy.s So. Bufra.Lo 21. Nt-w En&laltd ID-Tbb ls a mus1 game ror the • 8i1b if they are to make the pla)'Offs. Tht Pats are headtd for a 2.-14 season. Ron Erhar~. paek ·)·our b&Ji. Wtikl•atonlS, Baltimore n-The won:c team in the NFL is it1tina even backl«. The Rtdskin.t are looldncto ,a om: pme ckHou lO • .m.- 1r Joe Wa.\bii\Jion is healthy it's ~Gina to be a lona afternoon for his o.Jd team. Cincinnati 2.8, f'ilt.sb..,..P 13- Wh hout Bradsh.aw the Stcdm ac~ ·t much. AndtnOn will rtbouncl after u horrtndous pme ll$linu ttk: •9ns. Th.ls is tht' week the Bcopls clinch~ playorr bcnb. Green Bay ZA, Nt.• Orln.ti 11-The hdert are roru;h.lent1Ya'IU1,c: and the s.inl$<. wdl. )'0\1 tnow what their ran• tall them. Loncm -aod Jdlc.non JO Wlki with . .wt:ol< t«<0411Y· .... St. Lo.Oll, Nev. York Giants 17-Lomax is unck-ftattd as the ~rds quancrback. bul the Ciia.n1s have ll fir.\1 ra1e defen~. Should be inlcrCtUin& .uty way you._tool. -aJ il. • TaN,. lay 34, San Oitao 31-The Auusln says that WiUia.ms will pie' apart the Char&-cr-wcondary. The Bear A_)·s Williams has troubk pkking h1s own ten h. Both ream• •rc capable or ~rina, buJ each defense: is su.spoec~ . Stl0u16 be I .thooCOUI~ killS&\ O•> )1, Miami 17- Mi.ami is not a!&.ood as their record would lead you to ~lien, The Olier, ean ex~odc: without notiec. Wekomc to ftr.st plac.c, Buffalo. Oaldaltd 27. Chlcaso ll-Guess where t he Auasin 101 hil name? 8o)' does be love 1hc R•fders. The Dear illooklnJ for an vpH!l. Efther way, Oakland is lhe beuer team. Saa Fru~ 17. Houston 20-The 49eu a re 1hC bc$l team -.·e'vc vcn all yeal. Dill Walsh .\tolr: lhe maajc wand. Montana -and 1he 49er defense more than baJan« the Oiler runnina pme. Will Stabltr Man? Wah and see. PhiLt.ddphlA 2A, Dallas lt-This i1che Squeaker or the 1 w etk. A Dick Vnmd1 coached team will not lose four Oaomen College's newest degree progr~m will begin with the Spring Semester Saturday, January 25, 1982. 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II Decem... 111i11 t<~>"tl~- • t 1 r ,.. •n;;s;...,u;,t;t ; ~' .,.,.. ~t ... �backpage sports / Bull, Bengal clash set for Clark Gym T he UB men's basketball team losl their sixth aame or 1he season as they dropped 10 Hartwick Colleae, 49-39. With t heir first seven games on the road, lhc Bulls have a I~ record . Tom O'Brien led lfartwiek wilh 22 poiniS while UB was led by John Filzpatrick's I I. Trailing at one point by 29-16 at one point in second half, the 1eam cut the marsin to 37-35 with only 2:20 on the clock, but 1he rally fdl short. The Bulls are now i~ 1ne process of preparina fo~ S,turclay's aame wilh cross-1own rival Buffalo State Colle&•· The Bengals are epming to UB with a 3-2 iecord. Their latesl victory came aaainst Brockpon ~te College, 58·52, lasl Tuesday. Buffalo Stale has lo~ three starters 10 graduation from last year's leam, which loSI tWO OUI or three 10 UB. After spliting two games during 1he regular season, UB won a consolation &ame for third place in the SUNY AC Championships. Fea1ured among Buffalo State's eight returning leuermen are forward Joc Mulcally and cen1cr Terry Burch . LaSI season, Burch averaged 9.3 points and 10.8 rebounds p« pme. At 6'6" and 250 lbs .. he is e>&rcmely valuable to the Benpls under the boards. _ Buff Sta1e linished at 8-2 io conference play last season. and 18-9 overall. ROYALS The hoopsters lose a close one to Division II Cortland State, 65·64 despite an intense effort By JON M. DIAT Sports EdiJor copitc. an inspired p«rorllWlCe,.lbe UB womm's basketball cam fdl to Division II opponent Conland Slate, 65-64 ] ) ,Monday niaht at Oark Hall. Becky Burkley's ~ndcrhand layup with ooly 1wo o«<>nds on the clock Cortland the victor;y. Burkley ended with a same hl&h or 22 polnu • .. It was a hcanbreakcr:• Coach linda O'Donnell said. ••JI wat sa•• disa'ppoinlina because we lost 10 a Division 11 school that would have realy boosted our conrfdence ir we were to have won." Tbc p.me was ti&hr throuahout with US ar one point havina an ci&ht poin1 &ad. U8 was •~* to lid &ood pe:nttration to the basket in the llrs1 atl"""' hair. Md was ooly bohiftd by al4·32 score. ··we Wtfe able IO pcnctraJioo imide."' O'Donncll wet. "We had .omc ptoblciN wilh •be zonoc, bul we adju.ted wdl on thos pmc," O'DonncU added. "We played •crr wcll iii the flfSI hair ond "~nery smooch--m •hat we did. •• ua KCmcd 10 slo" dovm a bi1 in 1he .-nd half"' C0<1land dtd a JOOCI JOb rcbOunclona coupled •ilh a rather slugish UB offcn>e. " We slo"ed up a bil in the .-Ad half," commcnted O'Donnell. ··we ma)' ha\c been a Jiult tittd ... But 1he onspircd play or Lorrainc Cih-.os (11 points) and 1he rebol""li"l of Oina Collora k<p< the Bulls in the pmc. "Lorrainc k<p< everythlna under control for us." O'Donnell explained. "Cilna Collora abo played well. alona with Pao Cronin. and Alicia Gloyeskc." Despite the dercal, O'Donnell 1oo£ a posilivc approath 10 the pmc. ··~e we play, and experience we get, 1h~ better we will be. Ea<#t pmc hu been positive for u.s. How rar Wt go. nobody knO~) ... D'Oonncll added. "Ocmon• lllld Marie Bajko help wi1h 1hc uperlencc they have, sin« our tc1m is very youna.. "'The one thin& thai this cnm has;· she conlinutd. ''is that whm I put 11>oo< live pbym on lhc coun, llll of them •~ not afrlld 10 shoot. We1\avt nevu had this skuadon bdorc where all fh·c want 10 shoot . U.....Uy thcrc arc aboullwo or three who do alllhc shoo< ina. btu not thls Y<M· Evcryonc wants to contnolllt ." O.'!""'ndl also ciled leam cffort, iatcmilr and confodcnoe IS hdpful .additiOCIS 10 the team. • "We ha~ rutly hem uyiQa to improve on 9W ddcrue and WOrt our orrcnsc around It," O'DonDcll ..;d. "So fat.,. have hem cloina • superior job oo defense and 1hinas are lootina up. " Ooc or her ..,_,., Is tho lhc team bas a low rrce~hrow pcrciCOUIIC. The tam wen1 20 for 34 for S9 p«<ml in 1bo pmc. " I'd Ultt 1he 1cam to be at tloc75 ~lev!:!," O'Dooncll said. "llul - . , . ......,., Salillled with 60 pcn:an. We had 34 chances from lhc lillt wlaile ConiiDd had Ooly six. We ore wortlQa oa tryina to '*-we really should !Ia..: taltm advant.,e o( llotir llliAUeo le this - · We should have woo thb onc." r... ....,._ t1oc.,......... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). 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Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v32n44 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 20 Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. "GA/TAs may strike over stipends" Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/CNE/1.0/">COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED</a>. The copyright and related rights status of this Item has not been evaluated. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. This digital collection is made available for research and educational purposes. Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status, and securing permissions for use and publication of any material. Copyright for items in this collection may be held by the creators, their heirs, or assigns. Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/83897236f7d7eaf1bc4b06370f1293e2.pdf 04ae891f8ae33bc3cd0141bbf742f369 PDF Text Text THE GSA Senate to protest 'i rreversable' allocation By SJITH GOO DCHI LD M11itllll"' £41/or W hUe th< Graduate Auocia110n (GS...) S<nal< has $Ch<dul«< a m«eina for aonialn 10 cond<mn the r<eent allocation of $200,000 in GAITA stipend monty- which th<y b<li<•< is unfair- a University orricial said Monday that the decision is irrevtrsible and any prot<st i< moot. "We want to aer a resolution pau«< and pth<r as much support as possibl<, <sp<cially from the S<nate, and J<t tbelf suuestions as to wlnn action ... can tak<," GSA Pr<Sid<nt Pet<r Murphy $8id . "What was done is consiSt tnt with wtiat 's going on a~ound h<r<- studentl have betn exclud«< from the plannin& process." He add«! that tonight's mcetin11- $Cheduled for Haas Lounse ' at 1 p .m . -Is the first step in a baule that GSA is commiu<dto liJht throu&h a IClter writing campaign and us own counl<r-proposal. "W< hav<n 't submiu«< our sped lie proposal yer, " Murpl\y said . "W< "ill wait until the Senate appro,·cs it." The GSA wu ana<r«< by Viet Pr<Sidtnt for Acad<mic Affairs Rob<rt Rossb<rg's decision to allocate some $200,000, tarmarked for stipends, in State money to seltct dtparlmentl and studtnts. rather than an ac:ross-theboald increas< to raist th< minimum ,rant available. The action b<tame public last ....k' and sel off a 5torm or proc<st from the GSA EJtecuth< Committee, which hopes to r~erl<' ROSSb<rJ'S ruling. Cortr••r• • floU t/Off ol G~TA ~t!IJltf'll mo~~•y But according to Auistant Vice President for Academic Affatn Voldemar lnnus, (Roub<ra ,... sn~~ in at Boston) th< mo•e has betn compltl<d. "The allocation has betn complCl<d, " he .aid. "Th< funds were given to units .bu<d on proposals stnt to this office by the various deans," lnnus -explain«! that the money came from two sources- the State Division of lh< 8udget(D08) 'and throuah some internal resourc< reaiiO<:ation. Rossb<rg's decision ratsts thr .atpend ~illng to S6293, v.hil< ~<epina tht minimum at SJSOO and lnnu. said that this will allow some UB dtpattm<nts to become more compttiliv< with othtr institutions in the hunt for qualiti«< graduate students. "ll is different by disciplint; some or the deans have indicated that they can live within (the prtvlous limit) and do not nttd th< extra funds.:: The Auistant Vice Prtsidtnt not«! that Social Scimces, for eumpl<, ha•e indicat«< that they do noc nttd all the funds, wbil< th< Health Scitnces, Enainecring and Comput<r SCient< hl>e a hardtr um< lurin1 .qualilitd Slud<nts h<r< ~ausc: of "rl<fCC" competition. "11 ts dtllicult to -..or~ tn th< labs and recttations •nb attoss;th<· board mcrta...s on these ar<as," lnnu> $8id, "so ... rarstd the maximum to rai>< tht <ffort tn the elllSsroom. B ut Murph)"said this was unfair ond assail«! Ro>sbtrs for failing to con~uh the student aov<rnm~nt on the det~>ion, noting tllar'araduate stud<nls are anra<:~«< to a p3rticular un,.<r.;ly becaus. of faculty and tht W<nJths or a departmmt, rath<r than Just stipend levds. "Ptopl< tome her< to study "'th a ctrtaln prof," th< prtsident said. "lthink "'hat brins• srad student> is a mona quality of learnina.'" Murphy's proposal calls for th< minimum to be raistd to S3900, which Will help >Om< S00 Studtnts, rathtr than th< 131 that .. ould b< afftcttd by tht Rossb<ra plan. h oJso calls for all Departmerus to rtcche <qual · eonsidtratiOn. "I am amaz<:d that student go• <rnmenu Stood by so passivelY and le1 tlm happtn (c.clusion from the planruna prOcess)," Murphy ••plam<d . "I talk«! to (Prtsidmt~tanat< ~t\tn) Sampl< and hu Admrntqranon model 15 \lmtlar in thai 11 IS pat<rnabstit 'w< know .. h.u .. aood for the ehOdrtn.' But GSA ~n't aJrc<. We are intett<lled, alonJ "hi' Kabo~h. '" Ill< rtal <trua&le «nteriil~ around student par1idp.11ion at e•cry lt>el.' ' ) But lnnus hall <quaUy har•h "'orcl• for Murphy, notina tha t the GSA p<C"tdtnr had ~ aJW..«< to read oHr many of the doc11m<n11 p<narn•na tO stipend 1.-.ds. "Petet alr<ady hlh the mformauon. We mn "'"h tum and outhn«< the process. but he has <1111 tltct«<to call i\. a propo.al," lnnu< matntain«<. "I ~ind it mt<rt<>llng th•t h< ha> chostn not to tell h" constituents all of thil." lnnu> <pt<ul3ttd that Murphy'> r<asonin& lo.as pohtical . .. H• •• ~naaaans tn conrroncation poh111•.-.. "'h•ch .. ,n not help hrm , G'>A .,.. the 0\~..a.JI probk:Ja.:' tb~ &Ul\IDDI \ k.~ prtsidtnt a ssert«!. Graduat< School Adrmmstratl\t Dc~n Andrew Holt sa.d that a po~"ble solution lies in the TAI GA comnllttet that has betn inacth e during rtcent ears, bot '"ill tivated. "Th" the origmal comm tet that ara the sti d probl<m and •s beln& r<eons •" h< not«< Holt add«! that if th< add11ronal supmd money comes £rom Oi'l)()n of Budaer th<n it 1howd b< alloeat«< on 3 Pf"O•rated f.uhion. -:\\ hatc"er mont)' l eorun tn <hould b< dtvtdtd by tht numb<r or hnes." Holt .aid The dean asserted that h• had no input in the deca~ion and his 4-:0mtnenn were striclly per.onal . ' But Murphy' $lid that reaardless of the conditions he would not 1he up. .. ThiS is a lit!ht. Wt plan ~o pur<ue this to th< end by mob~itrna as much <upport as posslbl<. 11 is 11m< for the admtntstration to realizt that qudcnts art nttd«< h<rt.'' Gover.nrilents cope Vllth SA 'Political ' action 8 ) A LAN C. KAC HIC Contnhultlfl Ed11or E duor's n01~: Th~ follo•wnfrs th~ fourth •nsta/lm~nl in a fl••r f)llrt srrl6 thty do with II "a.n oth<r story.'' Blac~ <atd that "S81 is dts•&n«< .0 that SA has mort tontrol." b<eaus. or th• monty IIIey pro• ld< butt hat th<r< IS tb< opportunity for .,,n,rK'llnt Jrlduatt InpUt on Sub Bcord f. R o<cnfcld aarttd that board memb<rsh•l> is dttemtined but argu«< that .. ,., nor With nve of t he 10 lotina member> of Sub Board I (581) reprt$tntatlves of th< ' und<rsraduate Student Association, lt could appear that graduat<, niJht a nd professional >tud<nts would b< tonitantly out vot«< a.n d thus poorly repres<nttd by the >tud<nt seniccs corporation. But a<eording to graduatt board mtml>er Student Bar Association ISBA) repr<s<ntativt Alan ROS<IIfdd and Graduate Student Association (GSA) Prtseldtnt Peter M urphy. th<re art no qUa lms over the repr<senf•Llv< brtukdown. T h< issue, howev<r, is th< S<lteiion proc<ss an.d the behavior or the und<rsradua tes. .~ .. The proportion is "fairly divid«<" M urphy . ·$8td7 asstrtina thai the "oriJinal ~nttptlon" was that th< seats "'••• to b< dCl<rmtn«< by tbe iS$ue." H< said t hat thtt-e is no conn ter btl...-em amount of money each otaan•utton • lfljluatt and under&raduate , .YOU'll and old, contrlbutts. Tht majority of fundm& COm<S __.{9' control but ratha- tht araument 1J Over from SA. <Uponsibility-botll in ttrm! of ruca1 poltty "~ has th< lions shart or control and a rl!l poluical man ut><fin&. rt&ht i\JIIy so," explain«! S81 Extcutive Direeror h.. Ia.. Mud<nt asstrttd lhatthr"'1iialcr Oennii Bt•ck, "but how they u~• n a nd wha t • ••• GOVERNMENTS COPE JN19e 4 e SB \._~ . .. �--in short. Joftfll - --------------Bil ~. the wortd-ret10W11«1 abottiaa nab~> ,....,...., ..;u speak oa com.,... tblt fr>Ciay ~ a1 7:30p.m. In ibr Haas Loulll<· The speech .. frrr and opm to tbr - a l rublot. The speak'l fll <til~'· <POMQI'fd bY 1'11# />ptr1r11m, coma aflor a pn:vioU>Iy Khrduled sprech ..... candellrd by tho Sludeot MIOCUition (SA) after rllhi·IO.Iifr and moral majonty arou~ umed pressure. • One or Baird's rrrrnt VK'toria optnSI abortion fon came in a 1979 Supr.- Courd drclsion, m .,bicb Baird suorrssfuUy cbal1cntc<lal>~u><tl> Ia" rrquirina bo<h Plf<nl>' roruent ror mlnon ..-ina aloonlons <ltteo•«rd b> studrltt ><nato" insid< a bocl<pacl undet a seat tn t"!J:~ ><no1e '' cuntAtly comulnita ••til auomrys to dec:idc: tf any lqala..~ can be taken, .ays Dtllly Fony· '"'" E.dotO< P!ta Villa AllbouP >tudml pemmmt offiCer> """' to ~i< t'::,;::'::,..0 ,. would Ilk< t" tak< acooo aaatnst the paper thr~uJh the eamruJ )udt<taf)I"Of the ioeal courtl, be: U)'>. "We'rt 11 no1 lkd 10 tbem in &ny way." he s.afd. So it'S hard for them to aet to w The only thin& they could do, really, " to burn t.h• "udrnt ,..,. had the tape recorder and that ..ould be poltticllll) ...pid" I do times 50 (CHI Srri~IM u tradidooWiy the srason wlleo a youna flllli'J thou'~" tum to ~. but on collqe campuie>, rOIIIOJ'K'l" u always an IC'&SOII. as ,,..o rcttnt auutmn.aJ propos.ab $ho..-. l!arli<r t!ois fall, a Mldlipn Slate Uni>enaly (MSU) alumous surpnsrd his !Prlftirnd •• a football pmr. As the: couple w "'llchinathe halnimc: festivllia, the MSU eard ..aion spellrd out his proposal in leU<r> •he couldn't ignore. Afltr a numred D<Ctplancc from the red·facrd woman, the happy fellow signalrd the students with a card of his own: a &ian• rign '"yina "Yes!" It tooL only a donation 10 tho Student Foundllion to src:ure the card section's srnica, but foundation offota1 '"Y sprrial _.,aren't <vJiornary. Neither are propc»ab ddtvrred by polinmcn, but the BniJwn Youna Unhersity Srrurity/Potlcx couldn't resist an opportunity to hdp a BYU student pop tho question. On a -rlnaed sd>eduk, campus polict: p~lltd thr car ~hkh the wom.an was drivtna over. The plan W3S ror tht policeman 10 question her. ahen J,ivt her the. rlna v.hil< hor boyfrl<nd, a passenger in tit< car, looked on. Everything went smoothly until the off~t<r asked tho youna woman for her driver's license and she was unable to prod~~« it: The s)-mpalbrtic pob«man dreidc<l not to spoil the: QlOtD<Ot-he handrd bc:r the rin, box inurad or a ticl<d. Recorder caper An open mMiJJ&$ bau&e bcl-.·tm tht stucknt aovemn.ern and student nrwspoper 11 California State Universny, Lona ll<ach (CSULB) has bern complicated by an ineocpniencu reponer's rrustale. The rq>Oft«, •-bo has not bern ideruirord, was OO< of tbrrr Drl•ll Fony.f'o/ilwr staff mcmb<n presmt wbm the CSULB >ludmt smare cried to dose iu mcct.ina to discuss a per10nnd maller. • Both the: c:i1y editor and the managing editor rose to challenge the dO<InJ, and asked the reporter to tape record their chllllcnae. Minutes lau.r. Vt"heft he wu order~ out or the room by s1udem ao•ernmcnt personnd. the reponor ten the tepr recordC'I' runnina. Arttr both editors ,...,, alto ushored out, the: ma<hinr was ~UIJMII'IIf'"f (fttfH _,."f Otn 8oWm.vAtaocilf• M111 MftV.I4l ~.tn Olr.c.., 1•ry~C..-­ ...... [~L.kc.....,..,. ~ Clonre«tr ~""' Antfil'tr,_COH -8 AI~ C Kadtte~C'tHtflihltlef Ot•rdrt MlnlrWCoottfb-'ft"t 01-id Cllljl.,~IIW.t Jonn FOfme.l&.a.O,.JtNct ~l<ofioool o...d~UM H.,...f I.Avtence f FtoMtn~ ,..,.,..,.,., nmrk russell Jotn M D•IUSI'Of'll MJrey A Tnunton;$porte 04ty SttfniAullflnt SPOrt• at the ffnJon. Frida~nfb.g 1:30pm in the Haas Lounge ol SquJre Hall. , at . ' Sponsored by 1HEspilkA1 l Dav.o Cornstoe:-.,~~t•' ,.,, t.u Pe4!1flo/A.na A fMy Ool.leGI.'Itllftic The ,..._ sbould be ...,,eyc<llhat, as tho .tlopp<r> are hurtm&, so are the >lor<> A better ...., to put ~ IS that San,. i> down to four mndrer. Fte"'C1s~s-~.,., Jrelf~Nc:..r.cOtf._,-..u J•.... ........, f· .....,..riC_.,,.,.., 'VIAte ~Ditttoollf hcltmctu And the fOWVl on< IS btona retailed for faulty bftka. J • M'lltl!anofAd"'fitlltf .W'"'~' Swanne Ft~CV~~PIOdvctrcM Af~Mftt Ltw• Conw~yl,....,-.ctiM . . . - -.s-.. -.G.,;..,.i.,.-.,.. The best way to deal '"th tho rconomot Slluatoon todaY u to th'"k or llnu.sds •prouts as Rcapn cabba&ts. Lin A"Jtl'~ T""f} S)"'tlhnltr ,,.. ~,.. " Hn>tld br "" ~:=!Pt':.~ ;::."** ColttQiata Ht.Oiifttt S~ndie.te, ~JC:t Unllrd Ft<ltUtes Synct.icateo triv-hits Md unuect Prl$$ SynchtaAe rnt SpKuu• 1.1 repte-Mtl l tcl fOt n.ehOftl-1 eovtf1111ng ~"""ICM~ &1'0 Ad.,..,•S-nQ Seftc.t 12 S4'*'1L ._4 Scientific goulash Malch tht inventors IW'M •llh the Unil after him: e)Wau b) Ohm e) Kel•in d) Joul< 11 urut or <DtriY o( mc:ISUIUMI\t n.a.med .._..., 2) unit or ebsolute tom perature J) unit or <lrctrical rcs.stmoe 4) ume rate: or cntrJY con"crs.tOn Wltat do the followinJ thrrr structures have 10 comm011? (Hint they are part of seven.) <Ate Bridae p....,.CaoaJ En\ptre Stat< Buikll111 ()olden C.a.'AliOn .,... . 20.100 TH Sp.ctrvat Ofttc:el att eoe.tto "' l$5 SQ~r• Hal\ St•t• Ul'lftfefa.t:tt of Htw 'f'~ 11 Bunaao. 3ot35 Main SIIHI, &tfato. Ne w Yor._ 14214 Ttl~ (116)831<3178 lld•UH!II, t11111131~t, .,...._ tlct>)'IIQN ~~~;:~~~:::. ""CJ iS~ or''- ea.r~ en.tt ~tQfiOflS ot . , "'''.... f'ltt. . • 11'0Ut ahe P:l)rHl ConMM 01 IN Eddoc_.~ fS ttrod•t ~~rum •a. pnrutct Dt luti..O N.-.,.._.. fnc,. 13705enocl It . ·~fJ•wqn5 '"ll•n•N "''I pu• 'Ul1Q J>,\OOH 'J ~!uJnds '(Pullfua) xi0$0J•~ ~·111 IPPJOf ,.,.. JnOJ ..~·· "'U. ' PIJ<IIol UJOpOW ..... JO ""P""-" ~IT< .... J>Oif!I>OJI{I "'ll. 'liP 'u> ••,q '•to 8uHIIO, NV Ottttf01.11td ltte to tN Untwetllf) :.otNnUnltyiUnut one COO)' P4H" Dtf'SOI'\ WARNJt{G: Listening to this man may be dangerous to closed minds. Bill Baird 1 OotVtd Oti..OA.nitt..., ,..,.~ How can department •tom ..pee% people to 10 Christmu •hopplna when the economy Is 10 bad1 LcaallzmJ shopllning would be a Slar1. natiol)al ' la~'EchtCH ,,.c,.,., Anti'IQnr M ('am pus Controversial Baird to speak here K ,.,h Gooochl,lciiM•niOMf fdrr., �"'oneymatics prepare for Harriman move - riquircments that called for simultaneous innallation of macl\ines on both the Main Street and Amherst CampuS<s. The banks ,..,. tanina next semester, stude111s will no also rtquired t'opay b<l"'ttn SSOO and SIOOO in longer be able to compl<le theor annual rcntal' fees for the space. bankina transactions in Squire Hall, The ATM's installed by M & and Marine since Marine Midland and M ~ T Bank$ have Midland at UB in Aucust 1980 differ in announced plans 10 rolocare the rwo Squirt appearance, but offer students the sam< Hall Automated Teller M..:hones (ATM) in features. Students can usc any of the two M & Harriman Library. Tor thrtt Marine Midland ATM's to "ithdraw. or dtposit. cash, transfer funds to Acxordina ro Vice President for Facihues and different accounts, cash checks. and pay bills. Both banks allow SlUdents to cash cbecks througll the ATM's, even if the draw<r has no funds in his account. LaCorte said that this lectronic banking il the wave feature is only offered at the ATM's at other univenity campuses, beeaUS< no braneh is of the future-a way to bring immediately available to students-unless they ao off-campus. Presently ther< are t,.o Marine banking to the people. Everyone Midland ATM's in Capen Kall beta~ no branch Is located' near the Amherst Campus. il concerned w ith convenience UB and Albany were tbe first State University of New York (SUNY) cainpuS<s to today. " have such facilities on campus. Altboush a - M & T vice president need may havo existed prior to their actual installuion, SUNY policy forbade private Nicholas Buscagl~a commtrcial enterprises to operate on campus. In May of 1979, th< SUNY Board of Trustees amended their policy to add ban kina. lc!lal beverages, vonding, and linen supply to the Plannina John Neal, the two ATM 's wiU be • services that private commercial enterprises ready for operation at tho beainnin& pf the were permitted to operate on State campuses. Spring s<mester. Last month Marin.'Midland began th< ncc<ssary construction in Harriman Accord ina to Snyder, the rent paid by M & T Hall for the machines and M & T construction will bqin next we<k. Representatives from both and Marine Midland for tbc UB space is forwarded Ill the State tO Offset the COSt of banks said that tbt machines will probably be providing scrvic<s such as banking to ~tudents. installed during the Winter recess. Thos rent, alona with all utilities is allocated to "Electronic Ban kina is Ul< wavo of tho New York, and not returned to UB, he said. future-. way 10 bri.ng ban kin& to the people," Althougll the University may 001 benefit M & T Assistant Vice President Nicholas monetarily from the ATM's, both ~lia Bascaglia said. "Everyone is concerned with and LaCorte agre«< that th< facilities' proridc CO(Ivenience t o d a y ATM's , z drovidc tl\is' UB with an utractivc Foture. Buscaglia said coal.>enicnce. that the Univenity's agrttment is diff..-cnt than Marine Midland edna Assistant Karen an agrcan.,. •ith a commen:ial entity, suc:b as LaCorte said thai the American Banklna a maU, because ''the lhlivenity is aot int~ed Association conducted $ludies "'hich revaltd on makina money" from the deal. but instead that students are more likely to benefit from "'ishes to offer a service to its students." this type or bankina service. All UB ATM's have thick security s~tems, Buscaalia qrced that it is an ickal service for controlled by the tndividual banks which, . students. since they adapt early to new accord in& to Buscagli$ and LaCorte, make it tccbnoloay. impossiblt-to rob the machines. According to Spring Marine Midland and M & T banks UB Public Safety Assistant Direo:tor Jack Eaattt. no thefts have occurred u anY of the sianed separate contracts with UB to lnSiall UB machinea. Recently one instance of "' electronic ban kina facilities, accordln& to vandalism, done to the M & T machine, in Assistant Vice President for Finance and which part of the plastic facing on the out!ldc Management Leonard Snyder. or the machine was ripped off. but this dld not He explained that tl\ese two banu were hamper its operation. chosen because they were able to meet By USA fRIED Sp«tnJm.Stl!{f RtptNttr S "E Last {}ou\J\@=lJtJ Days ••••••••••ICUPCOWOIII········ 2QUARTER �Governments cope problm! nn't th~ num~ of urldcraraduate> bll( ~way tbey an cbolcn,11Y tf'I'Ointmcnl of the SA Prn1dcnt." R0>e11fdd ch&>lded SA Prelloclent Joe R11\on for appolnlml htm~lf to SBI, "-.11h01lllhr 11nv or 1ntrro1" to adequately rtprt>cnl the •tudcnn He a.<!.Cned that Rll\in doto not rome to h~11np or •••• the board oieetin~. )et "ants 10 oontrol the \016. Rosmfdd i$ abo ~riural or thr 'eltction of Bill Mack-since fired-~ayina that the former SBI IIC4$Ur<:t was•"rc:jtt'led b)' lh< undcraraduate5 for an rlrcted pO>Itlon." but th81 Rirl.ln found him fll for 1 SBI ' ci>nllnued from ~ge 1 )tad doto not S« any rna )Or, chana• m the future for SBI . Ht Aid th81.-n) d•rrcrcncc mtirdy depends Upon the lfll(luau rcpresentati\C> and not SBI "If they ha.c c-plt •bo know ho• ~o "orL 1n $1udmc co•ernnvnt lhinas '"tU "'OrL b~llrr ." While not for>tttn& any ma,10r chan1• 1n GSA 'J rOit in the future. Murphy IUC&e<tcd that the >earch for 1 nt..., Exctuti•c Out'Cior-Biack hu rtstantd for profe:.>lonal reasons-"' ill ope~ new opportunhlts, that a pcr.son "who can make 5lanlllcant contribut1om coward$ makint~ SBI mort efftctl•c," should 1>< seltcted. SBI needs 1n "I!Jce<:uti"< Dirtctor "'ho believe< on a <'OOpcrliiiYC method," .somethm& 'R oeenftld chamud SA pruident joe \ Rifkin for appointing himtelf to SBI •without the time or interett" to adequat~ly Ro>enfdcl's bluest howe••er, was missing in the the.GSA president that the SA reprcsentatlvt5 ~ole In a bloc whkh past, and "someone haJ and cs oprn 10 g iVef too mucf> power 10 tht pre:;ident. Also, by nt"N -and· ;nno\lativt ideas." havins the SA pres1dent e l l - the representatives it cli$cnfranchl$ts 1!1 sc udtnts M urphy abo propo!td an adv1<0ry commmec who didn't v01e for that pres•dent." •to chc Board of Directors whoch would help co nepte the Sptcial inl'ere<t of appo1nten. This M urphy dcnitd th11 Ibert " lign1ficant aroup "Ould havt no .,.., power, (bema trresponsibility on thr part or the SA. declanna 1dvisory), but tt .. outd "conmbutc a that ht has seen "nothina to behc•e that SA pcrspecti•e that is nttdtd." lias noc b«11 fair" or trropoiUiblc \\lth all The GSA pr<$idcnt abo saw the possibdu) or factions involved_ having all 10 581 Board of birectOI'$ >ellS On the issue or finanCJa.l rt5ponsibdily, decided by election, I propOialthal Roscnfdd Rosenfeld claimed that SBits "ahnosc felt very stron&IY about. "If all 10 w~ elected rewardil\l division dircaors who '!J*nd 100 at large the undcrgraduatt5 would have a higher much by payina their bills." Citlna examples proportional number or vote5," but there such as cos~ overruns ln student publications would also bt a more rrpresentative sample on and Mack'S airplane tidet to Florida, which the board, explained the law student. Hc added were paid for by SBI , the SBA rrpresentativr that "SBI is a political oraanizauion and 1._ .. plained that by runnina up these bills first political decisions should bt made by elected they "don't Jfv• 115 a choice but mak~ us oflicials." obliaaced co pay." _ The idea of providina services 11 poluical and In the case of Mack, Rosenfeld complained a main scni~ of a government,'' added Rosenfdd. and the discussion or what..,..., ... that "Bill had to be p;ud IOithout diSCUSSion" and argllcd tbaJ upcmn should be d«ided by co pro• ide for ,.bat stodents makt5 this tht board before they occur. If there IS not a unavoidable. llghttr fiscal policy in the future he QUC$1ioned Murphy agreed thot SBI IS poh11cal, callin& 11 the desire of graduate and prOfC!\IOnll SIUdtnl "naive 10 tlunl. d1fftrtnlly." Cit in& the organiutioM to c:onunue fundina SBI. tremendous funds SBI deals "ith, plus the While Murphy saw no problem "'llh the po~tical iSSU<$ or chlld-ca.r e and abortion pr<Jtnl financial arrangemtnll, C~tn SUI&CIIing COVmll!C, ~e said thai lhC f&Cidt present!> pre>ented that SB!js apolitieal is counter· a possible slight incrc:a~ in GSA funding, Rosrnfeld disclosed a growing SBA hesitancy tO · productive and ttlf it would be healthy for the contribute money: "SBA called mc in trying co ' corporation to "an it out in the open" that it negotiate reductions, >aying that law students is political. This, hr said, would make the don't fl<l enough back for thtu Sl ,SOO." politics more manageable. · Rosenfrld admilltd he Ia "nervous fo r th< Altho<~gh br is •ehemcnlly oppO!cd co SBA oraanization." The im,ortlnet or E•ecull>e pullina out or 5 81, RO>ellftld qrec:d that Director and treasurer-Maek's old "therr i$ no ntcdttor us to &"e more monc) position-and tbrir replacemrnu·eonnot be until they tisht<n up" tM.r money pohcy. Hc strrs!td cnouah. He said that 1f fi!CIIl) doto not expra SBA to lta•e1nd proposes that tc$1)()nsible people are not choRo to filltht5C if thert is a new money pohcy that be ..,ositlons there will not be adequate fundi for rteo~mcnd an increasr in the law studtncs servK:es and "if the StrVICes fall apart, all other fund1n1. mtnts will be imlcvant.'' ,.;u ~ FlilM SNifA 16 MOU 9IOI'PIN6 IW<'S IMll ottlST!MS I It'$ A tEmR �l' '(00 w""' TO •n•• 4HO MAVI A GOOO flilll!t AN.O.CONE'S INN ll fHI ,LACI TO 00 ff - .Sunshine House finally disba_nds ATTENTION GRAD STU.OENTS RESEARCH GRANTS Money rs availa.ble for Grad student research d frnal Master 's or Doctoral/eve/ pro1ec1. radu.11e Resource Access Oe~e/opment Pro/ the-GSA has funds to prO\ rde up to SZOO for Masters and SJZS for PhD tandidates Appllcario'hs avarlable rn rlie GSA offrce, 10J Talbert Half (M1h.nt umpus) By DAVID CZAJKA F'Dturt!S Etjitor Student crisis center Sunshine House, in the wake of inability to come to terms with the Student Association (SA) ova- propoccd transfetence of loeale, has decided to disband. Aecordina to Sunshine House spokesman Howard Brown, when faoed with tho notion of shift ina to tho Amherst Campus, "the mombers doeidod no. " The entire scenario is foundod in a number of factors most notably, the dilapidatod condition in which the centet rests. When confronted with legal action by the University Heiahts Community because of it• appeara~. it became lmpa-alive that Sunshine House vacate their Winspear Avenue station. This left both the crisis center and SA with the dilomma of where to place the center. SA • opted for a cohabitual ~esidence at Amherst's Drop·In Center. ·"They felt we should becomt part or the Drop-In Center run br 8iane Oale, but she didn't want us,'' Brown commentod. "She didn't have room for Sunshine Houac: she didn't have tbt actuall:lh)llical s.,.CC." Instead the orpnization ~ and found ample space in Main Suttt Campus' Townsend Hall. This, occordins to SA Director of Student Oraaniutions Cbuma Osuorah, was unacoep~ablt. His reasonins was two·fold; first because of Townsend's.propinquity to the public supportod Crisis & Suicidt Counseling Cooter and becauS<-Qf Sunshine House's "lack or leadership ... "T hey're unstable,'' assessod Osuorah. "They'vt had six ch ·n their hierarchy; this $!lows you 1 're unnabk. They lack leadership. I tod them to lit into a structure with leadnship. Drop-In is qualifltd." Brown claimed the otbo- member's obstlnancy in movina was anchorod to what ht ch.aracterlud as a chanse in function. Primarily, a telephone crisis service, Brown userted that at the Amhttst location the hot line suvlce would cease. "They chanaod the function," said Bro,.,n. "Many people joinod '9 they c.>uld work over thephone." But the Sunshine House spokesman dld not con-I the fact that then v.ert problems within r th'e o;gania:ation's s)'!tem, of which bad morale was at the top. Brown was assurod that the move to Townsend would clear the air. "Oiven the Opportunity 10 move to Townsend," sa1d Brown, "'things could ba"t chan.1od. There wne people who wantod to be rrainod. But Osuo"h Celt Townsend "'as too close to the Crisos Cent or. To this Osuorah concurred; when measurina the activity or Sunshine House and the Crisis C.ntor loca.lod on Main Streti near campus the results he obtained were vtty similar. "I asl<ed the Crisis <::enter when peop)e call the most and they told mt between midnight and one." anestod Osoorah. "lthtn askod Brown and aot the samo answer, 12 and one . . . they orror the tliiCI same S«Vices 111 the CrUis Center." r - - -DEADLINE: tFriday, January 29/82 at 4 pm Students ftom 11ff facultres are urged to apply ---- - - Kamikazee Nite �edi Sl~nll, as u•ual, are exeluded from the ptann1ng and dectsion ma~tng proeeeses at this University. Earlier t~ls aemester, V1ce PreSident lor Academic Allelrs Robet1 Rossberg decided that tile TMe Arilnerr>t C..mpua 11 ""' • utopia 01 even ·a money, Which oecame &VIlllbte throug~ some It awed unadu, but ll'e on egalitarian's 'dream in resource juggttno and a grant I rom lll8 Slate, relerenct. lo Its pall<lng arrangements' No resetved should not be allocated on an acron·the board parking lor faculty, just apactat SPOts lor basts but rather tiiStllbutecl to tha racutlles anO handicapped students No par!ltng lots are beller or ltnes that need lhe e•tra dollats to compete IO< that mUCh close< to the Acacse111 rc Spme than qualtll. . graduate st\l(lettts •nothar, lhey just ac<oss-tll8 bOard sttnk. ~ The <1ec1soons -eobasecton tha tndfvldual II os dosquiellng to hear facuhl" members now, recommenOattons ol the Faculty Deans. wtttlo\Jt •ltlf a oecaoe ol sttence. beg1n 1o clamo< lor Input !rom GSA or other members ollhe GTiduate Ptele<en11at pall<ing on the new campus. Fo< some Sc:llool h•eraJClhy reaaon, cer1a1n tacully member• believe they have GSA Presttlent Peter Murphy w11 tn~enseo over more books lo carry, more projects lo tug and more the clecf11on and has moblll~ecl hts Executive Committee 1n protest, terming the move unlalr Important things to do than to search In va 1n fOf 1 par~tng space than us peons.Well, members or the andcalllng lor Ross berg 10 cnanoe htl declsron. It. lacutty,joln the-club. has propoSed Ita own version or a fair allooauon We ttave yet to locate, like a parking SPOt near that calls lor an across·tne ·board oncrease Ia< all CO.pen. a conctetlt reason why the Amnersl ~ TAlGA's 11111 would increase the minimum levels Campus should follow the Llnlalr " prlvlleglfd cr'ass" I hal they are Paid e•ample or the Main Street Cempus, lhereoy AllhoUJ!h we agre<> tnar GAffAs are overwor-ked •nO uncleiJ)IItcl and lhat lite mtn1mum ' ' - stlo\Jta thieving tile pnme Pllking IPOtS ta< faculty and staff members, Whose salaries are paid oy the be rnc:reaset~. thiS altocallon 11 not whet a the tuncls StUdents, 1eav1ng students to light over the aumos sti<Kiid be S<Jppltedlrom. And as RoS$berg's a< the Unlversrty Plaza, whiChever is clos8f. assiStant. Vottlemar tnnus notes, 11 11 too tale as the resources hive beerl already allocated ana the AI present, Main Street parking rema.ns an unlunny joke. Facully membera have assumed the Cleans are processing them. bad habit ol consistently parking fn student lois Rossberg's Whole dJvlslon ts ,currenlly tn the throes ol re-alloealion:dellberallona and roaource while their own "prlvleged" apaces remain unoccupied, a bitter pill lor many stuOents 10 examinations lhal are designed to modetnl2e tne swallow. University, cut Ia( where 11 e•ists•..end beol up But what tS lunnler tnan the park 1ng depanments thai are swamped with atuelenls and arrangements llle &(lmtnl atration wants students 10 are unable to prOVIde oualtty education ~use of swallow are the reasons "educated" raculty over-oemand We support the olllce's members grve tn responae to wh~ -'tnherst should errons,attllough we s11ongty beltewe tnal the 1dea of be segregated hke tis Maon Stree_laACestor. • comprellenal~e untYerS1t.y must cons1s1 or a wide Accordtng to one respected ~nment Chait, artd Ylr10Cl e•,•euJum~ park1ng spaces " are a btg ~~enhve to get quahty But what GSA la11s 10 reahu, ot choOtles to faculty here." Somehow we think sa tal)', academic overlook, 15 that some kin" ot PrtOfiiiZing and quality, ano the cultural atmosphere of the reshullhng ol resources reoUIIes some ttard mstltulion rank a little higher up tn the tncef\lrVe cloc1S10ns that may not all reek ol lalrness,bul that scale then a convenient SQace lor their car. we must be ma.,o. GSA Is nol the lirst group that "'"' also doubt that the major reason' Steven sample be laced with having to swallow something that is doctded lo become the Presttlent of UB was that he beat lot the ontlre lnstilutron, out not nf)Cessarlly them. It •• hoPed that lhe rest ot the Unoverslty would get a " nlc:;e" parkmg spot near the Sp 1oe. 11 not. then we're rn 01g trouble. oommun•tY Will take Aossberg's oetlbarat1ons wnh rallonalny al'cl not run oil and protest each cut Cer\a1n lh1ngs must be done to get thta Un•veiS•ty rothng agatn. anO some sac:ttl1ce 15 gotng to na~e come about When the Gr&(luate Stuoent Aesocoat1on (GSA) But we ooutdn't agree mOfe wlth GSA that all Sena.te meets ton1ghl jn Haas Lounge 11 w111 be student gov11nmen1s should be atarn1ed and cons1dot~ng lhe Immediate matteror the allocat 1on protesting In unison that one~e ageln ahJdents.are ol some $200,000 in GAITA atlpeno Increases. But being crowded out ol !he oecislon making process. benoath I his aroument will llo tho laroer Issue. that .A!Imlnlsttetors are onco more, without any twang Double-parked dinosaun The shaft once again of remofH, 1gno<1ng 5tudento Our protesta ere lathng on deal ears and beCOming the aourca Of odtc:ule rather than taken as eonstrucll~• cnlisrcm It 11 sao that, In 1981, admlntsttatora arc agatn shutting thetr eye, 10 stude!lt interests and Input Just as with Kaboeh and the enUre U8 space question and with • multitude of othor IJsues that dtreclly allocts UB's prime oonstnuency -stuelenll- Capen Hall's f1hh floor cloo<a ••• agatn slammed' Shut In our lacn Some of the blame must lie wtlh IM 5lu<lenl governmenll themselves, ltlerr negttgenee and the r otatant faiiUte to hghl Ia< student lnleresll Peter Murphy may be bark1ng up the "'rang liM tonight In Haas Lounge when he rallies greduate atudenta egalnslthe TAIGA eupenO lltocallon out he cannot be faulted lor ll)'lng to get lludentt up5el with an administration lh&l 1! fncre4tbty antr· student In outlook and manner I SomeDody has If:! start the llghl Who's masturbating ? The t1ghl Ia< • stuoent unlbn 11 now at 111 CIOSS<OidS. There are two weeks until &tudenls will be away lor winter Dreak and~ slOt d6 not know wnother Sqyire Hall wjll still., a union upon our relj.lln In late January. Therll are a lot ol s1mple, easy quesllona lhel tile admlnlslration reluses 10 have lhe common dece~y 10 answer Students are entitled to know the late ol a bulld.ng thai has become part ol then . trves.Prts1den1 Robetl Ketter anO hiS admlnlatrahon na-.e no nght 1n "'''~hold•ng 1/le I>MIC lnfOfmatoon that stuclenll •ncl the Kabosn Commttlee ~..., ·requested •n I he" aue~lo, 11 not save I he StiUCtUfl, then the concept behlnO II According tO Keller in a memo to the UntvtrSIIy ArchiVeS, a search. lnlliated bY Bob Hayden, a Kabosh member, lorinlormatlon on lhe College Fee was donlod by the President beCause "such an exe1cise would constitute nolh.ng more than an exercise In masturbahon." II the PreSident thinks 1/lat sincere eflorts by the student body to save scSrne semblance ol l!udenl tile at thll soc•ally·b8rrllll un•vers•IY 1S masturbation, then 11 can't be as baG u thOse nuns told us rl was. And a good way to t>Ut our mastutbauon to.construclive users to a118'1d r today's Squue solidarity rally 1n Haas Loung~ 31 noon T1me ts running out. we ean'l afford to 1e1 en aomlntstret•on,wllh an obviously warpeo sense of values, acrew us 011er again . ) } feed- Not 'us . ,, be M lurtll., ct>nf.,lton ,~.rdjng back . Report from Talbert . Edttor 'n theltOp#IJ -~ - · t{/0 , , . - Ac.cNmk:- Affltrl Tes• FfHce of 111e Srvdenr Assemorr oot•~ ,,. pi"OCeH Ol U~t,ng /HC,..fl 101 t"- SA teac,ttr ewards r,_ atudem retPOnlet to our ,,.,. ~tnd advertJsemtnts were ~l'f eacouregfng. We rK*IwK neeoy twk:e as- many return• as /ear yHr. It ;:r oor OP'nlorl ""' 111 the IHChert _..ltHid lbOUI W«l truly dt:Utv1ng of tit• awart11 but I t_put~•wn~to Ufr!bw ol IHc/1.,, wtto ~tMm ToaldWIOIII' WMf WIS Iff no Wl'fiJIOCMtf'd fllfll!t on~ t•lt;ir« we• ae'-'CtH flO"' t~c'h d~PIIrtmcmt II JS wltlt great piNiu;e ""' 1 announc• tlte wlnn•t~ ol rM t98t SA Te•chlfiQ ~Wftd$ ROOM &nrly, Ptychology DetnrtrtNfli AAUI Cllri., EngliSh O.p•rtmMI f;rz,oeur OomWy. ArchtlfCtwe ~nd EnwlfONnflfl(-' Onl$tlt Fu""'· O.vid .,&~.SiC t»p.enment <Htton $1-a, lflono~r O.,.nm.nr ~lltlnlh et~aluellons submmN to u• by the .atud«<ll ' " " ' ' · ' " · /<I.#_. f. tM IWird' ww-e limited to ·-~~""""hOd nor--•rr won e lflllltfl (~Itt« lfl $A A Win/ 01 • SUNY CINrn<:eiiOf'o Awtord). TIM '"lOft (Of tltts ••• to U#mut.te lntw'HJ m the •wefdl flfiOI!O IM -/UU/I'f lfi-Ottl w"-"" FHtally. ;n thfl lfllfl•ll of tli'ltH'Itlr •nd jn OffiM IO piGmOl. Um'tWSttrw• tfK:OgnUIOit, on,., JMftetlorl •• UHd 1M lolfOWIIJQ wtth the SCA TE hlntlboOic end thtt til gr~llfg ,,..'" the A& • '"SUit Dl I Plfl~ lfUI ~JJ, &uurdly...Dtt<;•mD., 5. p~Jt on ,.. rtHS Umv•;.Iry'4 Ski 1••m COit$1detable d1mage wa.s WIOUQhl upon t!Je Amherst Clmpu$ Sdruumelst.n Slit Club, tnc to H'lfoun . , m~tnNtJ ol the UtttWtH'Sft, ~mmumr~ , , , thft f'IIC091tllf01) ~~ • • HYe procedures and reatr~tfOnl FJrat. •adf telc,.•r flld ,.,, or "" ctau revltw«< by '" Acodtmlc AI/tits mtmott 711/a report wn uatld In OIHI/unctlon ,,.. . . , , , , .,,,,~ Ol lhf UB Ski Jetm Inti VOflllf, E - r u O.partment Ttte'l w1U be prtJ•nt.O 'wtth an engreftfJ pJiq&Je ' ' • t.c•J)oon hekl on Ftldly, O.Ctm""' I I, 11181 in, rho S..ort Cttomt>otl ol Tllo.r! koll. fM ACIIdtm.o ~II"" TtJk Fo'" •g•Ht \llr4JINI IO tltln• •II of ti'HI'SludMtlt Of Ul WhO 'lli~t OUI 10 ,.,.•• thla • ••r .......... oil,.., JIMWIIIiflold Chairman S.a T-hlfl9 Awards CommliiM out c'ub Weltot» tltlt '"~• New bus route . In r•spOns• to r~u•ltt lnd perltiont oy $ftll ond tiUdlltlrs to M•"o Bus., tlte NFT~tute 1 IJ "~•,., bus on Mont11y, o.c.m~ 2~ 1~1 flte bus WiiiiHYt flrOI t - b<tJ SMIIO< tl5.15 pm._ ~.., Flttrr Roort. t>IC~.,g up s.n.c. (Oolra, 8Nnt, Comm-u•rrJ B&Hidmgf ,..,,.,.~ II Fllltt and SM\;;ce lfMdl, tum •ut Oft Mlpfe R01r:1, and then tum tOUth on Mlllerspoll ~lng tolith on Mlllmport/Grov.r CIOYtllnd, '¥$~ &/loy, sourh on "'"'" Sueet to dowrutu•·r? &lltlo. . fhlt bus flrfi/ be tnili.,tN dur;ng ,,. atni.Jitrlhollday brNII; S!Udlltlro._,,.,g ~~ &lltlo 1M fHJI flritltwrg 10 /Itt the eto~ ,,,. •IIMriOOn UMput" bcilft IIHJUid t••• ildYint~ ol ,,.11 ,.., M•tro bu.$ 104/lf wJtk:h 'Mil 11/scn•,~ •• •II bus flop• •lrlno SchuumeJSt.,s SAJ Club, Inc W~ only ttop• lltlt lh• Dllhtvl()t , e&ttlbUIIC1 by som• PHP'- ~no auendftl the ,.ny dHI not tf'Uf/Ct on tltl! org1n1uu• ot 11\11 •Hnt 01 om~ SA lundfld cl"b& Mardn P. 8Laek Secrtnary o' the 8o.lfcf ol Otfec:tOt"s Sc-~t•s Skt CWb. Inc IJII,.r5p0ft. Mem al?d S.;ley corner. end 111 bus I top• liOng Uam SttHI. '"',,,.from Flmt Loop to MI/MtJpotl .,a notfltslde ot Sftf!nd•n DttV• '' H '*'l.s; 30 cent$'' dtschlrQmg bttweotn •outhskle ol ~tl(len end Un;yenlty PIIU, lnd 10 cenU- lor srops Itt rn. C.ry o/ Buttoto W~Jert~ the Spnng ,..,...,., ~ • atudents. ftt:4.11ty lftttl ' " " fllfdmg OOf.,s (Jo~~IHY ~ ''~neon~ to I(IHDOOit t••• the,.,. numl>lt 44 Loc.Apoi1·1Qo. Bulfllo OuUtl lroff' lhl unshelteted Augtpu'fl*' Ro•a bul slop .-Jtoutd ;,,,,,on t.IIHtg me special &J M•m OUI II Flmt Loop •h•lt•r 11 &16 p '"· Tt11 numbM 44 loellf)oftoro-&llolo wr/1 tun •• PM UWtl (4. 14, 4;311, 6;$1 p trt, tiC.) Wtlh ~-.JPS or IM AII!IIIJU'I/« t>u• stop. f'llltOt. .~OIIIHt ~.a/ 5 IS p.m. &J ltl~fl OUI' wtll IUUfW til 01 W.IJO ctHIItnUtng IC/Mdu,. _,.,. ... HutcftlnvS OeP¥tmonl o_l ,l'l..,trtcal •"" ~torEng-·ng �-.ome Of lht ~o oulrtqeous-!ota•ementa Ktnent maoe btoforf'l PfomC>tete ot the $how ruaMC~ tt.m I'*IY tOt lear he ~HI•nellt • hot r:or f ,o amP't,.. c11 m• th8fe ,, no I I ..,II IIW.yS ii'OCOUf8lVing IO be IM1-ndto-of tnt: """"""Q z-111 ~ PfetQ<f... OQ&I•at AtOO. t~t~::'.:'._"'"''n.t A<wratn .SU.a-Oav.o Ln tf'lOM Mnhf'Mntl QUite et~tJtnUy 1n , .. Guu1 Opuuon m tne November 23 Th1 SPHtrum ceflfno Aflba and Arab- eymp,t "HIItl," and Anwar Saelaf ··• trfall apy and saboteur " He advocate& fhlng aquaoa. 'fmPHaonment,. o•• cnarrtbetl, and mass drown1nga •• a COII·tHocUve way lo atop what he calls •·raclam'' aga lntt tht Jvws oo IM oart ot Pett,tlnlan·Af•bt wnenlty being oenled lfleoh ba&lc hvman rtghls by llle t&raeh goYtN'nMenl . fhil II eQUrVIIeol to .5a)'Mlg I he biKkt 1ft thfJ country ••• rKIII t01 teaet~Hng vt01auon1 ol ,,.., Cfofll ft~hes ~ wtl•t• peopt~t .... thll tl 1.1 the acuona of \tie lara.., go.et11ment Wftkh .,. condenwwJd nos the Jt'lfltl&h peopte. t11s CommntM Against Nl.l;JIIm 11\d Rac11m as a Otanch oltt)e ZiotHat Jtwlsh Defense Lnoue Ia a conuadk:Uon in terms The UN and Ammt~t)' lotert~alfonal '''only two or I he lnternlttonaUy raspe.:ted ooesn·t.., to'""'' org1n1uHon• whk:h acknowledge Zlonlam to oe 1 form of r•c;sm . T"i' 11 l he same UN Which In October t074 rf'Cegnu:ea tno Patestinlan Libeuttlon OrgbnlzeHoo (what M1 l..ov CIIIG the Palestln1an Uara Orglnlllflon) 11 the 10._ representative ot ttle Palestinian peoc)IO, and enooreed the P•lestt"'•~ right to I~OJ)endenee and sta1enooo Mr Lev \IJ>IIIH much bteatn auempung to defend RlbtM'' Matt Kahlne ftom wnat M c.ons~• untatt ~=~~:9~: r:':::!!:':;, ~~·~"'" aucn I"J09 •• P.,..,..,.. thefe ~ 'hh •tte~ ,...,., ••U be.- HD• thC"t\ ~ tre &4-P'B,•ntte f41Cl t.nat tt:t-e.M rtc2tto> e;nstt"l peop .. ..,en IOCIIIJ st;tt OOinutr~t. ,,._Jews in thoO ..J, ..,~ ot IM,..n Trut ~ arter ,,.,, o• •~a11ng ro ot •" eotJnwe• 10 mtgratt ro ,,,.., H ... ''"• J"' ,. at so art•' yeats ot letrorttt •hKJII:I on Ptteahn•art• tlrte:tuchng wom•n anc1 ct'uldrenlsuch as Kt1r K1111m '""' Ocm Yualn, .-;tHeth mot•vi>ted the nugratlon ot hunnrM.1 :~t;:,~::nds ot PatHUn•an AraM to netghbotl.ng The IIIUIH()(\ oears a ctose ra&embllnc• to lhlt tn Rt1odeltl Whata a whHe mtnorlly Ml.led ~•tical controt ovet a country •htch w aa not ,..,.,.. to u;le ,,. ltrae••• or toe wly tupportad ,,.,. wn•t• Ftnodet.~n OO.eftunent '*ilh afml. nol to ot~~ opprn•r..a oo-f'lf'nmentt s.utJ\ I.J Ctl• ... So\llh Afrtea Ato-tt~f'a and EJ S.••-.oGr TM)I se.ft\ to M•a leamect the * 'onQ l>ftson hom the cr-u.f 1ttatmeru they ha.ct at the tterw ot ttJe N.a.t•t Fblthtlt tnan hght•no tac.•am ,,., tta~ fe;MI\&d lhe re-n!Jt ott~ """''!Oft oppfessora A aool t<•han& atso makes the alattmtf\1 ll'lat tno A1ab:i> •·are not ptep•rtd to accept the·.state o f te.rol)tln ~tz.e These people will not re11 untH th.rt •• f\0 Je""tsh state. Theta lath•uagGCJy'" Hete •oaln he tOiilly tgnores the Hue fiCII Of th• i.IIUIHOn .. S.nce NO•etnotf' 2974 wnen Yasaar A1ata1 maa h1& lmmottll I~ appealt'f\0 tOt-& J)O.tQI'-'IIOfUIIOf'l IO what ne modestty caUathe P•'Ht•rw.&n p1ob'Om.- the woe~ Jlal lftf' th.lt AlabS and Pal«-Sttfitatll. nen "" lht tace of tembtt •nf1JII~ 51111 Otal., ~ peAeetu~ eotutt>OI't Wttnflll An.,•~ s.td.at' t•eat)' W~>tlh Pr.me ..- ~~·••• Seo•n. anv a..gnea at Camp O.~tc:i in 1971 lne EQJJ)IIIOI M¥t>'lept e...,y agteemef\1 IMJ' made tn lftAI tt•aty wnrle IM flf ...&a on t~ 01'* ttCJJd Ml4 broWn hNf'IJ ~ KCOfd Wttnaa a...a tne S...6 Pf'.C. ~ODOHt -"'<rt fi'OUlCJ ,et....-n IO t.,. Pa-t"H-hn..tta O'IIJ' 21 l)efctnl ot 1tw occ~e<r ,.no, ••nn oy the~_.~ W•lnreN ,,,. ly " '•'•' t uthiaterat ~~· tttt pfaft 11no ,..,, wtlhngnees to utcooruz.e l.st•e• '" tetUfn tt'Cog,utten of Pa~<etHne '' only peace can be Drovqht to lnat lroublec:t 1rta the Israeli roactk»n on the other hand Ia 10 iofllfJ'\ ·~ect the Sa !.Kit pe•c• ptoPOs•l Tnoy cnahonge UN peac:e '~OIIlg foru ~tch tney .ar..o -wouk:lo•~rot Sin a• wtlen thlf OGCup•ed I~I'Kt lS re1urMd to the EoYPiilf'll '" A.pftl 1Q82 R:tbtJi /(.ahiM '" hiS CO"ItO..,.llf COOl.. rM1 Mull Go l(t¥~QC;atn us~>ng nvc5a~ w ..pgna u a 10hn110n 10 tf'le Arab CHob'em Go.tda .,."'''• 'Ofmet M 1noJlef of Itt"' - u Ptlp.,ttJ<f to do e.~tKUy 11\11 ~ t97J bUI tile Waf tlndeG OIIW>ta ~ QOIIN Ch41N:e I ..OUI(I MY •n .ac::t\l.l!llJ' fl II the: I~S '-ftO &U~ f'lbl Of~·fld 10 ~01 t~ stall of Pa~Uhnt tn any aae TMft 11 IM tragecty' I ""' ' toflunate tnou;~ tO t¥t ptttlef\1 104' tne ht11 a11nuaf Pateatmtan So!ldiJIIIf hy whteh t~ place ,, Ne..,.; York Cuy ovtt ,,_. -rh•n".(gt'Y•no wH-k.end. I hoard Blfl<l.. l, lall" Amene:eoJ and non·Ztonttt Jaw• ilhke spea~ oll1 fOI liJO PalosUn•a.n caua.o ~od OI'Y8 tnt~u suppon U btougnt tura to m~ a1 8$ to neaJ mom spaa.._ ot the terrible lntulltCH "'"•Ch th:e Patesun•an• N•• suff .. t!d I C-annot 1\tlp, t\OWt•t•. beti\Q SP•fdulll)' upllttfCI oy tiJt Paltllinl•f'll '"""'~•• 1n the tau ol tuch o••or '"*1 '"'* Pt•,.,. ttl$~Jrmou'ltablt ot>ttac~ea I Ct!tll.f.f\fy t'OC)e •-=•51'1 ,.fu-. • •..gttt wnen ~ .,.,. NN·•~. a"'ld liM G'"!'Y ol 1,. Wo-NJ w.SI ••~'""" 1"'-"'ttrfyts Of btJ a&&Uor.O Pafta11'\~ Willl"8 101 ... 84' · ~Lies/Opinion ·::;:> By GRADUATE STUDENT ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE .., '"- pa.st Uve years. as a(l!cht~al mottfa. ~•ve - . . , ovallol>le I~IOUQ/I the olll~o of A - AIIOJta to ref.. GAITAsH-. lhe opptoocn ol lho Vice Preslel<lnt 101 A<:odemlc Allohs IVPAA)'t offleo h.. been to •aiM tho minimum oorninos of graduate wtudenta. In 19'78 it w1.1 ralsect 10 $3,300 ana In 19'19-11180 It wu ratse<llo tho pr. .oM minimum of ~ $3,!50(). Tho Gtoduale Studenl Anoc:iotlon (GSA) endorses thl• policy lf!d wonders wny fl hal been Cf\angDd, 0 oa.pec&ally eon tSOerlng I hat ovw the paat fl'tl yeara l"e realatanaard ot IMng fot' GAITA'e naa dec:reaHd. Tho Gto~~~eto sa-t ot tnls U•l-olty n o t - nour" ltltlng l.hat lhe mtnlmum hvtng waoe tor 111111-1883 •Ill be $0,835, not IIICIIICIIIIO lulliOtl ooslt. Shouid IN ltueienl be ma'riedt the mlntmum ~ raiaea IO $G,81S. (TM Clo!*lmetll of Hulin - Humo• S«voces hiiMt the poverty aeve• required fOt b.e.N a.urvlval at SG.!50Ci pety. .r). Thtt "'ta.nt thai nel(t year, If Roatbef'g 'a propotal atanda, on..half ol on TAIGA's will be olllclolly l>ef9w !he oallrnat&l or our own Grectvate School for a oocent Uv1ng ata•dot<t. Slor11ng with a minimum of Sil,300 In 1878-79, witn • _ ..,vauve estlmataof 10 PI'Cfnt lnflotlon,., ynt and a five peroenl wage lncreaH per yeu. the TAIGA'o thoulcl be eatniiiO. 01 }he very IMSI, anc! $6,053 newt yeot 111112·111831. If we go boo~ to 1875, t h e - ~1 wu 12.800 ond wllh very con-vallvelnllotiOtlligu•es flvo PI<Ct"l IO< 187$-187&, tO percent lor 1187&-1881) tho 1. .1W~ Ol T~'s hava Ooc:teose<ll500 In 1876 11011010 So we 111 worse off now, by SSOO; theft WI watt In 1976. AtiiO\ OVI f ll'lt flAil ll~e years QrldUil8 ltUde1\ll [lave been filling relfenCJ\od tacully posltlona more •nd more •no ort Utut ctofng mt.teh snore WOf"-. Mao~ are tt•~ino full COUtHI by themwlves and .,. no tonget luat aatlaU"g profnaors 1s Iuton ana gradefa ot pepers. The truln ot tne mallet ~that presently gradualt THchlng Amot6nta ""'" ve INdllllO llUIOionlo The fact it t TAJGA·s ar• • ·•CftHO aource of labor' under tne o ot • GA'I being K&CMmiC apptenllce• un<10t the lultlaoo of ltnow180f101~ - • 1 1 The Unlverauy mutt ac:Mow~ At IN.I1 Ofl • mlnfmum basla, th•t GA'1 ai'Kt TA's are luiiiiiiOO totM: eort o f • teaua ot M'ti)IOymenVtettdertnQ oe a&rvi>Ctl that ahouiCS bo actoouarel~ ttmunetated. Ettllfl Ihit yoot • lola I ol $232,100 wot ollocotll<l lot this un1veralty to ralae GAITA ltlpenda. lht bulk. waa dlvkieo between HaaUh Sc~oco C*Hn Cartee PaMnt at lit Vie41 Protklerll~ end ~mlc Aflo11o (wrlh AoO.tl Aout>etg . . Ill VICe Preslclofll). 0111« OIHI oil he Unl-tlty, IUOI1 . . the <l<a<f~~eto Scl!ool, 01110 lhc>Ujjl! f>IOP0'100110tiiY IIWCII IMt. Hullh 523.000. Wl\lto ....,_Ano.,.,... aiiOCOIO<f &200,000 lilt 0111 un<IOIII-tng, 1/let Hallh S c i - OllltiiMO<f tho montY 01 M OCt- the boonl lOIN. Cortooq...,lly, tho gtodiiOit OIUOOIIIII" Hoollh Sci..,... ••• -1110 lhol rolto righl now In thow peychocka. Tho Gtoduato Sc/lootloilowtd IM .., . _,. .-ru. s . - ,__ '-'* POitcy ancllh_.t GA'a a'e also real'tJng tnctlt r111N1 r~ht now R ossbttg'e plan lt much more comphcateo. anc1 u kea eaCh OU.n to IUbm11 a PfOPQii.&J ta~ Into contiCietlhon his ••tnttt:''Km to dtStrtbute the 1200,000 altoc.ttd 10 Aeaoemfc AHalra. In a atlecth'e fash~oo. to raiN I.S.Istantanlpt to ltte new ceiUng.'' HI a memo c lted thr crilerkJn to be tonaldereo ~ Oeans, tM fO®t of wn•ch WfttO &dChtiiOd IO~ ...Program prlot11V Within eactl dlvlt fOn _,lncrun sllpendtlo lht m;utlmum .... To etNte naUooatly competittv• su~a and P"''tomt Basally. 1111 ~n 1110 raise ualstantll\ipa ro the new muimurn. WhttNS GSA.ta COfl<lefn ts to tiiU th• mm1rnum ~to that ttls not JO pe~CM~I ONow ,,. poNt ty lme. OUr comp111n1 11 tworotct On tM one h.ana. gr10ua1e aruoenra In general. ancs GSA' ln parUeular, wtK»'I prtmary taalle fa to repreHnl gtaduato stUdent t~oedl, wa• • e(Ctudtd lrom tne process. W e were nor Info rmed of the s1and on theu own "*""' a'Mt ackiiUona l tunarno ._ •• not Ukelr to tt'co~ao• ··1oo.. $h,c)enl$ to AI tend 08 Other factots, suc.h •• ntttonat tame. tlbiAJY tacU•ttta.. 81\d geogriQhiCa• cona~ at tOns must be tt\en lnto aecoum In olh« .-ofda. tM few ··•upw>"ltnH wcwtd not .. be MOoQh to am~ct any atotuflc:a.ni 8/nOUI\t o f ·top· ~IUdeniS, ancs It woukt hnther a1tena1e the 11\HMnll ••rntng whet wet dtKtlbtd by one dean ,aa "lnordh111tl-, low 11ipend1" (emphllla Ofiglnal}, FunhermcKe1 theM tow salatle.s r~rtsont. •ocortJ!ng to one de1n, • "perc.t'Yid blOt upon the •nautuuonal o~utc.heon."' ' In Ofdtnary •ai"Qu.age, the tow u lar•n are a dlt.gtace. OUt own Pros.,.,-..gnote. Steven Samc>te. rn , _.. 10 a Qoet11on GSA Ptu<Jtnl Pet., Mu'lllly, Pt-1101 Se.atch Comm.ttM mwnbe!'. eoneemlinQ the '''~'~"0 of gfi<IWte &UP«<Ot. wu. •MPhlttC t.n matnta•n•ng th.at money IS not the Oflly means to attrACt OOOd Q.fadvate s1uc:tenta. In his uumauon, atuoents •ttl'fld gradultl &enool 10 stuay With a p,wcular 9f"Ofessor or facully, ano mone y ia only a terUa~ncefn~ t ea, the aal,riOI a.re a di&Qtace~ More dt.gflceful It lht avalloblllly ol tho money not tho deciSion mokl~g procoaa leeUng th•t thttre 11 no dtishe,·on IOe part of the uotll tf was 10 lar along the way it waa conaid.,_. by the a<lminlstr•tton. to ra<:elve graduate student tnput. at 1 VPAA'a olllco to o. • fait accompli. Wn"" tho qu.. tton mean1ngrut tew.t. h seem a o•Ymoronic; edmll studentl to was a~f<l to the entire GSA Senate and •Pticial i"leteat .s:tudy hefe oeeause. 1mong other tlltrtgs, of tr.en t~CS clUb reptMefltatW.t wtl_.her any of them n•d personelly ~ ol academiC OWC041-. OnciJ- putf)OIOIUIIY lgnotO _ , UI<Ocl 01 htd...., 1\NtO of any g.-o~~eto 11...,..,1 tnem. wnen then own ~NU'IIty, Jntethg~. Mnt•u••ty. belng . .1<0<1 1,.., oolniOtl on this mau•. ,.,, ..,. c01t4d c::ont*ns •00 QOatt Ill IQY81u•Oie lf'I4)YlJ lf\.lt heiO mlkl an&Wef yn And that rncludes both drv,lon• and ethel thl.a untvera.ty ..,.,., et la.. ott rca wHh attlttantst'llps.. We teet this._ a ptfme Out immtc~~at a ora.n 11 to bfing tl\ts .ssue be lora ,,. lndtcallon ot tne klnd or oat&rnaJlsHc attlt\IOIIh• GSA S...ote o1111 Mot mee11110. Wlldnotday, Decomblt g aom&nlllt1Uon h11 1ow1rds Jtudemt and '• totally a\ 7 p.m . lo Haaa l ounoa. ThiS will be an OP4If'l MMCtf\Q unaec.eptlblt The people c:Jiutc11y alftctld by a tJec4aton lor iiU gradu.atelludilnta. not only TAIGA's.and w. or lhlt Mind ahOuid o. dlteelly Involved In the de<:loton tfleourage you to oomonstr• te you, .supporf lot ot.n matdng. proceu 11 atl lovel$, and were. In fftCt ' suu.gglt. At lhla meellng we will Pflsont 1111 tHOtutlon 1 dtiiiHIIIfly tKclud•d~ recently publlahec:t In tfle Gr1~uete Post, the GSA newatettM Wt w ltf atao dlscYu tono-ranoe plana •• "¥~~ til O ur second dltflcYity ' 'With the prlnclplh lhtl VPAA'a as lmmedlllt ••ettu to tmptem..,l our prO()OPI of how ... 10 Spend lht S2001000 altoo.ted 10 11\e VPAA"a Oil Ia. to oil~ Pul IOtlh. u "'~ as~,. O•at whlen ..,., - t o be usentlfllr tlltlat l'llotlo, tO_ I,..~~­ nuse GAllA lli!Mnda. o/ ~ ~~~-•tty molong dose to ~""u"' ot ~, 1(10 IOihe tKetllly OSIOIIII - ,.,.,.1~1 ~ ultimate goal Oel AoSSINWQ to hla ao Out Pftnciptes are much fi10J• sva~ght totWatd tnd we ulllci.IOII occomplo, One! tO have llli~IIJ.oflhe G$" "laDIIaf'l 1 ftlOfl equtt&bfe dlstnbut*On of ttl• Senate 1m~""to<t Tho GSA 0s comrnluo<t to tho monies. We feel tnat "llmple Ju.sllc8 tequ1rn a uvtng neeeasttY of hi'Ylng lludentl lnvol\'trd at e~ ,.,.. ot wao- " Our overall pretvumcelsthlt Qfldulle students ptan"tno 11 tntt Vni'Yttllly Wnat • e 'ti~OtJid Ukelo see tt should bo utnlng 11 least ~.DOD but, ftlllng tho oblllly to !'W)nest, open, and equal p~nfctpatioo in all matt.,• Obtain 11111 11mount, the dfatrlbutlon 1h01.1kS be •• •trtptq,log graduate l hldtm• Metno.s rtglfdlng tlll.f)' equitAble •• POIIIblo. Our proposaf iS to r•lae the eturrent ll>cldosos lor TAIGA's shoulcl otoH out doalul. A chanominimum ttlpend to $3,1100. This ptOQOHI would dlteelly tn attitUde towafd gtlldUIIe lt'-"'ents ts uroenlly nettHd.. ofloct ovtf 5QD gttduote Sludtfll OIIPI<l<fs. u•tiko so IhAt our H'IP\11 Ia tot1cl1ed on ._....., occuion, for ewtf)' Roa-g't ptopotol wnl<:h ellecls only 131 ttotect doolloon lhel oll.cit..., and not oltw the.., called loll ptevtc)Uity. th•t amou~l does not..,..,._ come dON to occompli. " - - • t woth lnllotiOtl, but 11 woulcl melle hfo • Wo •""1 this now ThontloN, !Ill Ooc:- ""GOlding bUll ....., lot """'Y grod\1010 t i - l P<utnlly gtadltalo • t . , . . , t a - oo -~­ exPI<l<fiiiO • lot of 1 - """'IIY -TY'IIO ot>oul tiii!PIO IIIIJOO<:t"'-iy tc:olched. Wo'll 11011 Olgoln from 1110 _,llo" •I Our ••o rew~se bei,..... 1/o -1• • 800110mk: ......... Whllo the ..__,110 ol Ao..-s·o to '"'" eo collecl "O•COj>Uonll" tiUdonto to UB, totno - · <111001- with lft)t ioglo>. Thoy l•llollhOI OOI)OIImotlll btgiMlng on---. -1110.-o- cow. Con"""'*"ty, lot o<od...t• ot..,.,ta, lind t h l o In portlcul&t, ,.. wlli P < - • -tile~ of how and ot wt>ot Jove! ""' Witl\ to nove llllt I"'PPImonlod. --··-··1 . . _:, �feedback Amherst erectio ns Edttet' It ·~•rs llttt Jolhlll O.utch lnfl VUJtettt MonchOII Itt 011ly two of I~ many people on e1mpu1 whO dO not•PPU+CI41f lht lrt tkhtbUIJd on the Amh.,ll Campu• ~•use m•'( tlo not Umlftlllnd It So Ifill llf•JI" • • fltfl/ I$ OlftWI Uft ,..,,. lbout '"""· , llfllf ,..... ,,.,. momttnu to pOint 0411 lfJe ttue vtiUfl and mean~ng oltn.u tor •~11one For e(~'mpitt, on me Hotn#tftlfH trtd o/ lhfl SP/"IJ by Govtt,..Ot'f SIIS ••lfultmg Cat HO<HJs " frt~J b~lvty Oblllned tor • ltw mu•~ lhCWIIfKItJOIIItl IS Uft«/fllfiH tn 911MHuf, flcqt pGUII)Iy .n I /Uffl4'(11t1 It lftP/fSMtll 0/ COUtU, IIHI d~y o/ IUIO lrnJUJity VJd t,. '"''of 5tKJety rn g.,,,,, The n•xt is '"Fled tna Yfllow o,, A1g .. located"'" Flint Loop. F/ltJ prk:t ol lnts one esca,._, '"• {A 1111 Sfttaf / 'fT) SUit) Iff.(/ WIS IJttJCIM! to hon« th• 011 wflJJ flremselves.. ' ' well I I ,,._pumps ,,,,.,.., thtovghour ,,.. WOikl 0... by~ "•" •• 8J•t;J. Th1s monumenf honoJ".s ih• hiPfiiUJd dt£~qn ol tiUTAmnersr Cllmpu$ usou It at.so bfarr aert1m '"semblance to EIIICOII, 1na m•r honor "'" mgen1ous IUCfti i«JI who Steel B«1rns Nt o,,.,,., Oet1911ed U While SIOMd OfttJ Save our Sq ~ire Editor. Editor By the.adm;nls,etiOff'l d«,~ IO Cl6.t• Squ1te HIN lnd IIAff IW.y ,e ft«'"'9 OUt By tar. the moit ltn/HtU'"" . P•Kft IS 'Urge O.rt Mound It ;s locatK across-,,. f,fttftt trom ,,_ ttftw P"•"'9 k>t. True 4PPUIC~ilton 0/ I hiS WIJOik IS Only lllalnlbltr /rom •t>o~•. say the sncth floor of Blidy From lltf11e otut ' ' tiV~~IH:Ibr the bullriOLet treaa marlrs. bOukltns. QIIOI~ ana WNd,. SO iftlt~Ute/y ett•mplmg to a/toOt Jtt 1nd untnta.#!'tl $/VCI.nt ICO~IIIe.S. lWt th1s ''not'" It means,,. tniShe(/ If>' 11ti¥U11Uift fill« I II IS I CIIUQU. Ol Utb~n OhQ"' Itt(/ f"e .-ucc.s.s-tul •ttempt oy ,,. 1dmut1stt•t1011 to t»rty tht maze otsmlllftt "'"'on lOp,,. lbatfiCIH ,_./& Who coultl torget IOOut tfte gem on P11c•t 8 enutled "Ablndon•d 1reuor, Dead Crane, and Btolum PlllftJII " TQ1s soc;at p~ oone by UB J•p•nese contriCIOI SluA, SYinboltlU tne lH~I .. dOt~tft Of the Ptot•st•ru WOtl Erh;c ., ,,. s,..,... ..Small Om Mound''" ,,. oest VMWtKJ /rom oil Untpul. lite budge •bOve 290 on Maple Rcutl Ereclfd tHhlnt1 1/Je new Conlt~ce Flc;flty, II ;s UB's ntwesr art plfJCfl The lhlpe Is .SO IIIIUIII lhlld tldiiCult IO be'#,.._ II WII tNtH *llh I bulldo.l.,- IMJ ftOI hlftd IC.ulpl«< A.nothet tmy t•vo,te) IJ tht lti~S o/ red squares 1M1 ytllow cotttS m 'llflous locllltJttl E1e11 ;, IIQtttd by the artist, H;gn Voltege. end l'ye been told I h it the design Ihey torm when v;ewfd /rom tWtff 'PIC. Is mCMd1blfl. AtJOth« rt "'GraV.t Ra.d to Nowh«•"" rfghl in /rom of O'BtiM HI" TIN MHm.ng of lhJI 1$ too clfler to warr• s,.c• ,.,, exp,.Htlqg. A/as. llut two ore como to miM. T fit "Splnatu •n<t Pip.. S.h' d Ffnc••• (nflr Oo.._.,.,, • roo prolouna tor my mind. Tht ,., HC.menr S..1ge Pr~• Upright" /by ~1/ to ilftponenr Maust it '"'"' up mr IHIMQ$ about the A.mMnt C.mpuo' IIHut)' I hOPf lh•t Joahuo ond Vlnc.nt cen now IPIJI~'"' Ellicott South'• own ''Stone Mud'' ICUIPI IJt., 'n • student 4/ffiOI't. ~h Ill~ tn. »d lnd "'"'Y ltud.,t wno pr•sentl'f go.s to INS IC/JOot. 1nd ..,fly atudem who tW1II m tlte future The olos,ltg ol Souuo Hell f1!(11ns th• hlss of • &liJdent un,on st~t$ the nglu to unue ourstltte$ fot eny com"'on purpo$•. The det1110n to CIOict Squtrfl Hill WIS mldtllv• Yllfl agO WithOut me CQ.fflfi'JI Of lh• lludctnl$ The dKIIiOtt to build AM~It C.mpus wh«e u ' ' lOCI ted now, •ltd not ••Pind ICIOSS IM SlrHI 01'110 tffct golf couru ns- m•tn Nt 1062 wttltout our consetU Tit• ortgtnal plan ol dftJign for the Amn•r~t C.mpus WIS ltOI •• it ~ COitlltUCtftd tOd"ay. Aft•tlhe demo'nstrltiOnl In ptOIUI ol the V~ttnlm Wer In lhft ,.,, 6i0'• eno .,,., 10·a. ,,.Y tht tMsign ;n '" tllon to I lift)' tht lb411ty ol ,,, tt&l'denll tO 4JfJtf'f IQiitt Cflenged t••• What _... f•ce todl'l ,, ,,, ldmmilttllioru ltnal .,.,, to take ewer our studet,tt union The onty l f t l Ott fllhBf Clmpu$ WhPfft II •nytlmtt the Studftflta o•n urmt. YN 1ndHd, ttle ldMUtll,lliOit leers the stufM#ua. NtN« tge~n do INy Wlnt tn• Sludtnta fo 4Jftlly, ,..,.,. •96Ut WIN 1"- tiC/Gftnts be ao• to tllrtey 4ut:CH<I ,,. l;nel me"**W'et. T~• IKt 11111 the Oent•l School ttNdt ICCrft/llltiO(t II IHUI(I UIH ''*' II l(t ,~q to /UIIII'I lfttll ecllon• '"~ct fa, Itt order ta geln •ccrNitlt#On ell,,., tM Dfntol Sc/!ool-1 IO do II lltM sChOOl cen lllo'trlto n~rtd build J . .,pu..,. they could c.r-tllftly lfloniiO OUtld lrtO,Hit IH#Id;ng lot tiHHr ••~Mn•ton Tiler c•" '"' "''" elao ''~•t• mJ/110(1 doll•r• th•t Will be used to ffftO'Itt• Squire Hill t•r•novlte 1 dill'''"' bulldMQ. So ""'Y Soulro Holt? TIHI • • • ,. CIHt. O.C.U.Uit II I fit tiiHHnt PS-111 omttted any won ot an M A"'flwot. I opo/Ogflf 10 IM Ull•at wfiOpulll- Applauding Keller U/tiO/J S.C.uu n Jt our""-~' Not o.uuu th«e ;a no OlfNt c.ftok»' _.....,. Uno•orolty Sluclonl OX-F AM view We memoen. ol tllf UB J~JIIr''~ ltUd.,t commufttfy-tlloth a«uzMr end "'''9tOU~-•Pill41A Prnt<~Mt Kftrftf • d~s10" •nnhrtc«J ,, 71tf Altteln Rttl•tl FufJd Com11ti/IH gtltelully •clllnow,.ogt I hi gtrttrou• c1mpu• lhtl h01t*'iibef 13 l"r'ft Spec;ttum tnet the lJn;W!t$11'( wm conlinue to J•w''" unc•~ c/4uo.£ on '"' "H1grt Holy O.ys. We nor• udly, ltow•vN. tll11t me AdmlmlllltiOn s COitlr;butiOns made to the camp1lgn to htlp ttfl th.ov.,nds ot Ch41dtM Y;t;tlml ol CltOUQht tnd ,.,,,.. m Ug1~1 'and SomeJ_, CIK,sJOn to na•e oeM m~dt ••, IUUit Ol pO~liCII />lftSJUtes lfOm Al~n~ tlthet ,,.,, Clolt ' " Tnt c.m•;gn. wn olirgmalty sJ•ttd lot tiHI rttMth ol Ocr-. 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UB ts not., pap., "'"' wltneutHJ WI$ • demonltllth.n of ellrulam In llrellne.st sl'ltre Now. •••Y Pllce to bla Jtudtnt. W• Ieee I cons/deMo~ tou In 'Cf'"'''Y SfMU: most one's scnoot cen o. l.l»nt on • bUs tre-.,fll~~tg •mong hiiiH tlttH umpuus_ ,,.,. 1s 1 Chrott~e •hOrt~ of 0tr and oll-clmPf,.ls dOttltiOn$ fiiiQJng '-""" IIV. doiiiiS """rl"f some cltlld '"'" 0. ltd Nott, .am• sick child frl/1 o. W• ,,. /Hippy ro _ , ltous~ttg Often, mlgnt ' " " ' , . , most srudenrs maJor m •lUthy lnd c~nlct$m. In spue of 111 thtl, tho to 12"' r otaJ •moum ratled ro dlle 11459 Ol>f cl>e<:k m tno omounl ol Uf'IV9111IY Still CfJttSKIIfld ldd;ng 1 fterdJhtp lot • larg e numo.r 01 ,,, ltud.nt&. Once more. J. , ' ''* h•PPt '"" lit,. Mil ftOI be I~ Cllt W• C.Mt <Hift hope tn.t Pr."llftlt Kfttor•s wrll ~flit~/ I ntw Urt~WtiJty lttltudt ~Md on tnt rHI lttrl ITtO"" lftoltlmete t'IHd$ of ltudtfllr. fl thet than OKPfld1•nce and lltiChiQIItSIIC ~ IOWff COftlldWlltiOIJ& 115 by lntlrwduols •~~<~ OIQinillliOnll COIIIflbUI;ottJ up /0 Sl I 75 wull•ltveted to U"/CEF Novemw 20, 198J, •nd • 1M:OIKI Ontl lln•l ehtck wUI 0. Hrty JO/Hiory. 11182. AH ,._,,., lfiCV(red ln tho "'''1«1 eonducl o/IIHI ce~ •nd del--, 10 UNICEF,... - . PfOVk/td by membfrs Oft~· ~lie/ CommlttH trom lholr -•on•' "'"""IW' "*""""'' olthltA(JOIIln4 od hoc commii/H 110....,• Ad•m• Jol>ft. Alllflfl lrloore. Juamtl Tflt"r"HIItlflf,.y. l r t: ~til fllw•rll S.-.r Inti SJ/tellf W~t~litlld 11 Utt,.,.,,,., AQtm. ' " think,,. 8utleJo conttlbutors l•rtd th is Foundltk>n~ ~OUf dMIIIOftt 1nd tor )'OUt rnclllllfta IIHI UB l/00dne11 lo• • E-.I S.Jrilnt Owector ol the Ectuc:auon•l Opport~~n•tY PtQGta"" \.- �Notional& ln ternotlonol News Supplement of Th~ S,.ctrum 't use Brylcream. uses oil (crude) ~---------o<m~ sunglasses to hide dark. beady eyes pug nose to look as -----------------;~~~ though he is a fighter ignorant masses loves to be quoted, although he'll always say he was misquoted leans to the left (aryd to the right and then ... back to the left . ' often in mouth Qaddafi denies hit squad aimed at Reagan p!'epared to fl!tot II!JIIlnst America "because AmeriCa By DAVID .DELIS I T ! Is attacking animosity between the United States and oil liCk Libya has been the ~ca ol !JUt antagOnism by bottt ~ latest ~':"erupted n. Sta~ CM!T a stat"""i by American IX!partment olflclals accusing Ubyan ruler Mumnw ei-Qaddall o( plotting to assassinate President Ronald Reagan and ocher key~ In a teleVIsed InterView from Trlpoll. Qaddafi vehemently denied sending tenorlsls to kill Rea911n ar •any ocher people In the worid: Telecast CM!1 the American Broadcast Company (ABCl News Pr0!J311'. Qaddali said President Rea!JIIn was "silly and he Is n01 qua~fl8d to lead AmeriCa as a supeipowcr." The Ubyett leader also called lor the demise of the Reagan administration by the Amm:an people ·as they d;d wltk Nixon, and elect another respecrlul President." Qaddali went on to deny tkat Ills nation would assassinate any person. but !Ntllis country Is us: Qaddafl also ckarged the United States with attempting to kUJ kim several times CM!1 the PA" lew mon~ He clema.nded an awestlgDtlon to let the dllztn$ o( America and libya know the truth Q addafl contended tkat the United Stales was trying to lntmere In Ubya by encouraging Ametlcan IT'Alltonatlonals, suck as Exxon. to chscontJnUe ope.-allons in libya courw we need tt.m," ke added. "but II they go. we. have to do wltkoutthem.• AI the end o( his broadcast. Qadcfall said tkat he would like to normalue relations with the Unlted States but"ZioniSt propaganda Is behind the many aocusellons and ne!JIIIions II!JIIInSI us In Amat~Ca: I In n subsequent Interview with the Italian daily Camere della, QadclaR asserted he has ~ assisted $\ICh llmOriSt !Joup5 as Italy's Red Bri!JIIde, but •only those that struggle for a Ju$t cause like the.Palestme Uber~tlon Organization. "'f mowmen., D espite his sttong denials, the Sll>tl! Department In saki. "We ha~~e sttong evidence !Nt Qaddafl has been planning the murder o( American officials both here and obroad.•llie Slllte Department added that "we Cfttainly hope tNt Qaddafi's denial means !Nt ke will abencb> the use of ll1rTOnSm as part his lon!I!J> po~;cy• Reo.~ !Nt they are keeping a close watc;h on the l,lbyah leiMX-r, officials concluded •when he has stoppcd.\~_llllll know il" The Fedlnl Bureau of inwstigotlon (FBI) and thf Secret SeMc:e are on alert II!JIIInstll\4 lerror\51s trained IR Ubya, accotdlng to the N';W York nmes President ~gan Is also taking the r~ seriously Senatar Daniel PatiiCk Ma,onihan. acting c:hairman o( the Senate Intelligence Committee, supports Ike State Departmen(s dec;larotlon, clatmlng that Qllddallls lying. Senatar Roberi C. Byrd. Senate MlnOOiy 1..-ler and RAtpubllcan lAeder Hool.oard Baker o( Terv>e$see, are~ on Q.ddalrs Nt ~t Boch rTWJl are taking tho& necessaty pnjo;,aullom in the ewnt !Nt QoddaR Is behind en assas~ ,Washington plot. �- ----~ .~ Owt Uw pail ISO~. relal>On> ber-m t}., United S~atn and Mnrco ha,-. boe1 rnonr rrwl<ed In US ln~t•n Texas during 11-., 1830. and thll •ubsequenl grannng of sllltehood M>d tn tt-rc! 1847 Mexican Ainmtan War In ttw Uml<od States. dlstrusr wM shooNn clearly by the r<!aeiiOn 10 tlw T1mmmnan lettor mailed '" · Mexteo during World War I E\101 tho p.nslng of years has 001 boe1 successful 1n moslng the n'a>UU!t that has typ<fied relatrons. as !he Ei:onomu.t said "1llc US M!m>S unwilling to ~ Uw ernt'f!JIIl9 oil power of Mtxleo as an equal. and Mcxlco Is unyk>ldlng In her k"""·jerk hostUity to any action taken by 11<..,. northern ""'!lhbor • Any f1'l<M! by the United States alrocod toward Improving rdations wllh Mexico Is seen by lhll MexicanS as an allempt to ntract mare oillrom the countrY. This mutual hostility was demonstrated dearly 1n the anunostty between Mex.can President 'M· uioo ;, the only -nation · in the Organization of American SUJta (~AS) trainJnc.l lb .....U CO$ VISits by !J""llla wilCio<fs IO Moo.c- and H.-,nat Doubts however. conctrnl09 Uw document• aat~troty haw been rli!Sed In adclu10n, relauons "''th Cuba ""' another thonly prablem ~ lhe two. Mexico •• the only naoon In tlw Organ!utron of Amencan Stat~ 101\Si that still ha• tdauons With Havana and •ucc••>l\'t' adrntnl•tratlons hallt' nurwnod a fr;,mdly IOolatlonshtp with f'lck>l Canro By conlrnst US-Cuhan tclatlons haw ~ lndrked by OO.tiltty and antipathy Amo!rlcan offocldl• vk.w Cuba as a c!Mtal>il>llnc.l fllCtor intent an .preadong Monusm thtCJO!#>out the Ammc:a• •nil hiovt: tned to \>date the t>land paLtocally and«~ Wa.hlngton ...,. MexiCO's lrltranS~ "' a •lac> rn the face and counter·productiW 10 ·Hemo•phenc secunry." a ba•lc cOfi1)0I'lCtlt of the OAS Undoubtedly, tile Carrtbean basin ts ooe ol !he major sources of disagreement betvJft'll the United States and Mexlc« for example, there Is no the cauw: of !he situationS mslln9 El Salvador. N~.l-lor4Jras, and • MexEan scholars view Uw Central Amenc:an ~ mowrnents .,. natural results ol lhe .mlsena. In whlq) these people flnd ~'­ and from which there ts no chance of escape. Thus. these fi'IOIIeii1Q1\tS are formed to bnng on socllll change that w1ll end oppression and poverty. North American experts tend 10 ..,.. these rnoYements as mwnples of~ expansionism and as a Cuban a~ 10 cxpcll$n!lidu!ion to the hemis~ • ~ T.,. R.gan Acmnistration has repatedly lllbelled the Nbnsuan ~ "manc!st" and has publi$hed the IOQied WI* P.,n to show the oonsldaable East~~~~ bloc ~ In the Vlll1ouJ s.lveclaran ~ ~- Those pjtp8I'S purporllldlv rewa! ~ caunllleS ~toni !fl weaponry and 10.n.lpool- - · · - ... C<lUJitry Rragan hoi>' proposed to dedi "''"' this problom the fobA.urg rnanner;...oe JUfl! legalalaiiOI'I of a! illegal wnnugrants In the United States wlwn lhe program gob Into 11fl«t and a bmited ·~" .....na. program of ~ a year to saUsfy the need> o't <l!flployers ,.;.Ti~p labor. The prO!J"am has ak~adl­ . drawn fire from MQXlco an many points. M~lco wanll a •guest worker" program for about ~ million workers to unemployment In Mexico and to hRip the balance of trade payments wllh the US The SO,OOO.hgut~ has been taken as an rnsuft by tt.., ~ also proposed-to lie workers to 01'11! ... ~ nationS Analysis wl••" Mexican !JOII"llll'O'II. •' Although Ronald Reagan has established a better rapport wllh Portillo and with the M•.--xlean govemmentin 9"Jl"flfl. warming tt-rc! cnllly reklllonshlp croated by the Carter admlnlsualion, many Issues remaln which still dMde the two the Carter adminlstratron. In sharp contrast Wllh hls dealings with Carter. Partll!9 and Reagan ha\1\l undergone a notable change in apprOiiCh. Characteristic ol thls shlftls Portlllo'> di5Agreement with American policY while not c:ondllmn109 It, and by inviting ~n 10 adress tlw NOr1h South Conference hold in Ulilcun. Mexico Ha.oll!ver. many problems slill S«parate lhe two NOr1h American ~ts. They ba~leally faD lniO lwo categona: the Cambean basin and billlteral questions. certarn to rematn lhe most smous and ~n•unnount.lble probl.<m f11Cl119 ttw two Ava&t.l. Sibil> tiCS t)tln\IIU! that \here atC' SOIM lhrfe' n1lll; 111og.>1 M4'1>lcan immigrants ~ rn tlw Unu,';l Slate> Ah~ mo>t are~.,~ th.,t Am..'flC.m' tefuse to ))<'rlarm, an Increasing pe.cenlag<' are oblalning work tn ondustrifo<, thlly compel~ w1th the native work, forCA! For thl• r~ason, American labor '''" exerllod 1111' 11 · pre~sur~ Ill) ~ss and lhe Presllf<,nt to 1mpimlent nev( tou!to measurl$ to ill'm tlw ht•m , ~ and facdrtate caochlll!l mo... alr-e.>cly In lh. ease Lopez P0r1lllo and US President Jrmmy Carter Carter's gaffe about •Montezuma's r"""'9"· and his txl'aking oflhe natural gas ~~ irked the MexiCan President who rMpOOCied by alxogallr19 the fishing treatle5. Certainly. ---- B_!l!_gan Adminisjratfon may change 1hfs mood that 11tiU has relations witl1 H~' R~agan·s friendship with Lopez has helped 10 bo1dge lhe gap in lhe two nallons" relationship. The corcllalleelings buUt up clunng meetings In C;udad Juarez and Washlnglon thii year have helped to assuage tlw hard fccl1095 created by .. Relations between the. tw~ MEXICO by conlhct Md cmcad than harmony and mutual tru~t This onlartunat~ state ol allah hnd~ Its roou ~.,.... ~ American nations remain murky. but 1 By KENNETH M. NIESER . . - .. A.!thoot;jl w United States and Mexico 8!J1!it on the need to allevtate P"""f1Y In the <:arrlbl'on, there IS bitter" dlsagr""""'"t on what farm IJI"' solunons should take Major progress has boe1 rnadP "' tlus area, mainly In Americllrt ac:c:eptanoc! ol a role! f~ MexiCo and V~uda in lhe Carrlbean. Howeveo, Mexican participation In a Centr11l American mini Marshall Pkln Is contingent on tlvee points: I. Thot r/w aid hos no m1~tdry {ocel, 2. Thor tlw program rs r101 pcJbltctud os ant~ Cuban or Clllli-&>uief: ond 3. Thot ony COUOI1y In tlw 'f!IIO'I Is dlgoble The pocltion ol the United Sllltes an thiS proposal Is unclear, but llolilh American mUitary aJd IO EJ Salvador and tlw cbminatlon of aklto Nicaragua thlf seenrs unlikely at present. Mor~'f. another !J"OUP of dlffet~mee5 deals with bilateral questions~ !he lwo natlon5. An ft)(tretiW example ollhe many and varied problems occuned In Uw su.,.,.. ol 1980 wlwn Mexican ~rww olflclals blamed the worst drou!lltln 20 years on American hunicane ex~ts This rumor was Widely bdewd and Uw etfects olthe drought wm1 feh lhrou!toout aU ol Maico, reducing productlon ol50ml' foods and Increasing clomes& prices. This accusallon Illustrates tne wide ~P that exlsl$, and the provclant distrust and 11\lstnotlon lei\ In Mexico · F or oacampltt, Mexico ts demanding a new rok! In policy where Malcan In-IS 111• also at s!a¥- Portllo hM att....,red to establbh ....,..tat meetings wllh !Wagon lUCh as the ~ MSSionS hold IIIith the iMdh ol Canada, Western Europe, and Japan. But ReaQ11n has made no fWm CXIIIIUibnent to the Mex-ICan PraldenL "' addition, lnlmi!J"atlon has been and s.ms lornw.d<lting and influmclng us to facilitate enforcemenl. but Mexico f..,!, that worker vxploitallon w111 then become carnmonplace At this point, neJthet s!M seem• prepared 10 compromise. A final Insult to the Mexican nation ls the construction oftlw barbed w.,...topped 'Rio Grande WaJr' to prevent U~l aouings of the border The walliS oonsldered by MexiCans. a symbol ol America's cloMd door mentahty-an lndiflftenc:e towards Malco's problems and an u~s to frnd &perrnat>ent solution to the lmlni9'atioo problml. Also, maritime prob!ems have marred lJS.Mplean relallons. In I 978, Mexico clmrned a 200 mJie tcnllonal warm area which the Uni!ed States refysed to recogolte ond as a result a good number of 1)$ boats were seized In American waters. "l'hls, coupled with IM Senate<'' refusal to radly the 1978 Mantrnw Treaty, led Portillo to alxtr!Jate al fishing ~IS ..,th !he United Srates FNlly. trade relations ~ M0clco and lhe United States oontJOUe to cause concern on both sides ol the border. The United Slates IS Mexico's most uwrtantlradlng partner. and !he latlO Americlli nallon Is lhe United States' third klrgcst trade partnor and the fourth lar:gest suppllll( of oil The United States Is concerned wllh Mexican dumping of fruits and vegetables an the American marluH and also about an array ol MexiCan lAX measures uMct at increasing 41!xportS to lhll Unued States. T M Mexicans want help In trade from the Unttad States, especially In helping 10 reduee lhe bakl~ ol payments dcllcU to the United States which In 1980 · totalled 2 4 billion do41ars. Mexico Is wlnerable to dumping cholrges and for !hiS reason hb.s requnted that lhe United States .,...., trade restrlcllanl and lower ~artffs to open the marl«!t 10 more of ID goods. They even made prqx>saJs to haw a tr.e trade zane In the border areas. It tnljst be apparent by tlti tme thai Uw problems in contet1110fatY lJS-~ relallons arr many and vartad but this dati ...;! they aN u~ble. The good rapport and lnlndsNp ~_.. Partlllo and Reagan may tJve Impetus to !he molullan of thae outstanding problems. Indicative of tills was Reag~~n's occeptance of an inlllllltion ro tne North sOuth conference held 1n Canc:un rn October Also lmpot1ant was lhe establishment of )ollll ocm:ntttas to look 1010 trade, pol!llcal. and nlaritJrne problems during the Meacan Prtildent's VISit to w~ Last June. f'orr'J real~~ an " Issue$ will go 0 long way ln ~ tlw cis trUSt common an Lobll~llw Uni..S Slates and to fadlhaee !he ol clsanging Hen lisphe1c pollIleal, . economiC realities haw mean w Into Uw 2ht c.enh.try. ----------------------------------------------------~~ �Reagqn budget may ground NASA T he moons of Jupiter,_the By DAVID DELISI beautiful and complex rings of Saturn, a breath-taking sunset over the Martian landscape-these are only · some of the vista's opened up by the United States planetary exploration program. Now with Reagan's budget cuts, America~nvestlgation of the cosmos maybe comt!zg ~o an end. The National Aeronautlc:s and Space Administration (NASA) has already has l(s budget for fiscal1982 cut 7.5 percent. The reduction of an adciitlooal $367 mUlJoo will bring NASA's budget down to $5.7 bUilon To compound ~tters. the White House may slash $1 bllhon tM!r the next two yo~ars to further hinder the s~ program Wlth the administration's ~~t~ that the $2 2 billion 11 yo~ar ~ shuttle program be left untouched. NASA's only altemati\10! hils been to ooncel space exploration projects Air~ ~ed from the budget Is American participation In the lntematlooal Solar Polar Mission (ISPM). Two unmanned spacecraft were to explore the poles of the sun. Offlc:lals also c:oooeded ~t they hilve given up hope of robot In orbit around Venus launchln9 a once In ~ lifetime mlulon to Halley's Com.<t. The 11nd map Its 'cloud covered • surfliCe. The Deep Space comet Is expected to be within Network (DSN). a global array the sun's vicinity In 1986, after of antennas that would act as a a 76 yo~ar absence . Locked In communlcation fink wtth aU US Its froun ~dial planetary spacecraft. may also ~tt~hlch wiU burn off In~ be scrapped. The loss of this speclaCUlar spectrum of color-may lie the answers 10 · pr'*"" would stlence the transmissions of the Vf¥Jfi!J. 2 umoiYed questions ol universe's ~s me ~ss · O ther n~~tions such as Japan u.nd the SoWt Union wtD be wndlng probes, but they a.e Sllld to be f11r Inferior to the proposed American model Anocl-oor ~~ ol the budgo{ cuts Is Ptojecl Gohleo, a $500 mUllan venrure to drop a probe Into Jupiter's turbulent atmosp/lore. The spacecn~h lind 50\sory probe are alr..,.jy half OOf"I'C)Ieted. Also threatened Is a plan to place a radar equJpped by ~in 1986. Alta- Its spaceaalt. scheduled 10 pass. the Voyager will ex1t our , sola! system. Its~ • being broadcast to an unllslallog aodJence. Propulsion U.boratory ldPLI Electric, ~s w<'U as with the .may anm.pt to convince prlvatP military and vnergy industry, In corporations and other pari• of picking up the tabs on cut the gowtnrt1(!flt to lnwst In pr"!J'atnS In 1'\ltum, the space exploratiOn The world partiCipants would be allow.!d renowned JPL Is the ma)Of do as they wish Wlth llw beoeftcl.lry ol MASA funds ·~plll"l)fr tochnolog,o that would Oiri'Ctor Bruce Murroy wUfhold evoiw as a r~ult of the space dlscuulons with such PI'O!J'am, as well as preserw>g conglomerates as G!neral the~ e...ploration to ·-----------------· Baronet Candy Ice Cream Parlor The consumer bowuy from the ~ P"l!Jl"" hils been enormous. Many every dlly procb:ts. from digital watches 10 snexpensM! calculators. ~ as a by-product of ~ 1)f09I'anl Innovations. 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S1 WnN WVS (S 'uotlii.IISIU!WPV ~ pue :JtlnVUOllllf I"'JJOI"N SUOliW VSVN (t 1~"'!lstsaol L'Zl:8'6!Z'Z I" 't'Vd I"'JJOI"N 3UOISMOfi'>A (£ 1sa6uot sl!s.JOII\ lll{l " l!SSn lll{l UJ IOU"J eas atNM ·"'IJVS aou tz "MflOH atNM "41 Ul UO!UOIIfi\SUUIId iljOO lll{l SliM UOUO\fl"8 aun!f' (t - · -llti.Tho-- 11 �.. SOLIDARITY FOR THE UNION: \ J Your participation ·is important in . ... this . --decision . making py;ocess \ Wed.Dec.9 '--.._ ·12NOON Fillmore Room Squire Hall PROTEST THE CLOSING OF SQUlRE UNION . n Buses leave Ellicott for the Rally 1 ._ 11, 11:10, I J,o20, (c) 11:30, 11:40, 11:50, 12 Noon (c) . . Sponsored by KABOSH, SA, GSA, MFCSA, S..B I, Inc. , .SASU �/ "I do not tee how you could accomodlue 1M rpecio1 needt of the facult!f. There it no Om! lot that iB c/orer ro the academic buildi11gs." 1': 1 - Public Safety Director Despite complaints, officials contend parking is sufficient Lee Griffin By SETH ALLEN S/NCtrum SraJI Wrlrtt rriciab come~d that-conrrary to various faculty complaints-there IS ettouah parkin& spa<X on both the Maln Street and Amherst Campu=. but it is not as close to academic buildinas as somr would hkr 11 to be. Vi« President for Facilitios Plannina John Neal said some lots are full, but that Ibm " never a time when there is no space on either campus. Public Safety Direc1or Lee Grirrin said that the Bubble and Governors' lot at Amherst, and the Parker lot at Maio Street, are never full. Michael lot and Sherman lot always 011 up in the morning, he noted. Neal said many of lbe south lotS on Amherst fill fast . but "many people drhe around the P-7 101 (the funhest soulh lot from lbe Spine) for lbe better part or an hour not knowinathere is plenty of~~ behind the Spine." He said IWO lOIS in front of Cooke· HOChstell<r at Amherst opened two weeks ago and ~ 10 have help solve the new campus' parklna crunch. 0 : Many faculty members have complamed that they have special needs and shoul~ be allocAted their own parking space closer to the academic buildinas while others disagree, 1 contendin&that tbc faculty has no more riahlto special parkin& spa"" than stud<nts. Neal satd the trend will be to redU<:e the amount of parkin& spa'c at Main Street as it s" i~h<" 10 the Health Sciencc; Center. Michael lot will have to be smaller since con>Lructlon vehicle> will be&tn 11> use the adjacent road "'hich Neal said "i• not ,.,de enouah.:' G nrrin wd that the trend as the bul~ or UB moves out 10 Amherst is toward open parkms. addina that prtfcrred parking h not feasthk u it requires either expensive clecrronic de"""' such as pies or increased manpower to police . " I do not have any feelings one way or th~ other," Griffin salil. "I dt> not .sec how you could accommodate the special needs of the faculty. Thert is no one loi that is closer 10 the aeadtmic buildinas." "You need $0mc preferred parkin& in Sherman complex ,.here you have volunteer faculty such as full lime phySicians who receive lillie or no compensation for teaching ..You have 10 accommodate them," Griffin said. H.e added that UB wiU lose the loop in front of Squire when construction starts. bul "all functions in Squire will be moved," anyway. G nrr.n sa.d that the real crunch could .-orne "hm rapid lr&nstl li completed. At pr<S<'Itl, oo plans have been made for parkmg. ' Neal expllllned UO does not have enouah spa"" to park cal'$ for transu riders. He satd the 1rans11 managers believe they might use a remote ;it< nl on~ with feeder bu~e>, but "they will not w ive thdr ' parkin& problems on our campus.·· Griflin said wme future plans arc for an information booth at Amh<m and for parlma ffietttS to ''ctnte some turnaround lime and ~op people from viol anna lwo-botlr parkin& sjMICC:S." The O.reclor uplained, "We really do not ha>< a problem as compared to other schools. You ha•• 10 r,emcmber that mov udcntS are driving every year. Some schools d~01 let freshmen have cars because they do not have enough space 10 park them.'' 7 ugntinental FRANKLIN STREET · BUFFALO N. Y. 17 161 8 4 2 · 1292 ~\\~ [H MEoE.~EW ..u_ UNO£ SAMS --,.....,.,.,...............,_,.,. u r .....,.-~• - , . . . .....a.M. .. ~ .... ~ ,_,.., ,,. ,,. , . . . Mit ........... ~fJf-.#IU __......... ........ ... , C....,f#H.H4 , _ .....-c........ ..,_,.-r.. ,.,. (.-.~ ........ . ..,c- , t.IW~I,. ......... IIl --·•'-1• ... • • l'Ut . . . . . . . . , .~,. "" WAVE -..i~;_·~"'~ TilE FEMMES ~. BuiiiT PIJOOF CLA.U81A ~,~:~» ~ ()<'·''\~ f-'· \ STIFF MITTEN s.r. Dee.lllb -=- -~. - .. ~-...... MIXED DRINKS 2..FOR THE PRICE OF 1 TILL MIDNIGHT DRAfi SOC SCREWS AND MARYS 7SC �---ATTENTION!!!----, GRADUATE STUDENTS. TEACHING ASSISTANTS . GRADUATE ' . ASSISTANTS T A/CA LINES BELOW SJ, 900 iGNOREd iN $200,000 AllOCATiON \ foR STipENd iNCREASE FIND OUT WHY & WHAT WE CAN DO ABOUT .IT. MASS MEETING AT 7 pM iN I r LouNGE (MSC) HAAS ALL GRADUATE STUDENTS INVITED Look foR TltE GRAduATE NEwslETTER PROPOSED----------------------. Re..,.utlon of R.,.aberg'a Planned Altoc.tlon of AAidltl.;,..l Stipend Funding W!Mfeu The current minimum StlfHnd lew/ for graduate assistantships at SUNY/Bulfalo Is S3500 ~ yaar, and WMrMe The Un/Wrslty has approxlmat«y $225.000 to raise the lev~ of sti~Hnds, and Wheteu All students who~ the minimum sllfHnd ltMtl are performing wort whose value 11 much gre11ter than the S3500 fH/d to them, and WllerNa The VIce President for Academic Alfalrs has decided to allocate the bulk of the money under his control In such 11 manner aa to rat~ the StlfHnd level of those students who are already receiving the maximum /ave/ auch 1/lal their $5500 JllfHnd will ~ Increased to $6300, and WllerNa • JUStice requires that those studantl rtiCelving the minimum /(Vel rtiCelve additional fundinp before those students who already are we// above the minimum level and Whetua There was no graduate studenr Input into tJt/11 dtiCiSion in any form. BE IT THEREFORE REIOLVEO that the Gr11duate Student AssocllltiOihdemands that the current allocttlon plan be refor· mula ted such that the monay fs aiiOCIIted'ln ~uch 11 way u to raiH the srr{Wtlds oJ all flladuate assistantships which are funded at or near tna minimum st/,.nd level BE IT FURTHER REIOL~D lhet the fUIIdlng shall be a/Toea ted equally across all ~manta of tha unlvera1ty according to their enroltmment, Without ptlorlty being g/Wn to any /Hrllcu/er deparlment IE IT FURTHEIIIIESOLV£D ~ • that the dec/a/on meklnQ PfOCIIIS will henceforlh InvolVe G.S.A. fHrlk/fHt/on at an equal lew# w/111 the VIce "'-aldenta, with ldentkal voting rights and pt/~•• lor the Graduate StudMt Auoclatlon. �sports ' Bull hoopsters _blow big l·ead; By KEVIN A. JCREUG£1t Sp«trwm SI.U II mtr Fredonia comeback stalls·us Con11d<ron1 alllh< unlucky circumstllllCft INti Frcdonua Scat< had ro cl<al "'hh durtn1 WI Sarurdar'• ~ ..ainu UB, the Blue 0.:•11•' 68-6$ O~C'ftimc ~&c.ory O\IL-r the Bulls h~ to be OM of lht most pa1nful loues lor Head Coach Bdl Huahes 111 r«C<ll memor~. The pme marked rhc fira.t um9 that Fredonia has CVtf butt:n UB sute"e lhe series .aafltd •n 1978. Three of the >ix previous rontc:su w.,.e d<(:lded in o<ertlm<. Tioe Blue 0.:'11>, 2-2 ovtrall and 1.0 Scare UnJ'""'IrY or New Vor~ Arh1<1t< Conl.,.cnee (SUNYAC), dommared rhc IIA 10 mlnurt> or rrautauon and the full rsH' ovmt.mt mtnura. Th~ toed rhe Bull> (t·S o•moD. 0.1 SUNYAC) at S9·S9 wtlh 10 \ -I«<nd> lcfr on rhe ocwnd Nllf ,.hen 1uard Norm S..<e~ '> n~n and·cl'" u roor Jump ohoc fouod rhc-'-f>. ,In rhe 0\<rtunc pcnod. 1001hct Blue 0<>11 hero.,.,.. Jom Hauahcy. a fr~hman auard. put Ja live pomu 10 a cht "'"'Of) Tht fir\1. half •as a JOOd mcbcauon of tlbnp 10 tome" On)) ,,..,.,~ •a.J thaC' mort chan a t-.o pOint lead (Of an) ttap'l. and It halO liP< eM ~r~ ,._, lnotled II 216 • U81umped ro 1 qwd< ll!·Z91cad """ J4 ~2J left on tht <ontt<t Conuibutinaro tht quicllcad 'ltrti l>rcTwln Hllfn1o• ._ho K"'ff'd "'o ha~k fh, Karon Hmckr:son. wbo (olkJ.. td clp ~nh rhrrc ~"'RM"C"Uh\o( rttld ..,.,,,and lh< d<l>ur of r.hc UB "allcy-<>ap" b KC\on McMollan leedm1 Mar~ M<Cuore. As the lead ..-as me1ched ro j0.4o, tht Pull$ mel a formideblt road block in rhc.form ol Fred Whtlt l'11t lanky 6'6" l'C'I"'IC'r, w:ortd nine 51rf-ahf pOints for lh< Blue Oc"il( fn jmt 0\"C'r lhrtr • m.nUI(f., , On rh< orhtr end. Whuc helped rhc dcf<n"' •rop rhc Bulb f-redonua Coach C~ Pr«hrl, ,.Ito assisted unoo Huah« ar Dod• ltall for many )<trS, .aod, "We u>ed a man-to-man to C'\ baC'l rnro rhe pmc When -.c ""''into the O\trllmt and "ent ahead, • ·C' ftiJ nJhl bad. mto 1M zone'' Whll< b«amc frcdoruo's crcar bopc, ba:ou>c rhe carne plan ""' •••khC'd 10 WhHc'i '\houldcn: capca:tn J1m Hanm.~n •li out dut" 10 a W'\CTC an1k \l'flllft and ~tark Kruq.a (1 r~ard 1\C'fq&na -.:~Me IO zj polfth lnd 12 rtbounds a ptm) ~:a~ m foul troul'll~ art) He latn ·~~ mno'ed from the carne b«ausc he mlldl) \ll<&lntd ht> an~lc. an.l '"" onl) 18 mLnutn of aa•on. \\'h.itt rme 10 thC' 01.:~.- ...on and mdcd ~uh a pn)C ~•&h 20 poonh ~. Blue O..tls. down S9-S7. frou the boll from UO 10 ;47 ~ Th<: Bolli 101 a break by arabbing a rebound orr o m1>\ed •hnr. aCrcr "'h•<h Hcndtr\On '<*tl) immedtatcl)' toukd. Ht m1~\td 1he fronl end of a on~· t\nd-one and can1t up cfttpl)'. ancj thai \C:t up S~t't1'\ pme ~\'lnl ~hoi. nuouah the 11amc. us did not display """('"'hlt'm piny I hey ~o1 a horrtf>'"¥ JJ percent (r~o for sjx) from th~ foul line. and turned the ball O\CJ mou.&h till\no 10 makt any roa~h wond<"t' ''We didn't pr~H tht' ltad ~au~ ,..e madt the \lmt' m•~ta~cs -.c hl\t' betn rnalina aJI year long;• said HuJho. ••We d1d the' \IMC thiOJ t '"' up at 1-ohapra: -.e •oukl come ri&ht do-.11 and curn the ball 0\-ft . Tht)''d 10 dO,.ll tht ocher end. dn\e in, and shoot lay Ur" t•m ><nlChtlll my head rhonlin1. '0«. Ito• could )OU do rho~!'" The Bulls arc...,... o pme bduod rhe dhmonal laden . 8cii.la the uNal bank ""h Buffalo State Colqc (IN~ Saturday nrchr ot Clorl HaJJI, the appc~ or rouch ,..,.. hkt Fredooua 1M o,,.qo open up lhe playoff pociWC. "The cruaal,.,. of rhos pm< mort oro ft<1or," added Hu&b<>"Wt could ha\e 'W1 casal) lost our chan« to ..,n 1hc conft'f~. We may ha\t alrtady lou tM chance to be m n. Now, -.e ha ..e to w~uk ro ma~e ><C"Ond pia«." · "In rime I rhon~ "'<'II eomc our~~ iw ur I don 'r know Ito" much umt ic b 10ena to 4akc.'' ht conclud# · GRADUATE STUDENTS The GSA Announc es 2 Stipend Positions INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ura o..t. .....,..,..,. H""* ~ COORDI~TOR /Jtwtnftmg,JJ#'I'Of It~' tM . , _ and GRADUATE RIGHTS ADVOCATE NATIONAL JEWISH Make a gesture of Unity with Jews the world over by registering. yourself for a letter in The Torch tlult is being written for every Jew. Men'• Swimmi111: ClcnCKO sW.c Cart Holl, 1 11.m. Womm•• Swlmmlna: Ocnaco 1< Swc • Cart Holl, 1 p.m. Hockey: Brod~port Swe ot Sabrdand. 7:)0 p.m. A...._ mot.,...,.,.._ lor .,ha,._ - · - -.ppropn.... THURSDAY, DEC. lOth SQUIRE CENTRE LOUNGE Women'• Baskelb<UI: ar Buffalo Scare. · from 10:30 am • l:UU pm ' For discription and application. see your sena tctr .or presiden t' ·'\,.. . •••COPIES NOW • PRINTERS••• I 3975 Ridge lea Rd. · ,......._833·1704 I ,_ ..., ... ,._a ,... ~~o~~. . -.1 I I II 10°/o DISCOUNT· ORDER OVER $10 with oNANY thl1 coupon! • r--.-..,_.........,,_ OUR IIKW.TY I SNrp ••ct Capln n l - n 7c Eeclt/ I 1 • : · I I I I "-"t P:rinllng PriaM I n - . Slop~ IMI 1 II eou- Good On eop;o. antl l'rinlltJI __... II • • • • • Otter Qood thfu 1:i31ia ·-·· J llr.'~!~~.''' ~.~~·~ lt �sports in short BOOK EXCHAKGE Turn To11.r Unwan'-4 Jlooka Into .C ASH! Brl ng your boOlt& back. rrom vB.Cat.lon and aeiJ t.hem at. Lhe SA Book !xchan1e We W111 """"P< boOka for sale on ---Monday, Jan. !~a=-'-- WE as, •ea rs OFFER QUALITY WORK"10' Com PI ete FAIR PRICES! . . weekend success DON'T BE CAUGHT IN THE lAST MINUTE RUSH. - WINTERIZE NOW!! Wt olkr a oompl<t llat ol prodiiCU and ~1"1<<• kt 11111o.ot "'"' -tnkr In IWiolo .. .,.,...... lr<c ., ~ 1375 Mill~rsport H~. - 632-9533 10 y..,. Ill -loolllod • Towlnt &. St...t.:< Cal~ Engineering Students You may queHty for o'er $900 per month during your senior year. Tile Air Force has • new financial ald. program for students llrffrlous engineer· lng ll.wL Both Junlota end Hnlota m.y apply. Find out todey It you qualify. Contact: Cherlfe Liable at · 633-70fU ~ Tiie llB Hockey leam <Ompleted a s~ul weel=d ~ina off a 6-4 v!aocy in ~DC:KO Friday n1&)u, and then playi!IJ Poudam Scale 10 a 3-3 bvenime tie the following evening 11 ' Sabreland. ' l In Friday's pme, Bob Nuchcreoo scored ~winner and assisted on 1wo Olbefs. AHo seorina for the Bulls m the triumph were, Kevin Knab, Scon Shields. Phil Mann, John McFall and Terry Cahill. UB ou1sho1 1he home team by a 26 lo 2A marajn, and were supporud by lhe One goallendina of Mark Tesoriero. GoaltcncXr Grea Bock sot tbe ood in the ocu Ill Sa1urday's pme ap.iM Potsdam Scale in which the teams played lo a 3-3 $l&ndofr.'ln &louah defensive bailie, UB came away with aoals by PhD Mann, John Oallaaher, and Joe Hurley. UB was oulshol for lhe same 29 10 26. • Tooiabl lbe Bulls take on Brockport Scale &I Sabrdand, with pme lime al 7:30 p.m. Wres~lers fourth in t<;>urney Aner suffering throUJh an openlna day ckfeal 11 lbc llandJ or liroctpo<t Slate Coli<F. the '"'' reled Dimoon Ill t<Om in lbe oatioo, lhc IJB WT<Stlcn..., out for ~ Rodlcstcr Invitational Tournament WI Saturday. copp•na founh plec< out or the 14 teams e:n1e.red. • " I fed that "'e did VCf)' well u a learn:· said H<ad Coedt Ed MidlaeL " Ctrlaio iodm duals r<ally e.udled:· 0nt: of the "indJvlduah" that Mtehld was rcfcrrina to was Scou Slade. who is the Bulls' bri1Juest 1\ope for paol-$U>On 1\onors, WmtUna 11 167 pout>ds, he plated r1111 at the IOUrn&malt, improvtnl hi> snson ret:O<d to U. Slide d<feated Jot OrFeo or kml S.a1c. s--1. 10 wan the tide. UB's Tom Jobin fintshcd secolld in lbe lS8 pound doss. Only a freshman. he also earned a victory in lhe match qail)st Brockpon. All second pi•~. 11 1n pounds. "I am buically llaj>pywith the lum's ppi'ocm~• l as •t:U u m y own.•• Pittmaa Ald . ..We are DOt iully conc:eolnlina OCI pc:tlfcina th&J early in iJx scuon. Come~ end or the seouon, we wUI be tn better shape, and will have better result•." At l~ pounds, Bull Andrt:W Komvet came up with a fourth pl8c< rmish UB's JV also-com~bio past week 11 the Nlapra Toumamcnl. Pal Malay finished lint 11&1 U8 pounds. Raben Pries1 rtnisbed third at 190 pounds. aod v;,_.. HartiOOCI rtnisbed tlurd .. 118 poiiDds. " TM IV tflll mud& better than I eapeaed," U>d Bulls' ASsblant Coedt Scan Si...,. "We llavt bettt:r WRSII<rs to build wilh than we have had (or the put lb~ years. 1M youna wresatm tte all Qllllity and whoa eseope !heir hilb ocboo1 �classified ,ads et c. 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SnsEII I rl-====~~~~==;;;;;;;;;====;;;;=====!:;;;=;!;;==:s===;;;;~;~=;;':----------------------9 YOU CAN HELP SAVE SQUIRE HALL AU you luwe to do is wri~ a simpk ktter to OM or rrwr« of tM ~ dresses below te/Ung how importJJnt Squire is to you. You nw..y wish to include one of th11 following points. This is not neocssary. I. Wpat will happen to student life on campus if Squire .-----------------~------~, CUT, ADDRESS, SIGN AND MAIL: I l 1 I I I I I I I closes? Include personal instances. W~l' SUNY is tryif111IO toh away my Union, Squiro Union, ond tum it into 0 Dent41 ICIIOO' SA.SU t1'81HJrr:flen •poh too- E. Ltuuford, General Monoger ond Vic..Chanc.Uor for Copit41 [ocilities. ond ·w u infornud that olterMtitHI to ,..1,;. Squiro Boll for the Dentol Sclwol did uut. Pro1idtnt Kttter clune the Stutknt Union olld presented tilt iuuo to the SUNY Boord of 7hutHS. · person you are writing to that students are united on this bilL 5. We want to keep Squire open. ADDRESSES: cbancellc:lw:on Wharton , Since the Stu<Unt Union wo.t IHinJl rruul• tlo. iuuc, it nent• ortly fair that s tudente 1hauld floue Md IM opportunity to ptVticipot« in tlo. d«Uion fMicins proceu. But. we '!,!d not flow tlult chaM& William Hoyt Donovan Bullding 126 Maln St. Buffalo, N.Y. 14202 U Is import4111 to me for a piD.ce to,.., betwftn clo.uu, mHI peoplll. eot ond Jo.lp croote 1oma lt.ind oflif• O!Mr tloan Squire GCGlhmic~ SUNY Cent.ral St.at.e University Plaza Albany, N.Y. 12246 Seoat.or Walter Floes Honorable Hugh Carey Capitol BuUding Albany. N.Y. 12246 Seoator Ant.bony MuieUo Rooorable Robin Schlmrnirlger 8614 Delaware Ave. Kenmore N.Y. 14217 Dr. Georp L. Collina St. Hooorable Arthur 0 . Eve 1490 Jeffenon Ave. Buffalo, N.Y. 1(209 Date _ __ _ _ __ 1 am pre•ently a •twunt at the Stottlf6nlutrsity of New Yor• ot BuffalD. J•m lUre you remember your collt~ge d4yl where tlut Stu· d.e nt Union on your campu• p/4ylld o uery big roll in your life. 4. lt is al'!"'ays good tO show student strength, so tell the We suggest you write CbiUicellor Wharton, because be is very powerful in SUNY. I I I DIUlr_ __ _ _ _ __ 2. Explain how Ketter appears not to be belping students find a central Studcn~ Union area. 3. Discuss alternatives to-having a Dental School be made out of Squire Hall Suggest Abbott, or building a new structure on AJnherst for tbe school We want a Union on both campuses. IF YOU DON'T HAVE TIME TO WRITE YOUR OWN. 8S Court St. Buffalo. N.Y. 14202 65 Court St. Bufralo, N.Y. U202 Roewell Park Memorial Hospital 666 Elm St. Buffalo. N.Y. 14263 Amolcl B. Garolner ·1 1 1I I 1 1 1 1 I I W• ft.now ~W,.. will not close~ 1tudent1 arw ...Sr.d 011 this usWI <U1d we - 27,000 ltrofl#. But, we do nHtl )IOtiT lte.lp. If you haue ..,y irtfl*~~« on tll• Boo.rd of 7hutHa. IIIII Copit41 COnstruction fwod, tli. Dorm Auth4rlry. Diuuion e( dill Budfet or tlut State J.uUiaturw, hoJH <U1d requnt you...,. ud wiU uu _your inf/WI-:f!'. ,..,.,.•• tlte. pres•nt d«islon todoa!ft<Uw HaJJ. ·~ Help ua ltftp$quiN OJHn, wa n•fld our U..U.n. w• Sin.ct~Niy )IOUn, • ~~ 120 Delaware .-.ve. 1 L- - - - - - - - - - _ ; : _____,:;B:,:u:,:ff:,:al::::a..:N~.:.:Y~. ..:I~4::20::,2:..,_ _ _ _ _;..._._ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • _ . . ~,·~-···.~Qpoc~- 191 �backpage; university Huft-a~d . puff­ The rare craft_, of glass blowing 8) EILEEN LEE ClltnPf'S F.utlnft Ed11or m1dstthe h1ah Itch adnoo:s and rtsearell rommcodna from UB's bard scicncu, lib a man ""h an Old World craft on .. lticb neirly all or il dtpends. Relatlvdy unknown a1 th< Univcrsily, the glassblowlna st<lion of 1he Health Sciences lmlrumtm Shop on 11\t Ridgt Lea Campus is ma~ltrmindtd by Michael Korosi, the sec1ion manaa« and head &laublower. Althou&h lht dtparlment was rormtd in lht early 1970's, Koros1 has b«n ma~lng ond designing glass pieces for lht Unlversity'<' scienct departmtnts since 19S6. The fin1 assumption one mak.. of the department before sttin& It-n-one of test tubes and bcaktrs, perhaps a &lass slide or 1wo. At Ibis tltt Hunaanan na1h·e JUSI laushs: ·~ of our p;.,es are ctiSIOm-made. Thtrt is, a1 most, one or a..o of a kind." Arnone lht la1hes, cunin& machines and shol•es or unou1 &lass. n11n1n and 10tnc:a~.e desiw dtr1•ed from ph)·si<S prinq~les clulltr lhe ,.ork desks in the room of f(agile ob)<els. A torch-burner glows in lh< «nter or I he shop. A K orosi said he learned hi~ trad< in a Buda~l l<ehnlcal S<hool. " I wen1 in1o it kind or accidcnlally," he r<eallcd . "Ia Is not easy in my ooun1ry to gel ln1o college and I was in dcc1ronlrs first. I didn'l do so weU and was eventually llsked to find another trade." Korost, pleased with the move, said 1haa hke in the UOJted States, the European S<bools call for t,.'O )tars tn the classroom and three yean uaioula on the job as a classblo,.er. But unlik< in Europe, tht an or alassblov.ina i n America is dying, be claimed. " In Buffalo around 196S, Unde (Corporauon) had 12 glassblowers," Korosi explained. "but "h<n the divi"on moved east all but one (&lassblo"er) mo•ed with the cornpony." Hook.er Chemicals had two sJwblowers but that huury was discontinued. he added, "and Roswoll Park has been w11hou1 ahe5<' crofum<n for tighLor nine years." Joy Malcolm Carter, rorm<r director of the shop, said thai the demand for sci<nlific alassware is hiah and Korosi fits the bill as one or the best and few In Wesltrn _New York. T h• quahun or • ·purny. clarity and chtrOJcal in clan conunuc to make its ust popular-in lab$. Korosi said. It's cost, ho,.evtr, u not as auracthc as 11 onc:e w&S • ..The pri« is soina o ut or "lhl," he sa•d. "And I need a fa.rly &ood supply 10 do ,. hat I'm doing here." Para dl' that job mdudes .ronomizin& by makina pie<:n that rould be bought commercially, but at 1 much hla,htr pnce. For examplt, h< made !otv<ral gasoomoaoaraphy columns ror the Uaivenlty at a l'Os~or S .ach. A commercial model would hovt cost a ua SSO. sald his sl<ady now or work also romes from fixina sl11btly damaaed Pi«es or replacln& them. desianina new p1e<n or makins standard classw:ue with modincaaions accordins to professors' requests. "They (lht profo:ssors) tell me 10 make somethina that will do a certain thing," Korosi explained, "but sometimes thty don't know Cllactly what tO ask for. Nine ou1 or 10 times I'll 10-ork some~hina out and they're pleased." Uke a scienthl, he must kttp up with the latest t<ehnoloaical adv1n<es, mrthods and ma1erials particularly In physics. rc:s1stanc~.. M ost or his creations saan with glass aubina sl~ ao -en fttt ion& warmina ovrr a name that pow• from a hoi oranat to a blist<rins blur depending .. "G lass blowing is an art; it is like painting. It's a matter of talent -some people have it, some people don't." -- H••!lh Sdei'ICea lntlNtMftl Shop MlchHI K~ (aboM) pU. . hll tr.ct. with .om. good oktolathk!Md Mil ·~ •" Thf ,....altl A Nil.. M I NN1 trinltt lOt the P I buff In lht t~My , on Korosi'l adjusamonu. The magoc comes obout through his adepc movtments with the ncar-liquid &lass and th< aenalt bendina and blo,.in& or the transparent substance. This process has resulted In such Item~ as a d1sltllatlon apparatus~rondensu for a rotary e•aporaaor, air manifOld, decuolysis column, 1 laser and man)' mor< ropied and ona111al S<ientllic alass..are pie<es. The problom IS that .orne or Mr. Korosi's tdeas have, in a sense. walked orr the campus 10 other schools and to rommrrcial outfits. "Slo,.ly people leavo the Univrrsity and ahoy lake thlnp with them," Korosi explained . "Tht eommer<ial producers see a p(ece somrplace and th<y stan talkinllto students and pro'fessors about 11. One dl.)' you open op a eataloauc and there i1 Is. " He said 1ha1 he has thought about patenllnJ some or hts designs but isn't sure If it's worth it. How.-er, ht admits lhlll 111 ont case it would ~e bcM. "This tissue bath,- for aample, IJ one or tM oldest thincs around "-·" tltt master alassblo,.cr Jtud. "A group or us developed 11 many years qo. It's now in 0\'tr)' UaiVtrSJIY i.Jtbis rounary and scime in Canada." A " sin1k case In Korosi's slus lab contains 1hc memories or his 27 year~ in the art. One side di>plays his Inventive scientific war<S complcre ,.ilh ootled alass and alass-wiahin-alass eolurnns <ometinlt$ four cylindcrs thiek. even the alas\ doors on the ea~ ,.ere made by Korcxl . In a.h e secontl'S<CUon or tltt <ase tiny &Ius figurines. reveal a >tde or the shop man"'er unseen to this poio1. A tlun lay« or dust eo•ers a small cldieate candle holder alona wllh a tiule slder, a horse, a miniature mouse. a swan filled ar~n­ <olored water and a Laban's beer bottle •ith a .l sl•ss-blo,., elephant's head at a.he cro..n . A member or the Amenean Clusblowm Society, Korosi said he has thought of &oing into th< d.rorative glass business when he rcrires. He said thai lhc demand is hi&h as tht various glass stands in the shopping malls will auest to, bu1 the craft is not something anyon~ can ae1 into. "'"h ••Glassblowing is an art: il is like paintin.a,., Korosi said. "It's a matur br aalena-som< people ·have il, some people don't. You can't aea<h talent," he emphasized. Patirnce is paramount, Korosi said. pickina up a pt<ee or broken &lass. espoci&ny "'ben you acr ''one of ah- days ." H~ is paniadarly proud or a Ooatlna wwl do<k ,.hich resu in one corner or th< lab. The thr«·fooa piece consists or a tar&• c)lllldtr filled with areen Wlltr, inside Of ,.fi\Ch a sand &laSS fist$ and fallS as the sand within it nlDf from one &lobe to the ne••· A quan bottle of 11n lopped wtth a bird-in· Oishi also dra•s auenlion. And ho• does ont ~ In I world Of JUtSS IUITOUnded by fr~&llit)'? "if t:1if'cak somethinJ," Korosi smiled, "31 lc•st I ~now I can fix it ." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Tbc uudento are no longor fO<c<d to attend cla~\lhreo trmn "'tckly-n's more likelhr« tuoc:. a ..mcucr-,.hlle "'· '"' of the cvu~ am be ta~<n at hom• Th• Collqe or New Rodldl<! ,. a <dwol th<ll has araduallt blnh up Cllmcula anployrna tdecounes . lu School of New Resout<U; d<>tJMCI CC\duu•el) for aduln-22 ttar• anct ova-by ••«n<tnJ thr •tTY ICUUoblr mediUm Of l.ideo hiS un..a)<d cotlqr' rdu<.-auon•·for tbg.., prtvTously unable co work '!Chool lnco chetr .chedulrs. . Loi, Reka<h, school ~poktsJ')<f\on, call<d chat one or I he con~pt •s. most vital ftarurc\. ••There I\ I he elcmcm of cOO\enien~: i1'1 .lo :.tC\:e'" 10 \.-ducati(m for proplr who INOUidll't normally ha>e 11," ,,,. saod. But \ hr .:onfid<d that thr pr011ram "hardl~ an ron out for crc11nc a dryer. "I Telecourse~ fill academic · void But can they do it for TV? By DAVID CZAJKA I tlmJ~f J:.dimr " be same TV that sang you to si""P tate Friday night wilh the sweet purring of "atic now piprs out a different tunr. "For the n<xt 60 S<.'COnds we will be having a ltst • . . '' Tc:s1!? T Wakona up to chat ""ord on a lrO>t) !oaJUrda) mornong scraight•n• up •• en 1he mo<~ robu\1 elM< skipJ')<r. But breathe easy and let that heart lond, It, rhythm, crawl back into bed and whil• you'r< up why don't you JUSt w!ltch tht ' toons. !l«au>< rveryonr kno ws there's no ccl•vi•lon dasse•-nt lea<t not on Saturdays t hat os. But "'"h incrtasin& rogulanty, trlt~:our~.e., <.-ollea• . \ •..., not an ta-f..)' v.~y to ••~c a ~our..e: u demand' ondtptndrn.:r," >he said. "You ha•eto be ...u orpn11<d, moti>at«t 10 su.:~t<d on thl\ coor-c-ch<re'• no cme holdona ) our h•nJ " . Rel.o,h add<d that th<:,l.acl ol da.\!,room parllapauon i> sorntthiO.I or a dt1raL11\t U'pc'CI• ;a, il I' IOU <e<tud<d. Th1> b"" been I <."1)111plaont Ol >tudcncs 10ho ha>r tal.tJI thr cour... "It <.'Bn be an o.olalina e•prritncr, not \'tina on the <la.<room " rhrre.is no int<ractoon O~thOU&hU 1 " •he \1\od. ll uuing t.he gtit'\'3Jl<'t:> a\idc, th~ Prt'8rtlm !ioUII can brinK I(> 3 \IUdent phase> or higher cducRII<In lhftt otherwosc could be UJiouainablo. l·or 11\0\l unl>er>Ut~ It .. auld be nrxt to lmpo>'lblr 10 bnna cclcbrat<d guest speakers Irom ~o•ornmrnt, thr am • ... TELECOURSES INigo a ••It ,.. -doy, 7 o.c.mber 1811 VOfuOM 32 Humber 42 Stoll Unl..,shy ol H- Yotllll Bullolo Despite its dominance, SA continues fi ht with &,BI By St'TH GOODCHILD Munagtnx ~dltor E ditor's noce:The follnwmx. tht thlfd m 11 f/vt-part Yfln on Sub Boord. txummu lht o/ttn stormy rtlollonshtp b<>t~wn SA and tht Studtnt ~rvi<H Corporation. Altbouah it has be<n the dominant force in Sub Board I (SBI) policy making since the st udtne services corporatio n's incrpcion in 1970, thr un'drrgraduate Scudrnt Assodacion ......, Admitting he wu "frarful," Black said that he hoprs relationship; prrvail in lh< future. "Anythinc's a pos>ibilit). but thr onl) hopr " that they lool at common .en<.<.~ he satd about SA •, luture handhna of SBI. "I'•• ne>er scc:n the ;oluuori to probtrms :u somply rt\trictoons; they have the •oces." Former S BI Tn:asurtr Bill Mack, lir<d by the SA EJ\teutivr Committe< two 10.e<ks ago ovrr "phUo.ophical ., differcncrs," chara<d that Rirltin was actempting to takr over the corpora!ion. "Studtnts should really worry about Jor Ril'ldn and hi• atteAtpl to take ovrr," Mack said. "Everything students &<I of >aluc other than athletics comrs from S BI ." l ) H e accu$«1 SA ol faolina to ha>e a polic) toward SBI and t.hat hr beloe>cs it '"ants to ta~e o•rr the Unt•rr5it) Union Actwottes Board (UUI\ BI for examplt. from SBI. "'htch prr.entl) ~ncs &$ lhC' rroaramrmna ann. '"They would ate mort publicny that "ay, by gening thetr name> on concrrr~. " Mack said . "All they wane to do" diminare the othtr atudent power impetus ror rdorm. Again this yrar, the government has ierm<d "unfals"its contr{bution of ovtr 90 per«nl or tht corporation's budgtt, while posscsslna only half the VOLCS on the Board o r Otrtttors. And earlier thiS S<m<Sttr, SA Prtsident Jat Rirltin tall<d for a r..orw of SBI's performance, altbouah h< has 5ince ton<d do.,.n hos ctnicisms. All or chi) has l<!d to eonsiderable speculation chat SA Is cryin& to "bully" SBI and jillUme more control over the scrvlcts corporation-a situation that ha• left n:tiring Ex<~:utivr Oirrctor Dennis D1:1ck "'orried aboUt '" ll5 future. govern men t~ ... Mack noccd dw if SA wonc<d mort control over cbe cypo:s or concerts UUAB prtstnts, aU n would h ~vc to do i.s bring thtst complaints co the Board of Oirtetors. But he not<d thll SA "'ould rathrr assume control for its own puri)I»C$. "All they ... ould ha•e to do i.s show up and pr<>cnl lo&ical araumrnts: and they rould con~.~~ onr another to volt wnh thrm," Moclr said. SBI will surv"r RoO. in. It could survive practtcally anyone, if lntelliaence prevails. But if rveryone gOt$ craz.y then no. By far (SBI) is thr most proar~sive china ~tudenu do in ·che nation," Mack $8ld, addlna chat h• "I t is lim e to evaluate ita (SBI) ejfrctivnW!fl and to delennine what is the real need . . .A lot of atudent pern111.enta could ""' tltMe ~ - SA ~ Joe RiOdn lloprs that at ltast th( ltudrnt disbursal service \\OUid survi•c. But if the strvicr poruoo is diminat<d, ht feaa. the Unhtrsit) admontstracion 10ill no loll&er rtcOSnize SBI as lqtllmate. SA's major complaint, hu betn that it contributes some 90 ptfCCflt of the COfliOr•tion 's buds••: but has only SO p<tttnt or the •01<> '" rt1urn . Rirltm calltd this "a problrm," rarlt<r in tht semc:'strr, but t~plaon<d on \n ontrrvitw lim .. tek chat hts m11oal rrpulscon ~1emm<d fro rn hi~ newness •• presldrnl in April, when ht wa< still unfamiliar with tht corporatioa. "The undtraraduatts art payona for it all," Rifkon lamented "The Olhtr studrnt ao-.mmrlll> undrrstand the problrm, but l'm,uiUurr "'hat to do about u." He saKI 11 .. ould 1101 be realostic to c.~pect the othtr ao>tmmtntS tO 1¥rtl.e theu )tally allocations antltbat he plann<d co discuss cbr malic;,:: woth the other aovtmmmts. __....; l!ut !!Jack and M~k'had no sympathies for Rifkin's • -SAVSSII - 1 0 �in short. . : I 1HE spEOIU1 Jonn K _.,_L_ ~ (dffOt-,ttCit,., · 'l"'._, seen Ooc*'ho'CIJIM....,.... r.t.., .. O...~ .tl·....._.,......, s..,...,. , campus "*'Ot'~ FS~ l.eiiiC.,.,..,, FuUirll Rl<.hMd Cl'loNC.tr ,.,ry approves projects Resurgent Salvador rebels or lll5cd oro ohc rccommmdaiJOOJ th< ~ludml Actl•llta Stcmna Commntc<. the Faculty Stud<m Aiooa.auon (fSA) lou qrccd 10 funcilh< IOj) 12 VOl< Jdlml PfOJC<I ideas subm•ted 10 • PSA hos allotted up oo S2S.OOO for onnonto~ PfOJ«:U 10 be ompkmcnted on <lmpu• for tlm ac:adcml.. y<ar FSA hn appropriated SI6.JIS for the 12 pr<>.J«I~ thil ><m<SO<r and "ill consider more lUU(1;Uons nt~t st~cr. Th< proJC<I icJ<OJ mu" now I>< oppro•ed bl UB p..,pdml Rober• L. Ketler and ululll2t<ly by SUN\ Ccnonolln Albllny The Kabosh Comm•tt« u:n..oo bal~trkauoo pro~ ..,.., the moso h•&hJ) roromm<ftlled, ahhollah '" St6,000 budl!l'l r<qunt ,. •• tnmmcd do"" 10 U.OOO a11d ,.., propaoallomdod • Tht rUnd1n1 is 1nttndc:d ro be ~ money 10 •lin a rwqaram In the...,..,. hopes that from thi\ ba~ 1t an con1inuc .aflcr c:ithn" i«unna rundm& from ct~h~:tc or by b«om1na ~r~"upp()runa. Blu e Bird s tr i k e ? ~l\'ac:kW•.s Oe-fCMt: Mtnt~a announced thalaucniW ha\re opcnai n.t• auac:b .tO mtkJ 1001h of 1he cap.ral. aD 11ea pr<'M>uily fir« of .-t. SIJ•-adoran tolclo<n .,... ambushed. d«troalt--.n bombed and lh< •urroun.lona blacked out aloe> plactd uncler ,... ~-l'tMflilorl~ ,.,..,..cKac)!~ Ower........ of the Un•on'" dttnan<b or 81ut0trd's orrer "-Crt not avadabk aa prn' Ulric 1-n<lay. Tbc dn\CU urucl for h't •cc"' m ...u 1978 0\Cf . . . .(' IA\:ft&Sel'and )Ob \t\.:Ufll) denwxb ..-al .. out 'Ati sctlkd TM •tth mosc ~of th< drl\c«' dtmarkh IJ)I..'Iudcd '" ahc thrtc )tar oonlr"14"'1 ~.. ~CU.u. fM tWfl - ..toM FOI,....,..,o,.,.,..k'• The Nlluonal Army ha~ b«n C'alltd tn cu put do•-u lhl$ mo\1 ..IOMI)II I Z•ng.atWH•Cioft•J Oe•ld deli••IAtaltr.•nJ H•tioMI cucmJI• auoc~. r<>uhrn& on 1 blood~ blolll<. Reb<ll<•dcn claorn oho> k a rrc-h bqtnnina iio th<lr y,ar "filn" the riaht " Ina rto...n, tl· -. . . . . . , f "'*-"'*hototf•P'I,. o.,40t~··~··.. UUIIIf'IC.I 10\n'Dmcftl u Jon .. Ooalt$,.m Habib plot tolled \ .Mtllt;R~~ 1 cbancse orrk:eal~; announced 11\al.they ha\c uncO\t!red • L)'bta.n phlt to &'iS&SJ;lnate u~ ~p«ial cn"OY Philip Hab£b "'ho lJ currcmly on • s)eoacc k«S'Nrll mi~i*On in. S)nill HiJ M.\t wop ~htduk I! lkoruo. lri>anoft. th< all<aed pia<< of hh PC;Ihncd dcoth. Th< US ~ S.~t'n At P.U•l $pot11 O.Vfd A Comti~IVI'tod;o..t 11 S.." lu Pt1nf101Art• 'T~J Ot t!H·M~ F~.t ~- s- Phol09f••r Stat< D<p;anm<~~r ""' oH«cd no orrr.:ral .aoornorno •• J.tHtf'Y H The rontra<l b<l,...,. lllu<Bird C-h l~nn In<. an.! th< dn,cn' rcprncntauH•, The Amalaamaced lnuWt Unkln, C\Ptlt'd $.a1Urda)·, bul theft Qfl.' no imrnecJiaiC pl30\ ror a '-lnkc. Details ~ C-11\tGt'CtmiN'I f l. . .tl ~"'* C. ...Ofl 8•SHtnt at...~ P Murpn..,,ComiJ(tOI;., flf'tOtl CcloVOettiOCHit T.c.lfnki t lt _,." M~lttli~.ld¥"M#shtt AIIMttv Sl.ia<IM FIU.~I! ProdwrNM ...,...., mark ru~sc ll Laur.e~ ... .,.~ S#wllry Gtg~,. .1#1~ Coon!INCCW Admrral Hy!Nn R..~o•c. ..,n b< ·~ """ • )ounan ma.n-A~u-d H•runan1 · h•IIICr l'i.r per-t·,t rW. ~ The Spfrctlll"' It MfVOO 0~ lhf \ ~:::.sl':."A-::~= ~::Po'J* Syncll,tlt.. CollfOtitt H•aJhnn S...•tee ~N<I Fulurtl Sr~II•O Rtd:ovcr•s been '" the Na\'y a kJnatimc: t h) fu·~· nudNt n1tHn:annc '*ib 1. fa.~lu1C'-e\'et) tunc they 00\t beneath 1h~ "<IICCf, the: ern. would (Oflft to 11Lr do-.n 1M: \&II national Pearl Harbor remembered Toda) marl..o; the 401h ann"m~ry or the JapaAc:sc bomblna ol Pearl Harbor, Ha•·ali. At the end or the C"arnage, the US toll was ACI'tf1Nft0 SeMen 10 Stuo. t..l~ 1 w~h 1hc Russian' ~ould a,arec- 10 Rtapn·~ nu('lc::ar rcdueuon plan for Europe. Oohcrwoso, ~ Kelly may become the 14:\"0nd former )'tal'$ therefore lose all of 11 \ po1ential Arab r.nan.,;;na. Japan-wilh ;atomic hornbs for Hlroshlnla and Nagasa~1 3nd 1hc US '-iclory in the Pac•fk 1hea1o of WorkJ War 11. ,,._ ~l\.l'ig-Dy~IO"·­ 240J"d.,.d, <laht boulc.hip> <~rpp"-1 or dc\lroyed. Ill$ plan<s demolished and anoth« IS9 d•maa«J. Whco Pnrl Harbof <liun-1"0" and mdtiU) bras\ pthct twrc today 11 tW An.:omr memonal. 1~ mood •ill Slill ~ )OmbC'r. Chtf 1000 or lht «ad 1ll"'tft ftt'f'ft&Uy mtombed in the wnl tn hulk or the ba111cshlp 0\tr v.h1d1tht mtmOrtal s.tands. In to' chan four afler that bornbina. Amtrianl v.trc to more thatl rcpl)' Wid......,,., Press Syno.c:.,• Spwt,.,oe .._ fiPf*MI"IICf •cw ,.......,.., Holly~·ood Tile $pK/fWM Offlc;H .,. lOUted ... 36$ $Qwitt H•n St.ate .,..,..,...,., ot star 10 o~At) a ncu1ron bomb. H. . . . . . ol ........ )031$ ...... sv... ..,.,. ,....yO!'\ 1Qt• • 1~ .. f1~1--311't.Otor•• ::u:r \ ~.:-:.~~~ ~ Wh1<h rs srll1. b«au~t Monaco will ol..,l)~ h< oh< safr>~ plaa: '" the "'orld. The Rui\&ln) ..-.oukl Dn'tf de>lrO) Momc Carlo and Stuctem Ptt•OO"'It k'le- Ec:t.IOf'l•l poliQ)I tt dtt.,m•Md by lhe Ed•tor lA· Ch••' ~ohcaHons ot any ""'"' - ~lin W1lh0Ut IM Qpt.U conMI'II Ot ,,. Ed tortft(ft.f1 "S1tacttr . 1,. ~ ,. "'"'*OJ EkJ!telo ~·I"'C I=~:.::,:vtn.·oe · 1ms.wcas• to tn. Uf\o•vef1.11r ~~------~----~----~.:-----------------------~L-------------------------;:::::::::::::::::::::~=:~ ::·:~:·:••I:":mo:o :~::~:r~r~e::~::·~~" LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS STUDENTS DESIRING TO TERMINATE THEIR 1981-82 UNIVERSITY HOUSING AGREEMEN-T AT 'rHE END OF FALL SEMESTER MUST DO THE FOLLOWING: Why not take lito - n l t y 10 nudy in london? . A wldlt " " " ot tubfect• • nd t tudlnU<OI ttt.soc:•l ttlltf!O. returning room key to area desk & completing a forwarding address card fJN 9 am Dec. 23, 1981 ----:. --.uu . -...-,._...,..........,...,..,..,_.,....,...... ~WCZA 24E.~­ HEBREW UNIVERSITY OF JERUSALEM 1982/83 PROGRAMS FOR AMERICAN STU091TS 0_'1811,__,;,. =:........,_... o=~r - u.we s..oeor-. STUDENTS DESIRING ON-CAMPUS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 1982 SPRING SEMESTER SHOUl.D CO.NTACT THE UNIVERSITY HOUSING OFFICE, RICHMOND QUAD. BUILDING 4 4TH FLOOR PHONE .. 636·2171. 2 llwflfollfl~·~r7 -· ··· Centr•1 LOftdOn tot SYb;tcts tMtl.ldi' AcciCMint.,... eftd Fineno, Act..;..& $c::Nncll, AMhtOo ~. But~taaJ St\fldilet., Econonwtncs. ~. E.cononw: Htnorv, GlotrtCII'Iy, ~'• 1ndunrltl ~bont. lnlttNOONI H...V, ~;on,. \..M', ~t $e.wlo, ~~tone& Ae •rch~~v. Pol!t.b, f'opu~ SNd•, $oc:ael Acknidtstret•on, ~:-'Sclotn~SociolotV, Sodel PIVf'OlotY •nd Sr.tia1cat •nd Mtthtml '"*"''tOnlll 1) Sign up at area desk 2) Ojficlally check out by 7 •• ,,....._"' JUt'!iO, YMI , •••• , .Poitet«<l.lltl 01plo,.... One-ve- Mftttr't dregrets • • • • • • • • , .R. . .rc:t\ �.. ' t1MI SA ANM bft cMacuaa" thl Donn councn Would htve lmtuct on EIIICOfl (fettl •nd GOOdy•ar Hllllliflfll/lltaldlrtl• By ~I L EEN LEE Compus F~o1uresl:.iJuor The se<:ond draft of the proposed Dormi~ory Council was p resented to the Student Association (SA) Assembly Friday as a measure "not to be taken lightly." "Dorm students need a voice in 1he·school," Eric Ffiedman, co-author of the propo~l and a SA Senator said, adding that the new o rganization, called the Dorm Council, could provide a l[ason between SA, University H.o using officials aJlll the Colleges. According to Friedman, the council would consist of six council tnen from the Ellicou Complex, two to represent the Governors' , Complex, one fo r McDonald , Schoellkopf and Pritchard· Halls, one councilma n fo r Clement Hall and one fo r Goodyear Hall. Elected dormitory sen ators would also have seats o n the IS-member council. Claiming the support or the Seriate, Friedman said that the counc il could initiate activities such as outdoor movies on Kimta ll Tower , United Way drjves, "breakfasts" a nd other inter-dorm ,. gatherings. E ric Roth, presiden.t of Inter-resident council (IRC) threw his fuH support behind the me~Suf. "You know if you live in the dorms that nothing has gone on thjs year,'' he told the Assembly. "It shouldn ' t be like that ." Part of the problem, he noted was I RC's debt of $70000. Friedman agre<d. "If you ask a freshman or sophomore what JRC is, they !ell you it's the Elli, the Underground or the Pub," he said. "But il's not.' ' at The following modilication> of the SA The offkial "Bitch" survey r<sults were also r<veuled at lhe m~tng in which the categories or busing, housing ,libraries , l'acilities, prof..sors and activities rurned up as the major gripes. Under busing, the lacl< of BlueBird£, overcrowding and rhe request for later bus runs drew high responses among the 3,076 who an,wtred the survey. Poorly maintained ba1 hrooms, he-aLing problen~s and insec1 invasions in the dormitories also rated high on the gripe scale as did requests for later library hours, Deller lighting on campus, more reliable money maehine< in better locatloi)S and higher quality movies. T he professor category held complain IS of poor !caching by professors, problem• wilh foreign teachers and the need for b<tter sele<:tion of teach ing assista nts and grading polides. Kamikazee Nite 3 shots I S 1 .00 Friday Dec. 11th Constilulion were m01ioned b)' ahe Rule~ Commnet- and approved by the Asse!"bly: .... The rule: that no person c-an potential Condo lodging $134 ..J.,. ....... - ,....._.. ......... ..... ., ............. ....,_.,.... ............ •Fu11 twW:I. . lt" 5 ~f. I tt ilcket ~ ~- · ~ FOR A I AOCHUliiiE., RES[AVATIONS AHO l fiif FOAMA'riON CA).l YOUR ON CAilPUS. REP: KAREN ABOUD 1h~1n one petition. ....The Rules.Committce no longer has the po"cr to assig)l Assemblym!JI, to specific c:ommiuees. .. ~,Assemblyl)l~n m~till be thrown out of rhc Assembly if !hey miss two mcettngs. but the circumstances under which their a bsenteeism took place will now be considerod before any disciplinary ac1ion is 1aken. .... The motion that candicl9tes for the J\.<sembly receive 69 signat ures instead of thr current .tO was wilhdrawn afltr discussion on I he mCasure revealed gene1al disapproval. Whether yoo're a beginner or expert (Or somewhere ln .between), we guaranlee you'll love gliding down . tho 1...,., ol the mountain. And our a pres·sl<l ac· tlvftles will d~ wnd-lablllous meatl, great entertainment, m011les, dancing and parties galore. And talce.a look at our terrillc prices: ' Package fncludes: s more $enlCMt-r. It's Tfiat Time Again!!! Hotel Lodging As~ mbl yman·~ · ~ig.n ..... rhe speaker of the As.<embly "ill not be cle.:ted for the entire scllool )Car as oppo><'d to one This Januaty, join tho<lsaods of students from huodn!ds of college s al beaulllul Mount Snow, Ver· monl for Campus Vacatlon. Assoclatlona' Snow· me.ster Ski weeks. $184 Bullfea ther' s Lodge 3480 Millersport In all 01her Assembly busioe'fi, motions "'ert " approved to oppose both th~ $20 fare r... levied on sru<tent> who do not pay their tuirion on time and the S20 mandatory fee graduate "'hool applicants are requtred to pay thh year for rhe fiN time. The As>cmbly feh rhat since lhe>c rnea>ures arr.,, lh< entire <rodent body, rhc adminl\tration <houW have heard \orne srudcnt Input before lnitiati_ng rhem. --) 833·2401 OR CHECK YOUR set<OOliULlOtH IOAROS. �d" Straight answers, please ' 1 '" the wall of whal was to be a student lounge tn Harrh:n•'l· II Neal never Intended to use that space I he way Kabosh wanted hom to. wny dldo't he say somelltlng Neal's action anu alleged statements are In dl1oct conlrad1cllon with the plaudits he regula1ly heaps on the Kabosh group. II he really tespected students, he ¥<Ould ~ PIOVIdlng them wotn sorne straight answers. The University commvnlty deserves no less. The only thing that V•ce President tor Facilities Planning John Neal has told us ab<lul SQuire Hall that we can be assured of Is that'the U~•on will erose someday. Now the Kabosh Comm•uee claims that Neal made a verbal agreement with the students lor some space in Harrtman Llbracy wMe FoOd and Vending Service (FVSI Direclor Donald Hpsle says hews Instructed by Nea.J to prepare the sam<' space lor his pwn facilities. Whether or not one of these parlfes is nol telling the truth Is not the question. What the question is, Is why are the detai ls surro unding one of the largest protec ts thl• Unovorsoty Is to undertake, the cQnslrucfion or a dental lac•Hty. still as cloudy as the date when the ,. construction· will begin? • It os hard to ·believe that In the rargesr scliool on the State system, no one knoWs ,or at least adm11s to knowi ng, the answers to the questions · .·surrounding the conversoon of Squire Hall. Neal claims that ne does notl<now when the bonds to renovate SQu~re will be offered lor sate. If the vice pres1dent 101 lecilltles planning does not know whep the bonds will be 1eleased, how can he direct the University In conllnuing the proc&ss completing the Amhe1st Campus.. lt\s otP11ous thet th1s is another admmistrali"ve- case of ~ communication. When two people say that NeaJ said oppos•te tn•ngs·to them. cnere is cause lor concern. Whether or not It Is In theil jurlsdichon, we applaud the Faculty·Student Assoctallon (FSA) for calling a public meeting between.Neal. Kabosh. and FVS. If nothmg else. lhis1fieetlng will Ioree Neal to d1scuss th•s problem on the record before many wi,nesses. The lack ol 1espect lor the Kabosh Commltl~e and students In general •s as apparent .as. tho hole feedback Open some eyes Nothtng Is perlect, and ne1thet oS SuD Boa1d I (SBI). However, II IS reassuru1g to see and hear 011eciors ot ltle student serv1ces corpora11on admn that lhe pre5ent systt!m •s flawed and that maybe corrective ~t&ps snoutd be taken . And 11 1s especially reassur~ng when the ooservatlon IS beong said by t~e Board ol Directors· most Uawed member, Student Assoelatoon (SA) P1es1dent Joe Rifkin. Syb Board IS t1avehng a rocky road WhiCh will get worse before •t getli better, While me organization Is strugglcng u~del the slrengling tentacles of student gove1nment. predomonantty SA's political wheeling and dealing, the departure· ol Ei<ec:uttve Olieet bl O.nnls R. Btac~ w1t htn weells and the~o~ ol T<easurer Bill Mac!<; wno was dismissed 'due to .. phllosophlo«l doflerences" with $A, is bound to futlher cloud the organizalion·s (uturo. . And the SBI by·laws do not 10splre the confidence we would like to see lor SBI to weather the upcoming sto1m. Next semester will be the. student services corporations most tryong lime. and •t would be illogical and irresponsoble to expect !hat just because a cenaon system worked a decade ago. 1t wnl next semester or even tomorrow_ With the exceptionally volatile and political minds A~tet tt!tJdm_g your arUcle5 and ed/IOtuJI(&I Of liS I weell', I lhQUghl vou might tftt! Jouowmg quote mlttrffstlng ''"d .. Ttltttftougnt that lhe suJdont cOtptwwon. Sub--Boatd, ISm the rhroes ol d1swluucm ~d reOigtMIZIWOn seem$, wtJen 11rst constdetM shocking Tllat lhe-otg;Jn/IIJtlon Olrrd,ng the s~ stud*flt govemments mto ontt force &hOUirJ ct'Uff!ble, tiSp.ec/IUy.at a·tim• when untt'IIS $0 desptlr~lt!fY needed m wew ttl the dtlbllj,tmg mo~~ of the groups to Amherst•s ct•mped ouarlflts. would seem to ponend the d1U$fttr tqr student ech~IIIOS •s we Jtnow rneni: Ho~er, close~ sc,utlny of the '"ua,on $hows this not to be tne Sp.crrum w/to11•1. 'Juty r977 As was the cau more than four re•r , rBP<Hf& of &11>-Boll.rd's lm llfJdlng dOOm have been grntJy ,,,~tate<~." lind clo&f tcruf1ny would Mow lhll m 1e1ms of ~lfloys s•n1te.s and ectiV/Ues w•-spon&ol, thll hi.S been • ~~ery IUCCBSBIUI st'mDStttr, .,Uh mote IO follow. Uke ewryone elsiJ, wtt ttave nod our flOod d1ys lind bod ones. many mote good than bed, but wlfen they oct:ut, let's not make more "u' ol the Nd ones thin n•ces&aty Oonnla R. BlacExocutf\lo Oifeclor Sut>Bo•ld I, In~. run rhose serv•ees'' Is lidlcrous. It seem~s though AJ(kln might have stumbled, upon a g ·dea lor the wrong reasons. SBI " should be ex mined not to see now a power·crazed politico will divvy up lhe services booty, bul to see how the corooratlon can be run better. possibly without cne unhealthy atmosphe1e of political chicane!)'. • • And II the better judgement olthe d11ecto1S ..,es Ill, any evaluation ol Sub Board snould include the corpo1alloh's employees itsell and membe1s of the Unlve1slty COIIIIIIunily, not mo1e government nacks II such a commi ttee IS l~med. populating il W1th membe<s of various st.udent governments w1t1 only make it as onellectl ve and b1ased as the board of di1ecto1s. And isn•t that where the problem Is anyway? · Bad news . omt week t>etOre linats to get th@ linttfs Sthedute? /lind I his qu11t • ridiculous s1n~ most stud4tntS he1ell'now theit cfuses qu,te sarf't to have 30me hme to dell 'flt1th the 1 • flvelrnlf$ In one d1y" $yndrome? I tiJin• that th~ $CIIedulo ShOUld be madtl ll~a#abte mcJch ••rt;er tllln It Is now Thtt schedule coultllJf out t~gftl slier tfte llttll days of dto,.dd Why,;,., ., it? 1 hop• thlt thl~ will bft bro~gM to some in tht1 semetter WhY then should we efJdure the totrur• of m1klng plsns to go home •nd then cancel ts not·IOO busy tJeUimg the concerns of students m $0me them two wet>~s belate we leaw•? Wfi'J shoultJ we hfve to malte rusfl41d plans to go homo, usually missing somelhmg 01 S()meone m tlte deJIJy"' Wouldn•ttt also be .tuce Evil ldmmlsttator's attention, ;I helsh'e othDrlltea . Philip Hack Philip Pignottlll UnJ'Iersilr Students at night knowmg that thiS country hss. 01 ~s clftvetopmg, the c.apebllmes necesury to del~d Eottor ttseU? While re1dlng Stella Mectm1's •me'* m last Wednesday's The SpeCtrum. mv mlli•l (ftiCtJOrt WIJI, And how ere we ;gnormg tM UmtBJ of nvcte.r war? Hasn't President Re~.gen ~dressed "we//, nol roo bad "f1(,•• 111 dJsi!QieiJ<I w tt(J the content of thfl Ar11Citt, 11 war- an mteresllng p111c. h1mself to /tflS byproposmg hfs ~OIIhy of tl!fding. UnO/ I ftiJChtKI the liSt two pstegraphs. AI tflat point, tfte VSCII/Ifb•ral maiAt&.e set m. The sO.pbox. me r1nt1ng 1nd gnashmg of teeth, the bl'o~"tm. . . . they were ,J{ Nl~on/C~rter line ..Tho ptopte," /' t ., Tn• m11n reason I am wr«lll.p to you ~s beuuse htttyone ) complain$ or I$ complelrtfng thl& problem, I just Wlnl •~•tyon 15r Schedules ? Why Js rt tnBt we must Wilt until Edllot •I'• Editor Eonor. Bad days that populate the Board Ol O~rectOIS, 3 Slmp'te set ' ol paper law~· anO a ltostory of past practice woll noo stop an ·enraged . emotional student government olliolallrom d•,mantltng Sub Board, especlall~ under 1he flag of " do1ng II lor lhe students " That's why 11 comes as a SUIPfiSe )hat Joe Rifkin, the same Joe Rolkl n that has previously aired ~·s contempt lot Sub Board and has bullied enough o1gan1zat1ons thiS year with budgetary sc1ssors that would make David Stockman proud, would actually h int that maybe a committee should be estabhShe<l to Investigate the many 1nnuenoos that paint out that there Is something rotten In Sub Board land rna's •e1y astute ot you Mr. AMkm; lhere a1e proOiern~ tn Sub Board. you shoJid know, which the SA rrl.&ntallty, wnlch you not only ascribe to. but preach, thai because tne undergraduate govetnment gives so much money they Should control every aspect of the corporat•on, that 16 turmng SBI mto a circus. However, Rifkin's ea1ller call to look Into dovldlng up SBI because " a tot ol student gove1nments (can) ~h "'*" yes. II 'tho peoples "ghts · ere not supetCfldod, gqvemmem mont•~ ··· will QQ. I rom mAssnes to the prot.ctlon of worl{ers /rom th• JHII/o$ of O~Srllxe<l BIBCWCIJI oUttfiJ. But th1s r•i••s thtt ouestkm, " who •rfJ (hft peoplf'l" Ob¥IOUS/'1, Ms. Mfi/Jml is B people at lf)t '"'' U••t f•w or no mtuUts lhOUkl bfl consttUCitH:f. Mlg'H I not qu•litr as B peop,. ow_,. thougfiJ IHI ;,$ tlmll to redlrfiCt goWJrnmfHU &pending prto,mu /rom soclalttt d•tens• piOQflms?. Don'IJ•7so haw the right to r•ttt• •·uro OPI'on·· pl1n? Ratner thin following the ol controfle<~ w•apons gtowth. Rug•n ICtually proposed flllllng tleptoymtlfll ot wHJ>ems Not controlling growth-'' Thefe 11 1 dJIIetenc.. I. lll{ft~ny sane JMt&On, dOn't Wlnt to dlfJ m 1 nucte11r bll$1. lfl lact. thete .,. many out.,- things I'd tBther do. Evert • 451 would b• prele,.ble to bfmg d~tsl~ted It· gtotJnd lito. Bur I 1l_so hlJppMJ to feel that While ¥11Jr Is on• of 111\.IJ'$ worst fi'Vils. ecoulescence In '''~"IY Is ;nllnJt~ty wof1•· •••'m J.::c~~c;';.~::~~::~:~.~ into •nd a lolmU1atiOtt •grHd upon. the dtveJopttJent ol mese "unnec~u.ry detenBt S'fSiftn$"' bftcome• a nf'Cesury ~H." Thomn Cla rt. Univf!lfai'y Student to l<no"' '"'' lfte'y 41• not alontt. • The problem: UB't ma1i &y$t Too many US students are the 1 wct,m of l1te or unrecelvttd mau or paeka~s. Now for Bvfuyone whO hiS or hes had this P'OOiflm, rm sure there are a gOOd many witn the wtong sddress Ot no 1•turn •r:Jd1ess. But for the many ;tMh tne ''ghl address and iltlllum addJe~s, I'd l1ke to know: why d~t It like $0 tong? JU#I a wH• ago ;, took a teller ftom New Yort nlntt days (not counting SundlyJ 10 9~1 llt!f'fl. This fellltl WI$ Mlll(l~ from the post office. II wa.f po$1 .stam/HKI rhe s•m• day Ntne d•'fli ltom the dlle st•mped wa& the day 11 found Jt& way to my mtllbor. Whttn Jllnwlly did get "~ the poor en~;op& "ad bHI1 t/JIOCJ9h hell. It Wl.t extremely CtU&ned It WI$ not milt~ thll r<oy. • \ A& lot tl?• ~cteges' t\le bUrr waiting lor 1 ptcl(age /rom t.oulttiJGa lor twetwt da~s. It IJJ?'t •ny blgg« than • tegar sl);• ffll'ltlkJPfl. II w1s sent fu&t class mall With • tflttifn llddre$$ wrltltn legibly 1nd It was auppos«J to teke five to &ttW:n d•'lli. Now 1 "'~""'' r~tc.Ned u and It ,,sn't been tetUttted. Who h«l fl?lt5 ml,A_fJdJ.want ir! Now; we gfl to I fie m•lllro"' UB, if you malt it from 1n lront or lnsldtt of {>qtJite It wlll•rrfve m • decem length ol (lme HowevtU, fryou m111111•ttlf tgo;ng oil Clmpu&) Itom the bo~es Jn&ltJe Elllcotl: bad news. There~ no telling WhiM 11 * "'ld•t:lt us aisonallofJ. So In C/o$/ng r·d like IO ,$k; Ill/ dolttl'l'f go back 1nd we don'lg•f c,,, ''· wn.,. do.s 11 go'> �op.- ed ' • • ~ i ,f~ c9uest opinion - On 111e campuM!S the post.:Jfs d•!i-apue ou~KJ fA I hOI • By JEANNE·NOEI: MAHONEY qc,llt;kly 01f(X:tor of Arts and (lcsdemtc Ptogtam Black Moun/am College II M ~Od tli!O IO COO$Iii-fi11V be rc.pfAC:L>d, V.hiOh COUld acoount tor tiopkms assuming tnoy hodrl't be~n put up. but that tSn'l hkely. ar10 11arOiy sulhces as an e~eptan;mon tn the ltght ot h•s ou•or Ulltoundco a11d scattung •c:haet Hop)ttoS' "rovle~· on Ntozake Shange, .. tne cosm•c cok»red getdown" ~Ptodlgaf SuiJ, Novembe• 13, t981) •s 11118<1 wllh totally occu5attOOs Al,hts reoust I gave Hopktns $0me rnore poster5 (10 llhtnk.) to take W•tll nhn to TorooiO\, Our supply qulcMy dwll!dled. wo wa.tHe.'d ro hold"fi"'to a lew COI IYCtS4111011 1 mesponslblo altegatk>ns against Robert Croetey ana to keep''' the collcg~ ana a low otherS tor e•hergoncy mysell as Stlange's sponsors for tler readmg Sunday. November 81n the Black Mountarn II Poetry Seties_I' IS a completely unfounded. scathing attack. contam~ng O?et'\ accusatlons and l•lnuendos. The lrresporutbluty ot Hopkms' teponmg t..@ ovidoot !tom the outset by nls u'lctudulg rn his atlack on tne<Sponsors tne name ot Stephania Wetsman who had absolutely uothtng to do With Ofgamzlng thiS event I would pu~tor to s-unply rgnore we nao Six left we thought, till 1 (l•SGOIHtred all()lher ntne J•l Ill)' car. Ot lhts rematnmg IS. we pu1 112 ou1 lor salt- at Albflght·Koow a•rd Sold 1 1.-Su ry'\ucn lOr • t PIQ great bulk ot poste.-s" lllat "hud flllall'y stlown up" lrnrQhl add that lhrs s.a)e of 1011 UV\lf posters was- not pocuhllr to St1ange•a reitdtng; rt •s a regular p'ocedurc we totklw at~<~acJIIIQ.$- to help uusc mou ey lor me pootty set~tl".S ' =~~~~~~~·r:~t:l~:,~::::a~.~o;~~~~~..t~:~•,~t .:e::::::,Y to set the facts strwght, especially lor thqse unlatntliar In genet at wtth-the Btae~ Moont&ln II •enes. and m pallteular wrth our sponsorship ol Shango-'$ reading a 1 reolactprnerlls "' koy spots. Out ot the 300 we had pnnted • In JOQBfd 10 H\lgkt"s· dtftlcuuy 111 getH''!l au u'llorv,ow Wilt\ Shiii<Jt!, I bel•evc 111lS t& thtt key t!li~u~· that r!S al the oouom ol hiS DUiar attack un us. Uf\IOrh.tr•att:l~ . his blame Is <!Htnely m1s.pta~eo . but rl seems n ot .acctde-nlally so Ht'.!: Obo;•uusty ''ucdod :.orne. pCQple IO bllllme. puo~lc he dtdtfl mmu b~amiug. whose 11ames he could name. Tno tac1 ito lhiil tho per80n re$poMiblti lot Hop"'"' no! getting tKttmiSStCJII1f1 advauce lor an 1n1erview IS Shange s. -'Clgent (Dvt that's 1101 tutoreshnQ to wcl1e about)-aud t suppuse by-extenston Shat1ge her-sell, whoso orders her aqe(lt wGs c.a"~ing out. Wth11 or wtlo hnally prevemEXJ htm horn ge11111g the ktnd ot lfHtmtcw he w~nte<l once she was tlete and he could speak to 11er tllfOCtly. I h.ave 110 rdea cerlamly wasn't her sponsors. Co•llraty to Hop~•ns~ statement that spot•so,.-s had "orehe5trated N !ozake's mfervievr space" •tcav111g him out. we had t~ottting to do will\ wtlom sho chose to grant tntervtews. It was !lOI •n out power to ·•orcncstrate•• anyttm1g ott1er lhatr gelt•ftQ her to the g allery In l!ltte lor the utadulg ( a nl.Bttcr o t so•ne aruckny slr'eo he1 planowas d ve to amve bantty an hour befote), anangtng wnh Albtiglu·~ox lor a r~eplton (op-etl 10 everyone at the 'eadlrtg), gelllllg her 10 he• hotot, and paymg her t~ plus e )l; ponses. Anythln{J else she chose or cnose rlot to do was tte1 de<:!Sio••· 1101 OUtf Prtor to her afftvat here !Wen we. as Oer sponsors., w@rC puJveflted from gethng 111 touch With Sl1a•tge ditetcry. all aua•19emon1s h&d 10 be made through her agont M icnaet Hop.,.ins d id w<tced speak tQ us abOut an lrttervtuw. and we ag1eed to be ol wnat ever assistance wa could All we oould fll\ally do. ho~6ver. was tele~ tun1 to tier agent. as we had al&o ddne with o thers c,lllng us abOut IntervieWs. A.nU the agDtU IIHnly refused 10 mal\e a~ty anangl!«<eni S OlM• '""" lo• tno conttaetcd read111g. RobCtn C.e~tey was -abfO to 3W&t Hoptuf\S In a srna11 way by gt}Uing the agent 10 s.ooa M~t(l~ th~ photofltapn-s and matertal tie wautt!d. t sug,gesced to Hopt\ms that as a Black wrtlftf. to, posters, the ll'st ones were up Uu~o we~s wf'!o f)vbliShe$'" tJQW V'otk Cll)l papers an(l untiOlJbtedfy boloto hEH readrng, af'ld wllhln 1he next wee-k we ned lmowS-otner BJack wtttets 1n New Y~. he nughi be ablec~vered bolh Ihe M;un Streot aod Amhe<sl campuses and 10 f •fld someone who oould Pu.l h im tn touch wtlh hl.!f He tne C.ly- uw Un•'-'OISH)I d•s:Hict, North BuUIJio, Central s:atd he couldn•t Part(, the Et~wood arqa, Atleotown. anfl ttte Easl Stde, as otter 1 was plcaW<f 10 accopl -s1nae the Black Mollntalrf II a to lh'e CountJt EKptess ·lnlervtew.anot.l'\ef pari 01 the start •$ extrornttly .small. overbuJd enod,JIIld: can ce.tainly aii&Q~d ··o,c.hc$1rat•on ... the reporter called' me two day-s use netp In getting up POSi cts lor 11n~ o• CNr even II. bafore the ruadtno: I 1otd hun I c:outd ptom•se nQthmg, 4 thai he snoultJ Sitnply eorne lo the....,.e.acttno -and he Hoplttns- 1a1o' assured me that he·had poSt er-S up 111 the Key places on the Ea-St Srde a'' " 1-n faCt had a couple- ielt c-ould COU"¥1nte ner. She agreed, but only lor an orHh&over to pul op oisewne're Followmg lhil, howevet, Otltt o l .spat inh~tvlew 11 lhe e.ttd ol lho recepltOfl so as flOt to our Block Mout'HOIIl 11 workors ttotlced 1ne absence o• ra~e up IOQ rnuc'll o• hcf limo. ShotUy aft Of tl'tls hlter•l low post ora Ofl I he East Side (nnt knowing •t was supposedly bugah,, I notu:.oo MIChael Hopl\ma standing a h1w toet C:Q\Iftted) and puT I hem vp away f lnlcrrupUtd I he I•Hetvjc'N, tofcJ Shango tha1 Albrtgtl,I·Knoa. -.. Hopkms begtns by as-seflrn~ that the pubhclty lOt her reidrno was ••ove•ty delayed'' end ..sp&,$ety pte~ted," that 11 " monageG to reach certain UB pJolessofS'' ~ot \•vutually passed over" lc;ey groups n1 the local com.nunlty . ..most of the Main $ treet camp\Js. arlO a11 of lhe Black community until the last posslole second." Htsendl•lQ suuornent, once again In regard to thiS elledged tack ol pvbhctty. reads: ..On rn)'-'Way out iftcr the P<.f1o• f&ading, I noticed rhal the greal bulk of post ers had llnally stlown up, 81ac:k Movntatn II was sellm_g them lor a dollar &ach •• Here are tha facts In regard to pub•lclty: Black MoUn lain 11 sent out presS(fetoascs a month' prior to Sne~nge•s readrng. These went to all the local med•a on 1.11d oU cernous. '"eluding the Challeng8f, as wall as to 1he A fro Atnef1can Cultural Center and Ntagara·Err8 Wnters. A $ a ~esull, Shange was fea tureo In the Bullt~lo Evettmg Hews •·Ln erary Notes" a week p rro r to her fead!ng and aga•n Jllal frklay 111 " Gusto•• (bOtn accomoanred by phcuogra pns); she wa.s fca1ur&d m Magner, compJ!!Ie with a full pege photogtaph and lengthy ar,lcte: N •agafi·Erie W rners gave her upcorfHI1Q reading consfde1-able space In their newsletter wflictl has a Wide circulation: announcements appea.red In the Couner E~pteu. the Reporter. and 'he Cunent. ano he' reading was Usted 8 ne ot the week's hfghllghiS '" Artslellet. M acl f1oplttns trlmsett wfole an arlt(Je 011 tle• lor m 'todlgal Sun. and pert\aos rnore 10 the point ho•e~ wrote ao arueto lev th4t Ch•Jien_ger \o.th•ch, es he ,told rne tseem•rtgly ready 10 be help l UI}. would help pubi~JZ-e r1ot•m the Black communUy K he' As A · see-'' Hopku•6 nau requestt:U a•• uUcth•'--'""".J..r "' .:.ova•' u:.. aud .Jb.,_t'd Oct i l the two mtervtows coukllHf comlim~-d Stle s011d ••o . ~nat sue had aucaov spt;Ke•l 1u M1cnaC1 Hopki•\-& lhat lle wa111C'd i0n10lhtng chltcr'ot•l. 811d that she \'I!Ould wc>tk thulgs o ut w11n nun Iahti Hopkms ncaro thrs A I elk otnet tondom Dlla of tnlotmahon lhlt are perlrUOflt. W& WOf(! lh ft'QUI.lf. COIII3Ct WHh M iCtlael Hopkins lor .sevetal wec.,s pnOf 10 tne tead•hO I e••t:ouragoo 11111' to contact otncts '" tho Blacl~o co•nrnur,•IY IN't)O wooWJ ba tniCft!SlOd u1 m&etrng Snar.ge and pt~fhaps be .tb~ 10 pfovalt upon her to p.aructpte m some DCIIIItty once s.ne wu here and could be l app,oact'led orrcct ty HI-s sofe chncer" however appeat«t ..._, 10 be tho hUer'itew he wanled 10 do. I kept HopkMs ) ••rtowlec:l whtm we heard !rom ''er agent thai 5he wovld ~ amve JUSt m ume 101 tne •oadtng .1nd leave early the nmn ') t®ffiU'9. lf'ld I hen iig-aln when we t'IU.1d ihat !'ler p1afl!i haa cnangcu and she WB!t 'Siil)'rrtg later 10 do a readlllg rtl N•cllots SchOOl We, het sPonsors. had uothtno to do wrlh 1nrs ad<JUtQ»ill rcdCJUll), ana'" tact w~t~ -surpnscO to h('JI abOul •t We at.so llt:<)td lltJJ Sha1IQO •s u'l tn" r»ocu5~ 0 1 t.:haug"•O agt.:tt ts wiHCh mey aocouni for htu ,.,, Dt.'•llQ ol (.lrrntar~ 11t1etesl 1n tlttf ptOM-Jll agon( dnd th.al she ntts uo-eu prom•S.CO tw•ce as tliUGl'\ a's tlef e.urrent Ice Perhaps • Still W35 hCII. tlttltghH.•<l 10 t ome net& 10~ ~hAt We 'WCfO 1J3'fi1\Y hVf ""•It she can get twtl !s n1ucll. fllOfe power to "c' She 1-5 well wo,tn tl. we, howovo• ....~ld not htlV& bee'' able 10 a11o1d to bung t\el l1ero to' H'\OfC ttum we paid tier. t'le! teo was tugher tnan tnal ol anv ol 1ntt ottlet pools we have ~naore<J, Alkl pe-rhapS-It should t>4! tnado ehQf to M•enaet HOJ)kloS t,al She waS orought here and fH#Ill:)y her $portSOI$. that St\e IS publtt Pf'O~dy, nCU a l the beck af\d cau of Blae~s ~a u'o sne rs Dlacle nor femuusts oecause she 1S a lemin1s1. 1S, .a's ner assvmcd JHI•oe lfl(Hc-.tes. afl(l as Hootu n's hhns.ell polnte00UI1 ··or\e who comes wuh he, own things •• Stle itJIO leaves w•lh hcf owr• ttungs, a nd s-tte, only sne. cJoctdes whal sne w•H do .atld when and where. Oddly, in ttls oralse ot he.t, 1 teet that Mlchaet Hop!Q.P.$ ooas a atsservtee to her thai hu IS not even awa1e ol. • f'f11 not sute- lflthal Hopktns' motives wete m wr•tmg ~hat ht.o CluJ H~ ~ow-s an I he t-.cts o l, thiS $11Uallon as well as I do PoSSibly he thrnks Rota«t Croetey anti 1 weJe lytng 10 hun. WIJ wot.tld ce•tall'lly havt h.a<t nolhlllO to SJilUl by domg so. 8u1 whateve' n-e may I IJmk , tht,~ ' ' oo excuse lor •ltH$ vnp•ovo~e9 a ueck and. thPMiotally UllfOUilded dCCU$8tiO,!\S. Flnally, l)ec;:eusu t'IIS ilttac.k bOr~_w\stander. It IS unOor•aQI lo sey somclhlf'fO about hie lnclu!JIOft ol Stepha,,•o Wel~niltl amo•1g ttloae he holds respon-stble lor JJ!awtnHiiQ tum lrotn gowng what hO lttel5 he Oild e~Ofy li.Qftl to 1'1-\lve S t eC)hafu e W\Nsman !lad no part 1n ~y 01 lhts exce,u to.do t1op.tons lhe tavo' ol l!lldl!lO a Siucrer11 Wtlltng to undergo the lnconvenlence-ot l aking a bus- lto;n EU1cou 10 Matn S11011 to det•ver tho poiHH.s ~P.,In$ wil-5 t.ulwllllnO to P•tk up h imself. I 5ald abo\1& m at n 1s au-ack oOrdef-5 on .slatldet. but 1 H'~JIIk actually that u crosses the line I con sider •t • sltinoerous~ as do 01~, membe{.S o t Blac'-. MoUnta1n 11. i'rtC OOIU f/Ht Specuum re'Sponsrble IP• prlnHng svC:n alleg31101' 5 c&oake(l ifl • ··revre,.·• wtthout contacung lhote ttl mtld who ;ue o~.ocused o f d'UPl{CHy 31"1d or wtltte chauvin•sm ttlrough (straug e world!~uppol&dly oro...oulin_g • Blaclt male wrtters acc8&.J~ I ac k. 1erm1USI ppet no, She o• �' . feedback Remembering O X- F AM EdtIeM'"" On lhuttdly. NOWHi1bet fSI, JUJI one 'IIIHif Mfortt rhlnl!fQivtttg, or FAM AmtoC4 •pon$CHtd 1 fiJI lor WOtltJ IIU"/1..,, •tltnfl people IO not tilt 101 fl lull d1y 1nd don111e the 11'0111fy ttttr tNOUid hi!tt IPtnt Oil food to thli otglm,.non IOf sttlt htlp trtd '''''' Qtogt;un• m the Th#td WOIHI In p.JWC~IH?fl In lhfl tut. 1 O.C:Itntt .c.utet/lt f WI'e ot 1tt1 "'~•,\neu tfKI ntt~d~cnes ~rt Qmptn, l'lt~tJgttt I '"'' l~r-IISS f'ntt,.rtc lftd '""'' tftd lhlti /1~0,. O'fJI/III~fl my tnGcJQI'IIS tO do a (hOOf llr()ll. I t~ml l~tl .,.~., JiiO~W c;om'"umclrfd ~ty With ~I' tf ..-ot~ Th"tl WtHid J»>PII+ must,.,.,~ to~~~ wtlfr tnts moa:t d•)'• ol ,,..,, lh•tf •nd Riol:Hbty mvcfJ bfllftt "''" I dtd fot JU$1 OM ~·r I'm flttmg tu "Y to'"' •nd undeJsrtnd wnt~ ''" ''"'tot tfte mtJOWy ot I!'It piiOple on th1s phwet wflo oon 't hlJVII • pt•Ct! m .m otlllu~nt SOCII I., When I ltU IWnQry ilrll'l 10()11~ IOtWitd 10 my ,,~, mt~l ttr~ lollowmg dl'f f tttougf'll 1 "'"' •'w•y.s ~now ~·h•n 1 r.t go•~Jg to I•IHI IOOd to comoat ltung.t ~A lUll m•ny Olftf'tS ~on·! It I and oln.tl r.tl•~ l•lllt'I'J • lt4f1tt1Qn '""' P~r"c'P:Jte mot"~' •"orrs. p.,n•ps tnff n.. ng., P'OIJ't'' or v.01Jt1's 1100' .,.,,, 0t sn•rf>d •no oec:or,f!' (..OnJc#CN.IS '"t> Open' re.uer to Snell T he broad view Students beware E.OIIOr A$ IIJI 1/Hiflg ••mestft ends w11n Chlllflflgmg IJxfmt and ptpfrs. to 11 lltt ~lnnmg ol r~l&II.,IOn tntl Info tnow bell fiiKI Ar -.u our hi!IIOif n•s been p.tid lnd OfJt hnlnctfl etd ruta ani-IH"' '-"~ wh.,e bOth(,,, comm.,,.,.. atudent •ccounts ' ' • k)o4 " • ud '"'' ,,.tPC,.IIH1 and Olll~ oll.,-1 QUICk IM'IPDII!'f te/141 for md~tN. 8£00 rec-iptents Tltl~ 'Yflt, IIJI 1,111 p;fftd faJiy •nd lhrt•rtmng ,.,,,. uom imp•h~nl tendtotdJtorcHI many Jtudentt ro ,,,. lor a SSO.OO 1~1nco Ofl trum expected BEOG I WilldJ In Pitt, '"'' '' tt Jellttr of thinks. and Ht p1rt. It ;s 1 letter ol condamnatiOft. It 11'{»11$ rltar an edwanc• on BEOG raqu,et arr m fHIJiff lOok II fiJI Sludtnt'• l;nanc~l ttllu&. but lurtermoflt, '' Wh" 11 "'PPffnmg to Tn:. Scwt;ttum • ltller.s-opmiOn•edlton•l plgtt1 LUI Monde·l'.a The Spocttum WU lUll IJII«< WIIIJ tlltwpolntl 11111 te,CJJed to take • t>rold vttw. or relu&od to leiJrn tne teuon.s ot '"' p•st l'atrtCA IJutlfftert WI$ OtJltlg«< at "' 1111'1 NovemtJe' Ttle Spectrum «lltoll.tt utg·mg us not to forg•t til• m•ny unr•Pflnt.a cnmes Of R!Citartl NIKQn, •n the gil~ Of mO'e /XIDI'C llf~ tf'KHI9ht '"' «11""j'' O«..CIH il tll(/tt+l lfi«Jgnll£ N1UH1.# good pomts. 01 th.-llul($ (pr,.umiDty I'Qulll)- gra~} of ttl$ ,.,tttltmc. no lias~~ Cortt*'$, only m~tt'l''' thtough 11 end by mt'ring 011eo-JldtJd 1nd tlmple wn11 '' ve'y c.ompleK Flntlly, Tht SOfK:Mum•• editorial lh~t d'Y riiU$1(/ 10 IUIIPOII Gene GfiDmer'& IJ;d 10 0. tlnurH here II U8 Wfty'l "Wfltthff Gr•bW?er stto~Jid hl~f rece;.,fd t.,.&~le _, t~n • qutJUon tnlt &fJOUKI 01' emotton111~m men '"'"~ ao "''ll"'f ro ltngwe NIKOn lot thl' m~u~n& Of pr~sumat>ly, 11 C.mtxxll• ,,d tao•. th~ ;mpoundmttnt ot CoftgttlUIGnlll'f llJlllotlild furtd&. 11111 "plumbers•· IHN4·m sou1d, the •·enem1es" fiSt. 1111 W• t ~tgate crimes end ttJeu COl/fit• up? It ldok Nl/(on lout luokmg ytars to 'fend" th• Wlf 1n V~tllnam, •nd 20,000 mo'• ~mtf1Caf1 1nd countleiS Vtetn•m••• ll';tf. end Burklt.a,t a:HmJ ro "''nA. 1n1s one o1 Tne Spec.lturn'• omitted good pouus TM1 ··04/tl.,dl group, .. the courr and us ,uag•s ""' 011tvn., il usH?g 10 • SUft lot hil C#viiiiQhiJ, WhiCII mclud~ m1gllHtt at11t*• •n Allemau.e ,....,... .... ,. f/tfi .....,,UIIn. llllta~.,.,, "tiM ... ,. ~.,.. • •,....... ... ,.,., 1(1t4 ~.,..., . . . ..,~u~~ pol,ttts '10"' w-a • tong II hiS OKomf' e OWl/lOft ot , . ~. lnnti'IIIIUOn If \llrf $urvr111 til• rtuclea' tttre•t '""' w;" bf ""future ~re.ater?'' lllrftlpons m in As , . U ldmm,striiHJn diSPIIf.J MlrJIIti., and Ires ltlarOttctlly mo\o.a to •t•mm•t• '"'"' ttom tht ~mpus Thlt mintS I $ocl1l Sc,.nces r•achftd and passftd 1 po11u .,here pti'6MI way& Ol ltltlmg d1r.p.Jitl fw1th 'ltO,.net~iCitr mJ H>ngtr 0# allowed Mttnl md ruust undttgo cnange1 or OCH f)r,t luturt '1111 111 De Coli~ WI$ IIOUtdltfid fNIS IQO dtmat ol ,.,u, ..,,, tJtn• fflltrklt'ld COntiftUt$ tt'• 915s.nt mentll 11111 "" tempt111on Jo lJU ' " ' ' ' wupons w;tl atWI ~& M Plltlffll WI hl116 amghU·•ar• • I~ d•UCU$1/!0ft 11"0'•' iiJU. ..,..._,. clear .,_., ,.., 'rti'IIUfftl our on 1 1n)'OM'. but to"'' tht l«<ge Of IKhftOIOIJY tflll 00.& ltOI ,...,. ,,. 1'110flltly M«/«1 10 l'lold It up. W• c~nnot •nd w•ll not turn tKJ?no'<>gr thtttlore ..... c:onUtYtflwt pro/11101 Ob(4tetftf bitt mun&fllv. of Jelfln&h 1nd fsraeJt lhll ,.,s DICICISt! o/ h" poiJriCII btlltfS? You &~~ I hit ~~no llttmpt 11 MUSI fetniOICI (M' lllOtlfltY AI unlvt,-.,ty stuc/Mtl, JewJIIt P«'(JII Inti their lggrtss/ve go'Hrnm•nt, • US tlty. But Blollfn Pfl~tu""' lhe detfrrrunmg V'thttlttl he should &C,tnttJIS, tte#tve p«m1n1n1 POStOOn II I f1cu1t1 m•mbtt can b•~•de hera:· Why not1 I thlrtl< Uti I Is leldln.g «1111 ol ttc-IJnology. We mutt btcome tlt•IHdmg itdge ot insenaJtNity by &JIInQ tiJe ••m• ...._,.,_...,,_ ~~ M •c-t-"" .. .,.,. ...... ,.,....... ,.,.,._ ..-elponS./10 ~•,,,...,.,., conctma. Moat tmpon.,tty, Coyne filii to d;llmQUI&II b<ttween IM pol•m;c, sryle, cttltly dUbiOus lac" 1nd the umt outright dfstOI#ons ol wnlt qoyne ~tt;)tt. ,..,.~., greatest ot tKIInologHtl are ffHtlom of crH<J (polltk:el btJttl}. And Th4J •, Spectrum IOIIffy SKitl(fPt the re•J JA ue the conaeftilll'lf UB consld«ltions bti'Und • ttnUte Wht'n ttlt# hiS t .............. ,..,.,....,... ....................... ... .........,. ,,.., .......,.....,... waste our p~.t,.t O.CiuU tile econot~•y. othM .,c. Cot,.., att;e,. w•s grossly ~. A It through hiatory thfl tuft ot '&UI'IiYal Ol the 1111111., hal fHtJ'Ia/llld Unfoll;matet~. t~nok>gy " " 1dlltnc.O t•st•r t"'" I he morlllll'l of cwr apec~ea ro lltf pomt wn"' a lirtple ~'SOif CtJuld dw.top IPI 11>1111'( to My Ptet~l16t tN«<ec.lstHS Is the D.. ll.O ~tl'ft All IWCJeS as llnPMIIIfll, PUUilO·t#Ctll, en.~ is the very n11ura of menklndf some OUt5<1dl ifOVP my emMta~$ who woukl bl m«• S&JU»pllb'- to Prtll coNmn oy x.v,., Coyn• tnat .... .....,.._. ,_............. ,..,._..1......... .......... ,.,.,., ,...........,.o....., ....... CIHIUif It 11 not IIJe US Gr•Of.n.,·s C.ltlf9t Of pohttCII ""''P-rlcy agam11 h1m bt.ngs •tudtttt• ~.,. tHOt. o. .............................. , ....., ~IOIIItl or Ruulln gO'Ittnmtms 01 mtluary Of CltlngecJ. 11 Sff\1/Ctll lhltl "'"" 1.-all.aOit IO 1/Je .,.,,IIINI of Mlrw16 .., It" MJI • questiOn of n~JC.MM W• dO nor cttef~ tfle tffKtS lhll ,,. dltKtly ,.Mttc1 _,,,, . . ~h .... ,...,.,.lr'illln ...... . . • dee"'«! by IM OPfNtJPIIO/t VB body-•s '' wu ~.-not o,. 011/y cau••• a lwthet dfNy winch lrtd RtagartOmiCI. bUt we IHSIOfll m1n hll: ptOVWJ lftlt ffl II '"' curtenut au,.,,,, t~nfiU (re•aon_ '' prn,ntfd t bfiS«J "'ew Whett fi4J lny Otlttr IKIKU1 ol US at~cNM;.c-' OHtt '''"'~rfd tor tlttt tNIOII'n lnd Gfi04,.,-'S '"' not 1M filS I prottsr 01 pol,;~, do hQIH thll 10/1'!! te¥1.Stment of lh•t MlpluJ , . , _ , . m•~ ., hyPf!'bOie •rtd ;nlllf!tmllort lfHwf /bcMtd NIXOn 1Nn Ron Blo&rtn ot us·$ A.u A~tty ,.&ICIN( o•en-h•lmJng '"'''~ tnroughout Brtan l(enMCty U'"-we-r.l.lly S1udt•tt ~llend«<llta Vrhttn I '"'''~"*" d1.sc""-on' the lac-u seer"ed to t>Otl oown to OM' EchfOf Bolli llfOUid Ill ISJtllt 1t1el' lrMiiMI outrt,. trtd recogrlia thlt Jt'fn do and will contAI'tut to Itt ..PIIeJ:I,f, •• Whllewt /tr4t t,.,. u. twglrd.... 011'10• t,., got tMfft, aftd lftll Alll>St PlrfiCIJIInl'f ,,.. PlltntM'tiMJ&. 1110 ,,.,. ,,.,_, eMI IIHII'J 1,. ttlugHs lrom ti»K lfOmtJ Sutf/y •• 1N tHiru ti'JII a ,.c. WIJ ,, ,,. Mlddt. El(l _, t»ltf/lt no on•. "''"" tnJu.,;c.s mull "- tHOIHHIIf thMe 11 ,...,. to bt ~. an4 rna11y lfiiJir.s mu-ar 1>e llo.d on bOih •ld••~ 81os1Jn'1 ~our JOb, fi,.CIIIf"t tn ,;, ISIU. 10 IUndlmtnlll to The SPtelrum's own uululntu-lrHdom ol thought Sotftfday 1omlbocfy m,a;~ try to_, Tho Sl*tr""''' •<rern.~,-t'" WMt with lftt -"IW>M SA ,.. h4ss'- lht• )'Hr. fOU altou~d have ..... Mlrt»d W~Mift""Q IC'HM.il ,,..,_,II All, all, lrlonbay Ntwetnt>MlO w1s • DMI dl'( 101 oput;o~t tiNt ,.,,,., 16om tht IHII, IIJfl lot • "'or. Just. man pe.c.lul Whr•• tutu,• gr•dultt$, proftuo" lrttl we rlpttstnt tift 1 neW con•c;,nc•,...,, q.r •• • poet put It -"' • And lht tnflt wltO /tOld ltJglt p/ICII. • Muir Df t/tf OMI wtto Ill'I ~ MOkl• "'"' tfllll~, Clt>hr 10 lite ,,.,, I don"t A:now lflllttt Cllt "- CJO/"'If or.,.,. 10 ' ' " ' 0# tf ..,. un " ' ' " " ' enrtn;ng 04.11 t'lf't wAMg ro try. tl WI UIUill tfte tlf('HMC.S ol IIHI un~ty /»'hlf'S •• tilt •••r ,. t/!t,""" t o - •I t~• "clOd! ~ t-ho• • I nunttt1 10 th• .tttl 01 10 1 ntw bflglrtmng I w•nt IOLM llogO~ un•..•alty Sluoent ..rw;.,.... Unlv.ritty Stud&nt �·FsA to ask Neal to delay Harrir.nan. Library construc~ion 81 TERR\ CANADE C'•mp,.s EduM By • corut1\>U\ \\~~·1 "'""~• ha9•n& Squtrt kltoe unna:t'\"'\anly a"o-.t bu•ldlnJ, he an fiCM\ •htt.Mr of •• Boald or Dlrcc:ton. th< h<ulty S.udmt AS-'>tiDn (fSA) has qr~ tO l•k Vu l'r~mt f« hnnua Plannlns John Neal to dcla)' ttno\lttqt c:onitru..-uon on Harnmu·Ubrary w.ci. \\-r- -.ant • •...dent u~ 111 br 1ft $qvlr~ Of In H amMin .. 1( A ttbout/1 t'oll fl<asu1" lmard Sayd<r il\d-cd \llfl be tn \quJrt .&hCf Jar:tuar) 2$, the I hat r\·'-) ft\a)' mD\t •nt~ Hltrtnt.-n ••II conunue .~ulif u hti bttn tO diJI;Cated b)' the Unt\tnU)'. Admiruwauoo ··nor for food 'CT\ ~« opcorauonJ hu tht "'~' 1o dc-m•od ~h1t1 ..t'f'\t~ u ... anh or thl\ Th< b1111 100uld lall untd Neal " able <o apf'<M C:Ofpoflllon-"'e: h''' don't ckltf'nnnr-our ~~~ bcfOr< the board and <on•uh """ Food and YrndJnJ dC"\\tn)'," he \Aid S<r••o<e (FVSI and Kobo!h Commute<: "We: ~.an tlctcrmmc our o"'n doli.n)'.'' HA.dcn rrprt)(ntAII\t\ on connru\'lion plan,-. li.'OUilltltdt "If il'' \IIIHU!llhc &uidttint\ thl! Neill h«" Kobo!h onemi>J:r Bob liayden told th< board '<'I t qu4."4ihttn whcahcr we're dotn.g (hal •· 1h~t "the \:Omtruc:11on 1n H11tnma1'11!t in tJntcl Hihhnllan 'Aid I here "CR Other opcion..~ (Of ~p.I..:C conOka '~~llh ~hat \lot a&rc:tt!tu t~hh Ntal)."' and v,.on,J~ ~h) tht) ¥-crm't tlisc\ruc'd. ~both 8«AUK Otlhl\ dl\-trJ:el'k""e llnd the (a-."t that Jht 1-VS \U~It~ lhJI :a dUttrc-ru fhrnman \C.,_IIrtl l'On~rUtlkm then 1.1~ nor lta'-t b04rd apf)fo\aJ, amnstmtnl mtaht tlk..Tne 1ht la.:d1r) 's \oft\ mJ Ha)'dtn ,ailed on 1~ board to .e\1 IJ\41 ..:()IUlru...,ion c:a~•t)' tto"'~ t>\ftt\.h ht\ de-panm<"nt''\ \1iUn ~rc.a rmi'MdiAICI)' Be aho aslr.rd "Of) lhar ruturc 'AQrL rcat.. c booard .a~tion. Whole ~SA dod 001 ck<l<k the>< qU<>IH>Ih, II dtd aar«. IU Sludtnt "'\OI,I.a.IIOft Treillouru \.lirk to a>k lllcalto..;peai; heron •t ..,.,....,.., th" .. ..,~ Vnul thm, the board has requr:sttd that ..vn,Uu.o.1MW\ '" 1-ia.rnman be- dc:la)'f<f FVS Dlr«tor Donald ll0<1< tn<I>U<ed tlw h< ""' opcrraun& on ln\lrU\liOd.. rrom I he V.c-e Presaderu and kne-. nothena or lht Kabostt llJietmc:ru "'"h NeaL Our to I he irnpcru.hn• 4-k,••nJ of Squire Hall, food st-rv.ce fKIIul~ mU\1 be kt up m Hantman b)' 1hc bqmntna ot ne\t Kmcs.Jcr. ''My imm«<iate objc:eth•t h 10 ha\c ltanhnan rt:.dy co s.crvt": by Ihe ~loo<e'• ••~aa~oon. 25th of Jonunry," liO<It '\:ltd . •heu·n·s dnaro)«< a\ a luunae arn ·• HOit< said that ba.--au~ of tiS pro>~mil) t•s.sau ..J co food '""IX'' tta)dm rt"quNcd ~ abolb h~sc mto thor Harnm.an \C1IIIOJ ar.ran1tmc11t . "\\t h.ht co ""'"lC' • Bot ~n)dtr dt~arcat. "lMrc., a "Cf) f''""~\C riJn that ~ tn the AdmentwratJon RO'III :snd ~ bt1o& foiJoV~td," he ~td. lio\~ \aid, ''"t'tc undn prt\~uu• 10 "'n'-c due- v.tth v.hac '4t' hts\e." Yet I ~ l'rc~idtm UuMa\ o Rcyno'o ..:ttd ~hC"rc V.ij\ a problcrn NAl'"Crntna ••a spuce di14'rqle1"1.11lY ,md u unt~naimy " Ht :ai!.O noltllthl:al' the- I SA Ooard ...,..U\ RC\otf I'IJ.rd Ill OPiniOn ol 'ft-hdt h\ IUtX) Harriman cont:trns lht Uk' or lht" Slut Room 3.S an fVS "scatter &ott\ I~" are~. Ac-.;ordil\g 10 Hayden, Nnl aart<d '""h Kibosh 10 1a 11 aOO< (or lou111< •·n·s 1orn apan to rht potnt 10 dc\:rea~ trom 900 co 170 oo.......:- Up W.llh I btUC'fWtnC Of •haJ fS JlknJ f(' be 1ft H;unman and Vth«e at•< co..n1.'" ht ~d. +The ~.tUrcru ~,' ..... llCH If\ lk"\.(){~f .. l(h \llh.al ~( 1('('4 )hckJkJ tintina The conuovcr,y "urroundmJ the readying or ~e. )'d ~una ca.pa~.tt)" Squ.re "'o\1(). ~~~~. the Blue Room os xr~n opcnuon tn Harriman. to th< WI \It« wa\ d'""l· .. Or~tnartl), dt-t&n and <Ott>truaiOII ol ~V!> factlna .arc handted and r-WJ (Of by chc Uni\<1'\U). but tVS 1> d..talllnJ the Hamon•n fa..1fily f<'r th" rr.uon. Re,no\0 v.;ants more inronn3non :a.\ co '~~thai "" oeeurnoa thtte But Sa)de< and HO>t< ~nl thai \U'k..'C' lhc Unt\tn4IY -~.. rundrncaMKaboJit member Ptt<T Ht..hman Ald. "the coruu ..cuon. ~rd ~or tht- "vn.sat\111..1tOn •&." pb.n~ ha\e noc b«n ~11.1 atona .. uh chc 1nitiaJ donnn<." He as~<d th< board "«aluat< that pWI 10 nol ntefiQr)': dttt'tmU~ 1f II 11 bencf'iall for I UOIOn ''tO rriak:c ' .surr-"11 ~Qrlu ~dl ~utuo I be ~hole union 4.'0ncept.'' Whtn Squlft doses, Harnman lS slated 10 assume Whm II vras \uun-tfdrh:tl F'SA qop tht HaNiman "orl, Snyd<r rapoll<led. "We're oalktnJ abour .somcchma out or bounds. •• Q;her L"On~KI~ceon) many or Its runction•. Ha)'Citn no1rd that Ntala&recd to h.a\t ••Harriman ~uch as cht fulurr- of FVS cmpk>)'CCS and avaelab•lny or Uni\-H\11~ maintr:l\anct ptl'~nntl "\\ttt aho noltd and Talbert completely r<no•at<d hero ... Squir< do}es.'' H~ acc:ustd I he Uninnily adminisrrotion or .. balk in& on thai commitment." sayina that they ;ue ••ttoliflJ Squirt' txrorc- Harriman " reuofittC"d 10 :.\4."c:Omtnodale: a union.'' by SoydrC' ai- rca'iOn) to' continue t'OnstrU4.'tion. E~c:n \0 lht board has :~~~;ktd that con~rn.h:l•on cease umilthc:w unc;cfl,a!nti~)U"t ir<>ncd out. :.:J c,· .. SA l~rtitdtnl JOC' Rlfktn aprnsed COrt(trn apm\t "W.e can determine our own de.tiny if W1 within the guidlinn that Ntal hi# ~t. I question whether we're d~ing that." not chin._, lc:t '• ~now ror t.Ufe:' Moote- \a.Jd. Nt\1 wrc~ ·~ me:ctull wdl be: held 1n Harnman to ob'fef\C the OOn\trwtk:)l\ r.,,, hand. - Bob Hayden Neal discounts Kabosh's claims on College Fee v..._~ l'Taick:IW for fM'!IIIIet P'taa.ftina J.obn Not a..tt •«"- quc-w.ocwd 1M KabcMa Comawuu•, dlim that 1M 6ecod to SqUirt Hall rt hdd b)' the Stilt~ Oonn.cot) Authard) aumina hot ha) ··1\itVCf $CC'1I conctwi'c 4:"~. · · Nel.ll("kno~~ ,,._.,.It that 1 to8C'IC' fte pa., by lOt) tO'tllard pa;int bk"\. toen, (Of &fUcktll URIOf'llo, bul "lht ftt in no \to'&)' tUU,e+.l\ ow.-nn.tlip of tht bu•kJ1tta.•• Hr Y.id th.at lht fu Ill b pl1ttd ln a State Un1vtrJoUy i)'.. cm·..widC' or Ncvr YOfk pOOl "'hlch 00\tn ckbl~ for many 1 :;::,~:~~~d~·~eby\A::.~o~ ~~fre) ~ny mort 1b&n they o.,.n tht dormhorie.:· t:abolh 1Mmbcr Bob Ha,.._ iUd "'tl.~·rr"not ~,..,, wt o-• dw bu.tld.lq " Ht f''-~ ,,_., t.hcorrttcalb bcauw atudrmt ,.,_.,. ~)' tbc: ckbt fOt Squtrt"t con,aru.:ttOn thai. the) \hou.ld M~·t hAd ~ •nput 1n tht ~neon 10 ..~ rbt $tudmt unton. Ha)dcft daamtd that 1ht toan ...,~, tundtn& Squirt'J ffrt'liOn calkd fOf 1tw mont) 10 be usn! ,peo(.ull)' tor • )lwdc:nl uftkw! ''Whnt 'II~ tht.)' (thr Unl\tr-'IJ )'~ •IIO'III'cd tO '-hO\Il&l' I~ AhC'ml.lf\0 IO tlo>Mna ~\uf'(' •h•k .,,,. r~.ttnatht DnuaJ ~-ere ~·cd to 1h~ u.,~cr)ll)' b)' ~abo\h 1\.."C'Ofd•RJ to Ha)t.b H~ ..aad 1ha1 the dcrc'UoiOft 10 dow SQ1ur~ "'a\ ~ '~~~ltNA th.u Uni\C'f1ok), and ht quc.·•.ttono ~hy UB Prntatftt Robc:n I ..:nat't Wd I'\Ot .. to-.e -anothrr buUd1n1 '" iu ptact. • ''We dOni fft'lth.atlhtt, acllniiU\If<il~n A n.tt aoina 10 ~onL."nlt thlt Squh~ 'houkl '"~ opcon... N U.1 ~td 1hau a-.abo\.h'& infornuuktn our rffuch m• acn1na tot.nhtt tht IOOJOPII.ttc eo~<cnina bod~.·· w~. "llliJ ."..ue Itt\ •• tb~ '-latt' k'~d •• rcnQYation to beturn~ P'ltt of th~ Omtal SchocH, 't'O~~nln;a ..,ho PI)''"'' SKI MECltANICS WORKSHOP we'll show y.ou howl Members must have I.D. S2.0~r non-~embe~s Wednesday. Dec. 9th 7 pm - 10 pm , Jane Keeler Rm. Ellicott Thursday. Dec. 1Oth 7 -pm - 10 pm Squire Hall Game Room Main St. campus Squ . r~ '" arrtkvanf. ,..._14M', (JunUOI'IJQt. pv •Nt tl'l tile" kaaft qrC"CtDt8f lot tht bPJ•QJ of "14'*< " "' tht prombt frOM •b~~o..._ •t .art ~wt... I-ta~~ Rid. '"Out p i ''" 10 U\"p ~UJfC' \)flt"a •t'• tnrit..l\t, .. Hii)dal ...td ...-...... ~~w- &....~ \)r ''"u.citat ..obruat1011"" r..'Oik."C':f"RiftJ ri»R•I't& ~ :erm5 or'"" lo•n "'ttn~nt.'" li.ydtn a!krd. Squi~ b 51al~ to "'lo'-t rK''t '~mntrr for WHIP ' EM INTO ~HAPE ....~~--831 -3591 "II'' ob-.MJUS lh» kthin._1o Ho1)""dcn ~.d Jo:abQ\h plan\ on pcnnantNI) .·• t1w: umon·• ".,."' <Lt1t h•\ )n to be d(t('I'1UuM:d b N-at t,p&a,tl("d 1h14 ~\olr""-1101' att.ooc t.atcua Ut11 .. bonch (Of It\ fun.J•n• art' rclttiN b) the S.•tt' Tht ~ •...,uti'IJ. ro: e \ \t month. •til no4 o.;, Uf bffN~ Ftbru.al)' :'UfdtnJ lu Neal H~)dm ~ ~ ~h ~•n m~ohlff 'li\lt K'bordu~ """'< \IDdml )Uf)f'OU in t h e U(l«)fn1ea tlt...1t011 VC'ilr 10 «H'''~<tn«- Ntvo YOtl. thallhco C\."OMm) ''" floiM fa,orable (041Uih hJ 1\'IOl~ bond.. fc.'r ~uv<-·, ••"o""t'n.trau~ t-t reno.. anon Reed Help On Your · Calculus Final? Come To A Spepial Help Session Given By· An Acclaimed Magicia:~ · of \.. Calculu.s Wed. Dec. 9th 6-10 Knox 109, AC ~ale 121, 141 6-Spm Word Problems jchatn Rule ~ &! Exponential 'Punctlona Kll.xl.m& &! lUn1m& Calc 122, 142 8-10pm Integr&Uon by Parte Integr&Uon by Subst.1tuUon Word Problema usLng t.acran~t Multtpllu Integration Sponsored by SA AC&d.emic Affairs r '•-ft l_..,,."' \1 .. •• '",, ,, ', •' \ """""'·7-... '"' ,.,. -·- 7 �· mnhod "lmporcruu . "The <hows move ac a good fa>t clijl." >he sacd, "You hav't-to karn 10 Ignore che surrounding>." ."htch coJJid include )Oung choldrrn running about the hou•e, •chauy 1101ghbon. and JUnk food TV shows. Rrlati\e 10 chch>rogram" the Appalachian Communic~ Scrvtce Networ~ (ACSN) ba>t<l m wa,hlngton, D.C .. 1h College o( New Rochelle and'lh<' ACSI'are sinulor, which i<. as I he Iauer de>of"' hal( ol Chetr programmong ,"U)endar co college level cour>e>. ' Thort~ or the nel'o\'Or~·· 64 hom\ are dclegattd 10 ceii'I.'Our-.e\, n coca I or 10 courses per ...m...ter broken down rurcher IntO seven under1raduaoe and three on the graduacc 10\el. Markccing A<•odacc, c haria Rae h said 1hat courSj! >elec!ion ~s b""'<l on an evaluatiun and a need as;es>menc by a progracnnung >~aff or Ill <.."On)ultam.-., v.ith member' mdudifll professors and tt'aC'he". "\\'c·r~ n('l1 a uni\'er~uy or a college," Rn1h nolct.L ''The <~ccr.-dltation i' de<:idcd upon by the collcg~•- We let them ~""" ho"'1thc•..:our-.c- i-. developed, and thc:n it's rt'"ie'l'cd b) tht· 0 f:~~ultictt." Sele1:1ill{t !o."OUf~\ ror the 81r, J')f()grams~O lhr?Ug_h 8 ~tringt"nl. \ '"o~old 4ualio) 1<~·. she nooed . hom a mar~etong •~J>"CI the) wane the •~O\\s co s.:ll-mamlyconcractedqbrough cable rompanie\-buo ju>t \\.' imporcantly they ll'ave ,to be a good product , bOth w a v1deo and an roucational 5Cnsc!. Telecourses ' ' The ~hows are of c>tremely high quality,"' satd Rae h. "one· • hundred lhOuQIId dollar< n11gho go intO lh~ production or 3 • conlinued fromp•g· 1 and bu>in<ss world into their das>room~. Too coSily lor one, undoubu:dly and inL"Onvmienl for another, Qr a. Re~O>h >~Y•· " Henry Kissinger can'r make it 10 every das~r·oom." Into its chird semescer. che prpgram is showing heahhy sign• of growch. ll<:ginning wich only cwo. che School of New R..our<."e!; hilS gradually increased co •ix courses. Th'e sub)e<."t maccer of chose classes arc composed encircly of liberal arcs based m.ucrial. scayiJ1g clear or ccchnical <.-ourses. The typical agenda for each is 30 One-half hOUr Segf!lCOIS which car be cuncd on local New York Cicy <Oaciom or vic,.ccl on the college's ~ampu>: Bot in addition to paying clo.e :mention to rh~ sho" ic!<~clf, -included in I he ourriculum i~ a \Wd) guide co folio" along with and s..-lccced reading~. Thi~ regimen is in nrenaration ror periodkaltr-<i.ung- 1-tudcnh do not avoid thb b)' visicing camptJS in lrequemly. lc is a• chi; point where che school and producer> divoroe themselves. because examina1ion format i(i dir~tly undl.!r the 3U.)picc). 01 tht instru~tor, not I he producer~. course.·· "I t's not an.ell8!J way to wke a course; it demands independence. . . , -Lois Rekosh T~ be ready for testing.. Rekosh t.aid thut adju!rlling \'icwintt All hough they arc noc primarily in the line or celecourse produ<toon. ACSN'" COOP.Craclon "ilh chc u.\ive.. ity or We.c Virginia dcvi•ed a calling card lor chc conocpcls excellence. The resuh war;, a t.."'ur~ designed 10 familiarize teachers on how 10 deal with handicapped students in che da>sroom . T~c sho"· ha> ~ince become a West Virginia Slate requirem(•nt lor teacher ..:l"nification. · . The course IISiings Jilcadily climbing Rath,estimate> co be increasing ac a race of 10.1 S diffcrenc courses .w h year. Dalla' Communicy College ana the Univer>il) of Mid-America ~rc "'~I kno"n producm in the field and chcy will keep produ.,.ns ->uch iu.·m~. rxw~ibl ) turning the hoof~ Iuiie into a respon\ible medium. and noc a cultural jo,e. Problem~ will mosc eercainl) arise. and chcre "ill be tho"' "h•• argue that 1hi\ prim:~ril)' linear form of comrnunit.:ation h a force-~ing method of lealning. But on the positive side ic "Ill allow 01en and women f'oreed to "ork co auain" degree. II could <hauer many liule quirh chac a.-company L"Ollegc life. Re~o<h explainL-d, >U<h as buying F,as, linding a par~tng S()(ll ond cla.s;)t~ \~hiCh tire arCect«! b)' tiu:: weather." SOLIDARITY Room Squire Hall . PROTEST·THE G·L OSING OF - 0 ~QUIR~· UNION ) Buses 'leaye Ellicott for the Rally 11, 11;).0, 11:20, (~) 11:40, 11:50, 12 Noon (c) Sponsored by KABOSH, SA, GD GSA, MFCSA, S-B I, Inc. , SAS Tllo~ · -·'""'*"""''•' l �.. SOLAR The Kabosh Comminee lnes to make a solar house out of the decaying sunshine facility on Winspeaf Avenue ---t"Jo=-H = N:-MA '"'"''""L'""L'""t.:"' :t"' T"'E,.... ~tnun Sttiff Wtl•tr Plan> co conven chc .Sun\hlnr Uouk into a solnr collecwr w1ll <13rl -aon. if a tnoro$al b~ che ~cecrmg Spo<:oal PrOJCtiS t'ommouee of che Facuii~·Siudcnl Asso.,a110n (I SA) IS accep1«1 Froday. l'tetr Hor<hman. ·Chairman lor lht prOJ«'I said Tht propmal .. auld aranl S2,S2S lor cht pro1n:1 which 1ncludts bucld1ng a ar«nhou.e ID frOnt Of lht <lrUCIUI< facing Winspear A'enue. The fronl of 1he hou.e r<e<O'r< 1he southern C:tlpo~urc whach '' necessary for an cfflccem <alar energy system . '1he hou~c. owned by SA. al\o need> wea1herita10on including insulation and 111\ulated cunwus. Pres1d<n1 Jo><Ph R11\.on, S1udcn1 As10Cial10n (SA) suppom 1he 1dca as a. Kabosh m<nlb(r, 1hc l"Ommlll« \\h1c-h ~ubnuntd 1he proposal . " I lhml solar entrl) '' imronanl," R11\.1n ;.acd. "II Ihr. 1hiilg &O« through, "e will gam in a lot ol arra~. " He said 1ha1 SA s1ill ~lan> on using 1hc hou><: for students, a ll hough he dldn'l know wha1 lh< house ~<ould be used for. "We ha,en'l look«! in1o i1 ycl," Rif~in >aid, bu l he thoughr 1he idea wa< pr.,cuc;~~l ~~~~ 11 would lo"cr I he cncray CO"> Of Ihe hou>e. show lh< <'Ommunlt) ho"' 1he c:nttgy form re•lly "''"~'· Student• and local re,ta<n~ could, "observe 11, wal~ In 11 and couch il," he "'ld. "Wc'r< no1 "'pcrim<nlina. "I don'l Ilk• lhc "ord C\ptrimetllaiiOO, It') time (ur implementation;• a~ "ell ;.h ad,ancrna rhe pr~n1 \111t of 'oOiar ~ntrn:· ht add«! "II'' "ill in 11~ plann1ng Sl&lc " The archllcelurt \IUdtnl .,..... man)· ad,antat~~ for 1ht Winspear A\cnuc laahl) "This w1U te>nahz< lh< neighborhood and improvt Ihe neighborhood immen;cly, lht houst could ser- • many uses-as an officr. a club, or n rcnled lab and the technology wlJI not impair anyone I rom using h," he >aid. Tht Slttring Connnill<e. ha' alloca1<d SI6.31S Ill Olhtt I w rar thi$ ,sem ~ttr. The money Ihe Stccrmg ('ommill« awards annual!) wa!i pa1d 10 a non-proOt OIIIBIIiznllon, \\ohto lht Folltll projtctP. 1 I Curpurall<>n bou&hl lhc l'~.:uhy·'>III~Cnl A"ocia1i011 (I SAl from il for SISfi,()()(). ""'Urd1nli 10 I SA J>rl'\idcnl lommlnc:-t hJ,.;, tluu tht> propo,al' ht h,•nt.•hdal to n maJOrtt) uf tht Uni\C''"" t.u,ttHO Kt-)11QW. tht only i..'Ommuc\al\ t.'nlcrion lhat 1hc Stct'l'lll& The quickest way to getCIIJergency~money. A..-rordona 10 H1rshman. lh< Sleenna Com mill« funds ,.111 b< "S<Cd" mon<y 10 lhe prOJtcl Slan<d, "'hith IS es~imal<d 10 C0$1 bct,.«n S8,000 and S10,000. Hir>ehman stts other ""'YS 10 fund 1hc projec1, including f<deral\gtalll> and money from som< UB deparllll<nls. " I would hope I hey would donate some: rnonie) to thh., .. a•• Hirshman c>.plaincd, adding 1ha1 he had received ltll<r> of support ror 1hc projec1 fro m a f<w already. He a lso promls<d lht project could b< con1inu<d 10 us <nd. "It will b< pu~h~ throuah 01h<r Un"""'Y • cbanntb." he ucid. An tn('fl) a udh I~ lh< lirSI lhina 1ha1 must b< done, sa1d Hirshman. "You're basicollly doina.an a nalyMs of your heal loss a nd heal aain ." Onoe a projec1 is dclcrmin<d 10 b< worlhwhil<, actual wt :krca .r n or b<gin . " We would prob have to hire u contra 10 ' build lhi>," he CJCplu n<d. Pan of t he rouah pl a n ~ y,erc d one by H irshma n, Sub· Board I Charr a nd, Sludenl' in 1he UB aradual< .chool of archhte~ure. H< sa1d ht hopes tht a rc hitecture a nd enain<nlna dopanmtniS .. ould ate in•ol• <d in lht mor• dclail<d plan> addiAJihal sovtral small solar heauna busi nesS<S may pan ~C~pal e 10 &<I publk ily for thcrn« lv.s. H in;chman oomplain<d, " II (solar entrArl has no1 hh Wos1ern New York ." H< f~b a solar project 11 U 8 could. These d~ a trip ID the college b®k· store can reduce your available funds to some small change. Luckily, that's about all you need to make the one phone call · that can replenish your depleted funds in a couple of hours. Here's what to do: .1. Call home. Report the situation. and tell the folks they can get emergency cash to you rast by phone. !. ~mID Ask call Western Union's toll-free number, 800-~ (in Missouri, 800-342-6700), anytime, day 9r night. They charge the money and service fee to their MasterCard• or VISA t card. A Western Union Charge Card Money Order, up to $1.000. will be Oashed to the Western Union office or agent nearest your emergency. 3. Pick up your money- usually within two hou rs-at the local Western Union office or agent. There are 8,500 nationally, e xcept in Al\ska. Conveniently, about 900 locations are op'en 24 hours. It'& that easy. Be sure to remind your parents about our IDII-free number. It's all they need to back you up at the bookstore. Western Union Charlc Carel Money Order. . -•·7 - ••1 flo<> s.>o<wm I · �SA versus SBI e contln.ued from paee 1 Black sa.id that Rif'l<in's administtatibn was activitt-<>riented • ."There have been two types of nffd-is it servie~ or is it as a , student gov~rnments since I ha>< been · involved in SBI," Black said. "There's .disbursing agent," the president said. the quiet and concerned type that · "A lot of Sludent ·governments could appoinis people to the Board and gets run those services. It comes down 10 involved, workin& at problems." He whether SOl is still the most erreeiive way." noted that the other was a mote Last week, he again called for more activist type that sought change and "a11acked for the right to make these interaction with the ocher studenc changes." ·associations ... It's a very sensitive "People like Rif'l<in and (former SA issue," Rifkin, said. "I would like some President Dennis) Delia who had a lot input on it.'' of ideas, turning up lots of excitement He added th;u SA "as als'o very but after all is done didn't do anYthing interested 'in the search for Black's replacement and that he was leaning with it," Black explained~re activists. Delia had .threatened in lyY7 to refuse towarcts naming someone who could .do the job full-time. "It could help SA IO({und. its majority proportion or SBI aod reform lhe corporalion imo a and undergraduate students be beuer solely undergraduate body, but settled served,'' he said. 11 The ex«ulive for se,•eral by-law amendments instead. director can be a big resource ... recentiy denied any desire to disrupt it. .. It i} time co evaluate its effectiveness and 10 determine what is the real complaints,notlng that SBI never rejected an SA-initiated proposal. "·I hear that all the time," 81ack said.' "But name one thing that they wanted and didn't get-one SA program, one SA proposal,. idea discussed,' voted on. !(,they can't do that, then don't complain.: • · The <xt<:utive director explained that SA already. controls SBI in the poGcy· rnakinll arena, but that actual implrmrmation of chr st'fvices it offers, i.e .. more in the hands of the corporation's employees. "SA controls the organiziuion and all the'bullons and levers. They have them to use when they need 10," he said. ·~But SBI runs and runs rffic~nt ly without havil\& SA 10 push_t~e'buuons." In 'an interview early I his semester, Rif'l<in called for a review of 581, but On Rovember 11, 1981, right-to-li~ers and moral majorityites pressured SA ~nto :arot allowing this man to speak . QD. campus. • • On Dac·e iiibii; 11, . 1981, The Spectrum brings him back. Bill Bair_d at. th~ Union, l'riday evening. . . . \ . ( .. ~ �sports \ Division I _Niagara Eagles topple Hughes' Bulls l 1 ) 81 KEVI N A . KRUEGER Sp«trum S._;tif,,;_'f_~+~ _'_ '"-'--- If the main purpose of rhe baskerball Bulls' rough schedule is to give the team experience by facing many different same shuarions, it is cenainly workina. The Niagara Universiry Purple Eaales (2.0) staned botlj- halv~ in a full coun presJ, on their way to a 75-66 victory over UB before $0Rle 1000 fans at· the Niapra Falls Convention ~tcr. The first-half PfCSS " orked effectively as Niaaara had UB In ~hock-the &.Ills committed seven turnovers. The EaaJes soon built up a IJ.() lead. It was not until the fourth minute of the game that 1 on the board with a Kar n Henderson jump shot. "l'v ot ro admir ir," said Honderson, the pme's top scorer with 22 points, "we "'ere ,nor ready (or that prtSS ar all ." Niagara's dominae ion conrinued as they exploded 10 a 23·9 advamage." Eagle forwa rd Skip Speaks pur in II of !hose poiniS IQ 3 four minure Slreak. But, the Bulls, as they have all season, refused to aive up. They cl~ed tlle same to a four point differencc wirh a slam dunk by <l<'nter Derwin Harris who was fouled on the play. He converted the thlfd point to make it 36-33 but was called for a technical foul for hanaina on the nm. "'dl up cour1 bur could nota<~ by rhe man-ro-man defense lona enough for a good shor. · When Niagara fell they had a comfonable lead, rhey -'em iruo an offensive srall 3 couple or which lasled we111wer a minute. With 4:30 left In the same and UB bchind '67·S4, Head Coach Boll Hughes changed from a tone 10 a man-to-man defense. ' ' I n a collqe basketball pme." hc explained, "if yoo'rc about 10 to 12 points out, With fi•e or si~ monutcs to N iapra auard Mike Curran-,.bo led go, you arc stollon the pme. his team wirh 18 poonts-sank the fret " Wc ha•e ne\cr quit once this throw, and thll was the closest UB season," Hushes saod, " That's not bad would e - comc to the Purple EaaJcs. for our inexperic~ aroup. That's The half ended with Niagara up by six, one of thc bt1t thinas about this team, 44-38. they llre not quitters." Thc second half had tH• Purpl• Bad foul shootina by Niagara on Eaalcs again In a full rress. UB was on•·and.one situations made the aame ready fOI' it this time, movina the ball close. Addina insult 10 Inj ury, U~ was assessed a bench technical for calhna extensi•e umeout\ "'tth onl~ '"o seconds remaio•na. _.J,osing by only nine points wa- the fl!'t game UB ha; had aaain<t Noagara sine• th~ Bulls became Divhoon Ill. The last lime a UB 1eam beat them was February 9, 196S, 17 seasons ao. "We're like tho liule alrl," Hushes said. ''When sh•'< Jood, she'• reall) aOQd. and ...hen Jhe's bad, •he's really bad. That is the kind or ... y ... ,...., to be pla)'ina. Wt made somc fooluh mistakcs, but "e turned roaht around and made somc niQ, pla)-s. " \ BULL BITS-Other notable UB porformanccs Included John Fitzparrick (16 points, 7 rebounds) and Kevin McMillan (13 points, 7 assistS) . . . Mark McGuire blocked t hrec shots . . . Gary Cox. came off the &cnch in the rtrst h'lf and ended up Ioggins 34 minUI.cs or playina time. ~--~~~--~~---:---, ATTORNEY AT LAW • S.~f!_~ ::.."':'::,, ---- -rJPIICIALO/Iaunua:J~.U..V- Ear.!!,~ng GMA Gift~ llecMy A'tllntw< ofche *1 Q MtC.. IIIm .. faf tMIIalldoyl ..-.......,QaiiSI. . a,.......,. . . . .... Sol. • • • • ,. aum .-.- .... ,_.... ·--r... · - ·-o.,. · ~:. T.......,.. fo<Hai<Oes\gn ..... ·---....- ~--~----~-~·~~ ~--------~ --~------------------------· ......·· --...:..' ''}.- .•. """'~, �LARGEST sa.ECTIOH ~ 0'1£1' 50,000 GAMES. GIFTS 6 GJIGS\ . . - GEORGE& CO. ALSO spo~ts in short. ~ . BACIGAMJION CHESS SETS ~NO ~ctOMPUTER GAMES eBOARDSeTA-..S eCLOCKS 615.MAIN ST. 854-0673 ., J Berrafato nabs top f3ull awltrd - Senior loneba~ker Frank Berrafaoo was named Ull'• G ary Brown, a junior defemive ladle for Bull;, was nam~ ouosoandlng roooball player for ,19HI. He received ihc award ao a UB's Mosl lmpro•ed Player. banquel hcld Novemb<r 23 a1 ohe Cavalier Resoaurano in Amhersl. Bcrrafaoo ;erved as a ori..:apoain for ohe Bull; Ihis US's offensive leader, juni~r quar~erbaek Many Barren, was ' goven the award fo~ Ouosoandmg.Offensove Back . !'fe brok~ Fall. >Ianing for ihis fourlh consccuoive year. grodualc from Clarcn~e Ccnorat High School served as n~~~rous ~B pa'Smg record; ohos season. and nnoshed among US's righo ouoside linebacker, a posioion where he made 230 \...) Dovosoon Ill ' lOP passers. oackle.< in his ~~recr, as.v.ell as si• fumble recoveries and ohrec One of ohose responsible for Barren'; prooecoion as well a. hi; inter~.o-cpcions . success, was senior guard Doug Johnson who was named Bcrrafaoo's fellow linebacker Cosmo l'losoola was !liven ohe OuiSianding Offensive lineman. award for bcs1 linebacker-<lefensive back . The Joe Soac'bcll Award for desire and dedkaoion was ghen 1 Junior defensive c'iK! John While"'"' named OUI>Ianding senior running back Jeff Martin. Staebell is US's cquipmenl C dtfcn~ivc lintnlan. manager. · ' \ m; P""' . The \ Live! On ~ Shea's Buffalo january 12 thru 11 Ma~U'f .. Ol«ge & Visa c.ll 847.o8SO. Mon. Fri. 10.5,lor llckrrs On Sal< Now' .u .. Co.:nu.l Tld.tot O,..dtt, .-. WNV >4ndC.wl.t 856-2310 IOi t tOIIP ,...,..,._r.d lnform..tlon - As.l/«JII".'I• Ulu< Wn'<kin~ Crt" We are I he Champion> (Eicklra) I gutS:S "im~ins chc World Srric'.s tntitlts )Ou 10 tlo anythma you AI tcon1 Ihal'S wh31 four lA Dodger$ thin,. Jerry RC!.h.\, Sr~"e Rid Monday and Jay Johnsoone aoo IO&<ih<r and cuo ohh liulc the pcr.!tOnal tnjoymenl or all their raru:. ~.an'l ilna. COIIC\>1ively they hanJ10nizc about 3S, ~ell a~ ball. And ohey're all juso abouo old enough 10 <'OII<.:o 50<.""1 Maybe Ihey should soay home'and oollm oho't ch~k s :ond rest of us·r-rom such. earsores. Bond·prc>du,"'d this one and brought cogcthcr a backing~~ or There is ~en Helen Oc:JJ on chc Dodger orpn. Only hc.inso.rurn<l'<lalion makes any li>tenin& bearable (lhao's whoo arno:<ho half soar). The addifion or "1'/ew York, New York;. on ohe nip side is probably ht mOSI jiJ\'t.nitc and lastc'ns stunr on che whole album . t'm no Y:at~k~ Ood&<r fan 11 pre(er lhe Reds mysel(), buo rubbins il in on New York But, you say it's all in run. WeU maybt, bur 1hen arc 11 to1 ot 10 celebrate a victory than was~ ina money on a poor alb.um be eccuscd of car pollution. first I though! il was funny. bur 11 5-nnothcr C'i1lmp~ no~· wirh a etoser lOok. I ~ h a_~; com~at~ Ctdiforni;a. or the dtcadern, The GSA Am1ounces 2 Stipend Positions INTERNATIONAL STUDENT COORDINATOR · and ADUATE RIGHTS ADVOCAT F~r discription an.d applicatiof'! . r senator or nt • �Collora paces RoyaL over Oswego,59-56 --- ..... 8) A 'I, rHO" M . PtTTI \Ja, ru~ mt I ,,,,, "hc:tt CJtnil ColkM'a ,..QLr uo ~tunJay morninc shtJU't ~llf'tl! I he Ro)-ak. -.ac aoma 10 "''" thC'Ir PI'DC" th~" liflcrnoon ~piR\1 Oi\IIC'JO. 1 he U8 fofw,ard fOU\1 hi\<C' 1Clmt l:rnd or tf)\IAf hall ~IU'-t htr prfdkuon "'•'- tl&h• on tht- mit' The UR "'ome11 's fO<...,., "'I ,_,.,_.. (;ollora <.qMllii>N ""I ......... - . thoot•nJ ...u from·~· (pornu., to ttl< pmmctnl 1 JLtil mo~td in~tod¢ and ~a:s o~ w tht'y hh m< I J<l 10 ~7J'C'I up in th< b<Jttlnl1lJ that my "'"'nJ 1<1• orr·· fh< 8uftak> Junior l"int<h<d .,;llh 1.1 f'OIIlli. nlll< or thu>C In thN"<Ond half ('olloraalw led all ft'boUI'kJtr!t ~llh 18, 10 orrMM\( o,,.qo l>t•t< Buffalo au.Hd 1 ouiHtc Gt'crt' had •h~ ,... ._ or S~ ~6 1n a hom< opcniJlJ htart>IOI'IK'r 11 ClatL Hall JVIrdonr V.tllllm\ thrO<IJ)t IliON or lh< ~>all ..... ..nd ''J JU~ • M"YI ~t •ctt IQIPJIO ••n,'' (oUO,.. \AKI "a\ bu:rncd oo ~traJ OC\1\K>1• ''J v.at iO •ound up I t.:OUlc' hardl. d«p b\l ru&h.l f:\CR •Mn •c- feU bdund, •c ft.J.J th~l t-It ked sn · ··a ,ua.. t v.a, '•"'"" hn- (\\ aiU:am .., 100 llf-htl)." th< riru h.olf and I lnn. "' ,..,...,~·t 1o><" • l.,,f'IK ~ld "~ftn lbe ctNdl hUU~t'd _, fHC, I The Ro,.ah lrtd b,- 1"\ fl'llk:h «~ I~ prnnt'i tn th.t' fir..t "••ed on h<r fa.-c. She'• not """ of th< bow &.wd• lulf utrhona • matH<Hnan pr~' to 'or..t numcnJu\ J'\c ~ 'fit lot llkk) a ln.. timn. •• c;l\('fl\ ~ o,..._.qo tuu~'tf) By h.dfum~· lhmiJh, Uutr.do uw. hrr.h ,..,..UIJ honor, -.uh 17 r;hlrnh thilt lud ~.:h1ppcd to ttJhl .._, lht\ ~,.amt p.a.rucd b) The lr~tlh4tlnn rrom ort~to.c 10 d.:lcn~" •tun .... ~ thdr own miW"un. Tht Roy-al-. tuencd lhto hall O\tf the Ro)~h ~~ rncnt dJfficuh) ~~orc.hn~ to UU c011'-·~ lhtlme& to oarr"""' Ihe martin to 1~ ~7 UO. I 'ndD O'Donne-ll "\\c 'lttff v.'Orkiur our orn\ w \ Wlth mof(" dum half of the '("C\tnd \4aniJ •(IUC". a \\ttl enJ thtn \\(' +.:.ilmt ooyor u .and YtC'f\·n·r f,('utna L.akc:r wra.c turntd a f'N)Ccnual t.lt HJ\11 uuo a ur lhr ""'un la\1 cnou11h. V.'e Jtll roo rcJ4w,J nadbua <h•tJU fUITd Jt'nmrn \\ tll1am~ tooL "~\·h·~··"""""""~oda\ ..........-.~ 'omm1nd of lht \l:S.IOh' oftt1hf' ho\htu"\!: hrr rtam C\pcTIOk.:t' ln.J "'(1mt dc-plh 4.1 fOf"'atlf&i, but J lii.HJ tn ~three ro•nl Ind. ~7. "'•'h JU~ "'' m•nute-. rk.l"Cd,"" O'l).:.,.utrilt.l'fk.'ludN krt ""1M ~s frdhtd.an I rom Oute-n~ rumrtd lll '"" to,.,. bo•~<1ball Rota!> edp<d lh< bJ\IIt\'*Qnf poinb \CIUC'ktt•.f\l thr lhl"-'' tp(l.Uml dC"UCI0\."'01'\1. T hen CoUora \llotnl to wor~ lnt.tud or 11.._'"' 1hou from 1he perimea~, -.N: 'flltnt 10 the ba.d.c:l \COrina rhr« .\Craight bu.:"cu co 8uff1Jo the lead ''"t ' TIP I'~ I •lcm ...,.,...,,lni.U O."UO ""'"" ,.,.h 1.1 """"'' bdort t~t.nJ; ou1 Jt.~.al\ \fltw 0.)ku ••• oh< onl) IJuffak> f>bl« on wul IIOUI>Ic: "llh lour prr~b WJ~m, fio•med ""'llh 1"1 potnl\ U8 theM • mt"'Uabk perceflC from thf' r..ld HOLISTIC HEALTH By J EAN BROOKS ~rum Stqff Wrurr llo>h>llt ht&llh. \\'hoU>U< h<alth \\ •th th< h•o tmru u><d intcr<han&cabl) •• th< health profcwon. hohsuc hutrh is a \.'00\.--c-pt ~u wtll ;u a proCts\ton II"> an area ur study for people who dt)lre to hll\'c C"OnlrOI ovnchelr bem& and 10 May heahhy. Holost•< ho~llh m.,uu diff<r<nl thinli 10 dlff<r<nt people. Wtbslt'f') dK'ttOnvy dC"fincs "•hrM I) not brokco 01 d<focme; unrmpantd. 2J no1 dJVJded uuo •malic part• or partiCles; l) bw>& vmnjured, or ..t\hou1 stan~ of inJUt)', hcak<l; mo<c widely~ mean• .ound and hcllth), or r<StO<ed tO oounclnn• and health: 4) conaainina -.11 u.s corulituttnt pans or t lcmenu: entire. A S)'nonym for h"lfoft is !Wf/t"i."l. Also. whole, rneans rntlre; h di.. inctly implln a ~mplt1eneu or ptrf«tion from ¥rhich nochin1 b.. 11«n ta~cn and nothina can be added. B.!na ,.hoi< " ban& In r>«r«< h<alth"; havin1 >~braol and JlotiOUs h<lllth. It u havin& that S/)#OO( SOfntlhlnllh&l rs ffiOfC thtt.n btina in a. mediocre state without a disease. Holistic health is an ancitnl study, )tl il ls o nrwly rf'COgnlttd area in our WC'IC'IY today. Tht oJd u,_dcntandrncs or 1hr connect.ion b<IW<m nund.lbody/,rnhl/cmotioa; tht- uK or h<tl>< and rwu,.l ptq>anttions \~Jed 10 heal, the OrientAl dll&no<b ""'hod of loot in&,into <)<>. r-. and 01bcr body paru oo find OUt or troubl<> ... .,ronc. bul a (cw UldUlOI\&l systC'I1\S thai -are prtsently bring rt-diSClO\'tfC'd and rcinttanucd into modeti'IJ_Jay health n«dt. R «<ntly on •·ua•-. II To Th< Women," a WGR·TV talk show aired 12:JO p.m. dolly~m<didn< and holistk h<alth """' en diiCUSS<d. Th< medial or• on th< sho" (bod! mal< r...,...) conctudcd that-ba><d oo m<ar<h and cum:n1 ltcflds~s rtluat1on ttchniqucs, and simple IOC&liOn. These racton. comribuu: medllation techniques. Thcrt cxi~b 1 tO the freshness and heallh , bu1 an abundonce or ht-lp on tht ' can abo lead "to thosr wilh weaL marktt. ranain& rrom natural and ron.slnutioru. \ynthetk vitamins to root and back rollcn. JOfl mdoor JOU<r> thai arc .\&kl to not strain 1hc bod) "hJlc JOUUII. Wcart11J natural llb<tsl<ts Ill< body b<cath< "M• drtnkina Pll"' ,.atrr h<lps t<q> th< body t ...~. ptlrt'. M.,h or th• ~olisti< bell on knowlcd&e ls common sc:nst. or ,.ou.ld tte:n1 10 be-, )ltl mu~~ common uo~ is aoued as:KIC" in .... today's raii·Paetd highly technical ln.,atd !•hat u thou&)lt, <attn, drank) U "dl as OUt"vd C:f1\lironmmta.l facton contribute IO I penon's hQJth. Th< C":nutonmcnt corWsu. of \a.r)'ma amounu of 11r and water. or smos and chemicals, tkpcridin& 0<1 the Many peopl< hear about hoii<IIC h<alth and lhro,. up th<ll hand• In dltmay. 8u1 all 11 take. " por-onll rtJpO<Utbdioy for<>~ can • contnbu.tt 10 hdp the' envtronJMOt. Ptopk can cotrn-:1 m.is.aaL-n by educar.-na ptit 11\t.m.sdves on t.he: ioacmaJ and ctC"rnal probltms lh:u may arrca h.c:allh. Humans ma) then choo'C to work acdvc:ly toward beu er hcahh. No one pen.on can do <HTJ'h•n& ri&ht Ill th< time. but e\otr.Y \ltp IO.. ard beUt'f htallh lt..l won h)" auempc al •mm«hatc and tona "-"'f: IU a~are:nn" or hoh.ilk health nses. fO ..lllthC' abdll) to oonuoloe><'s bod). ~ln.llRI lht penon CO I IIIIC: or &mJ<r health and hopJl!""'' '"' Vd..s.. COUNCIL ON INTERNATIONAL S:fUDIES / SPRING '82 CHANGES IN COURSES LISTED IN: JAPANESE PROGRAM= ADDITION: 11 ume.I<)C$ Deletion: on, th< mtd.al 011d hotistk: fields ore meraln& toward ·~anizina the need ror cooperation In both fi<ldJ. It i• a ••ory cneour11ima Correction: rrmd as prc-vc:ntative- heallh is as lmponant as h<llina dil<IJ<. Natural heaUna methods, v.""bert applicable, can be ~tn•ler on tb< body and at< chnpcr lllan •Ynth<ll< drup• ...,.,..,.. bod! <111 sum>< sld<-by.~.Mk Ill lodaY"• Th< mtrkk drup an h<lp out c:rncs. ,.,u in but 1 poll not do when a hf<SI)'k chana< i1 n«<<ed. 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"'--' •••!' ~"''gltf#"ettlf.~\~l(ll~ "'f'I¥-.Jk\ 71'1U:;. ,lol"T"o\CnVf lAf\GE t10UR on '"I• !I ""'"' • 'Cl.loi.SC. •u•ta~ lor 6 ~'.tOll 1ot-s ol llotl\ol!ll •uodwor\. woodC\Irni••G l.tHil.tC.• •~ ...J.Oit'.ttf'!#MY FMW, ftt*1.1 =--~~::~~~~:~" makes the following Important announcememt regarding It's =~~·::,;~.:::::...::...~ -:--------SPRING OFFERINGS--------- ..,. .. ~G3f4. IIOOM'MAfi H£i:0£0 Ill ; ; ; i . i;Q OfrOn>OI'n t4ll 0!\ Cdtt~-•1-•"'* JM\ ' " RAI166 Due to the loss of Squire Lanes, all future R.A.I. 167 Begmning Bowling Classes wilt be conducted at Amherst Lanes, 47 E. Amherst St., Corner o( Main & Amherst (ApprOJC. 2 m/18$ from Main St. Campus}. Students ' must provide their own rransportation. First class' meeting will be In Clark Hall, Main Gym Floor. lnstruclor will help In arranging car pools. S12:S lnt.IW•roag l'l.t. waMSC, ~~ l»hQN Mt.lfAOOiriUoi.Al[~~ ..,..t"*'" biO"'O"'' ts-.;.~t et "MiMSC, c.all 137·1»3 Of llUZOJ UB A~Tt $tUO£.,_rs- ~~ ''"' ""~!1\&tt!:..,. 6Mtf97 H0VSEM4TE W.A,.-TEO. 8Nv\1M IC*:owt- 1 IJ<CI'~'~~ l'oQijse ~sc ~ L., Gt•d \II.IOtf'lt ll'•••c HQ....,...Jiolf, •uUoilt'4fo I I~ C..lli lM atl370619 HOUS£1;.\n;: tiE£0£0 111 Al'lf'ltlc • r'v" P"&4)n C»lolhtWit lw'f\1-"a<l •ot ,." 1, .-o~ f!AI120 Beginning Skiing, Tues, Thurs. 12:30- 5 pm (4 Wks) RAI128 Intermediate Skiing, Tues. Thurs. 12:30. 5 pm (4 Wks) Oates:Jan. 26182 to Feb. t8182 · Plac•: Kissing Bridge - Faa $44 Rental: $20 (Boots, Skis, Poles) . w•~ WN4tE00MID<er.t;:l\llol~l•;;;;.~ AVAJUBlE o•d Mmal.,, ' " ' ' 11~ n lilttclfl~ wa""SC.. 11 .,...,,"''" ~~ f'IO~ 4f Ot•tt ~~10~ Feo'lloAif'l ltof!ilfnfld Qs.&lll PIP'mo. u uwt11 Mtrt~m~~. fNilQ 011t, WOMSCo\VA~~ow. ....,,_Myf'l,ti 80 l•~. P•t . W.aet6.~ Students provloo t"efrown transportatl&n. ear paoli- will be -.manQ'e9. Fftrst class meetln.o will be ln Clatk Hull, M alo Gym Floor Cotltact Miss DiebOld for addUiOoaltnlo at8J,.2936 JWi AO~i'WA:ftJil,E'7.; 11110 OtHJcort ..,..r1f1~i \YOMSC '100..00,. t.alt O.W: 01 ll.afb &»3S36 fWO GEDAOOMS ..-..!"* JN1t.1_, fq-.t- A;'i orw 01: ClOt"- Va~ ~ tour l)t(lrOOm ~C>e/1"*\1 Of\ LAban. fwo DitOcll.t «!Of" MSC c.ll 132-0430 o:NiicDftOOtr,t '" J..~ r.o...• on Main & ,._. 117.!G.bi-«JJO OEV® - 0 art J'Ot.l '101 IliOn\"'"' A lVU MO- ~~~~''"'ttJ~ CAAOL trot C... I'OO!'W ~~ IUc!PY 18ilfl •. ,..._,..,...- ~=,L.~::.::·:~:.~,_"" ,..,.., RAI185 CROSS COUNTRY SKIING Mon.·Wed. Fri. 1:Q0·3:00 pm Oates: Jan. 25 to Feb. 22/82 (4 Wks) Place: Amherst CilmP.US Rental: $24 (Boots, S~ls, Poles) ii~b\o~,._t'IOCI,.....;;;.,"' l.0¥1!. CottltiQ GEJIIPY P(Ml', Of!rtf*•~-..,_.~... t!ICit• • .eks 1)1 ot•lllil~l •"""l ENIIMCI1 Firal cla&a meeting will be tn I he Bubble. Amt1era.1 campus. Conta.c;.t MIU Otebold for addl 1i0 HOt10- '·•ll'tM VQUf ~IO•"tO..ett;;: t!Onol lnfo. "' 831-2936. fM Splcfi'*IM'I: IIC*d•J 'INlllUIIO ft.... Dec 1t, ' " wor01 101 C)!'li~ 10 ~.,•• ~ " " ,.111"1 ... SS!I $qWIIof tl •,.o 11'11 UIT~Otl ~ toc.t.OOfiC hfllla1 lf!OOt ~~ 5clt~t•. ''.oo" •o •u uc." 1 RAI 129 Beginning Fig~re Skallng·Tues & Thurs. 12:30- 2 pm RAI 130 Beglnnngclce Skating· Tues. & Thurs. 12:30 • 2 pm .Oates: Jan. 25/82 to April 9182 (10 Wks) Plac:e Sabre Land Students must pro~ide tholr own uansportatlon. Firat ctus- meetln_g 'NlU be'" Clark Halt, ~ YOLUtrUEfR& 'IE £0£D-W~'4fu 1 ~ lllti'!IS B~t1n Cot-l.rot "'"' ..111*1..., Off-til .- ""'" • • N<l' ~l"g •• ..*Ill ON OI4111Q.afltlltiC*' ~ &tl!: IMIOdad fut OtyO ~IRJ ~~~~ l(lt" O•t1I,I P-f!\ lc#"'- II U\111-f!ICI.O, U ll 6M·28~BI _.,,.,...., • •"" ... p.m ~ Mo,.dAy NiqkT ooTbdl lAIIGE 6fT. ~llEEl'l Tu-esday Record Request Night We play your favorite songs all night . ew ExtendeCI hour for Wilkeson Pub Gamuoom O"n 2pm til lam Everyday VQW'It._,_.. twro. 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For ildditlonal 1nlormatton contact Mr. 1• P'!!lt )'OIII!Q'IIIOINilhH!?"MII • . HANNUKAH Ex,reu Yoar Hol~ Greetinp In A Spectal Wcz,y!! · CHRISTMAS ..,, NEW YEARS - '" 1 .. · . . SUPER HOLIDAY CLASSIFIED JSSU£ Wed. Dec. 16tlt · during lin'* weell "When all of w eould U.e -.e HOLIDAY SPIRlT" . THE SpECTDUM -~ SPECIAL PRICE 10 Words for $1.00 (lOt ·--..~ t. �. -back~age; photo . O n the road w11h tht Bulls. for a Ol•nslon Ill team hke 08, it'S ICfiiChing, CIIW1ng ancfSflO\IIng anothtf team thara problb4y tour Inches taller. It'S liii . - *>metimea an tigt·u hOur bus tnp to Albany Of getting 0 hoM-job "' Ptn 8roGIOfG Last Wedntsc:lay·s stop was the Ntagara falta Convent~ C4tntet aoa,nst Otvts.on I N&ag.ara Uf'INt.sny Allf\OVQh tney lost tM game, thert wert some batlltl won. Otrwtn "SQuasn''+4alf~l ($3) tlauened a ftw through Ute hoop and to tttt ltoor, •ncfudlng ulg e· 9''. 2c0 pound Purote Eaglt center Mike Howse (4~) · Tht vtltrlnt-Karon Henderaon, John Fil.tPihick (51) and Ktvln McMillin (11) burned tht ntta enough to pt,;~SOfTit rea tn'·tht Purpte Eag..,_s Head Coach Pete ~ergan · a tact The next Jlopa on lht blskttball t~J 'netu<Jt FtedOnlo (FtOCIO<>.. SIIIJI College) and Onoonto (Hartwtek Cot1egt) before com•no home to ll'4 Stote hllotlt Tho homtllond '"' Coten Boll Huoghea BuLla will bt enon- the learn tne-n 00 on to A.lbany lor a tourna~t betore ftYing to Soutttwuttrn LOuiJitOt Uruversny (ln.ty beat naaketOall powethf?UH Geolgetown) anca New Otleans' Tulane Un•veraity ' Pnotoa by Franc-ts Spec:~t., ~_) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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II •••f rom· mir,iature to statuesqu~.'' see~fwo .......... . �' ' Tri£~J~H!~lw&C~Ioy merge efforts to present several art exhibits ranging fTom miniatures to stahlasque �ARJ are hell aonecl In humanity eltl'ter geroeral or pn•ate. thll a lilt voewing all lhrM. you feel a bit waterlogOecl yourHif The most drsqutellng dousong rs from tne CEPA/Hallwello segment ol Figure• Fotm• and E•pressron•. the fnlll one on the Four by Three -••• IPOnaoteo by the three galleroH Alb!rghl Knox got ihe beller. bogg~~<. mote pedestrian works; the smaller galler~a· jolnl apace got the <HIFIIie\n ertllla. using the human fOtm 01 fog we on aome, ate represented. Why so many artists Is a rnystery-CEPAIHallwalls os crowded wllh lhe wOtkS of nine artosts, none of whoM showong seems full enough lo be Individually rounded, an<leome whose conrolbullona could be done away with allogethor Moat of the Figures exhibit seems dlroctecl at repreMnlong man a s a froughl animal only lhlnklng hlm&elf important. or oven as a mere mau of bOnes and blood wrapped In akin. No Mlcheetangaleaqua beauty, but nihilistic crudity; no love of people. but erotic sensuality. This snow os a sao staternenl T he only relief at CEPAIHallwalls Is John Ah. .rn·s lonely· crafted, very lifelike walt-hanging blists of O<dlnal}l people. Htra rs some drgnlly, at least Ellen Carey's lour WO<ks-pholographs ol nUdes carefully swirled over and around wolh conlrolled Dlac~ ana whlle·brushslrokes and dots-Is another aesthetic calm on the maelstrom • The rest of the shoW. though. gl~es us a depressrng portrayal of manko(ld. tn John B<umlietd's pholo sequences. vapod·tooklng people anempt to portray natural actions and ••actions clinically, and fall comically. In "Ted Simulating Random Gestutea of Concern," lor Instance. Ted, slntng on a table and rJ]Uggtng profusely, simulates twenty·louttandOm gestures of concern. Laurie Simmons offers some pholos ot dolls Uoailng In a pool, like drowned children, while Roben MapplethOrpe's posed black·and-whlies are dlsiUrblng In lhelr brutal sensuality. Ilia •• II these artists are using people like some toys, or illeieil $1111 tile. At the AIDrlghi·Knox the feeling of Figures os markedly more cheerful. but still cloyingly doubtful about our condition. Tho larger gallery conlalns large.. more appeali'lll works, that occasionally bOrder on whimsy. Sadness and bulloonery permeate mo-.,fthese antara· works, panlcutarly Russ Warren's senous-monded sarles In whiCh his sad comic cl\a.acter floats loriOrn against a madly pressong background, as well as lhe bright costume-toke wall reliefs. or pemaps really lull ligures. ot Rodney R1pps. The baSI WOt'k Ol the show Is Ricl\ard Longo's " Men in' the Coiles V," a series of full·flgure. larger !han life. charcoal and Qraphlte detailed drawln~. Young well-dressed men ana women are caught tumbling and lwlsilng at crazy angles, as II jostled In lhe rush of cliy alreets. We are still ch1ded abOut ourselves. It Is sad and disturbing lhll lhese fifteen artists concur thai human beings are worthy ol lillie more than jabs and jokes. Figures: Forms and Expressions ponrays the human condlilon as being very much out of condlilon. J oseph Plcclllo: Drawings on C~nvas and Paper Is of another opinion. In this cese. lhe artisl Is not drawing on the human figure as a guide to all, but on drawing horses as a guide to human t..eings (and being human~ According to the notes that acCO<Rpany this Albright-Knox shOw, "infinitely diversified • expressions and postures of hOtses. ..became metaphOts for vasUy complex human sttuations." One gets the teenno that Prccrllo ls searehong lor something: SO<ne human condoUon. some human answet. But ot seems as thOugh he may lind the core, or even the key. The laces and sometimes blurted llgutes bo•ed off on his near f)hOiograp/llc drawings appear Isolated-as they really are on the canvas and paper. particularly in lncldenl:s number 11 l-and longing lor an anawer themselves. The hO<ses etandlng, prancing. and tumbling, are beautiful. Picctllo Ia masterful and meticulous; he cares about the horses, and draws them with a loving fineness, lleshing every bone and muscle. rendering every vein. They~sland out from the drawings' black backgrounds with a light of their own, as II thoy are consumate, Ideal horMa In a spiritual world. When they are correlated directly td people. such as In " Incidents aeries II, No. 10:" the horses suffer In the comparison or pemaps the people become ennobled. In portraying our sadnesa, Plccltlo searCIIH lor Its end, and creates beautiful w<Htc ln tile proc:HS. Olher than sharp answeta the only thing Joseph Pltit:JIIo· Drewlngs on Canvu irild PIP« lacks Is mote of Itself. D onald Evans searched too. through postage stamps A tot of people coflecl atamps, but Evans made his own, issued by count(les of his lrMQonlng. Thrt World ol Donald Evans. O<ganlzeo by StedeUik Museum, Am81erdam. and the Neuberger Museum of SlJNY 11 Purchase. stamps Evans created before showcases the best otthe his death lour years ago al the age ol 31. The stamps, Issued by such countries as Republica de Banana. Domino tin a series featuring domino .Pieces), Islands ot the Deal (taaiUrlng hand signals) and Stein (stamps with Genrude Stein poams printed on them), are meticulously realistic and as detailed as a taal stamp engraving. E;vans was a miniaturist master. For adaell realism, the s!a.mps are rnounlecl In actual etamp·holder pages, complete with postmarks. Not to shortchange Evans• line, quietly J<>yous work, but little else need be said about the show, except that his stamps, ano their at the could be no ballet. and thll lun. •.ooo ~ SOBIBARL'F¥ FOR THE UNION Dec. 9 12 NOON RA-LLY Wed. ow- participation is important in this decision makine process ~ FillD)ore ·R ooltl Squire Hall Protest the closing of Squire Union vood and 8UJea leave Ellicort fOf the Rally \ 11, 11:10, 11:20,~(c) t l:ofO, 1):50, 12 Noon (c) II ~en\·· ~nte Sponsored by KABOSH , SA, GSA,MFCSA, S-8 I, lnc., SASU SA lnknolll~""'l Allain 1-loal ' - I. '"""""'""'Ill S.IMI<nt ll<.ott«t Ccnlcr pmo<rol INTERNATIONAL SHOW Saturday, ~c . 5th from 3 - 6 pm Haas Loun~ of Squln Hall, MSC. Cclcbriitc With Us!! Admission FREE Special thanks to Sister Therese Santos for organizing this event. Meet~t;,e Pretenders, Devo, the hot young director ofAn American W~IJitJif '" London, Alt(maJ Houu. and TM Blues Brothers. Talk "lth 1V) linCSl-HiU & Renko from NBC~ new hit. H/lfst~t Blues. laugh wllh formcr.Satu.nloy Nlgbt L/t'(> comedians. Franken 8< Davis Oiscovcr great barg;l.ins in Amp~•rumd's brand new Narlon:tl Cl~c:d Secclon. Don't mi~ ~cia! offers from Timc/ Ufc: :md free samples Crom Chaps'" cologne:. And that's nor all .•. a special eiglit page fearur~ sec-tion, Arouml IIJe Campus. from Lh" cdliors of Modem Pbotograpby. Thl~ how-co Ampersand bring$ you guid~ 10 photography covers everything from buylng ~ t.-amen ~md perfecting rour exposures to usc: of !rid filtos :tnd c::amcr:a aTe and main!l'n:mce. Look for it ail in A mpnso11d,· dlstriburcd in m., ocxt ISSUe of ) our ~vi· k-gc newspaper. �UNCOlN PARK MOTIL .• t<ey To c omforr DISCOUNT THIS AD !UGo\y DEC. II MAX CIIEDI SALUTE TO cliiAT.EF\JI. DEAD WfiDMEID .. y 04!0.1 _ , [l(f'tiUS w/ EUJOT J. ~ ._STEELY DAN THUASDAY DEC. 10 Grupo Raiz.& W~flower Order in·motion _ _ _ by Michael F. Hopkin• Y _JiiiiiiiiiEi~~~~~El~~~=~ -- RecenUy, 1 rec:h~ld •hat the word oe•urflul MONDAY NIGHJ" ·FOOTBALL at PICCOLO'S! - WATCH THE GAME AND HAVE · FREE PIZZA AT HALFTIMEI $ 5.95 yOUR C? tfOICE! meana At the Ose.ar M1c~eau._ Tt.oetJe on tto~ember al 1te1. th•ott·utu,..o tv .ty on auuw·a a.~.tey •""' Kens..,g1on was PVt 10 pr,me a.avantaoe- TN '0"~ •eoustlcaand well ..lled stage of the otd lheatre house ochO'd the enefgy ot 1 happy, Hf'tO~s. oresentatton of folkSOng ancs dramauc oance beiiii\Q mes.saow (SCHLITZ) STEAMED CLAMS & 1 PITCHER OF BEER OR (SCHLITZ) C HICKEN WI NGS & 1 PITCHER OF BEER COIII'\EfE LUNCH. OIIIIIER AND LATIE.fiiGHT ltiACK MENU AYAILAI LEI gtlls ancs u -.as tne mus< ot Grupo RAil and tne Oregonian women's d-trM:e co41tcUwe. Watltlower Ordef, who eUttecl tt)f oap.aclly aud!enoe. and wttat the aftilll aecornph~eo 11'111 n•ghl warm a.ncs unfOJo-tlabte, as ... ~ 1 as ,.,..~,, retewa.nt 1n the most naunal ol ways A Qntttuc nJght. SponSOfOO by 01 c.lly·spanning c;oalttiOfl ol anti-war Mt.WCHkl and M'iet'll Ofg.anuat~• of uw State Un-vwsfty al EWtta~. Jhe e¥ent s 1h0roug:tt pubUc•ty (p4ua ttMt parttetpal"'ts' ceus.e and populerttv~ was rellected •n tt1e aud!etlU tt began with an •fllrma'IO" Olthe night'I purpott ono <*!lc:ouon. u ••rong pltdQU - • go- 10""" tN us oc:wett'lmet~t'S connnuous and • • uemety biased tnterventlon tn g1as. tool struggles 1n Latin Amer~ca (EI S&lv-tdOf Is oot ono eas.e of a tong history). an lnte~enlfof) c.vrrt1'lly thtllttntng our nattonat urury and pet'SC~nll MOCti\M WlU\ the C.tSUJitty oorwmantzmo, can«*ous <hs.sotullon of"'''· '*" ~loel G Jupo Aall (l 1thl Ft;tnles. fetnando F.,.., M;,nrlQutt, Elten ~e. OuiQue Cruz. HtetOt S.~aGOI look tht ltfiOe and lwrteP' the ntDh1 ,...,," bOld acot~sHc MutiC, ~ gaJhenng of roo11 (es trnt tNtnd'a 11111 so.ggeatl), IIley ere a pre-dominantly Chitean-baln enumbte WhOM ICX\g aM •nstuh nentetton ttntwKe lhe toot c.~ttuJts or. and musicetty eaerntMSII'Ie mutual QPPI'IIIf<M'I vl5\led upon, 1ne IndiO peopiH ot Lallrt America 2 12 F RANKLIN STR ~T · BUFFALO N.Y. • 17.16184 2·1292 MEoF NEW WAVE GNDO ~Q is an +nten.se musk:: toytutly exubefant ones ..,en.~y r....,onl "'·'""" journey bnnginQ together I he styh&lb a.-.d YOttl of c.enturtes to brei! the vibrant tue 1t10 contlnuUy tnto tile tyr'elam of the hour One momel'\t would flnd tnem in't'Qk.lng a.n artaef\t dance of Chl..' s M.aQUChe lncUtina tniO ne-. Clay fi\Uoaf In anolhtM bfelth lhey '4101.11d be deep tnto tf\e $~ous rhumbl summons, snapping Cuban beat prawHng tile lhldOw& of the w•cked and nimbly combtng tNt s141\lloght for tM wa., to 1 betfec age Moni!OI' b)' entertainers that nloht , Recotdlno ahJdK» do nol dlmlol5h lheir oponlonlely 11 on. For ordering lnlo<mollon, wtllo 3105 Sho!luck AftnUO. Berkley. Cllll"""o 114306. Modern Men MIXED DRINKS Z FOR THE PRICE OF 1 TILL MIDNIGHT DRAFT SOC SCREWS AND MARYS 7S'C ol \lwOIT\anr.ooo, singing (ln tecl, m11e1y mouthing!) tome Shlrloy'Te•• mtnCJie:ssneu l.ctory-hyped ~• chUdhood TM o•rl ta v.eann_g al"d carry•no all son a ot J)al.aphenllia Suctdlnt')l-a C•~~~mbOdofd mUCUI·~ ~tells the gut &.he ooesn-. nMd au 0"14• atulf. But 11 we dl&eOYir, tnt! o0fee1s thel tha tarr..t 1ft but • symptom oltrte typee'eata WOf1'*\ are fOtC*:I tnto. AI tne gtl1e:xDIIIM ~ need lor each OOIKI • <hflet..,l 0,,, pop$ out hO!Il ~ th-e tront of ner dins 1n wtuu Is- perhept the snrowdut, most 1rontc aymbollsra ol th• performaoce- A n tnrs. ., m.oe Sh.aJ91f •11 a ttte~ Otom .JCMe peopled by one awag~1ng 1950t punk type, one priUY veronlc.a (Afchlt unseen). • couple of &-aay KJOI. and the tlmkt type ..no aft lOft¥« orey to De ., 1utto*or ·o en '~ tNMe fa""'-•' GefogatOf)l. Mf\M ot the ..ortt One otrt t..ChH anothef to dance ., :-Suc:ld&r\1~ . ot~ t comes the dttldod cry "OMIGOO, YOU'RE QUEER'" An uneasy aitenc:t goH IIWftd bu$oly u~un~~ ~ tlmkf glri "Whof• o - 7 · 10 squeals ot .. SHUT UPt" and the pul"'lC' snearlng ..Ahn. yer all queet, 1nywar .. • } AU of whtch culmln11115 In a gflfll. tingtt thythm auOcMn.ly •truck by tNt 11\at ha-. been hti<J bKt 100 ~ All fiYIII\rte DMn t>ackld •nto the ~·s t»v lflt i>'eotdl'nQ actions whitt\ encourage setf· ~:~~~~~~~~~•~~~~=!'&:c!t~;~':s"*'~ Oeftanoe"' oecomee 1 fdua\ ol btood putte PfeC*SM)n and human oeets10n, tl\e OrOif comD•nin.g Am.l'slal\ {the t 1nguagt of tho deaf), c:sance. poise. and gtiUy OfiiCKk:.al caoenee to •mpart 1 deadly fNM.IQe •hat atO= als tot end 10 Mklsm a.nd all othef actusma most potent mao.c ol the "'O"t wu when tne 'WO groups performed tt)Qelhtr CertaJnly the aellg;htl ol uiK:IlaiMd f~k ~ atl(t tooto cane• atone ....... inctechbfe. It was when 1he COII&etlva utlliled a~ir dramatk; capaciHtt that tho nlg&Jt became •stonlll'liflQ. SomethinG hke fliluanu (dtcbc&teo to IM grass root rr..oom mow.mentl atO\if"d t"t WOftd) coute1 nawe bMn hand~ IUpef'IIC!IUy Oy ltiOH Wf)QM aetlvtam com«S hom stooanlsm. Not hef'O In Wutttel, we. NO pantomll'lt', tome Dtulc:Hike nllrat•on. •M some 1t~.~nnlnQ ltnCHO'II.SattOn ot contempoary CMnne :=,~!=:~:;•~ ~~:~r:'~"=~u:.' !:•"' ~~~~~ ~~~:~~~'::~=~·:;:~~ ~:::o' one Indio bk\OU aptly ewctalmed. "'the voice ol anGets'")• Grupe Rliz ~~ • vuallty ot e11ptlssion wt\oM - . . y - .-os mo~oon TMl• ea"ht bOiclneN ono deQtt\ 1.1 a sure-hr• 'Gnll&r ot mot,. On thiii\OI.e,'Mirt~ w.re ...n Ktemollng Into tt\e "'"kJOr at lntermlaskwt to obtl ll"' Grupo RalZ'I .. ,..., ''"""'on Record]. ... . , , _ , 'WI$Bt 011 _.._ MonQ with other Items told tM sa"· oec.· s ~n':::'~;':;.,~"!.;':."~~~:.\':'r!:,ia!.!:::= • G"' eo -Uf!Y grown ol)d oo ....,ly cooiUMO ""1 W alit lowe, Otder Ori rHnltrlng the thettre, • ~Nis ""'"" gr.on very enlhualosllc desctlpllooa ol lhl5 co11ec1..,. (WhoM momboro - • nol coo-ed "clllnly• 01' uptellll~" enough by ooo...,llonolly minded cllnco uoupeo)• ...,., I "''•n to hat lleady."buUdl.nQ staccato behind me: 04'l conlor 01-. tllo<o I ijn<l Wollllo- IS..Chl Bf-"lman, Nina F~ftiW, PIIMII Gtay, Kraasy KMief, I"",.,.,. Lyn N_.y) warming up wtth /1 fire of dlfeclive that pu1 Btlaby &&rkety to rest. aha a lilun.nlf'Q verve Wh'Ch ut- could 1100k up wllh Alvln Alloy "" ony nlghH UU Nlozou SNRQo, WoNolton iftltr<elolmg lf1 lotmo lo unlly 1....,. - - " " ' l'ld grOwl<I!IIOIOI 01 todl~. ,.,..,.. o/ll. ., lho ~ul dlomMic -ollonol Wlllll- l'ld IMIIf~ O<lriOQf ollociM!y eoplofa IM ............ mloconcopllon~ l h a l - conllnuoiO lloe ~ ar.-. r-111 - · of corporate ~ndoctunatton. and the hM tplrll whlel\ it caJt MY« full\' contr()UQonoreyed by lhoa4\ of the opO<n . ....,., ..... bor"" 1ne ..-o"1 ollh41 1n~tin aUon procus £$peclJIIy poignant and sensitive wat Cfauc:Uo Ataya•s VtHIG. 0e u P1mw, wh~h dee*tl ,,... gtac• IIICI cunO<>I 1>!'11"1 ol Ihe pinlc n.....noo. -~mum ot lrwt rutn-•• t~httessneu preva:~t '" W"lern practk;e. At guitars lfld asaorted ttt'ln;S _..,l<lllltr.lopoolt)<. tho <IInce spina, wnino. optrola th41 ICIOOIIO O.llo locus a..;.,ay 1<> IC1 FUll bNuly lhroaiO<>OOI>y the uglonKI1!f hoto IIICI mo .. lndo~e . AI expreutYM metgt aod nurture one anolher, tht fl.amlngo•a cl,c.. beeornet gkiDit. BodY IWO)'Ing ltwlh lfle opul\_.1. l1lo ci&nc»< Ia .... ~hfl9 t111'ds and t•t. •rms c_.~dlltQ r11111rl~~tt dtn;l'f ul'turt;ng ant tnCWM and mcwn to aca,pe tM noose :!;~u!:~::~:::~~: ~:~::.::~=~~o:ng nah••• traotance wem~ of biOUOml wt~ldl g•.. no"'*" - - potolo OFlly tU'tl\nM.S • entrap. 'IW'eave dudly Wlbllm""~Uble" st\ldO'IIIa •-IV Willi ono · - 10 111e "'f\1, mloolnll Matwe wu rooet ~eM"' the~~ of tne ~iglll A b<-*'0 o< -~~ 811d _ , l'ld lonrtudo wM -l<od wllft l he 11ro ol Ylolon llld lh41 •k l - ol LDM. l1lo ft 10 I!Ouoo ouch -...nee ,,.._ await• ow ,..... ,_,...., our t1M'IG hom ""',_,-.ng ~-~-· H II OIM11lllelorlh -ftiiOI Iion IO O<IW one'I - -l h �II 0\lef? • Fnt flhlnk lhat we're ~ 1ne eatly-lnfatuallon wo1n - . , . . . . ,, lttllnk ol's someth•"'lthat you ... In a lot of art and atenlleelure beong mode<n 101 mode<noty'a sau Thongs thll grew up au•ce World War I , many styles, at leaat. ha.. burned tne<nHives oul 1IIUnk that tile same hold'a 101 elec:lron•e music:. There were an awlullol ol inP8flrMOiatlona In tne new musiC, bul now It's lime to step ba<:k and have an a1Mumen1 end a~b wnat was valuble. PS: There'a a bog te•turahlltlerenee between Aud/on and your tall album, Gam••- AuditHl slleiTis a lot lnlc~tr. mora metancnoty. 1 was wonCII!flng II this tutural Clllference was oua _ to your getting a betiOf leel tor your digital/analog ml•. or old you jual conceptuallzeAudlon originally wltn lhat dNpor. lhlcker sound? \ Feet: Well. 1 th•nk that lt\5 probably a comDinallqn of the two In some ways there is a certain dar~ quality to some oltne new mat~>~lll ano that 1n lt$4!11 somenow suggests a tnk:l<at text~al a~proach The other t!>ong rs thai I woukl nope thet lhare 'r'l a contlnuong sopiiiSioeatton in my album,. conuot of tne mons s P$o Woulel you mind Ill il$ked you a ie.. quesllons aDOul yOU< o..llngl W•ln Pell!f Gabroel? • Faat No Not 11 alt Whatevor I coulel loll you PSo Grn1 First of all. how <lui you and ne t>ecoma •nV04vtl<l muaiCally? , Faot: On Paler? Well, 11 was one ol tnou lh lng~ wllh a 101 of converging palhs We mel a couple ot t•mes Dec:au" of Genesis anel tlleu oonnecllon WJth JEM Record•. wno own Passport. Just general runnong inlo eacn olher lhrough the bu01ness Then, mutual lrtenos got us logetner whole Bob Ez11n was trying 10 essemble • team for Peter. We clicked rt9ht olf. Wl!h Gabriel once the album II released? • h F ~:~~g~y~:.~ ~~uronp Synergy In t e ast 1ane , Keyboards in the computer age ~:~~::y~~~:~:':~~~~~=lalllwlllbeanytlmebeloreMarch . PS: When do you think thai wilt be? ------------~~:_ by Bill Frankl S yniH(Iy (urry Fntl hu recently relea;ed Auellon, another totally .t«monle album. Mr. Fur was • •nd otnoutlh to $1>8Bk to the Prodigal Sun by telephone: what lollow~ Is (of course) It: · Prodigal Sun: Because Synergy Is a mulll-traclted pr0<1uct1on, obYlous!y not done In "real" time, how do you deal wi th tne tasks of conce"ptuallzation and realltatlon ot your music? urry Faat: Well. that's a pretty serious question. I've never really deflneel a process; the mulll·tracklng Is just a way of getting done what I near In my head and then the arranpement l or the piece begins 10 work Itself ou1 eventually. There's no ono set of rules lhat I use. PS: How about lhe Synergy System. What Is It? F..t. on, well lhal's Just really tne n~me that l'~e gi ven to the collection of old Instruments and new Instruments anel the computer that I've buill .or written so1twa1e for. I lend 10 view the whole thing as one big lnotrumenl rather than a collection ol • separate keyboards PSo How dkl you get started? Were '(011. for example, ptayong In rock bands and Cleeklf"'l tater to beeome a stuelto musician? Ful: No, my rock band was strictly a hlgn schoOl phenomtnon. t was toying, no not toying, I was seriously-but not on a professlonallevel-pfaylng with sound systems as Oevices-hlgn end audio anel recordl"'l-that whole end ol elaclronlc music at a time when things were Just beglnni"'l to develop comme<clally with syntheclzers. I found myself just gradually easing Into the field as It grew up. PS; I see. I've read that along with your Synergy projecle, you've also started proeluclng purely digital albums Q.e. 1981's Computer Experlmenrs Vol. 1). Since yelu don't actually play tho computer In a traditional sense, but rather, give It the torrect programming lnformallon and then let it run on Its own, don't you, In e way, feel stripped of ydur Instrument? I've always considered you to be a keyboard player. Feat: No, In I act, It's tho other Wit\' around. The keyboard Is just a necessary evil In mx view. I see il as one of many possible ways 10 express what~ I'm trying to compase and In many eases, 11 Is 1 very uselul ano convenient way of dealing wltn a syntneslzer. Keyboards can lock tile compaser Into a particular category of sound simply because Ills l<eyboarCI orienleel, or at least 12·tone oroented. Wl lh lhe compute< program tllat t ran on Comput« EXJHrlments, I elldn't lind myself removed from tne music, In fact, you wor& very closely whh what's going on. The computer Ia lust a dllferent way ol approachl"'l musical oOmpasflfon, kind of the late 20th cen1ury way of approaching Improvisation. PS: OK. but wily 11 CQmput~ Experim&nts only avalloble by mall? Does Paasporl Records want to deter your work In the area or digital synthesis? Faat: No, to toll you the trutn,lt's a marketing decision on tnelr part. 1 dellvorao the master and I think thai they didn't know . qulle what to do wi th It and by .markeling It by mall, lhhy don't run tile risk ot ending up wllh some welrel marketing slluallon. II was something thet was done entirely out of my control. PS: Will thl!fe be more volumes of computer experimenlt? Faot: well, 1 numbered it No. 1 because I Intend to do mO<e In the future, but not just crankl"'l them out for the sake of cranking tnem out. l'el like each one to be a unique experiment, not a complete rehash of the previous one(s). • PSo 0o your computer experiments sound like wnat I know aa Synergy? , Faat: The music ts quite dilferent because 11 Is very much more of a ltow. 11'1 not the O<chestraled, overdubbed sound lhol people know from the otner albums. But 11 does have a definite relationship at least In the sounds and the programml"9 modes There's sort of a brother or first cousin relationship between tile : ; '·OK, great. Tha subtitle for Audlon Is Electronic CQmpa.lr/ont tor tha Poll Modam Aga. Whet do_y~u mean by Modern Age?ts ·spECIAL PURCHASl SALE 0~ ALBUMS CHOOSE FROM HUNDR .OF ALBUMS IN EVERY CATEGORY OF MUSIC! MANY O F YOUR FAVORITE ARTISTS, liKE: Steve Ma rtin • Bee Gees Elvis Presley • Beach Boys Rod Stewart • Emerson, Lake & Palme r • ERIC CARMEN • Dusty Springfield • Fo ur ,Tops • S~ s & Crofts • Firefall • Ace • Carl Carlton • Edgar ~ i nter • Chic • Mac Davis • Spinners • Herbie Mann • Freddie Fender • Ringo Starr • 'Ame rica • Th ree Dog Night • Leon Russell • O h io Players • Les McCann • 'H erbie Hancock • Funkadelic • Slave • AWB • Allman Brothers • SPINNERS • Paul Anka • Ro berta Flack • B.T. Express • Joan Baez • Village Peop le • Debbie Boone • Alex Taylor • Johnny Rivers • Roy Clark • McCoo & Davis • Lucifer's Friend • Ne il Sedaka • Gary Wright • Bo bby Vinton • Billy Crash Craddock • Leo Sayer • Small Faces • B.J. Thomas • Jack ie DeShannpn • Guess Who • Kenda lls • Shaun Cassidy -• Captain & Tehn1'11 e • Temptations • Donna Fargo '• Isaac Hayes • David LaFiamrr I • Bootsy's Rubbe! Band • & MORE! Ofl~r Good for A Umited Ti.- Only! O'EN .7 DAYS AWEEK - 10 AM Til MIDNITE ......t.•o..Moor•."' .Tho~ ... . 5 �bynm Swllala would lih to gar 1w1y from the thing. E: Vas. There are • vaflety ol rea1ons 101 the late Q . So NOf1hem .,.._ lo not ll!<el'Ortl of u.nscnptlotl, of '""" rapes Bur In ''' Eng..nd. .....,e rock bends lib Slte111 et would rardlnen, thrl lnletvlew hu conventemly lound e"plohld and /MIIIpulated by political us way Into p11nt /Uif a lew deys shy ol U2'SIoxt,..,llla 101 their own lftd? rhrrd Bulfelo appeerana., DeeemtHJr 10 at Uncle E: No, not really. This sort of Brtush political Sam's. tnlng ia really bad It's non·sensical. What you I first delighted myst/1 with U2 oy catching • have!. lwo dillerent lac:Uons· the tell wing and rare opening set of theirs (prior /o Talss at the extreme rljjht wing. You have the National Stage I) on the bands low•key "gel wet" tour ol -.,.....t,ronl aklnhelds at1d the B(,tlsh Movement 1 lew cll/es. Thlr lnttlfVIew with the Edge and sKinheads. The thing IS both stand lor the same Bono, respectively, center• around a lengthy horrible principles out lhey bOth hate each sound cheok on May"· t118t, prior to tftelr other al tht aama ume. So you nave one gang IPIHfatln<H at Uncle S.m 's. An enlightening car ol aklnhelds going around beating the other rl<hl with The EdQ• lollowmg our ren<hl:rvcus at one It really IS rklrculous. • Play II Again S.m1 prece<hld the prfn!Bd ,..,, • Q: I saw In an lnllr'flew ......... Spoondau Ballet Slna. then, 111 has re/eaaea a lew singles - • "*llionld and and lhetr SfiCO(Id LP. Octobef While //lese· " We're not going to taft -~ lf\&1." tapes WOik m re1ro1pecl, I'm sure IIV'""f'Jne E: Thll was Adam (Clayton, U2 baSSISt\ ' inl/0/lled reservef their ngnt to change. Instead, 0: Now they're I boncllhel MS IIOCuafld just satfOr litiS r:;aplltrfld moment as a great non· of luclsm by the Btftllh ,....• • rock 'n toll Interview wfrh • great roc!< 'n roll E: I don't think there's any political connect10n oond. there. Bul In te•ms ol music they're jusl being destroyed by the hard sell ot the company. WllhtheE4~: Que•llon: I've heard of thlt film from lrel1nd They're being put out tlke a product, ~ke so c.lled Shelllhock Roclr, now, there ore 1 lot of many other musical lhlngs that are happening. They're just coming across like tt new flavO< In bands In lrelond, llkl Prot•• .•. toothpaste or a new high·powered washing The Edge: • • mainly hom the North. Q: Did you check out th. .e banda a tot? powder The thing lhll eventually adds up to Is that lhey burn out. E: Yeah, we played at this thing called the Twenty-Four Hour Feat1val, m Dublin, and a tot Q: Coming to ljripa wttll1uch llmiS •• the "New Paychedella" 01 the " New Romant~." I of those bands came down. Ptole< came dow'!~., don't ... your band being so close to Echo 1nd and f1ud1, and the Outcasts .•• the Bunnymen 11 the press might have led me Q: Still little Fl"91ls? E: No, lhey d•dn't play We aaw them to believe. E: Yes. I th'ink- as Individuals have found It separately. And the Unde<tones as well. But Still Uttle Flnge<a were great . They wete really ndicuiOus to try end LUMP together bands the first band that I considered to have 1t1e under the same headings. It's hke categoriZlng people. It's like saying: "You're Engflsh, you same. live Impetus that we have ourselves. They really did have a certain aggression and a real ObVJOusly hate hamburgers, you're Into vitality, which was great I don't know. t thought Yorkshire Pudding with your roast beef." It just a lot of bands from the North were very ooe doesn't work like l~at . You can't do that. It's dimensional, very almplllled. stup10. II seems to be a product of the press, Q: ll~• Sllrjets? espeolally In America; they lust have to E: Yeah. very monochrome, do you know whal I categorlte things. What is the benefit of tills? II just gets boring When people keep on trying to mean? II didn't really hive a aeplh of personality. They're qulle a bit dillerent from figure our what you are in relation to other Rudl. The Outcasts ana Rudl, are bands that bands Romantically. I thmk we're a lot more have a very eort of '78 mllitence to them A b1t realistic than bends like Sandau Ballet and hke early Buueoeks, 1"-1 eort ol thing. The1r Adam lnd '""Ants They're dealing In fantasy, eommetclallty was ve<y raw Protex and StarJetS baSically: that's their whore rnp. LOse yourself were really quite commetclal 1n a sort of •n yoursett. In ctolhes. tn whatever yOU want to mamstrearn way But the<e are some pretty be You can bO a p~rate. you can be Roy Rogers. you can be whatev_er you want. But that's good singles • Q: I didn't want to I Ilk obout Ireland until certa1nly not "hat we're abOut. And 1n terms of psychfldlllc, I mean, What is psychedelic? I last .•• haven't a clue E: . . well, It's not somelh•ng that we're Q: I've como up with everyone from $latus Quo particularly well-oualilled to speak on . . . Q: ••• 1 realize you're not spokespersons, I end tho Bubble Puppy all the w1y to Televl•lon to . . . wanted to 11k quutlons relating bac~ to Shellshock Rock. The movie poatoro at!Urtised E: Yeah, fight. unending It as " A Bloat From Bellut" so I ouumed that Q: Thoro Is 1 aense of the surreal, the dreemllke ••. a lot ol these banda ore from there or play E: Atmospheres there. 0 : •.. In your music. Some have used the E: Yes term " naive." I think that comes out of the Q; What is It like to play there? " 8oy' ld. .. E: What you have 11 • SOil of reaction agalnsl E: Roght Exactly That's true In a sense t>ut It's the everyday and what you lind •n the news. So when you play Ballast you get a really warm not a naivete of Ignorance, 1t's a nalY'ete of audience that are there to prove tllat Ills safe optimism. And tnar 1us1 Slicks out so much Q: Knowing thofa'o something good, something and good to play Belfast And tney're one of the elM oround the comer. best audiences around tn tetms ol their openness and their ••.• E: Yeah, e• octly. And optimism In the present Q: ••• they try ,.,, hofd. bleak situation I mean, you talk about the E: Yeah, It's great. lining, we're flnd'"g It all over the place. Everywhere you go, under the most difficult Q: Ale any of the banda sectarlan'l situations. I think people are coming through 11. E: No. It h" been &aid that tbe solution to Northern Ireland's problems Ia Jwenry thousand 0 : llatentng to the tyrlca of your aonga, f felt rock bands. tllot pemape they - • · In 1 aonM, a direct raeponM to the lrfah oltuollon, or ..,., the Q: lecauM they bring people together? - ' d altuallon, not cllchld ago.-ulon, E: That'a lt. There are membefa of Stiff Little Flngera I hit are both Cat~llc arret Protestant. "-"-· £: You're right, In l oci, that our lyrics are very end I don'l moan borclefllne. Their families are very devout. And they don't live on the ou1sldrts Influenced by our S~Hroundlngs ol home. But of tile trouble, they're In the very thick ollt. But you must remember that wtt're from Dublin and thefe Isn't any violence there. The only point these guya heve decided within themselves that they don't Watlt any part of the helrfld and the where violence toUCheS us, In effect, Is through tile m41dlo and through talking to peopre. It's fMt and they have lleppecl out ana Mve gone not lll'$l.f\and, It's lecond, or third, 01 foul1fl. lntomualc. a: IIMICh of l/le ,......., ...,..tiOtt hand ·bee- .,.,...._,,lei: rm - . The Edge:". . . we as individuals have found it nc!iculous ~ and LUMP together bonds under the some headings. It's like to �children lhrlre hove no future. That Ia the equollon. And I think 1 common ossumptlon mode Ia that a barid 11 tile vahicle out. to thai minded attitude towards producing. he doesn't tend to rule the session. He's very prone to letting the track 110 as rt feels goOd. ICCUrlte? £: In our case, no. We're not escaping hom With Bono: 0: Tile single " Flre" was lleld up because of the anyttung because tllere ts nolhrng to escape from. BILl ce<talnly In the case or Belfast bands, rec:enttrl9ie disco lire • . . • Olmy (lo,dOnderry), you know, that is what the Bono: How dod you know that? That was ve<y Undertones did, and have done, and have Odd. 11 was a ceimbinatlon of factors. II was a succeeded Jn dOing and are Vllr'J happy wltttlt mMor dlaaster-t think « people died-and It They have removed themselves hom Derry. tile really alfe<lted people. So we could't put rt out (North) aide of Derry wtirch Is a very heavy pta.ce 0 : So i've ileord • lot ol t ile effects on the to live. And they're having a gOOd lime now and album (Bol') but t didn't know about tile bicycle doing what they want to do. tt:s lantastlc. lire .. , \ You're tight In the assumpllon that there seems Bi:ltaughs) They told you l.bout that We did a to be no lu(ure In Belfast . . . ' tor ol (hlngs, like we recorded most of the O: .•. !hot fa tile medlo anumpllon . • • 1/lstruments in odd places. Like the drums were · E: ••• it ~eems to be an unsotveable (sic) recorded outside be<lause we got a really big sltua.tlon and .•• maybe rt I~ but that is sound outdoots. We mike<! up the toilet lor certainly no way to approach it. " Thlf Ocean." We rei:orded the guitar by pulling 0 : Would-you ..., take 1 religious 0< pollllcol the amp at the bottom ol tile sta.l rs and placing stonce with tile band? a ml~e at the top ot t he stair&. We did a lot ol E: No, certainly not. It's a very petsonal thirtg sue11ge things. with the band, In terms ol our approach. We 0 : W!>ero Is t he door used? 'never intend to speak tor, or speak to, groups ol 8 : T~l's In "The Ocean . . . " people as such. What we're Interested in ,re 0 : . . . now that's not a toilet In 1M Individuals because that Is what we are and Ocean . . . " that's all we oan comment lor. Therr• are four 8 : Yeah, the water sounds came from a piece ot members ol this group and they are four cardboard we fouod In the studro. distinct personalities. Any message that carry Q: Found objecio, eh? 8: ~es, found art. through our lyrics are from lour different people. O:Sush ol Ghosts. 0 : fl does seem that your message Is one of 8: U2 always wants to took a brtlur1her than the ends_of our noses rn te<ms ot music maintaining a personol approach to openmlndetlness, like a response to the Me We're into communication: We're not Into being S..enlles. too eclectic. or too clever, we're Into emotion as E: It's runny, as one side gets more open. the well. But you must reach out. other side seems to get more tight. As the 0 : The nature of your songs ...ms quite different from the di rection much n - music world gets more liberal. the Left and the Right grow further and fi!Jiher apart, and get' tighter .._. has previously taken. Fa< a while there and tfghter. The rliiht Wing In England, lor everything had to be f ast, under four minutes, · instance, has gotten so intensely riQ.ht 'wing, so no extended guitar breaks to speak of. You definitely ••• racial, so bigoted, and the tell wing ~as gone so totally antl·esl abllshment. that-111ey're Just 8: . .. broke the rules. 0 : Tiler• oaam to be o law ott(or bonds thol did out there fn space. T~ey're just non-eltective as vehicles. I tlllnk you're right. we are It In dlll e.-nt woyo thot ne¥er c~ notice. approaching those sort of topics In a personal Penetration comes to mind. And M a~arlne. way. We have personal prjnclples which are the 8 : Those are two groups I really res~t ••• tesull and the effect or this sort of 0 : And Televtalon . • • 1 materialistic, narci•slslic way the world Is. ' 8: ••• that's another. I was really rnti that 0 : There will be distinct differences on those album a lot. I'" level• In the Eighties. 0 : Your lyriea oro olton referred to a• .•• E: I think !he Seventies were a sort of l ald·back B: . . . 1 wrfle the eyries on stage. When 1 was period. Th4 Eighties are now dealing In closest to the songs IS when I wrote the lyrocs. Lyrics are like pictures. We'te trytng to get that extremes. II you go to a hea.,.Y metal g1g, ll i s extreme-there Is no hall-way measure. II you cinema round, a "big" sound. Evo~e go to a punk gig It'$ the same. It's always atmospheres. A lot of t imes the lyriC$ don't sink brought to the e~treme, that's what Is , In Immediately but they (fldn't come oul ol me happening now. That' s something we're against Immediately. It's that type of relationship with 41>rds at the moment . I lhrnk thai wrll change a as Individuals. We have to question this. Why? W!>Y do people have to be this, or that ? Why bit wil./1 the second LP. · can't they just be themselves? h, 0: Most Importantly, the Iynes seem to react 0 : How do you leel about the success you've against the cliched negotlvlsm happening: " Everything is so bleak a<1d desolate, lei's Just hod, lnstrum•n,ally, as·a \rlo? U2 does make a lot of music In I he live situation. give up." E: We"ye been working very much on the three8: (laughs) Oh, no. lf)lell said, very well said. piece format: guitar, bass and drums, musically, Cliches bother !"e. In '!'usic they bother me, rn and the vocals. And we're bringing i t to Its full attitudes they bother me. And Lse' it a lot In extent io the live situation. And we've dooe this England. A lot of the ~re dark, very with the album as well. There Is no extensive obvious. I try to avoi d that as a person. I'm Into over-dubbing; II anythrng it's Just a development rock 'n roll but I'm not a rock 'n rollar.~·m not of what is already there. And for that album and very good at parties, I'm nol very gooc{at inls tour, tnat Is baslcaJIY lvhat we're doing. For beltavrng like I'm supposed to behave. We are 1 rebelling agai nst rebellion. CHange rs always a. the next album, we'll probably develop dl flerent -..ounds, diflerent Instruments. I think that the &ublle proceWChaoge is never obvlous.~f you sound we have Is particurarly full for a three· attack, you provoke delense. Whereas II you iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_____________ ,piece band, It's a big music. welcome, you bring about change. Change welt ;~noronce, it's : optimism.' 1 r're Irish has people l be a part of tho , but they do ASsume ' as a city is very open, ry artistic In Its own a Dublin pub, within ten 1e guy buying you a drink nory. It's really very lot of character, In s very inspiring, It's a 10u think of all the leckett, Oaoar Wilde, all come out of Ireland. And try that has only known u - 1 dOn't know-a ve such a domination rntory obout Balflll on :entty OWl olaletl tile ii Bono: ''We ore rebelling against rebellion." Bono: "Change comes from putting your arm around something, not qy striking it." 0: Big Is 1 good wotd. Especially with tile clnlma. E: Ttwe Is big music. 11 you think ol some of the big groups like Springsteen, and ,il's just lull. Ws not like Richard Hall and the Voidoids. You know, scratchy. Early XTC. 0: Drums and Wires woa • turning point . !lou st... Ullywhltelend'ao much direction t o a band •• II 111ms ile might? C\. E: Nci, I just think he picks the bands he wants to 'I'Ork with, If they have a.sound he . . • 0 : . . . cllemlstfY •""-qompatlbllfty:.E: Yes, he nas s(>ecllft tastes In music and he's obvious!~ working to that. tle has a very open· coryes with putting your arm around something, not by striking II . . ·OfSo what do 1'011 think oltile lat. .t phraH t~'s · ~ a),piled t o fOUr mullc: the New n~? 8: I ha e the tatut phrases. There are two ways out of a alluollon. There's &IC8Piam. Or realism., I lend to j)reler realism. Some people juat like to forget about things. I appreciate that music can be enlel'talnlng • dressed-up esc<~Piam. It Ia not particularly good lor me or our aUdience. We're more Into the celebration of llle and Its ordlnari!I8SII (ale), rather than lt\8 labrloallon o f lanclnesa. ' �t' r. R D 's life of Myth e o1upM 11 .smoofll aurlace, her 1111(1~ slr,.o, arre erred "'Mr damanfla. "I am Her Her, Her ·• Her Gar/ had no and Modernism HE/Irn101>e " :t:~reet•ons Paperboo~; S6.~; 238 p~es _ _ _ _ by Kevin Antefll~ wtfe, Minnie, Hermton•-Het. The mas• of assoetat•ve language compr11•ng HE/lmrone cen181t around t~e d•sconllnu,ty of th,ngs, result1ng on tear and"1ne<11a H«moone aequ><es the aD<IIty to lace adult reamy-tM constant Sh11lt of me~uogs and certaonues-not by d1SCovet1ng a magre lo<muta to conta1n all mean1ng1. b<ll by translormr~ her fears •!'IO nameable Ob\8CtS of her own crtatiOn The lorm thiS process talces 1n tho no.el IS that of 11\e tnlermedllry draw1ng lhe lear out so t~at It CAI'I be sohd1fed and thus conlrollad George tuncuorra as a false as sloe oneossanlly calls M<sell-has no c:leerly dehned pe<SONhty or Interests. romantoc or oth-'H She os IIIIICII. . In a ratM< lbSUrd way. She •~t~~atda h., • a•t•emuiu wolh onatdonata Hf.RmtOM by 110 IS an "allloblograptotc:al novel' cornplettclln 1927, reposong In ~n manuSOtiPI. untol r~tly. In SUddenly Hermoone's lroeod Yale's Blenec:kot Ublary HO and fuolor. POet George (Holda Ooolutle, 1886-1961. for Lowndos (Ezra Pound). returns tne unonlloated) helped found lull Of piSS and vonogar to the lmajjlst IIIO'Jement 1n · ·Gawd's own god-damn ITIOdern PQetry 'The tmag1a11 country" lrom the ContinOf\1 b<o~e away lrorn the aflluent Durong a romanhc ttroll and decadent verse or tne through the Pennsylvarna VIctorians, beolnnlng the forest, George e11her kisses or brutally rapes Her Uhe >lory 1s modern era of despaor. HD's ,early verse seems tree !rom not cloar at tnos pooniJ and personal auacnments, then proposes marrlaga He.-~ presenting pure 1maoes parents wilhhOid consent, at (representations) basad on first, because George Is a object1ve (verbal) details This no'or·do-well and 1 POOl early position, however, besides, bul chey later recaot became complicated over the eltor moeUng George's mother. course ot her long tile 1n which who naa traveled o"'ensivoly she produced numerous wutings revoaltng an 1nner ne hot afternoon. Hof reality e•ternalited In many myslerlously roceivas a poor ot inlerconnecled layers, free tickets to an ama1eur inlormod by myth and Freudian produCIIOff 01 Pygmalron psychOanalysis. Fayne Rabb (Frances Josepha HERmione may be read ..wii"-Giegg), who plays the title role some dllllcully, as the tale ol 1n lhe play, belrlends Her and young HO's relationShiP wllh George and Is pul on lndellnote Ezra Pound and Frances hold while Her.and Fayne Josepha Gregg Hermione Gart discuss Greek mythOlogy (HOJ, always a troubled child to George Insult' both ol them, her understal\dong. tnoug11 along w11h everyone etsa ne diStant, parents,- has llunked meets. but he stili manages to out of Bryn Mawr and spends keep a claom on Her·s hef lime wandenng around her ..attenuons .. Alter dai1Crng In latn1ly's pa1a11al estate. ot1en some declasse eslabhsnment at length w1th her wllh George. Her gets a sore argu1ng motner and her beloved lhroat Wid proce«~s to go Q ~~~~~ SIMULATIONS~~~~~ - - -A New Type of Game Room--(3126 MAin, acro6S from Hl!ilgatel AU electronic games included! Adventure games (0&0, etc.) Sports games · War games Conventional games Space games !lates as low And more! as $3,00/hr. OPEN 'lltOtd tor h« d~erwaj '' wa• fHedU:IIble by &tar, by star 1111n. by ,.., b<OII>e<"l rtcl-halled upstart 3pm till ? ~on.·Sat.' Sandays & Holidays Call before comtn R E I s E R A v N A 0 T I 0 N s N F 0 R M A T I 0 N 8 •intermediary, promlstng ~ martiage that can only faot; ~· Is a(ways on lhe run Fayne repreaants 8 liawed unio~ol opposiles-male and lemale-sall-contalned •nd sell-serving, though useful as a three months or more model for underslanding schOlarly mar~et The . human possibilities. Her three years (again .the slory os unclaar), she cores. herself by serlousne55 ol Modernism, reaches maturity only afler she repealing discontinuous New Directions aoema to be rehearses all the absences and dotaits ot tne whole sorry tolling us, hes becOme conlllcta sne teals In 111e affaor to an lndillerent nurse Irretrievably toat to p1esanca ol the emotionally Fully recovered, Her t@kes a contemporary readers. The uninvolved nurso. Hermione's relresh1ng walk through the character ol the book's blcl< resolutiOn of conlllct snowy wOOds and meets an cover te•t end of the •-toally resembles the old friend wno also has had accompeny1ng press release pracllce ol early Freudian problems. Her relurl>!t nome to not only distorts HD's lila and paycnoanatya.._ discover Fayne wa1t1ng '" her art. but t1 prtvileges a readmg HERm1one was wttllen room. tllat would renCief a large part .,...., years before HD was of the book Incomprehensible analy- by Freud Even so. Recountong the surface events of HERrnrone-IM Readrng HfRm10ne lor jUdging by her cnotce ot words "slory"-needless 10~, does laSCIVIOUS lneodot8S lboUIIn8 r•compensallon relfe•" etc.) fS98Cially 1n lhe first half at not begon 10 descrobe tne depth tile ol HD would not be • very and comple•otY of HD's ftcuon sahstyong e>peroeroce The the book. HD reveals an Whether or not HD and Gtegg open1ng paragoaptors typ1cal of ..,.,.,_.. ot Fr&Udlilll had a sexual relaloonslup IS her style and subSIII\Ce terminology, an •PP<e<:la\lon of not the maror poont olthe the materoal ol sell Thl$ •• not Her Gar! " ""' round m at 111 IIHP'ISing becla~. ~ book By dwelling on an ossua of minor tmPOf1allCe. New core/ell "tam Her." s,. sa•d lo 1n tho tD20s. aome analy)•cal herself, sh& repelled, "Her, language had t>Hn absorDad Oirechons has chosen to emph4SIZe literary goss1p at Her, Her "Her Gert trr«J to tnto the ..macular ol the the e•pei,se ol hteralure, I nold on ro somelllrnp; pnvlleged cl•!!• , s,. GET TTEC11 t!11'iiilli ~wojultdiiiiiiiiiilfillllllil•eJfdbro:\wGn~11RnlgSsltepruped, AT 3 6 8 6 6 6 In concert Dec. 4 8 King Concert Hall SUNY at Fredoni~ FREE ADM ISSION tread HERmione as HD IS rarable ol coming to terms w1lh psychic; reallly. Her ~~~~~~~!""!~~~~~~~~.. ea~uonc:e was further ~ validated by her shJdy W1th Freud and consistent with her succosslul adaplallon to tile as an arllat . One tonal biographical note: HD cradllad her recovery from the deep depression she sullerad lollowlng the blllh ol her daughler, Perdita (author ol HERmione's Introduction). to I he or 8 kind and unl~erstalllal!lll author1ty llgure VUrt thi• cJ.C&T1f'U"I ilut, •tVoY cocAUrlll in tA. RotltJblkr. Dine i1t OAt' of W lt.R. Dbt.ilf6 cen. NvmeroMJ: pni!Olt' p4rty lOOM& Ow,..JIO /fiN dif'• • .,. pbu olo Qfrfr ir.m.I /I'OifO #SIS. Spo<W t.•• r:Jteo,. ..,.~,.a. NCM-,~ 1'0041 ouodoblc. ~..._____ • Watch For . •. 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Lyrically, not bad, bul who can Mlp bu• snicker when StrlfiOt announctllr\ "Bl0ck1J On &Jocks''· ..Slop. you've gone too tar tt'l!s time/you're to~lng wilh reality •• Tho pot coruno the kelllt black? Less preoccupied wllh "th•look.'' but hav1no acquired 11 nonethoteas. Ia Our~n Duran whO hall lrom Blrmin~h•rn. tho Sti"'IkeslatA of I he NOfthern M H:Jianc:Js Named alter the map In tf'le film .. S.rbilrat..,;• ltwt h•t-man Duran Duran is more funk·onentld and aJso more lgnoreo That's too bad becauM there's more :d,::,• ::,:~: .,_ .c.rte The mus.c was Euro-ctdeo and eiec;trootc pop Oetv1ng dNper 1nto tM acaptlt mov~t Ste,.. JO+ned torcea Wtth ex~Rictt K.O Rusty Egan al\d M IGQe Ure ot Ultravox to form Vtsage ~aoai•no memberS John M<:Geoc:h and Oave Formuta wete added along 'IWtth UIHIVOX'I 8+11y CvrJjo Wuh Unit comp~te, V•aage ont.,ed IM &IUdfO Tholr songs ate few, but t-horo's enough to lit an album Recently 1 14mplor EP was reteased dOmtatiCIIIy. eatty!ng .some 01 the more bristly numbors ll'a gOOd fOf a litsl impressiol"', but shows thlt tho New Romanlicltm from the Visage viewpoint has tew real links with past Romantic Ideals. The st'l.all of tne aJtlata Ia stranoety beautiful and Imaginative, but the musk: ts cold 1nd ceteutahng. contradlcuno the '"e •r• '"llial 1<101 Thete l1 pass6on neto, but U +5 controlled The oloecuonte _.,.,., and eta she-s of •·Froqu.ncy t" aM •*far'' aut angry and lbtiiPI Tiley II>Ck )'OU ...10 a mus~•l and tyrv=al aubiiM« ~ tne•r hrlt aJbum 1.1'\an there are ltl motl young Buht-n buds ot thtS ~.... maybe Ullra\'Ox Voc.at•s.l Le Bao..c.etJa ltl•.s atuff HfiOht M U$1C~.. an 8pp4'opfl. .l Ill .. 0ur•n Outan mar ...,r.te dence tunes: bu1 the"r oo ra.ve cne tlaWOt ot ttHt poat·aun-Mt WOtta Where Ihe Obscu-re comea to lht IOfe E..en tne mos1 ootenl•ally commerciiJ number a such as the chart-c;limbef ·PiaMt Eattn· and '"'G+tll On F1lm"' F\ave a aw-re•l edge Duran 0Ufan haa a alre)n9 t •Cit•t>te m)'thm Helton Which t•ysa nice bl~e tOt s.mon tntersnno a uttar lnd koybOard "'ork t1 1s Anttr. 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IIAuuATl ~;.;.;;,;,.. ~ ... ........... ·.•.: N -•- EWKacTTEil ....--.......-.--.. IT's Yo~R MoNEJV ... -!"'"'!"'"~-~---------f riCMQt'c n 1 a Jili-n.• , , ).......... J L._ ----------------~-- �GROOV·I S & FRINZIIS Buffalo: DeCember 8,9 and 10 OcrOl>er opens with a blasltr eatltled wooiOn't be the nme wtlhOUt tile prrmorooat whoops, hOIIe<ll, mid· "Gio<ra." complete wltn an tahobtt.on of L.eton phrastng, CIIOI<~olo.e atraons ano syllabiC oro ..ts. 51i<les a'ld anempts II !'Of the second liMe on tne D&st soprano herce guitar ea<nplomenta ol The Edge t.,el•e I'IIOJ1ths. 02 Ilea become one of Included on OctOI>er Is "Ftrt," the A pteuent surprose OCCUII ne•t on "I a lew non-u~round banda to tode Fall Down" as The Edge adds plano for rrral V2 alnote to enter the British Top. pul rock·o-roll dreamlend en rOIJte to oiO. Like ''File." moSt ot tl\e tune. on creating liOmathing ~eea, honast and 1~e flrat time, conttibullno a simple 'tfoe LP are ea<npact and scneoultP In dlstOMblngty, sensual 111t spark · rlchrloaa which carries over,Jnto contrast to 11\e lreedom ol Boy.. .l "Seartel" ano the title track But too became a beam. And In's purPQM none IICI< Intensity. 02 Oou l~e be<:atnt c!Mret. much Ia not made of a good thing The it sell Each number bfeathea ~ • blilk ol OctOI>er 1s packed wrth the W ,..., WOfd went ouc ebout IJZ'a same rosMakrng guot81 The Edge II<IICelulness. patttelllarly a gen. strong Cllristfan. belrels some lollosh aoog entrtted " TomO<ro.r," PIOYIOed on Boy eyebro..s went up. Not to WOfry No complete woth Oilean ptpes and\ • Adam CliYIO<>'S baSSWOfk OM'S DOing IO be beaten With a Cf0<.18f For all theor faith, tneylstHI bOdhran. unlonunately tends to latl Dack onto October, recorded at DucHon's Wrndmoll the mi~ at umes. Percus11on h" been · won'l lef,you loroet that their physocal Studios during the summer ol 1981 14 Dublin. Balle Atha Claltll. The source brought to the fore, most notably wit h with Steve Llllywhlte again as o(rtv, dirty city ol Joycean llctlon. tho hoavy pounding ol "I Threw a Brick prOducer, sel'<es to 'onlargo upon the A goOd second album Is a sign ol Through o Wondow." and "With a .pervasive "boy meets man·• theme of survoval BeJno multi-dimensional In Shoul," tile taller complete with a lloht U2's debut LP Boy wtollo Intermingling muSIC and (heme, as U2 IS, tlllt band tnll.,weavtng ol trurnpet It with a pure unfoiOono ot faoth If U2 should be w1111 us lot qu•te a willie l!ono'8 ..acals haven·ttmPtoved was searchino fa< anything on the hrst smce Boy, and tl\at's a rehel II album, they'Ve found It on the second. - Andr. . Grtt U2 Octoblr (l5laod) • • • • • wun naunllng harnomlca s1mula1e0. on with percussion Tony Benk's keybOards: "SomebOdy halp keyboards or M1ke Rutherford's oultars. hlm/SornebOdy l)lease/Ju&t put another His solo effO<t Face Value gave Collins record on.· I usually lhp Al>ac~ back some 1100<1 practoce Some have aaiO on. and skip OYer the record's dull Abacab sounds "funl<y," but 11 IS JUst spoil. Maybe Genesis should have heartrer riiYihm. recorded only half of Abscab - The LP stalls out with tho lust tough crash of the title track, turlous by - Larry Congdon Gonosls standards, undetscoreo by bleating bass but given poise with gener1lly mell~w keyboards The song rs crypllc-abOutlalse accusations and cellOphane-as eenalnly is the tit le. whiCh has been said to be a note Tn. J. G alls 8!f1d Freeze Fame sequence. although the group denies •t. (EMI/Amerlcar • • • It Is marred, though, by a long soulless Ot lhe J . Galls Band meo1 s Naliea .Instrumental ending. Next comes "No Lunch With tongue planted firmly rn Genesis Abacab (Atlantic) • • • 'I• Reply at All," In which Earth, Wind and cheek. An tnillal listening to this latest Are'• norn section, brouoht over I rom Face Value, linds a warm eompllement venlure by the bad boys from Boston The past couple Genesis albums In Bank's trantic but assured will reveal 11\at Peter Woll ano have been dlsappoontlng to Its cult fans. whatever the amount of , keyboards Company hAYe realty goroe oil the oeep Aller that, Abacab slides, and PIII>Uiarlty the band haS achieved. Alter end this lime. synthesozet OYertoad. the departure of lead man Peter nothing else matches the first two btslllgerentleornpulslve lilfong woth Gabriel, followed by guot81ost Steve tracks. Most sugges11ve of the "old" chameleon chOrd Ohanges and bfldges. Hackett. Genesis' sublle homogenous Genesis Is "Me and Sarah Jane,'' lOIS Ol StudiO Qimmlckry and lyrics musical style. now lacklno strono lyrics Bank's moody piece abOOt an Imagined heavy on the urban decay, up t ront;just did not cut it. Alter a lost love at the end of the world '(or at technological worship and mlno~ontrol decade, the group knew Just how to least someone's world), and the paranoia so near and deer to William make music, but no lonoer had welgnty orchestral "Dodo,'' a tirade S. Burroughs!. bean, especliolly In anything as meaning lui to make it lor. agalnSI the cruelties of natural sonos like " Freeze Frame," ""-ge In On AD&cab, the Dand's thil1eenth seleetoon: " Too big, to flyiOOdo ugly/so The "Insane, Insane Agaon" and album, the remaining three members ol Dodo must die." It seques oAto " R;ver Blrndness:• Reactionary rock Genesis have finally realized that the "Lurker," whose title creature's bubbly . cnties will prObably bemoan the music is now the main thing. It's a keyboard talk Is al Odds with Collin's domise of a oreal journeyman rock move Into tougMr rouslc than the m1nlc description ol 11. band, bul all I nave to say Is " fut. tut ": group has been generating recen14'. Fflllno In slOe two ls " Who Ounnlt?," rather than striding down the same The subtlety rs still there, and the an eaercfse in repetition that Is best trled·and·lrJJe R&B corridors of their when not really l~tened to !seriously). prevoous records, the·J . Galls Band ·lnstrumenl$ and ..acaiS blend Into a ateady rnl~. but the music Ia more end a couple ol ct\111 poppish tunes that have hnally detovered the "new wave" direct. This Is most evident in Phil are aure to bring In the adolescents. album they've always wanted to do, Collin's urgent and pronounced The last track is an Improvement, and most ol the lime rt (QUID) works. thouoh. "Another Record" rs about a lnlluences here run the gamut lrom the drumming, which can leap out oo its Dolmed out rock & roller. punctuateo Boomtown Rats to Godley.Qema (whO own, and then fall back to punctuate Caoe:· - also have an album out called Freeze Frane)-plus. "Centerlold" and " Angel In Blue•· are sure·fire raoro hots Nolty cover too to fh• Aud c-~ .... . , . , ..,_ , ~ J. G~ls... THIS JBUI5DATl 02 UNO.E SAMS r.... .....,., . .. ._. . . ,.r r•..., o. ~ NCNt • "" "-"""..-~ ~ W N f .... C..... .. (fill U6oUte.., .............. VI """" - ..._ ..... ..... - .......... S..\. , , ......... .. ~ -- · -­ .... • -..... "-"' VI ....,_.,..~, _:,-SENIORS· YEARBOOK PORT-RAIT . S1gn up NOWfor your SITTINGS! PICTU~ES TO ·BE TAKEN Dec. 9th, 10th, & Uth from 1_0 am· 4 pm '946 SO\JIRE HALL MAIN STREET CAMPUS! WE A~E NOTHING WITHOUT.YOU!! .! ~ \ �S.nC.e \971 th._ Women·• Oollege hu been holding a H(I>Hierly -try reading Dr membefa or the Women'• StUdfea CoiiO!Io Poe,lry WorhhoD. Memb_o<t ol lho -kllllop also out Room ol Ou1 OwiJ. •n antnolog~o llghlmg poetry and en work by tho--atudenlt e.w~sty for ilnd about ~Nomen. Thla semester's teadfno wilt oe hetd IOIIighl ao 7:30 al 108 Winspur A'lenue, and'" fetnaJe wrners are and encourao&a CO briO.Q along thuJr poetry aNS join In the readtng'" Free (IJ'tifdc..re and refreshmtmt.s wrn be p rovided. InVited Those unabashedly senUmentat books, plays. and films which we find Geoests' dlsunct personalll)' • may have weathereo.oown shghtly lm,cm<>ra,ooe, even essential, a1e .those wtllc:ft celebfate an ltreduclble pan For those of us wno gtew up in khGhens full Of ooions, • and tho taJes ot our unvanquflohed ancestors., Flddlflr qulnlessenUaJ d1amat1c mu.sical. One needn'l be sensitive to ethnk:lty to feel the tender pathos and the play. And, tor anyone with ears, the music we.eving through and encircling the play. 11 Is at once development of the plot and Independently haunlfng. a bit ot hlstorical reference, and, more than thl.s, a dlstam heart, you' ve go1 the opportunttr. Spotlight and lAC are suesentlng Joseph St~n·s cfaS$1C Oecembef 4, to Sunday, December 6, at 8 p.m. In Theatre. SpoUight Productions is a newly·lormed, organization productng plays tor UB students. Director Geraci says he Is overwhelmed by the wealth ot talent shown by unfolds In the. Russian village of Anetevka fn tne early 1900s. It really, ot .ell our ofAnd, the O)d Worldhar~ lt'latsince truly early was: of pride. change. andancestors: endurance. working the entire cast and st•lf ot Spolllght t'la54&ne Fiddler justice. Said P!oducers, Andy Kirschner and Thomas Gans: " We play., and all ol us-staff and cast-have given our best to m.agnlfieent as it can be.'' • Gtettnberg IS featured as Tevye. the QOOd·natured peasant Greenberg's strong voice and deep lee ling for Ihe teact roJe and human tnterptetalion. Beth J(o~alsky s1ars as Tevye·s KJe1f1 adds life to Jhe show through 'her portrayal of otde$t daughler. Pam v . Beck'•s: featured as Hodel; Beth and Joan Vogel Is the overzealous matchmaker ve,te. Mo1e1 lhe tallof, and Bob Mesch brlngs alfve revolutlor,., teacher. J elt Goodwin is Fyedka the gentile breaks the banler of prejudice and bec:omes a member of and Joe Plaue plays Lazar Wolf, the alltonling bCJtctlel. on 'he Rool are now available In the Hekel office at Hall. Fot dlscourued tates can 832·3n6. For fourteen years, thlnoon albums and a plethOra of personi.J addlllons and attri(tans-. the $0Uf of Genesis has remained firm. tn 196611s teenage founaers-Tony • Banks. Mike ~ulherford, AnthOny Phtlllps, Chris Stewarl and Petef Gabriel-had not even the intention or performing 8$ • band, but Simply being I 500g•Wrtting colfeclfve. Ytl they Were persuaded to perform the•r own songs. and efter a soh·pop Uavored first album recorded In lhe summer oJ 1968, Genesis came Into Its. own ...progressive," lite-rat~ s-tyte. ~.,, U'ltt ~lP.aro, but ~UlhefiOf'd, Banks and earl~ a(I(Stl»>il Phil Collins .-re still roctung aw•y end 'OI!tng into the Aud this- TUf$C1ay, Oecembet 8. wtlh then latest (hll, •lbum Ab~c~b under their arm Also along will be their lbur .. ou•larist Oar)lt Stuetmer and lour drummer Chester Tttompson, tHJt H Is prObabJy $4JIIe co say lhat the Earth Wind & Fu e horn secHon • fcarured on " No Aoply At All'' • won't be whn them ~The show is preantec:s by Ha.rvey, Corky and Tice and H~ela. are avallabte.Jhrough Cenlrat Ttekets at $8.50 .end $9:50 ~====================:====i===~!E======d -Bob Canter AMHERST 3 January 12 thru 17 Master ClwJI< & V.... c.li84Nl850, Mon.-F~. 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SOU GOODCHILD M•IKII'"I EJI•tor By he Fc..Jty Senate EucvUVt e-m,,« (FSEC) ~y pasStd I r<SOIUI- WedDc:oday that Lhe UB Focmdodoa (\JBF) ciDc:k. l<lfomwiotl 011 ... cootJaa with Lhe FoAca Coq>oral-. wlliell ails for tk nqooat~q ~ 00CIIpi1U' to cocttruc:t a beookSiore on hied B. Ph}licl and Alllooooay ~ Jonathan Ra..t .__... lhe motioo-wtlldi formally lll>trCJCii Faeulty ~ Olalr BaA..,. Ho"'oU co droll ldttr 10 UBF ~-•na the mronnalloo-the n.., ,..,.,...ful .,.., to bu loft~ baltlt to bavc a lqltimalt academic beookllor< llucalled alche,UoiY<tJlcy. "Ticio alilooiAd ... "'latSI • • tloorbwt of Lh< ....,.. and responsibiliUeo of Lhe Folctt ~1 to he 1he c:.duoive .a.. or booU 011 Lhe Uarv<nily campos," Rcitlcoorl's motion IUIIeCI. "Sado ao a Howdl "'ICCICI co 1<1 Rcichcn aurnd Lhe ..-.,.ann Til• Sp«tn~m ediconal ''llcaied the IKk of Information" involvina Lhe Folldt UBF . . . - c. Her lener ..111 abo be - . co Lhe Unlwmcy Coui>Cil, the SUNY T.......... UBF Praidalt Joltn Caner and UB Pruida>c Robm L Kacer. Rticba1 bdic->a t1w Folldc <hould be ,.,quind to P<iblodY r - . . lh< comraa il siped W1lb UBI'. II allows Foll<tc co boild a beooblor< on Pan:d 0 and si•a it udusive riJblt 10 sdl beooko and such mcrdlandiJ< u T-ohinJ, mup and Oilier Such llmclrics on <ampul. The COnlrtlCI Jasu ror 20 yeart. Rei<bcr1 belltvts Ihac tho con1raa l.s a rn.n<r or public record and has r"''u<sttd il rrom Caner, who has refused b.im- OG tk around> lhat It ;, no1 hls business. "The faculty hu the rich• and obllptioo to... Lhls," Rcith<n said Wedncatlty. "A beooks<ott is an impo<WII dtmcnt or """""" ..adanic bfe." The..,.,.,.. bu 1101 been JICIIed and C.ll• 101 fM ctlaC:~U,.OI lfl~ f odflltiiJBF co"''•Cf The prorcuor·) rcsotuuon "J)urrcd a baccery of oompbint> abouc folleu '• "'"""' and a litany of confU>Cd remark> as to "'ht che Clucqo-based <Ofporacoon and UBF are r<funato rdease char concraa. ~phy Professor Par~.. Caul~•• said he ··wasa't awase that Folletc had a 20 yaz _ c .. "'ch che U111•<n11Y and uraed 1 Ho--dlto <Iran • !deer . ' mwa mncrnbcr chac ,.. II< the Er\r)isb Prof<lloOf Mu Woc~en .....,ed 111..., sdlool in lh< Slat< Un1....Uy of cllal the K<ltn admJno.,ratoon was noc in N<w York !SUNY) l)'$1<m and we ha•'C a fnor of an'edocacional beookl<ore on beoobtore tlllll is for a lhl<d<r111< collcl<." campus, olin& hi> pasl lnvohnnrnc •ilh an Rcith<n i&lCI. "It's a d~>a..- and II'S FSA sub<ornmiueo charaed w•lh Rud)'in& abouc tim< I he facul()l dnnand sornelhinc; Folldt's operations. "Our admin•"racion i> Wt havt a DtW -icknl <Ofninl in and "e O~l\$l 8 Cood beooblort-lhty kepi have a ri&hl co be Icc In on che d<lails shoocina "' down," he maintaln<d. surroundl~c lhe Foll<l contrael ." "Som<OR< w•ll have 10 do Ihis and lht Iff araued cha< Folkct should Toreed administrallon u not aoirla 1o do,lt." I&Udi tO~illa othct Lhan •undritl, -~t Manqnnent Prof..., John 8ooc aiUna for a bookRort thac i• bocb literary uraod hi> 1o dnnand beucr and ac:admllt in naiUr< Rclchcr1 ~of Folldc, ealhna tO< a complained thai Lilt beookslor< ctJJds co 5<11 comprdlensi.., r"'""' of lht corporation's 100 many .tciru. ,.hoch I~ I he Slor<'s - t and a "udy of Ill porformanc< 01 profitS but do - COC>tribol< 10 o•...all otbtr uru•tn~tics. "They "<ff ~.eked out eduauonal quahty. or Albany... he 1101td Roc:hm•s molion requnts that foiiC"lt ,....eal tbe deuub before any ><Lual v.ark is bqun. Con>Ctti<1M>r1 "rtpOned co'lltlin IIClO Spnftl ana che around cha,... Rcichcn said tbal he IU'P'ICU the Univmuy bu asll:ed -hi., of Folletc other chan C!OCUlJU<:Iin& a faabty rcpnlleu of "hat ic "'ould ldl. 'W• be cou..,.,.. _...,._....__be SBI Directors called organization's # 1 problem .,. JOH N 11: LAJ'lANA &I#,..;..CJt,q f'AIIw'• -.n../ollo.,., . Wbik Mack and I>Uher •en di>lllmed ~ 10 "~i\oooilllte:al cfifrernoces -dJJIIIO SA ~r<r Mar\ _Moore, deep political boundllCI and dlv•i>On> haYC alto appeared In the form or covtrt/JI polmcol not•rt' oft!w Sub bloek aovernmenc ...,,.., - a-d I bo/Jrd of dtrrctors It th~ personalhy cWha, and rumora or >«<Htd uutllllfl1<nt tn o Spectrum thrcau I hal O<nain rq>r<>cncatl"' Mn~tStkttlllint tht post, ~M [~JOn$ ~ltanpti~l 10 control the otpnWJlioo and lu olld f•t•rr qf thr vwhnt multi-million dollaJ purR •mnp ~ton. By virtue or iii fhc dir«ocOfi' oau and Lhe ~ SJXI.OOO 11 0< IWkiD Is Lhe to Sub &Oiud each cootn'butes -,.ac~ Studtnl. ~pt<llelmt l'Cit. SA i> <OOJidered ch< mo<t "po .. uf\11" or I be Sludtnl Ht is a cbreclo< or Sob Bo.rd I ~ •luch <Ocnprlx Uk Tbt SA lreUWtr " abo a Sub Board cliniClor So 11 the \tillanl board. l'lMIIo:ft CloOelt S t «onnina to fanner dUCClor • - . , . . , . . , . . and the Grad..u Slo4all t\>aOC:ial- ..... and SBI Dcuwcr 8dl Mack, ~~~ m~ltJDIInl tht -•len J ..... A ~ r"' lllUdalt arraw.. or the 10 Sub 8oerd do-on.. ooly two-Alan ROKrlfdd and ,.,.... Med. .-do nee bold -·political $1UIIenl JOYCillm<nt pofl. ..n,. momh<n or Lhe - d or cbre<lon .... pol• leal -ntmaiiJ," S81 &ecvtl-< OirtctO< Oallli> Bla<k ~. addq clull dU< coch< Dill or< of the mnnb<niUp llwr't ,. Ill "aln)1 bt a pounual coafllcl of ........... ~. darklor'• rolt as • lllldeBI __ -d·• ....,._......... ........ _ . . . o r r l k rcu•l'lhaaor 1- """ Board tlnclon. 8cll Mad and Londa Maher, by lh< Stuclmc -ioto ISN bu rftl<ldled ctmpu' •*arcnn' of the CO\'M pokta ••nauo chat pbJilftch< th<omkally notl..partl.., ul>lknc ""'"' oorponclon'•lllah<u tdldon-ru board or dlr<ctors. •;Whancr SA waoa,, SA ldt:' •·If SA comes mlo a monchly board mettina with a rauona_l p<opoW, lh<)''ll al....,.. &<I II lea>l onr JDO« VOl< wh~<h wiiJ.,in il for Lhem; • Macl: i&lCI. . Sinct SA controls O•• or 10 cbW direosor>lups. contcnci01 jusc one dircaor Irom a rivals<udenl - • 10 VOlt ,.llh lh<i< .....wei WJn any P<OIJ(IIal SA ,.., bdund.. In lbe oppoSitt ,.,,., SA could blocl< lftOih<r ptrnlll<llt's ......,r< b.r err<andy aa a li.--bcr blod:, th•anma non· SA <ndoncd ............ ..,..............,of lhe '"''"* P'-"· manbtr lluckftt eovem-.ts. <fPOC'idJ Lhe loqc SA con~, tO -.r« 00 AD IU~, _..ny on< of a •olllcl< or moral Nllllf<... c~trr!C\111 . ·~ w~ Qc"rn tdJ ~to , o en and VOIC . . . blod<, .. aald SA t'reasur<r MML Moore. " SA In« to do ir 10 10 inco a ,.....,., as a~ orpnlled unit, a unic lookln& OUI IOS<Ihet ror lht bd inceresc< or lh< Unh-eDily and fo1 1he Sludenc Association ." Moore, p.....,Uy lh< ""nio• undtraraduatc director an(formtt SBI chairman, sasd it is ch< SA idtal rOf Ui SBl cotuin8tflf 10 d~ on upcomi1111 mt<tlna bdort Lhe aaual M:SSion and arriu •t a ..ClCM'\Sent.l»'', wbkh would chen..,_.. uSA's pohcy. Ho-.-, Moore admllled thai th< Slralq, -ks bdccr"' cheory I han m prac:IICe, """tk uncktarad-• ..,.....,......t rqlraelllati> es rardr flod che 1Im< 10 ""\)ltr bdorr che monchly 1he 1110>1 pol11>eal >1udenc aovernmrnc on che bond." ,.hich "hum" both SVb Board's <redibolily and IU off~ivrnrn, Lhwancna mony ror~>~ru<ti>'t SBI mo•ts. Bl11<k oar«d ohac che Jl()laic> on 1hc bolrd l.s Sub Board's "numbt'r one problem," beeau>< 1f ch< dh«ton; function proPftlY. aU rhc "othor problem> could bt sol•td by chern. a• n rt~t.~_rd\ and 'f)tJL hll o•'tl OPiniOn ,.cthoul rtar or recriminauon. ·• Ho~t'Vft'. Black. an SOl director from Januuy 19n unul May 1978 ¥11\t.n ht as'iumC'd the C1(«'Utl\ot di1NOf po~tl. btlit\'0 1h:u ""htn apporntmtntli to lht board :ut made-a v1na. inrounW. c:..\pcricn\':cd con,alluency h 0\e<louktd. ea.~ .,._.., it "'0ulcl be "lnnfcc" no< of .,..,.,p_ "Sometlme. ...., wiU am'< 01 a coolCimls•t t.k actual mtttina ... Moore nJ)Iainal. ~(SA)~ a tta.m, il's ~ unit, Ot'll)' 1f thCTc:'s COOit'fUUS and 01.-->enl. Unul he was dismissed c,.o ....-.""'' Mack >en>ed as SA Dmx1or to Sub Board, a nebulous posicion, ,.hith a«<>rdina to oome. is •uPJ)OI<CI'to sipify Lhe ltod<r11Jip of che SA direc~o.... Buc, aid fomer SBI du«1or Undo M.ahcr, Lhe ........-or Moore and lllfbn on che -rd bladered lhat allqed lead<nhtp rolt. ••n.ey dKia't ld IMido) do •IIIII Ill<) lei ~· (.. dwrmanl do .... )tar••• Mallcr ooonplauxd "He , _ , able lo kM bc<:aW< h~ 'Wb put anro a tembk: pos~tton or Uyin& IO ldl his SUpUlon, "'ho could have fortd h1m 11 any lime, wh01 co do." ~added chac "SA ,. by f11 aaree "poldal _ . , , _ ,... but of pcnom _.,th ~q.ac,....,~ CftiU iD the fuoct-. of the <0q>01811011. " I don'l 1ft (a IOially 1\011· ftw .... orfer eo«r<et alltmiiJV<S to the pt....,c pobtJCal) boatd .. baaa • raliOik ... .,. . 1!,)0, poniboloiY. >i~><t Sub &Oiud is a chlkl of Lh< s<udenl .,_,.....,,, "Any whert chert is >OIJIIJ, IS pollia!," obJnwd bol • mld41t aroiUid Ml .,. 10 b< fowad,.. b« .aid. -.We n«d mortM«k . "The only ....y Lhe - d .,.... on cht ~ wtlh mte" could be lai polital is ir - " m<ml;ltr l1 allowed IO do hb 'in ""'1 ti))<C'I or Sub Board " boatd'1 pobual Ulurt and Of--· lhat Lhe Jq...bblucJ and po--ys- . ., _ . , , 0 lhe AC"'* ... �in short. ·~1·1 s.t·---f- N.,..._41 c~mpus ~11.~-....calo/ GellEd Ddays Midnigbt for Cinderella "-Kh<Yclday. Vlc:r Pmadcnt for Aaldemic Affain ROb<tt Rossbera hu ~ that 1M Uoi.....,.y ope to dda)' tbe Math >kills ponoon or lht Oeacral Education proaram until Fall or 1982. Thr FaDina in love arN1 liVlftl happily <Y<r ancr as nochin& but a myth, aotordio& to the v1tb OubJ or 1\meriea. The Oubs. fllve set up a na1ional raoun:c CltniC1' lo warn youn& women away from the Ondt~ll Syndrome. The Center empbasi.te5 caret~ plannin$. cducadon. as wdJ u SC><ual, moral and physital dov<lopmrnt . Th< Center will reponedly auempt to makt youna women tHJiu that th~ is no Prioot Charmin& to take cart or thrm. Most lvill spend a aood pan of t.htir li•rs wO<"kio1 , rspedally with the - i t y of today's two ina>mc housdlolcb. IIIIDOVncancnt rntl diJmay at We<lnesday's Faculty Senate EamlliY< C<Mnmluor mcetina. Senate Chait Borbe.ro Ho""'ll qrord to invite Division or Undcrarodllollt Ed.-oon Dean John Pcnulotto to anrnd the body"• 11n1 .-ina to talk obout tbe proa•am and thiJ sea ion or O<neral EdiiCiloon. Many S<nator$ qucstiooal whc'lhtr it hu bem able to •O<t on this puoqt and Howdl ckcidalto clday dtbetr untij PttadO<to rould be praall. ~ u Pttn~·ar.....,., Edltot Den 8owtn~A nodate .,.,......, M aroar-t SaW)'tdAn CHr.cfot ,.,,, c.n.dete;.pw Eiltotn LWC.t""**'' "••twea -dC,_,CI,, 01vkt CzeJ"A'C~I)" , etlilfH Kt¥tn Ant.,u,e~Copr KacP,IofCollfrlbwti"CC ..,., c .10- Jo<>n ,_ta/On0~ 8 Zlng•IOIIUIJoNI OtUti.CAh:UJIIW H.ttloMf '--I -lllall~,..., Ot<w!ld Otlft'AOf......-fMf ~. ., . , nation•ll Jorl l'-0..11~ Spaalsb-Soviet teuions .M.tf,., fl TN..rMONSpom Son of Rubik Prw"'" Gary Ste:trti.Auhbi.ftf $potu 0."" A. COIMtOCW........ UlPe&nnoi'Atb TonyCit_ll_ Emo Rubik•s tlleW ltlSl.I'Umml of mtn1al1on.ure •iD ,.TiUk' its ""Y onto yOUr list or puulanenu. The in\'tlllor ollbt (ruJIRlin& multi<olo<al box punk kno•liOJ Rubc~'s CUbe w dc\-dopaltht Maaic Snake. This lalesr ,...., u compo>cd of 2A live-sidal pyramids linkal with a series or rivet~. There ore 74 trillion permutation• but only about 23 trillion combinations are ptJSS>blr. Hindl Co. lnc.,lhc distributor, expects to sell 700,000 olthc maka by Chrls.tmans. Don't a book litlal Solutio/IS to th• Magi< S••k'' ls already in thr 7be SoYitt Commuaua Party oewspopa: ...clthat Sp.iD"l pluto jOID lht Nofth 1\tl&ntic Trtaly Orpniz.aUon (NATO). "~U ...,.. t..WO.....oo !he Cootin<m and in the world" J>nd ''ulcrtut the amu ~ .. The KnmhD also scot a nocr to Spain sa)"in& that SoVl«· Spullll rdatloas rould be arfrc1al by n><mbenhip and A)'lna that "appropriate'' rapO<!Jt$ ml&ht be takttl by MOtCOw lllllllu aUla, Both hood<$ of Spain's Parliament approved jolnina NATO, dassounclna Russia'> "un-able interreren<c:'' in 5paniJh mterul atrain. ,.,JI ..........,.oed ( » ( house "*ot,._., Frencta Spedwtl$w Jettrer N Cant0d8w1Mta Man.,., Jamet P a.4ur~yiCotwpCIOII• Jan MatttiJenoiAMt'IIIM, Mu-,.r Suzanne FIJCull~flH """Y· --.- worts. s- Snlrtty OfoUtiA.,.,, COOI'flltta tot ~IOn--20,1111 ,.,.. SpeciN"' olf~CM .,. ~ tn 3 5 6 -1181Jti.Mo.~ Holt.-·~· .,._YOlk M.a.n 01 Sv.e&. llluUU:.. Nt"W YM ,Ut4 , _ (lt&1131-317e ""'1orll~ (111113t-t, ouo~- Cop~ 1881 8viiiJO, NV. lht Speclrum .. St~ ~~.~~- Edl1orial ~~:r. ~~=-~::;:~it: htteln w jthOtJi tl\t exprlt_• conatnt ot tM E44toroi~l.tt '' attlc:ttr t..-. 1bt ~trum I~ prlftlecl b1 8uft:al0 H...,..,.,,., Inc.. 1310 $eMc1 St. Burtakt. NY Otllt~IG ftM10 the ~y ~tY"dll Commuter Affairs Disoount Tickets to the Buffalo Stallions socoor game Friday. Dec. 4th at 8 pm In the Mem. Aud. • Seats in the Reds is sponsoring - - TICKETS - - - - $6 Stad~ats - $5 Commuters Available at tbe Ticket Office vs. NEW JEilSEY ROCKETS one 0007 per Plf'IOI'I- :••4!•• JELSAR •••••• + Laundry and Dry Cleaning : , - - - - - - . = Iii + Coin Laundry · Maytag Toploadlng Washers + : 4276 No. Bailey Ave. • 834-8963 : + (Near Lone meadow) + •• 2Drycleanlng + · 25 rug + • load Star Perma Pren Dryers lb. by the pound washers • ATTENDANT ON DUTY/ • •• , t OPEN ~ ~~~01'-V.::ff' o o ' • • t Monday thiV Saturdey, 8 am · 10 pm !Minclay II em • 6 pm ~~~ c.t:W>ttT KtB'T tiN~ ;:---;;- • • • ;;---;;- • 0 0 ............: INTEREsTED IN TO ALL ACTUARIAL SCIENCE? Come to Rm. 339 Squire. MSC TODAY! Friday, Dec. 4th at 2:00pm ATTORNEY AT LAW .o o --;- I +L~=·=-=··=·-=':-=-=·::J 0. ~ ASSEMBLY MEMBERS There will be a meeting - Friday, Dec. 4th at 3:30 pm Senate Chambers • Talbert Hall · ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY!! �Tickets available at: Squire Ticket Office - $3. 00 6r'...U WAS Vtt>«~ltlptr &p,. ...,.. llutHtt '\. SA considers Bureau switch By SF.TH ALLEN _ _ _ _ _s-'---_,rum $1(if/ Writer Student aovcrnmcnt leodt'f> arc prcscnlly c:onsidcnna. v.hft..hn or no1 Speakm Burnu, currrruly und<r th~ <ontrol or Scudcnt Auoo:Jatlon (SA), should be: transf..-rcd to Sub lloard I (SBI). SBI orflciab ha>r >&Jd that b«au!e of ptil problems tbey arc ont«rstcd "' obtalnma Speaxen Bureau from SA. They characd thaJ Spcalrn Bbreou has hod dirfic:uJt... thos ...,...., and has not ......, as actf\~ as tl should be ~~I do not want to rend $20,000 of undergraduate atudent foe. to Sub Board~ to be uted for graduate I and profeaionol •tudenta" SA Pmoclent Joe Rofkin OOWJtcrcd that h,. orpruutJOO bu door a &ood job runruoa Sp<a\m Bureau and 5«:1 no reason (or tM nlO\"C' but noted n miabt be: on•rstipocd m the future Unr>rrslty Unoon Aa.oviU<S lloard (UUAB) hiLl peopk ..,ho know how 10 ptncnl a ).J'Catu:r as. 11 prog.tnU througl\otJI tbe )Car J Divuton Dirtctor Loi.s Waldman explained. ' ' { do not..., "'hY Sprakm OutciU ll under SA," Waldman commented. "A ~PCaka- is an C\'~t. UUAB PIOirJfiU events all the time." She wd SBI knows whic-h speakers to gn and hov.. co make a speak~r·s ptrlormanet> int~ring. "There are a lot of >UppOn people Jt UUAB," former SOl Trea.surcr Bill Mack said. "We ha•c mu>IC people. coffeehouse people; people who bool acts on • dailtl>osis arc at UUAB." Waldman explained tlurt UUAB hM a whole publicit) commmtr. a lighlin& commiuec. a !.Ot!nd commiu~. and conra~~ in chc Odd ...,hi~h arc needed to put a sho" tC)JCthcr. But SA Treasu:rtt Mar~ Moore S!Ud no one has chen him • 8ood reason 10 li>< lr up. "Spcal<et1 Bureau IS doon& a 8ood job a1 SA and there b no problcftl It bu' al"li)'S done a sood job." Moore added • ... do not ·~· 10 !end S20,000 or undcrJradWUC Jludcnt r... to Sub Board 10 be: used lor &fllduatc and profesS>ORal srudcnts," Moore saod • ._pt.aonona tlw tM vnotts <OrpOration "is for all student>." aidman .aod SA ~~~ SBI .....,. SJ50.000 a year and llw ''j( they P'< "'~ litO. GIOfC tbc:n .... coald ha•-e Speakers Burcaa." Mao) hod c:alled for SA to gi\c Spealcr's Bureau 10 SBI aft..- ...-.nJ mntucs cau!ed tM cancdlotoon or a opccdo by pro-abortion acti•i>< DiU Baird cartr WI month. Speakers Bureau OWr Keith PaJtm<>o had OfiJJnaU) planned to PfOGil Baird alooc, but Liller d<aded 10 add another spcal<er. Boord'• ~cnt protC$1cd and the"'" mutually c:alK'dlcd the >I)<'UI1 . Refrrrma to tbc: cposodc, Rifl<1n admi1tcd "it was a mt'-ta\e, people art human and they mal.e-ml.5ta1ts. It v.ru a mtstakt, and evef)OOC is jwt bto ..ln&H oul W or proponion.~· PaHC'TSOf'l refused to conmlt'nt on the 1~uc when """'""'eel Wcdnc;<day. Waldman ..od Spea~crs Bureau is allocated a ronsid<rablt amount or money and that UUAB could , .. plenty' or &ood • .,..~... fm tht ....,..... and makt h a W«kly or bi·w«ldy event. She added 1hat Spea~cn Bureau could be •·ery pc;llllar if run correctly, hut conceded thor SA was noc too cascr to aivc h ::p. BEER BLAST .30KEGS $1.00 Admission · 3 Beers for $1 TALB ERT B IJL L PE N Sa~, Dec. 5 th from 9:30pm- 1:30am ~eo~ turing 9 7 R ock n ' Roll M achine Wi th Radio Per!!Jn:;lf:y ~~!! PRIZES: 9 7 R ock 1-~ti!:-!~ & H a ts A lbu m s! I Pr . Con cert T i ck ets "'" UfHV•not•~~; f :rH.....,.;; UB ~!!,N_!~AM Dekdebrun's Sportirit; Good•!Ellicoltllille Sho j I �editorial Tbe 10 Stooges SmaU battles and playing CletntirodS O'(er a mullt·mithon dollar corporation's purse stt!oiS- Yep, that would be some dream. But. we must be reasonable, no mailer how diSillusioning that may be. The nacks are here to stay and like athlete's foot. they're not al)()ut to disappear by wishing them away. But th&re Is some room lor hope. Just let Sub Board run Sub Board. Expand the board of directors. allow the volunters Who devote endless hours serving student voa various SBI function have a say In how tllclr corporation Is run. Open the dooos to sttJdents who have an interest jn lhe vauous divisions arid departments of Slib Board, whO unhke the pdlttlcos the corporalton ts now .. aflow~ng under. care about it and the ftne work that rt Is capable ol doing. Dilute the POISOnK>US POW8r Of the p$0UCIOgovernment clowns lt's pOSStble, 8CC01dlng to Sub Board by·laws. The board Is expandable Everythtng Sub Board does is controlled by that corPOration. except now the dtrectors act Every thing Sub Board eontrols is done elictenlly and In the best interests of students. Much of what the POlitically-driven board does only lays a POX on the ftults of Sub Board's l abor. Can four of the most POlitical organizations on campus HI ul<le internal dlfflcultJes and external JMlousles end WD<k together toward a common goal-serving the students of this Umversuy who pay tl>411f atlpends anti e-.en hmd their excursions Into pseudo-government tantasylaod? If the recent actions of the Sub Board I (SBQ board of directors Is any IndicatiOn, the answer ts apparently not. While the functions ol Sub Board play an Integral part '" student t1te. Its somellmes·tuverute directors Just ptey Rather then selling an example for the communrty, the 10 stoogt>s ha"" consostenlly acted as an albatrOSI on the muttt-molllon dollar corporation's oollecuve neck. SBI Exec:ullve O~tector Oennos Black os correct 1n hiS assumptiOn that many dttectors become board members to pet feet the" politiCal sawy. Yet, they fall to recognlte that Sub Board ts not a cadaver tor polltteal se<ence students to ~·ce on; ot IS one ol the moa.t useful and respec~edstudent organization l)()th on and off the UB caft.pus. How-. somehow that message has failed to reaCh our mandatory fee-crazed stUdent POliticos. especially those of t he StUdent Association (S,t,l who are rl{jhlfully eating crow for tneir latest mlsmastermrnded flasoo Whoch led t o the dismissal of two.r~ted, competent directors for the Inane ratkioale of dl&eml)()wellng t he board of "philosophical differences." Chalk that one up as another example o f the futllify of reason in Talben Half II would be a ""eiGome. but doubtful, soghtto see the tO directors put 1emng the Unoversny community before thooe IIIQft ··tun" thongs whteh sptce vp lhetr lt.es. like hnng each other, threate<>lng thetr employees, plotltng coup d 'etats Jonathan Retchen has 111\&Jiy won a small battle In his fight agai nst the Follett Corporal/on and toward his goal of a quality academic bookstore on this campus. • • On Wednesday, tile Faculty Senate Executive Commoflee (FSEC) voted to Instruct Chair Barbara Howell to draft a leiter to the University et Buffalo Foundal[on (UBF) requesting details of Its contract wl th the Follett CorPOration. T'het document. which UBF and the Chicago-based company has oefused to lei anyone see, affords Follell the right to develop on Parcel B In return for a 20 year obligation to run a bookstore. What angers Retehen, and wa agree, IS that Follell llas apparently only been asked tllat they contrnue with a bookstore, a I)()Okstoro of lheor chOice. that will poobaly specialile in sundnes and T·shins, not anything of academic and literary *Onh. That's great for a K·Mart. but not lor a University Bookstore. Relchen has long been a proPOnent ol obtaining a qualtty store on this campus and Is perplexed by UBF's failure lo let him see exactly what Follett Is requtred to do, other than build on Parcel B. And the Unversity administration's refusal to be tough on Follell and demand beller aer.lces Is typical of a group that prefers to stop gap measures rather than going the longer, more difhcuil road. II is gMng lnjust because the corporation will bulfd where no one else dares. Reichert's victory Wednesday, albetl a small step. Is In the right direction toward the release of all the sordrd detaHs of the Follell relaltonship with the Unhii!ISty. Let's hope tna Faculty Senate is soncere,in its effort to lnvestrgate the Charges • agalnsf a corpotate entny that Is slowly inchrng ots way onto this campus admtst a cloak of secrecy. At the next monthly meetrng or the directors, we sincerely hope that, in the best Interests of the student body and Sub Board itself, they will consider to se<lously tOOk at themselves with thO same cnltcal, sad eye that the University community has cast upon them and consrdeo opening then memberShip and their monds to those with 1 more genuine, protesstonat atlllu<le. Sub Board IS 11 years old. tt's tome that the games stop feed-\ back f<edbodt POlk) ,... ..,...,.-.. ... Reply 10 Lev ._,"""'~·~ptl'~·ol,.., eN·~.,.,....,""'-' ~HtlfNa t_.w,.,. ~ k ~., ~"" Eottor. t:~tOOit ,,.,,..,.,-.c~~ttH•, 'f'41 110"~''0"rM'Iotf, ,._,..P'IOPt,~ ...., . ,;,.,·· 'fHI "' tc:IJeCN Ot . . . . . 110ft A worm reply ro .A.$.0. Lov (Tho Spectrum. 23 No•omberl ~.,.... ·"" ....to.l/1 • •iao>~".,., tltf f-.,.~014f A# .,.,..,.,_~OJ ..... .. Comtldt L.e vf How can 1 fell you trow 'fi(C/tfd t ......,. • •., ... , . , . , . . . , • ,lfai\C.OON' ;,.., ....,. _,...."" ...................... ,. .............. Uitl ... $otr<••""' .. at_,..,..__.MW~ SUNY At Moscow? ~'~•• ...,.~ war wnen I reed rout 1t1rt1ng vrotds 1/1 The Spectrumr 1 tltoughl 1 w•s•lotNt In rlwt llf&IQQ,._Iusr u.-a.,. . , .....,... ..,..,. "' r un" IIIIOihet k>ll•ly J•....OOy llfl~llllf Eattcr. ag.Jnst •llthoN lllthy, 1cummy f8CJst pipa. l'vt &eM my lhart. Ull Spttng ..,,.., .It» Rol~m Sr- l<llpltln liM Mvk M~ ..,. ._,_.to ·aetw>'"' the JtlidMt OOfly, I ltHt M My •tomech •o Lll"ft'IJ"*SS- Aftf<r tte1ril'tg ol th• Onng ol Su-b tkHrd I trusurer Bill Mlcll lind Lin~• M11ne<, SA R•~•.,flffll•. t /Nt my lunCit sm Mec/4 -voted ill& con.-Gietlce .,IOh It'll IJJIIIUI the Wiahe• o/ Aloor. at • SBI meetmg on "'''* Nowmo.t ri Tilt n.n dllf AAe<* Wll IIIWJ /01' the OO()f;(Wfe fUJ.On ol "plllloMJpi!IUI t l t l l . , _ " r~,.,. Lind• ll•~>er "'"' d•r• - ___ lnrl - - - comtrtil!e(l u,. ...,r.,...Cttf Itt 01 " d i U - 1 wtlll rN • • 110'f11tty SA,~ ' " ' <HO/IIIf, rTNrW 1_,.1 11- .. ,., , _ . , . , . _ ,....... (<K ,,. ......... ~n.-atodtN ~M-•-OOOSVNY __ el Mt/110 or SUNY •r - w ? Joe, -~ IIWo ~1 AIM~ ' " . ,.,_,.. ...... . , Of>{tllotf, """ _ , . ..., . . _tn10r .... lt r,..r--·100-~ ... eltd roo_., llo,W lrri#Jg ,,., n~..,... Joe, you ooultl ,__,..,_ -"'""'"'..,.,_,."'~ 0...-1-fDIN~ol ,,.. ~- n.~oec~..... ____,'*""' MI--)'OU<I......,COI!!n - .. 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CO.n1 ol dtreeton wltlt tiM Md ,esvlr tMI ,."11 Jok•• WI, the ltudentt. tfltl ll loll OUl I •m • tune ltomli«J., th• Jack of pr~IOU~ l»lng O¥hi01r«t by M•t'k MiiOrtJ, ~ RHJt.ln, end Stto;, to mv.s~e pre eric• wlrh my lut'ptecolo-otr Let'lf-IW hid 111 But ':::::~.~~";~r":::: $lrugg/e-untlt you c•m•: •v•n :::tthe it w•a- •uch • lOftily O~tchengea, one coutd tmaom• how We ll Street woukJ ,.,POnd to • now, Vfhfft l t•t(jjd your wordl. I tttmble, I can OtrtJy hokl my pen in my hllnd-11/reml>lu, twircn,., olmosr Jertt• oil compJertly our ol my hllnd; Oh Lev/ YH /1 Cln IH oorporetlon lu~rtg ~ pttcent of ill boortt ol dlrecr<>tll II woultl nor look roo fa..orably ' ' ,,,. you-StlndUtg lf'~tre~ 1 btoad .,.., belli ling our oi)'OUI ~t~•ri>M corpore liOn I .em In thlt aeme • poclr!M I do nor 1001t roo 1•-•~l'f SUb -nJ I onrl_,g • ftHt*l ...,,~IHr- (due to tM mllndlllory 11-r IHll WOVId •r b e VI ICCU,_I. fYIItiltkM II to ,,. .l.r• ol •111/ta Wlr~•• Sclb -r - l o n t t • - · ••PII,.tlon ro ,,. 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S.ncete/y, - f '. llllton School ol Mana - • Graduate Stu-1 L---•~ua...-~~~~·~a==··~·~~ ~-'~------------------------------------------------------------------------~--~----__J �op-ed Pleasant ST. By KEVIN ANTERLINE John Lonnon o what <Sot teet at Johnnie's first ctoau'ICiay T J oM'a - tne rocl\ aoc.otoglljng ot Jenn Wenner et al a tafo-JY spunou:s en6eaYOt I wrote ot1 roelil. 81'd roll long 190 11 anylhtnQ but a minOI art. an ent~t&Jnment Y*1 lahn •~"• 11 1 ma•ntau' a targoe collec:.hon ot rtc«ds and ~atHita hldOen at a secret. Wbvrb&n and tvbt.,.,...n toeaUon to MCUt8 •t from theft and tM '?r .....,tual nukJng ol Blltfalo. My collec:llon yallo'!Mg oop..a Of Rolling SIOM (costing 3S centa war -~ In tll68j, nonesH<>v<>d Beat lea coli ong card•. PO•ters. and vanous undet'ground mulle )Ournatt A lot of '"- mat&tlll futures JOhn and Yoko; the)' were IXJ*'ll at self·pt"Omotlon. l1dmit that many ot my po14llcat opinions were rom~ 11 trw ume I was ~feeling 11111 material, l.J'\cxigh 1 c,antw)t sar to wh.,t extent John a.no Y~o shaped mr Pt.rUcular opinions 1t •• clear to me that I hey mua.t have No IOft"'oe lnfhJ•nce-probabft a1Htudl't"'l1 becauM t oc:ca.slOnaJt)' hl¥8 non~I.C: W1lhes tOt "& btU If woncs · end IM hke.. 1 haft been eccu-Md of cklninQ off k\lo 1 PM<» aura at tna.pol'opri&le ~11.. I uunk '' .anh-·wtute 10 tUe a tewrMnmut• ' lo JOl ~ my feettngc abO\It John ..nca tnoe idea of tame, now that f Hnd myMtl on tl>l unllllely, '"an.tullllllng p!ecllc;otnenl ol . betng able to ... my ti\Oughte tn pul"t Beeause o t the attitude 1 neve tnMr1ted from John-, I wttl probabty not have the char,ce again. But lh1s .-orl o f apptoclat•OC\ naa beCOfnt QUI\t 1 popula-r sot>-gonre ~n the mass market totetyo 'Wroot - • you oo;ng the day of Ina ast&StJMbon?·- 1 •u w(lftth'IQ on rn. S/»C.Ifum One of the: ITIO&I atuptd and eloquent atatem.nt& I read T ne tollow1ng ,, •n opon JeiUH 10 I hi Student AtiOCioii<HI ISA) S.nlte. A tol M.t DMf\ Uld recentJy abou't the untottunate Suo Board l (S81J Tr•au'• Btll Mack ana Dot<oc!O< loncll M - Now- tl\8 campvt P<-llaS _.., Jambateld lor ) tl ••~• to 'Nil on the SA CMQ IIV--Pt-clo<lt Joe RofiUn, Ylce Ptu-t Stove Kaplan t.rU''IQS. ot Tt. .IU<OI ...,. _ _ _, ... , _ -ongly pol't&c.tt,-JniC)Irld. tncomPetent and utatJOna1 Ktions Well you 1>001>.. are 1M 1-y 1... l~ll can OCIUatly ~0 tomet~lng about anla scary •41Uatl0t'l bY lnt..-JecUng youraeNoo Into 6 A polillca. denying Rllktn ana nos eoholll .., opportunity ro wreck one of lht only truty consttuctht atucsent organttat~L Thara right SBI •• the onty body to Hat I stUdent g<M<nm..-uand tl\01 4kJet t\04 wute ~I .-ear WAitrf\9 tot I he nex• lllchOft and -- To_, • ...._-, t - ' 0 01.-,tmo.fldltory • - around '""' " ~· that SA" OU1 to auurN contrOl OW« SSt. a glalong aMt 1!1 po1oCy 11om paOI ...,._ h onoutcl bO noled that at ,-...nl SA •• IM ctot~Vnant kwct •n ttte stuctent ....., .... COf'POfiiiOn anywey - a~way• n o a - o~ "rt"" o111"' n...- ol dOitoro '' 0'•" to tt tach,.. .,. Nl'tet tn the put h.U en SA mot&on - n dantfd. o m•Jo• ol>lll in pohcy not ogrHCito II t~t unciOigroouato OO""mmenl hu 6M<> t>oat.lng It Slit th•t ,_., •• otl.,.-enL ln.-. .d oltrylng lO relorm 581- -..,..,. t.rncl ol mttllogenl " - C<>OIId bO ~trlrecl, ot punued lht""'lf\ tne P<- ti\0"'*"- SA ra tol>lftQ o Cltlltr.... bent - - 11\at M II not bll"Q p!Oit- • • - ll>o UOAS - 1 1 , tl\8 011 M- ~· ....._ ..... ono poob&bly ..... r,.. eu.r.t. ..... _ . , -ong a dOII'uc>t- .. $81...., .. tGk•"f h~• cf)Opl o¥ftl ttl ~KlM- He tw1 u fft\tCtl as "''..""' .........tel th"'- ''"'" 11 1 otatantl)' poi~1C411 ltu..,.,. C>olng. Ill Old loa>~ nfd cogar c-"0 -~"""" <N-Iof .,..!of type "'as at 1e1&t thw<l MAd) He wu a.J•a)'t the character mat.tng tna It not grono stot""'""t !"Gocn b<IIOit d«n.ppoanno IOf OOOd- Then he would •etutn .,.,n ret af)Ot~r Slatemo-nt Il might aound like a rattler salr·servino admlsston co make at thta point, but I lind John and Yoko'a music; 11111 Nell and lhrow .n a couple ol gelded B•ny M anilow a lor g()C)d Iucio. 4nstead? lfatenabte and Interest ing. whllt t have no teal urge t o hear the Beatles •o••n Thti& ta $imply nothing new or renowab•• on thOM albums. Pefh•PI the grooves were E .,.n tOday I fMI angry, oepressed and blUet abOut Jonn·a mUJ<Jer. u,.ouol'll cannot eotne up wuth any •mpreSMCJ on my heacJ at such an eatty age I hac Marino them aoe•n woutd be po.nrJeu. I w1ll. now-ever. ma•ntat" I hi JKOfO MCUon ot my erctuves cttat con-.sta of atlane Beat.._ ak>umt and smote.s Jeteasect .n tne United Stales when they tlfat appured a h.lve most ot John ano Y~o s.t••lactOI) exptanattOns. S)ef'SOnal Of g~l JOM diG have a C«lain. Shall n py, chastsma Btame •t on the m'-ttlc, Of bleme H on the IM.b)'-bOom geoetauon tr•d•no 111 1nnoc~ fOf' mlctdl•aved won let. or blame 11 on the cKtvernest o• Buan Epstem. but no combinatiOn couk1 do Len,.Otl or the collection of ambl¥alenl feeling a towatd ntm,juttl<:o. Polnlcally John did"'' otter vefy much. but he neve• prllondectto. fi la pollll<:a were tl>o polltoca ot good lntenliona that c.,-tainly must count tot aomethlng Even songs like " Working Cia .. Hero" and "Po- to tn. Peo04t'' onl)' lnd.Jreclly crittcized thoe c:apttalltl ayatem from "'niC.h he sprano Ye t he also ptOYtded en tnthem lor t " - - m o - t ('Give,...,. a Chance') 11\01 W•th tts Mineatnesa ano SIIT'Ipke•tt •s st•ll ;nlh.tent•at tOday. Peti\Opa j\lst 111is one song, embOclylng o w HMt dea41, w ttt be Jorufs ffl05.t la5t1og CO(Hflbut'on The musk I tlnd ln<IIS11nguiShabie from the media pet~. In contrast to •ny EMs. I have troubl-e undetttandlng peopte wl1o are nung·UP on tno Ide• 01 a aealles reunton II seems they didn't pay vory ck)ae auentlon to 'What tne mus•c was sayJng wnal mall\es tile Bealte-1 lntetesttng to me rs tne seH-deauuctlvo, <hiPQIIble QUIIII~ of It Lennon gtt,kec)l UP tnl• QUIIHy and can!e<S tt to us e.-ue.me wtth the Plastk: Ono 8ano aJ"d '"'- ··ea.C*t"'*'ltat•• mu&e albums.. (The eM.CHWimtfiC that talnttftiiOd tn lemno his ·•c.onl.tii~JDntl"* know tn.at he" doing totnethlno ror them. othw than waa1in9 thet-r stuelent foea. During The SpfJctrtJm·SA negolitl~a. lt'le prea•deot relusoct to ''let" the newapapot aHk SBI usttttnce fOf lf\e .simple reason thAI 11 tho deal woot lhrough, he woutd noi recetve tfedh fOf It And tf you toolc ON< SenatO<I - 11>. So why John? So why not knock oil olgM SeO•+c•• IPPI"'OC"Oe' t llnCI .abOut JoM"J Hath was t/11 Robert QlnstQI\1 of 1M V,J,.ge VoN» et..m.ng .John•s "'utopt&n IOOf'lhhCI110ft .. was the IOUfce ol hrs ~er and I he 1nsp1ra1~ tor r\is murderer. Crut5tgau cautiously speculated lhlt tht death ot .someone llke N ell 01amono, for instance, wouiO not PfOvot<a a reaponse of tne m agnitude of that llltndmg ~~~ SA 001 crf<IIL N _..., onct Ofd the IUO rtaUz.e tna\ INI new.papet fMY toavo- bOll .. Olf u<t<1er SBI. nor dlcltl>oy....., lodly, ~==•-=• =;:.::'~,:,~:~-:whom are n.mn""Q tot tt'le Pr...oeney-K was .,.., poh\JC.IJ catculattona Just ltke with M.ok and Mahef, 11 compe\tnc.e. 11 waa "'loyaUy." ' wasn·c Rifkin onct tem~tked &hat his n•me-at ttl It I he name of t~• organluiiOn no oo woefully heottt-ll>Ovld b<l can teo •• • banner on sa. adverllsing, He acJm111 he ta jooloua or SBI'a - · its Exocull•e Olreclor and tne Iact tNt it dOtS WOfthWhUI MN'PCH affec:Uve1y with n.ls wnll• n. ""'""'11 only ~oil o1 tn. votoa. W*'~ Joe hat maa. ..,. """"' mlotolca: wa not hll ,.,.y. Out 11\01'1 - t h e po~nt. Ana now 1>7 lortng Modi and · ond -uno a bloc wte AtfkMt-wnct nas berr1 atMe to c.ncel hll ou•t ·- u l o 0<1ly once"' thtH ttlea to tna1<e o Sill lloald ol OnKto.-1 "*1IOQ-hh • little mora uy ~ tht eo<porotlon., dolnga. And 11e probably "'" ~\ tn. - E.iec:uuve Director o·f his Ol'tOiU.. But Jot won•t oe aaUollld and n<~UIIttt wrtl Kaplan, tot tl\8 dynamic duo, too Neeotiaa to aa~. JOhn and Yoko made a numboef ol lrritaHng tocords- tmtatmg •1'1 a po.itlve way that au good aft Ia; Jo"n and YOko knew how 10 oot attenUon. Even Two Vuglna played on a cheap por1ablt P•nason•e c:.ss•tte Pllytf aounds good to me 0ofJble F•""'"· with fl..s cover pt\Otograoh ot John and Yoko ., thot aame pose. lmtatet as won beuuse the record plays with the ··,ntanhte•· tendenc-y irt-*rt' s songwrHing; the O.$ntyes.Que ·woman.. ragressu to and thereby NV~MI ""Gifl •• Jottn'l temll't*tm. of eotuse. ' ' a 1e.nc1ma,.. in re»e*. thQuoh hts mtlhons deUec-led ns muntnog, hi coutO hHe a cook a.ncl 1 m.aiCf_ 8fJt wttaa iS tmtahng abOut the It at .album ts the ••tteac.f'l SOttg seems un•ntenttonally uon1e, ~nth"'g 10 John'a death. Untd lately. t haven't bHn able to tiSle.\ 10 OOuole F•nr•sr aUt~ way thrO\tgh A.$king someone lor his eulogreph is not auch 1 motbtO gestute, IOQI!dless or what Gfnsberg WfllOI In the ffollmg Sto~ commemorati-ve 1$Sue. to ltsatl 11 Is rnerety a ''mple 08Sh.1re 0, IPP,CK:IIHon. an aCC-t:'PIIbJe WI~ 10 flOtd 011 to toe memory of an aGm••OO person. U ke my are~ttves. 1 -.111 conhnue to keep my k>ve fOf .torv,, thOugh t~ dlltartee must · ~ rabl 'f g.row three on .,,.,, teal opiniOn$, Get I hem lo deltn-c what Mack actually doel, I bel two of lhOm ooukJn"t even ltll you where tlls 01 Hce ts If alter lhtl tune. you fu'td 11la1 tho SA u·uco wo" coneettn their assetsmenl, then let the dismissal• stand. Bul It you tina 001 tn~ll '-'laCk and M ahtr wetl slm()ly COmotltlll people, .. Ito ptOblbfY qurte llonOSIIy didn't lo<lo SA. let them stay on. Second, tnletteel youfaetf mto tne upcomlft9 ...rch for a S81 becut~e OlrectOt to ytapJ..ace Denn1s ~ who tl rHtan'ng Come up wtth a t.st ot goa:Js ~nd oo.-1 ....... an rnlormaJ fOb daKirpllon of )'OUf own end !oleo Rolk1n, Kattlan and Moore to Itt.1M to you The rnot\ty SA ae.ncst ...ou the""" OOtnP<IMS o latO<! Pottlon ol 11>1 atud""t 1- tn.t you guyt are supf>O$ecllo 1>1 rooponatbte ror. It's your ~<>~>· Third, fofCI The All kin ldl'fllnlstr•llon to comnup with a coherll\t po41cy on SSt. What dOCta ll want 10 accornpUah? Who! aoea illikelnot like aboUt tho a.s thot. . •ce tlmp.., even lor an ldmtnollratlon tnat nos no potl<:y, oPiniOn 0< m11reat In any ~.,..,,.,. ~ The CJi,1y lh•nQ Rllt-.in baa t.aMn en ilnt•eat an aH year tS when s.nara elec:Uons ohoulcl b<l hOitl ~~- tl>a ~electlonl" l - 1 Rrlllinll And aJtor forc.•no them to take • stand on 581. y01.1 m!Qht try to get IMm to -otop a poliCy on - nlng etaa. Good luck. organ•zaiK>f'l? OuestJOns sUCh AM hoan~. •tand up co ahem. Senetort ate e"Ktld olllciala and you d-rv• answera to w~y 11>1 yoor Ia .-.eaded to, 1 M.,ch e~Uon -a:howdown, wUI pt'OO.bfy aMk more contro4 and uUHnate~ the OetuucUoft ot a --'re.Miy n.alf over •nO the only l hfn g Rifkin hal OOfle au year Ia ~t ketchup tn the Tfffl" Room and .. eve a atring leglttmatt OOtPotallon or pocHty Tnau wttert ~ou ouyo. ""' SA Stnoto, come ln. You thai SA t1 a IMOOif waste ttt.s yeat th•n us~t-wlth 1 lew o•cepCiona-and 11>11 tho SI(UBA- oa up to ha•• the PO• er to tloP II\•~ oestri.IC·Uon. b'f lfanGtng up lo INm •n the &tnate 1nd dema.nddtQ •t\'lw.tl to tne. .,..._o- Firal. don't t.t them get owoy Wllh 11>1 lk~nga ol lotand , . _ oo oaooly. He.. o lUI .,....ng. jvlllb the tMog-4•mt MMlOfS do on l ...Yision • It I hoe t&m.1 ln"MUOatt 11111\8 ~""""'"'-behind"" dlamtllllo. Collin wllnoa..._ _..from UOA&, SQuWIIIAmtterot, ~llh Cart ond tn. ..... OIIM iOn and ~;rllllht S A D1g -at man~ed f11ues In tna wake. H Ia ume to tHill:a """""~~ And II tS ltrM IOn'MM20dy dJO IOf'l'l;llh•"9 about tn4a. II" I _,to I\OVO a IAly ond - a n t o t - t pttn._,t 11 oa dedreatfd only to uolng 11>8 r- to goln oontMta end QOI HltO Ioiii adlool Ond tl>ul do I!Ofl>inO Blltot Ia donootout - l~lo- o<OUP thot IIIey ohoula oo Nno end otul)l<lly piCII 01 If*• 10.1~1 o w«lhwllile Oft~MIUI IOn Jt'a """ '1011 put your toot 00111n of_.., Fnc~ar.•-- ,.., TIIO'-'"""' 5 �RAPE/INCEST Incest victin speaks at UB about her relationship and asks al to be cautious B> JOHN MALI.f:ITE Sp«<rwm S<tqf H nlt'T , . conuo•....W topic$ or rap< P<nrntk>o, child abusr aJ>d m<al v.m: ocnCTCd by~ 8cod) las< Tuesday durina IlK las< l«lun: of 1~ Sludmt Anocialion (SA) Spcakcn Bureau re< thll """"""· Beady is t~ author of Fatlwr'< [)Qft, ~hteh is an account of an IDeulUOUS rdationship in VriUch she •-as tM vK:tim. u wc•rc lhnna in a wid-td socidy," Br.odysaid. "Tbc: {Rea.pn) adminislr.uion is pro· in<es~." Durin& her kcturo. 8c•dy · - - - - - - - · ( (I(:J'()'\0 I . : ! ..., I 1 '> : • •'h : ---------~ CHRISTMAS Sr£CIAL!!! 1 .,. ~{·: Win~ I I 11•11 I 6•1111 : Off "n' Botrlf' of I~·· l ••Ui ··I ll,,l" I. I:·' I fURBIOST WJr-.E & LIQUOR I I .>• krnmorr Au '~~-"r '· \ll.j ,_, •• •I l \.\:•. ;).;;~ nl\rnil\ PIAu r·~IHfr\ I : 4,qd,t>lf I I I read statisaks rcog.ardina inWt, rape and pros:~itulion wamJn& rha1 pcoplt must bt- on guard. "Evcryon< is SU$J><C!," sh< said. Durin&. her leau~. Brady c."<mdu(1rd some audimu pankfp.ation ~a-ci:ses and ustd •heir reactions to dmlOnstralt ahc htlple$50CS$ of someont" who i~ hcing haras.od. She hdd up a c:ard, which >1>< said W1l5 hrr proof or Klf..S.ferur troinins and outpnect iOtM basics on how prop!< muld P<O<~thcmldves ·---------------------~ NEW COURSE Origin of Primitive Christianity RSP 241 - (3cr. lee.) T Th 1230-1 :45 Main St. Campus Engineering Students Instructor R ~. No . 4 r·ROOTIE'S·, _ : --~ Qil! ~ 0. O..W. O.W I I Contact: Charlie Ueble et · 633·7ot4 s~ oftdud<d h......~ ......... m <h<te.nl)l<>, ....... necL or - • hos.,... out Of'"'· rccommmdlnt ••an)1hi"t 10 uop him. so )'ou couad 1ft out or dod to me," lh< Wei IIOCiq this ODClfrOntatJoo lOOk ploc:c fi>'< year$ ..... Brae~) ac~muted w her father to 1 hu rcqi•en Cft't&Jn "l<nl.'1'hr« llm<s publicly~ 1hne." tooL fullr<SpOrulbility forme." Althoua h ~ admhted mo<t .~ '.lid, addlna Uw this made her pcopk rould nO< do th1> Brad) frc:l bdrer. ''Now •-t: can lalk. •• said lilA! nrn 0<1< <hould <onrront For oth<t1 aff<Cled by ~ the aul(~er and run •hm IJ\t'.n probkm or '""""· Brady had a '~ opponunu). rcw IOiuhons •••• lhint family Tht lllliJOrll) of Bradt'• lecture thtrapy i> JOOd," she said. concerned htr o~·n <aory a\ .she "E•e.yon< in 1~ family is 1otd of her inteSCuou.s rtlauonlhip affected." with h« fllhtf, whteh lasted 10 Brady rdt tht "" education is yean. "I felt pl<asur< and auih imponana m schoob. " I think fr-om tht \'tfY bc-&.•nnina.. she said. k lcb nt'od th< lanauaa<. as much If you susJ)<C! that a child Is ·as it's appallina," she $lid, noting hcing molrst<d, or ~bu<ed. b< a that ohc didn't want <hildren to rri<nd to th< child, Brady 1ald. fr<lth< htlplm;neu she ftlt, slnee .. Make h dear they'rt not a lont." .sht hadn't cv-tn known the word.s "My abilh)' ao wrilt cam" from to d=rib< "hat had happened ahc Jnabllil)' co ~peak." sht s;ud, bdv.en~ her rath~ and her. noaina h was dlffic-uh for a c:h1ld Brady wd she was ......,2nd to aellan adult "'bell' h.c or s.hr 11 dodn't know euctly what """' hcing abwod bcnullt <holdrcn .tc< happmina as her rat he< had made afraid. Her Iii<, <be >lld, "f<U her led sorr)' for him. apan:· "J'rn n.oe a rapt' ~klim perK," Kath<rin< llnldy dOOided .~ said llnldy. Thou&h to her. this "'JJ"d not stand th< t<n<>On any ..... rap<. Sll< oddod•• 'Oilldt<n loft&cr. "I nroded to c:onrrono m) do not """""" aduiU, adults family-y fathtr-<>n """' ~ """""" dulclrco ••• ATTENTION GRAD STUDENTS RESEARCH GRANTS Money 1s available for Grad student research toward fmal Masters or Doctoral level project. II\ . Wei nrerch You may qualify for over S900 per month during your senior year. The Air Force has a new financial aid program for s tudents In various engineer· fng fields. Both juniors and seniors may apply. Find out today If you qualify. ,.lla! bema auaded. The Graduate Resource Access Development Prolee! of the GSA has funds to provrde up to S200 for Master~ and SJ2S for PhD candidates Appl1cation~ available m the GSA office, 103 Talbert Hall (Amh«stC4mpui) r - -DEADLINE: efCW.WiJss :FREE I ..,. .. ,...._ ... ..,... !Friday, January 29/82 at 4 pm 1 Students from all faculties are urged to apply. wmt 1IIS auo~ t. I I I WIRES 613t¥B2 I ,..._ VWDANYTDIE ! ROOTIFS : ~ I I JISSIIW._. "' llilonpoot &.y. .._.., ......... ! ___ ,611-0100t---· Pick a Winner in Israel S·---WE'VE OPENED A NEW STORE!!!·---5 TO C~EBRATE YOU NOW CAN GET THE lEST ATHLETtC SHOE BUY tN • W.N.Y. PLUS AN ADDITIONAL _ --··-__,..._._.,_ _____ ,. . __ ____ .___ . ____.,___MaN) -CJ.O.l • . _ - - - -$5.00 OFF!! _ _ __ (Any Pun:t.e af 126 or ,._. ,_...,. ___ _, ~­ .. ..,_ .,.. ... _.,. ................ - - - - · -........,. .... _,.._~Tille...... ... -.uTI ~----------------------------- s 114FIItA....Yciiii,M.Y.11»11 (2'1'1111-1. . --~ ~.·~~--~·----------------------------------------~------~------~------------------------- �sports Frustrated mermen succumb to RIT B) GARY STERN Amstant Spons EdlltN Goint; 1nto their openJn& ft'1ftl or the season apirut Ithaca CoiJ<a<, the UB M<n'$ S"'tmmtna and Diva:natearn was missina socnct!Un& n«dtd fO< •ua:cis. They had no divina team. With all three start ina di•m \ '-. injured and unable to compett. the Bulls fell shon by a 64-46 sc:or<. All divina ev<nti had to be forfeittd by UB, thus l..senina their chance ror a victory even before the Sllln or Ihe meet. "'With all of our dh·crs out, we vinua.Uy had no ehanc:t to ~in against I lOP ream Ithaca," UB Head Coaoh Joe Ploueha stlid. "I happy with the performaoet of my team, Allktlswlmmet Outlllf IOfl!llt k);a-. Wltttof.lt .,., d~W~J m.t am eonsiclerina the circumstanecs and the oppoollioo ... 1M a1>stntt or da...,. ,.._. noc the only handicap thai the Bulls had to clcal with. Two or lop sa-me o)d story. uo·, swimmers or a year aao. ODt an All·Amcric:al\ and the Olher All· ihese coJ1eqe gu~ Slate._..- aeadmlic:ally s.- iadiaibk this - · Olheri wffertd thr wnt eoaS<q\lenCIS. Many fre.h..- havt been c:omributina to th< l(!uad, tal.JIII the p1act or the l<ltmnen •t.o cbd not mum. Tlv') wert laJve and - . , $l1Cl00$Sful tn the loss to Ithaca. "I 'A1IS wry pleaKd With the ptrlonnaocr or the frabOD<n, .. P~ouc:~u stUd. "II is •ery clirrtevh fO< than to adj"" to eol~ •wimmina after oomptttn& tn hi&h Kbool. Thc ....... art dorrer<nl and IIUidl Jonaer. Thcy (the fre.htna~) must leotn new thincs and ..,. ustd to the more dernandinaevtnu. "In particular, I wu happy ••th the <Wimmina or Joseph Shehan. Jatna Gerace, and Joseph Qavin. James Castdli and William Westner were also fr<lhm<n whb turned in encouraaina love uo&.< a-r'"tuq a~ct ~oss &.f0&;4 ou in the motin•"9· . / performances." Jooalhon Dell, a JUnior, fonisbod filii in lhe 200 individual modley. His time of2:0'7.97 l$ eoc:o......,•• espocially conliderU!a thai h< ml$atd all of last seuon duetOtidn<$$. "-'-boot's time is wry SllldJiool.'' Plouc:lu added . "Alia -.....10 much tlmt, h< --atnmdyfall." Jerr Dwtw abo r..- 1n r.. plact fa< th< lktlb, """ his lop spot ......... lhr 100 yord rrewa,te. 1M 1ow JCOre ro. the . _ ..,. hisr _ Sl.ll._ H•..tby - wu ....., ·~ l'loadiL - fnt plaee fiiWII ...... r.- the Bulls' 0rq Wa)tand """ cap<ured the 200 yard ~""'ha.-of2:1S.S7 . UB's te&lll or V.'llbul Cody, O.V.. juaiO< /UD 0'0111\'00, and s......... OC><alplain Boll took the top spot ia the 400 yord fr<Niyle ....,.. T1lcir te&lll....t ..... •ery ..,...... " Ploueha stUd, refernna to .... Rlay . - . "s--. in ptlil'tJCUI8r, did very wdl fa< lhu .,.,.. or the ·"always a very •• ...._~is .,..... ....... Ploueha ........... "It it ........,. dtfllaok 10 defeal u...--·rua • ._h. Ull -they beal us 81-31, 10 . . dit,limpro"" ev<n With OUt ......bk ......... Co.• - , Wio ,,.,, • _ , . . , ""~ 7 �GRADUATE STUDENTS The GSA Announces 1 Stipend Postdons INTERNATIONAL STUDENT COORDINATOR and GRADUATE RIGHTS ADVOCATE rcw _dlt<tlpuon •nct•Pf)t&uc*', Sft yo..r ~toe or prn~• NOTJC£: 11 of all graduate studfnt departmental clubs 1 FIOZEN'ruNOS because of unoff1clal senators GET YOUI OfRCIAL VEIJOCATION fOIMS IN NOW ~ SENATE MEEETINC ByTH£ BEAR AND LAFLEUR a ton or talent no manor whal anybody says. Ron Erhard! can '1 coach. Anothor AFC blowoul. New Orleans 42, Sc. Louis 35-Upset of the Week. ll's the lomaJC Roger's show. Fireworks between lhe arches. Even though lhe Cards are heavily favored, the Bear can feel lhis one in bis bones. . new oddiJion, Lo Fleur. PhiladephU. 26, Wu hl n&lon 19- We love !hose ambiguous -res. The Eaales never should ' • tfome teams in bold have losl 10 Miami and the Redskins to Buffalo. Bolh leams are very angry. Home TH URSDAY advan1age doesn't mean squat in D.C. Poise wins lhis one. Cleveland 23. l:loos1oa 18-Could lhis be 1 CindMalll4, San Ftancisco 23-Yep, you another debut for Paul McDonald? We don'l auessed h. The Squeaker of the Week. Both know, but it really doesn'1 man..-. Both teams are pl~n1 phenonmcnal baiL This Browns quanerbaeks are beucr than anyon< would make a veal Super I .Orne 10 lhink Houston bas. Browns on lhe rebound . of il. Fans act the game ball. Dallas 13, Ballimore .00001- The Colts are SUNDAY disausonal Tampa Bay 27, Allanla 10-This is the PicJr of San Dioco 21, Buffalo 24-Some discussion on lh< Week . Who can f~&ure out the Falcon.s? Wt this pick. The Bills are still a year or two away can't. They krnd of remind us of someone. from being a Super I contender. San Diqo Maybe 1he ' 81 Bills? has a very po1en1 aerial offense. Bill SimpsOn is Kansas Cily 23, ~•••r 11- There is an old suspect. If the Bills win this one. eredil it lo the sayin& that Indians aren'1 afraid of bei&hts. play of Jeff Nixon and Rod Kush . What bencr pia« for the Chiefs to test it out Detroit 17, G_,. Bay 10-Hipple and Sims 1han in Mile Hiah Stadium. 8alaneed offense make \he Lions Roar. Dickey and Seffrnon arc and aures.si•c defense spell victO<)' for KC. sure no bore. But in the end it's che Delroit New York Sets 20, Snllle 12- The Seahawks defense thai pves them mort. had a chance with Jim Zorn, but now tbey'r< New Yorlc Giants 14, Los Angtles 7-0eorsia shol. Jet lurno>ers keep it close. Put on a smil< Rosenbloom ~hould invest her money in medOy Jet fans. fulures. She certainly would be more su~fu) than the Rams. The Giants are a .SOO ball club. MONDAY Minnesota JS, C hleaao 27-Can Tommy Kramer lhrow 50 passes in one game? Sure he Pinsburah 23, Oakland 14- The Raider& are can. Can Chicago stop 50 passes in one &ame? 1he rn0$1 dbappoinlina learn in the NFL. Sur< lhey can'l. You can't do it all, Waller. Someone look a Brillb pad 10 the Steeler.s Miomi 21, New England 16-The ~ph ins will lamish. Look for a.n even bigger margin. La win any way they know how. The Patriots have Fleur JayJ ouh·nuh. Thank God for vacations. W~ tradtd m the old crystal ball far tht new 1982 model. Hope it Mlps. We won't eyen talk about /ht •·ocotion picks except to soy that .,... went 6-8 and 7·7for thou two wteks. Pickinr pen:entuge drops to .SSO. The Bear ,.·ould also like to introduC!t! a eo.. WEd. DEc. 9Tii AT J:JO PM eo.. TALBERT SENATE CHAMBERS (AMhERST CAMP!JS) Friends of CAC ,.~resent: .~~~,flt!M!#I/J I • 1-- l I • I •RJu..u • PRECISION AT A DISCOUNT Hod;ey: 01 OtDeseo State (FOJ Students Only) Wratlina: RIT TOIImament ...... ...... ,.,.., ___ _ c-.,..,C.-..1,..,_. ............- -... ,.~... ----,.. .. .,._ i____ -·-·-·-,-·.._ ,____ .,.).... ...__ ........ ... __ ......... _ ..... ___ .............. ............ -,.,_ .. SATUIWAY ,__.......,._........,..,_..,._ •.._...,..,..,a -.. ,... WOII>tft'S Baskrtbllll: _,.~ .._..~.....,_,., .- --·""·~- ... ...t IASTDN HILLS MAL&. 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(Sun.-Fri.) THE AFRICAN STUDENT ASSOC. presents Fridily, Dec. 4th ilt 5 pm in Rm 219 Squire Hilll I AFRICAN CULTUR£ IN IMAGES (4 Movies) 1} S~NKOFA, 2) Mrican Communrry (The MASAI) 3) African Religious and Ritual Dances 4) ~MAZULU: The Sky People .... Silturdily, Dec. Sth ilt 6 pm in Rm 339 Squire Hilll RHYTHMS OF AFRICA FASHION SHOW By Professor Opoku •rKI his Famous AGORAMA DIKIC8S from Brockport Uni>lei'Sity. BY VB AFRICAN STUDENTS AT Souial Tdn Offia: 011 AT YIIE doOII STUDENTS Sl.JO - GENERAL S2.00 Tdln �leers .} split two g-ames us won lhelr second game or lhe season agalnsl Canl sius las I Salurday 7· 1, In Memorial Audllorium. The Bulls lhen !raveled lo Union College Tuesday and were detealed 4-1. Kyle Pray scored the l one UB11P"I. UB was oulahol 36 IO 26. 111 righl Is Bull Terry Cahill (10). ROYAL HOOPSTERS 10 rebounds and Alicia Gloyeske came the bmch and hil for seven points and added 1wo assists. he UB Womm's basketball team "We were able 10 move I he ball around suffered thdr firs1 defeat of the bu1 we jus1 had a bad day shooting," season as 1hey were dropped by replied O'Donnell. "They used lhe zone Fredonia S6·S3, in Fredonia Tuesday. aaansl us and we had some trouble, but " We ~Were very sloppy," said UB Coach - when we ao1 inside we jUSt couldn't hil the Lmda O'Donnell. "Not only v.ere v.e shots.'' sloppy, but they were too." UB sh01 only Oefcnshcly, O'Donnell was ralher 34 percent from the Ooor-down from thdr pleased with her 1eams performance. "We prcviou~ pme's 40 percent. did some press and some man-to-man," "And we were only 7 of 16 from the foul O'Donnell eommcmed. "We did a aood line," O'Donnell added. "The offlciaaina job and played auressive, but il wasn't was very ineonsiStcnl too." enouah." UB had 49 rebounds, while Marie Baj ko, ~Who led all scorers v.uh 23 Fredonia had only 20. t.. points alona with her 17 rebounds, fouled UB now will be preparing for their home out in the final two minutes and 1he Royals opeqer a1 Clark Hall tomorrow at 2 p.m. '*Ct'e nt\ler 10 rome closu ahan 1hrec points againSI Oswqo Slate. "It'll be good 10 of Fredonia. play al home," O'Donnell said. "We have "The loss of Bajlto hurt, bu1 it was some lhinas to work on and I hope we can really the officiating that did us tn," impro•c on our v.eaLnesses." O'Donnell said. " Marie was called for O'Donnell 10m1 on to point out some of three offcnsi•e fouls when she had a step the P.,oblems 1ha1 the 1eam is now 011 her opponent ~When she drove on the confront ina. "Most of the teams we have played aaainst think that we arc very bia. baseline. I've never heard that before." UB hlld 23 fouls 1o Fredonia's IS. lnSiead or playina a man-to·m•n apins1 UB was in the p mc all the ljme, but us. they arc playina a zone." 0 ' Donnell were hurt by two three-point plays, aaain ..tded, "We are aoinato have to adjust our style of play a bit 10 confront the zone. on fouls in lbe fanal minutes of play. "'Th<* t•o plays were costly," saad We ha•·en 't really been able to let the ball inside and that hurts. O'Donnell. "It's t~ to play aaainst the offlciab." "And of course -e ha•-e 10 improve on our shoOI•na." Jhc ronrinued. "We only &.idn Bajko's outstandina perf~. shoe 34 IJC"C"t from the floor, and 1hat's t..orTMw Olvens pumped in nine poinll and nOt JOOd a1 all. We had the opportunillcs, added sill Blisu. Gina Collar& pulled down but we just didn't capitalize on them." By JON M . DIAT Spans tdllor T � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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In a.st~y I~ year, Th~ Sp«trum reported tha:t covt:tagr b.ad "'diminished to nrar nothi.ng" and Sldn cxplaiQed that m,any do not flpd Division Ill athletic5 Q'citlot,, "hough be: n01ed the uend may be he University is auanpti.ng to play a key role in fcveninJ. the rcnai.J.A.nce of Buffalo throtl,lh increued But jn intc:nitv."S with Thr ~tnlm, IWO o r abc p:~per'.s comm1.1nity involl.etnetu. lncludlng ed1to~-Co11riu·£lprGS Meuopolhan Edhor Joanne ad,·ertisinalt)('lf as a prime economic treasu~ on the · Annao and the Bliffolo Ewmlng N•~~ City Editor Ed Niap.ra Frontier. Cuddihy~nt$~ these criticisms and noted that, for their audience\ co>Jera:ge was adequat.r. Inherent in this role has been 1hc :attention the two local n<w>Jll.,.,.. havr paid to UB. ghing th< institutlon play The two also explaintd thai t\lthough they have no second only to tht local govmtmerus. In interviews with conaete guidelines; Of pOlicy 3S to what is covered, thf)' d o The ~1111m, Univt:nily offidah expre.ued .satisfaction heve cenaJn s.eneral SJor'ics thai they ~lie\'t appeal to rheir with 1he over-all cover&!&~ UB has recdved, citina few ruden .,.d that they try to k«P al.>rcast with. The<e instancu of abuse -and some subjcor.s thai have been induded UB•s admWistrat.ion. racuhy or ~tudcnt proJt'cta: n<Pc<~<d. • - thai~ the bounda.rief of ll\(' campw and fucal stories · ··n..re'• a ttniblc i£not1Uice on Lbc: pan of the medil'of th" have :m Mt!paa on rhc economy. 'lrt.at the University oontribu1es to Western New YorL," Assmanl to th< President Ron Stcin saiq. "We have an he.....avcrage Ruffolo Ntws-rcaders nrc not imert:Stcd ill annual budJC! of S I SO million and 10,000 employ.... we're educational provams." Cuddihy nid, odding th>t h• the major employer in chis area. Bu1 ahi£ is not covered. believes his _paper ha5 presented the inscftution·s impal1 on The media sees UB as a scllool.'' the cconomy-althouall tbe I'IIC$$411< may not have goucn Stein'• criticism mirrortd that of other Univenl.ty through. "lt:Unl< 1hc economic impon•nce of UB ha$ officials. who cited UB's role in the local economic picture, ncvtt been fully undemood." he said. ' •And sometimes sporu. aod~roti[le '*"rdl by the faculty u th< three our University budget stories out: not procnred 4$ pan of areas the media has is,norcd. They pointed to the economy 1hat pic:tur e~ •• .. tbc lo.rl<>t problem in dealing with the m<dia, noting Armao saJd that het paper looks 10 CO\'Cf ii variety or lhatlu role as an educadonal sdlool iJ over·played and i(• topics that ranac rmm '"the a.ppOinlmenl or a new p[csident industri&l role b not emphasit.Cd. to a c:b~n.~c in cduc;:adonal phTiosophy or a ch•ngr in the • HI don't think' that enou&h has: been made or its impacL way .students are ac:ccpce<l •., Her educa1ion reporter. Joan in tmns of Lbc: economic tire <$l)Odllly in tmns or the Verdon, Pid coveraa:e should include- school finances and ruwre of tbe- area.·· Univrrsity Cooncil Chair Emeritus ••any -acadcoiic innovations." Robat Mmoozl said. adding that UB's work in dowotown Verdon added tbol dderminiDJ which day-ro-day SIOriC> rrviraliz.ation, the Thea1er District and on the Rapid 'Transit should be covered ..... cornparttivcly easy. but that .syl!cm were- three eumples... Tho sum aouJ is good, but in dcterminina whkli future, more in..clcpCh piem was term.:s or wh.11. UB means to the community that is not rully diffiCl.llt. "Thehotd pan coml'S when you bavero decide rq>e>rted." whar k><\J ranse s<ories should be done." she Jaid. The JWO p.apcr't cov.,..ge has abO conoentrated heavily D ire<tor of Pul.>li< Af(alrs Hairy Joei<Jon, qrceina ,;;Lh on new eonstructlon, especially the AJahcm CllmpUJ, and tb..., critlcisms, Aid that hi• dq>anment would be makina itJ imploOI on tbeiO<:al economy. Tht /'ft..,. and tho Courltr an erron to inform the t"'O papen-.th<" 811/falo EwniftJ have both heaVIly emphasiud UB's flldflties, covcrina th< Nt'Ws and Courier-E:qiras-of UB'• itnpact lhrouab Lbc: issue from the fir1t publk announcement or plans in US< of press rd.,.... -aod promotlonal ~bllcatlons. Su:in Albany unrn lhe actual ceremony that heralds in a new UB added th.at it would rake "a f't'-Ori~tna:Uon" of the media .structure.. • for n to more fully ulldcrst&Dd UB's commllllity role. • Both have trod~ to >hun ltad<mlc:s and p~cr S\lch auertin& tha'l they would bavc to ha"e more •~ to parochial iuucs that ase of intcr0$l primaril)ltll members of infonnat!on. the Unh"«a.ity community. They have, however, covered in ~ !u>Otber ..... UB reelo has been d<-< oasiud is tbc depth the coniTOversies lh>t hove surrounded th< UB that faeulry members do Jn th< JfaTY and th< adminlstrotlon sinoe Robert L. ~tcr was appoint.e d labonotoey. "l•d lite to..., morr e.xpiiOI.Iion on individual President in 1971 . fK-Ulty mm'lben and thtir rt.Seatch. whatlhey've done:," The Courkr has ta.ken a more ambivalent attitude toward Via. President for Finan<c and Man~Jem<nl Edward Doty him, pcuna his ..,rk on the a>mplction of the Amher>l ;aid. •• T'bue: are a lot more: aood 'ltoria than au: covend. •• Campus and in unifyina rhe Univenity a.f\er the riou, white But ..xordlnato th~ officials. this phenomena u not .....Uins !tim ror failina to kcop UB tatdcmi..Uy up to date limited 10 Buffalo. but1s- ~of the entire- Stale i)'ilem as in times. of fiscal c:omtr•lnu-. Ooty <>l'lolo<d tblll thn< identif1< Slories arc unurually The N~"" hb senenlly been more .sympathetic to tbe c:omplica1cd ....11'1 h.atd -.or·k t.bar takes uandadon, they Pre&idau, trJ1p&h$1zin&. ror eumplt, the: positive portions •pea~ a~ peculiar ro tbcmsd•cs.'' h< Ald. . or Ketter's <OIIlrOVcrsial 1979 evaluation. The paper also Th< final area UB •dminlstrotoro complalned abovt wu lnd«< Ketter's efforu at keepina UB in lin< during'Lhe sporu ..,......., of;,. intCI'<'OIIqiale tcanu• the orotesu of the 19701, IIP!>IIuclina hi> clisOplinary anions. Unlvcnity f<ds h .. been under-played bcco.we of it> lowly T ''T ,....,..b ..mcb Univenity ofncials -:,,pr~scd s~ui~faaion with ll\c 1).11XfS" objC\.··d vlty. with lht nou1blc: exception or la.$1 yC':u's. ovcr~all turnilurc theft cpiwdc -a nd the. Courie,s handlina or the incidtnt . But they :sdmiued that while they htKI no pr~nt cridcisnu or ~omplQint$, each story brings- a dirfertnt reactiOn . "I think you have to judge c:tteh ~of)' on iLS mcdts~" Mlllonl!i said. "II'• very hard to gcnerallt.e." B< add<d that he belic:ves objeaivily has increased Ain~ hi.s- tft'!Urr brgan. " On :SOme: oce:uions ln th~ past, j;uch as the Keucr brouhaha. some of the .s1orics h4ve b<-c.n a liule non· objective," the Chairman Emeri1us said. "Thnc Ytcre )Omt statcmcnu made in the news scorics- lh:tt .,...e:rc <ditoriolil!in;." He blamed formtr Courifr·li.xprt"Sf ~o."Uti~c Editor OouJ;I-as Turner, currently in the JN~,per'' Washin:&ton • bureaU. (or this mood, nolins 11!11 a vi.sit to his ofl'ite revealed ''per~nality problems.'' H e: added-that sin~,;e Joel Kremer hu taken over and Verdon has rcp.lac::ed Nick Mason on tbe C'duc:ation beat. the Univcrsi1y'1 t.rcat.ment hM lmproved. MiUonti sa.fd·that lhe press• covcraae the appoirumeot of Pruiderll· designate: Stevc:n Sample was "superb, rafr. objct'live 3nd or infom~.ath·e.'' Many in the Untverslty nrc .stilt smanin.g from MilSOn's handlrng or the furniture: thert story-, which Keuer once publt..Uy termed "irresponsibk joum•ll<m" at a mMing while the maue1 was- under invesaigatlon. Outing che moW' betlo\·ten campwes, .sevual piC'Ccs or fumitun.- o.nd oflirc ~uipme:rn were stolen by UB cmplo)'ta ond the Collrltr broke thls neWs in~ust 19$0, UB's [)q)a.nme:na of Public Sarny bqan an fn"'Vcsr.i&ation and Mason obtained-a copy or iu repon-~ doeurnc.nl 1he UnivctsJty iried to keep secrec. And when Mason gave a COP)! to Thp SJ)«'trum, Univttsity oUidals were incensed. Their ire wa$lirised funher when MtiOn ril<d up local and Slllte officials. aurmpting 10 gtt lhftn involved in the luue, and his aggrt$$iVe punutt of the story ~ert:d US administraton. Courier Hked 10 sensacionaliz.c, it blew that wdl out of reality and imponanct.." Doty Aid ... Bu1 the rtportcris no longn on the Univ~rsity beal and chc new managemen1 .. n,c: reali~ more objeaivhy." But Annao oaid that she had no problerm with her paper•s handling or the incident and asst:<~<d that UB .,.., ueatcd as-obitai~ttly as any other aarncy. "You•re t.alk.in.a. about pul.>lie property, if that had been Eric County, it'd bc-tn the same chin&. it wasn't because. we were pickin.& oo UB.'' >he nbl.e d. " I SU$pc!CI that >Orne of the .specifiC stories tnd P'llf pli<CmCI11S UJI><I $0mC or the people involved." Cuddihy, .. bile admiuing that some miaht clisqrec with his opinion, ehariiCI.c riud hh paper's coverqt of UB u fair and that thi'O\Ilb iu worl< was poslibly able to hdp th< inst.ilution. •• If ~are able to do an)"thlna. both for the University and the Cd)l. we arc able to look at it from the OUtside point of view aod put it in pcn;peetlve. II .. really no dirfermt than anythlna else ""'do." th< clty editor sald, notin& tbot it wu not the 811/faln Ewnillg' NtW$' purpose to be the University's public: rdations arm. has �in short. lHEspEORUM 20e<:*mW18&1 ~ Volume32 Humbet .O JOhn K. LlpianaiEditOt.fn.CI'IIet national Seth Gooclehli<IIManegJno Edit01 · AnthOny M. Pe!IIIM•nag/ng fd•lor Drugs in south pole New Zealand ~oms officials ha\·e for the first time interdict~. opc:ned and confiscated quantitits or United States mail bound ror Americans working a1 a joint US· New Zealand Ananica lab Stllion. The Ne"' Yo'* Timt$ reported 1ha1 ofrtdals found 26 parc;ds which oontaintd marijuana and other iUidt drugs. Ntw Zealand ofrtdals have promised to .....i nlerview" the addressees with a view to prosecute them. American scientisu. suppon workcn: and NaV)' personnd Stalioned in Ananica were angry at the seizure of their packages. many of v,;hich v,;·ert ~,m to the $1\0v.·bound men for the Christmas holidays from famiJ y members. The Slate Oepanment has ordered American officials to OOOpenllc with the searches. Iran-Iraq war The 14 month w!7~ Iran and Iraq continues on, with Iran repOrting that i rorca kill«! more 1ban 1,000 Iraqi'S and captured an addit~n 1.300 i.n its ";reatcst victory•· so far. The renewed fig.tuing «Upttd in Khuzistan Province, with heavy damage to Iran's oil produc1ion reported. :J1lc Iraqi News Agency c:laimed, howC\•er. that they rcpdltd chc Iranian orfensi~. killing and ,.'Ound.ing many and forcing thdr enemy to retreat. Mother nature's uppers Doc:lors ll lhe Moon1 Sinai School of Medicine say they have found that 1he placenta, the thin oraa.n covering Lnran1s a1 birth. may actuaUy ad as a natural pain rdi~·er. The placenta creates a protein identical to the pituitary protein Beta-endorphin, wbich is known 10 ease psychological dt"J)res:sion in aduh.s. The protein ismos-t prevalent in the final stt.&ts of pre-gnancy and may actually help figha ahe pain of childbirah. Dan BowmaniAuoc:#Jtt M'anaolng Edltot Ma•oaret S.wyertArt D1r~t01 Tetrry CanwetC.mpus Eileen t.ceiC.m,ws Ft~ rurts • Ridlard ChonJChy Otvld CUjhiCitr Features ~~n AnUwhne/Copy mark russell My inside Wh.ite House source (Ed Meese's barber's cousin's AW>n lady) aclls me 1ha1 David Slockman was pvcn a choice~ilhtt repc:nl or give back bis AFL.CIO Man of ahc y.., Award. Alan C. Kach1CIConttlbutJng Jotln Fortr~eUatGr•phk5 JosePh 8. ZiogaleiHatlonat O•via cJeli:S.UAuht ut Hat101111 Laurence l . RosenthlliPI'Iologt•plt)' 0avlc) OctaviOI'Aulstanr PIJotograp~t1 Jon M. Oiat/Spona Jeffrey A. Th\llfston/Spotts Gary SlemiAnlstatJt $ports Some have their doubts about Stockman's credibility u Reagan's budgcl spokesman. These arc probably ahe same fol ks who poo-pooed I.e< Ma"in bcing asked 10 be Orand Marshal o f San Francisco's Gay Pride Parade. Oavlo A. Comstoek/Prodlgat Sun Ut Petrlno'AJ1s Tony GrtjedafAIUJ.Ie Fra.nt~s Specker/Sun Phorog,.pilr Jtth&y N. Cantor18udntss lrlanaoer How can the Atlantic Monthly top ilself in its next issue:? Perhaps wiah an article by Jane Fonda sayjnJ, ••Qosins abc Diablo plant was a mistakC'. Tho~ nuclear engineers have families!" Jame:s P. MurphfiCOmp<toll•r Jan Matte•ll:notAdNIIIJIJJO M•nater Suzanne FlscuSIPIOduc:rlon Snltfey GtgliiJAfh. Coordlnatot Another sourct (Maureen Rtagan's $(C()nd husband's first wire's ex.-hU$band) says that, since che Japanese resemble Koreans, Richard Allen _will be fired for impctSOflating a Democraa. The Specrrum IS stn'Od D)' tht Press, Flekl Newsp.aper Syncsk:ete. t.os AnQete.s Titnt$ Syndlcete, Collegiat e Headlines StMct United fNturat Synctlcated and UOIIed Press Sync:llca1e. Tf1• S/»Ctwm iS represented lor nllioNJ adVertising by Communlca!5Qns and AO\'Of'tising Stn'iCM to Student$.. IflO, ~ssociated J.os A ngeltS Times SyndiCtzt• ~house ClJculatlon ••tQe! 20,100 tN Spoc~rum offices are ~ated In 3SS SQuire Hall, Slate Unlwer51ty of New York at Sufla'O, 3435 Mein Street, Buffalo, New Yor111421C. Tettphon«(716)831-3876 tdi tocial, (716)831-368t, ............CopyriQtll 1961 Buffalo, N.Y. The ~rum Studet\1 Perioc6cat. lne~ Ed1torlal polfey Is determined by t~ Ed1toNn· Chief. Republications at1y maU« here:tn withOut tr.e upt"UI conJ.et~t ol the £dUOf.f~hlef Is sUidty torblddo:n. Tht Spectrum Is ptlnted by BuHelo o, NewsPreu Inc.., 1370 Stnoce St. 8utfak). N.Y. Distributed ltee to tne Uni¥erS•tY commuri\tylllm1t one copy per pofiOI'I "AlJORNEY AT LAW UNDERGRADUATE GERMAM ASSOCIATIOM wllllneet TODAY - Y ed. D•c.t at 1.00 pm In rm tU Squire HaU SIMo.t u.;...... s.,.t UIOSIII ~ We will discuss the Christmas Party! 2 .... ..........,.-.z-,., [ ~:,::~~=0 ;=- TRAFFIC OFFENSES P£11$0NAl/NJURY · AUTO ACCIDENTS 1/ANICRUPTCY I CHAPTER U IIATRIIIONIAL L.AW 842·1796 l24 iw./W--) ' JACK DANZIGEII' :...~~..!'-= 1be Award Winning Fredonia • ~an Enlemble tn concert Dec. 4 8 pm • King Concert Hall ------------------ SUNY at Fredonia FREE ~MISSION ---- - -- TO ALL ~ ASSEMBLY MEMBERS There will be a meeting - Friday, Dec. 4th at 3:30 pm Senate Chambers • Talbert Hall ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY!! �Apoliti cal Sub Board becomes entangle·d in politics budl<l ond inoome. SUf'IY Boan1 of T1'11$1<a ~Uideltnes state that maodat<><y fer moaey retc\..S by a Sludcnt p-.mmmt must h< disbuned by an &JC'OC)' other than that .studena .iO''CTJlmcnt. Whm SA .,.,-ova r~>ndi~& a club. the actual <hoc~ ha> 1n SBI 8) TERRY CA NA DE Compus Ed1t0r E dUOt 'IIHHt. ThiJ tJ thfo fi~ tn II fo>r port JC"ne utmunmx tlrr /)11$(, prt'S'hlt, und futun o/tht o/t·lllni>S contro,W'tlal UB ''udtnt .R!n'ICVJ rorportiiiOn, Sub Boord I. r01 ht3dine on i1. Tht SUNY suidetines do n01 stipulate that a Sub Tht rC'C<nt fi11n5' oftwo Sub Board I tSBIJ dnector!t and the rnicmmon of SBI Execurivt D•rcttor lkntt1t Dtack ''polluci7.cd" rht ltiludenl Rrvica or&anltatlon, Cflntrary and de:trimental to Sub Board's orialnal lnt<nl Blac~ sajd, AhhOUJh 81Kk <OIIccdtl that polities have always bttn apan of SBI, he mainta1ntd that ..,here Board-likt organianion a.ss:umt the dbbur\)n& mponsibiliues; mos1 Saaat schools hawt rhtlr faculty· ~udtnl ilS~iation.s ac1 as thr.ir aaems. SUI'' .\i1 U111ion is uniqu~ because ic is entirely ~ludcnl conaroUed, wt\_erns man) oaht::r $tthOOb have admj.n1straaivr o ..·eni&hl of studtnJ &o.. emmtnl !tpendinc. Ahhouch administra.li\le O\Cf!l)~hl •~ nor n«dt'd. ·•cooperauon of the UniH1'1<11) 11 n«C"~f) to mal.c3n) ol our rro..i«t's li\IC\"(S)ful.'' Bla~o."' \¥1d, shouldn't be anythln& potuical about it.·· \'tot, poiJucal quatfon.) do arbe cooccrnin1 SBI's Board of Du-cc:tor5 due to a mm~bers h•P comprised or,arious student IO'cmment rtprcscntath'eS, Black up~. Tht 111® "'~' "polotiCII ioc>drot" occurr<d after tho No\tmb<r 19 SBI Boanl c>f O.Ctaors motting ,.~ th< ScU<knt A"""'~uon (SA) fu<d t•o of .. ft\'< d.i\ulon tndudt innovath·e publications and 1ht SI\Nknl rqnescni&U\'CI becaUK or *hal SA Treasurer .MarL Moore call<d "phtloJophiCII dtlf<rc:nets." Tbt oorporal1on'\ antml is to ..scparatC' politics from lht deli''tfY'l.f ..,..;... ,"Black sajd, He add<d that the rash of Oorm<><y. political .\1(Ullalc< b havins •• adverse err~ on the ~vico. N !1-tated in ill bylawa;, SOl's purpose is to .. promou: and cultivalc .student 8t1i'flhi~ and the qualily or edutatioo for the stud<n,. •• the State UnlVffsity of N<" York (SUNY) at Buffalo." Olack ..Ud SOl "provides .scrviecs to students on campu.s that the Uni\oCTSiiY does nOt.'' T M set"\"t«S SBI provides Ut catcaorized into five di-isiom-Squue/llmhcT<t, Publications, H...Uh ~. Unhcrpty UnlOf\ Aclo>oty Board (UUIIB) and Admmist.ratl..,t. The Sqlllle/AmhcT" DonS10n direcu the UB Ticktl Offoa:. Olf-CamJ'II$ Hotl<llll, Croup Lcpl 5<1'\oiecs, th< 8rOOt'SlnJ Ltlnly and th< Squire HoUK Council. Recently, th< , _ recoanoublc SquJrefAmh- prodU<l isth< IC1bosh Co<nmtncc. an offmooi of the HoUK Council. Un.i\cnuy Pf'QS and the v.eekly reatwe ne•'S mapzinc Currtnt both c:omt undCT ahe aU$pioe$ or tht 711~ Publlauion~ Oivh;ion. 01her projects undertaken by rhil , Whtn an in&uranC'C' polic')' is ta.k~ ~i•h the Um,cnn)'. u is done throuah SBI's Health Care Dhl$.ion . In addittOn. thi) diviiiOn provides lht Pharmacy. Clinical Laboratory and the Sc,uality Education Cemff. UUAO 1s most visible oo campus in tht rorn1 or ootH~t.rl$, )hows lind movf~. which it is in charac pro&rummina. Loclttd in tht Spine, SBJ's Admlnisuathc D1"h10n con.si~l.) the Executi,·t Oireaor and otbtr orfitt or or personnel. For 11\t implementation of th~ projects, S81 opmtiCS with a SI.J million buda«. or this about Sl40,000 001110 from student 'OY<mJJICttt r... and the rest b scncnt<d by the pmjt<:U. ~ ~od. Studtnt I<J\(f11mtnU, in order lO rt1a10 \QIIOJ rqx-CSC'ftlali'H on cbc Board of Oirtaors. must contnbute • certain pef«tlli&C' or their mandaJOf) . f« mtnut to 1ht corporation. I S st handles an odditional Sl.S mmoon u a >~ucknt orpnizall~n·s dtsbur\inc a,scot, ao.~rdina to Bl1c~. The dlsbuum.& is pn-formt'd by transferring fund) from aecounts dttermtned b)' eaC'h orgon11.ation'' B ecau1tt' 1he corpo.nutOn 1.1> run murct) b) '-tuderus. n 11\e\ tbost' in .. olved an ''C\JU<attOOo~l ('\perte"nc..•c'' "111ch Blacl >.UI is an omportaot part of SBI'1 purpose. Tht' SBI Board of O•r«tOt~ coruuu of (i,e rrprncntatnes from SA. I'AO from the Gradu.aJc Seudcm ~-iation t~ from lht \i1ll1rd J lllmort CoUtee Studc-n1 ~at ion. and one hom tht Studtnl Bar Associa1ion. Reprotmatt .. n homahe Medical and Dtnlal School.) ;tn: non~,otlna bC'caujC lhty do no1 gh~ ahe rcqu1rtd amounl money to SOl. The con~p1 of ha"ina :til ChC)(' Mudenl eo,etnmcms ln\ohcd in dirMin& SUI "'M dc.. cJoJ)Cd b«au\e 'ht t.:orporatton "Ould be- "bcctcr ir tall IO'C'rnmen") poo l ~ thc•r mont), taJrnt. and 1dU>," a«ordinc 10 Black. The or &o ..·nnmefll.s eacl\ ~"'Uid c:ontti,·2b1) ha\e lound lndi..-idual dtSbun:•n& and account•ns a.&mc1o. SBf achin-ut its autonom) 1n 1971 .afltr bt1n& a pa.n of Lh• UB Fa.·ulty.S.udrnt Assooatoon IFSII), Und<r FSII, SBI mncroUed studalt b..'tCI1., ~hJit othn ...ub·boards con&rotlt'd Olher FSA areas, hence the Onto tl) en ttJ name~ Where Sob-Board I lidS '" name from ha, p4AUicd tit<' lJni"\USity community for almo11 a dtcadt. Olad. thcori.ztd that "Sub" lilood for State Unncrnty 11 ourfakJ. Not s-urpri(.ina.Jy, lhe ""Board'" es .so entule<l bC'eluloC SBI i\ tcchnitalfy • board. f\tM: An rJ;omlnutmn qf the· t'<Jrllro''t;rf.IUI rolt fJ/ tht SBI BooHI Dm!t:tor. ~ Buffalo State Student Union Board~ brings back the Moot Hall .Nightclub Featuring an evening of comedy with Franlc•n and Davis, wtth •fMdal su•••• lc• Min• Starts at 8:00 at Moot Hall Friday Dec. 4 ~ Students: $3.00 Non-Student 55.00~ Cora P. Maloney College Proudly Presents Minority Artists/ Scholars-In-Residence Susan McHenry, Editor of MS Magazine "notes' from a native ·daughter; reflections on ethnic)women in america" December 3. 7:30p.m. MFAC 170. Elllcott Complex TODAY December 2, 1981 at 8:00p.m. c... Katharine Cornell Theater Admissions : $2.00 for general public $1.00 for student/child Tickets are av~ilable at Squire Hall Ticket Office Al so sponsored by Japan Foundation, New Yortt liaison Office, Council General of Japan, New York, Office of Cultural Affairs �·Would you call this man? .• Last week over 400 people did. You will too, when you want Intriguing information and reliable advice, simply by picking up the phone! Just ask our operator for the tape you want to hear by number and for the next four minutes you'll listen to one of the 175 pre-recorded information tapes: everything from University Services and· Financial Aid tO' Human Sexuality. ( If you want to get the facts, or just satisfy your curiosity, call DIAL at 636·2259, 5-11pm. (Sun.-fr[.,) ., <-. 401 Undergrduate Study in Computer Science 402 Biology Through the 80's 403 Mathematics at UIB 404 A .New Major • Biophysics: The Physics & Chemistry of Processes 211 Coping With Stres\ 212 What is Counseling & How to Use It 213 Talking to a Depressed Friend 214 Helping A Friend 21S How IO Say "No" 216 Getting to Know YOurself 329 Teat Anxiety 335 How to RElax {20 Minute Tape) 230 Dating Skills pte 608 Marijuana 609 Gonorrhea and Syphilis 610 Venereal Disease 611 E~ercise 612 Food lor Health 613 Have a Weight Problem? 614 Vaginal Infections 615 Genital l:lerpes 616 What To Do About A Hangover 330 Guide to Improving Your Memory 331 How You Can Read Effectively 332 How to Take Notes 333 How to Write Well 334 How and Where to Get Tutoring 225 226 227 228 229 The Pill Condoms and Foam Responsiblle Sexuality Timing Problems in matt! Sexuality Fert~ales: Concerned About Sexual Response 308 Are You Failing A cOurse? 310 What To Do II You're On Academic Probation &/or Face Dismissal? 311 Time Management: Tips lor Sinking Students 312 Coming & Going - How To Step Out and Come Back to U/B LOOK FOR OUR YELLOW BROCHURE! 4 --- -. ~-··1 �SA purges SBI reps; Maher is latest victim ~ lnv you to a ~.P~ ~hrlstmas Dinner Sat. Dec. 5 7pm Talbert, A.C. for more info: Rita '826-356 i Tickets available at: uire Ticket Office - $3.00 ~ By JOH N K. LAPIAN A Editor.Jn~CAI(f Student Association (SA) of'ficials continued their purge of Sub Board I (581) last week, flrin& Director linda Maher for 1'irreconcila ble phi)0$0phical differences" with the undorgraduate government . Maher's dismissal follows that of SBI Treasurer Bill Mack, who was fired Friday o n the same grounds. The dismiuals of the directors (Mack set"'ed as both treasurer and as a director) has r.Used complaints that the student aovernrnent is playing "political ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~.ATIENTION ~ ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~ External Affairs Committee -MEETI NG. - games•' wilh rhc studeol strviccs corporation "(SA) does not want any free·think<rs on the Board of Directors," Maher complained. "I would wonder why th<y want a Board anyw ay, A Thursday, Dec. 3rd at 3,30 pm SWoatU.U..."s.,.t LUOSHl Conference Room 114 Talbert Hall . "They (SA ) all . on tum to be !heir own little penonal power trips. " -Linda Maher dtctated to him by SA." Mack insisted he had no prior kno,.led&e of how SA or Moore had intended him to vote. "I didn't know they were going to .voto a certain way," he said. "(The way) I voted was, In my mind. completely logical." Maher accused Moore, Rifkin and Kaplan "of tryina to run Sub Board, " a service corporation "'hich is funded by all stud<nl governments, although SA donBLes the areatest share. "They said that I mad< the Student Auociation look like crap, and called me stupid," Mahtr said, recalling v.•hcn she was informed. of the SA decision by Moore, Rlfk.in, and Kaplan. "Here were these three guy• aV auacklna me, I had no deferue." Both Mock and Maher explalned that they reque~ted examples of their disloyalty to SA but w<re denied by the three SA executive offieen. "I never recrived anything lirm from them eonllCnlinc "'hy I was being !ired." Mack said, echoing a Maher claim that neitber she nor Mack had been forewarned of tbe SA move. "Never once did anybody ever tell me they were dissalisfied with my work as a director:· Maher said. "I think it " 'as prel!y poor of SA to not say anything. Were t~<y afr.Ud to tell me?" '- Com.muter Breakfast Ia ,,kP>J'. . .,· Capen Lobbu sw...u.-. .... s.,.t UIOSIII WedaeadaJ. Dee. 2n• fro• ~ •• - 12 Noon! FBEE-S-d'Ci' BEVERAGES ~~ if they just want it to b< an SA mouthpieec." MtiCk, who served as SA Director of Student Ot&anizations last year, accused 1he orpni.zalion of "playing political pmes with the corporation", nolina that if the student government wanLS "yesmen, then they should have hired all tbe lackies they needed in the first place. This way ~A would nev<r have 10 worry about any problems from Sub Board." c..rhe eonuov<rSy between SA and its SBI direaors erupted durin& the Novemb<r 19 Boud meeting when botb Maher and Mack bolted from lb< SA ranks and voted apinst senior SA representative Mart Moore. On two of the three issues which the '"'o SA faaions split, Maher and Ma<k were on the victorious end. Neil~.,. Moor<, SA PresidenUoe Rifkin or VIce President Steve Kaplan would comment on the,.dismissals Monday but, according to Statements Moore made the previous week, the votes were an example ot tbe pair's "dbloyally" to SA. ''Nobody told me b<fore the meetina or durin&lb< meaina that I would have to vote a etttain way," Maher said. " If somebody would ha•e told me, then mayb< I would have voted anothu way, but as far as I knew, a director's vote was completely up 10 that person, not Both Maher and Mack b<licve that SBI "'ill suffer in their a~ce. Without a treasurer, Mack maintained, disbursmcnt of fees. a central SBI function, will b< hampered since all allocation requests must travel throuah that office. Maher added that she believes she was a "good representative of tbe student body," a claim, she said, SA could not make. "SA does not seem to be representing students," Maher said. "They all seem to b< on their own lillie personal powor trips." The t,.o fired directors plan to appeal their dismiualto the SA Senate which could c:oncievably overturn lb< verdict. However, should that fail, Mahtt said, "it's their loss." --.z-.. !4111:' M ........t. •••.T,._,...., ~~ _ _._.... • ..ttl, 5 .!'l.- �editorial le<>& run into SA's coffers oach year. Ask Rifkrn, \lice President Steve Kaplan. or Treasurer Mark Moore-one million dollars can bUy a lot of power Boll Maclc was a good Sub Board I (SBQ treasurer. and make a lot ol control-driven despots ~appy. 11 Is doubtful that a Deller one. could be found. He It os usual ptactlce for SA to dangle money on was conscTemioUa. r~lable, and. most lronl of tree-thinking clubS and organrzatoons to admorably-loyalto the organization. ease any "philosophical differences" betwe<>n till> two bUt in the case of tho recent Mack and Maher So was Linda Maher. She was not as visible as fin.;gs with many more rumored to come, SA has Maclc. bUt she dolloently attended \he monthly locat ed a new device to blackmall and nold an Board ol Oorectors meetings, a clarm Student organization hostage-fire all the QOmpetant freeAssoci ation (SA) President Joe Rllkin cannot make. t t>inklng reptesentelives and replace them wrlh and was seen participating in and commenting on . various SBI luncuons. Linda Maher was a corporate robOt-minded lackles. For some reason, the SA Executive Commrllee asset In every Sllnse ol the word (Rolkln, Moore, and Kaplan) have Just unco~ered And SuD Board Is. by all accounts. en excellent " philosophical dllferences" with the two directors. organization. It is moro useful and Important t~~n Not once were either warned of SA's displeasure eny student gove<nment, II is supposedly apoloucal, with them. no< hal the SA trio found the common and Its only lunct1011 Is 10 serve the entrre studetlt decency entitled to Mack and Maher to explain to them, or the pte», exaclly what they did wrong. II body. must be p<eiiY. dolflcult to find excuses lor flung Howe'<lel.tfla.l cannot be said abOut SA. Power, people because IIley were honeSt, true to their not ~. Is t'loe student "gove<nment" code beliefs and. mostlmponanlly, their conslltuencY. word. One million dollars In mandatory student Send in the clowns feedback Thla ,.,., 1$ "' ,.aponse to tM artiele on utility billl In the More bus blues Moaument to wbat? l~m mtd, I'm really maa and very upset"!! To en OUI$k1*' U rw>uld IP/Hif "'rS" thll Blue 8/rd Bus CO 11 1 new wntmg lett« m ~ ro • mr•H<Y wtolch 1 1 •'" _....,.1M -··--~~~'·­ From At's Mother's !'on« HHIIh son Senrlce fMtl/ng lot, I noticed • numbe< ot $111• emp~o.,... ,.t>or#ng on ,,. 1V.MI • hfch m. tntranee lanes (h:Jon cloMr lf'tlp«:tion, I wa1 __ ....... __ ·-•m•nd ' ' wlt•r ~ffld to lHI • ...,._,., ,_on • mound of tlilt. TM ··- ~ -·--··~'· """""Y",,.. - · · - r • l r•norlwr , _ •-rro ..,.,.,.., C.mpur? And finally, Is , ,,, lhe wey our tunJon morwt 0. ,_.,.,ell? , U..~Studento Rec: room raaarouad -·loti o.,..n-•"' to -·--·IOO.dto _,.,__,_ _it -,,.. -U8-we'd tae ro ltttonn you at the tot•N~ ~>ogu1 alruariOn In '"' UB HaN a..n,. OhOUitl,. IU-$quiteon ,..,qu.at, IMit IfNI aUpply ia not •t att '4t PM· I'Jo OM' , , ,.. ,:!:~n ,,. ,_..,_ _,.rtmem (downoto,. or - tolr<J. • to - ..·,.,._---,.,.,_- ,.._,,."' In ,,.. '-sfltw ..... , I h.eve reoe4• menr phoM cella ef'ld '•tl«l from atudenll who ert H-- - - wllh , , . . , _ _ ~cuJolllllto•- ololl-1 Bird···;s not new to us. nor ere the problems associ.,«~ wllh t he student bUulng situation. OM would lhlll~ tloOt Pill eXPf'(.,.,e» would gui<M file ..Blue Bird.. bul In•tt•d It Is the stme oltl ..ot)' -···(Ill« 2;31) p.,m. -r ,,.,.,. are 'fWtY tew CMIS.s.H -running, 1nd the lew OIHIS thlt " ' "\ fTn•ncS.I a ld. 0r1 ..,..,lallefng. poin""' OU• tomPinr edjuarmg •nd growmg ft'f .new lob. But as wt ell .tnow, th~ " Blue EOrtor. •etMr"" - br Free, but scarce Edllor. I the stuoent bOdy. SA Is jealous ol the exposure and credit afforded DY the University community to Sub Board. Ano they proballty should be. Next to tho student service corpotation. SA pales. resemblrng a close knol group of asplrong poltlrcos, whose main concern Is who to backstab. not whO to serve. When SBI was created over a decade ago, \he tramers of rts conslllutton had the good sense to make the corporal ion apolitical. However, the current SA administration has made a shambles ol the rntelttgentJudgment ol Its ptedecessors blatantly trying to make SBI a subservient drvrslon of the SA propaganda machine. Maybe, Rrlkon. Moore, and Kaplan believed t~l they could lool the comm~~ttY by citing esoteroc •'philosophical diflerences lor the firings. _Nobody should be so naive. Why have a board ol drrectors. If the members all think one way-the way ol lhe SA PreSident? The handlong of the SBI drsmissals rs just another example ol the Dad toke that SA is beCOming. Except this lime no one Is laughing 5, ,,. SINIt Apptoprlorlon• eommmw. ol tiHIIIH>O .,. so=--"'"'· - -- .--·- · -- atmoa.phere 'llfh8 moct PIH>P'- m It compllln ebout Ita unO.Iflble hNI on 411def- tllyo. He ts olso otwiousty not ,.tertlng to the buildings on the s.p;ne or ElliCOtt Co'"p#u As an,on. ·wfto .,,1'1.,, hss bHn hlrt fn lltl summtr A"n9w1, the$1 buildingS COIIIPitO ltK telj;tgerettOD e werds on 80 •nd 90 ~ree t11ys. To •dd to our tliooomf0r1 ttw oir conditioning In -·-Or._, .,.,. H •1•"'" tM " FAC - • o1 Ellicott 10 ,.,, on tlllrlng - I • N !Nys. lhll if -~ for IM 'lflrleh t em • mMJber, voted on the t ime they reich Fltnt4oop.. they Just piSS by Ute students wtftinp '"'' reoullt•• ,..,, In , ,. dOrms peopr. would- IHtr windOws !he L• -· HHS. Educotlon In "'"' to m.o\e '' to the , . , attt1 tlt«t tuttt ,,.. hNt up. 11e has oo~lousJy neWH tr~ to turn the On 1 more perr.onll no,.1 yoii-Y (HOY. II} I wolte<t lrom 3:4$ p m. untl/ 4::30 p .m. for 1 bus. After my hinds tnd feet were practbtly IIOlett, lftt bUs erriW!d so r;~o~ thll an •ntell;gent pe.rson would tear lot their utety /Hiore enttfi.np Tltere I stood"' the cold fte«t w ith 1 glfm ChOICe, to freeze to deatfl wtftlnp lor enothM bul or fiSk cHII.h by rKJ;ng Mer up In •n EJ/ioort dolm room F,.l I'OU- o _ , _ • ntl• lluhllghr ontl ,,... I'OU hiW to poaltlon yourNII In 1wln111rd ways to"" whir )'0<1 ore dolrog It hlfd tor atudents to rum the Apptopriollonf bill IOIIIOClll yNr 19(12./ IJI~f Itt It;.'*/ I letftt 1 ~r<>pe could o. lnclutletlln on etllllotr of you<,__, outlmlng the rHUitl ol tiN CommltiH mNiirrg. t - l h l l you wdl rind Use tHUIIS la'IIO(tb#e I bel1twe that InClusiOn of..lhll MrtH Ht ytWr ne• $1>1P« woulfl ~ ,_,..molt alt.ctw. mHn• ol reechlng the meny ttudent• ""'k:lt ecro., the'''''· 1 '"'"" tM a.tiHMttll ot llew 'York Stlte for lh.tr Jnterell end conc«n. oppolntmenr. HI lfl obVIOUJI., O"MCfOwdl!d Inti IJMtremeJy unnfe bur. As we 1/'Pf'NC/t 'llftnter and'' '' c:o1<1« lnd OOid#JJ, I urge the r••ponalble powtra thtt be to tel lmmedllt~ to correct lhtl tetr,_ l"liHMnf b411JHtQ IIIUIIIOfJ. ~tong Att- O'.tt.Moto Unltocl Slat.. Sonpror Ellner (X)(rftCt rtte bussing problem or you mar one dtr lind at&ldenta froHn like '"'"" ., ,,. us bt.li stop. "•""''I """ up might .... - · our mtltnQ IIJUII IS hard lOt tl'tflm IO tum It dofiHt •••t•t en.,gy. Most $1UHIIIS/UII pUt the trHI UP high and ttten tJPM tM .nndows unt'' 11 IS c:omfortlble. TM ..-ly to IOii!e this 11 to In trill knob~ thll make U eea-r to ed1urr the Jtett. This would u•lly PlY lor /rse/1 t•nd '' would m••• !hlrog• convenllnl) Tnltfl. whln I h...S Ito !he tiO<m._ at no time htd anyoM ever asked atutlertiS to uw .,ettrl bJ shutting olf llf/ltll - .,.,__ room•. I dO 't oy he.,, our moot_,. /1111 ..,., they .,, ,,.,, don., SNm ro cJ-,. Jbe one o1 ,,.. UnfNriiiY, If 1'01 tor IM _ ....... 0. ....... to --...-~­ /tilt...,.,-•• - ,.. Oy Unlv•rofty. Fin I oi1U. when Mr. Ooty Slllll ~The,. Is not •nough presture 101 c:onHtvttlon to offset the pressure o1 comfort,",.,, oiWIOUaly nor rele«ing to t h• HHitlt Sc,.ntel liiN•fY· "Comfort•t>M" Is h•rdly how 1 would descn,. • bullding"s Ema-t..Mo Unl-ollyltude<lr P.S. Con•~uently I wu .~Jt an how'"' tom~ lelclllt'JQ cr.,._ ---·........,._..·-· lmporllnl lhlng t hol dorm st&HHHtts mwt fW!fffff'lber II thai "'' - Otolt.,.n Uni~•IIY ooudent �op-ed DIRTY SrtEAKEAS threat hJta ClOse to the;rllOm&, lhtm chance:& are that not much 'lVIII be accomplished. A conllnuous efrort is needed to stow ClOWn I he buildup of nuclear arm-s in the United Statos, not tust sporadic demonstrations thet may affect only cenaln iSO,.ated areas. By STELLA MEDINA .ne threat of nuclear war has been mveh publlci!:Gd recently 1n a V3Jiety of wa~ tor example. we hilve on the E'\Jrop&a.n front untversity 5-tudents demonstraHng .,galnst tne deployment and boltaup of nuc:Jear arms in waSt Gormany; nare In the United States a tess dramatic but perhaps lust as- aUecth•e me•sure. a ..teach·in" on the whole nuclear ''we, b'f ~ coalition or several groups (111ft Union for Concor!'lad Scienlists. ptJvate Interest groups). One of the questions that can be raised Is Just now can we stop the stoctcpl1i~ ot nuclear forces? Ctearty, the West Germans feet too close to the bofd&r of actual T B ut to do this WOUld Involve the conscjousne5s ,-.i-sing o r tho American public- to the actuaJ danger$ ot nuclea' war wh1Ch Is Wh)' the "tnch·fn" at various campuses across the country was so -sUccessful and so needed. But whne we taa.ve all this publiclty against the proflferaUon of nuclear arms, WhiCh Is only lair In thi$ tree and democra.uo Ia~ our defense budget is being lncrea.soo by .staggering .amounts especlany when comp~:red to the cuts- being ..suffefed by an)'t)ody who i5n't part of a corporate c.ooglomerate or II'! the military.. industrili complmc. To give a basic:, but I think hefpfu•. example o~ wht,l I$ realy going on In lhls w'h o le budget sceoarto, take 1he dJsm.aJtiiJno of Occ.upaltonat Safety and Health Admfnlsuations (OSHA). Formerly. OSHA had the JOb ol 111vesUgati!lg pot&rulally toxfc .and danger-ous chemicaLS used in Industry. requiring Industry to notify the wOfkers of tt'!e hnlth hazards thety were exposed to. Now I hat nucJear warlare and h.s devnt«llng consequences to remain p.aSSfvs; thus the demonstf'a tlon, sil·1ns. etc. In May, 197i there w~M8feh .-.galost Nuclear power Protesting both the buildl of new energy sources and defense. stockpiling. At IN 75,000 people voloec:l their concern by attending this " anU..nuke'" rally, at a llme when concern reached a peak because of the l'l\.tM-Mile Island fnci«Sent, But if tbe pu~lo o"IY bocom~ concerned w'henever ttle OSHA t• being deregulated to nothing (OCQOrdlng to Reagan, deregufadon means k,eopfn_g .oovemmenr·s nose out of our business), lhe ultimate consequence is that billions of dollars are befno pouted into unnecessary dele.nse systems while 8l(posing American workers to more health hazards. We see a lu<JJcrous v.aJue $)'5lem deveiODl no t1ere Jn thls example: otwfously. oonstructrng Shiny new twc•ea.r missiles capable ot annlhhaUng clvHf.z.aHon as we know 11 wllh even something as simple as human or tecbnlea• eNor becomes more important ttutn protoctlng th~ Amerfcao worker. It soon .starts to become every mlssne and every man for himself~ on.lv the m[asUes have somebody to back them up. How far c.an we lei the cuuent admlntatralion toupo.-cede the rights ol the American people in f·avor ol building weapons bf increctlbte destructivt'! Ioree? we•we btoen lgnorfog various problems 1hat soem not allect us d lrec.lly {I.e. var1o.us envlfonmental issua.s. WOfld hung6f1, bul how •on_g cf:n we continue to usc I his value sys1em th-at wlll hurt most of us 1~ one way or I he other? And how long can we Ignore Ihe problem that know$ oo boundat~es-the threat of nuct!ar waf7 Sign Dt The Times designer jeans aod -a bottle of the good stuff 50 they could er~wt in it for a whoht weekend, and tllen srHcker anCI w•fk oway. By LINDA A. DOHERTY N o sooner are we over one OOUday then another onel.s snaaktno up on us. YeS;, ~hat's right-If youtU put down your ca~ulators and foo.k up from your books and stop a,-.mming for a mii-n.lte. you might recall that there'$ one that you d.rcJed on your ca•onctar some: months back. But folks. I must contess. 1 really can' t think ol anythlng specltle th.al this holiday season moans. I could leiJ you cute stories abOut .snowm~n that come to tHo wflh a drop of a hat, or how the animals talked When a cenaJn babY was born, or how a lortorn reindeer with a 1S.wau nose saved tho wortd from empty &tocidnga Of the fireplace. Yes, I coukl.a8y lhat the holklay season 1t a time for a .spectaJ kind of magic. ~ . G(OeOt au you Oynlcs and .skeplics cxtl there would 1&.11 me how it is phys,calfy 1mpossible for all these tales to come to 1)8$$.. I could tell you I hat this season ls aboul lnnooortt wldeeyea moppet$ anx:5ousJy and restlessly waJtlng In an &ndJess fine tQ see Santa. even H al'\oy111 fib a tittle about f\ow good they've been in Ute past ye.ar, just 10 gel their favorlte toy. BUt chances are you wouldn't t>elieve tnet ~ eltf'tet, not when the tfnes to .see Santu nowadays are so Sho" If$ amaz,~ng they don't get teld olt themselves. t .QU8$$ there'& not any aort ot tnnoce.nce Jeft to this holiday season when kids ask Sa.nta lor a pair ot • I covld .say that this is the iime 'or gelling rosy-choo1<s and sore vocal cords I rom you a!ld vour fr;8f'lds Dote.gtHuf.ng you1 neighbors with countless rendriiOt'!& ol y01Jr favorite carols, but they will otrer you a few bucks- or a dtlnk nonetheless. Or while ev&ryone's 0'161 you~ ll put on some oood mustc Ul<e Ha.nclel'$ Me.nf•.n or Gounod':sAve M•riB or even the Nutcracker Suite. Bu1 with au !hose sacrllegktus disco versions Uoatlng about (sHU), I guess you wouldn't buy this accoun1 ellher. I coukt say~ Wee my grampa told me once (God rc:s-1 111m), tn~t the holidays were meant for snow. He said "a Christmas Just Isn't ·a Cttttstmas witllout snoW", and t asked hfm W'hy I hat was, and he answeted "well, it's-ll'.s Just b•d, thal's- alt:' I novet !(new quite what he meant, unUI we had a Chti~m.as without little snowf1akes ftoallng dowri to shroud and Quiet all the utban noises, and njU:St didn't seem rigtu, (and 1f my grampa was around he wo-utd nave. wiggled a nnQer at me and said "$08, I told you ao'1· But with you lolko ttylng ott In dfOVH to some Wltm•Weatner s.cenio tourist tr~p to get youf derrie'fes tanned, t suppose you wouldn'l oellave tr,ls either. l·d like to a.y tl'la1 rne holh:lays were meant for the mutn&d sounds ol lfllle pajama feet oadding ~heir way down l h.e stairs to discover a teddy bear under a pine ltoe re-ady to be W()(n oul witt'! allection. And th1s .same tot In pajama feet will give Ma and Pa 1-n unused as-htray louno fn the crcv•ce:s of lhe eollar, or a troo maoe oul ot toothptclts, wrapJ)f!d In lhe last of the tinfoil Of in last Sunday' s color comlcs. Yet Ma •nd Pa will ooo and squeal over It nonetheless. Some of you may b& cettaJn ot this., save tot the fact tha'l a stampedo nur1y dtsengagos sever at silver uee branches jusllo oe tne flr&l 10 try oot the Interplanetary e-lecuonlc combal games. white poor Ma fa driven to three shots in her nog JUSt to dull the noise of liltle peeps ot Ught doing baUie with ~ach other. tn spite or all possJble d lsillu$Jonment about what a lloUday lhfs tfma of year means, we'U go nome, exam~ weary and exhausted, ano $01 up our ma11gers. ana ~ul our out our candles. We'll grumble about aflttwl snow In lhe driveway, or neave a sigh about alii he unpafd billa, or -_grin and bear it when an ancient relatlo;re asks 1001 emtMnasslng lnqulties. Bul when tile e&fldtes are lighted and the UUia Infant is put In the hay or an antique natiVIty set, aomeu'11"1g mal\es us realize ttutt whorl we put our hearts and minds to it~ th1ngs aren'l so bad or so moan aflttr all, and H 'just foJ ooe day, there is a litHe pe.ace on e.anh. It for a.nyttung a(se, t hope '/OU be-ITeve that ~ . except oon'l pack ft away wnh I he decorations and lehovnr t inton and the lighls Wl'len the. holldays11ro over. ego P.S. Hav« a IJIPPY ~nd blessed holfd11y .season! to 'lrbine ®tun ~elf ..• By DAN BOWMAN Cl'laPter$ 8Pd 5p pages- of notes Into my pea bfa-lfl Wit hi" 2A hoUrs..}-to more slacking ott in g-roup l)l'oJect_s. letting everyOM: Gl&e CIO t~ wor·k but pulling cSown the .ame g rade as- th9Y did. And deUnitety-no more inCO(J'tpletes. No m0f8 dlugs. se-.. u:f~Cfy rook and toU or endless nights o4 alcoholic Intoxication. t believe tllose we1e the 1etms. Co(fect me II I'm wrono~ weu, God, e.:ceot loc a few pHchers of Ganny c,eam. io ttl& Rat now and then I Detleve j!ve teaa the puhtan ••lst81W;8 ol a ptoper Quaker. So why. IMn, am I he<o taady to upchuclr. all that stulfl~g and to(Ooy I gobbtl!d up oast wee~~? tuctenl-s are notor~vs tot ques-Uonmg th4,ncteO lor and eUect of rellg1on on tf'lefr personal IIYes. For many, cottage 11 the flr.~ oppor1unlty they have to ak\p Sul\day or Saturctay $81Vlce wlthollt blk'lg 1\arvn_gue<S by good-natured PAtents.." Howe'tef, in t1mu of ctlsJs there are few stiJ0811tl whO dorft f«get tttelr newly dlscoveted agnosUcf.am for a moment. A crutch. ~me form ol support. l.s n(leded when tamtly .and friends are so far &>Nay. ~ellgJon , an old childhOOd MCurity, suddenty raappears In (h• lfves Df God, It seems tna1 wrtf\ jUst two weeks- 'eft ir't the semester yOu've a llowed three term papeK.a, two group many dtstraughl studenta. 1 "" l)f'01ect:s and a W.ttote Mmetter:s wor1n ot 5tudy;fl9 to .,ue The lotloWing 1o a prayOf ot -peratlon that may ,;, up. Not only lhll bu1, just when I needed a crutch, you'Ve heard in whTt_pefS or mumbles all thfough the campus toweted ttle wrath ot cain on mo. vlc:iMy u tile Decembe< Winds maJ<e lhef< l[rst The tandtord wants us ou·t by Oecembef 15--rfght in appearance. ~~• middle olllnal 8Jtoms. Since I'll be living at the llbtaiY anyway maybe they'll let me put a cot In lhe me,.·s room. B oy, God, you ..realty let me 60Wn this Hme. 1 thOUQhl But o really didn't need mat. we str""'< a p<otty good deal this year. Ona ot us dfdn't And do you happen to lilnow where my three-rn-one live up to the bat~in tt'M>ugl\-but I won'l mentlon any notebOOt< Js? h was stoten t~m tile bOOI\store ltst week. names beCause I don't want to tlun your tt!'putatlon. That's three class notes I'll have to gel. t bet you loved Remember way baek in Septe.mbef aller I ctt&ckacs oul wnat you let Job go througtl~ the wofk'o~ In all my courses? I sat down one night, JUStI thint( you over·did tt, though, When you arraf\V'Id tor you and me-, and budgeted all my limo for the rn1 ot the my c.ar 10 need M h'15Qeet5on now, It'' 10 years otd and aemu.tcw fea<ty for rust h aven bu1 it't .., f'W90t to Ott me to No mcHe 4&11 mtntM ,..,. jobs on ,..m papers tnat • requlntd two monlhs of QOnStant rUNich. No moR au Khool. You know t cafl barely atfor<l.o••· let the tep&Ha thoae rnoney-nu~ mechanlca are going to stick n'OJ'ters studytng fot teste-trt* ones r h.o to cr.m 1., S 4 W•'· ••one. me with~ People mlghl say that f shouldn't ~a me you tor my proetastl:naUon but I don' t see it that way. After au. we made a deal and I stuck to rt. Not once did my pautf'lta nave to tr.veJ 200 miles to t*t me out. f don't even know any of the emergency room nurses anymore. But r•rn wiUJng to give you one mote chance to get me • out ol ·this mess. It I can SUI'VI'fe thfs wtnester and scrape lJP a 3..0 '" the pr~ I won't tau anyone how you setewed me over. ~nrerest C an't you see it's In your best to 11otp me, Slnce I J)(Oenised to donate 60 ~cent of my urnJngs lor the next three yeara l o your tJ:worlte charity. ll makes to ensure thai I oat ttlDh _grades. The better the ora<l•s. the bettor the job Willen means betle< pay, . • wttich ultimately eomes do'*n to more money tor the Stamp Out Arthritis In Himalayan Ct\ltdren Foundation, I'm not a,s~ng for a m1raoJe. leave that for the unbellev&rt. It •ems lhal you·,. always rescuing ttae prostitutes., tal( eoiiKtor•. thieves and murdetfl'l. How about a ttttlo hand tor us clean-liVIng ,OIIt.Amerla.n ty.,.s? Aftttf aU, t *On't need aoy rewlld•tn heaven if It's the par&dloo you say Ilia. I don~, wan' to pul toY preuure on you bUt I 'm ready to e<ocl< tult thinking oilhe nut twO · - · If you clon'l COI\'>8 thtough I m•y ~ ... to do .amethlng draaUt:-tlko telling my patent& u..t I'm oolno to qvlt acnoot, My mottalllle ~· In youf hatKll, God. Give It a .shot. You won't rag<ltl it-1 _.,._, • HI'• - y . a '**- " ' ' · - - - -· 7 �feedback Report from Talbert Edttor. First Amendment EditO<: Supporting Follet's staff Tip of the iceberg EdltO<: UB 11 V\f'f)' Jlk:ely 1M Elst•• l"ttII ptogfWuive CJnfversrty wnen '' c:om..s to teaCIHH evllult;.ons At • contM~ on lnstrueuonal ~~~. t.ur ...,,, t btcl.me con~~ olliHS wlten I A'*' marry SCitoofs yet ro " ' " ,,~ type that relate to,,, m«Chana;u offlff«J.. 11 , . .mr to m• rn.r lhe m•ntron • publicallon of them H.,e, many detHrtment evaluation$ In ~dditlon to our own $11/J. I Should f;ke to go on tecord her• In strong suppott of that or ltleh., evetu•tlons. not to we"''"' -ttCJdent-tun telcl?fH llf'lfultfOfll wtuch •re lfsted m 1 publiCI liOn •nd mtde ,.,,,J,ble to ,srudCMIJ for course st'leet;on seA TE has eotne 1rtcre<ltt>ly fir ,,..it .,I» Its rei:Htth (WO r*ll'$ .go. We Ire COI'IIitJUIIIy lfiOtJJfymg ltH:/ r.w'-w;nog oor po/ICJU lnd ptoe»dur.s. rtus ~,,.., we hlwt fi«:ID«<to p41bi1Sh SCA TE'\nty once 1 ~lr. The lorthcom;n~ eddk>tt will lftC/(Jde ~•tuitions I rom the previous Spring and FeJt Sftmctsters. It wit/ oe dlstriOUt«<ln fhf Spring 1nd c-an be us«<I(JIIn Editor: 11m CIOM'Jfffn~ at.tout ~~ letters lftdart~' abocit the c:.m,.,s boo«"~' Wl'lillt t agree tJJif ,_,.,.are unous pr~s ,,,.., " ' ' succeasluJ/y dfffMd~ ttl botd«S WJ lour d'l/t!IMI tltatS. Why lhM tJo OI"Qirtiz•ttOnS SUCh I I th• PLO InIt&t on long li$11 of tfffrUooat conc•s.s101ts from lsta-'? Old the United Stlte.s ewer consid., gfwng o.ck 1he Iandt It captuttd /rom Mexico? In tact, the PLO end tJ'Iery one ollsr•el's nttlghbors, With the ~~ceptlon ot Egypt, fkH1 not e~tfHJ ~~ognlze the leer '"" the St1te of lsn•l •x,srs In lUI lett« tr1W1t Morrd•y's Tnt SP«<ru<TI. Morc Wooldr~ ;mpl;es thlt the PL..O is nol• ,.,""''' org•nlzetKHt. Perhaps Mr. crtt#Ctsms ••t«U~HJ too tar wlten they addttssed thfl>ookst01e stJ/1. tn partlcullf I note ""'my requests-and lntJHd my $1H1Cfll and often lite req.,.$11-hl'te atways.lovrtd tudy and s.upponwe ~pon$ff OltM thiS response reoutrN .,,. and e11011 wtt,c;~t ..,..,., always prowd.., ~auntly end efllci«Jtly Tltls ;s my public tb~nJcs WooldrHJ~ should ex1mine ure PL.O'# ConJtUUtlon, whiCh \lOWS to I« that •~ie• Ootald Risblg de.&rror the ...ZiOnist •ntfry•• thtough whllev•r me•ns possible The m•ans the PLO hts used are almost putely teuorlst. I offer the dHth~ of innocent wom~n and Chlldrett m the Israeli torms ol l(trrat Sltemona •nd Mulot, •nd th• delthl of elnetJ Jnnocent llfllfflfl m lrllll'l~ •• t.he hands ot Faculty Senat4f5eefetary ]{jlowatt power tor thelollowlqg seme$l~ Economic.~llr thl¥ pqctlce will be EdltOl much more etUc~l'll Becauu SCA TE will nor be released wrt1l nexl ~. '"' Slw.ttt .AsSOCJ.IIIOtt hiS d~iopfld anolh~ mHfll'lot trt'ieWing te~Ch•r evaluatkHIJ ,,.,. l'tlfuatfrons wm 0. l'tllllb,. tot atudftnts .wry tJay thts we-o• Jrom 3-6 p.m. lithe Ac.edemH: Clearinghouse (Rm .3U Squlr•J and Wedttnday •nd Thursday •~enlrt~~slrom 6-8 p m In e<ldttion. 11ft hi~ an ff.-,CitMQ oppottunlty IlK stUdtltlt• Aloo , ..,11.. ~ •~ comment& ltom lt41MttN& and hun<lr«/1 ol lit/dents eboul 1/NU IHCIMrtl. So, Jl u..tff'l lttythittg ,.OU fiHd IO A.now about I tNCI)et N JUri lml "op 'n at rhe Clearlnghoul'• thiJ -· P:ffople SCA TE may not tea liz•. but c.~n be • po...,lul Ntrum.,-,t~ Dflparrmenra ar• lnterelled dl numb«&. thll-.ttow tiNy ~I · And •I - boyco/1 cia U.S Wdh poor tNCIJ«J OUt meuage wtlt JtJJel>f o. Mlrd While,.,.,.,. •ttiN CIMrrttg~Jou$e 'IOU CMJ 1t1tta.nra~ ol our oUter •~;ca-whlch 11t• al60 locus on tmpttWmg teaehmg 11 VB. F,, out • compJa,nt lorm rl you nave 1 probMm r~oth one ol your tolcMr& and we'U ht.(p you resol~ Jt Atso II yov hl't'e a reaCher Who hU not lo/to...., IM te•chlt'l/ po/oclfslel us know, we are wortl,g to m1k• • .,,.they do. 0... wdttw IIHnl 11 ..., - · j;p-Ond-- yOur ~elp C.lf SA ttK m«e mlonutiOif Of Mt -· us lno• if f041 ,.... anr ,.... AH ,..ople whO are intetested,., P'Y""J 50 to «J ,.,_, hlghel uti/Itt nte~ jn yeo~n. 1gnor. '"'' , . , , Thfttett ot you snould coma to a rally this 1M PLO u . - . - ol tlleu lfffOI'JI mNns. aiH/a purely tiM,.., ''" t«ff>'itt pol~ey Thftu evwtts " ' lhf ttp of en ICIIOUig ol PLO lttlclct on /Jta#lllnd lsnttlfs. Wntn attverat bombs pl~c«J oy rhe PLO w•nt off In • c1owded JervJifttm mlt*et/JIIce. lsretl ~In "'ds Jnto Leb1non. The "'gttts Of thtse rafds wete PLO lttonghoJds. Mr. Wooldridge 1/ro ,.,.,t-ons mar the fsr•ell go'lflnm,.,r ''nor 1 peaceful ont. I hi-. tO tf!tOIId#lr IIOW a fJatiOif Saturday, O.C.mlHtr $, at , t a.m.. m front of th• NfiQirl Mohewk. he•dquarters In dowrrtown Buffllo. NYPIRG, along with 1 coalition of other envlfonmerttll and llt1or groups will 1>e r~lly;ng ag1fnst the completiOn of the Nine M tle Point II nCJCielf power la~l1ty ThiS IUCIOf. lflhougft It II ~guilt in Osw<90, .s owned to~ly by N ..QI,. MOIIaW'- (41 Pffi'CM(J. Wtlh lllCO, RG&E, c:.tt/,.1 Hud..,., end NYSEG • • ..u~ ,,.. <tOI!I•-. Ottgoged m yaryJng dffg(fts ol nostflny 01 ,.,.n hOly ...,,,., can possibly IW7tl~n sm•~~« lnveJtOf&. De$llned toM rn. largest construction pro~«:t ...., In the history ol New Vor•. It Is now esflmat«< to COlt SS.5 biUion upon comp~etlon SlnrA 111 Otlg1n~Jt cost es/imlle was S311.7 milliOn. this trans/lies I!Ut> • 1/nlsbH prOduct lMt Wtll be at lei II 1370 P«t»f!l .P•'-•tln~ns Ngen ~ war O.,..fltlght. rtrls w•s the W•r o/ lndtpen~ P.tlf!st~niaJJ leld•rs told theft follower$ to le•ve lsn•t. They '111«1• IOid thll ttwy could return wMn they had won the w1r WhM til• war had~ won, lh• Ptt.stlnllnl were not the VleiOfl. In ttte lew Atab counttles wltlt.h hid bHn willing 10 IIIce I he sell· trtldfl ratugHI, camps wete tel up. Young P"(_estm11n ch1fdren rec•lwHI 1n ertensl 'te #Jducltion In mllhemltlc.s, leemlrtg ttow to s£Jbi1"1Ct ''diry Jews /rom Oiny J•w., .. In l•ght of thiS niltory. lottg olllt•oJI w~th<lnwttJ end otJNr tl«nlnds ltom the PLO should, lit but, be c:Nt ol S3100 ~ kltowatt-moffflhln tWiCe IS much •• eny ol 30 othet nucl~llr teactora around the country. Whate'tfr yout IHIIng$ •bout the ovtralltalety and. relllbilitr ol nuc~lf power, one t.hmg Is C.rllln hfii.,_Nine Mite Pomt II'' .conomk:ally unufe. Lucktly, 1"- I'Oftt IO halt eonstruct.lotr ol tM Nln• Mt#e PoMr II plant 1.- lar from U'n1J0$1U:Jie. The Publ.c s.nriu Commlsalon IPSe/ ltas etrHtlf traltffd cohttructloo lUI• ...............0 ,,. Pto hearlnga wJJ/ be Mid In Hrly O.O.m~ NYPiRG and OUtet groups wHI,. tepres.,red with <.... expert testimony. The 'Stop Nino Allie Point , .. P*fltion drlwJ •6 d!I W}ftglO 8 close. and Slacb of Pfflltlon • Siattt--wtM oe. Plfta«tted to ,,. 11•• TIN S.tunloy ,.fly, the pftmon .sg,.tur••· tS e •how o1 OnldE. Koon!Q Unhefslty Student ouveo- Comt out on Decemb.,- 5 " 1f e.m. and allow ClCNtl411ftfff your•WJPOn. OUiet eoqu'-ICM<:e In lhll m•ll« ,. • •lfln•l to N~p.re AIONWic U..t DOIJIIJ,_.,. are willtng to ~Y 101 tM urlllty'a " " " ' 1rtd ot our mltm_,.,.,.,.,, _.,., _ , . Wit/tout-~ Name wllhhekl upon request ' Dog's world Edltor. TM• ,.,., is olmtclot Boo The Fly. You diSIJU" mo, All Fly, lor th~ lollowittg rHionL 1} How can you J>OIItb/r compete ARI/niJ a fly with lot1UrlttiJ• dog> You •toted /~at tts RI!Jgs SQCtashed. fty •giU'tll 8 WlhdoW. Sire did not poke ~ /ly'o .,., our, "or did,,. pull ollll•log• nor torlure it In any Wfy. SM dkJ not subJect Ute II'( ~o the Chinese water tonur• or 1ny othtt 1uch IUIIOl'UIIJ. M•. RIIJIJ• kl/ltclthelly tnsi•ntly and without plln or torture. torturing a dog 11 worie then killirr!J • lty • ZJ Frtes urw no purpos• TMy •~ ~f"l$ttes th•t tHd ott ol otfNf IWittiJI~h'l/1 Ond Should not bo toler-a ~H. 3) You, lit. Fly, .,. truly • {HII ln tvety sMsa otthe word. You ma.lfe m•ltch all over. You m••• my h1lr /a# OUI. I /Uit • In/ to ICfltCh 'IOU o/1 the /ace olthl• pl•ntl. S.m tho 8oogt. Unl-oltyllog he4o. _ ...,_11--· -/fry. •loftf--"'""' ralftlcw tiN ~Itt cottctJJiona, not llt.tel. Among th••• conceulons should o. ad-'"lltlng that P~/Jttlne no Jonget ' fltltl$, r«:;t)fnfllng /he fiCI the( lite Stilt oiiJrllel does flttSI, end IDandottlng itl letrorist campaign to luael Into the se-e.,.. Unt# the1e eottwi&IOns are mact... tM .,,~,.P'OHd Palestlttt.n plight wnll continu. ··dr,.,. ''tl"''"'''~'hef«< I tom -ciflzOfii0/'0</ndi"PSC. 1-1 /gActullly. It II tether ObVIOU$ lhll 1houkl be making the can tab p111c.. EJ..-.n dar• ol $ 4 Academlc Afta•r• OhectOf ••r 11r1•1 waa cr•11tNI, thtt NJM Mile Point 1111 a.n until 1 further 'n'tfttlgat14n Etst and should~ ,.membered lor tafrneu In an area ot on• tided views. Bom /etten bring QIIOtts ovt ot cont•xt 01 from unkttown IOUtCH' I ~ud anyOne Wl>of1"-• 1"-k vJ,ews. The only PHC. will com• Is by t>oth .tkHs thlnltlng ot tile oth.,. Tht nlstory ollhe cumtnt Plllflllnlln situation ;s an ltutresrlng one. Whert the Sr.,e ot OWtf tltf/18/ pto;M;.Iiot'l~ ""*''""' ., • '" "Anti-SMnittlht, •· tiN luthot mort QUIIIf*l to JIXIIJe IM A,.bl/rru/1 />IOOiem b«"aus.e she I• J•wiah lnd ttu l>Hn to lsrBel. 1 btlltwt that'"' ;1 partralto one side by these very facts. A mote dlspanlonete vJe w '' needed to tnd watt . In the first Iotter th• authOI be.moens lltfl Presld#Mt'S \'Ott g•ttlng techniques •• ...underbettdffd.." He efUJ Otlngs $eYer.l quotes out ol nowhffte such •s. ..Do rt tor Anw11 .. The President's lldmlqueJ ,,. the weys of all polltlell " " ' " tLook up '"{ogrol/lng'"ltt 1ny boO• on government.} Wltlt I$ wrong with Mr. Sodof's po/lc/..1 He helpl!d bring some pe•ce to thfl Middle •/Ill$ thll .sh. il ~act/ul ec:onomn: dtsaat., II oontple/«1, if . , , 1» Tltis is In reply to • Spectrum etlttorlaland letter on NoYemHt 13. In "'Oo 11 lot Anwer'l'' tf'te autnof' IS ~•rly nor f1mlll11 with the us ConstltuUon. Itt lite Ulttlt<l Stat~s I1«JpJe (and ed1IOf$ IOO'J art entttfed M theu QPfnkJn. That,, why htS lelrtr w•r /Nintffd. H" QPfffJing ,.,~gflph, In which he laments The Specuum'. t bftt•t "'" you can give your opln#on, lhows thll htt ~nly wlshea to tH his Side In the pllp~t. In • Iller section end In the tetter "Antl&mit11m." tht authots begWt 8CCU5ing e~ttrylhlng and eYei)'OIJe that even ,.,.orely suggest tMt the lsre•/1 andlot J*Wish side ,.n'ttho Ottly •"'- lui~ - �n Dea r Ronnie; on tltt Dllght« tide. you ""In Ednor: This Is • ltUer 10 Ronald Aea.gan Let me IPtl/1: frankly lor a mom~nt on this m•uy Mile ec:ottomlc s1tu•t10n you seemed ro M ln~lwKI w1th. ~o.w t•wt given I lew moments thought to the w'flolt lttlng. and I don't ~H Whit ewfYOM down ' " - ' It confus.fd I Doell. lOt me SOCtlltttCUflt'l OIIIC.$. Get the ~~tnol~ mtss out of govtrament 1nd Nt ptrntelirms bkiiOI runnmg 111e tHOOIItrl. 11 otWid be Face'' Ron, you'rt ln 1 ret/ pickle " ' ' '· This Is no time to pta y Mr. nice fil'f· For a tM~ yov .,ltf,. Ttte SUNY Board ol Trusrees haa ln,l;l11ed 1 new..$20 fPpllcatton run on • proftr O.sts bke an in.tcHince company. 011 surf. you'll gel a lill,. gnll and fH lot consldtrat#on of adm,ulon to any ol the SVf!IY graduate JehOO#.S. The Gtaduate ~udtnt AUOCtiOon (GSA) SMfatl, II tn•tr 1111 meetlng,pautHI the following rtSOiuiiOIJ 11klttQ /01 Itt. bUteiUCf.BIIc quagmlfe we're now uughtin. .,.,. on,,. ,,.de "'''" sitslung evHY progrtm Now Irs/~ Ron. about seiJ,ng •" ,,.,, ••r mat..,lat.s to tnose middl~ast hotheldl. Do ill M•rlt wnot htpfW!IKI? A ltw poopltt ovoryth/ng up by Just 30 ptrctot right s;ghl. 111n cryMQ about tllelrf>ef$01111 proolflfns 01 &Orin* lamtlr m.mt»t Cutes tht dU1t fm•~•ttly and 'IOU go and get toll all over lhe pit c.. S. serkws ntre Ron, 1 few w#l IUfl~. bUt thiS t.S UftiW'OidlbM. Now t dOn ·r want ro sound nean/eu ntre, but you'Ve got ro md ww could sJJow enough JHOIIt to pa~ 101 out own war toys' 8ut bit •man about the wt'lole tllmg. Let's not go stnding anything nuclelf oV« tfler• beelua• ~ou ~now tt.YII act ttlt• bd.s wttft flttttltf we'W got to dO. Fitlr cut all roy.s ana run out to use'"*"'· • KtfP to the oonventk>nat 51ufl,.l ftw atrplanet, some tanka. rhey'Jt be 11appy. AJso get a JIIW ei'QIM:«S worttng on sett-destrvct dfVICfS, We•tt llHP IIJOSI of coutlt Just to kHP everyone from pewng to lns•y w1111 04.11 own _ , , _ Thill• of 1M tnlflffllbiiiiY of I lifm of AWAC$ crulllng along and aU of I Iudden their wings pop oil. tt'll 0. a roar. (01 OOUtU wtt won•r ltlJ llllm expense accounts ol $Mietors. lboUtll.) tum a deaf'''· You can't let t rew crybiOy IJIHral congttssmen get you down They get 1 lfttle squlmtsh at the idel or curtmg OUT the deadO.IIs beeauae someone might t1kt 1 lillie o/oltr looJc ' ' wttot they dO' (Pwsonotty t thin• ~ Eduor IMtment abu1e. but tr-s bOund to be more elf~nt tllln t,.e so tn Against the fee ..n sratt anti J»r""'rwl ""' wort U'IJIIM MWkJ ~more than omptt.J Now look Ron. Hert's what Congttumen, end.otlt., ffld«et omployHI by SO porc•~t. 01 cou.ru, they'll &e~Hm 1~•• sttKJc PIQS. but you u.n IG'~ '"'' Hilty enough by uoliOIIfll/ your pnont ttumber ttnd not opening your mall Second. send oack th• c:hfn• Ron. RHI O.d .mcwe pubhC1ty 11r11• A#SQ, '-1 IN throw M ,.._IIIII you un &top worrymg ll>OUI tM Russ''"' tor • white. Ttrtty aJe pnllr emo.nessMI ~ th1t te~O lnC:Id«tt wtth SwecNtt I mee.n. ··woops, we got loft, d"srt'l outre co~r 11 Tneu 11ces ,,. rtd, And lbolll IIIII nucfNI prottstlng lid Oott'l pe~ any ettMIH>n to tt How un you taU a QrtWP ot wf'l'lt.adolecsanta .seriOusly when they claJm to lear 101 the envl1onment and thtlt own bOd~es 111 the _,,,,. leaving • ot OHr cans. poll to Ctup bags. '"JJ l"d pot $tnOAe1' W.,l Mr. PriJ nr. I'm ture you rHIIll lhll t.hll I just a lOUgh OtJIIIIII. end $0tt'Je SIIUIIkH?I 'ilriU , ,... '"'' 1'80tnll lf»Ctll oonJJde.ra,ont, but lUst remem/Hr ,.,..,.,. Ne.rr up 11 fllleUare. How rhtJ It a pretty roudtr ;asw to tiHI • •tit. so t IUQQfll not de1l1ng wtfh if. CUI tt ouf Ill l . t l t l f M tortl - 1 - r t y po, you un't out 11 out s.nocts.fJ'. •" prOO.I>Iy your Mil If you ~,,. ony sptefO/ ,,.,.t»>Pfe P<J#d jnto u all tM" 1~1 ertd ttt.y del.,.,. to be 11~tn au• Editor. r woukll1k1 to 11te time to thank~· that ~nrtictpll«< tn the Cllllord Futn•• College 24 hour Volleyball M llllhon to oenellt United Way A thanu goes to out cosponsor ltttramuull Sports and R'ecrf111on11 O.pertment (Ed l Wnghtlnd $tiff} lor providing workttr tr lbe Amnent SUOO,. ma•lng tt possif>ll to remeln open 24 houri, Norman Butk.ow&M of Coca-Cole and thl lollow;ng Cottegcr H. Roen~ C.fSOfl IIHIC''' ,.,,.o; Collt/1t, iRCB'tfi~l). Mlmi(!(OIOCfl Ei«tfiCII o'epa5tmMt (Amherst Campuo), Sigmo Aipho Mu, P•tty Oll·~mpu$ PT Law T~am and the sl~ CIIIICKd Furn.s Nowakowdi. Coli~• Je•m•. All procHdl that the solutiOn thttt c•u••• thtt lol.ldett ®fOUnt from CongrHI is ure ot ., ,,..., twtllpht yHfl unmed~rt A special t hanks qutlllons or oommMts p11111 IHI lrH to utt me any WHitdey ,,,., 1 30 p m, or ...,..«J~Cts ,,,., ~.:00 Plt'l Y041hl.,. l tNinit»dly~. and I'll be .,,,. 10 wr111 and kHP you up to dill on how your doing. Should b.... turned In to CliiiOtd Furnas Coll~e. Room .f.siA, 15315-2344 or 636-4544 oy Nowm18. T1t1nk you o. CartMn Caruso Spo(ta OitedOf. Clifford Furnas College t.CII;on of llt" IH. II IS .,..,,h out tntenuon to WOflt. tfle Student Association and SASU to SH I hit thiS lpp/ICIIJon IH (S ennutled. WHEREAS. t $20.00 opp/IC.tlon Itt lor OtldUIIe Scl?ool /Jas r.untly OHtJ msmut~ by SUf!IY-e.nlfal as • means of geno11tmg independent revenues ltom UB WHEREAS. thl$ IN dJICf,minates 1011f1SI members of those constlhJtncles which the umvMSJty es I put:JI}C msmuuon "'' • s~Jel responsfblllty 10 senw, cp«iltulfy thOIII srudenll oommg I rom ltrtlnCtllly and $0Ctlll'f hltd ,-.utHJ .ugmems ol Ute _,.,lon WHEREAS. UB wttl r~io;e ontr 50 /HtCftnt o1 rh• monJt• colhtcted •nd may IVMI ~mOlt to COlleCt the/" thin '' riJCfJtVIS Jn ttJII(lnues liE IT RESOLVED THAT, the Graduate Stvdtnl Auoctatlon oO}K.ts to th• tHinciple thll "'ltJdependlllt" ,..,.,ues M colt«:ted., '"' ••J»ttte ot the student t iKI opposes the lmp0sft/olt ot '"' lppiiC.,to.n fH. In additiOn, Wll dem1nd thll th•IH be "$Cin61d IIJ!-t•tr Oory L. CUt*~ GSA Exeeuu.. ColnmlttM MldiMIC.n Un,vetsity student -2-IMIIl!o __ , �~ · ~ · ~ · ~-~·~· ~ · ~ · ~ ~- -CHRISTMAS RECESS Food Service-Board Contract Service WILL BE AVAILABLE RED JACKET DINING ROOM ELLICOTT COMPLEXDuring the last three weeks of CHRISTMAS RECESS January 4th thru Jan. 22nd ..---LUNCH & DINNER-------. MONDAYTHRU FRIDAY L - - - - $ 35° 0 per week------' ~ Purchase contracts for one(1), two (2) or three (3) weeks, at any Board Contract Dining Room or The Statler Com. mLssary. <... - - - - -.CONTRACTS W I T H - - - - PAYMENT MUST BE IN BY MONDAY DECEMBER 7th!!! ·~·%·~·~·~·%·~·~~ 10.- --·- ·'--*' . �Showdown lurks as superpower policy shifts gears ~ssible scenario: For some two weeks both NATO and Warsaw Pact troops have been placed on full mflftary alert, each side waiting and fearing that the other Is about to launch a full scale cortventfonal mflltary attack.. By .IOSEPH 8 . ZINGALE hen the Soviet UniOn. acquired the ability-in the early 1960's-to launch highly destructlw nuclear miss~ at populated 1 targets deep wltl*l the United States, a fundamental , shift In the US commltmeflt to defend Western furq)e also occured. Prior to the Sovle1s alllllnment ol the ab41lty to destroy US dtles, US official policy reglllding any Soviet ac:lvanc:ement ..-.st Western furq)e ~~o-as to launch an aD alt noclear attack upon the Sovie1s 1l1i$ policy WAS formulated dl.aing the Elsenhowcr Administration by Sec:reu>ry ol State John Fotter Dulles and came to t. """"""' as the policy ol Massive IWtallation. Oetenoncc strat•ts ~ that the threat ol lnOicHng ui'IIIQCeP!llblt ~upon the Soviet was tbe best way to deter the ScMeto &om Initiating an atteck. 1lle slratf91Jts rcuon that any potential W oggressor would rationally wel!tl off his potential gains against the potential losses. Hence. they concluded that the threat of massive retaliation would t. a creditable <kterrent due to the ma9"ilude ol the damage the Sovtets would receive. , • Needless to say, this policy resided In the fact that the ScMeu could not lnfllcl Ull<!>OOeptablelevels ol damoge upon the United States should the US c:llooM to respond to a Russian mcrOilehment with noclear weapons. Yet. when the Sqylets attained sufficient quMtltles and the needed oa:uracy to desuoy New Yori< should Klev be desuoyed. Amelcan stra!e9sts quickly de-emphasized Its former wllllngness to automadcally respond to any Soviet oggruslon a,galnst Western Europe. With the Soviets ~~ ollorQ-range Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBM's). the Untied States strategy of massive relllllatiOn lost all Itt aedlbility simply because the actuollmplementatiOn of the policy would trigger an aU-out thermal-nuclear attack on the United States. Realimg ti-Os, President John F. Kennedy and Secr1110ry ol. Defense Robert McNamara were lnslnlmentalln developing the theory ol a limited wa. capability. It Is bellewd that the limited war capabltity would add to ~ by prcMdtng the means to demonstrate America's resolu. without automatically resulting In mutual suicide. Sooe the Kennedy Administration's first pronounoements on the noCion ollimbed nuclear war e- POUCY SHIFTS- 12 �I fl1JjjJffi] Policy shifts \ iiiii ia IIConllnuOd lrom Pill• 11 were advanced, both nations ha~~e deployed numerous weapon systems specifically designed to wage nua~ war oo the European aontinenl. With the growing peace movements sweeping across' the European eolltinent, many European citizens both In the Warsaw Pact nations as well as In Western Europe are demanding that both super powws abandon their strategies for slugging it out with tacJical nuclear weapons slfould deterence faU. Such an exchange would certainly resull In the total destruction of almost eve.y major city In Europe as well as annihilating millions of innocent men, wocnen, • aDd children on both sides of the Iron Curtain. Presently. the nll1ion of West Germany has more nuclear weapons stationed on its soil per square mile than any other nation in the v.-prk!. When President Ronald Reagan announced his Administration's ·zero option" two wOO<s ago, Soviet lellder Leonid Bret.hnev surprised many when he failed to dismiss the American proposal as sheer rhetoric. Under the Reagan proposal, the NATO alliance would halt deployment of 572 of the nev.• generation Pershing II and Ground launched Cruise Missiles II the Soviets would agree to dismantle some 600 already deployed ss·20. ss-4 and ss·S missiles. ln a response to the Reagan offer, Brezhnev countered with a Soviet oiler to dismantle many o! their medium range ss·4 and ss·S and would additionally dlsmanUe a larger number of their new 250 ss-20 missiles II Washington would agree io institute an immediate freeze on the existing missile systems on both sides. Having entered into talks designed to reduce the numbers of nuclear weapons stationed in Europe this past Monday in Geneva, both natioos ha~~e not only admitted that something must be done to slop this seemingly unending esc<>lation in nuclear weaponry. but also have raised hopes in many nations Jhroughout Europe that reason and negotiations can create a safer continent , whloh would be free of the threat of limited nuclear war. DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE .REGISTERING FOR? THE · 1) What does UAW stand far? 2} Who is the new pres;dcnt o! Honduras? 3} What is the capital of South Carollno? 4} Name the ScMct dissident who is currently staging~ hunger $trike to loroe Moscow to allow his daughter·ln·low to emigrate to the United S.C.A. T .E .. RESULTS ARE IN!! l JOO's OF STUDENT COMMENTS ABOUT INSTR.U CTORS Available at Rm. 324 Squire Hall, M.S.C. States? 5) Name the~~ countries !hot border on France. 6) What does the 26th amm<!ndment to the US Coostifutian say? 7) What island nation sUnm.ed a COUp attempt-alledgedly spooso<ed by South Alric;,-last week? • 8) Where are this week's arms limitation talks being held? 9) Name the fiv<t countries whiCh produoc the most automobiles. 10) Where Is the geographic conter of New York State? 11} Name the two sets of Preoidents who were Grandfather and Grandson. 12) Who Is the leader ol the Third Farce Protestant guen1lla army in Northern lreiMd? 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IJS.JJJ9 ••• - ...... ,..,..... ..................................~..--~..........~ ~--------. . . .~·~ . -~0..-----------12 Tlle'-'""" · w~.2-t118t ~---- ----· ·--J!'"* ._,..- --- - ·~~Wc...·r-·-o.,.. · ~:.....,..·.....,~ �i Soutb African spurs a small island revolt L r.. , ' _ By DAVID DEliSI ,...,n L<land of 60,000 in the Indian Sq>oh<h i. a notion Oce:m. ~·of MoOOgasa:u, The Seyc;heiJes Soclanst gow<M!OOlt !Mt \'l(!ek SU<XIt1$sfu1Jy put dawn a coup attllmpr led by Colonel Michael Ho.>re. a residonL of South Africa. Hoar" !!rot """"' to -lll!rNitiav>l altmtlon 11/hm he led • mercenary army inro the Congo-n<:MI Zaire-ln 1964, reooJitlg 2000 whlti!S and crushing the natiav>l r~. Hoa"' and his muldnalicnol meroenanes ntJmbered 44. Landing In Seycholles. he Cried to kill President l'tancl< Albert Reoe, but was caught before ho could make the actual attompr. ~ the """cenaries hiacked a jet to Duri>M. South Africa, much to the embomlssmenr of the -""'""'· Colonel Hoare and ~""""' then ..,...ted and tn>ns to Zooderwater prison neor otoria. The~ will be am>igncd In court fer hljaddqg. which carries a maximum thirty year jallterm T he Alrikaan6·1a~ &!eld qUOted an Wlll4mod $OUtOO as sa)iing rich Seyohelles businessmen backed the . . -, .:-• ~ .. • coup agailSt the Monci3t !IO''emm<nt. which two years ago IICCUsed the South Afrioan _....,..,,of lr)linglo oust ROM. The $cycheJies gc>110mment is also poinling ro Protoria ogain for financing this unsua.oisful ooup. South African Forclgol Mlnlsrer Ptk Borha oonf""'-'d that dlssldenr ~II! groops had requested help ~om the apartboid !)Cl\IB1Un<!!ll, but they refusl!d ro old them "GaJemment policy forbids tntetlerenc:e in the domc!sric affair$ of other oountries." Bocha said to tho PII!SS. I The'African community ,,ppeo>s ro be holding back before oondcmning Sourh Africa as an ac<lOillpllcc. T.,.,..;an President · Julius Neyer..- called on rhe nolions of the world 10 ~ that South Africa hand """' the """""""lies to 5<ychelles fcw an International lnvestlgatlon inro tho background and linanang of the terrorist attack. Afl'fl/lQJn orlidal• ccndomned the roup al(ompt urging thar · punlsitnont be meted out to the porpemotcws: The US 9D'""""""'t . also dmied chatges that the mer~ m:dved backing from the Cmtrallnte!Jtlena! Agency. In ~les. mc.>anWhlle, a state . . of omergency still exisrs. with all residents confined to thcir homes. Police in ~ reported thar , they had captured 10 rnembor-s o1 tho mercenary foroe while they .....,.. lJYing to escape from the island. The loader, Colonel Hoare, was . r Honduras elects a president which poi a sodaltli1 gowmment In powor, has allegodl,l been horoorlng gumlllas who halll> launched raids against the Honduran miitary -"'"""'- u.flist armk!s from El Salvador, flghdng the American supported gowmment there. how also ..., action in Honduras. By balling lh<t elootlans and the subsequ<mr cMII.m i-uJo. currmt President Gmeral Pollcarpo Paz Gore;., hopes lo q.M!fla ~lai"uprtsing In l~s oounuy. Pat told hls countrymen rhat Hoodoras could be,c:omo a modcl fOr Central America by achieving a workable gowmment ll>rou!#> clomocradc and nor ~means, T ho GmeraJ asserted thar the lll'ln<'d f<lrOe$ woultl play no polilical role in the •lectJons "'""''" ro koop the PMOO and hod no lntorost or ~ far any olrho parties. He also promised that the elections """'ld be ·c~oan.· There was no imrnedli/lte r..,.,.,.. from the S111re Ooparunont, ollhoU9> il Could bo ""JX'Cled that Washlngton will applaud and support the p.o-Amorican presldenl A rlglt·- .g ~In the slril~>-torn regan coold play a key role. both polllically and milltortly, in United Smtes loroi!Jl ~. Honduran election offtdals oslinlaled that 1.3 of the 1.5 <'iigiblo 11010'5 rumed out. Any UOIEJ 14-ho falls IO cast a bo.llot can tochnlcaly bo filled $250, olthoug, thar low ;, rar<!ly eniO<oed. Also up fer <lediOn were 80 OOI1!jl'eSslonal oeats and 283 mayoral position< ..~ - · (,_,;., """' by ""' Uborol Party. FOr the first 1inJo _. lellist partll!s - . , .ollowed to run, They mode 11«1< gains. .something of a loll< hero to South Africa'< while minority bocau«! ol his daring vlcrory"""' tho Congo and hls prejudiced view of wNte suporlority"""' the blad< ·enemy: The South Alo1qton 9<"'-""'"""'t must now dedde .. h.lbe to PrOS<'ctlle him undor thdr sttff hijocldng law Md risk an inrern.>l backlash. n,. low was originally written ro det..- blod< underground mowments from using hijacking as a form of pro,._,t against the racist gouornrncnr. �-· -_ ...·_. - - ·o·N · ·N-~·r1· . ' Auto industry tries to pry concessions from UAW - - - - - - - - - - - - - By DAVID DEUSI ' Clvysle< ~ !JilYO up 0 total' of $16,000 each in wage and benefit , Fra~~er must With the mrt ol the 1982 car~. lhm1 was the hope ola r~ aJts. demand kr Amo:rtcan·mado automdllles. This opllmlsm qulddy lumed It Is n'lofe chan likely that the Detroit meot~re will result in the reopenlng 'nlo despoir as dome$dc auto procluctior) lllmblecl another 25 percent &om be. wary of accepting of the contract, which expires In 10 month$. In exchange lor Its l<n'r• low ...... ol 7.2 million cat$. <CIO<e$$ionS. the union wants a hold on further job layoffs While the Now. laood With l'urther job looses. the l)nlted Aulo Work~ union r.ompanies argue lll!hemently against such job S<!CJrity. The companies (UAW) faces a aitlcal ~!her reopen oontracl nogo&tions With vant a ten month wage freez~ GM and Ford It appeal$ are willing lo oiler Ford ond General Motors (GMI to reduce labor- ~ or risk l'urther job ' profit sharing piM s1mllar to the one Ovysler 9"'ntod Its work.... They ond mari<<tt looses to Japanese <lOI\'lpetitors. also would be wdling to tie employment level$ to production volume or to The question will be the topic ol clioc:usoion at a meeting of the UAW L!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-' the CO!llPOflV's market share In return for the urgently requested cuts. executi\00 board, ochediJled for Docember HO in DetroiL A UAW agr......,..t to freeze wag!!$. forgo two oost of IMng adjustments ond give up nine paJtH.Qildoyo in 1982 may be partolthe c::onceosioo package. All togethor, these arc expected to save Fad and GM a total ol oo- S500 miDlon and $1 billion. ~Chrysler has a scpara~ <i>ntJact with the UAW and would be unaffected by the new ag,eement. T heoe savings on labor- costs would not beimmediaWy passed onto the """'"""" bocause tht Indus by ls alroady operatire at a S I billion deflc:iL The~ would. however. be able to at least break ewn at the c:unent auto prio< lowls. ~ automokon enjoy • CO!\ advan- of $1500 per car over US producers-$900 of whJch Is >Uributl>ble to L\bo< costs. In <lido. to becom<> more <lOI\'lpetitM," wage frC!OU olthese four~ would be .-..ry,lns~ of the 10 month tdd being contemplated by the UAW. To oliminate the remainirlg monetary an ....rhaul of facrories ~ 8Qiliplnent iS vitally !*dod. GM and l'onl had planned to spend $80 .billion retoolll)g 1o part ol Japan's 25 pment &!we ol tht Amo:rtcan automcbik! mari<<lt by 1985. With a conlhlous decllne In sales, neither A111<!11C0n oompany has been able to maintain a steady flow or in-tment e>ipenchturos and, as a result, 20 plants howe been closed With a pennonent job loss of 50.000 Job•. atlvan-. -!we W~ws~the UAW execu!IW board meets"""'""""'· aD of this wiD be t.akal Into aocount as to whether or not a new connct will be written. UAW President Douglas m.- must be wary of aclQ!;>IIng coooessions too <laSl1y becauoe of the PfCSSUfe auto manufacturers are puttire on the unioo, Ford Chairman Philip Caldwell told Fortune mogazine that ·unless labor costs are.lowwed now. we willlr.lnS1er P<oduction abroad of many auto oomponmts 0\ICI'Seas." But Fraiet callod this a bluff to fO<OI'. more concessions from the auto union. F"""" Is also worried that too many cuts wiD not gain union rati!lcation. Afte< thtee tOUnds ol c:<:ne:<PSSions to Chtysler. the UAW Prosldent told &.slness Week that 'It becomes more difficult each time." LMt year. BEER BLAST 30KEGS $1.00 Admission· 3 Beers for $1 TALB~RT BULL PEN Sat" Dec. 5th from 9:3Q pm · 1:30am A f.o.-cMn.ckt car INTERESTED IN ACTUARIAL SCIENCE? Come to Rm. 339 Squire, MSC Friday, Dec. 4th at · 2:00pm 97 Rock n ' RoiL Machine With Radio Per3onality DOOR PRIZES: 97'Rock T..Shirt11 &: Hats Albwrull Pr. Concert Tit:NetJJ ... ..,...m,... ,..........., ~~~~..,. Come hear the atar of "Hogan'• Heroea" and "Daya of Our Livea" ~ about life aa an actor aiid a Jew. S~mday, Dec. 6, 1 pm at UB Hillel 40 Capen Blvd. Bnmch ia aerved. AU welcome! Reminder: "So You Want to Be A Lawyer" with Richard l.ippet,attomey Eo, SA and tbe Si.,.. Club 7:30pDiia219 100011 out ol NIOQtra Falls Blvd.· Alnh•rst I Term popors, Resu,.,, Special Pro)Kts, Thaslau • OUR Se£CI.'LTY II 10°/o DISCOUNT· ORDER OVER $10 oNANY with this coupon! 1 1 1 Schussmelster Ski Club embershlp drlv edds A. Cour- Not lleted But Will Be Offered CH 420 Child Mental Health (3 u .) Moo 6:50-9:30 p.m. Room 204 Clemens Instructor: Edelman Reg. no. 458717 Friday Dec. 4 B. Cour.U lnc:onectly Lleted, To Be Offered CH 255 Workshop In Human ~uallty (2 cr .) A mlni1:0Ul'se for juniors and seniors. To meet Tuesdays for one month only (2/16 to 3/9) plus week.OO of 3113. Mandatory $25 fee- Tues., 6:50-9:20 p.m. Room 271 Capen l Mtructor: Sldare Reg. no. 495905 Office Hours: CH 270 Social Hletory of Amedcan.Health (3 u .) Mon. Wed. 9:0().10:20 a.m. Room 316 FUlmen . lnstructcx: Crawford Reg. no. 451436 M·F 9·4:30 Extended Hours: Thura.~S Fri. Dec. 4 9·8pm . Rm 7 ·Squire Hall C. Sections Publlahed But WUI Not Be Offered CH 103, Sec 3 will not be offered CH 355 lab, will not be offered CH 269, Sec6 will not be offered For Information Oil th-or ally College H ~aa cal) 656-2245 or ~Ill at D-103 Porter. 831·3591 I II I I Shf!tp Black Copies es low as 7c Each / , I Lowest Printing Prices In Area • StOp tn & SHI 1 CouDOn Q00C1 on Copies and Printing 1 G~ thru 12131181•••••••• Spring 1982 College H Courses Cbange.s from Published Scbedule UB SKI TEAM Robert Clary, television actor, speot World WarD ia a camp-but it wam't the POW camp of "Horan'• Heroea," it waa a Conc:eotration Camp. I 3975 Ridge Lea Rd.· tbo'"""K·II•"l 833·1704 I I ••••••Offer Feat uring Delulebn.rn'• Sporlln& Good.!El,llcotlvi/le Shop •••COPIES NOW • PRINTERS••• �Bill flte- <trnnstitutinn suruiut tltt century ? --------------~----------BvSYDCASSYD Wa ilh the debt Cl!lling now at coo b1IUon dollars, and with 32 Jtate logislotureo; alroady petilioning Cong,ess to Opp.""" an ~t "Sut the Senate has never thought it was urgent enou!tlto give It tho. lime ond debate 11 ond moke !hose decisions." sold Mblhlas. Does he think the 1...:1< of a pl<>n will damage tho 111ttion? • rcquimg balanced federal budge\•• drive. to hold • Gonstitull<lnol Convention may be reached this )l<!l>r. Only two more states .-1 to JOin this """""""'t bel<re Congress will be forced to act on this single ossue. What happens then is the """"'"' of two major eorrrnntees. tho Senate Judie:ial)l and the. HOU$C Committee on the Judldory, Tiw final two s,.tes haven't signed tho caD for a corwmtlon, biJt lobdeni lh tho Senate ond the Hou~ are afraid that the lriDion dollar debt celing just passed by Cong,ess wiiJ moke them take the tonal move this fall, as slbtelogislotutes convene. Since I 787. when Aloxandot Hamillon set forth Article Flw. wlth our Founcli!1g Father~. Benjamin Franklin, James Madi>oo. ond olhors. the Slbt< petition of 34 Slbles Is P'""nJ>t<ry. The convention must be called ~ · The possibility ol this convention scares...,. in Washington. They view this moue into an unchartOO tenit<ry. l<r which there Is no pt""X!dont except the great 1787 mcoting in Philoclelphla, as radical. Can a ConsUIUtional Convention be limited to a single Issue? 10ough Arlicle Flw of the low Is specific about the '100$t-call." "'ill the 5up<eme Court haw the aulhooty t~ tho parameters o/what can be discussed? c · ..:>enator C1w1o:s . Mbthias IR·Maryland). a member of the JudiC:ial)l Committee questioning Justice O'Coonor. brou9'll thai posslbUity Into the open, &cause the Constitution Is silen•about details o/ a oonventlon. he asked the Justice her vleWo. H<'1 answer WM non<OmmitW. Not so the seoat<r, who labeled the no4ion of the oonstltullonal r~lon throu!tl• "'""""'lion as ·a time·bornb which is under tho bed ticking away.· "II o.<>Uid be a tragic way to hold lh<; bicontennial amiversary, to tear it up. I think lt would be a bod time to Ufl'OOI aU ol our oonstitutional principles ond to le& down the ~bric ol govcnnment which has been so iUCleeSsful f<r two cmiUTios: he states whm asked about some Senate action at this time, Tiw ide.1 ol the Con"""tlon, though passed by In Washlngtcn news bureaus, has been b<ewtng fO< many~· Richard Nixon, in 1972, was against n. 'When you talk of something as radical ond f~~t·reodling as a Constitull<lnol Con11011tlon. or roorganJ.zlng the ddes- the Anwrican people. they'te fed up with being used as an expenmont.• he told ,Thoodore H. White. AB that Is past hist...y. Fonner Senator Sam Ervin. the Norlh Carohna oltho Watergate investlgallon, asked Congress to study a Convention and devise a pi<>n. They didn't follow his -tlon. "Coos,... will have to act in a aisls." he said. 't.eglslattcJn pass<><~ In a cnsi> 1$ .-very good." While Cong,ess has the authority to hold i'he Convention. tho pJocedures. the arrangements. the number of dele9ot<$, where it would be held ond how its expenses v.<>Uid be met must be se< by Congress. But that Isn't the real J)f'Oblem. "'noe the Convention Is conuencd will It have an open license to do anything it wants?' questioned Matmas. ·u the callio for a limited pu'J'05". say to requhe a bolanced budget. w\ft 11 be limited to thai purpo5<'? Or once It Is oonv<ned. wiD lt take tho blt ln Its Ieeth?" The chairman o1 the House JudiC:ialy Committee. P<M< RodM (D·New Jersey). Jack Valenti ond H.!rtl Klein also question the ide.1 ol unbridled discuss~ '11lere may be many areas of our rights that may be In danger. The basic 119'1ts ol individuals. n .... have been many special groups who haw made themselves heard. Would they then take thls up with many dUilcult questions which will then moke thls o ·runaway ConventiOn?" asked Rodino. Did he mean that there ml9'lt be a dar1gor to the Bill of Rigllts? "No question of that: sill ted the congressman. as we di>cussed this at an Ojal symposium on pJessure groups Mel tlwh pQW<!1'"8t an Academy ol TekMslon Arts and Sciences mcoting. 1 think we'w got to knov. who takes iSsue with our BUI of Rights. We k"""'• that's a sacred dooum<nt. We know that tho present Cons~tutlon pwa.!ldes inherently ond lmplicity for the protection of these rights. And oortaW,. no one wan IS to jeopardize iL' J ack Valenti. al<W to President Lyndon JOhnson, M<l now president ol ccll&med that "whm you have a Constitutional Convention. it may become a runaway ConventiOo and try 10 disrupt or disflgure or redoslgo'l the Constllution in ways that orw couldri'tlmagine whm It was he stated at a fllnVf\1 asS<'ll\bly. "I don't think we should Uni<CI with something that has endured this long and serued us so v...U without being fa1 more $i>Odflc than it iS now." Herlleri Klein s,.led that Uw caD f<r a Convention ·has slipped up on tho American people.· "l personally Too a ConstiiUllonal Con...,tlon would have an ..Jverse elfed because it throws up all panorama of abuse without any direction Once It's there you can ,.II< about teslrictions of the First Amendment. trial by jul)l, freedom oi the press-anything you want. ff you tamper with the Con•Htutlon in that manner. 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T hcu!t> tho S....te didn't ~..tom S....tor Ervtn called on them. ~es'"""' Rodino's """""",.,.has modo .>elM slldos. Has comma•..,. has aumded to 1M noi-M>tJMalclotals 'We've ccrno up with 1M question ol ~ thtoe petibonS beang sent in &om vonous st&lfle9slotum ,._ ualid. "Does llae ~ess prooilcle 11ae 1nomewot1< fO< tho CJI!Iing ol tht Convention?" he asked ,s «able to analyze all ol the petitions that are alreod\1 sent foowanl' lnat tl...-~ be just one amendment 10 be considered? Can the ~ess say, In setllng up the frarnewod<. W.U, this Is the one Issue ond die one Issue alone.' and draft )I In such a way that it Is going to be ~t&bW?" Rocllno sold tl...-e ar. scholars on both sides of the fence who say that tht Issues ..-. \l0y dafflc1llt for tht ~ess to be able 10 confine a CGnsdtutlonal Conwntion and to lmit 1M discussiOn co tht question thai mi!#lt be considered. to one Slr9t lssuo: He hoped that 1M public. """" It was lnformod. wil act respons.t>ly and "'.. unclontand ...... t O l e - .... . be.' But ,._ !My inlormed' Klo;n stal<d tho subjoct has not hod the anenllon ol Waslqton rQ>Ort.,. or Olhers to tht dov.,. that it should.· Has 1M media be.Jn lox in <XM'f90? 1 Mathl., was mor~ spedfic. 'I think us dlsl!ppolnllng that so lltdo attentiOn Is paid, when you think of the amount of ottention that was ~ to Thr<'l Mile Island, as • potential danger' 'When you think of the attention given to that p<ObWm. you would think It oppl'oplate to give holf ol that auenllon to a much !JO'I.., disas.., that could """""""' cur polilbl system.· Los Anttln Timn Syndl('Qt~ [,,. ~--------~~~----------·1· THE DIAMOND CENTER --~-·- - Chabad House presents. 1"0~ "THE LAST CHAPTER" The extraordinary award Vollnning documentary film of Jewish History en Poland over a 1,000 Narrar:ed by Theodore THE DEPT. OF RECRATION, ATHLETICS & RELATED INSTRUCTION ' Jllakes the followlnplmportant announcememt regarding It's - - - - - - S P R I N G OFFERINGS-----RAI166 Due to the loss of Squire Lanes, all future R.A.I. 767 Beginning Bowling Classes will be conducted st Amherst Lanes, 47 E. Amhenr Sr.• Comer of Msln & Amherst (Approx. 2 miles from Main St. C11mpus}. Students must provide their own transporter/on. First class meetin~ will be In Clark Hall, Main Gym Floor. Instructor will help in a11anglng car pools. Btkel December 3rd Thursday e v e ni ng 8 pm 233 Squire Hall · No charge to students RAI 120 Beginning Skiing, TuHa Thura. 12:30 · 5 pm (4 Wlta) ~AI 128 Intermediate Skiing, Tues. Thura. 12:30 · 5 pm (4 Wka) DatH:Jan. 28182 to Feb. 18/82 Place: Kl..lng Bridge • FH ~ Rental: S20 (Boots. Skit, Polet) Studentt p rovide their own transpo<tetlon c.t pOOls wall be OITllllged. First Clasa ~Mell!IQ wall be In Clat- Hoii,!Qin Gym Floor. Co<> tact Miss Olt!>Oidlor oddluonal fnlo at 831,2Q! RAI185 CROSS COUNTRY SKIING Mon.·Wed. Fri. 1:00-3:00 pm t>etea: Jan. 25 to Feb. 22182 (4 Wkl) Piece: Amherat Campu• Rental: S24 (Boote, 81<11: PoiH) _...,.._."' FI<St clau mMtlng will be In the Bubble, Amht,.t Campus. C:O..tact Miss Olebol~ IO< ·~~~ tlonallnlo. ot113t-2936. RAI12111eJllnnlng Figure Skatlng-T- & Thurs. 12:30 . 2 pm RAI130 lleglnnng Ice Sbtlng-T-. & Thura. 12:30 • 2 pm Delee: Jan. 21182 to Apl11 R2 (10 Will) ~SalnUncl Stuelente ~t prO\'Ido lhelf own uansPO<totlon. Flret clan meotll\g wall be In Ctanc H•l. Main 01'1' FlOOr. C.. pools wtll be onano-<~ For ad~ltic>NI lnlonnat lon contact Mr. Mlci\NI, Clat~ Hall, 831•21135. �Washington Merry-go-round . US Space Shuttle program lingers tn By .tACK ANDERSON and dOE SPEAR *"""""'"· In olher words, when Roc:k"'..tl went """' its lhe dill.,...,.,.. agreec~.., WASHINGTON-It's no !Jeal ourpr1se that lhe ~ .buttle had to be brood>a down ahead ol 5dlcdule because ol • faulty fuel O!ll. Sudl mishops haw boon par fa< lhe ~ In tho shultle fl'C!Pm· The shuttle's first fl;ght .,.,.. delayed because • axnpuleJ """"t hoywtre. Then ~ ol the rocket ship's he3t·~tanl tr1cs loll oiL We'w boon hearing lhe. same sad story fO< two years now-that's how far belind sci>ecluk lhe project Is' Euey foulup.-1 dela!l. ol COUJ5<I; adds to tho cost or tho spatt £1luttlo progn~m. Incredible as it seems, lhe rocket ship has ""'' $3.6 biDion mere than 11 ""'' ·~ tO. \ Part of lhe huge cost ownun, ~ was ~ 10 lhe faa that no one had.....,. or Rocl<wcll r;,., also ployOO and Joos. ...;th Its expense oc:coonts. bllllng the laXpaY"'5 for goods and 5mlioes they newr got. It mari<cd up lhe cost of - · parts and olher Items outrageouoly, and II """!19"1'61l'd lts labor cost• to lake advantago ollhe frce-anckasy spaoe shuttle oontract. A federal grancl jury Is now looking Into the matter, After l1ylng ~all u,.,.. years. tho firm ""'Y finally be brought bad< to earth, like IIi rocket ship. budt a spatt shuttle l!lllChino bef<n. That mo.v~t tho ariginal oosl estimate. c:<llllalned a largo does of guesswori<. B ut there's mcre to H than thal Rocl<v.dl lntema~. lhe pnrn.. coo-. ripped oil tho laXJI'IIII'!'$In ~fashion. prioo. would houeto """"out tho company's rolf..... Rockwell diCI indeed go .,..... lts budge! on these olher CXltllrlKU Butlnslood ol absorbing lhe loS5 Hself. lhe oompatllljUSI juggled tho books and dwgod lhe 0\'<'ll\lns 10 the 5piiCe shuttle. It tool< - · lnuesllgal!n two years to fjgure tho I """out H~:S justone<Xllfl1Pie: Rockwell had somo other ~~ oontr...Ls. Unlike lhe open...ded 5paat shuttle! contraGI. however, those """" ftxed·price lhe SWI!dlsh o.mbassador, who ~ fluent English, as saying, ·1 houe just saw today," satelllte monltarlng station in the Swodish naval bas.! <>t Karlskrana. ll"'t's where a Souiet submarine l'lln oground ......at """""' ago, to tho intmse ombotl'llssmerll of the The Stahl. Department oppatently _belleves the phony td<gmms of an lntrialle ScM.tty plot to stir "" trouble f<r Swod.n and the Unit..'<l SUltes. The diplomats may bo rf!l>t, but wire net so sure. The tclcgrophic hoax sancl>ow ~cia sllcl< ~ to be. pooduoo of """"part Kremlin. Aooording to the peculiar tl!le!Tam, the purpose of having sud) • monltqring fodlity ~I Karlskrona wa~ to spy on Poland. Such a station ~ki conslitule e 9JO$S breach ol Swod.n's neutrality. So the tl!le!Tam, suppos«<y sent by tho s...ulish ambassador, said: 'I dlsas!Odate myself from Headllna • nd Footnotes: Rep. Jamos my gouemmmt aelioa In its violahon of our Nefljgan (R·PA) Is waging a one-man baltle noulnllity.• "" behaK of stogie smokers everywhert!. 1-k 15 attempting to preiii!Ot lhe doubling of lhe N aaurady, ..... ~ Ambossador exd>e tax on cigars. Whot thl5 country Wochtmeist.,. He di$clalm<d the tel<gam .....Is. he says. is a good, unlllJ(ed, fiVl'C0lt and $Aid H was an obvious hoax. dgar. Of course. Nelfigan just happeM to When we checked With the :>tate ropresent the largost dgar·moldng district In the notion. ~t. we """e told that similar fake telegrams had boon r--..1 by notional Wh.>t IS' an •aJtegato<? No. h's ""' a security ll<Mser Rlth.vd Allen and Deputy relabue ollhe crocodl1e. It's lhe term that Gmeral AGc:ounting Olllce auditO<• use when ClA Dlr«:tor Bobby Inman. They were told th.>t Seaerary ol State AlexAnder Halg bod $llppOsedly •truck • deal ...;th the Phon~ Tel~ra ms:We ft'Ce1tly received a telegram thar suppos<dly came from tho SWI!dlsh ambassador 10 tho United States. Wilhelm Wachtmo!ster. The m<>sage sald that the ambassador wanted to express his a~ to the Polish ~ Uuough lhe news media. Whot he was~ lor....,. • supposed a(Jeemont between Swod.n and lhe Un!ied States to put an American s-leo. refeniog to bureallCrllts who make all<g;>dons of waste and fraud in the gcmmmenL Rep, John L.afalce (Oe.p NY), ~ld fU<e - A Stale Deportment deputy press -=rotary also got • tol<gnom at his horne and rec:eiwdl some myslerious phon< call< about the mol"" ot his unlisted number. The o<legram we received "'as badly WO<dod. At one point, fO< example, II quoted ·•o make 1982 "American Bald Eagle Year." Tho ~·man has al$o .,._.,cJ ilesi!JlOtlng June 20 'NatiOnal Bald Eagle o..y; to cx>mmemorate lhe 200th annlver..,y of. the day Congress rnuned the bird Amorlca's notional symbol, ·Pity the poor US President; a man under intense strains By MAX LERNER Los Ange~ts ronw NEW YORK CITY-It takes mind, oharacrter and body to stand up under 1M battering o( lhe Presldmc:y. Ronald Reagan could get oome solace-and find he Is not alone-lrom 1M trad of physical gr;cl and psychic heartbreak suffered by his predecessors In this Clentwy. The hterature on our wounded Presidents has been 8 strong pourir:1g in. We've. learned that Theodore ROOSI!\Ielt, <>t 1M start of 1M century (Edmund Morris, The Rise of Theodore Rooseoelr never go1 over his elfons to overoome his childhood as a &an, asthmatic boy. 1M oontlnulng center of family medical attention. His hfe was spent !lUning, himself into a mighty hunter befae the lord, and his "Big Stick' imperialism was one ollls outaopplngs. His ohosen successor was a genial TOfll, a classic case of obesity, ridden by his w1fe's ambitions and by fils worship of "TR" Judith Ander$011'5 Wtlliam HOlJJOtd Taft; An fnlfrnar.e Hl8tO,v, tells us that whht T ;a.lt 901 rid cl the Presidency and happily bec&tle Chief Justice, he could for the fltst time ride his I.III!I!#>L The most .-.t book on a scarred Pre.sldent Is Edwin Weinstein's Woodrow Wilson: A Medical and Ps~holqgocol 8iogrQphy (l'tlralon). Weinstein argues that Wilson had not one but a ~uocesslon of' strokes, ending In 1M climotlc """ol1919. and that they led to a oonllnuing brain damllge which fdt Its mark on his handling of the Peace Treal)l and hl5 failure with the Senate. Wtth.we leameci lttde new '-ttly about the three Republican Presidents of the 1920s, aD of them 1\gwes of Sl!<lrless and scam. Warren Harding's death-whether by food poisoning or murder-Is still a mystery. Calvin Cooliclge-tighHippcd, Puritan, minlmali" In everything-Is reemergjng in the new pantheon of conservatiue economic historians as an architect of prosperity. But how can they flesh out his cartooo-c.omic intelledual thinness? Herbert H()Oitl!f, like Taft, came to life only when he left the Presidency and abandoned a dlsasle:r·strlcken economy to FOR. Of 1M thn!e, only Coolidge's pcrtralt has reappeared In Ronald Reagan's White House. • Franklin ROOSI!\Ielt has a birthday centmnial oomlng up on Jamwy 30, 1982.. For many """' In middle age he Is the fltst President they can remember; for lhe young he is S1ill the grand figure of the century. His early polio det>pened his mind and strengthened his w111. But when his full medical·polilleal hisiOfl/lSWritten, the big SlOfl/ will be about his mlsdlagnosecl c.vdiovascular disease. wh;ch wastjjd his energy and brain as It had wasted Wdson's. Harrv (J'ruman was lhe least ~of aD by the office, physically and p$ychologic:ally. 0w9>t Elsenjlowe:r suffered a series cl heart anacl<s. during and alter the White House, but they may well nave come as much from the tensions of the war ln Europe as from the Presidency. H.! has been rehabilitated by hist~rts ol his White House years. We suspect that John Kennedy was bWig on the clangorous edge of ~ Acldbon's Dlseese and Its rnodlclltion, even before he was killed, Onpite iM vast literature lavished on him, he stands most In need of a oool reassessmEnt which II!OUid look freshly on the impact of his family origins on him, and on his punishing-If brief- White House years. W arren Caro is currently publishing lnsrallments of his mammoth life of Lyndon Johnson. The fttst stresses the psychlc wounds of adolescence and early manhood, and my guess is thot before he Is through Caro will depict Johnson as even a meaner· spirited .and more wounded man than any blographer tnus fBr. Which Is also true of Fawn Brodie's dubious posthumous study, Rfc/wmi Nixon: The Shaping of His Character. Jimmy Carter's b!og,.aphers seem to haw fdt the scene, along with Carter himself. As for Ronald Reagan. his past-sUD unstudied-remains as much a puzzle as his future. AU -know~ sure is that lhe White House woU get to hlm, as it got to 1M otllers. 'J----WE'VE OPENED A NEW STORE!!!·---·5 TO CELEBRATE YOU NOW CAN GET THE BEST ATHLETIC SHOE BUY IN W.N.Y. PLUS AN ADDITIONAL - - -- $5.00 OFF!! _ _ __ (Any Purcllase ot $25 or Mo rel T_,ja Ala _. -------, •Jioo-.----- - "Thool u. now WMn ytoU pufthMI • pair of~ 01 OOUtllohoef. rrom SeQoncs6oM few O'Hf fMONftO Tn;a ~II 0Mt lOU l'tltQ the ""..5 01 t-'Ca lhrf> ..,.._, ,_., geftlag IWO llhott ICN \he oriciOIOM.ReloMdoMftO'aiiCif fO .... OI~IIhQK. la-OOrqu •U r~ ·~n good tot It ...._IM:4ory . ~71 -i*:e ,. _ t'" ,.. ~----~-------------~----------' I s �wiil be on campus at the Placement Office Friday, Dec. 4th 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. to recruit studenu for Graduate Programs in Arts & Science, Education, Business Administration, Library and Information Studies. and Social Work. For more fnfo call 831-3515 By LORI SCH ULTZ Spectrom Slaff R~portl'r improve." - -- - - - - - - - - - ,- - -- Mauree-n was anxious abou:t her PsycholoBY final and couldn•t get motivated 10 s&udy. As. a rC$uh, she went into the test unprepared and failed, bringing down her G.PA. Collttn was anxious about lh~ test as well, bllt decided that rather than was~:c lime and energy Worrying, she would try to study sayina. "all 1 can do is my best." She gor a 84 Both gjrls were avtrage college students, each ' capable of doina well on thr final. Both were undcr a hiah dearot of stress. The differencc: betwten the Satatday. ~c. 5th from 3 - ~ pm Haas louf181: ol Squirt Hall. MSC. Cdd1ra1~ With Us!! - Adml'-<;ion fREE Special tha nks to Sister Therese Santos lor organizing this event. ental 1wo? One larned to co~ w1rh stress. Acc:ordina to University Counselor Gregory Baurtt, ..Test anxiety and rdatcd worrieswncern.in& academic achievement arc ooly part of coUeae student Slms-. Financial mauers and interpersonal rc:la1ionships..;ilio conuibute 10 SLiess and 50mcdmes make it dUficult ror students 10 cope.'' ••Everyone e:x.,periencr$ high levels or .stress at some cimc. or ano1hu...- Baurer sajd. "The challensc b to undersuind -."here the. s&rcss is c.'Omitl& rrom, what it - dot> to your head and "your health, and how to keep it at a level that work$ for you." Oel'ining the word "streu'' is diffkuh ticcauSC' il means difrc:r~t things to Qj(ferem people. CalifomLa S.atc: Univcnity at Chico SocioloJY Professor Wah Shafer re<>eotly told the prtSS that >tras it "the arousal or mind. body, and sometimes beba,•tor lo recponse 10 the demands"of living." It can be: Jaid. then, that one is always in a slate:. of strw- rhc: hea.n is bealing, the: blood is drcu_lalinJ, • ·n d the.lndividual il' thinking and fccltng. ' 'l.n a ()O$itivc.. sense.... Shafer said, ••stress k«PS you alive. It helps>:"" deal with emcrttncies and meet dea~lin.es. A modrtatt •.mount of anx.ltty before a 1c'St can modvate..you. ro perform wciJ. It hdps you,o grow and lcam. '' Stress can also bt harmful. h has a wid• ranee or erres.--u. including rati&u.t-. nervous lies. uutterins. insomnia. and tension in the nec.k and aowtT back pain. •• Prolonse<J, unrc:1ic-ved Streu can tri&&tr nervous systmt, glandular and other body rt.'IC!ioos, .. Jeremiah A. &rond... or Corndt Univcnity Medical Col~ said to the press. "It CIJ'l lead to .,.,.ptOIM mitnickilla those of many inness<$-<heot P>inr, palpitation•, ho< and cold spell>. iouomnia, body ach<s.• •"'! e~n chokina p~ With THE COFFEES CARE \ 'if~~lL~O~~ ~.s Modern Men MIXED DRINKS Z FOR THE PRICE OF 1 TILL MIDNIGHT DRAFT soc:·. SCREWS AND MARYS 7 ... ._.,...__..,.._.,,2_ - 1· • st:nsations.. •• "SI...,..,today," Batond<u $aid, "i> not 011ly one of thc.II')OII common factors ill lhe.l)'mptomatit-. ilb that brin& poople to their physidans, it also bt an lmportMt ftc10< in prediopooiQa and ......Wns orpnic disease. h may brina on rmodon_,t cha.nJ,es rhat become so scvc:re that they kC't'9 a person from Cunctionin& dfo:tivcly4" • ••s.rtss ean. ha,·t ckftnilt emotional as V.'t'll as physical cfrecu upon an individual," accordlna: 10 ' ' The amount of daily demands on colltge ttudems is substantial and can bt intense,'' Bawer said. ''Yet one can learn to cope with stress effecth'dy and avoid s.uch consequencu or even, and often, ovttOOme lh~wben they are preyent:• There are many medtods of coping with stress, because it is different for individual people and concerns. "You should consider your pe:rson.aJity and Ufestyle when choosing a m<thod," Baurer ad.Utd. "The mort ways you can de\'dop for yourself the bcuer. Sintt we, as wdl as the world around us. is oons~antJy changing_, some methods work while orhers- do not. That'.s why vartet:y makes senSt." Some possible techniques used 10 reduce stress au muscle relaxation. tbougJu switching, meditation, and ex~. 1 Musck rela.xasion, or Prosrcs:sivc relaxation, as- i1 b somerimes c:a.Ufld, is a stress rt'ductio!!!Oetbod requirin& the simple Etnsing 1U1d relaiting or mU.$CICS, one after another. from head to 1oe. Oeve-loprd by Her'bc:rt Benson of Harvard Medical School, this mttllnd bas provt<l valuable for stress-induetd 1msioo and for lo\lierill8 high blood pressure. The· met.hod is basoed on the facE that anxiety and mU$CJC relaxation cannOt coexist and that it is difrN:U.It to really sense and ar:)preclale rduation unlm 1t follows tensing. ·•-ooc;n. d~·dl1ns on n~iv~ thoughts crea1es greater stress," actording to Stlyr. The method or thou&Jtl switcbin&.dim.inala a stressful n('Jalivc thought by swilthin& to a positive one. ''It migtn be difficuJt at first, .. Selye ranarked, "'bus with somr practiec, the m<thnd will work. As:stnible a set of positive lhOu&hts and dwell on tho.se ,.-hen _you notice tht negative t!IOU&hts creeping ln." M tditatKm can prolllde both tht mind and body I with a deep rtSl. releasing 8llJciety and fairue. "TnutSOC:Ddmtal Mtdltadon (TM) can be pnoc:rietd by an)'One.'' eccordina lO the: authoes- of nr~ n.t Book Donise. Deoniston and Peter.McWilliams. ''However, this lt'dlniqoe dots take time and requires considerabk Pf'3iCt.i« in mast~n.a it. To mi., l>f'l"tiec TM, simply sit in a quiet place fort-LY minutes and bt as s<ill as Poso;ble. Lt< your drift over • mantra, or- mcanioaJess $0\Uld. WhC'!l you l"tSU!"• octivity, the >Hess should ha.,; dissipettd." ••()oe or 1M best wa11- to cope with JUt$$ is to use cxrrcisc.-, .. according 10 MtdicG Director of Executive Health E>aminer Willialn Wlllllllo. ~ Ntw York based oa&iollal ocpnization tllch ~ e>OU1Ilneo tf>otuends of individuals, iDany uoder .._., streu. "~• ...., in th< ronn of a brisk walk. IJI'()Vid<o • an outlt< for 'trapped' C'!lerJY and int<mal an.'<l<ty," Wan..o ald, "and by walt ina, the chana< of environment allows- the .strC41'or ~er-gy to dim.ln.i.Jh. '' "Some ClOIIqe stud<llts we akohol. food, drugs, or robacoo as a ihon term es.cape from ilreu, '' Univcrsity or Mon1real Emeritus, Professor Hans Baurer uid, "Thcst rdeaM:s only cov..- up tht Sdye who authored n.. boo~. Strrs.t Withom problt01oand can complicate it. Talkin& about the Oislr~. "Al Uucme ltvds. il can prcvmt one problem with • friend or lindi08 a support S<Oup on listeain&, carina. or worklns. When undd extreme campus lift beuer outlttt and can enhance yOUr sd( .u.s.. it bccom<=5 tat)' tO ~ ~~··.. and $)0< imaac and outlook. Gtl in"'ived with a. &rOup of • beaiM to adagt a ....,nM or.-. Asthl'levd of friends or join an academic or *W club. Ooi08 MllleiY r - a ctnain poinl, tile pcsfonMnct love! - h i q for .... takes your mind orr yovr or • may rrom ....._.._...,o....._,......,_ .,._,._.. �sports Women cagers humble Houghton College, 65·24 The UB . _ . , baskethallteam improved their ruont to 2-0 by dauo)'ina l:louahtoo 6S-2A laA Monday. Despite playina a weak opponent. the team still played ao inspired came. "We played super," said Coach Linda O'Donnell. "They (Houahton) arc not that strong. they all avenae about 5'7" and they just didn't bave tbe Strqth." For all purpota, tbe pme was over with the ope:oina tlporr as UB ripped orr 27 Slrai&bt points, and then easily aJided to their SCllOn4 victory. "Defensively we started with • run oourt pre$$, .. said O'Donnell. "And !bey had a toup time wit.h it. We then switched to a zone and we Raned to substitute players in." O'Donnell added, "everybody played in the came, and I was very impressed with what I saw." the·,.,.,; Individually, Gina CoUora led with 12 poinu and Marie ~Ito and Puricla Cronin each netted 10. Bajlio and Cronin also led in rebowtds The with 13. "We uied both set playS and the fast break," explained O'Donnell. "We adjusted to their defcruc and we shot very well from the noor." UB shot .W percent for the game and defensively they captured 76 percent or th.e rebounds. "Tfley are one or the wea.ker teams we will race this year," said O ' Dolllldl. "This pme was &ood for us since we aot·to- everybody play. We are lootin& reaUy Jood. lt was a total team erron.'.' ~ear grabs number Breaks the record By JON M. DlA1' Sports £dit0< The Alabama CrimsOn T>Cie played the University or Auburn this paR Sa1urday. a continuation of iu' rivalry !hot started in 1893. The •potlialtt, however, was not on the rivalry, but on Alabama's Coach Paul "0..." Bryant as he captured his 315th victory, breakina Amo. Alonzo Situ's amuin& record of liddine triumplls. Bryant tied the record two wee Ia aao u his Crimson T>Cie defeated the then filth ....,ked Penn State Nittatty Lions Jl- 16 wbicb moved the 1lde to the fourth 1po< in the ~ed PrOSI (AP) poll, ' Ewa with the ri<!ory, offteialo or the NM.lotlal • Col1qiate Atbldic AlsocittUoa O'I(:AA) dodclod thai OtocP., .....ted tiUrd in t h e - - will ........... the Southeaa<m eoctfc:rencr In the S<tpt Bowl. Indications are that the Crimtoa 1lde will play SMU In the ConDG Bowl. 1!- by - playiua .. the Sopr Bowl-an Alabama tradition-the 1981 ..,._ will he one to ranember - ooly for fans or '11om&. but for the ~--J.-..---.., or fOOtball. Bear Brymu- for t h e - or fOOtball. l.n a time when toei<ty throws out the old and brinas In the DOW, llryont has ~ the ..... stO<mS dun,. 315 ru. 37 )'CIU1 o( onachlna. W hen one thinu or Alabama, one caMO! help but think or Bryant. Always quiet and reserved, he poc:a 1he sidelines as ea.gf'rly as if il were his lim K&SOn. Never app<eei.ulna the areat amount of publldty he receives from the media, Bryant would ,..ther live the auentlon to th~ fine &roup of playm he has coaehtd. With the brcakina of the record, the 70 year old Bryan( will ao down in hbtory .. possibly the ,...,.., onach in spons history, no1 only because of his oou(andin& reooc-d but as a man dedicated to his welt.- job. The Alabama State Lqislature has already pmllined lltyonlto eocttinU< onodlina desPte -limiu. -w - IDlDIIIItory Whh rate, nobody llilllto mire. Bat the doy will10011 ooax when the will tum in his hat and it will be interesuna to - how the Alabama football- handles k . When Noue ~lea Ara hrtqian, the._ raa IDio a.. . . - witb Daa D<olae and now ...;.h hi&h icbool onach Jerry F""" "ho has now turoed the once proud Irish team Into medlor:re one. - So 'Ba&M fans. cajoy •bot )'OU haYC DOW with the Beor, ...e or the last truly cleclialed ~ In all or sporu, ""'*- there will he anyone tike him. - . ..z-•••.n...,..,...,,1t �I just 1111 more point I By GARY STERN Assr.rta•t Sports Editor The weddy college football ratings provided by both United Press International a.n d Associated Press, have ~n receiving a great deal or criticism in recent weeks, as to the basis or their selections. Even now, the retinas are accepted as the closest thin& to absolute truth by the colleae footbaJ.I bureaucracy. In the midst or a rather tumultuous season for the "'Ire ~ces-in which five top rated teams were knocked off in sua:ession-AP and UPI seemed to hne finally settled upon a savior to capture their anincial national title. The Pillsburgh Panthers were awarded the top spot. After the wire services were embarrassed by the performances of Michigan, Notre Dame, USC, Texas ~d Penn State, the teams previously rated number one, they looked 10 the highly publicized Panthers and their respected coach, Jackie Sherril, to salvaae lhe.ir image: as ..e.xpens." aATn.l: .. ....,..,.ol ............ v.o. tot tile~ ..-..... tnCe .. ""' ~ QI'AIL ~ . . .... ,...,.......,...,;... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ilfOir'l ..... ~~......., ..... ...,_....~ _ __.,....,4. .. .... Mr. Boston Schnapps and Hops T he choice of Pntsburgh was at the same time expected and surprising. Sure, they ,.ere one of the few teams undefeated at that point, but was that enough to qualify them for the crown? What nationally ranked teams had they defeated oo route to their impressive record? In past seasons, questions such as those were never asked b<cause each or the nation's powers always scheduled some serious competition alona with the customary patsies. In Piusburah's case, ,unfonunattly, this was 'not the story. The Panthers' schedule this season bas ~n loaded with perennl'ollosen. such as "po"erfut" Army, "fearson1e" Temple and "horrifying'' Cincinnati. The only team that they played before receiving the top rat ina. that had bec:Jl-included in the top 20 at any point this season, was Florida State. The Seminoles are no longer rated by either AP or UPI. This past week~ the)' were annihilated by Florida, 3S·3. The Panthers themselves had to face a fairly tough opponent ' this past S;aturday. Penn State was coming to town. Joe: Paterno's Niuany Lions had been blessed with the top rating in the nation earlier in the season. They were the last potential champion that bad fallen before Pittsburgh took the stace. Peno State had lost a few weeks earlier to M;ami University, perbaps the lOP passing team in the country~as Notre Dame would surely auest after last week's thrashing. They would enter a sold out Pin Stadium with a 8·2 record, the t\\'O loses coming to Miami and Bear Bryant's Alabama squad . Victories had ~n achieved.against_t<ebraska-now number seven and going to the Orange Bowl-Syracuse and Notre Dame. Penn State, rated ninth by the services. came bad from a 14~ deficit and mauled the undefeated and top ranked Panthers, •43· 14. After the enthusiastic crowd began to ease up and the Pin defense came do"'" from its doud, the Niuany Lions soored at wilt. Their sopbomore passing combination, Todd Blackledae to Kenny Jackson, riddled the Panther secondary over and over again. Blackledge passed for 262 yards and Jackson soored two touchdowns, one after he had gouen about IS yards through the entire Pinsburah secondary. Piusburgh's quancrback Dan Marino, one of the "top rated" passers in the country, threw four interceptions. After plckina apan unknown secondaries aU season, Penn State's multiple fronts confused him to the poont where be could not complete a paM. Oemson Uni>'CI'sity v.ill became number one this week, because it is the only major eolleae football power stiU undefeated. If Clemson can defeat Nebraska in the Orange Bowl, they will dioch the national championship for 198t-82. The dynamic duo. A shot of Mr. Boston Peppennint Schnapps and the perfect sidekick-an icy cold mug of your favorite beer.( An ex.citmg'COI'Ilbination that's winning over tastebuds everywhere. Sure, there are lots of Peppennint Schnapps. But only Mr. Boston's natlmll Peppermint Schnapps comes from a collection of eleven natural tastes from around the world. 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So use the people )OU know as models, .= (and E~~en localions should be !;lased on reallhings. ll you're writing about a bar, know 11181 bar. Hang OUIIhefll. Watch the bartender. lhe customers. Whatever they drink, you drink. When they drink Ule Beer. you drinl< Ute Beer. Re- I member- re"-""rch is most fun When you soak up as much subjecl matter as you can. It can only hetp you paint a beHerpiclure. •oou. No caper is comolele without dames (or ladiC$ in proper E:nglish). ~ has shown me lhatin mystert wriling. the sexier tt>e dam~. the beltet. Experience has also shown me tt>et ~ scenes make greal puncfoallon marks. This is Where msearch has the greatesl polential. Use your own dlscreiiOn in Ws matter. But when XC!! wrile about it, don'! be loo expliCit Thai way, )OUr reader gels lo pain! a more vMd picture. CAPEllO NPBI O.K.. you've got your oharac1ers. locations, and dames lined up. Now comes the Qood part: Pvtting your caper lo paper. There's no mysaery toil As I~ as you write the end1ng first, ll>e res! Will tallow. Write shorl,lerse, IO·the-poinl sentences. Be as clear as poos!ble. Artd mal<e sure you've got the righl sluH around for when you gellhrisfy. Aller all, wrillng Is pretty thirsty wetl<. . ae.:r~est.:er~~~~~~ did~~~.::'J~.~~~~:;.,andmy books-gre.allaste. tess fining (some people can1geltheir tiUof my books). and always good to spend time WI Ih. At any rate, follow advice who knows-YQU mi9httum out a heck of a sWry. 0t you might lum OUIIO be 8 heel< of my and, a Ute Beer drinker. 0.. (jutwoocl near Hertel llcroea from Gabel• by Mickey Spillan·e 6am • Midnight 7 daya a week MK*MATt WANTED .nw• ~AT£ WAHTtO •o 2 bedroom _,.n~,....,~~SI $0,00 tnckonQ ............. Jtll\ I 8)8.1-(116 J:~l£ fWJOtltMAT£ w.m.O. ~ ,_,..,_ fQIJt: WCIIotSC, A. . . . . 1•J41a»es:JJ.~ ..... 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'jQ.t~ M)...oltil..-10 ..\af.. .,..._ llt*'II•Ooi......._WII'\wti..• ...W. Md ......... ~tlc- OUIIISTlONIIO. rm1101 ~ - tl moe 1M •• • ol o. ....~'l tht. t..Ch~IJ'I• 6 . . ... 1"·~·., ......,~10M·OCf· · '~~-«- ..... ~ ~ ... ...... ...._ ~(. ' 10M '"' \0 ....c:M• ·Cft ..... 14>. .1 1 --.2- '"'·ll>f-"""'·23 �backpage;sports Division .\ rival Canisius simply overpowers the Bulls in cage contest } By GARY STERN A.J:sistGifl Spons Ed11or E ..._ th< 1981,.1'baskaball _.,.,,the Bulls wtre aware tblt ... ~ . . . . th<m. 'Mill OCIIy - of s<anm fi•• .......... rroa last-· lh< ...... would ha'fC II .....S ...... ia lhcir ro l l - . Ul's ~squad would haw to f.., four DMsion , , _ .. wdl .. four Division Ill..... within thai 1 2 - span. th< BuUI' oppona~t ... ~ . . . . . llloy playtd lA _...~-c-as. a DIVIsion 1-.--llblttopooll ....yf(OM lh< llulh, oithoulll it did puO OUI a win, Clousi• CoHrer - 16-12. · I had the siu advantq< und<r th< boards. By hustlifta and playin& phyoicol UB did a JOOCI joboJcftllin& the I Thty - • forotd to work from th< pcrim<ter, tUit~~ ohocs rrom the ouuidt. Scont~~ oo •s pcr<erU of its shots from th< CaftiAIISt..... floor, Ul sc:omt most of iu points from ' ' l a m - rnny ..titfltd ........... lose oulad<. a by 14 poinls."' said UB Head Coodt Bill H ~t~ha. "I wu pleased with the Whtn the ball was the Griffins', their way ,.. piQod. tbo<tah. We worktd and muse~ proved to bt )USI as .,..,...htlmit~~. hu"ltd llld . - " Into a JOOCI pme. By stao:bfta up iluidt, they ..,.. ablt 10 Thty ~ tOO bo& for US, beinc thai they snb rd>ounds and s1oooo hi&h pcrccn~q< weal_......, athletts." ohou. Althouc!> th< lulls worktd ..........y hard, obey could - nwch their opponents be CanisiiiS playm ttrtainly 1>0$Stsltd under 111< boards. th< physical81triiHIIts MOdtd to win by "'Ill< biu<SO foetor affet~ina the pme more than 14 poincs apin" a DiV1sion Ill wu uodouboably their flu," Hltlha 11ld. tam. W'•h t11c . _ pla,u IWIChn& "Thty ouo-rd>ounded us 4S-J7, buo lohtnk _.,_..dy 6"t", C.Wus ablt to ~ 4ld vuy wdltn that area. •• take- . . . . . dell of pmt. When the Bulk ~on ofT~. they of our playtrs, Gary pulled had no lnsidt pmo b<cau~t the Qriffins ~aball. &Aint dose ~ a hi&hly rapmtd n a- T us·. ''O•• eo•. down 8 rd>oundl by hlm$df," ·.,. cocuinutd. "He sc:om1 13 poi(IU as weD." The Bulls' bdiJla ocorer was juftiO< forward John F•-"<:t, who ial!ied 16 poiniJ. Ht was ._. roc:ipitnt of lht tam's .. Mo" Valllablt Player award, which "'"' awardtd by BUffalo Mayor Jimmy Grifrll\. An additional ~ was ,;...., to the MVP of aodt tam-tbeu "'*' a p.me P<tad•dl tile UB-Canisius aamo-as •dl as the •innina teams ll'lanx:hu. "Of count, playit~~ .....in" ltholanhip a1hJete~ pull us 11 a distinct disadvantaae... H U&ht~ addtd. "C..isius hu a very ••pcri<n<m, taltnttd team and it •as touah on us, npecially so early '" the RUCNI. Our SWtm •ill have to play IO&<Ihtt for a•1tile before they work wdltocaher. llwt W<T< to play Canisius in F<bruary, it mi&ht bt a whol< new baUaam<." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. This award-winning newspaper has been published continuously since 1950, and three times a week it provides news stories and in-depth coverage of campus events and sports.</p> <p>Funding for the creation of this collection was received from the <a href="http://www.wnylrc.org/">Western New York Libraries Resources Council</a> through the <em>Regional Bibliographic Data Bases </em>and<em> Interlibrary Resources</em> <em>Sharing Program</em>.</p> <p>Please see our <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/specialcollections/about/policies">rights management information</a> for policies regarding use.</p> </div> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, The, 1981-12-02 Subject The topic of the resource University of Buffalo > Periodicals. State University of New York at Buffalo > Periodicals. College student newspapers and periodicals > New York (State) > Buffalo. Student publications > New York (State) > Buffalo > Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives. 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J( you're gljd~ waxing waxless- ~i:is, try By Ptol Allalr~ and Geot Mulk>r not to gcs any wax into cht pauemtd k1c:t zone. When bol.h Skis are'tinisht'd, lk them bottoms up somC'wherc ovcrnisht. This lets the wax penear.ue lnto the ski base. Before )..SU siG, scrape off all W.iblt &)idor wa<. lcamjnJ to wu. can imprO\'C your sk:J1ng, no maucr wbaJ kind of skis you own. It's really not as difftc'Uh or as complicaJtd as it ~«:ms. A bit or ski anatomy Will ~13ln the ·•wh)'" or Smooth out what is ldt wl1h a waxing cork, un1i11hc waxing. A cross<auri"try ski is dlvlded into tbret ski paru: the middle or kick zone. 1he tip and the tail. The tips and tailr support your wei.ght. Gllde:r wu-. a hord wax tike paraflin is applied here. It redu<~ the friction bet wee:~ 1he ski bon om and snow, prolecting the skj and allowing you 10 sti rasu~r . EYaJ vraxlcu skis bent fit from a coat. lUcker or grip wax is applied 10 !he Ieick are" or the ski. Takin& a Slt'P forces- this ponion of the t ka down, -and the wax {or the panemed area on wuless stisJ &n~-bl the. snow, lelting you move forward. The. first step in waxing is lo find a Vt'Orkbench. ~'0 kitcMn chairs wilt do. eo,·er them and tbe noor Kraper co clean out the &rOO\'rs, Choose the kicker wax according to the snoY.· conditions. Hard wa.xd, likt g~U:n and blue-. arc u~ when thee air tempenuure drops btlow freezing. The softer-, stk'kiu waxes wor·k when ii ~S belween 32 and 3S degr... F. lfln doubt. ask someon< who"• already skiing. Jf you're still not sure, rtmemba thai you can always apply a !.Ofl y,•ax- over a hard "'·ai, bu~ never a hard wax onto a son wax. Put thC' harder color on nrst. n...s somethin& to melt the wax . A hou.sd\old iron• .stt midway in tbc iyolh~k ranJc you can buy a special waxins "ron. Rnnove: otd wa.x solvent. Or hrat by l.lsina 1 -..: ponioos of lh~ Ski bak with the iron and Wipt- with HspEORUM SKI your.band. .. • If you're Stidjng on lhe snow, here's a few tip~ which will help. Apply grip wax to a lar&<r area. This makes more or the ski bottom bite into lht snow. A.pply another layer of thC' same color wax. but don't cork it out. The uncvenes.s grabs th~ sno'A· beurr. Crayon on the next sont-sl wax. For example, try purple lr you're using blue. This gi"'es a bater k-ic:k. wUI do the job. If it doubles as the clothing Iron. it in liofoU rtt-s.-1. A ~ dryer works roo. or Wl'aJ) ras or p.aper toweL i- 5leek and shiny. Ust tht' comer- o f the To apply a kicker wax. 1)«1 away a bit of the container. Chalk tbe wax in a. rhin, t\·en coat on-o the kicker arta\aboul a foot on each sid~ of 1he binding). Smooth it in with a waxing block, or usr with oewspaper. Lay )'Our t~iis across. bottoms up. You·u ~is :a Now your- ckan sk·i$ are ready f« a ooat of &li:dtr wax. Heal lht bottoms- -.ith a .sto.w back and fonh motion of thr iron, being cardul no1 to scorchl.htbase, Wll.n!lios DP<n> up the pores of the ski. This helps tht wax and boccom 10 form a beuer bond. Art odwrtlsl"'l supplement Secllon Coordinator Janice Landis ~mC wu and a cork with )'Ou on th~ trail. ConditiOns may vary durins the day. Icy snow rtmo,•es the wax quickl). \Vhmev~ tht' ski bases appear dry o r hairy. (like the bottoms of brand new 'kl$) iiS lime to re--apply the-glidC't'WU. The increase in \"ersat.ility and performanee gained by ...,'axing your skis makes the time and dfon it takes mor~ than worth the uoub1t. Try it. You'll br hokllng it directly to the tip of the iron. and drip it onto tht- ski. Wortdna in cwo fool .M:dions CO\'eJ the ski bonom with wu. Heal each section mough so ~ will recnain molccn for a few moments anttthc iron has been removed. Get u lillk wax in the JIOI>v< u pomble. ~ou"ll that the Adwertlsl"'l Mog~er Jan Maltellanl) Production Suzanne Fiscus Laurie Conway Business Manager Jelrrey N. Cantor Circulation ave~age: 20,100 The Spectrum oflices are located in 355 Squire Hall. State University of New Vorl< at Buflalo, 3435 Main Streel. Buflalo. New York 14214. Telephone: (716)831-3676 editorial; (716)831·3681. business. Copyright 1981 Buflalo.• N.Y. The Spectrum Student Periodical, Inc. Edltorlal policy is determined by the Edilor·in·CIIief. Flepubllcallons of any matter herein without the express consent of the Editor·ln· Chief is strictly forbidden. impressed by the resulu;. COI.DEH ClurtTif STilE R1E, 240. COLDEN, N.Y. 14033 W~udoy 30, NoYember 1981 Edltor·ln·Chlel John K. Lapiana How oflcn do you wax'! Kid:.C'f should ~scraped orr and replaced at the bqinning of each tour. Carry When the sld is hot to the touch. mch a 6ttle ~·u by •at Winter Hair Care (716} 941-5016 By John Lauricella of Copello Hair Design Eleanor & Carl Kunz • Proprf_eters The trendish looks for this fall very in le11gth but they all WHERE NICE THINGS HAPPEN OVER DINNER RA~ 1111: . . CMM1" ftOOM COCCTM. LOUNGE l~· ~ ·Ail:L COURSE fW ALA.c.ARTE T.Mt OUt . L1.INCHES I ~ SEA FOOO • TURF I SURF • PRIME NBS • STEAK • CHOPS • FLET MIGHOH • CHIL.DAEH"S 1.CHU PRIVATE IAIQUET ROOMS - - -IOWI.· IAJIIIm IIAW · AI'f ICtAINIII YOUI HOST$ · 111E IlLLI FAIIII.Y ALimE 1/T Df 01.1 CAPE COl DP£1 1r - sport a look or volume. Hair must be shaPed corr~y for lhese patterns unless there is a natural wave or curl. The extra support of a professional permanent wave is usually needed. Also keep in mind when you pull that ski cap off, those bouncy locks better shine and look vibrant. So, keep after them with a regimented sequence or conditioning treatmen.ts to offset tbe drying conditions caused by the winter months. -a.osa 101. (Curls Curls · Curls · Curls~ • ;:::: --· · 1:1 !. c;j It's That Time Again I I I TNt .a.nu.ty.loln~of ltuden• from ,...;,_ ~ ol collegel Ill -.111u1 . . _ Snow, Ver· lor c...,... Auocllttlons' Snow· m•ster Sir/ ....... ' v- mont Try Our Permanent Wuu • They Are DiHerent/ ,, ~-; capellO_=] .-!;. Hair Design ~ HcMI ~ CondDLodglng $184 $134 _ _.,._ ______ ... ..... P8Cbgllncludn: , . . . . , . _ - Fill-· .............. •F i l l - ' Filii A IIIIOCOIUIIE, ,.,.. . ...... --1'10111 ~-011--- AND lllfOIIMATICIN KAREN ABOUD 1133-240.1 1111 CHKO(- -IIUU.mN -·• J ~ 5422 Maia Street W"dlia.wiUe, N.Y. - -• !; ...-. ~ 634-4111 ' ~.Curls Curls Curls • Curlll i �Keeping warm · and comfortable: layers are t he key Whether you low or hate the cold, alot depends on how warm No mauer whert you skJ. there's always a chance chr temperature you stay when you venture wiU drop. Fishnet underwear. \\ith its hundreds of tiny air pockcu-, is 1 the best insulator. Stay away rrom COUOJ\ and couon-blends; 1hey absorb moisture quickly ..atfd hold ;, ror a long time. Add one or cwo IUnlenecks. outdoors ~ And how warm you are depends a lot on how you dreu. The key to bcios warm in the cold is- LAYERS. no maucr what activity-skier, snowthw, participant or speaa.tor. The oonctopt of layers i.s tied to tbe way your body work$. Your body wan1s to maintain a constant inner temperature of 98.6•F. If the body is oold, because or 100 little protection. it restricts btood now to the skin and extremities. This retainS' the heat supply to vital organs. IJ that isn•t enough help, the body begins to shiver. That's the time to add more clothing. If the body becomes too warm, h increases blood now to the skin to release ·heaa. If it continues to o•erbeat. it ,Pves off heat lhrouab e-vaporation by sweating.. Swearing dampens dOthJna and ~s to chillina. If this happens il'lttime to remove some gannenu. There are three types of layers. 'fbe inner layer insulates and .bdps absorb perspiration from 1M ... skin's surface. Fishnet and flow· through synthetic underwear let che moisture esca~ outward: ~·ool and wool·blencls work by absorbing it. The middle layer atl$ as an insulator. Using $C'\Ittal layers will be the most Oexible way tO suit a variety or aa:ivities and wea1her conditions. Any type of fa.bric, r exccpt one made with cotton. will work wdl. The outer layer repels wind and moisture. Oothes made of wool, nylon. and polyester are be$C. For downhill sk:iins. undCf"A'ear is a must: both tops and bonoms. WIJID CHILI. CIUUtT &Umat<d Wind 5p«d ACTUAL· THERMOMETER READING Of MPH so 40 30 20 10 0 · 10 ·20 .Jo -40 ·SO EQUJVAL£HT TEMPERATURE Of. 20 10 0 · 10 ·20 . ·30 40 . ·SO 5 . 48 16 -5 ··IS -'17 6 ·26 ·-36 ·57 10. -sj 40 4 -21 -33 -58 .28 ·9 -46 ·70 -5 IS 36 22 9 · 18 ·36 -45 -Sil ~5 · ·99 ·12 20 32 18 4 ·10 -39 -61 -96 ·1 10 ·25 -53 ~2 -15 25 30 16 0 ·29 -'14 ·?4 ·59 -88 · 104 · 118 wet. 30 28 13 ·2 ·18 ·33 -48 -63 ·79 ·94 · 109 · 125 Top the sweater wi1h a shirt of 35 27 II -4 ·20 ·35 -49 -98 ·113 -129 -67 -83 wind·breaking male-rial and wear a 40 26 10 -6 -37 ski parka or vest, depending on -69 ·21 -53 ·100 · 116 ·132 the weather. Wind Speeds LITTLE DAHGEA FOR INCR.EASIHG GREAT Overalls will be waJm<ttban artater tl>aa PROPEJU.Y CLOTHEP DMGEA DAKCU regular ski pants. They protect the 40 MPH bav• PERSON stomach and c-hest area where the 11111• addldonal DAHGEA FROIII FREEZDIG bc)dy ~nerates a lot of beat . cff'tct OF EXPOSED FtESH Yoo can add to or subtract layen according to your needs. Cr0$S-o00Unlry skiers ratt the Gaiters wlll keep your socks and cream or sunblock. Wear a ~ug hat that cov~ challenge or a variety of weather. boots dry when you s ki throu&h A fanny pack-a zipP<r pauch your ears-. You lOSt 75 perce.nt o( accivi1y levels and terrain. They that fastens around yo\Jr waisl -nnd dt-ep snow. your bodY" heal through )'Our need clothes that will keep them The lighter and the moce water is worn in black-is u~ful for head . dry. protect them from windchill, and wind resistant your jacket is storing wax, socks, snacks and Mittc.ns are warmer 1h.an gloves. and aUow plent)' or movement . the better. h $hould Jil over sundry ile:ms. They expOS< It$$ of your hands to SC\Itral layers wittiollt -binding or Jeans may work. but only Wear everything the first ten the cold. Gloves &ivc you mortretarding arm movement. Nylon knick~s provide che ltg freedom minutes on I he tcail. Just before freedom of movement. What<V<r •h<lls are r.Jlr.· n«essary. A bib ·SCy~ knicker wiU you bq,in to perspire. remove tht you decide, down is the best Your styie or s kiing dtltrmines help prevem snow and wind amoun.t of clothes that wiiJ keep insulation. peneuarton. the kind or hat and gloves you'll you dry. Sluff the eJ~:tras ip your A thin liner under your ski wear~ An active skit( in mOdrrate Complimented with knee soc:ks , pack or lie them aroqnd )'Our socks will ..wick'' pen:piration weafher will need a lightweight any knickcr style works v.-eU. waist. away from yoUr feet . glove with a leather or vinyl palm Socks should hav< a high wool Whrn you stop to eat or rtJI, Ski JIOW<S are impar1an1. On and a lig.ht hal or headband. For a content and be chanscd when wet. you'll ha..,t- to put enrythin,g back really chilly days use a wool scarf slower paced skier or ext retnc cold In really cold v.-cather. pull a pair on and C\'nl add dothes to avoid a and a special facx mask tO auard • or extra large wool socks over a heavier weight wool mitten and chill. Be pr<partd to add dnd again.st frostbite. Apply a your ski shoes ror extra wannth. hat '' adVisable. remO\'e cloches throughout your protective skin cream or sun block Your shoes should still fit )'Our Wear sunslasscs to protect your trip. ro~ extra protection. e)'cs on bright days and ust- 3 s kin Tht snug fit bloe:ks the wind. Buy couon t·n«ks if you want maximum absorbency and comfon, synthetics for color and easiest care. A tightly k:nh, heavy wool .swe-ater over your tunleneck is the next .step. TI\c. tight knit traps air and wool is warm even when ;cs Calm so 40 31 30 21 16 .as 831·3591 Rm. 7 Squi~e HaU J whiteface LAKE PLACID New York Bus Transportation 5 Day lift ticket 5 -night s lodging in condominiums • February 12 • 15 Bus Transpor:tation 3 nights lodging 3 day lift ticket �The areas to ski· when in Western New York / by Kathy !KreQplee ~lkllns Ia a _,.of SOitinS plonty <! pel - - . -"'S - - cliff....... people. c:looinl! a day, or limply a 10 pi 001 Into the goat - · lot ...-... w-.,. New - Vort. """' oflen a of plocot to oki eodl wilb - . . . _,a) and cliff-. ~ _.,_ofourarou.~ to t h e -: a. . . . . _ , Q:eolt Rood, Well of Yort.Jhire11161496-60<0. Oll'en 100 wrtlcal · leot. twelve &lopes and tralla, one ohairlift, twO IW'face lifts, and two toWI. Snow· maJdotC. .,_ country trails, and • • free bobytinJns ...-.ice lor children OW!r-J!Nfold . ...,...,., 1\<nto.ia. Lift Operations: Doy-n-.•s..n.; Nt!Ju-DAily. Weekl!nd Rates: ~10.00 :I.IIAI8TOt. MOUNTA1i'1 Canand aigua, Ne w Vork (7 171374-64ZI . Oll'en 1050 ....-tical feet. twel•11 &lopes,and trails, ~r cbaln, and two lifu. Snow•mil<.i"So leuons, rentalo, bobysilli"So and a>·emJ#lt campirt&. N.tltlonsl Standard Ski " - INASTAIII are opef!. to sklen of all ...., and abllitJH. Lilt Operations: Doay-Oaity: ....,.,-Dally. Weekl!nd Rat. .: Sl 2.50 :1. OllCKNGN1!: off liTE. 60. Slnd&lnllle 17161Z87·3U3. orren 430 ....,r1.k:al reet ,..;th eiew!n .llopes And lrAiJs. IWO chain. andonelifL!il>OwnWd"So........._ crou-c::ou:ntry al.i crails1 rental$, and 0\<emipt c:ompis~g.'NASTAR noes are available every Sunday aflemoon. U h Ope-r•tlons:t D•y- Dally: Nighr-O.Uy. Wot!l<l!nd Rate: 112.00 & . HOUDAY \ 1 4LLEYs Rtt!. 219 Elllclottvill• 1716) 699-2345. OfTen 750 \<e-:tle&l feet, 31 &lopes .tnd l.ra.iJ$1 wi.th thf'ee cllafr4, I WC) lifu, and t\o\'0 low•~ Snow-making. lesson~ Cl"bt;5 oountry ski trails rentals! tN.by·$itHng and overnight campi"So • Lift Operationt : Day-Daily; Nighr-Wed·SWl. Weedl!nd Rstes, SlJ.OO S. lliSSI!VG BRIOGB: Rte. Z40, Glenwood, Xe"' YorS.. t115159l-4963. H.as sso \'e.rtical feet with 2:6 1\opes and tralb. Snow~malung, ~SUM. CI'O$SAX)U.ntry .ski lrdil~. 11.'1"1\alc, babysluing. and O\'ernighl camping. Lih Operations: O•y- DJ.ily; Nisf>t- Daily. Weokend Rates: $13.00 6. PBBK 'N P BAK: Clvmer, Now vorl<. • Offen 400 \'Ortic>l feet, 16 slopes and tra.ili, two chairs and four Urt.. Snow·making. lessons. crou and trails with one'dlair, .and two lift.s, Soow~mJ.kin&- lessons J.nd rent11i. Lift Op~~~lons Day-Dolly: Night-Mon·Sot Weokend Rates: $12.00 8. GRBBK PEAK: Ric. 90 south of COrtland. !los 650 wrtical feet. 24 · &lOpe< and trails, with 1 choir Ia chalr6ft which &e.tts four puse1>gersl, and four lifts. Snow-ma.kif\81 cros.s country tra.il$, rentals, leotoonl. and bobysitti"6Lilt Operations: Day-Dally: Nf&h-1-MOI\.·Sat. weokend Rat..: 512.00 Offers. 900 vcM.iul feet. whh 13 oourury traH.s- a nd rentals. NASTAR 1 5&opes and .Jrails, five ~,.. and Races. three lifts. Snow·making, CI"''S$ tift Operations: Oay-Oally: country tra'ils-, rentJJs. babysitting. N(.i;hr-Oaily. and Jes50ns. chair Week.,rld Rates:: $13.00 7. S KI WING HOLLOW: Grostal Rood~ Allegany Has 813 vertical reel, J2 $lope$ baby5itti"6- and a •mall ehs~t. · Lift Operation!.: Dly-Wed. and week""'!!: Nig/11-None Weekend Rates: $10.00 ·-------~------------------------- Lift Operations: Day-Daily; Night- Mon.·S.t. Weekend Rates:$ 13.00 9. SWAJN: Rte. 408, Swain. CAMPUS BIKE SHOP,tNc BICYCLE & X·COUNTRY SKI RENTAlS 111E 1£. SKI IIOUDAY. 'IBEY DONT COME ANY FREER. KARHU & OTHER BRANDS • Specl•llsts In Cross Counfty Sic/ Equlpmeni·Sal•s & Rentels - EXPERT REPAIRS - -~· n E E *Sdoy otdllrt tlcl<ets =881·3613 I 0. TAMARACK RIOGB: Route 240, Eut Aurora 490 •'Crllcal r..t, 12 &iopo!S, one end 4-10 WaWqtoa St. El1iatthille, N.Y. 14731 (716) 699-2373 Leuon s . Attention: All students applying to Schools ol Medicine, Dentistry, Podladtry, Optometry, and Veterinary Medicine • Fall '83 r-oere will be an Important meeting with Miss lcapuana on Monday, Nov. 30th at 7:30 p.m. In the Squire Hall Conference Theatre. Topics oT discussion will Include ~eltlng up your file, letters of recommendation, interviews, tests. schools to apply to, etc. a. Sliie Attend = 744 Elmwood Ave. Buffalo (2 Bloelts No. ol W. Fenvl \·bar. To EllicottuiUt Jnu • ESTA8lt511EO 1890 10% DISCOUNT ON WEEKDAY LODGING ..........,.,old ____ ..,150....,.11. ._.-,._ltlt.,....,...-.. ...., '"' _ . . , . . J dtia .. ~IAro ..... Jl,lJSZJ a v••• a - - .:.1111 a . . - .... 1212 a~ Special .........ed .......... ., car--------=--- ---=-----'--- Zip ____ .. I I INCLllD£S: a Ja~~aFW• a .-7·1• a Jian1..2t O.lan2t·21 a..---.u.s._...._..,P Olllor---·ivouefoout ,...., _ ___. . - 'I I· I I I I I I I I I ~--------------------------------- .. ·--....,_~- _, t, sa P«h,u ANiWic c-,-..117 ~ lnoltfutI F.a Sorm D;.;., a- Soni1a lreoldMt l.-lo _. o;.. 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Moun1-a10 Road ~titon 1~ m.1e> ol ~ 10 .U marl.<d •n•h \\ ind~ Wu...,; hUI Sc,uoh Woles ond Vermooo Uohnd s. ........ 28. lli&hlecn klle Pork-S..Uih aft~. and Creek away from lht .trowd" and rnac:hinery land t:lpMiH or t:~ Coc lc af~Cnr St..t Area-Otet'l"\ l..rtd ~"'C't' 1n trn mb ut n\llri.t"(l lnut' \II"'M~h o1 ~H.ambur&-Primitf'\-r.tetf'ain ~-ntull .tooCMC' It's • ~.- OU!tl't4S with a pvup o1 (nendJ on 1 maritod tr..U wllh luncll •IonS lhe way. lt~theeu:it~tofrAtinsor the ad\'C!f1IU,. of downhJJtb\4 on •k'•· country Whatever you ttyle. crou counll')' •kilnS I• run, cheop ~- •nd • ·seul"ff blcl. to N&tu.-.r Kllvlly. Ulu!d below &l"ft placn to Aid &f'OUnd 8urfa&o l.oclt(Or1.J and delcr'ipdonl are ~~ I. H-en c::r-k ctOM ,.,.___._...,._of(Cenlef'bneand H....... Creek loed&. W. . . Tbree to $ mlel ol roarUd tra.Os 8ne ~ hill. othcrwiae aver• tet'T'aln, OUdwJule 2. l're nlr..lln Gulf _ ........,.....,. on IAridn llood and School Street. Eden-NOrth O:JIIinJ t.oWnllne """' ~. Bee••n ' Cr-eek Park- Patbr ftold, Otrence. fill .md windy. • .Boeton County Yor-eat ~feddk:k Road. Botton. 1.8ardlnla County Po~t Reeerwe-non.h aide or GeneMe Road near Wamer Cutf Road. SardirU.. sta mUel of mat'ktd tf"jlli.l beslnnet" 1Va.in8 but.t O advanced Akien. •.Cbeocout Rld&e Pork-Route Z77 Ordlt.rd- Pul.. f"-e mik!. of marked 1n.~1s tr:J\tn« all obiht,.. ~ ..UO..od on abo lleaood casino ""'*"'...,.rood> ""'""' ref~""""' 0.... aold i?~ B.-k P ork-foote .ll<»d oil llovtol.40,l.c>n00r<l ,...,., mdea o( oaa;y to 1\"fn# marked traOJO. Wamtln& h~ . outhouse. II. _ . , . Park- Emery Rood. Aurora. Three 10 S milr:i of trails. ...y to dlfnm.ll !iOmC lull• lle•ll'<l bulktl"ff wllh bllhi'OOI!l.. 11. l!lma M•do- -Clrdll! and fl-100 Roads. t'Jma. Oprn, \\indy ate a •.uhonehill ,., 10. eo.- Park- Rooil. I..Jntulu ~I aod """"""· S mileJ ol marl.ed tnlJ.. 1 1. Alpine Rec r -e ation A..,.-Roule l.40, Wet! FaliJ Fourt.., ll1l1eJ ol trd• wilh onoc:lline«< troc:b. oomothillfl lor ......,. lund ol t.lder. l.odp sdllns refreJiuMn,. Skl "'"-• and ronW.. Troll ~· 1.00. 12. Coldea· LonJlaur ~la-(;enter Rood. llolloncl. Si> • mlleo ol lr.U. wllh IM!okt. I.Dds•· lmtructlon. 510 17 . letrTJJn rang•ug ••vn• o~""" IK•Id., tu "'OOded hnl> Wdjtc Ro•ul•l• 1• .ot •~ l. l6lt8~·3Z.U 18 . fr o•• Rldgr S k i A.roea -LcnJ\' 19 . H • 'ppy Vellf!y S k i o\re.-Atrred :to. Ho lld oy v o ll ey S l.t o\..,.,- Ruu1• 2 19, Ellklolhllle HH· mila of trails lor lhl' ~rminl( tu lniL"f'n~tl' !oltcr .t\ll~4.""1tt tu Jll nulc;. ol s.~aac hn.· .and -"t"" tt.'C ro.ld' UX1g- 1<1616,.·DU 2-l. ~ 'n PeakSI.;IAre.a-olf ftoutt'. U6. f"h-mrr t71GJ:$S:t uz; u., Tami.raclc Mld,gc S id Area-Route !40. l:.l4.t .\unn~ o\boul three niile,. of lnd.~W"' tDII tlvut.ISh "''OOded lftr.a 1.n t.t!S,on~ 1\entoiL \YIII'mlllj! 1>111 23. lt'eoru~ campe-fo..1r ma•11• ~·es.t of W.a.rsaw ~~'." nll~ of lr.tili maintain by the YMCA No f..,e. Donations appn..t datl-d l...od8e for renl. 1\enla~ and in..-rut.1iott by •lr'rangement.. 24 . Nlke Ba ae P&r"'k- \XhJieha\'en Kold. Gr•nd l.ibna. z s. Coo•er vat lon TraU-bct"-'f!!en \Va.mtr Udt Rc»d. LaM!,_ OirrV!Uh 21'. accftl Tlfh Farm NaHare preaerve-Fuhrmann Bh·d Buffalo ~o trW'krd cri.IL e.uy tJ:Iin& Windy. Sno\\'$holt ttnd •ki rernalt.. Cabtn. hot dnnbn'ail•hl.2.8. Beaver •• land S llte< P•rk-t;r.tnd 1$1and lArge OfX"' • ...,. •vilh one hl11 No m• rM.od troll• Wlndv 211: Buckhorn Ialone! S lole Parit-(;rand hiland . f'bt. wrrn:h•. and WCJOded • 30.. Bicycle pa th aJong W a n H I\O'r Hoad-Grond lslond 31 . Rlcyde pa_th alon~che Tn.J I~\\'etn Route 430, nur B.,'le Cenai-Cantpbt•D .-nd "'--"" Mn'\ai:.O. .and Routt- 473. ~ Am~ n. Akron fall§ Paric- \..,1'\JO \\O:ldc-d \\"'lh hiL. l:!l·a n so1a Stat ~ Pork-~.,...,. Upon..,.. ""Kl~ 83. 3". Isle Park-'ron..aw~oda \ ' lew ~o mar\t_od tr•il,., 3$. Beaver Meadow·M'Udllfe Relu-~ff Route 78, NOf\tl Jl\ &. 1 WoOded area for inu:rmcdlau~ ' k"""· 38. Gulf Wlldernees Parlc-Wt st J ackson Streel. Lockport. 31. The P~.rw.ng I'"''' ut l~·rM.:a Co4n.\ando~ muttwo.a~l or 3'e. Overland Relierv oir State .& G. 1"una M and a Game Park- t"""'·islon \tanagt:"ment ..\ r ea, 38 . Jo~eph Da' ' '• State " oi('C)Itft\ Ule and the O.k Parlc- betWf'en \ ounpt~n VIet Of"dlard \n-<1 . (MicOe&d - tlal 1,...~.,.,, 441. C.rllon ltiU Multiple U.. 40. Port Niagara Stat e Area- lhroe mtle• nonh of P•ric-\ ounlti'o~·n \'\' .a 1 . (_:olden Hi lt S tate . ~~wll•.,.."l 8oS WUdllle l'ar&c-U:ar~f"t' Mana.tmM!nt Are.•- I'KN'1h of 42 . Phllllp!i creek S t•tr Black Crer.k. Fo,..,.t- \lf•·ud, 48. Amber--a t 43. Sla te Barge 1 Canal, NoMh l:a m p u e - Ltllchwol'th Wooda. 1\owpalh- llt'tWCt.'f\ t:asport ~nd lw hutd the EJtiron Complf!.\. .SVa 1.od.twn1 nnh!,. or m.trLt.-d. lf'\~l tr~ilf. 11 4 . Deer &.•.ck Nature Xt."fltal• 111 t.:lhrou S• nctu•ry-Uttat-4!U~U> Count4,. HAPP' ~kUN"t:•• r------ ---------------------------------------, NoW•••Cioser The very best of Western New York skiing ... take the Holiday Valley Challenge. Now you can get to the " Valley" quicker than ever. Route 219 Expressway is now open to Springville-from t here it's only m"inutes away... less than one hour from Buffalo! Sound good? There's even more this year! A new quad chair lift at Yodeler, ex· panded night ski ing and more snowmaking. With 33 slopes and trai ls, Holi day Valley offers more ...so ski Holiday Valley for the best of everything ! nwodll,..,..., ""''al.o ond ..1••· TNII lee. 17111941-11675 t a. Nor I'IB 81<1 SchoolDelaware Pri. 1urralo 'wear tho luiTalo lloo. • ....,, 1.7 """' loop clrdeo 1M .,;r _....... lti1(y troa - • ~ Publdo lAdfpe Wkh _,to moderote lkli"ff llentab ond '"" .... -...,. ovoiloble on~ rrom ••· Le1ehwor1b Park- llo\He 40 1 , Nunda -~ ..... blmod in lhe -.ohem end ol ..,.. pali. Ill. AUopn)l 81a &e Park-neu Solomanco iPizza••J l IPiac• laM-3133 1 114 Heath St. I I ~ 1o1a1~ 111. ~·~ 1 1 FREE DEUVEAY TOI 1 Main $1. Campus AIM I I $1.00 Off I OnA U . a - I I l'lllil."""- lte~~~ I I ..... o. .... I I I I I I..... - -. .-. .·._ -- I I ... WlllltiH M . E.qtloeo ,.,,., • ...,.,..-~ -J0.·•· 5 �Snowstorms and sneakers: ·A guide to running By MATTHEW CHERNEY As Buffalo nln!l<'B we have to live with a few hard realities: I) th<re ..,. some lc:u than plcuant dayS heu tU1d 2) tbere on more of the$< days IIIIJI any ocber kind. Civm ~ eonditiocu. tU1d auumtna "-e•u noc •illinaro stay inside •U -..nter iJ pays to <k\'O<e some thouabt to k«pin& warm tU1d ovoidina tnturies 00 those "$() bdow .. ith tile wiocklu1J" days. 01lr bodies bave I1WIY ways to ~ -lib told. One thina our bodies do is to burn m<m calories. Tbot makes saue tr )'OU think about ••• 110rt of like burmn& oD to\bcat a house. Wt can V\su.aUu tb"is on I araph of how hot and oold OR handled by humaru: :1~? lllmnot<Cql(on (tcmperaiure l<'Ositive ~ <dis) send mas.qa 10 tbr brain. The btain che-n reduces blood 00w 10 Lhe: hands and fett in An IUM\pt (0 P~• h.. t for the ~al 0<1""'· As a result , the handt and feet are wor>< offlhen they were before. It was bad t:r>Oll.lh thai lhey wore oold, now they 1e1 blood as well. Fonunttdy. we can belp our bodiei OUI '*hh each of the$< c:old mponJCS. To 11<t <o<~ra fud, lor talorics tO burn, we can JWI <11 more (althouah for .._ of us thll won't be a problem). If we need mo<e insulatiof', -At can •ear henit'f' wuts. e\en an old jacket. One kty poinl hut is co reduce ilir infilLralion by sealin& ofr liPS around ahc neck, wrist$ and anldes. Its$ Esp«:ially important rs to •ear someahina on your head. Why! Remember that the head is one of the plaoes that's aoinJ 10 ,e, • lot or blood (therefore aloa of con\'«"tivc heat) no mauer how cold it is out. Heat "ill be to.1 f!om the head unless we help by insulalinaah~t-.,-earlna a hat, or hood or both. How about the hand< and feet? Well, "'C can periodieally make squeeDnl motion• to maintain cin:utauon •n Lhc h.a.nds and •~e can wear thick soch and P,\ts;. Sodi aK C"YCQ a nice SUbsliiUIC (Or H<1T gk:J\'CS. TtN:y can «- roUed -up over che ~«YCS 10 cur our the "-'iml and, unUkc aJo,·a, most people '-''OR 'I ha>< a probl<m lindina their only pair. ui ~*\" -~ . ... ' Now think for a second. If )ool-ov.oed a house, <IJ< miaht you do to hdp keep 11 worm at a reasonable oo>t1 Insulate? Yes. CUt orr h.. t to •pa~ roomsl Ytl. Well, tr \!loT n;lc out aainin.a f1t (-.•e're talklna about ~on periods or time) our bodies can't do \oUl' mueh aboul insulalinJ rrom the ouu:idc. 1'h<y ean make ~"""" on end. Noc roc:h a bi& hdp. But IIIey CIJl CU1 orr hut to >pare roonu! Howt By restrictiAa blood !low to tile skin and eJ~remlli<S Ctbcreby aruina hut loss br con>eaion and maktna tile <kin mon: erf..,ive as insulation). A >imJ)Urled view of tile physiolosical re<ponl<' loob somethma ltke this. When they're <014, Whll Thrrc is ano1her response our bodies make that ·s wonh lookina 11 . Muscle tone increases (we tiah1en up) 41 a son or prelude to shivcrina. This il imponanc ~UM: in this condition we have an lntrused risk or pullin& muscles. Wt can de<ruK this risk by: J) -'Wmint up before soma ouriidc. and 2) noc pu>hina too hard durin& a run. As ob•iow as thu sounds, lllere are ..mt1ot or pulled muscles tn cold weatber 11101 rould be eastl) pcn·ented. let's kavt this cold stuff for a •hilt and lllk 5·---WE'VE OPENED A NEW STORE! !!·---S TO CELEBRATE YOU NOW CAN GET THE BEST ATHLETIC SHOE BUY IN W.N.Y. PLl~S AN ADDITIONAL "•Y· we are·mixin& the efrecu of cold and e-~erc:i~ . We only looked at thinas from the cold pOlar of view. So you might want to do some rndin& on your own. The more knowkdJtablc you are 1he more likely you arc to avoid a probltm. Finally, thc.re: arc timei Vrhcn you just h1ve-10 admil 10 fOWJ<'II ti)M it's too c:old 10 10 OUI and run. Don't ,..... th.,.. days. Jump rope, do ealisthmiea, run stairs and hallways ••• an)'lhina. And remember, spnna is just around 1M ....,.... . . . and clown tile blo<ck •• • and around tbt nw comer • . • and do,..·n chat block . • • Hillel What's Up Series · SO YOU WANT TO BE A LAWYER - -- -$5.00 OFF!! _ _ __ (Any Purchase of $25 or Morel J.boUI shoa. Some shoes art bctta 1h.an others in mow • . . especially the new waffl< sole shoa (or[&inally marketed by Nike). They reduce slippioa and slidin& markedly. With th< shoe market boom ina. most runncn will bt able 10 find a p11tr that will oar« with thdr f«t. I hi&hly rcoommend tbcm tO anybody "'ho has a problem gettin& tranion on ie< and""'"'· espocially tile ~alner runners, •ho ah~~ .setm 10 have the mosa 1ntction 1roubk. In addition. most Nnncn •ill find it ugful 10 ba'-c an t'Xtta pair of "muddcrs..-for -,.1\cn lhe first choiee ~art wd from tbt day before. What the$< "mudders" art Wtll be detmoined in pan by avat1•bk funds. But one thina is certain •.• d is. ~uer 10 run in dry J .C. Pc:nnc) or K·Man s.hoa than in wet and rold SSO Adidu. Alri&ht. Now thaa "''c'\·e covered the basics of b<.'ltins the oold, let's odd • lillie lope. Wll<n ••ow running, run "'ith JOtntone if possible. don't &tl u far from 1'\ornt as )'Ou would in good v.·eather. make svre that lrtffic tan diltil'\lubh you from a ~··man and always carry money -ith )'OU, "just in case." Keep in mind places •here )'OU eon stop and,.. warm alonJ tile Althou&h it is unbl<dy thai you •ill h:a"~ • PfObk:m -,.,th frostbite on slrorl runs. '""' what it is and how to treat it. • Remember, none or tile physiology I have dac:n'btd is as simple as it sounds. ln snow runnlna with RICHARD LIPPBS, Buffalo AUornev for S ierra CulbJLove Canal Home Owne.:S UIB Stude nt Association · T~ 1330 N _ . foils Bo.d. Gi'M"'-·· --------. (KtOU lnxn Bou-n!Moll) 691·7079 ll ln A t - - Wednesday, Dec. 2nd nt 7:30pm i n room 219 Squir e Hnll 834-3371 .-------'"Tho ....... ol.,. • Wberl )'OU pUteh.aH a ~ ol "'"'OifMI 01 c::ourt $tlon hom Sooond Sott fOf ov. S2S 00 )'01.1 *'" a c:cM1P n OOOG ror,. hee f~ rrpe ruotJ~ "''• w.ll 01'1'1 y00 t·wtCe the fMn Of r"'"• ttltf.,.,nn.. It's like ~1"'10 • • aiiMt fOf ,,. 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A.ll skiers shall wear retention straps or other devices while skiin& to prevent runaway skis. 6. You shall keep orr closed trails and posted areas and observe all posted signs. Winter warm-ups For a quick enersy boost on a day's outina, fill a thermos --ith OM or tbe ddicious id<OJ bdow. Try a ueamlna mu&f\11 on .a nippy -.inter ~'tftina. Miller times=~~ ~ the- recommended meuurt or any hoc COCI()a mix (ohe t)'JX cocuaininl milk) 1 t..._ or ilutant c:orree I,..._ or JlO"llcred coffee creamer dash or cinnamon FiU cup ..-iah boilin& • -ater. Mat.. OM stf"in&, HIM Todd) 1 Ji&&<f or ,.hiskey t..._ or suaar ~ · - or lemon Jui« 1~ dash of dnnamon FiU cup with boilina waocr. Makes~ servina. Hot Spletd Wloo< y,_tl\ aap swed red wine (for dry red --ind add about one I<UpOOn supr) 1-1 teaspoon or lemon juice dash of cinnMnon dash o r around clov.. IJi c:up ofwa1er Heat the mixtu~ to obe desired temperature. Maku ont servina. -Gwro ATTORNEY AT LAW -IAlf·IIIUITIHCIMS ........ . . _.. -..cr••·• --.... _....... --·-· ""J.Il'MI,..._ . . . . . IUI. IINIII• . . . . . . . . lltHMiart lldlrwrllfWI " Tltose college }(ids thiT1l< the'f're so Smart~.. 1 '' YeahJ b"t onl4.. we know i'fthe I ;ght's on in here~ l Ufe· �Room 7 Squire Hall 831-3591 • Office Hours: · Mon.· Fri. 9 am· 4:30pm EXTEtfDED HQURS Th. 12/3 & Fri. 1214 · 9 am· 8 pm t'I ~BOught My Ski Equiptnent1tt the Best Ski Shop in Ne"W York.'' BEER BLAST 30 KEGS $1.09 Admission 3 Beers $1.00 For born Alpine and Cros5 Coumry, The Ski Market gives you me best selection of famous brands a[ me best prices around. Come in [oday and see wha[ we mean! TALBERT BULL PEN Saturday, Dec. 5th 9:30 pm to 1:30 am Featuring: •> ~ 97 Rock 'n Roll Machine · ··• with Ra~io Personality noJlOOR PRiZES ·:57 'Rock T·Shirts & Hats Albums \ t Pr. 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The blast1ng is s.cheduled to end in May 1982. and Is expected to be completed by June 1984. ltiE " . the denial was presented to be the appearance of a schowrly judgement but the real content is politicaL - Gene Grabiner Sun , . Uniwlnlty 10£,.,..,. Wrl•t Fired UB professor sues SUNYt over tenure denial By -ALAN C. UCHIC Contributing Editor Drm<r UB Assisw>l Profeuor Gene Cinbiller-denied .tenure in 1979 and forced to lca.-e the Ulli-.ily last sprir~J-is suins the Slate Uoi>enity or New York (SUNY) in an auemp1 to F rep;.. hio .......... position. The la-at, .a.. for Sl million in daJuses or rehiriJw wilfl ._.., K<uer, SUNY. UB President Robert v-..., Praidoal for Academic Affairs Robert Jtoosbera, ud Soclol. ~ical and Hiitori<:al a...- Pllitip All- as cl<fendantS. As$istanl to tho Pn:sidel.t Ronald Stein w6uld DOl FouodiQools on the - · He Aid !hat th< Stale Auomey ~ is budlina ch< case and i• "wiltins for the <iudae's) decision" before malcins a statem..u, in occ:on1an<e willa UDivenily policy. Ora"'-, ob a........t Mantlsc, claims ll>al{he was denied tenun: on "political and noc ><holarlisrounds" eddins thai '"the denial was praa~ted to be the appearll1« of 8 ocbolarly iutlsment but ll>e real conlont is political."' The Uni....Ocy, ho....,..,., allqes that Gtat>iner was denied tenun: be<:ause h< did not have "an adequate level of t<holarly publieations•• in established journals. COIIUIItftl N otins !hat tbere ore '"no wriuen JW!darcls or auiddina for promotion or tenure in my dcpanmmc•• G~ Aid be wauold that h< needed 10 publieations to« lf'MIICd 1cuuR as quantity or publications is a mojor crkcriol for tho birins and of U B faculty. llolh Jlltboocb and Roosbera-who was then D<ah of Ill< Focuhy of Ed-ioo>ol Srudieo-usened that GrabiiiCf"s publieatioa leYd and quallty-. below Ill• ilandard. This opinion was rd1<cud by bb ~~ -•ion which in November 1979 voted against srantins him tenure. Gntbiner arcued that he met Ill• orileria by publishing eishl articles, seven book revieW$ and by possessio& a book contract in his name-, but sevual of these were disqualified beeause they did DOl appear in "«tabli>hed journals.'' "Any journal whieh tJtisu is established,'' he countered. "It is entirely po$$ibtc- that estoblish«l here means estoblishmem. whkh is a very different me-anins. '' T1U> former assistant pr~SO[ lw had articles appear in ll>e NrN St!hool Q/ Ed-iolt JountGI, CD/Ifornkl Jouf7UI/ of TH<htf" Educvtlon, TIH! Buffalo Ctlurie E.xpfft'J, and tbe HonVJrd Ed&I<VItkma/ Revkw. among ocher publications. He hi$ also been published in several Mar.dst and leni.c journals whldl - • not tounled t i scholarly journals by his evaluators and caused him to appear 1.o have an ina~uate number of articles to be &iven tenure., · H red in 1974, Gntbiner did noc comPlete his ~oral diuertation unt11two years later- an ~1ablishcd practi~ at the lime which ollow<d teachers to suppon themselves whilt finlshina lhc:ir dissenatKJns. As is required or all SUNY foculty, h< had tO be sranted teDU~ &I somt point within KYen years to pin a pmnanent position on the stAff. Grai>iMr $1188CS!S chat workin& and wrilins hi> dw.rtotioii for'""' ,.ars hampered his ability co.publlsh at a 010re prolirtc rate and UB should have liven him aD <XIeaslon. He: added that Olbers have been bired without oompleted tllsserWJoll$ and - • denied cenu~ for lack or publications, but "Ketter put hlm in a special calesorY ror throe ,...... whids alloftd him to ~ his doctorate and later 1IChl<w '""""'· W!illc tl'" '!~~\bat Gno.x-·. teaching was of high quatily, there ¥~'ete charf,es by many student~ thai ht would pU$h his Marxist views on them in class. But Grabincr de-nies these allegations. T he departme:nl's decision not to give Grabiner t~ure was cha)lcn&ed by his ifievance ~·hkh•was rejmed by the State GO\'etnor's of Employment Relations. orrtet Grabiner•s most receru defeat came earlier this year when he was denied a seventh year revi~-whkh would have r~-evalua.tcd his performance and possibly ~abled him to get tcnurc-thar he says he was promised l.n · wriclna by Rossbera. But accordios to E.tt!:'lllvo s..:r.tary 10 the Presidential Review Board 1..awrmot Cappiello only Ketter can sranc this review and Rossbers had no authority 10 do so. The President r•fuood Grabiner Jht review. Convinced that his politics arc btina used apinst him, Grabiner ~ed that '".:ertain people in capen Hall didn't want me tO have that review." S tein would nQC romment on 1hi.s cll&rae. or on any other alleption by th• former assi>tanr professor r<pl)'ins that i1 .. would be inapproprlate to say anythinc now." Ac:rordina to Grabit>er, Jlltbach would ridicule and inaimidate him because his politics ... ln evaluation of me Allbach rdcn to-in snick commen15- le:ft journals.'" he Aid. Gntbiner added that leiters and materials "which would hdp in my promotion'" were oever doewnerued in ll>e evaluation and Ibis "lainl.s ll>e or prooeu in rdatlon 10 my ease." G{obiner Aid 11>01 Jlltboocb, .,hik employed by the SO.....,IMftl, ""'rked for rqxusive rqimes In Saudi Antbia and in Iran under tbe Sboh Pahla\'i as 1 rtprCScQtatl ... or ll>e United States and lh8l tho Cl\olr is pan or • "nco-McCarthyisl'" Oltack oa ldlisl ocodeonica in this """""1· �.. in short. campus JoM I(. Open meetings? Tht naht for w:us to board ami committ<t mttti~t£S «>ntlnues on campuKS ocro.s tht oounuy, and bas taken on additional moul. . tl\b r.u .. many .!dlools try tO pat< down b\>dacts tO • mttt stat• and ftderW fundina cuts. At Wulw1JIOO State Univenity student repontn ~ lud<d oot of tWO camPI" C<Dmilt<t medinp ,.iJm a r.W llC'O- r.-. dJafi ~~US tO bt WSU DtHJy £•""Z,_ Man.oain& Edttoc 0&1& B"""" showed up a1 IlK ..-14 mtftiac with copia or th< $ale's _ . mtttilljp ta.. and a JIM< coun Nlilll oo od•ilory commtll<tS, bot was '!ill turned IM)' aftct IS.minuu~s of disc:un\on b)' lht- filude:ru facuhy.. 4 addlinlstration committ<t. Brown dhput<d th< lcplity or tht dos<d m..Una. but said thtrt iJ liHJt tbe paper ean lqally do. Tht onivusiry claims oommiuec art ad•isory, not policy-makinl bodks. and thus not subj«t to opa1 IIIOttiJop law. Bro..., dl<d lL 01atc S\IPf<lll'! Coun ru1lna that op<n<d Uruver>ity or WashinitOO taw fa<uhy m«tinp to th< pubtlc on IlK crOUDds it m:CIIJlJIICftdc policy that was ofteo ocupt<d by ..... uw ......... As a pan of tho waiver>ity, ho"'CV<f,th< DGoly£-arcanoo< fe&ally lurt cowud and talrt lh< scllooltO <OWt, Browe said. "On< or Lbt miT manbtn would ha"" to lite th< suit on thor .,..... and pay for il. and ~r • • has lllal kind or 11>00<)'," ht said. Th• paper doq n to <0010<'1 various P<<SS q.J ....,.;.. for aid. Th< rullna to c the rneetine ,.,.. mad< by one or two Stat< au orncy &tncral starr m<m~s • '\l&n<d to WSU, Brown said. " I think this is d<finiltly bcina crammed down our throatJ because they know wt can't s~:· ht commented. A Pconsyt...,.;. Stat• Uoivenity studtnt reponer was recently ordered b)' a s&.alt reprcsen«aliw to ave: a public town meetina or stop m:onbn& whar. -said. State Rq>. Crca Cunoinaham tlw-cocd t o _ . . . , . th< th< DGily Col/qif1n reponcr iruia<d oo ~ k. O.nrun&ham said media P<CIICilC< at ................. iAbibiu CODild-$, and thai h< is willin& to pna CIIICIIions aft.erward. Coliq;.., .,........,. Editor Pbitip Gutis dacrib<d wisll to ..a the publit medina oiT~d " llillurd," and bdiova th< lqillator'J unwitti._ to deal witb the pna ~~- froat acpli"" media ,_,ion to hi• .ml·pu~Jiicit<d biU to pally ratric:l al>oniools Ill Pcrwytvanla. Th< I1C'01j>aper has editorially criiic:iml Oroanin&t\lm ror cloJiq Lbt mtttinp to Lbt pna, but_,., con£.- him on th< iosUt ~ wd another _... k ICbeiWod ia ..... uaivaJily - · 11>c }JIIiYasify or Aorida lludml DCWSpai)Cf' - a t least a .........-t viaory . - Jy iD its botlk to pill ...,... 10 personnel Rober< - . ..... - tee - . . . . - to the politic pmdlfll ......,._tor Law Alit mod by th< - · ..... A IJ,..ttN. Tho .W., ..,.,. bcin& oppeokd, optn<d th< taw dtarl oearc1t eommhtcco .-inp to lh< pub&. Univtnity offtc:Ws had continu.ed to hokS ocha dosed Karch commhlee meetinp until a ,_.,.,.If Cion.........,., a- ....,.......,..__u_,..,....... .-1, "'*""' ....... -· JO~tMt sai.KIC'TU repona filed a criminal comptain1 a.cainsa M.arsaon. two 01her administrators and .stYtn mcmben or a Studcn1 Services Dean Scat\h Commill« for olosina ;,. m«tinas. UDM/'~EdiroMitoC,.._, Seth GoooduldiM•n-elnt £tHto, AnthOn)' M. PeHIJMaA• fi".O (dlfot wac:ant/Auoclar• t dftOf ,.,,.,,AQ Margarel SawyerJAtf Offlrot Maber fired T~ Ctti~C.mpv.s EUMn ~ , . ,,.,,.. For the oecood lime in t•"O dayJ, th< Student Association (SA) has lir<d one of itt represcntallva tO the Sub Board I (Sill) Board or Difcctors. 0o Mooday, Direct« Linda Mah<r ,.... dismus<d from hcr duties. Bat Mack, llnothcr SA ....,.........,~and SBI 01'ttd· Qaj\t~Cir ChotWCII)', . .,..,... te.An.t.m~r J........~..- treasurer.. was fired on Friday. • Booh dltmissals follow a Stormy dir«tors m«tin& on No>ernb<r 19 as Mack and Mabtt ooostJt<ntly •·ot<d aaainst Mar"' Moore, .. ~C. ~otttrllKif/-. Jot'W\ Formtll.ai'C:rlphka -JOMph 8 . ZingalefH•IIHal SA rtpresettuJjvc a student aovt:rnment. Accordins to Moore, both wert for<d due to "philosophical differences". U uref'ICe T~ AostiH.,.."PI'tOtOC!i'IP"t Oevid Ottlviol,tu/tt•nl Pr!olotr•pbt .lon N. Dlat/S...... Jtfftey-lll'hU!'.-oN"$porf• mark russell G.,-, SlemtA..-u.a S,om .,...., A. Comins soon! Biun than "Gone With th< W"md;.. biuer than "Star Wan," biuer than th< Normandy 11l"'ISbl--ll's t.h< Mt>llil tahova or ~tamhon Oil I ComslocW.._..- TCtl)' Ggfeda...,nk ffa.nt~a ~S&Nt fitotott•p~tr 1\h, Mobil-you sneaky liulr hulkinJ slant you. Thoucht you'd double up those Marathon chocolates and fool us, didn' t you? • N, Cantorll_,..,.,. M• n•p•t Jtfl~ Jamu P. MurphyiCompfroll., Jan MaHOIIII\OIAdWrf.i.il'lf M•ltap., S~e F1acUSIProductlolt $hltteo; GlgU&IAcflt. CeotGM•Iot How man)' tim« have wt told )'Ou-you can't hidt a hippo under I balhi0WC1, _ Wllat's the matter, Mobil? Boo<d with MOillJO<DerY Ward'$? Still sulkinl btcauso )OU coulda 't Jlom omo Rinalill& Brolh<rs and Connoeo! Nauably, ........y. .......... ~~ ls .......,c:.ytht ~-­ ~e.'t.ooAngoloo ~ ~.. Collogtl l l - - s.Mce UnlleCI FNI.na $y""attcll Now, you &o and write on th< blackboard 5oo timel- 1 "!!.,.; uso th< ~orllS to aploro for oil )USI as I promis<d. enG United Pf... Syncltc:.ete. TM Speetttm1 Is repr...nled 101 ftltiOI\M edYenitlng by Commvnlcalklna and Achwt.laJng Senicu lo StUOMta. tnc. When win you and your sn siJtcrs team lllal tho fatter you aet. th< tess sympathy oth<R wilt haw for you! Loot at you. You dmfand you'n:.stiU <aline. . ~·loo-20.t00 CILR't ..... zip"'' yoor Afier you've dtvour<d tverythin& in siaht, then ,.ilat"U you do--dcctaro yourstlf a Jlatd Los Angdes 1ima S)·ndh:att ,,. Spec/rom ofllcu are ~ltd in 3$$ Squlre H-.11, Stilt Unl't'tftity of New YOf'k at Butlalo, 3435 M ain ~~..... 8uttll0. New YOtk 1•21c, T...Phanr. (718)831-3171 161tOf'ieJ; ~house (116J63t-t. - - . . OooroiQM 1111 8uttaJo. N.Y. The $pKINI'I'I swoen.a PtriOdiul. me.. £chtcw141r pol.cy.l5 determiMCS br the [di.tot..nCNet. "-"Jbbc:.tUON of INtter - _ _ ..,..,q,_, ...........l tbt £cktot.fn.Ch6e:l i.l Mrk1fy n .. Spectrum Js pr,lM.ect t,o 8uiii\O N~s Int.. 1370 $tMC.a Sl BultaiO, N.,Y. Oiambuteo " " to the Ontv.,•hy communltynknll one CGP1 ~ waon. Roee l'or1er DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE REGISTERING FOR? THE S.C.A. T .E. STUDENT COMMENTS ABOUT INSTRUCTORS AV811able al Rill. 324 Sqllire Hall, M.S.C, rro. 9 • 3 ,_ Mo...y • Friday ud "n.... COME ON IN - HELP YOUilSEU' TO A 8ETTEit ~ ...j'dllk . . . . . . '-"'•....... HoMAI............ .f:!ll...... SOPHOMORE & TRANSFER BIOLOGY . MAJORS ~· ' J(J()'s OF a-, ·Led!U,._ RESULTS ARE IN!! ~' - a,. TIMa. Para.,.~ 873.()994 ROOnE'S·, r .. ~Dill~ o.o..w.o. rica.-. fREE .................... BCM 202 Molecul ar Biology has been moved to M .W. & F. 8:00 am to 8:50 am in Acheson 70, Reg. No. 185342 BCM 212 Molecular Biology Lab: Recitation, Tues. 8:00am - 8:50 am Hochstetler 114 Re .. No. 15705 Willi nas au. EDIIES 011/BZ ................ VAIJD AJm1D I I I I ROOTIE'S .,.....,.....,. I .................. -~-- ·6II-CJIOD.--- �By EILEEN LEE c-s>ws FNfl"ft Edr/Of' , C 0 m p ut I ng C e nt er strives to cut the wait As tile uaditional "end or lbc sane<I<T crvooh" doses in on then •• U 8 computer eentm, pbnnins is underway to redUCIC tbe looa ,.-.;, for tmnin.altime, a etnte:r offJcial Wet WI """'«k . ACC<>r<lina to OireaQr of Univmity ComputinJ SeMc<s (UCS) Hlnrich Manens, che centers arc In the midst of 1he hectic: season. in whlc:h students engage in a latt·minute rush 10 fin ish assianmcnts. This muhs in lc:nsthy waits for te:nnin and printout$. Four week• aao. the <enlcrt th<il doors ror • weet 10 Ul>irade the old mtem at a COSI of '567.000 a mon1h. "The ehangeow:r took about rO..r da)'S," Manens said, "The ac:J,a.rua&e or the nt'W compUter iJ ahat it wiJI be' able to $uppon more tmnlnals. and, tbetrfCN"e, alk>w for more tune..sbaring..'' .:t T be ....,. oomputer is l.be p<dude to a scncs or lllt...W bnPfO'.....,.h the UCS is rxpeaing to mate due 10 a ..substantial equipmcont acqui>ition budJet" this year, Martens «plained. By tile end of December, about 50 new tttminals <hould be added to the 83 public terminals lhc universily already has, he said. ''These wl11 be- distributed at approximately· tO per center.'' the: dlreetor added, "with an additional 50 terminals robe installed some The new terminals wUI aU be or tile Calbode Ray Tube (CR'T) type as othet types or terminals at l.be Univ.nity are becomina SOID<'*hll ob>olde. CUrrently, tile Unh'ttSity's eentrn have three tlifrercnt ldnds or terrniNls-key-punoba, hard-copy tmniliak and tile CRT's. The CRT's are tile.,.,..... and, O«<<dlns to Martens, the mosa popular _.,ad~ to oomputins •• U B. "They (the CRT"s) are hatdtf and more eomplc.x 10 use. but on~ tht initial $.hOCk is pUt, •• he said . .. students prefer them bectuk they arc clea.nrr and neater. •• F our ,urs aao. the kc:y-pund1 IMninab were tlK sole me1hod for Sludeau doinJ <Omputins 11 UB until1978 when tl'P<"'riter terminals we« irutalled. ~Ur1cru said. A year later ll>e stick video«re<ned CRT •tttminals invaded UB and ans•<rs could appear beforel.be ,.icweJ in sa"'ftds. Wilh no mechanical pnnlina invoh-ed a.od a speed fCMJr tiMes u fast as othet tmninals. tbe CRT's became the shape of tlunp to come. ·'Gradually tile t e>·-pundlcs ..m be phased out," l.be du<etor admtued. ''Th<r< is $till& torae trutructionalload on tbe tttminals from lo•ra- lrw:l courses, bu1 *•thin three or four )UTS they -.;11 bt completely phased OUI ." Despite the improvM1enlS at the cent en. one or rhc costUn t parts of the operations is the money classtS tnd individuals r«dvc, on account. to complc1c their course proJect-S and a.ssignmenu. Martens said that lhc computer ••money .. one person can receive ran&cs from "SS to SC\'CI'aJ hundred" for one semester dependinJ on tbe p<oject. "Annually, tile biU is 52.6 ruillion," he saki. "1.2 million is for .....areh, one million for mstruetional uses and S400,000 for otb<r purposes like progam ~-t and ... Tbe Untvenity pieb up the biD." In comprarinz UBts c»mputer cm1ers -aith that of otbtt ~ale s)'\fcnu.. Martens saki thai ..our quallt~ is 01 par." On other nxuur... ho,.._..,., he said that UB falls •hon of other sohools . .. We are wa)' be-hind 04hn state and printe institutions in lime· Sharin,s," lhe USC dir«COf OOttd . " It would take lhr« )'earJ Of intC:Oie' effon 10 tel where thC')' arc. We'll probably nc\'ef matc-h the private universities.-" he admined, ''but v.e should be able to keep up v.•ilh othtr rr. "W e can't keep up with the salarie.. Our pay scales are stau~ Khools.,. lr UBi$ behind. in i1s computer v.'arc, it b no coincidmce. Mar1em said th>t at least three p<obknu ptasuc Ill$ opo-arioru. "The b;c p<ob.... ov..- the last four rem lw been lhe lack or plannin, on the i>oft of tbe <rsil) for additional toads," he complained. This exira toad as due.-11\ p.~n, to the iiK.Tt:tiiOJ number of ckpanments rcqu-irina some compuaer kno•Jcdce of lllc1t studenls. Mantns added, ho•·e,cr, thai he is currently recci"iD& the' \.UppGr1 of I he uni\-emt)' in his erfons 10 impro,·e Ihe sy~a:n. The S«<nd ob:.tack "tallin& proa.ress of the comput~ ccnte;r' is ''lhc redfOU$ prO«:$$ iO\'Oivtd in Obltining 3PPJ0\'als computer uparndcs," Manens said, par1icularly whtn dealina with the Division of the Budget in Albany. P<rhaps rbe wont dilenw lacina the USC is the tack or staff computer professionals. Marteru u1d 1ha1 the hiah 1u.rno,-cr rat~ anwna these non· teaellina profes.ionals can be blamed. " We can't keep up ,.ith tbe >&Iarin," the direetor oclmilted. ''Our pay sc.aJes arc inMkq~le compared co Ihe privase iedor •tto offers these people abo<! I s~ more. year." un.. inadequate cam pared to the private sector w ho offerr thl!8e people about $5000 more a year.'~ - UCS Directo r Hinrich Martens ror added that the 67 pror..soonah C\lrTentty on1ile .,. , provide a L~=::::::=========-..1 ,,.italHe5Cn'icc 10 the ""len. Their INkJ included wriclna Pr'Oif'Am'· oJ)('f'atins. $yMems, sectma up computrr libraries and rmdCtina c:ons-Wtinc se-rvictS to ss udenn. Lu. year 1bc pcrsonnellumover rate was an ~larming 30 percent and unless the Univcn:hy offers some form of higher c:ompen ~tion ror their servio:s, Martcru saki, it is unlikdy that rate will chansc. r.::~~~~~~~~~::::::;-t ~ 52 2 Engineering Studeots You may qualify for orer $900 per trJOnth during your senior year. The Air Force has • new financial aid program for stuc»nts in rerlous engineer· lng fields. Both Juniors end H nlors may eppl)'. Find out today II you quellf/.1 Contact: Charlie Ueble at . 133-701U ll Cora P. Maloney College Proudly Presents ~ Sc~olars-ln-Residence l ~ S ~ Susan McHenry, Editor of MS Magazine l J "notes from a ·native daughter; reflections on ethnic women in america" i~ J 2 5 1 2 5 Minority Artists/ ~ l 1 ~ ~ December 3. 1981 7:30 p.m. 1 ~ MFAC 170. Ellicott Complex l ~ . i!~~~~~~~~~dt ' ·- ~ -- ~~~ ll•tl•~•• •,,.._ ., .,,_., ,,... , ._.,_,,~~ · -Y· ~-1-t .t. . . • TIIO--.a '" •_A..,. .... • • �editorial Tenure tantrums Gene Grablner Is suing the Unl~~eralty lor denying him tenure alter a seven year atay In the Social, l'tlllosophicaJ and Historical Foundations Department. H is leaving has been marred by a barrage of supportiYe leiters and 110rne vehement charges of anti·Marxlsm and dl~rlmlnatlon against him because of his political beliefs. Gaining tenure at this University is a perplexing task and it seems that there are really no hard and fast standards that c an be consistently applied. To some, II is research and publication quantity and quality that should matter; to others it is simply teaching -11. The merits of Glabiner's case are dlllicult to Judge and no attempt at detennlng Whethtlf he Should receive permanent position as a faculty member can be made here. There is still some confuaiol\ and disp ute as to what GAIIIInef"s poaltlon We&, What Grablner was ectuelly told by UB .-dmll\l8trators, and .....,.... tlla actual - c h-stlm as it may ---worthwhile. Whethtr Grablner Should have received tenure Is lhen a question that should be decided by the appropriate UB body-as It was done-not by some outside group who would be more susceptable to Grablner's charge of a political conspiracy against him. It Is unfortunate that any intelligent member of the University community must resort to such ridicule of his former colleagues and superiors Its Grablner has done, In allempting to rally some liberal and even moderate forces behind his already ·dwlndllng ranks of rad ical followers. The most disquieting problem to arise from Grabiner's claims against the system used to award tenure. Some kind of standard Is needed, some kind of publicly well·known guldlines are necessary-or at least better enuncl8tlon-to save the institution from such embauaslng episodes as are now occurlng. Booms What's tllat you say? The floor In your classroom on Main'511'1let Is shaking,? You feed- In support ~ animal research Eah01: back Not so tricky dick Editor. t am wtltlnfl ltt ,.&ponse to ~ow l IHf ed1tOIIII abOUt Rk:ltanJ Nlx.on.. althOugh only an untnlortnfld opinion, II - - U modo"""" JWIIy dlolllff>lng statem.ntr.. • I'"'"-' tiNt It Is la&hionabM to ttitklz• N1.x.on. end,,., n PlotMOif etway& wm be In .om• ,.,.. I'M"'*' tMOV•tJon ol Soul,. hiI bH" wifH/y , _ 101 aome 1 - . T!w opec/lie dOlO IO< rM _ I . . , o l - I n IIIIo UntWro/ry CMrw lo Wo -rltottltociO&IngtMy rt>o- . . ..,IMyotMt-3t, lllttbutOIMrlocton _,_,Hie _ ..t-..gol --10 e~rc:N1-t*r 1 think • l•w rltMgs need to be put In 1didn't nolle. any m.,t#on of PreJidem K«~nfKiy's 01 Johnson•s ro,., In Vietttam-you were nice •nough to lay the emlrt blame on Hlion. Hla 2 ~eussor• mtrtty1tent httl a mWJon troops to V~tntm IJ~ally thd prO<:HtJ<J 10 a molt Inhuman Jclrtd olwat. But thMt thlt wa• nothing, tlg/tl1 I IUppoN Nixon wal' reilly b«flfKiall P«'~Pf#CIIvellrtt. 11'0 be open .,....., _ ••ge oil/lot oM rr.. ....o~tootlon ol South v,.tn•m'o rlf/IJI1 PwiJops m o l l _ , . , ololl, _,.,.,,roo, tlfouOh. weJ N lxott 11 atftdy withdre•al ltOtn ~letM m .,,Oif, artd ttJa to ~ tiNt South Vletna,... to '"" otloA the~~ o wn Wlf. wHit ,,., o-.rt troop$. a.wo. ir Ia o.v 1to1» to coetW~Ue ro ...,... tlte - . J f r ....,....,,., oo long u hIt tM.-, ... oro urrl"'f~WN,., "11~11 .,-~co, I '"' I CJ,. you know tha circumctanou JCJITOUntJJhg ,,. 111110 et.ctloo ol KM•ody, rlphl? (You'to oooo •men/} For thou who haw-e lorgottttn, I<Minedy ..won'' thf thtctiDn b'IIJ..htl $1/mmea-t ol margin a • thMkl to 1 "" 'IM lflud in Chicago and Terll. But lool<od flOOd r.v.-ao -·llt«glwl llt/o- ltlf wOfllng o f - oll/lo dlffloll r:ompolfln• In ltlstorr ...Ito .,..,. ot it IM , _ lltlt Is bosldos ,,. point. rlgltr? Do you kfiOW ....t l/lot • - . r• IIIChotd NIX~><~ tlld otMt tr.. .r.dloo? Ho - · r~•r • -lulettof~Mpe ol ,,. lOCUli k- you i n l - - t so.w--110110. ,,. SI-r UniOn -liOn Otllefll• 231 Squire Wfill<lOIItllluo ro prooooo ,...,.,oriOn roquoorr ~><~It II you 0 - lito -">11/ty IO • rlfo o poro~ """* - - 10 _ , . . - l,.ciOolllf mor occur .......... ol _ _ _ .opolelt- you fiUOtd Of/Oin01 t,. ,_.liOn Ito OfiOI-IH/IIdirlfl. Thl& • .,,.. IO< nHJft ~~-- · s.,w. _ _ ,IOn _ _ ... r- eiMii'W .,.,.,.,.. t1tett fOil' _.mmMIJ_"' Hie kllowfOdoe ,,.t I'OU • • Nctup . ,• . •• )O&t catt COitt .,.,. • NJ aocepf ,....,_.-.,. 101 J-ryoM F-l'f· I smo-~r. can't hear your teacher because there Is a rumble In your ear? Yes, It's back again. That nemesis to eardrums, pacemakers, and building foundations, known as the Light Rail Rapid Transit blasting is back. We know It Is a nuisance. but be patient. It is only temporary. Hopefully, the blasting on the Main Street Campus Is a good sign that construction on the raplcl ttanslt Is moving ahead. Maybe by the time your son or daughter Is ready to go to college he'll be able to take the light rail Instead of a Bluebird. If everything goes as planned, the City of Buffalo will be more accessible to students and the surrounding suburban community. That means greater opportunities IQ. see concerts and Sabres games. For the punks and neW wave fanatics, the Continental will be only a stones throw away. So bear up and be patient The blasting hfS been here before and It probably will be agaln, but It elways comes to an end. As it says on the green wall surrounding the pit that was once a parking lot, " Prog ress In ~pgress." Hopefully there is. ,_ «-r o• kilo- would,.., rr.. ..,..., .,.,_,.,, ,,_ opolrl ' " on lnoW" lhll IIHI WI I" I(K)Ihet ~ Ol h /1 tlllllrdf't ploll, rlflht? you MOuld 110 a.- tar e.- to wrlra OOIHIOI"ffVOfiUtly 00/M:IIIft oboul N!Jtt><~ . All I U-la thol ,.,., put your critiCisms f• o/1, Hll.., IOftHd that tr.. - I /OUMOMII& you - ,..,,,..,,.,._.f,., youroolwJI ollor h•H -Mo... Ill I - } 10 topOrtloCI. (OM blloo -- lloriH 00 I - } MSIHd o/ m!fW~Y -ll"ff tweh - l n f l m«orlcoo -N-~-10/dltl. ~YOiudonl · ·~~: ~·!'!.~~! .. ~ .... ............. . Some o/ th• ltttlf& published recently In The Spectrum on t he auojfiCt of animal reuarch at thl• Uni'Vtralty tXPI'fll«< p~tnufne concem o.-.r tha Wf!llare ot•~PMfm.,t•t anlmatJ. Ho~. tM aft'ltlm•nt• 't'Oic«<ln otn.r 1111«& taiMct«J • doctrllletrt a ntlvlvl»etlonlst dtw, Which 1..U to ttlimlnlle, 01 tmpou lmpoulb/y rtatrlcl.lw t:Otttroll on. •nJmal ,,. olhlefii -Jllon o/ u""g•nlm•f opec/0& Itt IU.IIch lOt OUr OWn l»nllll hiS bMn g/.-n lnflltl#w d~M:uulon br tM aclentNk community. with ,,. ,.,..,ch. """" rr..r mo/ot blomoti!Clll•ciMillic &oelotlu ,.... c/Hr/y 1 t1tfH1 pollclel on hum•ne trHtm~t. care, and"'' of ••.,.rlmtntll animals. Federal granting agenC~I. IIICh a~ th• Nlt,Onll lttJtlluttl ol HHIIh, rf'Qukw Jtrltr~nt guldatlnea tor proptH lt'Ntm~~nt ol u~rlmtntll •n~mata robe met ~lore tiNt fiiHI occept on •ppllootiOn IO< to&Hrch lunda. Er/licaJ -rlo•o uldo, h Ia .or Ito rr.. lnfWNI o/ - • .-rloll ro lnlli« oufforlrop oo u , _ , -rol o•lmolo '"' rr..o/lroplo --lltor...ett - - · con Oflly dltlort · - - r . l - s OM/- IO lo/H _ . . . . . ... 7l>e ...,. _ , _ , oppiW 10 Oou•l"ff OOf!dltlons oM,,..,.....,, o l - - t o t anlmaiJ. Ola.,Ntl. debrtlt1ted un Ottly ltHd to bod ••porl,..,ll •M lndtclpbwollle fftoulto. •nJm•t• "'••r c.-r IHI•ic _ _,. tn pttyoiotogy oM modlcl•• ,.,.. - . - f r o m oft/mAl ,....ret>. FO< oxomplo, _,_,,of ,_,.,.M/1 '""""'' bllolc uodw&llrtdilrf ol P.,lfltOMry IINIC1/oft. OM rr.. c.tdloc po-ker (""/ell ••• ~ In & fl• lol ~--~-t~llona. -.laore fOtiUired IO INC/tptt~f - oM ~IIOdlt!lquo. S, onotogy, an auto -lllc doe• not IMM hlr l,_ltom book6 a~. Computwo ood ooll CUituro o,. uooful odjtmct.... toOl&. bul IOOf c.~n IUblliiUIIIor IJio 1/vltlg... •nlm•l. llllltough mtny J•ctO<O h. .e plotofl • roiO. the u•• of anlm•t• lrt ftlearch (s In p.~rl ,..,pon11ble for the fact thll thf ,..,,o-llie .,an In thl• country ""'-from 43 yoorl/n 11100 ro 711 pi;Jo yoo111 11 ,....,, IMivlduol• WOo c.~nr>ol occepl oM • -loto thlt loctoro mf..lrlp ,,. point. Thor mony PltYtioiOflk;oloM polllo/Ofllcol funr:IIOno .,,,., bo . , _Ito llrlnp onlto>olf Ia moor ol r,. _ . . - . We fully ,....,..... _______ .. ,.,;. --b y 'Of/Offl, OM ... - · _ . , , . . , . . , . - wltlllto rrwlnl"ffoM - - ro C#l'fY our our mi,.IOn In oo hu'".,.. ,,,,#ott •• ~~. �op·-ed J By RON BlOSTI N A.RI Sl•ll Whlor he A.fab propaganda m.ch1na haaa,uuck again. tn the reoenttssue of tho Allttrnet• News Press, thll WStlon o1 truth. justice, and the American way, Kevin Coyne has written a critique ol an anicle 1 aubmllltd tor A" I hat c.an only bl: described as T "IIUCJhlbla:· 8efOte f dismantle ttlls ridiculous attemPt at defendtng the -Inion people, 1-.ld l<lla to than\ him 101 .,.l_,lng tO my ortlcle OS -""the - · IOf lut." I hope you Will enjoy this PIOCe u much. In his critique the lllthOI stona~by- the· word -t-n•- · · - · in nls open;ng sen1onoe. IO<lSIY he Is trylnCJ to OltriCI - s bJ -hll uo With 11 high command olthi~~- Coyno 110111 ,.,.. 1..._. occuplos 80 PlfOOftt ot c:Ylltl.lt opinionJ and ftlt wtdetl h nas ttJstoneallr been caueo. Kevtn atso clalms thai he Ia knowle<lgeable about Mkkfte Elst history. One wcx..ld never know it by reeding t"lla artlcte. Nowhere Ia It mentioned thai the Jews have hiSIOfictl Ues to the tand 1 only lhat the PatesHnlans have them. Good piece ot "sophistry" M,. Coyne. C orne h11 also failed 1.o mention the Jordenlant rote In this situation. He does not provtoe us wllh answers on wttr King Huasek\ did not set up a P.aldtlnlan atilt wtwm the Wesc Bonk wu controlled by 1\ls coun1ry. Nor ooes he rnenllon the pe<oecutlon of P<llestinlans l>y the Ha.lhenrite rulmg cla5s ol Jorda.ra. I O"'-"""'t ' ' only when .1eoto e10 the persecuting that It oount&. huh Ke-1? tn one ot the paraorapha ot my •r1icle the term "ao called PlO'" was &aed. Coyne could not u®erltand the Y&a:ge of thtt ph(&M. Whl1 I should n... wriUI'n Wll ••.a -tine·-....,.,.hos......., 20 by me. In -__.._he 2000 _.of hillory. cal'-<1 PaiHtlne lll>orallon Orgaolutlon:· Maybe In your next ertk:.•e you w111 tetl us who put them In chlrgo to .._..,... P....,lne." tt turefy was not the Pa._.aUnlan peopte tttomMtves ~use the PlO hal never held an)' type ol elsctlons. The PLO Is t>ued primarily In Lebanon By ALAN C. KACHIC thlnCJ O'tlf egaln. Progr..olrism. the lclu 01 moving forward to belt• the sJtualion. was dead. Tl\t ktM now wu to IIIP back and hang on.. a rather Clttenatve HI hM dlstonod the tnrth by Implying that Poleotlne Ia only the land west of the Jordan River rlther tM.n east T he - t i e s enc1ec1 on N......,blf • . t8711wt>en l ..amk: atudent5ln Iran atotfMld lhe United $tatoo omblssy ond tOOl< Amorlcana hOatooe-holdlng the<n •u days bllore their releue. Tho 18700. wllleh ..w the apogee ol Amt<ican llboraflom-thOugh no1 olllle lell-je<kod Into the olgtltie4 bflnCJing. 11 nol quilt oonservatlsm, • reactionary ltmoophOfl quite 10fe19n to anyone bOfn In tho late I)O:StUfl. ThlnCJI were happening quiCkly. Unlled StallS embassies in Pakistan end Ubya w-eft IHICked llld r A.f'ntflean1 bogen to speak of a mlliterr reaponse to tfibse Who woutd atrlke out .~gaJnst them. You~ people ~~~ forward end exptessed a desire to Mn'e t.,_h country-julf o.c.u.. they &IHJUIII. In h10ft tchOOI Clut1ng the - I l e a wllO wonted to go into the army 01 would Mllo<>oly oonslcla< wch on option. excap\101 eoono<nic _ __,Those soma people began t&IJUng about "duty." and Syria - e lest then IS po!cent of Polestrnlonollve. Now we get to the good pan ot his article. Cayna hal remarked that even thOugh Zlomsm is not racism, tt Ia pS:e1JOO.raelsm. Tr)' to Ugure that one Ot.ll boys and girl• 1 have been told that the authOr ot lhls maatetp,ece of dlstorUon Is a law student. ll is beyond me hOw he nas attained such an honorable position when tt ts apparent tl\at he- canoot read PfOporly. Rather than ansl~Mf the legoiOmato arguments t gave eg.,nst Zion1om tieing raclsm, Coyne c.ame up w1th some nonsens. abOUt Danoron and - - wlllcft t>eOng consistent ..,th bls lfllcle.ls aloo dlstonod Finally, Kevin .,.kn Ute &tltement ''Let ua rtmembel' that ._, today theft a r e P.-lnlons In the world..., only $.000,000- Israelis." II '""'" as ~hO'!IJh 1\..t~ to 11YineJ •o par.ptvue that l)foat state5man Billy carter Who once .satd something 11mUar. It te 'Ad thlt the A"tmiM Nttws Pru1. -.. newap.aper wl1h .uch ononnoul pofiential has had 10 prinl arlldes by people wc:h as Coyno ""<> no"" little Of no knowledge ol ~t thay are talki"' at>out. • •.ooo.ooo •bstract'On.S fOf a bettet workS. His human ff:Qhtl urnpalgn. wlllch eo extmpliliecl positive bellelo ol ""'" was thOught a.ccompliahab'e U..e years aoo. wat toued out the windOw-toter lo be joined by the Great Society. Wnen Carte• oanned the United States Olympic teem from going to fAotCOw test ye11r, whiCh p.olitl<:;lted lhe games-something which Americans n.ad tJWI)'I objected to tn<f trled to •~oh,-t~ WI$ lillie QYeatlon or oppos:ttlon. A whote ldNI was IOtQOU6n aa wa .,.,. told to forgot lt. A year alter the embassy tak..,_, Ronald Roegan. representlneJ IOIMthlng quite dillerent hOin the Ideals whlcll . _ h i m , was elected - t and the --·-had Wllo -.ld llevelmaginod on thalJ>l,.,..... - - ~ytwo years ago, that the Then the P$ltagon got hsl>ig bfeak . . _ the So¥let - o l - e n d malnstr..,.r-llon -.ldno lloppod blcornlng an lbue, came UniOn in•llded Alghani:stan. Now the Ut'Hted StitH was hOine. Poor malignao Aeagan cannot b l - 101 the .,... b l -. ~-people pl'ldad themrNIIY bllng threatenod and PrniCient Jimmy Cant< chlnCJOin lltlt--he Is Just a b1?00uct. '" punlftg - t h e _..,...t, fnlm Jerry Ford jolon to It wos time to relnstlle dtalt registration (not tao . . .- ? It •as Ill In goOd fun~) 8111 there h wu, In quite o droll, otoJ. This seventJM ~nded fot the aame reason every Dltllr bold -lines on the tronl --American I taken holt age, lnlt<nat~l taw -en. lnjustlca unchallenged, c»Uidn"l bl happening. But It wof...rhinCJS had boOn going era In Af'neftca •nett<~. ~uae of disiUu1tonment. ao well, too • • ma)'be. lhat we lhought 1 rtturn to Atnerteena were &hocked DY« what happened In Iran -11001. mlUtatltm would nt¥81' haw&n1 et te111 noc tt«a. BYt u bluu.. Ihey bal...,.., lhetiWCh lntemot~l TllroUOh lhe floOiboatds up ume e part ol Amwica wos happening. end lllhe pollsters ore to bl bal-. emberrOUtMnt could not happen to them lklt ..,.leh hod not rearod Its hood lrl 001n1 yea,.._,.... wtV>-Y'O-L Whlr'l It dlcl. lhe paopla rNCtld the way one -uld expac:t tgno(anee. AH ar....., anii-IN\lan raJIIOS ...,eng up and ltlom to fiiCIWhenlhey In lr1juatlce WU .,..nod lor theM -dirty A~ cama4 )oc\srt" wu to 1hem. will\ angor. lt was no1 e real lnJUSllca,lhe taking . . . - t t y ~yod bJ rNfiY to bl ol - · • T he her- - e : , comlftg thtougl\. Tho l -ela - • of the - . _ althOugh h wu wrong- the action wu WlltinCJ lor TICI Kennody,ln shining arm01 upon a wllilo - - - - - typlfilcl "' the rock •• roll daejlys anger wolh Amwlcan meddling In lhelr atlalrc; Iron's chafVOr. to walk lrl and show the way. h p~ayet~a- entitttcl - Iran.• Lb ...... ib.s Corter, bumt>llnCJ ano tam._, wu fifmly lrl the oaOclle --tellags, t ..... wu popu411 . _ . il.r Just eo American onmles once ,.,ched to the bonner "FliCk ttan" buttons a n d - atlclcars - h dispfayod ancS gon'ltncing IM nation to*rally behh1id him. In ttls tknl ot "Don~ Treod on Ma," other notions have lhe soma o1 c;f1alt M had no time ICK $UClh a democfaUc procn1 as 1111-rospac:t. Tho Unltod Stateo must t - up to thlo-thet lor all 10 - the wearer·• oplr>lon of ano r - lOt ctau1tled grOliP of r-uman belnga. These trinkets a political campaign, and anyone wllO did biCiml fn '''"·Europa and throughout the wortcllt cannot dlttate unpatriOtic and disloyal. Hool<. llfle end linker In a biCiml eo popular lhat one t.os A. . . . merChant • to ottllt nataona. A.lfttrlca mu.t face up to 111 Pill a n - !hat he dkiC>ett., buolnau marl<otlnCJ thOSe al Geo<glo ewamj) the American people Ult. Kenneoy, wllO mlstakn 10 build lor lhe future. This would show f was tho 111100-ln lor the 111110 Ownocrotle PJeoiCientlal an antl·lran rally than he did the bltOia soiling • ,greater strength than any military buildup. lklt until thlo - I r s tor the CirCUs. Hate and lgl1brlnol le aully nO<nioetlon slnco biiOit anyone ._heard ol Carter, had Is -tt with, I.,... will t.. no ldaals-Juat mentOflea.it trouble winning ptlmarles.. oon""Od to rnonsy. wos a different world~ 3. 18711. Aocl Cartor Chlnglcl. 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"They ,..,.. <ll<ldlalt, even for a Oivuion t ,....,, I would YY tllat they - . 9S P"C<<I better than •two •e roc:cd t.hcm 1a.t rear." Conldl's ,.... mtpn>\'ftllalt wu dcmocu:trattd m the 50 nocur frO<-otyk. Both UB ~ns-Amy an- ond I(Jm Budlhcit--.: in , - . , . bat l>elth« .... able 10 takil!rst place finuhina •lib times of 26.7 ......,ds and'!6..s resp<ctivc!y, as oampartd to Cornell's 2S.2. T Bris.son did caprure: &hr top ~~ in lht 100 n;)ettr fret·st)'lc with o timc of S7 .8 ~•II ahead of thc second pi~« finisher, who end«! up with 1:01 . 14. The RoyaiJ' most sUCC<SSful cwent wu the 100 lli<'ICfbacksuoke ,.hkh featurtd Eil«D...SrolUM. The frullman's tim< of I:OS.7s<t a new UB m:ord on the event. ·~the top spo<. bes(ina the om Royal by over m seoorads. UB 1DC thclr l&il ..,..., t>01nu doriGa the 200 macr fio:atylc rday. Thar team--c:onsiJtiq of Ann Woriry, Sharon Kozlowski, Bri.- ond Budlbcit-finishtd in thc top clot of the meet's last <'vent with a c:omblntd time of I :49.0. " I was 'Cff pleastd with the team, considcrina the competition and tloe time of ycar," Noakes said. "Their (Corntll) timcs were aood, but dermitdy rcoochable for us. It " just a link too early in tbe ycar for u.s to olo that wei!. Oor times will ao olown gadually... Bucbbeit ...-1 with II« coooch, "they ba•-. many athletes oo their team tbat are r<ecivin& scholanhipo ond we ~ able to oompcte witlo them. ·~ final score""' aaually a tittle dos<t tloan oo Cornell' laSI year. They bave a lot of freshmen ... but they're all •·cry good." was-"'" I n thclr next meet, 1he Royal$ will faet compcaitlon of a diffcrt:nt dtar«· Oswego State, a Oi\·ision Jll 1eam, wUI come to UB to challcnce tloe Royals. ·•()s:,.·qo ls an I\-C1Ait Division Ill sd\ool," saKI Noakr$. ''J'M e~pc:rien« &l"l.lftSI CorndJ IS &ood (Of the cifls bcaUS< they will be better prepartd 10 face '""'Y ··~·s tinx •'m oat of dw da.)'"l btc surprises.."" a team sveh u Os~cao. •• Noo\es .ald. "SI>e ...., <ll<ldlalt. c:spec::ially for a Bucl>beil said thai the Royals have 0<\-ct lost to rreshm.on." . O...qo in the three )'ears she hu botn here. " We S<olhns also poet«! up a rorsl p i - finish in the SO will be bann,. different type or m«< againSl them. mac:r buuerny as her time of JO.J barely td&<d UB's h wiU bt' ~ton& course, mcaninsthat the ew:nts will Ann \\'orlry. who finished wirh a 30.7. be longer in distance,'' ~he added. "The)" arc more U D's Kathy O'Connor ,..., the only Royal to place in the 100 ,..., lnasuuokc v.ilh a time of 1: 18.7 demanding. but will s,ec us in shapt faster, The Corm:ll meet was only the bcJinnina of a lon1 season. •· Top-ranked Brockport demolishes Wrestling Bulls UB loses at home By GARY STERN Assrsumt Spons Editor hen Ihe UB "·rcsttina team train«! for Its openin& matcb Of the: JttiOO, i1 was preparirt,a to take on the number one taroktd learn ia iu obvisioo. ll<ockport Slate Col~. awarded the top Jloc ia tJoe NCAA Division Ill pr._n poll, ...,.. VQl<Citd to provide a difrocull <l>ollm&<fortJoeBulls. Brockport did intlced provide a cl>aJlalae. as it bta1 UB 33-8. Thevisitina wrcstltts display«! their prowess throuabQut the ftltirt nwm. eamina its distiActJon IS OM or the top teams in the nolioto. W "They v.cre as cood ., we expect«!," said Scot1 Slade. tloe Bulls' only senior and a murnins AD·American . .. They arc lht lock«! his OpPOnent to the sround for tloe bat, unquestionably." Slade also pc:rfonntd up to t 1tpectations. A CO<a.ptain for the Bulls. he is renowned fO< bcina, pcthaps., the team:s finest pound match bttwtcn UB's Tom Jobin and WTCSlJct. • Wmdins a1 167 pounds, Sbd< took 011 B«>ckport's Dad: lliafO<d. The matcl> start«! orr al. slow PI" .....!her M<Stlcr took tJoe offcrui>e. Witlo Alence nearly fillins ohe JYffi, the match's ibird period stan«! with Biaford clinaina to a 3·1 lead. He was not to hold it, thou&h, bcausc Slade. now down 3-2. threw hlm to the. mat for 1 two PGlnttake.. down. The score remained intact as Slade final nine S«<nds, winning 4-3. Prcetdin& Slade'• Victory was tloe I S8 Brockport"J Dave Turco. Turco took a fast 4-l lead, but Jobin titd i1 wilb a rC\·ersal. rollitoa out of a Jrip to take bold from bdlind. Altholtah the .sco<e remained at .._. eruerina the third period, Jobin pikd up POints "ith a .cries or uok<-<lowns, oevcr alloM.08 his OPPOnent to reach IUs feet.. With Turoo's arm lock«! farmly behind his baek, Jo~n lllmoit pinned him a number of times before S<ttllna for an 11-7 de<i>io.o. Goina into their match with Bro<kPOn. tloe Bulb and coa.:h Ed Michael - e aware thai their opponent's strenatJo lay ia the • liJbtcs wciahl<lanes. Some dep-ec of .....,... """lei be neoded in the font few matchea for UB to seriously~ itJ top rank«! oppcH~tnt. .. We ""'OUid hiVC liked tO have done beeler in those Om few matches," Mkhad llttr said. "We IOSI four out of fiw in the bqJnnina. and the only non-'oss was a oo BroekPOn's Ron Winnie. Reo took the orrensive from the outset. but it was Winnie who exa:uttd the holds. AI the end of the sca>nd period, Rao round himself wilh a lea locked in the air, inches from a pin. Althou&h he made it to the buzzer, the third period was tloe same. W'mnje tried in vain 10 dzhe ~tao•£ kft 5houldes to the nw, but tw 0<\-.sloot his hold ond tJoe fonal end«! up 12·1. The ~· An PiUDW>, a Junior transfer at 177 pounds, Stan«! off cnoourqinaly as an eatly second period reversal pvc him a 4·2 lead. He tbcn drove his opPOnent, Anthony Coneua, to tloe mat, mal<ina it 6-3. But thinas went sour rot Pittman u Coneruo dtd tbe score with a reversal and later an escape. A ronal take-down pve Conetta the lead, which be .,.lei rdinquislo, <YenUiaiJ)' ~ ..1. IUtl PitiiiWI botn to bold h.is lead, the l&il tW<~Oillldla'IO'llllclbave....,...tloe ''TMy (Brockport) were 01 good 01 we The tie was achk\td by UB's Aody Koooosank in the 1)4 JlOUIIOI class, aner he a peckd. They are the ooMcd until the final llliaute of the matcl> 10 .sco<c the tyia& pOio... T...sinJ taltc4owns witlo Bcoekport '• Joe be.t unquationably. " ScaranodJ "' the firSt period, Komarek then found blmself rdkd o- onto IUs back -BuD wrestler witlo IUs r.houldcn iochcs from the mat. He acapod u the buzur wa'OI orr 10 cod the Scott Slade second period. His narro" ~paid orr wtwo, with JO seconds rcntainiaa in tJoe maid>, he bfoke loS< from a Sc:aramdl bokl OUI<'Qmt. to earn a 7-?lic. At 190 pounds, the BuU&' Ouy Lucas 1umcd In UB's biaJ<st dlse,ppolntment es Hood opcotd up the matcl> in the durin& a trylna day. Bull$ ep..,.,._ain Lucas 118 poliDd tlw, and cam. up on the 5hoet toot on V'mce INiamonce or B<oekpOn. He cod or an ..2 tl<dsioo. IDC VCfY r... ctwx.s 10 show h.is mo•es, u In the 126 pouacl claa, UB's Duaae be was thro- clown, rolled .,.., ond Le81Me was .,._ allow<d to ll't uatrld<td plAned in t1x rona period. The los> ....., the by lk Goldnl Eltlla Fnat F.U...O. The only Ptn of tbe day opiost UB. fmluMnfdllA-2. Bob DiSciullo, ua·. locaV)'Wd&ht. After "-d<'& h<, liotib I ' - o( the flnuhod tbe day the ,..y k 11111«1 for the .Bulls loot to Tlal Ablpll by a 14-5 clecioloto. BuUs, on the • .!ide of a Jop-flded With n........,... ..._....,, l\lliiail rarely ooorr. Afler stnaulinlto 1vold a pin for allowed P.... to ouch his f«t. alm011 the entire match, ba oono<dcd a 17·2 Ftallnun Pece Rao loa a 12·1 decioion decision. 1ie.'• W � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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He ~ned that many Amoricans simply are not aware o f the immense power that corporations have over them and arc not equipped to deW,nd their right$ u consumcn. Nader also criticized the Reagan Administration for workin& to <aap the Freedom of Information Act, allo"'i"' the CIA to conduct domestic cspionag< and subsidizl"' bi& business with ta•payer's money. The Reagan Administration, accordina to Nader, IS "as cruel. insensitive and brutish as any poup that has inhabned Washincton in a lone time. "The Reapnitcs arc &oing to mak< Nixon and Ford look benian in comparison." Nader docl&red. H< cited spcciroc ......, ~. t::J01110'.,.,. ~..... t;tOtJtJIM./tolt lHE • conlln..., N"OER SPEECH on poo- 6 EORUM Mondoy,23 N""""'bot 1M1 VotuiM 32 Numbot 31 Stoto UniYOtalty of N- Yo<lt at tlulfolo Mack dismi$sed by SA troika Kaplan oplain<d. " We •11ntod hom 10 be an SA dtr<C1or lint and a Sub Boord T.-urer S«<nd." Ho-~er, MKt tiaimC'd thai M M\tr r«ti'-al a clear eumplc or "hot the SA ofrodal• termed his "unloyalty." 1 1 rr:.::bh~! F~ t ~~~..:!,"',.:!:.,~~rod "I rtall)' don't know the r<aoon •hy 1 .... fired," (SAt, for "hat SA offiCial> described a> "diJIO)alty" ~~':1,~~·.-~b~:~~v!n.;:~':,.'~~ ~::e~:y.,t;m By J OHN 1( . LAPIANA EtlltONII.C:~.., 10 lht Sludenc sovemmcnt... The aaion occurod artcr last ThurJday'• SBI monthly directors meetins. lo v..hleh Ml<'k. alone -..ilh reUow SA representath't' and dlrmor Unda Maher. <Onsiucntly YOiod qalnM Mart Moor., SA 1reasurer and gnior ran.ldoa u.odcraraduatc SOl dormor. The rift became appannt'in......, voces cona:m•na a Flooda junk<t W.cn by Mack and SBI Putilitatlons Direc:tor Mitbad Sbauan, and """ dalllll •llh ho,. budfot odj.........,ts dlould be p<OQ<sKd. On lhe t"o mouons c:oocanina the Florida 1op. M·OOfe ~oced in fa•w of a Mad<-Sbatllll _...,.., and, a n.,. that fAtlod, pvc bil approoal to a .........,e •hlch """ld <DCUmbcr a ....t•s aipmcl from the pour Maa ahouinod Oft the ftnl - · and then voted opinSI the S<CO<Id. Mabcr ..,.od no on both measures. eacb of tobicb fell """ '<Me ohon or ~J · u'!lmcn· Allho -~u•~n , ..~~ -~.!,~,~...SBI 1 raou. .._ . , ,. ~~- wvwu ............. all S ~iu.llons 1o submit any butlpo c!>an&t or o•cr quo before th< Board or Dtrmor.. th< motoon SIUI pa>Jod u O.ainnan Peter Hinbman cast the tie'-. br<atona ball01. Modi waslnrormod or the SA decision on Friday afternoon by SA Pl'..idcnt Joe Rifkin, Viet Pl'tsldent St""c tcapan, and Moor<, wllo "'ld that the trcuurcr was beina rdkvod or his duties over "pltllo>opllli:al differences." "In my woRi1lp with (Ma<k) it hti bcoomc lppOirCOI that biJ lo)'alty ls not dir<C1od 11 SA," ""hat that may be." If SA wti AlliJ'Y 0 , . , his •oclna durlna th< previous ni,gb1's SBI sasion, Mack aaid, h wu not: a c~ or hjm nor wantinl co voce ll: part or an .. SA bloc". but for YOCin& as he believed proP«. "I hod no 'dea lhat chcy ~'OUid \\&nt rM' 10 vote 1 «:nain way," Mad< said. " I vocod tit< w-ay lthouaht was • loslcaL .. But MOO« and Kaplan Jlltd Mack's dkm....,J wu the result of mo<e 1hon JUII ~,. I<'!ions 11 th< last SBI mcctm" ••Our 1rusc in him was ~ay hmutd and "'tr/ qucst>Oftablr," >Old Kaplan. " li< hti made many OCIIOm- SA. <udl as (pcriO<I&Itt)) blo•liPJII 01hcr Sub Boord m<etonp, but the ,.,.., that brole the c:atnd's bad: ,.._. lhe F1onda tnp." (ICC related Slory on three) y ct, Mocl: cont<tldcd that the C.\curllon to Miami lk:ach for collq.t' pubbadon ad"&son con\·mdon ,... not a secret to SA. _,..,., the otud<qt so•crnltl<'llt of allcmptina to "make Sub Board, an apOiiri<al orpniwion, Into a pOlitical orpnlatio<l, " Mack has bcoom<: tb< first SBI dirccaor In the ~~~tu:;~.:!:'.'~rdf~.h~~'!.{lto be Eututive Director Dennis lllack, '"ho e•plainod that threarltts1 a sucassor <OVId be appointed for Matt os 10 days. " There's no cloobt about tt," M11<l Jaid. "This "'hole_., is coin& to hun the Sub Board ..o<pnizauon," Parcel B work slated to begin this Spring By TERRY CA.'fADE C""''JIJS&/1/or Thts is thr thtrd tJfld fino/ ptJrl of fl scies on thr rol• ofth~ Foll•t·run Hookstorr ploys on th• UB r11mpra. A ner a dtcadc of plannlna and dtlay, the Univmny 11 Buffalo foondalion (UBF) and the Chic:aao-bued Follett Corporation '-t indlcated that development or the tract of land on the &bora of Lake LaSalle-calltd Part'd 8-wiU finally bqln on the Spfina or 1911. UBF f>raidenl Jobft Caner explained that the delajb f« bcainM"' coruuuc1loo or a booksaorc on Pared 8 "arc 90 perca>t compkle." af'CI -ed thai be hoped the smn or ten C~N~tracts •ould be "J.Ct, Acntd. and out or th~ ••Y by the nMI or 1hu The contrecu ~ aurcrul> unclerco•na "a rtview proca. at k>d by the State and the UB of'rtce or Faohtb Manntna," he rtpOI'led. "The 11101111t0 catch us before.,. btain." Follcu Ptnidenl Robert J. R Folleu wd . "If you tell me ..tim the aro~tnd "aoina to thaw. I 'll 1<11 you .. ben •c'U year:· ••cry """'cr ·-"""en•..,- • over Follett& Partm �in short. D~1MI "~y aooc1 tast.--Jwn& toety. Whlls they arclr)iD& campus Snow dates The Ulllvtno~Y ba> antiOU1IC<d ir> iu D<W .,_. c:looina po6oiiDCS !hat - u will come o-tt local rodio llaiiOfiS bqmruna at 6 a.m. tluo winter. Once lhc IMtitution ba> been c:loocd. only .. .....,tial >eo'IC< cmployea'' be apoaed to oome to work. the memo from v..,. Pruidcnt for Financx and Manaccmcnt Edward Ooty ~loci . Employea in areas w<h as Food s.Mce, Ammal Care, to do is say that Anb<usa·Bwcb really cndon« Wasconsin." One W'rsoomin swe ~ma~or ~... tb< eommerdal really ~ys rb< UW li1dones b<cr-drinkin&. AI a recent press coaferenc:e, be dcnounecd the UW-Buclwdser bCS as prCKIIIUIIOn of the univemty•.s ~ lddJtionalannouncm\omU durin& the semester to ensurt th11 ~cd ernplo)ca sllow up for work. "All 01hcrs arc expoaed to otay a•"l)' from the campus for thellwation of tb< .....,..._, ptriod.'' _ ......t.,......... - ....,tt.....,..r•M•...... E..., ...,o-<SOwrodMTony~­ a,....,~f:NI I!tN ,...u Main1tnance and Securily iio'ft'r amona those listed. Thr mrmo adviicd thllt vic< presidents and dir«ton make ------ v -u -· JoMK...-~ - Oloon/Cftr Olwtd CraJk.WCIIT , ..,,., Kerrin Anllflf!WC_, mark russell -a. Jeck HtltlviOIContrl&urlltf I ha•·• beeA sittina on this .cory aU )ear lona: Tht Otmocrats, dc&perue fm a way to cut their lo6ses, hired a retired CIA agent to meak tNih serum into O.>ld Stoekman's eoffM. AJ•n C. Kethk:ICo-tt~HHrttnt John FOtrnetlaiO.r~• Zll\galoiHti...., .....,_T. -tholl_..,...,, 0r.1c1 OCUrioiANitWII ,.._.,., .Ia<> ... Stoekman. osually peraJ\...S as a {Oboe -like bodFt slasher, . •-ould wrkoowJiy drink the......., and cry ouc, "Whlll's aocna 001 with all of thes< oumhcrl?" national Ble ribbon baad - Se-A•-- 0...,. o.ws A. Ut ...._ Coft' liNOdl1........., s. ..... TCIIt'lf Grajeda.'llw.; • F'oa.noal pin wu nat •hat UDiomoity of Wasconsin fan> had ln mind ....... they bcpn tlteir ""f" <ersion of tb< Ruch•ciscr beer SOQI, seraunina out at footballifmes, ''Wb<n.)'OU >ay Wi>· ......... you·~ laid it all." But Bud~ liked tb< tdca >0 !JlUCh It uacd tb< 8adacr fans' rendition in two TV eomme<cials, lnd wboequernly plcdacd donations of more thlln $25,000 to Wiscolulft . The commercials lndudc >hou of UW-Madison football and the mardllna band, whole upbeat venlon of the BudwdJ<r lOili oupnd r - to chant aloQa 114 eadl pme. The irooy thlll It was W'...-ln foiU do&la lhc c:lwJtina-folks w"- a ace Is noted for tU ~~no doubc pan of the aw-kedna ~to the St. l.owsbr.-r. Wluk there " no formal coatna rcquirina ................ to pay for_,.,. uw ..,._,the coonpan) hll> clonalcd SIO.OOO to thei>Md. $11.000 for athldic~ and S5,000tolllc .._TV ltatiOII f01r ddaycd telocalts of Bada« football. In addition. thc company .;u be Ja1diqa COII1tD<fOal residuals to tb< ~=:cn>ty Olotl'-""' JelttoyR.~- I> not olriCIIIIIy m•'OI•...S in lhc <OC11III<fQals, but eanoot bor..,.. of rb< school'• imqe. Anhur as!ilstant to thc dlanc:dlor. PJCI. Mlchad l..eekroa, clir«tOJr or UW·Madison bortdl, added rhu BudwdJ<I's actions """' been rn - H"'"· O.Yiclthen asicid hiJ boua, "Her. •'hat's JOina"" "ith all or .: th<K numhcrl?" His main boss, the <harmina one, flashed the old crinkly smik ~d Ald. "Nc.-.. trund lhc numhcrl. O.vid, keep cunlna:· 8acC in his orr=. drinklna coffee, David aicd out, "Reapnomlc:$ is a Trojan honcl" "Thcrt, there. Oa\'id," his boo said. "Th<ro's oo Trojan hortc hcre. does anybody see any Trojan horse?" -·~-·-· JetfttY N. CAniOtf8it..,._t AftMt« J - P. M....,.,IC-tN< Jilt Mlltttl•noiA~II"f Soa0(>110FI _ __ llt,.ffff $1\klty OlgjloiAdY. ~Nt« Ctrcuta.~ a..,.g« 20.100 Tlw $i>ocrnooll• Pl'lntod VI' S..ttllo - l n c.rm-.s.. .. Very wdl. O.vid. There was a Trojan hoc,. bul •• put it oat in tb< aable •ith AI Hail's aomU..." WIW.NY _,. ___ '*_· Dctlbuc.o .... 10 lht ~ nw ~ otflOet .,• .,_.., '" -H. .So'*• ...... Sc... - . y o l YOI'tl; Me.rlt. . S&3li!! t.laM Stroot. aurtoro.- Ycrt-1<2... 'Tdl you what. Forse~ the siDy numhcrl and the wooclc:n horse&. Go up to C&mp O.•id and dear )VUr b<ad. You can ha•e John On.n•.l old room_•• T-C1\111831o31N-~ (TIIJIISI-1,- Cooyriolll litI IMiolo, H.V The $pocCM!I Stt.dlnl ~.tnt.. Edltotlat poliCy 11 del•~'*' ~ lhl EditOfofn: a.t. AlpUbf~loM of 111'1'/ maner ,_.In Wl1h0Ui ti'M • II;Pf... tof\Mnl of the Ecf"Of'-4~'-f II lllfo.tly ·- . community action corps 345 Sq.u lre Hall . ' The Community Action C.o rps gratefully ·acknQwledges the following businesses for their help and ·support .during our'-· Carnival __. Branch Boobtore C~Jand Hill T.oy Company The Dofi.Lfldy Nfcwara Candy & Ice Cream £111ma Boolc8tore The Open Education Boobtore Fantasy World Parfcafde Candy, Inc. Half Price Boobtore Queen City Boobtore ·Loco Boobtore ' Rosemary's Candy Talldng Leaves, Inc. Thank-You for a successful carnival! and most of all thanks to all our fantastic volunteers Be CAC staff members! ~---·--· j_ �.., .•. SUB·BOARD I The student services corporation holds another fiery meeting By JOHN K. LAPIAN A E4itor-in.Chi(f 4 Tbe sandy shores of Miamt lleaoh clomin<~ted debat< Thursday, as tbe Sub Boord I (SBI) Board of DireetOB heatedly discussed a controvmlal junku by two corporation officials to the Florida rC$0n city. The offiCials. Pubtications Oirmor Mklw:l Shaltan and TTeasurer BlU Mack (sine<: relieved of hi< duties), r«:eived permission to fund tbe trip With SBI money from Board Chairman Peter Hirshman jUSl days before thtir October 27 departure. Ho,.cvtt, Studeru Bar Assoc:latioo Dirmor Alan Rosenfdd questioned rhc alloca.lion'i timins. claimi.n.& that ShaJtan and Mack planned the trip to circumvent t.M directOrs. uh seems to me tbat this trip was dont to go around this board," Rosenfeld complained. "(They made the rundin~·ruo a crisis situation; they knew .abour the- trip sin t ~ Summer. •• Sllauan admitted at he knew of tbe Miami Beaoh confa-cncc. for c:oUege publications advisors sin<:e August, but had 001 decided on al!eodinJ until tbe w'Cek of dcpanure. h was at that dmt that Mack iodicued his desire to attend. S hattan then approaehed H'trshman, who is a mttnber of tbe SBI Exeeutivc: along With Maek, witb a request for S692to partially fund the Aorida junk<~. To receive approval for such Furulinc without waitiRJ ror the fuU board lO COD\·tne requ1res the suppon of two of throt Exeeuti~ Commillec members. Sinoe M11<k had already Jiven bis approval as an Executh·e Commill« member. HiBhman's nod was aU tbat was needed for tbe funding to be processed. Commin« Aceordingto S Bl procedures., Mack and Shauan'.s method$ ~'CI"t comptetdy within lht muJcl.miUioii dollar corporation's guiddlnes. Yet many directors cxprcued d~tlsfaction O\'tf how the sltuation was handled. Rosenfeld led two motions which would punish the two, but both failed by Slim mar&ins. Fim, Rosenfeld to suspend Mack and Shauan ror ont week. The djreaors voted 3-4- l-and Mack abstained. A $CCOnd atlemp1 by Roscnfcld. this time to Withhold a ,....k's stipend from tho pair, also was dcfeate<t. 4-S. Rosenfeld th~ insisted thai more m~ures be: taken to .. pr~tnl this from bappcnin& again, because theft' Will always be..peoplt \fl'ill find ways to rip off." · p'roposcd who us In addition 10 the problems surroundin& the Florida trip, a similar case, conctming the SBI fcaturetnapline. the Cu"~nt. was brought.before tltc board for budsa adjustment approval. E arlitt iO the semeste'r. the Current rcc:eived Executive Committee permission to increase iti bud&et because a Jubstandal in~ in revenue was expected. Sintt, thC magazine was sdling more ad"'en.isina than was estimated when its budget was authored in June, the Executive Committee aUowed the Curren11o spend more in vario!'S expense lines than was originally alloued. While the board passed a motion to revise the Curnnl's budaet 7·2..0, dissenter Rosenfeld wonied that actions such as the Cutnnl's or receiving Executive Committee pamission co go over bud&et. would "encourage every one or our divisions co disregard our budgtc.'' ,., . J tt seems to m e that this trip was done to go around this board. (They made the funding) into a a ~ situation; they knew about the To emure aaainst further SBI budget. "disregard" tbe board passed a resolution dttnanding that all 1 budaa adjustments abo'< SSOO must be approved by trip since the summer. " temporarily it., chus nulli(yin~~~,t:~h~e~Ex~cc~u~ti~ve~Co~m~~m:it:t«:·~s~po=w=er~..J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I================ IQ Oi It's That Time Again!! I This January, join thousands of students from hundreds of colleges at beautllul Moun! Snow, Ver· mont for Clmf»UI Vacation Associations• Snow· meSier Sl<l ~•• I •• Whelher you're • begin- 0< e~per1 (or somewhere In between). we guatantee you'll kMo g liding down the face of lhe mountaltt. And our apres·skl ac· Jlvftlu will dri. . you wild-fabulous meals, great enler1ai nmen~ IDO\'Ies, dancing and par1ies galore. And take a look at our lsrrlflc prices: c~~o~ o.r~ht&~o'IC"\a. ···'•f'I'Ct- . Classes Begin .MPIAN GMAT • 11124 LSAT . 12116 ~-fl TIONAL.CENTE:A LTD. 1420 ldorspon Hwy Williamsville, N.Y. 683-4012 Hotel lodging Condo lodging $164 $134 Package Includes: s nlgllt• ......., •FuH bre.a.ltt..ta• Flilll •~· .. ....... ,..c'..... ~-- t4o •no 5 Gap lift tlc:k•1 Aptn•ald K1Mtte• .......... --... ~· · '' f OR A tROCHURE. RU.f:RVA.noNS AND INFORM.ATlON C"-lL YOUR ON t.tMPUS REP: KAREN ABOUD 833- 2401 HEAR 0 ISRAEL For GemJ From The OA CHECK YOUR SCHOOl BULLETIN I OAftOS. Happd, not.al been JEWISH BIBLE c•ll are cieateclequat 875·4e6S r·ROOnE'S·l I~ Dill ~, I I I O..O.W. 0.· I "CW.WiJist IFRE£ .,.,..,...._ ........ I (i Willi liDS~ EII'fiES 6/Jfm . ......,........ ROOTIE'S VAIJDAJmWE ,., ... J1SM~ ,_,., ... ·~""'· ~ - - -.6II-CMOC). - - - · ERLANGER THE EXCEPTION �editorial A Winter's tale But lfke the rest of the campus. these dreams are UB, Inc. now only medi-e altempts-IIOP 9ap measures J.R. Fo114111 now tells ua that woO< on his bookstore "''" begin as soon as the ground !haws In the tract of obscure land on the border of Lake LaSalle, •• call Parcel B Excuse the pessimism, but we'll believe him when we see the actual worl<ers working With materials other than Mr. Follett's WOft(ler1ul public relations maehlne<y and Imagination. Follett has really put a number on the University. And we have let tM Chicago-based corporation get away with It because Follett Is only the entreprerwe< crazy enough to promise to build on Parcel UB Is so desperate to get some del.elc)!>l1~t out there that II Is wrlling to tgM<e student complaints ol inadeQuate faculty service In return for that promise. Parcel B has a long and complex history that can be ve.y neatly summed up. II Is a piece of land thai UB once thought could be the corporate cornerstone of a lhrlvrng Arnhe<sl Campus. Arst a bool<store, then a shopping market. and then a full· Oedged mall were en~nslone<lto round out the campus· attempt at self·Sulflciency. at best-to oornpe..S..te fa< somebody else's failures. be they rn Albany, Buffalo. New Vorl< or Chicago. And like the r&st ol the campus, the institution will have to settle lor second best, only a bOOkstore with vef'/ vague promises ol a mall to follow. And second best It is: by settling for and accepting Follett wi thout a format reVIew ot Its otlenngs and services. This $urnmer, a group of concerned faculty and students got together and trl e<lto prepare a feasibility study to examine the POSSibility ol a real bOOkstore on thls campus But they were met With loud protest, because such a move would threaten Follett's convenient UB monopoly And tllus an Idea worthy of more thought was nipped at the bud. out of deference (or should we say fear?) to the Follett empire. What the University should do Is re-open the boOk, even II II means to delay the opening ol Parcel B a semester or two, to det..,tne II Follett Is a dairable and useful addition to UB. Alter all that's what we're here tor, not to be another subservient cog in a huge corporate emp1re. The lootballs are In tM closet and Rotary Aeld is readied for a long winter's hlbernaJion. The Buns· season IS over. But, out go the spikes and in come the pueks. sWirntrunka, and basketballs. UB winter SPOrts are uPOn us In full force. From the archaic walls ol Clark Hall to the Impressive interiors of Memori al Auditorium, the various UB winter SPOrtS teams are Invading us as the t98t ·t962 season opens wolh the opllmlsm and vrtallty that marks the beginning of eve.y new season. Although the varsity hockey team Is oflto a slow start and the basketball Bulls are dropping thelrllrst encounters. we should still be optimistic that our winter sports teams will be a rallying POtnt tor students during the long upcoming snowy months. And if hockey or basketball don' t catch your laney, then there Is atways bowling, wrestling. swimming and diving, and a plelhOfa ol Intramural acllvrtles to catch your laney. You don't have to jorn a team to SuPIIOII UB sports. just going out to a game can do wonders lor school splrt and player morale. And maybe even you'll have a good time. It's worth a try. feed- back TaJicing Eng~sb! EGnor. This " In reply to .,.N•m• withheld by'~'"'' .. who exprentd 1 CO!rcellf 11>0ut teac!Jing uslatams thll •-k cannot lnr•llll/lblt Englllh In th• NCWMtt>er • l•we ol n.. 59ectrvrn. TIKI Clt«nlslry Ooportm«tr ottamp/1 to_, .,;rh tb/f , _ l>f r.qulflng • • foreign vHvere .wtf~Wftll 10 Obtain • .oote o/600 01 ballot 1n 1~ Toefol Englll~ aumlniiiO(I &oiOtOt>erttg Qivett I IHCfJing IH/ftlrttah/p. (TfJIS II IUbl,flt/111'( b/ghar than tho Grodu'llo Sc~oot requ/romanr o/ 5011~ /.Ia addlf~n. people who hiW'e the grealtlt tangvage Arab's reply Editor. --· prOblem ere gNen dutiH which do nor lnvof're cont1ct with stUd•ntt. Certainly no one In the Chemistry Depertment lr lnteretted m contributing to •ny --...ding out _ , . • .,,,..,oy-ol TII'IOtl>fonyother ptOCitluro. w~ <Hell Genorol Clt«ntstry ' '" rOOuUotl ro ocl!edulo ol/00 ~o(J,_ 10 holp SlutlfMI.. .Alto sp.ctat he/p.IIUions '''scheduled Mlore etoh •11min1tion. Tho•• 1'111$ 10 1r1 tepty to "PlO 00" &y loti S.ndlw 011 l'1latllr y0o1 , .._ s.nd,_ 1 0 1 - - -and not ro derry any (IIOUP Ito rlp~r to /reo apftOit I -1/l<o ro pourt oat "'" loii<Jwlrlg to you; I} "Paitlttltle O.y" woo hold 10 morlr tho 1141~ . - . . , ol ,,. S./IOUr 21 , _ • •• ~ ,.,_,., . , _ , . . .._,. ,.,. ....,, •••• #JitOU,.. on. wM:.. ., ,...,, - - '"teet._,. of,,. ---;u·if.,.,~ •~_.,,,..,. ttln 011 tho walla o1 Squn and~ t~roughour tur 3} SUch Paleitinlao perspective o..;,.,.r_ (11117) ....nta.,. not mHnl to be ~uetef." OUr - M i a tor.!~,..,--., oiJIIIulo• 4/ 1Jie 111m tMr woo _1«1 ...1 INdO l>f IN IJnllftd , . , _ 5} Som• ot tho /ltoratu,. tltop,.tftd wu pul>llby INIItab lnlormorlon 90"1« In WoMing/0#1 DC. .,.Ill___ ,_.. ,._yOol __ II y0o1 ~otl- _ , . , , - " a n d , . . , _...,..-. -..... ,..s.-.- otoyfld 10 ~.,... 10 ow-., ant110-- - - ---.yOolf-10,. 0/ptiiHIIon ollnb Srudwltt, anti I will - 10 II , . , - , . , . _ , _ . , . , . . 10 · · - . . , Who,,. 1'- P•lntJnia.na? 111 , . SUntloy nmes ot Juno 15. tliGII, Ooldo Al«lf. tt.n /snell ptem~N. HclarH ..Th•r• was no auch thing •• P•l•ttlnltns . • Jr we a nor •• though rJNre • •• • Peltnlin,.n , . , . • end '"came end ,_,..._ IMm out ud toott ,,_, oountty /rom tttem TMr dtd not .,.,,_,. TOtJoy ,,.,. 11 . .,.,..,., to bo orountl 5.000.000 Pa!HtlnU.no. o l - roughly ho" 1/w In ot/lo, ~~~~ tM ,..,.IInder Ire undfi IJJHII OCCU/MIIon; 574,000 llwlln the ..St1r. olt,,.r·lth• •TN selz«< by the i/Onl•ttlrl IIUfl, ~Jio o lurt~or 1,100,000 1NW In IIJo )NHt ~ ond_ 850,000 ,.,_ _In,I~ _Gau 00.SltfA bOth Oren 1Jie PaiMtltolon _ . . , hlllorlcol TOOII co• 00 rraofld- to 1~ tllat•nr _ , ol , _ hlftOtY. The IYIM PIIHtiM c.,_. from ••PIJWIIIt". thl lind OOQIPiftd--.....Of,_,..Itt,,. Ol I~ $H, - of IJIOIIII>/Ial_ll_ ,.1- 12rlt -'"'J'IIC Fro. lila f i l l - IIC uttl~ JOOIIC -,.,can....... , . , . _ , . , INJtM .,.,.. To-• liU . _ , IMfllddo and Bof,..Stt.., _,... o1-.11on to PaiNtlne In ""' ..,., Bron:o ..-,_ 1Jie itlofOtY ol ,.,,..,_,. """'· -oonllkl• _ . , _ , . . . . . .,.,andolliltlo-- ... _ , _ _ " ' - - -.... - . o l - - - - . -rc....,...ofllrNI -.-.. . _ _,.,./Oirtyol • ... --.n-••• (" pretent-d~y Jn• ert Haoended not lrot11lhe t:Hf>lit:ll He"''""' our from,.,., con\Wt• 10 Ju<Miam WftOII lnooll<><s M"* lived In Po/artino, notal>/t rho C.uc•elan K.htur PfiOP/e who embrat»d Jud•l•m In tho lth contury AO TIN ued• ot ,,. con/bet ,,. tllc.Mble to t~ nu olliOittom io E~ IOWOrtl I~ CIOIO oil~ lllflt -11ury. Foii<JIIrlng 1~ llrll World llonlar COI>!Ire••· holtll• S.•«. Swlrzortond, In 11117, 1'11011/ne boCOmO ma o&}ocr ol Zionltt-.lowllh ootontzari<Jn Zlonlll IHd.,. preuut«J on. 'fltO(Id poww I IlK another to tuppon theu ceuM. t'*' ,_,,u,. ~11(1«1 BritaJn ilt Now'"t»t ftf 1 to l,.w ttw S.llour 1•- ~fltion ~lett-....., With tho ••tot>/ll/lmltll ol • Jew~a" Hltional nome In Paler tin•... In ''''· th• ••non.Jewllh oommufl/1,._"/n Pellatlne o- end Chrlttlen A,.b,, oonttltuting 112 por _ , ol tbo ro1o1 -U.tlon rna lkt:Hded 600,000 MuaiJJn J_.., -eo,_ -• '*"'• Poro•rrn,.n 111101 ~.,. ~· oltM "'""· Nfltwa •nd-,.n~• owntld INs '"'" two 1M one MH p« mo5tly ~ot~ulted from non Palletlnlan al»MntH t.mJowflltrt Durtng 30 rNra o1 flrltlfh oocu,.-ti<Jn, Z/ontll tontlr!oltlrng• - - • _,. 111; , _ _,, ol tho toll4 Ontlil'llft'P'-1/on t o l - fl>o -~- ol JHS lO obour on.tlllrtl,ltn01tly ~ Jo.,m utt/Orll tno Ioiii 1'-llt.. ol-tfy m~•- tn rtH7 n_,.,Jon.._ __ ,........ �op-ed W qt,t~)' . speaktt 111 our TeaetHn on tM "New Right.. taat oo grutor, and tho economy would be once again on good oi\Ope. People bought th~ policy Otcouealhey •Mted to, not beuuse It was pwsuasfwe. In fact. few economt~ts ot note belieMO ft. atMt..,.,. the like pr-tlat candltllto BuSh. called It "'ffO doo" 11n the publocatlon of the tnougltta of David StocMw\, the PY-ra INSt.ci .ci..AOf on the t-ol budge~, we " " " a -.>plete ootlepM ot the ·aupp~y --~tr-y""""" nobociJ reetly o e t -. Dut whleh too many people -t~ n.. Slodcmtn •conteaalons" ex.,.ptify t triiKI "' moc,on\f<.-~Un poUtiU in ""'Jell key poliClea or a new -.dmjr'IIIUIIton are aba~ he- now lowef, the re:sutttng income to the go¥ernment woutd By CHARLES A. HAYNIE Tolstoy College Professor Tve.Oay,- he saki that not bo41... ti\Ot the !Wagon poopie thefnSOIYes- tn ouppty·oltla ,_.,_they aro not ttut stupid But they had CfNted • public wppo<t lor this lantaay, and - • noplng tnot tha Olrnocnlto -.tel ¥Ole rt doWn In Congrtu. n-, ~ .,., hlo ngbt w<no politk:at olllet could run against thO Oemoctat.......,...hing c:onorua. Just ao Truman ran agtlnot the Ropubllca1Hlc>nothlng Congr... In tt48, and "'"'· ThloiOQic of "ct's not my tault,lt't hlo tauh" pOlitics -..lea. A tt.r Reagan was etected. be ~led Olvtd Stod<man to organlzo nls budget and to deltnd thl• oupply·..O• theory to ConQieu wnlch Ia wl\01 he dld 1011 ia Whit -we have. Wlnler an<1 S(Mrino even I hOugh. we now learn from hi I ••contettk>ns'" ~n the tecent Att•nOc Magazine. .... nevet touing astde the .. ,.,....,.,. .. -ulr..t In the -*tlon ...mpa!Qn, tnd The1e were boom years In I he Ameftctn poUHcal· bellevocl In the theory at all. In tact. when he HI hlo compuuw to WOtk out the future economic condiUonl, hit auppty ekte ••• cuta did not result in lowet federal detk:llo but 1~ one hund•ed billion plus dellcltoln This woutd be svcn an otwlous failure, 50 damlglno to allowing the new Preakton• to do just about anything he want• to do. economy, the t950$ and t960t. but they are o•or lor toto of reaaona: competllloc'l from other cepiltlltl nauont, old plents, investment money gofng abroad, • pOtt•tndustrla1 '*· PYtsldoi1t lyndon Johneon ran In 1984 u a poaot ..ndklato and, til the ""'lie he wu talking pe- a"" retwrlng to Ooktwattt aa the war candidate, hoe w as ~ p~epartng the o...latlon potk:leo IO< WAI In VIetnam. Thlo economy geared I<>< servlcs not production. tnd to on . lila boom yea tO are over. When once t>OIIil. .l ptrtiH wete try•ng to take ere<ln for tht boom, .. You ntvet hactlt tl>a ChancelS of R6tgan•• r...,lection at thotnlmo. tl>tt ~ rtpfogrammed the computef putting rn mofl aympa.,..tl"' fl.guret tor tower ilntlfest rates. and tower lntt..Uon, fOf neitho< ol w!lk:h wu there 11>o ollghmtjuotlllccttlon It Ia What the Pwcllagon P._-. IOU us rathef atraJQhtiO<Wardly. Nl""" cema In u the "PY-t of Law IIKI Or.,_.. IIKI belo<o long waa craallng t,. ""PJumbert.. er~.P to operate out &kit tne law, .nth the '""" "Wtt•oote." FO<d ...,...., "Wcn" O¥Winllallon t>ut trite) Carl or -.tel ttttck the huge _ . . . 10 GOOd.'~ and stogana like th1t. We have """"' be olmllar to freshmen c:homlotry at......,to laking tnoy tho tab._... ~no - -'""" "'"'""""" --l>UI-'l Wtl\1, fudging the O<fglnai Clale, and ~ Ill> With ouctly the f<ntl frguro they nMCl to get (00. Ono--. -1101 1110 Reagan '1um" rtally AltO In 1880, Aeegan,tacrng a public restlve obout l!tgh .,.,.,piOymont, IIKI lha .-~tuuptcy of Qlrysltr CorPO<atlon and many OO<PO<Otlons, ptopo- a • "aotulion" tnat lt. auppty ..,., Komp-Rotn economiU wh\ch M)"'lhat If )IOU cut lllCOme taxes for three raare In a row, thO oxPIICiation of the profits to be eamed and kopt by lila on... ling community would causa sUCh t - In """" 1 new ...,.,~t Ute oa~'1Sent of the peopM. .,..,d econornk:ts theory u supply - · rts promot•. trtt ttNttt Otwlouaty Jack Katnp aoec: he What the Repubfiean-1 and tM Dltnoctata want •• co Nlo In WaShington without taking -lll>ftlty IO< the of Kemp-Roth lh,...yNr lax eut&. which. ct.afty laVOJ thOM wllh f\~h Incomes. It wa:s 10 be magtc: no J)fogram economic olsuter that both pan tel t~ unle.u they transcend these ti.mils: wtuen.so far. nellhet are wiiUng to oo. So we hive the era ot "he <ltd 11. not me"' poUt Both panles appeat to be playing thlt a•me game of "luespo.nslbilily." Nice, eh? cutt. no htrd..,lp, Just giVe away billions to tiiO wealthy, and watch the economy take oil. Untortuntloty,lt )uot plain doesn't we><f<. boom tn our economy that. even though the tax ratu are ,.~ ort bOth ptr11es ate trying to oVOid rHponsiblllly tor poe< _..,ic <esutts. lloctutt tho<a Ia no4hing they can do wltn4n tne eapftaftst-democ:ratk auuccute. Eithw they •bandon ' ' " enterpJIM and aVow the goyernment to «o• lllle 1M economy u In the rnt ot capltoliol WO<Id."' orso abandon democ:<acy (a ta llollotynl.,., _ . , a. I am prosuaded by the k)<Jic of Alan Wolle. tho gueal \cYues!opinion \ By AVRAM SZAIA· DAVID LEV Commlllee Ag•lnat Nazl/am & Reciam, Bullelo Jewlah DefenH I.Ugue vulgar, cowardly Arabs and Arakympa dorft went to be heard. The pot lee were ahald J.nd unwllflng 10 enforce tne llw, ex~pt to restrain I he unctillzed JeWbo)'l who wanted to c1e•r t.l"e 'raah out. oO,uy a.no flfmty ol eourM. Tilt PLO'a actions Thursday evening follow tha I I ••• aJweya encouragtng to bel reminded of lhe """"''no prtto'o projualcct agolnot '"'"' and thO Jewa. n.. , _.. ol thO press to Molr KanaM'o-" oetng tho•"ed to tn .,., by a group of rowd..e wu to raUonanu thek beh.hiof as an -.p!OOIO , _. . to A6ot>l Ktll-'0 ptCM>CaUVe ~nta ~· an,,.~ cone«n for the -Y••••righttrw-e 10....,11-.e.- wu there tnt impo<tMtlhoWn mucll l t t O f t t o l - ID whloh rae ,••..., an • -..y <ldCI and \W'CIOmpn:Jmll.ing f-.ahlon. .._...,. out•aotd at h i t - ot loR:Ing the l....U Ar-ID Mil tJI 1 - _.,......,. IIKI 1Mn P8Y"'8 to tranoport,i'oomlO 1 '*Qillloring Arat> oountry. U il an outrao-oue tc)M wnk:n tt a dlfect raponse to t.he Ktk)n.a tthn by the l'alttllnltn Uatl Organll.atlon whielll Ia ""*'"*' cfw•t~tna, att.ac"'g ondtllt-ly Pfeferabty women. ~ctn. ~· P omtpt n would be t ldoa lllha :Jewt took teuont trom t~lt ct'IIUztd netghbota. and rrted rlrlng aqu.cil. <lftPfiiOIIIntllll, gu ono,.,bort (on in-lion of Mr. Kraloky'o AIIWian eo<~ntrymaroj, 0< mo.. dro.,ntngL Fol t WJ>potadly ..,..., .• 10111. thO Jawo ... ce<tainly not .aktf'log a *Y COII ..tftc1, . . AP9"QKh to IOI'YirJg I he QtOtJ6em ot '~'"" .. The p r M I - - - 1 - I O f the.._ PaiHttn•M ,.e~"~ "OW tf'l&t the)' ate ,.,...., ·--~y- ~, pr-of""'-'"''"" Ottllol- Jor<lan,_Wif t ... - · PI.O.,.,the-01-,llmak•-ttt... a o.rty.,.,..,.,_ - oo r "'"'80 I>Ut>CIIof ......,t, _...,,o .. _..,01 t•• • ••m• concetn:a as anyone. Hopeful!), lho humanist, pacHist, f'l'taterJaltstlc, and ass1m"anonta1 Amet'k:ln Jew can learn from fnc1de.nts such •• tnt: ont tnal Wit perpetrated agalnst Rabbl Kahane and the Jewtah communlty. teachings of their weU·known mentors.., thote rneatera ot propagt,.,t tnd the big no, Hille< and Gool>bela. Hitler otttled oil disrupting meotlnga and threatonlng •-kera and a~a. Th• ctwtfi.ttld response wu to dlsmlaa him •• a cttckpot 0< 10 oetieYe tnat he would ~ II lgnoted Htiltr IIKI tho PI.O both speak ol 1-tHng otOien lat>Oo ond ooth ate declicat..t to ltglttliiO 1o< tha common man. hU the diatn!Mion nghts to ,.._ KA,.pt, Attblc ..,...t bO dOing oitl!ouglll'm - • YSIItr .... a olgc{., flrat tohloft ..ry-. Tno WO<td naa . _ ~ guilty about tht '"'io4 T he most lmponant ~uon for tM 8('1\lfo oomm"fllty fs. that the entmtes of Cht Jews are not the poor Arab rtiUQHO wl!o ha"" been to bldly by tholr · · - • " Our o-..les tto the -·hunory II...W •ho ero "''"'"g to aactili«< ~btr.g, aalong u tt*rt>• n moaorabla not tbllefted ~With to c!Miflll' · God'a lflr>G•-" tn 1M _ _, StMt ollsreot 11 14 '-<Ito underSiand w11y they d o - _ , , . . . they are IIQihting more lhtn t ot . - . ; mora .... than J .... -~h t h e - - - of t h e countrY on eann; they wofl gl"up '-Y d<op o l t - h-..,. - r.. - -ul -'"l than"""""""'· all-' to lrq<>klatt tU II-' l!l!lllon .lewoln Eutope tnd thO Mkldie Eatt In Bulftto, u welt aatn•oughout tho WHttln World, omtl~mlnd..t loots deny that thtrt wora any mO<ttntn ~000 •JewoOI! '""' viGtlmo" and ltt4 that they - • mostly killed by the Allied bomblngo. "R6..,end"Bob Utty, noe Ulllentllot. e•pro..od thlt opiniOn at the Republican election party at tht Stalflf HoW .. n anyone laB lo be *""'lutlly uPllfltd by 'ho I tel olllrtot'l ourvlvtl in tile ttot of i n t _ t _ OI>OitCI"? Who nu -•led tho Jawl&h poople .,.. H~~~rUon, ~made the statement thai t~ Jewa cloutd of wautor Jews wt\o oo the .-en poopie tlnco they did nol _ , Joouo and thai tna J-fi's go oue ot tMJr way,1o "un non.-Jewt ()uf ar. .t F<iond- s Sedat, may he r..l I n ,... 0 Nazi spy 11K1 olg- t t-tr woth t J - country, to~ 1,_. 1o , _ lor Ully, tho humanly lnourmounttble b<lrrlert? Oota 0-<1 ht" to otop • tho 11m In Ita trocl<s lot monWlnd to ' " Hit htnd1wot'l! tnd """''e? Fortuntte<y, God nao given tho -ld a naw genorallon bellwe In Q.d'a truth, Jualto., and kwlng-klndnMS: TheM waulor•, *'commanded mtM not TOfah, Ottdlcate lhe&r Uvello 6elng a ••flghl unto IN --Who .,...._.. •-d. llong ...,til""' 8ltck and O>rcotltn bfotlttll Who oupport OMtroy t _ . . . . . , UOtt Organtulion n..- .,.,,.,.... arolllill. .,.,..... •• ""*"""' AQontt ol • ·eonuolltB ol tho WNI«n ,._,.~., E - and lt>JOI-1101 We><ld;· and •• "S<<coaltOI - * In actuat•y,-- Morolt"" I'OIIIIUI natoono," and • "notion of "'tnta." II ,...• ..,. they Will putUy the wot'l! With G<f's f>rt Wa ho•o ttkan up the ~.,to *'" ~Ill......_ We llfttf be Ytce~ end . . ~n "nglilant Hat• Ism, Ractsm. lnterna1t0f'lll.iii'A ancJ uw Gt- ol ,,.. WO<td Will- -train they woll bt dHtroyad. ,.,... w.11 ,..,. t-.o• 0< few..,., -tiOt>or-. H..,.,IM.IMSOI'_.. 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Contact: Charfle Ueble at. 633·7094 Nader speech • conllnuedt••mp•g•t eJ<ampl<J~ of Reagan policy that favor large corpOrations ov<r the rights of citi•ens, including the bill currently before Congr~s that would fund the proposed Alaska gas pipeline. According to Nader, if the bill is approved, tWO·thirds of the pipeline's price-at SSO billion, the most expenSive construction project in history-will be paid with taxpayer's money. "They are going tO rortt you, the privale taxpayer, to pay for it/.J ~ad~.r said, ..not the shareholders. They don't wam to take the nsk. A ccording to Nader, people are not paying close enough attention to the political process. If enough of t.be public pressured their representatives in Congress, Nader assened, the probable passage or the Alaska pipeline biU would be less of a certainty. "Instead, we become instant pushovers," he said . .. Tha1's wher~ yo u've got to draw the line.'' According to Nader, corporations affect academic institutio ns as well, making them a "private renection of the corpOral< powe-r s-tructure." "Unlike private universiti<J~, such as Harvard, which exists in an ivory tower when the community around it rots away, community colleges are supposed to be a thriving center of communicatjon. an idea center' .. he said. uaut too many people see them as training grounds for surrounding corpOrations, or job centers. Happy J think the most important thing about Thanksgiving citizen action i8 that it's fun. " If you think it's a drag, I IIUggest you go to Russia or Haiti. You'd come back and My, "What are we •• jo ' r.P " warting Ralph Nader "'!'be real question is whether you want to be a small cog in a big wheel and be told tO leave your conscience home when you go 10 work,'' Nader said. Nader outlined three ways in which consumer rights are protected-the ConSiitution, elections and increased activism on the pan of citizens. Nader said, however, that constitutional rights are eroding, and elections are getl.ing less and less relevant. "One half of the people don' t even vote; the other half have to choose between Tweedledum and Tweedledee," he charged. Nader said consumers should be more educated aboui the corporations that supply them goods, that too often their perception of products is exactly what corpOrations want them to be. " How many here can write a l ,000-word essay on nutrition?" Nader asked the crowd. A few hands went up. "Now, how many students here eat?" be asked. Automotive air bags were another eJ<ample by Nader of how corporations control lives, but bow few people are aware of the effects made by corpOrate decisions. Nader said the bags were inexpensive, saved lives and lowered interest rates. Yet the federal law requiring bags was dropped. "It's because of two men you don't even know who set the pace'of the induSity, the men wbo run Genel'lll Motors," he said. "They decided to block Washington's allempt 10 set the Sl31tdard... Do you know any senator or governor who has that kind of power? They are knowingly suppressing a spec~acular life-5aving device," he said. Nader also criticized the Educational Testing Service for ' setl.in& an arbitrary standard of mental ability throUJb standardized tests such as the SAT. "NY~lJI.G (New York Public Interest Research Group) found these tests are extremely poor predictors of bow well you'll do in life," Nader uid. According to him, tbe SAT is affected by class and cultural bias, and fails to measure "idealism, creativity, judsment and stamina. "What are they good for?" be asked rhetorically. "All they do is destroy the self-confidence of the students. They view them exactly as how the testing corporation wimts them to. "This is the last time you 'II ba've tbe time and freedom tO pursue citizen's issues," Nader told the students. He said it was possible for students throUJb joinina P IRGs and other citiuns' oraaruzations, to integrate- theie.education with working for consumer issues, and thus inacase their own consumer &IOI&raless. ·-----..........-- ''I thiok the most l mponant thlna about citiun action is that it's fun," Nader remar·ked. " If you think it'• a draa, I suggest you ao to RUS5ia or Haiti. You'd COllie bade IUid say, 'What are we waitina for7" �NadercoMececalls ·t or activism to fight corporate policies Q. Yoa . . .110 Ia tile U515, • porlod of tloH -orioa for its pollllc:al ~•f-it)' ud st.....t -ltly. y011 draw any parai ...IJ ~........ ~lifo&• Sl•d. . ts ltleo aod now? A . lbe difference is that srud<nll have lost their innocence: nov.·. In th~ 'SO$ they miaJu n.ol ha\'t known about tiO many abuses of power and wluu corporations art dolna co proplt- pollution and fraud . Now students cannot s.ay that tM-y don't know. So chey have a areater moral oblf&ation to eonn«t thOr cdua uion to citizen's oonecrns and d..-clop th<ir own citittll'f >~ills. But you ha•e th< rtomioo. You ba•c unemplo)'lll<llt. Slu6cots tend 10 ..- ""'"'conscn'all~ "h<n they...,_ out of ~I with alol or dd>u and no1 very hill> job pr~ . So )'OU havo a lol of SU>denu eotnl>"in& for r.....,. )Obs, and they tead 10 toe tb< lin< mort. Q. Ia )·ou lottnlew Ia Rolling Stone, you uld ~~ then exiJted a dlstlod posabiUty ror a third pollll<al porty. U lht roou wpport for ~ueh 1 porty edsts, lbt a why haSll 'l if mottrlallt.ed? A . B<eause. rtnt of all, a lot of mon<y is netdtd . Second or aJI 1lol of canvasses arc needed. llUrd of all, ttallot Ia.... ~every obstructive to third pania. Founh of all, th< mtdla tends 10 l111ore third peny ~·: it blac~ them out. You pvt .n of that toatther and 11 r<qVliU a lonJ 1\avl. Tlw'S wby lthinl; !herr needs 10 be • 12· year . , . _ buildinc up "ith aJscrnau>'< pani<$. Q. Did yoa tllholt tile cudlclacy of J ob ADdeno11 Ia lui pral<l<olial campaign •as som~thin& to ~ tak.. eerlotuly? A . I think he never 101 over th< 20 percent threshold. so thuefor<. a lot of pnople said, "I'd like 10 \'Ole for him, but I'm lluowin1 my vote away." Soh shrank 10 I<Ven per~Xnl. But he made a major c:onlributkm 1n cnw:kina the IWO•pany dom1ntnc< of lh< dcclioo. It'll be very helpful in the future. Q. Do )011 tlliak It's posable to dlvoru politics fro• ltle C0f11C)rate t«10r? You Patridi: Moy.lltu • .., wdl. Do you ltliu t~11 lie's ~...-lied Ills iatepity by i•vol>l• & himself in tile pollllc:al A . Wtll. lthtnk h<'schan&<d ha ideals from wll11 h< was. 1 thinlc h<'s very much oow more prone to IC!Ctpt tb< dictlleo or oorporate po..., in some areas. He's b«n rtpontd as <ayl~a thal multinational corporation! ~ one of the.,...,.., iMovatioos of the :W.h c:<R\UIY. He doesn't cnliciu th< oil c:ompani<$ th• way h< uted to. And pan of 1h11 is politko. Q. TN~, It ~~-·1- as If proftSI If • vlabk of ~ pollllc:al tiWAtttat. Ia Hlllrilbv& lui year, ,...,.. llfOtllt -~ to kftp 1t1e Dnt Mlk IJiaad plaat dOM<I dowa, aad lui May Ia W uWaeto• ......, ...... ...,..,...,. t o - A-w. ill ~I Ia El Slllvador h protv • ea. eran r- ·s ktl•• •-.ry c~<><r. They cao sense ,.bftba liOm<lllloJ'S Just a ooo-<lay mtda ...nt. Q . Wbal do )Oo think or lht press's ro•rn&• or tht Rugan AdminlstraliooT A. I think la11ciY they hl•1:11'1 h<en ' '< rf pro6ina. They h.&\' t a .ROse Ihat thn-c•i ;tlwa)'s a honeymoon ~'od for a ntw president, thcrcforr why do any im·e,cl,gation1 h's son of a sctr..inhibition. Thctc arc a lot or ntw,:paper rcponff$ Ln Washin&ton-lhc:y aU cover Lhe same thing. rtpOrt the same: thin&. V"! fC""N rcponm dtJ up, csptdally thOS< •• th< Wbll< Jiousc:. Bc.:av>< If th<) b<comt 100 probin,, th<y can '!<- ucludtd. Q . P od< jourt~ollsm? A. RiJiu. Q. You talked about lbr M<tiilty for public aoass broadculinJ. H ow does public ,.dio or publir to... vlsion as they exist today m ..t thb need ! A~ lhtY too lird up wilb the oil rompanlts1 ' (( I think largely they (the ptUS) haven't been oery prolnng(of Reagan) . They -> haoe a .ente that there's alwayr a honeymoon period for a new president, • th......Jore why do any invettigation? ~·· ~J~ It's a tort of aelf-inhibition . .. Very few reporter'~ dig up. · · ' ' - Ralph Nader ,_? !t":~..:=;•liOIIII•&· ::".!ce ~.. .oru or t.elk ellool ron.J•a • political Yet, tk pras dkl•' t take II • ...,. Kriordly aad tlw. ' - l ... ...,orat ed after awa.u.. W~yf ~ A . ll<eause ••• very simple. Whey you..., people proccstint. you ha>tiO ul:, how IIWI)' fuU·dmc peopk - -kanJ aile< tile pr'OC<Sll luld tbot 'a tlx way you rtod ouc ..t~eth<s there's aoiliJ to be • mo-auent. How maay peopkllft aotaJIOJIIII in lime? II'S oneojlllla prOICSI, jlllt a one-<!ay medii cva11, wbdl b lmporuat. But it doall't "''" *'Y follow~. Ukc wbal's tile follow...,rouJh '""" Solidarity Do)'1 Did lhty opat ut> .., orr..,., Did t11cy try 10 ..- .,.,.,... in ...,...... peru or th< COIIIIIIY for tbc I>CI1 _,No. luld polllidell$- •o•-•· ~....,, IOJUIY and di>eases, but they sa••IIKKl<Y· ..,.,...., more O(pdiS"< than oi<k people, disabl<d peopk, ,..,. loss, hospital Ul><fiSO. diwuptioo o fth< «<nomy and"' on? • • Q. Is lh.,• an a llt'l'llallvt to etlher the cum~I'$Om< wttrart' stilt or 1 heavy corporalt lo\'olvtme,nt In polilics? A. The ahcrnacivt b more or lhecoope:rJihc economy wh~e you have more communjty consumer control-cable TV owned by the coruume.r 1 udX:ncc. food, finane<. All this Is p0s$ibk. What happeru Is "'h<n •IOU &tt 10 ""'~ pan or th< CCOOOOI)' , . , . >vbltantlally vnder a consumn c:oc>p<mi'< modd. "'hat you do is yov tremendously cnha~~« tht ba.-pinina po-. both politi<ally and econonu<ally, of consumrn as th<) coafront "hoksakrs, manufacturers and ao•anm<nt qenaes. If you had 4,000 supermarkets thll "en r<ally aood eonsumet eo-op supmnarktll, you'd havt a • poUtical impact on Congress dealing with conrumer l<ghlalion. No, the lssv< b not taking concentrattd power from the corpo,.lc and pull in& il iD go...crnmtnl, or vi« \erA., Th< ,llSll< is, how an P?- ~held aa:otJRtlbk, how ·can •t be broken down tnto P'<C<>. ho• can 11 be ~..,...s. how cao it be rq>lactd7 '!bose at< allth< ISSUCS t~t- tentral. Tbe othen are juJC COSIII<Iic. RCBII\IIt "a ao>anmcnt..,..netl car company, Q . Dey o"n Ameri<aa.Motors. A . Th•r own Amenean Moton, and th< Wolf su~1 Jou,ol didn't mak• ony obj<dion 11 all. Ytt hypothttically. if you said to most pnople, "Would yeu oppose a wciali>t corpotation bvyins" ml)or US corponttion?" thty'd on.....-, "Yes, of cou<K. thll's terrible!'' 8u1 h'a b«:l1uk they're the: same: thll't·•hY il didn't OUJkt a rippft. T'hr Wall Sll'«< JournJZI didn't e-<n eclil~· 00 II. Q. Si~ )Oil IW'I\11 ~ adYoc:a<) our 15 yOIIIS ago, lltlav uve COfln . . . . . . _ polltkally ill o r ......- ~a.-o~...,... orie~ 10• . . . , _. Do )OOI """ 11oeo-. f'twlfniN wtltl yoar •ortl u a adYOC8Iel ,... ~••• a ~l&h P'lblk Yilllllllty, did,.....,.., feel IIIIo er1 11 ..t "I po lies • A. No, h<eau>< you JO into ~- You <haflentt and they countu·ollac:k. You chaJI<illlt. they eoWUtr·MWlk. And'- h timt that eyrie e><:<:Un, th< populisl ...........,... ICI deeper aod mote solid. Even lhoi!Jh rlsh• DOW, rdativcly,l.bey'rc - · •h<o the peodulum • •••IllS ...., • - · u'• oot JOin& to be With JUSI a rnr rquJatory loWi. ll't PI 10 be with""'"' ...,.,. ..,.......,.. uulny boanb. mon: .,..,.. co-op own<r1bip. -co-ops, mon: iniiiatM: rtftftftdum recall ""'· more Jtllclca< poblic latera~ - e h ~•..:. co...,.., -..e '" ,.,.,...r. • t.. A . lnoreuinJ/y, publi< rattio and public broadcaWns are llfOWina rd'tant on eorporate money aod tb<nfore clcfeat • tlx ,..,. priodpk or public brooclcaslins. whiCII is to be rdollvtly free or YCSttd •nt<rest. lbat's wbjo many peop1< <811 PBS tlx "Ptuokum Broaclcaot S)'llcsn.'' LA>ok Mall th< _..... apoosorecl by Mobil Oil and Eooo. Frank Mart~~· of NitionaJ Publie Radio) has jull announced th• with lh< conareuionaJ eutbaokl for :::~b=--~·s coilll to 10 for c:orporate Q . Gol•a orr o• • IJIII&nl , at w haa polot do .Crider replat..u .... ,....,.. l8bor ....... lnd 10 II~Pfr prices .... • llreUd0W11 of a Ylallk " nca,riK .,._.., Do roa t111a1r llleft •Jcllllle • pllhl of lnltll Ia llapa's - ' - 11181 ....... ltle - J? A. No. Tbe oaty pert 111M'• ....-. it tile oolr pert u..a u.-- b<domt't Willi tO d<rcplale-tructinarcplal ...., - <811 "cartel" r<Julatioa. E - in ll>e aitlls>o, he's fOinl boct to lot..--loaaJ ......,....._US airtiat _ . . 10 r.x,..... with forcipl llirlinc companlcl 011 iatcr'Dalioeolflitl>ts. ._..._, ....,..........,_- - - . . . . . . w-... •--~ you M!tl So you like tlx oounttr41Uidt .. tlx kind or r..::::.:::. =::..~olt~=~as:.':e:"::)!l67, I told a Odroil - - thll ..., have 10 JO throuah • phuc or rqlllatioo to lhow tt. 11 ""n't -•k. h<ea~Ut corponalons take o - tile rqulatifta. Then peopk will ' no ......, u y, ·wee. Itt's rtly oa the , ....~o~~oo.• Th<)l'w I'M to ..,, 'Lei'• rt1y o o - owu polldcal and ~' from wbiclllaws wllllhen be, enfon:ect. Q . S. ,... llrfe eo ..... oa _ . . . . . . . . . Does II~ a !Nil . . . te ,_, A. No. b'a)ut ~ I'd 181bor -'tat tllr 100'.0 of roollllro ...._,.. oa • ........ 1 - . ~ - ·1 ..aood ~ . . . . , _ ....... . _ ...... . . . . . . . . ..'ie l . . t ill die ~'I Gil 'wltw - ....... .....,..,....,........, ......... . . . . , ................. ...... --------------------------------~-------------------- �Parcel B · ---, start buUdiug." His corporation is satisfied with the current deal and noted agreement on everything. UBF bas contracted Follett to construct a minimum 20,000 square-foot bookstore on the 13 acres that compose Parcel 8 on the Amborn Campus. Carter said that tbe construct{on or the bookstore would take Five months because the desip calls for mostly open space and undeveloped ceilings. When'the bookstore OJlCIU, the F\)IIett-UB contract will extend for another 20 years. Over the years various dates have been given for the start of Pared 8 development, but Caner said that rising interest rates and spiraling inOation made building on the land an "impossible siruation" for developers. T he original plans for Paroel 8 called for construction of a 1so room hotel and retail space for stores. "It was to have everything you need to make ·a tidy shopping plaza," Carter said. ' He added that the bookstore's construction is the key to Parcel B's development. "Without. the bookstore, no private investors will do anything on that property," Carter claimed, Slgtrt o1 F.o/itttt'$ nt,..,.st U8 •ffttrptlse terming Follett "pioneers." .. A number or nationally known organizations have made offers to de~dop on Parcel 8, Carter explained, adding that these groups~ill probably wait to see how the bookstore fares before malting II!.'Y plans. ••••••••••• When the prime rate of interest at which banks le.nil money to • investors rose from seven and one-half percem to over 20, private developers lost interest in building on Parcel 8, Carter ne winter is going explained. UBF's lease was then extended as pan or its contract with the State University of New York (SUNY), which stated h b~ that the agreement could be lengthened if a delay was caused by to catc U8 "J'"e we forces beyond UBF's control. The lease, which was to terminate begin. you teU me at the end or 1981, has been dtended until June of 1982, aa:ording to Carter. ........ ''TL _ If E ven with the increase in the cost of building on Parcel B, UBF was still faced with finding someone to develop the land and Carter said that Follett was interested in building a bookstore. FoUeu safd his only option was to build a new bookstore because, "mere was no other place on campus for a reasonable bookstore." According to Follett, t.h e University indicated to him that the bookstores could not remain in their present locatioos because UB needed those rooms for other purposes. Chicago's LaSalle National Bank entered into an agreement with FoU~t to fund the bookstore's oonstructipn. To avoid some or the interest rate <:OSIS, Follett agreed to use the bantc loan to puttbase t.X exempt bOnds from the Town of Amherst IndUstrial Development Agency (IDA). " In essence, we are leasing the bookstore from the Amherst IDA," FoUert affirmed, noting that the bookstore revenues will be used to pay the agency. when the ground is going k> ~w, rh tell you when we'll Btorl . " b" ildtng. -}'R · Follett ''At least f<lr the short run, we're not going to be making any • money out of it (the bookstore)," Follett said. He noted that this is ex.,ecred in a long ierm business deal and the corporation will have to "swallow"its losses for a while. In the long run, howover-f'ollett expects ro make a profit from their constructipn in Amlierst. "If J didn't think so, I wouldp't do it," he said. When the bookstore is comploted it will mark tbe first time a private enterprise structure has been erected on state owned property in the United States, Follett claimed. "It's the only eAilmple of its kind." Beeause of this unusual aspect, Carter said UBF needed a State Legislative sanction to develop Lake LaSalle's'sh9<es. The legislation allowed for the development of 70,000 square feet or · reta.il space and 20,000 feet of office space. wtth 13 acres to work with, Carter explained, "We had more property than we needed." Next, SUNY bad to allow UBF to hold the lease to develop the land within the specifications and out of this a sub-lease with foUeu was created, stipulating details for a boo)cstore. • Follett then had. a group of three initial contracts to receive funding. Two were with tbe Amherst lOA 'and one was a corporate auarantee agreement with tbe LaSatJe Bank. Four more contra_c ts between Follett, builders and consultants rounded out the series of 10 contracts involved in developing Parcel B. Carter and FoUeu both blamed the bureaucracy involved for the bookstore construction dela,y. "You have to do these things in stages, " Caner said. HRight now we've got five different law firms in thr.ee different states and they're doing it all by mai.l. RAPE ~REVEMTIOM CHILD ABUSE • IMCEST Katharine·· Brady -i AuthOr of Father of Our DaY* N.Y. Timn Bnt St!Tiu r--------wm~--------~ .....lat Tau. Dec. \ at .8 pm FILLMORE ROOM OF SQUIRE FREE OF CHARGE TO ALLI ,._...,........ ._... It's still 'n ot too late to join The Spectrum. Writers, Photo_graphers, Artists are still needed. Come to 355 Squire Hall and ask for any editor. �Hoops sports • conllnuod tromp~ t 2 10 ~lea a11hude5 and people than I did last year.'" Th~: most prtdictablf! choice ro make WU IO civc the jobs bade tO Last year the Bulls had >Om< recurnlns seniors Henderwn and Kevin McMillan. run--ins with HughC$. He added, "One of the nice thinS" aboo:l aoing lhroug.b -a •not so sood' season (auituc»'Rise) with >Ome of the pi~• tbat ""fj'«td wilh you is that you-,ve &earned somethins from it. What you learn is. •Hey, we don~t wani to go lhl'OU;gh 1bi.s as,4ln!" This is really who/ you 1:11/1 winging il. F'lying blind, yo know who/ ...e mNm? Vaco1ion coils foro deeper look inlo 1h~ crJ'SIOI boll. No picking percen1o1e for our special holiday seclion. Her,. goes. HoJDe lara.s in bold TH URSDAY ~ansas City 24, DttrOl\ :W- This is a bonafide Pick of the Week. The Chiefs have proved over and over again that they are the team io bear. Look for Sims to be awesome in a losing effort. 0111lu 29, Chicago 5-Sure. Why not? Nothing like an odd score to keep you on your toes. Nothing likt a turkey game for Turkey Day. Make sure you're eating wnile this..one's on. SUNDAY Atlanta 17, 8o11ston U-Banowski leads plu'cky birds in a fourth quarter rally. CampbeU gets untracked after two weeks of mediocrity. Who wiU pass for the Oilers? Many Barrett get on the phone. New York J et$ !19, Baltimore '11-Talk about blowouts. Need we say more. Cincinnati 20, Cleveland 10-Ken Anderson is the most underrated passer this season. The Brown.s were the most overrated team in September. This one could tum into· a rout. Denver 28, San Diego .l-Aw, c'mon. The Chargers have an explosive offense and shoulo score a bundle, right? Wrong. This game goes to the Denver defense. Minoesota 23, Green Bay 21-could be the Squeaker of the Week, but we don't think so. An aerial clinie. Whitehurst, Kramer· windmills any way you look at it. Black and Blue. Plltsb~h 17, Los Angeles 14-You Rams fans have to be wearing paper bags by now. Maybe the Coliseum could usc Al Davis. At anY rate, the Steelers got some Geritol and LA is constipated. San Francis<lo 20, New York Giants 9-49ers bought their ticker to the Super Bowl. Giants? Why the Tidy Bowl pf course. Seaule 24, Oakland ·23:.... Here's your Squeaker of the Week. You just gona love JUnmy Zorn. You just goua hate those . Raiders. WeU, the Bear does anyway. S1. Louis 6, N""' England :!-Break out_those basebau bats. Gary Templton knocks one over the wau_. Yaz strikes out with three men on. Seriou.sly, anemic at best. New Orleaas 33, Tampa Bay 1-Bum saves fa~ with this one . . I'U give you Doug Williams fo r two Marv Throneberry cards. Washington 23, Bufrllo 18-&~ed this one fo r last on purpose. Sorry JR.. Sorry Chuck. The BUts jun don't have it this year. Maybe Ralphie wiU go oul and get a Super Bowl quarterback, a reliable fu!Jback, and Tom COusi.neau. Now, is that really asking 100 much? MONDAY ~ Philadelphia 21, Miami 17-You've goua love this one. Th.e best of the NFC.~inst 1M most consistent AFC team in the last ten years. Howard, you don't descore it . . Watch for the Ski Section ' Tm countina on those pla)<cB that have- returned_from lase year's team. Thtre are fi\·c- of them," t.ht co~ continued ... They're the only ones we wanted bac~ J'm counting on those rive players to give us a good carry..q\'tt and I think It will happen.'' A ques~lonable po,;tion for UB is the ct:l\ter-. Hushe5 h~.s no choke but 10 ao with Oc:rY~·in HArris. a .six foot fh•e inch sophomore who saw very limited duty last season . ..Squash," •• he is t"alled by his team6l3tts, will fill the spot that two players handled in 1980-81. Gone is Ken Jones and of sik: stealS in -a substitut ion lrole. ..The nm twelvt games arc by far the toughest pan of the schedule," sal~ Hughes. Of thO$< c welv~ psnC'S, clt.\'t'fl are on H mderwn is Lhc tea.m's.. mooey..playec. ln che 1~ 1en games or the 1980-81 season, he Led the ream in game high points five limes and f('bounds throe times. C..omlng from Richmond, Virgtnia, bets 6'·3''. taU for a guard which aooount.s (or his 3.6 rebounds- per game. In his last year of eligibility Htnderson wants to make the best o( it. ••J•vc bfcn ¥t'Orkin.g QUI all .summer.'' be CA-ptained. the road.'' EIJI)lt or tho,., 11te Di.Won 1 or Division Il 1~ams. In th• past four yean, UB has nC\'Cf beaten a Division I or U team. Hughes :.1dded, "You put them lthc opponcnti) on thtir home rourl and that's -a terribl)' tough stan. We're &oing 10 have .some difricully in the btginnlng or the season, but I think we. wiU leam a lor. If we hang 1n, wc'U get better and better throuJI)l oor knocks. By At tht other point is Mt.Millan (6'.0") from Harry S . Truman HiJI)l School in the Bronx. A 1980-81 letterman who could not 1he time v.e get to abc KCOnd haJr break into tht starting. linc-.up will ~ at the home c:oun or tht beca""' Tom Par50n5-SUNYAC \Vc:51crn Dividon player of1hc year- and Dan Aacc-UB asSist leader- 'ir'ei'C Lhere. McMillan is \'Cry quick, accumulatina a tolal of the season I think we arc going 10 blow somt pt'Ople -away.'' The SUNY AC dtJe-1oumamc.nt W~tcrn Division ""nner this )lear . Hughes would like to gh"< lhc ram htrt more championship SiUTICS tagged on1o the end or the seheduk. Eric Alstadtef, having transfc:rm:l and graduated, respectively. For a co1Jege Cftlter. Harris is small. and he is aware of his disadvantage, •• t·ve-held mybwn against mct1 Lhat art ju!t1 the size of the players we're playing · against now... chc cmtc:r sa.id. '' It 's goi.ng to ha\1C to be more or the mtfllal thing rather than the physical thing.'' VISIT OUR C ENTER AT ..,.....,.._._ 1420 MILLERSPORT LTD. Wil liamsville, N.Y. On the bench chere are t.hr« players listed as forwords, but they can easily be- used as COlters. Gary Coz, -a 6-5 junior transftr from Stcubenvt11e-Ohio Unh·ersity and IAr~ Hafnc:r, a St ~ Petmburg Junior College transfer (also 6'·S''), arc the top newcomers- to lhc rront court. A Bishop Timon HJJI)l School vaduate, Jim B:srnes (6'-2"), rounds out the substiun ions. Th""' players should look forward to .s ome time on thebejKh, beca..., the forward duo of John FitLp;urick aod Mark MeOuire is back. From Hauppauge, Long Island, Fitzpatrick at 6'·5" is the only full time varsity player to return this year. Hls accomplishmentsla>t season include beins the tearp's sc.'Ond best player in terms of mino!U played (784), field soaa 688-4012 '·ru,gntinental v FRANKLlN STREET - BUFFALO N.Y. 17 16! 842-1 292 m~oF NEW J~ WAVE Thes. Nov. 24 (113), free thJOI"S (44), steals (19), btoeked shots (12), turnovers stolen (67) and points (267). McGuire from Yorktown Heisht~ at 6'-S" 5lal1ed six' gam., and played more than half the sea>on. The baekcourt is very strons. HuJI)le$ hll no less 1\!an ..,., auards to choose·a line-up from. Wed . Nov. 25 STIFF MITTEN Thurs. Nov. 26 CELIBAfES FRIENDS OF THE UNIVERSITY LIB RARIES SUNYAB \ BOOK SALE Fri. N(!v. Z7 a i N E & THE PERILS Sat. Nov. zs NEW TO YS Room 415 Capen Hall AC Mon. & rues. Nov. 2.3 & 24, 10 am - 8 pm Wed. Nov. 25th from 10 am - 5 pm FOR JNPOICMATION CALL 636-2965 coming Nov. 30 To "'• cb rm. 415 C.pen t18U uae tbe Bleftlor f NSIDB the Und~d. Library MIXED DRINKS 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 TILL MIDNIGHT DRAFT SOC SCREWS AND MARYS 75¢ ) �:;·. ··..·... ···. classified ads etc. . ..... .............. ..,. ~• D£ADUNS ' - -..,...... .,..,~.,...,., w~,...,~_. "'*" ........ ,...,. .. ..._.WIV' ~ . . . . . 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But Saturday, U B to< orr to an early 20-31<», berOft York rall>ed , 10 CUI the defiCit tO 37·27 01 the Bulls gain split in weekend tourney <nd or the 0111 hair. But ba<~ ed by Hendenon, •1lo tallied 26 poi<ll$ on the night, the Bulls "' 5<lOred •1 poin,. io the last 1• minutes for tht- rout. The tournament bt:pn the ~ B> KEVIN A. KRUEGER Sp«trum Slqff WntH It was a boa weckmd or baskttball ror the Bulb, who tOOk third p\aee in the Mansfitld State 5Ca$0R ror the Bulls, Who arc looking towards their third con= ti~ SUNY AC Westtrn Division Ttdc. Head Coach Bill H uahtt- in his founh season-is faced • hh ..hal can be called a id»uikhna )'car. Fhc lettermen arc ,one from las\ year's 12-IS team (12·9 ~"' Di•isioo Ill schools). Four are back, but only t"o played r<gulartyin 1~1 . To be abk 10 1mptO\"'C on thai reeord. Huaf>es hu •hat he bdir\cs is the ad\Uia&e of a new auitude shared by the playen IOVIo'Vd the rotnJDI season. "E\C:ry player thai you .s« a1 practi~ is a recruited player. I recruited each or them," h< said. "This year I think I did a bfttcr job or tryina • oonllnuod HOOPS on p.ogo V zon• and control play in thoir opponent's. "Wo wc:re too ov<r confident from tho Colpte aame," UB coach John Micklc:r said. "We thought we played well against them (Colgate). Our team tonight played with no maturity and no emolional control." Ourina the second period, trailing 2-1, UB too all composure a nd was awarded 17 minutes in penalties forana them to play noarly the entire period shortbMded. RIT seared four iimes in t.ho second period to Increase iiS lead to 6-2. Chris J ohnstone and Bobby Trov.dl each scored t-.ice for the Tiam as they outshot UB 16-3 in that stanza. "Their (UB's) defense wouldn't attack us," Johnstone said. "We had all day to pass the puck around llnd pick our shots. They comm\lted costly mistakes that cost them the game." H~tr.way through the second period. wilh UB trlllling 3·2, RlT skated with a two man advantaae when Johnstone scored his second goal. Immediately aO<r UB returned to rull strength, defenseman Orca Bauer was called for a major high sticking penalty. Durina the five minute powcrplay, RIT posted two more scores, addina more frustration to the Bulls. RIT was doina "CVorythin& right on their po"'<rplay siluations as UB players attributed their success to a variety of roasons. "They kept sending two men in our zone fortdle<:kina, not allowina us to 1<1 out 9 f ot(f·~c.>e:.: .~~ "Yl( Pra_y, ,.Ito seared '"'o &Q&Is in a IOsiua "caJise. said, "'Thoy beet us ift our corners." ' RIT whips penalty-plauged leers, 8-4 II)' I DTREY R. THURSTO N Sports T Ed""' he Rochat.,- Institute of TcdlooiOI)''I (Ril'} po•.,- play m~ tM cilffcrtftCC' Saturday as the Tiaers 5klted to a 8-4 >ic:IOC} ovtr tM UB Bulls at Sabrdand tn E&Rem Collect Alhl«ic Conference (ECAC) play. The Ti1m toolt advan~qe of IS UB penalties as they tallled fiw powerplay 1081• m rout• to their si.rb victory in S<vt'll ,_while UB's dropped to l·l. Playil\a in lhdr lealue debut, !be Bulls were a diffcrmt tum llwlllW wlllcb faced off Wednesday apinst the Oivition I Colple ream . lbl• UB t.eam failed to dear lM puck in lhdr own "Wewere too ewer-confident from the Colgate game.· - John Mickler Senior tlefensernan Pece Dombrowslrl deacribed the Tiam play as "patient. They worked tM puck around waitin& for the open man. We trie<t to jam them and rush tM play." lbe Bullll!c-&aiJ.JliJiillkb'k with two quick coals by John Gallagher and Pray aftct" RIT made it 7·2, but could not cut the margin any closer. To add to ini~.ry, Lhe Tigers beat goallender Mark Tesoriero, who started his second pme in succession, with one second remaining to make tho S<lore 8-4. "We weren't hungry enouatt tonight," a dojected Rob Nucherono said. "We'ro scoring around five aa.ls a aame, that's enough to win . Wo just have to cut down on the penalties.'' Mickler seemed to sum it up astutly. "Penalties are our maio problem. If you keep &i\'in& anybody the opportunities they'U bury you. And that's what they did." BULL Bfl'S-UB has oow commiUed 40 penalties tn four pmes for 87 minutes and bas allowed 12 po,.crplay aoals . . • Shots on ,oa~ .. ero 41-21 in favor of RIT . . . contrihutina thr« points for !be Tiacn •-ere T.J. Perras with a aoal and 1""0 assim and Trowell-two coals, one tWist •.• Jon lao missed the aame because of a aroin injury surrcred &&ainu Cotaa1e and is probablo for the next same . . . Ore& Bauer injured his qainst R IT and questionable . . • UB's next outln& •······~···· shoulder b Saturday, November 28,isaaainst Main Street rival Canisius Colleco. 7:30, Sabreland • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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TICKETS: $5 3051 Bailey Ave. at K.ensington in advance $7 1 at the door $3.50 UB Students at UB Ticket Office AVCiilable at FutiiJQI Ticket Office, UB & Buff State Ticket Offices Co-aponoorecl by: • """'"-> s..dia GSA. BUdt C..O.,e 0, e..EI State Uoioo Boon~, -.w. BuiUio El 5.1• ...... Solldority c -. W-..o P<oduc6oo Co., CIS, UIB o ..... & n...terl>epl. Emma, GSA lEU, N&m P&m, Tolotoy C.U.,.. UUAB WNY P~ C.t«, WOCM.D Studiet Aeade:oy • .__~- Canc:erts present . . _. rUn limited-, L_Touch__j ( p•l"form•ra Df th• bkJ hit • • • •1 H•ar Mu•ic: in th• str•.t.• Plus Special Guests U.S.T. Topaze ---TODAY.--Frlday, Nqv. 20th p .....,..Room TICDTS lnllquiNH. . a.sa •tu•nta M.SD ........ pullllc stu•nt: Unian Naw �OAA ? Karla DeVitds cool world: From Meatloaf to Pirates and beyond --=--BY Mlch•el Faust 0 1'81/lk(l(l Karla DeVIto a while to record her first album; she'$ been busy these past ,_years. Her CtfHJttntia/s ran(lll/rom opening for the Ramones anciTalking Heads at CBGB's as part of Orchestra Luna to touring In productions of Godspell and EJ Grande Goca.COia. You may recall the torments she sub/ected Meatloaf to In "Psrecll•e by the Deshboan:f Light''; Karls spent two years touring with the Mealloalextravagsnu before moVIng on to Broadwey to replace Uncia Rbnstaclt in The Pirates ol Penzanee. Fonunat-'y, she did lind Ume to record the atbum, opttmlaiiCIII/y t/rl«/18 This a Cool World or What?l {Epic) Fortunate for us, th.r'\S, because the LP Is a clallflht; lntslll(lllnt and boisterous, 1t nimbly sld•steps most of the usual debut problems and outshines the work of msnya female rocker with more recording ekpartence. Presently touring with Darryl Hall and John Oates, Ms. DeVito found time to talk with the Prodlj!al Sun recently. Prodlgel Sun: A tot of debut albums are uodled will\ toads of star names-a big producer. guest musicians-to the point Where the artist often gets lost In the production. Th818'a none of that on Cool World, asHie from contributions from Paul Shaffer and GE Smith, who are hardly superstars. Karla DeVIto: Even Paul and GE are only on there bee<! use I - e d to add some addlllonal material In New York and they just happened to be around. I'm against using big name musicians simply because there are so many great muslolans around wt>o don 'I t>ave blg names, so Why not give them a Chane<!? I tt>ought the band on Meatloaf's l our was really exceptional, but ve.y few ot them ended up playing on his -dalbum. PS: My Impression is that the record company feels thai the album t>as a better chance of making it If theY can slick someone else's name on it. Karla: Peraonally, I don't ll~e -ding that kind of thing on other people's records- it's like, didn't they think they could do II on their own? Maybe II maw II m<lfe Interesting to program directors, but In the end It all comes doWn to What's on the tracl<s. PS: The songs on the album• are divtded betMel\ ortglnaJs, wtitten by yoursell and a lew cottatooratora, and eome covers (the first slngte Is "Midn(ghl Confessions," the old Grass Roots hit.) Was there any problem there, gelling yoUI own songs on as opposed to something already lamlllar 10 an AM audience? Karla: No, the covers were ct>osen to lit In with .,;hat we were trying to project with the album as a W'I\Oie. See, I contlder myself a novice writer ~111. 1 t>ope-to be able to do 1111)18 of my own song a next "lttme around, but II you don' 'Mit e all ol your own matertet-8nd I eartalnly don't - 8117 point I• recording songe IIIII I wrote If lhey atinkl-then ~ really llave to go oul 8nd flno aonga that you can mau your 0\lm. That's not aa.,-lllat..,.,., to so many lliP" "om publlet>era 8lld agents In f~. there ate - a l songs on P&t &enecar's last two albums that went right throughout Especially on t he past my door because they originala-"Work," "6100<tx.. were Just wrong for me. Sess''- the pirate ci\Ofus on Some oood things COflle out .that one fs my favorite moment ot searching, though. Uke on the album. Danny Lawson, who wrote and Karla: Isn't that wild? Sort of ce>-wrote some of tl>e sonjls, The Three Stooges meet was Krls Krlstofferson's sound l>ilbert and Sullivan. man, a friend of a friend wt>o •PS: Are you worried about gave me a demo of some stuff being cast Into the " girt rock he'd writlen and It was great! star" catega<y, a Ia Chrissie People In any profession do Hynde. Ann and Nancy more t.han just one t~lng, and Wilson? 1!'4 a pleasant surprise to fino Karla: See, now at least there's out that someone Is more than names to mention. A lew years just a technicl~n Of- Whatever. a110 there were oo women PS: So you were pretty much rockers to speak ol. And the~ able to retalo coniJol over your when some dfd come out, ll>ey own work? got a whole lot ot attention only for thai reason, whiCh Is Ka.r la: Well ol course. when you oo studio it's always a collaboration wit h the producef and U>e band. -B utt was signed to t he record deal before I had a prOducer, so I was able to pic~ someone thai I fell 1 could wot1< with. 11 doesn't make any sense to go In and make the reoord ot your dreams and have aomebody else lett you what to do. So that way you've got no regrets-at least you know that you've tried to do What you wanted IO do. That was very Important to me.. tS: II ahows-lhe alb"m works a whole. rather th81l a collection of every possible genno and style. !(aria: it oothlng etae, thal was my""" intention; to lleep II oohealve. One ol my favorlie albums Is SprlngatMn'a Tlie Wild, Tha Innocent, and tha E SIJMI SIIU/1/e, beCAUM It's ao cln.,...tlc and It daft connect. Hot thai my fiJCOfd hal 811ythlng l o do Witl1 that, but t hat's the type or thing that I IIQ t o listen to. be II Sptlngateen Of David Sowle Of a INRifOO'lK. PS:II •• a - of hulhor-or rath« or wl t .. OCliiOHCi to making Jokas-that runa Cool World doesn't hit you as a wom81l's album-not that it's masculine In its approach, just a perso.n ality album. Karla: I'm glad that that comes through. I'm all !Of the ERA. etc~ ~~ I bave a problem with mlxinO'f>ofilica and songs. I'm sure a lot of people would think I was a goon for this, but sometimes the Clash's polltl<a bother me, because I feel like they're not coming lrom any real knowledge baae ol the subject. And when you do something like that you assume a responsibility onto yourself. It'& justl\ard for me to wrile something like I hal and still !&taln a sense ol humor. I wouldn't do a song like .., am woman. hear me roar," but I would like to Incorporate some of these ,......... PS: Welllhe bailie Idea behind feminism anyway Ia lhal men and women shOUld com<1 0111 even on !he bollom tine. So II 'you have an album that -sn't hll you over the head with the Issue and atilt $~&,then It's a feminist sucoeaa, II only Implicitly. Karla; Sound a oped 10 me. OaughSj PS: A related point Is the cover photo ol you In the Ice 1\ouse. It's a sexy photo, but at the seme time a joke on the usual type ot Pat 6enatar spandex and sneer pose. Karla: I like to look as good as tl\e next person but I've n""er In my life thought ol myseil as a sex symbol, s0 that photo is a kind ol joke. And I didn't ·want to project tha.t kind o f tough, hard Image either because the music Isn't like that. That sense ot humor was the most Important thing to get .across because women especially have l>ad a hard time wfth that. PS: You've referred ro your experience on the Meatloaf tour as "the Meatloal centur1es." Are we to infer froM this that you won' t be we king wllh Mrr Loat again? Karla; Qaughs) No, I will never be working•wlth Meatloal again. I mean, I wist> him all thl best . but t~at was long enough. There's only so much you can add ~~~elhlng like thai and eventu-....,. you have to 110 out and do something that nas to do with your own artistic bent. . PS: How about Jim Steinman? Isn't he Somewhat ovlfrwhelmlng to work with? Karla: It's a little easier with Jim because he has a certain amount of respect for opinions. But he's a perfectionist and a mani ac in the studio. He's really brilliant -you ell her love ht~ m)l.Slo or you hale II. One day I said to him, for some reason or other, ..Jim, you are a genius!," and he said, "'Oh Karla, can't you just call me. . . God? Genius Is so txlting." He's busy working on all kinds ol things, movies and such, and I'd really love to be lnvolvll8>fn other proiects or his. PS: You went !rom the Meatloaf tour to reAfaclng Unda Roostadt on Broadway In The Pirates of Penumce. Wasn't thai quite a jarring change? Karla: It was the most dllllcull and disciplined thing that I've ever done but I wouldn~ have given It up for anythinjl. The energy on stage was just enormous, and there's really nothing about it thai was bothersome, with the exception or the discipline thai was necessary. And lor me, that w~s great. I co'uldn't stay out at night, couldn'l110 Into smoky clubs to see bands, but l t was worth it Just to prove that I could 110 out there and sing ooloraltura/ Plus, the chance to prove to the world 111&1 I'm not just Ms . Meattoat , and I couldn't think ol anything thai could be more on the opposite end of the spectrum. PS: On your upcomlnj!lour, will your show be as theatrical as your past work might lead one to expect? Karla: At this point I still don't know-the first show Is next wee~ and I'm still up in the air. Rock purists tend to object to theatTics In roc!< and roll, to which my comment Is, " hey do you think Mlck Jagger walks like thai at home? Rock and roll Is a theatrical medium. II JUSI depends on how far you want to take II, ff you want to go to something like Meatloaf or Klss. Tll>lnk there's a happy medium In there someWhere bul you'll just have to come and see what's jlofng to !Iappen. That's what's exciting to me: in the theatre, you learn your lines, rehearse and rehears~ , Jearn your blocking. and go out and do 11. Not that all that's easy; but In rock you h ave the freedom to lfY a lot ol different thlogs. , PS: What's nnt? Karla: Well, we did some videos for a few of the songs on the album. Aod I'm working on turning "Bloody Bess," whiCh was Inspired by a play some frlends of mine put on at the Organic Theatre In Chicago, Into a musical. After that, it's just whatever I'm inspi red to do. and t>opelully I'll be lucky enough to gal to do It and not get slue!\ In any one thing. TN filbnO~ ROOfll of Squire Holl sa.o....nsat 8:00 I"" �1 Me Mine by George Harrison; 389 pages; Srmon & Schuster; S12.95 a _ _ ___.by Deirdre M artin acl Numbef One: Allacto the words ~·aeatte'', uex~Beatle'.. or "Beallemanlac" Ia any product, oe itanlmal, mineral, or vegetallle, and It lsguaranleed loseii.Facl Number Two; There's a sucker born every mfnote. Some of lhese.suokers are chronic " Beallemanlacs"-a human condition render1ng !hem Incapable ol controlling either I heir saliva or hard earned pay when the mere mention of John, Paul, George, or Ringo oceurs. Fact Number Three: One of the afO<emenlroned muslcra~ seems to have suffered a massive ego hemontlage, a d being the lntemallonal superstar he is, he has decided to go the explohrve route and charge $12.95 lor each copy of his Inane ramblings. Summary of Facts: George Harrison's autobiography I Me Mine has hll the stores, I was slupid enough to purchase it, and II rs undoubtedly the most disjointed, sell·indulgenl pleee of pulp ever lo be published. I t is strange indeed tnat fO< a bool< which totals over 370 pages only 70 or them coosltute the actual "autobiography," Ths rest of the YOfume cooSisls of a wealth of photographs In the middle, and a Harrison song inde• wilh eopies of the original bits of paper the lyrics were wrluen upon, "I have suffered lor this book; now It's your turn.'' T'hars how our man George sets the mood in his Foreword to I Me Mine. I should have !allen the htnt. But Instead, beln!1 somewhal of a literary masochist, I chose to read on, intrepid, lo see what Harrison had to offer. Well, lhe dear boy hasn't much to say, I'm afraid. It seems 10 me lhal either I came to lhe book with unreallslfc expectations of the oonlents. or else Harrison has a wonderlul knack for penning the most asinine and uninteresting remembrances of all lime. Unlike olher human beings, George Harrison has the power to recall his own conception-" .••lo try lo Imagine the soul entering the womb of I he woman living i n 12 Arnold GrO\Ie, Wavertree., Uverpool." Ouile a leal, I'd say. But for some unknown reason, he can't seem to recollect many Incidents thai would Interest any Beatie Jan, or fan of music In general. There are few firsthand accounts of life In a ftsh bowl, no secrets of success d'ivulged.t Where are the vivid desoripllons of groupies, gallel'$, and gapers? Where are l~e lotlmate details of Ute o" lhe road? The lenC!er memories of lhe Fab Four's camaraderie? They are nowhere lo be fou"d. lnSiead, ll'le privileged reader teams lhe following tillllalfng bits of lnformallon: what the ~as cooker In Harrison's childhood home looked like, the oolor of the bus dJiven by George's dad; and most lmporlanlfy, how diffiCtlll It Is lo CfOSS your legs and play the sitar atlhe nmellme. I ME HINE A nd so forth and so one !0< seve(lly-ood long, torturous pages. The book is narrated In pari by Derek Taylor, a one lime journalist Who went on to become the Bealles press officer In later years. Taylor "\ ~ ~ ·~ • , offerspreeious}ittlelnslghl ''~ ~ :t~ .D_.,~~ . L Into Geo<ge'll personality and C ~.......... ~, experiences. He doestelllhal ~~ ' ·' • ; a. • ~ "easy is nollhe word lorW'hal S ...,~Q.A)\,1;\J l IS'\, S; happened" 10 the Bealles on ..t () their way to fame and fortune. ~ ~ ~((, _ • He also helps George Harrison exploln how miserable II oflen VI. ~1\o\.lcJZ.. ~ Is to be a mulllmilfionalre in the materiel world. especially ll when it hinders one's spiritual U • photo of Dylan and Harrison growlh or cripples record along lhls line he even could almost make It au s111es. Not exactly the sluff or manages to control his wonnwhlle. True blue Fab Four legends. passion lor all thli'IQ$ Indian In enthusiasts will especially Harrison must be nature, limiting II to bls enjoy the rare. early commended, however, !0< recoliecllons of meetings with photographs ot the fads taken sparing readers the usual Ravl Shan~ar, as well as the in Hamburg, standing in all bresal-beallng, Krishna· intricacies ol sitar playing. Did their feather-clad, greasy·tufted you know, lor example, that If invoking rheloric lhal has come to be associated wllh you hi) the string up and down, glory. Pari Two, as menlfoned him over the years.· AI most, he it's called "dlri dlri"? Don'I you earlier, Is a song inde•. devotes lour paragraphs to his wish you'd pu1 out thirteen Perhaps Harrison fanatics will bucks lo buy a copy ol I Me faith in chapler lwo. Further see the value of reprinting Mine and acquire lhls vital bll original scraps of paper for of data? elghHlve compasfllons. While Taylor closes the some of Harrison's "autobiography" by declaring lhal George Harrison is " bold." explanations of how the songs eYOived are Interesting, II Is a Bold? Infatuation with motor poor substitute fO< those who racing Is bold? Descriptions of were clamoring lor a llrsl...,d a Duraflame log lhat affected glimpse of life within the his karma Is bOld? It musl Bealles' Inner sanciUm. have been an error In prlnllng, rrlends. I'm sure the word Perhaps I've been rutllless In my crltl~sms of Mr. H. After Derek Taylor originally must all, what did I expect? The man have wr1tteo was "boring." was humble and klnd enough H owever, If 1 were plac~ to lower the price olthe book upan a rack and forced, ~ulte by some $330, so I suppose I against my will, to lind shoufdn'l complain (you may sOmething posilivo to say recalllhat last year, this book about this book. I would nave was a flmlled collector's to admit that the photos edition In England, $335 a bridging the gap between Pans copy, bound in feather, and One and Two are a true autographed by George • delight. All are lrom Harrison's himself). He was even sensu ive private collection, and the man enough to dedlcale I Me Mine Is no miser when It comes lo "to gardeners everywhere." I What could be considered guess I can undersland lhat. Visual compenselion for an So lor my pari, I'm going to gel abominable text. Ally pi ctures a shovel. And lheo J'm going to in all, spanning George's lake my copy ol lhfs book and Liverpudlian childhood to his bury It In the ground, forever, hli'$Uie days of Hindu You see, !here's a 11111e bil of myslfcfsm and beyond. The gardener in all of us. ~a~, if...~ Rtt. ~ tl~ n~t, J..f'i"- , ~\.tv. d -0 ......, (..cs1f\"'j ADD <::::r · 0p l The PJ. BOTIOMS HAPPY HOUR ISN'T JUST AN01HER HAPPY HOUR! *To many people its tne best tttJe HAPPY HOUR in Buffoh. <... *To othels P.J.'s HAPPY HOUR Is o meeting pbce to socialize 101ft fliEr peets & hobe o fa» ~ beers & some wings. *To some Is the rfomtal /rietkliV atmosphere to enjoy one of the BEST OVERS1VR-"ED SANDWICHES they've ever tasted ~here \ •To ~the price is right WhaftMy the N1J110r1 c:hedc out P.J.'s HAPPY HOUR w~ blOw ~~• 1t Monday~ Friday ~eo ~m 1\J.BOTTOMI IICIGD • BOOZE- BOOGIE ..,..... __ ............ ......,. 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With a lineage o f sparsely selling records, Ely has had to depend largely upon a riotous stage show. His desperate/languishi ng performances have been like a plok springing him from anonymity. Pouncing from behind the prairie shadow his group's persistency gang tackles the unwitting, tattooing them w i th the musical styles of the South. Ignorance Is quickly transformed Into fascination as the crowd whoops It up throughout tl>e tiny saloons Ely's seltllng In at. E'l'ell though Ely dwells outside the spotted circle ol cor1temporary music stars, the reactions he can squeeze from his audiences aren't at all perple•lng. Ely as a slnger/frontman eommands an animated character that lends Itself to bolh bluster and calm, much like Springsteen does and Marley did. Perhaps this Is why the Texan Is already reve~eclln the Brltlah Isles. WB/1 1/elt my home out on the great high plalnaiH••decl lor some new ternln/Sfandln' on /he h/ghwey with my coffee cup/Wonderln' •ho's gonne pick me up// HAD MY HOPES UP HI13H. ' G ood Intents, ma)lt>e, but evan Ely Is at a loss for words trying to explain hla good fortune O'o/OIM&S. Having just concluded an eiCP&nslve four.and..-llalf month tour of Canada, '"' t States and ll(ltaln(''the longest run we""' ever done') riding atop the Musil Notte Gorra Lotta LP t>e lrled to aur!'llse a c:1ue. "I can1 rally axplaln It; It's a more ecceotrlc English crowd," Ely jol(ed. "In America they (llstene<S and radio stallonal ~tick to a steady format Things change a little Quicker the<e (England).'' Hauling his troupe Into cetlltl disguised as clubs, It's a wonder that the Ely; Band all lit, because a& bands (..,d sounds!) go, tile Joe Ely Band Is a real cue ball. Together, the ,.,.,.of them took like an orphanage crew paid lor by green stamps and held together by maaklng tiiPO Thot' s nol tp ny tttey're low rent, Juot • ofloeat. But then we're not talking about Chlvu !Wga/ muoio, aged and cured-this Is the beat of the blue coli II! and no collar. Here are traits gathered trom moments thai emboss the grains of people, pain and joy. When this amblYalence can not be portrayecl through one medium, Ely and company jumble up the lnfluences-tflle your pick-blues, country, folk, rock. .. Sat. Nov. Zl The Allyn Syrru Groap . 7Sc Driak Speciab Moaday Nov. 23 Opea Mike Nite The transitions are made with what sounds llk.e ease. With Smokey Joe Miller, lurking behind sunglasses and a beard. blowing s .. and longtime. Ely sidekick, the bear-like Jesse Taylor rocking out on guitar, they can toy with hot rock and steamy biuesljazz. The real quirk In the system. thOugh, Is the gracefully aging Ponty Bone on accordlan. Says Ely, " I've known Ponty for a long time at1d I like the texture of aCGOrdlan. It can't play lull till, b(lt it klnda adds a cheap B3 (organ) sound." Owmmer Robert Marquam, Michael Robberson on bass and ke)'boardlst Michael Klndrecl comprise the rest or the band. ''Te•as Is music conscious. It's always been a place where different music has passed through, being In the middle of the country. It ~ has Its roots In music," said Ely of his musica.l h ' eritage. II once there existed a cultural schism oetween the South and the two coasts, the gull Is now rescinding. Gradually he explainecl that • the music we listen to Is becoming more consolidated. Ely menUonecl "country and rook 'n roll have always met down the road anyway. look at George Jones and Elvis (Costello)-you learn something /rom everybody." But , ol course, Ely <JI!In't become a a~lpror hom listening to the radio, hi!._ got hiS .smans playing the game, playing hard. At the outset of hts cateef Ely on occasion strummed behind a ·•real phenomenon," a chicken wire fence, among other things. ' ' l ·ve played 'Orne rough places. I've had a club owner pull a gun on me," he recalled. "Once a goy came In, shot out our am.ps. You've 0~ to t<lnda play, and check with one eye. It makes you tougher, meanef." lt'a ule to eay crowds have simmered down somewhat, at lent in respect to t>ulth Insurances. /'low Ely can Just concentrate on producing his songs; fllled with veracity and gril, the spur Iedden gulterlst renects on 'a commitmenl to just speak his piece. "I don't know Ill set off to be popular as much as 1 set off to have my music heard," hll Said. , Laying loose beck at his hearth In the rolling hills of Austin. ruminating on how gOod It feels to be home and not In some motel room. trlllpsono arllund the.country, he added, "I'm gonna be out there anyway, so It would be nice to have a tot ol fans, but as long as 11 keeps us In bread, water and gasoline, we're * Wed. Nov. ZS Tukey Day Party (Turkey Punch & Various Driak Special.) Sal Nov. 28th FREEHAND . r__.l, Codt Roloia - 683-2660 (Wo'ro oto Tranolt Rei.. 3 mlleo ooolh o f """'*" Hills MoiQ RAPE PREVEMTIOM CHILD ABUSE .. INCEST Katharine · Brady Author of Fathn ol Our l>a)'l N. Y. Timn Bnt s~l~r Aneared oa Phil Dooaboae 6c Today Shows ~----~·~will~--------~ Tuu . Dec. l.t at 8 pm ...... FUJ.MORE ROOM OF SQUIRE ~ . 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Billy Burnette Gimme You (Columbia) • • • You'llthtnio. thallhe Columboa Recofds ma.ruung mac:h•ttwy WOU'~ be loul.rng B•lly BlKn.tt• .as t.M MJ:l A""'r " •""" ada<' Ia...,. of h"" hameng • tau u'''ll t'l\oiM tMn -(1111··-·""•-•hat IQUOh at>d sounclo s""u~-lly senswo• --..,.that - • • lays, • teQ•Itmate ctawn to mw,. l><'ong the - ol Oo<Ny ano tM MPf\ew of Jof'tnfl)' 8u'n~o . wno atong wtlh 5Md Qtlillttat aul eur11:10n cornpt'IIH m~ 1 ICOno Til<> Roc~ 'n AGIIT•IO f To., It Up," •·Honey Huill.'' ottJ. Squeeze Eest Stde Story (A&M) • • • • O r - S q ttvew Amer.ca I~ g•6al U tc ~ R.pe to~~~ t~"t '" behlnd Eh1w:-a 8t1Ush SOUnd tac:ltlong u.s. racoo-Sq...to opted "'stead lot a tJOI-60preclic:tatt.. fot'kJ• up to 80 s ArgyO.rgy . one of tne Q:UmiHHnllal pop lPs of Ill l ltt!O But tht" feehniJ h&re ••t,at Ametka.n radta 1:$ lull too lgnotattt sound. duo m~ to the ptesence - ' t t t o P - I u , . . .. ··~ You"""""' ~-es Tho- ho~ ts .... lor mora .,,, trw warpec,t of tM: Be•uu ~n Squeeze ettons •·fh.e Knack, Tlunk I'm Go Go," and ~w In Story"~ "'Thet'e·s No Tomorrow; ··F·Hole," .. Heaven," b•ekwards ••1'"There'£ 4 loops aoo all nQChlng WfOng w/tn betno Just 1 pop band,.. Ttttwooh. uld. And I'm lempted to c.ah thiS tne record btlst S..Je<U G.E. Smith lfl the World (M11age) • • • • wa ...,.,, menuon tP\at G.. E tS G•tc.ta heooaches.-RH:k ~kowny 196$- . , . _ oncffijllng ldon' -all Sly end the Femlly Stone Anthology (Epic)" .. y, i(t wanted to UI05trate to someone a.no O\'tK The rest of theoslk-sonQ EP to typleal-qu'!,e goo<l, very Certtl" Rollo than to 8ufnona aotne euentl1l dlffetences oetween 1Q61 ~nd thf: dec.de th• t p r . . - ''· I'd play thll LP from be'Qinn•ng to enc. T'tt& dancing tef'Yor woutd be stmllar ,,rougt1ou1. '"• Intent, however. would be Utetally wor4ds ap&rt- cu1 wunout playing 11 uu rou Orop. N -·N - l.aod" Is tile bell aelectkw'\. Very dlfhttent from " New Toye." lt'a J.Oiemo, sl•tet_,. Sty'a earl~ dance.,wu t11e atfttmfng 85 eol"'fllmed OV a QUtek sean of I he song antes 1nctUdad on th.fa OOUble-record. chronotog;'Calty· ananoa<~ greatest hHs ~tQ~: " IJie," "Stenc!I.'..'Fun," " You Con MoU 1111 You Tcy," "&ery<~ay "--O>te." " O...U to thO ,......_.. H•slat•19&01. e-.rty-1970$ *Ofkl """'•ned .......... -&II by the enCI ol the anti'IOiogy, IM tanau4cl '"""1110 ol •ou. So<o Saoa (Whota- Will Bo. W~l Be)," that,.., tOUted • •trt Su "**•" AI' lptat fn the WOIId •• lull 14 but•UnQ Wru!h gt . . We11 t Bnement S 1965-ISJBO (Antilles) • • • 'h OesatiC>e<l to me as .,...., IY*alrOtQae" byo Toronto lltstoforiOn, Basement 5 •a• one ot pou...cMIItJ'. a aort of "-tarGOIInet woAt a - toy,"""' enc1 t-?7) that you just ho.eto play it.,_ ar• pwhap.a truer 10 the subl.,.,...,....,~ predilection fOt U\e band·a hard-edged, Mll·•nltlble aound Is Martin Hannen's LOM-11 you.., got f>aSIIhe uue ""•t· primitive f'IOdu<:tlon, led by the youna Btltlsh prOCiuceo's Hademark of that d•mn tiiP·fn· the-flee snara drum anap. WOl'1h)' of nolo are dub traces that recall the axporfmental rock of Public. tmage Ltd.'a Mlltlf Box or any ESG rOCOfdlng• (a new blrron·funk g•<WP ol Latl~o OUI Of NYC) ono beaulllul. ''Call Aw•y""'uld m•~a a nell tneme aono tOf .. spy mGIIIt, I"CI "Sflvages" II perfect tot Stlt W•t• ,-.our. or something ol that Ilk- on hough I t - o•t annoying, >wll.h ot Bntaln'o A Spetr~ A deftntle4y lncl enaraettrlstblly •t••SWOO$,ing ana Heavy rotltkm! tM p.-opulatve "La•t Whitt CMotmu." tno Nlfrlllc: alienation of • tmmlgratlo<l," tM Ufbon teall""' ot • No Btll a.,..,• ancl tM dntontd <ogota Of ''()meoo Mon ' Strictly to< IM -...~urous -T<Hrf Or•I-.J• con.tanl takeoff from ot'MI a1a.r to anot'* (but then, t1>ose theme 001101 tencl to do sucn thlngs.j With & f " l - OCIO•iea """ eouncs effect a. l.ene"a ¥OC&I eqoea11. tuUa. and e:xpras;ve drama. onc1 a "-gUIItng blenCI ol claMico.,..enc!wotfdnoss,N~ TOt'J I. a f1.,. EP.-P•trld• C.mngoon Sty nas """ ton>ugl>t &mull.lngly T'h<fe. That'& to the -lei ol poot>obloity; " Sable• Mallin' Bob!OI," 1981, COlO hard ca$h, 1 nfhitlsuc oance--of· Clelth arnona&-t cnemlcll dumping It? How ot>out Pop" t-1 ""Y cloo<M'l A~tg~l. lry Ihis llotentrt11 to E. Stnntt t1 hlro• d(fvlng 90 lo 1 gtouncls end hlcld"" missile alloa, I lOti ot bUIU·In moU.Of)' of ih1t 30, I'"" ''""'"O Ma In IM .,.,, ..., , Ht..e """'lng glue 11'1 )'OUr parent5 oellat, 11'1 tiling a M ighty ac tow am , 11ate fant••tzJno •boul •"'Y aptlmlsm thlf p r - 11. No The Brothers John.on Winners (A & M) • • ' l'hla 11 a fllghll toeloy. But Allthology fa one ttarttl.ng lreYelogue just tS. aa--O.•KI A. Comwtoo4 Denyl H•ll end John O•tn Ptrvete Eyes (RCA) • • Hal anc1 OAJ .. must g.t Cllz:zy ltom •otehi!lg oonotot\t _ _.,the 1-.nng& ol "upwortlonc! - ..,.., BIKk Sebbeth Mob Rules (Werner Bros.) • Not a gooc1 OO<h _,.,.,dolly at>d olllstcarty. GRAND OI'ENING CELEBRATION WINTER & SPRING IIMAKS DOif'T IE lEFT OUT! Join IOOO'a o1 lludonlo 110111 ...,.. 400 <t~Jr.-ttd univefsltles. $oOik up the """ thlt Dote. a ......,£.-.,, NoY. Z3 al -at ___ .....,. ............... ......... .,.._Yn-... . .22-. . l8at-alot)OS oncl there'$ a StnOfVUI>Ord ol 01H11'a al<l octMIIea · pizza por1iea oncla moonllg~t tncludl!lg ltea- - .,...... ...... - .• . , altJ outing. Tho prtoa? u ·a "" -llevabla Wltlch Includes 5 -lelia one! 6 clln,..,., All clucla S nlgfttl lodging- a$ <My toft t - raln ,,. oo< lt,to the-arnoatlaltQia (OIIIZIIIII~ - • ••. , . . - . ~... Ollly - ... - lllp · · · · - - · , . . ... 7 ............ _ _ . _ . ._jrJ 100,000 ..-ot " lha atoip, Wily not baooma,.., h?" s..ot · - · llttt-.oQ04bMI_,_ FOfl A IMOCttUIIE. IIUPVATIOICI AfiD -TIOtl SP1CW. stUDflf1' lATES AYAILULIIIOIIDAY ONLY! FREE BEER pac--1 thaf'e not .... thMe~ • ,,.,. ut ,..._, 1M1 , _ DIMrt W- aacunoloot /JK;/u<IH wllh -.y Or how about 0 the IIUCI""t a l t J - OOjlllol -ljllnow, V - t . You'll he¥e alontastlc time~ tM ,, .... ,_c_,.. l'roett/J • to_o_._.,..,., .laol.lftft.~ l rnogtne•lof-.,.....,..... e.tlon anc!$1111of7 ...... 7:10 •• NAUTILESS FITNi.ssCENJER For •a ad IVc.a 7Z4 r.., Str.t. r......,. .._,LD......... 80 Lene Lovlch New Toy (SiifO - . g lhgl>t towardS an hull>anc!. W• _ , l 1-klng) tn•s 1tuU a;tlll QtvH me TO)"'oM'acrea:td""""* .,them, a d•IIY t~ars 00 ""A)"tno"' Of ..8ecauae.- · tnac hll •beady popf)ed up tn past t •-t.-IIUfHII~wottor ttl_at~ a~u.te """""Y·--·- retnW~~t In prot>o~ -"atoono.,., aoctal metooy taM fc:hfomauc .a.te) )'OUI ...... - tha rec:ons·s <*ay ancs.,. tJh.• It • • • • l.a<lo t.o.o1et Is • •POk....._an otoons (CIOn' we .alltoei ou• tud<y numbef 1s one, on ~??). and W•th ,-~H~ pOpiSq~e·• t~ G *"•• Hme.-AI F.•IIJI w.th by-now oii.UIC Otffordl1"i..btOoiCs pop Mni•~Jit.u $ubi~ ~-pent'rt81\tatl0n 1""' tromb<H'tlst. No matter. a lot of It 11 CO Icily, etpeclalfy "Einotain 8 gogo,•' a nk4t cop horn GCNahwk1's "SUmrneni<M." The humor ut\ oet slightly comy ancl . . , . or ..,.,.y oyntMIIt.. tOMo ... lypiaol metall"' otull ... oh-r know But lhefe"a aome new eounds too, comj)IJ18(_ _ ,.., rn. ouY• could atretcn out a bit.. Stick around, thOugn., God only knows mop·u come up wrth nut album-en thoUQI> too much ol lhtOug~ Again" at>d "To. . tile Wot!d lin lolt AnMI' tram •ollln on lhot trKI<. -O.vltl A clnt, • more ollO•. feat drumrnOf amldot tM $Yt'11flttlea, 11 wei' •• .a full·time blek. but a Clitaprpo4ntment HJ new r6Srutta whO thOught 4hat these n-gt)lllme det•fiU1'11 reet lo lhenl- m Of"""" ol ~tudJo -.Is tho Muaele Shoals Rhytl>m Sec:llon lnst . .o ol IM bta"" lno 11\at tN-tty chd .,.., rt up.. 011 ,,._ Mflltf LP 81111\ r-...g- tuM~ •1• while ··c.uoht Up" anc1 "I Want v~· ha¥<e a d•rkef. Drood•no a~. case, ...-.ry at•p ot Most ol th• IIbum .ounds u sterlfe u. • gcwernment txiii<Jtno~. Maybe what maMit L1nd1cape lotef'ettlng Is the pn1aence ol a howewr. are emtneruty danc:ea•. tunes: '-'Someone El&o'a Boll," " II Thallove," "In Ot.unlellenca;' "PiceadtUy;· "'Mumbo Jumoo,·· tna Fow Tot>s-lstt "TOn\f>ted," the country cum urbln blues of "l<>belled Wil~ ....... .. u.- slmllo•ly hypetklp OO'ijlnols, G•mm• You op11 for a ahC:kltf ment~ UndKape'l ctle ..muSic PfOCU.S .. Ia ..COftii)U1er- 'eallzed" tnc! boy, doea " :::~eo1eC:r~":,:~~~~ Alter ·•Hon~ Huah ano ''Tea' It Up" •n add11tOn 10 a bet)' ot ~~a~,.·· the notns- lleelly weavtng lt'Wtlr eqUipment to ~~~...,at normaJ people Ul"' do '*•lh )Uit I ft• Instrument a: ma1ce pop mu:sc In wt'l•ae aJrM<ty an enonnous con'lmwci&J auc.cess. ts another al111tlc do.,,,.,lng. II you lllu!d way through like punch-drunllghters. Oc:castonally a few of the songs misfire: ~~unUghf ' and ''Daydreamer- Ore•m" are btlcfully .aappy ctri'Yet. and tune5 H~e " Toue•" aod "In The Way" l)fOv1d6 me<l~e eutdMS •n lunl<mong«tng t~al all the deVO<Iy chanl'd horM and backup s•ngen 1181'1'1: able to resuscUale.. Hot MaMa .. and ..Oo It For Lcwe;' LandSCApo .,. ,,.... Eng~"" dudes who UM an •ncteo•ble amount ot ,.,,.,.,. Er«•· on t11o othet hand. t~o- •Y"._..,. prOYidong llu!d ballast holes ol Ur6fiU$ (RCA) • • • v--. foond "*" 01 tM peak ol bOth propt11 1he<r last a10u<n, CAU 1'0Utl 011 CAMPUI liD: KAREN ABOUD DAYTONA. FT. L AUD. 011 833-2401 �guitar solo on tt)e motherJ But SabCHilh's greatest suengttt !'lu •IWij$ beert 1'1 lhe mood 11 GROOVIS AND .fRINZIIS II/III hts- haU-way m:c:entrfchy~ The man mixes up genres an-d •J 11 ;~f,•!:;.!'':'c,7~,~ =~~of~~~"t~" lucl(y ~ tuno (teeliage roc~ s•noer t~) to country (podat that on this album ellllel. Tl'tere's Iota of led Zeppelin ~ though, a little acouS1ic Yes. and a IQI ot that early 70s Sabl>llt~ rl!ythm lurlcfng In IM b4cll. That .stoo. mecl.ium u.tmpo. a•r of rmugnat•o") to I he stand-out movers. ca.l~od " M•rv Lee Jones/• anCI ..Jotmny Slew." A scceam1n.g ~I'd comes oocastonally menaclno to the tore, and I 11•e ••· but h'aoiCS. The Oflly cut or note Is •·£6150•..• dwnlng "YJlth&Stze</synshestll!d guil"ar Instrumental that segues Into " Mob Rutes," a hallway dOCOIIt rochr, .. II you listen to toofs. • me moo ru1es.•• Ronny Jame& Oto reptacea the utanlc Ol:Z't/ Osboume on the tast albUm. Unton.unautty, the dl.tcSG •s grandiose anCI boung The rtew drYmmer II noi noHceabt._MOb Rutu• .sadly Is feGOrd tndusuy product at 1ts teast lmagmallve.-llog G1/borl Roundef Records offers mu.s.lc lrom the tolklet .slda of Ute. W1th the exupt~n of Goofge ThoroughgOod O>ow Old he gel on Rouod0<71) the label has hod ve•v lew "~its, " ZeiO mlghl bo the uae1 number. This just helps to prove 1hal Ihal olCI f1'1iUtfrn ~'RicJio AhtHon PfOOrammer$ tla~e tmur head• up tnefr coUective derr.ers."' cataJog. Befote you run off to mail that enve~pe. let me say. Ftom lhe HHrt ts a line musical treat. A Usue comm"(elal (a.~<a. Top. Fonyl&h) in one or: cwo ptaees, but nonetheless a soUd LP to begin YQ\H Rounder collection • • ~ Y2 Some people hCJve noted that Gil ScotH-ltnon•s lyrlc::s are abou1 as subtle as b010g chain· ~IPPecl, and quite (fQhtly, too: if you want•ubtletv. go l.,.<l Cllei<,ov. Allhough mos1 ol the songs on Rellecllons are Infuse-d wllh his mordant social conscience, the album II divided up be1ween moce or less sualghtfOC"werd roeal jan on Sldo. one {Personal lavas: "Grand.ma•s HandS-" and .. Is That Ja.u?"), and couoslve political lulmlna1ing on stde two Gil reprises MaMn Gaye·s "lmu~r Ctty Blues/' Jntcrpotating a stunnillg jaz.z,poem called '"The S•ege ot New Orleans; · and takes on the Reagan Admfn1strauon in "8 Movie:· t'wafve minutes of bass· powered verbaJ abuse thai ends with a multi-trac,k ed apocaJypHenlghtmare chant ~ lfl5plratlonal l)'fiC: "Why walt until 198A? You can panic now end aYOad the rush .• •"'-Rick S'lykowny. • • •The mastermind behind Or1eans strikes again with 1 c-atchy batch of tunes and a new bond. John Hall, Who .,!>"Ired )'OUf ""'..,.' was pi'Qued abOut t.ne mys1erlovs harmon!« playe< whO tatoo.d the sune'a riff will! pinpoint clattl)'. hlo ~mol& Suga1 &lue and C<on Road• will WI In aome or tno blan~s. ~ In 1811 wft~ • f\Oof'lam&, cno S\onea vntumed t'*'e). nCHtOnsenw unit, indudJng • thre!e.notn Uneup on most eutlt, the LP glides bet....., the counlr'f btu" Un.g.e of Sonn)l Soy wuuam$01\•s ••Pont lit:" and M•n OoM Gone.. and 81Ue'a mote urb..,...IPZY "Dark and Hungry .. &h.-. In addllklt\ to hla cmooth· a.H>onoy VO<iall, playo a whole ballot}' ot harps (cllromalic and 'WIIh ke)"~tdist Bob Leinbach in a hot Ufotft Few·· perfonnanc;e at UB last Yflt, has an eneroeUc, emotlonaJ way wfth • .song that makes hlm seem eoncemect and teal. Sharp harmonies ud tlj~ht ef!&emb~ playing 1n three minute dOses arc Hall's tone.. ·•Don't Hutt Me.. ls 1 pdme example of this: howtwtf, glanc.lf'\0 at the 'yric shoe•. 'you dlscovtw lhlt Ulere's more to thiS cut than meets 'tfle ...,., U <~eals wltn Ihe CriJCilb<lon, the Juxtaposi1ion ot words &1\d music being atanlmg. JoM Hall. Not Just another P<•IIY faeo.~Bob S<>hooler I• re>minl.c«~t of-...peMOCN'tlltety ~~-WII'o lor""" horp ......,.,, LM O.Ur (II.,.,.. o.n~ find 11 ln toc:&l roconl storu, Cion - · May bo o~r~•·~"" llY ""'tlng IO biOI>& _ . , . , P.O. Box 20613, OoterniO. FIA 3o281' 1-OOiHJ A Comfloeio Mike OtdUeld's new album, OU, i6 probably the most lfltete&llf'IO oollec:Uon ot stud~ works ne has produced to dtle. The music Ia stylistlca1y unJque to Old II~; aon of a folk -StyJe oone progre-uive/etectJontc. The- album futures OtdWod Playing his lnlotnou• lull arroy of lnssrumonla{ew<ylhlng trom oouble speed g\lhar 10 Abof1glnal rhYthm sticks) along ¥.'11h Phll Colllns ond Morris Pert (diUm•). Oavld Hentschel (synth), Maggie Rllay (vocals~ and a hOOt ol 8 '"~"~~:!•rs ~~raly P'east4a and smooUHy tnturod. Il ls .etso well prOdueed WitttoU1 toundlog callous or l'terHe.-8111 Frattkl, Lindsey Buckingham Law and Order (Asylum) • • • 11 you don'l dM>Bnd FleetWOod Mac flameneo solo that llnrshes ..Mary l e Jorles·· really roa1s rigt"!l oul. Some oil he alb!JI'fi'S produc-hon I$ notable, espec:tally In the sublle emergence of guuar tones hom oeep In the mix. My ravorl te effect 15 a single :snare Ofl " love From Hare, love F1om There:· normal i n one ear. teverbed tn the. other-. Buckingham stlck;s to "'9lormula:s. and tllal's aJway wonh a llste~.-I!Dg Gi/Oe# • • OM·Ume Fus\Of'l 00<1 Jan Hammar bombs ovt Jn lh•s squalid testlmorNJt. Why thTs tom1Etr fazz grut wouiCI even bO\het to collabOrate "!ll.h Joumey•.s Neal Schon ' ' • mystery to me. but sure enough hft once-great ptayCn.g has dWindJed to fittul meandertng~ Evelyn King I'm In Love (RCA) • • The song lotles nero ••• reat glve•ways-"'l 'm In Love.'' ;,H You Want My Lovin'.'' .. Oon'l Hlcie Our love;· ••The Other &Ide of love" and "'The Best Is Yet To Come"-Wit'hlcJl must meao thtl lh1s fa a.nothet one of those CIOY•ngly sentimental atbums wtl~h glv~t both romance and fonk such a bacJ name. Keyboard playet Kas.h1f Saleem provides tots ol Moog Bass squioote, a Whole bun'h or people clap the if hanc:J.s •n the backgrouncz, an occas1onal hom player Jn need of some cash sttolls fo to conWbute a horn nne, and the end rewlt iS two sidet: o• rnus1cal hlbbl& abOut asSUtrTUiahng as eatlng dandrutt. Evetyn croons and sighs and squeals for all she'$ worth. bul $he Qn' ov~come. one very basic obstaot~: het.voice. wniht • serviceable, Isn't really Interesting. Be:siefe.s. eny album whfnh c~f~es heavy play In tl'\e $nOb JOints on the Elmwood Slrlp yoU don't really neeci.-Rick Szykowny. p••••••••C'Ol'POI'I: ••••••••-. ; BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND 1 1 I I I 15° o OFF : : 1 I an• holllr of "'"r in tho; slore liMIT I f\CJI Tl f_ ~l '~ FORE~OST < Ol_l,tJ~ WINE & LIQUOR :;~ K•nmore A" 11;>.-f! •! \1, .J r:. f-, 1 ,~~~··. I I ol L'ni'" "" Pluo ~Jj j4~7 ,: ,: 11'' ' -",,~ ~~~-i. 1 ~H HI I I I I I ········--·-·····-····~ Frlud a or C AC prut nl from Undsey Buckingham's HtS1 solo ellort, you may be able to dig UNC6LN PARK MOTEl ..An<>,,., bea ttarmonae u well •• the ota.nd01d blueo harp) and hla tones •11'1 ,.ldety wilh Ihe coniOJ<I. Fo< W.&tance on hit seU~nod CrltceQO biUH updolo ''Stled No T. .ra" he hOWI<6 0 Pol Ill &UIIOffltrld 1 lharpnet.~, •htle on "Wat Zon•' he op~ tor a ..,.ophor>e-llke tglllty on.lhe clvomaiiO hatp thot good bas.s.-Rus.se'l Schoenwetler Neal Schon & Jan H ammer Untold Passion (Columbia) The John H•ll Band All of the Above (EMf/America) the AoiUng Stones' ..Mias You:· tOfftclung synthesizer rift$ trac::ked over f\ts eccentt•c bUt f4tllllvely pooestrlan utilharian drumming.. And Colin Hodgkll\60n I s a verjl WII~:-Bob School~ (Virgin) ·• • • Sugar Blue Cross Roads (Europa)• • • II, upon llalenlng to embara$$ed. No quanhty or sofas can save atus auempt at second~ • rate macho rad*O from rotnno into the turgid quicksands ol the bargain ~ns. Still. the album takes 011 " klnd or perverse otaerm " you Gil Scdti·Heron Ref/ecllons Artie l raum and Pal Alger ':'~':' the Heart (Rounder) Somelvllle. MA 02t•• and ask lor a Jean-Michel Jarre Ma9nelfc and nen Schon looks consider some ot The Ham'.s fStrue. Expenment. Ptck utt an a1bu.m on Rounder and en)oy, or wme to Roltnder Records, 186 Willow Ave.. Fields (Polygram) • • ~ 01 course, mote Futooi\ .s~ musfc from Jarr~ Uke hla previOus adventure&., MagnetiC Fle.Jd~ 18 both the name ot I he aJbom a"d all of the UaGta.. fl~s also soruc.alty vety Similar to hts other matetfal, exMpt that tne album has 5UCh a oomy sound. and alth041gh 1hat' s the ellect he wanted, it oat $llghlly ou_a ol hand The mu•lc Rsell IS eci10t!d &eQIJetlce.s, leld lyn'tt"!eefu_r and "IOUn<t•• IOU:nds. JaHe is very gOOd In th.e. &1\1$0, bvt Magnetic FH!Ids has tumea out to be • duU one.. This LP ~'just okay-8111 Frank.'. throuon tho ovefbtown tlalds ol haavy metal One Important danger &1gn I& on \he bacl( co~er. Hammer wears an enormous, IUrd-eaHno grin as if to cJue us In thai he rea111 un't he4p f1imseU instn•mentation5, from• happy-go- .. 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Thta Ia rehNrlll time lor the cut of GUY* and OoJ/a. Now on Its thi rd year, ST.J.GE ~Student Theat• .J..ssoclation lor Genuine Etlte<lalnment) talou ctecftt lOt INa II'OducttOn ol Frank loe5ser's mualcal, 'tii!IICII Is being dfreeted by llmCiewy. Cleary and producer Ira Brooks bOth lound1ng membel's of STI\QE. had one goal on mind when they lo'lcned the organluuon- accotdlng to Cleary, "ST.J.GE be entirely funded and run by not1·l hOJ8Ier Gtudenla. Auditions are open to anyone, bui l t 's lor tllat student Who Is 1101 'specolleally' a theater ma;or, end who do!Jsn't have the lime to oommtt himself to the theater depanment, but who still wants to be actively lnvol..o with theater." OUtong this panl<:ular rehearsal, l)feperlorrnanc. enthus.um and --.ousness wu at Its height. u Cleary excuaad homsell trom lhe onlerview IO Wllcill the opening n-. So why Guys and Dolls? "It's a popular show," chuckled Cleary on his retum, " and popular musicals are the ones 11111 draw." In the pas t, STAGE. has successfully Pfoducad CaOitNII and G111ase aa well as comedies, Play /f Ag11/n S.m and Tile Good Doctor• .J. muSical toke Guys and Dolls Is great lor tile conventional stage, but tor this Pfoduetlon we're adapting 11 to the Katherine Cornell stage - · the audience can vlew the play on all sidea. The OOject of this musical choice was pu<ely tor ente<talnment: SG that t he people can 00 out slngong 111e songs," Cleary said, noting the lew Pfoblems tl'lat have been encount ered apan !tom securing premium rehea rsal space. When asked II there was any friendly competition between STAGE and other sluclent thea tor groups, Cleary d ismissod tl'le quostlon with a grin, saying that "the only real· competition lay In the gottlng or rehearsal space." He nopes that all the groups can gel together to ''pool their -rgles lor one huge production newt samest er." • So llal ST.J.GE 11 the only student theater group spon-ed by S-'. whlell l ende the orgenizatlon illttdtet advance money to be repaid tater out otthe l)foduc:tlon'a 1 ~1 sales. The IU1ure goal ot ST.J.GE Ia one wloich Ira Brooks and the other foon<llng members have been thinking about lor some time-namely, that students be able to earn lndependeru stuc!y credit lor their lrwotvement with STAGE Pfoductlons. " Right now, we're just ~rle<faboul putting on o oood show so that we can Thoml011 W~<ler M1 Our To,., In o tiny, trnaglna<y New Engtano village, named Gr0¥et'a Comtfl. l'Mfe Ia no1hlng unUsual about tne town. noth•ng rema~&b~ about the chllacttra, and eertalnly - I'K>th•no compUcat~ about the plot, ft, ~ung girt, (miiy (pioyod by Moty Lou Newcotl), tNrrles tnellOyn<u<tocor(D<II oto<l dies In cnlldl>lrtn a later. The maln Is the Stage tnanOQO< """'chats woth tne oudlotlce u , . ,_minimal propo"" o.nd otllhe bate otogo. Parry~ and acu u a 18&S1er of -omonlHwl>olnt-tne oUCSWM:a ro the ..at1c1us - t o of ~s Comers.. ..tn ouc town... he uploins In Act I, "We lol<e to 1<11ow the loc:ta about everybody." Wilder's Our Town· _ __ _ _lty M•ry KUII& • tt'a a c.lebfaUon tooMg - of~ ot....- . . . ,, . . __, -oociOfe..n,..,.,...........,wo UB'a ~-~of ThHtl' o.nd" -thecSotwctJonotS.ut Elton. Out Town to no1 only a ~., o4 _..loviiiQ NCI1 Olher.""ta..-unwo~rorha ,.._or'""""""'-'PA>' Our OOOI'tOIIe-tecJbf ...,_lodbMutyol~ tile. MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBAlL at PICCOLO'S! At tifst gt- - . tne roo:~ a flo not _.,. to be_., m.,y, The two young people, Emny and George. are ·Yef'Y atrlighttorwan:t. ..George ia a nappy, .,.,,.. ..Sjuotod, _,. uncompl~tad g<6' who on)Oy• his life a lot," said Bht Ct'ouch, • VB heshman who will" tol<ethe rote of George. " He )Uot 11- hiS ifle th<! way ha lhlnl<e ~ should be !Mel." show what lhe students. con do," said Cleary. Besides this we are looking lor this organization to gel a stronger name which people can recognize." Gu)l* and Doll• will be playing In the Kal11etine Cornell Theater from November t9-22. luertlng tnat, all110ugll Emltr nu -.tYPed u a " goocty11Qody," she it a ~horoeiO< of real oubtonce, Who .,oil a ~pte Who I ahe thlnka.,. Tho ro4o of Stage Manager, txplalned Ewan Pany, has me-t With eom• comroveray. ••Some , oeople betle\'e lhe Stage Manager Ia Goo, bu1 I <kH\'1 beilove ol," ne oofd. "Tho Stage Mottagor believes peopte "'~• a soul &nd are eternal. ""' nlo point ol ...... 10 no1 1 portlculany lheoiogleal." Out Town brtngs across its POignant.._._ of 111e omponat~Ce or ~to, omc. Wilde< cloronodOO not onty lha li'ln of the r - t • of Gr_.s Cornets, bu1 oloo their deaths. It ,. onty alter \~":u~~!,r=:ozas •• ovorlool<ed. "'Silo roallzoa aha diOn'l -tcloto lila, ...,. thougn s1>e w11 h~~P~Jy," exp!olnod Ml os Newcott. "l'oopWo Cion' t retlll.e wnat t~ nave in life, ..... wl18t1 ............ it." The PitY oovera a dl'f In the llvoo Ol tno IOWRSpeop!o of ::: ;':,'g", Grover•• Corn0111, ""tiM Mn\0 avonto and - • coulo oulfy be found IIIMWhero, In any oth• town. and the emotiotla expruoeo In tne pray wo unlvofaaL Emily, MOfY Lou - •· hao olmilal ldou 11>0ut '*role. "Emily .. ...,. ,.,_ In -rl"inll " "'"inll '"" PuOttot Pl1ze ---- -.A. Aftw In , . . Our ro ... ·a - not dlmlniahod. Thornton Wilder dacrlbld the pley • • "'an attempt to find o vtluo above all price ln tne omollut ev8t1IO ol everyOay rile." ThtO<Ign 0110wlng file wllh as lew compilcotlona u poulble Wilder Ia able to bflng acrou h1a bollolthat evOfJI moment In life is to be troao~recL • Pari'\' ogrtocl .. un Wiloer'a sentiment, aaylf19, "I "'!ffe tho oudlonca will como away with tho Impression thtl people 0110uld.love Uch ottoer.· At MM - . Patl'\' II t!Uf\t olfoctlvo A faculty member tt UB, ond "actor In St. r..-· Pony hN - ' " " on nllfl)eiOUI ''*'' In .... SllakiiPHte"' lha Po'*-· fnclud'f111 MacOull Jn MlfCI>elh ato<l Fetlt tiM Clown In T_,th Nigh/. HI ploys the pat1 ot the Sloge .,..,_ untlltctodly o.nd olten with humor. Mtl'\' Lou N.....,.l pot'formo llof ro4o ot Emily wit~ clarify tto<l Obvlouo 8t1Joymont. f'll't a rOle r·vo always want-.! to play," ,,. oommentodJ To tne ro4o or George. Bill Crouch bringa vltallt ~ and humour. and fl always convtncfng, Our Town will lie per/omoed at UB'a H&11im011 Thealra Studio and will run Nov. IG-22, Deeemt>ef 3-4 ..,.., Docember 1~13. Tlel<eta .,. $4 !Of pubiiG, ..,.., S2 for 11.-.to. Mnlor dtfzona and U9 Iacuity and olllf. tho.-·' .. o.w.o. ~ - WATCH TME GAME J\ND HAVE FltEE PfZZA AT HALFTtMEI . yOUR ctfOICEI $ 5.95 .ra.. .... (SCHLITZ) FREE STEAMED CLAM,S & 1 PITCHER OF BEER 0.. , r-·ROOnE's·, ,.;a ........... WIIII t1IIS COUf(JI (SCHLITZ) CHICKEN WINGS & 1 PilCHER' OF BEER EmRESIMIZ .......,... .... VA.UD~ I ,., ROOTIE' .... S I I I I J1SM .' * I I .. ....,......,. I ....., ........... I• --=' ~ _,..,)JIIOO. ..... ~. 1 �MafkRust CONCERT REVIEWS It's time for folk music to take that long humbling walk back home II they regretted not having gone to an Italian restaurant Instead. This plays havoc with losteners and perlCHmers alike as evodenced by Mark Rusrs rather d•sgrunlled observation towards the end of his second HI and followrng a HnSilrve performed on the mountain dulcimer. " What's going on here?; there seems to be small pockets of talking. I'm not here very often and I'll be gone soon." P•- Merle Auat Squl e Hall Rllthskeller November 1• Folk music Is experiencrng an l<lenllty etlsls It Is apparent In bOth the manner in WhiCh various performers present the music and In certain misconceptions about the music I hal abound In the minds ol oontem~ music llst-rs. The M ark Rust pertormanao Saturday In the Rathskeller Mfved as a sort ol a mk:toooamlc example of musical growing pains. Colleei>OUHS, In general, are rather puzzling assemtMages. A tau guess os that, on the average, 60 percent or those in allendance are truly oommotted to catching every nuance ol a music WhoS<! lifeblOOd Is the crystalline harmoolc. the subtle pun and real silence in the music's spaces. That leaves the remaining 40 percent or the audoence-otwlousty Inspired by the Rathskeller's red and while cMc:k tableclot!ls, candles and choice of refreShments-to small talk as recosely. The amount ol talking and various other diSturbances Is usually in an Inverse propo<tion to the volume of the music belng played. (Just talk to anyone who has ever played light )au 101 diners.) At thos performance some ol the worst oil enders were those who really should know better, Including various Individuals from the sponsoring organlzallon and a reviewer hom another student publlcation. It's enough to make even the most dedicaled folk musician dream about tnat attack of Marshall ampllloers woth which to blow away tne miserable offenders on eardrum.OuslinQ style. II works for AC.OC. Folk music wes never meant to be ambivalent music; hopefully you'll never be able to Ignore llln airports. supermarkets and dentist offices throughout the land. Willen leadS to a related mlsconQepllon: all musicians that play acoustically are folk mualclans. This was most apparent with the performers at last year's Buffalo Folk Festival, some of whom John Hall and Jonatnan Edwards owe conslderatMy more to pop music circle than to folk. There /s a nch lradrtion of folk mU$iC to be tapped. T radrllon is an ugly word on e modern world hyped on Innovation. Buttbe true old masters sucn as the Carter Family, Doc Watson, Bill Monroe, the Stanley Brothers and many si gnificant others passed their trade on to the Norman Blakes. David Grosmans. Joon HartlorCia and others of ow time. And tho evolution continues A httle deevoluloon Is rn order for the new lradilionallsts. A lew portions of Mark Rust's performance qualified him as a student of the real tradltlon. For instance, "Laurie's Lullabye," perlormed on mountain dulcimer (a string Instrument played rn the lap) showed some or tne • Instruments versatility'nbt apparent in the strum•aiong tact used by Jont Molehell and other modem praclltloners Rust took lime to credit Howle MIIChell-an unsung early dulcomer Player-with pioneering his techniques. Rust, wno giew up In Now Paltz and lives now In Ithaca, N.Y., also played a trio of traditional dance tunes on the hammer dulcimer. which is closer to the poano than II Is to fts cousln-b)l.-.ame. the mountain dulcimer. He concluded the hammer Jlulcimer Interlude was a spacey blt of medlteHon music with a shilling tonal center (someltring like lhe record Indian zither player Larll)t made last year woth Brlln Eno as part of Eno's Ambient Music series) R usl's vocal lunas-accompanied on plano banjo and Six and 12·strlnQ guitars- were markedly less rnteresllng, dwwelllng too much on sentimentality. " Musicians· Mother," tor onstance. Is a tune tnat Rust w rote as a birthday present for his mother who gave hom the hammer dulcimer for his birthday. It was not surprrslng, therefOie, when Rust Wheeled out 'Til Remember Hlrl)'" dedicated to the lite Harry Chapin, klnQ ol the cloying ballad. Rust explained that he liked the way that Harl)' combined folk and pop music;. it's a lesson that Rust should quickly unleam. He should also unlearn 11>9 Bolly Joel rip. oil ballads performed on piano: a lot ol mosSI>8fll emotton. Mat1< Russi's musical eclecticism In addollon to his comedic stories abOut Ithaca ("two vegetarian restaurants per person'), French restaurants, anCI Thanksgiving ("silting at the 'real people' table" at least made lor a ~~!ell· paced show, but I couldn't help but think thalli's lima for folk music to take that long humtMing walk back home lor a real hear14o-hear1 talk wllh lis parentage. -O.vld A. Comstock A Good Dose of the Rats The Oood Rata Flllmore Room November 13 My 1•11 Rail onow, tnJiy a rarity lOt a Long ,• ...,.. 111 !\ad Oflly llnown wllotl've been mlsaillg • - 0\lve _ , , . , . , oooner. e- A ch&rgecl onstr""""'tol Ol**ltM Ml woth ttreor new mem-.. the Rata 'MH'a hDht. Aft• a fp ,... I LIMe.. tM recept.Ne aUd~ tOM to lllot< IMI lOt lhe old lo,..ll. "Scc>oc4 Doys," Wolh lead $inger Pw>pj ...,cltello "''""""""' ,.av~ng Ns new aiUinlrwm - I I boL Clad In _,_,.,a "Good Rats"- vat. """ a l-lhln -.,g "Oo you want II?." Ire Cllallad wllh IM crowd, IIOIICIIOCI rOQuuta, inrittcl •• ,.ny glrlt ti>Ot would I~ to shar• IM otao- wltn lha group. Finally, 1>0 coneCJ rucaer rata to his fans, cau.stno mincH w..-es over ooueukJtt of the rnGmenlOI New bolllll, ~ler Deale, waa roy ro>O<ttt oltho group, Smiling CO<'IIttntly, occoaionolly Olll'Clng. ho played with on onlhUIIam that waa tnfecttoua The ~It oval.Jon of the: t¥Wtk'lo wn dit"eeted tow•rda him onc1 dru""'* Joe Froroco lOt a Clu.t (luring ''Coo Coo Coo Blues." &ooh F,.nco and Doole d•lj>loyecl ll<iU llnll Imagination II><OOG'-' lhe ohow B>uce KuliCk, IM ,..... lead QlHtarrs~ pltyeel watt but ~ wss .,_,, tNt n. ftMOI tOtM ltme to adJust to the Rata' o.Mntiabte eurL Ouo'"O ,,. ....,. a 1 - pooo1e . .., to rno. "J""t m"'k. the St.,... • •• playing 1'0111 ..... Ill I he <l.-' " T'.. lf\Ot, bu4 I -INI llle Gonian crowd ahaf.O tM r~ .ntr1 IM D«formert that •e a:hareo Frtaey noont in tha Ft"more - · Earth, Wlncf- A Fire Buffalo Memorial Auditorium No vember 11 The too ••~ to aeep onto tnt lltgt. alowly t~>en gurotltiQ tn lntialtcll>otlowa V0<1 oould _ .. at tttat moment tollmg ''"'"to-" tne IOIIIUIIC:. Earth, Wind l Art W&l atr-y a~ tatoln o-r uno atMte<t. bulrttrwtratlon had c:o11octec1 11r0f1Q IM croWd, • wao ltv....., 0111 by tile tog. Hut corM lognta. • drOid. ...... -.man rn "'l"iadle coetu..---r-., '""" a Lao vogu 0""' could n • -oa.. Ills andloalhlrad phm>og.. ' 1Jf)6url)(lolngly. t1Wl ploa. bolcllad tllalr amaument-1 thundefovs bUI~ trom, m•Y'be. 10,000 strong fWJ wily tile lholjldn, tlley hav•. FOt all IM gauchorle In ,.._tatlon. Eatth. WIIICI l Fire Ia anoolttre--aoniiiOQL Olapenoing Mlh '"" frtAI WOVIII <* II- eiCJiliMld '"'"90 """""'tre trre--olanomot11-0IS-t . ~ · -- · •~~a~o .,,. _,oro •~>W-.Moa.-. - r-IO 1ee1op1 a ...- wltn loluoleoally rtoiy·re POt ...,...,_ ...., ol-,. oaonplolle, ano """ .............- o l - t t t e , p u t - - - ·· ,.._ . - Onoea._.,lc:......,_ fout. l l l l . _ .;;;~;;~~;;~;;=.~;;..IOTAitlll..,....,.,l~·.. e 1 1•t.o.tofthe htt$) "11 evening bolng Grflt"t Hira. And you ~now, tnoy '\lYe 1 tot ••sangaiOflg .. ancf otGetaway.. an4f ' Ataaonl" and .,Serpentine Flfe" IIW thll fl OIUing :un\bef.om• conUmttng. • • Bulc:ally, 11>0 oongo ""'" porlotlntcl masttrlully. gW>ng bones nano111s 15 _ , . , , on tM spotlognt But havong a suite-~~ 1H top ol tile dlaru all ._years-. to have <>~uMd lead -r "'"~~"'~"'"'guide- honctlo Ma"'~ Whllo to 1>1t11 up o tow annoying, ol not, 1>tc1 nat>ttL ~lllc:ally • -klng, thooe onow blny ''yoall" 'a and "dOn, you l<noW" 'a that opllce oyrlcs toootto«. As trlcko go, jadtcl, 1>111 tolerable. ~ ~ tfmea tn. fragmonlatlon In the ettow wu not te>le<able Too miiCII Ume bel-n 1011go-wlth lo.. oiOIIH oncl CUlt aMCCIOI-.arvtcl only IO IIIII the grow·e e~~•ve AOaing ogaln IM -~18oogto WOncl«loncl" _ . _ , , _ u p t l l e _ .... , .. _ , h """"' otretcll ........ - . g by the ..01 llelne'<o -- - -oe~no. loluc:h-aJion ---11,-.-. _.....,..""'"t-olmmicltr7.""' .. . The oncl wao • - · - - . , o liQIIII"""ta'" etiOC1 ..,._M~aiUnal and mote- Blasi , _ " " " lllra.IOt bota oii . . . . , . . . _ CIIn . . _ ...... ~,()Mjlia ,.,··t-_,_,.,.... r...:· ............ ri ' J..V " -._,.,..,_ �Southern Comforts Psychological Quicksand _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,By Bob Schooley a. foreww-ned. Southern ComflHI Is a dark disturbing glimpse Into chaos, feat. and Insanity. It Is vulgat and vtllienL Thera are no heroa, and no villains. The ending Ia neither happy, nor sad. It occupies the gray areas. both of war and Individual pereonallty. The setting Is the Louisiana bllyou CO<Mtry, deKtobed as a " prtmon:tlal swamp" by Spence< (llelth c.rradloa). one of the National Gu""*""" on tralnong maneuvers !here. The small squ.o Spence<'a In, " Bravo Team; steals three canoes from the swamp's lnhabltanta, tile CaJuns. As a joke, Spencer's fellow-Guardsman Stuckey fires a lew rounds of blanks at the s!IO<e-6trandecl Ca)una. Ma)or mistake. They reapond by blasting a bullet through the a~ull ol SQuad commanw Poole. From this POint on, the film chronleles the CaJun's National Guard hunt in suspenseful, rivaling style. The eoldl- who have only one box ofliw ammo-this Ia a lralnlng mission, -·they use blanks-die brutally Only two &IMVt..... \ The oiW1ous compaheon Is Vietnam. The aoldlara wallow In "enemy" land; tarntory that the CaJuns (or Viet Congl know how to move through end live oil. Furthermore. the "Invaders" do not know w'hy they are tll'ere (as the Bravo Team openly admit), nor do they understand what 11 happening to them. The -lngly monor lncodent that sparks Poole's 6hoatong and the eacatatton that follows further the VIetnam oornparlsons Oin!Ctor Waller Hill forces the viewer to be COI'Ifused: not to know w110 to root tor, I.e. everyone ap(>UIS W0<1hy of blame. S outhem Com lOft also explores the payChOiogfcal reac1lons Of people being hunted m6rcllessty like animalS. The fl!ar and pain In the ectora' voices, expressions. and movements Ia ' " ' and convincing. The sight of big, macho lootbllll co.ch Boudin gradually wilhdrewlng and ....,tualfy becoming an unthinking {ot at least unspeaklng and acllonless) vegetable Is unnerving, to uy the least . The photography by Andrew Lasvo Is eerrlly beautllul and haunting, capturing an other· wo(ldllness (remember, lhla Is America). The musical score, wrillen and periO<mecl by Ry Cooder. complements and reonlorces the visual and thematic Images perfectly. Through repetition, the maln theme becomes more powerful and hypnotic, creating a weighty, ominous ambience that permeates the theeter. Southem Comfort Is engrossing, pulling the viewer In, dragging him or her Into the wet, dar!<. murky mire not only of the swamp and the characte<s, but into the depths of the vte.,er's mind. Monck's Til• Scteam I s the painted equivalent. Reality, sense ol place and time, motives, sanlty,human lnteraclion, rallonel thought and emotions are all ripped open and tell exposed like raw nerves In the open air. This dank and dismal view Into the nether world or ttle soUl Is 1 rere chance lor both outer and In - explO<ation ol sell. Sourhlfln Com ton Ia tho wing at ttle Como 8 and Conema 1 and II. playing Countrr and Western songs-;,.. ttle piano. Paul Gleudn ponraya the laughable Remson, Meade's 1<>1'11* army ~ now turned lowlile, who a teo Q< eQOper Ia Meade. He Joins the to get a share o lthe money, It has been s&Jd that the story ol 0 . 8 Cooper has beoome a legend. But lor those wiiOM memory may not be Jatred by the mere mention ol hla name. hla atory shall be recapitulated. In 1117t, a man reglaterlng uOder the nama ol 0 . B. Coopef hijacked en airplane, demanded and received 11110.000 In ranaom, and~.,_ the Nonhwest paraet>uted out or a B9eln8 7'8 ,.r.""" « Neither'""..._.,-~ f.x~J ~~~.. been found alnce. Whetller he died In Ills jump or lived to enjoy hla loot has been the subJect ol ""ch 8j18Culatlon. In the mearulme, Coopet"a L _,.ureeome exploit has~ him a ~k hero of aotta. UIWetMI Plcturae II8ISion or what be foul>d In lhe Cooper. An story, It Ia a fun 111m - • Ia lllled with romance, comedy, eome good perlormancaa IIICI aome great stunta. ' T - Wllu- pUiya Cooper, wiiO Ia really a dtatllllng rouge niiiMd J. R. .,.._, Potlntyecl as a l~our-••~ zest lor me. WHllama - . great range by acting In a role ~ely dilla<ent from the high drama ol Prince of rhe Clf~. Cer1elnty he must bo considered the rfsing -or. ~~ IS~~~ --- CHINA ~ aa6-'Nl' J "ow AUDITIONS "John lcnnonr 1 Trlburo" Wo need fanale and malo dan~c-ra, actoD. & .tinacn for • nf"'W m\Wcal nagc show. Sat. Nov. 21, 3:30 . 8 pm 33 9 Squire Hall Sui\. Nov. 22, 3 • 8 pm 23) Squire Hall AMH£,~T U.Uvenit,. Pl&u. ~·- t.CO _ , _ - - - . 1-=:;;;;;;===::~E:;._-.-- .........--to: - ' ~lort 12e . . . . . N.Y. 1422S NW 1- �PRIVIIW Carlene Polite and Geraldine Wilson The Sun ha-s msde pedocUc mentlon of the ne.ea for ButfaJonJao entrepreneurs~nd othef patrons •nd matrons to better promote and financially propogate the more undenated oenlusas.. as well as the undeservec:lly un,lmown In this city~ The following 11 a de.scrfpUon t01 t~ auspkles ol BJ;~k$un neon kill. Twlllghl morning life sllnlng, C8r~ne Polite. Autllor, prote5sor; grl gri Ja:awoman. Well·known among lhe UB Black community. she Is petcussk)n.p.ac.ked explosfon ot poem, rap snare.dmmlng the lraps and thrumming loose tile unknOwn keys we somehow play in our everyoay. • Ge.-aJ<Jine Wilson fs Blues. Is earth walt and leaping hearth fire brew1110 tne fOod and forging tile place to harnass- the flame. She i$ slow bum and 360 cfeg'ee turning out ol 'IOids. Try breaking ln. Try 10 viOlate the warm and di.SCOVet the wind c.an•t be touched by first •nd s~ones a.nd even Irate wotds or petty design. The wllld can be heard. And wilt be felt. Sunoay a1 3;00 p.m. Hall walls Gallery (700 Main Sneet, 41h floor) presents Carlene Polite and Gera1c:nno Wilaon tn the second readifl_g of Hattwalls' F1ct)On Dlc-tlon sertes. This ls a pobUc service oJ Action DfQtiofl and Poet a And WrltetL May you teste the walling pollc>n. Wallflower Order/Grupo Ralz TOC11ght a1 8 p.m. a1 the Oocar M;scheaux Thea1te the Ad Hoc Coai!IIOC1 for Chile aod Et Salvador will present • comblned concert lealurlng Wallflower a nationally touring d811C<! collective and Grupo RITz, a musiC group based In Berkley, Catlfomla whloh S!>ec:lallusln tradltlonal Adean fo4k musiC as well as ·•the liberating and lyricaJ includes snare drum. congas. bon.gos, a Colum~an Ciple, and Puerto Rican and Venezuelan cuatros. The concen will combine the latent·s of Grupo Ralz with the Wallflowet Group's dance. which haaln the p.aSI portrayed the plight of women through a creative blood ot baliel, modem and jazz dance, gymnastics, sign tenguage experiment•Uon of the Neuva by Its sponsors as •·a polftlcal 0.-. and more. The even1 Is being trilled Trova Cubana,Datil>bun .. fundofAisJng event fOl the beflefit percussion. a~ even toUChes of of the oppressed peoples of Chile llonh American Jau." The five& El Salvador." Tickets are SS.SO member group has a repvtellon lor and $7.00 at th<l dOor, but Sludento mvetHJve music/employing a Wide with 1.0. can pick up discount v.ar~elY of lnsuuments Which Uckets ror: S3.00 at any UB Box Jatnes Cagney Hey, handsome, wnat are you doing tonight? If you're into vintage films, you've probably already heard about the special James Cagney double-feature playing tonight only at Sheas Bulfalo Tl1aater: Ysnkee Doqdle Dandy and Strawberry Blond, costarring Olivia De Havilland (Lon C/laney seems to lack that certain feminine something.) Toni ght's showing Is the second effort by Shea' s to establish a classic film series. Project coordinator Thomas Ruffino said, "We're trying to have at least one movie a month," hinting that Abel Gonce's silent film epic Napoleon might be seen In Buffalo sometime soon if all goes well. Tickets for tonight are S2.00 at the door and St.OO for studenls wlth tO. Oec:.mber 9 • Get Ready! J. GEILS· Invades Kleinhans Music Hall Unlimited Touc:tl Thto Friday ...,;ng In SQuire , Hall's Fillmore Room will be lh<! only arN - · - b~ Unlfmhed Touch. tn Hew York Crty the baod 1.1 enjoy'"" wccess st8f11tnjng hom ""'" debut atngl<! ·•J Hear Muslc ~n Ihe Streell~" for the concen, cooponaored by UUAB and The Block f)CkMI Sludelll Union, ora availab4o 101 SSIIO(at.-llllaod fUO ~of f>UI>IIQ o'l<l WiM wtlf be _..ocL -••uAY, NOV. 27,8 PM- SHEA$ Tickets on sale now! nCKETS ON SALE NOW/I BLACI SIBUIH ALYIN Ul WITH SPEaAl OUEST 7:30PM- TUESDAY, DEC. 1 BUFFALO MEMOIW AUDITORIUM TICICET5. AI _,., _ _ fiCUO & ..,..._ • - . . . .. - _,......._ioU.S .--.w---•c---. ........ ..... ~-- U2 to Uncle Sam'a • Ticketa only 14.00 In advanc.l and on •at. now 11 Srage 1. 01/ MI(Ihty Tlc:oa, Pia~ It Ageln, S.m, Un~ Sam'•· 2525 Wa/derr "'""· and oN outt.la liafed abow .C•/1 685-3100 lor lnlotmlllon. Kill the ChiH with Harvey and Cot1cy .,...,_ rn ,._ eo...,., ~-....,. �Rock 'n roll really stirs with the exciting taste o{Seagrams 7 & 7UR. And so dOes country and western, andjazz, and disco-in fad, everythj.ng sounds better with 7 & 7. Enjoy our quality in moderation. Roekil roll Stirs with Snen 'ell � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Even if the bonds are issued then, wbi<:b is >till "qnly" a P<l"'ibtity, Squire construction may not b<sin for anolll<r month, pusbina the proposod date Cor the union'$ ret~CW21ion into the D<niJII School facility to acleas~ Marth I. University Pra;idcnc Robert L Ketter predicted tbac tb<ft was a 20 peranc chance cbat tbe 19 year· old buildina may mnain open Cor the CuU duration or llle Sprin& $<rllester. ••h will all depend upo'l our policical Slrenath$ (wich Albany) and how much we rl&ht ~ not bovina any disruplioM next scro..ccr," be said, addina that be "boped" tbe present Squire oecupants wOJI!d slowly be pbosed olul as tht semesrer propuses. \.._ ' ' lr would be to e\-er)'Onc's advantage t~ se-t out as soon u new s;pace is found for them.·· Ketter s:tid. " Aocordina co che Pr..ident, Squire "<>uld be dccrcaslnefy used durin& the n<ltt three month$, mher ..than waitina for lht boot/' whkb v.'OUid e-i<l all cbc: oecupancs ac one time. In addition co rJddina qU<>tions concernina che fate of Squire Hall, Neal and Senate Facilities PLinnlna Coounluee Chair Sara CicareiU encouncered an array or faculty reactions' to pera:ived parkin& spaee problems on the Amherst Ounpus. "Sometimes parting on the Adlhcrst eampus can cake an h<>ur to find a porklna spaee," ClcardU reported. "And then findin&a space depends on what time Of the daY.,YOU &er th<re or, perhaps, ....., luck." faOJicy member$ complained abouc the difficulcy of locatin.& ••convenk:nt'* parkin' near the Sptne chat would make detiverina dass material> casi« and walkins distancel 5borlcr. lbe oom.miuec hu de-·dopcillwo alternative plan$ that could possi~y relieve che parkin& cnu><:h, Ci<are!li countered. The firSt, she explained, W<>uld eotablis.h cwo hour parkina a<eu cr.- co classrooms for pro(<:~SC>R wbo bad heavy dass load1 to c:arry or ""ere only a1 lbe campus: 10 ddh·er a shon k:aure. Another alternative, sbe said, would be co rc:servc parkin& spaces for Cacully members to drop~fr ma1erials, then immedjatdy return to locate another space for the rtmainder or cheir Amherst visit. Howeve<. History Professor Roben Pope buiJetholed the rationale behjnd the commiuec-'s proposal! and ct11-ain facuhy member$' desires for ..preferential .. parkina pri\'1ct.es. eommentin& 1hat he "doesq'c" believe chat (Caculcy) have any more righcs than stodcrus co park conva~iently ." And some members even dnubced che se-·ericy of the parkin& predicamem. "I neo.·er have any problem crying to park. ·• claimed University Ubrarits reprcsentath't Dorothy Woodson. noting thai .. mor~ chan enou&h" <rnpcy spaees can be found in the Athleli<: Bubble lot and ocher parkins ar.as norch or the Spine. Yet, Elenrical Ena)neerina Oepanmcnt Olainnan Dennis Malon~ questioned 1~ University•s polky or not assi.&nin& special ~ parkin& spaces for raoulcy members ac Ambc:m. "!think (reser...t parklnB) is one of those liule ttiinss cha1 help anract good Caeulcy co a uni,·enity," he noced. lHE EORUM -=-===::&'liO!Il KABOSH Student Committee holds a rally- to squi re support for its cause By T£RRV CANAOE Al:soci<ltr Comp!IS Editor he Kabosh com'iniuee held a rally in Haas Lounge Wedn"'day to inform chc OS$0mblcd crowd of hs latest stralcgiO$ to stall the closing of Squire Hall and 10 garner studenl suppon to help save the student union. T University preparing to deal with budget onslaught .,. St.TH GOODCHILD w.,..,;,z Ed•tor T be ~of S!lldml Aftau• (PSA) hu 1ao1 210 peranc or i" ...rr and mourca .,,.,. ...._ . - r... ,......, rordna scudmt - 1 1 0 W.c~...,.. oC 11> -"ca. "We QtDn this building. . . we pay for it out of college fee. every angle ytUJr and have betm for the pott IS yean.:"' Kabosh member Bob .fiayden said be learned from Student Association of the Slate Univcnity (SASU) sources that UB students are payina bad: the outstanding loan for Squire Hall's COIISiruction tbrouah an annual S2.5 "coUeac fee". The money is included on the rqulu luition bill and aoes directly to 1~ State Dormitory Authority Fund, which is payina off ~Squire loan, ~CC«dina to Hayden. He laid tM S2.8 million loan is $ebcduled to be paid bllclc by 1992. "We own this buildlna," Hayden asserted to the applause or lbc UDioasity Li--=s are now unable to provide: 1M anembled students. "We pay for it out or coUqe fees every - . , . . -"cts - i n a hoan sinalc year and have been for the past 15 years." dip. Hayden indiaued be wu hesitant to press his claim throuah n.e ua Ooputmmc hu-. rae«~ lepl acdon bec:caufe doina 10 miaht biDder the implementation of - . thrintana ltafl' wbile facilllks .,..,.. other Kabosh proposals. " We could be cunlna orr our own n.e lilt or ltafl' and flllldiQ& <uebaets is llmoSI nccb,•• Hayden admitted. <Odlca. ~Y~c~ ... tbe r.. we ruaanaa~ • - ~ OOMMITTtE..,_I •IUDGET ONSlAUGHT..,- I aad-- M.,.....,. horizon-· �• In short. camp~s Ellicott rape Tile UB Department or Public Safety "'PPrted rlw an aiJesed rape occurred in w Rldunond QuadriDJ)e lounat euly Sunday momina, Novem~ IS. . ~ Aooordina ro Pub& Safety retOtCb the femalt vKtim reported 1M rape to Amhc:nt Police Department after whlch me was oaken to Elk CoWIIy Medial Center and then rdctied. Tile victim has nor prewd any charaeo lbrouJh Public Safet)' altbOU&b Assluanr Dirtaor Jocl f.aert indicare4 rhar !tis ckponrnonr auernpred 10 contaa lbe vic:llm. She "did 001 wanr to see ~)'body." he aid. • national Michelle Srnirh-lht reported victim or lhe fnll eu;rom-allegns thai sh< ,..., verbally waulred by fral Jn«Dh<rs afr<f beingrhrown into the pond. She also reportS Jht spent that evtning unde.r obsevation at the Stanford Medal Cmtu. Sin"" then, tht fratcmity bas been banned from <ampU$ fOr whar university officials describe as "tblft )'em or rorally una"""Pfable behavior.'' Tetty Clnadii'CampuJ mark russell Many Rosenteam.pc11 "Aauntina wealih is bock in $lyle," says rh11 ehic,gUrey. rcrribly rr<:n(ly mfOPzine, U.S. Nr,... & World Rtport. Thanks 10 lhe Reqan's clcpnt lifest)'lt. rhe m..,Wne's readers no looser have 10 wear a ~ over their beads wherf"they wi.lk into Tiffany's. Hurnbet37 JaM K. l&;l'aniiiEdllot4n-Chftt S.U• Goock:hilciiMaa.,lno Edftot '1\nttK»ny M. PtltiiM•n.aglnf Uitot "•e~~nUAuoell ff llan-ornp Edltot M11g1.1e\ $ewyer1Att OltKtof Oan HOkJef/Campw Eileen Lee.'Campus F. .ture• RJcnard ChoniCitt Oalitel Cl:a~...CIIf F . .h1,.1 f<e-tit'l Antertlne'Copy Jfdl HoUi¥1g(CootlfkfJng Alan C. KachldCo"rrlkflhQ JOhn Form.. ltiGt•pblcJ JOMph 8. ZingtleiNaUoMI Man from ape? · It aorillas or ehimpanU<S •~ t"er on rhe brink or extinction. wome~~ could-. the spedes by hosting rh< ape embryos. Doctor Sreph<n ~ of th< NatiOnal lostilure of Healrb SO\fS h< uxally rejecu w Idea of artif.ntly inserninadna women wirb ape.......,, bur bdieveo illll'lanrins an at>< embryo in a woman's body could beeome moK fasibl< in lbe furure. Seaatt ays his kRft sprin.p from current researc·~ on implantin&• cattle orilh mice ernbl}os. A«ordi1111 10 the doctor, lbe proce.s of "embryo lr1111fer" milhr be c:ooducted by removing a fertniud and partlaDy clndoped <mbryo from a femalt ape and placing h in lbe urerus of a woman. In rheory. >aY$ ~. a prima•• _.,.,.,.should nor prcsenr any physioJoal<al problems for rhe human tn01her. O>imps and gorillas ha•'< similor gesratlon period$, and, adds w docror, newborn ap6 an: waner than newborn hWIWii. • O..e or many questions that stiU remain.\, ho..'n'e<. Is who would \'Oiunteer to mo1ber 1 chimpanue. Scboolgirl antics - AccordillJIO U.S. N, .."f, wmt spritzers.. mont)' mark~ funds and la\i sh living arc in. Po...eny and 1loppy clothes art om. Tht only chins duller 1han a wint s;prit.ur is anyone who likts 10 1alk laUtenct: l . RotentnaiiPfloo.roorapbt 01¥1d 0Ua¥iOIAUitt•nt PbOIOOIISJhY J0t1 M. Dl•liSports about money mark<t fund•. Jellr.,. R ThurstontS,oom G11y StemtAn.fafattl SpotU O~hid k ComstoclrJPiod'lQal Some people naunr rhdr wealrh leb gracefully !han olhcrs. Brand new Repubtieans art easily spotted "'hc:n obey 35k rhe wa.irtr for catAar wfth H'i·Ho c::rackcrs. Then: is also a ntw auitudt about personal rdalionshjps. momlng lht)' rtahte{ lhrir tih·er pauem,l where- an:con«med. Two ZETA PSI filllcmity members a1 Staorotd University have been c:harJed wilh bauery ancr allegedly lhrowina a woman from MiUs Colle&< into a pond last moorh. Tbe rwo explained it was a lon&-standina fraternity ...,om ro "lhrow inro lh< pond &im who do not ... into the spiril or Zeta f)l.rtics or who ahun rhe 01tel1llons or house memben... Sun lit Petrtnof•tf• Tony Groje<laillcnk Franci.J Speclilef/Sun Pft.otogtcplty Jeffrey N, Ca.morl8us/hus M1nag.., JllnoU P. MurphyfCompfrallff The word is oul-if you have it, why not enjoy it? Why not, indeed. There•s a cmain pride which goes with a sprins..optra.ted plastic donkey dangling on rhc bad ledge of your 1967 Dodge Dan. Couples stiU engage in so<alled one.,iyn nands-bur rh• next Fraremiry antics may be going lbe way or fla&pol<· siuins~auy 20N~1N1 Votume32 So. if you~vc &Ot it. fiaunt il. Jr you haven•t got it, (ate il. And re<Dcm~ whatrbe Good llook S<tys- The forst shall be lut and th< last shall be lim-and tbey won'r have ro drink wine spri\l.ers. /As Angtles 1illll:$ Syndicote Jan Ma.tt•Hano'A dnrtla#no Muacre, Suz.an.ne FlicusJP'toducdon Kim M. Kobu:siPtod'«llo~t Shlrtey Glgllt/Actw'. eoor.iiAffOI The $pect/Vnt IS MtYed by t t'le Auocfated Pte~ Ft•14 Newapaper Syndicate. &.os Ang:etea Ttrrtu SYMi~e. Col&eglate Headlines Serv'.oe Un.ittiCI Futures Syncnca'leo lnd Unflod- S,..qlcale. Tlo• SptlcttJJm ' ' repruentOd for ~tlonal tch>wttsfna I>Y CommunJeallont and AOYonlamg Ser~Klel to StUdents. 1~ Clteuladon lvtrlgC 20, tOO 71'1• $pft;l111m lt Pf(nloO t¥ EkdfaJo NewaProu lnc-. 1:J70SIMCaS,. Buflalo, H."t. ·~house O.slltbvtect ft.. to che UntvertiiY communllyiUtnil one c:opy per~. TM Spectrum ot(fc.es are -..,,., frt 3515 $Quit• Halt. State Unl~ty of New Vork at 8uUab. 3436 M1ln &rete. Buffalo, Hew YOttl14214. T o l e - (7111lf131-36Te od~orlot C7111lf131-3MI. buotn- CoPYI'tonr 1981 8U'tfaJo, H:.Y. The Spec1NU'I Stuoen1 Pet~. lite.. Edi10tt11 pofley Is OtttrmJMCS ~ the Edilor~o­ Ch~f. Allpubfteauon.s of -any matter heteJn -.hhOul ttl• expre.n consent 01 the Edltor"'n-Ctt..l ls .sufctly IOtt>jddoo ATTORNEY AT LAW UB Home Ice Hockey Openers ~:::~"'~:o ' [ TIIAFFIC OFFENSES I'£11SONALlNJIJII.r • AUTO ACCIDENTS 8 ANt<II.UPTCY & CHAPTEII 11 IIA T-ONIAL LAW Fri. Nov. 20- BIT : hr.-- 842·1786 (2A~ACK DAIIZIQEII SoniDII 17 Couf1 61. lullalo ,....,,... .... ~~ ........ ..... ,J; : Sabrelan~ ~ 3385 Niagara Falls Blvd. Bua ncketa Available at Squire Tlcl(et Office • 113 Clark Hall 50' Hch Game nme 7:30 DOMESTIC a IMPORTED UQUORS a WINES au- 1 - from Main St., Golf. & Elllcon Tunnel blt-1:41· 7:00 Aatum around 10'.30 ...,._..,..,IIIIa CIM your FREE- pau from hm - 3pm Room 113 Qelt Hell. All you nMd Is a vallel U&ID. You can b!tng ltlan one vallci iD. .;:-. • Open - Mon•• s.t. 10 .... . 10 pm i§1' ........... of 211111 Niagara Falls Blvd. TDwn of Torwwancla ________________ £ �By RJCH ARD CH ON Ctt;rEdttor Mcmb«s of BuCCalo Plulhannonic Orchestra voted Wednesday to shonen its season from 48 w~ks to 40, thus opening the door to cpntributions from local banks and other institutions that eould bail out the financially stra pped organization. The orchestra, which faces a S4SO,OOO deficit, was In danger or not meeting its payroll obligations next week. According to Wayne Wisbaum, chairman of the board of the Buffalo Philhannonic Society, which manages the orchestra, the only way to secure enou&h fundina to diminate the deficit "'as to balai)(:C the 19g1-12 bud&et-which ncassitated cuttina et$bt "eeks from tbe season. Just the night before, the society's board of trustees rejected a proposal from the orchestra committ~ tO soh·e the r&Stal crisis by alternate means. Orchestra members proposed le11dlna the society $175,368-derived from sacrificed paych<eks-and reducing the season by two w~ks. However, the board d<eided to hold to their original proposal to reduce the budget by eight w~ks. AGREEMENT \. The Buffalo Philharmonic wi ll have,a shortened season as two sides reac h an agreement "The only way there's aoing to be further money is with a balanced budget. It's the only way we're going to attract suppon from donors, pr•spea~>e donors and banidn& institutions," Wayne Wisbaum, Chairman of the Board of tbe Philharmonic Society said. He noted the m<ehanbm for raisin& money ,.... already in place. and all that was n~ to ensure the orchestra's shon-term swvival was an approval of the shonened season by orchesua members. • O rchestra members accepted the board's proposal Wednesday aflemoon at a rehearsal at UB's new Slee Hall after debating the subject ror about IS minutes. "The society's proposal has been accepted," Daniel Johnston, chairman of the orchestra eommittee, told reporters. "I'm disappointed that thb was a problem in the IU:ft place, and I hope that by working together in the future. 10c-can bring back the eight w~b." be said. Board Vi~ Chairman Dedic Joseph <xhoned the public to show its suppon for the orchestra by attending its ne" roncert, to be hdd 8:30p.m . Saturday at Kleinban's Music H all. "The real heroes in thjs whole thing wert the musicians," he told re).X)rlers. Julius Rudel, tho Philharmonic's Music Oir<etor, has remained quiet throughout tho financial crisis. " I 1\ave no official opinion . My bean is with the musicians. that's all," ho told Tht S{J«trum. Johnston, boi'"CVCI. said that llodel told the orchestra he would personally rauc enouah money to add t"'O w~ks to the ~n. ·•He's a musician. •• Johnston said. "" He undentands our problems." The Philharmonic's r&Stal cnsis romes at a time "hen it b enjoying unpr«edcnted musical success. 1be orchestra r<eently eompleted a highly successful eoncen tour or tho midwest and West Coast which climaxed in San Franciseo. where crilcs aa,•o them rave reviews. MQ T'HfttE: WJYM Wimeum., ~trNn ol lht eo.rG. lluttQ) ~lc Soc-~'t. 8edte. JoMph. ¥tee d\wmM of lhe baerd, "'"')0 Ph'olharmonlt Society and Oenil4 JohntiOfl. _ ................... .......... ,........ ._. ... ....... ......................... IJS.46Jt or 174-I IU AIIYmll Chaltman of QCihatla commfUot ~ tt,e wote of lhl whkh tqfMd 10 CU'I jlt MUOI'I bt eiOht wttM. 1 orchnlra. t , - According to.Philharmonlc officials, althou,gh it ran up a deficit of somo SSO,OOO, the tour was not the cause or the financial eriili. And, according to Bidski, it would have been impossible to cancel the tour because or rontraetual ananj!:ements with botds, auditoriums, airlines. and bus ~ices. Wbbaum said, tbe S50,000 deficit only amounted to one "'Cek 's pay (or the entire orchatra. To canoel t.h e tour, he satd. 100uld ha\t delllyed the financial crisis only one v.eek . When news of the orchestra's financial problems surfaced last w~k. the board immediat<ly proposed the eight·W~k reduction, but the orchestra oommitt~ insisted on an audit of the society's financial records and soon afterwards called for federal labor mediator Joseph Bania to overs~ tho negotiations. The board, however, ultimatdy did not budae from its original position . Six ofthe best tasdn& beers in the world. Applicatiou are now being aceepted for the poelt.lou of Capen Lobby Couater Stock Maa..,er. Applicaflts must bl! graduou stud~nu in busin~•• witJa Ofl accountfflg bocltgroulld. .R ..pon•ibilitiu in· elude supuuisin g cuhiers, nu~rchandise ord•ring, ifluentory coflt rol cl preptlriflg apl!rolinf •t4tvttenU. AppiJcatiou c:aa be pickedupinl8Capen Hall. Ambertt Cam-pd between 9 ua • 4 pill by Deceaaber 4th. 636-2800. ~ ERLANCER THEDCEPJION �editor"al Almost worth a clap Applause lor President Reagan from any responsible American citizen Is rare, II not nonexistent, but we can begin to poise our hands over his Wednesday announcement proposing nuclear arms limitations In Europe. This Is the first step in the right direction for world security. ' But one step requires many more to, make the movement worthwhile and Reagan's call for weapons cutbacks Is not yet a "peace initiative" as Texas Representative Jim Wright has called It, but rather more rhetoric from the administration to soft sell Itself to America and our European ellles. It Is true that the Soviets are as guilty of prepetuafl{lg the arms race as the United States>t>ut this does not excuse America of responsibility to work toward a solution. If the United States wants to remain the world leadllr In freedom and feedback NYPIRG, an asset peace, It Is up to us to takt~ the first initiative to truly earn this respect. When Reagan actually does sit down with the Russians to hammer out a sincere and lasting weapons limitation agreement will the applause come, and only then will the President's proclaimed sincerity be believable. And even then limitations are only hall a step. Only with complete European disarmament will there really be something worth calling a peace Initiative. No panic The budget situation Is bad and getting worse. Almost everyone will admi t that fact. But what nobody, or very lew, will admit U that UB has to come up with more reaction than a lew tears and a thunderclap of complaints. Follet defense techniOIIt>ool<., r~~e t>ool<tlcw u*ed lor the J;ditor. ol .rl ~-· ednorllll o l - o . t • Is ony - l l o t l IO liN utel!l ol wh,.;h alltMr~/>UI orpMtfur;ona are und«nood by,,. edntitttftrlllott. .r-.r prloril,., - i d 1>e p/o-"" tem/ormlng ,,., /nil/oily di'IOfoing eny oub}Oei/Wt W.w ho might haM of NYPIRO, 0t ~ow ln h11 ,.tier echHI lila trw a.ntlm«?t Via • h6ry •ccuutlon ol fri)'PfRG•• Nit$ 101 e11ilt~ II P« 1"- TMtN•' gufda/ittU 101 UN ol maMIIIOIY actMry IHI. " - ' " ' "· NYPIItG'o Olm ol <JIIlln owo,_u _.,........ ...,_ 11 on ..SIICfltlotlol -~~ 10 ~~- lolly ~,.,llffll. .d" lit/IN TtW,.... cm.tM 101' u-u oiiHS A IOUttdwtg ~-• ..,.. ttr.t. ua NYf'lltG , . . • hOrl>ed o/11-1 KtNIIy -'lrlf ...,• ., /IN 101-IC -1/0<11 on•onoing Cfllz..,•n;p oklllo r/uougll oompu1 oll(l oomm..,llr pro/eCIO. For •~•mple, NYPIRO't Nl111011 111Jdy, which hopelully ""' 1>e tnolm~lllf 101 10/Cfo.l- dt/n;,ing ....... _....,11/UIII/N lip ol liN~ Ill , _ . ol-tlotlll octl'illlel ,.,YPiRIJ ~Or ,.__,*.. -·Of,..,,.,.IM:__. - - -_ _,.,.,._.....,.., biiUf - I- 1.10--Nf)' I~ IIIII edmlttlllti/Ot II -1irtt1 t ... , . . . _ ol NYPIRG It US. , _ , _ 1W •IIMffuJ ol,. po/11~ . .... -,...,.,.,..,loO ......,,.. .. _,..._..,. ,_,_,.. ,,_ .,,_,,.., , , . , . , _ -11r .,,.._MOt- Or NYPfRG ~o• mlplot ,..,., thla ..,.., , ..,.. 1101 ,.,.,.,. • · - dilldoltt l>y liN Hmln/IIIIIOtO lor Olfllltt lltJHntgroupo It WOUld, _ , _ . . , c.. 'lriNftH ott groupo to tdo ,.,._,"''"''''II ol thiO u •• olo _ , , . tlf'lCIOicMNftt upon ,,.,., rlflttt •• who •nowa .,.,, tN ""'"' ola" I'NY ,,,,.. ,..~,., "''"'"'tralot" p•ol•»or•' op/nlotll "" tlle$1 - · '"" ,., ~~~~orion• "" ot/Nt toohnlolt f>Ool<r thor .-ould _ , _ , o r 1/lelliltlento. . . to .., 0<1/y o lllloo • 11-.r •"" also """*iog lor Folte/1 ••• gi'NII , . 1 ditl.,.,.t v.lew ol t!Je tN>o*ttor. WI'HM 1 IHNI,.,. a tart«! and the te¥1ttooA'. t t ~ w.tf'n"r holl(l/u)'fll proluaotO "'· ,_,.,, to ay: , ..., med. r.-klfll/ /oto the IJ>yOOOI<S- bookllote teOOfds at tMu OCC4JJI"Iona, t u•uatty lt:HJntl I~ ptOIISUH ordtJred the bOOA /111 or thl ~Wt>lla;;.r /ult didn't he~ •nough •toe- ro mNt the dtmlnd. Tht bOOUtore Is the middle man and gtt• the t>Nnt ol ,,. complaints trom the ltudtnta anti faculty. I rHiilllhlt this may nOf be the ctlt tor 111 •ucJt incldenc.J. I also bfll,..,_ molt PfiOPie don't ,..,,,,.. ,,.,. •• ,.,, Fol~tt go.• P'OVJdll?g ~,., ..,..,lc.-1 to tile 1.'0-.Jty oommuol/y. Ewq Mmftlff' ru hMd oJ ,,. tt.tttlO<M ~~Mrtmftlfl Mr •tt«S unt 10 ~ proltUOIIIIII .,,,. • , _ . , . , dudlitw tor ordlt'llfl/ ,,. to<tt>ool<a tot thelollow;ng sem.st•. Th;s a.m.11er • ,.,.,. was 11111 out ,,. ol OCfol>er 5th. /olormlrlll tho INOIII_, lhll fUibooh sho<Jkl 1>e otdlf.-1 Oy OctOllltr 26th. 10 make lUte tttey'r• on tM thelw•., tho c..plo•lnll ol rno IPrlfll/ 10m4!f10t. Tnlo deoaiiM wu • WHk 0t two tlrl'f t>t~Uuse'&lulrt Hill war to ~ tWnOVIttd Nov. t; booltltorf Wll IUpPOifd 10 "'""" .rlpfNOIImlloty 50 petOint ol tile ttJ/t>ool< ortHtr 1t1v. OHn r«AAwd and It Is altHdy two IN dHdliM. TM bOMtfO't liM> m1A1s l o u • - oloa!IS to 8dl <Mponmont ~M~indlttg ,,., oltllls -JiM depo,_/ I s - -f/1111/y /tylflg to lmpr~ ill unbt; ltK f.xample. tiN boolc ..tore 11 now uslrtQ 1 compurw to ptOCNI afKI ordfW ,••,ooou lot fleft ..,..,11. TIN trodo t>ool< dopltt,.,.,t Is 1110 0011111/trlf try;ng to lf"/lt:JJ'Ifl Ill n/Ktion tor rM ltUdMUt end ,,._ faoult'J. t..atf aprlng '"' eo&acJtote Nttl out,,,.,.. to o/1 ,,. · -· efii/IM«Ittll, ond ml/11 prolo11ora lnWting m.m to loolr o • • ,._,~ etlotfmtnr of to, -fd, ,,.. . ,.,.,., .,.., _lnfl, """'-'"""' ,_ Vice President lor Academic Affairs Robert Rossberg's office has made some correct steps In a painful process which has to be done. US's academic programs have avoided Albany's wrath and the State's menagerie of tightwads, as servlces get cut. However, this will not contlnue. There Is a lot of academic fat at UB and Rossberg's office Is lookll\g to cutback or eliminate the exce'Ss. And at some point, the University will complain, but It has to be done. And Rossberg deserves to be received by opan and cooperative minds. Without it, the process may become confused and end any real chances of some solid reform because it will be hidden under secrecy. Rossberg h·as made an attempt to avoid this. UB owes his office this time. Panic is no solution. tn. w_.,,_., Tile_,_ •lOPPed In or ..., •-•toct AISo, lhettedo t>ool<•' dlpanment · - 1 ~~~ order of ule boOktltll •lrtg. l.etten wert , . , out to profesaota 1nd ttlcltlng es-s/s-tanrs Inviting them to an open hou11. The Idee bflhlnd thfs was: to Introduce the 1111 to ttte,. people; for thelt p.ople to 1111 to •now ,,. t>ooillto,. I tell; lor tMtl peop/1 to ntcOm.mMd eome ot thtH ._,., bcxMt to ttlldtntl, thus help/qgthe I MI..II Ourlfll/ ,,. looJboll _,..., ol , _ u.. Uolvert•rr Bool<l/01'0 OIIIJ{> I U 8 _ , 11111(1 lor liN US Qlmu Tile t>ool<otore 'I"' hoped to lm,_ OOhOol -~~. - - moA/ng • ptolfL T110y pro'lided thla ltn'lt» " • Jou for ft'efY homt gam.. Thft't WI$1J'f •nr ,.,ponse from tM UnW«ait'l Su"•"""'• communfty entltheretote no .attempt to contlnut we a mede fhl& )'Ht. • Another one of tht strYices the book& tore of/.,. to the stUdtnta Ja "Chtek Cf&hlnQ' 1• What moff s-tudent• don't tHII'ltla thtt the t>ookatote olttra this H't¥a to th.m et • lou.. That's right/ Fot tvery oh«<l they ... , lot you, lhr/lo.. moMy ~~ UnMtolty aoo..tOfl nos - n <In Clmpus lot rhtee ~·,. AA1nr people ore 1/illooon/fll/ ,,. t>ool<o/Ote ol tiN loultoll hW whh f'SA. lhll'l ,.,, FSA lon't liN t>ool<•tcw flOW. The - / l o t i ol thft• IOUhl .ho..S hOW/IT Follett hll Otouflhl tile l>ookltoro- "'oo/'f thtH ~ero. "'John Feuott>ont, tno bOohiOte m1n111flt, Uld, "Wo'tt 00<1$/IOI/'f ltyffl/1 tb tlnd w1y1 to lmptove our ••rvJcn."' I thNtlt It'• time ' "· '" '"' t.JniNrefty community, c:,.aned up our act boloro-otlllclzlflll th•l>ookllofl. ''"'""'II Fr_F_II Unl~l!lrSt"'*'t flypaper I OtOUte you /hi I /o4odf1o (my WII• Jot , ,.... - ••ltll'l ,_.,lrtt1,,. .,.,..,by -· ........ CtU*/ti<tl 00111-y, 1(11/y 1111111'1 Ill/lot 10 S!>oolrum I lltkl thll I oon Ootltll• m~1111 no lotlf1ot, Thlt lellot lo dil«:tld op«;/1/<;11/y II /tit. IIIIJ//1 lhll lly lhll )'CNi IOUII/tld IJ/11/tll I Wlndo• IIIHflf IIIII fHr, ltlltl ll/og11 Will lhll ""-"«~ to 1>e my wffo. YOUT lhOIIf1/llteH oc t , _ • willo.., ot ,.. ettd .,, out ten ~ mtQtfOit t "'""'' add tiNt ,,.. .,,, " '' •I»>flltll ., ,.. , _ _, . -lttd '"'' _ _u....,.lllltd_IO_tlll(l nr. "-11« mo,.,,_, eteo oo- ,..,.PI you . . . 100 -·~~~ 10 .,..,. ....... · - · ol . , . . . . , . _ """'- Or-. II t•mply IIIII liN C...UIItl/ or-~ rou on 1/IMl l i - to~ •• quHtt 11W1 unuffpoJJrtg as poJ14blf Clltllfl/y l h l - 101.-1 our ol m•IIOI tortltd yod. or ' " ' otfHH ltumen lor lltlt tniiiW. But d•tpltt tnt reafon, why did you no., to kill "-t-upocfoHy In ouolt 1 horrible, gruero"'' mln!Mf. SUre. 1 know you•,. ••r••g "but It's on/~ • lly." .rind wnoi, mll/nl l uk, ..,.,.,., ut ,,., ltom ,,,.. doga. or ~tum•n• ? ,., '*'"' '"''"'''· ' " "'"- '"''"'' riQhrs too • Suc1t tt\lflend aentMtl ot ,,.,.. mutt 1top SO Mxt '''"-you 11111 rtff'1mg eboUt crwlty to 1/UmiJa. , _ , . , _ Mt /100#", ftJMrtw/ 'lltf/• lrwlltOW miiOhiJ',.I you . .ut..S,... Woll, t'Ngollon oil my rbonr •• tit~ I I ••ntftd to ..., .l.. _....,.at"" U~hllfoltr �op-ed By ROY S. KELVI N UUAB CofiHhOIIU Chairperson by ow tnat r.,e seUI«t •nto my new job, 1'0 11ke to t"uoduce mysett to 1M Un,vetSity commu:ntty as the new Uf'ltverslty Unton ACitVIIies Board N (UUAB) Coll-se Chairman. I'd like to l)lesent tne actiYII•Ot tl'\at we produce •• a toun.al IntrOduction to U8'a newcometl, and It I pa.kltell reminder 10 Ul - olclh..,... who oulfer lrom tn.. 'T,.t>orec»...notl, ''*•'o-no~hl"!!"t<><lo. , . - ...ocatlon, stuc~e<~t.-tny ~ To atllrt out, M>Ciclay Mutle Serle$, whiCh i l htlG eaCh and ..ory Wedneaday., Haaalounge. SQuire Hall From 12 noon untd 2:00 p.m.. we shOwcase the beSt ot toce1 to..nt. Midday Mulk Is lrH, and o - to ll'lllf)IOno. Every Thurtday nlgtn, the chance Ia yours to take your plooe In tn. apotllgnt, and lokt tno first step on the ~ atalrcase to rocJ( ataHtom, b+g bUcks, groupies. and )'.. ..en the iilu&lfJOVI FUlmore Room. Under tht gulclong ouspces ol Honooy & Co<koy, Reg & Adam Ptoeklc:tiOns E--, Tht>raday from 8-11.00 p...., 1110 Rat~ &t-oe 11 opef\ Witting, anG Wlfllng tOt - r . 1010<. 1ozz. C>Oei'J', or ..not- " few of Roy't fW'-t of 0«1«, tl>o<lgn, for ~Inning porlom>ers, CK advanced ltateners. I CARDINAL RUlE: Please don't assault tno .,,...oy MC. tno '*'""""''·your lr..nda, fOOd- employ-. ~ 2 S.gn op sterts at 7:30 p.m. on tnt night of the shpw. e~ so often there •• an inltvx or rnuaieal p,~Odeg ..... and there IS!>'t • SOOIIO bolound 1:31, oolt pays .0 get t,.,e earty. You can segn up and COirN bade. lattr. but strowng •n at 9 30 aNI eaJ)OC'Itng to get 1 &pOt II hig,hty a.cvnty, Deluxe Aa*okta. Of anyone Of any1hi"Q ..... tOf th.a1 mallet~ T'ht pwtc:wtMfa are tnete for your OfiJOYrNnL Wl>ilo not all can be tno next Enc: Clopton. Joni Mllcnell, CK Jerry Gar~la. thOy'ro oM just do<ng t""k own thong. (aome lor tn. ''"' tiiNII onddeseml your attention and ewen • Hti.Je lpO,tUM now and then, At far u tht MC'I go. they are peld tOf ttwlr servtcea, and don't eU ~111rlly QPoe11l4 Open Mikt- each wllh UowiHI f*letllon , Pleuo IMI poll0<1t If you l>avo a teQttlmete comp1ahu. (or ~ be1tlf ret. a teg•t.Jtntlo -110<1), I'm almoot Olways at Open (In fact, on rwe OCGUiof'tl I've ..... bMn known 10 get up U•t and wum o l o w - · mysotl). oneS wlllbomcn t h i n onc1 to your ._tiona. w• "'•ko, ,._,Iva unltkefy. 3. Son')'. CJot oven If UghiMS a,. Ill and people are on lheJr feet throwtng money, perlounancea l'f'Uit be ~ept to 20 minutes apiece. Exe.pllons can be ma<tt Jt U\ete Is a.n tncomptete atgn·up list Of If canceuat;ona occur, but tor the mo.s.t part. be Pfepared to ptay only 20 minutes.. As fat as e4ectrk; or compJ.ex acta go. Ph!a.M amve Mtty and ftt up VI adwance of your .achtdu.S 11mt 4. EnJoY tile IMW · wtne. and tO< -kon wongs are QeMfOUIIY prowtdtd by tood se~ and Wrufh free admtssb'a at lht csoor, you can't go wrong. M~dl)' In addilfon to our Music a.nd Open Mike Mries, every 1wo weeka ot so we sponsor coHHhOu. .s tn th4t Rat. Tat>teeiOtht, eand..a. dim liGhts, and gOOd fOOd ond drfnk aea.te ~ lntimat• a.lmosphere., and tM YlfY mode$& covet c;h&rgt tt more UW\ oltset by the fine tetel\1 tNt Js preeented Tl\ts sen'M!sttf .,... . featured Mlcl\ael Cooney, Ot&o1 Friedman and S...On Slack. Comedy Nite W•lh "Funn.y You Should Ask", a.nd M•n< Rust. More ewents are b04t\Q planned. so keep an eye out for actvertlsero"ts. FfnaUy, In IItt Aprtl UUAB Coffeehouse preactnll Folldest. (now •n Ita eleventh year): a weekencHof'lg cetebrat~ of well known perlocmers 11 well as tocal taleot.. Last yea.r"a Folkfest teatuted John Hell. John.altton •Edwards. Tom Pu:ton. Clvls WiUiamson. Kau-.y ..,or1.a.ny. and Ken Ha.tdy and tnt Tens Pla)'boyt wrute thts. year..s Fest 1s stJU In the plenntno s taoe-s. n ptomiM1 10 t)t second to none Where do tho tundl fOC' our events come trom? About 75 percent Is from s:tUdent mandatory feel UUA8 ,, O.Sigl'fed to toM money on eacn snow we ptoctuca. and because t.tMt revenu. we conect can be ao low. eo can ttcket prices The otnet 25 pe:rcenl of funcJ•~ comes ftom ~pon$()(St\IPS hom Other Qll'lpuS Of ~IHllhOns t"d hk.e to lhenk CAC. ,..,_ Afumnt As:soclatron, and ~ for generously to-tPOneor•ng tNtty of 1h1t Mmtstlf•a acttwtUU. and mend IM l.nwtlltion 10 othef e:rvaolutlona U\lt woukl hke to oo the same. The more hit.Ct4"" w hawt. I'M bCUI'f QU&My OUf lhOWJ can be. fn eddtUon. UUAB naa CI>SIX>OSCKed - · · lXII 011 by oil* orgon~&atlon•· Th>s 5e'Mtlar. wo'.. l>elped lund Ell~ 'Hill, (orHOnt.O by Black Mountain College~ and "Tui", (presented by Commute.: Affair•) B eing that all UUAB Colleellouse events a.r• he•d '" SQtJlre Hill, many people t1ave inquired as to the f1Lt ot ou' actl~ttes after the demtse of tne U.nlon. At thil pok\1. I ca.n PJCMntM thll ovr e\'enll ._,,.continue; edCtly where the)t ••II conunue •s sllfl a man• of otb&le. which '41nfl hoe>eluWy be resolvec.t by MK1 a.emt:t1er. While we dO 1\lwt SQuire Hall and llle Rot tl>o<lgh,lt ' ' lmportam tnat we ati PltroftlLe the even11 hotel thtft wllh our presenot 11 wtlt as 0\lt applavs.e. ana auppon lht Unlon. (while we sHU havo II). In any we~ we can. To wrap lhings up. I'd like 10 thank~ or lhe ~~· wtlo tunctton benlncS the sc-.ntt at Squi:re and UUAB. and WOik Hrtfet:.sly to ma.u each eYtnt I he most 11 cal\ be. Bate FoiOmon, SQulle Molntononco, SQuue Tlcl<et Oft leo. ano f'OOCI Ser.-.ce: few gt.,ng us 1 room. ttc:kets. a.nc1 fOOd. Eoti>Or Coot* and Secuooty fa< long l>o<lr$ and ~ard ...,.k; Paut Olctunan, Ha~ 8oulett. anG Stage Crew. lOt g1v1ng ua elt'llllon anc:f vtsJbilfty; Gaty Rosner, Shaun Mulllna, 1m2 SouMJ Crew, for 11 tittle feedback es posslb•e and tlnally masteting .all of that equlpmtnl; An1ta LaMon1o, I he Raa.r O'Relfty or UUA8. 1nd the best secretary M 've e"' hao; Btlt Hooley lnd Larry Tttewsky fot Chalnsawa IM I gr"t mcwle Mfte-.S.. Andrtl OrMtl and Ira Otnanoetg, f<H" geUing OU>r ada and Uyets togeth«: Thllta fa< Trwrs<~ay Nita Live onc1 Fa• Soundo Ser10s So"'"'"· ..., at Am!lorst. Rev Gllt>or1 .,., Atiam Au.l.1ndor, wno work llrtloess•y a!ld thlnkMssty tor pullh10 on some ot I he besl conecwu th+s scnoot nu ewer koown; af\d Loia Waldman, 101 runntng a Hghl ahlp ano keeping us allln lint llllly.lf yoV don't hke Whlfl hiPPtfltng With UUA8~ tot ....,.. If you OO). ()( tt you neve any supgestiOrls -.·hareoever on now to lmptOYt UUA8.. tunc:rlon u a llucJent MfVI'U, fefl frH IO call me 11 636-2957 01' dfOO Dy our otf.ce a1 10& Talbef'l HaU, on the~ e&.rnP4.11 PtMst: suppon UUAB ~enll, and our student unfon to \!rbine ®tutt ~elf ... potai)'ZOCI By DAN BOWMAN whh owo ondtu<. 1\ simftar fountain olltomo .,.... '"" P a - family nouse woko me lr<Kn my a vauall was late lor my flr•t class tt'at fuoOday momlng SOme ~•ra 1.1GB 403 no•CKth tho ~n ol acroolng oil tho cor ••ndO*"-, "ha"'ll119 to ah• tnrougn tad Ugltta and~ my bocly to uni>NrabNI A - ""'" loc:!O<L • "'Y fat'* had peady lth ICK WOO.- lint gozod out m y - t l o o f - to._'"" ~ 1 ••• tu~ by tBt , ..,,,,....,, Wtth 'MhiCh tM anow "''""'""'Iori n.O covt<.O tho tire,,_, ol my lot!Mr'o c:ar. The ncHthO«'' e;ky waa • pe.ec.tul mlww.rt of btue and wllltt, I rtlfi>Oillbet. Whtn the llall\'01 rod, orongo and yotlow o - t r ~~on tno ho<lztjn flko on O>Cplocllng '"" IPGL my tnt thougllt " " thellllo Atlontoc R.c:hlltl<l rei~ by tho Grand taloncl IIIN!go had up. Yht ltorG"I of tno • - r-'*''"'"""Y clo<ICIS Yht llltemo s t r - along I"" ho<llOII aa >t I~ on in...,..,.,. 0~ " " .. - " " " " I .... - g tb<ougllCfa<:lt.O beiO<t mt tyM jult •• tho 1>00mlng , . ...-atlont tn'f Hf"druma t .. u teminded of 11\e .0'-'nd Ol thoM ••ptosoont . . . - oowayo come •• tho oneS ol o tl<oworkl d•loloy Tno klndthot lmmoclltttfy mlk• bod•es tonM .,..." """te • - • oot tnt niQflt ol<y. on &ntlcipatoon o l t n o - - to lollow .... a dti'd •··~ ai"''\'M 0VM CIO"IIIfn I AfOOd hypnotk: 61ate. The MOOnd ex:pfOIJon was tunner awey ar.d more to the toutn. Tnay told me 1~01 mr dad muat l>ove ~'-d avon t>otor·e 1 l>eonl tM oot>o 6f.lh&t - Ills-- btiSL At 0 IO<emon at the L&cl<a•onna plant ol o.thlehem SIMI ht "'"' o<OC>abtr j<nt boc:omlng comto<t- at the~ loc:!O<Y ouclcltftly lltC&riiO ground ..... ActueUy tnete W'tft tOCif ground zeros tM1 febrvarr doy.-Tht hydr-trlc plant 1n Nlogoro Foilt wat tno llfat site obll1etl.ted Then c.ame my d~ 'a piece. Republic Steel ond tno Chtvy plant on Rlvfl' Rood. I reaeh.O lor tnt tetopl>one to lind out II my brothels and olttoro '""'" - y l notlc.O tiny btlotera on my arm. u 1\ I h a d - lying on 1110 o.a..... Island too long 19-• I nevar rtOI!c.o ti>O ,.., btloretno.. Tho phOntO - • - · ole>o<ne, and tnt elockt ~~-a1 urne AefMd to. I s••t"*' my pocNt ..-.dio to WGR 11 tl>o lot anti oltne diet It took a low houro btiCKe • lhoky and r•IPY voleo llnolly ·-tad that tno Sovoot Union onG 1110 United Stoles hod ongogod In o r- Umhed t"'UCftiJ Wit, B uuato, o-1ond onc1 Et,. noel -~.., oo 1110 rno.t WltabAe .,.,., tor tM ttnkea aance 1ner ••• - • ....,.,.. ,,.. e>tiOt 11u1 not too ....,'Y _.,latocl. Pr. ., _ , a-ge Bus~> calmly lni<Kmocl me on tn. radiO tnot an. SQvlet Union aullerod tlrMor tleotnoctlon ond U'UIIt..S.. II hOd all been calcuiotad bOIO<o nand, he said, so tho I bottt aides would Incur the aamt amoun1 of Cferneoe In tnat way, M rea~ed. nuclear wat would not oet out ot nand Ifound out ""actlr wttat tYI><I ol bombs w«e t don1tllln~ tnot tnoy wore nydrogon bomiMI thoUgh TiltoN are o1c1 Motl ol my l a r N i y - but my MOB~ clat.tmattl 'n Crosby wett all cruShed tn a pile oLtubbtl Thoy tell me I'm dying of loul'.emla ond nln eancar and oot to t..:pect to regain my vision AI ltaat I WO!l\t 111ve to ,_by.-. M4t the contoned and burned face of my •hree yeaJ old ,.tee., the one that toat au her llrawbttly bk»nd t\alr rtcenlly T"-'t \llr•• aotne benehta hom trus u..a run ICOOidfnO to tno no-pero_ Ruawta and AIIMI(Ic&nS alike,eMing tM honc:wa of _.., Jn IMtf o•n bac:kyatct. ere un.tat•alty ufging thetl gcwemmenta to oei.M tM production ol ony mCKI nuc- WOIPGnL Yht Willie HouM. h' aiaattay evet alnce Rea.g..,·a dNth, retvaH to comment on now the entht 1ltu1t1on began. My ftMnct Steve. wno w1a In Hew York at the 1~1, •ave thai It won't be long bolore Rutllo hila u• •gain He tf1jM,I th•t theY hawe mort to gak\ trom a Limited n...e...r WOI thOII ... 00 I don't - l y Mow about tl>ll. M I Ia .... ,... _ L-------------------~----------------~--~------~\ ~----------~ �• I ~· Ot.INCII frlct. y, S.twdAy &nd 'November 20, 21 S.day , 22 , All-.. ........ orm4Uic At 810() p.::. 1981 KAtharine . At the Cornell n.e.ter A.ttentSUNYAI, C..•pus . nuets s3.00 .. ~Hd~AIIUieat ... etOffke attt.e Door .......... a.p �BITCH The Student Association open s its ears to student complaints "I neapot..Wle lltluknta will jump at evety chance ro bitch , but we've got ro get GCI"'OI ro them that they lu:ros to contribute ro .alving the problem• as welL~' - SA Public Relations Intern Gary Klumpp By LIS A FRIED $pee/rum Sla'f/ WriJN It con tbe Student Association (SA) over $ 1000 in campus publication advtrtisins. SSOO sheetS or paper for survey forms. and lenstlly hours of often tedious work, but SA orfiCials and assanblymen b<!lieve that the Let:.; Bitch survey campaign was ~ortb it. SA CommuniClltions Cbairperson John Mallette, AMembly Communications Comminec Chairperson Wendy Gin;ky and 14 members or the Communicatins Committee met Tuesday night to sort out the approximately 800 L~t·s Bitch su rveys that were returned to the committee during the past two weeks.. • • According to Girsky additional surveys are still trickling in, but tbe bulk have been received. Keeping in mind that ~A elec:tlon turnouts are usually not high, Girsky said, " I knew we weren't going to get a huge resportse, but I'm happy witb the respollS<' we did set." Mallette, who it advlsina the cornmiuee added. "I feel that it's a good representation or the student's complainl5, and now we can act on them." Tuesday's meeting was quite informal. Wine and cheese were served and music echoed orr the walls or the Talbert BUll Pen. "We knew this was goins to be tedious work, so we tried tO relax the atmosphere," Girsky ex]) lain~. part, T he atmosphere was :relued, for the most exoept for a disagreement which occurred between SA Vice President Steve Kt~plan and Mallette over the latter's role in the Communications Committee. MaJette, who li l!CfVins as an advisor to the commiuec indicated that be bad the fi nal word on the commhtoe'~ actions. Kaplan disqreed, maintainina that it was not Mallettt's responsibility to "dlctate commiuee policy." Girsky deftnded ·- w If--.).,... ....-_... ~trl~ Committee members sifted through piles of surveys for afrnost three hours. recording the number or surveys and the most c(>mmon complaints. Members were split into groups to analyze the six categories present on the survey-housing, busing, libraries, accivities. professors, .and facUities-10 determine which problems were cited most often. Assemblymen Bret Grub<! and Jeff Kaber examined the complaintS about professors and found that most students were unhappy with foreisn tea.e hers wbo were dJfficuh to understand, TA's " 'hO did not have proper knowledge or the subject area, and the grading sysiem which allows for curved srades. Both agreed that son ins the surveys involved 11 lot of time and effort, but Haber said, " If you want to tend to people's grievances you have to read them ." Assemblymen Benntlt Kaplan a\!d Kate Brady reponed o 'n the complaints about busing and cited insufficient buses at peak h ours, overcrowded vehicles, and a desire for later runs between Common complaints about the University Libraries eenteted on a desire for extended weekend hours, additional copy machines, b<!tter lishtins in the Ellicott Complelt South ·Library, and q uieter, more spacious study areas in the Ma.in Street Libraries. The Assemblymen discovered that students commented posit;vely on the number of campus activities, but believed that addjtional advenisins or the events was needed . In the category or facilities. comments included insufficient lightins on campus at night, ov~tcrowded parking lots, •nd more convenient bankins machine locations. Actual statistics have not yet been computed but Mallette and Giuky are plannins to announce the results soon. Girsky added that the results or the survey will I><! presented at the next Assembly meeting, and the seven oommittees will evaluate the student's complaints and then will begin to work on solving them. ~ ........ .... --·-~ .. .,. . ldcrart.... n•J.JIMl,....,. . . . . . II llll. I IJ•IIIe. ( ~------------------J J : M A IN ST- 324 Squire. AM HERST - 212 Talbert ELLICOTT - Browsing ·Library - MFAC 167 If you can not conduct your clas~es evaluation c.a ll immediately • 636-2950 ANY INFOitMA TION CONCERNING S.C.A.T.E. f CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE ABOVE LOCATIONS ~ < ·--.. ~~...,_ - , .- FRESHMAN & TRANSFER - - B.IOLOGY MAJORS . - Ma te rials for ewluatio ns taking place· today a re available at: lel.acrl·· · -.. campuses as popular complaints. SA Public Relations Intern Gary Klumpp and Assemblyman Jolene Danischevsky recorded housing problems and found gripes about dirty dormitory bat~J-rooms and kitchens, insurfitient security, and nl!merous complaints about cockroach infestation . Klumpp and Danischevsky agreed that the student complaints were valid ones, but added that students must realiu their role in solving the problems. "A lot of these problems are the students' fault," Oanischevsky ex,p lained. "For example, Fargo is a really dirty dormitory because most or the students who live there make it that way,'' she said. Klumpp added, "Irresponsible students will jump at every chance to bitch, but wt've got to get across to them that they have to contribute to soh•ins the problems as well. We're going. to prove lhal communic:alion \ can happen.'' he concluded. ATTENTION S.C.A. T.E. VOLUNTEERS MUD IT~ ~ Mallttte: "He didn't want to say he wanted to do that; he said that he would ad vise the committee." The misunderstanding occurred as a result of a recent change in SA policy that sives to individual Assemblyman commiuet: chair positions which wert p~ously fiUed by SA Directors. coordinators, and chairpersons. Assemblymen have more authority in tbe commiuees, as a result of this change, Kaplan explained. B•t both Mallette and Kaplan asreed that ~><!cause many of the new chairpersons are freshmen, SA officials such as Mallette must help them learn leadership techniques. Orisky agreed, explaining that working under Mallette has had a positive effect on the commiltet-'s actions. Most of the committee members present did not seem to notice the disagreement that had taken place and were feverishly working on ev.lluating and oounting the stacks of student grievance surveys. I I' You should register for BIO 200 (Evolutionary Biology) Registration number 439054* for the Spring 1982 Semester. This~ the first course in the required core program. • A Lab is also required. �Kabosh Committee Arter 10me prompting from the crowd, Hayden declAred that Kabosh would cill for the preservation of Squire based on student ownership. "We're defmitely goins to go for it," he act aimed. "We've gpt nothing to lose." Kabosh member Peter Hit'1"hman said that s hould Squire stay open, "it would in no way hinder the accreditation of the Dental Scllool." The ~nt plan for upgraclit:lg the school facilities c:&lls for the renovation of Squire, but Hayd~ claimed Kabosb submitted a viable alternative which did not include the closing of the union. "We want it (the Dental School) accredited," Hirshman said. "But we also want a Sl udent union at this Univer$ity. u Hayden reported that Kabosh plans on stoppi111 Food and Vendlna Set-vice (FVS) from movi111 into H arriman Library without further student input. H ayden wants the fiWillty· Student Assoclat'-n Board or Directors-or wbicb FVS is a di~ion-to "inhibit" FVS Director Donald Hosie from carrying out his plans until the gtuatioo is ·'re-evaluated" after consultations among Kabosh, FVS, and Vice President for Facilities Planning John Neal. Kabosh's intent is to for~ FVS facilities to remain in Squire as long as possible to postpone its closing. "Obviously we don't want anythina to move out of thil build in&." Hayden- affirmed. ' 'It they dose this building it's going to suck around here," he lamented. He termed • conlinu.d from page 1 Hll!:_riman and Amherst inadequate as student union fact1ities. Hinhma. complained about the atmosphere on the academic spine-"it 's so sterile out on Amherst ," and Hayden claimed the nature of .Amherst's construction makes it unsuitable for s(udent activity. Althoush Hayden acknowledged that the Kabosb plan was entertained by the University adm1nistration, "even thll! plan was not fuUy implemented." He charged that the lack of student involvel'l)ent in facilities planning decisions "is typical of what has been going on at thil University for the past 10 to IS years." Hayden claimed that the decision to close Squire was not made in Albany but rather at UB without solicitation or student opinion. "They're taking our money and they're not asking us how to spend that money," Hayden cxplained.':>\bove the noise or the throng, Hayden proclaimed, ''It's time for us to rally behind something. We've got an issue we can go nuts oo. 1 ' Hirs~mao then directed the students toward several committees to perform varied tasks. The committees are designed to contact business leaders, local and state government officials for support through letter writing, speeches, and rallies. "If they are aoing to close Squire," Hayden said, "we want to stall the hell out of them." The official date for Squire's closing is still unknown, but Hirshman predicted it would not be until February of 1982. "We get to go nuts for two months," Hayden add~ . Budget onslaught &Joomy, thu~ in ' ~~:owina. con~n.sus amons Universily admini.sui.ton that UB mus1 stop oomplainins oboot the m!u<tions and bqin to creativdy work with rhc:m and to condoue rq.ulat . operations. Inherent ln thi.s. admlnistrators assert. mu51 be some kind of priority Sdting and re..aJJocation or resourtes- a contention that many units ba'flt resisted in the put daimina that it would threaten their survival. '"We can't cry over the past, bur must plan for the future." OSA Vice President Richard Sigcclkow'taid. 00 We are beadina into a period of time when all hi&!>« education is cut back. Everyone will have to '~ ~ ,_,. B.tfalo State St.dat Uaioa Board CoJICel'b n Jearn how to rna.na.&e in a static or contractit\1 easy Job." Wqner said that a particular problem facing "Rossbera was what to do with the so-<:alled high demand areas-such as Ardtitcelt!rc, Manqanent and Enainecrina. "From a hudae<ary coaiCXI, the impact or lhis coupled with how 10 maintain lite over411 enrollments, •• be- noted, was the eeoc raJ issue. Wagner o.rsued lbat UB was not radna any Lcadinathe rcor8AJ\izalioo errort is Vice Prcsidon1 for Academic Affairs Robert ROlSI>efa, who Ill$ bqun a eomprehensfve cotJection of data and • information pcrtalnlna 10 every Univcrsiiy a~ procram that will eventually be used to &:tmnine rcaource re.allocations. Rossbera's office has alr<ady bqun work on thil and has planned extensive consuhations with a variety or University T bus far, the academic prOIJ&DU bave been directly immune from the buc!&Ct&r)' u while the support ~-<ucb as the Libraries and teachlna assillanrs-have been •ubjed to cotuidtrable reduction,. But it bas become apparent, a1 ka$t 10 Ro..befa and biS 11afr, that UB may no loogcr be apablc or oontlnuinJ ilt.it,o cumnt ac.ldemic runcaiOsu. •-------FUDAY-------r NOVEMBER 20 at 9 pm Stadmt Uaion Social Hall _,,..,,..,..,_ T.wt. ........ .t W T~ Oflicc, J.ll S..., ...,._ .. ,.. lrt/l !f.ll .......,_._, 111;;1. .;;;;;;:;:;-.:'n&lia.;;;;;;''":;;~~••.--._=:iiiiAI;:;:;IJ;-~;;;;:;;;::;;;,;;;~;;;;;~ I ~lt~~~---;~~w~.~r•t-•"••'"- ... .....---.• ............-..-..••~ .~ , !,!_, .. ' Rossberg maintained ...That'$ Why v•e're engaged in broad based review.'' The vice president said that the process should be continuous and follows previous worlr that was done by Iris predecessor Ronald Bunn. Via: President for Academic Services Robert Waancr. the University's lcadins blic!&et cx_pert, said that Rossber&'s efforts were "ext.raordlnarily open" and that such an atmosphere would have to exist if such da:i.sions wert ro be made. He said lltar plannina efforts should Cl)ntinue, regardless or the buc!&ewy picture, bul that Rossbcra's work "was no oraanizaitou.•• r.c:adcmk:ians. RENAISSANCE ,.......,,.., ''There's already been some concern CllprC$$«1 with "'bat the process is and rightly so and we want lite process 10 be open and as in-depth as possjbl<.." '"Jo ou.r ptannina pr0CC$1 we art. collectint cUu md trends, to - •bill is central," Rossbcr& said. "We have alr<ady starled talki"' with the deans who ha•-. s~bmitted rcvk-o\os or the Faculties. We can't continue to do eYtrythina f t are now doina. •• Rossbcr& said that his orr~ does not intend to d>op tnllre drparuncnu or prosrams hut aoted that it was a poosibility. "Obviously a number or unlu have 10 deal wnh the prOIPC(t or noc havin& quite .. many resources as they ha~ now," RosSbcq aacted ... llullr is possible thai 10tnt prOIJ&DU miabt be cut IMiclt Of even be tllininMed." The viet preoldcnt IIOI<d that such cltlibcratimu - • P"OIIe ro aare $UOiliciOn and tbar Ills office would be mat;,. a COftiCio1IS •frort to io•~ campus eon.Utucncy POUJII in the~ Rossbcra Mid that it is a dilf~a~k proas that "'IWrcoo rill the 1'4w:ulty Senart, the DallS and other rrpraeotati•.. from the varicNs Uniwenlly ....,on. COOIII-.ur major reduction.s' in raculty that could caUSf' musive disruptiom. ' Althou&b academia have directly avoided Albany'• wrat.h , >UPPQrt services have been mt!Mled gradually-end accord.ina to -.e ~ low IC'\·ds-and they have ''rl,ppled'' into tM actual lcllolars.hip function or the Universiry. This bas been visibly apparen1 In the Librarico, wllich Ill$ been a favoritet&rJel or the DivWon or the Bu<lr;<t(DOB). "If we continue to aet cut, lose positio.., and unJeu UB revises iu priorities, the faculty and the srudenu wiU not aet tbc klnit ot services they dt$CtVe," Libr.uy Director Saktidas Roy C'xplained. ~rwe are s:inkina: to averqe or below 1\'tf"aat:.'' But, a«<rdlnato w...,.., such predictioM and opinions that t,he bud101 picture is beyond despair, are CJ14Uenned and <hat tittle real impacl has been fon:ed on studrnts. •tEvery time there's beeJI some cuu, we keep hearin& bow units can•t lake any more or thh aod how they have to lt<q> re-doi"' that. I'm not even sure there is a brcaldna point," he sald. WOIJICf noted lbat never bas the State crea~ "a major fOrt or crisis" and 4oubted tlw ruth a picture would ever emerae. He Mid that with additional automation and computer WOfk, UB would be able to conlinue ketplna otudent b..,lc to a mlnimwn and aucrted that the qualky or tire mi&lU even ... better. "E•en with a analtcr starr, saW:a could be improved," Wsaid. ''OIVCII thcarrayo( cour1CS and tbc Q>ee~MD we orrer, (the budet< euu th111 (ar) !lave aot he<l a ao~k.&blc ompee~ an attldenb."' or.,..,.,_ -..., �,rsports Battered Women bowlers open slate By IR'iND THE BEAR Tllought ""' ""'"headed for a good ~·Nk, but ooh thost ufJ!Jt/J. Pi"king fHr«ntagt gon to .$65 with an 8-6 "'~k: You know tht C~/on~? Well, "or /HI }UJI 1/kt il. SUNDAY lleffolo 17, New En&J,t.nd 17- Dall.u and Sl. Louis haw <~~~barr&IKCI lhc Bills. Arc lhc Patriots next? Here's hopina Fer&)' shakes orr a lCrious case of the wimp$ and geu lbe Buffalo offense rolllna . Don't be surprised by an upse1. Clnd•••ll Denver 13- Squeaker of the Week. No"one u immune hom tbc Bcn&aJs. A Bronco breakfast? What could mike a tiler happier? Detroit 23, l3-There is nothin& lilcc a 12 man ticldna team. Just ask the Lion&. After tooc:kina off Dallas, !be Bears arc just cubs. It 's lbc Sims and Payton sbow apin. Show him bow 10 rush for 1000, Billy. Green Bay 17, T_,. Bay 14-Mor< bays than the Hucbon. Th< lblrd best deferue in lbc NFC pitted apintl tbt I'CCQnd worst offerue. P~~:kers reach .j()(). H-0t1 lll, New Orleans 14-Tbc Oilers art vyins for a SO-SO scaoon. Bum's Boys artcrovelins in tb< basement. Bis Ocors• &Jvcs Earl a l<S$011 whik the rest of tht Saint• stand around and watoh. Nah,.. 31 . New York Giants 20-PhiUy just keeps roUins aloQa. Bi& Fttt nted new shoes. Anolbcr one of those Sunday afiert100a romp$. ClrooiMoll ~. Piwbur&b 23-The B/0'11>11< ed&ed tbc 49cn in a Jl.lK they didn"t deserve and Bradshaw lit up lbc scoroboard in Atlanta. J R bas a premonition that lbe Sledcrs can '1 pull it orr in the finallCCOnds. • Kallas O ly 19, Scattlo 13-Tbcll' teams art mirron in the true$! 5CDJ<-<Qet oppMites. Who would havo thought the Chiefs ...ould be 7 ... Certainly not !be Bear, May not be as close, even with Zorn. IWiioMft Sl . Louis 1?-Could the Corts finally win anolber pmd J r Ays tht Cards arc prime for an upoet after bcatin& Buffalo. For M okt McCormack '• sake, Itt'• bopt so. Ml&mi 31. ~ Yottl Jdi 11-Can Miami co 5C¥cn pmcs without a loss' You bet they can. Jcu are th< bolt~ team in fOotball. Should be 5COrcbcr any way you look at it. o.u..t Jl, San Die&o 23-Marc Wll5on is the differ~ bere. We Jeamed bow s usp<CI the Char&crs ar< on Monday noaht. Oaklud's Miami victory just may he•f Jlvcn the Raidm a lift. San F'ranci5CO 23, Lot A-cela It -The Rams ere on their way down. The 49cn art on tbrir ,.., up. San Fran bas a quanerb&ck. LA has no quarterback. Touchdown. 0... 17, WasboQ&ton 2.4-Thls u a pmt wonh Shyin& home f«. Always a squeaker. Bear lw a red.n& this one could 10 tbt Olbcr •ay. 1•. ewe.. s- n. MONDAY M • - a U , Atlanta 23-The Flalcons just can't rebound. No ~puts points on the boud u fasl 15 Kram<r. Atlanta does lbcir lmpr.,.IO<I or Alita Sclw:r. Fizzlr. Watoh that left jab, Ho•ard FA.Mt.. 29, O.UW. 11-0ur Canadian Conn«<.!"..!: ~-a II$ a trp OD !be C,irey Cup. Well, why notf Rcconl ro~m.!: tor lbc atitnoo. Warrea Moon to Kelly for be in thJJ one. We aot rob~. ,.,.'! to's. Hanulton sboulcl E'en •ithout a vanhy athlttic budger th< UB Royals dub bowling team has • continued to field a national caliber team . This fact proved no truer than after Monday ni&ht's conference contest btl ween the Buffalo keglers and tht Eric Community Colle&< team. The Royals went into the matoh ltading ECC by six points but by the timt lbc contest was over the Lady Kats had surpasKCI the $lim UB margin and estAblished a mini5CU1e two point advantqc . The Erie bowlers snared 20 of a possiblr 32 points Monday niaht to seal the victory. Karen Menes led the U B auack with. a 591 pinfall for threc: pmes with a bi$b same of nl. Menes, a nevocomcr to the team, was fillin& in for Pam Ootia who <host 111 remain o ut or the competition to coaoh the other women . "Everyone bowled well." Delia said . "Tht sirls.wcren 't dlscourqed because they re:~liu that Erie recruits and Altbou&b the Royals lost. the dose match followstbrec: weeks of stellar 6owlin& by th< team . Buffalo travelled to Wtst Virginia on Novcn1ber ( 1·8 to face II or the best tcamJ in th< country at the West Viralnia Invitational wh<r< the team earned second place in both lbt all~ls and team ncnt catqorjes. ECC ..on both titles. In lbc all· C\ents, UB dropped 2617 pins 10 Eric's 2647 and in the team event the~~~ ed&ed Buffalo by a 232 pons, 8191-7939. T he Royals' -i~rry Grimm finished .ocond in the Individual all-evmts competition with a. 1687 total for nine pmes and an or 187. "Lane conditins were decent," Delia 51id . " We didn't act a n atrocious shot like we hl\·e In .50mc houses." Buffalq linistir4 thtir No•tmber tournament schedult with the Bu ffalo 8o•lln& Proprietors Toumam(Dt 11 Thruway Lann 1aA .ukend. !: ~~ al}.-evc:ots ~JVI!i>OII, !be Royals were YICiinu o f a 27 -pin JQUetH out by rant pi- Penn Slatt and • one pin tquealt« by ECC. Bu ffalo &01 thdr revt~~~e o•er tilt Lady Kats in lbt team c>ent though. oud&iQ& Erie by nine pjns, but still finishina second to Ptno State. A t<>tal of 40 pins separated the three teams. "After lbc doubles (htld Saturday) we wcrc avtragina 909 pins a pme," Deli& eApl.;ned. "That's an avcrqe of about 181 a girl. After the ;naJes (Sunday), tbt alleys broke down. All our bo•lcrs throw lbt ball out and in so we started catching the head pin. Everybody had a harder time kcepina tht ball in the podr<t." For the toumty the Royals averqed around 172 a bowler. UB's ntll major tournament is the Monroe Invitational at RocheslCT 011 December S. -.4. ~"; FRIENDS OF THE UMVERSITY LIBRARIES SUNYAB BOOK SALE Room 415 Capen Hall AC Mon. & Tues. Nov. 23 & 24, 10 am - 8 pm Wed. Nov. 2!)!11 from 10 am · 5 pm FOR INFOIUfA 1'/0N CALL 636·2965 T o reae b rm. 4111 Cepen ttaU .,.., the Elev.tor lNS IOE the Undergnod. Lib.....,. ••era&< Ollioo ~ ~ Allah .._,-.., - y .... LWooo Ollloo ,_Y_.. ~ C........c-.!ol~ . 'J ~--·-··· ""'-'"''' �classified ads etc. CLASS,FtEOS ana ElO maybe eM~•' 'The Spectrum• otlk:e.lY.I'SQuJre HAll, MSC. Otflet: hovrl.&1e9 ! Ptyrnet~l , Noad.J -.111Detakenowrtnepnon.. •TtteS;peevum'"Hf\'Uthengftltoeditanyoopy. Ho rethtncn ...m.. to S p._m ~' ttvu Ft1e11y Dudllnes l i t M~y. 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A1f waivers must be done in person with: physical proof of alternate insurance. Any qu~stions concerning Health Insurance waivers, coverage or claims call 831-3284 or stop by 213 Michael Hall. Waivers will be taken from 9-5. New o(flce hours: Monday-fniir!d!!y 9am-5pm Friday 9 am-4:30pm l•urance cards are available for those who bave t.~~ ln;:.:rance. �l'f'Q""'.,... ....... HElOf.O ....,_.ll~ ~.._ ....... OIQ~ C:4il~i.HfiiOC...J•~ • .. ~~~ ...,~..,. ac.-~r.-. E• 7.30pll' 8MD ~e.nw.»t1 S.ll_, 10 OSCA.A DENIS .iO£Y Me !IMIN t1 's: toNI')' o_. -.o d!tf't lolfiOt'l I'W: lM* ..,., you aoon"' tii'ICI ffNI 0'1111 tNrt Tbt htt• ....,., • A#AimiDft FDA IWO' TO AU ZBT flllt0fttat5 lf"C tJnfit $15t«a t1 A~~taciONfton<t~' / ~.IOU-~'OUW(.~ mt. 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IEDADCit.tA\'.t.I..ASlE"'IIW)'I'IIIOI~ Q)MIO e~ ., F"A,U. ~lt$.1101'1111 IJOI'ID r tyPe ~.. • V.Iablf Reno,~ T~1-..er• '~l-doti1 ••~~No~my Open7am - t1pm S.....Dop oWMitl !MUte'.. : Ed . . . . t22ANftO I !I!MCP ...,, .no.,,.. ftOO M h(£010 hur~tlft•o . ptlleueblr w..,...,...,.,tei~••-.... T'IM~J41~-QII&e 8111_ U2~ CONORAOUL.ATIONS Zlll ~t t~Um 0111 --'"l"'oo t•o~~ttortWDf'lt,'iC ltllt'l"'uJ~t~7· 0t~ LAUNDRY- ~,. """'t-Pto.....,.I-Fdl, 1~, . . .Jok. . .,.,.. ~..,;7W6 ~0( frfE£0(0 to El)ol ~ t~ Hot-2• . . . QOOOto .... awt~•fOOCIWmOul-~ ""~~, _,.~ SIQnl...•"'; ftotc .,.bwtrt..... Mo)ellt, c.. RIDE= W4H'Tt0 10 COLUMSU$ o;tiO or *-'J' -~ ' ' llGI*'O.-o UW:7111- j �backpage;sports Colgate comeback rips Bull leers, 9·5 in opener D .... 8y JEFFREY R. THURSTON Sports Editor dn>ppinJI a 9-S dodslon in thdr home Wodn-.day tla< Colla~< Rod Raid<t$,lhe UB Bulls put fon)la pli>DtdJ'on lbat ~fl thetoarn With hi&b bopos for futuro - CODICSU:. Canyina 18 toia)'<r• on tbdr roster compar<d to 20 retumina lettcnnm for the: Rod R&idcrss. the Division II Bulls hdd tl>eir ground apinst tho Division I poworhouso. "We played •ith a Jf<al deal of int<nstty," juniot K.-dn Ki!lob said. "We made tbmt earn 0\'tryluin& they &01. This toarn sbowod plenty of dlarac:ter by oot bactin& down aallinst thorn.'· The Bulls .,...,...helmed Colpte in tho W'ly pan of tho pme as they built a 4-1 marlin on aoal by Knab. Rob Nuebereno-his rounh or the year and third eomln& off a po•orpJay~and IWO by junior Joe Hurley. However, Colpte r<1urnod with two unan5Wtrod&oals befor<th< period coodudrd. It was the two lase aoals that put momentum on the Red Raiders-' s:idt ~Cofaa:tc went on to score fi\'t unam~e:red aoals. After P<PI><rill& Ull,p>alt<nder Mark T<SOrioro with a Ru<ry sbots, Colaat< n<ltod the t)'ina aoal on a poworplay auempt. Senior winatr Dan Fridaen. who finished ll1e &am< "ith livo points-two goals and thrtt auists-il'litod the second ptriod rally with liis sixth soal in five pmeo. Minutes later Colgal< notthod a nother powerplay goal to Jive the Rod IWdcrs a load they would 00\tt rdinquish. J, was Ibm powerplly that killed us, •• No<hereno said. "They moved lh< poclc IU'OUnd really wdl.:' What held tht Bulls in the pme was the outstanding aoalltl\ding of T<SOri<to. Makina bls fnt stan for the Bulls, Tesoriero. a junior in bU third season with the dub fa<od Sl shou. Durlna the K<Oild period the UB netmindcr was tested most by the Colllt< sharp shooters. Colaate fired 27 shou on Testorlero, 2A of "hi<h, he '"''od • ..They aot a loc: or shots buc most or them were from the ouujde.••• Knab Aid. "None of the goals they got were (Tesoriero's) fault. He played a fanwtit: pme." Tcsoric:!"o comptimuucd his tearnmat~ for 1be success a,gainSI the hi&h powered Col&at< orr..... "I bad a clear view of the puck at all times," he <aid. "The defense kept the Cront cleat and th~ forwiU'ds kept bocltch«kina." (~ Col&at< Head Coach Torry SWer said of the UB goaltendtr, "He played a wper game. He made some Jll'eal saves that oep< his team tn l.he. came. The seore could have euily b«n IS or 50 to five.·· The Bull• rallied to <UI tbe defiCit 10 6-S oo a pn..erplay &oal by John Suct:sc and •ere &i\!Cn goldm opponunil~ 10 tie Ihe pme but came up empty. C.X..te'• Mitch Meealmon was peoalizod K\'en minutes for a hish stick infntdton, but the Bulls failed 10 capitaliu. "We tried to s<:or< immediately after they Sot the penalty," UB Head Coach John Mklder said. "What we $1\ould have done was VIOrk at them and force them into a miltake." WteP up CtJig•re plept In loS lou- Ovttallthe players were satisftod with their performantt apinSI Cotaate. "If""' play r\'<fY aam• the way we played toni&bt apinst Colgate ,.,. should have no problorns," Knab said. "Our theory now is to prepare for ev<ry aam• as if .... are playing Colpte. H BULL BITS-The Bulls sufftrod a total of tO penalties for 20 miNlt<S while Cola.ate was 1-aued (or 33 minutes on II penalties. • .Shots on was SI·ZB in fa,·or of the Rod RAiders . . .K.-.in Knab tallied one aoal and assisted on two otbe" for the Bulls. • . For Colllt< hi&h point gcHers other than Fridgcn wen: Denis La~S« and Steve Smith, each with a goal 3Jld two assists .• .The estimated attc:ndanct' ror the pme was 700. ••The Bulls next home pme is toni&bt apinst the Roeh<Ster InStitute of Technology (RIT) at Sabreland. . • Busos will be leavina from Main Smet, Go\'ernors and EUioou Tunnels at 6:4S p.m. to 1:00 p.m. and return around 10;30 p.m. &oal for the game ~~I f we play every game tlw! way we played tonight agaim Colgate we should have no problems. " -Kevin Koab Royals W dominate Daemen in opener, 53-34 ith tbe 14 member rOSter consisting or 10 rr..nmen,lhe UB..Womm's BaskethalltW'D set out on Tu-.day to open its season asalmt Daemen Col-~. Inexperience did not pro•~ to be a factor. however, as the Royals nailccl down a Sl-34 victory. "lljo. fr<shmen did very wdl," said coach Linda O'Donndl. "Althou&h they have little eolleat experienoe, mos1 of them came from good basketball proararns. They eould be a lillie bill<f, but they all play e•ceUent deren... " . Shelley Overstrom. a slanln& freshman guiU'd, contributed a .,..at deal to UB's victory. Her tou&b defensive play was the key 10 the Royal's shuuing down the Doanen attac:t. "Her ""«ution is sul)et ror JOOi<one who 11u not played ball," said O'Donndl. "She has good range, and her derirue will be a .,..at asset to us." UB. stanod orr in • m&n•tO•man ooveraa• but becauso or Oaemen"i lade of io.side .strena.th, the Royal$ went to a tone defense. "We kept their off<nstve &am< on the perfm<ter, and !hey hntl deal of trouble-.corlna," O'Donnell said. a.,..., T he Ro)'llls, althouah shOOfiDJ was somewhat flsht, had itttle trouble puuins in enou&h poinu to win. ForwiU'd Marlollljko, lod the toarn with IS points. She aiio pulled clown 21 rebow>ds, hdRina the Roylls to control the pace or the...,.., Gina CoUora, a junior forward, onrurlbutod Jt<OU)y by scorina tO poinll and haulin&. down IS rebounds. "OV<rOU, we out rebounded o_.en and that mode the dlfrcr....,.,," O'Dol>ndl added. One or the few UB problem• on Tu...tay was foul trouble u Senior center Marie Clemons wu removed ofter only 10 llllnutc:s. Frcshmut Patricia CTonin replaced her and tiii'M:d in a Ulisfactory peri'Oilii&DC>e, blodcina two key Jhou bt:'rone tiM: Royal$ hod taken control of t h e - · "Allbottab is nat one of the more onmpelllive teams - wtll (Ott this.....,.,, it Is nloe to &<I off to a good stan," O'Donnell said. "Wh<n we Mum from YICOllon, "" will have 10 race some pow<rfui11QI&Ids, such is Cortland, llroclrpon and o.men Osweao. Sb< noted that those institutions ..moffer more lietlous compt~illoa and more realistk tc:su and Aid that if the Royals ar• l·2 ones Occaub<r, they $llould be able to linisll prona and b<lttr lhdr ,_,.d of last season (9-11). "'I tllis ,....,, "-Q,'Donndl eondudod. hi•• 1 aood fedina about -&try 51.,.,, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). 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""' - Kabolh member Bob Hayden ,RELOCATION Although work has just started o n Harriman · libra , d isa reement has sprung up alrea~ bet-:veen Kabash and the administration By FREDERI<X E. PA RK Sp«f""" Sloff WnJtr lthollih work on the transformauon or Squire Hall into the Dental Sc~l facility and relocation or its oec:upants is just beginnina, a dispute has already arisen between the University administration and U•e student committee desianed to combat the,roblems inbCTent in the building's clos1na. Tile disaareement centers on the $36,000 rnove or the Squire Hall eafe~cria and the Rathskdler into Harriman Ubray, and Food and Vendina Service's eonstruc~ion effortS. In a Friday press.conferenc:e, Kabosh members Bob H ayden and Pe~..- Hirshman attacked this move because it has been itnplemented without its input or that or any Student aroup. "The thing we are complainina about is that we were not ajven the opportunity to sit down with Donald Hosie, (Director or Food and Vending SCrvke), and hash this plan out to make a rational decision with everybody affected involved," Hayden said. A such as storaae and rreeun in the basemmt. K~h rep<cseruatives would like to see the basement rernodded ~d opened as adduional table space, lea•iRB the louoae space on the second noor as is. Hirshman pointed tO the Brow$in& Library and Mmic Room, planned for placemeiu in the · basemmt o r Harriman, as another good reason to put the additional seating in the basement rather than the seoond noor. .Acoordina to Hosie, "the costs or addina ' necessary sprinkler and ventilating systems tO the basemmt was prohibitive." The eos1 of these systems, Hosie estimated, is about S70,000. "h's too dam bad-bow much it would cost to. put ·in those systems," Hayden said. "That should have been one or the delermining factors whm they decided to clese Squire HaU". A satellite unit, similar to those operalina in Capen H all and O'Brian Hall on Amherst, was proposed to handle the overOow from H arriman. Tbis. focility would be loated in Diefendorf Annex. "We have to have another satdlite operation to relieve the pressure-that will be on us in Harriman," Hosie said. Kabosh bas not decided if it •uppnns the sateUite H osie's plan calls for Squire ca\:ceria to be propnsal,but Hayden noted·there are more moved into the first and second noors or • a ppropriate places to place seatina. "renovated" Harriman Hall. Acoordina to Hosie, there will be a seating reduction from 1,100 to 370 " If we were given the opportunity to sit down witli Hosie and decide clearly what his fiaures seats in t~e new location. "I don 't know w~ere the represent, then we can make a well balanced studenu are going to go,·: revealed Hosie. decision as tO wbetber oc not we need to put a Kabosh ofnclals do not aaree with HPsie's satellite In Diefendorf Annelt," Hayden CJ<plained. seatl08 loss calculations. "We question the criteria "We may very well need to do that, but until we u.ed tO detmnioe the number of JellS 10 be put in are sure we need it, we are not aoina to ao arou.n d Harriman. We fed that it bas beeo und..- and over advecatiRB that we need. more space." ioOated to correspood with Hosie's way or The initial work on Harriman Hall began in tbinkina," Hayden said. October and is CJ<peeled to be completed by Hosie's plan would include a main dinina room on the first noor, additional table space on the J ana.•ry 2S, HCKie reponed. This work involves the movina or walls and doon and a m-.jor renovation second noor- to be convened from lounge space ' u ) Of plwubiOJ an6 d ,ectrlcal ly51ems. now oec:upyina that area- and support services • "T IK .. ork has aot to stop ... insisted H ayden . "h's got to stop and,..,... 101 to s11 do,.n and r..-.·aluate the v.hole S«nario. HOS>e has made the decision 011 his own and he has already 511ned the V.:'Ork on hb O~A--n.'• Hayden demanded the recognition or Kabosh and the quenion at-student participation in the plannin& or the closing of Squire Hall. "We don't want a union that i.s a rdlaurant," ~id HaydeA, "I fed that our credibility bas been established. We know what ,.e are talk.i ns about and know ..,.t space is available and .,..., know how to ao about clesianiRB these things. I tbinlr. that oo merit alone ,.e shoukl be respeeled and consulted by these people who are, after all, ~ng paid by slt>denu, · specifically Hosie." Hosie said that he aareed with Kabosh, but had little choice. " In the long run I would like to wori( with Kabosh, but now in the sho rt run , we have to have more space.'' he said. ••The movtio Amhtn:l and the relief this was expee~ed to give never materialited. Business went up 60 percent in Nonon Cafeteria and altbOI.IIb we expected a decrease in Squire, business went up 20 percent. " Aocordina to Hosie, space was not tloc only thioa lost in the move to Harriman Hall, but that also some jobs will be eliminated. No fuU-dme employees will be let JO, but some studmt employees will lose their jobs because there is no place to reassian them . Hoiie said he iJ hopeful that increased err.cleney in service and arranaement or the new unit wiU make up for the loss of "If tumover is areater we may not lose as much business. It all depends on how the saudeou cooperate," said Hosie. At present the Squire Cafeteria and RathskeUer serve over 4,000 students duriRB tbe lunch period from II :ltk.m. and 2 p.m . and take in about $33,000 per week. Acoordina to Hosie, " We Stand to lose from 40 to so percent o r our sales.•, sPa«. �in short.~campus Sex and the single student S.udmt ao•-.rnments .,;thin th< Florida ICit< unl\ltl1ity and c:ollq< •YJ'em are taltinaa »and -aa•nlf "mtc law bandil\1 ROle aid to any lnAitutioo which ~Dil't>lfOUp$ thO! ad.ocar< or r.....,rnm<l ta ou~ of mam• • and lhcy''< pined lht ba<kllll or tacuhy and admllUSinlors. , The law, bown u tht T!1111.-Bush Arnmdmmo. ,.,.. altad>td 10 lht SW< bu4a<l bill lui. sprina. '"llh lht lllltnl of boJuuni PY ICudtnl c:omdlutoonalny hu already t-1 1.1pbdd b) oat RaJ< c:oun, oo a~ by cht 1lll< education dcpanmtn~, and ,.iu undtrao SCT\!Uny by lht Aorida Supr<me Coun ill. .,.,..ps. '" No.a~~b<r. • The U of Souah Aorida .s1udcrn JO'ftnmrm d'dn't ,.·ajt for the ":oun'• dcc:ision, ho" "eVcr, before P*-""iQa 1 1tsolu1iOn ..ad,'OC:aliRJ and recommending sexual rclalions bctllltm pnson.s 00\ ma.mcd to cac:h Othft'." Slodeo.taovemmcnu 11 o1htr state tMl:itutiOn.s ha-. rollo•td suil. The purpooc or cht r..oluiiOfU, ..,s USF Sl..cknl Oo•n1ll11ttll Assoc:Auoo Prtsodcn< Km Richter, is 10 alt..ct pubbc11y and rally stadml> 10 fl&bl lht law. "We •"&Died to tdlsuodcnu cur 1his is I!Of a llcomo>aual ....,. b01 a COIUlitut_. issut-lhty'rt altaclona our flrll arnmdmcnt Selr. ~lkSfMM . .I/tf ffllfOt Antnon.,. M. hnVMaMtlllf f~tOt Thttt ol' apple: S•i1u:r-land 1J in an uproar over a claun by a S•rSS historian thai WjWam Tdl 11<\tr dod shoo! lUI apPI< off hi> ~~~..;., William TtU, tbc ka<1ld aocs. astooished Au»rWI a111honlo<S by pcrforsnll\& 1h0l (tal •ilh a cnmbo~ at 8 0 H~> aack ll>ootin& ..., 10 . . upri>u\1 on •tuch iucrland pm<d s.. ~~ Str~Jus lmto<ian Oolo•on claims lht famobar >tory JU$1 un~t true~ Ooknrnn d&J.mt \h.lt Tel did not ~ lhf lf'Pk: off""-·· head bul orr his daupo<r'\, tn a counlt)' "'here womm ,otlht "Dit '" 1971.lhat idr,a t.w~'t t.tltfna•oo well. The 1ov.n dc:rk in Tell's home town 11 aaJhna Oolo-in's claim "Sbc« Non~><nSA:."-IIER SAY. ~ICMtJA.nocl•t• -..~ ...... .,_,...., (4tfot 5aw)'tf1Aif OltKfOf ,_c-..._-~ El'"'" ~ h•twt.• AIICfloWO QloNCitr .nAnt«1~ Jedt litii!YlgfColltrfO'IIfllt... .-,...,. C K~lc1Conftib41tlttf' Jo!v>F-o/G,....,.t J4MC!9ft 8. b"'9~.tHetiH1I _.._.,..._ L~ut~ T ~~~,...e.tr•Mtr mark russell -Rllwni"""".._ CooM<oc>J-~ Ou~I•IMf W..tunc~on . , _ lht AWACS ""c-<hcy tnok do•.-n Cah'lll Coolodit'J pc>clr&ll 01 tht \\'lui< HovK and rq>la<td 11 ·~h a picrur< of Sbtok Yaroano. Be& clunl<$ in ""'"·" lOY'A t theht time USF' passed its raohutOn. gtJCknt k:adcn wu-cn't sure how 1~ admiptStt&tion would react. TM- SOA couJd ba''C b<m ~ic~td off campu$. IJuttad, the admlni<~raciOn is backilll lht audmt1 and reccruly obta.i.Md a rntrainma ord~ prt\·enting action~~~ SOA until the conslilulionality or the: Tnsk ~ Bu.sh Amendmc.nl is drtumintd. "We:'vc &OCien I lor of suppon rrom ltudtnll, Ca<ulty and the admlnillralion," 1.1~1 Richter. "This hu b<m a un1fyill& thiliJ." If 1ht Ia,. is uphdd, Ric:hcer •ould prefer Ihat 1 sho~wn be faced b> SOA rachts than a mWkf lfoup, such as a PY rial><> orpnu.aiiOn. "I think ...., can mWicr mort JUpporl and publoacy," bc says. ,_ -- .toM .c. l..aDIA~W£dftor l..atr.t That ol' apple ' Tht Whil< Houso dtnled !hat an~ dtals played a pan on lh< scn11on' vocn. Thr nul day 1hc Prc:sidnu partidpalcd m aht around-breakin& .......,.,Uo at 1h< lilt of the Roger )Cp$(0 H ydro<lcaric Ftdtral Dam in 10*1. ,....,,.. GorySI_ _,... _ __ Ur Ptcnod.tm tony a,.,_,a.rMnJc Franci-S Spect.f)rti'IHI 'J.,.,., ~ttpl!tr N. cantor!•••..• Mall• • • .JifnM P. Mwph~OMjll(tOif« J.an M-atlf'llMO'A """-,.,., tit . .,., _.._ SuaMel'locull- Then-off 10 Maule for lht dclbat- of lht WllboG> Cobcn Naroonal Park and Game Prom<, follo•ed b) tbc Wabtr Huddlt>loo Fed<ral Ofrocc Complu and cbc Huddlcoton Ftdtnl Tutl:cy Sanctuary in Ktnl~l -....Goolldh . ~- ,.-., .. -., .... s_..,..,._.T_ Auoei.IIIO ~ f~ NI'WifCNrC* Sl"(ficaae, Qol_e _ _ national Drafting women still possible The idea of drallin& women dld not die "'ilh lall •Prin&'$ SuP<~< Coun dcdsion which uphtld lh< prt$<01 all-male Stltcll\t Stnlcc ""'Jobo Jtoou who head$ lht •J.OOO-mcmb<r Na•-y j..apc, a a• dian or~ion •11i<h taka an onlts<SI on milituy iuucs...>-. his .,....,oat- AoD offocially support> "unowrsalnalional l<'fVr«" ! W - -'and ........... Rau ays !his IIO<dn•t nc.cosanly be: militiiY Ja'\itt but chat-in hil•-vrd~' 1.E'CS) man or wonaan o""a 1hcirfOUOtry JOmt kcnd er service~" / -fl,c in Big Horn, Wyom111a. hnmt of Stna101 Makom Wallop, .fhe rowns.peop~ av..ai1 the. conitrucaion of the twin 4QO.root ) brontt Cuff Lint.. of Gratitude. Tht other smaror (rom lUI ICalt, All<ft Sompson, ,.,.. ont of the lall..ninucr ...,u:ha-Ytfl\& ht •as forth< AWACS and hoP<S bc clicln•t offtnd any cbc 14 J.,.J>h peopk 6VUII m or W)om.in&-.. Service Unlled FMtwtH $yt101Ctttoa and tJnolt.O Pteu S~ndtcal• TIN SIJ«frtJm I$ repr. .enltd lor neUot'lal =~::~C::::'~J::.~~ ,,. arc.uwton ~ 20.\.00 ~ ,, ,.~Dr.,,. ~·"'-.1370a.-..SC lkllfOip.JU. • 011-H:Mito frM to the~, ~ltr,fllm•t Ofte CICIIPr- peqol' ~Student Health Insurance Offtc-=:J _Waiver l?eadline: Friday, November 20 All full time students (12 credits or more) and a11 . . foreign students -who have not waived their Health Insurance have been billed for the insurance. If you do not desire the Health lns_urance and wish to waive the insurance, t/1e waiver deadline is November 20. : . -. This is the absolute last deadline. All waivers must .be done in person with physical proof of alternate insurance. Ahy questions cqnceming Health Insurance waiuers, couerage or claims call 8:31-3284. or stop by 213 Michael H~ll. Watuers will be taken from 9-5. New office hours: Monday-Thursday Friday _ 9am-5pm Sam-4:30pm lnauranu cards are available for tho~ who have. the lneurance. 2&~~-~·~ --~--------~----------~----------~ �... Short st~ffed financial aid .o ffice faces GSL assault said, addtna thai thenumb<f or loans hu doubted Ln the la$1 two years nationwide. By SE;rH ALL£N !;p«Jfllm Srgfflllrlltr ~:"'.!:~~ ~~:;':;'~~~ rcsourccs" Sin« the dwl&a in the CiGarant«d Sllldeol Loan (CiSL) requir...,...,. llw took '' We~ suU takina in IS to 2S toan drea Oaob<t 1. the FinanaaJ Aid orr... appiiC&lions pa day. lbcturrwound ljme bu proeus<d ISO loan applicasoons, tS less than li>< busincss da)'l, .. Plunk<U accordin& 10 Student ; oao Coordinator caplllncd, noclna that ill Scptanba- it had Joann< Plunkctl. "Of thos<, vay f<W wou rt)«tcd outrl&bt." she said. "A small mutonty 1101 their loans reduct~~. Most people an: below lhe SlO.OOO ')utlinut m,.....y:• Plu.ol.<St added lhat Financial Aid _,ld h.a\oe to wait un1il next )-eat ta.beo 11 has a {JIIIKbool ftar 10 find OUI lhc fuU eff«t of lht .,.... rqulotiom. Becausc lht Financial Aid orr... hu a latter \Ol umt: Of :0.05 10 pi'OCCSS tbls )'car. il takcs lonacr to linbb <Kb one. Plunktll cime someone new IdS into potitical p<r yar. 100 appbao1ions pn day. "We do DO( hue she added, ·~o grind any additional ... rr:· out tk tnaeased volurM t example or a thana<. It can thanac cvay and social stelltity, which "'<r< not .coodition> untD last )U<. Plunktlt aplaincd. 1bt maximum • - d iJ Sl.lOO .·~oans:• Stn« Oclohcr I Financial Aid hu b<al requtrtd to perform a necd.s• tea-a time cons.um.mi.Qa ptOCtSS• ..-We are rl)i:ns to speed up offiC< pro«durt because of I he UICJca>cd numb<f or loans." she <aid. T'ht' amount a Student q\ll.lirte:S ror ctcpmds upon t family's cross income. tbt: COst of a )U< ol co!lqc, and oth<r forms or aid r«'tivtd-such· as ''eterans benelit.s- For a clcpcndMI student wath a poss family mcomt ovtr SlO.OOO, or an • indcptDdeot Jludcnt wilh • tncomt over SU,OOO. Plunkett added thai tht 1')\'mWCDl also cakUialts an ' 0upcctcd famDy rontribulioo.'' A Sludcnt is classir&<d "lnd<pcnd<nt.'' aca>rdin& 10 Pluoketl. only if lhc JludMt ti"'"' with thor _..... less shan sb. "Uks po: ycar, rcai,uless than $1000 in ••PpO" and wu not daimod .. a 11.1< exemption. sllc o;plainod. orr.,.... Prior 10 1978, tht &0\'<mm<nt r<qutrcd loan candida·cs lo liU OUI I (CiSL) N«ds T<SI Form, F'UIIncial Aid A.ssiuant Dircaor P11rick Ly<HU aplaincd. S.udeots ,.ilb a IJOSS family utCOmC o~r Sll,OOO required an "cxpeacd family consributioo," In ""'-nh<r 1978 the ~~oddlc 111<0111< Sludcnt A<sislan« Aa passal, Lyons said. "AI thai polru. aft) body c:ould 1'1 a loan. As the "'OCd Jl)ftad, pcoplc lOOk thtnl out tbey n«dcd lhan or .....,h., DO(." II u only sin« 1978 that ..there ba>e bcm prohlcrni" Lyons <l<Pialood notin& lhal many famaliu " i lh SIOO,OOO a )'at hcloan """""" ..-as JUst authoru:cd incomes tooL ou1 student loans. ''Theft is ror a:notbCJ fi\·t ycanthit sumt'M't. but 1hcy abu.. in the •YRcrn." L)OOns :wcnod. "lbt (CoQ&Tcu) can than&< it en)1imt, .. ntw.• law l1 an ••~t:rnPI 10 stem abuse by Plunkett said, ....,_ DtW la,.. arc an tiJ,htroina di.&•biliay rcquiremma.s. ·• ''T ------------~~~-, WINTER a SPRING BREAKS DON'T B E LEFT OUTI Join tOOO'o ol lludenlo lrom over 600 fepteunted untveflltiH. Soak up the sun 1hls Dec. & Jan. ln Ft. Laudenta l• .lmaglno Sit lor round Uip trenspor· lltlon and St11I0<7 nlghlldoluu oceanlront lodglng ond that's not all. tllete'a 1 ltH c.t r·e nt• l tnd ,,.. Dlan• r TKE PARTY rft ~~~ !!!"' ThursdaY, No,v. 19 : VODKA DRINKS 7Sc BEER & SHOT SPEC IALS 9pm - tf I Wotld ueural on fnclud«< wlrh etHry ~cklge} Or how abOut a w1nltr braak at I he studef\llkl waeatlon c.pUoiMounl Snow, Vermont. You'U have a fantastic lime on the slopos ana there's a a{I"'IroasbOrd of &pre's ski a.ctlviUes Including lree beer bathos, plua parties and a moonlight eros$ eovntry std outtno The price? It's an unbelievable .,,_. lcw condominium lod9l"9 0< 1114 lor hotol lodglng which lncluctes 5 breakiUtl and 5 a•nn~rs. A-ll rates includa 5 nlghlllooglft9 a"CC a 5 da~ hit llckot. S9f1"9 bNM? Yes we'wt 001 It, 10 ti'Mt WOf'tds most tamous . , Ooy)ona BNC/t. ll's onl~ 3 : r o und trip tran.spottatktn St04 fOf '1 nlgihta de ~front iod91n0· L.Ul year o.., 100.000 lhtdentf • • - on the 22 milO bfteh llt1P. why no• beCome sian ollt? Space II ltmilt<l · f1r1t eotnefS oet best hOlt~S & rooms. 'nd CAMPUS VACATION ASSOCIATIONS SNOWMESTER SKI WEEKS FLORIDA DAYTONA& FT. LAUp. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 0 FOR A B ROCH URE. R£ SERVAT10NS AND INFORMATION CALL YOUR ON CAMPUS REP: ' K AREN ABOUD 833-2401 OR CHE.CK YOUR SCHOO( IIULI.£TIN BOARDS. PEN Y0 U R EYES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ At The 2nd Annual / We olltr a <0011pl<t bnc o( pro<le<ts and i<nl<ou to 'ma kL )(lor 'Oinl<r In S.lalo .u. ltOtlbk we u pcmlbk. :3!5 ft\lllersport 10 Hwy. · 632-9533 y..,.. In 0t1r ;;=:!kin.' T'!"ln: .... - ·A"W ARENESS DAY Thursday~ Nov. 19 from 11 am -· 4 pm S. S.m.:. Call< AT.TENTION -i Students in the process of choosing a major or.changing \ majors Opportunities for Sociology Majors presented by t~e Department of Sociology Wednesday November 18, 1981 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Capen LcbPy -- - .·HAAS LOUNGE • .. tuti(\V>'· fe" LIVE \ MUSIC . INFORMATI.O N BOOTHS . Sponsored by The Anti-Rape Task Force·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji~ ll..-aiia.-...!:F~re~e~Ciio~~~.;o~~iii;MI=-"'"'_,.._ ........-~.···-----~·.·~-.-....... - .. ·~ ................... ·:=·~·~· ~..:~:~ :fi. li;;;;;;;;;;;iiiliiiii!!!iiiii . �Gaining a . . VOICe In· politics ' College students are beginning to nex their local politieal muscles, hoping to use thci.larae numbers to innucncc city, town and county d«i$ions that affect students. At the U of Maryland, the Student Government AssociatiOD, Residence Rail Association and Greek community are banding together to back two hand· p.icked Colleae Park City Council candidates dlosen from JS who respcmdtd to 'II student newspaper ad. /). Althou&h originally Jlopi"'J.c 10 bac:L full-ti~~!d9g!SN_..­ Cindidatcs, ...., rreside:nt Mark Siqd, 50'4·accepled a pan-time st udoot and a loeal businessman who is a / Marylan4 alumnus because they side with ~son • issues like improving safety • conditions on a bigbway nut campus, u~~&radin& the · downtown business area that Sludents frequent, and rt&htina proposed zoning changes that "ould limit the number of unrelated people allowed to occupy one residence.,SGA can't finance campaigns but can endorse candidates and provide "'anpower, said Siegel. It is.also trying to sign up • 2SO new student voters this fall -a •mall number on a campus or almost ~.000. but enoQ&b 10 affect council races in lbe tW~> dblriets nearest compus. " The main thin& is to sbow we're a str.... votiai:~t, so they'llllart tatifta us • seriously," said Scott Goldman, head of SGA's county and municipal affair$. Students are stiU awaiting a final decision oo a -en year. old suit brou&ht by pr~s UM und<tarad-cs apinsl the Collcte. Park City CouDcll for allepdly ~aile diilrii:LliJies to dilute the studeol voce•• 'i1iC ciieIsewreotly before tile Maryland Coun of Appeals. Howto~ ­ the real taste of beer at 17,ooo·feet , \ Six MoNThs ANd No STudENT LoAN ChEck IN SiGhT? ':1 ~-~ . ~ 111£ : . -co._,~ ~e:cer wlll ~open • Starting November 21, 1981 • Hertel ~TU~~;c;s-- 10 to 2 (Ideal for college s~ents & pr'?fessors) -.. - §.~p iat4t~~ PRCKfiiAM is - LoOidt.q full nvclons who HE hAviNG wm. Tilda STUdOIT LoANS. 'f yoa paoblEMS hAvE suc:h A ~Mtof!lEM," STop iN ThE CLSP Offia, J40 SouiRE--.. HAll. NEW ITEM: ~ ~ (.... eopyc.mer) foil fuaTIIBt MOIIMArioN, CAll GLSP Offia: 8J1-227J. 1SS2 f:fcMt1 Aw ~NV~ �,_ Wallflower Order GRUPO RAIZ Dance Collective · Latin American Song •th• rutaooic dtill.r of Ill• 6'0UP .-bf,.. lo ,.odacc .-pier hormonica of pi..m., I>H•I)(" City 00 • Hill, S...ta Cntt Album sales to help UB Music Department By ~OH N MALLETTE Spt<:trum Srqff Wrlr.r The UB Music Department will be l<ltins up a new >Chola,..hip sometime after winter root$• witb funds ral..O by WPiiO IOJFM , throuah sales of its "Home-Grown Album." Ac:oordina to S1ation rcprcientllivt. Harv Moore, sale1 are going well. ' 'It's been on sale r.incc: 1M summertime:.'' he said, oddina that "a couple of thousand'' albunu have been 30id 10 far. The Album is sold :u chc: suuion, Rcrord Theater alld Cavaga., lie said. The scholarllhip, "'hen cstabliihed, wtll be awarded on the basis or "'arious ~tcria 5C1. up by the Musk l)q)anmenc'a: S(holarship eommin~ . UB Director of Music Prosra.rru: Mike Burke said the criteria is l«hniquc, rhythm, tone qualhy and llqc Pfactl(C. R«<mmtndarions on the studeot'.s audition fonm, a)ooa with ltum of rtcOmmtndatic:m from thrir past mwic teadlcn, U( cons:tdcmt in cstabliJhina 1h~ crutria, be explained.. J Aa:onlin& to Burke. tbc icholan!Up is aYll11abk to all musical ilutrumen t'IC added, ncMin&that voi« ma,ors arc <1i1ibJe for tbc sc:holanlup. The ocher Cll<l')ri<s ill'< po.tnO, vrinp, and a combined catqory indudma "inds. brass and pc<..._. Music D<putmeot AssUtam to tbc Olainnan \\'illiam Wod>ob said that tb< scholarship must lim be appnwed by Stote Ulli~ty or 1'1.-.r York Friday, Nov. 20th at 8:00pm OSCAR MICHEAUX THEATER 3051 Bailey Ave. at Kensington TICKETS: $5 in adtJGnce $7 $3. 50 UB Students at UB T icket Office at the door majors. ..The 'iOicc is an instrument:• and the tkpartmcot is now a....runa approvol. Wod>ob said he was unsure how mud! money the deparuncnt would be catin&. but - e d "iD tbc od&hborhood of a coupk bf tttousand of A ~JGilable at FutiiJGI Ticket Office, UB & Buff State T icket Offi~e• C....poooo~ by: "-'"'"'-.,GSA. Iliad.-..;., c.a... I. a.t1 Stat• Uoloo ...,.._ c-.... dollars." The sc:holanhip .......Jd probably Ran ., around S151l. he speculated. w--.. .-,.. 8afloolo El SaJ~.- Solldari11 c-. w - , ............. c... as. u11 0..... & n-... 0..0. t - . GSA £U. " - P- Toioto1 Collqe, uu.u WlfY ,...,. • l otbc bqinnina. tbc ._,.f W®ld be put in an accounL wh<r< 11 """kl just cam interac, Wad>ob <'lplaincd. "Our intentoon "to basically •pend the inters C\"Cf'Y )'CU.•• be said. One doUar pc< every album 110ld would be put coward the fund by the station, be said. "It's a promotion, but it's a vuy thousluful promotoon," .said Wachob explaining that every year WPHD donates to oome orpnization and thi$ year they,thoUJbt it·would be nice: to donate to tbc lidd of music. This sc:holanhip oould .Jso possibly brioa-<n new mud<ians to the clq>artm<nt . Wadtob said that every year durlna its rc:eruitina period they prO'f'O,ise .scholatshjps to <leftain ~tudMIJ tO tncoUrl&t Ihem to come to UB. Wachob noted that the Music Oepanm<nt is walcina to hear from WPHO about the money and State approYal before anything more can he said about the sc:holarllhip. The WPHD scholarship wiU be plao<d, aooordlna to it value, amana the othe< Musie Oepanmcnt ~eholanhiP>. Studcms from a ranked li<t-which is formed by their auditions and vad ..-art then alvcn scholarships In order of their place in thi.s rankin a system, Bur'k t said. THEWH9 BOB~ · PINK FLOYD RUSH NfL YOlNi BARRY MAHILOW POLICE CARS ~ GENESIS BUY~ GRATEFlL DEAD ROOSTE'MRT BLACK SABBATH MCCARTNEY \1\NHALEN DAVID BOWIE -WIN 2FREE ROLUNG STONES TICKETS- Mail yow name and address. Your name wil be automat- ically placed on our CONCERT HOTLINE MAILING UST. Drawings will be announced and winners notified by mail. Drlnlc Specials FREE T·Shlrts ~·----------------------------~~--------------~~-..-t.·--~--------~74-.:::~--~-~~ �editorial · ·;;, ' Meet the Flintstones knoc:k some sense Into our "ploua" senators. America is nc.t going conservative, It's going neanderthal. In one swl>ol> move, the Seflate has endorMd ttl& return of prayet II\ ldlools and confti!Md e. e-ett Koop, a Philadelphia physician and an OlrtapOI<en DPPOI\elll of ebonlon, .s the US ....-geon general. • Although the prayer endof5ement would ha\'e flrtle pracHs:al application, it is a dangerous aymbollc_ gesture, f urther clouding lh8 relationship _ ......... n....,._Oourt ........, - - , . . . 11110 that organized WO!Wtlip In public .aooo1a Ia unconstitutional. And fran~ly. no CIIIIOinclne...,.... 11ee an.en ainca t he • c1ec1e1on. llblclt llllould c:Mn(le the hfllh c:ourts' cal8c:tlft _ _ "*'d. _ _ ..._..,_...,to bar the , . . . .. ,. • .... ~ . . . . . . . . . to .............. oUollanat.....-pf ---Ill echaaiL......... ..........,. . . . . -~ lhepubli<: ~) hie -ftlan the Senate ...,.utlon, ctelmlng tNt "all (1118 Senate Is doing) lalrwltlng t h e - a n d - vu-nments to produce ell _,. ot .....,.,._.ilutlonal prayer - programs." Fortunately, Weicker and his more • constitutionally conscious colleagues have 1 threatened to flllibuster the provision to deatll. Hopefully a lot o(constructive Senate hOI air will feed- Edito<: --to,.., . . ,• .,.,.,""' _ , .........._,. ... -"'"ltr"',.., . -.. ,.,. b _ , . . CommltfM;, tlw ProfouloMI. of lbe _,.,.._, ,.,.,,.and -- ol.,.,_ Jn the world.- Wo urge 11cu1ty• • .staff to ~nlze th1t - - Ia nor •n _ , ,.,..,_ o< h lo • ~UIIIOft •llllcllott • u l f - oy m•lllon• of _.,.r ", F01 r - - - t h o ProfeuiONI St•ll S<Moto &ecutfwe Committee HtWfMS . . . , . , , . to~rtk;t~lt In ''"' n•tlon·wlcM'Fa11 for 1 World Harvest ·~ncy, Ox· F -. ""lcll lo< •bour tony ,Nra hor I>Mn londlng ThJtd Wo<ld ~~ pt0j«t1, lllte agricllflurol - • - weror ryr~orns, elmotl or help/flfl peop/o , _ ~--· Mornfl,..ly, conlrlbullons 10 tiN Afrlun RM..t Pto/0Cf$ponrore<1 by en Ad-Hoo-IIW o l - ' * ' community WOII<Ing through UNICEF. m•r .,_ -o!lleiJ/8 Wo _,.flO~ ro /Oiflt~uund I Anterlcln• who •rhouf lood ..,, Ot part o/ """go _ , _ If end COfll 10 O~t·Fem or rile Alr,..n Aollol PrO/IIC1 """ Jd , ... 10011. Silftp/J tolf to enr _ , l i N I,.... c8ll. ~ - o r e - ol /11M - • oon , . , Then IJI'nfl rou' dOMtkHtl to Ox.·F•m, t1S Broathtey, .. JIGII, iliA llt111S; <>' to '"' - . J t r Colo>"'"'"- lo< UBF-IIort, 2tO w - . -r A - _,_,on -1(.·. . . . . . ---ca.mlllee NY 14tl4. With Koop's appointment end lhe growing gloundw-1 o1 ~~on C8pltol Hill, It Is disquieting, Indeed, to speculate about the Mure of progreaslve $0C)al programs. In America. Lust for the Lady So J..edy Diana ~ Is havlnQ a Child. So ... fiiOfllilog ehoUid temPor«tty "incllaposect• tn de1erenee to her social riiAk, isoi'rinfl bet ptOblame. so she gels to wear the latest In designer maternity wear. SO what? SUpj)oeedfy, Slly 01 knew what she was getting Into When she 8QCI!Pied Prlnc:e Chanes' proposal last February, bul did the media? Never have two people's lives been so chronicled as have the Prince and Princess ol Wales. Thei r every move Is Knrtinized by gossip columni sts from London to Sen Francisco. ...,_,or -...,...,.is saga. IU)'be lhe reason .America Is eo infatuated with the royal tamlly Is that we lack our own. We have a PT&Sident who ha.s a nutty daUgbter running for ~11'1Q. anOther INchlag on her '-lUy . _ to gain actlng roles, end an Older 110!' o f questionable hnanclal bed<ground. And there's Ronny Jr. He w~ Alneriee'a lest hope to catch a little bit of that royal ranamatau. But, liko Reaganomics, ware we let down. What did he go off and do-.loh...:ta ballet company, collabltated with an older woman, and then went and had a secret wadding. How unromantic, How ordinary. How cruel to lhe Ameri<:an ptess. Amy woula have never done that to us. Editor. Ox-ram day AJ.--. fluffelo, new surgeon oeneral, Koop has promised not use tne position to trumpet hiS ldeologiQf belief~- archaic anti-abortion stances and the "traditional role for women." A man of Koop's ultra· eon-live stature Is not the ideal candidate lo< tne nation's nurnbef one public healtll post. At first, it was fun. Hera was a storyboOk tale ot , two people falling head over heels In love, as billions watched on. Yet, everybody tho_u ghl lhe media blitz surrounding the royal lovebirds would end at the cOmax of their relationlhlp-the July wedding. It didn't. • Enough is enough already. Ho more Shy 01 meets the poor chimney ~·s daughter stories. We've had 11 wilh the documentaries on the Royal grandmum and her pulp artist eounterpalt, Balt>aJa Cartland. And the media knoWS - e lt can put another Princess Diana's roommates look•tor·love In NYPIRG's defense back ~n<>ftO IIJtrwghour 1M wtJI/d. Ho-. the appointment of Koop Is nol something that can as easily be reversed. As the In ,.tpoiiSO IO Or. Slggo/kow't /01101 In t~ 4 tsaw of '1M Spedtum, l.would lllte ro 1ddtWII my~elf to his cha1ge5 tMI New Yorlc Public lnrorosr Reuoi'CIJ Grr.up, Inc. (NYPIRG) do., nor b«Wflf U8 .studMt Jiffln lt.- Ulf of ntaiKHIOtY fHI . Hotlting Is lurthflf from the ttuth. Or. SIQQtlkow does not &Hm to re.tlftl '"'' •• • ellapttr 61 e Sro,.wJdO orgonlzellon, ..,.,, ol N'IPIFIG's UB ptO/Krr will hove e Stlr-JdO <>< up&toto IOQIS. o.g. ~,., rwglstrllk>n, nuciHr poWfK, auto Jnsur~ce. But to lntlll that lhl$e pro~IS do trOt fllve I k;lrlng upon ltudenllt/0 £s to lflno<o IM ltctthlllludenrr ere c#tlz.Mts o1 Hew vora State~ lloll of tM pro~ro tiN UB NYPIRG chopter Is , lnvotwd wHh do hare 1 direct lm~ct on out umpus oonatltu«tts. OUr ca.mpMgn#. to ptOYide mOlt equltab,. auto lnJuranH ,.,.,, wHthertz• off· c•mpulhomes, end t«Juce the /fWI ol toJtc• In , , . drlnklflfl ,..,., o,. of ~rtlc<Mr , _ . , _ to Bulfoto 11.-ra. 1 woulrl thlrJic thor Or. ~- would recognize tMt It Ia In • rufl«ff• lntetest to hl,.lo'Mtr ;q1.,.nce "'''· lOw« utility billa. a!KI t:IHner. ••Itt No_,_ .,,,.;, " Or. SIOfiOikotHiflf/1«1 out the NYPIRGJn ..stlgllloo of the Hartt York City Ttanslt Sytttm as •n • Jnapproprt•t• ln'~Htment of futtdL Vet. If he 'lffVt to nomlno tho -rop/rJ6.0.r;tf110UIN1 of UB's stllpopu,ltlon. he would lind th•t • qutrttlf of the studonll (24.5 ,arcen(} II.,. In tho New York tnttropoJJte.n .,..., so HYPIRG'r te.Uifeh Into that Issue I& lndHd ol stu<lent concern. In addition, Ot. Slggell(ow's lnl.,ence thlt VB'I funds provide th~ malrrllnenclng ot t/Jis tHoiect " ' un/ustlfMd IS Will. In tact. fundkJg lOt' tM Hew York Or)' t,.ns/1 ln~ltigltlon (aa wt111 ell otl'tflt pro/&et end still . _.,,. lor NYPIRG) It derived from tho contrlfwtionl ol MWWJIHn NYPIAG membM umptJHS acroa• the Stere.. shot whkh ere in New YorlrCiry. ( llror>gly Uf110 Or. SlflfiOikOW IO I'HVIfuflo hlr crltleol ottltudfltowvrlr NYPIFIG. NYPIFIG's com1Mmeftl 10 tlw J/gllro •nd nH<J• ol srudenJ• or us, •• well ' ' olhff c•mpus Chept..,& In Nrw YotA:. 11 dHII'f Ill P<O/ect&. I Wbuld IJopo U..r Or. S1gf101f1ow wiW IIIOt lOCI end llilthol ,....,dt hll claim• I bOUt N YPIRG in tM future. ,.,_In _.,u. Sunshine clarification Editor. 1 wish to c:orrect 1 seriout fJf'tOr imptl«< by Howard &own'.t oomm.nt1ln the •ntcteon Sunahln• HOI.FU In th• Alond•y.. Nov.ml»> 8 tnue of The Spectrum.. "''· Blown wu quoted n uy/ftlll~lt II SUnmJno Hou" torr lr• _,_.,oo (lly alllllltlnfl with ,,. Un/Vorol ry COun,.tlng S.tvlco~ tho "confldontl" llleo h• cl~t• would be compto'IJIMd beuuu the Unl.etflry Co<Jnullllg Cenror loi1HI by lite OMolott of St-OJiolra." . Tho UniHtalry Co<Jnullng s.rm:. Ia l u - by tho Olvl•lott of Srutlonr Allolro end. n Dhctw, 1,_, lo IN Vleo PrerJd"'t of St-1 Allotrt, Or. llldllrrl Slggolkow. He 11 In lull•uppon ol our pqllcy ol conlidentltlltr. whlci'J fS baud o.n prot•asJonll lttndotdr •r•rod Jn tho M!tllc:on PlycJ>otogleol Auoclotlon Ethical Princlptea ot PayChOtoglfll, Juno on ~~·- No 011•1t1s aCCNI to 1 atudent'l 1/Jas CHJ#eU tM lfutleot .a reqwsre. 1M .-tudWrt WhOM tiM Is Involved must gl~ writ/., ,.,1.,10tt to ltlslhtr couns•lor tor speclflc Jntormllion to 1» ,.,.,,lXI to • t p « i l lrMmw• c - "'~--·· ,,. oommltted to this •t•ndard. which receiVes the support and •dhtrtnce of the .ntlnt "'"of the Division of Stud«tt Affalrr. A./I'"" Dione Oolt, Pti.D. Unl..rslty Counsallng Se<vleo Dl•eetor �op-ed Beport: from Talber t l By MIKE FRAN CO SA Athlof/c Affairs DirecJor ow Yorl'l State and Alltka are the onf)' two 1t1tWin tho Un~n lhlt do not funa , lnlorcolleglate athleHee. The athletics prog•-em N undarwriHon lhrough 1 gram of $284,200 lrom th-e at UB 1a SIU<lont Association. The ~thletlca budget, guaranteed by a tour·yeat •or-• •llh the SA Sonoto,ls o...,_,t>¥ the SA OlteotOf ol Athi<!Uc Allalro Thto directorship one (OA.\j. Is olthO leul•tafllle pooltiOM wflhln the StUdenJ Asaoc:totlon. anc1 rot camu .,ilh n some ol the most 1111pot1ant aclmlhlttratlvo I~Jr~Qions t~at are pertOtmecl by 1 tllldei\L Thuo lurtCIIOnt con be rougllly Into lhtelwle;cclae_ Fltat,t~o ou,1o the duly aut-~ olllc:of ampo-td to appro.e ell athc.tlc """"""~"'.. on the otudenlo' behall. tn OddMion to OC!<Ying os the ••athletlclt.......,..' on a ~y~O<Say boola, 11M DAA olao -."ln o long to"" e&peclty thtougll hloll>er work wltb the men'a and "*On"'en'• llhletk:l dlrKtOCS"(u- wetl as the lnt'ermurll Ok'Ktor) In appr0¥ing the1f' yeaf'ly budgel requesto, With r0111rd to tho Club Sport budget, the OAA lullG-Uons as lhefr "lthletle dl,ectOf'" in lormu1atlng and administering tholf' eUooatlona. s.conc~, the OM ..,... as thO Student Asaoc:latlon's Official ll1.an lo 1?11 Unlverslty~l AthJetfcs AdmlnlsltltkM'I In Clark Hill Tho OAA momtalns"" opep lnd 11oM111 di&\Qguo with Ihi ClOt!< Hall Slall elthe< lnlo<molty, Of lh<OUOh thiiOtmat use ol the Athletic ~no""" Boarcl. ath~tlc ThhCI. the DM •• ea:peeled to act ~• the alucMnla' ath16Jlct ad~ocate, In hlalhe• attempts to fevl.,. end maintain let'K>ol splrtt through looreased fan aupporl a!'ld awaronost ol VB athelllcs s:tud.nl'slnvestment tn the athleHc drogram For .. Instance, I am presently wor1dng witb thl UB aamlnlstratlon ln our eflor111o obtaln a new outctronle 5COfObO&rd for Rotary Field. For those atl.tdtnla who With thO lut1CIIOQS ol the DAA btie4ty outlined, It WO'-!Id \ '""m approprllte to dlscusa exactly w·nat service• and activUiea art prea.ently avaHabie on.umpua.. The venit)' lthttde progf'am fletds the 11 fnen 1s- and t-ight WO(T*l'l ' " ' " ' that tepfHent UB on the tntercoUeglate .KetHJ 11'lne •••m• a.re constanuy se.arcttJng fOf mu"i-tac.eteo 10110- among the student I. Tho OM must also seorcn to< wayoto ,....,._I he activities available to ot"'*>ll. - juallly thO cannot flrd the dme to partlclpale In HI.00•1onQ Intramural .spons. t am att«npUng to ecned4.1~ mort two ana three day tournament e. 1am altO OfM" to any and au Kteas for Improvements on any pat1 Of l,he AlhteUc ptogram. ancs am seat~ tor good arw:~ \nnowttw . . . . to- ot...s.nta w~h ueeptlonol at~let"' t&lenL Th<I.St...s.nt Anoclallon, In Its olfons to atudentaltondance •t var1111 ~ts. provkleS extra buses tOt home toot ball - - h a s r_,uy ...,.,..., .,.,_tor thO homo ~ OIIIMI heiCI ill Salnlond. The U81nii0111U<OI ptogt&m is cet1alnly- Ol lhe mot1 CM p,ograms to imph!me(lt. Flnolty, tile OM flU IOf thO tut\lfll of U8 athl<!llcO. Tho DIYislon I ptopoultl>otls"""' altttng oi Prtsident Ke:ttet's e~• •t a~~ U\11 the Sludlnt Asaoc~atoon ~ . _ ,.. lJn<lor t1tos Olan. lhO atudenta nave • reos ctJaoU to_,,.. U8 - · P<OOtam uograded IO a lewelll>at matcneo thO OOG\P4'ehenllve and successful programs ol 111 kind 1n the SUNY iYalliiYt.'ll-~~,;:;:lon 10 ptO\IIdfl>g Unlwers•tY s aeaaemlc ~aUoq. and hM lhe potential of OIIOY..!Ing t h e - ··· """*'ary bur-l>¥ "'"'US<! ""oyo- -0 aott.. ulflelent within 10 ,..,.. Ou! reo! '-Is, ol COflfOO, ij;bn....-.....,...1 ho~nolng lor and we are con•tanl1y on 11\e & - ~latatlve olgna that tho Slate Ia willing to do thO ...oonatloaouea (Whl ~··art-Y tam Iller wllh), the lntramura• ptOQtatnJjl$0 tournament lin dilllfonl &ctlvitios Which rOQuho only a one. 1wo, 01 thtee day commitment. Tht C.ub Spon,rogtam consis-ts of teamt thtt do no1 oresonlly warr•nl varshy funding, or carmot achltvt VIIIil)' 6lltua. Oes.plte these handicaps, aome-(l,lub ttame taro u.rnendou..-, well on lliO alhlellc lleldt. and with on I)' aholllrlng budgets. manage to attract a toyaJ state athtetlcs, what vinuanr o'Vef'Y-ot...,.tete, but Ataaka ctoes. t nope 1n11 tt11s bfief overview ol thoetn.ltllo program ana tne SA OireetOf ol Alhletfc Allah a dutiH hoJprovided a vaJuable Insight to thoM 'tudonts wt.o • PfOO'""' ancltM pro<k>41Sly I<Mwlittle about !htrethlellct there•n c:;lUdetu AssocialiOC'\'s invol~oment DIRTY SrtEAKEAS By STElLA MEDINA rom'"" out .. limits"' m......, ~ - • - lrom olill\d - · nal!ll>urg<n,-- J o l lgn sUI>feme ••• lrom lf\1 mllrl\y.boll"""""* depths of lunacy ~u lltlfatu,. (ohocltly wrltlf111, petl)opa'l). a<>ertatn prodlgol writlf ollompta to rwtum to tltUuld In b6tlhllettlflto411o editor and thO peroonala ~.to ti>OM unentlghtoned) 8mldll c:o.r~~t, sul>llmo throats. ll'e F. pe_. ... d- the uuant column Ill. excleJms .. C*1arn oft·tle~PectKfed eGltor. Whlro've you boon? mind. Make it up, and makAI It gooc1. Got It? • RathOr dl~ttd, but not (don't tl>ey want me back?) I mollo mr woy to my ,_., pondenng the oltuatlon. I apy an olt.-<lrlnklng lrloncl, and. ahlnking nolhlno of my hterwy absent~ venture • hello. My friend, C!Nnkl. (oo o - l a f lib o , _ _ .-nlq<M.,., atolar~ormanc:e In 11M .-.y '"""' 11 11 hO nu mot The -aln Godl "*"'Y 11•• 11 rna. We haven't had a column tM..JnWng 1n a blg time.... ..y.. Make It gooa. 8el11guered by on th- demands on my literary per .One, I dOCklt to H8k out Whatever It is 11\at evoryone wl&hn me 10 proc;Juce onto lhe page, by nature If not by - -· But tl>lt la no Mfr- Whip. I ploU Stan. w-IOCM i<>lo<m me lhlt< hl>elltlla """ 24 -.ro ~II ln ..... lch to lloaa my mlnd.ol overy lnlonnatlCN>ol ttd-c.ll _,h ucovllllng and compose a -l>ol cyflliJhorYY. I ottampl to borgoln. +low about a OMlQIJhony lnatnd, I ul<'1 Olunl<o dOn oat kr>o• W!fot tbls meano; mr IOIIOf metoly glareo. 8oth or lhlrn "!old• U.otthlt t• CI.OOPtlOn" 41. not enougtl. Fof once. I am stuck.. tt Ia Ume to go on the column hunting trait. I, the Into..-• Wotbecl<. allY dripping horn hanoo juel ctOI!MO th.e Rio Grande. (Aotu•lly, I must con taos. lt't I*Mt a ,_ veata lfr'lce Utt ·•B!g Sw;u'')., steteotypk:ally clutchl.ng 1 .sup« hot taco tn one hlllO, sneakel'dad and aweatlhln~ clolhld, Ht out on the path oltn<>ttuly brilllonlc.otumn. Wltot lonor, Wh&UIII, ""'"' ~and '11")1"01'11 lhio meclloae mind lorwa•d. And lor w~at? Fa< thOielltlfal Hu1ha thll lay hidden in the cnire ot everyday contM- bur-..-l;te 011 lbls U8CIIIliiUI. ,_,Into-;,; you lhaeotrutha t h a t - - - that ot...,.ltuoh tont<s.oltlle"mind. lrviM thatlumo from behind • C:Uiblde m the sa.. trutht that out •• AU 1f\is thay want in 2.4 (b)' no.,., U"'at'• 2\) I'IQuta CH 1.... Wtlere con.l ff11(1 this ~lctoi1Mh7 I tmbetll on my ..,yoge- ''""•out tho Mlp o1 f.._a, 1-. Of.....,.. a TA. This •• voing to be an 011yuey, yoo, thl op1c NO& ot ~ the Wetbadl..._btJ.t tttta will be no s.c.-ocm ep4c. No, th1a •s ~tel lo-bo an~ atucly. • But -ugtuambUng. l bt. .l thO cold night Ok; I at tOll up the Unlvetslly av.onun Ill!>¥ acadlmi<: btllllanco and ahodowed by ominous threat.~ ot adfftW.laHIH~e retrlbulion (be., when one faJta ~attend elliS. one·a. gtadea. they are doomed).. I lurk. attempting to turprl.se Trulh at any,gfven moment: I am unMtn ana unnutd~ 1 GfMII.Siealthlly , _ Hoyeo Hall oncl manage 10 deltly ..,_ a rllbld--lrrel ol gatganiUOII porponlono I citele around to•onm Foster Hall - gau ot •ts <Wk gaptng hOles, at the c:rum1>11ng "'"""" hoaped in palu ot ungracoM - . I.get a C~<Atlnctly uneasy teetlng ot ocheroWCJf1dUnMS u if Foster •atches me -Mth numao oyea; 1 tool<-'*""""'~',_ my Jac:Mttd ....,.._ tor ,,. · - trqUUrel ~then bKI< lithO~- 0. FofiW. Maybe~- OOI _,Od, 1M thin romaln l>lcldenln what occalonltty 5Millto be empty IIYM. t"'thl thai f'emaln ctouded on ;a c;old mQfntng When I'OU woke Ul> ond lind yoursell noUiving 1<1th0 real b\11 (lfhM In a super-structure of SU"b-roahty, ol,clldH ao&kl. he •asn'l a Wetback. No meUM Wha4 the ~Od leflt and bars on Saturday n)ghts. "'lev took It all wilh him when he leU." -!d. consequenC8$. I 6ecide 10 leave. 'The nus morntng, belOfo dNdllne, my editor aslto, "Whero'a Ut0<1l Truth?' " There t10't any left on the US campus:• f answorocs. Sign Ot The Times By LINDA A. DOHERTY I I you aro ~ obou1 wnat to be t~anklut lat ne•t Thutad.tr, this might glYe you some loociiOf lhO\IOhl • • I 11 1.- # dHd Plpt9' "Yes' 'Why dlrllt dlo?' 'EwJfythlng thll ,,.., mull dlt' 'Why?' ~ 'So lilt woultt Ot prtelou$, Aohlt. Somolf1/og /hit If yours t~ ptecloua'". trom Mr N•m• '' Ash• l.ft' " It,,.,., Wheff ~ wu • lltlll (JOy, lbOtlt ftve years otd, hll grill\dlathOI died. Ho loOI<td OW< at 1>1e gran<lmOIIlo< ill\d oaw htr Wftnglng honda, hOI red ...eplng eyeo. "Gronclrna. 1 wont you to IMI bottw," he ulcllrt • c:hlkllll<e""'-· HI$ grlndmOihOI bent over nex1 to him. Grii!IPO ..-y weolc, an' took 'lm oomo f l o - WOI.IId that moko you leel bolttwT' he squoaltocl. Hit grtllldmOihOI nuggecl him tightly, o tiny grin sptOidlng acroat hOI toea. 011, he's auc:h a preclouo little bo)'lahe thOUOhl aalhe bllni\Od bAck a tear. '"i'll QO too." h• piped "Ill -.·co- But he nevet dkl. "look whit I have here, Tommr... she said to hlm .,._ day When M w11 15...lt'.S our I amity un. It goes f'JIIhl 1>ICl< to thO Q1C1 Country." took~CJ '0 ,. c yelh' r hi $l1d wlthotrt much lnternt. Ht at hla witch and squirmed im.patientlr In hls seat. Hit grandmotner •torted to •evealtales to him Ill •"That was your Ma on the phone_Your grandmother wu taket'l to the ho$9itaJ this art•noon .. G l~htt:t::::::t:,tOfne;-:.;::. ~:ro·~:.:~M macnlno. 1 wonder Whal.sbape ahe'a tn • "Honey, did my motMt soy Whit hopponed?" about fantestlc retatilfeS he nevOJ knew existed. When he She walked Into the den and Ut ctown ac,o.a from hla 1ntenupted h1a storyteiHng and s,eid, " Ult, Gral'dma. t desk. •lfhey th1nk it*a p.reny _,toua," .she aakJ towlr. ooua go. Baseball pl&etlce,"' h-e gave her a quiek peck on ......, He tookecs ati\Js papera and alghe<t. He t~ tda the cheek. " You can read II to me again. Whtl"' I drop by hands on the desk and slftd. "Tomorrow, you, me and the and hevo more time:· • kids win oo down and .see.ner-. There's nolthat moeh I But ho did. ha¥e do that be put ott," ••Grandma. lan' t she .something?'' he asked aa he But he never did • . . though 11 wouldn't have meoe 1 tugged at the tie on his tuxedo. difference anyway, .. •·YH, IM'a a nice girt," she nodOed, smiling. "As lono With time slreaks of gray creued "''hair. lie csrew hls u oho'o a good cool< and keel>$ the houso neat that'a all ooot tlglltly atoun<llllm to chiN out thO cold Novombor lhlt matton" llho c:h~ed. Wind. He lool<ed at the plot o~, then loo~td 11 thO "UI>I>uh.• make-ot\ilt map the grourvda had giYon hlrn. Ho ..You two neWlywed-s btttet stoP IIOIMiltne and ru awii*:S tne mottled <MN"grown ...... oft the atone meJ<e you • nlco dlnnor." ""'h his loot. Ho IOW1d lila grllldmoll>or. "SUio, Grondma. Hoy,- ooua 00 talt<lo oomo pooote He thOUOht ol the family troo thet ...,., unoxp\4lnecl.. 11 thlt thoro. 8ut we'll be oure to drop In, clon•t Ho thought o1 dln,....thlll bocauM hO -ry." lorgotto be tt>ore. Ho _ . . , ellt~o- hO wu But hO clld. too OU$Y toNy. Most o1 on, hO rerntrmbortd all the things neve. 1-- to an Many roars pautKI. He didn't- hla gr.-hOI that muct>. eJ!C>ePI lor • ,_ Obllgatory 1110111 on thO holklayo. He conaldertcl himMII 1 >ery but)' man. One oar thO ph<:>e rang. His wile •~swertd II lOt him. "Who waa tha•?" he asked her from hla prlvete work room. can '"'"cold hO mlde lime (Of boc:auoo hO lhOUOhtlhlly - • oo lmpot1ant, and reellzlng tl>ey _.,., WQflh muc:h ot a clomn onyway. "Someda y," hO mumbled to hlmlotl, loollng a lump In h~a throat, .. I'll for,.gf\ie myMJf."' But t\e never d~. 'fl~. 't(NoW;\w't'M• ~Ttl¥ilicir!:.n 't �feedback Thanksgiving thoughts Editor: PIRG response EOitor:. ust wHir a letter /rom RICI'Iard Siggelkow, Vlc;e.. Pre•-1 IO< S t - 1 AltoIn, OPPMre<l In The Spectrum. Hl$ #ettet was in ruponu to • Spectrum Nltor,.J wh•ch hetl rtOfed lh" ~ otlasr yH,..-: SA came c:lost to •lfectiYely removing NYPIRG's UB cl>opt"' during ,,.. Spring budg<>t,_., Or. ~ow tool< fuiJfl with whOt,.. - t . . . t to oe unfa'fl ctttloiMtvl thll fdltor~t He oonte(ldM tiNit rt»t crhK:iam " '' an under~ ,.suit of the SA "h•wlng doM their Job• ptO{Wrtr~" Bftklel m;.ittteqKtling lite ed#IOI;.,_wtfich WIS 1 M - IO _ , , octl thO I ~IY - • l l l r oon/IICII •t IM 1>0 . .41 " " rNr'• SAINYPIRG oonllict-Dr. Slgg«lkow hiS m1d1 1 sJgnlflc.tnr fHror when M ltllfiS IMI HYPtRG'& budget iS "lroUnd $30,1100 • Ouri:HI<Ig« lot lfllir•lll82 ls sl'flhllr OVff ,.,d«s ,,._SA., ,..,,,..,,igtJ... Atkle hom thlt, 01. Slggel4ow~slettet r11res two pomta thll I •oukl Nlfe to addrtu. First ol ' "• he C>Onlor>dl lhOI NYPIRG fi not o I•OCOIIy .,_Moblft OfP'!rliUtjOn Vel- eot~rr.ct wUh the SA ptMitlos lor annuelalldlra 1M o_th,r llrul information to be lubmittod..JQ ,_.~ and fl?e US ldtnini$trltlon 7hJ& ·1ft II! i~ltjc)n 10 me. .uru ol IIOCOI OC<;OUn/Obibly that NYPIAG ,..,.,, on borh Stare •nd t«J~Hal Mftls · - l y . I IHIIhot lite 1>01• ol CK. SlggtiAow"& ri/Scortl""l "Vl "!ling NYPIRG h .. nothlngiO rio Wllh "llsc.t ec<:oclntabillt'f, ... but rath., whethet 01 not HYPIRG Clf<HIId O.llrlelty Umrl..t lo ,,. UB t:#lmpus 1n rrs sCOH. CIHtfy, wh~ M •uswest' '"'' • NYPIRG llildt o1 the New YOI1f Cfry t"nsU ay&tem Is lflapfHOpliate, a llclc of urtdelltartdlng eboUt the SrateWidt nature of NYPIRG It conveyH. It almost •PPNfl . . If CK. Slgge/kowls IUQ{/Ostlng IhOI sru<ttnta '" Buftalo ctWid u,. ~ss about downstate pt001em1 /d(e the subway 6yJtem. Long IJ/and's pollutlid drlnkfflg witH, 01 NVPJRG 's IOrti/"Stlf'ldlng b&tt~ with the lndlln Point nuCiflr pow., taclllty. u ;~ oeyond dispute tnat some ol HYPIRG's ptOJ«U c:onoem r~t«nselws w illl issu.s 11111 , , . OIIIS#de lite bopndlr,.s of WHtttn New York.. One o1 the trlltlnttays of NYPIRG's aucceu in this Srare hu tevolvMJ IIOC/nd our t-olslatlve prfunc. ln Albany. NYPIRIJ•s lol>bylllg h. . resulted In IM poU0{/0 ol ewe~ 2S piKes ot oonsum.,. lfglslarion~ Incl uding Truth"--n·Testing, mtrlfuana docrlwunaUz.lllon. and tnt Plaln·lenguage-ln Contracts llw, to name 1 few. 1r 11 1/so b!Jyortd drspute lhll NVPIRG worts on ~~~ s.p«f/K:atfy g.u~r I to•erd stuc:Hnt uuere.s11 on the UB c.mpu1: .sUch-es. our home w.,ttteriutiott prQJtct, our e/loltl to rttorm~uto fn.sur;nce rlte.s. sl""-nt WJJ]t>p <~gttts. our compoign 10 ~.,Ih. lfn•nc~l/'t als.astrfWs"'construcuon of ,,. NHJe Milt Poitir It nuc'-•' powff p11n1. To odopl Ot. Slgget~ow's suggestion Ihot NYPIRG pigeonhole both IU /f$CII and prof«t "'JOUIC..$ e-xctuaiYety a1 the UB c.mpus wouk:l se~ cut our Hle-ttiWMSS; it not IO,.lly ertode rx~r n•turt. Oenroy our st~rewJde natu1e lnd NYPIRG becOmes • lot ' ' "· Mlybe Or. Slgge!kow would ar::upt tM.s. but J bf>l~ thar students 11 UB deS«Yt and ,,,,.,Ide mUCit more. lio~ber 11 ts the anmJ•' "'falf lor 1 Wotld Harvest" sponsoted by the Oxf•IJf org•nJuuon. Here ,, .school Frs ewlul/y ee1y lor u& to forger that there Is WOf/d hunger We h•~• llttl• ffOUbll gflliflg wMtfY« w-e •••nt or oeetJ to ut 1ttd,..,., M yt to worry ebout nttt me.11 Is coming ltom. The _,.,, our '"' .,,. developer/so tnot Pf'OPie In •~• United Srllet could try to begin to unde~sltnd. tor Just one day. what ,,., ''"' to go to b«1 flungry The ~'1 $Y &S" th•n 1;, 1 , "would'""" .spent on sent to 0¥11m robe :s,wm on • vaf~IV ot lood •kl food'"'' pro.!~';',!f.lld not tut our of guilt , tor thlt i:s 1 nogotlve emotion. one lhet Pf'OPio oulct ty .._.. lo mind~. We shoUld leal ~~rith • ..S«<St of hope, th•i tnt firtle wt dO on thlt dty Cf, aomthow help • taml ly to produce Jta. own Jood. 'We ou~r ro tftl gAd th4t lll"t' u n shire • "'-'•" , . , of 01/f .,,1 trh "''" those WfK) are len tortu,.te than ouratiYes. Ont week ~tore Thlnkaglvl.ng, • day wn•n meny o f u1 tend to ovetNt. Itt ua atop and,. tMnklul thtt rogethet w-. htre so m41Ch to S/JI,.. I>Aoffl mlotmarlon about the Odam otganlu tlon will be •~allab#e WMineldty" • llble In Sc(Ulrt cent« tou.npa. Oonttbnl •Iter the 1111 m•r M S:~t put ou1 ot tllllf ro· OdtmAmMk• 116 Broadwoy BOI(Q.n, AltSitchusttl$ 01116 Jean M. SUit¥-an Un1versf1'( atudenl WondyW- NYPIRG S1e1e Boerd Represent~Uve from UB w ~ '5'{ ~. 1\£ GOT IT! WE'U. G£f ~ (a«;.fERM cm>rf, WE'U. UR;FAVE 1llE v.wli 1'1.ANT. WE'U.IM'PriOiE a.R ~ ~ED.l£S,WKIRE ~ ~;lli£fU. ~ t.'M,ytEU J.IM1llt COOIIR'f H(JM5 ~IN!' TM, a science Edrtor. Sunshine plea Edflor. -try_,.,. '"Y 1would UJce to ~II rhe attention ol f>«<spttCIIYt ro lite loculty·rtudent fltti·IO{IOI~ ~- I>JI Ito. Sl-1 A lillY,_ ol IM Am....,.n ~(SAACS). SAACStll,. umHrgrtduatt cMmlstry clUb. Wt~ you to ollwr4 our lnlor,.,.l gothw/flfl on T y. Nowml* a-- 'o-- trom 4 F•"""Y ,_...,...,,,.--of-'""if'l 17 10 II p.trt. It> llw Ul1drfl. II wl/1 0. • unlqw 10 I n - wilh ,,. ,.,l.,ry /owlly octtlld• ,,. ond lo .,.., 01,.., -fatlY o_,a. I loo/! IOfW/Ifd. IO -'fill ,.,.,,,..,..< Stlldettll. look around you. What you m•y •t:P«t to bir here neMt """/might not. You the students are our auvpgle. fighting fM *J(Wr fntedom of oholol'. Whet~ we I IlK ollrftdom ol cllok» ,.._ liNt Of rite~~~~ to hive l'faUable an alt.,nate sou1oe ol ISSI&tanceln tlm.s ol contusion end trouble. Where • ltUdtnt cen come 1f1i/thcxlllear of being JudQed by -"/"'_.Ifill our .,,,.,_.. OUr 11WrJ olton 4 10 fKO'IId• thlt to,.,., by contlnuo/10ff evaluatfo.n. 1nd IWJirvctwlng- wf'en l'ltK»&sary. Now our Wst•noels IHing thruten«J. We call upon yof.l 10 , _ , _ your,_, ol cJtolw by oltowlflfl•upport lor SIHII/NM tloct,. by -'1~ olgnlllg our i»lltlon, wrhlfi{J 10 11w SIW..I A. .oc4tllon 0<. The s,.ctrum, or most l,.onontly /0/nlfi{J ur In our llrUIIfllo. Those _,o went to loin us cen obteln Information ;by calling we.,. Tbe chemistry is rig{. c"""""" _..a ,,. I'DJ-Ifi{J """'"""' Nowotd~Z:. onytlm• Nlck~12fl onytlm• --su" We mutt worfl togtthfr lot your frHdom ol Choice. 8 Tho_l..... ~.ll-1111 1 W'tl angered by some ol the false ctafmli made oy R8d S.hren.s In your lteturt article lboUt Tran.sOtfld«n• t lrtedttatlon (TAl) on Nowmw 9. One point made bt Mr. s.hr.,s. e TM Instructor. wu thtr TM 11 a JCienCe. Many of ttwlt ct1lms ate flr·lttch'IKI but tMJ on•.. without queatk>n. Is wrong A N.- Jm.y oourt ., 1gn rulftd 11101 ,,. TN method ot mediiII/on COUld nor IH o l - 10 •tf.ldentt in the State sclloo/t btCeua•lft • rellg#Jn end wof.lld vlo"lt the Firat Am.,.dment ol s~aratlon ol church arHJ ,,.,.. ... • ""'-notion .-1\flt>g • "mantra" which ' ' 1 one or two syllable word the perao(l repeats whf,. m«<ilatlng. Whit llr. &.hOMO lo//1 IO ,.,lion 1$ lhOI I~ Old*r to ,_,.,. your momro (1,.,. o.lflfl only 16, aH tot•lled, entl Hell Me a dW.Ct to • Hindu diety}, you mu1t olfer • gift on tn .,., to .-.r•l of th• cloulcot lllndu GodS. f"'OI"'" ,,,..,...,. 1 ,.,.IMC» Unlon~~Mtely, most TN,...,..,. <IOn'l motrlloto lhls Mtbotr.,IH>g•rpect o/ ,,. ptOflrom ofmply o.c.u. . lf dotsn'r draw cu1tomera,. . I 'fOndor llllohorloh/ Yoglkndws 1/101 his dlsclpltls •r• ••ring 1ueh rhMQ~? JIM $1MIJ Unt•or5ity Student ��UB ·Home. Ice -Hockey Ope~~rs ' . vs. Colgate Nov-. 18 • UB Wed. (Division I Power House) Fri. Nov. 20 • UB vs. R .I.T. Home games played at: . Sabreland 3385 Niagara Falls Blvd. I) Who Is Ita Praldont ol El Solvadcr? 21 Name Ita nudea<·po.<Ved Trtdont subrnarirw lounehed 14st Saturdoy. w• ..,.. Pac1 ...- was Ita ol mojOr ond nudear _..~, ti ......,.. . . ,_ •u• a .. 3) Which ' Bus Tickets ~alla~le : t Squi~e Ticke! Office 4) In v.tidl rwo ...-.~Nnts do 98 poranJ ol alii-a world's tamodoo occur> 5) \\11-ich IUIIO hu tht !Jat.St " - ' <itv.>~ion> 61 Namo Ita $bt North Adontie Treaty Cl.g,nz.ahOI\ INATO) nations v.tid1 ... hoY<! a clilfftftlt leocln on Januooy 1. 1982 than !hoy had lost yeM? 8) What Is tht capotal ol W~? , 9) Name al tht c:.nadion prOW>OeS 10) What 5Uite does R<publan Senator Mall< Hbdleld r~t? the maja caus.e ol death • 12) Who·ls the Secretary ol tht Tr...sury? 1 NnfW.L JO illlll~ "'11 Sl U'l!6ol! Pf"UUO IZl "t.L61 ()S8"81 L powJvp ..wqp tJl!<IH (1 1 'uo6a'l() SI""'"'JdaJ f'I"'JI"H '1JVW (01 'll!qWnfOJ ~<lll'9 !""' VUOCU'o' ' UV"""f.'IVl!SO$ 'OQOIIU"W 'OIJ111U() "*l*'b '>p!MSUNQ MON '"'llOS """N "fX1111SI PRMP]IOU\Id 'pU<'IPUnc>fMON""' ""'-'1110><1 01 ~ (6 tiu!WD«M J0 (lll!d" 8lfl '11UtDIIa<Q (8 ·oooz Mill "'l' il'l """"8lfl JO "'~aoo u"J Ill"' ~ IL UlS~I""P 000'001 00 Buses leave from Main St.; Gov. & Ellicott Tunnel betweer:- 6:45 • 7:00 R~turn around 10:30 Get your FREE season pass from 9am·- 3pm Room 113 Clark Hall. All you need is a valid UB-10. You can bring more than one valid 10. - ·" ~ hoY<! lui ...-.trd ol its canal? 11) According to lat.. t •tad•tlCI (1977), ..n.tls in the United Su.tes? ANSWERS 113 Clark Hall SOC each Game Time 7:30 na- 7} Aocordng oo Ita trgty ~ upon by Ita Wted Scata and Panama. .mot yeM ..;~~ tht Control American Zl:t JO ~ 'mil SN1 IUOWUJ0/\06 JO sa6IMp pqo.j o- sat"'S pouun "'11 flU" ·oouv,:~ "SJ'UI'l""'l"N "'P ''IJ1NIUOO 'w1'l!6pg 'aoa>JD 19 "UIJ!Uil "'11 IJIOIOlS tSM#iN aqt Si "l~j 0089 JO UO!IOI\OP IJt'OOJ V '!111'11 "opul!OJ (S ' t~ I# pw.,..,...... 'IIJON Ul mooo sopi\UOI p -.pJ>SOV Ul JO tii30J3d <I!MII.N (~ ·Mp.truos oo ~ SJ>IS<»>JCC .we~.... ~"" 000"001 (£ uo P"'P"""1 ...,. CWOI:I ·s·sn ~ 1c: "'P""""S 13 I" I~ "'!f"tliUUl(J uoop:lvN 11 .,~ "'po<plVW ~~vpJn~os 1\e UlB Depart.not oll\ea.tn &r Duce ,._.t --A Month in the Country-by loan TUl'Jleneu Directed by Want Williuuoa . C:,t10•1'hf'fl,....'\ .. -.•f'~~ I ~-H .MPIAN. TION"L CENTER LTO . Classes Begin GMAT • 11124 LSAT · 12/l6 1420 Millenport Hwy Wii -rilt. N.Y. 688-4012 7 ugntinental '\t\~· -..-NOVEMBER Stlt · Z2.d-......._, · s.a.Nar at I ,. - S..Ur at 3-,. [H FRANKL IN STREET · DUFFALO N.Y. Wed. Nov.11 Thura. NO'f. 11 Frl. Nov. :!0 C-enter 21 M(71618m~~; NE~ ~ VVAVE ERECTRONICS 4 The Fems ENEMIES The Elements Theatre Sat..Nov. 681 MA.IN STREET BUFFALO, NEW YORK.14203 MIXED DRINKS z ·FOR THE PRICE OF 1 TILL MIDNIGHT DRAFI' SCREWS AND MARYS 75¢ BOX OFFICE: 716/ 847-&480 soe �PANAMA By DAVID doUSI ~ lour months h.wt .-,td *>ot lhe death of Paniman!on !>tad of SOlo and ""'tary ~ 0mar Totrl<> Henea, ....., ..,. '*'!In a pi&M = crosh. ~ owr lhc past lour month.. lhc ....w.l!l and """'" ...,ich .... plag.>td neigllbor'r1g Atnorbn republics oppears 10 be cnepng lniO Duling TOfl1o'• 14 y<'MS of tron Nlo, vhlally .-y ""'*'ollie was rigidly eon~ IOOihtarlon rult instiltd order and lho Panamien populaoo.. ....., engagod In relallw),l ltw .._.,donory aclfvilies wbilo 1>t held lhe reigns ol poW<'!' lMder his guidance. Panama's military gowmmmt negoooaed "''"' lf!e Untied Slaaed and galMd control of the Panama Canal and the land ounoundlng It Ponama will not gain luB control of lhc canal untillhc l/041 2000. With Toni)<> gone there .,. 1111>• !hat the lnlrmal !!>.~allen In this Latin Amer1c:an noljon may Wo<sen !tar.,., T"""''' T onto's oucx:essor, Pretliilcnt Arislll<ks Rojo, Is regardtd as a ~ flgure~ad of the government One threat 10 RojO 15 Colonel Florenelo Florez. leadet of ~ National Guard. The pcmlbillty of a struggle between lhe!'l two men Is of grave conccm U> America becauso> of the Panama Canal's ~•logic lmponanoe 10 lhe US Navy In lhe event of a war. It appears the oountry's Communist Party It at12mpt!ng 10 capllalbo on lht political problems which • have ensued Slnoe lho death of Tontjo. They ""' l>ylng II) appeal 10 lht lower do.... by pledging II) cany out mudl netdtd social programs. Some evlclenoo which has !llrfactd doe. Rlggest !hal Motoow and Havana may be beltlnd the Communist push. U.S. Naus ond ~ R~ polnaed out !hat """'of lhe papulation are •nooncemed about !he Communist prestnot. NonetheiHs. Floroz is suplaous of lhe "'"> countries and Is kHping dose labs on thek ellorts 10 exomd thek k>,._.enoo In Panama For ~. • Russian au10 clealonhi> In Panama C.!y r:epo<ts au10 salu ol $575,000, ..;th a staff of 40 solarnen. Aa:oording 10 the magallne thew .................... rarely """"' Cubo maintains a supl<:lously largt ernbosl!y Iaroe of 85 diploma!> and lrCM!clans. The economy Is no beaor than the J)QIItleal ti.,.llon In Panama. Inflation has topped 15 -~and ~ Instability is spreading into this republic as Torrijo's death reverberates continues 10 me. Imported ilerm. espedoly go.solirw. art becoming ~more e.pen""" and harde. 101incl l>t prt>5PfroUS Canal Area is~ hard lmes as ....._ Adri>isniOfs. ._.~PanamanianS. h.wt laid-oil 50 percent of ~heir~ Thost paid OM·Ihird of~ "*'imum wago paid by .... lome tmployer. ~ Umled SlaiOS ~t Addltionaly, bme61> 10 ihost reortd 1\0\'C .bo bftn QJI sharply. This oa:un dt'Pilt ~ fact !hat ....soel use of ~ canal is up dghl percent"'"" the laslyear. ~ 10 Tmw ~ mud> of the """' has fallen 1n10 dlftl>'*; "Roods ""' bodly polhoitd. runways are owrgrown with .......ds, railrOaa b'ack,s are rid<ei!/.Educallonal and ......... 51afld.vds have also bftn lowtrtd, as ~u as food quality control The Panama Canal mllst also be modemi2led and tniar9td UIt I• 10 remain a vital ~ link. With the ships becoming larger 10 enhance their olllcioncy. lho canal is IWlding il inaoast>gly dilfioJIIIO aooommod,oto ~m. There are still rumors !hat a largor canal may be buUtin Columbia. just south of Panama. making ~ prosent conal oboolo.... Ot$1)118 the tce>nOmlc woes !hat have bestt this count>y of just unoo two mi1llon poople, there are bright 11>01> on the ho<1a>n which could be lhe T ,..,._"'9- makings of a boner Panama. The RojO government is invollled in encouraging outside Investment ReguJa!jons h.wt ta$0d-lhis lnck>dos fuU foreign ownership and lho absenot of lo<elgn """""- problems. Banks are ~ W<'loomtd, numbering 120 and banclllng $40 billion " y<>ar. This huge lii110Unt conlribuiOS 10 a healthy growth raae ol 811e peroenl annually lor Panama. 1'ho free 1nlde aone at lhe Atlantic. end ollhe P"""""' Conal Is an expanding area de$1)118 lhe ~msof the eoonomy. SolH. manulacturing. and warthoust operations total "'"" $4 billion annually. h many, lhe hopes ol ~ fu>.~re art no ~tolallon lor lht probltms !hat plague Panama today. One key 10 a renewtd ssabliry may be lht democratic: elections schedultd lor I 984, ~ In! In ~ two docada. • If lhe free elections go oil as planntd, then ..ol be reason lor hope.· lhe Now Y<><k r..-reomty ~ If no<. " It wll prove Panoma Is ,...a port ol ~ ouaal prolllems that are ,.....,_ , \("~I . r, tlvou!#> Central America.- «-=~===-========:::::::: S..T.A.G.E. and S.A.=============t pn :seot A MUSICAL FABLE OF BROADWAY Musi c And lyrics by: frAnk Loesser Book by: Jo Swertlng And Abe Burrows Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday November •9,10,11,12, / 1981 .. at the Katharine Cornell Theater SUNYAI, Amherst Campus All performances at 8 :00P.M. Tickets $3.00 • AVailAble At SquiJe HAll n~ket Offt~e And oat the Door * ,... Service c....... �Editor'• not~ Thc-/ollOtdnr 1.1.-o.t: •ubm.t $Mil, Chalmo<u• o/ IM UB BluphJ<Ic. l SAKHAROV "1'M arev~~Mat. •aalns t nudt•r • rm• p«f't'*l'~ The. timr l.t now. We a n"' pa11tve pardc(pant. g_lvlng tadl .. ppro• Sov"iet disside nt a ppeals for world peace and warns of nuclear threat ,l ~ 1llo feor and ck~MI """""""from Parodt f'IICI9C"ln!' t:t.olt ""'" Tht jollouMrg Is ond /omtd Sooi<t dis<idml Andul Sakhorovl "1'P""1 for W<XId r J?• ond rhe rhrMI of nudtor war ByANDREI SAKHAROV I In~ l>)llhe clos<d- ol thtsoclalbl -vi Is anOiher factor here. as I> tho """' """'- v.~ has tr<'ated ,n., cone<< ol • mllbtyln<h1s)ilal camplc>< ·011 both tho USSR and th• USA. There Is dso the dang« !hoi •mall, local oonf!ltlS will lnlo large...slabol~ All ol ll1oM fattor> 1ft opeBbng escala•• In"" ~·ed CIOI\!0tt ol global cmfntnlanon Moreol.'f:l, lhe n~r·clellrtw dillm!nas In ~heir sodali« wa.1d and tho Weso bod> histories, the pciS$<!SS po!C\IIIanltf$ lhat ina1las<l overv.Mmlng majOriry of people '" aUcountries wan1 p<'liCt. The R<QP1t ol the SeMel UniOn and d>e United Stares ate no ""aoplJCn Wor ,_,. suffering and ®•h rtw ~ou a1 ""'-'! ........ auoJey. ~-·-...· - powny, sldcnessdesb\JCto\. .. """' V."M has always """"· and !hot ts """' .....~ ol mUIIOrls o{ people who are .,Ill mournlng dll!ir dc!ad saw II In fl,.. IWO - v i - and In lho many · smoll" but no less auol wus of thlo ""'IW)I A lhord -vi ..'lll c:culd be .....,. more harnblo 1llo ~ of13.,.,., tens ol TNT ~tr411ed .,1o 40.00050.000 ~and nuclear clwgoo ,..... ...... the VI!IY ~stm« of mankind Of at kasl of dvQizatlon I bot- !hot the loodln al ..U of rodoy's otaleo cannoc ~· lhe po.sslonate ..;II 1o peace common 10 ........Ind. Gone- !he days of ~barons...... ~ wor proal of !heir d"ivalry and volar ~ limo afrer rlmo. lhdr peasants rumbly resowod ~heir rramplod flo!ds and rebu~r lheu bumedodco.un hurs. Today, bodl RHgon and Bt..mr--.s ~. alooe IMih ~ W*II ~ tar ~. !hot 11M<! ones. tar al lhr poq>leP~ Eor1h. Thls l s:'lllCII!r'!y~ Sui &It is exlnl0nlinar1ly .....,IJl>dlciOfY and ccmplcx To our our horror. rhcnt""' VI!IY facltn ...t.ooc lnl~- ""' ciintrolloble and ~ push the leaders al """"' states ~ dongorous acdono lha1 In-s lht enln wodd 10 the bmk of ~ Tho falw logic '""'""and main-"' .., 1he clangor 1llo USSR wos born undeJ tho bonner of v.orld CXIItlfTlUniSm bul. lo o s!gn1fleanl c~egr...... has lo$1 its ldedogbl fln>. Now the l2sic mood b rho posslYMy and lndilfl.'l"lllOf ol • poq>le Induced 10 dnnk. burdmed ond tJred by Ollll<lanl dUflcultirs AI tho samo nm... lhoy are a:mplelely loyaloo tho 5ou>('l v.•av olllfe. for aU II< loc::k of fu!edorn. and to otw rul<! ol the Comrmml$1 Party, wl>ich """"""'* ,. ...,.. as • one.ns~· als~ablboy and l"'<'tt (To a slgnlbnt ~ ""' i> preasoly ..~ lht ....... al • S\ljliXIOell dongoJ &"'" lhe West ts kepi artiflttAIIy healed ...,.J H.w,g losllh• long \'icW (lhe short-1orrn IAew "'""' """"" bul1ding prillale sum""" homos.), the Patty aulhol'tltf$ oontln<N lndllional R.,..ian goopclolics buo now on a -v~...ide bosls-raking advanlogo ollht onormcus resouroes ol a IOtallmlan syiiiMI•• .nlied and .tanted but ~ and alllS!stenl ~ bolh lnsklo the country and CUL 1.1 qulotly aU !he crocks In lhe WIISI and ornploys subwrslve ac:oivftles; to explolts the lnCreSed lflaug1 one-sldecl resouroes al Its """"""'~/ IO< ,_,..ll!S ......,.tr*ood dtariutlon. Ont '-' ""'tab~ the f9.aes en .,.awy expencituTeo ciled by SeMel~ lot !hey ... alv.oays tow.rail. In addition. lhe po!C\IIW!des ol lht SoY\et economic iySICITI .U.., ((I( 0 )z1le and unconlnl&d redlsllibulton al rescut<a end ....., 10 O'Uie armaments 1Mihou1 ~ anyd*>g tar lhom (bul ,..,..... there is no COIIOn or .,_, In lhe skiiG; ..........,, It Is on lluSion 10 lhlnk !hal rhls 10 allY 6e!Jee impodes ScMtt mlll!ary developmono or causes any apcn disbJtbonco.s ol any ~ficanco """"'!! the populace. especially In • atunrry which has ' - ' poriodlcalty stncken by ran.. rhrou!#lout llS ltitary but~ """' has hod Anolhor fisk lod<lr Is lht strugglo.tar lnCIUMIIIII)hem al none for .-.! clocados). Ontam a1 So..iot lorttJ~ policy lnt\Mroor. Such·~-­ tab plaot because of an ononoous Is the disorgarU.atlon and UI>Cimtanding ollho prot,lom ol lntlmldarlon al the Wool, lhe s«urrly. , . , Is ttue bod> fO< the exploi10110n ol the Wes(s USSR and the USA. but mort l«hnccog!caa and. cccnomlc olrcn !han 1101 expansiOn OCC:UrJ oesouroes ..toile thro>ten!ng rt \Mih because oflht !abe and dongoraus rcdu!ls. AI lhls pl.¥ng wllh ln. mcssllnis'!) oflht USSR. lhe ~ ol v.>hlch was the 11og1c owmed lrUorimnco 1n lho allan of error ol ~ Afgwristan • lhe ............ In .,.,.·• .,..,.., (lho (v.here ltv lhljorily is "'"" USSR"•~ u dx>se.,...,...... """" ~ fotdblo - •o chosen lhe polh ol ...tarm. lo a tho sodolist '·""· may ....... tonlld """" moll dongoJous action. ont "*'lch ru. 10 the abs<ru ol >Odal roqulred 10 fad<X ~ 1-Gnciors lhe noce..ary and refonns. 0 11m spe.'lklng here of the P<>""" of lt. Corrvrlrist Porty In the SoWn Union. bul there are Olher eu•mplos ....-nprarn~ses . ....., ""'*"""" "'*' deoltOJI' lht mosl Wnporlonl foundations oflnoernallcMl """' the octiOrl• ol our ioad(Js and lhe nearly fullY clos<d nature of our ....tlons and inlfmaltonal SOCIOty. •upcrpowtr r ace toward atltUr•d du ul_M ctlwe onlooluu Ia to mat.e bv defau U de<Saloo that your \IOtCo• will be ••~ Pf"'CtU• tlwftforc. what you hP«ft W" The HokK.eut ln Nui Get.a .. 1-. an 1 We a N dtlftu of U.. world, Ill• oh& wtlh aoay, DOt Jvot ot.hu peepl-. b.o1 v nature haa provkled. • pla ce. to 11\lt &.rrl llvlnt tMD. .. plaole a nd antmah:, rk b 1 form. You. fellow dUnn, and I have dl poo~W«t lnhere:ntl.n audt ar malt-enerSY and heve tran•l•t" thla into lm,plftnu loc:omprchea•l'ble dutructlon. We caor lM ,,_ to .. ,.,..... lht• <Aipoblllly. Bu forward to ra.soa that II nnft01 tw utll of M.Ultas oar •nlq•e:ly ho•an t'OaOkt r«eetJtlze: tha.t the aDdur ._. hu prot the adol~ of hu•an ealitance lo aduh re~o.SbUICy . W• mull a cc«pt tt rupon.tlblllty. We all want Mothttr E._r - o~the'1rlinn0ny01 natural procesr DVfl' p.a.-t eou. We ID~t not>brea'- the: life cotutnual. We IDU.l ool brHCh ltw oudur •oa-v:till:z:aUon bullt up 0\~ t.b 60l .,..._.. wit h. • aiiD:I-1« "'difft\01\t:tnt'oa. Wtt nu&..t t:bu-dore.. lltlnlr a bout the- u mu• t not a YOld It or be ovmbed bv lls .: horTor. To do so t1 to acllw.ly dKSde d poaltktn tot-tbu with all of It• coni-eqt a ceeptable . We. mutt tran•laut i"uch sci def. .ll..,> loto o loud " I WANT TO UV ct·ute • P:.,beJ dtmate lo wblch the ad a..c:le-ar • .,.., coatr-ol a.re no IOft!~r the otrlol. . for tbeldollotlc lm.,.....ble. So. let pou reatoaed thouthls be: \.'0 that uo&ce be- hurd. lJ lt1s ClOnftd~nct ~ ...ure vou tbal SIO\f are .omebodv. • ft whom I know wanU t o llw, wanb ill pta for your ch.lldrat and your daUdr e:n's d children. If 11 b coavletfon you l.ack, lei you rod aDd ds.ut the a GClOmpanylog b«<nt reprinftd haodo: o\n A- I by A a ad an addrna blJ Georg« F. K~Nn d occ u loe of •~ctplbos the Albert Eln.,• That. ru-ead .tt..l ,ou ba\.'e Nfl re• d· 1 Your rupooeeltl the fofWI of an opa pereoaal ClOIDa:t..rucadon It wtt.lcomt 4 ~~:3--------~=· Fe>Mgn rodio bro.>dcaslS ,... bolng jammed again. Gb"" (lhe ~llw. !()().pogo hst ol fotblddon IOpia, !rO<n statislics "" 6lcchol ~ 10 any I!Wltlon al Sllllln's atmos The...,.,... al tounsls &om lhe USSR 9<*>11 abroocf is Ieos !han !hat ol b1dt Dorlmark, and. Ilk• our oourtsts abroad. I~ ooc are doprtved of the oppcnunlty ol speal<lng lrody wllh P<JI'II)Io. Again repressiOns or• being stopped up agalnst lhoo«..., defend the rlghlS ol "-1om ollnlonnallon and lre<dcm al Tho names ol Talyana v~ Yuri Otlov. Se911 Kovalev and Ana~ $hd\oransky haw beoO<nt ~ of !hose lfllltsslons. And ..,....,, v.'ll t _ . tomcrrow? At lhe same tone, lhe W..r lo uttsly dMded end jlbatl<tlc-wh!ch canshlllles bod> Its mong!h and '" """""""'t. ~ In opposing 101olitarian oxpanslorL How easDy SoYiet propaganda la...-.:llo!s mass. one-sided campaigns llgllinsl rite placomenl or 1\medc:on rooke!l (only!J In Europe-and this at a dmo! when on obvious disturbance ol mlitary equi1blurn has ocx:urred In lhal port al lhe -vi and lhor lncbloo the ltillar« ol nucloiwrockelS. F,tquondy, Weso.m lnlelocluals, when~ OUI ogalnst lhe arms 111Cle-lls4!!f • .....,..""Y ~"' dc>-lbke • one-sided position ~ fails 10 tab the reolitles lnlo account, an ollltude oarnpounded by lhe anK·Amerlcitm f~ olmaJ111 Europeans. ~ olt.r> buolness (lor lhe S3ke of quick profits) and the prus (IO< !he Mke olsensal!onalism. c:heac> popularily, cln:ulatlan) .,.... _ ... lnNII;genl ~lees. enerwl and lcnl!r"t polic:ios. AI llmt$. .., gm !he lmpres$IOn rhatll lhe Wut wore~ •• mar. It CXIoJid be taken by lhe lola1ilarian snlf9sb v.1ltt lhe!t bare hands. Aaually diat is ""' lhe .,..., but why creo~e the lomptadon? Continuous 1nause of nuclear ~!nor 1t1 Europe lrono Sovlto modernized medium-raogoc mlssllos and. In t O$ponH to·l~ statlonlnjj of ,_ ballistic ond cruise missiles planned by NATO""""""' one ollhe rnojor mllnory-polilic8l problem$ <JIII!C<Inl _.. Undoubledly this problom cart onlv bt scNed ~ tXtalef and "'""'-""Y cf lhe USSR aro dmlrtaled. and lhe West a l.t!lllled and tudy 10 ~ ,..,.,.sary . ............... and 01 the ....... limo ts ....ly 10 ~ Whao shoUld the USA and lhe USSR~•· p!.'Cllllo. press-<lo to pres«ve ~? To bt quito b<lci, rhcy tmsl ~ the risk IIICI<II"5 "'' lhe!t mulual •SA~HAROV pege H �bmiUt.d by Fred o 0f'pOttment~ ttr~ amUtU are •II n a.o longn be. IJ,..,.'"II I o a ~uuctlon,, To bt an auh Lh~ aC1t\.!4t pol ley t you ... ., wc:ll ,.,..,... "' w l ea. an historic ese• .p le . sMre our plaNI at a1tb a_U tNt: --·D - elila bull19 aad ~ di....,......dW Wm' traJUformattoft!l e«ftu ror :IDIIOI lUTD bed& Bert ""'- cao .ow. ,....tfor lkU. W~ awst propelled ut beyood ~ lato the domaln of 11 th ls Earth to cooUauc 10 ceut• •chJeowd th~ DNA tluad of til« thru hold of ' the p. .t 36 ve•r•l 1on.,. e. unthtnkabJe. We ta unparaUeiH e. tba t Ihe ,fnaetlvt ~qu encr• are odf.fulfllll"tt UVE." We muat odtiOCOlu or tb•dlm dm ta ""l<ed, Aod let cc.vou lack. 'd e e. a fe.Uow dtl.l.n plaa: lo the sun • chOdren' a let me u k that i&a twO .,._. "' Anclrd Sa ~ba rov a dtll~ed oo the •ado Puce Prb e,. 1. "Tluokpoe. paaleuuor ollhosoo a<Mnaries, no """ oould dony. I thrit, thot the · 5cMot "''""""'· -'*'!! owr ~ miliao - one! lhrAmtriawl dosoruc•"" _.... ollhr Htoshrmo bomb, ""' .....,ly '-sliealy redundanl 10 l h e - in questicn. If lhr ..,.,. r&ow propomons ..,... 10 bo pr....wd. ~ wollns lhon twmJy3ollhosoo srodc$ wwld ~ suflity lor lhr ~ c:onteptt ol di!tmmre"' as between the """' .....-· - •a rolattan to lllll' ol thok olhor _....,.,.... rhol-howl>ii!nsom~ .. IOmJe upon the I1IJdeM path Whal<!\..,.. thoor susp;ciom o1 each othe, !bee can be no"""""' on the po11 o1 lho5e two goo.-.mments lor holding. ~.... bglin>l each othe one! pol.5ed In a >ense bgCOinst the ........., nor1hem hemlspho!~. quMrttlOs oltl>ose W<'<lf'OI'! ... llliStly In eJC<esS ol any rat><>naland deonor»troblo r~tren:wntt How houe v.oe got ~into thi• dangor011> mess? lo1 us not confuse the q.,..tion by blaming It all on ow $o;.iel .,.Jv.....ne.. They have, Ql course. thclr share of the blall'IC, and not kms1 •n their caval~' dimU>Al ol the &roch Plan so mall)l )<'MS ago They too have """"'their mistakes; one! I should Ill' lho last lo deny fl But we must n.>nlCI11bot thai 11 has .,..., W<! Ameri<:ans who. at almost '"""'~stop ol the road. ..... tak... the lead In the daYr!lopmcnt ol thl• .., "' """'JIflfY- It was we who "'"' prO<lucl>d and t .. tod such a devia>, we who - • the first to rais<! us destruc:tlvmess to a . - lo\-.!1 't'lh the hydtog,-. bomb: we ~ lnll~ the inuhOplo WAIIICOCI. "" ~have dochned '""""~ '"' ""'~­ olthe pmciple ol•fir>l ""''and we olono. 10 hdp '" God. u.bo bo\oe used the .....,""" In onger .,nst ochers, one! .;g...,., 14'nS ollhou.....di ol hciples• non CD'I>batanl$ •• !hal. I !mow that reasono """" olfl'roo '"' some ol tile<# c!Wng>_I know !hat <>then ~ have taken this sort ol ·a '-1. hod"" not dono so. But lot us not 1n tho face ol this reoxd. so Jpst> ...........,. 11 self r~!tttoousoess and Jwoc:riov M 10 forgot ""' ""'" """"""' o1 complicity In aeaiing'the sirua-. we ,..,. today. tJttdUnotlhr Whctii~lhen unotQifOI'In ...., Editor's ,.,., ~~_,. .... pr-..~ by noud ~ tJttd""""""' George F. ~ on the occos1on of IU r«eiiring the AJbet flnstdn P<aee Prtz.Jn Mav of 1981 fi ls ,.,nnt«i from Easi/Wes1 Ovdook. ._oo WICkedness ol o.or """"""""· !hal hos bro.~!# us to this pa55? .I The....-, I think, is deaf. hIS prvnarily the"""" mcmonlllm. lhe indopendent mcrnontum, ol tlw weapons ' """ llse!l-the compulsions !hat ariw and tak~ chctgo ol !J'&l when thoy ...,., upon • ~lion IMlh """" othe In ""' building up ol major ..,.,.,.,...,.. of any 50ft. 1lu is.nothlng , __ I am a diplomat!< lutorion. I ser!lis.....,. ~ ~yfng ll$ foteful pott ln the relations among 1he !JUt W.apeen ~"""""' as much "' a C0111UJY ago. I see this <XImpetitlve bullcl up ol """""""'" a>neeiVed lnillally as a ITOWI5 to on end but soon becoming the end uself. I see i1 taking pooses•ion of men's lmogjnollan and behovlor, beccmlng • Ioree ;n ils own tight, det.>chlng usdl from Jhe political dill....,..,. thotlnlllally ln<plred II and th<n leading both parlies, lnvMably and lnm<OR!flly, to the war they no longer know how to all<l4d. This Is a species olfbcation, brewed a.t ol ITIOII)I ~ts,. lllcre a~ fears, re:5el"'tmerns, nadonal pride, personal pdde.. TherO. are mlsrcadings of the , ac!Yrz...,Ys lntentlons--$Oitllllmes """" the rd uw to oonsiclet lhom at an. There Is the tendoncy ol N1ional communllios 10 idoalize thems<!ws ~ 10 dohuman!u the Them Is the blinkertd. narrow vision of lhe prolessional militaJy planner, one! hi< tendoncy to make war ineY!table by Msuning Its ineY!tablllty. Tossed l<lgelhes-, these form a _...., brew. The.y ~ tlw '-s ~ t1w 1ll'llblllons of men. Thoy seize the paltcles of gooemmonts ~ ......., lhom orounc! ll<e flees bofore tho .....,..._ Is It posstie 10 bn!lll< out ol INs chonnod ~ -.s drcle? It Is scbelng oo ~ thai no one. atlrasl to~~ has !1ft dono so. 8ul no orw, lor thot malki. has evo< boon 1MB! WW. IUdt 9""l catastrophe.. such ....,.,._ catastrophe, at the end ol the .... om.rs, In ....... dar:ados. could be!uddlo themselo.tes v.ilh ol ~ collod "vldary." Wo. perhaps. fortuna~. are dorWid INs seductlw proopec~. w~ hM.<e ~<>-breioltout ol the c:Rio We haw no ollwr clm>t. _...,L .__...,IS H---todoit? I nmt oanless !hat I ..,. no fl06$iblltdes ol doir1g INs by """"" ol clscuSstcm along lhe linu ol no:golietlons thot hc~ boon In pro!Je5<, olf ~ on. 01-'e' d .b pasl decade. under lhe acron;m of SALT. I r"9'et. to be • - Kennan paoe 111 •J .. , • . • . . . . ----------------------------~--------------------~------- ··~····-~Si!WIIf'J ~ �--·MIOlJEI.S NEEDED! 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CAN BE OBTAINED ~ AT THE ABOVE LOCATIONS malianohip. t>cplaih lhom to u.. pogp~e <here tc1onc1us ......,!« .v.:l tespOOSible - · """ play " lorgo role) and. by mutual elfom. atJtmpC to Chooc facccn dw w.., rM!ins the striou$111SS ol the totallti.rion tfyfJi)l and echlows grootcr poyc/dogjcal tea<lneoo to """"n. In my cpjnldn, rww tnoollos land 61lll\5pl'CIIan systm1 10 supplomont them) .w r-*1 to bon the ..... produc:don 6lld dtwlopnent ol all o:t-1ical no matter Ylfla;r ~tions are used as a COYI!', ert lnCiontlloJy and bocttrlcllogkal ._._. ~ Furchem><n. chon muot bo Wlchchv..... Elbts tolso art r-*!to limit and rtoble where ....., ·a kttlo """" has beon !Jlll>bod.• ScMot CXII>W.'fltlon.ll """""""'· )Jl p.vliCulor. It Is oooossary to lomlt tiYt Qllprnlont cl arms &om tbo lildustrially crocps must bo wlchchv." &om A~can. .v.:l ~ CIOUnttlos to those ar..,• ol the world ......., dlctlons under tho oontrol ol UN bc:es must bo held Action$ ago;n.t tho Polish .,..,.,W onclthdr lawlul armed conflicts art>OCXWTing or .... about tooa:ur. aspelions for oconomlc and soda! justla!, lor Unlonunotely, such •~ts hal/e. In tliO coors• ol~ and demoaallzallon within cho fraJ11C.'III<Xk of ""'''"' d«4dos. lbl<en placo en a largo .scalo .v.:l haw the oxls11ng S)l>tml in Poland would bo """" mont cn-atod a clangor to poaco. Perhaps thl•ls u seed clanger-ou$, ~logic and destn.occ!~~e to world cqulBbflum. &om which • third world war wm fiO'I'. This iS a veoy I hope that tho Pa11y aulhorillei of tho USSR, C9"'1*• problem, """ lnt""""""" with the necesslty of underslbnditlg lhe consequences, will relmln from ' misting Q99mtlon end C!(I>OIISicin-toWitarion irr<!plllllble adlon>. In chis question. as In that of <!Xpanston In porllcula.-.nd ""lh quesllons about the Afghani$ tan, the firm and unambiguous poslllon of lhe """" oC aiding aDios ond fr\lnds. A probtom of chis .sort West, 115 gowmmmiS oncltts public opinion Is W1'Y can bo resolv<d only on a bilateral basts. I bcllove that lmporcant. with • sophisllcatod polillc41 QPP<oac:h and the goodwill · The !iowmment of lho USA. lho _......,, of the of aD •Ides •• solullon C6ll bo found. USSR and all the membors of lhe UN ~t to '\gain I turn to the USA. and, In parttc:ul.v. to the • undorlilke a wlclo-ranging )cine 'P"'!P'~ 10 peaceably USSR. slnct u rosourcos of a totalitarian 5)/Siom In IXImbat the ooonom1c and .social problems ol tho T!Wd thl• lltld 1110 cspodally !Folt Then! must boa docistw World c:ounb1es, ll>klng Into IICICOW>t the;r opeclflr: r<nund6tlon ol aD forms of iUI>••rsiYUCtMty, character and their nollonal ttadlllonl; and this should ln<i>dlng the uw ol on lnAuenced press; tho dirccl .v.:l be dono for u sal« of t>0<10t en Earth and not lcx lndlrCICl bribing ol mt!r11bors ol dw "'""· business and T he_.,.,.,,., ct. USSR should rail.• !hat any att0111>1> 10 altor dw oquilibrium oxbang in dw ,.'Ofld. tnlluonce. proflt or cheap raw materials. SuQh alauism is r a r o l y - "' tho ,.'Ofld. but t~ .... cannot do without it. The resolution ol alllntomotlonal dillertneeS by ..-.s ol nogociallonl is a -.ary condrtion lor .,.....,._ The USSR and u USA haYe ...-tdy prodaimod their lideliry to this prinaplo. I OOMidor h ~~that pubk~ boluly Informed and " ' - tho ollliew ol bach oldes en lho cnbcal pn>t.1oms on .....n cho fat~ ol dw world dopends. opedallntematianol buDodns could bo pubbshed in .....n bach sides woald · - dw inbmalion !hoy considered fnl>ort.ont and thew evaluation ol it. ""th • ol ... di<!tlbui>On (the laUiJ being espodolly lmpcxtant VI 0 Pem- "'*'" _..,...,t _.,.... dosed society lb.,..,.~ This proposal, one olmal'lll possible, Is c;Wy ., example olon exau!lngly serious. common problom Tho moot important conditions lor lntematlonol aust and HCUrily are u openness ol S«ieey, the observallon of lhe dvol and polibeal righl$ of man-fraodom ol information. ITeedom of religion, lr"""""" to choose one's counll)l of resldona! (that is, to emig'ate and rerurn freely), fraodom to trawl abroad, and &eoclom to choose OIM!'s residence within acounll)l. pclitlc:s, and, espocl.\ly, chore must be a ,.,...,,,IIon .....n b a .....n Is ._t of • b in...,..llonal terrorism. all'*>al 6lld datrucllw _ . .v.:l one doublo-ed!Jod T _ . , hu Its .-sin the pos~ and hs rnoli\,.. ore ~ dMnc. O..t no gools, nollonal or sociol-nol even~ b '-tbl! atnos Ueady cormtollad-can juSllfy cho ouol murder ol moc.nt pogplt, lncbllng c:hlldrm, dw taking of hootagos. torture or bl.dtmal. Terrorism moans auelly .v.:t a1me and .t.ould ~ c;Wy ............ (hope tbol goad wiiiJNYOII and this ccn.....,.,.ary ~- wil .....,. ID bo a """"""" to iw.lrnonlly. Tho UH eX.........., by_..,...,.., whether dlre<W or tndlre<W. ~ lnl<!nt>ediarios. or the . _ . ol h, b .......,....lblo.. Tho most ..nous lntemollonal dodslons may be ~ to hall lrtosponslblo acu by cort.>1n (9ns. _....,..,IS and pditic.ol In rllj«:llng hootage-lilklng by tenorlsts, OfM! ~t not rnol<e a hoo14gt out altho need lor preserving peace lor the future of mankind liere ) am In ""th tho >lilt""""'t from the UN Commluton's report. Perhaps mutual nudeor tmor IJ stJII keeping lhe world from World War W, but chis dlitcxted and wasteful baloncolol fear is becoming I>!J:'"'"' '" T he human riglos proclaimed by thr Unlwrsol Dt>clarollon In 1948, and ogal(t confirmed by the Helsinki Accord In 1975 •• bolng pan and porcol of lncrwls~ unsl4ble. Polttlcal m ors, oow ~ lntemallonalsecurity, are rights which continue to bo ach~Wcmcn~J by one sick or the o ther, and lhe .spread ~tly '"oiatod In lhe USSR andJn other countries. of nudear •wopons dwaten to upsot that balonoo! at portic;ularly thos<! of Eastom Europe. It lJ necessary to any mornm~ Wo must i>Chlevo a ol.,.,..... defend tho lilclims of pcltbeal repressston (""d11n a without tho loc!or ol nucloar tmor by limiting oountJy and lntcrnallonally, using ~tic me~~ns and OUB<'!ws to ccnventiOnal woapans-..t.a,_, that """getlc public pti!SSU!'I!. inOJdlrlg boycolls). It IJ al50 m4!ttt cost In lltOl10IIIIc and S<>Cial l<rfns.--and public necessary to suppdrt lhe dornand for 6!111l0Sty lor on must bo moblllzm In . _ . of those efbts. Yoar Sttldent Semcc Corporation at U.B. prisoners of CCIII5dence, aD those ......, haYe spcl<en out Tho halting of expansion, lho ~- ol oanfllcts lor opmness and juJtla! V.ithout using violence. Tho tl1rcJu9t III!IJOllollons, the creation alan atrnoophero ol abolltloo ol tho death penalty and dw unoondltiona) UUSl a n d - · · tho moln~ and tesknllon of ANNOUNCESU banning oltomuund tho use ol po)d\lall)l lcx • bolanot of COilllt!llional ~under these pclirll2i I""P'5'5 are also nea•ssary. Other neces•ltles c:and.llons can chon bo prO!fl"'s 0> l1duc:W1g lndude tilt demand lor a wrioi ol k9slo!M and _,llonal and nudear ........,..... .v.:ltn reducing the admO'IIslla~ llli!O$UIU, id.ding tho aldtion of dar1ger o l -. Under Chooc ~.It .... bo ~ tho 6.dl.liltion of .....tion, traWl, and 50 poosiblt lo lllko the .,.~ 1mpor1ant step toward oo. I l1ltn lor ~ lor thoso clornondo 10 my """>'>lng cho tlnot of thorrnoouclo..r ~- from HEALllfCARE DIV. DIRECTOR ~in sdo!ncoo ScMos and Western; co thopubk rnoMni That 11ep -.lei bo !liken by <lClnCbllng a f9ns and $!a- olal countrios; 10 tho pooglo of treary . . .t any lht .... of nuclow """"""'· In dw Rapa.IWe few tlte ~ ol tiM U.B..Pftou.. u-., entn -.!d. ~ gcM'J'IVI'Il'nlS and cho public of .. long run, al this .rtould lead to dw 1X1mp1e1e ~ __., _ , Oiniaal ~ tiM U.B. IHolth frt. countries on u UIIOOflli!lcnal and This Is what ........... t.slrlw lei. ..,....,..... lulli!ment of lhe lunattllarion obligations ol ~ Aof a antury ogo, dw expblons 1!1bcM the ar., USSR has taken upon Itself. 1o par~~eu~or, in dw Podflc Oc:oon and tho Klwokhstan Sjloppo. matlted and rile Saaalil, £dDcatioft C..t.,. lMs lnlernaliclnal eon.'t'lllions on tbnan Ri!llts end manknfs mtrancrlnto a poracbcical epoch oiiTOitual "' tho Hdsmld Accord. This Is • oordticn lor being thermonuclrar torror. But c;Wy equilibrium besed on able to trust the sl!J>alUNol the USSR. NO EXPERENCE NECESSARY r - - - o n loor-ts the IN« - • o l u Parallel ""th thoso political, .v.:l legal 1\Jture. -Wonul ~ R.q.ired ccndit!_ons lor tho pn!SOMIIion ol dw ......lng ol Appficatioaa .... . , tho arms raot and ~ aro ol docbtve Art<IM Sakhoroct. ot 60, if"""" lite,.. jalrccJ& lmpct1at)ciL I am c:onvinced that h Is ogPI necessary odon<lst ond o«ialao:dulst o( tht. Souio! u.,. As tho FRIDAY, NOV. _.. 10 ......,. to hSAI.TD Treaty, .....n Is-. 0\ my morttne>lt ~/or tht. Soult!t hjotogm bomb, ia , _ liZ Taht Hall opnion, a delnte step ""-rer and. moro Importantly, Ill hot been "--! thrft llmcs ..Uh tho derlgnatlon • -sary stage "' facilitating lur1hor ..... In this Hero of Soclolw Labor. But .. "" 011~ dlsoldert For fwtiMr iaformatioo ~~~~a~~y lrnpor1ant dnctlon r_. rwb1om may "" ond c~tampjon of lunan ~ ...,.,. of tho required). At the same~trM, there is no doubt that Nobd P«J« ""'- for 1915-he lwJs f<*n into offodol SUI pleue call 636-Zt54 ·~ ~ tn .-t~ng lhe .....ae.r """"""' 1J diofoo<w ond undergonr 1so1a11on ond , . _ . , IIOA!ID _...,, "" 11 • .._. possible cny In ~with the malntononee and. • In ~he wos cxllrd 10 1M atv of Gorley rn tlw • ..II necessary, the rostorallon ol cho bolanor ol powor Ruulan , _ ond pjocod under ..,.,..,._, The !!!!I!!!!B___.... !!!!!!_..!!!!!!;w!!.! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l ...._ the and the soctalist c:on., In cho area o1 IQdlo rn his QPCirtnwm 11 jatnrnod. 110 that to , _ , "' . -llonal ~ that public- In ftn~g<r l>!oadooao he a,.,.,..,. ott Info a park. ' ba""""' SUB-BOARD I, INC. "'*"""' . Po•ition• Available - ,.,.,.,_, ,.. A¥ ,.,..._ .,...t......, ot.....-. ........,..... """"""* ~ l!!i!·!i-ii.-i~!iii~i!INiC.ii!!•- · West I �----------------------------- ----. . They will be slow and subde. 1lw SoYiets wll insdl dlslll<e and diSINil of the l.Hlod Scates by '"""" ol the del bogoymm J ~.... and • ~-the tacret report WZimld. By JACK ANDERSON •nd JOE SPEAR WASHNGTON -11ets more than ludly -.cldence ln\lolll<d in abe abiloly of Rcllald ~ 1 0 - C)n . . . .,..,.. 4t "'""'' '"'of Ptesldmt>al ~ liD rolt has 0een CM<fuily cnfled by Whi.. fious<r jns;clen ....., """" '*" Ract. thon """""-· abe -~~ ... ....... 10 •-.rs wlrwablr La-.. Amor1c.an _.,..,_. ·down the 'Pfo!JUsiVe" Sowt trad< v.•th millwy and .,.,.,_ .wi. Tho ultrnato 91)111 of this clm.iptJw In the bod<~ - .... suboldinata deal ....,th 6""-kw.vd Sl<p> thorn to tho Unot>d Su.I<!O. Wa t.,raate Redux: n-·s a ..-hitf ol a into abe ~ M the Sial of the st-. . w.._,.. ,.,.. t""'' t....... tooent 1be Pnsdenfs men c:art!lully c:Mulate abe pocmtlal pUfals that ml!i>t booby ~ ~en public issuft41 Whit< House ~ docwnonl>. Somr oflbem haw reached our hands and 4re lnl>f..Sslw for the CM<"ful r........O. they molw. Here are .some other glr.ani<>gs from tht White lious<r pOSition - · IntereSt ratu will c:cntlnuo at a ~ plateau woD into 000\1 yoar and tho lnllotton affliCting tht Reagan Ol)()flOfnlc pocgrl>m will st- slow but s~y ~t. Rac;al trtalblo In the ghottOO$ went orupt thl> """""" """" ~ tho 1mpoct tho administration's budgot aJibod<s "" oocl.\1 progrl>lliS IS creating anger """"'9 black leader>. But abe YOicanlc explgsion c:culd or next yur. Tho White 1ious<r ~ foroseo .., OCC1lT '"-'""t the Morwoo Ooc:trine .. 10 ·s.a.~ abe...,..,...,.. lot the USSR and~ ~·Once suca<SIS IIChiowd. ~ bta>mo """"""" in a majat confrontation, tho 5ovtot w41 doslr• 10 lncrM.., their Ylslblll1y"' tht P<nlan Gull Olthor." Political Hall: In the p.,.lan Golf, Iran Is descending Into a political hell In an ayatollah's fliMtlc lwldbosket, occording to lntcllig<nce sourws. A vlrtu61y """"' ~ ~ of tho w~ or11oo of an oucf11 kna.oin M the "atJonal l.....h!JO- "Taxpaycn f....-.:1 •ho Ofgo.'lnlli>don u...t the . . . - of a f~>Wnt gc>.'<I'Mll'l\1 w411s~. Willibm Olnktcaln, w4>o """" WM dlitf InvestigAtor oltho sc:&ncla1 ndck-n Gmeral s..w:... "I,.. unlltdy tha~ jjvtfn u- .~to l\dminl$1tlllion Fot his study st-s that S4!fllloes In~ produce 1~ crirnln.>llndic:~IS or tho tev<llutionaries who CM!I"Ihrow the .shoh and install Ayatollah Khame!nl in""'""'"' two-and·4·half scaet roper· bo!ng clrculatecl •""'""I years ogo are olthor cle4cJ or gone. CIA strategists Wdffis, "Latin Arn<'flcd"s limo has oome. The timirlg and opportunities. FM c::low assoclates or Khomeinl flew political and psychoiog!cal. off"' on • bock to Teljntn from exile In I'll$ with the ayat.U.h. F""""' President Abol Benl Sadr inesislible Reier for SoYiet inoruslons. Tho r.ussiaffi, the 400lysts say, w4U avoid flew bado to ..11o with 4 price en his head. Another lnijmalo, ~ Gholbzadeh, is tn any missile criSb CC{\frontatton IIIith ·R.o.lg.ln diSflr"""· A third was essasolnl>tod In Iran's A ogolnst oorrupl federal olbtl!ols. Olnk5Cllk>s "'"'relegated to • do nothing GSA job. R.tu$1ng to ~ his thurnbs. ho allied .,....,.._~f w4th tho pnvace Noc\orW lnwstJgollw Toxpayon Fund. Tho group"s ""'misos I~> • polvate office _bulldtng ....,e brck<n into roct!ntly a1cng with lbose "oiiWO noighbomg I<'IWlts. Only In Oinkic:alo1." orflc:e """"' the hit c.obinc!l$ , Baronet Candy Ice Cream Pa rlor Th• f ilbnO,..ROO"' of Squire HaR - ~­ o\ a:OO Jill' ~·"~"" ·Tho -·- 15 �ENGIN£ERS- Are Invited to attend ---'-- CAREER D A Y - - - Local companies hiring engineers will be on campus KNOX HALL FOYER · FRIDAY,NOV. 20 from1pm·4pm · -:- all engineering seniors, and Juniors i nte)ested In summer employment are Invited to attend I KENNAN. • BRING RESUMES - ..e crontlnu.cl from page 12 lldontl!lc 111r111m1 ""' ml!ilt bolh alone lor ..,.,. cl our post lclllos and lay lht ICUildaticn lor a mar• cons!NCM rtlatlcnlhlp. It will bt lOki: chis pt(lpOSOI. who- Its merits, doola u.ith only a part cltho prcblim. This l$ porfectly true. Behind 11 !her• -.ld still ~ the seious polltlcol dlff..-...::a that ,_divide us from the SoYtet ~1. Bthlnd It -.ld sllllk lht problems ~Te~>ttd. and sllll ro bt tm u<d, In tho SAI.T fONm. Behind II would slilllk lht g-oal question ol the aoccptablllty ol "'"' luolf, any wor. """" a CXli'IWI1tlo!W ono. u a moans ol soMng problans omcrng !Je~~ t tndusltlbl In this ago of hid> ta:hnology. has boom ..._led hor• 'would not ~ the contlnutd 17<!4tmont ollhtlo que511otu just as tcday. In whatwor fONma and under whasa~ the find """""'""Y· The connicl$ and orgurnl'llU a>lfiS theta question\ could all sUI proceed to lht h<Mt's conwnt ol eiiii>OH who \/low thorn u.ith such paulonott commltmenl The s lakeo would simply bo <mollor. ond that -.ld bt a gn~at rollrf to ell ol us. What I ~law .. . . .led Ia, cl cow.._ only a , bog!Mtng. But a borglnnlng has 10 be mado ~ and tilt has to ba rnodt. It Is best that U should be madt ....... thodar1gon artlht g-.ati!Sl and Ibm nocenlty tho lc><t. U a slep of chis noturo could be •uc:coufu!ly talton, ~ mi!#>l f1nd tho heM to tacl<» llo1th grNIW conllclenct and dotirrrinadan the mony poobloma that would stil rtfnaln. It v.ill bt ~ that "'- woufd be""" ~ Pe»1ibly so I do not - lhom. I do not dony lht poaoiblo1y. But If then! ott. so whal? Is It posslblo to - . ol ""'J dongon ~ than thcoe th.atlie at the md cl tht oollJtan course on v....n .,.. are new ~ Ard ~not. whyct-tho g-.atl'r-why choow, , fact, the ~..,tnt-of .. """· In thehcpes ol o"<**ng tho"'- ones? We IW ~ hiro. my lnoncls. with two """""" AI lht md oltho ono lies llope-faiM hope. ij you ~...-- hope, hope surrcundod with cl.>ngors, If you Insist At tho md oltho othw lies. so far as f em ablo to - no hope at aD. Can thin! be-in the light of our dUty not Just to "'-""<lws (lor we aro aD going to dlt socnor or later) but of our duty to our own k~ our dill, 10 the CCI:IIInolityof the ~a dans. out dUty to !he tJtlllt expor1onont of c:Milud hft on this rar~ ond r1ch ond fllolriiOious plat>et......, U... bo, In the.~ ol d..... claims on out ~ly. • ny question as to~ COUtJe adcpc? """'"'ly 'fhat """r:->"'' 11'1.-rra.~*'= Sl.ow ofT- KarT, PIAoe: Capea CaU«y SUNYAB . Moo.• Fri. 10 am· 5 par ht S.7pm Capen CaUery ,,..,.,....-,Dec. l , Wednesday: H.t.kolhimo Mime TI.eatcr. Mime Pttform~U~Ce b7 Holcoolaimo • iatemAtioeally l'ft>OWO utiat, aati•e Kathariae Comell TI.eotor, Ellieott Complca. SUNYAB 8 pm • Adaai..ac-: 12 Ceo. Publici$ I lor Studeai/Cbildreii 1"'·-,.. ,,.,,,u~n• are considered as donations to Tbe Japanese Program at SUNY AB. . , TICKETS ARE AVAILABL£ AT SQ VIIlE HALL TK:KET BVR EAV, 414 C APEN HALL. Ill TALBERT HALL. (ASK fOR JAJ>ANESE STVDEI\'T ASSOC.) Oil AT THE 0001\. S...--' "" Jopanue Proa:ram, Council on lnt.,alioMI Stucliea Jopaaeae Stucleat " " -· · SUNYAB ~ c.....,., Offico ol AK•In F-.!Mloa, Now Yool< U.'- Olrc:o.-lok C_,.l ol Now Yool< ~ 1!85 Hertel 87-4-JOIO• THURSDAY NIGHT .... 1.1¥1 \ JCE-NINE • Featuring - DOORS-SPAINGSTEEN-SEGEFf& MORE 50c Mll(eci'Bar Drinks tlll11 pm ---FIIIIDA•Y & SATURDAY--- 2 for 1 ••rUCOND - Mia~ONEOrfnlt FREEt e:•""' .11:!0""' QIET .,..,.hculd In thollnal -"' of his ~~.. Alboort a-..~ ~ lht last ol lht CX>Ilocdve oppWs agalnft tho clcwlcprrocnt cl nucloar """"""" that he was """' to slgrl, He waa dead bdoro lt 3pp<ared. II WliS an appeal drafted. I gather. ~ Bortnond Russoll l had my dill~ u.ith Rus... at lht tlmt. as I do now In retrO$J)ICt but I would Ilk• to -one son""""' &om tho final ""'""""" ol that ..........~. ncl only because It - the last one Elnsloln ....., si!J>o<L but because It SlJMS up, I chWI. al that I how to say on the subject. 1 reod as follows: "We ..,.-, .. """- btqs "'....._ boio9: ~ ycu '-'oril!y, ond fargrel tt...st.• �OLICE BLOTTER South campus Rrporu: S<ho<llkoph-Criminal Mischief-A malt r<pons penon(s) u/k ki<ked in the door 10 hb room causin& slso damaa<. • Wendt Hali-BuraiarY-A fanal< reports pmon(s) u/k ::-~: ~:~::.,:;,~ p<oi«'or -alued-at $215 from E. Oood)- Hall-A&&- Harassmmt-A mal< rrporu that sb< !hal a female: ca1l<d him seo·eralumes and wu aoina co have him beat up. ""'eel valuplat $180 from her room. Scjuire Hall-Criminal Mischief-A female repom person(s) u/k damaaed the cover to the M lk T Quick Bank ma<bine. Oamace, S200. Ocment Hall, Third Aoor- Harusment- A male reports he suffered a swollen riaht <>" afler he 1J04 Into a scufllc: "ilb ili10lh<t mal<. Both pani<s had..;,......, 10 the ficl\1. Clc:m<nt, Third Floor-Harrassment-A male r<pons be suffered a hun n&ht ankle: oftu he 10< into a tCUfllc: "ith anom.s male:. 8oth pani<s ar<.pressinc cha~es. Tha.rsday, NO\etnbtf J2 Nonb camput Reporu: ••. Oemens Hall, IO.h f1<l0r-P<til ta.....y-Pacrol reports person(s) u/ k removed a notul rrom the rire cabinn So••• C..p• Rtporu: Room 1040 II cht above loc:ation. Value of cht nozzd, North Oem<nl Haii- Bur&la<Y- A female repons person(s) SilO. ulk took her Yuhica FX2 cammo and ch< black case near nrc- North campus Rtporu: Wilkeson 2- Pttic Laroc:ny-A female repon• that her roommace, rook htf tarring while she was sleepina. and in chc momina. found ic in her pants poek<t-and refused 10 press charces. Value, sso. Clc:m<nt Hali-Fal$C Bomb Thrttt-Ditpalch reports ch<y rcoci•ed a phon< call from penoa(s) u/k stalin& chac a bomb -.lei co off tn Clc:m<nt al t:•S a.m. Wu unf"""'r. •Sooth campus Report<: Parkct ,Scudent l.oc-Grand l.&r<:<n)'-A malt repor1s penon(s) Ut k sto'c hts two snow 1ires and rims vatutd a1 $300 from hls 1981 Ford cruel,, 84478-GA. Ha)'.. Hali- BuraJary-A female repom person(s) u/k cOOk a Sony TV reeelver and monicor valued ac $3S9 from the above locacion. HEAR 0 ISRAEL For Gems From Tbe JEWIS+I BIBLE Cllll 875~5 CoffVtltultltioM and o/1 our~ wlsh6 • to tht! HGppy Ftunily Mom. Dod, &kY lllld GrttfldpG • VO'"', . . , •J. Love · ATTORNEY AT LAW . . . . NWEU (Former American Baseball Great): Koichl here has been giving me a new angle on baseball: It seems the game·s a little different in Japan UKII•MAIAWA (Former Japanese Baseball Great) "ti, 9U.It7.(-JI- t-'b'•J•~II) 't"Tn. 110115: That's right The held cs smaller 01/er tbere . I(Ofa.: ?l 11. ;,. - ~ 't"•J·~II) *B*A~~~ceb·~ ~'t"f~ . 800$: Well, now that you men· ) tioo'l!d it, I guess you guys are kinda smaller Does that mean you drink Lite Beer ·cause ifs less filling? KOKBI: l•'(>'-, I'll' l.l•b'.; D:t; h. 't"'t ~ - . 11005: Tastes great? Thai's why 1 drcnk ct, too! I guess we haye a lot more in common than I thought KOICIII: 't~iil'l ! 1::'1 'C''t, B* t•A.b;.. ~ltlt-1- - At: A IJ 800$: Me? I'm too big to play on a Japanese team UKII: Jt~•.:.cttl•'t"T~ . ;, ·-~c • ;a~~ . 11005: Shonstop?'Very funny •IIIII •, 10% DISCOUNT for Students or Faculty ...lila .. . --~-.:.-c -AI. ..... 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STU DENTS: attendance is mandatory GET INVOLVED IN THE DE,CISION MAKING PROCESS BEFORE ITS TOO LATE ' sponsored by KABOSH , SA! GSA, MFCSA, SASU · �sports Dip 'n dive set for the ·Roya'l s Swimmers ready fo r season ------=,......,====~~--- t By_GARY S1'ERN A.ssist4nt Spons £4'1" ' '1'be key to ow.....,., this year may YU)IIiltdy be OW" depth," said UB Women's imminJ and Dirins coach Pam Noakes. "We'>v: had ''<f'l' lillie in che pau, and il has hurt us. Mosl of lut year's team is resuming and we have a number talcnt«i freshmen.'' , Tilt need for d<ptl> is undmtaodabk "'hen OONidcm,.lhe lcosth of lhe RO)'IIJ' IHSOO ,.bich ...-.. .U DlOnlhs. A riaorow practic:e odledule 1111r1ed in lhe third ..-.rt of S<plcmber, and COOIIilted of sU IWO boar ......,... a · UB will-~ C111 tlovaober 21 'with a home mat.cb apiml Oon>dl and door it in .... FctiNary ..;u, lbe Di.nian Ill State ~"We arew>t aU thal.ooncemc:d ..Ub our rqvlar sc.uon record," said Noakes. "Our seasoa is focwed on preparation ror tbc: po5t•KUOn. We wou.kllike to peat 01 the Stat< Ownpionships. I'll m...un: our succm this year by how we do t.htrt. '' s.. or · Las~ seaso~ the Royals finisbed fifth in t~ States, placina two ...mun.a-Amy Brisson and Kim Buchheit-in tile Nari9nal Ownpiombipo. UB's •-d dwinl the r q u l a r - was • dccq>ti•• ~7. ..,,he schedule consisted of appto•imately one.-balf DiYision Ill OPponents, ,.itiJ the t>thers from Di•·iiOiocu I and 11. The stiffa competition of the 1 upper division schools, althoush impairina the Royals' rtoord, hdped prepare them for the po$1- "Tilt !oua'l competition c<n&inly https us," B<won u.d. "We ha>eto uy sharp 111 DRier to compete.. \\'he:ft tbr Slates CXKDr around. wc•rt bel~er P"<<'''ed... . Tilt team is optimislk about the rm~~ ..... swirruncn that havt' bra~ added to lbe rolkr. " I fisure to act a lor of pcoduction from th• """ swimme11," Noakes said. "Althoush rdatlvel)l ine><pericnced, some ha~ a Steal deal of lala.t. Eileen Scollins r11uresto be ow hiah<ll pr"'''"(t. I .--uited btr and I know lhat sbc'U be' 011 important addition. I'll abo be OOIIIIti:na oa _..., frealunan, ~ Will~, IO a pal CXI.mlthil JCUOa." Noa~ets odded lllti ~~~e ,., ~ ........ ~ lludllocil, will poobely - · · u.. duriaa t h e -. Both haY< bceD ~ for four years duria& !he put two years. has . - 0.. Nalionals. Noakes aicltbal both haY< improYCd • ...0 should do very well in F<bruary. Brisson abo It opdmi>lieaboutthe scuon-bOih for the t<lm and herself. "ColleetiYdy, we t.houkl be and beuer than 1111 year:· she said. "We have more rnumina 1wimmen than • ·e ordinarily do and lhose JOod fralm<n. I think that ...., could haY< a r... AllAmerican< this.....,., , Out cltvcn, ton, are looktna aood." Olo)l Perrault ...... Royals' only ........,. diHY • with Ann Bellantoni and Barbara L<ss also expeeted to oompete. ''()pen•na..-Jnst Cornell, a Division I school. is • good way 10 lest ourselve&," Brisson add~ . .. It •hould be pretty close-but it would help if they're OUI Of shapt," The PJ. BOTIOMS HAPPY HOUR ISN'T JUST ANOlliER. HAPPY HOUR! ENAISSANCE •----FRIDAY~---• NOVEMBER 20 ~t 9 pm Stade~t Uni~n Socia( Hall rocW. ..-we ., UJ rd« OHi«. 1c11 scm ....,., ,, A,.ia s-. *To manu people its the best liJtJe HAPPY HOUR in Buffalo. T6 othets.P.J.'s HAPPY HOUR is a meeting place to sockJiize with their peers & haue a few cold beers & some wings. *To·some its the informal friendly atmosphere to enjoy~one of the. BEST OVERSTUFFED SANDWICHES they've ever * tasted. Anywhere * To eveJ'].One the pdce is rtJht. Whatever the reason checfc out P.J.'s HAPPY HOUR We know you71 llk2 1t. )OOnday throu!#l friday ~ to 8pm. _ ............... P. J. BOTTOMS POOD- BOOZE- BOOGIE .,. .... ......,. �rJ sports in short. ) Bowlers roll to win The U8 Mm's Bow~na team con~pln<d a soausful Buffalo Bowlin& "'-iclor's Toum>m<ntli\IS pea ,..,.k<nd b~ (llpturina KV<Bititks and improvin& peno!W""'""' ... ""' Thru,.~ L&n<s. The " A" tmm """ lh< teem 11dc 'Ollh a CO<IIbiood lllOC< of 2889 p;, fall. Th< "8" tcom fll1dhed tlurd In""' ttam ........ lndM:IU>Iy, " 8" t-.'s Bob Colpo)~ finisb<d third and ncxoh<d a 201 ••cna• and UB's hiah pme "ith a 2S4. Vinn.. Formoli roll<d 1 628 tn hos last thr« J&III<S and <ncl<d up with 246 for 1 h!lh pm<. "Bob pb)'<d a va< .-dl." $lOCI pl;a)tr-coail Ron Hubbdl. "We a1 had a aood pme, and I was ,...,. happ~ ,.,.h th< mullS." "I - ._;oly ~ """" our "8" tcom," .ad Hobl>dl. ''Thi$ wu th< firs~~ lhi$ )'UI' thai -~ c:oukl enter two ceanu in thr t'Vtftl . With the n.o t<ams; tb<ft is a lot of compnilion to &« on lh< "A" t..,.,., You havc: got to ,...,.k to koep "'"' job on th< team; thffe is jug ,., mud> cl<ptb." Tc:amma~<: .Bob Rmlco ..,-...1 •ith Hubbdl. '''l'bm is a lot or d<p<h on cbe tea.ro this )'CII. R.i&hl now I think -.c art t'Vftt bdlt'l' than tasa )'ear. With more toumameotstn 1~ second setne'Stt:r, ""'«' ...;:u btcven better. &in« •e •ill play more." Th< will pn:pon: for th< Roth<stcr Invitational Tournamtf\t on "'""now rapplers to fa_ce champs The Brockpon State Colltae "'"'-"lin& team, 1.(1< number one ranked Oi\rision flf team Jn lhe nation, is coming to UB Saturday 10 Open the Bulls' JC&SOn. Head Coach Ed Michael's Bull$ arc <a&« to men th< challenae. "I am lookina forward to a JOod =tel>," Micbatl sold. "0.-.r lh< put feY< seasons. we have devdop<d a suious rivalrf wi1h Broc.kpon. They always prHenl all around and ready for Brookport . Their power is in the li&hlcr wci&ht classes, and af we ca.n sdc:k wKh them tbere, wt'lltake th<rn. From 150 pounds and up. ,.. will do well." Sladeltu hlib expectations for himself as "dl. " I hove already wrestl<d &Jilnst my oppon<nr on Saturday. IVri«.'' ht A.kl. "Pm one and one againSt him and both mateha ,..,. do5c. He's toliJh, but I kno"' I'm &oins to tak< him . Hell, I don't plan on losina to anybody this ~ear." The Bulls. now in thtir last -eek or lrainin.&, arc looklnJ forwarclto t<ilina th<rnSdves ocainil th< top a very stron.& .~quad, and this )'car Y.iU be no difftrenl. Presently they are rated as the best, and I'm hopioa that,.,. will be ready for t~em." Last season UB finished 17th in th< Division Ill team an the naltOn ... Clwnpionsltips. It ""' thelo"-... fiiWb sana: "We've bem ,.orkina lwei for a looa time now, " Michael arrived here 12 seasons aao. Pr<'<'llly, th< Bull$ art placed lo the 14th slot, and said UB co<aptain Ouy Luca.s, "and ,.e have not are conf!Cient that their rankinJ will bem lnhns up at aU. I'm reaDy lookina r......,.d to ;;o::t..;;;,;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...,...,_,_, tbe ..,.estlers to rise. "'rt>tlins my opponent, "hom I fae<d recmtly io th< "This team is i4 aood shape and really pvllina s~ Open. H< beat me 6-S, but 11\is time it's toe<tber." said Scott Stadt, CO<ajlCaiD of th< Bulls 10tn1 to be differem •.This is JOina to be some and an AU·Ame:rica.r:a 1asa season ...Wc*rc fair1y JOiid match.'' c:ontin~tt PJ's drink Sauce earned the champion.ttip of th< Oo•<rnOt$ Intramural Sunday, pullinJ OUt a Hl •iotO<Y Ovtr th< Sau«. The strup was decicl<d on a ......., pass from WiUiam Cianaui. Havins sJvc:n up only 1.3 potnts per pme th< season. the EJ<press woulcl noo yietcl a score. ablt t o - on'ld from th(;r lO ~d line to our own," said d>m<rba<:k, "but •h<n the tim< earn< tO bew down, we them." had come into I he chic pme wilh unblemished records and do&ll&ht wa>-ienCI'ally exllt(t<d. Eaeh ttam wu aware thot would be awardtd 10 tht ~i"ners, whilt the los.ers have: to :tcttle for T~s.hins . The PJ E"'lf<SS"had advanQed 10 thelea&ut finals by defe01ina Tolchok, 14-IJ. The- Exprcu had SC<lfcd the aame-'s winn~na touchdown wilh three rcmainins. own semi·linal Jam<, the Saue« had &ott<n by 1he White both teams will soon be parcicipollna in 'a leaauc banquc:c, by Bud..-eiscr, Royals ~une up for opener .c "I was very impr<S$Cd with t~ team," said O'DoMdl. women's basketball Coach Linda 0' Donnell, The weekend o f scrimm~ lefi Coach after her team competed wilb live other schools O'Donnell with a positive impression or the in Clark Gym scrimma&es this pasa "~kmd. team. UB r..:cd stiff competition as four of the ''Our defensive play was areal, but our • teams were from Division Jl, (Canisius, St. offenK was lackina at t.i mes," O'Donnell said. Bonavepture, Nazareth, and Niqara), with UB "The play from our auards was super will\ and Buffalo State t~ lone Division Ill squads. Lorraine Givons and Shelly Overstrom, and tbe "We did very well apinst Burr State," said play of forwards Gina Collora and Marie Bajko O'Donnell. 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Behind interim coach John Mickler, who, because or a requested sabatical by forme.- coAclr Ed Wri&ht, took over the helm for one year, the Bulls charae into their 13th season. Wri&ht 1w1 been the coaeb the previous 12 )-ears. Miclder, a 1970 &raduate of Bryant and Stratton Collqe, brinp with him Soon Lou&hrey, ·an Elmira graduate, as his IS$istant, and a "new Americm" style of hockey. "What the style is, 1$ a combination or American and European hockey," Mickler saicj. "II involves continuous ~t and quick passes. t>fost players seem to pick it up naturally, but some need m<m ti~ to adapt. to it." UB's scconcllaldina scorer from a year ago, Kevin Knab, described the fashion as a more stratqic system .• "Under Wriaht, the idea wu to dump the puck in the opponmts zone and c1ia it out ." S ' Gone from !». )at's squad are nine players, iDdudina ali-star an.lteodcr Billy ICaminska. a four )at Slatter in lbc IICU for UB, and four or tbe:ir top live scorcn. • This -.on's aoaltcndina, however, u t he bi& question mark. Rm>mlna is junior Mart Tesoriero, who has been with the club for two )Ul"S, but has yet to act any playing tiJM. Joinina Tesoriero is (Ophomore Grq Bed and seolor Bob Sus. Wh9 will 11a1t for Mielder toniaht is still questionable. "Offensivdy we have enou&h punch," Mickler revealed. "We're aoina to score plenty of aoals, we just have to keep our opponents' goal total down. Neither of our goaltenders has ever bad any collegiate experience." ,.....,...,...--------.., · cOming back defensively are seniors Pete Dombrowski, John Sucne and sophomore Cliff Smith. Mickler u counting heavily ffen#ody we on these three vets for a Slrong defensive showing. Joinina them at the point are Gre& Bauer and Jon lgo, both are raumina to have enough punch. action after a year off the ice. Wllile offe.nsively, UB will be s~ating with returnees Knab, W e're going to 8COre senior winger John Gallagher, and sophomores Bob Nuchereno, Brian Pileclci and Scoll Shields. plenty of goola, we Accordin& to Knab, who along with Nuchereno and newcomer ._ Tim lso played for Mickler in midget hockey, • Bulls have have to keep our adjustments to make because or the absence of Kaminski. "With Billy in the nets we would rely on him to make 40 saves a opponent'• goal total same,;, he said. "You can't do that with just any goaltender. BU!y was special. But then the best defense is a good offense." down. ·Neither of our Newcomers to thiJ year's squad arc Tim IJo and Paul Ayres at left wina and at riaht Yin& are juniors Joe Hurley and John hat McFall with sophomore Phil Mann. This seasoA's leading recnrit g eoer however is freshman Kyle Pray, a six foot-three ineb, i 80 pound IL - .1 colkgiate center, who Mickler has "high expectations" for. ~ 0119 This evenina's contest a&ainst the Red Raiders features the sixlh nationally ranked team in ECAC Division I competition. "Whll we have to do apinst CQipte is tie up their dcfensemen ,..;th our skating and force them into mistakes," .M kkler said. -John M_iclder "We're a young team with a great deal of enthjlsiasm and aggression. We'll make a few mistakes, but we're gonna play plenty of fast, excitina hockey." The Bulls will take to the ice toni&ht at 7:30p.m. in the renovated practice horne of the Buffalo Sabres, Sabreland. The Ni~&Ut Falls Boukvard areruo became the new home after their former ho · te ice, "Tooawanua lee n~." closed down their business. Sabreland hu a seating capacity of 1,800. Buses to the game will be ltllving from Main Street, Governors and Ellicott Tunnel at ~:45-7:00 and return around lC:JO, "0 ,;u.t oo1tent1en 1----------..J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Ketter predicted that fcbruar)' 1982" the n<>,l posgble time ror the bond• to be aold Willi tbe money.-.....! eannorkod (Ot SQuote ta>O>It>OOJ. No corutruaioo ean becJn oo the stvdctlt unioo until the bondl ate sold, oa:orcbn_tto Stile OhisK>o or Bu<lset aplalned. "Tlw $bould happen U1 a minimum or 60 doys ofln (008 no<ifteatioo).'" Acoordinc to HJfiM>all"s (008) reqw<fti<RU Thus if the INilc!iq is CVII<Uitod m SllllJUCI, tht tar'- tbc bondl COdld be sold II Ill tau Da:cnober, SQun mUll lay tlonnan1 until 01 1eut Man:b. Januocy 0< eorly F<llnslry, thus maboa coeu~uctloo befO<e AI 1 Kabosb Com""tt« I)RIS .,.,..r.......,. bdcl Friday, Mardi doubtrul. I member Bob Haydel\ ..,....S Wit Kaler's assessmeru. bot In lddd- tO ftebtinc fa< 1 delayed c:losina. Ha)den dmdod any odmiiUIUIIIOII plans to e.'b the SQwre CfOUPI before oaual coruti"UCUOO bqins or c:omparoble. &DDO\UIClod tiw the KoboJb Committee, cornl'fUod of "mrofluod'" . _ u located. vanoUJ ttudcnt 10\ID'l\IDeOt represe:ntaJJ\ C$ and tomrttmd tbe tllfCd or adminimauon ctwaes or "bthlnd clolod '"We don't ,....t to hove an) body mo~ out until the ..,ual OOD>trudion bqlns,'" Hoyden warned, ootina !hot it doora lt'Cfecy'", "¥till be&in • ~ c:ampaian, streuu\J lncreawd studtnl invo1vcmcnt. Throu&h tM tnSUIU1JOn of wu ao OftCtllal Kabosh demand tlw lfOUPI $hould not pudmt tuk arouPJ and a Kibosh CommJU"' "th1nk leave SQwre unless adeqUAJt $PIC< Is found r o r tank". Haydcn I$ confident tbat "needed audmt Input at duplaeod oraaniwlon. this critlc&l juncture" or thc Squirt """' will tmprovr. hal v.-e don"t w•nt b another fosccr scenario:· uld Kobosb ond <lnoduate Scudmt Alsodalion' (GSAl manber In enmple or how stodeol tnpul .. either .. or non-ulstmt, Hayden pointed to the rCIKWitlon or oenaln Peter Hlnllman, ,.ho ..plalnod that Fostrt Hall euneruty Hanlman Lfbrory f~alitieo into lounae lrtiU under rmovodon, was clooed months before eorutuc:uon and d1nma roonu. octuall)' b<pn. <rc:lllfll I <e.'CR IICidemlc space c:runc:b. 8otll Ho)'CI<II ancl HJBbman ilid they ...... <Ommlttod to "The wo,y thc Faeuloy Club is bema tum<d lnoo Food makinJ tbe pj) berWftll SQuirc:'• clooin& 1IJid the ftlcihtieo .. anotbc:r <Dmplt or how """" hi>< beerl railroeded around students,'" cumpl&tned Haydel\. n:DO\o-.uoD'a uutiAOOO as small u pouahlc.. ''E-.m Keuu 1IJid (V~tt PrCIIdcm for FICilities Plannin& JobA Neal) ·~ was no 1tlldeot tDvol>'tUiall. (Food SerV>« Wmtnistraton) Jlaned ClOO.Itl\aC'tio iD an area ....,old b'lc to tnal<e tbe pj) 11111111, .. H'Jnbman seid. nouna t1w tht u!Unwc decuioo on wben the buildtna will etc. tS wo..,....Saotto." Food Scnice IS totmin& arras <JJCC~fally Sd aside for the~~ or IJudatt"•· wbtcb be dubbed • ·~ble-lcu'" lounaer ttuo '"•caner ........,... cafeterias, ''the SUNY can''. H.r&hman complaJDod, callina tilt....,_. a -.ot.ation or tbe "It • Ill be up to the DOD to tdl (Slate Comptroller) to rtlocal< most Squil't' orpniwiooJ metod out E<hoatd Rqu whea tht boncb will~ sold,'" Htnl!man S ~ -ooo nccaaarr ''W A. s.rv- .......,_t .. , c:arlxt chiJ semester. The ldtninblration .... noiJf...S or tbe Food SerV>« CONtl\ldioo, Hayden Sl.ld. and '"promtSod to look imo tbe m.a:ua.'" Oo WedDcsday, Kibosh 1w tcbedltltd an '"tnformational 1IJid ocpnizaliooal rolly" m H - Louna< at 5;00 p.m. to recruit new student blood. Pomllft& 10 tht SUNY 11oan1 of Trust«S rulm& ..-hich doomed SQuue u 1 Mlldeot untOn. 1 doets;on Hitlhman ailed '"detnmentllto the WillY or UB," the GSA rcpresmtomc wd the rohna pro...S that >Aith more stvdent in\'OI,'Cmcnt in such dtchOnJ, the results 'Aill be more beoeficialao tht .._.holt" \Jni~trdty. ''Already we howe Ketter'i auur411ct$ 1ha1 suedent•c will be tlklna Pllfl in upcomlna ded!ions."' Hinhman "'id,"but there are other dceisiooJ like the TruJie<:'s orlllnal rulin& thlt hov< otrcady occ:utt<d "'hlch we still could h~>e on erreer on:· At the ...Uy. Hirlhmon said that Kobosh mcmberl wil be orpnizina lcucr ~muna tatnPII&tU to area Trustee tncrnbcn "ith the aoal of havm1 the &o.rd re<:oc~sidcr iu orillnal deru10t1. Ho~cr. Kibosh Sludet>t Alsodation (SA) mc:rnber Joe Rirkil\ insisted t1w tbe Comnuttee "1101 •>mpathdic to the oeecb or the Dental School. ,.hich could ~ the nat.anal ec::cmiitatioo if ocw. mo~ \paci04.U quanen art1101 found £0< • in the near futur~-a 1"''1100< SQwrc has beerl destll1td ra< ~ th< mld-19?0s. "SIIrc, .....ould like to kctp SQ"ire...,... u tona u pcm~ble, .. Rll\m said, "but not at the Qj>tllle or thc Dentll School."' nccaaarr Griffin want s t icket revenues for UB l.----~~~~~~--­ By TERRY CA N ADE AM/stant Otmpi'S Editor be us Director or Publte Safety lndteatod lasl,...k tbat be wiU prOPQii< an inttrnal sysum of wuin& campus potkiDI >lolatlons tlw will enable the u ...enity lO retain ftnt .......... the p1an Altbo<lah Publie Safety p•-.s OQI up to 12.000 potLtA& tid;eu t8l:h year, eccontona to Dlnaoc Lee Grlffm, the Univenity reca•a none or the ........, poUd by the \'iolllon. A S1UM10C11 bAled by tht UIIIYtl"lil)l Police b poyoble to ather tbe City of Buffalo or Town of An:lbcrM. Griffm 1101od t1u11 thb proposallw beerl re}caod In tbc past, but he IW<Itod tlw "tt11.1chcr finandal tunes'" could mate tbe <ysttm more IC<qlloble. The proposal *Ould .... tbe money .......ted rrom tbe nncs to Improve l1'l.ffi< related fiCllhlcs oa t:amJ>Ol, Onffin said. He sp<cll)ated tllot stOdenll ml.ht be crnployed to hand out patkina violation• In O<def to allow orr~ttt~ to tend to other dutieo. '"r"'e orfo<en spend thc bulk or tbelr time on potbna \'lolalions."' Orirron rf1>011od, addtna ht bopa 10 cldqal.e thiS rt$pOIUibiLty IO lludci!U. H c DOted It <OUid bdp "to ovoid a-bcld apcnsa'" oo¢11 os t d l r - bend'tll. Sllldeou cvncntty <anDOt 1\'• 001 C"lly or Buffalo or TOW1> or Am!Mnt tktm. The proposallw iD the 1*1 rua IDto OI'P""tlon r.v-. .. Pn:sid<Dt ra< F"IIWICC uc1 -........ E4wocd Doty Hc m&lOtlllled thu lbe praa11 •JJUIII "~ •ay ...t1 f'ilbt -." Ia ddaodta& the lqlbty or the,...., mUJticlpaltOCS r........,. IDOD<)' rroro campus YJOtallOO&. Doty llld, "d IS I code tiw IS cstlbliobetl under tbe &Utho<hy Of the Bootrd or T11101ecs of tbe Slote Unhtn~ty or Ntw Yo.t (SUNY)." 001 1 noted that the uua .urr ONdod to try Yiollton- ~ ... U~ duplkation of T H-. uo mar r... wrr _..ton. servi=. Ourcntly. this proc:euln, toLes pllce In ritber Amh<nt or Buffalo couns. Burrato Division or PatkinJ Enrorcoment Director Llwr<ne< A. Grisanti •upponod Doty. '"It would be very eotlly told up In odministntJvt tnbunal" he Jlid. Cimanu mod the State Vdtide and Trofftc Code 11.1 requinna on "Aclminhuatlve Tnbunll for th< adJudicalioo or Plltkinc infroctlocu.'" Tbe Univenity ~ 1\ld an •nternallystm> ror dhburson& and c:ottocdna r.-. but Dot.! dauned the .,.._was aot eqwllblc "' 111 eof01'0C11>Cnt. Grirr.. COCicodcd tlw nna ..... ulunwdy eolloctod only rrom otudc:nll, bectou>e there .... no lflttnth" fa< faadly manberl and other orr.clab to PlY their r..... Bw Orlf(on maintained thll "SUNY lw puscd .spocialleai$1atlon to cnoblc unhersltlelto collea rca ror their own pot~lfll pr"'f''l11.'" Adjuummu in operotioos would allow for thc wlthhoklina or c:rnployce'• payehecks •hould tile proposed •YPc:rn bncome opera~iv• and Ylot.aton refu1< to ans"'tT tb< lOIIUtlON, oc:cordlna to Griffin. To"'n or Amb<nt and V~Jocc of WDiwtuvtllc Coun ~or Frank V. Onllo Jr. reponed tbll money colloclod from tbc Amhcnl Cam~ YIOiadoos- dtrocdy 10 tbe Stat< Audc and'Conucl ollioc alona _,til tht or tbe To,.a "s tid<a rnmue. Tbe SWe tben .,,.. btldt a ~or the _ , collected Ia< tid.et tO An:lbcrM. The -~returned vanca dq>mdma on tbc YtOlalioo, but Orillo tatd tlw .a _ , from PlltDna ticket• comco blek to tbe To...... nw I'IIOrley ;. lben IISed fa< the Town'• Oj)<f&lllll <XpCIIICI Whic:h iDdlldcl hi&hWIY lips and trafllo JIIDlb floes paid to lklfralo from tbe Main Sir.,. CUIIpw 10 dilectly to the City treasury Wltb tile rcst or Bufl'alo'e vllllltlon feet, ........tina to Otillotl. '*" �inSiiOft. campus Economic warfare? Cut lhaesl ,.. is.1u< or""""""'"' wart""' wu \'Oltd oa lu1 week by lbe us ~.. The bocly puoed • billlhat .,........u • oold.Y apic:Wtunol anbarao ill lbe ODd clde~~td a aecood billlhll would haw maodattd a total emborJo or I')Ods or tbe Sovid Unioa if tbat IWiaa iDndeo PvlaDd. The SeDate YDted ~211 ror a bill wbicb -'<1 probibit any flllar< Praicltol from sdectiloa 00< ~ oflbe CICOIIOCDY_..., u fOtJDCJ" Praicltol Jimmy Carter dlcl wills tbc Sovid . , . ~.-bet aadoa. A1I.Y anborJo -'<1 baft to lachoclt 1111 producu aporud 10 tbc olf<DC!u>J Gldoa. Abill, wbicb -'<1 baa al uaclt with lbe Sovid Ullloa If they imaclt PolaDcl, wu cldeattd .,_)S. The Uai..nily ril be forced to all - $"1 more pa-.d Iiiia bo<:aMe or a """"' SUNY direcslw, UB ~'raid<~~~ Robert L. "4ta told lbc Umwnily Collncil fnlay allmlooo. The ltltdlutloD bod bcao told 10 cbop l07 touol liDco bat ltdur bod alreody ·~" ...... uo lhlo<olb ...m-u ODd - - -· k$cr abo - Olbcrtre'o'diGa lo1)llr<D Ius - visit to QUa """ .........S lbc Cocmcil Jbdct ( 1 - .., aDdeDt bunal tomb. He advio<d lbc Cooacil to, otJould !bey .... visit Lbc CommiiDllt CCMII>Ily,IO....., aat wbat tbcy ~ Cllliol&. "I Ole~ wbca I tloctt," 1bc Prulda>t Aid. "Once I ..- ,.... told ,.. _......,..,._.. 'Jbe Praidaol INIIDIAiiD<d thll the Slate did 001 Willi the: u~ 10 prepan ror the cuu, but sold he had tlQ><Cltd them """ bqaA _ . _ . lor them ...-beT 011. AS ror lltlun cuu, Km.a sa;d UB would u-e to w.JI Wllil ao- Hup 1... Carey rdeua bis ~ Bllda<l m January. K<ucr aho OOitd lbll lbU C\11 does DO! preduclt any fulllrt ones, aclcliaa lhll tbe LcaUW.urt milbl IDcl.uclt tome kmd or restoration "-kill>< Slate continue Its polio:y or ra~rictiDJ " ' \ Ctoro ~ tbcir expcnditurtltvth. ___ S.Oh _ _ _ _ JoMK.I..op4anol~ ruwre mark russell .....,.,... -o/61_,... .. E_ Mu-y W .. _ S.wy«/Ait - - OMHole:Wt='. . . . Weny . . .IC'..... T.-rMCe CaMdlf~tt C..,. -~ -~ DoMd Cnl'oiQir- -~ -~ AIOoC.J o M - ' GJO- .....,_y __ -8.Zin0ololll-.ol Wby libouldn't M&wcm ~ nu> for the Smale in California apiDsl SJ.lhyakawa? lflhll'1 tbe only cboiOt the >'Olen ha\Oo, tbc7 ~ tilbcr one or tbcm. o-601_ _ _, J..,WDiall.l•ttr•1 R ThtMaoN$.oor'tt Gll'y StlfntA..,.Ju f .$ftom Califomiao> 1r< W< IO put M&uretn Rtlll" lO their IIIW ......,.. ttll-l>ow did Jhe do 011lbe John Davic!Jon sbow? Does M<tV lilce ha-7 Euctly how IXWIY <m'CIS ol /'toop/t lw sb.e been on7 Oo<l4 4. c&notocl</-111 $ . . Lb PecrlncWAM TonyG_..,.,_ F~• St:>ed(Wfl•lftofotn,-, Jett,.y N. C.ntor/t ..-.., .,._.., national A.otlter oae bites tlte dast Dc:Dmort 's Prime MlAlstcr Antcr JC)11<111<11 J-P. W UIPI'I~ Take Lyndoo JohMOo'• son-in-law-be pald JOm< due> u lku!eoaot &O\'tt'IIOr of V'UJinia at 16 thou I yoar, but DOl M&un:en. Wbcre'slbe talent b<re7 At l...t M~ Truman oould m,. Jan MaueUanotAMttltMt .,....., lkll.llnf\OFIIC4IOI- Kim w _ c:alk<l for lpccioJ doctlooi to be beAd Docanbcr •• all<r bll minority Social Dalloc:nlio: ,.,...._.,,., ecooomie rdonD bdl wu rt)«ttd by ParliamatL Thl& cldeos coUoc>oco II>< , _ beAd tOf<lll<r Wllb tbc Cent<r Danocrau, Social Ubc:nll, OJ>d tbc OuUdaD Party. The cld,..td bill wu Ill auanp< to chlnod rcva~uos 11'0111 II>< iatcr"" 011 .,...... uc1 ~ ttmda m10 cracinl ""'" )obo a. iDclusuy ODd llricuJtun. u-plo- "' Dmmart llOJ>dJ at -u11on _..,..,, ,;.,. po:rcm&. Dmmort .. tbc third Nortll Alla.otk ,...., ()rpniDllon (}IAlO) nodoa to._. a~ c:riss, with tbc ~ODd Bdil- ODd oc.bcn. _,_ 6hkloy GIOIIIIA... - . , . , II Maurem cltfew lhyaka-. I'D uve miltd emotions. I'D mill tbat CUI< I>WCOI of \be Smale U be JOtS Off IO dana~< from lbe bi& cbarm br-'<1 oP..u.-.m-. -od-Fiolci,.,_ SperctNt~t ia NNeCS by the - S~oe, LoolongoMa ~ ........ ColltO'OIO H . - ........ce UMN Futurn Srndk;aled . . . Unltect , . . . lyndik.M.. ,.,. -·"' "0..,. ... ~··- eomm...-~ana onc~ lr Amy Cart« wanted to Nil lor IOIDCtbill&. •c'd ldl her to wait--ud tbe II!DC appba to Maureeo. Othcrw11t, we rcduee the job or US Smal« to 111< moral equivalart or butaAI IR"Y· Los Aqde:s Times Syr!dltfltt -ltll>o-toS..-.ta,lnc. ~-20,111) ..,... Sptc:ttu"' oftlcel .,. toel1td In 366 sc.-t• Stele~ of _ Y.... ot-3tl5Woln ----Yorto1Q1'T-(l1111S1.a78- H...,_ ._.,_. . N.Y-- (71e!l)1-1,-~ s.--.O.C..E61......_..,.""'_ ol_,_,., ---a. . . . ..... _.,._..., a.oot _ _ _ , _ . without the UPrtJM CIC:IfliMI'lt oA ..... u. Wet Z4, • ZStl. 1...... Wale .. AtiAHY A ..... ia.._ ric:oly 11JESDAY, NoT. Z4 11:15 BCWo to ElJOIA A,.a.taillw._ ,...~ PLEHTY OF SPAC£ For~ iafo. call 63~1(97 NtwtPteellne.., 1S70 Stnecl. st. &uti .... NY CkRnbUWICS tr.. IO the UNwertftY oommunlt)'ftolmlt OM copy per penon. MODELS NEEDED! (101' Perm• a Cutal For 1111 upoomlne Halt ShowI llelftg Mill at Alllherst C....,.. , , __ _ D£CEM.Efl7- Dept. of Physics and Astronomy Sprina, 1982 Rqistration 1 - - - - A NEW COURSE: ---~ PHILOSOPHY OF PHYSICS PHA 116 HOME WEATHERIZA WORKSHOP Wedneaday, November 11th 337 Squire Hall at 3:30pm aponacnd by NYPIRG Leem WHIMr atrtpplng, caulking, lneuleting end e vertety of other weye to •eve energy end rour money: Find out where theM meter1el• can be purctl..ed er co•fl For more Information- contact NYPIRG at 831·24521 Mendel Sach• 1 - - lorlha c-.1 l'*'<o- .....,• .,! Itt$ No 41166S MW1 · HO HOra£1\fQV•s•ns A non~riiMYrfQ/ pr~uriott of lilt. flu• of Jdu.s of lilt. two "'"" .,.,.c~ o1 mod«n phy>ics and !Mir /ora/a,_,r:s and coni/ICU • r~ qu•nr"m •nd teiiiNity tlw.r~e$ ~ wrll w be! an mrroductiOfl 0t1 lusrotfQI develop,_,, of ~ ftom anc- ~•mes rc tf>e present. hom u !lolotr to Nrly Credo astronomy and marhem.JiiC$, 10 our· r~r •de.u of f!/-tary ~rlicldaromrc matter and I~ cosmo/Oflrcal strucrur~ of thf! unrveNe • lilt. Sis b.lnB •nd oscillallnlf unoVf!rse models NO BACkGROUND kNOWLEDGE REQUIRED �u-••., • LEE'S i ...,...,. SCHOOL 20% OFF Tuition Feo uaSTUO£Nn• fACULTY ...... -.w. ... (Witt> lhlo CovP"'V .-e<:IAliNTRODUCTOIIY OfFER II ~ U ~~ ...... ._......,~ IK*Itf • UN ..., ••, .. ....,. . . OttMf., ,..,., A.tt ,. tfoM . . OfWtaiiMtiK'IOt. ~· WM 0.,.... -.et hll HoAietl,._ .. .- ~o.wa,..,..~a...,.,..,,... . ,,. =.:~=~~~=- -- over Folletts Part n Tun. 17 Wed. 18 MIXED DRINKS Z FOR THE PRICE OF 1 TILL MIDNIGHT DRAFT SOC SCREWS AND MARYS 75¢ FOLLETTS Does UB's official book store ml¥'k up its textbooks? c->Eduor Manha Pastel Aid. "A 20 percent mark-up is real W hi'Je booblores - wm." CltEck IN SiGhT? ~while boohtotft come underfire from ~ and foc.ulty for norbitont pricing, it ill the pu!>liWr, not t1!! individual ' fOR fuRThER iNfORMATiON, . lhem. Damaaed, 'IO'Om ' and used booki ue DOC retllfD&ble. !iQ;me mWl specialty publisbers will DOC acx:ep~ any returns, Ieavins lhe retallerwilh useless inventory ir the fioot is discontinued by aa insuuc:tor. f'olldl maintalni a uaed boot wardlouse in reWicn adcnowlcd&ed tballbey do. Ho,.ncr, lhe l)'ltern may be cbanam&. Pastd Otic:qo, Barrett said, but the UB booblore sells out-of-date titles at a disc:ount instead of DOCed tbal one publisher, Harper .t. Row, if pvina a ott pnct •hlle IDOA Olhu ue DOC IJ>eG pticina cuiddl.IICS !hey IUD opct11le •nih !be 20 percent mark-up. Individual bookstore OWMrl and nauonal &SJOaalions bave be&un to preuute tbe publishers to ......, lhe disc:ounu to 2S percent, wiUcb 1r0111d eover the •ncreuc in l'rcl&llt Cbataes. "It's DOl really the discount that stOP' 111," Laco Booblores buyer Mary Ellen Carvclh GOCed ''h'1the retl1flll poliey," La additiOn to ablodlina rre~alll ctwaa. bootstora mtllt oomply with llrlaaeat return polic:ief u rnost publisl>tr1 will spedty wbat f*c:ell~ or aa order may be returned to cAll ThE CL$P OfficE: 8J1-227J. DOC rtquited to dlarae pubiiShcn pvc aim~- Wblle booblores Tln CRoup lEGAl SERvicES PRoqR.Ut is lookiNG foR STUdE!'ITS who ARE hAviNG pRoblEMs wirh rhoR SrudE!'IT LoANS. If y041 hAVE such A pRoblE.M, srop iN ThE CLSP · OfficE, J40 SouiRE HAU. outlet, that tktenninet the !be publisl>tr'f Sllllfl::sted reWI pnce, local DOW MoNT~s No STudENT l:oAN Tlus is th~ SftXHfd J»TI Of II thrN-pDrt Rrin Meh MOIIdll)l 011 tM rofr tltllt tM Folfttt·nJfl Books/on p/11)1$ 011 tM UB «~mpus. spokespenoo Six ANd By MARTY ROSEN The prices ue breathtaklna. A soft~ textbook sells for S 12. A maui•e bard-covu volume 0t1 the RenNissaDee com $45.95. Another specialty paperbac:t brlnas in S 19.95. One lhtee-eredit undefVaduate coune demands a $97 book investment..-.exceedina the SWe University of New Yorlr (SUNY) tuition fee for that same c:oune by S7. Wbile bookstores c:ome under fire from student.s and faculty for exorbitant prlclna, h is the publisher, not the Individual outlet, that dttermlna the retaU c:ost . .- "Publishers determine a 20 percent marlr·up,'' University Boolrslore Textbook Oepanmeot Maoaaer Moniu Barrett explained. "We do not 5et the priee." Sbippin& charaes-both from the publisher and for rt.tumed stock- must be absorbed by the sdlet. The.remainina profit must c:ovc:r lhe stores overhead oosu- rent, utilities, payroU and advertisina. "'lbe fact is, lt'i 1101 a real money maldna bwmess." Talklna Leaves Boolrslore ERECTRONlCS shippina tbcrn out. The real profit in this low1'fO["rt business IS 111 t~ilu. nocdlOolr.s, peaJ, Jl'CCiina eardi, novdtles-wbere hiah man-ups are standard and the reWJer ean recoup a loss. 8otb Talkin& Lea>a and Laco bave a smalllnvemory or such lltmf, prcferina to use limited space for more boolr.s. The University Booblore opct1ISCS an waulve operatlOtlln Squire HaD. "Most bootstora that natiooaUy manmarta make moo~ on I ..shirts and pens," raid Carvah. " Most bookflores operate at a loss for a 1ona time." NI!Xf MOIIdii)'- A look OIIM Mwlopme11t of Ptlffff IJ. •-- - ATTENTION - - - - 1 S.C.A.T.E. VOLUNTEERS Milteri;llls for evilluiltions tilking plue todily ilre nilililble ilt: MAIN ST- 324 Squire AMHERST- 212 Talbert ELLICOTT - Browsing library MFAC 167 If you an not conduct your clilues evilluiltion call immediiltely • 636-2950 ANY INFORMATION CONCERNING S.C.A.T.E. ~' CAN BE OBTAINED ~ AT THE ABOVE LOCAliONS s �PODER offers would-be students some guidance ""*......,... thai _ , . a r t not u UK(ul .. tho PODER......,.u.d flll>Clioo, bcc:allSC _,e Hlapamc'l bow uoubk rdawla to UB's oric:Dwion mcmbcn. ~ advantal" io thai tho Cmll e>rp111.1.m art lt!>dcoU and Biu IIOlOCI !bot this "mata a dlffcrmcc:." For Hupanic hiab 4ldlool Sludcnu, II)' DA."" HOLDER eav-E:IhtOI' Concemnd """ ~ """""""e pOll· _.tory ochool opponunillcs, mcmbcn or PODEll. VB'• lfupank orpnlz.atloo, ,_,tly hosted hl&h IChool audenu roe tb<V f111tlook at dcallna wilh oolloae uudcnu only a r..., )'C&I'I older than they are means the m«tinas "are 1101 Uke the ao..,... normal hiah schoolteac:her·studcnt relationship." ARcr bls Ilion prcsen~ation oo the Vni-.ity'1 coUqc life. The bleb IIChool junior and ICIIIon 11 Fndlly'a ..-<atioo "'"""" "ha•~ okcmatiws. and ""'rc her< to btlp them," PODEll praidall ~..ouR CionJalcl Qj)laiacd. "ODiy IIIIOQI)I cdOC8bOD .......... thcra illlo ocba f!ddl." Dalped to IDUOdOC'C ~ tt!>dcou to tho poa;wny or a co~~c:c< .,.,_.,.,, lh< claJ~oa illcludcd llidc lhOWI, a """ of the ~ ~ INI a scriel or...,.Uhops dcabna wtth arou or coocem. Spcakt:n iDc:llldcd rqwft<fllad\'CI from Admiuions and Rcoorcb, FitiiiiCial Aid and the UB Law Scbool. The orialtotloo-c:~~titled a.mt, from the Talno !DdlaA artifact .cpme~ttill& bdp and proualon-was ()<JIIIi.Dd and ruaclcd totally by PODEll .....,ben. "AI tb< -ben or PODER 1ft !Of<th<r," GoCIIalu rtpOrted. "JOMt ! i t t - - " put •• tbro<llb ldlool, we're p>ioa to bdp tbaa." The not ooly pnMdcs inronn&lion and oouotdlna for d.e hiah IIChool JtUdcnt, but it abo ...,.ts f<>< she U~ty's Latln ttvclcnu. O.VMI lliu.. Adminiot1'1110f for Student Arr1111 01 ()rover 'Ocvdalld Hllh Sobool. Slid !bot the PODER mcmbcn "IIOC wbot th<y bo,.. to offer thae kkh. They fed UJCful." II- F'III&OOal Aid ofreriZIIJ, FiJw><ial AJcl Advisoc Tooy Cailo Slid thll those ancnclina the collfcrcncc "li>owed Lll&l they serious about wbal they wanted to do iD tife." His fuac:tioo iD tho orit:nlation - tO ...... them the (fiDillaal) Jllf<>f1MIIon they occd. The eufi<r they sd Lbo1. lh< bdt<1 ablt they ue to work wtth u. . ·• •= I n dil:cus$ina th< vwious fundin& opponunlt>CS Offered by hi1 offtCC, C&ito said !bot moll llUdcnu "think that financial m will cover coneae. but they don 'I know the process.'' One advantqeln brlnJlna the hiah IChool studcnu to VB iJ that "tba mcd\anlco (of t1nanc:1a1 aid) arc bt'ouaht to Ufe." He uplaincd thOl disausioo bos more or an Impact to lt!>dcoU than a piece of paper. PODEll iJ bt iu <iaJuh year of prCIGIIilla UB to ht&b odiOOI """"""· and V'~Cr-Praidcnt Jeffrey Pcrtt c:rcdited tho Vnlv<nity f<>< lfC'O"idina "help from th< department~.'' He added thot the vls.ton fiD OUt e>aluatlon shcctJ at the end Of their vls.t tO h<lp unoo>'Cf poaslble arcu where they require courudl... Be """"'od lhM ''It'• ..-to s« a oru.....,Y 10 l&to tho COIIIIIIOIUIJ and .-11 thoac there." "'-cbac to him. LatiD ............... "laoo't> tb81 tloq baw people ben 00\lh tlliDp m ..,.._;· Botll 11iaL &M Goualc:l noted ella the .,.._utlollli!J VB · -or bacqrow>d pr...-a to other "''rrry t1w'ofl11lt lidut»fi!M CM ... g.t lhMt Mto OfMI f*h• H.cipanJC> dw they .........._ collc:lt· fo'riday'l pracnwion supplc:mc:nu VB'• 0"'11 oriartaiJOII Oooula uplaincd If_.., -·H.,_, I Oonwu &pccifled that in ill altcrnpu to rec:nrh area hiah ochonl lludcnu, PODER doa not aucmp! to steer lllcrn just to UB. But 8lu clld affirm that DWlf audcnu bow "made a oompkte tum-around and aaned dtlnk•oa or the future and oomctbina WO<th•hilc. In the pall, st!>dcou 11 my hlP JCIIool bo'" wen thio iaformatioo, and appbcd to VB." 1a 1U propam for c-r;, PODER Jtated, "It iJ occaJtU)' thOl LatiD ll!>dcoU 11 the blab *""">~ know , and unclcntand tho &cmccs or the uai,.......y. ThiJ orpnlzalion has hceo prepared to msure thOl all • Lalino u!>dcots hove thll OPPOrtunity." ATTENTION MALES t===il Earn $100 per month extra money lr===t We are looking for Rlasma donors for a Plasmapheresis Program If you would like to apply please call "....-T TO "LL.AX _ If YOU 11,1110 MAll( A GOOO TWA. ANACONE'S INN ts ntlPLACf. TO DO tT- _..., .................. ........ We hew no Koodft. 688-2716 1331 North Forest - Suite 110 Williamsville, NY - Call 9:00 ta.m. - 4:00 p.m. UB Home Ice Hockey Openers w ect. Nov. 18 • ua ••· Cola&te (Division I Power House) t... c_:o::~~R- ~:....=~,_ . Ius 11ckeb Available at SquiN TlcUt Office • 113 Clartt Hall 50" NCh Game n .... 7:30 au......... from Meln St.. Go¥ & Ellicott Tunnel ! M f - 1:41 · 7:00 Return 1toUod 10:30 Gel -,our FREE ~ 1>US from llam • 3pm Aoom U3 C*11 Hell All ~ nMd II e velld U&-10. You c:en br'lng more then one Vlllld 10. £ptct.d \time ·7 5 ~flF'8 H~YIUO&' .-ooo - -.ooz.• ... 11000t8 3 270 Meln Str-1 �DOUDL~ QUA§Aft§ and OTHER ASTRONOMY GOODIES IRC debt debate delays deal Lecture given by Dr. Lyle Borst of the Dept. of Physics and Astronomy TONIGHT - 7:30pm 114 Wende Hall -~ II)' DAN HOLDER ...,, Woltorr Aid, rRCB func:tlooed .. the orpniz:atlons' bwiJ>eu cod. Ow:r""' ,...., how..... ~ IRCB "evolved out or lRC," be noted. Th< t:l*t the IIller Raida>cc CouDCil time of tb< break II a ''matter of iDtcrpmMion,'' (IRC) II rcplac:ed cvauually u the central He act.>o...,..,.od that the three lRC manbcn on domutory student otpnlu.tion, it will the Boanl provide "ouuide input" to the leave behind a debt or b e t - $8000 and $10,000. . corporation, reprCJCntina the dormitory r<Sidenu The IIIOD<Y, owed to the Swank movie dbuibulor, who arc the main CIISIOmcn of the IRC -run SIO<a. is the stumbllna block Ia tbc rcplaa:mcnl of tbc rRC "If IRCB is bldepcndcnt, wbal are they doU\1 in by the Student Auodatloo (SA). "rRC will fold," the clonns7 Wile do they report to7" Moore astod. a&tTU\1 Pruidau Eric Roth Ald. "Thcrt was a "They have to be either one thiDa or another." SA, ~ a- tbc _ _ . by tb< EPC (EIDcrJalcy be reported, is rudy to act to rq>laa: lRC, but only p.,_-, Cowldl of SA) tlW -sd lja.e U:pt a If I RCB lOOk over tb< dcbl. n:sidaloc ball alive." AI put or this..,....,.... SA 01111 RC was raporuiblc tor lho..U., rDOYics iD the lR~ to . . illdepc:odall fiaarldal dormitories every O<pllizzd lliabU- bus _.uoo--sd have oplit tbc dcbl boll last rv.aa to New York Clly for bolidays. Wolkoft lDOGlh the SA Scuu mood the pWa. ~ tlW rRCB il resporuiblc for rcotina &mall IRC docs not ba'e mon<y, Roth reported, butltill roam retriamlton to rRC manben. as a favor to the exist>. 1bcrt arc oow two .,._ts in Croot of the trOUP· Senate to rq>1aa: tb< orpniulion. But both SA 01111 \Vol ton refuted reporu tiW IRCB mi&lu take o-ct rRCB have rctwod to tdt>Mitda< occowuability tor IRC fWIClionJ, ad8lmlna, "we're a buJincss." The the ddicil . corporatiO<t baJ a yearly JOles volume or about "We arc not paylna it. Wt arc 001 resporuible," $800,000 and employs approximatdy 175 Studento. SA Trea~wcr Mark Moore c:adaimed. "I fed that Thcte II a dran or a replocement orpnlutlon-c:allod the Dorm CouncD-thAJ will be IRCB lhould pay the dtbt." He aid tlw. bocawt the dorm trOUP baJ three repreaeotativcs oo lRCB'• prCJCnteclto the ScnAJe Ways aod Mcaru commiu.ce. Boanl ot Diroc:~ors, the corporAJion &bould pay t.cl< Another proposaJII bdna dcsi..,.O by Roth tor the moaey. · pracntation aod acornprornise is opcctod. ODe: put or the Dorta Council'• charter baJ three _ . . . . . 011 tile lltCII- of Dil!octon. ..... woaotr ~ the a1dtoritr o r - bodlto cllcta1c wbo lboultl sit 00 itJ pidina pond. "It'• UP to the bnl to vou peopk ill or out." Wolkoff C.lfi/NSEIJI/tN Sponsored by THE ASTRONOMY ASSOCIATION T-...,. W -t SUB-BOARD I, INC. Yoar Stadcnr SeJoW:. Corporation of U.B. ANNOUNCES1I I Po•ition• Available Rapon.nOle for rite oWTHeinr of rlt• U.B. Phlll' mCIC)I ond Clin.icol LGborcrtory, rlt• U.B. Hnlrla lnIUrance ~. rite Blood A - - Pqram and th• Sexuality Educcdion Center. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY - lalurmal R - ReqoU.cl Applicaliou .... .., • f'U)AY. NOV. ~ ;.,_tlZT..._.tw ...... For t.ti.K sa u DOARD OHtiHC. i""" ·eiee pleue call 636.2154 --.., ............ 10% DI~;C()UI'IIT- for StuCS.nta or Faculty ...-.... ...... . """:;.~~._ JJJ!_ waaau.,A.-. ........IJW011 ,.. ,,_.1,. 1420........,Hwy ............... 1!11 ... ..A ..........N.Y. The 683-4012 f;UJroor• ROOf!' of Sqair• Hcdl lBT & P.J. Bottoms 1\JUlual Arm Wrestling ro_ t•· . ~Qt~ ~· ThursdaY Nov. 19th 8 Sbo,.u.a• a\ 8:00,.. P.lll. 4 Weight Classes plus U.S. Championship Clas!. (reams, bars, frak!mllles & organizations) $3.00 entry fee $4.00 late entry ~e Sign · Up at P.J.'s ...,..,. • - , ., .............. 5 �editorial Double parked Barring any legal COfliPIIeatlona, Director of Public Safaty Lee Grrlltn lias ooma up wllh a novel &PP<oach to solving wnat Is now an anc:tent UB ptOblam, Wllk:h warrants atta<~tlon although some aspect a of his plan need r""lslon. What Gnllon proposes to do Ia let the Unlv81Sity ~MP the money that Is paid presently to tile City of Buffalo and the Town of Amherst hom on-c:ampus pertttng tickets. Hta idee has been presented In tile past but has been met with opposition from VIce President lor Finance and Management Edward Doty. The OlrectO< has come up with an Idea that could help not only UB , but lila entire State University of N - York (SUNY) system lnaeaM tnelr r.-.en~~&, much to tile probable deflglll of tlgh!Wad Goolernor Hugh L Carey. Of~ lila kiM may need fwthe< tludy and even the conHnl of 1roe SUNY &o.rd of i?U11- but UB ahould lake tile lead in lobllyong for"tlle plan. The extra money II oould 'gene<ate might help !he Unlvetslty wade lhrough What promtaes to be an especl,lly grim budget year tn 1982.. However, the only flaw In Griffin's plan Is the suggef!ion thll students do lila ticketing. We only fore- addlllonaJ problems retultlng trom this In that ttudenta will ba pitted against students In car war-. We even question GrlfOn's ass0111on that anotller wa<ktr Ia needed to do their ticketing task. Pllbllc Sale!y already seems very adePI at giving out perttlng tk:l<ets themselves. One of lila major oomplaints agalnSl lha plan is !hat adjudicating tile new revenue source would be costly and burdensome. A suitable SOlution would be to hava lila Faculty Senate, Professional S!afl Senale and the Student Wide Judiciary compose a commluee !hal would be charged wl!h this !ask. This commlltee Is a frugal. feasible, and most Importantly, a fair alternative. • Once these points are seltled, the Idea of allowing UB 10 keep traffic Ylolatlon revenues Is one that ahould no! be lightly dismissed and could llelp alleviate 110me of the budgetary problems In both Buffalo and tile etotlre system. It can't hurt So now altar lour months of a "positive" December closing date, the fate of Squire Hall Is again up In !he air. And the only sure thing Is thai If tile building doesn'l cloae next month, It should logically remain open until the Summer. Unlver8hy lorlune tellers are predicting that March Ia a auong posslblllty as a closing dlle. feedback That would mean !hat many 111udent groupa will be forced 10 peck up their belongings In mld<aemester end go to new hOmes, causing enough disruption that may lead 10 groups writing oH the entire seme$1er That scenario Is equlvalenl to adding courses tile day before mld-terms-ll's Just not sman academics Tile Kabosh Committee proposal whlc:h lnalsts thai no Slud&<ll group should leave Squire until comparable "retrolltted" space Is provided by the University Is lair and equitable- a reasonable request t11at the administration should not only honor but Instal upon In Albany. And by looking at !he present stile ol relocation efforts, tho KabOsh demand moat likely can only be Implemented this summer slnca just aboul nblhlng has been done to ready eitller campus for !he dislocated groups. Currently, !he only apt term to dascrlbe the tanovallon of Squire Hall is fiasco. Tile adminlslrallon and tile Albany •czars" cannot seem 10 aeute on one consistent policy concarnlng Squire Hall. Conl!anlly the blame lor fl~llmlng and rhe mishaps Is bantered abOut be!weeo troa two. Kabosh Committee members Bob Hayden and Peter Hirshman are correct In asking tor more student Involvement In decisions concerning campus design-especially Squire Hall. At least studenl ~now what they want. A Squire requiem Eootor: THE CLOSING OF SOlJIRE HALL Numbers, please? II'& O.K. II they cro,. Squire Hall: Lei'O •II /1111 EdiiO< fH'e~•«J /0 llltd Olh.,-. Oto July 31. Ki81, I h•tl t grltv•- hHrH>g b41ft><e on "Arl Hoc SrlldMr ""-11 Comm,., " Thlr. •Fect~lty St~r P•n« QOittJ•tN ot ,,.,.. ~r.s -ployta olrhe SdJool o1 E~~ r·,. •• /oiH; $/-1. , _ . .... "" from lt.llon:l '"""-Col~ -.lmpononlty, 1/0«e _.110 ""'OitiNrllt-tl 011 /he commlrtH . t would/Ike lo 0<10/t IM lollowlr!g p.tiN~ I tom ltte memcnttdum tl'tf1 INI'* unt to Scl>ool of /olono-1 Oton JO"fM AIUIIO attd ,_,,,illt Ilion•-• ,.__t mr••lf. " T h e - " 01/1«:1 01 lhtflrltVOnat IO dlllk;UII lo t/HI with A gtfrtot>OII pone/ II r>Ot ,.., llllttd to _ , , , , . _ oJ•nrrlltle om!,,_ S<not 111ty pon oJ the fl'ltQnW. - · .,. OtniiOfJQ-. -pltr·-tl'l l- IM Sl.,fan•a C0111p4.11Jtt• aboUr ltlr Ktat~me.n · - r IIOI'f""'*'f'," "'f tt'llaaAnf ~ llttNI.,/ttQ lfi.IIIMII .,,,. IJtiO*II«;l 01 , .. for • llttol g<tH, • _ , - " " ' Iter.._• t/;p.UJoM, • ond .._ _ ,,.,., "'"''"'*'"' --•ly .,,.,..., rowart/ cltu • Alt~ evaluolt '""' cltlm• 1/twl-ftond, ,,.,. 11 oulflcJflnl .v/dtlttce ro ,.,.u•• ua that IINH'I Ia .,m• mwlt to ,,_ Mr. l<rollmon'o ,..onlnfl ...lutllono ",.,~or~g - - ..,,.. lmpononr, • roo~ltWof rhecom,.,., - · OliOmllr.t/ by 11-11 - l h e 1. .1 IOU< )'Mrl t- _,. -'"' _,."',. .....,...,0 ,...... ,..,,0 ~ by lilt Slollu T h,01 r (_ - 10 /olr_ f(nl_ ..lilt .,, _ __ -10 Om!_, · - OIOIIW(Ihe .,.....,,. UA _ , -.,;onl""' -.ey 1 0 - - riJtWCtjy ,,_ ttoa tloaJ> - t e l l tl/11~. olfnllmlrlotlnfl • • - • • end th~tt.,lttfl • <th lollurw ""'1 /tiliNe'- ol cou,., h... - l l l t t l o l t o o011"''"'" from , _ , . tboul lholr olylt, IHII lolr. Ktollmon -m• to tll<:ltmotfl rhon "" ahtre. FIMII'(, Or Hu.l~ llloiCOtoplolnl•to httrr tllo</1 /olr Ktollrrtr~~~'• ---ltotol-rrltiiHry _ _ , _ 1ft!,,,_ h•• ,.,,,_ 1/Nitlor - • , . . , _ .. ,,., dapMIOoo ......... ol _ _ _•llont, - retl lilt Kte , ... . ._ ..... .,,........ __ ,lit, _, _ _.. -_ ol ------ttoatluo ,...,.._,_, IN*,_LI!GJ .. ~tltlf_..,_,~~~ - - ... ....... _...., ... 10 --~*~· .............. ... Sl>oolif ,...., ... _loti ro tueh fh• COUIJ.. ... ONn Akitfo re•ponded to thl& ""Ad Hoc St~t .t.-lo Comm/IIH R--'" W/tl! The IOIIOW~~tg trtwn&•ttdclm "TheM. 'fOU tor drop 1UOII!I1=• 1Mf1*1t o/ thl• lftiiNI. -IOtr IO rour-lon,l /l>otouglr u·~g on Mr St«larl't IO d1ICC/U tho mtlltr wrlh 1'011 llldwlt/uo/1'( or u t -.omnrtt In lht mHOIImo, Oy thlo ltlt.fJ'<"-nt/um, 1 em ln1truct~ng '"• ohaltman. Oep-.rtment ot O,.r11ion1 AII0/)'110 IO 110 longer employ ~ l(ro/lmon IO< IUCIIfttg PUrti<JI.. unltiO It) Ih-Is o dOC<Jmtnltd recoltl o/ ocllono token to COffeC1 ptt/ogoglctl d/11/c;Jitlt•ldonlllltd In 'fOUr npon ond (OJ lht t/Hn oonturl wilh tho tll/aq o1 ,,_,. HIOtfl &otj>l In rht """' tXI,.,.t Cfrc:umoton-. It It t/lllkNit IO /ultlly rolrlrmf/011 Mlln/CIOI With o e«rl~ltttl ol llt</ou ddflc;JHfea. Wl!llt !he U/1001 to g<otololllot Mr KnrHme11 .. _ , _ , ro -* with Ul ,... olr.o , ... o clttr obli(prtlorl to -lt/t tiiH•I tdequo,.lr1or£UQ/orllot llllt/erlro. WllhOul • WO.ItOIItl Chtrlflt /tl-'flor. lo ,_ploy Mr J<rellmen w_twkl ,..., thll the 1chooJ ,.., «Hilber•t•,..••' upon • oouru otaallbiii!Jing • ,.,, ~~=:.:~~!•ctor; IHmlng envlronmtnt lot .wnlng The,. Quoltd , . , , . _ ctrtt/nly polt!l • oolorlut plttutt ol Mr Krtlt,.n. Thtno lr. t - u l opponunitylot yo.r, OHn A.Jurto, to HI • hetolc , _ , by Oil~ /he fo/loWIIOfl t.glrimolt .,.....,_. , • rl,_ and fortltitghl ""'""" I Wllor Ia lhe _ , rtto lor lndr.ltluOIII-10 _ , , • groiN CI!Orlflt we • grlt'IOnct - t r·rrr nol u•lttfl I'OU lo /<Imp lhtoug/!ltoopo OIIW. /lilt olmplt ortl/1110 from o _ , 1o 100 - It :l. ,.,., 1'011 ..-.lng thl• /Mtrucror.. 1011/ty ro t grorlt ,,,.,., y., or no7 SUclt tt/mplk:ltVI Come on, W/ltl htvt )'011 got IO IIIH. Now, I bot-. tho I IH-/p ~ bolh ·~ orr tomo tnd ICitnot II Otf/lrtl with mortl lnl<lllr/ty ond Y - Uf!wll""- 10 tnO-IheH oiMpit _.,,hOI noth"'ttlo flo wtll! •utnden:J• o l - . q ot Tluo ltll1 "101> _,,_,/ollty ., ... --........ ,,.,.,..,• r,. • ....., ....., to t/IYII,.. Yowo _ _ _ " " " " " - ' _ _, 10 ,,• ••,_,h ol cltonocltr" lind• , • blftNUO'IIN II t,_ «:boot SlopMR Alan Schwortz un-alty s ....,.,, Peaceful adversary? Editor: lll011t11y night 01 I ,.., 1810Jm1ri(IIIOtll tl!lflhl clou, rrtY•IItttllon woo d,.wm lo • ,._,.'fOUr popor ,.tilled "PLO go • MI. S.m!ltr, -g thtr ony(/IOfiP lloould , ... ttoa rlflhr - · · t h e , . . , . . , , . Otry _ , Wlllelo- ""'"' on N,...,....., 2 In SQuilw Holt HH ~lon• - n • flag wll/t lhe tlogon "Pl~AU THE WAY" ond •ontt ll'm!Mitrt PlJO/Ial!tt/ byt,.. Pawlllrt UWot/on 0/ponlulton, ceiling '' • •r.,rortor" Otplnlz•tlon. Utr unapolltn •numptiM It lhll lhtlr ad"'tnlry, tltl llfttU IIONmm.nt, Ia 1 PHC.IUI OM. I fltfOitdw how ..,. •• Am.,an• un contlnllft to •COflpt 1/Jlo ouumptlon IM floadtiMJ• ,,. dolly lull o/ .uch ewnta •• bOMbing• of I~ r•ldt on cfrl!Mn PoiHIIrtlon compo lrt South L_,_, 01tr1 11/tgt l llfoltlitt(/ the Cuop Otvtd lrN/)'7 Juot tot/ty I rNd 1/tol lutt/1 , ._ _ . lpOI/td lly"'tJ- Solidi Atobia. 1111. S.ndltt eflo m - IIHI e10umptlon 11101 ,,.,. wu llfrtutlty 110 puOI/clty lor lltlt _,., lr1 on:l« IO ovoJt/ •or oon or /HOINI. 51!<1 moy be tnr-rt<l ro know lhll thfa nor'" uu In '"'"' Fot •u1f1plt, I f hk ltlt UnfwHJity, tllrH arud«ttl a/lor by(llo ltrtt/IArmy dutlflfl PoltiiiiHI Oty tC1Mtlto, tnd lholr un/vort/ty hu t;loNrl lrr<NIItrlltly. I - Wllh MI. Sandltr tllo</1 file Irony oil,.-"· _,_,. '*''-•ftly w•• w,. '"'"d'''-'" on ,__,loll rlurlttfl lhe Holoceurrt _, . - u l t rllor • Jtwllti-*'<HI ptOpto---....,., ·- tloa--"' " -1011 -Ito• ond IWCiatly ""liflfl lhe OIIIIW/ PtiHirn. Oty -P• II oft,.. l'oiHtlltlt.,.. tt>ty '""'"' " " - ' ' " ' - _,,. .. ,..,.._ Oty ,,. ....,..c. w......... Un,...,.KySt-1 �op-ed By ALAN C. KACHIC nt. PICWte thlf he a bNn gNM or Ch•os and dlu"•t "'• "''~to the C<K~IJtry aJ'Id tooth« OOf.ftJiflft ana aiJ;es •• weJ1 f'rooldo!lt floloo-n at T w_.,-.""'" conr•- hla atltemwtt came an TeSPC>nse. to a rtpo<ltt'o q-110<1 about ttwo nit beiWMn Notlollal ~AdVIIO< Roc:hard Allen and Secret.,., or Slota Ate ndol tloiQ. ·~ ttwo prase ooi'J)$ ol angagtng In yol w joumoltam. What It eo dllturbtng aboUt Roagon·a ~atemont 11 thll he csoea ~ot cJ~y dl11ena1on e)llsas In hts u~f\tt but rathet auacked the rnedta for repOr1fng the lasue. He molntalnad that tht Pits• should wor1< wltn tno govemmttu to Oflnt good newt and thua promo1e Amtlfk:a H 1 ttrong and vnllled nation. In a furth41f cntlc4am, Reagan a.akecllhe press to show ...,t(lotltm'' -.nen CO¥*.ng e\W\ta tn Waahtngton, da1mlf\g \hit tM PI-I madlt - • • to "¥ery deotruc:tlve" to US lote~gft potocy --P What lha - t ••r-tlftg ,.....- . " FOllllftalt!Y, C>arTtnQ ,.,...., "'"' 01 _,.. otlw!f form r...- of pr11\Amerlc:a .,.,.,.,, , . _ , -.usa conat~utlontl l r - . and joumabotoc eth'Ca enau'•· though not •• lhOQOIY as some papwa-tOtc:•bty cw~ontar11y-<IOI'Iform to. that no _ . . , _ , c:an tell tha media wllat to say. Reagan to att.,ptlng to OO<Tit>lno his octlng ablllt)'-alollg ""lh hlo alleged charm-wtt/1 hil r - . t 5UCOMM.I ~n paning ~egls1atlo:n anc:J Nt "honermoon•• Wfth the pubt~ to lull the preu mto reporting what the .amfrtiattahon w.ants to see and flf110Q them wfth gurlt 01111 HCICulo II thay do not. To ataft ••lh tn. fwd between Allen and Halg-culmmollng on tt>e Secretary ot Slott • n - n g CO<-.ty end callously that I_IMrt~nlted States IS plannano to UM nuc:.•e• ...apon.s'ln Europe 1.n h.., of tM I act that lha potocy S. presently ot/lorwlH- 11 an ImPOrtant Issue ""'htch sttoukl be COWfecl by the mtdla h chttc:tty affects people fn t.hls country as at r.etchrtO to oxpleln t!'\e rtsl~ tkle of anti-Americanism fn Europe It any toning down fa needed 11 sr.outa be Haig -•n ano nol tht prosa.. Ina naUon as terge and powerful as tn. United Statoa tnere are man~ people and many Issues which couiCI cauH tunnou In the WOfld and a Chectc Ia ctettnltely ,....,.,., on them Tho Halg.Atlon altair 11 luot one oumt>14 Ttwo lnYUiigatloll 1n1o "a third rata burgtary•• 11 th& Wllergoto liotOI, Which (altt1oUgn enoug~ ~u - . oald at>out 11 101 the time being) to o natlollol acon<lal end tha raaognlllon of a~. s _ . Bob Woodward and C.rlllemstoon I\Od 11•em~...o Ot ~ back on thll story tO( ,_,.. aake ot natlollal oawmy-would we be m01o oacura today7 Probably not. tM the Atnerlcan P809..~ aa the r..-utt of The 'NI&IIktgtOtt Poat tweaking the scandal are a lot ttronger and domocfac:y hu been mOte flrM!yentt0<1CIIad. understand the role of the media. rna pres1' rupon&lbtttty Is to record •nd r~ tnt M•a •• It happens ancl not to mab ,....,., or bl Mttoett¥8 1n CO'*IOL As the Watefgate .candlt Ulusuated, ewn the aman..t news nem may musrweotn Into a ma~CM story 'Wtlh gteatlmPOf'lance 10 the etty• .at ate. Of wotld tt m.a~ seem 11\e "'tfHCkWig on the tnedtl~l Plf1, end often lmltl &10ftes ate j~ that 'tlrith tht Pftsa' asautn9tk>na be•ng wrong. bul th& press h&s a loO to do and u S.<lolng II tt>e only way possible. s ,,ee it has been estlbllshed '"'" the Job of Ihi medle Ia to fepon the nt'\llt& a.oo not to make ~~ thtfela tittle .substance to any govet"nmont oUic!al'a ct1lm that the govornmont Is not beJng seen In 1 favorlble light. 11 tho govern mono <lid it• job-fairly, occuratoly, and luaUy fOf the benefit of eJI-lhefl tho Pf8" WO\Itd portray it In • favor~ IIQht. The fault is not In lht cov01ago bul In the actlOfts ollape ilo portrayal and thll apptloa *"'ather h'a a counry leglslahJre, a two-oft atuant -nment. 0< tile Reagan admlnlllratlon. ,..,lcfl It •• a b&st&rdlutloll of tha , , _ , o f ttwo prou 101 a , . , . . . _ ' * t o - . a ,_,.,P*e IO< 111o govarnment t o - - tfiU vtew and a~q>~&lft '""" potiCIH m any OOOIUt- U a paid pol•tfcol a - 1 A good QO~I <loOs not ~ave IO tJII)Ia.lft Ill octlollo jult U a good """" repol\s news, Thoro Ia, - l l y , r001n lot oppos•ng opinlonS '" a newspapet. BYI IO 1Uow a gov«nmMt to contfot WP\It Is aaJd- or tvtn to have an OUI~t-11 1 s.ignal of authorlterlenlsm and a denJeJ ot the human power to think.. Tile problem 11 thai the public <1o0s nol _.., to the City Beat man could QOellb4y want PfOOf or, but ther eome B y RICHA.RD CHON I wat on one P«locUy 11,. Friday evening that K. took'"" tram...,. from hit 1o0 at ttwo bank and prepared himooll lor a niGht out on till ''""' and oomo haovy Orln'dnQ. He gol of1 t11o trolley c:ar at &23 p "'· 11104 oa na I\Od _ , . day lor th& P"tt _ , YMta. wafllad- hS. qu'OI 01.-t. _ , wos!Nithodln tlla coot g - of dwll, If*> tlw! lour tllghtt ol .. ~,.. 10 t\olll ,.•• • Alter wasn<ng n - 1 In t1w1-. and putting on Ius 1._ ~ Clol'- ha , . _ hlmMIIIn lh& -.og gi&U llooor. out WltO tlw! nlgM •An. you .,•• "~ chalact•. K...- he. toteS hitnMilf confodlngly "A roguiOI Cad. you ate. Yos. tl\ia W1ll 00 a hna -no 101 "'"'k•ng .,. and Wllosl<ey, end t1 you..,. lucky_,_ you mfQht , _ • pretty tnllo _.nt• With thai, M ~tot~ IUHt and Mt oU tn the d•-loll of lha naarett , . ..," Tile ctty anound him otrongtly darll and quOat, ancllhe &hacJOws of th& bulkll<lgo o...,lw!Od Ml"'ttd to matV4' )llemN!Wit oaarniMIIy Into "" at a,,.•• nogl\1 11111 K. INI<ely noUcod thlo dioquleelftg ~ ao l"'palent wu ha oft• • 1o11g oa1·a _.. to lnduiQo nlmoetf 1ft .....,,. that na vo•• It lltt .. mo<o than -ng II\OUgf>l. • HI tlfrwtel •• tne twa~ tavwn &tong ttw . ,... PtUftO -two _ na,....w.-...-andantotacl,-_, . . , _ l l l ' a - . l < f t - I II- , _ . With blond,~ ..... '*"- and.,.....,.. polo.,., a""""" . .. , Gooclgoon ..- Tile.,.. ~ f - wlllch- 'OOlftii'-J<Ion . - - g 8 " ' " ' " ' - ..-gor, and II&IOQOidod K. will! a lll\10410 ..._.tf~. one""" a hant. o• ~Ntfy --·- ••hOut "'oc ..,, _,,lluclr na osu.t In..,-~. P.oot,.. ·- 11 K. _ _ ,......... obac:k Ill' ttwo IN~"I . , . . , f r - o t y - He wos aboUIIO ..._ •Pfool of - ? · wu ganulna4y ourloUa"' to wllal ttwo ""'oo,.. dtiiOt>ratloll. oacldod Instead not to ockngwlodQO tho rnan•o roquoot. Alter collecting hll wilt t>l.(ffly, ho opoko boldly. '"Now r. .lly. orr. )'Our request 11 quito obourd. t have no1h1ng to prove to you, and as 1 mltlet' of tact. you h1ve no rtght Whl.teoeYit( to u.k me Cor proot ot anythang, m""" 1as1 tna lime ol day," K. told him, trying to Ill at linn •• ha oould. "'Now if you'll excuaa mo," na said. end llrodl- tha man towards tha bal. lkJt lho largo man lull .,..lad curtlY, r . - ou1 h,. thk:l<. nak-ed 1111 .and g r - K. Ill' tha ooltat. "WI!I11t ttwo ~N&r~lng of tl>ll?" K. lhoulod. aa ttwo tatgo men a hand on l>ltlc>Wft and o q - them. Tile""""" Jn tna lnot ....tty qufat- pooplo turnad around In tha<r lloofa to - . a thf altorc:atlon. K. fell tii<W - . , ayoo t r - on hom u two"llnuggled - J h tha men"ogrfp c:l- ••-n _Y •uaton. uallolo,• tna man uJ<I q"'"''""· hit lac:a ~lftg luat lnd>H fr01n K.'11nctocMouo 8YM- .. go11 1ft 1w1<a without proof, c:aplch&? Now oougll it up bUddy. 01 1"11 be obflgad to ldct< your butt out of hero" apologi:ed profusely to K. and offered him a oeal at th& bar. "S&maa•o tho name," ~o oald ·•Gregor Sam a.. and 1 manogo Goodgoon"a. Would you llko o orlnk? tlow "bout • Grannof>!>"'T' But K. lost aoy of tho dutrt na haG tor llqUOf. It was .stuffy and hot In I hi bar, muatc waa po1111dlng out of tho spoaltero o t o ~lgh Yoiurno. and 1 tnouaand lighll IMmad to gla to ln K.'a O)'tt e>aop,. at tha oar wore e<OWIIIftg around him. lhoultng 01 aach othar, OVOIIn anotnar- a GfOUP of -a hud<llad around a t - toughing ,.,_,lly. CertainlY thiO muat be • CltNtlll K. thought to hiii\MII He - h i t haad rigotously, trying to-~~ out, but he -Ia _...,till h,.- - , eyes .... -"""'"'""-~""'­ Ill' K. blindly, sprlltng _ , . loquot on oloa blawomo!Celftto n111-. end ttlll anotlw!f. , _ ntm acoklently, murmured an lll>oiOgy, than dl_.,e<llrolo tiM.,.,.,..., K. 1 - 1 y tall lotlgued; hll btaln woa d&ze<IIIJ tlw! - . o and ltg~to thot uoaulled h i t - - . He loll alolla. Gregor Samoa had <lloap-rad oomawllaro. liow oan It be that a human baing operatu thlo utObliShment. thlt machine? two uked. Wily are _ , . lw!fo? Wllot could poulbly oomfMII them to axfot In ouch an environment? Tlw!H Q-llol\1 tound little OfiiWit In lh& OOUIH o f K."a thoughto. end na aoon becomo angty, than lrlghtanecl. Tile Orum pounclacl relaniiNI.Iy out ol th& end two louncl out lh&l ht OOUICI only talk to otlw!f lhoullng 8.-!y it wun't WOrth it to llOidruft"-becauao~- •uloo. end two dklrl1 1... them. &.ybocly 1ft lha ...... ........... and K. tbougl!l t1w1 - - a tanao, maiiQnanL He tlw! h - touel\. 8ut lla oould no longat think. no " " - , _ The to cloao 1ft tightly on him. 1nc1 M wu then M Mew that h wu ao UtWMI • • to be l*factly end rouona~>~y rtal, thlt II n a - t1w1 Just than tha awung open .,.,ln<l K and tnrH you~g OchOOIOirft erlllted, giggling among themt<>ITiw! man hS. griP on K."a •- · turned to tho Chlklran and omllad ··ao right on tn, tad,..," ho aald to '"""' "Ha ll pr1oo drfnb toniglll f01 1two tadioa.• Than na tumad -lo K. and hil.,... - - lh&ll c:alm, rt•PCIIIan gllre. •t oak! cough it up, buddy,'" na . .lei. •·~.ec·a - proof." 8~ now K. totlll!y mt~l-. and two to ......... 11M jutS tlwl • tall ~>aiding man wttll ..,.._,...~--to hiO 0011 oo.ctrJo....,..- and patted t n a - men on ,,. , . , . _ · - c a . , - . - · · ha told"""" "What - t o be tlla pr-., lw!<a?" "Thho .._,... _ , two. . any proof. - . . · ttwo- men ropltacl. ltlttno -KtOOiiM ·--.hOWmanyt- hOWiftOI<I you to Ill pollia wflh our w01--. Thll man s. - ' Y old -..vn todrinl< ,..._. they would either him altogatlw!f. W "h thll lha men In t1w1 IIKIQI..... amllocl OOU!fy. 10 Franr IW-• · outthlt!U Ita orould ho,. undo,.,_J .... - "'*"' - h-_.._. -'-111' Cf- -"!- --to~llfellowolla-.ttwo_t_ anrug lnchllerenlly 0< !lllllef•... !Tho outllof Olthla ~ t >l-0 ~It ._,, opoloOift - It - o ar TMJpc1rwo 7 �,_A,.,. n..to -' Br LAWRENCE POWEll, MD. ''I cloo't Ulldcnland w\11 bavclllis pnlblcm willl my - " be Jlid. ·• I .i01 qwtt rqulul)>." His lcp mar baYC bc<D .,u.w • bu bad - - The daotal film called plaq\10 bad ....tpd IDIIdc: b i s - ......... ...namm.aion ....s 1oooeo111a or IUs '"""'· It'• • uruvaul pnlblcm. Teodl &hould llut olifeti~M, but food....S 111..... OCialpOOCIIU I n .....ted 10 tcq> lbcm belllhy. So I •odor oboul plaque• ..-., or~ mo..lh, c1eoa or c:oreka. Within ZA boun or lbc , _ ruddlo... bnuhina ....s cleoalna. lbc JUI'focc or a 1~ Wider lbc miaooc:opc abowa tluy moomds of boaaio lootlna lil<c -.nco! cookia 011 1 .....Sy bcodl. Al\erltiOibcr ZA bow&, the coolde& hove multiplied Ill """\lhot now r....,.bl< pnt cob& or com dcmdy oc:an~ om- the bcoclt, ond alter ltiOibcr ZA boun. oo bcodl cau be ..,.,, T-h tlllllld I& CO"CffOI. ...,._boll ' T be cobs arc piled doep upon CKb olbct and hove .......S lhanldva IOIOihcr with ropa they f1bricate to loot liU- ovorlyil!a net. II II I amall malaial, bindlna boaeNJ coloniCI lopthcr ltld bOIIdina lbcm 10 the .-... Tho! ~sp~oq..... dome ltld oclbcten& IICWommt or bolo:Uria t1w oozes Kid wtlicb pitl lbc enomd and ll&rU cavtliCI or ........ ill powiq <d,tc bel- ·~ llld JWD 10 r......_.. cnste poclte~~ where food dd>ris co11ocu to inllame the pial< liloues. Tlw ~old*-. It leads to ....,... looc teodl lhlll do cavitle&. Gum hcaltll mvolva cltoD teodl lhro<llb bnulllna ltld n-ina 10 \cq> plaqw omdor coctrol, but it I& oloo ooodi1ioncd b)' rood r..:toro u wd1. Oood nutritioo promoc.. a no.. or hcaltlly .-lh jllica rrorn the ...,....,. tlaDds u..,.. as 11-om 1be liluQI m - u..x alaads or the -butior ood · Oood l ol.bansdva. o - the wecncy or the """"""' or theo.,..... CdiL-"" the 1is1ucs or the J11D1S repl8ce lllcmJd>a .,_., - · 11 is ""' a iblDy abo« or ctllo~ but a livin& IIDd no..q beni<r Cllpd wtlicb slowly Wli'OIIs outward everyday ood ,....Jar olllrialu for it& .-lop, ias ~. IIDd ias """""'· It II a beni<r 1iDi11a bel._ the t.aaio of lbc IDOtlOh IIDd hcalllly t~ rootL 0 \.riQa QP<rima>lll malol!lritioo, the - f-'on or the aums dediaeo ..-a! we<U before there II ~ of &iaJjvitls. Tbc burier CWICtloo cledlna cluriQI•&Mition • ...., in lhe.,........,. or ac~cq...,c amounu or Yamin C, adequate llw ;., to prnall tcuiV)'. Extra amounts or the villllliD improve resistmce, cvcu in heal0\1 animab, a do ema amounu of folic acid. MepvillllliD lhcrapy I& still luopoct . . Ill II'PfOICb 10 full bealth hy """' nutrlt.ioo.ists. Tbc Idea of llkin& a autric:ot 111 amounu be)'<>nd lhoiC necessary to prCVCIII obvious disca>e is pinina lfOund, however. Dentistry pionemd this kind Of thlnklna with llourid•-lhe ideo that doiCI or. nutrient no< cx=sive eoouah to he lw::mfuJ but well beyond amounu dctaminod 10 pmc:llt dlnical c11Jcase (the ROA) can hi~ 111 addod balefit in rmc: tunina performance; em prolona fum:don or COli reduce IUICCP(lbillty to cli&case. ft may be 111 Idea whose time hu came for, like aU body surf-., ..umo1 or inu:mol, the JiDiQa or the .,..... I& 1101 in lmmodille ..,.,..., with iu unclcrtyina c:in:Wotioll. Nulriefttl from 1be blood mWl pmclale""' a areat diston«. Pcr!tops this ;. the reason llw l1iahe< m11\CI hi.. been sbowll 10 le8d to better borric:n t throuah 111 improved--<:CC~CU~aadoa .,...siem. The ooa fouod . - dfc:dift are villllliD C ond folic Kid. Joama, or coune, ror aU it& toN< orrecu on bean ltld 6mbl. playo link or no ro1< 111 aU this, but aood avlnlloo does. Loose lqs may be "" iodicatloo or aood am<nl health. but loose lcelb ~~~~ ~ (rtp""'Y 69c <tt.) Krylon Worbblc Fucitlvc _,. ,... {t {t _,. 'l" {t {t ill il il {t {I {I {t GOT A STORY? : then, call lHE spEORUM NEWSHOTUNE 831-3676 {I {I {t {t {t {t {t {t {t {t {t ! ! ! KA 80S H ! ! ! Squire Union. Rally & Organizational Task Force Meeting l Wednesday, November 18 5:00 pm Haas Lounge, Squire Hall , MS6 AGENDA -Squire Closing Update ., -Task Force Committee Breakdown <.... • Formation of University Campus Planning Committee • Research · • Media • Recruitment • And More ' SQUIRE UNION HORS D'OEUVRES WILL BE SERVED FREE! 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Student Health Insurance Office All full time students (12 credits or more) and a 11 foreign students who have not waived their Health Insurance have been billed for the insurance. If you do not desire the Health Insurance and wish to waive the insurance, the waiver deadline is .November 20. This is the absolute last deadline. All waivers must be done in person with physical proof 9f alternate insurance. Any questions concerning Health Insurance waivers, coverage or claims call 831 -3284 or stop by 213 Michael Hall. Waivers wtll be taken from 9•5 . New office hourr. llond•y·Thui'sd•y Friday I•~·Spm lam-4:30pm Insurance cards are available for those who have the Insurance. �backpage;sports Award, playoff errors mar 1981 baseball season Did the best team really wi n.? ----~----~B~y-ANTH~~O~N~Y~M~ .~p=grn==~--------­ MIJII"'.Mt£duor , ow UJ.I prof<Uionol hockey, f001t.ll, and boskdt.ll art wdJ into their seasoO$. I think it'• timt for a r..., "'Onls about baet.ll. Ytalt, btitball. You lmo•. thu spon ,ou play with a ball and a bal. but only for IWf tht .....,.,. America's pasumt took 11 on tht chin this )'tal and It was -....u cltservM. Now cloa't ao 8dtina all up btfort ,ou htar (or rad) thtfacu. A dose look at the 1981 bastball srason should keep you l.aU&hina all the way, untO April. I'll dividt my fatts into K<tioru to make tht wbolt businas easier to wallow. F'LrSt, the baseball strike. We ..U know why the. players waited un1jl afltt the season stantd to strikt. With all !hOSt fans mjoyina bastball and shtllin& out bucks to see their favoritt playtrs, "'hat bdttr way to force the hands or Ihe owners. And naturally, the ownm had to play <tor "tou&J> deal<r" rolt and call the playm' bluff.. I'm nor .-en sorns to ~n to dcttnnin< who was n&ht. The bi& issut is that ahe fans loSt scvtn weeks of good baseball to enjoy. Strike one against baseball. 1 Fact numbtr two: the split season. Thls Is a direct r..uh of the strike. When Baseball Commissioner Bowlt Kuhn sot tO&dher with his buddies and came up with this season's pla,off format, they all must have been smokina some pr<1ty funny loolclna ciprs. N st.__ H ow can tht tram with tht btSI overall record In baseball not makt the pia,off•. The Onclnnati Rods liru.btd wtth an inc:rtdiblt reeord of wtru and 42 loua to lcod tht m.;<>rs. Did they rllokt tht playoffs? No way. But then, what do you esp<c~ •hm ,ou JO o.ploa all Josie: and reasnoao a whole po$1•scasotl SlnK"IUrt. Tht ollly four lqitimate teoms to makt tht playoffs (and you can araut with mt 00 this Ont) in 1981 ..... tht Oocl&m....... Yanktd and Expos. Na1urally all four ,...,. concendina for lh<ir r<>peoli,-. pamaou. Wby <OUido"t they have ... the top four teoms"' ~ contend for !ht pennants and >l:ii>P<d tht r.... haJr«<''OId IWf crap. All they <lid was dutttr up tht playoffs and ketP ABC and NBC ''trY happy. Slrikt IWOfO<btid>all. Which leads mt to rf\eal pombly the bla&cst boot< In btitball histoey- tht Cy Youna Awardi. Now.Rolllt F"tnam <mAinly had a ·tremendous )'tal for a rch<f pitchts and far ou<-cluanotd his eompdition in tht pJtch>na ckpoutmtnt, so M\y oot p\f bun tht C)' Youoa Award for tht Am<rican J.ncut? No probktn. I can Uvt with UJ.I. (I'm jUSI leadina you aJona here to ketp you m susptnst). 66 w tw about the National u~ atrardl How c:an those' \'atUUm· btadtd oporu writers aivt jhe awatd to Ftrnllldo Valtnzutl.al I JI>CU JOin& 1-1 in each half of tht spin orason dotsn't mean much, doa 11 Tom? Hert you art. Torn ·•T<frifoc" Seaver. With th< btst pitchina rtrord in baotball at 14-2 and they pass ,ou up for a auy, a rookie no ltos, who is 13·1. Real Joclcal isn't it. Nor to take anythin& awoy from Fernando; ht's a htlluva pilchtt, but Rooloe of tht Year is tht oward he deserves. The writm wert oorred In ketp\n& tht votina "'*• but it should have cone in Seaver"s favor. I aum it was ..dump oo tht Reds•' season. Ftnt you giw the ream the shtv, then you stid: il to th.e:ir bat 'Strike three for baseboll. You•re out.' playcr. S..n1:t three for baseball. You'rt ouL _,_,.._ JUSI "'an aaid< to t~ls whole ncli<Wous mtSS. tht free -em< .-td needs a bttk savhny.'Th< N.,. York Yankta art ouppased to ho't oot of tht btst <tamS money..., buy. Money can't buy you a World Stri<o. Dlt>t Winf~lcl"• salary COSt tbt Yankta far mort thanjusa tho money they invtatd; Ctoflt Slcinbrmner and Amorita'• ttam ba'"t lost a wbok lot or rcspra. Will tndina for Ktn Griffey hdp them 8d it baclc? I doubt it. The owners can bitch and complain all they want about tht hi&h salary dcnunds; thty'rt payinl than. And untU they stop payina them. the situation will remain out of bond. Hcrt's bopint Rflll< Jackson l.atehts onto a ttam that pvcs bim a little rtspcct. He did havt some am~ Octobtrs, you know. Bulls end season on sour note; St. Lawrence tips UB 28-21 U nother fourth quarter <:OIIapsc llOSI B opentd the scoring with a Barrett co Bob the Bulls a win Saturday as UB Pack completion for a 57 yard touchdown dropped its founh straight game, pass in the firsl quaner. Barren and Brad losing to Frank connected on a 2& yard score in the St. Lawrence University 28-21. The_ pme w•~'~?d quanor, before Ferrante bepn his the season finale for tht squad and tiS record"'""'heroccs. dropped to a clisapointing S·S. The St. uwrence quarterback sot his team The Bulb had won their firSI four pmes, on lbe board, lindins Dan French for a 2& before aoing ioco 1 tailspin and droppina five yat\_TO pass. But UB came back and upped of their last six pmes. UntU the slump, UB iiS lead to 21·7 on a 13 yard scamper by Pa.t had bem anticipatin& a possible pLayoff Whitehead, who pined 114 yards_Saturday. berth. St. lawren«'s Ken Moonan ended the half Salvrday, St. lawta~ce rode the passin& with a one yard TO run. arm of Mark FCSTIJite to two laSI period St. lawrcn« thai kept UB off the scores, erasing a 21-14 UB half-time lead. The scoreboard for the rest of the game, set~ St. lawren« quanerback threw for three: tbe stqe for Fm-ante's fourth quaner p&s.ing touchdowns ip the pme, passina for 217 blitz. He connected with Fra>ch qainfor a 46 yarcb on 18 c6Jnpletloru. yard pass and thai won the pme with a 14 Bulls quarterback Many Barrett finished 1 yard toss to Craia Gleason capping an 83 record season with two touchdown losses of yard drive. his own and <:Ompleted 16 of 38 passes for The St. lawrence drive was made possible 279 yarcb. The junior-a SWCCI Home hi&b by a Barrett intt(Ceplion after UB bad school &raduate-Kt three: UB single season peut.rated tO the Larries' 14 yard line. r~cb in the conccst. Barrett now holds Bulls recordJ for moS1 "The officiating <:Ost us the game," Bulls completions, touchdowns and yardJ gained In Head Coach Bill Dando told ~ 811/folo a seuoo. E\lrnin1 Nrws. UB bad a 37 yard touchdown But Barr«t's offensivt performance could pass in the fourth quarter caUed back on a not overoome Bulls defensive lapses. The UB holding peua.lty lllld wa.s peoaliud 10 times for a total or 83 yarc!J. St. lawrence, 5-f, offense ..:tually OUI&ail\ed St. lawrence bad four penalities fo r Sl ya.rdJ. 44~ total yards. A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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And Ia"""" u..n good oc wnat he'a dll!ln e•cellenL The gold and plallm.wn albums on hls woll a,.U IO< Soltspokan end unuaurn4no, .._.e!CI>Ialno h ta ~"I 'm the moat atypical promotional ~ you~l- - · rm not Into the aong end dance. I'd rather tall< atflui.Jecofda end mualc. With ~of enarg'land enl!lutlaam, mlractea that major oomp.anlea ooutctn~t .'' Moser's 'firat major breakthrough When Could Be WUd be6an In tg78 wu with 0\attle Daniela' "Fita On tha Mo<Jntllk!" whl!:h w..l gold eltor had .pia)'ad • big pert tn getttno e&,ooo • oold. He'a .reo 11ac1 OUCOHOH with reco<du.g. by ""-boy, the C..s. Johnny Ov~ar Waloon, Horollpa. Jaclde ~.and U2. u.. he- tBuHGio's independent promoters -S. u.. r.a- B...... \_ * -•u. cew waagl)MJIIMIO, begM -olT~~a.IAnnySIMNOflllft~ Whldl owno - ~ra, ran the , _ delunc:l Alnhetal end dlautbutM OJM Recorda. Mlf1>f0Cialmad vlny1 addict With • B.A. In HIIIO<J from SUNY 11 Bvllalo, wea teaming tho art of promotion, ...., tt.l'nlng down lob olla.w from other record compant" to cSo 10. Moser atucJc: tt out until t~ demise of Amhorat Recorda occurred and then loll. Doug Oombtowa:kl, then a wlc•presktent at Transcontlnent and the man responsible (or olgnlog Spyro Gyro to the ArMOfatlobel, had 1110 daclded to toaYO Tr.,acontlnont obout that time. The two got tooothar and tom'led cew. "Thora .,. ptOI>al)ly eight "' ten - •• In th.. country do what I do," sold Mo-. Thla area Ia often lgnotad. Could Be Wild was started to l ilt a ¥Oicl and to Sllow U..t recorda could atlll D<ealt out of thi$ .,..." MoMr aloo sayo tnat he duls With thirty radio ototlona both local and those lhallle on U.. thruway Chaln 1>01_, ClaYellnd and Boston. This otrataglc cluotar he carts "doadl)l" since 11 It ao d ifficult to do promotion In that area He continued: ••tt•a a m1t1er ot auppty and demand. Companlee tlire me as tnauta.nce to make aure thelr recordt c:ton' Qll • o -. You're fighting t llmltad ploy list. They hire you lor thai edge. The hardall part Ia 10 get people to listen to Ihem. I'm good ol gelling people to !laton to records." Moser says he lo not monay-c:onscl<Ns. "T!Je only thlog I 'yo go1 golng•for malo my credibility. You have to know Wflat iadlo'a looltlng for"' If thara'l 1111 audle<lca fO< it. And lltaYO to bel...., In the racO<d. t won't atk any ltatlon to pt.y MYihing thot _ , beloog on tho radlo " - ·a per......._ O utwardly hla · - - 110 datorml~ by tllrpfay lnd record sates. "-'t ol hlo work Includes wr~ten contrtbutlono to radio prog<ammlng vuldea OIICh •• the Album N efwaa ~ and 8111 Hatd's Frid•y Alomlng O<ian.,.cl!, tfta '11ibiH" ol radio It 'a atao ho"' ho gets f - c k on I he work he's liMn doing. So wtlal comet next? Mo.., ceems o;ery cmthua:taallc abovt promoting the new V2 llbum OctobM, as welf u new retoaaea by Nils Lofgren and LOverbOy, 1 band Which MoM! created a great deal of e•cltemet~l arOund. Th~tt'a 1110 • new artlat nemecl 8tyan Adama.. MoSM has hOpei tl'lat hll lirst releue, You WaiJIIf.-You Got II, wiH roceiVo conaldetabfe akplay. Theft's aiJO a tocua on loc:aJ acts. A fter a greer OeaJ of peat radlO ._with Bullllo act the Alyn Syrna Group, Mo- lo """' turning toward .,._,, and upcoming Ylny1 relo.- by Pau41M end the Pwlls Lou Ra!a. Bob JamM, end the Thltd Aoot e-uenows.. A ptOfect W'lth VIS•tor from AJbany '' aleo WI tnt worka. t- to anower the phono or doO<bell, Mo1 a lennlo boll to hlo 111111 aotttl Banott (named Mlck. Jol>n, Oaorga. Paul and Ringo 11 bean bv;log and llatanlng long OftO<IGII to know, he uya. "!'YO atwo,. had the kr1ectt.t've olwayo bean • - t u l at cotc::Nog on 10 wu 001ng to ba big. lt'a ell t 111111« ol belne mot-ad-~ In"'---· ...,..._at fltay I t It ..,.. . . , _ - aiiUnt - 1M- opwator o1 OSl P,.oductlono .. M Alliin 11om nptllk!log . .OC11y what aha · Nol-• - fO< allmg, mtnd you, becauaaiMta'a ""ually no money 10 be m-In har ll!>o or promotion. Hoi lndependanlly, onyway. And not In IIIIo place or lima. Debra IMy has _ , , I he paal two ,..,. booldng out<>l4own blndo lnlo S..flalo clul>a. The lnt-tlog pill! Ia that Lory naYO< IOOQIIt lhe - · 0111 They 00fllec1ad har. " h -partially 0111 ol mr _.. wtth Cepe and Hatlwouo Clallety," aha ..,. "l~o L"""" did 1 llhoW there IIIla wanted to IMta _.OilY -~In Bllffalo to Pia~. ThtOUgh har _ , . , .. . able to gal har """"'· Hyad Spy, Into~ lnd -II Mc:VM'a. -~•-llolnvlheone betldl begMo--.oe-ofrom .. - o l - " Theea ......,_ Weehlngton. D.C....Tiny Ooafc Uolll. - - e~~o 01an . . . _ .. - .. T - - t h e cao...- and the lltWM. eon,. of Lory's .....,T_..., v-....,.- heel.....,.. - - - • - o l l l o r ...........,,-.,...~ lkiHIIo .....,The 111 ""'-· 11ew VOIIt "- �City and - · · And II wu a t tho reloaH of The VO<o'o llrat EP diH\ng Ooc:embof 11178 tha t Family Only Recotds wu IO<mocl, 011 ~~ label wnlch most ,_,.tly urr~ two ti\O<>tOIIG "'"''119' of tho PaQ« IMIQte. Lory Nd ''"" opont t""" bOO«H\8 Oa/Kis toto tho , _ dohsnct " - - ' ' 0/KI City lJGnto cluOI " N ail< Corsi of ~·· wu aJweya operi to M'tlll acta 11 'a F-· too bod lllooo cJUOo diad Tho<e - oo mora p l - . l o t - to ptey," ~..,Lory. SIMI - . tho dllb ShOtt age 1ft lluffalo u .,..,mg an uniiMithyal~o IO< mut.IC 110re "Nosl ot tiM! pteying 0\R ata .-y good Mel It'S ...... trnpO<tant to llnnG OISI-ol<to..., bondstnto Buttlllo • e..t the dub lillortage . . , _ . Lory lrom lotctl•"ii more aell OliO Bullolo . Ull me, but I trout>ie n... t....,.bOUUNin_no_topu< out-ol·town ptGmOJers:: I'd h ate to lett them go beca u-~e ot this."' l....,y hotds ~ T01onto as an e-xample oJ. a eity with a more than•mple club ecene, and progtessiYe fldio boaldoo. It gives tho musiC a d>anct to sprud out and orow *"I a1w1ys thouQht ft v.as pouibC. to coonoct TO<OOtO. that ditt"'ull If I had tho moooy I'd love to open a dub and 11<1"9 It_, _, '*''" l«onto bands tn~ tt'.s so otw~ ao Mnp~. I ean'l - wl')' it fan' belog - "lt'a unl>oalthy to nave tVS1 one cn.o 111 8uttalo """' ...... .,..., Oily ....... spoil '"' Jndopendent anssts. Not .me. tl>e WZIR 1om1at cbaogo. The loronlo sc.ne is so mUCh bett!r. Why can' we ha.,e otr e..t there 0101\eavy nw In opel11nQ new clllbs No one wanta to lose money,• admdtecl lory. " No one wants to CNIY to play .. Site soysane•s ~..,on ZB<o capllal "' tho DUt. "I did not ma1e0 any money on t11ae · we vwolty m - onoug11 to COYO< elll>lf\SU. h 'a hard, bl,n tun. When P11l-aburgh•s Cl.r Sickness catne IO 1 putlhefn up "'my apa.nrnent. It """tun Bust! Tetraa sklep on m~ hoor."' Lory says ane ...,...., like l o go turthe<. She Will also bo UpoOfh\ng PfOjeciS at HaJiwoiiS 0/KI Copo. hwo cw three ptaoes I work at are tM best town. Cepa a"" Sam's are open to mustc the fa11hHI hm!ll they c.en ;o,.. Brownro\lt e:.:ptained. Thts . ol eoutM. O.peNts on thoe blnd'a ewrn talent• and aO.lKiel "'Band• have th•no• to ottw, but I have ro a5k mysoll now 1 oan aell tnom Nlnol)'·llvo pttcent ol mojo! tei>Ois novo no real conc.ptlon ol what .QO<II on In the mu•~ world How ean the band I be fl\afket oG?" ~"' kits ctf1alnlr help, and Dean cltn pteentaUon 1 1 being an lmponant factor. "You have 10 ShOW that you hive an «oanlzatlon beh1nd you 10 ahow a reoord company 1t11t they ean deaJ with one per&On ralhtt than 1 band. It's eu..-r fOf all parties -G• pt.aces where you can go to get the beSt •nfOfl'YJatlon:· tf\e scene wtu ooen up aoaJn, but untH individuals like lary should keep It up entlrely. Involved." Btovmrout and buatneas panner Rogtt 1-toovof receive aucHHon tapes from blrtds throuohout the United Statea, but mustoe vtfY Cflacrlmlnatlng aa they can only work wilh so many banda. 01- ....,<!$, T09 ol tne World's PI>!_ II to band's ,.lerW on •ndeponclonc ....,y~, -up a solld Pf~lat tOn a.no ....._ h t.N10W I he noses label reprewntll~>H 111 the hopes thoy11 I>Cio want to 6o tne beSt for the band.• .take Ihem to · - --:-,.-;E OFFICE FRO~MISSIONS Of RECOJ\DS: ANDSpring 1982 registration materials may be picked up at: 202 Baldy & 319:. Squire from 9 am·5 pm NOV. 17th & 18th ONLY for any student registered this semester. All directions for the remaining Spring registration will be included in the materials being distributed. Any graduate anil MFC student registered tor courses this semester will receive registration materials ill the maUl O ne group thtl Btownrout has made consldeflble proortts wUh Ia Buffeto'a own tOe En•mlea. They have been unoef Top ot the Wotkl rn1nag~t tor neatly eight mont he In that time they have done r.cotdfnga at " the belt hept Mettt fn Buffalo,'' Squlro Rocordlng StudiO, and have released one olnglo on tho l09 of tho WO<Id lab61. Tho Enemloa noYO OOon namea one of the ton bolt undlscovortd bandS In 11\o UnltOG Stat01 by los Ango- magulno Oo It Your,./1 Brownrout o l i O - tho Olnd Into clubs '" Buffalo, New York Clly end otnar """"' both out-ol~own end out-of· at ate. One of his moat ~~ ventur• with the EnotrUtt • n - CISIII"9 0 •ldoot- ol 11\o bond pttiO<mll1g ''Cephal ldool" and Olocon-lecl." two of tho Enemtoa' Oflglnat 1vnos, 11 BroadUS~ Sovncl, lne. dU!Ing S.C.Iombof. BtownrCHII Isn't too pMa.Md 'W•Ih the~~ state ot 11\o musiC lndualry. " Actually, Front to< 8oold119 and LR.S '"•lh l!ilol Copeland II tho only ~y 11\at Is Wllll119 to suPPOrt unknown banda. n..y prOYido low-coat tour a Tholr'als a no·lnlto ..,..._ They-~ tne - . d Pollee atoum.tt tool< • SIO,OOO to mal<a Ond told . _ mllllon ooplos.. They ere a very progrual~ / company .. r • t:Ofttlftutd PIIOMO}EJIS on - • Stale University of New York al Buffalo RECREATION £ INTRAMURAL SERVICES --1981 TURKEY TROT--II OATE: Thurtdoy. Nooember /9rlt STARTING TIME: 3:30pm GENERAl INfORMATION: • Course will be 2 to 3 miles • Starling point IIIII/ be Cloril Half • Three (3) Mole CCII~: Undtrgrad. Grad. FocultlJ!Stilff • Three (3) Femole Cagegories: Undergrad. Grad. FocuftiJ!Siaff • Ttoms 111111 COtiSisl of 4 IMlllbm from 1191!1 of rite abooe colf90ries, i llli/1 be jvdgN on combirlfd rimes. • Foculr!lfSraf( membrn m11$1 houe o fall '81 R«rtorlon penni!. SKiN UP: Until noon Wednesday. Noo. 18th In 1111 . I I 3 Clartr Half. or c411 DAN KOWAlOfUIC Gl 831-2914. ..... ····•UAnAYE·····• I 1\111\nl LEFS SCHOOL I I UI~TWaons• f"ACULTV 20% OFF T - Foe II II .....,. IPiaAL INTIIObucTOIIV CWftll Coupool __ _ .... _......... __ .. _ _.., _ ...,,._ _ ,........... I I - - · -·-. -.... , -.,,.. _ ,, _,_; . j, - ---w. . .,. . ._. .,__ _....,_._ ....,., ~--··· ___... ·····--------- �_ _ _ _ _ __ _ ~o~~w.nce Seidman o....u. tNtftlg IMit moat JXOduct"'- ,...,_ (Jt~lll71) Ond flU .a.uc 0 ~ H.ehll ""wit~ H- .,._nv,... _,M,lolhlo •~ fo~~owtttg ·-~~~~ pnmotltf tiNII>dk, ..., _ _ _Kllowll oM f-, clauJQflyollw-guifM , . _ , • now ,_._ o men alro/glltfolwottl, _..,, - - - ""nlo twtoot eur.d. "HOI» I Dolt~ ...,lv,. Woko" - · o lntlwllko ,.,.,,, ; , , . , Horwtl ..~~~ Hocuu , _ , """"" .,.,,._, mllltJ. s- I~ Tlllt 10 tho 11<11 Hoclrtt/ L f ' lthl 011 rN tho olnglf>g Mot., 11/mull. A det/nllo hlgilllgM lo tho occvlllc /nflrumerrrol "Crodtw ol s ...u• Whore hO bll•tf <Hit tho tOIIff ~of/hi cion/col gutr11 u .,.,, u lf1Y rock mualc:/en. (toot to lho flltllffl Whon t POIIIOiw o/1 OC(Jif•tk: LP I• ,.,..,.a,) "Ow• nHght SIMpfK•., • Nlled of fMr-.noll co..wrffflll by Htckttf 1nd ltf1 wff• Kl_m, IHturta th• lluto plllylng o( s .....·a/Hothw John. eur.cs 1o mrthmlclliY olmPIM o.c.uu oil oltho petCUf,_ II Oy HICk Mognu., korboordtot wflh Hoclrott fe< tho poo/1..,,..,. Tllo LP morlr• • /ronlltlotNII point 101 Stow, hollfng- rooordod C~ed oong I did with Geneala, •t.o. Endoo" (Trlclt of rho Ttl/f). had t>ongoo on It !*>~* tald, -s.ntonno tip ofi .~Butt tald. '"1\ong on, Santtnt llidn't ln...,t o-," bul t11ert you.,., lhat't tho wey 1*11* , . . _ 1L , . . , . _ - lnfll*tCed by Santtnt In my me. One Cll.a:tdea to oneHII II !*>~*think t.hoy by ,._ fouodlr. PS: Do you flod not btiOQ able to road mualc a -onoo ln teaclllng othotw tn tho boncll K - No, In ag<oup, !*>~* CIOII't llko to h ... thlnga put In frOIII oltl\am Wlllch Ihoy ho¥t got to roecl lnc:l play. l1la thing abOut 1 group It lhtt It lt _ . , _ muolc; lhett It lnpul Irom all ooncerned" 1couldn' l>OPibly wrlll tholilnd o l drum pottt thot tan Gomm oomu up wit~ . I don't ht.,.l>la COt>COf)llon Steve Hackett ol drums. 1'$: Who will bt In you<"<~OW Uno U!l? K -We l\oyllfl1 1101 • ologlf any 1110<a, ac lt'a me, my b<OIIMir Jolwt (On lluto), Nick Magnus (on keyt>owds), tan (Cirume~ 1n<1 Chat Oonk on bua. PS: Jol>n hu played flute on - a l cuta. What .,. tho _ , t _ ol htYiog • brot'*ln tho~? H -: A ¥tt'f big eciVant- Ntlly. ln lho....,. ew1y days, ho would play a lingle meloCiy lint 0<1 fhrto 1play the guitar pwt. Two .,_,.,. bOitw than one. I was always -"lng wtlh John. PS: Do you Jlnd rou<""l -.wng ~coon~ wtll>)CM.ac.? -rev 001010 lifo ,.... OOUitl Cltu Clonk oM dtutnfHf ,.,. Mollwy ~ AJoo. 111/tlo tho fh:l t1nto St- ho• rooordodOIIEpk--fd~&lributJOIIIftlho Llnl!otf SlOtH. Tiler_, oloo- """""'to gront '" .,.,f'IV,... f/lf#tlt;h loliowa: H - 01\, ,.., I find myaoll tinging In tho b&lll,_, or In tho air ttl t ~Ohlaucleltllly burtllnto ,;,....,. Wllotlnlttotlr l(latUc/V:,..Intornt In playing gul\w? . . _:IUNdtollstonto-loUkotiiO ~· anc:ltho Aolllog St0110a.l r - J u o l .,.,.,.I cculc:l ploy gullw tho 5101100 IHouglll out " I wanna N yout man" and the guftar soJo w•s a botne Mel< allc:lo guitar ack> lnc:lll roolly ripped. lllat wu oongl Bull gonwally e~~)oy tho IMII'lQ ol dolog 11 now O.C.OM 011 • good day 1 00<11<1 aound alright. PS: HoWt you hod 110/ct lnoona? K - Yeo 1 dlc:l, anc:l It dlc:l ma 1 lot ot good roally. Ono tllffiQ was roalflrmecl: thai I haYf got a good voc:al renge. lllo tucher "1<1 to mo It's surprlalng l~ol you can hll high notes that olhtra 1\avelrouDIO doing. It was a boost o l conlklonct. Kim look IHaon• with me. I have w.lllan a couple of ooogo wllh het or lor IMir and we hove pullhlm - n. You mer - tho o a y - 11\o ce<na~ up with tometltlog 0<1 11et own.Kim could do quilt d l with tho rlgf>t aong. Stle en tally Marianne r::e.wu1. Shl't anotiMir oounoo one ol my lant- (laugl\al. So ,,.,. we are. grM~ PS: Do you flnc:l yourHIIIIotonlog 1110<0 lo tho l<tads In o 0011g raiiMir thon lho tltythm porta? K-elt I waa totally uoawort of drums, bass Unaa. or ¥OCala In ll>oH cloyt. My - uMd to tune tnto the lead gultot. I w u - ttolly •••• ol tiiO otiMir lnltr...-.11 l1ltH cloys I am )uol ulnlttattecl Ill the -all ptOCIUCIIon - . T'he way you ..... ll>lnOO 1...,. to c~~ange u time 11\lftole<Wwd. P S : - did you flrol atOll craoting ortglNI t - ? K - lcan' , _ _ r t a l l y - playllto_..·aotuff- onc1 oriiJlnal otulf 01M1ecl up. I think In ...,. you rally otop playing otMr !*>l*'ot-. To a e«toln mont you ara aw.,. of ~r>n....- ot otiMir 1*11* onc:t great OOIIG' 111111 you IItie. Today lllartecl playlog " $ - t lor My ~ho K'• • bMutlfuiiOflilln<l)'ltll , get lho ltt41og lhot If It - • teltaHG r>OW II woukl rtollytakoolf. PS: Do you cl«l.,. "Uolactlon from eltOC)lllng othw - l t ' o tunet~laulcal places lor.,.amplt-IIIO<t ac thon yovr OWfl mat.W? H -: I hi_, batn aOio to tako lhtttoo fill ....,._ 11\oole- ,..,ly otudlod tho clofSical mtdlum lt ...f at an. So tho wey I had Ho t - I 1\oerd t110 aoouotlo gulttt u o HII4Uiflclenl lnltrumont Wllloh clldn' ..,.,. to bt 1 poe< aoconc:l...,.,lln to tho llltVI>c>wd tn t..,.. ol tho multkudN ol !*Ia tiiOt ccu1<1 bt pltyecl at - o n e - l1ley Jull heel to bt orrongecl _., corafully. 1'*"- hoW _,.., enough 10 dlaaKI. II no4 fufly, t,_.lllnd of - - t o . , . - to -lho1onalcclora of the acculllo guitar kt a - lllnd of wey. r - . . wlwll - m e ono rol'* thon rMI/y -"in91,_. ~out or gettinG too IIOQO«<down wltho<lt the "'Iota..... I.... Ju$1 OQ IO cratlo O(jgiMit 1M s-· li"' ~ t~ wu Steve Hatkott, calmly wllklng ..,.,._ .,.foro.lho ShOW, OCIIGing oulogr..,.. _ . , . onc:llhosa who atoppecl to talk. HI dlopltys his cool on no longot -ted In lho bode - o f G-ls' but up fr011t, ltttlog hla guitar do tho tolklog. HI pn~fort to do tho aloglog lhla lime around, e:llortfiQ voc:als with former Slrawt>a bullll Cbal Ctuonl< 1nc:1 koyboardlst Nick Megnus mennlng 11-.01-. -· SMrc:...,... "I wonder if there was a -.- .,·1*oncl" • K - YH, I thin- moot - g • have- oott ol • pn~Yic>Ue modo! but lloptluiiY lho c:onstruc:Oon Is oo - - t h a l l i - ~ng In llso-tlgl!t U hoW~ngtoo Nta<al a point Ol PS: Algltl.ln tho tnc:l you ,.-y _ . , l!ld<out ""'oriiJtntl- ·~- lnfl~ you. r·ROOTIE'S·, I~ Dill! 0. ' I 0. D.Wt I "I .. I on this 0011g,- ho etM.IH "'""""lea fo< hlo ack> onCI tiiOn " " ' - ftutt gultw lor a blllttrlng finish. ~~--of-.a-wtllch who was really playing rock muaic , -mellot<On on orchollral lhtl !Iuman -· almMI ooundlng,- Willie lo Stove pleyt otlrlo. T'he non ftw mii!Uin - • o clollnllt (albtft ~ highlight of the ovonlng foatwlng t110 aoouMio talontt of st..t on "Horlmna," tho pttll\' lnatr\m...,tol f rom~· Fottrot. Neat waa ''Ktm;• a d.,.. between steve and John, clodloolad 10 hla wtfa. 111M tht acouotlo lnlro lo "CI'IemlgAI S l - " brH I<IOQ Into Nlck'a • HMJQtt Prelly mlidl. There ate c:.rtaln lracMmarka t~al 1• have, thai roclt muolc hu, that cltulool mut lo 1\aa. Willi the clauloa, 1"!!nc::tr lllhlto were people during IIIOtt Ooyt' WIIo _.In feet playlog tho music or r>OW, 1M _.,., -lllzecl •• tuell..l - - If"""' .... a guy {fJ tiiO tilth C«ttury who wu rotl!y ploylng roc- mutlc. • . You can do lho rnt1ody ac mony dlff'""' wtyt b u t you do 10 It, It ~san immocllately racognluble Cllotactttlltk: of -'*lll elM. For lnltonce. a -WATCH THE QAME AND HAVE Flt£E PIZZA AT HALFTIME! • yoUR CHOICE! 111111 ~ a.G~ (SCHLITl.) , OR (SCHLITl.) CHICKEN WINGS & 1 PITCHER OF BEER ................. VWD~ ROOIIFS ~---· $ 5.95 ·sTEAMED CLAMS & 1 PITCHER OF BEER anus ft'»1Z 1 I I I I I ·. ...........li.J. I '""'........... synthestzM wll..aldry,. "Stogana''P.rodUCH a maatve. t!lunc:torlng baO& acund working Ul> to a ctlm., ol syochronous guitar and flute. llllt ltedt IO tho puiUIIng, omalodlc, brUk-out·your.tJtttorlng rom "Toww Strvd< Down," an tltlr Htc*att r-11•. ''Spactral Momtnga" Ia tho 110111of a now "'' ptOOII<IIng ....ualng flnlth. For ttiO St... Wlllpptd oul hit Guitar ~"-- lor · -Don't Toucll"and tho rflyll>rnlc "Ciockt.." And""' dock ..- , _ • MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL at PICCOLO'S! .ta.tWIIIp IFRE£ I _.,,..._.,,...£.. I 1 I • 11_. """*Y loregrounc:t. s.m. rMIIY nne plly1ng by Sltft guy in the 16th cenlunj occ:aolonolly~CIIO!dct>e-. T'hen~ thing llboUI lhtl c1us1c11 rtl*loh lor guitar Is 111111 thoro art o lol ol ciiOtd _ . _ you cat! ltom onc:l lhoy beat a roi..OIICt IO tilt ldnd of mutlc you do tltc110<1loolly . . . ., . PS: 1 ha.,. lll<onecl borrowing • ploot of music to • calalyslln Ihot It would otlmulatt a muelcltn 10 cnete 1 new pltce and h1ve the ortg1nat p'-01: 'n the . Hackett openad lht allow wllh a ccuplt of lnolrumontals, " Air Conc:llllotlod Nlgl\lmoro" end "Jacuzzi." on Which b<Othor John Joint In on flut., ••Funny Feeflngt'• oU CUrH. I• HacbU'a flttt ¥en1Ure a t ...,.,, for thtl ...,lng, doll....,_, roody, Engllah, gutay, yet roof<lo _ . ... KilliOn,.,- to pull out Ollt of - a l ShOW of tho ...,log, "ACe of Wlnc:lo," from his llttt ack> album. Voyogo ol tho Aoci}'IO-tho rod ono blue llg/llt crM.tlng a Clynamlc: - •• forlltl pwjetrYMfttiWougll • .........--. �.; Promo fers •con""""" from peee 2 But 8townrout )I COf\hdent that tl'lot record lndultry can 1>e el!ol<en up. tn the meantime he1f continue to tnds and any oUter pet lntertfll thai come And you won't catch him olttlng otouncllly bell eal< Ho'lll>e out In tho clutltllatenlng How else can you find out wnara rNIIy going on? ~ ''lt'e. unhe.aUhy 10 have juat one club In Buffa~ And there aren't any redto apo~a lor Independent artiJto Not Iince tho WZIR lormat change Tho Toronto~ fa eo much bettlf. WhY CM"' ~have It?" But there ate heavy rlaU In apenlng new clubl ''NO 0114t wanta 10 10M mont\'," 04mltt0d l.ary 'No on;,:-:.:;::.,.~:,:,::;,.. ~ItO COpttaf In lha pe&l, ••1 did not mau any money on th4:M ~·• · We usuatty made enougn 10 ~- aq:,enus It'• htld, but tun. Wilen PlttsburQI\'a car Sickneaa came to town, I put them up In my ~~ It wat tun ha'rtng the Buah Tlllrao aleop on my floor.'' For lhe lutUfe l.ary uye ohe WOIIIcl ltke to - Family Only Aoc>ordtQO further She """ aleo be lnWOI_ I n _ pr~l tl Ht Awa"a""" C.0.. "The 1W0 or thlet PI- 1-'< at art the be&l ptaoa In 1o.n ~""" llo _.to........, They're ptoooo - · you ean 110 to Qllllha boat musiQIInlormat-.• Hopelutty the_.. .. ,11_. UC> OOaln. IM unt~ Sam'• then concerned Individuals IIIYt l.ary SIIOuld keep II !rom ctoolng up entlr-'Y· ~ ln~~ved G ootglne has always in music In OM wey or enothet. A May 1981 graduate of SUNY at 8ultalo, she ran the route of being a radio announcer et W8UF·F"M, music coordinator for Turgeon reataurenta, a disc jockey at the Speakeasy Jn NIIQI'I'I Fells. ,a cterk1n the clanlcal deplltment at Rooord Theatre, and a pianl~t . Moal recently Georglne.. wl1ich Is aJI she ooes by, 1s 1 p.art.Ctme ennounc:G.r at WZJR But then there ls ner reat labor ot tove: belng manager for Buffalo's IOO'tt\ern rock band Ten Gauoe...M y Interest In booking ttarted When some I ~lends ot mine put tog-ethel an agency caned Ad'YenhJre Produdions whl<:n began booking bandollke Strou Flele/tet Now, t've aJways been a rul extrovert and they thoughtl'd rnal<e a grut l>ooklng ogen11 So they tnlrOdueed me to the ,..uslc Mall and the bands thofo. They gave me a 1111 of clubs O!ld said ~gtne, 1 htn a the ball. now run wlt.h u:· <>-g.ne- around the club eirc:un llllonlng to banda O!ld toll<lng to ......,_.. anc1 OW1Wll. On the night ohe ....,., to -Ton Gouge something " - ' " "·"I don, know ..-nat It was, but II dld<od. I kNw litis WU lha Nltd I wanted to tndHcrmanage " S h ewotlong - - thetogether bind wjth hof ·- " " " they'"-. • - alnce. TM U1B Depart.at of nun l Ducc ,_ . --A Month in the Country-/von by TUJlletteu Direded b, Wani Williuuoa 0 ¥Hfllnt s;;;ro;;;;-,.. tluO Clrtul' '' J WOfked tho that month w1thout eomm1ssJon, just on aavinga. 1 got advlct , I l earn~ the ropo1. I found o!J1 thl1 the lelephone wun't onot.tgh. I heve to travel around and ahow my tau to club owners. When I got I he leg room dono, thlnga begon to amooth out," Bocouae olthlt. Georgina hu been oble to book Ton Gouge lh•oughout Butlolo, In Alcott, Nlagoro Folia, Olean, Blttvlo, Booton Hilla and Fort Erie. ....., bMn a contlnuoua c'rc... And it~a tough. I cou1on•t have bMn lntroverlld or ahy to dO thls kind ot-1<" Georgine occasionally books other bandalncluc!Jng the Third Floor Strangoro. She hu lounclllndlng booklng to 1>0 mort d tlllcutt theM cloye and blamu n on tM falling economy ''Competn..., tn thlt town •• a l - ll'o typical of the ........ music Industry and the current layotlo." And tYPICally, Ton Gouge will do bolter a t oome cJublthan 11 other&. ··nwe are a M'-C1 group of 1>001>10- went to hoar their atull. They're either the devout lottowora 01 the eouthttn roc1c tovtta: · Goorglno nat · - • tlmo prc>rrlOtong lite band by •n. .atlng In plcturH. PGitoro one! l·llllrto. And It's dllrlcult lor banda """oromotoro to lay out the money 101 lheM OXIrll Particularly you..e hed to sutler through o truck with o burTtclcl<><ll mo101. She laugl\a about hof huge phone bill, most of wnlcn 11m- up ol bullnoaa cane. But more lmporttlllly. will ohe bO ablo to pay It out of her cornmloslona 01 will it como out ot hof own pocket? OC..Ioualy thlo 11 1 butino. . ol o•ut uncortolntlea. "A friend ol mint onco Hid thttlhla business Is ':,'f:;..t;;!.r:,~'{:.~h~•::f:~nd rwe oeroent s~ss. 1 -----Delta Chi Fraternity --""""""~ ,_,-.,_,"',.. CITY CREW PROD I'M Sound By Tor- o·a ......,.. Ow MACEO SOUNOS, 10.000 W- Sttotoc A lllllia ,_.. ~ tf iney .... lew. --NOVfiiBD 5~ · Zhdl-.. 3;. ~ - ~·•.--s-.., 1'IDDc •o-..~AoM.. Center .............. ,...a.. •1 MAIN STREET BUFFALO, NEW YORK 14203 a..._.tr.a.... ......... ..n.o. ... 1 Theatre ..._ .a ISl.J74Z • ... - ao)( OFFICE: i181847. . . . - - - - SATUitDAY. Nov. 14111 11 IO:JO ,_ - - - SquWc Hal • ~ n.oo .......... O.Solo Ttekets ~vAilllble lll U 8, Buff State & Rec;~d The.ttre �SORWARE ENGINEE-RS ? NTOZAKE SHANGE the COSffilC colored getdown - - - - - - - " : Y Michael F. Hopklna Since IIIIa Ia tile cti<OI\Iclo ol a , _ . toto! begll\ with tile t>eglnn;no The i beginning Ia ..-ty delay«! pvl)llclly. _..ty ploced put>llclty ""lei! to ,..Ch oonoln ua prolooooro. yet vlrt1JII!Y pooDa""" QICXIP•· Woman's groupo, ,,..._.. troupoo, Thlnl WO<ICI eoolluono, Jau mu6ieWio. ,_.of llle IU!n Sueel ~.,and oUol 111e Bloc:l< oom"""'"y vn~•tlle lUI pooalble Ei<cept lot toot minute oetlpn by men end - - lll<e ShiiJOfl Holler ond Royal liOOO~ t hll Alb<lght l<no• ...Oing ol lomeO Joupoet Ntouke 511- -I<! Ita. . been grouty min.,. tile outho<'a main lrtonory <:OC>Itlt...nnc.o by thll-'o _ of lite IYPO of e...S- wtloM *QOM<al"n01Ufo ~~-• ltom being P<.clomlnonlly Willi• and, moot oft""' hotd liP In -Chol l h•llll. W- ogo, thlo joum&llot -who Is also a contnt>utJng o01u" for Hew York Cltf• Jou Spotllto ....... contoet.O llle ·~_..... c..My, JeanM lotahor>ey. and Stl!>ftanle Wla.Mtl). tolling t'""" or my wfllt to 00 an tnt...,.,. wllh Shonge. It n.v.,llappOllOCI. SHmo that tho -oora O<Chntrat.O Nto:take'o lntwvlaw · - to 1>0 lllled t>y tile two lo<:od MWop---wholl... lltoWfl lhtle ..'**- ... - "'"""QH o•• _.In- (Dr.- ..,. ot - ' . . . , . c>at Q<lldoono - ' " ' · •• .,. ,_,In thlll• - r . . o o t hilt~ TheM, plus OM local TV lltow, r-..o all the lnt.....W 0 leowtng me With hOt resting houra to barge In uPOn ll~o some --''"I amotoU<. I"""'"' not 00 ti\Is. Too,llltlnt.,...w opoea grantee woo roouestoO Olljy days t>oloro. I doll~ WOJ>IIO , _ ,. ., , , . , . •lory lhll , fiOiflg Jntflftt«<. I guess C..C:.uH I lllrteO wrl!lngu • - · In olllho 1111;. lhlngo lhOI ho-ln You ,.~ght, Itt fact, I/ you- • 1o1 of my things, nor-lly wnat n._ao. to be the atOfy. I''" 1>01-. You'll -hoW 'fOCI felt. -w Ntozake come tn, ooomk robed In '<W-WOI>. Pfenclno a.nd alnglng hilt ontranc:ete modem G11ot olngtng n.. oong of onoootO<o and yet to t>o t>o•n, alnglng ner - I n t o thO teams and teamo of pooplo "'GI*IOOW!I ..mllltralln 11104< etlfS and l.hrootL .... - t o ldlt and.. by thO t l m l - into ..., -IY. 1110 Ylmj>lrH In tiiO erowO obnlptly k - tbot tho Ita~-- nloll ond lltorp. C<oonlng 10 eome tun. etched Into t'ltr box and t\udPhOf\e, .,. ~oly blew out tno dronlnll Jtat or unpoJO political..,_.. Or.~, ..- •• ~~<~e~woroon61oc:l<Moutltolnii.-.._.Sho•u ~ opooklng ol n.. - , h e r body erehlng _,,ng•• tho to hong upworO oo.ohe ,.., II • U~ •••c1Phortl body. Sound In thant, Sun Ra toJion. Shoolngt. W,.., I ••• • Child t went~ to be a wet _,.SPOndonl ond, um, tltot QUI<;Irly ti/MI. Aft« /hot, I wanted to be • phflosophttt. I wenttHJ to N '"' lorna/a Jeltt·Paul Sanretthlt waa my big oo-1 '" t/Je Wly /llroVQh h/gh 1chOOI. Whot /lo-.0 II /nil I llod o..., b0t1o-Mt!oo with /lie EJ>gl/tll doportm..,f Jn my h i g h -· You (NObObly doll~ do ontiQuote<t flllng•lil<olhls. but lhoy u1e0 to giYe QUOte$, ono QUOIO o In EngliSh. Ant111 would bo from eoywtlera. I don't know .,..,.,,. they found It; ft would usuol/y poflotn to onyriiJng. You wwo auppoud ro te.ia this quot• and go m.~k•., aa.ay ol It fllot went on ol>d on ond 011 Allw o wnllo, orp«::olly oocous• of tho F,_m ltkl•s end tha Slt·lna. afHI Altlootm X. end the Nation of Is/om (ond oil th/1 11ullwu going on lor mo •• • llJocJc ,_.onlii!OrteO uoktg thoU QIIOtOO /0 .-u lho ,..,.. """'""''lilflthollloek-'"' n.o EJ>gfJah doponmeru told IMlltot 1 woo bating 1 dHd horN. and ,,.., I mun tNIIy stan orldroa/ng,uh, fltlnfll of 1/gn/1/conoo. AJ>d, " tnor point. 1 ,,.nfiJ to wrfla. I wtntf'd to wtltl •omawbMe ,,,., ar opptnfld to wrlflng tor them. The story oliO h.. just told 1$ • story of many glflocl ond jull atTalghiiO<*I Bloc:l<a otruggUng to eKpress tttemMivea Jn the m"'A of Western atrangulotlon. CecM TaylOr o•poOencod ll ln the conterVatory. Many of u a cetch n to the centers fo1 Hlghor wrnlng right now. AnO the cornpartm-.to depall"**tO of potty egos proppocl Uj) U ort/Sie --toclnbbleon In thelri>Uli<. At we oonllnue to 01r1p to llle 00<e Thoro .. o gfNt t11JPUIO going on obour w~t•rn., ftmlnl•t• lllvt uruallnatlnCta. •... •1nd I'm htNe 10 ,.,P d/rpofaOII!e ol tho,. mytho. Sholl I rNd • aWMt on• or • hot on•? By the limo oliO lty • - 11101 ono tii<<XIgllthll auciiOnOO, many ot t"" An Gallery In-crowd_. tlmorouaty ombllng 101 thO .,_. ao 11 Sun Ra 1\od aucldenly landed on tiHtlr pec\1110! ""'"of eublom. Silo comt *"n nor own tnl"go, and aile woo deollng It oul: tno oareoom, lubllaneo. and gflrn dotwmlnotlon U IO!Id to t>o o fuU Woman Slw ran no blutfo. mon woUld r11hor - u s -t1 than lmogltto whOI wo tltlnk ot thom. m•••u1• It we ow 11/enoe by ocP Pll", how couklollrho woffloo how could ony word -catch'" up? What loll, ...not 11 It th•t we could c.ll ~utf'l Sho · Spoke ol · - c:loltteo In congonlollly, ~ rvn in tno name of flovolutlon, a..o -1\lng cougnt In nortllroat: The m61Jgnoney of Wntorn proellce. In OM -m. one ·~• ot her dauglltO<IIIIo thhllrl unicOrn• and mogno//o1 are thlnga ro put I t t - moutnllhO doll/lnow..,.,. allo 1o yo~. a11o dollt oH • 0/4cll/dd'a ~lis • ,,., tt h« mouthllnd • """'''man •P &Jte~ lffOQant 'UUH &he Uri look hint In the eywiCIUN olio donl MOw whONI oholo. She p<ucnoo, lool<lng 1110 Sltuollon In thO~/ 00 a;..p with o monibut I will loy •hit tiN aoulo ot blocll lolWrnayoo I 00 (ITOW - _.,ltltlg ...... (lo-lhat w d . , . , lito to mM _,of..,.,. op/00 m/gM puoh our froro myot>ll. She como uc> lllwoyo reaoy lo WOJic, and IJ'flwf,_ oould 1111• fro In /Oko m• ill doni know . . , . , . I ' m · - - tt1yolollinglon Ia nor • otrHttaMI my ollild Ihot hor worl<l 1$ rich u • ~Itt cen.,..,.. •• Oroon oa In .-rfft the IJiocJc ,-_ _ If hao _,.,..,,. woy.l -w -L - fiOII•• -Jot'• ""'*'" -·0 --loa -••lo nor alwflyo mlolllng. sno - d O o tine p<-totlon, too, at Nlcholao ~finding hor and -.&lg tiiOirlnQuloil_.. ~---CNIICIIOihllt ~~-oome lfom -~ Fo< me, 1110 deep point of tho ,.., dayo of OOOftlle- DOIOOW!I carne f1om hilt_.. on thO Cllllld llllllngo In Alieni.. For nor, tile !tony to ...,_,._.,. l>lock end_,... oktl hffO we dU.-rfwho would_, our - * ' f ? Fo< hilt, tho .... ny Is brutally twlstoO, - - t>o otralgllt- OUIIII 1>0 more 11\tn tlldea- - · · goiiO be moro t iiM 01WI and .., . , . _ . _ eannol plOy W t l - tlley're In _ , _ , ..,t moke t>ol- they're Oyl"......, tlloy _ , . , eant ifnoglf1e " " " tlley'll 1>0 ,,., - · tiiO _,_could _.,.,..,...,._eo E.dl""'" - . OOC>O•~•ng lor-. 11M1f18 ~- on tho o....,p. and 111e oaro o l - d """· sr.o..oo..., nu lUll ......... lor Olltaln"'' ond on i..,M•ble - g y lot bMig on ow _,_uo - • of Mlf Tllaouocon-uo, e lmpolt and Domesllc EP's. 6 45's • P.oc:k • New 'tlave • ~ Jazz • IWggoe • Comedy • Mofown • Soul • 5oundnocks. • o..r 1.000.000 used abJms bought, sold and IIOded slncll! 1975. • Dunoos. Sf1cktrs, l'olches, Pins. T·SNrrs. P.oc:k Cops. Ameltcon 6 Drltlsh Music Mogozines. Play H Alai• Sa• 111 5 ELMWOOD AT FOREST·883-0330 ()poft Mondey~otunlcot, - 10 I; S..nd.t - 10 I. �_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _B y Oelrdra Martin One does not e~pec:t this to be lila style of a • poet • Stranded In aubu<bla, ol)l<lglngly oommuttng to a magadne ollice eaeh day. A body, "a..,.ays tired," a ala\'& to the cycliCal nina 1o n.. rhythm_ Returning home each evening to an elderly aunt, relying upon countless glasses of sherry and memorlet to 1111 lha lime and feed the mind. The lmtge Is pemapa -.ewlul, but the story Is real. For Brillsh poe1 Aorenoe Margaret Smith, wl1ou unusual existence Is outlined In the. film. SIll was a reality not without Joy, yet IO<Mhow undermined by lief own preoccupations wllll .,..,h and loneliness. Sl~tvifl, whk:ll fa currently playing at the Allendale n-tre and boaats Glenda J.cltaon In the IItie role, is an alflremety unique film bolh In Ita approach and sltnpflclty. The ~was penned by Hugh Whitmore, beNd upon hie pgy St.W. and the WTI!ttn _...of the poe~ herMit. The film Ia, then, a p1ey lhllt hu been faithfully translened to the celluloid - . IIIII In doing 80 olten bags lila pan of the aud""-&lal4a Smllh apant a good daal of tlma In the sitting,_,.. of lhellllle- on Avondale Road Mel IIIIa Ia ot the "action" of tile Jaokaon'a SliMe raealla 11« 11'-IIOht to the camera, often emlwoldaring tales by ~adly la unching Into anatcMa of t w - poetry. Had anyooe IIIII Glenda been play!ng the lead. I'm afraid the 111m W04IIcl ha. . ~urably boeing. The uwat pleaalng taellea of the - - ... not aq,loltacl, and hence ...... ...._• .,. not !*milled many lnlimata gllrnpeM Into tntagralec.,_ In Smllh'a llle. lnataad, lor the most pat1 we.are forced lo rely upon our OWfl im8Qinalion and sit fll(edly, wltllqul -uon, In OUf - · · juat . . Jdaon doea In Ailntla'l draw1ng room. Thla 11 ~ unlortunala, but Glenda Jaokaon'a OUISIIIndlng dramatic -gy amply compan- Slavla.. ttndai recollectlona of flret tova, MXual awuenlng, atralgl}lthrOugh to ner dallghtlul anecdola regarding hrr private -.ca Willi Ha< MaiNly upon recalolng the ~·· Medal !of Poatty In 11188-a" ~ upon - - - . · . magnl"-'1 _ . t o lwMiha lite Into lw cflaracter end the llorlea ltla ljllnS. IICrangalf, S t - Smttll'a fumbled attamgc at IOiialcla Ia ... lftcidatlt that cllrec:tor Robert Elldlra ..._ ctloaen to Ylttu•lly paaa - · ..., !of llrlaf In whlch wa - the PQal rM.-.g IIOma 10 her tramblltlg - · Wfiltl C IJ'I -,~-~ F0< a •..._on ""*• nim . _ -.,.. '* '*"- __ ,_.,_~--llloe ......., cllild ..... , . . - - ........... ~ _ . . , ..erlllutiOrl, ratha< llllln. --~. claapoo-11- ""-' 10 t11a POW 01 Wllf'IIIIIIO tallaiW- Nfw. I ...._._.....,_ ,, _ , , . _ ,., Only once are we as viewers actually allowed admittance Into ! highly emotional epiSOde In Stevie Smilll's.life. the ~lleraweet confrontation wllh a cet1aln Freddie. Alec McCowen Is especially convincing end ullerly repulal. . In his ponrayll of tills paunchy, middle aged Peter Pan WhoM sole c:teslre In file, 11 seems, Is to domesticate Stevie. When ne Is Informed In no uncenaln terms that tills Is an impossibility ("I'm a friendship g irl," Stevie llercely ~~~q>falns), Freddie'a transformation Into the Jilted, Ylndlctiye bastard 11 swift. Muttering to StnUh that "lints pets like you deServe to be lonely" upon depa.nure, ona can.n ot help but see the grim Irony of thla Indictment. FOf •• the film progresses. we are Indeed witness to St.-.te'a alngular solitude. The reocunllng of Stevie Smith's past Is enllancad, In pan, thrOugh a ser1es of black and white flashbaclcs. These fiiSIIbacks are given Illumination by the appearances of "The Man", played by the veteran Brltlah Thespian Trevor Howard. "The Man", as he Is billed In the credlll, appears on the ecreen at sel.,t . , Oj)j)Orlune momenta. to recite some ol Smith s poetry or merely to remlnlece. It Is a pity thai viewers wtll apend tlvee quart a~~ ol the 111m wondatlng What rote "Tha Man" plays In Stavte . Stnlth'alifa. Only In the iaat hall ~of the 111m Ia his Identity revealed, and we d isco.,., he Is one of Smith's many companions upon Whom fell the o ften arduous talk of transporting lha poe~ to and from vartou1 readings In later yNrs. Though Howwcrs to1a In SI.W. Is by no means mtjor, ha manages to Ullllully twlng to the ec:rean a qutet cfognlty and -.nee. tn doing 80, 1lla Man's" ~lon and admlfatlon IOf the woman becomes evident. The most touching and poignant scenes In Stevie are those bel..,..n Jackson and Mona Washbourne, who ponrayt the r-.nc:t "lion aunl"wlth Whom SliMe Smith I!Yed the majority ol hef lila. Washbouma'a PallofmaDCe as Ilia robust. aaasy PfolectOf who gradually wlthefa IIIIo a dapenclent, senna, fragile okl woman before our ayee IS nothing lhott of amazing. The nunurlng, symblotl~ relationship between the two women In Stet~/e Ia pattlcularly lmpona nt and moving. Smllh claimacl that deatll was her ~Mn'alll" and as the him concludes In oon1unctk>n IIIIth St..,.•a lila. w are thankfully - a d all the gnaty visual datalla of her -tual at the age of alxty-aighl due to a twain tumor. lnatead, Within the aJiant houaa In Pa.lmars Ofetn, "Tha Man" stands onoa ajjaln recalling Smith's poetry, c:ltlng It as baing "tccUCffMM, INIIIIUI. end haumlng." Suc:1t a -...,.1011 1e llttJng of the wm •• walt. Srla • motiOn PICture not aaally latgottan, and _,alfttr ......,lng ol much pralaa. w ....,. Ia - playing at the Allerldala T'hattra. 1 SchQ0 ~ 1ay All ~ -L le;;;aifmftiji;;:sS.fiCI'iMetit"<o;;fH.:jjO;;;;:;,~, hlddiHI h DIICOVSr 111ft world'& /argeSf man-and his hall See the real Robin Hood/ Laugh at the six dwarves' crazy antics! View tht new game show, Your Money or Your Ufe/ See J.fr. Evil-. slaves beg lor rle$latlc death / Come ro thft Terry 1.1. P. Gilliam Side Show Tlme 8andlta, guaram- to emertafn you / Y••· Monty Python member Gllllem h., pulled our a/1 tllft atops, •penr oodles of mon.y, apt/ hfred Self8f8/ tx'(Hn.,lve actors/ Oooo, • good time lor sill A good time lor a/// 1 '"'1" the "But l dl~!~:~~ Sean Co ancient ' dry, you : i:: great tdE rush job in-s'qu finely cr1 castfe1pr ''1\'Bg "You· " Mayb Jhafilm and getti tiny bOy, for 'em< Supleme oos they end o l It 'ete's tht ANY REJ kllled, lh back log 'ucklebeJ free, sot 'ogltjor>ks llttlerNI " Mayb the tarrs " Yes. I "WOff "Delin .. All lor Ah can I• "Good �l dlscove~ed our 'llfos were crulsln' on 11c. So Wllah don't Ah leel.811llsl/ed1" nk It 'al tometln'to do wlf 1' di«/olnled,.,.. •. " oly Grell w.. a tad lei, too, y'know•.• " maybe 11'1 tha bOring segment with M1ifY ptaytn· King Agamemnon, that Greek gil)'. The Kene was a bit might aay." !lliQhl. but It wouldn't be -v Iunny!" true. a>nkyt Thera'a loads of bleedln' Jasl The 'Ole concept of God dOin • • days to work cos 'a only 'ed lte gOOd, rNIIy. And tha aets are ao ailed. like Evlt'a magnificent 1100. Somelln'a IIIII wrong, though.'' rot an Idee••• " ....,'t 'ad an Idee In oenturles." • tha en<lln' Ia tha problem. All we're genln' to know tha Chalacle<a In' IO like 'em-11111 dW._ and the that Ia, eo we W«fY 'boul ·em and lOS tile)".. ato/en a map from lite 1 8eln' t wttat ballal w e atao like 'em 're Iunny and tough and io on. But lha 11 movie daahal our leelin'l cos-and t crutt-001 THEY WERE NEVER IN 'l OANGEJt II any of 'em got 'Uft Of e Supr- lleln' would piNier 'em • lelh8f, good •• . -. You-? It's like "Y and Jim lhe llave, In actuality, Ia there'• been no , _ lor all the and OOfftl)ilcatad ptana. Tllenl wu l dange<." • •· maybe not. AI INII ol' Golllaftl kll., lolum and Oad at the and." Good toUGh, thai " seeln', WOUldn't you aay?" •tely Ente!ialnlng, to 18y the taaat." ' k Ah'll go lather- clllld11111 ao'a .,. them to _,1,100 •• tOea, rt"l.ate '1 t /typochondffeuloor-' od/ lfl I ~~,.., tlilfl ~ Htn1f011 ~,_,..a..-.y" WIIII/HI ... ....,., tod Mtrrot!l /HI 8 IHI, l<ltollriM' ., ,,.. ,..,~, ,...~j·Q ,I.S wi!O .. 0{1•11 ia cuutnlty playing at lhe Thtate<, confrontation. Curtis is an eKpresslve actress whose I am In a theater filled talent Is wasted In with high school kids who Halloween II, mainly are throwing popcorn and because the script does not yelling. As the lights dim give her a cnance to and H11lloween II starts, I develop Laurie Strode's begin to feel that the high onaracter. school kids, with their Or. Loomis, the loudness and disrespect for psychiatrist who has th~ art of film making, will studied Michael Myers for ruin the movie for me. fifteen years, spends most But I am wrong . The of the movie aiding the audience makes noise, to police In a man hunt for his be sure, but only In the ,patient O:tnald Pleasance context of tile film. They plays the part as a fearful laugh at the comic relief man who realizes he Is way (yes, 1here Is some). When out of his league bu\ still the mad killer, M ichael accepts the responsfbllty t o Myers, stalks Laurie Strode, act as an agent for good In they yell ou~ warnings of ' the battle against evil. genuine concern lor ner Michael Myers (referred welfare. The audience's to In tile 111m's credits as behavior makes me realize The Shape) Is a fascinating how skillfully writers John character: just a man In a Carpenter and Debra Hill while mask, without a and director Rick Rosenthal single line of dialogue, and can manipulate an / motivated by forces beyond audience. understand mg. He's a Halloween Ills scary, physically powerful entity definitely worth seeing If who kills without reason you enjoy a movie tllat and w ltllOul mercy. Thfa makes you leap out of your lack of a pattern Is what seat a few times. makes 111m so fearsome. The closing shots of the There Is no way to guard first Ha/lowean Indicate against him. that Michael Myers, despite There Is an attempt to being pumped full of explain his actions In terms bullets, has not died; of a Druid festival Halloween II takes up from celebrating the end or there. Laurie Strode (played summer, but the by Jamie Lee Curtis) Ia explanation Isn't c lear. taken to the hospital. Unfortunately, once there her rota In the picture becomes trivial. ijer only purpose Is to wall to be found by Michael M yers so the movie can have a SUSPenseful final Open Moo •• Sat. 10 am - tO pm l.ocotod one mill~ . of Rldgo 1M not needed. Because Mlcllael Myers Is a force for evil, his actions do not have to be justified. They Just are. At. one point, Dr. Loomis states, " We're all afraid of the darlc within ourselves." This is the less·lhan· original tlleme of the movie: everyone has an evil portion which could become as murderous as Michael Myers. In his flr&t feature film, director Rick Rosenthal proves himself competent and stylistically similar to John Carpenter, the director of the first Halloween. A lot of people are killed in Halloween 11. Several of the murders are shown in graphic detail. But It Is important to note there aren't as many bloody special effeC1s as tllere could be. Halloween II wasn't made to be gross. It was made to compel an audience to lean slowly forward In tllelr seats as an on·screen character opens a door..•and then Jump as an evil, masked figure moves Into view. • Halloween II Is now Showing at the Uni versity Cinema. �THIAJ iR Godot: Beckett's Existentialism at BET ________,ay Oelld,. Martin -1'· Samuel sell proctalmocl ''tloglcomedy" Wolfing lrx Godol, hao _ , hailed by many 11 o ==~='.:so::~~~!~llllc drama, nothlng..._s. If ll>ls -.nos fiko tho moldngo ol o potonUolly boring lnd Oiaaotrous thoatrical producllon, be not ofralG. Wofrtng fOI Godol u porlonnecl by The 8ullolo Coly lights is 1 woncltrlul - . r l o n ol quostlonsll'lot hove plagUOOmonlolncl lor etemily-n&mely bO<- tho pas- of limo, onc1 tho-r rneoninQ 01 any) of olfJsteob IIMtl. The space In wf!ldllhla panlculot -lon tOOk tho Buffalo Entortolnmonl Theotor, a omd boo ~•ko bUilding rornlnloconl of a -The proximity or lho audionco (Witlell could noan... e<coedad to lho pjoyers pnMdeO tho Ideal, lnllmaae ootllng 1n wf!lcn to conduct thls two act exercise In fut!lfly arMS cle5Palr. Adhering lal!Multy lo Beckoll'o Ologo dlfecliona, the only p<opa - • a raiSed buo to olt ,,_-old ,_woo c-.....-1 ....,,YI upon and a metame. cruciflx-1~•• struccure meant lo resemble a trH.. All one's anent~ Is tbld from the beg1nnlng upon ahe tout main Charaeuws. Tho ·~nme &nd ptac.," as ts exp ..lned In IJ'I.e prog,..m, I• •a country road. E'tenlng,ot Ent11 Vt•dHnlr •nd Eetragon, Of Oidl and Gooo •• I !'ley attecnonatefy refer 10 each other. These are the poor, dlshflvelllld hoboa awaltlr>g lho arrival oilho enUiy known as GodoL The dOminant eharacttr, Oidf Is maslerlully played by Derek <:ampl>ell. Campbell's olton stern ohorae1orlullon lo offsel by Jim Mohr'o port rayal of Gogo. the more wi'dmperlng and simplistic ot lhe 1wo. Together 11'84' rappof1 Is comedic, oft tJmes bordering on the lrldltJonal WOfd play one commonly a ssoclaln with o6d Englls~ Hall comooy. Oidl and Gogo's painful . .plorallon ol monklnd's rear• and routes ate reu.rated over emS o¥er again. E sUimtiol in nature, t1ae play offen fll) tolutions. The thought of ~leas existence ~zes nmon.' Kay phrases such u "Noll\lng to be Oc>no", "Wo'ro nol lied" , and portlcuto.rly Gogo'a lornonllng lhe iOC1 IhOI " nolhlng happens. nobody comes, -~ _ .. all reinforce wno1 Clty Ugh IS director Terry Doran • relened 10 In l'l!l'learsal a lew - • Mt1iot'a1 .,he numon pradlcame<>L If you taka owoy all lha props of eodety and cuhu:re~ man Js facec) with passing the Limo." Ooubtleao IM Olrivol of lho o1ner two choroctore, Po<zo ond lur:ky. ollemtos tho boredOm oltho lrllmpS sornewt.a1, bultogotho< tho lour o.re anoeoome repr..,IOiions olnow deadly and ui\IJno humanity can bo. Oriid Fendrlcl<'o Po<zo lo an onogonl cJornented typo ""'h -·delusions ol g<andeur. Hlo bltndneu In Act Ills OUfii<ISing yol not -rfly~ng, Alcnord Wp'o Lucky, ll'lo HtYont ol F>ozzo Olrlppool Of ony ..,Dianoo Of dlgnily, and ,... .IDly oonlly, Ia o eNning ,..,,,.,..,, to man's ~llty ond wllllngnea1 10 obuoe ono debaM l'lls lotlow m.,, When F>ozzo demond1 that Luet<y "'nk>•" 10 onl.noln lh41!JOO 1101>ot, th41 rnult Is o tuclnotlllg nonoonOic:aJ oollloQuy, ..~nlucl<y's thinl<lng process ~-•o o wind up toy_. awry. WU~~ 'I pool~ It outotondlng. The llllCtt.POOltio<t Of 1M I - duets of ci\Noct...1s lnlornllng to note. Pouo h N - hurd ol Godot, ondl'lls only - n Is limo. H4l hnloheo with the - t o -· Dldi-Oogo.,. ,.....,. ,.., "tied" to on. , _ ond 1onQ tleoporaltf)' tO< 11'11 pas- of time H - F>ozzo lnd lucl<y oro ''" ogonto, tho poufbte e.ptonotlon lo(, Po<zo'o obMsslon with his .,.,.,. All fOUl mon _ , to link time onc1 opooo, and thus ono c:lloroctor 11 reolty mO<o '"'-toni than any ol lho othora. Doloelor Torry Dow> loelson under.lonGing of lhlt Ia vrlollo IM play•a otoglng. "Tho pjoy ~Y look os lf ll'o a ooriH or trogmonls," he oxptol,..., • 8u1 It's o oomplelo pjoy, wllh doop th.roado running throughoul that conMCt oP 11'10 Charaetera tn 1 potent meanJogrul way.'' This senM ot lime 1nc1 pt..,. 11 pethapa not oontorad In tho char.etera themHJVfl. tNt betw-.n tn.em. Exlatentlalln f"lture. tM play ou.,, no SOlutionS. The thought of mttnlngtesa existence pataJYttS r1110n " I ean't 00 on tlke this," Gooo wai ls at one point. "There's noahlng we con Oc>," Ofdl sight In return. 8oradO<n obliloratoo memO<Y, till neltnor Oidl or Gogo know the time, the place, or the precise telton they are waiting. Beckett's WOfdt are clear enough. but Wheiher tho pioywrlghl'a lmpllolt meoning1 lhlno through 11 debatable. Godol himoelf le a oourco ol myalary In the play, nevor eeen but obvloullY loored, admired, and worth walling tor, II ont judgoo by tho action (Of nonofcllon) ol Vltdlmlr tclO Ealrt{IOn. 11 Godol synonymous w~h 811,1? Ooolll? Tho quoallon lo open lo apeculotlon• • , . 8ullolo Clly llghtL glvee ue no tangible lnlerpretollon oilho play, leaving all OOCIIIlOno up 10 lh41 1ndMdutlo oomprl1lng lho audlenoo. "Wo•,. all welling for aomothlng," Doran lhoorlzed. "And undoniODiy, one of theoo lhing1 Is probably our own ~atha." Pemapa lhla 11 not l.he most pleaaant of sonttrnento, but h 11 eor~olnly lood fO< though!. The audlonoo ollho 8ulltlo Ena.nolnmont Theolorloot Soaurclay ntohlloughad oponty at lho Cllorocltf\ ,...,.,., foot In lronl ol lhom. They laughed wllh them .. 8ul the pain .....,.,.. llonQ with Ihe obourdlty. Whell'lor lo tough"' to cry at Walling ' "' Oooot' 11 a manor of pononal proteronc.. lt'a lhe c:omt>lnolion o1 thOOO r lhot mol<ee lble ploy u llmeloso, "*ntnglul. ond • opproprloao u - · . one.,_ RISTMAS SPECIAL ,.......__CH........... l...-....... Sitting 'in the Rat complaining Ylla~~="=' --... ~ :tc.........-:-:-=-about teachers? ~ Don 'tl Bring your complaints to Ire-===·~· ='=~:::==--::--=--~;:. · Send Remittance to: Time-Out, 128 the: Buffelo, N.Y. 14223 ..,.s; A LADIIS tva.. .. _ _ _ r _ _ ACADEMIC CLEARINGHOUSE ~ El'~le~m~~~N~u~~~~~~T~~~~~~Pn~.r~ce~~ l Help us to improve teaching at UBI . Very Informal: we'll take any problem and help you resolve it or any suggestion you may have for your teachers. Don't walt until it's too late Open every day 1·3 Wed/Tburs 6-8 Room 324 Squire Hall u T ••• Box Enclo.e certified check or money order. 10~ Pottage Subtotal - - - - - 7 % Tax - -- - - a Handling Total ---- �Sroogts,c""" e p l - In parlleular Top El Loco (Warner Bros,t" • • -lures t0r1h on - • • ol '--tin "At tne ae....:1 ll'l"*' tt>tougt> mt • percuulon, •••••••g bUs ana ~wan ~atam, Billy Gibbons Is regarded by many to be a talented blues rock gultarl5t who has Jlaen•rlnErl~ displayed I hat technique an compromise woth talent Is almost certalnllrl l due to greed. Commwclal success 18 mate Important to him than croticlal nata~iety. 1 prapa$8 lhet we start a lundral&er to prcmde Mr. Gibbons wrlh material comlons .a ha c:an record sales and make ti\Aly classle Here Is a lilt of what we need to af!fiCI Gibbons to keep him happy: a Merceoeal ¥OtUme. record of tuMS Wlllltn a Y81! altar receovong all those gifts detigned IO'feduc;e hiS greed, he wt11 hava th pay the penall't I Will pwaonally get rewnge If he holds out on uor. 1 will mooe Into hie houaa, H<luce hi& Wile, rid of his gU1tat collactlan, chase hla dogs ffom the house, drink his line wlnee, wipa on his &Ilk bedapreaa, turn his stereo and Ignore tile nelgtobara' complaints, place withaul cleaning up, bring wild Into the houM, walk on lila Oriental football cteata, play trampoline on be~s<>rlnas. &end hia call glrll to Iran, Royoe to the Plaamatlca, tum echoed Fender !1--. ··eommun~te"' bNte Spandau Tum tne oouncs woy do.., (~'I Bolo.t •t Itiel• own 9ame: ookl tt>e opirll ot tllelhlng ~·,. tottOng torno .,.., d i - o~tns. bu1 tho ot>out horolao<t ~·ve got .-uo lo even .,U<l' ,...., Abamotlvo T II_ lmploh. Sllt>f'sPPY Romllnta ouct> u Spancsou burnptctno, but ott tile d'ldoltl oucll humaruty raconl, t/ley'lo lO!nlng to doal '""" "lllerl Goa M~ Dote W~h the rasl -'<I Doug'' geto tho AM olrptoy .,.•• ,d. ••rm. M~':,~~,st.~ fllay--,..,_, reforming the group all• a ,.... dolunct an expensive C4011 gorl, a 8etamax, • buShel ba&Ut lull al KUQM'allds, caYiar. a grit i:eftlfl<:ate l'of • free albUm from Play ot AQaln Sam. a tuxedo, I SONY atw.a, the Hatvard Ctasslcs, a sw1mmi11g pool, a Rolla Royce, an eleclrlc beard POliSher, an e•l*lse account, a lew mare call glr1s in case tie isn, m<lOCIIIAmOU:L If you haw any of these llema to conlrlbute send them to: Billy Gibbons Compromise Prevention Fund c/o Ken ta.tor, Bo• 12, lls""""'"rm Office, Squire Hall, ar><1 at-~ m lyplcallkn , _ - I•"'-' rnw~r>g '"''" loll<. · - ""' newer genres •o create. ftOt a 'sound'. 10<11eth~~~g COflliotent like 1M aurt CtUI>ing, but rather lillie Alternative T.V. Strange Kicks (I.R.S.) ' · · The most ln•IOO<• fing lime 1 kno• Is Channel •·s Tltree pearto, """ o•llt<antly pastoled. aula ted, paUO<necl There'• no den)'lftQ • numo.r of UnowiW1)'8 on the a~m. bU1 .. :":.";:=:."=~=...~ 51\ongrH..a's' ~of tho Pocll," the trl!>le-lt~ -.Is gl'te the - a p!Uih esrpet of _,, 110a pathos: eufl..- 11 you • Ill. Gotto be II•J<Ible lor the dloc, IOIU, the<o'a oornathong new ow.y cut Gotto know how to lovllho Tllraa Stoogu onc:e upon an emc:>lr .,..end. 'rio'-"t. ana .tome C\111 &land out gliltttnlng In blar~rtg so toud )'OU: know the worfd Ia JMJre htil Mosltfleori•ton wat~tt •lbrant wPttulnHo. " Anyols Back" you to forget uw. lhe porcn Into a truck slop baf, conltlbute to the dellnquency.al his neighbOr's fourteen-year· old girls, hold orgies dally and rent bedrooms whores lor a dollar a month, weat his fancy while bfonc·busllng, make balloons out The tautst 60io etrort ot Who his rubbers and sell his si ster John Enlwlttle I& Into while slavety. lnapiii.OPI'IIIBII titled. 11'6 .,.llocj By the way, commercialism Miele, the album It lhi>Uirl 00 Is bou. Not as gOOd as Deguello but starts aut "Too late.'' well with "Tube Snake Boog_le." Mr. Gibbons holding tnelr tntlclpaUon of and bassist Rusty Hill do lnlric:ate insttUmental m1y well wtan parts and it's lull of those bluesy tUns thal only and died Z2 Top can oet away With. I'Jsa on side one is something unusual lor them: a ballad, " leila," ancl well done at that. Flowing ~urtar ehords merge ..,1111 harmony parts woven around melody lines. Side two has tha group doing While blues mtterlal that would put the Blues Brothe"' to .name. This power tria has been around sa they know just where to go Into a rhythm and to lall all. This neat ensemble playi ng is tile rock context and manifests Itself on "Peart Necklace" ancl "Groovy Hippy Pec:t," the tatter a throwback to the fiOwetCI>oldren of the t960s. Coming from concert halls in the early t970s - · they ollen b<Oke attendance recor<IS sel by the Beatlos, thos stt*'118 breed of musicians I outa~IO"'III\Q liN toned dawn the band-beef.pany music In eflo<t to galnthey a lwoader audience. On lnhe~f:~r;:;:~J.~~~~~~'.~=~~,~~~~. two albUms, have the hOnky tonk a. of Utile Feat. Whole they could use a up, tl>ay're still ehuggln' along nicely. This stutl goes over big In Te.as, aCCOfdfnQ to a rella~Me eource, and It's eppatent how this album could lhhorou<>htv be a conshlnt Joy to a trucker freelt as well as aomeone like my little sister_ Oeaplte the a priori oommerclaJ I\OITil of its cooception, Z2 Top transcends heavy metal prejudleos. - Ken -R. GIIIJ40n embarr•••"'o wnen you re•llt.e II wu penned by a man who once had the wit to Wfllt c.•ea1Jvety about apideta. The only true form Enlw1t111 numbet•fl .. Love b A .,.ean Attack:' duo to lhe predominance 01 bass guilar and tl\6 •••atmont of tht .subtecl manor (ho once ctalmeo he oould ~~ wu11 a .. suatgnt ..tove songl· Entwistlo'a forte has alWay$ • ben tn hll lyrJca, and .. loVe t& A Heart AHac.k.. ea well as "Talk o..·• Oiny" are two pi-• that gl\lo fltlllnttfl a faint lndltaUon ot the lact that the man can 11111 be a mts-tl'f of aarcaam when he puts hlomlr>O to 11. H9~•er. •hlle tile mullcians:toip on tf'l,e t10\lm •• fla*Jeu, 11 Is baacany devokt ol the stta.noe humOf and blOCk """*'Y as.aodatecl wfth Plt'rioUS EnlwisUe ltbOfa (Uti en to h!l 191'2 album Wh/11,. 11111fUS ano rou'll get the J)t(;tUf't-~ What we h8'Ye ts an '*' ~l<ed P<octuetlon the I woll no '*>ubt _ . , to tho ,... QeMrlhOn ot Who'Entw1st.. lans that hovo .....,ge~~ tol<e a ptaguo When the twrn Tile Kid• At• Alright CIO<ninetld WI theatres In 1V79. HowtfagK" The t•tte <M. " Too Late Tile kwo"'CIOMI the album. and •• vnu.uaNt Mnll,....,tat ancs demure. S..ng.a deoo•t E'rtt•iatte ron •ho oetOQhted lo hJs penchat~t tO< ••hlnO aboUt auct> d-allied toplca u voy~ra . Satatt, and inlidettty, Too Lore no. H«o wos a dl5091>0inllng blow. "The bad guya bMI me usy,and I WlSh l«:avld atoprland atatt again.. he ta.ment-s on tho final track. We wtlh ~u coutd too. Mr. Entwtslle. -DtllfdJe Mlrtlff on atmo.,hen and e njo ycrble eoenlng U '• FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS! Cell ~MIMI tor,....ationS ~ ~s;:;;n ~~ 1t6- SJ7-1JJl �boo~tore lives Titles for the immaculately literate Talking Leaves _ __!By LMry Co!lgdon TWo Pght frame doors are the entrance: pustl, and puall. A wooden magclne rack aquats befol'8'you, and another aquata et your left. Many magclrles and joumala-S./Iel Review, Pandora, Perechute, Contact /1. Plclt IJI) a i:opy of the SommertFall, 198t laau. ot Colt,_ II (the one Wllh Amll1 Barake'a bool< ~· 01 Noll atapled Inside). Tum to paga 14 of the poe1ry review. There 11 an article In a nallonal revlew about the place you are • standing In now. People across America read of t his place, and Imagine What It Is like. But you aretherel You are In Talking Leaves booltatore, 3144 Main SltHI, about a half111lle lrom Main Sl...t Campus. Bastion of Buffalo llt-U, and hangOUt tor the Immaculately literate will\ Which UB seema to teem. Talking Leaveala usually noted for Its literature: a marvelous selection of poe(ry, Including local pressea, tiny chapbooks, simple poemcarda, broadsides, and • thick wall ot ctass prose. But other whOle INN-----. . . ...................... ...... . ,. . .... .------cJILD llED,. .IIDL _._..._,_ _ _ .~ ~helveS hllbo< polltlcal {centering on the Left~ aclence Bookstore- Talking Lea~'s direct antlcedent. This fecllilatedthe ahop'a ha'tlng procutred Ita 1111gt ancl diverse literature. lnventCHy now after OI\IY six "We carry a tot of thlnga years of business. because we believe In them," "What we carry Ia decided aald Jon Welch, one of by the people WhO work here, Talklng Leaves two c» In panlcular," Welch said, but operative coordinators. He elias the trend of the past two e<lde<l that the collective gets decades towlld hUQ41 national ua tot of Input" from custorne<a. and loc.l bookalore chains CUstomers themselves can ruled by, and ruling, ales. become membera of the co-op Materlaltumov. In the81 with a $5.00 annual lee that stora Is swift; If eomethlng carries a tO% discount on does not sell In only • few anything-that means the lee weeks, 11 Is taken off the pays for Itself after only $50 In alleives. Talking Leaves " tries purchases. Greater discounts to ke99 books around that will are offered lor working at the tnt," noted Welch. "We can do beller by carryl11g books not store only a few hours a available everywhere else.'' month. The co-operative was first The bookstore has a established wMn t5 noleworthy selection or people purchased literature by small and local presses, tlmltecl ecllllona, and &eryman'sBooktlore, run by publishers with small but Kate Sek>Wr, In 11174, and piquant scope and appeal. "We made a commlllment to retain try to focus on lha amall press Everyman's Bookatore'a stul!...because lt'e less literary nature. radlly available." Now, ae Welch estimates, According to the previously between five and t en thOusand mentioned Contacr/1 article, - books, jour(\afa, •nd pamphlets populetlf the allelvea end " A Buffalo Bookshop on .._,,-by Dennis Maloney, the tables In the bookstore. Imagine how many pages ate credit and contact With In the place. II galt very noisy publial1ers and dlstrtblllora was establiShed by EVeryman's In Talking Leaves, If you lei II. fiction, gey, feml nllt. IIOC:lologlcal, splrltOat, fine ana, and alternative en«QY _. • ......_ ... .. _ .... aLoe..a..c... -. ._.. .---ou~.~­ -......._.... ....,..... It's Going to be • HOT DECEMBER GENESIS at the Aud. on Decsmber 8th TrCICETS GO ON SALE TOMORROW at o-nber I · Oat AHciJI J. GEILS ......... ~ ..... Hal Tlclcm GOI On Sa,_ THIS WEDIIEtiDA Y111 Dressing modem In the City · _________e, Andrea 0111 Modem IUI\tona are the mode lit 1231 Her1el Ave. wbere In the City, Buttalo'a - t bollllque, houMa an -••pandlrog atockol MW and vintage clolhlrog. • The shop opened October 12 after owners Dean Brownrout. Palll Edick and Adam Gearing apent two monlha deOorallng, signing papers, -"'lng money and hunting lor clothes In New Yorll City and~ . In the City cam. an aeaortment of clotfor and women In vatloue atytas and fallrlca. ~ Ia a good Mlectlon or alaclll, ahlnt, --.lacbea and~ At loW and mocaereta prtcea. The cute are both ciMtlc: and !Mowallft. One can d,... IJI) elthef wildly or • -..rely In lhla thop. And ,ou won't have to face aomeone elae -'"II weur outfit. "We don't buy In any lerge qu.~tlty," says Adam. " Wa reoognlza people'• nat11 to be exelutMI. "-:~pia don' w.m t o a lot of - h l n g. They -.n1 -hlng .,.,..,., thalr or 01111 of a lolnd.'' foltlat of 1M ~ lrom New YOtk City T!Mh and Y. . . . .lle.llltbe Qly will - b e C8l'f}'lllg ...,.._Ill'~~~to Pent lOcal _.,_.will "*" be~ IMir ortoiNII 10 a. WIIOp. welt. clotNng-.. In IN City..., tiM • aluillle _ , oallecdoft. The ...... " the lnlntof--I!Oida -.-.~ .. ManNttinand Stt~ ChMacter. lhefe ate~ (lncludlng theCI&alc tWTOW 8~ specs), rock butlona, ties, and gloves in mixed ootora and pattema. To round out the look, there era hala and women'alhoea and pumpa. ~·a a leopard travel cue perchecl on the radiator. The shop Jtaell Ia dona In a black and White deCor with geometric wall~. red CIIP8tlng and a flOOr plan that's corntortable to walk aroood on. One wall Ia done In oork boanl with space allotted for poateB and ltleB. They can al.a go IJI) on the dreaalng room '!'falla. ''When the walla are full, they'll all be Wtlackecl down," apllllna P~ How'alhat lor lmmortatltlty? lna1Md of mutale or the local red to alation playing, you can be uaured there will be 1IOtn8 great mualc fllter1ng through the shop. ""-:~pie h - been known to dance In the atore," !Diles aocu. - . , Oeat\., The ttore boule a large clientele of Joc:aJ muelc pereonelltl81. The o-.thelnaelvea are lrwollleclln the Buffalo mwelc; _ , ., ONn ~ the ewntM. Adem Ia a gulllllat Who IIU perfonnecl Wllll tl>e !'ope, and 1'11111, a --Empty DMb ......,.,, Ia cumntly a guUtlet-.gw!fter In ColfM IIIIIW City 1\M a caaual yet dignified ~ ~lt'a perfactly 811r1Gftl to taka ~ OloiNe oH In the . _,.. ...,. ~ ··But only Ill IN llttlno - ."So go In, "--Il 0111, take off weur Clothal ind put~ of lhelr"aon. lt'a. oUyiObll~. , s-a. ' �Maltt Rual SMIAROWSKI h- The Oebolt ollho "''"" Stn~a~ 8and. teaturcng .-.a~ rock guttatiSt e;xtriOtdtnaJre M•"-Smletowokl, will a lomo<row (Soturdor. -ber 14) ouemoon between 1 aoCI 2 p.m. on the tfrat lloor ol Slbllfyo/Heng.,,,. II the e.atern Hilla o.lall. Other mernt>ero oltne band ••• Jell Hollister on drum• and Jay Bania on bass a.nd gu<lar. o-k II 0<11 he- Good Rats ca.-. I'd ral- d . .n I 11\. tho mo than 10 change mr -o• IOJ you" from the ,.,. to Rlchn LP wallht Good Rat&' provorbill mlddlt finger to l ht muolc l>llthal ttaa tl;opt the band one of the well· prl"ler>~ed MCrell on the h.ard rock c.hcult. Mfde from a few mlf'IOf brNicthrougho on lho alrwa--"Taotr." "Taking It lo -Fit- Dotrolt." Elcprus" and "1n)un Jot"-the band naa ,_.,.., a hOI cult''""'~ ~·r ti'O<IO<I tholr Long ttland homelront and, st Rocnntw, N.Y. The -h. tl'<amped u,...,P that ..mt>e perlormt"iJ tn Squ1re HaWs Ftllmo<o Room tonight at 8 p.m.-Bruoo KUlick ropladng John Gallo on lead gurtar and Skyt.r Dealt taking cw« the bau Chorn hom ~ny Kotk•-was featUt"ed lntho-I.Md ·-~.. ~ lola- ' a toe\lW !IYQO al'ttca-toaa.ng rvbber rats at the auel-trom a t>ertered g.,_ can and ca'tO!tlng around the st&ge Wrlh t ...-aJJ bat-oil lei mood. Sa!urday eveni ng's " Paris In the Twenties" fealures violini st Thomas Hal~in and plar~lst Yvar Mlkhashofl a faculty reellal ot jan tor>es and " sentimental works." Sunday evening, guest ClrulnMtf Joe Franco's mushoe percuoal..l and rhythm uullai'IIIJ\oocallat "'Icker Marchollo'o beard and loclal txoreaak>na. u·a hard roc:k aslt wu meant to be: wrtn tongue hrmlr ilnplarlled I n - Get lrt tor thla one in ~9n~! 1~ Fridey. No¥ n 17 161 8 42-1292 MEoF,::~ Gary Storm .... Estra CheNe ud SM .. No¥. 14 Thts 5uf)6ay, 2 p.m. tn I he Kathetlne ComeH Theetre, lho Department of Educational Psyehology will present The Ganteelaln on all naw Family Concert of sllmulallng entertainment. The conc..-t '' • beneijl ptilormance wllh tho prOCMds going to l'slet Drapiewslcl Mwnorlal Fund. In the""""'* ol 187•, ~~ clc>Gtora l at.-1 in fiitucalloiiif hyehology waa tho loctim of a traffic - • t<ar~u.._. ond lormer mUSIC lhoraplll. and J . Ronald Genute. Asaoclata Profeseor of Educatlonll Paychok»gy. a1e a huabti'I<J and wife team who have rocot6ed albums and one .t5 to t:Jate. At profesSion at compOHrt. musk:ians and recording a111111. thor,.,.. - p e e l the lamlly concert both 10 entertain and to stlnu,late chlldfen u Wt •• edvhs. . .....Ba.ble ~., Dopanment of E<l Ptyc .• Hall. 636-2'47 Al'd trom tho tlcl<el ollie&. PriCe: $3 for Odull&, Ch1t0ren unoet 12 free Com pus The UB Department Q1 ..uslc's COMPASS series, PortriHs •nd 0/sco-ies of 20th Cenru~ Music with the ac:e.nt on Spai n and Its Western Hemisphere lnlluences, conllnues this weel<end 'f"lh two rather dari ng pe~form aoces of music and on tho Rata' most r_,l LP GrHr A1Denca11 Mut.rc. A new recor-d Is \\\~ ~H GaniM I UUAB Coffeehouse presents an evening with the mulll~nstrumentalllt Mark Ru61 tomonow evening at p.m. In the Squire Hall Rathskeller. Rust's musical background Includes lradltlonal folk, rock and roll. classical and Jazz roola. He performed Swiss y<>Oellng IO<>g6, American and EngliSh fotk songs and his own tunes wllh his family early In hla He later joined the group LarkspUI which Included Graham T o'IIIOSend, Ihen I he Nor1h Amet'tc:an Addle Champlon. Since embarking on a solo career, Rust has been heard on national public radlo's"'Folk FesUavallJSA" and on Canadian rtdlo'a " Touch the Earth." His aresnal of Instruments Includes six and t2·strlng guitar, banjo, plano, 11ddle and dulci mer, Tlel<ets lor the Show ate S2.50 for students and $3.50 for the general public. Retresh"""'ll will be available. Tbe Daten Modern Men MIXED DRINKS Z FOR THE PRICE Of' 1 TILL MIDNIGHT DRAFT' soe SCREWS AND MARYS 7SC S.. Your J•en•• R..-ntetlve • from Nov. 18th to 20th et The BooU tor.l LUSTRIUII SPECIAL_.. u.._..., composer Luis de Pablo, a modernist compose< lrom will perform a new opera the assistance ot a tandem CelttDmla artists. The ~ been writlen tor soprano carot Plantamura and contrabasslst Bertram Turetsky,two prominent vlrtuoaos In their respective arenas o f voice and lnslrument. Come experlenoe some new music in the r>ew Baird Hall, Amherst, C91'11118nctng at p.m. eacll night, and discover a new meaning of movement. a �ll\canc•rt• pr•••nt ... tim The Good Rat Ull r ------------------~--~~-, 'TONIGHT .a pm FUima.-.Rm inSqui,.._H. . ~ •• .c TICKilTS c c> M atUdenbl ...... E • • ....-NipUDI. . e•" w WIN• RVRLRBL• .. L L a. WRB C:afftt•haua• pr•••nta ••• RN EVENING DF FDLKMUSIC: WITH , li • ...•w ¥ Mark Rus I iI Saturday Nav t4 ~ In Squire Hal 8 p..- Rathak. . .r .• c c > c T1CKiiTS ez.sa atudenta •li ¥ ~ (. Tlw .liCk lltuMnt U~n tlv• yau ... a. C:anc•rt•& ! Unlimited Touch li¥ ~ • I p • ..,.......... ., the .... hll ••• 'I H•ar Mu.ac In tlw litr..t.• I - ..........._... .. fllolllay Novza Bptn .., ....... " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). 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He said, •nne'," A II*Cb by a nationally·«eQpuud proabortion • cth'ba, IIChedoltd ror 1a1 W<doadoy a.i&lft, ""' mutlllllly c:ancdlcd by th< speaker'• &lid S.udmt ~ioe (SA) Spcokcn Dtrettor Kcsb Pat....,.. Moo411y. CoCilrowny dull cln"tlopod bet ....... tbc •...., ..s.. over tbc Kb<duliooa or a local -14btlnloto speaker 011 th< ...... PfQIIUI Cllllfed tbc lal-ute . caaa:llalion. Aa:onlina 10 laura Scharf. SI>Ok............ abortlon rialat& Bil llaird, a contnoct bet- a..l's - · New Lone PrCI<IIIalioos, &lid SA ..... rmafim! 1a1 July 22. wilh \be wdcntandtOJ lb01 llaird ~ llrt a kaure &lid audio-vls..al praa~W>CM> .. UB tn ND-=ba. No indlce11on wu that ~ lbal a repraftlliiiJ.,. rrom an anti· abonloo poup • ould partlciptlle on tht propam. Scbatf ....ned, "BiU Bainlwu contrarted ulbe sole SP<Oktr ... Paucnon conrtrmed tbal a spttth on "The Current C.UlJ ill Abortion Riahu" had been contracted "ith N.,. Une oacnt llorbata Meym In July. AI that time he did no< Inform Meyers that a ><eond spcakcr ..,uld appear. "It's my nqliJenCC, " Pancnon .-Jd..., d.id noc rell her 1 was havina attenoo _.rotc~ New Une about the ..,.Ucr In SeptcsalxJ when a r<praftll..,... from Unlv«Uy iafcxm<d htm thai Boinl would P - r.. tlebalelr pro-~ore-....,.. ....., ........ " I tilled - ....... t o - tbe .......... ~ .........,., ..... "llut>ara eonr..- .. She...., .....d U..to abide by the a>ntr&CI . .. "It's always been a pobcy (of Batrd's) not to Oppcas •tth &nll·abortloo..U wtth pKtUrd Of pickled fetUS<$ on )orr," S<harr cxplaoned. "It betomes a a;ross~ut conlrst ... Blaek altned Paucrron in Au&Wt about Baird's pohcy. In mid-Octoba. Paumon askcct Bttck to call the q en<y ror him In an crrort to resolve th< problem. Black >poke with Meyer• who reittrOied P'"' ., Baird's stance. "(Mcym saod) if Bill Baird did his ntm &lid I dld the •lidos It would result in mud>linaina." Black recounted. " I ftd to discuss abortion lntclli&tntly, • contln,uad SPEAKERS BUREAU on pa~ 8 llf'IO/W9d iff contrect •n•tu w hh abOrtion ton:.• lHE EORU.M Ketter orders UB closed for the Jewish holidays Will remain. President until March 1 · . plaooed to U ..-;,. Kttter ,......S 10 o•w-ntl< th< Calendar O>mroittoc; ir tbc atalUf waslllicba rrom tbc • qmda. Divmity Praiclalt Robert 1.. Kctta tMde two bombsbdl annouDCCmet\IJ WedDCOCbfr. be lw m.tn.cted lbe Cakad.v Ccmmittot to ctooe Ull "" both lbe hlch holy s....lsh holidays &lid Cood Friday &lid Indicated thal be wollld rcroaio • ............. UIUiJ MNdl I. The depattin& Praiclalt made his mnarh &I the r"l1'1ar ~or lho Paculty Smote Ea«utlw Commku:e (FSI!q, his r~tt~ pubUc appcasanec since retttmin& [tom CbinL Both d<dliono had been widely anticipated, endlna weeks or opeeul.ltlon. "I do .... approve or....,., I did, but In the best intcresu or lbe lnltltutkm, I hi"" lnlltructed the CalcrJd# Committee to develop a calendar fn< • ,..,. year period wh¥b will obsenlt the hl&h holY Jewbh holidays &lid Cood Friday."' Ketter uld. The Pr<ddent added lbu he did 004 want the luue tu hinder lbe ttansltlon or lbe n<'!' Uni•wslty Pra.dcnt. The O.alr or Lbe Calct>dar Commouec, Or&duate Scllool D<ou> Andr<w Halt,lUbsequmtly raipoed f10111 th< c-mlnec. """"rdina to Ketter, Hok mad< hi$ dcQsloQ afta K«ter ruled as a - t i l " or priac!pt. Holt stepped down aller tbc Commfttoe"s ..-~na oe Ia ..tUcla th< Prald4nt informed til< body or 1u cl<dsioo. Wbal eoot~C~ed w~ . Holt detlinod to ....._,, oo th4... -· T...., €o.uz.ottec -bcr crate.-· J....Js lllacUu,.. l8id Wedlonday . . . . dull t b c - - wollld CtWJe ICioedaliola dirrooullico. "wt •ill bll•eto • IIOd ....._.."0.. be ..... tha b dull doalo't _.s ODd·~ ... ""-too _, tllac*bwR .w 11< did ... blaiiiC a:.n.. r...... dci:ldooa. lk ·~ -do • rr II< tloda't hne a _.t · H< ,.,. dalinl• a COIIIIpln · l'•Atrtll<-'tdoc · - abofthoual>c " The Otlaldar c-n..t.. lw beftl aead[OIIJy _...t to IICheduJana ciiiJCI on •1 td4Jow llolidaJL Ull had heal - mtane pr.....,t rroe Albuy .., 111u1 itJ doors duriOJ lbe 1nm11 holidan or v ... Kippur ond Rosh HashaM- • III<IIthe c-lcftder c-..~ had nded llboold be rqtllar IIChool days lluo the St.te L<&atlotllf< •ter,...od •ldf Into the ........,. by appro•ma a WltbM IIW'dala aU Slate lhliwnky or N<-.o Yorl tSUNY) oc'-11 dole thcv doors oo the lloliday Ratbcr tlutot let tbc billrcadlthc eo...-•s orllce.-bere d *Oilld hovo betomo ln•-lh< SUNY Tnul- PfCUured UB to~ Ill ckdsloo ODd ... · msc- tbc ..,..,.. 01 its Octoba 211 "If ............ phoac con. •ith tbc O.IU!Cdlor (Cltrtoo WhartOn) lbe nil)lt befon: llru , 1 indicated lbal I wollld ta>d lbe letter only u il •-as r<:mc>ved frt>mlbe aaatda." Xetta aided . ''"The letter only bocamc valid oo tbc day wbeo lbe Trustees oc:tuaUy met." Kata odmllted lbat b• did oot likelbe clo<isloo, but lbat he had liu.lt real control owttbc .Uuarion and had to act in t.M: Universicy•s bal. interat5. ..There are t.1.ma when a Pre:sidc:nc most act like a Pt<Sidmt. I discussed it witlt the vi= praidenu before I 1,n [or Cblna," lte asserted. "I WlU put in a bot and cihly a<tuaUy dictated the lcttq at IO:lO p.m. lbat nl&ht." Ketter said thai he made the dot:ision to lin~ Cood Friday wflll lbe ''"" boUdays so lbat it would not be .. inue or .. Jewfo1t ......... non.•Jewish, .. but rather or the entJrt Qlle$Cion or rdl&io•• bolidays and tbc · The Prtolcleot added that be Ius always heal opposed 10 atoedlio& d&Hes on lbosc days &lid that he wdcomed • CCOJllr< by tbc forolty body. Pr<sl- Oaianale S.<VCII Sample, y-.,. Praiclalt for Acoctanlc Afrain u lbe Univcnity or Nd>raska, said <hat ......,.. poop~< tMde llllwions to bim ~ut lbe ..__ but "was alad lbat nobody aster! lbe quabOO lp<drtcallr.'' K«tcr noted. Altbo<tJh orTic:iellr-oved by tbc SUNY -.tor Ttus~ea ... Octoba 211. Sample is IUUibk 10-"""""""" January I, tbc day Ketter bad prtviousiJ .............t .... llll<llliOti to llep l<cucr uld 1M mac1t th< dcciolom dlttdhoc ror til< """ •-,..... oo s...p. .., IIi< Uniwnity wollld ha~ llm< t O - - ~ Ia dqtO. Ketl6' lllid WCIIIDadfy that Wbar1cm coiled him TUaday alpt r.-- w.....,.,. ODd nq-ed lbal be r - on as Pratdmt UJ>lil MNdl I-dle da,y s-plo will be able 10 hi$ dutia. The dcpanlna Prfticlcot ost ed Wbllrtoo ir tlocft - • any otlla Optlona.., told dull a SUNY orrCIINid flU • ,..., or thrft days a - . The...........,. l8id be thea aaq~ted Wharton's reqocst &lid ooud thltt thc ~ wollld rccommmd 10 the Tnlltca lbal Kttlcr's appointment be <JUcndcd lbe _ , . _,;... or limo. ''Lolly and I ...n have 10 d l - out plam, but it is best for 111< onllituttOa lbal I stay oo."' be said. Ketter lito -..:1 thai Sample "'"did be 1n aurro1o dun~~~ tloc first wmc "' Deccmba &lid tbc last Wftk or th< _ . . &lid tbal ,..., or ttuee times an... thAI 0 lodp bim with hb l...Uioo. • "I do tiOIIIfJP"'C'e of """" I d4d, hi In lite "-t ...,.,_,.of lite ~ IIMce irlllnleled llw Col.ndor com...~~tee. .. 1o ob.rN lite ltltlJe ltoly }ewitlt ltollt.lt¥ and Good FritltJw. • . - Univwlity Paeeideat Robert L. Ketler ( I �in short. UH~ttlt Jotv'l I(_ lapllntJ(ctitOto"'-C,...f ca mpus Kabosb to bold conference .' Tht Katto.b Committee, oompeocd or manbcu or vario"' · - ................. ,.;u antiOUIICI< ••• ~ in ltrat<v'' t...s.y .. 4 p.... lo 21g Squin lUll. • ' Kabooll - <stal>lisb<d lui Summer to dnl with the UB adminlaratioo .,... tbc Cat< or Squir< Hall ..,., tbc 31 lf'OliPO that will be dillocal<d .,.,.... tbc u..- doocs next month. Wllik C'OIIIIIIiucc IDCIIIbcn arc mum C'ODCtl"lliq jUst cuotly will be rdcucd at the campu. pr<» coof<r<n«, Katto.b member Bob Ha)'dm prcdicttd that tbc inronnat;on dlwl&<d would be '"imponant. ·• •11• No c:msure The Studmt ~(SA) Atkmbly ~""" wtt<d Tuaday - to ......... PresideD~ Joe Rlfklo ror a mlation or the orpnWtUoo'• COIUlitutioo. The mccuna also r... ur<d a litany of oppointmmt alGJirmatioos. Sub Board I PublicotiotU OM>ion Oirmor Mlchad Shattan ~ that Rit\in be «nsurcd ror hil failure te obey the con.alu~doe•s limiu on when ~blymcn c:an sian U,p to bt -.tbcn. Rifltin admiu<d that h< mlat<d the rules. bbt uoert<d, "IIIIIU' have violot<d the Corutitutioo's • 'Ord>, but no< its spirit ." 'l1lc SA Presldonl apolosiz.cd ror hi< iDdiicmioo and wboeqll<lllly rec:riwd an o-.tmlna Jnat'liD in the .otc. ~WI was tile only -bi)1QIID to-e res oo tbc motion. Ol<r 40 ill Mtmdonclc. ....,ben....., national Setk GoodehHCIIMiilltOI_, tt~if0 t out that <it Wit ion. and 1<1 up oomc ~tudcnt publicatiOn> auiddlnes, we'll be >&lisfo<d," aid Kdl<n, wbo ;. on< of four studcot manbcn or the •ubcommiucc. H< rdntin<d from votlna on th< ruoa>m<S~Cb!ioo to tbc rape story edition, but ,.iJJ porUcipll< in /murc vote> 011 publicatioo alriddines., me- --....,;on lfOUP· n..t n-.unlne< mulhe CollowinJ wed<, r . . . lbt rdcue or the papa. Alta il wu n:piAtcd • uahmily-. ICdal uid. o1 1500 oopla or tbc cditioo ~ ~cd. kino ..,. tbc CJriljaal clediiOII to ""' the story was boKd oro 1 b<ltc4' IMt tbc ..ro.-ioe was ,..pon&nt to stuclaus. "Tba-c was _..., lqaly, ctlt;cally cw mqrally with it," be uid. "Wt clidA't priat b e r - ond wt dldtt't run aom< inrormation~bout her tlutl bad botD in the locii~~<W~p&~><n . We believe if somethi!ll iOOOi ltke this Ill bappaliDa tb< stndents lle<d 10 !mow about it( Tbt peMcr illue n0W,.h< Aid, lJ =sonhip, The SUidalt pultilcoiJoDs subcoaaiucc will be "*1-ln& soon to ClONid<t - - . tbc admiaUualk>o has tbc n,ltt to .au _.. c:ontall)lna -orial-.n.t of wiUclt k docs 1101 -'"·"If""' can itacl l.,...,. C.NCW 1-MJaC.M C.J~~Pn ,t#fft &tHn ~ ,.•• '"'.,.• la~y Jac:k .....l• .,.!giCottltfhfMt TY Guid' is America•• most read mapzin~ Viilh a circula1ion or over 210 miUion . What mquin< i• second with 18,036,21 6 iuues aold..-.hly1 The OWIIber On< oofi drink in America is Coca-Cola, •hldt lw """>tur<d 216.3 pq=~ or tbc market (Peps; twa 11.6 p<r«~~t than aftd ill second place), but " bat is tit< number 00< d•et drink ODd bow docs II rare in tbc top ton apil>sl rqular OO<Iao~ W'llh Sl40 lllillioo ia )'aliy .ala, •'hal Hrinz Corponlion u ..,n food ..... ...... feline (tdd! rttJt place positioa in tbc loa-atn~ And iu canned dol food count<rpart with SISS mOtion in )'C<Ifly >&lest And lh• wlnn..-. .,.., lbt Reader's Oiacst. Tab cola whirh u tl,luh ilf th~ top 10 with o 1.8 ptrtVtl mork~t shar~. Morris's prldo-Nin• U...s, Dnd L<tt•ll Corporttll()n's Alpo. Alin C. KaenlotiCOftlriiNitlllf -4Pf\n formeiiA/O,.pldU Joted'l 8 Z•"OiteiH• tfOMI Uur..-.c.e T AoMntNW,;,ofOt,~t Oa:ttG OUIYtOI'A•tltltiM .....01,-• Pllr .kft..,.Rlhu<............ Jan t.l. O.•t'At:da.a. .. s,.om 0eonc1 ""eom.*"',..,.,s.. l u -AIU tony G~ a/ltlhrtk Fllt\t.fa Soet...llf1Sw ~,._., Jeffrey H C.ntor/luaii'NIIU ..,, ,.._,., J.-nes P 1.41XpnW'~~~ M 8. Kaltn*C.ZWA-oclitlldlofl 6lfr, Shlrloty G•v&i..Aih. ~·Ot mark russell Home \'ideo tape rccordm hav< bml ruled illepl. I o•·n one bot ....... pm a r<d mV1!1 CO•er and my display or hand&uru Ovt'r it. and 10 rar. the eops still~m~'t wiK. Rape story seized Distributioo or the DePaul Ullivt'r'lily uudcnt o - """ ddoycd a week by tbc uni..mty's admlniltlatjon a ncr th< _ . . , ... rr t~orl<d .., order 10 icDor< a oampu1 rape story. The ~- 1boauts Croat- word thTOUib the . _ .•• ..,.,.........,.. . - . . . . fJ Klpp, that tbc rape, ..l>ioh o!J<&<Id!Y took "'"" tD tbc ·· resuoono.or o oampuo buildina• .,,.. 1101 10 be c o - • the IU>dalt ~~Ublieao»a,.,.. order to prot«t tbc \'1Ct118. ~-- ..._......_ stal/.-ot<d un~ to COWl' the "09'· Croat bad oil b,. obcMltiOOcopia or the normal1500 pr<»-ruo sdud. Hours a ncr his order 1faJ iow<d, howa-er, Ut>lvenitt Prtsidalt John Richardoon anDOIIIlO<d that the pap<r would be rdcucd the foUowin& •wk aftd that riO penalties IO'OUkl be inl_.t on iu starr, Editor VInce Kdko aid. lllcllardoon aiJo aollecl 0 medina Of the CUDpul Senate Sut>~ICIO 011 Sludmt PubJlco&lons, I studml..fii<Uity· OltKfOr ~nAnterit,.;cOIPJ Be a shopping bag COl Mat~t' S..W)'.-IA rt · ClcJriCitp o.~ ez~,.a.,. t rjv-hits - AnthOn)' M PtttiiM• • flnt fdJtOf 0...-IC- N.-utbdc:u. I can't sleep 111 niaht in the bo.... J"" knowinatb< thi111 t> nill n.. Spectrum orhctt ttl toceled 1n 35o5 SQu!te HaJt, Stilt: Untvtttilr 01 New Vane at Bulttto, 34)!1 Mlln Str"t, &tltAo, HIW '(Oft. 14:2U Telephone C71fii)IU1-3t16 ed•IOftal. (71$8)1•3611, busi"-U Copyf;ohl 1•1 Ektfta.lo. H 'f Soec:trwm Stuctent ~rt:JOICal. tnc... E4•tor... n. potCy' IS de~ bt' l'- f4ol0f....-. ~Atpuitll:a\IOftaoc,,...utt ..u.t'•.......,. My are worn to a frauk. Y<stcrd&y >be oam bome, quickly dr<W the >hada and aid, "I tno• I 10'&$ follo\o<d 1lili is no way to li-.." Then, she re<ord<d "G<n<ral Ho.potal" jwt to <h<er h~r up. ·- '*'lin • i11101;11 tl'lrt e r:PfMt CQnMf\t ot tN £01tcw~ rt ttncn., TN SiPKttum ta CWiftiH Dy lklll•to Ne'lllfS.Pfess Inc 1310 s.n.u $J BvflaiO, NY ,..__... __ Ol•tt!bl.iltG Iret to lht Un1...,11ty comm.un1tyllimtt ont copy per petaOn I suspoa tbattbc Moral ~t.jorlty is behind th< laWioit. Anyon< who OWtU a reconk:r tmo-.s that thcrt;. no family unity In a - with • Bcunwt. _..,..,. -t.oo"""'"'"T- ...._.... The day the vMI<o · - · at< clwnp<d bact on J - ond famillt$ oo lo<>J<r -bble O¥<r ~ ~~low> 10 record, they can mum to tbc -lttod tn~~~<~ut~ty or alcollol and c!rup. tr the Supreme Coun upholds the Nhna. at !<as~ ll>Y wlf't aod 1 can walk id the SUJl with our head> bdd hiJb-onee .... Jet out or -o.~·-r.w 'or ~ UftttN tt..uu SYf'OIC.IWG end Un.it*S PJeu ~~ S;Ncftu. ts ~ttcS n&liOI'Ioal ~'*'no tJ~r CommunkatiOnt • ..,., Aawfb~ ~to Stvo.ntl. Inc Otc~,~ol tUOft • ..,.\)* 20,100 prioon. ~--------~~ - --------~--~~-~~------~---~________jl ~----------~ ,. SENIORS Sign Lip for your YEARBOOK PORTRAIT SITTINGS! AMHERST: .. Sign up in SA Office, Ill Talbert by the end of this week for portraits to be taken Nov. J3th -in 105 Nort'On. WE ARE NOTHING WITHOUT YOU!!! 1 �Nuglear Awareness Day attempts to educate UB tiWANTED:j Br JOSEPH B. Z.INGALE feature photos; any shots of campus life, off-beat, candids, . anything! Bring them to The Spectrum room 355 Squire Hall. - - - -- - - " -lltl(utlll £t/1101" ' 'I r toclly's Nodeol A"""ti><SO IICtt'ltics had lakm " ' - a clecad< -r;o. the Flllmo<e Rooca would ha•.. bee jcnm<d 001 ••th the bandrul "'"ch arr lice now.'' dalm<d UB Pn>f...w and or tbe Dopanmmt or Blojllt)'lb Fred Sod!. AA:ordill$ 10 Sadl-the JIOIIdl>l< - - or the UB poniOft or A_,_ 0a) ru frocn 10:00 un to 6:00p.m. oo W<dnesdq--the ,_,u <pooJO<J attempted to make people aa.n or the futility or JIOO$<S>U11 and *"''WIUII IDOf'O •-.apo.. Of mu.t cl<suvctioo u..,. pracated m..... lbde iho~. ~«sum and a pane~ dlxwoioD. e>mu. •hlch toot """1n UB'• Squi~ Hall. - - pm or ... O<pnaed CIUIIPAIIJI """""'ed by th< Uruon or Cooocrned Saa!tltU, •hl<ll u ClOftttred In Cambnda<. M.-uldt>. They o.pn....S tomUoar .-mu oo UO collqc and Un1-.ily cam.,.,... _,.. the n111oo as •..U u In Toronto. Ro- and a..eral 01h<r European Cllics with"""""''· 01"""'"" The""'"'._. Q~~ WESTERN BOOTS for Men & Women N Otina the pronouneed latl or oonm-n atnOJII UB's student body, SoeiJ SUQe$lcd many ind1\'iduab ha\le .. numbed tbC!Did•cs" tO the ISSue Of llomlc •eapons and tbe posslbillly of •h•• GREAT SELECTION GREAT PRICES nucltar •v. • "IC's •Ol' dil'Qcult for people to deal wllh it," Snellowerled. 1 "It's like ..hen P.,ple 8<1 bd!lnd the ..ltoel or. cor, no on• think's they arc aolna to J<1 Into an oc:ddtnt, so they don'tthinl aboU1 ic." He Aid the Slltle loaf< Is hdna applied to thelssu< or nucl<ar war. "Peopl< don't think it willltapptn to them" Snell ..ld. UlJin& ptOpltto J<1 Involved. "By not aetln1 you make tht clocision thlll nuclear Kr Is okay." TltroUJh the day's evmu. Soell Jaid ht hoped to oblaln as•btanoe from thooe who tllmded. "We have 10 1<1 people tO tee • 1\at a folly this it. we cvt<1 ha•e 10 aet the people ill the Soviet Unloo to sot It,'' he matotllned. kfutinJ tht notion thtt nuclear ""' cao be luailed. Snell maintained ..oudc:ar •tapOQ•crtalcd a thtuhold which •->e ba'c not CTOUed in the pas1 36 ycaro. once wt crcmlt, e-m lr it iJ only wilb a .mall )Odd otUtron bomb, - willha•·• rendered tht thm.hold or no ut<." He oplained th., thb. thrHhold is lar&dY a ~ deu:nmt, and that On« II U croucd ttt- U oothtn& eacal.lun& into an aU otn nuclear ..... It IS ...-Jy ackno-.td by the Dtpmmcnt of Odtn>t that the Umted S.... " ~~ to t1a1u a taalcallatnned nuclear In Eusapt in the~~ the UNOO and its Wanaw Poet allid ihould <llltr into 1 con._...... bank tplnso IU NATO 10 \eep the ac:ltatt~t from s..- ooumtrpmt. <he.......,, Sotdl tiled 200,000- protat '" Western Eusopo """ the dcploymeot o r - of A.mtra'• , _ soplwdcated laetical as pcoof of An>cricaiJ Maar of tbctc · - would be IIScd ta ~- with beJtJc:rldcl ftptUIJ and Sod! ooced tloe dn.mauc r- or nuclar , . _ . In Wc:stcm and tbe rdotivt lac~ or concern m tbe United Statts. -"Y· e..,_, HATS -SHIRT$ JEANS-aELTS-V£STS OUTERWEAR r-&0%0FF••..--.-- 1 ' "T he movtmeru in Eu..rope: i.s because cbcir land v.itl be used for tht bank sround.'' he said. W ! -·--~~s~~~~·- __ j ,,,.Main. Nt• u. e. 833-6565 hilc maint.ainin& lhar the current arrru limhahbn J.lfff'mef'IJ arc 001 ·~....rv. eooUJh, SndJ suuested that <h< United Stttto ollould estabU.h an immcdi.ttt rreeu on aU .... production. 1>0., Many or the oraaoizatioru in the peaa mO\'etnt'I'U have caUcd ror Just•ueh a policy, aorordin& 10 Sndl. ln bopa: tbat 1M Rt.alan Admidistnlion •nll rC\-crK Amcnca·• poticy of basing iU •capon> proaranu on tht bcbtf that the Unilcd Sl.ateJ can limn. wrvivc, or 'Win 1 nuclear \!tat, Sndl calltd aumtioo to a recent Seuu ruolutioo submmtd by Ort&on Dcmoent Mark Hal)'idd "bleb ..auld proh1b11 <uch • poli<) JIJ<houp. doubtful the Senate •ib adopt the rN>Iutlon. S..dl maintained .uch lqisbtio<l will be acap~t<l onl) &f .,,.,,.n; pca.swe their dec:tcd reprC$COiah"'eS· Sndl arau<d thai tht pnmar) aoaJ or tha ptttt mo\emtnt 11 to "•td.-c th< pubb< a< larat"tnd it ,. mti<althc )00111 arc - e e l "becawe <hey ha\t tbt"""' to to.e" It •-.s the JOIUltl people duna& tbe V'leuum .nr •ho 101 the AIDtrican people to rum iJ aU around, and .... ftd •e""' do it qain, .. be said. JntllottlooiSitorWu •Oflo., Nit~ ·-ow;. OLDIES NlTE OWioo Pricoo At !WI c;..y c.-.,..... Senate passes Spectrum contract SUSAD,..eaa....., --·-··-~ ..... (lor . . . 2 · - Slrip .... TJ11H1da\ •ae tu \tft 11\f PiTFHTAI~"'F\ I Dcc:itions af(eetiiiJ dub rundin• and rcoct)Snition tbe major mwao on the floor 'tfn(•nshrnt f 1 pu, 1 'ft1:1,, ';.II} Lbc St wk9l Auoclatloos (SA) Sal&te Wednesday aftemooa. 1bc VOUP appro>ed a sublcription OOGltaCI with Tlr~ Sp«tnmt after eo discusllo11 by a voce or 11..0.). SA Moore Trea~Urer M.tri: cxplaioed lllat tbe schedule 4r .,.ymcnl$ will ~ arranacd dh <he M'l'lpaj)cr'f busblcsl manaacr tomedme in tbc near rvt~. .u Chairman or the F'Uian<lc Commllt«, Moorc praented JotVtral club&' ~ for fYDCIS The Vanny Club oblalned S120 for a Sporu N.,hl ban<IIICl ~250 for a Super Start rompttitlon, "'tb tbc Sponr Nlahl an an nent UmD.at 10 Lite reccot Fan AppndaUOCI nt&bt ill Talbat Hall. The Smale then t~Cted on a nmbef (If du~. hRenlna co spealtcn from the AmUican Sociclr or Medtanlcal Eo~11ecn (ASME), the lnttfllatioftal Mediation Society. and the &otsomic Oub. AJ pan or tht rltWJciaJ back1111 or ASME, the ~· qrtcd to advaooe S250 10 help In the reorpnlzatloe or tbe Facuky~naancl Applied Sc:lencu (FEAS}. The audentiOYCrnmm t qrtcd to the rund•oa wllh a maJcbtnt annt rrom FEAS. T~~c Smale Ways aad MQO.I Commlll« next submltled a n<" dtaft ror the Donn Coww:tl, whk:h Is daianed 10 tq)l•c• the flnandally aillna IDiot Raideoct Council (I Rq. Senatt Chairpenoo Eric Altman cbancteriud the new clormitof}' aroup :u tbe "biaat ~.. facina the lqislative body. That is .UO anotbor dtaft bcina formulated by ex-LRC president Eric Roth-and Altman <Jiplained that the Senate is "in tht procas or r<Yiewin& both propooa!s." The WaYJ and Means Commilt« will prC$Cill the btst reatw<S or both plans at the ncxt Setwc mcaina. A numbct of campus sroups ICIIt rtp<csentati-a to the two bour meetina looklna ror new club fttus. The UB Vetorans Club, llllcmat ion..al MedlaJion Society and tht Ardlhcaure Club passed by ov....,.hdmlna ml.flins. The Rode Cllmbina Club's search for SA rtcOIJiition ..u tabled while the Senatt researches lhc amount or liabilny that it was responsible for Ia the evan or an -.:ddau . The Palatine Studcnll Unloa did not merit ..-mclatloa r..- SA Dircccor or Sludmt Orpniuooo ChWDa Osuonoh, as It "duplicated tM errons" or otMI' oraanlwloe& alrady acknowledacd by the audmt s.t.~S...~ ' . 7,. c:-,,_,... .......... .-flar-· JScllflf....,.. w• zrr. .. -..,..,.._. JOvernme~~t, lncltodlna the 1wA1 ,_.. Arab Student Oraanlution. - Don Holthr ,~. U~tll'l ·-n..~.1 �editorial So mucb for tbe Constitution US PrnlcMnt Robert L Ketter macle the eo<recl declalon In mendetlng the Unl~ity cto.e Ita ~on both Jewish High Holy Days end on Good Frkley for the ne1<1 two year'$. By swllloWlng hla and the Unl-ahy'a pncle, Ketter has uved the entire SUNY ayatem the detestable possibility the\ Gcwemor Hugh C.rey would sign a bill forblddlng cia .... to be held on the two Jewlsfl hOlidays. And we aympethlze with ~er Wf>en he uguea that What he did was morelly wrong. although In the lnatltutlon'a best Interests. Albany lias now. successfully blacl<malled UB Into cloSing. Elthe< the Un1-slty eh&nges Its collect!Ye mind lnd Shuta down, the Legislature thflllened, 0< elM the ugly spector of Slate control o f campu- would rearlta ugly head. Kettw, and Lhe Unr-.tty - • In a nc>Wtn situat ion. erthe< atey open and face Albany's wrath Which would cloM UB anyway, or comp10mlse on thelr lnlegn\y and aubmll to the Legl sleture' s very real threats. In thla cue. -.cf atthla llme, capttufal)ng waa the rlgnt mo.e. Alt,ady the State treats thla Un!Yeralty fl~e • cal does a mouse, baiting II NCh yNr With the budget. NobOdy wants them to meke the Whole ayttem euffer because of US's justified recelcltrence, which the threetened law would do. Ketter did not compound the matter by closing on Good Frldey. What th& move did do was make thlt Iaiiie completely the seperation of Church and Stele In future etgumenta. In two years hence, will the Stele mandete our closing on the High Holy Days and not on Good Friday, when the declston - · Pallerson art>ltrarlly dettlfmlned tbat he would support the cond~lons of the pro-abortion speakera verbal contlllcl and refuted to negotiate with Baird's agent His stanoe surpassas the questlo!' of contrectuat agreements. Whether Patterson waa legelly wllhin his rights to add another speaker to a program thai originally was limited to Baird Ia for the courts to determine. We question the legitimacy of a system that allows one person to determine apeakers' lees; In this case, doubUng a fee evM after lha speaker requested a lower s\lm. We question the level ol professionalism lhar pits a scheduled apeaker against the opponMI's agent aod permits a steremate to continue to the point that. flYeR If ao egre&menl had been reached by this pest Monday, advertising deadlines would have been mfaaed and most UB students would , _ , heir of the flYIIfiL 8ut our most serious concern Ia ebout • system thll allows one person to Sieck the oddt against one point of view-In thla ~sa the pro-abortion contingen'. Rlghl·to-Uie candidate Janet Black has been invlled to speak In the Spring. by hersell, or In a debate, but either way, with her slide presentation. Baird will not be Invited back. It Speekers Bureau Is willing to sponsor a solo lecture from one group, wo question the rational tor denying thiS privilege to a second group. • SA should reexamine the Speakers Bureau and how ttls run. Perhaps the answer Is to pleoe Pa'lterson's Bureau under a more suitable wing of the student government-one with • sllonger awareness for programming. on a new calendu Ia due? Hopefully by then. our pious e.-nblymen and -lora In Albany wlll realiZe that the Issue of closing 1 Unlv.,.lty on any faith's holy daya Ia not theltS to mak&. What- happened to the baalc Pfam\te of the Constitutional concept of Church/Stat& sepereUon? This year's dlapley from Albany 11 no Indication that the spirit of our forefllhetS lives In Ne)OI York. And Is tna L.eglsletllle prepar<lcl to explain to SUNV'a many IIDIIema, Buddhists, and a hosts of oilier relations, Wily thelr holidays are too lnllgnlflcant to COMider? Ira mentalities Uke thai of the Stele Leglsleture on acl-'ing and religion that would make the Moral Majority PfOUd. Aborted talks • The -netlo is clear. A ~ame speeker w .. contrected by the Student Aseoclatlon (SA) Speeker'a 8ureau to -ak on a controverslel topic: a.b ortlon rights. -aker's agent was not lnlormed that another speeker was scheduled to appear With ao Ql)pos1ng viewpoint •Dd a controve<afal audiD'vlsual presentation. When the agent fot pro-abortion activist Bill Baird was finally Informed olthe new anang&ment, she told Speakers Bureau Chairman Keith Patterson that her client would nol speak under such conditions. Bai rd would oompromlse and debate without audio-visual alds, Of make his preaenlltlon and then leave the stage open for his O!'POf""t. and her slid&chow. rn. feedback Do It for Aawar! How,,.,. The !lpoGtnlfn prirrt ,,. ~lronol 1111rm~ "AWACS.,."(FtldiJr. OcloNr30). fllo bodet!OUflh T!Mtllpoc:1rum t ilowt 1uc1t t - . - t lttT to _ , 01 t ~I« IO Itt. ~lror, built It Jlbolly 1M 1M •t.,_- , . _ . , _ 1 , _ . . •• l ttodltorlal. --- l'lle ...., ..,......,., 11101 --'lion ro rho AWAC ,..,__..., MC11w1y"" /obbr Ott c.tlilol Hill, t l lf 110 Coooslr*' ,..._bad thYol .. "'-_ Anli-semJtlsm tn ,,. putt. . ;ssua ot The Spec:trutn, th«f """ _...._,.. _ _ _ ol,. - Olllf..s.mltlc OJtd on!H.,.olotrlclft. s.lnp • Jaw and~..,... - 1 I 'jMt In 1-11, I IHI lht,t I •• m a , . . . , . _ , . . _, ,... _ _ IOUNIM -~ 10 · - , . , . , _ " ' l nfhH- . ,., lOt-,..,.... h-.,.,.,til, -.,_,,,. -a... .....,., ___ MtJ.IetMI/-1 --talton'o Aa _ , . . . , _ . , " " Ho own ro 1>t ......,.,.w ,.._,,.,..,<rOte Prllchltlfl ro ..,_, Me,.,. ... upon .,.,.,..,. cudt•• *Aw, - " " - · Do ll lor Alt.,.,.. or ~ao It lot -~,.-,.., ""m._,;tr ol _ ,.,..,,..,,,..,. to tte _,.,arid""''"'*""",,. Artblltra-«. l'f.lulinMI>tHI . . . -.. lfO'" rntt ~.,.. Jo nor tlolng much~ tor tho Sllte oil"""' • tHJ tMt IJt. tHthOtll •re u.tr•m• Bur #ulf II ntt ,_fhodl.,. utretne. SO .,.. LIJ• HIHI er.d llltlhodl o/ Yauit Arll1~ riM hNII 0/lht l'o,.artnlan Ul>arlllott Otpon/urton /I'LOA At""" l>t,.ltlnltn tOld me on " P•Ie$tltte O.r... Are fat~ ...,,. 011/y ,.....,,,,,.,. ol OUT UUH aMI our people .,. Trw. Itt. -ltmt o/ ,,. M!dd,. &11 .,. too ~ltd lor Ul to mtko _,.llont. but H 0110 11 to comment. ,,., OM: ~ld Mow all ,,.,,eta.. ICIIhane ~~ our ..,...,. to Nelli, out he 11 not the • rh•J-,.,.~- o1 tilt srar• o/ IIIII« _,,.. o, I"Hfl EIIUKombtai>Aica"'y Untwtrally Student t he Itt.,..,.. · II 10 •IN ~1111/ulllf~/or ,,. ,w1 ,.., In • • - • 1ot)1t;pp011 /or,,. - ,..,..... - ro . .. __ __ ....... t ·- - ,..1M ... 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I_,. • - . r y. llr. tlr ~ Ofllll.., "M«totlgl!...r •• -.IM/fiii-COiat,M O /etpat- I till .~,., .,_re,_t_,,.ao •oe~t or-, ro ,._~,tour br - I atao IO "- o l f l - t y lor Mr, Clortort t o , _ ..,._'11 t ,.,.10M 1110011 0.. o ,_,_ '""""''II • •• _ _, . ._ ...f/IHit ._.../on Who .,. ... - . .1/zt_--,,_. .11 ••• -· -.tltotll#., -....,_,.,. _ ..._,_ . ,_, ro/Vdfl? , tro. ~ t1r Cloyr...,•o e. --lOt... _ ,__ owy_._,.,. _,ar>dlll!g ol 1M~ - -. 11 rrou/tl Ho - ~ . tlr. Clorrort 10 Wldiii(J M hla fHtlftlg lind IMI 1M ctosfo~MI , . . , 10 Ill &y , •-a. In •-ton. l<ltt b t c t i i N - ..,. 111tr thtlt prfCI/c:el .,. • , . , ol •.,.., -duly, - - ooup/trlwl!ll """'"""' rhht•ot-10, -N . ri •HIOIO.O you ,._.......... u_,-.. Slu<ltrll �op-ed common etwact-Uca. ~ H Kko That woro """ been apoi<Mt "'"" """' d1St"9CI and ecom at U\11 Unlvw..ty tha.n any othe< with the -~~bfe . .cec>llo<\ ol tnt H!OOe LH -le-hacb-fr• grosaty mlsunclo<itOOd ana mla~~ by m~,wno con fuM political Involvement Will> blatant J>Olhlclilng. Wllllom Satire, in hlo J>Olltk:alok:tlonery, aellneo nackt •• "Wiahedoup polftltllnl of yuteryea•. WhoM k:ttlll\0 IOOQer mtlh with tho currantt ot tOOay. np O'Neil, I!Qhllng • e100mec1 bettie Wilh Ronald R•eg&n o•er tnt ,._tdent•• budget cut' It a Saflre hack t)llraordtnllre. &it tt UB the term hat come to occupy a vety different studloa. Most hac-.:s are dedicated to someth~ng, be h ro pro~lde stooents With a service or to get the1r plewre on the ffon1 page of The S/>KtnJm: Most hacks tove to talk about eacn othtr, the Univeislty and lhemse1Ye$,.1n revofite ~tkms Thtats called htc:k iflg and Its ravor~ll locales are IJ\e Sign ot the Steer on Tuesday niOht, f\ack p.anyf 1~ watet fountain on Squl.re Hall's thU'd tloof and a vaJioe-ty of WC&Uons •n TeiDeft, c.p.en 1ne1 Nofton thriYO on becko!Jibblng, ••w intrigue and 01h..- dt6picat»t purtultl all tn pr.-rllton for their real WOftd cateera. AlthOUgl'l th1a may blltrut IOf eome-al\d 1"-tt tt; a ot ambltlo<Ja, do-notnlnga, o<Jt-IO<·IhtmM'tW>e -~~ heft-on the pill, they aro belle eol~lon -nama ere l.._,oatthll Un,..,..lty H -are~ .mo ... moclvatld 1 0 - ln-ed whn -...ng ano orten IICIII... ocedomlca In P<nU11 ol IIIII goat. ~ll\ougll diYOtM. .._.,. . llllfl"""" T'IHI peCJIIrt 11 roundly acoldod lot ,.,.,ling ro loot the loctt, end lor rotlrlnll lnlo Me OWII wotld of aanrlrnanttl dftke. Bulls th• fNIJJt, wno r•'u••• to Chllt.fJQfi 01 r;rlrlcl,. l•cta• .,t/11«1 to "'Y more crfKIII thlft th•t Whk:/f comea from folio•lng ,,.. II,.. ot ,..,, rNifttnw? -RandOlph S. Bouma new e.rtJtude fully ltlulitld by ._.olng retvera·t k tuowa and IM C*PII)f'l of lndu.,ry, '"" eoga In 11>1 Qlt l t - of lite-of TI -Lie ,.,. rea.ltt~-hekt bee~ • Ond pfur>ged to lholr olbo•• In the Important _ . , - otonem. Huncl>odtrlttO '"''" pleatlc gtao-. bUlle, Ond dOg -..~. they ollomly l i l t - to · · - . 1n Storm• Yll tllno. wom to a rraa~o poc:l<ong up ln. piUIIC ~~- lor <~1110 The waaol>ooMoancl,lntnt-,.."*'«<oltne-. ...,-··-- '""''* Too., t n t - oogo " ' - \ne>Wfl tor tlltlr onon""'IY-1/!e - f u l - - ol ''*'"WI" Thiry we reqv~-410 carry -ogrO!Iho ot • - wlllcll they dO c-'ully Ill - i o n. en ..-canyNI~ -gropl>eol end·-.· _ _...,,....,,... Hallo · ..,,....,~or c:an~t H acks C)on't realty hke regular stl.fdents and u~end how they ean oomplol• about toe mucn 1\omewotk "''*' I>Kks spanG 30-70 hO<>n a week ooing ""'at 1119y 00 H-s sc:lleme, II unnot be ......... ano th-r form lmaginafl' alllanceo w•th othWO. plolllng ono pUnning aH kinds ol actiVIties. lhtae otlil)' prOCIUCed and reprOCiuced plcturH llnelly will help maintain control, In tho k)ng ru9-- lntantHe nerolsalarn, eonttlned a1 a tow and rbdfmentary level. takes lht place of other lmaglnmga not ,., the Inter lit of ocwernment an<l busfneu. In fact. Quite an lnduatry has grown up around the ''Juat me"' gen•rauon. J&ng.lng from publlanero to lnsllllt producero. (The c:amwaa. of course. are a tonortme ra~rite ln motels~ ~ ""''fll """*" f'll•ltoly owoed .,., IMJtpenslve 1/ldeo ~letnl p<O<OtM to mallt Child pomogrOj)llera led onuff rnm llllsto out ol Ill oltflem. "Sell«>ntlor haa I&ken oo multiple,... moaninga u 1 rnult ol t.nla manipulation. '"Ju.l:t ,.... it ln. logical extension of i~ aimi'-tly nameo pr.-.uor, O the< ~to oltht mto dO not ht¥0 -ogrODI\lo ,..,._,.lions ol , . . . , _ . tn t _.oon. In lOCI, IIIey .-being captured by eny ........,;ca~ they 110 lliQhtly IWIIO oltM lm-lblllly ol - . ; 10. Their KOione are • -llge ol, the let~ notions ol inclopenclonce 1110 .-ralrty. Thoro It room In t n t - ot tlllngo tor thio to r... lty aloo; they .,. - . - . . . In uaolul Wlyt.. Thiry ,... .,, .. becausuhey are "butlng t1MI *J$ttm" In _... ll\'lolll we~. but they dO not - t h a i 100 muc:ll bring 111-10 ,...., It they we OCflttN to "*W!y'awold IIIey.,. IO OCfllltiUO 1ft 1'- doll/slon. The llv'Oit ol ~ caot IntO ""'"'.,._loa powerful._ oi-Mion. And the piCture 1o bolt- manifeotatlon o1 t111a COflll'licateo ~ 01 Nle 1'1•1111)'1e" as IIIey 10 ear), In the -.ll\ougll _,,ury _....,....a_,....., ··-rue -.. they -Mthe Pf\oiOI to tile w O I - 111e1r tlooU. $ooM -IJO 10 I at H I O - p.otOOCpiM of t h e Ond wllilo prlnto Ond MIKI> ll\elll to ''*' lypewflltrO With c:ap~~or~o "" .... """'red n.e capt""'' . - Ond...,.... e _.laugll More olten or,_-•or ,,.no --lneon\plet-- Ell'* way, lht fNIIng o1 one -ogropl\o "'"' to dlllt. T'heo~ ff-11-tht oogo-aro oliO-to lf'IONt tn l ...la narm'"• pUtwne. The oovremment thMk!' 1M.,.,._.., ol- 0,. option or tho lnaconellal>lo Ia the tnreat or , _ o.o.-o Scnwaru,"' ltemlef, -~ More pt«llllly, u a ,_,.of r-....., leiiJ'\Ing -·-·· . . .· - -·'""'"'""""*' '"' ,.., ~ ~~~- r-latlo<\o · &nO lnduatry _ . , or vice_.., that the making of By KEVIN ANTEALINE OO<Jnt---. '*.,.,,. t,. They apeak their blotted brothers aM l-isters. woo rorl away with their mnntl\9 attooerher. Hacu ert pot1raytKt aa ambttloua eom-11 ol u.. k-r lludent clubo and O<gantutlono pr~. Hac:ka also have fiYOJ1tt MMOf1a In Whleh the mood Ia right tor their act. Sc>t'lngtlme-rlght oround Stu<ltnl Altocllllon !SA) otectlono limo-the Sub Board I tnt.mt-ws and the 01"'- Job appncatlona. ts wt\laln hKklng ruci\H 110 pinnacle Right before Cnrl$tmos break Ia aooth~ good tea ton. for this Ia ,,._e lime when people begin ap<lng troinlng Of course, In SA, people l•nd IMm In partloo, grouped together 1110 lamenting that start thlnk•no about the r.oxt e~e<Hont tht: d•y 11111 the P41te fs 015ed"w1th too many .. regular Sluderlts." tlectlon dey. • Ukt preppies. haell$ are aJmost bOm into I heir wortd of There are batiCtlly t,r" types of hac:ka-:,;.d0>9Q0der~ pc>tltf.o:klng and actr...tsm and Uke their alllgator-enc:ruJted ac:Hvittl a"a nard cor••· Oo-oOOdara populate the frfonda; 6ot~ have a reeling of supertor1ty over the less Campus. But IO< the,.,... part, theM O<loluotnta wt>o giMiully tn a way, are Joilte own tanuu.• and have favorite haunts-Little spots that ate enough out of the way so tt'ley are no1 caught practicing their trade. Theit ..c:lubs." are verv exc:tusfve. and edmlnanc::e la Um.hed to oo1y tM trw practilioMra. Uke p-epptes. they .-e yery ei101t and yoo ean ''*•Y• c- nea- - u a y -·0 _..,..by ol ~(prMiog«< Of ..- . . -"'• h OOtiL 0... oould limply-· -..II lncoml>tlent ano oclloct wtttaro or othlt~oo be - oon......- shnJent aorYiee ana are conconttatod In Sub Soard t, Off· Campuo HouSing, Group legll Se"'lot and NYPIRG. These pooplo ett hata working and tend to asct'lew polltlcl. AetMitl are In pllcta tll\t SASU and SA and they ere naclllltltne truer ..... ot tne -.1: tMy politick, wn.e1 and dttl 'TlwlN people are concerned wilh advanctmtf'll. Thett theta are the hard OOfes, tno" Who hold the. prestlg'Ou1 POI~ttont In the big"name Olganlzattons Th«H1 Ia a def1nltt " lerarc:hy to tflOM hacks. • self· Imposed system ot Who Ia reaJiy importent a.l\d who 11 not. A lo! of people aon 1 care wnat IJOII on 11 us and, ma~ even •~• t\acU themaefvea <ton·t, atthOugll tn.y"d be ttte felt to ••ally o.ny It But hacks ate tl\e fueJ benl.nd almost ""trr Yllble club on eamt>11s So <M<yOOdy sii<MIId lo¥0 thul little hac~• R.ght? Unless you ~ant 10 g.ot lnVQtved JupportOd by eympethotlc lritndo while pursuing the unreal. Unforlunato4y. tM Qenttoalty of the State fluctuates, and lt con.a~a.nUy rtmlnda t'tet"yone of the fact. Wtton too meny declare thtlmtotvea lnoompet.nt, fu.conclleble. or tktmpt hom panleipaUon, the Slale increeaea the lltYet Of hottlllty, fotclng them tlther Into line Of comploetlfY ott the.walt. I euppOM a tregfc *••led lilt lo prelerablo to 1 elmply welled lite Tho oogs NIQard thlo mlnor1ty Oddly, though th-r lroq...,lly lnvol<o tnt pooelbllty ot certoln uopopullr oogo )<Mnlng 11. Amwlca cottalflty not lo¥0 Ito c<UJ.., bUt It Midom miUH en opponunlty IO< ••ploltlng them tn tnt name ol lotefanot and mwlo. w llh •• almolt vloionlfy · - · poet Fronk o·Haro oougtn the tr-Ied _ , ot American 1111! " . . IIIOiht llrtotWW!U be lliled Wllh raelng forme end the -OQ<opl\1 ol.....,...,. and narclulato WIR riM • • ("Ode to Joy"), The hypertJoljO line ol r-Ing .... rut\ " ' - .... . _ ...... by the tltUdgery ol rtpetltlono the blllal~y ol Amorlcan c:..lluro-H\Ciudong J>Ollta-toot Ito - t Cllatm trenolorm'"Q Cletrltuo Into • - lor,.........- 11 It tho aulcldt ot a~..-o and mortyra. Y11one _......,. _..... ,ne ,,111,_,.,.. and ten.-o poreont mo1<1ng up tnt tired 1110 huddled m&AU ol now "imfnteranto• .mo..,_ no Hml o1 lone-· -t..,. 1101 W1tl\oul • OO<Ialn, ... - nobll~y. Thiry ora certain of • - p~ae.ln tnt-'<!, tllougllthe OO<IOintf ol enythlng - · In doubt Thiry Clll be .,..,.._ upon to~-- totally trom wt>atthey Nll4•t"'"' They do not........., clrlnlo, - .. ,,.,..,own 0< " - late-. ond they rtopond to lkoc>tlcllolll•ltn a _ , . . ,, " " " ' . _ ot tnetumlngor - · • - Many era with loll'* and metal OIOIIIIng, . .Oiling tnt retum ol tnt ldtal ..;.lformecl --lily..,""""""' -· ..Ju*' lhe facta. m.a'am... )'OUftO .Joe Fr~y bege. "'Jult the IIICII." ......... ------~·--------~--------------- l)~t•• • ~._.._ ., :- �Speakers Bureau pcopk .-w ....,.,. whal they're ..u..nc about." Afocr a heoud clcbete, MC1<11 butC up on llla<t. I'll · · that the _ . . . , .,,.. not to b< • debat~~..:::""~"" t.., o1c1o or the abonlon blue willl<u • td>ulw 11'0111 or the lpcll.aJ... be ..;.s "Foom there d was opco to the audlcncc. If came from O.c audk:soct ohcrc'> nothlliJ I could do the SludeoU.. Wlu1c: ~'tod ..,.ancall~ bctD asted to paoticipaoe in 1 dchaoe Baird'> llitnl •as told otherwise.. ~Keith ktfl4' insisdna 11 wa• not a d~tc," Scharf maincaioecL ··He: saw it wu not a dcba1t bcc1lusc oherc 110 chanoe for oebuual." q....uc,;.. wa• L... Monday Pauenon ceiJcd ,...,. Une and asked Meyus to est Baird to r<ronoider his position. . Mcye<~ offt<ed a compromise. Baird ..ould make hi! ~Ita aad loav<: Black could then follow with her lecture and llidc sbow. PauaJOOO replied that Baird would DO< be peid Wlder lhoae terms. "That'• ~ ........... brok< the ......... beck," Pottenon claimed. "( ..;u 110111low a brtak 111m) procram. It wos no1 desipcd spcafocaUy for Ilia>." Paucnoa ond MC1<fl mraually....,.., to c:anod ~ - my· Baird charges SA swayed by anti-abortion forces 6orlJ wocllocode, .--. ................ oaMsa llalllloml . . . _ . , IO ha~ been - ~,.,. . .......... ua. IDII...S loc wu WO<ti. . lau a hl< LoGa ~ ofllot- cw or hi> "'""' E..o CoiJI oboniooo dink:s. Baird'• CO<IIro<t vnth tbe Student "'---llion (SA) Speokt<s Bureou wu mut.Wiy c:ucdled by Oim:tor Kath Poumon and Baird's ....,,, ,.....,. Une Preos M0<1day. Paumon lljld selocdukd a R.ilhHo-l.lfc rep<amtaol>c 10 _.. "'"'"' Bolrd, lilllo<olllth< apeak.. •111 - ""'" lholc .-........-""' who...U.e~ apcakcr laaol Bladt refused to • llboal .. - y i a c llick ........ - ...pponed . . .'• req\1$; ...bo<qacol ............. fO<-b)'Ncwi.IM ~rqcaedondtloc.,.t<Uwu called off. uyou'w p .ome: )'OWII fdlow "'ho took k oapoo hiontdf .1.0 """""'·" Bllrd oald 1M Sp«<nJm. " Y OU haw I - IIWI WI up IS • diculO< """' AIIT<I>dcred 10 ...... ........ fO<ceo ond be hal the . . . _ 10 say, 'We'U brina the ..,... bad: (for a SpriDa spcalciQ& . . . _ a ) bul - Bal Baitd'." Baird bas been for t<US&d"" -··abortion,., . .._ 1963....... medical lludcnl, he panicipoled in a rCICOJ'Cb pro)<cl ao a New York City holpitll. 0noc "I doa't lhiDk il'a !lit oa•• ....,,, pan 10 asL me to run (by the ...,u tcrnu) tlwl 10 for thi• year is runnin& pmty efficiently." PaotafOOI continued. A fierllqOtialioos betwcao SA and Ntw Lin< dttcriorolrd. Scharf .spoke with UB DiviJion of Stud<nt Al'fllirs Assim!lt Dim:tor Richard Lidae. He indkaltd oo Scharf that he hid spok<n >Mth Pan.,.oon and hid suucsted pouible compromises. He alJo rcvaled that Pattt<SOn ,... undtr pressure from ~ti-abortioo rc:p<a<nWIVco 10 support the RJpt~fellidc sbo,.. "'Oic ltllhl~o-'Ulo"'""' bed Kdth p . , _ l>oci<J:d mto a eomcr and nida&ly Edllo -ill." Sdwf Slid. "We..-Keith's iuda<m<t>tiO prof.....,...gy handle thb Wu< . We (eel the Sludtms ..,. ort.itwily dal;rd tbar naht 10 bear lht issue.'' "I . . word from lht Calbobc ..,...u.My-<hcy ~ -....s aboal Bill llalrd'lwoy or lpcltm on lht...,. proaram." -r "".._ilia& Paucr.K~ altll10rd. S ub Board I Treoswer BiD Mack inhiaUy •·arncd Paueiion lhll tberr 111"'1.1 oppoption 10 a fonnac ·~··nuld ••o~ - · •ithOUI the R.ilht~o-ure ~~~ pramw~. . 1 h•'< bctD conta<ted b)' the Qlholoc CO<Dmunttr-peop(.. •l>o ha>< bctD ....,..,. to spc~t liP on bsua oa c:omJ>'IS." ~.said. "~~ the most pan, they II< cloocot people a ~ _ ,, ,..,. >sled ...w.. me 10 .ort oo their bdlllf. "They ....,e ~how this \""" aul was coons 10 !land up ......... thi$ auy •ho. lllllioJWiy Lno•n for bcUlJ .;dous," bt ~noinurd. "Th<)' ,....ted oo kllow the &round rult~. The community me<nbm wllo contocted Mack r~uested a mod~or for IJ'It proJfam. Forma Speakers Bureau. Director Hlttlh H!"hl was specifically mcnuoned. Upon rcoeiVU~& Mack'• I recommendation. Pauenon hired Hachi. Aller cancclina Baird'$ contract last Monday, Panenon called Black and invioed he< to IJive a pmcotalion in the Sprins _,ester. Ho"'""', th< ..., prostmn would b< conducted without Basrd. II a pro-abortion rcpresentathe "'u contriCied, Paumon ..;.!, thll p<opam would b<""' _.udy. " I "'uated to Keith thai II I come beck in the sprm&. mayb< we ..., ... Bernard NlllbiUIJOO (a IUIUOIIIIIy~ 1111i~ •ctn1SI) 10 opal 10 lhc ticls." Black mmlioned, "but that's not ronnulaled." B aird ,.... sipled to a fonnal conttoct stipulatin& poym<nl of SIOOO-whicb be donattl 10 an abortion ricbtslqpol .....,_. fund--P1111 meals aad hotel cxpensa. Black hid a ve<hal ..,ecment v.lth SA for a $200 honorarium to be contributed to th< RJahHO· Life orpniwioo. Bla<k orisinally 111ked lor SIOO. "I told h<r we'd $200," Peueuon <>q>lalned. "I, in the \ bcsinnin&. made a record that I would pay S200 lo Janes Bladt for a pracawioe tbat would brio& in 0\'a'$200." Plttmoa rcosooed thal dot SIOOO fee, poid fO< """her lhoouJh StUdent DtaOd&IO<Y (..., woCdd alow (ree odmissioo fO< the UB corrunUAity. AU otben -.ld b< cbar&ed Sl per IJU\Ofl· llladt, 1 lor:al spent<, -.kl draw-'< from tbt commualty, l'lna1011 bctirved. He anticipated a oommunitJ oudlcnct or " 100 plus." Howcva, Schaof r<futed the neocl for a lor:al drn in •ith a oatiorlolly ....,..., tpaker. "Sbr (Bixk) "''Ould ~ bctD N~Y-boeklna on hb reputation,'' "'• inlisled. a- ,...,ilc --ldn& in a lab, he h<~rd a ocream frO<n the cotrido<. "There wos a youna woman-29 l'CV$ old •ith nine chDdren, I found out Llter-• hod on Qabt ,inch pic« or coa< . . . _ lmbrdded in her uterus." be r<ealled. "S!w: pnc:ti<ally cliod in my arms." BefO<e the US Supreme Cowl dcc:dioo .. 1973, whiCII lcplitcd abortion, sdf-induc:al oborlioou wen~ pnl<lical, panj<ularlyloy low iDcomc ........... be ..;d. Cool .......... """' the ilwp lips •TIIIPI><'I .. ld-~ tape, - - . used 10 JCnlCh lhc ourl'ICC of the utcrus-illll cooup oo 91'" l>lccdia,. Tbco, be <ll'lllticd. the ........., would rush to the boq>illl and the blcrdJna would proYide justillcation fO< t he doetor 10 perform aa cmtJtcdcy obonion. "She miscalcula,Jed b)' one·h•lf Inch." h< said of the woman who dkd. In 196$, Basrd ,.. jailed for teochitl& bin!> contro110 ..-clfan: rc<iplertu. Seven )'ell'S ...... be wu impriooned .,.;a for ~ birtb comrol d&bu fO< •-.no Witb the cumnt ~S'IriQainthe-. llolrd lou Aepprd' "" liD a-. COW1lr)' campoip>. CoUcwc audicoca - . . primaoy ....... The su miJiloo Owuty Bdt Blll, spomcred by Utah Senator Orin Hau:b b ooe of bl• primary concerns ... J'm offmded."' bt declared. " Do I have a ril)lt to AY don 'I have ltoterq>U(Id If you cnP1t in int<rcnurt<'(under the proposed bUI• and you on: not married h 's a one )'ear pri50n term.'' Ara pras eon fern« thal was to be held b<fore hl< Buffflo spc~IJna appcanll<C. Baird 111tmded 10 con fO< the aboblioo of the Ootho6t Olurch's tu oanptjoa. His...-! Pfopcsll .... 10 osk lbr the rqisualion or the Vlllam as a forciln lobby. " In New York State the liaht (aplnst ebortioo• is (rJWte<d b)' the Cllholic Olurcb," b< pcwrcrrul;' hf: sa.ld, ill can'1 st\c your Ufc. I hear people, cniSI~o­ cout. collin& for ol>< death pcnahy to women . H e supponed hl< pOSition on debeiJna Riebt-to-Ufe apcakm Wltb llidc sbo.... explainina tlwl loc •'Ollld 1101 raon 10 • oool<~ or who could show the IDOSl orrauivc poctllrtl. '"Then 1 play Ylctim to their - : · bt S&ICI. "II taktl a .. .,- from the ar&wncnt-<lo ........... ba\~ lhe rial>• 10 eonllol their own bodies? ~My rlllll onmprO<Disc wos. 1 U5Ctted. ••En~:n to Aft a woman't would opcalt for 111 hour. Then the woman ..,..,ld come oo and do Ufe they "ould bon abO<tiooo." "I arievc over thi>-you'rc wllatevu they do,'' he Ald. " I tho U&)It they ~sed dln y trlctt (to •ulfaina• You come to my dink. The innucncc of the church;. so <tOp hi$ epccch)." Coin Opefatecl - LAUNDRY SERVICE o,.nr - . nplia ---·- WASH . . · 1111Y 10c HIGHLAND COLVIN LAUNDRY 10%. DISCOUNT for Students or Feculty •• ~ I I ~ ............. ~"C.c•w ERLANCER ntEDDPIION -L'I'J,_ ....,,. lm . .lleJAM • --fll.lt-·7,.. -- ~-- ·- .... �Carey concedes defeat on Prison Bond proposal Anti-bond forces 'content By Rl£!IARD CHON Oty&luor The UOO million priooa bo!ld ..taich - " " 10 bo>t b<eD oppnn'Cd by New Yort SUit lUI wtd:, was cl<fta~..S by a slilll S,JIJI.-< - . ; ., O<pniudoo, upr.....S CUI&bfoed ""'""'""..,. ...U. iu cltftat, btt cautioned that the dottloo 's OVIcomt COUld ~ •itb tbc tabulallon or lbsmtct 11o11ou "l -en the orrlaol ~-Qilvus dt ~ booths. 'l'bcx •• - " " to be ccmplcottd by tbc end or the Go.-emor Huab L. Carey " It's 11W too soon 10 call a a cld'lftitt -IKJ." Clanli !Old 1M Sp«vwm. " Wt'rt 001 laldifta up the >ic:IO<y lloc yft . .. issue, ......,...,...S Tuaday. The bond ....... whldl clalpcd tO .&I IOCDt 2.~­ cdls 10 the Slat< ClOmiCiioas S)'llan and iadt>dal tile propcM<d COftSUIICiion of a lll&ldmum sccuriry priooa., mjoyod tbe suppon of a lara< number of Slat< polilk:iatls. iadoctiq Carey. Its ddt~~~ was a viaoty fO< V01a1 Aplnll tbe "'"- ConRJ'IICI>Oo Road, an • li.boftd «cani.tadOII wbidl cond..a..S a vlcorow publicity' CIUDpoian ~ to th< dcctlon. 'Roben Ouai. who hc8ds the n~nh . Eu the priooa bond r-mtually , _ , dcr<at, it is still possible that Slat• cnrm:tion orr_. will co to tbc State L<alsluv~ to ..k that the bond's propooals be rundod ditocdy out or the Slate bodc<t . But Carey luis illdicat..S tMI •uch collllnl<1ion rundlnc was UJ)CO!IIIilutlooal and that Ill< antl·bond sroupr should make recommmdado111 u to bow tho pri>On o-erowcllfta can be alloviat..S. " I fed .-who oppootd tbc Issue ohoWd now ..,. fonh and t<ll us how they -.ld do "· .. Carey !Old reporteD, aaxvc~;.,. to the Olttriw Expn:s$. " W<'« em.a ioly prcparod to mal:< rocolllm<Ddatlons," Clanli said. "'We boJx: to bt abk to mea with policy mal:crs and public orrldaJJ tO hdp implanall ...... orourrecommcndatioas." 'l'bcx -.Jd include tbc opcraclin& or the Slat< porole boanl to capcclitc the rdea:se: of pris6aers, cnat'IJDCIU or lqiolatioo wbidl -.1c1 dow for the early rdcasc or cnoricu judgod to be no Jon&« a thr<at to ooc:icty, the eosine of bail for . - ocouoed or ooo-viola>t crima and more: extensiv~ use or ellecati""t: demeocy. -.......... IE1r"I&B 'IAit: a.cJ • IAI'IB,te:r • 100U ._.... LEASE DETACH THIS FOAM, tho , _ _ iftfocmotlo «op h off 1t 345 Squire Hill ...,...,.ti-~TocltF orco 'DATE:_ _ _ ..... ~ A.Moc -=cs,""'·'~--­ ...._____ IWiol.- _ _ ~_ Elliooll,..------"-. - =-----· Gaoonoift 06or:._ _ _ __ 11111101 Ulilfl' ; EX1DIII Ulilfl' 11ft OF UGRT:·- - - .,.......____ .... ~-. .... .._.·,.,14M ,.,...-:---.- 06or: ... .._ -- LOCATDI: ............__ , .... Lol- - - • ....,,"'111'1'---"-- .anD: _ __,_ I!IACT LOCA11011 aaa.rm ____ oictory. We're not ~Miller - ftc1ory flag yet. ., CJ<dltlility. ''ML4st be oay," o6dlll& that tbc clooe ,,,.. luis boiJta'Cd bla orpniDtioa'• Cianci rctnatktd that whm his .rroru becan. both polidc:ians ODcl -Robert Gangi a .Pr(2Sh.l1lan.'' l '~1 emding up the • / The .,.;-. ..,. cmrcro...tcd," <Aftli DO<od. " I thlnl< they havr tiul< alc<r1UIIW< Ill• to liscca 10 what - bave to diminatin& the advcrsarial II u.a.LIGIIr'IWIAGIIIJ'OlT Alfl1-lAP£ TASK roaa I I to coil it a tkfinile G anci said that he is "holdilla out Lbe olive branch· ~ to Stale omc;aJs with the hope or -1ilAffl' IIOOlSTOIE14llllerW A"' · llUlSZ "I ti .till too early relaiJocuhlp wbidl bod dcwioped bel- his ocpniDtlao and potitic:iam befcn tbc dottloo. H- . he Slid be Cdl that it was ill the State'& lnttmo~ to liltc:u card'Wiy to tbc anti·bond fotoa. •-ney arc in a crisis situatiorL Journalist• alit< told him be bod U111< <hantt of dcfnJinc the bood laue. ADd while h< is reluctant 10 >ic:tory .. of yet, he is accq>C lhe aiD wisfiOd by the natrow marlin or the dection. " It's . . , plcuiua," he ';"id. " I thillk thai ill a ...,,. the c~os<o... of the vote was t\len more a basis fO< tile - . nptlon lhot - made a differ.-." starTing High Ufe. �sports SUNDAY Buffalo 21, St. Looio 14-Th< Bills bounce back ancr doioa lh<ir impenonation or tile New York Yank ea. cardi just Cllll't cut it this year. , . . . . ... 45, BaltiJncn 24-Tbe Colu hove the worst dcr.... anybady's <V<r seen. The l!qJ<s arc pr<>"-bly the most oansistent team ill th< NFL. 'The maklnp or a dassi< blo""ut here. • DooV<r 13, 7~oo and cocnpany just k«'P rolllna alonJ. 1M do jua eooQih to Jote, a.dooud .It, Los Anades 17-Y<!>. It's time to kiss th< RJum off. The 8<u has JD(laa tilled <very tlmc he's pkked them. Art th< Bcnpls lor raJ? Yoo beet New OrlaN~ Roa<n kaeps t h i s - do~. Sbould bt ODe WO<tlt •'llldliq. Vik<S ...... attack • raJ showcate. New York J... JO, Nfto ~ ~JR lh'CI th< ~to 1M Pau 11 bootDe. B<a: S1J1 Pus arc jua tlw, pau. It's a 1oaa road bact ror New e..pand. , . _ le. OUiand 10-Doa Sltulo .....,... bow to build winntn.,... or aod this ,.... is a perle<~ <ample of thiL The Rold<n lost thdr Recruiting bonanza beefs up Royals " - !lou' a..c. Sp<Hu Editor ......... u. -wac tiW:c to Poaria<:. is P<Obably 1M or"This pla)'t:f'l • t ba\-e C\tt had." Royals' bask«ball coado Linda O'Donadl sold. "This ....., our besl year for reaullina, and ... hav. a 1o< or toknted pla)'U'>." 1M UB caa<n ar< bopina, DO< only to UDp<OV< thoit ~II r«<fd or las> year, but to do •dl mouat> to mate a bid for 1M Sut< Clwnpiocsllips t h i s -''The Stale Champiocsllips ar< ow p," O'Donndl sold. "las! year ~lost four 0< live~ to Division Ill oppon<nts, and tlw hun us in ow bid, ...,. thotoab "'< ~ 3.4, l'itubarP 13-lliQc:R disttppoir>tmcnc or 1M year? 1M l'iusburll> Sccdas. 'Tb< arc oo a roller coaster ride. This .....t U.. birds arc climbiq. Q-.Jiou> 14. Chicqo 11-Th< PKt Is I>Kt? I.e!'•""' ... tOO ucited. Two in a row f0< the bo,s rroct~ th< Bay. b thai somt !rind-of r«x>rd? ' - Clly 11, -..a 14-FU!Ia-'s 101 th< lteclmcn roU.na. 1M Solake's bill... This ooe c:oald b< the Plct-or-tbc•W«k. W..U.,WO ll, NY Cloaa n -Wl\11? lk'iiilouo. We are. JR S1J1 Stins' off<Dte is about to tsplodc. With tluo pick. let's bope oo. S. ». Ondand 11-Thlo Is th< Pitk-or.U..-We<t. 1M Browns arc wane than tb<y look and the <t9cn art bcct<r. Dedsic>n IO<S totbc fans, Doa. )(), .,.._ 13-Amcrlca'a team bn't oun, but what can you do7 They play aood 1>all. Sims vs, Don«t is a lllllehup wonh WIICI>ina. season.'' MONDAY -bolst<red the squad with F......,. ups« t"" Division II SUB-BOARD I, INC. Y- se..Mnt Service Corporation ot U.B. ANNOUNCESD Poaitioru Available HEAL11f CARE DIY. DIRECTOR die_,.,,. o1 die U.B. ,...,._ a 1 .,,. die U.B. Heeblt h,____,.. .,_, Pratr- Ru,a ill• lor _.,Mil Oillic:.l l .. - ~ _,,.. ~ f4e. .... c-... ....... ._....... !P_EXP£1tENC:1 ,.,.,.utY ... . d ... .., ni>AY, NOV. JIIIIII Ill Tallert fW ia - ~ M 110.\AD OMI.ItC. _....,,........... "We have JOmc arona pla)'U'>," O'Donndl sold. "And with th< added p<cssurt, .... bop< ....... la>od: them out or tbcU orr..,.;.. pattmu. " "We played matHo-man las1 year." said sunior rorward,Man< BaJkO, "but this )ear "'< have mo"' spcecloo th< co...,.,. should bt more cfre«t-<. Plus we have a >cry stron& b<n<h, whl<h ~ didn't ha~ last Jta~Gn, to help us if we aet ln 1.rouble.... durina rec:ntitina has ci&ht freshmcn. There ar< only lh.r « retumea from)asl.season's ream . "Th< team ;!..very youna and inexp<ri<a<ecl,'' O'DonMU obscnecl. "The '!act or uperi<nec mlaht b< a pc-oblem at r..... but tl>ey ahould adjust to 1M sysc<rn." Th< V<leraftS ar< <qually cothusiasli< about th< youna team's PfOOP«U, and should kod ....,.. or thcil cxpcricoclt.to lh< squad's efl'on. "lt mi&hl b< hard roo than to adjust u filii." aid junior Clloa Collora. "Bot ~ haV< a 1o< or <nthusiasm at>d ~ ..;a pin CO!plrieac:ewith<very-." W'llh 1M in OW< of,... raca oa Ill< ,.....,, th< dub bas added some dqMJt to 1M b<:Ddl, th< lldt or wllid1 waa a!DI}or tau..u- las> rcxwud -- "Dqxlo waa a raJ tborD for us," Q'Doandl rcallecl. " But tills ,..~haV<aiR*b<:Ddlto - eoc - ...... Tile- pla)'U'> . . r..,.. solid bast«W solid .. ~and th<y ... aU ~ "Wc'rc alllOQI tam," addecl Colora. • '!'low with depth, W"•rc aa cwn Cf'ODit:r tC*D. •• c-b O'Doandlllprcs to we the )'DUIIC team to bcr - ' - ' • by cmployiQ& th< faa br<ak mon on orr..... eo..~ wilh spm1 and )'0111)1, tile team will a 1·2·2 oiTcote, in ........,t - - . - ..... .. lb<point ~~-------·---...· ..···.::, ~·-11!1· ·-------· --~...... ~·..... 1~ [,......,;..;·-..:.i; t<UU press. lhe KUOO. We have to improve ow Division lU record this O'Donndl's S...IM!Io 2A, Snak 13-Squcatcr-or-lh<-W«k. JR aa)'1thls- w!U .., the Olbcr W11J. Scahawb arc n)'lna 100 ltiah .n.. bwlnalh< Sccdas. ChorJr:n aet a roc:llara< ancr lou to B<npk. Flrr-ks at any nu. Clo stJclt you nn,er ia a oocka, HDW11rd. 1l&iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil II Orfensivdy, the team fl&ut<S to play an aaareuivc ayi< <haraatnzecl by lou or maa-(0· mat OD-IJ< and the (ullo()l)UR By JON M . DIAT wbile th< t - foc:wards play. ----- ,,..,.,..,. lj'M ~ . . .,.,.,. . Th< UB.....,. Op<nJ •ith an away match apillst Division IJI fO< Dacaotn Collea< nett TU<Sday. Tht Ro)'ID """"' hon>< ror a Dccanbcc s ....... Cart HaD apina~Sta~o. "W< ha•·• some touah llllllches In Dccanbcr." said O'Docmdl. "The compclltion ii raJ sooc1 this year. All the ...... arc or th< same quality, oo il won't b< taSYDI-is>on Ill has SOlD< tOUI)I teams. Burr Sta~< ;. aood: Oncocua. Brockport an willsi>< ustroubl<." ;'BUI I'm bopdulthal our )'OUOJ playa·s com< tbroQih," O'Doandl said. "With the added depth, ..-c arc a diff<r<nt team." �BOXING "There is no price you can pay to see a fight like this. It was two great fighters giving it everythi ng tney had." ''lller< is 110 prict )Oil- pay IO ... a fllltt fit~ IIlli "udaim<d Tony CJruiaDo. "II WU IWO Jftal fochl<n JiviQa II ..~... doey bad. .............. just-.•· '""""could 1101 ba~ been ""')' many bo.d nc fOIU Ji. RoekR<t'S War Memorial Colls<um Lw S..urd&J' nlll>t. that """lei coat<a Ortziaao'• otatemall. Gruiaao, you~. co-manaa<d Rochater'a o"" Roct;y flllto•• tllat nilbt r0<11111 for, b<>t loa •• 1M Super Wdt......,.m • Ownpiooiblp of tb~ M>rld. &.fore 1000 fri<Mt and ociJ)Iborl. Fratto toot oo n""'ba ~ OOOiendtr TO<Whl Mihara of }.,..., and pllutly liwd up 10 t~ c>q>eo~.~~lont or·~ aowd, Roder Fntto lost 1M llaht. Aller IS roundt - • comf)ic<ed, Wo<ld Bo.cilla A.uoc:iatio11 awarded iu championship to Mihara co whom it defmildy bdol\&ed. In no way,-llow....-, did Fratto lumidJ' ~ro,., bll font. 0..,0 nl&ht wbm noclllna tecrr~ed tu ao hi• way, the "Prick or Clcnn-a" ,.~ noc conoed< d<fut. Mlhara, the WBA •a luclina contmder ror ovn a y<aJ. •alted ror a lona time to pro~ himtdr wonby or a champion•hlp. Afto:r P<eporin1 to fiSIII one-time champion Ayub Kllult, be "'1.4 puthed Uidt to mate room for S..pr Ray Leonard, ,.ho had entered the "ciallt clw. Ann Leonard d<feated Kalul~. he abandoned Itt. title and rttumcd to the "dterft[&hll. Promoter Bob Al'llm thrn arranaed for Mlhara and Fratto to ft&ht for the ..cant titlt. Fratto -.... cho- to compete In the dimloation bout beca- he iJ the WBA '• numbn '"1> contmdn. -....__ _ .mo w c!bera<c It "'*' ~Mock m Aprd tbal Fratto had hit l.ut ft&ht. After itrua&Jinl •mno"' thruua:ll bh mo<1 dir!itu.lt bout, and 1M Nonb American 8o>1111 focl<tatlon Super Wdterft[&ht titlt from' floc,ty Mosl<), FtlltO reh ~ ror a .:hot at tM ..orld c:bampioothlp. "I fdl as""""" I """'ld will laloi mto 1M ftaht," FrattO aaod at 1M PfO$$ confer..,.. allt! tM Mlhara f!lht. " Aftrr ~ bouts (aD "iru) I Jbou:td ba~ bcal reo<ty ror a tkl< foaht." \\'bCD floc,ky mtt!ed 1M nn_c at 1M War Mcmonal. he a~ to b< jU<t that. He stalked arouod ri~ as M awaited 1M appearaoce or his _ . , and tb< avwd 1ft FrattO I.Dow they •~r appm:ialM of aD he bad doole to act 10 his ....... U - lhe t:IIU1IDCt or Mihara Ullo tb< ntta~IO'I bcatmr cl<8dl7 ...-. Rocky _.,ad>ed Maaar. and taunted lum. but w by his ad....ary. TM J - ftlhter remained alii wbik f n l l l o - abocot ready to boil 0'0'. 1brooolb tb< lint two rouads, tb< crowd dleered at ach of Rotly'1 pulldla, Wllcdler they COilMCied or 1101 All ioadM Mllwa UIDJ)ly ......tJod his r... r~ """out ,.bik I*Cill& topiher !lis atto<k. The or 1M ................ to take ...,. Ill 1M tlurd round •bm Fn<to found htmtdf ltlppod 111 t h e - · ...able to acapt. Mihara, ba,il\llcoocl;ed out 11 or hil to oppo<><nt( (no lo»aJ, det"t!ed a vicioul eombmation to bb '"'"'"ch. WORIJII rcw puocha, tb< "Orient Expr<M" doro"""ed th< r0<111d. The arma '"""alent au 01 onot. frantically fo inOumcc the judJet. With a total dbtqard ror dtrCIIK, Rocky char&ed and will ked dor«tly Into a numb<r or riaht ltandl. A. ink! the fight, •Ajrer 24 bout8 (all wim) I should have been ready for a title fight. " -Rodcy Fratto '--- - - - - - - -.J WH ipmed ---110! ......... Roctr........., 10 1M bdl for 1M rowth round amkbt •ano111 rtea. from the avwd to m But thil ... 10 b< tM ._, for "ba~ t~ ." the bell for the liflomth round neared, a chant or "Rotky! Rotkyt" ffiled tht arena. The 1"0 ftJhtcn approa<hed each othtr 10 tip J!)Oves, and momentarily llated II each Other'> red. JWolleo (...... Fratto kn.,. the he would M .-.ina Mihara'• ri1ht IJtitin, j ust as Mihara awaited Rocky's l<ft hook. Both fOAhletl appeared Uhau•ted in tht linal round, throwing 11\IJlY wild punchet. Mihara kept his ri&ht hand In Rocky's face. whitt Rocky l1t1 lo<Kr his mtlre artrnll. He char&ed aner bb roc. tbrowin& as many pun<h.. as his batteral\ody -.ould allow. At thr final b<ll, M linllly conneacd 'Aith an Ovtthtnd naht . Bul h wa too laic. Tbc decision was 10 bf Mihara"a.. Two jud_c.. '''e the ftaht to the Japancs< c:bampion, ~l and 4S-40. The third called it a draw at 42. Tho; ir 0tt1ainly a tnbute to Rocky Fratto, ,.bo had abanclooecl hi> entlst pme plan and had taken a >CVCn btal.ina f rom a '"'Yhard puocht!. The SlandiJII cmtUc>n thar Rotky ....,.;,-..~ .. h• 1rn tilt rina ...,uld aum to that. • " He took any all the thinp you need to will 1 ftaht." Rocky Aid soon after. "I ... RatfOCMed, bad oo ICJlity and could notlaocl the b;J puDch... At tbe prus ....,r....,..., Mihara admitted ~ u iutapc'fta tbat, "Thts ns my , _ cliff!CUb fcht 110 rar. He did hun me." "I 'U ba.,. to tal.e r.c>tM tUM orr to deddt about my future," Frttto 5UI10undtd b) hlf famUy and traincn, wei. "It Will tate ao- time. I mo.. that I tried tonl&bt. lp~ it my bal>hol." The Impact Of New Right Politics: A Week Long Teach-In not Mihara landed a ttrailht riJ)It JQU~Tdy on Fratto'• )ow. Fratto went to the c.nvas almOStiDRariUJ\OOuJly, punned by the unt«n blow. He feet, kq>~ltil bact to the ropa and tnaoaaed to The New Right arid .. . IUUQied back to hi• 1urviw the round. TbrOQI!Iout his •uecasl'llleareer, Fratto hu pined a "'Putatloo at a ......,... boMr wbo rdi.. on hi• oouotn•punchina ability. Apinll Mihara. tbouJ)I, Roeky't modoo wu anythi"' but Ould. " I -totally lWpritecl by thr lcoocl;doWII punch In tM fourth," ht Wdlatt!. "I had a hard tJme a«ti"' aaned tonl&ht . My traintna bad beal dir001ed to,.ard movlna and bo.UI\&. but I oould noc set untraclted, Arouocl tb< rolllth 0< r.nb round, I made tM deciJion to ao for tM b;J Plllldl ... Ftauo'$ cloc:itiocl ullim.atdy arrected the eour~t of tbe,.,.. or the ftaht . At h e - Ul r.. I knockout, Mitwa 100 forc:ecl to malt a Cl'llCial docisioq. WO$ M to meet ~oat tM CC111er or tb< ntta to ftCi>t II our. 0< . . . .,. to - • • around the rina tojab and_.,.... Rocky'• o - - . t , . , , lk , _ lamed thai natb<r opdon would b< wy. 1ft 1M fifth round, ROtky - e d for Ma.ara at the ""'I'S...,... Hh " eo ror broke" atou•dr ... cleatlr.->der\t fflJIII 1M fifth t.b<ouJh the . t h round, Mihara clocicled lloadod to trY to ,.. il "" With lt«ty, to dd.-1 bllll at blo o"" pme. TM • acod ftal.(-ed 111 , . ,.. a • Wllh ,.,... sLoWcrcr. penned ._.,... Y...._~ ...n~. Wllh botll ftlhtm ~a Economics ~~~JJ~;;,~~~~,;r~~.~~ · War ~~~~';.~~1:~:~':c:.,~~~~~f.~~~t»r.tt .....,......,.., Blacks ..,. ADOH UU1 '"'"JUliCAL .............. ...._or llrqlu ....... to fnlto'• head. ltoc1y, ..houtb 1M...-. wMitood ternfk body dooU beca- or b l o - to r--. ... doe orr....ave. .. 1M _ , I'OIIftd. Wllh Fntto """'- ..-tlally towwdl him, He..._ Milan ct....,.s l!".,..cu. to -.latcnlly, m..U..- of w .n ,.... Quid iaba ~ ..,...yoo~ iato ~t.oar• r..... Sllcldal ....-......to tb< fJallil tlodr mark~.-. Ia tloetwcllllo. MiNta oocc ..,.U. trapped frltto Ia t i l « - · Two ldl.... 10 tlv body l>rolllbt ll«tr'• del...... ~ bio ....t up.ludma n... arala:ht r.pu oo Fratto'• dlloo. Jd U..... to a.. roar or tM crowd, ll«<rr wblj)pad t•o ItO - b IO .... opponcru 't 1111, dn¥1111 him a<rON tbt rtna. rt.ltO ..,....S hll - t l l l l l m11M\ th.n....lh, lhtowill& OOOIIIIUOUI ldla to Mlhara'• body ...., Mad After ob.orb1111 unlnnil<d ahou on Ills cbln roo 1M~ 11 round•, Fratto '!'OJ IIlii brln&ill_c tllollaht to lj(: .. IIQ OI 'A.t1\l!l~1 ~AtCiflll\'~WTUOft.C'# "'' "4Lt ""'VU.\In 1•11' ,.,-_.I(,.V-t;(Ufl The Klan f-a.)At'~U"II'[_"i!Jt""u._ ic.U af'-. &A.'ID..UWILU~ I •()Wt.J.4...410C~MO"f f(,jt'llll't• • ~~~~·eLOJ,... ...., __ al.,......_,. F..,o, ....W. to larld .. o~ ntiJI, .-r..r to'* ldl book, wtlicb wu aiJ-'Y .rrcane, parucularl) 1.0 the body. 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Oil - =::;:;;:........_m_,....,... .. -.......a:....:,..,........,, ................... ..... .................... ~ ~~-;i;-=.is-::'"':::.:::..::c,.=..:-:-=-= ( ' 'I:IIW.l ~Tt WANttD 'MNIC ,_._ ~ ".,....._,.......,~,.,.._ ......-. ... �. . . ·_backpage liniversity � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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PARI( !ip«'"'"' 54.t/ ..,,.,. resident Ronald R.-.pn '1 recent deciSion 10 abandon form""-"raident Jommy Cartor'• polocy mandauna that all lhcntlostau on publoc buildlnp be 1<1 at 6S dqrecs lll the •uucr and 78 dearecs on thc llliiiiDCf ••D caw.., UB's UUbty boiiJ to •tyrocLn-and tbe Stale is makma no &uanulttc:~ 11oa1 11 ...n co•or a11 tbe....U. In a statement lulled lut •ec:k, Yo« Prmdent for Fio.an« &Dd Manaacment Edward Dot y reponed tluot UB'a utoUty btll for lhb YCV is estimated at Sl2 million, and that for the followlna year it is expec:ted to oncrease aftOlbtr SS million. "We an not m&lntaoruna the lha'lftOSUol standards - wed to," Docy rq10ned. "1'bere is - a>OOII)I prasun for COIIJCI"&liOQ 10 offiCI the .,_we of oomfon ." A ,_,., state memorandum wued for tbe Dcparuo>mt of thc 8ud&ct (008) aumed that state aaenci<> mllJI - " to keep oosu at prt\'ious year's lrvds ..oct should upea no tJrtra funds. It Is unsure if they woll allow thc ........... tO cooliD~ to make adjustments rftll for utoloty cosu. P Tb< Ulllftf10ily bas stepped o:op~-esl8 otllcr .......-. u Ia bu>ldula daiop and " " " " ' -· ..~ ,ooatalk about conoern.- )011 miUl rcma~~bcr that we b.a•e two separate conopktdy dtfforent camputa," noted Vice PrC$1dent for Facilities Planruna John ~. Tbe map difformcc bet,.'ttn the two camputa In term of entriY use are the ..ays they are heated. The older MAin Street Campus OJ heated by a eenual Jlcarn plut &Dd the Amhml Campus loa deanc:ally balled "Whca tbc Aatbent C:U.pus •as plunalln the We snua." uod, ·~ "d'e only t•O dlcMc:a 001111Ckred for heallt'& the ..,.,..-eleonc:ally and u..na ftltoual au. I fed from thne t..., ctooica •• p~<ked the n&ht N.., OM. " All new bo~dlnp are botn& dni&l\ed ,.llh CfleJIY conslnauoa lO mu~d . u wt: •aJ- for opa:~fy oMl>la....u.ctaw... roofs wwl .. *. 10 be <lln11 crrodeac.'' N..s aid . Tbc lUMmi C..s- 11M built -I• _ . . _ dc.tooo iftdll4itlc thc CallraJ ~ Coatrol s,_ "!llb ....... t b c - ...... .. well &I~,~... ~ bllil4inp _,!be a .-toclk. Ia dutr ~ '*"""" .. ~tbc--­ toktttbl derMJid for th< •!lolt caapu>.. Ourina pea~ s cloud UB picture <iectrical demand tt •huts orr nonasmtlal ttem~ unul tilt peak is over. As a r<~uh, tilt peat enerar demand dcereata. Some bouldlnp <uclo as 1he EIIICOU ComptH and Oo\creon Residttl« Halls were deoianed bdore then •as an eneru probleta and •he Caatral ~lOrY Control Sflltm was o!IOI&lled Iller. :A-her ~em oiiJlalled ocoly ,. the raidtnct halh calnlata thc ~ tllllpo'llo.re ucl rqobltes the hatera Clw tanpcntur< outlldcll aiiO.. a oer~&on sa le\ d the heatm •ill ftOI turo oa "''idt. tr "Tbis avoids a "ttY common problem in dormitories.'' Neal rornarked, "where people eome on thdr r0001, .open the ,..ndOWJ. and fora<t they arc ~pen. aa cold and push the thermosw up. All the heal aoes out the wlndo'ws " On tho: \tala Street Campos the btnldlllp. central steam bears aD The plant _,..,._ ••Y aatanpU hart bedllilllrted b)' the ace of the buildinas. ''W< ba•e put a lot or ~~-- dltO tbfmloslll oontrob btc:a~&K the bu1ldinp weft old &Jill to were the thtmlc>llau , I n - Neal said More lmpot1antly, Neal said, 11 that the steam plant can be fired by three types or fud-ool , ps and coal. Over the lui K\tral years there hu been ,.,k on the boolcn and tile •-ke stack ao that the pbnt os nm ..-oly oco coal 1 'A.d. (rota lmproVUII the Olack aad c:ftanaina tbe cases the only oontr<:ll or the ~au tbere ts much enerp 10 .... IUiul.,eclo a m&JO< raoo·•~ of u lndovldual.bwldlna.'' Cl(l)lauled Neal. FO\tcr Hall on the MAID Ileal .... either 011 ot Sueet Campus 11 one or the orr... older buildJoop undcraolna a rcmodelina. Whtn compltted, It will meet all Univmlly speclfied Insulation •aJues and luo•e the same tnerar recovery and control systorns that the new.bulldmas ha-c. A coruet\'atlon policy for both e&mputa •hidl'4eaiJ •o.th the residenc:e halls over thc Clonsunu ,_._, calls fot tbc tanpoaoture or the donns to be lowored to " dqreM •• u lltanpe to san endV· This practiCe IS not e:otendablt to acaddnic buUdlnas llecaoaae ...toJie .a.-ity II clr..ucaJiy lo.wred, the bulldloop are ttiU In we. �1, ............. , .., a- JI:I/IWII{t,..-o._.,..~-HI~ Set'-GooochiiiiCl ......... &k.., No, " - ...... , 1M& ,_,.""" y.- ..... beat lltatiAI 011 MAlA s.r.....,.... --......, ... ,_.._.............. £. . . Ml'f'ft1 All OotM1W s,..,._ -~ or or apo........,...... 0u1 ....... ...,. - u . - ,.,. lulrolo'• LIPt llatl Raped no.,..,.. pon naii1IOIIy bt !lot ,..._ fLAJtll ayaca f..-"tt"'UC."'IOI .......... C._ _ J• wil_._ ror .-her-_..,......, ''tiler•'• aloe orJOct"' bt...,.cd" ,...,.,...,. 1<1 RaidceJ . , _ obout Woodwwtb, tbt triutiQa , ..... t~~...... .......... rO(tbc~ortbc ~...­ ~- 200 poobOd& or c~,_..., but Woodwwtb cq>liuncd tbal " 11 1101 IU - ~ lnattld a ...,.. or au11 u pouDd c1wta art..- orr Ia _...,.., -.tmllt ol a rllllll rault lltbt Cfftl- or" C'llbi< )'Old< of rubble. Tbt bluu art by Sand M ConstNCion, ..too also did the 6a01101a~~ rO< lllc oriaiAait..:a- a<atln& the holt WI ,..... TbiJ...,.. "''ll . .,.,... five da)'la ....k Woodwcnb roponcd that ......, tbtr< an t..., exploolons pa da), but thai ""' mer.... IO r... dolly clttDcatronJ, All bluto.oa woJI be bmottd to the lloun or 7 a.m. 10 10 p ... ..... a- "-"' " A-"~ A-.1'1 C: Kac;f'lo(;.ICMt" ..tfttot JlilfW' f •"'-'l.a.Gt..,WU ••I"'*" .iOMpl'la b"'Pi&H• II-..f Ut.~•tftCM Ot~IIG dty Loan cats avoided New YO<k StnatO< AI 0' Amato (R) hu announctd that lunb« eua In a ullcnl lou Pf(llraitli have beat ovcrtcd o·..__.,, a1on1 ..iab • -ntion or olhn Stoat«• on th< IJnldi Prime Minista Mcnadlcal llqJn announced Sunda) thao ht WL'U di>quollly any Europwo nation from panldpouna on lht Sinal poace-kttplna Ioree If " dots not conform to PfOVillono lol<l do"" by tbc Comp David Ptatt Aca>rds. Rermina to tbt European E<ooomlc Community-Common Markct-Venla: Stao<m..,l w1tlcb promooeo P&le>lrnlan odl· del<nniaation and .....u that the P&lC$1Inlan Uberatlon OrpniZlllion (PLO) ibould have a Af In the Mid·&>! peac< talb.Jltsin told tbc Kn<SJd thao anY nation "bl<h ••ppon• ohi• ICClOrd bt prohibited from the .,.... l-11& fortt. 0•••0 A ton-r Gt•lld,...,.,,,c F••~·• Spec~/Swn Tftfl ... . )(11611)1-1 . ~- Coott'O"' 1•1 a.,tta.IO H Y The .$pectl~ $(\IIOtftt ~ tnc. tdttM\t• pOjlcy. (Olof ~ ~ ~oe..\oOf'lt; ol • "r "'ftt1e• Oet.,.,.,...,"' ,,. - 11>t tdal or a Fricoch of tbc Eanll, BllddJCS or tht Toa6. and Save T,...... Bord tqiiOd, " ohot wllliiiOCif ~ w.tbOUtlht - ........,..... lllac ila difl..-. .......__Tile.,._&) bit aan bu • &u. Sllri& or tbc bond or blJ ~ . 0.~ AI> tiiViroamaUJ bit lolt IJ b"tc A Yin& a tr«"' ~ t u ut 11 Sf"'doc* 11o1y.....,...'""" ....,.. ...... r.,.lllc~ofllril>lin&-liP _yb I 318 ~ t (NIOr I 1 I I 1 Eno•.:= \. MASTER CHALLEHOE TROPHY WINNER w 20%...- ... '-'~~~' · -·-'-I O!Wlqolnoe - · 11. 1M I . ,.,..... .... ., I' - . . . . . . . . . """*"'' :::-'_.,.:==-a.- I 1 Asoisoi • n.~~· Los A~lrlrs Tomn Srttdnlt • 1 I I 1 t.:oo ~ 1 I :<.. v I -··~~..~,.., 1 BEER BPECIALB Thurada..... J Bovember 18 m f 10 -n • • •• lt.AlUXAZEE/SLAlOlERB Wtd 11/11 9pm·Non Hollman •cou•lk fUNir & li>lk ll>u~>11/12 9pm-D•vld Codd•rd "''I'"'' &.•coust.: »t1111HlcH! ... M.taon•• CHr,.ncb Fot• (J1 .,.,_, 2 ! or 1 drinks 3 f or $ 1.00 2s c,_,to•ld St 1 11 " M••nJ l'llciMI&~l5 SOFT CONTACT LENSES FOR ONLY $54 oo \ $54°0 pr. PWt« ...........,l_ c-: ~ Plolmia I S.lf.lo Conf.d '-- c;,_, I Z717 SIMriMn Drioc B:J4.;4336 2-- - . . . . ... • - -• ••• s,........ ,,.. ,..,.......,t(W .. -.------------------------. ~ WITH THIS COUPON YOU GET.•• oaly I I \At,._,.. --"0 b> c:oo-.t- .... ~,. s.t.:H to SC~la.. ."C. Only a bodJasll ""'COIIIt rr- yet lliiOther bllllol from )'<I lliiOther political aclioft """'""'ttt-kl this ..... Bombl Pile. Ana wblcb, JllllX> Wau tou1c1 <:om< 0111 loolciQa llu St, Frana. or ~~-~~-----------~ r---.----------T.-~~-------------... s.n.u Sl ~Utloot.cl Jeewn ~roa14111 .,., IJ;I\oftd ,....... ~t.n.tl'tie 835-llL"lGG CONT~ES 1310 ,., ~. M!Wd by.,. ANOcNtiiCt ........ Fte'd ,_....,.,., Tllll'l'la ~t·Col~~ ........... r----------------------, . . ~--------. flt) Joseph II Pert~S:::.~ ...f-----~~~~~~~ i X E PARTY I ~ .... to.,.. u.....,... Wf'~f)~1 Ol"t COllY-~ ~-- T1llt ~ clmdcd . .1 tat• the Soc:iolou '-to a c:oelil- to • •ft tbt .,,_., ~ -om..n •d Flemub -u.a fludtn. TbcR 1ft . . . , . , . o M _ , bubodo Wollooola ud fWidtn aed a <oolilioa 1'Ub tbc Soclallsu Ia ...,. ".......... to qtldlthac dl(f....-, • 1 IC~l' .,rt... H Y -- ~ ... , ........ -.... · ,~ _ ht&l> u liloll>dl ~ ........... ..,v«M ~ D' Chi: l0<10t--tt-en..t ts r... ~ .. 01'111\\ ed bt a.,tt.tiO . J':lonJwn St•rt un....,~''' al r~ (7 ~1.-n ecktDr<•• Soaolill> ...... ~ .. _..... ,.._"' .... , ...... .. • -., omen .,e tau .te.J .., M4rw YO" •I •H•tca :JUt Ma~ Oapiu ...... - c- - Sptcft~~m $1'"'. AwHato ""•• VOf\ \ (JU - - b t)i\.cd - . , . .. .._ .... .......,_loP ... a.n.u. l(atf'l'....c.Wr.i"ocl.c:CfCM Altr m SQt,t~. . Hail .,..,emkm, aLil<IDism. Tbt eo•isonmet~a.hsts ba~ tbar • ...., "hit list" or COIIIJ<UmC11 t..-l<'td ror d<feat on tbll llnak WIK. b)' Soadou, ....,...,. il apoctal to bo.. a ,...«-cnta _..._ , . . _ ~ o( Clotudoa o.-cnu aed I.Jbcnll'an7-a.:n ao • rcou11 or s..~ay·, ~Tile ........... - c d 10 CDdonc ....-..- .. - - .,..,..,._ aedtllc ~or us"'*""'*' a ~OtQW.,Ut'. ~• Nodwl& ~- 11>t •-.a<WWU ·-cd tO ohooc l..lo<oln 8eipudecdou _.,.•'ot'•P"r Jtlf'IY .. C.ntolfl.,.tJftU.f Mu• fl" Jatntt P M~Dh,.,Com.etroi.Mt M national CoMikle.W,.,_,,, $wr Ul l'e>lnnotAn• mark r ussell tell. " ,_ • ~t.r\61!,.....,,_, .ie!lte'f' A '"""'"tt()r\J$Jiotta JOf\ M 0 al A uMIIIIf $pclf11 'Ill< U. W\11- mMy micldk llocoon< ramiba to <O<>tmuc lo ....., ..... clrildr't1l 10 oollca< I t Or,a-..OA.NIIt.l'll ,....• • ,_,., Begin protest participation """lei S.U..e ~ions Oommllltt, wu ~ulln h&ltina an addltloMl SJOI millioolla GIIOI&IItctd Studan Looo !GSL) ....- . '"' lbal ,.... 1911. 11M: Scaolor ....S that looas will bt a vaUabk lo lamilla with ........ tlwl 110,000 povlllcdlhey ......... a ''nttelo . '!lit'(':., JIC'tM•.,..C~ ...-apon."""' .......... . ~ o..ot cu.-. ..c:r"" ,....,._. ..U.. ..... a d o u b l e . . _ -· .1 ul fittiar fee S35•, iDdudet Eye En.iaa.tioe ,.,F'_.. aaoo.oo ...._lloWa C.. G. . _ , CoU SurflbotloniOt; fO 0.., ,.._ , looct I .....,. M:nok., c--.: Sol_/., a-....,. A Stwrllldow. A .. - •• -.., BY AI'I'Oil'mtEHT OHLY AT - BUFFALO CONTACT LENS GROUP 2777 Sheridan Drive -8344336 (Ooob- • S ........... " - ......,__ l'taaol ~-----------~-----------------------------------------~ �SWJ hard at work upholding the SA constitution Br LORI SCHULTZ Sp«tnmr $14/f Wnt.,. Wclh cntcnl to "S«k the lndb," the UB St-· •id• Jlld>aory (SWJ) ldJIIdicoln Voolatioru or any non-aeadcmic: student ru1c and rtaulation. dis:JM~ta arisi"' from campus clec1locu. llld IICliocu wlllch vtOlatt constitvtioo.s of •udcot orpni;z:ations or asaoclal-. "T'hc Coun i s - cn•oh-..1 .... ~or al>dcnc rules md cqlllat-•, •ludl ""' mistd un...Uy md •• CM Sll>dcDt Handbook." Wei SWJ Chief Jwtic< K.vco Korkuc. "'Tht JuriJdkuon or the SW J exttnds to any vioW.ions which occur oa campw, lodudinJ the ra14a!« halls." Tht swJ is c:nmPIJI<d or 1..uc.. appoinced by t1x tluft map •...smtac»~b< Uocltrand-• ~ AAociaboo (SA), Onodu.te S l ~lon (GSA) aftd McUard F'lllmo« CoGqe Slvdccu Assoaation (MFCSA). SW J jwti«s arc appointed 10 saaeauftt two )'QI' tams. "Siudtnt JOYUDmall JOts Ntk 10 !he 19.10>, bu1 was then In !he rorm or a ""all dotmii.O<Y c:ooruncn«." Aid Divbioa or St...sm. Mr..,. (DSA) Aslocialt Dlr<ttor- Dolmaa. ·~ Ottd ror a mon rormaliml propam ~>otam< ....,..,, tht nou or lht 1960s... as tM com_mntee was unable to hancUc the mu.ltUudc or cua. 11 wasn't, ho•t'\tr, untiltM early 1970< that tht SWJ ,.,.. formally C$1ablilht<l." Dollman Aid thai the eoun's p<Ottdurn art .-penblo IO lhos< Ill a aly eoun. "'Ill at__. wbcn: a 11udcst1 rule or rqulau. bas h<aa >101aled, anyJnd~>tdual may bnnaa <harlt-Ptfort the eoun, ho.......,. the eoun only has JUns4><'1M>D owr ,.,.h dtftndanu v.ho art studtnu or lhe uni..,.slty," I>< noted. A.J thara<s rdatilo.J to >iolatiotu or rulcs aftd ...-•.,... - docijl<d by 1tudtnt PfOOO<Utorl, •bo &r< law studtnu worldQa Wlth OSA. "My JOb 11 stnaly ont or ld>'isem<nl," Dollman ...d. "All protttdinp art tarried OUI amonalhe studtnls lhcnu<lvn." Tht dtfnodanl nuty choK a rq>rtstnwlvt ror any or the eoun proeeedonp The on campu> Group Lcpl Scrviocs (GLS) Proctarn pracatly bas law .....,..,.. art available tO rcpr<a'llt ddatdanu 00 a ¥0bultttc baa. " We haw a , _ worldQa rdaliorubip Wltla GLS,•• Aid Dollmaa. ·~ arc >'«Y _ .... ya l1ill fulfill lbdt duties." may be initialed before the lludtnt <0\111 by rwna a oomplaint with a JludC1ll _.,,.,.., Ancr aw,.. an iovtSIIaaclon or lhc incidcnt, a ooroplaint may be rolcd """ eoun md an arrallnmm• ochcdulocl wltlch !he COUI1 rules OD the suffcciatcy of lhc axaplliDI md then ~ a pia or JUihy or ooc...,;ltr rrom lh< dtfacdut " lhc ddatclant plaids pilty, lh< eoun procncb to impose a wt<Uon aftd ir noc h< pleads not aullty, a hearllla date I• ..... AlthouJh tbe eoun has Ihe po- 10 subpoena rrom lht stlldtnt body. the rules or tvidtftOe art Jacerolly rdued than ... a ci.U or a\11118&1 ooun. If the dtfODCI!w cs roaad JUiiiY, tht eoun's dccisiorlmay h< _.Jed to u ~·pond wgb a..,.._ un_... "AAy eoun dtdsion Is ukimatdy &pp<alabk to !he Prcsicknt or the Uni......ty," added Dollman. ' 'S..,....,.,. or lhceoun ranac rrom worni.,.., 1os1 or privclq<s or diJapliAary probatioa co ratilution, - o r <lq)ulsina r,_ lh< Uo>mnily," Aid Korkuc. "In the case o r - or dismiual from the tu>dcnoc halls, the eoun mak<s such a rttornmcndat- to the Director or the Rtsidatc:t Halls. In the .... or SU>ptruiotl or ••pulsion rrorn !he Uni•enlcy, the rooornmcndatloo is madt 10 the Prc:sidtnl or tht Uni>'enioy, •ho mak<s the fonal dtasioo.'' Dollman IOICI that the eoun 011e< bad lhc power to levy r.... but a law- paned thll ptOhibih any studtnl orpnluooon in the Stat< Uncvcnity or Nt* Yort to levy rmcs. Many of lht tas<s in SWJ tOUld be beard in criminal or ci>'il coun but it prOV>d<s an ah.,..atl•c rout< for thole studtnu aftd orpnwworu who cannot afford a town or aty coun. ••wt fed that j u d - rrom 00<'1 peen, ralhcr than • poup or fOC'Illty m<mbcn, os an addtuonal ldvantJIIC," Dollonan Ald. "With this In mind,,... hope that tboK Rlldcnll tnvolvtd "''" oomc away with a beutr undcrJtandin& or Jwtic<, and pcrhapo lum rrom the uperiaact. '' U.B. ANTI-IAJ'E TASl FORCE ,......:Li1Jht up th• Ni1Jht -andmak• U.B. •a,.r! UGHT DAIIAC£ REPORT CAMPUS: llaia St. A.Mnt :: 1Spi"7;.) -:-- - - liclce Ia Ellicott - - - - - - eo--. _____ l Bdllae _ __ __ _ Otloor. _ _ _ _ __ OOUJOI UGHT EXTEliOI LIGHT- - TYPE Of LICHT: JOIN US IN AN EFFORT TO AnAIN BmER UGHTIN<:'ON OUR CAMPUSES. B.Y FIWNG OUT THE FORM TO THE RIGHT YOU CAN HELP INSURE THE REPAII OF BROKEN UGHTSI ,_ __,. ... ,_, • W.OF"at.n a...,r... - - - - BWa.n-ll.itk OtMr: -- .,....,...., LOCATlOM: O..Ana: ....--,..--- ~-.:n-. .. - - - ~,.,,.... 01 0111D: _ _ __ -.. ...... .-e.,itJI.,.USs.-.IW ............... ••1~T-'F.us..MSW.. mer LOCATION ~ -----~ �editorial Cold facts Whether or not the news Ia shOcking, UB'a utiHty billa ate expected to akyroeket about ~50 P41reent within the next few years. That unsettling newa wu released last week by VIce President fO< Finenee end Menagement Edward Ooty Ooty said the! UB is no longer conservation crazy and is lethng itself fall Into the old habtt of e !l~wmg liberal thermoatet settings and to hell w•th . .~lng energy. Ooty blamed President Ronal Reagan's recent decree which overrides ex· President Jimmy Certer'a mandate thet thermostats mull be kept at 68 in the winter and 75 In the summer for the coat Increases But along with Reegan'e storm on Wuhtngton1X)IIcy has come a far greater change- a repudiation of the old liberal spirit o f ecology e nd sa~lng energy for the future Secretary of the Interior Jamet Watt is destroying the forests, the oap1 tahsts are mailing off with whatever they went all In the name of pref1 t and now the Reagan administration is lethng public agencies get away w•th more unnecessary comfort at the risk of depleting our energy supply. UB Ia like any other bureeereey-11 would prefer to go about Its business In the comforts of heated buildings In the winter feed- end alr conditioned rooms In the summer It cannot be blamed for a natiOnal trend which has Its roots In the Reagan admlnlstrahon's assault on the environment What the UB admlmstrallon can be assailed IO<, IS Its blatant hypocrisy and lnaedible gutlessness 1n refusing to enfore cenarn baste reOulations on members of the Unlvors•ty community who are canng only to keep us comfortable as POSSible. WtthOut restricting the thermostat flow, UB is letting Its utility btlls Increase s1ead1ly. And UB's afllnlty for heat Is cosllng II more than JUSt guilty consciences for wasting energy. Tile State DIVision of the Budget (008) understands one thing. Money. The OOB has already made II clear thai the next fiscal year will be extremely tight lor all Slate agencies, who should not expect great handouts. Because of State-Inflicted austenty, UB may be lorced to eat some of utilll•es costs. Wouldn't II make sense to Ioree recalcitrant comfort mongerers to give up a few degrees? Wouldn't it make beller sense, to give this up than something else-like academic programs or faculty lines-which wi ll be chopped because of unneeessully high utility billa? Irs a cold fact of ll fe-e)ther cut the heat or lose facultv or progress. Tl'us lettet rs , res.ponw to tM rH»~tt ,.,., tro~tt Rrettan1 ~tlow C(JitQnt1ng NYPtRG luM/1/tg I WII ~IOUJ/y I 5ludMI /10,..,-,,.,.,, OIIIC'IIIt two Olh« SVN'r Jortrrool$ •ttlt NYPflfG brencMs At thOse SUNY 6c:N»t.&, " ' nev.. had troub'- IKW'ng ~ lunQittg lppt'OYI,I Ito"' SUNY ldlrumtlrti«J l.n teet, I lf'CIIf 01H1 1Cif!11"'aiflt0f tty1ng 10 II I money not '""'' ·- roo t»a VIOf Prfiit1811f Slgg-'kow unnot Ilk• 1 sJml'lr ttlltude tOtllllrd fntJOt~Atwe uu of &tVU.,t Went •tiXHntJ ._,. COftumfHI I bOCir A.,H'tg ~ afHI 11111 more .,.. oonw!flfld I OcWf uv•no ntow,.r Oft W-•~<~•r ~ovomo.r II 11 3 JO, _ . , erudo/lr ,.,, 11 Ul ,.,, ,,.,. t/1• OPf)Ot'tuntty to ,.,'" how to do l>olh fM/ftw Vot* Publ,t lntl'felt IM>ua~h 0tOUP. Inc / H 't/)1/f(J} w UI biJ IPOt'Jff>ffl'll I wHtnMltlH>n rllfl llrh rllflr ...rt /I(Ovrde WMihWIIIIo -·•hop "" •ctmi~IHI Srud«tt M•t~er• should ucur• a pl.ag. from th• ••t• US 1dmlniJtr1tton thlt flr'hlf SA conoernmg s-ti/Hnt IH uSigl goa. I, tor on ... fought long •nd herd 1011 ••mole"" ol Jtu~nr IH •dtn1n1ttratlve autonomy 11'1 tbout rim• us atfdents etrlve to oonvfnc. &gg.tkow thet lndttpe)td.nce ir nHdet/ ,n,~IIOft l&o.~t hO• ,ot~ c•n ,,.,. • grHt dtNI ot .......,. on ,..., h.,. />HIIIIf 0111 All t~t~N<II or ...,.,..,..,H)It . ,/1 k dlJC41Jtf411tt. ,.,.HnltlkOh ,,.., wdf Mti>NIJl•l'rOw low IMJ IJrOoCOJI '"•lhodJ Oama buses! li'O'If ...,.....,.,.,. lfOt'l' l.._ r..,.. ,._,.lilolifl"'* . . , _,,.,. . ,. , ._. ..., -r ,_. _ .. ____ __ roc.r- -~~-·~·.,·- r..... _ .,.,.. IIW M ~._...,..,.,oil-a"'""' ltOtlt~ aw ,,.,. .,. ., ....... , ... Ute.,.., ..,.. .,. ...., • • ,. .,.,,.. .... - ·... · ._....., ..liAr- ()trc:lf egaift I hiWIIWINd ,., 10:'00 c:ttu ' ' lt'fl9e t"';ntl It •IM't "'Y l 1vtr Jult ea I eMit,,.,,. •••«t 0111 or,, . . - or Ole/Mik>rl AM,• ,,. ""' puiWI owoy I 'jefl«<"~ -.. r - "-" arop• rtwt"'Ot rucJo, I r,. ,.., tleyW lll - · Ovttttg "'"""" 01 aol WCJtH4 to 110 to Sq-. •• 1 ••• ••11"'0 "P rllfl._ ot So..... t.. -llt'H•~ -.J.--.. ...,.__ ... _ __ ... .. -u..,.,.-. . , . , . , _ _,_,_ ... _____ -----.... .. -------..--- ,.,.,... l - 1 1 - - l ... o l ' - - - r... . . . . . , . . _ - - - - .. ,_lot.,_.,. __ ..__ ....._.,_oi,.,..,JI!if &r*lt«< to fO oil. •MI I ..,..., if .,.,.., •r lttlll I,.. I I ---,.. · -o..• ,.. - ' - f l . , tMall .... MMtlfM;..., .., ,._ ,..., ....,., _...,,. - "''1 "'J UWII { OrfO tMr,..,..,.-,r,_...,..,,., Ho• IIJie _,, ,, ..,HY~ItO .......... · - · - - - - 0..1 All thfH ot "'' tonfftl>lltOIJ to tlte Proeltgal Sun • c~t~told ~·•turute. two ~~ego, .,. on UB'I IHOfllng &fltl Wltflll»~log of mttetlll by •'~''· '' • • sham• end'" tbust to 01~ ewer .Uff» no~t· t~laed P«J•gogu., ,..o-1 ro our IIIJiwlltHing Tl'tiJ Ia tH>I thtiJrtt t/1111 ~··hat boNn hypH In thll ~/>«. '"d moreowlf, I ob}.ct 10 tft• 11c~ of P«lpftettvt Qlvtn '" U'flt ,,.,tment ot th• dutnoua mlfU ol IM ttfglf bit Not ont of thl '"''' otf.r~ '" lnll-r.,g•• pOIItkHt •nd 10 I will giVe my ~loti• ro '"" freud 1o111«1 oh rllfltwi>IIC '""rho fHdtHII!Ip ol lhll ,.,., (0. .«1 on the mtny oiOUmt lw I>Htd of 111n rho JU1 end Jeu -ry <1.,1./ Of COCI!II, .,,,..,.to be tueplf;~ oteny dll.co fMriY tlflt ctWCa went to My on " ' TIN th#trl ~orltl fl'ttnrt IUppotf., Cltwrt _,., UJtfmttiOffll (tJ#Q dHI't. lr'o Me ond 10111 beNd I• bed tiP oil ond nor • d,,.,,., "''i'f, of d11t~ oet•~~M ~·end ~.&. it'l hlp (mod• ~~ ~ IIOMal• ttAtiWJIH: it 1 not 011 tM rldllO ' ' " tJt'ttHtdof'l H " " t ,.,..g.~ teo dON w•.,.,, Un1011.lH/f 11 Dylan dotatt't ~~ 111 tiNt Hell'' S.Mu•~ton""" ,.,w.~t ol o..o·a rl,eor)' ol ,...110111ti0tt 1 bot~ thouglf '' """''C .,., N - ro ro.ot,.,... -~~~Q bill TMrt •••.,. • thta 1h0• •f'd ~triiiOI'I t~l'"' ,,._ •ctu,~r ~~ MetiMito •••• 'f041/ll®H I Wetflt« •IHI - - - 1 - l p l - r o .... lll A -·-~~~ d eloo N tO .,._,., owarO"tti ,..... CIOiftPIIIUif ,,_., _...._, • • - . ........- . . , ~10 _, S11nbumed m• )'OCit £<1.101' _.., The prospects are, et best, gloomy. The predictions are glrm, and as the hands on the nuclear "doomsday clock" of the Bulletin of Atomtc Scurnl/esflnchea steachly towards mtdnlght, tne euematlves are llmlled. However, there are allematfves. The National Unlon of Concerned Scientists and Physicians for Social REsponsibility are sPOnSOring an Nuclear Awareness Day at 119 universities across the country. UB Is par1lclpallng with a faculty panel discussion on the nuclear arms race Issues at 1 t a.m. In tho Squlro Fillmore Room. Geography · Professor Charles Ebert Is presenting a slide show In the Squire Conference Theater at 3 p.m. on " Nuclear war: The Ultimate Dlsast'er." Perhaps the word ol a lew thOusand college students and faculty members protesting nuclear prolllerelion will cause only a ripple In the Thursday newspapers, maybe II will meke the local 6 p.m. news. Perhaps II may help provide the Impetus for a POSitive move towards world stability. With such limited allernetlves, It Is nor a chance we cen afford to mrsa. Echtor Wicked "'inter ,._ _ _ _ _ - Almost midnight NYPIRG funding back ,.,._ It's an easy c;hotce HMt , ....,,... _ _ , . , Hie 1M:< IINr r .... Mill' n..r..,. r""' p . x - ro ""' lorr.t o-... ~-·',. _.., T - , l o t l l t e - - IO ltiYO _ . / 0 1 rllfl ,_,l N. it,.,,.,,, to ., ,,.. "'''1 pvllf th•a ~- .,.,,,.,.,.. ort., lely.-..,:a~e COI'tl~ AI 101 t,_.IHOMIC AArthHl f Hopll;t6. , ,•• II t 1,_ 01-. eMil OM or rllfl-r paopla I •no"' fO tdolt·r ~ ~~"• aomt fllllll apec. I« h11 _ •..,.... ,.l<'g I a~ be ttttlf~t~l to 1111\t b«:ewe /W /ull c::omt .,,,,_, I fiH I IICJM up to o. • ~PKN6.., ,.,...~ti)'-Mt loObyftt Ma.,,.,,,,. OfM)' lit fi'MI , ,..,._.,.,,. c.., lrom o.tmeny 10 1 .,.,.,..,,.,,,....,.ro,.,T_/terlreg.l,..,ro CIID ptWWwa. ,..._,..,,.--INt.,.. 0111t .weft' ONt. . Ooe"'"'•PQ .. r,.. "" ,...,... ,_- lntriM...,e tt Elh - - · lit-~ Wag-, TIIo.,..IIIOM ,.,__ O<Ht.clt ond dotone or Olllflrt ........ · - · (WIIIcit ...,. -do, ,,.. ,.If I'Nr ,.. Into .,a.r., O..Mtn Orft/llle- ra« I fH~ tot ,,,. cltM. Md I .,,,, to fO to ,., e1•11. IWf hOw un I Itt Cl"'t ~ 017 tM ltlltlfKHia ,,.,. "•f"'• liNt •HH, - .,.,.,, .... - ....,011111 I •ll't IOf Genu" C41fttll't " """' 11 rllfiN _..,tiiMr "'IOIIQte r . _ llrtotM, Kt•tr-• end �op-ed B.epon: from Tal bert --..,_¥low I'IHI Sp«t~~m~poll!! a 1n 1M , _ ol 001..,.,.. oucto u WI. Wl>y 111<1 001~""' II -•-onoaiiCII\Oo.,._oolongui>Oihg- ....-. u I ••ttvu.t $pod,.,.. _01 .aa ,M . tnterfeqnce _ _•M Th• I t .. I 11\a:me 10 •Uit 11\e tlltt'- ~~Pact~ IN I -lndulgo Slw..t "-lOOt> I t - II! 1'1H1 /Sp«tflltw ttguing t. . COIIwfN\. dJlett1)' ~. lllherl ., _ . . . , ol s.••• no~t to -~~lo"""""" fu Bob Sc:-.,.·, ~~epon )uslilcattOn '""It be "tat>tllhld •• • baw tot rmat~elat no•-. -.~lllthtHt The $f»Ctfll, fl f. .C)Ot'ltlbt. IOf fepot1:1ft0 MWI Ind. beyond this, lot onolyrlng and judging. In 1~11 co.., SA'o .nt"led to preMttt tMk' vJNt and 1'1~111\ theh IC:Uonl SA hll ,.,.tr bMn IHn tn a II'YO(tbl•tiQht-pflmarl!y be«uM SA doot not ntve lho oomo lnllutncolhot Tho &p.ctrum 01 ony olhof M'*tp.apef Iiiii In CINtlng II\ HnPfHI~ ,,¥'1 FunhOffnott. 1l PfO~en'l a..~. there att mott matufl: weya of dHitng _.uth poor wnatng, If It 11 vttwed •• avc:h. like olfetfng auggeaUona. ftOI •nautta. Sc:IIOoloy'o ooncluoton • - • • thai r - 1 ohould •·•o~• this ooiLMM" Of ..tnteflecluauy ' " ' It to tnrelda. .. t W®kt regard lhfa u humiliating 10 Th• S,.,:.trum and 1 dllt!OnOfabtt aoluHon to tt1e probftm A~ lntelngent, re5PQnslble au~gtatlon Ia 10 rea'Cf ,,,, co1um" u 1 toi.lfct ot lnfotmatlot\, enG potanllal oompatiiOfte to Th• Sp.ctrum·• wlewpolntt to make yOUr own acta~• prullng ••preu phi6olophy and Ideas. rather ll\an particular •••nta. ft f'IOt IIIUng edvanlqe of our potit.on ..fnt the ptHL Scmoo.ey 11ao terms tM prob*'t of this column lnhtt1ted by Jont~ lap1.6na u 1 ..dtsguatlno"' ot~t Ke dolt not a.r11cu1111 thts po1nt, but lthlnlil h1t oercepttoo 11 mlalt.olng. The fel"lon5hlp between the ptell ano SA •• -- at. large adl' 1 : ·s.:-.,...,..,.., .... ""''""""* W'fOftQ w1ttt Clatff).ng tfl.e action• ol Ute otgeruzatlon wiiiCI> - · S!IOO,OOO ol lho IIUdanl'l money. Secondly, mucl'l .. ar.oen to TM SpKtrurn In .c~ven~ uon yMt 11 ....,, only l.alt, lhal.ln adcMlon. t'lavlng one ~~Jmn to toan ~ICS not IM\'e •• an tnalrvment of m.nlpulattor\ Tho polllt ~ th" COlumn oi>Oulcl ho'"-. ott- and..,.,.,.,._ by Tn. S/>«tNm, '""""than ...,,lonll>lp with OIMI bO clOitlled-- c:ul olf U ·d•IQVIIW>Q" Thlo tt...,_lo ..,.._."~I I""" Talbot!" eo · - ngiOU Cltl..,.. le ~-ont IO tho 010""*" Ol hoocl,l• the IOQ't_.,. ol thll COlumn. 'I'M SA~ What to wrne 1M hOW: wh.e....., or not tNy lhla ttQhl •• '"'- C)O'nt we II'IOutd tow• on. Comment• o• thta nature o n o y - tOlono oUCII u anlc.. ooe>nlttle&IOCI.,_. ol ,...,~ng 111M<." Ttua ctiU.C:Itm ctouoa lhe fu.~Je ot ,,. baa~. mote lhoukS fta¥e IN)fl fad.n tn ~ Th<1 oNol-1 or SA !of ~Slng lhll COI~IM U ...I• achWti::Mment.. ta &110 untound«l Rrat ot aM. wnara "'~~""- ""'"''"'ttr n.. oo-••o c....-~ •••• tr'l.. col\offftn t~kS not N.,. bMn the'""'' of a tn • • 11 .. AQf'MG thet • tct~a H~e~. SA It lito Sp«tn."'- - · • - o u • - and u _...,.,,y 'ot - -_,. ........ - ooporl......,. - · .. lh.. cokttM u ltfOftOiy u in any 01'* of n.. Sp«trum·a: •• ""r-. ....,...,..., ,,., contract ~ ...,..,._If ~· 10 ....... Ol """"'- _ . ,..... -l~iocolumn the SA to ~t•ate ~ncsa"'-a presumptuous oont~tnQM tpul auo~~t In_.,_ h i t - . "4oiQVIIWIQ" . . . - . ...... _,. - a n d . ot tho....,. t - tontJIIft-. Tho SA bOl-Ito.,. lulllltc:.t- ol thlo I'IHI Wl ' gran ng at large) (rem ing an appeal to the : at length : fully and l!ly UZ PETRINO I __ .,. ,. . . .,._...... ~~e -MCliN~-....... I>Oih btlfiQ 'lll4l ---~lor-ICOI114U<fy ~ ,_...fof\Jh'Pt tt\et d\aftOt •''" t~ ~ ot a bOlt .. .:.., tNt. 0..0 ··~ A t.c.nf out~ JWOftdiiCIIN 1v1t .ucJ\ a etud)' s-.raa -·-ovooely OIUII!go.Itt 1\tlf att l'tOuf. the 11:'\CNftl wu PK'*'- anct 1 m.cse my wey to -I.,.,_ tho""-~ boor 110( A.J; 1 ....,. on to myw 1. I notJced aomeone ,.,., to,...., I know you, r.o . - h o t - glootonlng g~a.SML I tc*J h.m I OICin't lh ~\ -.·d ew. mol and M .,_\hiS head. ·1 know .......... he 1-tecl The remo¥1d ana 111\uospaet,... ...,....., Wa1cn~ otnerJ bart thefn.t.ehou lrotn 1 distance . . fof fun • I mtntiONd I wu putt.ng- t~ an eotutM on oeftles. Ht anorte<l... ·e could ,...., thai gr-apture Kt'ltctung ~ 'fOU' htacl trorn 0¥11 there 8ul no mattef *""' ,_ ,...,....,...,.tn«t 1111 on tho k~- ._.,. G.,. .-..otna 10 ltttculate and you must rem"" out541)e of PtaiiY~C:tf'I&IOf)' yo-.. that I heM l•tUI: t>uga n...-e "*'' o subUo camo,_,. ttaQk:: l'llillh'M ...,;uf• future 11\d awbUtban t'IOf'M o - • QJII. ,.,..,,t ana u.kl f1Men on OM aMN trO!'fl tttlCKto4M.,.... comb, ano after only two drltlks ahe wae ••'-'Q'n•no c:onwfliwtq O'ftof the spilt t r u • t - l10<11 H.,. Z..tancl ,,.,..., . - , plekong up onotclt<oo ol oon ..."'""' and m~mD f\01. . of •magtt •n4 wOtdt t l•ked I woo b<>Qinnlng lo I"' uocoml0<1oblo Thojournonotlc eoge •at ltartlftg IO WNJ IWIY II I wondered If I ,.0 - . loo oblocll"" lor too long Mlc•OO<lOPic lmpanlal~y mlghl lit news b<n dollni!OIY not poopla They do..,.. "'*' "'*'''' ,'* .._..ICteen Cfly ootlo I ... 1rm Ch&U ThtM bOIUt H, tooktd Gertdin.gty a\ my ton~ w&tef dtsou•N<I "'''" a ·•obNfv~ ~•""ta P'•r ~ • •• llt)'nc compoauion ot Itt own Blat your O'lllln thyraua or bOIIO< They ... limply 100 frogilo. - · A 0101-.cl gil.. moolle !hOI plekOO up lho kitChen llghll. """ - - 1 0 1 0 0 1 - giOl«<, .......... with ..... '"""""'' . . lhoY _.,.,... Pttvataty Nt hq; mind• .otnlfUu".no ana twttHftQ •n rernen'\bef They potty to lorgol. and thoY ·-lhoYdo " lac:! llltl •n g - - - h i t g..._.._, btalto H o l - ....,. .. Thotlam&l ~ u - - Oftty ~-lkey, ~'"· ct~ 01 UIOOO, eourtJon-1 t d I htl._ ton.w; wet• and mnttd t taw e.llnCtl Hom II'J ~· ~ CIHI She was ••••ro ptaportd lor d&tt..._.,andbloNt4t ' ""'ohi'' ng '"'hado of the 0\IY A•llk'IQ alone II I he ta-. lolat"'O Into the lr~_t Banonu In Octoo. • Hmr Banan.s tn Octotllef. no .... ttft't air t{anaDOftatton wonctarh;tT" He wu &e.,lftO Wlto the dtlih, ..oows on Iable. Chin Nnda The MCtet ptOhH.S.ty or taenanu ....'ell ... _ oil <lUling lho day l>acllooMd 111011 on I w..,.,..OC!Into tho dining,_,., t oecognltacl tho • - _,..,..of South ~n ptnU at'd TN party ••• •iM.ng down. 1 looked !tHo 1M l•••no room a.t1nc11 wu aiu~ ,..,..,aya on tome guy's Jw~,M. Mf arms atound nta neclt e.,.ea.nlng ••..:tJy wt111 o..s ror ''" )'Mil before rttum~tng 10 TtJete ...,., Ql...... all ovtt and tomoeont wu croonlno lov. ro to~ You B•bY tn ~ht comtf I U.trnld logo AI I wOI QOlllnQ my COOl I m<tl my 1.-cl Ho lloocl cleaning hit giiiiOI by tho- "Got -~ rna1 ..1al?'' "SOIM," I NicS. my-ooiOttitlng "1M tho plcklngo WotO oltm tonlgllt." He ~ •·Th.., IIW.)I att In an AfC.Oy wUh I c:ontc:fenca," and he wtnktd and amlled orawety •• I lltt>POO out Into tho higltl nlg~t olt cot•eoe .n. dowD in the flood looking up, looking down •w-lul-. guoe o l!ly 1!101!1 SCHOOLEY V... - . . .- __ ..... . . . . oiiiiiOWO\' _ _ _ ... _ ·--~fOI-thooiiiiMIIfOII.._.too u..~-toar~---•lgo.rmmol<lno So I l~tt<l It c:hallllo tho IIWjocl by lol"n tho of 1)11<11 .... OoiOA<I 1M l>oyl go<ona --but -·fOliO llld<..., two l-In -lotto - - rm · - youtNdl , , _ , . •• 110111 bod So r m - m y - ol"""'- utlft-and 11uH ond a - -.Ito Friday nlfhl. -"0 k\ the tl&t'De Ol hd Ia ... a mc)¥te on FtiiCSay -.., till- """" wlncl 01 -111n11 go 0110 •aU tNt teet ••t ...We_,."""' 014 tf\t#l 1,_ Nmt ._ ..._._ 1 "'""' d's ,.,..,. tao. !hot, yo ~no• But tNn a d.ai'J. M t.ht waJL &-.lid • • O'Mf' 1.... bottle 1 _....uy buotacl on IN """' Mel lhoY I 11MIOO IO 001 mot0 qotOcQt Mel v."'-"'.,..to.. • S o l - t - .......... - • acarect I •at btd 1 Cit«' and t ren Ot"ef to Me .,.,.... , , . . - - ~~vo , _ . , . 11oo1ao ladO<}' and of ,._ hOfN.- ~s,loro_t_,..,,.....,_,~..,­ - I • _.,... . , IU'I - 1"0 N Uyt 10 - ttlouQIO turt MCI .,_~ OOW'I '""'!' w..... "-ll'12>'4o(l_llo.l _ _ gwoootto •- - 1o 1 ,., .mo,.., ~tO QOt " ' ' - ' · - 1-'"'-· hoM"-- ~ lolo wont -lloocl by IN .... .....,~."' ... "-dttoN. tt• ,..._.off ''*" f_. .. _ , ... ........ 0 _ _ _ ,.,.....,...,"'"'. ~•l' 4oiftjJotfM Motoo-ytlwo_t_to,...l....., _ _ So r.,...._,.- t - 1 - ' t a•udyaiUOOCI ~­ ·-.,.·~~- .... n....tj\AI ......... -•rtdon coe 1 .,......,"'.. or IOI'Nlfttftt M t·m ~~,.. ..,. ...,..,. ..,,,Nil IN ole"""' O!OII!MO . . _ .,._,"'" , _ M.el.ANOOG-- o O'OOI- 11011 II I oo It""--~ obovt tw- '"*'- llooM~ lo tho oiCI IM'ti!IYQIC- ,...... H t w.,....,,__,......,..,.,,_.2~· ......... till-- -..,on wllilo -lhoY",.__ -.e Clmot.-. w-.. . G t - .... collco ...... Tho okl .... wa ••• ~....._too. 'Then N ..n '"'*' I woo oon .. """"'.,., ... l•'llecl "'' 1 -0!1 and_, to I""' IN 011)0. TMI'I Ylow-- So It otoiU - · · I QOl -1110 QOCIOomn \It! noo<ty >.noc:•o - - lf>ogodd....,. 11404 Oft 10110111,11 I IN ~-.. ..,..,.ab-tcNn .,..11Mf , •.,. ~ Mltf'l' ratnu'l and MC1 COld u all,.., I alo>'t- In 1110- yOl onotl 1!'1' wope ~ QOOdorM ..... Hat!. I jeo wuhed 1110 IIOOI "~ ot'stiiO ~--oniiiOt-,Hwroncl " g" ~ 111mn0e1 ttJnl!ln _,oil ol 1110 ~.Hat! • ~-I ook lor -hln,l QOl "tho--" bO - - l l l p l...n<Ooely " -.o.r•-"oldoyon ,... -ylloo.oolltn ..,._.... onc1 "*'"'"-... -v.... -. ~· --· o - .... - •Mt• Yo"'" Catt'l 1 . _ -OUI Cou!M, I -·1 liM ot>y o 11\tt grutt I put ""'f l o o t - and 101<1 Tm ..-..n 1f'tl Gaooree-t.Mre·a101n1 fOOd ec.tiOtt ta gee"" on ltnogltt " &no olontt<l """"bl"'- .,.,. onc1- ''""'' H.,.._..,.. .... ...,,_ · - · ..................... ,.,., - b y ..... gocldooNo · - -·•oc:tUyl>l\<11 - l h t l bOIO<t. Slow So ta !hinge out. Qa 1>11; thot _,_...oo I OI~MIIolollgtttculf on t h o - . -· -·0 1'""" •-h lo.,_,..... - ·hot\ IIWIG•- do~ Slit-~-.....,..,. hl\10,yobulq..ocnono<-...~---tolho • .,._, .,.,.,. •• ~ "" end eonen me up teet• tt ftwn hor -hoi). Fuel lh .. ettP I g r - my- and ---· - t o McllowgM'o lor a IIC>PIO and o bolo At least 1!'1 Quoel I -·1 1-.10 tnln~ oi>OUI II I g~ 00 I Wed. 00 , . ,. ..,., llrtlll 0! d oil ANI, but thol boy'o o - ll'loutllll Otlntto bO 10\IQII 01 Nits, but ldlld, 100 Tho 1.o<0 - · how ho·o ....... 00 000<11)' lhlrlot"" 1011011,""' """""'' mwt '""' to""" ""' 1110 1001, 1 ,.. -·c ..._ to llllttk-.etl • --·"- .. ""'---' �New International UB Center Aids foreign students 'THE 11001( THAT STARTm A MVOLUTION . . PSYCH01'1teRAPY. The budget-pla,gued lotemational Colleae folded this summer because of fiscal restraints. reforming as the International O!nter, which attempts to biTer an alternati~e to cultural isolation for man) of the foreigners that reside in the Ellicou Complex. But it remains a temporal')' ans,.er for the woes of foreign students at UB. A steering commmee is currently at .. ort decldina what direc:tion it should take The Center is exempt from the budaetary problems that plaaued lnt~tional Collqe the last ,,.o )'ear$. ··we used to be International Collqe, "O!nter Program Director Genevieve James explained. "We were not funded correctly becau~ ,.e did not offer many counes for credit . Last year Lbe academic prog3m was cut altoaether, and The Collqes did not fund us at all." A UB Presidential task force studied the coUe&es this sum=r and recommended that some pans of International Collqe remain . " The University will have a new president and a new Dir«Jor or Counsellna of International Studies next semester," James noted. " International Center is still ~NOCfH£R JUSt a temporary commmitmcnt for the University, my appointment is only temporary. International Collqe was a gap that had to be r.Jied bety,.-een the old International Collqe and the University." This year's budge! is mainly for starfi111- James, a receptionist, and a graduate assistant. UB students come to the Center to auend meeunas and events. James sttid "all UB students benefit from our services, not just for~ students." H e e.\plaJOed, "our purpose is to promote international understandina and to create an environment y,.here American and fore~an students can come together to interact." Tbe Center offers proarams for UB students y,.ith an emphasis on SIUdent services. Student$, faculty, and the community are encouraged to cooperate a.nd 'hare knowled&e on international ISSues. " We tJ')' to represent Lhc Urtivers:ity, and to involve the community also. including orr campus 5tudents. Studcnu also come from Burr State and other campuses. We try to bring everyone together. ·~Seth Allen COMMUCf£R BR£<AKf<ASCf! Just for You!!! T~ursday, 'ThePmW ~-a-t~ niJIIIPIIt.dc end 11 now 1w11t11e r1 bocll<*lrwl ~ onllr dlaA ..-4 le 06 pW S1.50 ~ end Nov. 12t~ iQ Capeq Louqge froiQ 8:00 aJQ - 12 Nooq ~1D'S..~ .• ~~200 ~ ........ New'ftn,NY 10017 -·-0..0 ,_,__ --.......---. ~----·-- ...,. -·-·------·-·--··..., ti'r.Of'ftCXIIr 15c iloJluts �Proxmire asserts budget -cuts are not deep enough In exclusive interview I J CAROL I . CllECCA Sptt:t""" Sltt/f Wnt<r SaWor WU!wa Proxnure (0. W - ) Wei lao . . t tlwl PT..- Rooold "-'•buda<t.,... r11 _,.,p, cW-., OSICRJlll tlw further r o d - ID opcaclifta could hdp lh< US - percentage ra~ on ttudenl loan i > f i U - i c - .. PToxnwe mad< lut r.....,... dwtna .,. adldlft IDltMcw wiiJI Tlw ~ S.wday _..Ill& berore aa appeormtt • Frodoaia SU!e Co1Jcae. n.. 66 .,_old SaWor new r,.,. Wooblna<oa to llulfolo before belli& cln•a~ oo Frodoalo b) ua pror..- Monio ll. Po<uMua. Pro-ore, a ..-be< o r the Smat ~ Commilt«, nocod t1w1 ''the CUll bad to be o1«pu.• • The Stna1ot oomldtn propcHod ror aa<Odcs and _ . . .•• He abo bdoap to oh< B&nlunJ, H0USU11 and Urbu Mr..,. Commouce, •111c:h review~ lqulat""" pm01nt11J to bouWna and cum...:,, and price b""-'• 1 poymmb but the Senate rtjected tlaat propotal. The intn'u t rate w.ill AIDg auhe prQent nilu percent.>> -William Proxmire controb AllhcKiaJl many audtnu red that the r-.1 C'Ulbacb in rodtral fUIIJ>dal aiel ,..,.. loo llar>h, Proxnure ....,.od "lh<J _, lornllod " P rourur< blamod cutbacks, • subject or COftll<krabk dtbote 10 Cocl&rtU and or consldcrable lmpon&nc< "' <011... ~~clmu, on ~. abool'tnt Corl&rw or any rcsporuibilii,J. R..,.., tried to oncrcue the pcrcauqe rat< oo •udtol loan poymenu. but the Stnatt rtjcclod thlt proposal. The int...,t rat< Wl11stoy llllhc prtscnt nine pc<tent," the Stnaoor notod. On tht IUbj<Ct or Ptll Oranu-rormcrly known •• IIISic Edll<lloonaJ Opponunuy Oranu (BEOO)-Prounlre Slid lh01 "the numb« or rtdpitnll wall be roducod.'' Ht oclaod that th< JOvmunent ,... bctornlna mort "rl<1 when dtalina with pclltntiaJ app&anu bccoust or tile count!)''! teonomie p<oblcnu. On dtfCIIJt l.,utS, Proxmlrt u~trtod that many o•tntU no>al boltl ..... OCC>WifJ, araulna ohot the nation must be stronaly ckrmdtd. "A. Jti'Ofll molitll)' dtrtn~t In EurOP< "ct~tntial," he sold. "Wt must maintain ackq~te rorc:d on NA.TO." Ht arauod thll thcrtlhoulcl be no rodU<Iion in lht rorca Jtllionod 1)11 " ' • Europun continent, tlptdally Ocrmany and Italy. p rounirc, who votod qaonu tht 101< Of lh< A. WAC planes to • Saudo 1\raN, Slid the IOic would hiV< unprodidoblc mulu Oft the {;amJ> David Trcoty, "Our country will pn>bably stand by lh< Camp DoYid T-y and posklvdy ..,_.the hrado'o," he IDIIAtllllC<I. The Wei thot Iotti< lobb)1na occurred dunna the AWA.C - · · cklplt lh< oomplalnu or ~ncral pcopk thlt l l mn._.s the outcome thfO<Oih barpiruna. He salcl tba oox:b rtporU - · ... _..ed .. aad -od he """"od bule reodbadt. Most or lh< lobbYil\l. he salcl, rrom t h e _ . . . . . "'"' " hod vauc1 rdWICIOI ....,...,.. u. lh< 101c. "They wantod lh< A.WAC oalcto takt piiiCt r.,. thctr o"" fuoan<W ~omtra," s.n...,. ProXIIIUt tole! TJw !¥>«tn1111 Rock and Roll Friday the 13th -with THE GOOD RATS FRIDAY, NOV. 13th Fillmore Room of Squire Hall, MSC at 8:00pm BUR cl WINE A VAa.ABL£ TICKETS: (Proof of at• required) $4.00 Studenta SS.OO General WAD COFFEEHOUSE prescnta • Folk Guitlllilt -Mark RustScahrrdcry, Not1. 14th in the RotWeflor of Sqvire Hall at8:00 pm u.so ~. u .so c-..1 IE.E.R 6 WN: A VAUif.E ........................ I �VROOM I Buffalo car show brings out auto connoi sseurs Genna! MotOB and ford J'lo! sudl 1 btl 1\11'1 f.D tratklftl dow. a the Amcri<AII D«am, ohal ~mdfntn ...( (Ofld ho• . ImPOrtAnt Chcy reaJty afT. There'' foUJ "h«l< and 2rul pOUnd> ol utd trampena do'*l'l c~Cf) ,crft'l in tilt nao- lootJna ro< IOtllth. _ . , and aJorl' ADd ...., " .... IMG~tbt•hft:lftlf'\U r-=hn lk cad, l b c - .. .,..1 cad _ . the ..,. oaak ,. -I'll Soodt " til< hie of t h e ~;...,. lhoo< pcork """ ~ I)O<a<U<d by lh< R"hl Fo< thorn th< llldlll ............ Ihe CDd -and ohey bo<oto< ...,.,....s on wnuu6e to thnr C!ars~ l'hcy suo~c­ lhtm, oh<y potisb lh<m and .u tbey lo .. lh<m a~e Tloa< ..... lht t:dt.abetorl at tht ~ on ~~......... ""'" "' th< Boffalo Coa-.mttDft Cmtcr Tltc ........., noo. o~oo.......... •u foiled ·~h- ISO con Mao)' ~ a. tlu0'4bld to e.orc t"fCKpt'f"OI.d days,, l&ec'S •hal a dollal ol....,..nc CDdcdlh< ...U ·, tlunt .nt.tnd or ............_ ... Thar OWIKU had thtm buffed and ololnona .. ~. bltl< duldrcn aolna to "'itJt tf\(u lf&ndparrm,, bc$ldc 1 . oh<rn aood obt """"'· ""'tina ~.proud-· Nod Bla>r ••• up lh< i!lanll& Jlanttt ..- 10 .... rtfwtboJhcod llmtl<)-a rat cta.i<. H t - . tbt _ . . . . . of tbt atdo<!)P<al l:A4Ja>h _......,... ' "" top .... ltlld """ haadJcd """""' IU<k , H" -ley•asmacnofocmo. loo &l«nuna rbon) c:JlC'OOf .. D toaLtd ••lh thr tbuUK'DCC: t.tar'o h&ho-and •hy ""'· 81aor dtptd<d how bt >h<ttcn h1> rth1"k r,om thr •wid. or • ~ort u m a \'Jiull." bt laid. panl) <hu<lbna 01 bu -•dY " h .• ttl • •dl bvrtd bt.aklq ''I coaopl«e """ - bouala'l' l'fOit<t- dnica." He b so filled "'1111 chead O'<f a PO"oblt lbtll IUt h< rard)-of <"<T--<.11.................. ll<ntl<) for • sp.n. ''I can't takt 11 ouc;• odrnou<d 81aJr. "If ll<ft n ouo on cht ~rm, 1n a half·hour it v..oukl dbappcat room lh< f... of lh< tatlh .. I.Ja)lo 1 <andlt for- anybody •ho Iran b«auw BWr •-ould mea lum ••th tbt anf< and fury or a Ltl.talqpmc h....... ~w........,...,_ .....,IIICOI,...,. ......,.. l<n by .... . , . , _ . - · orr tltt ><atdl •-ch a b01Jat< of -UIIIftll, ma)ltt from h11 '*-af\tn& StJd,. ••1 •"OUkiA1t W-. 1111 m<r<y," BWT~. \\nb <Old <>t> >lonna w&IJII< lht.ad, cr•dhnachc cant ln hJS armi, and probably r«naao,.. lh< ocmano In has mmd. "Tlu• car as a part of me" 11 ........,.,. .. r.tosa) t1ta1 Blw•• ~.,. acurwk .... e:.-nnr~~r~ .. adl s.ho•liiAD u tilt Con•mtton Cenoa 5aUy S<ro~a and Tom c.r.o1 o..a •tr• don' ••T"hey ctt or lppr«'I-110ft. • k kk out of 11 111d wouktn ., or ~ ~'Ofth a.,....... it to o ..n a cat tf )OU couldn't dn\-t tt.•• Out on oh< rood " "h<r< .U the tOtl and tatoo< po)> off Oflm _... rull up to Gar-ol'' tf'd madu.nc-. ~~:r.1'HE OffiCE fRO~fttlSSIONS Of rtJU1crin& 8 votC' •btd Obey &« I kitk OUI Of II, I &« a ko<k OUl of II," bt omlltd Th<n i s - ....,.w- formauu or faa. SUol..a-ud ba huobl&d- c.r.ol Hd f ..... 01 • Oanool'• <X«CU< r-"'c !Of .... car-it hal to be a dear and w:ny ha'< crated e mfonnal .., dub day ...., ana.nlyllOI ., th< Tltcu Ideas oo cot care ltlld .,iDJcr. lllii.kiOd of u........,." >Cn'ICUII _ . somilarl) l10~<d 10 r_..blc: fO< his rune: )'tat old oht pnnci... rnooh<rhood bOt - ...... nctdma Ol obey treat thar can lot< 1 "'"'a touch up. Both c.r.ot and Chona Doll• Blan were curatOI"$ of roll1na mu:K1Jms. the on I)' dirfrttn« ' ' Onvina is *hac you '~~~~Ork on bcina .... younaer Oa""ol ... hli thtm IO<," O......t Jald. "II o•ncn wuh thor ,.heels mou.nttd oaht ftt-'l 10 each Olhtt. AJ • ear out. It -.as ltoruc that the: only ntubttor v.bo usn ha~ cat "ood polultma • y,..., Lamoo~ .to-11 from Onwlo 10 modd ()dclly niOU&h l,h< aiaJotlmlt .. noltht oonnobSClU"S Of IUlOMOd~t mli&hocnmeno. The IOIIOO<d Canldoon dod lo, bt CO<IIbiocd tbt of oh< YoctO<lilll en. •llll fuoctional>t!Jl) In 0 c:onc:ret< JUnaJt Abo lh< .,.uo-e ,....... Rider .............. '""' f01 il. Evao allcr..,.'.madt<d up ,...;.., the bla<k bucd •dudt looted immac:ula!<. .l...amoatap.c'-1 Jdlurt tei'Wd 10 dcnil .... <Oitr< eonc:tl>l mpportio& the el.hib&t. from a aJar>«, lh< promo<cr• -1red oo b< dlullralina how inmdlbl< auoomobtlcJ ..... Oaohmna ptOplt to suppOn tb<!r thouabli tbey cot I SO. The« lltOPI< •cr• .,tmntd..., .. howe: 1""' fOl <'<r)'ttuna • bot ....ppo>td 10 do, Olllldy to b< tltt ba__, potnt A ODd potnl 8 . lull li\t ,....,..,. ore 10 nwll<um and ""'"'an to •p<nd, automobile> - ua:pl onl) ti:ac hf11 &n"C: It 1 ode. hr ,._._es 1110 v.«kt Ttut n ahnou .atnha.aoui to the I rut arr: to dri\t-IW)t """"'· .... ••,.,..., Roder··· cott«t RECORDS: ANDSpring 1982 registration materials may be picked up at: 202 Baldy & 319 &quire from 9 am-5 pm NOV. 17th & 18th ONLY·for any student registered this semester. <-. All directions for the remaining Spring registration will be Included In the \ materials being .distributed. Peppeuoine Uniueu s sf.cy Sc h ool Of Law wiohoo to annou.,.. thoo an admboion oHm will bt on .,......,.. to ..,W.. with any-lnttm4ed In J>UI'IIUinc • lop! educatloft. To.....,.. an ulltrViow Ol to lltftld a lfOUP-. contact .... offiot llohd bolow Dot<; T11a...hy c - - """-•• c a. lio n - ll, I til c.-... Offi<c ~mm!?n~t ~~HOME~; NEW Wtd. No•. 11 Fri. No•. IJ Any graduate and MFC student registered for courses this semester will receive registration materials in the mall! MMap. A c-c. WAVE n.~n. No•. 11 0.~ plu Less Dls tuff)ed SM. Nov. 1# Gvy Storm, with extra cheese awt tllte Daten Modem Men R 1 emote Control MIXED DRINKS 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 TILL MIDNIGHT DRAFT SOC SCREWS AND MARYS 7SC �r US-USSR nuclear war. A growing possibility? . .,. ByPAULLAUB lho lalt 1970s lho ~ ol nudoor- .... si!JIIIIconOI In ' - ~- Golap pol lor ,.,.._... .._..,.lound hi 6 8 - ol""'"""""' billow !hal " - " .............. chonot ol ... ...,.,, nudoor- '*-' lho lkdod s..... and lht ScMrt Union ....... "'"-· 10 _ . Tht «WW "'"""' nudoor - &nels liS or1gjns In IOUNd , . _ t.et.... lht ~ and,_ SIJ0"'9< polcloo lonnod OS 0 result. In ..sponsc 10 pen:lOIIIOd Arroorbn mfalory ...-.-. IllS.. IllS lht S ScMrt 1Xoion, ...ty 10$1 Ocl<ibor Praldont Ronald~ ~a $1~ bill<wl program ol nudeer ~ lnClJdlne lho MX mlulo •vs- and lht S.l bomber These_.. are.,., ollho rww ""'"''II philolophy MlMng • ...,. lho -tv 1970.-lhal lho ScMrt Union mull bo conYina!d lho Unlled Sla101 Is IUdy lo and """ ~~ allmil«! nuclrar war. Such a philolophy lo 1Duo1rol«< by lho clocislon lall AU!JUI lo build lho noulron bomb, a nudoor _ , p1monly <IHI!J>od 10 olop ScMrt...,.. on lho bonltliold dur1ng a ......,.tionoi_ Oppononu ollho liniled nudoor - Idle. ouch •• lho Bnlllh ~ lor Nuo:t. Dlwo:momon~ cblbllhol nudoor - can bo Ml)t......,. onco ~ and_, hi lho _ . . UMd so fit# 11. ~ ...,.,.... mublplt wort.<! .......... "'" - - lho poo<Yiy ol nudoor- by~ II~ to MX.-.. ...... l h l l n . - Tht llftshcld .. .....,., ........ - - ........lei bo UMd" ~ """"'-l w.... If ......... Will> tbo ScMrt Union ~ nudoor - 10 North,._, Ono .,.,.. . . - - •• llmlltd. """"~­ ~ mliwy lnotolaliom ll<e lnlm:onllnonloi bolbllc mlsslo !ICBMI bo..,. ......S bo lht mljollar9fl""lh c:llla and lnQ)slllol ...,..,. -eel A HOOnCI J<lln01Io h on ol.,..l nudeor war ~ ~lilt ......S sUJVIW unsulhod by lho nudoar _ . , WNit mo&l miliary planner>, regordloss olldodogy, \llew . ...,.., nuclrar war M r>OINng Its• than sulddal. the Idea olllmllod nucltar w« egalnol oeon1- NUCUAR WAR on POOO 10 �ANSWERS &., The Spectrum '• NATIONAL OESK UOII(l J.MOS "'(I UO "'PJJCC-mJO)/Ifi"'N puo ~ II Wiwl_,ggr ciUS - - b o g o c l l 6 --..:> ~""'' ·~~o~..J. ~ ·~ 'JuliOd •...,_, 'JIUO!u!a_.._, """'G IZI JN/OOWI 10-.o;, ~ 21 , . . .. cdv Conodoon prow!CIII-- ...., .. ..., ",._"''I 14 ~ ,-.., "'IJ. (II lo Pmw ~ Plom Trud.u'• ----~ ....... 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I'WWt Environment Spouored by: Cllele (F) GSA �TERRORISM Israeli terrorism expert Sabi Shabtai warns of nuclear destruction By MARTY ROSEN sixth• of the IICIS of terronsm ..,. thwarted befcn tlwy take place.• sald Shabtal "WI* ...,. $it ~ trnon>ts ar~ p&ann..g an attack on lsrad-and I hope 10 God !here's an Israeli suang Whln l"aell leiTIIr1$tn expon s.bl Shabw begon worl< two ,....,, ago on a llCMii about nucla• tmon.m. the hand ol the &lltl111 o/ AIOmlc Sclmtisu "doomsday dock" - • at _ , nunutn to miclnl!j>L When Shabt.ars book was pnnted !list year, the hand o! the clock ~ted to ltw mlrones to ~1. proulcllni the b~ tor Ills book. Sunday ni!#lt he wamecl an audience at the Greater Bullalo .le~A.-toh c.m~ar that the ....ne hand Is now at lour minutes of, and SWflel*l!l ~~~-the of dtsiJUCtion. ~ II a strong po$Sibllty morw JOCrW than law, that Wtonsts from sane !JOUI> w11 be ablt to lay Ill*~ on weapons of mass dos1NC11on." he caubOned "The prospiiCIS are Ia< men reel !han po<lllle rq)ju • Unll<e many opodalists, Shaba.~ an International expon In the fle:ld of'lenorlsm and ~. belir\lti that a rA¥:lear holoc.luJt Is 1101 IM\.1t.ablt But II an atomic showdown II 10 be a~ he sii'UMd. Cli!I'UIIrl ~ wl1 hew 10 be lakon lrmwdlew:ly "W« .,.._., oducate the public to the true nature of~· Shobtal explained "Most~ don't undlr<uond that IA!J'Iorllm 1o a war llll"'>l domoc:tacy • In the putiO )OTI, lour dornocrac:la hew been lolt to tenonom~y. Argonttna, lAbonon and Turltey In Uruguay, wNch he termed "the !lomwtrl Swttmrland of South America," the gowmment racced a,galnsl a - ""' faction "Toclay, there- no terrons15, but ttls no Ionge< • domoc:tacy." he said among them" s~ I• 1M c:lewlclpment of a tTNI!I narionol counter terronst force 10 operate In any pan ol the world "Nor an Interpol or UN (United Nallonsl." he slressecl. •we . _ j an alliance. We haw to cooperate men wflh othor counlrles • The UN b indfectiw.. he mmtalnod. lMic:auw the INijor\ty of rnrrnber5 arc non-clomocrallc counlrlu v.oho ~ the pnne.y llnendal beddng lor lmOrist actMI!es. lnlei))OIIs abo tnadlqua~e, he 5ald. naclng tha Xeac copia ol lnlei))OI reports were found In abandoned Palal!nlan U>mollon Orgoniz.allon (Pl.O) c:arrc>S·renorism Is the most dangerous Ploblom the western worid will haw 1o face In the 19SOs."ho predicted "When you're talldng about terrorism as a pn>blom, II does 1101 exist In c:ommunlst caunlrlu Cenaln gowrnments are 1101 only supportlrg ec:ts of tmorism but tlwy are btNnd 11.· he Aid "Terronsts ~tremendous Mandai "'''P"'1 from oil rich counlrlu~ I.JI¥&, KuwaiL ~- IWO ochools of thouglt In the Anoltwl "'*'' political c:ommunuy. one group rn!nlrnQes the effects of tenorlsm and anoltwl !JOUP maximizes "Qulle a lew people v.oho mlnlmlu the effects olterrorlsm are conect." Shabt.al said "The I9Jres art not slgnilicant The only problem IS, the pooplc pointing to numben are mbslng the point Terronsm Is a psychclogbl """'· he explained "There Is no wtJ1i 10 quanllly the effects ol -orlsm In of prcperty and ...... "I don't boMw lomlrlsts can dtstroy the US-It taka men than one or two r&ICier bombs 10 do 10." he con!lrued. "but the fnt one wl1 be the last one Tm .......led a.baut the ~ on democnllc lnsbtullons In lhiJ country." Shabtal maintained. "Peopl« may be wflllng to lilt the army lntfM!lnf' • The gre&IUI danger Is to c:MI tJbertles, he added, "the ClOnMqOenCOtS W\1 be far men reachn.il than In the pa5t 12 years, "''PfoOnalt!ly 4,000 people hew ~ kiled by tenortsts In the US last year there ....,. over 22,000 homlckles. Howeo..!T, tenorlst actions receive more expo5ure "There il a ltrong po..WiUty, more &ni'QIIe can ~ • H« at.cl the Olicago nou ol 1968 as an ~ The National Qlard was callod 1n to rut.cn J*IClO.. PeeP« dared as the troclpi ..,-.~ the c11y he teealod. "only I ml&uwy ..-~~on· The 11mt 10 confront tenor¥m 1t belen a ltm:ln>t IIC1 takes place. he said. dtrng lour steps that Wawm caunlrlu should be taking , , you wa~ untl an emer!JOI'IC'Y to restJuctur« HCtOI !orca," lw noted. "no one would ask lex C>OnjJ'nSional apprcM1 after the act • educaq the public. he .advocated the . .~of in!AIIIIgenoo ~. ~ the <Anlrallntilllgenc:e Agoncy lOA! and F«<oraa a..- ol ~ll!Jaoon (FBI) "CCaamr''llhat 11-. ~ hew been ·~...r In p&JI IIM'5 he c-.! the lor their .......... .,....,. a... '* Am.t(AtiiU"''\ o\Ct c-- Atct Of ,tt 0 _,e group will be abk to lay their hand. on weopom of maa deatnu:tion. The prwpecn are ]fr more real than pt'Opk realiu." '.b==============~ from the media "The medla acts as a Hiec!llle lftl9lllytng glass," he said. "Terrorist actions hew susi)OI!nH, acllon, a chance to capture headllnes." Shabt.al noted that lhe vlcllms are not the target In ttnoriSt attacks In 1972, Israeli Prime Minister Most. Dayan proposed a unlla1aral 111tthchv.al ol SO,... from the Sua Canal The Information ..,., leaked to Pl.O loader Yan Mfat shortly aher the raid on the Munich Cllyrr1'lt Village toclc place and II lmld athletes were kdled "(i)ayen't plans) could haVIt lotd plans for peace.• he said "But In the aftmnath of MuniCh. no IJtaell '-del' could come to the lsltld peoplt and ask lor a unilateral withdrawal from the canal.. Ul~~~nately. Israel entered a ......, that resulted In IDIIflll ~ and an $8 billion tltOnomiC lo11 ""'*h ..... 11011/B ~ ~ ~ rec:oun&ecl. "inc! people would AI'· but only II ..otreldlld" Baronet Candy ...ow 1£1"'1(.: fOR ltU PO\ITIOH lo•n co..nt~ Ice Cream Parlor i\~lut..,... "'"" be> cr•dwtf'l llfudfflu '" bu•OllO> -..lth "" accocmr·~• IY~'1 llnpon••b•lll>ft U>cloxh> '"~vrSI(If MttCNt>d~>f Otdot•rt£. j!n'-Mrottt c_ontrol A pff'P41rmr QPfill<nl .tt~fftriC"I'Ih 536 Englewood AYenue ~----sruoeNrs1o%-oF"F--l I On Ice C,.am Menu I L-------------------1 �-- - - - -.- ----- u -N 8 =-~~--r -1'-'N - Starving Africans homeless Find refuge .across the continent Sudon It E!Nopian 1n ori!Pn- 1111 ROGER M. CHRISTIAN The tNrd latgnl ~ approoclmalcly from Olad. lMng In Ntger~e, 400,~ Canwoon. s..dan, Nlger and lhe <Anlral African Rtpubllc, !hey &.d because ache ~·· political. penonol. and lnlanalional rtvMy ~from lhe In Olad. A cMI ......- ~ Moslems 11'1 llw nonh and bl.clc ri'nlsc.-.n African nadw religion-end Clnllans In lhe soulh began In 1960 elc.r Chad ~ indepondela from Frat~C~L e-n ctlfe-tnc fac~~am- repn!S8'1ted ac a 1979 pe.- confcttncle aimed ac ending lhe war • In 1980 fi!#ldng continued wllh IJbyan forcu mumg Chad an lhe side al President Goukalnl Wueddel. U,... chen announced Us lnlentlan lo wan- ~>nnaOiad. Thlt led 10 lln!JY and anxious opposltlan from wlll*t Chad as wd as liS nel!#>cn-Wllh furthe-r IJbyan edvencn E!l,pc and Sudan clfend mlltaty aid lo Haln's forces. N9er1a and F IIWI SI'IW Wuedclel polllical and lnle'natlonal support AI . , . - more rdugoots are sill cro&slng lhe bowdon al Chad 10 Ntgerll and Camoroon. The ln.,.. alftadon Is • virtual ....... wllh Clwlso.n, bl.clc ri'nlsiJ ....t Mo5lems ~.logrlhtf 10 CMrCOII'IIt choir ~1. ""*h "epn!$811$ 25 al Ched's 4,500,000 populadon. No! since 1M days cl World War I has lhcre - . lll'l!lll*'llllb 1M present refugee problem In Afrtc:a. In order fer lheH people 10 oUTVI\Ie !hey .... . , _ will .....,.. lo haw more proleln foods and an tnd .. "'" . . - """*'' cllnrenadonallntevenllon. 't.oMI ,_,.,.l>d, ••-.. .....,,...,."' ,,. douMt Today- November 11th 1981 International Nuclear Arms Awareness Dav 10:00 a.m.-6:00p.m. Squire Hall li Fillmore Room Conference Theatre Alcove Panel discussions l Films Music 7:30p.m. - 10:30 p.m. Mount St. Joseph's Academy (Main near Humboldt Pkwy) 7:30 The Reagan - Weinberger Dept. of Defense Position 8:30 Lt. Col. John Buchannan USMC (retired) Center for Defense Information, Washington, D.C. 9:30 Walter Simpson - Slidesho-..v: "What if it Happened Here?" 10:00 FUm: "War Without Winners" Lt.t of Supporting Frl~nd• RouiFonw .....,_. • G.SA ....... SclooP< A~ GSA Soodl""""" - . , GS.A ( :a t...q,"""' ~---c...wc;sc 00....~ n-- "'*" ,.__ P.w Gold_ . ._ c "'-J, 8 _ .£ . . ..._ """'*"" r....,u.. 11obet s,..,r.. JCS 1.-.....11 Cool u.-..a, ond '-v Kldo AF...._a ,..... , .AW.., _ Hang ........ I.IW!> --c..., "'- S1oof iV.S - . . . - o.e. ,._,., LM- ,., """""' .......... llaat - s....r• "-- _,..._ o...t.. ~ Leota. -- -- ,.,....._, Goo/ow · GSA ~ GSA ~ ~ eo.,d -ea.-C..., ,_,...,. TM ' - , . - " " " " lloc• ,_,_ ""* - o-.." CoriJ """' ....,ondeo.tl(oglooo .k . Ooold - "- no..o.. ~ a.... a...- ~A "'-"' ,..,_~ -c.- Oorioo S..... C:...,.. - Gcoyl. CWJt, ,._F~ Q.ya-..r.: la&t L 11aat s.- A...._ F 1Cof1ot -Aolooao ~ A a..- Thanks to all who participated and to those who gave us ti~, space, thoughts, ideas, .uppoi1, and comfort. And to those who believed in Peace. We are grateful to and thankful ~· for the Wes~ New York Peace Center. .I �SOUTH FIFRICFI Black labor unions threaten apartheid South Africa 8p DAVID ckLISI ~~lia!aund !he woctd concloemll..aparlhaocl So.lth A!rtca. forces Within tho W<!althlat natlan on the continent are slo.o.oty changing this racist gowmmont 11w key 1s !he 9"'"'ili number and power ol black unions a.nge •1at11d '" 1m ..r.n a gcMimfi'Wlt IA>k Ioree, calod !he ww.M Comrnluian - T hi! gD\IenWllent oppun cxwteet In as~ that tho black uniclos will assert tltemselves both economlcaly and'poljttcally. R«mtly the South African Allled Wo.Mrs Union (SMWIJ)-tha largost and most mllilllnl black ~ ln\)ortantlabor ca>cas1ans from Ob'dt. a 11w union won_ 11w most evidont risP ol black power due to unions is tlte poltbcallrilitancy ol SMWU member•. 11w union has opposed proposal by the South A!rtcan govemmenl to make the Ceskel homeland-an .,.. where lilacks atl! allowed 10 own land- separate from the nation on Oecembo:r If ihls cessation occur, who atl! black and ..'~Wte """""-. The unlono are now 1ak1119 otepl to auure that they wil not 1oM tlw they have 10 hard to win Union ,.._IS In lhft' hnal rcpor1 to the gownwnen~ !he Withahn Commission suggosted that sktlecl hf!#t J»!!lng ""'*19 )Cbs would no Ianger be ~ lor white worlun only Unfortunately, this ptoposal IIIII be left to the mntng ~ to inl>lemrnt as there wiD be no govemmen1 cnlor-•. Tho flght It long from CM!T ln So.lth AfricA. Layoffs ••e Imminent as economic !JOWih as.,ouklbtt.~ caused by black clornandi for ~~whk.loo ~the volw mtnomy's idtal SlaM quo. What resub.d was the lndusmal Condluolion Amendrnlnt Act ol 1979, g1111ng black unions t.gal sllii!J$ Although the uown•menfs action was no more thoro a tol<en gesturf from ..... apa:theld r«giMt to ke.p 1ht rate Is holwd. hlndmng some blacks from Join111!1 unions and the rTIOjC)nty ol ~ ••• Sill not ,.,u.,g tO~ black mo«tty "In w ; 11 ha• mabled black ~· 10 QrgllniU tllectllllly 1lw ond eflc1 could an tncr•w 1n po&.tal dou1 lor the black blackurjgns Anolhlor problem Is that mc»t ol the newly farmed unions are paml),t k"'-'PCC!! • low !dllcal profle ....,....., ol the mojOnly Tociay. CMW 70 nabaral and gowmrnon(s strong acliDI'I• n-11011111~ ~ black unions, ll'd.clong "- u s tub&ldltlft ol the Ford M<*lr ~and Among these were uniOn the IWiogg Corrc>anv I'UlC9'IItlon. pay tncre,HS, and Su~.the~t Is tncroastngly dl-mg that tt 1n'4Xowd woridog conditions must aher policies and In Johannesbuf!lo worker• lound a yut·long bAttt. lor ~tomM!the I'ICO!J'IIi<ln by lhe Colgate dernand5 • uniOIU and Palmolive c:orl)OI'allon Lat«r 1ht ~ Al~u'*'" union three.-.d 10 , . !he ............ acoounl b onlv fnl logal lllilc by a bl.ck. 160.000 ollht caunaw 1M and one.W n6ln black - ollht pollnblll ~ .. So.llh Africa wtic:h ._.td haw ' - ' coupled ....... bo,cott ol Colga• procU:u - PUBLIC EMPLOYEES & RAY NOWAltOWSKI Ex~u1 tve Ol•e<:tOf Council 3S, AFSCME THOMASPISA THE Prulden t New Vorl< Educ.tOfl' AIIOCietlon t FO<mtt Prutde nt Bulfllo TMc:he!l F~ltlon RIGHT PATCO TO Rep<- ntllove AiDA WlLL£5 Generel O..ty I'OSTAL STRIKE Emc>loY" THURSDAY 7:30pm ..--.dbflhll november 12 N<JrM. R()tt>A.tll Ntticlfl.. L.w,.,s G11l1d Ctdlcl c- PJow~cltcl at lntling union powor, blacks are wnq some \llclorlu ~ tst.abkh.l..,...... 1 0 - worWs lht .,....,....., .. olfered ., the Unlwrslty ol Willllolatersrond Once • union 1$ firmly embedded In a company " turns its ell0f1s to new ra~gets lor labor organization This strength al lhe plano lewl-wttil keepo the union hnn-was mining during tho WlSUCICielslullabor movements ollhe 1920s and 1950s Oeopjte ~~ anempts Ollii15CS rnrrnben-haw rog!Strred. Tho most ptetnincnl of lheu mixed unions b lhe Metal and Al1ied Worker's Union (MAW), wltidl had a 50~~ membership Increase In tho past nine motlths. It now boasts 30,000 150 F..W Hall Main Sb'Mt Campus SUNY Buffalo SMWU members would be exempt !YOm trawling and cxgantullons at arc bolr\g ~ted tlwou!ll lhe use ol fiiCICX)I committees, Analysis working W\ Soulh Alrlcb T hlr1yoorw ot lhe :r1 """"" 19rer.c1 1n South AfricA mc:e 1979 .,. black An adclllonal S2 uniOns oonsiJitng ol both Tbe Gracf•ate Student Ot-p nliatloft, of the - .__.,~ $UHVA8 THE GENTEELS Family Concert To~ lllf PETER Df!JU'ffWSICI HEIIOIUAL SCHOtARSHfP FtJHD st,INOAV. NOV. 15th 2.00 .... c--.,_.... !(MM. . . ., _ _ 111 Elll<.a ~SUNY AI ........... ....-~--" _ ....._ ............... nt -..... ..._ tu~n-Mr. ....._.., .._. ..... """"''*-- .... ~HEAR 0 ISRAEL , .. 0.. hom Tbe JEWIStl 818l.E 1:811 875·4265 manned by trained 5llop stewardJ who receive thetr ~ lhr()Ujjl tmtlng ~~ pdUlcalt; acaw black unions At tt. prOieCI <Mt! the Clskel ..-sion, 200 SMWU members wme arrested The newly won freedoms connol be withdrawn wlohout couo&.g lhe damaging ·NIIdcot slriles ol 1973 GW for Graduate Study: Health Servi~ AClminlstradon �us shuttle battleship? a, The Kremlin thinks it is Q .lACK ANDERSON~ .IOE SPEAR WASHINGTON-No orw has boon ''''lldq the Ammc:an ~ shuttle P<O!J'ar!1 mooe doMIII !han the RIJS5ians_ Thl> 1<1-en*o bolltws the Unllftl StaleS IS ~ 10 tum lhe shunle 11'110 a ~ batllesNp l he tpocecrajt IDtJI dni~d for JHDUful aploration., but there., .om e merit in the Some"' IUipictom. '*""""' The """""""'& was desi!Jlod foo e:xplcnban, but thore's some mmt on the Sovwfs suspicions. Pentagon 5tnlle!JSts ha~ ~ pl4ns to use the shunle for defense. Here are a lew~ The shuttle c:oold cany SAO satelbtes toto orb! at a lraaion of "'hat It costs to l&un<h the sateD.tes from the <'llrth. Pontagon researc:hon are dowloplng a star Waf$ ray which c:oold bhr1d enemy sat•llites or knock out ~·· This could be Installed In a furure space st... tile. The st...nle could !eny smaD nuc:lur warheeds onto space and place them strategk:aUy In D<blt. That way, the weapons would always be ready Requiem for • w atc:.hdog? Congress lor Instant retaliation. It '''ould be lar cheaper created the Federal Election Comnusslon (FEC) than building MX mlssl.les or B· I bombers to In 1974 to msure !hat pclnical campai!Jls were cany nuclear weapons. hcnl!st But now thefe's a backstage move In The space shuttle could bo used to <l<U1t('J Congress to put the eJection watcl1dog$ on a Russia's killer satellltes, which ha"" already boon Jeuh. teslftl. The st...nle COIIIoi , The SIN! lor behind the plot ts Reger Jepsen, kldnap-spac:enap?-thdc'tller sattllites by R·lcwa. and he has a per$01\111 ~to pick with lterally pluclttng them out of space ~th a the FEC mechanleal arm. Indeed, the p'mary puJll(loe of ln 1978, the ClOI'MIISslcn accused ~ of the second shuttle mission Is to five astronauts • hOI pooperly filing flnanclal reporU from hb chanct to test the st...nle's carg~>loodlng Senate can..,ai!Jl-a common mistake, But the mechanical arm. Incident generated pi( nty of bed publici I)! for In lairneu, fl should bo said that some top ..,.., back In Iowa Since then, he has been Pontagon ofllclals strongly oppose tJ'Oiilattmg the tryq 10 sa;nle 1he conwnlsslon. space shuale. Now, 1he Mlllltor has 1he badttng ol 15 of his ~ who oJso want the FEC writlm out ol E.xc:ellat c:holcc: Rcmombol Emnt CXIStencl And ~ of .lepwn's supporten IS ldwer? tW was Praklcnt Ragan's fnt S.. Paull..al.all. R·Ncv.. Preslclent !Wagan's ~~--~~loJ~!Iil!~~lll"'::10 head the tuman tWm ~at 1he ron-~ chawman Sea~ 0epartmont. We dug up evldlnct that he lnddfntaly, the FEC Is st:il audoang!Wagan'o was poooly ~ lor 1he ;cb There was a ~bcakJ Senate itwesbgildon. and Ufewr "''thdmN Wldor 1ft HeadliAa and footnotes: Olflclals of the Now 1he pmidont has selected Elliott Abrams McDonald's hamburga chain tock umbragr and lor 1he post. Ale dl!gng ~r~to IU rtCOid. we flied MJ!t when a Jape-.. IMI food company ha~ ClOI'dldecl he Is ., eJ<CI!llent cholc:. began Mlllng • pany eallod the "Macbulger • The Alnms IS _.,an aulstant stcreSaJy of stat~. J~ suprema COU11 ulumately ruled on and he'o a~ con.,etent ~l A swch app<Jal that there's no place !or "Macburgers"ln ~ oanfidonllal State Oopartrnont rnemo5 Japan and cables - ' s ._ Incidents that lllustrat• hb -Followers of the Har• Kmhna cult ~ abOttles taken up l<'lnpO!ary rcsiden<le In the lobby of the ~I Services Administration buoldirlg In last May, the United States wound up 1101Jng dcwntown Washington, and there's nothing ~t the World Health Orgon"-'1100'1 tnfant Uncle Sam can do about It under federal law. formula code. Essonllally. It was a 1101~ against The Kr1shnas are sell1119 pamphlets and Incense, Infants and In favor ol the formula but the bureaucrat• haven't gotten the lalth. manufacturers The United States was the only Fedmol offk:~als soy ofs)ust pan of their "living developed natlon that voted aga.lnst the cat. . It 1 '-turned out to be an embarrassment buolding poogram • Unltod Footurer Syf'dlcato ,..,.,..,_ PSYCH STUDENTS,Oo you like corree and donuiS? Even 11 you don't, come to get·together TONIGH T at 7' 15 In 339 WEDNESDAY NIGHT f> "JUST FOR THE LADIES" 3 •9 5 - For All You Can Drink! and Yo u Keep Your Gabel'• Glaee THUISDA Y NICiHT LIVt N ov. 12th A Tribute To The DoorA with Lizard King featurilll all Doore muelc ,,c \ ,...... Squire Dynamic Rob Adlmakl from UB'e Clinical Psych Oept. will bftef us on Grad School application tnfom>atlon Be there, AlohL Informational Meeting concerning SUNYAB's Overseas Prog"m in Grenoble, France Students who have participated In the program will talk about their experiences an~ explain the working of the program. Scholar•hip offered for a qualified student. Wednesday • Nov. 11 • noon Room 930 Clemen• All Are Invited To Attend �OUCE BLOTTER POUC£ aLOt"TEa ......,.,~l,IJII SOunt CAMPUS llEPOITS: 106-wxv aDd owned by the Americ:aD Humanist Asloc:iatioD. W'dkesoa s. Room-BuraJaty-A fcmalt rqJOrU penon($) WlkooWll t~~l<red the abovt locatioo, cut the lock off the victim's locker, but took notbina. Red Jtdtel S, lnd Floor Mala·Badcy Loc-Pttit Larcmy-A malt ~ru pcnon(s) ullltnooo~ removed hiJ Netr Jawy plate 2JS·MBL Loctwood Ubrary-Pubbc valued at $27 -'0 from his car. Lewdness-A fc:malt rcpons Mau~·Badcy Lot-Petit •bile she was Slud)'Ull at the l.atcmy-A fc:malt rcpons Lounac-Ciiminal lOcation, a black male ptrSOa(s) unknown removed Mischief-Patrol rcpons exposed hmudf to her In a her Colorado llccnK plate • pcrsoo{s) W>koown sbOI a BB lewd m&DJ>el'. JH·9813 •alutd at $27.50 from lhrouah IWO windOWS at the Moot Court, O'Brian her car at the above localioa. above location caliSina $100 Hall-hlil ~y-A male M&Jn·Bailey Lot·Pttit damliltreportS penlp(s) uatnown l.atcmy- A malt rcporu Moody Terrace-Criminal took his black..,.lealber brief pcnon(s) unknown took his Mischief-A male rcporu case wbicb contained a leather· banay valued at $50 from his pcrson(s) unknown broke the boWid diary, National Law car, 928-VOW. driver's side front window of Journals aDd pcnonal ~· Main-Bailey Lot -criminal his mother's vtbide causin& Value, SW. Mlsdtlef-A male rcpons SHlO damqe. Plate no. Farao-LottcriJI&-A male ptrSOa(s) unknown spray 9077-AEW. repons l tu$plcioUI males were painted hil •dtldc, 610-FJP, Poncr I, Room-Criminal loitcrina at the above location. causlna S300 darnaac. Mischief-A fcrnalt rcporu Farao 4, Ulld 6-Falsc Fire pcnon(s) Wlknowo sbOl a bole Alarm-Patrol reports a tnalc Wed...Uy, No•_....,. 4, 1911 in the window at the a~ .... arrated for pullina the location causina $200 damaa•· fttc alarm box 43 at the abo-. NORTH CAMPUS localloD. REPORTS: 11nondllf, Novtabcr 5, lMl R-8 WCS1-Falsc Fire Alarm-Patrol rcpons • orr of Skln~><t>1llt NORTH CAMPUS fa:ll&k sates •hilt wailifl& for Road-RC>C:O\a) -A male REPORTS: bcr lx01hcr 1oM acadcntally hit rcpons a car •u $1ud In the the bo• at the abo•< location . mud at the abo•e locauoo. Talbcn Hall. Mt~~'s Room b> NORTH CAMPUS REPOIITS: abo•• BuD Pt~~-A.ssault-A male rcpons that unkiiOWD pcnon(s) btal him up aDd robbed him of bis wallcl wbicb contained S10 cash aod pcnona1 papen. Suspca also took his bfoWD ltatb<:r belt aod belt buckle. Bdlind TCDDis Courts at P-1-A.ssault-A malt reports whilt rcferccina a Ruaby P.mt at the abovt location, an untoown male kicked him in tbc bead. Porter-Au. Harusmcnl- A female rcpons m:dvlna annoyina pbone calls. Friday, Nonmbcr 6, 1911 NORTH CAMPUS REPORTS: Capen Hall-Grand l.at~•Patrol rcporu a malt was arruted for cakina hiJ roomnwa MAT Quiet Bank Card aDd ....;lhdra1riJ:aa S200 from his ea:owu. His roommate sate~ be did not alvt him permission 10 lake his card. SOunt CAMPUS REPORTS: Main-Balky Loc-Dnip-Pali'OI rcporu tho &rrCSl of IWO malto OD the abovt dtarac. llolb were fOWid at the above location m>Okina C&llllllbis in a 1978 Ford Pldt· up. Main-Bailey Lot-Pelit Larceny-A malt rcpons pueon(a) unknown l OOk his Volunt«r Flrcman's plate off the arill of bll car. Valut, Sl. CTHE r---------------------~ 1910 HAll EIIPOIUUII ~ I Special Coepoa Offer 10% OFF AU SERVICES I 10000 Rll nm Til(£ CUSTOIIIIS OIILT> II CAll FOR AN AltOfllmENT . 8JUSSI .-.,. II I : I I I I I 20S m•oRE AVEIIUE I o..""'r"'""'-"'•~ CITY CREW .....,.-.., I ----sa,. I ~--------------------~ •tt• • ~ttA tOUt "'TOtonlo Come ... tM ,... .te<o oltl>e o......- Wno -~ _"-......,.Holkt..-16,1N1 ..... TICkMI 13 &1 Sqvwo T...... Oft- B•H Slllo a ~ l"hHIM Ale c.ct- .gb\ Otten to lOt tiCk .. weuc. owuwey JOHN LENNON stars In 'HOW I WON THE WAR' -thursdayNovember 12th Ellicott-Room 1 70 Times: 6, 8 , 10 p .m. Cost: $1 .50 sponsored by C.U.S.A. &.. the Lacrosse Club ~.11 �sports NHL realignment ru ins intense Sabres-Leafs rivalry """"' ... ,..,.--..----bonia . _.. 11J JON M . DIAT A#sUJU $pMU __ £4,,, nc a.ITIIo Sobra md dot T - . . Mal* L<afs -wal nnlly. Wbat •llotNHL_ .......... IO~th<....__ _.a~-----thcll._. ..... - t o ..... rf"*--dlc- ,.... dodo 'I .,._ .... tho& Tho "4oppc Lcofa - . dolo. . IIIlO 1 dMoiool ....... tloe llka of.,.._, Mill-&, Ollca,o, St. Loula, - WIDDipq. 8dt k ....,, h.ard to bdi<w that aa lna.ooly bitt« rivalry bel_, Wlanlpq and Toroato ... ..,..... ..,~at~~e-r..wr. """ SabrC> .... 1M ... a...-.. wlllltpo....,,_--Gt ............. _,.... ~--- wldlllot ,.....t_ tao& Qoocllo< .... dot....,_.. Hlrtlonl WWcn. _of,.,.._OIW...,.._•tllellot..,__......,._. _ _.,..,_._. .... ~ ... ......,_ --.... ·--~10 tho fan•, but 10 the pla)'<n u w<U. "h wu a rtal surprise to me that Toronto was noc 1o 0<11 cli>dion," Mid Sabre Ctala a-.ay. "II b I cliff<fait f«hn&....., JOU play them md JOU Jd up for t h o - · - - ,.. - - they .... be up r.. the - " llamsay.soat, "I W 1 S - tO ... I 0 . thllbool ua 11o-. ....... T.,._, Qucboc, ~ tf Mytlouof." ' 'W• .,u alw&)'l be up •ben w. play the Leafs," __,teolrd<fcn......., t.any Playfau. "Tiley arc onlp .0 mila oW.,, 10 I was .,...,mat tluol they _.,. 't ia our ell"'-. II'• lin the lllanckrsllltd Ranam 0< Hanford and Bolton , booauStlt'a a ftalural rivalry, 10 by DOC havina • Toronro!Bulfllo rivalry, k wu • ...,........ Alone Wllh the tntmK oo the a, the two,..,. ...... ~ r.. t11e r- me~ • - ..,-. "I._.....,. for the r-." M i d - ToaJ ~. "II'• alwaJII _,.. ...... thi&IIIIIDk dote-lite u.., 10--,.,...'*'... .....,.-..... .....,.. ....... eood of.- cr....s .... litewloc -wctptOT-o. b'o10doKtha&lt's.,......... Just to come tn and ell......,.. willt the .,..... bdna so - . pou'd thutk they """'ld do _ . . h'sa r<al lddowo Cor dot CIDI." E- ,.,...... .........,... 10 t11e ,._ a.¥Uioot..... two orr lb..,. waeb ...,llltd-<a uwt.dorlll hard f.,..Pt tMtc:h. The Lear. provided ahe fans with aome udlina ecoion, .... thootb Buffalo ouaplaycd them. Nol only _ . hliJ> on Ihe lee io the IWO r111tts that broke OUI, but thm: ...,.. occuiooaJ oklrmilhcs iD the II&Ods u ...u. Ewa tho pla)'<n ao< invoNecl with the fans 11 Maple L<af ddmiGIIIII Bony ~ )Wilped oo the pmaky md lbrateacd • small cltild who .... ydiUoa .. ,...,.. oquat<d ~·Leaf llyie-they played • ,.,..pen - IUat.. ~ llad 10 b e - bJ _.or hit ....... eood rmlry that .....,. SliiR c-to Soouy - . "h'&. -'tla't ... dolT...... " Bulls take three in meet; open season in Syracuse """v. ... - • ..._ ....... ,.,...... 0pca., Cllpt*"''t-....., t... s,.....u-, allot-toonSMr-llot16l,._....,., _ _ T_ , _ . _ • dlonl • tloe lSI,._ dNA. ........... fowtlo • 1M I.O,._ . . . . . . OuJ~ ~~~-- _ t _ . tho&..,_,_ ........ - ...... _... .............. ....... -............. ____ Ul Coodo l!d · ,.,_ _ , - ZU ~~-I . . ..,.~wfdotllc .........'' Ul lloWt dolo- & , _ . . - ud it loopcr.l for I -1111 _... kn.o, .. _ , . - .... I Pftlc . . . . . • ~"- Midlaol, . . . . . a_,.-·" lot..,. "We,..,-....,. ,.. . . c-..,..-11---.--- ,.. the pme. Toronto toaltenckr Michel Larnclque had the AmC Kfttim<ntl. "Th<J ...,.. to ovulook tho Importance of tltla nvalry .. ben they Cllld< our tho I nxan ............. t . Ow..., ................ - til ............ - - . . . . _ . ........ ........ m.ua- ...... 1· \ ... f -•• lllid tlollt tbUtp �,. rwone·s·, ~fA Oils ~ -- " ·--~AIOIIf .... 0.. O..W. OM tACW.It'llp ...... ,, ............. 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Inc. ~ SWAP 9am- 9 pm FRIDAY NOV 13 ROOM 17, BASEMENT OF SQUIRE HALL Selin bnng ~I before 4 pm 1hursd.y 01 after 8 am Fnday 831-3592 The GSA a.nnounces 8 •Upend po81UoD8 International Student Coordinator 8e Graduate Rights Advocate Is an organluulonat meeting today at 3:0C p.m. In the Spectrum Ofllce. 355 Squire Hall. ~ S}C. GB.ADUATE STUDERTS ......... ell .... - · " · - ..... ~ For d1scr1pt1on and application, see your senator or president ROTICE: lk of all graduate student departmental olubs All Interested ' photographers please attendII l':aoz:a• I'V.DB because of unoffio1al senators Oft TOVa OJ'.riCUL VaJUJ'IC.&.'riO. I'OaJIII 1• •ow �" Wt «umcd the loolt """"""atltr llec:idlQI lhol Pflr/K>r "-4 . . - 100 f•." Sldn Aid, colhna u.. "truce•. "IOUIId- declslon.""Wbiie tbt map.lint'l cdllorial fl<lioD JTtPI>Icd w1lll a COIIICIIU MIAMI H:ACII, A& or~ t-dcadel.l't.tbot_... F Couc>loAa epotoau..d t~• owmaul, .... -·ponulon's- end bqao 10 """'""' "'-rtJor'• dcdinln& drculMioD but, wbidl had ilk! by almoSI 1hrtt million ill rnot ,....,., tUIIWII Aln<n<M- 11ory. IIIIIOUU>t IOTIII"' Wllh -lw rioqut photOIAI>hJ, !'l.'bo' quickly cbmbd to the top of 111< ntWUtand hap. And lhrovah that atranp blald, Pllrbot f.....S ou niche In Am<ncu cull.,.. u • -bat fo.m of eon oor_.....,,_,. ......r.... oonor..-.ial m-. ....... ,...,., • 11!>-...t_,.,, r,._r...scn.. • f._.< or""",_.. ...s clatllftl of Sum, -1· O<ltqllablo COft for IlK ~ W\lla IIJ 11orld IWIICd Marilyn Monroo, l't.,tJor• .,......_ bouccd of <llht -1117 eoklftl the th< do w b i d l - 1U .,_,_, Wal Pla}looJ ~. 1... ~ 11.-o. prof•• --· - ...,,_...,._.of.....,duta.loot. . on6 -·-· .. ....,. ..... ,.,.......,.. 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EIKr""'"' . . .crlolll 1~ '"'*' _.., ......... bfalylt bMicollr "'~t~no ....poobloalioDI," So- wei,- IIIII tloe- cs ,.,..,.,, pr-.10 Urp .........,.., araolatioa .,.,...., fr- Ill< poraot 11 ...d to makt «he 1uooln cncn .Clt-.c:I4YC 10 advcrtitcn . ""-dina 10 ...... the flrll . . - . 0..0, •U 10 profOIJbk, IIIII Ptoybof ........,,.., panalatly pootolioiiCf Cbnsclc Her-. 111c For r.... _.a~~."""',.,_.,.....-.,.,.,_ ___ ·s.m..,.. T he ronbhcd poll, • of IlK Amtric:aD Male," ,........., tbal mm's oniouda bad cbutpd clrallblly lin« the IP60o, u 0\alct boeornt more lntrilucd by "looklnl 1CJ0c1 and fcdina 1CJ0c1"-•"" .,_ Plit,bot hod )'<I 10 acltquatdy Uj)lo<e. "Mm had beoomc more comfortabk in .t>oppl"' for thdr own clothes," Soan noced. "Thus, they had more freedom co create thrir own ptnOnalacytt:• To uploct the trtnd, P/oyboy &lltmplcd to advtr~ist ouel! u 111 "educaolonllooul1lC for mea's tiratyk." The m.,.Une onr:uouocd columns ~k:h Wtrtlleslined tO uorrff advice, ud 10 help (duc:aac" the rnodttn man, Stdn said, •hUe lh< o..,-all fomoao of th< .,.....,. au<rnptcd to capoure tbt lucratl>t collqo mootkn- oradklonally a Pllybotllronahold. "We found thll the eamp111 markn -.ld b< perf.a, for '"" 10ft or I<Mcc/fuhlon onfo, IIIIIC< atudenll ear< and •ant 10 know who aJI tbt 'in • ~art," Siron ....S "But tbt quanon is, '001111 do ,... ba•e 10 co beoome the Ina man on ...,.,.. -nl" l'art of lk Playboy lttat<O to ,...,.. tllll lost -...a- wu tbt _.,_of a !'l.r/Joy Gu>dt$ to KOCI, Clllpiluott dofferan - o r f..._--.. . . r..,.. _.,. -k. ....,.. •• * " - - otou t,..,- w I~ ........ I l l - 1111 IU audie8ct, '' SU. llid Alt......... IO-III<doclilot,~lola ~~ ..... (,(IOIIo Hanil pollaam. ...... the ta~t of 111-me oo riODd out tualy """ ...sthe - Pktbor . - r..ty ,.., f - ·.......... llotfaly - c d ~ to IlK atria of ho•~o- "~'lin owYono . - IIIICie . . _ • oUIIioe dollan Ia ad•-.ctislna. we \.ctcW -.t' •ere 01t to tomeeh1q IQOCI... SlC'UI -Mid. a6dtna ........... tbt El«ttOitlt;-I'Mybof bas ptol>k_\locd I"CC Goidn to Faslo- and planJ on <'01111"1 ouc ••- another Guith 001 Sprjna dnlon1 wot~ "IIIJ'hllll oo ...tl<ds." The F-- Gw.dt followed m D«rront< c.r- fOOIIIlq>o and"" the "boqolams'o fllhiOCI .,_nne, ntr," 'itNI boaned, II~~~ lrlj>lina GQ~. the top mtn'l llyle .,...,ine'o atculatlon of ·~.000 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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S.O.pl< ,... •ntrodu<ed u the nc"' UB Presidtnt 10 the Un1<mt!Y Commun1t)' 1wo weocks aa.o. huk •I.) \&td of hi> a ffi liauon "'ilh the Cour~etl on I oro&n Relations. Whik ti Ill< Unl\<nlC.) of Ne«a<ka on 1978. Sample .--as, dcctcd as a pmn~nttu mrmbrr 10 tht hi""y pr<>topoos orpruwlon •hodl r<1><atedly hu been anocked on id<olocl4'al &rounds from both the political right and the lell. !Uxotdonato Sp<ctal PloJ«U IM<Ctor of the Council on Foro&n RdaiiCIIU. Knnrcon Dunn, "the Council is a btpan1sa.n, noa-pro{it. pr1~raa t cdueauonal ~arch in ~clu,aK)ft, " t"'ne'emtd ""h prescrnin& \'atyina opinfoas on 1u un rcla1in1 10 hpotltics. erononua. and ~ m1lnary. •• The <:ouncll pubhshcs a varitt)' o( mapzinH •nd udln&lht scholarly journal ~n .VI••rs ..h orn >ho•.,:a~a a political spectrum or authon. "l!ln'er hidt my membership wilh Of&.aniz.ations:· Sample told Tire Spcctn1m. "I don't think the Council is a siniAer orpnlution ." Accord ina to Sample, he was osked to join the Couneil artrr deli\'triog a ltcture oo "Forti&n Rchuioeu or an American State'" to the eouncil. The lectur• wa) later publiohed in the WoshlnJ IOn Quorrul)•. Samp)r maintained thll the Council is unatrillated, taking no specific position on any lSSut. D unn asserts thai orpnlutionj \ uclt a. cht John Birch Society, an ewcmr rialto • ·on a aro up, havr been auacking th~ Councd for )·tar~. Ht- .,.id that the Birch Society has aecuscd the Council o r b<ina "'" on CIO<IImuni$m, and blame> the Counetl for the problems of tht Amcncan «enomy. "They ... '""' lhr Secretary or Stale h • mrmb« or the CoUIICll, and oh<y look ., US ford&n poll<)', and if they don't Iii<<"'""' they «e. they da>m o.c ate in.,>h'Cd u> a ploc-)USI ~UK of the (Secrelary'o) membership on the Counal," Dunn daimed. Additionally, other n&ht "'"' aroup~ ha-. a«uscd the Council of p VJn&•"'~Y the Panama Canol. \ While obintoinina that the Mleolosical riaht bas often fo und rnson 10 cfi>aar« • ilh Ill< CoUIICll's Or>tn1011s, Dunn ackno• lcdaed that those on th< leh or thr political Jpc<lrum ....... """ been ,oeaJ in their do<app<O'al or the Council. Allhou&h Dunn ...d 1~ ..-.. no formal "lmk b<f,.ecn 1~ Council and 1M T nbtCTal Commission," M dod admit that a lot or indn'lduols on tM Counal arr abo Trilalmol CommiUIOn membcn. The Tnlascrat Commiss.oo tS an tdcolopcall)' C0Mt'f"Y211i~c unooro or pobunans. schobrs. and ..ealthy qpitalisu, "h"-b "openly commi11ed to inllumetoa us IO\'ft'nmcftl pohtical and economic deciJiot\$ m (a,or of Nonh AmttlCa. Wntern Europe: and Jap~n A ccordu\& to Dunn, tbt: TrilaruaJ Comm&S.StOn u OKII\d)' ••an\OI\cd an rouo.sdin& .. both pubhc a.nd pn\-att an)l•tutiOns. as .. tU as makina, rsotic) ra-ommcndaaions lo 'ltOrld g~ ernments. Ciun, rhe mcmbersh>po or formtr Pr<>odnnial C:and>daJe John B. Andenon and v,cc Pm idcno Gcorat Ou\h 14ith the Council on Foreign Relattons. h< 11dno,.ledaed thai the'""' men abo belona to ohr rnlllrtral Commi~sion. '"Bwh i! prf'Smlly undn 01lor Of fi re tO Withdraw fr0n1 tither 00( ()( I he org.an ization.s."' claimed Dunn. It 'is not unprecedented for hiJh levd US leaders 10 bdon& oo the Tnlatrral Commission while: holdin,; off'i~Je, Dunn notC'd. cit in& the mtmbcr!hip of fonncr- Presidem Jimmy Carter, former S«rcaary or Stale Htnry K1ninger, and former Undersc:crrtaries of State, Sol l~nowu z and Ctorac: SaiL , A«orclina 10 Dunn. the Coui1Cll has about 2000 mcmbcn rcprCICfltina d i\'ef'St' distiplincs. Dunn ~let thar Sample rcprtSMIS rhC' academic commu.ni1y )" be did not know or any spcciftc e.umplcs or Sample-'s: council -...-ork. Althoual\ Sample has been a mcmher or ohe Council for the pastthrer)ears, he .aid he has not b«n very acun in 11 . "I If) co be acth~ on abc .Qm.,ha commissloo (Oc b<anth of the N<>< Vor~ Clll he.ldquanns), buo .. hen I'm inN.,. Vorl. (usual!) U) 10 au<nd Council m«<ongs," Sam pi< ....a. THE -Steven B. Sample EORUM • Professors complain about Bookstore's serv1ce By LISA FRIED Spectrum Stqff Rq>ortor e:xperi~tina s;imdar problems. Barry termed La<O'$ .crvioc " cxttll<nl" a commodity he " 'Ould not .....,... from the Unn crSit)' Bookstort. Barry describod an Uteid<nt io · wlueh a pubhslocr san Laco 1M wrona t<>t fOf one of his duses. Laoo notlttd the mor md called hom to <h<ck on his aoual rrqurs., Barry t<pO«ed, and 1M problem (This is lh< first port of o thrn- port 2rin oppcorm1 t«h Mondtl)• on 1M rol• that th• Foii.U·nm Bookstot< pktys"" the UB campus.) A n incrtas~Q~ number or UB fiCUby 111<11\bm, unhappy ..-.h the -'t Bootsocr-- uru..U'Sity Booksaorc's ~~ b.a"'"r souctu alt(fftati"t" sourca: ro fulfill lbeir teubook ne<ds. Accordinc ro stort" records. over JOO prof...on order thor re>ts tb<oup. local bookStores ouch a s 1.aco Book"orc and T'allona Laves both located on Mau> St....,. Thr stores rnulcd that most Unh-.nity Bookslor< tcfU&"" arr En&lish Oq»nmcnt faculty with tht rem~.~nin.& orckts owboob sales ror 10 pm:cct or total -.abre ofi&in-auns from various ft\cftUCS. dq>anmenu in ohe F*'ully of Ans ond ~uen and Social Sclcnc<i. The Univcrs•IY Boobrorcs, oper:ued by Chicaso's Follett Many professors have c:ompla>ned that rhc Unl'en;ily Bookllore did not IIOiifJ t11om IOhrn their books ~ be . _ ar unavoilable, and that they ore... did not disoovcr the problems vnnl their .sutcknts tried to pur~ the: books. For ·,his reason. philosophy Corporauon. servt the \lSI m•jority of UB profcssort. Follett Twbook l><r>aromrnt Manaaer Monica Barrett indk:ated thnt Prof...or Dale R.i cpr .,.itched hom the Univrrsit)'. Bookstort to Laco IS yoan qo. At that lime the bookstorr ,.'liS operated by the Faculty Student Association iFSAI. " I tried the University BookStOf't: aod never S«nK'd tO act rtorough to anybody there that ""uld cut throu&h thr red tape," he said. Ricpr complained that the personnrl was conStantly c:banaina. unfrirndly, and l'llrdy responded to ...,plalniS. C la..ics Professor Tbomos Barry sooppcd ptironoxlna the Univ<nlty Book$1ok in 1970 antr repeatedly re«ivina wronc books and nevcr beina notified when'"" ,.ould be late. He said that mosr or the Oassics l><panmcnt's professors now rely on Laco after " "' CIOntCied before 1M sanmcr'sllart. I tlliGk 1M UoMnity done lbr ,._ for - · " lllr said. Rmsian professor William Harmlton ch01Jed Ill< University Bookstor< wrtb underorderina trJObooks. The University Book,.ote will not follow an enrollment IISI if it is si&nifarnJy hiJher than ihc pr"'ious Kmdltt, he said. Enrollmt:nt is unpredictable CIICh liC'ID<Stcr, Hamilton explained, and profcsso,. often plan for 1ncre&.sa, and rcquea addi1ional .... books. Hamilton swit<h<d to Laco in 1970 becaute it was "willifta to take • shot and possibly overorder e 001111- IIOOKITORE o n - 4 �in short. 1Morr.,....1•t "- c ampus Raaalna· for complaints Somt UB donn students arc open ina aheir door& and vc bclna .,... wkllrhe Quatlon ... Hey. have )'OU filled out )'Our birch sheer ~, .. Ill pon of a combin<d effort of rile Scuclenr Associalion's (SA) Cotneturueation and Room Rwmcrs Commhtt"C'S. ort-campus Sloodcou an fothna out SA U111vmny complaanr shorts on aopoo r.- prorcsson· pcrlonnao<o 10 lhe Blue Bud bu< Kllcdulr CommUI<1' <tUclenl> ha··· been ffibqlhe umc ronn. throuJ!)I ad"'n1tJottftem5 itt camPf.t$ pubbcalfons. and dtpotirin1 thc:tr compltoed rorms in SQuire Hall .. Birth lloolhs." O.n 2m Bill'll forms ha~ bom di>lrobured, wilh ar ~" 1200 returned already. Tho <'Omplned forms will he collccled and an1ly«d by both commhlca~ SA V1~ Prfiidr:ru SIC'\'C Kaplan. a Rootn Runnen orpniu:r. oplai.M'd thll con•plainu. 1'ill be- .)Ont'd ouc and forwarded ur'various SA depanmcnts for ace ion. .. We •ant 10 find out •bat lht Pfobkm\ arc on campw.:· SA Pr....xnt JO< Rll\in said, addina rhar rhe end re<ulr w,ll hop<full) allow SA 10 oolw Aucleat problems. Aloclc from tbc Bilch U.... and the Room Runner opcrauoru .. hdlchMnd COIDpWniS f . - dorm SIUclenl• IIIlO S", Ihe lfuclclol - - i s plann"" a l"">lblc """' amGQ& orr.ampu• a.Dd commutu studttu ~. ,u .. mail t"ampa.a;n. As of last Thursday, accord•n& 10 Room Runner Wendy Cir>~y. <OfiiPialnu CCAI<1'cd around lhe need fO< bankin& macllina o.n rh< dorms, mcm buSH durina pea~ hour>, and problems " ilh unckntandina te.:hin,a assistanl.s and profbsor~ who speak Ensibb ou a socond lan,uqc. her common <Omplainr ~ lhe inadequate liJ!)IIin& and Shon Opcfalini hOIIfS of lh< Uni..,,.y Ub<aries. "DOl Bishops endorse Abortion Bill banning aborctoru. nadonwidr. JO PfOVlnciaf pl'tmicrs have q.rtrd 10 Pt1mt Min•strr Pierre Tructe.u•• plan for a Canadian ronstitulion. 1'hc onl)' dincnttr was QuttJu•s; Xpaniv Prcmitr Rene Lc\aqut, • The major po;nl or disapecmenl had been rhe issue of preo.incial riJhn, 5imilar ro the Slates rl&ht> on Ihe Unioed Sc•tn. ,.bid! the I)Ocmiers """"ed assured oo ahem . Trudeau pro1)05Cd a me>« fedenJisHypc S)'!l<m with I he bul ~ Of po~n bcin& "iddcd rrom • Cf:ftlral aowrnmau in Otttwa. 'T'M brcaklhro..., occumod •1lcn Trudeau acrccd 10 compromiK and allow the prO\incu to ha\oe &reater au1hc...ity. The basic prOYision of Trudeau's proposal t> oo bnn& Ill< B<iJoo Nonh Amcrial ""' from London 10 Canada and allo .. LO adlpt and amrncnd rhe bill as conphurion. Tho Bnrish Nonh .o.m<rica ""' is rhc lqislarion ""ich pvc Canada irs limiled indcpcndcntc In 1867. ou.- Some joke TlJSCON, " RJZONA (Cli)-" Unlvcnity or .o.nzona l\.1") • ......,. r..,.. charccs or thtt31<nin& and onumldat.inl a profosor ana he cornplain<d aboul a bad &radc "' •• unuwal fashion. John J, WCSW$ sho< • ICJ<tbook a 12'PIOIC sl!oi&WJ and piaml11 In the moilbo~ of J\ssociare Profcs>O< of Political sa.nc., John E. Crow, after Crow refused 10 all., hu "0" crad<. \\'CfttiS took I political sc:icn« COUnt from Qo~ lasa irwit\s: and rniroally rcocived an incomplct~ . "ncr 1h01 .. as chana«~ oo a .. o:· Wen.an met •ith Crow to complain. Fi\oc minutn after chat m«ein&, a ..,itnns saw Wroas.s puc 1M book: in Crow•s mailbox. 11 conrai.nrd 1he notr: .. Thanks Jolin ••.P .S. This il no< a rellco:lion or you, buo a rellco:lion or Pobrical So<no:e 102." W<nass rold U" police he shot I he rwbook sc.e<al monoh• before. end had 00 immlton or inlimtdala.na. or tbrniMin& cro... . Tho ....... .... . ~ he oaid. •-h PUBLIC EMPLOYEES & THE THOIIAI IIIlA "'-*"tNN YOik Edu~ Aaloc:llltlon Fonner "'-'dent Buffalo Teec:llers Federet lon RIGHT PATCO TO ALDAWIUES Gener81 Duty NwM.Aoeewell POITAL Employee ......... .., .... NdoiiiiU.,...Guld Child c.. Prowldecl loleny~ T~ CttlacW AJNII..af c,..,.. E•IMn ~ ~_,,.,.. A-"'Ctooot~Cltr O.YICI er~r, ~·•~• ~" Anlenlftlft•t Jld< HerlmO/CMuiO<Irm, Alan C !UchiCIOOftfrli)•Unt John FormeHIIGrtpll'#ct B. Z.nga~N•rlont' LaUrf1"1Ce T Aostflll'\ltl~fOtftp#'JJ O~'tid OU;a•iOI'At•itt.nii'NfOOrtplrt Jelh.,. R TtM.ntont~.. 1ri' -hit..; In a nother world Jon M OlatiA ....._. s.-ta .. o..t~t.._~,......,s What •>u IM n.amr or lhC' f~m~ly '" the 196So68 tdt'YISIOD ~ lMIIoSp.<o? Aod "'htt •-as Or.. Smilh"" fir•1 namt? Who playctl YOUQ& Will and hil older siSitr Penny? Finally, whaa wu rht name or rhe spa«ship thar June l.ot:~han Ut Petn~Attl TO<!fClo- • o k francis $prec;Jtefna.. l'fwttooJIPI!t and Cuy Williams z.oomed rhrou1h rhe galaJCics in? Jetfr.,. H . Can1od8nt.... .,,.,.,., Amwrn.-Th~ R.obinsoos, Z«hur)'. 81/ly AfmliiiPJ1 u1td Anx«'hi Curr•nt.ht, tmd th• Jupltt!l- 1/, _cUJ,_...,. ..... J-P. Iol~~~- 1.1. a . Pff'Stdtru Reagan m.akn an orr-hand rtmark JiboUI nudc.ac wu bcin& possible in Europe and hundred> of thousanch or Eu1opca.. lOLC' 10 1he str«b. Whal•i lht mauer v.ith thos.t ho1head$-n0 )r('Olot or h umor1 STRIKE THURSDAY 7:30 pm noftmber12 1&0 Ferber Hall M•ln StiMt C.ml»d SUNY Buffalo me Sp«ltum ofllcee .,.• touted in 35$ Squire H611, Sla(• Unlwttt.Jty ol Nh> Y«k et Butlakl. 343$ Wtjn S1r•t, Butta~. Ntw YOI'k U.2U.• TII-J718jUI""I O<lhoriel; If Edwin Mccsc Ill or James Baker Ill 0< Alexander H.ai& 1 had uid >ny!hiQ& tile rhar, I could undmtand the Europeans hold•na aruo·AIIl<'rinn dcmon"rtlion> Bur our ccnllll host "only :us.aned b<ffiY quips,.., ~~alii he <>aocmrn1 aboUI? J718jUI.:!MI,booel-.,~0ofll t91t BlltlaJG. H.Y. The Spectrum Sl--. ..... - fdoooo.,...,. polo<y 1 1 -.,.,. CIIiet. ~oon.-..,. ,.... 'Mtboulh ~OOf'IIMAI 01 ·- II'IIEdi,&of~l.lllrtellt' ,... Sj>KIIVIW 11 _..., 1>r llollolo We Nncricans don '1 Ukc 10 picl. up ahe momin& paper and sec our Prcsidcnr n:oo<:ked and ndiculed by a bunth or Cmnan )'OUihs who art fr« tod1y because Otorae C. Scou didn•1 1ake nothul' from nobody. Tho Frmch woold aU be $pcaklna Ccnnan if John Wa)'n< dldn'r march rhe lOise .o>JrbO<nc undt1' rhe ""'de Tnumpb and cvcnrually link up"' ilh Karl Malclcn to mlke Europe Ale for ~WI<oe Dietrich. Lk:.tcn. Europea.n.s--.a'~ your parenrs to tetl you whar your homeland wa•like heforc 11 was llbcnoed by rhc.'jcrccn A~;~ors Guild . • " NewsPreu WIC., 1370 StMc:a se l!ulllllo,N.Y. 01511ibuted ,,.. to tnt Unl'ttM'1oltt cornmunflytllmlt one c:ocJ1 Pt• Delton ,...~ .. -., ... A s - l e d - F.... _ $yowSicalo, ..... - ~Colleol ... s.n.ce lklited Fatwn 8yndattct ..,., IJnit.s Ptda $ynckatl. Tilt $p!KI.rum tt repr~ttenltd lor na110n.11 aOtOnl ..lng 01 Oontmuntete)Ons a.no AOIIItfti.SJng $er't'lett, to S tUOtnlt. lnc. Hart a liuk fanh, Europe. YOII.11 have a happy cndtna-tn T""hnicolor. 4ls A~~t'*> ....,._..live M.,.Oittl Slw~fAtf Ol'KIOI O....Holdef~t J~ mark ru ssell "R<r over a year of disapt\Cin<nl and debar e. nta< or Can•d•'• Euc:utlve Director Council 35, AFSCME Stlh GOOIISChliOIMtn• otftig Cflro, Anti'IOn) M.~ltil"•"•tlno Edffo, In a re>~erul or policy. The Narlonal Conference or Carholk Bishops ha~ endorsed lcaillauon allo.,in& for individual !Oalo 10 ckddt rhtl< own abonion Ia•>. Pr<"'OOU>IY rh< Cbur<h bad onl) endorsed an arncndrncnl "hid! banned abonioM outriJht . Salin& thai lhe 1971 S..prnnc Coun d«iJlo<o upboklln& lepliLCd abonioM def<Oied pro4ole lqillmat). eonr......... spo~csman "«hbishop John Roach rold Con&f<SS in a Smale discvwon or Scmtor Om" Ha!ch'• CR-Urah) pro1)05Cd b11l. 11\01 thi~ ''the anli-abortionisu ltit Man«. The W...Op and Hatch •uu<>~ed rhal or <IIOU£1\ !Oat<> pass prO• lift lrgi\lacion lhrr'r could~ 1 con.schutionaJ ammt:ndmcnt SN"'f G191l.a'.Wr. CooMMetw nation ~•I Canada is talking CoastJtution RAY NOWAKOWSKI .. JOhn K. Lapi~At£-.IOt f~J·Citr., r,,,. SJ'Ifdn,. ANOTHI!R COHHU1'EilllRUKfAS1'1 - - - - J U S T FO~ \'Out! ----1 NOVI!JIBER I %TH · THUBS. IN CAPIN LOUNGE FROJI 8 All - I! NOON "' nti><C IJ)@RroJ'IJ'~ ,. !FffiiE~ ffilE\11EffiA\ai1lE~ PHOTOGRAPHERS The Spectrum's Photo DepL Is holding an organizational meeting Wednesday. November lth, at 3:00p.m. In the Spectrum Office. 355 Squire Hall. AU interested photographers please attend!! �Kahane JDL founder raises ire By DAVID CZAJKA c;,, /Wrurrs &/!lor Mtmb<B of the M>Curlty (Of<le'sald tbey lul4 DO idea it wovid tot"' out or ltand. 1'1aure that out . Jus1 days followina 1\U rcleue fr- a C..,adian prison. Rlbbi Mdr Kahane, founder of lite Jewbb Def~ U:aaue (JDL) ond au1ho< of ""'en! bool<t. spoke aJ the Buffolo Slate Studenl Union lut Thurtday. For lbO>e n01 familiar'""" Koltane's hi&hly ClOOtro•asaal pM-pby, he advocates the upvllion of Nabs (roll\ IPVI ot all cosu. While lef'o'ina a pri!On term In l>rad, he wro~e hb WOI book T1N1 M~at Go. In >1 he labob the Nab people "o . . , _ >«thlna *"hin IJnd." Hb ,.,.. commtntary not only followed tum to O..ffalo, lc..,. alive. Koltane'• or•uon co • d1wnc oudrm« or about 200 ...ned oul camdy. b\d ....., a• he d1q><n<d hb ql.ll!ms ,.11JJ modem day Judaism, Kaha.ne's •ords -.etc taanted a biutr "·mamoe. "The lilllll, molllfii&IC bsue." he >O>d...,. JOWIIII &JJIDlilatioG. C'ampwe~ 11e spiricual .,_..._ ... He I'Oinled co parents·hl•en'c obsa\ed cht Sabboth 11 ..0 years. . •'hem dosat b<vsb with Kosbtt food ,. a botad on Sunday" aod J ...uh Coomdtna •luch " . . •fenl (<hildrtn) 10 che Ttmple J<hoollo 1tom •orcb they'U ,...., UK," u cite chid culpnll dihrt•na J.,.lSII filth Tbus. ended port one, • Sdsion f~led" HIM$ wMh laualtttt. Tbt bqinnina or port ... o . ......... posxucd almo.c Cllllrdy by hoscility: the sptaktf'J ...... on probltfM or JudiiC Am mea and cbt •olatilt brKb· Pilklttnian l 1tuarlon wa1 marlcfd by 1«1'1 and tcrn.mS. ••th '' J.,.. art riddtn Wllh 1uflc fe<h.... Tbt ob•cock co pcoce," Kahan< dllmed. "Ill he occuPied land or 1967... lndl>aiminatc ~tllina Is htard. the inhlal brHC:h of liltnct. "Ninctctn .5tX'I)'·J(\om U the problem?•• he :uked. "No, 1948 is ohc probkm," Kahan< <1ormed. hu •peed> poucm risina "'ilh fury by che s<COI\d. "In 1947, when lbt UN said they "'ould provick a.,.P.JJrulnt in 1M (preKntly occupird) tM"IIory, Ihe Arabi- Wd no- they wanocd ohe whole 1bins." The -audltntc. W&\ nOW Ill the bnnk Of WJt-the Arabs V~U) th.httnc. litre ~:u a banlc. one chao ha> b«n aoin, on for years. lraMI'Orled co Buffalo. Kahane's tone g04ded ohc a nary Arabs. "'did hi• commcncs . .. What a wcnc n wm~ au'" tho~ who kdltd Je-w.\ m the 1920s and 1930. rcaa "hen .... klllrd them." he yclled. AI chi• 1>0int Kabanr ""'' not tal kina or i01Uiion, he '#oU ca11ina for r~nbuuon . A ,r~at thunder or boc>'t foiled che hall . Tblny 10 40 Hucner> rost co !rave, )ccrln& and thrlAtu•' their arm\ l.l Kahane, "It's b«n wch a pl<tiulr," Kahane respOnded . "Shalom ." At chis the oro~d huddled up ond b<pn 10 , ..-.y ncM the speakers po4ium ~Ahft"t Kahane stood . They d\ant«<m un150n. "Lona Lhc Pai<>Cine. Lon& w>< Palnl1nt" ti<hey mo-od dosa ""d ck>w:r. Tbc sc<n< It<! trod on chc bnn~ or rebdlion. A handful or un1forrntd &u&rds "'otldins maht .. ich cushed co •urround Kohan< alona "'''h a r... or the listcnm in ahc (ronl row. "PLo. PLb.. •:· che • .,...;, <hanaed. "Dov.n ""h lvod." said iOmt. A fr'4' ro• s bad: inro tht aowd -a man 10ua,lw c.o bt' hnrd-"-"Hc (Kahane) hb a ton a h1>1ory of beaiUII up peopk." TV c:ameru 101 into cbt 0<1. loadina lhe 100<11 ..i ch llaltc. No<h1na more ..-.. heard from Kohan< for abouc li>< co 10 m1nu1n •h1k orda wu rotored. Tbc had shifted . The roccs or che Arabs 1old cite stocy. II looked IK<., .,.ty mob ~ nuabc mon tt\SUC:. In umc I he qnali.J«Vncy fO<~ dld rqaln """e scmblan« o( orcltr and Kahan~ btpn 10 sptak apin. " (The Arabs! Arc n01 propared 10 cbt Stocc or lirad, in any be btpn ••'f'htst ~ wnll noc rat untd th~ is no Jnnsh Scacc- chese i• che croaedy." " Abo• • all lei u> uncltrscand lbtfc i> no •uch <h•na os Poldune. cherc nt"·er v.-u and M\~r v.-111 be.'" Kahan~ b<llo,.ed. Rtllrtln& 10 thiS, lht mob of "robs rO\ened bod lO their btUiJcr<no shoulin&o f , .. lonJit\t Paltstlnt"' 11t1•h the ArM ftt\'Of as their nem1Je\•, 1irack. Kahane ancmp1cd 10 ahrow an a frw mort rtmarU. but th~ promotm of tht show •ntcr\cned and turned 1he miCrophone away from him. Huddled around the pial form. lhey ended chcl«eurc. MulltnJ around for ll few minulcs, Kahane sc are~ s:hakJna hancb with a rrw au~ts in tht front ncar the \lilt, bu1 the ~unty .auards galh«cd around che •P<•~cr ond ru<hed hom lhrouah a ~ or door~a,...y from I he crowd to ..(<Cy . Aft<r the crowd btaan dl1peraina. I here r<1naoncd onr brief roomcn1 of irony. As cbe guordt b<pn lo U'h'" people from Che 5ociUI hall, somt"On t conn«1ed whh 1ht t:nlaaen\Cnt•s promotion ara~~d tbc mike 10 put a cap on thin;&l· "Have a pc:-a«ful oiaht.'" ht ..aid. Sure. $ tl t.'" Polish Student League presents a program on the polish menta/It~ of resl•t•nce: "POLISH POETS IN REVOLT" GIVEN BY'OR. TYMON TERLECKI, PR'OFESSOR EMERITUS A T THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO MONDAY AT 7:30 RM 233 SQUIRE FREE RECEPTION WILL FOLLOW Peppeuoine Unive usat_y ~:hod. or LOLO wW... co anftOWI<t lhol on admiooion olf'lal' will ~ on . _ , . to "1'01< wich &n)IOIWin~ In .,..,...lrtc •"saa <ducalloft. <To ananct an interv,.,_ ot 1o octtnd o poup -.ion. a)ntaC:t lho offb lltled below. Contocc.: Ploce•. .c ~ ClrHr Non•btt ll, I til Cllidoaco Offloe Ooce; TbYnday �books wltil< Ill< URIVcr.lly Boo.klton .-:wa't:• lie h~ no1 aonc bad toJh< Umvcr>ll) BoolttiO<c ~xca- hc •tiD hrars hi> <Oika&v<> complain lboUIIhc -· Sqwrc HaD ~~oot.~~-orc M Jolln ft-ucrbom uid hi> SID« n tuually • ilbn& 10 Ill< • dlall<< v.uh a profCSIOf"'~ $imatcd narollmau fi"" ... \\ chaw an icka •hlril prof..-< do .. .tl.'' ht t\plaintd . •._\Vt'rt tn the bu~lrK'U to sdJ boob-. and 1f thcr·rc not on 1ht shd.c> th<~ can't ><li." Barren .aid 1ho1 many profesJOo who a1c unccnain abolJt enrollmcru rigurt) "ill <J>«UI••• on the numbft of boo~' ntf'Ckd b )' oou.ntiDg 1hc number or l!Uii in a classroom. Frroch Prof...or J<lllttl< Luch•~ ..pcritno<d th< ...,.. probltttl ""h 1ht campu> booLSIO<<, but lw not >DIICht an aba'NI,i\T sourer bceausc ~ doft 001 ..;.,. 10 >end h<r .. ,.,.,... ponkularty frtshtnen. off<ampu. in ><arcb of tUJbooks. Shr saKI that •ltc.lw nc-u bttn sa110ftcd with the amount or tem ~C' ft'a'h't'S, but ~US8(')1ed thai il could hc-lht fault or thc pubh>h« :and not the boola.tort. Barren C).plaincd th:.u many lc>ibools required for fortian lan,...,• cnur.n <Om< from o~f'O('" and muR bt orckrrd aJ last dutt n'IOnlfu. IR teh-aJX'r. £.\en v.1th th.at much k'•d htne. lbrml ..,.,. the) or< ohm lat<. L ud•oa al>o complained tJw ".tudmt> ftl rtll pcr•ed •ben the) fll\t 10 purdluc lt>lbools and the onl• onct 1\aitabk: for ..It orc u>td. Lato BoobtOI< ~•I Manacn Brucc Bnm bookstore to prrst:nl rcadtn& ma1crial10 lllud<niJ can 1>\111d 1hrir o"'n llbrann Wlolm, "ho • •ilched 10 Uc:o four )cart aco. saod h< "I> "di"'U>Ied "llh lh< ~IC'n or the Une\trs.it) BoobiO<c." Wocl<n compbuM<I •hal th< Unhmtt~ Bool\tot~ " '""a COO\cnlc:rl« ~ore.-· orrcn~c. •·Wan,. JOU\C'ntn, •'one •nh lD.tbook\.. "A trQC campu) boohiOr< >ltould offtt a lood hdlt'\n. that ~udC'nb ~o~o1ll oncn bC' "'lhntt to ;.fX'nd c\ua dollarS for bc'ucr qualny boob. and thtrt(yrc t..aro \\Ill pur~ha1e onl)' a limi'df number of used booh. lbrrn1 .. id thai U>cd bonu ar< uwall) ordered •hm a boo~ rtQ~td t$ OUI Of pnnt. ..We U') 10 pur<ha>< somc U>cd books from •hol<>alcr. beforc •• ccotxt Ill< pubb>hrn to stt books on Ill< "'1m ron of booh 10th< $hd~o'ft a~ 1ho1 althouah profCWJrs arc mually ulcd to· r<eommmcl op&ianal rcadiJtc. t!Ky c1cc1mc_ Ht ..., hr hopa IM PfOf"""" btcomc more ••'Ire of tbcu role soon a.s poss.ibk." .she: saKI CW.JCS Dqoan-t Chaintwt E•d)'ll Sln~h>on and Eft&1tsb ProftS>OI Max \1 ICkcn ,..,. noc wuh the amount of >uppltmmtatY r<adtQ& maotriol t;~Hsrltd auilablt at Book scOf~. t~ uud<nl\," he "'ld. "They should wrhr off thrtr prof"il• to orfer nudtnts eood rcadma matcnal that is not reQuired." FcuCfborn belle<n tlul lh< purpose of the Uni\mu)" 8ooksAOfC' II tO Sft~C' rht' IIUdcnl\, and qrccd I lui 1h< >d<ction ol >uppkmcntory r<ad•na "n not ., aood,. 11 could be." 1>\ot oddcd ,.,p tn uparadma t~ Boobtort's wpplcmcnlary rcadlllJ. Unk·mit) Smuhson, who hu b<cn mln1 Laco for abom 20 )'C!:m~. belit'\'b n is nects:sary for a Next MondaJ-A look 111 tht priers t:~nd prQ/it mor1m of tltt Unil'trSIIY BookSIOrt. IN CASE OF FIRE By M ARTY ROSEN Campus Editor Although UB is ranked as the most accessible school in the SUNY system, handicapped students question just how safe University dormitories and tlalls are in case of a fire emergency. Most students and faculty are familiar with precautions for Hre emergencies-slay calm. do not use elevators, locate lire exi1s, crawl in smoke-HUed areas- and can escape from a building in a crisis. However, an emergency evacuation presents grealer obstacles 10 1hc handicapped sludent-parclcularly 10 a student who is mobill1 y impaired. guaram~ 101al security The UB Environmental coverage. Health and Safety In 1he dormitories. Separunem lis1s guidelines Residen1 Advi§OfS must for the evacua1ion and make a room c h« k 10 security procedures for the safe removal of the disabled determine thai all students from University prOI_)Crty. in have left the buildina. In all other Universi1y buildings, the evan of a lire or wbere responsibilty for emer&enCY· space is divided bel ween on· Accordina co guidelines, duly staff members, handicapped 5tudents are a«ouotabmcy for the safety required to be housed on of handicapped studenls is the first two floors or the lesl clearly defined . residence halls . In the "Once you have a fire Ellicott Complex, students and the eleva1ors don' t in wbeddlairs can exit the work, that 's it, " said S«<Occ floor via ramps to Independents President Ed tile terrace level. From that Newton. " I have the point security can be mobilily to &a in and ou1 alerted. In Clement and Goodyear of the chair. If I didn't have the mobiJily I would get llalls, Sludenls are $lirected to repon to the JCCOnd floor somebody to go ou1side aod get assistance." Jounae area. "Students are While four people can told to wait in the IOUD&e by the window," Goodyear carry a person and a Head Resident Usa wbeekh&ir down a night of stairs, Newton claimed, Hobitb explaiaed. " For .. lt"s no1 safe. AU you need the IIIOil put, fire alarms are ~. If &here is any is one person to sllp and noted, and the dupr we would 10 ups&airs fall. quaners as i disabled "Fire safely is one of 111d c.n, them dowo. If it administration is person makes you a more those thinp that is basically cooperative to the needs of desirable target." -.,cbiDa -'ous we ~ laanclicapped studmts. CMdoobd "' pcapk. •• SpeciaUy desiJned devices NeWton maintained. "You are available to assht clolr't think llboul il umil In tbe dormitories, stickers handicapped domiitory you're in an emeraeocY Health aoc1 were distributed to disabled · residents in the event of Safety procedures madate situation-.xll'm just as students for display on their nrc. Although there are no piJty about that;' he windows. In case of fue, tb8l iD • evKII8llon the deaf Rudeots in the halls added. responsibility for a buildin& authorities would know this )'Cfr, in past years the . UB is r«<JDized for is usiped 10 the faculty which rooms to check. "It Uni~ly has hooked up being the most accessible was corupletely voluntary," baviD& the aratat space. Rashina lights, lriggtted Univenity pmo1111CII are scbool in the Stale Newton said. "lf you're along with Hre alarms, to 'University of New York dimud to divide buDdina worried about beina robbed. awake a student who could to identify yo·ur livina (SUNY) system, Newton ~ into dlliliDct areas 10 not he.,- the alarm. In cases common-~ ....... wiadow.·· F.avuoamenw . .,....-._.,·-··f j i 1 ! where a studq11 would not be alerted by sound or lighL, there are pro>~i$ioll$ for a YibratiJig bed. " The problems of the disabled are pretty much thesame as any other student." Newton ~ned. " If he's on an upper floor. he has to Hnd some way 10 get to a lower noor. The only time you have a problem is if nobody knows where you are. Other tban that, you simply use common sense.'' �?~nshine House 1 s future is clouded by relocation Coun;rlin& Cent~ " run by tht Division or Student Afraors. B> SHII COOOCHI LD Allllough the Sludtnt Association (SAl has d.J.ed that tht Sunshine Hou~ muit becomt part or tht Univmity-run Counseling Ctnt~. the \lUdtnt organiution has refuied to JOin. cloudtngns continued e~~:istenct. ··sunihonc Houst os an orpnouuon of SA and "~ ha' e a policy no" thot <a)"l 11 must mo-. on campu> and becomt intrgrated -.oth the Drop·tn Ctnt~:· Dirtctor of Sludtnt Organiz:uioru Chuma Osuorah saod last wtek. ''If they refu"' 1 ..;u \UW$1 aaain that thty do u, bur if not, thll'll bt •II hx Sunshint House." The student-run counseling cent~ located currently in a house on Winspear Avrnue, has been in•ohed in a semes~er-lona feud "'ith SA. Since June tht t,.o organizations havr disaaretd o•er the house's condition and funding. Sunshine House offocials havr consisttntly accuS<d SA of negotiating In bad fall h. and admitted t hry distrust the undergraduat< government. The currtnt dispute cent~s on tht Sunshine House's future location and its r<lationship with the counstlin& ccnttr. Ovtr the summer, SA and tht club's offictrs agretd that it would bt bttttr served if Sunihine House vacated its Winspear structure and sought on-campus space. At first it appeared that the Sunshine House would reotive a room on the Amh~st Campus, but recent developments have r.ised new doubt.s . "We found some space in Townsend Hall (on the Main Slreet Campus), rooms that the Mtn's Cent~ has allowed us to oocupy," Sunshint House E•t~nal Director Howard Brown said. "But SA does not want us to ao there." He noted tha.t Sunsllinr House officials searched the Main Slreet Campus for a new home to delay any move to Amherst. However, Osuorah, is blockina the To,.nsend move. "It is controled by Tolstoy Collrgc and we SYMhlne Hous.e PubUc Rti• tlons Olreetot Nick M itt.~N el •~rt gotrrp ASSEM&LY Communicatio n s Committee MEETING Thursday, Nov. 12 at 7:30 pm Talbert Chambers TO BE DISCUSSED: The Tally of the "LETS BITCH" Survey All Communications Committee m>embers are asked to attend ! b_~ , WIHE AHD CHEESE WILL BE SEitYED •long Wlt" fSA~aJpoltey. 'tile ..ould noiOI'IOH' bit •utonomo11, .. have no authority over the space, "ht said. "Wt want them to go somewhere where thty can move into an existing structure. •• He addod that the House would tvontually move to tht Amherst Call\DIII no mauer where it is located this semester. But Brown said, ·"we optod for Main Str~ and to go with the Oow to Amhtrst. Tht majority of studtnts are still at this campus." Sunshine Hou>e opposes a move to the Counstlin& Centtr. Drown said,btcaust it btli<vcs it will lead to th< group's demise. "SA "'Ould then e,•entually phase out our budr.tt. and "e W'Ould bt out of SA and lose our ondtpmdencc," Brown said, adding ohat if that OCC!urred, Suruhin< Houst's confidtntial files on ots clients "'ould bt rompromised because the Uni,trSII) B ut Osourah asserted that studtnts' interests would bt stf\ed by the move, basin& his rcasonio& on instability among the House's leadership and the declo nina quality of services offered. "They h8\·t )~ to present me with a phil050J)hical IU<On -..hy lht) can 'I becomt part of the DrOIHO Center. If thty ••JOY 10hat llley art doone now, lh<) ihould bt ~ollonato do an) thing to provodt tht 'iCf>~CC," Osuorah saod "They hi'< had st• chan&CS on lca&rshop: that's not stabthty." Both Bro,.n and Pubhe Rtlatioru Dirtctor !'lick Milltrnaci wd that they are not opposed totall) to a mo't to tht Counulina CtnL<r but art ""TY· "In &oina alona wuh th<or policy.... would no lone~ bt autonomous and would ha' t 10 go along "'iLb their policoes," Bro"'n saod. "A rdationJbop of coopcrotoon "ith tht Drc>p-in Ccnt<r would bt aU naht . We rnvtsion somtthing invoh•ing a S)'stem of su&gNions." Osuorah said thot not all d<tait. havr been worked out ytt and that ht would sit down with Coururling Ctnttr Director Diane Oalt to dettrrnint the exact relationship. Sunshlnt Hous< officials said that thty had been rryin¥ 10 gtt in contoct with htr '¥ith no success. O ,uorah and tht Sunshine Hou.e have also been fighting ovrr tht group's funding since tht SA Director put rhr dub's bud&et in limbo and ltmporarily SU\pendtd it. But ht has since chan~d his dtcisioA. leavin& tht Sunshint House's budget "ltrnporarily >topped." Sunshint Hous< officials claimed that thty ..ere nt\~ informed or lht decision. Tht Sunshine HouSt os abo upstt that Osuorah is now thtir SA con1<1ct . "Wt bad been deatinc with SA Treasurer Mark Moore all alona and thtn all or o <uddtn, it's someone else," Brown ass<ned. "You kind or likt to dtal t>ith the same person ." Sitting in the Rat complaining about teachers? Don 't~ Bring your complaints to tl)e: ACADEMIC CLEARINGHOUSE Help us to improve teaching at UBI Very informal: we'll take any problem and help you resolve it or any sugg~stion you may have for your teachers. I'RIUS fOI liST COSTUMU! I'RIZIS fOI.IIST DOCTOU! I'IUZIS fOil liST NUIISIS! - 1.00/ 0.--(VI>Oioo · 0..-)1.00 'tnt"' M ft \,ISI)H nc.:.n SM 1$ WO.TH A lUI...._ ON rui:SOAY. HOYtM«• \0 AT ,. J '$ M 1)A u$ :'tH PAttYt P. J. BOTTOMS FOOD • BOO%E • BOODlE ......,. Don't wait until it's too late Op~n ev~ry day 1-3 Wed/Thurs 6-8 Room 324 Squire Hall ~ �editorial j Ignorance does no good Already the snickers and quiet accusations can be deteced that Steven B. Sample, who will beeome University President next March, Is a capotaltst P<O. a lascost. or worse, just because ol hos affohatoon woth the sometimes contrO'Ierslal Councol on Foreign Retatooos. The Councors detractO<s have POinted to ues With the lnltuenlial and conservatl•e Trolaterat Commission, a somewhat questionable potpourri of the Western world's most powerful cotizens who h8ve a significant ell eel on I he policies of the United Stales, Western Europe, and Japan. The Trilateral Commission Is blatantly out lor its member's own well beong-a very disturbing and dangerous fact. But to put the Council and lis members on tile same category as the Tnlaleral Commissoon. or attempt to rationalize that the Couneol os a dange~ous onfluenee on US IO<etgn policy Is foolish. The fact Is. the Council on Forelgn Relations •s highly PIISiigoous 01ganlzalion to whoch many, both liberal and 1;0nsenrative members of the natoon's academoc, political, and economoc community belong. However. some have correctly noted that maoy Council members belong to lhe Trilateral Commlssoon, ana thus condemn the Council wolh guilt by associatton. Yet. close examonation oil he Council's action. and a lurther boographocallook at the vnt maJOroty of Its members wJII reveal that the Council on Fore1gn Relations Is not a subversive. neo·conservallve organozallon. but a bl·parusan commluoe struggling to 1nlorm the public on proDtems as 11 sees them. After a genera11on whrch has endured both the VIetnam war and the Watergate haseo. the actoons ol Olganotattons such as the Counc:tl has undetstandbly resulted rn a htgh degree of susplclon and paranora on our part. And the entire University community should be made aware of Sample'S Council membership and that 01ganlzalion's reputed lin~s to the Trilateral Commlssloos, but it would be a grave Injustice to the new President and~ dlssenrice to the University n a whole, to condemn him for be1ng lndueclly assoc1aled wllh the conservative Philosophy ol a few members who also belong to the Trlllleral Commission. Some things just won •a fade away Speaking ol neo-conservative dangers to America, what nauseating character from our past has been popping back up on television screens, the front pages of the newspapers, and Into the political limelight? None other lhan 111111\ard "Tricky Dock" Nixon, the notorious 37th President of the United States whO has probably caused this nation more shame and gnel than any olheo lnalvodual on hostory. Now. duo to the wonders ol Ameucll's so-called shoft to the nght, the fancy mouthwork of Ronala Reagfn and company and unavoodable mellowness that ume losters, Rocttard Nixon l$ back on vogue He can be-n at State funeralS, gala openmgs, ana as an unolhctal ambassadOI to a host of tore~gn nations Hos travels and yearly house movongs aoe followed 1n the press w1th the awe and Interest of a HOllywood celebroty. For Rochard Nixon. limo has healed old wounds. But we doubt that time has healod the wounds ol thousands of parents. wives, and children ol American soldiers killed in fighting a useless war In VIetnam while Nixon resided secure on Washongton playing toastmaster at h1S daughter Tucoa·s weodong. While searchong fpr an "honO<able peace And ots doublful that time hasn't healed the once-green Voetnamese forests which now resemble deserts rather than the lush tropical 1ungles they once we<e. Nor has time heated the scar Nlxon and hrs motley crew lnltiCied on the American public, creating a Presidency devoid of respect and pUling a government for the $)eople against the people. Richerd Nixon should not be reversed as a role model. On the contrary, he Is the epllomy of all that is evt11n Amtlflca. With the Plee&rlous soluatlon the world is presently ln. now Is not the time to f01get lhe mtstalles of 11141 Pa&l feed- ba k Refund in order ECIUOf~ Thinks for scre..mp up m~ PI1$0nll IJd ,, lhP Novemoor 6 ,uue ol Tho Spoctrum. Your people in th• CI1&S1I1«1 Ads departmtH'It wote reilly on the oau. ltHiflt mrstakes will Oe mad• but how c•n 1 PfN'$Onlf" be' understood 1f OOlh tiNt subJeCt 111d stgnatures ntmes Itt wrong" Mr •c wu ..H., Ch•tt«n- Butce · 11 should PLOgo Editor. AltNKUy n,g!U, as I w•• w•llc#ng tnrough havt~ Dftln " Hey Cherlene-. Bruce." The Sl)tcuom 1s ' tupll oualu~ srudtnr newsp•PfH m wh iCh the.Jt m1sralces Just shoulrJn.'t lH rrtado Thanks Bruce Ciass.~tled EOttor·a not• Sorry about •-n th•t. but Ad wr•ter ••,<IWfts .,, Squ1re HaN t•rurrung lrom a mghl tlau... my •Nenlion WI$ dr•wn ro • llrpe rlog wlrh rh, •rog•n. "ll!o PlO-AII rne Way•• wntlen above 11. Thil lllg was on display outside the Fillmore Room. My cutloslty thus ~tlmutated, I VMiurfJd mto th• Fmmort Room 1ts•ll. ro tiM that ..Pale.$t;ne D.ty" wa• In progtess. "P•t•stJn# O.y... It SHms. waa an •~•nt spons01ed or TM Organu.tton ot Atao Stildettts. co-sponsored Personal philosophical·differences ~SA ·a l_,atlo~l A/11111 1h0 "pmgr•m" oon111tfl!d of spral$ from ,,.. Palttstuw lnJOtnNtJOn c.,,.,., and • film p~es.entlliOtt on rM P••stJman "-!e. c.t.tuNy ,_usl"'l lhe MOTiruro dtsplllyed on • ratJM W11thlrt the FllrfftOte Room.l notiC«<Ihal the tMmph,.,s _,.,. publlshH by th• PaMstln1an UbftWtlon Ckga('IUtlofl. Wh1 ,. I woulD be lhelast ,.non to Hny ~ny group th• nght to ltH S/IHCh. I om olth• opitllon 11111 tho I'LO II • /t<IOfi$1 ~nlutlott. (found myself wondering the fotlowmg: Why . ., ,,.,. •lnull/y no publicity around compus _ , " Ptrnrlne O.y?" rnou oppoUd ro ruch on .wnt moll lt*Hy did not ew11 •now abOut 11 IMII CO- help l>u1 IHI /fro( IUCh I lftOW _.. , done ltttMiioiNI/y to aYOfd any U/tlt ot PIOt•st I also found h blf/wly llomclhal "PIIN/IM O.y" ha_..t to oolfld* Wllh I lhtN-doy IYfflpoSIUJfl on thO H-l>eln!l htld In Squn Holt Laol-· Un1veraity Student -.s 1mvsed to rnd the tlory on the front paf~* of The Spectrum. and the .Oitcwlat ootn ot Nov.mbet 4 - Atlgardmg the ntt ~twHfl m• and Stud~t Orgamllllon Dnector Chvm• Osuor•ft The stOI)' was lncomptetft and misleadmg. Tho sculll• between me and Osuoflh occurred many days t>etore e moollng NIWHn us. 11 which time Osu011h inlotmtHJ the Nigerian Stude/11 AtiOCIItK>n ( NSA,J O'fi.IJfHHtt moMy by $152.48 durmg '"' N,g.,-uo Weet events. fht scum• 1taned wttM, in responu to Osuor•h·l mvittUDtt, I ~~ to di$CUU txpens~• 9f lhe Nlger.. n WHk c.leblltJon& He iold m. to come b«:k tnolh« d•y I dtUppouued at hrl '"Ofi'M:e ltKIIOtlhe l•ct lhll hf I WIS .,anmg dUimg nts mHI.t~tg .,,,, othtrs. lnd he told , . ro w~t. I th#retore m51sr.a ""' I get a ,.ply /rom him. COntrtry to the re(Jort In Tt~e Spectrum. I dtd not oonltont Osuorsh becau~• he rtfua~ to telmbutse tKCtiS money spent by tnt NSA. OIUOIIh hid /)e/SOI1•t. IOCIII a(Jd pht'losophltal dltleren~s Vflth me even lHJior• the election ot tfte NSA m Ally. My point IS thlt M Is bttng PMIOflll m hiS trHUJretlt to NSA beuuso 1hOI<( thor OfVNizlllon. T,.. NSA bMII culhlfll dlt/>41'1 11111 1 spHk« on $tp1Mtbrer 1. lnd mtwMI about N~M II'HI Africa on ();roNt 1. On tn.se rwo d•ys. SrOf Was IP*nt OtJ ,.,,,,,.,.,.,,lor,,. studentr me""' w•• •new What ,.., loll out ol tho mHI/fl J3SO -o'fed oy ·: I ."'" ......,_ : oianri.r...~ ,,., OsUOI•h w11 $2<16 •hkh was not lt70Uflh tor tiN to chmat ll'tf ~ents TM N~g«lo8n ltt~nt lttnrv...a•ry celeiNitkwl ' ' the smglt ma101 ~~ ol lh~ HtgW,.fiS m Uus l.klmNIItt 11,.,_10/t mac» II I party t tllpon~IH/ffy IO ell Ntgerilns U1 Butlllo, thll tfte c.,.bntH>n got the treattMnt '' de~WWS Tn• NSA sont S580 list )'Hr /0< thO pony. no • Incomes 0SU011h WttS thet'f 1M NSA UHWm. Th1s 'l"•tl o.camt the presldMt, e11tl Oauo,.h ~•me the Oiroctor for Student Otg•nlzathma ,.. d*Cidtd lhlt S2.f6 wu enough lor tfHt ,.rty Osuotlh knows ""'a plrty wH/ ntlt!ct on m• 11 prtlfdetrt. lnd that 1 aucceutul 01'/t will bring me pool c.~t We 1/Hnt s.-101 the p•rry. Last r-ar 1510 ""s .,.,, trod Qsuor.h'Cinnoti01Ji10/ rhat anorJy. ,o~so, ttt tnltl« S88 Irom tic:t•t ules Ull )'Ht twrrt,lng wu ftH I ••s tOld thtt lht.s )'Hr"t party ..-s one o/ tl'lt best •tt a lonQ time •~.n thougtt g1t1t tatlt w1s Charged '""' ttere no lttltO"'Ir5 In tact tht Plll'f @fldfd ahttad ot schedc/1e bec.aure we ren out of food anddonrt&. tf noOOdy setts the mtsch,tl of OJuorlh allowing only $246 ou1 o/ $1500 budgered by SA, l hen my 1111/tu service to I he NSA.. SA and th• UntvtrSIIY wtll not bit wontt my wtufe. I wttll ""' talce th~ RS.e to thl' Stlldtttl WitH Judtcl•ry on the groufJ<Js that OslXH•h wu bWtg tHJ-.onaJ Ht Ms tre•tmem to the liSA and v'ctmur~ng '"" OtQattQitton ~U$• o1 pwsonal d1flat.nu1 ""''" tn. prestdttnt �op-ed c:f;t!CS! opinion By ARTHUR HERTZBERG A \ nwar Sedat was e gtllant, """· COUfageck.la. proud atnct Qfacloua man. He alao •Hy, fmpet10us and contemptuous ol thOM tn tne Alab WOfld * 0 0 - 111m Wo oo not '"II)' Mow woo was behind his mUfdet, bu1 one tn•no •• Wtatanlty c.'"r: ...., ._.--..s tM vtcttm ol thOH wno haled 1\tt beltw nature.. S..O.t 0100e1 • - • ..,., I>OJ'OI\d "'' COftlotni>Oftlloo I>KalJsellis'Wislon olpuce, an4evenor llleAtlb mterest, wu nol bolmdocll>)' diCIMo Ho '09"''*' rno S<nall>)' making peace wnll l1too1 Willie all tho otho< Arab ~~~e.. lilted to w1<1 on Inch back b)' tal~ ol otornol war wit II tile Zlor>llto. Nol IInce 111e d.t.YI or S.ladkl "",. Egypt an4 liS ruler been hold In such roopectln tho wO<Id Yet, lew :t.mOOg lhOM WIM) ~!!neW h1tn a.ncl Wl'\0 have tome sense of Egypt In recent yeata c.n be •urpt'IHd at tnls murdet. Sactat was eteaJty not h1mself a fevt """"' ago In ~n •ngry lei0¥1sed pi'OSS <On Iorence IhOI lie govi to tile Western proso alter lie !lad clapped oomo tllOO dillldents Into jail. He was &1\QfY at the Western journaUsta fOt' repottlng tho growing unrest t>olng ereolod b)' tho Knomelnl·1ypo Muslim btOlhtrhOOd and 1ho tell·wlng lntelllgen.sla, both ol Whk:.h •anted to unoermlne hit orientation on AmtWica and the peace wnn Israel. tt wat tt'le anger of a great prince who dld not want the world to know that he waa surrounded by too many Jackals. F o.r months, many Wellem analysts have been thlnlttno that Sacsat'a regime wu '" Hout)le. Tht eoCJf)QtnV waa In stlambhts. fM no messianic r&domptlon had come to the fore .aa a res.utt of the pe.aca w.lh l$l"hl, Many gk'll amor.g tbe unvlerslty students now ate wearing the dlc:toiO<, bUt • ..., hla loodotlhlp did not IOivo the lntonnol pfObloma ol Egypt 0< Quiet- the ultra-nationalist&. <hldoot tnd many among the !nteillgenol8 say qu1to OP<tnly tlletllley prefot tMir job$ 0< conouttantahlps In llle oil $hlo«doms to thO wisdom 01111 glory ol Sadot'a IO<elgn poiJcy. The l mtnediate (esuJt ol tM assasslnaltOn ia obvlovs. £9ypt ll now unstable. and na ~mmeo1ate future Ja now tn tn. hands ol tf'l.e •my. How unuec "-" offw:.t corps ts or •111 •omoln fa highly q•oshon~e. Hosn< Mubatak. tile <tl<eo<eoklent-- tl>eSOOOIJng, ,.y"et\'-1 Hne for • white. but It is ob¥1ous that tw has tnher•ted our tomotlng to t~tn~ 01 cJtaoolntl tiiCiic:a ~ tfyot>g to o<otect ""*l<o'a "''""" 1n tho Middle East by llllrodue:lng ow own mHilary IOR:n end b)' Sl..,g"*ting ""'mn.tary Iloa ..,Ill IIIMI lllf1he<. IIIHI Ia otlble, we"<Ootod allll po-lul But ....., In <OnC*t ""Ill d • _, Amer1ca cannot wnptr all on tile lid In the lndellllhtlf 0 1 - y. oocial cllonge and tile tnonatbttnetton 01 Atab nallona!Wn Irom Its.,._, ne.thef Sldat'S AU1f'KM'I I)' not ch.atlsnJI_ The IIIOO!is wQI now. quit• pcope<ly, 1>0 reluctant ot comptet the proc:eu or wrtnorawal from the StnaL For their gre•test and most pers1ste:nt fear ha• now bHon rt•liZCKI. The questlott Js now ope.n~ Will the peace th.lt So IOftll as 011 ma11011 to tile Industrial - l d. an4 oo longs •• people matt., to the Wettettt ~e. Amorlc:a connot IIIO<d tlthor Ilie $hah 0< Khotnolnla• the only llle llllddlo Eut Sadat wu tile lhfrd o ption an4 he hat noot Ia IIonOniy In u .... UN or tsrMt have .,e found a pto- l1,. TN--., paroch' al ~· ..,m have to De fee«~.. •tt•••u-•• Bogin modO wllh Sadal 1>0 hono<ecl by an OOYPI whl<~ aoon may well bet OOCltrolled by 5adat's asusslna? A bloody and lime-honored lt'8CIIUon in Hle Arab wortd of stM)c)Unv modetates and installing eXHeml at:J. conllnuet.. laf&ftl certainly I s even more 11\et~ to be conrtrmed •n ita. oppositiOn to temtOfl al autonomy Ofl \t'IO A~nc"' g~ftfnment Da.MO on • -Jt. "'""0 w1tt'l 111 gowernrnent fhe task of Amerlcan ana world .staltsmansh!P now Is to flnd fort es Within tht Arlb world w"lch went neHher dktatoran~ps of the ltfl no, of thft right- and then auppon them alaln7 There also remains the fundamental ques•lon ol wnat Amer4ca '' •o do With tho Middle East and for lhat matter the Third World. Supporting dlctatorst'lips. from Bepll.sta 11"1 Cuba i n lhe 1950s to the Shih in tr.m ln I he 1970s, ontv lo have them tall 10 revotutlon, ites faHcd di,.Wltou ..y again and again. 5.adat was the Vert m~ ot-. '"0Ctero11 Anftur Herl:b•tq ' ' VIet> PteJident o1 the Amerlc.n Jew;sh CongtiSI tttd pro/~ssot ol h111ory" Cotutnbll Umvers1ty I ~ITD toru~ ToOio l By GENE GRABINER W ancs -y ·ua ~...... .&AI ~Ill eanno1 offet an eccurate asse""*'t of tM stetva ol Alfitmotfve Action on ou• caMQ~n. ( 1 - an examination ot these la~es WOQHII dlacr.mlnatory strvcture panltl'ls by eootinu$ng stucs.nt distribution oerou ma)ln and lllfOU911 dObtOO IO¥Ois. Thlalo <CHTIPOUnded oslolenSirlod structural df&erim1natlon b)' gendef .men oNe ewamine the enrollm,nt and e10groe leVel status or Black. Hlapan+c and Netive American women •tudonts. The 0111 provlded by the Otllto ol Atllrmati,. Action In Tabte 1-moe 11 cleaf thlit. on tht awera~ AhoAmerica.ns., Hisp.anic·Amencan• af\4 Nattv•Amerlcans at ue ate not enrollect In degree.groou"o ptogramatn ~ropon1on to thetr numbe" ln tl'le g enerat populaUon. Furthermo,e. as we move hom 6achotor's 10 graduate programs (conttotllng IOf rocJucod ~ooram alre), we note that tho proporllonate numbe• of mlno•IIY atudent ~ • 11 4b 8NH .... ~ 5& .. ,, 43 33 • "' 3 w "• 0 '3 0I 'I 0 I 0 2 - 'f!M ttwdtN a ~ .. w .......w .... H ~ 0 0 0 I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 '0 3 0 0 0 0 ' ' o-o 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 I ~ • 50 • , I 3 II 2 I I 2 ' I 0 0 w "0' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ToW .. w USM I~ I ' 12 ' • v• It 0 ,' 3 • I t I I 0 0 K.,.: AS-AI Stuott!lt.; u-Un~ F- Fort ~: 8NH- 811Ck. NOttH~te. H- HIJprentC; APt - Ame,U!'\, Pacifc lstanoer; Al-Amerleanl.noiM. USM- US Wtnont +et~ M- '-"n. W- Women SoufCI': Offlea ol Atflrm•tr'l! ActtOf'. SUNVAB.~Iif"'. 1911 Tabltll Fall t980 Entollrntnt Suntey - Stti~Ht~t:t In Ooc-toraJ ai\IG 00) (lull•ttme .JtYOent-s onMtMiected prooram~ Program ,..~• ana aw11d .. AS ,, I BloiOVtlPnlll w 37 22 Mlt'aQtomenl {Ph()) HIQhOI &1. (PhOj Couno. ed. tPhlll Soc. Fo..ln<l (PhDI " • 12 10 22 10 II 17 Chern. Eng. CPhDJ UB elsa had thel1tpest rfJPrtsenllflon of Hetw. Americans of the live units autveytd. One hundt«< alfd ttlg11t Ntflve Ameriunl wet• fi/JfOIIC+d IS unt:HtgfldCJit . . ,,re tn the fell ol 1880, end 28 In pott·l>lcc•taurute Worli the dfS1r\butlon or student e n r - t t UB oullidont enough to coli Into quelllon tile 011100 ollnatltUIIonol Studios' optiml"" hOs bMft g...... F<O<n tile llbln, it iS closr that $implo reUonce on lho Iotti enrollment plc:turo 13 a ·~ ~111r i8Sl base has 1 higher percenttge of bltcklltltndlng. W hlle spaco doea not ponnfl utendod dlocusllon ol tho''"' dOto prMenlod In Tables (1>0""'1. a pktute ol 10 ,. ~·- tBAI Stet•. although thtt ctmpua wUh • smtller enrollment slgnllic:ar1<:e ol •uelllacta. RethOr, It - . . a to me that questions of tho P<lfsllloneo 0< oll1nlna1lon ol ntelal dloe!Otnlnation In nlghor OdU<Otlon ara t>ottor answered wilh pre:sentattOn of 1/ftef oocial enatyses than those olfetod In tno Ropot\, - · ,.. lllould P<oi>O I>Ohlnd tho IIPPN!OI>OO oltlle PO$lllon of Blocf<, Hispanic ..,., Natl..., Atnotlc:an atudonta PIOHnlod In tile II\Siitutlonal Studres 0111.. date. 11 :1111 a 2811 5034 l 19 ....,on,gl &>11 eJro ha~ more blacJ" enroJitd lhan Buflalo ~ll¥e :IS 193 IIIII :!3 c..· ~ · Eledlc.at Eng us onml/s oorh more bloc~ $1uaonll ond o hiQh., per<enlfll• of O/ockt In fll ulldorproduott ona groduoro total• fhtn any orhtr SUNV unlo;trrfty cent.,. h. is not meant he-re 10 deprecate or to OO•nplay eny f .. •" ~EnG "*' u 51 -Eno or u ~lract empiricism.. ot aurtace data as Pfll$0fl\ed 1<1 liMI Olllc:a of l<11tltutlonal Stud• • Rolpoft entells 1 metnodo4oglcel unsovndneu or wea\:neu that un40<COts tile Report. Tho ooeloloclontlllc point to koop In mJnd is th1s; to the degree that appe.atal'Cl. . (e. f., grosa ,. aggregate (dato) oro taken to 1>0 their o..n .,.plolntrt, llle more lundomonlol •011< o4.aoc:lol sdontiiiC anOiyalals blocked or remains yet to be cson•. Put another way. ••to the exlent that we ••plaln appe.a.rencea by thtmaetwes. we will remljn rootod~n oppatltlon." Therefore~ It ts neceuary to m&ke not lull common sense, but .sc-*'tlflc senH of the following eun&menll Irom tnetnslllutlonol Studios Olllc:o Report: AS lol w , Archftactlolfe more blacfiCI; than other grad oen1era or 8uft SLate,... la stiH .somewttac weak. It Ia thts wtltn Yle• that tr.. grou The VnNer$11'1 F.W 1180 Eftot!fN!"'&Inoey-AJI Stuo.ntatUI!Otf Mid to• ... O+v.. . . t•V'I C:O.oeon~· O&;tH Ptogtwna tM+'Kl.o CWogrM'\tt PJoolatn name 1M 1-.'W'O nllo ptoridlng -lnlerostlng dOtal- frO<n a Febtuary. I!lSI Rep0f1 Clwt olllle UB Oil lea of lnllhutlonol Stud1eo. an llllldo oppea<lno In tiMI ,..port.,~~~ tU, tllllll, oniltlod enroll• pro-Amerlcen peoote.. The PfobHNn tn the Areb WOfkl •• that •• ha'lt not yet IPPIOO<IIod lllo Arab Wo n ... dealt .,,In tno cttttH and tht wealthy- not the masses. Ho Arab SOC:Itl~ letttlltHif ln a poaltlve contact wttn Ametlc• or We$t Bant.. tor H cannot trust any moderate teader• thete 10 aurvtve. How •ndeed can one conllnue the Ctrnp OavkS procus •ftlf Its indispensable centr•l fiQUie hu beef\ ,...-----~ - ancs ~1 Eroc. Eno. ll'ltDI Comp Sc:l. tPhDI ' 1 20 1 ... ..... (PitO) ~ Enoli"' IPhlll 5A <3 65 a .I 3 a.-.... !!'hill PhrtCt IPhDI 1 u s 3 -II -II • t$ 0 • ,,' I 23 'z 13 ll I 22 II 2 tendS tor m01e ptogran'l.$, to raatc:euy oecl•ne. Wrule tt'lfs short p'ece has- onr~ took*<! at eruoUment l~uru. a &.U,.dy of fl"'k"'orlty studeol reteniJon 'Bnd comPfet&on r«tes Is certa1nly ln Ofdet. ttl"tOI~ Apan hom tho ,....it olliner .,...lysi$ ..o1 tho , _ IO< tongttud•nal or d~chronic,. • well as synchronic:,•studteL • simple point needs to be tUI>Ited ai>O<JI tile use ol absolute numi>Ots 0< statlstiU. The Offlc:e ollnsthutlonot Studln Rtpolt states that UB "also has mot~btad<a enrolled lllan lklllolo Stoto. aii/>Ough that campus .. ~n a I>Osollas o higher percentego ol smallo< bta<l<a attending." llulcally. atllllat lias oeen sold IIO<o Is lhll U8, wijh itolatgot S I - t body, hU mote blOCka (In ai>IO!uto '"'~ attending than dOOS lkllfalo State. Howevw. ttatisuca ve Oflly tneAf'lingfullf they lhow --t retaUonahlps (INthematical const•nts no«w1thstanc:ling). TtHtrefore. It s.eem.s thlit what is~ sigmflcant about the Quote ls that Buffalo State, w1t.h its sm.al.., student body, haa a t'll;her propottion of Afro-Ameliean stuoents. What can ,.... moke ol thiS <ompvalive datum In light or 'f'atbua campuses commJtments to alfirtn8tlve aatton? In a tun study p t4)•1ted b)' th•·Atnetk:an Council on Education and directed by ol\1-lllle< W. Asjl• o f tile Coot>e<ollvo '"Siitullonaf Rosoar<h Program ol tl>e Graduate SchOOl ol Educotlon at UClA. il was dlltfm1~d "'" only 8.A percent of the Simtlfe ot 215.890, 1976-71 freshmen •uf\leyeo were Black.. Thl1 was a 3 t patcol"l dectll'!e h(Wf) the •976 Stack frtahman enrollment peak of 12..3 pecce"1 ("The Characleriltles ano AWtude• ot 1176-77 Freshmen/' Cluonlc• of HJohar Edu<llion, Jonuory 10, 1977, pp. t2·13). II hod oarllo< been Tl•• F 10 Ototot ~M'II ~wc•cn DOS. OVM Jo. ._,0, PNr o. _ BNH ¥ w 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 •• "---' 0 2 0 a Q 0 .. w .. •w API H 0 0 t 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 I 0 0 I I 0 0 0 '' AI M w 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 lotal USM ¥ w I 2 0 I 0 0 0 ' I ,I 00' 2 0 I 0 0 2 3 0 D 0 - contend«<tl\at a 12 peocet~l 8llek lre.sttrnan «'"'041tneflt hgure """ tQutva'ent to popuiat.an Pat•tY Of tOUrae. wt\lt t\U been lvlovrn for tomttlme among •he commun•tY ot Black sehOlatt ertd Ia ftO'at mote wldel1 pUblk:llod Is tho - " " " " ol Otn$11$ u,_countlng of BlacllsiOnd otllot ml-•IH u woiO Conooq....,tly, A Black r r . . - enrollment •ato ol12-3 - · · nationally, w a s - • teal ttllt<tlon oiiJOPlllor•y !Wlty In any event. OtwiouSiy,llla lmp0f1ont to Mow II tile tt~n dodiM 18 continuing. Hone olthfa, - · . . . . , oddloa... tho ptoblom ol rolontlon and completion rates 01 mlno<!ly atudonla. Two touona IO< UB moy 1>0 ella- from tho dota and -.nalylu pro-ted In lflto artlc:to and oluallatii>Q yet ano!Mr oxomplo or tho outgoing U8 Admlnlatrallon's 10oak commitment to Alllrmatl,.. Aellon.IS.. olao " lollno111y nl•lng ,..,.. muc:h to 1>0 dOSired," n.. $i»Crrum, Marcil 10. 1878. "Writer <hargos '""'""' O)tllla on campUS... tt.po,r.,. Hcwemblll3, t980.) l • Ofven 1"- Pf0b4ems of rtclaJ dlacrlmrnatJon ln Ametlc:an lito and at UB, tho UB Olllco ol Institutional StudloolhoUid poy c - auontlon to tllo llndlt>ga or the UB Olflc:o ol Alllrmall,. ACtion 2 • Any Search Commlnoo -kii>Q o now UB President should feaotve to select an lndMduat with a ptoven 1nd positive Alllrmoti,. AQtlon track roc:otd. Edllor·a "ote: GMt G11blntr,. • Formet Aulataru Ptoftuorln rho l>opatlmonl of Socii/ FouMollona Facully o/ EdU<IIIonol Srudloa SUNYAB. �feedback Teaching opportuniles r,. Foretgn and Oomes.trc r•acllers Ot~mUtJon nHds reachet ~pptrcants In 111 l~s from Ktnderqarten through Coll~t 10 /Ill t»ttNHn /we and 600 teachmg vacanctes both'' flomt end •txoad. S«•. f95a our orglnlzltfOn " ' ' t>Hn Ondmg ~~camces- and tociltmg teachers both m lote;gn counwes 1nd 1n all lilly states Wt pos$U'S nunttteds ot currt!nr ~nlnga lfld ttlvt all of the /HNtlfttMt mtorma110n on schollrSiups, Qt~ntl. end l•llowsrup$ The pnnc;ple prol>Wm 'lrtllt ' ' ' " .,.,.,, to llltd tobs re•r te•c-~s 1$ OW •nlottnatiOn and btOChwe ' ' ' lrH ana comr ' ' an Of'IJ!O#Ioot ltme ~ thete '''many more ,.~,.,, than teaclung positions Sltould you w1s.h addtiiOI'III ;n/01m1t10n about out otglntlltlon, you may lfmte Ute Ponttnd Oregon Berter Bultrten Bureau or thl Nll;onll Tear:het·s. Plac.metll Agency, Umversal 1Hcl1ers. BoK 5231, Portllnd, 01egon 97208 we do not prom1se ev.,y Qreauat• ;n the l~'d ol tducll#on 1 tklmat~ po$it;on, how•"*'· we do PfOifl l~• htm 1 w~ range ol tumdte>d$ ot cunent .,,c•ncy notas both at ~ •rwJ ltH~d Oearinghouse opens Edit Of 88gmnlftQ tODay, rne At;adtmte Cltlnng Hous. (~CHJ wlfl tMJ opetatinp out ol 342 SQcme Umon Th@ ACH w111 oe m•IJ(tect by membtrs of the AcademiC T.atA Force (ATF) to htt.lp s tuCIMtJ wWt proomms ,.llllnQ tO CIISStOOm SliUitk)nS otltc~ nou.-s nave oeen ut up m Old« to rncrease awar.-Mss ol the semces olteted by the ACH as wetl ' ' to Metease ecces-.sab1My to fWf'Yon# The ACH w•s de.~ped ~Sf )'*If by rn. ATF IS • me1.ns lor '*SolVIng ol atudentc PIObiHnl The pmlosophy whiCh gave ttse to tht ACH WIS that • means oth$ tiJan f01m11 gr-e'lltte~ proot'dures was nH<Jed to encourape solut1ons to ptoblems. however mlrtot ThiS philosophy has bHn mlt undcusto<>d m thf past. ACH Js not '" lnsttumenr lot* atudent lo " get 1 tHcn~t 01/en e ptol•ssOI ' ' un, ..,,, that • probttm f'tllf' Hl!f.. thlt ACH m•y I CtuaJiy hftl e ruchlf mctetse hts eltecuveneu 1s en msu uctot In atJd,tJon, It mult be recognized thll ltull,.U t;otniJIItmng to 11 Itlend oVI!I • C.tr ' ' fiOI producllve It only tostets IJ Iff lttltudal prOblem rnts ;s whtre me ACH mikes 1 d,/lertnce We 11e ,.,.,, to ontH ach;ce to tit~ &tll<h!nt• 11 • atudent ,.,,, OHn trHWtf wtl•rrtr. w ltf! h*'• to gM I&JPPO(J II the P'OIJI., ' ' _,,Oli.S. we ...,, mttuCt tho IIV<Jettt ' ' to 1M IP{MOptllt•IOIMII ptoe«<~ Tht ATF hopes tttal •nr s:rudent ha~mg • IKOIJ"'m With , ttiCfret tnll see• u-s out. W• ar• ,.,. 101 you W• e tso W~rlnt your svggestfons. so tJtop by and help us to 1mptove t~IChJng or our UniYN,Uy Frank Imburgia Ae1demtc Task Force JoNIP. McAndrow Fote:.gn and Oome•uc Teacnr.s PrHtCJenl Racial jock talk It '~ • ~me T"hffl ma.41es '' oiterto w~nt to h&ift tM oii''''911'Y"' lfleoth~ siiH o1 tM t,.kll w.nt to hun him so OM! he ((nows not to mfss "'''" m• ,-,,., oA·•y bee~use tt's • g1me. but _.,., dtHS '' stop oemg tusr 1 game? Guy1 on my team playttd m f»ln Hcau•• they want•d to wm $0 bad: , , ,., 1 dm111tH&, bOth Dave 1nd K•ith gave 110 perC*nl ol whltJhey hid C.p. and Eve •re ltflletes who h av• 0''" ltH/mes on the llttld But. ,,., • g1me. artd we lorgotthlt. The EthniC SJurs have bHn a "''" ;n t.M PfiSI to w ;n Olios• w1th C'9mtr and~~ TOday we Josr lf't dtsgrec.. even thoUgh the g1me dtd not Mtd Or the Cltx:*, '' et?Oed w f th 1 punch to rei*'"' Tlllttl.,._s ~ellt wl'llte T,.. ottt« telm was white 1 1 m .,..l'l,te-thll mapnty ol my rNm 11 blat*. I m1c:Je tht '"''''"• ol ratJonlltzmg the $I lUI liOn TIHr refs caNfld 1 (IOOd game. ''good •• couh11» 6t.,PIJCfed ,, 1ntr1mura1 p11y, There w1s no quo111on of bllck or wftlro....On thlt fi('/d 11 rflllly felt •• though e11eryone wu the umo C41or. ptsying thfl ume geme, tnd thet u WI$ tf»t way the tel$ Cl/lfKI ''· On oM p,.y, tM refs • ;eked a blltk man and I whUo man oot ol tho g•m• In "'' tyes the utJ was /UIIIfl«i AnotMr perron I tom my /elm maele • OOtnmattl Hf! WI:$ 11$0 thtOWft OUt one: mmfl1e 2S .$IIICOndJ 1111 M rne game • /lpM IYolte out iHJd the relsJIOI punt;l>«< TMt is ...,., ,, atopped be«nff• ~,. There was nolhlng Ollck ot _,.,,.8 about tt. StvpkJIIy and UJ:f Jnab,llly to COfltrol on•~tll-tftlngs that often Qf't pftll)le tr.. w,, fd/'-d-cln oe btlmtHJtor this "'olfnce. 1 apoloplzfl to rn. ret, not tor my tummates tHN:1u1e ,,.., l'tl ~• to do thet 'or t htmSftlfffl.a. but lor myaell. 1 hHrd 1 black man sly I had 1 dteam. Hlppinf'$1 flllfrl be COI'IIId«N I roQ lh" h .IS no real ll'llw. trs toret W'l'tght Js • • CM/y aec.rtt to the po- t:Ofltl-ln both. Alan Mttft'$ my di'Hift, Wtlh I IHI/ng of Mil cottlPollopplt>Hs. Ho,....-t/>11 II 1M ~""'"'II ol tM end. A OlnlfWie to lind the Ht:flfll o/IM Hrth ,_01& _,... o1 . - ,,., rrrn one do~ (rl not olrHdy) .,..,,.~ the Nntr. m-• po-. w.,... ,,. po-. •• , .... ,,. ·~· .. "'cit,. hopp/nou. Tilt tOe* Js IOUMI; many want. lfteny ~' -m•ny grob; only • ,_ ore U pl uno wore ol tiHt •nowledge. T-ore -~~·· ld/o/1. TM roclt ;, touchod 1>y .,., thon onoti>K, ond yet anot-. oou. Dull. Dual. tndilnl " " - o n ---.Y-.0-. ,.._llfi- Oown"a o.d Hlflhwe~. The rot:k Ia IYo.t. .. ~·· ~· Only the facts Editor. ~ B.eaus• of the~~~~,.~ oll#ttets COftt;«mng the u~• 01 lntmats Jtt we IHI it '' time liN 1 lactu-.1 tespons& n..t. ,,. many '"'sconc.ptlona about tNt uu ol lflimlts. NoM ol t/>e olor.mont- CIIIOiond HMitlollalhtiC eqHrimMII ltiH nw bHn {»rlorl'lttJd !J«e. OUr 1n.rna1 stud~• are mostly ltt the /IOidl of m«<it:lne. donll•ur and The ~t.,in4rlln end his tochniCIInl lnsur• thlt pt'Oper lltchniqu<t$ ore employ«~. H•t• at the unJ..trsity of Buffalo, ""'•urg•ty is t!Wfr ,_,louniKJ without tiHt use of anttthei11• .-ven es tar ,,,..,ch. "'"""'C'I· ,.__ 11 m~ end rats ate concomt<J Poat·aurgklfJ~. Ulft lie l,.lt«< with •nt1blotlc. lftd IIJI/gtfSJU 10 w1H1111 any CO(Pp/lcotlonl Vd rHocomton. Tin , . . , _ , 4 in addnon 10 '"" doil'f monltatrtrg ollhe ,,_q 0~- ,.,,.,,,.,by At the conctualolr ol nperi,.,.ntal ptrH»dwel, anlmata ,,. euthlniNd an lntrawnous Fn/..:tion of conc.ntrat«<e.M:Jt ltHia. r,.,,, Ja tltt ume u tho mothod ul«f 1>y IM SPCA. Tho ,,.,..,.,,,. lor housing ,_, ut o~ ,,. AmefiCI'I Auoeilt/on lOt ACCT«<- oi!AbotatQ()' Animal Coro. YO<k Stoto o/ HNhh. - Depo,,..,, YM Stlto Ooport"'*"t of Erwlrollmonlll ConltttVItlon. US Df!ponmen/ ol AgriCulture. US O#!plrtm~t ol FISh & Wildlife. aMJ the Ne w YoU St1t1 Oepertm«~t of Hutrh, E.duc,etlon and W-'l•r•. Wo •re Ph~•lt:•ll'f inspected by those orgonltlt/ons, end we,,. curnntly accff!dited by th•m Prol.,sfonll and ethic./ orcJw• ol o~tltiCM teiUit m mlnlmll diScomfort to the e.n,matr end maxurrum ,.,_,,, to "''" tr ;.ttopet~ by us , , , ,,. P«JPP• • hO .,. •ntl>~nimet r.se11ch look •t t"-k IW.a l(ld telllll tiWtbeneflfs th_,hl~~ o• �The quest for peace may be found on the TM trail Br EILEEN LEE Olmpus FNturrs £d11or ) For less than one-third of a semester's tuition, students can get a little peace of mind. Not · impressed? How about kicking the smoking habit, lowering the city's crime rate, preventing traffic accidents, arrd helping achieve world peace all at the same time? These are just a few of the results that followers of the Transcendental Meditation (TM) program of Maharishi Yogi boast of worldwide, and the Yogi disciples at the Buffalo TM Center on 27 Jewett Parkway are no exceptions. According to Buffalo Center chairman, Jake Dann, the TM's purpose is to ''unfold the full potential of the individual and through that individuaJ, society as a whole.'' All it takes is 20 minutes twice a day in an easy chair, on the bus, or even in the library, for the whole mind and body to achieve a state of relaxation 50 percent deeper than sleep, Center teacher Reed Behrens claimed. This state, he said, will release the stresses and strains of daily life to produce inner emotional stability. Brad Onasch, also a Cmtor instructor, dC$Cribed th~ TM experience as "a souroe,of consciousness unbounded." "When you sit io a chair with your eyes closed you g~ in touch with the silent inner value lhat under·lines the whole oreative process." he asserted. "Therefore, the expcrienct: is also a source of creativity and inteUigence which yields a greater appreciation of lhe world around us." W hat sets lhe Maharishi TM mdhod of meditaling apart from others, the m=bers of Buffalo center explained, is that it is effortless, e&$Y to learn and mjoyable. ''You don 't have to wait for years to be able to dp it," Oann nid. "All you need is to be able to ha¥e a thought, and within about an hour we can lead a peraon to the arcatcr fields of the mind ." The romplete process, requires seven steps including a free introductory leaure (which is given ~cry Wedn~ a1 8 p.m . in the center), a preparatory lecture, a peraonal interview and privace pcncmal iouroction followed by three seminars. The fees charaed-SljO for adults, Sl75 for students, SISO for a high sdlool studmt and two weeks allowance for children under 10-<over all the above sessions and any return visit.s . Onuch said the money aoes for publicizing lhe TM program and coverina the evecyday expenses of lhe teachen who reside at the Center. The fees also he.lp rmaneelhe Buffalo Center's efforts to teach the prosram to people in Tehabilitation facilities and prisoners who "II six ClallS an hour, could hardly afford tbe provam on their own Alaries," the Cmter membcn ellplaioed. The Buffalo TM Center-<Mmber of thc.lnternalional Meditation Society-employs four fuU time and t..Opan time teachers to Instruct the nationaUy accredited Maharishi mdhod which, members said, bas allracted people from staff members from all walks or life. Staff mcrnbcn recaUed doctors, patients, professional athletes, arandmOihcrs and even a rour·ycar-old ..bo ha•·e benefited from the TM program. Fi•e years . .o. Behrens noted, 14 of the Buffalo Sabres came to the Buffalo TM Center because '·meditation tend> to free the mind from stres~ result in,& in an increast in mOlOf· rC':at'lion." The claims may seem incredulous aJd the evidence a little far· fctchod, but the center is moro than preparod for skeptics. Among the TM Center's booL~ on meditation. lies a thicL volume of scientific studoes publiShed in !kien~ and Journal of Psyt'holov• report ins the cffcahcness of Maharshi's meditation method. Extenshe bar graphs and ehans reveal plummetong me~abolic rates, the normalouuon of hi&h blood pressure, a decrease in anxiety l... els and the d...-dopment of s.-.erol personalit)• traits for people prat'1icins TM. It has also been used to cure insomnia and alcoholism . Perhaps the most comrovenial studies arc those that claim Tru.ruoendental Meditation lowers the crime rate and stops aging. A ccording to 6nasch, the crime rate experiment has been conducted in cities throughout the " 'Orld including Pou&JILccps.ie, Ithaca and Boulder, Colorado wotb consistently f~•·orablc results. After about a week of aroup meetings where participants joontly practiced TM , the crime rate in the areas where the sroup met dropped, sometimes as much as 29 pcr«nt, for lhe next few· days. " A similar effect is found In physics," Onasch explained, "where introducing just a few coherent el<ments into a chaotic system can generate oohercnoc throughout lhe sYstem. " Tho ago ·study, conducted at tho Meditation International e r;on._ TM 10 Oft- ScltttSSIIll'iSfl'l'S -x Slti Club. Inc. SKI SWAP 9 am- 9 pm FRIDAY NOV13 ROOM 17, BASEMENT OF SQUIRE HALL Sellers bring equrpment any lime after 8:00 om Friday. FOR MORE INFO. CALL SKI CLUB 831-3592 INTEINATIOfW. NtKUAl AlliS AWAIEIIESS DAY INIDNATIOIW. NUCUAI AlliS "POLISH POETS AWAIEIIESS DAY liB'• . . . u.n IN REVOLT' ~ given by: Dr. Tymon Terlecki, Professor Emeritus at the University of Chicago ., ... ,,. WEDNESDAY Nn. ll .. ......_ .......... ,...,........._ ...... r..a;m. ........... TUESDA¥ AT 7:00 RM 233 SQUIRE FREE RECEPTION WILL FOLLOW! lfi'IIICATIJIW. JIJCUAl AlliS AWAIIESDAY Cosponsored with Speaker Bureau IIIIIIIfATIOIW. JIUCI.IAl AlliS AWAIIIIESS DAY -..•-••c.n.......,_.e �TM PHOTOGRAPHERS The Spectrum's Photo DepL is holding an O'"ganizational meeting Wednesday. November 11th. at 3c00 p.m 1n the SpecMJm Ofhce. 355 Squi·e Hall AU inteJ"ested photog'"aphers please attend!! • • Oftllnued •..., ~. University in Fairfield, Iowa, claimed that the biological aac of persons lt an &veta&< chronolo&ical ... or 53 went down bctwctn five and 12 years dependin& on how lona they had been meditillna. " Meditatin& allows physioJoay to dissolve stress thereby buildina the body towards immortality," pnasch said. The notion or immonality and other philosophical dOCtrines have brouaht some to COil fuse TM with rdi&ions or" cults. "There is absolutely no conOict with meditatina and rdiaion." Bchre11s insisted. "I know priests, ra bbi's amd nuM who hav <learned TM and have tauJ)It it to others," he said. "It's a sdtnc:e.'' The TM Center explains that in recent )<ears T M follo..-ers bave be<>ome Interested in the ,.otld peace movement. "The idea Is that if individuils bceoroe peaceful (throu&b medilatin&) the world will bceorne peaceful," BchreD$ said. In acrordance with this new aim, Maharishi wrote a "world plan" in 1972 which included se-en coals for the world to strive for and a proclamation that if only one pcrceot or the world would praaice TM, the plan would wor,lt. In 1977 Ma harishi believed that t110ugh people khcw TM and were ready for advan\:.,mcnt; a process termed sidh~, Onasche revealed. "Sldh~ is a series or menral techniques giving 1.he ml nd the habit or functlonina from the quiet Jeltled state or consciousness." he said. "At the state nature .bcalns to function and th• mind then functions in IICCOrdance to all nature. Therefore, we can be mii.Sltr ovor creation," Onasch concluded. It is in this advanced Slate or consciousness that levitatina, also called the Oyina sidM, can be experienced. This phenomenon wiU only result, the Center said, "'hen maximum coherence bra1n waves is echitved. "''tb A ecordinaiD Onasch, people ctnnOt "Oy" because they "haven't de~ powerful enouah thoughu." lie added. "those channels bccv.CC11 mind and body ha•'<' no1 been educated. • Currently, 60,000 people Practice the sidhrtechniq'!" throll&hout the world. V>ith JO praclitioners in Buffalo. The Center admits that the Buffalo Stdhes pr-=tking ~itatiox are niU only in tbt "hopprna" sta&•· The ei&ht-wcek course promises to increase the menw benefits or TM students "a thousand-fold" "'hile decreasing their Willet stores by approximately 53,000. The expense for either the TM or sidltt provam is ..elf worth it, Center members assured, so individuals can "can learn the process or developing th• latent powers or our minds and relieve the wei,a ht or excess tmouonal bauaae ... Bar a nd R e1t a u ran t 1285 Hertel NESDAY NIGHT ,s "JUST FOR THE LADIES" 3 •9 5 '* Fo r All You Can Drink! and You Keep Yo ur Gabel's Glass THURSDAY NICHT LIVE Nov. 12th A Tribute To The Doors with Lizard King lllectrto.l~~ngtnMrs 'Phplclata Mechen&c.l Engineers . H you're r"Mdy to begin ,our ~I carMr, bolt aren' t looking lcwward to a pencil end papw pushing exist.,_,'" want to taH you about a highly u,......l profeaelon. featuring all Doors music 15< VuJ~• Not Since the Earps vs the Clantol\s e.-tlally, ..... the people who make It ~·lble for eMfliy pn>ducera to eftluale the produc:Uvtty of well altea. Our equipment meaaur.a -latiYtty, -.ducUvlly, - t i c Ira... tltM, raclloactlvtty and vtr1oua other phyalcal chtraclefltltlca of the well bora. 13 I L L As a Jr. Field ~.you'll unclwttka aic~ve training lnctucllng aupanl• eel llelcl and I 2 waaka of claaa,_, lnotructlon bafora baing .,-acl to Field~. AI this otava. r o u r - actventura really baglna. You' n be aoalgnad a logging unit,- and...........,-· Yow generoua baN salary wll be •upp'--..1 11r -.tNr ..._baNd on the 1nc:om1 rour- ~Your PfiiiiNU • llaln rour twnc1a on a Jab lhet Ia tough, damandlng and tone. But H you're ........,... ... _ _ ..... -1-wMd ~ ..... !hera'• 1104Nng ... fl. Wa olfw lull _ , . . , banellts, ralocatlorl ...... . _ end a variety of attrac. .... loea'*'-, Including t h e - aclha ~ .._.In end S'iftllalt _ .. ~ the ldnd of , . _ . NCOgnltlon tNt " - a high p1allla C&rMr .... _. ...y_ ' .........,Oflloe ··-•o.c....... ... P~, a. . artoth Witness this Shoot Out Mon. Nlte '9:oo ...... , ,.. ._... . . & ,_,.... ~...... ~.,. ..,.,..., a.,..1 ~. . . . . . ... IUIOa pi.Utf"'l Scotch h Sirloin ( ~ 1o.n.;a.-;_._,_ ,.__,,., ,.. ... ' -< . . • ,..,, . ...... " ......., �Tbis Publication is awilable in MicroiOnn. lJnhusity Microfilms lntcmatiorull .. ____ ,_ ~·--------------------. "'-----.... t·.,_ - ~·-------- '~---------------- No matter what the problem, counselors will lend an ear By CATHY TUFARI ELLO $p«'ttum Sl•ff II nttr Do you cv<r have !rouble stud)·ing, feel confustd about the choice of a maJOr or car~r, have problem5 in relationships with roommate~. parents, or friends, feel lonely, or just n~d someone 10 talk to'? ' Most UB students probably answered "yes" tO one or more of these _questions. A=rdiog to University Counseling Dircc:tor Diane Gal<, these problems are all pan of the "normal strcsscs and strains" of college fife. Y~ many Students are unaware of the free and confidential counseling tha1 is available lhrough the service to help them deal with these similar 1ensioM. The University Counseling &r>•icc, which is funded throuah the Division of Student A ffair~ (DSA). consists of several serv~ a1 various locations. The central counseling office is at 12:0 Richmond in the Ellicou Complex, while two of nt special programs-the Drop· In Center and 1he Al<ohol Awareness Program-are located in Nor1on Hall . The service is Slaffed by professional counselors and graduate student in1ems qualified to give support and assistance in problems ranging from vocational indecision to shyness, exam anxiety, and alcohol and drug abuse. Special workshops are available for women, nontraditional' students, graduate students, O\'Utalers and the shy. CoDCCming the benefi~ or group counselina. Gale not<d, "I think groups are terrific. 'They tdl students they're not alone, and JIVC them a chance to try new behaviors, exchanae solutions, and help each other.'' The Drop· In Center) in 104 Norton is supervilitd by Chief Psychologist Dorothy Adema and staffed by student volunteers. The ........_,..........,.,__.....,. __............... ...__...-...... Drop-In Center ser• ices are completcl) confidential. Any student ,.ith a problem to distuss is "•lcome 10 ''drop·in" on Mondays, Wedncsda)-s and Fridays ~ ..·een 10 a.m. and 4 p.m .. or on Tursday> and Thursda)·s from 10 a.m. 10 8 p.m. The Alcohol Awareness Program, run by Counseling Psychologist Jerry Thorner, meet~ in 107 Norton on Wednesdays from J tO S p.m . Gale explained that the aoal of tlte ..,,.;.., 15 "not to gilr'e advice. or to ·analyze~ anyone". •• but to hdp students understand thrir feelinp and clarify thdr options, so that the)· can ma~e the choices best for them. "The "Old v.e hear moSt often from swdents who come here is 'deprcsstd'," Gale utd. "Our job is to hdp them figure out "by, 3Jid what they can do about it." She suggested that the reluctance or ;ome students to use the se,rvice may be due tO a bad experience with u high schgol auidance counselor, call ina the general term of counselor "unrortunate." T he image students 8~ from the media is also a problem, Gale assened. "We ha•e Students come in here and ask, 'Where's tbe coueb?' They've been led to believe by T V and movie. that going tO a counselor must mean you are very disturbed." This is not true, she explain<d . The emphasis of coun•elina is on "the recognition thai college is tough- there ar< a lot or pressures involved." Shi d escribed the counseling experience liS "talkirrg lo a friend with special trainina.'' The Counsehna &tv~. whicb until recently was boost<~ tn the basement or Harriman H11l, has mov<d to the Ellicou Complex ,.1Jerc it has increased its stiff. Gale is " very excited" about the chanacs and has plans for new proara.ms, including a student Advisory Board. She is current!)' screening 5tudents for membership on the Board to advise the counselors of the wants and needs of students. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ._ LCO • / _ ____ ~&I.AIIOIS •-·- -..-..-.a• e ,_ ,.......,... -. - . ....... - . . . .......-.._ --..-.- .... .... ....,. ...... _ ..,,.,...... Send RemiH•nce to: Box 121 Buffalo, N.Y. 14223 nr~~•Out. --I""" 1 Nuliibit 1417 EncloM certified c:heck -yordaf, Of ,_ Pi1Ci - Subtotal 1% Tax 10% Pe•taoe • Handling Total - IHTERESTED IH GRADUATE STUDY IH SCHOOL PsYCHOLOGY OR COLLEGE STUDEHT DEVELOPMEHT? Rvpr~nentatlvvs af Alfrvd Unlv. Graduatv Programs In school psy(hology & collvge studvnt d1evvlopment will be on Campus -WED. HOY. 11 from Z • 5 p m To discuss the program' s financial aldv ' and vxcvllvnt vmploymvnt opportunltlvs. Please sign ap In HAYES AHHEX C R.m. l GIVE YOUR BOOKS A BREAK Join Buffalo Hillel for our FIRST ANNUAL SHABBAT OUTING at CAMP CENTERLAND (only 25 min. from Bulf• lo) Friday, Nov. 13 · Nov. 14 We will be leaving at 4:30 on Friday and returlng on Saturday at about the same lime. Cost: $8.00/SS.OO with a Hillel card. We provltJe food, firewood, a program. - You bring sleeping bag, b lanket , foam pad (can be rented from University Outlftters) and some spirit. CELEBRATE FRIDAY THE 13th LIKE YOU NEVER HAVE BEFORE! Reservations MUST be In by Wed. Nov. 11 a t 4 p m. Just phone 836-4540 to reserve. tl: :=====-=-----=-------"' Informational Meeting concerning SUNYAB's Overseas Program in Grenoble, France Students who have parijclpated In the program will talk about their experl~ces and explain the working of the program. Scholarship offered for a qualified student. Wednesday- Nov. 11- noon Room 930 Clemens All Are Jnvited To Attend �sports Athletic complex construction jogs along • • By CARY STERN .'ipfftrum Sttif/ R"""'" ••II "There be a area~ deal happcnina on this campus dunrtJ the next four )Can,'' Vkle Presidenl for Faellnln Plannina John Neal boasled. "Amher<l will cmainly be somc<hlna 10 .... And lhe Alumni Arena is s1mply IQdlnc lhe way• .. Jusl lhe other day I lOOk a .scruor on a lour or 1hc arena,. '' Neal enlhuswdcally ..,d, "ond told me lhat ~almost """•• w unlimited."" .. Wh<O it is lir$1 opened, the arena ~y - hold more 1han AMHERST J EW El.:~ .. lhl ~~'Woe wteW o4 Aliilf~~t~ AriMo OfliCef Oow• teb;) ..ab ...,. fvtwe Buftt Wtft roem. 8elow ll the comers~one of ,,. An'thltlt ~·· nwtl..mi&Hon ddlet the txttma.l.,.. o1 v. Arln&. wNtn ~~~~ ~~ ~1 ~ co fftOielhan t«Urtty }U$1 a&h&eCC .....-.ca.- ..Ntcc ~ Cotu.tn.eUon •• au• oont~ u • 3,000 people." .aJ6 E>posito. "Aficr all the blcxllas 11ft added. Tile ckvdoj>mcru or the arena ond •t> ....., aym ,. .,.,. or lbouall. the total'CIII>IOtY ;bould the matn component> or the -near 10,000. Amherst C:unpw'• 0\crall plan . ''Alumni Accoria ••ll also iCT\'C Tile finished athletiC complex will as a tead\if'\1 .s~aa.on. •• F\postto orrer capanckd (o<tlities 0\'Cf conlinued. '"f\4ost &Y"\ das~ Will p.-n1 C1ark Hall IY"'· be moved thC'fc from Ma•n Scr«~ Alumm AI"C'fta, known u Phase: and lhcre wtll be stallon> ror I or the proj<c:l, ;, now hair way bask01ball, wresllina and \'OIIcyball . to completion. It ~lands at thee~ d:l$$0$." end or lht Academic Spine, Where Tht main aym will be Amhmt construction 11 <'Oratrucled adjacenl 10 Alllmnl that s:he was a rmtun.an aaa1n... , ua·. pfO&t'CS$ina at it~ mosa rigorous poe<. Ae<ordlnl( 10 Neal, production is prnmtly on schedule. ''EVCI")1h•na 's movin, ru a plOd poe<," Cllair""'" or 1hc Dcpartmeo1 or Re<,...ion, Alhlesies one! Rdaled lnstrUC'Iion (RARI) Sal ~110 .aid. " I woolcl '*Y 11m 0<r orilfnal projcaed dale fO< oompk<ion rnay miu by u tiuk' 1.\ av.o or rhr« W«ks. Tile areoa >lloold be reo<fy (or U5C by n<XI Sc:pccmba." Neal llfeed Wllh ~no's speeula1lon predi1.1tn1 1h11 1he Uni"t't\\!t)' ··~hould ha\'C' no problems " 'ilh a $cplcmber opcnina. Con~ltut1lon ilsdf should a<1ually be finl•hed in January. ahhou.&h the Arena will - bell<able." . T he k1UOI &ll:l\a floor trilhin the oqruccu~ b ~us. ,.....,bl.,. a 5nlall '(;lk coli....,m. ll is perrcctly SUIIed, adiDin.tSiralors note, array or acetVMirt: (IK a "N "'"Tbr 2rcna Wlllfl't"~n multipkopponunllles," Neal ,..id. ·•vartOc» com~• ...-!<> will aho ,.,nd up 11>ac. And beror< 16na. «rtain hca•ywt'IJ/11 •pcal.'ers -"ould appear 1hcrt. h• USCI arr - Arena, but there art no pmllivr prcdk..1ions whtn it< drvelopmcnt will commC'fK'C. Thcrt i1: opumi~m. howcver,that if no unfores<en problems ck\dop, Apnt 1982 may be the >tan ina poml. Neal Only after 1hc Stotc >dh bond• •ill 1he urn and Phaoe 11 tonS1tuo.1ion bc:lln. he added. ... woukl an~ three- 10 fi,e months for Ihe bi<b alon<." -a1d Esposi1o in rcfermcc to lhe bond< 1hat Now York State mu>t '<II 10 raiw con.wuction money. "h \.'Ou1d 1hcn take an r:nwc )'t·ar for 1hc money 10 be u>ed. January 1981 i• a good spccula1lon (for gym ~X>nslrurtion) I "-'Ould ~y. •• f ,.id. W ben 1he &Ym is finally finishtd. rndlilks are Wd to match thOSe of rwwatr hc.a.hh '-D3'· Neal said. Various lYPb or 1raini:na and rccrC":attOn ••II be available rOf ~udent'\ irul'ft)ltd '" physieal r....... "Tile aym Will feature three scpamc "'<iab1 rooms," E'IIC)>IIO said. "There ..,ll also be a •Tadina area and a dan« ,audio. The hiJbliJI!I of the bu11d1DI• I ,.ouJd say. ,.iJI be lhe th«'<' compltst gymnasiUtm. •• Wilh tht Sll milliOn Alumn1 Arena ne...- «>mpletron Qnd lor lhe SIS million l'ha"' II tn Ihe Ill••• ~'Orks. Oart Hcallh·Scicnc:e major<"""' be hYina on Main Su«'' ~iH need lhe roo1ball and traclc, .. Neal noted. SW1mmina and divint, of cou.rse. Will remain as wdl beeaU$< there are no pools on Ambcrst." Bos<ball and roc<u. accordJna 10 Neal, will be played on a fodd complex. "lric'h is bcina compk<ed 10 the C1S1 of the arena. ~ .000 u bleachen arc added, ihc learns ..,II ""'kc the '"ilch 10 Amherst. r«rtaJion facilities lhtu too:· hn,e. only var<ily teams remaining on -M ain S1rm will be One non-<Onstruction problem faced by E{posilo is soarr lhnitations. ~ ~me numbu of c.•pcndabl<. Hall will bcwmc • "CiaTk Hall ..;u probably condn..at 10 hold das.ses:. e"'\'m aftt'r llw Amber• complea is compk<c." E<posi1o upl.aincd. "The dasses. lho<tah. will be ror major< onlr. Of C0Ur5C, lhe ,.,u 688-2716 1331 North Forest - Suite 110 Williamsville, NY- CaH 9:00.a.m.- 4:00p.m. t•o campuses. " We will do lhc beSI ~ ~an with wtw ,... have," he .aid. "I cxpcct to 11t< 1he present ... rr or the &bblc 0<1 Amherst to Alumni Arena. Wdhln lhc next rour or lhc )'<an, lhe Bubble probably be pllaoed ou1, allbouah I'm sutt "T *'II find 50mt ust for ,.;u There: arf nC"\t-r 100 many fa.dlitin." i1. - ------------~~--~ 5 ATTENTION MALES==;t Earn $100 per month extra money We are looking for Plasma donors for a Plasmapheresis Program If you would. like to apply please call starr whkh now nrns Oark Hall will haw 10 be split bct"'ttll llw STOP ~~~~c . LOSE ~~£!:!! ONLY, ONE SESSION NEEDED Out ,.If! STOP SloiOKING ond WEIGHT lOSS Seulona will meet at "'" to. s..... .._.. E. waacrn Hew 11. saw,-. .. •- ~ Ho\t. 12. HoiWII:•, l•• O..bw..,... Aw. I How. n. HoiU..y ••• A~or"pcwl No.> Ho. 11. ,.,..,.,• ..,.,_ H.r.n. at. .R~. at...cMf1 Using lfYPNOSIS and/or Ultra Depth Re!uatlon Tocmlques F - lntroclucta<y S.Salon at 7:30 pm. CNftlc t pm FEE 141 COMPLETE GLENN RIPLEY £uo. oo.ctor ol ~nllmhad Potonlllle lnotl- •nltldfo t.MIId. - . . 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DisLributed exclush·dy in college: newspapers. Monday.Night football on our large 6ft. screen FREE ADMISSION Tuesday Record Request Ntgbt also featuring Seagram's 7 Night Lots of Free prizes to be ra ffled W edne.oday Beach Parlyl r----------- -------- - 1 ~., !~~~~~~~~} Pert~~~::.~ : s.~ I _,;. I I MASTER CHALLENGE TROPHY WINNER 1 I 1 20°/o dlocounl on tocutty·~ otudenl'o hoi<cuts on TUHC!oya I ThU<Sd<opt Olfe< El<plroa Nov. 12, 11181. I 1 Ear plorcing -olngt-ubl• lncludn oorllngo I I COMING SooN: Mak..,p Cnooes ~ I Blow drylcwtlng Iron cr..I I IIIMU. s.nro lllorlo, P<oprleiO< 835-93391 ----------------------- IT'S BREWING every Monday' Ntght at P .J.'s SOt Brews 10 WlnJI& f or $1.00 P. J. BOTTOMS . FOOD- BOOZE - BOOOIE 1 1 7 9 - - .........y • . l"-u79 SHAREA~-UGHT CUPOFCAFt FRANCAIS. �Return Surveys to Tables Saying In Squire & Norton • OK! LET'S BITCH This survey was put out by the - S.A. Communications Committee. We're concerned about grievances and how they can be solved. 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DIAT ASRStonl Spor1s Edt/Of 1 doesn't mauct what h '">''on lhc soortshtd: btu •hal'.l on thc soord>aard." wd a di>&uSied UB Coach Bill Dando. The steti.Sik shea showed UB wuh a d«•sivt telae in most ckpar11n<niJ. 11wy led thc aamc in ru;hin.s with 164 yards to W.stmin>IP's 121. Total plays from >erimmaso ,..,. in UB'• favor 8110 67. and UB prrM."red J08 tocal yards to the 1itan's I 290. Despite t.hc imprC$Si\o-c stalt1ha and the" abthty to mo'<1t: 1M baU coo'listcntly tbc t"o 20-)0td hoe.. IJB could no< capilala.tc bel,...., on char opponunnes.. ··we dropped 100 man~ pass<> out th~. •• wd Dando . " 1 c:an't blame Marty !Barrett) bectU>C he had lime 10 throw. but thc r...,,.,., dropped the ball." Dando added. " We hort a ruh or bid hands on thU team, and we don't have any &ood rcceiven.." "We mo¥ed the ball bel~o~.rtn the 20s "'tf)' well, but when il tame 1imc for the- big p lay, we came up tmpty," split end Bob Pack .said. ''I don't know ~hethcr n .... as cht l:ack of roncenuauon or •·hat. but tt wu \'ery frustratina." "There'• no c'<CWC." saKI tllht end Ke-.n Prart . " If rhe dcf~m>C bdd a DiV'Iseon II team to only 14 pomu we shouJd ha"-e- • 'On." "We ha•<n't scored in 8 quattm and I thins"~ mi&ht be losma coort<Sct>«," Prau added. "Our play '" our d illed positiocu arc !usnrna us." Quancrblck marty Barrett "ho broke the UB sin&fc seuoo mark ror completions in a season durina the same. was better than hb 16 or 42 passing day mi&htlndioate. ''I had a lot of time.'' said Barrett . .. Out ovtrall we didn't U,C!C'Ult that well!' Barren threw for t90 yards, buc was victimi7.td by many dropped balls. "It wu one or tho.c days , we hod the cha.nc:a., but we blew it," he wd. The UBI)OSSina cam< .... hurt by the chslocated slrouldcr to liar r....vcr Joe D'Amico in Jut wcck'> pmc IJiinSI Edinboro. D'Amrco ptO\i<la tbc deep thrut "hr<:h wu non~ an t oprn<l Watm•nstr.r. "Hr> il\j ury hurt$ I lot," Slid Prort. " Hc h.. a lot o f speod, wnb him OUI, that poo mon~ ptO)urc on us." .. Sure• .,._,,h D'AnUco OUI •t >0 ha"~ no d«p threa1:· said Dando. "But wt could make i1 up ••Lh 50mt 1hon stuff that ..,.'t tried today. but our receivers let us Oown: • Wilh UB movina tht ba)J a.gainsc a team that has aivcn up a mcrc 6.6 ppints per game, the orr...; .. !inc did a mastmul job or movins rhe ball. "Crvc tbc coach<$ credit," ..w riaht lOCkie COtY Sirerace. "Co.dr Rayo and Domnor prepaml "' "dl fO< rbc pmc but it .-as vuy frustratin& that~ couldn't JCOrc."' "We matehed th<m on lbc line and I thou&ht they would be tO\IIhcr." Serer..., added. "but wc really beat our••h·cs today." Westminster Titans tower over UB Bulls, 14·0 ly J EfTREY R. THURSTON won on tbc playina (odd . So wu the ca.c Saturday ar ROCOty .. ..... o•· ' .. . "- I .. .. . :· .. ·. . ...· - ' ' I -~·. ' . :· ,-l't ' •. .. ; '! \ splaarcn. F'odd •hen tbc UB lljllls piled up 1mpreHiw srati$tics api"" tbt W<>tmrOSicr 1iram but failed 10 o ~-. 1 ~ ~ ~ -~· defeat UB 14-0 before 1136 arc ${Kxts Edilor ·.. . e -~ . ' ,. ,, ,., '1: • f I -~ -~ ' =· l ~t 'I • l '"They pla)-ed a line pmc but did" 't JKil the ball io the tad zone," Trtan Head Co.dr Joe l'usoo saKI, "With alltbc ohanc:es they had. we'rc rortunatc to com< away with a victory." The victory preserved lhe fourth ranked Division II school's unblemished record. which is now 9.0. Tiwloss foe UB dropped their record to 54 . Wcstmirutcr, playina •ithout rhdr startifta baiJbaclc SlcYc l'crri-, nau es~abli>hed Ore &IOUDd pmc thai Lbcy had hoped to JOina into tbc pmc. Tbc Bulls der._ limited Watmirulcr to OOIIY 95 YOtds, on tbc JTOUnd Iordi\& Titan quarterback Rich Dalyrmpk to thc ~r. ...Stoppina the run was our main concern," llncbotkcr Frank Berra faro aid. ''Without Farina«, our ruMina pmc is erilll'led .'' Fusco saKI, "SO we were fO<ad intO many mot~ pusiac sit\Wiom and DUymple pWied ta throllah. H« .... .... job done by UliliziJ\a all ""tools." Datrymplc, •ho completed 12 or 2S pas,.. ra< 195 yards 101 the job 6one early irllhe lint quarter kadin& his team on a 60 yard JCOrina dri'fe. lbt- ,Rn)or quartctbadt threw shOrt pas.cs YOtds rn IS c:anics ..bile his tOunlnpart. run Najuch, had &3 yards in I ) tries. ''W< worked at stopped lhcir ruunin& prnc.'' fii>CO saKI, "what ..., reared most was rhm Inside covc:ra.&e and iJola.cC'd-on our ruooina or NoJudr and tbc ouiJidc Bcrrafato wd ......, IPOed of Whitdlcad. 'Thcy'rc borb half1ime we made some , line backs and that mak<1 Barrett adjuotmcnts to defend qain., h." all the mort errccd.... " US's offensive lhrtall had a UB'> acrialanact ...,.. sk>w stan agains1 the Titan hampered throushout thc JOtO< by dcfcnsc thai has yielded only JS dropped - - Barrell r•ished points in ciaht pm<1. When rbc lbc day conrplctJoe 16 or 42 Bulls bcpn movilla the ball aucmpu bur O>any of tbc iotcn:ql(ions or fumbles would ....,.dropped. n.. JUnior stymX their ocorina hopes. qoartcrbaclt xt anocbcr PIWina rocon1 roc u B thlucaSOG widt 111 Fono..ifts a J. R. Mlltcr's compl<tioo>. Barrett snapped the inten:q>~ioo of a MArty Barrett rccond .,....v;o..ly bcld by Kirt pass, lbc 1itans quickly oonnected Barton from thc 1970 scuon "hcn ror another soore. This lime UB boosted a Di•iiioo I proararn. Dalrymple combined with wide ' Althouah thc Bull< pined :!OS receiver L01non1 llo)-kins from lS pffcn>ivc yards-WC$tmin<rcr yards our dooinJ our tbc day's OV<f111<$ to allow 2)5 yOtds per ICOriq. pmc-it was not the offcme that n.. Bulls who have liwd by tbc imprased F'II>CO motl. pass in prniou.s pmr:s, c:amc ouc ..What is reany surpr-isina lO me runninJ th< ball - · err.....'dy is the play or therr defCIIOivc thaa other dub& haw had apinst unil." be said. "'Thcy bonaed us the wooa rrua del~ • up quite a bit.'' ••we choucln we coukl rwt Aficr a 4-0 start this ~a>on fO< ouiJidc opinst rhcrn bccau.c they the Bulls they ha•• now drOpped lack dcrcnsi"< speed," fullback rour of thdr loll live ,ames. UB Par Wltilehcad wd. "But then wc trao;cls to St. Lawrence University JOI behind and "" had 10 put thc ncJU week to <lo>< out tbcir 1981 boll up." Whitehead linished the <a~drina tbc BuDs in a man to pro< with 65 man dcfcmc, before sophomore rwurina bad< Ed Daley plunaed O'l'cr from thc one. " 'Thcy auaht us in Iinck CO<-t·:· ...... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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Gone - • the rosanea. tho Cllallce, the hOly weter. the lnoerlH, to be replaced by bowls, bonga and booze. The pulpit hod beeo removed In favor ol a spatll)tno eound ay•tom. And tM magn1flcent cathedrel pipe organ s tOOd cold aMt erect, h& silence providing a strangely appropriate bac«drop to tapes oil h._ mod«n rock dfamatleta StouxeJe artd the BaNMe• end Torn v........ The ambiva*'l e;llmart o1the li1Ue Ghapet wu tTWHt Ihan unseullng constdefing Ihe hontzalion ~anatlng out olthe pews. Aile< a8, ft wu Sunday ..onlno: the Holy Hour. The lights went ClOwn and tho worahlpong began. Sonclay Sci>OOI wu novO< taught tltte this before. King Crimson has reh;JNod. But from whore? II n . . been In the ea11 and m inds of many alnce the last rec()(dod outing Jn 1974, R«<. (lt"l been some aeven years ilow to rumtnate t:Net au Crim$00 has accompllahodJ Ono ol the hardo< rocking onaombles to be oaMgorllad as ..progressn. a:rt-foc:btt.. ('W'hleh In essMee tnNJtt experfmenta:Uon •lrhln the atanclarchzod pop/rOCk Idiom to ,...,_ WillttMihe lta-'Q they. arguably. WO<O the group whh the moat dinoctlon, lm,petua gamMed from ita one constant-Robert Fflpp. And although tl\e p<ogrHslve muslcllhoUght catalyzed by KC was, fO< the moot part, valid, It had by 197• evolved to the level of "'dloosaur"'-a nearly uncontrollable magniluOt of wk>usne$$ tht~ pleC6d an 1llenatlng distance between P«fOtmtr and listener. Kino Crimson had grown 100 big. A11 of the chanoes honea IO< R. Fripp have """ much publicized. na•ono become varoously known as Soeon<l OMtlon (11\e League ol Gent loman-loG) and Third Olvlslon (Ftlppertronieaj-the First being Crimson itself. Tills past year. Fripp moved on tram the LoG r·a MCond wave dance IW>d'1 to cultivate a more ambitious group EFFORT Whid> could ereate mu$k: ..WhiCh cpmpets us to play... Enter AcJrlan 8ek!tw and his pest end.,YOtS whh Bowie's LOdger end T. Heads txpanslon towards Romain In Light. Enter Tony Levin and his myetlfiously ametlng Chapman SUck bass. session and rood ramblings with Potar Gab<le~ l.oMon/Ono's OouO/o F1nrosy and otl>er prop01ations. - t e r Bill BruiO<d, batterie and solo projects wa.rmed. And, ot course, Mr. Fripp hlmseH. This amalgame1ion ot dfverH bact(grounds. eclectic tiiMtlt and ~~~~r,:~ ·~=·~:F;~~~~':~far tl\e banner of Oleclpllfto. a And •• th4t ''potentiat.. of OitclpiiM came into focus. to cUd Fripp's rHhzlfion that what this ~had meed become wu none oll'*ll\an lOng Cdmson. f tnnay Chapel. The second numbe< Is announced: tl\e title track oil he lut KC album. Red. We're ecstatic. But halfway ttvough I grlmaea. Tho thought thai lhll lolndood supposed lo be KC bothers me. U genetates an tssue or sorts: I.e. King Crimson as not only a mualcal force but 1 1 a concept. Frlppr/Cflmson'a Idea ot music aa a fOfce f·oc: personal and aoclal change ts relevant. 8ut had thla nol gone ..Ott courae" once afready? lato 1ft the 75 minute set altlf allot the Ofs<;ipllne <nO!Ifto~ " t.otl<o Tongue• 111 Aspic" oato oil, aoundtno str-ty - t l b l e to the rut. The raging- ChOidOI guitar """'-olton • - t e d ~ancl-tod, l s VO<y much a pan of """' Fripp animaL• _ . . Jury wu lt~od onto Er<posure ("Braotht-" "OIMng- ." · H - Two'l-"an lnetOdlbly doamal, pathOIIc e110td sequonea"-ancl nos In 11\e new "lndiKipllne"ln ,.....,.,gOd addllk>n to the ptea.ence of more aubtle cross--picking guttar a.rrangementa of various FtJpp projec'a. This teavu one to consider lhrM oPtions: 1) The King Crlmoon ol the 1870s was ahead ol ttl limo: 2) The present Crtmoon ll....,p Is lfoodlng uNCI water: 3) Groat mulllc Ia stmpty groat muo/c and thoteloro timeless. The quHtion still ling«~: wtry Kino Crimoon? Frlpp'a own analyola Ia worked O<llln t h e _ , '81 luuo of Muaklall mava.zJne. tt m - - Yot, lhla P<ogrosslon from " small, mobMo lnttlllgent units" (gozorleal - • human 'oontact VIa ••acttv. Ua1•ntno''1n a perlorm&nee a.lluauon fa essentlet, baCk 10 a Arot Division medium whore "dlnooauf' poaslbllhloa exlll ls somehow a conttedlctlon to me. Fripp'& dlaJ.ctlc tn Uutlcl•n raUonallzea thls return to the King C<imoon concept, now In a poaltion to work from tl\e Inside ou1-subvartlno the music lncluotr(s system to allow IO< expanalon, maldng possible erMUvo axprMSlon Irom artlats ~ valid atOI_,ta In now music. and provlcllng a matl<et- "art lever wlti'IOUI compromtsa. This Illite 1<\CII.,.to __.. _ 1. .. O ur tlcklla ttalod olfr1ply that there would be one e,_a. Wa hod gotten it. The llgl>ts went up and tiiPod Ftfppertonlea ....,, on. But . I'K) one h.ad teft. Oiacipfl~mson returned once more and carMnod Into a r&P<fso of "Thole Hun GlnJMt" from the new LP. - Thla time very law lnc!Mduola wara alttino patiently, atudylng thla Wa . . . 16 feotln lront of tills Fripp - oncJ aal ln - . , "oaw'' OUOW lli-ng dMole Crt.._ eiiOtda, Brulord walling _ ~ "IIIIa two CINmiMnl" tha way AF put 1\. ~·s "ltlc*" ~- ~-of. _,lng -s-)o-lnond-.y-.,--...._ IIIIa - DunHflle u hla buer guitar - - • IUtpflalng amoUftt Q-- -•-AFkeplaroo-~ty lmprootalnO. leaving tha ...._,,of h-"ln en otlwwlae wei~ -·od- w. .......... lnlociMclng._,,..,_ ......_ toolllng" a . , . - - -.llanotng to a ··pr...OfkOCk'" le Mlrony, le II not? u..-oncJ.,.Iour_..,.._...,.-......., -.;OIIIot..,.~oreol.,._...,.._orfllellprlaet The Reification of King Crimson ~outonhla~Arodt-'•111•­ ChU<Ch waa • COMc:loul CIOCtelon 0,. AF - . 1 1o - - the pertormanea atmospllero oncJIO , . - thOugbl/roiO!Ionohlp In an o1ton11me1 aodate olluetton. Wa had danced. . .on~. Now It woo lime to thlnl<. oncJ ...,...... �UUAB Colfetllolue & Calhual & Perf~ Arb ,..-. COMEDY NIGHT with -~~ny YouSiaoul4Asld- Saturday, Nov. 7th at 8 pm in the Rathskellar of Squire TICKETS: $2.50 Stade•ta $3.50 Ct-al Beer &. Wioe Available nnprovuanonal comedy UUAB COFFEEHOUSE preaeota • Folk Guitariat --Mark RustSaturday. Nov. 14th in tile RotlatlreUor of Squire Holl ot8:00 pm TJCXETS: BUR a WINE AVAlLABL.E Rock and Roll Friday the 13th with -THE GOOD RATSFRIDAY, NOV. 13th Fillmore Room of Squire Hall, MSC at 8:00pm TICKETS: $4.00 ~ta $5.00 General BUR 4 WINE A VAILABL£ {Proof of • • required) �I Michael Thelwell: A Jamai~an Intensiv ) ..;:.,.,/.-. /". /". ;• ~' •. ltflcht., TM/welllt • ~.,y qultt man whou Jamt/can ptole t;lffle• , ,. O'*duo thundorclap, /lro powor and ttlol con.,.yed In hit word• ··1 Pl'fl.,tlng • plctutt ot 8S.dr C4Jtture In its n.lflfal, In INIC'lt of 1l»tt1N rtf/A continuity. CUituro Ia moWJrttor>t, II ontyto word oil tho shock of socletot atiHI>Irth. Ho ptuontsltvlng In Ira urtny In thO g~tm, olton troglc, uti 11/f,..,t~Rr .rotlc IMU, pee. varying lrotn a .ott 1011 of w•ten to the dHp cut of 4udd«t atotm-tlte-1/VIng somewhere, llruggling to 01: ,. .. - - - - - - - - - - - -BY Mlch••l F. Hopldn• , i "• " · ""*" on• with the we4lh.,. The PftSiure drop of ~Math• .,,, l trttnlnent In ..urvl~al. Tht notiKI author or the notttl The Harder They Come spolre here tecently and, In hl1 /lowing ~turt on the novtl 1nd I hi ce,.brat«< film, hit conviction Itt tht root$ and th• ground th~ ex.ttnd trom could be lhOIOUSJhly perc~fwd. Hflt. ht 1/)e/J~ On the 11/tn • Thl&la lhe lbt Jam.ak:an feature tength ITKWie Wtllch 11 not ro sat •t a the fl,.l movie evet made'" Jama1ea. because a tot of films were shot In Jamaica •••With big While movie alers using the counlryslde as a background. •nd the pictureSQue soenecy of JamaJc1 11 1 backdrop almpfy for m1king a moV1e ebout Whne people end their problems and queetlont and adVenturtl. But th11 Ia the first Jltnllc•n tnoYie ever made, and It came OV1 ton. ot the limo when the<e wos a wave t>f Blael< wlncts- In thl• ,covntry. . .the SC><:OIIed Black explOitation film. Only 0110 olthem, only ~bocA wu mo<le by a Black ptOCSucer and 01.-ctot. They - • an .s- ,...tly made by Willie-'"' They had Black actOB, but the lmoges ~~ yo~~ c;., think of Su-'IY ondSIIoll, and the niSI ol them~ tholmoges thoy of Blael< - ' " we<e totally unroallotlc one! totally oxploftotiWI. So ltls a manor ol tome national p<ide to mo tnat the flrat Jamaican ftatU<e ltngth film, miOe In Ihot I)Oflod, Is a far mora honUI polltlolll -k. Atld that hopP41ned pattly conseloutfy, dollberotoly. Butt flo 1*'1>1• making thot movie did not . ., Otrtto mal<e a ri'IOiutlon*'Y film, and It Ia not a film a40U1 revolution In that Mftle Oike ldino olthe lllms coming out ol CUbe, ooosclouaty ri'IOiutlon*'Y). But the lolm If eel I hat a ..-.oMionary olr.ct, partlcutorly In Jamaica, In thla Tho people mol<lng thls IHm wontod, yo~~ l<now, to makolt. Juat to malco the ntm, they Md to r-'se •nd borrow money hom au kJnd.a of eourcea. You see lhat the pcwerty, the materiel povef1y of the entetpriH w a1 teken In the quality olthe movie. ,._,,eel ·-o- "*' T here was not even a film aerlpl, booa:use th.trt wtt newer one comp..te script a writ. They wouki write a couple of .c.enea. In whk:h thoy woutd be gukMd by tM acton-most ol them were not actors.. Jimmy Cliff Is not an actO<, no·a o Reggae musician. I mean, the<e'o Oflly oro thO people playing t-.WhoWO<Iklt'- ltnj)f-ondWO<IIthedlal-out ull au~ed !hOm. And, lot that has a certaJn authenticity. Tho ollww tiling that,._,.., wos because they n - It to 1>e a commercial ouceeu to !'"~ ott all theseloatl&. How they did this Is, thOY'd ahOot a couple of hundred faet, a couple of thOuaond IHt, lf>o~ they'd 00 and show l1 to aome capitalist and borrow aome more money. "nd ' ' -· six months later, they'd sl\001 anothe< couple ol thousand and thefd 00 and ahow that, and bofrow some more money and put It aJI 0110 ot two omoteur actcn In ,.,.., ....,., of -.It "*" 1800 Main at Lafayette together. So, In that r~~~~&rd, lt'a afmoll o mlrocle that 1110 mm n lat.. It tumod out to be lw mora pollllcally true and rele¥ont bocaUM they wato ou-. thO makets ol thelllm - • · by the ectO<s and tho people's ..,_.. . to It, ond the_..., contrlt{utfOn to 11. So II tnde<l up l>eing a true and occurate plcturo of worl<lng clus JamalcMI lifo. Whl<:h hu been totally ottackod by tho Jamaican bourgeolafo, who thinks that anything about Jamaica should be Tourist Boald lllma: II shOuld show the wealthy auburbs, and It should show the picturesque hotels, and It al'\oukS ahow people playing polo and driving the hot mo·torboats and, you know, fishing for mwlln, and tho r01t ol tho things wealthy people e10 In Jamaica. They w•o appalled; an of Joma!Q ltn't llkt t~ot. Most of thO ntm wos set In the ,.,..,. of Ttenc:htown. Thai u-t them terribly, bocauM thft , _ it poaolt)4o fO< the tnm to be_,_ T wa~ heol, there 11111 ltlncl olocc:ldent. The eentral chwecter of the lilm, Ivan, Is based on a man who actually II_,, and Wit killed by the pollee In Jama ~a when I was a young boy. He erupted, and a poiHicat content entlf'ed the consdouanua of the country, because of the very thealrlcel and dramatic aapec1 of his life. They IP411ll about threo month a hunting him. Ho Wit finally CO"'Iht and llhol ClOwn: but during thole thrM months people In Jamaica talkfd obout oolhlng elM. So hare you~- a traditlonll outlaw myth 0< fable. And, In putting the movie together, the mak.,. of the lltm, Pe<ry Hlfltell. - • guided by 1110 teCOIIectlons ol th .. figure thatot&l .-In tilt Oral Traa~lon . "*>c>lo IIIII get together and l ..lotO<les about Ahyg"' the gunman, and the thlnga he Old, and t h e - heiO'Ied, """ so lotth•• •.nd tho WO<non who loved him, WIIICII apparently,...,. numberleaa. (l.o"!!hle~ "' teut, so the legencla . .y. The other a:Speet olthla Ia, In fact. the11fe of lhe star o f tnt movie ltaall, because It mode Rhygln the gunman loto Rhygln tho ~gee THOUSDANDS OF CLASSICAL ALBUMS TO CHOOSE F,ROM.... 2-3-4 Clatltel A~...,_ OnSom6 rm.. RECORD SETS .slngtr. And th•t could hive bHn • che1p kind of •rploltatlon, tust to get tho Muslclnlo the ntm. But tilt loci of tho matter Ia that Regg.e muSic lion lndlgonous expreulon of that class ol urban ghetto yo~~!f> that Rhygln reprasentecl.tt Ia a WlfY mllitlnf Musoc, a W1fY pouloltote Music, o WlfY moral Music, and ft totu about hunge<, aulloring, anct starvation, 11n<1 alii king resistance. Tile llart/e#lltrf com•. tho hort/o# ,,...., loll, ono •nd '"· Johnny w•Jking down t"- atteet with a platot In h1a w•lst. Johnny you'ro too bod, and 10 IO<th and ao on. So 11 took tne otcxy of Jimmy Clllrs t>eglnnlnga •• a young slngot, and tne war he was abu.M4 and exp!Otted by t8C()(d entrepr6neura and the peopla In the young mulic Industry In Jamaica, marrlod II to the Rhygln ototy. and II ruu"eo In lilt 111m rou will - · .. II of JM. ~~·: lee!IH!l rr/11 dlscu.. hit conception of the no.., h/ollt«*'Y origms, and ~It motlrotlolt$U o ThiN/ World artiofJ (Part --A l o l e y l - . ... Tho_.._,_-.3 �Presents, Passed On: A Manifesto _ _ _ __..__ _,By Mk:haal F. Hopkins many mother many mothers point toward others other and show where the real truth Ilea and cries hard times come lui (if we last) now that other many mother satisfies Ted Joans As lor Jazzpoetry today, Irs alive and nurturing even greater artistry, canceling out the glowering negativisms manula.ctured as hipness, awareness, and even giddiness by the media during the late 1960's. One of the most prominent Jazzpoets to emerge In a long time Is the amazing Ntozake Shange. She started In San Francisco bars with a troupe ol live women who would preeent, in such &urrou11(11ngs. a powerfully conceived woman'e theatre of dance. music. and That experience and Ita creator went th!ough many stages and changes by poem. the time both hit New York City, Broadway, and International acclaim. The experience created by Ntozake was, of course, for colo!ed girls who have consrdered suicide/when the n1inbow Is enu/, and it has almost slngle·handedly forced the Western critical machine and Black Intelligentsia to re·eval uate their perspectives of contemporary Third World verse and a woman's aesthetic directive. From theatrical works like for colored girls, which channels the anger felt by Black Women towards Western Indoctri nation, focusing on the way In which this Culture d ivides Black men & women, to even more experimental works like boogie woogle ladscapes which ac tually takes us Inside our very perceptfons of Image and substance, Ntozake avoids the pratfalls of prime-lime redundancy by knoWing the di fference between outrage and c andidness. By never allowing anger to control and take her o ut of control, Ntozake harnesses the energy of the burn, turns the Ioree into essence, and proceeds to the deeper source. She relates the experience, unvei ls the vision, and relays the emotion, the human emotion, to all willing to share. In short, she cares. Dares to put It all in the open. There is sarcasm. pointing us out: " but shall I go to jonestown Of the disco? II ·esus wont fix it/the deejay will." There is rony and realization: " she never thought people places or Ideas w ere anything/but black Of white." Joy and resolve: "dontcha wanna be muslc/dontcha wanna be muslcldontcha w anna be daybreak & ease Into log/a cosmic event like sound/& rain," a lacing of truths: "crackers are born with the right to be aUVB/I'm making ours up right here/in yr lace/& we gonna be eolored & love it." Awaiting, an even greater beauty budding within, around. Ntozake (who wnt be at the Albright· Knox Art Gallery on November 8 at 2 p.m.) has a new book out, Three Pieces (St. Martin's Press; 144 pgs, $12.95), consisting o f three plays she has written and presented over the past year Of so. The collection is excellent, the thoroughness of Ntozake' s vision quite clear. Pinpointing the situation, and revealing its full contours, she realistically does not doctor her work with a cure·all solution or a convenient sense of ultimate resi.gnatlon. Answ ers must be worked at. Hard . l e ~ and EP's. & 45's • I'IOglwSII'Je Jazz • P.-ggae • c:oc,wcty • Malown • Soul • SoUndllodG. • Over i .000.000 used albums bougt'f. sold and~ si'a i975. • 8unons. Sflchets. Patches. Ani, T·Shins. ~ Caps. Arnermn & Brldsh Music MagazilleS. ~ • .-w Wcwe • PlayltJaal•la• 1115 ElMWOOD AT FOREST·~ seen: I do what i havete ro stay alive michael: that's whet / mean/yr not even tryi ng to be an art/st/yr trying to stay alive sean: I thot ert waz survival michael: no, i t's a IO'ole. i t 's fighting to give something/It's giving yrself to someone/who loves you sean: give myself? michael: yeah. tetlin everybody in & giving up what Is most treasured sean: I ein't got no~easures Her dialogue Is sharp with the everyday drawn Into magic. The magic is in the distillation of the time and place. Witness the above dialogue taken from a photograph: lovers In motion. ldylllcs yield earthiness, the earthy seeking Insight Or, at least, flight Into the better. But wings are a rare commodity. The earthy look IQf" shoes, an avenue, and a place to buRd foundations. And, at last, diacower/lhefe are no distances/except what's placedbelween one another. SO the woman says bold that the road mull altet. no sequence/only a being Jeanne Lee Thulanl Davis write&. She aet s the language down to business. She Is concise, she Is stark, and bears a tonal simplicity that belles the Involved nature or her creation. II linton Kwesl Johnson is Mileslan in his vocal delivery, Thulanl's overall affinity Is for Lady Day, her strong Intuitive selectivity showing ltaell In the sensitivity ol her word. The very touch or her silent places Presence. All The Renegade Ghosts Rise (Anemone Press; 62 pgs., $4.00) Is her first book, and anyone who's appreciated her line review work lor the Village Voice will lind a l!easure here. Word has It that Thulanl has recited some of her poetry to the Music of no less than Cecil Taylor h imself. One Can well understand, when laced with lines like these . .. , • thi s Is oat about romance & dream tl 's about a terrible commend performance ol the facts it commands the formJcommands ttme & space & air if breathes oljourney In those tour lines are focused the essence of Thulanl' s power. Sensitive, yes. Sensitive and strong, the ttirust totally eradicating Western romanticism and invoking the aweso"!e Gri·G rl wan. appar/1/on of my early markings the music welks through my day & ordinary day ways resurrect ton of the flesh/of the carving of the skin I have come to be the dancer within Thulanl can be subtle. Even subtler In her e loquence than Ntozake. N tozake can snap you with a whisper. Thulanl can <ljssotve you, • But the words wr/1 not melt In your mouth. I'm b lack. ell women are mothers, dancers, black. dance Is mine. Human life began in the varied terrain of the Third World. The first conceptions of art and faith were born there. We who have these ancestries In common prepare to bear its dedication into the auspices o f our own horizons, as is fit among any people with judicious purpose. As people . we will establish a human Identity. Our ow~~ who can ourselves Third World 1 Artist!> bear no Intention;; of comm~deerlng the Western field. The Jazzpoet has no pretention& of becoming the new artistic bureaucracy. Thl!re Is no need for that. It must be the creed and call of Jazzpoetry, and all aHirmallve aesthetics, to halt the fnterruptlons to living. We must be bold and concise, outspoken with the care and perception of Creation In motion. Watchful of the space, eyes primed with the wariness of Nature lacing cancellation, lacing Implosion to the void. For it is clear, now that how we handle ourselves In the coming action may well determine the course of sanity on this shrinking planet. �Singing Jarreau's . pratses AI Ja,qau She•'s Buflslo -October 30 FNI thai volc1l and-the bOdY- . thot'a wnot'~ II a ll about. Wl>•t' * II be tha -lllflQ ol EHa or Ihe mythm or Joe WUtllmo, tha - • • of old tlmo Jozz with the - g y or today,lt can be lound In lfte of tmoar AI Jlll'a&u. Plerln9 No voice lltto 1 rnualclen pii)'S • nnel)t~"'*' 11\llfUO*II, ,. ._to., antllualutlc oiiOianco Fflclay _ ,tng otSheo'L Slruulft•, ltldl do mean IIMiin', onlo In aotlrl - . "*'t Moody Blues: A treat on Hallow Moody Blun-Memor/a/ Auditorium -October31 - The Moody Blues toft a rapt AUDience In Bulfalo with " &question," an up-tempo rocker showCilllllO each musician's talent , and the answer why they have tor lllteen years been an entity. The opener, "Gemini Dream," was a hit slngle, building steadily off .a keyboard·IIOO~ to a catchy pop " wall of sound." This explains the chatl-lopplno success ol Long Di stance Voyage (Polygram), their llrat releaae In three yeAr$, and this being only their third tour In eight years. Fa< a While. many thought the Moodles were spill lor keeps, but It was ma<e like dissatisfaction with group pmduct, and not tieing happy with pltl·tlme solo caree<s. A. statement like " I'm Just a Singer in a Rock & Roll Band" c an t>e ta~en as CO<ollary to that we/fschmem t'WOfld's patn'1 of Justin Hayward's " Ouesuon. . . about hate and death and •ar. • In other words, " I can tell or our troubles even lloot able to solve them." Each mind Ia the haatl of the matter; as listeners we aak 41galn • . . and the beat goes on. Sonny & Char were like lhls, but What have theY to do with the price of angst? It's fun to do lhlsl Someone ahould aay that to ex·Moody Michael Pinder, the staid guru who turned and sued tile other tor ualno the nama. After he refused to go on tour, 0< record wllh them, lie dole tl>la, Which Is lllhy his case was member• dlamlaHd. Mulll·lalented Swlss nallve Patrick oontkluec:t 1o lmptesa wijh nevar leu ,....,...,. llundrad l*cont ol hiS ta.t.nt. From h fs genue, matocUe renddiOn ol Sammy l<ahnta "THCh Me Moraz relies less on callllldral~lke mellotron a.nd more on mythmlc syncopation, augmentlno Toniqht " oil hi~ lolnt albclm. lkN~It! ' Awoy, to I he rhylhmiC "Spoin" !tom Th/o Time . J11reou- Ills a ud.....,. to a 1>1111111 wnlcll brought basllllt Lodge and drummer Graerne Edge. He etowd to 111 teet even b&fore the d oamg tune. uses the former mostly on the epic " Nighls In with Jarreau was tong Hme accompanltl Tom Canning on White Satin," originally done with strings. He. atono w ith four Oltler muslc.tan1. provtdecf Jarr. .u wfth Guitarist Hayward llhone brightest on " 510!)1 In l>ackup Which exercised their own lolenl u wetl u an Your Eye&." while Ray Thomas was the featured lcc""~''""'""''•'l' to WOfk With a YOlee as grea1 aa Jttreay·a. soloist of nolo on "l egend of a Mind," fluting two-4\ot.W, non·stop concert w u one of tht moat I"'Pf't llt¥e that the ups 1nd downs of Tim leaty, who Isn't Ruffate area hU seen In a tong rime. t hl\tt 1.-n JlrrMu In L A., at dud, lull oul slde looking ln. Atyt>oy Jon Futlval, at Botkeley, ltld In ooncart wlrh 0.0.~ lnd II - • here in Bvllato thot ha rooooMd an oll0111hol woulcl On the subject of " Isn't Ufe Stra11go," II Is match Ma)lbe It waa becauae hla .ttltr lhoea heft and w 1.1 In agreed that love Is strange .. • !hen again, Jim· do ~o:r,':.'~~ lha reaoon, I aoy " Hey AI, To~o//w, , , you moJo rlsln aald " people are stranoe." Which raises the Issue, ''do people make love 0< doU love make people?" Either Is right , or Is II eye. -Oomfa Stra111 there? You aay Reagan, I say Raygun, let's ull the whole thing oil (peacefu.lly, now). F - costumes other than the ..--popular " concef11j08r" were In view, t>ut one atetl goblin snagged a tambourine thrown 10 the crowd by Thomas, Whlcl> l>e promptly ate and donaled to the national trust. W arm-up act 2 12 FRANKLIN STREET • DUFFAU) N.Y. Jimmy SphMtla was smoothly lacklustre, II 17161 842· 1292 ptenant to the ear, his songs and vocal range limited, yet did not spoil a tribute to Joon Lennon, " A Day In the Llle." It may have t>een wl .. to end the brlal set here, but opening IO< the Moody Blues Is a tall order. Tho spltita were served wall, even If meat w• sn't thera. A happy Nov. 6 Hallowe'en 10 all fluid druids 8(1d liquid lenamen. • . cheery-ott! ental MEoF.NEW ·W Paper Faces w/REMOTE CONTROL Carlin: talk dirty; carry a big schtick Q_.ge Carlin - K/e/nhans-October 31 George Catlin made It big a decade ago, after a number of years as a· routine stand· up comic, by growing Ills hair and beard and becoming the first hlpple comic. (If you're too young to remember hippies, ask one of your prbleasors: If he's not old enough to remember teaching any, chances are he was one himself.) His routines dealt with dope, profanity, and observations on (hose eve!)lday objects and occurrences that appear Incredibly tunny when you get stoned. The problem with the hl pple persona was that many of the Jokes BJCplolted that stereotype. Just as Flip Wilson beceme popular with white audiences by reviving a racist Image that portra)'t!d blacl\s as ' being slllftle~s and unthreatenlng, Carlin' s hippie asked you to laugh at him lor being stoned. Hippies are long gone, but Carlin Is still here, minus the long hair and most of the dope jokes. His show nowadays, as presented to a near capacity crowd at Kleinhans on Hallowe'en, consists almost entirely of those same random observation' on mundane topics. He's got It down to a formula: refer to a.n object or action that evl!)lone encounters dally. remove It from Its context; precede a ref~Kence to It with " Old you evet' notice..• ," and make silly r.ces while the audience roars. Thus: " Old you ever notice that you cannot get a Rice Kt1sp1e to sink?" Or, "have you ever gone Into a doctor's olflce and sat down on one of those couches that makes a noise,likB yOu larted?" At best, this is a ,h ll-or-mlss approach; sometimes the observation will strike you as f~n!ly, sometimes not. Unfortunately, sr-._- ltld lndloo ocarla - • the _ , . - oooulcl olltld ln ovatlotlahar Just ...,. aong by Jort-. Ailco9niDilQ '"" · - ·• lot loll, Jonoou a noth'er favorite Carlin tactic Is to take his topic and beat It Into the ground . The Rice Krisples bit rambled on for at least ten m inutes. This type of thing can be funny when you're making the observation yo urself while under the Influence of your favorite drug. Listening to someone else's supposedly W!)l musings Is not the same. With tho addition of Carlin's relentless mugging and aggressive besturing to punctuate obvious points, much of the show was downright embarrassing. H is other maJor source of humor I s profanity. Thi s used fo be funny when he d iscussed h is famous " Seven Words You Can Never Say On Television" with the ai r of a social scienti st presenting a resear'ch project: the Juxtaposition made the bit work. It's no longer a " bit," though: Carlin relies on the word " luck" as the sole support of many of his laughs. He must know something, because the audience loved it. The Show Was sponsored by.the same radio station that give• you Taylor and Moore, whose Idea of enterta.lnment Is saying things that sound like dirty words. (These are the geniuses who brought you the land of Fa. and lis ruler. the Fa King. Get It, huh? " Fa-king," sound$ j ust like "fucking!") If that's your Idea of a joke, terrific; It's my Idea of boring. Footnote: One of the biggest laughs of the evening came for the following nne: " Didja ever notice that most women who are against abortion are so ugly that no one would want to tuck t.h em anyway?" I do not hesitate to say that anyone who laughed at that should be thoroughly ashamed of themselves. Even If the word " luck" is Inherently hilarious to you. ; ·ow.IJ31hcs MIXED DRINKS 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 TILL MIDNIGHT DRAFT SOC SCREWS AND MARYS 7SC Frl. .d t o f CAC pr oe• t Friday, 170 MFAC e t 7 a 9 pa S.tardau, 146 DWeadod 7 a 9 7 r'S uaclay, Sqaln Tbeatre 5, 7 a 9 . . l'ICKE:TS AT'SQUJR£ nCKET PFFICE - M. Fauat ~----------._~-.----.~~ ,~~~~~..J ·""'""·~ . .. .......... ~- -· s �'A Delicate Balance': Albee's tightrope at Playhouse eolleellvo oeedo Slunned by lilt revetAtiOnl Wrhk::h honest 6KPU!SSJOn .-res, thty d!SC:OVet w..Nt a PGOf Ka .. euQutl1t P'OVM to be Albee·s d4•trogue ' ' Pftsmahc: Tile 1101ong- lnd oo4-u .. o,of n1s chafae:t.-s are ftW:JMI•ngly fndiSl~tve. By Act Three, the audience ts not ao m~ IXlM!fiet\ctng sl• Cl1atactert as tt •• exper5efdng a...,-, O•ltvt'btd cottec1ttoe unc:onscux-1 A ptaywugnt wrlh a o•ft IOf 'frrltly lmes., AJbM 1110 naa 1 c:wotound uncterttandlng of hOW tanguage can be used u a ~ftftle mecnanlsm as ~en 11 an tnsuument of purgation S.nce thta teet fa ObWtoVS rlttetn mlnuttl Into the play, tnt ICIOfS tltvl the o•IUeuh task ol austllnino th~t c:narac'tetJttUorssth~ouon raoic•lly shlfli"g emotiOnal pltehts. The PIIV'hOUI& lrOupe Wlllll AIDee•a t•ghtrope amazingly welt, _ _ _ _ By Steve Griffith Adjacenl 10 Tl>e Pll)'houM on M ain Slretl. Cembrlo's Old Spain Restaurant •• a place of underatated e._ganc:e, The living room of Agnes and Toblu, I he cent raJ characters ol Ed'Ward AJbee' s A o.I#Qie Bal•nce. Ia a pl.ce of understated Megance O.inl<s In tow, the audience SIMOthfy glk:IO$ lrom lhe lObby Into The Playhouse where, fOf two .........vtng hou<s, Agnes ond Toblos woll ofp dfin~• ond onompl to pruerve the vnderstated e~eg....., of lhek ll'lif19 100M Along with 1\gnos ond Toblos, 11\f IUdlence learns just how dlfUcull auch hOusework can be. A llorlng •oom lo goneully dotl,ect •• a Plac. for relaxation Howev.,, Albee 11 IWIIt that h 11 tmoolllbto 1o delach I he compltll11in of llvtng: hom the room. A wealthy couple. Agnes • ond TObloo hove omple llmo 10 opend In lholf living •oom bUI. u human beings, they heve no time 101 •eluallon. Nagged by lhel• own U('l04!f1-.lntles 11 •II aa by tr,oae of visiting re&.tiYes and lf*'<!o. lney<annol quietly moll into the Mrtne furnllohlngs of their llvfng room. For Albee, relaXIIion i.s a few drinks and a good wrestle With your agon. A O.IIUtt! S.Jence concerns the relaUot~ship or Agoes and Tobias 10 lhemservu anCI to lheh guest~ an atoohoUc sister, an adole5Cent .36 year old daughter and two very fr1ghtonod fnend•. TafOOo place during a weekend, the ac1fon OOf\Sists of '"*six <:har1cters unu.sUy Ubetattng them5elves from the constrainrs of soct•f ehquette The ..delicate balance.. •h•Cf'l e.ney woUJd Hke to bep IS betwe&n lhek indMCSulll and A, Agnes. Ma,ytin Mef\dtiSOfln lniHIIIy appeerl too llllted, bul her detlve~'ea of tne maularon·a self-pllylng ..rmona on female martyrdom and famlflal steadta.-tneas ate charged with the Pillion which Albee'& words underline •-•fld Emman~l Fritd'a Tobtaa Ia a weU-wroughl sculpture of lht Greal Ametlcan MaJe: f1andsome. wealthy, ano oenial When Toblaa hnelly bruks. aa ht <.ton In hla Pllhelicolly blUnt ,.,,..,.,b,..,.,. of o 1>01 cal, Fried the viOI«\1 butts Hs m•bt.e facade. As ligon' eiCOholfc: SISIOf Cltl•t. Betly lult 0. Munn mont Mf\'e 00 lhe playtOOUIW of c::orruc ftUtl_ Yel, hoWeoilf m\lefl She t.APkHIS Uft~$1 g:~·~:n~.~~=~~~~·;:=· emouonaf c•azy<~uoiL Agnes is a dei>IO<Ibll oniUIW- Slmilorly, M1MI A)-ICk ghoa I CUtlieat POfUII}'al ot Agnes ond Toblu' eon fUNd adult doughte< Julio Too 010 to be 1 chltd 0u1 too much ot a ehold to be on odult, Julio Is o piltldoX 0' Un~dl~ llumcK IO wllfc:h R)'aek lends on afltctlf\Q CltiQOnllf\n•s. A onu and Tobias' frt&nd5 Hany and EdH lte tfte symbolic c.apstone ot A 0./,c.te &lance. Epllomlzlng lht chlfdlth fear whlcn all the chatKII'I share, they heraJd lhe anlval anG dtparu.ue of the emotional epooalypae which 11kea place frt Agn11 and Tobias' llvlng room. As Httry and Edna, Donald So•age and VIrginia Anion make their teat fniOl(lcotlng. 111111 Upeflene.lng A Otllcote IIIIane., tht fuXIaposltlon o f rettiUf&nl and theater seems like • ma<te-to-order de¥~ of Albee•s cauatlc wn . Yet even ff some member$ of lhe audience dOn't colncldentaltr alp lholf dnnks wilh ne Agrtaa .ano Tobias, M one can etca~ from Sharing the frusH.atlona of \11eir Uvlng room. Olrac:ted by Soul Eildn whh necetsary f~m to.- hta actCHs. A Dfl/uta IIIIa- continuu a1 Tho The until Oec4mbe< 6th. 'Firecracker' akes Prize At Studio Arena ByMary Kunz An anthuliastk: b<lt cleeldedty plain ~<)lei redllead Ia t rying to win a beauty pageant. She hu the following asalstanls In lief....-.-: • eeamstresa named Popeye, with the appewance end ll*ltality ot • baclcwatcla ~yMr-old; a coulln, the beautiful Elain, a fomlef pageant wi!IM<, bill now a milled-up ......,_, Who can't quite decJde whelhet or not to leave her hulband; end. worae, another coualn,'Eialn'a rCKifl08< brother, a.y.,-o~c~ D e l - Wllllamt. """' Ilea • ' Wry c:Mclcafad put" whk:lllncludM a lltlnt In a mental lnlltltutlon 8nd a job "acraplng dead dogs up oN the llti'MII," lnd who now lpendl lila time lolling atOUrod the toouae end llavtog bacl dreams. Add together all tJMM e l l - • peraooalllles end the result Ia The Ml,. Flr.rnclrw ContNr. a , _ play by Pull'- American playwright Beth Herller. Receiving ita Eaat CoM1 premier last Friday at the Sludlo Alena n.atre. the Clfama conc.ms an annual Fovrtll ol July beauty pageant helCI In a small Southefn - . .. Through Henley' s artlatry • plol whk:h seems si mple at llral glance tuma Into a story whk:ll is o hentl- . exceeellngly tunny and &ISQ a - t • r r on failure and Its graceful acceptence. 11 garllll display of painted up, pranc:tng pip" Ia the way Cornelle's coualn Oetmount Clea<:rlbes The Miss Firecracker Contftt. But to Catnetle It Ia worth mont than tll•t. and aoon tile ot hefl ate urrleel along wfth her spirit, cteaplle the teet 11111 her act consists a.rre. 8. ~s..nm."*"""" · f r f d a r , l - ,.., A of a terrible l<lnd of tap oanclno 10 the eye, S<:Owllng at everyone and running " Star Spangled Banner." Kathryn his hands through his lla•r. To the rote Grody carries ott tna rote of Catnelfe o f Elaln Rutledge, Donna Davi s brings with verve and numour. Groc!y, a a certain Soutf>ern charm. Davis lias graduate or Berl<eley, has performed In , appeared In various productions on many regional theatres as wen as on ano off Bfoaelway, r8nglng rrom Broaoway. As the beauty contellant Sophocles' Antigone to tbe soap Camelle, She manages to smoothly operas Another World and As the alternate between dancing about the World Turns. Indeed, her role In The stage In eb<lllienu, and slumping Min Fl,..,acl<•r Conrear, with an atounel dolefully when stage fright or Insane br0411er and the dilemma """' fear of failure leiS ln. 01 all the leaving her hulbarod, has much I" cllatacters In the p'ar. Cornelle's common with some soap opera roles. remarl<able qWIIitles are the feast Tobolowaky •lso has a history In soap readily noticeable, and Groely does a operas, performing In Hospital good lob of bringing them out and and Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, as empllaslllng them. well •• La.. and Shirley. Stephen To~lowsky p!ays Dolmount with a fittingly maniacal glint In his O ne of lhe 11Igb points o t the a.,,., rn., prod< rolec dehci dOwd all he lhUSI ch1el lin Kornr stlghl coord "che< eoIori balloc balloc vlctirr be CU boUtS betS • �rurgen~v's Month opens season at Center Theatre By James Beggan 8/Center Theatre starts Its new ember 5 with a of Ivan Turgeoev's A Monrh ounrry. Russi a has a reputation g a cold and harsh country. But y one of Russia's finest writers 1 none ol that coldness or ss. lay, set In the 1840s, 1S about ~ts a ~ung'male tutor's arrival iwo women living on a Russian fhete is a secondary plot lng a man's schemes to carriage horses. Wilhln this rameworlt, Turgenev manages lne t~e powerful feelings which der the calm surfaces of his liS. or Ward Williamson, an te professor In UB's Theater rent ex.p lalns that emotional s in the characters "are lin a numbef of ways." The ooncerned with love, a subject 1 to everyone, and sl!ould be rling and rewarding lor any a willing to pay a small amount lion," Williamson says. Jgh the play Is classified as a II does not belong In the same 1 as a Nell Slmon worl<. As ;on says, ''Anything that deals ally with human emotions Is >be Iunny." d Williamson has previously Svmmer Ptlople and Ghosts IS/Center Theater. About his al style, he says, "IJend to oment by moment and try to actors." He feels most lllle wlth the stage and has no • direct films. In addlllon, he finds that the Insights gleaned from actual directing can be applied to his teaching. One reason Williamson chose A Monl/1 In tile Counrry was because It offers several good parts tor women. Also, the tn.ater's physical design Is well suited to the play. The stage extends Into the audlt!nce, creating a sense of Intimacy that enhances the play. In keeping with the spirit of the UB/Center Theater, much of the talent lnYOived, both on at age and behi nd the acenes. Ia pulled from the UB faculty and student body. Originally a night club, the theater Ia currently ~ated by the Unl•ersity to provide students with a place to learn and reline skills which can only be acquired by ac1ua1 stage experience. Mitchell Gossett plays the tutor Bellayev. Anna Kay France and Sandra Burr play the two wc;...,en affected by his presence. Other cast members Include Michael Ehrenreich, Elit•beth Hiller, and Bill Gonia. " W e're doing~ fairly spare production," Williamson says. Esther Kling, an associate professor In tho Theatre Department, designed tile ooatumea with careful attention to hlstortcel accuracy. Gvotden Kopanl worked on the sets and Tom Blancato handled the lighting. The Theater Department profits from the US/Center Theater by ha•lng a place to put on shows, but Williamson feels the entire UB population and the larger Buffalo community prosper as well. He leela his Pfoduction of A Monfll In the Counrry "Ia an opportunity to a major Russian classk: In Buffalo." Hearing 'voices' in Simon's Song ___ _ By Carol Balzano Tharon Mu1aer, who aft e110 affthated wllh the New Yo.k Nell Simon'• wit and wisdom have hfl the road once more as the Nalional Touring Com~ny's production ot the &roadway hit. ,r:i';::~~~~:.Q~~<»~n~:~:S past Tue$day at Shu's Buffalo. Here fs a Playwright who has not lost hJs no•oriety fof raph~ on~ Jlners. After twenty years, people still flock to Broadway, Simon's hOmeland, where one can be assureCI •hat I hey are sampling hll famlliat, popu·lar themes ot showb4Js1ne.s.s stewinos am~al a Ia hinted ooupte•s reJuvenated rei•Uoosh;p._ They're Plsylng OVr Song (whlc:h Js tn lta lhird sea SOfl on BroadwaY). is precisely t.hat as Varnon Gersch (Rlc:hatcl Ryde<), an Audemy·Awor-lnnlng COft\pOSel, meet a. vp wun Sonia Walsk (June Gable), a lyricl•t wflh a pench&nt for ll&J<ir>tu. ~ Sileo's Toorlng productiOn was, happily, one oflltot-<ete petformance (mfnus a lew mu•icalldireelional flows) which bool< and Patricia to decay first." None of the Characters are usual, and all of them are delightful. The M/u Flr.craeker Conrut is Bath Henley's second play (her first, Crimes of the Heart. won a Pulitzer Prize). The slory of Carnelle Ia a very Iunny play, riotous and lull of surprises; and, yes, there ts a message In there somewhere. though no one seems to be really sure exactly what it Ia. " The main thi ng Is-well t he main thing Is-gosh; I don't know What the main thing Is. I don1 have the vaguest Idea," says Carnelle at t he end o f her ordeal In Til• Ml•a F/recr.cll•r Contest. The main thing Ia that this Is a lovely play, an at once exuberant and . .d. and very much Worth l t ls Gable on<lll)'dor, howl"er, who oa...,-.e kudOa tor tt\e show •• ttley comptlment tattl ottltf """'malld. Togett>er, Gablt! 111<1 Ayoof m-"t ror . , . balanced ano cf\armong haJmony. Unfortunately. this cUd I\Ot remain atable •n aU -acenes bec.eose ol an Intrusion of •'- oth9r "Wloes"' (three lemolea, three moles) whlel> voc.ooy 111<1 phyalcour wllh Gable'o were to be tepresentaUve ot ane111eUc kookl""" bou110ing 011 Vernon and Sonia's inner musical Rvcte•~a d ry, a.afdonlc. hutnof. Whet we have Ia oompoaer Vernon Gertch t eaming up twllh some obslinance) whh en unlikely volcea. The been fdea HHII wouldn't have 100 ablut'O or d)s:turbing if u Sonio Wol•k Wbo puahOs lor their bualneu (aoo latet romanUc) telallonahlp to work As "'peeled, hodn' lnoerlerod with the mus«:al progression. These vok:es were Vernon eventually theda hla aloofness for Sonla'a constant tard1Mas, bllarre atlltt and supporUve aHec:Uon to.- heir ••· tove• Leon (wt>om 11>0 can' readily llrat bei119 the - .L This Is on """""two, which tokes place In Vernon'• atudlo. There it a doUble metocty occurfno ntH&, one with a dlsoo lempo, the other w.th • l>lllad'l alowor pacl119. During number, the_,_ "¥olces" pop out from bellllld otudlo oontrots. U CIO the"*>, and I ll P<oc:Md to dismiss.) In COf'\]u~••on whr. t~ char act era. one ean'l Ott away from talking obOut Douglu w Schmidt'a splen<lld oeta. TheM MIS were almple and complex all a.1 once, cr . .ttnQ structure• thai were ruHt-tlc end ~tk:l"g, •• dlsplayecSin Sonla'a unkWnpt ._n,_L Wl\at Ia ln-atw. uMd In only lour acenes Wllf'\ tr.e Slog Can\PY encour-'oln !.heir higher roglot.,. ore oil-My. This drowns out ~ Ryoet'o ..,._ Into a meltl 119 aaMCI>iiOf,- lfte or-.a OOYWect by ploy.ng - · To top t~ of ~ &;rch'a muolcal otoglng ol this ..,_ wu u cornr a n d - • poulllle, and It Ofll)o rlllt11o<cecl the otmop-. ol atr- abo<ll Schmidt 'a Mia Ia hla- or city al<ytl,.. ptofeellona Aa v.._, and Sonia art tr_...llng 10 Lono staging of these effectual lalandlor !hell rot. .4olt, the misNps. projKtlonl ol the bul ldl1191 bolllncl One reason for the succe.ss of them slowly clrop out of vlow os apontanalty. The glmlc:lt employed • the TO<Ki119 Company<s productiOn the Charact•a move cklwn lht " - '• ln the Is due In large pan to Pllillp road In a rail! but -tonary r.tG llroelollo IUflP-l olthe cat C....cl<'s toJ!hful dl!Kiton ot other The acore by .,._In Hamtlac:h Ia cartoon In "'Woman 01 The v . ./' 5rmOfl hits. Cvsok has • 1o<1o a frtU119 occompanltl*ll tor both cutaay tael>niQun wl>lch fall assoeia·tton witt! Simo(l as an Vt<""" olld Sonia. oa .,. CerOia Hat on lhelf tacea. actor. dlfector, and procsucer.. ln Bayer S.t'a tytlco, eopoclaltr Ho_, faulty the atoglng ol the Touting Company he 10 clld not _ , one roallz.. that vor....., Ia fOllowed by p!Oducer Tom Mallow, - " " H - -·a Nla. 0.. aucc.ect In manl119 the play which o.r:enic desl9ne< Douglas W. . . .. ~··contralto and !NI)o become a pteca of comic . Schmidt. and lighting de_!loMf R)'der'a tenor tau lytlclll stemmed origlnatl)o horn 5111'10<1'1 ion was K.T. Baumann In the Popeye, carnelle's mentally rt young seamstress. Property ind deficient, Baumann delivers ones In a lood, nasal monoton., corning wlthoOt a doubt the ...,;c element i n the play. <aons only to mention Cam n as Tessy Mahoney, the demented beauty conteat ator Who figures In Oelmount's •ed past," and Robert Darnell's performance as Mae Sam, the man. In this play, not even the man is allowed to be normal. A I SYPhillls, Mac Sam relutJes to J, explaining between wild I coughing that he's Which part o1 his company. B~r:ll's musical the--.. ,,. .._ .. -•.II ,.,..,, �GROOViS II fR.NZIIS tl>olr boat effort. The •O<Y low ly<tc. oro proportrlntogrotod Into W.a (Not Wea) (Zellalanel) • • • o ml• whiCh tslrlsplntd 1>y diiQ> Varlou. Artlsta Sa/ze tile Beat (Zellsland) • • • You wqulcln~ c:aU WM (Not Wuj highly toutod,l>ut touted t~ey hove bMn, ln a vartety of publlutlons. The noason Ia that Oonolcl OJ><I o..id wu malla for an Intriguing story, pemopa mota Intriguing ,,., ti>Oir album. T- oduc:atod mlddlo ctus Jowlah kids from Oelrolt molla tholr rOOI)eCtiW woys ttvouoh al¥tlet rodlutiam ond -ontiH dillnualo<>rnonl, Cha"'II while romalnlng orodol>4o olongaldo r - Joe Gll!l>a or Sdontlot dub rocordlngo. A~IIVCIUfo o f - · vult II om-. onc1 aynlhollc 1\ai\GCiopsis with just • enough ocher 1...11 and to111uroa 10 ln¥Oive the I~I!Mf 01 dancer. ond lho lrac~ Chuaa altw tl>o funk onOtgotlcoNy onough 1o 1>o Vi- lhO l>ooelll of tho doubl. The .allium Is men q-tlono1>4o: -aln ::c.n:~!l=d~~~ri.r~·~:. z. -CIS. """""l>ot- ate passable disco without tTU.teh sfgn ol mutation. Mt~ ttlat~a .. I'm lluattng Out" 11 a rnoro tmpro. .~ve EutOdiiQ> trootmont ol a b4g lot Ia - I Y loYnd on ondln thO CUO ol WN (HOC Wasl, 111.,..,_ _....tttng on tho ooutl>oltocl, ond Coati MuMl'a "Ouo 'Po~ No Pop ,.... . oornk: Hltpanlc rap, loaded with l>ackfng YOCaiS and ouCh tyrlco os ••Thet•'ll be anoJher b•centeoolal biiOtt I heat lhe Wlh out ol your Oelroll LA, m"*ta,..tlo don't - i y ,..... In thO otudlo, ond thO otl>oth thO 8rlcln of Funkontlleln and Wayno Kramar ol thO M al.~ -.lei conlofm ond aay ''thO~ MC6". 1M no ono ... toll ........,,..,- thO '-'dla.l The nnot Wn brothOrl.-d .,.. •"Wheef Me OU1", now a..llatlle on tho Zo oornpllatlon s.lte Tho Beer, and ~ romalna mouth." Sollo The lhO tyrlca _,., O'lorl>oarlng, tho mf•la gimmicky, tl>o rhytl>mo om fodod, ond tiW! whole lnvot•os too much ol lho Chollad agolsrn job. • • • • noodlroaltyoor moro7 The-sodtrony la ttlol mt"IOna of t>us """"''· typowrltetll, vacuum cte.anete:, ft lrlgeratora and factory - - • s could 1>o Imitating Kraft-'< o\ this very """"""t on<J not..., tolh• it /II It cam. to me While srnol<lng onvo1 Clu&t on tho roof ot.,. -war--InN- Kreftw.t Computer World (Wamer Bros.) • • • • • The ...-n.:tay atudont of radio may not rulln 11. but that -lfowt>oolomo down tho gert>ego can ld In "Ilene ao.ts Eyoa" Ia imltollng Kraflw.1<. And lillie( atudont con hum Donna ~ lrlghtonlng " 1 FMI ....,.,... ond 'tlllllold clown York with some of tho top . ••ocuti'IU from CBS: oltor all the oloctronk: bro•ado f-1 and tho hollow t~umphs ond - n l u l _ . .tlonollsrn of oornput«· der- f>0oV1e . - . Krahwerl< a t - lonl\ with o _.., aa worm and"""ua1>4-otvrau vrowll\0 rlg/lt h e r o - l'O<I In the room. "You gotto pte. o line, boy, ono run with It," I wu tollll\0 Nixon the olhOr day. "That's what Kraftwetl< -."knoW what you ,.,.on, "1 folond," 1>o OQIOod, taldng o dloop dfoV on lila lllo Mac. 1 turned tho uy onc1 aloWty l>ockecl'hO carlnlo tralflc. Rhylhm hos otwayo tho mott boalc of tho Ston01 dlcl ln tl>o early muq-odi<lg •• Irony which Frank Zappa hos - n mafkot1110 lor oo tong. 111 c:«talnly continuo to ploy tnlo record 1M thO Was (Noc WOOl oynu..o~s Ia finally mooo ~ ,,., ¥11ol. H o - . 111'0<1 pick up s.lzo TIN Beer for "Wheee Me Oil!'', you oloo got "Offlo My C11'' 1>y CtlaHna. whO seems to 1Maglnt, like Oovo and The Flying Lllords l>eloro her, !hot cutulo ool>otk: · - · o f rod<- roll tllndards ore COI\Ilrur:tive gotiiU<U e.yond lhls, you golfoUf lrOCU 0<1\ of thO Dr. BUZQtdiiOd Croote &loi>4o. Boln Gldly Oon._ ' 1Cowt>oya and Ganootoro" and Don Aomanclo'a "Oepuly oii..Ovt" _,Is olt-1>0< lloton- (With tl>e ncoptlon of Cristina) but 1'0<1 might not wont It in JOU! 11\'lng room-11\o proper oetllng '"' this musk: Ia a diiQ> or dance party. - Micllltl walsh Utlod In 1910, tho hluhly tnlluorltl411 German quartet ~­ name muna ""~electricat po~ae ") make uu of on..ma. ltute, organ. viol1n and electrk: petc\IUJon 10 achieve an atttactlve 101m of backyard induttrlal eXOtdltn. How, seven albvmt and ·~yeatS lltef, the music Ia all -tonic ond so Ia thO llalonO<. ButlhO tou.t rs thoro, tumcy ond primal as !No " 11181 T.V. onc1 Rodlo .-.dVDflliement BltJea"~lt.. l. Whllo Kroftwetl< moan• ho. .y - •· It ~on a lao moon I>Mutlful metocl)o. Wltnosa ll>o doligllllut "Computet World Pl. 2." thO ploylul "Horne Compulor," thO boltnng " lt'o More Fun IO Compute," and, of oo,..... tho roman1~ ~Com.PIIItr lo¥e." No one eiH lhese days has •ueh Ioiii command ol oynthoal- tone. God, HalOn to tl>ot. ThO ooundO they Qat have to 1>o l>oord to 1>o l>olloved. Cold and bore y« l>umlng inaldo. nw- - .--_., lntlmoto Not thO ooruming metaltk: Industrial oornmontary your poronts wamtd you egalntl. Thlo Ia tho real thing. No pejnlltso crncondoeo. No lousy atrfl\01. Ho unnocOHOIY"Swlrflng. The produCtion to spare ood dry u o 1>ono. And tl>o oongoi>Ufn owoy With a n - t melanCholY l""'ltol>tenou that, try 11 hO may, not even Eno can poaaeaa. "Sounds lll<o they're lrylng to lmltato moehlnaa." my friend Konny'a grondla!Mr odmlttOd ohOo~ly- hO hOard " Numlloni"on tho COf radio So don'll>o a Chump, Tolla your 1111<1 ott. This Is Kra_fl"'""' 11 lhotr l>nt. IGYel'lUft Moat remarkable of thO lot, and not coonclclofiUy tho moot ground l>rool<lng -~on rot- You.ls "Hooven," lf!alyPiclll-~ romlnl-t o! Stkl<y Fingoto' "Moonlight Molo." The ilttOI oat a end drew lhe Uatentr lnto a ploco ol poacofulloolatlon (ollhor concrete Woltd « ln IN while tho former also on • -ol . .lotY ond JogQO<'a- ot "'*" ""11 hatm youlnothlng wiW Ronnie Wood t 23 4 (Columbi a )· · · · Consensus opines that ll>o boot Stonoa oll>um slnco thO lllC>erchargod ExU. on Molrr Stree( Ia Somo Glr/r. full of ollort, hot rock'n~fOit lUflel perlonned In a mlnlmoilot man- (ll\anlll, l>ut no hofnsl Alrfno• Of muses of l>ockground sfngora fOl this one, mate) 1hl lP garnered crlllul ravet and big uter.. For tho most part, toot yaara' Emotlonlt RHcue mlnod thO soma veln- . - t roci<Mo, a couple • Mioo You" -typo dance numl>lla- 1>1111n oddotlon tossed In IWO ballads ancl a awer-lough bluos collod " Down In tno Holt." The rl\llowa were not •• ftYOf•ble bultho ulls ...,,. still britt.. ror- You attempts to bridge tho gop l>olwoon tho rovltolltod tato '10'1 model Stonoo ond _,.. oltho muSic: IMJ m - oorllo< ln tho )socade. Four ~~~~• on oklo ono could fit (ln tailor modo funlon) onto Somo Girl• or Emotional In your wey" ond "you're my UvtnQ gface" swirls through Wotla' hypnotlc drum pottam ond t~o offbeat, ~hosed gultaro. A classic. From a lyrical pejnt of •lOW MoSSll J ogger ond RI-Cls don, h ... much t o - thll tlmo 1tound. Most otllle m - t dO&lo with ao• ondlof love: Mlol< ooyo ho "don't nMd no Whore" ~Ut olsowhorl Koith srnlrklngly prootolma "110< Uts 'n au got soul.'' Et!llgl>lonlng atull. Ao Rlc:ha.rdo once sold, oock'n'rollla mualc f01 tho l>ody, not tile hood Be •1101 u n may. In "Hano Are" they oornmont on unompio,.....t In the mothor country: " In tiW! couW)' - • I como trom/Nol>ody .,., wo<1co: nothing ..., vets dono." And lhrough Mlck "l"'"'m-hon-tnel>od.flnoo_,..,p- JoiiOO"'• glorloua muttorlng, ~ecock Umouslno" apparently p<ojocto tho apookor onc1 1 companion (Mlol< •no Keith'I) lnlo tl>o 1111ure whOre they wu nostalglc atxwt their hoyday. Tho -ll<or &IOPI remJnfeclng and fa<:a the truth: •weu kM>k at tour face now. I>OI>yll.o« at 1'0<1 and loOk at mo.· looking ot Tarroo You ono llnds no prolund~y, l>ut an abundance ot treat\ hot musJc from eom• cela Re&cue. As anotMr axcuraton tnto Wl>!lihougllt tho4r bond woulcln, last more than three or tout years.. Happy 101h Annl - r y. • 8tado Rhythm, tho Slonoa' Fountaln of Youth, " Starl Ma Up" l>olls wltlltOU!Ih dancin' lunll. "Hong Fn" and ·~· .... 111ort rlpo of rock p<lmod whh dn:.-_.,.,. olt>om, US lour, omalt rtot.-or.f'OCOI a n d - Stone fCel'th fWChards' and Ron Wood~• lncortuouo snii<IIIO guitar work. And on "UIUo T & A" Koltl> II opllmlattc.lly, o to " Happy", with IMtlot OOUndl like I flrtll tolla voc:ai-lk:loualy full of oona, ol>a and UoortOd gfunh. . The otllor , _ songs on thO 'A' lip the prooert)lot hal lo older oounds whllo malntalnll\0 tho fre.t\n•ll and energy of recent onea. "Slave," flke ••c.n·l You ~ Knocking" ton yooro ago, flndl thO bond --jamming; tho oclntlllating au of SoMy tra-Jicko with Rlehllds ond Wood Ulho Cftarlt. Watta/8lH WJmon rhythm ooc:tlon kk:kl tl>o H . .t -In• beat In lhe arse...8lack Umouslne•• ahutuea along In I he spirit of ••Oops and ~o", o Bo Olddloy tuno tl>o OOfup rooordod In lhollxlles. Sido two consists ot Mid crooning 11ft- oongs. Thoy <Oj>tooont ~ major oty<lttlc llllfl from SotM Girtr alrlppodotofhOoboriHinontlats purity to thO heo•lly produeod, longlhlor l>ottooo J- SENIORS Sign up for your In tho mklsl of tho Ro!Rng StonuCWTW~tllveo ring Honotll Ron Wood hu rot !lor uncoromonlouily roloaood his fout1h oolo LP. You're nolllkely to hoar II on tho rodlo. lt'.s loud orudO a1oppy Uflf>OIIohOdunwothod....-rounch)' • .• ond .....,.Of ihe -rockolt1181. Woody wroce.o. .....,011 atl nino cuta ond, to c1o !hOm juollce, he rocrultod Cltame Walta, 11111 Mclogan, Anlto. Pointer, Nlcky Hopkins, Bobby Keys, 11o1>1>y Wornocl<. C&rrnlno Apptc. ond olhoro. This Stone Alonollngs In o ""'okay aoalcodlspljllocklut voice tllot'a ""'G'Gly com-o1>4• to a - · (II olgl\1 in tho motnlng when l'O<I're trying to ho also ptaya guitar, baso, hormonlca, clobro ancl occ:aolonat Uyl>ollds. 1234, IIIIa t979'o 0/m,. Some HOell, ooundO mora Uke thO Facoo than ,_.,, St.._ Wlllcll makoa •'-t. ---wrotea lot of thO muolc: thO Rod St-art-!od bond POrlormod. Not I()( tl>o lolnll>oartod. -/Job Soltooloy YEARBOOK PORTRAIT SITTINGS! MAIN ST. Sign up In 348 Squire Hall by tha end of this wHk for portraits to be taken NOW THRU NOV. 6th In 348 Squire. AMHERST: Sign up In SA Office, 111 Talbert, br tha end of tills WMk fot portraits to be taken NOVEMBER I • 13 In 105 Norton, WE ARE NOTHING WITHOUT YOU!!! �Henry Badowski Life Ia e grend.• . (I.R.S.) • • • • Thls Is the ttue "New RorMtllie."' Forgot everything you've tM:.atd or reac~ at:Jout I he 8rr115h Bmz kids. tl>e!r stny OU11tta. and tho new oance muSic (!>ow anybocly could con-. this - __,. romanu~ mUCh '' "an Try 10 •magfne aomelhlng along 11\1 jlfHtl of 1 cheerful UHravoK. Wttlle mot:t ot t0d•y1s .,,.,~ typos (for lac' ol 1 overlooking Hiroshima's mushroom cloud rising In hont o! a shadowy hand pointing. Nice lty but very confusing and untuec>eaalul. Fonun ataly, the music tan·t qulta as bad. But Glamour, the second Dave Oavlaa solo albul11. hu a major llaw. Like Ita artwon. you sense that aomethlng WOrlhwl\lle waa Intended yet it ultimately lalla. Dave Oavlet, of courM, Ia ~y·s younger brother and lead I)Uil&rlst for the Kinks. And When t hey rock ·n rOlf Its Dave's guitar t.h at ·•afUI)a youln the Chell .. whiCh has helped to maktl ll>e Kfnkl ol the all·llme greatest bands. Glamour Ia a wonderful showcase lor Davtes• buzzsaw gull.,., yet It has not been Ills guitar atone that has made the Kinks l)feal but also ~y·a l)'rlca. arrangmants. and personality With these Ingredients missing from Glamour the record falls .r>ort. Nol that he ca n't write aongs. The great Klnlta tune "Death o l a Crown" was compoaed by Dave •• was "Strangers" from Lola but repetitious chords and, espeol11fy, weak lyrics plague Glamour. Songs like .. Reveal Youraelt," In which the w ords "reveal yourself" are repeated at least 40 times fn lour and one-half minutes, seem to 1111 too many tracks on this bettor phrasoj Hem to draw a good dee! lr~ tt70 lnlluonceo aUOh oa Rolf( MusiC ahd Bo..-!o, ancs trom the Vet¥91 Undetground ot the later 111110o. Henry apparently 1po.11 tho tiiiiOo 1t11en1119 to tho Beau... Noth•l19 gloomy or dopresiJ<\g here, U/tlt • grand It 1 COl~.,., or 1owo sonosand surtul 'mao-s tMt receu K..,tn "~· Ro:.y MusiC ond Brian Eno at tho• mo11 ~Silbltt • Baby ~ Htce With J.ote'· bonows Qulle frMiy from Eno'a ..The True Wheel .. and the album •• a whole owes a or-ut cMbt to Eno't eat1y 1010 ~k and lime MIVed tn Ro-.y MIII'C Ulo II • flrlnd ._,...the cre.a.rn ol H«wy't ~teri•J hom t875to 1881 (allhOuon otr1119ety . -t 11 t87ts " Making Love With My Wlrt..l, l'nd II'at neorly to,.laolo album. " fO<mor bts1IS1 08Ye D.vies Glsmour(RCA) .. 1he o.,ned ar.d dtt,ltnmer for Altern•tlve T.V., Henry ainga, pla)la molt ol tho lnttrumenta, coPH>ChiC-GI and wrote the majOnty of Dave Davies on lead guitar " Maximum Con$umptlon" The Kinks. '*' " lmpo<~onl new treno. It beyono me~ II enybOdy rightfully deaorv01 the t itle of ''Now RomaniJo'' ft'e Henry BedoWSI<I. Settously. 11 you're not ram11J11 ..,lh him already, don't make any adwance judoements on na"* aJone. Lifo Is 1 g,.nd.• . Is hit debut album on I.R.S. ono a good share olltlt pulled together from -.e wohdorfully dlsposat>lo alnglos Henry has retused over the past few years. Nothing trend... ttlng or th<>ught·prol/oklng, olmply a coli<!Cllon or ""'11-cr.iloo t9801 pop songs. lht m11er1a1. ••v• for ono cut cowrnten by gu11edlt .,I amos Stt¥tnson. Tho tlbuN1 Is roltO$pettlve of &evert! years· work and tht tutoro lment 11 to rnake "stltt-Of·tht-.rl pop rOCCHda" In hla home tH1dk> south ot London. Radio airplay Ia dosUnoo to be nU but u deaorvot •tton.Uoo ftom the kKal clubs and the record· buying public. II'a 100 much of gem to be p•UOd over. record. There are several bright points. however. flke .. Too S.rloua," the bGat lfack on the album, album just by looking at the artwork. Davo which with Ita sense of desperate loneliness appears on the cover In a b.r own pinstripe suit and hofplessnon Is like a soquel to and combed-back hair, reminiscent of Kraftwerk "Strangera." "7th Channel" and .. Eastern on Trtms·Europe Express-an Image wnlcn Eyes," alec on the strong.,. stele two. tlelp to makes one think of gay N&lls. Also on the move the dreariness of the record. jacket Is a picture ol Davies, this time -Aian Kar:tric One f eels .somewhat turned off from this 1 Cli fton Chenier The King ol Zydeco (Arhoolle) • • • - Marty Soratm llrl>oolle Aeu<ds prtl"'ta tho groat Clifton Cl>enlef, ptaror ol zydoco, 1 pany nwtJe Gornpoot tt.S1Uonal Ft'tnaf C1Jun and t hythm 100 ~ues ......,...,11 "Mih hiS btoUw Cteveta.nd on rubboarel. Paul S.negal on g .. tar, Joe Art Gartunkei-Scls.sor.s Cut IKtr•v-oanu Slnc41then. h o -, Garlunkel (Coluf!lbla) • • • Art GIJ1unket II a mon obsellld wttn eq~~esstcn. Ho ciWKtotlzes nimsau fn lntemews as bol119 0\'edy caliiiOus, always 1111clli119 for t~ouct lhiOe of meanl119 Tho artwork to SdsUKO Cut It full of references to thls: a quot111on from Ftauberl on tho ftladoquacy of--speech u an upresaJon ol art; phOtos of Garfunkol t11Chll19 moth (bollev& It or oot. tnat'a hl5 IIOI>I)yl ahd rrom tho film of Cofctl·22 Qn whlcll he pjayod Nately. wt\0 lruhlessly tried to argu. democtatle loeoJo with hlojld<!<l oornpanlonl). Not aurpt1si119IY. this petfectiof'l..m eatrfea over 10 nJs records •• worl. On his flflt aolo album, Angel CJ11re tnamOCIIIttr a similarly obso5Sive ei>IIIC1tr from Thomas Hardy), l.he result wa& a stunn1119 collection ol baroque pop songs, In whlct\ Garfunkel'l . •etlcence was counterbalanced by produee< Rleh11d PetTy's aural nu ITlOQCI Into 1111-c>toduc:tlon ahd tt>e roauha have-. lncroui119IY Olerllc on .., emotional te.o~ . His-.. Is one ot tne moat perfea tenors '" populat mus~ 11-l>el ..BriCIOO oTroublecl Watora''?). yet he t n - 1 on Dutylng II undomuth ls)'ef5 ot ¥OCal.,..rOubl and atUOio embethlllmtnta. Rather than take tho c:haneo ol t>tcomt119 1'"""-1 wtlh and poulbly mlalntorprotl119 a song. raoueesll to a p'-ca of tac:Mieally proclsel>ul poulonloss btckgrouhd musiC. SOmotimoo thlo wor'" In aplle of ltaolf. On • 10119 H'" ..Bright £yes;· 1 fragile contemplation of Gar!'"' "' death, the voce' mbt Ht~es to roeluce tht maudlin tendencies of the l)lrlcl. For the most piltt, hOwevGf. tht song a consist of P<tlly melodies and unlnYOivll19 tyrtca1 tho auangements exploit the fofmtf and burr tht lette.r (for which. given thla material. I ouppon we ohoula bO gratoluiJ Tho mu11c ltlolllo olmllorly sup«flclal. "To Bog.n" uses no N:ss than I We gwtMt$ti ronc:tU01119 Pet• carr ano Mdlew Gold) woo c:ollt'Cllvely btlely &Ound like one. Tbe .so~ uptempo ttac~ " Hang On ln." atands <Kit not oo mucn because the 10119 illeiiiS t>ette< l>ulllmply because ltle ayntt'te$lze.r and hOms give h a Ultle fire At WOtSt. Scluors Cut is merely pteasant. If Irs sektom Jnspitfng, tt•a at least not dOwnrlght ofltn5~e like so mvch else on the radio tne.. days. (lneldentolly. Paul Sjmon does mah an appearance, singing a brief backgfound part; ft Is 10 the c,edit or all concerned tha·t no one Is lryfllll to bill Ihis as another Sl & Gar "reunl.on." ) 1 Br.,....,.t on baas, Robt<t Pettro ort drums, ar.d hlmM4f on acc:orcrlan. all te<:ofGec:l ltw '" Montreu• S•iUfl1and • tong way frqn~ CojUI\ tOUIIIIy. We find tile lncl hla group the Swtaa with U011C OIUOS- very popui<ttlliO now pt1y0<1 b)' lltm and Oouo Ktrai\Jw and a few otht11 moat rac:ordlng for tho folk oovotty 11~1 and tho bacchanollan Jambalaya·· aome ot '*t\tch were I""'J In Frtncll •hleh Is aklghl ArhooUe ¥~hktl a• been alnca tho lyrlca arcn' too r.-sponalbte for oYef a t11tt d<Uen orofound anrh<>w 1>ut tlwl ne11,.. Chenier albums ootablr Boogaru.. are most roc:ll tyriea olnce h's ttl. Boogie thio one v11yl119 moinly In rl'l)lthm that'a lhe most mportant the tack of tenor nx but at Itt ano thla troop has plenty of thai t.-rme in aong1 auch •• I hi worf<l119 1-lhor know1119 hOw 10 Stones etusft: " Moner:· tho Fato Pfly a r..otlonory type or muale Oomlno-trki"Woo woo· ond " " r sjnoe outCS..ted but at ill wtth us Tete Fee·· ·•caUnda .. pr•m1tlve •PJMil. MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALl PICCOLO'S! at - WATCH TftE OAME AND HAVE FREE PIZZA AT HAl.FTIMEI yoUR cHOICE! $ 5.95 (SCHUTZ) STEAMED CLAMS & 1 PITCHER OF BEER OR (SCHUTZ) CHICKEN WINGS & 1 PITCHER OF BEER COMPI.fTt LUNa!, DINHEII AND lATE.HICJHT atiACIC MENU AVAtt.AaL£1 ...... ........... ~ 635-7171 �_ _ _-JI!IJ Robet1 Gold Serpico was the story of a cop trying to uncover the coouptlon In the pollee department. Prince of The City Is the story of a cop trying to uncover the corruption In the pollee department. Ironically, both films were directed by Sidney Lurnet and both WBfe ~on the true works of fooner pollee officers. Serpico had more of a cut.and·dry Image of the good guy/hero than Prince of The City contains. In the former film, a much more human and honest attempt was made to shOw that cops are real people and not ••fairy tale" characters. The Idea that " corruption creeps up slowly" Is a vitally important concept. The film has an lntBfestlng pramlse that unfortunately - a to go astray. The film Ia two hOurs and forty· - n minutes long and lhe story seems to go on and on, never really picking up any momentum or speed . Treat Williams as detective-cop Danny Ciello is born arul bred In New York City. He's been working for tjle New York Police Oepar1ment for eleven years (eight yeass as a narcotics agent In the Special lnvesllgallng Unit (SIU). His unit is broken up and he Is picked to be the leading man In another unit dealing with corruption Ill the polfce force. Ciello feels that everyone "lays the whole lucked up system on us (the cops)" and " we're the only thing between the otflclals and the jungle." T he main theme that continues to appear is that of the cop's motto-"never hur1 your partners." Clello Intends only to Implicate higher officials and corrupt lawyers and not his par1ners. However, It turns out that not ooly are his par1ners corrupt but so Is Clello himself. He sometimes steals and often supplies dope to junkies In order to get a chance at the dealer. He and his par1ners split a large sum of $46,000 that was recovered In a (also starring In the bust. Broadway shOW Forry. This all calls Into question the various Second Street) gives an possible audience reactions interstlng performance as one of Clello's par1ners. engender~ by the film. Is The rest of the cast is Clello a hero or a crook? Are we supposed to admire pleasant <lild capable but, this man who performs on the whole, average. dubious deeds while doing Prince of The City is, on his Job? the whole, stow·movlng and seems to drag In spots. Treat Williams (star of the film version of Hair and However, It Is an Interesting and truth lui currently starring In the Broadway production of attempt at portraying what Gilbert and Sullivan's really happens In these Pirates of Penzance) is fine types of government agencies. This Is possibly In his characterization of Clello. He Is young, married one of the film's and tries to do his job in problema-it is too honest. the best way he knows It Is almost as If the viewer hOw. As he gets deeper and is watching a three-hour deeper into his work, the television documentary which happens to be strain and the psychological pressure disguised as a motion picture. effects his personal life. Wil liams gives hi s Brooklyn type cha.racter an t:.~?>o.uu•L~ honest and believable per~nailty. Jerry Orbach tt.ppiJ notall been . .,cn.t.c~ ...... ERLANCER THEIM:EPriON 10 . -.-..,..._ . ~,· ·~ - . �Mesh Prawlew This weekend. Blactt Mountain II conllnues Its lhuler sea.aon wllh a production Qt the otago hit M"A•s•H which concernalhe Fred Smell aavenlurea ol a not-so-lame em•o-M:Y macUeal team In Kofea, dr.,atiHCI lre<n lhe book by R4cl\atCI Hooket". Andrew Beauchamp di<octs 1110 atloltucMnl S)fod!JCt)Of\ wh4(:h r\JM 1hlOUOf' Sunday at 1110 Kalllorlno Cotnell Thntre Showtime Is 8 p.m on Ftldl)l and Sunday with two petlormances on Saturda)' at 7 and i'P,m. Tlcke1& are $3.00 for oonerat admlss.ion. II Poetry Is. as G - y n ll<ooks so &D!Iy c.lloCIII, ··uto drat I-."' t'*> Ntotake Slla"'l" Is the •"'Y cone>onltatton ol .-tlaJ WORI. The acclall!llld Jaapoot, wlcloly known 101 ""' lhealfl<:al chOropoem lot colored g lr/1 who have COII&Idor«J lulc/dfhrrr.n lho rllnt:Jow I• ttnul, wnt read hom he• powerlul ver11 on Sun<lay, November 8th at 2 p.m. In tho oudllotlum ol the Albrtoht·Kno• All Gallery on The reading, her first In Bullolo It coOf>OOtorocll>y the UB Engllth o.partment G<oy Chalr ""' Blacl< Mountoln I~ llllm!Uion 11 lr&n."'l"'• wert rep<-11 1n0111 than a hlglllivftt Of 1M ~ct t-tr• (B<II>bl/ng Slo""' Sugar. Tlto Wlz. lena Nome Tlto lady and Hor lluslc, Olc.J •hlcll IIU t•tot<en Broadway by SIOIM In 1110 put - • ' H ''"'"""" tbt deep iMCWalton end growtng tradition ot tho Btoclt pot! In live Theatre, bringing 1110 dancing tu11neat of thtlr ver.• to ata oo centM and visual enactment. Elm-. ye.,..· Shanoe brings a clar1tV ot pufpo5e, clri ve, and context which Is, WlU'I Kwesl Johnsoll's and Thulanl Davfs', t he moat encompassing Bull State Dance Marathon BuffalO Stata College kJclca oil anothor DlllCO "--alhon lhll weekend, a1ar,1ng w1th the off·beat rock'n 'tol• ol Albanfa Blotto "9 p.m . Friday. Saturday night brlnga Ill& •ut coast'• SVT, hard-d<lvlng lfiO led by bassist Jaclt C.lady. Along tho way you'll be trealocllo • host or toe.! groups InclUding Paulino end 1110 Parlf .. the Poinuesa Btotrwtrs. 8enht1tel., .,... Detour-. and more. Trance and dln<:e. with the posslblllrlea ot romance Be theta. poetic approach slnca Langoton Hughes himself. sn. unveils tho Me toe olthe Real, and tho urgency of establishing at btllll roohty. In Oo;ng this , she gou deep with he< WOld, oottllng le< not hong 1.,.. lllan tho Truth, IIIUSitallng Its contovra. d1tectlves and Tho Bullalo Haw Amoftcan _ , tn CO<l)uncilon wRh tho • El SalvaOO< SoUCI&tlly CommitI • wtH pre-1 an " Evening With Fred Small" ottlla Sohupe< House (1 802 Nlagant SIJ on S<lnday tHo•omter Bth) al V p.m. Small oraduoi«J Irom Yale w ith a law degre:e, tatIt rec:eiYing hla maaten ln natural resour- policy at t hO ~IYorOity o t lolichiQan He Iaior decided to Cheek out the Ult ol a mutldan Iller pfi)'U1f to a ClOwd ol 50~000 people gathorocl on NYC to e•prIJ>elr - n ai>Oullhe accident ot Thoee MilO !Oland. otatlng that ao uhlll.lallng. the t KCltement of perlormfng and being pari or thai •norgy, tttat I just had to ' " If I could mike a IMng at lt." SmaU's performances are rumored to be Just as ·~n w as e.nllaratlng -CIIeck it Otll. lladoo pef$C)MIIity. part•tltM t"OC.tt mu>iclan and 1o1< 0!1 ot Dog hlmsell. Gat)' Stcwm. "''" be the eve-ning'$ M•tttM' ol Ceremon&es. Ear1h Wind and Ffre Thl$ W..,_ay evening tho 8uffakt MeMOtill AUdttOftu-m wm be the Sill ot 1 cutrntnaUon ot tUtc11 for an to see. The oupeob simplicity In Which silO concloely rovttlllhe winding, often colliding laoall ot survwlng (IVCII u thO forces. Taking tho stage • rlll>e Earth, Wind 1 nd ftre, a gro~o~p having surpaaled the tag of a blacf\ band. Attftf masterworks: like raclaV.exuat innuendo pract~ a.a • da.il)l ·~re~&ef" uponlbetwoen women and men} has not 111 her wefT"Wlth the mott provtnclal nallanaUata or other cocktellod ethnic ..int etUgentala~· (among othOfl) b«ll on slatut·fldden escapism gu&sed as...actlvlam. snange will have llOM of aueh toaUshness. SM hll 110 time Ior- G<olilud•. Splrlr and All in Ali i heir appul ean't be lluntocl by ~ cJassllrcaHons Juggling the comple•llles ol Jan end the primacy ol Funk. EW £ F's range of abll•tfrt.S *Qn•tt a d'latQI! o~ ll!fthghtenment Peoole lam•Hal With the group•• styae and str.ngth need nat be told of the capabUtUel IhoM who IO<Saloe their long·ronge afllrmatlvt goals for thll Quo<lt Iasio of Bal>ytonlan . _ oncl, equally lmportont, bean no patience tO< th<>w -.ra olthe All whO procialrn trom goldplatocl •VotY lowers lilaI tho only way to be " ethnlo611y with ot"ls to bt poe< ""'wallow naively In easy-going vlctlmoutlon (While uc:.oor,. lhl \flcllmaers $1t.al your place with palrontdng The power ar Ntozal(e•a vl1kH'I, from her expUcftlneorPQratkln ol Jau loel and pulse. to her Uf'compromislng postt6on aa •n anlsllc Slack Woman, culminates through a. devastatlngl)l tXPfO&slve poet of lhelr ll~c Det'formance.-F or those un1nltla1ed, &II on a bomb, that'll do 11. WIIO takes you through tho looking gins ol your ahadowa Into tho unseen living room ol your walling self. Taking ua lhrougn the tr. fubllant, tht $till 11\d the aware, closing In ouractlone. Facing up to""'"""'"""' 1110 tm-aibles - must olton &chlove. going put ourvlvtlto0..11d a ominous and the warm. the ora.,. •nd ~' futi.Ke now. Ulca G - y n Brooka, Sun Ra, Jeanne Lee. and Jolin Collr.,., Ntoz.tke Shange repreMnlt that rare artist who drtwa upon the Wotld to funy o~enne thO . .ll,lho aocloly. and the environment !>rod. Who ,dares the void u she wor~s fo close IM ga.po. - M/c/1,.1 F. Hoplrln& •DUBELS• GARY SMITH an atmosphere and enj oyabl e e oenlng It's • NESDAY MUD WRESTUNG ZAPPA- FRIDAY & SATURDAY ...... WED., NOVEMIEI 11th 2 Shows-7:30 & 10:30- Shea'aluffolo. Another 97 lodt eo.-.t Event NIGHTS! C.IIIS5 8843 lor rMeRetlona ·---------------,e--------~------ THIS WEDNESDAY ~ ='-'......._.,.. ('it_----AUT~~IIet'\' ~ TRIUMPH Trlumphanlly Returning To The Aud 'l'hqfll! 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By TERRY CANADE Assrstam CompuS" Ediror T cnsions betw«:n Stud~nt Associa1ioo (SA ) Dfrcetor or Student Orpnizations Otuma Osuora.h and NigMan S.ucknt As..wc:iation Pre.iden1 tNSA) Ch u~-Cozio Mm<awa QV<r runding and -a club 1\C'~.sl~ttttr rt"$\l.ltrd in a n~r-Yiolcnt M m<JWa be<llm< rnpaed in a pusbina &DCI >houtill& m;uch \\ith Osuorah while atrempdtts 10 obtain tM: e:~~;cra fund.s. The scuffle OCC\lffed outSide the Talbert Hall Sen•te Chamben and dil~Np~<d WI Wednc.'iday•, S4:::nate mrctin& which was chen in progress. offtnsa in a l ~l('f ulbmintd co fht S(Hoctmm. which has )'t"t 10 be rt leastd for publica1ion. Mmeawa dem.andtd ~uotah's mignou ion '•in the: .$ludent'i SA Trtasurer Matk Moore was a1 the scene and inrormed Mm<awa 1hao h< \\ould notiry Public Safety to hand1~ the shu a1ion if it con tinuc;d. The l"-O parties xpataled Bnd 1he i$sue remained unresol'"cd. Thi• year's NSA budgec calls ror S600 10 t... sp<nl on '' Niaer•an Weekend" b ut 0Norah ~pf('ifitd that «rtain events rtquired to rtl"rive the original in ttr~ . · · proposed 01moun1 "~e not included in lhC' ll.genda Mmtt""'t\ daimed Jhtu Osuorah lhrtase:ncd 10 ust his influence 10 cut 1hr NSA·s budgc-1 and to dttlare tht (:lub inae~ivt btocausc, atcordin&, 10 Mmc:gwa. O.s:uorah v.a~ unhappy '4ith the rouhs of rcctflt NSA (or sh olrting match. Calling Osuorah "dQtrucwr of student ~he: dirC'ClOr with t1 iitri~ of allqcd org.anizaJion." Mmqwa charted abuse: of po'ol o C'r. Aft cor outlining eiC'Ciitms. Mmqwa assert~ that Osuorah t.~mp:dgned for hh opponent in the clttfions ror tht club's Lop office. "I didn'L campaign for af'Ybody ,* ' Osuorah nOitd. ''There~S- nothing to campa&t(R for. the people already kn~ each other v.dJ.,. Osuoro.h was the rorn~r lhi.\ )'C3.r"s C\'COI. B trorc any ""lub c:an do Q.D)1hin:a they n«"d prior approvaJ -aod th:e'y can'c ~pend more than 1hcfr b ud,rt.'.. Chuorah e~pla.i ned. "This is student mone-y -..nd "'c na\t. LObe atcouruable-. '' ~·hntgwa ~id cha.n h r«ti\lcd. thai tht C:\'C'I\1 destr\'c d more mooc) Y~. ~uor3h rtpHtd, that it 10 d06n't make srru:c to spc:nd 1hat much on a party.·· If 1M cvtnl had more cull ural speakers aod rood. (huorah added, NSA 1reasure-r. n·~nts Os:uor'ah rduttd Mmegwa'$ chargt$ claimln&. ••J woufd oe\·er be' in a position 10 cut their buc.l$ct .•• budgot changes may h ave bern considcrtd. Another conflict arose \\hoM 1 he NSA Prcsidmt ailtmptcd to print a newsldtc.r for hj) orptnzation Only th< SA Trca$urer and tho Scn3le Finane< Olher than scnitta Commiuee hun tht" pov.'t'r to cut· bud,gtcs. Osuorah u~ng a....-t<d. lt)'in& to ha1t the printing of the nt"''Sltuer ah hough In or September. the NSA held a wcd:cnd festiviuo and accordina 10 both sides record.s the or·pnization acceded its alloutd bud,get. 1'1\t exact mar&in of d.i fftrence. and the amount promised by SA t'3tJsed the disputt. AI a rnt'tling btlwetn Osuorah and NSA T11:asurer Asumpla Aawuooha. S)5() ,.. . aar«d upon 10 be >P«<t for t ht 1hrco daY "Niaerian Weekend." But Mmqwa's O<pn[tallon 'P"ffl S5Q2.48, ,...ulllna in 1 request forD reimbursc.menl SlS2.48. Osuorah or SA tquipment. Mmqwa charged Osuorah wnh Moore had explained it was not SA policy to print ntwslcum ror any student o rgan,zacion. Osuorah demOnstrated that the: orcanlu.tion·s bud &et did noc include a line for a ne•Sittter hut Mmetwa coun1ertd that NSA rould take it from u other lint bcc.ause, " thai'S wt\11 everybody docs. •• Mmq w3. l'titt ta(ed his position. that Osoon.h is- abusina his pOwer as Direc1or of 5(udtnt Orsanizatiotts. He said th;u ir·on.oraha do<$ apolf>j!iu publidy or r<:Si&ft, he plans on lakin& his ('Me to the Student· Wide Jtidkiary. Roach generation invades Main Street dormitories By MARTY ROSEN CD.mpus Editor A "The first time I walked into my room I killed seven of two··monlh exterminating campaign against a cockroach infestation in several Main Street dormitories has produ~ a generation of super pesticide-resistant cockroaches and a collection of disgust~ bu,g-ridden resid<nts. Lisa Hobikka was notified of the problem and she promptly informed Assistant Custodial Services Director Dewey Bush. Spor sprayi11g by UB maintenance began immediately in the spraying," Maurice orient~tion, explained · Goodyear RA Mark Maurice·. "Then people started complaining about sore throats and headaches from the spray ... According to Associate Director Garry " It got ro the point MacDonald Hall where they thouglu they sprayed too . much." By the end of professional <xterminator called in to cornbaJ the problem on Goodyear's h ardest hit n oors. Students o n t he fourth, S.Venth and nimh noors were directed o n a Friday to empty desk, closets and drawers. lklongings we r< p iled in the center of the rooms and drapes and rugs were drawn away fro m the walls. The e-xterminator began work the following Monday. the <:;~ttec:minator saw how much tlte St udcr.ts had, Hobikka recalled, he informed maintenance that more moving would have ro be done before the job could be prope<ly completed, Custodial Services notified students thar a Sl S charge be assessed for any dorm room s not pro perly prepa red. " They were going to charge me S30 fo r not <mptying my desk," Goodyeat resident Roy Kelvin complained. " I did it. I didn't want to get. charged. I had no alternative." "It was a real hassle," ninth noor resident Andy Bleakley added . "My roommate had to go home (for lhe w<ekend) and I had ro move his stuff." Since many students gone home for tile weekend and did not have sufficient time to organize rheir rooms. Maurice said he "got a few guys together to move the stuff." "It was poorly organized," Goodyear resident Evan KeUer charged. A second date was set for exterminating. This time, one week advan~ notice was given . Ayers were slipped under the doors of I he rooms to be sprayed and $tUdents were agaon warned of the SIS surcharge. The lhree noors were professionally sprayed; the bugs were back rhree days later, ol\e <.ioodyea~ s• ROACH J)llge6 �in short. lHEsproRUM IN..,.,._ttlt campus Budget cuts hit Library ~ery The 1912-1981 bud&<l will ''be 1 bod on<'' fOf the: Univeully Ub,.rieo, Oir<etOf S.ktldos Roy uld W<dn<sd•y. ootlnath.tt II ,.ould be forced to cut starr. thu ~ r<dudn& ......,. Som< IS or 16 lines are slot<d (Of r<du<elon. "We •iU be fO<e<d to cut botk on sernca, althou&h -.e uy ,.,u 10 man.inuu: th~ effec:t oo sa.udmu, •• Roy maintamed., sayina I bat only 7S pete<nl or oil men I<QUH<d In r<Jilltt for the draflth" y..r aetu4lly did .o. 1\J or Seplrrnber, 1,300.000 of a total 1,3)6,000 mtn bn.'n In 1963-"ho •rt requlr<d to re&illrc- had yet 10 sign ur. Oir«tor or Scleetive Suvlee Thomas Tumaa< told .,.,,. li'Dsilln~ton 1'011 that he Is "auardedly Opllmist><" thll mnr or tll<sc ,.;u cqosl< 1 AnthOny M PeiWMIIItOUit (fltlOt M..-g..-el S.•yar/At1 Olt•ttt" Oton HolcMtte.mp.;t ....,...,. AosefWc.._.. by~·~~=.;:;. of SdedM S.... l('t «&iSU'IIIU lw OOO"'Iantly dtdmed eaeb - r .,.,.. n beearnela• For m<a born tn 1960. 9S the cuts will be modo in the more speaa!JL<d 11- such u Rare Book• IJ\CI Ooeumenu. Tbe Otreetor. made his rtmarks • a pm:ml ba-T mee~~na ,.ith those bom in 1962. Slod<ot rqwaeotah\U IJ\CI unll lleod!. JOh" K LAJ)tlnatCcfltCH '" Cll..t Stlh GOOOOhiiG!M•tt•fiiiO Cef1lor r~c......... .....,.w [tliecft Rsmer<d, 9) p<r«<ll for 1961, 'and 88 P<f«<I fOf positive ... We Jtl ;~bout a 10 percent intrcl$t )tarl). so -t~illt.il the $2 million mar~ tlliJ year.'' he ...d. "But,... should be orout>d $2.6 or $2.7 mil110n b) 11010 " New numbers Becouse or an Albll1y ml$ule, phon< numben for the PVKha>c Pcocrarn of che Sludem AuociattOn of the Slate Uni-y (SASU) recently U11<d in Tht Spttotrum ,..,. for N<w l<r>ey residents. New York students; who wish to (OC html OVff U}( tht discount buyll'll st-rVIct $150 should: -Sded tb< desir<d ittm, no1in1 ma~e aDd modd number. -Call the local buyinc lffVi<e numbec for lnfonnadoa on lht neartot pantcipatin1 claler IJ\CI diWtbutor. On"< the O!><fi'Ot the SASU Purcbue Powu Oroup number 628 -YO<& •ill lOOCI ,...,;... a etruriCOle rc:<:<>cniuna you u a SASU mtrnbtr. 11ont "it!& ........,. Information eonccmlna the appo-opnne clcale<. Conraa UB's SASU rq>reamtali'..s lor more inlormalioc! II 6)6.29$0. The correa numbers- art: Major applian~/TV/ audio ••••. 8()0.526-2929 ' CamerastpbOfo equipment/ binocular• • 212· l47-8709/ Sif>.221-8801 Oiamondsl~wclry/,.,..chcl .•.• 8()().526-6822 L u - t/ typewritm • • • . 800-442-8174 N.,. car plan> . ••. 8()().~380 national Jadl Htlll"'g·C~Itlbtll"'t Vets boosted At•" G Klci'IIC'CMinkl"'l Jottn FottnellarOrapltlc:t J05eptl B ZmvatorNtfiOI'I•t Ltvrence T Aot..enu~l! Phoi09'•PI'II Ol\ltd ou.a,oO.'AslttC.f'lt Htorootapa, Thanks to a bill •isn<d on 1 ut<day b) Pr«ident Ronald Rea.pn. snviC'C' ,.tttnns ~au no" r~'\t: puority medical c.~1c for 11l,juries or illntSSCS c3ustd b)· past txpmurc to dan&erOUl matcuah durin& .. ars and "'-eapons ttilan& The 1<1b1ation is a&rn<d pantcularly aJ !hose exposed to the defoti>nt, A&<nt Orar>a<. durinatht \'teuwn war aDd thow "ho ma) havel>cen aflt<t<d by nd1111011 dutin& nudear bomb IC>IJI1& ~tt'W:y Jgr~, R- n-w.IO'Io ~lt t.l O.et Anrt.tll'lt S,..h Oe-wod-. in the po51 Wo<ld \\or II pcrlocl The biD \illlq)lll) 10 both OUI•palt<nl and hospital ell< aDd t~ccnds: thr time period an •hJC'h V'"ldnatn .. rruans can u~ the ~·«.• ,_,., ,_ lo:l Pf1f•1"10Atb -- lOfty GtaJilldA-M*"tJc Franci-t SPtCII.tt S~ ~Of't•Pflr f'ducalional bcndiu or the Gl 8t111V. O )"dft. mark ru ssell Jelllftt H C.ntoll8uthNu i\bn•flH Jame.s P "'"'P'l:)'I'ComptrOU.t M 8 K.&DI"•tu~ PfOliHc~N Mit .. l'.>oclor. when EJ\lS Prt5ky first c:arne lO )'OU for trwmtnt. -.hat wert his $)'1'1tp{oms?" .. El•is - . surrmna leo<n """' •• caD mqen~a pod11tr1 au«!-commonly lmo"n as blu< wtde fea. He bdtc\<d his fret .. .,.. made Of bJue wed< and had a fear of poop!< SltppiOJ On them." "What did )"OU prambef" "One hundr<d IJ\CI fony-lour llblet' or r<d d)< numbec 1"0 • day. Thi& would cvcn1ually brina E1\'J,• feet back 10 their onaina1 Slwf~ G.g"lfAdt'. CoetGt~tiiOr rn. 5/pltGtrum o~IIC4t art loe.t•~ fn ~ SQuh• i-laJI, State Unlt~M&IIy ot Ne¥t Vor~ AI &Ht~ 3.43$ Mtln Street, BwiiiiO. Newr; Y~ 1'214 Tefephone t7 '6Jb31..)6 76 tckl«1•t t715t831·361t bualn.na ~r.gnt 1M I ButtalO. NY 11\t Sc»tcttll'h $l~Aent Penodc.al •I'IC Eot10t•-' color-orange.'' "Now. doctor, about six-, month) later he c.aJnt back to )'Ou "~!~~~:~.:~~ or hallucinations in which his &~rlrricnd ... •'&S a hound dot. a)'1n& allthc limt." "Whac d;d )OU dof" "I preo<nptiOfl lor hu Jiclfri<nd-3600 ee's or oarroc jutCt ..-.ry hour. I was pmbl•na on the dw>ce tblt she '"" mi&ht ,._e a poCcy l$ Ott.,.,.... Dt 1tMI l0.10t !I' o.t. Rapu61catoant ~~ lltt' mailel f'let'eon ... I'Qflln. .,pre», (Vft'Mftl ~ 11'111 Ed-lor nC~ b 51tl(tlt ,..,_ be a rabbi!." ''Wha1 wa Eh-is" rcartton1•• " Ht .aid~d I qUOir:-'She'll ne>cr be o rabbit, and •be ato't no rncnd or mine:'••• Faitb restored ...rc.oiiiiiiiiiW ,..,~. R~o ChofwOtt Oa,ll(l: ~a~c. tr , .. ,~. K~..n Anleorkne.!(:opy Roy odd<d that !he Ubfwics "ould IUtmpiiO awid finn& pcopk. tl')'in& to k«e> ucant lines unti1lf.d and av.:a.it mimuenu. ''11 Is • good thin.& wt: have umr to thinL. about tbt$e.'' tht d&rc:<:tor soid. !loy not<d thAI riseal n:.traint> have n11de UB's librarY'>"""'" >hp in the national nn~lng>. Its o<qulsulon bud!<l Is one or th< lo"tit In the: country 1J1d the: futur<. o<oordin& 10 Roy, il not L.e6C....,..,. fNS!Ptc.t,~ •pmtt>Obt'Ou•I•O N~tU tnc 1310 ~ !»' Su!l-'0 NV OtS~Hbulf!d hee to 1M UN""'"''" c.ommumt.r11tmfl on.n tOIJ)' ..,., ~ house Tlllt~G.......,brV. A$fo(IC:Ialilo0 ano UftiiOCI PI"' SyflO!utc '"' Spflctrum 15 tep!'t~I.CS Ia. !._II'Of\olll ad~hs•no by COI'Ttrrn.~ntuh()!'lt tno .\dverttslrtg Selvtc•a IO $1uc;klnU Inc, The Students of Buffalo State cordially invite the Students of the GIVE YOUR BOOKS A BREAK FIRST ANNIJAL SHABBA TOUTING at Buffeto) Frtdar, Nov. 13 · Nov. 14 We w/1/ be leaving er 4:30 on Friday end returlng on S.turrley et about the seme time. Coat: 18.001$5.00 with • Hillel cerd. We provide food, firewood, • pro· grem. · You bring sleeping beg, blenket, foem pad (c.n be rented from UnW.,ISfty Outlfttell) end .orne apirit. CELEBRATE FRIDAY THE 131h UKE YOU NEVER HAVE BEFORE! ~rbla /IIUST be Itt by Wed. Nov. Jufl Ph9M ll3tJ.f5fO to I te•-· 2 ,n.o~poc~...... F - y , l - l l l 1 .. •• ,., • • 4 ·- ... • 11 et 4 pm. Prul. F•... ~- 5;.....,. lo$ - · , _ ~e-. COf'lgtllf H..a••'*l ~ u~tea r .. ~t,••• S.rf'MSI&et.G 1 Join Buffalo Hillel for our CAMP CENTERlAND (only 25 min. trom l)nt.ou Univer:!t:h~~uffalol I Dance Marathon Not~ember6, 7,8,1981 �Off-campus hassles outlined . OCH seminar By ALAN C. KACHJC Contributing Edi1or... A small group of off-campus students gathered in 339 Squire Hall Wednesday aflernoon to hear Group Legal Studies Program (GLSP) lawyer Don Shonn discuss tenants righiS and responsibilities in leases and other agreements. National Fuel Gas (NFG) spokesman Michael Walker was also scheduled to speak with students about heat conservation 1echniques, but did .n ot show up. • The major focus of the seminar-sponsored by GLSP and lhe Off-Campus Housing Office- was how student 1enants can protect themselves in contractual agreements with landlords and wha1 rights and responsibilities each has. Sbonn opened the discussion by explaining the difference between a lease and an agrcemem-and the advantages and disadvantages of each. A lease, according 10 the lawyer. is usually a long term-often a year-writlen legal eomract whioh specilies conditions to be mct by both sides for that period of time. An agreement is a montiHO· month contract which only ensures conditions for a 30 day period. "Most landlords want a lease," Shonn claimed, "because it provides stability" to the usually transient studenl community. He said to look for ~ delinit.e statement of rent and when it should be paid, a clear outline on seeuri1y deposits and when they will be returned, a listing of furniture, and things that are not.done and :l!U!greement for days when they · should be COtJtllleted before signing a lease. The section Oin-epairs is imponant to get into writing, according to Shonn. "Landlords will promise the world, but of1en won't follow through," he explained. "Oral agreemeniS are ..,. Jard to provt. " In response to a question aboul whal should be done if a lease is signed and somrthing goes wrong later on, Shonn responded 1hat lhe t<nant should try to arrange something in lhe lease beforehand. Even if lhis is not done, the tenant should try and get in touch with the • landlord for repairs. _ If the landlord remains reluctant, the tenant should contacl a building inspec1or 10 force the owner to make the repairs. Only in extreme cases sbould the repairs be made by the 1en.a m. he added . Shonn explained that agreements are often as good as leases-they are protecled by the Buffalo Housing Code-but that 1he 1enant can be evicted or have rent raised on just 30 days notice. Shonn defmed eviction as "the legal removal by word of a court." Landlords, he said, often try 10 harass-students into leaving b y placing a note on 1he door informing them that they have 1hree days 10 leave. This technique is Invalid assened the lawyer. "Your right to live somewhere is a right protected by 1he courts. A landlord has to serve an eviction not ic<- and )'Ou can challenge this before a judge. A tenant cannot be legally e victed before this." A question was raised about who is liable for damages done by svbleuers-a common problem facing returriing studems in September. According to 1>honn, all responsibility is !hat or those who sign with the landlord-lhal is, the prime t<nants. Shonn said that 1he main problem usually concerns non-payment of utilities and that there iS no real legal protection for this except for the sublener and subleuee lo make arrangements before the agreemem is made. Puning up money, such u in the form of a security deposit, is often a good concluded. OLSP AH.CM'M)' Ooft Shon" ..Onl 11frHI'Mttt5 •t• hard to Jil~e.... " Your right to live somewhere is a right protected by the courts. A landlord has to serve an eviction notice and you can challeJJge this before a judge. A tenant cannot be legally evicted before this." -GLSP attorney Donald Shon11 • rnusl at· 90 Minutes o( ITAUAN MUSIC! Tuesday, NoY. lOth 9pm • 10:30 pm Call in With Reque•t. 831-2555 f<lday, f - .... . Tho '-<tym . 3 �editorial Cultural food for tbougl'tt Anytime altlmpersonal student government and a special Interest organization disagree, fireworks are the expected re"Sutt. And that Is especially true when the student government is the Student Association (SA) and the special Interest group Is an international club, In this case the Nigerian Stude~t Association (NSA). NSA President Chuk·Gozie Mmegwa has charged SA Director of Student Organizations Chuma Osuorah with maliciously stashing the NSA budget and attempting to declare the organiz<~Uon inactive, thus depriving II of all SA privileges. Tt>e SA·N~A argument revolves around a thre& day " Nigerian Weekend" which SA had promised to spend S350 for. However, when the bills Wf!te finally tabulated, Mmegwa's organization overspent Its budget by S1!>2.48. $!redl.:tabty, .Osuorah's office was beseiged with reques1$·1o reimburse members, but the director refused on the groumls·that the "gala" did not provide enough ~ullural enlightenment. Osuorah assured the club that addltlonal SA money would have been fronted if there had been more "cullurat speakers and events other than serving food." Compllcallng the already complicated sotuatoon further, Mmegwa accused Osuorah, a former NSA treasur.er, or attempting to fix NSA elections by campaigning for his presidential opponent. Osuorah dented the charges, exptalnlng that the NSA Is small enough so " the people already know each otMr" at election time and campaigning wa&unnecessary. And a third clash &rupt&d over tile use of SA equl pmenl lor an NSA newsletter. Mmegwa charged Osuorall with trying to halt the newsletter's publication, but bOt"'Osuorah and SA Treasurer Mark Moore maintain that il is not the student'governmenl's policy to allow any organization use of SA equipment lor such purposes. C<Jrrently, Mmegwa has threatened to take Osuorah to the Student·Wide Judiciary (SWJ) to overturn the director's decision not to reimburse the group. However, we belielle that the SWJ w)ll find that Mmegwa's clai ms are, for the most part, unfounded, and that his attacks on Osuorah unwarranted. The more Mmegwa talks and accuses, the more apparent It becomes that this entire f iasco Is an attempt to discredit a former NSA member, who may dr may not have !ell o'n the'tlest of t&rms.'' Osuorah has noted lhat his treatment of the NSA is no different than that ol any other student _ organization found commlltlng the same actions. Maybe Mmegwa was expecting a more sympathetic ear lrom a tormer member, yet the fact remains that the club did overspend Its allotment a.nd Osurah's stance Is correct. II NSA and Osuoran cannot come to terms on a mature basis, then the NSA members WI~ otave to swallow the toss like they did with the excess lood at the Nigerian Weekend. Roach Motel Other people' s cockroaches are funny. Other people's cockroaches In other people's toothpaste, under their kitchen cabinets and in their sock drawers are even tunnter. The residents of Goodyear Hall, who have the persistent bugs crawllnq out of pipes and through cracks In the ceiling, are so exasperated that now, even their own c~roaches are Iunny. WhHe Goodyear remains on hold on until a Thanksgiving exterminators blitz hopelully controls the problem, students are dealing with the nuisance with a heavy dose of humor. It os reponed that roach reports are being flied lor violations of privacy, roach slghlings are springing up, roac.h parties-strictly the eight·legged type-are bemg organized. CQ.:kroach spotting ralites are replacing goldfish swallowing and phone booth stuffing as an on· campus craze. In honor of the speedy lnsects,.one student has suggested a solid ~our ot the ROches to correspond with dinner. AuthOrities llaty deny that Goodyear Is being renamed the Roach Motel; rumors that the crustaceans are being assessed room fees ,Py the New York State Dormitory Authority are, as yet, unsubstantiated. Strong solace to 11\e 5000 plus UB dormitory residents is the fact that, while the University grounds harbor bOth roaches and rats, only the roaches can climb up nine floors of woher pipes to upper bedrooms. For now, at least, rats are limited to building perimeters and basements. WUKU \US'ni ~SAN ADMINISTRATION SE~ AS M GREAitST TWREAT TO MANKINI> ? feed- back Sedation sickness Editor: In ,..te.re.nce to the 1rtlcM ··Stcxs.nt$ tod•y ar• more ~'•· .,.In• 'FTN}t.y end VIcious, .. I must uy legrw, arod qultelrellkly /tmeKes me sick. /om en 18 re•r old freshmen. TIN •~»thy of th• fH!O.ple my •II"INo/1-1 don't uy my QeM,.rlon, bel;eureloly G-.lion lo No GeMnorlon} I• eppe/lfng. Almool . . . _ lo ch/11/y corrceno«1 wllh cecuring 1 Job wlllt hl(llr ,.y, II rh/o 111Hn1 rubm/llfng to rome • ...,. degtedlltg lllulllono. E-ronetloteno, ~ne lollt>r.. t>Obo<ly thlnklltHiy. E...ryone II • lmoat e lfYChlt», ~ ere p/lflly or lawr to ll"ttnvo- about, nuciNr _ _ ,, ,_.,_,.., war on poor, •ft(J ,_,..,. , . , - . n r 1M pors/IJ/1/ry of the rh/1. AI • -1/ectu,. •• ~ire Hill Oft 12 _ , . lllrO- up. 12 out oi21,1XJ0 01 .IU _ , olthj oludenl body cere whether ornot theY're ,.,, off , _ - . t o tlllarod die. Willi / - of young« ,..,., goillflln!O Hl(llr School, II...., - u.l hope ~ , _ , . tNd tfrlo end wlu up, -.u•• rfOht Mlfil.alot )"Dee •'- unw CQntrol. and when you'te undM. control, )'Ott',. not In f;OIIfrol of your own life, or-.. ••- ,,.e the;,,., or EllcP..-1 .unM<slty Student Sex, morality, and Latin Am.erica? Editor: Thft Is to call to the etrentlon of the UB community tftt appe•rancl! on campus IH!IXI wee.t of Dt. Erilf. \'On Kuohnrtll-l.eddlhq. Or. KuohnoiHOddlhn, • •cho/lf and avthor of numerous lnd artklfll . lives In Austtla but ennu111y ~ures around the world. He is perhaps best /mown to AmfHictns as a regular boo._, colutMlll /01 NaUonaJ Review m •gatiM whose flambOyant editor, William F. Buckley, Jr.• rel.,n'ng to KueloneiHeddfltn's .cr.ctfd knowledge or poltticll, social, Philosophic./, ai'Jd religious questionS-, once dtscril»d hiM as ''the world's leading authority on ~fU)Jhtng." Or. l<uehnelt·L«<dlhn wiJIIJt;e IJP to thla reputation In his two lectun• •t UB. He will spe1k on two Quite dlflerwnt but lmport1nt roplt$. His fii$t lecture, "Ser. flo., Frlentl$hip, Chorlry'' r•clotduled lor Mona•( Nowmt»r 8 at 11:30 a.m.), •ill 1M a.n lriformed 1ne1 thoughllul conr/rleteflon ol . .xull mo..llry end tho relatlonatrip ,.,.,,., m.n •nrJ wom•n that wfll come 10.- ooncluaiona that l#lmlnlata PtOO.bly won't Ilk•~ His Second ieclurrt, "7bo Pol/lice/ Critis In ~tin AmMCII: .An lntorprot•IIOft"(echtdultld lor lolond•y Novlt(TIIJer 9 •1 2:00 p.mJ, WI// OI(JI/ore 1111 po//tlcsl [HObltlm$ and their hl$1orlcel bltckground In this troubled /Uti o/ tho world. Borh lectu,.s .,. to 1» held In C.pen Hall, Room 10 on rite Am,.,.•t C.mpus. T/Jolntorcol~loro StUd/otln•lltuto (1$1) •nd tho UB Poflliut Science De~rtm.,t .,. co-sponsoring the two lectures. The UB Council on lntemetlon•l Studies fs lofnlng as • co-sponsor of thtt L•tin · Amerlcen lttetu,.. ISJ Is •n orgenlzatlon tns«<ln Bryn Mtwr, ~n$y/rania, WhiCh hl.s chapters end student tePtesentetlve$ on umpuses, accotdlng to stiJdtf'lt lnterest.lt seeks to ptomotB, by mtent ollts numerou$ aCIId~mrc publications. &pe''"""s b1.1re1u. snd annual 'tltHIMong summer schools, the gteli phllosophkal, politic. I, mor•t. afHJ t~llglovs traditiOn of West&m Civflizatlon. This tradition hts empha$lted the exlctenoe of phllo$ophlc.l truths grounded In neture, more( tight and wrpf'lg. en<l 11 reWNflfiCe lot GOd. II n•s'sUI!$$fHI the nH!d for llmfled governm•nt, prlvete Pf'OPNtr. end • strong d«fenst aa e way of preserving lltHtrty end m1klng posslbHJ th• conditions ..n~ssary to promote human virtue. I hope peop/tt at UB will attend the l(uehnelt· Leddlhn lectums. Lfteratuff on lSI wfJI be anil.-ble thtHW. • Stopllon M. Kruon University $tudenl �)In WASHI.NGTON with Max Lerner By MAX LERNER N EW YORK CITY-Don' lloo~ flOW, bul lhal W&S a S10,000 dress you just saw sWishing by you, Wllh a $1500 handba.g. in a three-auarter·mdfion· dollar home, at a party au ended by many of the Reagen AdmlnlstraHon tuminatfea. with two bands furmshlng the music. On olthe risks Ronald Reagan took was his deeiston to have What Robert Gr1y (wllO ran h1& Inaugural committee) calls a .. fun administration.'· No &how ot austerlly hero.. None of ttte bleBness that tlle i,llmmy Caners brought from smalnown GeorgiL None of the middle< tass bad taste of the Nlxo.ns. With 1he Reagan$ and !.heir fri(!flds, and lheh Cablnet and subcabinet offic-lals, WaShington Is exper,enclng' a rebirth .ot luxury. glitter anct high llvirtg. Foe ~~~~_)lave to go back almo.S! a century to the 1980~1 Thorstein Veblen called its ··conspfcuous eonsumplfon." Vebten was a Norwegian· Amec1ean, faun-bred, causUc, PfObably the mo5t savagely satirical social thinker Ametlca has produCM!. It was the era of America's " robber ba1ons" and their new weallh. speedity ac:qulred, l&vi$hly spent-the America of the Morgans, Fricks, GoUid.s, Vanderbilt&. Gug.genhetms. 8e1monts. The newspepe.rs were fuU of op-ed · thou partie-s and balls, thelr Ftflh Avenu-e mansfons, tne wield1ng the budget hatchet. exuavaganee of the Clr&$58$ a.nd c.arrlages ot their wives. The.o Is ~ course the thoory ot the favored Pr,nce. When Ted ~nody 11rst ran for senator from Massachuslus his oppon&nl conuasted hit own modest M cCofmick means with the Kennedy waatth and rxrwec~ The voters gave Ted a Whc)ppMg mt;JOJhy, and a commentetor suggested that they preferred to vote tor a prince rather than a commoner because the prince dramal lzed •heir own striv1ngs and fantasy life. W '::ie'rling it r1lOfOS.01)'. Vettlen came tJP with his fifst and great eat book- The Theory of the Leisure Ct•ss. He noted that a new class had come into being, that lis men WOfked hatd fof their money. biJI that they wanted tt\e eppearanGe olteisure to set tnemselves off trom the Cfowd, so they and the1r wives and daughters spent lavi shly and conspicuously. Unlll<e lhe mltUo~alres, Ammrcan pOii1k:l8ns have clung to Ihe "log c.abfn" myth ot beginnings in poverty. frankl in RooseveU and Jotln Kenl"edy got eway with their snver· spoon or,gins only by becoming the artstocrallc eham.ptoos of the c.m4e~classes.. Ronald Reagan has reversod them. H.e was born fn poverty, has actt•eved mocsera1e weatlh. and has lnvl\ed the rich and successfu1 fnto his admrnl stration. He charqpfons the capitalism from which they got theft weaHh. and has g1ven tl'lern tile go-ahead signal to spend It In Washington. He takes an obvJoos rtsk. The watchword of the admlnlstrallon I s bodget-cuu1ng to the bOne. It hits the meagar budget$ of mltllons of fam1Ues. dependent on fedaraf spending, living on the marg1n of sorvi... l1 One ean guess how they feel about the high filling of tne men I doubt wtlether this describes how the und8fctass tOday feels about I he free-speMiino ctraplay of the Reagan people, Pf!ft\aps the midcH• Qfssas tae1 dlUer*"tJ)I. This IS once mofe an .upwardly mobil• socletv. In WhiCh the George G110era prafse lhe eep ita.llst not for the enlightened setfiU.ness but as a mor•l model ol creativeness~ M&fiV It not most Americans wl.sh they coukS be self·made. free·whoellng and tree-spending millionaires ;n Washington. Vel I can'l ~elp lhln~1ng of lho people living on I he barest margin. Nor c:an I help fe-eling that there Ia somelhJng grotesquely obscene abOUt so muctl conspicuous pftvate s9endlng am•dst tt\o bteatc. otllclar au$tenty. cfJllt:Jf opinion By MARK C. WALO pon being introduced to c. person lhe other day, ne was inf()(mad ttl at 1was a physical educatlon majOf, He commenaoo, '·wnat dO you do, pray I>UkeltNoU all clay?" I "f" llred ol physical education maj()(s-"belno looked upon as dumb athletes Who rake physlc:al education bec-ause It will be ltle onJy way Ihey wiU be eble to su1y eligible since tho coach will get them A's. A tock is supporUve equipment worn by the male pepulatloo during physical activity. It ~s not a physical aducaUon major or even an atlllet!: WOOdy AHen once . commented. '1llose who can't do. teach, and mose who can't teach. teach gym". A gym Is a lal'ge room used tor vartous Indoor sports and usually equipped with gymnistic apparatus. We are not gym te•Gf\ers: we are physlcal educators. We teach more than Just s.ports. We teach physical fitness and an understanding ano apPreclatlon ror the--J'Iuman body alOng with physical actfvitles. Please ;Uow me to enrtghten you ol our ..:tepartment. lh1ue are approximately 100 physical edocatlon m•Jors wUh 20 of us seniors. or tile approximately 50 freshmen and sophomores. 20 w•ll meke it to their se.niOf year in the depanmenL The WO<I<!Md IS lhal much. Besides s tudying, we must also wortcout to stay in .$h.-ape. Thai I & pall ot oul' professional responslbilhy. The course load inetudes: anatomy, klneslo•ogy, U pttysioiOgy. exe•C:I$e physiology, measuremtmt and eYaluauon, and adapted phys,cal education. True, we oo plar ba~etball. In 'act. we have to take 17 actMty courses (from basketbaJito rock climbing) In wi'!Jch we learn how to te ach an .ac1lVily. not Just team tt as In a Recre ation and Related lnstructton (RARI) course. When we graduate. we receive • Bachelor ol Science, not a 8&el')elor ol Arts. because ol the stress on th.e sciences. 'Tile Physical Education Department Is pan of rne Health Related Sciences. Ot the supposed physical aducatton ~~~~~c:~octt.port and Cortland. neither gives a 8aehel0f Being a phystcal education maJor does.. not limit us to becomlng a teacher Of_ a coach. Graduate school, research, •nduS1riat lit('less. gerlatr~ and adull fi1ness. and adapted pr011rams (-king w11h 111<1 handica!>pad) are all po.ssibJUties. Of the g(aduatlng &ef'IIOfs: some of us are ooing to con11nue ou, studies In such areas as tdnesfology. cardiac tehabnltatk)n, and heallh and nutrlllon. Others are going into such fields as geriatrics, physlc.af therapy, adapted physicaJ educ.atlon. athletic adminlstraUon, and dance therapy. And, or course, some or us will oo Into teaching and coaching. Who are physical educallon majora? Well, believe II Of not, most of us are not varsity athletes. We don't choo~e physlcaJ educaUon b«ause it ts an easy ctep\ttmetlt to get through. UB has the hlghest GPA requirement of any physical educatlon depanment ii\ the State. We choose to go Into physical educ:atlon be-cause we want deal •o wlln people In a physical envlronment~~whether it be at the ·v·. research labOratoty. or.mnaslum or on I he playing flelct; We Jtnow Oll'\er tt'llnos besides sports. We diSC\Iss po11tics. the economy. the WOC'Id, and other f)Ono'SpC)ft related topics, 1101 just· how the 81tls Otd the pnt weekend. Our Phyaic:af Education MaJors Club has been acc:used of being nothing bUt il good eKcu-se lor tn,owlng a party. That',s changing now. During this month the club Is s-ponsoring a blood drive. Next month (Friday, Oeeember 4) the club wnt sponso, a film entitled ''Health and Ule Styles" and an aaroblcs workout altor the 111m Hurtller infOtmatlon wlll be announced •n The Spe>ctfllm). AU1Untversily students and laeulty ar-e wetcome to attend. As a c:oltege student you are supposedly part of U'te educated world. Therefore It should start with you to he1p change the poor lmage...,. physical educatJon majors have. You don•t have 10 write OOme 10 mom ~o tell her 1ttat you just learned that phyal'tat educauon ma)o•s learn other ttdf"gS be:sk:les baslcetbl)l. It can jusl start with your attilude towards pl'tya.lcal ectucatlon and thOSe In thi llel~. And w'hen you have children. you c.an g1ve them a posit ive attitude tow11d physical education. Tt)e body ia jusl as Important as lhe mind. and If we can a-llhe children (as well IS the parenls) to u-nde.rstand thl& concepl, lh<ln we'll be able to show lh<lm how lh<ly can care for lhelr body pnyalcally and appreciate lt'fOf 111<1 remal~der ol lhtlr lives. And II your childs' physical educellon leaclle< Ia o UB groduale, lhen you should rest assured thai \'OW child wl11 g<ol a quallly educallon slnco we have fled a quality education. �P.O.D.E.R. ·The Hispanic Organization at U/8 will be having general meetings EVERY FIRST & THIRD FRIDAY OF THE MONTH Rm. 333 Squire Hall at 3:30 pm - ple. .e be punctual Feel Free To Drop In & Get To Know Other Latinos! Roach . c!ontlnuecl from page, student claimed, "they were biggfr and tougher than evc:r." -------~studias y Lucbar" -- - - - - Mr. Boston Schnapps and Hops U B does not have a mandatory food wviee contract for dormitory re<idents and minimal cooking faCilities are provided for students. ;1 They can't cook in their rooms," Soehner said, but they can eat in their rooms. "-Dirty dishes, stacks of newspapers, and old refrigerators attract the insects. The P~fblem with spot • spraying •s that the roaches simply move to a different noor, Maurice explained. Plans are bein,g made to "bomb" both Clement and Goodyear Halls over the Thanksgiving vacation when no students will be in the building and total fumigation will be possible, Bush noted. uThis is not an uncommOn problem, Soehner asserted. "But based on the complaints (received by the Housing Office) this year, it is more severe. Once you bav~ that lc.ind of infestalion it is extremely difficult to get rid or.u The ninth noor residents are prepared to live with tbe problem until t.h e Thanksgiving break. Until then, they have established a bulletin board for roach reports. On one noor, an RA reported, nightly parties assemble outside of the kitchenettes and hold a "roach watch." The Student Association (SA), after receiving ; number of complaints, appointed SA Vice PreSident Steve Kaplan to act as an intermediary between students and Custodial Services. "In the course of room-running I've seen dead cockroaches on toothpaste tubes," Kaplan said. "I've seen armies of them." Kaplan credited maintenance with doing "everything they can" until Thanksgiving. If they spray before that time, he added, "they said we would have not only dead cockroaches, but dead students." Polish Student t..efllle presents • pi'Oflrem on the pollsll mentality of reslstef!Ce: "POLISH POETS IN REVOLTH GIVEN BY DR. TYMON TERLECKI, PROFESSOR EMERITUS AT rtiE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO MONDAY AT 7:30 RM 233 SQUIRE ~ FREE RECEPTION WILL FOLLOW Cosponsoted with Speaker Bureau J "' 'The dynamic duo. A shot of Mr. Boston Peppermint Schnapps and the peifect sidekick- an icy cold mug of your favorite beer. An exciting combination that's winning over tastebuds • · everywhere. Sure, there are lots of Peppermint Schnapps. But only Mr. Boston's natural Peppermint Schnapps comes from a collection of eleven natural tastes from arowtd the world. So why take a shot in the dark? }kBostm8 Natural ~Taste Mr.lloltaa ~~54. 601Dd 100 ~ NA. o-boro, KY, Albony, GA. 0 1980 Produced by Mr. lloltaa Diotiier. llollon. 8 . The~.F-,6-1.1 MASS MEETING Caribbean Students Assoc : ---TONIGHT-~- Friday, Nov. 6 at 6:30pm 260 Squire Hall VERY IMPORT ANT FOR ALL TO BE THERE!! �FOOTBALL BULLS "''from' Back JR ~ You should hDI.'t sto)WI in Dalfll$ on01hrr ~-.d ond <Oughtthr Bills. Fi'!e for lht Wr<ord . A mono 9-J 's tmd W'll 'mbttrtnS tit~ bookies. Pic'kin1 Mn?ntax~ NX*t.ts to .S7/. A.-o,wor whot? r •Homt tt11m in bold •m I•"' SUNDAY WoshiiiJlon 27, Delloit 17- Jc>< Gibbo finally has his offrDK clkkin.a. Uon eomerbatks fail to contain Thcisman's passing arm. Ntw Eaci.IAd 30, Mlaml 27-With the numb« two offense in the lcque one wondcTs what is eoing wrons with the Pats. New EnJ)and quarterback, whocYcr, rips up Dolphin scoondory. GrMn a.y 10, New York Giani> 10-David Whitehurst has the Paclc rolling. Giant mbcues are OO$lly. HouJlonlJ, Oakland 12-Ken Stobler seth sWttl reven&<. Oilers pull this one out with special tea.tm. Wil>on is falling into IUs groo,-e. but one does not become all"'PfO in three "'et.ks. Philadelphia 31, Sc. Lollis 17-Dick Vermeil won't stand for t"'o $elbaclcs ito • row. Ea$1e defense shuts down any orreouve tbreat the Cards have. Mlnocsola U, Tampa Bay 21-VIkes brt2k IMY in the "noname" division.. Tommy Kramer once a.pin passes- for over )90, A running game in MinnC'SOla. never heard on Kosas Oty 2A, Chicago 13-JI shon season for the Bears as t.hey heod orr 10 hibc<nate. Chiefs arc playins good ball in tbe ..... ror t.hc!-r fin:t divisional championship in 11 ycar5. Bulls p~epare for Westminster Division II foe 8-0 By JON M. DIAT Asslsttmt Sports Editor The UB Bulls wind up their home slate this Saturday ~~Sainst Division Il-A opponent Westminster State, with the kickoff at I p.m. UB comes into the game with a S-3 record, but has lost iiS last two outings. Westminster, however, comes into the game with an 8-0 record . "They have a very good team," said UB Coach Bill Dando. "Sin~ they are in Division ll , they can recruit players much better than we can. They arc a very disciplined team." UB fields a Division Ill team. Wl:st111)nster's defeilse has been very effective this seasQn with the team making big plays at the right time. "They use the same defense as ours,'' Dando explained. '"They are good ~~Sainst the run and the pass." But the visitors are led by a very potent running attack. "They are super at running the ball," replied Dando. "'f'hey mostly usc the 'I' formation and they do it well." He added, "The receivers are adequare, but they seem rather thin." UB enters the game after last week's disaster against Edinboro State losing 34-0-in which they gave up 22 fourth quarter points . • ' 'We turned the ball over eight times, and you don't win many games with that amount.," Dando complained. "We were in the game Ufltil the fourth quarter (UB was losing 13~ at thai point) and then everything caved in. " On the day,'UB quarterback Many Barrett was less than spectacular, going 10 of 20 for 102 yards and San Franci5co 17, Atlanta 2A-F<my-nin~s have struck gold in Joe Montana. Falcons, after early ffight rfall tbrt< games back. Son Diqo 41, Cincinnati 37-More bombs will fall here than in World War Jl. Both teams live and die in the air: on the uound the advanta£e goes to Cbuck..t"uneit and the home fieJd crowd. Oeveland :ro. Dotl•rr Ill-Dan Reev.,. learns the life or a gambler the hard way. The Squeaker of the Week gc><s to tbe Browns on a sho<L pass over the middle to Gregg Pruitt. Los AIIC_lJ, New Orleans 1~-Rom• have to keep faae for the horne fan>. Saints need more drlfl picks lite Georae Rogers befOI< thlD$5 stlr1 to take shape. Ntw Yorlt Yels 34, Baltimore 31-AIIother comeblck effort by Bert Jones fall• shon. Richard .:rodd should have a picnll' with defensive bocks or Colts, who pay like ponies. Piusbur&b 27, Seattle 10-&eelers make move to ra:apture firSt plaoc while Seahawlu ooly Oy on the road. MONDAY Buffalo 27, Dllla 20-Th< guns are loaded. Shut down Tony Ferauson ltu lidd doy with wont dof..Uve blclcfldd in National Foot bali Can f..-..-. BUffalo Howle. Dor...t and Buffllo wins. Jc>< three interceptions. aarret was teplaced by Ray larson in the fourt-h quarter who threw two more interceptions. The BuUs' offense also fumbled the ball away three times. lilt will be a tough game. The team was down after las fweek's loss, but 1 hope t hey bounce back. I~ will be a challenge_. If we can limit our mistakes, we will be in good shape." -Head football coach Bill Dando "We can't afford turnovers," Dando said. "We can't afford to do it again this game. The defense was on the field all day and they got tired ." Last week's game waS also marred by injury to wide-receiver Joe D'Amico, who broke his elbow on the first play from scrimmage. Most of the. receiving will 'fall on tight end Kevin Pratt (10 catches for 4S yards last week) and Pat Whitehead (two catches for 32 yards.) The UB rushing squad hopes to regroup after last week's performance. With turnovers staUing the drives, the ground game could not get started as both Tim Najuch and Whitehead were held under SO yards each-~unning for 47 and 45 yards respectively. ' ' It will be a tough game," said Dando. "The team was down after last week's loss, but I hope they bounce back. It will be a challenge. "If we can limit our mistakes," Dando predicted, "We will be in good shape." INTEINATIONAL HUCLEAl AlliS AWAlENESS DAY IHTEINATIONAL NUCWIAIIIS AWAlENESS DAY UB'a Sq1lire Hall WEDNESDAY NoY. IIlla 10 am - 6 pa .... S!* Sloe., I'...J Diocuoiooto. .... s,...\m r~., ~ JNT£1NATIONAL NUCI.£Al AlliS AWAIENESS DAY INTEINA110NAL NtKUAl AlliS AWAIENESS DAY Frklay, & ~ 1181 • Tbo s-_u-, 7 �sports in short. s...... ............. _ ·~;., "' tloooo. Ov cluoic twtlt...t.. T1oio --'-toW. bit '"' it • ,.,....... .... oi!W ...... ..,...wiD ......... Sol* US - IUS Stripa IUS Priolo IUS ' I, I I ' '- - -·. .. "'. 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In other games, Mike Orcea's four goals led Foreplay to a S-2 win over the Bionic Men, the City Boys buried the Laball's Blues 5·1 and Bob Ferrara led Sista 's Ass to a 5·2 dntbbing of TKE. -JonM. Dial + : Cortland tops + ill. 4276 No. Bailey Ave. · 834-8963 · The intramural hockey season's second set of games was played Monday night at Sabreland and although it is early in the season, lhe big match ups were already present. In a rematch of last year's "A" league final, the Skulls raised their record to 2.() by defeating the defending champs, Magnum Force, 4-1. Arter a close-checking and scoreless first period, Magnum Force opened the scoring on a goal by Gordie Steinaglc off the rebound of John 9ark 's slapshot. But the newest player, goaltender Jim ' , shut the door on the champions and the Skulls came to life. : : • soccer Bulls i n suNyA c playoff 3 _0 • lt would have been a filling W&f to end a record· breaking season, but the home field advantage combined with the host's undefeated record was just too much for the Bulls soc:ttr team as they dropped the SUNYAC Championship to Cortland, ).{)Tuesday afternoon. Although the score ind icated a Cortland dominance, it was not the case as the contest was close for most of the match. ·Cortland's third goal came with only about five minutes left in the game, and merely proved to be icing on the cake. And of its t\\O first half goals-one by Sieve Moore, and the other coming orr the foot of Frank Cillibeno-onJy the second tally cleanly beat the Bulls' · Many Pavone, who had seven saves in the game. Meanwhile, at the other end of the field, Red Dragon goalie Charlie Moore held the Bulls at bay, and was credited with the shutout. The win kept Cortland's near-perfctt record intact. upping its tot3lto 1241. The Red Dr~~gons now will go on to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) playoffs. Oespice the Bulls' 1()..4.1 rttard, Coach Sal Esposito remained confident of receiving a bid to the NCAA playoffs after the contest. But no bid was offered, and instead the Bulls will compete in' the. Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) playoffs. The first round of regional action for UB will be this Friday against Hamilton College, with the game to be played at Fredonia State. lata" in the afternoon, the host school, Fredonia, ~N~II be takins on Geneseo State, and the winners of both sames will be squaring off against each other on Saturday afternoon. -Lon~ Strauss �.... . ................. · ' .-.·.~ ...., -••Vtt.,....., •••~~4 • Classified ads/etc. ................ 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TYftfHQ .......,... lUI••IIrlll tid41 6 ~· tJSoOIOJ �Return Surveys to Tables Saying In Squire & Norton ) OK! LET'S BITC·Ii This survey was put out by the S.A. Communications Committee. We're concerned about grievances and how they can be solved. TELL US YOUR GRIPES! ... HOUSING . ACTIVITIES Cleaning of and conditions in dorms . . . Heating problems in dorms . . • Security . . . Kitchen facilities in dorms . . . Off-campus landlords . . . Comments=- - - -- , . - - - - Movies . . . Effective clubs . . . Comments: _ _ _ _ _ _ __ PROFESSORS Effective teaching . . . Disagreements . . . Grades Comments: _ _ __ _ _ __ BUSING . Bus routes when Squire closes . . . Bus schedules running on time . . . Speeding by bus drivers . . . More buses at busy times . · .. Comments: ---=-----'------::-----.-- LIBRARIES ... FACILITIES Heating in Bubble • . . Money Machines in dorms • . . Lighting on campus •.. Comments: _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Weekend hours • . . Heatl~g . . • Lighting in South Library • . • Comments=-------...,...--- ADDITI'O NAL COMMENTS:'_-:---------'------ ----=-----~ F<..,.y.&-19&1 . Tho~ . 11 �backpage;the city____ ' Robert Wlielan . . . charged Mattina with political complicity• . .but apparently cou!d not overcome Mattina's wide· sptead support, which included. Griffin . . Edward Rutkowski. the Buffalo Evening News and Courier ...... Express." Griffin romps in City elections; Dems take County Legislature By RIC HARD CHON OtyEduor n a landslick win that surprised no one, Mayor James D. Griffin TutSday St<"ured himsdf anotbtr four-year tenn in City Hall. Griffin, who ran on the Democratic, Republican, Conservative and Ri&ht·to-Life tickets, llounced Libtral opponent Alfred T . Coppola 72,361 votes to 7869~a len to one ratio-according to preliminary eltetion returns. More sianificantly, four Grirfin~ndo rsed candidates for the Common Council-Stan A. Buc:.kowski for councilman·at·larsc, Rosemarie LoTcrnpio in the University District, Jool A. Giambra in the Nia,sara District, and Vincon1 J. LoVallo in the North Diwict- ,.ere tlccted. Alons with incumbent Councilmen James P. Keane and William L. Marcy, who were re..,lected Tuesday, the Mayor's political relationship with the council-.a stormy and di\'isivt ont O\'tr tht hl\t rout year5-should improve. Buffalonians also approved the Grirrin·backed prOPOSal to reduce tht size or the council from IS to 12, by diminatina two councilm•n-at-larac and one dl$lrict councilman. The proposal, y,luch passed by a 29,233 tO 18,826 mar&Jn, will so into effect on January I, 1984. I I n the councilman-at-larae raco for a four-year term, former WGR-TV ahcnorwoman Sheila Ml1f1'11S' pmct'ed •9,4S7 votes, thc most of any candidate. Two othtr Democrats, Buczkowski and incumbent Ocorc• K . Arthur • ..uc dteted to four· year terms in the council, cknyinc incumbtnu Htrbcn L. Bellamy and Richard F. Oioniew!ki rc· election. Former Univcnity Councilman Eugc:nc Fahey, wbo was appointed to fill Anthony Masiello's at· Jarae chair when Masidlo won election to the Slate Senate last year, was orrlcially confirmed as a couotilman-at-larcc ror a two-year ttml ovtr Republican Ana<lo S. Gilifortc and Ri&ht·1o·Life and ConJervative candidtlle James F. DohertY by an overwbelmina mJrain.• All in all. Tuesday's election was!' >ictory for Democrats, \\bo also regained control of the Erie County Lqisluure. Incumbents Stanley H. Zagora and Minnie Gillette, who were dteted as Democrats but later turned their allqianccs to the Republican Party to pve it a 11·9 majority in the present legislature, were ousted from office. Zagora was defeated by formtr Buffalo councilwoman Shirley C. Stolarski 8309 votes to 6227, while Gillette lost to political newcom<r Barry L Robinson by a.n overwhelming margin of 6S44 10 2974. Other incumbents in the legislature race won re-election easily. For the Rtpublican controlkd legislature, which earlier this )'tar succeeded in reducing its mtrnbership from 20 to 17 in an attempt to pr~rvc it~ majority, TutSday's dcction was a shock , giving the Democrats a slim nine to eight majority in the new legislature, which convenes for the first time on January I. But the election was not a total loss for the Republicans, who elected the first GOP District "Horney tht county has bad in 20 years. Richard Arcara, who presently serves as a federal prosecutor, triumphed ovu Dtmocratic: challenger Thomu P. Flaheny and Liberal candidatt Edpr C. Ntrnoytr, 14S,014-119,&S7-6322. Additionally, Republican Joseph S. Mattina ckfeated Democrat Robtrt E. Whelan by a 49,91S-votc marain, after .. hard-foucht battle for county surrOgate jud&e- Whtlan, now City Comptroller, c:haraed Mauina with political complicity in steppina down from his State Suprtrne Court post in favor of runninc for surropte, but appares~tly could not ovtrcom• Mattina's wide-spread support. which indudtd cndorstrnents from Griffln, County Executi•-e Edward Rutkowski, the Buffalo E•·mi"g Nrws and Courwr Exprns and the ConStrvativc, Liberal and Ri&hHo·Life parties. In Amhtrst, Republican John R. Sharpe steam· rolkd over Councilman Charles W. " Herky" Moses, 16. S44 votes to 78SO-to ~,.another four· year ttrm as Town Suptrvisor. Prison Bond passes y the slimmest of margins, New Yorkers ha•-e approved the SSOO million prison bond issue, State Corrections Commissiontr Thomu Coughlin announced Wednesday afternoon. The bond i<sue, which will pay to upgrade the State correctional faclllties- indudina the construction of three maximum security prisons-appeared 10 be hcadin& for dercat Tuesday ni&ht as early election returns came in. but rallied afttr votes from the New York City metropolitan area were tabulated. By Wednesday, with 99 percent of the vote in. Couplin announced at an Albany press conrercncc that the bond issue had pa_'<Std by some sooo votes-less than one-half pcfC<nt or - th< 2.2 million votes cast State-wide. B B ut Robert OaDIJ, who heads Voters Apinst the Prison Bond Construction, the principal anti-bond orpnization, said it was leadtna by only 3000 VOlts, "'tth 4() VOlin& distnctS yCl lO rtport tM.r results. "It was much closer than anyone had a riaht to expect," Ganp told 1M SfJ«Iflllll Wtdncsday. According to Ganci. the bond issue outcomecould chance tn the offtcial rc<an>as of voting booths. "We're plannina on coin& to court to supervise tht re-c:oont.' ' ht $aid. "We do not plan to lose this tlection throuah lack of effort." But "'htthtr the prison bond issut passes or not, tht cto« marcin indicates that it docs not have tht full suppon or the public, Ganci maintained. "This " not a mandatt," he said. "Th< publlc ..;u ha~ spoktn and at least half or the •ottr. are dtnausfied with the way the prhon •r•lent is opcrauna." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v32n31 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 12 Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/CNE/1.0/">COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED</a>. The copyright and related rights status of this Item has not been evaluated. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. This digital collection is made available for research and educational purposes. Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status, and securing permissions for use and publication of any material. Copyright for items in this collection may be held by the creators, their heirs, or assigns. Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/84e54ad510876a10aa9735013a27036a.pdf c0cd980c1d309da6ffa9cb00bbfe6f0b PDF Text Text THE EORUM �in short. campus Free dancing Polyroct, a su•mcmb<J dan<e-rO<k lw>d from,....... York City, ,.;n perform a fr« sllow tomorrow (Thut$day) •t I p.m. in Squirt Hall's HIW Lounac. The band has recently released their s«<nd LP on RCA Records with """'"ned avant prdc tom poser Phillip Glass 01 dx helm. The mU$i<: tends towards a complex v.eavil18 or keyboard and auitar lines punetuaJed by tlx madtin< rh)1hms Of bass and drurM. wttb vocals addlna an occasional human dimension. The v.11ok r...Wns qwtc danoeablt. Rclr<>hmcnts ..,u be avoilabk. The COCit<n is presented by UUAB. Koren, Wagner named Two appoint menu con=nina UB v.crc made in Albon) last Wft:k: a.od neithn ca.rnc as a surprbc, u both a.ppoinuMnls v.ert the clloi<x or thtloeal campus admuuwotion. Go'-.mor Huah L. Carey nanxd Robert Koren chairman or the UB Council, a post the Buffalo la•)tr had been scr>in& durin! the past rwo months. Koren, wllo repl..,.d Roben Mlllonr.l as chainnOD, foi'1Nllly introduCI'd Steven B. Sample la>t w«k a5 UB Pr<Sidcm·Ocsianatc. He has bccn on the Council lor rive y<aJI. The IIClCl Council mtclina is No•crnb<J 13 at 3 p .m . on tlx flflh flo« Capen Hall in its special Couocil room. The other appointmcnt, Robert as Yoce President for Al:admUc s.rv...., had beta mack initially by dcpanina Univcnily President Robert L. Ketter and was confirmed by tbc Slalc Univmlty of New York (SUNY) Board of Trustccs last week. The new position is r._.,sibk fO< Admissions and Rcoords, Fmandal Aid, the University Ubraries, and Computin& or 4 NCWMIIMII 1N1 YohHM12 " I doa't thiak that opin100 Jives us mueh ~'.>·"said M aamcr. """is 00" raced .. ith dx tasl or rCV.TIIIOJ tbc Bllill' advcnisina poljcy. "What 1 ..ould. bLe to os aecoununa ror CIOm:rnunity tasat and commun1t) aCC"tpl&ncc. • It ,.,.. on those JtOund• that the abortoon od ...... origlnall) rtluscd in O<ltobtr of IJ'79. " We felt at that time that the college ,..asn't ready for that kond of ad," said Mo~lCr. "We dod off~~ to opei\ up our DC'Vos pq.n for a dmaat on tht 15)-ue .or abort1on. PCC offiCials bacLed the ncv.spaper on II> dc<lliiCHI. T\1< Women's Health Ccntn then tool lbt '""" to coun. Colkst attorneys ar&ucd that the Bn~ is ptodU<Cd b) a JO.""'alo'm da''· and therefore has ri&ht or ac:ldemic lre<dom. "The judi< ~ ....... chat out."' M say•. "He said thai siooe v.t print 9.000 eopaes or the paper and distribuce il all ova- camJ)ID. it wu much more 1han a clllosroom activity." Soocc tlx nouna. the Brtdl• bas a«xx))ed the Women·~ Health C<ntn ad, alon& "'th ads from Binbncltt and IU&hHo-lolc IJO<JPS opposin& abonoon. , ..,.,., admit> the papet may tnetr bad: in court ar 11 u'lt'S to rdust othn a'hertiRn£. such., ads lor X·rated movies. "We brouaht that up durina the coun case.'' he sa)'S. "The judge said it was nil h)pothttical 3lld he "-'OUld deal onl)' "'ith v.ha1 was bdoce the coourt now. I suspcc1 ir r.omeonc c:lsc objects to us refu<in& an ad. wt'll have to &0 back to w..,... Savica. W - bu beta aD Assistant tO tlx Praidcnt and ~ed as [)qN1y e:-utivc Yoa: Praident W1dtr Alben Somit, before dx Al:admUc Scrvica posz was crated. had bccn involved in dx JMruUn& or UB's aanual operatina budaet. w..,... n ational sec '?.me r..w .10M tl L.llp.jJO\a.fctitoc'- -.c-... Set.tl Goock""'kl. ~ £~•• A"1horl)' ..,_ ~It• Ma~fl"f £d•fot MW~ftl $twytHfAtt Ditecfot Dan Holc:HHtCempv• T..-rtn« C.ftlda AstJUur C."'Ptd ~ ltwC..,_,. Fur••• A..c,;fulfdC"""'Cft:r OAwtd Cl:•I'WCrly Feahi,., K...,1M Anltf;H-.'COpt Jack HtlllwtO,Conlrlbulint A..ft C ~~Cootdhl fi ,.O John f0fmt41i1Gtapblc,s ~ 8 C.ng.a1e.N•iiONt ......,..,._. 1 0~ ~,._, Piltotofr.,., Olt•vto.•Assist.nf ~••~Jht Jeflrt)l R ThutstonfSporr.s JOft M Olal/Auia:'-nl $porta Ow;k:i A Comsto:tJPrOditll .bill CX)Ufl. " Ton)' Gta~ Wnic Fl8t1Cit $4>td.«FSft mark russell p,..sident Reaaan arrived a reponed 18 and one half min uta late ror tlx opcnina session or the Cancun summit. The old IS and on< half minute pp, apiA. His address must ba''< bttrt typed by Rosemary Wood. Pollc:t in New York have disoovued scvcraltcnorisl bomb factories. u .... still had OSHA, 1bey could aetthcrn on a violation. JamH P. MUtph)'l'Comptrou.; M. 8 Kutn•cz~tkwt lrlft, -G1Qhal-. ~ ... TM SpKttum Is MN90 b)' tne At.oelt'*' PI'.U, Flekt NeWaotl*' SynG~eat•. No refusal "*or•t Jefltt)' N C.nrcwJe•sln.•• .,,,.,,,, LOI ~ nmu ~·. ~teHMdltr~a ~ (CH) A federal court in o.-.has ruled tbaJ a commUAity ~ D<W\fiOPtr there is a public forum and cannot refuse any advcrtioemcnt .oldy on lbc buis or it.s contenL 1be rulina came in 1 suit filed by 1 women's heallh Cltnler after ' the Ponland Community Collqc newspaper refused to "'" an ad lislin& abonlon scrvi<xs, but it could affect other odv<ttist~ as wdl. $1YJ Jim,........,., jounaalism tnstruclor and ad\lscr to the PCC -~· The ruuna stilt$ that bca.- public lunch are Jivco to dx DCWIPilP<f, wltich is a dass project, it COD only refuse ad• thai arc ina=&ratc, di..-uptivc or academic processes or campus Ufe, 01' cause tbc exclusion of previouS'Iy ~led advertising. lfCharlo:s Dickens v.cre alivctoday•. Rcaaan and PATCO would be Tiny Tim. """ld be Stroc>Je UMeo Felturn S)IIOC:I'-0 ..,., UMed Pres& srnoeut• ,,. Spifdtulft tS feptHen-IICIIOt NttOnal =~~.:~~: =:::,:~,~;! "Oio, Eb<neur-listCD to the &host of Oorutmas comona. You arc ondc<d a kindly old man. Gh-. Tuo~ run his piccc of the JW--or cUe lhc: p1a.tw:s. so late, •e "on'1 make ic bomt until New YWi." ""'"be Los Angt>ln Times S)•nd~N~tt. TIHt Sp«l,41m otllces l l t loealed In Hall. Slafe Unrv..-sll~ 01 at &uneJo.. ~ M•tl'\ ~ $Qt.urt Nt'lll Vcw\ SltMt. Bultato., Ne• Yodl. l<il14 T-f7161113l-3676-... f711i131·31581, ....._ . C:..O,foQN 1811 &-llalo. NY The Spectl\l!l"tl StuOent ~~~. tne.. EchtOI'Iil poUey ll deletmlnec:l by IM f:CI1IOI ·•R ~.. 1. ~olic.tions oi .,, m•ne• '-tin wahQvt ihl •,ACJtHa eot~tent ot t.he EckiOI-tnGhlef IS ltf;CU)' J..,.,. $p«tiiJ,. I.S pr~ by 8uft640 .....,..... Inc.. 1370 $eneC.t; Sl &tla\o, NY OiallttK.flld ltee to the Unr¥6t..,t)" commu~llynlmu CW\e copy D't' IK'fiO"' FAN APPRECIATION NIGHT Saturday, November 7th from 9:00 pm - until ??? INFORMAnON ME£T1NG November Z at 4 pm in rm. Z32 Squire Open to all students. INTERVIEWS: November 3, Hves Annu c. Maln St.. November 4, Capen Hall . Amhent. I Be An Athletic Supporter!!! Seniors/Grads Contact CarHr Planning Office BEER 3/$1.00 NOW f« an appointment APPLY EARLY THE TALBERT BULLPEN Sponsored by: SA. Athletics and Student Affairs 2 ,. _ _,.• _ t t a l Welcome to the World �Tllo o- - S q u n H.. To~ CIOrN In o.c.tntw, ltndfng 31 II&KI«<t QIOUPI ktiO v•rlouf IOUtlon• Unanswered questions surround Squire closing By DAN HOLDER CAmpus Ell/tor W ith the scheduled closing of Squire Hall less than two months away, $CVeral major concerns affeeting the relocations of those student organizations now housed in the three story buildin& still exist. The UB administration has "Identified a block of space on the (acadmlic) spine wbicb is slated 10 bouse sev~ groups;• Vice President for FaciUties Planning Jnbn Neal explained. "It is now the province of the Kabosb commiuee and the House Council to allocate space." The Kabosb committee is a coalition of student interests fllbtin& for a <q>ilcement for the student union build.ing, de$tined tO become suued and rebuilt as pan or the Main Sired Health Sciences Center. The House Council is responsible for the allocation of student activities space. As part of the mo~. the academic schedule will contain relocated courses originally planned for the second floor of Talbert Hall to the El6cou Complex. The planning section of Facilities Plannin& has "reschedule a lot of classes to the Fillmore complex.:· Technical Assistant Frances Lacey reported. "We ba~ been identifmg rooms taken off-line," Vice President for Academic Affairs Robert Rossbetg confumed, "and we have identified spaces in Ellicott. We have met with representatives from the school, and the Department affected, to enlist cooperation. The transition should be a -smooth one." He added that "the intention is to implement the locus of the shift by the end of this semester.'' The relocation is pan of the acreement worked out by University President Robert Ketter and the Kabosh committee. In a October 5 memorandum, the departin& executive noted that "more classes will have to be consciously scheduled for the Ellicou complex during the normal day o per3tions-startin& next semester." The second floor or Talbert will probably be &iven over to aroups already located on the sround floor. Kabosh spokesperson Bob Hayden said that student groups presently i•ll4 Talbert will be moved, termina the fact that 14 orgaoizalionSare located there "absurd." Another possible occupant for the newly-opened up activity spaces is an international student resource center. Several orr>clals noted that with Ketter visiting China, difficulties have ari~ over biJ memorandum's implementation. But Hayden detailed that the new home for the various SIUdent publications has been "the bi& hold-up" for the Kabosh oommittee notina that the croup's locat.i on • STOP~~~~~c lllldiOI LOSE ~!1£!!! Meet the Pretenders, Devo, the hot young director ONLY ONE SESSION NEEDED Our next STOP SMOKING and WEIGHT LOSS Sessions will meet 11 NOY. o,"lllagora Httton NF, N.Y. Nov.11, Slloroton Inn WatdOf\ A... Nov. 5, Alltao<lolt, N.Y. Nov. 12, Hotldoy tnn o.tawaro Avo. New. 10, Oreot Oaltby -tdan Nov. t7, Holiday tnn Alrpo<1 Using tNPNOSIS and/or unro Depth Relaxation Techniques of An A nwrlcan Werewolf In t..ondtm, Animal House, and Tbe Blues BrotiJerS. Talk with 1Vs nnest - Hill & Renko from NBC's n.-w hit, Hlllstrret BltU!S. l3ugh with formerSaltlrday Nlgbt Uve ~"Orrredlans, Fr-.mken & Davis. Dl5covc:r great bargains in Ampersatul's brand new Natiorl2! Classified Section. Don't miss special ofr.-rs from Time/ Ufc and Cree samples from Chapsrw cologne. And that's not all ... Ampersand brings you a !>pedal eight page feature section, Around tbe Campus, from the t'ditors of Modern PbotograpiJy. This how-to guide 10 photography covers everything from buying a camera :md perfecting your exposures to ~ of trick filters and camera care and maintenance. Look for it aU in Ampersand, distributed in the neXl issue of rour col1.-gc newspaper. I:!J. . - • ~ The national music, 3rt$ & entc:nainment mapzine. college newspapers. D~tributed exclusively in �DIRECTORSHIP FOR SUMMER, 1982 SALAMANCA, SPAIN PROGRAM RasponslbiiiUas Include: Assist In the selection of an Assistant Director Recruitment, selection and orientation of students. Plan and administer the overseas program. teach a minimum of one • perhaps two ~lasses in Spanish. Qualifications: Full·time faculty status as SUNY/Buffalo or SUCIBuffalo. Prior overseas experience. Compensation: Regular summer rates of home Institution, plus round·trlp travel cost. Interested candidates should submit current curriculum vitae to: Dr. Edward Dudley, Dlm:tor Council on International Studies 414 Capen Hall, Amherst Campus Mr. Wendel B. Wickland, Director Special Pf011rrnlt SUCIBullalo APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED PRIOR TO NOVEMBER 18th, 1981 Squire. should be fioali.ted this week-a delay caused by tholr "special needs." When the publications problem has been seuled, Hayden r..ported that there is as yet "no actual plan or who's goina where, .. for other campus sroups. Problems mi&ht ari5e, Hayden predicted, bccau5e the ruture Maio Suttt union site, Harriman library, is not prepared for tbc." con\ ersion. THE CAREER-OPPORTUNITY COMPARISON nst CM\ )IOU bt: ~ '"• c:Miian in Chr mOSI ~--eM~ ~ - you< l>fC>fe>ilotW ,..,-1~> (.llt'ff'f~k'll!ln f"l\ll)'~ Wtt--of~m.t...n ... <"'"""''"~~ """ posutonr v.MyourlnltMIM~MCOUr-'&edand)'OUlup.tbilllk':'\li~7 w \WI )'OU be olfef~ .idtcnon d Me~ tnP~tvfliont ~t:yotl CMt COt\4lnUie' )'OUf edUadort tukion ""'~ W. cht COI"'"')I~ ttMII"iin& progr.am )"'Ooo r«f!M: ~dy.ac.cdef.ue ~ P')l~l C.U.)""'~>o-..-<Jy-wyou<po<on<~M,.,.,..•)""' InS~ Che<ik Out These Pf.RftCT SCORE CJVIUAN ENGINE1RING OPPORTUNmES AIR fOilC£ SYSTIMS COMMAND AC11VITIE5 The Aetonautlcal Systems DMslon •• Wrtght· Panerson AI• Force Base ha5 an asslgnm.,nt all th" nights youY., spent bumlng lh" oQ- r:he re~arch, developmenl. t~sttng and .worooautlcal d oJJI cMidn -ApOn syst"""- In ~~ •nd ~· ""S"Ine ~~;~~~:~=~~=~~;:~:oo"'~~~~gh<controland research,~ a ~e~ te<on- -areas " "olfe. opponunlty, •• Ia< selling • .and for yout abiR!Ie$. te.am dpto- (ound Dayton. piKe toM. If ll>e open air. I(> hu>de ..... your O.yton.f.~ ~. youCMiha""'' from ICHijfS.wancl ro his· fon Mdg•ls <ucked Into a shon d-. And Onclnn.d ,_.,h lfs prof.,sslonoJ sports. wiM !' - ~ght ••• right """' door. There·s no red . _ In coming on bcwd. We can hire you lu-..ct•de ddly. The 1\eronoutlcal Systems DM>Ion hu ~ miii>IY sood •• g..mng p&ace:s r.... w - ,_.lhou, us'"' you how- .., c1o 11>e fci your CMeer. Wl Aa£ INlUMlWINCi ON CAMPUS NOVEMBERI'i IN THl PlACIMENT omcL SIGN Ul' FOR AN API'OIN'IMlNT OR CONTACT• Chiulft L - . Ntro.ua....c-~~ ~~­ WIIGIIT.f'A1111150N Alll FORa IASI. OHIO -15433 (SIJ) Z554f74 J55.6975 Harriman Library will eventually work well as a substitutt union, Hayden noted, because the $11lall rooms will runcLiOD bellcr ror dirrerent groups than a rew large rooms. As part or the conversion, KaboJh will use mo~y rrom the Faculty Student Association Steering Commiuce ror the beautiftcation or both Harriman and Talben Hall. "I want to have someone go into Harriman and look around," Hayden explained. "and I want him 10 say 'paint the walls this color, or put a plant here or there.' ' ' Neal conceded that there will ultimately be "some physical alteration to the spacx" lhat is beina aUoted to student activities. But be iruisted that there is 00 leeway in the closing dale or Squire Hall. His orr.ce is "still "orking around the move out or Squire," but Neal remains commiued to closin&it ror students by "January I, or close 10 it.•• Director or Squire Hall Roben Henderson said that "we're all hopina that a satisractory lead time will be possible" ror the move, but he maintained that the move out or the union ·••ill be difficult no mauer "'bat happms." Pan or the four principles presemed to Ketter by the Kabosh committee-and aarced to by him-includes that a replacement will be available before Squire is clo~-d. Hayden reponed thai the administration is " still standing hard" on its closing date, but he added that that date is "impossible" for tbe move. "I can't see how tbty're aoina to be upheld" on the closing date, Hayden exclaimed. "Our number one priority is to k..,p Squire open for as lona as po$$ible. We also have to make sure that the Ketter plan is car..fully implemented ." Henderson agreed, notina that ''we need to make the overall agreement more specific." The Squire direaor wants to renew talks with Ketter prior to the closing or the union. Hayden stress«! that the Kabosb commiuce has three main concems-kcepona Squire opt<~ as long u possible, insuring the Ketter memorandum is implemented, and educating the studalts, faculty and uarr on the move, by k..,ping them infOrtDed or developments. But Hayden added that in regards to Kabosh 's dealinp with the administration "t.b ey've been reasonable all alon&. and I tbinlc that they'll continue to .be reasonable." u.s.D.A. Choice Strip !te•k·--:~ll::ir, STILL ONLY $4.95 Thurs. & Fri. Fish Fry $3.95 "Pirates Haven Inn" - 877·8997- �ub Board I comp ticket policy; recieves some 'mixed' reviews By DIANA KLOS Sp«trum Sitiff Wnttr Durin& ots r<plar mon1hly m«tina on Oaobcr IS. 1~ Sub Board I (SBI) Board or Director~ '1>1«1 in favor Of a pfOI>C)SaliO pro>id< lhcm.chc> •..O. complimmwy pas>GS ro all or the uudmc servic:cs corporatioo t:\"'mU.. What this n;lina entails " rhal thc 10 mcmbtn (and an lith 001H00f111 mcmb<f) •1U ba>t r... noc.h•nt untns tht: ~tnt iJ: aold 04Jt and ~held in a limned Ka11n1 area • .JUdi u abt SQuirt' ConrCTma: Theater or Woldman Theatr.. In these .-.. BIK~ noc<d, it u pOs»bl< co tramlale the ~ inCO Ci<~ru '*hid! •auld b.a"' been pasd for accus to an) hur-w.hidl includes leaurn. mmies, oono<ru, rbwu pc<formanccs. and T he Unh<r<lt) Un10n A<lmle> lloanl (UUAB) stands to bt affected cbt rno<1 b) t~ mo•c and iu feetinis arc m1>.ed. "Th< INHI •mponanr fl<l u thor tbc Board 11•cs us our budgtts... reponed UUAB O.•i<ioo O.rector Lors Waldman . "And they >bo pick rhe people "'ho rhey feel are besl ror diiT<ret~l po<IIIOnS. So how gn Chey pJCk people and IJVC us budJ.Ch -unku chq know what u aoin& on tn neh dw•saon?" Sht <'Plain«! 1h11 pall budiCf,S bavt been satisractory. bul -.ilh ective panidpation rrom the membtn. a benrr undu.,andin& or rhc difrtc:ulties <ncounrtr<d within each division can bt ..:hlcv<d. Waldman said thou if more involvernmt 3nd undersrandins dOC> not trom the frce pus... chen th<rcls no purpQ.M: for chcm •• compe'""clon ro rhc majorlry of Board mtmM:rs who ra::tivc no stJpcnd.s for their wmk. correcbouses. The only major i:hplllation tn Ihe plan is rh:u Sub Board Trcasum- Boll M•d bt nocifo<d by those plan non& 10 anrnd 48 houn priot 10 c~ iCh<dultd evan. Sat Chairtrutn Ptter Hnshman, who propo>cd tbc motion, suggested that the inlmt u n.ot to fttc:load but ratb<f to make Board mcmbm more awarc qf " bat rs goiOJ on in each or th< Divisions. thus malting chcm btnu d«isioo maker>. Hirshman added th'll hc f<ll roo much i! bring mad< of the l)an<'S by th< press. SBI Exe-cutive Director Dennis Blac-k s.ajd 1he move "is not necc:ssariJy inappropriate, althouah it Sf:Ctllslhal way." He explained that ''nC'\'tt btfore have Board memb<fs btcn 1n<lud<d on any sort or tompUme:uary ticket nlan. Our policy, which S1ill exbu, hasbecn'topromott lhc Music al - - -... GREENFIELD ST. Rmauranl orpnizauon by &ivona passes to the o.,.,. media and to mdJ,·tduab on an t i..noedtct basis •bo are nor oc~... compcmAI<d ror their dforu... BlAck Jlruscd thai ~ ><es the P1J1<S u COSting ••k at Bru.a nen .J. . . Maln bt Olh<n INNSBRUCK, '"""lc Auttrla Jan. 8 • 16th 1982 $731.001* porsoncll>l.Ooc. Tode!!~ at 9 pm ART Ot'fHING aq.. eo....w•. _ l"ltuN. Of 9 pm ""''P' SALT LAKE, utah Jan. 5 · 12, 1982' $569.00 !Md. Oce.lpancy • Round Trip Jet Trens. • Round Trip Jet Trens. • 7 nights lodging dbl. Occ. • 7 nights lodging at the Ram1delnn • Dilly Br..ktest & Dinner • 5 D1y lntercheng ..ble e 6 Dey WI ticket $4 7. Ull Ucl!et t-- ADVENTURES ON SKIS.MARK F\JRHIIAN (716)833.0693- Oripul,_ ST£fANI ROOKS Sot. Nco. 7 ar 9:30,.. -GlOSS/oWl T . - F. .·IlC...... JSG...-wiiiS. 10"-11 1 836·9035 - - - Faculty Senate Teaching Policies ... • • • •e h Follows Feculty Senate Teaching Policies-- - - - - Is available In and out of class. " Is able to communicate the subject matter In a munlngful and understandable manner 4) Is receptive to Individual aludant and class·wlde need$ S) Ia able to sllmulata atudant1: a) H11 anthu1lum for the subjecl matter and conveys It to students b) Haa creative and Innovative teaching style 6) Haa any other outatendlng teaching quallltles t~l!~--------------------------YOUR NAME:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PHONE:_ _ __ _ ADDRESS:----------------------------------- - - - - ----TEACHER'S NAME: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ DEPARTMENT AND COURSE: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _~---(IfEXPLANAnON: mar. apace Ia needed, pleiM ettach to lhla fonn) ___________________________________ __ PleiN Return Thla Fonn to Either of The Following Locattona: 1. STUDENT ASSOCIATION· Ill Talbtrl HaD, AtDIMnt Camp• 1. SQUIRE INFORMATlON B0011f · Male Street Camp• AI the beginning of a cour.. uch student should receive a course outline which clurty stetas the following: Course Requirements · The anllcipated number or papers and tesls and any other requirements such as homework, auendance, class partecepatlon, laboratory assignments, and clinical performance which will count toward the final grade. Academic Content • What I he student will be held accountable for, including required readings. lectures, films, fleldlrlps, etc. Grading policy · How results from various requirements will be combined Into a final grade: relative weighting&, the degree of curving, and made· up policy for tes1s. Ottice Hours • Specification of when end where that the Instructor Is available for consultation each week. During the aemelter, lnatructora are eKpectecl to conform to their Initial course lnfonnatlon, except aa unanticipated clrcumatanc:ea require dl'flatlon, In which sltu1tlona they ahould lnfonn all atudlnta and pro'fldl an opportunity f« dlacuaalon with aludlnta prior to making a final dlelalon. In addition, lnatructora will be eJtpec:ted to recognize the following pollclaa aa appropriate In clan sltu1tJona: 1. Crilerla for lhe grading ol papers should be made explicit before the paper Is due and the formats for examinations should be made explicit prior to their administration. 2. All corrected papers and examinations should be available for review by Sludents. If a student believes that an error has been made, he or she should be able to consult with the Instructor and receive an explanation. 3. Regular class meetings are to be held al the time and on the campus listed In the SARA schedule, unle" changed with the consent of the entire class. 4. Final examination• shall be offered as officially scheduled, not during lhe final week of claaaes. 5. Instructors are expected to meet classes on time and for the number of hours scheduled In SARA and to cover appropriate academic material. 11. Instructors should create an environment that discourages chetllng on papers and examinations whenever possible. T. Instructors should keep In mind their responsibility for assuring high academic standards In the work of students . ) .,,., ATIONS ARE DUE BY MONDAY, NOV 9th ( ._NOMIN _______________________________ 71 8 8 _.2950 ,.~.________________________~ 111 TALBERT HALL, AM HERST, NEW YORK 14280 �editorial l Time for an overbauJ When the New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG) uncovered the chemical contamlnatlon of the City of Niagara Falls drinking water supply, hardly an eye was batted on the UB campus. Maybe it was because the inesponslble poisoning of thOusands didn't directly effect the quiet and apathetlc denizens of this campus. While its Niagara Falls discovery surely ranks as one o{ the most important chemical pollution disclosures since the Love Canal explosion, NYPIRG should garner more public-especially student-support In Its quest to IOfce auto insurers to refund some of the "excessive profits" gained since the early part of the last decade. Anyone who owns or drives a car will agree wit h NYPIRG charges of New Yorkers being ripped oil by Insurance companies and that nobody, lncluOing our benevolent state, is doing anything about fl. For Instance, New York State Superintendent of Insurance Albert Lewis, who was appointed to the post as a consumer watchdog, Is showing little response to NYPIRG pressure to refund feedback Toxic:s' tour Dunng r«Mt yoNB. Watatn Hew YOt'A:«I ,,.,. •lUlled WIIh , _ . , or tQICk: •'-l<:•t• oeuog lmtK-11 dtspooed or. •nd Hriouoly tht. .tonmg hHith m '18/IOUI communft,.l' As tJJelr repottl oecome more oommon, P«>P'- n•v• iNcome /tu et•rmed by $IICIJ incid_,.t, IJt $/tort, wt h•v. ~me desensitized to the d•ng.,, ot1oxic clt~lc111 contaminating our en~lronmem. Yet the problem grows- daily. ..To11icl on Tour'' Is sn orglntl«< bus rour ~signed to inform and rwlwaken pMJplt to ,,.. gra~;ry of the to.xlt: chtmlcat PIOb'-'"' In 04Jt ,,..• • Thtt IOIIf gukle is an organlz., from Clttztn'$ All~nat flrill d~«uss ,,. pvtlcut11 ,.,..,,,....or·-i<:ol oom,..nyand rt.. IJNI · Thlte will oe • commu111ty •cti¥11t to,... tM ous 11 uch $lOp to lnlonn _,.aboUt cu,.,r octl.,tles I>Mng undeffa.t.n to rHOWe fheN pro0/.,1. Tn. INn win diM along Rl- ROIHI throU{Ih the lndulttllll~ In percent rate as more " reasonable." The public Interest group alleges that the consultant's figure calculates " bad years" twice resulting in an Inflated pro-industry figure. And, alltlough the faults of the consultant's foqnula are obvious, its proposals may Indeed by inst•tuted, unless, as NYPIRG Project Coordinator Janet Matthews said, " public pressure Is exerted." We support NYPIRG's campaign to convince Lewis to enact the refund and take a closer, more consumer-oriented took, at the auto Insurance Industry. Not only are there problems with setting the profit return and with refunding excessive profits, but Inconsistencies exist In how Individual risk factors are assigned. There are a vast majority of students who are being discriminated against by Insurers because of their sex, age, and geographic location- with the State's complete approval. Now Is the time that students united to support N'N>IRG's campaign designed to Ioree the auto Industry to be more responsive to consumers. It Is obvious that more than a perfunctory auto insurers tune-up Is needed. Busing blues, part II Edllor. Editor: ~,.., almost $300 million in "excessive profits" to drivers. Rather than a watchdog for industry manipulation of a 1973 law mandating such refunds, Lewis has instead been watching. even stimulating, further consumer exploltatio() by auto f11surers. Lew•s, with questionable wisdom, set up a committee to lnvestlgete a11d make suggestions concerning Insurance rebates, composing the body with only Industry representatives, thus leaving the consumers, those who were supposed to benellt from the law, outln the cold. And as expected, the commission decided that Insurance company profits were already too low, and the $300 million in question should not be refunded. However, while all sides agree that a lair rate of return lor auto Insurers should be 13 percent, further controversy erupted when an added percentage was calculated to account lor times when profits may fall below the "reasonable rate." The Industry-composed consultant committee has proposed a rate I return at 22.4 percent, while NYPIRG has pegged a 20 Ton1wande. which 11 Wh.nJ many BullS-they I PPHI I O ~ ep(oblttm lOt many Overuowd~t~g, fnJuiiiC~&nl letvtce UK/ lfll._,, 1 g en«B/ Im;ons/sra ncy •t 0/HfiiiOif JmPfld• at~r·s III Mnpl to irt-end ~ISS*I 1/WI Ulty our PHSODI I OUIIness (u u m pomt. ,. ,.,Itom R..J Siehittl p11nt«< li St W~nesdl'f) T/tf S ti.HH/11 Atl1vs CommmH of~ 11 trying to '"'IHOife p rese"t conditions on the Blue B11d1. With Uststl nc:e from Broce Spelter and the schtHJullttg still of Btue Bird BullaJo lacult'lln 1960 end HfWd up to the .nd ol his life. He died on Fobtuvy 27, /WIO, ,,., • protong«t Mlneu due ro colon calclttotM. lie • otong N tog•tO IWor; Tl>ot• _,. atop at Hookat C!Nmlcel'a S.sito, • dump wiflt 74.000 tOf!O ot to•k: ..,..,. roared ._,,.,.112DO .,.,.,""" lntuo plpeal0111» dritrlflftg '"'~ lllltotlon ol•nt. I 101ft ,,.,. lllebus will IJO ro Tall A«:ae runt»~• ..,.,. weaN 11/tcholfl"d Into rn. Nlogate RINt. Tn.n rhl tout will go to IJioody Run CtHk and tn. Hrtto Patt I.Jind//11. (Bloody Run C<Ht< I• a contemlnalod undltptound tloerlled whlctl runs undOr • oomet or Hlog•t• Un'-'lty). 1lla tln•l •tot> lo ot II» CECOS l•ndllll, which I• - of only two _.,ng to•lc w•or• d u - In frle ptl N/epoR CcHH>IIH. "TOJtlca on T_.- I I - 101 S.tutay, 7rll. Tn./Ius"""' Squite H-'1 ., . . un. Tn. ooot Ia $100, pt~ 11>e tout is •qt«fWWto - - - , . , . , ,,.. ,.,.... Fqt , , , . , lnlonrt•tlon end cell NYPIRO •t-431·245r• .,.,.r '' lie--'""" ,__to,.....""""' · ,.,.,.lion. ..-Dor- NYPIAO ....,_latlw N orman Gold&bhmld1 Ch1Jrma.n Studen' AU•Irs Commlnoo SA Assembly Wafren Penem Chalrman Bustng Sub-Committee Elliott lecture Edllo,: Thelrfends and'8dmlrert or the 1111 Professor W.B. Elliott, Professor ol Bfochemfatry, School ot Health Science$, SUNY II BUifllo, fllttllnltltllltd 1 wh«e leltttl wdl o. teaa artd c.reful ly t:On$11Jtll~ We hope that wllh roor input ..._ c.n obraln • l't'tOr& ell~e;en t t:HII t ystem at UB. we ate wcwk fng to ellelflate som• of the existing problems (I.e. Isle Friday lnd Saturtll~ night setV!ctt, mcrttased number ol Mtll bUi lt&. end l mprovea WHkMrd Sfn#ce) ol tho 101/c dlocho~t ~~~· PIIU. I will thin mde o •rop or tho ~ Cone/, wlltre t/den w/11 mHt • ,_nrarlw ltom tn. L - CohO/ Homoowne11 Anoclorlon. rn. tOUt w i l l , - to A..,.,.., a..,.,-e/ mel«llleoompenlft are /lt>od up on a IOCINfllle strip We IH I 11 ' ' 1mpe~•t~ to Ond which ptObltma •re mosr lmpOrllnt to UB .students. For tltll tHaon we ,,. r""tstjng '"'' anyone with • Ng1,m111 pi'Obhlm or cons-truct,.,. suggestion 6l10ut busing oonrac:t us 11 SA rn n t T• lbet1 Halt We gua,.ntH '"" 111 M""011•1 Fund. w.s. E/llo/1 /Oinld tho Bloclleml$tty W.B. EJJiol~s .,,n.d rn.MCIIJnt.,enaled to sJgniiJcant oontributionl In th. ,,.., olautar• m•tebOIIsm. mitochontlrtet eJKtron transpon end mechenism of oxkl•ttrte phosphorylation. low llmP«IIUifl S~JKtroscopy, chemistry and ,,.ctro1copy ot porphyrlnt. and tht bioclteml&try and lmmunocheml&try of v.nom tOKinJ, W.B. ElliOtt wes • conc.,ned. rfi/»Ct«J, •nd kNio~ taac/ler. df!VOt~ to ,,. ptogreu end well O.lrtg ol tfJe stutMnts •nd unNerJity community. He 10- •wlmmlng, hN<ing, c•no.lng. camping, •t>d ah•ri~Jt~ hiS slUR end .,lhUJIIIm IOIIJ/e with ~ countless young men from,,. Boy Scour a of Amara. He was wklety trl~ IlK/ ,..,, •n avid pl>otO(I'aphet. • Thou W1lo hid r,. prtvN- or •no wing BIB Elliott wlllalrnyr ohftrl$h the fMmoty of this unulull m•n who Wlf an ldllliSt 1nd • pngmatlst. 1trong •nd lsndtl, witt •nd suppottlng, and ylt otorn•l/1 young tt fltert: who pursu~ the undwat•ndlng ot Scl•nce ,..,.ton. •nd ontoymettt ot bUuty with oqu•l Tho Will•td 8. Elliot Momotlal Loctu,. w111 lXI hOIIod In oon/1111ctlon Sigma /CJ on rl!urad•y. No..,.,ber S, ,,_,, at 1.(10 p.m., In C.ty HIM, Rooom Number 131. 1llo lec1ute wiH d e l - ~Y Ot Theodto Pai,..Jt. Ohctot ol R-ICh, Miry 1 - o Su..fl Hospft•land CJtnlcol IIHHtch Pro/tuOI, Columbia Un/wt$1ty. ,.,, Sub/«f ol the ltteturrtls, " Ouldanc• Sylt~s lor Protein SM:tetkm. •• Th* m•morlat tecrurtJ will be lolloWO<I by • reoeptton In Room r31, C.ry H•ll. l=und& harte al&o been raised to ruppOtt lhe rt~ttrch grant·ln>lld ew11d program esflbllahMI by Slgml Kl In 1!179 to honot Or. Elliott ThiN. two "'It" lie hundred dOIItr& fJICh, g,.nt-l,.ald IWirdt WUI be prtMtttld •nnu•Jtt. orJ Ute O.sla ol ICi*titlflc merit. to QlldUIII •tudent$ apo~~sored In their re~ltch by a m.,I>M or tho Butr•I4.ChoptH ol SJgml XI. A.N. llalflyo elocllemltlry Profou01 �op-ed Be:port: from Ta.l bert "'d• By STEVE KAPLAN The survey be distnbuted doof to doot '" tnt ckw'ms, at tabMs in Squire and Norlon and ln the campva SA Vice President -'<>dicala. ommvnicobillly, viiiDtlhY: ·~• pr....,..sly wpof1IIOG trom the pe,_,olr1y ot lhe Sludenl Auoaol.,., (SA) Will become 1"111 ot the deocriploon ot Sl\ 1~1• """-Starting N....,.,bef 2nd, lhe C T he Nger rnembefs of the room runMU and communications commiUHS ~ been worl!Jno hard ancl room runnen: ano the commun•cauona commtUetl of ti'Je ,.,rowing the g~ betWMn student input and " - b l r wtn be lssulnga au.-.ey _,nrng •he good and bad upocta ot tocat ot at...,._,l mo. The -k· 10ng •unor wtlt Include quullont on bu-. concerts, QOYernment, hOusing facilities, recreaUon. eno nYme~ous ••ory Olher toptca. we feet thfs eoufi:i be a c:omba:th-e measure towan:11 COf'TUTIJ.nkttion Wtth Ta.Jbeft H&tl. As we aJI know in trte poOl SA nn nol oa<ten direct student Input. People in ollico and A......,btyiSenate members have IOit slghl as well u contact with the peopae they represent. Ollrough Furthermore, once the Input has been rec:a,_, lhe &UIWY)teciHJing ptOOIOtnt Wtll be hlndle<l t!Vougl\ lhe .......,bty, The ptOOIOtns Will be g""'" to Ita reopeethoe c:omn>Oiteea ancl 1\opelully - . w e . , . , not I>'OCTIIC!ng to 1101.. o.ory l>'ootem but ..nata- can be eccomt:Hit.l\ld It aute to bett• student hre on c.ampus. Soma"'......,., being a t - ora busingtho t>vs lhertot at Wogmant Thllau.-.ey wrft be tile beSot IO< o YMtlong allempl b)' SA to beltOf ttudent lila It 11 made I>OS&Ibla 11voug11 the deelicated allorta ol a large group ol A l - y .....,betS, commttleG to nllklng UB • bettor pi- " -II as fvrttter1ng SA's ett~lhtene~L to \!rb.ine ®tun ~elf. • • By DAN BOWMAN Others, like lucille SlachoWskl of tho Eas1 Skle, toll dlllorontly. he man ne._ thought M would be tho victim. Attet aiL he waa 1 re198Cted membW tn moat circles ot the communlly. He waa a "ray ol ~ope" fO< lhe downtroclden. A lruly Ood·foarlng man Who l>elle.ad 11\ot "kMI thy nelg~bor" woo more Ilion lull -orcls. He woo 54. And loveG b)o thOUtlll<ll. On 11\ol night, that fateful night, 1110 bualllng office and its -~lnglng 1elepllc)nfl were tllenl. He looked up trO<n his Old Aoyaltypewntor to •law the bllntuuurrouncllnga. A smile aloWiy 11>10ad ICioaa hlaloce. Bul the or•• behind those too-big giUHO betroyacl hi• N<lnan Infant children clytng of lncurobla diM-S.~ CXKrpl.. """'""penalons CXKrldn'l P'IY the hOoting bill, sensetessly brutal octt ot lnciiiOflm.,ota mllldOf lea.tng a !emily of 12 lather*t. a poor Haitian family wtlh $lame$a twins Who thre<l u migrant I arm a T -•s. mur6ef·sutckle oYer what t~evlakwl program to watch. He hoclsean II all. a knife vlellm lly ~lng sway ~•• lila on an obllnclonecl street-he bled too. a 1~11a chflcl <>'lecl m• toss of • pel hamsttf-tte cried too. When • menta.Jty retarded dlVCWCM slubbld toe-he hurt too. the her Many aceu..., him ol wearing hi I heart on hit alaa... ''God bless you/' she wrote htm JuS1 a lew daya before hll unUmely demise. J1was t0'.35 p.m. when Marice Bulb, his bou, disoovere dth body cfumptecl o'lef add three of hie copy. The joumelisUc code of ..30 .. was .scrawled at the bOtlom of the page. The oncl. The block phone reoel- dangled from hls linger tips. The rad ancl white striped tfo was loosened aboUt hls ootlar. A Slight gastr appeared ~ hls rlgllt eyebrow Where hts heed met the oan1age return. The C>tOies&lon of f()UrnaJi$m .aso suffered a serious bk)w 1ha1 nlght. E01llfi that morning, h e - Ills Ileac: In disgust - . . 110 llearc! .,.,., the radio that the Raldtws killed u.. OOI~Ins. • Maybe," he said to hlmsell, " jUSt maybe, ill wrote an impassioned plea to those noodfums to stop allughlerinv aiiii\OSO listr •-e may, once again, be - I n the world." Jeanne Warnhef, llls ~-.tried lo OJplaln his mylllque. " I him. The people him. The animals loved h1m. I lust don1 t know anyone who c.on't tovo hlrn." " He emP<~thlzed wtth the little people," she contlrlUOCI between sobs. "And t don't mean just mldgets:· H, was a man who apokt fOt the out<tf·wortl guy on the ftreet comer, t"allloleaa •lellm of • deranged mind a wllh etOfy to tell, tht aloo~llc ex..Sabres tan Who Uf\Ceulngly mutttrt, "ft fuat doesn't mauer." Hla oolleaguat, wea~ng blOck typawrlt" ribbon around their armt. mourned aM wepr u they tiled past hla deslc;, &troklng the kayo of tna old Aoyal with ganlll c:areose&. " I was jealoua of oil lila tronl -stories," lObbed one recaldtrant Vt~tttt, "bull never..•I nev.r•..wanted.••to 1M him go thlt way:• A a!unnlngly beaulllul wtra, t~r.. pteco<:loua but hUhhy ChilO,.,. oncl a f)(ognant goklfiah ITO 1\ls heirs. At lather and huobllnd 110 waa ~._, .. "Thlals a Clly ot tour hunclfed tnouu.nc:J P10P4111 .nc;~ uch one h&a a stcwy to telt;' he ohtn totd u~m. -That ~• tour ttur.arecs U~uuncs hont page stottea. I'm .., for Ute! ' LhO. di<l 110 that he, too. woukl one day be one OllhoMtiO<.... -no- "'What cUd he d'e of anynow.·· a curious rNdet W\qulred. '"It WU II'IOtMt ct.M ot I jOurn&UII'I most fured dl'sease... tM &WIICI'IibOifd Of)erltor tMponded. ..He O.P.'a-ova< I"'I - " In Ihe city morgue, 1110 red lag on his biQ toe said n aiL " Ray o;", "-111, Bullolo Ooc~Mng New&." Sign Df The Times By LINDA A. DOHERTY oloomo 10 Mickey' a Bar and Grill, IOika. Allor the final wl\lllle blowa end Ihe lime carda are punched. bunches ol emp~ao• will~ ocuffllng ''*'way actOS;Ithe street from thl lactQfY t o lhla toc.t mooting p&oc:e-or wotorlrig hole, ult wena. ll'a 1 popular spot, -'ally on poydaya and befO<a • - · tho go,_ ore ShoWn on the fOO( - -· It It b04stO<out "'hh ac~Miy-glanea clinking on tablea, music piped IIVough lhe foudapeak0f11. men o~altlng II lenglh. ancltho lV tot on tol ooursal As the dOOf' opens. m«e men walk t.n. wt.atlng red-oheokOfed huntonv Jackets anc1 uvokong ceps ond carrying lnetr tunchl>oXH along&lda lhem. Waj and Sanely are among lhem They take thft' familiar pJaces next to lhe bel anc1 otd« I couple Of Sandy WIPU Off his 11\ick<lmmed glasSH to reed the fOOd menu He pau... W to thlntc. He cs.c~s not to h1ve anything , " God, Sandy, hoW long ha.. you nod IhoM giiiiH?" "'"'*'t<.sWaJ. ..Had ·em eYef s'oe• I stantd workln' on Ihe line," he reminisces. "Twenty years o' putt In' thOSe parts IQD4!1her ano getlln' thiCker day by day'' Around the room you can Mar ehaller abc>\~ I the we.ather. " ••• Boy, Is 11 cold tor tills time 'o yeo(' " Yeah, and It looked f)(eny nice yellerday, -tOO Or work:. •• • .. So th&re'a I his lttlle snlp who's new on the Job, see. and fle s1ys ·excuse me, sit, I un<tersund you hive tuogettion .boxes an<l the boss lOOks up and down at him •nd nys 'yeah, thet"e's three in the men's room, rake your plek . . . .. smiling, ond approving 11 length the Presklenl'a economic pollelea of budget trimming and tax outs to buslntttlftel\ to stfrm;lllt proc:hJCi ion and various other man era of a10ta. SC>Ina oltho man witching the lV tl\ake thelr heidi. Some orgua. SC>Ina just don't kf10.,. Orsports; few hOUfa h..a gone by The crowda hove t~lnnad out to only a few people ocallered lbout hOle and thOle. Thoro Ia one man •"Uno by himaell watch"'G tho lV. He 11 a victim ot th• economtc clrcu.mstat~CH whk;h 1\e cannot laull People don't ~a .. .....,.,. People .... and don'l buy Nobody buya. nobOcly - • e>roduotion. Nobody 1\aa a job • not II you're a1 o Job 15 monthl"' t5 yeara. the notice still roada 1110 same. The Bart- PQU<S him • lhol " HOW's It going, Joe?" He algha. "Could be WO<M, lauppose • up at the TV, pauses and up: ..Jusl had to get awty fof • •• • . . Nah, I gave up my pair of O«:anoes. 1 gol sit* o.., watch In' those bums lose tn the playOftS e"Yety yUI.'' ·~M aybe Scotty'll snake ·em up this .se.ason: · ''Wei~ 1 - let some othef ~ Shell out the money IO< thOse tickets . . . •• Of health: • . • So lhe Doc &~ys unt" t go rn the hOSpltsll goua ley off the spicy stull and drinK mUk. ••• ano Maaao... ' ' It ll.ares up. I woutd 'o been abee to retite on a med~l Uus )'ear. but it lOOks Ute 1 gotta st1dc: it out 101' thlee tn0f8 . . . . . Of Family: " ••• looksllka my Jimmy 'II be going into the Air FOJc.. Maybe In a few years we-can s.ave up some money so we can send hJm to coUege or somethln' . . • •• Tht.re are Ove men at the end of the bar Quteuy watChing TV. A news capsuJe shows the President and the Fi1$t Lady riding In an eleganl, Shiny blac:l< limousine to an •ffaJr CNet'sea.s. As a side. the reporter mentions the oost olthe outfit the First Lady Is wearing. ''Hey, s.he's w~rin' what I make for the wttole yeatl" Then the scene switches to the Preeident meeting fOftlgn dfgnllarle,!5. They are all sha.kJng h ands, aM A He-. wi\We. rknow.· "Yeah. HOW'a Margie?" "OK. She'll be coming 110m0 lrO<n the hoSPital aoon. 8Hn In lhere a lonQ lima. Oootor ligures there'a not muol\ efta ti\Oy can dO 10 ane might a a-u come 1\ome." He IOOits clOwn lo thlnl<. amiloa an.J aoys "She'll be Okay. J•st altar all ol what ah<l'a bean through 1/le'll be a lillie weak fOt • while.•• " Uh·h<lh. Hey," pokes thO bertander, raising his shotgllllln a toaat '" zdrowle Joe ohuoktat olll\0 Irony ollhla llatement ancl replies " YeOII. To your health too." �feedback 7-11 rip-off Freeby wUh • ptiCI, Itt tOklltJOther worker to "riP the 6 ,gn down, •· end thMIQMKed u-s t•n•t ""' • ll•gtlnt Edt tor: Ed~or. I'm wnt,.,g to lnf01m IM 1tudenta " UB ol th• ttpoU ~rarron tMI Is tun by thel· r 1 store loutf'd Occulon1/ />(Obltm• In IM tWIIIonlhlp 1>01UUAB lnd IM llull1lo Stilt C _ , Boord Mve o.en ironefl out Any US n~nt with I 0 c.n now,.,, euw.ct of •dm l~slolt to Butlelo Sttld eonc.n• •etoss Ml rn StrHt concerts at the 11ut»nr pr'" In IM unfortun11• ..,.,, of any tutu,. lti»>H. p/eflo coli _.onolly to -ml eftel'ftOOft~ me By the . .y. ..,,.,.,n, don., Mill oppostt~ Main Clmpu1 On SutKfoy nlgh4 HOftiTIIJ.- 1, IP61, ,... d.ove oboul 2-3 mtiH to thl.s Slore to blly bfi!l. the rHIOII we t:~W»e th;s JIOte oec.use olttte s1gn M! the ~>V*•tt~ lot "' had IHn HtiM ,,,, day wi'Heh was arm thflre w~ - IITIYed. Tl>•Jor~ srgn stll.a ~•1 6 pi< SI.J/V The ~sh~ reiused to sell us lhe Plodutt 11 rhll prtce. Wheon m/O'#'J#Jd th•t t"«e wes a $;gn OUia~ 0411 ltH OOM»ft, 1 p m ut H••• LOCII?ge tomouow. ,,. f.Jt p1..:. myrnm aenoe Y~ POL YROCK S. IMIO 1nd you un ''' m a ~"· ,,.,, . Ol lot.. 1-tllll"ff 14wti? Shoul<l ,.e, UB .,~,.. wno IPIPf/ our n•.rrJ ••riHid ce.,. ,, '"'$ np. oil JOfl'l, stand 101 this" I thmk 7- r r own us • lot 016 su~ m•yo..,. tor•#cn pocU (16 ounce OOIIIHI " .steldent If not why don't ,... boyr;ott 1· J 1 and a.. ttr'KJ 111not•• •hO "'' c1n mde • tlllterrnce not C. tun Or buiiMS.S. ,.t .,, tvd<era /tom Ne"" Pain is pain Reg Oflboft UU48 Muaic cnalr~,_, E<lllor. Whose interests? EdIlor. rho Edltotlol (AW~C Seto ID-110/ m•do no 111omp1 to ob/eelivelytlnafyze the A WAC 1111, but rlthet emphaslzfld only trre dtloll of the •·powerful '''''" lobty." Whe/ n.giiiCJed In thll erllclf we•ll the best lttlllfelf of the Unltl!d S t ltfl wu rttllly tchtllvfJd with the P'ISigfl ol the 1rm1 /Ucklge Vou $Ilied,· ..RHgln II twilling ISIIIII'a trm iiJ el/orr to get 1M 'Hebrew Stett' to come to som• of terms with II• Arlb ,.tgllboflto end th• hoJIIIit,•s In 01e Mldd,. Ee1t. We notlc., howtver, tltet Sludt Arab;e ,.., yet to hl'fW 1t1 etm tw1tttd, to r.cot~nile tM ,.,, existence of the Srttt ofllfl~. ,., a~<JM w,. ••nd ~ace in the r~ion. Telem. lotMI Shldeflt Ofeonlulion The,.....,.,.,, z-111 Fulhllment - Editor. Thil ' ' t /ettttr wrlttfln out ot lruart.,IOtt, • lfllst,.tlon, t '"'· which II common lor many students. The prob'-m 11 the hHrr of thlstHrtlcu''' fru•tretlon I• thlf mtny llvdtntl, partloularly those tilting n.eturtl scienoes tnd mtttJ.matica couraes (Chemflfl)', PhyJfcs. Computer Selene•, Math, Engineering etcJ ere faced with the dl'ltmme ol 1 tetchtr or leeching auJsttnt who c•nnot 1/>tak inlolliglbte Engll•~· t em by no moen• • bigot, OUII do not/HI thll It IJitir io Ilk ctudtntl •t this lnatltuHon to H IUb/fiCted to tHChfHI with mlnlmat (or no/ English ak/1/a. t'Sirll/a"la not meent In the 1/t.,.ty un..t bUt •• m"nlng tudlmMrt•ry vocM>ulery, eM lecJUty wtt~ t>otlc English concopts auclt •• Rnternce.a •M ptonuncl4t/on) " ''"' eMu•• auch •• Ctremlatf'l artd Phya~ ere grH«< on • ttnct •'Poin,..chlflwd•• Olflt tN1I1~ .m1 th«efcwe llutHfll t'-lr or'"'"'"" who cant'Kit urtdtlrltM111 tM~ ..,/It< for -I/Jin I - wflo do Undftlllnd /Mill StudMtaln tllis atrwt/on otren try to ••Itch tMir cMaua; only to o. cloud out ol otiN,., rm aun thll IM,..,. Mlo do rllt 11/rlnf lot '"-,. deponmenra l"f fo lie IUIO rl>lf rl>lf l>ft _ , . Wllh w-1 English, OUt thll f"-r _,,..,""'Ill/a,. or r A. Ia 1/'f(nQ lo get ..,.,., wlrh • minimum of Etlflllln " ' -· Hot eo lre.-ltKf , . , _ , _ . wflo 11Nf1Qie rrlfll W1/em/M11 •UOIKt ,.,.,, IW ,.,..lhla- ,. ao ..,.,,nc.d prot.,_ -n _ _ _,.,._lutlylllted,.tMr cen ~,. IM ·~ or--· our"-·"'-"""'-""' ItO,.,..,, .. ,.__,,. - c:loao, , _ ~- Ia c:ltao, .toO, tero , _ 11- IM _ . . , . '"",. _ , . leltlng- c i t - rp obloltt • -'11M~ polttl /e •lreHr _ . , wlthour ,.,.,,., lilt .,,_letlf ol umnr.fl/fiiiW-.. 11 h/rlllf ,,.,. _ , . _ , l i e - (r.A. 'a.- Urenl-11 It"" __ ~ o/loff uPII/Y, I to,.., ,_n_r -end) 1#1 -'""'to - -,,. """----lit/Uri"' or,..,.,,., ..,_. flnll , - . WOtthiMII of sey, 1 man, Of dog~ to • ~t. Any lftlm•t with I he compte.: nervous system a mammal traum~tfzH by,.;,, 1nd -.,ery m•••ure should be ttktn to I'IOid ir. esp&c.fally In ltoltrttd and •rtlflcl•l•ltuttlons of little relevanc. 11 hU olttn boon /olred tOOI/1, the ebsurct/IY ol t:«teln IXPfHIMtrtllllon wfrkh InvolVes anlmll$, 101 eumplo- •n etptlnment testing the av6"Qe numbet ol ettbllnk$ per mlnuttl of • Rnesu& monkey avb/ecttd to 10111 d•tkneaa for one wHk. The poulblllttea ' ' ' llm/rleu, end so Is th6 tragedy if thes• IIIUitlon.s continue to exist. Reattfctlve gufdetm., would not tHt nec••••'Y II the quality ot wOtlc w1s conscltMtously thought out. Thousands of dollan In reae1rch funds woukl bfl ll'lltHi, e.mAput to Wt:Kk In 1 mort CtOn$1ruC.tJve nr•nner whll• thouaends ol anlmtl Jlv11 would be rescu«J from otherwise ln..lllble mlaoty. ctn IIIUmlngly be • K....., Sdlull UniYershy Slua.ol /Of Common Problem .,.,._., u ,- It'' BPfMr•m th•t J<elfy R;gg1' oomments on the ethics of animal experimentation hiS uus«<a 5lfongteaction, e$peC1aUy with thOse in~olflfld 1n reseateh fields which pract'" these method$. Unlot1unotoly, /tool thou oi/M<Jed pMkll h, .. mlsud Kelly Riggs' point. I f>*lieve such sJHJCulllld on the ourlandlshnttss of certain expetlmentttlon that whtHt to{}lcalfy pondered upo~Js ttufy unnftCI$$1ry. Thousands- ot animal lives are wasted on experiments that cannot retional/y be applied to , ,. cau~e of ''int:~e11sing out knowMJG~ to belter the world. •• Animals are manJpullltHJ ~md tortured, th.n enlclea ar• written and placed in scfttrWIIc Jouttttl~ newt to btl appiiM/to rele¥1nt circumstan~»• lor thf 11>«~1, lor man. or /01 any IS~t ol nttute In g«Jefll. t, as e student who lltlends to .,,., tiN field of blo#ogiRI TeSHtch, IHIII f5 poufble/01 a lftHrchftf to stand strongly lor the rights of animal$ PIIn I• ~Min, end 1 do not tl}lnk It Is tight to d1acrimate the 1 cen o n l y , _ 1"-1 r~~tr ,.,_,..,"ff,,.,,._ ,,. _,.,.,, to lilt focl ' " " muc11 pottla/tty eK111a I . Tho~- ·--··-··· --. @ --- .)[ WON ',t>U S'EU. AWACS TO SNI'FF~E "THE S,..UDIS! ~! Qt. i ANTI·SEMLT/C IS \WAf "(OU m_! Missing the point? Edllor. This ,.,.,. to your Octobet 26 Edllor/4/"A Go•ommenr lot I he,_,.?". 1 h. .elong edmftOd Rolph Hodet, ond wtoor lo//owt~ IJI_s nothl"ff to do with whether Of not NYP1RG '.s contrlb~Jt}on• ete Important to our society. Ho~ your lldltori~J completely mlsHt tit• point, ..pec/IUy w,_ -. Jaw ~nutb«< Teii>On Hell polillclons".,. crilicizfld lot hni111J dot>t th.,, /Obi - t y. Origlt>tlpurpos.. ol IM mondiiO"f ' " •r•tom _ . IO enricl!, /mptOWIIKf ditOCI/y ,.,.,,,, Ihi qudry of UB IJ100«11 life, lniMfion• lhll H YPIRG conalsfMI/y leHo 10 t~nize. Tiler P<niUtO Is cleet/y conttwy to r1>1 Truol"lluidolll>tl, wtrkh.,. o / - N cenafnly- et>o<1f11t Ill IM el(f»ttdlture educoriOna/, cultuttl, &Ociel, or tOCrUiionet?j. One might 1'1/W lhll HYPIRG'o use olalurteniiH - . t o otudy rl>l NIOQoro _ , , e /orm of , , . . . _ domoc:tK)' dN1r/rled tor, 11,.,,., good thll beMIItolllo out- community; f l o -. otrxfent oil'"'- Wflo the ••PM<flt~m~ ol ,_ "'aoun:eslorlnel-•- ore c:ltot/y wit/1/n tltelrtlghta. A"""" -.prlor..NYPIRG prof«;t might lttwot.. e •IIIII)' ol floelrano/1 •Y•tem In flulf1lo 1111 fiii(>OCII on 0111' o...., •tuchtnt comMuter ~ttema. But IIIII Ia nor ..,., NYPIIIG noll 10 do. Tholl ,_taiNts, lot • .,,.,.. ,.,uld lolorm you IIIII IMy •l>ould 1>0 comp.tor.ly Jr.. 10 -•ion lnw••tlgtll "Pid ,,.,,,, PIObl«rJ• In New Yorlc City. Thoy conaiiiMII'f lo/110 .,.,.,.,.nd wh'( eny quelllont ahould lie uaed obout .,.,. lnd now they use mon'ee t•-•n f1om UB lltidllnlf "''' erw !Mffy Clttlg<ted 10 _ , cempu• ~ C'-rly, NYPI/10 1/ol/ , . . , . , . ote nol - o i l y mloutlng eny Iundt ' - · " " ' , _ o/llcloll Olso '"''"""' lhll 11 lt/mponlble tor 11tem to d«oll ICCUtlte/y Ond fKOPOII/onole/'f flow t/Nir o/rocetlon Is lpecjflcolty to Nip 111/a ~. In shot!, floey do not-.. ....,...,.. .,se II tequtr.a IO <ft>-/1111//y 1/l.tr e•pond/fCHtl Nlflltf:lot//y. 1'110<e/ott. IMy ct/ltiOI tNI/y ,..,.,.,.,, lore- I,.Y .,_,., lllrtk 1//oclllon of . . , _ $30,000, ao no one tHI/y knowa ..,,, U8 u-re .,. tlflt/ng fot thott e.,..._ , _ conttii>Urlons r"- ..,,,_, ahou/d n,.. comp/1,.,,.., rflo" otuelttrre l o - I n tOYiewlng end Checli/ng OUI luch e(_.,.l_ lot /Mit -Jfble ar-••dahlp c:oncoml"ff o ,.,,. '""""'' o1 monoylot wtrlctr IMy -nol N YPIIIG-o,.l>onded end ,_urt$ II-·· IOCOUnt•blfl. II I I - thlllfl, 1~«>, lo pttln HYPI/10 fot mud! Of whit t>ur n Ia appr-ior. ro el/ow 111oup l u - 1/ltouf1h mltKfeiOr( 111 ,.....,,.,.. to /1011 lnd lndtipon-1/y w/lhoul almult,_u•lr tequlrlllfl IPPfOIX/IIe occounteblllly ltKf IOIPOIIIIbll/ry? ,,.,,y ••r lllcllalll A. &lggelkVIco P!eolclent for Student AHal.- ��. ~ ~ Columbia. .·. . 1.- run lhr<JU!#> o( lhe mechanism's ac1ions 1lw anlhropocoop.'oclc rnech4nical arm--o- Canada arm. as It Is sometimeS ~ed to-has an Interesting history due to Its lorei!Jo herltage. 1lw arm was clesi!Jled, dewloped and procb:ed by Spar Aerospaoe o( Toronto, Onlarlo. Its Canadian parmtage stems from an tntemationallnvuatlon extended to ~countries from the United States. 1lw appendage was paid lor entirely by the Canadian government with Spar s;vtng NASA the device as a gilL • Heading a Canadian learn of sub-contractors made up of lour majot companies and at least a doun more smaller firms, Spar was deleQI>ted oonsrructlon of the only ' mission coiticar component built outside the United States. Mission critical means a totaUy ~sful outoome of the project, b«:ause the Canada ann will be assisting the as!Tonauts In their Extra Vehicular AcUvlties (EVA). What this entails are all operations with center stage outside the parameters of the Columbia. With the attachment ol plat!orms, the elongated linol, could very well serve as a base for spacewalks or a : .t1- .t1-.t1-.t1-7{ .t1-.t1-.t1- ~-.t1- .t1- ~ .t1- ~ .t1- .If~ ~ ~ {( {( -· ** {( {( Haulea of Off-campus Li fe {( {( {( {( {( A Sem fnar-on: HEAT CONSERVATION TENANT RI GHTS & RESPONSIBIUTIES ~ Speaking: {( {I .{( {( t{( ____,._ ~ z.... ,.,. ... {( : {I . . I " T he amo was desi!Jied to handle the luD cargo load-65,000 pounds, OOjetts with dimensions o( oboot 60 feel by 15 lec!t, (tndudmg a space ~("he said. Owr 1!9 six to $1!W!1 !JO!ar incubaton perjocl the arm took Gn an unmtstakeably lw.lman appea~\n function Shoulder, eiJow ancJ \Aii'ls!, the pans arm can duplicate or better each moc1on of Its earthly oountrrpan . Browrong commented 1'he arm Is dose to an exact human llmb: lnciclentaly. the wd!#>t ol t1w arm fit comfortably beneath NASA's 1000 lb. maximum diet limitation. Besides the odded bulk canled on this launch the NASA pecple are uneasy about CJOSslllinds which can wreck havoc on a perfect landiog. That is why the plane will be ~t da.un Dnlle again al Edwards Air Force Bose. Ideally by the last ol the llw Initial flights, Johnson said they ar~ shooting lor landings at Kennedy Space Cmter. 'In Florida," Johnson remarked, 'there's only 300 feel to fool with. It's a dried lake bed at Edwol'ds.' • Thls second flight will surpass Its predecessor In all categories Including duration-45 days plus)-welght and g1mmlckery, as will each succeedlog tnP pass this, but none may be as historic. Once Columbia's s~~«ess Is replicated, mass production of Its outcxme should be no great chore. • • d -~ W1t& w1s om {( {( {( {( {( {( {I {I {I : {I {( : {( ~~~~~J1-~J1.44~~~.~~4~~~J1.! 1 ___j {( {( Mlcltael Walker of Jl.tloaal Fuel Doa Slloan J r. E--.. - - · -i'l Wednesday. Nov. 4th at 4 :00 pm Room 339 Squire Hall. MSC . Is still a long way olf. But ~{~ oo~G. L.S.P. & O.C.H. -·· llglt stauon, or 10 1\andk space construction-which Bot company spokesman Christopher Browning stressed that Its primary purpose will be 10 handle cargo. made up promanJy of satelotn toward the 65.000 pound proficiency level. • the most dramatic experiml!nt taking place on this ~lis the planned operation ol a 50 loot extending arm whose role Is crucial to working out tn 5pliCl' Ot1gjnal!y, Johnson said, II was scheduled 10 pluclt something in orbit using the arm. but a frozen beamg In the hatch o( the cargo hold was detected, postponing that test lor lear the door would not shut. What wiD occur tl>oud> is a 13 and one-hall J.!S j4 . ~ By THE SPECTRUIIf'S NATIONAL DESK 1) What IIW Cattbbeon lsloncls t..n.. indrpmdont m Sunday olll!! 350 _.. ol Bntish nAt? 2)1!/hon ~ al 50 stole$...~ 1$ tho~~ ol the Uni!4d Stotes? (Hall croclt for """""-~the curectstate,J 3) \\/bat dooo$ lht ""'01¥11 PATCO represmr? 4) Whldt dty Is ~ wost, Atlonta or Oouoit? 5) Name the twO U!!<JWIIS who wil be ~ill& 5po<2 $hlodo ~.-dtll! 6) Whotls the worttrs tallat man maclt suueture? 7) What was tho fi>allally ~ the Senotc YOie last .....,... .mid> do4r.d the way IO! tho sale of tho AWACS oo Saudi A~? 8) Who Is Franc:ds Mllterand? 9) \\/bat a•t tho flw """' pq>olor - In the Unikld Smtes? 10) Judged by total ,..,.., ..tool Is the worlds largest corpcraoion? Ill What is tho capital ol Kansas? 12) WNc:h Unitod Smtes Pralclent ...,rghed the most? ANSWERS 'ifOJ. ,._,., WOfllJM...,- /lf!K>d ,...., .........VIZI _fo,.,.,.,. llljl• •lpdoJ.{II /I·~, r, ~l,, ' ~IP'/S q~ jO'Iojj " ..... . -........ •.PJO" llljl /()1 r. ._.,.,.,. · - ·j~x>~ '-'f/01' 'IJWS '1\f f.\ltf,l41~\1f\i f , I i y ' '""'! 011"""''-'"""'"''·CI--V"'J"'f0d _.,llljl(6 -.~ fo IWI'!"'d · -llljl ' l - ....,..,..18 \ , ~ ! a.-~--lfl'l'illljlfl : .....,otiZ"'"""".L """""S"""""'P.L-fftlqOfC>d/lljllf-~-·......." llljl/9 'I""'S .-dS l l l j l - , . . "'"'J. - , . , . 6f6U3 !jdnof' ~ - --o""''• -'"'11"'1"-'~ ~...........,»>PJ."V~-o:uvJif: BIQENUN Ni8hl BLUE NUN by the glass or boule ,.,.,_.._ , C...."-. . . .,,.,,...,.............. ..... .,.. ...... THURSDAY, NOV. 5th from 9:(}() pm - until ? I · 1,. ............ FREE! B01TLES OF BLUE ~nd T-SH/RTS "P"'"''!,...,..v.., ___ -.rJ~~~j• fo ---"tt'l""'l"C'~""'S ~-IZ llljl/1 �PATCO l loses in key court battle;.Controllers may seek new union By ALAN C. KACHIC T ht lutu"' oltht Prolosslonal Air Traffic: Contrdlers Organization (PATCO) os o leglamate labor represenl<>tivc 1< bleol< all4!r last "'"""'s US C<lurt ol Appoals dedslon permitting the union's decetllleodon, Hope remains. howevor. rex tl1e nearly'9000 fired controllers that they eon regain empl<lyment as a result of • report by iho House Commtneo on Post Office •nd OvO SoMcc suggesting their re·Nring On October 22 tht Federal Labor Relations Aulhority IR.RA>-a ptlvately staff«! gouemment ll'""P which designata ..nat union eon represen~ wNeh worl<ers-doc:erdlled PATCO-~ that II took &NW'/ PATCO's tight 10 repr...,t the controller• tn eotleedvt batgolnlog. Union presldont Robert Poli immediately ~ tho ruling wfieh Stated that the olr controllers O!gai'Ua6on "'wwllfully and inl4!fltlonally• brd<e thtlr oontr1>c:t and. more ImpOrtantly In tht _.,...,.,(, opiAion. fedo<ol law by stnking last .....,.. It b ollfgol for Ncleral cM1 MOVOnl~"*h the oonlrollors or.-to sltt<t. The Wo"*>ggon Appoels C<lurt goanted PATCO a stay In the ruling to five Poll a better opportunity to present hb case but last Tuesday the oour1 olowed the stay 10 run out. The tint> jUdge Aid that the controller$ union 1\as no< tnacle ....._'Y "'**"' .,. the st--..g ~ 10 tjw ~... '""""' the R.RA dedsion. disdaimlng T ht result of dis <>CIIon. ~ !Tom ~any bargatn;ng power which PATCO •bll had. Is to lea110 the remaining 6300 civilian wort<ero-who defied the union slrtke order-..ithout organl%ed ...,....,..,tlon . Thoro are reports. thou!;> no 'OCiiOo has ~ b«!n lllkcn. that the oonuollers are planning to build o """ uniOn. Claiming that to rehire tht Ured WO<kers """'ld be unf4ir to those controllers who did not walk out •• well a• os5etling that It """ld logamlze lawloo•"""•· Secretary ol Transportation brew Lewis \lOWed to """"'re-tire a single cllsml$$ed PATCO 1'1>0111ber. TI-e sllitlng oontrollers stil claim that the Amorlcan"" rraflle system c:aMOI sUJVtve without thtm wtile Lewis oonlinues to voice hs tlwals, the OUI cl·-'< controller$ found support. althou!;llndlr<e~ f,om the House ol Represenl<>tMs. The House '<'PO'' Committee on Post Of&ee and CMI Se-vtcc. in a ~ ogo, suggosted ~t the best QJ. . for the faltering alr trofllc systml Is a re-~ of an 'subslanllal ~- ol the ftred conlrolors Spokesman lor the House Con-rmnee Tcm ~ ~ that in the report 'We~.. With the con<iJslon olthe FAA ~al A~t~a6on AdnWIIsrrationl that by 1963 the system can be l1bJill.. Joyce told The Spedn.m that ""' con<iJslon two""'""" UUAB Concerts Presents l\l•ol "'their (FAA) dd1<> and our staff~' W ."' <101 having the jurisdiCtion to .,...,. rule Lewis •• ..; •ooommerld retiring. Joyce explained that 'We..., no ott... "'~ 10 odw the problem • TI-e House Commltt.., has JUTisdlclion....., logislatlon lnvoMng public: ~:but thi• power 15 exl0leled to only logislatlon 'smt 10 tht Hill by the O.,.rtnw!nt ol Transportadon." p,,..._,oty, olr traflle Is flowing relaliv<'ly smoothly although the sllite Is beginning t<l lllke Its toll ~ts art n;nnlng at only 80 percent nom>al eapadty with onochr!t flvt percent cutback expected by ·.a Thanksgiving E~t out ol ten worlring controllers-both the ulllonless cMIIans and requisitioned mililory oontTollers-are ,_ worlrong 48 or more hours • u.oe<l<. Belore tho strilw the """"'91' worlr """"" was 40 hours but ewn this was cons&ed ho.wy for the hi!#> pressure wort< ol •• traffic: oontrollong PATCO had requested a ..O.Ctoon In the wort< week os one of the;r demonds before the stt~ Ths problem ji aggravated by the fact that moot ol the -'<ers ,_ maming the towers ore ddoJ_..-.sly .. management pa61110ns-and .... lrkoly 10 how the · - found In ..... ~ ~ It b a quosbOn marl< raised by •d<ins PATCO _.,..,, ..s 10 ho.i.r long the oystem can MIMW ufely under those heavy wort< oordlians. present Comedy Night At The Rat Rock With POLYROCK with produced by PhUip Glus avantgarde compo.er A FREE Concert Wed. Nov.· 5th Haas l:OOp.m. Sst. Nov. 7th 8 p.m. Squire Hall Rathskellar 2.50 Student Tickets: 3.50 Oenen~l Admlulon __________________________:.....______ ,_... ............. .~....H!"I'I''iJo<,,.··~~ · 11 �Lybian leader losing ground in Chad 8v ROGER CHRISTIAN AND ~EPH B. ZINGALE Sewrol """"' from N"4amena. capital dly al Chod. ""' polnbng to a new pcbtical stoft ~o>~U.. its pdllleal drda h _ , !hot tho S'4JP0'1 Colonol M"""""' Quaddalft 1\o$ ~IOd lor hlmso!lin ~ Chad-lti milila'Y fooas inYadod Ol1ld loit year-Is dl.inlltog and his IC>mlef loyalists haw shifted their support In favor of Chadian President (loukoul . w~ The $Udd<n populorily of Waddeye, the tTonSitlonbl President of Chad, li ln effect due 10 thr declloo In ollogiance lor Acyl Ahma~ thr Chadian Fooe~gn Mln!ste< al the m.nslttonal gavemrnont, who aptw•ntly is Colonol Quaddaffrs prindpal ally. Wad<ieye'• une>q>ected oonsolldalkln al polltiul- was achieved largely without tho auls~not al tho Chadlon Analysis IMPORTANT PARKING INFORMATION VOICE YOUR COMPLAINTS! Stud ap for yoar right. ia the clauroom.l Fiad oat what yoa cu do to resolve academic proble..J l r - - - - - IN OTHER WORDS:- - - - - , TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE ACADEMIC CLEANINGHOUSEI c.JJ La- IW DeliiH I I L-----636-2950----to ,...,e u ..,.,....._, er he, ia at SA .U fil/llflf • ~ 1wa Anyone· parking in the r~erved car pool parking spaces located in lot PSa, P7b, P7c, Michael Lot1 Baird Lot, and Parker Lot without the proper permit, will be ticketed. Baronet Candy Ice Cream Parlor �A·a• - --.. .-- . ·.N:-Jl·r B - -·f·u 1~. . , , THE CHABAD HOIJSf OF BUFfAlO ' THE JfWISH STUOfNT UNION pttstnt • The Holocaust After 36 Years W~d~y. Nov~~r 4th • "NIGHT AND fOG" .k'tlaimtd lin! of ear~ • "Aoonlll! of Tnt Just". ~..., ofcorits' n . . - w~h mrn ' _ , who mi<H thtlr INts ro -"'• tht ~ Squft IQII, "" lH. 01 7:30pm l hurid<ly. NoYrm~r 5t h • Professor r'hrHip Veil. Proftaof of GmnM1 ., tht o.pc Mocltm LM~euose. SUNYAB. Topoc· " Tilt Crim c{ Gtrm"" Jtwy" Squ11t H41i. '"' ) 32. I 1 ~ I pm ot Mrs. Gerda Klein. author or .. All Bur My Ufe" and "The Blue Rose". Squire Holl. rm 134 8 pm Topic: "Reminiscences of My The Spirir thor Suroiues" Wor~~.~~;uttur:.!-e~~~~~~s 9-"'---ATTENTIONII~ ~ Y Much ol AtTica and Asia Is In the mkkt ol seveoe food shortages. In Poland, tht! couniT'/• 36 million people are on the b<iflk of riotll'lg clue to unparallelled dcllclenck!s In basic food staples Whlle In the United States. howewr. tht! problem, Is not too little food, but too much. For America's 2.5 million farmers. 1981 will be one of the largest harvests In the nation's history. The effect has been to ~s fonn ~ for such commodities as corn. whcoat. flee. ~. and co«on. Whlle lnc:orM Is declining. fanns must battle rising production <OSIS coupled with f'li!#\ interest rates and Wlatlon. Interest rates are so IJ9! that for the fnt lli'M 111 history they are the mo5t expensive aspect ol production costs. tocalllng nearly $10 biDlon. In an emergency repon to Presldent Reagan. Seaetary of Agricull\lfe John Block warned that Wlless prices rise or federal subsidies are increased. many farmen would not be able to plant MXt lie&'· tJnable to grow crops. these fa11'lli!>"S would haw no recou~ but to dl>dare bankruptcy. In 1979. fann income was $29.4 b!Hion. In 1980, agriculture was plagued by a severe droogh~ cutting income by a fuU ooo-rhlrd. Today. thanks to nature's blessing. farmer.s will receive only $16 billion after Inflation. Not since tO!!- great depression h3's fArm c:ommodltles deteriorated to rhls level. Fot Instance, at the prevaUing price level, for ewry bushel of corn a fantM!r sells, M gets back 40 cents less than It cost to grow. Many farmers are beil'lg forced to store ther ha.vests In hope of ~prices later 1n the lie&'· Part of this hope rests on owr·seas sales which rotaled $40.5 b11J1on last lie&'· The 50111o!1 Unlon. In the wake-ol another disa.sterous harvest, may buy up to 23 rnllllon menlc tons ol !F"in and soybeans this year. This may be an Impetus to raise food prices. The Department of Agriculture predltts farm exports to Increase by $3.5 billion this year. This ooukl be curtailed. ~. due to a srrong dollar. making American foodstuffs more e>q>en5i\le to ford9'> oounl!les. f urthet assistance to IN beleaguered Iarmer lies with the Federal gouemmonL Part of President Reagon's rec:owry pr<¥am include$ sharp lud&n C. P.ariAto Attomey-•t-uw 36 Hopklno Rd. Wlli8m•vlh -..,.,:J C 631-8884 Troftk. ........,..._".., FREEINfTIAL CONSUL TA T70N ~ the COI'I1)anVS history, l.es1er Brown. a former A9"i<>dture Oeparunent otflcial. suggested that after farmers make It ~ this year's rich harvesl. they must (au an even tougher problem-the threat of soil erosion. Erosion Is due loss of vital top 5011 because of overly intensive land use. Accordlt1g to Brown in an intervieW wllh U.S. Na»S and World Report, 34 pe<cent of the nation's cropland Is losil'lg top •011 at a rate tl)at Is undennlnlng Its Iongo term procluetivi!y. One third of the world's arable farm land Is suffering from eKcesslw erosion, with dlmlnlshll'lg ~ yields Annuelly. Brown also said that the effects ol intensive , agriculture Is a historical problem. North Africa-now mostly ddert-was once the granary of the Roman Empire. The only solution to prevent this lfOfl1 happening Brown said, Is through terracing, crop rotation and~ some land to retum to pasrure-approxlmately 17 mllllon acres. The short term costs would be three times as great as. the benefits and the other alterna!M< IIIOUld be to watch the fertile Midwest become worthless. Brown also asserted that the demise of 10 the American ll!Jiculture <bing the 1980s ooukl produce a~ food crisis similar to the energy crisis of the 1970s. Already, ""'"' than 33 1)6Ceflt of the world popu1aoe is dopenden1 upon the American farmer. "Unless we In North Americ:o act to curb the loss of precious top soil, we will faa a <!atasbtlphk: problem In 10-20 years down the road; Brown tdd the magazine. r---------------------, •SfJ Joseph II Perl=:::n-:. : I I : I I f .All Jleopfe .AIItHtliHP ?:ftc The tann lobby tn Washil'lgton trying to pressure Coogress to restore agnculture ~ assistance, suggesting the United States could become an tmporter ol food In the near future If ther poliy Is not adopted. This would occur If ~ bankl\llll farmers left lh!lr land fallow, dlSCOUfllging their children from bocoming fo!TI'oefs. Farmer's decreasing lnc:orM will not only be felt ~ 111 the agriculrural sector of the ecMOrTiy-the shock wa- will be felt in urban America as woll Farmers and their families cannot purchase consumer clurables such as cars. appliances and c:lolhlt1g and lnternationall-larvester Is bc!lng rocked by financial disaster as orders for farm equipment continue to tumble. Harvester management pra1;cts this to be the worst year In 388 ~~enmote ...... (N. .r Englewood) t--"""-.Clo-.. . . MASTER CHALLENGE TROPHY WINNER 20% ~on,__, a •. - . - . · on r ....,..,. & ~~ OHw Exflll- Not. ~~ IN!. EM ............... I COMING liooH= ........ 111ow *YN:IIIIIftg ._a..I • .,.,.. ............. ~ I I I I 1 I I 835-93391 -------------------~-- r• rt f" /7':T/7 'V (! 1/ ~ 1'1/l ~1 '-/ 61'V f\, {;I nv V Vy We need !lour responses now for the bonuesl. Saturday, 14th of Nou. at 7 pm ol the S ~ J ~ VFW Post , Central P.ork Plaza. ~'' ~"' ~ Co<ktJO hour prior to tht mW with 4 houri of • open bor followln&l ROAST BEEf/CHICICFNISAlAOt>ESSERT With D""'inG To tht Music of 'Ciystal IUut' l L 2s n me is runnine out ll ~ Respons to CFC Offlc~ or call e..CRAIG 636·4546 or MIKE 636·4503 ...., Wed. NOY. • Tb•n· Nov. Fn. NOY. 6 Erie X· Whites s1HEPANJCS Paper Faces w/REMOTE. CONTROL Sat. Nov. 7 Trek w Quintronics MIXED DRINKS Z FOR THE - PRICE OF 1 TILL MIDNIGHT DRAFI' SOC SCREWS AND MARYS 7SC , �By Jack Anderson and Joe Spear \ Pentagon secretly continues· psychic tests B11 .lACK ANDERSON AND JOE SPEAR WASHINGTON-We hallll been reporting lor months that the Pentagon Is expervnenling • With psychic warfare. The prqec:ts had '-" cloeked In the deepest secrecy. the ostensible reason was naticnal security. But the projects are so blurre that anolher posslblllly lor secroc:y suggests Itself. sheer embamlssment. The Navy, for example. paid 34 psychics $400 a month each to try 10 reocl the minds of Soviet submoTine commanders under the 54!lll!f1 seas. The Air For<:4! tried to determine whetm a psychic could move the quarter·ounce ~ of a nuclear bomb by sheer will~. Buff sr;\tudentu;::,. ob ~e\f The Pentagon even discussed Board Conuoca i tlons Leader of the Jewish Defense rr• t..()t'e League •. , "' ' or a tJml! warp which WOIIId inte=pt lncomil1g So..;o,t misSiles over the North P~ and cause them tO Qetonate thousands or years age>. Now weve ~amod that the Al'ff'ti is proYidng ftnanc:lal support for the "frst Earth Banallon." wl-ich may be schooled at a monasll!r)lln Santa F., N.M. Membe<s or this eli~ l.llit wlll be trained to meditate while marching. <Xllmlunicall! with each other by ESP and to canbat the """"'!! with the •forw or love." The ITalnees wiD also be!ln each day with a "pr1maa scream." This Is del1ned as a loud shout-which Is ll.ilat the taxpayers might do over the way their money Is being spent The First Earth Battalion will also be anned with tanks and armored personnel carriets equipped with stereo speakt>rs that will blast loud rock lllU$1;. Actually, that may 1101 be a bad Idea. Sonw that stuff Is enough to make anyone surrender. Yesteryear waa better: In or __ 'f.l()l• ·' P Thu.raday, Nov. 5th at 7 pm the possibility ... his campalgn ~last year, President Reagan repeatedly posed the questlon: Are you better elf than you weN four )lftltS arp? We've done our own r~..:h on the matter, and the ansv.'<l!' Is no If you malcA! any purchases at all. the prices will be hl!#1er Four years ago. ~ inflation n112 was sli!i>t)y roore than 6 percent Earlie-r INa yur II was 10 pe'CEJlt. lf you go!t sick today, ycur lw.alth care costs Will be men In 1977. hospital cost\ """"t !Ising at a nste ol16 poorcent Earlier this ~~"~''· they were cllmblr1g at an annual fllte ol 20 percent and they're still going up. lf you want to buy a new heme, chances JOTC! you can't alford IL The skyrocketing Interest n~tcs haw turned that American dream Into 11 nlghtmare. As a result, the number of new homes under conslruc:Uon today Is only half what II was four years arp. Want to buy a used cor? Consider this: Four 11"4rs ago, the IIWrllgl! price was $2,693. Today tt Is $3.780. In 1977, there \Wre 29,000 used-car dealers: today then! are 3.000 fewer. fl you "'lin! on Social Sec\Jrlty. you can't be sure you IMII conlinLie gelling your check In 19n. Congress promised Baffalo State U.ioa Social Hall KMrl " ... 1~ ' ... .• 2.01 .... 2.11 TUM! t.M -·... ..... • .2t money, or course, won't ;acx:ornpllsh anything_ It's •imply $100 billion that won't be seen ~ It won't provide a morsel o(lood lor the huO!JY; It won~ purchase any medicine for the elderv, it won't procfur:e any new weapons for the Watch on .,a.te: Uncle Sam ZBT Night WINGS 10 · U.1t 20•1.11 )() ... .. Thursday Nov. 5 60 • &.11 50 • t.t1 60 .f.11 rclugees In the nation's capital Offlclals claim they had to hire a private catcnng firm to provide the refugees with three meals and a snack every day beoluse no fedefal fac~ltles were available. OuT soun:es say the meals cost so much because the refugees demand a special diet-Including lots of PIZZAMERICA ... 1836·2996] Congress passed the president's budget plan only a few roonths ago, It was colculated then tha.t the lnteres1 on the national debt would cost Americans about $86 bllllon. But the national debt c:eUlng was flllsed and, along wlth lt, the Interest that must be paid. The best esllrnate now Is that the taxpayers will haw to cough up more than $100 billion In interest in 1982. Paying Interest on borrowed Is spendlng some $1,200 a day to feed a group of 44 Cuban SALE TACOS & BURRITOS n..z.e Is one ~ statktlC. The unemploymont still about the same as it was In 1977-7 percent AU things ca>slclered, l9n already seems lite the good old days. • Toatorrow will be wone: One reason President Reagan will have trouble balancing the ~t Is beoluse exorbitant Interest n~tes keep running the goyemmcnt deeper Into the red. n~te{f or UBS, TACOS, WING SUBS oenJUry. But four )lftl\'S later. the Social Seeunty rrust lund Is WI shaky flnllndal condition. Pentagon's arsenal But there Is one ~ it will do: It Will cost every American family four about $2,000 in taxe5 next year. PIZZA PIZZA that a sharp increase In Pilll'oiJ taxes would shore up the Social S«urtty system for half a sweels. rn.an11a11:az:.e and Alabama Slammers 3 Shots for $1 -The federal government shells out more than $225 mtiJlon annually for child foster care around the nation. New York State alone rakes In about half that amount. Now ccngrcsslonal tnveSI@tors say the stall! got about $50 million too much 0\lllr the past four yea>s. Apparently, New York orflclals billed the federal !JO'ol01ll'l1en t illegally for odmtnlsiTJIIJ\oc costs and the bureaucrats mistakenly paid the bills. twted Feoture Syndicate, Inc. THURSDAY NIGHT LIVE TUXEDO In Concert 10 pm ·12 pm Thurad•y, New. 5th Porter Ceteterfe ETITcott Sub Shop Special: FIIEE Pick._ with ony •-Subl 178 BAILEY AVE. 836-8905 "'•••ntN by UUAB. Block 1111. II, FSA Food S•,.lc•. DSA, SA-11$0 �sports said. "The coaches caUed the right plays a1 the right time. If (the play) was goins for us the first two or three ti111es, we're going to keep on doins it till they stopped us." It "orked throughout the first quarter, he carried the ball three more times for a one qu¥ter total of 78 yards. But that was the only UB of[ensive puch. Canisius zeroed in on Mueller for the rest of lhe game and held him to just two yards on five carries. UB JV Head Coach Mike Christman recognized that the game plan needed revisions. "They (the Griffins) adjusted a little bit so we had to go to some other things," he said. Overall, Mueller accounted for almost half of the Bulls' total yardage. He snared a short pass in the fourtli quarter and ran it out for a SO yard gain. "Super job, super job," Christman remarked. "Fred had a super day for us." But the rest of the day was all Griffins. After US's first score, Canisius had a fourth and six on the UB 24. They gambled. Expecting the sweep, the Bulls' defense was startled to see running back Gary Swetland come through lhe middle of the line. Swetland took it all the way in to the end zone giving the Griffi.ns !he lead to stay at 7.{). He ended the day with 81 yards on II carries. - J- HypoolowoloJ OM ol ,..., txighl ~tt In UIJ de!NI JV Bu.lls lose to Canisius in finale UB finishes at 1-3 By KEVIN KRUEGER $pmf1Jm Sttif/ WrittT A 20.{) loss to Canisius College capped lhe UB junior varsity football season dropping the Bulls' record to 1·3. • The Griffms took advantage of good field position and UB mistakes, scoring each time they gained control of the ball on the Bulls' side of lhe SO yard line. Canisius successfully rotated 10 different rushers and seven receivers in amassing 282 total yards, compared to US's 171. The Bulls staned their opening drive on their own 3I. Four minutes and seven plays later, quarterback John Kowalczyk broke into lhe end zone on a roll-right option play from 17 yards out to give UB an early 6.{) lead. The extra point was tipped and no good. During lhe successful series, freshman running back Fred Mueller carried lhe baU on every play, except the last. Running off tackle plays, both left and right, he 'startled the Canisius defense with his agility. At one point he ran back-to·back plays of 28 and II yards. "The line was blocking good," Mueller \o Both teams picked up a first down each in their next drives, but both stalled and ended in punts. UB made their first important offensive miSiake on their next posses~ion. On a third down shotgun situation, the bal.l was snapped over quarterback Ken Hyer's head. Cani.sius pounced on lhe loose ball, gaining excellent field position on lhe UB 40. It waJ n01 long before running back Phil Palmiero scooted in from 16 yards out to score lhe second Griffs' touchdown. The lead was stre~ched to 14.{). Later in the second quarter Bulls' defensive back Tony Brown thwarted a Canisius drive with a.n interception deep in his own territory. Four plays later, Canisius re~urned lhe deed, stealing a Hyer pass at the UB 44. The Griffins worked lhe ball down to lhe 10, when qu11_rterback Sean O'Brien's pitch to running back Rick Morabito veered off target. The Bulls' heavy pursuit forced Morabito to scramble after picking up the ball on the bounce. He lost 18 yards and a clipping penalty was tagged on to bring the ball right back out to the 44, where it became first and 36 late. Yet O'Brien was not about to surrender easily. He threw two receptions to bring Canisius down to the UB 13. Two plays later, with IS seconds to ao, Morabito swept into the end zone from eight yards out. Both teams barely broke into lhe other's territory during a defensive-Q)ntroUed third quarter. The furthest penCiratioo was by Canisius, who temporarily found themselves on the Bulls' 48. The next play, they were thrown for a loss bact across the so. The ftrSt play of lhe fourth quarter was Mueller's SO yard catch, giving UB possession on the Griffin's 20. But Canisius' defense stiffled what was to be the last UB threat, forcing incomplete passes and a crucial third down sack. In the game's last 14 minutes, UB could only muster a total of three yards. ':They just played better today," Christman said. "We made a lot of mistakes, a lot of mental errors. We dropped and fumbled lhe ball and jumped offsides~a lot of mental mistakes." "Today they weren't any belter !han we were," he added. "No more depth, no more talent."· �By ANTHONY M. PE1TI MuniJI/Ifl EdtltY You know it fU\81ly bit me. That eerie fedina that I'm swtlna to srow old has got me by the kidneys. \ Just the other day I sat do"'n to watch a baseball same and there: before my ey<~ were Dave Riah<ltl and Ridcy Hmckrson. lbose..lwo smilin& youna ball playn$ with the bri&)Jt futures were out there on the diamond havina a &rand old time, and I was sit tina inside Qtthin& them on TV. Bi& deal you say? Wdl. I bappm to he older than them and I'm still bac:kina away in eollqe. Henderson and Riaheui are lhousandaires workina toward millions, and here I am not eva> a hundredake. You blow. I think it all &00$ b.Kk to my ctuldboocl (~rytbin& can he blamed on clu1dhood). I was raised on baseball. My father played it conSWitly and u soon as I was old enough to join a Jea&ue, Pathrust me out to the ballpark. With that kiod of bactsround you can aum "'hat I wanted to he when I crew up. Yep. a profes$ional baseball player. Well, 14 yell'S later I'm ban&ioa out this story while a auy who could he my younaer brother is makina a fonune. I still play..ball, but it's just not the same. I think a lot of you out there can sympathiu with my dilemma. We've played sports all our UVQ, some even wdl, but we've never made the bi& time. We're the guys from the Michelob commercials. You know, "Tony and the boys have been getting together for the weekend ballaame these past ten years. and they always finbh with a little Michelob Ught ." How do you feel when J9U sit down 10 watch a Oeor&ia football same and Herschel Walker runs for 300 yards? He's only a sophomore. What about WNY's own Jimmy Arias. He's 17 years old and is ranked in the top 100 profQSionaltennis players in the world. For hockey fans there l.s Dale Hawerchuk of the Winnipeg Jets and Bobby Carpenter of the Washington Capitals who are both 18. Some of these auys are just out of bigb school and I'm struulina to (jnish eollqe. It's a transitional st&&e I'm in. In a few more yell'S I won't think t,..U about brin& older than some of the pros, but ri&)Jt now I'm just close enou&)J to fed the gap. Is there: a cure for this melancholy that pi&&UQ me? Wdl, I don't know. If 1 come up with one l'lltell you later. Risht no,... me and the boys bave to &et to the f.eld in time for our weekend kkkoff and then a few? You auessed it! Michelob Ught.s. NH< .,.,., ra Food ANd FiTNEss Food ANd FiTNESS By LAWRENCE POWER, M.D. Los Anr<lts Ti'MS Raw wheat germ new cure-all If there's still;l mystery or two in human nutrition, and good evidence supports the notion there is, then wheat germ would be a good bet to contain it. Raw wheat germ . Not the toasty, S1abilized and bottled stuff, but the son and velvety kind that comes bagged in a nitrogen atmosphere. Once opened, it needs refrigeration because it goes rancid in a few weeks when exposed to oxygen. Raw wheat germ is fragile, healthful stuff as good foocf usuaUy is. There's something in it for heart and mind and skin. Regarding the heart, w-. know that $aturated fats drive up cholesterol and unsaturated fats help bring it down. Raw wheat germ is a good source of unsaturated fats. Regarding asing, we know that wrinkling of the skin and aneries results from loss of elasticity in those tissues. It ha~ns when their elastic fibers brealc through oxidation, a reaction that is slowed by a.n ti-oxidants like vitamin E . Raw wheat germ is a good source of vitamin E. Re&ardina brain function, studies on mice and medical students have shown that supplemCliiS of choline will temporarily improve memory. Choline is one member or a -~••••II••••••••••••••••••••••••• FF!!! ~ 0.....,.,..,.. ~ DOUBLE WINGS ~ii /ex.cepr Monday$) I ~=:- RJ.BOTTOM.S I I 011 """""' i FOOD- BOOZE • BOOGIE ...,. -•· ..r .., . . .,.'- • .,.. ••••• . ,., . , . I I I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 18 .no.~ .~... --...,.,.,!llt family of chemicals that transmit signals in the brain, connc:cting up the wiring so to speak, for beuer function. Choline is present in useful amounts in lecithin, and raw wheat germ is a good source. But raw wheat serm is also mysterious stuff. It comes as close as any food fraction to justifying the supplement approach to full nutrition health. Orthodo" nutritionists will tell you that a balanced diet is all you need for fuU nutrient health, that you need take no food supplements. Their kind of thinking equates health wilb the absence of clinical disease and it is becoming a liltle out of date. It is classic RDA thinking in the sense that scurvy is prevented by SO milligrams of vit.amin C each day, so you will get no benefit from taking more, and there could be harm from taking too much. But some new-thinking nutritionists wonder if perhaps somewhere between signs of too little and signs of too much, there might not be room for some fine tuning of doses for a particular benefit. For uample, animal studies have shown improved resistance to tooth decay in healthy rau Biven supplements of vitamin C. All the animals got enough vitamin C by traditional thinking but those taking the bonus got another bonus of fewer cavities. Another e"ample would be the memory studies mentioned above and the improved memory performance. Traditional nutrition concern with choline has focused on the liver, not the memory. One of today's nutrition research fronts concerns itself with nutrient doses beyond amounts required to prevent deficiency d~: not high enough to cause diseases or excess but beyond simply preventin& defiCiencies. Inevitably, these studies are being pioneered in California. It is a kind of nutrition fine-tuning. 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Rozelle finally achi eves his dream of NFL parity 8) CARY STERN ~rvm Stl!/l Rrponu h< Klca of equahty and compctiti..,.... amona l"auonal I Footblll l.a&bC (NFL) teams bas loaa bem Qxnmiuio.,.. Pete Roull<'s pl. By establis.hin& a new S)'Siem of sclledultaa and inililt!Jaa certain nak chanJ<O. Roulk ltas soUJ!tt to a>·oid the predicublility th.ot is now inherent in ocher m~ sporu. T For O\'« a decade now, the l"atlonal Hoekey L<aa"" has featu~ the same •ix or S<Vmteanu dominatiaa play <X>mistently. ~ tc:ams that have bad I'CCICol succus in major league baseball. ba>'e been thooe that have been aurmivc It dippin& into the free agent pool. Thus far in the 1981 NFL season. Roulle's plan has resulted in near total parity. One alancc at the standinss at the season·s half·way mark. and it becomes clt.ar that a balance exists that may never- ha ...e been S«n before in profenional sporu. l"o loaaer can division titles be a"arded before the: ..ason's stan 10 Oakland or Pituburalt or Dallas or Los Aftad<:s. There is not one tram that can be eon.idcred truly "domanant.'* maki"' RouUt's clusic: sratement that, ••on any 1)\'Cn day, any team can beat any other team," son>ctbin& or a rtalily. lbu modem dqree of competition in the lcapJ< bas Sh'CO way to "dlaDJma or the: JIWd" atflOOI its teaJm. The (Jr5l Dtn< pmts Of thl> ha>e d<diDe or"'""" per<Mial PQ"-.rbouses and the rue of pa5l has-bem>to th< rol< or a eont<ndcr. ""D<Soed .... T be Oakland Raider>-thc: defendin& Super Bowlohampions and bolders or one of tbe winninrest reeords in all of fOOl hall over the ItA IS years-h.o>·e fatltn Into obscurity. Having hardy Jurvived the >C&SOn's fiHI half with • 4·' record, the entire NFL is lining up for a shot a t the learn apinst whom only l'A'O team$ have a winnln& record in head-to· bead oompctitlon. Oakland'• fall eon be contributed almost entirely to its offenoe, whleh bas been dormaru, having b«n unable to score during a strc•ch of three 5lnaiaht &arntl· Quanctback Jim Plunkett. last seuon•s bia hero and Super Bowl MVP, was benched aner the third shutout. A broken bone in his passina hand-suffered while followina throuah 0010 the ltdmet of an onrushin& Minoe.ota Vikina in the S«<nd week-bas left Plunkett unable to lf"'P lh< fOOl boll properly. The vaunted Oaldand line h.os bem subje<~ to a 1/<0l deal of cntitism b«aUJt Plunkett has bem takin& SKks r21ltcr titan forciaa pwa he tn<w hu Injury would not allow him to eomplete. The PfUSUtC became so intenoe that team Captain Ocnc Upshaw, a ~ime AI,J·Pro auard plarinJ in his 16th seaJOn, was b<oched. Fullboclt Mart Van &allen and wide roct!i•u Bob Cllandl<r. the • mo5l consisaeot perfom>er$ •n Oakland's offer~>< a )'ear ago, have so far misttd tM embarrassina season with injurle$. The Raider defense. quite pombly, has been th< mo>1 overlooked unit in fOOl hall. Havin& been on the f~eld for most of their ciaht &arnts· dut to the offcrue's Inability to hold th< ball, they have &iven up just 130 points-tho fourth lowest total in the NFL. Although middle suard Reule Kinlaw, middle linebacker Bob Nelson, and strons safety Mike Davis are out for the year, the defense leads the entire league with 31 quanerbatk sacks. With the: entire scrond half of 1he season to oome, the champions remain far·fdched c:ootenders. The two reasons that Oakland is hardy in the race at the half way point, arc tbe Denver Broncos and the Kansas City Chief>. Both teams h.ove finally pr....,.ed powerful offcrtJts, "'hich tbey ltave lat.:ked for years. Denver quanctboclt Craie Motton-<be oldest player in the: NFL 11 .19-is havioc the rmcsc teaSOcl of his career, l<adin& the ~<aaue in passoQI as owdJ as • · His 1,847 )'1tds passina aod 16 TO pwa are both eareer hichs. Wtdt ....,.,;,... Sieve Wauoo bas bem th< "''""' for Mocton'• murn to Ali·Pto form. In his thitd year u a free aamt. bis lJJ yank per rt«ption iod JO rt«ptioriS for ta...ltdowns. lead all ttUI\'0"1. The Bronco D<fcnoe h.os onc:e apin earoed its oitkname or "Oranse Owh." Haviac rc<umed to iu form of 1977-with middle tintbatktt Randy (lradishar heolq his fmtst .....,. and leadiaa the cha~&e-the defcnoe has allowed o,pc>nentS a mere J 12 pointJ a ner ei&htaames. The Chiofs, havina been the doonnat of th< AFC for most of the 1970's, h.ovc Improved their reeord each year since c:oach Marv L<vy took OV<r, l'r'etc~ttly they are tied for the A FC West lead with a 6-3 reeord. lbdr dcfcnoe is one or the mOst domiilllin& in the JatO<, featurin& All· Pro defensive ends Art Still and Mike Bdl. Its offenoe has bem potent, al\er ohowiliC few oicns of life jus< last season. Rookie ruUblct Joe Ddan<y, with 689 yards. bas bem the foeu. or the: attack. Tbe AfC East bas .,jt.n<SS<d a oomplde rotation with the: Miami Dolphias, h.ovioc dropped from <Onoec:utift Super - 1 maries 10 • team r«urDiaa to protni......,. atld r~n~ place. DoOI Shola, one of tbe ._...s c:oach<s in history, h.os rebuilt his defmoc from the I/OUIId up. Middle &Uanl Bob ~ atld newly acqllinlcl lineba<br Bob Bnldziosti h.ove led lh< way by clootiMiinc oppos>ftC offensive a.. The lllatwiaa pusinc combiA1IIioo of QB'David Woodl<y to end Jimmy Ollalo lila - e d f or a nWDbor of key scora to putt be Dolpbias on top. 1beir only pnobl<m-<nOVin& qainsa rapeaed de( -. The st~cc:as of th< ClldMili 8alpb bas bem even more su'l)riliaa, for they play Ia th< division th.ol is the: moll clilfiOIIlt to win, th< AFC - Central. Ken Ander>On, reeo&niz.ed for most of his eareer as one of the: finest all-around signal <allen in the AFC, finally has a supporting cast with talent. So<Ood round drat\ pick Ois Collinswonh h.os hauled 1n 38 pa$Sts for 532 yards. He captu~ the stli11DJ split end job by beatin& out David Verser, the BtnplJ fii'Sl round draft pick in tbe same draft. Two hundred and forty pound fullback POle Johnson has carried the tulljlin& game praeti<ally by himsdf. Be h.os eanied the: ball 132 times. The &/<II majority of the runs were 11raia)lt eli.., behind S<Q>nd year offensive lei\ ta<lde, Anthony Munoz. The Bengal defer~>< hu made even Jr<Ol<r strida. Their defensive line-led by end Ross Browner-bu belt up on tRablished orrtnsn~ lines. Midcll< liotbacker Jim L<Clair, for years the moa underrated player II his pcnition in the: lcapJ<, has ex<dl<d •ith all the support. The suppon bad better hold up for the: teaSOcl's oeeood balf, b«ause the Piu>buratt Steden. Uous<on O.l<n aod deftn<ling division champion C1ndand Browos, are all •ithin one ram< of the upswt Btnpls. The National FoolbalJ Confercnoe h.os preserued u much eompctilioo atld as many dtvdoprnenu u the younaer c:ooferenoe. TheN""' York Giants, involwd in the debate as to which is the wont team in football for too many years, are maldn& their ..trcmcly loyal fans ..:e stars. Their S-4 record includes an ovc:rtimc victory over 1he Atlanta Falcons in O<orsia. A rreat many Oiant fans don't remember the last time that they came back to beat a aood team on the road. The Western division of the NFC ls'in the process or a major uph<aval. While the pet'Cllftial champion Los Aaaeles Rams fizzle, the: San Frar>el$co 49ers art strikin& cold. The All<lnta Faloons are tr)'in& to dtcide if tbey are playoff talihc:r or oOI, and Bum Philips is even bqinnina to ruurm:~ th< Sainu. The RarnJ bave faced a number of m•jor problems. Before the seaJOn even started they lost startiliC QB Vinc:e Fcrrapmo and Rutin& MLB "Hacksaw" Reynolds. Now defensive Iader Fred Orycr is JOD< u •"dl. atld oonriburina quanctbatk Pat Haden b not popUlar among fans and ............,.. W'llh their rccord 11 $-4, tbey may be fallin& out of Jiabt. j..os A1lcdeo was burt severiy by their lou 10 San Francisco, who is in fvsa place 11 7·2. lbeir offmstve fire power was inh<rited from lua year'o team, with Q B Joe M,ontana, WR Froddic Solomon and WR DwiJbt a.n leadins the chaiJr. The 49er defcnoe is the differenoe. The "'"'" acquisition has bem d<r..,.;,c end fud Dean, obtaioed fr0111 San Diqo, who S~J def... ed the Ra>s by coniine up with 4 and one half Q B saek>. With a secondary ooruistin& of three rookies and one ve~eran, though, the defcr~>e will be hard t><esoed to keep up ito perform&nele down the sam ch, when estabfuhtd winners lend to e.xtd. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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"A roll IIINoc:aiU.........,I n I IOOd kl<a. llllollt an lbtolut< ~'or th< ~Qir!f u a frftt'Hft ..OtSMlfl or abtiiC'f of &auu't-e. cw drwft.aa;· <Ita.~ \l)er' "-A n&m!f\AII('Ift. ~he-r b') a ptn•alt ~\)l..lOf oc ttuou,h \li<!tod Hall, " <tronah tt,...S. (Of lxha\tof of thw. nilhUt <owlet rC'W1 "' ,....,01> malacal romrl-totn "To~"~' n -omrh. bulima~ealn lhtn~ the\ to:aO t\a\C' ttmr ~1c and C'&t h too,•• \Old Amlt<nt J")O:hotM<al">< !'ota>lc S Urdlft<d\eal <"'t<kftct hu pro•m. tM<< b..., r,..,,.....,... 10 to ··u.t .•, ~peak . ·· University officials optimist ic about Sampl e appointment .,It tllht Otancxtlor't decWon. bu• I 1h1nt in •«m~ or tb< a<tualtrarulllon, il ,.ould h< h<J• to Ita.., >orneon< r""" uo.. rrJity.'' RosJbcrt Mid. ''Tlu• "'" bdp intqra~ lh< ....,. Presidcttl into 1b< prCICQS " H• added w tha •ult lh< Ocwcmor's Eucud•e lludl« dut ro be rdatSal rn lao"*'Y and with ..,..,. other map tle<iJioru on lbc ltonzat, Samplr t.hould be _,.1tllra•oC....S in MY ddtb<roi>On> and ........ad h< obk ro do 10 .,ilh u intctnaJ admtne.scrator a1 the helm. Sam~~~t decllnal 10 ro~t "h<n -.I~C~al in his hilt Steva> B. Sample, UB's oext Prcidenl, rtpatal his pooltt.., impc'<slion.s or th< Ulli-v>itY· _....lop...,. praidmu copra>al appro.al ot lbc ~and _...al thai h< _,ld ba\c little INVbk adoptttoa tO lbc )lr>OltiO>l, l!liJiimiDOI 8111 tranJillollal dirrtcalli<s. • TiteR ..., illll coruidcntbl< u...,ainlY u to •bo •iU leaclth< iMiittJiioll durina 1be rntorim period bet.._ J &~~IIOIY 1 01\d wh<n b< .,.urn.. lh< Ptesidmcy 011 Marrn 1. Word oUl or Albany Jau ..-«t was that no announ<an<nt is e>j)<Ctal from Snur uru-sity or New Vor.. (SUNY) Ow>etUor OJn011 Wllanoa liiUII c~tpwt"" Pmidenl Robert L. K<tter ,...,.. rrom 01ma """""""'to Vft l'relidaot r~ Arrws Robert Roosbctt. Wlutnon luiS tbrtt optioDs. He can rolbtr allo• Ktttcr 10 c:onuatat, ul • SURY offoaalto tot two mooth.s oc allow lmm msidt UB to ll<f><., ac1i"' Prtsid<nl. The >'icc ~ Qid be t<nd• 10 ra•or tb< lhird solulioo. W Lincoln, N<brtiko ofr~«. "I fed II be illapproproate for m< tO lut•~ 011 OPt._ 011 II," II< saocl. "Whai.C><r Whanoo docs i> o"-1." Sample ;.u named Pr<Sidatl laJl - k at a )lr<SJ coarcr.-. and altlloQclt Kater is .&atallo raip on 1110..-y I, 11>c O...potc ts ut>ab1c ro be ro BWfolo unUI Mri. "W< (SIJrlpl< and his wife. Kathryn) lut.._ _,., th,.... 10 ftAJob up M<•. proonaJ oommitmLnll and tit< lih," SanJpl< addal. " We red it ,.-ould bc tnOre ronvenient ro start Llttt." Ht rtpealal his exdlctll<nt at bcini Kle.:tal ll\d DOfalthat hos visit lo UB "impraitd him:· ~It .... th< tlmt....., bad rail> ... r001 ottlllc campus," II< 1101«1. .. ..,., SU.e has mad< an . , . , . _ ilrvesuncu.. bolt tM<< is clearly more to be !lone." Tbae- also oome _ , o•cr lbol when Sanlr>l< did bcaltt his '""""", he ""'uld be (oreal 10 4PCnd up tot...., )ur's timt orialtina hlnudf to both lbc Uni•<rsily aod hil positron. But lhOO< comltCial Friday "'Uial~ that 1~ uanJitioo pertod would not bot as cltfrta~lt ti P<<•10usly imaginal. .. , doubtlb• ;, ..iu tate lhaa Jooa: h<'• a quiet JtUdy, •• V'a Pmoidtnt ror Fadlioa Pla.oniaa John l'lal Aiel. "Ht a bil.sta~• s)'Jlan and DDdtnlanch the -~toe~>« aiiXOiioa_.aa lA a ..~_ ... Th< ~ prdO<knt. w11o toot Samlilt 001 • brier •lllkit\a 1our or lbc Amh<t>l Campus Walocsclay, .a~ttw this tn>< <loll«<&lly in tqllrds to the ph~ plant. r'"' w •- ...._I,_ R ossbera .aid th»~1he Lransition would Jtln immallattly and otle<altbal sarttplt ,.ould b<Miit rrom lh< ad>lo< orw >MX l"f'ldcnn "Our ortt<< otlt:ndooa htm 1110tenals o•<r th< IK\1 ... era~ -Its and h< "til makt vwu (os purpO&el o)( vn<nWIOil." lto.Jbc1t toai4 V'a P . - for Healah Sc>tnca F. CMttt PArvull natal "'.. h< has oa.Ual "-rr< to · - ••h lutt orrc:e and th< o-n. to . , o•.. '" neal• and ..,....,.,., •• ll<lpona to..,. tlw: uiiu.t., "He', • ra11 r . , . . - and 1 ••lh h<m," be~. ··He <fl)O)al olfcady kn~-"$ aboul 10tJ1t or Ou< problem> from my"""'.....,""' tt. d!KU»ions Vrtith people rrom tns area of the countr)' .. Sompl< .... abo Opltmo>lic •beNt lht llllftSltKJfl " I rully doa•t koo" catrourou icQ&Ih). llhoa~­ Jl'llll or th< job I wt11 have to ... -ntalto." Sanlplr told 1M $ptdn."' Fndat. ··&ul I need to 1an1 a lot . - . • - .,-wo, """_.and tlJc J'CII)IIk ~l'l~toiWlll •• 'lltcrt has alfeadybcm ipe<:Qiauoa U t O Samrlt -.ld <q>~o~z UB't •Ice pn:sidtnu and upper. l<•d per10nnd. Ht iald ~rldaJI h< tw1 Jd to .,...d &I)JI tim< tltinkln& al>ow it. AI l&r;t Walncsday'> ,..... conf.........,, II< natal lhlll be bad no plans to "'"'' adnuniuraaon .,..;lb lum r.- Nebrasb, drawtrll mort than • ,.., or r<h<r from adrnirulttalon • ~~ Plh<riDI"1 ...11 ..... at llw: pcoplr, th< lradotioru.. tbc - . . bul ropin I COlD< to •~h DO pror:onctri....S odeu abcNI rna.,.... m penonnd:' Samrk adO<d. "BtU tf thinp are nor wortina thm some <ban.a.. will •••• 10 bf made.'' • R~ said tlutl il I> not a rnllltcr or coune f0< all •tt:e prcolckau 10 orr... lbdr raiputliotu IIIIIMcltatdy U - a - Praidml's lakU\11 orroce. Neal aid ltw II wu qhiJI the a.et\lt.n'e't pcaopai\'e to request them.. INl>llllb< ¥Itt~-"'~ il ... Sample ..\11 ...... orr..... " - th< .....;;,. ,..,,.,..,,.. orra-holckn ia pi- and ..ork •itlt · - · Afla • period or tlme. lbcy ~t<plalflal, Sampk •111 probably lit down and dl.cuu aoah and com potability h<fore makina anych101<1. """* .... ...a. * �in short. ------------------------ ,........_"', campus ·-~~ ----&. . Wegman's shelter ptssible okoMIII.~ (--~ E..ry ~ a awnber or~~~ r,_ boch the Amh<nt tAd Sired aompusa amd 100 lr""' ~qmaru, "' rh< 01!<11 air, amoc1 WOOl •ln<b, •• q for a Bluc8ud bus To alln\ttt lhu, 111< Sllllkol Attoaollon (SA) IS lfJUll to 1ft a boa ohd<u ""' .,p bft>o<en Wqmaru tAd rh< llovk-&rd 'lial, ors t""" Albma Ori>c . SA oll'iclals ..,.,_that rh< N_,a fr""'>tr Tronsrona,_ Auchoriry (NFTA)wu dl!marubnl buuhclttrs clo1o111o- .,.d rttluildu>a · - """'old SA Smttor Rof\llot H&Nih ioquind .....,.... SA eovld obrarn o ohclltr, but i'<FTA rcplotd rlw It ..... ""' ~l>k bcaiDC th< >l>dtm ..... pur<h- ·~h '*"· r«knn r-. SA ..;a mal<< an o(foct..J · - lor a "'dttr. altboolalo ...,..""' •JIIIOC bt <u) llta&lll wei that U B could al•'tl" hoot otot buok, bur thM 11 h< .,_.,..,o 1'1 OM from tht I'WTA. " n b a rn1 problom on oh< «>>d ....as~~cr ...po.1ally u" rabuna, aod 111< probl<m i1&0tAI 10 &<' ~ as tilt ...alhtT a<U ookltr," Haaa>llaflu<d . "Tilt r<obl<m" thai tltber 1'011 ht•-.IO wait an hour for • but'" lht cokl, ~'nJ) •ca1htt, or can-y a tO pound baa of.,........., a mol< bkt 10 U B " orst • ,..,..14 • .......,..._ flmi M...... ftHw "'-a...,...... _ --~ c-.- ...,,,. "oMMt '•"ffiiii~ .t-- .'".....,.._...__ '"-"'Oe--. o..'"CuP•Ott'- Th< ~ llufcau or ln•uttptiOII (flllll&ld ........) lhtltbt ---- number of rfi>Ort<d ,......,. en-. hos oncrr.....t b) ri'< Ptf<ml .,_ Janvoo I, l'lel. A<Wr<frnato tht tfPO'l, mwdcr, loroblt and ~~~~"~-"..ta:l u.saQJt •ere IOdl.ldtd tn the .,k..,lau c:rnnr ..... e~...._. .. u~. '-· Tht Faculty Scudtnr Auoaallocl (fSAi Board of Oort<ton mtt Friday to llnali.tc old ....,... of a bookllort Study and lond JOlt. Tilt board ..,...S lo fund t Se'-1 Of Muaaemmt study of lht campus populatioo's r<a<rooos to lht qualory ol tb< booUtor<S pramtly run by th< Folltt Corporal ion. <hn th< .oummn, an allocaoon for a similar purpost ,... >ttotd bt Unh-...Jt~ Prnid<nt Robtrt L . J(ttltf btnust he por<ci•<d tht lllud)' u an acrempr ~ FSA to IC.'t '4> iii own boobtorr• ..~ .audy a110 be done of uaJUnJ bookllort"S. not ao tltp aot.o tht boobtOt< blll.intSJ, '' F'SA PrCOidt11! Ousta"' Rt1DOJO indocaa<d. 111< corporacion \Ot<d 10 ha\'t 1t1 plot o r land to Amhmt _......s ....... oft pC>SIIblt JOlt In th< <'tnt or leltiq th< lalotl, F'SA re ..rfiiTII<d ou PII'IIIOO that lnt.,<SI Ffltrtt<d b)' a Ill< WO<IId tbc or Sob llolrd 1 .,.open, Food and V<nd~JC< Dtrc<IOt Dooald Hoary IUUIOtioCtd WI bt 10m< addioons 10 1m d<penmtnl A sai.U..c Rnia: tRt will bt se1 QP io Ottlmdorl Anno aad rood COIIin<U bt offc'f<d foe rloc Olnamu "tctloon pmod In addir.loo>, the F'SA board appro•<d the ....,.,.._or • 6 ~­ ·~ (Ot the Will;.- Pvb thM theft ,.,u ,...... ~·~· ....,.,,...... ~. . ..,., Tht tfPO<l ~tnt on to sa~ tbat lllllfdcr had '"'r<U<d b) lour "1101< tobbtr} had JOM UP II PCf<tnl &Awent4' ptft:ftll O..ld Oftt•ICII.A•.IdiiM ,._,Oif'•Ht ,..,... ,.rr...·...,..- rna rk rus'\cll JOI\ .. o..... ..... Wtt to the Third World natiorn wa-s that aood old frtt tnltfl\I'IW and &r'W roots iniliatht. oot ao~emmtnl handouu. u 11\c aft)'Wio"Cf In othtr •«ds ... hat's fOnd r... Toptl,a, lltn>ti,l> lOad re< Tantallll. TOftJ(h.,..,WAf-.;c F'f i'ICi' ~~~~-.- ,.....,..,., • .;,",.., N C.tfttO.Ienht#u ....,. • ..., .ttn'flft ...Ufpht>'C~ Tbe! problem i' cha.t wstenct u 10 rou~ ln chat counme;, th<y can only drtam of a btt1<r Iii• tn. say. rht South ll<oo• M 8 ~l.tl'l"'•rc.tMJf•f'OillliC._ IVp . loh·'~¥Gtt•• AIIf· ~- Cta<un lise! f. tht M .. Anopulco, .. proof thai rnvtlr lnd..u) cu rW the vanda.rd ot h"'"~ amot\1 tbt na&l\c:t So. thcJc'1 yOur sollluon-put up th< Sheraton llantladah and Ihe lka!ra Hillon ) Entoana b<ocbw .. •ould lurt th< bOt<d jft...,ltn co tbc ~ OP"U. . or tbt ...ant Hyan R<a<n<> HOld and Rcson "' Dl<a, . ~. ....... til< <h<f •OIIId IOUOd...,. 100 WOC\olml q ) • 10 11"~·-- --..-·-.............-...,_-- .. ,ao Qr.cul...,. ~ • • ~-~ ~----- - ............... - , .. . . - . ........ - national Post to be filled It ,. bdltwclrhat the R....,. aclminlartl- is c>laMma ro IUIDOIIIJC< iu ~or Elliott AbnunJ, to JiU the still IIDOCICVpicd post or AlliJialil SecmJOtY or Slat< lOt Human R>cbu tAd HIIIIWii1arioa Arfain. Tht Admtolanttion tall inao a poundswdl of oppouoon •hen """* 0..,._ A GcwM'Od,.,.....fl S... At the COD<Un. Mtl<ICO, confer~. Praodtnt R<aaan·• ..._. FSA ties loose ends ... c.a-: ~-c-­ """""""c-.crr Crime on the rise YO!l 1421• ,_-..,....__ · - 1 7-t.aJe-..o. 111< old lr« haadout WO<Id llanL "ould ll''t was tO the- Tllird \\ otld ~~ c:oaaJom<nt<-bnaa>na dlarnfliiiiiC to th< JW!Ik and aolllo the-· -...... _.._.,..,.... "-..-.. -~ IIQiq .. - ()l.el -... ··=.........,..u. . . . . . &lo ...... ~ .-..... . . . . . . . ~Of Only thea will ,.. <COtiZ< that the 10 Third WO<Jd !lllMT)' found m the trtlt of a r<eo<d albwn-"Wt)'ft< Ncoolon, Live in Uaanda." IS to bt ~·-·­ ---•ma.-St ...,,_ . , ., c:opy,.,..,..,... Dt.lrtbuttG , . . tD ... Un-'#W•ty ~~ t.,._t Oftt �Campaign ;81 Opinions on prison bond issue 8) RICHARD C HOI\I Clly Ld•tor _).__ __ Nt» York IOtrrs will decid< tomorrow wh<th<r to allocate SSOO rrulboo in State funds to urvade tt> pmon S~>t<rn Oeslp<cl to aile• !lit< o•·crero,.dtna and accomodat< the ri,;na onc.ulcnce of violent cruno. tho pr~ bood ..ould allo" the con<lructton of three ""' ma.l1mum >«Urlly prtson. and the ompro•emttU or .....nrna lacohlles that .,.ould add 40?8 ttlli to tho J)'•t•m Ho.,"'er, th< pn'oQn bond ha> dra"'n ,rotktm> from opponents "'ho lliY it will not lOll< the o'·crcrowdinc '" pnsons. -and is an e-.pcu~i'*'~ and wastoful pro)tt't that will only add to "'113t they ste ;u a t'umbeuome and inefficknt bureau<rocy. If •otm appro•• the prison bond o~>u<, a debt "'II be <"tablosh<cl m the Slat< budael that .. auld pro•ldt money for <OnstrUctJon or theft .,.... ma••mum o«uroty prisons m Woodbourne. WaJII,Jll and Co~~·e.thll would pro.,d< 1Sl6 b<cl>. uptVade t\1\tllll pnson facillt~H, pro>tdtnJ an addt»onal 2S42 b<cls: expand tho Stat< Ot\1\lon for Youth fa<'lhll<> by 270 b<cls~ eApand th< Stat< faciliti<l for mentally ill prisoner.: and pro• ode SI2S million in matching funds lor county, cit)' and munictp31 Jail\ ;tat<,.ide. A ,cordmc to R<publican A>S<rnblymAn L.S. Rlford Jr. !Auburn), tho ntw pmon >rae< IS dtrdy nttd<cl "11tt basK situation t> Uta! in I '171, ,.. bad 12.~ onmates, ro\!lhl), on the Ntw Vorl. State corrr.:ltl)nal S)$1erD," bt told T~ Sp«trwm. "We now havt about 26,040 pril.Oners tn tho s)stcm, "htch ts opera.t:in& at 108 percent eapacuy." Rlrord is chairman of tht Assembly RtpubUcan Spoclal lnvesHglltivc Committec..on New Vorl. Stat< Prisons, a nine-member group which conduot<cl on· site t~•aluauons of tbe State prison I)'St<rn hut summer ,.luch t~entuaUy rosult<cl in the bond LSSUC bttn& pla<ltd on tht ballol. It has wnce "'on btparU>an support from many Slate poltttcian•, mcludUIJ Go\C'rnor Hll8h Carey and local ~blymen William B. Hoyt and Deants Oor~ki and Stat< S<tsator Anthony Maistllo. Opponent~ or th• prison bond iS>Ut, ho.. tver, bebti'C that politician• are supportm& tbt ,.,.u< only btcaust or polirlcal txp<cliency, that In rtallty, the bond i}lU< Is an ••ponsivo way 10 soh·< th< prison ovcrorowdins problem when other, less costly measurt1 can be implemeot<cl. "If tho syot<rn was IJUI~<cltlft<l<ntly, th<n would be plenty Of •pa"" to lock up convtctro •lol<ot criminal~. •; \lld Robert Gangt, htad of Vote!'$ Asoonll th~ Prhon Construc:tion Bond. ''The probl<rn os hl.e almoSt any other qc.ocy. lhe pnSOO t')qtm tl not run Ut an err...cnt manner, 1 cost-eff~-u•• manM<." GanJJ told 1'11# ~-'"'"'· "for namplt, thll )tal, .ln)""Mrr frOIS HOO to 2000 peoplt "'U be stf'lt to pnson for not commi!IIOJ cnrne., but lor V>olauna parok," he Utd "Thert are Olbtr "'I)> to ha11dlt teehrucal parol< nolarors. One "ould be to tnttnstfy the suP<rv•uon on•oh<cl; another would bt to put them In anothC'r kind or >ltucturrd l<ttonJ, maybe hkc a hall"a) hou•• " Addntotully, the pnson >)>tern •"Ould be streambo<clthroush mal.in~ tho parole >Y>tem more off.:kilt E••n Rtford ll!ltn that the parole board " •a.d~ undermalln<cl. And, l.«'ord•IIC to 51all>ha •upphtd by tbt anti-bond OflllllliiUOn, •• many u 600 ltcd• on the state l'fll.On •l••tm are occupt<cl b) tndt~ldual> ,.fto<it arrro•<cl parol• d.otC> ha•c pas><cl. )<t ha•• not bttn relcl><cl bt<'Ausc th< nC'<tl>&ry paper.. ork ha\ not ~n <ompletod. G<tngt aloo \U&ge<t<cl rtdudng the batt for tho\oO ptnont char&td "'uh non·\1oknt cnmc,, '\lllhl.;h would r<cluct the number or pno,on<r> a .. a111111 1nal; more t'\t~rlllll\~ U!loe of ateUII\C dC:I'M'OC), tn .,.hich cbt ao•ornor'< auchoril) co roon.,•t• ..entmca 11 c"rCt><c!IIIO<< frrquerllly, rc-tunl the \late'> "aood hmt" I•"'· "htdl allo•'> •hOrt<ncd \eflt~-n lor tho-c prtsoners "ho •n>ohl! rhcm>chn tn rchabthl~t10f1, pmon ., or ~ l'f"J.,1< and othor form$ or "8ood btha•lOr". and cnac:tmenc of "Cmerscncy Po,...,., Pril.On Ovrrcro~din1" lt11~lauon !lmilar to tav.' p3~'td '" MJt:higan, OLiahoma, Connecticut ond I owa~ ..hith "ould allo.. tho co•cmor. parol• bo.>r<l m <tate pri<on to arant carl) rd~• to pn.ooer• judg<cl as no lonaer a threat to 10\ftllm~nl '"'"ctY Gan&~ lool.• at ht> orpnuauoo's >trual• •• • "DA•..S and Goltatb" type of ron0t.:1 Funded pnmanl) by the ,...,. York Scatc Couoctl of Churches, \ Ottrl AptnSt the Pttson Con~tru..1tt•n Bond has a budael ol 10mc i80-90,000, and ha\ to <Omp<tc ""h State polittcillll•. "ho ha-. nil th< re~.ource> or tho Stat< backing up thoor tampatgn. Althoush Ganal hasn't seen MY poll• on the "'ue, he beUt~-n the race L\ a close on<. "Tilt or her s•d< seems to be "'orri<cl, because they're puttma <lll ... _ their b_,t·mmutr rHO-uh.~ 1010 promC'tlina tl\tlr PtWIIOn," ht -a~d E•cn il the pmon bond" tum<cl dO"Il b) ,..,,.,,, n !«Itt> unh~d) that aD) of lh< rdorm• G:ut&• sup<:\!> "till>< tnactro. rho uon.J appeanna to movt tolk\lrd\ ht~hC'r ba1l, more re~tncta\lt parole and •llfl<r <<ntencu. Tht dramatic rt\C tn the levtl of IU>ierlt crlmt has madetht pubJI. Cr~ OUt for IOU&htr trtatm&tt Of mmorwb, RtiO<d ~tJ "Out tO tbt prt>>llr... of n....,papen, tbt ~ ..... or tile publiC. tht .. ay thona> bavt dc•tk>pt'd. a lot mort \lrtn£tnl lqt)IIIIOfl has bttn ftl.kt<cl WI that Jud&es don't ha~e rho abiiJcy co '"~ mt<rrntdlllt< ....,ttr>Ce\ an) more," Rorord ooc<cl. A<~-ordma to h1m, thr M• la"'l (0\mna JU\Cf'lll~ .._..,me, cnmes ara•n\1 the ddcrly and drun~ drmn1 a.t ;·rammtna the court•, and e>tntually, tht prtSOO>. "Socotty ha~ asktd lor scifftT and >ttfftr and surrer P<nahtC>, .. he •ald. "That has b«n the trend. Wo'•• mort than doubl<cl our number of tnmata. -;oe no~ ha\<c no pb« to pot thtm ... Arcara, Flah erty square off for DA B) IRA UART Sp«oln.m Slrif/ U nrl'r An in~ m ~be number of \.Uknt ~o.'Tlmb 1n Eric Count)'-dc,;pctc a po_oulotkm decrca~ -h:u Morn 00< of tht' major i~o;ucs In eht riltn for DIArict AttO<ney IDA) bet"<rn Dtmo.-rat RtehAJd """" and Rq>ubltcan Thom.. Aah<n ~. Aa'ordi:J'\& to a B•iffolo ~l. A.:an ltad• ht> Rq><~biiC&ll - · b; obout II pm·otu-JS 9-2A por«nt Both mm boa.<1 d"trst ba<l.ctounck. "itb Iotta b1>10<,.. 111 foJ)thQI mmt .E-'""'' '""' and ha'c e'tmshe kpl ~\Pft.m« food'"""'"' ar..,...., in t~n """"' r<"'llkcd on 12 ondoamm11 and or 5100.000 In att •nlt'r'-~ ••th 11w S(tnt~"'· Hahm)' "'•~ lhtl 1f tlf\:tf'd ht V.OOld dr-\01t al'l t'qU..f .AmO\If\1 or .,.d \Ak ol t1rnc.• ._,Ofltint IO,_.In.h: tht rrn·cntiOfl Of Ofpntott'd "'"'me&\ ht ~uvtd fur t.Jofr:t11 l"'TlPlC\, ..-hik' Arto:irl fiUI \<IOknl t;rlf~ ~lillie lOp Of h1"' h,f fl.thtrt) '-"J, ••lth•"" ""•~• ~t ._,""* orpmtcd tn the tDOtMfU tu'-t' to del D conunuc our dfarh mrM~ \\ t \':..;onut 1d "C foe a thai ptt'llfCUIOna) oft~~ tOAJ uW of :. .. 111t 10 afttr lhC" orpn.tlrd ..._..,•"'-' ._1rto •)" •~Cf ,..(' firtd M •• lfriecttd 0.\~ Ar'QI& toL1 ,-,.,. \pt.lr'IIM, M- •out.! '->ok to 4l"lf' ~~oio4cnl ~rUDe.' 1 1 1"'\t b<m tD the' r<\Jn&lfOtoetnmcnC f2 )Qr' 1 •anlaf hJ f1ohci1J', • fO<tn<r onutant DA, ha> bono J)C«'C''\ed by ffWl) to bt mCltL~r ch.an A.car-a, a former US Attorney fO< Wnttm N.,. \'ork. ,....., ..... , l(lltf\& and)« J( I ('OUtd do tcJmC'ChUtt~ .tnd ha-.c lOme 1mpxt on 1U«1 ~..~ .• , thor rt:OOrds on prOS«u110n arc romJ'an:d, Aahtny has served thr« tcrrn' on the Ene County T he pmscx.uck>n of rape casn 'o\U t\Prf"'\C'd as Board or SuP<TViJ.Oro l111d co-autl>orod tltt County Chona. AJ A>si>tant DA. Itt t.tn«1 " Chkr of th< Aweab Bureau under fortMr DA Mtchtod f . Dtlton. Wltllc SCIVIOJ tn tblS JlO>l, flahtn~ proudly ........ ol "" ~-~ •• tht, f'ttm<ra Cil>t • n"Cftta. tht (iQL..iQ~:RA&e: '-•l.lcd ia ahe: Alnca upnmt~ ten )'COa oao. ..... o.-....cd ol 'laY•a& an Erie County Police Officer and WO<lndtna anoth<r. Aearo was a senior Conftd<nttal Cieri< tn tht No.. Yor~ Stal< S..prcm< Coun >«•tnl u chod ltpl anu1an1 o n 1M trial, :Kiminisu-atl\<t, and A,ppcllalc 1C'\<tl. He Rructur~ the Oraantled Crime- Burnu, th>t is ft ilt in Ofl<t'ltlon today. Arcara as US AttO<ney under ford. caner. and Rooaan Adminlstratior~>. aa<l.td • UJO million inttrnarional heroin tins lct\dina to tht toll"cuotU or dt..,. manulacturen. smuu1<n and pu>htn. He •orttd in con)Wt<-tlon •itb tht OA on four "Stone D!><faliOtU" -"'lllch multcd "' )50 toll•ictioos. tht reco><rY or u .t mill-"' 11olcn lOads and tht unco>crina of a 54 milftOn enoa·fOt-prolit raebt. Arata abo obtain..ed tht ran1 contolction of a chemical lirm fO< falsil)'in& rrroru to tht ao"cm~• on I be disda.rec or poisonous mt'rcury in tbt Niapra Rivtt. Ht bt'>U&ht to IIcht tbt illtpl ""' P do•• bdng a nll}or "oncern by both cancHd:u~. althouah tltty dtffttcd on tht mtthod. " Tb< •~r') font thUlf I ontcnd to do "> Otstr"' Attorney 11 let up a r•rc t.U fat« that"'" bandit tbt<a>e> or ro.pc and !oOtW .abwc or .. omen children," fllbm) nwntlll><d ''Tbls .. at bt • bu..... tlut~ ....., .. '" bad a ...vmpcunt swofa.woo-al WOIU.D a&JCM"DC') . n.r bunso ....n bt <talfcd b)',....,... arron~ " I'Jtl>oltllt ht ..,...,.. tbar ~ ehaa&< mu.. bt tnadt ln tbt prooe<vlO<.ol procas in ro.pc . - . . Arelra differed. " I'>< "Ot'Lcd " ith tbc Eric Counly Commouee on rllp< and sexual ab=. . I think what you need 11 a seniitivit)' k'\t:l JO th•t you an '4ork With the vinim of rapt'." In contrast 10 Aahtrty'• all-• oman tasl fotN ida! Amra col ltd for lndudlna both mm and •omm. Cnmc oalin>l tht elderly and hal!clic:apptd ... abo omphaswd by tht tBI!<ticiala .. omltq allcntion. '""h Aahtny Cllliq for ltUIDdao<y 1mpr,_.,. fat OO!'OO< violmsly uaulun&wniOr ati.tms. Alcara av<td •ilh tht need for tOIIIh ...,.._ fO< to~t•i<ltd or auad<la& the elderly, assenina. "I will neommtttd no b0l1 to sueb ttimmals and r<COOI.!tlcnd ball be drawa rrocn anyone wile> harust> or lnlimidates tcntor cltb:aB or •it.tw:aact~" '"'* .........,. ~ - ··· .... ...,_:3 �The grad school alternative Sui-- extra .tchoottA& M an ~uuw to dday .......... II>< <'OmPC'Jtl~ beAness w.ortd for • )'ftr Of n~o a:;o DAN HOU>Eit C-oaU•tor - - -- ..,. t<hool> lool. .....,.._. . _ _...., or .,.ad.oat< as. u _. ...&MI.lf I 1DL po.A&td ou' h thor< bre '"' l&lld...,od...t.. IIIIo tb<y &<I IbN dtrloma' ~n1 tO Ill< UB Cw«< ~ li111111Ckt11 -..bo arod.alod P1.wuuo1 orr~. >fti>IIIJ unii!C'di.tt <ml'k>,.,.,..,t roi""'IQJ &rodualiOn u not the tt&l\1 an"'<' r.,. <'<t')oo< Some ou&ht II< b<lt<t on '" aroduatc \Cho<M 9tarod< potOt a 6110 r&n\Jna on tht Gndua~t Ma.naaanml Adml"'"'""~ Tom tGMA Tl Ht • •• 1<\;Cf\ttd th< Uni•<not) R<k:~tff-f«'W::\5 Qlll'OC) h\Ntl prt\ltt mdusulb -.bteh n a.,pi•N Ouec1or of Pl.kc:n9CfU Jn-om~ f'i"\ ..hmlltd, mamh h<>~•~ "'tht:r h.a"~ ncnhtnt bater tO do." "Wnb a uaht J('b mwke~, h< ~.""""poor~< ... th< )nn 1-n a (hcm.u.lf)'•rc:fiu:d (~~Cid. all<r •1\odl h< """IJ be fa•,.ably Rqulu RCII~ ... - lkodlon<c 1be dt.rfennttu ~'11\fMndN that the opplo,...,. .. or~ f<>< '"" .~ m.....-.. .,. " Men and """" anodwol< .cbool> ·~ lc><*i.. ror pml'l< ... h • couple tlfpenon('t,"Fmllald lh« ,rodlllll< ocbooh ........ ~.... '""'""a bcun ara.r IO< ob< 'IRA t M.astn~t t.n B~ncst I'IO><mb<l ,,., r.,. r... to00-'" oe.---. ,,_a 111\d<qJid...... tl\rtc ..,..._, ,,_ leodl<n. and thea U!JC'Q\1<11 ~taduat< pl.l« ·><llool, the offa ~a~ch eopoa o.a and rtnl uple.....S th.ll 1001< .ICJit'M e\pcrimcr JIOdft'tl-' lfad"&lC' t~ltbO\Il •· araduatr tcboob .,. anotnl>ltnato ovtroomt 1~ manorlty r«t~abmmt A pilot prf>t!rat~l 1> the Coruortl.m '"' GmuaJ< Scud> '" Otad&J.M: fOf Rt&JMrauon· NO¥anb« 5. 1981 •• ntabh\hina a te-frt<"nCC" r&k a1 the Cor<'<f Plu<non~ Olio.< •• Ha)t' C. "All s•od..t< ~h a» r<l<fftl«> rroo~ ub, n_,bn\ an.! ""PIO)tt>." fonl -od Admml•lralJOOIIr<oaronr ••th O nr ...Wneu that m•nr Law School AdmtiSIOns Test (LSAT) diiC> rot lht Dt<:cmbtr 5 te>l: to-...ud (dio""''"' lor qu.~ltlotd arpllcanli Ont proctdur< tht aU J•aJuatr oc:bool candldotrs >1\ouJd oomrl<lt Th< (l(flC< ol,..anoft..o»ono -11«6.19111 ~· RqjiiriiiOII !'<fiod . t- or P'OIJalll -~b 0) 1\'n"lllf- and dt!C<Ttd bti!S 111... , or or Vt~un .. \tada!Oft, lndaana Vnnr-nJI) ~ suuknt' comu11 ou1 or th~ UnrHrwty tonhnut thttr coducalion m p-aduaJc ~hool. A.untant Grodllll< R<ClO<d E>Mo>•na•(GRI:I da~<': l'oo the 0<-..,ll><f &ft~'ltf'd-\\ ~oe l1 81'1tCTWI"~ tlot Un•\ftU) (!(SOUthern Calolonua • ~,._In, tb< Vtu~t't'"'-"~ NN'Ih Ca.n.'ii•M. •he lJru\ftld) rrom ,,,. Chtrni<al Enc•_,n, aJ H lf"\'l.l'd Unt\ft'\11) on a About 35 """"'' or tht -· Manqcmmt. an aMO\ ~t10n or n\ ocbools dcsl&ntd to boo" monam) pamopouon In til« MBA a rdncnt"T tilt. and auanpi to art OM yean late.- ''The hmt to Itt IM rdcnnu fiiC'" •bm )Ou'rt on campus:· hC'MJ.d . • S tucknu p\annm& on aumdma ><boo~ afttr aradu>ti011 >1\ouiJ flrit C'CMUIK1 lbt C&tftt P\ll"(una orr~a eatl) lD that~,,.... (;(odll01< ><boo!•- II< conta<ttd lA Scptcmb<l "' O.tob« All applJ(atJOO\- ltucknt .._lmttOft pnor 10 ar.ad·u ak ocbool u a ~ion PJOCnm Raoun.-. Room •t 15 O.pen Halt hann." The Car<CT Ptanruna Olfott ha• oo lik, qUft(Jonn..,.. fr0<11 r••~ tO tah od•ant• of tbt oa th< Amhcnt C.~us Alo., I 10°/o I I I 1 1 1 *-• Faftolll..t_. AmMttl DISCOUNT · 568 North French Road Amherst. NY ~ 69t ·7664 I I I I 1 I 301811 Sharp Slacl( Copies as Low u 7c Each! lOWt lt P•l<lllng PI tees In Atoo ·Slop In & S..l Cou on By Danfel I ORDER OVER $5.00 "'"' IIIIa " - <Ot'•' good '""' - HAIR HAPPENING II I oNANv on Copies end Printing :HELP ~REWARDGOOD TEA • CHING ! The A~demlc Affairs Task Force • 11 INking nominations tor undergraduate • tuc:hers with outatandlng teaching qualities. Pte. .• consider the following criteria and explain • In the a.,_c:e proyfded your reasons tor nominating • • • •e Policies------~ 2) Ia .waDable In end out of clesa. "' 31 11 eble to communlcele the aubject matter In a meenlnglul and understandable manner 4) II receptive to lndlvlduel atudent and clns·wlde needs 5) Ia abla to atlmullte ttudenta: a) Has enthusletm lor the subject matter and conveys It to students b) Has creetlve and Innovative teaching style 8) H11 any other outstanding t. .chlng qualllties cut here · '-------------------------------YOURNAM~----------------------------PHON~----------- ADDRESS:-------------------------------------------TEACHER'S NAM~ - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - DEPARTMENTANDCOURS~--------------------------------- CHEXPLANAnON: more 'PIC. ,. IIMded, pleaae attach to 11111 form) ______________________________________ __ ....... Return Thla Form to ather ot The Following L-llons: 1. S11JDENT AS!iOCIATION · Ill Ta!IIM Hal , A•liersc ea.,.. 2. SQUIRE INFORMATION IIOOTH • Mu Sind C..p.. NOMINAnONS ARE DUE BY MONDAY, NOV 8th (716) 636-2BSO 111 TALBERT HALL, AMHERST, NEW YORK 14280 .......,.2-··· ~<t<h ~b•d• lllrtcll a... .. Sconk} Kopl>n as!<flod Flok th<al the pnrn.vy benefit .. that " It can't do ""Y 00 their ~10111 . One ....-. - t d .......... K.apiM .._.. ' '!><<1'1Citd I t<ntCIU~ ra< rrq>an~- Bonoas' book ><11-<lot<opUnt •ould ....~ accompb>l\cd II><- .. AIJ al.lcma&.l"c count ,. offn«J b) tb< UB C«mtt f0< Manaa.,_ O..elupmcnt The f...o• S.:hool Adml\"011 T..t (L~AT) SY<Ic:matK st. ~'· 'tantna No"embc:'f J . lnte:mttd • tudmu can •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1) Follows Faculty Senate Teaching On< ..,_ R.-.... "al50tourworr~,. " UNISEX HAIRCUTTING" ••••••••••••••••••••••• e thla teacher: oppCII'hiJIJI ... attq>t<d podu ..c ocbool ~~ I 3975 Ridge Lea Rd.· - ·--.833·1704 I Nil ol t.nformauoa on dJfftTtDI career lx v.nurn b) January AdmtlMOft r.amlnllionJ. sutb o> the GMAT Ot the Groduat< R<COrd LA&mtnlllron lORI: 'sl <ltouJd b< tol tn tn NO>trnbcT 0t Oocrmb<l S.udmts an ai'IO <n<ou~ bt •••COPIES NOW· PRINTERS••• I '•haw.nou•&rod~•~ cswa.>, lilt...,,., hA> t"Oni!W! the cent.,. •' 115 Cro.br Hall . Faculty Senate Teaching Policies AI the beginning of a course each student ahoulcl rKelve a course outline Which clearly state• the following: Course Requirements • The anticipated number of papets and tests and any other reQulremenll sucn as homewotll, anendance, class partecepatlon, labOratory assignments, and clinical performance Which will count toward lhe final grade. Academic Content · What the student will be held ar:countable lor, Including required retdlngs, lectures. films, lleldlrlps, etc. Grading policy · How results from various requirements will be combined into a llnal grade: relative welghtlngs, the degree of curving. and made-up policy for tests. Office Hours · Specllicatlon of when and where that the In structor Is available lor consultation each week Duling the "mester, instructors are eapected 10 conlorm to their Initial course Information, eJ.cept as unanticipated clrcumatances require ~Uon, In which situation• they should Inform all studenta end prowlde an opportunity for discussion with student• ptlor 10 making a llnal decision. In addition, Instructors will be eJI:PICIId to recognize the following policies as appropriate In claiS altuatlons: 1. Criteria lor the grading or papers should be made e)(pllcil before the paper Is due and the lormals lor eJCamlnallons should be made explicit prior to lhelr administration. 2. All corrected papers and examinations should be available for review by students. II a student believes thai an errO< has been made, he or she should be able to consult wllh the Instructor and receive an explanation. Regular class meetings are to be held at the time and on the campus listed in the SARA schedule, unless changed with the consent or the entire class. 4. Final examinations Shall be ollered as olllclally schedullfd, not during I he final week or ciUsaJI 5. Instructors are expected to meet clanes on tJme and lor the number of hours schilduled ln SARA and to cover apPropriate aaodemlc material. I. Instructors should create an environment thai discourages cheating on papers and examinations whenever possible. 7. Instructors should keep In mind their ret~ponslblllty ~~~:~~:~ng high academic standards In the work or a. ~-------------------------------------------------------""'!~ 4 --- �Buffalonian future looks encouraging fUIOf\a~e. By FREDERiCK 1.. PARK $p«/n11• St•ff U rtttr Biiff,._,.,. hti a~>nc from t!011 edrtor• last ,nz to a .. arr or " Tht Blifftl/olutln, us·. ofrociol )'COrbool." t..:k thli )<U, bul • bcthu Of 001 " •til bo be<l OUl )'Car u tbo _...., roo,. m W 1111out ""Y adlmlliftathcrt WCJe only 212 ICfUOr ponrus to Ediaor-io.OU.f Oa\14 Pun~orl Lut )tar'• )fttbool . Th.. ,... Pa.mloff hojln to ha•< u "'""Y .. aJO 10 1000 pon ..... aod SUacl<nt - - (SA) T rasllm Mut Moor~ "Tbor< iJ a ""} cl$tl1Cl possibWt) that then •111 001 boa lo the ~ thctc ,.._. onl) location-- tht M""' Str<d scbool yearbook ,... ... ~ ....S "It .U ckpaKI• on tbo - u h'•thcvdcawon"H< ...Jck.s that there hti bocn thre< major prOblcnu •lib the Buff<rl<>n•n-finanaal mtsma11q<menl, orpn..a~10Ml difr.cuhtci and IIUdcnt apathy. '"Tb.b )'tar Da'e ha' ~«n 10 u lhas tv.o or the three ha\"e hem diminated," M oor< nplauted. " Now 1M only quCillon Is, ... •• nd ouudvn or ~ud<nt apathy." Tho 811/falo"'an has t..d a trQublcd paj! . IA>t ~ar ancr the first major dcadhn<. the edllor·fn· chief roiancd. lea•·lna the book an the hands of Pasln~ off lntl his prc:scnt assistanl tduor Sft\e atound Sl:S per pe,ae, .... for frkiiOnJ o r _ . .. . . . . .l.&IIOCI&lly the C'ampu,._(or teiUCM pOrUU.t. Tha. 'ftl lhcn 'tiltH be loc:aloOft> ••o Olin.. the r..... •«l of No>anhcr ponr&Jt> bo tal<~~ an Squ11< Hall ud the OUl •eel tn Norton H.U on the Amb«ll am pus. Studcnti un ,..., up !Of Squlr~ H.U in tht 811/falontD~ off,.... tn 3<16 and (or th< Nonoo Hall locatton at tht SA off,.... In Ill Tolbert . "We're trtina hard to ea>t:ou...,. SJud~u 10 hale their PICIUt~ Ilk~ . A lot o( teud~t> dor>'t rcallte that the 811/falontuo ••II r~ I found, "&S that '4t "~t '' tbe offtclal Unilcn11y )UJ11oo~." Posan~ orr complamcd He I< If) ina to al~ iaae thu probltm by <endin1 out letters nOtlffinl >cnlo11 of the umc• and iotaii.OM O( pOnroll >lllinp, as wdl as ad•mwna tn th< school .... ,paper and pOlltftl n1-.r• on char&inl SJ50 10 400 per - borhampu~e> Wtlike. A major probkm pfii&Utnl the book fi nallCially last year, ,.., the lac-k or ad\>mu&n.a. ''The majn · .. Pastnloff noted. "No stor .. •ae "iDintto pay lllat much Tbu year ow rato an mcwe ' ' l r~auonJC'I chnr pOnn.~n takC'II 11 1> 'Cf) b~d) that lilt OPPORT\JIII11ES FOR QUALJf1ED JANUARY COUEGE GRADUATES TO TEACH SPECIAL EDUCATION IN TME NEW YORK art PUBUC SCHOOlS --- MJnlmum ,.quiNmtn la llacc.ateur•••• del' " · 12 MnNt t•r hours tn T~ Wid ~ •Lt1 .... ,...... tiiCN)Oit •no Pll'ot••fl'l• t~ ,.._ tor s.rc.. 'ion Oty piK:effteM Olf . . . . . ., • • • ....._.,~1 Cef1ofoCIIIOfl kli*'Uo!On t~o~~~ o.tM ,._...--..o,_. "'"~ totit.lft Y~M. • •, .. or~ (ducal~ ll'fl,......_ "'PCioO'tfew •_.. .,~~ DMU.aii'II'IOIIIIII Olficl Ill Soed1l Educltlvn IIi Ctur1 SlrM~ ~ eot. lrMklyn. hw Ytrk 11201 TIIIPhlnt: f2lll ste.:lll37, 3831. Ull. ' ~ s-,~• &.ttt•'on·•" ,,,.ll'f.,.,., 811//Dio•run-~ ~~ bo a 101,11) rejuvenaled organJz.auon a.nd thtrt '4ill bt miSSJ\'e tnt~ in t1 (or ne-.:1 )n.r. h is ihlplQI up co be a arcat book," Pasinkoff wd Tbt CO)I lO lhr ~- 10 ha"C thar portran ta._m •Jll N onr doUlu "I'm sur<"""' people: •ill hke the book," Pasmloff affirmed lbt ar....,...,...t of the boo~. •htc:h the ednon •~Jb to ~ccp ...__, r. rrported to bo .otn<lluni nc-• and d_,rftrcm Tht't't -.dl not be a rcruralthc.mco. but tt\(rt be man) mort p•~o"hUtl ~~~ohid\ dtat •11h wude:nt' IJ \lf'postd to pl;'\l yurboo~• •llkh a.:.'OrdtnJ to Pa<inlorr. "t<ndcd to bo too &n!l)". 11\t mam ch•nt to ckt" to IC'I pcorle'o '"''"' on the bonl " ~ )ot(lkJD'- "''")tar "'Ill &nduck pk1Uft1 O( lhC' '\lfK\U\ fratcrnu~<~ and Ill or th< ma)o>t ()an, .., •dl a; a s-."turc: and -~• from UB Ptntdrnl ,.,u MAY SUBMIT A BUDGET PROPOSAL by Tuesday, Nov. J rd at 4:oo pm SltorJo I Come to Talbert 111, and ask for a form. I i'' .. ¥011 lftO-. )OQ •lU.: 0\Cf bu.IIC'I dunn1 the )tar, but •< led that " . uti.U .....~ 10 pay II B.J/tlh#ltO~ .. 10 ~ •unh 11."• \.iaofr c:'pWDfd. I he Wllh a S3 bilcln baclclog and long-term contrac:IS Eleclnc Boat olle<s career opponuntlle$ ., ne;wry eYf!Jf'( engneoong dosQpltne (O'Idodtng electrcal mechanocal, ovil. eu: ). top pay and benefrts long..-ange stability and an unmatched ·~yte on the southern New Englandt5eaCOa$t \llt--.---rt...~l.._.... wu ~ ,.-~l'Nm CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS mandatory fen. Wh~e tlu• istht ro... )<ar tile )tarboo~ h.. «nnUW) lficd 10 <ld tO budJ<I, n 11 C'\P«'ttd 10 O'-CJ·run 1blr bt>diC'I EledncBoat tS the worlds loremosr ~ and bUilder of nuclear submannes - one of the greal enganeemg Chalenges oflhl$ century .._ Electric Boat Division - . ALL NON-FUNDED Th< BuJJalnnrD• ha> a $10,000 budJC'I from SA 1hrouah nudcnt ENGINEERSGO FULL SPEED GENERAL. DYNAMICS ~ "-(Utf C1- Boor Df" u.tfl bt .nr~ on COtr!pLI.t Of1 NO\IE1of8ER 5th. •ldr ,....,_..,., """' ptriod to br liddon aloe """''W of No. !....~.::i"Eircrnc '""'•& ..._.., 1..,.,_ __,,,..,._ TO ALL ASSEMBLY MEMBERS There will be workshops on: PAINLESS PARLIAMENTARY PROCDEURE on TUESDAY Nov. 3rd at 4 pm & WEDNESDAY Nov. 4 at 3:30 in . -NEVER!!! TALBERT SENATE CHAMBERS Please Try To Attend! . . . ,.2-.. . Tho ......... . 5 �editorial J Vote ' No' on tbe prison bond issue Tile prison borld Issue ta a touchy subject that cornu 11 a time when lhepubllc's perception of violent ct1me Ia faa! app<oachlng hystencaf propol'llona ll'a tru. lhet the leYel of cnma hu lncreaMd dlamallcally and l'lattne streets ol our major Cities, lrl JnfUied Wllh lndMCiuala who have lost all rnpec:t for tile value of human life, whO ara raping, mu<dertng and robllir>glhose •110 00. Thoa malignancy haa louc:he<f the compaJatt.ely quiet Ctty of Bllffalo, u can be attested by the eof<l.blooclecl murclar of a cashle< at a Bells •-markatlalt •aek. So ll'a hO aurpriM thai the put:>Uc has lost petllnce with tile llbatal atlllu<le towards ettmlnals and etlme. Tile Issue of Pftsoners' nghts. •h<ch waa a m•Jor point ot contention tO years ago at Alllca. Is In danger of Delng si mply swept und., the rug, replaced Dy a hl!<l·llne atanc:e, the attitude o t ."lock them up and throw away the key." And accordingly, politicians have responde<! to these concerns with ·•get tough" rhetoric and actions that would aeems to Indicate that they are clamping down on criminals. Judg~ are soiling hlghll and higher Dati, and just one look altha county race for doltrt<;l attorney w iU tell you t hat the luue the candidates harp on the·most •s violent cume Willie It Is the duty ol a democrat ic go• ernment to respond to I he desires of i ts c lltrens, one can't dlacount the tact lhat virtually every move a politician makes Is designed t o ensure hll reelection lhe nell1 time around. n Ia In t his gray area between put:>ltc responslblhly and pollt teal e~ lency thai the pnson Dond Issue Iaiii n.ere·s no doubl tn anybo<ly't mind that the HeN York Stata Pfoaon system ts dangerously 0¥11CIOWdaCI end file rls.ng Incidence of vloie<ll c.imu haa to Dl SIDP!*i But t ile ~~~ o1 the prtaon bond oaaue also make some valtd argumenll, th at illS po$$1ble to st reamline the Slate corrections system wotl\out the vall a~1ture of S500 million. The prison bond Issue •• a ciasslc case of DureaUCtalic ove<krll and a sterling example olthl palltlca of reaction. which as one knows, Is rarely the palltlcs of enlightenment. That palittctana are so aagarty suPPOrting the bond Issue soe~~~s as much an lndlcaUon of Its political value than any real concern on their part. The assertion l hll building new Pflsons Will re<IUC8 the crlmt rete it ab5urd, like the tall wagging the dog, ana 11 is unconsclonat:>le for polotlcians to caSh ,. on public conf usion on lhe matte< The fact thai It "' a Dond lnue on pul>llc referendum ooes not guarantee a reasonable outoome. In a ... ay, it •• a pohttcal oop. out We aren t saytng that new proSON thOukl•n be Dutil or that violent cromlnala ShoUld be allowed 10 roam tht streets But the State g overnment ahOulcl ln•esllgllle IHs cosi ly and mote judiCiOus ways of dOing DOll\ Defore hinging suctt an outrageoua boondoggle on the necks of Ita ta•paytHt The 'other' ones Wrth all the noopla aunound•ng the football Bulls t111a 1111011, ~ SHms to na.. forgocten UB'a olhll atftfetoc tNms-squlds that work as hard and do battle tor UB as lie<cely and PIOUdlr u lharr more glamorous COU'Ilerpii'IL Lui Fnc:tay. the aoecer Blllla t oppa<IB<ocllpon State to capture t ile SUNYAC Western Division Championship, eatnlng the right to Play Conlano State this ..,eel< l or the cttamplonshtp The wtn capped a suc.:essful seaeon for the Bulls-especially goaltender Many Pa-.one whO challenged a team record for ahutouta In one season. And the tennis Royals oonflniiO(I their winning ways, with a strong shOwing In 111e NYSAIAW championships, finishing foul'lh In a field of 31 teams. DesPtte a key InJury, the Royall hUr>g together to dO more lhan place ru~atMr AS all of UB's spolia teams oontlnu. thai• aucc;eufll4 ways of yearo past, let'a not forget to applaUd all lheteama and nof lUll ""~~'• out one I feedback Painless procedures tcloiO. F« oil r_ _ . •ho orelltedotaull.-"'ff rh~ conlusnt9 "'H1"'P• wnw. ,,..., hed no rdM ol.,l w.u go.m g on. "'.,. .-,. brt ~PlOp& on Good prors "hlfiiHs ,.,,.,,.,.,., .. -..., Twfdor, N~b« l •t 4 p m altd ~y. N tNMJW 4 11 Ednor E~liOII ' ' ont of IM 3:30p.m Both - - ,.,, o.-..,,. ro- . /loll s.r.a,. Cllamo.n 1 urve or• ,.., "-Uf'llbly - - . •• ...,1, . r~~ou - - ntlgflr"l»petr"'f1 • ~ttllt 'nlatY ' to , , _ . . , . 01 · - - &IIOj>o. moa-t trHSUI'fH1 gifts the Untred State1 1111 giNn to lis dttzetn~ rM shHf nurntl« ot.-ruftnta wttiCit 111Md thl& UniHrsUy and cowtrl•u or,..-, 'IAt '' acto•• tiM country can affelt ro thfatact. By lnd taro-, weW •II bHn told of the 1mportance ol going ro oolr.g. ond ,_rvlng • pood edoJcOtton Tl'loug, how manr otu• ltave been JidettMJkfld /rom Vote no our go411 bKeoH w..,.,. •ruck with Md ov~ In ,..,tittg commut•tlon ot Mit~ tD llduuton 7 The Audt>m;c: Alt.,,. Tad F~ of the Sru6fmr AUMrtbly ,,,,.., •o r~a• the •ot>mpll~l£ of IJB'a ,.,.liM o~r..W.re re-..s./1 i S - QWI tNr ,..,rdlftf ,,. flOOd IHclt«a •ct n '" ifPt»>llfwe IO IN ~lc eotNniJ.IIIity II • w#'Jollt We m•r an-- urpe "'' • • - • l>Od)' ro -~up- lfil "' _ , ............ ...,.,ngolllrr~-"­ TIIIo in the IoriO ol , _ - 0 .,,.., In N ell of,_,...,,_. _.,ton_.. - Tile_,.,. ...,..,__. ond _ , form I« ._,/on , ,. outlln«J In todlly'• ed•tlon ol The Specuum, ll>ouflh I would-"' II«• ro -rulon ..,., ,.. conlklor ro o. ol fH/IM lm110'1•,.,. In ollf ...,.,_,/on, Tlll o l a - " ' nor rhe INCIIOB ·-to,,..-to •-•no ..,._pe_,a1_r to-lnr --10111 1 -po/klos,""" ,._, ...__,to,,.--- "'"' to do,,.. good-,.to-,,.._,.,. lnd q!IOI>fll _ _ ,. . , outlined 1n ,,.. . , . _ guldo ~ ,_....,. _ _ MNdy. 0Mf*d0161 oi~lliSnow _..,of , . /0/lt -11.--T-- - . , . . - · ,,_ ,.. good. . . , . """ . . - ,.. 1ft- llfotta oi - l i M •tiJIJ.AMI,_ _ _ , _ , _ ll .lllo---.- -.• - - TIJII NoNmbtH. Nflif/ll YM Stile W>l eta r~nl 0. 1dN to~ t he cr.•tiOII of 1 debt o1 s:soo million to ._nd ,,.. , _ . sya,.,.. T1t0 ~'""' lo 1M Sec:uiW eon.ctlonol FoCJMin 8ond ruw and -the nert lhrty _ . • II _,lr / ItO $lore, • Hh ln-tper-ts. ro obOur rhrw • -• ,,., 1mount- Of'te 1nd • hill bfiliOI'I doiiiHa. A ..,_.. vole «><Jid ea011y -Cited oy '"' o. M«:tonte wi'Jren pte:MOt pr;aon OYetr#owdmg tnd 1 ,,.,,., crwe rat• ,,. r.he cmen. 101 ,,.. cNc;a;on sur IUch I YOII WOfJ/d mott~ Ml future Ol , , . cou-.crlonl tySIMt to contftt'!ll. exOfbl tlnt prl101t conatrue11on and m•Jntenance In the 11c1 ol •om. "''"'' options. CUirenlly, llt:w/1 ,,.. . , , . 0 . / - Sl&-20 rhouund ,..r~y lor tile Jncare«lllon o l - penort. r - - . - - 20 thouund Slore I~IIIH •• ot Allflu/1111181. Tile ooara wlff'Otlly ptOII,_re oo the oys- O~l'lndo. CINrly - Yort ,.,,_,In ,.,.,_,_,_ - _,,.,,_ audl OICpefldiiiiiWin llp/ol Ol pre-1 •td«tr ot dtUI>W jltlSOtNft aMI coror•- - . wr,.,.r.an ol o i , _ aucil rwnedr. Where_.-, Many,...,.''' -10~-)Mrlor-II'IIM _ o r _ l a t _ o i _ _ __ -••IIIIUintJ - · -,,..,..,.. ,..,....._,,-""'be-..,.,. n.. o....r- oi - - - - o r • ,.,..,.,lol«< ,_,., ..., -horlly 10 Ito-In t h e - ol u- the,,.,.- ,_./<to....,.. WOI/IouiCOIJI-NnQ ..,.,.,. -,o$1--0.~ to • commun1ty aetWt» tt~n·~ Itt teet. 1/UJ ~. two clo- oi , _ , _.tedoulli«< lor fOUI/IIut t i l t - . , ,.,.,_to roono lor oi olrwna!M -tenclng. 11 Jo - ol"" ol the -olellw dnJrr ""' ..,.,. l m p r - t la •111'1"lor_, mamUtory-. T/J!ey , • ., ..., •n lmpotWtt .,.,.,..,, to crime ond • mo/Or lector Ito 111e aptrollng ,.,,_, I'OPIJiotron. Offllldats ond 00111mvnlty would lot balrer o«>ed by an educorlonlrreor-t -oach.' Tile <:on«pr ol rnrlrutlon tile orlmiMI/1111~ In ay.-1• • ,... ~~~-- , , . . , . . - - . . , ,, riel/two ot lltoft 01 _ , , " " lind no TNIIIIJ#on lor - I l l " ' .. the.,..,_ Oflt« 1/101 lhe ~Nliol«i/onof-r/on, 7lNft.,.. Tile muat be - • • ,,.,. .,. opt/ono lor ......., -.>o•dlng rtJ , _ . . ,,.,,.t c..sea ~ /mpt'i$oturortm- no ~ltl P<Jf110" In oddl1/on to tJtou opr_,.,.,.. llrfiWoliw teJ• I otso too,..,., 011w .,..,...,,...to,_,. ,.,_lit the- Y1>r* - l o n e ays- IO l>lindly_,,. --of--,.,. tty..,..., "o"" ...,._,.con to_,.,.-- lor rile rolllrl OysMe CM 0. OlrNrr#-. ,_;tloto _ _, . prlaort- lorr;e llle St- of ..... Q O -.... Tile-T-- UB Sc:Mor of Law - J.,._,.,o �op-ed lookiNG ~e-t •• Ptact: nat 10 be Kh~ not By ALAN KACHIC I tfJe bo~ht Aa II\ American one must lupeiOf't measUfes wtleh wtU ''"PfOW thJI neuon·s atumplf'IQ economy, and cer111ntr an 1rmt r.ce wr.WI be I lttmetldOtl$ sf\ol i4\ the arm for U$ lnciUIIry 84Jt I'• all o - axcepl lor l~llng. All• monlho of ~tt. invtt•bl• hOrM t~. and C)tetna~-rltt\~itcent ot • aoa~ ~ a C:UQA tn¥0h"'O 1 t~ J'e-lt-otd gtf'l d)1ng of ~• on Clwllti\'IU E.. 10 .... her eoutllty-lhe Senate last W _ , - a d the ""It Of the AWACS pl.,.,. lo s - AIIC>4 .,.._-·be""" ..- · t,. be - •• ••II Arn•a tJenel•lffom anou,.,- Ateb-IIIHii c.onneet ~ If bt.ng 1n 1M ~t&e etwiOU'I po~~attOn of wppiJinQ botl1 a..6n e11:~ we.apona' No tt peeu I t 10 *''"' a. achle¥ed.. and to ••don tht tne~ouc.. an -t1a...t1ng ""'" be bu<lt anal>long al - . 10 ..-. 10 to andiO"""" IMIQS out U - ,.._1 T h e - 10 . . . lhe bUt unt0t1UMI~ . ...twn taced "'""' tUitCy of wcwtd pot"..., 11 can not lcNdly for t_,>eal tHIOf'll as a Mna•b1e peteon would Uke to Undeniably the""" orr,.,. p ..,_ w111 help the Unrted Storeo. .,., Aonokl Reagan·a image, tn the Arab w011d both by c.ttcvmt.ta.nces ttws ean IWW'II t'lappen. not ~·• bet.a'-'N ot IIIOilaiO Wid mtlltuSI ftJIItng b a t - tho 1"" oodft 1M _ , _ NCI1 is r..,sltng the acceptance tho <Mhoro point or . - TMre IS a IHiong among the lor HI••· u among 1110 Aiel> natk>no. that they .,. !<Mally tn tho r<ght creating •n apperent acceptance ol Saudi Artbta (and The onlyts real pos•t•ve resuH of the ~laibn •t•to aen the tMoreUcllty othet Arab nallon&} on equal terma wUh UW AmeriCan ally llllatl, and by onouHng Ihe llow of Saudi 011 and ~~ money tnto tnla country. Saudi Arei:Ma. and any ott\or ne11on, h•s the tight to bUy any Pfoduct Of non·top·t6Cf"l1 ~Neepon trom tne United State• under Amtdca'a free trade p.tnelptes. and 11 tr~ahlpa ere to be fostered ~n the Mtddf•East. tM beal '*8Y to lntUete any peace pmcess. Is to trett aU oquolty th•o- no< q""o juottly Ihe Hit It is a bl<..~ruw oi-IIYIO thot by otming t f t o Middle Eaate~n loren there Will be peece. Thts ""'ocan otanciOII •AI ultimately and •Hil one puu•ng lha ' " - hm anc1 c:etaotropne 1o1-.ng Amerc:a. by tnihallng tt1tt atmt race u an atnpbetanMne to ita eoonomy, • tlll\a.- .,..ibM btood to wuh oU •ta nanoa.. 8111 ._t of and the other totally in tne WfOf'tQ 8oth 111 w. tnt wrOftQ AWACS that AIN!fk:.a may start 11tr:lng otr 1111.. only blinders and a~oa.cn the Mtdd._ E.llat peaa. problttm from an obfec.ltve ~nl ol v~oew Thts 11 not 10 be crHical of l1tMI nor to ~A>ilhdfaw any IVPpotl tor I he blt..aguerl'd nat ton II h.as more Ihan tu• ttgtl jullllicatk>n lor t>o;ng tnera Ao lhe Ja.. •lll - - OnG hiiiOI.cally •tabhshed Ml~. l&fael must et11t and the Unltacl SlOtH lll1o<lkl ~no -oncs thOughll ti>O<J< auppotl Unl. . puce is ensuted thwt would be go- . 1 0 II)'- bring lha · - togatllOI' W!tn ,,. can~s at-ad an ,.,..,.• •a- will ObwiOUaly f"nUa at'l)' Atab fta'UCMt V"'W'~ to NQO'I..e T h e - lo ... lhe AWACS-- llanciSIOf AI,_,. Wtr~lng """Control Syatam, II anyone Ctrtt at 1h._ po.nt-.,.. been~ and Whet.her tt w ilt ~ to en arrna taoe ano w» rert'latn$ to be seen tne ehouk:l not nave been sold tor rNIOf\a t kf'll•"*" but no one 1 """" w111 be ctlonged no• w ·~ ad...,.,.._,_ ,,..ge Mt the tea1Py wa.a ••lh IN .... waa not I he u a .CronQ ....,_ or _.., paaca but AMgan • 1"- dftett wM ttf9ttl'llld out bot•- . , _... - · - ... II> "'*'Qil .,.,_"" 10 till_.., oa)111fne TV drame Any~ torum OM""'.,., tf'l was dekJOIG ,.,ttt t .... AWACS OIDa.lt FOt once tho.....,• ...., ~ ..u f'OI ..-,.,.lor.....,-though "'•1'- st•t n'WknJotmed- but tat• th poMcs. • '"'t>ot••-...., 01....,. not t h e ....,.""'*' , . _ . - bewn., ...s '""'., Wu '' ,....., tf\11 bit ot M lli6WI1Mt 101 tN aa~ e ot the Amenc.en people ancJ demOUK~ su<f'l a d,..ma "''" needed 10 that -.. •• lo.nn; lot' .aure" tt bit ·as~. 1~ not on tN Kelt of othet ctomea.tiC PfotMrr\1 wtuc.h are not betng aodteutd Weapons na,.e been told to unhMt"cuy• nat.ont befoce With much ._, ot • fuN No, the AWACS deal wa.s a mat!1t...t mtdla hype for Reagan. He ad....,..ts.e<t th• deal •• belt\0 tft 1M •n1e1est of '*•• • lkOJid peace-you OCKJid t'IOt f'I'MU ~\ 11 waa tn.r• '"" the papers The PJI'S.-.t &I.JO -.anttcl to thO• tt\1 wor&cJ tf\at not onlt was ne a man. ot peace. tNt a rnan ot pc)*tf 8y push.ng trwough u~ter teQ•t..ttOn RNQan 11\at he covld Mil hta ,,.,. alf'pla"* anywn.re M •anted. eYen 1t h 1 COfl.-'l•t~ta dtd not *""'"'"•ted be .....,...., """' """ to The pul>l1c The Anwocoo people. ao Ia -.no ao common ----. pa.,. •""* •-.a theM 0.)'1!. wete O.C:."W'td 1n10 CH'fMt The no< 5auc1• Atabwl 011ho Arab -ld bolt Ihe ~IICI•• AdnwlttlratiOf'l and ds ¥'1C10ty •u one at~ tuoNr ~ en •Ia ~ to dHUOf AI'MfCMt ct.moctacy Ic2JlleS! opinion j 8y EMMANUEL J .C. DURU waa realty lm ~- wllll tne - r l ul opaach of tho IOtll* Prime Mlnlot., of J-lca Michael H e - to b e _ . w11n.....,. ~· oltho ao ealled third - OOUI1Jflat. bolt growing up In a llllnl -country, I lhlnk ht lolled ID "'""'""' tho.....,._ p r - ollhe _ . . tl¥ing In _ r... ....... r-loothlp 10 ..... her. O..tho_.., ..... ,...,.,.,_lhe _ _ ,...______ ollht _ . . all tfto thin! - b y lito • fhl ..-pie, ~- In Soutll AlOca. ....,..._ rn a · Algllanlstan. etc.. tM r otru tlllnl< ....... mlslortlaiC! 011 the CIA, KGB. and tho WNC-s . -, - . t h i r d - - - 6011, ..... tUong I Manley. -_,,...,Of ""'-lor-_..In · -In be .....loniNpa among ,_..,not -·0-·- lorolgn ......,.,• • The tllta Wldtlla g n a e d y - In tho llllrd world oount,... I~ pot~lto ollhe imporlaHllloretgn countriet and aom.tlmat they help them eub¥ett their Own governments. In moot African oo,.,,,... •• .,.II a t otllel third - l d oounl,._, ,,. - l a.6on"tlla,.. strong lor lhair oountriet, lnotaad they ~Wier to rr.. In tho us"' _ , . other oountllea r - thallttwe In lllalr vorrou. oountriH Wid help In building lhtm. II ....,body lived rn 11to us and e-. 1t going 10 r~we rn ,,. third OOI.Witrieo1; oh• ~~~~ tho us was no< built In a cloy. --..ron e.._ '"""ll1lrd-- Seoondly, .._ . tludylng In lito US Wid~-.--, forgot thtklata baclt , _ . aa 110011 u t11ay _ , . they llgllt and oompata over ll1lnga tue11 at -lortlyol one - r y and - l h t Olllr.- ol 111em- atay baclt heraah• -~~-...._of going ,_.to panlclplllaln tho ClrteiOPft*ll ol their oountrlaa. '*' In tho llohl among foreig n 11.-,10, 011 Alt~att.,.,. up looting orr the time - U M the wOld Alnce 10 ,..,.. a stigma and strange ,.,.anlng any time h It mentioned IIOUncl moat - • In tilt aelvoncacl COIU>Irlu lho <Mher thltd · - too. In ltcl,. o1 mint In this -.ncry 011011 · - me - h e r rt.a .. - a - O f - · - btfOJO ... ......., . .. " ..,.. lllat you guya ,._on tile baclt 01no. alepllanto.,., 1M In ,,_?OI_..., _ _ w.t1, belen toMng- oornrnon ~ o1 trw ____ _ third World_.,., lhe _ . . - _ , , 0 - ~ ln ._ one·- men, alao ll1ay ahould -.op a o1 --of-··-.tullY ... 111aymayfltlaiii'""""~IO-Ihtk­ ooeiL T h e y - olao Mop -.,g ~ ---lor·· -~- -!Wing 1 f t - · ' * " -tile .......,..., tcnlg1unom1M -lineS• clllflcullto In t h o ' ' * " - - - .._.a-••-'llla......,_. 7 �In Squire & Norton Return Surveys to Tables Saying J = E!!" OK! LET'S BITCH I This survey was put out by the S.A. Communications Committee. We're concerned about grievances and how they can be solved. TELL US YOUR GRIPES! HOUSING .. ACTIVITIES . . . Cleaning of and conditions in dorms . . . Heating problems in dorms . ~ . Security . . . Kitchen facilities in dorms . . . Off·campus landlords .. . Comments: _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Movies . . . Effective clubs . . . Comments: _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ) PROFESSORS . . . BUSING . . . Effective teaching . . . Disagreements . . . Grades Comments: _ __;___ _ _ __ routes when Squire . clqs s . . . Bus schedules running on tl e . . . Speeding by bus drivers . . . More buses at busy times . C?oP'ments: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ~ LIBRARIES FACIUTIES .. Heating in Bubble . . . Money Machines in dorms . . . Lighting on campus . . . Comments=- - - - - = - - -- - Weekend hours . •· . Heating • . ·· . Lighting in South Library • . . Comments: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ( ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:..:_ • ----'----- - - - - - -----~ r< �sports.., • THE OWIAO ttOtJS£ Of' llllf'f~ /INC THE~ STUOEKT U"'IOH PRne'fl- The Pinch then heave Skoal brother! Holocaust After 36 Years Monday November 2. 1 chen nociced a &raduJ.J mvea.~ of ulh'a m tn)' mO\IIh and o ('"ff~rd'• I , .... llo-·ed. hat .. mtJtakt! t had a trtnbk 1«1tf11 tn m)' ~omach and •-ant~ Lo th.to• m)'>Cif. "lht ~uy \\hO tnd.>f<n What"> alllh< hoopla abou1 «<~ru U\e <"<«Y mapzlnc you ptek up or TV commm:lal you..., tw somcth•n& aboul Lhb produoc Nol on!) art 1hr hk.. or Cathon F',.l.. v. al1 Gam""' and Earl Cm\pbdl endO<SIOJ II, bul lbe lma&< Of JOUIJ smc>kclen h"' <'til affCCied >OIIlt of m} fri<Od.s HTf)' il, u's arcat."' u.ld on( 'tf)' rduil'\1:' rt'q)OC)dcd ·~· 11ulr I• on. I ~OHd<r If hc "'" haln•m< h~&hlu... .o I thouam. chli ~~' ., &ood • ume: a~ any tu cry tl I pricd ch< aluminum lid off lhc conta.ncr and \l&rtd at •hac loo~<d loLt d1rt ""b a fWift~ -.tnccrararn odor. I atttmpttd co ano<h<r. lleln& a oon-.mok<r, I bc--lldcrcd by pUIIUII lobacro bcr•em my dl«l and aum "&I lou or ••ld cbo\oJb" lilc<rcd throuab m1 mlocl on •btlh<r I ibould ~~penmnn •nth ttu\ Jlurr. Would J,... ......rt V. iD m) pom tol By no-. fl ••~ halnimt, and I really wa>n't walclllnl ~ran~ ol lh< Hou"on O!kn oo ch< andiron &JO•n>c lh< Sled<"· "Wha1 a to~nc•dcncr.'' I ,.ld 1o smokdcu IObiCCO lbcO< ~·7 II ''h'• a pinch bt""<tn hh <h«"~ ond aum?" from the rw~' "uempc, I 1ool. anothe-r ..poth.. aud rathtf wcc:ew:fuU)' rxn u1n tbt ''t'Ortetl•' 'pol. No• .. hat do I do-rcla,. pr ,.hll1 Ho01 lon& do I 1<1 1101 chert?. •here. rrw. of lht qucsuom; •.n m) truod By JON M . DIAT Aw.''•"' ~~• Uu,; awa)? !\Jeer c:onuna bad. from thc Amhent C8mplllancr a n,..,1 duo ont .,_..., I •opp<d at the local 7-a.-.., acrou ch< ........ I ..... JfC'Cicd b)' ...hoi< IWOrtmtnl of tobbaco prodvru. Red Man ......,., cobacro, Gar<UI y Vep cipls, fllurr. yea muir. Aah yea. th<rt " .,..._ UOO.. a cardboard po<tun or Wah Glllrlson •u 1 \'&nely or smokd<s. na ...... I had a d\oicc 10 ma\< or crtbtl Sl;nal, Happy Oar> 0< Copenh&JCO. Whicb one to choooc:? I ope<d for Copcr>h-..cn v.·hid\ c:amc in a pretty cardboard Item cootaiJICf and had a "inlerare<n O..•·or. Nobody I old nx there was thr« dirf~e-m navol$, so I lhought th< l&Sit or wintergrten ~ould "kill" lhe: pgl a ''PII'K·h .. bn•C'Cft m, aum, '!l'l 1 rd<a.cd 11 100 10011 and n "'"all o•rr m) mC>U(h. Earl Campbd •urt ""'~"' 11 looL "' <"') •h<n he '• on thc bta.:h cllbtna - ..... •bcn hc pua tb.tc r-nch in h'' motHh Aft<r ••ih•QI mr mc>U(h OUJ I I 1 FREE DELIVERY TOI 1 Main St. Cam pus Aru I II $1,.00 Off:I On A Large ChNH I I I I Pizza, w1tt1 - 1tem "' Bucket Of Wlngt wtth thla Ad Expires 11/16/81 o.,.,•• u""' P,.tlKio to Gf'f'OCHI<I. tM SLoal? I ttlo"'bt INFORM ATION MEETING November 2 at 4 pm Tn rm. 232 Squire ) ~ou aJ-.,~,, Open to 111 students. lrll\d .. ilh •• 011 -.dl. I Jtllr'\' nut C"CJ}onr has &he' tun(' 10 to smoke:la" Aiii~~oviJ Opportunltl.,. lndudr: In drpth trolnlng progromjctJnrr d r urlo pmr n l/ ~..anal groUJih 5-5:30pm Rm. 2 19 Squire Hall , MSC iPizza••J i Sl. Compual Bu/lelo. Squire Hell, ·~·An.. a ooupk or ~on or •atcr. I (dl brtttt and rc:turncd 10 lhf' room, and ther~ "'"•' larl C'ampbeU Oft lhc' "'-"'rfll th.l&IIJ\~ on the- rtdd \\hal"' dwl '" Campbdt's mouah' '"" l(uo~ at-(:'he..lftl cu.m! Latt ... hrrt•• BECOME A VITAL UNK ~ 11.- Heath St. "*' -. 111 the Stell! Unlv College " Rm 232. 12 • I pm TOPIC:· ,,. J*""' tn cE~ ~ INTERVIEWS, November 3. H1yes A""ea C, M 1i11 St., November 4 . Capell HIII. Amh-• S.nlors/Gracls Contact Career Planning Offict NOW f or 111 1ppolnunent APPLY EARLY Welcome to the World on 111< cubt and lo and bthold who do I ...,, bu1 Earl C&mpbdl I • Proleuor Gerllerd Fll-. Prolenor ot Soctology Thursday, Nou. 5th Wdl upon my rccurn 10 th< coom, I sctllcd down and tumC'd 1 Tuesday November 3 . on.... MANDATORY INFORMATIONAL MEETING robaceo taste. •PicK• -3133 t'OUf$( e Tile Holoeeutl • A VIIUI / Ollplly H•u Lounge, Squve Hill, I I •m 2 pm • Opening Addreu II)' Rul>/n LHerm111, Ch1/rm1n or the Bull•lo O.leg•tlon to the World Conference of Hotoeeult Surv1110rs, In Jerunlem, 1961, Heu Lounge · 12 Noon • The Waruw Ghello • exceptiOnal documen· tery 111m, Squire Hell rm 233, 7·30 pm I I• by 0 U E. Academic AcM!emenc "FAN APPRECIATION NIGHT" Saturday, Nov. 7th from 9:00pm- until? BEER 3/$1 .00 Be An Athletic Supported! ~HE TALBERTBULLPEN 1 Spon-edby: I SA. A t hletlca & S tude nt Affairs ·--'="::..":':'.:r..l MOndoy. 2 - 1.1 . Tho-""" 8 �etc. SHALL ·WE DANCE? We are having an ..' ....... ,.............._ .. ,.., ......y~~, .......... o.-- ............ ...... Beou~".riG ne• t Frtdat '"• .sp.c:tr"'"' • d..acont•l'lvtt the ETC ~· ahf'IOwO" U wlt conhn~ to tUft atuctent OfQM'\IUhon .,.., SRAELI DANCE PARTY- ot'*' Unr;er_,ty l f"~.,..,ta •!'\ ~tl ldfhon• tnstMd 0( 'WI• tng 1 lf'Clllltl l\IIQe Tuesday, Nov. 3 at 8 pm d&<MICS to the •~nounc~ta. t~ •ill be .run •• the nohc:es·• Met*'! oi ,,. In the Flllrhore Room of Squire Hall, MSC SpKirunt 1 Q~wt..CS oeget Hl')tC. 1'1 •m.lecl to t$ woroa Munchies · Soda, Beer (lor cost} .. ......-................... , ... ,.ac-"""_.....__.. ................................. . ................w .......... ....,., _.........,4 _ f ........ ~ )Q . . . . . , . . . . . ...... ~~...- G..., . . . . . . . . . . . ...... -- ...._.. ...,.. , •...., l"'-• ... o... ""....,. r._. Perlormancea & Israeli & lntemattonal Folk Oence presented by liU "' . . . lllltlJOo• ... .,... su._..• -..~ ... toi ~ ...... ~ ~ '·""" ~ "f9'll(flc::e...tpil< l... ..... 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L<adi111 only 13.0 late in tM tltlrd Edmboro ptlcd up tM pou>U aftn Barrtu wu forced to lea<e the pm< ,.db a spnincd ankle. Barrett-who threw thuc irueRq~tlotu an:l oomplcted only 10 or 20 p&SIC1i for 102 yards ~fore lea>~"' tht pme-was in.rfccttvcly rcpla~ by thr« 8ulh SUMIIIUI<S. The F"IJ)ttins Scots wer• led by fullback Krith Colllt:r, "'ho ran ror 124 yards and brok< the Bulb bacu woth a fourth quan<r 44 yard touchclown burst. Edinboro-•ho KOr<d tn IM n,.. quann on a quarterback keeper and latn ..-itb t..a field ,oafs---added us final pD<nu Wllh tM rael"'-es moppma up. The BuUs rC\.--ord drops to S·l and they ha• • t•o pmo rnnamins on tb< wale- a hom• sam• \ttSUS WntmonSter Coii•E• on No•nnbcr 1 and away at St. Lawrcne< Unlvnsity on Novem~r 14. . D'Amico. •ho <uffercd a broken elbow on the Bulls' forst poscssovn... miss th< team's Conal two pmeo. T •wua. ,u Pavone snares seventh shutou Soccer Bulls sink Great Lakers o4 drew Zabronslu otn and toed the ball pa~ hom for his scrond aoal or th< Jlme. The t..~m >cern<d to lerdown aftn the aoal and over th"t ntxt ten monutcs. Fellcmachn had ......... ukcn. ncdfcot chanc:a for a haHnck, bat t..Ln aoatJe Zabroosl;i made lftUY sa,,.. The Bulb .-eel "'" &oali io the Cifft half, ouuhol t~ <lteat Laker> 12-1, and dorntnated FtlJnnacMr, at 63:45 In the pmc, had a the acuon on the rtdd. golden OJ'POrtundy from the riaht side and The Cirst soaf or the cont<>l came mod way althouah hos kick was ..... ~ labroMLi .... out throu,&h the half whtn Kurt Pclgnnacher broke or po>ltion and had to dovo back 111 the ball. in from the left side w11h Marty Gro» As the UB's Wilt Cohm beat him to the ball and tM <»weao ruffback tn<d 10 plAy bctw...n them. Bull! lead incr~ to 4-0 Fd,cmac:ber kt a 'hoi 10 that d<fltel<d orr t~ Gross ended 1~ scortlll "uh Ius &0&1 and Os"t&D nctmindtr, R~ labromLo, and onto coaftcodtr Many Pa\one notched bis stttntlt LM riJht coma- or the &oaf. shutout of IM -.son-lea'tl\l him only one A •hort Y>hile later, UB u.pped th• score to shutout away from !be UB season record . U1 ,.hen Ouo Orr-a frc,;hman aoahender -lAM Strauss rteruit. now attht forward position-too~ the UB on Friday ~eatcd Brockpott State :J.I on baU on the left side or the net and ftd 11 to IM closdy auar~ '14arl Brown. Bro•n fdlto the o•atome . to capture thaState Unhcr>~tY of &rOUnd but ll\llO&lCd to a<t a shot o ff .. hole on 1*w VorL AthleUc: Coafermct (SUNYAC) Watern OtYUJOO soa:cr clwnptonship. Got111 his bacL. The ball onto the oct pultM into the extn1 staou, ti<d a1 one apiece, UB's Osweao coalie ,.ho had also fallen. Jim lAuric and Wall Cohen scored for the win A t the thr« mlnutc mark in the second half, U B (IO· l·l) will race Conland Swe (943) for ractd do"n tM risltt sidtlonc: and the SUNYAC crown ntbtr today or TUQC!ay . 0 ne down and to JO. Thol ...., "hat the UB var.uy <occcr team was uyln& after last Wednesday's S-0 shutout o,.., tht Osweao Swe Great r.ae ,..,II Royals snatch fourth at State Ch_ampionships as Juhl nets By JON M . DI AT A.sristlmt Spo#'tJ Editot S d<acd member• al 1bt UB 'lloOCDCI\•t ~~~team tfa\o~ to Ro-;hNer lall - k to colnr><tt 111 NYSAIAW Champnio01bips in •hkh UB fiAII.Itql rounb '" I nctd or ) I le&rftl. "We""' very Slllorocd •ilb thc rcsuks... c-to cono.. Camnin Aid. ''This WIISIM b<tt wena.c e\tr doot.·· ·· Pta)'lftl at the RoehcSirr Midtown Tennis Ccntrr. tbt thamplonsbip round consisted or ooJ [)ivisioo Ill t...ns. In put t....,. u bi&h u Oivi>ioo t would J*1icipal•. '"II W11J "fair to dnidc lbcm," said Otmnil1. •'lMy have a betw chlft« and in $0l'l'tt' Ct.ld ljlrrfc Mvc played apinsiOOmt or 111< ...,.. people btrort. That al•.. us thc or .bow thc playu ~ .,.!., ad_,. iDaeadof-'' On thc ftr11 day of COIIIPdilioa. ....-y one of UB's four mtria won two tvcnu, ncttl113 16 points, and was t)'ina with three other teams. U 8 number on< si113I<S pll)<r l~ddc Juhl, d<r<aoed Ril.l Land<nburJ or UnJOn Coll<ce and Amy Robcru or Alfred honday. Number '"" pla)-.r Amy Rots ..., •on her I•O matChes nsily. llotll doubles teams or Leo!~< Stldham and Susan Rubin, •lont .,ilh the number,..., team or Usa M<IC!Il'<)' and Rabon Abt"llmowitt a1so ...CMI handay. ' ' E...,.... pia,.., ..... ,""' ~:· rqoliocl c...,.;tz. "All of 1M playen did \<fY •dl " On the SC<!Ond day of competition, all but tho Orct doublet team tool, and CDI<ted ftc:d·tn comol&hoo. Hock Jubllool hn -.to 10 Vanar'• Am) 8oriJh by a 6-1. 6-l <OWII llltbouJ)I sh< bountcd INtel:, dercatma Diana M«bno of Sloay Brook, (i.), 6-1 in tho oon.ulation match. "I was h.\ppy "'ith my play," Jubl Aid. "My thord fftalth was apnl one." Jabl, II-;.,-, played her last maadl for U 8 dunna th< ch&n~~>ionJ!Ii!». "I'm rully JOin& to mil• it. We all had 1 JOOdtfm• and I really enjoyed it." Juhl said. "II lOOk I lot or lim< IO fO OUI on the team. but it "'u '*onh tt ... Amy Rou lost her matc-h 6-), 6-0 and ended up 1o>tna btr ......olatiool by.a_6-Z, 6-0 COUIII to lon••• Elau~e Ponu 11tc doublo UIAdan of M<Kl&ney and AbramO\ IU also lo>l both of their m1t<h<s by .....-nor 6-1. 6-1 , and 6-l, 6·) . But the combination of Rubin and SttdhiHn d<fca~cd thc duo of lona's Ayen and by a ...,... of 6-1. 6-2. On tbt third and fm.tl d•t or ~- Slidltam and Rubi<l-..on thdr matth in thc quar1orfi.W. over Sludmorc CoUca< by 1 ...,,. or 6-1. 6-1 . In their next rrwth, pr-. oc<WTed as Rubio o:<IKted a bone in Ita anti< In the ........... or uw--.t1 ohti< maid>~ Soma. Rubin. tM~.oorum ~pla~an..­ haYi~a taped lbc onkk and Will clc1crmlped to finish lhc match. I was111'<"""""" bad: and my 1q OUI," llMbta Cl{(llaiAcd. JUit •'1M trainer came ou< and taped u up, and I continu<d tbt male-h. The doctor aid tbal I had probotbly p!Jiyed 100 much thai w«:kenc.i. The coun,, wrre vuy hiTd and they rook a b<atlna on tht coun.•• R ubln plaFd Out I ht m.atc-h lll ..hlcb they 6-1, ~. 6--2 T1tc Royal played the balls 10d IIIII ......e llrt to .... !'llik Sltdbam aaadt up ror 11er by a11Jt1t1 orr more balk at the "" and donne heT fore-hand deop. Due to Rubin'• onjury 111< ,...., .... ror<cd 10 default (rOill their out ldl<dul<d match. Rubm rcfl«tcd oe tit< ..-a as a wbok ... The: team wasn"l VNI• but •c •err .lht ltid. " We bad ..,.,.S SUCCtSs In oha JlU tournament and tbc rqular JCUOn, We had a aood time." "W< had a p:>od team.'' sold SIJdhan:t. "I doft't Ibid~ W< apctted 10 do .......... but ... did. We MU .....Oy <:'ICI(ed about til< champoomltips and .. ..,body came thrOII&h "'<II." Nt~tl yur's team r01urcs to bt even mor< pOtent ''""" only Juhl I< teavlna due to lflldUIIUOII. "Wt bavt11 lot of &ood )'OUIII pla)-.n," llliii.C-It. "We h1~ a 1o1 or dc!>tb and ""' ba•~ a ho<l or &OOd pia~. w. played ....... IOU&h matcfta lbll year and ... playcd wdl. t was very rlta!icd With this team." ..-one:· ,.;u • • ~­ J - Aft .. . ...., . . . ... 1;~11 .. . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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Sample wlU take ortiee on Mvcb I and Univcnity Co<Jnc:ll Chair Robert Koren .aid tbi11 UB is ot!U awalllna SUNY Chancellor Oinon Wbanon's d<cision on who will save as l'n$ldenl durin& tbe two mooJh ml<rim. The Tnuua VOted unanimou$1y WcdD<:sda)' momina 10 appro.c lbc cboia: or tbc San:b Conuniuc and lbc UaiYUSily Couocil, whldo had boa> •-iddy reported In the media. ar~a medina io El!ccutive Se..;on whb lbc candida~ and his wifc Thaday niJIII. Followi01 tbc diliM$lon, Sample flew 10 Buffalo to awal11he Board's final d<Cision. F or" look 11t Sompk's bGd,oMnd 111td to l""le nudmt n«tlort t o tile til• storln on Pill' :U. Addlth>rtlll rt«tlOrt from Uni-lity offkillls 1111d St11te-wi<U kolkn wiJI iH /O<tMotrlbtt /If M0rtt/4y's edltiOrt of'Jlw Sp«lrUl. rtno ~t. SH Sample had breakfast Wedncoday momin& with tbe Council or IJI<us, before ~~~~~ 1ht prm in capon Hall, and then he was lilt ,.,... or honor a1 a opedaJ luncheon wilh various vioc praidcnls lltld 1he UB Covnc:IJ. Arlcr lbese function.. lh< Proslden1 OesiJTia~ embarked on • ltNr or lh< Amherst Campus, auided by OirCCior of Public Affairs Harry Jackaon and Vioc Prcsid<n1 for Facilities Plannina John Neal. Sampl• len Buffalo W... thai artcrnoon and is oxpCCied to re1um aalln before officially bec:ocnin& President 10 ....., will! constituency IIIOUPI and aaJn a besla Wldcnl.anllina or the Univcnity and lilt SUNY~ . L cn and San:b Chair Robert Milloazi botb appeard dctiabted .. tbe press conr........... tbcy iftlroduc.xl Sample to the communlty, finilhina. aeven montlu- of hectic ddibesation and codl01 the iDI<flSC sll<(Uialion lhll had reached a CI'QOCndo earlier 11\b week. "Ahhouah we had almost 100 •UU<Siions and applicanc.. one candidate, .... all &lllccd, sboWcl be tbe first penOn tO head Ibis Unvicrsity, .. Millond Wd or Sample. " He ,.,.. lilt unanimtNs choice or the studenu on the oommiuee, ht was tbe unaninou• ohoicc of 1hc racuhy and be was the un~mlmous cholct: or the Council members." Sample is ~tJve Vi« Pres:idc:m for Academic Affain 11 1he Unlvenily of Nebraska, an tlectrical cn,&lnccrina faculty member and "-U a diverse hlSIOry. Drcacd corucrY&Ilvdy In a dark blue pin-striped suit. with his wife Kathryn a1 his side, Sample Oelded questions from 1bc IDcdil on .. variety o(lubjects, ranaina from ~d 10 the UovXrlily' s rdationsbip with the Stat<. Oflcn times, be ...., forced 10 defer 0011\fMN, ,citina unfasnilllrily will! the Univcnily, lllSW<rina tll&liY or lilt questions m vacoc tcmu. Sample did, ""-<, assure his auclicoc:e or 1deYision crews, repOrtcn, photoJBj>hc<s and lljlmlnistrators that UB would remain. comsnbtnlsve imtilulion and lavishly praised Its faculty and hcritaae. He alSCI'1ed lhtl UB had ~ tremendous pOtential, admilllna thai it had mud! to do with his decision. ''I have tried hard in Ihe past no1 10 favor a discipline reaardless or my pcrs00a1 b'll<:qround," Sample dalm<il. " My UZI<Ia"stadni111 of tbe mluion-now and it will ran&Jn so in lilt (Uiurc-U tbat UB sbould be the , _ comprd>auivc acaclcmit: unit or 1he SUNY ~- I am comfortable 'lwhb that miuioa." Sample asscncd lhat UB had tr......SOU. J>Ol<ntial to rank as ooc or tbe nation's 1op instilution• and he .aid !his atlr~ him here. Asked 10 commeol on its specir.c weak,neues, the President Ocsilllllle aendy side-Slopped 1he question and praised lhe Univenily i011cad. "lam aware or some of the problems have here, but I'm more lmprcssed or the pOSitive potential or lhls university, and an ou~andina faculty," be hotcd, adllina tbal a top quality professional cop<s was a critieal faciO< In lktcrmlnina tbe suenalll or 1111 insti1udoa. The NdKuta Vice Prcsiclcnl admltlcd tbat be had sPUrned other orrcrs 1o bocoax a Pnsl3cat, but tbal he was "so impresJcd" by both u B and tbc o~y or Bufralo, tbal he coUld not tum do"'" lllis one. "I doll't think l 'vc ewr _,as Cl<cited as I d rtOW," Sample rcwalecl. "II was an opportGftll)' I moldn 't pus up" Wbcn asked to describe his •'Ylt as an ' o<lmiDIJtrator, Sampluald thai be lacked one panlcular lcadcnblp trail dcfmin& his job as a facilitalor for subordinates 10 you bdp them aet lhcir jobs dooc. He added, "I will also put a loc of hours ln." Sample was asked many limes abou1 COoStrucUon O( the Amhcrsl Campus-Jona a top priority or UB and che Ketter admtnbtradon-..nd expreuect confodeoce that Sial< suppOrt would ronlinue. He added 1hat New York's financial uslstance for ca,pital projeeu was area1cr 1han in Nebraska and professed Cl<J)criencc in otlcmptln& 10 Africa. But Sample rcapondecl onoly, pOintina Out -.ni inconsistcndcs in tbe ANC'• aravmcnu. Kor<11, however, did not remain as ealm and colkcted, inSiructina 1he $tudcniJ 10 slOp aucmptina to cu:rn the prm conftunce lnto • forum on South Africa, But Sample added thai "student involvement is a .,ood thina," and u.id be would work with the "established leaden or llle aovcmmmls'' but warned thai wraa money from rr1~ctanl JcsWacures. students tmd 10 ...-b e •• a university ror a mlnlmlzlna Ill< uniqueness or New Yock. $honer period of time," rhan ocher Univcnity conslitumda. The Kct~a Sample said he ttPCCied 10 11111 orr hl.s tenure nwith a cc:nain amounl of U'Wt administration. ll wu pO{~ned out. oftc:G from Sludcnls and faculty" because of lilt cq>cricnccd diffocully in dealioa will! warm roocption he bas so rar received stUdent croups. from the rtpresentallves or those Jllftups Whik- asked speciriCIJJy aboul lilt who scrwd on the Seuoh Commill«. "I UniYUSity ~ to uiiPIIdc iu athlcllc: bopc.1o maintaln that becausi or my style PfOITilD to DMslon 1 $latus, S.S.ple is such thai 10 be open in commllllications si>okc favorably about lntcn:olleaiatc and l!ry and stay in dose and reauJar sports. "Aibletlcs at< a pOSiti•·e force at contae% with Sludcnt leadership," he many inititutiolu. I have a blah opinion promised, or intcrcollqiale ipO<IJ, .. he insisted. "But I lcnow many who have ...uy S ample &01 his nrs1 tasle or a part or 1he dirrcrent <>epcrienca wi1h m11 ... Sludcnt body when several mcmbcn of lhc Kencr bas opted to dday a decision on Alternative News Collcetivc (ANq arllled the plan, nollna thai il should be len up llle DcsiJTI&Ic on his pOlicy toward 10 bis successor and Sample conceded, "I apanhcid and lnmtmcnts in So - u-th_ _ _...;.,_h_• v_c_a_ vcrr ..;,"!opcn i--m - ln_d_.'_' - - - . �in short. XI Oc1obw 1111 campus N- 2 1 77re Spectrum '\eal passes P ATCO grounded Alia two ~or ddibcrtiloa, the StlMI<nt Asoociatloa (SA) - e insured oon&ioualioa or Tit• :;pm,.m by lhe aqoeiadooa poiou bci•CICil lhUilMicnt ...........,., llld ~ Oo Tuc:sday the us Cowt of Appeals deru<d the rxtention or earlier order ..bid> pm'<ftled tormillation of tht ProfcstJonol - Air Trallic.CootrollerJ Orpnizatlon (PATCO) as the hlr&llnlna .,..., for the eoouoUcn. Last lburtday the Federal Labor Relalions Authority took away PATCO's ri&hlto repraen~tbe air traffl( controUm bcca- or lh<ir .._ strike •hich ... tcdlo...Uy illepl. But the ~"""" laler blcolced Ibis d«ision. ~that PATCO "has oo1 made th< •ho>o-iua t<qoired" to preveot it deeatifatloo ..;n proe<td. PATCO before the Sink< repr....,ted o - JS.OOO •orkm, but aU <""PP 6300 ,..,. fired last summer for ...,rusUo& to obey back.. o-wort ord<r. Trami>onation Sea<wy Drew Lewis ass<ned, aftn the coun decision, that noo< of the ftred oontroUm -uld be rehired. _.ovma 1D ~. 8dort 'fOiltoa oo Tit< Spmn;m, tilt bocly creoted and Ad Hoc WIIJI...S MaDs c-mitt« to Mal with the PfOIIOied cr<llicia of a dormitory OOIIDCil. 1bt - CXDIIIitt« allows tilt S..W. to wort wilh lbc SA ~bly ill <Orlt!Cllal orpnizatioa problems ill tile _ , . ooadl, llacc tilt Saw• is desi&a>d to hanclk .,.,.,. na.dal lbe tlnll rcw tilt-doralkooy FOUP was pramted by S..or SCcphm HJaW. Eoay raklenct haU on c:ampus ..;n lla>'e rq>n:aa~t.llioa, to "brine tilt clifftrall dorms and collq<s iDto aaioo with cadi O<ba," oo-dntned Eric Friedman ~lbe major foau; of attcotlon for the Wednaday mt:<tlna was ...,.,....... or. JUb<aiption fee to Tit< Spmrum. snwor Debbie ca-r odvaooed • IDOiloG amenclina ont point or the contraa iDoaMaa ~credit for lhe fundina by SA. 01&..-er's ~ woald have a frol)l paae notice actnowl<cl&lna fundina mark russell Oc:ttinB Jilllmy Can<r to pitch the AWACS to Co.,cu was n04: one or Rea,aan's smancr mO\'CS. Whm H eomes to UDCkflnlduate Student~' Mllldatory F«S" strikin& all notioc of SA. llul tilt ammcoclmtr1t rolled by a ~~~2 vot<. pr<Sm~ina the front- recot~Ditioo . lbiJ and the O<her SIX point~ &ath<red I IS.O.l IIIIII"Po of approvlll. wit.h SA...,....•., various assurances 6tutDciol acoountabalty be the Jtudent newspaper. ..ta ·- aettinJ the job done in Washington, Jimmy pro•ed that the old .maai< is still there. or Did you g<t lhe feeti., that RJdtard Nixon is now Stcr<tary or State butlhey don't have the heart tO tell us? city K l.ao<ON/ldlt....-c...r Goooch4fG.·Iil•"•,_., S.U't fditor AnthOn)' M Pl!1hfM. . .. , . Utot .,_.,g.art1 S.wyetiAtf DitldiOt Don-IC- w....,-...c1~ ..,.,..c._,... C.AIIIMI A.NI:tlllll El...,.~, --... 0eno Cra....areftr F H itlfU t<.-M-'AW~ Joct. .....>19/C...-.... A..,.n C.. KKtNcfCMhftNI11-o JOhn Fcwme!latOtt plltka JOMPf\ B. ling~Na.fiOHI UUI'tnee 1. AoHnthiL''"toor•pllt 0.-vtd On..notAaallt.-.r PftofOQt•JJhr Jtrtttr A Thurtlont$p0ttr Jon M DtatJAaalt:l,.l $pott• o.wio A. Con\atcldiJPtOcfiQal Sit~~ ur~WtMI'Atta Tony Gra;edal"""c F•enclt SpecQrtS•n PltorootaPht JtUroy N C.nlorl8u•lft.at Mt11ager J•me• P. M~l)hyiCompftOI'-t M . 8. Ka:mlttcuiUProduefJon Alii'· Shl,tey Glgllt/Adr. COotdlnalot Governor Kemp? In a poD wen by the BIKl< Associat<> of Roch<Jter last ~'~"""'· C&mr llld Ford on the same plane to Cairo was biJtory. But poor Jerry Ford had to sit in the back-In the unde<ted section. wodc il was determined that If Ill dectlon wen hdd today ltqJabtic:aD Repaentatl¥t Jack K<mp w011ld defeat Oemoaat Hiah Catty for aovcrnor, It was nponed In th< Blifllllo ~~~~ N<ou. Kattp was faYOred by 55 per=t of the voom with Catty 1 fed sorry for Hmry Ki>sinJer. Wbm.- th<r< is a .. orad taldQa ooly a 21 share. Fowtten percent said that crisis, lh< closest ht can set to tht oauer of tllincs-is Don they - . uodec:ldcd. lbe ..,_.,.,.., om.c Is up for •ooe in Rather. JSJG with Kunp llld Catty apcaed to be the two"'*" ~ -.!...-.aries. rM Sil«'"'"' '' sttved b¥ tht A»oc&IW.O Pr~. ~ Newspl:l)tf SyndlCa.te, U» ~ -rmu -- $Yf'ldtt•le. Coi"G1Ate HeMlines $tMee Uf!l:tect F"lt¥n S)'I'ICSQleO MO UNlN P'I'Mt S~e.. rne Sptc-1"""' 'a ,._~tees tor nthona; house .... ~­ /.GYWII.III'IO SeMcea 10 StloldflrU.a. ~ , . $ptclrvm otfic• .,. kx:ateo "' 356 SQuirt Hell. s••~ ~ly 01 N._ VOt\. at Bufl&ao. 34SS ataln Street, 8uttato.. Ntow V«k tUt• To-. (7tl!j83t~.,t­ (7tlll3to3111. tx.slrtess Coprrign1 1M1 8ut11Jo., N.Y. The Spktrum StUOMI '-riodie&l, lnc.. Editonat poi~<:Y 1$ dl1~ by tl'lt Eottor-.n. ~\et ~icatlons ol .,., malle1 .....,...,.. wtti'!Out thl t.:Weu conunt ol tht Ed!lor4n-Chiella a:trictlr t -. The Spectrum 11 prlntea by Bu'ra•o NtwtPtna Inc.., 1310 Seftl>ca SL BuffalO, N.Y. otautbUted ""to the unl¥etall)' oommunuytumu ON copy pet C*ton •DUBELS• r~Sdtussmeisttts l i i i 1 GARY SMITH TliE CIWIAD HCXISE Of' BUFFALO AND TttE JE'MSH STUOEHT ONION -PRESOfT- Ski Cluk Int. The Holocaust After 36 Years ANNOUNCES A VACANCY On the Board of Directors u S.A. Representative APPUCA TIONS C ACCEPTED UNTIL MondtJy, Nov. 2, '81 f Monday November 2. FRIDAY& SATUt'DAY ....... NIGHTS I CaU155-1143 IOI'I'MMY8tloM PARKVIIW Liquors & Wines 69S·Z8S8 • Tile Holocam · A ~laual Ollpl•r 2 S Haas Lounge, Squire Hall, 11 am · 2 pm • Opening AddNn by Rubin Utenn•n, Chairman of the Buff-!IO Oalaglllon to the World Conference of Holocaust SurvlWJrs, In Jerusalem, 1981, Haas Lounge • 12 Noon • nt. Gllelto • exceptional documan· tary film, Squlrv Hall rm 233, 7:30pm w.,..., J Tuesday November 3. ·L...·~u.w~u.uu.w~ 2.'1'110.,__.,_,,. _ •• t a MUD WRESn.JNG • l'llllfMNr Gftarlf Felt. Profeuor of Sociology the State Un/11. Collage at Buflalo, Squire H11/l, v Rm. 232. 12 • 1 pm TOPIC:· -n.. - . l o Lamt"· P.-IU<Hto Oonoc/<H" DOMES'l'IC a IMPO!In:D UQUORS a WINES Open Mon. · Sat. 10 am· 10 pm IDCIIl*l . , . milt llo. of Ricl9o .... 2186 Nlagar~~ Falls Blvd. Town of Tonawanda �FSEC shoots down Kunz memo on transfer By DAN HOLDER CQmpou <d1tor 11>e relationship ~ .. een tht State Univc:rmlc.s and community collqes wu tht main ittm or diSCtUsion at Wednesday's Faculty Scnatt EJcecutive Commht<e mttting. OiscWlsing a memorandum authored by As.oeiatt Dean of Undergraduate Education (DUE) Waller Kunz for the <ntire 90-minute sc:ssion, the Executiv• Com111ittee ended by returning the paper to its author. The memorandum, entitled "SUNY Two-Year Colle&e to SUNY/ Buffalo TratUfer Policy,:• concerned entry guarantees bet,.een community collqel and UB. The m.morandum ""aS wriuen in respoMt to a SUNY Board or Trustees m.morandum which repeated a 1972 pledge to establish "a transftr policy which guaranteed araduates of twoyear collqes within the University an opportunity to continue their education on a full-time basis at State University senior campUlCS." The SUNY memorandum, wriuen by Chaneellor Oifton Wharton to the Board of Trustees, requires that "bqinning with the Fall sem$er or 1982, lfaduates of two-year collcac.s within S~te U niVtrsity or New York , when acoc:pted in parallel programs at baccalaureate campuses or the University, Will be accordtd full junior standina." The Wharton memorandum coDcluded with a resolution ctlling for individual units in SONY to set up suidelinc:s to comply with the requirement . Several points in the Kunz paper written to comply with the Albany requlr<ments drew criticism. The first to draw opposition was the definition of "parall<l program•" which called for community collcae graduates to complete seven General Education courses before "being acoc:pted at UB. One Senator noted that tiB students can use four years to complete the requirc:man, while community collqc: graduates only have 1,.0 years. A major area of concern to the Faculty group was that community collcae standards might be lower than the University's and some scudents coming to UB with an Associa.t e's Degree might not be prepared to handl• course work at a University Center. Another concern for the faculty was that specific departments might not accept community colle&e credit for some coursses. ~ Faculty or Engmeering and Applied Science representative OenniJ Malone SU&Bestc:d that the memorandum be changed to allow adntission to the University, but not to any speciftc proaram . That would be done separately through the tnYOiwd In CommumiJ Col•• cHNt• tl m . .l/ng department itself. ' ' W e could live with this as a University admissions policy," EJcecutive Committee SccrW~ry Gerald Rising summariz.cd. "Bur as soon as we talk about spc:t'\fic prop-ams, that's elitist." There was some discussion on tb< benefit$ to the community collcac.s from this program. Committee Otair Barbara HO>fell noted that the two year schools would rather have Sludeots take extra courses on the local campus. She cited students entering UB No 'secret' research at UB? including California Institute or Technology, have wrillen to the Defense Department urgina it to lift some of the research rc:strictions before they have any serious impact on research output, according to a r-nt N~w York Times article. Slanford physics profesJOr Edward Tdler told the New York daily that "witbln the last 30 years, th• United States has given up its advantaSe in all m~itary fields, espedally t.h ose in which secrecy is the normal practice. In one field that is not military, but h as military applications, we are ahead of the world and way ahead of the RUSJians; the field is electronics--<specially computers-and its in this r~eld ~re absohlldy no secrecy exists.,, Vlco------ Most UB research is funded by the National Institute of Health wbicb bas paperwork restrictions but no security A$..,.,.. IM,. ,. no NCAI'I 191Mtefl ' ' U8 . regulations. "The government has its own research labs-and they By SETH ALLEN Aooordi11g to Vice President are very good-that p ractice Sptetn~m StQ/1 Writ<r for Research and Graduate secrecy, Rennie explained. "I Studies Donald Rennie, having would hope thai the classified research at U B would aovemment would conduct a While t.b e problem of involve considerable policy lot of secret research that is government ICC:l'ecy restrictions changes that would not be neoessary for this nation's , on research exlsu 11 many· tolerated by the faculty. JCCurity.'' be said... But as a universities, this is not so at "1bere is no secrecy in the faculty member I cannot UB because it is n01 involved Stale University system," condooe $1:Ct"ecy at-the in Defense Department Rennie said. "UB and the rest unlvc:<Sity leveL c:Jassi.foed research in wblch the of lhc: Stale University system Rennie noted that UB "went resuJIS must be ltepe from the do u01 enaaac in clusiroecl throu&h a bi& uproar in the ccneral public. research, oc:ver have, and 1960's" because nw>y believed Only about percent of never will. Doina classlroed that secret releardl ...U aoing U 8 research is supported by · research would create a bi& on, when actually DOne the Defense Oeputment and upcoar, and I would be In the existed. "I bi!J>C that we do there are no secrecy restrictions center it, I I not have to go tbrou&h that on any of these contracts with But this not so at other shuat,ion qain," Rennie U B. institutions. Five u nivcnilies, concluded. nvc: or who needed specific COU1"$es such as freshman chemistry for entry into a program. It is usually an easier course at the community college level, and if taken at junior collcae it allows the tuition for the course to so to the (junior) institution. Faculty of Social Scieatt represc:ntative Warren Barbour termed the Chancellor's directiH as "an obvious recruitment drive b y the community colleses." He explained that the schools allraet students by promiting cnlry 10 a major university a fter two years. Chair Elect Robert Pope said that students are orten decelved Into allending a oommunlty collc:ge when it would be easier acadtmically to enter the UniVtrsity for the full four yeah. Howell ended debatt on the Kunz mernorandutn by sending it back to the author, with the understanding that community collese lfaduatel would be auaran~ entry only into the University. ~ into a specific proaram would then be handled on an individual basis by the department involved. •••••• JELSAR ...... : Laundry and Dry Cleaning t Coin Laundry· Maylag Toploadlng Washers :. 4276 No. Bailey Ave. • 834-8963 (Near Longmeadow) tt • • + • by the pound • 2Drycleening · 25 lb. rug weshers l t t t ~~· i t t • Loed S1er Penne Press Dryers e A TTEHDANT ON DUTY! Monday thru Saturday, 8 am • 10 pm 1................... Sunday 8 am • 8 pm OPEN • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t : ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ G.L.S.P. & O.C.H. ~ ,._et ~ ~ Husles of Off..C:ampua Life ~ A Seminar on: HEAT CONSERVATION TENANT RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES ~ ~ {l {l ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : ~ · ~ ~ ~ Speaking: Mlcllael Walk• of latloaal ,... Doa S.oea Jr. IJ4t. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Wednesday, Nov. 4th at 4:o0pm Room 339 Sqlllre Hall, MSC ~ ~ ~ : ~ -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~! f~.IO~,., ..,.-..,_.s �editorial Early promises After Mven months of aearchtng and one week of denying that S1-n B. S&mpte -uld be UB's next President, the Prealdentlal Search Committee, the University Council and tile Olvlalon of Public Affalra Wednesday paraded Robert L Ketter's auccesaor out before a battMY of Buffalo and campus medii: Steven Semple, on paper, has all tile proper qualifications to become a great President. He Ia an accomplished professor, a renowned researcher and an experienced administrator. He works In an atmosphere thet resembles SUNY and he has played ball with recalcitrant Leglalatora. Academically, S&mple appears to be a atrong cendldete. He has been Oeen of the Graduate College, e criteria critical lor this Unlveralty and Its emphasis on graduate work. S&mple also was heavily Involved In ecademlc planning and other decisions at the Unlve1111ty of Nebraake thus leading one to balleve that when UB has to meke the tough academic decisions that lie ahead-especially as resources continue to decrease-Sample will be able to confidently execute them. But what Is pertoaps most Impressive about S&mple Is his background as a well<rounded Individual. Although an engineer by profession, Sample has played rn a philharmonic and has been a member of the Council on Foreign Affairs, salVIng on a host . of committees, Board of Olfector's and the like. With all this In mind, It Is understandable feedback that ~body at WednesdaY's press conference was more than pleased with the choice of Sample. But befdre we fall In love with him completely, let's remember that not · .everybody shares this u.nbrldeled enthusiasm-because, for the most part, we don' t knO!N that much about him. Even those who support the choice of Sample-and obviously by his limited knowledge of the University that was displayed at Wednesday's gathering it's too early to criticize-still have questions about the search process and the Committee's composition. Some of the students Involved In the process have already displayed displeasure over the actual representallon, stressing that It might have been better had other groups, such as tess wealthy community members and Millard Flllmore College students been on the Committee. While these claims may be valid, it is too early to second guess the Search Committee. As Sample himself said, he expects a certain ~ount of goodwill to be automatically his on the entrance Into 501 Capen Hall a.nd that he hOpes to maintain It through a policy of open communication with both studonts and faculty. Sample also made several other premises to students at the press conference that he would respect government leaders and deal with them on critical Issues, seeking their lmput. II Sample hopes to maintain this goodwill, enthusiasm and trust that is his at the. beginning of his term, these promises and more will have to be kept. Give~ .,.,,m.,r? Auoclatlon. The shQ/t note eK.pressed K•plan'l public Did SASU C«Jtr1l In AJI:Hfly rKelve thlalniOIMitlon, In ordw to PI# It along to member IChool&? Whit 100'(1 The Spec1rum and the oth.., llud"'l par/odlclll? or tho Boflalo Ev,.lng Ne,..? Will O'Amoto p!Hia "'nd up onrJ Itt M•lntMtlon• be Mown/ Wt know KIP/In hNrtJ It, but lhe tvtrlgt~ co~rn •rutJ.,-,t doetn 't talk to O'Amato tvMy wHk. lrt thtt OCtober 26/ssue ot The Spec~ rum, a letter WII prlntfld from Stwe Kaplan. "Un!Yenlty Studltllt, '' Sol> &:rtoolfy " ' ' oil r!N mork w..t,.•doy, or or ,.,., 1m .,..pllollo . ., wf0t10. no. problolll lo ""' , , . _ ••lolonco of • f/Uirln- , _ , _..,1-wrlfiM oolu""' - t y In The Spectrum. nr. - · - f a l l o n - · -•ln-dlplh lnl.,_llono/ -.rocr rtllh Ill 11-1 otpMO/LIIIonl. thole _ , ,oltlclolo _ , , ....,_.. lfld M _ , , . _ - · br••otplo,- -INN,._Ill..,. - - . tho,..,..,.,.,. co" !hom on /t. Whet SCrtoolfy on 111M o l " " - WIN I could be "'-lcatlw oldlol..,l, ..,.not,_ olflolo- lh..,IIN -n -- o'ter the tar~t of SASU's (Student AllfX!IItlon ol the Stat& Untveralty) campaign rgafntr I«Jtral budget CUll- d•lling with educatk>nal 11aistance programs. These cuts would mean the elimination o/324lJOO New York State stvdentt from Editor: Ronald Reagan's victory on the AWAC Issue not only represents e major aocompllshment lor the President In reg81ds to formulating and cerrylng out his foreign pdlicy, but Ills a monumental accomplishment because It Is only the second time the powerful Israeli Interest lobby was defeated when II found Itself at odds with Washington's decision maki ng bureaucracy. ----.._ . The last and the first time the Israeli lobl)y sucumbed to wishes of Washington was whep President Jimmy Carter pushed his F-14 plane package sale to Saudi Arabia through the Senate, despite bitter protest from Israeli interests groups. Reagan should be applauded for both his decision to stick by his Initial decree to sell the sophisticated early warning AWAC's to Saudi Arabia, and his political savvy In pushing the extremely controversial package through the Senate. Let there be no mistake, Reagan has chartered a new path In US.Israell relations. The sale of the AWAC's to the Saudi Royal Family will do much to redress Israeli's strategic military advantage In the Arab dominated Middle-East and Is a blow to Israel-something Washington rarely dellver·s to allies. To be sure, Reagan Is twisting Israel's arm In ellort to get the Hebrew State to come to some kind of terms with its Arab neighbors to end the hostilities In the Middle East. damn Editor. WltO I$ a lso Vk;e PtBSidMI ol the Sll.HHnt Off the mark AWAC sale the financial aid progrems all• ctfKI. Tills would have • devutatlng Impact upon SUNY anrollment. n.lt WJio regardlrog tho cuto, will/a hold In tho US S.noto •hort/y. s.noror Aloynthan 11 • lrlwlf! of SUNY 1nd of high«" «fi!C411or~. He 'f'Diftd a_galnst R•agan•a llrot round of bu<Jgot cuts and hu P<Jbllcly promtt..t to .-ore e.galntt thl• S«::nd round. He has ~ponsored tiN C>pp<nlt/on bill (to tho •ttcond round ol CUll) In ,,.. s.nete! But S#nator D'Amato IUppot'led Rftg•rr the fbi lillie around. Whatlf/" hi <1<> now? Oj\meto told Kaplan In 1 phone con.,.,.,.tlon that he would «upportiM flnoiiCiolold progromo, end me ega/nst tiM cuta. But ..,.,. & • ~" re#eu.a, a OouKopton bllltvtthot-GS(, ,..lt(8EOO)ond othw v/tll flntncltl •ld progrtmr should be cut agoln? I dlto soy noll E'llfl thout~h Kepton fo o 1>011001/ lrllfld end amptoYH ol O'Amllo, 1 ,.,,..., hlr prlmtry c:ommlttment I• to IM ttudwlla •• the •ldct«< VP o/ their IIU<IWII gov.,nm.nt. Ttle ''(HO.,rtQ"In on D'Amato 11 m.,..ly to ahow our support 101 mttntelnfng ptOg,m, ' ' curtenti~~Wis. nor to mlltgn or crltlclzo. 11 It tho right or""'!' cltlt"' to lot h/o/har IHI/ng1 ta •nortn to theft ,,.ct«< tctllftstn,tlvts. 8taro to D'Amaro 11,. IUppottl fht tid Pff)tltlm&. Mtybettt. Pf-..ure put on now wfllalao ~P flint rMJem~r ua the next Jim• lf0Uflf1. OM 1 damn. Write 1 l«ter. KtktlnaD.- Un.M ially StiHMnl ancl SASU StiiCMnl Dolegase IN,,_,, -yby-IAno / l t i,,_,, Ott , _ _ , .Joo Nlkln? roc ,.,_ lew opolhy end....,_ - t h e y loll to tllln our fcw_r _ _ .., _ _to. Till• It liN ,.,., /Night olbutNua.tlc 111-aiiNiry, - t h o _,,, _ 4 ."'" - -·- - - elll;afl. . .l< ........ Response to Kaplan Editor. .~ ...,_y f"" wrhirtg In ,._,,_to SteM t<oplon'o lottor or Oct- 28 lboul SASU'o Iauer Jtrltlfi'J orrd caiJ.In compalgn on the propoS«/ addltfo;Jot 12 , _ _ , cu11 In _ , llnoiiCiolold. Kaplan ,,.,.., tiNt IN IHI• 11 11 ..U,Ielr to zwo In on one sana tor (S..tor O'AIIIaiO~ ' To t*rlfy atudent1 era 1»/ng laluld to write 111 o/ lholtoonfiiW"-'• on 1/1/o/nue. <1 mop of Hfow York Stole Leglolotlw dlottlca and • - • • of Ia pnwki«J ro fiNIP eo that tMy gan who/If to dflw:t tholrltlf,.,. In tiN Hou•• of~"''"" In tho...,.,,, lhoy ,,.. bei"'J u,ad to wr~ lo both -foro,.., Morn/INn arrd AtphonH O'A,IO. Ho-, 11-11 oro/y heN liN lima to WfHo ona leglt/otor, ond lor tho ,.....,,,,ltln del_,.,. purpoMs of the u/1-Jn umpelf}n, st~nts lte bMng •d~ to rJira<;t lhllttobby/"ff all0<11 towottt s.notor D'A1110to. TIN SASU h•• ,.,..,,., O'Amoro., • locUI Of tho compotgn 11 thol h/1 mombatohlp on lha S<Mora Approprllllont CommfiiH pull hfm In 1 posftlon to lnlluenc. tltll , ,,..,. l»>or•lt reaChes the S.nott floor. Wo urrdfllltond ond ep-r.to s.notot O'AIIIoro'o pooltlon on lh/oluua. Het• oppo11d to fhe odtlftlonol12 ,_,.,., cutoln 1/nonc/ol old prOIJ'ItnL Our letter wtl tlng end t:>IJon•ln umpa/gn will ptOvlde him with euppon lor tho poalllon ho hu token. Tr•~•thor,.. con dalflt tho PfOP<U-.1 oddlflono/12 percent cutoln llnonclol oiii<H#nt flnoiiCiotold. ,,.,on H..,.;IMgfrlod Western Region SASU Coordlnll<>< �Washington Merry-go-round By JACK ANDERSON and JOE SPEAR ASHINGTON- Dkl MWII S..Sot'a anualnltlon catCh US l nt.tl~ upon a by aurP!lN? Not entirely. The CIA oncl t"" OofonM lnttll~ Agency h o d watcl>inv S..S.t'a CT"O~n on Eqypll&n o - t • wttn lnc:toaslng m1191vtnga lor oomt tim& US l nt.tl~ semces hod-. wonyt"'l about S-t'• .,.,.,..lgn agolnst lolostem lunclllnentallltaln panlcular. The Egyptl., president' a loloaleln . .tremlala, They moy howo been oncotltlgod by otheta, bUt they - • t"" onoa who corrtec:l 0<1t t"" t>MII muWe have learned that' "" aub)oct or s.d11'1 tll"'!e'out W -n• -• crackCIOwn ort the Mos*" ex1temla.ta came up at a aecr• 1 IHiefi"'l tor • H011ae aul>cotnmtttoo. The IHitfl"'l by tnle.liiOenoe expena waa on September 10- leaa than 1 month befOfe Sadat was aaaasslnattd. The lntotllgen. . anatyata wore eetuolly brought In to brief t"" $UbcotnmlttO<>O on Ihe prOt>Oiod . .It of AWACS planes to SaUdi AsabiL The conor ...amen wan10d to lcnow ~w ateble the Sau<lt feglme waa. They were atrala Amerk:an r1dar planes would fall Into unfdendly hand• It the Saudi king wtKo overthfown by an lran·style reYolutlon. The Saudi regime was glvon gonorally good marks tor stability by the lntelllvence e•PGI1L But they t>Ointtd out that Moslem tundamentellatt 1 nd discontented foreign wol1<ers In Sautll Atoblo might n•uae tome trouble. Then the inteiUgence entlyata were asked abOut Egypt. How likely was It that Sad II'I crackdown on the MOJ;Iem fanatics would lea.d 10 dlsutlf? Thet'a when the tntetttgenoe e•pens oxpresaoO their conctttn that SOtlat't c:<aclldown coulcl S1ir up tlongoro•JO oPPOOIIIon. They atoppocl shor1 ol p<odlctln<J SOdat's usassinotlon, ti>Ougn. But our congreutonal SCM.Irces uy the CIA and tM Ootonll tntatRgonca Agonciy hod been wamlng lor montha that t.Mre was dbcontent In the bW• rank& ol '"" Egyptton ollloer corps. tt seems lhoJ Jonlo< olflceno In the Egyptt011 Army hod 1>e0n unl>a- wttn Sadot'o moves towonl tht United States as o miUtary llty. These )untor offlceno apo.,.....Uy mlsood the goocl okl oaya- Egypt's mnaa~y supptlet was cho SovMt un..... They tosenttd lhe ·way Sooat l<lc~od lhe RuSSI.e ns out anti turned to the Untteo States lot mliHorr old. They cotnpfaJPed that American attn$ were stow in c:omtng. And they blamed h all on SOOOI. This moy !lave had as mu<:ll to t1o with SOOOt'a assasal nation as hls c.rec.kOown on Mo51em fuMtamentallsta.. Blttor pttt Butlget Director Davkl stod<man ta not normally a man to be pitied. The onetime di wlnUy student has bten absolutety purltanlcalln ttls efforts to cUI government *Pftndlng, often at the expense of thoNieatt able to olton! I~ But sllll, you have lo feel $O«'Y IOf tbe guy .somellmea. H£1 past koeps coming back to haunt 1\lm; Thlf'l what happened with t~e sugar program. PrttfCI&nt Reagan had to .swoeten the pot tor some Southtfl1 Oemocrats-1o get 'hts budget cuts through Congress. So he went along with 1 price-.support program lot •uger, even tf\OOQh fl violates evert 1n1nclple of Reagan politics. 11 wu 1 bitter pluto swallow- The Agncullure Oepanment estimated that continuing prlee suppcxts for Yt•· - · WO<IId - t Amtttcon _ , . , . $12 billion a Thet workt ""' to $100 tor o ltmlly of fivo. But tht ougor program wu panlcutorly - . . I<>< Butlgtt 00t0C10t Stoclunon. Tlvtt yoors a.go, he was a Rtput>ltcon 00f101NOmOn trorn MIChiga n and ht _...s thtaugot aul>sl<i~ I n _ , term a. Ht cottec:l tht p<ograrn " on ottti/CNII _ _, _ for bfV augar . _ , . . . ,• Af a -uamon. Stod<mon tlolctlbtO tho SlJOW prk>a auppott u o COtPO<att watto,. measure dlagulsod •• an ulfatanc. program fOf email ,.,,.,.,.._ 8vt h wou.l d toaHy I>Ontlh t"" bfV augar protiUC0<11-oo . .lei ~n S t -11. Ht oa1t1 It WO<IId..,.t conavmera mort than • bUUon dollars a ye,at. Rising to htlghta ol tnt1tgn011t thttorlc, you"'l Congr011mon SIOC>.mon aoklaugot pt1ct auppono ~ " on lnttattonory ataamrotttr 1\tghi>OQing towonl the HOuM ItoOt thot woukl rtatton tht Atnorlcon consumer on<l ma~ o mocktty of 0<1r olton a to contt04 lnffatton." That woo onry ¥80111 ogo. COI>gruam~Stockman Is now director of tnt bUc:tQet, and"'~' It the wheef of tnot lnfiOtlonory ateamr041tt. How It tsn'L Hoadll- anti footnocoa:Somt todorol fraud ttglltots thtnk 100<1-atamp rac:lr>lonts lho"ld c orry ldonttltcotlon ear da wfth P.hOIOQrapha oo tt1em. Thla would undOubtedly Olin"'ln.att tome cheat a, but no one seem• to know whothof lht phO\O t.O, card• would aa\'t aa much 11 the $8 million It WOIIId coat to luuo them- The S.noto lnteltlgence oommluoo Ia stllllnve•tlgatlng CIA Director William Coaay'a bualnaas tloallngs. A conlklentlal reoorl by tho cornmitttt atatllndlcat. , the leglol.,ora are probing tlnka I>OtwHn Coley ond lugttlva tlnancler Robert t- Vetco. -rniRD~ 'HJRLD SUMM ~ Pleasant ST. By KEVIN ANTERLINE everal years ago I played tna dlumo. t playetl the &(Sara drum, tho baas drum. and tho timpani. The sweet-smelling you"'l wom011 music teochet tn grade sehoolsaJd I waa a ··natural:' SO I went on to p lry ln .symphonic and marching ba.nde with other drummeta. t dld not mlntl wurtng the bOnd " nltorm thot Included a hat with a golden plum• beoaUM It seem~ at the 11me II~ a c:ornment on-the rldlc.vfoull\eu o t we.,fno S untf·orms. Ano I woukJ be proven COftect: althoUgh I was Chosen, t woo not selected. Then t oloppatl tiNmmtnv aftet a wttlle btCOuae there to l>o no nttc1 tor It onc1 t clld not wont to l>othtf tho noighi>Oto w"h the onctedible notoe. Now t think tht ntlghi>Otl .,...,.. to 1>0 • I>Oihett¢ t am ~"'I on a pwcuaalon pltct to< o o m m o n - lmpl-to oncl monuol typtWI'Itor. Tho g ultor t aloo ployocl llkt a cl<Utn: you might aoy thot t peoyod rhythm gultor. t , . _ l>othettd to leatn to t80tl music excepl tor teaml"'l '"" notu In thO boas clef In on10t to ploy t"" timpani. loly sl<llt rttatee to mu-t tit.-ey u c:oontlng on ono'al- ratatoo to dlfttat c&lcutus. Muoh In tho..,.,. woy, t .,..,.,.., up aa a ttoshmon at Plattsl>utgh Stall College whh 1 vogue nouon about atuOtt"'l £"11tt.h tlt.,.tu<t: they gave moo <- book ot ootecteo Emttson ono Thotaou·• arod C»>N ~ltnet (lltv.oklt Editlonljontl oai<S, " HOlt, 1c10. toad thole. Weloomt to New £"~!land." Netdtna to s.ay, I reed wflh oreat lnterut. OCCUionotly t sUit IMI tht urge to drum In public. t SllppoM It r.rloclo, In oomo unrattoOia and ldlooyncratlc way, ,;;;,.. tor thlnga In tht wortcl- to hovt o:~<~~orto<ilod,- to oontlnut to tltlttlorota. I think 'about tht world, thOugh you 0011tc1 not - l y aoy that t - have a wond view; t ~. lor lht molt pott, Wflloout benefit ot pl\lloaoplly. Thougt) oorntortablt ontl P!lvltaged, tat tallt think ol>oul It tn terma other thon thOst of my own comton and prlriltga. Rtpre-11"11 tho tuml*!p;o/ttorlot wtoo """""'"" Into ocl>ool wltfl. bOWl on. at thlo unonvttl>lt 'moment In tho tlocttno of tht W•"'"" omptro, requites more energy than t proaontty have. 01 courae, I am not the only one wllo leola thta woy abou' H. Because of our very natu-re we c.annol holCI lnterntlno part I"' mucll fess band together lor conaplracies; we conspire only agalnst OUfUives. Our memorMt.s conspire against eve1y0ne. Suaon,Sontog, writing il>out the anxlety procJpltatod by Amencen t>Otltlc. way bOck tn 1968, ciOacrll>td tho government toodeta as " o•>nulne yahooo, with ott lha exhlbiUonltt trait• of ttMHr kind~· and av..-age citizens •• violent Ontl s tupid people who "tlon't know whot they'tt aoytno, tftoratty." 11 would be euy for mo to say t~at ,., statem.nts are u true today as When she wrote tt\.em and her conch.l'&lon--''this Is a doomed country .• . " - Is valtCI and si~ly teave lt at that T he yahoo& ate otnl abundant, It Is palntuii; c - . but the tiny minority of lndi'iiduats equipped to even rocognlle them fO< whot they ate, mucn leas ImPlement lll>ttal change by footlng them, _ , . al>oul to dlA-r. T h e _ , . of 1M"""""" c l - who hawo not l>etn atJie to loin lhe uleliecl prol..-ate ltntl lhtmMtvea In t i l t - Vivltl dDornma thty wero tn wtotn they btgon: '"" oontrodlctlono Inherent In cultural dlalocatlon caUM untal....., IINdtty. The pto1>1em hoi au '"" elements of '"" .-lCsp;rituot ctlatL In , _ n Umu, of - . thO criSis hoi-. oublumttl by cht notion of kltntlty 106ich In tum, to< o of paopto, holl>ecomt 1M aplr""ll P'Oltct of lilt-tho rotolvlng of oontnotltcllons. tlteaulta unlntontlonany In one of t"" teost painful wal" ot "npplng ofl" thtsyatem because tho creeUvo ac:t hoa trodltlonllly 1>etn tlloct9tt. The motktllng of .n (a ml""' tlomyattftcotlon) Ia aoparste trom cnatlon, though eteatlon moy be Htf·l,_ In IUCh • woy to .._ . to ..,tclote matl<tt voluoa. All or ttoepe tt>ouohl.•..,. ostablllhod 110 yoano __.,, 1801t-antl h leaclt mo to wonoiO< hool muCh longer '"" artlat wltll>o able to moko nu- hl1 fncu,.iona before his producuons, f"' mattw how muoh they ora o-rontty mllnstieam, wttt 1>0- cotogorlcolly tltnltO by tht yahoos. Evon totlo,y m011y · people loll to clttla,.,.ttatol>etweon ontatlotnmont and tho tloctttno ol oornmorctotlam. The consoquoncu o t • munlnglul OG1too are t>Onta~od u I>Otng too ....,.,. tor mo•t to contld•r. Y at action. no mottor hOw tutllt, to tho m0$t reaoonlbtt resPOnte cocsay, If only to preMNe one'• own unity. h la l>ocorntng leu t>OIIIble to ploy t"" roTa of tho al>aolutt outttdet or tho role of tho oml>ltloua cynic wtoo Wilt t1o onythl"'l lot ob®k. Tho yahoo teaeltta hawo now toat thatt cllolnllroat In natlonot f)OIItlca end hovt teac:hed a tevat of IOj>htatlcatton p,..lousty unlmaolnecl. wa ilhoUid Ontl ""' ontl oct aceotdl"'!ty. _ , II ~ moon• ac:tlnv tlkt paaalmlato who ott Ovtt·WOtliecl ol>oul a tittle «1udM.r wet. t holt mtny . , _ . cltc<ylno paaslmlolll . . 0 wtto-.,. no,_,., ttuontbtt way to UHSO '"" - t alluatlon. It apollo tho~ ,C. M~thougllt t h e y - tatlltf . _ 1!130 tteo<>d _ , . o f ·ttm cutmtnotlnv In tN - d groof. The "nchongoabtt condition of tho world ta ouctly t"" point: tile peulm/stlc lnto•pnotatlon Ia thO _ , I I tnt-tfllton l>ac&IIM to cltny It 'woulcll>e the 011nt aa oommlttl"'l oulciOt In Otdtt to ocatt away one's _...... It WO<IIdi>O ontettolnl"'l o cltnltt of ttllhy oofiiOU thot Ita o o n - 011 untht-o. Longuogo u a c:ommunlcotlvt octlon the<> be raptoood by the l&nguogo of "'-'"""anti ltta, 0< by stltnct. It oocltty cannot o ooommotlate all Ito - - t h O dlooiclont lnctuooo-then that IOCitfy wttl go to ~ t am c,_ttl by tho lmltote<a of John~ 01 Vatloul In hla..,..., thot I - wltl<lttlng OtOUncl compua, thougll tho chot1tlo, t ""' otr111n, '- malnloinecl ror various _ . , reasono. Othtla, hmng o"** up the tlreom In on ottompt to - l y panlclpataln aocltfy, hov. loutocllhett Ia no,.., ptooo to< them to paniclpoto tn wtthO<It l>oi"'l oroally taploltod. You might aay tllot they con't hov. tt both waya lll'd I WO<Iicl og-. adell"!!. unltu they wont to "Yale. at- �A Third World Mandate TRIUMPH Triumphantly Returning To The Aud \ Saturday, November 7th at 8:00 pm wnh Speci<ol Guest a DIESEL Get ,.::MM t..eutt ftOWt at ... c.tltr.. Tte:Ut OutliMa.,. WKtetn tot Y. & c.n..s.. ~ c.tralllcMC Ofta.. 210 OtU..... A'llt ~ ThNtre. Arlccwd -·~~~~-Hall,,_ SU.IO.D"-' o"' ohl Fol&. Connouglll, ~ eottto-. .. ClatMI PtoPt , . ,. Brwll.., .. ,,,.ElmWOOd. Coming to Uncle Sam's THIS SUNDAY! An E-lng With IIIII HICklft lomw Genelil gu!Wttt Tickets on Sale NOW/ ll h !l~ht.huh?'' 1 .. ......................, _,.., , Washington doesn't even have to sneeze, it only has to feel a little chill to geJ scored. But we haW! economic pneumonia here. Nfichad ~eyspoke these words over five years ago, speaking in reference to the Third World in general, and his native Jamaica in particular. Today, those words run far deeper, catT)'ing a for« and foreboding greater than any one person's rhetoric, filled with the rumble of moaning bellies, cultural frustration, economic deprivation and oft-ignored spiritual obligation aching for resolution. This is the urgent pain which breeds revolution, awaiting no outside sanction or The fonner Prime... Minister of Jamaica spoke in the Fillmore Room Wednesday night, and those unfamiliar with Manley's verbose enthusiasm immediately.,erceived the emotive powers articulating his Vibrant oratory. An expressively charismatic spokesrrtan, Manley may be quickly recognized as an individual who is one with the social mood, fueling it further with his own tempo and esteemable drive. His term of office in Jamaica provided ample evidence of this, Manley's strive for democratic socialism boldly thrusted the isle into the type of aararian vs. urban culture shock all too common among Third World natJons-oec•ole of maintaining identity while coming to terms with the ever-prJ:Sent conundrums of the European technoeconocuhure's rendition of ••progress.'' Manley is painfully aware of the risks involved in such ventures, and the price onen paid for taking anything too much in the stride of a given situat.ion. He lost his executive position to what he feels is political innuendo concerning his relations and exchange programs with Cuba, aU part of what many feel to be an extremely outspoken political approach. A t any rate, as is the case with any political machine, Manley's exec-utive moves for productivity often carried a multi-edged directive. For instance, with the overwhelming theft and violence which swept Trench town in I 976, the Manley government passed emergency crime measures which resulted in the armscontrolting Gun Coun. There, trials were hdd without a jury and press coverage was b.arred for protection purposes. Convict.ion drew a mandatory life sentence. Many grassroot Jamacians perceived these-measures less as a protective measu.re, and more as a means to · keq~ defensive measures from the hands of the repeatedly victimized (especially when on the eve of the December 1976 JamaiCan elections, Reggae superstar Bob Marley and his wife Rita narrowly eseaped assassination. The Dread poet was, at the time, preparing for a concert which was to stress Jamaican unity and harmony). The sum of all these aspects flows clearly lhrouah Manley's words--coming now with a touch of marked calm and introspection denoting, perhaps, lbe hard-learned wisdom of the recent years. The zeal of Manley's vision is visibly tempered with a basic perspective of what must be squarely confronted and thoroughly foUowed through past mere conclusions. Change never end$. Positive change waits to be engaged. As be said Wednesday ni&bt, lbe problem of the desperate, the deprived, and the IWVin& is not merdy one of haroassing unutilized c:apKity, "The Third World problem is bow to d~op productive capadtyl" 1be shift is, as It must be, for lbe con<:ep(ualization, which, in turn, will nurture iu own focus. -Michael F. Hopkins �Music finds a home �BLACK MOUNTAIN·D Concert Series Presents: UUAB CULTURAL & PERFORMING A RTS -' UUAB COFFEEHOUSE paueu • ) COMEDY NIGHT ERIC HILL wiTit Funny You Should Ask ••• SATuRdAy, NovEMbER 7Tit AT 8:QO PM •• IN THE RATHSKELLAR _ Tickus S2 . ~0 & $}.00 • - BEER WINES • • Sponsored by Black Mountain College 11. UUAB Coffee House. and UUAB C)llt!lral and Performing ""s. EXOTIC COFFEES WILL BE SERVED �'Doing Jazz with a camera' : Gibson exhibit open~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ By C•rol B• tuno Ralph Gibson, p/!otographef uttao<dlnalra of tho formaUst styte. wu once quoted as aa.ytno... I krte lhe Idea or bursting loose, ol ualng a umera ~ko a mullullnstrumeot. of doing Jan whh a CM>IfL" In manifesting thiS pl!llosophy, Glbson hU oc:hl- a reaowned statUs in the past decade tor hit experimental Yilt suc:caslultransltlona from tho oun\atto !!'c:hitectural .,.,....ptuallsm. By pl>otographlng bOth ol lheSe atyiH (lho surreal and toonallst~ GibSOn has - . $0me<hlng ol a "aupermn• among pholog<apl>y'a aubjec;tiVlott: that lo, • • a subjectivist. he exp<esses .,. lnlemal payct>o otlhe pl>otographed subject. rather than employing the usual, artistic. " outs.ide-from-whhln.. ahoL Continuing In the lorrnoll$1 YOin, 1\la moot recent -'< Tile 8/- S«~es. accomponlod by "OUodronll" (clr.,., 1976) Is P<esenlty on exhibition 01 tho ~n Hall Gallery until Nov- 16. Though moat of tho 36 photographs in ll'le exhlbltkwl are vlsually formalistic (Where the frame of content Ia locused on a linear, microcosm separate from the who• sUbjec1), lhere a(e several photos whk:h are def1nUe repfe$eni8Uons from h1s earlier sutTeallslle gravt.H. ., prior to Outdrants. Though Gibson says he hat "passed lrom my pr1marlfy surreal stage" (ainu 1975). OUadr•nts, with lis detalf&d, minimal lm-oes. carrles remnants or a dream. like reality which Is displayed In plclures like that of the woman·e breastbOne. H ere, the extreme graininess of the print constitutes an overall grayness In the Image, therefOfe producing the subtle effects ot the fragility of bones working underneath tl\e akin. In contrasting both s~ one can easily sense tne depths ol a '*deepe~ p¥ceptJon of the nature ol the reality," a a Gibson so states. On the whoJe, Ouadt~nts. like the Black Ser;et. exudes a teel'ln&qi.Ht, sound In Us strength, which helps 10 elevate the interplay of teJrturtl In revealing ..commonplace~· oc;::c;urenc:es (a p-fest's collar and a at Capen doorman'• hot .) Using b4ocl<, bolh In the foreground and the blckground, a a "on alfmlnaUon of information" does not dtv.rl any amotion away Irom 111e nxod Images. For lnat11nce, tho doorman's hot (WI\Icl> ao<ne European crfllco conlllder political) consists of a onequartor MCIIon oltl\o man'• ,_with the bands of the hat .. poood in lui. -"t""' detaiL The b4eck ol tho rnan·a ounglu- "'-and blckground conttut lhe willie e<egs ot 11\o fa.,. 10 • - wllaf _,.might othonorlao consider to bo • llllllinOIIt po<IUrl>once. Tho oone»plthot Giboon utlllzea for this type of photography makM lhe technical -·(shooting. dovotoplng, and printing) ..,..Ole to tho natura of the content." This Is •-'•lly tn.>a In the Bilek .. wlltro orc:hllacturat dulgns aro oeplcted by the longer ton- "which rnantpuiato opatlal olloct. •.to bnr.g tnt plan •orwarcs:· In Quadrant•. Glb80n • •• content to stay with the 50 mm ~~ olnce tt ron*red the oome uaa u hta own " no~od" oyo viewing tho tubJtCI. E- whh tho IOngOt tenoot centatlng on 1~ well a and bordef'llnos ol t>ulldlngo, there Ia 11111 the ouggestlon ol a thrdlmenalonal -wottd wt-,lch the 50 mm Ions more aptly Implies. What thla datil Ia "till up the frame", creating on1y a amall ucerpt ot the entire scone to lllmulate the eye. An Important facet to lhe photos• simple exttavagance comes ttralght from Gibson's m astery iq the dlrllroorn. whlen ma~tl 1 11 things poaalble, Including tht manipulation ot ltghllng. Glboon crodltllha anlstry of hla photos 10 ovttexpc>sure and overdeYetoplng which gives h1m a denM ntgttlvt full ot grain and contra,Jt. In reference to tho proceaalng at ~g., Glb$on t><Pialns: ··tllke to and the meaning o f think ol the ane<gy. the *"""· t.he entrre proc.eas.. I coukt never g.tve anybody else my negatlvea 10 print becauH they wouldn't make tho soma c!KlaiOna. Printing Is not only a question ot 111<111, but a quoatlon ol altitude." From outer space to inner space ... At Parker, you'll do more than make a living. You'll make a way of life. We'reloOidnglorbrighl.-peopleWhoWW>tlollvelikewedo-l>elping tomoriOWgel , . , . _. Ule, Palt<er-s~Y~e.lllortheac~ven~umt&a-..wemakeHourbusinessto venture whele no one tw (1oM bolont. ~the oc:.n's ftoor• .onto the ourfecle_ lnlothe humeri body. ll lhlfe'a on untniYOied pelh. Parlter helps~ ft lor the- ol the WOlle!. Willi~ hlgh-tecl\nology moon·• ftu~cornponenll, , ..., w.·re a biHion-<IOIIar Fortune 500 c:orporetlon 1 . . -In the manufacture �gnonds lnalud of uprlghll and Ohtemllla 1· Baird/ Slee ::.:=:r:~~.:.'\"a."'~-:':;:l"t:'a~;"., -IY '::tT.:~~ ~:0.:!· ::V":""' HeU looks toward ==:~~ completion, . ::;;plelion Tho.,gt, the new llulldl<loo alloW to< 0 In 1 Redial ...,_.lakly ~:·.:::==:::,$leal evonta wftlle toculty and lluclents awalt tho oltho 7l»<ooal stee Concof1 = ,:::::'hi::'!,.!: "'f • lly - - - -.,.--by Steve Gr1fflth &lull ling on 11141 Incline of t~o Main st. <:ampus'o groaiY front yard, old Baird Hall tookall~o th41 foruken husll of on fnM<:l. A few bruited ptKcuaalon lnatrumente IJ'ld duaty roU1 of CI'JHit ate the only algna of formef lifo, otono wlth th41 algnlfieant ••...,lion of Music o.p.~ment concert monoger Roalen<or. Waiting for the completion ot her new ofllce In SIN Hall on 1ho ~~ compua.l.enlarlo lhe aole lnhlllhnt of old · A vlvaclouo woman With o qulci< 101~ aha fa Ihe lui peuon yoll'd o~ fO find In o lonaly alloll like !Wnl. Not ourprlllngly, ohe Is - t o joill otoH lind 01.-10 In the new 8elrd ond Site Hall&. W"h g..,ulne reliSh.- gave a IOuf of 1ho new music fac111llea, aome aJrwady In uM, ot1>..- aoon 10 be """''>'etect l.o<:aled at the outarn ond ol the omlnoua aeademtc aplne-, the new B&ifd lind sl.. Halla oro ~~~- ond, In Lenzer's opinion, bettor lhln the department's f'ormor f.c:Mnles. She aummed tno new halls up In a $lmple w ..fold cauaatlon: "more apace, more 1hlnga. mote grace:• Unlllea lho c~Juo tropholllc oollar c losets of tho old Bal,.j, the priCIIoo rooms oft he MW Baird olloW 01.-111o llrOithe and llretch. Planlsta C811 hOW practice on bally the el new II =..,..0 -~- lie nd loss, I II ~ Iorgon iahed I I 1 varnmod com•: argo •,rY:J'~ and 1 und boo ~ 111 P • 0 ng !rtec1s fOf 1 1 w ,:::,•: 1pproprl:t~lon such :.~~ Acco~~= ~or a 11 vltltJng pertormer~lndude apac.k)va wartn· up rooms wllh prlvalo llalha. In tho pao~ tuc11 aooommodollonl wore ad-looc, cumbeftOme an4 olttn proved to be Obatadoa In Ihe luring of ploiK&Ionol groupa. I n comparoaon 10 the br111clollol expedience of old a.lrd, the ne• nabs .,., as Lenz.or precisely put 11, "mo<e lnvlllng." Tho ongUI&r o l - whldl , . . . _ lnlo Ihe IObOy ol Slee Conc:orl Hall OIOCI ]hO curious -llory high dloplay cuoiNiclo Baird oro orchltectUtal arhbeiiiShmenll Yltllch old 8akd aodly locked. Although Ihe wolls aro colorless and 1110 roorha COf'fuslngty numbertess fOf Ute ''me being, the new halla have the apatlaJ, atreamtlned kK>k whlcn hat become an oddly wetcomlng Cha,.cterla11c of ChiilorlnO In tho gloaming llncleum :1:=~:::::~.",Tu~~:.;'.:Y i.~~:::;;:::.":,~~~~~~lch campus rosldenlo hOYO 1>01n reooiYing doorS. II they ovarcomo lhO con liMa of =~..::.::~=~~~~'::": ol plono lnstructoo Fnna AroehlnW ottempl to lncr...o lludenl body awareness of dep.,ment evet~ta. - !MUM atressed thallhe primary concem 1 :'~:i 1';:.," : :~vothe EQmptltytng IUCh durabtllty. the othce ~~~ ~,:=,.~~~·.~C:~t :::" thot hff atudenll aro uoonlf'll sight raadell. Boldt r - o atudy board lrorn her olfooaand,ln Ill plooo, odorMCI lhe wolf wnh portrolll of ramouloornpo..ro. St~.RJent• heve likewtM ..ut.ct into tho new faclllllos whh -'llvo atUtudea. Mart t<un1.. 1 plano atudent of Stepht~n Man••· cOf'flmontocl, " The new pJactlce rooms are abOut three llmtt111 big as the old onaa. Wo'ro ovorwhelmed " Elallorollng •n Kunz's _::;:.,.~:.,':1 '::,~~~:!~to musk: aludenll OIOCI Olhe<a.lo musk: lovor oll her lifo, .,. dooo nctllelllvo thlt on Individual is reoof)llvo 10 only oartoln klndo of music. Spoeklng of thO metropolitan oommunlly, the hOled Ihe lnef)lneaa w~lch such • tag •• "blue colla~ town.. beu..ya In light of the YOtied muslcallnloruto ol Buffllo rnldentt, whatewtr their lndlvi<luaJ llnanclalsta1ua. Likewise, tho doea not believe that student& ttudylng other disciplines-be I hoy In lho humonlllea or the ocloncos-oro lncapalllo of dOopanlng enthu5lasm, Carmine GJgltot a th6tr reapont.tvenus to mualc. len:tet per1a<monce maJor In planc. rl'horl<ed. " Tho atmosphofo of thO llUIIdlnga resoiYOO that "if a )uSIIh tho hoorlng" and, •• hor jolltollllleJ. In lha lnlroductlon. :.':~ ~=1 i!"m:.OS:.,:1f ~~~:.a A IIJ.wgh Ihe dedlclllon olthl new to bl: dont fn one &maH nan With two 1\alts earty next month Ia .,. N.c.luaf¥e bulldk\QsJusl - e d to music. a musk:Jon lsn, surrounded Ill' barrier~.• Urllverslly COUncil evonl. the dOt>artmenl Is holding on admlsalon-freo open houao on Sunday, 22ncl. Along wflh louts of the new halla ond lludont portor.,.,_, lhe 01>«' houao lOIII oonclud<l wit~ on o:-enlno locully roclloJ Yltllch wAIInclud<l almost all lhO music lacully member~. In ora.< I011YOid dla.oppalnlod drovea, the department h.as devised • flrat come, firstsetVe maJI Ofder syatem WhiCh ent.alla rnerety a self·lddteaaed. atarnoect envelope. L.nror ltressod thoI Ihe new ladliUes were a long anllcopolod expansion oltho music dop~ment and lis Mrvicu. Wilh moro room• and mooo eqalpmenl owallable,lhe unJvef'SIIy, u well as ,,._. aunoundlng mettopollten community. will benefit from tho new haifa. With ont hunOred- plus non-muale majora taking courses While 1Uowlng atu<lenta to become SUNY c.a.mpuaes. within the department al\d 1 htgh acquainted with Ihe academic tplne·a latest tn lha transition. tacuhy end per~ntago lltCK'Idlng events, the mus~e1ddiUon, the open house ahoukS be a QOOd students have remetn thtlt department has ntttet bHn lnaulatod opportunlty to diiCOtttr mualcal ta*'t cnarac\etlatlcaltr unttleamllned r;.";.;";;.'•.o;s.;;· __ _•_n_d .;, doo ..;.•. n.o.;,t.ln.lo .;,n.;... d l.;. o.bo ..;. ln• •l hO . .;. Iu.;t.;. ur.;, e._ _ _•_i_lh•ln" "" the unlveralty community. THINKING ABOUT LAW SCHOOL?? UNCOLN PARK MOltl •r Ke To comfort ~~~/o ~ISCOUNT WITH THIS AD 785 Niagara Falls Boulevard If so. stop by the Career Planning Office to arrange a meeting with a recruiter frqm NEW ENGLAND SCHOOL OF LAW. who will be on campus all morning. Monday. Nov. 3. - ready to answer any and all of your questions about a legal education. Alt\I!Orll, New Y""'-3 Minutes lrom the Mai n Sl. C&l!l us. ' Express your feelings on the tl% cuts in the financial aid programs proposed by Reagan! Write a tetter to: S•netor A. D'Amato In th• ~Squlr• 1oung• OctoHr 30th Let blm know bow important these ·programs are to you and every SUNY student! lo ........ - ; , . . _ . . ,.,.,, :10_1•t ATTORNEY AT LAW [ g:::J:~t,.~:a' TRAFFIC OFFEJISES P£11$0/tAL IHIUIIT . AUTO ACCIDENTS IIAIIIUIUI'TCT& CHAI'TEIJ U IIIATIIIIIOIIIAI. lAW 8.42·1796 (24 llr. ,...,._ s.<-<lce) JACK DANZIGER 17 Court Sl8ullolo ~-'f--'II.. YMIIIitJ .--F.:•r an exceptJonal dinner, n<ll..,t - - - - - . atmosphere and enjoyable eoenlng It's l~ l'llW l()llt<, �Jazzpoem, Reggae, and Other Beats - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - ft. , , ••• aotnetJmes lid MVJHM!' GwondofYn 8rooJto J- t r y Ia tne ooncoctlon ollho g reat literary gonlua. langaton Hughea, btought together In the 11120'• cturtng tne Harlem Renalaunca. J&upootry lo the prtme os. .nce ol what poetry, what expresslon, It 1bout. Ooet not atrtve to be preulfted, though II can be bruthtaklnoly beautif uL Roqulrea no unction ol academia (and little~ though J..._ry oontalno oome oltha most brilliant and akltlact minds around. Will net oolite IO< being tesa than the lull statement, tho full - y . onct oorneUmoa It will boll to a ainQie antonce and teu. Poetry painro a ponralf; with J&D,IIOelry, tho por1t&lt's sight - I n sound. ha lmpactio In vloualltlng - - The worcta""""' clean and lam lllfth penetraUGn, halah Of mellow. Always""· Always tolling. Always knolllfno thete'a,a QUhtlon. Tha..,.. or JIZlpo.try In Blacll artistry, onct other arttatry, Is no minor one. ~ the - l u i CIM11vo IO<ces strongly lnrtuencact anct lorecutod by langston Hughla' work, and this becomes .._, a_.-ent. Gwonctolyn Btooi<.a, tha Grand Dame or Bladt Utontura anct 20th Cer>tury Poetry In -rat, Ia not cooslclerod a Jaupoot In tho atrtct. .t _ . . by many bKauaa he< wording Ia omato, whlreaa J&D,IIOelry Ia thought ol aa strictly atalk. However. a oound ObS«Vatlon will thew that any autl'letiUc poetry oomn not from Whit Is uslld to ·~•It aa much at Whtl one ••r•. and h o w one uae• what'$ 1 1 hind to breaJc It down lyrtca.Uy t o t he lllt ral flow. •-tva• Fo r over three deCades. Gwendolyn h as possessed such a wealth ol m8llffal and IKPfl alfon IO df11W u pon a nd utilize, thll'l Qood deal Ot her critical aUdl&t\Ct paid more a.lhtntlon to her d 'ctton, and not onougn to her meauge and Ita <HIIvttiJ>().. By •Uopplno ahor1 at the Pulltw Prize wtnnefa marvek)ut tee:hn~ue, crrucaand entr8S)renevra alike WMt mluJng I he raw 8/u.. twoon• whh which she breoka down all the tectlnlq ues Co exprest her own , alura.r self. Thlllo a mlstaka all II ma<H by mucn . . . - . - · ,..._ry onct many olhl!f eJ<presal- are oonc.rned. l have pe1$0nllly __, many a wracl<ed, altha_,. least dlscou<agect from nurtutlng a talent becauoa ol this: becauoa oome glib "P<Ofesslonot," $<Oiling an u oorne "far-o<~~" ntiiUtatll: toy, <Hc,lcttd plcldno on the " dlllttent" aspirant woo perfact means to eotabll&h the p r - ego to doting _ . gr01.1p Into wouiCHJe, &oaeml>ly•lm. HOIO<Ica.. When I had tho Pleasure of lntervtelllfng Miss BtooU eartiw lhlo year, " waa Gwendolyn whO-gave tha most asMe onalysta or the acactamlc situation: "'I un<leral:and the teacherL They have lo h.ave .somethJng lo coax-·· -- LADIES Nm ---·- - She contfnues to appraise, proJect and portray what we are. rhroOs th• Po-. ~!Ya artlot .,........,lfitc y MII9!HI F. Hopklna say. They like to ploy games with Poetry. They lfko to "anolyzo" lrt lhe th~t of th• Town CritH Ia- Sl.JS AI ,_-......, lor .... ~ "-1 A posfUve source of Th1rd W011d verae wnlch Batalta and many olh« Jazzpoeta have been regarding most aharply II the powerful work of Reggae. The ~ ot t he Ruta hat reminded ua of the power and bo~:~est %LJos.ri, ~ .... oomplo)C)ty capture<J by creative •lmpllclty. Mualcally, poetically, It reminds uo that simplicity noecl not ba anlllclal and slmple-mlnde<l In order to reach ''the people." • Few Reggae anJsts brtno thiS polnt home mote vlaceraUy than Unton Kwul John-. Kwosf Is one or a ..., of Reggaa artistry long C<ltic&l ol tho media'• ~a tallo<lng of R"talarlanlam. tn return. tho modia has Thursda 1 N.rr l!VF. ENTERTAINMENT' \]RL\ liATl trlocl to put Kwul against the Raota. Slmplo ctlvlde<a_q...,, Bill Kwool'o crHiclsm claotly comoa lrom hlo _ , lllfth Jah people, onct a hat rod lor s.b)>lonlan P<Ktlco knocking on tho Raota'a dOo<. Sldllfully'breaklng tho EngliSh to grasa root Jomolcan phonetics, he put h p(aln In flowing tongue that <Hiles provlnc:lalism l roluaoa to be ml&unctorstooct. ' Mtlu•r \pl1h ~I ~0 Fri. & Set. lfilc PAITY NmSII tm~ d/$/1 de HOWA OF KANSAUOAESHAN; _teal~~ got to com• tog«<da; em dOtJt tpteadl d•tll wh•t JAH I!ASTA s•l<l. oeware 01 do ~lh o/ 0/STRIJCI<SHAN an d• snant dat wJ/1 catch dll m1n dill$ not a w1r11; In I declar• dat LOVE wl halfe •how, bUt IO~ II/US I WOrd; IJ/wt 1r MEANIN thru HACKSHAN; IJ(PttiU It wid true INI/n. Since ti7B. Kweol has _ , racordlng his testimony ot the turt>ut""t a/fuatlon laclno Black$ In England, anct oll otha< grua root paoptn. One - . ,...,.,. Partlarnent - • 1\ava - n au thte time. • Hlo album$ show an anlot UIYJicol ao Bol> Marley, ao blJing and pervasive as Baraka. onct u slmpte and atr11lghtlorwarct In his Ul'resaion u langotoo lllmaetf. To all thlo he brtnQo a veraatlllty oll nta own. Reggools hts creed, Poetry Is hb eat~ ho can raclta a tine lllfth mo<e lyrtcal praclalon onct ctallno than moat alngata. Too, thl<als a cteflnlte tnteroot In Jazz which makao hit Reggae all the O* Mtar. On the dasslc a.u Cu/luf8(l$1and/Mongo~ you hear Kwesl begin tho dtio tuna acoompanled by an otmost coof.waii<Jng baoa alfUt worlhy of tha greot <*~t"'-o Dl't 1M01 1-1 ,. ...... __""'"'* lSc iHt~Wa c.-,c_,. $lllia.J IIriMr J rr. te _ . , _ ,_ Al.f,aof . _ . . tt ~ , .Ylollllolo-..loo . - - -.... -OLD RED MILL I N N - - - - - - , _ _ _ .. ... s.t.&S...~ ., I......_,, OIIM t• OM of ..._ I I . OW. ~ .......... ,.....,.....,. ...... Owtlth . . . . ............ - . .......................... .............. ......... Here's Food for Thought... ._...• •lofts A Career with the nation's largest producer of pack2ged foodS. Sua~ect 633-7878 UM MAI!f ST. • He.v tr_. .... 0 . . . M.•. G eneral Foods interviews for openings in: Research & Develonment will be h eld on: November 5, 1981 Eng!!!eering You've known us all your life-,_ Contact your career center for an interview! Gmcnl Foods is:v These specialties & degrees are needed now: Chemical BS, MS Maxwcll H""""· )dl-0. Post C~l,, Birds' E)T. Kooi-Aid, Sanb. T~ Sluk~ 'N BaU, Co ol Whip .•• and litmlllr hundmls of othct- fW'PUbr • rood ~. flidoy, 30~ 111i . Tho._...... ,-~ 8un.11 · �GAEREGGAER Into the a: _ _ _ _ _ _ By Michael Wal$t When thlaa aound start to play All the WHkhHrt pack up. ~· " Rockers Dub" by Augustus Pablo ________ By Charles Kell produce a 111m,Tribute to Reggae, that might be his first big success since he Invested In Hair. Good luck Mike. Butler has had a run of bad luck With Hilt on tha road and Halt as a 111m not doing so well, but dnaadlocks sticky with drying blood may be just what mass-mediated Western clvillzatlot'l Is walling for. So he has crews of apeclallsts In sound, In video. In held camera work, piling up a hours of material that will be ecllted to 20 minutes of film lime, just t he best part&, tha Puma pouncing. The most professlot'lal reggae rllythm aec:tlot'l, Sly Dunbar, Robbie Shakapaare and two other stalwans, laid down a total ol 28 rtlylhm tracks In ot'le afternoon and liVening of studio sessions for various albums In production. There are at least two ways to Interpret such prodigious output. U ke the original Shakespeare, Will, these guys are part of such an o rganic, paopl•aupported, necessary evol ution of style In the midst o f explosive social presaures, thll like Will (who crankeo out tregedles and comedies at a rate ol two or three of each per year While pursui ng careers as an actor and theatre manager) they don't have to think about II much and the rhythm tracks are j ust there, bQIIIeCI up. needing realization or retea~ to the public. The otner lnterpretaton Is that the style has become so mechanical and predlctllble lhat a rhythm track Is a rhythm track and you simply hire the guya with the best reps tor not holding up production to lay down tracks flawlessly 01'18 alter another. As a great ballever In the early moments of any style as tha bast moments I'd be Inclined to Jhlnk that tha later Interpretation Is cloaer to the mark. Loll of black sand In tha great oyater of Atlantic clvlltz.otlon. Many paarls cut belona swine. Lots of Chickens coming home to roost, the little proverb that got Malcolm X Into 10 much trouble with Mr. Muhammad. - - · lor "revolution now." Groupe with revolutionary - l n g One gropes at random tor easy names could be found bacbtage w isdom, otd pr~. ltled truths In an1fflng co1<e and smirking, " batler not the taca of all the delusional systems, let !hoM nlggers catch ue doing this", false ldentltlea, matce-belleve 01 " have to 'chine goo them 11 they revolutions, m~nug-messlanlc· rush the staoe," pertlaps sald l n ~t , In apocalyptic magnets that - . . deepalr, out of the need to say capable of auatalnl ng endless somethi ng ..._ you and your eonga ol all-tlon, - . holding patterns, proteat are such pre(:toua products walling for Halle Selusle to come requiring pollee and military protection. baCit from the dUd and do What? ~me fila f eudal despotism? Chase groups coming up and 01'1 the Sovlefl and Cubana out of Ethiopia dlaplay. Black Uhuru, with a WOjnaR and baok to the Caribbean t o liberate Ra-. called "Puma" (u oppoMd to Jamaica? aay Of Hegreea) In apaclal coetuma rand a unique sklewaya style &oe.. black a ot dancing a ane singe e -.ong against at the POint o l production, ebottlon. The multi-millionai re Michael &cell propi!Ma • flrNI seduction, Butler taking time o ff from polo to IJaby/on goes on and on. AcCO<dlng to a recant visitor to Jamaica the contradictions ol music productlot'l under capitalism are 10 Claar, so awful, that you can almost feel a Change comi ng tomotrow IO< the batter. Thi ngs are so bad they can't get any worse. Or can they? Are lha killer copa heroes In Jamaica? Winatot'l Chung has allegedly ldtled 120 people In tha nne ol duty. A cop called Tt1nlty has killed, so they say.owlf 80 and carries a Thompson su!Hnachlne gun. Jamaican cops use M·16s .qulred from the Cubans who got them from tha Vletnameoe-'llllnd Wolld etruggle acquisitions from lha Yanl<ee lmperiallats uaed to gun clown pur&&o snatchers, patty thlewes, or presumably any troublesome person whO won't fnoezeoon command In the at-ta. How elae do you notCh so many score or dead? Why hasn't a nalatlve of ot'le of t he victims taken revenge? Where Is lha dedicated band of urban guerillas to put tha lives ol notorious killer cops at risk? At the recant reggae test the $20 seat s l o r whiles down lrot'lt were guarded by tha mflltary lest the black masses make small or big t roubles. The military and the pollee are understood to be antagonistic forces and both have to be paid oil to get things dot'le-" thlngs done" may mean expot11ng pot or producing. promoting, exporting reggae music product from the Island of bleck sulferat lon Into the monied White malnsteam. It Is becoming harder and-harder to sell the producl of bleck aulferatlot'l to the worfll without noticing the sufferi ng. To have a concart and Invite White media to a reggae _ , . you must ha.. the pollee and the army backing up tha ripoN <>f sufferatlon openly, In public;. The performers ana pushed to cynicism or earty natl-' 01 atrongar New noresa. 12 . ProdiQol SlrftiTht ~ . ,tldoy, .tO ~ ••• ~t with a recent NrNaweek feature 01'1 Augustus Pablo. some signs ol lmptoYem&nt In record olstrobution, and the continuing development ol Its paradoxical relationship with New Wave. dub seems to have risen out ol utter obscurity and Is now merely unknown. The music remains dlftloult tor an American audience which Is not likely to have even a rough Idea ol the peculiar oondltlons of dub prOducuon and reception. If a reggae OJ li~ e Mlkey Dread Is bOoed off stage bV a C1ash audience who think of him as some black guy alnglng along wi th backing tapes, what will they make ol dub, In which even the vocals are just another texture to ba phaseo and echoed and p<ased? Not wanting to De too defeatist , and llnding mysell sometimes thinking that Augustus Pablo's "Rockers Dub" Is the best recO<d anyone has ever made. I want to olfer a little dub backgrouno and a review o f some records which can be fairly easily found In Buffalo. In essence, a dub Is the resul t ol • producer's wO<k on a mixing bollld. and Is thus an Index of the Infrastructure of teggae recordrng rn whiCh a prOducer typically controls a studio and a house band, while also calling on tha services of varlo.n Singers and players. Elcamples rnctude Lee with Black Ark StudJOS. the and King Tubby With One, tha Aorovators, and a stable of producers such as Prince Jammy ano Scient ist. The endlesstt overrated Robbie and Sty, worl<ing out of Compass Point, are not much mto dub, pertlaps because they laid do»n hslf tha reggae rtlythms In worla history. Dub began In the early '70s, atlhe same mO<nent tl>at the Uon of Judan began to conqu8f the singers and players In some numbers. The simple practice of placing an Instrumental version on the &side of a record became an art 1n Its own right as producers. ta.tkover artists and souna syatom OJs began to challenge the pre-eminence· of t he original recordrngs from which I hair wO<k took olf. Since a dub Is frequently used In the dance as rsw material for the vocal stylings ol a tha movies Rockers and there can be no lfnal between OJ versions Md duba. Howll\ler, the focus of a OJ record Ia on the singing and rapping ot tha OJ, while tha purity ol d ub tends to abolish vocals altogether. The sound of dub seems to have been sent by Jah to breathe some life Into tha eUcha " defying verbal description." This Is a music whteh dlsuaembles and reassembles Itself, along with the viscera and emotions of the listener or dancer. The mix Is usually loaded with reverb, phasing and echo, the melody comes and goes like the ,.gglng memory of another world, and the parc.u sslon tracks give hl·hats. snares, tom·toms ano wss drum eacn an Elhloplan empire of their own. What keeps me coming back tor morels that tha romance ot dub wrth reoordlng technology and rllythm is an e xploration and not a surrender. In his stepqo·etep guide reproduced on the oover of Strictly Dub Wl ze, Dennis Bove41 points to the picking guitar "Which keepa all tha otller Instruments In line," and to the mot'lumentalitY of the -present baas, 10 heavy that the OYei*U recording lewel must be set · below six decibels. When the bass line llopa, u It doee, the world hangs for a IIIOf'*lt In a breathy balance, until a plano ftagment arrl- ffOII\ another level or tha f amiliar lnlroductory dwm figure reinvents atablllty. �EGGAEREGG rms of dub The percentage or ebsolute clunkers among dubs Ia fairly low, but many of the artiste have large back catalogs, and so what fOllows Ia a brief and oplnlontted consumer's guide. Lee Peny Is the wild man. In love with special e.flects like bables se<eamlng, lions roaring, and runners out or breath. Some lind the results annoying but the depth of an Upsetter mix Is usually enough to take the surface antics. For the ra-nge of Peny's ability, try ~atcll on the Wire. an Island compilation various enough to Include Max Romeo's relatively straightforward "War Ina Babylon," George Faith's llllpersmooth echo world -slon of Paul Anka's "Diana." Jah Lion's transcendental "Babylon and Soldier War" and the Upsetter meeling Pablo for "VIbrate On." For a mo<e strictly dubwlae sense of " Scratch" himself, Ill' the restrained but continually Impressive Supe( Ape, also on Island. Lee Perry features again on the recently reissued 1(./ng Tubby Meets the Upsetter, one of the best early dubs and a record on which the connoisseur can compare the work or the two producers over the same five tracks. The Celluloid Records reissue doesn't say so, bu1 Tubby is side A and the Upsetter Is skle B. Joe Gibbs has the virtue or solidi ty which the Upseuer sometimes tacks. On MaJestic Duo or African Duo All Mighty, the plano rides wllh the guitar and the melody Ia usually prominent. The later volumes of Al!/can DuO move In the dlrecllon or bess and drum, but this realm has been Inherited by King TubbY's erstwhile Jlpprentlce, Scientist, Who seems to put out a record every ten minutes. The rumor Ia that they're all good, but my favorite Is Heavyweight Dub Chimp/on, an album that sticks close to the classical or bess culture while making of tom·tom r.-b a aound prsviousfy unknown. The boxing concept Is also classical, picking up on the combination of solidarity and competition whlch runs through the history of reggae attitudes. Thei>Ut/<lmps. NESTA JAM (1 gospel) - for Bob. Mertey n.. Gult11 rolll • slfenk.. aklns •nd wind bMt down end form tM bubblitJg rwnalon. Ho nHd of B•bylon or Itt tflp-.•tulng wenton. robiJd In .,...,.. o/ okllhtvlng bltdoa ~ which th•y tete tor· \~ Jull being It th• thow • llmpllcl/y tor tho ~ld to know. Our Jumps the dreatt. thi¥Oie» •nd Truth to ttrfke • blow. The/tint h•ttra are/tid low. Ooit olvlew .,, thOI:e In /egged com.pose Who r•lute to'" past and Md ol thtk nos-• Who tHJ themselfts up In tore«! roposo~ Tn.y d,. from dty ro d•y just by htvlng whtt they thint ;, lhflr O~M WI)' 1111 '""PM'·' of there~I will m••• the incision others 14d In led.,tl d~lalorf, or COWH up in a $mllirfg c. uldron of Inquisition. Ev«r •• the n.z01 sreppttd. the myttk came torth tnd pltnttHJ the natutal rtp. Even white tht blood rose to put the drttd 0.11 Hyond mere pos~. the tlghteoua rill ol tht night t hlfl 1Wepr thr terrairt, m•ktng thl dey gtve up the thowtt. Tower• 1111 to the call of •n unrelenting Nature lfOUI«itt ' " '· th• time for seltt ''Pill. Th• dills thrown. But Tho 1/v/ng, cur. -M~ol F. Hopklno -mas T he ar!ttsh entry In this tleld Ia Dennis "Black Beard" Boven, whose Strlctty Dub Wlze and I Wah Dub on United Artists are out of the same mellow sctlool as Super Ape. Black Beard loves washes ol sound In the guitars and cymbals, pays a lot of attention to the baas drum, and In "lies of Dub" on Slrlcl/y Dub Wlze gives us mostly hl·hat and bass, Introducing and refusing the melody again and again. The same album Includes a version of "Surrey With the Fringe On Top" which picks up on the dub potential of the hom lines but doesn't really convince me. I should mention Big Youth's Dread Loclcs Dread since most of aide two ts Incipient dub, with 110rglcatly articulated plano lines, guitar blpa end bops, • fe.t organ and a bass drum again WO(klng In a world ol Its own. BUilt you ana to own one dub album, let It be Auguatua Pablo's Orlglne/ Rock,ers, a compilation of •s·s which Is solid throughout and Includes the unsurpassed "Rockera Dub." Uke a million dubs, this one kicks off with a repeated drum figure end some echoing Rastaman repartee: "Power of Jah/Black workers/Black king manfTlie I am oonna notice thla a dub agende/Sound Ia redhot." But unlike mlllkm dubs. this one Is all imagination and conviction and vengeance. Singing In behind the rhythm rather than yelling out In front of lt. Pablo sounds abeolutely confident. The track mixes metodlca. clavinet, tongue clicks, cries ol "Cut!" and "Lion!", ehuddlring bass and piano statementa and the lullllme guitars of the earty heights of dub. Almost frlghttHleC1 by what he has wrought, Pablo ends the tree~ muttering In the dsptha: "Let 's see It he likes that one." 1 li~e it. Bob Marley Chences Are (Atlantic/Cotillion) This latal t olfarlng of tho D<..G 1comes at an tntereaUng tltnt. We heve varied periodicals auddenty proclaiming the "How Reggae" (thet 11 to uy, those artlata whom the Raatat elrtady knew w.,e hot). Artiste wnom the media, with the physical palling ol Jah Marley, hova Sudd..,ly latched onto, .el\d halfe duty proclaim.<~ Che masters thi:C alwaya wera, anyway. Strengety In lnl1 leloll toarCIIIO< pedestal -placement. the et1tlca seem to have untO<glvobly IHI on..,. of I he greateM Reggae doctors of them 011, Unton Kwesl JOII..-. M•yt>a tn.y know that aome wlll not tOierltl...,.. IM Pfu.tCe of Bob)'Jonlan plotfO<m. TNI tllul crillc:t shOw their uouaJ gilt for mlap,._t and belotadllHt towards aclcnowlodglng Trvth allould surprise no one. In of the powerful -loprnent growth of Black loluak: In _.,(and, here, Reggoo In gonarol), tool< how lheloiU111c: hu been lyplcolly " lgno<ad," being curlouolY sHte<l tnrouglllnd obuled by thole brash, evar-claahlng eoutlnt of thoM In the 1950s ...,I with the Tltltd Wo<ld wtlll. tile ..utl.-a of coarnlc: .!&Jon. Tile Bal-. o..ar-.. Chenceo M, thll 1-12 otrerlng o1 .,,..,.,. tlkal lnd other tUMO - · l y un,._ In Arllarlc:o, brings thla betanc:. =.~~.:.:t.':'m.~:~r.:~~t al\d 1&e0a who "borrowed'" rhythm •n• QJuea t.h e fire and ahenk are alrMdy there. wf)llo lorgettlng to poy back tno dobl-<>r bumlng end balhl"'l with tile glow of gospel the duly proclaimed lnteiWstl ' which worda would later thow. 1'/oto now tho lltletry ot Bob Marter wu Wllot tnflllbum 00.1 for the listener Is lgnoroclln Ita Nrty shu-cop llagts (note to aho-'t the natural mytUc'e roots Jn 'f'lvld this album's title tune) and ewtn lattw, <letol~ When lhe band end ba .. algnal the shunned by the Alnarlcan "Biaclt"mecllo Jomeo Bto""·Jommlng !lotos,... ol even moro viQOfOUsty al tlmn than by the "Riggu on Broodwoy," Morter,........ It :::~~:;;.-~~~~..1:t:f..:C.~ an 'dt..,o """"'Yofof perforoUng onna. ann- lnd lnd old llvO<IQh c:a-. neon f - . "mecclc&tlon," lnd the way In v1c:1ous cleor that h lo the Groot Wlllto Woy, not the MU11lc. that will otond aelde. The moment Ia 10< """'than shOw. n.. tum. and - how Milley tum• another's " " ' - . "Gonna Got You; Into ovwoli "Amar~" cl1fe_ the -....r.aklng SOUnd olltlo R-11 But the Tl\llh could not be 110111*1- The wind. lie tranlfO<ma wltot cou1c1 be a tune of utter luiiHty, by ltlo . , _ a>oc:a~lve lolar1ey - - . a vhot part of • 'vonguanl'bf Tntnelltown fire wlllell has -.Into 1 c:1tanner ol 1 owtfl-<tanctng ballad wltlch 11111 tile words one may apeak grown to klndie1N -"1. M•tey, eopeclllly, Na ~ as one of to bolatar hit own r -• ....., •• he Oh)'a tile groaJ maot«a of tlle'UU111c; hll from one lie naa lOng clladiO<. You IMI hla inlenllty, hll CMdl)'·atoppl"'l !ova lnd cour- tiM, end prey !hot, In thlo vlrtuoalty sa on artiat perfanner ,...,..._ -ld. lh mO<o then enough. In 1111 moatpar-el a,_lng ot unl-1 spirit. Emlltaclng, •• 11 espeCially tile c:aae. - f!llche~ F. Hophna )'OUng hal_,.., --lftg. Frldor, :10 ~ 1.1 • Tho SlloctNnlll'll>cl'-'1 ~ .13 �Alght Oil the l>lt th-.a II ,-tiling Important to notlca about Illata: a commondabla ltalt Ia almply their cloooly-lu\11 _.tc~ng oonditlon, lnllotd ot haVIng to roty tho many Jarna- _.ton ,...,,..~v·-""' an abun<tance of not OI>OCttcUiat rllythm foundation ltlnvnocllato In Reggae Ia Qvllo poulbly the fonn ot modem mutlc wlllcll comes cloMst to~ ond •aoom Boom (.Rasta Fot~l•all." awaylng, ahlltlng ond alldlng oround In rode at Oldy laahlon r·~'* Slata Aock', willie dull spirituals. This Is nothing new. but ocholng ond pnulng IIIII ln. the omazJng thing about . One ot Slalo'a " - " ' polnll "MCO<MI _.uon·· . _. . Ia lay In t.holr harmonious now_,. cloMiy II remaitllhonall vocallutlono, oopeclally In the to Ito roota wlllta alflllnnovatlng ganJa hymn. " l..agallla Collie • lthln the mualul ,,._ _ of Heft>," Kohh DNmmond -tualad upbeat (ayncopatlonl embolllahlng oono alii< aong, ond I>OUom -.y 1>111. a - and Joylut. Tho aoulut Blade Slale Ia one olthe mosl Amerlcana or • beaYtlful ""Thin ._~me~ ot rOOQH groupo In Ulle Between LDve and Hate•• their hometand of Brhaln, a YefM leavoa a Tamlalmprlnt, YOIIIgos ol o l sacond -anon r11J9•-a MaNin Qayo and Olh-.0. tenn left moelty lot dlapl...., Allontlon alao boekona on the tranaiUon oi"Colllo Hart>" to ln<llan groupo (BtllloM>orn Jam&Jcana) recording out of lnglan " Lagal Dub" and tha tloctllul and the l.o<>don gl>euoo ainu the lnt\OYatlono craated by bOth mld·19'/0o or 10. Many olthtse mutlclant and eoglneer. banda, Including SIMI Puloe, Black Slate. although not Malumbl and U8 .0, have learned fundamental In t1rm1 of ~frtcan well from the pr,vloua ttacUIIon, ,,. nonetheless nrm In bonds-primarily the Well.,. and lhtlr Ra.atafarlan fallh, celebrating Amtrlun R & B-and ho•o Jah mua~ throughout R1at1 lnc:otpOf&ted th61r ln<llgo roota Fut/t/11. There It really not a week with Ute 1970s btllklhrougha In aong on tho lP. wtllch lea••• me dub tecllnlqueo. with no other dtducllon than to reoom.mend all who .may be CUrioua at th6 1rreslstlble a...,. mualc ot a not-S04llont m•Jo<lly. (Nole: Tho prima~ly l>luu"'lented label Allig01or Recorda Ia retaulng Rata hs!IYaJ In the ~o.tn and owtauM goes to their Wlso «*:islon at adding a reggae act to tho Nne-up. Sand to Bo• 80234, Chicago, II. 601l60J -Tony (kajeda mlstroated ,.fll p<~~thOir point acrosa. whatewr the eost...Youth ot Egtlngton" pUll Into pointedly bOld alght th6 hurt andlndiQnatlon ol Jamaican Englllh and oth-. poop!H In Btttaln a - t un<llf the earpe~ ol ..daas... The tonG 11 aaylng chango, don1 bldlanged or ahortdlangtd by I I - whO Millo lor chump chango ond oofndow lnaura -. Or giOfllltd roclct the foundations with lyrlc&i tevolttlon, and tho vtllon Is R«J. Pure Dread. ~u lon,.l F. Hopkin• cara-... Tho triad jubilantly- 11>1 otrongth t~ked ol oech of UIIO ""tch "'htl'o raally happening •• Some uy I 1m """ zoolfy cr•rt Want I to ' ""' t,. mutlc I lotte TMy say go antt loot wort I and I ,,. Cfll)' But 1 think for • ~hUe and ••Y to my $811 It'• 1 tlmt 101 w.ry sryle Tho lnotrumontallon 11 plOYfor chlelly by two olthlt Mualc't tagondo, t>aasllt Robbie • Shakoapearo and c!rumm« Sly Dunl>lr. Tho aound Ia lunky with a Blac:k Uhuru RED clarity of dri"Ye and purpose, t~~~pollsland) Michael Rose. Puma.. Ouckle Simpson. They are ttle voloe .and embodiment. TM essence of RastafarL Issuing the cry U'\at echoes grim s;>ectres Mel t~e beaten reminder that lhObe dediUiod to rlnM the polaon from our setves. and Implement the rllual ol lull Danca. Step to the lmpertt!Vo ol thaplng, and sharing. Sweet Jah force come forth to cancel dl Weatern vex With the righteous l>a• of Rooo••· Tho powerful sway of Black Uhuf\.1 Puegona Paragons (Mango)• • I think, I'm notwro. but I think wtlon Blondlo hll paydlrt with "'Tho Tldo It High," aomobody's whools tlartod aplnnlng saying to themoelf "Thett'o money to be mo.d o out there, luet think reunion." You see tho 'orlglpal perpetrators of thet eono w&re no1 tho Coast Guard (gol II?), but ""~Y JameJcan vocallsls the Paragons. A a the history ot Jamaican music goes.. there we a a tHiel tranallory period from I!IM-1968, preceding reggae, called " rocloo ateady." It waa a atow,. langorous rhyl.h m, one atep away from the refinement ol reggae. And, a s a manor otlac~ 11>1 Paragon• were rock ttaady herooa, stringing • numblf ol hill back then, bocomlng among the counlty's moll 1>01>ulat g roupo, Then, by&byo. WhonevoMbt group mombe<a (Jolin Hoi~ Tyrone Evans and Howard BatretQ-• hiding, they were fottnd 8lld coaxed tnto Wiling thtl album ~ncludlng ' 1'he T1clo It High"). IWJnlons nevw -*· I lly, ond IIIIo rocord lo In many a testarn.nt my wan to unW<flton poolutalo. Thla Ia duo mainly to tho olthat monopolizing gang ol players- by Sly and · HoWhoro Ia thor. a law aaylng they mull -~~ on rrrery roooao album rolaastcl, but ito atarUng to k>c* that way. As a reatatement of a petSOnal styling. Long after the other gents was wore out, that ole railroader Jeremiah Weed was still going strqn( He liked dancin' almOst as much as sippin'likker and sweet•talkin' us Hurdy Gurdy girls:' - Jeremiah Weed is more than a legend. It's a tribute to a 100 proof maverick. having thooo oaollon playoto beeklng up lo almost . .u. ctalaatlng. tlnco tho " Sly & Robbie aound" to - . l n g aynonymoua With po&I•Mat1ey mutle. Yet, amall strands olt~o rock tteady era manage to aneak thrOliQh tho wall played by tho muatclana. The teaf knpqulve harmonization Ia brOliQhllorth llawlaaaly by the trio; tholr blanding volcee hovo not outterod hom tho ai>Mnal ol more than a II the unity hta. doc-. But Whll • have on our handa hero II 0 gtnlfalton gllj>, bol_, tho Paragon• and Sly ond Rol>blo's bacl<drop. Tho<e'al100 dll.....,t tnllale&lldootogteatrylng to margo. two otyles th a t - olup honda, thot-'n apan. Remain -rt?, they ll>ould hevo. -D. Cza/Aa COIIIIfC SOOiff -JI•A•s•H~, Aoci . _ . r.lqo II Nov. 5 et 8 pm Nov. 8118 pm Nov. 7 II 7 & 10 Nov. 8 •1 ~ pm ., ~........ Conodn...m _..., ............. ..,... JlCIEJS$1. _ Jeremiah Weecje Bburtlon Uqueur. o 1981 Heublein, Inc., Hartforo. Conn. _ . . C.... IOI;co ADS Vouchers Acoepted �wild aeries of comic teals, Improbable coups, unbelievable conquests and gratuilous crafty machinations. No plot summary Ia necesaary, take my word Ia< lt-lt'a far out. (Cetch Jeff Slmon·a review If you want the plotJ The rest of lhe cast Is deiiQhllul end In some way perverae, Many or them make sight gags o/ their bodies. Standout cllaracte<a Include a dazzling blond teen hedorlisl and potental 11000 danCI!f who plaY$ the rebellloua daughter and Cuddles (Edith Ma1$8y) who should win the Leonard Pynthe Garoell Award-If lhe not the Academy Award.::. for b.td mannaled actlnQ. Miss Massey plays the rich, well·rneanlng best friend of • the housewife, Franci ne Flahpaw. Benefitting from Imbecility, Cuddles naively humiliates herulf wlih grossneas and mispronunciations a Ia Shelley Winters In the moVie version of .__. _, Q ADULT MASKS 6. DISGUISES ............... "-"1 ·-=-- ' oEOROEaco 164-0878 t15 Main SI!'MI .. ~QftW.......,....a Boffolo'o WOOl UHUSUAI. ..... Lolita. Polyester: cr1 tribute to tackiness The wild generosi ty ol the above statement Is not an exaggeration. Polyester has a ,.,slty of action end aavaQery or content thai rnal<es Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman look tame by comparison. Unfortunately. the/In/mal House mentality of much of the film Is laCking In any Irony thet would give certain membera of the audience prldo In being average and stralghl. This movla Is not a must lo see When you can got much tile same eflect by catching Hee Hew on TV. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ By Ken Kiefer Note: My disdainful/one need not be confused with thfl This ftiV/ew ,.~been annotated by en anonymous ~te publicity director who has found legel/usrlllc.rton to Bdd his comment• (which appear In Italics) on to mine. I don't agree with a lot of hlr corrections. but at IHst my orlglnaJ.. copy hBs not been deleted. This P<J}Icy of giving en oulllde ~ted interest • uy In tM reviewing process Is unprecedented, but may soon become atenCiard. Wl/hout further adieu. here'tt the reVIew: John Waters, the Einstein of garbage, haa written, produced and direct ed a motion pjcture which Just about every teenager will want to go see. Consfderlng what passes lor distinction, Waters aurpaaaea the nearest movie trash comedy monger, Mel Brooks. and Ia reminiscent of other wrltor·dlrectors ol the past like Frank Taahlln and Preston Sturgell. You don't have to be a Freooh auteurlat to know thai soma of the most entertaining movies ha¥11 been B grflde features. Wotneas the soap opera comic strips of Douglas Sirk and the lusty epics of Russ Meyflfs. Some of the worst movies"""' mflde like Tile Osc.r and I he 1973 verslon of Lort Horizon are so b.td they lrenacend their vulgarity and beCome art. Polyester Is not Wllhoul urlous tssu<l$; It takes on thOH antl·abortlon fanatics and exposes their hyste(]cal puShiness. monstrous Sflmblance of the averegelel/er to /he editor. I wlah m.,ely to point out that $chO/erly oommentery Is not the pleoe to blul thll miniscule del~~et• of an otherwi se delightful scandal. A• for Mr. Kleier, the evidence Is roo Insufficient to suppose that the sub/eel and hi& preY/ous asalgnmttn/ (the movie van/on ol French Ueutenant's Woman somehow lmplf>Qe on one another. Despite the respect I have for his eci11C11c el(periences 8f a film· golnQ bum, I dfsepfHo•e of a critique by a boring, strBIQhl lntflllectuel with e 1/mlred underatendlnQ of weirdness beyond narmelcy. I would urge him to surmount his thrill·sHklng cln•m• voy11urism end henceforth restrict nlmss/1 to reviewing more munasne enrertafnments. The most striking characteristic of the above Is I hal It cont ains not one reference to that glori ous Innovation: Odorama. Each customer receives a card containing ten odors oorrespondl ng to scenes In the movie. The ten scents are, In a<der: rosea, excrement, g lue, pltta, gasoftne, skunk, gas, cat leather, sweaty sneakers, and room deodorant. *"'*'********* Note: the reviewer persistently evokes snobblsm In the begmnlnQ of a ftiV/ew whfch concerns a mov/11 whose unpretenrtousneu absolves It of any serious critique. Again end ege/n Mill., Kleier makes this movie cur to be en exercfse In ace~mla. How_., when :singing ors prslses he is In his etemenr, leading chHtS for a soon to be found cult audience this movie ao richly deserves. With commendabtelnsiQhl, Ket1 applies a nesr lillie compliment appreciative of lila ribald nsture of the humor. Saturated wi/h facts, h/11 pleco c.n'l hlllp but mesmerize with 1111 shHr lnlormellon Inundation. ., lite Shea ·s Buff• Ia The grisly weirdos, misfits and reJects o f all kinds have been proVIded with a forum with Which 10 display their talents. The starring ol a 300·pound transvestite as a frumpy housewife II' a satire of a suburban soap opera Is Inspired. We are treated to a TICkflS ON SAU NOWI ~«<by WGR·TV·2, WBEN Rad io a coA., a. "",.,. WtfUM~HIIIIIimcw\,~ er~~"~&.rnce STORE MANAGERS &TRAINEES a,C.OI . . . . &.a.., ,., 9IOtiP . .,., ' frtlo Qlllf I "'J,~G 156-2310 ~~IPL.J CHALLENGE AND OPPORTUNITY•.• lllats what CIS aUabaut.___..., to-- t 7 ,... . . ._....., o cllol._. 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Kwufs deiiV«Y could be comparotMIIy tl'to<lght ot 11 Mllosion. The LP'a llnat tune, "Two Sides ol Silence," hoa Kwooi tonlno tho btncl go beautllully free, and tM contra at otllwosl's clellberoto eetm tnc1 tho bond's oxptodlng tiro uto 1 ttunntng pOtion In motion. Some of the poetr'Y trom B•ss Culture. a.nd Kweal's flrat two albUms. are omong tho wotlto contained In his bool< Dread S..t And Blood (llog,.,L'Ovvorturo Pubtlcollons; 72 poges, $3.95), a bOok ltrat r-Hd In 1975. Thuo. Kwosl hos been pulling tho word out on tho Dread slluotlon tor at least alx yoara. In ono p00m Which Is porlormed 0(1 his DrNd Boat n Blood album (Virgin Front Unelllsted UClder the name l'ool ond tho Rootl\, 1\WMI..., rvnt down tho sectJons ol B<ltaln whorl tho wlolenct een ONPt, Including .,.,. ot the h - t r.il .,... olloto, Britton. But I g - Bloc:-. Ia thougllt olin 8riWn, too, as being lust "roc:lat." Othera wlft taka It ,_ u but a warning. Oevo Shea's Buffalo Oct. 25 oo much """"· Youw got to hno oom.,hlngto ut nd • /rille love '" your 1/01 btloro you een ~still tor ony damn 's on on flOw to btllllfl. It II -Billie Holldoy (Next week"& conclua&on to JIU.POem. nllmlted will focus on two of todly'a mott dynamk: Jazzpoeta. Thulanl oav1a and Ntozake Shange. the acclaimed euthor of 101 colored girl$, will be Mre 1 week SUnday.) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r....;:..;...;.;...;.;;.:.:. the thatre rou can Imagine our more I han IWO ye..,s. Ah., the apprehension and poraoola that tho ut would be b<oken Into and tho stOfoo • - ployor ripped olf, ..,._,lng ol o hlll-clozon ot ""' famous "Oovo" - · · tho CUitaln poned to ro-1 an oloborote but The first Umo t • - hoard ol 01¥0 was tn the raft oC ttn. ••You Our feara were grouncuess. For QOtta- those guys! They're like tho "uny, art·roc:klng quintet ol c.avemenf.. t)IW·wavtr'l ftom Akron. Ohio"' So wnen we parked on franklin channed the pants oft t1\e Street near Chfppewa the other delighted capacity croWd In tt'H!lr night and walked the two bloc:ka to to_ the_ Oueentown ln _, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..__ _tlrat _visit __ ____ ~ apprOPflate aet-a cross between an.,lilomo on<! Hollywood Squartt-eecn ol the ..wactcy apudboya" dancing In sihouette on rnovlng tre.admilla In lnc:llvkfual compartments to teP«t aecompanltnl 8f"d daocebeal by drummer Alan Moyer (loeate<l tastefully In the loft·hand corner of lhe slogo). Tho band launched lnlo a serlu of songs from their latest, Nrw Tradltlonoll•rr and It's 832-5524 predoc:luor, Fr-om of Cholctt. 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Countdown and btaatoft 11 curtelna epen to reveal two synthesizers gone and I he set now rtllltni>Jel a Jau~h pad. Molhoroblugllloya unconldout atop It, apparently a viCiim of oomo _ . , , accident ho suddenly leaps up and tho bend tnlkt lnlo "Gut Ftollng." From hero on MothoBbougll likes lho lead on<! proveoltimsell one oflho rolgnlng oano madmen of rock 'n' rOll, willing to make an uttor fool ofltlmaeld In service of the Art and htJmantty. Unfonunately, 1tw group's Interest flogs (maybe they're sick of lho oonga) ond by the limo thoy get 1o ··Monoolold" thty'rt sounding olmoll like o gorogo band. Can It be 1rue? Tho croWd onjoyalt onywoy. Tho lr\10 otompldor ol tho night lo "Joc:ko Homo," when Molh...t>lugh lumps oil tho stage ond rvna upotolra to tho balcony to ldclr111 hit oonttltuonto tho o~ dilemma: Are We Not Men? For on encote ho donnocl his clooolc "booll boy'' suit and song an inllnll "ll't o hautllul Wond" (from lholr now olbUml. "It's o beoutlful worlclllor youtlor yo<Jifor you• • .Jbut not lor mo," entirely In lalttiiO II Pholoa Ol OCCident victims, bullying notlonol guardsmen and starving Aalans llaah behind him. ll's good 10 see Devo eschew the "cara, burgers and girls" lmogo tltay've .-nld to be cultlvotlng laloly lnlaYOr or wori<IWidt reality protoat. I think Ihoy mlghl be ol..-e. -Ruasell Scho.,..,.,.,. �Oodles and oodles of. • • Noodles' zesty Italian restaurant _By John K. l~l•n• II wu Oq the plot ol ono ollh<l likm playing 110&11>y. Con • apaghottlloc:tO<Y tlncl tamo, tonune. end happiness ~n a movlt th<lator <XMTitlto• 1)1111<1ng tot? And alte< o night of atldous d<ning, one of "'" grutost mysteries of the,_,. world c:an be the olflrmati11e. In ..... .,.... the old AelohMd Inn, .......,teo, a usty ttal~can rntalM'ant. h&a been orectecl. oollng wtth a unique oomblnatlon ol 010--ld tacl<loess, lonnie& llrliShlngs, and plastic panache. The Noodln dlnlng ar. . I• 1 t.ierecJ. The lowe< ''1>11" houMa • --In glassod-ln mac:aronl·rnoklng -co. wntch...., - · told, ta usad by the Noodloa ch<ll at diffiM'ent tlmea during the evening. The " - Is heavy on tho unh shaOes of green, bfown, and rust-a strlkmg contraat from Hlt external's camfvaJ hues and baloon-typa loitering. wn1.. tne cHnlng area leavea -TO ALL ASSEMBLY MEMBERS OOSpllo Ita oxcollonttaato, boca. . It was ao flllln11. C!>MM and PMII, ... COliCI - , ato not th<l -ld't llghiiOI foods. A CO<npanlon, on o dora, tried thO houao apoc:lally, thO Ricotta Roll {$4.11$~ wlllch foOIIMid • <XMTII>\notlon ol spinach, ~~'"" macaroni. and rlcolta chee.te all rolled 1-thor Into o mlnlca_.,le Willie thO gr"" pasta wasn't thO,_. ••thltlcally -tiling culinary delight, thO taste doflnlltly tho appeat~ There will be workshops on: PAINLESS PARLIAMENTARY PROCDEURE -.-Od The third ,.,...,...,., of OUf pany atltf'Ol)tld thO Feuuclnl with Broccoli dOUsed In Allr- Sauco {14.11$) and wos <XMT~t>lototy utlatled with thO h<llty f)Ofllon of P&lll matlnated In a tasty Cheese sauc:a with hun~• of bfoccoll and po TUESDAY N'ov. 3rd at 4 pm & WEDNESDAY Nov. 4 at 3:30 in TALBERT SENATE CHAMBERS Please· Try To Attend! nam strtw6d throughout. Noodl.. naa proved Ihot a fino res1aurant c:an aurvlve In the parking lot of W.attm New YOfl<'$ largoatthhl11 OO<nplox (Tho Holiday 51•). Now II only thoy could fht their Interior decorator a end design 1 new menu •.• much to be. dtahed-lt was too plastic early Mediterranean tor my companions-the ~eNfc.e mort thon made up '"' ' "" surrounding'a lack of etmoaph¥e. Upon beCng aNted, our wa1tre•• jmt"r')&dlately asked us wntthtr we would lfq 1 prKinnor drink, demonstrating a eo<Tipleto command of t h<l bo'lorago Mtection. White tM setecUon waa ldequlte, Noodles does not olfer ony beef on tap, fust In bollloa. If th<lro was anything woroo than the"-· It wu th<l mot1u deslg!l. As a eo<Tip&Oton uld, "Who deslgoed this? Bolo thO Qo.m?" And ah1l wu corn1e1. FO< a restaurant which Ia -mlngl)l attempllng IO pt&Mnlltaofl U an after-d&nnet altematJvw: to SalvotO<O'e GaUdy Gw.,..o, thO monu ..,.I<'alight up lhore with the Galldy Glfdens' silly Roman statues adO<nlng the parldng 101. The menu rnemb4ed a ohncf'a coloflng boolc, with lottOflng ... largo and oornlca~ thO tnlng SlO<IId hawo bMn uMd as an eye chart. One glanoo at th<l monu and a linanclatl)l S11'1PP«< col'- -In student w ill soon reallla that there ts no way anyone can acape from wlll>oul lncurrlng 01 least a S5 tab. Yet th<l prloos ftlllaro roaonable. My rwo eo<T\ponlona "f'd I gorged oureer.ea until we could eel no more and tho check co~ to just $24-o •orr rea.-.~ lare fOf the hefty malo d)IIIMIS-of(e rod. Buffalo State Student Union Board Halloween Party PROUDLY PRESENTS: · A Hallo~een Reggae Party--. • with Friday October 30 8:30pm - 1:OOam Z Live New Wave Bands ~ Special Gueata • ELaNE & THE PERILS and COFFEE SCARE Bethune Hall Znd floor Z917 Main St. near Hertel Ave. at 8:00pm, Saturday, Oct. 31st Buffalo State CoUere Social Hall $2.00 t ludonll lllitJo I.DJSJ.OO Odoe,.. J B££RSI$1.00 "Start •• ~ w....... 011 RliM! Sponsored by Grad. Fi ne Arts Assoc. &G.S.A. As an tppetltlf, we ofdered the gatllc bfe~ emothtrecJ In mourena Cl>eose ($1.95),.a unique dllll that tilla culinary trio woe pto¥ioualy un!amlltOJ whh. Ye t our Wlld1ct wal tJ\1 aarne: simply delicious. The bfoad ltooll wu LINDY KOREN for" - m and ,.,_, a tangy gatflc taste waa .....- pr8Mnt. and the wu treah and ample. w a highly tw:ommond lhll ,,. ., oa • pra-cllnnorOUr rMin c:oUf'M!s arriVed after about o rouoneble 20 mtnuto walt and-IMdiShoei-Uved up to our tJpectaUons., " '*'""' -.-·-.&Ide _.abl. dloappolntod l/lat • waa lncl- wllhtlllt mul. The Manicotti {$4.11$) conslatld of about • hall doHn maniCOUI riOOllt - a n d with • Ottlo mozzarella lor good .......... The . .wu lively, but could ha... lncl- • - _.._..,with meatball 0< OO<n011round - ·· h was • cho<o to finiSh 11111 diSh. AMHERST TOWN JUSTICE • B.A., Boston Untversi(J • J.D., Ohio Northern Untversly College of Llw • Member, Ert8County Bar AHoclatlc11r, New York State a. Association , American Bar Association. Association of Womeo Lawyers of Wntem New York • Member, Pinel of Arbitrators, Better Business Bureau of Western New York ~ • Former Legislative Intern, office of Rep. Jack Kemp (Republicln, Hamburg)-Washlngton office • Former LegislatiVe Intern, office of fonMr Slnller Edward Bnlokl (Republican, MassiCIIusltts)-a,lton 11t1 Wnldngton ofllces • CUrrently Llw Qerk/Trial Auistaot,...Supreme Court, Eril County • Instructor, Bryant and Strllton BusiniH Institute • Instructor, Erie Communly Collt' PUT KOREN ON THE ;JOB! ENDORSED BY TH£ AMHERST POLICE CLUB ELECT LINDY KOREN - AMHERST TOWN JUSTICE coillttm& PAID FOllin' TO ELeCT ~DY Ko.l �Replay it Sam wants you _ _ _ _ __..By Ken Kleier As IT!any a$ a oozen people w1U outeh'e Play It A,gafn. Sam 11 on a • saturday morning just beloro noon. Mlscalcuiatlng the Ol*llng time to be 10 a.m... like a r.,gular l>usln. .s, they 510114 arouncl. on tho porch ot 1115 Elmwood A. . noar For~ Ave.-wflll GoodiNI(t acrose tM sttee and Buff Stale 1 few hundred yards or so lo the nonh. AI noon the plaoe opens, lt".e atetf wotklng an elght hOur ahlft (sl• hours on Sunday). • The music fanalics and 1'\arblners behind tl'\e couote~ are continually up on all the recent domesue ar\d imporl .stock tha1 hU always eaned toward punk and post punk roel<. (l.o, rock Which nas _,directly pr_...., and I>IO!*Iecl by tho mkl-1870$ hop-lngs In tho British "'t~. PNr if~ SI.M., 1115 EtmlfOOCJI ,-..._ larnous and the not so fomous. NYC ano, to a - extent, thO dozens to choose bam aNI 1 I>OfliOO on duty WIK> ••thor has 1t¥efY aYililab1e button or knows Where 10 get it. Woat Coast). Cltveot>uslnosaman that they are, they wlO aeeopt your unwanted, good condition albums tor a 6oflar artd • Quarter. topa. and aell them fOf lhree dOllars B eside$ tne used albums, new more or less. (Cheaper than lhelr rivals who sell tor four dollara.) High •olume reco<d sales pay 1~ bills a·t Sam's, dozens ot Which ChlnQt hands during the course ot the day. The onee des.Jta.ble boot log albums dlsappured duo to log&llty problems. an•nd 11111y Joel go~ fouoh and saw to it·that oopyrighl tews were enforced. Albums !rom England and Jemalca are available at abovt average prk:es to cover $hipping and POStaoe. n.ese people aro to lmpons what TaJklng lea-ves fa to booka: thorough In tholr saloetlon. They get shipments of new album a wtekl1n advance of other reccwd na... S!>rlnv••- s1ores They a.Jso haft a reputation with Insiders IO< their large sloc;k or reoc:N'cls tor r.nl al'ld bullons-buttons or~ Shai>O and dase<lptlon, rod< •tars ond groups. past and present. •!'• stocks of soul, reggae, ska an<t dub, Eutopean progressive rock • and ambient ll's nave boon added 10 holp <lfspet llle projudlce poopte have tnat the store e,etera only to cheapt~kates and pu.nker&. Owner Scott Flynn promises thai a muchtarger setect5on ot lau w1H bO added next yNJ. Lot's hope this mue11 needod musical gonra wtll tino a supe1abundanu of material high In qyallty and low In price. The decline In literacy 11111 c.n not be altogether btemed on Sam's since they also offer acomprehenslve seJecllon o4 recent rock magazines a.nd plan to have aetuat books on saJe aoon. More poste~s and T &hll11 are coming and 4S'a aro going. Only tno singles that Mil wMI otlll be avllla.ble. In smallM quanth;ea than In tho pasL SUpply and demand. G4Y Frl~•dt PEOPLES 4LLIMCE or CAC p resnl SUNYAB ,..tstiiS COFFff UOUSl Come out & enjoy music food. drink & friendly people. CtffUittlst • Wt ._.I IISI Strwt Ull«l f"""y, 17~MfAC 7 Md t,.. s.t.miay, 144 DieiMdorf 7 & ' .... s-day, Squft 11w•lrt S, 7 & t ,.. s.... ~ rldoc srubo lof d<-•• of Pol_,_ Yo41ow JKI.tt A-.• DCICETS AT SQUIRE DCKET OFFICE 1l.,........,.w111o ~· " * f,IO_I_I FRID4 YS at 9:00 pm TII'NSEND 107 Mr. Flynn. wno once published the monthly noek magazlrlo Rodcers. says l>ustnoss to good though he has no plano to open anoth&r store tn the area. (A store In Roctl&ster bearing tho tame namo wa.s once part of a dual partner5hfp with flynn but It f'\OW lodef)OJldenl). Acc:usatlons of nepotism don't apply jp tho ompiOymont of hlo sister. Jenn.Jter. aa Cllthler and record setecter. She•a • verlllb'e fountain olvlnyt lntormatlon, able to actvise &nd lnattvc:l the ncwk::e. • Sl51e< did b<Olher a big faYOI by sending him tapea of the •••••1 hits and trendaln rode to San Diogo <luring his stay thO<a. Thoy were a welcome alternatlve to the mellow area f·avoritu like the Eagles. Enterprl$lng 11 they are, perhaps that concept ooul<l become a regulll feature. a room devoted to tapea that otter a Hmpllng or a porlo<l'a muale. Sort 11ik:n':::'::'::!'ior record ' of t buying and a mull be bOycott ...orybOCiy ..... go to 1115 Elmwood A'll..., ana gift thoSe lolks yoor1>uolno11 �Oe«geCII'IIn Saturday will be a ~lpple Halla-. with the Mood)' Btueo at tho Aud and George Carlin at Klelnhan'L Corlln, oomotlmu known as AJ Sloe~ tho "hlppledlpple weatherman" ("Today'a la<OCaol C8111 for periods of light, wllh lncreulng dark toWanl ovenlng'1 wfl! musa about ouch topics u dOptt. tho lntatnoua SeYon Words You Con ~ Say "" Television, why you C8n - . r linO lho flOOd ~r o f acl....., and .,......, else elril<ea hlm u notoWO<thy. Opening tho show at8 p.m_""' be a learn. mus1C81 c;omec~y Now lefs talk about tomorrow. When your professional fut~re starts taking shape. When your early career decisions become vital. Evaluate carefully. And include Republic Steel. A Fortune 100 employer. in an important basic industry. Offenng challenging career opportunities. Visit the Placement Office for more details. REPUBLIC STEEL WILL INTERVIEW ON November 11 an eQUII opportunity employer ellodl~ and • New Wcw. • llapubllasteel lP's. EP's. 6 45's • ~ Jazz • P.eggoe • Comedy • Molown • Soul • SoUridnoc:t\s. • eMf 1.000.000 U5ed albums bought. sold and noded since 1975. • llunons. Slidleft. Potches. Pins. T-Shirls. llodl Cops. Amettoon 6 Dltrlsh Music ...,.......... Mogozines. 1115 ELMWOOD AT FOREST·883-<J330 �Rock 'n roll really stirs with the exciting taste ofSeagram's 7 & 7UR. And so does country and western, and jazz, and disco-in fact, everything sounds /Jetter with 7 & 7. Enjoy our quality in moderation. Rockil roll stirs with · Snen &Snen �sports -·~ ,.._,... Keglers take two Tbt UB ma>'s club bowlina IQID scored moundina vlaori<s are medooere. Tht bla auys just keep aompln& aJona. San F'ranrisco 35, Pltuboup 31-This is the pkt of the week. Bookies say <he Steders by 4 and-a-half. AnOihtr s~ul week~nd fort~ Fe<~rless Whll do they know? The here's for a radar Footixl/1 Foirlts. Squtokl'tl ()y tht skin of our /Hth ot aarn• by the 49trs Montana. 8·6. 7\o•o ovtrtlmt KQm~s In ont wttk? 'Simply Creta Bay 12, Seattle 6- Ancmic. What more can"'-.: say! amatlnJ. Pkkl"' (NT<tnrQgtln<Ms tO .563. St. Louis 31 , WuhlntiiHI 17- Jimmy H1111 tore apart the Vikcinas and he'll riddle the R<dskinL Any minorities arouod1 SUNDAY New Enaiand 21, Oll<bnd 11- Tht Pats bave load> of wan, but "'hert I> It hldins! This is !he W<Ck Buffalo 17. Ond&nd 14-0ver 400 yarth. c'mon they come out to play. No Super Bowl !his year Brdn. No way tbc: BiiiJ •ill Jive )OU tbat. Keep Raidm. thole sp;kes dean Nick. Tbilpme belonas to you. Sh 01oao 33, Kansas City 30-Th~ pmt could so Atlanta21. !'in on...JO-Upsate \'1. Upsatt... cilher "'Y· Lona day for the defense here. Fouu '"· TUIX ror. lillk roU r.......al .. ouldn~ )'OU say Mr. Fuller. Fouts by • football. BenncU! Faleons shoWd respond to last ...ts lou Los Arl&d<s 17. Detroit 21-T,..., rodd aoats.lhree by blowlna Bum out or the Dome. weti<-1. ll really doesn't maU<r. The edit ..... 10 the )filmlll . BaltimotT 14-Wbose secondary is won<! Rams. Sim• and T)ler should bounce around like l'bat one's a toss up. The Dolphins are one pinb.U.. Plal~phla 17, Dallas 14-Bear hlles Dallas. Bear touchdown belter this week. 8)-., Bye. Mlebod enjoys Jawt>. Bear pltks Philly. Poise and home field (M<Connaek). Taropa Bat 1 1, Chleaao 20-Squeaker of tb< Week. advani&&C win this one. By JR AND THE. BEAR '"' < The Beats are ridina • Iiiii< too hish and tho Sues~ at home. 1'bis ooe could bt a snoour. Oadaaall lA, Howton li-Kenny Anderson's the story ben. Houston'• defense looked poor Monday nisht and 10 did Sweet Earl. Skoal b<otbc:r. New Yotl< C-.s 17, New York Jeu 2.4-How about thole Giants. The Bl' Fett are awaome and tbc: Jeu MONDAY Minnesota 28, OHvtf' 17-This is one game: worth 01ayin' home for. ldentlcal records and hOI quarterbacks make Oreworks. Go ba<t to baseball Howard. Salurclay 111 SoutbJide Lants in &ffolo. oslhe J.A.R. Wtsltm Ntw York ColltJiate Conference opened iu lhlnl .....,... Tbt confeta~« is a .....tly ptiJerina of 10 loc:el oollqa and uni...-.iti<-1. •portilla bead ..o-bead matdla. UB, Who has won !he confer..,.. bcKh WnC$ in iu two-year existence, masl>ed D"Youville CoUqe 2821).2358 pins and outcfulaneed last year's runoer·up, JUT 2871·2385. '"We'n orr 10 a aoot1 ~.!hal's ror swe,'" commented Ron Hubbell, co-eap<ain and player-<:oa<h for !he club. The conference was held weekly 01 Squire Lanes the firA two .$OUOOS, but this year a travtlina teaau< has b<en formed. lloPpina at dlrforent locations each week. '"We dominated th< past two year• panly b<eauK we had th< homecoun •dvll\tqe:," statts 5Caior Scott Seier, tht other CO· "*Pt*• "Tbb yoar mi&ht b< a loltoulhcr os conditioos vary from week to woek," adtl<d Hubbell. "but .nth !he doplh oo this dub, we sboWd always b< abk to field very OltO<l& bowkrs. The expcn..,.. will b< invaluable to us os .., bead iruo our tournammt Kheduk, .. here ..~ ""' !he pmut or oily and dry laM li•-. condhioos." HubbeU added, "This year's conferma ..;u ju11 ma~e us !hal mud> bcster." Individually for the Bulls, <Opbomorc Tom Hart Ins paced the ..;n om D'Youv\Ue .nth a 636 lhtee·pmt serie-s and lA6 blah pme. Sd« shot a 622 ands<Nor Grq Pitkaroe J<Cfed 635 in the vlaory ovtt RIT. Seier also expioded for 190, 266. 23)-689 pin fall in a match aaainst Eric: Community CoUqe at Southolde Lana Monday ni,ht. Hls 211 leads the leque. UB Is ranked 8th notionally by sporuwrit<rS, and t:ttur.u four senioro to the club .nth added dep<h in freshmen t-1 StOddard, Marty Cuny, PauliCclmar, and lllDsfer Mike Prunier. "We'll bout the: bat uau team around;•• ud&irned HubbdJ. "We hope 10 tAke two teams to every toumiUIIall posslbk. Our "8" team can compde with anybody, inc:ludlna our '*A'" t(am. HubbeU went on, "The del)th and experienot on !his t..,.. is ov«Wbdmloa. We ba,.. aU the foartdlcnts to ptodua: a national ••era&• WELL TONtGHT AT 8!00 pm AL JARREAU at the Shea's f{c~s IV.,Uable It 22.4 tHIIW"t .AW!. SQult t :JUPriR-IIDT PEPPERS, OLD ERNIE HERE ACTUALLY PREFERS TIIE'T'ASTE OF IH.#VIS't/NAeAIIIADIAN8EER T'OA NICE €iASS OF t~STEP OVENCLEANER/ WAPP Y.4SAY, ERNIE? 71/E lf{)U()UIPfN"fOPAf'l:RS? JIIASNr7HAT Wf11.l lt1N?CEIJ.OI.U8RtCAI/T"F? SURE... AND BoRIS Mfl'(l.ES Pt.AYW TN£ 0111BYPSYfRIEST/1'1 THE.scEIE WHI:RE11ft:'(1lJRNEIJL.tX:E.C1HeGIRAFFE:'SINTHECJf!NBE~. fHr1v~l rld>ti.l..tull• .and SIHY., Bo-. 0/U«. U.S.D.A. Choice Strip Steak·--~ STILL ONLY $4.95 Thurs. a Fri. Fbi! Fry U .IS "Pirates Haveri Inn" '*'~~~~ On The Mighty ra River 6J • 877·8997 9059 Main StTeet Clarence, New York LEARN TO OVERHAUL YOUR OWN BICYClfl _ , . . ao... Of ...... Repair alalc. - - - a..;.,q ,_. Wc:yc:U ioo a "" - ...b a apiiiTiH. REClllAR OVERHAUl. P81CE ~IU.OO ,.... ......., ...... ............ ..... Wo"ll•tolo•,_t. ......... ~lo ....... ....... "'l¥1o<i-t,O<o·FOII~Y S40.oo,.. ,.._ ct.uoa .. fK ~Kld .rna S60.00 foa 2 .....,U ·..,..._ ~ ~ IMocouwT oor ..U. pAStn ......... C&U foa"" ~ ~--tlli·ZIIt ~All< t.r IR .... Most people prefei'OidYielnl to almost • .,....... This advertisement is 6 blatant attempt to persuade you to buy Old Vienna beer. If you keep buying our beet-, we'll keep running our car1oons. �It's time to carve the pumpkin By EILEEN LEE Fer~r.un Edllor 2 12 FRANKLlN STREET · BUFFALO N.Y. 17 161 842- 1292 EoF THE~H NEW WAVE Fri. Oct. 30 NEW TOYS Sat. Oct. 31 S I N E & THE PERILS HALLOWEEN PARTY l:nemi~ New Toys Open till 5:30 am MIXED DRINKS Z FOR THE PRICE OF 1 TILL MIDNIGHT DRAFT 50¢ SCREWS AND MARYS 7S¢ At IS cents a pound. the cucurbita pq><> fruit 1J deOnilely a &ood buy in these inO.tionary times. But it has to be more than low price thai prompe.s a local deale< to pun:hase over 12 tons or lhe 0<~-yellow fruit tO be conswned. apparently wit!Un a four week period. More commonly known as the pumpkill. the multi-putpOI< &oUTd ~a ocarly illsatiablt de<nand .. the Gearin& or Halloween ellti15a kind or "'pumpkin fever"" amon& bolidayhappybU)...-s. Altbouch the pumpkin. som<tima wri&bina up to JO pounds. is known fa< its spicy na- in such popotar dishes .. pumpkin p;., and ice cream. iiS areatcst haiimarl; comes about throop the aide or a slw'pened kDife aJ>d a li1 CBIIdlt. CaMna pumpkins is a Roman cwtom which cYOI''CII euJy in the ....n r .... c:eDiury aJ>d is aarmnly pn<ticed io the Uniled States. Canada and EnJ!and. II was not part of the tradillons associalal witb the anc:iena Druids. bowt'\·er. with whom the obsen-anoes connect.ed to Halloween are believed to han oriJinated. homes on Hallo"•ffil niiht and. like the Druids, lh nra IO Ward off these spirit,, Thls tradition •urvivcs loday in Scolland and Wales and in the oon<q>l of &hosU and wllches £1111 common to ntar·ly all Hallowec.n o~ances. C'ofttributln& th~lr share of c:usloms 10 lbe Halloween feast - • the Romlli\S .. ho hdd a festival on NOvember I In honor of Pomona. &oddas of the fruits and 1roes. A.Rcr conqucrina Brll&in In the ftNI antury. •he RomaM lidded many of the lraditioM f10m lhcir papn ftasl 10 the Cehlc Chrisllan feut of All Saiou' Day. Traces of the Roman liar\ est festival swvive in the Hallow«n <UJIOOU !dated IO fruit. such U bob!Ona for appla in a lub of .."1,... and dealraliOJ pumpkinJ. T he jack-<>-lantern> were lnoditiona!Jy hollo..'CII out and CU"ed to racmblt l1o<eaQUt •ltiletoday itls as oommon 10 sec the anurds bfilhlly painled wi1h humorous or ~ul raca.. Asidt from a decorativefunction. the large gourd hat always been 1he hl&hiiJht or autumn cookery in pies-, brtad.s, l&riS and even .soups. The SLrinJ.Y .. meal" or che pumpkin is located inside nul 10 tbe rind and holds I he fruitJ nurnt:rou.s seeds which are th< obl«t of growina popularity. lnsteod or lhro..in, away the seeds after canrina a pumpkin. I hey $CJVt a much mor~ uxful and !&Sly purpose if touted and sailed or combined with other nuu and seeds in a party mix. Som.. creali~ studeniJ have also inlroduced lhe ~ar-drop shaped seeds iOIO 1f>.ir seed boX<S or 3S Plrt or thtit ~ projccu. But the best pan or havina a pumpkin oc canin& ooc fa< lblloo>= Is wailin& for the o~ fruit told old and moldy and Sl&lt 10 andl. Then. if the ndsJibOihood ldcls haven't already IOIIe<t 10 il, you eon 10 0111 and .mull the brisJII linJc JOWd to picas. All in 1be name or uadibon. . The Druids believed thai on October 31. •he evenina p~ina the Chn.tian Tc:as1 or Hallowmu. AllHallows 0< All SainiJ" Day. the lord of the dead. Saman. ealled fO<th hosiJ of ...JI spiriiJ. The Celts also l><lieved thai the spirits ., •. ~r~-" MEE-TING OF THE ACADEMIC TASK FORCE TODAY at 3 pm JV FOOibaU:Canisius Cotlqe at Rocary Field , 2 ~:d Hodcey:NYS AIAW Champioruhi!)6, TBA. To Be Discussed: Teaching Policies .Socar at BrOckport Slate. Academic Clearinghouse 311-,., ........ Fill DAY SA Coafereace R•. and 22. Tllo ........... . Rldly. CUPBOARD SATtJitDAY F001blll at Edinboro S!au:. Fidel Hockey:NYS Al A W Championships. ~ �classified ads - ---·-·'1!". . .,_._. . ~IBlll""JIIO ........ at'Tllo-lMn' olftco,II6...... H&II,Iii$C,oiiOC. ........ IUI\.Iolp.m. _Eilllat_ . . Or~ -IIO-OitNSqulttHallllobt~IOO,ft1'11--. -t-('dcloi. AutOfii iOtln OOfl '·llorol,_.,..._.,. • laOIIiiOOOfll'ol,..ld _ a_OI_..,.,Iar iUII--Ho lda.aii » _ " ' l o o . . . . . _ _ , . . . , . , . 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UNN"'OWTV NltiEA! ~ '""-• .., .• CleCir'OCII'-.........., ...... ,....... _. ........ ~1tLC411~ 0f ll461U.,._,tp-.. , • NDERQII~~ - 10 ~~l'llwa......._c.l . . . . . ...... . . fM)OIW tH 4 Vl"Y NICE,. • •tJ fOiflt COft'lkllt•tlte l~tiOw-tof Nr4.Afi'IPWotf 5t, tiCP. ~.-.r. Yo.~"-.At - COST: SS.ZS TO REGISTER: L.uve name, phone no. a night .t: 636·2346 days fit . ....,_-636·4634 after 6 pm ~ F'*', J000..1811 . T h a - . 23 · �backpage;university A look at Steven B. Sample-UB's new President Hi&htr Education. Thlo goup 1ICIS Ilk< lht N.,. YoJk Board ol Rqenu. in del..minina tht tducational dirtc:1lon for the Illinois school S)'$1t m . whlch includta 13 public university campUStS. 47 community oolltata and SO arnUa•td private schools. On tbe Illinois Bdard of Eduation. he was responsibk for mappin,a out the direcrion of ~.he: Sial< master plan for tduahon, devdopina IMidld requests ror By DAN HOLDER C.mpus Edlror I n it> choloe lor a new UB leader. tht Pruldtntlal Scud! Commlu..e w<ntl<l an Institution .somewhal similar to Ito own, sd<ctina an Ea«ullvt Vice Pr<Sidenl ror Acadtmic A«ain-a I1WI or divcne taknu and an a«<CClpbsbtd tQiin<cr. Dacribtd by CllaitmaJI or the SUNY Boord or TruSI<tl Donald BlinkeD u a "nauonaUy rmowotd tducator " bo has dislinauisbtd b.iuuelr u an adminulrlltor. teacbtr and tdc:ntist. " ~ ... Sample or tht Nt- ta Unh·ersity t)'Oicm wdl assume: the U B Presidency on Mardi 1. it """' announ«d Wtdntlday. Sample, In addition to his adminiJtraliv<rlunctloru, b an l<l<Omplishtd rcseanoher and holder or many pattnto whlch he &ot wbik WO<kina lor IBM. He also is IIO<II<thlna or • muslcian, bovina playtd lhc kdllt drum .. . teenaacr ror tht St. Louis Philharmonic. Sample btcamt Ea«uti~ V"ott Presldenl lo J uly. 1974. At Ntbrulca, the 40 ,_. "''I Eltctric:al ~"' P<Oresoor is also 0caa or lhc Oradutlt ~- He also rtprc:stnll his univenity "" the Nebrulca Board or Reatato. as wtU u tht Am<:ricaD Coundl on l!duation, Tht Middle·America Stott Unlvt<sillts As$0Ciadon and the Land G<ant Association. At Nebraska, Samplt SCI'Ita as -~··and ~in&ftA ac8d<mic prcpams. Born NOvember 29, 1940, the St. Louis nativt paduattd from ~ •& cJtetr .tlout being ~n 84JffMo extcutive orroccr lot tht Pruklc:nt .--sible ror a varidy of activitico-lndudina studtnt and aaodtmic prcpams. rcvic...U.a rtcO<IlDiel1dabocu or p..,.,.,..ts for oew pfOIRIIIJ, University pl&rutloa and institutional racardl and Uoiv<nit y policies illcctina faculty. studtnll and ocadtrnk prosrams. rtaeardlc:tntcn. Sample aid Wednesday !bat bt tnjoylteachina and had no plans to ~ it up notina that be teacbes one course evuy Fall semester at Nebraska and wanu co cootinut that practicr at UB, aft<t a year ol "It would ~pptal to me a arcat dea.l to teach a course," he many cliK:iplincs-includina Arts and Science, Law, Mtdiclne, be three UB stu<ltnt leadtn wbo or ~ about lhc sdcdion prOlltiS. '"I'm Sldisfltd wltb bls Jdoctioo." UnlvcrsiryCoUDCilltUdoot Jquacntativt T111vis Ballard said. The Coun~ had tht rtaporuibiDty of piclcin& lht flAal eandldate to recommend to the Stale University or Ntw York (SUI'IY) Board or Trust«< out or a DIUT.......S Otld or applleanu who had rectivtd approve! from the PrtaidtntW Starch Commillee. Ont or the reasons Ballard was impressed with Sample was bec:a""' " ht was recommMdtd so hlahiY by lhc Stardl Commlttec. "Mcrnbtr and Studtnl. Aaoc:iabon (SA) Prcsidtnt Joe Rilldn mentiootd, " I was imprtutd by alltbe c:andldata. ·• Re calltd the appllcaDu ' 'ht mostl\iahly qualif!td a•oup or peoplt ill tills port or lhc c:owury." Oraduotc Scudtnl Assodatioa (GSA) Prcsidtnt and Seardl m<mbtr Pa« Murphy ciltd Sample's pnov1oos admiobtr11d~ Clq)Crlc:nc< as lhc maiD reason for bis sdoctioa. A university prtsidency was "'lh< oat 1osk:aJ dtwlopment in '"""" of bis earou,' ' Murphy acl4td. Ballard summarized Sample'• qalifations u so complddy ....U roulldtd." The council mcrnbtr deocribtd Sample's txperience ranaina from lnvolvtnlelll with tho United Sta1a Economic! Co)l1\dlto plaJina timpani with a &y~~~pholiy orchtlln. "I tikc tbe kind ol crtdendals be b brinaloa to this Unlvcrsity," Ballard aid. Boo, Ballard ud Murplly acl4td that Sample's ~ wu a major factor lo lht dtcision. "'He'• a aloe JUY,"' Murphy said. '"He'• very cbarismotk. briiJit. and ....U preputd." IWWd aid "He the~~~ pmty suailbt forwardly." Alll>oQallacb -*>od tbat Japoct r.. wiewpoiau a ptObldlo, llollnl ~ "A or the ~_...would not be .......-uL "Murpby spedrled tbat "a siclD'"'or CXIGilltuax:ios had ao·plac:e oa the wu- -moe." campus<o. and live OUIILI.k adjusuntnl. partidpaltd "' tht se1oc:t1oo ~ B. Samplt u UB'• oeat pmidtnl txprtS$td ....,aaioo witb lhc choice. abbouab ....... had rm.w Sample also ookd that teacbina is "ont or the btSt ways to staY in contact with srudeats.'" and IO lrttp himself bumble. ~ W lth an cnrollmtnt or nearly Assist""l Otmpus Editor -..s you•re not President." 40.000 tht University or 1'1<- k a ofTen a wk1c: ~&e or dqre<s In By TEJUIY CANADE T En&inecrina. Cont~ l!duatiM and a Graduate Colle&t. Tht University has thtce "~ was lhc workilla dus in that COIDIIIiuod" M urphy Inquired. In-Ills Ww lhc Unlvcnity "bas a respciiiJiblliry 10 puttJna l(lwarcl< somna - o r the CIIIIDIDunll}' problems." BecalM o r 1hb reporttd. "Tcachin,·s fun. And It kttpo you active for the day aatuan~ In 1978 Sample was dedtd to a pcrmantnt m<mbcrship 10 the Council or Forcip Rtlationo, a New York-based goup •ilich assisu Jn deten:ninina American roreian policy. - Btfore Ills Neb<aska appointmen•. Sample 5e1Vtd as Dtputy DirtciOr for Acadttnic Affair. on the Illinois Board of tbe Univcnny or Illinois in 1962 wrtb biabtst hMors in Ekctri<al En&inecrina. He was awarded a mwcrs dt&Jtt tbt ronowina year and a Ph .D. in 196$ from UUnois. Comina to BufTalo with tht new P rcsidtnt will bt Kathryn Nancy Sample, his wilt sinoe 1961 . Hls oldtr dauahtcr Mithdle is currently a $0phomort &I Jlleb<aska. ,.bile his other dauahltr Melissa is ti&bt. Hls wilt was llktd about what Jbe would do as lhc President's wife at 1M prcu conren~. " I havt ....., bttn tht wife Prtsidcnt. so I'm opcakina ro, ianorantc.'" .-be rttnarktd. " I don't koow wllat tbe job .,iJI in•olvt and 1 don't know h"" lht people bert vi<w it ." Sbt addtd that •ht is in a pallnmhlp ..itb her husband, bul nottd She WO\IId nm •ry to rule the I'OOJt . .. Thert ean bt only one boss, l 1uppon t hiaa,s, '* shte addtd. "' I try very hord beta""' l or. care." ltdlna, he calltd for more reprt~mWivt community mernbtn on furure .seard1. comm.iuea. " I would hire a leftist," Murphy dtdartd, bu1 ht indicattd that ht undtnta.nds that SUNY is "'lairly coat<rVativc." Tht OSA Preridmt claimed that SUNY's "primary toocm1 is to satiily netds and dcsira or busine<Jieadcn, politieal ltadm, and industrial ltadtrt. .. Tht I act I hat Mill.vd F'!llmore Colle&t was nor rtprc:senttd on the Scud! Commiltee UP'tf M urphy. H e and Rifk in were told they could adequately rc:prt~tnt tht intcrtstt o? all studtnll, a notion Murpl\y dlsclalmtd. " But tbe bottom liot is that t ht committee wu already forrntd," Mul)>by said. T be ~tudtntleadtr> did n<M vary much in what they wtrt lookina for In a UB Prcsidtnt. " We need a &ood adminiarator. someone who knows· bow to work with SUNY and lhc S~a~e." llaJ!ard aid. Rilkln wanted "an acadcrnidan who would ltad tht campus and ltad tht r~~e:ulty, .. and otbcr lfOUpS. Tbe Uni"tni!y PrtsidtDt " should bt cooem!td about lhc r..ure of studtnts," a=rdina to M urphy. " It's absolutdy eacntial.'' Ballard td1otd thb smtimtnt: " I "Qtlttd 1<1 make sun ... bad a Prcsidtnt intatst<d in lhc qualily or tire ror •l udtnto ... Wbtn qutlliontd aboUI a possible J<udtnl union on campus, Murphy indicattd that Sample said he nztdtd more Inform &lion b<fore be could commefU. Tht propcKitlon to movc UB sporu proaram to D!vidon I status wa• not enthwiutically rtCdvtd by Samplt, accordlna•o Murphy. Altbouah Mul)>hy mcntiontd that Sample ~ v-.vc on the n<CCS>ity to ""'"' lht needs or the community, he did say Sample spoke or th< UnJ-slty P<Ovlclina cubural tV<IIU for tbe area. Bolbtrd also rtCdvtd that lmpressioo-" I eapect that he'll bt iovolvtd Ia lhc Burralo oommunily." ~,.. amoaa'lbe t:OOUQiltoe membcn wert mi.ad u Rift.in no<td, " Thtre is aoina to bt • tra»tloo period of about • year." Thio will allow Sample to "fed his n y around Bolfalo," *'XO«Iina to the SA Prald<nl. '1'be _.. that I havt is tbat this JUY is ioberitioa a different oa or problems tbaa cunmt UB Presldent Robtn L ICenct bad to deal witb .'' Murphy said lo oornparlnsJC&er with Sample. IC<U« 101 us throuah a very rou&h time, .. Rlfldn DOCtd. • " I'm "'"' his admlnlstJ11tlvt style will bt difrtrtnt (than ICdttr's)," Bollard f urrnistd. -.My--.. T- .... Tlll • • fr.n.d Mtlthil~~ • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/5e8f1fe36ff0ada80d5b780c52e85585.pdf ef9ebe9a37d29ccd3839f713f8b410d4 PDF Text Text THE EORUM • Weclnesday. 21 October 1111 Volume 32 Nurgbef 27 State Uni¥Wtlty of H. . YM at Buffalo " According to the agenda, it will be Sample. I have a detailed resume aod · curriculum on him before me• . . He has all th e qualities to make a wonderful Pres ident." -SUNY Trustee George L. Collins ..We t•nd to go alOng wu}) rhe NCOf'lttNrtdllt,O() SUNY Trustees to confirm Sample today; New President to be introduced in· Capen By SETH GOODOI ILO Manotln' Edllor T h< SUNY Board of Trustoo ,.jJI act on cho nominalioo $tc:\.cn a Sampk as UB Pr<1idm1 this momjnJ at a mccli!IJ in Albany. Buffalo· based Trust« G<ora< L. Collim I old ~ Sp«JTwm. 11 is expected thai IM Board wtU approYe the C&lldid.att, --.ho is Ex«uth-c Vttt Pre$idr:nl for AcaOcmic Affairs 11 tbt Uah-.nily o( Ndnska. 10 suoe<cd or dtpanina Praidtnt Robtn l. Ketter. A pms confcrmcc has been scheduled in Capen HaJitoday to announ« the choi« and formally inuodU« Sample to the Unt\'CfS.tt)' community. The candidate i:s cx:pee~nito ancnd the gaJM:rina. alona with many of us·~ admirustralors. Uni\f•rs.ity Count:al mcmbcn and othtt off.rials. ''The ~ rtcOmmmded by tht- UB Counril 'tllitU appear before U! Tut'W!:ay afir:moon and ""'t' will \Oit aC'COldii'\Ch on Wednesday.•• CoUms sa~d . ""A«<rdin' 10 tht. .,cla. 1t ..,u ~ Sam~c . I ha\t a detailtd re.umc and curriculum on him "We: ftk."<'t v.11h tht candid air, not to bt(orc me. •• Collins. "'ho qid hr h loo\.1n& \C\'ORd"tUN 1ht campu~. but radwr to forward 10 mMin& Sample, pra1s.td tht touch bA'C." choft. B linl.tn ~id Monday that ••we: tend to 10 ;tlon& • ·11h the: tt<'OmmcndattOn of the Sr:u~.:h Commlll«'" and th.ac ht coukl only would not commtnl s;pec1rK'ally on 1hc rcmtrnbc'r onC' m~a.occ •bm the TNsttcS maUC1', explamcd Ihat the body u5Ua11y acu xtualtt \tlocd a candld.alt durin& hi$ rh't" to confinn tht «-<''mmmdations of che: t_tar CtnUIC' "WC' coukl not conc:ur on a va..rious Univn-s~1)' Councils ... Wt arc no1 a Pr.-Hknl fa< Scon) Btook dun!IJ 111< rubber Sla.mp. but nn1hrr do ~t duph1.~lt <ummc:t o r 1919 for ... hole Y&ri<ty or the .. or\ of tht local \."ampu,.·· he: aunt<d. 11 Hc ha~ all the qualuin 10 make a "''ond~rul Prfildmt," chc Tru:stec noted. Trustee Chair Donald Bltnl.c-n. "'ho r-----~----------------------~ What's the real story -behind ~ASU funding? "They can promise a111.thing but, it has to go through the Senate. I'm payi ng them (SASU) $12,000 until the Senate approves (the increase); Everything else is just nons&nse••• You cannot have a referendum to determine financial policy." -SA Treasurer Mark Moore OJ>p<O•nnatdy Sl2.000 10 540.000 per )-cor. By MARTY ROSEN Compus Eduor A ,_tlr pas!Cd rtfctendom mandai<> that UB"s concnDudon to Scudcn& AsSOC'Iauon of the State: Uru•"«'ily (SA SUI coffcn b< onaealcd fa< ne>l Squmber. b<11 sc• enl Sl udml M~at""' (SAl off.Oab hd already promised S/\SU thai UB "ould pay a '-Ohantary aac:reasc this )ear-. Tho SASO rtfctendum ,.OS 10 b< held Ia>! Spn!IJ but SA Prestdcsll Joe Rifkin dda)cd 111< '"'•· ,iaimtna lhal 11< ~., dooblful or many"''~'<'" or S/\SU"• papColal. Rtrlan. •bo is a member or cht SASU E'<«ut1\t Comm•lltt, nr'arncd at the ume that ht .. ould S«k addut<mal ,~.rk:attOfll for thot increase: at tht annual JuM eonfercnc.e. Befort the due IAI.Yca5t: "~s prntnttd 10 thC' 'tudrnh aa UB, a bdUnd·tht ~sanes .l&Jtf1Mnl ¥iiS m:adc btl \Iitten SASU Dlr«l<>< Roth<ttin. fonn.. SA E'"""" Trn:surer Alan N:~than Ed and Rif'ktn co auaranltt S2.S,OOO co SASU for the 1981-1981 acadnnlc year. Sial< Unha"IY or N<w York (SUNVI-,.o<k rofa<ndums. h""ekJ over 1 tYrO ytar period, h-.~ incrc&led SASU mcmbcnhip (t<t from 15 «.-cntt peT •udcnt to'Sl at partlripali!IJ <chools. ...... ua ••rcrcndum ln.."T<ticd .... "udcnl mandatO<y f« by S3 per Y<llf 10 <O><r 111< <OSI of mtmbenohip and lc)(rra.~ the payme-nt 10 SASU from A t'C'Ordm& 10 R<Mh51cin. ••'§('\--a-at schools did rwx "'3nt to &O alo!IJ w.1h 111< incorcas< unku UB did."" Tlot l<mporary 1nttta\C' •-as btied on $2 per Slude:ftt. ··n.c .,.ecmtf'U ""'~S takt it (the- t'tKH"iey') out of the bud,&etlhis: )car. ~nd makC' a aood fallh z..,ur< Uo S/\SUI."" R01hs1tin affonn<d. Rifhn confirmrd •hac a '\crbalq;r~t "-u reacl1ed txt:"'~" Rolhqtin 3nd NJ!.h~~t. NO ~'''fl5 made: tn tM ~~~ that tht ufc.nndum foukd to ~n-in thai • Rtfkin a.uentd. UB •ould ha"c to r~;,a~ us caK. rommtlmml to 1M Statr-"'ick savdern :"hCJCa\."Y voup. If 111< rcftrrndum pas><d. Rllkrn S#id. lh< Sl,.OOO would mcvrpor-att the' fina ~N n:~o0.--vnt:nl or appro\:tm:urly S6.000. •uh a ~"'nd ~•cr as-.o~ ol a.ppro\tm.attly S20.000. ba!Cd on .... ~ r.. "'locdulc. ~pete the '-('fb.ll q_r«tnt'nl bc!IY.:t-en the I'~~"O o;;idfi-. SA trC'I.lUtft' Made Moore disclosed that hr win not honor 1hc financ1al aronJ'C"llt('nt vniCM i1 is appro'\~ by the SA. StnatC'. Unckr lht- SA Constitution, Senate ratili'"•ation is nn.'C\~ before: a financial measure ~an ~ pas'i((i, "They can promir.t anythinc but it has to J,O chrouah the S<nalc."" Moor< ass<t1cd. :..-m pa)'itt& lh<m lSASUI S12.000 ~nlil tbt "PP"""<>"{Ibt inttea~. Evcrythina else ii ju!t.t S<n••• nons.w~ ... Tht tcnn5 of chc referendum ~rc noa sufficient to fon.-e SA to tnctt'a'<' d\K"\ to SA~U. Moore Yid, addina. "You c:an noc ha\t :a fdcrrndum co dctn-mt.nt ftnanoal policy." ThcrC' •~ ~e (ORfV'tan bt'C-.ccn tht ••o orpnizacionl as to ...•ht-n tht dut incrcaJC 'lltllta.h df«t . Rifk in said tba.l 1M tncrtaw .,..JI bqin '" JanuM)' •h1lt formc1 SASU Prt"SH:knc J1m S.ttn a\~cd lhat 1~ tnc'fta~ •-ou1d..noe tal<< <rf«t unul s.,c....,bcf. Acrordln.J 10 Moore, the rdcrtndum h.u not bfts1 brou&ht btfOJt lhr Stftat~. and co his kno~kd~ thne is no indtC.I.lion ._.hm 11 "111 be \OCC"d on. ••Anyone an pu1 tl on 111< ••mel•."" 11< ~. ··n..rc"• no ommcdlal< rush."" Bi<toneally. 0 8 "al,.oys I••• in payina SASO. Tbt due i< No•'""'bcf but Rolh>tcin noocd. ··us is a •'OOkl< M<KI -.:hoob pay b)' Nov,..btr I but UB is al,.ays b<htnd- they pay in dt(f<r<nl cllunk>. •• uo Po>> SASU or • bill ..,d Ro<lutein ~'pl:untd 1h:u 1he -M.""hool .. be: C'haratd at the nevr ra1c for lh< 1981· 1982 )Uf ""Wt sc:nl OUI a bill al\d IMY 011 in IM bbnh.""bt <ald. SA hat th< prorocauvo lcfpay lh< old r••• as111< SASU d••• 1. "'II fcc i.~ "rat>J• upon''"'"' not mandalory until ,u Jun~. 1982. Rothstein • maintained 0\al ahhouJh UB officials art 001 leaaJiy bo\lnd 10 pay SASU any lncrcas<. oucb a d<Cisi<>n could b< damaaina. "We'd be put in an awkward situation or not havina <riouah fundt ... h< said. ••11 would b< a •uy "traintd s;icua~ion. We: e:an only auumt pa~ymcru Is on iu . ....y." �lHEspEORUM in.short. 21~ . . . , -------------------------~-, J ca mpus h•' b«:n inundaled b)' the: local and nauona1 rmdta lb s&aH membcn. hi\C b«n tht l1Afl or rtporh b) 1mH' magazine, llJc Public Broadcutin& Sri" I~ and ABC Nr•s. amon& others, Y)'J Another resignation Layout Ed.icor .nd Ad Managn Mary Jane L~. A1though. the pap<'r :.ohtll«< Royko't inlctcSi "''h J pttU f<"lc:I.§C:, the SU~UCRI CO\'t'taJC' has: bc.ocn )011\CI!Ung or .a S~~pr15C, and OCC&)ionaUy 3 hindrani.'c., L« admiudl. "It s an'IMln&, .d1t' taid ''l;md unrc:aJ. Wt'\'e been telling, 1hc "or! so ntuc:h 1ha1 we find.ou:rS(h'd sa)'int chr ~am<: thin&!. O\t'r all<*o,er . We don'l Socill ~cncts Dean Kt.nnt1h Lt''Y wilt bt )ltpptn.l do-.n frorn bh position in the Mar fu1un·, sour~ ind,c:ated last ~«k . l.t"Y wa$ unavallllblt for rontml!nt, but 1hc: decis;on was U.'f)OilC'dl)' due 10 hnhh problems. lt-\'Y is thc S«''nd d~an to r~g.n this )'tar-An~ and LC'tltU l)(a_n Citoftt lC'VIM Sltppe'd dO'Illll url~r thl.) )'UI. Rights colloquium .,u An lntt:malion.al Human Ri&.hu- La" aad Polk) ~ lht topic ol a colloqwm sporuorrd by th< u .. Srilool on O..>tobn 10 and )I in John l.o«< O'Brian Halloo tho Atnhcnl Campu•. II •> obo th< In, or th< Am<rican Soa<ty or ln1<1llll!Onal '"'"'""'Ill«'! u•. I TO!>'<' " •llllk1ud< Human Rilhts PoliCy and Fot<l&• Affaor• and lntf'fft.iiH'nll La• 1n Domestic Couns. ckh lft& anto man) aJP«<' ar h>r~&n polk)• t i 11 rtb.lt'S to human fjJlU~. Pantt"'~nu tnc1udc Marc BoMU)'l. :a member of Ihe Unllrd NatiOn\ Su~~Commiu;on on Prevcolion of Oi.54.Trmm;ukJn anJ Ptocct,ion or Minoritin: Thomu Buc:rgcnthal, Ot;ao of lht Was.hin&Jon School of La~· at American Uni,mity: and Pamf.'H1 Oc1ian. fbrmc:r A>sistanc Sccr<1an· or Stale for Human Rl&ht< and Humanhanon Arrairt. AU inqu1ric:l should be dir.xtt:d to Kathlffn Rinuu 111 636· 2167. nmional "'ll"' to say tht-~mc thinp 10 C'\tr)'ont- Y~'t'•ft lrym:s to gt\C t;;.:h pm.oo winelhin& nt"-, but thai cr~~ 10 bf unpossible." Tht ABC Nt"''t."'S ccam 1pcnt an c-ntuc da) at 1ht Doi~J' PlofJ<'t off.cc. and some .stafr mnnbtf) had 10 tal.c: llmt orr trom thor JobS to be prcsenl, says L« Juq handltna phont ca.lh sumnimo malC"S &cttina. ahe paptt out n-.ore c1ifrh:uh But oh< ,.....p;opn u J<O.IIfird b) put>lo< <upron. ~«,.,,,and llopcful11 •ill ha\t SOCN" •mr«t on the b v.wH. "'h~r~.ia is SJiU in di)('O'\"Cf)' $1a,so. A.bt'ad). OM M tl ... aul.«" lllomc) -.uth c~lf'OS.l\t COP)Ti:&h• Ia" 6:pcritn« 1\n ;.mt Ihe' papcoc a hs1 of pre"iotll> ~ thaJ covld bt apphc:ab1c 10 m dtkn)(...Silt~)'""'" naH· r.ood ....:· ;aod l.o< San~ 1he .s-uit was raltd. the Dlllr• Pl~nrt'~ )lltf haJ chantt() fi,t tinlC'S. L« sa)s. Wnh each eha.n.pt", a \Ole "a~ ca._aJ oH•r 3 poulblt namt change. "li.ach titn(', H's b«n :11 l!'a)t 90 pf:f('tnl in (a\ Or or \«PinS thC' namt," S.hC' )Q)), "'"trr "'.rr PC U""•"• Cflit-. '" Ch·el t1 ld M•~t•t•"t Ed•IOI Settl 6orod Al'lth.;..n, tl Ptll~o M•"•O"'f [d,tor M'-'0•1("1 ~·""t•IIA n O~t•c.IOI Oan H Oidt'• C•tttpu_t '-1•nr R l)t1 n C•m:P~• 'Teuen..t' c...,..a., Anrsl'"' Cfmpus E•tc~n le""·C•mp~a f"uhun A•CI'I•••1 CtKIO\ Ctl)' o.~ ""' c,,.,...,.,c,,, ,..,u,u K.t'~ " An'«lt "' JK ~ ~ AI.. ,C JOIW'> • Copr •·G (06flthlfHtO ·COI!tr,e.vt.-...g :Jf~,,.... ,,.JIIk"l ,., ~ J~&l••o • l.ll.. •.nc ' Ac H•"~ H"''f\1 ~~-pll, o.,"' 01••• Au... ,..,, 1'tolott•~1 ..Hn't-1' A '"-"'"'v"' Spotlto .1011 fll. 0 ., AUI.l&.AI $pcwf1 o.ni-4 A c ....,,,,UL ... PtOfiO•' s.." lll Ptlm ,.,,_. Tqon-~ G1•;...,._ Mu•lc Fie"<: I~ $1)('( ~"'''$lilt P/'otOOt•IMt Jtllrt':t N C o~I'IIOtllusfi'I IU M •l'l•g•f ma rk ru sse ll Jarn~ Why do I ha,·c thts b<Hherso mc (ethn, thai Enpt mi&ht jw.l \43nt u.s ro bdic:.\C thal a..~ thai trud pa\.\td lht rt•-ut•ing Sland in Cairo, (our machtllt W1J x'tdcntally -.cnl orr at on«'! M 8 r Mut~h'tfCC>I'IIP"OII•t K.zn,.,,.U~t.ii,• Pioduchol'l Mg1. SMI•y CJ1;1ila Alit Cootri/MIOI File s..t<r.tarftllto HhtO by the ofdsot••'ect ~4td t.h~Pf l 5yf"'.c~~ l~ A ~to '""'" p'"" Clark Kenl reborn? I $Uppos,c the- on I) r-n.wtl Ihe sold~tf) wal a uud. is b«:aust the Trojan hone· "-as 1n ttK shop (CHS)-fost« than o spo<dina ball<!. th< Richard J. Dol<) Coii<J< SIUdmt li<""Spaper has JODt from rdalnt ob><wot) IO nosiooal rome-end all because or. bOltk 0\<f ' " nam<. $)1\Ck.tte, ~·~• ~Cti\H a ~e ~~- r •• ,... s,ll'la.:a~ .~ Un •.o P.-. s~. r~ $1:1«1"'"' •tltPttwnl~ tor NfO'\I Th< D<MJ· PloMt, kno,.. unul 19?9 a> the Obft«l~, i> "a911i a O.Yid • •- Coloath bank apirut DC Comk-5, 1nc., • 'hich owns eulush-c ushtr. to the Superman ('C)mk strip. h is in I hat Mrip. a~ MOSI ~lt LftO\l , that the: r.niona1 Oarl. Kmt-alias SupcTman - •-orl.~ II the fkuonat M''t\',paJMf, tht [)Qi(•• Plunt't~ And his ln lhat comic Mrip thai lt'K- f'ia,onal hC'ro is ronRanlly fighling for ''1 rt.ilh, Ju~icc and 1ht Arn~lca n Way, •• which is tht. rtal..lift lflOIIO of the Dol(.' Plontt. JQI\t'l ll1t5 ""-as J~ a bunch of •elt&tOUS crazaH, r\c.hl? Righi. Jtnl iOmc. fanatic 5trntnariant. "'ho 101 so~ ammunihon rrom a dera.n.ct'd mont. :a.nd chen pct"SUidcd 1 dts1llus.ontd htrrnit to .s.nt.al. she trud. into ahc parade "h•lc thC" tn«n~t·burning gt11eral~ \l«'fcn'l lookina;. own. Scaru"' ••h a suonafy supponi\r colwnn. by Milt Rot~o. S)-ndi<otrd columniSI for th< C/tin!JO SMn Tr•nn. th< O.~y Plontt lht! ~" u'" oiUt.t• ••• fOG:elod 1n 3~5 SQu"• H•ll. SttfO" Un111tt6oly at Nev. Yo1a. 11 Oull•l(;, 3•35tw4t~n - DC Comic\ ""ouiU lil:e the Do/~y Plu11rt to chl.fl&C th name Onl."e more, and has filed .suit a&ain$1 che' paper fo• violatton or the Superman <'OPYrtlhl. But v.hnc r~ c:omit scrip compan)' is bacLtd by iu pa.rtnl compa.n.es, WarDC":r 8J01htf'.s Int.. and Warnrr Commun..calions Inc•• and a h.i&h"'Pfkcd law firm, 1M /Nit• PI-t has r-.otl) xqui<rd ><>m< hiJh·po••tm! boo:~ one of ots ..,.,,""'"" bj' ~~.on. • "CS A.dwetllf!!\Q $e'h1Cft 10 Sll.ldfor'lto Inc Fo ur hour$ oftC'r the t'\efll. Amcrkout\ "ere- btin& told 1hat tht pcoploc of Cairo d1dn'1 l.no" aboua •l ytt Which~)') .something 11bout tht popular ill of £a>PH8n wap Optrl~. lllh3t ..-.sn't an antmpttd roup. lhrn Sad.11 •u an lrWunan ond oh< spll)-nx is mod< or <'Oitll< <h<nt. Los A111M fllllt'J $)nd1NU $1rrt~. Bullalo Ne•• Yotll. t 42'14 1e!fl.lfM.JM~ .7 16MtJI J4i1fi td!l0UJ1 t1 16183t-06el. ~Ntrnt:n Coprrf9tll 19d1 kltiiO NV tnt SP«Irum I ~"!~n•~:;::.~~? ,:•~c;;~~ •f'Cn..,.l Al..•publ•~o...,....,, of •nr nr•ller ,.._,.., *•U!Ovl l._ t•SJff-:J$ c~ ut lhe Ed loll tnCfl•t •'- .,,,<.11) IOfbiOo.J•• '"" Sp(c:'•u'lt •S1)1~1W 11-, Bt.IHalo He-•sP.na tnc: 1370 s.n.u St. &,ti•O N\' O..lt"!Otolltot,.aotnc U"-,..s-1)' torfl~tr "·~· 0"4. COpy ptf PCtfloOft I ~----------------------------~----------------------------~~ DIRECTORSHIP FOR SUMMER, 1982 SALAMANCA, SPAIN PROGRAM Reaponalbllltlea Include: Assist In the selection of an Assistant Director Recruitment, Hlflctlon and orientation of studl!nts. Plan and administer the overseas program. teach .a minimum of one · perhaps two -classes In Spanish. Qualifications: Full·tlme faculty status as SUNY/Buffalo or SUCIBuffalo. Prior oveneas experience. Compens ation: Regular summer rates of home !nstllutlon, piUs round·trlp , . . ,... cost. • lltt.,.ated ca1tdldate1 lhoutd •ubmlt current curriculum ~It•• to: Dr. Ectwn Duller. DlrKtaf Counclon~lltudln 414·c.pen H.U, Amtlent CU..,. Mr. WMICMI B. Wlcldand, onctor lpeclall'nlgmiM 8UCIButfalo APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED PRIOR TO NOVEMBER 18th, 1N1 ·. �"IALLIWffN IS et•M" M..ka - Adult .U.. Mete. up end ·Accee.orlee 0pef1 _..,.. untl L110 S.turclor, uotU $:(101 Amplo Potltlnol ~ ' FUN SERVICES 255 OIIOVER CL£Vti.AND AT lAlLEY (ocroaa ,, _ Plna hut) _, Record Co-op finally opens 83&-4254 Baronet Candy Ice Cream Parlor othe-r ~lttl'tuts-<o utd be enjoined •• ''The hmi1' arc fine and they're preuy rtatOno.blc By SCOTI HODGE Spfflrum Srajjii'M.-r to comply wHh," LtviM: sa1d. " I ~oukJ like co talk co tht adm1nuua1ion about ancrcaslng ahc limitalionll due: tO mOalion:• An irnponant nP«< brouah1 ou1 m t he 1rial ~a\ 1h11 tht Co-op o rl&inall}' agrtro wi th the Uni\e:rslly 10 SM't only UB stlJdenu v.i1h idtnlification. SA Treasurer Mark Moort iodicuted thilt be-fore DO)' money was 10 be lllloc;ttcd he wamed to know "Y!ho The Stud<'llt IU>Odatlon (SAl R«ard Co.0p. ttoscd an cnJirc sttru::)ltr. opent'd hs door 10 brisk bus'inw- last Thursday. Tht Co-op•• opcoration ha• b<en hindtr<d by legal probltrni, the clo>inl or Squirt Hall and nna.ndal worr1ei. The Co-op is now lO<aJ<d in 8 Captn HoiJ ond Coop Mana¥<~ Jeff Levine ond Prc.ldent Rich Parlinl art pleaKd with tM r.ew loc:uion so far. "We arc in a hi&h uaffic area and aJc abo do.se co rht Money• Malle machine.;' P,arllnl said. Levint addtd 1ha1 they ilrt' "~tt)' s1uisried wic.h the admtnistratkm and SA foe tbdr COOJ)t'Tation. •• The- Cooop ..., as pcc\'iowly locat<d in the bticmcnt or Squire liall. According 10 guidelines set by the Unt\'C'I'IIIY admini..,alion. ,.le$ have b<m lim hod 10 SI S,OOO pet' month and iu stock rna>' nor c"crtd $10.000 Ptr month. Tht limitations t.r.t« tmpc>sed U I r~uh or a domaac wit fil<d by Carl C. Cavqe, Pr<>icl<nt or Lovage's Rerord.s Inc. aaatMI U.t administration 10 r-.'o,cmb<r 19'7S. ea._ d<d.at<d that lh< Co-op unfair competition to his now Mfu.DCI store tn lht Unhft'ldy Plaza. arsuJnathac ''bcaust the Co-op did no1 ha'~ to pay rent or utili1in ""~ a normaJ buJinas., il had an unfau market advantqf." 11M' ensuinJ tnal, "ho<h featur<d UB Prcotdent Raben l Kctta testifyiD& on bcbalf of the CO~p <Nied tn a ruling 14 favor or the uru~cn.c) adraJn.utrlllon and lhc Co-op. Ca•-.a• Ju. appeal<d the <&1<. they wcr~ providing ra.""Ords for." Ht .added. " I hope th~y enforce the 1.0. ll)pc'Cl." At the end ofla,t ~l!)ler the Co~p rcHGied 3n o~ratina ddidt of Sll.CXX>. "We spcm a 001 of money on -ndvt"ni{ing and did a lot of tb"-s which could ha~e brt"n done c:hrapc.r'' (..('vine H.nt The(\)or obtalllCd the nC'CC'ssary fundm& 10 remain open throu&h il S12,000 loan from SA this sc:mtsl~r . ''There 'til cr~ some un.....-lse: butinn~ d«itions madC' las1 )nr: · he no1cd, addina. ··The co-op h01~ 01 comf)t"ttnl stnCf; 1hcy're wOf'ttng hard, 3.Dd I ancicipatt the) ""'U do fine:· Both Lcnne and Moou indkatcd chat any profit-. V~o·ould so to SA u pa)lniffil on the lo;an. ""ilh LC'--~ offcnna 1ha1 1hc co-op was "ar Mu. brt2kin1 ~ctt. We increa~ our prices a liule thio~ )~ar dur to 1nflauon bm ..t OJrt sun on <Jn a\·tn.e.c 2bou1 20 pn-~t lov.cr chan most rtt.aJ1 score:§,." ._....,.«! When as~ed ho• the Co..op otrt.UMd 1he1r ~f»Ce tn Captn. SquJrUAmhtrst DhtSKtn Dirmor Bob Ha)'Citn wd. "lbcy {lh< Co-op) •pPro•<h<d mt la>t May v.uh a \cry ~dl 'tllnlltn proposal pc1itionin' tht ~.An) croup rouklaxcition auibbtt- --~""C 10 rht H()li.St Council.'' The C9-op ea~ • Q ~~~ulna for oncampw. sent« orpnuattOIU,. SA llflOfntY Rl<'bard Hayden 3dmlllC'd 1ha1 he Wh hHir~nl about 1.ht pr-~1 b«aw.e ··one, Ca\~~·s 'A-'3\ -appt"a.linJ the ca.k", and 1 ~0. there"«" coLRg to be" loc of mo\C". Lippn. ""'<d that "if th< Co-op lo" the u>c, ocher cnlitiQ-mo\'IQ~ Of an)1hi., dst" that compan ¥t1th com1n1 as .a r6uh of tht dOSJn& of Squi.rc. " GRADUATING ENGINEERSEARN AS YOU LEARN WITH A DYNAMIC YOUNG ORGANIZATION The Naval Ship Weapon Systems Engineering Station, Port Hueneme, California CML SERVICE CAREER OPPORTUNITY WOflling wrt11 exJ»riS ~ weapoo s)'Slems ~ .,YOMng ln·seMc:e engineerinq and inlegraled JogiShCS support lor neatly 150 U.S Navy snips - tacticel software. dlgllal compu~e<. missile ~ launcl*'lg syst.rns. lhroedimensional 5earch radats, etc. OPPORTUNITY FOR GRADUATE EDUCATION AT NEARBV UNIVERSillES AND COU.EGES. Port Hueneme is on 111e scer>ic Pacif'tc Coastline wilhin a short drive to beaUirlul San!a Batbara and ll1e cultural and educatoonal opportunllies o1 U>s Angeles. GENEROUS CML SERVICE BENEfiTS. FL£XTitiE. OEUGHTfUL SOUTHERN CALJFORHIA COASTAL CUMATE. U>cmwOed ~ IAI's llllt 4..-, REOCIIREIIIENTS: BS Oil liS IN EHGIN£ERING ~elec:tn<:a/, elec/IOt!CSor Our repreeem.tiYe will be on your c:arnpue Mon. Nov. 2nd Or write or call lor mote lnform.tlon: ~ ~ . Cfvll•an Personnel Deparlmeol (Code 06,!_0) NAVAL SHIP WEAPON SYSTEMS ENGINEERING STATION ' . ... r . ·W / "' Pori Hueneme, CA 93043 Call collect (805) 9p2·507~ An EQUOI OI>PM"""Y ~ MIF AINTNO llfAION 10 OOAJmliACI: lUI!.. AVAILABLE AT ALL WENDY'S IN ERIE AND NIAOARA COUNTIES! lr.-:z~l 1: ~ �editorial An easy choice Theoretically, students were "protected" by Student Association (SA) President Joe Rifkin last spring, from being forced to vote on what he termed an unclear referendum. AI the time, the newly-elected Rifkin claimed that he needed to research the benefits ol membership In the Student Association of the State University (SASU) before he could ask students to make financial commotment to the State-wide student advocacy group-one made with student mandatory lee money. Evidently, Rifkin found justification lor his doubts. A behind-the-scenes verbal agreement, made before the referendum was presented to students. between Rifkin, former SA Treasurer Alan Nathan and SASU Executive Director Ed Rothstein would have directed $25,000 dollars towards SASU membership lees for the t98t-t982 academic year. Under the old fee system UB contributed approximately St2,000 annually. a II the referendum had not passed. Rifkin claims that SA may not have honored the agreement, and Instead would have faexamined the legitimacy of continued membership In SASU . However, the referendum did pass, but according to the SA Constitution, a dues increase must be approved by the Senate before II is formally recognized. Thus, SA Is now In the uncomfortable predicament of deciding whether to honor a verbal contract made by a student polltoclan or to abide by its own guidelines-which were endorsed by the student bOdy. Ostensibly, the agreement was reached because other State University of New York (SUNY) schools were hestltant to pay their membership Increases before a commitment was made by US-historically a backbOne bf SASU. We recognize the need for a strong SUNY· wide student advocacy group, for representation Clf'lthe SUNY Board of Trustees and for a unified lobbying force in Albany-all services provided by SASU. However. we question the politician's logic begind an early fee increase to SASU. Without confirmation by the SA Senate, It Is possible that the fee increase would not be realized until next fall, a,t which lime the S3 per student fee becomes mandatory according to SASU guidelines. SA Treasurer Mark Moore has wisely stated that he woll not recognize agreements made by a previous administration. Moore insists ti:Uit until offlcical Senate approval Is receoved he will pay SASU at the old rate ol 85 cents per student. 11. at a time ol economic difficulties. the SASU budget Is rushed through, or around, the SA Senate merely to appease the qualms of other SUNY student governments then perhaps UB students should question whether we are paniclpating in SASU merely to provide leadershop or if there is a true economic need for financial backln6 from this school -In order lor It to maintain its role as a representative fe Don't forget Pall O n a nimal rights Octo~ 28. rNr h•s bHft oftic,.lfy dU'flttltHI tJy SASU (Siud.nt Assoc'"'on ol the St111 UnWers/fy) IS utl·ln day to us Senllor At O'Amato. u wmconsl•r otletterwrlting and calli lntp h1s W4Jhlngton offtef TM rNson tor rne ""'~'On'' to l/)' lo rmprus uporr the ~1101 that M muJt vore ag.amsl lhe budget cut1 lot f.tuaent IN.nl Howe¥er, Senllot O'AmltO " ' ' llflldy gone on r.cord uylng he ;s ""opposed to lullhH c"'' In the stU<Hnt ,_,.,. PfOfTim,- lttd w l/1 WOII' IOOOtdlng~ I I tel If IS unfit( to z«o in on one Sen1t01 when thHe ' ' ' rwo S«tetors /rom New York ifl~otved wlrh tltlr issue. S - Koplin Uniftfsity $lUMn1 Eouor This teuet WIS promptrd. In p•n. b)' 1 Mtter Jn your column of t 4 Octobel t>y Krlfy Rlgg focusfng on thr C.tu*l ,,.,tm«at ol rese•r~h amm11s I tJo agree wWt Vnlortunetely, I line It nf'Ofs&lry to rebut Marry Hill} 1nd hell the bltitmg dogs... Howft'lrt, thete IS llrtlr else I can lgtH wrtlt Oon"t get mr wiOIJg, I'm not some ud,stte. young ac,.rJIIst thll rr,o.~s,., mHnH'rgles.s torture ollltr Bul 11 does aHm to '"' 11111 itt theu lHI ..Ammsl RIOhts .. gtoups have somrwhlt mlsrrpt1$0nted the Aos•n·s •rt1c/r on Sub-Board In last MoMtt's '""' Ol The Sj>edl\lm (Oc- rg, r961}. Wh1,. Ms. Rowu CQrr«:t m tter uuerpretltion ol ttte "lllvor"' of thr OetotH>r J5 Sub-9o•rd 1 mHtmg, I must point out thll htt r•portlng wu lncorrrct. Alter rud~t~g AI$ Rosett'• enicle, I cou#d not help lt~ue. Kelt)' R,gg b«nHns an111ta/ trHtm.,t IIIII ··~ wouki con ald., aoonuMblr and crurt.nal• .,.,, human Mings sub1Kted to it.·· HoweVM, tltis lr thr exact teason e.rprrlmentll animats are used. beCause out mHtlttg' to hHI apecilic ··orop - - ,..,. '''In the SEL ertd watch "''"or tour buaes (II omt time • .._, buael ~~Were In Fl!nt Loop a1oneJ with IW. or st• ,.ople tMm. Why, 11111 ot observing ttteu problems. M'lf'l•t some ot ,,.,, atremoon cosmetics . wltiCh are tutftd In the eyrs ot rabbll6 tHiore they can N marl(rtrd... How thll rtlates to the ute ot dogt by medl«l1rtd dental rest~rcnel'$, 1 ClnttOI tell. It you IHI rhlt Crflling new CO$/nriiCI thould M stopp«J to pre'l'ltlt 1M u-sr olraperimental '"''"'''· tme Th" ts 1 soot.,,, ,oogemenr lttd I 1rtvltr you to rnc;ourage 1 bOyooll of thosr PfOduciS. HO'f/lte'll~. lhr "14fMntlng•• of the FarN.t dogs llhOIJid not ups•t you. the, uu '' a duty of soc#lty, to turn IOOUt lr.d pr_.,.,llcJIU,. mtsery. F~rtll/'f. IM$1 IC*1tiSII do ttOI d~te narurat populations. thry use '"ltnlll bled s,.cii,CIIIy tor thll putpo$~, fust •s we brHd 1nlmals lttd pl1nts lor crrtlin functkms J<elly lf•gg's •nswu to ,.,pMIMMtllanunafs Is to ..,., Pf!'OPie W>luttteer to shuts. flfllldt ,,. oot uMd 01 need brHn mcwed ro Wh.,. they tr&JMy II'W nHdiJd btttWHtt 5 p m. Inti 1 p.m. The 25 P«Jple .stlndtng on this bul and the 110/tiiCI! thrmlelvn. •• wm~out '"" ,,.,, •s ..no w:ty o11111f1fying our liking of lrt1mal 11/tt tor these putpOsBs.·• Surety out rolr, our lf&p<>nJibWty. lucky onH wlrh • cell are MW .;rher tate tor eMu or .,. c:<>ld ofHI toullf1<'(otrot a long <tar •• ocJrpOI I 1«104151'1 wou,d hle 1 ,.MIS to wtty tNW OCWiOUJ drmlnds mot• t1t1n sucJJ a &hon·SIQI'IIIO wew Bus blues Eel itO<: I'm sitting on an OWtWhtlmittgtr CtOWd*' but that w11 20 mtttutestates •nd fl goJng to Rldg& lei. It fa 6:40p.m. and WI/Ust ' ' " Amh«<.t. I wtnt out to c1tch • bul 11 S:tO p.m. Many stu«Hntl ,,..,, 5:00p.m. ond 1;00 p m . /01 dm- and 7110 ~ .... , , . afternoon ttotn r2::00 ro .J:i)O one coukl on r•"• ,..,.e4r augfftred abOft hi I not bHft lrnp,mftfftrd Ill! Clayton, but ISk mpell ttow an~. much leu • MWS/Mpet rtpOr'ter covld allempt to wtltl an artlclt on 1 mHtlng they trrwed et Ottl"hlll to thr.,..quan«s of tn hour lstr. Unt•u "''-Rosen c-arnr to Thul$dty'l Sub-ao.rd I fnllf• on the~· •ltlt:h moralrty torbK/1 humans M 1re1tea tltrl WI)'. KeRr~,_.,.- Flavor of a good story EOIIor. /me •·and I hOpe my truer at ,.a., makes /H'OPie rnml{ twlcr n~xr flme rney wal~ by (Firber tiNt ' ' ' ' ~r, GfldUIIe SIUCIOnl f•• m;ght h•ve hid the Jn,g~,.nt1 of 1 ..GOOO' StOrr... JeM?S robe tho CISeJ. 1 don't'" how •h• could /ullify ~rtiat rrponlng . Among otfler m•couracJrs. many QUOII'S In th• ar1~1e ...,. tallen out ol contt.st This bnngs me to anoth« questiorr which I posr to ' " publit:at1on1 on c.mpus Are your 1r1lcles prrsentlng the rnllre story or are reportttf going (fJIO 1 mHIIngs with preconc.Ntd notions to ,pon, usl,g QiiOtes out ot comes:l to 14Jbll•nt;ate your 1dHs. And ;t so. en we •• 11udent' p.,11ng npped ott? Put>llcii#Onl Should be p«Jwidmg tM ltudent body wrth I Iactual tna Objecllvr. tccurete and compr•hen&Ne rrptfsentaffon ot •II rvenra II this Is not ,,. c.se, I ftmand Ott N.hlll olall 11u1Mnts. )'041 00 so ,, fM luturr. Ptl., Hlrshm•rt StUO.ni·AII•Trs Vlot PresiOenl Gfadulle Sludenl AJ.socl•liOf\ �down in the.Oood op-ed .report on Talbert Report By BOB SCHOOLEY I t's di'Sgraceful ~ tne papet s eonuacluat Oblli"hons by ~nn•ng Rrpon lto.nr T•~n. SA Pt"ez Joe R1U~tn and hrs Sptctrurn •••Ill {1n pari') to repo~t. an•tvze., a.l'\d J\IGO* SA act liOns and tf\KiklnS, N)l 10 IC'I IS I mouthPieCe tOf tne su'bofd•nates N~~& fulh"ect thetr oat1 ol tt'Je bargatn by orta~"~tUIIon ~hutnmo out 1lOOfiY 'Wfftt~. me&tOnglHs dr•vet. ttVeft '' '' LQ.i,n Tit• Sp«trum lhrny Qfand aM~- 100. can n.we a ~Hll.ly spot '" tM pepec use 11 to prollfet'ale propaganoa, setf·ad~tflls.t(t'\&nl oanahty. was WttiHY. tntell•gent. •nsp.red, or oth~•s• us@lul, 11\e eotumn woulc:l c:ontmue to oeba~ The Spectrum o, s l.lfety Mr RHJUn reahles that il is fn. rattotec _pool IIICe for a newspapo4tr 10 prtnt a regular feature avth<Ke<l by 111 OCJVC!ftwn,nl. When Q"ovet't\ments U$e new.s~DefS as Whatev-er you ChOOse. l'rtl refernno to I he dell fOfQOd by liSt year's rhe Speci11Jm and Slu<f&nl AuocJaUon ISA) l&ldlfS One stipulehon ol SA'• agret":ment to soan the p.~per $30,000 Wa5 I hat tne shJdont QO"Ofnmant would be alloweo 10 run a week,ty c:oJumn on the op.od page. Pre$ent EdlloNn-Chlal John K. Uplana hll tnheute<f "''s dl&gustmg PfOblem And while ht has chosen 10 a,. e-.•c•stng a fiiHetnoughl M•, R.Udn ..,dt reatt:e1M euota of h•s Pfedeoeltofa and weU t'Mtn extticate The Sp(tclfum hom lht• 4Mieetnl deal organs O\ let us say ·persuasJOfl" -and Reporl I rom T1l~11 Is a so bile, li 1nf1)1 aItem pi at Hus-the free llow o~ tniOfma.taon and lt'touoht 1S enda_no-eted. Oh, 1 know. 1 know SA e~erclses no control ove, Tf'l~ Spce~rum·s ecmoual dec•s-'Of'$ blah blat! blatt·· Tt!e po1nt fs that The Of co1.1rse, he p~obably won·a Two oatns.. thef\. ex•st lor the reader ~'W)rt thoe col~n or blUet yet read t1 and lhen 'ear tt 10 &hrtoa- m,elltc:tually, Ifill ts tn A001110n ~hapa Mr up11na can try narelet •o 5QUH.tl tn•s un&tgn!ly ZJI trom the fat e of Ihe paper. Duling lhtl )'Oaf I hnanctal Cflltl 1\e louQhl hJ.r(l •getnst SA't strong deatre Ia t.t~e til IQOO on 1ne covor R~potl. ''om Tllb•tt 11 1 tar mcue 1mpor11n1 t ssue Report: from Talbert By JOE RIFKIN Srudent Association Ptesfd•nt A n imi)Ortant funciK)f"' of(M Sludenl Assoclallon (51\j is lpptop<lollng you.r monGIIO<Y fHt ar.. . ot our ma;cx goata •• 10 fund act'r;itles and services -.hlch are of lntCHest and value to you. A"ttough many of these programs and sti'Vk:H are admlnlatored lhrough Sub Boaro 1. Inc;. (which ot funclecl VO percenl by SA), •• at SA are very concetn.o with )'OUf parHCINtiOn and CHCUon lO them. UnfOftunJ.tety, many .students dO not l'-lppot1 or~ .anend moS1 of tM ......,.11-..,. pay IOf This concen"ll U$-J.Je theSe eftnts of C'IO •nlweat 10 IIUOCM\11 heft 11 UB1 Are Sluclenll being sulllclonlly '"'"'"*'by "'" c:a.rnpu:$ press? Ate there encMJ9h adveni.Wmt:n117 Why 11 1n.ere so btUe response Of .,..thuslasm to events Delng offer.., campus evetyday. yet attendance Is tow. SA tn.ake.s a sincere eflort 10 Insure publk:ily or events but 11's up to you 10 keep lnfomled. The most rec&nl occurance of tow attendance wu Just last week. when the Commuter Council sponsoreo an •ttemoon pany featuring a line musical group. TA.Xl. Seer was 4-r$1 .00 fOt commuters ano 3IS 1.00 for oahers Admission was tree. Tne ptiU was t1ghl, tile pu~ic:ity was heJ.vy, the group was. good why then did onty 200 people 5noW IJP" Anotf\er eumpae of lhl'slack of ti'Jterest w1-s lasl Wed~y evening. UUAB Q,iliUfal •net Perlorm•ng Arls spon50tecl • pcoleuiorlal ptoducttOn of Netl Stmon s Chapt« Two •• ElliCOifs Ki,lhet•ne Cornell Tlleater ll' t I rue th.at tne the•tef only accomodates 4.00 people. but unlonunatety. th.efe were •bout 340 empty seats' VIe aon 1 tf'unlo.S300 •s 100 ••J»nS;&ve to e.-~,enc e It~ cwofess•ona.t theater-do_you" Tne campus pertocUcals print. as a oubhc Atv<:e a kat of all events on camous. Pttas.e attempaao lamu•arue )'Outsell w1tl1the happenings oo c.t'"pus vrhelher tt be We at SA woukS hke answe.a to tl'\e.H nagging qllt!'Shons There are many line acttwhies occurring on hH movtea. mua~al progr~s. spcHIIng events. speakefs, etc When you f1NJ something ot tnterelt, «Jn't be atrald 10 check •t out II you nave sp.clhc DroQr6mmn'tg oeshes 01 tul 1t'ltue •• a ""<I tor a oarHcutaJ .servlc:e on campus. let us ktM)w-Cirop 1n th• olhc:l . crop us 1 note-...,e·re a l«ays OPI'n to SUQ9eStlons art<~ weJcome tnout, as a mallet ol tact we reQ\Ietl 11 We would ltil.e to'" a utU'Itf!tly commufuty wUt'l conhnuous •••• n'k.lllt occur.ng 1n C111letent lOCJ.ttons around campu.s The p.obtem 11 spe~eng yOI.It' m..a..,datory tees lor ' •"• mus.~c •n11e no one nas the ~nterest to o.,uc~oatt Students a.e not e•pecteo to attend every .-..en t )It we -.outcs t'IOpe that ~ou .. ould •nend ~n event I hit intttiSla you I vtge U'O entl!e stv<Sen1 bOdy. faculty ama staff 10 beCOme actwe members of tnts Yntvers.ny commuthty- oan•c;oate tn eve"''· .$f'l,are some ume wdh o•hlf mtmbetl of the community ai'MS helP create an atmosphlte -wnJC.h •s corw:tuctve 10 tugn quattly education •nc» a good hmt Let's tt.elp malle ue "' e ..PB,lt"nee we"H M"Ve' wan1 to fCHQ4'll .f 1l -- at large adv 1 : WI ' g ra1in g at large ) ( rem tng an appGal to the : at le n gth : full y and How I learned to love the bomb By RICHARD CHON (0uf ro unforeseen cucum$1ancfl. LU Pftrino'' regullt ·•AI U1ge" col~..tJUtol ~''tOday t..1z wq lound pone ••rtr today. a half·bOII,. of c1t1mpag,. and a note loundii&IC'dtoherdflkrHtllftiJ ••fltutna or Bust Cu~ Etl,lor Richard ChOI'I has agrHfl to liN Ms ,..umo·1 ~•P With an arrrcle ol hJs own -EdJ UfC)C)eanS III angry OYtr tf'le Re.agan AcJJTttt\IStraHon's decislon to~ meGtum ranoe Pfr·sft,ng·Z rNIS1lH on their .otl Jult thiS pasl wt>ekend. ~ 650.000 ol th«n marthOd tn the streets ot p,.,,... London. Srust*s, Olio. Romt and. suuxlstngty 800\I'Gh. East Berlin. to protest thot mGYe. And on Monday, Romantan PfeaM:tenl NK:OI" C..UMKU called lor the w•th<hawal ot So¥._1 tnJSIUea f•om Eaatern Europe In return lor 1 hilt ot the planned oeptoymenl, an unpreceelented gestute by a Soviet ~·· 1 suppoSe au this protesl wu dea;gned to sencs • menage to us AmeriC,a.ns I hat 11\t nuclear arms re-ct 11 oewng out ol hand. that mort mlsslt fnJtauauona onty inc:rea.s• tM postl~hl)l ol a nuclear N»loc:aust. not E a.oc • •II allayu. • 8ul the Europeens aiO all \Net They're being IUCh dreary anct poi'Kiet04.11 killjoys. beeluse they Clon•t unoer11and 1ust how muon tun nuc111r war teally ta I was io cro·s the o thor night with 1 ;,ftnd of mine, when I heppene<t uPGfl tl'te most t.I.Citlr'IO Cllscovery 11vt made In 1 tong While. It waa the ulrlmate vkSeo game. ltlo cuv:· moll wonderfully refeva.nt and telling cultural anifact yet produt.e<J by thfse purveyors ol 2Socen1 tobolomles. No, it wun't Space Invaders. Ast@fokts. GaJaJelln or mesno• will uasn on tnt sere.n ..8onus 1l uys,. J.nd W1thou1 $0 muCh of an etec:ttonlc bhnk, you oet an extra c•ty baCk. un, 1 tnint~. I'll take Pniladffptua, any Olh'lf Slat Wars·inUuenceo escapist fare. The natne Thof cmly bad th1ng about ··M tss•t• Comm~nc1·· lithe sarne th1ng that mek •s any v•deo an •-entuaJ d•S-aPpot"ttnet~t Tn. game has 10 end somewhere. Sooner or fattt. yoo·u make a bao move. a mL-ss•te will sf!eak cnrough your oetenses ano 1rtaclla1e y(Mjt las' cHy Vou c;an t lmagtn• the dtsa~nt,.,.,.nt "'hen lhJ.t NPC>eftl AU echVlty eMs. ttlt sueen ooea blank. and the oam• sol...-nnty flasheS. Game O¥ec. The problem With ol the game was " MtSSte Command." and what r11s ty. bUte.ally, IS a min••tur.st ~ersJon of Wor-ld War Ut) u"tll now. I used to hate ~ideo g,ames, orobabty for Jhe same reason I vseo to d1s,hke pl.ay•ng tne YtOiin. t:Ntuuse I wu no good at H. 1 r•tlonlhzecJ my ktvtz..nus ·-~ wHh snobbery. telling others lhat viOeO games Wflt a w•s«e ot ume ana nfoney. th.al you'd never see ME 'tltasll.ng my hard--61Inej.1- bucks on some sout-tes:s. SOlidSlilt .. Kuon~e J.tnusemeat~ ;ustto Hu the poc:kels of SOn>6 g.-headed ritleO baron In a.~ugo. My tncuonallion no I)Ou.nds_ "new MISSile Command," howf'Wer. iS ddfeotenl fOf OM thlno. the eotots are sometht.ng else 1 dOn't think,.,. s.een sUCh a "W"lbratt1 vanety of hues on a vtdeo game any.nete. The('te PGS•trYe-ty apoc.a:lyphc. a bhnchng. kal~deSCOPIC hi Of H-8omb fireball ec.:SliC)'. And "Missl~ Commaod" Js Cleve~. You get s.l11: cities.: Contlnentat OMde. You·re o lven 5ptead ftCfOit 6 wide thr" •nll·baJliStlc missile bases w~h whleh you in1etcept afld deSHpY enemy m~te-5, which are provkied wnh muthpte warheads, just tik_e the re•t onn. But '"Missite Command'" Isn't messy. There .ve C'O $Cfeams Of half tailing out Of tho smell o• burning ICesh. no slOw delertoralion, cancer or disfigureme.nt. A missUe hill your cUy, there·s a tittle pop and 1he cl ty dlsap~M:ars.. Just like that. Ana II 'f04.I wipe enough enemy mlsstes out, a little oa.rne M11111e CorNna.na... 1111\at you ca.n never w1n.. I wonow wt'lOH dementeel t.mao•nahon came up wtlh . .. .,,..,,.,Command.'' bvl I f\ave 10 congta.tulate the heno. becaUM he' a oone 10 milCh to e<l~t• the Amer.can f!"'>>IC on the IKhnology Of nuc:'-' WI< They HY thai Ameitcan tilers In WcwkS Wet 11 were belle• ahc:Joters bKause Amet~ns f\.a'lt hununo in t~r blOOd. that the ume tkllfl it 1ook tO ph.lnclet and txptoit an en1lte COI'Itfnt.nt w.,e the ...-1')' ones n-MdOd 10 lhoot do•n Jap Zeron. That makea aenM to me. 8y tnlklno nuclear war an entett.-nrnent, IM corporate maaterm&ndl wno giN v1 these vkleo nlghtma"a .,., '" thtlr clevet andoautwersive way, ICIUally'prtpll1nQ Ul for 1M Big 0ne1 and WI hlvtl them to thank if we sunofvelt. But t l"'''y~d beUet" gel on the boll. tool we ton behind lhe ...,.,.progreoalng technology. I'm peraonelly appealing to them atatt wort( •• J.OOt'\ u possible to on vktfK) " Neuuon Bomb:• Let•• get going, guya, belOi t 11's too late. �Sample. COf'l!•l'l\oiii'CI I*l)m.llijJf't • • rasons that are not rdevant 10 Buffalo.'' l ike that .'' 81enLcn mamtamcd 1ha1 the he added. Tru)l«~ J) iltm is !tOund and rxoducts-.. ith onl) arc" ~-eption~-top-If the Trusttu shpuld rcj«t a cand•d.atc, ootkr is Knt bad. 10 the ca.mru\, -.hK"h not~h Prc:..\ldcm~ ntUSI t~ formulate a nc.. \ r«<m.mmdattOn, Slml m }.aid the Truqf'ts i.11ll ha'c qUC'\.tion"' about YCSIC1'd~y C'\~:na. M nottd, the Tru,tcn the candldatr, M urra) Btod •• Otput) 10 the: V~ Cft schtdukd to mtct •nh tM and\o!Jate Chalk.-c-llor for Campu\ Rdauons, ,.,. nUtd and intCf\-.c""' ham m E\.«u11~ $n,aon, an for add•uonal ckoii.Jt,~ Bloc·lr. KT\C'd as btfoct \'Olin& tn pubhc '""" Wed~) C'hanrdtor Chflon \\'hanoa•._ rC'pr~tasi"t mom tnt »~ appro\.tmatri) IO:lO am on the UB Prnidrn11aJ Sc-~r ...b Adn~ BhnL.m adckd t h3t mo~ of 1M PfO"Pf\.11\C' CommaUC't" but Bhnl m uKI he doubl:rd ~den ts ha\t s.~ron,. crccknual' and the that Bb..L•.. a'"'lanc"(' •outd bt n~ thn lr Boord olltmpl> IO!nrtl IM "II\IIJ1,Ciblo"" "~l dunn1•u dt}o(U(~tOn that atr •ho nat.c-.al Dnpur thr ••o SUN'e' ofr~CUJ..~ rmu.rl:"'. fot a lop f"\C'C'Uh\t' ··no rommnu'' wt.s ata•n 1hc f10liq: of · ·wr U) and trt. ~~or the' pn-~n. tO UB'l t•o I('JdtnJ Search Comm.Ht« If) and CC1 htm to \a) " h) M Jhtnk' ahr .mnnhc:r-.-J,rw Lt.aJOn HarT) Jackson and Starch Commlllt't f('('()mmrnckd ham,·· the <na~rman Robert Mlllon.U. ''There- ,. 1n be C'hatr said~ ••Wr dchc 1n1o h iJ bx-Lcround, a maucr ~t.amm.cto the UB Prc)idC"DC'f -.h> tlf'k-ft the ))"'\ltm h4."dtd. •h) hr 'lo\'J.nl\ to COmC' 10 uunato. ht\ planh thl"'' on thr Tru~cn· as,rnda.~· Jx b on \a.Kt. " lt\.1'1 I can SA) noching othn than that. H eek at Branner• :I. . . Maln Jad ,.>On, <llhO :aho )Ct\C'\ a) U8 01ff\.l0f or P ubi1c Affatr), added thlt thnc -.ouhJ bt .some aMoun«mC'nt m•dt 10 Ihe rrc'' On \\'cdnc;d.a). but v.ould ool CI\C 111) «tails. A) for 11 txmc SampiC', bd.wn ~ommc:ntcd. ~·._.c alo 1 s.a1d btfou·. that', ju\1 )p«:ulatton " "J don·, LOO• an)1hmc .about 1h< .r Pto.Kknoc) non thC' ;a,a:nwb." ~11tlonJ'I am noc a m<mbn ofthC' Trusath \\ c mack a tc'''Omrnrnd.at.oo and it') no• m the- h~nd\ of ttK Tru.:~tcn I b)umr: 1hf") 'II a,-. ,_.hrfkh-'1 I he-) N't thC'u as.~C'CI. "I m«<U>$."" ll< addtd that hr hod 110 fr;amr of rdnC'rK'r to Jlkfs.~ •hnht'1 1hn r\t\1«' v.ould C:nd<M)( U8') Chok~ dd;btra1in, rcw almo)( ~m lhC' Prwdmual Stah.h ;\d\t)Ot) offshool of tht Un1HfSrl) Couooi-V~hinkd 1M 94 canduJ~ut' 1h11 -.t'fC' C'dhC'T r«<mmcodcJ or had apf'lht'd A r1cr monlhs, Commlll~-an (Or I he ~l, do-.n 10 II ho;t or t18hl , That ·OumMr 'AI\ fur1hcr reduced 10 rltrn: afltr 01 of nl«tlnl\ and miC'f,~S- The fin.J COOtC'ndc.·r\ •C'f~ SLYtcntd 1.1am and then r<'\.'Ommtndtd to the Unt\tt)ll) Coun-..,1, lotrlt.) 'lo\htc:h ch~ Sample AU of lht e'r0\:~1.01! w.cr~ tondu.;tN anud)l •ntcn'IC' :tloC\."1'C..") . On Monda). \t.llon11 ,.~) \hll da.::hnm& to rommttn on thC' rC'p(»h th3:t ~p&t •a) lhC' uhun<J:Jc d">.,;c. ··t d\ln'c rt':an 10 1hnn. I madr ur M) mtnd lon1 a.co and unckr no urcum,taA:C'\ •Ill I rommcru;· bC' ~ \ hllon/J utd bt \U.S UftJourc •hm the ~ Prnt<knt •ookl stan. abhou,h Knt« "oord br <l<l'lllnJ do"n on JanuOI) I. ··r ha'C' not addr~sN ttM- maun of Y.htn bt ._.ould talt O\<'f b<"\."""i~ust n depc:nds on the >IIUIIIon."" ht daimed. ••If ht I>H other ('()mnlllmtnts hC' -.ill ha\t' tO 0\.1'-:t tn~n,nnem\ Y.Uh tilt C'han«:llor. ll's still a hltlc prC"matutc." Law Study In Florida for infornMtion. spealr to ; Pro( c:,sor M .:utin Fe inrid er o r Nova Uni ve rsity Law Cent er Fort Lauderdale. Fl o r id ,, M onday. Nov~rniJcr ] 9 a.rn ~ I 2 noon · Heyr•, Annex C To make an <~l>jJOirH01t'OI. cal l 831 3S I~ I I ' :~~~~.;,,~,::::!Bars. , A quiet place to meet friends and telk while enjoying COl· lee. desserts. and tate mghl II t snacks. •t lh(' GREENFIELD ST. Restaurant 836-9035 9- 11 Wtd• • Sun. Fli. & S<lt. till I am How to ~~ taste of beer at 6M.P.H. 25 Greerrjield St. 4LoatC'd orr Maan S&. nc.ar TRICO Plant~ AlrA. Olf.MIINI Sl. COFFEEHOUSE On Sat urday Niles $2.00 Cover ATIORNEY AT LAW - o CllfloiiNAL t.AW - - , o DIIVNK DRI ~ING ' TRAFFIC OFFENSE$ • PERSONALINJVIIY · AVrO ACCIDENTS o BAHKIIVPTCY ' CHAPT£1113 o MA TIIIIoiOHIAL LAW 842·1796 - - (2• hr. Answer Senlce, JACK DANZIGER 17 Court SL Buffalo at-l l••w~ H•w Y~~tl8lllfJ MUSIC Greenfield St. Rest. Today, Wed. 281/r JOHN BRADY Tlrurs. 29tlt ROSALEEN MARION Tim,. 9 · 12 pm Or-..n~ ""'""'· Wu;eo._,.. p~ttn w~ut.... 25 Grftl\/idcl 51. l(lf( ..... ~ 0 ~9035 I I I ~·ROOTIE'S-, -.~Ding~ 0. DHWe Order ol CWcken W"~s FREE .ntt.,..pwc:hawof a . _ . WITH THI.S: COUPO N EX PI RES 6/30/ 82 VALID ANYTIME .. -.............- ..-.. , �Notional& lnternotlonol News Supplement of The Spectrum ....,_ AlgWJ tiM •W'Oh.II.CWWI-J.r Au'"""~ r;i~t I C'Hf,.,_," ll,.l W't~, Cre.ationists, evolutionists debate in the Ellicott Complex By DAVID deLIS! When a truly con•~•iallssut k Ihe 1op1< ol dl'hatt, • certain amount ol analyols I> Ol(peclod. This truism was tMdenced v.>hen ti'K' questtoo of ere•non '""-...,sus cvoklllon was diSOJ$$od bc!f""' a crowd ol 500 p101>l• Thursday In olw Katherine Com<ll Theat... Suppor1ing Ihe creationist per.spcctlvt wa~ AusHn RobtNns. an Assocla~<r Proi<'Ssor of Dc>ntistrllat T..,..~k! Unr...olly. ·we arc not her• to v.in. bet to.~ dill"""' vfews." Robbin< said. "ThiS IS not belW0!11 solonoe and rol.glon. bu1 • <ll'blloe ~>eM_, faloh and lallh • Frod Snell Chairman of tho UB Dl'J)Orlmml of BlorllYslc>. uphold tho <'Vdutionl!l viOw EvclubCXl. Robbins 50icl. Is the "bdioo ""'' all IMf19 thing> how ariSM from a ·~· prmrvdl cdl which oo:u"od"""" 100 mJD.on ago E'"'lllh•'!l con be cl<><ribod from thiS cell" Robbins ar!Jjod !hat tho <'VdubCXl ol Mt "'"' not v.•tneswd by man "'h ,. inhtrmo thao any >lllt"'"""l thot canncx be 'l:hed<od by &servabanls ... olld • lw dalmod. altnbutlogJo> "'"""""'to l\NO ~·~ toeoll>tS Oe$ptt<! tho> he saod liatvO'd l.h-'0Sity SCientists claim t1w1J thoory ol evQul"'" IS uncispui2Jblo In ~ IO tJ.s thoory. Robbins addfd that a<a><ding 10 Carl Poppa olotv UnM1N1ty ol Lcndon. oht cnl.,;a ola sdmbllc thoory b •ts tnt.W.ty 1f '""• li no II.'OY ol k'SOOg thor "-!1. ' - 1S 01 ...,.,...., rofuL>bo!.ty by II"••• lhoir 011.'1'1 scwnohc ~?' R'***'> ......,•• - t o ~lltlv ~ ol ~· to mhancl> hb ar!JIIl'U'I Tho law » ohot tnotgy CM> """""' be cnaled nor deslr"''od and ""''~ ohal IMJy1hlng that """ ..... and "'"' Wll ""· .... ""'" >lnct tho earth's m>anon. Tlu belief doecdy oontradic1s on< oltlv """"""""' J>QI\1> '" oht "-Y o1 ""'*'tion •Jf ....,gy eonnoc be cre~~ood. tv ~tlO!l<d. ohtn ' - c.n tho (WOCft$ ol evolutiOn tal« placeT Snell d<fenclod hi> bellof argvlng ohao ovclutlotl con OC<Ur by mulllbCXl. which ,. not a cr<'11tiotl ol,en<.•ftl but a r adi<dl l<anslcnnallotl olll Tho '""""" then O<('<'f'" tho><1 mutat!OOS ohata•e ben<li<:.-1 and 11 oonll,...,,. In 1lv """' gen<!<allotl Rcbblns rolutl'<l thiS by 17"'lntolnlng that g<l!\otlc ""' lA IIen f"'' CAnnOI I'CC'CXIOI fCM" ~U IKW'I beca\.l.se ~tO~I:S \o\.-'llt ewntually cause ~ tcr•hlilllOn of d~ muLanls. (('\rcrbng th4! Spt.'Cio$ bade IO tiS ~ benef~l mu14b01lf. wouki form f-W oddod !hal a •...,., of be f"KK'C._·vswty. v.:hiCh l!t .1l~o highly improbable • Noxo. Robbin$ <>ll.>ckoo the ta..• ol btog<'n<!SI<. wltoch os m. chen\icalthoooy of ovoluuon-life COil1<'S from lila. "If l}e e-dwd from life. then w~ did the firs I form of t.fe come from>" He also contended <hat oho Vildng Sf'OC<! ~robos of M&l1. which .>cknclWiedgod <hat one roo (lianot is~ of life, oonflnns his argumeru. ·When a 1hoooy <An bo to>lod and rofuloo. <hen 11 ls no lcJngel- rek!vent." Robb;ns molntalrwd "It m'"' <I tiler be changed "' diSmlisod • Robbins !hen aDudod 10 Dan. in and naiUfalsek!cooon "Wt\J·" don n select? 1111 is an ~· fM?'V4SI\'E' on !JOin9 prOC'-'Ss. ..by Is it so hatd 10 """"be,. bo aswrtod S nea ar!Jlocl lhat Darv.""\ thoooy o1 natural $elect"'" pnMckd ohao tht beso ol 1h< specws ...oold "'""'"'· u.twlher a mutAnt or natura.fly OCCUT"nng. $UfletlO' species '"Thor tS 1Ahat .. <docted," "" malnllltned. FN!y. Rot>bons Anoshod Ius~~ by clsdomng tho ,.,.... recad . , . , ~ no 9iirs In tho ro.st~s. but In ow tu-iodge Since no 9'J'S how boon Hied and new ones added." R<lbbns sad oha1 olw ""'*'""""'11 11-v was dovod ol slgrihcant ~ to "'!lPP'' io at this 11m0. Soel bog>n tus r$tn.J by ~ th.ol modeb ol tho -'dare boS<!d on ILi>at onfOI'II>OIJQn IS ...-.~ lht ,..,.,.,., ol f"10$1S _ , . , IM ,..,.,.,., ol ¥<hedogists and"- lomo1od l.mds," h< sad. "W'e've«iy Just startod oo conoend w11h cneban. ~ •el9on hti had thousands ol ~·· - "'"' formula led 10 Snell fl!lt !hat <he theory ol croaban "'""""' ""' Y --• to cxxrc>lex QUC$tton• ·M.>nfdnd has always holed ~Paving loose ends around.· tv as><!riod. "'The c:reatlotl "-Y is a simple soMlotl to tie them all up· Tho"'"'""" ot-v. whlcn Snell $Up!IO<Iod. did nol aoooun1 loo tho chaooic moving of Ltv unlwrse and tho possibtl<ty ol o<her hie form<. 'l..lle .. mulilpk olvoughout tho uruvor~. not'"" m tho loom ol"""' and hiS unh." Snc..fl not<d ohattlwreare at feast four billion stars ~ou• kno..., rmlwrS<', •ac:h '""'<SMIIng ·• galaxy oomposod of hundrods of mtUlotls ol suns and pian<os. He or!J)od !hat tho r-ol>abillly of 1lw <andtt"'"• ol life not "'.....,' on .one of 1ho><1 planet• ,. rwacli<!dlly nit J., td'-"'-""'-l' l•l.lhe ')p.Kc pmt'-'\ 10 Mbr.. "'net Venu:s, St»Jt ca.,,l'1'l('d 1hd1 lw n\.'Y('f ~JX<h.·d 10 hnd Ml' on C!lther pl'lnet bec:c1U!t._. IIW C'<Ml'lf'100l'"ll 10 fcxm hf~ AS \A."? knov. .. lJT~ not JliC34..1ll "Vmus iS lOO-hOI i.\nd ~1~s tS 100 cold, <'\.'01 colcWt tl"'n flt,flalo." '"' quo~ Snell ol>o dl'ah w<rh ''"' que.lion ofl.,odtty. which Is lll'f'O'UuH bw:bUs~ '"11 PIISS<'S on ,ntorm1111on from generaUons•n 1tw 9l'fWS • Ai flu 41 rnot,hon Wcu conn-am.._od, only lhoMohot 4•< borwftc;41 to oho >flj'(li.'S would he pos..d on. ho llatl'Ct In hls cunclu<lw>g '"""'k'. '"" btcphysicl>t satd "llliS "., \lW<'klonlng ~lhr)'b by h.'6~. not hom the ~b P0l\b(l\ WO"-ocley. ~ 1t4-111 ~ ''"'e 10 fo.'e<- cd drvMon 10 lunher an,v.'0 1t'w fVOiulion Qlh."'\lkln Tiw theory at '-....._tlunoo may not ll<' f\ght tlUI •houid ll<' k"!'t ""'"'fa lurrh.• tOVV"otigo.\tO'I. Wtth tit<!""""''""' of rill• f.,t hour of dot>.lle. • 20 utbuttAI \'-*'\~kJn took plc,ctt m ""·hk:h ,-...h sdt rQ' """""''"•'<~ th.v b<""'fs At - (lOin! a """"""'· oftht pod<od tlw.ol"' ,....,.led """"lllform•lllon from-R<ollbln> "''~' ol "'"''"'" Af'J'O'mtly. he l•h ""'' Robbin> "'"'Only •I tacking ltv evclul.,...l VIOw ...ohout ·~..by tv bel!owd ... flliOOS. <...,_ "h IS ol..r ••>v 10 knock sorneono l.'lse"s "-!~." lwda.nod Rabbo>$ '"'"'''"od lhat God li flav.ifss W1vn tv aeatcd lh< Unllltf~ lndudrng eanh. •V.'f\llhtng '""' ""''"'' Tho kCond iall. ol ~ >Oy> lhat "'''"~'~~· Ot chaos. lllCfaasn .,_ olmt "&Sid on <hew ,...,....., mon hos actually ~ d< <.....,..tionlmg Sill« l-os crca- What we e.D has ltd us !art"" . _ from our .-,tmoss. from 11etublly och!Mng 1<4\at God hod lntmdod • To U... staoemont. oht c:ro.od h<arhiy oprAaudod. One """""' wggtSted. that Instead ollocktng ., Cffilllotl and ovclutlotl as OJII"OS''~· they should be >lu4od for their >lmilaritti Porha(ls o beuc:r t'-\1 ...,fd be poswlatod umg only !host hypothes<!s thai are mos1 valid from each, h< wggntod Robbins and Snol replltd !hat they both"'~"' on tho DNA pootul.>tt To Snell. tile sloNiar DNA's indicate oh< evolution from a single cell. to Robbins It Is proal !hat. as tho Bible rwo!J'"' say•. we •·~ allc~tod in God'timago. �,. ::l-:.:.-:lflB j [ill] ~ ~- . . .. #. , ' .· ·:. ..... ~ J . . --:-::..:. " .. . ·. Sudan tries to pull up from poverty Hotld•J Inn Aifpof1 Now 3 NIIQifl HtUon ~ N.F JN Y Nov Fltgt!rlcy 8iUOCU New. S Usong HYPNOSIS.,.,.,. Ullra DePth F- • l'eta..at oon led>ruQ~S By DAVID deLIS! INFORM ATION M EET1NC November 2 at 4 pm Tho Sudon.• country ol 18 molion pec:tplo< S•...tod In North Afrrt:A h.>• boM 1'1<-.>!1 """'"'~sluly '"' yo••• to ru11 11-.41 UJ' ham~ Nov. a .--.--w tho:NI has, MlitoC'fl &gatfbt gc).·t.ornn..._.,, m Kt'-'noum f.tUI"''\molt Qadd.lfl k·ode• ol th" w•Mlh Lrbyo SucL"'Il ,.,~ among Libya. Lqyru Ltht..,.. and Libyan cxcr•r•lt'Cl Chad r .....,••1y • d«ad< the ~f"o.''M.·Iy r<JClUl4u._ocl countr}· h,,, .. tk'\-on \UfC""'"9 hem ~~ alll'frol pobk-m, It) pnmary CTqt.. cocron • ha> -ufl.•ed a pmduri!Cin d<q> ol In rm. 232 Squlrr Open t o all students. 50 "'"""'' "·- "!J'lCUlt.....J lfldu.,r("~ haw had 10 '-""'ChC·" tnltoductOfJ S..slon at 1::10 pm GLENN RI PLEY &.o<. oo-or l r--=--:=-:-.,.--.,.,...,..,= =":'1 ol UnlimUed Polenli•ls tns:Utute H76 fUdge tAl All.. AmNI"'e H.'f. 14 114 11000' [ u \ o l N:l~tgttl FaO.t Bt"dj INTERVIEWS: November 3. Hayes Annex C. M ain St:., November 4 . Capen Hall. A mherst. Stnlors/Crad.s Contact Career Planntng Offke NOW for an appointment APPLY EARLY '-"QUIJW'Ol'l\l s.hor~ and $(1'\'\.'ft.> d<uo.r9l1> ond mo>t convn<tool •ndufitry li barcly SUTVMng A'!. ,) ' '')\Jh, lhe goo..•tJmmcm l~ vtrruaiJy tMnkwrt. havtng even eAh1lUSh"!d tt.>rt cr~tt hne~ abre»d In th• foc:e ol Jl(»>lbl.> (,n.,.,l caiLtrt"-' lhe Unst-..d Stau.•.. h,l) ~,t.,·n&.'CI SIOO rntlOOn .,, fetlnlllltlll •nd ............ atd lo) tW Sud.>r• _..!lh ~~~ -ild t!).Jll_'t.+t\-d trOru ""'4 A••boo ()! !"""""> •'trtt-'fl'1i1•-.._'- ho......,~ ·~ ~~ ·--~I'J..J dk ...~~· oh~•. oJ~Itkod futu: .. IU b.lt1k.O'J r'-.JU'i>lt 1 ttl... Jn .m.rl h tM .. 1uug bt."\."n l,l.tJd.th h ""•Jtl.u'· ~..,t,j,..II('\IIIW1 h:..k1~ 10 ,u})\,.,1 l'l'r~o''l&..'nl JaiJf"• Nrnxo ,._. II" :, I H4' old l'dd..•r '-\ ho h..at Welcome to the World d}•o ·~•h ,u"\.'h.,"<f ~L' COUf' ill!, nl'll' d·~·IIWJ h- 12. \"t'at '~!11 In ,,Jd hr.-. l ~ d9'-"flt~ at t\hort""m tid\.'\.' bt.'~ c::~-.;kd ~11h ....,m•. 9 ~abCil-, and""''', f\;•m.."r"\' at:b\'TlM"' Qoddat. also 1> •epoted to be 90'""""""' '"' l""""ng ., IslamiC Sudan rn Libya 10 1<1ll.K' tl"' pn,.tMI admirusiTAtion I.Jbyan l"'ce> woold thrrt lfl''ado tiK' Sud.\n. cla'"'lng to be Invited In by tht'I'K"\\' r~ -t ~Sudan locks ground to 'adlo commands 0~ pl.>nned fOt •hlrmmt ... 20 advanced Chry<le! M 60 tanks. 12 1$$mm howrtto1rs ond 12 F 5 hghrers. A $300 m.lllon ••• ~>latiOnS lo~ may olso bo conrorked b<""'"'" to Sudan. Ptesid<nt Ronald Rea;10o rnoy """' vtdude Sudalr m th.. ~~10 Doc::rntw'" ....-Nm ur, fo,. A.,.,.,_, rnitd<>ry d<im><P ol • COD'i'lo .....&ro by 1lot.t.!o kr ·~ p,,.,~h. thl Pt"~ian G~ "'"'' th..• on)y a"e.a ....hl...,.e tt~ al'd(-t.. -d AU <>I dl>S mlltt.>ry ha•d~ •·· "ili b.• u)l'd a~ .) tk_-trnl·HI h> I ~" ")t fO" dl\ IHVdS)t)l'\ Of Qotdcbfl So fa<. claslw> Ubyan .. td Sudone,.. lo<ceo haw k..n l>jl: >long tire I 000 ,.. '"~"~n t.._.-d!- dhlt Sud«t ~~\") "''th Ch.>d. 1!-...,-• .,. th.. Ul>"'n A'"""i h• """""' bumb.'<l -···· l;.,.cl.• \ .Jo-" ""'lhrt\.ll'!.•.•~'""'.. A· O'd""g 10 11N" ~t~ '\'o'l. T,u,.·~ or .. l Q.\dd..tf~ ha., Ch.)d .,..,.u"',..&_., '("1'''-' Sudan u.1\l br tht• '"-.."' I(' I'-' I! 10 l1~an •tile 1 o rnw' lh6\ ~ ""'"'Y· the Umt,'Cl Stot<> ho; ~J~I'Id. ac~dil'tg lr> US uftldal. ..Cnfbrtun.lu.dy l"CCO"''UI1111.- .Jid ..., tk'toded lh qutckl!,• a'- ""' m lot ..~ bLnk:l up tJnl.bs thl_""' at\: cf.".ht.c c.hang-.'S 110 Sudan to ~fi thr fx'\i, l1l <kll~o._.TII'!J \"IT\l!f~fl\,.)1 nUhld'\o ... r~i(Mrk."nl to $txL,u\ An,__'fl\.411 '''-"Yntl\. S''f\1 ~Ill. C 130 trbn"-j')Ort plM ...~. NCh la'gt t!f'tlJU')lto w•"J ~.."'.... !<tnk~ "'~ w.., th.l ''"'"'"~ gotng- '"'" ~~. ...... ~ goo.~ may tali of lh Olo'-'11 OCCO'd At th.>t potnt 31 o4 tht· <opl~Kbeated that A~ COOtTlbuted f1'VIY falltnh_, d\ll hand!. oft~~ tO U"'t~ "' ::iodon A'ln); p.nunlwl CM fty "-"" S..Corrdh. """" ••• no ~·"'1""1P., .n \\ estem Sudailla'gt' "-'Y l111 ~Ugh 10 lK'tortUl~lt' dll11l Amt•t~t.:an AWAC r~t f\l.ont: .. f'\.\tlol"i,g. tlx- border~ ate oM:Wh Express y our fe elings on the l l 0.o cuts In the .financial aid programs proposed by Reagan! Write a letter to: Senator A. D' Amato In the Squi~e Lounge October 16th- 30th d<f.,,.• 'Y>~•m and 32 HAWK '""""' t~ 101 cW:ren~tw ~'-'"' I I \Vh;eh w<Kid nati<lo>IIO> the highe$1 c:anccr drath· rat• lcr ""'""' 2) \Vh.>t 15 tiM> <aJlltol oltlw Ivory C<Jast? 3) N"""' the P..-..so palntong. dis~ fOt" tiM> lwst hint tn Sporn lost ...-..k. "toch clepcts t1w b<Jmbing o1 a Spanish '""'"' by O..man pianos dumg that notion's c:MI"ar' 41ldenbly the tire fi\" la•grst notiOns. ar.,-wtse. 1n tire "-<)lid 5) What ~ worOtht 9'<lUJ1 has boM linked :o A""""'as ""'" Wcatw LiodeJg<wnd o> a ..suit ollost WN~t"s att.......,led holcktp ol a 8ftnk's armored ca1, 6) Name the Arnmcan JliOSident who c'a~t pneumonia 01 hl> lnaugu•att<>n and drtd ont> month loleT. 7) Whorh US '"''" lie> the furthest ~-est? Tho furdl<!$t ••~t? 8) What IS the only world notion to haw a Oag whtch t> not IOCiangu)at'? _ 91 N.,. the tlv"" AlrtcM natiOOS "1th a !"<>S<Mel C.rbon mdll•'\1 "'I0)'.......,.. What IS die ra,.tal ol Abbama' II) Who os tire NatiOMISocu<\1)1 Ad>""' 10' tiM> U.t..O Stat<'>' 111 Unlottunately. the pooplt ol Wt1 & IViocbn ar• ooiy human Let him know how Important these programs are to you and every SUNY student! What ""''alte dod""' mol<• In laSt "-..k"s edttron' yony A; I 110 u.~ .,..,.. ~"0 IWJIWJ~~J.-.1/0JOIIIII'JIJ JOXf,JWUIIIII..'dJ/(1 ANS\'JERS ..,_, "'''""""' <lfl~//"'1 "''' I .uqwrtu - - "' ....,.,,.,... "'1.1 tzl -'I'I/Aiu""'S1""0'>'W"'l P"'ffVIII""''" lllil ~-••ow """""'qv Jo "''"'.,>l(J./01 .,. .-,, ""'1"0 ""'"'!!""" tlq ,..:::::~~:~. ~~ .,.,a...,...... ,. ,.,....., 6qf • ..., fOd'N Ill . ,_ -v "'*"~' ,......... ~·""! ~V<~•II/ ~""'_ • """"""" "'~~ .....,., ~""~" IL ... q"~' _ _'ll081 fo_-..a,;"""H-19 (VI/II """Y~'IAf"'/IOI~WOCj""'~""'II»/1\"'CJ. ~ $1- ~.,..,-""" - " " " " " >yr '"'--0/0~ ~ "'~' 'UCMf'J aA"'S' "'tJ ACt II'P~.Ql.ID ~ JU6_.q I>:'IJ '.Pf"',., -u If' ~ ._.,,,1\<11.. 1""""/•WO"'CJ. (£ ~<ri<OC>JIIA1j/O,.,.,.."'U 1"'/&ot •.PI- "'jl ' "' 000'001 ..., ll "'~"""-""!""'~~··"'·=~'if �O.moo David Stoclunar\• ><Mot ans .n dtfmw sptl1ding Tho resultlll!l cu" Af~ r&tiwly .....,. and how boon ..;o..'<'d maonly •• a w~ to persuadr ccngJ<Silf\ft\ 10 gn along "'llh fu,thor ruts on soaal >I'..,Mfol9 1lw atts lnC'Iuckod ~,,-t(h (kll,. 10 1"MMe 5eme and~"""'""""' P<JtCNsong a ,.....,ion ., tMioan ~.and~thl' >to.l.plong ol .,..,....,.,., and .,p;Yt· (\.l,.h By SCOTT AGTHE Tho Reag>n administration has foonally emba,l<ed an • """' mllllary policy bv propo>ing a $ 13 bilboro CUI llW' 11.... ye>o'S from the dof..,.., budg<1 Tho annou"""""'"t ~•. '"""""orily. !he oonOlcl ""'""''" ''">of Reagon•s <a"""''!Jil ptOmltao WI h.'\w ~'fl dw mliJO' bo.~> ol "' fmron and ""<lf'(Jmlc polo..-y Tho ~ So..., "''~"''}< PXpatt\dl ot rht lafi"l 20 yt"a,,. h.,,. cou1clded ,.,_th a JrCII!t'.'fd ~df'l .,J.lgt'\.:liJOn and 9'-"ne'td! dcd:rli! 10 0\i"f"cdt \I.Cd)'10n (YOCU'..,.,.I..nd~t l.Jn,ood Stat,... ._..,.,'Y ha· ..odood 10 a f'OSOIIOR of )Wily, and tho~ publoc .,.....-oc~ "' !01' a stronger n-Ata'J; bv "'1980 R~~•n'• c•mpolgn stresoed tho n<'<'d ''" sub>IAntl!ll ""'"'•"" m tho dofense budgl't to help potoc:t A•m"'tu's \11lA1lntefests ln ttw world He singled out So-<iet \'l'.fl&\SKllntsm in Alrit.a and Afgh4nl\1bn, and the tl"-.ulhAg oh< e.~t in tho Mtdcllr East ln )ll"{ht.\tng 1hat national S«"uttty ·9C'A'-""n,~n.:a. fi1•1 tt."pan~abilll;­ The Buffalo Turkish American Assoc. wishes to announce that Turkish Folklore Dancing Every Friday at 7:30 pm in hos r<'Sultod m a pnJposod $280 lOA CUI 0\.10 Ch(> lle>.t lhr~• ~~"'~" Rm 218 Norton RC'-'gan l-"iM!flu••~uu pa;:.t·d a (1!\)g<am thot ol•o c.all'CI fm ~.-d >Clek'll spendong. •nd mcr"a~ ~f~~,.>n5of· ~ond&ng ¥-'Hh a !'4~ '> btllion dofooo '"' h.cal 1'182 S,. A'9'•l tl~· .1dnu:r.'-i•.li'I;JO I~ lhal II h.zKt m•!oC.a1c:u!.lh..otd and ""o.dd n..-...--d 1~ EVERYONE IS WELCOME! ... 9001 ol • 1')"0"111/ Cmw-~~ n·.x1t'Cf to Uw- p:1hl~ '\ C'Ql'-{'f\'~Utw mood by pan.ng R~ '"" ~- $1 5 tqf/ocn d<l.>nw bud,jo1<lll'od Rc.>,).>t• ....... '"'''"''nOd "'ouapond "" ~,.., Ill bO ~"lt'Uo 'oct" d dlt'\1 rc.ofust'd to f'tlorgc:>C\61e .,uns*"!) tht ~ntX­ ol,...,lll!lthe:;o..,.. threat" an Ami,_~ rnd\" ~~ ~ "''h .-ful noiL""l' co-<""'"11 ... ~10 the..y oloconon11C>. This oh<vy bi.JIIQO atw actrrw.srraUCI\·s "~ to CC>mf"""""' on fu!U<\' with an unte$~ed ~supply s\dq"' l\ Rt•hO.ln ~IJ,ed that A""-"'lC'_,·~ &·!,,..,., 1\C'\<I> would l>o gM'fl • ,.., bcht"'od bv a Ye1. at lhc! same lime. Red_gar.-s policy Is based on balancln!lthe budg<1 by 198'1 along «<JJClmiC .....m In comparuon ""th the"'""" per•UM~w effect those cuts ar• goong to h.wo on an .~ Cong.es-. Tho ~ $2 ....,. """ b hscal 1982- onadoquaw J W\te>dod 10 dtrnonstrat~ 1hw cut• could ...t'rAl tlw ,'-..ntorc'-'l'nt111 of lht.• Reagan: heading for some trouble netJon's ccn-oional force-..n .,.• ......,. tho Sovlots genoraly ~ ohl' grmoao adllan._"""' tho Unotod States Tho ~lrllliOn Is liskong m,l..· .,..,.,. ~ cuh a\Qd ' )0...~ Not .. d.~~ ._.A ~--------~~ ~-~-----------~ h'a, lu s.no 10 5-70 bdban &..CK't "" lflg ' " a!iw. Reag>"""""' £.W brfO"\" \I :olo'l..lt'<J I~ ~ dCt.!d on Offc. ol lO ~·~"''"" and Budgrt 10~181 Now let's talk about tomorrow. When your professional future starts taking shape. When your early career decisions become vital. ~valuate carefully. And include Republic Steel. A Fortune 100 employer. in an important basic industry. Offering challenging career opportunities. Visit the Placement Office for more details. • )'t/EDNESOAY II SATURDAY !'liGHTS AT••• ' REPUBLIC STEEL WILL INTERVIEW ON / November 10 an equal OPPOrtunity employer Republic steel Halloween Party Friday October 30 ·8:30pm - 1:OOam 2 Live New Wave Bands BJ~thune Hall Znd floor 2917 Main St. near Hertel Ave. Sponsored by Grad. Fine Arts Assoc. &G.S.A. - ,. .. ..._ ••• . n.. .. "'I' · 9 �---- - . ---- N~T-10-N *'r - • ...._ / ·~ • ' k • ~ buclgeo cu .. Tho fatll$ ihol ""' lio-<1 •ound reduced soclol PIO!J'om< 10 • oMti1 Coog!ess can !ducally !derate beca.roe lhose • • ,. •• 1"011'"'"' ...,..,, for only 2.S r-c:ml of lho 10101 budget B.,,'"""'"'' ...... do>turbong . , . , . , _ cl U. 1"01-.d SIJ BECf>ME A VITAL LINK IN ACADEMIC ADVISING AS A PEER ADVISOR This brtoln teasing finger twisting puz:z.le hea 23 trillion permutellons. Avalleble 11 the Contemporery Creativity Boutique presented by the Albright· Knox Gallery Shop and the Office ot Cultural Affairs. Wed, Thurs. Fn - Oct. 28,29,30 10 am · 3 pm 10 Capen Hall, Amherst Campus ~ Opportunltlu Include: In depth I raining program/career deuelopmenl/ personal grow th MANDATORY INFORMATIONAL MEETING ATTEND ONE OF THE FOLLOWING I>Qim C\11 In lhe dof<rise budgol ....... If !hey.,. 001 ggnalkanl ...,., C(XnpOred lOa SI Sinllon outlay """' l...e - · 1br cuu d........ 10 unclertrno R_,·, lor. . . poky 1br adrnon<sl,.tJon hu rdoed t.o_,,y en llw lnllmtlatsng ell«t cl •IQJ/Ijl• ••ong..,o>$ovoet moai71C t>.i< Ufl h>f m~la<y IO actiOn lhlo US 'g<'l mi!t>• bo peQ!I\'I!d as a ..,akfrWlg In ~·· resofye ccMd ><riou.!y Impair •ts aboLry lo doal v.11h . . . and ""' Sovoel<. Mar...,.,• .,... lhe actual cuts ••• ,.a~~y s)mbdlc. thor• Is 1M pcoslboLI)I 1ho1 Congrtu v.il enact doftme cuts lhal go woO beyond v.ilal Reagan hils pq-.d Deep clolonse cuts could how the olfect of Ull<!<i<'fiog v.ilh the US abili1y oo lrve up 10 irs commitments. For lnstaou. Rltagon could hnd htlll1<!11 In tht hypocnoical position of I"•Uuring the N"'lh Atlantic Tre•IY 0.!Jllnlzatlon (NATOI Wed. Oct. 28th or Thurs. Oct. 29 12 · · 1 or 1 · 2 Rm. 219 Squire Hall, MSC (nul 10 lho flllln Roomf Sponsored by O.U E. Ac:.>demlc AdviS<m<rlt ~ ==~~~==~~~ ulcaint remember but one man strong enougjh w rnal~cm»f~taw~n JeremWh~'!l:.rl~--1>-.-.. "'""' jeremiah wa.s nml.J fur hts might. But nne fur the WC<>n~: reasons. Su r<! he was ~:uc.,y. lusty like yqu'd exre<:c. He was also srrong cn•\ ugh '" kc gentle. And when the chirs were down , nobody was tn •cr. Jeremiah Weed i. mure rhan a legacy. It's a tnl:>eue w a 100 proof maverick. - n•oons and Japan oo e<>ny moo~ ol the clolens• burd<!n by ini:Te<lslng the" mUua'Y sponding whole slmulo~neou<ly 1he United Stale< -.ould bo •edUCing "' cr.m d.t..,<e bud!!<-L W lwtlwt Congress deocle$ 10 no• .. l•ug.'iy dcpend<>n1 upon how impab<nl "-e pubLc b<'COITIOS v."h cut> In social f"ograms and the >luggish economy As llw t 982 clecbOn> "f'tl'oac:h. COO!JOS"""" v.1l search carefully '"' a poltbCillly sal• ""Y lo bolance U. budgot. TlW' tnaJn ahe.tnalives ere a,nhg social motlmwnt p<ograms. or culbng the dof<tM budget Juil as OJtq enhtlemrnti tS U~Vo'Mly. ills also doubtful that Congros< would mk the....,..., ....lh by 'Mif19 lal<es--npedally ofltl jUSt granong llw ~ a ,.,e Ia• cul Cclnges may leolthao U. criy ·sa~e· alt.,.._ Is to ~ the cuts In dofome spordng. Such • mow _ . - . \!Specially In \/lew of the upoomong COO!Jessoonal "'eleclm ~. and lhe continued Jl'('SSurt 10 ~ lhe budgot de<pen the dol""""'" "' new-...... Ilk.... J,IS no surprise lhao Aml>ieans did 001 bocont """'' .,....,. lal< ruts and expanded SOCIIJI bmelits of ohe 1960's h as a hisooric "'alily that lnc!Mduol> ••• molnly concerned ..;th polldos th.>t affect lhom d!r«~. T'Odili<>nolly, dofmse spending h.Js been mel ..;lh Uulo <•:ruhuslllA.m Furthonnor•. it is unlilcely that ahe p..,,ldont would bo wtlllng oo V\.10 An unacceplably deep clolmso ai>-sinco dofens• spend]ng would •uton.atically retum 10 1981 levels tf no new budgeils pas<ed. Moo I likely tlw 1981 budgot Will sttll bo "'" lh.ln reduoed spond<ng plans lor 1982 By ruluvatlng > s~ public .......,.,."'""'us dif..,... ..-.s abl. Re;og.m 10 :)1110!' •he milola'Y • .....a. needed shoo .. the arm Bul now the cuts llrealen oo c!os"4)t dw clo'1ly cl flU'J'I)Se that ~ hu osoablshed by lti ...,.,. policy d Lmo11f19 the linlcage d nadonol......,..,ly 1o domestiC need$. ....... Whllo lhe ,..opose<~ cuts ar• lmit<d In sc-. so 1... !hey ~ ... . M 100 froof Jeremiah.We££1 • ~pm·•h~ &ou!bOn ltQUC!VI' .t19e1 Hf"tlblt•tJ, Inc: Hartlot"a. COnn indl<attve o4 ~·· ,_,.""" ..,lh ""'economy. Mar• S'!J'iflmmly. 1IWIO' cuts could •.,odfy 'ION OliO laTgor CUts 0$ the tyf'SSUrt mou:'IIS IO bolsler the economy by balandng ""' budge<. Eo..,l!.>ly, ~ hos chosen 10 !JliRible miltoa'Y stn>nglh. and lhe etedib<Uty cl his for<91 poky. "' hopes ol rut<ng the economy. HEAR 0 ISRAEL For Gems From The JEWISH BIBLE call 875·4US �r-----'~--VOICE YOUR COMPLAINTS! Ivory Coast an Africa success StaDd up for your rirlats ia tlae clauroom! Fiud out wlaat yoa c:aa do to reJOive academic problemJ! 1 . - - - - -IN 01HER WORDS-- - - - . TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE ACADEMI~ CLEANINGHOUSE! CaJI Lnru or D~bbit at L-----636-2950- - - - - - J -1• to an appoi.11tmmt, or Jrop ill at SA 011J Jill oat o romploint form. T ho lat~ 1970'> $aw a posslblo end tO J'fOSPI"Ity In tho IV<l')l Coast In <><<lor to contl""f tho rapid paar ol ooonomlt 9'0W1h. tho 90""'nmcnt hod to bonow ~lilly ft<><n lnteon&tk>olll banks. Today. ~Mny of the!• loons are <<><nlng duo. with debt tak•ng 30 Pl"tent oltho notion"• IO<elgn '""""""' The offect has boon an OUliOIO clomeotlt >J'Mding J'!O!I'Om and r<eesslon Ju>t 10.1>m II ..,..ned tho clr"""' may be Nnnong an. Oil "'" ~~ o(f dltlll<l')l Coast Fundod by a )<Mt '"'turc bel......, won and Abld,on ~lion lias stO'Iod althot9> no ofldal p40ditlloo> ha... boon canc>!ITllng tho potmbal resews 0nt Frmdl """""""t """""'' tho nation to bo -srt effldml by 1986 and to booome. •••sod OPINION: expor-ter Although roliovod at tho lmd. tht Reform Jews are almost Christian Orthodoxy is too Old-Fashioned Conservative Jews are just Confused govemmeru continues its plan of rodlleed sponding. Houph(luot· 8olgny doos not want his nahon domlll3t~ by loimJ finoncEd IO<olgn bani«." •vith bgAinSl fu ture oit '"""""" Tho l'fO>po<ts-of tho I""'Y Coost .,.. indeed promising II"' a stable counuy ol hard·\4'<lrkl0g f><q>ko Tho ossontlals of growth are wdl estabhshed-<a vigoo-ous agrolndusuy and • ra~ d!vorsilylng But w.nat Is the Trutn? " MANY PATHS TO ONE GOD" tndustolal sector. The ~t " bonalolent and louogn help and monoy are gladly wolcoml.'d he• Tho unr•l'ed~ oil stril<• has furlhcrod confidence that th;s noll"" Thursday. Oct. 29th 7:30 pm 337 Squire Hall Panel on "",. tonhnue to prOSJl"!J To tht counmos of tho llwd Woicl. hoy Coost has becomo • ~- o( ........t I> posS<bio basod on sefho!p Reform. Conservative & Orthodox wu h Tl1tee Area Rabb•s RECEPTION FOLLOWS SpoMOfH by U / 8 H•Jttt tn COOPffA1~ Wllh 1M Jn.M SluMnt Unton •••••••• CoUege Graduates: DISCOVER YO(JR POTENTIAL AS A LAWYER!.SASSISTANT REMEMBER: Shabbat Dinner • Creati ve Service Home·made Meal. Singing and Discussion. 6 PM. U/B Hillel. 40 Capen Blvd. .. ~ at AdelphU Mqtt and m<><t tow r ..... and corpo<oU0<1S ¥tl1iring ~ • a.ss.tst.on\5 for ~~ngmg a1d t~td~ c~ueers. Sa&ara at all ""'t>.l) ha-..-e in(r~a~ with 1M utraordtnbry growth of thts pro--- ft..sion.. • nd lOp lawye:fs ~nt) earn as much es S32,000 Tht l.o"')'<r"s ....,.Slant Plogrem •t Addpho Un'->"Y ls the lorgoll ond oldest t.BII·opprcwtd P<09fOM of ots klt>d kl Ntw York State. wtth mOfe than3.000 gr-adUtJtcs. !IJ. Adelphi, ,_ takes JUS.llhrH monlh$ol concentrbtedda.Y'Jme ~udy (Of t.ix months In lM Clo'CNng) 10 preP4re foro ~ree.- a5 a lowy~_f, a55i$Cant. CourSeS offer~ in: GARDEN OTY. U ., tiUNTINOTON, U and MANHATIAN Could This Be TheCa~ You've Been looking For? Wed. Oct. You I)Wt • to yourldl to rlll<l out ••• Why 85'JI. o( our graduolu who S<dc paro· le~ cmpfoyrnvlt IIIIV< found k 28 Thurs. Oct. 29 ••• Why hundreds ol ~and othu emjlloy<AI send us their rcqucsls lor our aracluotes Fri. Oct. 30 •• • Why~ graduatu ...... bfred by 48 o( lbc lorgut low lrms In l'lcw so THE ELEMENTS CELIBATES NEW TOYS ~a,. MAIL110S COUPON Or.lelepbone"ff".'-' TODAY! (516) 663-1004 lloe....,....._.....,_ - -..... ...,of ~_..., lbc~llnlwnily ~CIIJ, U. IU. II !I)O ~-.-Pro- ==.-::::-_,._ . ._ wamc;R~og!<>< 1981182. Nornt Addtm OIY Homo Phone SUce ~ School Phone ADELPHI ~~ UNIVERSITY IRnm ~ . Set. Oct. 31 li!l.INE & THE PERILS HALLOWEEN PARTY Open tin 5:30 am .lJnemi~ New Toys MIXED DRINKS 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 TILL MIDNIGHT DRAFT SOC SCREWS AND ·MARYS 7SC �sports Wrestling practices prepare UB for season ThtVI...,.• ...._In Kfon l'nel#Cfftl lOt •ltOth« SftiOI' By CARY STERN Sp«tnu• S!off Rrport" lbtic art f~ spons that rcqunc as hiJh • ~d of pnpara.ion :as don ..,,.·~l~nt. tn trrml of boch ~)sica~ train inc and mmtal rndtncss. The- bod• I) rcqoarcmcnts or strtflllh, qwekncu. and cond•hon•nc can onI) be: dC'ek>ped a.nd rdiMd 1hrouch rCf)C1ihon and K"OOU5 rxe..\QSOO traimna. The team -.ill be cominr. off thear tca.sa produ<1nt ~\On ~Jncc Micl\ad'.s rC'icn btpn 12 )tau 1.10. Alln M\ln' puLed 10 1978 v.i1h the' Oinsion Ill ~.:h.:t.m:pflOtl\hip, ahe- .;quad dropptd co l11h in ahe tour&amC'f'lt Lbl -w:ason. Ttus v.-..s an unc:har~ctcrastK fin1Sh \."'n,ldcfinschat tht" Butts 1\a,·t' dauncd a spot in 1M' rop 20 of 01\nton I, four ltmoti uncJ.er thtir rrcstnt cOKh. ''Thn 'QU~ hal fllOfC 1a1<-nc than any of those t•,r had tbc past: four re2rsH Mkhad s:ud. "We ha\e !I \CT) )OURI I<Om. thoucJ!. ""h ~ r.....tunn~ ond 10 >Ophomort>. Tbt) dtdieation. A QSI sum of hOkl~ aftd muncm t\aU. )()that the vr-rcstlt-r can :absorb and m~;trt as many as needed for all ha'r C\puit"lk.~ and '"o of them. An Piuma.n and P~t .\i.K"CC'SS. A stron.a -.rcuhnt ptC)It:tm Uft"\SH all ~-u of M~ la), ;are in the \1ouineo.. Of counc. practi« has b«n \ n)' important ror ~ chi~ rear.•• preparatioa. ··we like to ron'>idn pre·~~~ pr.k.*Ct«'as OM <SP«•rtc Pr:u.":Ck.'t \lattcd approxi:m~tdy 1 month a.co for UB. and ph... or clu: seu>n," .aid UB Wrnclina Coodl E4 prc:sc:ntly the tr3m crains a1 l.eall t..-o ho""· fi\l' days :a Mkhat.l. ··our mam 10al is to rt\kw tht basks and to <At-tic. Tbc ~ions. :althouch not rf'l,imt111cd. in\OI\c reveal new techniqun:. ModC'fn holds arc constanll)' bema trainma and rcar.:hin,g . dcvd~ in .. rHthna. and n hi: pan of M)' ,ob to b«on1t aware of thttia. When that job is ~ompl~td. l:tm out to Each prKticc foc\1.5CS on one particular ~~P«t of wrcsrhna in.slill ow- vrrotlina philosophy in the ath1C1n." • dtcidtd on by Michael and his assiscant of 12 yca.rs, Sc01 1 One n~ only watch a maach 10 apprcc1au~ just hov. StC\'(f.S. Fnday. for c~amplc, the scuion revolve-d around dcmandins il i$ on 1h~ wr~st l tr. Ht is (Ofctd to compctt a1 thr ltchnique of ''rolling.'' Michael ~posed a new 3 rigOrOW piC(' with (CW intcrmi~iOnJ, CIUiiOU\)f W:ll\'hing roll- the rctc-rson roll- and discussed its oriajn. its hi~ory (or the :auack or his oppontnt while rH«ina together hi$ and sa,·c o o:hort "biosraphy" of chc co:u:h aner v.-hom 1t Yt3.\ named. own orre:nsiw. Suooa inttnsity mu't ~:ontinuc on 1hc wu~:stl«'s part from bc&innin& 10 tnd. lkmon,trotion j,_ a vital '-'Ompontnt or lhc raching proctS) in \\'fot1ina. Mkhacl repeatedly de:monsrratcd the hM onl)' a few weeks from eompco1i1lon,'' continued day's mO\'C, :malyzing ~it from all angles. The Bulls lisacntd. warched. aDd soon C'!J)('rimtn&o:l with the Peterson roll. Michael ...the tmph:tWs in practl« chanan. We bcaln to By 1M d1ill'~ end, the imprO\'cmcnt or the wrestlers was \."Onccruratt on the ~ren&~henina or lhc cardio-va\4:ul:u notkcablc. and ahey bqan 10 add variations to fit 1heir system. When in a..1ual com~ilion. 1his b chc mo~ o .. ·n Ytrtsllin& ~)'ks. The cod rcsu1t ~·as that of 1 succe-ssful • im,ponanc factor." .,-.ro.tlina rrocram. prcp:uins to cncount('r the lOS01l and With the Syracuse Unhco.ily Opr:n 3Pf)roathina raptdl)' (No,·embn' 6}. 11\c UB Bull' arc nearing the \otrctch of th"'r compdit~. ''W \l><h•cl cold hos •chlctn, "Thos ~ lht philo<ophy or \\Ttilhn.a. If )OU V.Mit to u~ it. you ha'e lD •'Ork at it. You''t £01 10 dnll tl. dnll u, dnlltt. If )OU •"antlo )'Our ape nude .•c •••JI •<>rk v.'tth )'OU." Gu> Lu.-.s. • Cor eland Communoc) Collqt transfu, UK"fta~ PH hh op.n.on on UB'~ tra1runa Pf"Q&ram co rar. '"ll• ..r tht prxt.cn • kM: b«-1~ the ac1ivi1ics arr the ~ t ·,r wen, ·· M wd "The aim~~ rcsdf ii bC'nc-r..:ta~to pra~li.;r . The- Co.khc-1 do a ,rnt Job. •• Pra..:u« 100l on a 'ff) \cuotu 1onc •hen aa~ Knmma.ca bq.an The \\JCSIIcn &<»a chan« 10 try out the-Ir ncv.l} ltarntd mo'"· rtfint thrir established one:s and IC1t thtlr rndur1ncc un<kr a romptlilhc- franfl:v•ork . Rot :attn, •n four aroups of t>A'O, cacb •unrkr had the. Oppoftun.ll) IO "*'Otl qainsl \\rc.stltrS \liith (our dtstincl St)lt"S. SfC\Cf'\ IA3S lft\Oh'cd 10 the acrimmagtS, &i\ing lhc Bull.s m 1hc hca\'ttr ~Ad&fH classes a chance to work again)l a more t;\ptfitnctd Of)J)Oncnt. For n1any of UB's \\ft'$1krs, trainint ~aan~ 1on,a before lhc prc·se::ason practice. Many I rained durina the off·se:ason and tompcccd in \•ariou' 10u1 namcnts to retain their skills. "We can't ask the "'rcstlcrs to 1rain on a schtduJc. because that'" ;ukina too much," said Coach Michael. "Thtrc arc ahe tournamcncs, 1hough. and many uakc pare to sray in ~hapt." Scott SIAdt, at 161 pounds, is returning afltt an AH· Amtrkan scason 11.\1 year. ••1 compete in o(f..season tournam~nts 10 Stay sharp." Slade said. ''The objca, t~ua.h. •..s to do ~ "'ilho~l bum in.& youndf out. We do a bi1 of tramin.&dunna lht rqular SiealOn. •• P~l M~!•Y l&rttd. "If II ~m tay. "C' •·oukS do it all QUilt tht umt. 0 Due lo a lechnlul error the followina .informalion wa• noc lbced cocnc;cly: LOOK FOR OUR NEW YELLOW BROCHURE to answer your questions. Sports Clipboard DIAL Is • raped lclcphonc lnfomalion service. c.a\\ Soo:af: OsW<Jo DIAL 616-1159 5 , .. -11 p~ Sund•y - Frld•y 51••• ac Rocary Fod<l, J p.m. THURSDAY Voll<yball:Bi& Four O.amplonships a1 l'l~pna Falls fltJDAY JV Football: Canisius Collqt •• Rocary Fitld, 2 p.m. Fodd Hockty: I'IYS A lAW O.ampionships, T BA ' Soo:af: •• Brockport Scac• �etc • ACROSS 1 HlltOfic It land 5 Jamts'a''The l"urnorthe-'' tO EJ<trcloethejow UT~It'a Secretary of W11 15 Wotd wlth ·~l Of Wl>ate ts -utlonary W11pa1uot 11 lnaCIIttiOf t8GM20 Ad,.., ....... noted o e - 21 PutOflai,.lwtth "11'1 ,_ 23 e.tltl ~ -~-~""$....,. ............ "u..c..s ....... 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Co.Munt(S ""•> MEETING TALBERT SENATE CHAMBERS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF T H E : : l STRONGER U.S. $ IN FRANCE!! and Spend your Spring semesttr in Grenoble PREREQUISITES: Complerio" ufillfumediore French, with minimum of 8 overage and overall overage of C + · l SUNY' s ludtnts tli&iblt 10 apply for $500 scholarship INFORMATION AV AlL AT OmCE OF INT£RNATIONAL STUDIES 414 Gapt n Hall - Ambtrsl CAPPUCATION DEADIJN-E, NOVEMBER 16, 1981J -STUDENT ACTION DAYAGAINST REAGAN BUDGET CUTS A 12°/o cut in .a ll financial aid programs would seriously affect you and your friends. Express your concern l!J SENATO.R D'AMATO by calling him and urging his support on this issue. Bufta·l o 846·4111 Washington (202)224·6542 Leave your name and message. ~ IGrVE A DAMN!I .. w-.•-•••·"'"'-'"""··15 �backpage;sports A youth movement aims to help the hapless Jets Lrfe on the N H L' s worst team -----------------------------tKpansion rranc:hisc that eventually bccamt the Colorado Rockies. "Last year we had a lot of young people:· replied l·erguson. "This year 100, buLihcy arc gelling more uch has been said about the Buffalo Sabre·, CJtpcricncc wilh each season."' youth movemenc. but chere is an even a.rcoucr Ferguson believes in the l~ry of buildina a tram youth mo><m<nl aoing on presently in rhe with drafl choices. pro•in or Manitoba and on a larg« scale of "When I was the grnttal manager "i1h the dtve men1. The Winnipea Jets have had the besl Rana..-s a few years ago, that's "'hal I did," and 1 • orR of cimes since cbeir creation in 1972 responded Ferauson. "Bul they (fans) didn't ha>r hey played in lhe now defunct World Hockey palitnrc. Rebuilding is a slow and painful process 'ation (WHA). )'OU can't rush. and I frclthr besl "'"Y is to ·thai c Jets 1l'Ofl three championships in the WHA, drafr the youna pl~'ers and let them improve because and fcarured the hi&h seorina line of Anders lht raw laltpl iS lbett. h's up to you IO &et il OUI Of Hedbcra~ Ulf Nilsson, and Bobby Hull. Bur Nilsson thtm ... and Hedbcr& left ro play for the New York Rans«s Oy owning the dubious honor of the worst record and Bobby Hull retired and 1hr Jets fell to oblivion . In 1979, the Jets merged inro the Narlonal Hocl<ry over the pasti\\O seasons, lht Jets have the opportunity 10 draft firsr. u .s1 year the Jets came up Lcll&ue (NHLJ and were greeted rudely by the other whh a 6·2 20S pound deferuet~~an In 1>1>-e Babych reams as they tied the Colorado Rockies for the and I his year's selection was Daft Hawerchuk, who leaaue's worst record. The Jtts cleaned rhe front led the juniors in scoring last season in Canada. office and in came John Ferguson 10 take over the "Babych is a very exciting player," said Jets team. eoach Tom Wall. "He plays 40 minutes a aame and Havina the reputation for beina a tough guy when he played on lht NHL, Ferauson was willin& 10 lake a he improv« wilh every game. He is going 10 be a super player." And on Hawerchuk, Wall ella~ and rebuild the hapless Jeu. boa~ed."He has so much ralenl and the ocher teams " II •as a real challmar. and it still is" F.<1auson rold 771~ Spect,...m. "lasl year was a very tryina tim< know u. He has been dosdy covered so far. but e-rn >toll, he Slill iS' scoring and set ling up &oals." Wall for us. We had to star! from the around up." The Jets last year had the worst r«::rd in the ltaaue wnh added. "He is aoina to be a <upcrslar somed_,. He's aoc all the essentials to make i1 big in the league." a 9-~7- 14 record ror 12 points. The Detroir Red Winas wae the na1 lown~ with S6 points- Included W ith the shrewd Ferguson behind the (ront deslr,. in the -.on was • JO paiC winless skein from the Jets acquired two QU81iry netmiadtrs ia •Ed October 18 to Decembc< 13-an NHL recoril. Stanlowski from St. Louis and Ooua Sottarl from The pr<VIOUJ record was 27 winless games set in the Rangers over the past summer. 197S-76 by the Kansas City Stouu, an NHL "Ooaltrndina is 60 percent of the hockey club," By JON M. OIAT A).dsumt SJHJNS Ecliwr M Ferguson said. "We needed some strong goalie• and wt got tht-m." The team lasl year gave up 4()() goals in 80' games for a S.OO goals againSI average. "We had 10 improve in our goals against or "'e .. ould be aoing nowhere." "With the addition of the goalies. "< aro an improved team right off lht bal." replied Wan. "SianioW$ki and Sot! arc ha•·r played super for us." Besides the improved aoahmdina, the team has improved iu penalty killina. The team allowed one goal in seven auemp«s against lhc Sabres last ~Vedncsday cvenina. "Besides that, the powerplay is doina much ben..-," exclaimed Wan.-The Jets had I he -..orst powerplay percenragr lasl season. "We really don't have any pressure on us," said left wing N.ormand Dupont. "We are relaxed and we are skaring hard. We have a lot or young people whh a IOI or desire," said Ouponl after Ihe JeiS lied the Sabres at 2-2. "A lot or rean\S think we are a pu.shovcr, but we aren '1 going 10 roll over and die we art going 10 work and work.'' ' "They have a lot of desire," •aid Sabres lefl winger Yvon Lambert . "They seem 10 tnjoy the aamt more and they work hard at it." With rhe Jets hopeful this year of a producLi>t season. Wau refuses lo Set a goal for rhe tram. "Last se.tson the moSI impro>ed tram in 1hr lraaue ..... St. Louis," Wau said. "They impro>ed lhemsel~es by 32 pOints. If -..e "~• 10 omprovt ourstl>ts 12 points. "e wouldn't be in 1hr pla)Offs. We'd hnr 61 points, and laS! yr~r Washinaton finisbcd wilh •70 points and ther didn~ aet into the playoffs. So I don't like to give go;lls." "We'll take things as !hey come, but certainly we woll be impro•·ed," Wan added. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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To rJQr(_latm htt MUa..t~.t}, H.mmonJ -Ofc.' tht ttUta.lc- •hilt' band QIUUDd hf\ ann •hid! PfC'\t.tmlbl)' ~wmprtd him rrom be-ina ~hot "llh Ita&" aas Ot ,urrrnn1 ftom eM~ not poii\.'C' IACUCl• •10\llte\H• I he.' a,o.-.,. .... or,.... 1mina hen woukl be Ireab," the Ouklny or the dC'IDOMlliotUOfi\ •hkb, M pror....,, told hu clan of 110 ~d "t« urnkfined tn IO"tm ol bountbra. mode the annband Uldfto.~ual . studt<\U. "You ,.ould be lauahcd riJht orl tbc campus." But •hac hal impm~ 1bt profeuor ptth~P' more 1han the rioh and pt:otou, ,._ Bruce Hammolld, a vitellin& prolH\01' in tht ua Communiauion\ lkp:~nmc.IU and I how d•fftrctlt. \luc.lnll''" 1981 art. "I "1u ronnc:r UB ~udtnl ,.-as; pointm& out Ihe: kind ol s~lt'd, " ht waid :~bout hu rt1um 10 UB. "I pmumcd tllllill IUD) •ould ~< ~rik:tf\1 dh.si.mllanlfa in moth',uion, wda1 mort' lllr.c I rcn1crnbn"td. It'~ nkt lO <t('(' lo!t oullook. and ph)'~k:al Slf'lfltiJ ilr\.:C bet\\-~n studcnu today and tho~ of tht latt 19601 •rutional brha~•cn •• llammond notcJ 1hat and early 1910s "'h'"" he w:u comptruoa hl' ht i\ ncu rnrlrriy COn\<uw:cd th~t thr dtanac mMLttl and ckx'.tor:ur ~udlh ;at the "oil for the bcUcr. unh·ft\lt)'. "fOiby'> lludcn" tlon't challenge tn\CUUI;On~~ the) ~'ClC'pt." ht C\f'la.intd. Tht atmo\l)htrt thm. he ~1d •n ~n tnt«vttW, "-u full of ~italian and animCbll) n saudm1c., And'"~ <IlleS teachers, \OuJ.tU to PfO\c somc'I'IUf\l., "Th<r< ~ "rike. on duo on profeuon or blo..'l:otlco ouuidc their doo" "hkb )<>U to had 10 pUih )mtr "-'8) thrc.tU;f-h onl) 10 ~ ca1lcd aD §OfU of n.amt:\, .. lhmm<tnd 1'<\:allc<! . ·•Ou,.id<" ·~the pc)fi<c "'nor sear and ''iruide"' ~*" .-.a arrnpnt aunu& .....,...., of fllhtcou.snc» amOOJIM' ~1\1\t Abho<trJ> 001 dJrca)f on">lvnlon 1bc conffk1s, Hammond daftm 10 N\~ htc'o an ·•ofrtc.Ul otrcnctu IAtef\....-tf\1 rWtnl'llo, polite. Cacuk:~ a'llrfnbcr.. and ~ucknu O\t'f an C\1)11 month P«iud 101' !lis doo:toral diucnat- enutl<d "Orpnlud Radal Ois>cnt StmqtcS." Tbc ~ pol'ft OOtrd ~or l.ht rhaonaltooll the p;utic$ used in auad.s and ..ount«attKb ' ' Bo.h !>d<s "'cd obicclnlbn, INik and f<I!Uk," Hammond ..Ud. "Studt<IIJ "ould display 1hcmsd.,... 10 police "bo r"''JJO'ldcd ro thtm in the A.l'n¢ •ray. It acmJ wlly now, but it wasn •t then ... f-Ie added that ort)'On< "bo did not Ilk< • kfil.<l pusilion wu ndicuied. "Te-n yea~ aao chr \.tudcnu Vtould ~> OLD)thtnJ. do an)11Hrll· qUfit'on an"'hmr. h "a~ pan \Jyth.tk I 'UPflO~. but 1Pmd~ they -at' IJfUinl lqJHitlllt' t~ punaplb. Out ht ntut'd that oflen the) •fR'n ., ~aJ. fanul) fi.BWC\ ""'""'· unlll.t' lbt lltnJ H c wd that cllalltrce ~ •en bcohh) ;ond JOOd ror !ludcm>. '"Tho.,.. don'< dwlse un!N tbc) art L~lkn....S." he oOicd Anoc~r sanlr.lf\1 d1frtor~ •• dr~ "~· '-it,)thjn, •&J OWta_&t'OU\ bf: ~~~ . ''Pcvpk •or< lhc ..ar~ \-~~~ "''th 1h~ A menan tlq or (traM'-('( .a ()n ttJc;r dbo>l•. kncn and to.... t>a.:l. .. Pcopk ;~.ho •cr~tn't dean \\.tJhh& ...,;a., •O<Itid<M • aoptab>t tnrl," be }Olcd . 0 " ··nw ()h) weal aMJ('a/~"(' • .._"\ \f't\ dofln«tt from todo)." Sludenl\ toda) h.l\t: mOor(' r~l for authollt) r.,u.r~. aa.:onhna to thot cornmunDJI()(a rwortS.IOf, ''an)'OOc •ho -~· it'm I} a JX'fJ\)f\ or aUI.hOtu)' 'A' as im.tnfd•atrly heW In contempt.''~ u't1;1udtd dcr1y. pOhlt~."Qn~ and profo'On or liau,... .,ho •ne assooatcd Wt1h lh<: rnduarinl compk' ur MX"iaJ in11itutiotu. Thr racar'h Jho•~ I hat I he OtXf!Cion tocb). •l'rt Fohal ' udt<\" ,--a,rnc en, Hl that \Audt't'ih u.\d.a) tmd co•ardJ "*'hy. nun' "llthttc" lh)thona Ihal b1n.J> ot~l> 1\ tht'H ..SntrC' to '1\1\.t f'WO(')'. k..., a uadt and bc.-omc <mi>l<>)11bk," u~n. •I I l~\ iD\("Ofl~nl tlun thr ..llfiC'f~o...._.n hcl-.cm C•o ~ pf ~Ukk·au.• f"Cth.ap u lhf' 'a..ort ""h\" lhhe' dl"l" ~.tl.tlttta t·,,..e lltmm<'n..l o.,_,...J \\ IIC'fc'" 111< "udcflo' W~t'ft rWK:ak. the <to&on uf the Wt 1\V.O., ..t"Rad.ll.ahvn htd.tt) art 1.."'0rt'1rb-."mt. he .aid. .,._, • fora. h tfiO \ uotchnc to H.ammUfW. lf'."111l J O\lt ''' 1hc \ lC't4aD\ \\a.r .. ,.\ P.,fl 01 lht ftkl(I\»JJft fOI fbr \t~h \JI d'C' IW'iOt,. ••, I ~c.' t'bt) "antt\1 to ~~C' lhe C'\J,....,""~ and otbct sy1ecrns A> •ell. he <aod 11 . . .... ''"h ''~ from foxUtta11n1 tM mJ "' tht ••r. •bk:h the \1\Kknh ded," t-l.vnmttnd sood tbctr m<l'cmeot, "r<odu..'<d a 1o1 or dNppointmrnr" beca~ ttnnp: •crt no dJffttcol at the c.'nd or IM mO\C'f'MOI lh1tn ,..,.,. the) hw ''•ned. "Peoplt- came co rnhtc tht't V~Pt:'ft bansln& thtu hc~ch a.pm\t .1 llud. \fOOC' wall." Hammond noted. He. dtcd thC' n-entual di\llfu,mnnlC'nt nr lht stude-nts 1n 1970 4) pafl of tilt rtaion ~uons uruf~1--. ,.,._.kj b•& ~let."' ht a.sttned. "YOCil th1~'4 ln'!t rtoNtm lftiO il afWl rm\.«I Tile rmfN<>r a.ldcd that pan of 1bc rrobkm •• th'' cc\kkn•~ toda) don't baH ~n>th1nc .-"'"on' a~ lhC' "-ar ~noa.uto COI'beqvcrnly ratarn ,~n,. &ht\ln~ and ha't '\lo-)our~•n..cbma" tnto thr s)odromr Ahbouah that ...,.. slopn "11! tbc lhcmt to• the I'Oldlah o ~ 11110. Hamonood "'l<l1ht ltrm h.lb bctn "man•pUialcd. "AI unr hmc 11 rMant ~an n'tdJ\<tdu.al Oon~t Jf'C Into the \)''-ttm.'" hC' ~J)ltmcd . uNo~ d meal\) don't bt rart O'f any l.)\ltm r'\Cept the OM that ¥nil II'~ )0\~ Vthac )OU ~ant ~ " State nuke plants rated low Critical Mass releases study "The ptob~m" that the r<I'On "Just for o spcafte By IRA HART pnlod" S/H£1T'IIm Stoff Writrr o~uc tht cntid\m 1-lmcd .. the rt'P(M1 •~'~« .. , hrct or thc five nuclear rf'ae.10R in Nrw York State ~\ave "di>pla)cd ta. than olelirabl< P«f~:· '""""'dUll 10 a Nuclear Rqullltory C'otnJ~~JUion (NRC) r<pon asseuinc lhc pcrflll'tiWI« of '"""'or• T --wide. The rcpon, "hic:h has )'tl 10 be otndally rd<ascd, was obulncd and mock publiC wr month by tht Critical Mas. Ena-1)' Proj«t. Ralpll Nod<t's anco· ouc;!car &n>UP· Tbe thnr ~ York Slate v.bic:h rtaivtd a ktw paformuct ratina ~ tM A. F'1ltp011idt plaat (~). Nine Mile Point pbnt (O...qo) aod Indian Point pbn1 no. l """'ON s.....,. (Buc:banan). '<1'0" Critical M.., offldals hove cntocizcd the lor tU rd.ath.e ratinJ: or reacton: on a btac:,... to abo¥t • ..,... scale. Ri<N•d Udell, "bo rd<:tscd 1ht rrport, Wd the NRC Study "•as. flawC'd 1n u5iftt thll mcthodolos:Y••• Tht study tatcd IOCioo as "a--.c" 11 they had ... c:ombinalioo or chara<:t<risucs ..., in& l),;caa Of Udall .aid tbb type or rat ina S:)'Sltm wu mWcadint bc:cause it rated reaaor opcrahons in rd.th'C tCfliU;, rather thin by a spccmc let or $11ndards. ~q~r...,..ali•c qlalitlco." The lludy Wti \lso critici>cd bccaux ,, railed to rate. reactors Ovt'r one-Set time period. AllboutJt he refused to make an oHidal commmc on Uw rcpon. NRC PubUc Affairs Offt«t Gary S.U.bom admitted, "Tht cvaluatM>n periods ba.., lona »nee elqlhd may be, in a - . obsolete." Sanborn ~. and unvalincll~t month. Sanborn 1n.1b1nj tbt NRC was doina no ,ob. "If tbc NRC._,. oenous oafcty probknu a nuda! plant, wt •ould shut it ""h do•n ... be' satd. Amona th~ mou common fauh• round 1a New Yorl rcacton ..._ radiation prot«<IIll\, _ , . OG- -cdnc:a and.-.~-. ............ - · · t..orm Hemy, lhc: ~~<~ona d.lcaor of tbc Wudcar Scia>c:t Ud Toc:bnoltll)' F.....y •v or ailccd abolll Ill< soflly alldcar r<KtOB in New t s..te. tndvdllll tbc 1'\&l&r - " reocsot lbcVBOMDpus. ()ucst!OII<d on the ''CI'aCIIY or NRC rquiauoo. v... on Henry ...S, "Thor standards an •err ..n-t." and noctd 1~ '"t.My hl\'f be1'1tr ms:pcatoaJ DOW then tbcy <V<r h..t. " H< saod that ompcnoons an ......uy dctamlncd by pauma or "inadcnt~" .. • ft11C10t' Tbac IA.\PC(1.0nl art .omttima carried OU( by .. all·ill iMpccton "bolla>< tht riJ)II 10 •icw l.lly part or a reO<! or oo request. Tha< lmpectora, liCCO<din& to rnktlll law, .,.. Yo;it a reactor wil.llout warnona wbilc the plant b In opcnti9n. The« ore also rc<idcnt inspcQOrs, ,.bo ar< poou:d Witbla tbc immtdlotc ~lnhy or . reactor "' .. to be famillot wilh tbc roost common lndcklltJ llw may occur tiiC'fc. H enry said, "Tbc ~RC roqull'<$ that tach 1111e h•v< a RadioiOiical Emcramcy Plan," in tb< cwnt CMI......_,~I �in short. ca mpu ~ Stony Brook ,._,.., Oe~th A Slate UnrYCnlly or Nco- YO<L 01 StOll) Broo~ "odcm do<d or ltean !~>lure early lit,. """L lfirt ......,""1"" •-odanon lor ha) (ever oil be Ulli..,..IJ'> tOfiOIW) Accordlq 10 I «)lln by Ill< 510ft) Broo\ s,,,.,.,_, 20 ) HI • okl Sharocl CJOU-. a JWliO< <'OIIIpu!CI ......« mojOI 60<0 Qucaa, laiJO<'I U\10 I como aftn 101ft& UIIO MOjlh)'laru< >hod. Tho proaram Of odmtnu.l<nq allcrl) ID)«hon• ha> b«ft JJWpmCkd 11 ~ 1nfrrmary Ptftd•na 1M oiJICOfYM' of a unr,CY.a)' 1Rvt$Uph0D Altholl£h Ill< lead- "b " more than 1•\d) Ill< result of 111< moeul.o10n," Unl\.,...f spo\C>mlln James lthaup n rq>011cd, "offtaab do not t..IIC'c 1111< dnth • •• ' """" b)' .,.> inoptopiCI) •• SASU Buying Service United PtU> IPI~. M OK '"~lb. a clnodcd ..,..,.., "' 111< ~made 111< front poar of 111< H•" \ t - JuwrNI h bcpn •"'Yih Sl..a.q,1.. a man ••th arona or ruAa at'lout fVC\' Julhbi!lly. Dnt-••1"" hi> Lno" k<IJ< of ' "'""' Fr11flt l-alla. II< mvmtcd ~ aitltr~C'f' or a &fOUft 'Ahida ~ft t'AIIrtl c:ocLrOrifl\h pills -'llt pc manltnd tM \amt' tmmun t) to snoctnn l.tr trl'*'l' 1ppatentl} ..,_ioycrl t>,- co..l.r"""""' Son>< or th<w ta••cd I<> th< pren COCIIftf'm« la\t tptlnJ -u'kludJ"f '""lut" ,-,,,.""1 ;tnd the: Aio.SOc."ia1td PrH~~lat out mb'nulklft rto\Nkd II\ the ' r• JllldtD1:s UUUal ~ ttit:'al!C'. (uund ltlij~.UIIol\ 4-fMj "'"'"-*' r•\UC'\J ttk runhtr. • FJ\c- repontf'. dNI ~o• up to tntn~te"' J.w,tr C,rt'tOf <'\-r$.' 11n floi'P) llat aod nurr0t da,...l. UPI had" ,.....,.,., and pltot~ 00 hand. and II\ ll<'l' •C'flt l~t.ll Q\t'f lhf.: "h' \hor11Jth~tn- tL~ un\bu.al uurt m ..tk- '' itnn\.·\ltnl h.abnr natQ'I•idr. Somcehtf\1 d!< h.J\ pm\cn mh'"f'l"tlnf . \1n<'t' thr tK\a\ ~"'~ \\hilt- tome mdi'LkJuoal fQ-I'C'f\ ha' ' •~ohJUth.'\1 lt'l ihc11 rc.tdt·u that -"Of~ PO the )lot) ~~• 1 phon) one:. UPI rtlot'tl h.;a~ Tho Student ....._..,,on or Ill< Slate Uno\Cnn) (!>liS) bu)10~ has publnhcd 1 b~ o f ttkphonc numbcn to I\Sn4 su.Klents an t:).ptdtt•n& J)Uh.hl~- The bu)i n& <m ~e · ~ o('("f\ 10 . u UB stud.tnl-' and orft'n· on tlem• prk nJ rrom S I ~. ser~ >""' tu run a -.~'rr"1""' ~II.W• tnta~t •luk-. 1\ JWO(lli\MII to tn.tf1UtQ~1UtC' \ti an~·thf'f ""h • OJid hunrrr anJ ~ trk.tloN .. m«11.11 ntnt. tn deal Thlli.nl. ..~l\fllg TM Uru"'cnuy Llbrann art :spontonn& an c\.h,btr or Unh\."nll} facuhy and P<OrnJIOnalotafr publintiOO\ pnnlcd th" )l'3r, Dir.ctor or til< ubuno S.kto<laJ Roy"'"' Ia~ " "'L Jown>l111ida, ~'· collccuot" of C<&>)> and ,...._1 pobbcaiiOD> .. ;u all be todudcd tn 111< n h1b11 . r""""'"~ ........ c.--. _eo-a, CMINI'I&..t+'C--...TH-....s O..IIIOCI•,. W'Cifr'~ Kew\A~., J"' '- ..., · o C~ ......"' c Kac,. "1CiiOllnO.fto. .ki'!!ftFOI"'WA- ~1 ~· flfiiOII.. N•to.-.4 .............."' 1 Jto.e ~ ~top,.,,., O.•IICf Oua-.oO.Usnrur ~Of,.., JtHre, R Ttvw401VSpom J~ .. 0.-al ••• r.-t.urt s~ o.,NS A. Cc:-"tt•uO ~·eMs..,. s.,. ,_o•oo~r Jill fey N C.ntQIJI•vtf-.u a~ .,..,., Jimtt P M\olrphv'CCH"PIIOift-r What ~C\ to Jtu,..,.. hil\~t rc:..,hf:d .111 a1l·itntt..· h tJh, \:~)tU(Idlntt >Ailh our d ca\jon •o a;o ah~tnJ '4Jth iht M\ antJ thC' H·l Ntm~ h '\ 1 h~ Colond Sandcf\' n1~hod-thc ~ '" w hUlen the: Ruu.an" ur " ~" ~ll..ll~ •t \liUfhlrl ·rm Sh'rtt~ G-i1·•A4..,. COO'*"'•Jot r,. Sptc_,uJJt " HtYed a, the Pf'Ht f~New'lpapel ~teLo• A ~bTJIT'Ift S,...a<:ate CoiltV'•• H.--c~ r.,... Auoc:&atecl Cit) Plannct' ItT c&lltnJ .lllt'fllktn tO lhC' ruk Ol I he' liM\ II' rcb\nk.h nJ our da.-rcptl d'~"mo•l'l art'JI\. 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(516~· 'le>l! on I ons I..S.UW and (31$)-ll? ...UA and ($181-134-132• for Uf'\II IC ond Buffalo n it< s.u-GouO..· ltl Pelh~•rt• The roil or the l ltfh\ offtt<'d b) lht k"t U t..'t' I f (' au:aranll,.,•d 10 be 1he ~~·Ht ~ithln a SO mde r1od•u' c>f •here thc) A• r purd\a\4.-d. To obiatn savlnp throYgh the St'n k'c:. ,.,udcnl\ td«< lh..- th:m .. ~U...ttG F•t ~~tts$) ~ rtte ano~•too Pw eat S~ lp«tflt"!ii •• na•tON ~11..~bp~O""Sand ACMtrt"'"C ~'toS~fllc' reor...-.•.., lor '""&Me,... ....... sa..,• .........,..,.,ot oft~Rt..,.. IICIC.itecl f'l ~~ h ... , . t l ~fUt_ lOS ~ S.trM4 . . . . . . ,..,.. ........ 14.?14 ,.._.... a7t6a.Jt)IJ'6 .0..tor-. Journol:sm >todcm> 01 ,...... YO<L' o Scltool ol \'nu>l Am 101 a a hoa\ ' " ' ' " ' . . . _ Ill n>cdoa &ull!btl~t romttly b) h<l""" 10 lf\lll on ~-rral rl\..,at nc-. ipaflt"'$ and OR( ~uon.ll oavc WOll."'t ••k- cuJt tha1 au. cod••tGa\.."'ho.. 11w- stDtf ml) 30und far --ftkhtd.. b ul o -~~ ~K"'Il*' c-noUf-h to makr- the J)ai«S--IIM C'h~J 111lNJn• • 1hf' Jt t~VIInfttm "'" and tbc Loum1llt- t:'V~if'H'!I..Jfi~J,.,N1f, and lo bt fta1 u1N l'!) lhc 111-· ... $1_,..., 0.0,""" , . , &rt'•IO.. ... . ,,. sc-ctAIII'II \ ou ctut.. tn anJ ,.,.,_ \OU. '"; • "'•"- t. ;~ t...u ,,J ~...r ..nJ ~ ru ~'tl: PetiGik.-4'~ ..,..,_ . ~ . . . . . pot..... ~..,. '"- u.,...,.e>......... TIK-rl.annn"' k.-,., - - Eo--101tl'4 pole,.- • 011........_, Dr ,,.. Eo.w tr1 Cll~ ~oOft;J~ .,..,. .....t • Tho saucknu, m<mb<.,. o r a )Ournah"" .to.. IIUJhl b) J""1fb prr» C'Ottfrn11t.."'f', .c"N out ~t"" ,~....~ 'IJ'J deab 'Wllh IMdLI rt'fWC":4cnt.at'""n tmneucJ h ) 1hn1 of-.~ ~. orpn&Zed a -· Xl/ltA ._. I..Aetlf.._'f41fliW~ J tt SahatlM Amt) "til be Jll\.: .. ••r.J """ rhc ..n' ttudJI.i "'"'"·''• ra,.,.,nr tltlt ~,•U\"'C ;lnd dtl'\.1 ·braul\ ht lht """'~C'f'.. Q ot t.a s.troct11 p!WIG bt IW"'•IIC •·r••P•&l& ~~ 1) Cl ~ ~ e...H•>O. N'r dant't.'1\ and AIU h. 1.111 DlslhOI.IItG frN k.t1 . . Unf\!41f1>th "''I (loft(~)' pet fl<l'&l.r C~Jft �·City officials, Falls residents discuss· water thty -.:o~4 8y RIC HARD C HON ) NIAGARA FALLS-Cuy olrodah heft foddcd Qll<'ltom fram .., OAJUOU• publoe abooo.t the qua!Uy of their dnnlin1 • 11<1 II I ...public Kl"'Unt&bd.t.t) W'\SJQA'. bdd Thunday ruabt by the New Yort Pubbc IIIIer«! lloan:h OroQp IN\ PIROl Clloam Alita=. 'lbc IDC<IIIfl, l1lOdcrat<d by NYPIRG \tall .a.ntt\t Wabft Hllltl, poll<d N_.. Falb Cny Matllll<f WoUoam Sc1ao and Dircaor or UUlitoa Rohctt ch~ "Ont or th< crcat thon" abcxot '"'"' ... tkmoaoey .. that publoe oporuo~~ can rt.r a l&r1< rok 111 ck<<mUOIIII policy ... Hand 1Nd the l~amcc a& the ouua of th< ......... "" «<<<ur.,..t lhe ao•d 10 rnponJ ·~h rhnt lt&ftJ to .....,.,..,... mAde~ th< t..., cit) offiNib, and • ~ani. c;uo·, Ofk1'J.ftl ft'm&fU •m con~.'1hai.Of)' 1n tOM ··we arc IOftiJhl not 10 C\~t-JUC1 I htft ckbal(':· ··w.. ur ht'ft 1n 1M ~o:ommon Siq,ara t---• tlo·pla~ on M \&Jd. Mll(thc.-• lPOMI a li>.-.mcrnbcr "cit:Wn's'' pancl :u fl'rG"'"" 1 nu\nanc I.'Om.lnmtar)' on lhc upha by Sd"" and \1tllh<WS Cay Cddor tnln-"t We arC' hnc \l!lkfdy " <;(lao dtfmkd th< aly·, r("(''f\j nr monuouna "' F&lb Con\'c-:m•on Cmtft''l Gr~k _.111tf Thtat<t be(O<c .., <1'11) llundtcd c:itymodcQu. The mco:una foUowed the rtkosc 0ctobcr 12 or a 28>-paae <tudy by I"YPIRG. <nthlod T1HI Rao•alffl catclully at the !NYPIRG) r<pon, you'll find 1h11 ;aln'IOu .all tht dau NYPIRO ther<d from Cloy or N~ l'alb i!udl.,, .. mrmtd waMcwrattr is dumped 1n1o tht' river daily, tht' wud)' revealed. and some of !hac chemicals~ linding lhar "IY Into th< Noaaora Falb city watcr S)'<l<m, •hlcll ......,.. - m.ooo pcorl< l'fYPIRG CitilcnJ Alllan« ""'l<tf prQCIII<d Sclao and Ma~oh•"• ...., asked "'"r th< thy wa.- not takina more action m lluaauon 1,111nu Hnok« ChcnucaJ, V. hOK IOMC dump 1.1 located lc<s lhtn 200 r-rdi from the city 'Aitt"f system'• tnta.kt •hO<c>han. "Wh.., did I qu11 btJII"' my wire; 1ha1'{ v..h:u you're ..~tnl.'' MatlhcWJ rcplicd. "Tht- tellOf\ •e're: waicin.a 11 thai ....~ ha\t 10 Tbt aty bcpn lht lon..tioo .....,.,.., in 1978, and M auh<.-s • ~h a j><t&UOA >W\<(1 b) 6,000 penoru d<manduta the immediate "'utdO"An of 1hr- C•cr of Noapra Falls shorcsllaR dnol<io& •lller onlaloe I) >tan. iruullorioo or .,anul>t """'"'cd carboo (CAC) tihrat1<10 >Jilcms'" tbc city water S)"SScm to dmun11c IOU cbemicab. and IM Maeltnmt or a commu:rul)' ''R.iabH.o~Knct'w·· Ia•. •1>trh •-ould r<Q\1~ ch<nucal companies to dliiCllcHc: •here tn ttK Niapra F"moucr loJUC: cll<mo<als arc- bnnt manuraaurrc~ • .nomS. transport~ and " If )Oti look wed"'' .. R"·tr, . -. hieh dttallro ahe mu~ivc dumping O( tO:QC cbtmtc&h intO lllc Nbo&•ra Ri•tr. Chcr .100 mmlon pi Ions or chCI1lically. ~ut'rlin; dumped. T h• ,_.,., had a11 ah• '""' or bcin& a wdl-on:hcaratcd mcdoa e\-cnl . 1lle theaacr v. as dtd::fd 'lith NYPIRG Citizen• Alltan« banner•............ !be sides or th< semi-circular hall was cordon«S orr. tbe five Jllnthsu-l .. o or whom " ut rnembttt or Cltiz.ens Alllilll~wct< bncrcd o:an:fully by Hana about what qu..aions to ask. and tht' auditncre mcmbtri wue ai"CC1 sian• rddlna "Good.'' .. Bad" 11nd " Run.around.. w thlt ..-e:~u ha\-t: to ~« 11 throu&)) ." Ht' caJt 6oub& on tht efrtctnt11t't or OAC liltrallon, 11111111 rt ..U . . _..... and that Olbcr Idol <Oally IDCI>WCJ COUld t.. IO~cn IO prcwnt~ >ptcad of tOll< 0 chmnca.b and~ .. aau ~)"SCtm, lndudo"' constru<IIOII •orl on th< >horftltaft lO I<!'Aif the leaks. \1att~t nwntaJncd tha.t the -..urr no-'"1 1n1o 1hc -.-a~.tr J.)"lm'l thora.hlf\ -.-as unta.tntcd by ch<mo<al contanunauon. and thai taJ\. or dostnl the tot aLe "'ti PfCDl&lwt. "h'' • mantr or economy. it'i .. mann- or r....obillly, ti'J. mallcr or do!"' lotncrhrna hrcrf'l<\ably "'""'.'' he ..od. Pantlist \1arprtt. Gu:rliani then Sdao ahou<th< $20,000 ollocat<d by lh< l"iapra 1'•11• Common Cou,.,olto condun another ~udy on the rl\ltr -.11trr. "Why spmd mt>11: money ltkntif)'lf\&l.ht orobltm, which u alre:ady b«n done~ ins:tead of dolna .omcthlna to corr<ct 1!7" u~ <d ohc asked. Sc1ao rt'pli~ the swdia \\ere ••We all txi~'-C m '1otllcr a.mt Ood. bUt ~ho.l ~rt 1he u~l.'" Vnu'n: 'tOO 1imt\ more "'~"h nl 1M chemical pollutam• tha1 llfC' tlf~nll)' bant ftc! 1n10 hkf'l)" IO d1t ftctm a (11Ant \.rA\h 1hc Nt-'lllll RJvcr-and brma ma& 10 "'put ttlc N•a.aara Rlrt:r into complcu focw. •• He 1old tht audien« that rC'SpOn~ 10 ~cntinc <ludit$ 111Jch ~h tt\c ahan dnnl•na the 1111tc1. Tht n~b ma1 beth'""· butlhcy'rc not N\' PIRG repon arc emouonal, rft"t\.m.'' Titt Dudtetl« \IU,"'IUttd and do not rcadol)' lead tu los~~:al >Oivtion1. "Why don't )OU be upo front abouJ l,_problcm." Guiltanl co"nr"'r>l, .. ..., the pcoplt can co 10 th< fodcral illld S<at< 10\ffft.mcnl :~nd 1-1), 'Lool. our loc&J of(Jeilb arc uytni,.IO htll'), but it's nor eClOUJh to ~h~ ttk ba\.k al Mauh~\ ••\\ hal <11c ~c ..lkl"' >bcxot7" M~uhr..• a,l<d probltm"~·· <Onllnn>tcd on lhc lcdcral fn\lfotJnk':tttal Ph)ltl'tiOI'I A$ro<) 's re«ol ckct"oo to I urod abc •cpeu or the ~boo be-d' '" The CU) h:u no1 P<Jbli<ilcd the '''ti«OtD" dforb it" 't'aLm.g m lhr 1wt a.p.tt~~ Hook« Cfhnn.cal and Pla'!ia ('orpor.uooo. Sd.Jo r~ ,.tu for tbc Rtght-IO~Kao• "W&ICf," \hoUU~d ant Spt\.1110f "\\ oU rou uutallth< <yttan!" a.lod • p.anclo'l Doth S4ou aod ~btthc.-• <ood lhao the aly ,.oukl nor Arln ahe mM.IrtJ. \\auhr~u tht at)'·~ •.t1-lc trutn\Cfl! 1.%111~- Nod\ chat •auld clunJ:I\..-Ir t.ol d ir the. fund on.. r<O<<n "«<I """ •hty, lhc bt'd~ 'ftould be in optr...Jion •lltur~ tv.o )'fin. As fOf N\'PIR(j CIUtd\\ Alhancr'1t~i11tn('nt of h1m and «;d1o, Matthe•t caUtd u ··,u~m!lt •• thn Watln Han& ttad 11 uolrcrem pomt or.,\,., Asl.cd 0 the -...u advft'RIW m IMC, he rt'l)locd, "No, I don't thonl "' COOP<rlllon can ooJy be lln<lor«J alttr tnfonnotion bu t:Jnoq rv• oa the tabk. uaUl )'® .,no• •t\alchr publ.c •illllt. and ho• r., publoc offtaalf arc •illlll tnan ·• In, Sclao <old the oU<Ioetla, "We •outd un<qui\OC:~bh surpun ~och qoslatioo," akltouah \lanhc.-s c:atSJOMd tbaa ·"}ou N'r to be: car~ful that <he approprwe body cnforcc the'"" .. Manh~1. Wti then a~L~ •bdh<r the GAC' fi~ratoon I)•tcm p<opowd b) NYPIRG ..., in (..,I prolubiC&dy Upetl!it'\t, as bt had \latod before. '-la!thc.-~ p<ndll«d I 1979 Uuc.l)' b) lbt ~~ Vorl. State i)qw1mcn1 of Hc:>ltlt P<Uina lh< co;r or •uch a 1)'>\cm at SI2·U rrulllon. He qutstioncd ~hc1.hcr che apmditurc ol sud! fund) .,as Juntficd. •.uain.g thai '' v.llS oot yC'I k.oowo "'hether the ~unoum of chemicals found in the drin1r::iQg waltt :tctuaJty ~a "SOAP OPERAS" <A program priaent~ by Or. Mary 8. Canale, Olrec1or of ProJect Daytime THURSDAY Oct. 2lllh, 2~ pm Knox Lect ure H all Rm. 104 Amherat Campua Sponsored by SA a GSA hcahh ho.rard. '' Puri1y is Ihe: best:' he sajd, GIVE A DAMN! This brain teesing finger twlatlng puzzle hu 23 trillion permutations, Available at 11M Contemporary CreaU•Ity Boutique .,_nnl~ by the Albflght·Knox Oanery Shop and the Ollie• of Culture! Allalra. w~. Thura, Fri - Oct. 28,29,30 10 am ·3 pm 10 Capen Hall, Amherat Campua (next to the Tlllen Rm) Express· your feelings on the 12°/o cuts in the financial aid programs proposed by Reagan! Write a letter to Senator D'Amato in the Squire Lounge October 26 to tbe 30th. Let him know how important these programs are to you a every Sl)NY student! BE HEARD! of m«~tt'l �editOrial ) A government for lhe people? The world ts full qf wry Ironies, not 1lle leaSI of which concerns the New York Stele Pubhc Interest Group (NYPIRG), which as recently as last Sprong was In dange< of disappearing 1rom the lJ8 campus altogelher. Through a last-mlnute flurry of negotiations, NYPIRG officials convinced tho Student Association (SA) not to reduce Its budget by one half. a move wnlch would have effecltvely term inated the State-wide public advocacy organlzauon's UB branch. Last Spring' s NYPIRG controv8fsy w~ more a claSh of personalities than ol Ideologies, a petty feud that. disturbingly enough. came very close to end1ng NYPIR~'s existence on campus. Set against the tremendous work that NYPIRG Is accomplishing across the State-exposing toxic chemical hazards, wor1<1ng to relorm eulomoblle insurance rates, pushing lor a Statewide bottle bill. lobbying lor and feedback- winning, standardized " Trulh·ln-Testlng" legislation, working against nuclear energy-the absurdity of the student political process beoomes all too apparent NYPIRG's UB branch was instrumental in helping put together The Ra••~ RIIIBI, a study whiCh eaposecMhe toxrc che.,lcal ttaurds In the Niagara River Acco.Sing to lhe study, some of these chemlc:lls arc finding their way Into the City of Niagara Falls' drinking water, producing a tong·lcrm cancer hazard for almost SSO,OOO residents. This problem has existed lor years, and ll's not 1 rash assumption to think thai It would have continued to exist undetected A "60 Minutes" segment gaYe nahonal exposure to the problem, and rt rematned on the front page of the local new51)8pers for days Now tho State Assembly is opening hearings on the toxlcs problem, the federal Environmental Protection Agency has prom1sed tho City of Niegare Falls lhe money II needs to repair the carbon beds In Its waste water treatment center, and the Falls Common Council has commissioned a second study on the river water All olthlsls a direct consequence or NYPIRG's ect1on1 NVPIRG ts now educetrng tne publiC on how 11 c1n filter drtnklng water In the home, and 15 mobrllzlng popular opinion rn fa•or of closrng thO contaminated inlake $horeshalt ol the Falls drlnktng water system, Installing granular acllvatea carbon filters In the system, and. enac11ng " Right-to-Know" legislation which would mand81o that chemical companies disClose what chemicals they are manufacturing and whero they ere being made. stored. transported or dumped loday, II s obv1ous to see thai NVPIRG's work Is invaluable. and has a ullhty that goes lar beyond the boundanes of ue·a campuses. whiCh 11 not something that many student· supported organlzallons cen boast It's sobering to think that Its life on this campus could have been snulled out by the whims of a lew perturbed lelbert Hall pollltc1ans Hopefully, we can still learn lrom our mistakes T be ax faJI again ..,.,_, wH• end • ean.m d•Y on Som-rh~ )IOU take/or gtlnted m•1 soon d1a_., tH bO d,.n,oolly ol r - II llo<lold ~ , . , " ftll' "'Y· 1he amou.M of m~ wtttetr Jtuoenra receNe Ht IOelf& and ltMrtetal ''d t~WM o. cut IPPfO.d m•t•ly 12 Pf/ttoent ttWftnts wltl be To tbe Dean, part II "'""1 EOftor Thfl f1 •n open fet("' DHn Joseph Atvtto. ro School ol M•.n•gemenf On August 11, 111111. you fttU • mtmonndtJm to Howard Foster, Bob O.nu.ry ark/ PhH KuMman. I fltOUkl fif(e to quote from that ,.,., "'In rf)e tMantmr•. b)' rh/1 m•monMum I am lnsrruetlng rn• Chwmon. o.porrn>M! or ap.,.r-• Allo'Yols ro no lotJf1"t #mploy Mr Ktollmon tor INdll"f/P<f'POUS UtlfUtloJ 1 - . II 0 tiOCtitMnrod - o f K'-S !OkMIIO -I'KI podlt-lul tfii/ICU/t . . ideflt/1/od"'- ,._r -It>} lire MM _ , . .Wih IM olllcllcy or riHiu ol/ona Ex_, In the moJI e•tre1ne clrcumat•~•. Jt 11 aJflkuJt ro tualif-t ,.hiring •n hJJiruct« wuh tuch a conslltMI lfi<X>rrl 0/ I~IISS dllllc<Jit'-a. WhWe IIHI OC/100/ /a grHtefll/ ~Alt. KraNm.n'r w/Hingn• •• to wott with u.-'" •tao have • oiHt ool;gltJon to P«>Vkle ''/tHat adfJqUife ln$UuctJOD lor II&IHfttl With I IUOstant~l ~1ft behavfor, to rHmploy Wr. Kreitman WIIOfJfd • -~thor rJ>.· - tooa Hl/00<110/y.., upon • COCWM ol *'llbi/Mit.tf I .... IIJ.t.n Ulllf«loq •rrung ~ronm.,.t 101 ,.,.,.,., a.ICXIMia. .. I Witt to «nphadl• the It~ tiNt the abow ,.....,. • quorf!d Wfbetum r,... •rrnot my pcJbflc ctuuga 01 wild eccusar;ons but r,,,., , , aample ol your own InC/sf~• wntlttg. I would 114e to put the rolklwlng question• to ,cu. OoHn"t "IQ noJOftR., flmploy Mr. Kr•JJman .. equ•te to 1/rlng thlr Jnst.n;ctot?'' In ,our o.m 'I'Ord&, IHIJW ' " ,,.,. en lnJtruct.or wlflt • "oona/_ r _ o/Jtt.c:lou dtlllwllln. "lh«t ,..-, • ....,..,;ntial ,..,_ In Wore ,.~ng ,_mp/t>yod II orao '- .,.,_ ,,_ Wa m - n < l - IM/IIIr. Kro/1/fMI! d / d - •eo~ablial! o ,... IMn . . IMming _ _ , lor .,.n ..,.,rior,.. ..,.,.,ng ,w..,., lludftlt&. • An ,o.; go;ng to I UIKI on fi)Js IMJfvctOI'aablltry 10,.. tolrty?- rouluat 1/te<ltor dllllcrllllft.,..c. nrta -•lllflltl'f ,_ _, llld oortl-101'/· IIIIMI Ia I I H I - roro let flfudeltla potltiotllng /1/_,..,.,.,., __ l or • grot» C/1--oro • Orot.onoo Co/rlmlnN? H.....y--lflfudeltl--111/ylled ol uine " FKtllty- _I_Comnom-1" E--llleoi<I/OOaOOUIIIIeONIN-01 ,,. r - -.,,. .... ,,., 111_..,,.,,.,.? r~~er- Jwt ln.llg•ble lor lt>~ns •n4 aid. and may 011 unable to I Uend SChOOl. Otn.r. who hi,_ Iflew .,a IIJa loin& cui wHI hiWt ro scroutt~ lor tdrt dol/en to Thll lfiCOnd muMJ ot budgtt c"'' od"-,... a.... d.mn• Tony lbddrdone Cool<llnat"' Externlll Allalro Ktltllna D. S..OU SASU 11epr-nlall"" JollftSonloro 'Ifill be ptetsented w;n be 1 leller·•lmt;ng SASU Arlp!-tative s.-c.- C.lfJ/Higrt Jn $quite HallaH SASUflo!><-tiYe rreeaom or choice Editor: ''rlnfl TMre are ptONbly som• ~ ~ ,,. of Utt tb011k>rt IISVtt t)ut thM trt •IIU • /tw thlfJQf lfJit n..a to u .saki. p,.aently, there fs • grrwp on c.mpu1 c•JMd VoiCe lor Clio/c.. TIHiy .,. noll/ghllnll 10100011/M, l>ul lhe ri.Qhl to choo-.. e~lon 11 • mNnr ot •ndlntl 1ft &HJWIIftC pt~Mnc:y it e ~It .10 dui!U.. One of ,,. /uuoa rh~ gnwp lallgllrillg ·~IIIII Ia IN HuiMn Ute Am..r:Jment Thl# •~mettl, wfllc1J m• n'f tormt. ,,_ most pteiMt OM bt*'IJI ,,. r..gla/ot.,.. Auii>Oifly ilmMdm«tl by 5«1«1« Horcto. Ia /UII OM logisloriW _,.,. dftslgnod to toke awoy 1110/rHdom of ChOtc.. What II,... M Ita , _ , reatrioted lorm II QM t , . IM UI penorthood .,,tus.. whlcA 1Nkft-4b0rtlon mfJrdtH •MJ me~•• •omelorms o/ 0/rlh <U>nltol (tho pill. IUO, end aptHmlcldo) 1//ogor. StMtor H•tch"a Nt'llon g1W1 tltt a tare concc'"errt po- ro .,... - · fe90rrll"ff ollotlloll tho ptOVislon thet whlc:hrNt' law '- more ,.ltrlctf~ f• tM llw ,,.. sttle fllilf follow. TINt Js. 11 tM ltlte Nw Ia IWC:W teltrlc.l/tle "''" ,,.. ,,.,.., #tw, ,,.., II tJJe Jew re••• •ncout• •ttOPtton •• •n ellematM. Iff lddfllott. teenegen .,. m•mJ•rfld to PI'-"" ot rHJtlly tlttir rh.,, pregnoncy. ThoH 0/111 ho,. glllatlmpllcetiotla Wlt/1110 more MIHI/cold lundlng '"' cftlldblrth, and""",. putvng • c.Jhng on ,,. num,.r of duid,., you ctn h-e~ ertd ar/11,_.,. mOM!'. /lOw con poor ....,on oi/Oifl II? are I lao Mallh rls4a ro ~JdM-•onr. 121/Kt " yoor oldl oro not pllyaloall'f 111 ro _, • c/11/d and n.,. 1-l>o-IHI.. acl!~~~~<»oloeblgo_,., T,. ~Mont,. ouic:lr ro -~ • - 'fOUI'IIQtrt• 10 ~.,. o-....IOOblel-- ,_up/or adoption our e,. ttwy INdy ro ~,_,fill or ur up p<OfltOml ro t•ke un ol , _ . l>oO..a IIHIJ' tttbont• . II tnt 'I!.A [Human Ult A m - Q ,..._ . womtn oould oo Tn.,.lllgolod II anr-...., &u~R«fl tfHiy . ,.~.,,. '" uHa or mtac.,nege, • woman wm o. l.nv..tfQit«< to meke awe fl wean'/ ••11 /ltducod In oddlt/otl, h could pur roatrlct/Otll on IIHI lobs ...,.,.., .., do ~n~~na~~r SOIH~1HI · - t>ltro • .,. roo rftllcuroua ro /)tilt btlt lhe'f Mly. We II VOiolf 101 Cholt» are not -ao·"ff • Oott.M or aaJ1tt11 rttar It I• ITIO bOC1 • wl!/t:ff witi(/O'ieffl, - - Morll« Olllwf>kll Ia ,_11'(111 COIIImitiNS lrt llle H - on<l S...r. la thO Family l'n>IOC1iotlllcl, by s.Mron: J~ W•h. ~-. Cochran, Com artd d.,.,,.. Wiler are '' ,,.r 11 . - oo IJP ro 1110 woman ro q,oo.. 1 0 1 - l on<l thor ,_. Heldt. nrt• Ja ,__on 1110 -,,.dRioMI latnl/t" on<l P I - pui>/IC SchOol,..,.,, IOXJ- C»>ISonll(p or -••· porenror nollll<»tlon ltN oont- 1/ve Nt'll<»., VD trHtment, abOrtfon •nd 1bott/ott peS-/hOI wo<Jidftn- IIHI--Mt'a - l l t y on ~ P••Mng , ... lewa W041K1 mMn roerrlcrlng ,,. poraonoll-m o1 ~- 1 uovi pooplo ro otond up. to~~ "'""-and light/or tlrolr , , _, II oould ...., fu•t wrltl"f/O loltor or • poat. .td IO I'O<ItioglalltO<, IN ....t lng a llhOM <:1114 01 a/g<llng 0 pol/liotl Do not t » - 1'0<1/S.,f IIIlO thlllllllfltTIOt or ,,., OOfltlw/lng. II oppoa•• aer Huutlott eiH/1e• I-lion. ..,.cio/1'( In - "· MldllloMII'f, It pt'Oitlb/ra ,... ol r..go1 S..aa Cotporotlon tllflth ltN 1/tV.- In lflloliotl IO aOotfiotl, .,.__liotl, , _ on<l P'l rlgltla. Aloo ptOIIIbllodla a / -/ on_, r o - ~or t/flltanlng _,.,.. HPI/Cif/r.- TIN Ctroartry Bill, by S...tota Hore~t , .. ,.,., , . _ - Ia ..... UftdiN lhla million will oo ollocotod ro .... dltftt..U 10 Congres-1 •honly, ami thl et It 1~tet1 to /all on •rwffll old p<O(/rom• • .,.,. u BEOG, GSL., and cws II 1'0<111/W • dam!l, lor 1'0<11 "'Oeo oo -.a• nr.t• 1"" .__,..., opMtflf-..IL .- _.., ....,. orpan<zod and . . .,. po-lo/ w. e'-df(l fJ;ffl. .... c:en oeiHt lflllt We IIHIII • . . , tiN pi"NIU!f't on A ,...,. mtnuta ol )'0411 I~ CM ntlft I IVPI>Iemetrt lfJISeloUtl ......, - - ... oddlrlon, It 4 ..... - WNMidty, Ootobt'f 211 StMror AlptJonu o•Amtto wUI be our matn fill/« We. IJ: 611/det)ta. muat '"him lno.., lllat w« pro~~loltlng ollotllon Ootrton .... ,_.ell..,,., t>r J30 oounutifl{l or ,.,.,., end ri .uy~rog ,. tOO mUM tfiQgrNmetrl on tiN IUUH ,_ to h •N lltWI ,,.luw$ .,.,, .-nr -.--.w~•liglrrroaew­ <»-.cy ltH ,ou. We mutt oH llfl/tl 10 _ . , . . - ...... J._.., UB Camc>Ua CooldlnOI"' '"' Vote. '"' cno4oe �qp-ed \c9lles! ~pinion By LOUISE DELL' AMICO atthouglh the anlmatt are extremely oe~Xotl(.. rnott of thol car.takefe tove the an1mals~ But thla miNOa '"' pe:Wn•. f would like to comment on tf"'e recent leu ora concerning the u5e of dogs for reseercn ti'ICJ tnctllng by the UB medical department I wrote • ltUOJ OM.IIng with lhls luue lut 141!1'MalM, and rec!ffvtd 1 couneovs response from Shei\Hrl M NeQeb and JOf'ge Vetuao~ aNOdate dlredOf' of the Labotatorr Animal Fac:.lttl... t met wtth VNeco tea.t • ..., anc ~·nee the ••~ has been rt.ad ~· in. tMte are turthef pcMniS I w.outct ,,.., to make. Fltat of en, I wouiCt like the pu~ to tNt,,.,,,, that ttwe J1 no •••~e or federal law wh•cb rtQUirta the uM: ot ., OMIIhe<lelonolgeslc on eny 1-.otO<y OlllrNII, oalong •• ,,.,. re...rcWclaJms th•t st.teh YNge wouiO lnterlere with tho tx!Mfl,.,.nt. This Ia l<nown ~ronleoiiY)os tho Anlmol Wollaro ...<1. Some 0111m11a such u blroa. lion; mk:e tnd farm Mltnala are exomp1 front tnJt &C1 (I.e.. parn can be lnfltetld w1thout an aneslheHc lnd no pptanaHon 11 requlrtd). 1vt omployoo otlho neollh c.ro _ . _ . In lOt,....; me tnot lntubotlona ond ~~...- orol*19f,....; on ohoop, ond" lho)l'ro nt>1 dono 111-ly. oecuiOIIOily • .. ,,, dlo dU<1f>9 tho nl;ht. Tho .,,,.,.,,._.tO<y lo<:llhla oloo hovM oloths, mesua oro mon~oyo. cola, OQWYols, guiON 1'490. IU<koya Ond cnlckona Tho employee w11o t - keto aold thot ,_,.._,..,Plot am queatlon'ng tne right of humane to " " animal• tor any type of reaearch, regardless o t v."hethe' Of not I he animals lt01rtl1ed won. V•••aco·• MC.lttary lilJd, ··These .,•m.a•• are •no m-ont uMO •o ~ med!C&ilechruques 'lfh.C:h uve your &Oft"Cat • Thts tt. the typ.c;tl rnponH trom oeoo.. ~ Ute Mattn car-e ftrd. ancs tt ..s a or IT\an6putauon wtwcn p11~ on ~ , . ., ol o.e1n &len llllttnef\11 ItT\~ tt\11 Itt)' p(oceQute ti'Wty 6o &ftOuld be t•• •ot., acceptab'e to 1'1'\e If il me111s 11 may ""'' my 1111 SOI'Y\oelly The kt1..-.nce II 11\at I should be Qflttlu4 fOf thetr achl~t• Instead ot quesUonlng their metnoo:S So Wh)' am I 10 unappreciative of theh noble ettorta to saya human ltvoa? For one thing, t Queltlon tne neee»•ty of usti"'O enlma11. Thoro are many altemlt•YOI to lhol ute ot anlmata, such as maahemat~eaJ ano comput., l"f"''!de41ng. cutturet of ~omtcehular ayatema. tiJ.Iul c::uUutes. and cun•cal and ep•demiOtoglc.alatuo,-. . . . !.,·:::::=':. ·=~':';:::,::: ~~ ~ble tmPKt •n ttte ldvanc:ea ~ peog:reu of manr ~teeJ hekb. espec·•••r ~o!OCXItmonary .sutgerr, OtQat'l tfan5plantauons. OeW'oc>ment of tnsul•n ancs many otNf tlta.vtng techntQuea. dtUQt and J vecc~nes ... ThliiNdl to my 'H()Onc:l potnt.. WMt ,.,Pt of people reQUitt ,,_. lit.savlng tKohntq...-.•• and er• there anr ott.. altatnatiYn Ot met"<M'Je of lnt tn~entiOn tnat anould Dt contld.,ect Pfk>f tOtauc.h dr&aUc. m.,na at ourge<y? Con1lcle< tho lollowlng fKtL -Fact011 wttich ~lnb\lte to COfon&ry twart d•...M '""~ ot>esur. amoktng SJ:reu. t.ck of ••.-c•M. ano h4gh ilttfvm ci'IOIMtttot ....,._ -Conwvatf"fe •tiiMtH r..eai tNt 80 ~~ of lit Canoef ta t'm'IIOt\'ftlltltllt)' ·~ -f01 tnl. . .~ 0C>eH pa1~t1 Wtlh IICWtt-on.MC Cliabl~a. ~"' ton tteQ\Iefltly leada to ,.._,n of not mat Q1U1l0. . IOI«OIICO Why 111M focvt ot mechQt c .. e conotnuttea on oevetoom.nt 01 aav•nced surgical techntc'fuea at tho eJlpe(\H of mllfiOftt of entmals per ye.ar, when an enoonoua .,..-c~IIOI of human monalltr ano morD•dlty ean be d~recnr atwbut.eo to f jfe-alyte anc:J tn•tfonment? Why it tn•rt 10 !HUe M'lpt!ISII CW1 ntJtrlUOn lnd dfet, e"etCt M , tl"d envnonm.enla• ha.ta~dl? Wh«t I t the tu:l tme )'Ov ,....," tM A,'"ertean Mechc:al Asaoc••1 ~ CtHIOZt 1ne tobacco and.n.~ry Ot the C.'*'"iUI !Industry? Mycontont""' .. t~oo ' " " - ...,... _ (ho O•rectkwt ot rnoed~ ,.....,.ch ate Qtrrnat•tt polifH:., aJ\d ec:onotn-c, not J'Md.al There ts money and PfMt~ tn antmat reMiteh. and •• far as I m OOI"'CWNd, U 11 1 most m)op.c, mlloditttei.O 111t.-n.Dt to cute human Ht1 DIRTY SriEAKEAS By STELLA MEDINA dlo-.ted to d ate onto a blue book. I w ill u1t OHtrUd to a amolcln9. ctwrod - - I l\rtOivst I>Hn l!udtlng lex ol>cMit IMI hou<a atro'IJnt; not mucn.vrontoel, but h 1 tno 011olodol, pumpedoln-air ol lhl1 ur.o.vo""uoto Social Qub Library tf'lat dtl.es me to the- ~nt of nett4n..nlly. I 'oak lor an ex.eute 10 get away from all tht Chint•dOU·faee women wtiO are hutecHy dlscuaaing thl pnc:e of tound- tnp Thankag"'ng airplane lic~eto hOmo oo "Tho Cloy," but 1 hi~ run 0\lt of money, and ltwfefort c.annot afford to buy a eup of coffee fOt my already-caffeine aoaked nervoet. and conaequentJy lose my good excuse to 00 down to thl cafeteria. , My ononoton Is dlvertoel lro<n tho pu~•loce - t o a gRKIP ol _ _ . . ,....,. mon who ooo l~xJnv thok tlob, quho - s t y lOt tho P\1<1*-. Somett>lng wide_. lnaicN my hood, I1IKI I om otroiG I hot It they -tile!' wiD - tho -111 "FnlltrOOion, lvtger,• and "I am lod up with you guys" spill ov1 onto tho 1100<. I deckle oo lu•o. Buo ohe<o muot bo l()methlng W!ong. Wily shOuld llol lhtiO purpto womon Ond llobby muscle men vet to mot But thia tstne mld·llfMttlf ptMaure drop, Ihe lhoutdtt-to ~~-books bluoo. o tltno - o n e aovo. tne aplrio, It It ...,,lng, but tho toroln, It ll lrtod. 1 ..., oolf t .,... noo It with tevol po4101col tho"'Y. w111> t'-«lcoii>IICI<groundl in po41tlcol port loa (8S?) Ond when mkt-tlfmt atk» around the Oc:loblf bend, I 11art to loot tb 1t1e M<. Alotps taps In lol11alot1 fmpoo,.Oio, In .mlch all« t ~ntan out a1 tno lnfOtmOt., I n - et-• -..v ~UIV•Iotlon I t•a commonty Mown 05 Acooemlc (ond you OhouQhl A 6 R stOOd IO< Admrnlor\o .,., Recoros. • Tho(lt loot- evooy time~ 0< lo tho mo<o noM~ ltudont, t.e.rnlng, or boll« yot, Education. Nothing no1 gono rlgntiOdoy. at least. not yot; noo since "'' tpU)ed ooffM Off"mr ptofesaor In lh• MOfn•ng (forget abOut lht A).to my rather cnnllng tUtcowerr that 1 <1o 1101 olter on. lit Into 1ne GJtnd.lat/lor Otauao (Road: 1 CW. not Qradulle Oft t&me. Arl txtrl Mmt:lt" lain •tOft 10< thl$ iOMIOmO COWbOy.) Thla couMa me to M rloulty 1o0o o vrlp on ,.o111y (the nota woo lon-• onyway) Olld 1 retko to -ton colotortato~ my lltuotlon Hatt-bri 11 0111 ol 111e ~~UHt lon; I Jo,.,..... I' ""'"" " " ' t - au~C>idoualr. _.lmoa t fOOl oo lll om bolng wotchod b y -· un161own l o unl-Oity aplrita tl\lll lurk cunnlngly bol\lnd ....., form and ewery mfd-term that I nn OU'I. They tNSe me wltl't whlaporo ol "Dovrw Cor<F onG " Lew Sch®l?", oorture 00111._- ma with murmLlfa of "'Dectmber Gfaduatlon?". I Mn.M thotl ma,y ooon go achlzo. I declclo to aook com tort, tol,.c:e, a uu-. con~aHon . I start to ttmtmbor that mi.nr 11'-"' of my trloncla .... comtortlng tl>ouvhl. ol-dy which Ia 1111 lrom o I ""' IMo o good lrlOnd w1>o Ia ...., thlnl<.lng ot oettlng "''"*' aoon. Wlllch b . _ wOtM. Tho root ol my tliOf>Gs. they too are In tho b l - IO< , . . _ 01 ... . ..-In lho d - - "'tho mouth. Of . . Muddy Wat•l WOUICINY. Nl my lOMeli art ~n· the ~uea..... II must be gotng •touod Yass.lr WM• ,..,, 1 dedde too. l"d blUer De on my ••r to C)<.' 1.10 .am~ lonQ - - moterioollrom a ll'Ol- but om ll<letrt.Ckod 10< o at lnt ,..,, -~~ ~P Thon~o to shltty obcMJ1 alii can llattn to Is the .. new ZIR... Nau...ttng taateteu music au«~ta my oora In the land ot oho Top Forty Mok• •·8t~tJt. a radk) station thll eielms to ha-.e ··new "''"'buy"'!!- GOt""""" ...,.,.ton, release•·• tf'lat ate abOvt a ye.11 old. a radio alaUon thai ts actually prouo of the fact tf'lat theY wtll p..y "'Rtdera on tho Storm" 2<Ttlmu "'ono day, t come horne Ond otwow o 11 lhllo Poott HttbOUt on tho oumtable. ond lllol Ia 110111 to Vol. Ulo stort1 to look good once OQtln, boca- Aocl< Roll will otwoya puti ~u th.._,., _ , . . tho 0<01>1-a moy bo oco 0< blo. d>em"' - . B....... It ...... "" mo. lvst - .-ymlng - llt<o " Ia going OOwnlllH,- on C&UOOa _,!oat ond especlah1 when rou ......-n to t'\.ne ru,. out of ceu.u and energy; you luat wont to put II all owoy ond say torvotll, aomothlng cllcko tnslclo yoUY -·oookod brain, .amethlng that tf'llt wh.atever happens l attH Is tater, ••r• and th.ll whel oountals now. oncl- I throw out my OOV<oe card vp my 10 tllo ct>apc« onthtod 1..og01 Rivhta and Morlllly, onc1 atoll to ,.od. t v t o - - ot tho PMrt o tauvn•ng lace ••Ill tho tft.i e Fo-Me. t'm 1.oo1 Too,• Ond I IOUVO. I at011 IO fOOl bOlter, wnlch Ia 1)000. tt•o ·Don,HarbOUr""""' -olonQ.,..,. �~!!!!!!!!ATTE NTION UNDERGRADS~!!!!!!!!ll SCHOOL-INFORMATION DAY ~GRADUATE AT U/8 Co-sponsored b'/f SUCI8uft•lo, St. Bon•Hnlllre Unl~e,.lty & C•nlsl11s College Speek to representetlves of fecultles '-' offering graduete progrems et U/B end from greduete schools In the U.S. end Cenede. t\ 0 6fi."'l Monday, Oct. 26th 112 Noon to 4 pm 5 pm to 7 pm - - • Capen Lobby, Amherst Csmpus-SUNYAB • ,,..~,~ Representatfves from over 30 Graduate Schools and faculty members lrol'}'l each division at UB will be in attendance. SOME OF THE SCHOOLS PARTICIPATING WILL BE: Adelphi University Buffalo State Canisius College Carnegie-Mellon University Case Western Reserve University Cornell University • Management CUNY· Baruch College Hofstra University Kent State University New York Institute of Technology Northeastern Universlty Pace University Purdue University • Management Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute St. Bonaventure University Springfield College SUNY Albany SUNY Binghamton SUNY Buffalo SUNY Stony Brook Stanford University· Management Syracuse University University of Connecticut (Hartford University of Connecticut (Storrs) ) U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign University of New Haven University of Rhode Island University of Roc_hester HAVE A. QUESTION? CALL DIAL Sunday · Thursday Spm • 10pm Schacter elected SA Assembly Speaker 8> DAN HOLDER C4mp•u Ed11or The Sludtnl Anooatlon (SA) rk'cltd Corddl Sch>dll<r ~<r /rom a Odd or thr<t andidal.. FnAiay. I><fort calb111 tht .,..... . in th< foa of a shrlllklna quonam . The bod! also confirmed ~t>eral SA pnsidtnual appOWmcnll. l'ollowlq a lOria of UllroGIIClO<Y 1all.s ODd a q.-loo.and-answ<r palocl. "'-k lmburDa. Fruk F. Hanulot ODd Sd>odlltr ldl tht Stnalt Cbambcn f.. Ill< dOitd bello<. By ... ownrbdmiQa -jority Fll<lllty SNdall Auociolioo (f'SA) Praidml Sc:blch&t< _ , th< rormtr ~. Dwirla tht -'Y pan of tht t~~te~lna, cluDrtd by SA Voce Prtsidalt ~ Kaplan. lllllook<ts M lht .wcmbly .-ina-indvdq .....-al SA orr>dab-inttrt'Upttd Ill< clcbau .,..., lht and>dota by loud ·~ illtht beclt rOW> oflht c:lwnbcn. Slnlllaroupo of .. odmulbualon met ~yla nnous corr><n of tht room lhroQibOUI thtiDCdJJII. W hilt tht opcaka d<ctloll bollou ..... bona tournai. vorious SA COCDIDIIltt rcprtsa~tatrv......,nlldod.ula Acadmuc. Sulll<m ODd Exscn>ll Allam, as ...OJ as 1h< Commuoicrlliocl• DqwlmtDt-w sban updota on tbcit croup·, ~ ' AI tht Astclllbl> 1110\td on 10 conlinlllliocl or unoiH membtn of th< Uru.....,.y·•-i<l< oommiutt, ~- uuped ovu .....-aJ matl«l Arpmrrn c:onlatd on SA Prt>lclenl JOt Rlf\ln 's sdtroon of bimsdf and SA Tr<Ullm Mar~ Moore 10 poslr.ioM on 1h< Squirt Houst • Couocil Board. Arm> <rill$ lhc <rilkl or 1111 sdf·IIOmlftldon. Rifkin <xploiotd tbal .. , dtd.n't ben lirnt 10 find IOmtent 1 could truq."' Confirmallon of John Mallttl<t for Admlmon• ODd Rcconil Dirtc1or Searcb tommilltt rtjl<tStlllatl•~ wao folio.. tel by appro•··· or Lauren Shapiro on bolh lh< Ae&ll<rnie C.bin<t and FaC\Ihy Stnale EAtroti\'t CommiHC'C'. Ourin1 dtscuJ>ion o f the IIOitlln.\llon• of Phil Piana~elll_dll()' Klumpp and Malltlltt 10 lht Publlcallon• Slatu> Board, .omt Alsr:mbly' ~ nKtnbcn were rrluetant to connrm Ktunlpp, ""ho "u nOl in 11.c~di~. \.,.....Appro•·al or lhe voup follow«! an announmnenl by Sub BoOTd I Oirtctor or Publiulion> Micllad Sbat,an lb&t rapid ofnrmalion Wit> n «Usar)'. T bt mo.1 h<altd lkbatt ton<ltm<d oonfinnaliocl of lmbufli4 fO<·O position on th< Oric:n1alion Advboty Commiutt. It ,.... tht only rallrrcadon I bat •·as forctd 10 ht d<cldtd by a band vort, wkb hnburp wiMinl aft ovcrwhdmin& VOle Of oonrockntt. Amidst 110wlna • • or tonfuslon in th< A»anbly, Sciladltct calltd for otl<lltion and o.ptaintd lh< sit~tiocl to a number of rcpratnloth~. He 1old lh< body, .. If )'OU don't undastand •lw'saoi. . on. >'Ott no... Ht th<n calltd fOf a r«as ODd l"'l ofT th< rcmaint1tr of tht totllimrotion htannp. 'Ill< .,., Spta):ct rtvdltd lllat ont of his key pro;.cu is to t d - t ....,..., Asstmbly mtmbcn In parlwnc:utary .,...,..... Sdladutr clistiHttd plans 10 hold small WO<bl>ops... ...... brit( disawiom prior 10 tht MXt mf'f'linc oa ckbal~ procedures. "Lasl yea~. A»anbly m<rnbcn _.. frmmm in oot smst, .. Sdlacht<r DOled. adcbna that mtmbcn should ••capiWizt'' on thtit pr-..s-......-.. 6.36·2259 DIAL IS A TAPED TELEPHONE INFORMATION SERVICE. IJ. n..........,.-,.aoet- '"' �By TERRY <.A IIoAOE A SJiS/IIftt C11mpt1J ljdllor UB's Facuhy-Swdenl Auod11.i on {FSA) has aUouod up 10 $25,000 for implemenllna lnnovali~ projeets deemed wonhy by 1he Studenl Affair> Steerin& Commluee. In order for a project to be funded, i t must rirs1 be •ubmlued to lbe sleeting comnuuee "'hleh is composed of FSA '• Presidenl, >1udmt, faculty, and admini~trau,!( r-cpr~01ati\n. It recommt'11ds lhe propouh to lbe FSA Board or O.recton .. luch smch i t to Uol\·mity Prnldent Rob<rt l. Keuer for hU appro•al before oblainma lbe ahead from Alban> . The commmee's >lated purpose i! 10 "ehannel monies bac t 10 the Univmit) communot) b y providin& proaram. tha t enrich !heir on both a recreational and lnt<llec1ual le,cl." Sua&<sted proarams are considtred If they meet Ihe criteria and o1h er FSA SlipuiRIIOn>. co ......._DU[ O....W~ "'Ow~ '"e. .... -..... . Auoc:tation repronuati\t Ota~ Ciurczal argu<d I hat lOme of lhOS< oraa nbation• no1 fund lhe spcat er> due 10 a lad ol rt>OU«'<'>. Kunz noled I ha t "our •ourers aro limiltd," asser1ona Ihat the WSC proposal • ho uld not be FSA funded at present . 01>('Umon eemerod nc\1 around fundint Hom~•:omona . Reyno>o menlion<d 1ha1 lh< I SA ••teron& commnt~ ha~ ll\tn u moM) 1n 1hr ~~ 1nd ohould not refund 11 "We are '"II ' T he ma)Orn y of the tl!minal<d pro posals w..-. dtf<alod wilh lin I< eomro•trliy. Others such u spoaLer. for the Wo mtn's Study Collqc (WSC) promp1ed fun her q ue,tiom. While Reyno.o ond commottee member, and O.•isM>n or Undercradua1e EducatJOn Asw.:tat< l)eao, Waller Kunz wd 1ha1 speakers can and should be funded by a SIUdenl o raanlotation. Graduate Student rojee~• desoaned to benefit sp<cial interest voups are tn<'Oura&ed to seek funding el5ev.here a nd tf It could fa U under the JUrisdiction of a StUderu oraaniotallon or 1he set"lce. COfl)Oratoo n, fundo na os not consideredPrOJOCIS mUSI relale to the Unl\nsity and cannot dupltcate edstina proarams. The eommiuee bas reee.•ed 36 P - * noc a conunu~l rund•n&. ~ur«."' R<)no!iO dtclared, <tJUnlml lhat Hom<eomonc ncnl, be •upponed b> th~ outside- ("()m"'unn) on;:c the) hone been inil;.fl> cndo"ed " Wt onl) prm ide seed monc~," Ro)nO.O •aod. Kunz added, "W< un 11111 opm ol (propoial rubmotlln&) protc» nul snnestcr ." Rcyno10 ,aJd, "There Is no supulation 1h11 ¥.c.· lliVC' o ut a'lthr mont) . " last y<ar I-SA appooprlaled approxima1dy Sl6,000 to p ro}<cl• propo>ed In the riru Stmesl<r 1nd a"arded clo>e to S7,000 10 >e<'Ond omtest<r suages11ons !.orne of the prOJ<Ct> funded Ia<! year onduclc Cclcbrat10n 80.81, Anto· Ra~ TuL Foret, Shal opeare on the ParL, and >igns on Elhcotl r..A funded do!< 10 20 prO)OCh on all l Sprj ng In Is raeli ·sENATE MEETING Wednesday Work on Kibbutz Study a t Halfa Unlverstty Eam 16-23 SUNY Cfe(llts InformatiOn and Application: SUNY"-.. ~ Offiot af o..r..... 10/28/81 4.00pm l'rogtllms """'lllcl9 -.ot4t • Tues. Oct 27 Bo"gt\omaotl,- Vorl< 13901 r .. tll07t79e2336 Dcr Fumcnt & THE NELSONS Wed. 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S ..._ . . . , _ Norddo- Pla.u) -.-~ ... . ..:. 7 ' ~-----------~-----------------------------------------~ �BECOME A VITAL UNK lN ACADEMJC ADVISING AS A PEER ADVISOR Nuke plants. ~ ,.,l.b per.ont~l graUJt lt Spar--s bv D U.E AcadetrK - . . . , _ 81X8YS 1504 Hertel Ave. -No Cover- -r..- ....uld . , . _ .r .... _.. .... or Ihe .....,.,.u~. conuolled UB ratctor ~ matk a ,_tal<. he rep6ed...Tbt- ...om human trror •ouW Cl\bC' 1bt reaoor 10 shut ckra-TI .'' Althouah Henry sa•d an ocodau 1n1oiV1n• 1h< ampus reaaor .. ould he >df<Onlalntd, he could not Jive I he same auu~cc: r« a hm11td nu~kar aoddent :11.1 chc larl(' pov.tr reactoo 'n Nc.. York Slatt n1ed below a\C:<qt tn lht NRC report He ..><!the rnccors rattd '" tht uport could ~Uff~ 1 .wnous acxidtth-sucb b a mdcdo,.,.n or 1 rtkak or raclw.ioa:_."-"h "ould nt«-~\Uilt dw ~IICUitiiOn of rcsidtnll li•ina"" the •~<.illllt o h he Slu<l tfl r<Ktor. .. You wouJd ~-aa..a.tt ••thin 1 radtu. of lO 10 SO mild." Hml") SOld. 1>111 he add<d 1ha1 "•• . Ctii:S, you. • ould.n'l U)' \o C"a..:~c: a •holt \talc: .. Ht Aid t1w of lht fi•< ,..,"",. 1'.,. York Slalt, "the"- l'f1)bl<m •vuld b< •rth lh< lndllll Poull rcac~on••• b«at.De or then b.:a.uon. nt'lf '-tw \ "ork plans," he said. adcfina cha1 1M acOdmt at Three Milt Island "..;II make nuclear rtl40f> (th<-ir man_.,, and ~) mort safn)<OG>aOU>," Aa:ordina to lit:nty. tbt UB reador h0> ..ndtr&OO< '"'" full Kalt clrilt. ,.,g~.q lilt VctttiM Adau>Litrallon Hospotal, 1o<a1 fir< and polo« ~~~and tbt Sllote Oqlonma~t or Htahb. ''Our <m«<<"CY pr.,.,..,D<U u IDOft onnlled to•ard ~~.me art or our ...... pcnOMd." ... no<td, auna that the rnctor on the UB <OmJ'II> cloa no< handlt radiauon 1<\cb ... rroarnt 1o "'",. a o.lft mcltdowa. In the ,.,... tlbt (ocadtnt) •• moy bamcadt the- OtJt\idt of the <Ontammcnc batlJtnt.'' Htnf) wd. Wed. Oct. 28th o r Thure. Oct. 29 12 · 1 or 1-2 Rm. 219 Squire H all, MSC Friday & Saturday LIVE MUSIC C0110m1U1Jlht dwla!i ot an aeodml """"""' 1n a nudeat ploM, Hall) ..,.S, "It IUo 1 horr<ntl<>la om<s or inodtnu 10 ctlwt oaidmll " Asl.ed ..... owatc thai we need more .Ate .&:pcciOc roncinJC'fiCY MANDATORY INFORMATIONAL /lfEETJNG ATTEND ONE OF THE-FOLLOWING 8C Wings 75C Girls' Drinks • • or .. II<04eD& .. tbt pbnt. OnllJ lr< hdd. "'dw .,W.t tcd\lll<i&n> iUid .,.,. ucllo<al olfoaab can bocoax familiar the prop« .,_lnlCJ prO«dwa. and """ a•'Oid t1>t that O<l<Urred durin& tbt nudtar a<O<Imt 01 lbrc< Mtlt hland In March. 1919. BiD O'Bri<n u an A>IOOII< RodiOiotiJcol litahh Specialist with the Sial< Dt!>anmtnl of Htalth, o.ho Would help put inlO motion the tmcratnc) pl1n for the UB reactor. " Tb..., Mile I!Wld mo<k e><rYQ11< ()pportuniUea lncl.,de: In depth training ,...,.,.arro/C~J.:en- deoelopmenl/ Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday ~~---· Cit). Hmry wei 1h11 duldr<11 and p<...,..l •'OfMI\ o.ould be MI<Ualtd r........ beauS< or the problem •• lattnt htahh t!r<as from npowre to t:llildrm oDd A.a.ec~ ,.hahtr 1h< UB r.. uso." teaclor could •ulln an uncontrollable traniiml a th1nac In lht radtaacti\'C: powtr l<>d. fl enry responded, "Yes, 11 could happen. A crans:ient can Jllrl ll a \CfY tow po'!'ocr O'Brim ~~d rhtat amt.nude:ar arouc» ha:'-C b«n hdpful ln &\ttlin& nudcar :k.:ctdmt•. ··cnt«n croups art cood and n«<kd; thC')' art" producuvc: lft that thq makt U\ mon: dOcac:ru.'' he wJd, add1n1 ··rt•, .c,ood they lool o"'' our •boukkr>. th~ mode us mlli« that ~r-u can't tw too urc .. le\e:l •• Henry said if a uan'\'cnt did occm .tnd raJ1a11on ,.-ert" rdcastd. onl) ,.orLm .. 11h1n lhc reactor buikfin& -would~ contam•naled r••••COPIES NOW•• • •• I 3975 Ridge lea Rd. · - -833-1704 1 II 10°/o DISCOUNT · II oNANY ORDEfl OVER $5.0 0 - ~~~~~._- ---nrr'u Good Thru No... 16/81 Sherp s reclr Cop/. . u Low •• 7c Eechl I II lo-1 Prlnllng Prlcet In At. . • SloP In 4 SHI ~ tam · ~pm Weol<dayt Complolo Prlnll~~g FadP OPENING FRI. OCT. 30 llvv O.C.Ith U..wd ~.. l'uJitt., l'rtlo WhlnlllfOra.,. A DEUCATE BALANCE WITl4 AH AU. STAll CAST The Ptoyltou.e ~-~ 852 Mlln StrHI 855-3183 : ·······---~~~---------· JAMAICA: A View irom the Third World ~ MICHAEL MANLEY Former Prime Minister of Jamaica ~ T~y. Oct. 27th flllmor~ Room. MS.C 8a00 pm $1 stud~nts~ $2 all oth~rs n ckd s on sale at the Squirt Hall n ckd Omce MICHAEL TH ELWELL Author. of "T~e Hard They Come" W~dn~sday. Oct. 28th MFAC 170. Ellicott Compla 7.00 pm 51 ~n~ral admission ear. Sponsored by: SA Speeketa Bureau, P. Maloney College, lntetnallonal ,J.ffalre, BSU, G A �Royals top Oneonta; Jackson sets mark bdl pme or lht ~ason." ~fcnckr Sh<l}l Korono-.$1.i provided some he.t~p play for the Royal~ oflen divina into 1he slop to >LOp Oneoma IIIIth Also I .mior, Korono..,ki "'" neu t~ ball It 111 limes fru<lratona the Dneon offrn~ "•lh her hard chtcl.ona and JUI<y play O..pile the aray skies, cold ,.ond, and •loppy fidd Jackson destri~ lhe romnt u "a fun pme. tonloderin& the oonduion). Oncon1a Y.A\ a Jood sport about II. We've pla)ed some r<all)• rouKh teams this year." 8> ALAN C. KACHIC ContribMt'"l Eduor The UB Royals fodd hocl.ey squad defeated lhe Onrontl Stale Dnaon• l-1 on Fnd1y In an cxcilin& hard-bJIHns defensive baule. The 'iCIOI) in 1he regular sason finale lefl lhe·Royals ,.,,han 8-3 ra-ord. The l)rqon! fell 10 8-6 The impress"• defenshe showina on 1 muddy Rotlfy Fidd failed 10 o'crshadow the play of UB'• Vicky Jackson ,.bQ had a hal riel. 10 nrsc her seuon soaiiOialto 17, scuona a new Roy3ls rt<:Ord. T he opening monuln or play "The •••·ups were perfCCI," e.>e;pi:Uned Jackson of hcr- >et the tone for the aa~-afler a shon delay while around•keepers poured sawdust in front or the soals to counter the mud-,.ilh both te.tms movins 1he ball up and down I he field, bu1 ~ina s1iOed by lcnacious defen'<CS performan~. The senior anacker was unwilling to lake credil for I he viCLory ci1ing the fine play or goaltender ~bbie Williams who, Jackson said, "had her ~]~~ ports pboard J nJESDAY F'..,ld Hockey: Gcne5« Community College a1 Rotary Fidd, 4 p .m. Volleyball a1 Univcrsi1y or Roche>ler, a....., Stitt. • WEDNESDAY Soccer: o...-qo Slate a1 ROiary Field, 3 p.m. when a score seemed irnminelll. U B drew firSI blood 7:30 inlo Ihe fir>! hair wilh Jackson slammins lh~ b3ll into lht ne1 wilh an assisl by Pany Cronin. This firs• goal gave the Royals a big booSI according to Koronowski, "They had 10 play CllCh"'p inslead Of U$. This was one of the firsl times all >e.<~son we 5COred firs1. Thai helped a lo1." The game bCJan 10. Ia ke on the •ppearance or a rou1 when jwt on~ minule and eight sronndi laler Jackson scored her RCOnd aoal on I Sd ·UP by Barbara Creialnoo pulling 1he Royals up HJ, But VB could 001 k.,..., the offmsive momenlum and Oneon1a took the ball do"'n to the R oyal> end follo.,ing the face off. The Draaons tool sevenl hard mol5 a1 Williams, but "''ffe lhwaned by her SlOI)-pp aoaJtendina. 8olh ocams exchan&ed pcmcssion! for the mnaindcr or the half, ea>ily running the ball across midroeld, bul 001 beina able 10 &<t In close enouah 10 srort. UB had a fe,. 1ood chances 1hree minu1e< before halflomr, bu1 failed to caphaliu. Finally, wil h only 10 sronnds len Ontoma 's Kelly F1orlno whacked Lh< ball 1hrough 1 crowd for 1he Oracon• only score makinJ h 2·1 a1 lh< half. Acuon picked up 10 a frenzied pa~ laJe In I he SCCIOnd hal( afler JackliOn complrted her batriel at 20:26 wnh an IIS>i51 from Lucy Krae~l . Oneonta 1001. I be offrn;ivc, but their shot• ,..,. con1inuously blocked by Williams. Wilh under 10 minutes leftlh< Dr~&ons had 111 apparently certain coal ""h a sho1 at an open nn. bul UB's \tarly l.ratzl.a snatched a"'l) lh< baiJJUSI before II could cross lh< hne The Draaons final chan~ <arne in the lui lO second> ,.hen Koronowsko, "ho had played impccaobly all day, touched 1he ball wilh her band on 1he goal crease &l•ina Ooeonla a pcrtal1y •hoi. While from lhe Jiddines il looked llkt a bad play, Jackson comradiCled Sl)in& lhat the defender'• action wu really he.tds up ball. "II was thai or a aoal, il was a sman play. II was going in," ••plalned 1hc record selling Royal . KoronowskiiJreed, bu1 added, "Don '1 ask coach for a tomment on the play." II .... all aoadcrnk u the Dra&oo penally sbOI missed ..;de. The Royals D6l dlorr i> the Slatt IOumamtnt start ina rhis week. Afler litiS YICIOf)', "We'rt really up for the Sl11cs," concluded JKkson. 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"r.., ............ .......... lporta ...... ........,...., ~ -----~................ ~.... Wf'llll Ckt.lOl.I.._.M~ ........ CIIPI. ._. ~--DII.....-III"'dNof 2 SlooM.CIIit ... Clrli!lbottc..7~-CNhllt .............. ................. eo-.,. IOOtt • ~ , • P.llt ... "ot..,. ,_.,_ ~ PEANUTSO �backpage;sports Dayton Flyers best Bulls out expecting to win." 14·7 -Dayton Head Coach Mike Kelley measure of revenge A >OCU-ch< Dulls rebounded A AY<U. •.a.·· •10.·· ••••ltf l,S79 yards v.-ith ont oon1c,. rcrnainina. D'Amico. with a 4$ TO reecp1ton in the lh< bl,c llaht end h.C\ an l'nll for Lhe finl dov.-n. • mO\tnl the ball co lh< llJ hefor< • rounh ~n clfonlaoded on 111< hand• of a A)n dcf<OSI\C bKk. "They ~<PI <O<nllll! """~ IJ ..... VOfl'<, tloc nyu qvannt>ao;~ ,...., commanded Daytoo tu th<u 5~~ >laUihJ« durr1111 th< 1980 lialc. ••fbal "a. the d.rr~ •• UB hom a )ar ~o. 1.a>t ..v th<) fdl apon aftn "'lot an nrh I<Jid ... l.dky. m hi> fv>t )<&r M the helm of DI)10n. noted. ··nx &aU, Me- a muc:b lma'WO"cd lcatn lltc- 11.\C' . "Up:T fired up UB f001ball squ..S too~ to Rowy F"ldd Sacurd1y "''h hopes or nuiQJ the .......00.. or an cmbarasst!lll «rea~ 1ulfcred 1 yea~ 11 tho lands or th< Unl'tmly or Dayton ··n.ey came out •anunato Slid Da11on Head COIC:b Mi\c l(dky, " "tul< ..-r came OUJ n.pcctina to Allhov&b the Bulls <0111ro0ed th< pm< llali>licall). the) loll the poiDI , _ 14-7 ~ly '"""""' oo UB dri•u, paved th< roe<1 ror th< aatiooally ~ked Fl>«s. ,...., 22 triumph in th<lr WI 2J tries. "II,... I IOuah pm< 10 looc:," Gary Oro"" saod, ·~he tu<IIO\crs kUied us They took th< mistakes and c.pilaltud, th<ll's the siao or • sood team." , . Bulls opened lhrir orr........ show follow!!~~ a Dayton punt •'ld IMJChed to the A)-er 32 hefO<< UB quartcrbock Mart) Baneu tos.sed his first or four intcrccpcioru 10 lohrk Hufford. Barr~t. th~ n•tions" top aOcr five games, t<ammed with wide r«d•cr JO< o· Amico 10 ncablish IWO UB ><asonal r_..ds. With Barrtti'S 2M po»inl ra1ds h< mapped Jim Rodriau<z's 1978 r«ord or l,426. The junior "anal caUtr now has ~uh play. I n a &turd and 10 ""llWI1kHl. Siurcu, ~ho <O<nr\rtc.l 19 ol Jl oJt<ml">. roun<~ By JUTR£V R. THURSTON Sport< Ed>t<w ....,.. qu.a.rtn-bad. and ddm~ ttw 'peah I« U8 broke 1M 'huto-ul •••h thor far~ "''Oft .,....n\11 O.a\1t.,. catl} 1n tbr fou:1..h qu;antr on a .&S )iilrd J)a\.\ (f"ttnpl.."ttOn bc1'A«n O.atrtU and O'A.tn.a.-o. The JUtuOr •plot cod \fWed th< pau lflt'r <0<-L lla) Rob1D<.OII II...J cl<fla.•c.J lh< ball. cuu lna tb~ ma(JJn to 14-7. a• l(a;,., a:. ntlhH t« a..u.to 0.)1on. on cher M\J po\Sd.Sion, (ounh quanrr. K1 a mart Ol aata. l l) caoch<s brulln& the 196) record held b) Oi<k Ashley. T he OCO<< dudlocted umil 3:35 had claspa11n I he ~ond quarter. W11h ~ ..inc do-.n. UB') Tim Najuch rumble.'!.. ;~ handofr into the hands a or 1>1y1on linemen. El<•<n pla)1 and 2J yards lattf Dayoln (ullback Tom Hanc,. dO\'C OH'f the lop for hh -.nmlh touchdov.n of the..,...,... Succcuhne another UB m•squc 6ccp 1n their own l•.•rntory_. ~)'I on a.p1n capitalllb:lco build :t 14..0 k;Ki-with Chru Pappas Korin;£. rrom one )lrd out. UB aptn put toaethcr a \jo oukl-bc: s~o."Orina drive, untU an huc·rotplion \pOlled .-~ 1\opcs. Althou&h Rarrttl "'"'liCked chrcc times on the drht-Da)'1on h1d II aurmpted 1 J3 r•rd rldd &oalthai •ould hi•< damptn<d ••• h"''<' of UB cy.n@ th< pme. 00\ltle\'tr, lhc bool ~led .ntk or the upriJhcs. On the Built' emum.a dnv~. I~)' PfC:bd up ntne yards IIKn 2A lnOf( lo-..in& lhml jnlidc Da)'lon territory. But on the ncu pl•y any d~oms of a con,.bacl ,..,., di.,upted, •• l.ar<lh Dl<~<l inltr«pted another IJ.a.rrdl f'IU. rounds the Flyers John Whllr <Ummed up hu squJid'> P<'lrO<IIW1« "ilh ""'e played a h<IJ or a prnc." Fdloooo cod Dan S..ko,.>kl said tltiJ "I <l<P«<ed lhc IOURhnt prnc or the year. We JUlt look: it 10 thnn ... ContnbUII!III II latUa, tluu of Ihem fot 0.)'011 klosn. 1h< JUIIIO< <od noted thai .. .., the I«''ftd hair. they kJt<W they ·~ 111 a roocball pme. we pla)...l a reo1 sood _ _ ,..., JUil came a lank :.bon." By DAN HOLDER CilmpiiS Editor I 1- not mll<h consoladoo co the 45 UB Rudalls llittlQa around the Bulls lo<kn room Sotllnllly an.._, buu 111 <kf<IU< jua bdd tho NatiocaaJ ~in lhcit ....... 10 14 poinu. Dapile comiaa up sho<1 ill the 14-7loa 10 tho UniwrDty or Daytoo (UD). tho ckf<M< erased tho ......-y or WI )an's SS.O blo"""' at IlK hands or UD. Leadi111 tho ...,... on the line or ..:r~m.,.... ,... uo ckfeDOlW tadtk Min Roui. Wllh 10 IIIWiilled todlla aod..,... -.u, the JUnior lldpcd "'"' down tho potall UD orrmsc.. "II - II muclpme-they <OIIIdn"t ruo ouuide," he noted. u ln the ftnt half, chey ran tho tcap, but we: shut II dowD." Dayton hod mmill& into the pm< a ).9 yard P<f I'IJIIIIrc aucrnpt a-.,.. The BuDs cltopped tltiJ do•n 10 a I.S mean a-.,.- 86 yards In $6 llltlllptl ~lh the lon.... rwt rrom J<rirnrn... an 18 yard m~bl< by quatt<rl>a<t Jon Vorpc. Rossi'• rdlow lattl<, Gary Brown, .. plained tbll "tbey tried crap pla)1 and loo~atlon orr ta<tl<. Due •her hod no•h<~ 10 JO." Brown- who had 10 UN>$SISted tockles-said thiJ ......, played strallh• up roocball-h<ad to bead.'' Lut year ''IIIey beat 111 ss~. th< sam< ....... " Brown ratJCIIIbered, 0D Satunlay, "We played thcrn IOUJh. wc·rc a ~~rona S..2 now.'' Playilll at the ckrcnsivc end pO>ilion, I<Ml tri-caplaln As lh< BuU. ha... done ror Old\ of thcv r....... pmes, they II'< most or lh< <redll IO their COKh<s. •«< cherc. (D<ra~"'' .-11 Gcoc) Zinno called them.:· Rosd P<IJ!<ed. He also a ted ddcnslvr fmr Tud<r Rtddi~ton ror "prtpanOJ os reo~..,.,.s ... "The'"''"' o.,.,.,;..., end Jim Grandldh '""' ..... <topped <hero all da) . The coaches hal us •dl prepared. ZuW, all lbc coacba. P\~ Ul ncdknl •nformadoa. ... ~ The !lulls ckf<nlht Unll rO«ed IlK 0a)t00 A)'CIJ IO punt II 11mo. c-cn thouah th< National Coll<ltlll< Atltl<ti< ~iotlon (i'oCAA) Di>i..oA Ill <hllopoons bad been rO«ed 10 punt 10 lh<tr j)rt\'IOUS S<\'<n IIJOCS. ''The) had """'h•rc 10 JO," Bro"n tndl<ated. "no to,. dri>cs." Da)ton w11 ror<ed to punt on thor firs three poua.sions, mainly bc'Cau}C of 1M rron1 ~ llult.Jbhfl w,,,,.Jprnsans JOd'~(tOJ lan~·s abl1ity 10 """ fl)-.r Tom tl aiJtrad on lll<rnpted runs up tb< middlt. ARrr Da)'lon pu;hed lhrir fourth poOS<SSion o•n ror I «<<nd QUlrtt'f touchdo•n. lhe BuDJ walled up lb< visitou for chcu nul thrf'C owners.hips. Aflc:r Dayton 1um«1 :a fumble rC'OOvtry into another scort, 1he Bun's ckrrnsc n<ucralited lh< fly.,. aua<k. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/8bb5e43ba3be807b0a85a1b375360302.pdf 61fee1d284ea5df35741a8aecdab19e5 PDF Text Text �RIIIJ S All the Marbles: Woman's wrestling and sloppy humor -----~ ~ ·By Steve Clancy ttte,• aaya ona. Whll<l tfta otner aleepa wftn him. Stftl, thO 111m II not llo&ey - h tO be lntorMting, """ although It -tatTY an II rating, tfta""""" oonlalna 1~11<1 sexuality Midi noth•f'lt that cou:kS be called an """'' ..tuatlon. Harty and tHa Dalla .,. poulblylmOQIM.- - - . , - t h e y want to ma1<e flto tftl youhope -1"'111 '"' '""" ·Only - -I( .H.Is.comt>ltCtly -·· 110-tlllll top. They 110 "Qot"CC lot oil thO mlti>IU . . , . , _ wiH it•O<tt.lt mvat be Flnal~ . ahtt ~moat of IM mo•~• drilling wound tfta country. llgi\IIIIQ In . ,.., aaxlot ana totally llc>Uy, fuatllke IHI raol wreatl"'!! on Saturday afternoon clll" along tfta way, they got a anot at tfta tii0¥111on, ' NoM AIMtlcan w...,_·a Tag~Tum Aa a kkl. I) uM<I to be prony amualng Wrootllng Champlonll\tp E.-y tight film Witching paoplo llke Ernlo {lhe Big hlo Ia a fight mcwlt along tht linea ot hat Ill big light ..,.no UnfortunltofY In tnlo. Rocky 0< R4rglng Bult, tnay all have lfta ITIOII'- of an hOu• and fOfty mtnutes. It nma t..dd and cnoatoc preton<llng to beat oocll otHer up In It range but Iunny 10tno - o l ptol. THa young, unlulown but o•a< a noll nou< 11 r. pain tully tong. Patt ol woya Thera • •• the good c:INn flghlorl, the diiOOmfort ll that il SMI'T\1 aslf tM IWO tolontod lfghllfl otruggto along. llldng '*hat...- fight• tner can o•t ...hue wa.ling · ,..,. are rootly nurting oacft otnat, and tfta p r - o t - guyoP<"I"'U hatr"' cholung, _ , ot oourao thO torlhok- a tho Hila. Guldong comp4ete with blOOd relor• wno aaw nothlng It WOO alljlllt lot Ihom latHe colorlut r..., You-..sthegoodguy_,_ Hwry ll'elat Folio); -of tfta IIO<Y loghl Is a IO<IQII one and ••lh thO bolld guy-f. - things tn lite are thai c.ernwa aroutld hd •tt4 ~ ftgtlteta· Oolla' tno To- rogero. cnaatong ''"-rry, you're a low Wllh tfta old ot tfta c-od ..- . wno W'- a m<MellkaiU/Ihe lloft>Jn coma• 0<1), you can 0<1ly hope lot tile -.L IN w«al, llathleot. 111m anyene The ptOblem wllh AH tho llarllloa Ia that It a U0<11ptJIIO logKtmlte a ll thai. The aucllonc:o Ia ~ IO-thaltho Coltfomlo Dolls (V~ La..- Landon) oro tile only tr,. IIQhtora who •~• not t1vow • rnatef't . . . . . pr.._a from 0¥11 promolar1 11 Ia e-.g too mucll of tno pullltc to 1>uy -tHayt<nowllaMOtbe n.... - . . Ill thai notwm Ia a •1101 '"t ol Amarocana IIW ai>Oulci be p r o - and oontklorod whenewt we llkt: Otif_.'IU 100 Mf"lousl~. -odl.- -••ng '""""''bty eau T -atbut-.,.,._, ·-·I>)' I- t.,. ··~ T'*' ,.._ohop. --t. wu bought off by a dlll\onnt man-. wno In '"'" hao a grudge agalnlltfta DoHa and a bel "'~" Harty Stftlthay pr..all, ,,. ...,..,_.areotnorn~-ootl>e - • • boQon to rott, tho Ilion lion - t o ·~-tlnilll Wh.~Jt • f'lon1tlile endirtO to • hOn'itH '''"'" f always 'froncMf &o •hom ,._. PfOCiuiOtra orpkl a - I N lhll IO ~ Cort....ty not to w...r.long tano with •ta raollauc 1'9111 eMir fa'I'Ottte reat ICMM .-tG none ot wruttaro. Certainty not to light ,.,.,.,. lana, whn Ita cH.,....kldon ocript and aubot>ar And IHal _,lng; periO<mancoa II laaal Rocky Balboa 1011 hll big fight, otlding oome ba110¥abllltY Ohcto< Robart AldtiCI> _...., not ,... . _ t . . htm ao ->oual)' With tho atld1llon ol ....,. - I>)' ...,.,.,.. IIIlO. t h i s , . , . . . - , . . . - I!Uhy enough lot~ All tfta Ma t - Ia CutNIII/'f pie'f'l'g at trr. s.-a uau. CO<no liM!. and l'fara HO<Th Tlt••/.,1 "ELECI'RIC PERFORMANCES, GRAND FUN, ELEGANTLY RAUNCH~ uN­ EXPECTEDLY TOUCHING:' -Sheil~ Benson, LOS ANGELES TIMES "OUTRAGEOUSLY ENTERTAINING, BITCHILY FUNNY:' -o..vld Ansen, NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE - ~'WONDERFUL -oiALOGUE, ·HILARIOUS. SEX SCENES, BRILLIANT ACTING:' NEWYORKDA~~;~~s RICH anJ FAMOUS t.fetro.Coldwyn-Mayer Presents A )a<quet· William Allyn Production A George Cukor Film • JACQUEUNE BISSET. CANDICE BERGEN "RRCHANDFAMOUS"' DAVJDSEl..BY HARTBOCHNER Music: by GEORGES DELERUE ~by GERALD AYRES a-d on a play by JOHN VAN DRUTEN ProdU«'d by W1WAM ALLYN IRI~I Directed~ECUKOR - · ... ,_ NOW PLAYING AT A THEATRE NEAR YOU ~. -...:..m.. ........... Fttdo7.t.S- ... �'Woman': A homage to _ _ _ _ _J:JBy Ken Kiefer tnOil patt, looked better on paper than on the KrMn. Hla The good news illhll lhll IIIIWO first new morit In eome time that provides punbf• refinement. It It I n - • aurp<lM lhat thll IUIMirb but not grut ¥erak)n of John F:owtea• 1860'1 experlment&l no.,.et IMK gol prod.-. AI lila. ~. t must matVet on how ohareclorlotlcally ocld. dotocllld English style or atorytolllno 11 ott en more mod"t than lht often luclnaung people In IIWO otOfY. The Frenctt U.utenant'a Woman WOO ooncei\'Od 01 I " " " ' - IO craft&mana.lllp, llle 111m ShOuld not be missed. II l'l.as PIOYided the tpectacte d iallngulahed In Its quaiU)f. IIH W1th I The Fr~ Leutenant'a Wom1n /a now plly~ttg •• '"' Unlwltlity lnd HO/Idoy TMIIM$. n - e Hardy. The English vUiagere can not account tot"'-' Pill except IIIII lllo hu 1 bOd wrhet Harok:j Plnler hrte managed ,.putatlon w1th tMm tor MOOUnltf "'•1h a Frenctvnan. She 10 aellpo thll WiiiiOul the com.. to Smit_h ton'• altenUon on ru.utt comtnQ on aa aplalf'ly or a wlticly day t1 lhe lyme flog•• icllotlc. PlntOI'o ocript lli"'a cold Quay When he ...U to cautiOn her ruonant II'- of crahamanahlp to com11 tt'l from a powwful atorm. lllat po<mealtOIO l.he worlt"l AI n tu<nl out. he Will bJMit oil commenc~.t>~e aob<tety nourtllllng hla eng_,_t wrth hlo naive In • potlod 11'-- 10 llonce 11 I he rlait of pot-11 bolste<ousgldcll_. oclficlol tor the oaka of hlo Jono<ny lyona.llle protiQO<'ill of llll rttm pllyo· both -tl<nenial-ra 10 P'Otoct her from llaml. Hlo d~ ol her t Ylctorlon•e paleonlolocllll lfiCI wl<gll\lry ,....,_ pum• hun, one a medem dey actO<. Hit ....,t seems to be In hJsl.:t1oNc out.tM....-ats or I he many ~~>oomu in tht ,...,_ tllon llftlural 01tlcu!etlons. Ylctonan P«tJon or I he film I hal He lo both the 111111 coniU<Y victim tdd1 emblgulty. Thl1 ambigUity Is lft matked contr ..1 wtth the of romance end a behlnG-1h• '* d1rec10f Kwel Kefaz and ICfMI"' scenes~ contetnpOfiiY man_ HI functlon.t u a c:ruld gentlem..n -klnsl a noure of myotO<y lficlu a c:asuaJ student of aetlt.Q reheatSing on the othtf ro4e His C<>-1101. Meryl Siraap II completely mlocaat and llckl the fresh lntensfty for her Heater Prynn...lka lftle roll. Nor can the Shift b6tween her llofroblt tltempt Ot all Engllah OC:C:tnl thOI WO<Jidn"t fool a Honenror and twtr casual, clumay modem day actress. What Slreep can dO. It demon•trate 1 modulated. IOCMIC&I approximation of alnc.-ity In the emotional acenes • • the PIOIOiyplcol Jilted love<. Some mutmurrlng may 00 on .. among audlencn about the film wlth1n a ntm formet In which Ylctorton melodrOIOI lfiCI modern cUoy rlllllam are Juxttpoaed. P01tlcutlr1y ShOCking lo the standOido ol many may b6 tho llalll.t>ock and IIUMO<WIId stTUCiu~ng Goclard-4lM rtftect1~ dlac:&.Jas-ona tnle<opo<Mcl th,....OIIOut tile nfriTiti'Ye wt\~h eave the him ftom hiding b6hlnd • ..a. Tttt Fr.,ch U.ut.,.tnr'• Wom.n Ia not • drewn-out eoeo OperaiiJ..e aome Muttrp~ .,.,..,,., CframaL By the tllOII'-'C• of Ita OPENING FRI. OCT. 30 lhru Dec. 6th Edwllfd At-·• Pulllllt l'rfte Wlnnlnfl Otatrtl A DELICATE BALANCE WITH AN All STAR CAST The Plovhou.e (rlw\J O>ml>rio"oJ 852 Meln Street 855-3183 Specl•l Preview, Thurs. Oct. 29th-4 pm· · $4.50 w1>1c11 leada 10 tn apparent antl<ftmaJk: reunion ot tho long sePOtated Ioven. e..., , _ commonllng on lhlt scene haa mi1Underatood 111 purpose by faiUng lo oonaldo< thtl Fowteo .,._, hlo foctlonal expe<tn*"' on the poot-..111 literature of lhl tii&Oo . . flgureolnclude ouch nimble -d$mltho ao Ron Sukonlclt and tonnot UB proloooor Jolin Bartll. .,.,on~ A. lOt Plnte<• .,.noM crtdhl In modern English pllyWrltlng make him a glanl In hit own rl!lhl. his sublle dlo loguo doH much to d\aractenz.e the kWifl ot the OtOfY. Plnte< Is topt~llllclttd enough to reatlzt fl\at he can"t do det. - }ustlce to tile characr•• sJnce the many lltnalilon ocenu comment lronk:.afly on the lfmea at the expense of either coup._, Katll RelSl, • cl....,. nc Engllah dh'ec:tor, Ia as Eitenlle1n was.. en expert on film tdlilng. Hlo t>oo1< on the aub)ect Is stanc:Jard rudlng fOt" lllmmaklnt~atuoenta. This film represents a Cktperture tor Relaz lrom hlo lol ally rn lloUc portralta ol lndlvlduallam Ihal have, I~ t he OPENS OCJOBER 30 AT A THEATRE NEAR YOU! �fHIAJIR GERI'RUDE STEIN GERIRUDE SI'EIN GERI'RUDE STEIN _____ ay Liz Petrino lltet'ary stylist of our day dropped here and there In while lacking the sheer the monologue. First the A brown corduroy caftan. spontaneity of a produC11on artists-Matisse, Cezanne. Plcassos on the walls and a mounted only too well. Gauguin. She muses CIVel spattering of late.VIctorlan The drama takes place • poet Max Jacobs who "told furnishings on stage. A the eveni11Q belore Gertrude fortunes at parties" and the well·wriuen script and a and her companion/maid dally drunkard Marie competent actress able to Allee B. Toklas are to be Laurencln. She tells of a Inject life lnto the young Hemingway and evicted from their apartment. As Allee sleeps charaC1er's Inky veins. talks of When the Perfect theater. Fltzgeralds would stop by upslalrs, Gertrude Well, almost. Now reminisces over old loves and Allee would keep Zelda playing at the Studio Arena and friendships, II ames and busy by discussing new Theatre, Gerttude Stein hales. To know Gertrude shoes or stockings. Gertrude Stein Gertrude Stein Is to know her · Stein provides an frlends, and the drama Is P laywright Marty Matl in Interesting, one·woman constructed In anecdotal handles this Inevitable look at the legendary name-dropping well. style, with the humerous conversationalist and and more serious vignettes Mention of the various bigwigs of Parisian society In the twenties Ianda the right mOod to the evening and only rarely comes off as pretentious. One senses Stelnslan phrases In the triple repetition and staccato dellvery,all lnjecr.d amid the vignettes or conversation to potlray the poet's style. Intellectual lid-bits are occasionally tossed out. Picasso's Cubist e~perimenls aro mentioned frequently In relation to Gertrude's o wn alhletlc " word portraits," and S(le quotes the anlst using a ((Weed's strengtlft wuz a real romfo,rt W us the nigftt the blizzard /iii!" Pappy McCoy, Railroad Surveyor, Chicago & Ouray Ratlrood. Until you needed it, jeremiah's strength wasn't that obvious. But his spirit and might were always there, ready co help dig a friend out ci whatever trouble he was in. just woe betide the body who tot>k him lighrly. jeremiah Weed is ml)re than a legacy. It's a tribute ro a 100 proof maverick. pauedo-Spenish accent: "Ju av got to streep away Z<,l outer details and ze essence weal come tru." She cursorily mentions "1"-dento ty, memory and the past as they relate to Eternity, seemingly more for elfect and to shine up Stein's lnteflecluaJ Image than for any meaty use in the play. The sharpest dialogue came from Stein's own acerbic wft. She was Infuriated with James Joyce, a writer who, as she safd, had her own stream ol consclg,~Jsness technique al his fingertips but who had fnstead."opted for clarity." On life and Its trapped spaces: "Leave a window open In the attic-not just cnocked." A ctress Pat Carroll plays the ebullient II grating Stein with studied elfecliveness. She shuffles about like a peevish chold, poullng, flying Into a flurry of gesticulation When the genius strikes her. Both Carroll's performance and delivery convey a thorough knowledge of her subject. (She did, In faC1, spend three yaara researching Steln'a lila, both In books and Interviews.) Yet, perhaps the saalllA!!.C1ioed lines work against her, and moat scanes lacked the electricity needed to be credible. The most touching moments were understated, dealing with Allee and Gertrude's love \ relationship. Carroll was appropriately masculine when roughly ca1flng to Allee upstctrs with pel names, and especially moving when she confronted the audience like the lost child Stein was, the Infant prodigy, and tenderly admitted that when Allee was warm and responsive It wq "lovely." And so was, for the most part, GBitrvde Stein Gertrude Stein GMtrtX/e Stein, a competent If not dynamic portrayal of a very unusual American hOstess whose Paris reminded ~r of " perfume and feather. • Very lovely Indeed. The show wfll rvn· for three more perlorm•nces-tonlght at 8:30 end Sttturrley, 5 p.m. end 9p.m. Check Out JtHv IOO Proof Jereminh Weed .., Jeremilh -.,e~~ourt~on liqueur. e 1981 Heublein, Inc., Hartfotd, Conn. ~ In Wednesday's Spectrum �lmpeccab4o Jazz _ , . •• lliotory 1>1' noot tor IIIOulcl Ill) Moaouto nor lilly porloriNincoo of • Stormy beoornulho- one!.,...... tho -told a n d _ by . . . . . II thlatogo _ _ ,.,. t -. W•tMr," WUhdtlwn ~Jne-ta lithely acholng ~- IIIII, end fMr current dOm~nton of I he eong, nondoiMtchlng, hun, ,_,ng tHOI\, graaplng ""ecatecream1 the to llllthiiPIOO. lht the uu ot anot.~trel, hme~Ma domand A"*' olthl hp, o twitCh ol 1w hopa, one! logoclN untold. lolldo boklln - . c;onlod In tho She II pall thO acHng out ol WOfda. Song 11 drawn •nto I he vibrant realm whet'e teaflty ""' hot out there, no bend, no ce41uk)td, no un..l, IJ'KI h WOUld IIIII Ill the INiglc ol hl.r, b<lnglng magically shapotthltuno It all UIOJI Itt wot'da "U You ~.. Lena Horno ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS: 1) Do you know what you want to speclellze In? 2) Dei .-ou know how to select the company to work for? 3) Do you know how you will approach the problems' th'B t electrical engineers face? 4) Did you know government policy affects engineers? _ _By Mlch••l F. Hopkin• For ooes. h - · Leno Home hal been taken for granted u a stellar beauty who 1uot h~­ to sing. Just "-P- to In lit...,.. the ontl,. llold or dram.elle entena.lnment with hef llemt>oyont _ . . _ Come to the Professional Awareness Student Seminar Tuesday, Oct. 27th froiJI 2 . 9:00 pm l~h·flowlng llreo,.,.,__....-eoo &lng«. Sho'o llwoyo - d<omatlc; walch ,., , .... ,., erms. her entlto t.1ng •• Ohe otngs lnlo motion- All ol ,., ,. Tickets are available for buffet dinner TODAYBell 137 · 10 am· 3 pm $1.25 IEEE Student Members MEMBERSHtpS ARE ts..t>sod~otodl ,.,E INSTITUTE OF ALSO AVAILABLE ~ ELECTRICAL AND one! • ELECTRONICS • Spon.«odbJ: ENGINEERS, INC. 110/oooiKI~kpolso. This fact h e s - •-ont to he< - · to< ,;.,., ~ ,...,•• eopeclally to thOU In the J..u WOfld wNch hot - t h e heart or hor ottengtl\. It hu arao been -ontto ~ ...,.. lltmrnll<et'$, onif,.. orcllng mogulo who n... g - l w onei!MIIng moment aner anoth« ac.attltld ttvouQIIthe yaora, hoping to dluiplto 1w enargiM Willie battering hof style awoy, What thOse peop..a hadn't ccx.tntld on wu tho posolbU•tY of au thoM stolen ~ta, trom C.bJ11 In Tile Sky on clown, finally oc1cllng up. SUmma tiona. No more braotura roles that will be siiCOcl from Ihi fil'lol aceno by orgonlmd foollshnoss. No more playing aaoond IIddie to thlco~ato cton01 of het greatneta, o"e of whOm , ponrayed a grown teacher gnggllng llko an U!ll o~ht pro· sc~er while ~na waa given a few rnmutta to wOik Sh•worked the tim.. II Ill WhO IIW the W/z knOw. lnto a wondef. AI all110 motion faltn . Lena Homo nu b<oUQht en award·w1nnlng Broadway musk;al all'Ye, a rirtua.l ()MooW'Oman tour cte force. L..,. Homo: 1711 Lady ond Her llluak. It tolls a capiWetlng till ol lila<* Entonalnmont, and t h e . . - Impact we bear on thO WOfld. Wotn«IOwllt ~orda c!OWit hao telolsed 0 album W111ch Cat)lurtl It •fl, llwl. tena·a dfamatk) power and daullng k>YollnMt lntonollloo by tho yoor, glOWing moro a"" more lncornpatob4o. Hor rango I rom tho ooy to thl c:rac:ldlng bum. Irom tho -..lngly ohy to thO row dollanco and gothlrlng of , . _ . Hor stature u ono ol the truly -P• See Nazareth Live In Concert Wednesday, October 28th - Shea's �CfOI.&f~ Of thl P.llit Ill« nothJn• more to uy .. Wt\1111 llmH kwbtCI '"llay•ng b.lck "- a..ul)' m.oe h11 p e<::E • tlrOI'Qtr aubtte tat~ '*•ec ahd htl..fll~. •oot $1<Mroptt lhl IIUM Soont8r'NIOV$ liP ..,.., .,.., 11\tt lftl.. t) -no OOOCI ..one 10( to fi'IA~e "''I t~, C-8/\ I J0U ~~~, tr.J' UUMAIIIIST. l<aJI n. Of> gooG - no )Oti;M aboUt """0 • All• 11>1o 0000 Jo<mo 1>< " ...."-'" tf'l • MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL at PICCOLO'S! Jof\<"ttc hoMe. rnt rr1-"'0 ctotn t.I\C name ... ~ ttboe.-oo..,.. .....,U.a•s• .,. cont•'" • t ano 11o11 t>v1 g... u.. ..... a not a~ he•e cwart•. _.. -WATCH THE GAME AND HAVE FREE PIZZA AT HALFT1MEI yoUR CHOICE! Aoben "'""'od' ~ ••• 'Cel"'1 S.uar_, • but · ·~ ••-ay ~t nua IS no,.,, ZOM.nol_,h. Obdllo< $ 5.95 ~tlet.t..TMt•mO (SCHLITZ) drop Do not lf\iataq i\ .lhaq: tot nostalgta bu1 JOVflt!lf • an .. Embryoruc hmey c;c Ihe r0011 laying '1 Kt>o• y Rl_.. ro beg on I he....,.,., l~lowecl by "Serl)<nl oo Crt STEAMED CLAMS & 1 PITCHER OF BEER OR (SCHLITZ) CHICKEN WINGS & 1 PITCHER OF BEER COMPLETE LUNCH, DINNER AND LAn.NtGHT SNACK MENU AVAILAI LEI colli"O a coHecti\te uncon.st lnoe&cribabCt 11 the hJ1vre unknown tunoa ~~~. ··re...•• Grateful Oeao C.Oflcert Pw truth from ReY Gary 0.\'+S Don't Ha~e Ho M01cy.. •• t~ Jouna. ' luat u long at t' until qeUJng lhl lctea Tile man ha l wonh) of men11on now, a& M •• also • unique bi~Jei>Mosopb., a nd, With Jetletaon Atrplane, ptoneet ot an enure schOOl of guitar-p4ayW'tQ Plsceans anct othef ~"' llsh 1 """"' ooy o 101 abOUt HOt T~a• ..,. SiX..f'tOUr gtgt he ano Jack Cnadt' woukt ,.,.11 Openlng 1 tcant ninety mtflulll 1111, ~rma .., hll Htf 60W~n •""' net ' ' ... Jorm~~ KaukOflen 11 1 ,.,.,.,..... gul&:a,tu ...n~ am'\ neq, b01 r ntinental UQ t~lsworiG.'' _ __ _By Din B1rrttt .#om!.~ ~enen.:..f'''""QI'W """ au hOura, bul you'rt 1lraacty bMn ,,.,.,, ht'a "e-re end .-,u ·~· hil>dtlwiecl ··~ Your Ulnpa Trunm«t 1'-CI 8u'"lno ·• end notvrllty, Heollltlon 81.,.... Fot me !he p<el<ln' H!GHI>ghl wu Gilf"'IJ 1 See lhe Ugnt," 10~11>0 bl- '""<111:1<1 ..._, the Anyhoo. as ht atat.O li'M <XWid tndulpe h!mMtt l.!"!d t apend a •"'fhtrd Wee;.. ,, t ~ Ohelaea•• at tne late~•• mOI'e lniiNfllentah~·. H tlf!ft miMing at "' tt>e- on.. 8oth wtfl fine e'"T"' muter's craft a1op Dtlt.l c c:tlUd growrn up on CH·~'-. Ka~ , . . no peoet nat field fM.f t5- PNJed l .. ;r.Y. add plane fl• oft 1 "d , ..., FRANKLIN STREET · OUFPALO N.Y. 17 161 84Z· I 292 THE [r{~- MEoF NEW WAVE Fri. Oct. 23 Sat. Oct. 24 Thr GRAPHI CS ft EL.NE & THE PERILS Suo. Oca. 2S Aller the OEVO Conc•n Paper Faces i\11 XED DHINK S 2 FOH TilE PIUCEOF I TILLi\tiONIGHT DRAFT 50'" Leon Redbone' s time- warped. melodies o.rnonc~. L - Redbone-fillmore Room October 16 Suclo a mystwlouo man; no baoloorOUilCI. no !omity. no pr-11-1101 ol the O<eMn~ lhll Ia. His mu~ hls .oeat 11y... nls O\Jita.r pllytno. n1 1 _.go. . .mon, they'r1lrom a long time ago-1~. !lOs, 00., tum ollhe century. I n~ Wi~ Aedi:Jone whal mUSk:: hi ltllens to. =~~:::::==:.r.:~=~.:.= 011 .I wanna go Hl·woJ~onl'1 bulkl• a CC>Ly. '~~~~:~!r':~he night Redbone aang to the kiM -Ill"*' I ol hl1 aoouotlc gU4tar, GIIIPia,Cng a rapid ltnglf1>iel<lng tool1r>lque..., oona.aetaote commend ol lhe k\_.,umet)t. ··rnfl--..7 Wei~ I gu.a ,.,.. heorG owocy WO<thwtlllo ••corcltno G""otlltaillle Blind Lamon ~-,:::,rn· Gat:y 01\U Blind 8or Fulter t've heard 0<1 lhil .....lng • ._,hallway thrOUgh the... the 1-. ..., now, 1>ut not pu1 the 10111oo-1 don, Aeclbone ' " ' - _,.. lrler>clo. There'alon91""" lost., to...,,_ thingS.• Why, pray tell? Jonalhorl Dorn on lube. oncl ._local lhefo's eo mUCh good mulllc !ram baolo th«o, arouno mulllclana " 01<1 trteno• 8non .. a oa.-· 11>e tum ot 1he century. It'• the beglnnlnO otthe 11umnu1. a.k.a. Doctor Jou.. on ~1104 P"'" "Ritt Industry, onc1 the only ret....,.,. wo ha . . to lhe Dr..,..- I*CIIUlng It up-'IOihong heavy, that limo. NoiJU!IIIotnoffcan ~ ollhtr.lhtfl'l - . , _ l i o n ...... bt--'< ,..., Soul~ American anG E..._,, too. PoopiO IOIQel Among Olhtra, they PloY "~11 .- lo 1he I hal.• - " ''• - Cltflgtlt: Friday nlghllhls eolt·""""" , , _ Dorn.,., a belclt or folf<s- grMI hom on Frotrr transi>OI1ed I sold out Flllrna<a Room l U G - bee~< 8rOIICh 10 llroocn. Jelly Ao!llolor\on'l "WI!y" bO. .U In u.,., not With Ioney tecl\nology or hypno~llm, 1><11 a PartiaJIIfly rally Cl\ot1 llodl>one on "WI!y". ·n Wilh an - - ' n g por1orm1.- of music thai -~ bMn • atanGttG, l<ldl 1 grtal _.g - . a hao IO<geG out ot many lnfluencea. M«<on'o probably my main J n ! l - 01 all his ·e.ca- • - ,...,.ding !hlngs IIIII !'" heerd, thtnl'l nothing r didn't nu. He 10011 hom 01*1. 6poJn end Olhtr so,..... 1n<1 pull! a ll togetNr. mllld •Utl ragUme. Grtat man:· S..c~ In tho Fill""" I· Aeclbone enG Company ploy lwo 1ncorn bolor1 calling It 1 nlght.I\.U<IOI go to WAS for bringing 1uc1> 1 1te1ior Potlormor to our hUmble diQo. The aouno wu good, 100. eta. .~• 11~ Hank wunama· ·-Your- O..trn• "t oo thlt bec:.auH lt'a what t am:• and by be4ng Hean"-,b oth or whlclt the new record Frotrt whal he 11, 1.-. Aeclbone 11 txposlng 1 new Branch ro w1111o.~1s g-otlon to some lenlalllc muolo. Thank VO<J, ~!!~~:t.!!~~~~~~~~~~t!o~M!!or~lo!J~k~lnd~ly~,o~n~d~all~lne~on~._ _ _.:.:..:...~~~~!!!JJ -SOb no mlllof<a- h thollgh, I he music 111 hla. He 111 no rO"'•allll ' "What you ... .. an extensb'l ot me. ot:Mouaty Ihero'a 1 lltl'- bit or oxaggerOIIon 1><11 11'1 me, pr,.ty mUCh aol&. I'm not OU1 or chatoctlf." Hill orr1J190men1l of trtdltlonoJ 10ng1 Ukt " A Hot llrno In the Old Town Tonlghl" anc1 ....., ...alona of l ..=~ "'"~' loQhL "" •1090'1' ""'"''" lost. ll<li ..,,.,~., ........... 01 !Of tr conceru """· Tho p'OioCOe t>atanc• rorel1'01 0 Tne (Ner(IXI WU!tarn t" rts vi\ cllc.JS. 1 In 1111• • Schumo ot act< G"acophc: whip an In wll/0 ' dlstlngu wasiM �. ..,"" Jflerei -,.. -JC*itot•m ~- .JI\ .flfW!1 PIC~ ilpPfltJSt l'ld GOl ll """"" n,.lamos trd, ple•H. Dared tlia ,,"'IMYIMI a. 11ay back kr.owmy •wn to • heao;en "'no t't,bUtol llllen roc1< _,..,., lor IU¢01, ""4, not II• .QOO<I , COV<Siftg y.., rld .,.,.. , Dreams.. nsdousaa Jilt ts IJI'WIIlQ' ' a lw!G(>Spel fj_s, '"Death . rold by • I'm In 1M man <hUll - "'"flo•mg w, t l'leN'11er ~r~ptesola . of a Jo<mo trw. l Y, ll'le -. olgnt .. ,............,......_...,...... Punk ballet: a lame farce regvroltaUon ot raa molt aupetflc1al &IIPKI& (IM _ _ _ _,B y Mary Kunz ' ot. 8.r0Wf'f"f-#<,.lnh•n•- Oc:toblf 20 t.am Sctmman'• CJrcu1 ONrUJ/e wu o<OIIng, and Pro""lley'o SIKih hOny waa tumuflooa ano tkcillng, bUt gh point ol the Buffolo •rmonlc oympllony ~ ~lurdoy. 7 ond T-oy, Oct. 20I*u tilt Pfono otto No. 9, K 271 by Moun Tho ctlsp oncy ot 1>1on111 JoM Btown1no med With the miSIOI)' ol gu•t •ctor Jof'OI Mea• to swod·iiee • rr'lanc:e ll\11 was a~ 10 kalen 10 and ngty elfon-ln 111 lomplo,ty r.rt'• Ninth ~ano ~o. wr1tt~ tilt COI!lpQMr woo 21 .,., nlcl<r>On*' ~rno·· he p1on111 fe>t 11 wu otlglnolty lntondod, 1o oll)l CO<> S-Od to be Mourt"s flrat • eo..nceno Mr. Browtnlng, with his even toucr., brought out the amoottt lte of the flrst movement ano the lui exuberance and humour o' the lUI he Wll It hil bet, I In the Jlety ndneu ot tho middle nent. Jorge Mealer Pfoved once and thor yea, ya.. con pe<lorm o Mozart rto Without rtdtJCing the by result or hla al<lll .,., the Ieney of the OtehNtra wu 0 wei~ ::eo lnterpratarlon o1 a ,.latlvtly ,....,1 '""'I ne on:-tr• iiO<formed moll~ -1111-'< on the rwooram CI<W• HOll9<4} by American11 Sclluman, ~-~ly t11rNtened, riYid, often ~lc: ClapiCtlon of o • to 1u-m Kleh\hi.M •nto a btat Qetd«l.. I~ former ~Uiic CIOmpoMr nan PDrtrayad liMt ooiOt anc1 oontualon lr<>n: tilt g•-ot the aon>boto. the hony of tht ani mala, the craoll Oil he ""' the ooll o l the berllar, all blended 'ono another In Jcolng any IUIShoble OOIJOdO OIIM pleoo Here '"Chance tor the 1'11Hitormonlc pooiiHH, INI clol~lng~ OM not ""'ch ..... Ms. It seemeo like ages ago when t ,.,.1 brought I he Stneo-t•a ball et waa a st.p 1, the tace of anyone Who 'J~CPJie:!~'rl~ Uowucent pink aJbum hOme to my a,p.wtmanl, tore e¥ef' toott some '•llrt trom Hew Wtt¥1 mua.~e and Ita • ollrha plutlc allrl~- wrap and anxlovoty olaood the accompanying - " ' ,...,.. ' · vinyl diK onto my turntable. The anence thlt To begin whh, U\1 baUeC'alab4•u la. ona ol the putc:ected tho mu1k) would ne.,.,- be U\a aame agaJn. most1ns.lpld, etement~ a.f'O unoe¥e•oped ...en in 1 porcussk>nlsls 10 en)oy a moment In the Tho music soernod to literally OJ<I)Icdo out ollllt IO<IQ Whll<o. Ve<y Nice (thar ahould tip you off tlghl llmellgh~ ono they did julllce oo the away) is • virg,nat Clan'* tfom 1 emetl town ~o speekers-dtstoned. bllrtOI.ng, propel ted by 1 sav•oe occasion. backbeat, ovor will ell roao tho onguilh&d. ahrlll GOII5 to tilt big Glty lq . . .k her fonune . sn. Ia vocals ot one of Johnny Rosten N..-., Mlttd the ac:co.sled tnere by • orOtt.P ot danceta esr.aaed 111 F ollowing tho Moun tho program BoUocks H.,.·a the Se.r Pfltola, 'When It waa 11...._, ••punU,.. or .matevet thetr coatumes are aup.posed to returned 10 the 20th ceneu.ry wilh an •ep<esent. Very ""'- attiPI ,.., ooatuma oil Cnothmg entltuslastlc perlorma- olthe Symphony In lilt oadlr of the 1gl'Oo, ooundtd lf~a I he""' of tile world. and tooldng at tilt curronl •·Haw WaYO" muolc llka aome ~ tMIII to I.MCI lilt OuellOtlOII ropl)and Ho. 6 In fb "'"""· op 111 by s.ru.seeN It ga-. birth to. t aii"RRC1 w.ah tt wu. becomes ~ Red, WhO •• not eo *Y ntce. In f~ Proltoflev. This olren oonfuslng a no Tho So Pistols "'*""'-' ._1....y Rea fs • YO<y, -Y ll&d g<tt dluonant-'< • . ,. ._In ~rt the "TTlt Groat-~ •n• Roll The Idea 01 the "punlca" oor"'otlnQ IIIII)' Hoc. I~ IU<moll Prol<olleva-- fn WOtld Wls c.me to Swindte." bul that wu ""'an~ l'tlt'lallt\.at 5UCh a way that &he'd turn "''o a~~ II RuQio. onoa - - t h e Clatlbtralel)l -OO<oCitM band'• noh •tarlc othtUCIO unllwo~ng -at Is !111M en . . _ . o r ""' lllnd or " POISi$1""1)' -•1111 to lot!IWiol ond anti-S<Met proc:rre. In hill towonla both INI mono!~ hie musle tht value JIIOUO'Ntll& Uoar SuiiiQOI mo.... WNtll . - , , IIOCiely that ,...,. n ~,,. erttire o<H\11 ttnoo,""' '' reaka oloxpiOitarlotl. m11olc:., Pnr~ C)e"I04eet rn•Of1t remember .,~~rs~~~~·.. !~most IJngt. ett.arec1~ 1n lhe baiJet .,..ttng a Jolin Bto.vnlng u having appU<Od 1811 tatand" fKIQ(d turned tnaiOt out, the oppoalte ~f tf1e " punk•• coatumeturne out to be 1 Whoft,. monay. year Vrtith the Phlft'latmOnk: fn a escapist ~lertaJnment , muslc to cut your wrt1ti to grabber, nicket-and~lme faKI&t CM any kJnd of perfcwmance of Mozart'• Plano Conceno thorouohty d l11181tfut human betng tt maillft you No. 24. AI) acclaltne<l Mo.tort IM'rlormor, M•. Ita twisted teason seemed emi nently reaaonaMe,lls ugliness seemed atfangety bnu1Hul and. autaflr wonder wt~al Strl~ ,-.tty ttunkl of the cultufiU type Stowntng tlu soloed with numerou1 major sne1s ctsosen to base a biiJet ()(1, orchestra$ throughotJ1 the tJnt1eo Statu, •• $peakfng. It eU1 Uke bludOeon through the clu1teted, we" a.s haY'Jng medo many •ucce.aetut tou~ anHouated h•mework of popular music that had The score by David Butler ol r1dlo mogut Paul across Europe, In parUcular. the ~111 -pllod up over lht years like ao muon VJclorfan 8u1Jer, wt.o, you m1y rtf"'\tmblr. pulled the: plug on UC'I1on. Atso 10 his credit Ia hi I ropeatod fllllg,ee. ..Wizard" redlo) •• HOT ··New Weve," and u .ahould participation In the New Yortc "'Moally not be confused Wllh that OlfUI t)y An)' membeu of Mozart" festival. ompOTeCI wllh the black roving a oltho Sax the aUdio.- wtno might hove lllOughr It that. Jorge Mester, too. Ia • vet.,an ol ·u~• Plotolo.todoy'a mu* aoene atiiiHOinl tame, ""' Tho band, which oornprl- -~~ .,. . j&u. "MooUy Mozat1" fntlvol BttliiM hit l'*e ls no p i - Wlleto thlolo more appatent fhon muslclans, plsyad laebly al 0011. The they prolicloncy In Mo..n, Mr. Maot., the JO<aHed ·~New Wave"' rocll: milieu. Thtw't tea \IWY • came to art &M<OUI 4H gut1ar ect:lacy•ae 6n .,... speclolizeo In oont-1)' ,...,.lc. HellOS tangible gap growing b e t - true mualclON whh on OYOrtlltO, w!IIOII limpid along with all tilt gantrQly and COtlduclod 200 premlO<aa ond Ia atoo lricloly original vision and lhoM wtno - "mply lmUotoro, or Claoo<11m ol o Spyto botlng.ofcl.lort reconlecl. wotM yet..,. a.p!Oillog tilt N - w... ...,. bond you can think ol. ThOle wu a definite toc:1< o1 MII .PtOfilal>lo. hlp, 0t artiottc..ll)l ''hie." lnapilatlotl, and c.tatnl)' no..,.. of apontaneftyot With . - l"*'tld 1 * 1 - and auc:h a capabte cwei'IUtra. tt Ia a -"arne that lllcio<a cu~. • btl1a4 - 1 0 d laot dat\ger. A5 '"' the ~Store a...·o dat>dng, ll Klernllona wu not fl8ld onywhlr1o near to the Old Cat!ttat Tormrnol Slauon by tilt Will suffice lo ooy It wu - o n > f copoclty. lieu- olthe t.thargy ol many Bthl. This dallng P<Oduc1Jon 11ro Vk#ouo ctn:11o 1e the l<lnd of culiiQt lruh Bulfalonlona, tht aeata a1 BuHIIo chc->gr•~ed by BOfboro St"-001 W<th an otlglnat left lorgotla<l. H only It -·thor Olmpla. St.._,'s Plllltwmonlc aymphony oonoon• 111 Butt«, IS )IIIII he klnCI Ol Olllr-Siy bolfot WUin alllt ~ toc:1< ol thollgllt, ond · almost . . - f\.141)1 oecuplacl. Admlaalon 10 l el.PIC"at:tve bullshlll""t JOhnny Ronan hlmttil stagnant ptUdety, a d l - to the mualc tllat hat dellghloelln Cl&llatlng whh hlo acid captured oo many -le'alm&glnollotlo and hat I he PllHha mnO<Ilo Is OffO!CIO~ Sludant eatobllshld ltMif u • YatiCI and lmportont art lorm. ;;:;:.~::-~::.:;,:a~::,.on For ~10 a flc1tel, lhO<O'I O<lty 0<10 thing ObOU1 II )'01> luiUte COfiOOt1S .,. anything 111ca lhe IHI can MY. 1'1'N' Vlclou• Clrc,., lOuted U THE evenI of Oflll, It will be a thraa dol lara wall the fall, wu the , . .1 Rock 'n' Roll SWindle.. -as(The-· """'e bo-" 1"""''"'""' ao:,:.:!,":!:::: -Y E.,.ry (aon C o,..a,"' ""''- "-hot'i" -1- F!Oiay,2$0C0- 11tl n.....--1'locl0otl-.7 �JAMAlCAt wttldt .,.,... fawty •'"' "'"'"'i""'~ lla awn 001 1 wat'We·u A Vltw from tht Third World ...... to pr•tiCOIOftllle and lllepoot") Hunt• -..nectt the Wall of Souncl 0<1 "f N - Y - Lcwe," Willi ~~walloping To00 Aunclgr.., t>an Nne and aax 1 - Gary Wonclo't flourfthOI TherO'I- 0 fofay k'lto t>atllplonOioyntiiMitt< riff and ~ omtnout Elffp/lanl Min percuaolon For thooo of you ...no lllte your ShotT lan Hunter ...uhOut all the tavlah lan Hunter Short Beck 'N' Sides {Chrysalis) • ' • • MICHAEl THElWEll MICHAEl MANlEY Former Prime Minister of Jamaica T..uday. Oct. 27th All~ Room, MS.C &OOpm 51 stlllknts. $2 all othus I wu rnotW thM a J~lle good ton•o- -ShotT-.,. a-. - to be II' popplftg up"" my IIHntoblo mo<t lrwquently thar> anything etoo l'.. lloughtlatoly, -~~~=:::-.:.".,~· $1 ~neral admissio n Hunttf'"a dON In recent memory Tho uouot gong It hero- Mlcl< SA Speaker• But•u. Cora P. Maloney College, International Altair-, BSU, Student AaiOCiallon and GSA Sc!maPps and Hops ·"""'"'- kayi>Oerclo tr~nQ- the otvometoc: tc* ,.,.. r6lftCitOPI and ol the,_, .....,ftfl anG polgnontlyric:t Hvntor'o .,_ -- T he elb<lm wlnda up Willi "Keep On Burn~n·;• a aoMmn go:IC)et tune wtllclltpont my tovorlttllnt f'Ther• ain't no OMiho/Jull <1111inatlont'1 and then lullu 1mo an all·ttOt:J"I-OUl, pleno- SO GREAT IT MAKES YOU WANT Topper IWOIIOn of ltle Cfull and ""lz ldo ToOO llunGgret~. all of Ul4<n ouppfyu.g a IIOfld , . . _ • I>&M lot ton u he riffles Uvough •liM varioua tmvras and ldiOtD:I haolo oft.<. Sl>on Bact 'N' Side$ has~~ owr hand lui ol anthem., otartlng oil _ , obOUI beonQ aiM,~ ra~~nQinltlel..,.olol- •dlh ..... ~-"Central P•k ·H· WN1 ... • roualng tritMite to ahat IOUiful ooncrete '*hOra.. ) ai>OUI Elton Foley- thlo u..,. alcled enG abelloG t>y on unuouol ou~lng C. II l . .turlng MIO- " - ar><l ""' r- Mr. Boston .-.-.-ancll04y- . . ,._ tl- Sides,·- - Wf.dnesda}'. Oct. 28th MFAC 170. Ellicott Compla 7.00 pm muotc.atlnll., Becl< ' N SidH Jea!I.H'H an OUIIIIndlt)Q pair Of belloclo; the WIOifui"OtciRaawdl ,.._ Ooo. clecltcaloG 1 0 - 'n' ro1: caouolt'" ~··and lo4<G dt. .,..,.. gro•nnv up and Aut hor of "The Hard They Come" Aonoon onG Tommy ManGel enG Sponsored by: the ,,.,m of •leetronlc mut~<t\atl funk " Not...." w ith a na11y Hew YO<I< C.ty-atl muteo gu•tar, peroolallng keyboards ano peJCus.tlon -.nd thal great. rav'rtg. lull till Chofu&. lan tackles the NRA In ...Gun pouoolng ra. .up ending THAT IS TO FUP THE ALBUM OVEII AND PlAY THE WHOLE DAMN THING AGAIN tan'o- - · , . . , . a!""ya oplt\1, obout· - ·n grile oltlle p.tn otang be.,..._. I and · - ""'"""' ~ko ..... lor ..... ''""" ...... "If we·r. eorryflnen Ifa OUf tailur..., M 11ng1 tn KM9 On Bumln'"-beeauM tOf tan Hunrw. roek •n· roU mea.na M¥et hav.ng to aay you•r• oorry They . ..., h CO<Jidn'l be Ootoe. For ,.....,... untmown 10 us buying loc:keyo. t.d men In pottUons refused to lhlo 10n0 playe< In the U.S. 8vt 1M Mighty Pop Is unatoppat:q Two months after htnlng 1tte ohorn, e_. nu come to town. The tg It In lltgh aptnts this arovnd. aovnding looM and seiJ. confldonl, utlll:dng tllel.lpto"" Homa to crNtt a raucous R&B atmoapMre on thO altx~m•s ..,.."-·•.._• "Pitaeure" and on "Sinoorfty, to camaraderte and late last It lht bar. "'Eoga on Plat e" tracb. lggy examining lite pmmlses \.--f!IOIItrplecl, and fonune dangtoc! "fttrome, a d)lnomlc him t>y a cerlaln record on/lanced brtvtdo In <1tr '"ecvtive: " Evwybotly Popmolat., oxhono "'foolng gino yoUt nomoiiGGYI But I hey re altar " 1gven my name belong to tiM alnger OOCI hlo owry limo. ,,..,r tggy ec~op~o"" C<OOM<'o"""" logy brlngl lhe party 10 Olk:ago 101 a Vt<010n Ol the ill -smc.otY" IWI*• he <loclalft - u t t y -umemat "SM ol W fllld)l City u "my kfr><l of Lcwe," a 1111 O<tglnolly ttcorclecl by to the Pn11 PloiNipa Willi 111e Twlllgllta 111 lb.•"'""''"" - n l t y of Houston 1!11511. The albUm wlllt a Hot Tonlghl'1. and roualng ronclltlon ol tiM to Mardi1ltao ......,..,, clauto "TTme lAt e>ral- ol a gll1 Me." Pley IIIIo r.-d In yow IIYong Who he met In Ouetler (~Nonce the IItie room, In yow ctt, In tho aho-. Jltt"). O<,IO< !hal mtlltf, while tho most pleasant panormlng any OO<I ol per00<1al or reoord Ia tho r• lrnporaonel hygiene. lt'o good the murl<y rock'n' enough 10 1u1n anything tt1on ol§. Boyce, nucteer holoc.uotlnto a tOcl< anf tho Monl<an roll party. knOw"""' ,_-ward Out-•· w.,.., , The dynamic duo. A shot of Mr. Boston Peppermint Schnapps and the perfect sidekick- an icy cold mug of your favorite beer. An exciting combination that's winning over tastebuds everywhere. Sure, theie are lots of Peppermint Schnapps. But only Mr. Boston's natural Peppermint Schnapps comes from a collectioo of eieven natural tastes from around the world. So why take a shot in the dark? ••••••••< October Special 15% OFF 01 I'O'Io • • • • • • • • • 1 I 1• : Any Bottle of Wine i11 Stock : I : Mr. Boatoo l'e!>l>ermiDt s.:m-, 54, 80 ODCIIOO proal. ~ bJ Mr. 8ooiM Dlslilier, Booton. lolA. Ow~. KY, Alboay, GA. o l9llO ''._:R_~:.\1.~~~,1- v. J\r ~, '.'~~: ~-''' I ··---------·---------- I : �dlsdtln lor the American way olllle end her tell· cholln exile from II It datil with In " Peck It Up" tht reault being e blllng, aardonlc, humoroua tong made memorlble by the llteny of tactiiiS recited: Jecuzzl'a, Ponchea, and home video ceni~J$ loremoat emong them. AJIIM>ugh ctulule Hynde h11 choaen to ahIlltenere tt.r aoller aide, ahe certelnly h81 not loti Pretendera Pretenders II (Sire)• • • • II one were to place the recently luued album by the Pretendera nut to Its predece11or, ooe mlghl wondlf If the group lied, well, gone eoll Mellowed. Chr1nle Hynde atends stripped of tt.r leather and kohl lined eyes, opting lnttead lor while ruffles and carefully groomed hair. Be not deceived, however, Pretendera II Ia • powerful blend of driving rttythms and mutlcat melodrem'a, akiiHulfy executed by lesd vocelltt end gulteriat Chr1111e Hynde. While their debut elbum railed heavtty upon Hynde's voletlle pet'CIPtloos of aexuellty-both her own end othm-Pretenden II uncovera another aide of Chr1nle Hynde-one ol wlatlulneu end sensitivity. " I Go To Sleep" end " Birds ol Paradise" 1ra two auch exempt.. of her new found tendency towards dellcecy. Her vocals are tender, pleading when necessary, end the lyrics ol the taller tune tuggest • mood ol noatalgle and aentlmentellty. •t Go To Sleep," a Rey Oavtes compoaltlon, Is absolutely magical due to the combination of Chrlule'a vocal delivery and Its muslcel simplicity. SubJect metter thai other bendt would prefer to leave untouched Hynde attacka with enlmal~lkt Intensity. The opeol~ cut, "The Adultereu, presents us with e woman re1llzlng lhll she "ltiOdl ICC::U$ed ol the worll crime In history,'' yet she blatently makes no amends lor II. H.ynda' a ~~·.·~~Z,!oo~::,~~:fo~~· While " Bad Boya Gel Spanked" Is en obvlout muSlCII riQUfllltetlon Of "Talloed loye Soya," lttt nonelheleas • ~ertul putdown of the opposite sex with lines like "You don't listen, do ya, anhole?·• serving to bring the point home II II Isn't there already. Similarly, "Jeelous Doge" Is an eHecUve vthlcle lor Hynde to bluntly conny how annoying the male tendency to see women •• sexuel obJ.cta Clll be. After all, " 11'1 herd to gel Ill the mood/when you'•• nated like •om• kind ot dog food." Need Ma. Hynde uy more oo our behalf? II there are any dluppolntmenta at all In regard to Pretenders 11, ttt.y lie In the tact that two ol ) the treclls on aide one, " M11uge 01 love~ end "Telk Of The Town" hiYt eppeered prevtoualy on ttt. Pretencfera' EP retailed 11r1y 1811 spring. Alao, the two cute closing the elbum, "The English Roaea" end *louie, loulet are extremely week. lyr1celly u wen 11 muslcaUy. Both somehow laue the 1111~er IMIIng let down, eajHICially 11o _ , tiler the eltemetlng burata "'' · - o f • "-t• of bltchlneas ~~td H0111m11o aJIMinl. bult•nollr.lhon~• :rJ:e::~llty dlapltyed on ~~~~~!it=:::~v But theu complelnlt ere ~":: ~0C::1 ~h~:!,~::!'ll minute. The Preteodera .,_ ........,., 111 lhe StAtu heVI mttUred I grelt deal Tho u - HanWTIIII musically since their debut cnarociOtlsti<S 010 _ , 011 tn01 In 11711. While thef\'e · -·....,.. thlt!Qo o• .,.,,,1>10 maintained their hard edge, woc:ol uecka . ...,_ ,.,_.., the addltiOAal use ol horns thythm .nc~ tync:o Tho on aome trecka, Inventive t>uuonq ~,,.....,, ond oe>ncfOio rills end Intriguing lyr1ct, - - " ' Tho ~0/lutw Now ond and a SMmlng wllllngnell Ptt 1 ••""' u - - . u Oolo<o to ea:perlment glvea n..o tll!\0 lhOugh Hotni!IIM It mUCII P t d II II o d ot>CI 01 q:t1t~ .~':. ,:.~~~at rlPn vezu:,c:;h~Lot Hommlllt lacked. to¥O<tte sWfeelllt hlmHif he Pretendan II serve• to ....., 1n the pool -nt men reinforce what mualc fens ""'01 1- -.go on olbum have known ell along, thet -loci •-tfllrOt o1 labels like "new wave," rarpa, - - · lo .,..,t "punk.~ wpost punk." and o.-lnltog- 1""""0 to h-1. " blitz" meen ebaolutely w!lldl he hot nothing. Rock and roll Is cnmo t"l.all F•-'1. ...,_., whet metter., end rock end :':;'~p~!:;'::',';::,t roll 11 what the Pretenden """ P<.-1 -tion. deliver. Chr1ssle Hynde Ho om1>1o)<$the _ , . . _ mekes sure ol thet. no"o'""" 11 _ , th!tt tlmoo Tho -Deirdre boll exompiO ol tnlolo In ··Glue," aohot\IOf>IJIUIIOflho %Z'~=~~ gulta<aol •·Halfway O o l - the Loolond tompte of row M JIM _ , -iC .,..,11 ,.., ,...,, ..,.. -ie more"""-'""'· •*·lo-"' ....,, 1-----------------------------------------,:------; lhef" galont!G ,..cj., ears Tnt grathng IIJ'Id weevtng •• tt\a\ 11\ame•nalt aporopn.attC, Ihi rt09M "" .. Ci1y $plltcww .. to -11>0 w«n 01-• BenwD ond Nile ha,. phfaslnoa ond t«nglhy -le•s CHtC 11 u- en11re1w- ~~tTIUen. arra"ged, and produced many ,ec:o,(ta ICH 01her ""'*' trvo _ , 10 the SUI>lle guuor ""''"""""tollntefl- c:omt110n to I till tCM"m A Mtt on tydcs The tkiCI CHIC anla.ta. espec-lelfy female \iOCIIilla. dlcnotomv. a a:lwry..yed woman moal notably Olana Roll' lalell veraua a atar ga.ztng m•n II out. rtiNHS. But tMM wet• mort The hlp lndependenl woman glwtno cl<oarly CHIC's allOw. Not oo Harry MoOo .-..rywhooo Somo ollho oonoo oro wrtnon ,.._hod • 0006 rtf); by Many ond lllondlo gvltiJial nwutable. the mvlic Clvl1 Sleln, ..,.,.. by ftoOtrt ond lmooo of E<lw•cls. otheot CC>WOtton. W.'d OOC>MII:IcaJtion ond lmpOICit ""..,., - · Wltho<lt the - to Uliltft that a duty cNCflolt-tn&ttumen1 texturM. o:;:.!tn;:-'~ ponying o.. ::;=.~.::..,~t E~ty Of-. if dll-1 Koo•oo. In the oclo<llc lrodltion the c1oo< of of lllondlo'• last album o~ y music: tne amptoolam..,. Avtoomorloon, noo oomotnltov ot aol<lom at>CI 'l!olonoe of toe~ ot>CI o\'IIYfhlng: poeudo lazz ¥Oleo on roll; tho balbltulloiUII of ouy "Jump. Jump:·: flute ond tobla cnarooo c... bo laid ol It WU 1M WIY they drotted- wha<a thoW pl•yod In Now Yotk City lhll g,.. lllondle • punk IINIQt 11.- yeot8 ago, But t!ltlr mualc wat , _ punk, porllopo not ...n quMt lock. lolo<o fll<4t pop Peopto Into -,.., mullc" l>OCii ''*' ol oot ptotty trom riiOdof ~- _,top ml.d't ··the poos. u envy as becluse Blondie hod ·-~with. d/100 tuno. Sucll ~,,. llttenlngi country music"• m&r\lc cllpjeMlon. Disco, tho~~j~h , It olwoyo tho preferJod mulk: to abuta. mldd1e Ea11aml8m In ..0&1la.," oomptoto wltn conopt<atO<Ial opy •tne =~='~-';:.::• I ot~ ~ aR OJ'* 1\lQhliQiltt o1 rhe &II>WII .,. lho _.1ng 1roc• 'Breai<INOUUh" lho -my ..~ ...... "T"M t orrnet ponrays aome of H•mm•u~1 moe1 comm~at muatc atnc:e Nt~lf-. Bfg Ch•nce and the ta)tlr I he romanHc and Otfll .. Q"U&Htt.& ot "SI,..,.. Song'· from the loot von 0or Gtuf GeneRic< studio ,.. ,,__.- ho. . _ ,0 dromollc ~ on . , - Jon '"'"' _, ·-·!Mft .., arllot'o $jltlnQ r~1 ~., lbrnmUI ...,.,. MOte --.a hlo r - t =..~"t =~ 011>o.ll~it>gl oonlontln *1t11ift0 """'"ombullatn. Unt..,l*od by collaborotlon, It born pltoouiAy, ond 1111 the numbing Jtertotypo of dlooo. Somothlt>g KooAoo glork>uoly'!a. and le not. - · o1 hlo ~ 8!1111 1'011.,. bouQhl 0 Hammln ol~ boly !lilt- lilt 00061ntn>ductlon to.,.,. or 0 muMc"a nn.t ana wrongly artlol,. _...,. F,..nclo boso, 1\ouoe of mlnorl ooeala, at>CI r--------_,;.--...L..:=!:=:=:=::=::..:=:::::::.:::::=:::.o a mlasme of h.w"~tlng aynthuller; 11101• a~od Jazz ltOica, bul Wllicllleo- o ~>r-.n: wUI "'""Y ol uo 11'101 lntOtTUptod wtth otrt~ oljt.. mole tn.o•o o 0006 cllal of fi'MI dlocoo? ropolng In "Bod<!Qd"; 11>1..1 In lloo.\oo l)obb;e ~lu ond gvlttr, Dew>~~~~ and CHIC call lnoorta dloco tochnlquu in o big ot>CI . _.. lntrvolontln *Tho - moll wlll,..w Jom w.. wo.tno••: ond. molt Mdly--... the llntt bool, l*h--lllhe·a fttlltov oo-s-the IIMI c - to •note.., alldl .,._,,, ln. Harry, all« all, lo Cloltlg the olnglngTho album'• on1y _ . . u~~oc~ :U.,.=..\': =~~he tt talta *1*1?'" THIS SUNDAY, OCT. 25th Shea's - 8:00pm All aeata $8.50 6 $7.50 Baronet Candy Ice Cream Parlor ___ _ -·t- ,....._. IMITOUJl .! ., ii ....0000 - eMAll ITIUOltloa- ,. AVt.llMLE AM»catef t l Jotk ao.tu1 !Jut ,._,D~- =,...-If · -·' �Renaissance monster: bookful of Bowie range anc1ec~1 In ttl•l oroo _,stlluto thO rot>~•Oollon or hltl acctaJm. the • uthofa' dKt110n meku wnsa. f'ioWeV"tN. """''-"'o the outhO<a' tloJOO lntent6on ••to , . . aome mt~-•n conaJderable OeteU- 8owte'a w<Kk: hil hllt()f)" •• . , .,,... hll ChOnQIOQ objoctt-. nlo mothOda or goong abOut hit n•o bull-.. •~ and leflw• tM - . IO cii9<M dttappolntl Sa*ill'S tWO 1MtUft (lttnl, Alld ,._ Pf8'f*ta wen •m•II • MJ ~And 1"-111mot $1MHd l"lt I Wit """""Y lodlng lur 1JNrn I ,., .tCI'Oh • MOI'fll et' WhO ..... liMping by. · -· And lloolt.ed • nd frowMd •nd rnt mOnJt•r "The Width ol 1 CircMI - O.vld ao... w••m•. ''StU'"'~ ti'M! theeltM out.• fec:.iw ""~~' • , _ per-sl'opl\1 ol _,.,,....,taty. Ukowlll Bowoe o OOrt•oyot ot • JoM .._..""'. llomold Pomlra'lC:e"• T1'Jot a.ptt•nt lrt•n '" Nyirlg lo trtot " " * ' n g - ~·· ~"' """tiMI -~~~d IMOI ancl defiiGaM U. oncl....,.,_c><O.,..S.I'liN>'OQ ,...,..,., UMJ<piOotOO oncl -~ tomtory. lofgong ...... wt'l•ctl 8oWle ~etlflthecl hffnNif u • slcJtled K\or-oa~niftO oau11 that .,.,. muter' fatted to Q . .11, wn•te con5iate'ltly ••aeoo1aoes from touoh. exacting the•tre errtlct oot •emotety likely to be lmpreu"" 1>1•VOII • tlnpot Oludy thtng u 'rock tU"P't-'ng and oeUghuno ontooft.,. With Us wht•ranQ'fno tll&nta and knmutable cfttsltt (Or ~Hd) IO< chiOQI. And l I~ monst&r II OIVId 8oWII Engt•ncJ'.s New Mutb l E.t.prelt /N IIIE} ""'ten. Roy Cotr anO ChartM SN.ar Murtay. t\a. . l U I - O.•fd So- All Hllllt,.tN Reoonl•ttlch --and oumlnoothe tnOt'\.ettr'c ~ trorn tw fKtt r.cotO"'Q In 1\lfJA to tua most f~t W •nyt ef-fort, .SC.ry AIOttJI.,., and ve,a.atlte-pfactllbnere, and ... Ch111GIOQ" oltltudo. can and Muney towa on .,.,_ ol\lanb>s)y beaotlhal woman pora h.M 0\IIPVI ••tv '"-"" o. .... · &nO gliOlOQ POP ST"RDO"'' The tntlllto pUk ONiytlc Olndo With lhi.G-IOQ Lowfll010#11trbe ~ 1tt1o0r ano the ' - " SutJ' Alonsrotl Satr>oM lTom the litter: "Tho mood Ia controntahonel from end to tncs pul1ed, no .tonee unturned. tt ' ' •• ~~and andh;rnang, tr-• S<hoolota»-oltl-- Bo.~~e $ rncA~C~~t Stonong Willi oataolocl oooounto ol no meKea An muarretM tmportant •tuc:ty or a puocll6$ ldlooyncrotlc •• anythi'IQ Bow~ hae over done ·~ •• tna11t1Uy reoorgnlzable, but It Ia 1bout tM workl we know and ••Itt I tn thai WO<ld: o perlect oync or 101Jnd ond 111sloft. What So,......,.. to be For an exc:eptlonof dinner, quiet- - - - - . atma.phere and e njoyable eoenlng It'• Frlclayl70 MFAC 7, 8:45, Bl 10:30 S.Minlay 146 Olefeedorf 7 • 8:45 Sunda, Squire Theatre 5, 6:45 Bl 8:30 TICKETS AT SQUIRE TICKET OFFICE JO ._,...,~ s..nriliifiiMIIfn~ '-·~·~·bi•ilM\ -''--~-~-- An<llhouQh-oo tho llllhoro WIU!ully oclmo""'-'G'-'Ihl bool! II f-er frocn dolled on o.vtd 8owit,. An HPv.U.IH a-. lhlngo UC> qUill ntc.ly. Anclltlan--WO<ld pecfple.., .,.,_ on to choOQI as 0~1111 •• poulbll In l1ct, to surl)ttM •n Jncttatlnotv Jaded public he'll problbly no,. to be boring and atagnant tor • few years. Th•l-uld bt clllforWit acr.. .. Murravo Will undoubtedlY; be orouno to ColTs and the maf'l1ef I'*' .too. GIRlS GET POTTED you..,.- A.M lor oM 1Pkuto13 oo. eto11 n - pol ____ •JOU"'IO tooptl l~ eUFWD, PllW ~~ ~ 'a.. H~ Oofl' . "Mcllw•ln• ·• 1/UIIy .,.,.,, PIERCE ARROW Re.tourvnl n6-8l7·'0Jl ,..... Clull a Mu &.no & - · 0.. 1»-21 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23 ~ ELLEN MeiLWAJNE ., o.roc.tt WILli . THE ElEMENTS REEMS.e:u i RATED X ·_No One Under 18 1..-M../t..r-/ Admitted ·I.D. Requlr.t --r-r- pllues. Erery Wednesd•t Hight AI_.,...._ ~­ 11,\UY muto<a--.-.01)1- ha.., and a WJfY gtum • .-presslon:-=.PnH:I Aotron '*"'-? !Iii! wnan In o nome The 8owt...ttMiowlng•IIIIMI aod st)'fish-moll-<lreu plcluroo CllC~ the 1)10, 100. Thl pholOQtiP ~I Co-T'men41ioty docll<nont th<l awtect 'a mony ~ ever lmown. (!) It&t\ jjQhliOQ " Sy tOe way, An Uluttr•tet1 of o.cnpuon lh~ limo &5 lilY 10 Pjon<lllleleu, the IUihO<I provtae 1 '*'UY. lntornwlive:. and o«&&oonalty en•'O'II"""'! CtKIQUI Hoople, Lou. Reed. lggy Pop, II II receives twlef bu11nronneuve Aonol- ,....• . -~-. PfOD"""', IIngef, mime,- film ·otago OdO<,Iafld .nct fitm actor. Hot to 0 k)l~ actOIIIon. "'' wont w1th Mou •~• OUblle rocogmllon ol lhla loot. Tht. Ia - just ltonotOO OUIIt<Y "' hollow "'o.lg· He'l the · - t thing to o 20th oentury llltl6n block and wnitoiCOior, olcllnew. The allot• ol O..ld _ . , . . . an:. "'6$ .,. a rwt treat -allY till Btomt.y H~ neatly uld Into tl"ie mu•c. tM' I maktng at any gl•en moment t" • ••mpllfJes: grow$ng c,llk:.at lnd nu ats DICk to "" 'fWIIi BlbY'fOn ts all ouc triumpt\Mt , 'N'hwt defeat seem• '.mmfMnt and hOI>e 1• oil l>llt gone I• as gooa lf«:ord Is , l'tOI IUfl)f'tllngt)', ''* ,.,tn fantastic photot 01 OUf' nero· t.hertsme' '' -rocet¥oa CVtt)' a •tn• or attentk)n trom ._........_ C.rrand MWI)' throoon tHt-oac:ed, c:utoby<ut II bum IAII)'Si&. 8owlt'l hfl It tt.....,.. •• concrete~~ o• 6ow'fe'a .-tatus u one of cfeall~ most inteiUoenl, •nno~aft¥t , Bowle'e mu:.tc.~A ca,..,. Cofl$1deriOQ that hlo NlCholos Aooll'o tt1S r,. "''" W7'Jo f.•fl To &nlt-ln W'f'Uctl Carra ano soy 'he ptoyoo • pal1 that wu s P<!dflcolly tollorod lo c:r•••• tHOn&f\CQ, from thl ••I•Ung BoWl• myt~oe.. f•n otner worda. tie pl)ed 1 part ot hlmMII)-ond O.vld Ht<IIITilOQI' ti18 Jult 1 GigolO, In which eo .... ~ ~ 1>/lllflflniJ guitar •r• lull o/ lltl, 1 - 0 lnd lound. T~otl'l brlHU!tiCII In hor thtNI II 2 SHOWS · 10:00 pm end Midnight DUBELS+ GARY SMITH hattrJI ~ ~ ~ • MUD WRESTLING FRtDAY l SATURDAY NIGHTSI Call855-8843 ....... ror reservation• �UNCOLN PARK 111010119h wlln Ihe conviction tJ>II cautn.ta or a bom maattr or me WO<G Kenny nu to..., 1\la maslory lull M01£l To Comfort .. CirCII, e•Mf1i!!g artlotic; control 0\'11\ 1\11 won:. and lu<lhe< ......inll I vtablo IIVIftUI Ol IJJ><MIIon lor H .. r..t more •nnovauwre .,..,. Slro-ry Pfoaa hu poovodeG luetatnoe IPIJCfl for a ,,_, w...., RoM. "-viA at.rono array oiNat.,..,..,___.,,.,._ Pol• 8luo Cloud, OvM AI..... Joy H.,IO. and Lance H~ ECIUIIIy lmc>onll'llll M bi· tnoflll\ly - r y C:O..roct '*""'"'-'· II ..nacl'l hu emNo-d u a vn.. cNon<moot 1no -<Nngl!!g ...... ..... ..,., ....,., ,.~ -lc npeclalty tliQf"8Ui¥e tr\ HI lOCUS on 1M Y.n.d IOCiolc:WtUfa• tOOtI 01 -oach (IOhiCtl the oretury~ng ..tJIIipetta.. ol the An tttll c"!!gl 11 ael\nowleclgl!!g) Aecenlly, Kef>ny nu '-Vvn lo publlllh - . ol - r y ll>«>u(ll C:O..toct II, """"'9 them lhe "LIVE - • WO<k 1>1' Amln 81toklo ROCK" ~loOrNot No•I Woon..doy (Oct- 28tl\), l aulhOr Ol tht Ntvtl Tl1tlilrdtr , Tht~ Comt. lhe lntenH lOOk Into the Raalafauana •nd tht Hl.llt ~~~~:~ ~-:;~:~ ~~~.~~;::~:,:,00 movlt Which lntfoduced on c.ampua Mxt week figuret ot WHt 6ACh IIC:Iuung on tJ>II pnl-tty~mponOing their native ltle In a hrro0<111\led JamoiU A tho Thl1t1 World. at 8 p.m., MICIIaal Jamaican Jtmmv Clltt to mi>Cll oltha WO<Id, - Wtlltpeak tn IM Aoom. TltoM Manloy'a pollciM any lecture t>e dol,_.. OM 10 1 - lor grani.O S1.00 1\UOitltt, $2.00 ThtlwoU't ttXl1t tnOft than mere " tum novtlltaUCX1," u It t~• ttle IHm'J acenarkllnto a tar dee~* cnaractltl'lullon of peopte, roota, ana atrtng anceslfal tounda11on etflrmlng a.c11on1 and focuslno the motivation ot tno alory'o c»lntlDe11 S.Mp\ng ut lolo the bolO - l d hom Rooo" 11 prunortly nunuroo Thor lac:tiM W1N be lolfoMd by *"'"" tMiltm liMit, Tlw Hold« Thrr Come. and WOfd Mill thai Thel•all ..~, be lllll!!G n01dbou<l<l coe>IH ol the - •• 1\pofOCIAiion lAd. . to SA Speakloro C..a P M~ lm•nallonai AIIawa, BSU, co--. a..-. CatfrbMn Sludent Auoclatlon ..,., GSA to< the opoclelo-lto laM ptece M-At~ " ' ,.,..,.,.,lQ M t "''01111" 1no ..cnonge pr-1>1' your cw-. anc1 •-lrom thel\lliiJ no~ aiiO<clablo W.N.Y. Open The nrst opera """""'"""telna to be Pl'flormed the newly ra.rtO<ed Lancasle< Opera House will !like place r>eX1 weekend IO< three shows. Three 5ho<l operas by Balab, Samuel ~tber Mark Buocl are the CUIIIIV.Ill<>nSI of 11\e West em New Y011t Opera Theal!e, which are to staged by Daniel Btomsted end Eleafl(l(a Selb. The fout IOiolsts petformrng all three operas at each penonnance ore prominent ln and around Bulfalo Mo<e Information may be obtai ned by ulhng lite lenc:aste< Opera House Bo• Olfk:e at 683-1776 Oevo Oevo Oevo Dtivo Oevo Devo Oevo Devo Oevo Oevo tlevo 0~1'. O~·:~ Orvo uevo Uei'O Oevo Oovo Oevo Otivo Oevo Devo Oevo Oevo G.,...11>11wno'a ooml!!g to Sileo's SUnday'/ H.,. are a Wny 111 DEVO )'0<1 aoMy BuflaiO monQC>Io4cls~ lew nln11 Dolt Anclataon ol tho Bulf•lo Ewnlffg N•w• e~~lls tMm a An<! don't )'O<IIInow ti\OI DEVO woold laugh allheSe oebuJouJ ••zany New WaYe roc." band; ..Jim ConeneUo,ln Nt10n, remarked on the ••lf>ud boy*" WICI thetr writing. "H 11111 makll no H(\M," Barry A1fon10 In lhla pul AmtH,.tttd oommet~lf ancllnsts' that you, as teaoer. llatef'MH'. eoftce.-tgoer a'K3 generaJ parUclpant1 f&)eel all rhelorlc dumped t.~pon you by any commun~aUon medium and to meoUoned th11 tholr lytle• IJI "II.. OYtrtly bizarre;• White at the decldtt things for yourself. U'li.$ could po'*bty say 11mt tltM '1he languag• •• vaguer co•wtnce you to go to thls 11>0119h ollll omlnouo." Give up? only your ~ody. Oevo Oevo Oevo Duvo Oevo Dovo Oevo Oevo WEEKEND SPECIAL SAT. & SUN. ONLY! 10 am - Noon Sat. Oct. 24 JOURNEY "Escape" Oct. 24 & 25 10- Mid. maxell. B · ~and RoCk • New 'Wave • ~ Jozz • P.eggoe • Comedy • Molown • Soul • Soundnod<s. • CNer 1.000.000 used album$ boUght. sold and noded sloop 1975. • 0unons. Stlc:keB. Potdles. Pins. T·Shins. P.ock Cops. Americ:on 6 Dmbh ~ MogozJnes. Play It ........ 1115 ELMWOOD AT FOREST·883-0330 ~ 11100 Main St. OPEN . . . . . . ., 70... "wH~c ~old"!~ at LAfayette ~. DOQ-- . Tiw~- . 1f �~· ··•··· ....... ·····-··-· ··- ... Roclt. 'n roll really stirs with the exciting taste ofSeagram's 7 & 7UR. And so does country and western, and jazz, and disco-in fact, everything sounds better with 7 & 7. Enjoy our quality in moderation. Rockir roll stirs with Sne11&Snen I j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Oouorah added that be had held a aatherln& of all dubs to tnform them of thelf respoMibUities and ISsued memos to them, reminding them of the imponttnce or submitllna the plao>. By SElll GOODCHILD "'"'"'1''11 Edii<K wenty-<i&lll Student AsSOCiation (SA) clubs. including the ANC, NYPIRQ and the Sunshine House, m4Y lose their recoanit.ion. budaetl and space unle~s they provide Director of Student Organizations Chuma Osuorah with reque=~ted documentation. Osuonah suspended the clubs and froze their budatts th11 week after the)' failed to present him With budget packetS detailing club officers and thear plans for this year's aL~iv(tios. "Somebody has to set a precedent for other people to follow." the director as.~erted, defending his T ' 'I decision ... Pas1 adminisnalionl havr had the same policies, but for some reason have never enforeed it touah enough." Many of the 28 clubs "ere mformed of the decision by ruding an a~ent in n.~ Sp(ctrum oot.if)iDg them that they have ~ "declared inactive and all privile&et arc could be rescinded unleso hr recet'e=l suspended." h "''IS si&ned by the the documentation v.ithin a reasonable Office of tbe Treasurer, althou&h SA tiroe, "'hich be set at bdv.em n•'O or Treasurer Mar~ 111~ denied that he three "ttks. But the direa.or had iuued it, explairuag that Osuorab mamtaroed that he "ould not canoel ,.as behind the mo•e. spece ptt>tlegei until then, and "'ould be opm to diSCUSsions. dubs are recoan1ted by the Senate "They just "'ill not be able to do and aiven pnvilt&C$ that include the anytluna beta...., their l!udaets ba"" opportunity to ~uest fundin& and hem frozen." be remarked acCC$$ to tmetinc SPIW% in the Ellicou Wednesday. "But they still ha"c a Complex, Squue Hall and other chance to appeal to either SA President Uoi..nity areas. They may a i'O be Joe Rtflan. Moore or myself." The granted a permanent offiCe by Hou<e clubs will n01 be able to spmd money Council, ao offshoot of Sub Board 1. and will be unable to restr\e spat"e in if they have enou&h members and the any of the facilitie• available to need for rqular space. Mudents. · Osuorah noted that these priviqes Clubs such as the ANC and S.-. need to know who I> who. when I deal with them." he upllllJled. Althouah many or the club• probably ,.111 e•entually subm1t the Information, the Sunshine House may not &tt orr so easily. The trouble· plagued eroup can cApect a phone caU ...... ,.........w.,. ........... lrom the dtrtCIO< <omttime •n tbe near future. " I harbor <ame uneasineu NYPIR G wiU not lo... t...u rooms automatic:aiJy, J>tndtng the arace penod to,.anl them bccauoe they are just \lllln& !.here. Thr tape recorder ans•er• t.hat 6suorab has granted. Ah houah the phone, not them," he explatned. there,.... wme concern earber in thr "I ta~ e them up," O<uofab wed tbat the ANC •ould be unabl• to prom1'Ged, hand ••:on front thnn.'" produce its "eeUy paper, Osuorah Earl~ thtJ .emc:~ter Suoshane House pennilled it to publt>h ,.., tn danJtr of beinc 11\Ut do••;n beau.c or lis ftuhue to clcu up its Both NYPIRG and the ANC ,..,.e fa.:11ity No Sunthtne HoUit members unfettered by Osuorah's actiOn. ANC ,..,e avatlable fD< commcru. spokesman Ste-. < Catrone malntatned O.uorah sa1d that unless the Jroups that the ANC "15 noc a <u~pmded e-cntually contact h1m. he wlll club" and tl\at it ,. ould be suhmuung a pproach the Senate otnd ask that its update forms shortly • recoenltion be ll'llhdra.. n . " \1ost of NYPIRG's Project Coordinator Janet Matlhev.s abo ~id that "there 1s the clubs this year ha•e been 'tfY· very &ood," he dam1ed. "But <arne a"' JUSt no problem" with its statu~. "We did not tO&clher " not elect nfftcers untilltut 1-riday. ,.,u GLS, OCH controversy, continues SBI Committee unsnarls implementation 8y MARTY ROSEN Campus Editor c:on1ro•u•y 11 the lo•t t~o>o Sub Boord meti""'· Blat k oriainotly «lec•ed Uo~den's proposal at Ill< Stptcmber for belnc "unoraan11ed." Hayden tben submiued his resian&Uon co Hinhman. HOW«"\'tf. Hinhman rc(UK'd to a«ep~ the ml&na11oo and dtm:ted Hayden to tk•dop • ne.. propo.al for the Octotxr mttti11J. Until an oaroancnt is r<a<hed. both orr,... or• lll'<ft~ll& .. they ,..,. be lore last Th~. Wlulc: htr uti< and job tkscnJ)IfOfl ...,. to be f0<mt1Uy cbanpcl, former OLS r«'Cpplonul Patty Humb<rl uplained that w;. !.Uil "doina the"""' thlll&l " "Bob (Ha)lknl hos told me nothina," -"• Slid "We ha•ct~'t chanpd Can's (ColltM) oc atl)()fl<'• Slatus," Ma<L l1\&llllllned "None or th< tkUIIs ba•e b«ft dcatkd." Af1er one tn«tJn& be is optom..uc that an 1«01d ~.u bt rcacbtd . .... tbtat tt"-'aoiac ro -ork.'' he. maantalncd. meet in& S ub Board I (SBI) Exotutivc Comrniu<e membmo met "ith Squ~re/Amhersl Division Director Bob Hayden, Croup Lepl s.mc.. (GLS) and Off. Campuo HOUIIJI& (OCH) rcpract~tatl>es tbb "<tk to dd.tnninc how lO implement a f«t'nt Board of Oirecton ruhna. The ruhna. bas<d oo a «quest from Ha)·den for o cllvisioft seaewy 11 t.he \lam Street Campus, ""' oppro•ed amtd the b~ehrina and c:oofomon Boord !Dmlben that domilwed WI .,......,, mc<tiiiJ. It dictated th• the Sl~ stipend hot fi'Ofll OCH and tbt Sl~ liM fr0111 GLS ....n be pooled. Pcrwnoc:l from the two orpnizat1005 " ho "ore paid from tho~ lint$ will no• be rcspoosibk 10 Haydn~ rat he< fl!on 10 th< student lfOUps, oa:onlina to tbt l>fOPC>5al SUI&tSled b) the Boartt. Wlxa Student MsocWioG (SA) Treasum Mark Moore, SA Prtsident Joe Rlll<in and SBI Treasurer Bill Maclt hst<ned tO a tape of the proceedinp on Wedneoday, in an attemPt co iOrt out rb~ ex.ac1 lemu- oC tbt rdOiutions. h ooas discovered that over '"<><hirds or the~ dnllna •lth the Hayden conuo•-eny had been erased. "Rmcmary Woods had ber hands on the lOpe," SBI E>ecudve Dim:tor Donnis lllacl: quipped. "It's (the tape recorda) not the most comp!;cated piett of equipmem. This bas never happened before:· bet•= A second mo:tint was hold bst nlJ(It bct-n SBI "Rosemary Woods had Chairman p.,., Hinhamn, Ha)'\len, GLS office man~~Strt Cari Collin• and Paul Weiss, ai.l Black. If a conscnsu• her hands on the tape." could not be reached th<D the issue ...,uld apin eome btfore the Executive Committee at next Tuesday's fMrfina. Executive Director Hayden hi$ declined eommtnt on the proceedincs. - SBI The request to use ttipended students fre!n OCH and Dennis Black GLS to assiSI the Squire/Amherst Division ha. created W lui< Matt llfeed tbat the psllll SBI J}'stem IS co tklmnlne tht and fasibdll) or a recommendatio<l before unt*m<ntll!l them he Qplamed. "u tales an encue month to do a feasibibtyaudy. Tbc 'Board ftlt thiS would be "Drkabk ather ""Y·" Hayotkn araued at the Board ..-iQa that the rtceplJOOia wort •ould now be performed by a 'Oiunte.r •llff of ponkpls. Previouily, the rcspoiiJtbllillcs of the CLS r<e<puoni" Included filina. t)'plna, ons-mt tdtphones and ser<eninc cl~niJ before they mu~ wilb on lltoroey. Ha)'liCfl that the parol<pb will screen dia!u and the DfvWon ...,.,ary ..;U c:onttnue 10 type and Iii< fO< GLS '"hilt workin& out of th< Division Dire•:IO" Offtce. The panltpls have been prtnanly responsible for restatchlna for the GLS ltwf«J. Theu lim meetina wos held this week to diJCU» plant for the year. "They haven't disa~S><d (tbe raolutloo) wilb the poraleaaiJ ).,, " Humbert ossened. "The theory (of usina paralepls u receptlonlsu) sounds n~. but the particulan ~·l':frn't ....rur,....,.,. wort«< out." �in short. campu ... lHEspEORUM 2:1 OcloO« , . , thlll ll wu r<Sj)OIUibl< Speculative? ~"'~>{. . o.reaor or Publoc Aff&~n-alld Prc>ldmtoal Scarcb Ad"->' CoiD11Uil<e Ptes1 Lwoci-Harry Jack- told tamPII' radto stalioa WBFO Moaday tllal next Wednesday'> SUNY lloatd of Ttu1tea _ , . we>uld C:Oot&U1 atnaun rclalona tot~ UB l'lesMiclxy. Jac:"- we>uld not coliiiii<OI on .. llal t~ nnn wovld ~. &ftCI termed op«UUatho ~ publu.bcd ttpO<U that Unt_....) or Nd>ruka VICII: Pnsad<1tt for Andnnic Arfatrs 8 . Sampk wovld ....,.,. tho pOSilioa. 0a IOJI Wednesday, 7lw Sptn111"' repor~ed that tho Trulltn 'll'OUicl appro>< Sampk on Wednocla) aO« a lhon cldibmltton. s....., SA campaign ~ Student A..ociatlOII (SA) is 'PO'IJOMI a lcun '""""' campai&n to New York"liCII&tors prolcshnJ up:omU\1 cuts t.n educatiool and .odal Procratnl- SASU ,. ~tp!na ,.,lh t~ tlfon, .,.hk:b is ll.rl<led primonly Ill cUI back• in hiJltrr educatiOn loan._ "Sttxlmu mUJI put rrcuur< on their l<aJtJ.ator> throu&h lcun ...-ltina and phon< cali•na to tm'<nt th<>< cuu," a SA P«U rdcasc uoau. "The !>coat< Is ...h... tho roa~ttina ha>< to b< roc """""' _,. .000 .........rnona or Appearina <~'anl&ht on manr hoalt•a)) •• ~.a. Utah, /umlna, &lid California, tho si&ns read "Aicn. Zone." Attoedinl to an offtOal for tho Gr«npcacc orpllll.llion, tho ""'' ,..,.. plac:ed &lotlc th< rouk •bleb tho Noddr Rquiiii.Of) Coaulowloa bad app<O\'Od '" AU&UJI roc shtPJ'lft& radioaah< was!< from San 0...., lO IIIU>OU. Rad,.,......... The Pai<Siille Ub<rauoll QrpJIUIIioo PLO) "u a"arded ruU d•plomatic suruo by tho Un10a dunna PLO lndn y..,. Araflll's visit to tho Sovin cap~tallhb post Tlladay. The unoUliCOltiCftt of tb< dtploaWic -u• upt11ld.na earM at a fonnal recep<iool for Atafal, •ho ..-as ,_,,'Od wannly by SoH<r Prcsidmt Leouid I. lltaboev. AlthoQ&h Wesrcrn anatyas are - cxpea•.,. masu~ So'ld ate! to ArafU 's oraanizauon, .om< ha~ eapraoed OOncml •11h the timina or tho anAO\DICcrneOI •• ·~ .. u. of the ....... nauon or E,yptian President Anwar El- SacW 5o,,.. ,.,u alf«t th< poor and model!< clau Slud<nn "'111 ba•• 10 lea'" school," tho rdcaK reads. '"Many n.lt ion. I o...s~rE ~~Mnl.IMIC. .,._ ,-.....,.. Jfll:t. .......9~,. J_,.._,...,.. ..,.,. A&e"'C KKfMQIN•tltoiiM J~8Zong61.N.I ...... u..-o T ...........,.,._,..., O..K1 OU..,rOI.tatltfMI Molo U:r P*(riftOiA tU TOtly Gt1~&'Mnk Fre.nc'4Spec:~r1A tlls tt~tt flf'toto Those iOOthin& all·sa•crs <OmlllCTCtAIS make u 1o0und :l!mOfl llkr a roroglon-'"Friends, a lot of b.'tnks arc orr<flnl &1115 And chaffing dish<$. But, herr 11 th< All Savtrs Church, I'CfC aolna to orror )-ou a little <Ometbina mor<. Sal•ation. "We don'tii\C )OU a <h&ffina duh or a TV ..t. but you can b< absohed from tho 110 of your chota: Jflt'*f t1 O.rUOf!luafltn• M•n•CP"r Jlft'\tll P MUI'pl'lyiCCHn.PtiOI* M 8 K&lmiwCUIIJ~" Mfr. Srlltiet OtQitNUr. Cootdia•SOt ___.,_ ll>o $pOClrUOI '" -od 11V .,.. AaiOC-16JM PrMt. F14kt ~ S~•• lM Anogetes Tlmlti $tndoe-M:• C0t'tgla1. liMOIIMI s.v-ce untteo , ...'"' s~ !PKt~ •• NIIOI\al ,..._,,_,tot .... .... - 1N1 \Ml1to ~ SyndM;ate TN ""This indudes breabnc,~ S.IUb Coo:rtJDOJtdmcot at any tom<"' you an b<<ak tho S<cond 'Commandm<nt or the l';onth Commaodmeot •llhiD .lO daY> or d<pOSII. Pm.atty roc <at I) witbdra•'Ol. Membn FDIC." Turn right ....... AJanC~.,...._, OHICS A. COmatoclilll'todital SaM Allsa•·crs <mtfteates-has a nle< nn& to It Better than all· Rat\~' ctrurates. studmu dop<nd soldy or ln ~on the llnanclal ate! of the rednal lt»<mmatL Thts means th< rr<Knt low COli ht&h qualll) public ed..:auoo •• OflCII: ~..... "ill ooJ, b< 1\Wbk to tho,.., rid!:' c..n.o.r ...,."'.. c..... -~ ...... _, JettNY A Thur&torwSJiOf"tt Jon M O!n A ultU~tt ..,..,. aranu reap1ents rO\lllina an a rc:ducuon of Jome S8S m~IJ.M)n io "eduoation peuchastna powtr". "l'hoc ouu .,__.,.~..,., OMI.......-c....,.~ A friend indeed done:· It uracs stuckn1s 10 v..,.-ice Repubi~Qft Alpborut D'Amalo ~... they A_.," ,_., MlltOMtt .... ,efl Alt o.r.dw M«t)' ,_.,..,. C4MJNn wm and Democrat Palri>~ Mnynlhan-<spccoally the foomtt ~­ ht Stu on the Aperupriallons Committe<. The lcUon ""' an atttmpt 10 IC'I fundlna lncrcued on the Guorantced Studont Loan (GSL) "'hleh v.ill !mpc»e a nted• t<ll on famil&CS In which por<nt> cam mor< than S.lO,OOO. This is a n<w feature, onitiated by the Ruaan admlnistratton to <Ombat "hat they rrprd "' abu>c- or th< S)'Jtem. SASU pr<dieu that .om< 245,000 Studenu ..;u b< dtmtnOled fTOm the proaram and that no new loans ,.;u b< iuued O<J<t ynr Another 85.000 Stilt< stud<nll "''" ~ takm off t~ rolls or Pdl M.t-E- JoMttll..eiM.,.~ 5oto-... _,._!IV~ c.n:ve..a.on .,.-.ga. 20.100 T- rr.e ~ OftiQN tte 10eetr10 11n The ar.m_.. mYironmatWut OTpnwttlOn adnntted Tuadoy ~-.. Hoi\ s...u._, •• Now YOI!I 01 ........ S<ll> . . _ ~IIlli.,\.' S..... . .tiUO,~Yodc:tQ\4 fiiiJIDl-317$-ol 17->311!,- Col>yf .... St _ _H _ lnc.Ed-.o 1.1 ll.rttaiO, Y The $o1Qf\A CIOIICY' ta Ollllnnll*l bJ U. E61ot..fnO...t f'lolt.IIOUcebOM Of atrr maa• ~ wM'*'I tM: ~of tnt E41W:W•n-O\Iet •• alnctJy - •AP.._ !IV Tlto S'po<rMitlt ........ lklf .... NtwtPresa &nc... •no Seneca St 114>«-NY Dtt.tu!Mecl ftte to lhe Uft1....,_.ty COf'M\unft)'llmJt one~ per pemon. ----------..! : I CheGlt out o..tr coupons I In 9 / 23/ Bl lssue _ _ ...... - -·- ADULT MASKS & DISGUISES .. - • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·--• • ASSEMBLY MEETING • • FRIDAY, Oct. 23rd • • • • at 3:30pm • • • • TALBERT SENATE CHAMBERS , GEORGE&CO 854-0873 115 Maln Sinlet ·o..,o..-~ .. -~­ . , _ I Moe& UNUSUAL SW. • • • • • • • • • 1.,,•...,.-....,... ..........., • will held. ................ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • •• • • • • • • SUPER FAST PRINTING OOICKCOPV Elctefion of Chairperaon be __ U·M N 2 .~ uu ........ IU ..III �Evaluators examine Political Science unit By ALAN C. kACHIC ________ Cottlrtbotmc Ed''-"'- - - - - - - - Scoen~ UB's Pohttcal Department, plaaued for the put two yean "'ilh bod~ cuu and low morale, was offtaally e>aluted last "«k. E•en thouJh the dcpartmi'Dt hu b«n ha-.na problems, the evaluation allqedly " not a rault because departmental evaluation• ony lhc years are pon or normal proocdure. Political Sclen« Cbarrman Oaudc Welc:h downplayed any siJllifieanoe in the evaluation uplainina that it is "sometbJOi fairly rqular to the Univeuny." Neither admollina or dcoly•na there are clepmmental problems, Welclt added that the evaluation ·•comes at a time when it os useful." The Standard evaluation "as done by. team or three academicians, UB Law School Dean Thomas Hedrkk, lndJana Univcnity Politkal Science Professor Linden Caldwell aod University or Iowa Professor Sam Patterson. Final wnucn results are not e>tpccted until Thanklii•ma. The "1922" film version of Dracula "We conducted an c'tcmal review," cxplatned Cald .. ell. "Eacb member is now workin& on his pan." The Indiana professor said that "the deportment is or very &ood quality, .. but would not comment further. "Anything I would say would be inappropriate," Caldwell said. CaJd,.ell did admit. however, that the department's bud&ctary restraints were closely scrutinlr.ed but would not elaborate. Hedrick was unavailable for comment. One of the major concerns or the evaluating team during their day-and-a-half stay was, aceordina to Welch, the impact of the loss of faculty in the department. Political Science has lost seven instnlctors since 1978 due 10 attrition. In April 1980, Th~ Spectfllm reported that •;abysmal morale" contributed to the departure or several assistant profC~sors. Welch made no comment on the affect of the faculty reductions implyina that it was up to tbt evaluation team to determine. "If cutbacks In staff has affected the quabty (of araduate education)" the department chairman explained, "the administration "'iU have to make a d«tSion tO uwade or allow Fri. Oct. 23rd 8:00pm Hayes 239 75~ admission Sponsored by Gay People's Alliance and SA ) continued erosion.'" The e>"1lluaugn team also examined the department's facihles. social science aaa and •otinl records faclhues, the extent of depanmenw policy proarams and a araduate Student oriains Sllr\'1:). Welcb added thll the evaluaton opressed con=11 ovet the low sdJ)C!Ids received by aradute assostants. Underaraduatc education. except as it related tO araduate was not directly examined At abe prC$ent time the admtnis;rauon Is unwllhna 10 comment on ramifications or the evaluation. "What could come clcpeods on what they recommend," said Soctal Sciences Dean Kenneth Levy. Addln& that tbc evaluators did not sugcst anython& tO him the dean explained that they asked questions "about tbe SUNY sy5tttn and how it was bud&t~ed and requested srncral information. •• Ln-y araued that the Political Science dcpahrnent is not alone in its problems, but is another facet of a general Soctal Scitnces' decline. ''All departments in this faculty have suffered severe losses," he as.suted. "Soctal scicn= is tar&eted for enormous • losses ovrr the ne-xt few years." studiC~ Tickets available at Squire Ticket Office ~!!!!!!!!ATTENTION UNDERGRADS~!!!!;I ~GRADUATE SCHOOL~ INFORMATION DAY AT U/B The following clubs have been declared inactive and all privileges are suspended: Accounting Club Russian Alpha Epsilon Delta SOTA UBIASF Architecture Club Classics Women In Management Economics Balkan Dancers Model Un Music Students Assocldliun Physical Education Majors Cross Country Ski Club Gospel Choir Table Tennis Club UB L5 Society Irish Student Association Buffalo Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression Israeli lnformatio[l Center • Overeaters Anonymous Students For A liberatarlan Society (SLS) New York Interest Research Group (NYPIRG) Sunshine House The Independents Association For Minority Students In Health Related ~rofessions (AMSHRP) Co-sponsored by: SUCIBuffelo, St. Bonaventure Unl~erslty & Cenlslus College Speak to representatives of faculties offering graduate programs at UIB and from graduate schools In the U.S. and Canada. Monday, Oct. 26th - 12 Noon to 4 pm 5 pm to 7 pm • Capen Lobby, Amherst Campus-SUNYAS • - Representatives from over 30 Graduate Schools and faculty members from each division at UB will be in attendance. SOME OF THE SCHOOLS PARTICIPATING WILL BE: Adelphi University Buffalo State Canisius College Carnegie-Mellon University Case Western Reserve University Cornell University - Management CUNY · Baruch College Hofstra University Kent State University New York Institute of Technology Northeastern University Pace University PurdCJe University - Management Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute St. Bonaventure University Springfield College SUNY Albany SUNY Binghamton SUNY Buffalo SUNY Stony Brook Stanford University · Management Syracuse University University of Connecticut (Hartford University of Connecticut (Storrs) U of llllno1s ~~ Urbana-Champaign University of New Haven University of Rhode Island University of Rochester �editorial .) Premature judgements? T'he gupes can be ~d alreedy? Almost as quk:l<ly u the chore. of Ste•en 8. &ample wu announced by the prMa aa U8's nett Pl'es>dent, quiet groans that anothef engrnMr writ lead the Unl•er6lty could be heerd .O.IIhough this may sound premature. the denrais from Public Affairs ha•e not actually denied the repona, Juettllfmed them apecuiatlon . No metter now much the bureau may say otherwise, all repons Indicate t hat Sample Is Indeed the Councll choice, and will be end0r5ed by the SUNV Board ol Trullaea on Wednesday. The Nebraska •Ice president, an eleclllcal englnMf, haa already be8fl softly condemned by some for Ilia academiC bad<ground- tha same as present us'~ eQCUu.. Robe<t L 1<e11ar. wno many leU was unqualified because he had no libefal ans upbrlngong. 8111 the c:ynlc6 In the liberal ans and SOCial sclencaa Should not be so quick in condemning Sample ancl dooming his tenure to lallum bef01e It has begun . .O.t first glance, and that Ia all that can be given at present. Sample appeara to be a topnotch choice, whose strengths lie wh&~e UB Is weak fe~dba "'W Accountability ~rntabHity It seems as though 8'lety 5tudem QOYtm11*>l and their allillatecl organizations are sulftHrng from some son ot self4nlllc:tecl accountability c:t~tls. The Student .O.noclaUon (SA) wants TIHI Spectrum to be more fiscally ruponolblt, 10 It establiShed an accountability sya1em enourlng that Ita subsctlptlon fee Is. not mlsusecl Recently Sub Board I (SBt) has demanclecl that the Current submit somewhat detailed revenue and e~q>enl8 sheets to, as SBI Treasurllf 8111 Mack l Yov .-.JII&t llntshed .,our n~t c:.1111 erttl what • ,.,,., W~ttt tour booU t»d.• yo11 bf!P~tt to m••• .-ow • EC~<ror On tho Wfti<tna ol Octo~>~' 11 11. • fi'O<JP or ltudentt. from Sllttt f'r$tem (SUNY) ICitOOII mf!t In Altnny tor •n ;mponant conl.,enc., th• topic ol wfllch wa• ctud•nl •ctlvJem Thlr OtQ•nlt''' conltlfln<:fl .., . prep.rtHJ by tho SASU (Srudtnr Auoc~ton or the St•te UniY«IU'-•I•nlrM •dmlntltfltlon. Run by OtQanlz.ng tJirect01 Te111ann~ fetcon•. 'IWNiflhops diSCUS- topics r•rrg•rrg from no., to Clute • loeat SASU c.hapt" to tht pto• artd cons ol rM MlltllfY dratr S.a"'"• Jnponng lot:lol SASU _ , _ to po bec:4 to th.,r UIJOOI6 eM 11*1 , . lt~t• UffiltH/ oy greuroots otganu~ng tKhmoues, the confftfeftce s~owtHJ th., SASU CCMtrotiSI/Ottlng 1/ullr 1r:t togethtr Tltf workshops W.rs able ro run ntllly on ttme, but m01e 1mponanrly SASV w-tr tble to go1 • group of '~'"'" that fea~e an lmpr•arlon ~,.,...., th•'f rou ,,. .,~ .A• .,,.,~, ~ nofi'C» lfs 9flt'IIQ <lerA If/Of rfll'* FftiltviiHIHoY. ,..,., cor>tmue You lhtn• to youru11 Could aom.on~t ~ waiting up atHud" 11 .IOmfOnl lolto•mg you?' Otd you •• 10/rJtillung mow,g bflhmd that trw• or 1s tl Jult your imagmetJott? Not •,..nong to cleat vrith these paranoid thoughII remlm1a.nt of when yov w•NI young end trJfd to go to IIHP In your derk 100,, }'Ott " " ' wallung morw biJsldy .,.,lsJtlnQ you would reectt on .,ow ••r. )'OUt dt•tl,_.l~. Surely, ewtf')'One ot us tJaa ,., '"'' ..-ay., one liMe the niQhtm•,. , , , OoKcHNo 1 tNMy A meJOT feet« contrlbut.ng to ,,, PIObl«" .- Of lrtOIIHH FM 1om1 tiN 1Mdft1~atel;gfltmg on out u,.puus ,, order to refftl'dy thla ptOblem, the Antt-Rape Talk Foroe t.• lttltlflled on 00/Pfmun,t,.s ctHte oom~a~ttwl' that can hNp the com'"unUy). Janice Fme whO,. natKNtal clra,.,-.on of t,. Unlttd Stotts Student AuocJ.,Ioro fUSSA) ond - s l y Woo ptH/<Mnt ot SASU. TIN fYtnlllg .., . ' " ' ' - o i l rtllh 1n msp;rollonol ·~by S.IA/t Editor With ,,. .tllcJtfiCy •nd comprwMt!olvtn••• ol tiN conl.,.not, SASU Ia 1-'llng SUNY oiiJdt/011 Ihoy do not haw to worry about their 13/n dUll per yHr """*'""- OIU~II. Ott-" ol liN Bulla' fOOiboH tHm tnd coocha ond tho Alnt.,IC /JtplrlfmMI, ... lXI- OIH I !'P(!c/flloro fO< outsllrotllng p~m•J•w• of The Spectrum on Frldoy, Ot:tol»r 76. Throuo/o t,. .tforlo of Spo/11 £dHor Joll Thu,.ton, T0<1y "-11/lllld J011 Dlot, tho flfl/001 croiW olnot tiN lootbo~ progrom - • trtlnottttd In tQn, InCluding 0 ~':: OIIHHotlt -11011, ,.,. /IN BuHo IHIHI Ctn1o1U.. •n h-- Com- •It/! /IN ond Int.,.II 01 SA l'rHidwot J<» RUkin •nd hll a/IU, II ptO..I 1~01 OHihy 0<1 1/l'-t:411JtP<II·~a 1/_., .... Hfttle<l Collfl'lllultl_,.t. • ' Lanyci. " - Sporta lntormatlon Director TN"'*"""" , ,_,,21 Oc:l- 1881 luture tOiflllllcte>n Our IIIII , . tn ltllln'"ff IMtl go.~t. will be to d1&frlbut1 lighl1ng t11m1pe report• forms Thes• form• w~lf • •~•liable 11 lltlteglc ll:>c:.tltme on''' computu nooy moy bt dropped off 11 both lttfOtmltlon c1e$1r$. etKI ell of our walk ttl Ilona around c•mpu& Tne lOIII popu110on wUhln lhe c.mpur comM&mlty t~~tlll bfl,.llt from •veh a project Our tllona ere a#f'tftd 11 rflduc'ng tht n11mt:HK ol cnmes O(Hftmtnea 0+' c.mpus As 1 result. UB would be • n1019 lltt.ctr.,. - . l l y 10 tMOH., Ofl/ontzot-• -"'"nil _.., ng IW'CtiOt'l$ ¥10Uitlet'!,oy 1 ,.~ fuf"''cct M·l erf1 F1 "'CJJ"._ SA and otlttfl ~rtCiutNtg Eric:Aitmen MMiape Taak Force I woultl l•le to 'flffltl t!Jic ,.,,,,In rtgerd& to l(elly lll11fl'l 1M October 14 IUue of The Sjloctrum. rlolo lellor Is mtu/ls)'nlPOthy wlrh loot~nd with the IMJ animals ane writn about It IHml ro m• lh.fl all• It wr/1/ng oOouttrb onlmolr 1n 110"*"1-not (uOI ~~ ,.u.,.ln Farctr t/Ogl (who merely lflmlnd htH of the worttJ..wlde vwlu<;tlon C/Uell/es wrlh '"'''co gild btrltlng)., Joyce Bor:JIIIohter •pent rwo P.TOI/flpho of(Juing about the tact how~er Ia. that con11d.rlng the onlmolo u-1~ Yb$ ~-,.,..,.,h.,,,. •toc:t ,_.,""' q»el/lt$ obO<Jt ,,. cru.tll•• of tbt fort>« l1b IM kno..n 01 not). many un~H~t»$ury MHJ ctW/ ·-""""" .,. WltiHt PlfiC1-. Bull llaaaks EclltOI" l'fl,lf.(fQ .,.,. ~. ettd .,,.01 1/rrr.g Jtendltfll lor c.mpua orgem,.llon' Anima l crueUties Abzug - Tht "'''" purposo o/ th• Antf.fl.ope Tuk Foroo l..lghl•ng Prorlcr 11 10 mate U8 • " ' " P''" by m«Hamg .,,W,Iitt 11 n;glll K"• p~n to tutlm ,,,. (lOti by mllnltJII"'f/f>ISIIftg f'!lhtlrrl/ t>Oto•rw>g bttlt< twglin • hglttlng prO/«t WorAmg In COiht;o, ""''" en td hOC llphlmg commlltee COmfNilld of VIllOUS . - • • PnnCJtMI speakers ww• S.roara Bonn ot ACORN {fllfh;ch IS Ml oq}lt'HUIIOII that n.IP$ - U H SASU I• e~q>telnad, ··protect 111 Investment." Even the New York Public Interest Reaearc:lt Group (NVPIRG) and S.O. tangled last year over accountabtloty So while accountability is a reasoneble eAPtetatoon of any campus group by Its funding organ•zatoon, nobody knows just how to go 8110111 dorng the requited doc:umentatoon T'he systems currttltly ascribed to by the menagerie ol lludent governments Inhabiting this campus, contribute only to one thing-bureaucracy There ere a multitude of dlllorent documentation standarcls for Sub Board, SA, and for each of the other studttlt government a. And a algnlllcant portion of $1udent 01ganlzattona StHVIclng a wrde spectrum of atudents Interests are In dangtf ol beComing maeU•e II they do not provide required document at lOti. As the wMkly accountability liaacos continue, It has beoome ObYIOUS that a son of doc:umentatlotl " clearinghouse" should be established by thl varoous arudent gOYernments with Sub Board to help make some sense out ot the documentation contusion thet many g(oups suffer lrom, and maybe get uniiOI'm acrosll·the-board baste requirementathat afl clubs and Ol'ganlzatlons should lollow Lei lbere be light SASU works 4 Sample Ill young enough to help tho University's Image. He eaema to ha.•e a Vitality about him. a c:haractenatlc woefully tackong In the prennt admlntllratlotl He has txperrence tn dealong wrtto a State sya1em, llo haa been onvolvecl 1n aCademiC ptannrng ancl with the problems of a graduate IICI1POI and IS lamlllar with many of the problema he c:111 o~ to race at UB President. Sample will lace a period of adjustment. but attack• on hla performance should walt until toe baglns hlo term and not on his engineering background . OVCh lUI$ 11/e e/imiMifd Ills 1101 ...,,f,..,.taJ to • flOOd ceun.. •• Ala. Boc.4rtahiM Uyl In , . , . CIN.S.. tiN good CIUHII IWICUmg the ml/llono olonlftttls ,,. oullt<lng orotl dying nHdltu/y In /IN n•m• of ''sc:/fnc.." WHh lh/o, I'll fl~o to ..pound t /111/t on tho CIVtltlea Involved. •s come p.op/e may not be aware of lh• atroc/rJet lniiJc(«J on •nlmtla In r••••rC!J. Gtntlfll/y, folio moy lnvotvw bumlng. lflditllrlg. po/1011/ng, coat,.llng, lnf•allng with • myrtod of l~n aublt•nce~ scaJdAng aft6 emputltlng th@ timbo of dOll<. co to, 111011~eyo, •IIHP. P"iS. mlct. - · Oirr!s, ond mo~y or,., · - • bpanments may be replt1t10u& (It~ thtl'ft~hs hovt- kno..., and pub/JC•ltdjor r••"~ <lone Ill t~• "-rn' of Ho/ut1on ftwry ltu<IIM In • biOlogy cr.u ocrou the -might b<llflqul;l#d to wuto 0 /lit ••cb); nHdlus/y Ptfnlul I,.Uhout lnosti!Oolo); •n<f full ploln uute.. (t•• ., lnurtloro of pt•#lc bonu In tho o/llnol oOiumno of btogiH-thtn Mllng throe fourths of thtrr; 11tor ourgtl)l du• to spine/ col/opse}, 11'1•- M•nr trmt& tcrv" lh• world, dogs tttd 1100111 ' " " bHtJ blk«<t/,~ '" t"JICt'OWWPI O ...nl wtlt,. tully CO"S~J. lftd Qtli11ft Pf9$ ,..,_.. bNn lffYnftfMd In 1 bo4 mg "'''"' fo , . . howlortg tfleyttll $~/W •horwotrlo Ool/s ••O.Phoguses ,.., _, biHnt bOQ!usothey hoi!W been forotd ro dlma /yt. ond ,,. 0/IIMI Of ror. htN CNmtd by dn>Pfllflg weigh II on thtm ,, ord., to &lmulete o.ttM CI SU11t'-L Rtbblr. eyu or. subtecttd to hanh chtmlct/$ w~/Ch bum ond ~lrinr.groto thtlr uno,.llhttlttd and bate •1•1. and monkeyr h••d• h•.,. bHtn rronoplonttHJ Tlto obovtla In tiN no- of VIVI..ct/on-th• ......,.... M/Ch II btllt(ftd by ,..ny ro bt ntouury ro btlr.t tho /IYu o1 humens by ..,_.,leo, tut""i Chtm~Colo ond ond by ut~lllft9 .fftiiiJI/1 in orfkr tO I kid IM CUteS feN hU,.Ift Ills OM muJt remttnbw toot ho~ tbet oftM time• the r•sult& cannot be •~trapollled /rom llfltrtll 10 human-wltft the thllidomltH cons~nc.• be1ng OIJif one o/ hundflds of te1ts comsuct«< on •nlm111 which hltll fHOII'en hlllrdous to hum•na. '" conclutlof1 thin, m1 $U9Qestlon to Ma. Bocktt•~t•' I• lhll •~>• •Hk the vo/untHr /oiJ In l~t SPCA h.,.n/1, !N/oere Jht may tune ho,.tlltn wnh t~• r111 '"l(ng lnd •motions which thfl •nlmal• th111 poruu piM:e so condem/Nid by ,., too, 11 • dHit tw1th tiN oVer popul•tton protJ.Mm In a h~lf?ane Wl~-•"'c" 1/">ws tiM ammatt to d,. qtJI'Cklf, fMH'tiNsly, afKI .,th dtgmty, unlllt the ...,,.,.. •h~eh 111 olten tortl/rlld ,; dNtlt m the !:.:~·, Tell me Jorc-, whiCh ••Y J~rould you rather '"'t r,,, ' OoQn• Ea11 Tho Bulla to Anrmot Right& Committee (8ARC) project he<OO �op-ed J cfJtiCS! opinion l- By BARBARA J. IRWIN Won11tn"• Bowling Club C•pt•lfl *OUOo llko lo llko lhll opportunlly 10 give •~• Unl_,..l,t)' community • few ftc:tt about the UB women•s bowling progr1rn The team ~ been nationally rantced for 1~ paat tout yeara. and wu rankOCJ lhlrd on lho latelt eo..olng Wrlll<l Auoclallon ol Ame<lco polL The oeom ~~~ tlnla~ed third. alxth. IICO<IO. and sixth, in the natlon ,.apecllvely the Plat tour yHra Four IOdl•lcluoll. namely s.. FuiiOfl. Cindy CObU1n, Pam I Dellg! and Terry Slraalel have represented UB tn '"Women'a NallonaJ tntercoU&gllte Champ•onahlpt lnd•Vldc.~•t competlton over the patt lour ytata. The team hu been lho NYSAIAW Champion lor nino oul or Ihe post 11 y11re. UB w11 ...., 011 Ihi flnala o llho Nlllonal C<>lloglaoe Bowling Champlonahlpa, whrch Mre ltlo•llfl<l Mllonwlde. The nat of awards •h11 team haa rec-el¥ed IJ but what yov have read .a far Ia 1 aamplln;. Thoro Ia one mora foci aboul Ihi UB Women·o Bowling end~e.u. l'logram that you altould know- thiS roar, t~or• l1111't ona The women's \'ara.-y bOwUI\g t"m recel~ a reducUon In autua this summ&r .,,d 11 now a ctub apon AI auetl, H *"' nol roce .... · - " - IIll UB Alhlebc Depart,..,l I h . . . - l o d UB rn lho Nollonal T•m CNmc:»on.rt•P& to. lhe past hrto yuts... &ecauM of tne l)t~ t take m u·ua leam·a accompttt.hfn.ef\ta. tam l.lf'lble 10 sn l>«k and loko lhe mottO< lrghlly ranked ream UB has Wh,. .....n t a proporuonate amowu or ,..,...., 11•en tr"'" _ . , 1oom at ua (lor ...,.pie S150 trom ..en t•mt to Du)' the ~teed o• ~tettW;' a..uo,'ng one D&ftQilar t. .m? Whll we 11 a teMn bol•evecs waa unla1r ueaunent of lho bo.olrng tum lod to tho llling of o Tille IX dtacr~m•nauon cl-'m w•th the Ofhee of C•vll Alorua. Some mer say that tllat was a rash mcwe. Ho•evor. tMy NY not reaJile tt\at we apent ovBJ 10 month• tfYinQ to remedy the sltuetlon tntetnl fly J.t ua and recel\18(1 no .at•slacUoo. The move on our patt Obwtously offended 10 h - IIHie 10 buogot at U8 Sludoruo. uy about wn,at a cSoat w tth ttwtk' money Women'a Alh'-llc Diroc:IO< holy D<mm>c:k. modal flO p . _ l to ~nQf'IOI OUr ttwn Thel propoeat Wll taken &0 ~· IMo poy for lht OCINIIy Sl>ouldn'l lhl JIUO.OIO IIOvo mo<o or a aoy In l~elr own late? Need I Quelllon Olhlr oeomo novon•o opo..,.n out? lllho Unl-llly can troallll only consllltntly nallonoJiy ranl<fl<lleam l~lt wty, wNt H C-uflty does any other tum hawe? If ttlfty people, and they have s\nce etlfTtinated the team allogelhe<. A s a ctub tea,m, 'lite will rec:.etve .$1,000 We halte no c:oac:h, and unlesa each woman on the team conttlbYtea " least $500, we wfU be unable to meet our natfonal tevet competiHon as we have done tn the pall The real of the tQ"''"""""'' Sllldonl 1 - moka uo till majOr~y of tho ai"'-UC - . r. _, Plo.,o.nl Aobetl L KoiiO< Wny waon"tlhl Student "IJOc:ltllon !SAl brougho Into lho picture alnco 11 Is ulumately tt'!elr money thai funds the tea.ma? Student "'"V rutll4t too many teatnera. they may find ttlemHhoet Ult money ortglftlfiJt atoned tor our te.am l$ going. to ,..ttogtllhlax When you -'< u ha•d ao tho UB women•a bowling purei'•M .sot-oe.- e-Qulpmet~t for tne ,982 "NOmen 1.s eocur &e.t$0n It Mimi atra~ 10 me t hat this equipment il being porchouo at tiM! expense ol tho only conlilltnllr I t am hi I 10 p.tOMRtt 1 nauonal rank•fiO f<K your .ac11oot. t"e otatrucHon ot yOur teem b)' tt.et aame achool ' • the ultimate •lap tn the fact the City Beat Introducing-the incredible barking column Of5COYtriH tltu!~ trtal bt'Jng up a whote new set ot problema. By RICHARD CHON A. B lt~ lank pages con be te<tlfylng. waan·1 It Cl\agalt Nick Danger put cynicism Is lho 1.111 reluge ol 1ho WFlO ""ole 1he word .. Dog.. on an e:mply can.,. a kloallat. All hough personal amblllon ploye a large pan In beiO<o ho could so art 10 polnl? After orr, to lhe desire to be a wnter. most young Journallata ate, In more cnalleniling than lhe teal helle w!>otonus of Wlllto? addition, highly ldealletlc. And sure enough, all or you'Ve And who can IIIII he etonkneu wllh aomethlng bell or? done e bll olreportlng, you become a naro-co<e cynic. What wllh my deadline r~d oy approochlng, lto Neml ~11 oel¥apapormen • ...,lually end up lhil woy. The sensible atlhiO point to wrlle aboul eorneohlng I "'"" on more Intelligent ones wUI beCOme cynlcaJ fa•tef, and the easy lomlllarily wllh, npoclally llnco lhlo lo aomothlng of lnJiy glhlld )ournoliJt will begin as a cynic. a ruan fob. So. 1"11 wrllo aboutlournollom. And you con"l d lscounl lhlt lruly Inspiring (and I om llle<e'a noontrrq eoator lor me to wrllt oboul lhan nol being lacelloos) )oumallstlc myth, Ihal legendary olr joumall&m, ond lhal't problbly tr.. for anyone wtlo"a about lho prollltlon thai 110411 boclt beyond Woodward betn lured Into thlo profusion. Juat get o largo group ol oncJ Bemlloln lo mcwlesll~e "The Fronl Pogo" ntwlj)Ope,.,.,... IOgelher at a pony. and you"II aoon • (~ally, llhlnll about Clar!< Goble In ·•rt Hoppenod ~that al 11101 110 percent ollho oon..,.atlon "'"' One Nlghq. The SltMIWIH, IJSI·Ialklng r"'''rttr Wrlh a • , _ aroutld-you guOJJod tt-joumollom. preu cord etuca rn his IIOt. relaying the hoi story.,.,., lho This Ia true 11 any'-' ollho profnolon, and It blo- 10 hlo r -Ite man. lhe orull, groon-Woorod clry probably most valid at tho collogt ...-. Alld Whllhl< Ihi editor, lho p-O>y hawl<lng lho lolosl hoodlrnos, •~• oon-tlon It abcklt ollloo pomlca, Pe<tonallllea. ~· wily~... wit~ his Speed Granex aiiCI ltllhbvlbe lhlt people ,..,.. wr111en, profOtalonal hopao, dr•ma. otboWing hit woy In lor tho big shot-aU ollt to foaro or ambttlona, lho drunkarl bebOtt con be nle. a ton of lmmigfanta. tho •bootute clllfocto!lullon of exhilarating and - I.. If yo<i'ro . , lntldo<. 01 coura.. lhl Arno<lcon Style. It"a an odd oorotra<lfctlon IIIOIIhoM to tho outllder. lhla muo oontomptallon oltho Mfi•IOUlod -kl<a Of lholruth 8111 10 1 - bJ such joumallllk: no,.l""" be d - I n g tt tlmoo,ll not Ml\1"'-tal visions aboul their ctalt, but M"o true. lt"t aloo truelhat. lueled by t - dnerrlotlc drton~a. -rlgllt a lienating. n·s a Instinct lhat .,.,.. thoea people togottw. oo mony young people ore entering lho lleld lhat lho - • motontr ol them""'" n - lind a job. Altho collogta1o That )o~Knollsta aro oman. aggrn- ancl amDitloul Is • loa IIIOtany one oil'*" """'ld lrnmocllatoly ooncU1 ,.itlo. · portlcvlarlly at joumall""'-., lho -'Ilion And t think It'I 1rue 1ha1 most olthom thin~ of """ be very• ..ry Iough, and lhoro's o protoutldabout tho alluatlon lhlt many of Ito paitlcipanto refuao to - · ao VI!IUO<Ia. Willi tho uooptlon of •-tort Who write to gtlftd their""'" Ideological uoa. or wtlo UN acknowlodgo Pe<roonolly, lor fear thot they might 1oM o olep. their storiOO ao o pollllcoltoollor paraonalaolltf..:tlon. mo-et reporten aro _ , . , wllll Truth. In one wa~ or Put all olthla togethet on a Frldoy night and odd o keg anolhe<. ot ·and you•ve achloood Whal nuc- pllyolcists torm This Implies lhll 1holr stortn aro written with ·•c:rnlcal rnau;· In wlllch lhe ruuh outOirlpo lho sum ol objectiVIty In mtnd, Wlllch ln lumlmplleo o heavy l'lhlca! flo parto 1>1' aolrono<niUI proponlonl. 1 hawon to love nowsp_.. parties; In toct. I prefer lhom 10 Juet tbout any roaponafblftty. Ancllltlloy"lrl ol lho QO<nl long enough. rile)! realize 1~at lhoy con·t otwoyo ' - ' tho other kind. Tho gooslp nlea, tho emotlona llow, tho Ioiii< I truth, lor ono rooaon 0< tnOihl<. whothor II be thO lack ol lluah, all falter lhon you can klop track ol. Walt, 1 ox-oto, !iUI you 001 tho _ .. Idea. oonflrmotlon. a prornloo to~ lnlonnollon ofl tho reoord, the lhroot of libel, a personal Wlllm ollho SornoWI)Oie along the line. though, )ournallato COOl ofl. publlohlr, "'· In aome raro bUtlrightenlngly r111 Ctllt, A rl1and of mine, Who wrlloa lor one of thl largo pope1o posalblo 1otributlono on tho pari ol o papar't odlrlrlloorL In Iown, comparee It to tM mfd·llfe crlala. 1"hey <UIOOYtr Molner argument Ia t~at there·a no one truth In o gl•on thll tho job con turn •ory todlouo ..ry QUICkly, aiiCI tholr Jltuallon, 0< lhat Trut~ 111111 doellll"t e~lll 11 til. heallhy cynlclom tronatormattaell Into o protound ond *"'' -'al genuine do-Ilion Thlo loci 11H111 II Mil aornotome ofle< Ihey·.. linlshld pounding out ln"'r 17.2$3<d oblluory, 1holr 32nd chlldconctr·IOb ltory, "' lhe<r t• 88810 aulornobllo lotoJ Tile big ttorlea don't como otono 1hlt otttn, maybe once'" • ca'"'· an(t ~ reponers come to rtalltl that they are only kMplng scoro. that thttl 1r1 only • very few caua wn.te a newspaj:Wtr c1n 1ffec1 aome k1nd of posltil/e aoelal change. Of at ~aat change the Uv.s ot Itt reldeta. Y"· W orM thoy'il flod 01.11 that nobody reada th.Mr 1tortea, tNt newapaperl .,. • ctytng inatltutlon and that lho •IICI<. ouparflclol oelevloiOfiJournlllttla becoming mote Important. 1h11 ne-wt ts becoming the mosl graruUqua kind ot entertelnment. a proUt•maldng venlure ralhe< onon lho lulflllment ol a put>tlc r01porrolblllly. Tho botle< Wlrlltt will mullet tboUI the nolrOI ltroy'lrl 111<1 lime OIIO<IQII to corrlod around In l'*r hood bUI WYito The)l'll oomplaln Ihoi lhoro"olrttll 1oom to ••pr... 111emooi,.1 1t1tough 1ho 11gld ...,.,_roJnll or tho ob)ectt... ,....wnung ··~ Some wrll , , _ that - - art not 10 oonct<nod wkn on ult...,.t.e. NIG '"'"' ol tire """"' thin being tho art>ltor ol ooclal t l l l t - 11 glyen a c:rllaneetO WIKO rn a - Olyle, , . . . .,. tOj>lc:O they o1tnp1y cannoo wtrtt-.._ Some wtl to rtoli<e thll ttrey - notlho - . , moroty t h o - tnooconveroll.lllat IIIII< ,_ , . , _ 11~ 10 ancl depondont 0<1 groo1or• ....,.lnl'-'tllll And IIIOII •rrl!l any kind ollomo will rtl&ltlt lllallhelr ICCOI!Iolrlllrnenl ruco on . _ . ,. tranlltory -..l>jaclo, lhollft till long run. lhok-'< will,.... no luting nlue, Ihat IIIey aro ultlrnototy ..,..tng In oboc:utlty. llllt II o trUly _.OIIng octnar1o, and I Whr I brought H "'I In lho lltat pt-. r lhlnk lhal o tot ol )oufnolltto art,,..,. ollho probloma """""ndlng !Mir job, but What "-'>• lho droom alive for thorll It thO _..,.llty ol -hlnQ bettet. &Ioiii< pagoe moy be lorrlfyW,. bUI they aro an lr-llleblt cllallengo, and 1/lt<w"t -hlng In tho hu,_, tpltlt thlt mandOIOt IIIII - wnto on them, no ,.,~ ho,. worohloea tho,...." moy t>e. After atl. Willi It more chol'-tng tiiOn tho -lhollc ~~ IOIIIto? I don't - d to lcnow tho ano- to that -tlon, but lllo,.la - h l n g aboul our moroallty ,a hW!Ion belrrqoltlat ootnpello ut to try aiiCI an•-· _ . . , -l>lng YOt'J lt8glo and YOt'J booutllul oboUIIIIO - l e deal, bUll hllrl gotlo make thll doodllno, oo l"m going to hllrl t o think- R l&tor. no-. Mloy. D OCrtotrOr 1111 . Tho._....., . 5 �OLICE BLOTTER bet u-bo)rncnd lccps catbna bet and >~•••• thai ha• COft'U.IliiO h\t "'llh btf •hetbn she like$ II 04' noc. Moetay, Odoll« 12, I.Ml SOUlll ~ liS RllPOJn'S: O<tnc:nl Louna<. 2nd Floor-Pctot Lorqpy A lcmal< r<JJOn• _ , , , ulk took bet pun< •hid. comaonod htt walk!, Sl c&Jih and pcnonal papen. Total valuo, US. O.dtndorr Hall, R.ooon 6-P c:tll l..v"""y-A male r<JI(Im pcnOO(I) u/l r.....,Ytd Johnson Conuol Tbcrmootat !rom the ,.all I I the abo"" location. Val~, S~ GoodJ'H.•-CI'urunal Mi>cl\iei-A male t<JI(Irt, ptt>ODC>I ttl\ put &110< on door k nob It lb< abo-c locluoo J'ft'alllAI bom fr0111 ulllo<kln& Ill< door-. ~. UO Abbocl F~a~ky Lol--<lnnd l.arcei~-A cnal< r~• - ( 1 ) ui l bto\c mto a .. o and 100\ I pall ol WJt Pio,.,.,. spc&lcn. I small pion<a spcal a, and equalu.<t & bootler. Total valuo &: ~·· SJ9S 1103 O<tnc:nt Hal1-8uf1WY-A mAle f<IIO<I> rmonl<l u/ t too\. hos ..all<t ,.hodJ «>>tainod a crcdil cord, etih catd, Ucml< fCI!JitOIIon II; SI S casll. Total \alu<. Clem<JU, ~ir a Floor, Door No. 1--<:romlnal Mo.chi<f- A rcma~c leporlf. bro'<n ..lnd... at the abo•<locllion PlliOI lollo\Ood a trod or blood to ..htn I mal< .... ancstod. DamaJt. O\\'l - "-111n Bailey Lot-A male rcponod thll he .a" a 1!17) Qonrol<t, Loc. 1621 1\C}oi, do•ly pu>ilaJT<) Cad.illol:, l.o< S9l-R.NC. mto a 111ft'\ Coda<. l.lo: • 111-GXO. Both whiclei - · parl.od It tbc abo"' loeatoon. Suspca then d to,.. orr ...ru. babu orr. Patrol stopptdthc ..rntle on Quarry Lol fa< dnvin& or111toeally no lllht>. 1\rreaod male. m. m. '"'h 201-C C'11111on-8uratary-A lc<nalc rrport> pcroonto) ufk took her rod ,.allct whocb eon1aontd SlO and f)<nonal paptt> from her room. Total value, S~ 60UT1t CAMPll!> REPORTS: Good)Or Hall, 5th Floor-Tr<Sra>>-A female t<J10r1> thrcc •hotc 1111les ..Uo.•a pofoU<al - · r<fu\td 10 lea-. dO<n> arc• Pllrol• found sub)O:l 1111 the abo\c lcl.-al""' ~ <Sall1od them orr ampus. Farbc<. Room ~ -C'rlllllnal """lud-A fmak rtp011\ pcrsoo.(s) u/\. brolt Ill< '"olic>... loullidd at the obo•c localoon COUUQI S40 dJ1111l&C'. II SA Squor<-B,.Jlary-A fcm&k r<JI(Im pttson(>) u lk unla,.fully took SlO in cash from a >al< at lh< abo•e locatton. Squilc Rt< Oni.:r-Our&)ary--./1. female reponl pttSOn(ll ulk took SlO on cash from the ur< at thcabo\c locatiOn . 101 Wcndc Hall- BurtlarY-A femak rq>an> pttooon(•) u/k lool a metal cash ben from bet desk The bo' contiJMd no money .n..., \ \ - . , ,On. . . . .. ,,., NOitTlt CAMPUS Ul'OitTS P-1-Crlmiroal Mo3ChXf.-A male r~s penoft(s) u/ t tipped aooabcr cat tnto ~a.m·s car caulina 1t1 c:lllnwcd d - of S400 ~ Jac:kn . Biela- 1-H~-A remal< . _.. • •bite malc. arpro~11dy S"", 170 lbt • •lion rod lwr, ,.,.. b.artiWI& bet. SuspM is suppo«dly a rnid<nt on the 3rd """' or the abcwc - - Pontt CII<-C'nmlnal Misducf-Pauol rrpon> a luJc bolc in tht wall or the loon&< and dinlna area 11 1b< abo•• locauon. Oa~e , Sl~. Locl<IOOOd, 2nd Floor-<lnnd"1..t.r..:n)-A f<malt r<JIOII' persoo(>) u/k took 1\co wall<t "'hich contaonod a M1.1t<1 CharJe. lludmt ID, lic:ensc, and other pc:uunal papers vaiJHd at ~- The "'all<t abo eonwotd SlO cash Ldlman Hall, Room 11 1-Cnorunal MIS<lu<I-Patrol repO<b pcnOO(s) •lk brol<e • ..u.dow, >til • cusblOil or • coucb, lind 011\Ubod the wooc1a> ltp lind bottom or -her ClC>IJdo. Tolal . _. SUS. Loc*wood Ubrvy, 2nd Floo<-Pnit J..araDy-A !anile «CCItU ponon(s) ulk 100ft bet ...U.. , val~ S20, and pcnooal papcn, iodud.ina U Ocash. fro m th< abcwc loea&ion. Walk! and persooal papcn wcrc found in Clemc:OI H ill. R.ldunoAd Biela. 5-Aca- Hatassm<lli- A rema~< •epon• Rlcbmond-O.totderly CondUCt-A male r<ponod pcno)'1QI in another mal< and that hc brul < the ,.,ndow to ) Port<t No 7-Au. H8l'amncnt-A mal< r<poru pcro.on(<) u/k \cpt catlin& 1\,m on th< pboo>< aod 11\co ommcdwcly lum& up. SOVTH CAMPUS REI'OII:IS: 116 Pntdwd-Har...-..t-A lemale reron> oil<""' cbotod '""'• 17 a bl..:~ malo dunnt •• .,,......,. .,.. mont) \ ktom soflcrod o<ratdtcs on l>tt a«L S..bJC\.'1 ,. ..no.... to her•• ~ mr ... a; •dvtq.d 10 J«}.: ~ ... n .. nl Thundlf, Ocrob<r 1~. 1911 NORTH CAMPl :. R£PORTS: l.ehmaa Hall-All- IUBBmern-Two femak. rcro<l penon(>) u 'L haoe he<11 callm& ili<Dl 011 the pllonc ..uh obtc<ftc and anOO)•III r<marb Thc suspoa abo aaaod thai tic •-..alai co CUI up tM '\talftb •1lh • cbAidSI• . Kaox ...u;;:ptllt WC<II)-A llllk rcporu - ( t ) vit took hu "ollc1 "1oidl <'Oftlaiftcd SlO, 10 <lid, lnruc:, and otba pttJOn&lpaptt\ and ponura rrom th< nlue, SJO . O'Brilll, 7th ~loor-Petu l..vtlcni-A mak r<JI(Ins a blK~ maJc. carrymaa brow..-n briefcase, ran from the "'icumt stud)' and oul eov.-ard P·7 Victim'' 1ape record« vaJued 11 MFAC, by Craft ~ttr-Crimlnal Mo<Chl<l- PIIrol r<por1> pcnon(o) u/\. kno<kod a bole 111 tbc wall ao th< abo-e loci1J011 cau<lna S40 damaa<. Spal.lldln& No. ). 101 LounJt'-l'ctO l..vcrny- A femak reporU petiOli> u~ tool. • ,....,..., b<ndl. lndb<bQitlln:r auiluoos, rrom ·~ •bo\-c: lac:alOI'~ \ aluc ..., apji(OIUliUII<It SlOO. McOonald, Fom Floor Sbo-«1-P<ht l..v<><n)-A malo r~s penon(•) U~ 100~ .,,.. pant> "hid> COII,.IIIod S40 cash and •anou> k<)> from tbc abo\c location ""'ilc he ,.... in lhr ~er Tocal \'alue, S6S. Ric:hmond No. -POS><S>lOit ol 1 Wcapon 4th-l'auol r<JJOn•. • malt had • bla<k ,,.itch blade ltni(e ln ht> po<JCSIIOO. u,. O.tfcndorr loo- Pnn Ure<ny-A lcmlk repnn• pcroon(s) url< 100k SIOO from her wallet "tucb she dropfl<d on the parlJQJ lor. Wall<t "I> found by a malt aot1 turned on to th< Squuc lnla<mation Booth Abl>o(l lllke COnlJ'<'Una-<Aaot1 l.ar<ml-A mal< I<I>Oill peuoahJ u· \ 100~ h" rod RAI<i&l> IChr«d l>ok<. •aluod 11 s-650. hom th< •~><»• loal""' •""'•locat.-. 1\0RTH CAMPUS REPORTS gn out. T -y. Od- U, ltoll l"'f""'(ll u \ >miJhcd Ito< kft....SC \cnt ..,ndo .. or"" \'oluuaon, I>< . 91•7-ACL. and Ibe) alo.o tooL 2 no name •pu~<n and nprtd ttl< rnr upllot.tery l••al d.tma,., sao ...... wen Lehman Hall -AU. Harusment-A fcmak rcpooH r<ct'l>~n& annoyina phone cal~ from SIUP<"l also 1111od 1haJ he "aot<d to oul u/k The thcm up Mtb a """""""'·The IWof>CC' abo IW<Id tbaJ. be "lntod tO CUI ~="Thc phooc cath ~ a1ao. . u-•chain••· Lehman Hill- AU Hl1tiiiD<IIt-T...., femal<s rcporu rCiCC1>lfll ob.an< and ltlnO)Ull pllcul< caUl. Thc ..... poe~ ..,,h also stllod that he \OODtod to t\lt tlic:m up a chatnMO• Ldlmiin Hall-AU. Harasm>ent- T•o f<mako rcporu r~ehm& obiCOtlc and anno)'lnJ phon< callJ. The SIISpe<:t abo sta1td lhll ht wa.nted lO ~ut thml up ~·Jth 1 dwna.\\o. Cllnton-BurJIIai')'-A male r<poru pcrsonls) utlt entcrod his room and too~ lu> Monol1a SRT -201 <arn<no valued at SlOO and hb •un r.utt •aluod 11 SS !rom the abo-< loc3tioo. 0...<)- Harru......,t- Thtcc r<nWts «JJI" a blacl mal<, bcbnecl"' "otlt 11 Go\tr110r't f o o d - clurma the dar. wal.kod in oo than oa thrcc separate OCClaOAI ""'ik they wereuatht"""'cs. Bil:.e Compound, SUNYAII--Gna>d l.arccny-A fanalt reports perooo{s) u/k took bet SOMA 111\e. 11-tpeotl. 27". llaht-blu<ln color. valued at S310 from Ill< obo\e loc:atioa. SOUlll CAMPUS REI'OIITS: Bit< CoiiiPOund-Pctil Bike-A ll\IJc rep0<1> - ( 1 ) ulk took hit ~OD Grand Touf Bike. I ().speed, 27", &iiYU In Bctlluoc Hall Parl<lna Loi-UUV-A male rcporu oolor, whlcb .... valuod 01 s~ from the abcwc location. u/k removed Ills 19'B MUJtana. 119-NWM, from Partin& Lot-Petit Patktt S600. H STUDENTS & FRIENDS 10: Be Aware Of What's Up For You This Week SUNDAY: Dinner and Discussion " A Ner Ssdat - What?" with Or. Russell Stone, Dept. ot SOciology SUNYAB 6 pm • al U/B Hillel, 40 Capen Blvd. MONDAY: MARX BROS. Double Feat ure • "D_uck Soup" & " Animal Crackers" 7:30pm · 147 Diefendorf Most~•OiitYienna to . ....,..... This~· Ia 0 blcrtont att«npt to persuade you to buy Old~ beer. If you keep buying our beer. - ·11 keep running our cartoons. OldYieNiac..dlllll .... ·-lll*tr-...,c-...,._...._ .f!!!W.31-••l lmporlod 8 laii-MIIfylond THURSDAY: " Many Paths to One God" Panel on Reform, Conservative and Orthodox Judaism with Rabbis Stern, Haber, and Bennett 7:30pm · 337 Squire Hall Programs lor your mind, body and spirit presented by the Jewish Student Union and Buffalo Hillel More lnl~don C.ll -----For 838-4540---"!"',. �DRAFTS · FSEC debates validity of revised LOA policy By MARTY ROSEN Compou Ed11or Fll(tllty .. p.-NaU\CS queslloned tht validoty or reviled Lea-. of Abse~ (LOA) policy JUicklonrs It Wedneaday's F11<11lty Scna1c E.xtc:Utl\;~ Comnuttcc mc:ctiftJ.. 'IM)t were cau1iontd, ...,.....,.,.. by Asa)tlllt Vott Presiclalt of Aatdcm.c Atru. Willlanl Qroncf that any atiA:mptS .. formal nqotillioM • l>llld violate oonti"'I<U ...th lhc Uru•c:mty. "If •• tall. m tmru of mltiOm, s·,t to• to le:a\c'ibe room, •• Omner .....-ned. ''II )OU u individulls ha•e trouble ("ith tilt LOA auid<bnco) you ean ..., me. I'm happy to an'wer quesuoru. not to re\'iK." or primary eonocm 10 Senate manben wu the need to establish IUid<linn oo a topic that has pt'<Viously been addmacd at tilt dqlotnmcnt level. A acoenl dill'biliiY r<qiW"<ma>t atatina that lhc clcpctma)t chair ODd clean must c:cnify thai lhc lea~ ..., b< aa:ommocl.u:d Wllllln lbe .....,...... available to tho prosnom atl*ked by Eloanal ~ OlalnDaD Ocnnls Malooe: "Wily do you need • ruk when the deans ..., say no?" "Because tilt cleans arocl chain need ll\llti&Dc<." Greiner replied. "Your cxpeetatlon Is thll a department <hair •UI say no (to an LOA request): my Cllpectation b they Will $1,)' Y<S· .. Tht auidelines <ff<a junior facuhy mcmbcn to a sreater clqrcc than established raeulty by roqulnoa three , .... or c:ootinuous scrvk:e 01 UB before a lea•• can b< .,anted. l.ea•n .,. oc:casalally takao "to run om lhc clock" or a new employment commitiJIICOt, a practJOt the Offa of Aadcmk Mfain b uytna to eurb. "Mayb< then " a lo< or careful thousbt out th<re; ma~b< 1101," Greiner iinn-Jteted . .. w~ oUJht to operate 'Adbln auideli.nes.'• ''Whal do )'Ou PO)' )'Our d<an1 for?" Malooe c:ounttrtd AslOOCiau: .,.Ush prof<IIO< M .. W'ltk<rt cauuooed that tht ..,lddtnrs oould hun tilt UDNcnity if lhcy • en pcrca•ed as a ..noua hatnluy by dastin&vi<htd faculty m<mbcn • ho could d>oc>Kto ~ UB of LOA'1 ~more doffOC\IIIto obwa. --vou can aJ.. &>-'\o ucx ou• unclairabl< po..ibilot....," Orcto>cr rep6ed. "The d<anl dodn't anticipate tb&l thn ~ caUK: • problem. The fll(tlhy tlnn\1 any ~e~Wation b antJ.facuhy." Oc.pitc rcpcated qumes from Scnotc mcmbcn qucstlonlna the necessity of cstablishlna the_ auidelinft, Oreloer. who b a faculty member, ....,ported thdr imponanee. "The institutloo iJ in jeopardy ror lht"""' 10 ) - .," he explained. "We IICCid a coaullinmall er- faculty, cspccially ...,;.. faculty .•• Tht pQddittcs also reqva&thal "" mo~ than IS .,......., of a ~·· tcoured faculty ihould b< ........ dllftlll a - a . 1bere- eurm>tly st'Yeal c~eparu~>mu ..llh o-a 25 paant or lhc faculty on lea~ In ....,., ..ses th<Sc d<partmcnu are c:xpcrialeina a shonaae of tc:achina ...rr aroc1 the lea•<> cannot b< ju5tlfoed. Clrdnor sua&<Sted that th< JuldcUnes would prc.•mt this from happatinatn lhc fut\IIT. It ,... <5tablilhcd thai an LOA roq.- ...,uld b< .,anted ror childc:are reasons~ty and potem!tY lea•<. In othcs blwoaa, Smasc O..n llaJbua Ho•dl reponed thai AWstan< to lhc Praid<Dt Ron Stc:iD ..... aciJ.ated o-u the resolutloos OC>ftC<'l'1>lna the ht Jmll)lt way to say this io, tilt d<panlll<tlt chou should thinl. Prcsadallial Rm<w 8oerd .. laJl about JRDtina a leave ..,;,boll, pay ..-.c);'s Fac:ully Senate ~na. HSlein wu c:ooccrned with 1be aroc1 Ju•lfy rt b<rore srantlna h," aossinJ or union bouod&lia," ·Senate O>alr-dect Robert Popr Howdl explained. "(Ho-. tbc said. "Basically, no lea•e b resolutions) did not apply to (UB JRDted without aeatlcmlc: Praiderll) Kata justification. Tben )'Ou eon delao personally •. . justtbe offiec." (the fim elauscJ." "T • $2.75 PITCHERS· • 3 SHOTS $1.00SCHNAPPSorAMARETTO THE BULL SESSION LASTS TnL9 PM KITCHEN WILL OPEN AT 11 AM P.J.BOTTOMS FOOD- BOOZE- BOOGIE .)170 . . . In urut buU•1• n . J . 141.14 LOOSEN UP! Come to a TGIF Friday October 23 ·5-8 p.m. Filmore Room Squire Hall Cheap pizza, wings, wine, beer and great music. First Keg of Beer Free Sponsored by the Graduate Student Association F<*Y, 22 Oc1- . ., 11>o- 7 �sports Royals suffer v-ball split Tho UB -ol.ltybaD ,..,. bu clcc:idcd thia to ~ au tnd of ~and lll rccor<l thus far has already rdlocud th< dw>l< Qolna aaao Tlld<la) '1 tM1dla with St. Jolao f'asher a.ad BufCalo State CoiJc:ae, th< Roytis t...s poa _...., .., am(l<tolivt 6-1 rccord ......... ~ trom Wlllun Di¥1sion III, UB'a o ...-.. div11aon . lu o....U record hod be<ll 9-8 tbouah. dut to an anno or coafronwiont Mah Davlsaon 1. 0av1saon II and canadaan schools " We have: done very .. etl this - · eopoaaily "'h<n aaosldcrina the quality or ttamt w< have: faced," said UB coach Robert Maxwell. "It hu be<ll intc:rcstina cornpc~ina q&Jn~t hilhcr division univmutlc•, and at times -..c: havr off«ed exce.llmt compctllioa . Th< team has looked upoa our scbedulc as a challc:nat.•• In ua·. rant match .,.....t St John F'JShcr, they ,...... aoa their .,...:ina pme toat<h« and """' dooi11 ill twn stralah< srto, tS.9 and I S.C. The Roytis looked >harp ot rtm.. durin& the ott as Captain Lori Haruon's ocrnna was very dfa:tlvt whm ablt r"" w- .. .. _.....,. , ,..,...,., ,.. to put the baD - " the be ,.,.... 11 oould - bt rtturn«< The blockana or Jena Seitz and Mlyo KoMo frustratttl Fiwr as the tand<m turn«< ba<-k points 10 kcqotht KOr< witlun rcocb UB was nc'" ab~ to come: up "'"b J)OUll) lft k.ty .1lU.IhORS and eHntu.ally lo>1 the match. The sec:ond match qaln>t Flsh<r uw the Royals' incffccd"" >en-ana and Fi>h«'• domanant .,..>ina p.me rauh tn .11n ea.JY v»ctory. Oc$pllt qarma•• play on the pan or UB'• Sheryl Ool""-"'• ..... o - tbe <0\111-U B went do.,n quickly. "I r our PaJ1I)na badn 't brotaa .u cto-n 11 ley poems an aht p.J'Dit, both ICU - l d ha•-e be<ll ~··, Muwdl added. Wt me- •haa ""' hod to do to cltf<lll Flllatr, bill ""' <imr!Y dacla' eucutt proptrlJ. It Is aoo bad. btca~~~t .......... hopina to.,..., out our rccor<l ....,.. tbcm to 2·1. and !bey arc a o;.,.,.,.uKbool." UB rcopood<d to their lou by cornana ba<-t aod defcatina aurralo Statr CoiJqe ill throe toulh ocu, II·U U-6 and IS.tt. "The team "''"'ed a loa of pride by boundna boc:k ti~c th11," said Maxwdl. "ThiS ,.... one of l.hose days we just Yt1:l'C not lOin& ao run .,.., :anybody. Aaaansa Burr State w~ •·rn: not up to par. buE ,... did bit tht ball better," He added that tb< ...,.., KT\>ana has imP<O'ed and ,,...., the team'• youah. "We ha.. proved we can compete with the best and now '",.e•re plannlna to tmprou CWfl The nc:xs pmc for lhc tam ...U bt lhc Caaa·Am unitatiooal, s.atunlay at 10 a.m. • Clu1c Gym. -Gf' Slfflt (WITH THE POLISH ARTS CLUB OF BUFFALO) PRESENTS: "Jos8P'' Minnesota 34, SC . Louis lt-Will this be 1M week Grant '1 Vikcs score Wider 30 po1nu? We don'lthink so. Jtmmy Hart, wbo stole your Talct7 Wt/1, you know thai liUII! /airy that flits around? Ht's our ..and m«hamc. And does ht tlltr do a 'ood job. Our pkkln1 ~rcrnta,t ttKk~s to .:S6/ ~·•th a 10-4 vr«ktnd. &olden ann? Ntw Encland 17, Wwnnctoa 14-Can the S kins go 1·77 You bet they can. New Enaland is hot after beating the Oi"'u. Quarterbacltina will By JR ••• tk IIEAR Homt Team Ia Bolcl SUN DAY rnorc.~· ~ POLISH STUDENT ~ LEAGUE: .,, d ... c0 nra Do you ff'mtm/wr tht Bullwankle and Rocky Show? How about Fractured Fatry ~Message for Our Times GIVEN BY DR. EDWARD DUDLEY CHAIRMAN OF THE DEPT. OF MODERN LANGUAGES & LITERATURE BaHalo 11, Dm•er 17-Thc BiUs rcfUJt to lose two in a r01r qaon. Ben WiUwnt W~U not rcpea~ btS vcnioo or a Jun 1'borpe drop k.ck and Ron Jessie wt11 b&JII on to a few balls. Sorry Craia, ot )lllt am 't )OUt .. eet spdJ the difference. Conannatl 21, Nrw prirau lt-Squuker of 1M Week? Not quitr. Roaers ,. tht best }OUJII back on football, but you c:an't build a tc:am arouDd a runruna back. Or can you, Ralpbt closr ~ Benaals .,.in the ona. Sao Ooqo 30. CloJc:aco ..._The buncl•lll Bears arc boged dune. dcroo-n tn buU ~ Cbarlft'l ba•c rwo reo:i\ers tD the lop ten. WiU they mate 11 tltreet rode for the Falcons, but the Oabs 24, '11&mJ 23-Here's Goanu arc out of tbar dau. your Squealer of the Wcct . It's a .$00 ~n for the Ill& T•o teams the Bear loves to Feet. hate. ~ Co•boys win this Ck•claad la, Balumore ooe '"'ath the faru. There's tbat 24-The Colts do an half p.mc cdJc, Buffalo. impersonation of a fubnet and cw Vorl< Jets 30, Sealtle Ne...JOmc Oowt throu&h like 13-lf the Giants an do it, water. Ouie JOCS a-er the 600 ,.by not the Jets? Todd is yard mark. CO&SiaJII ,.lib a 757. Wben will Philadelphia 10, Tampa Bay it md? 10--The Pohsh RiOc took a K.an511S Cny 23. Oalducl poundang in MlMesota llnd the 17-The Chiefs arc too sood Bucs got nipped in Oakland. to be t.ruc. Or is it the Raiders There is only one thlna that arc too bad to be true? Either rebounds better than the way, KC by two boots. ea,lct. Remember the Saa Frurueo 17, Los Anades Super ball? 20--This is the toughest same to ptck . JR lives the 49en that Atluta 31, New York G.anu 21-II's been a rolln coaster ;:::::::::~~~========~::::::::::::::=:::=:::::::~~~~~~---------------------, d~vcbornead>antqe.Tbe Bear lake$ the Rams on the rebound. I know J R , look wbeu 11 101 me last week. Oclrolc ll. Green Bay 17-Tbc Packcn tool ed tile they were aoin& to be tough, but finled. Detroat looked JCHo md they arc. We don't b>ow. Give this ooe to Billy Sllll$. MON DAY PlftlhrJit 17, HoustOn 14-What Is the IU!ter with these t"'' teams7 ~Seeders haw: • knack for beatin& tlfcir Caural Division rivals. Howard JOU doo't t1esene a pme mce this. lucian C. PAmto Attomey·At·UW 3 6 Hopkins Rd. Williamavile 63f-8884 C Troffl<.cdmltwi:J . . .. . cu.. FllfE fNfTIAL CONSIJI. 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Cetrc-.1... an .. a.on-. lYPINGSEfiMCE'• Ac~lllt ~ e.,...,,p... ~· ,.t \teNt l"mNCC DONE 833o32'1S Barbin • CtJ: a~-nn ., tYPING,~A&.-THUES.o....n•liCIF\• t~p.aptflol~tle-fl'lol'lloll. . ltOMMto. e37-2.-Q ----------------------------------------·~, 230ci-·IMI Jhe$tNcl/I!I!J 11 �baCkpage;sports .......led c(fO<liW 8 y JOS M . DIAT .....,rr, aad - ..-a out of 97 lllempts . ....,._, .liPon:s &Nor COGiplec<d Sl •-lie- " H<'• a •<rJ .,..1 q-bolci," o...do - C "H"-- lkolb laoe ao upbdl t.uJe _... Doytoo Cm'<nity a I p.m. Saturday 111 Rowy Fodd llaytoo cnt<n t b t - an.. laOina to E&lt.,. Kentoc:ty 14-J lui Saturday. The loaaoppcd DaytOn's 2 1 - wtbtlllm sk<IA, tht nauoo'l " ' - ' lodudtd"' tbe 21.p~~JC wru ..,.. Ooytoo's ss.o lllllulin& or UB last fall . "They ar< the pnde of O.vuion Ill," wei Bulls' Coaob BiD Oando. "They aren't u tOUIIt • lui ,..,• bill thty ... IIlii .. Cllcdknt t<atn •ilh IOIIIe ._u.nt They ploytd a toup t<anl"' E&lt<nl Kontucl<ylul time OIK JO they dJdn'tloJc tO a bad ream." Elsttm Kto&ucky iJ ranked rounh '" OtViJlon IAA Dayton i• aurnb<r one In -'< "'hil• Otvislon II. Dayton's defemc r"""" to he touab aaaJnst Ull-<hey .UO..td ao av.,.... or 2$7.9 yard; in their fimJCVenpmcs. "They usc a fivo man line, so they ar< to""' qoin11 tbe NO," commented Danclo. "We hoP< to tOrten . , up with the pua. They doo't ell> MY<h . blluinJ, ollhoiCJll they will shoot a lincbadccr thr<>Uih on oocuion." orr...sr>dy Doytoo po&!CSJCS • po"crflll orrcruc Willi a SlrOOJ l'liiiJlioa ...... TOilbkt Tommy HalJtaod is the lcadiDa arolmd ......, With 560 yards on 131 carries for a <1. 1 a - . , Tho tcam •. . . _ :!05 yards P<r pmc. Qulttc:rbock Joo Vorpe has ) . Orangemen eek out tou h VICtO ,.---.i~-----n lSI Wtdoaday aft<niOOn 00 >Oft, II._,. llocaly F'odd, the 'BWIJ- team .....,.t up q&mll a tOUIIt O.•!lion I _ ., S)'I'II<:UX um-muty, and <Wilt up on the sho<l end of a 1.0 •cniJa tO the M:rappy Ot.,...,...., With Yic:tonG &lraody thiS..,...,. o•cr "'o other I n•llh, Niqara and ContSius, tbe 8WIJ ,..,•loolcina for • btJ pm< .....,.. tbe Oran&emcs>. who entettd the tOniest •ponrna a 6-6 record. Unfonu...dy, this prO\td to bt a ....,e of rt'1 and near truiOCS for the L o,,,_ UB.q....S. Two c1tanna p....,. in fr..,t .....,.t ror na.,.,.t, bttau>c thcr<,... no """ in front oo other on<mpr few a b!Hn or -ble hadcr. ~wt Bro- bad a <hancc. Mike Rl<hards had t..O aoldm opponuniti-•lu'Je oomina in from the kn Jlde. he had 10 .,.,ICh fc:ct and sh!)t it wide. and with only J<COOdJ kfr '" the lira llalf thcr< wu a JCJOmbk rn front of the S)'I'II<:UX ott, but b< )Ull <Gold 1101 Jtl a ><>lid roo& 00 it. lbrouab tbe fif11 lj.JO mmutes tht Bulls .,.,. ckarly the dominant team, pushina the ball up fkld "ell and 1\avina lCYCt1ll IClOnna dwlc:es. Then "'th about IS minut<S 1<0 in tho half, S)'I'II<:UX had a l•o-oa..one br<U with Jim Lalluo bclna the' only cltfmst b<t'wcen th<m and the p>altend<r, Marty Pavone. ..ell by t~ bimlclf •• the mlrlcllt of the two, I.Jiru< m..,....t to hold S)'I'II<:UX orr 1ona mouJII to allow Joe l.alftmaN to hUIIIc bolci and force the sboo<<r to Itt It JO oooner than he d<11rtd. Tho sbot went )Ull past the far ppoot u ,....,.. could do nocbina bill • watch. MIG tMc bit cbaocc, S)'lac:wc bqao to ilwp<ft IU play and domiMI< tbt ll<lloo few the rat of the half. N<VMbdtu, netlbu t..., could put tbt Mil m the lid and they went into tbe lockmoom P layina it .... pia,.,...., clallodtd • :rao. in the.._.., half - t<arn could ~ 00 .. b)' both ........... and alb-or --an.-br tb< r<fmcs lttpt the teams offtbt.........._d. FlAally, • tbt 1•:l0 mart or the ..-..1 half, 11m Ramma of ~ brob ia dowa tbt""" 0111 10 <ut do.... tbe ...... _,~ ....... bill ......... hdd -0 tbe .......... mouah to fcwce Pa..,...IO make a-~ way or uothet. Wbca ,...,.,. dowrJ, up wan the shot, ""'t IIIlO tht Mt for tbt r1111, aad what would P<O"< to be only, ~ of tbt coot~.• ._... OI!POI1--· 5om< .....umt _ JOIIl< q..........,.. Jiddin<.,....,... ...... T be ..,.a toot - . . - - out or th< 8dl anadt, and t1oo ,..._ oo tbt IQ1IIIil .... epitOIIIUod. by tbt olaht of Herb Sc:llaub .....,. .....,... tbe IOOIPcMt in despair aad fnasrndoa after the S)TIICUIC pl. ECoaob &pooi&o-...! tb<ir play .... not up tO par, ..._ " ' - lima to "Walt< up out tbcrtl" Altbotllb tbt 8tolb play .... ladl4wlcal, ettdn ..... lllao 10 to the Syrecuae dcfmsc, whicb .... btu01 than the niJII'Cfl on a . . . . . aaaclliDe. ~ ....t bouDcina n<ry Jbot away r.- doc p i area. • They ..... .,....s lht Bull ptatly in tbe S<tOOd half u llurtalo • aneatpttd brilla the ball up olll of their """ end, aad this """'""'"' ~ allowtd tbe 11a1s lall,JD lllin..... 'I'll< bell chaoc:e- with .-,10 miaata left......,. AJao Ballarin ltftt a pau o.,..10 Lammana. 1.anunana had nothlna but ntt to oboOI at, hut bluttd II direclly Into the JOalie's hantls. That ,... the....,•. The Bulla ....., really lh.-mcd qaln aft<r tbOI. to · ~Jaoloqaat<. S. a omilla orr their..,.,._~ l s - 1 " - ......,.....,.,hcloa.,..l-" .;.,ort ...-.. c.n;s,.., las! wttk<Dd, tbt UB They rnllylly to ... lhc . . . . _ - - rew ...._taw 8•11• 1• . . H> ogo~.., Dim""' I s _ . t~oouc~~. aad the) llaw boat •<rJ df~ liD- 111 ..... ," o.o6o ll6dod ""' • ..w ..... ow IUioii1J full tllia wtd.CIId bill .. <llooAd bt a .,..1 .•• UB Clluckt coaflda>cr mlmn& S.llrdot'• <ODICll cflet 111c>r mort o•<r nul CUwa The Btolo' cltf<ntot wu tff<a~>< In llopp. . cbe bra play 01 tht ""'t tunt The offtme us led last •«k by N/1/l11lC brt<k Pll \\'llndi...S, "bo ICIIDlpcml for I:U ) a n on 21 carna. Many BarmA lorod aa off dq u be .....,.t 91111d ~ but ht did ""' few <1$ )'1ll'd&. a.n-m rdy co hll otm tbia Saturday since UB plans to Pill tbe ball up 11101< tbd wttk s,hould the rwmi.. aamcfOil ,.,g ' 'W w t hoP< that wt .. bt abk 10 mo-t che ball ..<II," sold DIJ>clo. "W< dld • aood job WI .. so I hOI'< 11 tOntlnu.. IbiS "ttk.'' Mktd whelher ht """ chanat his cltftOK aplrlll the IUOQI Dayton orr...... Dando replitd that be doubted it. buc "on« 1 h t - lli/U ... ...., makt iOliiC adjuumausif m ftCCCIIIJY, ,, "If,.. l etp th., tanl&lotd q'U bt Ill aood shaP<.'' commm•td Dando "It "UI be a wdl foo&l>& ....,. W< ar< up for the ...... and It •ill bt a r<a1 <hall<fle< for ... Doytoo lo a &ood foo<ball dub, so ... •oo'l bt fooled antt they 1a01 a_..., •cd<. boca... tliooy did WIG 2110 a toW bdort thac. W< at< .. aood ibaPt ' .. over Soccer BUlls � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). 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Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v32n25 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 12 Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/CNE/1.0/">COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED</a>. The copyright and related rights status of this Item has not been evaluated. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. This digital collection is made available for research and educational purposes. Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status, and securing permissions for use and publication of any material. Copyright for items in this collection may be held by the creators, their heirs, or assigns. Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/78ad7d258caa42f600a9af0d03599922.pdf 3a58e6213b87fc3bdcb121afceb2bb79 PDF Text Text lHE EORUM W- - o y , 21 Oct- 1181 Volume 32 Number 24 Stole Onl...tty ol How Ycwt< e1 Buflolo Sample, Nebraska VP, to be U B President B> ~ETH GOODCHILD 'olana1m~ Cop~n&lu 1981, S l:.diiOI n, .\pt<mun teven D. Sample, EJ<ccuu•e Vil:e Pre~1deru o.r Academic A.ffa1rs for the Univusuy of Nebra.\ka >)~ern. '"" ~ named the 12th President or the UruHrsitv at Buffalo, pendtng eonfirmauon by the SUNY Board of Trustees later thl~ month, The Sperrrum ha.s learned. Appro•ol Q( tbt andrdllc.....t«<<d IO repl- depantn& Pr.,ident Robm I. Kcu<r-11 e•r>«t<d 11 tit< Oo<lrd'• <ktobtl' 28 ma:llna m Albany. Praa ronftrtnm ar( sloted to follow rmmedralcly 10 b<Mh BufTalo ond abc Stole upraalto vrrrd•IIY announce tM &ppOinu~t. It l.s not k:nov.n if Sample will bt m Bulft.lo art<r the Trusr<co 1<1 on \\edfiCador Samplr and 1v.o oth<r nn<litlarn h..S been ncommended by tbe Prui<knaial Scan:h Ad•isorY Commrll« 10 th< UruVU>\Iy Courted, afler II h..S pored tbrouah 70 nllltlCI dun01 a snen month 1111d eooducted kntthY debbttallon> and truuv~'S wnh many rrOlJ)«'U. ~ Council then mn .,dh Its thr.. rma~uu aod 111e atto•ed •o Uru""""> that tir<r •uh<d 10 lntet\lCW IO l lln oddlt--' UB rnformauon. Thac ~ •cr< conducted odmua roreruc J«Unnf, •1111 cand-o and adfnlfUitn&<><> muflod '""" oac: room ao 111< nt\l. to OTOidd<t.a-. Aller th<K ddrbcriiiOM and ><'<TM c:llo<Hr,........ P._..admrn,.,...,., ...,. ,_,... ~• or"""-' ...... tb< COWI<il offered th< powtoon 10 Samplr aod SWt lhuva"'y of Ne• \ orL (SUNYI Clw>tdlor Cbfloa V.'banon ola)'tld lhe cboict-t.M ch.a.Dcdkw'' apf)f"'\_, ' ' ....,.,..., btfO« tht TntJtca can a<r . H< ,.;n r«ommeod 111< nomUIIIJOII 10 tbt Tru>tco bomna any unlon«D dn:utnJa.aoc:a nclll Wed"""'"y in Albanr. HISiorioally. lb< Board tw onlr one< t<jocled 0 IIO<Oln<e. Sou,.... irldicated lhll Sample, an electrical en,ain«:r. was u~ number one dtoic:e or both abe \Jnivc:roity Council and th< Seorcb CO<Omill« and wos offered the _ position, but rhll linal IIIIJ'ffitlenl hod bten hd d off in order IO WOI'k OUI fOm< Alary p<Oblems. Many had bdiev<d that tb• Pmidenl'$ <&lory is ~mlted by what olb<r New YO<k Stat< offlaals <&r"· UB would be batd pr<$S<d to loate o "'bona fide"' caodidote .. ho • o u l d - lh< po>l ""h iu S$4.000 a )'ear <&lory. tr is nol kno"'n "htth<r U 8 and SUNY orrrcW> "ere abl< ao an a lo11er waac for Sample, ahhoqh h< ha' Oee<pted the bet:a-* position. ~poru Inked rrom 1011n:a incbcaaed thaa lhe Scarda Commtuct: •as wtal¥1y enlh.....S •rth rts cboie< and 1ha1 Sample . . . . """" aandidll< •rth JOOd aademic a<d<ntials. Ketter iJ cxp«~ed to •t<P cio-n on January t, but thcr• •u "at 50m< doubt Mcmday as to ..-ben Sample wdl a<ruaUy ...-rib• -., Scan:b Comrnill« Cllatr Robert Milkxlli bad hoped to ba•·c tilt ruck by Sepoanbt. to a•-ord an) iurerim solut.ions. and il ll unkno•n 1f Sample ...0 ~ ....,..P lrm< 10 PI<PII< and ac:custorn lilinsclf to UB. Contaaed in bis Uncolo. N<brosu otroce, Sam pi< t<fusC'd 10 _....,_, on th< matlft". '"In my ~nand ClftN\alf yu.n 1n Ndnito l hl\'e tok<ll ll a a policy nO\ <t 10 comm<nt oo searcbet. bt they at th< Unh-.nity or Nebraska, flo<ido. Mruourr. ~hert'\a.'" ~ maintatncd. "h"s berm 1 good policy and II Ireal> rvtt}body tht ..rea- same.'' H< told ~ Sp«trum !hal. '"I am alnys boppx 10 t•ll anyon• about mysdf or about th< Univenrty of N<bra>ka. buo I "'i ll not rommmt on your su.rch or any other soar:ch. •• H < ..Sd<d thai ht did 001 mean au sli&ht Tht ond noted he s,-,,.,,. v-·outct &ive lht .samt mponst 10 any rt-pOrtcn ,._hn coruacafd him rtm~tl.l ~Lms hu p,.,_, Stan.-h CommUif'le liaiOn Harry Jac ..t;On ~u aho noorommual, noun, thai he could "04 d1Stu\S any maut-u ptttllRII'\I 10 lht llte\idtncy. ··we ha\-r to v.ail untU lh< Tru>tcc{ 1<1 h<for< anr ktnd of announccmc.n1 till be made;· he- &JS6lni, " I hn< no Idea tf th< name or a c;tndldat< .. ~1 bt annoono«< on <ktobtl' 28." S«arch Committ« Cll:m RG"cn Mrllonll .-u unavadabit for commrnl Monday and Tuesday and lh< ..ct<l>rY m his do,.ntown ta• Office C'laimed "'hell OUI Of IO'kn•• and IA~I bt '"lA and OUI Of lh< OffiC< IO< lh< nc\t •«k " ,u :..mpl<. ,.ho .. bt 41 oo Nl>'<mbcr 29. drd his 1raduat• ,..,.k at th< Uru•<n~tl of llhnei•. ~bach I 'I.A and I I'll 0 "' Elocttio;al EJ1cin....,l H< jOiD<d tbt J faa.la~ 11 PurdiiC \Jn"'""' 08<1 dunor IW tcthlte: aa t..M mtd~•aa mJUt\IUoca.. and aooL a kont o( abKo..""t to w.orL ••h I he IUrnot\ -..1 of H..,... EdU<aLJon De.pOac """'~ .. dqruty IIOf'l..,. ~lr«::Of. Samplr .,..,......., hh ""h Putdu<. he cqll.uo<d In 1971, bt ;o.acd tile Uaf•enlly or ~.a> Yu Pr<>HI<DI of A<IMI<mc AfTaon for the <nil~ O)Sic;nt. a ootltcuon of tUJC<f"WW m•nuttOnS •rth • uulentollm<nl of J9,200 Samplr alJo ""'"as the Cnduat• Coll<s< Dean . ·•r ""' th< dtl<f ac:ac1mu< ofT'IC<t [Of the <11111< l)llml," h< Ard rn ddc:n'lllftJ hli job at l.Jn<oln ••1 btlp coordinate tb• aademic Pf'OIJ'IJ'M and am hc.vily .nvoh'td an ptannina. I abo •or~ on l<ld<mic polraeo. •uch u ('romodoM. tmurc and E'""""'"• IPPC>IMf'I\C:tUi, h UB i• currently <111<0U<d In a COmprchen~t\rC rev•cw Of US &radU&lC proanun and in th• middle or eumininJ an ahtfnativc to ils current mode or aeadm1ic plannlna. and 50urca noted lhot Sample hiU I JOOd backiiJ'OUOd [Of bach lh05< crhkaJ arta.s-two arias prime con«rn 11 UB. Ahhouah he prn1da O\t'f a ~tare systma. or he deferred comoleru •hen asttd to compar< Nc:bra•l.a ""h SUNY. ••t•m not \Ute I Lno• much riahc now and I swc-ly 'triOUldn'l feel comfonabk II thli point in sa)!.. IJI)th•n•·" he added. ··tr t 10 comment on your lnsutuuoo, n. cou'd be •nterprtttd u \Qmtthtf'tl ocher than •hat 1t •"Ct• "reattr." T he candodal< .. abo IOOI<UIIflC ora m11>1<110, han01 pla)ul th< lemplf><'U-olht<wose ~;ao.,. •• the kettle dnum-ror th< St. t..ouu Philhormonic. Tht Scard\ Comm•U~ btpft 111 •ort an Mardi. atmo.1 onmcd.atdy aft<t K<Ucr announM hat tnttntion 10 $1tp down tbh com rna Janldt)'. MUior\n quocUy .,arred "· lo<llrna <I udall. flnllly, aarr and aluami r<rracallW•a, alonJ wuh lour m<:IDbcrs or the Unl\as•r Councrl. T<dtnically, rhe uulr< Counal was tile San:lr CornlrlUt«. but M~lonzi created the offshoot 10 ''uped~tt m.anen:• IIJ'UCiiOI ' 'Throulhout tiS it\ en montln of ckHbtracion~. tlliU\Jr•"'i and d~.SC~Hsaons. in: prO«<dinp ,...,.. ktpt ........_ Millonli <lrldl) <11f0<«d all "o comment poli<i<s, · ond "hen conta<red. membtn immediatci)' d<f<rred comment to <ilh(f Mrllmw <>< Jackwn . Flnolly. in September, :ocrordrn1 10 rtpons from ~riou~ JOur~. 1M Search Commiuec pa\scd thrtc nam" onto Cht Counotl. aflcr reducina its Initial list dowft 10 elahl. ' Contacted In his Lincoln, Nebraska office, Sample refused to comment on the matter. " In m seven and one-half ears In Nebraska I have taken it as_a policy never to comment on searches, be thu at the Unlversity_~f Ne_Eraska, Florida,_Mfssouri, wherever," he maintained. "It' s been aJLOOd policy and it treats eve!Jbody the same.'' �• tn short. , ~,., campu~ Co-op to open -· .,...,..to,., "Til< <><Jn amc m 10114~ ancl'"t'll ~ Or<ft oa ThurW.t." Co-op n81la,n Jdlrey Ln1ne affirmtd Tht \."0->0f' oflcn. cutrcnl I'W'f'\ilar rr..urdJf\C\ at a lo•cr-Uan •c:taft Ct..,l Special guests Thc N1aman SauJen1 Asibnahoo and olot Olli.1' er 11K' ""'"' Pm>drno fot Aa.lnn~<: Afr11n '"lll>c hn.t•n( a """''al cofltt boUtlodO} JON\"- l..ir~~N-,_,., ..c...- Greece Moves Left ,.,,,_., ..- '-tu,.,...,... lf/IIHet htf'l~ltdi M••~ Aller a oot month delay lhc Sluderu Auodalion (SA) lt«''rd Co-op "IU opm for b\Jsoo~ oomorro.. mol-runa aJ tU ,.... loc:aJ- m Capm H.U - · · ..-dona IO orrociab. Th< &rand opmon, lrinpd on ohc rt<Cpl or an ~ SA loan, n«naary 10 ~ oecd<d ia•mtoty Thc SA 5cnaJ< ........,.., 1hc loan ao a• fino """'""· ollc co-op to The Panhcllcrut SodaloA ... c~c.c"~ RC\."el\101 ha) wpporl lala,dy from nuAI-.:omtnuOIItn P~~O~ frkfta.ttd lht ~- l>ttnoa•h \Jndtt Ueotlt RaUJ'- 1iio1lh Jhc hoallntt A"' C i\• l'!II;;IHII..-.1 ~. Ztno-e. """> C'hanl<" f«C'IQ OIW)•h alJtAc olla1ohc "m~td b«auv of edtft.k11;\ ttua bccaVtt lilt pccaplt etaansr a Sludcou loolOQI lo caced lh<ir Pmtdcnt Ritnorcl N'IAon for an l'<'Oftoml< bo)<'IXI or Loby-. 10 IM pollcin of that nation'• lndn. Muanomar O•ddaR. Nuoa madt tbr &U&&fSiton on hi1 rcturo from a anp las~ YI'UL to Saudo Arabil, Tun•"-'· MorO«o, and Jordu, afta ..-1111 ..,.h tbosr naJton'• tn<len. I>PPO'td tM rropcMal on the btbtf 1ba1 only a • arid bo)'<OII •rold bt .....,...riiiiD<I lhat unh~dy. N1ion allqocd ollao tM Arab laden •ilh • lloca .... ,... .. ae m l,p'eaiiiCDl ..-.b tht plan R- dl ba>1' u UIUI'D.....,.. _..,. ,. e>pponlilldy to loot into vod... < tdooob on Ooobtr Z6, aoohc Gndulk Schoollnfonnauoa Day. to bt htkl on thc 1f01111<1 11oo< orCapm IWI. A ropat or .... year'• <>"Cnt on »hO<:h n l<hools l<lll rcpr....,oatl•-.s. obt prosram willcltocnbt ""'(f)'lhin& yob "*"Ito kDOW lbo"\ lhc: &flduate prOifiMi II that athool.l, •• lnfOnNUOO Day CoordtnaJor More Adler lald A - lhe ICbools in auendanct •dl bt COJndl, Soanford, Keno Sl••· Cut Wtsu ra ODd Camcai< \ 1dlon II ,. CIHPOMO<td by Buffalo Sutt CoO<c<. 'Sl. llouvenoutt and UB-•illo "cadi Faatlly at the U"''""") (of llurtalo)" atlendona, Adler noted lll;t rk ''liJ .A•MC.f••• ,-..,.,,. ..... Kt Jt>M Fon-t1aa,. ,..k:, ,_.itOHI __.,_... ~~'~,..._~,_., D•dd~......,........ flouo....,_ l\ Junmy Can a ~~.. the II ushlfllton Post gory thai ht b\Jgtd Ronald ltcapn at BlAir Hou>< Jua btfOt< thc mauptabOn Cotta bocaUJ< it filb thc lome durina rturtmcno and btc:ausc • It"'"" P~ b.tm ii0tbnh1n110 fllalu to Coiro ,.,.,.,,..... ,,~~ Jttf"Y N CetttortiMaiM•• .,....,., JametP MUf#il't~ ,.,.., ""........,.....- .... ,.._. -IOC-a,F-SN<oor~-- _"'"'" ~.__,_ lllld UNied Pteea s,na.c.t• Th \.bit ,.,,h N1.on about d\lnlll thaa loat ~ .........,.. tor n.at~ .a..r1ltff'IO bf CommuniahOf'll alld .\d¥etiJ..n$ SeMc:M fO SIUOiol'lt' Me. Oteuil'.oft ~ 10.100 __ fM~OfJ .............. 356 SQY.re ttt.~t St•• ~, o4 H..-Y~14h'-.Q.~~ 1~· SttMl ..,.._ ..... VOf\ T~(7..,1-3117'1 eootof'la.: ... 171fol31-l -- ~ t• t 8uflelo. N V Tht 5pec:trum Thc New YOft Slaoc Offott of <kncniJ Sn•lctl willaualon ~ surplw So"< vchic:b this Saourday 01 1he Burtalo Na>al and Smottmcn'• P ork. Inspection of thc 27 ...Sans. 10 swion "1180M and thrct •an• "ill bt aJJo.,cd a1 10 a.m. The •uc:oion ""11 btlon. 11 .eu, ,....,. c.....,••,.... ~~·-­ ~ U.Uitd F..!.._'''*"'"' ru ....... ~..·ll Auto auctions ra1n or .tlu~, o. ,...,. .... ..... Nixon plan rebuked Praodtn< R...ao has rrj«tcd • propoul put fonlo b) forJ!Kf $1.1} . . - . . . . . oa.~ l ..... Uo o...... c-..... _.._... ... .... pnMCJI Info Day _._...., ,...AJ~NW.......C:-., joto M INr: AJt ~.....,. ...,. ruourc. They wUI bt mtctona "''h fa.:ulo), >tiff IDd gudtom All &r~ cordially tA\il~ to aumd 1he coffte hour. For more Informal- call ICaTtn Ntmcth.{)oodman of oht lnotmaJional Affal~o Ofll« ao 636.22SI or Goric Mn~t~"•· Pr<>odeno of N11tnan SA aJ 8S6-aiS7 ,...... ~ ~ ........ c:...... Jo~... l\101> ldo"• Sobooolllt, a • UB 1.nd ocbu- un'"ersicfn Dw~e..,.. ....,,-....c...,.. Donlor:ra<y Pari) andOV<Ion1 thenl hon JIO"ft for I he fout tJme on U )nn. 1'11< <0m1111111o~ fonftlocd Ur~d ""~ II ....,...,., of the \ott PASOI<.Jcd b) Anclrn• Po rtoo~-ooo of ai"'IOI<f Ciml f'fliM \Lnu:.tt and C'\·('bAilman ,,r l:n•\crla\ or C"akf•llfJIJA .t1 lkf"rky'• n~rnh.-, dtflenmtnl rrvpo\0 the: wlla:-b~•al ()( Vrtt« from tht Nonh Allanl~< lr<~l> 0t,mo121""' ,,...._lCJiaJ•d lht turupc.m c.·ommon MarL(t f"ASOt\ "•l1.1.1 urf'C'toaJ lv Am~ntan m&hllf) hA~ 1n that countr). .KX1114\ot~o .,,., JKM: Thc ..,..,. '•lllriahl'lhl the lhr..-·dl) ""'or~ "i&cnao 'PMOI ..,,..,. or«!....,.,., oo ohc Go>ttnor of L- Sw.c and Prof.._ ~ Aldt ud Profcuor Ferno i\&IM!o&bobt both of ohc UoO>tnlt) or l,..op are >UIIona UB VIKh an UliCJCSI ID atablubt.n,a a Matt Ulll\~y IQ Lq:os &a lbt a.tot ....,o,...s._,.,..,.~.., MO•m\<111 (PASOKI '""'"'d • 1 .,......,.. ot the vooc on Sunda) dcf<•"lll thc 1111>1 •1111 ...... of " \1<1or~ for room 9·10 o.m. m.s67 Cartn Ball. -.. ll!Hional J 1- """_"' -.Cy fa dllletnwwd 0, 1M £cldOf..,.._ C:rl41l ~IIUIIOftl Of -'J' NUet ,.,.,..,. a4'i.h001 the ••, ... ClOf'IMnl noon. IM ~tOt ·n-<:Mellt ttnctly Bicldtn must bt 18 yean of .... Paymcno must bt made in cash or ctntfltcl chtc:k on the da) of the sale . No ptn011al chtdi "iD .,._..,_ I don' lhlnl: Jlmmy had an)'lhonJIO do •dh h. I ohiok II,..... Amy wuh ••o lin QD:I and 1 ptC~« of a.nna to> A~ Tunn Sprdot>JU TM~nprlrtiMDrlutfalo --"""~~-~~ a.U-NY _,....1 ____1 011¥-tlllftd ,.. ..... """......., r ~ ~ ~ . ~~~~~~~~ ~ Tbc OrgaQitatloQ of r\rab StudcQIII ~ P""'<Qt• ~R~BI~N f~~~~.~~~d at 7:00 Pill Squlrc.Hall · flllutore iooDJ State UQtvcraUy of 'lhdfaJo c..- e. .. ralat'-w . .,.., "' ..........,_ Tbe Saltcms ~ ........._ : .-: : : .o::.:: ~ ~~ , .U.. "*'arlee liWII< t..t.._ T - ... z ~ _o IUO o\dlotlutc. I o\rahk Food · U ~ri.:<< I NII 2s Tldu:ta nollalolc a !iqelrc I .U Tldo<~ Omce ~=::.~'=!loi<S, UUA8 ~~~~~~~~ 2 . Tho 8fooolnoon.·- y, 21 ~ ,.., . .J HEAR 0 ISRAEL Foe Gems From no. JEWISH BIBLE call 875·4265 ATTORNEY AT LAW �Parliamentary procrastination stalls SA Senate Bt TERRY C ANAOE mollon to prom1se not to take O>er the Inter Residence Counc•l ( IRC) or pay the Arguments over fin\"dally sar""ped orpn<uuon's debu. Senator parliameouory pr~e took Eric Friedman made thr up moot of the Sludeot Auoci&t10n (SA) Senatr 's tome motiOn to a•oid any SA responsibility "'lib IRC's Mooday, .. ilh a rma~ dccUioo ttedllon "It's (IRC) DOC reac:hed on only onr ~. sef'llll any purpooe," M ucll of the <fucuss10n friedman contenckd. "It's like surrouodtd a procedural rule a ~ "'rth a busted lea. Just that requires aU Senale shoo< II." motiOtU be submiuccl .a T'be aubscnpcioo agreemau •mtm, before lht body bet"eell SA and ~ ~rum c:on•eoes. Chan Eric Altman •as abo rc;10ned on by the asked that the Senate " not be Finance Commutee. Moore run by stria pariJameoJary AJd that the propcxal's •ix procedure but (rath<r that) a pc»ms ,..,.. ~&reed on by the cenain amount or decorum commmee. buttbey ...ete <t<U should elOst." wailln& for the new<paper'• Altman explained that as financial statemen11 before Chair, he wotJid like the handina down a final deasion. ioformation on a motion The commmee suuested an ahead or lime in order to place additional paint to the plan to it on the aaenda and to facilitate thr &nate Sec:Tctary's tncreue Tltt SPf'Cirum'r finaodal &CQ)Untabilh~ 10 SA. duties. SA Treasurrr Mark Point seven states that SA Moore and Vice President reserves the rlaht 10 pull out or Sieve Kaplan araued aawnot submittina proposals in wntina the subscription agreenltnt at any paint In time. The motion before the meetin, becaUlC to approve the &Jreement was they claimed the procedurr is tabled. lime consumina. The meetina ended wuh Kaplall blamed procedures for making the S.nate indfecthe thus far this year, no<in& that there is lc$0 need for formabty in a body as small 11 the Senatr. After mueh ducumon bet.. een the cluur and usolted &ruuors. it was decided that Allman should use Ius cbscretion in acct'plllll mow AssiStant C.mpi6 EdtJM more discussion or parliamentary procedure problems. "Is the &nat< aoin& to make any deci•illns or are "'e goina to table nt<>tlons?" Kaplan asked. cit in& the number of lDOUOlU th•ttht body had 'etll bac~ to the Finance Comm<nee. To no<d a rule that Kaplan called "a ,.a>tt of 11me," the S.nat< p-. po"er to Altman to <enol motiOnl directly to the l1nanee Commmee b<fore betnl presented to the Senate. motiOtU durina meetinas. or lht iuues fonnally on the agenda, lht V~m~y Cub's bodgcl requesl retdved the greateA aueotion. Tbr club's current status is as a non .. fundtd reco&JllUlCI dub. T be Vanity Oub asked fOf rundina for four events that would also be supponed by revenues from dues collection and fund raisina. The detailed events included two sports niahts parties, a "Superstars compeaition, ., and an awards banquet . The nature of the evrnu wu anacked by Director of Athletic Affain Mike Franco. He maintained that SA could no< fund an awards dinner and that the spOrts night partie$ "'ere vaaue. "For us tO aive you the money for these events sounds nice but we cannot do it," he said. Varsity Oub President Harold Walker·c:ountered that utheff'S a lot more tO an awards banquet than awards," ddendina them u a "method or interaction bet"een Students and athletes." Kaplan agreed' " It's noc just a party; there's a reason behind it." Then he eaUed the propOSal "just and necessary." Franco asserted that the Varsity Oub should rrrnain self supporting. He mentioned that the propOSal "ould fail in the Senate as be ealled for a more detailed bud&et request. The propOSal never &<M the ehance to fail u the Senate agreed to send the motion to the Finance Cornminee because h involved a financial request. Altman did not send it to the c:ommiuee initially because he felt the issue needed discussion before the entire &nate. The Senate entertained a woa.......,,21~-.,., ---------------------------------------- n . o -. 3 �editorial J Responsibility? "n.. moat at.rmlng ot a ll man'a auaufll upot1 the «WWronment Ia the -.tamlna/lon ot a•r, ..nh, , _ . and,.. wlt/1 dang«<Ua and_, ,.,,.1 tNtanala. Th11 pollution Ia lor 111e moat pen , _ . b / e ; the chain ol ..,, II 11111111/U - only in the thet mwt aupporf lila, but In IIYIIIIJ I I - IS lot the moat pert lrt-.lbla " Stlent SP<t"ff Racnet c.r.on ButtelO. Ctty ot Good Ne•ghbo<a. Nonn ol tha OuMn Ctty II the LoYe C.nal, home to en estomated 21,888 tons of toxoc; wasta. Abolll 35 mi... eouth os Weal Valley, ..nate approximately gallons olrughly radloaeuva wastes 1111 In a tank woth a yMr ullmatiOCI · lifespan. Alec> on the aota era Ire~ cont aining two million cubic feet of radloaettva aolld wasta, a source ol contamlnallon lor rainwater enterl"ff the ground. In between are an eallmated 500 cllemlcal dumps scattered across the State Aside lrom thla toxic legacy, thla generation wilt haYe t o bear the cost of prevenllng lulure contamination. Acid rain le deatroyfng parts of Canada and the Adl rondackl wlldemeaa, u well u area• In Nonllarn Europa- a l)<oblem that bullde up each day and lndustroea reluM to pay lor pollution -.trol d~M<lea. Pollution ol the environment Ia a crime that students u a group ahould eapeclally ba aware ol eoo.ooo •o After all this Is the next ger.eret- daStlllad to us.ttoe ,._.,.,,p or the lnduslr,.. and com'*',.. concern dOllllj the damage_ lithe tot prohla ooer .,...lronmenl conlinUH. the ner<t ger.eratoon ...n only ha1le !hat muc11 mote won. to do 'G1ven l.m.-tlme - In ,.._ but 1n millennia-lila adJUst&, and a bal.,_ hU baeft reached," conltnued on S.latlt Sprl"ff ~For lime t. the assentl.t l"fftedlent, but In t he modern WOI1d tn.<els no 11me." Now, 18 year. aile< pUblication 01 th4$ forst indictment of ttoe environmental ravagong of Planet Eanh, there Is ,...,lass time. c.r.on The tide is high Whefl one otganlzatlon gives anothG< $ 18.000 a yNJ and assumes some legal liability lor lhe recipient, It Is not un<easonable fo. the doroallng organization t o demand some sort ol Rnanclal accountability to accompany that subsidy. The Student Association (SI\j demanded It !rom the New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG) and tlghtlully got 11. And every Sub Board I (SBQ eervlce Ia obliged to meet t he sllldenl aetYice c:o<por&tlon's bask: oocumen1.rion requirements. So what's eo special about the Current. Sub Board, and Treasurer 8•11 Mack In paf11cular. cl.tm they 8/o not asking lor any sort ol edilo.lal control, stressing that they wouldn't want It evan If It waa offetad to them Mack Is Ullt"ff only fo. what toe"-""" u reaaona!Ma doc>lmentatlon, wnlcll oould ..stbly ba computed on a h-.netct cateulato. tnoftOPOI~•"'l all of 20 monutaa 01 the CutrW~I'a -~- ofiiCt's time, ...,..,_, the baTt- they.,. bat"ff treated by Sub Boercl, •peclally by a traatuter WIIO C~~rtenr Financial OtrectOf ..-althaW lube .tludal had pan •n the clemlaa of the 111/llfMtr.. ,.,.••last YMI· ..__,they aro beong treated no lesa taorty than Unowralty Preu (Uf'l or UUAB Actually, It t& doubtlullhatlhe S8l IOCimlnlatratlon would ba u len•enl ""th .,,..... UP 0< UUAB II they,..,, playt"ffttoe aame cat and mouaa gama documentation u the Currwot It would be In the bast lntl(eat ol the Current and Sub Board II all panlft met. examlllad the Current·· r ..enuoa and tKpan..a, and ftted I he necessary reports rogether Only through thls temporary arrangement can the mlsundaratlndl"ffS be aortiOCI out. and the Currant can again be on the rood to llnonclal reaponslblllty Already It -m• ttoe periodical toes lew lrlende on I he SBI Board of Olrecto.a, the body which will ulltmatety decide on Whether the Current'• budget will ba •~paneled to meet the une•pected r...,.uas. The magazine's recalcitrant position with the lfeuuttr wi ll only lurtne< alienate the dlrecto.a, probably thwarting any chanc. lor ttoe Cur,.ntlo realize Ita goala , II'S no lun to run a newspaper when ttoe apector of llroanclel doom lurka OYethead, and wtlh a little e»oparatlon. liMa apector can ba eulry erased ""'"'"Y a-nt ' fee(llJ£1 Quart end Rdlglon and UB Editor. ThaM you Wty m~Jeh 101 printing thl lflitN entitled "Non-tr•dlflon•l Stu.Hnt1 flllrrr. O;ll.,enr Ptoblltms" &)' O.nlftl Hold~ m ~' OCtolHtr o/ The Spectrum. '"''k>tt 0. •tlar•n~ 01 Protect ··ouart., Plul .. "'' bHn made pon'~ by th• motlllnd O.nancill tupport ot I /HI lrte po/nr t ''"~In ••• F•wl1y Senora fJr.c•r"'- Com'"/1/H IFSEC) mHtlng W~nu"y "'"'nor • ..,.,,.,.,Y ropon~ In TM Spectrum I ntltJ.f "')I ftmtrt In tupcw\M IO PtoffiiOI AfiM WJcJttt1'a OOmnMnt. •ouMI• to , . • • It your rellgJou• ~;,..,, ete~MQouaOit ... ••t Cllr'flfld at l.ht Octoo.r 14, In bad Company ··u rwo gnwp1-Ttt• DIYillon o/ un~rll"'du11• Educa,on lrn:l The F1cufr~ StuO.nt AISOCIIIIOfl'• StudMI Actlwltfe• StHtlnQ ComrrHttH. ltom wit ~ • grant lor publicitY '"d fii'OfhhoPI WII obtalr•" "Owner PI••" lo <!Hp/y in-1~ 10 bOfh gtO<IPI lor th*lr eutltenoe They he~ mad• Jr pOnlb#e tor the Prol«t ro become more "''''",. to ,,. ctmpur anti to t» ol mOtW I«V~ to ,,. ok1tr commutt~ty •tudenta. n.. p~J~>~~c~ry •llo.dH •• In TM Spectrum •• al•o ·-r~ .. ~ Coof<JoMIOf P,o. . ~ ......... ·o..ar~ S a n i o r - Aa.oiOf Dlvillo<l Ol Undo<gti<IUalt EOUUI""' mHting thll ukingtiHthe high 1101r d•r• ol/ do.• The Butlalo theetre scettel& done • gre we diiSMVf<» fllhttt It il tfl¥/ew.d by auC]) illlt•rlte CtiliCS a• Den Hold«. His Octob« 18 artieltt lbout liJe Bull•to Tltel/to Coli«lW.'s "Com~ny"/1 OM/ oii/N w OI'at ,..;l'fws IW ,.., m The Spectrum. not beUille If'' mercilusl'f ti'HI d.,om#natiOna ere unlf~H m tM supreme knponanc• neg.atW.. but becau1-elt mH"~ •JI place Without Uymg ln'(thJ"ff 1-UbSIMJtlal Mr Hold« malces no comments on any IPltQIIC actor, exo.pt that l'us dat~ "Jij,W P•t•r He uy,. Mth~ng abOut IM 50ng1 exc.pt tnal ,.,. d1t1 fhou!ll>r rhe play good Ha ol Ro1h Hllhlnna end YoM l( lppo~ Wt ,...,H t.Mt ;s • 8t1te WJat1tutk>lt arwJ-. he~ to tete it upo~~ tWfl.,.,.. to Nne eMu tl,.. If '"wiJtt to ooun-t tit• ,..., ot the hwalh holldeya Ho.,.,.,, lent ttOt lnlftii#W. 10 ,,. - · oltro. rti•gloln .~_, 011 doest1't discuss the queltty ot Neat IYthU'a dk'KIIon 01 Lynnre l<utrJ:z,.rs dence.. Md C«tllffly doe.s:.n1 m..,IJOol ~ Furtll, rhe •llfl>or o t t - &g Apple Only by Nenllti;J.ng ~ 1,,.,. c.n an DOunent Jb. tttJd,lnflat • Stare MAililtJOI'I. lt111ill /No ftllgiOUI OI>MI/IriOrt• 11 t/le 1)11-..ry would o. llttttllw to,,.~~ old Jellf,_, •tud!M'tt, In tlt.s CIU. lhefl f/leiA'I,..,.Ity WOftfd O . l f M - a1 OWH .,.,,,.11... .,.;n.,. n.,-._" . ,.,"' ---out. /01<.. plenty.,. - - •00<11 rfle fXNpM P'Ofi<Otrl, 1M ltrttlmJIUJOn tei!Ubm«lls. IM st:rfpt's tack ol NII•Mtt» to lite Ylnk..a. and the mi~Mng o1 , ,.. _,...,.,,, The . , . solid bit ol c:rilld&m m his p~ wu aboflt the bet...., linfl*' and ,_,,.1'701! Otehftlro; , . ,,. --· (and ol r h e - _.,,that .... rrutr ar I••~ ~>~am«~. ""-· loudMU, •'-' it waa tiM •nad«Ju•cr ot SOtH ol tiN slft{fera "eom,.l>y", /Ia- rhou!lh, ... h - 0/ ~ ~m·• IN/Of muabls, and...,,.... mot'f then dtJ~ IIOIH:dtlclun. It ""· ~· IINI1..1:1 ~VIe ,..• ....,nt u • parody ol lhe/-to'• IKhnlt ~~n•ll tall(. he wiU he~ to IMm mote abOut thHtn, um, - crlll<>llll f f - Allift .,.,·rto !M "'lllal-. lor WIHndl/lglltl<». . 4 . 1joo~ ••--~>Oo4oltor•>ll61 not melle our rel;glour 'l~,,~,,.bM Olllef'fm ~mltretJOftl ol J1w1 place ¥1rylng ImpOrtance on lhl ObUI'VIfJCf Ol Jll/lfllft ftO/KII'II OUt• thVt Rolh Hllhtnn• end Yom K~r lfo•.-,.r. •II d;l/~t thla Clmpu&. -~~~-~~- t:J••• �op-ed to ~bine (!&Wn ~elf ... E •~•• dl/ora nott FM tegt~llf . , , . , .., tftJs CPtot~ O.n a- ne-. medt.a ..-an area not to be conluMICI •n~ The • nil~ WOld hal • pCJWef tnat can not be matcn.d by ltte"..on ,..,..papers I><OU!IItt ustl>e SpantlhAmtttean Wer ancs: ne.-.s;oapers bfOuQI"it GerTy Ford .nto I he Whtft Houq '" a lllrAy INU TV ni'Vef covld NUtOn denies any hnk wltt'l Cot SOl\, bu( f•rat the WHtMr More HT'Ipotlantft hOW*"' tM world of by 'Wh•t Ia JOUtnlllia.t~ some?"' .lournaliOIIc lniOII<IIY lo lha guodor>g lore. _,.., atl newsp.apet wcn.nga tt ts a combtnauon of .,...,. ot e».P«t&nee garnered by ed•tora. • 6MP comm ~Htntnl ro demoCracy ano Ihe Amwlcan Con•lllullon, and a Inborn sense ol whaltht pub41c It wllllr>g to PlY lor lnlloenctt"'hat the televtsed Reagan-Caliet debate• h a d last election If CIO'teutd ••~tust"eiY by the owerridlng 1morea54on 'NOUld be In the ~~~~ o( the ans•ers Qtvet"'. t'Ot If' .orne myth•eaJ PQIM 1n1• • ~nd•aare dOes or does not pouesa newapa~a. coo.strvctiO" But thet"e are C)ftvltt amoun11 of lt. t oo Some rtm••· lndrvtduals e~~n naW: vatjouJ amount• ot u HI ast<Se aucn u Walter C.ontute or ~.ao A•.,..,. c:an not But )'OU hl•e to fdj)I'Ct pol+tiCJih$ It mua per 101m tenl on tne gut al510. IIIIS I hOugh! alwaya ...,..,., Wtr( can't IWI be I .. bUS thai dOeS Slop altha IWO loops Of lht Sj><ne7 CHtnl to &he people at Bluebird. tt ia knowa u an IHty ""nutH belort Q>em atart•l rn-ma~~eotintirne!" Dalm II Soonc!s like I f'ISI got up, right? Wrong. ,..,. 1koo<ly ohQww..S and 10 go oul lht door. "'1!wl you mt.tOI have 0 eoupla of Pf•IJng mOIIWI IO take care ot,• you NY next.. Wrong Olltln Whal OOUid bt , _ , - to a OUKianll!lan geltmg t o - on lomt? cw•~ anyway.) • "Oh. 10 then 1111• yott you muot no.. - O f f· campus and got atudt in I hOUM .a far awt:y U ahcxlfd be called ou.aulfalo." Ho. but you're ctoN. Fuat ol ant am a freaoman anc:t secondly 1~11 1>'-et Ia consiclor..S II>Ut not by 1M) to be on..camptts. 11\at ca" of'lly mean Etlioott... You got if, That wondtrlul bl'lck Clly of Ouada So there 1 em ewery morni "G, rvnn1no lOt a btla, hoSH"' tho one 1 gel <»esn't 5\op 11 lha Commluary Once on and comiOlllbly stlndlng In my 9 x t21nctt apace In lho am,...,., -- '*'' -~ llhinl<lllaii/IIS IS t l > e - - - wl>ito a 01.-1 can bOtr<l ntnt houro a...ay from homo """ ltUI (tti ~,.. • commuter t"'- Watftf-gate tca"'dll r ,., l, .. , '"• ~w 'fOIA u~ Jootnah&tw; k'l•eo~~t,. It '8 nol Hly 8\tt tt I IM ()fJfy 'lltl( c{!Jli8S! opinion By DANIEL MASSONI '''''r bl......td WOOdWe.fO and 8etntltNn W1 ....,.. TNy oPef'llt 01' Ult: .-me I ~Pel u toornahstl M'l aome rupee~ a. Both breeds P'l'; on 1twt de(to:·., sic. ot n-..man+t)' ,,~ to t~or bnl peric)rmenc.a' .,.,.,.n _..".,..,..I lllltfaeuon •• • nee.t\+ty ro. newapa,_ kx an~ '" thll trao. to p'"sa Hutt '"" p~o~•• ou' tnt"..., 11 • V~>hy ,.,. wea~tll'lgton" Polt got OUtn.O b1 JAMI Coo'll She turned lt'l a SlOfY IDOUI l'l .. ghl y. .r~'d l\lf'~ •• that apfl,.,lly S,. NltllteG Wilt\ Af'lcJ , , . Poat bei•tved n.t But ther 1110 Phvths Sentall!ey they posses-• Othera., 1\IIC~ u Howard eo..a1 al\d &.than Wallet I. M>t• gon• bt()ke l(M.Irnl liSUcaNy '' known>nll>elflde 8.J " T"". . mortl l ever~ood' '10 ~11 oon t try A 0004 "-""PI PO' .ttlndt bf 111 "'''''" yndef any Clrc\fm.llttnce- it 1 that mtegttty,"" an uttlapoed naturat reaourc.elaat Men •n Peot>~e J But lf'l•l JHK)fl~ tt 1 1mpot1•blt The O()'t'toUS •nle-refte8 ts that gan capiU(ed \tle e-lecuon beUuM he had tourMI•t* tntegrtt)' but ttltl isn 1 the case w,af ne fHrmQ.nSiratecs on nattonat ,...,.l110n 1hlt n•ghl " ' " Pf8 packaged 1t~putpow J4tml use m 10 IUettm" the amount of jOUtnl lt&hc •ntegttl'f Ott,,... "'.,.a •aertr .arm numbflt ot peopltt. l lhttrlng yt>uf.iell t_s the lfaaema_,k or MCOnd l>la<:t(oorry John Andtflonl Of\ the newsp&pefa, .ud\ •• Tltt Ntw Yorlc nave untai>!Md '"""'~· vooe11or thQuoan<ll ol yt11r1 01ha<o, for ta.ampte The Wlthmgtofl ~~. ha.,. tQuander.d tnt ,oornaJishc lntegttty they ~• f'l~ in abundance P10Q1e • • '"'"iiOf Aa t aatd before. 'fOtJ can·t buy tournallaHc integuty but like many oongreumen. )1 e•n be rented Look at the emergency. auch • • My Laf or nucleer power Pllnt trpee c.~ But the ,..~ cs tfete~ • '" Mit an.a1~1 ot the r. .~, ... 10(> Anr DOhllttan fiOM lhe IO....,t ....,eel PGS•t•OI'I •n h•on s.eh004 co the PTealldent of ~~t! Un+tttd St•tet Or•no• • 1'-••twt lf\14JQfflr' atong .,,,h '"'"to 'WOI~ It 1 • ~n NeetiJty ~•onal integr•ty m etocted ollie•••• ....,..,, owt ~+~r+ttt Lincoln's Inaugural tl.ddren In a job thll r~~qu1ru Hfllfacuon of 1 Iaroe coupon readera rMct to tryif'lg to uve t• cents on Ph• I' I P,ckles 'tlf•O\ thew 19 tnch Zenith? You can not buy tournalliHC ln1tOt111 tn atockplles acroSs the nation, the fldt,ll government hat re1~aa nuoe pUoc ot n. fea<Jy to btl uHd In ca .. o t a nauonat ''*'bot~ """"IY 8vt ,,.,.. .,. Mwef'al , . . , dt.let..-.c:H ~ fOU'r\tlllSII aNI polihtlan-t FOf one mo&l N~C* oeop~o~ 0o not rttwe '"' abtlitr 10 Hit lhM own ""iiQftEt.cteo Oil a(. Ioiii 10 tAl .,_...,, not hglolf'ed 04.11 ~to tegulttt I he~-· a.tthOoQ" If \~ ttencll IOWatd nat.onal Olllr'n.-•n•D ot t11 p.aQeft cont~Au•• thra mtgt\\ C.f\11\Qie .ouma1<M't 'll_.,, people ol-•• •nteguty. and .. h«l can I but " o nly eattl\ The t1lii'O O"'DUPPJ 101 tuP00'1 A,. • ~hr'e tl • ..,........ ~· for ~f'l· COI'Nftftleod ~ o1 Ol*at.-,g ..-. • spl'l«e ~1"10*" 11n the ttede.. e~~KtroniC l'u'" '""' O.n t4DJMII a lOUt loutnalflt ,._ • 41 C. Sr~»a*'"' on • v0411 tterlf~Pfll .. nat..,., amount I hey~ n~. at\4 no• tor thetf e.-ouc ~P·ng cMpend Con I he m.aUM 8111 thOse last rwo peop._ nltl'ed .wtt., tne halld'IC• Bo•,an, •• tome-".,. t1t , , . "'"'' ot ~Jt(;I'I,Oatt at ptHatfltlt The Spec:fr~t~M ••• •~ to npl•ce A - Q-tlon ~ ()l..tl ,.,.,, •• getla"' ~er...- c.naJG or at acts. U..;ai ,., tnan}' • • • • to,..."' t'-'f fOb:t Oft trwe ffl'nQH o{ ,oum&J:atn: l'h-1 P\abtt atto By DAN HOLDER ---- J .-otto-- btcaltM twu W1wl- you tl\4 IO IJ.t? I an a - I - I n l'rllcllatd Hal""" looll a ........ 1/tallellm& htra.-- Anotlter Ihong IIIII - - - laugh ab<M El"-1 Ia hOW many people " hQ 11. . at Sltaat 10 1 lhtl.,. n. .o litHO great floor partin-.you ..... not m1so..s mud\. e.etybo<ly- out ,..,n Some people tninl< lhal t c:omplaitt 100 mUCh at>outuo.. ~ · I doUbt lt. You onould lUll be he<e l o - hOW long tt ;s taldng me lO wnte ltu$! You see tt i s .-.fuUy hald to ooncentr•t• Mth ctwM oth« people ruoning around the room. Kkk \ham out, yo.; Ay? I can't Thly..,. oH my cltenad on thw -~~-to '"'"'•••"- - · MJt. - y tUlly hal I I 1/101 muciiiO 1. . 10 MCh Oll'ltt . - , ano ...ybO<iy triH IO dtWI~ mvch....,.. !han are roonvna~e~. _..,one guy l\aCI u • Thai'I rigftl. Tlveo roommates. FOUt people tiring In one room. 1 mean, thoere are J.apa.nue bathl: with mor• prwacy than oomo ot theSe quads. But, I g - . I 1hoUicl not compl1ln, they olfe< more ~ room than lht buou. IOOtbtl~ """' 1 OREAftan anotl>ttguy had Out to his jOb a1 a IIIOIIUird lasl aumrner, and Whal a 011£.4 T And you can probabty lrr.agi.oe how tt it wnen four pe~·teet strangers are thrown tOQ1tther to nve In one room. The least the schOOl could have done wasiiiiOd 0\.11 a c:omp\lteri.ted personality que.stlonnalre. Then m•Ybe they woutd have .a ICIP*'OOII fOf this mess. But t do\lbt thai even thls couJd fltler WOfk out. melnty ,_ II\ 1 typocal ..,.._lion, ybu wtll 11011 whal a GR£AT h • g l l - - · o n J Y. Cltf>••• HoopltaiiOU ahQwn that day. What a gteat ume Well, now thll t "''" P1ll it down eo much. tMfe '• ONE lhi<>O thai I muot ..Smh I rtllly like lbout Elllcolt II you ha. . • nice, lillie buzz on and oh clown in tha gtasl by ll>e " ahQrH" ol Lake LaSalle at about tan o'clOCk at nlghl, 1•• long aa moot oltha llghll aro 11111 on) 11 oure Ia 0,. htiiUVI I lllpl*f OUt pta ~ IO loofl I~ WOdNIGOy; fl 0ttotto< !WI , TMiiptct!Ufft . 5 �feedba Ethnic facts Tic-tac-Jorma Alcohol Day I t . .tl ""'" COfiiUVOit tM 'LMtlf'l to TM lf/1101 .. 1ft '"' Ootobflt f31uue ot The St»ctrum from LH Editor. AI tpoA~fl'on lOt lht Aloohol AW.IWMII Progtafft at US. t would rt.-eto tnenl. UUAS. anti MI»CJIIIy Lot• Weldmatt, 101 thH' t..Jp ., putting '~'"*' JUCCMtlul Al<:oltol A•.,Meu Oar AJcobol Awe,..,.u Oct011« '"~ trottJ tr •,. ro 3 p"' tt ...,. ""attended popuM~. llt4f t~ Wtl "')' /)lnCfl'fQ to"' Al.o I wo.Jiid Ao\• 10 V..nA. Jt» RIIAIII I« hll support efttl ,,_ Shldent Anoct~~~IIOiti lOt 1"-n LastI)', I "OI.ilct' «.t IO ,,.,,.,. The Sclec1tum 101 '" ot theM help atttJ lot N""'ltlfl ,.. •11~ ftft.dt comnbvfWid to out • ...,., o.,..-u or'"*''"*"'' -· Otlllm. DttKIOt or PuOI•c s.rerr tnd _ , , Olfu«. lht Anll R.,. ru• FotCe Alltt /ltKIIne •n did CI>PY or Tho 59K1tum end tmdmg 1111 ,.,, .. ro ··fM EdiiOt" IIOt'l Tho POOEA I liM/ rt qu•lo , . , _ , . , . lJt,lltfl • W'QI'qn on eatapUs. 1 fHtd "' '" ,,.,.,, ,,. ,,.,._,,ttOt,.,. teco..-nt or rtre W.spec(. me~~ .,.,.,..OOUfl . ..r" • the OfrOt11eltlory ..,.Cit - - . , T h o Specttum ~lOt- ,,,,,.td ,,_ CfdC/etftJf'J8'10tY d..ct4Pf10"1 ot ttte ttteci., I dOlt t - lltiM ,,_,. p;tHift ol tne dttlltlfPIIOit olIN lt/lei:W 'Wei •• ro h4 ''""..:. or,g,. 1t01 do t lee/ 11 ••• d·tcr•...,..,,.,, 1/M IMI,.,., ttKithO ol ,.,..n,..,, lOb.,.'"'* ,.,,,, ot PW•c S.,.lt - - doortg t ,,. IK.tt tor the pubk ro N IO PM/ the PfO~m end to h«p utloot 101 111 ettecktt ..,.,,. • e4mu•r ·~ra/H'Jie ot• ..PuMto RICan" dtM:flnt I don't cate ""'' tl» pwson IOOAH frJte tH It~ ttltnlc ._,totn/. 1/lllf -nttd IO know WI>O IO 10011 lot I thin• 1JM>PH get CMnep miJC/t "'''" tht •••r.o Ealtor. thtee SuaJgt\1' AI , . . ,.. of ,0U ki"OW llt•l , . , WH ..Md IIIJoll not 0<1ly t '"'"'1111- lot,,.. VB Bvh.. bul o l__,do~Wr .-.1011-IOt IJIJAB u -~ tton R«<bo,.., 0.1'1 Frelt!tttlfl lf'lfl .Jotm1 KevAOI'M .,.,.,. t- I ll ~10/'tg ~ olltee lrttett~Gnl 1/td,.,.. WWtf 1 .,pMJI tO IM u,-,.....,...1)' CIOIW~ft~Hkty ...,..I'd ol 1ft tN ,.., ,~, yMf.l Fot 0<1 WAB .,...., "'"" •otltd _.,. ..... /tard htxJI.. I CM "I 1"-l 0( I Wlr to tl'le~ta f041 MOugl) Your~~.,,,, tNt ol 1-ood Stto.c.. Sq""o SK.wlly, ,,.. TICUt Ofta end oil 1 - OiltOn ..,.,.,. I IOtfiOIIO '""'""' , . . . . , IJIJAB /Wdalm 1-""'"J..11~, llcM/11, f t t - tttd f'oul. , .... to tnucii/Ot ~many hOuri of ltartl WOtk, lttgv,tlt. lru,retlol'l. and ,._,nee It '"worth 11 ·~rtd Thankl agatnf end,..,, w., tthiU ot dl~lntt,.,. thtlt 1/Niy ewolleny chance 10 /Uff!P 0<1 _ . /tiJJ full glod lltttl did - d ,,.. origlntl .,,., •ltd tlid - thO p/clwo tn tltt end >.now Wlul lMd o l - to_. lot Parker Theft Help wanted Eclltor. Editor -ell Sometime durmg the w..._and of Octo.bw "'"· • 16 mlll,•·•tt Sp«:tr•Phr•a F01 t"O.U UYI.,.tklnal llud«ttl whO are ...~ ~Y"""' -'""lllet ,. ,,_hOmo country, •• tf Ol/t« countrlet - l h O IJS, lhO H - Butt freezers Twt>ulenc. Ott Cocintty fmploytMt~t /log•ttry tHCEI!I_,..m ol ,,. nott-ptOI/1 N•ttOMI A s . - t - lOt fomsln Slut/«<IJ Allth {NAFSA/-- t wte/t:htil- ol communiCOtiOtl , . , _ IJS fdUQttd lotOJpn " " " " ' ' IMI MtployWJ .,.twested It) tMN 111/dtMti Tile HCEA It o - I K O ¥ - I r H ol "'"'~to 111 IOt.,;gfl ttudtntl It n 1 comput•ttzfJd re-gr•trr uMd by .mplo'f*5 o...n••• •• a 40Urce ol ldttttllyiiiQ<ttK/tdotu lot ""'ployment In lh«I>Otno ,...,,on ,_,,,,.,Jon coumry •• • I I •• olh« countries. Foreign ltudw'rta .mo ,,.JuniOrs, tN grot/110,. atW.nta oro ~IQIO/o to tHffkltHt• In tho r-rJIItry. The proctHJure tor Is simp,.. Comp/oto thO r~lttrttlon urd wll/c:ll/a •••NtO/o tt Room 3, H•ro• Cot Room 15, CttHn. oM/ molt It d/tKtty to NAFSII. ThOiniOtlftOIIon on !Itt cotd Ia thon oomputot printout to_,,_ Itt -"'»nta with your~. tduotl/otl - ok/1/o. Fot - . 1 - t / o t l, _,ltcllltt CoiMf P""nii!JI _,, out In,._ Oltlot. • 1, _ . . thot .,.. -~· Your Butt Off owttd flO to wftOIMWI Of'd«fKJ alUtnitUIIff Otnc:tJN 101 tn. b&M aropa tt thO.,,.. /OopS on tho Amlr«Jt C.mpcn . , . pt'Obftm flfith lkMIUilCM't O.nchel II l,.t IIHiy ltHI e•..O•ngly well /l'a Mtd 10 lmtg~tlf tnyth/IIQ Ihot ril feel coldtr to tltt tOUCh Ono wondero, too, oboc/r tho ptb olthtu though tl woyid 0. no SUipr#UII IItt -H. oon</IJCt *" .,.,,., t>urooucrocy rotlonotlz«<tho big bueltt lly polntlt>Q 10 th• long lilt •xp.ctancy of th••• be.fiCitel IJut the long 11/o or olumlnum O.nc:ll,. Is dlroclly Oot~fltd 10 IMit refilM uJeMsan•ss. Th•y ,,.,., Hlt.aly ro WNr OUt ot bfHk do... q11/ckly if flO OM tilt 0<1 lhfffl / WIIIN.,., hlppe.n«/10 common Nnae •MJ pleln. 01!1/Mty ...- ,.,..,..?! *IIU~Jt-N«Ht ,• .., and a DISA I.DA optktt •rot«m ...... , _ _ '""" ,,.. uOOrotory m Porltt IIIIMimp the Ma.;n St. c.ntpua IJolh • • • att~ to • bltd tnodrztd o/utrt.n- opiiCOI- obo4d lout IMt '" length. Tl» .,,,,,..,It IPPfOM,..teiy 115,000 do/IOta J)Je lnclrdtMt ;, ftPM;Mfy IHJUI"'f bleeu. . 0( the _,.,.II: h'Qhty -IJZ«< tlllluro o/ ,,.. . . , " _ ' otK/ tta IJmit• Yllw outlkM ,,.. ax~tl .., wl'uch u ' " ' l>fjng lmp/OyN ThO,_ ty•,_ ~- tn lttl~ttl t»n of two •xp«,mentll PfOtlfl.lft$--otN on notH ~n«otf<l OytUI/>u/Mt Jttt oM/tho or,... on tf'lnapon of attosota In ,,. hum•n lung The r•tearch ol•ewr•t Maar.,·• and Ooctorat und,dattl will 0. slgMIUnlly d... yot/1/thl «111/PiftOnt lot 01 lout the l>fnc:ll and opttut IYIIOmll• nol ptOmptty returned, .nd '"' grant• whlc/1 tuppon th•m wm be ploced In /Oop4tdy. Any itrlormetion ttfllrtllng thl1 •YIIfm una communiUt«! tout ot --~- SJf.2334 II r•wlfd wHI be giNn ltw lniMINiiOtt Wdmg to tiN oltt» S)'ltMI. ,.,um . .....,_ Pn>twOO<, FKUt~y ot Eno"-lno - 8 . - ........... - y . 2 1 Oct- ••• -Apptltd �Notional& lnternotlonol News Supplement of The S~rum Sadat killing causes uncertainty to mount in Middle East a, DAVID deUSI Muborak. so'-· ~ to~~ 10 tly end the poldes that Sodot had l'<lnrdalod. n. ...-!that tho MIDrak _ . . , . ... prebotlly until altor hmol ....... lh& Snl10 ~&om Sodot's .,._,.. At that limo, oclw 1ssuos such os the P-... _...., ... ~ bea. doah wllh. In t h o - MIA>onik ar6mod that """"*'9 wtllooop us &om ~ tho Sino!." Ht .... osMI'IOd his OOI'MO!mont to lh& _ , . procou by ~a """"""""..oth "--I oHiclok on ClciObo. 25 11-. oi10dt waws &om Sodofs nvdor ' - .-:bod """'""' tho world. As _...t. Sodoio "*19 wu .l<'llfullo !J(!dod by such Muslim fanallco os ....,., Ayatolah Khamori end antagcrist Mummar Gaclclofi oll-"''oa 11-. Saudi Arallion·s \/low was that this Is an lndicatlan ol tho are•s lnstllbltty. mud\ ol 11.o!Wdlls c:aused by Musb lan&tk:ls!". 1lio was also shamd by 5yna•s Pn!sidont Hafaz ai·Assado end Jordan"s Klng Hussein, both ol whom IOiso hiM boon troubled by M.,..... lanaties In their oountr1u. T"" .........,.""'"' ~ P1.-1c1on1 ,..,_his,_.... """"""n.1\iri-<ohon EIMJI-btlcn - Sodot has loll lho -'d s.......S end MCidenod Wllh lh& . . . . ol Narf> A&q..oncllh& Mldlla Eaot IN¥ ... lunhor ....... en- ........ upon tho,_ _ , t o _, , _ undor -.dv """-' Plalclonl HaUl Mubonk. AI lho lco!!fronl a lh& l4dclo Eoooft llbloty 10 ......,_ l<li!W ldnd " ' - Thll " ~t upon lh& eon., DMd-- praciSS. " " * " - t h o noomolizaDan ol ....doni bot-. 1-.1 end £eM><. • . , . . _ ~ ...... end l h & - ol tho SineiiO f!M>L 11-. ~ abo pnMdt a unllld fronl . . .t Cl01'MU115t -slon. In ls<ael. the to Sodofo doath has beon nU..t. Ri!# ~ .,urerruts \/low this as on CJil!IO'Illrit)l noc 10 relinqubh centro! ollho "'~ lrnpaftM\t Stnoi. Israeli Pn!sidont N..on-who was genulnOiy p.od by Sodafs murclor---Yilhemently donlod tNt. tA!IIIng tho ,media "We dtd not make ~ with OM man. but with tho peaplo ol f!M>L" In a public $pMCh Ariel Shoron. ,.,...,, drfonso minis..,. as..md !1-, r-..1 for a otr0f'l9l' Israel. "Sodofo death Is Jlfool that IW are In"" .,.. whert ohacko a.e a dally oc:curence wNch can wOrk against us • ~ officials at Riyadh abo seo this as a chance at TOP!"ochmont botweon Saudi Arabia end f.<.M>t, 11-. two ccuntries hauo not boon on good terms since Sodat si!Jl«< tha peaoa b'elll)l end h1s visit to Jerusalom. where ho _ _ _ _ _ _ _w ___ .21 ~'"' · ""'-""" · 7 �"IAllll'ffN IS CIIIM" lleue - Adult llllill lllllte up end Acceuort" .. 0,... _.,.. "".. - -,· --· ~ FUN SERVICES II Whoa ...... _ . on tho T - Orporllnllll ..,p 2) 1D prao1n111V 10 1..8...tet" tho~~ Strall!li< All C'.<mmlnd CSAO !Jewo> 31 IM!o " Toml Sol? 41 Whd1 •...,.. hu lht moot , . _ . . . - . tn c-.,-> 51!\ocorOng to moot , _ , .......ncs. ,.t«tt ,.,.., hu tho h9wst ......X rate> 61 What ..... apoal ol Kontucky> 71 Whd1 Afnoon nation IMI ,.,.... tt....otonod • _. .. omptod ntld ol ~ a1lodgocly to prc;a:t '" ""'" scunty> 81 WI-M:h European naoon IICMd Sundov for • Sociohst _.,.,..,., 91 N"""' lhe man ..t>o replacod Stanoslaw Ko.nla •• Pnmt Minis lOr o1 Poland. What os ab.Jut "- =t. ..........a "*'<:tien? 10) What IS lhe llntiSh equlv. . .liO lhe llotttd Stat... AWAC airplane. whch may bf sdd to Saudi lhe ~.bus..., airport, 1 121 Nome tho two US Ptestdt!n" ..no rftldod 1n 1 ------------ ~~ jererntah Wal> nnteJ f<>f ht\ might. But n••t (,,r th\' M<>nt: reasons. Sure he J,'Ut'~· lusty ltke yt>U'd l'Xp«l Ht• was also stn>njl em111gh t•' he gentle. And wh.-n thl' chtps were down. nobody -..& truer. Jeremiah Weed t~ m11re than ji legacy. lr's a rnburc 111 a 100 proof maverick. "·ll> w-..., LADIES N1TE Nit, sus All ,.. ... ftolll lor 1M &.-. (lor ...... ...... s-..;. . ..._'"ca.. %.... Sir;, SMon Thu1 J.do \ 1\id• IIH .. r~o, E~HRHI~"'PiT' tf(,•r ''niH"tf ~ 1 r• ,,. t\~i\~~ 'I) Fri. f Set. lfitt pAllY NJ1"ESSl IM~ lf'odt SlfiTOI ~ 100 Proof Jeremiah Weed Jtrl'm•.ah~ 8ourton Laowur 019111 ~n..tl'IC. , H..tt1ford COM Set.fS...~ . J . 7,. ~II« Do,.'Sir . . . c-,c,_o..ltr , ..,.llrirW J ""' ........ ,.., ,..... �France's oln6atian Oppononu. whle corot«<lng ,.,.,.... r.oornr ,.,. ond tho bllanc.s budgm. """ "· gold .,.......• ~10 ......... ~ standard (, c.-drlr 10 odapl tho gold •16nci6tcl. '' ,. Irs• ,....wv ro try ~. "fi>:P.( p<a-tNt .. '-nwtv....,... ... buv one ol Pi Shedd tho ........ lwod bo IDo - peoplo ... "'"' .. clalan far moW. .,.,tyong F01 - tv- n.. would '"""' ... gooornment to go olf tho gold •londatd. •rev thoro wculd bo no gold loft to .....-.., for ddW• u tho price - · ... tOO ..... tho - ·.-.I"""'buv*' ,_ gold Ill .,... 10 In honor -'-slo' far dolon n.. -.Ill flood tho world with dollan. lriggorltli ln6atian c........rJv tho esbmeted ....r..~ ~ ol US dolon IS at one ,..... ond gold......,.2154 ....,., That ...... 10 us A move back to gold; more hurt than help? wrf""" II~ that tho mon Dte nollaigloaly )l'llmlng lc.- tho day$ ......, they Gold /toeY o.{ud~Jot\ obsession a-..1 ba~• woth.......,. 79. no1 orikr l>aoeW Wa>htngton Sonolcn Doullit ~ , _ , """'J)t poCc1lialy , _ ond gold-bod<ad dolon ~ W""*'91on has '*'l#>t lhe bug. tho captol 10n _ . and 10 tPN evaboq tht Gold Olllndard """""""'' ~ prqJOOitian thai tho Unrwd sil ... bnng balanc:ed budgou. """"" "'tum 10 the gold t~andard On tht lnttral rates. and r.O.C. !he bel Bp DEAN S. BARRON eorv... •• at ~Mala ""'*"• $3788 ... <Unml .. .-lwJ volue· ol $444 Cloorly nol twJ)I """' eould be baci«d by gold: ond .,.,..,.,.., Ardu t..flor ...... por ......,. ht,.. ~ ond S65 2 bollon us dolat· Prtsldoru Ron.ld R89on•_.. , . world gold .......... v.wld ... r-od belen tho •tandold IS odapll!d and tho ~price of !hal It~ •IMWI qM!n a opoclfiod 11mo ~do._ t h o _ ~ 0.... on lhe gold • landtrd. lor9P lodoral budslol dtfiaal. ......ld be henl10 f - . .. tho .-ly pnntad monoy -*1 haw to"' 1111en NDERGRADUATE ~ ~a/f'~ H80~J4e. f7~, (}~ 22, -198-1 9:30 Iii/3:00am ····~·· 2 for I Mixed Drinks Everyone Welcome!! ________.....·~__.,· a,_,.,_;rbo~ I �Research boom in Australia may solve Washington woes ....,,.,. could tum out to b. !h. 10 w~·· P't\01'> Tlwlibooal _..,......, llwca•t1tU"'¥<""1'"111 """" .....,..,....."'<! In iw "'"' lo bol)n ' ..., tho '""'"'"'" no!Uralgoo , _ lnlfl'n4>"""' .... ( - .. "' ... RMioJ> Wd ob!g .,. "'M.lcdm -,, t:JW-· oro<md .... -ldlual ....-wm"""' c:;. "'bt m- • tnnly to ... Unot..t "'""""' bod< cAl •• bro4'tt d\ongod - SQin and tho ba<mng economy .. ~ "'""'d Old ~ by Amorlc:an . . . _ end Snr.b ...,.,.._... a.. ....... ...,._, IIIIo ""s't but~~ 114 II!AcJnj- ....... .......,_ .....,. "'<ool. ......... goo --..... andollw.-.~ ....... ., ""<YUdll ~. .1011 ....- - .....~tlwiu-1 now ..,.,..,. flam Southom s.- ICI Ill<' lar~/1.;· .......... - . ........ u,...~ ~ thot "' ... }'l'(lt ""'....... w'l bo """....M• '""""" oool~ norm.~..,. - thou-!SQta, ...., ~­ ·~120 ............ 1Jw mljO -~· ... bt "' ~......... t..lthtN ... t' ~"'!! -"ru ~ £:..""' and rh< ~ad SQtn • prodkt«< Philip. Alnca .... • -.Ill ""'"....... '-""" ~~....... cuol .... wd <Wiof ... "baotto.lnr _ , . . •• C'd tho V<A<on ol tho 'SO> Tbt us do-.,.,.. ood <hoi """"'- "' UOii CclrpontiDn -t~v ~ hc-..ba..,....,.pr!IIOt•~ and ~ and they .... bo ~ ty ""' .,..,............ Bcwd "' Advto. oA the 0.... M.rilottan Bonk, t.d bv o.w.d and Rod..,. Honry Kb.-_ Alor>g "'" IOiheast OOMt ol Q\lecr~Siand on lho PM>Iot Clc:ran, pan ,....,. are ~ .... h ~buoldlng ,;,roodJ;, ~ po<IS, loy;ng dw lPWt""'-ok '"' an <'1\port booo> "'-' "Jr. a11 ""'oo 90 no dau'bt about tt• ..m G Pau !lips, <If ~octo< Wednesday, Oct. Zl THE ELEMENTS Thursday. _ Oct22 the e1111es Friday, Oct. 23 TM tn l;..rtlpO A"'"oM b •'"""'• bu-· """'P<Mntt. and .. .. <lPfJW>!I up rt'llrkf'• ., ploon ouch ... ,...... ~ ....... t,"*'t 10 -IOcxrol. Mlllfl ol what ""rP<nt ., tho Aus~"""" w'l ~"" .......""" the ~·Wd :.t•tn .... "" ""''''ado fD•I 10 .,.,...,,tu II> 4n""""1,..t t;.,., Coo•• JVt• olr>d rlloltoedJ that connatt <061 nell Al'l)<lio<f,.. to the • lop, tho I or• .,.,.k,...t up "' .,.,,,. suoh "" N<noll< wolnng 1<> hloul cool obn»d Shwld a ... boo.Jn ,., wiltoillono..,.ho•"~" olto ClOUid ~ Au•~aloa'• .. tho AustJ...., Mooonglndus"ll Council ·we really l<luch<d tho surl.oce Y<' • Botause "'prd>lems and 0003 ..--.ltd ...th .......... and ...,_.t poll> "'""'"'' A tho """"u..n. ,..., •o,... "" tho ..,...,..,.... "•""" aport• on""' wt Cout, - ~ 1o anohorP 1!'110 LNG. and~ 10~ ~Am,.it..,.t.o no . . - - plonb. lw Frawo --. _., _....................... _ .... """'-'od 10......, lht """""V l n l o . - ........ ol '""" Oaut """"""v. cllplly ............... con...,. "'"'Amlraa hH 1or 54 b6on ~ ......... and .... lot.n:tood •....,....:.~oultoasllwlrlt>11$1 ......m-.. ldily n. e..- of lo4re-4il~~ A.nlr........... dwd In_...., a- 1~. - prodoxtlon ...... """' l h t 1.500 tom 1o I I 000 ,..., Tlw....,lll boom I>~· probnl o!la:t Wllhln ~~........ llM'II oC dw ~ """"' pr.Mclod w co.>~ """ nallnl911t prudu<tiDn bv e.a.... IN big tTOI\ONiional .,.,.._,... 111411 clonftto llw ~. lnd<.<"V ... pcll....., 10 bujd omol1..,. lor Au.tr.a\on bawdlt, ,_, "' whlc:h """' .. """"'""' "" ·~- SmohlO!I cap110ty may mono than~ '""""''9 "' thlt d«odo. ~ """"!i' ..........., 10 MJIII)Iy world ~ lor_.. _ . Tho,..,..,.,.. "' "'"bogg;-.l .._,,.,," . . . . . lnd<.svy llw ...,.ld ~ hb , _ As llw.........., prciQIIIII1g ' - " ~~~-~Am,...,..btlno paottiDn 10 ~ ........... of ,..,.,._good.. ~ 1*'5 lor ~ AJ but -'ool<eclln . . .,..,_,"' tlw _,._""""' b thr ,.....,.• -...~ . . . supplr ci•~...W. For wet>"""'""' -11<W!t .... ,......._ U>!l''"" and mongont><' _ . . . . a>uld GRAPHICS .,.,.,. i\liX rn D IUNK . 2 Hm I I IE PHJCJ OF 1'1 ll.l.f\tiON I GHT . ...._.~ ... tud> ~..,..as ooulhom """"' ..t&t>tho~ "'*"-- hu lal*d thr '1'tnion G.. ol Mc!lok • DRAFT SOc SCREWS AND MARYS 7Sc ""'',.. p<ocb:a 90 P""''J'l"' llw....-lcJ• ...... whlc:hts ~ ..................... ., b~M'Un k•llwworllfJfifth. ~P'~of~. Pat Metheny & Lyle Mays and Oporli . . . ~ Th and 11.W9ten 4/f ~on <lli>&tantiM <I'Of'btle. Tllllaliw."" ~ mt'IAl .. in . . . . . ~ dut to •11&9 fm., .......... Aoosnlla Cd>olt and """""""' lito ... poocb:ed T1-. tmpor1zt.na! ol ...c1t strafe9C m<16b "' tho \IS military goes beyond • •!Ablt "' oupply n. l'on118011 .. ~ lnlln511ld ln Au.,. u an incn!aStngjy lmponont oog '" us dolen<e pl.onnk,g All~.._ .. tht lrfnc! Tbt rutile, '"«! in ITlORlflo.-.. ol CNCial mtAIIor dolmM. hu been oporlod "' """ bm "" procaong ~ "'" UMod Scata and e..q. Unct. • prcpoos«< ...... c......, • -.. ,.-----t!MO-- ' -.Gbnl ~and As FMis Wichita So Falls Wichita Falls ...Lrlo.. .,., - ~. -___ ·- - Ofllll\."'*"-1> w.t- \'McoiiCJta:a. . . . . . . . ..., _&_1'11 OnECM-&"- ''A winning mix of electronic tnnoVIItlon 8I1CI lyrtcl8m... lJnucl T~ t-llgwd 1n $100 ....... I'IW1dPo 10 butd • FRED MOORE July 6, 1981 S.l)OO.ooru-........,plont In Auo•• t "'* ... - - 10 purd18K F·16i«s ... tho""".,......- ....... ~ Oougllos. w...d lo .. .....adomg ......... aflor-. oa..m lor puocioeM ollls F 18 _,., nu.. Australa'• .......... ... ...._~~qa. -. _..Oft.~ .......... poky ..t.n . doodv liotllo ............ cWtnc Penr*'9. Aus. . . . . . . . -. tho 18th c:mtiiiY ... ponal a>lorw"' ........ -. ._ ......., 8 -. Some""-- ' - tho ......c .. "' ......... .,paiiatlan ................ --.....,~~p .. u...~s- NOW AVAILABLE WHERE RECORDS AND TAPES ARE SOLD! Drawing for FREE Albums end Posters at the CAC Movies, .___ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _::::: O.J::. ct=ober 23, 2~ a 25 end Oct. ~. a 31st. ·~ gGWmnWII of~ frow -~IOiulliiAooltralla's ....... -. ..td ..,.,._. loHMul and-"""" suppll<r af ,.,.., materials to the tndlsl!1ahoo \\Jpl �..... ~ ·~ .. . • :· . . - .-• r • by J ack Anderson and Joe Sp ear (WITH THE POLISH ARTS CLUB OF BUFFALO) PRESENTS: Labanese Student Association ''Joseph With English Subtitles A Message for Our Times GIVEN BY DR. EDWARD DUDLEY pN'SVI/S tht /ilfll " AJMAL AYAM HYATI" ,, conra d CHAIRMAN OF THE DEPT. OF MODERN LANGUAGES A LITERAl:lJRE -- - FRIDAY, OCT. 23 at 7:30 pm, Rm. 223 Squire Hall __ T HURSDAY, OCTOBER 22nd at 7:00pm In tbe Conference Theater or Squire Hall, Main St. Campus A dmission $1.00 ~ -~ '-> C.F .C. REUNION November 13th - 15t Ch«k in Friday at FolloH-~d F~llows Loung~ by party at Bullf~arhus ~...,_ U.S.Steelinvitesyou to check out a career •m management. D D D You're • aell..tart.er. U.S. Stet-1 ~"<Xln'1PMYO'tlhe mo.-e. and~~ looking fot people with the inilkltM! to tac:kle /MjO( r r()j«tS and push them llvoughto~ Y~u're • fMt tbbalter. While the clod< liCks, )OU may 1>0~ to rn<11ce dei::i.sion$ inYOMog the ~ o/lhousands o/ US St~l people-and the nI/I!Strneflt ol mitbons ol dollars. Y-'re • teeaa player. IV. a d)'namr: place 11<e US Sletol guid"'!J and ~others Is !Riy to~ an mpcl<18nt pill\ ol )'0\a--- n management. Saturday Formal Dinner/Dane~ &nqun Dinn~r Stu~dlly &lgtl 8rtGk/ast RSVP SOONI - Many alreotly hooel Contoct Bob Boorln • 6364550 or Ooig Siskin - 6364546 • The C1lfford ftJmO$ College Office ~2346 Don 't M,.. Out On The Futfoltlu MeettheUS.~I~ on CII'I1JUE Mon., Nov. 2 1f �West VaJley Timeline I.J<t 1..- CAnol one! """'Y oot.. - t i l problom 1-.g lht lhiOd SilliES, lho b,.. of Wa~ Veloy ~ - • lcnJ-~pon.ardw.lh""'""~ ...... A 1976 NYP1R1G """'"~~"""-"blat 11w ~of West v~ J•• NFS 20, 1961: Tho ~·Yori<:SI.t.OUiteof A"'"* ~~ purd>oset a 331 Kr1' tit• •• Volloy. In lhr town of A!Hord, Calla<..,!JII C....,1y Febnoory 5. 1962: GcMrror ~ Roclwfellor p r - croallo'l ol a St.aw AIDmic Rooarcl> ond ~· Aulhonty (AADA.) "-rdo 27, 1962: New Yark ~n.-. .,....,.. ARDA , ._ 29, 1962: ARDA f>lO<Uih o p l l ( l r l - t ""th Nudoar Filii SoMers. Inc. 10 CCI'tlln.Ct ard _.._.., """'*...,.. <IO'Igt and ...d.. luol.....-. IKL'Y .lo. . .ry SO. 196S: .1on1 10< ~of '-IV made 10 lho US A - " ' - Cammoo...., (AEQ w,.., '· on*a•.., w.lh NFS. "-rdo 21 , 196S: A9'teme>1 '""'-· r ....,..,od b.__, lht New York Slaw Ofta of A""'*' OoMioprnont on bdlolf ol tht Stato o1 New Vorl< and ARDA. ~ New York Slate •Jlnmato ...,.,.,.lbtlllylar tho nucltar ..v~ A.prl11. 1968: In •espon>e 10 r - r bll rho AE.C. AROA ..-.b ~to tho AEC ,..lh Mdentw rndatlrll tho~ a n d - - by tho StaiR ol Now Yorio' ol tho !YSpons. .ly of CMWOJ for rlw WMIOS <!ar><lot lht 11t.. In poopo11111y "-Y 15, 1963: ARDA andl'ol'S...,...te w..,.s.o-. Apomonr .wt........., on~- Wa1 V,Aty """* by 1\RDA. Mov, I KS:~__.louoondWas~e Stcngr~ Mow U. 196S: Con<lNctian on W.-.t Valloy ~ A.prll, 1966: US AtQrldc: Energy CcrrrntUion losues pr<M•OONI ~ 1lcenot end fac.tl~y b<glno - l f 1 g and WM"'Siar"-91' OC'IMiy hHI1 , 196a:Arl~lunc:tiO<Ifl!l-'rdeilsa ...taocllw 9M lllo a WI$! Vollty --111'9 ~ ~ 10 front""""· """"--'A"'"' ~111'9 ltc •.-..1 ardlht •• · .... front-..... ....hod "'bo do.,. ~· ond """""'""" "' ...... alta<- tho~·· ......_tu.o~ Marcil. 1971: AE.C.......ds ltlrulrro . . , . _ sddblon ol hi!#> , .......,. 1971: Aflft , _ , ohuklowno - low!""'*' .....__ .-r... ol flldjaJiar\ leaks ond -""r tlOillllnWiation. NFS plan! <hutJ ~ 10< docon-lfon. malnt""'""" ond ••cpor~<IOn. AI """"""Ollng """" is halted O.U.t-. 197S: NFS file. applcallon 11.4th AEC for ~ 110 IOipond ond ._lhr !day Mudo. 1975: Allor a 10 gil( ~·-- . . , _ .......... outol-.dws ~ ..........,_ oash. • pionl olllaol cb-. Scatt pomaaonto..-11. n.-·-~~~"""• -tmonr untn:alld. A.lw clwnlcol - r B _ . pur,.....t er.k, ~ SpnDs, 1975: B<nll ol raclioociM ,...,. • slqlped. S.,...ber, 1975: The A""'* And Spoco ~Authority (ASOA, ........t flam AROA) Is rutruclun!d ot liN! York S~ato Enorw ~end Dowlopmont Authortly (NYSCRDA) ro 'dewlap sal«, rwo- "'tempe ""'c.__. ~and~ .....,..r..., enoow ,..,._·As JUCaSS« ... lhonoy. a1 cbl!gauons ol ASt>A .,., asJUmOd by lho . _ aJiharlty. Apotl, 1976 : Nucto.r ~IOr)l Ccnwnioslon (~ AEC) ruloo ct.\1 tho NFS fdty u clo5q>od P'_,., . . . . nol Mthorand" major~ -r Apt11, 1976: A """"' ...tmlt!ad 10 lho Nudooor R4vM10ty Cammooslon by e.n.lo P.oflt Nont.sr LoboraiOty Wdrteces that .... of -1111!1 _..... lo oolid form. oansporung thorn 10. fodorol end sronng lht waste> tnporpm.iJy -.lei .,.r ~to $450 millan The eo<IS lar decommiSIIonlng tho low """" waste bunal gmund• and tho repro<le>$1f19 fodllry would bo ._,ary odd!IOOOI Apdl 29, 1976: A lettlr from NFS Pmidont R W O....tor 10 NYSERDA giW1g ioglolnollct ollnlllrtl lo ............ ~'"' Ngh ~ Olld ....,....., ........ tho tq>fOOO!Siing ~ 10 NYS£ROA by Octobor 29. 1976 "-11 ' · 1976: A leae &om Adrng Goncnl ~ ol NYSEROA l..trndoy Scnro9o to NFS ~It that it tho wu1a Wlril on ---.dmonlls IOluod 10 lho ~ollho - ... fdty by lht Nudew Ro,guiaiOty Ccnwniollon. .-..._....,..far s..t-•.flam"76:lho N F S - thatfuelIlls wllhchwlng buslnou olnudeo• ..-sing. 11 osl!rnala a"**"""' oll2 yars and"" ~IUft ol .,.., $600 ,....., In addlclonol ac>~talro tmg .... Idly bode lnlo pradu<::tlon Ocbober l , 1910: Preslclont Jmny Cane S9W ._..llo'l ~ fetlerat....,.:rrt 10< W•r Valoy ....._ ~-tollho~Jiar\ clllcpd..... S300 ...... o.c-ber, 1910: NYSEJIOA ... NFS .wt Gtfty 01 ~ ~ c1 NfS) "',..,.... p111 ol con-of docorrlwr6-.t CX>III, o.c-ber Sl, 19M: NFS ~on Wost V*' sht burlol""""" nN out. I'W Vark s- .._ .,..., . 12 .,~.,..._.. ~~\l}ic\alotf ••• West Valley: a nearby Buffalo hazard Desi!Jwd ... 1963 u • logical pori of tlw ru:lear enorw 50IIrC» that Plcpono!l'llli power ~" baaned ~'OUid bo "loa cJw.p Ia rnctd', the West Vallry rcprocus"'9 plant now Sits 35 rntltes south of Bulfalo.Wattlng. Nuclouor Fucl SeMt= !NFS) was fanned In 1963 10 >upeMM the oonsttucHoo and operation ol !he nuclear wos~ disposal plant. Wllh the help ola $ 13.5 million loan from Manufacrurtn Trust and" coolroct from New York Slllt•. NFS oommenced building A 1977 ~ Yorlc imes Mq;jazlne artlcW reported that ·ttw plant, <educed &om NJ scak? opon>don to " ~ a - o/50. sits sllmdy ., the uncUar..g landscape 30 moles soulhast ol Buffab. a tec:Mologlcal and econcmoc disul8, and Rockefeller Is a disapPOinted man LookV>g back aJ the mls.adveniU<e lhat awry mel up costing lho taXPiiY"fS of New Yori\ hall a bWion dollars or a bdllon dollars, or even more, dependlng an ...t.om 1100 talk to, he c:oncedes: "Obviously, this is llOI the ans\Wf, and there's no question that we~ got a new problem. what do 1100 do with tlw stuff?" The ·srufr Is the 600,000 gallons ol hl!ltly radioectll.• bquld ._.._ that .-.. today cooWned In a tank burled In tho! !JQW111 ~- and lho two ......, cubic feet oflx.ried .adloactlw II'Uh lniO, and out of ~ ~ter has leaked, $preadlng radlotlctMtylnlo Caltllraugus Creek, which flows lnlo Lake Erie. frc:rn which. the Clry ol Buflalo obtain& Its ch>l!ing water. One ol tlw ironll!s about West Valley II that tlw dHI!Jtod Ia ...,;cc, !he !-.Is of NeW ladlity. Y ~ . ._.llS used by Its patml c:otl1I*IY IO reprocess ooclttar materlirl Fran acro&s tho COUI\tty. Only about 1M peteenl ollho fueii"IICeMd al West Valley crrlglnatecl tn this State. but the State's tax~ a«1 fared to pay for tho cleanup. 11w ~I ~tie 011er those cleanup ""'IS Is !10'119 an now In tho courts. NFSI5 the subsidiary dlt«1ly respons!l* for the plant. but II was 'Old In 1969 by Oawan C'--1 ~ 10 G!tJy OIL 11w basic II!P"-.t on tho control ol tlw radloac!M! waste was doclded In tho 1963 Waste! Sloragr A~ nogoc.ated . , . _ New Yori\'s Atomic fWsarch and ~I Au~ry and Nude¥ Fud 5eJvlca. One conclidon required NFS to establish a trust fund 1o PiiY for t1w pc!mlllflel\l care ol tlw was~ The Pftpe!h161 Carlo Fund today has abel!I $2 5 mllllon In principal, The fnc:ome that this fund generate. is. accotdlng to the I'{YPIRG •l!p0f1 Rodlooetr"" Ransom "no marc than 0 1 peteenl ol tho estimated cnsl ol the >Oikillcadon and disposal ollho exlst!ng hid>lewl ..ustus 11w pnncipillltwlf at bcsl. Is sulliaerlt to pay for 11"0 percem ol the b.o.oet estimated cost for .olldiflcadon and disposal • Undrr lt!;slaban si!J>ed by Presdcnt Carter In 19111, the ledmll gowmment has commotledllsclf 1o a 17-year clean·up opera lion. 11w question then becoma who will r««1ve the waste !Tom West Valley? �.GRADUATE STUDENTS LOOSEN UP! Come to a TGIF Friday October 23 5-8 p.m. Filmore Room Squire Hall Cheap pizza, wings, wine, beer and great music. Is it a time bomb or is it all hype? ""plam< chat ~ to IIW hall hfo al molet\ab slid> •• >ltontlum bnd ca1um-..PP'01<1in0oelv 2S bnd JO lW'' ""P'<IM~wllhin 400 ~only st. laiAitws -.ld "-sult 1f all West Volloy ~t~a!<Nh -., d"'"""" into By DIAN A KlOS Uok~~ s .. """• ""' ~ abo .-ly pout1d> al rodtooc:llW plutclnlum 238 bnd 239 •lored •• Wftl V""'v A.oonlum 239 .... a h.lf We o( 24,000 yaor• Mld con ....,_funs~'*"'"' In .....,_,. II ~It> d • worn b """"~abed tho chest ""'"Y 1'ho .,.........., pmblom at West Vo~~toy ho> 10 do \4 1h tho cloonup,• AUOQale eQtar oflhr Sla'Ta CkJb'• ~I~ ~l..l$6 Fomaa.t Mid. "Thoo Itt.> cloor&tpl b ... . , . _ . and tho PICillt of We> ..... Now Yar~ - l h o - pg> • Whm ulled to ., -"' 10""' ""'* .. Fuol S......ll'>'FSI ~ ""'*'"**!!~ dw!ll' liOnS !pOI<emon "" ~"-~lor the,..,., s-...rs..s. on 1hr .-..... t.:.u... r.1'S d ~ canmont not ~ ~ ""th n..~te.t.al~I0\1. ..~... ear-. ""' 9 0 - d tlw !Ia "-lg larMd by lho ledtnl _...,.,..end thi! , _ . by lho 5<6Jr SIMod 10 ' - ' In lho Mure. doen-"' _ . , ......... lho salidifteahCn allho 600.000 golans al liquid _ .. .....ung In 1hr tnlorground - . and .... ........ .....tlng lho '"''"' tO •""YIIi!i> n.. -.lei rowh "'stack......- d oewm and ...._..IUf... "'""tlum 90 W tv.11s stcnd at West Valloy? T01<it materiAl>, tn boch liquid ond solid larm. 1$ lwld In bu!lef ground>. ~ f\'p!O<leislng luol pool, Md In tht bulicl>ng IIHII Tht liqUid .,....leiS (lQI11JlOled al 600,000 glllono o( •lr<lndum, cr.slum. trillum, plutoniUm 238 and 239, and othor hazarclout roclioooelil.oe Isotope$. • The mak!rial ts storod In laMs !JO f<M h~ and 35 feet In diarnoltlf, Out ol tho original lour tanks. one tank Slor<$ tht ..... t.. """' . l«<nd tan!< ~ ~· tts ~ tank. Crocks how t.a. dltc:<Mo7\ld In II» 'dish' p6(t of llU ~ tank The other two tarb, • i pOnl <anks - unllS«l The· StaiR llcmsed bunol ground oonlbln> ccntaminated dathng. ......,.,.. c:arus...s, ,~uc~ges, blloro. and"""' doibll>. The fodornlly b1Hd bu<lol !Jound ccn!Uls l1i!i>er '-' was ... lncludlr1g """'t ex>nlatt*\at«< ~ and lud hulls Cohon ............. t -. fact> ...cllos !hoM sholld bekep( tn a.,._~ lnhbank:lolw F-..~c~o e<plajnod that ....., " ~~w -... _. uri<•""""" omoolhly. p~an; ondieaw <hal the thr 14'0SIH _ , kcopt -.lei be left b<lliJ'Id. .....4tlg t:r..co al subotanc:ft sud> •• sltant1um 90 behind. Thew •ubslal'll.\e. wtl '"""'In huardou• lo< atleost 300 """" Thoyeoro prcblen• ..,. documented"'. 1981 SimTa Club Radlaoctlvo Wosw Compalgn Fact Sheotllotkh doc:u.-us,ln 1980, tht di!IClO'ol0)! ala ..nd leru neor tho l>urlal 910Undi Uhad been assumed alter test> In tht l.>tc 1950'• thol tlw ~ were ou'lOUilCled by ..._.,_,. ctay; thu• gn>ady n'.dudng tht ID9alion al rna ~mali li • loek a •llili of matm>ls occumd l1lo tone! lens. a his#>ly pennablo 100 by 200 lool area, Into que<llan tht burial gra.nls' ~nlo!Jity Tht C01'111>1'91.., , _ thet tht b'enches, located on a un&l hill, .w <Utablo bottauw JWl al II» 1>11 b ~ Fcnaldl .-,. that If a !argot amoun< of ..,as radioac:IM! wuwlound us- tnlo lhe laM, lho -tcr "'''!llY al I 1 millom peoplr would be lhra.....t Howewr •"" ._ """" ... OClC1II'IWICe . . unlikdy Surveys contradict official version ~· d E.n.!lll Tht ~ «moed that lhe msP'"""" ol tho roclooac:llw cewm he> occumd In los• . _ 10 - · · dttecdy ccnndicnng a I 973 NFS cloon thot • -':1 <aM at loMt 38.000 yean foo ""''"' ond tldloortMty 10 be di!tecaod df tht NFSpr-'!1 In tho._..-~ Ouec:tor MIN H.wno110n •tated. 'For -"· dllun> how ' - ' ldd thot tho day lb ood a t West Vdoy would prevont eny offstte """""""" ol n>diooc:dvl!)l for """"""' Now ""' loam ltlat tho ctfLtm " mewing ropiCijl tOWard C."-9'S c-1<. Uokit Erli, and <he- "4lPv of I I million per$01\' 1lU II c:ouM Ia grow..,._, Tht fl'9*1ion ltr1Po<U wbaly on tht lwolltl ond ...,ii'Y al millions.' Whrn asl.ed alnlt tho lnllngs, tho~ of E'norg/s 1\drog Dlr<CtOr at lhe West Valoy oiJu Marty.......,_, mused "' ccnmertl V.'illoamson. ' - did '""'"'""" '""" ~.,June by EC ond G,..,... Slateo chat lho . . . . . """""' • • tho lobe OONiin! Of~ doaoosod botwNn lho ..... poriads In """""""' 10 hlnllqas, .,_,., spcJtesperoon Femoldl said tho< tho le.els ..,. "JoW bu I not lnsi!J1IIicanL• She added thol llOl CJriy Is tht ~ o( tht oalum unknov.'ll but chat billow-ground '-Is o( cesium c:amot be detll!n1ftd by ..,;.,I u.a ........,.,.. Tht Slat.! Is being urgod by tht Sima Oub <o laut1cl\ an lowstl9alion lmmo!date!y. First Keg of Beer Free Watch /or our Halloween Party Oct 30th Sponsored by the Graduate Student Association .d ~ ~{\ - ·, \ '\ :~· ~ ~ -4-:.. f(.,) ,.. ~ /.~ ~ A DEBATE · CREATION IVOLUTIDI _,_.. vs Of AwJ1MI RCIIIO!M b.D.I.~ef .......t.eMI ,_. ...,....,... 0.. f,.. M $'Mil llhD M- ._hnt.. .. T.......... k~ .. t.M ~ D11t" ll1ry 111 ,_.,.. \hl.fWtlll'\lty ot &urfiAO 0...· ~.-n.. T- IOO P M " -• ~....,.,. CofMN n.u. - inion· FA[f ANACAIKti/COiaA1t II'ONJOitl:l>ll" ~QitfJ&A/)( '0" OllftS"f ,._,T tT'S-ABOll1-riM E YOU R TIME, THArS WHAT IT TAKES TO HELP IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD THROUGH PEACE CORPS. TO PUT YOUR EDUCATION TO WORK IN MEANINGFUL WAYS. TO DEMONSTRATE IM· PROVED FARMING METHODS, TO TEACH, TO UPGRADE HEALTH SERVICES, TO HELP MEET DEVELOPMENT NEEDS, IrS TWO YEARS THAT CAN MAKE A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE. IrS TIME WEEl SPENT· FOR YOU. INFORMATION MEETING: November 2 at 4 pm, rm 232 Squn Hall See a film • talk to a former YeltuMHr. INTERVIEWS: November 3, Hayea Annex C, Main StrMt. November 4, Capen Hall, Amh.,.t. Contact CarMr Planning NOW for IIPPOfntment. APPLY NOW PEACE CORPS · MAKING A DIFFERENCE �* ~IJD!ECJ::0£!1 ffi!EIJD®ffi'll' Blasting off to outer space: A possible dispo~al option 811 JOSEPH B. ZINGALE "Spoc.-ct. ~ !JoonDor. Sa Trd< Tlw rucloor ·~ 1.-y at~ Wat Valo!l •~ .. a 91lll* l\'ll'inclor, to the"""*! -.lollle ... free tho earth'• fnogilo ......"""'""' ol doecly pO~TED . •--' ~ .. ......,llvcwosiL AI a ...,..,...u.g plont, tho Wen Voloy factlly to~ t o thorw .............. 235ond tlw _...,._from _. rocla, wlitb .--1 .. t h e - - ol . . qM!RWlg rucloor k l l bolovod ht up to ON_..,. d. h ....... put thro.9>_..., 1S ~ lorfunnuw Whtlt ·~eke no< ...... tho chronic pooobbn ol IAA»t ... do with clor>gomn ~ _.... II don ........ tho amount d. - • wl*'> hu to bo st<nd.. ""-~· tho bunol ol ~ ...... ll the moot wtcloly uwtd method ol Stomg tho dqorous byprocilct. fo "*''I _ . . >Cionllob .. ""' I.Jnlted Scalll ._. boon " " ' rd>ocUw- tn the Wnllm dt..n reg~QM lor 11.citw-a the pq>Ula<lon from u...-c. West Gennany hM slamd un-~ nucloor ....... undi1r 3.000 fftto\Oide solid rack lonnanans ~ OlCl<!rld..,.,. 2,.500 ,... "'"' tho anh. COf'lton. Tt. w.. Gorr-. . . . . . OCTOBER NOVEMBER WORKSHOPS ~ CRAFT WORKSHOPS §1 CENTER OPEN 1· 5 pm Monday, Oct. 26 tuesday, Oct. 27 STAINED GLASS 7 · 10 pm • 6 weeks SILK DYEING & PAINTING MATERIAL 7 • 10 pm • 6 weeks FRAME LOOM WEAVING 7 • 10 pm • 6 weeks MACRAME 7 • 10 pm • 6 weeks BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY 2 • 5 pm • 6 weeks BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY • Drteloplllfl Film • Prlntlllf/ • Flnlahlllfl 1 . 10 pm • 6 weeks ·~-~ CREATIVE CRAFT CENTER 120 MFAC Ellicott Amherst C.mpua U/8 a 7·10 pm, M·TU·W a TH, 1-5 pm SAT. Wednesday, Oct. 28 Thursday, Oct. 29 Fl'lday, Oct. 30 QUILTING Materials Provided 7 • 10 pm · 6 weeks CARTOONING MINI- WORKSHOP FREE 12 • 1 pm • 2 sessions BASIC POTTERY 2 • 5 pm • 6 weeks (F ee S1 0) BASIC POTTERY 7 • 10 pm • 6 weeks ~ FALL 1981 INTERMEDIATE PHOTOGRAPHY JEWELRY DESIGN - Saturday, Oct. 31 CHILDREN'S POTTERY Ages 7 • 12 · Fee $25 11 • 1 pm • 6 weeks J EWELRY CASTING • Btwcelets • Rings • Pendant• • Bel t Bucklea • Camera Acceuorla• • Bracelet• • Ring• • Pendants 7 • 10 pm • 4 weeks 2 • 5 pm · 6 weeks 7 • 10 pm • 4 weeks BASIC POTTERY ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY (lmpro~~e Bale Smlll Sculpture • H.,d building • Potten wfiHI Technique~ 7 • 10 pm · 6 weetts 7 • 10'pm • 6 weeks SILK SCREEN INTERMEDIATE PHOTOGRAPHY 7. 10 pm • 6 weeks • Certh • Poatera 7 • 10 pm • 6 weeks PORTRAIT DRAWING e PAINTING 12 - 1 pm FREE (2 Sessions) . LOFT BED $30 Material Fee 7 • 10 pm • 4 weeks 7 · 10 pm • 6 weeks , ART CLASSES For Young People Ages 10 • 14 11 • 1 pm ·-6 weeks BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY • Film Developing • Printing Sunday, Nov. 1 7 • 10 pm • 6 weeks GENERAL ART • 0!8willfl • De1/gn • Pelntlllfl • Watercolor - BASIC POTTERY 7 · 10 pm • 6 weeks . COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY 10 am · 3 pm . 2 weeks . . �VOICE YOUR COMPUINTS! Stud ap for you ri1hb ia the duaooal Fiad oat w..l yoa caa do to roohe uadeaic probleaal , . . - - - - - I N 07JIS trOU'5----~ TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE ACADEMIC CLEANINGHOUSEI CaD La-or~at "'----636-2950------1 lo _,, a .,.;.t.at, or h., ;. cl SA •J fill_, c ~ fora ASSEMBLY MEETING ----FRIDAY, Oct. 23rd - - at 3:30pm TALBERT SENATE CHAMBERS ·ble ReP··" Responst ~-------~--------~ Election of Chairperaon will be held. •••••••••••••••••• _....;,,at - t • t .TIIo-rum .15 �: -· : _.- N=II. '-'"N H T, ..J" _, u 'e' .. • - ", _,.•• '. . • ·~ f A move back to the gold standard """''"'!! """""""' ~ USSR co.*! orchosn• p-no&o. n. -llood c.:.-...~Y."'",.,., Ul>SRcwld ~~ 9Jid. ~ lht doLv 10 bo..... volutd Tht Soo'"'' may . . .. 10 ~ .,.._,.nw:~y by .... hou bo,...., bclor• ah"""9 "'""'•' ccndiricn• lnundallrlg lht matl<tt Wllh gold ofter Hlilbhohng oht •tandard would """"""tht P'l<• ling"""' d'"' •-hod cllf'ld obr<>'>tl~ ~ lht dolor U, lor -~P~o tt. fu.ed ••• was s.lO> pe """"'· and ~ prlto! abroad G-q>pod 11> $.D) tho USSR ....ud forct lht 10 buy gold for $400 n.. -.ld ,.....,, ., Lltr9' prae.c. lor us ""-'"" •• l h o - ol r..uan .. ot..US If~ USSR~ Soo.lh I'Jnoo II>~ !hoy co.*! c:hoi<e off ""' gold IUPI)Iy, '*"'"9 gold 1010 $8)0 ,_, lho ~ II>< n. USSR Qluld thtn buy oil .a tht US gold , . _ fora1g lht U.Oled Sc.tn oil tht .oonciord, ....! lc>rgOig lorljC Sowt rwoloo. At ol thtM •tralf9a ""' ovailoblo 10 dw USSR, an..dy • prown "'""" ol gold ,.,...._ Fo. tht la>o d<.oceclt, tho Soolrl$ h.>w lw>ornd 1t.oclong ddicru •"h ~ ... a.m.- n-.1- Aupt...d mod~ I '!Ill ~"'"""" sold 3 5 molllan •• So42S .. CXJnct Th.>t ~ ...,. crafty - ~ ~ "'" .... S400 ...... ol -tv ~.. EJ..c:tJy . _ ~ ScMot gold hcJidin!l>- b 0 c:aroluDy g.wdod l<n!nVl Ooc>anrnono ollntmar Tht esllrno!H !hat USSR productiOn cwld con~ ao preo.nt rotn lor 12 to IS loU" Furthn, tho UrWo hoi booriiiTlpOfung s.,...,, ' WEDNESDAY ll SATURDAY NIGHTS AT... - oqulprnonl and continuo • addlticlnal ~ Tht ScMot -- • ~. n.....~~""'' .... ldlorboh ~ ......., ~ a.-- 1\'.... !NIIl"' ~· hlol~rt ltw"" ~ or<dng ~ .... M tt.. >poOJI.olort would 111m 10 othn t~··--"' perliculbf. othi.~ nan'""'''" clod.,""'"'"" hi """"'' n. USSR ,..,.., '"'' ., plaunurn....! ~ (10 !\loo~ on .;..., "'"'*'9 T"" .oddlll<Nitr~ ., .._a-d pia""""' -.1<1 ~ ..... ; , . ,_, lht C>rtnl ...... at $423 ....! $9 !J4 ... ~ n.....-.....a .... .W..tv ~In 10 gold PloI> ....oly'"""--,_ Pi bv .. """"' .. 70 I'O'<W't Tho gold/MM< """' 1> .......... ehout ,'l) porce>l Todoy It II <MJ 45 poo<em AdoptJon ollht gold •tandard """' two ..,.,..ddctablor notlaM-ohe USSR ....! South 1\frtC<l- <.Clrhldlrr..,.. 001111\11 o."' ""' """"""V II dw lhl<d 5oa"" """"10 .p to~ ~ -.ld how to,...... n.a ., 1921> f•-•lnl ~ llw fr-.,...d 11W1 ~~ &l il ...... "~ lht doLv ... G r - ,..... Q;t. d -<>All 1>. ollnlt ................... ~~w> ••;,m 10 • gold •Yndood It " ....,.....,110-hgO.. dl poilu. "'" U\•1011 Sc.lft CXJUid follow Ufloacf U\ <all of ..... 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I/11J & tun. /1 / :U 104 FtlTfo Q:utld or • • • Rnum 11119 • e • • • • • e • ~----------------------------------~ • •••••••••••••••••••••• c.--. TIWifk. -&~ Fll£t 1Nt11AL CONSUL TA T10N ..... RESUME PROBLEMS? ~ .t,U~Qtoff..0'l........... .-f1!1 . . . . . . . . . . ~-- ~~~~~ PRINTING AND COPY CI.NTI.IlS t.llid ....... __. ..................... . . ••• a.c. ... o.o.c.r•..t• ~ c..-• ,. ..... ..... ............................. ·...... .._.............. .. Thursday, Oc:t. 22, g - 8 pm " AIOIIt!OHf"'"' ~~ 0~. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . - . - 8ETTERIF ....STER/FOR LESS LATKO Jt)1~S. 1•NH... ,_. Bt !SoC- u.. .._ ~ ................ 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CifQIG1.2D4 NoM) S.., _... ,..._Lo-t "'Wttf I LAa 1Wfl'9 .............. l!os.AuBdess.s 18 SN2Down 23 SilO ole~ 00 ~ion 58 Employl 34 -Wit~ ... 18 Mee~s ......... c.- ......... c......-. ... _... ..... aa •• c:-.c. am,....HC...,.. a - CROSS WORD �backpage;univer ity 8)' JOHN K. l.UIANA f!dltONII•doH/ ----- ttSOnalily dashes cn~ptina from allqed murqJOned documentation may 1hrutcn the COfiUnued <lWtcnce of tbe I •cckh r.,.ture news mapz~ne pubbshed by Sub Boatd I (581), the Um•couy's ltudent service corpo<auon In a araument.socam:d JnSaon of the SBI Buard of Olrccton lm Thu,.day, accusanons of ftnancral nti<maoasement and incompetence rust became public 10hen rc«nt budgelal')' adJU'Intents propostd b) the penodical "'ere diSCUssed But. •n addruon 10 the finanaal debate, dtr~"tors launched onto a ""'bal barra&e on the macwne's «luonal conlmt, and, •n one 1n.ua~-r. quCSilioncd ah~ hone<~y of an uppr<-11!'\ el Cwrrnt CJ<t<:UII\ r . The crux or the ronuo•crsy re<oh .. ~round the documentauon of c:acb issue's apcn<CS pro•idcd by thr Curr~nl's bunoess ot'f'oce to Sub Board I Tr~rtt Btll Mack . laS~ seme"rr, Sub Boatd, wath the usutance or Currrnt Financial Director Manht"' Luba, authored "'hat he termed a "conscr\llove" bud&ct. wh1ch the Currrnt '*OUJd ,.or!( within for the 1981-1932 xadtmlc year. Howevcr,tbe maawne's prelurunary achena<ln& rC\enucs "sl<yrockcted" 0'" eatl.u predlc:IOODS, prompllo& Curnnt mllla&<rnCDI tO ul'lflde the periodical's pb)'$1Cal qualuy and to unoffocaally re\UC the oria~nal bud~. P CU'""'· 'CUrrent' dr0 w ning in f ., nan c ,. a I and man age men t Pr0 b Ie ms Mac k rcplt~ •ha• tte did no•. but tlUIJted th•t th• •t•lt~tlcs nrc:cssar~ from tht Curl1'nt ,.ere not oomphcated accoununa reports, but "11mple ~~:·~:;:toon (SA) Treasurtt and a Sub Boatd Dlttt!Of Mark Moor-e aaretd woth M.a..11:'1 - "He's jUtlll)'ln&IO do btl Job •• tretiUftf," Moore \ltd "If I ·us ham I'd be doia&lhe same •bin& .. Moore noted that IOI><'t the Currntt " OPtflllllll on tht rcv11ed, )"ct unaprro'ed "'panded bud&<l, Sub Board approval al nnt month'• darcctOt• mtdln& i1 eruoal 1 he Currt'nt could reasably spend moot of thor pr..ent allocation• duriaa the pet iod that they ""'&lt Boatd arrro•al. mwna the dlr«ton' nod - - - - - - -- - - -- . , crato.;al for future publ•;atoon. Should the darrc:ton DJ.\ the upanllon roLtn •• the Currt"t YoOUid baH 10 "dra<H<,.II\ <UI bao;k" Ofl thor luture o.. urs 10 fm..tl out the~- "I( tbtu lbudret) IS noc e\randed, <htY'II N\e '" <ut ba..k," Moore -.aad , "And then they ,.;u be In bt& trouble." Luba-th< feature mapzine's "cbtd ad\trlllln& <ak<man" a<<Oiilinato Mack-aarra thattf the Curnnt rcvcned to """' he termed "Plan A". the OOIJDII Sub lloArd budret, the maaa.cine may die. "The only -.ay "e could fold b a( •e &D batk to plan A." Luba <Omplalned at Thur<day'1 Sub Board sc."on Ho ..... er, he lattt 1a1d that Jhould the """" bud&ct I &lito pau. then the ~"' ,.ouJd ~an the ·•non•..O<ical" J)O\Ulbcl of reJCCWI& ad' en'""• because uca. ads could noc fit into aa abt>re-wed edtttOn. • Ar.d <bould the Cumru be forrtd back onto the " W e .. ere, by the end or the Summer, actually doublin& our e>q>cCted income," noted Luba, apl&inlna that I be Currmc, due to us contractual relationship with Subjk>ard, could not spend any more money than was bud&cted no molttt how much revenue wu obt&lned. Luba foul realhed that th~ macanM .... ucetdins liS SBT bud~ in early September and, """ Curr~nt Edlcor Bob Capozzi and Excotu•c Ed11or \1anam Sandcs, met Wltb tbe corporatoon's E1.tcutl\e Commmcc to discuss t=porary bud~;ct adJustment> . Pennanent adjustments can only be authorircd dunn& lh< SBI Board of Otrtc~Ors montltly m....Ungs . Aocordina 10 Sub Board Publieauons Direc:tor Mlcbatl Shanan, the Curff!nt was to compil~ a "re•enuc ~hcct (or the EJ<.t<:uti•e Commouee" only on the mqazine's fifth issue by October 2. salT,..._. . . .._. Addllional reports on the rust four IUUCS were due October 7 ·:Oc:tober 2 ame. and October 2 left and C.e10 U... • ....,IQ"~..., ,.-------------------, "c didn't act those reports," Slut! WI S&ld. "II """ d«ided then to civ• tbem unul October 7 to &et all the rqJOns 1ft (to Mack)." The rcqutred reports finally armed al Mac~ 's Tal ben Hall orr..,. on tbe mornin& of October 8, and, Sltanan noted, "they ,..,e sloppily clone," promptona Maek to deem them "unacctptable" and send the reports back to the Curff!nt for refinements. ...,.,.,...... ,_ L ba t~lll'etd thll th~ fomu w(rt "sloppy," but said thai he re.,.ubmined tlte MW typc-..rinen forms, )~ Mack aaaln returned them for numencal tncoamtenaes. "ll.houJht he didn'tiCttl)l them beta~ the) "'ere illqib~." Luba clatmed. "They "'~ financially accurate, fi&urcd by acneraUy acccpled ac:rountin& prine>pla." Yet Mack believes that bu demands for documentauon are justified. "They come and ask for a S!n.OOO budget and can't provide the documentation tltat we want," he complatned. "And then they want me to put my head on th~ choppina block. But I'm not soin& 10 do that '"athout tb~ documentation." Counterin& thll the Curr~nt's revtsrd ilat<ments •-ere noc an acxurate account or the ....t·s e•pcndtturcs. Mack explained tbll the reports recoroecl sucb items as photoJtaphi< and orr... supplies only 11 the time of purd!asc, r101 when they were used. "(The Current) "''Ould buy SlOO worth of photo supplies in one weelt and put that clown os an expense for thll week," Mac~ e•plaln~d. "For all the other werlts they would put clown no photo apense. Do they mean 10 say that they used 5300 ,.orth of photo supplies in oae ,.cck and none sioce then?" Luba araued that the Curr~nt's S)'$1tm was appro'ed earlier by the Executive Commiuee, "hicb Mack iiu on, and ques:tioaed the Treuurer's financial crtdcntials. Durin& a somctimes volatile • tdephone conversation earlierjhis month between Mack and Luba, Luba asteorM ack "whcthrr he ltad ever taken an aocountins oclu.rsc?" on&~-nal bud&ct. Luba sold that he -auld "ha•e to say ttood·b)e. II would be absolutely ludiCfOU> for me 10 ao back ... ~d .. dlffttences on wluch account ina pro.:edure\ the Curr~nl •hould folio,., both Lube and Mack qucstton tfit other'• <thles and mou, .. "Blll Mack ,.-.,uld lo•e to (Itt the Currrnt fail)," luba commented." He had the same rccbnas abouttbe Alternau>e SC'*> Collecun (A'/(1, tbc Re•:ord Co· op. and he • oulda'l ba>e bailed o"' TM Spn:t111m other. II makes one •-ond<r; tt seems lb ~a >h&me "'hen there ,. 1 snuation "'here there are <tudents ,.ho are supposed to~ <1udena and there i< a Sub Board lffa<urtt, wbo Instead or sol•ina a problem, v.anu 10 cancel it." And even Mack noted a sli&hl sunilanly bct-..een the ANC epuode or lou year when the paper's fundana was rut and the Cllrrmt's pr<oeflt stiUauon. "The ANC did ba•e the wnt ptoblem 111 that they didn't lno" •btll was IOtnl on tnth thcor publicatioo financially," Mack sa>d. '"nnt Cunf'nt has the same problml-chcy oay you're J<lltn& on our case, "lule I'm JUSI ask"'1 thcnlto tcU us '"llatthe hdltS lOin& on with our Sl8,000 (Sub Boatd's oria~nalaubsody) investment." Mack called Luba "a self rijlhtous, qo-strokana· type, that lhinlcJ the world" owes hom <Omcthina. and Sub Boatd o..,es him somethin&. Well, Sub Boatd doesn't o<~~e him anythina." f.ns.. una thll he WIDl$ the Current to survt'< the )tar, Mac~ DOled that because he IS treasurer, conllllued CJ<IStenc• of any SBI orpna£1110D b h" jOb. He blamed any potential flilur~ on the mapn.ne's <tafl due to their refusal to adhere 10 rqular Sub Board standards. Durina the debate over the Curr~nt's budBct al the Sub Board session, Sludent Bar Association representative Alan Rosmfdd doubted thll r>cn tf the mapzlne could Increase its rC\enu< and consequently its stu. the edilonal content could not impro•e cnouah to roll the Dt'*ly .cqutrcd spatt, "I behcvc lhll the ouuc is more than jUSt (d0CW11C1111110ft)," noted R-nfcld. "Do they N\e the content to roll these pqcs? I don't ha't the "'"sc that they demonstrated that they can upand the paper and make h •onhwhilc 10 &tudcnts." NOli!\& Sub Board's purpose as a student service oraanounlon. Meek questioned hu fellow dlrccto.-s as to whctber the CUrrent helped further the SOl cause. " I don't see tht Currml as a major servke "'e provide," he <'XJ)lalncd. " I sec them as in pen of student ne,. spa per fantasy land." Sub Board Eaecwive Director DmlliS Black cautiotuly a,retd. "Unlike the problem ,.,tb many IIC>OSplptr5 today, inSicad of btln& journalu.tically stable and 1n finenaal dtfrlcuhy. I be CurrMt" dcmonstratin& financial stren&th." Black <aad, "but 1\as a lone to ao in PfO\ina tl\at they ha<e, or <an produce, the editorial content oece»ary 10 justify lhe type or form of paper thai they dream or producina." "'"Y � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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I I - ..- """'·,_ ..,z..,. ..... ...... 2 . ~--~~~"~~~ ~ n-----~--------------------------------------------~--~----------- �Carey promises austere budget . DOB enforces pronouncement While Oovm10r Huab L. Carey told reporters in Albany lUI week thai !be J98W3 State budaet will be austere, all Slate aaencJu. indudina SUNY, hne been informed .-- IIIII IIIey must mliruain expenses at lui year'$ levds and expec:t no increases. 1'lH: move, if en(oreed, could lead 10 severe cuu In SUI'JY's operatin& budaet wbicb mi&bt result in the elimination of a.ome faculty lines and tuition Increase. "We are fadna a Oat economy, and austerity wiU prevail in the State budaet process," Carey noted at a press conference last week . "We have oo CXCC$$ ma.rain for any ldnd or ~dJtures. The Slate Lealslalure ~ on noli«, there's no money around the cash drawer to be put out." Carey Unked bls blcU assasmentto the lmpac~ or Presidmt Ronald Reapn 's budaet cuu, which have mifled the responsiblity or ll)aD)' social J)1'0iramJ from the federal aovemmeot to the individual R&tes. He noted that "If 110( modified, (the tie belStile and Fecknl lU provamo) would seve<dy coOJIJ'ict the ability or the Stile to fund cxistina proarams." Carer added that the polentlal fln&Ddal problem would "virtually preclude Statt assumption of formd' Fecknl pro,ram responsibiUUes." Carey's PoomY predicllon was borne out in a memo Division or the BucSaet {008) Director Mark l.aWlOD liCIIt to State aaend"' that warns 1.982·1983 will be a li&bl year. In addition 10 llkina ror a mtemeru or aoa1s to IICCOmpany the individual qenc.ief request, !be Director ordered thdn to keep Carey's atlllouncemenl in mind . "A policy of COst conuliruneot will be !be foundation or tbe 1982·1983 Bl<ccutive bud&ec •••aaeocy heWl. • .muu mate a c:ritial resource allocation d«:Uioo within tbe budaet process to ruea~ requiremcnu for 1982-1983 do noc w:eed the projected fuatl requirements ror 1981-1982 u reflected in the expenditure ltuure tbat contkNed . , oeoe • Sub Board meeting envelo ed in heated controvers By MARTY ROSEN c.mp,.. Editor Tempen flared aod mlsundmtaodlnp abollllded over tWO debates c:onc:emln& persoood iuua ar a cbootk Sub Board I ex-ti~ &oud ..-ma ~est Thllrlday. Mjllt or the conuova:sy c:eoiU'Od &IOuod • r<q.- by Squirt/ Ambcr1l Division Director " You're talldna or '""ina orr Campus Housina and Oroup l ... Servicn or aarr hours to lltrW ltlldenU bl order to biro a - a r y for Bob H aydea." Nocina the confusion am«a~ecl by the proposals, Black called H.,..s.n "muddled" and III'JCd the Board to "JOt the correcl r-----~----------------------_. lnfonnation before- you vote.'' ~· Black's ad rice a vcxe ...., talcen oo the motion to make Bob Hayden for a l<ltm.V)I for his the OLS o r r - - · I position cvnently held by Cari Squire oflk:o. Hayden bad CoUles, the Squirt/Amherst approached Sub Board for Division Director's seerewy. pennissioll to hire one at the Su.b Board Tr<!uum Bill Mxk, Sqxanber meeUn& because or the who prOIOIIed Haydtll 's worl<load created by his Kaboib proposals, refilled to participate in t~nsa'bilities. llls r<quest was a YOlo and loll the room. The rejected by Sub Board Exeeutive remainina Board members pooed Direcwr Dennis BW:k at that time the modon ....... to ooe: ror not bein& properly pr<OtDted to the Board. didn't undentand what I wu Hayden subscqvcatly submitted YOtin& for," &vdent Aao<ialion hb resilnllloo to Sub Boud nusvrer Mark Moore sald "ben incon....U...t to take .......U.ina to The Board prnceeded to dbcuss Cbaimwl Pour Hlnlunan.' VOlt was complelnd, "so I Amherst. And now Bob has a a motion to allow Bb<:k to sit in However, Hirshmao, """'teamed the vOted yes," • -alsec:rewy.'' oo lhe$dtctlon pr0CC$1. "But yuu with Hayden Qll the Kabosb llildr later lWiiled the Board Ill other bv.sinea, the Board just tledded that," Black iDsiJited proposal to rdocate studmt for iu coodliCI. ''I've never sttD passed a motion to set up a six u the vote was ca11ec1. IJOQPI displaeed from Squire them lose their auentloo, lose their member tearcb comminee to (Uid The Board alto heard a Kabolll Hall. WOQid nOI aa:epc the inla'a( and fall apart like thar a $11CCCS10r to llildr who intends upda~ froco HirslunaD. " We md resipatlon. before," be tlU:Iaimed. "They to retin Crom his posltioo this with (UB Ptaidttlt Robert L .) ~ aareed 10 Nblllila year. Kdter and boncotJy, I dQO't knDw more compkle pW> ar the October caved bl toni&hl. tbe,. Wltlled to SO home. n..,. dicln't want to A lCICOnd tnolioa, wbieb ,."here thin&Jare 11,'' be meeUna and llildr qreOcl thai if araue. prnvidctlaulckllnes Cor the seareJt mainlai.Ded. "Publleauon• are still Hayden's proposal was sound be His (Hayden's) proposal wu.n't conurtittee iodudina a clause not addreued. The lo...., it takes would 1101 raiK objcctlollt to the t~ it wun'l orpnized," which "''ttkl allow Black to sit in to Implement the plan (to mnve Board. In tbe interim period Black added. " The only thina 1 OD the sdcctlon pr0CC$1, wu out of Squire) the peatcr the Hayden wu permjtted to UJO the approved. chance they won't dooe Squire sea<tarial or Sub Board 1 beard tODicbt wu thai it was <mployca. At 1bllrlday's l1ltellni Hayden Spoe~ by tlte Cater lor Maaa~•t ~ftlop•tll I informed the Board thai it ..... "i.-venlent" for him to ltlld ScJ.ool of Mmre-t, SUNYAB hb paperwork to Amherst and made a new r<qVOII for a leel'dwy. 61 ft•, more c:oavmieot to have a l<ltm.V)I on the Main I SUeet Campus," Hayden insiAed. Systematic Rniew for lite Law Sdaool Adaiuioa T;.t I LSAT R..W. "It will COil five or six thousand don.n to bin • parto4ime ''J ..me.. r-•----•--••-----------•111!.••••••••••••••••-. = LSAT PREPARATORY COURSE secraary. ,, SubBoard Treuurer BiD Mack informed Hayden thai be did DOl have IDODCJ in the bocltct for hirilla. wbereupoo Haydea submitted a ........S proposal. Haydea asked that the 12100 bvc1Jct line for a Group t..caf Services (O.LSJ orn.:. ......_ be transferred for hb .... He araued that there were 12 paralepl v o l - who could replace the OLS office ......_, permittina tbe offiCe to reWll iu orr..,. houn to audeDlJ. A ...,.,nd alternarlve wu to take the S3SOO llne for a receptloobt from the Off Campus Housma orr..,. which b now Oftly opa>ed for tbrne days a wnek because of srarr..,s~~ona,... "l"m son"Y· J said I wouldn't ituafert but thls is uttedy ridkulous," lbl:k dwpd. wbtD they plaoned." A heated debate wu also held ber_, Mack, Scuda>t Bll AJioaarloo represeotath't Alan Raserlfdd, and Publieatioos Division Direetor Mlebael Sh&uan over the saaus of tbe Cwmtl. 1be Slvdcn& feature mqazine;, «pcrieocina budiaary allounmt di((oculites and has r<qvOIIed 1 review or 1heit 6nanoial Jltuarloa. Maek directed than to file the neceuary paperwork wbidt will be s.vbmitted for CODsiderarioD by the Sub Board Excwtive Committee. 7\ir _ , . . - 1 . 0 -lo dw !SAT'"" iocWU., _,. ,.,;..,, _ ...,,..,.. oloto ial.,..,.,;.., lo,icel - ; . , . ,.nical ~~. ..~ .,.,., ail&. Eot,oMoir ..., .... dw k..,_,.t of siilr ,._,. ,,. ... el ~ NoweUe. 3 • l9tll .Ttlelda11 ud 1\lltldaJI DATE: miE I I REGISTRATION I c.......A ........... ,.,.,.,., = ""'"' for IN,.,. tekol .......... taL N.Atldraa : : City, Stat~ Zip Code : I I I a.a- p~~.e. I I H-p~ I sso.oo I ~P~ ,.,._'• " - C.iJ• lo tll~t u 111 Scltool REQUIRED ~T: Aa~ Tat, by Jerry Wrow; Bam.'a I I a..cu "'-'~ Ed.catioul Seriea, lac. . $6.95 I .. -*,.,..,.,. Sdoool" ~ ,,.....,.,. ....._,._._.....,....,.. ........... ,.,. ........ ~ .... ,... I .... ,....,.., ,.,_t,.. c..... 1or • . . _ . . I c-.i~otiooo ..m.H ..,... ""' _.. .._ _.., 1%5 en...y Hall, SUNYAI I flllij«f lo o i lS. .-.lolioo IH. 110 IFJVIIDS _, .. ....., Wlale. h Yorl 14114 I follo•i•t ••• A..... ea.,.. u.ssa.,,..- _,.........,._ ·-------. o-..,_ II I I (6 teuiau) LOCATION: FEE.: I I I "w I I I I I I I I I I I. I . .11o.- 1111 . TIIo .8 -----------~----·················· �Carey budget. • • -.ply witllthe LaWIOCI memo. "TbeR'IIlill -'e unceruinty," W-aner .deled, IIOliftt thai the riDAI buclad. numbcs will DOl be kDoWD until Carey Ius Excculloc bu4&et ill the llurd week in JaniiU)'. UB's 1912-1913 bu4&et request wu JllbmiUed 0\<tf the summa and ealls foe a Sl6 millloo Increase, "ith most of the incr~ taraeted, oot to improve proanuns. but to 10 hmill," la_,O.'I IDCIDO ll&ted. WlW allllus -· MXlOfdina 10 VIce PR:siclc:Dt roc Aaldcmlc Smrica Robcn W-aner. b thai wllh oal)' a few ~. Ull'a bud&el will be Ollly eqiW 10 lui year's . ra-a W 11DU ulcl thai foe UB theft are some emu that wiD have t o be ablorbcd by the inltil•lloo If SUNY Is forc:cd v ntinental lJ,9 - - lacully salariee. TheR is OIIC tliCq)(loa thai UWIOD bas liiJowcd foe, whic:ll wiD help CO"<a aboul «< perecm of requests. UB'sreq-. - Salary ma-, moo~ or qieb are mandated by IIJiloa COOU'&CU, will be booored,LaW10D noted, • But, MXlOfdlna to Wqna,lbls leava tbc UDivcnity in a postlloa wbtte it will have to "W" some S1 million in price increases, Sl million dollars In arowlh cost increases and about Sl million In ocher Tbe v1ce presldaU cooeedcd thai tbe State will help Wllh or the c:osu, but many lllllltCOWflhar~ thrO\IP otbct avca-. "SUNY has IOCilC r~LII clecisiool to aake," be acldcd, ''such as what are its optionS to lftc:reue ineome." Student ~tloo of the Stile Unlvmlt)'(SASU) President Dave Wyznewskl asKited "lhlncs loot bad for the Unh-mity." He ootcd r--• f'RANKl.IN STR££T • DU f'f'Al.O NY. 17 161 84 2 1292 THE rk~Q ihortfalls. Lasl year SUNY Opted to IDa-ease tultloo and to w:k on a varldy or lludcot rea, a move thai SUNY noled wu a -~!me deal and could 1101, with ~. be repelled apin. Correction llocDiy~c-..·­ ,..........,.""'_ --'Y reponed IM&Ibc NEW WAVE · TIJur~~day, ·Tues. Oct. ,20 Ocl.tlbcr ~~11d ot 7:00 Pill Squlr~ Moll · Ftlh11ar.: Room Stat.: [QhCr•II Y or Ou!TalCI The Factor &:.110 ,\d....... yJlt Bar I ,\rahl( F<>04 • .: D..IKf Wed. Oct. 21 ~"" ' )1""'­ THE ELEMENTS ,..,..,..S SliOO r._ lloc F*"*Y Stodall AIIOcia&looo The .......,. ... .ac.a.d 117 lloc Orad~N~te Suldaat ~ '!he UDderp'aduat< Slodau AJa<>aeioe and !he Millard f111more Collep Sludalt AIIOc:lllioo. 7Jv ~ rqreU any u--~a~cc caused by !he mistake. ADULT MASKS & DISGUISES ra~ortot.....a.lo) Tbe Sulcons ......... ..,._ i\11XFD DHI NKS 2 F<m ·y liE DRAFT soc SC REWS AND MARYS 75C w..- lallocOaoborS~ . . EoF PRJ C EOF I TIJ.Lf\liD ~IGHT that lltllo\llll COIIIIclatblc vnc:ma!Dt)' llill ClUJU, I ultioo and faculty euu are pouible aiiJioQ&b 1M LIIIC:DIX)' of suda cuu 'a'OUid dcpmcl "oo loow deep the cuu 11n." COIICcdcd !bat be wu W~SW"e how SUNY 'a'OUid makt up DOa-J)CIRd JOCrCUa ) ;u.. ........ liiWI.. r...... ,.....,. ... '"""- .-.............. ·--· ~~- c..o4M,..,ed Dt SA 1M•""'~ AHth. WM tr'tt•ntUo-nt~l S.6o_... qnowo~c.• C.nllllt' Student Health Insurance All full time students (12 credits or more) and all foreign students who have not waived their Health Insurance have been billed for the • tnsurance. If you do not desire the Health -nsurance and wish to waive the insurance, the waiver deadline is Octabar 20tll•t 12:00 Noon! Waivers received by this deadline, will be reflected oa the October 21 billiq from the Office of Student Accounts. Insurance cards are available for those students who have the Student Health Ins. in 213 Michael Hall. Any questions concerning .H~alth lnsur~nce waivers, coverage or claims call 831-3~84 or stop by 213 Michael Hall from 9-5. 4 .,.. ....... ............. _ _,.., ~ �O.A""'"ft- 0. f ..... """' "'D M-.h.ca.twte¥~1~ ~~· 'Totaotot t"roftuofof ~ ~-Ur>~of . . . . . 0 0$... Un....,>lt'r' ol P~•• ()w!,.,,... .. r.....,.Un......,..t., .-... 0... T""'*Y.- DJWl T--..1 QO' IM «.~.--~ ,~ AcM'f~ f REE ... A~~ Ol ...Tf ,_, .lD" ~(.-~#o•c...-~·tr t l~. Hang details NYPIRG report America are designed solely tO orpniu.tional meeunp are purify dom~c and human JCbedulcd in West<rn New wastes through bacterial York . deatadalion , w!tich is UB NYPIB.O Project Following press confereoces ineffective agaill$t the wide Coordiwor Janet MAtthews that ba•e foeufed nation.! ranae o f syotheiic pollutan ts outlined her o)aaniwion's attentio n on the chemical fo u nd in industrial eJnuents." p hilosophy. " We want to contamination o r the Niqara As a result of impropor use, brina the real world 's problems River, the New York Public the Niqara Falls plant is DOW here to the Univmity, a Qenter Interest Research one or the mll,jor sources o r that has a trct'Rendous amount Oroup(NYPJRG) held a contamination. of facilities th at could be campus meetina Thursday to The NYPUlO scientist utilized in tryilli to solve this fW1h<r inform students a bout ropon Identified 34 "prioritY enormoU$lY complicated the problem . poUutants" in the discharge o f problem of coowninated Speakina before a meetina "the Niqara Falls 5<W"&e drinklnJ water." hosted by IW:hel Carson system . Hang sinaJcd out the · Hang read a 1978 EPA to CoUete (RCC), NYPIRO phenol family-known toxlc: t he aathered students. It staled scientist Walt<r Hq cbemleals-as bavina a "safe" that " all d issolved toJdc o r reiterated evidence presented in limit or 81 pounds ptJ' day in hazardous waste being last Monda y 's press conference the efnucn t discharae, while dbchar&ed by lnduruy t o the blaming area companies fo r Niq ara Fails Sewer System the plant is averaging at least water pollution. ei&ht timcs that much. will be discharge as is to t h< "There was s3o b iiUon spent Tho NYPJRO scitntist told Niqara Riv<r. Niqara-on-tbesince 1972'·' under the O ean the RCC aro up that there arc Lak.e, a Canadian Oty near Water A<:l, H ang report.e d. "no pro arams to identify the mouth or tho Niqara BUI the ~ority of r unds was what's in land fills" in the River, takes it potable water spent on WUle sew. .e plants, area. Aside from the hazards from the N'll&ara River. If nottoxlc: waste removal. "The o r possiblo belo w-around they become aware thAt water looks clean, and the fish chemical reactions, H ana said Niqara Falls is qain came baek," he noted, "but that water passins thro ugh the clischaraing industrial wuu you can't eat the fiSh because land fills often enters the with little or no treatment to or the chemical around water S)'Siem , the river, tbere will be som< contamination.'' objection on their pan." presentioa another source of A $C1JDeDt on last Sunda y 's contamination..-He displayed Summina u p his talk, H ana CBS 60 Minutes, NYPI RO graphs contained in The noted that "only when thi~ detailed the results o r its three Ravar~ River wbicb are torribly bad is there an year Ions investiption io a 260 demo nstrate that New York o pponunity to do tremend ous pq< study entitled 11Je State bas the second highest aood! ' Ravaged Riwr. Haoa told the ov~r·all cancer rate in the 30 ltudeots and fKUity In the country. RCC orroce that "the primary A summary paper presented maoufatturina facilities in the by NYPIRG affirmed that area are very old- the problem " these blah cancer death rates is tbat they are so old that they may. be directly tin ked to toxic are ineff'lcient." This problem poUutants consumed in includes inadequate recyclina contaminated drinkina of waste chemicals a a lacwor water. . .60 to 90 pereent-of treatment prior to disposal. all buman tumors are believed to be atviroamemally T he major sources of induced." contamination- which Include Kana noted that "tlie quality (If your eovironmem cancer<ausin& direct industrial dumi>ina or dfeu:rmines the quality or your wastes into municipal sewqe health." H e added ibat in a · systeol$, manufacturina plant rtcent medical survey landfills, and the 5eWage plants porformed io Micbiaan, not tbct'Rsdves. one t.tpectant mother out or "lbe Niqara Falls (sewqe) 3000 could produce breast milk plant was desiJned to remove within toxicity timits. chemieals. It uses drinldna water tecbniques on a chemical ' ' P olitically, things are waste water problem," Haba pretty bad," Hang said. To revealed. TM Rav1111~ Ri't!U ft&ht the upcornJna budget cuts explained tbat "nearly all of the Environmeotal conventional S<W"&O:..Systerns in Procection Ageocy, By DAN HOLDER C.mpus EditOr Check Out chemicals-• In Wednesday's Spectrum i ~• - ·~' 'r'" ~ , ~~ ~~ ·.....~ .. ,·'i 1} t. • .. r • ,, c : DANCE WITH THE TORAH ut th~ onnuol t . tr:~ ~~ @1 ' I"..· ~r:ifl' ''1 / Simchas Torah Rlast Ullh~ • 1501 No. Forest Hd. ., 7 ;~ ~J �editorial Black Thursday II wq an act that the Ringling Brothers would ~ proud of Ta"- nine atudentleedera, a menagerie of proxies, an Irate execuUft director, and a couple of beckblllng division directon~ and other employees. Mix In a complete disregard for parllmentll)' procedure, a general lack ol misunderstanding of the 1-.uea, and an onataught of personality clash11 and what do you get? If ypur answer Ia tnt Thurlday'a Sub Board DlrectOfs meeting, then go to the heed of tha cl-.s, while the lludent government "leadera" wear the dunce capa. Everybody Involved In teat week's three ring circus agrees-and It Is probably the only thing they agree on-that the behavior displayed by the otherwise reaponslble organlullon left something to ~desired. Despite meeting only once a month, the 8o.,d of Directors constitute the " high management" of UB'a million dollar student corporation. But judging from tut week's gathering, a lemonade stand, manned by a couple of flv•year-old girls, Is probably run with mOfe cooperation and Ius bickering than Sub BoarO. Nobody -ms to know what they were voting on, who was motioning what, or what they Wllfe supposed to do next. The only tangible result ot the MMion, was the arguments and hard feelings that ensued with the meeting's conclusion. Hopefully, the Sub Board Drrec:tora will learn from the mistakes of tast week's fleaco, and 9Ut any persona hi)' dJfferences aside tor ltte good of the organtutlon. Sub Board Is the student service COfPO(atloo, but displays such as Thursday's serve no one, especially students. Unarmed men Governor Hugh L Carey has •lrNdy put tile State on notice-don't expect anything from next year's budgeL The Division ol the Budget has even been more severe, Informing SUNY that II m,y not ask for anything more than It got last year, with only one key exception. Although there Is uncertainty as to how strictly 008 will enforce these tall pronouncements, the message Should serve as a wamlng-sympathetlc ears do not exist In Albany and preparation should begin Immediately In BuffalO for the best way to deal with Carey's rttuat budget axe that he loves to swing on public higher education. ) SUNY placed Itself In a~ posrtlon tast year b)' reacting to cute with temporary, one Shot Income ralsers, movaa that cannot ~ repeated wothout twng ttudenta to lhe hrtl TuJhon, dormitory and aludent fN COSII "'811 Ill tilled, lqUMzing each dollar from 1 strapped undergraduate class already terrorrzed by Reaganomics Thla yur, unten the gloom Is auddenly replaced by good news from Albany, the budget blade Will took to chop avarywhere and any-.here Faculty lines, whota programa and ma~ even a.n Institution or two could be the racalplent of OOB'a wrath. Students ca.n almost expect that they will hava to share the burdan and face some kind of coat lncreasea-aspeclally In the form of tuition. So now that everybody knowa Its coming, everybody should have lots of lime to prepare and bagln to fight, lobby and acrounge for any loose change. Faculty, sllff, aludenls and administrator• should begin to get together and unite, as they did three yeara ago, and arrive at some conatructlva solutions and arguments to oppose the cuts and their ~&Jble ramlflcatlona. Facing an axe without any weapons Ia nol a pteaaent proapect. Rabbit test Editor. Call for athletes EdOior. Al-l/on Ill UB /nlttCOIIIg/111 lth/1111 lllondoy, Octow Ill, 11 4/46 p m . your 1nnull ..,.,, CluO ~I will 0 1 - - upon Oy 1/1<1 SA S....re. AI I hi .. u kl OIIOIYJ, yow ,.rtk:/tMIIon lh/1 ..., If VIIIIIO thel/110111100<1 o/ the . .,.,, CillO I ItA you d 10 /)INN /olll mt ti>M , , _In the nnoto mHI"f ChlmOot In the IIIII , _ ol Tt_, Htl on 1/1<1 Amhonl ~ 1_. . IIIII -~~ , , 1/>e/oi/OMII(/ !MIO<I: I .,., . - lfl '""'' o/ lllo SMIM l nd tell II*" 1 _ , lf«<llh'-101.""' tl>ty WOII'I if F-- _, ,_,_/1. __ ,_,Mil __I,_ _.., you -~ _ _ olI"""""' __ _ ..... oil_.,_.,.,. RP~""'"' ----10 -·rwt"' "'-.,fell you,.,.. ,... , _,_,_ ...... _,_you - E x - " f f l - ol you- · -prectloo, IIIII 01 ..., • • llN,. Von/trCiut ~ 1- - l• o t 10_,._,_.,., ....., --lotalol,.,., _ ,,.,.,.,10.- • - II I I'd like to repty to ,,. 1111., wrftte.n oy l(.,ty Fllgg• al>our tho Fort>er dog• thll 1ppaorod In The ~trvm"o ..tfforlol column on Wodnotrloy "''· A./gg1 h11 llkltt • poor•~Gh to • lfrlous ,,..,._ Not only cloao-1ho orlmlt to knowing no flctual ~Jd•no. thet ahOwr the dOfl• kept thoro,,. m/JITMtHI, ,,. octuoll)' /pno,., tho l1cts. The dog• aro1101 kept lor "••IMII-ntotlon by m«<tc.land d.ntel aM 111d. They',. kopt Oy lllo PlrylloiO(/y Oept. TheN dogo $trwya. thwefore tMy're not ,,,.,, 011 ' " ' ,,_or woufd othorwfu 01 their ''"'· Aloro lmportontly. t/ley'lft m.lrod; they'lft 1101 muN/plying. T-.1, 1 poputfllon ooom o1 lilly onlm.r• today thot produc.• more mo11 """'""od· Ulll- •nlm•lo. lila. Rw• can tiki • trip 10 , . SI'CA In T..,.,..,., arwloH ,,,,. an/malo Ul«< doily, olo"f1 wt111 01,.,.. w110w mlotrutod,., --,day~ 110t ,.,..n;J,.,,.. •• w.,.. __,.,., ,.,_.,the moll uttlortlltUitt th..lll"""' IIIia llflwl• "'" lt'o . , . , , _ ,, 10 •1100<1 ,.,11,_ Allllot;gh rm ,.,.. ...,..,. ,., lllr. IIJslpo /tJdulglllg ua In ,., tontuiH, ,., ollif- _ _ IIIII - ,.,.ID- - -ary ------11.· .....-.lor ___ 1/1<1 VWM)' Clul>.., t he. . _.... -.rl-.r,_ .. _,.,.,.,,._ ... ~ liB Varelly QuO ..,_In -Iiiii/ _ , lo anlotolo.,. I JI N - 1 1 - /a. . lily ~ion Is lllet- riOMte lw 1;.. 1D , . SI'CA « - f/mllalgr- ... ... _ , ----1"11-llc>M In , .,,.,, ,.., -l>oo .., . ~~--~-~-lor oon.ct, ,__.,...__....__ .. _,., the~, SMART reply 1- Wo the Slo!AIIT ,.rry, Tony C/41111, Eric Ft~an, StfW ''Frtrl '' Hlfgin&. Mel KM !Wa. woukl liM• 10 talc• • mor.nt ro ·~~·• our dHIMII ~lion end ,,..,.1 10 who hetpad IIHI ~~ Ul during ll>t ,.., 10natorlll -roon It 11 ' " - or-lift_, arwt, prNIJtdfiiiO 01 _ , , you, the ol-11, ., lhl '-1/flltrlw ... A - I k i n We olthe ~It St-r lot-.td 1D _ , II y o u ,do ,..,,._.. --.. ,....,..,_ .. .,IIIII. l nd 111/1/lhltg ...,, ICfM, ... IIOiheltltOII 10 cottlact- ol ... SMART JIMtY ,.. t a ...... Editoro note: c... 10 a _ . , . . """'""' the SMART 1*1J '-''• - o.ta.,.., l'lle ~noofili ..... Q s,.cr,.,.,. I.WWII.ntlon..,y ~lor­ �op-ed Sign Of The Times , lly LINDA DOHERTY T Now I cllr:ln't lulow What to • - '· '-•'• Onoo lnakl-. tho ctubhouH tumid out to bo • a new social MO"*'lont OMPlnQ thrOUQII n o l g h - til ocroaa ¥Ideo Plfl«. Eft!Yone • • -•lno 07 AoOit t·sllltu, and lean Jockou. and Cholna hanging OUt biiCit pockOIO. - I I ' ( lllltChed to vall Atnortca. oakS to bo "IndUCing tho Ylcee of oombflno to tno lmp<..olonablo ot noort, · money It II~ proridlng ~It onotnot aourot - ,_•'*'t, ancs couupUrtQ ac:Sote~Wtlt'e morata .. rra VIdeo. Now, t dlcln't bolle,.. oil theoe Of!'lnout proclamotlono myH II 11 first. Nohhe< coulcl I bollwe thot • computlf bfeol<\hrough wu going to loko ploco end rovolutlonlu my bolcwod gom. of p!nball, - . I woulcl opond houto In 1 boWHno olley flipping my lllj)peto ona bOuncing IKilo motolllc Ophlfol off boinpers. I g_. It roolly hit mo wnon I worn to ploy • little Puu-Putt ono Saluns.y ..onlno. There - • oo mlt1Y coro In tho Plfklng 1o1. t lhoug/>t tilers wu 1 uood <111 tale going on. Then I lhta bfg bulldlng Willen lpptarl to bo I . C I (01(, - ' . , who let tho olltlatln?). I my ·~ through tno ..-owa, only to - • rotiMw ahody ~ chlrsctor ·~two potrona obout to ont•, Wlll-'110, "Pitt..J>oyl ...yo~~. c'....,..• ~_.a hla rolnc:oat Juot • Utile, tool< out ' rou- O<dlntty tooltlng bOOr. lOOked both woya end l&ld, "IIYe groma ol Atilt. Puro tMf. One pop. Hundred buclca." aq- "Spooe trwodoraT' wart<•a!l<w....,_rlc, Q01tMgotmegotml and uze1 auo c aa ommmm and t waa aot to Jump lttto tno noatul lollhole. Kopt woy Ill tho beck - • tho ~nboll moonlnoo-an lour o1 thorn. 1 wu going.,_ 10 pi~ one- oomoone atopPid mo to ao~ 11 t woulcl tty o mne Aalerolclo. Alrold to oay no, 1 complied. 1 - one button ana lho oama waa on. 1 wu ohootlno and f1<1ng and tumlttg ond Whizzing through _ . . unllnown wnon all of • · - thla ._..ntp cornea o\11 of nowhlfe ond pout!, oil my little r - ars *- •-y. ll'tlho ""'' ti<MI ... - - . nogiiiYe - · o n of thoN macnlnoo. of my pinball maehlnu OIIOIOGOln. one two potrOI\t nodded In appro..L dOn' llttll otufl rsal good tonlgllf-Ootuao Aat•old-, WIUrdo ol Wor, 8oNnla 811\L t t!Mnll you•.,. hod -..gh toniOflt ." Ho tlurrsd an ep!thol undo< lilt tnatll anc1 hiccupped. Tho ,.,._, ,...,no a oolt apot 111 him, tonally Ald. " a ll t~Qflt.­ Ho IIIJ>poc 111m o quirt« lor the tollen miCIIlno. "Ono oomo ot Poe-Man ana tttaro " ~n 111,.. oom.ono toke you nom., boc&UM you·ro In no oondnlon to.,.,..._. ~no-lent ~tton · - 1111 woy bod< to hit oamlno e>wtnero Who toolted at him qulllcdy. Ho ~urtted out "I can QUit 'i1deo Olr'f time I wam to... Then att• a peU:te ,_ atwrld "But I dOn't went to.~ "''noon.,.._ OlaoourOOid. I Mnl In - Tlila video mutt be atrono otull, 1 thought, oopoclall~ wnon laaw the man- - G oomo potrono for proof. One eaplrlng patron wolked ln. Ho couldn'lllt.,. boon mO<alllon 13, b\11 - • ......nt~ng on • five o'Clock ohadow. It wu too bod .... th~ no wun't •• tall •• ttla twotllo(o tO oaf<l no ..._. wont by. 1 wao MW~y ponnll- "Yolh." ~ neon- amounta of qyaneta. ~N 1 heard wu pjnbolflng. On my ·~ OU1, I oaw on - o l y 'i1deo lnebtla ted fll1loW approedl tho rnaneoot'a ot:M and mumtJM. ··aw, come on, manf otrnme Chonge 10<. 20?' need- bod." ' Nopo•.f ~w. YC>II'IIo boon going M 1M (quart.,....o? tol<enleoo?) from elttt.r !>lilting or f Mnt bock totno tame otdiO p!aoeartw a lew ......., on ready wltll o roll of quan.,.to ploy plnbaJ, Thwa wu the u....lerowa wftll &II Ihe Utual ChorectOB, t nottcod two burly --'no mon ~no away my to¥0rlto ~ Menlo plnboll maclllne and tho crowd not appoarlng to nouo., meomortt«< with wotchlng ana captOKing Illite -ronlc: ~· bounoo on ..-TVacroeno. I &!ghld. Damn computerol • t:lJe (Yle{ •• lookiNG By ALAN C. KACHIC 8 ueboll will rsoo..r. C<owdt will ~~Gain oHond gamoa ot a y.arty record lnaldng poce and September wUI bring pennon! roooa. But WhY lllould buoboll neoa to recoww? That Ia, of courae, a rlletO<tcal QUestion lor the -oon that botWoll ll roclevlng ouch po0< preso- and fan auppon-ls bocouaa of the mldoummor ployer sirl~o. ~strike. whiCh was tho result ol a dlejluto b o t - lobO< and manaooment. wu lambolled by crttlco ocrott the country Including Tlma magazlr>t Which called II unAmorlcan and comporsa It, faceUouoly, to having tho Sovtota Mttlng up a puppet goveinmont In Waottlngton. Public ..,u,_,t I« tho moll p.n reflected tlllo ana auppo<t lor the playllfa woo nil. Th1a r. .cu~ It, If ttMt atrlke"s causes are oxamlnod, unJustified. Unlonlullon. oollectl~ borJIIInlng, and tile right to totrlke ors oil lntlltutlona In thlo oountty protected by low and opply to -boll playoro ao • II u plum~ totool wo<1<oro, and televllllon actora. ~ pjayot's union had a dlaag,..,ont with tho o -• and lfl<o &ny labor OtVMizatlon ft look tho oat.tl>lllhld route, like the United Aulo Workefw would, to oottllng tho cllop\1141. Tno union wu olf•ed a oontrac:t Which wu rogrsotlvo. that lo, It tool< owoy bonlflto Which had boon MtabUahed In llfWiouo controcto-mootlmporlantly tho , _ - t oyatom. No union WO<tll Ito alit would accept ouch a oontract wit- a light. A 1 orgllllzat!on obOUicl -'< IO< tho '""'""'""'""' of lt. eontotftuonta. Fo< a porollol, think about tho ,_ion of INICh ol tho Amlrlc8n public to tho Reegan Admlnlstrlllon'l cut ooclal -In oervlceo. While mony - l e are willing to alloW thUe tlllngo to bo t a - awa~ It It not bolno oooopted by the mo)or!ty without aroumont or at lout c«nploJnt. Unlonunatotly, tho-"' and tho pi~- heveloot. ~ tooue or lrM agoncy- nald to bo examined IO< IIIII wu tl>e4>one of oontontlon bot- n the two aides and tho mojor cauao of fan dlognlhtlement wnn tho playoro. Whet not 0< not lroa agency Is good« bod I« tno game 1o not Important Olr'(mO<a boc&uao It heo boon oucc:enfully delandld In tho court a. What molters no.. ito that IO< ....,., y...-. now tho bOioboll o - • have Plm>llted !roo OGORCf Willie olhol oporto ouCh at hock~ and footboll wore qull:l< to utablloll guldollnu requlrtno componaatlon f« the tum loalng tna pt~"'· While nelthlf oyatorn ta satloloc:tory to both oJaoa, bolllball woo the only oport not to estobllon • c«nprorniH botwoon tho pia~ a nd ownoro, thus lotting up a confrontation. Tho playorw hod to llrlke on principle. Thoy wera right; Iholt' prlnc(pto, ltN agency, woo uphold by tho oo..rts and the matter ol 111011 Mtaf1n newt WU an laue becaUM Wt\ac lfM; ptayoro • • poleS wu and Ia ultlmatoly tho o w - • - all along. ~- woro wrong for tholr doclllon wu mode on grold, 0< controlling thllr o r - at tho ptayot'a • and not on W1\lt Is lolr ana unfair. In any other tltuau...: tho reaction ol tno Amertcan plfblle wou1c1 bo to roll~ bolllnd lobO<, tho undlfdog. 8ut Why not In thlo c:uo7 8oc:ouao the ptayero oro rlo:ll. lllato h. ~ f)<Jbtlc. u It oo olton tho.,..., •aa not wOIIno to eduette ltH II obOUt What UIIC\Iy tho l u bolllnd tno otrlka woro ana aoumed that tho pltyOBIUII •anted m0<0 money.~ pu- hod no underotandlng or tho p<lnclpleo-of oouroa wllon money Ia lnvolvod to tno.o right 0< '"""'117 S..re there Ia, h'l lUll that )'OU no.. t o na~ to-11. T eehnlcolly, froe agento oro olio- In oil othe< lormo ol llbor, thougll ututlly not coiled that, and tno.o It n o - Why lhoy obOUicl not bo olloWed In . . - r l Ono con bo oppo..a to • - agoncy lor the rooooll that It Ia nontrodltlonalln a trodltlonol bu\ the ownoro llflllll*'lla obourd. ~yoppooo lroe -~• n o t - the pta~ ana uklng too much biJt t~ ana offering t4o muCh. ~ ownano complain tllet tho - I • bolng ruined by lllgh alllllu, wiUch they con not afford, b\11 5""'llnua t.o otfw. Unbot~. thollwlurdooflllghl.....___,.._. -IIIey Otto ....,...fut - - - " ' andln t h e at o hobby-4o not ne.. tho ao11 dfiiCipllne to pollee to olmoot doltroy -~~ by placing on - - ~ boloro tho ployoraoilP.!"tlno thonl to owaltow It · wltlo no ,_,_IIIey- ---·· It II Ironic that Americana would get upaal and toko tho o lon - OGalntt - " ' • lth Wloltll. llolng rtch to tho Amorlcon cham, built oloo &all )'OU up lo< recalVtng tho 000<n and wratll from tno.. Who wont money but do not he,.. II. no~~~__, cau..a by tno ttrtlc& did hurt tno how ot t h o - . b\11 did not -roy .,._,., Tho- I a - ana wl" be with . 111 no - w h e l l l l e - d o to U they Mil It out to - T V. ~ l>llbjle allould VieW tile ....,.., llrlke not ¥ -k:en-liglltlng l o r - .. lilt,, .. - - ... - . - T h o otr!U- . daring and .....,.. .etMipt by Jailor to otand up to uploltlllon ~ piayofl T It-_, """'-1. - . bullf>lo •• - "· · - lmaofne youroetl doom 81 tho miH, and your union'• oontrKt Ia up IO< .._....and tho ownot that ••• ....,_,;.a......,., .Tho~ . 7 �OLICE BLOTTER MO!oOAY, oCroar:a S, ~ IJII NO«tll CAMPUS HPOITS: ROOSE\'El.T ~EI LAWS-Pauor'lqiOI't! pc:noa(o) at\ abondoned • ..U. ~.m.. 11 tllc abc>Ye - · T h e bttm wq takm to S.P.C.A. l>J' p&lrCII FAROO NO.7 QROUNDS-CIUM (NAL MISCHIEf'-PIItOI Iq!OI'tl Ill\ ~(s) ~ an alumlnum haht pole oo lh< sidewalk a t th< above locadoo, Darnqc. S400. SOUTH CAMPUS II£POilTS: CLEMENT ~baR. $1objfd toaas-u_.. HALI.-CIU.\UNAL MJSCHIEF-Pauol lqiOI'tJ P<QOII(o)oal\ ·~ bUd 011 tile Door ,.....u onc1 <dhll& or,... -Ill ....,..... 01 111< abo,.. locatoon. s~. HAU.- IMPEit.SONATION-PPauol t11c arm1 or aa1c on the abo-< c:1wJ< Jk - rOWid alocplfta • th< abo\~ . _ . _ ODd apoe lh< llllbjeG _.,., .... raboly ODd ..........s. food Scnic< can! Wllh .... ......... .,.., cm:r ..... q--...., .,.._..poawe. Jkhad aa..........U. DWI . . , _ r,_ ..rfalo. abo. CI.AJtiC O YM , MEN'S L()CI(EJt ROOI\4- PETlT LARCENY- Mala . _ u pmooh) Ill\ t oo~ hil 1111110011 Wllht-1)'111 &bnn1, leath<t belt, and other per'fOtiOI Item>. Tocal value, $29, OOODYEAR CAFllTERIA- PETlT t.A.RCENY- Male rqiOI't> pmon(s) u/1: took his b8c.kpac:k ""iclt contained o ne pair or pua""" valued "' TOWER LOT- PETlT LARCENY-Malo rcplru toll: pcraOn(s) .......,.cd lob blue ~ . T.... 1.... tiiOdd No. 55 calcula&o<, I WO boob, ODd pmonalf.O. lob wdUd<. Total ~. SIOO. Dtt.I'ENDOa.F LOOP- VAT OTHEJt- Piuol ._,. t11c aalc. """"'** suo. ama or '*""""' tta\1:1iaa .. theoa Dod'aotlorf ' -· Wllao be -J"IIIotl-.• -foadtllabc- SubJe<t - ~ CM to.~- CUNTOI"'-8UROI..U.Y z.t-faal< rrporu pctiCMI(I) elk lOOt llcr . _ m1or liiMs- ......s. 540, - ....-..c rcpam .............. ..... • 11ido v.,,.. su.ooo ,wm:o.ESOAl'. ()('1'Qa£Jt 7, " " 1m FLOOR OOODYEAil '*"' o.ra..r. PRITCHARD HALL- HAitASSMENT-Fcmal< rC'pOI\1 person(o) toll:~ t.t.lc:1rt11 po-w<ler wdtr M< doo< andonto axuc:nu of the room •bllt 111e •a. t~etp,na. 1\Jl:SDAY, OC'T'OIU'll 6, 1•1 lqiOI't1 row boot<•. • -....u.s rr. ~ ...._, railoft NOIITH CAMP\JS llUOITS: P-1 LOT..OUMINAL MISCHIEF-Male r<porto .......-(o) at\ ,.,..., ltos - cm:r oa u• 1id<lurtllll t11c car DClll 10 ...... n.. eat a 1 1974 II<. 967·TJV, ud tile ocllcr- is a 1976 Qcwy, be. 391·NXK CROPTS-BURGUIRl - Mala lqiOI't1 ~~ at\ m&cmllulrootD ODd took a unha-aty o,...., TV valued 11 $117. The tiiOdd Dtllllbcr I• M:Z..~W ond th< no. 74U9SS . Tn-. CROFTS-BURCLARY-~alo rqiOI'tO person(>) ul\ cntcmllhr ahovc , _ , ODd took an doctnc tope cruwo, black 1ft color, valued at SIC)(). No tcnal aumbcr o¥ollablt. SOtJTll CAMPUS llltVIITS: 106 WINSPEAR- Pf.m t.A.RCENY- Mala tq!OI'tl pc:noa(s) ull< ""* t11c s1p r.- n.. Swoohiol< ~«- • tile*-""*-· Value, SlO CLAJtX OYM VLSITOR'S LOT-atMlNAL MLSCHIEF'- Iotolo <q!OI'ts pc:noa(o) 1&11< slwu:red lui "'<>RTH CAMPUS R£PORTS RED JACkET BLDO ), loci FLOOR LOVN<iE-ClUMINAl. MlSCHJEf-PIIIOIIqiOI'ti ul\ ~Is) wo<d a n l ofth< aboo<loeation at a waet 10 tbrow a knrre II <~Willa S60 tlaDUia< OEWEY-BUROLARY- Malc rcporu 1 ..-Je entered Ill; room aocltook hu wallet ...iclt COilt.aiD<d pcr-..1 aocl • W..tcr O>aqe C...S VIti'"' tcporu h< saw th< a.lo ill lui room but tbouallt o«hhfta or IL V'lt'llm abo .wa h< could 001 odaltd)> II.,. _.. Val,.., SIS can~ """ac1acr LARCENY-Malo rq!OI'to pc:noa(>lal\ "'* tu• "Sholt" li<lm<1, 1\10 r-. alu m<dlum. cleor ahidr. ond • hilo IDOIO<cyde ll01<d .UOr, >111*1 II S\10 rrom 11>6 abo-< locallon. 1tED JACXET QU,o\J)-()IlAJIOD I.AitCENY-Mala r~ pcnoa(•l ul\ took boo NYPD AaJliar, 8a4ilt eo 7617 nlu<d .. SlO. P-5-PmT LAitCENY-Mala <q!OI't' ~~at\ lOOk $» -u, o( ''TDICn . - t . _ r,_ 1111 ..._. 056-VCL) S0\1J1f CAMP\JS IIU'OIITS: CLEMENT HAU.. nRST FLOOR-at!Mli"AL MlSCHlEl'--"'-'- ,_,. ~·l toll: brol< a ...-... • th< lobby • doc SlllO damal><. wind>ludd otbli Poeuac:. be HI BAR. Val<~< , SlOO. CLARK HALL I..OCK.EitS-0 llANO LARCENY- Malo rcpons ~>)Ill\ r<me~vcd hll wallet contllllina Sl9 cull, Stuclcnt II>. Ctllh C.d ODd ocll<r pmonal papers. Total val~. $29 ....,.~ _..... ..., rood - ~al Pll>"'' ... a11o w... r.- t11e ....... """"""" wbk IIIey - · . . , . . . OANES T£RilACE-PET1T ""*-_,. 1m NY loc:. t292'7 GA). n.. - . , . SIOO SOIITR CA!Ifl'US ltD'()fl'S; sovrn CAMPUS 8IKI! COMPOUNO-PETlT BUCE- Mala rqiOI'tJ pctiCMI(l) ""' look hk Schwinn LeTo..- red IMk< valued at S2AO from tile ab<we locarion. The oorlal OWII.... is SilO!~. PARIC£R I!NO. BUILDlNO, ROOM :z..-oRAND LARCENY- Male rqiOI'tO person(J) 10/k rcroov<d a DISA SSX Hellum ~ Doppler !ilyltctD aocl ~ E.tdtcr r..- tile abo•tlocallon. Apart is • 5pcara Pb)'Oida Modd No.- IlAB Lacr ...W 110. lOll Alto LM:r Eacitcr lor HEN£ lSMW laJcr, ...W no.l900. ApproL 4 TBU.SDAY, OC'I"OIID I , IJII P~ETlT UlltCENY-Malf ' - " at\ pctiCMI(•I locK Ilia~ tlrt oa the ,.. r.- t h e - o1 lllt J*k..., um ~ CA.RY-PmT LARCENY- Malo tq!OI'tO .,.._(J) Q/1< SlOlc Ills~~~~ bac:kpoock wlllcb ....,......, a TUM ....,_,, TI3S c.la&lllcx, tcnaiiiO ttl lOll, ATA 4UO. witll bio "t* oa tile t.d, """ OCher ~-r..-tllc*-"'-- 1SQUIJ.E HAU. CAFI!T'EalA- PETlT LARCENY-Male rwporu ~>)at\ locK two ~en IMt-. baked""" ~ ...... podlodt lica lllc ,_ ..... Tll< lWO opaUn _.. Vlllood • Sl50 81X8YS 1504 Hertel Ave. Tues. 8c Wings 7Sc Girls' Drinks Wed. Live Music NO COVER Thurs. 8c Wings 7Sc Girls' Drinks Uve Mu•lc Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sa t NO COVER BRING AD FOR FREE DRINK ! Rendez· Vous For the Academic Task Force of the Assembly Come If you are Interested In this commlttH or not sure which one you want to . be lnl ..-................_,., Today at 4:00 114 Talbert Hall �sports York . . . ~ .w p&yalldl a n - to ' - IJIIud .-d a...at-011. Oe "'"' O<alliotu, we baw _...., co piQas ill Pams)'l•...,. and Ohio '• Wllllout tb<..._llc or llnD<ial USISlan«, prolpCIC.'tn.c rec:nwt must bt c:oovinc:od to atlt'IKI Ull by ocha · The 11aff utll!tu aile he pot~tlw: upocu of the univtnoty. ''Weuyco ldl tbetdlool io the llucknll. ,.. c~eas .. here • JOIIIdiUJII-cDO<C than all eoortb altendaDC< record, •• O«m~~ve conlmaccr Pctc llao ....S "Aller ol. wbm f - ,._.of diiibdotr au..-, aU t1oe uopllla be ""' a...., bca- f-t-JI .. o•cr. 1bal )'till . . . . - , _ cd--" od--.. . , Qoruamu . . . . 0111- - ~y:"ltryiOAra&..-.- I\< orra Bulls' football scouting; an exceptional app~oach r.of.,..... mdbodJ differ .,...., choK clcvmoa buUiutlooa. Uaablr co award any Olbltti<............,. lftlr:-c.bebacofa"""'cropor~Bulb' r-w l1lt om..J lq>rovaaau of UB'o r-w ccam mu• b< auribuccd to a IUIIIIbcr Of [acton. SiDe¥ Ill< vanity _ - . wu rcinJudcd live IOUOill qo, a wdl-..wcd •method ....,...,...u, lw b<al d<vdoped. The of rocrulclna playcro to enter c.be lyolCID 10 nDI II PfOII"Am hu been one of the .,.....,·, maio componenu. • Slatf CDIISI Pla)'loa In OiYklon Ill, UB'o ......uitina ocloolanbp biP ldiOOI p&Qas . W'lllla-cl<alor.-..clac.beara. -UB'• c.a1ao1 .....,.. baw: lrtcJc croublr OCCIIJ'Jina tbdr 11me dunna c.be om--. "We look co local AII.SC.. . _ and uy • n:opcacd rodds fer lwocallylow tllidotl. llaldos a c:haaoc to play r-w. ao _ , recllltia are avaiboble" Afca JpOilkiJIIto tboo< prOJpoctJ the .,..,.._would lite to hlw:. UB's otaff turns co local blah ac:hoalo chic hive bm1 c:onwtmtly llldul. Otcbard Pork prcoaody 1w four oflu aluaml on che vanity 1011cr, iac:Judlna ui-caputln Bnan Wiboot. Rlllllliaa bock Plot Whltdlead, splic<od Joe o·Aanlto, aod u,ht end Jloa S&ojalt an tbe n........................ p..s...es """'"""' ......n.ut< co tb< UB dfort. s..... H..,....._. Sdoool• ~ ........,..._.. ot v• r-w. " - iu CIOClln~ II Mony llarrclt, c.be ..... .......... q.na1Jaok - - boo ...... ~cd n..;, u l t - be dadlcalcd - . . . , . ""' • a Icc or tiiM Oft t11at OWII wiiAc a1ao 1.-..a d.uMs. My I'd IJda •lao au tbcft ...,.._...f.Oauotdlit~·· The ....,.,.. tblltbe llullo haw IIllO ao far tbil cumplitles lao• the r«noJtlO&Iyst<UI bU ....... aod acollod. r-- ''In lm, f-baU'I nne - bad<, hid a omobcr of fr<Sb,. •-alk -oot '"ho hid ..,.,. pla)ed ~uP IChool IWtllll for ut,'' llao aoud. ''AI thcJ pohll Ia · - · tbal "'CMd b< at.-ly d&fl\cllll . •-bot W• ..... 1 of eood all>lda wn eooot f-bal .._...... fot>ft.- f..-... ..a ~oe foreod"' Ill.-- pea,._ • - . _ , r-w ...._ . . _,be......,.._.,._,. llilloal ..., do roport lO ......,. tb<y ......... lc:lmcd I cl<al •• It • . . , _ lUI Ul'o JCaff bat llad a P'*IJYC err... oo tbote peaycro """ ""'• m:nllly - c d !laiD ........ IW1 FIICher'•"'"" or ua·• r-baU ..rr u a aood .-pie. An .. llltcodllli Yqilloa Commoownlth UDNmoty {VCU), he c:omiclered tflonscfcrrinaoo UB bca~~~t bocb of his _ . . bad aoo• here. "VCU did DOl have a f-bclll p r aod I 8IISJcd tbc - ' · " Fisdlcr l&lcl. "M) I>"'UUll ._...t Ul ....t I call<d coodl Dando. Hcllllpr....S.,. oPt •...., bccauw he--.cl ~ tatcftllcd ...S ....-bit 1 ,.,.,.....j 1rtun oflao ~lilt orr-."""" I ....-..s ral7 ~-or 1coo way. Roo r.-- ...,._........,. -10 u.sr.... . . , . ............ WI'/ ......... tbc pla)'erJ, •• flldlcr Aid. '"lllc ~· ~doc tam rally .U.. )'011 Sban< Cvrrry, ec~< to U B f1'0111 Ibis .....,,co play,_.,.. Our orr- 1u>e - f u l h i P - pOCraa. coacb. Otarlcs li •lood ...... n.. co CIOCIUIOI u many or cbc:v playcro u "UB's rtCN~tm hi•• 11,..,. ICtiiiCd fair lmaDco play for c.adl other aod f« JU.. pauabk, .. &aid jlllllo< ....., - Mil<• and llonat rqardili& cbdr Pf'OII'Inl," said H• inllilh lA us -"Ina wt Ukc co c:aU OuiamiUI, Wbo IS on• or UB'I ......Uit... S"""" HolM head coacb Joe Sluf'llac "I 'b.. pride'. Thu 11 oerta1nl7 a lfdl pl... under Head eo.dl BiU Dando "W< try co act my playm to c:oruider ~lcs to play and to act a aood cduc.tlotl. Coo.cb amc:entratc moSIJy oo the Wo:aem N•w IUid I!B ....... to chink alonacboie bncs Dando ,..., noltc." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Assembly Meeting Fri. Oct. 23rd at 3:30 Talbert Senate Chamber's Be A Responsible Rep! ·Elections of Chairperson will be held. II' VOU WA.Nl TO RE l AX ANOtf.A Y( A G000 H W.I ANACONE'S INN ..._..y.-.-her,..,. i*er, uuadc lmdJoid:er ~Ill pMCn. Doo-. Women: Looking for a library that gives you a quiet, studying atmosphere, and at the same time a feeling of security? The Main Street Library now has the Anti-Rape Task Force and Van Services. rMJ 1snn.rv.cr rpoo,f - '- ~ -"'- Ytet..a..no~ Hoi....... Y...... - .. l--... Walk Service: Monday-Thursday Vaa Service: Stops in front of Main St. Evenings 8:00-12:00 Library seven niabts a week at Will escort women to any on campus destination: Parking lots, bus stops, dorms, buildin&s. these times:8:10, 9:10, 10:10, 11:10, 12:10. Will take a woman to any destination within l~ miles of the Main ·Street Campus. --..i.- .......,._..._.e �__. ___. Walk-ons key this year's Bulls n.t __. or dribble, driblie aDd .-11 CUI ODCt. apia be beard rcboundlna orr tbe willa or~ Oym u practlce MMioat beaU llnnclay for ~ bukaball Balla. Alkr liiiWai.aa iaapralivdy ..., , _ iD tblrcl pl8oe iD tbe SUNY AIWedc Coaf..-:e (SUNY AC) ct.•"'l ' """'ips, UB, with tbe llelp or two r«umial . . , _ tbree otber reunllll ....,_, aoc1 a Jarae tu1'11011C or wallc-c~~~~<for the open1Da praalc:e, hope to illlprow iu Division Ill tallldQI. Headilll iato tbe 1981-82 a 1arJC number of freshmco and 10phomoces 10 join the campalp, ~ Watcm Dlvltlon champs will be minus swten Harold Wallta- and Tom PariOIIS and fCiei'\'C ccater Eric Abtadter-alllost to p-aduation. Also miMiAc from ~line-up will be 1tanclouc juniors 011\'id lv:ree and JCcn J - . 8otb plaJ'cn w11 be oppoliaa tbciF ronacr they AaJ' With ~ prop-am, there is • I'OOd clwlcc IMl lbcy'U up In ~ uniforms . prop-am. Salion a-allY don't come out because it'• T 0 fill tbae vacandcs, Head dtber vanity or ootlllna." Saner• retumina a t - a wearina Houabtoo Coac:b BiD Ht~aba bad an atlawed 40-45 walk-on playen at prac:tice- in bopa or findina replao:anenu. Hqba, in bls fourth Y* at the bdm u UB, is bopiq for Pf'Oiram 10 ~ can .,ow wilb the dub in the f111ore. "Wbat we're looltina ror ls fresllmeo with lllltapped potential, "said Hqba. " If rrom year aao indude l'l.nlor John Fl~t:riclc, who lslpr~tly sufferina from mooooucl-'s and ~enlor Karon Henderson, • 6' 2" pard. -JQfrq R . 71uusttHt ATTE"TIOn!!! · CfiR POOLERS . Royals' racquets snatch pair to extend win streak The UB womcn'stennls team continua lu wiAnlna WI)'$ this week w!tli S·2 vic:lorics over Niaaara University oo Mooday, and Frecloaia Slau OD lb~ 111 the Ambast Couru. Aaainst Niaa-a. tbe slnala playa-s wa-e impreNI-e In capcurina five matches, with tbe firth won by default. ddeatioa M ary DriscoU 7·5, 6-3, thus bnprovina her overall seuoo record 10 9-4. Rosa woe bet match in coovmcina rullioe by defeatina DoCIDa Plullcy 6-1, 6-1 and impro•ed her record to IJI impressive 11·2. Fredonia's Laura Cafaro defeated ownber three seeded Royaj Patricia Car Poolers from Spring 1981· must fill out a new form for Fall1981 (If you have. not already done so) to obtain a current car pool permit. Heide Job! Swted the skein witb a come from bdtlncl victory, winnina by scora of ~-7, 6-1,6-1. Amy Rfo8owecl witb a 6-3, 6-4 vic:lory, and Robin Abramoviu won bet aame by the same score. Donna Cipriani had a more difficult time but still huna on to win 3-6, 6-1, 7-6. Available In 403 Capen Hall A~ Olvlalon of Student Affairs The doubles team wu ooc as hoek)', losina both iu matdla. Sur Rubin and Usa McKJaney ._ tbe lint atatdl•l>-6, 6-l, 6-3. And tbe COIDbinMioo or Beverly Tolley aDd Lyno ~ dropped tlldr lllaldl by a -· bcanbrc:akiJia 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 ApinJI Fredonia, Jobl coCaued her -ery 10 .n.o~ 2 ·"~-· Koerner 6-4, 6-2, but DIDOber four player Cipriani bested Ann Ouoalpn 6-l. 6-2. 8otb do~ tWIU WOD their matebes. The combination or R ubin and Lalie Stidham triumphed handDy 6-2, 6-2 aDd improved their record t.o s-1. The duo or McKianey and Abramovitz also won tbcir m111ct. 6-3, 6-2. "The team is ~na up," boasted C-=!1 Coule Camaiu. ''The t - played very wdl aDd acb iDdMduaJ is playiqa )1111 as wdl, ' ' Oumaiu Mded, ''Play!JII OD 0111' bome courtS is an advaDtqe 10 us, but morelmportUtly our pley Is improvln& wltb each matdl." .:-)011 M . DNn �Pavone blanks Fredonia; fifth shutout for Bulls' netminder 8 1 LANE STRAUSS ~trum Sttif/ Writtr Afkr a tough three ~eeb of road aames for the UB varsity soccer team, the Bulls returned to the friendly confioes of Rotary Fidd'WI week and poSted a 1-0 victory over previously undefeated Fredonia Sate CoJie&e. On the road trip,' UB f'mished with a 3-2 record with the victories comina at Elscrthower (4--0), Caolsius (S-1), and 11 LeMoyne CoUege (2-0). The losses were suffered II the bands of H oughton CoUeae (2-0) and a tough 1-0 sctbuk apinSt arch-rival Buffalo Sate which dampened the Dull's chances for the SUNY AC Championship. The m-.Jority or the f'~rst balf proved to be rather uneventful with most or the action occurin,a between the 20 yard lines. The best scoring opportunity of the f'1r11 30 minutes of the half came when a Fredonia forward sent a dearina pass In front of UB goaltender Marty Pavone which was ckflected towards the net. Pavone made a onehanded divina stop off the shot, aod cleared the rebound. W ith only 51 seconds remaining in the f'IJ'St half, UB notched the tone tally or the contest. Taldna the ball in down the left sideline, Walt Cohen se111 a pass to Kun Pdaernacher, who was tightly covered by a Fredonia defender. Both players ovetTan the baU, but Fdaemacber recovered and managed to set off a one-hopper into the riaht comer or the net sivin& the Bulls allt.h e offensiv~ punch they needed. As the second half sot underway, it was clear the Bull$ were not content sittina on the slim lead as they CROSSWORD continued to dominat~ play. FirSt Felgemadter f'1red a sbot from the l~fl sick that went wide, and then Cohen was frustrated on a nne slidina save by the Fredonia 1 neuninder. Fredonia besan to Bet itself bac:lt on the Irick,, and for the remainder of the same they began to press in what ultimately proved to be a vain attemp! at &ettit\a the tyit\a goal. Thdr beSt opportunity carne with ""en minutes left when a blast from the left side of the just sailed wide or the far soaJpost. Despite the close call, UB regained its composure and manaaed to hold orr the auack. = ' 'This was our hardest coruest of the season," commented halfback Luke • DiMagio. "We've been showina a superb ckf~nsc, but we're just 1101 scoring that many goals ." ,.,....,,_,._,. With Pavon~·s shutout, his Mtb or the .season, UB posted a new school record for shutouts in a sinale seasoa . So far this season the Bulls have aUowed only rour aoals for a goals against avc:raae or .44 per same. After the same, BuUs coach Salvator~ Esposito told the team that the coolest was hon.o red as the • 'CoJk&iate Game of the Week" and that Herb Schaub was named Most Valuable Player for his fine job of markina Fredonia's aoeUent forward, Jose Garcia. Next oo the BuU 's bome slate is Syracuse Univenity, Wednesday 11 l p .m. Commuter Beer Party rho Loo .a..co1.. "Special Guest Band" - TAXI - Crouword Puul.o. &vory lolond.o,J, Wo4n01d&y, and PJ-td.o,J sn -. fJfJ ~~:~~- " Shear Thursday Oct. 22nd fleffec:tlon" at Englewood From 3·6pm at the Bull Pen! Master Challenge Trophy Winner In hair dNign etudled under sever al J,.ondon, England styling teams, Trophy· Wlnnera In men's hair cutting and women' s styling 10% dlacount on faculty & students' haln:uts 835-9339 EM plerclno . - y Fri. Beer 3 tor $1.00 4 tor $1.00 tor Commutera CO.SPONSERED BY SA COIIIIUTER AFFAIRS & UUAB COFFEHOUSE �Running game corralsCanisius offenses' JOb a "'hole n.cr." R.aht &uard Jerry Maruotf UB's 11mpk na1 surpnsed bp lhe runncna t .liCCUUoO -the key. "We pme'• effecu•C~~CU asaer\1111 thoupt thai .... -olll.d let II WileD ''*O ream with thaJ the toam was 0011rtdcnt ot lotethcr today w. had • lol •daldcal recotds. wbo c:ould run 011 the Oriffl... of trouble tA the last t..., IUIIJiadY dislik eKia othft " I tM'* that tbar dcfcruo•e . - , 10 say the least," lie - . • dole stnUk C&ll be cadJa ~ 001 all that lara• ootecl. "Today, ~1M IUlliciJ*ecl. 'Tlla'e 11 no bona aDd tlw lhrr Wovl4a 'I be lhal lam played...._ perfectly. '*I)' 10 lake conuzwut ID sucb • tou&h· Aller 1M lu (C'* We blocked ta.l •ell liP frODI, Ul aomly IIUIIdled . - thaD althollab .... dJda 'I do pma, ""' knew tllal tbe 10 ""' the football. rWUWIJ pmt "'ould hnt 10 Uflbin& UD'"-ual . We moved Tbc! UB BvOs did IJSI Ulens out, aDd V.'lu~ad hod I"' b11cL oa top, aDd " came thai~ for 201 ~ yards thro\161 today." Dudo ... eu:dlenl da}. " 011 the W&Y to a I s-1 •-.aory rt>Uicd "Our ontcnot hne Quarteba,k .,tanr Barrett onr an::ll-ri•-.1 Canutw pl11yed a arcat p!IIC, •ltlc:h n Mel IUIOlller '~~<'«»fill effort CoO.-.e. Saturday. boat not 111 h11 IISIIal mu\1 If "• arc tO run t~ fOOtball •cth any 1uccas. l'bcy manner. O.Zmc, ...ho '*COl Runnm& back Pat JUst blocked .Uat&bl ttbcad tnto cbc Cam.OUJ pmc u 1M Wlutchead led the lfound They didn't do an)'lhcna leao:lln& NCA.A O..l<oon lit attack Wllb 122 yards u UB ., fancy .. pa>oer, P<OVed 10 be I IUltable bomecomina c:rO'IOd saw blm lu Dando wd, LB's I'\IIUWII mate ror Whotehead . have tis most producti•e au>e rulhona succns could not be Altho\t&h be compltted JUSI of the K&soo. His - d annbuted to anythcna fancy, quaner th- )ard blau for a "'~ p&$KI Ill 2J but to sohd <-aeaotoon,.llb auernpls-t,.o or "hlch "ere toudldowo curoed out to be consi!ta~t dole of wal&ht lnttrcepred-hc &ained 76 the wionio& $COI'C. dives and opuon plays pa.itta yard! by NMIOI lhc ball !'We just put coaccher a the '*"Y to victory. The optooo, homsclf. total team effon out there," featurlna a pitch to "I nner plan on runnlna the Whitehead •aid. "There is no Whotr~ad, resulttd in a baU, " llatrctt added way to beat a team that plays number or aains in c:rucoal afterwards. "I JUSI take ,.hal with a total effon. Out line slluatlons. the dcfcruc •••es me. If they 1 lay was faotastk, and the But mud! of the cr~dlt, team me the bomb, l'llcakc lhe -lc.fome hdd them r,.ht up mernbtn wd, bdonaed co cbr homj). Today they let me run until the end. They made tbe offensjve lone . It up the mtddlc, 10 I took it." Head Coed! a.u Dando "'u ..,eec~ that ai•• ) 0 Sports Clipboard TUESDAY VoU~: Buffalo State CoU..e, Sl. John FiJcber, Clatt Hall, 6 p.m . Women'scmnls at Buffalo State CoUqe, 4 p.m. WEDNESDAY Soaler: Syracuse Unvlenlty at Rotary Fidel, J p .OI. Field H oetey ac St. Bonaventure Univcnlry. What really happens during a diet lly LAWRENCE POWER , MD Z....AiffdcrTunn " I'm looio& DO JDO<e weiJbt," JbakiDa ber bad IUid frownifta, ·~., 1ootem my t.ccth. I'm clown co ~ oaly plate chac sdJI r.u aad I jUII. ...,., afford a ...., - ·" b'unoe. IIOlhlna fiB u )'011 bqiJI 10 lose W<icbt, <Yea Your body clwl&a shape cwerywbae, iDI:IucllQa lhe aumsaad-"But there's DO f• ill the aums. yOU say, lO ..... else il JOi"' OD duriaa ..... lout Thr siaopk - i s cluol the body is bwuina furaklft 10 looep - . . . .. aad .... said, -ura. tf!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SUBURBAN OFFICE SUPPLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ft OCTOBER SALE! l'tJifE'-,.0 o-~~ IAVS 100 .. _ s..w.. 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I ' 111"11'.1 I I ' 1111~ ttl~ 11~11 1~11111111 IJIIIt,i t . 1'.\1• .lit' I :ot II~ I h i IIW.II . rl l•t ll"'llllll I~ 11 111 ' f 1!1 1111111 I , I 1'~'.1 I 111.111" IJI.I "I 11: 1'.11 HI It! llllt l.lllWI ltiJ IUIII Ultltl) �backpage;sports .. Bulls conquer Canisius 15-8 for hom~coming crowd 8y.ION M . DIAT A.s:llsUmJ Sports Editor TI UB Bulh defeated croswown rivol Cuisi111 CaUeae 15-8 Soturday eamlnc the roocball collqWe hrauina riahu to Buffalo liefore a crowd or 7251 • Rowy Field 011 H.omecorniJII_wee«nd. Spou-ted by the fUIUiina of Pat Wbitebead for 123 yardl and some fiDe defmsiw play, the Bull$ avenaod I&Sl years 17·14loos to Cuisius, much t.o the pleasure of the crowd. "This was the tumiD& point of the Haal>D," said left end John Wh~. "It ..., you IOiDa when rou see to many in the a.ndt. Aad I hope they come OUI apia for lbe ....a pme oc:xt Soturday." UB lOt off 10 a fast awt mardlifta 61 yardo ... aiDe plays 011 only its - " ' ............ Quarutbadt Marty pUled to l(eWa ~ settiJ¥ up bis own toudldowD nm from ......, yardo out. s.- Oruhof booted the extra poUlt for a.mu ... -'>' 7~ lead. UB WI$ 011 lbe march apia Clldy iD the second quan•u a Barmt to Prau pi$$ far 22 pnls -...s the ball to the Bulb' 4! yard liM. But 011 the oen play, Barmt's auempr WI$ iutm:cpted by Cuisius's Ddeosive b8ct WaYDe Kaotorski on the Canisi111 18-hil •ixth inter«ptioo or the year. "It was a bod pi$$," said Batmt. "I waited too lone to throw it and he pieked it ocr:' B ut UB boun<ed bock llddina a CanisiUI punt on its own 45 and proeeeded to march down the foeld for the winolna sc:qre. Barmt opened the dri•.. with a 25 yard completion 10 Pratt at the Cuisius 23 yard linC. A pw interference call apinst the Ooklc:n Griffins moved the ball 10 the ...,..,. yard line, and a holdina penalty on the next play mo•'td the ball halfway to the aoaJiine . Pa& Whil.cheod completed ·tho drive Clll the nut play sc:arllp<rina over the riP• suard for a soore. llamll then ran a wide ritht for the two poUlt ccaversioo. 1.o the JteOOd half, UB ......... oootc:nt IO lit OD ils lead and NO out the clodt and let lbe ddtose prottd the laod. It repeaaedly carDe up witb bia plays such u a Bob CostAJW> fumble recovery 10 tbwan a Canisius aooriDa tbreat. The defmae coatlDued to play tOUih in the fourth~. •oppiq Cuisiuo cold. Caaisi111 qunerbacl: T011y Sbarmo was lacked twi<le b)' ten tacltle Mike Rom to stop a Grirrm drive late iD the pme. ''We had a stunt on and there wu a hole open," replied Rossi as he described the socks. "We confused them over the lint and I blew lhroup." With tht pme windina down, CanWus rmally JC( Oil the board with a 10uclidown <lrike from Shareno to Bob Paprcx:ki from rour yards OUI 10 aven a shutout. the b.tlllhat much before," commented Barrett. who rumed II times. "We did tht option play a lot and Pat bod a .,... day too. My pUiina thoqb could have been bttter tbouJI>. Canislus did a job playina man to man and tile ov<rtll ooveraa• was ellCdlel>t. •• ' 'We The pme •bo.,·ed a marW improyemmt in the rpecialteams <»Ytnll< ,.itb Canislus Cettina minust,.'O yin~~ OD punt returns for the pme. The Bulb hod gjvm up two punc mum touchdowns in i5 l&sttwopm... "Tbey were oo the b.tll today, and we mode some chanaa," >aid O...do. 8emk (Webet) hod a sood sam• punlinc.' • iveraaina over •2 rard• a boot. But what mode the victory the sweete1t was the lar&e wmout in the SW>ds. "It was ~ble," Whiteiieod, ·~we really appprtciate i& ., • "Jwt super. i!JSI super," said Dando. Salurday's pme apinst the University of O.ytoo foaur<~ to be a tout~> one iD wh;cb UB's oppoomt rom .. into the same with • 17 pme unheateD streak-dlelooaat iD the nation. But White said UB was lhiDtiDa only o( Cuisius. "We take it one pme 01 a time," be 1101ed. t)Uthit them," Bulb Coadl BiU Dando OOt<d. "We hit the scams and made the plays. Many (Barrett) didn't hne a geat day but be did haw a frw dropped balls and we hod a frw ealled tad. "Tbey played well. Canislu• was able to move the ball bet......, the 20 yard lines but we stiffeoed up when the time came. Pat (Whitehead) bod a put pme and Marty Banctt rao the ball wdl (45 yard~ net)," the Coadl Much of the offeosiw •lack was pined up by rulllllna back Wbluheod who bod his btsl daj ........ a BuU . "The: «>acb<l called super plays. Marty ran the option be.Wflilly and when be was in trouble he'd lin it to mt and I tried to do my best," Whitebeod maintailled. "Give alot or credit to the line 100. They played jwt ad6ed: super." Barrett cited Canisi111' def¥iise for his "'b par pusina day. "I have,._ ru11 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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II... an to people beoolillng partk:Apanta more lnlluence tome twenty yeara tater on than juat obaenert It sounda ~ 111e Gl'a that c:ame through-nona of atodgy, and il'a anyln!ng bill stodgy. tl*n lamoua young wntcwa 01 E-cwy nigh! the play change~ bec:auaa burgeoning c:elebrttlea Th•a one fallow of 1111 eud- Willi tiler brrng, how Jvllan Sial~. at the ega of hft..,., tt.)' ~&N-tt eounc1$ llhel'm remambatl Aui'C GcwtNde oom•ng to puttrng 1 1o1 of bufden on ll>e a u o - tile 110-. Hoa ...nembr.,_l of - '* ''*• '"Wt _,... .. '* - She.,., ''*• 1\ean' ~ U1 ratMt dJII pll1fclpants. and I g.-at am I wonciCW llta19111a>on -----Ol.D llED WD.L ................................ _............ ~ ~ .,..........., o- .......... n a....~ 1fi~~~~ ~..,a..--~...__o._ .......... ~ ....... ....... <""'-- .... ti.7S .-,~ lttHrV•llom 5UUHltd 633-7878 ....... ....... 7 fp":.,::·-~~;;~::=~~~~;=~~=~r, ~~~~~~~~~~~ !My .,. kMng. IIIey are not the are rMJiy riJIItaati<:-IMy INl'C - - - - - - , - ...... ... lUll_ . . _ _ _ .,...,,.,. ,... .. ._.. PIERCE ARROW �Mink Deville performs coup de grace on Fillmor~. ~~.9.!!.1.5.!..9wd w J '""" ""- .c ------·•~ 0.101 SoluM> Parilantn• • Thta While ••-1"0 tttel•ne o1 - ' • " ''"no o.~~•~c~e the Aoom tO< .... lollnlo. 0.'111.. · - 10 man "'"mo.eoao•n. • ..uo..,...,liiON\' - lol.n• •'fe~MAt~al t 1- tho. . I*>PI<I actually Mc>w 0.V•IIel17ft A a~ll•e glance_, • - boll nc1 me""' 1101 <;ont~rm '"~ oet11t1>1a• .,Ito,..,, dlltiOC:IIOM be1w.... O.VUI_. t.. ond tl'oOM .,1\0 - I ~ people WIII\OUt llliJ l<no• ltdgt ol O.VIIIt 'll uvolr ltltl, 1111 IQmatlll(;lll. "'YC-Conunanttl Dtt<lgtcl 1'!&.8 ..... P<OblbiJ • - SQ<~nlng 11\e c:ottwentao\lly piNltcl H Y TimH ••••ew tor 1 CIUit:JI 10w4o,.n Myeell lncludecl nat ..u ec 8 p m A<ounG 10:10 p m tall• • oarheulll!y 000<1-•no ~•• llt tile ~10<1<11. Wolly O.Vol••lll<l,. Ice"'''" marac:-~tn lunt. anti (IIOw 1119 lyr<a 10 'Tao• 'four To .... ' II too•. hom an opentr>g botfoto n• • ....,Oed 10 00 ...... So "'' bene! played aome -~~ but 1>01'1•00 (MMCUM•04'\ _.1\h laJt."""ln l.Du a Corte<euJ llppon· 11 much on lha tan4 lash>On (but With t diiiii\CI I*I&I)U """'be· ·•-•n Bog·m•n o ..ence- lor tne E~treet Bat>.:! Min~ O.Vtllt t mus•e aounos sl'fllll'~ remlnl_,l ol Btuce Scl<lttOaJ-rs roc,.,.. strMtoCN!tln , "~o-1~ l'll<'eonally. I'm • 8Nce tan, but M•n• DeVIlle It no teptWMI\tat>On ot N J tlrllll boogoalroc:~ They 11 tuned Into a cut little< 411 ttuna to say IIIIa) than tlte Boas anc1 Soll\1111""' JoltMy'a Atbuoy Thebe"CS O.VM,. Dt. .kt "'' Mt!11CU • - • a ,.,.., end IIIC•• Oi~aret•• "'he''"'o tt•~ - .In "'''""*• 011"100 t ... hUll I"",...,_, 1'0< I... oan , . •.epa • POlled C..O -•lloUgv\ttrtat, e•potor>g e oao bOY amool-11111 •1 tug....... ed br 1111 -•ar<alll Ol "'Ytllfll g111t .., para... _ ••• ll'lf!O t f l d Hera • 1 balltJ t>aM tor yt-•1\ "'"'' ••yl - 1 Of lilt '01190YI' ( b 8 t - *'"'""' •• ltll. .l1110flk '"""'" ~'"''* A•e..-.o ,,_ • &111\011 ~-· f~WtiC'I'It - ' " ' " g a t ueoc: oted "''" Wltl•f' O.Votlt t~Mt cnoa • - 1 onto consiCI<Itelon and doa&l>'l IM•t tl btfl<'l() l'ltltiO ... !Ill Cllttec:led 1111 muJJC by roc:o toll IIII\Cit!OS, 11\Hf ' ""ll lnlo , ... . , . ' - -· no ••,. ••· oag ot roma~t•c <m ano Df~W• cr.,.,• tniiPl!ed ow lila - I t ' bl aot\'•~tet4am .... , . . ~,.,"'·~ ~ -~·ne tf\at. ,. 111 Oor1al<IUII! •&> Tom Pra dhlmt, CMr ••e a'••l'l tM4)> IOf e ~ ''Siw't So Too41~~ .... • P""'• •• t"'Pie oa OU<Iat a ... - _,,..,,.., on a <OflO Mm!O!Ir "' lila t>a•••CM>t ... wa ~ w.t•tnlltt!!\1 c.. 01!>1<-'ICII. from IN N• LP QOfliOIItt ·~· l'rentt~ .._ "' f.o', .,. """ fltiOI'Of\,- Kenny lol11gol•t on acc:ord>OII · .., JNOa Ill•• lom119! ~l!t~Wtoll ti\M\IIt Sout~ Jottnnv r.-ance -.., •·C~Qot~g wa.• · c~ "'~~&;did . - - a r..r.oe~ betel\ of !lOP A&8 :and •toe~•!c Ollie DJu• too..- -'~itt Wi , ted ,._, llwo<l9h 1.... amug IO"Ct\NM llHI\l"'l) "'t nil ell\ " Oft'>. g<Owla -·tr·• ··* ' ""' "T..•d•ot>t "'"" hi eot.p o. G••.,., •n ,,. "181' i¢11el •~ ...moo -illll wi!ll "'a and Conttlt!Qi -"til •~•• u w I y ~~<ougnt tno _,.lui,_ ••wit .,._,'Ill The ,.._, '""'"' LP Coup d• C;r•ce" tho a attumaJOOI\. as ..., tne .,,,.._., lA Cltll fJJIJU A gtMI .,..,._,Into tull -~PIC lottowtno m•~ not lit !Ita c:ast on'"" t'JIIOitOn t Ia J - &oo ..n U.S l>.n Mitt~. O.Vtlle" on tC.OO AI 11"- II mi;flll\aw k"* l,_y ,.,. OUIIO I*>P't , _ , O.V•t• ,.., I*Ptf...at•no- too t'IIUCII, blaJl o n e - C._ tlwl 1119!n on the same that •atn I the c:atM The IOf an Spror>gal...,.....,. one·a '"'~~• ~ IDOl ~P'no long att.. the m~IIC ...core went 0t1 for •·~ m•nut• oetor SlOC>ttl>ot '"l.ooe "" L:oka You [)jd Batore . . _ ,,.... The IWeiYIMI<InQ aet cec:.~~~e • eoot !ell ,,. • • • tl)f oaocs • CX>nllec:hon eoplllttlc:tlecl O.Volle . . . _...,_,Willi,,.~ AU "''..""~~ aome bioat.,no ..,.. wn oelnll.altd., 111 11\e •a tON> 8a0ec:~ed '" a black Slllatlo-.tyl<t lUll p4no shtn ancl deutlle gold aarrlr>go, romantic, O.VIIte fiii!I.MII ,.,.. 10 w lly that tuly "'"'"'•"no "'""t '"""'* c:r• '*"' ....- '""" ....... .now'""'" .,.,..,..,....,,p "'*" _,., James Emery: The modem Gomposer straps on a guitar - - - - - ' b y Tony Grajeda lec:ufly ot the Cteau.. lolusoe guttar oncltM feat tn an Ja- "-Y-Mecll a Studio In Woodstoc:ll N Y., ta a compo- of en&enlbla. IGio anCI h.. eleelronlc: f)lec:as audience 11\al Is oil., beaten Sludt(fl<ltlalo-Oetobar 1 II wu ObYIOul from !.he Instant James Emery~ Into h la lltll compoSition IIIII a1 lila lnatn.rnent It waa an Wllidl he has ~~Wiormecf lhrouglloul lite Sltled end Eurooa He hn .........., and racorOICI wltn !.he tlt<et ol ell~oc sl>or1 ""enlng ol SOlO guitar mooct and method at loledla Study'>~ 51>1Cious performance room em.,.. a membe( olt,. - • among otl\e,.. The lntltnldallfiO lhouglll ol • 'I!IOdem" eompo- on eolo ,. ,... eJttremely tCeompUahecl Anthony Stallion, Rolltrt Olek. Letoy Jankfnt and Bolly Bang lnlo _ ,.. ~lOti by an .-•e•N In gunat ltollriOniea Yes, Emery's 11111 mueh """" enQOOl"'• ._,.,, by the many ,..,....,. ..., - • leani"' IOfWatd In an anempt to easen wary Sllbllely ot lite aooullle ""mbeta, or jOtted Into neurotic reputaion by an etec1ronlc o1 gretlno leeclback. It w. .n, .....nlY en barf• Ofdlna<y CICI!>C*I"' A ltTiall but alieni'.., CIOWCI 1tu119 on tor an ..plotetO<Y • ol II• 0 1 - - · Emery att-uno e ••••Iring e<ec:tNC: El)oPIIOnt guotar a ei...•Cal guitar at>d • mlnt~ura a00111toc, all tUbiiCIIICIIo •aJtous Ptelall end 0111011oon untta The Wtnuoao ted oil wllh a jazzy 1 T 1 FREE\\ BUY 2 ~ERICEDAT$5.BSEACH BUY ANY 2 LP s : d CHO\CE FREE~ AND GET yoUR r 3 DAYS ONLY! CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS OF ARTISTS LIKE: JAN & DEAN LITTLE ANTHON Y DON McLEAN BOPB SEGER GEORGE HARRISON KINGSTON TRIO MANFRED MANN SLIM WHITMAN APRIL WINE RINGO STARR RECORDS • rAPES • JOHN LENNON BOB WELCH CRYSTAL GAYLE FRANK SINATRA UNDA RONSTADT JERRY LEE LEWIS JOHNNY BURNETTE LITTLE RICHARD JIMI HENDRIX LITTLE RIVER BAND AUDIO • SALE ENDS SUNDAY QCT. 18 AT MIDNtTEI ap.tl70apAWaelt 10 AM nft Mldnl~ Sale Partalna to Albuma llalt<ed SSM Only 4 P!odl9fOI s..nmoo - - . "-r. 1 6 - '"' VIDEO • BEATLES PAUL ANKA WHISPERS DR. HOOK MAZE NINA SIMONE SAMMY HAGAR BEACH BOYS PINK FLOYD AND MOREl STEREO COMPONENTS pnrua on tilt El)l~e. eyes lotJooNing ttos notation on mu.aiC stand 11 lite aud•-e totlowecl "'' talllll mut.O. IOUfl<ltng 110111 Thla Quicl<ly broooe Into en otretc:h lt!\PfO"-""'" compu,_,.., by . ...,,, EttiC1to-Harmonu ttltela peclals- Emery'ateet .,.., m<Mng nearly •• Jut on 11\e Peclall u hot hanoa - • 0<1 the gutt a< A treq'*'C)I antlytet, a "Memory loltn" IICitolc:lloNs, and and Oct..,. Multiple~ - · employeoto Mn<l lfMI ~egment tar oil tnto ayntlletlzed · It bee~ - · It t>agan, on l.ht sealecl oown Eplpnone lolost ol Eme<y'o work ll tlructllftd In tnoa mannet. a plec:e's .,Dltlal contlruc:1ton .._tlelled onto a - muwc, 0'"'80 ploantty to nti(ICiit..,l tnto ~IIICI!ed • - ·taiiOn's &e.n"''jty dlt)Otnted aqu.,mot/IM alOng ,,_ gutlllt'a MCk """'"' Mill Ol'llly Decl< tnto na c1.-1 '""'"~~· a _ . , , . ol Mnoty .......,.. the ~ An acoustic: rtlltnbet t t v - - to lull us aucft.,.. with en utK:IIarac111!allc.lly meto<tte por110n but was w_ioual, -te<ed by a tttecll ol ratn.r ebetow:t bata 11\e ana.rc:ltoc p . _ . . 01'* moment• wt11ctt tttd neads 111\aklno . t,. ..,..,..,.. ot oom,.,tenzao moantng, kt'r~ a!1tiC1&, hamloniC6 l"ltlt ted by aq.-lt~g ma strlr>gs- !.he _ , . . . heeclt, and generallla-.oc on the lretlJOatd Ytl, J..,_ &nery'a len•te lntagtna!lon 11 .._,tilly ma lmoelus behlt>d hla blaztno al)jiJU. ., <l•ap~ng ~t>et.c!•Oie control oo... 1\ll oniiiJU,.,t with en lntun., tot ,ound tnot lilllOUflll to a shrtll oenM The mo4em eompobrought oo..n to . .nit MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL at PICCOLO'S! -WATCH THE GAME AND HAVE FREE PIZZA AT HALFTIME! YOUR cHOICE! $ 5 • 95 (SCHLITZ) STEAMED CLAMS & 1 PITCHER OF BEER OR (SCHLITZ) CHICKEN WINGS & 1 PITCHER OF BEER COMPLETE LUNCH, DINIIEII ~0 LATE·NIGMT SMACIC IIIEHU AVAilAJL£1 �.l The Alyn Syms Group: An 'offering' for the bigtime ----------------~f JMIG~ Mustt:, 11 11'' to •votve • s •n err /Ofm, muot N lrH FrH /rom the nerrowmlndedneas of praolllloner end 1/ttener 81/~e. From the rel trlotlona Imposed by tne marltetp/eCfl Unlortunerely the current empnesrl '' on ••"'• abcwe a ll et$e No wonder the state of the erl ls /111/e m0f8 tllen • circus aldeahow, lull ol clowns end def>Cing llHra. AIO ,_, • '*""0 a-c.~ .s,_. M1t1 0..•• w•ttol Rc....• CDftllftlt'\led S~ Af1tf au montfta Ol C)(ayt"' - Ai yn Syms from Tile 01/Mrng Fo<- .,.,_~a. Aly~ $,..,_ 1\ol _ , -atOCI to maJung rn.,a;c. Htt vn•rut-oated dltllnt to g M I he vefY belt 01 "'m.Mit r.u orMteG • fOiao.,ng of mus-e: tov«w Who IMI appelted at the ~.nJullk»> Syma tla.t endure<L Altr.ouQh IM Alyn Syfnl Group IASG) hal made adrn"able progr..s durtng Ill rw• .,..., l ).illlnc., tl ha a bMn pta.gued by petaon.nel changet, dltUeuiU" w ith m.n~nt, and lOt lh41 moor par1 a lee' 01 1tcOQnl1ton b)' many local ..010 &II IW>nl. Stm• I OI"'")ed ASG 1n 1871 and <Junng the rtext two yeart the band pl a~e<t tht lOcal b&' acene. performing un1qw t 1001>. I O'G 1\ L.aek.a•l"'\1 HfOh Sc."''OC fWll IO Ploly •OC..Io. ano roM eQtifl artO • "-" t got on stao- 1 cou\0" t ~ ·• hoW rua1y I ••• ...,. hanctt: ....-re tut.t not '-!MO to •Of~ 1n0 ap~ And lthou'Of't to,..,.... ,ou eart tP"Mo• ~"'""' )'OU kMW lbcMIIIhe g~o~ tar ~tJhe-. nGow 41 yOU kMP ~0 tl'ttt s~utl So a gurtM pl•,.er s atancJPQint 11 •at ..,..'>' ' Oft'! hennlul to play w1th A1U be'Cause: mustGatty 1 h.O no WOf'" 1000 " Thotl oUWJf me"'oeu ot ASG were '" a state ol '"''~bO •allt"g to ... If S';'mt wOt.;)d IOUf -.tth JamM No• thai Symt t\aCf r•)Kted that Offef II WII llrM IO f~lo.m A$0 S)"mt OK'Ged 10 •hm!ttete tht rhythm Ql.lltarlat tnd the ncond dnJmmer. 10 thf' group becam& J fouraomt Tho group conelateo ol Pet., O~v~s on ¥OCala St••• 8un on ball lnd MlchHI Slmo-flton on d'utnt (tncldonlally IM *" and ASG It Qeglnnmg 10 fee• ul'lealy ao t ~ t ''PIC' lhat much rrorn "'~' &,tone thlMg abe).ut Star61t~ 1~ dof\·1 bvlllt'lft me 100...1 n,..no• We can sit 60wTt alld talk ebeN~ .tOmtthtng T~ MW llb..lm fNlUfH ASG 1 htawy metal lty .. In top fotm IOCiucJed Ml " ... fecGfd II I ttmalrlt Ol cocwe' materlaa 11 V~~etl•• thJ•r own compos.ltlona Thtl group name S1"'0ns.M IS an fnglltn uanst•tlo" ot Szym•M.kl of the cNb c~rcult and tne pertpic.ac'O\fs Syma deddt4 H ltmt to bfii'Kh out ASG •ent '"'o the •~ICh lltlngtly ~h f'l,1ppe.t~5 to be S~m• rea1n•mllt ahKhO to reo«d lnd IUM com~tJng ~" malet"PII lor •'"''" ~"" ~m 111e1 drurnme, ..,IC.,Hl bfott\era) an: album I!\en enll•tecl lhett htat management com011n~ wu~ l"fl ~ ol tlleH rneqg«n.,t Ihe C'?UP tt'MHd '" l•ltftei4MI otey rfiCOJd "'e.,tr t980 an. ot t~ ~·on tfMi HO'fir....,, tt'te O'Ot.P '*II IOOf'l to be 6 saopcAAIId ••ttl th.., fteW ~1\tp TN r fiCOICh"9 effort$ W'e'e f01 nauo·t~t ....cl EP can I t<..p a Gooo 8Mcs Oo•"' -.as~" ifltltnt at~C:e».U &"'CC •ftlt EO nurnc.t fovt on tn.e- loca~ cn.nt tM! fiCOI'dtcl tTilllri.. ~ uP COiltCUtiQ dUSI on II'\ otrce ahelf • • ,.,.., ,... manltQef'Nt'l made al~t o• ~~ o• '~' SOf\O wete s.nt to otnet c;1 ea •'lilt he promt. . . tt\llt .....,. ,..... litei)t 'IIIClO"M ••• o--.,_.he'kn"'' Syl'ftS a~ h 1 c~an,. ot Subilf'fl.e ~·•"• .,.,, brl>g·~ 10 c.aptutt a"\ a!Jd ttne.t '" J...,..,. ot 1879 S)"Ma betaine a.stoetated '<flttlh thl no• Sy ~ I he Q4'0UP I telaliOnlh<p wt-lf\ I ~'leA men&04'T"f"t aucceutut funk k1no. 8 utfato a o 'llltn RK:K James. Afl11 mMUng Jamea ttvougtl a fne nd ot a fnend. Syms DfOIR n.d feKMG an II~ t""t ~ ~ IM!I'"'I) Ol ~ttnOtfl)' lhM record•Oil Wtth hom. playlf19 on Busting Out s.-ar tu.ilttd btl*"" them wa.s •l"''tPeh15 enough lot Syms to ..., new mtfiii)M*1t A tellr months a tier the EP wn ltlevla»n &ppuriN:III weta to IOito-.-Roct Conolt1. ,.ldmgM Specr•l. a fl(l Soul Trotn But wnet> the opportun"y rtiNHCI. ASG beCame a ssociated w1th lhett prea.nt 10 tour vrrlth Jamea came a~ng, Syms lumed 11 down citing menagtmenl St• ••lruc:k PfodtJttions. wtlich hat Mtped tnt gtoup • great deal Stii'Struck's contract. eoab*' ASG to proreulonal , . . aona. Ht ftU thet nla tetent wu belng wasted becauae h i I guitar hckt were being supprnaed and reiN. . a full·le~th album &niiUed Tht Otftrmg *"'d\ n . . weJt h.,dly audible on tne aJbum. tfJa slx·month 1-t1flt wttt'l bttn on ""- locally tor about three weeks. James was o....r. B u1 Staratn.tck •• an OfQ&n~I!Hon or eonatderab.. au.t 100n gr .w Uted Stan.Uuck Nts • ~ o• bat'Cie on ua ,.,.,., • noted S1fttl AlwJ I dOn I lflel< ttt.l .,..-,bOat l~lt 1\et A ll'ftOUII\t ~ be"CCI rot.t• c.a11 ,._.,~y g .. e tOO ~~ to .,..,. Ot"' Of thoM e-Oups YOY ~tot a 101 01 ·~ I~ "''"'<lg4t'Nn1 but I l l •hOle I !'le¥'et COI\I!OitiO myMII C:.."'' rftln.IQIMI by 1nyb0cf; t ve •'••va C.O"'Itdlttd A.SG to be on...,. ~ 0t1 a e.n OlO vardb~rd a IA)AQ. · wean Futt ol S0\11 ••-•• 11 •n 8kltnded •&fiiOn Of ~SQ I blrg~&t hit whh I Cond-"Md IIIII GQOO 8an<1 Oo.. n A c;01,;pte ot oeop11 loki me It" I IN Oftglnal aono ahOu&o Nl•t bMn J~et lll'd I l•ttfned to th<M\. at.., led S)"'N • t 1110 lhOuQ'ht t co-;ld do t>etrM on lht f~~~Je 1~ fKotd ''of ng Not~r that ttwl ••tM.Jm ·• ou1 the moet 1mpor111nt .. ,,l()f'IIO ~IS PIOI'nOI"'Q tl n• .. been remtU .,.,_, •t CCW"M ~M &"'I ASG WI CNI'IC.&Mr ..-.oet ~ C()vtM or fed\Q llltiOI\a to P~U""'"G loCI I ~tent tn TNI G'~P -. 41 ~·••IOfOW'" 10 ,..._'York C.lr at liM lf'CS o~ Oetabef to J)tay •• G.....,"'"" ano •llh afty rue'g., ~·erut 1 ~J'Of recbfd it<llr'Da'"t., --otMat Lnll" t._... ..., n.. we 1\1,... a 10t ttOibQ or~ I h.. .._, srma Q1'0uP feMt tt••l •I lhll OOHI'\ ·t 90 ,. ... tnen e.-a a • ,..., d i ttO« thai tne band m..ghl )Ust giVe ~ Rat• ,._" $e a ~~ dl.at.h 4n BuffalO..... wouiCI ti.lll MffGIItruc:t At ChKJc. o\lt or itght 1nc1 00 bM:k ,,to tnt sr~eo. 8wt ...,..,. u the New YOflt deal ooa.n·1 ta .. • oil and ttwl ••bum ctot1 •u• ,.•.,. tl>lrll .. enouol\ to hOld ua togotlte1 S)lf'l'lt 11 a reatiat. Reoatd lttu of the tte"*"'C'oua tuppOrt ne has, "• tmowa tile roacs to succ.aa ta • tonQ and arduous Pith Tl'ltfl ate no "'19~ formula•·; P'OI~tit~ can on.., teavlt ttom 1 sense ol Cie(t.kl.aHon to muak: and 1 con" Jcuon 10 live by tns own ru..._ h lud • orCA( pru n t I Check Out Fri. Oct 16th In Next Wednesday's Spectrum SaL Oct 17th ~IIXFD DHINK S 2 FOH ' lllE PRICE OF I TIL L~II ON IGHT DRAFT soc SCREWS AND MARYS 75C Frtclay, 170 MFAC 7 ol: 9 :15 pea Saturday, 146 Dlefadorf 7 ol: 9 :15 S.....S.y, Squire 'The. Ire 4 , 6 :15 ol: 8 :30 11C KETS AVAILABLE AT S QUIRE TIC KET OffiC E F,.,.y, 16 Oel- Iff! • The --"" "oo' S... .5 �'Company' at Center Theatre: Purple programs set mood ~·..:~ _ _ _ _ _By Dan Holder ~l"'t . . . lftt"'lfr.'t . . . ~tlf' TN-tiHe Com~..- ~attrl. Mw Yoo• O ty w'lilo q-IIOn"''J .,. ~·••otm•·r~ X*'I""Q A ~--'l'ltftit~•"-'Dl""' t1 ~'"ef!Air•n•~·~ *' N... YOII<. Ond II 36 AIIO 1101 mamed He·a a baenekx WIU' fiH frtaoda who att maltltct fo ltve oth«K people. 10 ~ t\a 10 lrlendl Met tht. . gitHN~I But he •ton t marrt@d -.-. ........... ""_ ()patwog """ 1 _.....,""""' Ol ... - "'iitol • ""' ........ pony m9'1 lot -ho,. · f'lrll ,.._,.,.., ""'""*'0""' - C" __ , .. ~ leW!' on thrl en!~'~ ot trw - IC10'1& ~ tN- Ckn u abOut • o~o~r •l!'aO ••n l maffled, ei\Ct no.. he~ r gM m•ntKS -..n •• lht f!!"WJ ot r~ l»h ,..,, Mmt • Aot»tt aNI twt naa thfM gif1h;tndl .,._ lfva tn N8 Yot'k. •llh<MIV'O lhoy dldn'IIOI~ lbOul ltoo Now Y0<1< Yo""eot on Itoo ploy Potot Mewetl ~•Y• Robeft wno u,.... In fDf thfo •• 11. ol .,,, .n ttw IOftO Com,p.,"'J ~,. tnt•.trt """''...,., m ,,. eoto n~tt ....,, Alii ot t~ mt~~fC aod rttel ,,. ,muen b,.S1e~~ ~Ott·"' • tti *"''- '"•~•Wether!Wt 4'~~~'"' I ~~ fc.NC' ~, d•1e f\0141 1 iC''• onCk'N'Ibn11t1 Che •A~ _..,,. s.u.no • .. p.~ ~ . . . . . 4.n~ ....ott. ~- .n ~· '"•' Th teo~, ... ,_.,........ 01 , , . ,... • c,t 11'\e .. 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'o tr~•) Tht r~oo•trrt ,., ,,.. erJNJVOtl •t • putrMt The Mt • " 1 m~o~lti k-o.~fld ·~ lnocl fl'llfiiiiHC ltJOCIU18 ~'*' ~ M"'' Wa.r•l'\ ttthough tt1e program IIVI ~eta 1nd tMJ• ••• Of'lt)' 001 b\ft It Wll I teat goo0 one The Ml not tnt progr111'1 The PfOQIIf"'' wU Ploi'"P.. TN Mt .,., ;npon.. r.tl to. trwt . , . _ . -. _ . , _.w.g "'""' "' lloc..n ..,., IIA'"r .,...., p._.,•lf~ to 1etke lobed that ~Of lutftdw,. ~I,, 1~ ........ '"""*Cent' p.,.-.,., ~.JI'O P4•f:Wfl\~ "'~·lh. , . , . , be ll'lU ~,•~n th-e mw•O.f\1 ~ L~l &•ngetl ,,.,. 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IMifcw•5oM.SI M t"• hePPt"'"'Gf e tter the lniO - - through llfgl donal lo<>t 10 lho ahuoclo Ahnough Oo Hlro ond Ouvoll &II IIOih glhotl actors, Duvoll vet• o betta.r ~d ov.f the aUdience Tom Spellocy, 1 cop no lo<>gOf on ••• take, 11 • r~her par1 wf1h more ewe- The "'''" ooor O( tn• ,.~ mvttla iiO COf1)W of • Wtpf'U'OI)Itd buSI"'"*""' OP"Q Of cancM a ftd trying 10 CNr "" -...y Po4a Oeportmont tOOm Ia- btotr.e' eonc..,nt -im" eovndt too harOoOCMIId, a\r'no6t OUIO 11'0<11 -gOO< SpoiOOc:y calm toor ~to • poworlUI vlnU<o of tho autr.omy tlt ,..,...., .. ""'"by lom S!>ellocy, ooo, hoo- He can o.. away w1tn thii"QI no one oliO can )WI Dy IIUhlng tlla oaciQo. ~con '"'" a ,.,.., luot b) loklng htm ko '"' a-U0<\1110 1'l>o .. oy T""' !)oeilocy · - Ond ebwel ,.. po. . . . Wf\lt -- ull.,.,..t..., OICfCtll t.N f'nOII•'• AIUoougft ltoo IWO brOCtoora ho,. botoa¥011 bodty Ol I !My twna.M a)mpe.thatiC ch«actt4'&. llwy .,. Oftf, N.tnM, hU'Nf'l •tC" - - - II .. """'tobloltooy ..... 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TWO FOil TllESDA n Lallaua Ill•• l llollltl ror ...oo AMertllo or Scllanpps --WEDNESDAY-- ~ Ml<htloll ·w Drafl Jnoo --THLBSDA l ' -- COLLECE MCRT All liar Drlall s ?k Join Now Before Oct. 23rd price increase I Room 7Squire Hall- 831-3591 Office Hours 9 am-4:30pm Monday thru Friday A '>rte!.rre lr'q/UllJ OurSon9 ....... NOVEMBER 3 • Blh Sllra's Buflalo TICJOS OH SAIL "OWl c._ s.... Cal 15(,.2310 ..... 147.0SSO • ,..,., ~· _.,. WCR·TV·2, WBEN Radio 6 H•rw,lrCMt l;c.lttt Ott u.S. • t •It CHtfnl <Ntko M Wbfffft HrtN Vorl C~ .$Quffw lo• Otl;o~_ ' •c �---81 8111 a..e o ker "Hot." Early jan w .. hOt, and aweaty. It was IO< the boc1y, the motions a11<1 emot ions. It ~fllll lat er It cooled, became more C<lle..latlhg, tor the bral11. Us audleiiC<I became mO<e select, mO<e like a cult, The masses l ike neat, the mind lfkea vari ety. t..olln Is "hOt ," Indivisi ble from It' a climate. It creates strange bedfettows. Classicist Ravel . l>OPISt Manllow. ll&avy rock eludes ttke Hendri x and San!ana and )aaers ll ~ a Oluy Gillespi e end Mttes have u Sed 11 like a 51>ice wllh n umerou• applications For some reason. Latin rnythma e1o no1 sutler the stigma other elhnlo musics do. Just about every major artist has u\lflzed them at some poi nt In 11\Bir car""'•· On the technical front. eleclret~lc thythm boxes will rarely feature a pol ka 0< 1aran1et1a bu t boast numerous \.alin varl aloons. Nol many mu.lc fans are ltrmed off by lilt! addition of COflllaS, etc. Where many woul<l be by the ad<lltl0t1 Ql strings or o ther cO<Omercl allzlng features. Due to it's permeation through the whole ! leta, Latin could t>r-o 10 1\ave the largest crossover audience o f any ethnic music. combines all tllelmagsry of mythiCj!l Ora Kantas t>re<l tO<Oaelo, the Beattes' "Revolution number 9'' and 'Strawberry Flelela • . " wrth a large dose ol M &t~enyi M aya tonal lmagsry P aquuo O'Aiv&fa Is e leader. not a sideman. ana hlo atb11m Is .all Ilia o wn. He's that same Cullen born reeds player whO too~ Montreux and t~e worlel by storm a few shOrt yurs ago with ltakere, an e>u>ellent be~<l that hOlds tha distinction of being the llrst CUban group to be slgne<l by an American record company In twenty r ears. Cube wes "'he<e Dtzzy found Chano Po:o, rnereby tn a ugur a tl~ t~e Utln Jazz tradition almost lorty years ago And trakere ~;hOwed Uf tnat natton·s jazz tendencies have no~ been hibernating the last t wo c:lec:ades. Pacquito enjOyed rwo years With this world tourlflll band, ex1ltrlO dur.ng a European tou• hllliflll out In Spain and cornlflll to tne States SIX months late<. His lfrst soto project. 8/owlr> (Colu.mbla FC37374), is no cO<Omercoal rut, d;sgulslng some excellent player- in fusion g arb like &Orne Jo.panese llorl\ player• hav• been aubjl!cted to 'more on thai in the next ootumnJ Fortunately, Blo"''" IS a COIIai>Ofatlon ot oreal latin players who IUOt play the;r not peppers ofl Basslsl Eddie Gome• Is tho sessrons lltooest name. He soloa 1111 way rntough an awosome IW.tapMotlon woth electric basslsl Russell Blake on " Baulronaut." There Is not 1 weak cut on the olbum It s pure hot, a'ld ts t~e pettect primer fO< anyone ~ nn miSMd l~akel a and can't really undersllnd the l.atin lnlluenoe on )au beyond the conga d,um. In a statement he ma<le on hts arrlv•l m New York e.s a permanelll reo)(tent. Pecquolo echoed • s.ent•ment ••ve hoard frO<n many jan p laYI!rr whOse hOmelands 1re someW1\at resrrlcuvo toward Jau pllyefi. He saio, ' Man yO<J don't know wn" It's lot<e not to be tree fot the fltst time In my lif e, I m free • That oentimenl m1y be a clue to the unoversallty of boln jazz an<l Ullin rhythms In 1 s~nse, It's w~at the mualc'a been saying lrO<O the beginning • Free" Is not. · Is 11 not> eeJt at Brannen 3989Ma1n Medical School Applicants fNana Vasconcelos Ia a tarazlllan-t.om percussionist whO's been around as long u ·any~ bul has nurtueel, l o Ills ,itdvantaos. a l1lOill backWOO<Ia character an<l prl mlllve perSOtla. I remembel aeelflll blm lor the llrslllme on the PBS tube Wlth Gato Barbieri from Montreux. He's grown to cull stalus wltto 601118 exploratory recorol ngs wrth Codona an<l Egberio Grsmonti. His appearance on the latest Par Metheny project, As Fall& Wotchlra, So Falls Wffchlta Falls (ECM-1-1190), I neld In quite great ant icipation a fter Ills eollesl•e role In the Metheny group'a Bultalo performance thi s past spring. In an a fter-eoneen l nt&!View. Metheny elateo hOW he ooutan't Imagine hOw they could have rt!CO<<Ied the music without Nana 's Input. The album itself Is not a di sappointment. It 4hOWS great prO<Oi se IO< an ever...,xpandl ng Metheny (POSI 80/llt), and for a continually matunflll and cllaltengong Lyle Mays. Nana' s appearance however. sounds more like an afterthOught. If I didn't al ready know hOw ECM put tnel r albUms togetllet, I'd almost '>elleve tte Nas brought In ' hen the dose was near compl etion. Pat'S desire t o ut llfte Nana 'S " hOt'' lor his normally cooter sounds falls short like a l ukewarm entree with hOt sauce on the side. Nana's Incorporation Into the regular group, a s evidenced In :heir Spring performance. may Have matured, so later reCO<difliiS hOld gteat promise. The aJbum'.s lll gllpolnlt are Mays' acoustic plano on " Ozark" ar>d lila subtle Zawlnul-llke synt hesizer programming, with the elder master'a flair l or knoWlflll what Ills best. Metheny Is developing a naturalness that goa beyond hi s earlier e fforts. The Bill Evans memorial, "September Atteenth" Ia every bit a tear·Jerker aa Mclaughlin's "Lotus on an Irish Stream" was In 1971. Nane's few opportuniti es to come out front come with uni que vocallatlona on "It's For You" and "E11tupenda Grau" (eehoelflll " Amazing Grace' ) . The title tur>e We heve piiCtld hundred' of Sfve)ents tn\o ttM bel'' '"'"'II" S1 med~eai ochOOio ondudmg G-ve o UnNers•ty .n Greo&da, world's h~hest ECFMG av~a.oe Engh&h 5£1'ea-lm·'9 S«moot Person11 profesiKm~~t elfetltVe S1nce 197S faY.J!Illi'...Q!l-'"JQ!lO.a Of' wnte tor our 1981 Bulleun dHCtlbt"9 how we ctn help '10\J obt•m • qualtty mediCal ectu.eauon C1ll .-..,,\'Y2f? =~~~ . . . ,Ll\ ·..\~\~ Corporetl~ Do'"' W•.-. ,.,..,. l"<tt:.tt ,, l)t01 .._.,. 'cY' oUy tt701 ~- 1..-~Sowofl'l lt...,. G_..~,-.N' 11•\1 1305) 683 ·6 222 (2121 441· 7074 Jtoo$ oH~ )HI flf'OAI«• esoldOver 1,000.000 wed olbums boughr, ond I!Oded since 1975. eRockllurrOI'IS, Slickers. Porches. Pins, T·Shirts. Cops. Americon C. Dritish Music Mogozlnes. ...;.,~it Atlllill ~;.... ~ t.adl...... 15c codot•U. 111 5 ELMWOOD AT FOREST-883-0330 ,,..... u ...... .................. 75c ClOdltaU. ... ........ -....--...,._.... _ ~- wK11 NFL FootHJI Spedala '"lad" -· ..... DttaJo a o.ow. ,.,.. ... a...u.. -u.se INCWft'D Nerwal k • 8 . """"901 SUniTho S.....nom, F-y. 18 Oeloloot IIlii �- 11 =:=:o7:'~!0:,t"'~'" r~a1u11nce btll I'Ntfr lltrllnQ 4P H.,. &eQwel etnllted HHw.n SN tt tttttly tn ner vnbcxiin4 Nr1hm.M. a.tn. H a.ht atretctwta lh& - d h&HI, • oiQII th&le. ttw•ya coma• ngN on time. bo'cl, - I l l IIIII Th& -IVIty. u .......,.. to h•Y• 4ta.n !Mil not'oe tt'• I •Mmt, -.a...w II ll on I I'll. a•t>vm Ul•t '"'- 8unnymen h.-;e ''""t a....- up muotcallr, 1>VIIdl"9 olf of'"" 1110"9 b ... Htoblilhed by - 4 • • .....-t..~~-•-..,.. O::::.'vp ,..,_to gtl\ of co.r..- MeRe•. and hal full of s.tl'"~. yet COf'lfid.nt u.plotlltohl ~~ •~ al'\ abun4a.,G4 ot va-. Mlato Ston SWimming «1ythlng tStltf)" ' torm. And It fa 1 form ne~N Th& ene<getto but tlrl"9 f ..lhtone• att cast m lht No one ts.aure Why reeorc:ls m.e UUt have \o be- mtNOriglnally an OJ>pMII"9 ldM,the ¥11\fl <lUI& W'llh OM e¥tml-ng tut FebrtJar~ ln London'5 RtlnbOw .,e not t.n'hJSII\Q Theatre -.nen the 8otlgo~ Reybea\1, d8'1, 8u1h Tet'U •OO Hoboli.en'1 Bongot PIIY that oerq>. punCh) new ...... dlf'let"- F14shton. . played. Each band ~ts two .OflQ$ aCJ\, &u eomettung Is wrone II beeomea apparent the: &on~s launCh •nto ""*Ttlftphoto "'"*' Lena'" (tbe ttrac rune on tM albllm~ Tho •~ow! I... at StU! Recotda muA be <teat or ahJptd bleaus.t 1"11 Is one of rhou te.-rfbte OOfinQ ' 11iwe •lbuma'' and notnlno wil s.v. vs. S.oleles th& fact that tho petform1nces heft are ~\ among lh& moto oxcttl"9 olth& oay (except tor the d B'• and one 8ulh Teuaa' CIJ1). 1M aJbllm sound& Uke It Wll reootded tn the theatre•a bathroom. tt'.a tnat bad-moumrut. grey, cavernous, 1 dull roar. "'oll dlaaPC>Oinll"9 olll>e boi.u"cr. are t~ RaybMta, whose memborolncf- fo<m« Conlonlona. James W111to'a 8 1otl<a, and Efghi·Eyed Spy-all QfH t tnf'OYt tton b&f'<tt of mutlfctawn. H...e. IJ>a Rayt>Hto pay rrlbuutd to lh6 great ttaany 1nstrumentelaurt patty dance mulllc ol th& flftl. . and slxllu. Th& trouble lo thai. unll~ lh& gr•t -~y pt*Ctlllon- Ollha mus1e aucn u ti'Ht Ventures, tne Ra)lbut5 are not fun. Mot (surp<lsfngly. oonaJOOring th&Jr lndl•ldu&J paalol do they llld famtt4af "Gonl'la Rod( ~~~ Ni•e .. mold, Cl'luc• Be<ry ntfa from tM flft•ea The aoea f>l•r•nu - · o(jented roc.~ and are flO' 1\ 111 hetPo(l by tne mu•~~ tecorCJH'\Q On ·•tn the Congo• t,er rt to4ntd oy 8utt1 tecra1 arummet •nd for'Mf The Spec-trum muatt edtiO< Doe Pop, along with lhroo tourlha of EngiJtill po""r<leotn alytoh21 throbbing Grtatte. Sull no "MJ1. '''act: Tha htru th&mHivet manaoe 10 bore with thelf covet ol John Len~n·• ctlntflut "Cold T""'-y." ~ut -reIn ' 1Pundl Orunk... a flna1'1Umber typ4CIII ot lh&lr pc>St·S.Ofheortlan csloco style. Guitarist Pot Ptoco (&lao on noConi~IOn) •• goocl Tho only group Clllployed to full adVantage ,. tile dB'• /4 gullarry po-·1101> unit romlnl$cont of lh& 8ytdS, e01ty Tom Petty and Tel.,.la!On (dUe to _.,.drumming •• Mil ol If tht" wu &n\' ~\ols•tceln ,,,, -lei, 1011 McCUIIoc:h- eoelly QUI1Uy I& t M'N M). symbol fa. l,.,. 8rh ()el "g tell and boyla.flh' erw~ear'"0 \lrtlllh tf\at bushy DfO-Aof'l perou&...an, par1.C.UI.wiJ' t11C0gnlul>1e on th& uae> All M) Cclours. • done wttn a co•w•ncl"9tv .... •~.tvor w.-t s.roelol'rt~. Q~i~llu b4fes "'•'"' on lh• ab.im, •'•~ e>tt.f\Jttnl &.1 Ita an<J &UbtltHN And tMrt II .olld•IY1 11111 with room to breath& Set tout pondef1n0 OOCutS Mre Th& lyrlcct .,. moody- n'IOSI ot na , arto a •otc• '•"'* •rlsh Cf. .m llou~t 00.1 t'tave Ua ""' ••••oo• fhct _,lei proboblr woo come to ti'IOivt tfound 't Mc~.moch But ft '"")~ doetn"' mat~et . $.N? McCuuoc:n 1a 1M rnalntuy ot tM 8unn)'~ . and tne 8u'lnymet\ efe • carefully lh.arld, rant) Gtented, EchO al'ld t'll 8unfl,...,.., 00 imm•nH1r well '" tMh nathoe Br.r•m. an(l ttlt feltase of IM't fk"'t tlbum •••t Clocodlfe&. t\as rec.-v.cs constderabte .aftW'IUon on thllai6e olthe ~lllnt._ tft'l•t the mulk: ~fld tn&meteA .....,ogt>t band (planlll Mtonhlll O!WOO.O.U i t t J - dt""'""" Mark Pul!coj. oliO rvna tntou~ 1 H II tht CHJOty ol O( M-"d,.. ··Sencs .... to two aTh•....Apple ,, e,.,.., Muait 1rM"' tt wh.~ 11 • tr~•. g·~t• ot tht' ·uno.,n~ot1t"l OfiJ.Io. thouQht occurii!M m The QooMna•1 of Sl..., ··uat w.,t.,.. rM<t~tton 1M • CJa&IIC W01"o.f·• ttm...,• •nc tnttlow lnd·go 1ne1 Lovt' 11 tP.en Dr thl hal'tQ tnto tho tend og blua " "' ·s.e~11 "'*'"' Image• Consloer the OC*'•no lines to '1\HQvots.tt Oaya" ·1~.11 ~ f'...,.OtC"e w.,.ct~ lnelhld<ll old flanda!dl ("If f W..a " e.,,,· ·•~o~y foo11th Hao<t 1. M•• -pop. rma t",._* Yottt &111• *kCultoeh II an OKI ,e,oul t&Kr.lng OY1 ._lth flntatUt. ai'Mf Jau oeop.re r.c.&a~lno tN ton C.unen btJQint tlle tone 1 ' ' Ocwta Dl)' 11'1_,.. Ugtllel'\t ul) the pa_" ~ wfll p.tltalllnd lM am•U ol lN h•to!J!t nwe!t&atalput .ome ta1t" )Ute& Oofta INN 141t . .,. beiWMn In those crtmaon nlghtiiMt aa•t iPI Rock Hudoon one Ea11 Cl'lleego, thou hHQuolae oars ' wo'IWIQ byo rnln6 the ucessea ot che majoflty This •111'11 true tOtnallOe -lwlroo Gllf Uno. owlnglng on N•W~ The C.'""'" Mc:llae ll4•alloblo from Oemoon Inc~ $481 ~tfhn Rd.. ft u-.d&to. FL 1133t<). -~o.. F H01>1<1n• TIN 01'tlatb.ollotl .-1 Ant~ Stod<<ll• ....., ,.,.~ clouble-joflUIY gunarlj, th&y &OU'IO hef't t"a.n on the uacQ I Mild from I !leW new album• wtdch wea ayrupy \n oomp.atlton. " Death Gatage.. 11 oo-Jalty goocl. ThrM good ~o• out of ten and tno roeo<dtng·o norribto. If Stltf Raco<d• wanta to lh&<o ~ oomes) Start SWimming they'll 1\Jve to, t.lh; stop 1rNdJ'\g Wltet "' I'll get mad. -lfult•N ScltOtMwelt., c.t._, T~un~da~. O.:toh~r !2od al 1:00 Pill ll.julr~ Stat~ For an exceptfonar dinner, quiet- - - - - . atmosphere and enjoyabre euenlng It's Hall · flllmor.: ioom l 'QINMIIIY af Buffala $!.fo0 Adtvt .. lo~ C.•~ Bar I Arahl< focod • I! Ol~o<r ~r Lt a '\ti&ctl MK• [ r .... ,~ ..tLkt~,, Tbe Sulr.ous .,rrt....:to •.,t,.,.,. . ,..,. ,...,..,. AI~ r¢t~ltti011 Wei_,., NiU LADIES NIT£ l mUFW(), If!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ theftmAQ'C. She atattt oJI. •Pt)f'Oi)Mtet, W1l" .,81ad\ MagiC. and Procti!IO• lo pOur on'-"'* IOf'O.O,. Wfth rMJt Mt.Cui'Octl'a p6inful wa111 watt'IIH ar.d •d Jlba thll OOhYJ~ •nd OOI'Itrot fvet\ 1 liM auch u •·rrn wal•lng •"'~ the ra~f\llo cetebtatll ttu& m11Mtry feklf10 ..,_ Ovet tn• W•"·' comfMrw:ll di004t)' ...,.n to alweya be on tne "")' ability . . - ol a OO!Iflll notl>ong ,... te,..,...,, Of or1g1n., to I he M._, tt U1t Q•. .. lt tM CIM Wfth NEW ~t<. 71fi- 817-ml SUBURBAN OfFICE SUPPLY-- OCTOBER SALE! ~ PERFECI'O OI!Af11~t; IA!IPS . 100 w.,... Sl•lnk<o S4«1 1\bn) ooloo.. a\adablc "ktJk f.a ... o.Y9 T'""' •.f(l Tlck<l• o•ollohl• •t ~u.lr< Hall 71<k~t (IlTie< $US .U roo t ao 4riU/ ... tk .... !lot 11-.1 C:O.S~.O C..'t' SA. tnt•NtiONl Alf•1n, WA8 jnl.,.N1-tONl :Stud41'" MftO\ti'C. C'M• ........ s.....ii. .. ""- •• g.. 2 Molr Sir;, Sloowo Thurstia) Ntle LIVE ENTERTAINMENT' onth IIOONSHINE EXPRES.\ J l''hlltr ~p hb S I )U .....---ATTENTION!!---. YANKEE FANS M Fri. & S.t. Nit« PARTY NITF.S!I Otlldal "-Y. Yankee Merchandise =c..., * Shlrta, Jtlckela, ~ lmcl Cla6l.ae ~-.;;;.;;;;;--;;~;;-1 I IIEW 1982 Color 1 ·------I Catalog r----. ....,...... ..,J 1-------I 1.------------- · -. . . . .a.Y. flll1e141!11 ... Cllr N~747 F -,1f - --.9 ztp _ _ tlttt . ...... _ , _ , . I �Emma: Buffalo Woman's Bookstore Kadem+e II!Ofeture Wh• t ,. rellllVPI'p' MW IO H'HI Othef C)OII'It ot •ntelt ol nch.ot 4 11(11 • bvl a b 'f'mll+ r..at.td~ ••I•&'!' ..,_, • "'""IKm ottt lit Nln" Ml-'•11 c:hMirl\n' ~... ano ot ~.otan .. ,~h•rt< Aa o;r,offl_, Cfilnp. !Jt14! Moe, a ~lt•~,;J•t t~ 110CII: s tellflc\1.,. of \lthO 11 .,, ,,... go tte~··"' tt1• tune ftOli'CI ~~~ $ch!Ne0ei, ilhOI,. fntt'f•bocor itirr'f)C) fA Nd tf'tt' troa • o . - •l*>loiJlJna m lll .. ohue lex oncl I>Y t~c; of the booi!,•IOJI • co-mrtuo~nol\ ullll~fl.l•uo ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ By liz Petrtr>O Specten~ ~~•tor . . .,. OU)' ¥t"htCh Cart dal"' a tC»tnaht•~., · 01"""9 MW to &uUato 1 0000 ~vtnbef o! inOpS O!JJp hcttM, c~u: boc>h Jnd .-.o"'en-namel)' Emm• The svuato womerrs eoo-atora &nma was stanect oU1 of the DKk or • van uy three womon WhO lelt It'll need tof womert•s book.I Thal. KCO'dlng to cotlecthle tnl!mbet MauJyn Bell. au~ up \1'\e IT)Qbt~ beQtnntno• ot tM Emf'N 8ooJ..ttore. wntcn oeloeb,ated " ' fifth bl'tlf'Klay ontf lhft pest M a'f' After rrequentlofl8uffato·• E..ast 11t1e wtth thett ~n'tOOtle for .ome ttme. the '""" founders oathfM'ecJ enougn auppon to open their tust aroretronl on f'IUmore Avenue • spot Whtch hal •mce gtven way to the present toc.atton on the COfflef of Gr""'f•e•d end Main The Emma Boo-store •• untque tn .&e.eral..,.ays the moat obvK)US ut ...nJcn t1 111 ttoc" ••cnntYet~ owoted to women'• or lseves " One of otJr fer'""''' ~lnctp... 11 4Hiino with •omen·s 9resMa end ~m•fl preHM,·· noted uaa Atbfechl, one o' ~•~•• c:oueoUwe rnembert who had Oltl'lt,.d to 4t.cuss tnf! bOOUtore. A 0'.0uate ot UB'• Women'& SCudjet College Atbf'ectu &lid tM bookstore''""" to cat') •• It.,., Emm• Bocakttout •• rwn •• • ooUect •• 'iit•th •boU'I 101\ women mttmbefl III'NI WhO vol.,.,t.-r Jo mMt~t- n," Ot Jtatt the atott ano auend weellt., lout llmtl a )'eat t,.. coJ t<l•'rf •oc:uo\t #"Pw rr·•~ber• tn I II'Ch&n(Je 'Of <t ,,, n-004'tlh COI'Itmitlmotnl • p!!uc..d wtuch "''il ~f)~!~~~ I cnoou 10 er.ltnd t woutd OlHJSS I '!Ito ye•rt •• ••traQt • t•~~~t ;,rome~ lltl'f • ~ 11mt Seth~~tfi<M noted Wh11<e U& pttmary pur1)0M teMI•nl Oflt u r ~Pi~ •lteraun• bt. tor ·~ &bOut women. 1~t Soottstu•• 11so lunehont at .a •omen 1 tetouft't •nO community c~1e•. prow 'Cling "'to,l't'lat.ott at "Mtecl u £"""'• U'll f!atnl ot a 0000 wOman OOC10.. or g~eeologtsl eot'•'"'" O.ve&opment SofvlceJ 91't!f1tt n.ve a '0•«1 us to dO ~ spectal thlngl-~try tlldH'.gl, St:hwede lAid Aa tor cl•entele, lhe membert aasatt Ihat tn. ltltKaWre 'b)', toe. and lbOul *omen.-anu UJtast bo<HlatCMt aUracn antHKIII ant~,m,.u•1ist. ..abtan iaaues ·· r•notng hom studef'lta. and ecadtm'C women to W'l s:upport ol o•t and Wh•l* a" occ:.t-tlonll Bronte "il!ilir Ot Willa Can''' clat,atc ca" be found .., the atacka tne bOOio.atOfl " ' ' ttl mamata)' t:"' rem"'''' UtetltUtt, 'tlot., tt\e works ol Germt• GrHt and Olhets •mpty repres.enteo Other leatur..<' authOt• tnctuoe Vjrgtnta Woolf Geo.tude Ste n . .Anats N'n and Kelt MU..C1. u wt~ll•• Torontobased ,._.,,,, M•rgarpt Atwood Bft,.st4et 'f'IMe ttttn IN Emma Qoolt.tto.-e camM a good 'e*Uon at tnfOfm .. uonat, 1\eafth tlllted tetatu,,. IOf women ~•udlng booh ano p.ampn~ts .____,....___..;;::====;.....------------' on aDOti!On, pregnll!'\t'f nuulhon. ar~CS H'tUitll'f Of •~tt to an tit ttmate .-od: ~ TM Emf"'l COIHK:t1'18 alto GOP set U~ AI CC>f'K:ert.l 8f'iO falfi, pubJitfl.eS U1 o•n ~.atonal nellflteiter. .,CI :apon1011 liM Cultllfll .vent5 for womt4'l ..,. ADS (Af1. wom«~ ot aU •OM a..'lG caJIH\>Q'I, wor~-'"0 YJomttn IM mot~tfa But 11tllat atiCiul '"• Olh6r .. ~? Moff! •nd fT'IOfe me" C04'1'l"'Qi U\, N•d lAurie To.rett. a pteUy. yOUtiQ wl~ etllderlt 'MhO di'Vlc:teS lr.t m~ •'* •no WIStf I he f.mm1 B*:IIOft H'IIO r•o tunoa: 'hed\J_. aNa gen'*"e ntcwm1t10n MIG'"''• One nopot IUCh •••r ~-~ w~td 5fiiiY lrocn al)oo.,&to'• 1ttea<ly plag..,., b)' vandall•m and lfte!t 'Vet lf!rO\IQh au Ul ttoubiH. '"- Emma 9ookltore rematna a WOOh'llt-l"'lle •UWod'Y tno4.1tcor batt\ men ~ncs ~ fOO-'"D' to or•doe tnrough ui'HU!tatand•"'O ttl• ag•-old gap of p<Ojuel>t:e _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, The CourtYard Mall: A plaza for the palette _ _ _ _ __,By Dave Cu]ka As 1 n.tte h.lneheonettn s~e as remlndera of now b•n•l tne midday meal eon be Eating luncl1, on 1 thrill sc.le, falls 500'\ewtle.re Yot, """' wllh rts well·groomt!l! counrefllr'Ke, cne m•ll ft eullt miapJA<!ed ,.,thin cne dfsheveted downtown bu1iness loop Se•no toc.eted a1 160 Mal~ Sm~et betow a g ro wirtg . bu t CtVI!f~new, .sttooomg o.-eMnt.a a pa.tt or mator between a JetaiGI:ant• gam. and ltsttnll"'g to Em.w.on, lake an<t cettt &l' Palmtw. What Ira about I a takJno a Orl*lnG power t1'J tht s-tortu and s.andwtdl out ot a broWn i)lpet corry In; case, eating" 0nc1 fCHQittlng it. •n the c.aN of faa\ poor bu&tf1eu hours (& • m • s 30 food but~l mtflt, rou gel ground beef, ovbll r.tl.ed vncte' a QIOfkt!Jt. O<Jphemlam. Wl'lll hiS come to pass ts dating not so mUCh lor the s.a.ka ot 1uto and otylo u lor arellltc:.tlon ol habit eoo hunoe~~ This tuds lhe the motU balk: of human needs and ., toss COil.naty art.S fOWatO or form. 'The &Ubterranun sectOf of tM Couf!yord MallIa, In ltlo c:ompony of Itt peera, an lconoctuL They lorego ltlo oxlllln; dreorinesa ol luJ'Ch ,, an 1ttempt ao res.tore Olylo •• a vlniHI of dlnlng. cto.J<od with 11 diulm11ar eafes and a gard<lrt-111<1 polio, lho mall INplroot ovor the o adlllonol downtown (fast fOOd) haunts.. otob tema for the Mall not enough p.m. The tatter tauon Is wtly thea restuar-anl a -.ppeaJ pOmartty to ltMt Oo'ltntown ahOppet& or emptor-a A femft11r scenario Ia • ttlo of 'u•t· and-tie businessmen ;~ tone tab4e, MXt to a mkXII. .ged woman weighted by armloadt ot ~cQ ges al'd a g.rancfehlle1, ne.it to a pret tttn.plnl< office g lr1 • • The tam ~e<l deCor •s Mall s attt•cuon tt: etCt\ed In themet\U o' •KI\ sut)dtVtsfon fh• commun~ ot st'leppa It u CM"'&Se fOOCI do"-'n It'll lme from Grect"n tHhn•c dehcec;ln or - erepee one Begols Kld41nQiy. I f l fM to the tet-up u ~- 011 '"" monu bul ls big "" plac:Jd<ty. If tunC!! d id flaYO o aalwageat»e Charact.,,S11oc tt wu I he lnhefenl restfuiiMti& of tne naJI-11our hlltUt from !he jOO. Tho green hues of tho llooll motU Hf\10 . . 1n eKtenalon ot tr.. atready catm'l'l9 air of tuf'let\. But tne thrust or the Courtyatd the ''Unlteo Natlo<lt of f ast foocl." The conce9' ta · ~en'Ou•. toouor. cno klod•no). navtn.g each dlmM worklnQ hArmonlov-atv unOer one roo! lniiNd ol duet In; for bualnets And the presence ot an enteftl.!ntng dish neatby m~h\ pooalbly -~ a ...,.., tloofl lo try eomemlno~ • H«e's what's Mw· King Woh: Chi""" looclleoturi11Q Chow M•m. tried fk:e, 11 odds-, In theofy, w ith .tome o f lhe m~ st,.nge u 11 'calmlng tm-.gtne ol. eoo rolla. et 0 ueflty Tti. . Lundt: T8as RfKI Hots. zouo ModHon1ont.n Culalne: Souvla~~ 5111111 KabOb. Gyro, and Sj>lnach pie among olhoro. JC'• tc:. ? Yogurt: Sell· c...,. e,.pte niloty. The -~ of lilt W"t: Bar·B-0 beef and we:stem merats-..Gr1noo."' My PI Pizza; A hlgnly recommended ~te. Paura Dolt -~~ BMI. Hiom & Zlggy'a: roco·a anO eu..c.;·a .,., tne W'hO'I Mex~ wacaUon.. T'he Patt• Parlour l..a.Agna. froton a...... spaghetti, otbet noocnu • nd souceo. Kanluel<y Fried Chld<an: Vou !Ylow abOUt ttMa. e• a er..,. C.lo ~lncl Fall Tfle aut ·Prlea On CHOICE COltiPONBN1'5 LJIIc. AIWA Tape Decks • MITSUIIISRI &eceiYen NAD A•ps, BEIW/KEPtDCM TIME WINDOW/Speakers 341111&111tr- · ...._. _ _ M2t5 T..,._, (711) 13'1-1557 ALL AT SUPER PRICES Sale eads FrldaJ' Oct. 2S, '•• 10. __, aunmw - - .Ft~ooy. 1to.c-...., Not '"" Slltl4in; OoJfaiOO 1~1 Mall fecetttly a group ol women aa•d n but-··vou wt.nt to go .,_,, Of efae lt 11 Mc:DonaJcts:· 178 BAILEY AVE. BJ6.890S �Jorma, Redbone and Friedman 1 ,... nce,neted fOit-ot-Whodonl 8fiOftMOIIfi-HII,. mid 1tto'a ttl..-e _..,.. • '•• Rodbono alghttno• In footlvtlln, UUAII Conea<t CommlttM nu plano«! a TOI'Of'IO- 1\1 W&l rvmo.t(t fo be llwlng ,,.. ttte ot . , ntnet•"' tot... Hit IO<Itlh OOCI IOIHI lP, hftdt to h~tett. •• IN)(e of ............Jih.col, lt IOIN'tlr"•t t!U.Nfe ,._ CleO of muolcal ectlvttiH _.,,...,to ...... ot_ f.., • ._.. ""'h ' off,,. • - • ..IOck"' u._,.........,.(Oct_ ·~ • •• p"' ....... flllmcq ~IIOflofolclbl­ t•n pan • ...,, MO ,.,..,..., ,....._ -.. .... ur. ...... s.,_ In carncen. f\it rM6MMQ'S of tM oloa-'Ca . _ o n H --and Warl\lng SIICI<" camp..o ...... 01'1-y on19<Nllc ~­ """""""'"'""~-' """"" hto root ooo Of c>teco ol Of1gln And , . !»<"- up hlo gullor ot><l appl'" lilt gravolly .oleO to ,,. metod)' ol a muoty olcl 1>0Ha4 from lila 1120'0, - ·d , .._ - - · •otoNnG to ,,. ot Q<lllllbllnoo r At.,..,.... L~)' 91e.,.· lnd • Lyctll " F'rl.oman piaya plano v •~UIIfl glWI • lof loot ball Of OI.IMna bUt IIlii *•nt to ah&rl In U&'• Homecomlno w....~ all,,.,.,._ WOflh .... - of odmlulon Tomorro• night (Saturday Octot)O< 17th) . . . pm. bflno• pop/lolk alnt)OI' DMn Frlodman 10 IM Squjro HaH Ro•no... lal ol UB 1 llrMt c.mpuo - • .,.,,.. lor lltf M alngtto ""*"' •~ .,.mar In~~~ 10 01#'""'"0 h1s audt.nc.. wUh a ,,,. cnerm eftd wit qrp.ni"CJ """ 1)0 . . . . . . Slacti, ..w reftt~tt • tl be a-. ..... ..,, •- . ,., an WMM'f'late oot_01_ IWl "'lriPIMno up !No tlv- COUIM meeJ • • bl M okt lt.M\&. O.,_.,IUR utriiOifdftaf!fe _Ko_pt_t_ onowo-7ondt:l0 Ill" -Svr-doy lOci- 18111) tn SQ""o 1ta1ro f t - . , AoOfn on UB'o "'a"' • - Compuo. ' " undout>lodl1 llnow, 1.1 on. of ,,. rotgnlng .lomlo, . . - hef'Oea ot Ame,ata Wnt Cooot ,. , . _ ha>ong hung hll pnldlg""'o OIOCIIIC gultot u-oOIJ....,_ Awp~et'l•·• f'\'tld4-'!P8t'd""G a .. tton• ot thtl ••t• ,.,., ei'NS earty tt70'a h was a time upt lOt anthem• and u... Attp4eM dell¥tMitd H't lhf: tOfm of' W,..toRollOII." _ , to lOve ............- . - - • burlct.. ,.,• •, .... lhe A• pt.- JottM lor- fOIOM - J I \ . -...... Jocl. c._,. to • - lila-..- ~._.•••ctntlltldroc.• ~~--Hoi T..... O I>O!ocl ·~ "'-4Wad for,.aU8gtQ._ •• ~ Mriotm .eoto ac;ow;u~C: - 9vtll' vnth oce:aatonel lnt"*on• by n.a wwtoua .....,_ dlatonlon ond echo "'"Ia Eot " up, ......,, be e-.g!> .... Footi>Ollt-- -- • ......-, - - - •or ' " ' " FOf at1out a ,,.,., olt..._ P'ICt' hOWe'...... yOU Coen Waf.. IN..., thil dOOle o1 212 F.-t.n Sl ouc!o. on t'latlpnoe ck~ t~ m"Ct·f'lltl Met bop tM nl9ht awly The Conllnetual wm etmptr not ..1\'l NYCtty btndl atot'le E.•rl~ thlo yeo.t bt0;111ht thO lounge UUrdo end IM &ulll\ Totrao oncl 1 1 ton• I•..,. M be trNted to the ~·t,ioo..r'o'~ -"0. Of lht . .,.-...,., ot r'OCJ.., ,.,.,.et•hcln~lll ~-• c:rou • ....,. Pa"' ... ""-·"" ~-· T-..alOI\ •"-~ I G.aah ~ ..._ - - Tho ........ Pntd tofcet • nh t..tow oenoe onlll"'ttd rockera t~ Alrb"ll, dB a. ono Totr .. IO< Stttl Raoordo HIU t"-n ax.emplll)' IM oornptl&tlon Slltl Sw.,.,mtng CorM ... tNt "'tl.•.fCt We.e' at N'YCIC)' musk tn acuon eno ~ yer ... _ , .... ~~ ntnltM Ul't bl c.anlld D)' I o¢1 ou,.. .,,.,... • ........,,or .uooen Pt•f1 an ~~ ~U"I A t~ch Thrrl 116 "" vrtal en.a~ no~ ~ ln. to ti'Ht dwec:tn.u ol a .,_,. ot.eoe4 ttti!AJrJCa' pt814HU1h0ft The N&llont l TMetre of the Doof (liTO) hu, '"' IS yooro, bfoughl this <Street I we to aud~s. on BradWay, tnm t~evitton . 4t<lt0tt the natiOn. and Ktoa.t h¥e ~unents JeH Tyzik Big Band With • ttuntW.ftO 'lert\Oalty ,,., ,•• cal' ,... tdl hi Ofigtftl "' .._ .. 11110 - .. lila Ool>on-t of Hoa~h, E4UCOIIOfl oneS V.•t.,. (H..E.W ! _oa<_ dltec:•OI AnhcM Plnn enO at~ Anne Barloctof1 about ,,.. ccncept. ~· ••• on. of ~-, CII>WOIUta. O.'t'id Hoya, who brougl\t tho Nl'O IIIlO H IIIMOI 111 lila 11>'"'0 Of 1811 TM Nl'O n.. bean gr-lng..., ....., wMh 1 copti'<atlngly """"'"""' "PPIOOch to tMat• !hOI con /0~ you •lllh IM tmpect of what nMCit to 1>0 ootd You loot .l<llf TYI>'C and h4o t~ 6ig Bor'4l wttl-r I n _ , on w-.y. Oct- 2tot ate In the Lanoott• ()powa Houao, • ,.,.ly_tOfod 457 IMOiro locatodln Town Hall ot LoncaotOf. Tyzlt< hao rooomrr- on :f."'no":'~':ocs~~=• u well u aervfno u ptOdue.t, ODmPQMf and onongor "" rocont pm)octo by t,_vlttuoooOocS...rln-. Hlo have- olrod on Al<dnlglrl Spoclo/, NBC ToniJ1hl Sllow oneS t,. Alll<o Oouglu Show ~.,... IOQ ... II <AtfW\80 ~ ~ I A I Tht ana mwa~e or••" IroN~ ,._ PDWtl' of 8ft ~,, ft'III'N wNcft ~nc>w't thtJ motiOftl ot CMHt Hlffllt. . WJ'UC;I\ dlf ... l•taAcl E•P«...-.ce ,,. &engueoe J~•' 8uflllo CHtMnll the Nattof\1.1 Theatre of tM O.at 1n tN 1111 '1 only roglorlol porlormance ol Gllgomo•• ~ar tllght. Ocl1ath at 8 C:H'!\ W'l lUI•~ · M &IIC Han .from tr. oawn of .fatth aNI•... 11 prea.nta • vt.-~ tatMMY ol "' . .. Kl langtrlet lltrG• ...cl fabnultOftS. tn ,,. ~ •• ·"'· ~CJ'WtetMeevM\a• CIClUbt.....,. aua.n • apeoli """'h ol '*'*"ion Tho Hl'D · · - " t h O pnoetna commoot1y of ''"' wnietl csares you. on the t>e ''"•· wnh thle com'*'•~ aura that the dare i6 IIPtC'IIIy of~ A reratrNI 10 bl enjOyOCI .__.,lono Pitcher perfect At><l.....,.t "'''"'' octrvfty T)'llk·o bo9 ......, "'"""" Proplowf, iS -lad tO< nollonal- oneS cllltnblrtJon by Copilot AocOfdo tnlo month TiCQto and fUJther c 0 u e• ~ -.:: -<< E Theater lblo waok mori<o t~e bt(llnnlng of IOfftO lnttrootlng thutrlcol activity In IMlblrd World communhy, at two of fta most talented ditOCIOfl tw Kllo!l tn ,,., own tuhlonlng, pulpit· a/loping atylo At lila Cantor lof PooltMo Thougll Cobarll, It Eut Utica ol Main Street, lorna C. Hill • •• dwect thl Cent••• U!tm• Resl6anl Theatle Companr )n • prwMn1a1tOt'l of Pat• ~~.....cs,.·· Ltd'-• m W•mng. TOfi•" ... '"" 23ro, 24tn. 30tn, and wniiO tho t8th, 25th, and Novembllf tat all bear • otottlng tlmo ol 3 p.m. Colll82·7el'e tor lllflhortnlomtatlon. ~-. .."'"""""' o.w, by lOlling St... Con• thO _ ..lion ptooo In thO Afrlcon-Amortean CUltural eon..-o P W - lbMII.. 3eO M... en A - and-- Oiroctod l)\lllla _ , - .•.., Ed Snuth, tho o..-tnnlnu play oton ~Clay a hoot Of llulfolo'l 1 ' - oellng talent N... a - l a i n Dew NM beeweon 110• and N0\'8f'l'lbw tat; t)OgiMing 11 8 p.m. on lburodayo, Fri<Joyo, and Saturdays, wltll • SundoY otartlng tlml of & p.m. llol-2013 tor '""""' mtorrnotlon. Al.-tcon lbMIII. u _,._,_...byHt...-ka Sl\ongl and t..no .. pOftlapl lho ....,.. · - lof olflfmatl¥1- P""-'""'"" lull ao 1110..., medium (Oopoclally In thOle doyo ol c.alhOC~o) notdl one ol the most -l<onlng oon<IUitl IO< hill d,.mollc oxprllllon- Don't w 11'1 ERLANCER THE EXCEPTION �R ock 'n roU really stirs with the exciting taste of Seagram's 7 & 7UIJ. And so does country and western, and jazz, and disco-in ~t, everything sounds better with 7 & 7. Enjoy our quality in mo<kration. Rockil roll stirs with Snen&Snen • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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IM f"'" or •udo por1Cin0l&IICS b 0..:U the: GN!Ido ....,.. >nd and B;t Bud,lollao 11\lmh•ciTtO and dtocO•u tb< omp.>r<~~>« of <tni>l1 In tht ....... to.n <olorina V.loo llr< , . , _ \ochl :0.0 tlocy ...,..... play '" tht .....Sbo <tk not h1i )W~ JT(tQt' C.'f Wmn~na fr<thOMD 'fk>< Ucb an rarnnt. ••a CD&~uf'llt .. Pcr«lmor.,«< a poha •hen w rrtx<N<d tn buty l>k cat\ • •b< AIM•acd a•c on !oct lu>tl.,.t-h<lt. lallltl<, """' · The-w ... 1111 •hltklrrhtia tht iulft"'' proc-a1 and rt't'k\."'1 "'-"' --·· C dli~ bc:f\1\ lOr cr O.•a:tor O.ruhnr C u.a.il6o ,'1\td Md lh~ trn~f~ of lhc "• :at-ole rt•'lfUl• anti ~red rht'lr tmp;Ktan~ 1" lh«nt' Whoh~ &lratlncd for t'antdl. IM Cmlt'l' ~~oron'klf' '>t.tcmat~ "-U;J~ of or all aJ;P«U ot arowtl>. "There IJ no ruJOn .,hy day can c:an'o be toke lh.,," Cualdo AlCI. "Ovr prOsralll . . . . ....,p~c ._Hh prO\tft iUC«S'f " c.-ataldo coouncocd.., lb< tUOCftlliOCI or the cattft b,. boeh !lit •'OIIUDIIIUI} and the Cit\ 0( &fralt1 • 01.r fol~ m aM cwe""""lt anJ Ill< rrof<>""n.al •'Ofld b I H'l'\ CO.phc.altd OM, " >he rtmAt>«< •• LaM ~ Ulltrk"'tOft ~·'" .s.:M!It ;.t dlfftrnl\ ._.... ~,~ ....... f r - fhb<f·Pr~. O.OJTalo Sd>oob aftll fi'OIII 1M Elf!• C'l!il.liooool [~"'"""""' GNMI ot W<11tn1 """ 'ock lf:<.f'C of w-.t 1tna4< lnC' o f thr Centc."S"'- taotiR'.ft 1-n oOmC" wa) or af'lln'lha ... of WN' " d~t olfdAI<d ••• ohe Sa110nal Ecec toddltr\ and p<cs.:hoolcrt mct'l for ailalf dlor on Ill< batcmml of nrl) nl"'ltnct and Baldy BaD 10 learn a lmlc obolrt 11'1\lroJt"'f'f\h a\ lhC')' fl'tatr tO 1M AtKXUhon ror the EducatiOn n l dn<loroncnt ol choldrcn The: Ctu1C'1 aJ"" rrt'Hcje, , ..,iceS CWI&IUl.atxM1 f~f\h "JOOd Slatt"' and • htallbr 1h«n>d<., and !llhm, and • kM about I he "'Dr!J >Um>undo "'"<b tbem. \\ d<ome oo tbt l:arly Cblldhood Re.nrch Ccntor, a multi·fun<tion ccnttr de>lJil<d foo ~ludy atJd rr~ch. profe.u;1onaJ devctopm<nl, communlt)' oonsullllllon and proaralll> for ctuldren. The: Ccnt«-,.hk;b u100rporatt'.t lhc lormrr Um\'cni'Y School-occupit! modern fO<olldn on 1h< Amh«ll Campus. tduca••~t Youna C'hoklrm t"J\[Y( I. an .and .... \ldy {\oPf"UfiURtliC'\ lor rtofallaonaJ cducaron .111d uthtr' 1ntt1r~ctd tn tht hc:ld or tatJy choklhood C'd"""IIOO "Wt art pnma11lr an aoodcml< unh ~.nd no1 a tOnal ~«." Cat&klo uplatn<d. "P<(Ipfe &<I oa contustd ,.,th day are centctl. We are much mor< ohan tllat." sh<' «nphtib<d fbt tt.a.rtd 10 prom()t... bq.tnru"' ror A.o'kfl\.."& . , )'Outh •tn a nauon.al ~d E.ad\ year a <:01\lt«.u " tldd 1.11d new f!'doca.uonaJ 1dn1 '" E.vtr Childhoocl o.,.clopmcno ... .,....,1«1. fJIIlnt ,..,~,•bolit Ut~tt"" a.ld"~'" ''Thll year. our inrana and loddler r•ovam ,. b<l•a . ...... 1n1roduccd as .tn c•ampk of «nltf ,:t~ I he lRlC'f'JC\iOD lHE ~ .,...... EORUM Friday, 16 ~ 11181 VOlume 32 Num'* 22 Slota Unl-.11y ot New YD<11al 8ullato Internal Audit reveals a misuse of BEOG funds ~~~-"'-ar:lo..-m& ~ •• . . .tl<lory thar ac:odnnlc: ..,_...,..,ada TM Sp«tn."' of U.... o(fic:cs ea u .. ,ems- to dc!ft"'lldllt' ,.y A n estlmat«< UO,OOO of BEOO funcblla _, b< au......t ado )'Cat by U8 "uclmu wtoo lccp Ibm anrd checks and drop tb<or .....tanoc toach, aocotdlft& to Internal J\udu D!r<etor Richard McL<ron. 1'bc llllca<d m~>w< or rwuls • 111 diJcow:rod by Md~n dik P'<Piflll& the .,...... audol of us·. r......coal oud di$lribution and he pracnlod the r<tulu to ., V'« Prcsid«U toe Finan.,. and Mana&<tl'lcnt Edward Doty"' an eariy 5ep<C11lber mcmonandum. Tht >ituatlon may result in • (1\anJt or the Univor•ltY'• ronaocfal aid do>tribudoo proceu. Tlw Sp«trum wu unable to r«:<ivt inrormatloto conccmln, the audll from admlni¥Oraooca and nt«< a Freedom of lnfonnation (FOI) Law r<qucot 10 aaJn ..,.... to the memorandum iuctr. The FOI Ar:c provides tht public and Ilk news m<dia with a - . o f acxa.s to recorch thai tlocy are lcplly enoillcd to read, but bavt b<cn 10 obuiA. Doty dots not bel.,.. th<fe is I ICTIOUJ problem ...0111 Sludtnli mrswiqBEOO fomds. Alta m:dvuoJ Mc:LC1oo'a m<mOtllldum, b< maiotamcd tluot "only roar or "m mvoh<d"' til• misuK., and insilltd tba& k •-..s • •a01 I """'* 1M:,.-... ~,_, .. """'- Vic< l'r<:Pdml V."olloaao Ba~. ...,_, d_...,.t. A<alrdiq to Md.aon, Baumer ra:ei<-.d a copy of dot - - a n d immcdiatdy ,~.., that lntomal Audd UIUl him "m ll)'iftJ 10 JCl lw>ciJ< oo lhis problcm ~ aid tltat tlocy are 110 loOJ« dlllble a or"""""" r..." When Cl)ftlotelt<l Ball- rcfu>Cd 10 commnu. l<kL<ron iDdlcat<d "'·· tu. ofncr 1\ti b<gw> 10 toot onto tlw' pood>l< .,..... of the pr....,t tact of ,a<.Jfocxncy ill ob< financial &lei dlsonbuuon protus 11 UB Ht boll<$ to toaw the report comptncd by the end or No•-ber. Ao:ordlna to lht mCfiiOt'IDd•m, a $ puccnt random sampl< or f9ti().J981 Un,.,.,ioy Buic Emplo)m<nl OpponUMY O.ao1 (BEOO) rcoipicnu ,...,.., sdca«< 10 clcr..-mine ,. hethet the studcnu who had r«:<i•cd !heir awarch had cornplet<d 11 lea>1 sill credit bours-lhr minimum rcquhttm.nt tor diJibilily-and whether proPCf ewarols wert allocal«< to dilible Sludam. Mc:Leron lhciJ r-l>iltnei ...... fiftaDCi&l aid t!arnbuUOA Pr<>ll<fl 10 be and rt'U'I~i'td ''WYtnll aM•ett Sluclcr\l Aoeounu Doredcx CbffO<d WrbOQ ....S chat finanoal aid dlccl< • arc ado ~.., rckucd (lOIII h" olfocc 10 VuclcniS on lb< first dat otcto..... H~ ma.u\1&JMd that a1 Iotta u a ~olwknl lw rroof of ,..,,....1011-a<hnl•le card anJ Unt\'('1'111)' id~ltrk..~l;on-61 the tUM 1he Bl<IC.I <b<ck 10 l'k~«< up. oh< money "'" be allo<:at<d \\lOOn added 11tat alter h!J offooe do'l)<nes the finan<'lal aid <h«u hi> rcopon~b~JIY u com pit~< "Beyond poont, II istht t ln&ft\..al Aid Ofll<c'• ohao rco.pon>obii•IY oo ch<l.k ..uh tbt Admlulon• Otll«" oo dt«« .,~ '''""'bit need to thAAS.C a ttudcn~·,••aus. A ama Otrcctor or Adm.ISIOM and R<oorols Norma Ru!J h« ortke k noo r..poru•bk tor notofylna the Olflet or Stllllent Aoeounll or Rnan..'\01 Aid In rcprd 10 tadiYiclual Sludcot'• r<&JWIIlioo fila. "Tb<y (fliWIOII Aid and Student J\...,...ntil bol.h aro:ss ro ""' fila,'' sh<' ~ '' Baa any ac1ual _,..,,!tat 'Mcleron Indicated that his office has begun to look Into the possible causes of the present lack of lnsuftlclency In the financial aid distribu tion process at US.' bostd IUs UO.OOO eslimau 111 llllsapproprlllcd funds 011 iDtOflDOtioo Pth«cd in ohls sample. A ntr aa c:uminaaW>n. tM a-taeliton do...,.a<d rwo i!\Jianca ill •hie!> BEOO rtdpimu, r<&Jst<r<d u full tune Jluclalu, dropped thciJ mur< - . i c lood, tbus mat.ona thmo bodiJjbk fcx the a ....-cis rtccned Botb loltuadons occuned dvrin;& the IMO-Itsl ...-..:)a!. In Lbe ron~ Clllie, the foil IUD< •ud<ot ro<aved her BEOO ohcd foe tht FaD ...,..,..,. and dropped of het ..,.,.... au durina the: dropl adcl P<ri<>cf, Slit wu noo chat&cd tOt ouulon and ftU, •114 lw not r<-<~Sier<d lUI« then. lia BEOO award wu ean<d<d WI Oelober, bot oo action was taken to rCCO\'cr the over..pa)-rz~ru . In the......,.. c:as<, anolh« full tim< souclcnt received her BEOG ch«:k for the Fall and dropped hCf m1irc academic lood afler tb< dQdllroo bad passed to drop wrtho<ol lUI- pcnall)'. Tbc " - .... -.... tot tultloco and r.... but ou~Sla~>dift&credlu rr- Olherl)'pCO or fUWlQal aid bfo<cbt .... ac:tOUftl balance to a credit or SIOO. Tbc UB 51uclcrn ~....,...,.., lor 1b< ~_.,.as full,.,.. Jllldcnl and apm recoi...S het BEOO award. This umc tht ... - clroppod rroea fulltlft>C to pan tisK .$t&los. No q-uality p01nu •ae act'Uftlulotcd WI )'Cat for tbu sht4cm, buo sh<' bur~ a 1911.&2 IEOO. He>- has- -gwcd. a roc Mct.<ron'• m<mOrond•m indkal«<thot th~ two spcd.r.c lml&tK!C$ rt'\takd that '"the lack of oimdy coordinaooon ol lunrtlOCit amona tht orr... o( Flnandal Ald to Students. E>rroc:c or Studtnl J\ccounll, and omce of Admiulon• and Reoord> (J\Ul .... result«! in Ihe di.Uibudon or runots from the BEOG to indilible st-.-those who have not made ha•• -.nc.'Is""'' bel- Soudml Acocoau and Fli\UIC.\Il A>d." A>uilatU Do-or or F'lllat>Cial Aid Michael RaDdaD ofrCfcd .-Iocr ...... "Studmt Accounll "suppooeolto cbedt and nototy u •-hm a stuJcao droplltom tuU llat< to pan . - , or an)'thirla Ieos t1ou t.,_," b< ..,_....., H< added tltat 11 is alto oh< rco-ibild) of the iluclcnt to noufr hll a~r..... .,.. ..... he ~......... u. mo11 .,.... nouf-ioo docs Q01 O<XUr • aD H< 6j'laancd I 1D onlcr for Ius orrlOt 10 rcad.lwt a ...tlta1'1 BEOO a•atd. bo hti to ocnd the 18fonrwlo• "' ~ Albany oiTa t h e - · lfW. ofrooc_.,.__ oo.....t.)w_.., the fodcral to''tnlmelll rtq~ourn that n forward mformahon. on all r...Uirllmrnu. a<cOrdina oo RaadaD. Th< prucnr manwol t)'Ment mal.co 11 al!11051 impo.. oble tor the Flaancial Aid orr.,. to oboaon knowleda< of au neech for rcadj11>1mm1. RanclaD cxpWnod. He IMOUOC«!IItat a prO!>O'aito rd.y more Oft the seMc<s of tht Unlvtnity oomputor 'YI!cm will b< JUbmiU<d 10 UB AaancW Aid Dlrr:ctor aar- Connor. !tat U..-- �• tn Short. Work stady changes controvc:r&)l"" ""'1 front th<J< dt.fl. Only a wuk allu beltk Un<J •••• drown wiab 11M: LSU edmlnDt,..lon o-m or edt for condom• ...s abo<tion diru<:o..... 0.1/y Fl..efl,. foud oudf ddcntl"" coniiVm'tial tditariol .,..blical_ Ul'a Work St\ldy off~tt lw &lUICIW>Cftl r<Yiled .,..,.,..Sura~ 10 r<duco COilflllioa aod qudm llw ...,roll IOIIl< pn>eaa. Ta thccu, ......a ...... ~ ..ba>oued n..-•uftdcrfucfromtlw Nedooal ~0011 for tlw A d > - or Coloml ~ (NAACP) for u edotariol ODd polibc:al <anooo cnticwaJ that orpniutOOII't plan to appeal r<e<nt f<dcrol IICIO<Ilt"""' or .... .,.,••, daqrqaroon pi&A. llle <duonal, <t11itkd "LA•·• Us Alon.." coottd<d that ilutldy 10 llw .... - k 11\ldy off\«• ..-ill be ~ed duecdy to 1111< P.,...a ~ A 1\ orL Stlldy IPOl-m4ocllledtllot tlw.,..,.,..,.,..S"'<"'Ill dimiAMe a dvplicatioa or ocnica Olld cnabk auclmu 10 reed-. 1ha1 firll pay cht<k up 10 four wotb JOOII<r than With .... old m<:tbod. Slodmu • ·.U abo bo abk to L«r a lUck irutllutoom had bcm nqkct<d •• the puo, but th< awdc oppo>ed <fforu to mUt "tlw _ . . .... ODd fiiiUI'< _.._.surfer for tlw ""'or tbar d<kn.' - ~ fd_....QIIcf copy o( 1ht.rr li~ for thor o-...n recorcb. Search questioned - - .. .. .... l'<llll~JI~ -- .......- ht>< ftd th< ' -k of Gme>IJ IIIlO a cornput<r And 1 tllouaht that liltlc mon~ "' tht Xeror. COflllllm:NIS wes an a<tor ...ww. ll. U.CMNol..,....c..t ... NAACP .. e 1atJC bled ... a bllnclana arsd slipptn clepoa1na tbc dutchina a yo~~na biKL stucla>t . In a pra> coolcrcocc to "ludloh< Rn~lk "liRI't m>>ttd, NAACP olfldolt dtnounetd both the canon and <d11...W u defamatory and olf<IWH to tbc blact 1llldcau of I.SU and laid l<pl ""oon ,...,.. uftdcr coo.ldtr&lo '"Tb<y'>< ........ -UI(ttd .... aJI;• D)'S A.:Dc1rcwl "'Wr•'-"'f: reorncd lcnm oa ' both sides or tbc from pn.u.od tbt <attOOII ODd editonol. ODd-~ K. Tlw ua..,..dy bam•t laid uyrhona ·• Un"'mil) Co\lncll rcptat'ftlab\C Tr•"l" BaJlard requ<lled a ,peaa~ me<llnJ. Accon!Jna 10 lh< sourta. Bollard mey ha>t bcm ad"'...S to ttk< kpJ aalon rqardu11 a ""'"'" .......al proctdur< lll><>lvina Prmclcattal S...<h Bellatd "oald - coauncnt ua til< INill<r and S...dl Owr Robert M>-.r wu un.a"--aint.Ut ror CXXR.IIlCJ\l. '*- ll ~ll it 11\.ll Yw f~c:.-...; .........,.... --"""" c..... ~o.-.c., 41 . . c.. • .~ttt~tv~... O.ottd~·,...... TJw purpose O( tlw <Jptfllllml "'~> tO cktcmuM condu.t.hdy ..,bcthc:t Of noe ~~ ..-u .mum b)' OOf aYlhor The COfnP"t<r couahtd up .... "'""" .. ~ ... ont DIOA• 'IOHS 8Ift oely e/llr bell& homed do.., ~ ,.. pubblhcn • E·~~, .. f ... J~ H•~~~eYoo. .t~ .. , HIM ....,. fOI'I"'N!! .......... -a~­ .. ~r ......_.~ Fr-..cia Spedt...-..._..,..... ...... O..noOt~ It .... -panitd ~a..,.._ c-.u.. _ a...• ....... c:..-. ...,,,...,c._. 1 IIII>P'* ol .odcm t<dtoDcllop can up IHth robOf t.tJom. • CM .........y ..od- .. 18\l lOll llooal ... -.,....,for IWil' ~ Y.etof Aadr~t Then are ruay probkau •111118 lh< P\uodeftiW Seatcb Ad>UO<) opure<> 1ft <\!bony ODd Copat Kall ha~ ~td Qwl< a few ftatbcn _.. rumpaed UJ lbc t•o arcu • bm lludcnl ~ _ , .. _ Moltf'OI"t'S...,.,. .tlf ~ ...... po-. 0nt Atnbun,I»><, Somoll 1: Sc:bu1l<t told MOI<S thtl tht ploc ""' «naiftly natona but thai " •ooold •orL b<tt<r If th< local< . . ""'<htd I rom [I)'Jll to • WASP wbwb. ........ ,.... ~~-­ o-..4 Antt'-"' . . . . Jon'* O....d4-~... ........,.s... La .....,M()!Aitt lO"'fGr~~ JMM:f OWit'IC\et\lOI'......,,.,_, ... __.._....,.._ .._,~,. ~ ........ ...Mf" _p .. Some biblical ICholar& ha>< wondered abolll 11M: nllll'lb<r of wnccn of G<slc>ia bcoclU>< of •bat th<y fiDd 10 be ••,.,,•• "ocabalann,. .. *' -.-:.-~ ....-..-.- ..... For cx:amplc. ooe ~ c,.._ ...rcn 10 God """"bis of .... tOI<IIwr .,.,.,~ Aaoc..... ,..,...,... ~ tD 111 da)'1. ~~-~­ s,..ac..te:.~............. Servtee ~~- FM,..,...It-~.....0 Troubles, terrible troubles Ill oil k I ll "-.l'IJ ) J (ColleJjatt H<Odllnal Th< Loul•'""" Slat< U. 11ud<nt n<W>J)Ip<r b findlna I sec •hue • aroup or data PfOCl~tOr• aM Ufwted Ptus a,no..ute Th<n, th<rc ""' th< rcftm~CC to Noah and lh< yacht . lAs Anl<kf Tom# S'"dl<tltt na. S'p«rtVM •• ,..,....ntM tot ntiiO"., ~~·no~~--·na Ad..,.,..no s-~~ to a'wor" '"" -- C.OCIM•IQillt •...,. 10100 .. ,,.. Spkrv• O""'-- .,. lillalcMtd • ,......,.,. ~- ..... ... ...,....,..~ S'-"'Mt ..,,_.. .... Yotk tQW t - , ~,)110-al ,.,,.,,.ae.......... ~ , . , &n•'W. NY thtS..CV..-. S•..-..fltt.oo.n '*<Y It c>tef ~ ~ 4tot.,.,.... 0,. ltw U.IDI'-- ~·llltif'\aOI.,.,. ....fiM ,.,... •""CMA "" c:onMnC "' rt-4 £ctt~ lnoC,I'I;tf ' ' SII''C11~ ,_ hi)!. . TN .s;,.c-1,._,. i1 ptlt'IIM by lv11•10 NewaPnen 1t1c 1310 s.n.ca $t SuttMo. N "t -HOMECOMING '81-CCoordlnated by the U/8 Alumni AMOC.) JAMAICA, Friday, Oct. 16th A BONFIRE·(Petee~t, Mlllto LAM Lalelel 7:30 Vi~w irom I t - at Pub will be tll8trtiMecl at 1M 80111h. (limited to the l ht 100 . . . , _ • fNa deM anly) w.- th~ Saturday, Oct. 11th TAILGATE • Before 1M Football Game (SMnNin lciC) Third World Former Prime Minister o f J.malea T.uday, Od. 27th fiiiiii()K Bring your favorite food and drink U/8 vs. CANISIUS • 1:00 pm {Rotary Field) Room. MSC 8oOO pm Sl !lt1ldalts. Sl all odlen aolt-.- The 1M1 H - - - . a.- w i l l i e " ' - a t MICHAEL THEl\\Ell MICHAEl MANLEY pm Complimentary k89 of bMr PUB SPECJAL·Coupona--. 50c oet..., 1ooc1 Author of ··The Hard They Come" TUNK CG!oPI-tary - · FIUmore Room, Squire Hd a pm . t2111kl. IS I * !*Son (1ncludea ...... wtna, aott dr1nb a onectto) *DANCE • Wcdnaday, Od. 2&h MFAC 170, flllcoft Compla 7.00 pm Sl IICfta'8l admission boi- · 'AI'-<theGa-<B-Tent) *U/8 NIGHT AT THE PHILHARMOINC· Klelnllano Mualc Hall, 1:10 pm ........_.., __ _ c-.. _ _ T1cUia suo. 17, . 110.60 . . - - ,__......,.A __ COFi=EEHOUSE • .........,. ..,... Hell a pm Spontcnc~ by: SA 8peaUra aur-. Cote P. Meloney Co~Jega. lnt..,..lonal Aft...., Car1lltiMn 8tuclent AuociMion Md GSA aau. "'tof . . el DU~ mtD)IA.' •Tickets nallable at the 8qulq Tlcllet Off~ H.ii - I/IIAI,IMin"--II.AJ �Ketter criticizes Senate UUP violation By MARTY ROSEN The ..... SQ&ItSiionS ..... .omprt...S by the Fklllty r ..ur< • ... . - ; - ) ,.. h< <Oftdloded. A r«<OI11IIfttdauoa paued Tuaos.y by th< Faa.lly Senaat ""' ond Pn••l<t<t c-mee t..niCf ciWJod RobmLI..tucrforW>Iaua&lhr WSIJQI n>~~~racu btt•ern thr admmdlB11oa and th< Uan<d Prof..._. (UIIPI lllo rl'""mt""'d"'MM, .,......<d tel tloe Senatr by faatlry Tauorc and Pmllqo; c:omn..u.. Owrmat Bcraard Gnmb&all Au s...-... ad>lS<d lb< 10 lOOt <Mmll< r-onfacalty ptnOGDd aa.oas....nccpc m ran The nat . . -...w ... bnd<d oa tbt .._,.. or any C•"''1fiSEII<tor lharlJiy cnlial<d by UB Pmodmt Pr- -..,.... u.,_, "You're tra.1ft!a aa .-_.,... -.r:· l(r(f<r ....rn<d the Senatr or "The (trOIS- llOtloCbuotu <m!lk>liMftt haY<....., n q o l Th<y are pan of a .lcplly bound JSU " educates" FSEC on holiday issue By J OHN K. LAPIANA EdlttN>III·Citrtf Ho-.·t\u, Ktfln rounttrtd thai tn an 'l.llaDPI ro ••te~uca1e"' tbr Faculty Senllt Eo«\111•< Commiutt, memb<n or th< J....W. Student Union (JSU) wan>tdSCUIOilOfthe oorueqoeo~CCS '"• ..... ~c~ r... J.,.isb 511>dmu .bould tht University coounue lts1laod on boldina clw<s oo thdr bolltst of rdicious boliclays """' ,..., AI praa~l, th< FO<Uity Senalt CaleDclar Commll"tee ucl UniwnKy I'Y<$idmt Rob<n L. Kelt« both t.et a plan 10 COIUi!IU< ....... &S uouaJ Of\ ltoob Hasbma uc1 Yom Kippur, tksp,t< Oppos;doG f10111 OD campus rdicious pollpo ucl thr Now York Swc LqidaiUR, ..-bid~ lw thmltaxd to lon:ibly shut do,.. thescbooiiiMNidilnot RllO<IIicler. "We fed thot thtr< wiD b< a majc< dilemma (f...,.. kwuh llUdmu)," WW1>0d JSU Prcsidcllt Roaald IOdA. "The ( U - y 's ....,.. is l'iltlnc studenu lo a choicx b<t- tdiliow ucl scbool obliDfioas." IOdo adcfd tbat it wu oplost Jewish rdillioa to take pan in classes 011 thtsc days. "8ulcally, this is an aootio.W cool1ic:t for us," he~ to lhc coounin.ee~ .. It would~ Vtrf diffiCUlt to makt up the ""'k you miss ir the das~ were ht:kl and Je~ish ut.uknu cou1d n01 auend." However, the JSU ar&urnencs fdl 011 rdativdy d<af oars. School of MIIUIJ<m<tll repr....,.atlve JoiJD Boot ......,ed that 111>11enu use tape recon1<r1 or consult professon if they missed clw<s due to rdiaious ions. Oilier Senatorial obstrv~ ...,.. ,.. S)'ll\pOIJI<Ik. , 'Thu .. • Swc iosritiAion and It lw no obi"*' riaN 10 obocn'< - Chrish&o>' bta holy day." rdiaious bolidllys," History Profesmr Rob<n I'Opr .........-. ''ThU is a poblic: iostitutiocl." M .. Y memb<n DOled thAI tll<o Uoivenity is .... Good Friday, which, after Easte, is th< hotiosl Olristiu holiday. " Whca I fV111 ~ h<r< I was Ul()IIJOded thot the scbool .... 011 Good Friday," Slid Daltistry Senalor Williom Milkr. "And that's tht JSU had ooniJICI<d CAmpus •hlch said thll it "had no problrms" "''" claSS<$ h<lna tch<duled on Good friday and 1101 oa th< 1"0 Je..W. holidays "' -ion. "They do not fed thot 111 drJCnn\101101)' 10 JPV< the Hlah Holy Days and - Good friday," ~hnlllnts Faculty rcquau for appo1n.tmmts. promcx.toru.. or tcnurt an euloc:n.bQlly te'r~cd •• the d<panment ond le•"d. Tht ..,didau's employmont r«<rd and the prer rtcOmmen!J&IionJ art' Ibm CAamtn<d by the Pte<id<ntial Rrncw lloatd (PRB), an ad\'fsory boMd of Uruvmlly prof($$10f1AII stla1<d by the Pr<sldmt Th< acronwlo!<d data art Ptt$<1lltd 10 th< Pre tkllt for a flllll rultna. Wanbera arllln<d thai thtrr alread~ <XISIS a ....-~ "" rd-~'forJ.,.tsll stud<ars •ho 01tmd UB, bccaU>< they aftrr •.....S- OD 11M--· A...-r..._....!al_ ~by adwad ...... ·-<d fa<UIIJ poobD Cftated the_... of • .,.... as loll or cC"'Mifr fOOIItlol80 ~ ....... - '"""' 10 adJIIloislr11ooa, T herr .... died... . . . . , _ do<....,., Thrpr_,. ......... lllrooqll WP, oath<.,......,. -a ~co.M~I<Ihlft l)llcm If .... rom 1'-0 ...... of , . . . . .~ .............7 IOPf.... U Aitoo. . . litK " I - ' * ' ot )til oe the tC8Wt of a ~c b«aU~~ot 'ou an afraid to Sow a arc pm:tt,,c:. thr rre8dc-ftl " .,.,..,...,o '"" obll$11ed 10 11forwo the c..Widillt Ul •rdiOI 1fthe req- II to be d<IIIC'd Thr loodr•ld...U may then as~ for a M<Oftd , .. _ thr""ah the Stat< \JIIIV«rllty of N<oo YO<L (SUNY) C'lwnllor'> otfltt. a final d ........ " mad<. ··You'"~ 11 DOC •1'-' thr pr<1idtat," l(r(f<r d<clared "It '• hD<.'' (A<ftlblalt " II doan ., rnd~ tht ckp&rtiii!CW't •!In• rf'P"tati(IIQ ; · ._.,,., mponded •• .,._ .,... ~<'v'tr • ~-.nnt:r ..,..d , hJU a rnolutlOD. tn.a.t thcrt u. no l\l&Jant«" Tht final r...,...mcndatioa asl.cd (Of a ,.atcmmt to lhc Senate from the Prc,~ol an UlWaPc:a •heft f'Cf'\~~ KlJOfU •eu ma6c""lthoul bcndit of P«J re-.'lC"'II' ~an p&.\1 Yti1hth~~r .• • Orttnblllll Kkno"kdf<d rhat Ktu<f has ob><n<d prtJOnntl actiroft IV•ckltnn.. He u:unaled tl'\a1 lht -.tatnnt'lu •u OcJi&ncd to prot«~ •h< rOC\Jit) ..,.,,.., fulur< pottn.Ha& \'~atioru ~. or~.. oro ··wr'rr t.a)'tna Krua ,lauf1<d thot awilda• .. may not r~"'el"e peer or PRB f~"tt"* 1f the awropnatc paroa that '' the UB Pmld<nt find• u n<C<Ua~y to di<T<Itrd r«r ad>ol« (thot penon) should pro•Kit a arc tJOt a\&&.l&bk. pan-=ularly ·uacanent th< (urll~n..n.a the ba.ut fur •mm<f ()ti:C1 months Mr. Boston Klnn <milled JSU Vi« Praiclmt Km ) Schnapps and Hops Fridays wMQ..ll and 011 lnocr holidays, "Uiua......,. _,.,..do -.a- not bdoat .. tlus Ua!vcn~&y... . - d JSU Sanlary Bot.l! IUII<r. ~ thot tK rdiaioro'• coa..,..,,.. racuom ........ • OIIId .......... • ~loch tll<red 10 the J.-....1! To bact up their.,....,......, JSU mctllbtn ated menUy rdeascd atatlsbt:s • 1Uch .,.. Ill< UB J.,.IJb population at U percmt. " H o -. ... thlnt thAI II permit b the ..... hkdy amount herr." IOdA Slid, Ul>falnlna thaa he, and P<obably many oth<r Jt.-1>11 ~u<knu. cl>d not list ther refiaiou• P<<f<mJCe on any UB informa11011 form ...,. lot or peopk fed that tbr Univellhy should not know evrry lillie fiC<t Of )'OUr Ufe," he OOted. O..pit< the atatbtical bact•na. >tlllton r<mained tok<ptical or lh• JSU araumrnu sayin athll th< aroup orlalnally used theoloaical principles to .-In thdr point, but then resorted to numb<n. "It 10unds tom< u if your rdlllous ~ are nqotlablt," compl11n<d AsiOCiate EQalish Pror.._ Mu WICkm. •lule Senator Ira Cobco down~ lb< slpir- of th< >lal!ldCs bcca-. h< said, ...... just ... t.d 10 dilcruftinatr ........ 00< lnd!vlllllal u k b . . . . a whole II'OIIP· Either way it'• moraDy ........... Senatr Owr Barbara Ho<rdl offered to allow tbe JSU r<po_,.ad.., 10 ask for a JJ011in1 of thr Olmmktor 011 the ......, but IOdD •• , _ cledols<d. _ wtaat ... _ will ...... ... coadudecl. Attilie '• Barber Styling Fal a..t.. & '-."OOUX'\.'' ptrop.u\'d'* rot~cl>d(-~<a ,-....~~~_,...... the-:· ~we_.. UDdc:r I lq.al . _ -~ f«<OJW<d-1 , _ _ , . ,...,., Kc:tl<r npituAod "He ot sbt " il say,.,.,~ 11sat tf'\'WY llloAlUICa and (Of . _. . . . ., feaJIDIDI..'' "You're forCIJII pqn\lll'l!y to ICfW at a~'"'' tO the nat UB pmjdalt ~ The dynamic duo. A shot of Mr. Boston Peppermint Schnapps and the perfect sidekick-an icy cold mug of your favorite beer. An exciting combination that's winning over tastebuds everywhere. Sure, there are lots of Peppermint Schnapps. But only Mr. Boston's natural Peppermint Schnapps comes from a collection of eleven natural tastes from around the workl. So why take a shot in the dark? Sertiee - Slyliq at .... _ ..... ,.;... - S..Wadioa ,_......- - w. ~...a. Rlt Prool.c:to .,.,1,..1-· ....., 1.00 • 6.00 Cloao<l w..-...,. 632-Z2SZ Mr. Boaton ~ SciNpps, 54, 60 and 100 proo(. Produced by Mr. Boston Diltlllor. Botton, MA. Owonsbor'o, KY, Al>any. CA. C 1980 ....,... oet....r ... .Tha- . 3 ~ �•ho"lllt <he •wdml body lhll r1 " cffcrthc ond <Ill help btt<er "udmt br. " M y - JOII," Rlf\bl <Onllll-.1, ... 10 -l.t ~\ mf,lO\.•cd by 111< l&lldc•u bod) ...s Ill< UIIIY<nil) C<'IMIUIW) " fl>< P<ftidall called r.. the ,.,~ IO 1\dp 1tlldon11 - R - •bar ohcir -...blOt) r.., .,, •....., ....s ......, Ill.. lite) ....., • ~ --•-toflhc Rifkin ca ~ls for SA renewal in speech comrm~tcn top""" '"' kii\Jn ..... lU1 llU lhe- • • <v -lc SA til~ oc~.c- ....... propotcd - 11< olio r<>aled 1M u .,....., .......,.o,,.,.,.....,.,ltl'u..1-1v Bt SETH GOOIX:HII 0 bft!IM"""' ~l...W ,I ·1 ltd dtn ot'IM~n~laa Ai ~~on~ llnrtt .. .rre..- d""'V tt Pl" It• rrar; .. It lllou14 U>t -·"he..,..., "'Ulbroap ..... t.-onCihltiOft k re&a.,tf, w•. • hat a:wt) crvctutal n...u • SA l1ac11ta \lM\ ' ' -'• J.orlan o.od lt>f\ IJI 1\a~ h«<l dloc\luu>J I he .....,..... _ ..... ,,.,...., "' t • ., A""'''"-''"' klllua S<ud<nl .1<~ Prnidm1 1old 1 )01111 p:t.~ uf tbr >\\Kmb!) 10d 11>< S....alt 'l'eolnNiat lltlllh< orpnaanoa "'"" O'lft<Oft\t. •l• L 1(11 v.~....,.Klrrfl'..-tl• n• ~~~IIIJII.lft 4h a "bc.wnt for hacb'" b) •·~..u.un a ..,. .......... 10M' . . ~OIV.SA A.U•!'Ib.'r.f•$f.ll.-'f PQ"'tnt ~tnaat for aa\dr .. The Lc:,W.tor" a1w ht.,-d oumnout ...,pea~n-• '""'" 1b" )W'\ .._11011 o..·...-,rrtd •hrn 1hrt A'~bt)' un&ntllklU~) pi:\lt'd a fnoiUttcm 10 rt '-YtiJt tht SA<il .~ but. -.:OnlmiH« Or\ I f!k._,..On r"t .uktt PIM •ncrra.1J\tllt'u Jhd rr,'Mft Jm\ Ukn1 •• Unfott unald}. an oraanua1t0n "nckr&ndu.H: IO'~mmcn1 •>Nid •nal 1981 "1982 "ould b< u"'""'' RH\m'> prnl<ltnhol ...SJrN can~ at <In OfiJIOII,IIIllRII ma11n1 or the Mtcmbl) "' nh Wl\~h'n 1n anrodan<t. Tbt Jllh<rtd off""''' n.ar.: I btan) or SA ort><• holden outhnt thdr ~Is arKS ltUC""o\ tn"ohcmcnt 1 ht orll) \o"On~o.Jttc ht\ "'pea:h The: f'latlknl f'torruw\1 1h11 of lht A>wm~l) 100' lbt otlld' fl~utc:. 11 v.etould ~JJD \.aU"faC"uon and ..wmrh\11 muc.:h. of the: m«ttn& ••\ if'Cnl c:n...v\&fa~Jn$ thC' U'\llll) "o..r 1\n;h ib OUt'\($ roht~ Y~ h'• up to ~l\1 U )OU v. 1\h to pia) ~1) 1 polhk.alpmti In ~f.:h or or .... As>mlbly's m<U1) pu•tt -If that•\ lht f0\1\C' )OU 'omnuuta to \Obc:it an put, "'~~ IC\."'akitrant mcmbtn t<' r;ct m\ool\ed SA chanatd tht auuduh" l'rnldtn1 '~•" li~J1i>n •ormedlll< ,....,.,, •Ill • rko to otw.. 1ft MHC'hdoVII.C' IU c;Qnl !ftOf I Mit .:'II\ II) Inh,, 'lf""a.:h. R•f\u\ CJ11tl1ntd thr« lOll\ IPr lum•C'If •nd "" Of .... Jl11A.IIdU. ~ ~IJidh ldnuucd thtt lh ttp~o~talh"'lf'l h lartd) nc:••II\C' and th< ur,anu.alt~.'" h1" be\...~ lht "bun ru hl.kt fmc:. but t promt)rt lhll 1101h•lll \rJnlfi<AIII "'111M (:harsc: and ll' tnl auJboflt) to ur man) ~.. umr~•~htd. '' tndt' tdu.al mcmMn Vh."'t' rtl!'"'llt>drh car N o.;hlt\eoll)} RJil.Jn noctd m malana the dtr«tou otllun~« rn ,..,tn .. He 1~..1 thM antmrt 10 drtrnn nc •b~ 1'01"-• art cffet.11>< anJ •hlo.• of 1ho'" 'ilould l>t cltmuwtd "" dtl111cd Ht »><fled 11\al an •11<1 SA •OC' • u thf UI'J'\U\1. of tht ........ <1<1.11\ln; .. .,~.-.. .,. 00! 'uurncly hctd U1 ttae Srw•na ~·•h th<' l'-ft.'"'Uit"c: OfCICft' ha.Uotn'l. 1>u1 r>lh<r 1n lbt J oU. RJf\Jn ~aUed for c:h•nt•n• thf dat~ ta '"""",Jc v.n.h dt:tnmmana ttt<- l>udtn ' 'Shoul<lo '1 lhJJ )ftl'' !><ltosr 1!\>dJ<I lhll ~, Rlf\111 11\'fneol "C...rtotiJ, !Itt Stnooc t<l•'• .. dtlmnll>b no1 ,..,., bud&U ...~ • fll<fl ll»oohcd •• Til< J!R'idml IIO(cdlh.llhcf'i><-loa b•n• SA 11 hu <o bold orr ......, ...... votil Lht fll A rcsoluUOft . - . UUJOC:S~ • lk Salac to cbatw< Lht dalft, bul ...,. llrold off bcca<a 1*"-'*Y proccdwc _ .. LUt l -b<UIUOdliiOOC!a I W O - - bcfart il COil bt ~ Oloca'1 raoi.UO. ~ _ , <o rc-cabii* Lht SASU ad hoc . . . -... alqlcs or al.lblitloec 1 c~u~p~., .. ua "Th< ~ or <he--'"'. do-.,_ '"'* lO jeremrah was n<lted l••r h1~ m1ght. But m>l ("r the wwnu reaS<>ns. Sure he "~> a\ ~:ut•\· lusty hk<' wu·d exp....:1 H.was als.• '~~'~lnl! enuu~:h "' 1-..· gentle. And when the ~hlp' "were dt•wn. nuhld) " •" truer. jeremmh Wed 1' ffi<lr<'than a lq:zac\. h\ d tnhur•· '" .1 100 pr•~•f mavcncL ,_. ~·· Oloca lddtd. - . . u... ttar'• body " ' tiTOCb,.. ,. "'""1 r...,.U. SASll Ddepl• .1o1m Sutoro cndorotd !Itt oaoludoa ond -cd it .....ad ..... lho cldc:plt$ rn lbdr .,... ~·orL . l(aplu obo l<lll<J>lcd nonnnauom rar SpoaLCI or <II< As>mlbl) ... ho .. m ~>tcoax • m<mbtr or lht SA E<«UU\-. COftlmoll<c Prct«~l Sptaltr Frank lmburpa. Conltllo Scha<tCI, FranL Hanulac ond Pha PIJnaltU• tkh rt"'-ft"td a .nomiJI•Uon fOf thc- ..., C'~""tt\-.n -.hk:h ~~.11 be hdd nt\1 The Jewelry Exchange DIAMONDS J•••llr ........,............. F.ne GOld 4 S'rW1 ,0111111 &I»CJII ~s;on ................. .,. ROOTIE'S -, Gcrii>Sil-.a- ...... 834-eea1 ~~ ..fADing~ 0.. O..We Ot4er tf Chicbn W'll!s FREE • 100 Proof Jeremiah Weed ~,.,..~ &ourbool~ Cl1981 Het.b~n_ lnc.,.tUr1forG.Conn ....... ····--~ WITM THiS COUPOH - EJCP/RESJan. 31. '82 VALID ANYTIME ...~ . . . . . l .....o.&O...t �Questions surroun d Sq uire move By PAN HOLDER C-E.t/d"' .,....,.,._.,. roqwr<d to · - • 5qlllt< Hall before 111< Spnoc 1912 ..,.....,cr btalll>, but lhc UB Hou,. Coun<~ " unturr abollt •ho U fPO\ Ull "h<r<, •ho II PIYIDI for lh< mo-.. and "bat .,llf be I<R on th< Main Str<CI Qmp... In Wedl\nday'• _____ ..__ ,..__ ID«llAc. lht Studcao Auoc:i11iool (SAl u booh plaA ..... ~. Couaf - - Bob Ha)dta -eel th&ltbe rtCall ldt<r- I>)' UB .........., RotJat l ~:<iter .... "•ocw!Y • orded8oth aod 011<11 to al'd onoerpr-.'' Hl)dm • f t Bu f f aI0 begtns e e; ~':':~":ciut<I>Oruoncludeel celebrates tSO b·day ~!~r:~~!fu~a IIOU>< C'<Nnal mttnbcr Pton Hn•hman baw ,._,..,eel ob< ld.ln ly LAIUlY CONGDON Spmn.m St.U R_. lkallalo bcp.!l iu --~ ccl<brat- or ... t»h blnhdly .......k. and althoucb .._ planned ....,.. DOl yet been compla<ty con!lnneel, ''tb< k<y <Venti and dll<S .,.. fully into place," Buffalo Sttquiotnlcnnial h.o•• Orpniutioas Comllliu.ee CllaJ.....,. Ronald J. Anabony IDid ~·· .....uu... ...una at Qy Hall. Aad modi 11 plamed. 1K sud, "We - y D04 baw: Buffalo n..cr, wah aa _.,eel 2.000 pcopk ~~~ T-·· ue-c.nu...s foocball- IS alao"" olllaal Sesquloeatauual <VCDt. "Followona obe ..,.., 1 Sesqubntau>lal champion o.ropby y,illb< pracmeel to obc wlnncr." by tl'l< Buffalo Clamber or Q)m~M<CC, U8 Sporu lnfomutloa Oirtaor Larry Sitek told 7lw $pod""" Wedlladay. H• acldod lllallhc Ouunbtr or Comftlm:< ~ praGilS I IIOpby 10 lhc ....,_ ... it - br..abiat ......... "i.. ftauual- ... t l \ a t - laldldliaa or lbe nuclear A <er=-Y laun<hina lhc nuclw ..,bmarin< USS Bl4flllo will be hckl February I) II Newpon New>, Vir!linia, and tbc commlllee hu requested the Na"Y'' Blue A,..u to appear l'llrulod .-u iDdude lbe subrnannc USS Buffalo, 1 m\lbldcnomin.atioolal rdillioVs serm In Memorial Auditorium. a parad<, and !bey wiU cvltmlllt< il> lbe Klful& Of I time alpouk IICXl Scptcm!Kr. 'The - · · <VCDIJ will cany I ....,'Y pri<c taa.....;.), tile potlibihly or a SlJO,OOO to noo.ooo bucll«." """""''Aid. 1bc COCIIIMtO< has already r<q.,...eel SlJO.OOO from th< Qy. Sl8,000 of ...t\ldl has alr<ady been ooounineel. Antbony said be capecu the diffcra>ceto be mad< up by saki of buttons, T -shim and bwn~ld«rs. b<arin& lbe orratial Saqulcancnnial toto. and b count ina on local bwiDcssu to pit<h II>. Liberty Nlllional 8anlt hu tbu)<U." oomttlme Ia the Buffalo area. Anthony Aid, eautionina lllal lhcrc was .. no comm:iuncut oow ao .,..,.. k - our fiDprs .,......, . pr<S<ntloa • aeries or uo .,... minute sp04s dtteribina .,....., yar or Buffalo's history ... Ci1l. LotaJ ...a-IR dooaliae <ffort and masaial. and Asllbooy U alJo _ . . OD ........_.tO -tcrrrono. 'The Sesqulcmteonlal commiuec will •IIPPIY lbem with Wbilc tile <*bntiaa officialll' bccios J - r I, lost SalurdaY by cbc US Army field Band and Soldicn CIIOna OOIM!CIIIorat<d ...lfalo'J 15011> binhday WIJ pr-..:1 iD Sbea'• a..,..... Cod<. Hatdta - · Md ._and H.arnmu •II ·~ lift Ja COOl .. 1.... Tbc q.,..._ or .. ho W1IJ .,., ror the- con,"';ons &rOK du.na.a II>< 0<•< hour mectiOI- ll1yd<n ••plalncd that "••'r< be1n1 fUf«<< Into ohu ,...,_ (or ~we)." H< ._~eel thet tht ·-•Ill UO admint&UaUOO ~~~~ 11 r001 dM bill" ror tbe all..- ud _,....,.,..,But rqanlina tile .. H - COO>.,_, IU)dat '-ITCMCd llw "'ba&C\'a • COIU, ,~ ....·· J an...ry I " ruU oh< - e e l Clotloa dat< fat SqU>Tt Hall. SA Pmockra Joe RtO.tn r""""'IIK'ftdtd 1hat lfOUJl' m tb< Unton •hould plan on h.avutl ckOnttt' arranaommu for IIIO•UII OUI by Otcnnbcr • He that tum> and <ludausld•UII r..., Buffalo mclll ...h lbe laltr date - · cLfrtevlt - ..- -· --on .... ('_,....._ 111< Aalwnl for «b< preca~ of Sqlur< . - . lb< ..,......., votod to - · obc Btiff•ll> n- ort..... from Room Jllto .l.t6 IUf\tn nrrn;Hd concnn 0\o"«f the tdca ot loc:ati"' tb< gudcftl Ac:ademoc: Affatn offa Ill l.hc- utM roona He ..,.eel llw ,carboo~ ad.............. --.~ ......... )elf, and lhc ....rf DO'" n-bcr• 10 s..n- Ed•or Olow • Pa<totorr" .U..,. wboiMtiol l'fOP<U ......... ~-··""lOA HOO»< C-.11 alto •oteel to loaoelh<lladtmJcOanna Hous< and oht Stuckfto Count and Teachn E•aluettOil (SCA TE) orr... in Squ~rc n• Fuuan plu.t. for JUtdaar aaa.. wy on M..., Streoi pcKNbly mdlldt obe ofo.d<llllO<fluuloaa•udetot - .....,__or.......,.,, ·--- Wilson FbriDS Many of our customers at Wilson Farms start !herr day by comtng 1n for a cup of freshly brewed hot coffee and a danish. oome back later IC!f groceries and sometimes I!YOO agatnlater 1n the day for subs or ottter sandwiches to accommodate a quick and easy I!Yenlng meaL Wilson Farms also features garden fresh produce, fresh dBiry products, cold beer, a variety of beverages, fresh sliced deli 1tems. tasty store made subs and sandwiches and grocertes. The parking lot is convenient and spacious. Our store managers are ready and willing to help you find whati!Yer you're looking lor, so stop 1n and say hello. M..-w A parade will be bcld - ,. JUM, llofta .;do I fboa Oily odcbr'atioG. The plo.os for Flaa Oily's "mauina of the Color1" bclp tile~..;.~ dfon . -nott....su.ooo Anothn r<o~~~mo r....., r~>< coeaJ plaaMn .. ..... • ,.. tbcn •110 tStrtlllle •DilllrOIII I!Ic Auditorium i> propooed .. ob< sit< or a multi· dcnornlnooioolal rdlaioo< ~ April 20, whkb is Buffalo's orr~<~a~ "birtbdalt ... " We rO<I lhll if you flU tb< Aud ror I h«key pone or a roek coa<U~. you ... rru it up ror • r<filjolls ...-.l<:c hooorina Buffalo •• Scsqukauaonial," Anlbooy said- produood • .....woe c:ommcrdal. Ill< Buffalo and Eric Goanty P ubli< Ubrary IS r<qoatin& funds for Ill< cr<alloo of a slid< sbow about t!ITD-of~""-tury Buffalo, and W£8R radio (970 AM) u and ....,.... for malw>a Hamman ubrarJ ...,....bk •o 111c hud...l'l>ed . Food 5tTvoc:e .,., ft<ed S60,00i) lcw •aotaJiol""' Ol '"''b th< ' - , ...... Stat< bn •rmkltr• ~ ror coaop~..,.,... include •n• bllliaa or s.ooo Buffalo rc:hoQichildreo to th< flap, -<hinalhtm to N'_. Square to o b c . - i a - of -· .itt aircraft, . . . . binladay cake, ....s patwlo Vb-Praidcllt c.orac ....... - A<tvitb will ID I clc.c 5qllaabor 19, 1912 .;do tile --.oratae~tobe --· opened .. lOll. wllidl rilb< placed Ia Ill abrwe poacJ Ff*y, .. o.:o- ... "'" .....,__5 �Mfybe as a Christmas present? Hot to oet paranoid Of anything, out In caaa you tOfoot. Squlra Hall Ia ldledulad to cloM In Juat two montha and nooody-lrom lha ltdtnlnlllrauon doWn to "uo.nt Kaboah !Mdera-aa.na to know altller ...... the occupant• .,.. golno. ....,. tht money t o , _ them Ia 001'1\lng from, or lha moving c~~oraa w111 OOfnmenoe. Obeatvetlona IMd to on• -.cllitlon-the handling of tha eloalng fe a I I - ranking u lha major our..-atlc bungling ol r - . t metnOr/ How can lha admlnl.tratlon rnalla - - lor tha dlaaiTay ol tha wllola It . . . known t hat the building wu QOing to ciOH lh'llong yeara 111110· Sufa, Ihay aay !IrMa _ . batter In 1878; p&OIIIa _ , thOught that the Amhatat Campua would be _....ad by tht 2!11h Caniury with ~ lllleCe lor .... ,.,_~ ... aky prM!ctiOM and an admlnl"ratlon'a llllnCf . _ In 111am Ia no lor the ~~-wallOw In now. For lh'l I'Mfl, lha .clmlnlatratlon and ~~ atuclanl IMdera knew that the union wu cloalng, and for lh'l .,..,. nothing, untllthla to lacll"llla the,_, Now, )WI two month& baiOfa Squlra Ia pllleoad and rabolllt Into lha Dental ~. Of a hall a clacada altar tht dadalon wu made t o cloaa the OUI!dlng, admlnlatratora are wondering What to do with .-ytlody. And untau a miracle ocean, groupt will literally be lal1 out In tht cold. The othara lucky enough to be grantad apace baiOfa --·-done AI• you attending acnoot lor youraatl or lot eome mythical grade point a..,.ge? Tomorrow. the Bulla holt Ca.nlalua Cottage at 1 p.m at Aocary Aald. Low t urno;11 lor the past horne gatMa 1\U bean blamad on gtadl ...om.. lhe laolatoon ol t h a - . . <:ampua. and a -*Y ot Olharml-uc:uaaa. But ahOwlng up lor thagame ahould flOI be flmltad to the athlatlc>mlndad A crowd al Rotary allo,.. tha administration and tha OOtMtUniiY thatthtra ara PIOIIIa at thla acl-' WhO can tool< beyond the neat teat or m•-'IY Ia ~atrallng a '*'"'nofau to auppott lha Unh'lrett'( And that strong a -"'W of auppon can be used by .tuelant~Mdera nghtlng !Of • multltuda of ttuclant rlghta, Of on Ia..,.. euc:h u Squire raplacemant on Mtharat, ~mpro~~~ng 111a quality ol lila at ue and I«Wardlng "udanl dalllanda to local and State taglalaton. The momentum neadeCI to countarxt and othar .,.... of __.,.,.....to- frOfn ~a. and aporta ha,.. MMICI u a unifying Ioree on many ootlage carnpusea. llta Bulla will ba puttlng their ~I ,_d on the ltna. Nu.,.,_ campue groupe ara aponaorlftg P<~ tailgala .,.,0. The us Alumni AMoclallon 1\U otganU.ad. bonflra tonight a1 7:30 p.m. Mlt1 to the Amtter81 Bubble. SA hu acltadulad extra ou- laa'rlng EIIIOOII and ~nora golng straight to tha game. 'lhara aren't a hall of a lot of thlnga thai US lluelenla can t•k• p<lda In Taka adVantage ol one of them tomorrow baing attanglad In Houaa Counc:tl or admlnlattaUon tad tapa, wlll apend nut aamMiar Milling down In cramped and pertlally rano¥11lad lacllltl.. Shovld tha wor.t, and unfortunately most problllla _..no oocur-that D<OUPI ara tal1 wltltollt apece In January-than tha OUIIdlng II'IUSI remain open ~ntll all organlutlona ,...,. found • M w and adaq~~ate 1toma. But, by cit ing a n lnllatlonary factor wttlch baltoona -•tlon coat• by one pwcant IOf each ..-th Squire atays ~ put December 31, the admlnlalratlon 1\U lool<ed 11 tha continued quality of atudentllla u a doll. . and canta dadalon. H - -. Wltlta a monetary amount can be plnnad on the coat of continued Squire oparatlona. no p<lce can be mauurlng lhe atraln and dlaruptlon on atudenta It lha union cloMa P'lf'I'Aiurel}'. It lha admlnlatr811on cannot gat Ita act togathar and ~· plana ro raioceta Sqollra rHidanll Immediately, than lha union allould ramaln open u long u poulbla. M It atanda now, Houaa Council, WhO.. duty Ia to ualgn apaoae to groups, must dNI with unoartallll._ and poulblllt._ u It goes about Ita tuka. Altltouglt tha u~ aays It cannot all~ llo keep tha building open, rlgllt now 81uclanta cannot alford to It cloaed. - ••-aad Bulldozing It bolla down to one' l*tlral question. ·This ) k fee A ri caUJag """'-'"-·----.. ,.,..,..,Uft,...,.lry - I n ot anythil>g ftJH -'•lnlng lo J"'/111 both wa anrl"' tha Jewloh S t _ l _ , . . _ , _ . J'OU. Ulldet ~Min#c new IHd«ahlp~ tftl• y•et prornlH$. 10 be OUt t-..at ..,._,, we plan nor only ro IIK:rHu the o!B enrt •mocmt ol laJ.UU . . ~lit our •Jso 10 u,~"'iJ out CIOWW'age ol ...,11 tllat d~~Ktfy elfKJ the ,.,..,,Art, hMah atudftttt er us. Without your tMNic,_t,ott .,. c.nnot pto.Jdt . , outlet tor Jawlah ldns. Wh•th•r you ct_n write, proof re•d. make • 1.-, PhOn• uJ/s. 01 Just dlscu11 • lew ldMa with u1. your h•Jp ,, .,,,.J to out edar.nca. Thll .. tM tiiHIOt hwfM lti.ICHtltl tN ~ mt.,.sl«< lrt .Jfi,J&IJ t:llltun lo staftd up •rtd be _ . . . , Out Sultdar Oc:tte. a p.m in Sq41;re 3U. R.,tml>tlr we•te wOrlclttf tor ,ou. -•-•1'111 ,, Kabosh to Capozzi &fitor o-. , . , _ . , atoll-ltefl,.,.ldec:lolon. c.pou/'1 ""'il>ll ,.._ lha ,_.;on SJI otpofltl.-.1 K.eboo/1 only ,,., hMnflll -~,,..,. .. ol tha clo<lf!ll ol Squl,.. II ltfl wrwlll ch«lt hlalactl. h• would ,.,t;ze ttret thft d«:1tkM to doH Squill WII m1dfl muell .,,.,,., ,,., ..,,,, ~·r JUM ... SA aew ,,. •••t -•-Squn .... cJrWflll anrtthMl lo ,..,, • ItaiM th"'ff that .,. -do to I lop II IHIIIM c.pat.ll. .,. er SJI .,. morw tH ifstie. lnstelld of IIQitting • tvriJe l>lrtle. w. cou/11 put allot our M«<TY Into pttWIItmg a wltabillltft•m•tJv. 1nd tty to m1b rn. ,.., ol thtngo Jl qulclr cttec:t- the ~boo/1 Propout wilt miA•..., the~~ ltr'Oflnt ObUtYet •dmll t/111_.1 ollhe plan wu ._,-.~by teflrw Fon..,..r.~y, (t>uli!Oid,ol-~ Fun,.,_, C.poal wllloH -~~~ounll btNk/ng- 11 Amhenl C.mpu& ..-y ooon JIIIOih., Blltll Polnt'l NO, OUt a Stllllant , Pope IDJury Edhor Ott~ 13. reer liN c;.,....,, pWiiohMI,. - - · " " " 1'1111 , . _., OUft• Dodge" 10 ,.-,., Jlllet o.n anrl,.. Pwple - ··~--. U..tonunar.ly tile l»nrl rtUI HI I» able 10,. p«foom - - l'lul oerlouoly - I n .,. · - perlomtlnflln "'"' wflt 1101,. - t o p«foolfl lOt - w•• a-nrt ,.., ---lote,H-woutdlibiO -~~~,.~~--O<-tolllmto- lllm up, ,..,., ,.., - , _ 10 tha folio- Pout,._ ck> $334 Welt I 48th St,..l lliOolcpatl<, 0/tlo 44142 ............ ... ..-. Pwllchy Cho!rpei'OOII Flying Ill the lace otlac••· Cutrent Ell/tOt C4poal "'mtoleall anrl deiutlo tbe IIUdfM(J II US. Hla ~'~MI in lett ...."t Cutrent , _ , hit; lpmHonoe olthe ICe- JlctltlhiH C.ntet wltlefl wiN ltupi/Rie ..etythlng on the InI etoll ptOUnllllooto o1 Squl,., We "" ha. . alltha4 and_, • - Speoelnndelo lOt ..,_ ollllo edlloro to play with 8ectiiM~-IIOilo-.ltQOif the IKII. •toll lhtn blonrlly 11110.,. tha blame •routtd It •n)OIN IIJI't'tO • ..,., yJtff*. M cfOf't • j/tNr 11/uMY/u to hlo ,..,.,.. Tltlalo wwy ~~~ I-I , _ , l(.en OiftctOf SttM!Ser'U Artak8 -·-. -~ V1co "'-ldent, $tudenl-11lon CoordiiiOtOt, Commuttt Allolro c-.o-o~~, OltOC:lO< Studenr Organllotlono -- s..b - d Olroc:tO< -c.,.la. o...c,orSCAn car.......- Cb""'*D..Idl'-oll, Edh01, BulfloNo• f .... _ . . . . AoMmbly S9M"* T_...,_ ---- -tFSA Tr.loMpb a. IUIIdn. .......,.,, llaMIL"-- Senalot ....... ._,._ -......... ---. Au<a1&niT~ OhctOt-Aifolro Olrec:tOt, Athleltco SA$1.1~·· Ellc AI- SenaiOt N.,.._ Qatdll ,......._ ,_I,FEAS AtogleJ•-.... E>.ecutlve Olrecaor MFC O...llwplty, Gemten Club ICdoJ KIM ,.,_t. U~St-t -0... UIIM<slty Student HlroN_........ Cootdlnator, tntomotlonol Altai,. Cyntlllo-k:> Un-ty Stuclont .......,_, .. EJectiOn• -cr-.~ ~ 8 , Tlloc&po<:w<ft. Ftidoy, II Oct- lOll �Pleasant ST. ,,_IT'Od4tm eource of ea .-m•n• l You By KEVIN ANTERLINE I .., ...,.,n non• ~euure u~ lenj&l""in ~atooct m;oht .,. ..... . ,anyone prOC)If1'f •••ue. -..ytlllng w~.~ .,. •• Foo•,__,,,.., .. oll~ The wr1tet today at•M ~ to ....C"M IOtl'lle i n l - .... _ , .. "only in No - 1 0 ..... ~~1-llooabotolt- _ con ...,nono ,,.. ~.....ct ~~~anee tn C.o!to HI ~ olthat IOCL II Ia &1,_1 0, ..,.,._,, t gueN )'OU f'll.,.t My, that 1 have aturnb*l •mo th.ia uncomrortable po..._ton· I f\e~ ref\etwutat~ my..u. (H 1 have been autftdenUy ,eha~llteteo. daQendlng on your own ~Mtect lntt~Ht' Of nave 17 Tht - p .....,.,, lot my tohtbllllatlon ttmoln obaeura, IIIOUOII ••pportable. I woutct ,,.._.to~...,... howe••· that t have not comp~oly r-INI~aiiiO L"a lilt Clhataetar In Anl>ur Penn'• Al a 'a ll. .talHIInl Pla)'OO 0, Atlo Gulh.... I want IO ' "'""' _,.. - · o f dlotruot 101 1 - ..no d l - - my fopu\11_,,_.,. _ _•_ _ , ...ng .. - ..... ~-tilt_, of •f'lt..-pretattO" C.~if\10 ~ ~~ EWM though CJ«~Ptre who .,.. aa ....... to ,....,. •"" ..-.afnQ ha .. ml4e COf't'lt~ weument• aboul the outmoded ~eel~ of onn' •• a touroe of ~tOffl'I IIIOn. tf\ete it It!" lOme dlffiQifl--to-defiiM lmpononco tn thtnklng lncloponclonlly 11 11 ..ldtnt oy 111o "'"' num!Mr ol IliON ongagtd an tttlllng The n11 numbllf' of ,_,.,.,,_man, 'lll'f'Jt•~ eoout not WftUno-Mve no c"anc• of lftMing I living aollly 00 Wnters Tilt ._..0,-"'""""'"*'· ••toe.cy o1 "'"'' II Ill bullllt natwtt ol thalia ... -..of<~! -"'""'~ loll Wall., ~eltl INdo o _ Tilt W filar Banlamlft. .,...,.. lit ~~- olio Nne Ill t-.o, loundlllo -too ol cl\onolln _. ,_,ton ai>Ovlwrllonglr\ ,_.,.,..,.,..11o onlciMtiiO t11o "'-\' that...._lt t 'Ilion lit 1>111>11- • ..,... ot bad - r y ""tllologlat to pro.. !lit point. Tilt chll&ct.,ltllcall~ - a n upol&rl Clla rm and ,,.,_.,.,, o l Ills poolllon bol... tc. !Jut~ volut At>d not w""tlng lo _ . , too cyntcal, I auweaa ""f lmP!iiM t o - en o r g cvlmlnlllftg lr\ • oo l.cM lor t11o -king ctua, no mOlter Ia fiOI &Jw..,o lht _,..._"'~'"'..,_ - tranalrltiiO lmo - • • tilt only'-'"" "'*"~Y.·---~ In lllt tronalotlng 110 dtopen.- 1"- ~lng to 1M 141ft tiona wltll llltlr " lciMUam" aro olmpty oxorclalng tilt prM._ of tlltlr 100•re pt- In tfto ayatam. Yoo. oloo, ota caugttt In tilt llluaton ot-ar. Tilt--... "" --region 1>0111--OUCIIIOo • - o f ru. OWfl - .. ..." ..... lit o ' " " " ' - o - y - " "" l*liclpeCIIO In lllo ongoing now. M-ly, lr\ - t o o a Wl1tar to o•tot ao ~II. tilt_,,.. lila noqWat o Olllllfl omount ot m.oc..mant with tllo tyot.m wllllo alto "'"""lng -aortty ouWclo 111t'1yotam. Benjamin'• -r1pllon of -umonlutton, ol*'lllon """OltiNCIIon •• ""'I • no._., op-ed '"-lor-.. •• ..,,_ lor ..... par-If•"" W'Jtlully--- " " ' -&loon II ftOI- Tilt.,.....,.. ot ..,_,,_, roqf>II<HII- """tilt -v-1' ateto.~ quo .,. so ..,.,..,., tftet anrane - a t · n g - al!g~\'J · ngl>toCIIcenw pol.it.at'l •• 'eGetOtd u M"MWNJ.Ott or ..........n .. - , tllltllhototdat 114. E-to. echtOt&al C»oatda at ill mllfl'ltgt to otrtN wrt.h tdllortall - n g k~t - - "'-"'11· g...l ounta ocoldong, oo lclootletlc toolo prenllng Tholl...,_ lo lua cop~ Ptt PlOt In &O•llldlt<>g """"'_. ot ne.-apapera tooay ftnaHy NIO.rbetet a IO.C C&UII N t - 1 010 clotigMO lo ~~ the p.re.dOmtnant mNna of cort\~lcli1ton Md 10 "a•iOttl ••'ll•"'Q ~I.Uf&. Tllty _ , o!l., '"~ -c o! -'"'"Ofwi 1-.otl\. TllcNgltt toltlo · - W u.... ttadtt~ neve ••~ their ltlljllrallon from tilt ~~~ thai tllty ...,. """ ~ _ o l _..., '"'"" proctucuon• 'M4itt ffom • cs..p d4•Ntlatact'on wllll lilt publtattlng lnclu.try u rt Ia ond t _ , . to mo.,. l~tlr o.ll1or!ty public; tllty proo...,. o dare to thoM Who haYe • 'tNted tnterelt In •-toalng IIIOUghla Honea, tllty t1Q - t o - y IV"'Ing I a - - t· altoettve. bulll.-alnt .,. - t alllelon4 -lor tlwllttng W!~I09 I I O f t & J I - • -...,owoyllt..)IINCII-can~NM .0..-.gouc-- - ·.. lr\tlh. Yalld mocl'tatton '"' wrfbng. Jouma~~amlo ..... ....,"' wtftlne- _ . . PlltleiPtlt ln I>OCI-11 malr\toiAt 1110 Wluolon o1 tact, puOIIC _ . . , ond dl-io1o opinion Yll by Ito.,.,., noiUrt ~ etnOOBiclo&t In 1 m o t l - .. _ .. Tilt'""'~- ot tilt JoU<nollol It gooolp &nO lilt r~t o f _,lng Joumaltom, aa II - o i l y ..U.tt u t ...,,L - - l r \ a ....... ~....- - . ••nonML II W111.,.lhlnt IMy .,... , , _ . -l!\lly -now tlltm, u.., ·~• uttlmataly 1M IM!Toy.cs; writaro do ""' ho .. 1 .....,ld pre~« to romoln alona on tllo ou1olclo, on lilt tllnga, out ot olgllt wllll• _ . . loll., day Lint Alllanotohl vocontly -~ "" ..,,_, o! oontrol ''*'" v.. ... ·~.-~ ~ n"'""""' 10 Kaooall wl!l or 10..7 Ol<ltho big, bad ael<nlnlttratlon ICfe ~~t the •U.clen11 again. ahuttl,g down Squlro Hall and offering uo nothing In retum out D 1 couple ot ob.cure claurooma? To tilt naive-·· tho ontllt tPtl>& altuot>On shoold 1M couciiiiO In avon ltm\0, who ...on. WIIOIOS1 ond whoao po- overrrhtlmiiO lhe othtl To IIOt'M po11Nttata·tua I'IUftO'Y C*)C)Ie. 11 wu .. mply a question ol tilt at-.n _.,..rs failure to laMa • ~·"' onougn at and. ond tit inabiiJty to omua onougl> ot Ito front ol Col)tll Hall to lmpr... ,,. """"birO "' edmfnlttraUon wllh itt vnlfled mlQht tta I allure to l>tttlo v1010ntty. tr>oy ctotm. doomtd ho cf\ancn. Thonk!ully, I<AI>olh's loading marn-•. Rob«\ Hoyclon and Pete< Hl~thmtn, dldn'l pion rt llko tnlo tnatotd 1r>oy dld It omortty- ond woro Their performon<4 0110<110 1M • tt•tbOOk o.ampt,e of how to dMJ wtth the odmlntatrotlon, ttow to dtllne lilt ond tlltn Lmprou tilt admintatrallon, 1101 wllll muiCII, but with lntdlgent, '*011-pr_..., "'~~""*'' Kabooh dlaplayiiO, - o n opprooellcan wc<1< to 1,. 01-.n•o odvantKal>ooh ono....,; lllat alog.,..tng ,..n• nothlnQi that "'student urilt(' la a ~tow call, omployiiO by Lazy S1udant olllclolt and lhat edtnlnlatrator• can be ''nlee" guya, not the e¥11 • .....,.... -~ mon WilD ,_.In tc<""ng otuclontt that somo gulltiUI paople ,_.full. .. "" and- beilft'W't """' fa not to tar tdm~lltlltOf'l are haJ'O.MMd ancs art not dtthcult to deal wtthr. bUt ex1tr that IJWr do Usten to reuon• ...en ttuoent ....,., , K..oo.h wu suecushJl, bUilt didn't wm and n au1t1y dJCin't k»sa. u .torn~ ol tne 1esa ettute obMrYeta have commented In banMf hetdllnes. It nad lillie ot no cllanc:o ol pro.....,tng Squire HaM 01 ltnmtOtalOIY con.wctlllg 1 ArMS anyw• y. \Nat •at ne¥ef Ill m1UIQn tl •at to ()()taM ~fa b.. 6C).IICe on the oth« ~en• or 'WWirntf'Q of an I"'P8ffdl11!1&1uclont itwooton Ollila Atnhoret C&ml>lfl It dkl compromtH on trus. bUt wMthet' tt'le matter Ia oonaldeted pedagog•cauy or ~ot. oompron'IIM1t not necaua.rily wiCked, but rather the ou1growth of gtve and take Mtwwn two siCS. •Hh dlfferertt opltriona, •• it tlllllt 1ft tilt -ld outlldl UB KI I)C)th'l ~ t.ay "" Ill deeitlon IO matCh up Ita fact• With the edtrHII'~lalra110n"a raeta. Har-> onc1 H - spant tilt au""'* petrottlng Sqlllro H&U. rnaaourong- ond Tilt oquare 1101 duo assemb1ed PIOOI ot d&tO. slgftllylng Whal each ol ,,. 38 dloD- Souort groope ,...., ond wont. Those llouro of WOII< 1>10td off In 1wo ragordo, l>tlplng llltm IChioYoll>tlr "Y>ctooy". Tlltlr m"'"""" onould .,. •tudltd e nd copiiiO by otn.r otudon1 groupo -""g recognitiOn tor ttwlr o;lewpolnta. Flrol, an ~nt~taliOflf't'tNM a.'"CIIY tr.al ff lNt cao - • • ooltd 1>&11 of loctuollnlotmlllan, 1101 actumang and yen~ Ktboon camt up • ijn an""""''""' lo pr_,.., '"' odmlnlttroUon'o pltn •• by IIICI PttoiOar!l lor Faelhtlao Planning JoM Ntal Ill waR • u 10 ~Jculout. that when Prt.lident Aobort 1.. Ktlltf ...... 1111 otuclontt wanted or a f~ atter"-t""' he Wet controniiiO with a fat., ooncrwtt. and _._ oolutlon. T lit olhor kay outgrowth ol Ka-n·o tormat waalllu-attated In thl ectuat meetinga, Ketter and hla atatt. according to an adiTIIt~lattatOI' pr1vy to tllo nagolllttona. - • lmprauiiO and ovorwhtlmoo by 111o otudont corrunlllll' t wook. Thil Oltlluclo l>tlpad Hay - and Hlrsltman hiV. mora crtdlblthy at tllo l>trgat.>lng Iabit-"" lntanglblt IOCIOI lllot ..,..,,.., When Ktllor llad lo malla a llnal cloc:ltlon. Whtl K - waa dOing - • oot.pl&ytng tilt •cmMnJitralton at ua own oa.me. Jl}f RoMn once wroto. """ ' " " " " S A - Tim Slltohon tried lo Imp-~ tlllt &dmtnlltratlve cloc:tolon making at UB hod a rnacno !IOYOr 10 h, Wlltrt the Mavl•t set of fact a won ouL For 8\.t.MJenta. Campus , they c&n win •~ Nvt N\t~noe on UB Gedatons.. Thooo whO hl•o condlmniiO thll pntlotoplly •• glvlng.tn and oomprom•M-Ot•tont.O ,,. Ignorant ol U8 cloc:IIIOI\--Ing 0N1 """""" Mtut.. Ancs thelr mlnda •r• moet ttKely tootld "' .....- . ....., ... .,. ptlchtO !Mil los ..... '""' onfy way of ~Jntng an &O,.,.at,.loe"•-or 1 taeu"r ._,.,.,._ _ Toela~ 1~ It • ,.... mati!OO. ont mort --lui-lUll - .....,..,. 51>6prro, Oorln<o BL« Bllt Mae Haydon ot H•thrNn now trwf aell- '""" ~ They dld ll, nol by rla)'tng '""manor lr\ lllo conte)C1 of .. ua Vlttf.il tnem" 1nc1 callinG on lho~der!t• to fatty artcs unue, but thrcx.tgh a pellonl. herd wori<lng and 1101 t>Otlllcally IPPNilf111 mtii!Od-out..,.rgalnlng lilt admlnblfatlon. Tb{J; may be ...,. aa an tx1rem•s1 vi.-; ot111: ---I Qeal'ta 10 the ecltn~strettof\. WfW) ••nts a peulw student body, OM 11\lt WOf" I cru.ll the "'"'"'" ol 1171? 8<11 human~-­ OdmlnllltalotO ara hSitn to UwMta from an vn&rtnld .-uo.nl body, they don'l -eclato IICIIOChlng Oludonlt -ir11J off llyatt<LCIJiy about -hlng lllty kno<ol tntle oboUt ond lllty don ~ -tclalt l>tlng tolcii!Ow 10 Nn Utefr aUtJ.ra from uneducaltd s»>P.._ Ll'& very difficult to gttttudonlt to unlit and lt'o olmool lmpoaoibla co moblllzt !ham In any affec:tlve manner. It'a Ume now for atuo.nt go¥tmmeofl to fMN.ze tt\et thla-la true anCI IIO&pt llltV mttlloda to lilt....,.. ot Kal>olll e n d - ofllclllt Tllty can gtttllo~ mti!IOda tolrtnlnlo pollcy-ll u.., out·plly ........ thtlt --· -· · " "tna " Ptlndplot Nnwntstration. tra aloo tlrna lor outoCII•t O I I C I I - to tono tilt judgong of atuclo~t OUCOtoiOI to mott ••por!encacl, - . slbla """l>ttl" lnloomiiO write,... �.................... , Big Bird . • • "Tho""' 111< '""~ It hard and -Omn d(m....:fonJ," <..<iiiW admlHcd, '"the U..h f'Do1.C ,jc alf -..ful ond bcl<foaal planruna," c.uldo <Old "A kK of t~o~M" and cffon •tftt uno tM ronnatton or tbll V. &!A rpraal rnrcmt Ul II>< a r.,. onr:t toddler A<IUWit Du«tO< Lon G<omar fmd> a <p<aal c!.olleiOJ< • • orl tna • 1tl\ lbat )'CKrQf.Um pro,... . c_..., ""''"""on" on '""'m II>< """'her of diUdmt mrr>tlcd c• .wo..,m~ .• ,., pr...,. ~ · """"~"'~< 1 .......,Ltd the populantt of I he rn>ft-lhrQUIII pr-. ha't' l()t, "hidre"' ,_.0. N.l lA t I\ c. diffnml pmar..,, Aod our ~ ........... b aiJ1!o,( hall lhll .. .....,.......ai),OIIItoboulC111< qwnn or lh<..,.... a - of auolltct )"'uniJltn ha-.c: klCDr COftnt\.,1011 ••tit th~ UAnntil) , .....,. o:l>lldrm of rror...-, eo u..itftl• ,.,,.._.c CJ')' to be r...SO. 111 our tde..-·uon,"' C..ado Ntd \ltlt.ac •c:'rc: 1ftcr b a I(IOd ICIIIII~ -Pot Ill!. Th< ""'""' arc: a•-.y of UMa 8d .tao.. -~ a llllol-...,....._,....,..,. ~-b _,_,,_111< ' '0. ra-t tt.ll et 1111.: ~. 't'> CUIII..Cicd 10 ...,.S ~ " ' - - a n d 1o r-w.. .. """'""' Cauldo "GaUnt r-n... orr to , dtilrlrm onr:t Precision At A Discount. -nd . _ . _ .. """"". . \\ •h 1 I.Cil<rai thnora '"""'"' cd~~Cadonoll) or-ated ca•<,., ! Fo r students onry 1 Come by l or • spec181 student chr;coum ceres Its g ood l or. a whole year and ent·lf~ yo;. to tll'IO olf any Comman d Pcrlormanoe tei'VlCe l nclu<l•ng our prects•on ttancut Precosoon hancutu119 os our teottnoque lor culling the herr In ltarmony wrth the way rt grows So as rt g ro ws ot doesn t tose rta sttape Your h aorcut woll looll as good alter l ove days as rt docs aller lrve mrnutcs A precrSion haircut wrth shampoo and blow-ory costs just fourteen dollars tor guys or gals, less t~ of course We also olfer permanent waves, colonng. l rostorog and condrl lonrng No appOrnt· men t neecled. fUSI come rn Take advantage o l our olfer 11 s precrsely what you need ._1-._ \II .. . till~· Monday. O~tober 19th at 4:45pm l Talbert Senate Chambe r s '-----------~ ----------~ r- ~d Perfonaaa~ - ': : STUDENT SPECIAL- $3.00 OFF ot OurTwo L.oca-· ICEMTURY MALL ~ab the Blld Mall 8ua "o the Nottttown Plu.a) To be discu ssed: FIRST VISIT! : EASTERN HILLS MALL : Tranall Rd, Wll llamavlllet 1 (Next to Harman's) ~~~~----~----~-~~~---~t~!~ ) ' 'ARSffi' CLt B THE SP ECTR t M LPDATE SEXATE ELECTIO~ S I ...r.......,.,...... ohould ..... t.iuld cart' .._, a compont"ru " A• "" aJd lor Rudy and latatch, 1 onc.. way ~"MIOit r<IOftl n<IO 10 IS Baldy Hall " l\&alabtc fm ~WdQ& pattntr., pro(mKmal~ and lludmu 10 'te"l fo•r drrr....,, on!olnc IR\(f\J(IIOI!Of-i. 11vovaJt lbt u~ or hidden mlnophono and '"'"O·WI)' m1rrcn, ut~c and •.!uobl< dat. caa b< coUM..t and ouW)7_td •>~b rcpnf 1D eatl> dllldbood bdla•lor and · dndo-1, Ia tddnlon lo 111< ~. \tJaiOU m;ay ,_,.. IIICII...IUC banJ COld!KI<d 10 n•o tma11 lUI"""' Pamtlt- poof-.J. may alMJ arnqc ro - 11>< faaltton oflbc Olild Can ....,....., ~cd; m and w SaW' . """' Th< Cclt<r .. odiuult<nd lltlovilr u.. ~or a..-ory ad Rmtedial EAI!x.tt- ..orrtn . , . - , dqr- • E.vt, Cllllclltood Ed--· Bailey Coin A 1rio in h a rmony AJJ hu ho~'ll •n...: lrt1 to 1011r "udrobt " uh ouran...oot ; y,Ti lt" A .,..~~Jp••~ rn al1!flboa <I vrnd color< Fromthtldt l'uch• ·ork S!9 •n . .........~...... $17'}\ Faublr S N~ SiltS 1-1-10 1' ' 1- ,., I ~ ' ~: ' .... .~~.. ) !> ~~~·1<;.;, ' .. ' ' \ .\ ........ -- 3074 Bailey Avenue- Near Kensington New Washers & New Dryers · 60c Dry · 25c ___ .c ...._, eM'---· _..., IIOClrAY a t - . Not veld.., LIMIT 1 P£11 CUSTOMER OPEN Sam - 9pm 7 DAYS A WEEK (35 min.) �Marty Barrett- Division Ill's top passer A»>dation(NCM) Oivhion Ill. But that kind of .wus "<an qaina you," Barrett admitted. He ated lut wuk..,d's loss to Albany. •hue t.be Oanes ddensc was cmliud w1tb 10 sad.s, dudly throuah bliu.es. In t.be r~ra four pmes. t.be UB ofTwas IDO<e eiToc:u~ llwiiD 11.1 1910 · The pultwo years pn:sa11 1 dramatic c:ontraR In BuJh soorin&. Lui )eat aaned ofT woth 1 five JI'IK winDiaa weak, but mos1 of tk •-ins wert by tilt' narrowt:~t of maraJtu. l'hb ouson. Buffalo features 1 "more open" style or offense, Barr<1t rq>orted. '"Tbe plays lhat..,. called""' .........s." 0.. rve occasions. II>< s...,.. Homt Hiah tdlool ano:Juate wW dlqe plays "' the hllddlc, but t.be - t y o( ..... he • iD - lht sdeaioas..,. •• by OIT<111h< c-dma1or Pete lbo ,..,k •KI• B<in& ranked number one ID lhe nation prompu a lot or .., ...,ion from people. F&IIS. ,...,.,._ writm. Dd~ backs. FOr BWI$' q i W t - Many Bamtt, his off~ paformaJ>Cl< .,_ t.be forst four ...,... eam..s him the lOP rantboa in the Nlllio<>al Colirpu Athlcdc c cY ou hn< to 10 •ilh the people you hlv<," Barrett said. He J)Ointed OUt tlw Albany State t>liliud a ..ishbonc orr.... b«aust of lhclr playm. FO< II>< BuUs, lht best choi.. Is th< run option play. But Barr<1t Indicated that &rralo bas enouah vasic1y In pmonnd tlw their orr.... can "m;. it up-eilhtr throw or run." , . top.ranked pilot <Oill'umed !hal he P"'fcn the pwina upa:~ or !he-· but -.led 1ha1 "you ...,, ao back and t11ro- ......, time." So Cas 11x lkalls orr..... .... produced 1173 yasds lluo"'lo t.be oir, wiUo 10 auld t.......,.,.Ul, Ci<ttiaa ready ror Saturda)1 involvu boll! mtntal and phySical P<<Pifltion. Alicle from !he <Wly .,._..,.. dnlb, Barreu .........., tlw ht spends ....nl boun a week IOiaa .,... pme fillns and actti"' _ , . ~ . aplauoiQa tltal ..... M'<~" in aoy mood aboul dw " Tbon has b o n n - - by llx Buns that suppor1 r.- 11>< us •udtau bavc bonn JaddDa, -1bly to pme anendancc.. Barr<11 eonctded !hat wba> pla)'ina &I Rowy F'ldd "when lht t<IIID doa &Oinethiaa aood. It's aPr><cctated.• • The (-ball propasn at UB b <n1Cia1 heea""' ''people tdenti(J the oc:hoolthrOQ&b IOlbleUcs," the quantr1>oct ~ Plus, ' 'the playcn oo Ill< team think lha1 it's impt>~UM ... , . alhlcu$ .... "r<praaltiJo& Ill< tdlool" 01 away ...,.... he coodnaed and 11x bdplto unify tit<......_. 1"be UB sporu p ..........., bc11er n...-y year,'' Barre<1 Clldoirntd. He added tlw ''the ooly people !hat make it bc1ler ... the player.... , . poosible ._..;an the Unl..,..lty's athletic P<Cipasn pl-. the quarterback, ....., would "like to ... all or rhe sporu uJ)Iradc<l.'' Apina the 0..... Jut weckelld, Ill< Bulb •wftrod tbdr lou. '"l'hcy ...... out flyiac, and we ..... flat. .. Barre<~ -cd- "We....,... 10t out of t.be bole. b was jUR tJw type o f - " llul ...... Canlsius C:OU., Ill< North Toourwaoda - .. promiaod tltaa he and lh< Buls "will be JUdy lllis S.mday... or rv•- """""· .. - ,., .TN._....,.:..e �~1UERE. YWHAt'EfTRJtXS!AFrFRSIV/IiJbWNf.tNERNINE#lJNDIED :WP/iR410T JALAPENo PEPPERS, OLD ~RNI~ HERE ACT1.JALL'f PN!SEPS rHE'TASTE a: IIUiw.MVA~-ER TDA /VICE 6'.A.SS OF ! -STEP OVENCJ.£ANER/ WA/lDYASAY, ERNIE? 1H~ HIJUOWPfN'IOf'API!:PS? NASIV7711AT SUI(E. .. AND !JIRIS MOfZES ftAYEJ) TN£ (X.PGYPSr FRIESrW7HESCENE WHli/<E111{;(1lJRhBJ/.Cr:EE111C GIRAFFeS INT11E(J(INESEKESllt.RIW!:.• 2J-Oolpluu lecp tbeir ltlft uwl maimatn 1h01 0U111o<vlc M l r «<ac .,.., tho llllb -kid..,.,.. ....... - ik1T alo boy, w 104 V1f68/ .... O.t!Moi f04 W~ - s d ,.,.,. .flpnd ut Tit< ~ u-. _,.....--.,- kNfl• ,.,~. dtt ...... 0/~. Pd.IIQ Modpe~=e11Nf•OidVIenna - · · , . . _ , • .JM.. - · Jl, Pblt8ddpblo 2.4-WU&l O...tho Voklllp IMI IWd . . . - . . , . PIUIIT• 100 • - Ho-'1 liLol .T-Jitl s- .,._ 11. c.- u-~ ............. n4or 0... 8oJ ... _,.. ...... - I s........ n-H_ ,Doroo _JO, _ O."-'dorow to -tOSt•IJtl*tg. This advertisement is a blatant attempt 1o penuode you 1o buy Old Voenno ll.er. tf you keep buying our b.er, - ·u keep running our cortaan1. Old VIenna c.nadlan Beer SUNDAY Ia - htf&lo n . Now Ya Jda 14-The Bin• Will aretclo tb<ir load to l.S over 11>< .Ids. This oor b • drreru~.. badt'• nichtmate. Lool< ror ob< bbmp 10 catch a puo Clwlon o....u )0,"'i•t"""· . - OIJ 2.4-V.'ltll _ , "',..,.. dome two PY' . . - . bcloiDol ...., ~.quae-.,. lb< 6UIDbcr - - 18 tho NF1. how c:aa tlor Br-lotel Tbcir or1wo. Howt0<1 Jl. N.. £loalaM s.J re<o<d ca..,11 . . . . , _ b)l ._,.., o.orpt 17- Pau ho¥< thr orr...... bot the " 0 " ......... 111 tltrir ckfc:nsr. Ill& Earl mould radl the 100 yard motk. ClrftW4 U , Nnl OrbDs aood. bul not ....... 17- l-6a-tll_l>a.. - lb< Oo . . . lO SoWo Cot"'-. Clcocqr Ooodooaallll, l'1lubwwlt »-Jlt Neoo Yort. Olonu 19, -Dr 11- 'Tbr Sroh..... - clrO....... """ II>< Oloalt ...,' bd!J, Bit Focx llcnpo tho llulo twd.. , _ a.,.m. o...... .._.,... ""''-' ncn--rcroo• OUlMd llu&o"' ~ ~ n, L4o Aaada 2.4-Hry, JR. Hooo'• , _ ........ Docl • l'lloalolt the llau. .t.. lika Cooc:i ., ~. but the n polll"' ror Pltubwalo ~"' oflb< Wrrt. A.-to ll, 5I Lowt 13-!oio pn>bkm ...... 8och · - lt't tomllla ofr upocts, but Allama is 11>< bdla oaun in """'1' caoC~C>fY. M0'11AY Ml. .l lior1)' u. Wlihiactoo .m. Karuat Oty b Odnllt U. Olleqo U-siml ... p_,...,.Waltn !lilly lw lbt · - ..... 10:30 am till GAMETIME First Draft Free • with Student I.D. • SOc DRAFTS • • $2.7 5 PITCHERS - 3 SHOTS $1.00 SCHNAPPSorAMARETTO 10 WINGS $1.00 KITCHEN WILL OPEN AT 11 AM THIS SUNDAY, OCT. 18th at 4:00pm 6 P.J.BOTTOMS FOOD - BOOZE- BOOGIE • . , . - · · · OlrCOI 10 . Tholjloo!Nm fricloy, IIOCO-IMI hU•Ie • .,. ,...... •OU ·U70 u. Sponsor- Of mt6 CDIIlat! AI P'OCftds .... ~ clonatwJ to lhr Un11«1 Woy If 11011 J..t - • to watdl • .top II, alld .c.v for d ' - 1 doeer--.. . FREE IIi KEG TO ALL Call the C.F.C. Office for more detads 636-2346 �87 TONY M . PE1TI /o411-1 £JJ.tor -jldcn1lcal records. Na11ci"oa!ly ranktd quarterbacks. Mu1ual repuliion . Wloa1 ,.. ba-. loeff are the key inar<ditniS ror a phenomcoal roo1ball aarni. Wlom UB and CanlslllS tn«1 on the aridoron tomorrow the only lbooa mluina may bt p>OCI • cadler. And with a llule help rrom 1he we~~her man, 1bt sun will peep OU r- OU1 II kkt orr time 10 Iicht all the (&CC$ at Rotary F'odd. The Bulls and the Gnfrons •iU 001 only bt hlahliatouna UB's H.OIIICCOCIIlDJ Wtcktnd, but sipalioa m Buffalo's Sesqulcallconial. Yes, as lbc playas arc buulna hdmcu down !In the fldd the Qucco 01y wW bt cdebra1ioa lis ISikh birthday. Tlocrc is more 1 1 stake here 1ban )USI pride. Aaainll CanisillS, the BllDS haw IOSI tbcir lase two lllfttinas and this CROSSWORD oeason the matdlup falls duriJla Hocnecomooa Can )Ou om-aiM the burniloallon ror UB or they 1os1 a1 born< 10 thdr ndahbon do•a Main Stree~1 H.ow ,.'Ould ,ou f«l or your crosHown rival dropptd )~ur rccotd 10 4-2. This S<UOn lbe Blllls ac1 to play Canisius 11 R01ary Fitld instead or In War Mtmorlal Stadium lik< last year. Tht home crowd bas 10 bt a lf<&l advan1&&C, tha1 is if anyon< shows up. The Griffins •ill dcfmitdy brina a bia cbccnna sca.ion with lban. Alief all they only raidc dn•11 the bloclt. 8u1 bow abou1 w1 WiD dois Univcrsny of l7 ,000 auclenu bt ablt 10 mUJter a dccm1 bomc crowd, 8,0001 I ctrWnly hope to. '*" T he mon1h or Oc1oba lou been a aood on• in '81. So rar il's been dry and mUd. And 1bt trcod sbollld maintain lbrouah the .....,tcod, so lbt weather sboukln'1 bt a factO< on keepona you E•ao or 01 IWI). cold, plu ahead. Dress •armly and brioa a blao~cr or a sltcpina baa. E•ao a lbmnos or hOI chocol- w~l hdp. If 11'1 ,.jnina brlna an umbrdla li or anuncoa1. Tailor<d aarbaa< baas ,.Ill also help kttp ~ou dry. Bu1 don'1 ~~~~ *"'*Y btcau~t Of the ..c&lbct. The IUfl OU1 on the r.eld have to play rain or shoot and tbey'rt not a<ttina paid. They arc ou1 11oeff rcprtSCOtina our ldoool 1' '0 ICCD 60 thollsand poopl< lhdl ou1 nine bucks or mort 10 sec the 8olb play in the ram and lftOW, Why can'1 1,000 studcnu wbo a<~ in rrce com• -the Bull•? Varsily dub, IC'I your poopk OU1 there. fraternities and sororilles, brioa your brOihen and listers. And brioa mom and dad and lbe kids. Ar1cr all, i1 is only for I couple of boun and 1bosc auYI in the 1 hclmcrs ue playiJla for you. , TAYLOR / GREAT ~l W ' •·. WINERY TOUR SPONSORED BY ALL ENGINEERING CLUBS SWE A FEAS FEE $4.50 -INCLUDE.S BUS FEE (FIRST COME) SIGN·UP Rm 138 BELL HALL MON·WED-FRI ENGINEERS: __ - llnll Slmulallon Is Fu1ure E119iMerlf19 -==-= . . , . .......... ~ . . . IIOftl-.10....~ ::.:-.:::.:==::.... WrtlltfO.....,..._ __ w~.....,_IOifJ'OII"-iDOIIWIGf!Or•~-­ ,__.,.._ .......,.....,.. -~ ........................... toro.c. ~~-~~ ...... - Yam & Noldt OQft - l<lftng & Oochd c::lcara ~ & Oomadc - Wools & Ac')lia v...... - o,..,-r• 10 9 AS.1106p1111 1214 Kenmore 873-6336 A --..~0......,.......111'1110f01jt .................... ................... MARGARITA'S Yam Shop .,_.,.~-~~ ...... c.r.. .....-y .... ..._ .... _ ,~, .......,....,lOt P'Of'•• .,.... .. ~ nkl ..=·::;~ ,,,,.. ::::;"'"- ILi_ .. --, VSAr'l,.._~,., ,........, ~,.Mt811JWII)'J't-·~~ ~ ,~,...,_.-ot,...quem ;>.~ ....,._ MISSED OUR ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWS? Send your - 1 0 : A. C. Eawonhy, Unlc Alghl Slmuletlon DIY~ NY 131112 ~ �•••• HOMECOMING U B FANS, ' HELP THE BULLS GRIND DOWN THE GRIFFINS! BRING YOUR BULLDOZERS TO ROTARY FIELD!! Activities start FRIDAY NIGHT at 7 :00pm. ~ m m "zm c 2000 Bulls Pom-Poms will be given out I '"'IULLPOIII ~ECOMING QUEEN- will be crowned at Halftime I ---------------~III I ~ ~ I I I I I ·---------------· I I I I I I I I I I I I I .. I I Directions: You cut out your Bulldour and tope It to a cardboard backing (Glue will make It bleed) Attach a stick. to the bock for · better support ·-and bring It to the game I "*'· .. - ... ~------------~-------------------------------~ t2 ."'" ......... . �....,.......... _......... ........... .. ,......._,......_. _,.... ...,... ......_.....,...n• ....... .......,_.., ... 1'WO ....oow ,.,.,... ............c.............. ......., .. tow~c...-...... ..... u ~ ... .........E,) ..-. --._......,.......,......, eooe,.,.... ...... ....,,..,...,......_., ... o .,._ -.-;w ....... ,_, ......"-",........C.Jt.- ........... ...................e- ............ . ........... c.....- ..... ,. ~·~----~ IIIGICWC . . TOOQUOQ."f' ....._... .... fiiiiW~fiOIIJ-CXU\.U~-........,.. ......... c..... "., ...... ....._....... ,......,.., -..a-. u• ..-~ ~ lC ~ .....~MftC.. . , . D4Ta.IN ,.., ..... ......,... . . .. .................. t.l?IO ....~ .,f'IQIIIII,'-ACYfttf..... ......_.,. ,,,__.. ,......... .,.....,.,_ ._.., . . . . g,. . . . .....,.. .,.. • ..._,..... ~~t,)t ,~· Lucl•n C. P•rl•to Attomey·•t· L.w .................. c;...o. w.-..... c......r. A-..c _ ... .,...,.. ..,.,.cne '-Gilt~ ...~~. . . . . ~­ ~ ~ .............. ...,.... ...... t.l:-1. . • ,..., I,...'"'*'• ..._.... ~Itt I I • Pac-Man • Asteroids • Defender • ~ .SC.t~~-. _..__ .. ~,.... ~ .......uoet-:""""" ,..,.,...,.a...... $ta•ao•-ALL tiA.I08 lfiiA.hD. .... .... fl <lfl w....,...,Cotloll~ ~,~--...- ~ ...... .,....,, a..~ Gr.-s-tJ.WI!fN"''OIl .... I Buy One Super Mr. Taco I & GET ONE FREE!! c. .............. ....,. ~_.... ~q.MM---1.100 . . . 0-41.. , OOod thru 10/24181 ········- lw • lo,..o,. s.A>•loo'" l"J I . ... /(' __ ... 1. ltr USilll' \!,llltU\! SWEETEST DAY IS SATURDAY : I • . • • • Gemer~ oom I 1 3248 M11.in Street (a~ron from U.B.I "1 $ffJIEO~~.-:;;;;;;............. I 2 for One! ,..,.. Old.. T~ a reminder from -----···············-··· I Mr Taco ·'*•'.......,. N"'f Ultra . . . . . . . . . . . . ¥)( . . . L£1lt ••.-.,.- . ..... .._.. • . _ ..... fOfll ..u CHl fii[Nf .,.~,- l•••• •., •• GEORGE& CO 854-0673 ~....-­ ReSI•uranr •nd OOOOt .. .,.,.,.rw, .._ ..,., . . . . .)li.t t..01>1 tO'r'Jftt.IALIIl.M::to.ue...,-...,... 631 -8884 ..,..,....,~•t.. At• .~----.···--~~ , - --...c- ~t~ ... ~. · ~Md..... 1.Git' ""'~ DIQnot..r. . . . . .;r.. . _........... t:ei&aUU 36 Hoplunl Rd WllbamavoUe o\ft(NOO. 'SNOlNJS tM ........ ....,..,......,........, ......... JD · ~..._,.. .... , I.A.~· ~~-"'"""' t.Oil.,.OfOWfe . • • '-""-"" .... ,., ............ c.._ac ADUlT MASKS It DISGUISES ........._ ca-.p. • ... c. ~ ~-o....- IZt-I'J'It ,.~ ..,.~....,...,......,.. ........... -..o..t ................ ... . . , 'IOil.AM".Io.GOit lUll'(~'""" ................ .... - ------- WIUX)M[~l"'.-,....... ,..~ f-REt Yuur el-l ul ~~ AND Ano,: S.,.,p a S.W I I I .. "'·n.~ QI Mrro • • t-=-.• ........ ·- w on.., 9DJd rm J(l';.!J,8J I I ~C',U.SIICAlGOOM ..... WM..~ Clifford Furnas College TIIIID~....,..._.,..,-v....._ o-. ....,_ .......... Dol... - __ TV......_....._......_,...._c:IIIM_..l ................ __,....,a.DnMO .._ ... ........... .al,. fiU.~~--.....-. JJ' • • --...o... ..... -.... . . Ofto\S$-FOL.It ......100 .,..._.. 24-- HOUR .aa. w~tiiDwtr. ...... VOLLEYBALL .,................................. AI1"'NttCCNGR.a-...............,._., ,fJOVL Tournament /or United Way .......... CIIII . . . . . M•.- ..... .am' • - - - , . . . ......... a.• ~~---------, I I~ :u•• I 10'Yo DISCOUNT I I I Toa•$1t. ancl Fact~ltf I I I *-M•InS""t •---- ....... .,.. .....____ - "'""...,=•"'.s'"'w"'...,.""~..,... '" •tw 6.GM.al Friday, Oct. 23rd at 6 :00 pm Sot. Oct. 24th at 6:00 pm l..atM I SHOP : To find out how to e nter or •pon•or a team call I .,~ THE CLIFFORD FURNAS COLLEGE OFFICE e..• c.... WAHTm 8ASI 01 ~ OV<UI'• .......... ................. 11114_, ... ~ ..,..,."'o~O'Ih •• C..llltlt• .......... ,,.., Oft.l;'tll-t., -tiJSW DOWNTOWfri Of:fiCl ........ ,.;-t. .. aolrc.JIII,flft~.,.t!'t!Wt1& !'q._'Ga) ... ,.,._.,_.CION...,_ I · ~~.........,. .....-l'···~ l.,..ollf'IC*-Cill""" "'-* W\,IM 1M .,._p.IIOlM4, fOOd 0'~ ,~ ~ ._l.6tl-1IIB HnP WANTED-...,..,..,._,..,~ • .._,.;;;; ................., - - - 636·2346 - Spoatortd by the Curer lor Maaaremeal Denlopmul Sdlool ol Maaaremeat, SUNYAB I I REGISTRATION .,.,~.._.,.,_....,.,,,. Nl!pq " ... ......._,..., ......._... - LSAT PREPARATORY COURSE l.CIOCIHOIOfiiAOOCIOOI..aMJTY~~ tor~l<6,..,-.lrO<"'Il.JDa."'-<6Mpa C6ll 1N.........,. YKA.. .. II:Hil:J tor ....... CMJISl.AI.It*-............... ~ ~ A.¥•1·•• s~ A.tuo Ailtt.l.f• I.:5CII»ta10 fiWI""'r ~ , _ ...... . _ lJC. lOr W.Kt'• ~ 0. ...._, CA ...... ~~~ You Are Wtlcome! Mass For Yo ung Adults Celebrare Mass in aninformal way, with or hers who share yourinrerests, with a rimely homily and folk music. Every Sarurday, 9:00pm St. James Church 3021 Bailey Ave. tnt:tJ l-.C'l\'-LU..ton) Sl>oln""nl b, On'itt" rm \ouoa Aduh M uu\10' ~~r~ - c• .,.· ...,.. ,., ,..................... . Syateaatic Reritw for the Law Scbool Ad...isaioa Tat !SAT II~ TloU ...,,. ._... r . . . , - to llw !.SAT l<if iKW".., _,, roft.tl, ~,. r.p.J _..,. ,..a;c.. ~ - triiq a iL:£.,..... ,.., ., • rlw o1 aiL 1'-P t1w- .1 i.t..,.,.,... A.~ _r.~.., *""-' -*/taiL DATE: TUIE LOCATION-. FEE.: llEQUIIlED TEXT: . N-Wrl - 1~ . (6 oesaioeot A.-.. 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"And we have 10 get the runnioa aame aoina 100." la$t week the Bulls "They're huge," had minus five yards commented Brooks on bolh rushin&, mostly due 10 the the UB offensive and 10 sacks on Bulls' passer defensive line. "They are Marty Barret! for 70 yards. from 20-40 pounds more "Canisius is a very per man than we are. They respectable team," said Dando. "They have played aive a lot of protC'Ction to the quarterback (Marty ' well latdy 50 il should be a Barrett). So when be gets good game." time, he has the receivers to Comins off the hit ... sbdladins 10 Albany. UB Brooks feels that the key hopes to bounce back. "It to the game will be in was touah for them (players) after the Albany stoppina Barret and 1be UB game, .. c:ommented Dando. passina atlack. ''Their 1eam "They "-! their beads os full of prolifiC scorers, and they are led by the down early in the week, bul passina of Barrett. We have they'll bounce back. It's aot to contain Barrett in louah to come back after order 10 win. NO( only does the loss, but they are ready he have (Joe) 0' Arnieo to . for this game." throw to, but he has (Kevin) Canisius Coach Bill Prall and (Pat) Whitehead Brooks aarees with Dando : too." Brooks added, "And "Both 1eams are ready for we have to watch the run this one. It's a nalural rivalry." Brooks wem on 10 too. (T'un) Najuch is a good add, "A lot of these players fullback, 50 we have to be came or played for the same prepared." If UB is to comeback high school, 50 you 'II know from the loss over Albany, that they'll try their best." they will have to improve Canlsius f13ures to bave their special teams. UB aave their hands fuU as they try up two punt returns in the to contain the UB passlna last two games. "Our utaclc, and their tarae Uae. special teams have been our biggest headaches," said Dando. "We've made·50me changes and I hope that gets out the wrinkles. We can't afford to make the same mistakes qain." "We bave the maltinp of a areat football aame here," said Brooks. "We have to capit. !e o some UB mistakes and meke some fine plays. Broo'k• added, "With Barren quarterbac:kin.a , it's touah to stop him. He's the top ra1ed passer in the division and he has the receivers and the line to back him. It 'II be a lOugh battle." Goina into the hQmecomina aame. Canisius has won three of the four games in the recent series, 22-8 in 1977 and the last two in a row, 21·18 in 1979 and 17-14 last fall. UB won 16-10 in 1978 and in the first and only other meeting, 12..0 in 1,920. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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These chemicals are funneled into the river with the fu/1 consent of the State and federal government, the study says. NYPIRG Executive Director Donald K. · Ross and Hang. were . present in Niagara Falls for the re(ease of the massiv.e, 260-page study, which was the subject oj.a "60 Minutes n segment broadcast Sunday evening. ,.,,, _ ...,.... ..«HII•"'"•" EORUM Number 21 State University of N- YOflt at Buffalo ''This reports destroys the m)'lh thll IOU obcmical bazarcb are uoder eootrol," Han& rold reporters. "NYPIRG, <Iur!Qa !he lasr tbrcc years, hu examined tbe thl« main sources of chemical contamination found in tbe Nia&llll River, and not a sin&!< one was found to be rqulared propaly." Th.n are 77 diJch~ permits distributed ro chemical manufacturers alona the Niqara River, lbc uudy rtvcaled. Granred by lhc National and StOle Pollutant · Dis<~ Elirninaliorr Syuern (N/SPDES), rhese pmnlrs arc lax in !heir &uiddincs, rhe uudy cbaracs, allowlna chemical • manufactu~rs 10 dump whal the fedcnl Environmcnral Prorection Aacncy (EPA) terms uprioril)' poUutants" into IM eco- sy$1ern. Additionally, !hue are more rhan 100 indwtrics in lhe ~ lbOI, lhrou,h a loophole in the pmnit law, are aDowed to dump untreated chemical wuus diru:tly into 10 muni<:ipal lr<allll<Dl plants around lhe area..witbout baWls to apply for pmnlts Ol all. Between 260 and 310 million &allons or - e r • day are ~~z:"""...---'1":"'"-:-----..,. disposed or in Ibis man-. into mwUcipal ~ W'I.Slt treatment systems which are not equipped IO eliminate these cboDcal wastes. sew• Chemical waues, once in lbe river, bave enlered the food chain rhrou,h fi.sb and wildlife eaugbt in tbe ~. Hana said. ~ seriously, however, these chemicals bave fOlllld !heir way inlo !he drinking waer supplies in !he Cry or Nlaaara Falls. "Synthetic organic cornl>ounds, including known and suspected caneer-<:ausina aaents, have been round in the oily's rmisbed water supply," lhe study notes, includin& benzene$, mirex, and trip.dJJorophenol. Tbe Nia&ara Falls WOier syum servi<:cl some 380,000 people. According to Han&. tbe city knew u early u 1969 tbOI its drinkllta - . r intalcc sysrem wu bdft& inliblated by cbemical.s. He dispiaJ<d a 12-year-old internal memo r. - the dep•y director or -.r to !he Nlapra Falls city ll>llla&U, stlliDa tbOI a "heavy, ~<liquid" bad becn rolltld in !he treatman plut's llhorahaA. "Tbe iDftltiptioo lad analysis ollhio subttanc:e leavea Hooker OJemical very mucb IUSpCICI," tbc mabo ooalillued • . ~- ..... �• Ill ·short . campus Se~ update - n:ltlonal GM to pay 1blnp arc hoppina aa the Prcsiclcntial Seardt ComnU!teo. After months or~ aDd deliberation•. tho Committee hu rq>Oetcdly made a rt<OIIUD<Ildlllioa 10 the Uaivmity Coundl, wbich hu forwvclod on• nom• to the SUNY 11oar<1 of Trastees. But, eccordlna to ocher SOuret$, tbe llnal d«ision hu noc been ollldally made. S..ch Chair Robm Mlllonti- U~~Available for comment, as !.Won Harry Jackson and all callJ to Committee members v.·ere forwarded to tbeit offJCU. Spoculallocl on the Commiuee's choke wu lnereasin&. with the outside candidates al•en tho be$t shoe. lbe TruJte<s October rnectina is ccpocled to eonl'atn the Onal rt<Ollllllendallon, with simuiWH>Ous press conferences bold In Al"-1 aDd Buffalo to announce the ftllal cleeislon. ou..r clevtfopcncnu wert ft'llO'lod, allhoual> tbey could 1101 be CIOnlirmod. Student rtpr'<SO\tllhoe Travis Ballard litis past "'«ktnd p&.aDod a toric$ of,_... wilh past ll>d .,.....,. Student Alloc:iaoloo (SA) orrlciab to discuss \'OC<r rqisumoo, but sourca rna1oc1 lhll the UV< naawt or the rnectina wu to c~...... the ~" illtbe Seardt Cosnmittec. Ballard rcfusod comment. llld r<Ccrrod questions to MilloisD. .,... p,.., Bad bOis Hlllldteds of Univtrslly tuition IKlls, with ~ern due on October 21, w<rc raurnod unddiV<rod to tbe Ofllcc or Student Accounu, Direct.or Oifford Wilson rdaled, nocin& that payment b ltl'D expoaed or a SlO I•• proeessina fee will be assessed. w-.bon a:plalnod thai tbe cause for the retumod bills is that many adclruoes art WTOftl and said that it is the student's rcspontlbility to keop r<COfds updated. " It woo't be aa:epted as an diiCU.Je.'' bt insisted, ••but wear~ CIOOICti"'Ded fot tM lluckncs.; • we doCI't wan& Mybody ""'''lt in il." 11le dorcaor adclod thO( the "bad addrcsoa arc our lor- A Fod<ral Diilricl Coun tn Qevdancl, Ohio r....,.ly awardod $2.212,000 .qtkmmt to a Kmt rcaidmt f01 the iAjuric:s he suff<rocl as the result of the faulty dc$l&n in tbe roof of"" 19611 ~ =-~6. is now a quaclripleslc as a result of the injuries he suffered in the ICddent lnvolvlna his 0.0<1111 Motors bw'h car. A<:cordloa to a OM spokespmon, the car milllufacturcr ($ plannina to ap..... the Oevdand District Coun docision. Papers find borne -1(_~(411-ol &w\ GoodicMf$flf• . , ,.., Ultor lonl-.. M, ....tlll l l o - UIIOI ...'Oa'et ~Art Of"fetOf Can HOIOedC"I""" ....,-c....,.. ler,.nce C.nadll Ateltltltf C• JrtPW• AKNfd CtMMWCh, lonltnlnoiCojlr ..__... AlanC.Kocnoc/Coo,_... Sunford Uaiwrsity announced on fnclay lu plansio house the Ronald ~ Praicl<allal - · tn iu Hoover lrutitute. • lbe Um-.ily prQerttly ho.,.. the 11W1Y papm Rcapn pn>c1ueoc1 •1>ik 0...-.mor of California as wdl a s - · ••meo durin& Rcapn's 1976 and 1910 Pmoll..,.lll campaicns. m:t rk ... Clai'*"' ..,.,.. EMM....., ,..,.,. _.... ,_ De~ Joltft Form.la/Gr.,._.l ---- . Zlnoolollt- 1.-...o T . _ , . .,...._.., ru~sl'l l No soooer did France: abolish the usc or tho auDioune than the deadly clevice.wu purcbuod by the publiC library in Teluan as • punishment for bepina overdue boob. 0.\lldOie...tdA• . . . . . """"• Jof~R.-- Jon M CHI\fAt.fl.. $pam O.vtd A Coma1~ ,.,...,., Swt LllPOIIInoiAIII You wondu bow such a civlli«CC people as the French, with all of their artiJtic traditions, <Ontinued tO US< •ucb a Q'Ude irutrument for so lona. II jUS! sbows you the exl<nt of tbe pressuro usod by the polWrful auillndnc lobby. For years, the bacl-<lappilll inOucncc peddlers or the NMional Guillotine Auociation could al•..ys be <Ounted on by the politi<ians fO< lunch, boozt, rm: lripo llld 14-<:araa-aold auilloliac lk clasps. . .. Jell,.yNCantOtf...Mottt Mt~ ..... , ,.."""'Y'~ I" B.~-Snlt... O'OiloiA A - 0 1 problem.'' Co~ap•ter lbe lr1lffidt:iooa Of caiiiOtiDo was Rnica A~.....,_. piKanallrqiljcr, ........,.. by tbt __._for no .,.._lly beiJI& ear- l'laaaioa Of!"-. litu ovcraeas job US~ r......, 0oe of r...,e ,........, S11lelalu. .._e-rr~ Rqistry <HCU> is ..moe oiTtnd 10 ~ Out Of eonuol. tllerD bad been ilolc:o &om unde:r the IICIOCS of the ministry or 1~ 111 """'b1 011 tme~erwottc~ wbo- apprc:hended .. O<Oa..U. Ajrpon tryina 10 ..... tIt~ the maal der«LLr. wm a rree stud<DIJ art jUDiors, smion or ~ auclcacs. no Hc:Ea- is a ..mot or the non· piOIIl ~ ~ for f'ORilll-5~\~da~U Affaln (NAI'S.\). FOr eddklaul iaf..-ioa coa~aet the ear... Pllllnl111 orr.... Ia , _ J, HQoo Cor,_ U, Capal. So, it's been an upbBI rt~bt for the bloodina '-to, son on crime, lob sist<rs, wbo faY<J<od ban nina the awllotine. lbey _.. eonsw11ty ohoutod clown. with slopDsllke, "GIIillotilles don' kill JMIOI)It-Qey die: or han rail..,o." ~house Clocolotloft- :10,100 ,..~ omc..,. IOC:eteo fn St-.-,.,e..tl.... v... . ,.._ _ _ ol •s.a---~ T _ ( 7 _ 1_ _ y ... 1421C. (71 1111131-1, -~ ltY. T i o o - 6<-~lnc­ ..._ polqr It determlNO bt' IM Edilofolft. CO\lo(, .....,............. _ . ·-· Mtein whftovllhe t'QifWI conMft1 ot ..,. EOitofof~..... t1ftC'Uy 1Jte $Hc:llann II aHJI\Nd by luUato ~Pwwa Inc,. 1310 S.....ce St. lloUolo, H.Y. Doowleut.. - · ... . . _.... ~t--.-- PHYSICS • MATH • CHEMISTRY .uas I ~PBS-EARN OVBI $850 AfQfiH llfTI. YOU GRAIIJATE The Dept. oHhe Navy Is seeking young college men lor -It's nuclear power programs to opwate SIJpefVise, and maintain over 150 nuclear reactors. Hyou have·a good back· grOIIId "' calculus and physics, are a U. S. citizen, and In good health, Y'!U may quality. Those i008pted receive a full 'fUI oi!Jadulte level ttainila In ~ prOj)dSion ' planlllllofy and aperJiian, that wUfcost IIIOUSf'lds in dVIIilrllile. But II the Navy. you illcelve a $22.000 ~say lllltldvances to ov.r 135,000 In lour yen. And to top it off, there s lrelllltdlqlldentll. tax ldvnages, IIIII lots more. It Isn't easy. But those that make it lind -..nsetves In ane o1 the.most • •llli•eeringlrliningJIIIIIJiftiS ~·· For more intonnaliOn, CIIIIIICt • Pllcement Ollice to arr-.tar •lllleMiw wllll a ~ fWty Ollcer . . . . .!Illite. INTERVIEWS WILL BE COND~ OCT. 15. �LaValle promises US's mission will be continued 81 TERRY CANADE AsstrtiVtt C«mp~~r Etfiror New York Slat~ Salat< Hi &her Education Comrrllh~ Chairman Kenneth lAValle (R-Suffolk) vuited UB this week for the fmt lime 10 discuss th< future of the Slate University of Ntw York CSUNY) and UB. The stna~or's visit is part of 1 tour of SUNY c:ampuses. In tht wake of fe<ktal cutback< tn educ.tlon, lA Valle said M was "concerned about how federal action on the Guaranteed Student Loan (OSL) could affcel middl< ineomt families." The senator called for tho lmpltmentation of a Ntw York State Loan proaram to com p<nsate 1bo.., studenu who will bt ineligjble to r=ivt 1 OSL. The proposal is curreDtly in the plannioa staae, but LaValle hopes to irutlatt 1 proaram Jimilar to one rettntly approved by the lllinol$ Slate Lqislature. The loan proaram is pan of lAValle's <!verall view of "Siudent financial aid as a pad&l<·" He called for a "dovetailin&" of aid available to studcnu to avoid dupUcatlon of prosrarns. "In this way persons who cannot qualify for a federalloao. could qualify for another proaram," La Vallo explained. The effect of the GSL euu will cause a • •major $hifl to pubUc institutions., •• lAValle daimed. " Enrollments ar< up all through tht SUNY l)'lletn." La Valle said SUNY's 9()pularity stems from tho fact that " no priva t< institution can compete at $1,050 (tuition)." He noted that community college enrollments art bulgina. "Community collcae is a !ileal," the Senator said. lA Vall< promised that UB'1 mission "'ill bt completed. Althou&b he admitted .....~ do 1\a\~ rqlonu rivurics" within lht Salate for fundina of campuses. "Monies arc included 10 complete Buffalo's mission." The LSAT changes format; admissions altered R~her Education Committee Clair attempU "to bt the fulcrum iD m«Una some or these difftmlee$." The proposed Utica-Rome Teehnoloay Center should not have much effect on UB's funding aceord.ina to LaValle. "It's hard to say whothcr thcro will bt a dir«:t drain on any one campus," be said. The bt&innina o~ the new center should 1101 alter thOK projects that Vocre defined and fall under Ill• • pcndina cap," the Sa>ator added . A unh·crsity could e.ceed its s pcndina cap to fulfill a mission, he suuested. "High technoloay projects will receive priority for fuoding." President Reap.n's cuts for elementary and secondary education did not ha-. a mlljor impact on stale schoolchildren. Citing that only six pttcent or el<11W11tary and sccondary school aid comes from the fedenl go,unmcnt, lA Valle noted, "the Slate is the ••,·el or aovernmcnt that providei most'or tho responsibility." tncluded a matbanatics portion, rtadina and rusonina part alona with oth<r skiiJJ. It is' a mulhplo<cbooc< llllld.vdiZCd <-Um thai b 11010 • ~ey pan or ddermlllina •hlCh or lhc 80.000 studenu .. ho to la• JCbool annually arc: Some 40,000 art co IIXrcdlled &nStuurionl ETS eliminated the ma.th ; writln, and mhumt<l ~~~~~i~iiiii scorins portionspo<tion or the uam and oddtdthea sy~csm~ changlna the 2001800 scalt. In otd<T to reduct fronlor haVlfiJ the powbility nunortoo m11<h ~=~!~~~!~:==~ •lrl<ft«< dfen on a41oal 1nto !10Cn adm~wons ocbools, ltw scorinc ~........ alt<Ted to 10/SO. \ But many bdiew thaJ 1hctc: · 87 SinH GOODCHILD Mtm~inl EdittN The .....,, changes in lht Law School Admission Test (LSAT), to &O into effect nt>« Summer. will make it more difficult to make acceptanee dodsiotls at U8 ao:ordinato ~ Law 0...0 Barry Boyu. More r8dical dlanaa ill tbcldl may >Urf..,., bo.....,..,, becaUK of widespread cliJAiisflldioo "ith iu CUrTail wnion. •·we ha,-en•t planned any major c·b anae ln the policy, 10 we wiU jwtlry and live with ·; ,," Boy<r explained. "We will ha,·eto adapt somehow:• He asserted 1har lrutltutions which rely heavily oo 1--------------' lh< numerical indellcs-LSAT sc:ora and cumulative avcr&&a- ,.'Ould be faced with a more difn.utt adjUJiment, as tbc .,.... tCSI will Jive diiTtta~t resulu than lbc old veniorto. "l"bt numbers •ill ooa be familiar, and we will ha,.., to put them ln context." Boyer inslsat'd. "W< wiU most likely rely'On pereentile seores." He added that UB would be: ree<hill& more information later this week that would help it determine mort the procus or scoring. Business Opportunity The fastest growing restaurant chain in the country ho8 on opportunity you con 't refue. If you're- oggreuloe, business·· minded, and wont the opportunl· ty to start your own business, call u.s at - c:banafti'ta:Yt ftOt'aont: far mouah. "Rlaht now wt mtuurt • prdly d:UIJ, There art othet si<Dli-sueh 1U btln1 abk-io-sptik on )'Our r..t-thu ~important to sUC«Js in both law school and ill the profession itldf. •• Thomas While, PreW!ent of tbc La,. $(bool Adnilisioos S<nl<es. told TIN' ,...,, Y....t rrmt:s. Jofln ~n. ~rtum nanow band of academic 836-13·3 9Ask for Don or Tom CMun be • studl-f\llttd own 1 Clf', T ht 13dueational Testina Scrvi<c (ETS), "hich adminiSI<rl th< <xam, decided 1<1 chaos< tht LSAT this summer after eonslderabk dissatisfoctioo mounted over iu formal. Muy edueaton Ar&Ued thu 111< prnm~ tum relies too bcavily on . empirical dlta and 1101 ~on some of the other oriteria that iJ lnYO!ved with hcing a "aood lawyer" such as writing ability and oratory skills. The exam, whW:h was held 1.1$1 "'CCk, was the old vm;oo and H. odnlitted thaltbc LSAT does not judac applicants on many or tbcsc skills and that ehanacs in th< t<SI and its actual delivery eould be: forthcomi~~&. "Th• ability 10 deS<rlbt eases in class iJ lmpOflaJ11 not only for }'Oilr laroina. but for 1hat o·r your da.umaca u ,.cU." Wbite added. " 8111 riaht now we With.,, don't p!OV>Ck JCbools t.DSi.&ht tnto tht: n1rm 10 •bkh app1jc1dtU poutSS that partiCUlar •kiD." ETS is currently o.amtnll\lthe wht'lc: other tCSima f1r.,. ha"" alreacly begun to wort on ahcm.~dvt- mrtbods or SOiiCihDI 1<>1, the proper infonnlljpn o«ordl"& to TN! Timu. Tbc: American Collq• Testlns aroup hu arriY<d at tapina oral prncntation 1tilb and ot'hen art: orrn ina roi< pla)ills ._..... lhai .ftA . . evoluaJed •· It is a1Jo oonsoclenna mabn& Ill< <J<IIJftS l , _ ...cb locol Bar ~. , .• "In the real world pcOJik ...llrona itt .,-,ome wear and wak iD others aiid tho? learrlto 'work har'd and compensate where lhey arc mediocre," SydeU Carbon, ETS Projcrt Coordinator explained to Tlrt nmes. "'lt't unrcaiUtk to take people: rrom all ov<r the "oriel and malce them lit down and .,.,.... <U<tly the ....,. questioas... But llo)u ._ami les• conamecl with tht oxarn format thliD tbc ETS orrtcials. He explained that U8tet¥1s 10 rely less oo numeric:al indt>es and more on the ..-whole pic:aure"'-examlnlna the 5tudtnt'l" me. which includtJ transcripts and recommendations. ANY SA CLUB THAT HAS NOT RETURNED UPDATE FORMS BY Thursday, Oct. 15th at 4:!JO pm WILL AUTOMATICALLY BE DECLARED INACTIVE! THIS IS YOUR LAST WARNINGI �-editorial J Gold standard and u~certainty The power of gold. It does strange things to people, especially In search of easy solutions to complex probhlJllS. Presently, a group of conservative economists Is pushing the Reagan Administration to reinstate the gold standard In an effort to strengthen US currency. The gold standard was first established in 19« by Franklin Roosevelt, designating gold as the official backing of US currency. Americans were also allowed to use the precious metal for transactions. However, UB Economics Department Chairman Arthur Butler Is correct In his opposition to a move from today's "unbacked" noles. Presently, US currency Is backed only by a confidence that the govlnnmertt will hon·o r the notes. No econorl)lsts can positively predict what •fleets the gold standard would have on a volatile world economy. Even Arthur Laffer's piecemeal plan, which would supposedly buffer the reinstatement Impact on the world's financial markets, Is no gua.ranlee thai a new gold standard would cause more good than harm. Currenlly, only Laffer and a handful of conservative, albell powerful, circle of economists support the conversion. The An\erlcan public and the Congress, remain much more skeptical, much more cautious. Measures to Improve the economy must be undertaken which will Inspire consumer confidence-the building of any economic plan. Laffer's proposal to install a partial gold st~ndard only Inspires more questions. And what our economy doesn't.need any more of is uncertainly. Just ask Wall Street. Alcohol Awareness Day Alcohol Is as much a part of college existence as homework and finals. Unfortunately, along with Its accepted status Is the potential for unchecked abuse. Somehow, petty vandalism and destructive behavior seems acceptable, and Judging from the statisllcs, even enjertalning to many students. University Counseling Center workshop coordinator Doug Beck notes that the Ci!nter which deals with alcohol re)ated problems, Isn't telling anyone not to get drunk but to just remember that those who drink are responsible for their actions. The Alcohol Awareness Program Is sponsoring an awareness day In the Squ ire Hall Haas Lounge from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. today. We support their eflorts and encourage students to take advantage of their services. . • Calendar info Edttor: Condemnation Editor. Th• true Intention ol rn. United Nations was vMdly dlsplaye<lthls p . .t week by 118 lnoctlon toward the majority of the Arab Wor1d who openly opplourJe<lthe death of Anwar &dot, the one true Arab peacem"akW In the Middle East. WhfNe was the ''emetgenc:y session Ot the Security Council" that w•s callttd to condemn There stlllsppeers to be considerable interest in the propos&d •udemlc celttndar tor 1982..fJ3, p1rticutat1y thtt CeltMdat Commiuee's recommends lion thar the Jewish Holy Days or any Otfter religious holy days not be observed holidays. Accordingly, It mey ~us-eful to ptovlde i' few wotd$ of explanalion. The Commlttee•s a'cllons are conslstet'lt with a tundarMntal poflcy olthe University: #<No pMS0/1 in whatever relatiOnship with Stet4.univeulty ot New Yorl( at Buffalo shall be these nallons f untortunately, this meeting was ltUheieglon. · This past WHk the Unlted·Netlons could not Farber dogs have more blatantly shown the wotld whit they $tend 101. This wet 1ccomplfshed by simply not acting at all. · E<fltor. Ron Muclor Alcohol Day Editor. In tee0f1nltlon of AlCOhol A wtreness Day. we rho mM~oer. of the Stu~Hnt-to-Studont Allnt.rry would like io •xpreas our conc.m oMr the uu end ebuN of elflohof on cempua. A boo• of sle'tlstlcslsn't tHied«J to point out how meny ,.opJe ln/ulfl themulws or oth.n es- • rt$ull 'bl alcohol abuae./tatteers «Wef)''ne. Meny of our dollers are •PMt. lfJ.Indlng wattdlllam. AlcohfJt Awer.,..,. mHna tHiizJng end pultlng Into et:llon sen$1ble end ute uaege of alcohol. It's time tor PfiOP/e to c.re f01 each oth« ' ' • II as -- ''*"••tve•. Yo F-oil ............ ,.,..,-. c.ol- Student~C>Student lhtyEIIM-Mlnlatry Rec>r-11111- (l.Utheran Cempua M inistry! Andrew W. Holt CaJendar Commi11ee Chairman burled de..p bene•ttJ an lnsurmountlble pUe of UN ld&Otogy and 1hetorlc, whose main ob~tiYe Is to thwert any jus til~ atttmpt toward ~ace Unlverslly Student subJect to discrimination on tM baal~of ege, color, n•t~onal origin, reu. religion, .sez, or hendiCip." • The Celendar CommlttNIMIIeves thet· the Pflnclples In t hif policy ere ones which the UnlvMslty should strive to uphold. Moreover, with but rere exceptions, those individuals with whom 1 have dlscuned the· COmmmH'S ecrlons hav. agTHd thet the policy should oe melnte ln~. /trust thet those who read this will etso concur. As/ walked to Squire Hall this morning lor an ea.,ty cup of tea Nfore class•s. I P8Ut!d Farber "'Hall once agafn. and as usual, my awer.ne.ss locusttd In on the prison on the roof. Today, 1 recall«/ my lint •!Yar«~ttss of thtJ.se dogs that are keplfot expefimentelion. by tht! medical and dental researchers. A lt~tter IPJ>Hr" in The Spectrum lest year. am1 as I recall, the wri ter Wanted some assutsnce as to the qu1Hty of tteatment of tM non-consenting ex.perimentel • ·$u0/octs. Sine. I rHd thst letter, not 1 d11y passes thll I don't hoor the barking dogsJOnd q1Je$tlon the human ethic th41 alloW$ /Wing Mings to be SJ.Jb/tJC-ted to treatment thet we would consider abOmineble and criminal, w«e hum•n beings subjec-ted to lt. My f1vorlte tsnt1s-y, Is thet BXJrlterrutrlfl hlgherlntelll~ce lands on Earth one thy •tid staffs picking end choosi ng hellthy human IPfiCimens tor research on their home planet-thtty to esoh other, "'These humans, they·,. retlonal beings, but th-r're lncapeble OJ truly !dwanced reasoning, and are thereto,. due no speclet mo111 consld«,ion. We can ignore their_ scr••ms 11 we cut them o~n-th1t's Just 1 reflex the$• humans have but tfjey can•t really ,,., •nythlng. 'f ~ • • And some doyo, Whan l"m IHtlng port/cularly vindictive. my fentasy in1101Hs ,;, even high., ln(el/lflon<» coming to Eorth. Thlo group of 11/M.s w.nt1 to stud~ the human <tWit lot • nowtorJg.. ond d ... •• OJ !»(forming "'Y vlwlstiCI/on (I method of dinection that kHPS the patient a/Ne durfng the O/Mrltlon} on the brains ot medical rttsearchel$ who study end dJss~t •nlmsls. These morbid tontostu o;e truly opolllng, ehd t would be dollghre<l not to hollfl tham IKOUQht to mind evel)' morning; But as long as the dogs ere there to remind me, I hive little choice. I know people claim the·t enlm.ttnel!ch It ' necessary. th" pain and sullerlng, both~human and onlf7!41aro ollovtoted by thl• • tnd of research. The eeJiest tep/y to thl.s argument Is thet w begin to wHd out the ••neoerury· ex.p«Jments from the "unnt~C~tu.ary'' ones. We stop dtwtlop/ng new cosmetiCs. lor oemple, Which are tested In the eye, of ,.bblta before they can , . merket«<. I have no idea which specf/Jc ex.~rimentl •l'fl pe11ormld at this University, but I'm surtJ lheflt It r~m lor reducing the weste ollife.,Butl ball... tht• Is only a first flop. Aly gur respoMe to the whole lstuels thet if thfs r.e:tiiiCJ) Is so ~H~Cttsaery end IHMellcill to IHe on &rth, let PM>Pjft voluntHr to ucrflice tiHtmutves. If hum1111 eren't willing to do thil, tMn 1, . . no way oiJuot/lying ourtU/ng of on/moll/lefor these P'!_rposes. Anlm111 are living ,.lngs, not mechlnea, and It Is we treate4 them as such. n,. 1/hlnk I~ ~on who mede me aware of thtt sftutt/on last yeat, and 1 hOlM my Mtter at lfl$1 mokh people t hink twice noxt time they wolk by • ond lteftr ,,. Oodrlng dogo. Kolly Rlgg Unl\lerslty student �op-ed 1l --· &t large adv 1 : WI ' gra :,r.if} g a t large) ( r em 1ng a n a p peal to th e : at le n gt h : full y and " The eaaence or the ages,:• she re-tod. " Semlroml$. Helen. Mota Harl. They all hod It-a combination ot wily lntoiHg.,_ serenity, &J'(I HX appeal. And a low voice. Usually a low voice, oc they didn't -""at all." Sam looked at the woman n"'ited next lo him. Her head with Its short greying hair bouncod as ahe spoke, and she geallculated llercety In the air u she continued: "The o.-s knew lt. They reallzed het" POwer and demoted h.et to a .second class cltlzen. They knew lhe oovernment wouad d e - l e Into a aalon 1o< bribery so they kept her home." By LIZ PETRINO ;, ••• kHP you /rom the ultknown woman, I rom lhelemate $tt•IJ~r with '"tterlng wonl&. ,.-proverbs 7;5 W hat "'u It? What was 1t that drew hi• ere- to her 111m sllhouene, t>aro and liquid as she plied her hair up onlo her head? it woman·a trresistlb&e vantty, .aa she gazed Into the mirror her maid hald'l Some magte abou1 her llne, shape. But what waa II exactly? Sam lool<ed hord<tr. He had been staring at the painting oppoelte him foc at leut hall an hour now, and filii he couldn't decipher the • caua, of Itt attraction. There wes some unnamell>lo quality, a/e,. se quol• In "'""' uptumod otroM. What wu It? "Juat whet?" he derrulnded aloud In his Imps done& "The _ , . , . or aoeo. lhe eyes of CleopaJra." He turned around and saw the we<nan wt>o spalce atandlng bel>lnd him: She w .. extremely heavy, and was enveloped. rather than dressed In e red and wMe houndelooth check psntault. She gathered up the se-"' shopping· bags she clllried wtth her and oat down next to him. W*• " A nd the myWc quallty, lt!e an<*U faetT' Sam said, motioning toward the palntltlg whlcll still hung composedly on the wall. " Picasso plcl<ed up the thread of OYOttastlng seduction and ron It through his painting• As an anlst, he knaw 11. He used a o<eat deal ol the mythic In hlo painUngo-all hla ligures, especially the women, call back to claaalclam and almpllclly." He shook hla head In an effort to underatand. He~- ogaln at the figure In the painting, _with Its elongated thighs and arms. " But the llgure-she's not correctly proportioned and-.. " No. no," she Impatiently lntOI'tupted 1\lm." Her lmperlectlon Is an of It, you know, I've olton tl>ought how -'no the perlec:t beeuty, the Venua would be. The perfect symmetry or her fNtutn would ebtotutely put one to steep.•• H e nodded slowly. He was begi nning to understand now, and he lett the - o t h e r argument warm his heart lll<e a compliment trom a good lrlend. They w.ntlnto the gaJtery rea:ta~nt for coifeo. He lound she had • good lcnowtedge ol poetry, oapeclalty English, and u they were dlscuaal no Spencer tholr knees tOIIChed. Suddenly he lolt a cl>llllng IIIIi II run th<ough him, andes h e - up he saw she wu ~Uy smiling. '"Wet~ I'm off." She gathered up her Ollopplng bags, stooping to <edlstributo the pactcegn she carried Inside. "You ' '-"' be.IJlOfe careful Watch the eyes MXI lime. The oyea wll tell you." With that she waddled oil, her nKI and white houndatooth check panW.It clinging to her whh the breadth of a tlblectoth. He gazed allOt' her, then walked t>aa through the gallttfy to ""*at the painting. He aaw the magic Uno. the al\apO, the euence •• before. then shuddered Imagined he faintly made out the outline ol shopping bags and greying hair amid the eyea ••M ol OeopstrL down in the Roocl .the Residents' Skrate of the Bunion address By ROBERT SCHOOLEY mutt be curblug-. E..,. Cro- and I • .•. the Resldents' Sl<rote or the Bunion • address 8oshlngtone, R.II.-Tho following-Is an ,.corpt from tho Resi<Unt's muffcomlng ·~ ear PitJtens. scr-hlngs! and teat d - 1 I sparn crowd to d - that the Bunion Ia In crate conSCtlptton; ftlng8 he.. bent oquoterl.a...tey, the dlcholom)' Ia stewing betl-tllO gwldtoycoiMS ' * ' uqund much, While the boars'*' crippled uP (oc drtbblod It'a ~~ My atdfa and 1 are dairy q - a t - otrockloshackota. M er-- clu,.,_ w..,.,, Tllldel1<n, the PleteD-y, IS . ., CorM, and ~rlnn-hab deccme tullte< and more scrappable of pretenolng the,Bunlon. Oooe apema~le Bunion Ill_,.._- · """ofal4the ..- · the lll&rty met and bon~. bull«be On -dor to balenee tiMi rlpyoapteen, mual •" shake sc.eryYicee:. Cruclal SUrve-.ces • mua1: make scAJYV~oea. Per m1natance, we've sofd our grackatudlnous ackleherrys and bough I che.aper ~•• pups for snurveUno and entefshanfng our quests. Now, crum pope I have t>een pallngerlng about the Crudaf Stirve.xees' scaryvlcea. I say '"What Ia au thlo jobl>llrcroaky anyway?" The extNmley boar will pr. .crlbe under my , _ Bunion Padl Only exmesa wtll be crlrnmed. &>,"'lax, mellow Aaparagans: the Crvolel-willa-1 eonc.rnlng other batle<8, aborschon IS cr-"'"Y being - · Thio. llongJ!th - . . of t-ful contf11118Ckolon *'!! Clltax EgooiOralatlon In the Sl<oalo, Is - - 1 ~.~- the COral u..c.pllulallan lrumptll-tn !old art g r - . . . - . On • .,.,_ the ~gy prabtem Ia being olamllstedly, ct-.clty ban-. ....._.Tlia•l<n- ..- eabapllcally the la.tr l - -.... guarding t he lnnodoles and l loopedooa of ~oparaga by cropping ofl the llmllruxt of apothedrugglea rrocn Soothe,.._ Oulrt<ey. Soon our slcoals and city veins (such as 8r1me Spare) will be ctean. S toking or cle;,, the environpeep-.lrregardl.ess of Prluy Mlnutw crescent drubblo-ls plmpprovlng. Toke tho Ctotchy Bulges: apteen&r malr. chrlstal cl~ar vaW1e1, ana ,...., cumlcals. FUnot are aoaking aquotor In other ariao; too. lrnturnourmonta ha•e taken ploce In a.llowstone Quail<, the WI~ ~.de ~ Forest, ale all. Dooe- some lllnga . - w<>lk, ~wny, and lmtumounnenta. But, my melktw ~ _.,. PB'Ino our teet. Wa'I'O Squewtdn' Sl1toud,~ ~ the'falltl - - lloe bat. ~. _,_I_ ID ()rangetheft~< It/a Thlt-C r - of lib _,.~_,, _.,..,.,.., oaqultfng a copy ol Rea-l ,.,.,.... eUnlorl - · · loo.tt toe IINII'Ie ,.,._,otlorl (In Itt ontlrety) on a te#r near I"'U· Soon. . ·.......... ·-·-~· -~- ~. 1< ~ tllll . no;"'*'!""' .5 �Pollution. ~·ftl!ll • • .. 1 whlc:ll, tuna nolod, Slalt Heallll Aalcxdialto rtana. a chemical Commiuiona Oe>ld A>ltcocl lll>clftll opt11ted by lbt Hoot.. Oltmlc:al and Plastico Corpotal.lon ttrmtd, "&IJII&bly, tbt doodlltSI lllbslancc laloW11to ocicoct." ~ ltsa tban lOO yrds from tht H~t~~ abo noccd !hat lbt unat• shoresh&fi or the Niapra llhorabaft, boAdes hll\inl kab, is Falls systao. A hole .., "&lll"'\\&tal" <~n~<~un that dioco>~ In 1978 ""'...... tht c:oWd If ru.. uted. aodanat1 lbt landfill and shonshafl. and tfttirt cily ..._., ~ply. "Wt ba.. c:boalical residues .,.,.. found to claenniDrd tllaltht IJ'<$IOft -leaked into t.h t city's Wllt1 sys1<m. Tbt bole was sulloeq~~tnlly cllfftftfttial ia lblt ....,. would roou tllt (Hooker lll>clliD) plftllod and _,., )4 IODS of coawninatlon clircalylllto lht dlemic:al residut · - rtiiiOVtd lho<tshaft Ul the ..all of a break from tbt .,....... ''WIIlt b stillltadrula UIIO tht in lbt *«sbaft . ..In tht ._, of a C8I&JitOpbat K<:lclan-•hert systaa," Kana laid. And, tilt u.o..-n Ol>tftod vp. a·b<ak K<:O<cliq to Hook.. Olerrucal. oetUmd, thert was a ,..... lbt lll>clftll adjoant to tbt Jboruhlll <ODtains"""" lOO tons brtadi1A lbt iatqrity of the ...,...t--tllm a lranenclous or trid\locophtftol, a c:htmi<al volumt or hi&hJy to>lt c:ompouncb oocapo1111d •hldl oantains tbt ~ tnltr lbe city of Nlapra hichly todc wbll~t~« clioxlb, -tr Falls Wllt1 facilily. It "ould coatamlnott tllt ts~tirt. facility, in .u likdihoocl. ADd _if it JOI 0111 itllo tllt oon..,....t systan, if oonsumers wert ...,. akncd and lhey clld oonsumc tllt Wiler, tbty c:ou)d bt tXpOS<d 10 -..y, ,..., biab kvds or todc," ht w.s. W bat CODCalled Ross and tuna. lboaab, ...,.. tbt lonc-(enn btaW\ buardl that r<SUII from tht diann tOltiDS already in lht _ .. aUW~Y. Hana nocod lblt Wt~ttn~ New York is in tllt top 10 ptta11t or~ -;o.,•idt iD tht iDeidc:att or......,...bitt at.lles, I<!COrdina to lbt Nalional Canc<:r lnstltmt. "Y<I our SNdy oonclud<s that atviroomto<ll btallb bazarc!J CO<IId ar- fat 1J10R serious iA tile futurt," Hanrwd, "b<CIIUI< canm b prllllarily a latent dlscaK. Hlab ...,... k>ds now primanly rtflect tJIPO'UT.. from., lona &10 ., «l yean. Sinec our •udy ooodud.. lhll1 toO: (hmucll p«>bbtm• ~_.......,,,not abotJna, lbi• CO<IId II&Miatt 1nto ((Weds' strength Wu~ a ~al ""nm~'!JIFnrt to us the nrn"Pht the r-l:::J blizzard IUt!" U (.V l.l./V \ an lllnlduted to prtVaJl tllt lea<:biaa of tolk wasta into tJ<Utmdy Mfiou> ~til twardl Ill &rulllldWIItn." the futurt." Maoy or dtat lmdfdlo ""' "Our t:OIIdoaon 111 tllt 1tudy is corutniCied on t«<aaaxd lmd, tblt no.,... •iB drink ooe aluo of •box por""' dlar8ctcr is ...... and probably Ltd e>tr. •' liiiJIULil>le J.,. tht ~ or Han& 1Wtd. "Wt'r< t.llkllll abo<lt dlemlcal ......... lbal, CGmblned a loaa-<..m llcallb bal.lrd" Wllb tht Ouau....., le>-d of Co_.,.d~Da tht pr<>blcm art Ri>~. illditata lblt mllth acores of ehalli<allandfdh thai .of tbt wa>te stored iD lmdfills butf the Wt11ern N... )11flt area may bt fincllna itJ way into lbt Aa>o<dltll to tht NYPfltO rrport, "'~• tht rtporl Wd. mort than ]00,000 tOns o f lacludcd ot tht tGd Of tbt dlemical ,...,. att atntrlttd from NYPIRC rq>ort on a Iii< or 33 the ellttrueal il)dUilry lblt tintS tht ~mm<Gdatioos that CCHulhon ----:=-==--=----::;;;-:---------------,;;-------------~ ~ Nlapra Ri•a ...., ytar. "Massi•·• amount& of lhtot .....,.. and blllldtedl or IOns or ~ l>t< )'tar baY< been buritd •n locallll>clf.U.," lbt audy 11otts. "Y<1 nont or tbt landfills ~ ~ Pappy McCoy, Railroad Surveyor,_Olicago & Ouray Ra1lrood. Until you needed 11. Jeremiah's strengrh wasn't that obvious. Bot h•>spmt and might were always rhere, ready ro help d1g a friend our of whatever rnlll· ble he was in. Jusr w~>e betide the body who mnk him light!\'- Jeremmh Weed i:. rn<l rc rhan a legacy. It's a cnbmc ro a 100 prutlf mavcnck. I'-• Hana and Sal YO t>tU..t should bt :f!=:i-s:=:na induclina rtqulral analysis or discbaJJ<d chemical wasta by [#:E~;:~~~f idtndfy problans and me>e ·~~~. ~~~· •ote Depan.matt or aavircwneru:al usuperfund;' timilat to tht redtnl prosram. ..-hid> ""'HIki fonaoct the dcaoup or c1anaaow ....... laucllilb iD lbt ltltt, and aid .x:tims of hazardcMu ..... problems. e lnitiodoo or .., encnsn~ tnOnitoriaa prosnom to itlamfy ochtr toxk c:banlcal PfOI*m ""'"' ID Eric and N'_,a .......U.:S. e lbt lmJ)Iemalll&ioo or eos~­ drca.i\t waca tratnxul systam ut.ilizma anauiar amv..a1 tatbon (OAC). Actordina to tht study, "(OAC) is <>trtmdy effCCIM for tbt rt1110vol or a *"'t spec!rWJI or orpni< cbcmlcal poUuwru found ..-w wau:r:· in e lmmocliltt closina or tht lbortlhaft lntate to lht Niapra Falls -er systaa, and an mdu.suia.l water 'COilSei"Vation • proaram IO bt impltmtfttal !111ould a waier lhO<tlft tlevdop. Aoco.dinato both Hlftl and RoSI, NYPlRO it&df will not bt •Pft$$in& for lqalactioo aalinsr the ehtmleal c:ompults. "Our m.1in tuk is to lclmtify the problan," Hana tole! rrponers. " We'~ badcally tcittttists 11111 spedallu lo researc:b. We'vt - t d a study. We'ro now callina vpon awhorities •11o ha\~ tht ...... ttcbalcaland sdtntifl< ~ 10 ""-iaoy examiDt tht fiDdiaas of our lludy and we appropriate aaioa." ''Tbtre is DO way ill pnaltal fubioa lblt 1 privote ocpaizatiol> wid> pri"*• ,_..., tal:t oa a1 or tht iDdvltries dial .., clisd>atrina iD1D tbt NilpB Ri-... Ross laid. ''Wbal - ... .J;v 100 P'roof Jereminh Weed ,........................... - tOle U DOW, baviaa ClllJO"''' tbt problem, is to clo rooDy ooe futtht< thlaa;--aod that is to ~tbt~illlhk ~tOpot prCSIIIIrt 00 ..........,..,.,, t.hot cloto have tbt I LASER RHYTHM I auttalo State Planetarium I i FRIDAY SATURDAY 7:30 9:00 =PO" 75c 0 FF ::uSSION ····························-----------......:::::::....-!...__ $2.50 ..JI.(jiiii!I.J~~!!!_l �;),';!. ' \ ~~~~~:-.~ Standard of Value. l ..he chief' use of gold is as ·a standard ·of value for money.' During the early part of the rgoo's, most of the countries of the world were on the gold standard. This mea.n t that a stated .am9unt of gold could be obtained for ·most papcr.mot1t·y . at any natio11al bank or at the national treasury. In th<" t' nitt·d States du~ing this ·peri9d, each paper dollar vvas ,,·ort h 25.8 gra.ins of gold. �. . :· Capyto throws his hat in By U SA FRJEO Displeasure wllll tht US rde on cbnesllc and I~ offm and • clt.sft to "do mor• good k>rptqllc" are lhe n11nc""' ..~ ~ lormeo Corvasman IlNce Caputo to""' for lht US Smote, Caputo uld "' &df.alo last TUI!Sdoy. In an oclclr<>u to the Central Pad< Men's CA!b, Caputo cutloned ..flat Itt belloYoo 1o bo lht purposes and mothocls p PresielenJ Ragon's «onomlc ~.,.. ~.Ye n<glocted our domes tic~ IC>Ufc:es; Caputo informed his audoencc ol approotlrnotdy 100. ~.·,. laldng evory phase d. procb:ti.ity. And our money ~ too~ · ""'!JOI'., ~ 10 c.pu...; Ita dlotreU ,.... slwl!d by 111e mojonty of Amortcan peoplo, end provd<ed lhmt to voce lor Re&gon In last Noounbcr's eloctlon "The present polic:ios ...,..,., woi<lng; Caputo maWalned. ..,_ publac wanted 10 11'\1 ,__thus llw .-1 lor Rragonarnlts." .......nns c.p.,IO lhon .-..alod ~eorty cloys ol mass lmrr'qotion 10 lht United States "I ~ my goandparents s.-kir111 about lht dNams thev hod whon thev loft~ Italy 10 cane hee." Caputo -.cal ~iiiC I<Jied !hat ~tam and ..WW ..... so pr«>0u5 obout our camory • Caputo indicated that 1llo rde ol tM United Stlotes •• a world leader "'productMry ho• chonged ~amatic:bly in 1llo post 20 yo;~n lie ~ that llw ltvol ol ........ pnxilciMty In the lhled Sea...... dropped from 31 _ , . , lht 1960s toe,__ I~• this cleeade. lnfl&tlcn hos tson from two perc:<nt 20 y<llliS go to 12 last .,...,....r year. """"ding 10 Cipl10 r \..;epuiO atlrbrt«< 1lle O.tt.ed >tates' altered economic c:mdilion IO ' """"ted misll!Ms made by post ..mlnlstrallcru Pointing to "huge" ddlcits '" tho fedl!ral budgeL Caputo said. "This has ralsl!d tnterest rates and ...........t awap .......W ln\ICsaors • Tho t.be ol tho Undl!d Sea... N 0 T rc E - - - - - - . ..•BAlLO' S BACK!! That ume famous Beef·On·Weck • ~at you remember so well Is no"!. being served al OLD BA I LEY JNN .HOUSE OF BEEF at the same fa mous location .•. BAILEY at LOVEJOY Now Serving Buffalo's Best ... .. .. . .,-.:~. ' the US Senatorial ring 10 odoquately dowlap us""" mol0lals hos hod • """"' 1mpect en ow f~ Caputo ----· """'tlCn•· maintalried. addlns th.lt lht notion ho> c:onc:mtrated more on ~,_~products from ott... ClCUltnes ar'\l less on drwlcpor'lg our .,..,.. ~ •demd ~ 10 tltt """'• to clo\ICiop c:ool. '(Cool Ill our most «~end abundant soun:e o1 .,.,.gy; M said. "fa lht fltst time "' Amortcan history wo'w noglocted our inw1wmont in procluar1!j oil and how hod to tely on lar091 l>torftl$ in>lead.. tho...,..,, Conmonting on •>JMOinAtlcn ol E!M>tiM Presld«u -t ArrwM E1 Sadat, Caputo rocallod that ht S<'1Ytld as represontall\le dllrtng 1llo tme of 1lle 1977 Camp Do.ld P-.. ·1 ..... ..,. of llw ~members ol ~ ,....., "'''fessl!d $peciflc res<rvaDCJr~> cl Ulo Camp David agrMnent; he noted. Caputo lndlcatod that U.. cooc:esslcno thai Israel hod to ~ ._"airs""', ,..,. bases, oil produc:tten propertios, IIUt amount.s oC loner__,.,far grc>ator than 6IQM made by E!M)L HEAR 0 ISRAEL for Cems f rom The JEWISH BIBLE call 875·4 Z65 ·-t --~-r-s..e.­ E!6'P( ...,. asked only to resiSt fulfil its responslb8;ty In tnlorang the "Ameriat must rooogn1u lroodom arcund the world." ht uld. ~.. misatlaa~ted AI C.,.., David, end !Its ll ~of our lart~gn c1o1<nw poky b along...,.. attacking l5raol, a SCllll'retgl sta... ht<!Xplairtl!d. Cop. to lear. tht U.. ....,.., of llle~lsrad.eomontwas . dependont on Sadafs tono.n. He !nsllt«< that tbe lhiiOd Scates naiSl -HOM~COMING '81-- (Coord inated by t he U/8 Alumni Assoc.) U/8 NIG HT - AT THE PHILHARMONIC Saturday, OcL J 7th a t 8 :30pm Kleinhans Music Hall an el!t'rl>ng u.vh rhe lnremarionallv oodol~ Buffalo Plwlhormonrc Otchesuo. Wllh guest conductor E'JOV Jorge Mester and profltSt John Browmng. BEEF ON WECK TICkets : $4.50, $7, $ 8.50 a nd $10 10% DISCOUNT tolseorsresm,... Avallabl r at t he Squire Hall Tld:et Offlee Wltb Student J.D. Daily 11am · 12 m id. 7 DaysaWeek • NOT ONLY THE BIGGE$T••• BUT THE BEST • .."' '"- .._..,....., of Klrvthono 114..,._, ~ '"- '""""" /~w/1""'"""" ~-- Mm •'- Spon110red by Millard Fillmore College Sludent Auoc:. BEEF ON The Undergraduate German Association COMMUTERS BREAKFAST Friday, Oct. 16th from 8 am- 12 Noon Capen Lobby • Amherst Campus FREE INVITES All TO OJ,JR MEMBERSHIP ¥EETING! . ~ '\OO OCT. 14th 3:00pm 234 Squire Hall Anyone can Join! You don't have to ·speak German to join I , �Plant Engl"""ng Analysts Positions ~ Reagan bring~ new social style to Washington lor a jackct, shirt ord biOwe.• With lhe arrival d the new llrst famlly, shoo adds 'wtr$ lnwsl!ng in ~ The Carter WN~ House yean expmsluo rnerd>andioe.• A sl!Jl ol J9>lllocl a periOd ol a .,enls·more· the Ume$ Is Nancy~· recent atmosphere 111 the capillll dly. purdloses of a $10.000 dress lor During .... term, Pmldent Jimmy the Royal Wedding ard the new Carter sold lhe Presldonllal yacht ' $1.000 per place Wiling ol clllna and Alploced many lw<wy limosloes lor the Whlk House. wlfh Ch!Y$lon to~ his Staws .oymbols abcomd, vazy1ng COIIVnQn ~ with the from exollc planiS to eloganl porties middle class. With the arrival ol the to body bu11dlng equipment. l1w Reagoru, 'tf.you\,e.gol·tt. flount.tr cwrent rule cil what Is 'In' Is ij It , _ became t h e - aedo of . COSIS a lot ard looks It, then H Americ:o's upper ausl A new social posses. ~•ls~shl~&oma The ~s are also~ an simple-ard-easy to a elabonlte effect on the atdiude d being owr 11/osty~Q. 50. The london ....... obsenied Home Merriman, presklent ol that Americ:o's cldor dllzens feel exclusiYO Garftnc:l<efs n more <X>rnfartable •boutlhdr oge Woshing1on, told US Ntws and beceuH. Pruklent Reagan himself Is World &pott that 'some shoppers 70, yet he remalns ec:ll\le ard thlM nochtng of~ $1,500 healthy. HIS recent r"""""'l' from By DAVID DELISI mare 1~~ American universlly bas. the latgest 61nry in VDOUUW3, =• d number of wn.r.. oompetltlvo salarin and_......... benetb . Alooa than ewr. Toy to get at one ollhe weight rooms on campus, or enm8 n M -obit dance class ard )ICU11 see for JI')Ul5ell. The New York 71mes bestseller kstlaSI .....,.. had nine d tbe lop 15 nonfiction best seo.r. catego!IUd •• self· Imp~ books. ard four ......, about diel!ng. Althaus#> being old IS flnaDy beoamlrQ sodally aca>ptable, vanity stilltr1es 10....., tho_. wlth OI>Sif>etlc swgeoy. Womon ard mm ""'cloing ~~ with,l• laoelih canytng o price tag ol $4,000. Today, Its """" okay to tal< about what )IOU had clone. who did It, and most imporlbntly, how nuch It cost. 'nle a.urent "'trta'e·ls,more" attitude Is ewn IOUChing tho ....._ ooflege .siudent. Ambition iS In ard '1alcl bad<" iS out. ConstanM<A. Sociology Chainnon, altribub!s this to a numbor of lac10rs. "l1w ted1nologlcal explosion b ceU$1ng a demand lor managemen,t, ~ ard health slionoe majors; Yeracario oald, "ard lhe oOOdsiO fl _,.Po /0 ~ "'J. 101 ilf,uo{ uorpaw -~"''I ftl<j- "l.,.,."'H /6 ' .u&>qupM ·~ • ..,JIIPIW"!i puo . ..OM>;) '"'"''1"1' 1"'3 saJJO(' 'f>JO:I ~ PI""!) "">w ><nOI/Ill'l P'"''JQ! $WJ08 uopv.<7 '<IJOUUO>I Pf0'>6n!:l "''Of' ·~ PI""C'I<i6fma '(liu!!(>C>u .,_. "''I) UOUPIIJ. 'S llurJH 'Jpi'>S""!' ouqoo UIR""':' . _ ""' wEt'61 DU!S (8 "'fJJ<''N{OI"'fdd>o"'(l'ldlt)u"".m:)tL s """'" 'lot»(] "' JP</U>AI(o{ " !'OfoUO/JO:) -•-•...-, 1""161</"'.J. 19 •ICWig {o "-"'"""'"''I I! 'f1'>0C1W JU~ (. ...J&p flf:C ...,.IU>,_f!VJ "fllJ. - """'>!6>IMs 'J.lNJ.S ~""' p>ocrd>J . _ ""'J.11>'S l!i '.QfUO""'l"''fiOU!IIIpuo 'rlf"""'llsw>d """"J. 'lf"!A ""N '1J!WO/!rO:J""'- ""'f'dod ltoW Mlfl "'J. It . . _ , . , . . ""' SUjOJU<JC> ~ olwation Is pulling more pre5Slft upon many )ICUihs 10 lo an equal opj)Orlunlty emplOye< ,.,_ ._.,.,., ••It ..-·xw ""O rz ·i!m.<Jr/{Jjsi.Jqf.., r..s..,"''l """""f''.._!i.6'"""'111'"11J!<""Ml"'"""!'f!fl r.lALCOA . . - -. - ~.-...-oil. PAKISTAN Student A~sociation r------- lr.vlles - -- - - - - , Studel\b and Com.munlty to • EID REUNION DINNER Sunday, October 18th at 6 pm 240 Squire Hall, MSC ' - - - - FitEE ADMISSION - All Are' Welcome! Tllursdq Nl.llt v-. .Entertainment Sp•efal explaln0d. •lJnsuspecl!ng schools ......, soon loggVlg b<hind It\ """"' ard personnel Students felt abandonod. which led to dashes." Stud<nu are more lnU!reSted In good gmcles ard hi!~> poy than searching for utopa. Engineering 1$ lhe CUllent SlOWs symbol major, with overage starting salari\!S up to $26,700. This Is tn oontrast to the $14,000 that humon!tles ard social $dora ~tes flrd awaiting thorn, OCCO'ding to the <A&ge P1acemont Office. The return ol oowrt mat<riallsm Is mal<lng elder Americ:ons rxoutf of their aooomplishmeniS ard )ICUih more _ . than ewr to SU11)055 them. Yet both wiD deny that s111tus seeking Is their attainment. Pat Montandon, a WosNowon Post colulmst recel'ltly explained that 'l(s not In to admit that )IOU cart>. about whafs n." .......,. 'I'II"'!P">'/>o/ , . . _ o"' ,...,,,.,.....,. OU07J ""''S rzr l'I"""S OI(UOZ fl uodq' /0 RI'IU!W ""Jid "'U fr I UJ"""""' we oliO< oxoatlont .,.... Opporlunftlas alOng with poople""' mono oeij-<XJnoc~ouo " " - entering oo11ege.• ANSWERS '/Uj"""" S{l{l Electrtce~ Mec:Nnlcal, Industrial and Chemlc:81 EIIQII_.-•111 this Imago d being old and proud d it. Ard many cldor peoplo have 9IYon up tryll1g to ...... lllce • 20 year old. Tradltlcnal "preppy' styles ard blazers IIR'In for men. For women. ~ and fino. "feminine" maletlals such as aopa ard oadn are the CUllen! slylo. enter thooe fields when! they can make a !Mng." Yeracario added that the ~ olthe 1960s ard early 1970s were due to tho baby boom ollhe ..... 1950s. "During this lime, the population explosion Arms Umi1ation.Talks? • 6) and what was the I'Oghoost temperature recorded n the lmfted States? • 7) What Is the aopital ol Nevi>da? 8) What Is the middle name of f!WIY President s~ 1933? 9) Which United States dly has the highest median Income? 10) Who Is lhe ~of Oelense? Ill Who is the Prime Minister of Jopon? 12) What African naSon ~<'lis aeated as o refuge for freed B~tiSh slaves? dogteed ongl,_. -lng . _ I n : an oJSasslnotion ot10mpt furthered v-.. ua 2) How many -'>oads does one MX·mlulle oontain? 3lWha.t ""' the fiYO most populous US stateo? 4)Who Is Hosnl Mubarak? 5) What """" acronym has Ronald Reagan chosen for SALT. Strategic ()ppo<tunlliM oodet at .,._,. Opwottons In northom N4lw York and net len- lot college The Scotch presents ... JCatf131 Morlarlt31 SCOTCH·N·SIILOIN. 3 . . . Maple B.d. """" .. ••• .,.... - • Q'7..... -~--------~--T·~----------------~----------~-------~-~ ~.~ · WITH THIS COUPON YOU GET ... SOFT CONTACT LENSES :~ SOFT CONTACT LENSES FOR ONLY $54oo only $54°0 pr. Chooae from Bau.ch & Lomb - A.D. Soft'- H)drocan1e plru a ~r of optical quality ~~~nglaues With This Coupoa Priu lnc:/uM.s; Leouou: Cold SterlllzoUon ICII; 90 Day Money bock «>-rontn; CofT}IIns Co.e; I Monl.h Serulce Conltocl; SoluUoM /or Cleonlng & Slrrllirlrtg. Pia• a pair ol optical qaalil)l "'..,Joua! I Profeuionnal fitting fee $35°0 , (from ..lected rtyln) 1Buffalo Contact Len• Group 1 2777 Sheridan Driue 1 I 834-4336 Eq»lres Oct. ZS/81 ~-------~--- .L ~:.~;--:~:::ble • CiZ incl~des Eye Examination BY APPOINTMENT ONLY AT - BUFFALO CONTACT LENS GROUP 2777 Sherida~· Drive -834-4336 (Ool, • 5 llliaute _ ., ,._ Nortldowa ~ · 1 ------------------------------------·----- �ATTENTION PLEASE If The Following Clubs Do Not Pick Up Their B'\dget Packets and Retum The Forms By Oclober 15th Their Budgets Will Be Frozen: CIA operatives left in the cold JEWISH STUDENT UNION SHADES OF MOVEMENT DANCE ENSEMBLE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY B11 .lACK ANDERSON AND .IOE SPEAR PSYCHOLOGY SMALL BUSINESS CLUB Unit«/ ~u Syndlt:4te WASHINGTON-Tho Ceno-al lnllllgelu ~­ do6ls with Its _ ....... I n - ~ SUNSHINE HOUSE andaauv.-ys. Take. for~ the caw of Boris Kor<:Uk. a spy who lriod to oomr In out ol the c:dd but was left 10 freeze by the CIA. For six )111bls. l<bouak waked '"' the agency In Pdend. He passed .secrY.t Information IO U.S. lntellig<nce _,u end took no'"""''' Jar tht ~.....n. He says he ..... rnacMUed by ldecb.v. He AT..,Iv Thepriee ·· o_rsbrle prMred clemoaacy lo ................Korczak goc lrwol>.-.1 llovna~. In on even ~dangerous game He became a double agent and pr.,mded lo be waking IO< the ~~.J!Wi' coJUe SeMel semo police, the KGB. A year and a hall ,_go. KO<czak's cowr was blown. He '*!lo flee • Poland Ux:l<ily. lw was able to 9'11 Its ..'11« and children'""· and !hoy camo 10 the l.Wted States Kon:uk ~ he would be,....,_, lor ajabwoldone. But the CIA gayo Bans Korczak no~ al all In lac1. the agency aowu: Save 120 or more oa SIIADIL~I £ollege Riags ... aow oaly 194.95 - gll..\llll'~l rhtJ...... Iln•hA.-cthc hnllluut In" I\" 1t{OJ fin~jc'wdcr·.., totuluk."'M. < ·•·l~;.."-~ W••~bllk wtD(iw~-uu Utt.: dwrM.'\.· '" ""-~ llh: fi•ll &."'..!k"4.'1)f•ntlt\tliJ.' f.'n.hdiill s ou":•ud' ~h:n·,.ond ''"''"~n·,.~tlorlhtut rh t).,.UI'-' 11.11 s,~Li: thi-.\\X."-.--k lltu hum ••Ut1\\'t. l.l•l"..ak Ollh•f.,.,llllllU\."fi onl}'lhnMt~h~·vur M C"un'\-.1R.,1~1tWih'C. A\'\.._.\ tn the An(.;an"Cd l!;e ~~$@, DATE lUl l! f'I.ACI! Oct. 15, 16, 19 8l 20th 10:00 am - 4 :00 pm Outsid~ Squir~ Hall &okstor~ ) prolmded lt '*! newr t-rd of him ln despentlon. Korczak looked olsewho>e let Ml!>. He eventually found it 1n Sen. ChariH ~ Grauloy. R·lowa.. Of oooroe. the senata orjgjnally '*! doubts about Kooczak. But Grasslry tailed 10 the CIA·s deputy chid Mn Bobby Inmon who coniWmed tho! Kaa.alc had waked lor the CIA. &liner~. the CIA >Iii rdwed 10 ~ Its forme .,u. and 1w was loft on Its own. AI he hod was a visitor's .too thai ..pr.d las I month. Woth GrusloY• ~­ htls"""'a~tocb...,en extension on the vtso.. but he moy _.,tua~~y ha"" to return to Europe. In chat c.ue. Koraal< told our as&Oclaoe John Oilton. "I om a deed man." Then !here Is !he c.ue of Gooy Ackos-a forgotten American who 1w been ro<tlng it a dismal Angolan jalla tht post ... _ . He ..-as • solckr ol ,.,.,..,. ...... was captured lour days afMr he """'""' In 19'15 10 h!i>lln ,.,.,..• eM v:ar. Tho oornrnorolst bocke:l gawmrnono sentenced hom oo 16 years In prison Ad!,., b in a tough prodieamon~ He lw admlned that he slgn<d up MO"""""""'liOl~lgalflllthe Angolan gowmmmt. Woru, he said he was recruited by llw CIA Ho dMmhe _,, 10 A&b to~ll comm&.rism. Naturllly. no ono it Wa"*'91<>n Is gang to admit that the CIA '*ed ....,..,...... 10 fd\t "'Angola Federal officials have u•adfastly denied that Acker ....,, a CIA recruit. So he Is forgonen, sfollng In a prison cell wtlle officials In Washington have been silting on their hands. ,.,.. Is • hcpofulloocrooce. Tho . _....$ . IO !he AckoJ StOry Soutll Alncans reconlly wont on a ;elumed (ciray Into Angola and with a sltange prisoner-a ScMa ooldioJ llis """'-'1 ~ Ia lhr ~ ScMa soldier clclng In Antpa? Tho~ Russian lw become. glUt ~t fa lhr Russians. Tho South Afr'ano haw parllded him be!ort the television camenl$. He Is lMr1g proof of the S<Mets' <Ontlnoed miliary aid lo llw Angolan gawmrnonL .-an wt.t-. r-..,y T he situation lw . _ Adt.ofs ~an Idea. They hapo to arJWlgt" ....~ clint In rmm Ia tho .,.._..., Ru..lln. It .....Jc~ ....... llcaaiM-~ Tho Russian """""' Motcow pretends newr .....,, 10 Angola to ~~ lor the ccnvnunlsts In exchange fa the Amelcan whom Washington claims , _ .....,too Angola to 11!i>t fa 11w CIA Tho deal would. ol ccurH. requR lhe coopeollon of tht Soulh But Ad«<s ~ ar•lq>dul Thoy how asked lhr White House and tho Slale Ooportmom to~ ..,.... the trado. African_.....,.., HeadUDetl It Footnote.: The Penoagoo lw lcrged ahead In the devtloprnmo ollaS<>rs as weapons of the future. In lad. Defense Deportment ....,_ have oonflded 10 us that U.S. sc:lonosts how dowloped • late .._, •• New MexicO• Ki1lllnd A~ Force Base -.+K:h can oplt a t..sMibol ., hoff from 3.(XK) .... - MEETING ASSEMBLY TODAY 'WEDNESDAY OCT. 14th NEW WAVE W~d. Oct 14th Thun. Oct 15th Frt. Oct 16th The Elements ERIE'S X -WHITES Bongos 3:30 TALBERT SENATE CHAMBERS Sat. Oct 17th ~I I XED DIUNK.S 2 FOR TilE PIUCEOF I TILL~IIONIGHT DRAFT SCREWS AND soc 10. ""'""'""" ·- · 10 0 c - . ••• RYS 15C ALL MEMBERS ..__----MUST ATTEND!---- �Student alcoholism rises "Our major aim is 10 Lry to be in fomtatNe. Th<re are !<"<raJ drug overdoses a week (at UB), By MARTY ROSEN QrmpllS Editor Until receotl)'. the avcraae alcoboUc wu middle-qed and male. The a..,... has dropped in the 1a>t dcade-the "ne,...' alcobotic is male or female, under 30, and probably a college c;lass:mate or housenwe. "Years qo when you thought of alcohotic:s you thought or older people,' • University Counseling Center workshop coordinator Doua Beck nOted, "Now, there are more alcoholics in their 1eens and rwenties." Alcohol is surpusina..druas in popularity with SIUdentS. "It '$ cheaper thlll druas. " Beck explained. "You can'1 smoke a joint for a dollar but yau CIJl buy a cou~e or splits." The increasina popularity or alcohol has r<Sulted io an inc:reasina rate or alcohol abuse. "Students are drinkina to obUvion, they drinlt younaer, earHe.r,"' said University CoWtsding C<nter PsyehoiQ8ist Gerry Thorner. Quoting a 1978 study, be remarked, "Although flawed, (the study stated) 45 pcn:mt of tbe students surveyed drink to get drunk. Md it has increased sinee that time." 1'1'\e Center maintains a weekly counseling program that is open 10 students, University Slaff and faculty. The emphasis is on pre· alcoholism counsdling. "Students are remarkably ignorant of druas and alcohol," Thorn<r explained. "They'U do quaaludes and then drink. They're n01 aware or the .synergism.·• Some drugs become more potent when combined with a second chemical. While a drug may produce a mild effec~ by itself, when combined with alcohol or a second drug, it could ...Wit in an overdose. usually a combiriation of alcohol and some other downer,'' Thorner contumcd. ·•wt'rt not sayina don'• &et drunk/' Beck affirmed, ..bul ju.¥1 b.. r..ponsible for what you're doing." One of the major problem• resulting from alcohol lllld drug abuse by students is. vandalism. ·~at's where it's serious from our end;' Governors' Area Coordinator Pe~e Niland said. "There i$ a lot of damage caused by' alcohol abuse-holes in the wal.b, vandalism." While statistics are difncult to connnn. B«k estimated that over 90 percent of all on<ampus vandaHsm is aleohol-rdatcd. Referrals to the weekly session are made by the Studenl·widc Judiciary for. ases of vandalism. One $1udent anended as the resulo of a Ori\!ing while-intoxicated charge; be wa permiued to b.. counsded at UB's program rather than at the Buffalo program . ..A lot of uudmts are going to he alcoholiC$." Thorner warned. "It's insidious. One morning you wake up and )"'u're an alcoholic:' The ufeguard is to set a limit on consumption before drinking, he advised ... You have to say ~o yourself while you're cold sob<r, J can only have X numbo:r of drinks." Most students will not as.k a friend to limit their drinkins-tbe stigma is off alcohol. "A lot of ATTEPITIOPIIII CAR POOLERS times an alcoholic student gets uughed off," Beck emphasiud. "Well, he was drunk, ha, ha." The C<ntet's Aloohol A.w;ueness Program is spos.oring an awareness day today. in the Squire HaU Haas Lounge from J J a.m. to 3 p.m. 10 inform Students and faculty of the available drug and alcoholism counseling servicc:s in the Buffalo area. Does Your Club Need: Silk-Screen Printing on T -Shirts or Glassware If so,then call for --== P-4S1' - Results & parking permits are availab.l e. Please pick ·them up as soon as possible Reliable & Reasonable Service Rm. 403 Capen Hall. fiC Monday thru Friday .from 8:]0 am • 5:00 pm Division of Student Affairs w -.••Of- •lt1 .111oS.....n,. 11 �Rebate offered See the Jostens' Display ~t " UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORES" NOW THRU OCT. 19th Only. ~0n\= Get goods ctieap from SASU services By FREDERICK E. PARK Sptetrum Stqff Writrr l~nt ae<tina th- new scercci S)>eakers, or that "''or lamp )'OU need to make your room at oollqe complete. You may bfx:ause a s:Wc· wide studc:nt buyina service bas made it possible. Accordins to Student Association or the State Universities (SASU) Executive Director Ed Rothstein. studtnlS and their family members are eligible to sa"" from tO to 60 percent on purdlases or major appliances, jewelry, eyeglasses, cars and even dental S«Vices. • This is the sixth ya.r that SASU has run a buyins service for member scbool students. The SASU service i< coope1'atively run with throe major buyins ..rvic:es: Purebase Power. United BuyiQ& Service and Better Burin& Serviee. While the services do not use major depanment stOI'<$, they do u.. over HO local dealers who, accordil\8 to Rothstein, "ranae from major warehouse our leu in Jar&e cities such as Buffalo to a dealer's garage: in a rural area sud! as Delhi, New York." - Not all of the buyina services operate io the Buffalo area. The on< which does i.< Purchase Power, with regional headquarters in Utica. • In order to use th~ service. a student or family member mu.st contact their SASU representative and describe the it~ to be purcha.s«f. Represcntati,·es at UB are John Santoro, TIN Szoke and Steve Catrone. The representative in turn cpntacts the: buying service and gives them lhe pertinent information about the item. We are now accepting applications for management positions in: • ELECTRONICS • ENGINEERING • INVENTORY CONTROL ~ PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION • SYSTEMS ANALYSIS Applicants should be no older than 34 years old, have a BS/BA degree {summer graduates may inquire), be able to pass aptitude and physical examinations and qualify for security clearance. u.s. citizenship required. 'lb make an appointment, call the Naval Management Programs Office at: (716) .46-5845 . Or sign up_at the Career Placement O~ice prior to: October 15th A rter completins a search for the loweu prieed local dealer, the service then sends a savinas c:ertiroa1e to the Sludent-which includes the loeation or the dealer and the price. Studc:nts are DOl under obli(atlon to buy tbe item and tan 1$k for another dealer if they wish. The whole process takes under a week. Rothstein reponed. Accordin& to the Executive Director, items available :mall major brand names, sud! as Slertina Optical and Sony. Servica--even If unavailable in the immediau: vicinity of the member scbool-an be u>ed by all interested students. Not all serW:es are offered in each locality. The dental proaram for eJWnple, consisu or dentbts in and around the New York metropolitan area who an: members or the buyina services C:OOperath·e -'-her service available throush SASU's Buyin& Servioe is product rati!)&. Thi.< tests produ<:ts and scores them accordlna to their performance. _ The head<juarters-or the SASU buyina services is in Albany where the code numbers or all the local members are listed and routed to otbel' buyina serW:es in the coope1'ative. The SASU r<presenttti>es do not deal directly with the lcical dealen. but with their headqtwt'en. The only restrictions 0<1 tbe bufill8 servi<e is that the pwdwa mu.st be a s\udc:nt att<ndina a SASU member school or ;1. faml1y realtive or a student. Prosram. �Alcohol Awareness Day TODAY Oct 14th· 11 am· 3 pm HAAS [00NGE · SQUIRE HALL Learn about drags and alcohol TOPICS lNCLUD'E: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Blood Alcohol Content, Mixi~g Drinks & Alcohol Cocain, LSD, Quaa.lude. PARTICIPANTS INCLUDE: Alcohol Awarene.s Program, SUNYAB Aati-Rape Tuk Forcea Buffalo Area Council.on Alcoholism Depf. of Public Safety ECMC • Downtown Alcoholism Clinic Reiurcb Institute on Alcoholism .__ _ _ Funded by FSA .ond DSA - - - - · Gel to know Is a global catastrophe on the way? By JEAN BROOKS Spec~ltim Stqff Wfit., TI\e 1980's may bcaln the la.st 10 years before lbe change or u.e ase. Many no~tthy boob ha\-e been written about this lime io hislory lhal promises co bt remarkablr in lbe alignment causing volcanic eruption, utth instability iind stress (eartbqualceo). . This, complicated by hlsh latitude weathec pauem ehange> v.'Ou1d bring majo.r disaster to our&lobc creating famint from poor r.rowins conditions. At present lbese a"' ""'>' real possibilitieo. us biJitar•.. Hazenlnals 1118 who's whO of advanced eatthq~ww~from IV to VI on the Merealb)cate. lnteruity of VI means that ~be quake is felt by "''eryone and cau56 modaA.IC""damagt. On March I, 1925, the Buffalo Courie r<poned that peopleln Buffalo rushed into the SlJUt& panjc.kina bceau.s< or &waylns 18ChDOIOIII8S. 'This complicated by high latitude weather pattern changes would bring major disastet: to our globecreating famine from poor growing conditions. At present these are very real possibilities. Most geophysicists say the devastation is a possibility! ' every way. Books foretellios doom and destroetion abound. Even sdenw~& .,.. ioinina their by lpQitina or linlY. &Jabal trllaSlrl>pbeS lhead due to misn:.n.aaemeot of fud. over,. populatjoo, foor shorrqoi, and poUution problems. From 11110ther ptnpcellve, "new aa<" and splrilull lcad<rs SJ>O&k of the next 10 years of possible tmiblc ileslnlclio. as mere birth ,..,ks J>llllllhal will brina in a new and bcUa- .... The Bible a.od Olber holy boob speak or the - - of old ways to make room for the . -. n>e Hopi lndialls say thai the living ear1h will deasiJe itself and e1ear its Yl'btaliono. Why all lbe COIICe1ft nowT Tbe b simple. Immanuel Vdekovsky pointJ out lhaJ ear~h . fi!Pidly. It is proposed by many lUI i\ISl. l)e!ore the. year 2000 is one or 111..., times. The much nol<d 19n p1auetary aJianmcnt, wbou a' I the planets ar< llncd up chanaes - i m d happen Most geophysicists say !be devasoatiop is a possibOity. Mo£1 people have heasd brieOy bout theoc projec:ted <>·ents, but will iti reality strike Western N<w York1 Reality bas already bit Western N<w York in smallec ways. The Love Canal problem& ..., one example. There is, bo,....,.,., a pow'bilitr or more widesprQd uoublcto come- to lhil area. One clue in lhe fact lhaJ New York bas on w....., ties Commentary earthq~< history witb $0\'ual active fault lines. TI\ere has been .,...t inten:st in eatthqaalte posslbil.itic:s in tbe United Stat.. in roceot lima. Most of lbil conccm iJ centered arouod Califomla. Howem, research dearly Jhows that Western New York b alto in a very vulnerable pos;tion for eartbquak dalruetioo as Buffalo ~ WNY lk in a IDljor $tlsmlc ...... in the <ne-lblrtl oecilioo sido or lhe earth~'• bellevecl by many to .,._ TI\e Altica .,.. Oareodm· troublor, maoy rear tbe JujliOer UDdoa Fllllt has beea a ca>ttt for effoot Bet- 1982 and 1984 arthqulte Cllrily. ~ 1965, tbett trilllitid)l be blntl there ha.e ...... al ..... fiw: -~ ~ ouocialed wllh . of..._ On Campus, Tues. Oct 27 Since 1924, we've been a world leader in information systems. Our major product lines include: • COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS • ELECTRONIC IDEN:riACA.TION SYSTEM.S . • ELECTRONIC DISPLAYS •TRAINING & EDUCATION SYSTEMS. ·• ANTI-SUBMARINE WARFARE f1 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEMS . • ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS· • COMPUTER TERMINAL EQUIPMENT . • WORD PROCESSING SYSTEMS • COLOR ANALYSIS & SIMULATION • RESEARCH LABORATORIES buildings. This quake orisinated In the St. Lawr= Rlvu Valley and tremors were felt from the Allantie coast to lbe Mississippi Rlv.,. and from ~ada to South Carolina. The Mm:alli Scale rated VJWand tbe qU&ke was fdt in a 2 million square mile radius. D ue to the audear plan.ts and waste disposal area. in lbe East and the many &st<m faulu, quake srudy is a special eoocem. Aetions - e taken by tbe Nuelear Reaulatory Commlo)lon (NRC) based oo tno~e presendy available. bui h is clear~ a report st..tes, lhat much more study is needed. Therefore, lOme danJer or radiation is.,.....,, rrom qaaltes. In !be event of a WNY quake, S<Ven: structural dantaa• is possible. p.,_ plants and industrial planlS onuld·.Uo be dalilipd, If the quake - e areal enouah. lbe lake £rK shordinc oould throw 100$ Of water OD dOwntown Buffalo ud oudyiDJ .,.... and towns. Natwally, beoitles-pbysical clalruc:tion there would be psycholoiioaJ clamaac 10 people. 1o tbe roceot llaliul and Greek rcporletl thai eaitbquakel, it - ~.,...,. ' �Global end. :-:---.. -t people tii<KIIbl It wu tbc: c:Dd or tbc -"!. 1laat .. how it tbcm. They fdt dC"CIIaled. eutltq..Ucs hit RldclcD1y aad mucb vislble ~and thh frlahttnS peoplt. May, an.. • mious q..U<- rdu or slec:p at njJI>t. Tbc psycbolop;ol •«~ can be lona.Juli01. 10 ' WEDNESDAY ll SATURDAY NIGHTS AT.•. MAU<&AMH£..T- BUPPAU>, &.' ! Tb< point io, ore ,... all «*dy If the pOuibiUti.. tum into probobllitle$? Books sud! .. tbe Juplttr E.lf«t by John Onobin aod Slc:pben ~aiiOJlll and w, Arr Tilt &rthqiHikt GMmltiOtt by J<ffrtY Goodman exploiD tbc fort~na probebilitl.. careers rrom a tD<aurK view. From tbc: pr.alaoJ poinl or .;.,., ~ oo how to - (food ""' r.........)pbyllcally are ...a tllocwo<d ill boOb web as How to~ For tilt 0>"""1 OvJil by Rebcn Ptaloo ""' A/IN tlw Cnlsll: How to Surnvt .lid Pro~r Durlnz tlw Drprrssion of tlw 19«J's, by boorrrtY Abet!. D •.., Wilk<nOII'I book Tilt Vltion, pr<S<nU the t<u,iow pttiJ)t!Ctive with many ~f<rdiCIOO In th< B•blt that JpoU of disuttous times befcm •be turn or ~ .... Otbet ·~holy boOb oiJo speat or hlrd times al.1d a ...., ""' bcU<r .,. to ClOII>e. To 110 oD< $l<P fllltber. ODe may ut. "'Oio'hat tr t.hb all obc>Gt llllyway1" Whal .,. tbc: implica1Jons ""' ,......., for all thh pOWble tUI1DOill Tbc pom'ble CWlina ITc:al triala ...., be looked Ill rnxn • nwnb<r or differ<nt vi<wpoin... Sd<ntisll soy tbat it is now tim< in tbc cydt of the earth ood unlvme ror rapid-dtan&es 10 occur ona- mort, and that man hu added to Ill< troubles by mh· Don't Just Happen C.lk!WO ~ INOI: 11 - At the Institute for Paralegal Training we have prepared over 4,000 college graduates for careers in law. business and finance. After just three montl)s of intensive training, we will place you in a stimulating and challenging position that o ffers proJessional growth and expanding.careeropportunities. As a Legal Assistant you will do work traditionally performed by attorneys and other professionals in law firms, corporations, banks, government agencies and insurance companies. Furthermore, you will earn graduate credit towards a Master of Arts in Legal Studies through Antioch School of Law for all course work completed at The Institute. We·are r.egarde<tas the nation's finest and most prestigious program for training legal specialists for law firms . business and finance. But, as important as our academic quality Is our placement result. The Institute's placement service will find you a job in the city of your choice .If not, you will be eligible for a substantial tuition refund. If 9ou are a senior in high academic standing and looking most practical w.ay to begin your career, contact your Placement Office for an interview with our representative. forth~ We will visit your campus on: The - Institute for Paraleaal October 20 235 South 17th Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvanla 19103 (215) 732-6600 Trainfng Approved by The Amencan Bar Association ~Earn Full ~edit Toward M.A. in Legal Studies through Antioch School of law. CROSSWORD �sports Royals sweep .Big Four AoptiOft . . . . . . S.tutd•'1.. ~m. wettf IO lll• tel• Zebras steal the stiow in U B field hockey loss ,.,.. wllen tile Royals overcame tbdr problem or Slanina pma In a relaxed mood, tbc: UB 6dd · Reaulatlon play ended 1·1 with aopbomore alla<ker Trlda Ames tollyina on a penally Stroke for the Royals. With boch cums c.akillc hoekey 1eam wu contronlcd with aootbc:s obstade-refenu. penally •ttokes In ovminle, KeUy Duri111 UB's Saturday pm~<01)'1U> ocored to keep UB's apinSI ~. t.bdr secoa4 on a hopes all•• before tl\e weekend aQII1loo OJid a rematch CODLI'O\-.nial caU darkened any Royal victory hopes. from Tuesday'• hcartbreakillc 2·1 Tutalna In a pme In i<tba<k, tbc: llo)'lls had the misfoctvne of hesidin&intO a ..,al, Wil1ianu kicked bKk 17 double 0\-utltn< sboocout with the Laker ibols v.iUic SIOIIdout <l1tlt Lakers. Osweao ..,..,. Shirlccn Dubuque. DariOJ the Stroke-off. UB • ·ho pcHled 2.4 ..... in Ibm coahmdtr Deb Willianu, •1>o previous match, had 10. occordin& 10 c:oach Betty Dimmldt Playina Friday apinst tbc: bad tbc: bc:sl pmc of bc:r carmPotsdaiD Bean, UB rode ..,a1s by did not 5et her reer f« the shot, V'dy Ja<k10t1. bc:r nintb ed lOth •-bich Wdll wide. Ho,...,-.r • the of the,......,, to a l-1 -lct«y. officials awarded Osweao a aoal Junior Jeanne Qujnlivan opened and tbc: co~ttSI ."~ cooclu~. the ....nna In the f1111 half •ith Coach Dimm>et m cxpr=na hes rwsool in the co,mpai,D bc:r "dis&ust" over the rulins wbUt WiDiams held off the Bears' ootnn><:~Ued th01 she should ha•~ accaekm ,.;th another sbini111 adclresied bc:r unamwered di•play or Sooltendi111. questio"' imtncdiatdy roUe-i na "The differcnoe in this pme sttona t~r..:'~urbcd at myself," the " "' that wbccb to protest the aame and how ir's lOO late.,. They .. kept our cool. Po~dam r~ -~in _th• ~Aid. " We have 2.4 hours in ~nd :~· r~=:s.,e;~~~~ l The Amhet11 CampnJ Cowu - • the site of the Ilia Four - · · tenals championship$ In wh.ich the bost team UB CUlly captured tbc: ovenll compditlon. UB mded up ..-nb a total or 21.S points to runnerup Nlqara Ualwnity's 10 poinu. CanWus and Buffalo Sl.lle CoHea< both ended "ith eiabt and one half points. UB.iln&]es star Heide Juhl coptured tbc: sinlles crown with four strai&hr victories over htt opponents. includillc a fiool match viotO<Y over teammate Amy Rou, 8-J. luhl captured a total of ciaht poioto for her team. Juhl defeated Helena Dowd of Buffalo Sl.lle 8-2 Olld then defcolcd Cindy Joarm or Canisius 8-3. Juhl wem on 10 defeat Btlb "-Y or N'capra ~~...,..,gomue hef~ bc:atillc Ross ros tbc: •lnales chOlllpiollsblp. DOft-<Oflfttcti<C Mancuw UB also won the in tbc: ~ - Amy Roso's ~l. '-l victory pve the Royal$ their looc doubles ~but """ the point. overall doubles crown 10 Buffalo S...e. The combillatioG of Connie "They atr'jU$1 • S\lptt team De Olld ~ PuUa defcolcd Buffalo (MattCULes), " said UB c-" State'• Leslie Sunam and Usa CoMk <:amniU. "They ate bard MtK<Jiley 8-S In a close mascb. 10 beat. They have players from The vioto<y in tbc: tOU1li&IDClll ~tina. AUilralia Olld India wu a r;ra1 boost to the team tlw ore JUII superb. They pve"' ones the prt\WUS day's H IO$S to a touch lime... .... ...,.. _, roe r...u _ The Ilia Four vioto<y pve the already SirOn& cum a tq tilt. "We play<d very wdltlw day," replied Camttiu. "We WOD tbe Males. tbc: doubles fmal, and tbc: ....... --~ aood vlct«r '"' us... The__,.,- will play iu _. ..,.ell 01 tbc: Amherst O:luns ap1nst F...somo SWe ~ 01 l:lO o.m. Thundav. • BS/ MS/ EE • BS/ MS Comp. Sci. AtKearfott • our engmeers progress • as fast as their ideas. CAMPUS INTERVIEWS lltesday, Men's bookaboll.: T11t U11 · ·.bMitaball team will ...., . _ cal1lunday, CkooiJe< u ill Oatt 0,.. All ·-at s...,._rorlloclllr« J'CIII.llnlna-·- lootboll- ... tile Oatk IUD Tldtat Offlco ~-hawa bor-9UJ.IIICI)p.a. IIIIY*oi-IIICI ialur'ucc co uy oac. Rlr Furthu-docdbull<da -.s Ia a.t IUD or caD Oct-16. A - - l l - tD card mUIIbc..-eciJO,..... - lfuPoo. IJt-19:16. WEDNESDAY -• .....,. FndollioFldd,. tMD. ODII<e< pliiiiSOAY tA'oax:o-s SC~~~U.S: Frtdoaia SUI< Collq< II r\mllcr1l eoun.. 3:10 p.m. RUDAY • F'>dd hotter: Muur>dd Sto1< COJlca<, • p.m. J.Y. footbollo<lthacoOolkot< JY,l p.m. October 27 DIY -t4&1 ~ F'*>', ~~oc-.uw~-·-­ -oriDeordstonal .. uaholtecl.. _ r.. oc~~<ra-.. ,,_._......IOoD ,.. -will ..... - ...... tMt·IMl -.Ice bo<tcy Th<ctlltl'dcodllaciO< lau-om...-1 rooq""boll lw been utcadod 10 Rir!Qo, ~ t6. llaotdbolleauia wWbe-eciUDlil Weclnadar. Oct- 11. Sla•· up aod iDIO<lllltl<la In R.oora 113 Oalk !fall. Slellar and inertial guidance systems Doppler navcgatiOn Miaowave radar landong systems. Cryplo·"!;ecure. multt·access communccatcon equipment These ontegral aerospace/defense reahtJes began as Kearfott ideas. Our rarified engcneerong envoronmenl has been produccog ground-breaking applicatiC)ns- and last·mOYif19 careers- for over 30 years. Once you've selected your area of concentraiiC)n from among our dcverse opportunitces. you can progress rapidly through assoe>ate asSJgnments wilh senior engcneers lo prorect and program management Our technOlogy and career potenllaJ are second to none on lhe tndustry. If your degree is on EE . ME, Computer Soe~ or PhysiCS. and you d toke to hnd oul more aboul a career a1 Kearfotl. see your Placement Offcce for our company profile end lo scgn up for a one·on·one 1ntervoew U .S • cilizensh1p required. I Ke~rfott l adtYISIDI of The 5 I NCE R An equal opportunity employer. m/1 who creates opportuflllies Clltllllillll . . ,·. . . . . . , . , , , , . , , ••• , , , , , , , . , , , . , , , . , . u u u - . . u•u•u•oo u u n•~- .....~,_\111".~c:t:l::, " 'tMa •'"''tOII,~.OC..·~ 'f~~ . i..f �Dave's Boys topple ·sin City 8-0 as Korer snares winning pass flanker Mlchod Kora' sa>red the only touclulown or li>e ...... with • Ioiii r=pllon from halfboodr. Bob Mlumino as Dave's BoYI (2~ blonled tilt Sin City Wan:icn (t-2) 8.4 in last Wednesday's SOUY octioo or lhe Mldn Street intra·mural football k~ aufety in lbe openina minutes or th" rust 11111r 11111 Iauer three illl~. lb• Dave'~ Bo)'l det"erue forced Sin City to pity the lo"i aameOn lbeH second possession or the <by, lbe Boys round tbansdves deq> in lbeir own territory. A . _ 10 tile lelt did nsult in mueb, but a Lu.e hit by one or the Warrion drew a rouahing penilty. Thb gave the Boys the)oom chey needed ror the bia play. Quarta:beck ~ Cuaikm pitehcd the ball out c.o the riaht for Mannino on the option. Marutino $p(l(tcd K.o<er Oil a lOIII poUcnl ahead of lW deTenclel:.. Tho pass. tn~~.letter per(ect. tlritb Korer maltiQg tbo ~ alld tra.ding the r=ainiD& yardap to tbt plioe.. The extnrpoint WliS'DO Aided"' .,...,_ Th< WarriOrs failed to rue advont_. or any Oppo<tupities on offensc.-Ou lbeh.Jast four poaaoio111. t1m>e of thoa dtiva wa-e tbwaned by interooptioos. The f111t -by Dave Bumbaam 11111 lhe last two bJ Olllilcm. Oo.e's Boys bAve shot out li>dt in bolb pmes !bey have played oo far this R&SOD. Cuailten explained lhe....,.. or the te:am's suec:aa. -llaiU • "Wblf else call I "'· btU _ , . : • Ia the ~m~Dd game or tile Diefendorf AVAILABLS AT ALL WEIIDY'S - . II ERIE AND NIAGARA COUNTIES! 11 .,...,.._ ____,, 14 - ·111 doubkheader, tbe RedskiDs (I~) won lbcir.....,.. opener by cdain& tbe Nods (0-2) by the score or 2~Witb 14 ...,.,.,.ss ltft in lhe pmc, NJids quarterbll:k Joe Contl was toucl>ed in tilt bocll: or tbt endt.one by lbe Skins' Joe M<Carthy. Just two pia)'I =rlier, the Nads blew the game wen with • loQI run down to tbt oppoaing goal line. It was t>ol to be, boW<"Vt:r. A ctip upfldd broUJbt the play back, seuina up the aame winDing play. Fidel conditions JttW worse as the <by roUed on. The nlio .... faltina harder: &J>Cl til< playen had trouble with their rooting. The ball was eJU~<mdy •tippery which limited tb< I>IS$in& game. Ttat:rc were tour intcrec:pdons iD the pm~, two on Clrtll sick. Tho fam-by lb" Recl.lldn$' Scott Simmo~ony fiat half JCOrilltl cbmru. In lbe _,.., half Sinuncms (II quarterbocll:) WU robbed twiee by tbe Nads' Fml Slrono and Conti. The big. intercq>tlon " " by the SkiDS' 0eorae YOUDI- Only three minutes mnldncd Olhen be leaped to arab I "lWI·Miry" pas& and WI U bocll: for aedknl field .p osition. " I kne-w hroulc1aet ooc." he $aid, almost as if tbot wfl, was-iacvicable. • The 'Rcdstiru bad five cbaDcel at tbt entlzollc. but could not~ Th<J>Iay or the game 10 that point ,... when OUp Cltearwood stripped a catch OQl of McCanhy's bands before M<Canby'~ feet came dowri ill the enctzone. • Tbot _lJI>55alioD chana<d on downs and led 10 tbt ...WU...Hdt. , -Knilt Kf>lqer �classified ads Ct.A$$FIEOSmey cef)II:CeOal 'TtlotSpeetrum' oU~Ce.3S5 SQIUre Han, MSC.off6uhoUtalt•Oe...m. to!tp.m. Or ~a-ulll!llds may M pt.aed at tt)e Souire HaH Tlebt OHice. IIH~t Roof Squire. Mond1y through F"ciiy. Oead'lnu ate Monclay, W~ IOd Fl'luy at f.~ p.m. fcw lM f\bt edrtlon. Rates.,. 11.-50 lOt the ffrtr len WOldt. 1.10 kH each eddltlona word. AU ldt: m~,o~t:t be peld In edvenea. Either P'-Ce tht tid It! wton, ot $URPUJSJEfJIS4t:AIIS. 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P\1\a CoWidn r••••COPIES NOW•••••I I · I 3975 Ridge Lea Rd.· O>ehlnclk·•hr<~ 833·1704 I II 10°/o DISCOUNT . Tonight Live Rock "TAL~S" The band that toured with Van Halen Open at 9:00 Admission $1.00 ·Thursday will be Rock Night featWing a Doors Superset from 10:00 to 11:00 Free Admlsslon Friday .Disco Free Admission Saturday backed by popular demand Live Rock " BACKSEAT SALLY'' Music by the Pretenders. Gary NP.Wman, Rascals. Loverboy, J Hondricks. Biondi, Dewo. St :>nes, Pat Benatar, Foreigner Motels, and Lena [ovk:h. Admission $1.00 I I I I ONANY ORDER OVER $5.00 with lhlo coupon (OHor good thru Oct. 30/81) Sharp Black Copies as Low as 7c Each / Lowest Printing Prices In Area • Slop In & See! _, pon 9om· 5pm Weel<days II III Complete Prtnllng Foe lillie I ···-------~v.~:~---·······""--~----....lo;..~~---------.. "Shear Joseph II Pertectlon" 388 Kenmore Ave. at Englewood Master Challenge Trophy Winner In hair design .tudled under severa.l London, England styling tearfts,. Trophy· Winners In men's hair cutting and women's styllng 10% discount on faculty & students' helrcuts 835·9339 Ear plorcl"9 rt«y Fri. OFFICE OF THE NYS COMPTROLLER Accounting Stud ents: A general' lriformaHon - ' on on occou~lfng and auditing careers with the 0/flce of the New Yorlr State Comptroller will be heldo r 10:00 om a nd 2:00 pm on Thu..-doy, Oct. J5thatthe$udeUnloenltyo{ New Yorlc or 8"'/olo. We hope I/OU will be obi~ toot· tend. Pleo.e chuk with JIOUr Career PJannlng Of· flee for the l oco.t lon of our recrvlter . VOICE YOUR COMPLAINTS! Stand up for your rights in the clasisrooml Find out what you can do to resolve academic problems! r------ (In otller words) - - - - - . , TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE ACADEMIC CLEANINGHOUSEI Call lAuren or Delllllo at .....__ _ _ 838-2850-----.to moo aa •ppolntaoat, or tlrilp In at SA and fill out a eo•plalat fona. �Jupiter. usiDa ....,..rces. Doplotion • • or the ~ otOnc layer or the canb's atmoopllerc ~or frequent ""' or ocrooc1 ._... cans and rtrfiaeratlon llllilt ~ turnp~e. u~ drillina bas been Pr<WCOI to CIUK cartbq~tes. taeatch shows. The Hopi Indians state lbat man is eausina areat tri.lls to come to eanh due to lbe bck of harmony mu has with the canb "" wbidl be tiv<s. The Hopi .., that man is causilla tb... troUbles tbrouib evil Odioos wbidl iaciU<k poD~tlna the canb with ct.cmals. causina smoc 1n the lit. distrcued - · and poilutina the land with bllcr. Min does Ibis, the Hopi contmd, because man has lost his oneness with the carib and bas lbus fofiotlen bow to respect h. ~ and Yoeic spiritual peop~e speak il>lemal pollUtion and the Cad lbat they OUt of lllipment with theiT ccater and witb the u.nivav. "N... .. or *"' Reliaious people point 10 their holy boots, sud> as lbe Bib/• and speak sin and Ml in a person and or lbe Jud&<m<nt for aood and <Vii done by each person. The or books abo speak or ....... lud&crn<ot, ant.- and lDaS$M aJob.1 disturb.-.. and areat eanbq~ltes shall b< iD eli....., ~and famines aDd~ and fearful "'Itts." (Mall. 1A:1) And in wah 1A:20 "the canb reds to and fro like a drunkanl." This puoaae rruty •xplain the planetary ehanJ< ln the poles that utronmen say may occur near the year 2,000. The many holy b JOts also tdl or a millcGoum of p.M may b< about 10 colct. Western Now York os u vulnerabk, .. any other pbces "" lbe aJobe to the <hanaes .,bich brina uaa<dy but Ibm t.luoQib .........,. transcendellc:e new ways COC'It. PcrhaP' Wcstem New York rrutY be more vuln<rable because of its rrutny active fault lines. --TODAYAssembly . 3:30 pm Senate · 4:00 pm . PBESIDENTAL ADDRESS at SENATE CRAM-BRS WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY editorial sports . . lassified ad'-.JI~~-T~he-Stu-de-nt'-!ls Nlli!lllew... sp-ape..lr! 18 . - '-""' . _ ,, 1• oc.-1181 �etc • @ en t::J ~ z < w Provide</ II)' SA a.. Quote of 1t)e Day - - ~ . . . ~t6ol'l to •• w ........u.. ,01 .,......IO-"f"''ti~CW~MIM, Ciot> • ••,._ GL5oHQUOI'I,. n.... Th.lrl., • N Jf)cte,._tm. tt.&p/11 " Men who do not make advances •'-'w.dMIM.,. f..,.l l •l pm IDI 1m to women are apt to become vic· lims to womiU'I who make ad· ~~-· 10 ~·It! • thiGy Of D&tlfiftl raiOCI\M IC fOUl'"' vances to them." Otntat ,,., lt!wl'll T. . flnl~llf'IG•..,. ~ Contact - Walter Bagehot Dr M.OOI!alull;)t.rt... =o=:=~::.O:,~=:.,~:'== ......... ,....., t'f'OMII6fm Wl lhl~• ·~. MSC. Elc..•·~~,.M'kolt .,,,..""",_ .Hohc. . .,. fN a..ctMIII tiMl '*,...,_,.. ,,.., nM , . _ 01 ~ . .IIOto.s.-.,.fJ.-""',....f\JIHIN"ff'YIO_, . . ~$aolo,~I--W.,...,.COIU.....,f.... =. . . . )' . . . . """...,.....,. .. .. ....,__..,....,.or_,., ~ J.lf'tllli...nN"IetHOII ....... ,_.~,_, •u.t• ..,... ......,_.,.,,.,. ........ _..,., o. ~.,. ,~lnN.J .. CMMrfi'III..... 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MDofanoant: 188aleam'a _ , l 22 Taroloro' c6UolnS 150111-IIIQet\1 . ···.·:.·" 1111' !lilt lllll.l .. l ':lll: I :I w•111' 111 • 1II liJ Jfl'lifl I IIJ illf:l I lf.ll~h ; II JIIIJ1 I -llbtoly 13-0.- :•JllltLI lllfll III-I' II f , '.II 11.1.1 t:tll'.llllll.hl " ' 1111114 : til 50-nomo ~ •t<·Dit ! mm·• :.tl.lll>il l :.II !lUI:~ ''Ill I IIIII I I Jill til I. flli 1 .11~ 1 ~ I" t l:l: I I Ill' Ill': Ltllll l 1JIJUI I I' i ..< llll." '"racflollng" 05 Ra!loo In ~ ::uttt r 111 '~1·11~41.~ fiJI II fl I <~' Jl i II 11.1: I ·. J ill ~ Ill "'.Uio I : )! J:J:J IIJit.:l �backpage;sports Bulls take third a-t UB tennis team boasts SUNYAC playoffs hree champions By KEVIN JIUlUE(;ER $p«fnnm Sl~/ Writtr R ' OCHESTER, NEW YOJUC-The UB m<D's tennis team pw tbrir opponents a bi& surprise and a hefty warning to look out for thtm in the future. Tht youna, unheralded squad cleparted from the SUNY Albktic Confercnc< Olampiooshlps here last w.Ueod with tltrtt individual clwnpions and a tbird place team fonlsh. Russ Tringali, a fresltuwl from ucuscs;· rcvcaled Gvild)'S, when asked about his injury and a raquet .strina brcakin& durin& the mas:ch, '"but lhcK 'l'U oo u eux: I just was pla)in& bad." In Olhcr singles competition. C''t«)' Bull won their initial match before bo" ina out. Mike Oladwick, playlna number four sin&(es and Joe Furioso, number liv<, had both advanced to th< 5<mis by defeating Jeff Spraaue (Piausbur1)1) 6-4. ~. 6-3 and Stafford Thomas (Buffalo Stat<) 6-2, 6-0, respectively. Each dwed the sam< file in their semifinal mllclys in losina 10 tht Dealby Swed Hom< HJah, drOpped ooly ooe S<t •hile stunnin& tJu-.., seeded pla)'<n on his way to !be number one tinalcs title. Randy Miller and Mike Oladwick, the SuUs' third doubles duo, took their cbampiomhip match to tbe limit before erne~na wilb • victory. TrinaaJi, like almo>l all of the UB siJiak$ players Ibis )Uf, was n01 oeeded and bad to play a touaber draw. This was portially due 10 tile fact tbal or !be 10 t_,. ill the IOUnJ<Y, onl_y CV<11tual c:llampioDs-Cbadwi<k .... beaten by Bob Karen (Albany) 6-1, 6-2 and furioso bowed 10 Dave Lerner (Albany) 6-1. 6-1. Rudy Rt-unis, numba siJt, save Chris Olsen CBiaallam"ron) a to~ second set, but it wu not enouah to advance to tbe fmals. Reunis slowed tbc poe% down uyina to utend the match, but it <llded 6-l, 6-4. Reunis' OpeQina awch was tbc lonaca or the tourney. bcatlna lhird seeded Jolul Oabrid (Oswqo) on the last point, S-7. 6-4, 7-6 (~). Man ltml:o, pla)ina in tbc third •lot, fell victim 10 Fred Oaber (Albany) 6-2, 6-2 in the quaner~nnals. Earlier, he breeud put Fredonia's Man Vere 6-2, 6-1. The doubles competition, unlike the sln&Jcs, did oot tive up 10 its run e>pcclatioos. AU thrtt us duos - . ~ sccoQd in their brxkdS mwtina tbal tbcy wcr• antlcii*Cd 10 at ~ reach tbc fmals. As it turned out. only the team or Mike Oladwiek and , not even seen UB's ncttcn. u r•m aoina to see what t can do aboutaetting a touaJ>ct schedule next ,._," said C.O..:h Tom Lahnna. "The trouble is, 111011 or the SUNY schools are out or tile (tra.aiaa) disuict." Tringali used tile d<m<nt or sUfJ)risc 10 bis ra-. Aller clrawiq a bye ill tbe lint round, be bumbled fowtb seeded Sadlk s-llch or Plattsburah 6-4,6-2. Scndich, althouah bdna at 1cu a half a foot taller than his oppooent, could not milch the speed sencrated behind CIICh rctumina shot. Randy Miller did- aecompllsbin& Nw, it was awnbcr two seed Dan Ataold (Oacoata) in tile ...... finals. 80ih woo identical ~ S<lS IO send tile match ii!IO tbc decidina thinl"let. The play was ed&Y willa ..:II acbanac performed cautiously, as if ..:II pOiAt -.ld determine tile match's outcome. Neor tbc eod of tbc sci, An>old made a contrownlalllne can 1n his r.-. Tringali, obviously upset, was just made more agraaive. He clomina!ed tbc latter part or the COOICSI and won 6-4, ~. 6-J. "His (Scadicb's) JctW wasn't as hard Utile other JOy'S," Trincati said. "But it bad a lot or Sluff oa it." Almost ~y. ninpll was slated 10 Albany Slate's Barry Uvine wbo was seeded llra and 10011 .....,._ tbc only Cl<CII Dane DOl 10 will IIi$ dhiUion. Trinpli bdd his own In the lint SCI, winltlna 7-S. Ill tbc IOCOQd ld Lc¥iDc was Ia disalaY over tbc IIDOUIIl or~ bis oppaDCIII ......... -tina rookie ..torad ....,.._ f1ltially mo"'lo, tlle-poi81-wllcllltehlta baolilit , ........ lalo tile ..... nc- ...w '"' ...s ........... -l'lillpli··- ~~~c ao111 ' 'I-• t~~e'.....­ noc -~bullbcwlbad . a dwlci because lbey dido'I mow me.. Tbe semi-flAil was harder lhu tile fmal. We ..:II woo oac Kt, but ill the llUnfld l'tnnr I could- him,"~ ­ TriQpll, " I was m«e sure or wirulina tbc n~~a~s." "This bu aoi 10 be tbc biuat one.'' said TriQ&all, "but I fed my level is JtiU piQI up. Tbe ooosdl is loin& to ... If be can put meiD tile NCAA's." I.IPeaDa said willa a siiiCCte loot oa his r-. '"This bas aoc to be tile patat wiD UB bas nu bad." NwDbct IWO ~vlldys made bis "Y 10 tile I1Dob by dloppiDa RYID Sdl.- (Frecloala) 7-S, 6-4, • Peta ~ (Bblpamloa) 6-4, 6-l ... Job McAMey . (Piaasboqb) 6-2, 7-6. He was - • in his fmals matc:ll apinst Albany's Daw Ulrictl. 0\'ilclys was out a ooaple or weeks from pncti« with a aroiD iajv.ry and was 10 play in the number one slot. llowevcr, he relioquisbed that posilion to Trinaali, who beat him in a cballena< maich. <Midys played well but incoa.sistcndy in the fmt sa. In two ooculons be was up l>rcak point aQd serviQI ror tile ca-. 80ih tla>a... )-2 aQd $-3, he clou.,.faultcd away 11111e poia&. DowD 6-S, IClOre &I douce-oo ad saxiaa-« - 100 aaDous wilb ... easy~. mluiQI tile sbot. Oftdys loti tile oct 7-S ud !be -ocon -·10 Ulricb. Tbe .....,cltct went 6-3. " You """ al,..ys lll&l<e up one better. Btfore it was over-, UB (Chadwick-Miller) and number one seed Bioatwmoo had CIICb chalked up 6-4 =and the rmat sct ~ cntcrina tile tie-bruker. After loin& up ~2 in tile aiDe pOint clcOdcr, !18 le< IWO match poinu out of tbeit gasp. f"IOaily, It 4-4, sudclm dcatb. will> BinaJ!amtoa serv!QI. Oladwiclt took the return and 10111 bact a low roreband tbat cauahtlhc opposina net rusher at his knees; the volley was not tilled cnouah and tnded up In tile Del. Nobody was more pleued tban Chadwick, w'bo f i a d lbou&hts about his ability 10 play that day. "I had forao<lal my cJaaes and couldn't ..,.the baD u wdl, so Ill) \hots - - • tittle wild, .. he said. The occond doubles team or • Russ Tringali and Joe fllrioso surprised in the semi-rmals by another team from BinaJwnton 6-3, 6-1. This was a crucial match for second place in tbe tOtal team points; if .UB had won the match, they could haw takin JCCOnd and put BinaJwn10n in liUnl. The biaat disappointment or the IOU<IIIaiCDI bad 10 be ftnt doubles. Matt l1111to ud Paul Ovilclys ...,.. sbocbd in their ft111 tllllc:ll, loolna 2-6, 6-1, 3-6 • Ovildys, .uffcrin1 11om fatllue. had n01 fuUy .--eel from an lajury and had played tbree matches that day. · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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While no1 clvina oa sP«:ifK' date: ro.- hiJ raixnaulon, Block saod Friday that hf< futiJfe doo not u., with the s1uden1 se:r·vim corponuion and ''bthvtcn now and th< middk of No•em~·· he would he m~k.ins a mo"~ Stark's rC''elation comn ., no wrpm.t to >ludcnJ officialt ,.ho lr< already at """k rcpllfCl"' S him, ha\'ing mtt twice mformally to diM:ms lbe' position. ••t will bC' ~Lina a move in the noc IUO dislan1 future,•· Black e>plaincd, "StaytQg al SBI for iUl e>lcndcd period ,. nol one of the po>'fbthll« open to me." ,fhc Enatthc Ditcctor no~ tbaJ he bad K\'cral job offers and lj\oould be ~o:onrempl:ttiqg the diffcfent 3\!C'Dl.l!t$ ope.n IO him. B&ac~--con.c;"id<r~d b) man} one of thr most inOucnllal fi&vm on Cllmpus-rir>l jooned S81 .n 151'0 as a rn<mber of the lloard Of l)..rCCIOr> bcfOt< bco1111ins Treasut<r. fo 1978 he,. .. •ppolnocd E•ccuti.. Direcl<lr. lllack IIJ'3dUlllcd ftorn UB LA" Sdtool this past M•y and took the &r E<am o,., 1hc summer. S BI is compo~ of 1h. .\1UCknt AQ\Itmmenl~ acltrtg as 1hc ~i~ co~tion ,...,,h each Kilool aflocatio1 !.Orne or us mandatory r~ money ro 11. Thtff art four diviiiOni m SBl. ~c.h headed b} a Dlvhion Oi~10r, and the admiruloltati\<t divt'<tiOn, ruo by Blad.'.. The Board or Directors ruru lhc • corporation, mttts month!)'. and is manned by rt"Ptcse.ntativa of ahe aovd11mt-nl. Blatt wu oflm. a figure oftoontrO\ctsy. ·-- "'' wmwm••'"R•fiKW'tt"ft/7ftt?O, teo #flt<intM~.. interjcctin& himself into many cri1ical Usues and dtawin' nulllCI'OUI waminp f«>m undcrsntdualc Sltl4cnt Asiodalion tSA) PruidcniS for his • lttloolvcmear. 1ft ari inl~w Fflday, Blatok warned qainsl ~ukt:nina the cx«utivc pOsition and called for wuninlng ir before. his sut<CSSOr is nalll<d. '' W fu..l's bdn& done no-.· appears to be on chc 1\lht path," I he EJ<ccuti.. OircCIOf n<Kcd. "The o( Dircctors and the iludcnt pemmcnu at< lt(ti~llos<'hcr on a ~>«kf)l ""'" co d.,.,... the pc><otion and wla1 tbe Job should he." H< uplalned that a S<arch Commillcc ....u be JPuD.Off from tin$ body, whcch ltu afroady met twitt. both ti,... 8oerd inrorman~. Thl! commillcc includes SA Pr<sldcnt Jot Rlflun. Bhod., SBJ Chatrnwt Peter HiTslunan alonJ "'ilb Ol:htt stu<knl rcprdttnt.advcs and '~•ill total dx mcmbcts, pfu• 1\oo SBI cmployea. "'""ld Bla.:k noacntaincd rlw 1hc Cornmiucc bcgm by .Olk~tlllgjn£orma.tlon from various mcmbcn of lh< un,.cr>ity communily on the l.lnd or t><r•on that \hould be selected. The i«<Od stas< O( lhc PfOCOS>. ht added, ~·oukJ be to iOiicn rt:htmts thrcH.i&h ""'~P*P<f ad•<floscmcnl• and PfO[e>\ionaf fob "''cncics and hoLd inteniN-~ tt.ith lhr Qot\.rd of Olrtttor. and rt:prHt:ntati'n- or thC' corporauon'' -ployccs." R:Jfkir1UJd lhc commuttc -.u still Jn lht " cmb<)'On..- .,.,... and r4anncd on talkil\i to a "anrty of pcoplr 10 581. .. Wt wiU hi\'C' ro see •hat IS nffltcd," he claornod. ~dtnJ I hal ciS chokes "'u< bf'oad ... We muse deade ir ""'r •aut a (ulJ or pan· llme >ludcnt. and ,.hal cducahomtl bacl(lround he or .he •hould ha>e.'' SBI Treasurec BU! \ lacl lllttd thai tbe curpora1ion 's Optton~o ~ many G.Dd ootrd t.h.al thC'f'C' were 1U:han~a.IH and cfi\lldvanta&CS to chootin.a pc:opl< ,.;,h clirr...ntlacqrounds. ·•tr. for e>ample. w pictcd a CPA." Mack nplaincd. "h< mipo bt 'lbk 10 ha.ndk- lhf' 11CCXh.lbUD& as:pc;(l$, bul nol lhC' pr:rsonal anod political ona.'' llfack d0$nbcd his job "mote lite the pt<50ckot of a rorporaaioo than a Chaimtan or rhe lloatd. I'm lUred to mana&<, ro auidc under the Boanl of Oirceton.." He cq>laincd rhal he io to handle the da)·tO-doy functions Of SBI, ....,.., question• and play "dMl's ad-..~e" before the Board. "I hope lh>J tbeydon't ooallccn my pooihon," Blac1 cxpf•incd. "It can be used as • Lr<-ous raounx. I m~n. )'OU ha\'C someon~ ~ vmo lnows clle is.sues and ~-ho haJ lht ~.'' R111rin adnutted th"al ~~ stu~t 10\'ttnmcnu ha'v e not utilized tht &trulivt Dirrctor u much as they coold have. State fundi·n'g may dip as EOP enrollments drop UB studies the problem By TERRY CAN ADE Auifant Compus Edi~Jr B's Educational Opponuniry Program (EOP) may face a decruse in State funding, following a " si811ificaot drop in enrollmerus, " according to Director Edward Jenkins. "The application pool was as large as In the pasl," Jenkins indicated . He noted lbat the 'decrease come5: after lasl years ·•bumper crop,., and blamed a recruitment fall-off for lhe dip. "Ordinarily we have logo out and beat the bushes for sludents," Jenkins added. Admissions and Records statistics show that 1.932 students applied for EOP admission fot Fall 1981-ltile I,S37 applied last year-an increase of 395 applicants. Bul acceptances were higher in 1980 by IS9 students. 460 last year to 301 thls year, with enrollments less than the future. Discovcri~ the reasons for tbc. EOP enrollment drop is the object of a study recently compl<ted by Affirmalive Action Officer Malcomb Agostini. The fludy compares UB with O\b<r'State University of New York Universily Cenlers' EOP programs and makes ~mendations for UB's program. ll was submitted to UB P residcnl Robert L. Ketter on Friday and Agos tini refused to give i1 to The Sp«trum. Agostini expressed t:Ot><Xrn 1hat the decru~ in EOP .studenls ' 'could make it very difficult lor us to kc<p the level of funding of lhe 1980-81 scl>oi>l year." Acting Associate Director for Admissions and Records, David . Cook, confirmed that "budgets are very much driv<n by <nrollments. On this basis the Stat~ suppo<t.s such programs as counseling and U tutorial •••nice. for EOP <tudents. "I ~ t will hurl the ov<rall pn>gram," Jenkiru assuted, "But I don't think it will cause our demise." The Suu e schools wi1h an EOP pros.rnms. hecaw.e 11tey are also cnrollmenl drhen, ~in d irt<'l compclition with U B for students and Sial< funds. No other SUNY University Crnter has sho" n a da-.ease in enroUmcna Ibis >~r-Binghamton and Stony Brook ha•·e had increases while Albany EOP number• ha•·e not changcd . The EOP directors at t he o rher throe centers reponed 1hat their offices are invol•ed with 1he applicalions and recruitment pr~css joinlly with their admissions orrice. Bin&hamlon l:OP Director RobertQ Reye.< anributed his program's growth in each or the past five years to cooperation belwccn EOP and admiS>Ions offkes a1 Binghamton. In con1ros1, at UB lherc is not n~arily any coopcralion betwc<n EOP and Admissiol\5 and Records. The entire prO<'CSS is conducted by Admissions and Records. Jenkiru mentioned that be had offcted EOP 's ~ces 10 assisl in'tbe recruitment process. ''We sta.od wiUing and ready to do so upon theit acceptance," he said. Admissions and Records represt:ntatives Cook and Resina Spirito did nol recall any offer addressed to them. Cook indicated thai he does not often ask for EOP's assis'-l!ce in the recruitment prO<'CSS. Even so, he added, "1 would say they could be very valuable to us." Spirito .said that sbe was not in a position to. ask Jenkins for help but acknowledged that she could use more to bancJle tbe processing 'or applications. . starr 4. ~Of'IPIQII. �in short. 1HE spECIRUM u~ ••• t':tmpth 3mmig~lion TU:<. for aan>ple. 11>< Cti< of Diane Worrdl Eqcr ror OR< of the I) in-'icw s;po!> wtth 1 tmt/ J...If<, bul ""OOIInl IO CIOCII<OC polnu for later ln~.tn·i.,.s. t.hc d«<dod 10 bid 700 potnb. Whal Ot.tn< failed to rcaliu .... lbal many .cudcnls w<r< pr.,.rod IO llltftd lhdr mtire allotment on OR< prmiiJOUI orpnttatlon Ilk< rune/Lire. All I) q>OU .. <til fO< 1000. and [)dnc..,. bcr pDiftll becL 1o US< :111otbcr llmt. Alt' - P 1 1 - t:11ooc1n may no1 bt -leed. tbc) ha'f at laua eollltOI.,..,. 1he tdectoOft prot'<SI. yeafl. JIP•U"' .,.,. Ot1 a rtnt-<Omt, rR>I....W llesil, and Ill< oi&l<t O( •udtnto bftia& up a1 2 or 3 a m ..... - or til< rca-. Ill< biddtn& •rstem was un~tuted UB voduol.t Carmi! Ycotov"s bOd 10 rcma10 In 1M US hu tndod In a ""bia bl.utl<."' oplainod her allbrnq> 1...\ld.ln ParlatO. 01- a dlrtcti"" by Ill< lmmilfllllon and Nacuraliulioo S<rvicc (INS) lo 1<1~ Ill< «>unlry lui FrMiay, YtniOV I> A'tailint the ,...did of JIACI&< Jolin T EIIY>n"' ,....,,._a •tay. "The tht<al or ckpottation frOftl Ycot""'' odmrtted ...,.....,., o r her ~t!Kitn• .;.. _ _ ,.. cmploymoot. Subs<qu<otly she - pul oe proba1joo (witll SlOOO bond .........._, afl<r Ill< dioc<«ion, ollowed 10 riiiM hcs oduo:alloo and "' Parlalo OJWntain• ~~- the OppOrt•ruly 10 III'PIY lor ..,.....,, $111tu. All« "uppiOJ up her f<matru111 <0Uf5< wori.. Ill< INS banded Y<nlcw her "•lkin& papm. Su~« early Sqltcmbn Parla•o ha> bo<n aucmptlll& co pjn a statu• chanae for Y<fttOV • i th peal dtffl<ulty E>ptctod TU<tday Is a cl<dilon on Parlato's p<lition for a III.Y unllllal< Octoba". _,_, ,.,..,,..,_c.... ..._..s.-.,...Ana.- T-c.r.--. . . c._.........., OMI.......-·..,. ..... ,_ _ II>""'""" 1 Ooootlelft Molln Mt_ I Ot"'CC ~F..rw. -F-- ru-.~ l' ll mark EIAeen LMf• •lw-t JaCk H....wto'AINd l .. f.N(IIN'f The Rq>ublicao·«><llrolled Seca•< JUSI YOiod lh<IRS<I>« a blU<f Dudley appointed - a . nno-11- tu br..t oa busincsl doduo:tk>nJ and rai5td the pay of......,. .,._ . orrtcials. This b blood . ....., alld tear.? EA!ward Dudley bas b«a ~ "Du<dor of Ill< Cowocil oa lntm~~liooal Sl~ (OS). UB Praidtnl R_, L K<U<s IIIIIOU.....S rC'Cftltly. Ia addtlion 10 that pcl611J0n. K'"<tt<r Olso _ . s Ill< Chairman or II>< D<poctt.....,. or M odml ......,._ and Lrteralura tO. tasllloter cumlnl111 '"lhe ..bol< rana<.af tftl(fllal-.1 ecad<mic ectlvtlia and _,..,. """' .-.id<Dt and &nlidpaled 1n the futun." Dudley auuma I he CIS p0s1 unm<diaccly and ,.;n .....,., ' ""' year 1crm. n.u j(,.l,JI Tim~ Jolon K. Upoooo/f-leCO.•l S.l't Goclckt'l~dlllfiA..... fflltet for li f~? CAMBRIDGE.. Mas.s.. (C"H)-AI Harvard. laftcltQI !hat cntdll otl<llllpu$ lnl.,_... IS 0 naalla or ba1111h< b<\&blt>l ot ..... !he ell lidS. but mber tbt shr.-. bodda. Ulldft a <y>t<m ~ou •• Fall 191C)-borTowod from tb< Uoiv«Sily or Cllica&o Busina• Sthool-sraduatina scniOB V< aUotlod 1000 potnt> •ilh ,..bM:h to btd f0< a limi•od numhtr or intcmew s:polS. ~ r•_.,.._,., ~Spa t* rN.,.,Mf,..._ o.•ot.....o....._..,.,..... _ .. 0.0. _ _ _ I ........,R.- ~1 The) ptiS<d that .............. Ill< clay thai Pr<Sicknl 1)<-'>ft& bu spc«ll on ptrsanal DCnriCC, bu<Utn& R -n - do•"· l ot< !hat bars<. btl thai bail. and pul a hal! a Alld•.,<h •• a kid's lunth pain. 0.~4.~ ~.., ,.. Petnno'. ,. 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One of those reasons is the Semiconductor Group, the world's leading supplier of semi· conductor components and materials. We will be on campus to talk with individuals degreed in a variety of areas which includes: • Electrical Engineering • Chemical Engineering • Mechanical Engineering • Computer Science • Industrial Engineering CAMPUS INTERVIEWS TUesday,Cktoberl3 Stop by and visit wilh our rt."<"ruiters on campus. You'll see why there's no place like 11 for pioneering new technology. TEXAS INST~UMENTS I NCORPORATEO An equal opportunlly employer M/F Howell proposes minjmum standards By ALAN C. ICACHJC Ooltlnbuti"l Editor ~. ")'OU would take In a mO\>c whleh could upande the ac:ademk quallt,y of studenll at UB, Facuhy ScnalA! OWr Barbara Howell has proposed theaeation of a set of minimum •tandards ror University and &raduatlon. Howell hopes to ddennine tltrouah the Senak's ....,ly ,...;,..., Edueatiollal Policy and Plannina (EPP) Comtllitteel/ oud> IUndanls eurrmtJy Cllist at UB aad ir they do, 10 publldz.t and mroreelhem. If there are ao c:wTent critata the EPP-«>. be cbairod by Edualiot>ol Psyeholocy Profc:aoor A1lal KW>~-plans 10 CSiabliJb ftOW .ow>datd>. Tbe criteria u PfOI>C*CI by Howdlare rwo.rc6cl aad incllllk .,..blishifta a Jet of prerequisites for • adnlisaau tluo1 would include a llllaiznum hiah .-p..,..., .ocbool math and l!allish reijuir'cdl<llt and a dd"mitioa or ..hat studtnll need 10 &radllal< ..... they are In xhoot Aeoordina to Howell the ""k of any admmioa n>quimnenll huru UB beeau.. resourc:c:s must be poured Into mneciW dass<$-in skilk whk:h the SludeniJ should have learned in lliab sehool-and this Is a drain on University fundins which could be used tlsewhere. Wbile admittlna that any inceax in UB's ~ admission standards-V<h .. requiriqtbree years or and "'icfte< and EnaJisb wri•ioa or aeeop~ed studalts Howdl counl<red tbal it mi&bt iDcraJ< the qrgljty of appliautll. "If you kftOW that yoo •"OUid need these SlaAdards like other ...,__" lhc hiah s<bool mo~b ~ld ~the.,.,...,._ lili• U>to applyifta... ....,..,t "'hen H ............. not au.ocklna the conc::ept or remedial edueation but she claimed they "shoukl nor be needed. If needed then they shoold Clllst." With a propor odmmioa criteria the 11udco• should be prepar-.d for a collele edueation and rea>edial d&sses would be unneeessary, she not<d. The second part of Howell's proposal Is the CSI&biWunent of a mlnlmum Ullivenity standard !0< the complctloa or upper level counts and a deftllition or •hat an upper lnd COUI'I< is. Each depar1m<nl prtotntly r<quircs a eoertaJu D1811ber Of these e1asscs ro. arwluatioo. Howdl .uucssed lhat the Ulli..nity should demand tluo1 · - be\-. a SltOftl blckaround Ia lhdr fdd of stlldy. Mueb orchis r~- alr..ty come under moot dep.......,t's standards but this proposal MEETING ASSEMBLY WEDNESDAY OCT. 14th ..;u prOvide a minimum •hidl aD must.-. The EEP wiU also haw to make crit<N definiq ,.Ita, an upper ltvd clw is, ''There arc a number or courst~ with a )()() or 400 desi111ation with~ prcrequlsilts, said Howell. "But take ealeulvs1 it has a 100 level desill'ation but with llrkl prerequisites." Onduatlon minimum standards and the proposed General Edueation pr017arn exisl .. different concepcs, she uplain<d. General Edueatlon dancs are ded&ncd to be broad<Diq cour..,. without prerequisites. Minimum arodualloa Jlandards -.ld n>quire boll\ lntrodiiCIO<y lnd and upper lnd d&s$es whldt- "inclleat< profocicncy'' and hdp.lnsurc that s t - . have leamcod their subject. 3:30 TALBERT SENATE CHAMBERS ALL MEMBERS MUST ATTEND! ARE YOU READY- FOR TAKEOFF?? FLY NAVY TIE BUT INTERVIEWS ALWAYS HAVE WILL BE CONDUCTED Oct. 15th eMil..-....-,..., ......,_.. _..., .... ,....,_ ...... ...., ............... c.. , .... _ • • ......_. ...,..,__ c:-,_ ..... ......... .,__.. ,._ ...,..__..., .. ...... ..... _.,. ........... ..._. ................. ... ........ a...., _ .,....,.....,,o_a«llotoa I I ;I n01 . , rtgN to u. top? n. ,.., laltlaldllt ._--.......,. . - . to .......... -...., HaD- . . . _ . , ......... - . . . . _ . l'ar allll......,..l.,. at • aiH- ~ - ,_.,.. al ctoae_to 111.001 ... _ . . . , . . o _ . . _ ... ...._Addtotlllat.......... ....... ,..~.,...,.......,.,...,.,...._.u.a.~ - Olllol to ....... • 1pp I 1 - . . . Otlloer ..... Ill ,....... ....... - · ."..... .,................. ~'~~.!" ~- �.........,....,...,., • • EOP drpp. Jenkins described applying ror UB's EOP as proca$ by the Univenity." First a student must apply for Univculty admission and indicate an !nt<rCSt in EOP. Next an EOP application is sent 10 those cli&iblc who arc I hen actt.p ttd. The rccndtmcnt process must continue to set the students to enroll, Jenldns reit<raltd. Othcr SUNY C<'DI<r EOP directors str<SSed recruitment. Albany's Vernon Black explains he "puts a crew Of people" from his Orli«' to oorrccl applieatioas and act students to enroll. Reyes wd "12D percent effort" is put into rccwitmenrat Binghamton. Cook dttd •n inaease In incomplete applications as the main reason fOf the enrollment decrea.se. ''We eaM'o! admit students with incomplete applieations," Cool dedartd. The most common mise.kc in .an EOP application is In the financial Slatemeht, according to Cook. Economic and educational disadvanla&e must be shown In order for a student to be ac«pttd at the University und<r EOP . "The initial recruitment was well done." Cook claimed. Of the ensuing Steps in the prom<s Cook wd, "II is really not our responsibility." Meanwhile Jenkins called for "a bett<r job Qf R ecruitment at UB consists of sending out literature to prospective EOP students, tdcpboning tb<rn and visiting them at their schools. "Visibility attracts applicants." Jenkins explained, adding that following up appli<:ations is anotb<r impore.nt pan or the prooess. At pr.sent both the application processing and recruitment or EOP students is the responsibility or Admissions and Records. recruitmcnt. "an onaoinc Medical Scho o l Applicants We .....,. piKed hundreds of stu<lents into the best t~ogn . ~~ IChoots..• inetudino SL George's U..-srtv on Gr...-. world's hoghest ECfMG average ~~ Personal. P<Ofessional. :"l9"n.:-c-'· .eauotl'~ Calle( write lor our 1981 BullfJ:t.n describing how we can help.,.,.. obleon e quality medlcel educ<ltoon ~ f\f\((2!? we can." ~ l ~. ~ WORKSHOPS! f - - - - - - - -oParticipate • n•e•s• a•n•d• m - in al<• eLIFE - so • me • n•e•w• a•cq - u•a l•n•ta•n•o•e•s .• • Take Your Pick ••...•• ~LJ'\1\l~~ Corporation ftonO. ofhc;At 2t t9 ~uy 0""' Wua Pallft 8e.ch fll3.10l .... Yot,otlc.lt7011'.... lAMSoulb.C....G~HV t\CI8 (3061683·6222 (2 12 1 441 -7074 ) • AMATEUR RADIO Thurs, Oct. 15. Dec. 3 8-10pm e TAP DANCING • ASSERTIVENESS BEHAVIOR SKILLS Mon, Oct. 19 1 · 3:30pm • CAREERS FOR 21st CENTURY Tues, Oct. 20 & 27 4-5pm Mon, Oct. 12 • Nov. 16 7:30 • 9 pm • MEDITATIVE TECHNIQUES Wed, Oct. 14 • Nov. 4 7 · 9:30pm • CANADIAN·AMERICAN COOKING Tues, Nov. 17 & 24 7 - 10 pm Englneertng Pa8ltlons ' Pursue you( special Interests or some new r.:=L. Plant 4 Agostini emphasized, "The Univmity muft respond'' to the decrease in EOP enrollment. "In order to have a viable and stronc EOP proaram. "What hurts us," Jenkim claimed, "is we're not doina a cood job." When the numbers or EOP students decrea.se, be added, "we're riol tdueatina the disadvantaced to the extent that • PIZZA PARTY Mon. Oct. 26 3 ·4:30pm • CONSUMER'S GUICE TO INSURANCE Mon, Oct. 19. Nov. 2 7:30 · 9:30 pm • SUPER SNACKS Mon, Nov. 2 3 ·4:30pm • FLOWER ARRANGING Wed, Oet. 14 . 7·9pm • SElF HEALTH IN 10 DAYS Mon. Oct. 12 • 26 7 9 - :30pm • MACROBIOTICS & NATURAl HEAUNG Thurs. Oct. 15. Nov. 5 7:30 . 9:30 pm • J•.,... -... DANCERSIZE Mon. Oet. 12. Dec. 6 7:30 • 9:30 pm • AEROBICS . ..,.. Monl& Wed, Oet. 12 ·Nov. 11 5:30 ·6:30pm ..•• AT " " " " UF£ WORKSHOPS ~ 110 NORTO.N HAll - O Y U . , IU.C.U..•.U.. I O,U. .... 6)6.2808 STOP BY OR CALL FOR FURTHER INFORIIATIONt • •OPEN The Festlv~ of ·· SOCCOS·• Join your frien$ for a meal in the Succa at the .. .) MOUSE• • • • AT THE COLLEGES Thursday Oct 15th at 3:30 Lulav Esrog Chabad House (Follow ttMt signs to) 350 Porter Ellicott Complex "A chance to-meet the colleges in Of! informal atmosphere." 6:30pm e 3292 Maln Street , _ Englewood e 2501 North Forest Roectopposlte SpauldfrvWilkes dorm just Oilier El/Jcott Creek footbridge ~ ~OUR ~~CIAL COMMUTERS WILL BE GUESTS! FREE WINE CHEESE t • ~ bySA~ Atfalra �Sex Ed deals with abortion trauma II) DEIRDRE MARTIN ~''"" Sltl/f H ntt'l " - , Jllllt, conru-., ~.., ~ arc nurntfOUj sdutJOos 10 whlth thnc fedot~p could apply, bur in thos cas. lbty rdn to .rw• tome o( tlw: cmottom rMn mla/ot find thti'IIICI>a upcrkndna ,.hen their patln<r hu thORn to tumlutt a p,.ea.n.a.ncy. For mm in that SiiUition, lt\ctc iJ llO•• I pla«they o:an ao-<o wk about, C\~Ore, and come to tn-mJ with their fttlinas on abortloo. Mort importanllythty o:an do 10 m lh< .,._.... or Olh<r men, Spon>O«d by th< UB Sauality Eduaoon C<nl<f, a m<n's >upport aroup hu fortn<d uftdc< lh< dor«.'llon or Ed Daman. A -..1 1WOt\ irucrn 11 tbt C~tft'. Daol<1n <mpbulud llnlniiY that ..a.bontOa u not a •oman 's woe. but a human ,.,... " Untd tlui 4~. ID(1I 1\a\'c bc-C1l ~tJtv.O:y iporod u fat u the \uuc or abofloon aon. "One wa men """'lh<m that they are m.ol>od and do play an iruqral role on th< l<fm""''-· ....~ pr<><cn 0( The _.ovp ~>qoa m«ClllJ m AlliiU1. and cunmtly plh<B <>tr) Wednesday l\lllttt (r- 7 pro uoul 9 pm •• lll Squorc l\l1boooalllh< sroup os >trudwrtel II"'"' for oa...,U.a support for those soeDna it, mtft w-e fret to &~'ina on," DOUJt<io uplalned. l'h• idea waJ a collet:tl•• effort between Dar>tein, Suuolity Education Center Di....:tor Ell<n Chri<ttnscn and ><>ttol conecrnc:d oounlot'lON-. Tbc:lr mccnt •-v 10 hdp men 10 rnhu •hat they - e fedi'll ...,.. noo unUJUol and to ,.,g lreqJOtnd~ deny tbcir feditlp bccouw or th< >Cnlld -YP< Ul IO<Id) apb>J< males_.. t h a r - o-tdn bopa tllal lh< croup ...u be abl< to hdp ......... nd of that kiad 0( ......1 • and "hdp ~~~em"' tau a hh<rll<d .,... of lh<msd•n a> .,.,. .. <orne and ao u they plaje. The _.oup'• roaa ;, pnmlllly h•O.fold. ront. it JC<\ts 4JI 1'\lueaUOoal pufi'OI<, eApl&onlna the aciul.l abor1loo proeedult 10 men. l'hey 111e informed or its the impor'-"<c or ann<arc for their partntt. 8Jrth cocttrol ;. deolt •llh ill detall, IX'aluJr llatistiCS \how thai 80 - o f all r~ 110\< abotoon Jaf<t) ..... .u .. dtau• OOJI<c<cd 10 tl!C . , . rom. of CO<IIt_,cl•e Th<-pol>O~~<nnuab&lc (O< "'"" 10 ld in With thnr fcdiQp and to lam how 10 ooainlain thcu reo~pe<U\'t llorouah the obort.on situatoon. "Hopdully lh< rdalioru!UP' rdatloruhip ""' s.thn& in aborhon dinic ~a.itina roorns not really \:nowfna•hat•s .. luatlaft. l>ar>!CIII foond that ..... vow and str<n&th<n throualo th< emil," Olllintaincd Dantdn. Communication. trw:l. •d mpansibility ate Ill wen a1 primary aoab to he eo~~bllshtd bet~ mm. and lhdr par1ne11. Probl<ms, h< llld, ori fmm lh< fa<t thot il il diffO<'I.It for mct1 10 admit th<y 111t ha"•• reebnp UMKJt tbe mh~ abon.kM\ { , .. onen hard for then> to lnl<:t· reJ.lf tn a aroop settioa bcaoy,. men may fiad It diffiCult to drop barnm th., ha\'t Sd up h<twoen <&<h oth<r. Oorstrio cito SO<ictol pr...ure u the re- for this, sinec men .,. lauJ)u from birth th<y m111t COIIIIantly romp<~<, ..,o, and .,. thus <OOSWidt pintel q>UIIt.,... anod><r. ~ fedtlll' &r'C IDienuhztod ond thcrtfO« dlfr..,.lt to o•...-.. n.. ...... -~i~~~ ch< tuppon or lhe IVOUP ~ ti Darttda . obwr>ed. "more <Otlfustel "'-lo lAid Donlan. Oth<n may be IJQal awk if thdr lnhn•nl lt'dooa " thai - - ,. ......H-. , ~.. Dartl. . f«kthal lty SETH ALLEN ual1udcc alae woa.a ia ":rh<Y OR atraDoly ~of--... 10 ........ em•""' " the _,. typocal cmoc.oo a man " apt to ll)tltina-<h<y're r<dinc ... bole ranae of lhiop." Many feel .,..., dut to IIDdear V<pcd<ltions In rqard co rola--unsure what It upo«td 0( them, or what their <XIIf_,. hdp, O..D - · - thty fed that '"" ~ lo ""-•dr locn., .. _ , Donl<1n . In web Qta, noet1 we ad•l>CI! 111 ~to~ irith anr fed- o( lldplc\,_ or ~ th<y mat ha~. Danian <XP«<J the "oup to "'pand at umc PfiJIC'J and u more pat1nc:f ••nt.s from t~. In 'h1s lnotrtSunl)) enouah, a numb<:r ot th< men ate oderml to the oheor panncrs. Satne may so to ~ nwhna Ju't to atisfr the-.c ,.._.r1nrr-.. bot l.bHe nxn arc: ill lht minonty. onrn mm •bow "''"'t'ft frlcon..h. ha't not \'ft. dt\.l k -'\1 " ' " ' ' ' ' ~.. lWl \0 l«n m.-'<' H~ ...,.._'lf•.DL:1 "'dl\how fntn - ..... the'y "'"' b< advUcdiO limply b< suppo<ti>e of the .. oman. to be '"c-tbal in cxprusm& thdr tart and cooecrn for ber. Fed•nas of auilo are quote common ao. well. " Mm •1ll oflcn ft'd cl>llly ror ""' ~me cnouah r<sponsilKbly ..,,h bu1b control," lou ~'~~ ·~1C'II CwJM i.a that the} •aal<d to to do totn<~hlna. but they fdt unon>ol>td," he -.d. "They rcallt dJCin'l ~- what to do." lfOUp by Isolation plagues Ridge Lea Campus ) Sptnn~m Stqff Wnt<r up, t\prnu.na c.'Oik'C'rtt o.u not •'Dl. . t~ 11<1 <"'- rcftn'tdto tk iUJipot"l br ocloou -v~ca. Ullltlllldy lfC: Dat>tein ....,..lei like to>« • «•ppo<t aroup for couple>, althoua/o that pOulbolitr rAay h< reahud •n tbt du.tant future:. '' Per~ 1ft tt<A mrs -c·u bellb<rlot«< ..,...h t• try M," he - Cenrcr, for uample, requires floors. lbc: floor is a double floor made UP 0( IWO· and...-half square foot panels w~icl) can be lined to manipuJate wires. There is not a building with a similar noor al Amherst, but OM is in the spoclal Midway between tbe - Arnb<nl Cam put and lhe Boulevard Mall there lies UB's Ridle Lea Campus- an oa!ls or one-story buildi11as. lbc: buildinas house a hair-<loun academic d<par~menll, all lookina fonnrd to a move co the North Campus. lbc: depart~ts rhac ate currently &I Ridae Lea arc " It can be very frustrating at times being iemoved from Amherst," -Geology Dept. Chair Joanne Koszuta awaitin& a move to Ambetst some time in the future. Some clcpuUnenlS have sptdal requirements, and need to be at Ridae Lea. lbc: Compurcr dcsian maes. Gcoloey Depanment Owr Joanne B. Kosn~c. uplained "I lite being on the Ridle Lea Campus, but I look fon.-ard 10 the move to Ambcnt, and to bcin& closer to ocher departmeniS, and to the r:st of the Uni•cnity. "ll can be •cry fnutrati111 al times bcin& remcw<d from Amhcut," she noted, "I have no idea how the transition to Amherst will affect tht Oeolou Department." When UB d - move ouc or Rid&< Lea, the developer will rent out the buildlll&J to another party, u he has done witb bWidinp al ~ Lea that bawe bcco vac:a~. The space ac Ridae Lea ori&inallY C05l three dollars per 5quare foot. UB docs noc own the facility. II could bawe purchased the properly at Ridle Lea, instead of rcnlina, but decided against il. "There should have been advanuaacs and disadvaneqes, •: Viae President for Facilities PlanD!!!f, Jobn Neal, eommenlecl, ••n.c m&in ad•anc.ac ~ld be lhal we wouldn 'I have 10 roce increuina rents every year. lbc: distdVIOIIJe would be that we would have to sdl the buildinas that we mcwed out or." When U 8 moved into Ridtse Lea, the need was (or • lot or - i n a hu.IT)I, as the ' Uni•cntlY ....1 <'lpandina rapidly, A developer aare<d lo pul up tht requored S!)IICC in ..chana• for 1 five year leaK. The ~pa~ wu ori&inally built for U B; II was dal&l!ed to meet Uniwerslly ncedl. The room sbci and combinations .. ..,. conscr..c:ted ....mtdy to Unl>crsicy •P<afoc:at ions. The Undergraduate German ' Association INVITES ALL TO OUR . MEMBERSHIP MEETING! OCT. 14th 3:00pm 234 Squire Hall Anyone can join! You don't have to speak Gennan te» join! - ,,12- - . n. - . 5 �editorial J Searches To almost no one':s-surprise, Sub Board One Executive Director Dennis Bl ack said Friday that he will be stepping down from that post sometime this semester, a posi tion he has held dutifully lor the past three years, commanding the respect of student government and University officials. Black did hi s job admirably and consclentously. Although many may argue he was involved In too many Issues and lnter1ered In business that w as none of his, no one can contest that he was a valuable asset to student governmenL His knowledge of student affairs was immense and his diligence commendable. Replacing Dennis Black will be no easy task. Sub Board's member governments, however, are on the right path in thei r hunt lor a successor. The position Is nebulous by definition, and we should know what students want from both the student services corporation and i ts administrator before jumping the gun and starting the chore of collecting resumes. The Search Commitlee must solicil the Input ol a wide range ol sources, not Just those who work In Talbert Hall. A ••clion agai nst Bla.c k's inlluence by emasculating the position is not only juvenile, but a blow for student rights in their dealings with other administrators and outside business people. An evaluation of Sub Board-as Is t>elng considered-is not a bad idea, but any kind of major renovations are not necessary. The possibility of making a few monor adjustments to Improve elflctency might be helpful, bllt shullllng fts composition and over-all structure Is premature and more politically Inspired t han intended lor tne good of students. Let's hope any discussion on Sub Board and Its Executive Director Is done with students interests In mind, not what eaCh i ndividual government might like. No. 2 pencil questions Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) scores are up and educators believe they are justified in bei ng jubiliant. The downward scoring trend Is ending, they t ell us, and studeniS ase getting smarter. However, the rationale behind their exhaltations are as faulty as the exami nations they hold so muCh credence ln. As any economist will contend, one year does not a trend make or b<eak. And while that holds for supply and demand curves, i t is also true for educational cycles. Fos almost 20 years SAT scores have been declining con81SienUy, and just because fcw one year they remain stable, academicrans contend the worsa Ia over. Thai may be true, bu1 11180 could just as eQ118liY be a fluke. SATs are, many educators concede, poor tests of a student'& Intelligence. They are mass-manufactured like toothpaste by the Educational Testing Service (ETS)-a corporation with questionable Intentions- and have proven to be culturally biased against blacks and other mlnO<illes without a prlvoledged while suburblan education. And should educators be correclln I heir assessment that the decline has been arrested, I he credit Is due not only to more $1ringent academic standards, but to the recently enocted State truth·ln·testlng law which requi res test procedures to provide students with the corrected results of each exam. Through the lobbying efforts of the New York Public lnte<est Group (NYPIRG), the truth·in·testing law became a reality In _ New York State and IS well on the way to becoming mandated across the nation. StUI, we continue to wonder how good a measure a standardized test is of ones·s academic achievement. So until bettes documentation and analysis ol the " trends" is produced it's stiH too early to break out the ellampagne. ) fee PoHcy •( To tbe Dean ap~logy Eclltor. Thi s Is to OMn Aturro ot me S<!hool ol Managflment. One. again, I'm going Jo ask you a clear. dl~t end valid question which you heve s/tHstePP«S with evesiveness and bureauc,.flc Jlrg(J(I. Whet I& the .success rate for uwflviduel students petitioning tor a grade change befor• • feculty st~nt rtw~w commUIH? This rs e slmpte c.ICulation: (number of suooeues d!Yided by the number of attempts} x 100 ;; ~ petce.nt In respons• to th• criticiSm of our Departm&nl In • letter from Levra Gonz.etez representing PODE.R Wh1Ch • ppe.red in • recent Issue pertaining to the ethnif;;. orig in ole sus,.cr. 1 ' agrH wltiJ.Ms. Gonzelez•s crltfcfsm of thft uu ol tM ethnic des;gnetfon of ..Aieno Rlun.•• I apologize on beh•Jt of the ~nm•nr of ( Public S.tety lor •nyone who w8.t ott•nded. ) '\. IAe GrHfln Olreclor ol PubUc. Safety Apology ~uicenterullal Eclhor. Edilor. The meti)Nt• of the Anri--~P+Taslc·ForGe We rea/lu that the ,.,.ment ..po,~ibly Pwtfo Rk»n tleat»nt'' war un/ultH*I. Un-11/y, In our rolh 10 poor • compoolte dHcllptlon, •'•'"" to teallze rite .d-IMJtoty , . , _ . In rhelutUte, -wit/ lty 10 • • - - ceuUotr in flpotllng auch 10 the UttWwiJty community wllhou.r #MJpltldiVftg lite• .,...in _," ~. -Qiaa. , The Ant~"- Tall< Fcwce sbabaogl P141ese allow me to Introduce myself. 1 em Slstet Therese Marl• P. Senros. I h ave a BA in Er.gl/sh and Sociology. and I em wOrl<ing one c.nillcate ln School Guidanc. end e Master In Col• Counset/ng. t em plflsontly doing my lnt.,n.thlp with Mary Brown at the tnrernallotlet Stu<Nnt BesOCJrce C«1tet, 316 Squire Hall. t have proposed ro do • pro~t wfth the fOIIIgn ltudents. atHJ thetIs why lam wrl t fng til/a lttlt«,. t~would IIJul to mHl with dlfl•re.nt WO<Jhl IH<ec ro giW out llnc«e apo/Ofly ro POOER lot IMinopptOpTioltt, dlormml,.,toty dosflriptlon 01 rho Coolre Hellerteclfer . Thl• lnlcc.Jtlllo lnlonnarlon w.. piCwlded to u1 by VB S.:urlty. '· Could you eM borate mote about th~se ••standards of •ocureq and confid.ntlallty" that prevent you from ensw.,-lng s-~JCh a simple, Edltor. ~ eMit tb•r a.W IIIMtly lonne<l, oltd also with , _ ' """'"'' Jhat ,.naps ••• nor enough io oonatllitt• e Clu&. twf v. ~gh to do """f'hlt>g;- Alnd or celebtallon ._ ,.,_,ling theJt COUIIIty. N. .l yaar, 1M2, on April 20, IM City O/ .)luftMI will be 160 ~·· okl, Wa Bulfalonlflns went to get u many P«JPie •• I>O$Sible involwd so thet the c.-enuon wilt be • sucr»SJ, For IIIIa, t'woulrf filii ro aot )'OfH -rotlon In hejplnf1 to m&toa llw _u,.,.,.tannlii • success. lr - l r f also be ollnlltNt ro you, tlnat you wlll iNm mote about the cullute of rhla <>OUntty. I ."'"..--..,..._, 1 2 -~ ~ sualghtiOtWard qu.stlon? Ar• the# 1tandards really tuch a con&tfllnt on your rupons•? The/mport•nt it-sue here fa that stut»nts have a tight to A:now ~fore the fact wtt.t thefr chances of I"Ucaess- are whM pursving the grlt!Vant» process. II is not my lntMt to csuu petsona/ emW,.ument to anyone It Is goal to discover just how "ellectlve.. this gritb'•nce ptOC@SS really f$. mY Clla- J. sf"eftan • School ot Manogement Shodent You cJon•t IJeve to do mucho· rM only t!Jing I ask you to do Is to preunr some fyptcel rhlng /rom your country, like a typlclll dance 01 lashlon show. Th0$e who c.en pMyen lnstru.m.nt could {HHiorm,· thou Who un slrtg g/R • r-erlng, and rnose who . . . coo1t do , &ome COOiclftO. lAt's get together and help to honor 8ufl81o's sesquicentennial at Me same timtt. making PfiOP/e a were of our culture.. E~ery second Tue1dey of tM month, tiM orgenh~tlon committH mHrs et City Hallet 7:30p.m. I attend t.hes• mHUngt, and If somebOdy Is Interested In knowing more ebout what ;, going on. I can '"'~ to take tltrH f*>P/t ot • time. Tile agenda will give you soma ldu ol ,.has n•s I>Hn noppenlng during t/1/o pa$1 reat, an'd What It IXOP<nfld for future. Let us $01 a mHIIng for October 12 11 3#) p .m. In 232 Squire HaiL Please do come. lam U•• Iooltlng ro,..,•rrl to mHHng wHh you. If 1'011 wouhl llko ro gotln tpuch wi th me please ~•N: 85Hill8. Tiirre: Motfday -nlngs. Wednesday from 7.'()().12:00 noon or alter 4':00 p.m.• Thut$da y anytJm•; Frldey only m thi nen/ngs. Slot« n.o.- Malle P. 5anlol 388 Franklln Sl.. 8ufl1lo, N.Y. •~m �.. _op-ed c2.Jtlt:S! ~pinion I ' - -c -----;B;:y:-T;H;-;;:O~M=A-=s~G..--.-;:M~A"'Y;;N;-:;:0:-;R;;-_:=-Ide;:::n:t;.ll:l.,.::lh:o~r:o:uo:W=no I =-=••~a::-::w:aa:t:e:o~f:um=•:o:nd::--Jin ahaMng o llletlmto ol rocl<o, - · ,,....,,, and T au a tHief suotl acroas o.empus. A.fler ~x weeks of achool, most tfni v.,...lly a.:tlvllles have finally slobill<ed. As smug UJ)petelassmln aod wary 1101hmen bustle to tr.dlrom laba. lec1urn and lunef\es, latiQued pro!tsS9fS en<t adminlstratofa .atump bade fn their chalt1 and coUap:,e OYM their ctesks. " Fina!ty;• they aigh;, routine naa ..,, tn. No II)Ofe endless drop/add llnos and no more SCJlodule oonlusion, Just fenile young (and almost young) mfnd& aD&ornang ll'te gteat concentration of knowledge hero 81 u e . Unforwna.ttty. a g:r-oss ouor hu.O.en maoe. Pltrk up admlrishalorl, str•igtlten up pmf ea~. t"r' Is r)O trivial rnattttf. lgf)Of6d since the S t1 te school &ys:tem s foundlng. It alftC\1 90 Pe<cent ol UB'a atucktol&, from freshman to -aenaor and beyond, A qu'ck scan ol course desetlpUon lftereture revNIS the lack of a formal solutiOf\. AI f'O lime IJ't UB studet!lt advised on 01 ktctured about the art of compoolng peroonata, tho atoort messages one can place In the clanUted s.eccfon ot tl"ta school Mwspape.r, "The result , a l.ac4(luster persontl section wtlfch Is an embarassment to tJ'S alt. The nMd lor a quick how·lo article Ia quite obvious. For those who question I he necet:slty of • quality per-sonal aectton. or a pef$0flal sec;f!QIII at au. I woutd Jit(e 10 quote from UHt soon to be p ublished manual Polley on Person1Js (PII!oonll>le Plou, t9B2): "Tho peroonals section fs • forum In W'hfch members of the Unl~sJt"Y oommumty can a~epress their uncensored feelings. If's tt'tefe for everyon•~ u$8 ""d enjoyment. llecauaa It 11 shared by everyone, the writer of a porsona11s ruponslble tor ill forma t. Though tlie me...age Is mo111 likely dftected a.ta aJngte lndlvkJual, hs presentation must be sUCh thai even thOse untam,ua, With the spoclllco nonetheless enJoy it." One of the easiest concepta to mi$1.1nderstend Ia whon. WI\Otl OO.s the situation dictate tho placlf'IO of a porsonel. E¥en • naive readctf easlfr money, .. Kiki~ Jungle teeth~ 8oobt " Absurd, tan'l il? One rule ollhumb 11 to uM your-common protMm breath. Rsvp Pwsonat&." «, ~vim. umc. hopes ro fjM mm With ...nk:h to sttare apartment seoae. Don't compose peraon111 which ef\d op and ear. or wlth WhOm to I fade too 6hlfts ICH 1 QOO<Iahevtng k•'- Wr1le to PO Box St9Z." meaning lea• •t publicatioo lime. or are better S said verbally. Who OO.an'l pity tt>e 1>00' prolo. .or wtoo atJompts lo pul nlghlly auignmet~ts In . y<nbOIS help economllo by lllo<tenftlg messagea. To understand 1he lae1 uamp!e II 11 ••e peraonars. (Note 10 , _ _ r y to know what yjm, ..-nc:.. and mm s tond fO<. II 0 r. .ll)' qUill slmpl.. Yjm llandl IO< rouno Jewish mate. The ean be omitted. tM "'(" changeclto "m" jmld~lo ~ 0< " o" (ol<l). and the ''m" changed to "t '~ 6epending on eo-, religion and sOJi, respecU¥ely. Utno meant up~r mKkUe c1aas, and t'Mtre too, the apptOpr•ate ctlangu can .,. I'Ndre to •v•t ll'lyone. (1m: lowe~ mkSdle. uu. upper upper, i.il: upper lower. hi! Jower upper: OU"'r ayt"'1bo'• of tnterett prolinOr$: Oole!J from chapter three or THt:hing lho Modflm College Kid, tl\dulll'roso, 195l-) Hte nnlence Which reads, ""PI.clng nightly aS51gnments In 1110 pllfsonll section of the aohool ~~ wtU est•blllh one •• qut1e • Wit."' ·r N ames ant ttey; thef create fha\ II"'IUal fmpresslon wt1~h ts so lmpo~tanl. When , po&.ilbte. use lull oames. but ne'tW d~ress mto .-c., tncltide. L Amhefst, m; Ma ~n. tt• RJdoe Lea. ;;. gra<Juate. Ia: TNching Asll at.alft.. PO.h• P\)ofty {lfootnect ha\r, tdc:. FOtged Oeogrttt certii;Gate. ,ott., reading this anlde thOroughly, (S... Sell anythlf'tg feH than first name• Qf '"O'Ihnate nicknames* This means 1n1llals are oui tf you nave to, create an lmaglnatllie pseudOnym. ••Vlhl~g lo aoolcl Ihe typical, " Y&O, Do 11 up man. TYT;• wh1ch tmmeoiate.ly ma.ru you •• a ra.nk. amataut. Also, be .sura to toflow these rvlea: Nevet be ctUQtll roptacfog ''y'" with 'I'' (Bobby dOH not equal Bob~) . the ''ks" so\md wHO .. ~.. (Th e~. or omhtlng tett8fa ffom a name. (Aidly does not equal RikV Of Rilcf). Secau$• ttle wutltf Is freed hom fnhlbfting tactOfl Uke emblrta.ss.,.nt an<~ shyness~ tile Pftf'$0Nts section Ja YflfY poput1r ICK menages Test Below.) you .-hoc.tfd n•-ve no 'rouble cflltlnguhtt11"0 a well wfl tten PefiOf'lal hom 1 PQOfiV W'lltlen ar1ieae. but of Q'Oitttf lmportaooe. you shoukt now Ieel CO(Ifident Wflh the ptoeeduref" usecj In writing a pe~aonaL Hopefully. the UB c;ommu-n.ry will wftneu a a.harp riA rn I tie number and qu.ali.ly of tM me5Ag85 p!'lnl&es In I he porson.als secttOn. That tS leU up to you. with a roma.nHc twtst., TlmeJes.s v.,se-1 of lowe are rwt f'latd to compose ano touch e'iefYone"S heart, bfltlginQ admlraUon, respect and even aympa~hy, tt lhe situation commaoos 11. £¥Un tr.. co•dest peopte meU when reading messages sud'! as., ..Sara. My uncty1ng IOYe tOT y..ou spans 6torntty. can I borrow yout car? Thomas/' and, '*5amuel. Tne CW'OM you reacrme tut n1gllt ts e~ on m.y soUl, I would hiiYe never passed wfthoul l hOs& ~am ii'\Swets. JessKa." But remember, the opporlun,ty fOf romantic... aaventuce Is not solely ro, thos& with a focus for IMir affection. The tol towang demons1rates e bcG~Jcfer approach: .. MJddt. aged ptofessor, male. seeks similarly ctlst>Osed temala inte.rosted s our. .t (Pie.,.. answet the tolloWlng question by darlleolng the ovat cotresponcUng to )'OU1 cnoloe Use ooly o No. 1 ~nell~ 1) Have .you read the procMdtng artic.le thoroughly? (IYH. II NO tit you ansv.eted No to the SeH Test Question, please ro-re&a tne article, DIRTY SrtEAKEAS By STELLA MEDINA A lone cole!Y stalk wlt....,.eclln frosty abandon, and fell into a ,sJow brOw n decay \'aguefy remlnscent ot-food $ecvlce stew or some other unment.&onabte, It .sat Jn my refrillOfalor, sulloring a ootd IO<t\lro and bagging tor truh-ean mercy OJ even t~nerat~ redemption. My lnsaliable sad,..,.sochlsm (IIIey don't call me by my Initials lor nothin') got IM baltor o r mo however, aod I g~lully opened the fridge door, looked 1n on my ce...,ry, and puued, "'I know t'Ye been cruel. What do you .say we have a tong stall<?'' The green macaroni and C:heese ne~et to the celery made a turtive m Ow tha.t looked susl)i<:tously subvef'a1'tt, and t ptomp·tly threw Un toll ovar It to quell any lcloU of dlu ldence il might have. Then tM sour milk OO<ed menaclogty out of its Ill Ito red carton, little drOp$ on r econnaissance m lssl ons landed on the tfh.foU coveting ~h& macaronl and cheese. Coos plracyl l\o a Relilgorator M•lsor, I dec: !dod ll wos lime to exorclaa a little auttoorllj>. " Who do you g uys think you are, t~e Ftapld Deployment Fotce?" , I an-eel. " Moyba you'd u-.a the temptfatUfe turned ClOwn to one, huh?The m acaron1 and cheese stopped moving, and Just tWitched rooi!Haly a llttla now .,..d tt>en. Tho milk stopped eandlng oul kllmllcau drops and sulked In tho comet. I ata<ted to tOOl oullty and contemp1aled apologizing to 1hem. ·c·mon. guy$-WJ'lat•a wrong?" I ask. They ~ed at each othet, unsurtt~ Then Jn choru:r. "We wan I a .stUdenl oniont.. That was truly an unexpecred rurn of evet\l $. After- an. they were Just vegetabl"' even if I've had them Ia< a wNie. " How do you guya know about Squire Hall?.. 1 asked. " We reed Th• Spectrum ," tMY ans wered ptoudly. " Fig<lros," I munored. l clos ed tho door, deaf lo lholr proiHI. 1 tho<Jght obOul pu lling tho p lug, bu1 decided eg alnst It for the Salce o f a frozen ch~. T hen I started to think. Yu:, eYen wegetable• ean mal<e me think. Aftt r all, ft's my fourth year t>ero, and perhaps my last. Things haYe Changed. I sometimes recau QOi"O to cl.a.ss ln Foster Hall. silting In Its unoomfO<table brown chairs covered with pacifist 1960s g raiRII. I remember scunllng back and fonh balwSqulra and foster whh a cup o f cottee In one hand and a botUo oi- Ho-Dozoln lho olher. Now 1 need coliN more than eYer. I try to abstal.n l rom No-Doze-not goocllor lho stomach- and I walk from Squire lo Diefendorf WI!O......,r 1 deoldo to act upon .a whim and go to class. Today, U-wtre Is no tnOte F-oster Hall (or vety lillie ot It, at loa at), and soon thoro will ba no moro Squlro. Somotlmoslllnd mysell wancloring lhrougtoout tho Uni"" ooftly s inging "I ~now lha Un1on. when She used to rock and rou,•· and leellng unable to help getting a little oa<ny, mushy. and sentimentaL Everyone naa dlrrffent memories o f Squire; some 00 a little deeper depending on roow long you've been at lhls University (lev, are you there?) ana on ...,.I )'0<1 mloht na¥e 10 lOse. But, as eYeryone and Rod Stewart knows, the flrat cui Is th e deepest. Only fn this case tM is Squire, and whet Will happen wnen the 01'$1 cut is also the taa1? cVt T rying to write a coiumn-atze ep4taph fOf Squire Halllsllke trying to WYlie tt>e loSl Jines or a novot ll•at ShWIOn't one! lust yel, or lllco lading out a song. There ls no endi ng, there can be no goodllyeo, ond thoro are too many credits ft> roll. It's sort of llko breaking oil a relallonal\lp and slill "romolniiiQ lrlenda." II miiJht • ba moia Uke divorce, Only In lhls oase our alimony consist' o f SPAce on the A.mhefst campus. w e can"l eYen tteep the TV and the ster-eo. • ll>oroia somalhing tha t doesn't let you say goodbye, somathlng that glvoa you a Iunny feeling W'hen you 're drunk et FaJJtut and you reaJiu that this Is Pfobably tho lut Foot In the Squire Fountain 1\roa IO< a Willie. You 11y to envision a Fest on 1\mhor.t, built OO.On't - . , About a year ago t wtOJe Somethi ng c•OM to saying that this un~ity IS wt>at )'0<1 male• or II, and thai to ourvtve &lld lo live happily thr allor In il rou had to PfOYe h all night and call .,..ryqna's l>luft, Hpeciall)' tM Un""'""ty'a. Now 1 can ""IY 11k myull whoM I>IUII waa called In tho encl. . • .. I• ..i • ' ~ I f • llt, -..u--.n...,__ 7 �feedba ,. _ l I Fwtbac~ d- policy The Spectrom ·a f-ooc• 1'098 to any ol t~ un.._ly CommuMy l-'t.,. ...,.,.., bO len than~ ~dS. My cor~~ than 250 WCM'dl To tbe Senate ""'"De eublec:l to oditlng tOf conoensatton. ,,.. Specttum pr1nls all ~CllfS on a ftrst-come. ftt5l• Editor. ..,.... bui.s, but '•"""*' tne hQht to not punt • --- quest-on ot fii1Nther 01 no·t ,,. "'-'"''club shall oe tuttdfld 1 tiA.I tttn opponuruty to exptfn • po«tt of v1ew wdl ttopetully atl.ct rout de<:ISIOtlln I fiWKible WI)' Tne ~lfS1ty club was lnmally gJV#n • budget ol --- ""*"_.. ""'""'•ty aft alto eACOUtaQed to sullmol $ - ' ~ IO< ,,. 0/>'EdT~ aute._a must c. at ...at 500 WOfO& but no mc:wt tl\ln 7SO ana can be on • twoa4 area of toptct AI v..1th tl'tt FHdo•d page. TIUt Sp«trum reurve• fhe tight to withhOld put>t'Cat.on of guest oPtftiOf\l ------- ..lt., tf t.M &t.tOfJII BolrG dMn\5 SUC-h ... llf I ern IQtW IMI fht SA S."'tt hiI IIJ -"'11 ,..,,llf/1/>e- ol Oct- 11, •"" tna:t ont fOPit ot d~ ,_.,,._, ro the Mt•lt tKitl, Ofllbtiot,i,s _,,,CfJ Commuter communique doll4ra. wh.ch dei•U•If c. me •• ouue • •hoclc 1 em ttOllu11r copru~ant ol wltar a,.,.. beff»d. the $4tlllf tO I'HCit thl dfC'If()la. out II the dect-"'n IJI5 &Hn IPPN'-d frn~ tunh to UtO Oo Yltall'/ ClUb pt.IH1«11 HlfOitl WIU!tt lOt 1'116. concfHn and htlpJ. perlfaps the S«<lfe migttt consldet aome o/IPMt fOllowing ,ntotmatton• Although ~''"'"club membttshrp entails pnmorltt to U8P II 10. rou .,. among ttudttnll Tl?e Com,..,,., Cotmcil 11 d@sl{/nfll to ,.., " ' ' " we art -.Ito tmng you Ill• Commut« BreiUIJfl ""''" frH belff!f~•• and IS c.nt c/oughmtts we s.u 10 4f•tro OUJ toAfoftl 101 onl~ SA 00 de'tr through the ld., ott~. •• ,..... 101 ,,,1»01',. IIUJie ofld ,.,.,. en endtU'PO( to~ lnton:o/~,.le ,,,.,,,. '' ''"' ,..._.es: )"CMI (106UI)Uf• tltf 10.@ $1U'Rnf.s -.ho do JO t•CII Gay 'reNt ltevt nH(/S •nd tUniS d1tlttertl Irom OtlHH • bHt party toon. •• well •• oil• • fffyr•Jd o1 d4COI.Mra to rou ""' CII>UitfJ dO ~ •I . . ...,... fffflat elu tOU •vrtod Do )'0<1 H• 1/>e /!Wile to S,.IIJOns. 81111. 01 StiJdiO Arena1 We cen IJ*I you dl1count tid.otr If we k.mtw thfJy would ull. Ccmt to out mHtlng tocUy 11 3 30 p m m room 334 Halt and 1e11 us W• artlt¥e to help ,ueh,. Sq.,,, )'0<1 pJ•,.. notNtiWI• 111/Wnt petf~C¥»1101t An lal~ 1.1 , .., s.emt$1tr·• ptO'IniOft ol buse:s ltn 1tut.1Htts AaftofyReCommuter AUI Ill Coord1.N1tCM to htx.key g.mtl (toulffl1 ol ""' v-ttllty Club ffl cooperaUon wi th SA and the l»ptrttrtent or Athletlcl) UniOttuttately. JM ptacttce could not be CO/lim~ due ro • t.ct of COOt»tiltOn by SA. Howw.t. tNt ;nr;Jdenr ;, ltl.$tory We ~ M.,. • Mw ate, olltdmtntUretOII m SA_,. I took opltm.liellly towwd good OOI'IIMI~It»ll()tl II'HI frHJMJiy coopr.tnUon beiWHfl tlte club "''"''Y end '"'SA Pleas• ,., mt emPfl••u• rnat I .,,, wnt• 11t11 lett.,'' rne ooii«JIIM opln'Ott ot appror~maretr 500 ,,,.,.,,, As olt#C«S m ltUOfnt f10"-nmenr I'm C«'tatn rHtu_• the tmpl-c..tltlfls .-ou ot you who ,..d • c•,.P4'9'" whicll .nctud«<)l'o ath'et~g I,,. IV~ t>elftg IIHI reapo~tsJO/e lndNifJullslhll th• ~•llf tftOI# ,,.f. ) S«Jate ;,, 11 ,..m tJr've • Iall oonJJdttltK~n to our plfl•. Tne *tlrJttt club •n~touslf ,.,,,"your d«uton tor ' budget Wtth ell due res,.er and .. on b6ta'/ ol the "'r'lity t:Jub I am J~­ UB v.,..,~ Club Sec<01ory CaUing atble~! Ed•tor. "'* <Please elloflf 10 ullltttl'ltlon to • nr•ller o/grHt 'MPOt"ftU... the w.JJIJOOtd of the V•rsttt Club.. As ~ '" m.er .,.,, ~- tiN vars-uy Club provided 1 fun Idled soc:ral c. '*"dar Mil )'l:.tr (~uch as the superstafl comptttli<Ht. ttte provl$i011 OIIW,dS llthfllnttualapons Nnquer. ~~~~ Ftt1s wu proo;;dad truwgh the work •nd gtnerous time ol ff.ty lew ~ludMI •th.Mtes This 'JNf, .....,. -*"''I .,.. ••pend'llfllhe soc:.al c.J«ndar to PIQIIIKJe ewwtt mote MIO'fmMl AddltiOIIIIIy. we''' ~9 1 frans;r.on from bemg retattveiT autonomoua to ~"ff urrdet the eu1p'UJ ol lh• SA.. Furtherm01e. out gtoup constitutes • t»tc«~ta~ olIN und.rgtadullt ptJPulation Thua our pollfkll '"0' e l f - n detlfl•telynot . .gkgFor theU twasons. •• at• in 1....-1 ot entlhls,.s.t.c and tupona. t.d«Sh#p El«:tkHta 101 new olln».rs .,u M held 'Mtlr4n the ,._., nto WHtcr teoecJtes •nd uptalns will be nollli«<). ~tty qvestlons may IH dlrKttJd to tum capt•,.._ Also. we hHrtlly pettlclpetlon In t>olh vvslty ctuo /fiHIIIIfls 1nd wenta. All those lntereiled~ 'oo.\ 101 the note• "' ""'l1e Specttum•a etc. P'O"' AgeJn t wnp~>ulz.. wppott 10 1/(Utty appreciet«<lf the r-11$ity club ' ' 10 #i:HP gtowlllfl. II w"l t&ko mot• /~on • low f*>P~ to ...P 11 going this yHt. lfs up to ot~leto.-to kHP It go/llfl-ulll/flltely, they will decide il YW$ity ckJb gtoWJ or dlie$-attd lt'a now or rH~Yetl How much don II mtlllrt to 1,_.1 Altlftdl.~ II •ncour•o• the flO! -lllfl wiii-'L MOIItJ. Lowi N UB Yarally Club Sec<olary I )llvlsible minority? Edllor Wt 11e all flt»S-bllck. Hlspemc. onenrat and wlrlrt ro nMne • rew Wf , , . lent~le and mele. Old end roung. />001 tnd we•llhy In tact. ., JH1t ~ o1 u1 c:an o. t041ttd on the a'Ntagt roommar., 4nd Mends. Homophobll and the resulting d1JC11mina1lon alfeclt '" ol o&~r Jfws TM Hit wty 10 stop'''' to llllf IOOUI U aftd tnrn I tOm Hdt other. The od<Jat- ... - · f l d 1/>e ~Hf/IHC .... gel mean IJU,. ,1 do not to ltKf tiN '"'Y ,,.,.,.pt tn juJI IOOU1 Iitty QIOUP ol rO « lgnot'IIJ" •nd 'UPIIfSWIOfn Mtfltl tfJal more-JOmetlmes mote of us. somet1meslft• surtourtd us 111. O.f/Mit tills bfo•d b••td rtPfH&rttauon of our group we have,.., ttlerred 10 •s the mvl1lbltt mlnolity, 1 subcultut'f 1nd IYfn • ''mlnillt,fk:Jn of. boutgtOIS UpltllfSt Sanlotd ti'VIItf, v,ce: Cllanc.llor 101 Legal Allairs, tespottdmg for CtlanoaiiOt CJilton Wharton on '"' tssu-e ol dJacrlmlnatkin baud on £oetety... (ltoniQIIy. some ol us are soe.••ra 100} Who,,. we" We COffftllutl lpptox•mattly tD-t5 p.etCMt ot me popul1t1on •nd Mve oe.t~ bttmH for breskmg.up "'' tamlty (lndHd we coml ltom lemllies ovrlt!Yel) 1nd cotfuptlng the young (many of Ul ,,. 11111 ••the young, .. 111 of us ...,., once younQ). wn.,. do we com• trom1 So ff SHm~; the untl pi'" •s ~else WI ltl .wryWhlrt How ra.we "" btM tttMted?. We hove- rldicqlod Itt clua. buton up "'dOiml end eortWMiently lgnotfld by admlnlstrltOI•. ' What.,, we? Angry. Huff. F-ru~tt•ted-but moat olaff atrong. We''' tht 41,000 lesbian 1ttt1 f'Y studttlrs WhO ctwtfllbutt to ttr. St111 Unlvef'llly of Now Yen. We ere )'O<If' cln,.,ll•a. seruat 01 •ll~tlon•l fKe/Menc.. tet:omm~ t,. ..strongly tNt UJC~ts ot ew.p.d unf111 rreettn«tt bt ~t~ d~~WC.ttr to •dmit'HIIfltiOfl ol the Plrt~~tut•r C.lftP4JS ... wfJICh ··proo;lde tJIIbbhed mechamsmr for en,uriflg equot " ' " " end opportun/ry" (July 18, 1980 Jetter} Tllere are place$ to go It you h111• f Kpctr~ or wrtMU~ dsacnmlftftj0/1 TM Afllfmltlvt ACI/011 Olf~t». At»dtm~ COuncils, •tHJ Dorm C04/nol~ er 'IOU' 1CitOOI, tot er•mp/.*. are ~lffiiOflrtted tO dHI'WrU.h d~SenMiflallon beS«< on onea ••Kual ori«ttatlon II they ptO'Ie un~ptfW. COli tact your cempuJ te•bllrt and Q.tY organlutlon. yout #hool pr•a~nl, or Mldr. .l McPOrtlln Ol (518} •65-2•011. lllllcllea!Md'atllll1 Star a un-r Studettl 8., . -..i.r.•2~•••{' __________..;:....-.~--------------------~-~---~ �HAVE YOU RECEIVED A SUBPOENA TO APPEAR IN THE STUDENT WIDE JUDICIARY COUR1? The Group Legal Services Program provides FREE defense counsel Claw students) for any student having to appear in the SWJ court. DEFENSE COUNSEL HOURS: Mon · Wed Med students look abroad for continuing education By SETH ALLEN Spectrvm Slqff Write Last year 35,000 Am<ricaru applied for admis$ioo to medical school in this oountry. Most "'""' denied ~~CC<ptancc. Thousands of rejected appliean" then ehose to apply to medieai>Chools abroad, rather than to abandon hope or try aaain. Many pOtential doctor• mainly !rom ~ifomia and the Northeastern states, are now stud)'in& medicine outside lhe country wilh m0$1 studyin& at 10 medical >Chool in Mexico and the Canob<an countries. Th< New York Sllite Board of R<aent& last year fostered a plan 10 accredit foreian medical sehook so tha.LAm<ricans studyina abroad could return to lhc States !or a ponion of their studies-prefuably their lhird and fourth years, the clinical part of lheir medical edox:ation. If the plan is adopted, it will be tht first time that an American organization has tried to accredit lhe 1,000 medieal sehools outside the country that attract some 10,000 t<:jcct<d Am<rieans. Experts are debatina. with the predicted surplus or dottor•. whether these sdlools should be accredited at all. A recent report of lhe Gradtate Medieal Education National Advisory Council states that by 1990 a surplus of 69,000 ph)'Sidans wiU exist, ineludin& 4200 a<ncral practitioners, or family doctors. Tilere is also a predicted sbortaae of 8,000 psyehiatrist.• . and 4,300 emerceney medieal physicians. U 8 has two l"oararns for 'The quality of some fore n medical schools is not comparable to those in the United States according to some experts. ) Foreign schools do not have as good or as much equipment as those In the • SUD f7\ DOARD :JDONE.INC. 5 · Spm 177 Fillmore, Ellicott Complex ATTORNEY HOURS FOR FREE LEGAL ADVICE Mon 12 · Spm 177 Fillmore, Ellicott Complex For Further Info, Cell GLSP Office: 831 ·2273 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~¥¥~~~~~~~~ us... ' and a )'ear or social ~-. I n the Fifth Pasbway prncram, • studem takes ooe year of clinical trainina at UB, lhen can &et an internship or residency at certain hospitals. l'be Association or American Medieal COlleces (AAMC) believes that Am<ricans attcnclinc fot<i&n medical sehools sbould be tested more Stringently before being allowed to e:nter residency prOSIIfDS in the United States. Tile AAMC said that Am<riean• studying abroad should be required to take lhe same examination as students auendin& domestic medieal >Chools. The quality of fenian medical schools is not comparable to those in lhe lfnit<d States according to somee~u.Forciansehoolsdo not ha"-e as good or as muc:h «tuipment as those in the United Slates and matly forei&n schools do not produce as hi&h a quality of doetor. The University or Central Del Esle in the Dominican Republic and the Unl\'ersity of Guadalajara in Mexico are two of more highly ranted forcian medieal schools. Direc1or of Admissions of the basic sciences prosra.rn. the UB Medical School Harry Metcalf student can' traMfer from the · eaplalned, "Each school is roreian >Chool to UB. and b thin different. Some are cood. some officially r<aistered as a third year are not." medical student. When moot people lhink of The other is the FiRb Palhway program which is open to students roreian medical-schools, they think or the 'South or lhe Border' type, wbo have completed lhcir medical jusc 5e-t up to make a profit,' : he school education, btll who hl\'t continued: "Some sehools are not been aranted thdr MD d<aree nothin& mont, than a con~ because they lla-.: not fulfilled schoolbouie with two labs. Ochers 50me other requirement . A nudent must be lieen.seable in arele&itimate medical sehools. Some ore quile eornparable to UB the foreian oountry in order to be schools. The picture is eonstantly aUowed tO prattiee in the United ehansina. Schools are always States. For •• ample, in Mexico a aoina under and popping up ... doctor nocds a yeu or internship Am<ri<IJIS studyin& at foreian medieal sehools. One is the Forcian Medical School Transfer (FMST) procram. Tilere are r.... openings in the proaram, and 250 to 300 applic.ants were received for the pr011ams last year. Antr completing the equivalent of the ftrst two years of UB's ·Rebate offered See the Jostens' Display at " University Book Stores" October 12th · 19th Only. ~~: - r.t20ci_IM1 _n.o """""' · 9 �OLICE BLOTTER Moefty 1 Sep-ller 21, uti SOUTlf CAMPUS REPOllTS! Clemen\ Ccllter ff&llway, 2lld ~...::trimmal Mischid-Patrol ,_.. P<fiOD(&) u.oknowD puncbcd out lhrec cdllna tiles and cleslroytd 0110 exit ...... Total <WDqe, SSO. Clernoftt, lrd Floor-criminal Miiobkf'-Pauol ~ two ttilina tiles and all exit sian~ by P<fiOn(s) u.oknowD in lM Celll<f Of the hall. Clement Ceal<r Hallway, 5th , Ooor-Qiminal MUcllicf-l'lllrol reporu P<fiOD(•) u.oknowD punched out ,..., ealilla tiles. Velue, $20. Clement Cemcr Hallway, 6Ut Ooor-Criminal Mi$chief-Patrol report~ pcnOD(o) unlmowtl dalroytd a s<dloo of 1M ..Wna and a smoke dcl«tot 00\'er, Total damqc was $200, w......,.. ~ 3t, . ,.. rq>orll pcnoo(J) unkn"""' klc:ked ~ in the waD or Clinton, lrd Floor Lounac. Damaac cstJmaud Ill sso. P·l Lot~ Mlschicf-A male repor1J the side virw mjrron on bls 1969 Olds were b<oken and hb front lira Oaua>ed while II wu parked at the above location. Total damqc, SIOO. Wilkeson. Blda. 6-Falsc F'uc Alarm-Palrol reparU pcnoo(1) unknown pullotl Box 51 at the above location. There were, however. lbr« suspc<~s. SOIJUI CAMPUS IU'..PORnl: • Prildwd, Flm Floor-Oraodl.ateeny-A female reporu pcnon(l} unknown stole her pun< wbic:b contained SIO cull, her Muter Chatee Cllld, Marine Cash Cllld, student 10 and othet pmonl PIP<fS· Total value. sso. Pritchard, Flnt Floor-Petit l.arccny-A male rcporu pcDOO(s) unkl\own J!Oie the NORTH CAMPUS REPORTS: flfC uit sian 111 the above location. EY<tett Hall-Criminal Mischke.-The Wend< Hall-Buralatf-A female reports BII>Cbird Bus Co. reporu penon(~ pcnon(l) unk.nOWtl entered her room and u.oknown clamaa<d the - • on bus num~r opened het dcslr. drawers and boAa but 384 by outtina the bade ""' or it. The ·took 1\<KhinJ. <WDqe wu di.ccwered on Core Road. O.T. Lab, Basement North CampUI. J>amaac, S90. Prkhard-Bu<J}.aty--,A (emile repor1s MFAC~inal Mlscbid-Patn>l reporu pcnon(l) entered het orr... and took a pcnon(s) ualmown punched a hole in the cloc:k which wu valued at SlS. waD by the Oa1t Center. Damaae is S30. T'bndoy, Oetollor I, IJ81 Flillt LOOp lnfonnatiaa Booth-criminal NORTH CAMPUS llEPORTS: Mi.chld- Palrol repor1J two broken Farp-HarassiiiCIIt- Two females repotl wiDdows and a broken taillna to potblblc pcrson(s) unkno.,.n pcnnied them in their slain aoina to the trailer at the abcwe o.maac. Joca:lloa. no. · Richmond BJda. 4-Criminal room. , M'ISChirr-Palrol repotll pc.-,(s) unkt>own ripped orr a metal strip and illllica!On (<Om the inside or ckvalor • number 2B4 at the ab<weloca:tioo . Domaae. $30. Clintan-BuiJ)ary-A male repotls ~had bls Penrldd Hlah 1979 Class rina and • S20 bill taken from bb rootn. TOtal value, S270. ROOSO'Ydt Hall-Bwalur lrd-A male repor1J pcr10n(1) unkt>Own tOOk his bJa<:k Ocoeral Eloctric tape recnrder, valued at SSO fn>m the above location. Clintoo HaD-Criminal Mi$chief-Patrol noor J P-3 Lot-Petit Larceny-A male r<potll pcuon(•) unknown removed one >ide-m... mirror from hb 1976Toyota. O'Brian Hall A P-U Lot-Aaaravated twusmcut-A female reporu rcccivina harusina pbone call from het old boyfri<nd and then findina het c:u .ocrflched up at the abo"'C 1ocatio.n. Oamaat- Slm. SOUTH CAMPUS IU'..PORnl: Ooodyear Hall, 9th floor-Harassment-A female report~ she ..... arabbed and thrown down ........ times by a mOle. Sherman faculty LO<-Orand Larc:cny-A female repotls tbe theft of a 1967 Ford sr-. LTD, dark Lie. 621-EUY. The patrol b $40vcbide contained S200 in tools, ono noor Red lack«, Biela. J-<:nminal jack, SSO, and one sweaJcr, S26 ill the MlschiCf-Paltol repotll pcooo(s) trunk. The vehicle W&l recovered in 1 fldd Unkt>own ripped the tick board orr a pool bdUnd the Camelot Square ApU. off Coble mthe 2lld Ooor Lounae ot the above LaSalle A>enuc. II WU partially stripped location. The dama&e WU estiiUled at SS0. and colll.Cntl were mlssina. Red Jacket, Blda. 2-Cnminal Main A Balley Lot-Petit Larceny-A ~ Miocbief-PIIIrol r<potl$ pcrson(s) repot~~ - ( I J unknown removed four unknown kicked a bole in the cawina 1\ubc:<tps rrom his auto. They_. valued at f)() damqe. SUIO. i'orter 2--Criminal Muchid'-Patrol Sobodlkorr, bucmcm-Pctit Larceny-A roporu pcnon(sl unkt>owa knocked a bok female reports pcnon(s) unknown lOOk the ill the hallway walJ on tbc !CCOnd Ooor, coin bo• oft the milk machine containina Wilkeson BJda, S .t 6, Levd 3-criminal SiS and did OJ.lmSive <WDqe to the Mbcbicf-Patrol roporu pcnon(s) machine (SISS). The boA was r-.'Cfed unlr.D""n pOked .maO bola inthe colilla t empty in the 3rd Ooor men's room. and walls in the hallway at the above Clark Cym l.«ker Room-Petit loc:atioa. Damaac 011imate is approximately Larceny-A male reporu pcnon(s) S200. ' unknown cntcted bls locker and rem"''Cd a SOUTH. CAMPUS REPORTS: Tau lrutnlment Watch valued at $40 and Farber Hali-Orand Larceny-A male rcporu pcnOO(s) unknown unlawfully took $120 in ca.slltwo PllWOnic spcaken, JC:rial ~205. McDonald HaD-Burpary-A female repotllthe theft or her Meal Clrd frotn the ..bich were valued 111 .SJ$0, from the above above location. locodoo: His name wu also sltD<liled tm ,....,.,, S.,.tealbcr 29, ltel th• sldc: or the spcaken. NORTH CAMPUS REPORTS: Jll Sllcrman Hall-l'ctit l.arcc:ny-A Farao Bldg. 5, Level 1--Crimlnal prof....,.- reporu a bolt or museum sllda, Mischief-Patrol r<potll pcnon(s) Bo• SIA, wu stolcrt from the above unknown ripped PuU Box 17 alii! <Over out location by - ( 1 ) unkt>OWtL They were of the ~I and l<fl it 1\anaina by its wires valued •• S200. at the al>O\'elocation. There was S2S F.W.,, Oetuber 1., IMI <WDqe. NORTH CAMPUS llEPORI'S: Farao Lounae, 8Jd&. 5, Level 2-Crimlnal Ricbmoo4- BuraJaty- A female repOrts Mi.chief-Patrol repor1> penon(•) pc<JOD(s) untncnm en.tered bet room and unknown tore the oul!ldc: handle partially un.lawlully took S27 in cash. orr the ouuide door atthe.abov< location. SOUTH CAMPUS llEPORnl: Farao Biela- 6-Criminal Misdticf-Palrol Clernont, 5th Floor-Other Laws-·P alrol roporu pct>On.(s) unknown kicked a Ioree reporu a doa runnina loose a! the above bole in the wall at the location. location. The black & WI male ..., taken l>anlal<: was 01timated at SSO. to Kennel 89 at the Erie Counry SPCA. Farao, Biela. 5-Criminal Mischief- Patrol Wi--Bwalary lrd-A fctnol< repor1s report~ - ( s ) uniinown either bent or P<fSOn(l) uoknown removed $40 in cash damqed the mccbanim> to close the fir< and I $!8 roU Of Stamps from the ab<we location. exit door •• ievd s-.t the above location. Datruta< estima~ by patrol b $2$. Parker Faoulty Lot-Criminal M'I$Chid-A Fatgo 3, Levd )-Criminal male repotts pcnon(s) unknown broke the Miocbld-Palrol repotll pc.-(s) n,!tt >ide mirrO<, let the air OUt from bls unknown destn>yed the hallway partition at <ires, took the aas cap. and bent the plates the above location: Oamaae estimale by on hb vclUcle. o_,.., l2A. ,..u Abo'·• Student Health Insurance All full time students (12 credits or more) and all foreign students who have not waived t)leir Health Insurance have been billed for the • · ansurance. If you do not desire the Health Insurance a-nd wish to waive the ins.u rance, the waiver deadline is October 20 at 12:00 noon . . Waivers received by this deadline, will be reflected on the October 21 billi.ng from the Office of Student Accounts. Insurance cards are available for those students who have the Student He-alth Ins. in 213 Michael Hall. Any questions conceriaing Health Insurance waivers, coverage or claims call 831-3284 or stop by 213.Michael Han from 9-5. ·~ .,~ -v~~~.~~~~·~-~.,~~ . .---------------------~----------~--~~--------_jl 10 .111a-.-..u-..., . I �students an alternative to the ri&id arkvance procedure tbrouab complafflt forms. Complaint forms an answer to student grievance.s ''The forms allowed students to air their complaints about poor teachers," Shapiro said. "But it w..n't received well by the Faculty Senate. They felt it wu vory antaaon.istic." The forms were not completely popular with students either, who were unablt to use fuDCtiorts. First, it &ives uudents information about the fom>al pievance procedure and its restrictions. Secollcl, it helps students once the procedune 1s undorway. For example, SA can uti' its "inOuence" to talJc with votera on the various levels or arkvance committees on student's behalf. .. The third and perhaps most useful function for the averaae student Is that By EILEEN LEE Ftofu" Editor ~ A 'C'!! But I had a solid 'B' avorqe all scmestorl. . . " ". . . What do you mean I didn't participate enou~~· there were SOO kids 10 the class. . . ". . • l only missed one quiz.. so what's the incomplete for? You're the one that canceled dass six times this semester. . . " Any or these sound familiar? Hopefully most students have been spared the annoyins but not so uncommon teacher /student power strUJ8)es. Everyone has their gripes. But ~nces are that before many students leave UB's halls tbey are soirts to have a aenuine, bonif'led &rievance abbut a arade or a professor and will feel helpless in the face of future repercussions. Aocordina to Student Association (SA) Academic Affairs Director l.:auren Shapiro, until recently, one of the only aclmowledged forms of complaint at UB was SA's formal grievance procedure. "ll's a pretty Ions process and usually used for serious matters Uke grade ebanaes," sbe said. "Your case has to be one that is clearly contrary to establlihed policy to warrant this procedure.'' Last year tbe Academic Affairs Task Force (AATF) a comminee created out of the SA Assembly, tried to give the device anonomously. The Academic Affairs Director explained that the complaint form system bas been abolished , but the latest plan or the AATF promises co be more useful and satisfyina to teachers and students than its predecessor. The Acadornic Clearing House, she continued. is for any student with anything from the smallest to the lar&est complajnt. "And jt is not necessary for a student to reveal bis name," Shapiro added. "It aU depends on tbe case:.'' The Oearin& House has three the Ocarina Hous• can inform teachers of a problem before the semester is over and the complaint becomes obsolete. "Sometimes a student won'ttell a professor about a problem durin& the semester because or the power relationsllip," Shapiro explained . "What stops thorn is that they arc afraid of their arade and that's natural. "We wanted to get around that with the Ocarina House because in many of these cases the students aren't making a formal complaint." ~piro said that this also bdpa lhe teacher since they do not always reallu that oomethina is wrooa. T!tc question amona •o.oe faculty member& Is wltelher Ibis oew procedure wil malcc Jesjtimate practices and policies in the classroom their tarcets. ''Anytblna can be abused," she explained. "However, it's in our bands and we take r<*ponsibility for it." Only the valid complain!$ will be worked oo, she added. I t is no1 neeessary to have a class action to make a complain! valid as in the Rosenblau-Roth case. •he noted. A sinal• party malciP$ the grjps b lhe norm nottbe uception. But when it comc-s to a ande dispute, Diviilon of Student Affairs Assls14nl Director, Ron Dollmann, said the formal arievance procedure i> the route to take. ''We always cncour.,e lhe student to talk to an insuUCior lirsl," he said. "We coach the student as to wh.at arauments be may bear and should give back ." Dallmann, who h•ndles approximately 60 c:a.scs a year, said thattbls improves the students' chan<es of coming to an aarcement with a leaebcr. " I believe it worb," ht added, "and a lot oftbem set resolved." Wben it does nol work, however, studrnu .. ho have up 10 one year to file a complaint-may opl for the formal procedllte because a1 that point, he re,·ealed. "they don't have much to lose." ''Only a handful of cases are heard by the arievance committee$ each year," Dallman explained. "And reaardiC"SS O( the Outcome, everyone is usually pleased, especially lhe student wbo feels he a1 least aot a fair shale." SA bas been ta.Jclns appointments tills semester for students wbo wish to use the Academic Clearinc House Serviee by telephone or by wrillen notes on the old complaint forms. Shapiro contends that the service, wbieb she feels ac.>ommodates a real studcnt need , has not been widcly used this year. " People arc lazy. They don't think it's "''Ortll it," she complained. "people ju•t accept thinas tbal happen in the classroom iMtcad of -doing somcthina. "Ourjob is to communicate, not just sit back ," she added. "A lot can be done." .......,.uo.M..,... ., . _ . 11 Uo4.....~ ... ----------~ .Ut �EVERYTHING BUT THE SNOW ITSELF: r---SChussmeisters Ski Club~ Inc. ANNUAL SKI SHOW and MEMBERSHIP PARTY Thursday, October 15th 8- 11 pm Fillmore ~oom of Squire ~---------------- (MSCr---------~----~ !lepre&entotJDelJ from local aid o realJ, and akl ahops, door prizelJ, ski mo11les WGRQ Mobile Sound System, FREE BEER (proof of ••se required). ' By JON 1\f. DlAT A$$1$/Qnt Sporrs Editor Is anybody w11<hina the bas<ball playofr.? I don't chink so. ~ fanJ(7) jusl doo't...,.. 10 -· an, atlbouah the ~a is livilla the usual dduac or """"""" to the Wlu'le Dave Ri&hotti wu • •· shuttina out the Btowtn in Milwaukee on Thursday artcmoon, only 26,39S botbet<d showin& up. That's about 25,000 under full-ity. It's hard to ~li<>o lbar fO&utc tincc It's b«n 30 years lllnc.: Milwaukee hu ~ttn • series otbet !han tho rcaul&r ......,.,, ~ r...t t w o - or tho Montreal·Pbiladelpha .sories had an average of just 40.000 attend ins "'hidl is about 15,000 short of capocity at Olympic StAdium. This wu th~ rir$1 time that Mont:n:ll hu hosl<CI a playoff .sories sinoe they joil>ed tho lcaauo ~ in 19?9. Why not a sellout? Wu it the cold weather? It wu 38 dq:reu al p.me time, but CUSA. Will Hold O.ur First · General Meeting ~ W Montreal fans ate used to the cold. Was it ~usc the Montreal C>nadials were playinato a 5·5 tie aplmt tho hapl<$$ Hartford Whalen at tho FONm that niJht7 No,..., the Canadlens had 1,000 empty seats for their home c>pencr, Was it ~- tho Phil!ies arc a pushover, and the fans expect<d an casy vic&ory'l I doubt that, ~use tho Phlls ~' out the Expos by one aame in the clivlsi<¥> """' last year to aet into the pll)'Offs and went on to capture the World Serio. T lin Oct 12th, at 3:30pm the Kiva. Room 1101 ·Ba•dy) hal wily in a city that hu not ...,. a playoff aame or a pos1 seasoo basehall pme in four dceades are thoro empty seats? ~ answer is tho bas<hall strike:. That two month layoff is 1.he wO<Stthina !hat has happened 10 bas<ball sloc:e its ~tion,..., wonc lllan Bowie Kuhn's bunatinas Mth his "best inrcresl or bas<ball" lhcONm. Tho strike seemed 10 form a rift in the fans that ao out to th~ pmcs. NO lonacr i> bas<ball a ...,. to ..". lhe ranu1y out to .... ll's really not a sport anymote. II 'J bla b\l$inc$$. The owners are shclfin& OUI the money (or (tee qents IO bolstcT tho leiOl and brina in lhe rans. Does it work? Yes and no. ~YankoespvcDavc • Woqfodd a S21 lllillion c:olltncl. but auend.ance wu down a& Yankee StAdium this ycat. Minnesota TwiJU OWMr Calvin Griffith hu always b«n apin$1. the free qent. ~ result? A coum1an~y poor team Mth tho lowestauendance f01urcs itl<ho pme, But, on the olhc< hand, the PhilfiOS haw: done wdl wilb free aaeots by pidina up Pete Rose, CAry Mauhows and Bake McBride. ~ team's acquillltions have paid off in a World Scric:s victory last season and .a $toady inere:ue in aUend&RCe. Bu1 the fans ...,., alieoated by the playen. Bascball hu ptco so the peoi,lr are lolilllidated by it. ~ slrit e .... th~ la$1 strsw roc the rans. You could see il bulldina. Hlabcr tiekct prices, medloae play, coupled Mrh the already lon& 162 same sla~e. h&s tired tho ra.ns. This season seems lo be a <Oial loss. Tho sec:ond season failed 10 tJCcil~ ~~~~ fans. And the penuant ,...,.. didn't draw the allnlc<ion or previous yeon ......,, How could they? They di4D'Iseemlite basd>.JI. When tho Cinciunati Reds, wbo I>O$SCS$OII lloe best overall record roc tho year, did not make the playo[(s, it's just fair 10 them or their r-. Wboevcr wins the World Scric:s this seasoa. it woo~t be tbt .t.WDe.. Trivia buffs in the yeon ahead will ask tho qtltllioD, "What , _ did ~II die?'' bia and -ful1hat ALL COMMUNICATION ARE AUTOMATICALLY MEMBERS OF C U S· AI Womro·s basketball: ror eM UB Royal tryoUts women·_. btitclbaii.C...wiUbcPooa Monday, 0 « - 12 a1 l p.m. in Clark For """" ...... _ (iylo ....• Linda We WQiruss,;, • Tfle C V $ A Newsletter • Fund Raising ProJects · .. ... GM.,al Dept.J11formatlon _ • C V S A Outing Events & Much More!. 12. T/10 llpodMo. - · tl ac.-- b'Donndlaf 8)1-l9Jl. Men'l ban<tbolh lll< UB mea•s bruttt~U team ~~ $tall'llf')'OIIti on Thurlday. Octol><r l j inCiat\ ay.. All caacfid,.ta Dl$t;it haYC a... l)l>ysl(al ..... a o d - . ill orc1et to tryOut. For funber ddai1s ch«t bulSttla boaid in Oui< HIIllO<CIIIcoodl H ..... all)l·19l6. 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HAAS LOUifGE • SQUIRE HALL u- •'-~ hqr ..J ebW r)rlcs JNCWD£: Fotat AlcoW ~ lllooM Alalool c..-. !lime Drilb ' Cecaia. ISO. QuaWoo AlcoW PAJTJCIPA1f1S IMCWDE: AbW 4.._ p,.._ SUllYAll . _.... T... F. . . lello&o Ana Coacil .. Alt.MIUa Do,!. ol P.wic Soley ECIIC • o...t... AlcolooLa Cbic ............. AicoWioa _____,__.,#'SA- Bowlers shoot for nation's headpin In " ' - shor1 )'W'I, the UB bu climbed froao obscurity to national tec:Oplllion;- ODd th4 ocason's sqUid may bt sttonaer than noer. four or the top livt · - · have mumcd and .. ttb a youna, but men's club bowtina 1om ~ ••a•• cam., UB'1 futlll'< loob prom!Ana. l..ut May marked tbe meo's ront trip to the Naliooal Collqjate Ownpioosbips ill St. L!>uis. Missouri, whet< the)/ roruhed ci3btb. AmOn& their triwnpbs last Y<&r w<re the W estern Ntw York Collqiat< Con!<ra>~ Tit I< ror tbt S<COnd stra/abt - · u wdJ as tht ACUl r<'lionab, abo for the aecond consecutive time. · Tht rqlona)J, a Jtat< wlcle tournament, are tht rnt Stql toward lilt nationals. The t•-o tc:Ams in c:ac1o or the 32 ttaiOnJ th<n advance to 12 l<dlonalt. tn tht ..aionals, tbe team rmisbed seventh in 1980, but last seuon they ...,.. victorious. runnina ....Y (I'Om the 1\dd, ODd <arned I natiooal berth. IDdMduaUy. tht men are led by oenlor co-captains Ron Hubbdl and Scoct Seier andlored last )'<at's squad wltb a lOS 10\ornamtlll · -... and <O<Dpdal in the 1981 NaiJonal ltodMdum in Mtlllpbis, T...,..S«, where be captuml 5<COlld pllooc in the dnales division. Senio< Bob Romeo r<tUrns with WNU Confer~ honol'l and nvmer'OUI They cany thtlr eiJbtb ranked national status into the WNY c:onrcrenet, schedul<d to bt&ln October 2A, where the club tQm bopes to defend thtlr tiile ror a third time• all-twrney cliJtinctiom. ·abo participaled in the 1910 national indhiduals in Loulsvillt, Kc:ntucty, with BiD Formanek. Ron Hubbdl, is actina u coonl>nalor and lnurim coach for th< deputed Paul Tlinlcrls. sa.r. .u. IIS.t- - - - - - - 1 BIXBY.S 1504 H_e rtel Ave. Tues. 8c WinS's 7Sc Girls' Drinks Wed. Live Music Iron: There's more to do than pump it sdeoted piece or appvatUJ, adJust tht sc«Jns. mO<Ont it or othcrwis< bccomt cnaaaed. workout bri<Oy By La1!'-..e- Power M.D. LosAn¢es 7Tmes They hod run toaethes down tbt California roast a rew britf miles to Yen~ for a visit to tile famous mUscle buildina JYm. It wu .. opo:n ~ or machines IUid mirrored wails, within which sauntued isolated maler and females in full pi'Oiein splendor. Dellly ea<b opproooeh a ,..,.,ld in the: minor. rest, and mo~ on. Out on the Ooor, lite a pair of z.uochlnU amon& prile pumpldru, the runners wt.td!od io awe. PlmiPina iron «onainly buikh mus<l<s, which in animalt w< call meat and-which is iudf pumped by meat produm-s .. a &ood iOwce or nutrimt iron in our did. Meat Is o aood dietary SOW« or NO COVER ATTENTION PLEASE Thurs. 5c Wings If The Following Clubs Do Not Pick Up Their Bu~el Packets and Retum The Forms By October.15th Their Budget.s Will Be Frozen: 75c Girls' Drinks UveMuslc Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat 'NO COVER BRING AD .FOR FREE DRINK! Does Your Club Need: Sdk-Screen Printing on T-Sblrts or Glassware • JEWISH STUDENT UNION SHADES OF MOVEMENT DA.NCE ENSEMBLE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY SMALL BUSINESS CLUB SUNSHINE HOUSE If eo,tben call for --== #:'-1S7' - Rellable It Reaeonable Service v -ntinental ~ I'RANKLlN STREET - BUI'FALO N.Y. (71p) 842-1292 TH~ [H [oF NEW WAVE -HOltfECOMING .' 8 1 - Tues. Oct_ 13th ERECTRONICS (Coot:dJaated bv the U/B Alaauil Anoc:.) we.s. Oct 14th The Elements DANCE - to the sounds of Thun. Oct 1Sth 11 SOUND SfS'l'EJIS AND DJ Frt. Oct 16th Saturday. Oct. 17th 8 pm • 12 Mid. FUlmore Room • ~ulre Hall MSC $5.00 per penon (Includes beer, wine, soft drinks, and snacks) A cash bar wiD be set up for your conveienGe! Dress • lnfonnal Tlckeb available at the Squire Hall Ticket Office; Sat.Octl7th ERIE'S X -WHITES Bongos ·~-- i\1J.XED ()JUNKS 2 FOH THE PRJCJ:OF I TILL~11DNIGHT iton, lean red meat bcina the bc:sl. Even tile ltaness of red meat, bowevtr, carries. burdtft or c:holtsterol ODd saturated fat, not to mention iu doUar cort lllrst dt,ys. 81tt ,... do need iroct in our- diet to build blood ODd mosde. On.. absOtbed into th< cln:ulation from food, nutrient iion abo Jets pumped atOund by o.ne h..,. to where it is needed . Rea:nt federal JUIW)"S indicatt thai t..he averqe American is not ea6na weU ill tbt iiod'dtpattment, apoeially ,__ Q<B. The averaa< male tao..qu &•ts only 86 ~~ or his recommeoded daily iron JUpply ODd tht remale t - e r .... only 70 ~·or btn. lrco clefici<ncy anemia is now the most common food dd"ociency ill the Unlt..sSwu. a-. T im< was w< sot sipirlcant amounu or weful dietary iroo from tildlcn cookware-Iron pol$ ODd sldllcu. Scrarnblina an ea in an iroo skillet ror Ins-lives it at least half tile clay's mlftlmal requirement. but todajlwe prefer IJaht aluminum or stick·fne • plastic. Tbea lltm:.'• the trick of adclina iron to food by pushinJ na11s into appl<s. That works 100. Up tile Cali!ornla ' - I rrom t1>e 1roa pumt>ina ~~ation in Vml«, tbcre's an iron pu$hina station in Bertdey. Sciat.tisu at the un!vmity havt btm pushiJ>a nails into apples to tal a ttadilional folk irco - · ~. whlc:h contain no iron, can bt c:ocvmed iDio iroG ~ _ . by iJucrtina ..,..... dcuo nails iD th< momiA& and eatina. The mo~ nails, the loftier the thnc:l the more iroa aod the atronacr the tam. Se¥cral oaih inoened overnilbt ...,., foUSid to COI!Si$ten0y provide up 10 l5 mil1i&ranu or iron In each rtd oppl<, and nutritioolally tbot 'r a aood wci3ht or iron to pump and push. For I'Nlkn ilrlnuut~ ilr ffl<n tradiriOIUII food...,.,..,. of •·lusmiM - miNnb. • t:Oiorfu/ l'({trettct cll<nf a....u.ble. Smd U to 11oa pilptf", PO Box IJOI, Ann Arbor, Mk/tlplr 48/06. Ask for Mkronotriml Uflll JOS Md mllkt <lttd< IO NotioN~/ fhdiA S,.rtms. r•Pizza··~ IPiac•~ 3 PI. t~ !!! St II __ ._~ I I FREE OEUVERY TO MAIN ST. CAMPUS AREA I I . :$1.50 Off: 1 I 1 I OnALargea-.e Pizza.- wit~ one Item I 1 I I DRAFT 50~ BucJ!et Of Wings With This Ad SCREWS AND MARYS 75C QptreoOet.J9tll, 'll I L~================~J ._-.,s..n.l'hw.c.n,_ a FoLs... • . ,.., . . . 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Fo.t ~u •an~oao--H•.-••• C."'•••-•• ~"' on .. .. lDIT~".. ...._..,_.,..__...,...,. ......a. ~.mt.ant I I l•y o.e s.,er Mr. Tat0-- EJ~p~rn 1 I I I 1 I C£T THE sttOND OHE AT HALF- tRICE! Oc:t.. 15r8t I I Y011"11 Lo,. 0... S..O&, Too"' I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •"! "" . . . �backpage;sports Albany swamps ,.--------.::----------,Bu II s 32-0 t had lo hap~n someti=. The Albany Groat Danes pil<d up 342 yards ~twday and sack«! UB Quart<rback Mo.rty Barr<tt 10 limOs-en route 10 a 32..0 thrashing of the Bulls. ending its four game winning streak. UB could manqe only minus five yards rushina as Albany's a~lve defens< stop~ the Bulls cold. Albany dominat<d the gam< from the beginning. scoring 18 first quarter points and s tirfing th< Bulls' offense, never allowing UB to penetrate into its t.erTitory in the firs t balf. Great Oanes Quarterback Tom Pratt completed a 64 yard touchdown pass and running back Bob Nearing ran for two touchdowns to pace th< Albany offense. John Durham opeMCI lh< =ring for Albany by r<lurning a punt 64 yards for a score-and UB never recoverod. Barrett did pass for 2J9 yards but lht nation's leading Division Ill Quan<rback was kept from the end zone for the first time all ;cason. Albany's ten sacks tot all«! 70 yards and Barrett could only compl<te IS of 32 I passes. to UB's opponent ror nexc Saturday's big homecoming game at Rotary Field, Canisuis C9llrgc, took its fourth win or the season in five decisions by <dging Ohio Northern 11·10. ) It's all jn the family for UB's sporting Quinlivans Brotlier and .sister tandem are two o( University's 1finest jocks By CARY ltLUMPP Specrn"" Stqff Wrile E vet')'Oot" kn0114 tha.t whc.n a brae ramOy there is the teod<ncy to <mpllaslze one-ups· mansltip lx<a.,.. it seems only natural for siblinSS IO rival each other, ,.,.. rom< from ..-e 'Some famOy cases are so that a child can be psycholocically damqod due to the overbearing pressure to succeed and pro"·e hinudf. llul then apin. others are very hedhy... in the case or the Quillllha ramOy from Amherst, where a l2ablo o( 10 <hildr<n or all .,.. are boustd ~ Uving on the befttnu arhletios aive them. Two the "kids" caD be found pusllboa lhemsthoa on the arhlctic: pouocb at U1l,. One rroN<kl oo '"" rldd hockey team and the other eruhts heads and burls bodia OD !be lridit<>D. Tbei( - - .lt8nM.and Gerry, or ~.., .... very happy Gary d«ided to p> bcft alld !hat he is doiat ,..:U .,.,.._ in order to really enjoy acbonl totally you have to 8d illvolved and <Slablish a '-'with other ........tes." Jeasu>euid. auo,s The befrec:kled J.....,. the COIIIraCI<m ix<aUR II make$ be( llappy knowiQa that Olily is abe dOing~ lbal abe enj..,., but, it ..U.. bet JDO<e auentlve 10 the needs or,.,.....,. brotbc:t Gary, an 18.J<U old fresbmaD from Alahenl. " lt's DOl that he needs aay help, bul he's busy plaJing footbell ......_lllilbiDOC ha.. dille lO llpre wbon lido Is ~ what lO do about that. ADd . . . , •.., .,_ bae ror r.o ,..,. 1 ..... POiat out where cliffcrallrbiap ..... abe said. W ith. ramily or ten, Jean•• dtdded lhal ~~ •anted 10 love her c;rowded home and Uve in an -rtment off-<:ampus where she miabt fllld a little more or tho pri,..ey noed<d to tackle her too&h curriculum in physk:althenopy. Gerry lives at homt and many area friends or hiah tchool football followers - surprised "f isn'l dsewheroli~t an Ivy ~u< unho·cnity. Ocrry exc:dltd for Amherst Senior High pbyina football as a ruMina bact and safuy. He was Kleclecl f<>< lhe AU-Western N.Y. foocball team. Oerry .Qs clecttd Most Valuable Play<r on his team and•"Mak Athlete of I he Yur" last spring upon araduatiorf. In addition. Gerry seL t•-o uadc I'<C'Oflb in rho hurdl<s at Amherst. "I talktd IO ri&ht Ivy ~u< <OIIqes and some olhers <On<octod me. but nont of them wukl hdp me out enoush financially. Even "We ha~e ne~er been Jealous of each other and · pretty much get along well, but now that I'm not at home I ..enJoy seeing him. • .that much thouab I was parantetd jobs to malt< some mooey, it still wouidJI 'l ha"C been .....,.,... to <111 the COli and with 10 others In the family my paren!J.jllll couldn't , . \_,, ' · v, I .. ., ..., ,,... ' .. .. ._,, . 'I . - ,,\ ,.. \ . t'. ' ,, '1''\,,· tJ sv,ioJ all of il, .. Quinlhoan <mphasized. Both' Ocrry and Jeanne arc into athletics ror pleasure. Jeanne has nowhere to play field hookey after collqe ~ Ocrry doesn't have any $Ilona desiTe 10 ploy football afitr eolfea< rilbc:r. In fac:t, "ith his touah academic sd>edtjlc ~ m!aht have to OJrtail his UB Bull cireer. "I hape notlx<ause football is a 8ftll way 10 reiU me and a · &ttat way to rdeas< the prossures of school, but, I have my priorities and if one or the other has to 10 it would obviou.dy be football instead or tn,a.in~ri.na,' 'Gerry 1trased. <=:oach &tty Dimmlok. Jeanne has )'d. to rtaistcr a poiru this se&$011 on a team that currently is 3-2 this fall season. · Ocrry, on the other band is .urting at outside lineba<ker which is uncharacteristic for him since he played defensive batt his entire hiah school car<r. "Comina into eamp I was kind of skoptical about &<tting playing time at llneb.>ck<r," said the 6'3", 200 pounder. "But, I J1U<S$ I "impressed rhem mouJ,h in our second tc:rimmaa• last """'" at Hnebacl<cr. The <Oaclling starr uncltr Bill , Dando knew that he wa the man <hey wore looking for at linebacm becaux his quickness and· nose for ·~ ball fit into tbc: scheme or the Bull'sdc:fensc. "We_.._ impressed with Ocrry riaht orr the bat ...... he ran. 4.7 -40 yard dash," pointed OUt Dando. "Gerry has &OOCI spoed and llood range "" pus .....,... which makes him an ust1 on our defense." Dando has no plans tor Gary on offensr. "A freshman like Ocrry just doun't step in and slltt unless he does something extraordinary and his speed was thc reason he was f)llt in the st.tnina role. 1 wouldn't call him an aaressive bit'"· but ~ makn the ta<*l<s ODd is always where the ball is.·' .,..,Wned teammak and fcUow llntbac:ker, Jim Granchelli. Despite nDI living under t~ same roof lOJethcr, Jeanne and Ocrry Slay in tooch and have foond that the social time. t~ether when it <all be arranged it much mon wonhwbilt... ·-~we have never been jealous of each other and pretty much &et along wdl, but now that I'm nor a1 borne I enjoy ><rina him and tatting to him that much more," elaborated Jeanne. They both tike to rdax with friends-- with ..... housernates and teammates and Gerry the same altboogh he stays really close witb.Jriah school <hum, Bern~ Weber. the punkr on the l}ull's. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Coii.D>, "ho rcp<CKII pr<domoiWIII) black c1IJ1ncU oa Ill< Cnr'• ttil -'de, ar< """'""' Clnffm Wllh usiriJ lh< Cily fund• •• a polnkll .....pon by W1lhhold1n1 lbcm from lhru doJirl<U on fa•or or Olhctt The- wntro-;~y came to the fore lut AIJIWl, .. hen the 81;//olo E•'DIIIII (\ews publl•hcd a Krin of artkln about o 11udy commil.,oncd by the federal Department of liou.U.a and Urban O..dopmcol (HUD) "'hk:b d<tailod lhe mwnana&<m<nl of federal blodc ganl fund> m lhe parks .S)'Stttn. Councilmtn Pnu and ColhM immtdlaldy called fO< <he r<>i&n.atioa of Cit)' PatU COIIUIIiuloner Thoaw Griffm-lhe bro<her of Ma)OI JIIJD<S 0 Clnffm-and ,.,..td 10 talt poiJucal acuoa on lht raattn . AU lblo lakes p1act dun~~& "' docllOft ye&r ID borb lht Mal'(>r Md "'*" eou.... ar< ,..._.,. fOt " ' - - · ud u ElccUoa O.y __,..,lilt PK" or _._. bet•- both pal11a .. -tdiOaa:da'OI< Tbt Common C""""'l 1> olalcd <O b<pl bannp "" <he pwb fundozla •uasloo .. ,_ - at>d Prtu told TW Sp«<rvm h< cspects 10 - a COPY of tht HUD study .by tt-. <qu.w>i), oeconiUIJ T t """~· .. r<po<lal b)' (M ''IMfololw noo ,_,any ... rau <Ltnl><l•- of (fcd<nl block p l ) m<>D<J m pat\•.'' ht '""· cbar... lh< Onma ........,,.._, patl"lolllly tht • l'lll> D<1*1-. ....,. - ...... oufloo;...,. lcdcul blo<L &nlll lu..U 10 pouh 1ft bladt ..,,~bo<hootb If 1rvt. 11 ..ould t."'ftJtnuec a '~of the Ctvtl R"h" Acl ..r 1'>64 and 1h< IIOU.IQJ and Community ;a;d, T"' ......., "-<!, u pnRIIlN b)' 1'1<<> IJid Colli11>, CODCmU tht upt«p or ..... parks, .. bo>< IUndlll& .._., from m&UII<1Uift« IJid '"'City, ""' ,,,. fcdmol ............... Piial &S>alcd. Ce>l11n> llll4 P1U> c h - 111< fk.tlopmml A<l of 19'• Hmot>cr. 1bc HUD otudy Obuoncd b)' Tltt f><,.S ""' onl) a pn:lonunatl> draft, acoordtna 10 IIUD "'""ant Dep"'y Socrrtaty Tbo.,.. Jrnl.i11> Comm...-cd Poria Otpanmtnt ... b SJ•UII mort m&Uitci'I.&Der: 10 pvLJ m dli-lnet• .. ltb mran 1ncomt k\'th hiaher <han 1b00<ln 1h<u o~<n. tht Mtit<n and Ellicon d"'n<ll. I'C$pocthdy. "Commiuloncr aboin <l!l<•and•·half·y<an q o by lh< W!WllnJ(on·bawd HUD om-.-.. lh< 110-1 U Plllt «port ma) -- Griffin hal dctiber&lel) o,Jiificd COC'It&tn 'orne substantial C'trOB, (Cny) ta.\ m ·cnue nwmo to parks In ocher dbtriccs/' Colbns 'aid . Md, oe<ordm& w <be HoUilnl and Communi<) fk.dopm<nl "" of 1974, tO><rno=< park fund< _.., >Uppostd 10 be UJ<d "pnnapaOy for pmon> of lo"' and modentc t"'"''me;· Colhn' yfd . \\'hilt Thomu Gnfrm .. ~ un.~\IUab~ ror commm1 taJt .. t'!'l... {kput) Par\.t Comm.t.. ~ncr Thornb \uppkl ~ to t.bt dlarJ<> mode bt <h< councilm<n H< onnbolcd lhci< allqallons 10 the tact ctw l~t as • ~ Jcnl.1nt uld. " We con>lder llln Its wor-kina ~~.a~e riaht told T/or S{>«rrMm. lecti ng bl ack parks <O p.-_ now," he Accordlna 10 Jmlln• porllon• o f lh< <tudy are no .. b<o111 , .. eumincd by <he Buffalo HUD bran<h "10 Oldct lO vmfy tht COC\Ic:nl You ha~ 10 eht<l on 111< >trlKily b<for< you can JU publiC be <Old. ltokiiU <Old h< v.poru l~c rnl...S $1ud) 10 br [O(flo.•••lly r<i<a>cd bt )<Of'' c:nd Lo.:al IIUD '<!"~'•'"< R~ Pncst aa.d 1h11 h.. orrin had r<tt~>ed ,.... firSt dnofl or Ihe year "Eado- 1> tr)"lll& •o act r<pOrt, but .... _, d ....t 10 io 11>< p.per,'' he .uttd. Sloprlo d e ! - 111< Parte. W....,n.,on. boca-. ro Pnnt, the Mudy ,.... [)o:partm<ftt'• r«<>nn. IWoDI llw . . _ Juu.y 1• .,.·,e..,..... flUidlomaJtally Ia ern>r ID ... lhm: limes as mudo _ , - '" lho """"""' thot federal,_,..·IJ:i;..Ct Oulnn IUo in r.bc bctn& ...........,..t bl tht Part.$ ll<penma>l The federal blocL c-,.,. DIAnc:t." Supples sui lhal 1he port. oe ru..s.. '•JUdo ..., """' fO< <OCIIUVdiOa of ,.... parls tht Ellioou aacl "'"*a ••tb ..... Spom. ~ollcn Park•. an.llh< John .. ~Cf'Hlt'J) Rn.t~tta'" Cc:atCT ~ 10 bt roort, mamtamcd M:•~~ the rcudmi\ (\~11)' ~•ndahl~ ••ca lll<m "Th< Pf<ll'lc: !hal II'< 1n lloc ...,. don'l real I) <art," he ..u.l The Conamoa (OU.I'k.-.1 parh fuftll1r1J ....,. """'""'"<he ••tl no<,.,..,.. I.Krn.c< D<po.no"'"'" Jo'tlrn N.&.Jmr~ dw ~trtt'b l)tr.lnmau ., o\,., dotU"J "'h.,...., ttw- P~.:: \\«k.' ~ntn("ftl "'no1 "''"' 'lCWCn.'"" be ,fwrtd " 111111\l.lul•t•n 1bc to<olhn a.lmont>r111'-) uc 1ry.., flt..lh• 1M l:ou.DO.iam ~eca "·' po•nk-• " boaMp 10 he Poll• .aid bo btloc>..s <hal hdd Ia<« lhn morolh. ud """' C..OIIon'• ollq«< .,....,.. ....,.. otaor. -~ ha•< a !><ol""nd r~Wail), 001 I1K"i&lly ...,.;-tel. offott . . 111< , _ , docl- cloy a.n ,-..u- toot • harder Poll> has lllltd 1h01 h< bdiows 111< rout""' lultd •loctllcr lhe ........ fullllmJ <V01UO>cny b 0111) dc<<OOnl- of &Halo'• caJl alot - .._. or a Qll_.._ dfon ~u • • alto..td "'...by Ma)o. 0.11f111 1o .,...., hom hcaui>< u4 ......, -~ Ia rbc ud Colluls _ . potiiJadly Grollm AAIAUJ>trOJ-. be tqJIJtd. Oostric:b- Maruo Ullt"-bcr-kq. _;:.;.._ _ ~_ ._ ...;__·_" _T__ he lm _P<Ct ;__""" --and ---.--~... Of ,oww II ...:· lu•- aoconl"" """t fa.ilttJCS. ...-af dt.S~nbuted 111 •......., of~ OCR reviewing Athletics for Title IX violations, 8y ANTHON Y M . PEITI M4lflll<nl Ediror T be orr... ror Civil AlahtJ (OCR) 1w ._, the srnttr portion of lhl> """k rcvlewm.lhe UB Alhlelic Oepattmrnt's proarwnu fO< "iolallom of ll>c Till< 1'< edict ..bkh eMures equal riJhiJ In athlctJQ, bul lbtir invatlptive c:ommiucc's findlnas ..._,. not be rdeascd for moothJ 10 come. ~committee, ltd by Equal Oppononity Spcdaliot JOO<pb CIO<e. bcpn tht lnW:Stlpl.lon on Monday In responx lO a lllk IX arieYOncx rol<d b)' th< UB Royals womea's bowlina team In Sc1>t<:rnber or 19l!O. u ..,.. 1bo orra'> I'C$p0Mitnlny to .......,. all faccu of lhc Alhlerio: llfOitam includanJ COKbln~o facibua. buda<t>. ><bcdulill& IJid propottloo oT """'en's to ......, ~taMS. Aft« each area. 111< oammil1« mwt eompilc tht onfonnadon IJid llf<RDI the orru 1U findU\11. Th< Uruv<n~iy .,;u tbc:a be m ron:ncd or OCR·, dc<<t1DJJWlon. The quc>t- DOW is tbo fUiure of tht '""iro1ota '"lh ........, bo•hna pnliiUI whidlu..,.. 10 dub ........ c;m.,. odminiwloloB quauon wh<th<:r < b e - · •ill uill bowl OOW WI <he leaD> ll DO kma:cr ,-an:•ty. ,"I waJIIIO OO..i," aid Bar'b tnruo. Slit wu • rnernber of Roy&b and ""-*" Jut.....,.,., the orpn:it.u for this ye&r11 team ••l'bey (r.bc UB Atbldlc Oepottmmt) 100\ lh< wind 0111 o r - >&ill, but .. <'rt shll '"'"' 1oboWI. " l l'skillll ofh.ud now. Wo U...S o be proud w bowl for UB. T h i s - &ttlioc • nallonal ranJUna will be lwd bocalll< • • """'' ... lhe . . . _... lrwia c:ondnucd. "Jl.rizona (lh< Aril.ona Slat< Invitational inlcudcs )()or lbc DatlC!n's bail lo:atrl~ is ou1 bc<ause of lhe monc:y. It'$ going 10 be 1oug,h. *' - 1rw1n 1ndltatcd 1hat a1 laost '"'" bowl<rs from las1 KtJOn'a ltam wtU br ra.umina.. allhOUJh •he would nQI >'enlut< I IU<U about how wr.U attended ti)'OUIS be thi$ ) '<Ot "JIOI:kl< McLauaJ>ijn and Terry Grimm will be I>Kk," lhe UB junior assured. "We had about P<OPI< uy out last year, bul this y<ar I don'< know. I ha•·• w lhlnk <hat people: knowlh< ,...., Is a dub IJid rha1 moans 1boy ha>-. 10 ln•est ,.,u "'""'Y money. The team wu alto cou:otina on t.ht or,..., Junlot Coliq< All· ~ransferi J\tn<:rotat" from 1\r~qota Communily Collq< Lauric Mama ,....111Jlpo5td to jOin the t..., for <bo SW1 of tbo - and tau,. Harmon wu slated w trarufor from Buffalo State Ce>llq< m JIIJltW)'. " ' pras tunc nei\ber woma.o 's fW.tJI .-as ........ K ...... Hdmer~ or perennial,.,...... Ene Commuruly Colkl<-<"..uicd .-be: problc:to <be Buffalo procram. Hdm<:r hu '" Ids put 15 yews or coad>ma Atppbod UB with IOIIIC or iu bcsl bowlers. Form<t $1andouts Sue Ful10n. Cindy Coburn. and Gaol SiauDOu all <Am< from ECC. Yo 11b 1he dub pr01J11.01 ar UB Hdnxr ..;u rccon...S«. "If thty (UB) ao dub and the_....,. doa 1101 ........ t h t - ltvd or compctJtion-thal mea~ a prorisloa ror "& ClOIIch of Cindy's (Coburn) caliber aacl if 1bo scbtduk doa DOt malmain tatibaor compctiliOft-1 will dit«'' my bowlc:n there," Hdm« uplaincd. Accoqli!ll to lrwuo. <he S 1,000 dltb bucllcl mak<i 110 pnwbloo fOt • """ rcw no< <he lhe 1eam tall onlyaf(Oid two m&Jor , _ _ , - t b o looo(lltr Propriaon Toui"IWII<nl llctre in Buffalo and one in West Viralnla. a substantial cut rrom <he 1911().illC&JOR. Jia.e tb< """'.., oonlid<f"td ltatllrerrin11 . ~ ChiD'"'"' OlpMJJ.tW lor as an ahemadve1 • ·•Transfemna tt'OI$.Iltd my mind, .. lrwin ...,c:altd, " But aad<mk:ally «"<f)'thtnl IJ working oUt. " Wttll • link effon ~B ....,Id ha~ tecrtritcd at laost IWO if not all thrtt or my bait (lraduatia &) bowlc:n," H.d mer said. "Sue F'IOTC, Cindy Shta, and Lauric: Brinkman all v.anted to SillY ln Wtsec:m Now York aDd bowl. They could ha>e- to olher sdlools, but <hey wailed JO 1oo>a to .....hat .... lolna OD at UB "'"' thty dldn 't foflooo. lhro<llh ..W. it.." Hw- !heft -.prmcd hll perplexity Wi1b lho whol< sitllatloo: "II is bcyood my comj)<dlerltiocl •by Ihey did it (lo.,er 1be pr08fU1). They dauoytd 1bo Pf"'l'""'· ll's 'bne lc:ss IJiacc we can scad our kicb." �·in short. lHEspKTRUM - ------ tOt.._,., ctmpu-. ~-u .. Voter Pusb Petition to stop Wall El«tion lhy ..mboeocl>t · - · 10 .....1) 2,000 ar.. <olktt \on Publoc latercot Rc:tcwch Oroup (NYPIRG) Soma Oub r<p<nentou-. Jobo HOI'I'tf duntd that the oraana:abon h» ~crone milboa "11\&Cur~ oe a pr4•ttae IPtJ.iAI R_., odau11t>1ration lateriol 5<oatc01) Ja..,.. 1\ au to W.au has beta haullly mtoaad by ror h,. I>Oiian o f - . . . , . . public lando f o r - and ~c"-t "'the...,.. of dttlrO)"'Ithe land'• tJOiocr H - wclllw til< Sotrra Oub ..,..ld coeunut to coli<>.~ ......, and •oulcl pr<Stnl CI>I"<S olrhe .,n.t- to b<>tlo and Pmid<m ~ •llh ...,.._of !Oftii'J 1\atb tt>ipoloOII 01 d!smoull. 0.......- m.11 k ru-. ...l II J,JM'I .WM•9~- ~••i._ H.,.., a -liOn for UlanC'Ifll the blld&« ,.ho<11 m11ht ,.orl-a tdtlhon. Or rother, a Buda«hon. .......... ...... The Buci&<:lhon oould 1<1 off 10 a IOU"III "an ~<llh Ihe Au f<Htt Band v.ilich IJ ~ a tno '" cnthJn clc:Mht\. They had to C'\11 the defenl<' bollccr sorn... herc. o.., .. A tludcnl>, thuh 10 th<: latCil ,..,.., •qlltrat1011 dn~ by 11>< .....,. Auo.-..._ Co.._.,.) by rbc Slucknl oltbc Slat< Unncno&) (SASU), 1M .we.. ide effort Mllwd up l>'cr 8.000 ttod<oll. Potmtral "".,.. 01 UB, Buffalo State Collcwt and Frtdooi.o lu•c lwlto apply(., ab«nt« a..Dou "II« th<: En< and Owatauq,.. Counlylloanl or Ekctoo. . •lll 001 ......... .cudml> •ith ampoa addrft1tS ....,..lei · ' \\.11) I be dtnied the nabl to '<Itt tn 1:nr COIIIII), • pta..., II"• Mit IJIOIIIha oul of the r<ar?" UB .cuclnM Glrn Freyer .-pbilled "The COIIDiy donn' lttflt 10 objca 10 coUtcl>na the -aln and JtiC>fint t.urt I pa) "" onlna mt on 1M <a1M1S roaum thal ddmru .. ltdcral &HI. bur " rdu,... to COII<i.ltr me a rrsidcrtO l"'' ._..... luppcn •o <V'l' the lltk of '.CIIdtnt'," """'"""""w"" '"*" c.,._.rao ._....(~ St<lfl Goa«-'* ........... f610t A~V"-tYI M....... ~ - - - , . . . .. o-... ~--IVC'....- Ttnf1'1U ~ A..&I4U.. .... c~ c..~ Ill• 111.11 Tbalcber lo belp Trudeau G.rut Brilaan•, Pmnc MmtJttr Marpret Thatc:hf'f hu IJ,Wrf'd !Itt Canadian oounterpart Pierre Trudeau that •he b ,.,Jiin& to introdU« 10 Pa~lamror the rtqulrtd kai!Janon 101 blin&illl the Bnrlsh North Amenca Ael 10 Canada. The t"'o met on M<lboom><, Autlralia 11 a mmlna for I he heads of >141< of Bnush ' Common.-t:.alth na1lon~. The British Nonh America Acr •• •he lqi.llatoon, mKicd by Parliament in London, ,.hod> ...... lndependdl<c ro CUada on 1869. The Aa whodl "pracrally the Canado&n Con•lltulton, b a British low and c:an only be chall&td b) London. Thatcher npresscd r....,._allons, oa)'ill& thot ..-aal Parlwnent membcn arc unwii!JII& to thalli< the acr boeaux aght owl of the 10 proYOncial pr«no<n aor ~ to 11. Last .... ~ lilt ('"llfiOdWt Sopr..,.. Colon uphold the ltplrty or Trud<au'• mo•m~t~~t to _._._ Ow-ill CQ~ f'HI_,. JoNtForll'!llefla~ ~•z att,., 111 n c.-s -Qooo>C:.IJ JOtl M .,.~ r""'~s.-u. O..t AJ:Mlfltf S~.t ~IIOC:ILJ~S" ltl ,._,tt"CJ!Atta ron,. o~a,.... Aif nK JM>oM o.v~ ,._...,...,., Then, Bob Hope comrt on <ona•naa parody of hi• them< song-4•1bank:$. for lhe mcmoriti-M) friend\, th&\ ti no joLt-- I P't •h~n Ronnu:~ ~poke-thtn I bou&f\1 1hc Pentaton and now I'm nearly brol<." Sulpen"' bwlds on tbe Bulla« bon ti Ed Me~1ahon IUDS out "llh a checl< from Saudi Arabu , Then, the tOI<botrd loahtUI,II and Tooy Orlando sonp "Tot a Ydlow Ribbon Round io>homant'• Throat " ttcaiC' a tonRhuuon Jeu,...., N c.ntOf, • .,...,_.. MaMtfl V.1yne 8 H..,nt_.M.,..Cl-sJ~ Di'Kfor M 8 K&Lf"it.,-CIMI~ Mfr. ,r.•t\otfG~l41tA f't'. ~tot ,,.. ~,..,4 .. ..,...., Or the 4JMC:•Itfd ....... f .... ~ ........... u...,..._T...,.. SrndtUte. Col~ .......,.,..... ..,_,.. ~urw,.., , ~* ---10-loc I'ICIIJrl!tM~-~eTI'Ie ~IS ,.,...,...OtOt n.MtCIIW ..,...,.o,~end .. C4rc..... .., ...,..._ 20 100 , ... s.r.c;.,.. oft~ . . lOCatiO 11'1 ~--. $oalt _ . . , .. 1AlS.......,. -.... 'furt. at ._•..., St,..., ...,,• ._. YCWII t4l1_. ,........._,....,,..,...........: 71111lf.....1_ . _ . , . . . ~ , . , e.,tt._.., H y The Sci«!,_. S1...... ~1tlc.~ oatoC)' ................. Dr l6tof ~ , . . ~1-'0M oC .,, fNUII' - t,. ................,. . . . .. , . . COfiMnl ot lftll£6tot~.a atfteur , ,. SjNc:f""" • pnnted Dt ...,..., ~·-·~· iutfi!IO. HV,'"'· 1J10 s.r..c:e $ J4tt0or1M ,,_ "- tht ~~ ~ ~' 'kfnll PHYSICS • MATH , CHEMISTRY .DDS I SENI)RS-EMN OveR $850 A MONTH UN1I. YOU GRADUATE The Dept. ollhe Navy is seekina young college men f01 it's nuclear power programs to operate, supervise, ~ malntam over 150 nl.lclear react01s. If you have a good back· ~'" calculus and physics, are a U. S. citilen, and in good health, you may qualify. Those accepted receive a full year of graduate level traming in nuclear propulsion plant theory and opll(atJOn, that woukl cost thousands in civilian fife. But in the Navy. you receive a $22,000 starting salary that advances to over $35,000 in leu yus. And to top it off, thefe's tree medical/dental, tax advantages, ~lolslllOI'e. It isn't easy. But those that make 11 find tllemseiVes in one ol the most elite engineering trailing programs anywhere. For lllOI'e information, cootact yry.x Placement Office to arrange lor an llltemew with a Navy OlfiCef Representative. INTERVIEWS WILL BE CONDUCTED OCT. .15. -- one CIOP1 Dff oersc.n I �added lhat there ha•e hem plaos to UK the BlueBords 10 transport m&JI a,nd equiprMnl for !be EdueatiOOlll communiCations Center (ECC). In th< future, Ketter ncmd, 1~ mo&hl be more parkin, area. set astdc for fkuhy and naff use, foiJOWUI& a \ludy by the Fxolotoes Plannona ) FSEC debates key faculty topics Comr!U><~OD. Ho,.cll informed !be Exccuu•c Commit!« that attori'IICS for New YorL Slate had on formed her th&J tn the ca~ of people found K16n, term pa~• to uudaus, only the srllcr is hable to be prooccuted . Butt be eha11 nplaoned that In) <tudent aou&ht "ith commeraaDy prepared matenal il hable for academo.: f'(naltoes . By DAN HOLDUI C""'PlPUIIIOr A lenithy rq>Orl <kt&Jiin, pattern> 1ft indi•idual promotlons arnon, U B professors was the <Xntral topoc at Wednesday's Faculty Senate E.\ccuti•e Committee meetina. Concerned with the advancement of faculty during the ycars 1976 and 1979, tbe report studies 339 personnel action$, and reviews the ptrcentqes recommended at eachJevel or promotion-department, sehool or faculty, President Review Board (PRB), and final presidential approval. In President Robert L . Kcttcr's addrcss to the committee, be explained tllat despite cutbacks .n this year's freshman admouance, be predocted that nut year, because of increased retention numbers and ~T&~Ufer <tudcnts the quantity or freshmen 3dmiued to U B mi&ht still be reduoed to around 2600 from this year's JOOO. The Offoce for Civil Riahu. oo campus in response 10 a complaint by !be UB Woman's bo~~olon, team, •ill present a Lalk today, as they prepare 10 leave Buflalo. The six person arovp, here "because of the noise made" accordin& to Ketter by the former var.hy team nOVo' reduCed to the dub le•el, forward their findinas 10 iu New York City regional ofroce. "''11 future plans to onaease the number of dassa at the buoldina. A ner a debate on the polocy of Universoty Public Saftty's tocletln, procedure, ~eral members reported !bat Vicc Presodent ror ~tnance and ' Howell informed the Executive Committee that attornies tor New York State has informed her that in the case of eo le found selling term ea ers to students, only the selfer is liable to be prosecuted.' - - An extended discuuoon concerned "ilh campus \.arlin, broke out rouo..... na ChaJtper<On Barbara Ho•dl's comments oo tbe poss.billly ol the faculty obtainon, reser>ed parkon, at the EUic:ou Complex. The probl<m has beoomc morc acute vmh '>1an311ement £d,.ard Ooty h.u · discouraaed racult) and noff pti"\\n\ froll\ u<on& BlueBord bu>C'\ for onter • ampus ua"~L •as dO'!'Uid by Ketter, ,.ho emph.uozed ohat any UB personnel tS ftee to w.c th< bu>e1o He TlUS po1n1 of >OC,. T he m&~n part or the metSJna con.;erncd debatc o.-er the Exccuu•e Commottce'• apprcwal of the report entotled "PrOCbuna Faculty Personnel Acllom SUNYtB 197~1979," prepared by ~al:ulty Tenure and Pmolqes Commottee member> Bernard Creenblau and AM SIC'\ens. The committee doscussed fi•c rc..'Ommcndatlon> reaordina the promouon PfOCC<> Ora,.lna the mo\1 attention "'&I the first suggestion. ~<hiCh on•ol,·cd Pre<idential n•erride or lo"'er level rccommendauons on <andodate<. Tile proposal, "hkh wtll be r.,.,.....ded 10 the full Senatc (Ot doi<:U\SOOn, uraed that the Prts~dent t\plaon to the E•t<uthe Commouee, or an ~u.-alent group, any •hanacs in •d-.ncement \UIIle<lions rhc meeton& ended a "10 <t.:ond ,ommerClal" from Eduauooal C>pportunot) Program Director E<hooard Jenkons 11>e requnt "'as 10 wpport the Afrocan R<locr Fund, orsamud to combat hu,.er on Somalia and Upnda . JenLoM a.Led that an} ~vntrobutoon\ be for,.arded to the UB I oundaooon, care of the Reli<:f Fund. """h ----~ I SA Assembly Meeting Oct. 14th at Senate Chambers at 3:30pm l!lfilllilml~l!iliD~I!!ll!! Organization of Arab Students proudly presents Arabian Night Thursday October 22. 1981 at 7:00pm In the Fillmore Room. Squire Hall. Enjoy Arable food . mi xed drinks, cheap beer and performances by the Mfddle Eastern Dance Group and featuring music by The Saltans Admission:: $2.50 ...., Dinner: $2.00 Polish Student League Bicycle Outing to Niagara Falls, 9ntario & via Scenic Canadian Route Sat., October lOth, 1981 . Aprox. 2hr. ride Meeting at Squire Fountain Sat. · morning at lOam. Leaving Niagara Falls aprox. 4:30pm Bring a Lunch Fo~ More Info Call: Ben 833-4532 . Bob 893-1901 •• 1• 11 ,, f tldoy•• Otlt- 11181 . Tho $poc0111m 3 �editorial A WAC-ky Tuetclay·a asaa11tna!lon ol Egypuan Presodent An'lfll Et.S.Oat clod more tNin tust brutally encltne hie ol one ol the ..-oriel's most brolloentand peacetut men, it UVew the MICI Eaat tnto ..en more turmoot and uncertaJnoty, a ~lc aotuauon that Presoclent Reagan 11 unable and, at present, up~eparec~ to handle. The alte<math ot the attack and the Prn.clenU Inability to cleoelop a c:onc:ose,. w.,l.,oundacl, and eonsoatent foutogn poloc:y aC)C) up to one conclu.--the prQPOMCI sate ot the aophts!lcatacl AWAC planes to Saucll Arabia should not be approve<~ Oeltvertng mote &d•anc:ee) mototary hatCiwata onto the pOtentially e•ptosove regton would be loke toas•ng gas on an unc:ontrotlable tore Anclthe only ones who will got bumeCI are the Ameroc:ana S.clat's death was a blOw t o 51abthly In the Moddle East ISrael will now act on paranoo: self delense aa a result of 111 greatest ally's aasasslnallon In turn, the Arab otatcs may respond to the growong core ol 1\ard·llne lundamentaltata and astrume an anll.tsraell pOlicy much stronge< than those they hold today Finally, the SuperpOwers may react to any shill In the region's atatus quo wllh greater mvotvement Tossing AWAO. ttto the area will only se"'e to furthef luelthe Mid East clnderbo• • Ad<! that scenaroo to the Pres•denta failure to develop a strong foreign pOliCy and the reoull 11 a ae<toua and dat>Q•rous sotuatlon Grantacl, the Unttacl States' llfeMnc:e Is needed m the Alea as a stabtllztng force to help restratn the radtc:al e14!ments thai eould brtng about world war and nuc:le81 tooloeaust, but ANgan - " ' to have lottie tdea as to what our reaCtiOn $houiCI be to world events Thus fat, I'Hs , _.. os at best pi8Cen\Ul-spr)nkte ~ weapons hete, make an unontellogent re5llCIC1se tnere. Reagan handlacl the sate ol the AWACS like Jor•my Carter would handle any aot~atlon Without consulting CongressiOII&l leaders, wtthout a<Sequately preparong the natiOI\ for a move and wothout thonlong the matter out, the edmontstratoon decided to go ahead wtth ots plans Reagan ts a President "'ho wants to be tcugh woth the Russians. but hos 11gnals to the wO<Id are muddling Selling AWACs now would only lead to further confusiOn What would Reagan do of other nattons asked for motltary hardware Foreign pOlicy must btl enouncrated tt must be consistent and 11 musl eJ.tSI Fortunately, Congress seems to be reahzing the Reagan admonistrau_on's pOtentially grave mistake. Evon staunch Reagan suppOrter Jack Kemp os calling IO< more "prudent" cleloberations belore the AWAC deal os c:O<npleted The Sadat death complicates mailers too much, the Hamburg Congressman explaonecl and that makes any deersoon to send the planes to tile Saudos at thos tome onapproproate fe Patoanc:e $hould be our r>ltoon·a gu•Cie , end stabl'oty w•ll be our rewlfd Oooh-aaah! Alief w-•Y s thraShiiiQ of the WaShington CepttaJs, • )'011'10 and _.,.ng team. trs great to say that the s.btes ere baCk and as lharp as We ~~ope they c:an keep thelf cuttong edge aU the to the Stanley Cup Yel •ot os unf0<1una11 that Buftato Ia"" are atay>ng ... ey from the on dtO•es-therl ar• Shll nundrecls Of Mason toCklta r.,aonlr>g ollhough •n the past they "'"Y o•,.. .,..• • mQ(• rate at••n • Montreal. Clelell-bUitlllt II a UIUII result of the SUPI>Iy a'ld c:tamand marketpleu Ho,.a.~r , ol 11 dtftocull to plnpoont why Bultalo !Ins a<e steyong home Crl!tc:. petnt to the S.b<es recent lackluster play oil perfo<mance, riling tlcUt prices, 0< the IIISSIOI of commutong do.. nto"n to the Auclltorlum But whate•er the reason may ba, the optlmlsom that the Sabres will finally nab the eluSI¥8 Stanley Cup remains Woth Scotty Bowman behind the bench ogaln and en lmptoss•va crop ol rooklesla.. supplement a fine •eteren co•ps, the Sab<es seem better than ever. Add those t"o elemer>ts to the ucll•no pley of the lootba~ Bolls and the pOtentially explos•v• soccer Stalloons and Buffalo has good reason to talk P<Oud adat sympalh} *•• SASU TM outcome of the Stuoenl Auoc,.t•on ol the State Untwr&ltf tSASUJ ret.,.Mum. Mid s.tJt«nb« 22·24. "''' • gr..t -,~etory. not only /01 the SASU otpanrtltH>n but lOt '"'Y SUNY stu~nt. TIHI lncrtlf~ funf/lng wm beJWt and researclf eflotU U wrll allow • more 11/.ctWellow ol lntormeton bfiWHn the campuset aqd the C.nttat Att>eny towt~rd••PirH'I«<IObbymg ' ' ' " We, the stucHnts "''' 11 us. will be'"~ to worlc on projflttl that affect u1 IOCII!y. 11 well •• partk:~ll~ In '"''w~ ttud•nt isseMS That s wttere you come m SASU 11 your OfQtnln"on F01111 of you •ho voted, yes or tto. and tot those ol you who didn ., vote. the orptnii'IUiOn il )'OCH tool to accompliSh RucHitt QCNII "'lletlt&f II be tO ptOtest t.n incottllilet'ICY ot to Nutlete • J>toposel t:le•';ng w1th SUNY •nd UB, SASU 11 here lOt ut. the $tvdetnts CIHtek n out-come •nd be helrd. ~mgs t~~ri H ~ heklln ttr. Mtl few WH~s. Just look tor lflf •nnounc.ment~ Th1s Is our money •nd our OtglnillttOn we JhOuld u$eJtl' Tina Szata SASU Oetegalt ""' would to e..:rftttfl ro otlf Egrpr1•n lttiMdl 04Jt ,..,_JII'flfiPithy tw« tM ,.,. ., . " lt llifnQ OllhM P,.Jtdettt. Attwlr S.dtt lit WIJ ttvly I d«iiCirf(/ man. tJWot*d not only to ;.,_, PliOP'- but to 111 ,,. P«'Pit ol ltlt W'Ond HI Ww IM ""POtllrtet~ Ol PNU. lfld hll Ulfd Ill fl-11 Metgy IOWirdl rt~hzmt li'IIS pool PreJHJtnt Se<llt pave rht P«>P'- ol ,,,..,, Epypr ond rhe Wt><ld • lipM otl>opo. rhll II PGUIOie In lht Mlddlt E•lt WI muat ,.oce continue to 11nw. lot thlt comprthfnatve PHC» wttJCit p,.lldtnt s.~., 1111 begvn W• w~f not Mt llnltiC murtlt,.IJ Jttal our dre1m of ~c.' AI Prtstdtnt St<lll Jlid h1m1.tl, thll iJ not a ,.,,. bet- two men {S. dor ond s.QlnA bur IJ btiWHfJ IWO MUons A IN/ ,.ICt mu" outiNe 1t1 crNtota 'We moum thtfUUing ol• grelt man. lnd we ,,. D~fCIIN to '"- conht'lu,ng ol P/OCfiJ Wlt1Ch M hi I ~tt-J" lflt fJUnt o/ltll the,.," memory Thoo -~ IO< Zlonill Futtillmont ITEL£11) JSU HILLEL RHAPP rap ot,., UNn • ....-y ~and o.d.~~Uted In ret~ to your 8lfl;t0f,.l on Fr.uy. Saplem'* 24, /1/letl "Ciy Ptolet:IIOII " /t'o • ol,..,., 10 oppJorld P'Ofll• m• thor,_ ...wcw ro but too ,., "''1/1 rour ~tiOtt ol on. o1 ,,.. V'lt•t retowoet ol Urt-.lty comm_, ,,.,..,,&. t,. )'Oct..,, t,_ - - o/ POib/o<; S.r.ty. P.pgr Chlf>6<10s, SIN II rtlpottJ~ f01 tiHIJ>'W'UtrtiUOII 11-". IS ~~~ II tM tn«MI'HCI oltM RHAPP PtogntA. w-. rh·~~ ,,. O.,.rrmOtft or Public S.tery ond P.pgy Cillpados ll<ltlllfjr«<llll"*. Speci(ICat/y. RHAPP, ~·- Ho• A - oiKI,_,_ ,.,.,,.,., ortd ,,. Anti~ Tou More Sadat sympathies .,.._on -">gy lex tills F-- ,.,...., _,,. RHAPI'....,__ uoasnewr.- !Million lex thH ~...._..,,,_1M lloper/lltOtlt of PubliC S.lffy ,... - • W Ttw key p<Jr-111 RHAPP l'roglom .... non. Peogy~Wr R-Smge t,_ Latry~ SueOttns I.,.,,.,.. lltll I t"t tJt/Ntl&'i'tg ~·a &Y"fJNtl'l.,&. ,_. •n tn. Urttti<J Stet. . efWI ~''r our '~• '" ,.,..,_ br htMd,.ng 10 ltte Egypr1en fi4IOPJe end the , .... . ., of Pfesld«Jt Anw•r .,..Sed., Oflf moat /KOfouiKI con~ces.; me1 1111 toul ,.., "' ~ as d~ ,.,, t»nonel -rclllor ,..,. ~·,. uo oil ~>ope " - II. avtlllan Un,wMattr Student ' I \ �Washington Merry-go-round ., •• ~~ •ncome o1 wo.ooo for a ·~ By JACK ANDERSO N coupe to g.t ft<e mo&t bene:l•t ASH "'G10'< T... f'oni_. ...,..Od a Clatu<bong ' - ' 10 .,....._, -gon - I • thla ,eat NATO had gone 'O .,., wtlt't 1"'l"arww Pact and k>al FortwnaiMy, •t •U a ma.._•be44w'e . .,, t~f\1 or~ty"" OelenM o . p . " _ l _ l a t l lull,. re.uua ..-.rt so 1\a•t ti•J.-""Q tnat tM ~·Ia ,.,., con'IC)Ified tO detc;f be lhe W'hOlt IUpef<Ma. . u:eretM a '~ to the PI'Ht<tenl What p.athcularty bOlhet'ld tn.t P•Maoon ••• u,, .. Uncler the P'fedeter'"'ned cones·•~• o1 the computer Wlf gatnt. NATO locce& ..... o•..n W •n ad'llntasr.s I hey *Oiolld ~ hl•t In 1 , . ., !hOoting war Yet the WarMw Pact arrn ..l "'" won ft)e computet't.Lid tJ:efCIH c.tltecl 101 only COt'l't'ef\tlONI we&p04"1a 10 oe uMd N o nuc\Nr Wt~Npona •er• called up by t1t"-l sKII T"er• wat afWllhef unllkety ll$umcmon ted Cetf,tcatn On the otner f't.a"KK. fam from~ 1 SanK ~ th•t cant at ford o pour lnout.aNJs ot CIOftll~ tnto int: e.t.tates to pay taxes on the ..,,.,.., tney collllet l>ftO t"Ny ~ •lrld up t)I)'W'Q ""'GI'IIIy mote ca, es a.n the R•gan taa: cut •ouad u.... wou-10 ha~ ,,..,.. NATO • u ~ to tN-nta n cc.ntt t oetenw T""atM'\ibliatiol\..., -Kholtng """' .. '"" I "'ATO 10<th•" or 'OJVt ..,...... ot fa.te COI'l....,tiOfl•t wert..e: rtwtr ontr op """lea' - - • Th.ta meens ··-"' ~ ""tt\at a ••th A noc- b to butW oct'"" A.oaSia.,.- wet~ m Central A 115.000.. .,.., houteho'd. lor e•rnpil, wili PI)' l1 70 laS .. tPU f'IO• trt.at the AN;at~ CIAI t\ave lnlo eftect &tt they •0.,110 ha~ to p,ap 011 o.nterest ~that p.....ous.ty ••• notta11ed COI"~I'Of\41 fQIC. . woutd 11001' .nto 1 nuo-. holoca"l1 r... f'OII ~ nohor CCI- I _ , , , . hfll 01'( Of the new ltteal rear anG ltllt fNI'\& Pf-'dflnt Thls 'WOf'kS out to a Mt toss ot S6 Wetch on •11t«: S..,atot S l HayaUwa tRGao 1 ~ ooc.ded that ~·nv h•s C>Of!\IM/Ien...S alrHJty oone s.ne mao ling hl1 vo to-cs.le WII'S a waa.te o1 h4 ttaH s lttM So M mass·ma•led "'' 10M of lettefa to nit CaMomJI.n const•tuenta vs•nv an o4d t1a1 ThtM m~llton PtKM were retutlMd 10 Hayaklwa·a Wutungton offK:II as uftde1~"8fllblt E.,~ ~late RMOM'• nww ta.: ptart ~• !'0• •n tHect •• b betno etta<"1oed 11 a ••r tOf lht ue-. to The ttu • .., come \IP ...,,." a ptan to ~·encourage A!'Mifte-at'IIIO put th4ur taa teblltfl prn•~l a.a••nos W'lto aecounta Tnt hOPe •• tt>at lhf9 .. M M!'fp hotd down •nlltl.oll b1 t..-n hng spt:ndii\Q ANI g••e a lhot •n 1~ atrn to tSpieaguet ec:J llvlngl ano to.n lnl\th,Uona How..et congtentonal s.ar ,,. $1Yii'IQI pl.ln ..,,II 1110 fa'IOI U't r-en H&rt I ho1lt ••wt• Pent~t;on computeta. Thtt waa tt\11 all the N~TO tlhn rtsoondect lmmodlatety 10 tho TM a.enator a bhmde.• cos1 the IIXPI!)'etl suppos.ed Sovltl auatk on We• • Germany tn raaJ me. there would oroblb4y be at teatt aomt delay "' tnt All*' tespo~tH Th•• was )'O' anotheN big ••if • 1nvotveo TM computeta ..,.~• told to aaaumt that the ho5Hiitln t><<*t out on 1986, and thai N• TO naa -Lall yeat. the Ann'; orcteuKt aome aulo p.ar1a trom a fum 1n De~mark.. bul when lhe pant 1hey ~Nete.n't uP to Gtlndard They ~~~~re•• uuble onfy Of\ en.g•nes w1th metltc httlngs Thit. re..,, the Pentag0t1 ptaone•s Ofdttr~ more auto patls-trom the same finn Tt\e re~son. ll\e most ot the equ•pn•enl 11 hat l~ed IUt ln piKe O.n1s.h COfTipany SUbm•tted the toftst btd on II wtll NOJI> Ttle ttgui"IO" lhll foM'mlttttO lhtt lttat SAOO In •ntftfnt .ncc~n1o to be wHiten ofl no lof'OOr OAIIII ln•tf'~. I he htaSuf\' 0.11artm~1 will approve AU StvClf Coetllhcllftl Whl(:h wtlll WU1tlt IAIIJ)IJ'. .I 10 *"It Oil ()lfl Ol thft •f'H~t:•t - 1.2000 on totnt ttlu~ Sl 000 on andraael)' togo Even wOih ollthtM ass..., pitons go.ng I<>< IMconH.tc:l - Th•t'1Hn years •DO>. """'it reu~n• • But tht#t'l a Ulth TN AU Savtr Ctn,f.ciiM th•m. comtaanl•-•~fuc;hng 1n10 the tr.. NATO totcea ,.,.,, c.,.am.o ··ev the and ol oav Ave. aavs IM top_,., ' - ' ro the White HouM. Ihe Wa•••- Pect had peMirata<l paoli ... tiATO l"""ard - a l ael.nM posltoons On oav 18. '"" WtiUW Pact b1o1<a IIY""9b NATO'o raat Gel-.. lone and startec:II'Y'ICMnQ raptdty ftlt*ard Ftnallr~ IN war game was te""tNI.ct on Oly 2• *"*" 11~.000 .,,._ec; • oroup of US o•• Gult, Amooo and HUSky-leaHd oovernment-.ownecs 011 traer. oU tn. CaLfor"~ ooast NetM ct» ,. .,.. have ron out and the o.t hmts ate as.long Congress to e•tencl them f.., .MftiUXS from Olt-.pfOCiuclng star• atl pustung U'Mt plan If tMy are .-..stut. '"" ta.P<Iye<s could 10-. 5420 m•neon on the sl~ CJUI o• ••n onl,. lobo\; I 10 petc.ertt tf'toe af'rKK.Int 1011 TreaaUI)' batla a!lCI i'f"or"Mty ~rlo:tt c•lltl(:atea ""'il bnttg The onty .., , a Mlr"ecl c~~ CW'd come OU1 anead uncMr tnt "-19•" O'-.n WOt.ti<J biiO OutCf'l.._.. II .._,,, $8 000 WtOitt'l ot All SA•~• The C.hhcate• c:onorUStOna• a~IJIIt M) •t '1111 DYid l.t~ the City Beat Before the flood- NYPIRG on " 60 Minutes" By RICHARD CHON were torcec:11o ma~e a hard dec,swn on the monor Movor Mlchoel 0 laughlin 101 Hool<et Her you~va llnilhftd walchlng prote1slona1 f09tMII tnta Su.nCII)'. tum on "60 Mlnules" el 7 p.m (WIV8, Channol 4) and pr-ra 10 bt lldiiiOCI. That'a when the lnlamous Mike Wei lace and hi• CBS camera crow report on I hi dumping or to•~ Chemicals Into tn.o Nlagata Rlv.,. and hOw thOse Chemk.als are tlnoii\Q thtlr way Into our ddnklnQ wacer. Thl 1•-mlnuto, 35-MC:Ond ,.port. enuUed ..Don•t Go Near tht Water:· Ia bOvl\d to hive tremendous repe~cuuk»nt tt\flt onty natk)nal madla axooauro os capable ol -atlng Mel It build and today lhe1r green glas• headquartOf$ Is approacntno oomptetion '" ctown1own Niagara Falls.• a s much of a pubhc fix-cure 1here as the convtftlion c.nlet. tt\8 tounst shops or evt!!n V"e Falls themMI'f$1. But the ehern.caf industry in Niagara Falls n\1)' be fast approaching tn.e POint where. it Is dofng mote harm than good. Atler the ..eo Mlttutea" teP<N1 on ch.emk:als In the drinking watet, you can n.pect the tounsm lndusuy there 10 sutter Naturalty, the tax t~e.!lues wilt drop atao. ancs the pouuc.cans tn the Cataract C•ty wdl might CUI Un0<19h I... ""'""""nl ....... of chemtca1 dum~ng 11"111. fot one ruaon Of anotner, the loc:aj PrMI nu bMri • •t•th.CS ptO'iltf"'i) VI vou mogllt notna.. lltard too muon al>o4Jt ttoe Chemical ctumptng Ia Niagara ~truealtnCJustty tf'l A '*''" en.,.....,. Faits· ,_")' tQC)tM)fNC IIHII'ICI on II'* ch.mtUI industry Local papers. vrrrhO are,..,. aware of how m.nv )01>1 IhiS rnduJiry """'"'" In an otM!wrse economtcally ~elloel a<u (ana aro atoo ~~on 1M -osong <1011.,. _ . . . . , by II). 1\a. . hOStO<lcally lg-Od tueh preutf'lg envlrcwnentaJ ,,...,... preavm.abty lOt Uoo • common goocf' ollllt communi!}'. TM l.oYt Canal OIO<y had slmmofOCI IO< yta<l, toteraUy, bOIO<t baing - n Into a mo)Of madla event by a Iron! artlelt In 1M Now Vorl< Timo• SOmel>ow, IM Plflt>tel... g l - IM dump •••• by netloneJ •~poautt turned LCWe C&nal •nto a symbOl, 1 tocua ot 111antkH\ that '"" locat madla almply oouiOn't tiiO<a to lgnO<tBU1 even the Love C.nal catastraphe hltn't swayed any minds as to ttle uUlmate place or the chemical Industry in tha,Nioga ra Falls community. l.octl civic teaders. when confronted a few yeart back with Ihe Quet:tlon. ol whell>er Hoo4<Gt Chamleal anouiO buiiO their new corpot"•te holadquiJ ltulln NlaQi ra Falls. ~ a mesugo abOut I he tong-range..,,.,. olthe uncletstand 01 COUIM, a l~nguage they un the health h.azatd tn&IIS the l"r''ICM"t d•.ltufblno lmflolation of the 60 MW'Iut.es repon It & &oo eaf1y ID tell but the- cJt.tmteaJ con1amaM~tJon of the •we~ eoutct ptesent a grave .,.. ww:te 1'\!Nith h&tard. one that CXMitd c:onc;eo-.bly e l<\ena .,,,.,. ""'l' 1o lkoflalo ll\.$ B oasting about lhe nauonwlde notof.ety caused by SUCh a story ooan~t ma:ke '~~81"f mud'l sense. out tn uus ca"' It's tmportanl 10 ment;on the -'< ol Ull's Now YO<!< PlJtliiCl lnterOSI -arCh Group (NYPIAG) Chaple<, wllieh, along ""lh thOM at lkollalo State CoOepo anc Syracuse l.ttllvers.ty. produced the mass:we hNnn otUCI)' " - ' -.t~lch the "60 Minutas" repo!1 Is baMd. The stUd)' WU SU!MifVislld by UB graduate Wallet Hang, ..tto has executed "'"'liar proJect$ •n bOll\ LOng Island and Poughl<eepSle. r... stud)' Will be rer.ued pubhely thia Mondey, um.:t co COincide wtlh the ··60 Mlnules·• story. In the meantime, "Hang has dtelared a ··news embargo," and La refustng to at~rftnder any lntormatlon 10 the pras.s. Con laCled Tuesday In the New York NYPIAG ollie._ Htng said Ihe e -rgo waa moontto ensure that media reactto n wiU, be •!!eclively conc4H'IIrated •nd umely But ha Roten. or 60 MlnutH."" 'tllrhO QtOCIUC.O IM SlotV abOulll><t Hang otucly, did ohO<I aomo U'le •n~t Begun two aoo. '"' saudy waa financed by SUNY atloid~ I mandatory lees and rouncsauon Qtlnta In ua dratt !Ot"m, tM aludy la about two 1nc.hlt truck. an exhault••• and thoroughly ectentlii:C- report on It'll cr,emcat contamlnaUon In lhe nvet 60 ~ Inure•.. btfgan 'tiiOfk•ng on t~ 11ory y•••• ''G"' 0t1 •n F•bfuat)', and 1111 -..ay. M ~h WaiiiOI i)f\G IM CBS ~ocsue:Uon '"m cama to Ntaga•• Falls to &hoot soma him and conduct eome of Wallaea's patented high p,.aturt '"'.,.,....,.. The INUit II I .tOfy lhat Rosef\ tl htQ~y en.'hUS'&SltC lbol.ll It I I ,..,.,. IIT'I)OI"tlftl brOadcast"" Ao1"1n u•d We <hd a hem~ afTtOUJ'\t ol Mioq ,,._. a.hOOC•I"iJ AncJ thele were numetOut ooc ...tNntl.. MM.~rces and contumeti!Of'la tt\lt .... coutdrn 1.nctu6t 1ft tN ftnel rwport .. OM -V d•Siur1>ing IKIII>al - .......,c., CltSCio--""""' along"''" ll>o ,_.vtd loll\"'9 Olthe Hang atUCI)', "''Y patloally O>pll"' . , , tha ~~:.':.n~..-::.::~ the prob&Wn-• tl\tt ot au tnt enc:toent.~ of to:a:tc chem..-1 dutnptng llltl Hang dOCUmMIOd.one was concl\>etOCI Illegally ·Evatythlng thara QCMnG on •• legl1 No on 11 break•"Q the .,.., - . .10 Walttf H~ h4m.Mit vrrriff bl: on hand •n Noogara Fans Monday t o - '"" rloodgot. . ol miOn'l\lt~ tulfOVnc)U,.Qi thl •tOfY. JudQAnQ hom rthe enlormaUon th.at hal ltlkeG 04.n 10 far, and by NYPtRG'o onthustssllc pubjlclty campaign IO< Sunday's "60 Mlnutn" segment, tM ,., ..... ol tM Hang atudy next ~ Is an event that w 11t c:e.tt••nfy nave local repercvaalona. and covkj conc:..vably have soma national Import. AI *11h Wut Val.. y one LO'ie Ctnal. Wtllorn Nt w Yotll moy once again have tht ogponunitv to alloW the co'!ntf)' how no1 to run Ill lnctuatry. �-BEING HUMAN ... BEING G A Y A Special Sfrvice · SUNDAY. OCT. 11 . 11 am UNITARIAN-UNIVERSA.LIST CHURCH ives un-average ride ~------------:'"- West Ferry St. at Elmwood GUEST SPEAKER: Rev. Doug Strong All Souls Unitarian Church. Auguta. .,._ II) ntfDERJ CK E. PARX Spttt"'m SJqfJ w,.,~ II )OU ha\~ ntt nddtn a BJudhrd bu. tb... r>v pre>babl) loa-. t""""'t<rtd lilt Rn-ntlld R. IWicloiplo- ollllc - " ' popular clmtn 1.1 L'l Oo l'ld< .... ~ llaodolpb on< "'" ·~ an"hlna bur an .. .,.... bus nc!<. In a lllUibOn •btrt motl bvi n.a.... ., ·-bon clrr...,> llat< and t'\IIK tbnr JOb<, R.wdolrb .... madt .... da~ and nob oa hit""' ,_. Qjoyablt. A clrnn lor Blutl:lord GIICt 1-9'!1, k ha> ~ o •uclnl•' lo)al lol~oo<ont or ran• am..na bolb ;rucl<nrs and non-<rudrnll around VB ~ hrk ndrna hu bu> C>nt c.u «P«ltO Sit bad and ..10) tbc l'ld<andbc--Oitbc IJmtlr) Randol¥'-'• antJa, rrom <Cftled~ 1o rth&JOII\ bltumc>- •hod! rana• StucknlJ ba-..c \lr&ouJ tc&lODt lor lrlana him. VB llucltnt, Kn111 ~Uill&id, "I hlt alltbooc: J.i&J» be llu," rdcmrra 10 lllc - · ..told> art _..s oa 11>< claolror Raodolplr'1 bus. Ht ara~co 1M "'llS hrnudl and lhty contarn ouch pl<uanlrrts •• "Smrk Cod l.<h <> You " Durin& tht frnal ...... pcnod ... has .. hkh '"" " G.r.l W. You Oa Your ~-" .. 11 .-.cd aboul lhf ...... Ra:..ct •.trh Wid. ••1 like t.0 pu1 up a dllltrtnt ........(~') <rn"tl Som• llud<niJ look r.,...,-d 10 lptalrc llan• and ..t .mt 10 pu1 111mr up. ~ •raa caa At maay •orclo." Otlla • .,.,.., lliCh .. Spauldrlll RA Jolla Latt"n· <OIO) hi> " 'IIY ranarb. "I loltlllc " '" ht ..,. ad lite • r...~, and Itt 110m< ftnlunm on," k sold "Otlla but rlri<'erJ ju" ycll al you : ~:::w~~: ~·" you '"'f< Whar ..ted wby Ill<) thoqh1 ~x ~.hrsr.- bus dn<m a lou 10 t1plam ....... tht -...at rhtnomt_,, ~ .........., u "'"' IUs penonahl)- •hich is unlqut and this i s - or lht conurbutina lll<'lors 10 Ius 1h11 pop•llallly. by Mickey Spillane Randolpb •-as UNW"< of the , . . _ behond his populanty. "I doo't l.aow, I'm JUil doina mr )Ob," h< nottd. I tike peOple and I k:no.., •htt il's lilt to bt •~-a)' from home. I mow •hal rl'l hl< 10 b< homtsic~ . I - . t 10 hclp poop~< b< "-PPY and k""" thai til< os btauurul. ~ fOf •lirl1..u · - lbal cu 01 caa'1 b< liSted u ........ 1bai :nrc>nw R Rudolph is lllll'<rSally liitd by his l<llow dri\m. Whtn wtd tr ht had ..,, com(llamu about aay or tht studenr• or ocbcr UP«lt or ho )Ob, b< rtpbtd, "No. Ill)' to~ aJoaa •nh "-..yooo. Ill) 10 lauah off any ~u I ba•~ •uh propk, I lilt the Mall run bar bttauoc I mt<t more prople on it.•• IWiclolpb 11u a meuaac ror 1loo&t ..too do 1101 lido hi> bu><s: "Tdl <bcco life io btauui\JI, hit" wonh u..,.._ 1 thml or poop~< Wllh ty<1 •bo caD't!W, propk wllh kp •bo caft'l walk and I <hank Ood tha< I'm alivt and hc:oltby. kJtko PIIINTIIIC ANO COPTIIIII CENTEIIS • SUPER FAST PRINTING QUICK COPY ___ ,.. .... KJII . . . . . . . ..._ -·................. J1ll ........ UWII' �VolurM 1 Number I Fot the WM4t ol Oetober T o anyont '" thlt coufltty bom ductng ot after WW II, you mutt, ..,.,.,.,,., IN/I he pow., tully ~·••l"t elfeett ol tht 1~ phenomenon (J)Ot) cultural e-.pJosiOn} known alm~y 11 rock &. rOll And here. with 1882 nearly upon us. the direction lhla mua'c hit taken 11 •• 'f'tsk)nlest 11 It could be llmllle11 lndlllorooee . .111n wllh a spin of lhe r-.:110 dial One SMkl altemeuvet lXII tht eHona raf81y measure the fltutta. And lhe impeel ol eaeh muolclll OCC\Irt-nce 11 mlmmal a nd IPP"tl eonsttuet•v• only • •thtn Ita o• n • Mtf44KV•ng framt>NOtk If you ...., IMI your roet & r011 Mart s'o• ~ng down. G'"'' a OQOd. 1\ard r•sten to Jl $11\Qtng •T'IIrilt &. Sho~o~t • 11J0u91'tta MHn<HII,-_a a tNt~•• -. ltd blmdtr t""-Y tumb¥ • on UUI dl)' 10 remember ... ~15 �By Jim B-ogan Butfalo·a Tom Sua non 11 1 ... ~-up WOt'.._.O In <:lube aU O¥el tl'lt comecs••n ... naa counlry tnc•udlnQ ua Vegll II\ lmpoflll'lt att PO'no atone to nallonafl...,. tn petton.. Stratton •• 1 • tO stack ol '*~• ~., n.&l two• n ""'' ,...,, and ..,..,, tf'l•cA ..,.. OI.AUIS Ht11lt.IQv'Ctly. IWI'bly ~I tom Of'f ~·NttONI IO _ .... h u - ...... 0,..., up ~~ttO , . CCM't\afll ' liaS a IOOC~• "'"'' 1110<111\. canrtnt a loUC)C)ty 1tn a ..""., cue I~ An~n .,.."91&110<1 •• ollen ~td 1 __.,,.,._. SU•tton OOf\..,.....,.. g-.- ..... o.., cattoel Son o· &!loiO Cltopt '"""" II I C04 ..ChCM, ot ()MI 01~ canoon•. the torm Stratton ta•ota AtiO tnc.h;ded attiCIN *'' lhtM .non In the h'llroctucuon 10 Son o ' 8ull1to ClllpJ. Str,uon wt"ea, •·1 60 ~no.ed lt~e our erea and neve h"f'd here, by ChOlet, for o••r aht\Mn ,..,,, ' Suauon conaj6trt hlmHII a big Bulltlo '"" ond ~er•• ot tht c.anOOfls m hil bOOk taking a loolng pot.a at llultato T.... o are JOI\Itt aboul l:hiCMtl •lnga alld _,...., ....~. alld ha ment1on1 tne 81111 •"d tht S&bl•• H. ,..,,_ ••• r.J••"D Ptouo -~· col long 11 • I "QOO<I c.onctpl ... but he dOt 4KSM•1 , . .• growtng tJof.cl 'lllrilt\ '' T.. """* _.u,. "' ,..StrattOI' -~ ,•..,. the to•uds ttle lo\.t$ FRIDAY & SATURDAY lblvtO He 1110 f•k• C)UN bvt defends h•mMft by N'f'ng 1 trunlt. puns ata a 'f'lhd torrn of humor 1 NIGHTS! lh'"' danvo• ~s ...._you oo too many .. ........ Call 855-8943 tor reservations StrattO'\ f.C.•eG ~ Ha•ntftO arl at U 8 Mt auenoea ClllflnQ the tate lll}:t'" and can ,.,.,...._. 1n YOUR LD ALBUMS ARE WORTH CASH! AT RECORD 1lEATRE I I "''neG' ro br-eD _,_,..,...,., Sttatt""' a.s ............ ptHJ~-· 11\fg&LWlCkld•""' N•ttotaar Ul'lltOOOII ...-: nt. S.runt., E- "91'1>6! About t\ • ca.,...,, Suatklrt ....,._ .,... 'lfiiiOf'k~:t~t-one or '""other .. He 0011 ,....... good c:hai'ICI ot _,g-CiriOCf F..n-. •hi<-" appea"..,., ntunoi.1 ....... - TOM Str1t1011 .. 11110 a MUD WRESTLING n.. ,.,,, ....,...., a..- · C)U~l."*S '" m8Qiltnel . . fjJ.,. . . 11 ~.~, • Otgfll a"'CC Ho~ar#fl tie "'' rt~Cet~llr ~~~~flO 1 b006I: & ~ hao .. AhO< college, suauon OOt • Botl\ - · U)• .............. VOoftO IO go -•hate " 5N ,._ tiiMft .. orhno to ge~ """' on r,. canoon••• WN>M WOfliL Ma bMn GARY SMITH volat1,. dau u 8 r-outer toe but tM•Gned a her t*O ~"• to dttfote tumseu to r-. W'fd""Q Fouwnatwy. corrwtl11 ,, .,,0 • ..,....._ Itt • """" ht NJ'S SlriUOf\ OC*ft* rua ~• "''"' • ..... ot lhOt\ to'-M hl(..f\ •• fin nol Nldy 1 ltanck~P - +DUBELS + ~"0 g a&Ad I CO\Ipfe Ollltna 8ut he adds. I wun•t a r.O.J 0 , enylhtng tie graduated 1rt 1Q68 .,,,h • ~. . In an "••tory lf\0 con•~• hll c.la.u '"-··moat - - , • .,.,.,. Holma"'g., ,.....,, SJ>o• LOcally .... fttOhl II Mult.ga"·a He~­ ln. .,.,. •• S.r&Hd•r u •• •on I be tu-"' • settes. "'9"' o• llfttt t1 llfnckoP corn ... Thay'll be oe>u>g •"·••· too A mvx#Qh h11 fatner ''a OuaNM St,.tton hal rno•ed a•ay trom cwoanl.lea r&lig~ -rm an indtvlduahll~ he uys .. U you1e a niCe guy rov•re going tom..... u .. He adda. · Too many peopte are Kl'tWid up by re Ugton Becauu so much ot the 1 ent«tatnment bus~•• 15 centered in Celllom1a. Sua non could po. .lbty help 1111 car- by mewing there 84.11 he refu&e~. " I rNIIy hlle Los Angelos - he HYI One Of lha ariiCIH In n.. boo+. Is a c.eretut d4.secuon of 1t'lt• ~la r c.tt• wtuc:h StritlOt\ d•fllkol lo$ MOefM. Sa'\ FtlnolfCO, anoll.as Vegas 0..0•11 htS a~ he r-..l~ lft tMg C1t!IK 811 llfnpotfl"l to hiS carHr ~ rnam P«iiOChe assautls on them out onty 10 pertorm. and M always U"V"H as IOOfiU~ The fl'laM'\ fiMCW'I he lf\l.&al5 Otl &t.IJli''D lin ·~ Bu·ftak) a!U .. for f'.. flt!hl)' t11 00.. not War'lt to eng·-'""' !hem from· tllo ~·• and tlloy . . . . . . _ oonhonloel by lhe ponlt>illty 11\at . . COUld halO I I ' S - by ..... 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Mass Market v Style 116- ntinental ~FRANKL!~ STREET OUFF'ALO N .Y . 17 161 842·1292 THErHOM EoF _ _ _ _ By Kevin Anterllno f"4a, .oc\·' ZAP/ Urtllld/20 d•yl' STIFF my Sill uti lrN~ 1$tJ't worth • .,,,. oc\· ,o 11/wQa..<t t COiJkJit'l ltltiCI • I .mal• Uy. s·\· hefO 10 tMI, there and ~use he wanted to be thefe 'n the fi1at otace. The Braut~gan 'a dtiCitpUon of en workt does not ....., tneke a 401 ot lm"""""l PfOipocto,.a OiOI)' prou unoo. he Ia romoncltng ut, ""' might ...J -"" tor h i s O'oltfl'lh<IIQ .nn be all right of you -a<;latlon ot hoa own -'<. "Hit edmot ~aln things wtH . . _ . <>< diary ~· v.rHten In a mWror..f1ke not happen, tegardtess PION thol II OllnUitar-..tly Tho li!OIW)I l<><m rt lakoo 10 tho ond aoc>hilltlcotod ond sequitur aspect a ot " Mill< I<>< the Dock" by Alohord 8rauHgan H uddled'" leffOf, I llllt'Hied out the <Sratt alone In Platt&bf.Hgh. Cumbo< lind S«y, and lolonlrNI during li>e "'lndlng clown ol the V..tnam war wll'll r.-dtng the ~l•llled ecstuona of Ak:hord llrOU1'9M'I booU. Tlllngt htcl dlsiotegrated to ouch o ,..., of ond .,_.. thot humor ••-1 -on• non "'*' ,.llacto a gontlo humot ond orony ngttta otsett ot tl'le lost He aaw 1"'- leftd H't htl own way_ ' RtCI'IatCI tounds qutte a tw1 ~~ ~.the ma., ettw.ater• '" Stautloar\'a I lew Olhef wriletl, WU '*"--I ~d C.tlt it at OM POt"'l-11 offMI by an ~nny de¥.-,_,.. Ju11 U IOC.. fnl.laaC appNIS to tem•ndecS me that I, aa an autonomous •nciMduel. Mve totne control OWf wnatl\aPPflr't 10 tne. 1 am nol a t ....-.on wnage: or a .UUIIiC. I - not lOy BrouUgoo changed my 111., 1M he ot lolllt made Ito loUie moteloe.roble. Allhe lim.. I !nought 10ri011t llttttatura ended w\th Pound end Ekot and lllot _,,.._..., Wfh•• lltw Blauttgan, Kewy, cw Vonnegut .,.,• .atnet,lng efM OIIOQ41he<-IIOI - · tnougtl to oommanc1 my lull ollonllon, bul not qu1te me,. enltrtafnMent. I first PICked up Trout F/011/rtg In ot the pn>mpllng ol o Am•,.. roommate .mo wu maJoring In OOCAOtogy or onlllropology or oom• clomn thing. II ill ,,.... lhol Brlutloon Ia lnltr"rtno u a aoc:llt phenomenon-he becOIM POPular at a tlmo ..non people needed lnaplrotlon to 1941ow their own oonvlcllons. Hll wrttlng aupp0<1a on ottllude of Qulot dl-lonco. Not,qjthatoncllng, my oonOOPIIon anat time ol lhe,.tura 11 something not easy to read, the problem I conUnued to ho¥0 with Broutlgon hod _,.thing to do with my_,,..., need 10 ctaulfy. Btautlgan's ,_.I dlaPIOl8 ond atorleo, on oocaalon ond to -..ylng deg..a, - m llu -s. _ . . . - bl•-•-llke 11n1e ......... ..n11e "'~_,no lite. peomain WIJIIN\ 04hor poatl wrfto lncletermOia~ Thlo form, .,._1'"0 hcUons, ta wna1 I beliwe to be arauuoan..... 01....... stref'g11\ ••• ......... 1- ; - tt>e l~· _....., on reading air of Bnwl)9on'o earlw -'<a in prou Mel poatry It WIS Wfth gtOOI u.p.dation thot I opened Tire roltyo-lolonllno U.pr•u tto.r. I -...s. -.tel t>e • - to mo SM'8f'lll yMra tater. would tnt rtat recont Brlutlgan I COUld lind ho¥0 anything IO ooy IO THE ENEMIES fntercourae and defecataon u cutt. Ol.her COOU.: •~ ) was a necn&.~ty tor aut¥t.aJ Brautagan .. W1t. along •th thai of tn~··mlnd.....,.... .. - •ho c1o not tllto to '"'"" paper mtnuse The in¢wkklaJ has a cen..n amowu ol po....- rr he ~ "'' •n tt'Mt most ~ ••Y· Thef• are anlt unguarcteo borders a.nd a Vlri(III)C1f ro acape tO, II onrv itll M .m.gonatk)n. All ,ou need 11 a ,..,, a. CcMetNn $(0\'e:. fiSI'Wng a .,.,, ha,d, and ju:ll " wOf)" ~- fOf the ttrntones. He 11 ._.penmenta11n the mall marbl "'* wntlng _,..,, jwt B.auligan'o :..ny DRAFT 50C SCREWS AND MARYS 75C gNr ~ a.a toctc atM:S '-'1., wr•hno bitt the val"" o1 ~HX t=D DHINKS 2 FOH ' I liE PRICE OF I TILl. i\II ONIGHT eyo !tado'- ' " ' ·oltM • - • of "'*"' alao .. -" CELIBATES BtiiWQ,an uerna '•rmtv &n the - . .-'""""clo _ · - · -noc ••• ,~tor I•U 10 writ .. 00 8nJUI'90n hu - 0 1 ""-'hoM- dO no< •\a to,_ Tllltlo nolto ooy th., "" _..,.,.,.., lly rellocls T•otn •llh !he llddlt__, J- oom. tnnuen~• of Sc>-. Ed Gtoucho M . . . M e l - CleeiOy lutldng tn the bKI<gtouna Ho Ia H\lel<-.y .,-..,.. a~e< he 111 out -·wore :;:.~~~..~~= 7: publ/ahed by the pretllgiOUI -lou• Four S..aona edrlod by Oonatcl Alton, an Fo~Utdatlon, tmpona.nt rtgure In contempcxary Amartcan POOl I)' \.a lor lhey wore Pioked up Dy the mainstream IXIbllahlng lndullty, giving otronglh Of hiS Wfding f1u In Wl\el he~~ with Whol Ill!! hal In lhe I)Of)llt.r mind and In the statttmettll o1 preu retease writars, Rlctwd B<oulioon tvokeo the • ..,.. ol the 1960s. But I think l>lt dlnldant oharm hat a curroncy 8rauUgan man market euccess. not deoendetlt on nosta.JOCa, lame and IO<Iuno Hola one ot tile tow ..~,.,. t flu who hoo boot> able to on lOy tht boll ot both upec;latl)r now lhat - -"'·· liTE ' CLICHES aex~ beeline mew• 11\an a o·~~ u at NEW WAVE I IIIII loti ..1)' good liter oomplollng a 8routlgan - . 8u1 tor olllht hllertty, Brauuoon Ia alao writing aboUt conlfot and PO-. dallnlng thO tow lhlngo In lilt on Individual hOI controlovt~t. Tho lncOdonll goliiQ by tJM llaahe-. or tb dlaly .,,~.. lo the unlftltlated,.,. unitlOll rulsl the oumblng present. need to bOredO<n ol tho Rlchord8rout'90n wiH grve o -try roodlng on Sunday, Ocro110r 11, 2 p.m. or tho AJIKiflhN<nor All Goi/Vf. Tile ,.odlngta aporrsOiod Dy Black MountoiD Colt-/~ ond rho Gray Cllak ol-try and letlett ollhe Engl1$h OapMimotll, ., c,_.,lon ""'h 111• A!brigltt< Knox Art GoUery. --------------~ Does Your Club Need: SUk·Saeen Printing on T-Shirts or Glassware If so,tbe:n call for --== J:"JtSl''.::__ Reliable lr Reasonable Service • lmpon and Dtvr-* Rodl • Hltw Woo.. • PloQIIIossh• Po.eggoe • Coln@dy • Sounc:lnoOO. • eMf 1.000.000 used obJms bought. sold and noded 3ince 1975. • Dunons. Slldlecs. Polches. Pins. T-Shins. Rodl Cops. Americoo & llritish """'* MogozJnes. Play it Atlal•• ..,. 1115 ELMWOOD AT FOAEST·883-0330 me. The main choract• In tho Is Ak:hard, ..no by hla own edmillllon locka "like a Iedlng mkldt...ged htpp~." acoomponled by his Imagination thot him "'"'loa ,andoct\ty from Montana to San Francleco to Tokyo and bock again. In mOfOy tii!Ofl Choplars. hi rumtnates on C&llfornla •• a time OUI tO go trout ll&hlng, dopk:ta alcohol u a paatlme and hAngov.t"a • an art, tayohla rtp~~latlon aa o eo. CUUU.fll SymbOl, 111<.11 • Friday, t Octobof 11et . 1llo --1101-.9 �Isaac Stem with the BPO: A violin slonn dissipalts _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ by M h"al .,.,tt\ a~ fNl oetC)IIytnQ the -om·oteoturecl oolooot. •OOO~IIt IIUC Ut'1011-.rnatet, tor the aud ..nce. U IS a \IN1UIIIO Qtf'C4 In lhe *Ofll lott\M Of •..._ wcwo aft ttci\NQut attt1 oo tmOIIOf\ D\;nng tf'l.e t•tlt hlfO mo-t_......l. ~a Uy,lhefe ... a..u• tntwpter bet..een tN orc:h•u• encs Slim Gratt1eo thla .-.. aa ~ liM' aOIOit.t·a '"""" v••"''tho .....,.., poonly ot _,...,..,,o.,.,.....,t....,l•o:ll,otwhocfl n.. Bultolo ""'"*"""""Or"""'"' (81'0) G!Jened Ill 461h _ _ . t o " - - ar.. ot lou!t 11 tho Pllra aceomc>~IIM>enl twtfMSay and hJii •su. ...,J..., ....... • • • ~ llfltst. 1n tho paot .,.., ht hll quote lho "'".. p10)>"9t~ng ...wcaa 1ft Paha.. ...,. . attet O.t'l-. -"'GOG P8$and '*"11"''""'toct""'Y, 11 "''''' "'"' .-tQon 1111 M f'ut~s. Ptllf'tiO out tf'QIIr'll thlo peoe& ol .....u.,- '"..... ram.,.,., .,.. ,~. a nd~ Tlle ma" "-" _ _ T_ _ _ b)' _,._,oii'OIIO<I>OodM4-Ioosl a ...,._., p o r t - . ouno..vo tho •.,._.mo . .~, •u mUCib tnOte ~.._ fl not ~"to ,..... up tot W't\at ..,. *•• .., eoeoc but ui\I0¥0f,Mg perform.nce INQIIt ho.. t.tt., g,,., tt.. an ...a a d\MGe to ,.. ....., , _ ......,. - t ....... btH•f Gemonatrat• hit tebted ranoe Kf> ceoa_,ntr thOwwJ f'IO IIQ"'I of _ . . , . . . dutl"9 hll pert..,.....,.. of tho F""""'ltty !hoRuol4. BPO. u..,. '"" t>a:lon ot fon'n Jbe GlfiCIUf Ju~UI o-ak VIOt•n Conu<to 111 A -· I -.agoroua P*A wnc wowkt ....,. ••'• •jJlieG to ,_.. Sterf'l 1 tempe~..,...t Of'O'"· .,.._<.a ·ongM•tlly wulllft ••• 1010 t»ao•n u-p for what ....... '*"'""'~' pwce becem• merit, •"'' wNn to thlloi)<OOOI1But tho tonao _ . , ol '"' .......... Mo!llortS,._y_I IIIO .. oto< wu a ma•tertwl perlormenc.e u~ tM Do«.. p . - U II a cNIWnQ"''I INoll~l __ unl<atloe....-10 ......... *'" .. ..... , .... ,.. be>ro.'ftV.,- ...-you ... Sl... . . - I d l y hoi • ,.,,.,. Tho II'MII w~h _ , IM IN>rt. atody tnv.t.IC..._"'· .,, Stom 11 P<O-tl)' -•t.nt ... lOth tM .ortd·e mo1t ac:d.U"'Wd Vatiahon.& on W&l WI hne O*OQf~ got off to a 5ha ..y a.tett ••th ao ~tral lffl"g«nenl 01 Ownes Jves-' - _,.,.,.._oroc~.--· "'""" i.nterpttllf~ n.. ,.,.. """'~· .... Der1cxtbtd .n a ~ ~' rneniW '"'"' tt tt&UM tor 1M wotk .,...• •,. to a c:oi'OI'1 t«<dccton s.mAarfr. l"t: "'-~ btl I''• lNnl -··~"'11'_,.,.!1...,1'­ . . . be.l~ wtwn:MJ' llld moctr.•r ~ -thl\1·--"'"""""' An lif' •• •• ..,_., • tll'e op.n nob tt• P'h•ahlttnOrW<. It yov'te ,...,.. to the arM or • TU~t W'hQ fta_s,n t pteviOUSJr IY&i'ecl of ~ of S~UaiO·a cVttvr61 }'OIM. . .f UNS.Uf... you ov.e It to )'OV(M't to •nflf'od nelt1 t•mt- atO&Jnd W•th 61~t d46COO"I6 awaltlablt, tKJ• can )'® r•I~~N? Feminist comic Tyler spoofs modem mores in Buffalo By 0.1rclre M art1n memben ol tne au<hence 10 m•ke a potn• r~te ar. a h1w paopte llfJfiO can diiCull politJa. homo~oellualtty rcUo)On. or '•"'·'~ oppr••~ tnteWountl~ Theio are e;.en te~r Vtho ,.,. ab4e 10 do 10 al\d mal«t IlK a qiJftUon Of go tnto a )O+.e-and there wa1 nf'¥et any hftftancy.on I he part of thoa• c:no.en While 1hao expecled there to l)e a preoon"nantly lt~m.att ctowd, ttlere wa11 lu.rprts•nGI)' taroe oumt>e:r of men 1n other-s laugh. Femtn•ll cornOdrtnnt attonoance ~n Ma. T)<IOf too~ c;omp'ett commetae ot ttle Tyler •• c.apable ot both, and her OctObllf 4th periOtmance It I he Centtr Theatre ••• • reftHhlng renHndet that temaM-otttrHOCS humcH "Met not be •U-dtPI.C.tlng Tyler ia no ne~r to t•tMr comedy Of sc.eoe. lemtnlsm H" hi.-(Ky '" tnteJet.Uf'\Q a• " " 15 tntrtg\HnQ In 1860. It a CltiG ball~ Mlnt\I.U.an. &ht wu .,-rested 11 a lema•• tmper&Of'UitOf •lort.G wrth fort)' tour men $ht and,..., tormer comeot pari~~«, Pal ~nt.&on manag.o tOPttform the only ant• war s.hO* tn '1-etnam. tnt.,.ttno'Y .--ough, was bart 1ave tor • stool artd 1 rocllntng coueh bOth Hilly transformed into neces.•ary Pf'OP'& •hf!ft the lim& cam• She -.atn'I4'!G liP w1tn 1 trw subue barbe at tM c;ouple an tM W'h1te Hov..e- ·trw O.,.. t,ic. 1\en and BartH .. U She attecuonatef"; c.~~lteG them-a'td sPQIY!o tftth~ill•tk.iklfy Of Nancy "-aan·a AfhtN-tht Act•on Pfogtam ·Lad.u A.Si"'"'" women • T l..., '-'the ...,,. ~lot ••prQ9fesaive"' ~--••-· ""'-· •"" COII'IIM; a..,.-•s tnOI.Ided-oetore oeat-o VrrJI" Uus ••s ana"'OCC thftH.IQh the USO. the '"""""' 10< -TyteraNIHotnoon uno -1''\ -t Got My Man-m m""l UQrt.a.. loget.twf tloey - I 01\ to c:u\ 1-t-061 o - . ' t•o• --u rn "-bor A5 , _ ""'"· - TJ»er t~na ...,. out '" t~l• force al tht Center lh.Nue on Sunday ntght, wtHtr• the eomedlenne played to a nur tuN capac:ny c:towd-a twely. apputc4&H••· parttcfpltOfY etowd 111 tho!. Tylor flaquanlly 11"11~1 out 8EGI'NHER OR AOVANC(O - _,_..,.us TMM magazine.. II he,t ;ot matned "'1'lle ""'oad•ng of tht taat cleo;erty ted to a Slqu.. through Wll<ch the <ommocloenno nod the Coli • abeut thl..,. a a ~~,...._tnelludll,..ro-.nd CIQiri'1DIIIN..Go....,.,.,...~-"CC-........,..IortllllgiDit .,....l'lltt'd U w With.~ • dlillla tour houra. &tV. """ ......- . " " " - lam ....... ol bfilliant Trttf gawe I'* own aooount of 1M «~.hre Nltrvtty tW, ~· • ''" God's- promise 10 Joupn thai he ..can be on the~ o1 P'IO 10 ~ frOm New Yor\,. tOOft\. ~ 1t10 t~ ~,..WIIO,........,.InQ tn. nlll"t *I)' I r,._.. ' Dttncs ot I'! ..mot i& com~ able to tf\llt ot tN ltle L.enl'l,. II liCe Both t.~hii.Zecl no..l ~tO IOpcl! $UCjedl Ot.tt IS Tyler t•pla•ned 10 tt>.a wntar, theta art '""'-'tnt dd*~ 8UICt bet~e'f'td"' the Sfl1era..• it-. rehec:ted E.,..ntuafty It ti.Kf'led 11ound and '*"'-t .,...,. ttO llh•"*'S •tJo..n the •• *' $JStem she ••• a '"* ...... ......,.m•~~ lftV$ ~.,__.r.ro t-to,.....,. lt* ~""~that •t ... COtrWCHan vre• honOc to 0t comoa'*' to ~• As ,,.. .,.,.no '"•"..,· gene~a,.tte~ •.,eo s.pec.hcs Aoben T)'ltr o.c.o.· 1~ N'f'lpOrt&nee ot coahuon poithc:t- •'1'101 W•t•n ,_.._. YOI'k-. pan oe ...-.--e.g lOUt 1M. doit'O fOf the l'il• ........lUll -lflliNAM\ Her h~~uon as lhre .... tt. JS to • P'UG lew tf\C! pot ftC I oC t"- f~o~t.wre .. HAM ta. prMMINr cornmfttoG to bullclonQ o - . u c aooa •., ~ W\ Amlnca 1'her h.aO. !AIIIo Ml ""wotho ~of the C..Otor T'heatrt. " dtd ethel •.-na"'-''t, 10e1• IQ ~ 1><00<- OtQOfiiUl-• All IhiM va.-.oua QfOUJIIfl were there to ".'.t-_ty_ - ,.,. -*"--·· vor- _ , ""ttoerrOOI\Sln_..._.,... G'"'"9 _ .•• c : l l a - 1 0 - .,..,._., OOOid-o - . , Tyte< ftfloo I maNOIJot!IO Qlt Ilona aOCI - - ol -*I$ ... _,...., b)' the COUI'\11-~nQ 1 w6ma11, 1 .._..,_, thin OJoPIIInocl, • om gloG to bO alllhooe I MOll I , onol !m good I M able to 00 -~ I '*"'*'"'"' ...., or..,_ rn u_s ~ "'-'Y. • ~ • • . , ome to mae a1 ~ w. 4iloart .1M. 31. _,.. ,.,_, Ntta 1, 1M2. AJU.Y ACC'ft(D. !TEI>.A ........ ol ...... a.-~ ror tutlntonnalion 1-800-253-g(q or II Iott i - 1oM '--U.. call14~2$&1 Coltec:LI We are looking gor Plasma donors for a Plasmapheresis Program If you would like to apply please call 688-2716 1331 North Forest - Suite 110 WUiiamsvUie, NY- Call 9:00a.m.- 4:00p.m. .., . ........ . •~ an•tomr all ~1\lefecl wt\h tllCH shafp priCAIIOn But htt fottl hM tn 'h. UMimeflt ot tM top.c of homoMJtuatty-her 0'4'11 •• well .as gay cull uta u a whOJ• It Ia rM)\ 1 ta'- ..,bjoct. on4 Tylor-. ""t 00 any r;===ATTENTION MALES~=='! Earn $100 per month extra money - •trtsMd OC»PftM'On lht tDUst Ieee d a )f)' on 11::1,. 2«2 E. Collw S .E. Groncl Rapjcb, Nlc:IIIQOn 48508 (II PYogrM\ ol Trinity Chtit u.n Cofteoe) 1~,.......,·~~~)n' ·'f~oAo~:·~ol>W f f • ·, ; ~ ,, ~ to\ I \- pol 11cs •• a call to action fOf polital4y m•n6ed conc8'ft"led N\d•.,lduats o.c•ar•ng I~! tho ME rno.OSierocl.- buSing. lhe paint of tMI\Igt HWaHt)l. and tt..-efl maniiQ'Id to poke f~ It thl mala SEMESTER IN SPAIN (Ill Mlcfl. t..ennr 8n~Ce "' ~dOwn ov CALL TOLL FREE Sl\1 ChON to eottelucte the ahOw with • MIIOUIIID. c•Hno \M ose or rfo"t·w. ng rauec1 .-gaU'&t oop-•..•• ac;ftOCM 't"tml .... ~....... tDin t. 'leN~ ~ tn.w:lin . . be antwtt-.ao OIIIPOtl"""* not IYIIiotltltl in • US ~ SundwO· tnd ~~ lhow our studlnct' ~ .._ ti4*V to ll\ldll'tq ~m1c:a1 .,. ttl•"'• to be reveffld. not abhOn'ed II)C)II-t•I'\Gt.,.,.. .,-, ~hOIQgy .... nyat•la The ...n1ng·1 htgft potnta occurred'" HQ~. artd wttfe ab5olutety molt pert. tht utad tt\em . . a veh•cte to deClare 'PfOu<lly that .ahe wu gay, and that Nt paat 11 w..l •• ptQenl. thOUgh and ope-n one t5, a'Jd noont attN Centtr TN,atre tMmed tn the...._.. Oil t.IPM\ Tl\e Mol,.. .._lnto an •~ tn c:h•kl 1t70·a ......... •'"""' 10.... alieni n•gtu' '" UPQ" Chr••UNS £'tl htevttW~l7 Y. . Ofllf'IIIYe'? 1 suPQOH rc deptt)c1a on hOw swogreur.. QU-. crec:t.t. entlllled, AJ-•r--A BrM~tntld. ,.,.,.,. A Groom. atte1 a fortt100m lng atbvm wtll be reteaMG In MarCh 1 avotd any conuo,•s)' riOfglo•lll!On ot 1M pooreu•.e ~~t the AiO"t '' oroantDng to luU u. 10 Qtt ut. • Thaa wat no avrcw•M. ••r\Ct T~._ .• "'m.ak•ne .no.~ ~ory ~~'~eM •n ot 1 ....._. '"""" • w..,....-c......,)' executed. II and up c:omedt. e...pert•ti•I'Nd and ~ -lh.at On het own, Tyter wot lo'IJI!'f _......, , entlwl'«< Rol>on tptera ....,..,__ H« !0< ttoe oroonaotron olttoe H- Z•JIIKOOO onM -CloniC: .,,.. wao --vr> to c:llapiOI ol ltoe Hot - Orgonll.t .... ol l!at\olorm . _ lhf , _ . IOITIII•OI SUI>;ect Ol Women (HOWl. 0 t H ' - - - ciOnnV IICI--Oho P f - l • "'-llh a four •ee-k"""' there"" the eartr not fane-, tootWOfk to Hor poura)'ata ot tetbtan cuttute, her rtGOUK.lK)f11 01 a Pftthofa of hOmO..IIUII t)l.pouem:.a. •er• mlldty blUer. But tor the began 'lrn.lh-ng tnd ac•eecturog ,, moct. •a.bof as Ma.ry mutl Nvt done on Of,_. o..., It t• Tylor·s tt'IWuchon ttlt crot.d then~·" .tllf\Q1nQ $1 tnt N1ght IO)'OYJJy ,.._,~. lht -IJII-hU, spKOIOC:Ohy tile , . _ , qUHooon or uar OooNO ~-¥lrQ•!Oly- t o - ""'",.VI to Pronu Cl\a"- lad)' 01 .naa ., a ¥'1tg1n .. T,... •·llctl ..no..,. 1 to OUss anclteiT anclthtf _ . - · - - '"' P<Oducont~lhtll$ lullion '""""' Ty.., Hant1011 wer• ertdfled ;n Pullf#Jf Our Slt"''JI, •loGO\ en,...,.,..,""'""'·., whi~h ptenu:re ol po1lft)'tfl0 1 •oman wtlhf'G lOt' • gynecoiOgtctt tklt'f'l, complete ~tlh l~tt1 tying dOwn on the couch up tn '""tslble stktups "-rt1aps t~t mate membef5 ot tho audlel"« .... uncomfOftabla. nan otltndOO. but tha1 Hemed not to bet t,. C.M II 5.0, T)ltf tlllf Oeclatttd t ha.,. otletMied an~on• ~ you ~.a '' She lhefl retufNC'I to the atOft o' ChrisI ' b•rtl\, emPh.alJZrng that ~~~rnen 1 '41r0tr11n 11 ••~ ll'd a I>P cornMt<lrenno- Tyte< o n t y - oo I'Ve tutf'\10 n tJovno-t•m not a"~"" oc aoc•t.- 1 t think hke • surv,rOt. That's the . . ,. �DeJohnette's Special 81 MlctiMI F. Hoptlna ) sr~r~.r~td dt"""'"' , ".,.., .-solr~r O<CM'CI, """ 110'>1 lr>IO the pouej<ong ha!ICio Ol ~·• W"a,.. Wator Tho qutot .,nng•. tOUClttng plano, Blrttv.,nt and 00<1llnuny hQUIO<I vully on I he •nncwa liO(II Ollh& t'lfQht O.V'td M"'fl)''l tenor so•olll>or>oca m<aat..,.., to tolow the ttaU apwr with eplntf1'4awli!Jna. A)'IIN. Cotuano. ond Jocquat oil tooklnd ;non 1M tnslgnl o l his lllght From the ""'""''no d•ddy,..an growl of hia bet-bUil"'' solO on tt•a El(,ogtonllit'l "'Zooc &i.ll (NOT • att•~ ,...,. numbef .u tepoMed etH•Mfll '" toWftl), •o the urban Ola.at and uncannt IPJI)'G<J ttle room ~tn watettell, • •lh uthetUc tafnbow Tool>. us •nto tu,Huc.ane'a aye. the ..tau tn ouf full, wryly wasting Clrobolrd hlpJte" geatld In ~t wetchi"Q blOOd and bonea at~ta, Jack Do.lonn.t .. to In tho houM, ,_., P*•no lha ot .nat - m a y awar ot•• &howe-_,.., OeJGhnttll brniMI hfa malt"Y 11 fe.w arustt ean. walk' lll"h, acnaln Uowmg NM and tow.,,ft9 quttt Whtc:h enc;~pa&MI • thvndtrout ttact'l for ~lng .. P<nolon. Tho lightning lmpaot of hla abllily 11111 you. lmmetafng you in the ~am•n t al narftli\lt h t P41fC\IIIJve1y imparts. Noth111g coutd dlm1nlah tne grtndeur of thla ~~. ln4 no t4•c:t for c;btnge couk! he.,.~ great• lhtn o.John.. lt'l =~~=~"':"rill:"''" h'l'nMif U M'lai"'' &I lfcwtct11.amt 'QNI•"9 u"""-td--of ~(l"'.g,.n.e,IIICW\ H., •'npuca romp Of\ t.,. 'IIIIOfk "''' M.,_, ttypo<-I>Opttro..,.,no Oolpllr tribute."""r>o For Enc: " ....,.,. (w th GuntO< Homp.Q os the lNOn c:ta<>notosl Oil"".,., John Purceltl PfGmiMI to be one of lh• grut mu....,..ana, n•a 11110tk on •no ancs batttone a&kophona, (narac1eriJ:Ing a man ~ptOing on oosmlc 1\oml, l11ulng tho , .., and fantUio wi!Jl ''Hifultntrlgua gulsed on wlclo-ey.., olmp!J<:IIy, Add 10 1~11 1\lo nutlatry, and he's Felix popped from hll rneglc bag Pete, Watfen ta tuat aometh1no Special Ed•tlon From tho._., """tcutous IUhlon in which the mutUodltecttonatm end bNslsl "-'"' Worton conctuctacl tile _...._tho Black Magtc: - • tn 1M u . The musocal bond bol- Pa.lohnetle- u....,•evable" c... Airey - ~o~.,., ~ twtf It htt tenor WAS 1 tyuc.altong.,..,a tCIMf', I\ 1 bUt etaft'* done. ol •nn ""'""" Cootrano lit . , _ , <P'*Jir•ng orde o.,- Pt~t d.tuot•""' tMI ttl~. Tlvi ts tho otnatong Jacll o.J....,...to, lutl)o uaer1•no ""., _ _ rnutary ol the J&a. brtnglng 10 I Upecily....., Flttn>oro - . a - . the ,...rung of -••hiY"' - oltho go ..toat by lnlogrlly. ond tomi*Od '" 1M llflb<idloel tun ol t11o MUO<e ··naecltbll"'. -nto thea~ attd •••••no ,,_ '"tnoS AM ...,k., ••ttt statemtt\ta M 1eemed aotn llhap;no tho 10tlno Movad Into the drum. and w_..- pool .....,. ol 1 tum ~ ana tffl91',.d tM th•"*l of u.nseen vtatona Mad ....SI-Uilto- w...... ,..,_,,the •• ...,._ u •••1 hOftt ,,_ 11ae-. tM room ts tined With -g\nV att_t_INOn 1 llcl< I alai/" 04/f 01r />41ttO atKI I to dtvlfts ledd«< l.tOIJtP«< ,,.ymg ,,_ INIKIJ I a(JdH the drUml •h«r I wu • IHntg«. •M ~"'• pnnt•nty l"O~ttt • • • dfummw eiH He ltlndl 1111. m«gfng WIU'I the '"ina• ,..n1ng httd Into • .ouncs wh•th glldu ttt'fiJ'\ ~tal•no h.dl trom lltummll\g hngera and 1 bow wn~ Ul\flvela &JIIyrtc:.al ..ctltl. With DIJohnette at the cen1w. the Ed~UOn louncl fta WIY Utto a f&St ~P. ..,. on 1M pulta ol p r - t Whet,_ f;Ofay~ VI W•ll't hee'\y peano mt5t b'o«tng '""" ght CM\ the rtMiocJca. CN' shop~nglr•oeal ""'"'Y IIJI\OfteaAy •.-o-• '"""nos tuned esr-um.. D~tJ<frtelle ..... s-uperb. ......., . . . .~IHP•,..OI.Mtz ""'okll"'l OM gathO<ong thO.,_, ol Jau htstorr tNt '" tu•n 81Kk 1'\11.101\' It\ b060 - ·. . AQ'MI..,..tor~lut ~~ tunth._, wttfl John Colltlrae ., ... Clea<ly - · lh•oug- the a'hnmg ca.d In top hel. talla, and shociH ""attollod on 11- to 11>o accompanl"*" ol wild applauae trom tho ontnullutlc, II aomowllat teao lflln capaclly crowd HuniO< ,..,,,ou<lng - · -_ . .hll ... , maiiO<O oft with a t10fy Slly" ,,_ ""' .... 1010 lP Amod- ol ...,qualollod tho....,.,.,..,, Humor_,.,.., !flat •n.ta lhould llln happar>oel ton v-rs ago • AAh, brll.,......l _ l " ot Molt the Hoople, our "Ge _,.,.. printo• -ono ol the graat INOnda thai """' quite pulled It olt. A tar tnlo brlel bit ol noltalgla, Hunter awatlld us blck fnto the Pfesent wtth a batCh of tun•• hom hta new album ..Shorr 01clt ~ · ·~•." trom hi a (commercii~ btulethrougn You~• N,.., Mont I Scfllzopii-IC. Tho now songa pac:k.., • 101 """" wallop "flh tun thew Ylnyt.~a Tal<a · - · l o r Instance """· Tho lndlvlduaJit not ••ttly ro muJicllftJ bUt to It ...,.. fWI I/tf on. ol I~ QfHI l~,.ncft ol my hfe Ut« on, I P"1H 'OINt .,1ll'r TraM,, Clt•c..,o. ,,,., t ..,, hff'tf ilt ,_., Yot> Tto.t war ,.,., ,. AIIU, --~~ s...a.r. •tt4 ,.flo... v.,., Tlllto - - , _ ....... 1NI tNt was tNIIy •ae~ung. (tyl'\amtca For encores Huntet dreogecs uw mvrlly depths ol Molt nta1ory tor lueft hlta II '"All the W1y ftOm lolempl\lo" ("Will you loot. Nko a II or but you'ra stUI on tho dolt"1 ond "All the Young Ouclu " Somatl,..ourlng tile oncoroo. HYnte('"a mus&c teQU•tH. A.ttd ~ tt - - time tor ouch grand -.ureo ~t¥et~ty ·f.ve mll"'\itM ol u "SSandln' In My Ugh!" "Shops,• lho QIOOp ICitt>•lty turnlshodlho ~Mblo way ogo1n lOOt\ -Bob Schooley tolenl.., •• put lolott Alt pronounced tr\11 ·"You-.. Jva:a ,..,.,.-. 1•a>Pi UNCOLN PARK MOTEL .K8 To Comfort .. ~~~/o 0 1SCOUNT WITH THIS AD 785 Niagara Falls Boulevard Amherst New York-3 Minutes lrom the Main St. Cetnpus " rloan #J.Iul 11111 th11 Cit un,. mrtwgtt t-4• .. tl ~~"'8 on tvltJre plat'll ol 'fi'Oik Wolh Choc:k CooN. 1M neeo ol m. Mus.ie S tud"' ~n - t o e.. NY o to owt- tho,_ ol C...•.,.-·on .......on. """"*"'' '' !I'OI>IS I"-• - n o cl\allt ol ono• ... lca<-'ul ...... """. . _ , , . _ of ""'110f$lo ruoy the ~we., ... FarEa$1.,.,._._ r.o - ""'"'fYano lr>to m Alttc.M ,...,, t~ BARRERE, CLAYTON, RADNEY,& HA YWAR !J'll fORMERlY OF llnl£ FIA T) THIS WEDNESDAY! .. UNCLE SAMS 25_25 Walden Avcnu~ Advance Tickets S6. .SO • ""~' .. ~ ,........., ., ..,. ............ ,_.._. Hope the .,... J..WII09MI lhiJ ,,,,.,..,., and ll~r "'· 10 hit apltfl It ....,tltnQ Itt tM "'"'' ot lhlt. lltat'• wfllt~uktu m• 1rrd mY dlro.toonr. 1011 11•1no 1110 ,,. fulle•t Hellflashe.._.-ltnO M"*' lloloi<. .IJngo-1- """'',... Wo plo,- '"" c.t..a Nt<Aotlot • thumps,. bahn, -.nd tOefl thai --•·-.---u• -do Ito-,.,. o.u.,,..._ Itt. l rftet QtNI iltftO!tiiOfl. , lit lnapKitiolf EIVm JUSt drdn 'I MIAf U I()( IM lilt s.t, I h•~ed to lH- '" a club ''" ChiCif10, wh~• th• Collr•r 1 qu•rt•t ••• worAmoJ. • club I v.s«f wh•n I ~•• ,,.,,., lfOund Ht tocat ""' sets10n1 TIN clutlowrHH ultl to fflne ·~;..ctt JKA ''' "'· ·ca•/1• he c•n pl•'f ... W• ,..-J tltJa 1111 II,, fhi /»>PI• ..... Wllt,g, so Coitr•ltl Ill(/ Ol ly Altd I pll'f'l'd lftiii Jt ... •~ f~ 2)4 H-.uc,. ...,._..,. .._, ..,. l"lii.H..,_ w ..-..-. ...., swH O""f MU .-.o-l A t7'fott('.._..,E...,., 0£~0 · SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25 Shea's - 8:00 pm ,All S..l$ Reseryed · SI.SO. $1.50 ON SALE NOW/ Another 1 1 - c-rt t-1 ARE VDU READY FOR TAKEOFF?? FLY NAVY UtTERVIEWS THE BEST WILL BE nWAYS HAVE CONDUCTED Oct. 15th 11 )'OII'ra . - , t o take afllnto • ct ..lnglltt..,. a&dllrlt cat'Mf, why go rtehl to lila lop7 Tlla Nny 18 -lrlt tor altarp collaea erMo to lla trained- Nny ........ _ f'lltlnl- oltlla llfOtW'O - t actwa.-11. Tltoaa aalaclad , _ , , - • • of lila llrlaat lraMirlt anllalllo . no1 8111'"'..... - llfOfth- ............ d-tal , . , aftd banalllo ara alan a ..t-ltlgh- alartlrlt at c - t o 11•.000 and adYanclng t O - $30.000 lrllout ,..,.... Add to INa tha ,.,...... I~ ' --~~--.... ..... )tOll' I - tNala '""' ......... _ . . . ...... ...,.,I,_.,. ......, Caa , _ . ,• a - ot ............ a U.S..,......, In good -Ill\ aftd llaft 2fJ/ 2fJ .talon, ....,._ , _ calL Coootaot ,...., .,.._ Ollloe to ..... an appoint- wttlt a NaY)' Olflcw ....,._.,..,.. Ha can m•• .,..,..._,, tor laldnv tlla 'Mny .....,. Ape..,. aa-. "*'' ~~¥•'* .,..,. _,..no ._,., .,...,_ ...,.od Tf'llt liow "<)N;h efftbface lift. - l l l d boenln I N - all -w.g, -..:Luslhll tvo _ . ...., 11-.g....,- alto, thank you In _..to......, ra•ong and dtoOilng he catmty band, ""'.._ not . . umt. n..y prootlcjod the _ . , . , - - ol -~ 81tlon, r..a -"""' lrom strong on tho LP. but In Sam'a•.• ummm, tolk.a dancing fn •reas two foot aqua,., atmt namng, lego shooting out, bodloa heaving ln oellatlc conlot11ono 10 the~ l>oal. . • -tlablo orgy ol tllyt""' and cnaoo MOrvotoua t r • ectw"r. t •u: ~"'V Clio- ""t,_. ..--o'"" enc:Gfe or Coflrll't(l tnd•l " Thl EclthOft ta ,ate MpeclaJiy Ian Hunter's rock· wallop ian Huntor brought nit sn...,lng UP91tf' lip along wtth hit bfand ol IIUt f0Ck4HI and dfam•tlo biU~I to Uncto Sam'a 1111 woelc. tJ ,,.,, Cftil,.l UQ-rd H•t'tJtHI ••~,_,... to R•r. 0.,1 I ••• etllf •!Wo l»t/tf INrt 01 liN Uo;<t o~•"• Stt>co there. , . "'" ~~·"f u• or •"'I'll..( I WIMI bed, to 0t1r - ·ciUH . . lhote Cc<llt•ne, Juat ,,._. Cht,..•e Parlf., lftd 111 �uuao ncerts Harvey, Corky & Tice present · ROCKS IN YOUR SOCKS THE DETOURS Friday Oct. 9th 8:00 pm Fillmore Room, Squire Hall $5.00 general admission Beer & Wine available, proof required Students union now! . Wednesday, October 21, 1981 8 pm Tickets: $3°0 students $4. oo general admission Katharine Cornell Theatre - Ellicott Complex Party at P.J. Bottoms after the show: 2 tor 1 drink specials AMI:l?::·~ ... �Q z Ill ) =-= Ill Ill •z ~ E presents THE ACOUSTIC & THE BIZARRE!" Oct 17th UUAB, SA & Alumnt A~socratron Coffeehouse 0 u Ill E 0 :1: singer of "Ariel" /Warm up: ~san Slack 2 Shows: 8pm & 10.30pm Rathskellar, SQuire Hall Tickets: $2.50 students $3.50 general admissron Oct. 18th UUAB Concerts Jorma Kau 2 Shows: 7pm & 9:30pm Tickets: $3.50 students $4.50 general adm ission TICKETS FOR fiLL EVERTS fiT SQUIRE TICKET OFFICE BEER & WI"E fiYfiiLfiBLE PROOF OF fiGE REQUIRED ------~-----student Unions Now .. ........... ......... ..... .......... .. . .. . ...............IIIIIIIIIWI~-.......--"""'.................;...;..;.~ �RillS Reynold's illegitimate contribution to 'Paternity' _ _ _ _ _ ISy Ste'ie Clency It Ia ouy onc1 I>OP\1101 to e.nock Burt RO)'n04aa' m""* Anyone that Ia fatn4Uar 'tloit.h the Smokey 1nd th• S.ml1t MrloH rQIUU that hiS Ill rna cannot bl cat'ed lnltlleet\IAII)' Ot•muiii'"CI But lho)' .,, usuatl)' 1 tot of t-un • tl'l Burl ... _ongttwoug~. out ot ta..,ghtf'IO al tM wf'M:IM """0 HJS """'*ate t i'!Otf1"'U..., oopu~r. -k•no t>og - . '"' tho ....,.,. So tua l•t•t entry. P•twmry. cannot be tgnoteo Thoe ata.y ~t•rs around 8udd)o ll'lduofll"f EYant ~At>ynoiOt), the manll1;llf o f MadiOO<I Square Gorden IN! g~rat man-•bOut-town. Wtth 1ne 1\tlp ot hiJ two-~ frlendt (Norman Ftfl IN! Paul Dooley~ Ewana '•••~•• that he has JeOI>ord•<.. tho ··uncttr - - · · ~~~· T h11 mew....tS atrtc:tt)' ..... _.. _ _,~ESSh lho ~of otvtt they.,.'- tete¥•SIOf'l lhowa OU1 or Take • COI\I..,.potory topoc; get • dmoctor kko Oo•ld Stotr•t>erg ond • big name atar !Ike' ~ookla: buy e tot ot .a....,hamo time on tetevlaion. Ill Wtlh the idU OJ l•POfng tM coHecttve laney of the masMa The key word 1.1 money Ll~ren '"'no .....~th•ng "" "'' ··~• ,.._. ht •~II most-. .aon. Not • •f\1lftg 10 o•t m•riee. he dec.cdH - D"Anoelol • wattresslmuaic atudonl ,.ho ..-.money to otudy Obtoad i1t lmprOQnltK IMir oncl '"- movea In with htm so he " " monitor 1>01 dtel Thlo llfl~l. N you mfQht t • l)t!C.\, to tlftd a au«oo-• rnott.r WhO •ill bear rua cnuct tcw a 1411 sum of Hutton's pan 1n thit ITIO¥tt •• e perlect ~am pie Sne pq.,, E••n·a•lib decotetOt ..t'to when ~n~a.t ltl.tnty tn he t1 mt«•141'*•4"0 ptospet;tllte moe hers They c:<Hio I hiM)' In tie_,. t,,..- _ , hu kllle to dO w~n tne ....,.,_ !Wport .. .,... appe.,• ., all the ec:ta tOt the AU• lnt«V;ewtng a few Of~pec1tve candldatH., &ana Mltlt• on MaggiO ( - t y !'nOll._ H• role ._.to SfHJ tickell Th11 11 fiOt one of Burt Aernoto• blttet pertonnancn Tne fUM)' .oenea seem atralned and the ana Hf'IOUI scene OOlH wl\h tnllncettty But thetl 1 ••• Iunny o.rta •udt u wrnen £\'Ant roceivea a a•ngmg ltMQram In a restaurant Of M ike Kellen'a lOUt Mound New YOftc CttV- But on the ..note the Mm ontr mltdt)' ~ at'd fa pe<>e<ally lnc:ohHM Slot-g I d1rettorlat debUt 11 not tmprn.sl•t )'0<1' -~ '"' the Sntoloey llJ• tund1t him teahY&1 Pa:ternrty Ia I'OW aho"Wmg et tiM BoiJIH101d C.Mmt So•• .,a Signoret shines in 'Letter' =.see:: "A gorgeous film of i _ _ _ _ _ _By liz Petrino IQJely wrlh numon betnoa and onelr AI a lime wnoo oellonopoc""' t~nlloro IN! oci.ft fllcu oro rage. a ~lllUve fUm which ordinary." - - . ..-o.TV--,. _ . au tht dN ll -A~ ~mr .............. ~. . . . . . . . . . . Nr'~ deeply fell Brilliantly photographed. The battle sequences rank with those in Kubrick's 'Paths of Glory'." -.IKklllotl.- "Coukfwell be the movie of the year. As colorful as 'Raiders of the Lost Ark! Exciting, involving and splendidly acted!' ~Siorrii1,CiwuloanScionco- "Can take its place with pride next to another Wol1d War I classic, 'All Quiet On The Western Fronf. Poignant, vividly told!' -- - · - scene, Gil'" alko hfa atator to pul potllielan ..._ - . '"""'" her lo porty - · Wtl~ b f - out the <Nm1><10ne lot M<zrolll'o I Sent A UfHr To lrlr ' -· tho _....,.oro--..tlrOihe< , _..... - l i S t........ d>no thM ftultrat01 In .,. iC:tJt1C bMdt rhOII on lhil FrMCh ~ A a<~no motr001. 1.ou110 "Absorbing, moving, (Simone S<ona<eO hu _,,I..,.., • maniecl hfe In OfOit to ear-. few het Invalid brother •n ._hat waa wont's antique homo Etch ''*' ,....,,, the oiMI' •• an Obttacle-a lollng one, bu1 an 'nleyre l'la!,ling OUrlion(} NOVEMB£1 l • 8th OC>stacte nonotne--blcKIUno • Ole. 8oth , _ , to humeroua tMn bltiOfiK\ICe to t.t oU -*Nm_ _.,,.. I...OOtM MUM:I "-•..,,.fled --··-·-•Cliff, •ttM _,.,.-.ot"""'ono'* TICUTS ON SAU HOWl brOI- G•"es !Jean Rochofortl Shu's Bufl~lo C....., S.ldC.I 856-2310 ..... 147.-so ........ .. -·· WCI ·TV·2. WBEN l1dlo • ..,.,_,..,c.,._. dapair, and they re10t1 to emouons tt a rare flnd Add 10 thai perceptl¥o ocnno plua a continental settlno a nd tne datt) teatc apart n.- t:w'Uid 'tif'ttt'l a fi.IIOI thai would I'NI.ke ev.t Ft eud wonder. tn hef quiet -.pa~r, Lout-H pJac;es a ••not.. ld In a toc.al paper 10 ..,hic.h her Ollll'n brotl* respondt. Though at f~at ll>oci'.ed, one MCretty conuponds wllh h1m unde:r a CIIH.,.nt name As the mcwie P'I'OQfKMt, &leh re~ .hts o-n ltus.tra.IJOI'll t"'ougn 1><1 t.ltt<l u "'"" wntten rora.ance dMoel'\a- ~"' lrustrauon '- one ~.,. to ""'" '10)'84.1fftm and very wbtle ~st IOf renet. In a moat toucmk'tg hands-,.,.,..._ Tho . - , , . . , lollowlul"" bmiclty ..... - 0 1 - .. fde.G '"Ill thlo _ _ t_ _ , _ • p&tholrc pin ' o r - physiCtf poig<lancy,--..... a- -ore I•"V'CUY bf""* ant IO tho ' - t But I t - Wdh lmpecc.ollle , ..... oncl ....., ......., - · SO.. e>Otyt"'"" no•• - a cneop ttp-off on _., forwh1t thoamea ••• 1t"ttcf w1U\ tho MflllliVIIy It I M - Tht acting Ia oftogothor ••cellon I, wfth Simone Sqloret CIWQII"O KIOH tho rolo oltho lruOIIIIed lo<ltM w.tlt brill- H• het bPfen.toM all accentuate the po- ..-ono lone-olo_,_,ull ,_""'-end ful~ltQUred Ollftel or 0•_1>01_ c~Jof'otr Alto dei<Qhfful wes D141>Nne Seyrtg, 1M pondling · - .,...., . . . . ~....... a n.atf--baked Ct"OJ. . .nt Per"- tho hlm'oonly d , . _ is Its lenGth, a b•l ted lOUt """" 11 only an 1'\our,and a "'If Ne.O<Iholesl, O.rec:IO< Mlzt.hl hu done .,.til, effecuvety bering tho a""'noholea and "''"""" ottho chafactera' Uva to make thtl ,...'!"\\de NOll' ot h'va.lrlt ~ at'K1 - tornbly • - and trea, 1tM WOI• lllt.-1 R, I S..l A letiOf 10 My L.ove " C<~<T.,I'f pq)'l{rg at tM_,.T,...tr• ·----IICOUPON---SALE! r SOFT CONTACTS 111 ssgIc::r$150=o,-·. "SOFT s.T ................... 111 .. Doctert _ oplianlltnft9! AMHERST ".~:,'.~. 834-7655 1 Bou~ ifj1 ~~ ,sg~l _..,__IICOUPO.__ __• • ...,..._..._ _ _ _ _ • - - · - - "'""'"a• ~- • ..-.._._ .. _ • •••_.••••• • · - �!<llllfleatlon ol Pl>olo-l"ictO<oollll lntontlona Of ttta many portraue Of WOf"'*'', ..,.,...., are datlngullhod by ell ...,,.,.,"G oubllet1 Uko tne oalnii"GO ol Maty cu..u, Cfarl<'o pnotograp.hs ~prna bOth a k)ye of feminan•ty and a cr• l ~m ot Ita ••P'ol••r• fn her ·Portfa•t ol Mary Forman;' • ..,.,an atmptr actm•rM a e»ece ot ctune Out. on clooo< lnopec11on, the • that d•tc-• •"- Ia not ~,ng at the dlah but a.ler~ du•ty Into the ..,.,.,OUCU"G datMMo. ~ 118HoQ Jr 'o "Porl<ett ot TO<n w,u,.,-· tttat be _,pl._. men,..,. u .,.-~..,by von•-tr•·~-· .... ....,...,..., o u b j e c l - • .......,.,..,, ~ttoiOQ<el ITiuelf'OI a...-." II of ,,... -011'0111>1 0,.., ....,....,... _.,,..,.,...,.u, the -n l\all...,k-bl410< poster1tr Pnoc.ographa ~ M W••bt.if H Porlortoeld·a "'Sept-bar loiOrNng" - Augustuo Tho- a W••• u;,..•""' -hoiiCtl to olla- ltvoug!IIIMHr C!U ... tx•~<~- y~ ....., - ""'"" OUI. ••Contemporary .,,...,. oll'lclOf....... Orouod I!lei< ob!Kt""'* tn pool I'IQOflalitt -DO<IPI>r - · ,..,.. Pt~ to ''- in\elttct rh.an •ne emotiOI\a, advoc:ated a t~ai)'Sia ow. -once.-an. '*'"* • $fnthe5tl and oroclatmed the MJOIIf~Gtlltv of •t•new fiPP'oedt owe an tnat ftild come t~e•or• "' tn "...,..,., n .., only out' a~tooanc:e ~~ ... - """'.. OfiiO\""G ,... Pfloloai'MS ~ • ._. 1$ a PrctOf...,.,, o/ &llfi)O oa•n Through the past, darkly... Photo-p_ictori.alism af the Albri~hf _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ By Slovo Grlllllh one·a fnltta1 res.ponn upon viewing tna Albr'Qhi·Knox'l c:urrenl PhOIO•PICIOtlllll tl of Buffalo exhlblllo unoootly ml•od A 1ensJon between the vtewef"a AomanUc lnd Modern 1st tendenc•H lncJNMa 11 hi I eytl move lr0111 pnotogropllto piiOtogtapn. The 10ung medium to li'no or1 olotuo While e plng C1a111c.al palntetty rutet concetning compooltlon o(1d oubjeet molter. liM PtctOfiahttl attempted to tndivklu.allft tne pnotogra~r u •nlat Aa !M uhibll mak.et c.~r. thoey may hll\<asucc:Nded mcMa In tMoty than m practice eJthib"'• prevailing eombttne.u lulll ~··• VJ.tlon '#r'htct'l, hkt a wet-'* Intent tum• •way. At. . eriue and exhibit OtigtnatOt AnthOny ~ his uaey CM'\ tM PhotoPicto<lallats, " Formollr the-"" . . - Bannon ~~rntes WI a • C&ul!l f'IOfneOitOS. compoMCI _,,1h balanced IJ'd subtle relettOn.nlpt of 1onft The lntroducoon 01 a h1111h c:ontt"' to the of.....,, "'"b'""'• unrtr WOUf<l novoand the uM ot deta~. c:ru<le. • "'ut --'rlc:ol. block and wiiKo Modemist~ro...., oroo oro neotlr "''"" to anytlli"G other thon c:onttaot and """" Yot """"""ooyth•"G - · · 11 ""'"" - • • tnl$ ut>!bot-h WOII<a u.... on op4lc balm Whether thl$ "htot .., .. Irom the p o l l - be -.o-u -··-IOatO-W<y- ..,.,._..,ly As lot< . ~ el<j>lo"'' In hla thOrouOh essar. the Bullalo Pllolo-l'lctonohata .,.,. o noli!d ~letnol branCh ot otum ol the "'phologroplly .,l\leh, thtougfloxt-.. ma~~•P"'atlon oil he phOiogropltle negaiM, hoped to .tora10 A lthOuglt ,. ~to-P.c-torilliata c.nuclled the cHc:hed '"'-""" ot Pte-torltlttl palnt...-s 1na a•htOft Is fank '4tth ponraUs of M lldonna~ IIY motile! a IdylliC " - ono _,,.,. beaten Ooata It 11 onl1 the afftehng Qu•ttty olthe pllotogropho """leh aa- 11><Mr atltc-ttcl m&tln4tflams from tt'*atem ~~of out cyn~l -..CldefniS1 N- 141f"1Jbthttu 8)' h.l*"'""ltnO w 4tl aewera• chemlit&l procMMa. &ne Prtot~onalistl rttat'll•putated tM recoloeo ~~mage to • potnt ...,.,. 111e product ao!lllyotiQiy I M I - bot- liM modiO of p&Jnllng and p!IOIOgfoe>lly The ......., _ - Cf\ltactet.z" the ma;onty of the p!IOIOgfopltl , - . , . """' ..... themet1C -na l.lha ~~ pe.,.en.lhe Pl>ol.........., . . . . . . . . c:opbvotod by liM prot . .n Qualfty o1 notvro Ugnt ana olladow bl"' """""'1 I - Into anMnillod c:n.rntcapa \n J;YC:h elbereal terreJn even the _.,..lniOldceii"Gongtnallly tn lhema ond <nhs con,.,.oe, the result .. a ~~~==============~==~ Bakery an/ d Sandwich ShopS ............. "'NEW YORK BAGELS" :::::: HQT /1 I All Varie tl" ONI Bqtl S.ndwltlle I<I>O CtHm~ NV. Ci>o<scUk"' \ Ctu~r _., Rt., 8tNdj •nd 8J~Ir• NORTHTOWN PLAZA - 837-8885 ~ ----------------- ------------1 1 Ger The Second One Free• • I IS.,.. V•loi•J ~ Cood thru Oct. 18/81 S·2 I MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL at PICCOLO'S! -WATCH THE OAME A.ND HAVE FREE PIZZA AT HALFTIME! ~oUR cHOICE! $ 5.95 (SCHLITZ). STEAMED CLAMS & 1 PITCHeR OF BEER OR (SCHLITZ) CHICKEN WINGS & 1 PITCHER OF BEER OOIII'UTE WNCtt. OIHHEII AHO LATE-MIGHT SNACK IIEHU AVAilAII.I.EI almost..,....... Most people prefer Old VIenna to This advertisement is o blatant o"empt to perwode you to buy Old Vienna beer. If you keep buying our beer, well keep running our cartoons. OldVIennaCanaclan Beer s..n . 1~ . �'i \"' t\1. lA \.,.., 'ICINIINI tunkmesa ot the attN! tnto llvM end tour minute burlla of ldNIIZed loYe endemotiOt\. MI.. ~V· C011p IN Croa (AtlanlJC) • • • • All you "new tomaOI a'' hit the <1•<1-the Mll·a110Wed •atone IOI1Witk:" Ia beelt In town and thrutenlng to strut 1111 lo•er &st Sl<le NYC stuff all O'tef your acerves • • end steal your girl lrlendl too. Because Willy DeVIlle. l..d voeanet, guftartst and tune6mllh ot the band that almost beara h ll name, Ia well versed In uvolr lalre. allowing him to orchestrate the On llrSI fiaten 11 all aounda a little like New JtrM)' by way ot Patls, France: ooh Ia Ia aocordtOn and more Earl Boallc-lnspired, R&B aax"PPlor>e _,rtesy ol DeVIIIevetoren Kenny Margolla and Loula CorteleuJ respectively. Tha Perla conneclton Is no coincidence In light ol Wlliy'a ~nl allnlin lhe IHHIS of France In tact. DeVIlle's p<evrous LP, Le Chat 8/eu, waa recorded there and wa• releued domastlc.tly ;n the US. by a reluctant Cepilot Racon:ta only altar 30,000 true rornanllca anapped up 00111u ol the French and British Import. And w;Jh IUCII songs as the sauy roc:l<er • SaYOir Falre" end the balla<l ot balla<ll - Juat to Wllk That Uttie G;r1 Home," tl ranka as a cta.ssrc. BU1 there another atory •. I mean, a lOt ol you upon hunng Margolia' anthemlc plano chords giving way lo Cor1elaUI'a bleating S&l< In the leack)tl o..l, "JUII Give Me One Good Reaaon," will break out in that knowing ''lhle·la·yal·another·Bruce-Sp<lngsteenciOne" grtn But you·n be wrong, beea.~ DeVtlle II tn01e true IO IO<m thyUvn ·n• blues than l\la Albuty P-'t counlerpar1 One Milan to his reworking ot Edd" Hinton'a soulful "Help Me to Make 11 (Power of a Woman's Lova)"-lho OM~ tune on the aibum-conllfma that 2i year otd W;lly'a got one loot firmly planted In the glortoua pall And I here are none ol the eo..• od•tothe-caN;ncllor· street epics either. The remainder o l the LP Ia filled With DeVIlle cornpoaltlons that follow In the great tradlllon "Teardrops Must Fall" reaoun<IS In a Chorua that's pure • t-IOn and releaM a Ia James Brown right <town to Tommy P11ce·a shOt gun snare drwn ~II thai poke • hole In tho ballOoning - - Tho sonowntrng skill a _ . undoubtedly lharpened by DeVIIIa'l coauthorship of lhrM aongs on La Chat Bleu *•Ill ex.Qrlrt..a aono•nlw Doc Pomus, Including " Just to Walk That Ullle Gill Home." •·She was Made In Heaven" Is Coup De Gr-'1 "Jull to Walk.-" lt'a all great stull and 11 will level even the most relentlesa cynic. • all wllhOul Maybelllne and pure Corinthian leather. YOI<O ONO Season ol G/a.stGellanl .... • Yoko Otto Mt a twa,. OMn _...ttvnv ot • jolot ., The Aecord 81<. 1...... ..,-.~.. - · · · John LAnnOn 't trttfl W.lh laat r-ar a. Ootibl• F•,.t•ay, ·----· cs.c.oe attlif oetJQC-hNity YGko- mott than • h4w a~ tecot~ ",.,. ••,. 1...-ori!CH. , ....... . . . ,..... .,.. ••• 'WiridOw The Enten-tt,.,.,..ry 11!01 to """'lOR lha ~~-• sa!ely 9'01'1 ,,.. .on'\8_1'\ and'* 611. '* r""'GallftG to Jacl<.. Onuola ata1u1 We •• .,no., hOw u,"CCIfT\'entfOna.l ancs 'Of.lt lherl .. ...... K<- For the ...,.,.ntthol>gh, Y""" •• het video veraton ot Lennon'a '-Wom.n~·. 11<>11•"9 Srono put h• on the ..,... ot the OCt- lllut: ~tutdty N>p/ltlt.,.'l -debut IMtur.O MWI 20120 wHJ\lOW· QUMhott andI KfM. !TI ,., -- · _.,ng lor lOw«! t>r lao!- of .1oM oM !>or on 1 I<YC t•ryboal lnd 11 ot..., locabona. _.,..,by • -13- ~~ "- s..-• s..- o!GIIIII .... CllleO .-.ngly 00tc1 ~ vou·a _..,..or • Yes.. Yof(o ......wta.atrieppened S..Joe ot Ol•u ~•t ~& ...,phaloc:otty prowea 11 that -••tt.,.ttor~not/Ullt -~~ &"-ISIAnnon'a- Dul beeluM &"- .. 0 pO-Ut '* art•tt 1.n own ught Yor.o·a ot><llty to d•ltilt tremendolia emountt ot alrong. lroquantly contrldtctory atndllon """ ihol>ght into lhll MlniQH to COO"")' he< tMCtionS 10 ftet hUSbt'td't rftUf(N)f II rtm~"'-"'-· ooth tor Ita _ , *''""'"....., ancs •.,_. tocnrwqohlngeno. ill Of avery Her " " -acr"""*'9', and Wlung npkote -o-.totho~altii<IJig t&al>ron Ootn -r.,_,.-""" "<<oo<<bre "I long aher ll\e ocher gents was wore out. that ole railroader Jeremiah Weed was still gomg strong. He liked dancin ·almOSt as much as sippin'likker and sweer•talkin' us Hurdy Gurdy girls:' - Jeremiah Weed is more than a legend. It's a mbute ro a 100 proof maverick. ~ Wh)r • ~ · aropr_o_ot ·-r-,.. u.. You Oo," lhoSialtm "'•lhlt·--,..,. ....... ol ~ guillfl. ..., . . . . . . . ., ....."'lly -u~tul 11>11 It ahoulcl be 1101111111 on au the eHWtvn. Jva.t Uat.en to the lyric: "I """"" Quit moving/! w1nn.e QUit ruftntng/1 WIMI r~u lind be to...,.,n wonna - 0. t-thet aoolniAoclclng tn our walnut oholro" Pllorle 'fO<Jr to•omo OJ aM roquest ItA care._u haten muttl death to worlca hke SNJCM of Ol•r• It .,.,._. limO lnd thol>ght, It -"""-'""''"""tho hat- Bot oher 111. ,,. atNggll .. IVII)1htnv -Boo Sdooolrt r··,-,~ ..... ••,I I I - ·· ·~-........ I I ALL-PRO I i SAIWICI ~ 11 II ·:=.~... II II lYlE II : IT · I II .,... IEfl( ~ ......... I o..-1 .... """ ~ J;i;g 100 Pr:oof Jeremiah Weed Jeremiah~ BourtJon liqueur. 0 1981 Hetlblein, Inc., Hartford, Conn o......._. I I l ........ ..,v-Naatl ···'==-~..:·--- �lao...., t,...un rllylllm 'n bl.,... te Clt11 Slf'll As N put 11.. '""1 .-.rt\ to P••• to Ott • ..,.,. trom the Chin\. thtng 1 ••• vrang to be Pauo and motot ol ttlt othef oeucts wanted to be o.cta.r.c.~ .. In tll~t. Mlfllrt. O.Vllkt lalla tt;nt 11'1 lint Wtlh the w,u 1 chrO"teally When h•a benet L4,ntt DeVille con.tt•buted threo OOIIQI IO Ihe mtei-1V70s U.. AI CIJ08 I -loloon !My wwrt -l.ly .._._ lrllO NYCst'- Spflnglteei\/So4..nhatde Jonnny Ufblnlty but w1Ul04JI the patns to our automoll'lt cultures fhe. Conttnenlal touch ot ICCOfc:hon and au..,uo loed atynes.s Mt h""" .otrt from h•& CCo~.mter~rt In lltonQ rlolitf H .. latH! r01use. Coup 0. Gt~ . ••• wonderf!Jt COI'\:111\UitiOI't bu<_.~ -~-·-­ ot lt Cltlt 81wa UM)t I•"• Hia to IMd tua romanuc not~' 1n 18711, ,_dl~ hlo thltO LP, lhe SUNI Com pus......,.., pro<e 10 be Jutt •• stortli~ Opening ortlhe couldn 1 t\a•t bMtt tunhet hom the lfiJih Wtllt c.taalilc •tloe ot t~ off IOf Fra:I'Ct: •••eel mouom: ....,,. 101\jQI!I ot UIO p m on Scl""t .,.,u a F•tamor• on ua~. Ma1n Ottoull Rockers Fr~y lnd Sol_, OJ COMPAHY modn'OI>l ""'"'' tn. recum of a moaa .,.... the MMOn tor MaiO!'\ e>omp.ty film. IO be " ' - " "' Ihe flU-..,.,_ - - 0...1• ,._,. - · 1 • Fa U tun thea ....... .,..,"''"' tM Cool.,.,.. Theatre on SQwt HIJJ Aoc•tro. 1 oath on Reegot one! AoatolatiOo....,, to' Jtt am.auno .ouncttred. Buffato Theetra C:O.•ect•..e'a ptocuCIJon ot CCMtpt,;, a 8toedWey mu•Acal 'Wirtlh musKS encJ Iynes by Stephen &onclhtom At INst h.alf the' caat an4 c••• rntmbeflo .are athhatect .,,,.., tM Un•• et&lty. _,&h U8 prof-..ot NMI RldtCit - dttecJC)( '"'- lllho.- "'"-1 tOf ,,. . prlffcwma~• only ancs louppllad by the Ill<.. of TOih. Bunny WeJief, Kiddua I and S..rN~ Spear), and denc~tlnc<ld by many Ru~a• few ita compatati'f~ "0111-beortOd wt'lat r~ loot< Ol I he CO..h- Aool•• dOes at ,,._ reccwcwao proc.u tS I)Ofnt 1 t>tgmstOIIill'ltotl""' ""'"""" "'10f1N.tl0n t.el• 87• *-2 oorntnant lbtoughe)ut J&'NC. 1 procns hotd.nt mucta or ttM Reaaater.an souno at 1Nr F""' the 1ud0.,_,~ and lhtot a(.ll -- yo.,.... I at•• alway• SOIDttbiDil happealng at Mmostlo, to Chat~. but IM ln•ty Is pr.cefeil Muat be Barrere, Clayton, Gradney and Hayward BMr•o. Clayton G.-t O!ld Ho,.... ord ol Uncle Sam's _ , , Oc:l- 1•1h For oil , tnt trill~ pUrpoMS tt.5 •• Lilt.. Fool 0 $ '"" -appeared .... '"" mod-1870. record- T1H! tur lf«:ord Album, Time to~• • H1110 ond tht llvt wow~ 101 .Columbu1-minus mulft ktyboardt Whll Bill Poyno WhiCh II nOt 10 •u~• lhe 1mport~nce of tht ' " ' groat LO•ell Georvo. Sltingoencltf. """"''"' end gtnCI•~ ~ghl ol Unto -- ; M oedav I'CIIf Football Speciale! F•r• Atf.-Atneneatt mwacal It~·· !hot"'Batetre 1872 .nen Qi.l•t~st lbnow •k• &..dl• 15c cooc:kteU. pet'Qitatonnllwocat••l S.m T"h11 -~ tN Kllhef•M Cot,_. The&trt 'Mlt . . . Bfack MouniiH1 U s third d ance PftMntatlon ot the &eaaon-tht Nouvelle Oanee EnMmble Foondoa •• t978. the company Will PfGHnl a number of m0deu1 denoe WO<I<s, Including "Crazy Oullt," o recent piece wtUeh 11 set to Uad1tlon11 lt1SI'I talk mu&te. PerfOftn~~nces run tontght. Sllurdoy and S..ndoy TlclleU ott U lor otuclents 6nd S5 at the - Clayton oncl,_l Kto Gtldtotn.td the Of1Q1nal nuc*'• ot 9p..-.. . . l l...- the 75c cocktooU. g•oup-Georoe, Porn. oiiCI orummer Rtd'\•rd Ha'(Ward-LoweU's tWilled-cum HntimentaJ vlsiont (Willln' ", ··rope Face Boogie."' ttc I look o bKk ,._, to a $Iicker but tUJI pleuirlg IW·funk style El<~l mote o·f the tatiW! nouwuu-Feat at tl•.-.•• •-.... ....................... ........... - ~ atan wltb Nfl. Football Sped alo ~ "Tuf' _ wltll Drllok a O ro•• for tbe &..ell. . -as.so San'l'l. U at1.ll Pt0m1MS to OUltltiP ~..'~1! ~~~· I'I'HIC.h of tOd.ty's ted. And th.lt 1 no tr~tac.d nost•.to•• Student Health Insurance . All full time students (12 credits or more) and all foreign students .who have not waived their Health Insurance have been billed for the insurance. If you do not desire the_Health Insurance and wish to waive the insurance, the waiver deadline is October 20 at 12:00 noon. Waivers received by this deadline, will be reflected on the October 21 billing from the Office of Student AcCOURts. Insurance cards are available for those students who have the Student Health Ins. in 213 Michael Hall . . suo • OOAI\Dl"i'\ OHE.It1C.7Ci ' Any questions concerning Health Insurance waivers, coverage or claims call 831-3284 or stop by 213 Mich.ael Hall from 9-5. �) Rock ' n roil reaUY sti" with !he excitin8 tasU of Seallronls 1 & 7UB. An.d so <iDeo country and western. an.d jazz. an.d disco-in foci, euerything sounds betUr with 1 & 1. Enjoy our"qualitY in mo<i£ratWn. Rock ia roll stirs with SeJell &SeJeri · �font·-· up 1!110 I..., pl>a>a-Hdl ODC.........,. for • fuJuolfaorrer The labd<d w/1..,.._ _..,, <'Ill be &akeo olDM for mdi•iduol oaly, or lutoal arid< "' r..,...., for • potmllll .odd. Hau cart, aroom.., IUid ...te...p ue )lUI ..,..,., or 1M many topta mduclal "'lhn ~<Ciion mtmdtnl to ltnd confllltoc:< to • .,.._'-dina •n n. ~ •••• .., _ u pln<d. tht lo<CO!Id pl\U< ..,...,, T1ili upcct. l:llltd •·mut~rfmJ '«ltruqun. ·• it- 1 <OUD< h-ful mu.ltl> nrerJ tO II~<. h <Ot&rl. no:r)'lh•na • prof«•lotral rnodd nuc:b tO Lnow. ta..:fudtn& .."'"tual pbot.,.,.lPh'o: mod<Lna - - . hiP (A)bloa ra"'*•> ptod~, ~ ·•oa camera .. tel<>i-- opcncncc • """"IWIOII •10 lb<Ja, H<ft I 11.-e tloca .., 1oooa1 .,.....,. 011 111m potca<oalos • A natiOnal m<>ddl"& ldlool, John Robcn .., .,. ar Ill, I ll"llol, w 1-ltrr< alllw ,.r-m u.. PO'*U"" h.a_, h~o ofTKU around Buffaln h' matn ofrtrr.:t" loe&IC"d on Oda¥ratr Altnut "'hilc th< othtr brooch " found rn th< ....M.& A '• depomment otort m EaSio:ro Hdb Mall . It> rnndple loaolc do,.niO"n """'founded In 1964, .,..kin& rlth< <itfo oldat moddona khool WbcG <tlfolbn& rn Jolin Roben P0..en, OM caAW< u I'NII) "'~'-'of cuun.a M cksircd, ran,... (JON 10 ........ "' 10 """''"'· F o r - interal<d .. IIIOOidona u a carur. tho> •ooold- 10 montho of.....,.. ooorL. or thr> tmruna r> S7 an bow (June 11 " $1,0 for 27 •cch). or courx. The: COli the lonao:r th< tralnrna oakes th< more h costs. Ten "'oe11h\ or modehng iehool ll ccrtatnl) a lar&e nlonetary lf!\tStn'llrnt Th< hiah prke IJ a contro\ trsiaJ issue hovcnna 8) !>HARON FARLEY Spr£t"'m Stqff N'nl<r F11t.lu011 moddina •O<!J> ~ ;, bo& bwul<1.\. A •~<lui caren m modclmc can bnftl fame, fOliUM, &Jamour IUid acu.cmm~ Tocl<oy many orponunit,.. IUC available to c:a.Jh 10 on lhc ~n~ards or thil, earecr. To &1'1 mned on tht.. road to rich.. )'OU do no1 ho•e to b< In New York City, as mlU1y people wu(nt, but can stan ri&ht her< m Buffalo. Buffolo \s '"owina city onclth< moddlnt bu•lncs• 1$ ,...,...;., " " ' ' alona Wrlll 11. Much "ork i> lniloblc around the Cicy-fbhion ....,... for aua stord, local and naliOnal ..,............,.. made by .... a""""mna !inns, ttlcvli>M <O<ntntmal> and IIWI) OIINI l'f'OII'O(rOn> WeD, dm ~ .wund• •«> prom,...., bul hooo stoned doc-.., "'a'""""'"' modtlma eucn'! Jt tal.o ltUewtW'-C uaimn& bef.,. &<tllnt moo a mod<lrnc -.m<Y and the onl) way to rr«i\C lh11 trltnm& " b)! mrolhnatnto a tnOCkiJna ~t<hoot Around Buffalo. th.rt ar< '""' top mnd•l•na ..Ooob, June II Ltd .. ood 11>< John Robert Po" en carrer School ) June IllS a local mock-lana •cbool do'*lllo..-n oo In 1111 Plot<. Althouah th< IChool n., bt<n around for Olll) 14 )'COS•. 11 hal b<com< \U) >ucas>ful oncl-i<d domtl lh<>< yaors The: I1CIIIcm) L lh•rded arO<Jnd modtkna "'~'· Man~ people f<tl the) ••• • 'nr-<>lr, 1.1~101 hundr«b of clolbn front r«>rl< •ho don'I u-. • c:baD« II o IIIOdtlolll catur, lclllonc • AJC<aolul nne A""""""& ro 11111<' Manvr. o..ncr oncl cltndor of Jone II Ud., "To rk> •.Urn an~ Joh, one m•" be propcrl) trau>cd-"11) •hould mooleltn& be any ~ "1\Uniot .,.,.......,. "tr"""' do ...... pououoal, I . _ . IWJ taU llw . . - - If they hne potCJillll. I t'- 10, oncl tk - 1 0 Ilk< tM COVtW Ktlt<JU, b<alu.. ..,.,.. do 110 011 to &au 1M counr oolr lor'""" o•• odf....,pro-rm<lll " doe., ..a T he "h-ful" should ruUy tn~< taCh o.:hool (nt befort malin& any """"ion, beta ... lh< tndnrna b rull)' an , • ...,,.....,., 1101 onh •• thdr bard earned clollan. "'" ot.o.,. ,...., f111111t ...e o.1 ouc<n>. , . ldraol l l w - r-Ial*' ,.,g belp , .... out comid<rably •• MM-• llbt t"-"< .... ..... 1M bnl "' ......... .,.,b bod.....,,-·""" tun< Tbi> os noc • frandl~. '' " l<>ca~) operated Second)), I 0.'< brerl a mod<! m)'tdf wTK't' I v.a.~ a tem." tbt c\pla.r1Cio!, t kn""' ,..,, a niOdd JO<> throuah. tnd I kno-. ho"' important auod tnolnJna ,. Abo. 1 tno• -.hat lbc dtcOU •ant ·~ th<7 ~ "' m< for a J011 Man•n AMI tl>at all bc:r oa.hcn an profnolonal. ooorL'"' ma.ldo tn th< Olr Ia 1 M - !warda )<MI tDII1I mnuoo Ju.AC' 11"1 ••Jtat'" tt..X.I, bh-auw O( dw JU<Cftl ........ · · - . . .. n« llbt aroduated . the thrO< ~.., H.,. name i~ Kiln l'km. rh< mcno -&111 •f•tr modd today, .. bo ... brerl tailed ••n.e- F..:c of lk 80·-1 ... Sht '' (l('tn ~omuntly on the co'" of rv,cut. plu' al111011 any r'- yov lool Nllurill>, Mar>•n Ia •tr) proud of Alc<11' ....,..._ oncl cqu&lly &ted lbllh<r k""->1 hlld ..... bc:r oh< potmtoal mr&\111& w nrerled to~ ...... w io todo). • Tht lohD Robm J'oooer< tdoool m 8\lfflllo 1M dwccs- or,._,. VoiLC'I"' . ""ThlliS a c:amrr-oncn.led IChool 1\.....,.. u \\t Clft that C\'ft'Y OM: of OUf '\tudmll •ill dJrffftn1, .. A common myth " that !>'Irina for thew: JUCCftd m t.hdr c:arte:r roals:: that it a sincere ~rm for ~ rry s•oak' .audcnt '.J cour10 r.nl,tlcs the' student to a sucxcuful >UC<id&. A trcrntndow quahty ol ed'l""'IQD u here. from rh< c..rrlculurrl to th< warr onclrea<bc:rs, Volk<rt noced "It oo aboa•tr) unoqu<- u .. tMiar ... fran..'tu>< in the US • .., our o...,.,. ll cadi o.:hool .... many CIOOilaCl> abtOIId IUid .. ,...,_ )orl,.......,. tbac tonaa"' llw top mockhna car~r ~ th" 1s nor rht cut. \1amn ha\ btt..o•n an,.,u 10 tbt probltm of tU.101 monty from the penon .. ho ... anJl a ca.rlt'Cf lft modtla.na. but c1oes noc ""hen-ia como ho>t oh< potentiAl mto June U tnttrtucd m a caRCJ moddma. oh< (tnt thU\1 I do i> ><t up a ••••'-bl< JOIII ... Utt"-wh... t &.141•. ., 1hiS . . . AA J.t•tt l 1'1 BOU LEVARD MALL IJ1-1300 ,.. .. ,H & kl.t , , •A JAU\ ~VO All , SlATS $1.97 NIGERIAN Student Association State University of New Y9rk at Buffalo Concluding Various Events Marking TAC·QUILA SUNDAY --NIGERIAN WEEK-(The 21st Independent Celebration) There will baa party in SQUIRE HALL • rm. 339 Saturday, October 1Oth at 9:00 pm Gate Fee of $1.0<>--- Tickets can be obtained in the Ticket Office of Squire Hall. MSC P.J.BOTTOMS All Are Cordially Invited! FOOD- BODZE • BOOGIE • f'rlrlay.11~- Tho- II 19 �MEET THE TKE LITTLE SISTERS PARTY AT P.J.'S SUNDAY OCT. 11 (Coardinata! by dw LVB Alurrri Anocladon) TAILGATE and "TUNK" Before and After the Football Game (U/B vs. Canisius) Saturday, October 17 Before T AILGAYE (Sherman Parking Lot) SOc Drafts 2.75 Pitchers 10 Wings $1.00 Brtng your favorite food and drink After "TUNK" Beer Tent Complimentary beer, soft drinks T·SHIRT RAFFLE and munchies (UcCI>om..--A 2ScStroluo Or-•ft - 9 to 10 p .m .) A QOHAnO.W AT 1lt£ OOOit WIU. U Al'f'AECIATEO EVERYONE WELCOME P.J.BOTTOMS 3270 main st. bflo P.J.BOTTOMS Sponsored by the UJB Alumni Assoc:tatton Ludan C. Parl.tto Six ofthe best tasting beers in the world. Attomey·&t·UW 38 Hopkins Rd. WiUiomsvi•• 631 ·8884 .-The J-elry ExchangeDIAMONDS Fl,.. Gold & S1- J~ t« tlt•t ·~I ooc.aUOft w._,.,_,..._ ... - . o - .... ................... 834-.at ~ ...... GIRLS GET POTTED E~ery W~nUd•y Night U.t5 !Of on 1011 "" dtWt IP1uo o U OL gino 11- pol ·YO<Qio k.-p•J ERLANCER THE EXCEPTION PIERCE ARROW Re.tauront & Ntte Club - - P I «.. lvrowPlau- Ewono • SM<tdon Dr. 13S..21M �Attilio'• Barber Styling Ful Barber & St,liq s-m. -w. ,._. - Styliq ol - Soliafacti.a ,..,....... ...,....,. __. -w~....._RK........,.. "'-": 1.00 . 6:00 ~ w....,.,. 631-2252 n.w-..·, ,.,...Hoc:l:., ...... _... .... ~Ut"_.... s:;;;-,...,~...., >, ,..• ., ;;:;;l.mt ·~A...,. •'tnt JIJ.J.J and . , . . _ our Jit'ustm~ ttmnm1 ~nlitfe ro _$$1. Mo•'< o•n Jm•tto thr Gird. lht llttt1nl ltilm I.\ utklnt O\~r ft hu ...,ould hlll·r 1h0111h1 lht C.rdtii<JIJ wcwld slid tl to tht Co••boyst Frankl) •t dtd; tltt)' do tl ''"Y And thr Rutdtr>. M'riltht) blto 11 for I J""'· lh~tnsd>'a Pirui>.,.P 24, O..cland 11-Tho 1961 •mioa of lloc OVCI•thc·MI J&l\l IS rolhn&, ,.hjk Ill< ardulc Lido Ilk ha•ma htsn • lftlUbl< U')'lna tO f1lurr OUt • b.tt IS &<>ina •Tona. Atlu,. 21, t..o. An~tln 20-Ranupuuina lht plcn-o bock toarther belund Pat Hod«~. Ram dtftn~ $hOUid k«1> II <lost but Sltvc BankoW>kt ,.ill P~JIIIt out in thc dosin& momem>. Ncw En&Jand 21, ~.. Vork l tts ~-Whor:vrr throws. 1m 1ntcrcep«ioru >hould "'" Both teams oomin& orr bi& pmcs, ..llh h~ of rqrouptna. Pats offcr a rnorc balanced an.IIC-k a,pinst an llltOmlstcnt J<t dtftn1t. Pbiladtlphla JO, Now Orin• 11-l.cl's rxc "· lht Ea&b .... pl~··c Ill< best fooo!MIIIIl lhc Thcrt "no reason •b) lhi> lhoukrnot bt. bi.,..O\It . Balliolllft 17. CUICUUiati 14-Tho Cobs' hilh po..cred nmnina aam< lfU on tnd. ,..11. ~st Balpl '"IUfl ricldled front four. O>hs mUll """ fw Coath "1tle M.Connl<L or d"' II'> thc uncrnplo)'mCnt lan< fO< him. Oal.land 2&. Kuiti Ott 21- TbU aodent "'all') •111 rcaaurc lht Raidtrs scorina for the rllSI lime In thu~t weeks. Watch for ot<Ond year ~nsation Mar< Wil""' to lead the Supcr Bo~~ol eham.,. to vieto.y. lloustoa ll, Statllt 1)- h look> like Earl Campbell 11 ha<k 10 hb old odf apin, Hownw. lht Snak< Stablor "'U have to lhrow mor-e tbao s~ uma 1hU ~ret:; Ken lltlrrouah• n &<llinJ bOred, no pw r«tption in c•o "«b. Go... lla) 11, Tampa Bat 10-Pa<:~cr L)'llD !Mlty ,.ill ba~ a fodd da ~ • ilh iaexpm<n<cd Btoocanm d<ffft<ivt bocLf~tlcl Tho PacL ..~1 •llh<tancl the boot dlilhna wtalhtr. '1\ ..Walloa 14. Oucaao 10-Coa&ratulabo<u JOt Gobbt. )'OUJ m·cmtted offon>< finall) clod.•. So ,.hal if 11'1 apinsl the WONt d<ff!Uf in tht NFU Dallas 24, San Fraadoeo 6-Coaeh Tom Landi)' ha• lht co.. bO)•> fired up afltr lOS> to thc Cardinal•. Oalw cannot afford anoth'\:r J<tb.tcL if 1hcy art &otn& to st~y 1o th< hl&h· nyln& Oorseu will his blUes• pme as a pro. lead anacL Oea•tr 3$, Detroit Liotls 14-Craic Morton 6oes it apln. Broneo dtfon>e, tht best in pro football, 1huu down Liotl a<rill attact. Soa Oiqo. 27, Mlnnnota 26-Tht Squeaktr l or lht ........ W11ch rw a f<COfd pwin& &am< b) both quannbocb. lf thc .,..,., •'C&lhtr dotsn'l J<1 to l:nm<r, lhc ~ I frOOl roor •111 Sllnt Louos 31, \'ori. GluiS 2&-Cardmab art •na tu&b aft<r a 1M& •in. Gian1 turDO\>m •dl <pc-D thcit fate. <""" Controlltna play for nt.1fly 80 pcrctru of the pmt, out 1h001inc )OUr oppoi1CIIt 2"'6 and rlarl•l on your bomt lldd, you WO\IIcl Oped fO C\"'mt OUI \CK'\000\J.S. Ho._cver, all it takes 10 chanae the OUJCOrnt o( a oat.. ildtd ft>&tch .. a hot soalt<ndtr. And 10 ~~oas the-c:att Tu<sclay u thc o Stat< Gr<11 Lal.«• dcf<ated lh< UB lloyah fodd botLey lUll! 2·1 It Rocal')' fldd Sblliota Dubuque, a frcolutwo oc:<miodtr fw the GrUJ w~. ._n, ID &001 bdwla OUt :U RO)W lhou Bacl.cd b) a OITOIIJ dcfm>< that habed UB oo ~ comtJ1 (wbtrt IM ofrtsulu team hna U:P tO commm« play), O.wqo turned ""-a)' numtrOus &Olden opponunhits by UB. "We•rt ronunatc 10 ld IUC'h a &UOD£ pcrformanoe from Shorletn," srud Oswqo <Oaeh Shitlty liod&<. who has tnginta'ed tbt LALc" to a 6-2 mark lltis year. "UB was by far our touabest opponent lhl• o...... SUN OA \ 1 Hot goalie cools Royal hopes 2-1 w ... "''h ' rwn, J liiO!> D'-V • Buffalo 20. Miarol 11-JO< Cribbs won't fumblt lhh on< a""Y· If lht Bmnuda TrWljlt eontalns Wood~)'. Buffalo >hou!d bt ..uw.·.l'l;Qild~i:lool&l4. ,_ ytOJ .. 0 . - opened the sconnc ~C>aJ minut<S into lhc ~.....hcn lltkl<r Oi.anot Golhpn brolt frte from the Royal dtfC!l>f Clldttna UB plmdtr Deb W'd!Wns flatfooted, oo the muddy rurf~tt, O...qo P>ncd an early l<ad " \\< ~ed tcrnbly ,. t1>< r.,.. balf," eommtnttd •-h lltuy Duomicl< in a dulu•ed mood "\\c could havo won t1uo PfM " ollt a complttc effort. Unfonunat<ly thK iJ a ruJllahon &hat '411-t ba\'C to -.wk harder. Vou can t101 <O<nt out •low apu~>t tcatnl •ith an <lle<Uont dtfcoS< and pltndet and upmto .,;., You have to eome 11 thcrn ri&ht away." nte La.kcn ancrtutd lhrir Itad early in .. the S«<nd half ,.hen Collteo Connors rammed bomt her flftb coeJ foiJo•in& a JCr1111blt rn front of tht UB nt<. Thon COJO< thc turd arouftd. The Royals bqan controlhna play '"th • 51urdy dtr..... thai rtfused ()rwqo uy lfO\Iad 10 J<1 on trxt. Tho prtUUrt pucl orr fot UB ..,.., IIIIU1ko0"0 Royal fbppcd I pud luah Into lht ntt, H.......,., lhc 11011 ,.... duailo•ed btcaust. or I he bo&b obex. Piayen. arc 10 l«~> the ball btlo• lhcir sboulden to a...rd IIIJW}'. Folloloina a comtr entry, ......,. tllld.a Vicly Jad.IOG-Ih< ltadinc point a«t<r ror tht Royals-...,..ed her ti&bth &Galin r~ dual> on a rtbound >he><. Jackson later failtd tO lilly on I break·I"'IIY in tht wanina momtnn or same I hat ~·ould ha~;e tied Olepm<. With nine corner en tria in the "final throe: minutts, UB failtd to <Onnecl btfore tht clod ticked Its fUIOI lick. E.q>rcuinl hcr an,.. o.u the t«bKit. tOKh OimmicL noted that shc cxpec:U to• set a cliff<r<nt team Ibis wutcnc1 wheo lhc RO)'Ois trnct to PocsdOJn ~a c:ocUSl IPIIUI the Bean btf0« ~Alina 011 10 0.•-qo for ll>trr LIIXiwsly awaited r<DW<h wrtb the Gra~ l.akm. " We ha"< too many ladlrs hcrc." sbt ''Thcr doo'l _....the rn thai ..,. oecd. But wt'll bnnc that 0\lt lhh Wftktnd." • The Royals rt<O<d dipped t o 3·2 pm<S thiS wttktnd. Thdr next bomt outin& ,.iU bt Tut>day wbon they f~<X Hou&hton Coli<lt 11 Rota.y Fidd. -J(//rry R. 17IUI~ton ...s. "'lit ....., �etc. ~\ Pro•rd«< by SA J!os.An~ 1rtmes Quote of the Day CROSSWORD PUULE ..... Edltfd b> M"''""'' hlftr and Tno,_, Jarrt -- ACROSS ISctJotclllhe 5_'1_ 10 FJOioe \a Pan.ner ol t iline 15 "-a lor oon 16 eye 17 c.t. .. - 181.J!<a M*I\II(OIII IIIAs<atlc_lil_ 20P-ot,._ 22 Hag 24 N.,.Englandor, IOtlllafl 2!t Man fromEnn 26P,...,Ian obolotle 2U RUtalar.. 33PIItlnwotooat 34 tndtan ooldiOf OlYOfO 3S Girt tn a oong 36 CUI>IIn countty 37Razorotom ~ ,_.......__ ..•r o.m..,..,..,.,. C«cua tMture 50 Mtlft •rth JWO"di ~ Sq.iato56 H"'oroc- S.y 51£1'1/waoUm *'"•• 511 o..m..rr 5ll CllmC>ono .,..,. eo Oomonut... -'"• "EbO 620\nw63 -roe oow.. INomiOttdytown 2 Ruasia·a "mot,., - oteltloo" 3 French notion • HlatOflc enguan 5 Harmonize 8 Lie down on tho Job 7 -otthebfove 8 Blbllc.tl propMI 11 Snoopy'a .,,_.,., -·-·21 n 2S ""'*"'- ar. •• _,......,.......,.. .. ,... Ot$plllyecl ~ 301f'odiln~ .................... 4llld ,.,_., ,.. .........___,. . . ~o..;.....~.,...~ c..w::-or.................................... .. ......,..~ ~ .......... .o .......... ~ .. ........... c..AC ____. o-.. .... ..,.. ., ............._. .... (.;ri.C.Owr~ . . . . . ......... ..,_.~ ~ Cllyon the .....__..,~. ·~-· ~ ~~- !!'19' . .,.,..~ . . . . . . . . ...,.., . . . . . . . . ,.... ............ ~ ........... .,a.... ._!CihiW 40 Holt style Cft' . . . . . . . . . . h ..... _ .... , . . , _ . ,._.,. .. _ . J . . ,...... ....... 1(111 . . . . . . . . . , . . . . ~ . . . . . . . . . . , . . . , ..-· 11l.31':Jf Anglera_., _ t~ebldllrlb. .,.....c...._.,....,..,.vw.•n.-. ..,.be......., •• .,.. ...... .... c.a ,,. CfC -'f<• M IJ&.JM lrOf aciGIIOI'IIf .,...,~~ 46H«l<-I11And 41 Continue lliiOOtl'll ........ ttiUIIM-O..•J . . .-.1"""'0. ...s,..... F=wt~o"~t ~.,....,_.• Ok.fl lt'tQW_.. .........,.uc~,._~ ..,........ .... w.... .... .. .......... tiOCif'l.o..........,NYPIIIC .....,_."-"oPl ... ,,.,COt-"'........,~ 50 Alaska MUl-l Cloc:kmakaf 52 Ferewen, me .-ay II Aomln- 53 Winter C2L-atn ... _ p o e t <501•- t30..rable ~- lq.W·..,_..~.....,..,. ~Wil'l I~"Ci . ..... ' "...........,.... .......... .......,....., ...... ,_... ~4HMt9,._.,...., .. _ . _ ....... ,... t4ltWIJ"tieeC~,_...Offoctof . . . . . . . . ott ~ ~.~.~ •• Mourner 46Couro~ 47 Wllcn'a- Bt•nkef .. rJD.- . . . 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"""•vowtoafi!WI4J..,..cl0wlll....-. ~ii,OU'*flfCimiiiiiNOr~ . . . ..,.., ~ hte"" IIIIOO'lllrMfY W II'KbClt .,_, ...ot--. .,.. ...·.... a.eOIIIUOI!I • t ...... ~ Or...-..oo,•t• ............. feW , ... uuue ... , BL.CJC«~IAu.&::;i........,.. ...,. ... [ ..... ~ll&l.tl•"'"' ,_nomDNGIALS ........, tttl.......... IID_, .....,... """'- ......_. . . . . . . c..&. ll.UlGRAIS-,_.._ ........ ......... '"q[( ,.,~ ~ ,..,.,....,.,( ..-.H"fQI ...............~ G'WII1..-:IIf1 ......... ~--""" ~ ......... ............. ~--·­ ...................,...m • .,.......-. C:. _....,...... ......_.,. ,, ~1liQUIIII--.oD'........_ ...... . -..en ..... ---~ .JiflW(~-;;;;---tooo,;;;;...... ~rM.......... c..,.. ..... ... . ........ ---........... ........... ...... ,........., .....,. �Can the awesome Islanders win again? By JON M . OIAT AssutaJJt SportS Editor PRINCE OF WALES COSfEil£-'<:E M011lrelll C..adlcos:tanorc the fl<l that they ,...,.. outplayod by the youna Edmonton Cltlcri in the playoffs losl ...-. Tile Canadlcns will be a dtfformt t<am this year. Tbc ......,.. iJ ill ...., Coeclt Bob Berry (a forma' Qnadlco playcs himself) wbo IJ "Cf)' wict an0 dtmaftds I lol from his piJI)'Cn. The team obould respond "''CillO him, sinoe !bore •as a KO>< lethaf3y on the ...Ill the WI '"0 )UIS since Scotty Bowman dcpanod. The orr.... is very potent "'"" Ouy l..oFicut bcalthy &IillO oJona .. ,th Sl..c Shun and slict tUcldwldlc:r Pierre L&roudlc.. The <l<fCftliC 6 led try the new "811 l" in Latty Robinson. Rod Lanl""Y· and Brian 1!1\btorn who all pia~«! in the canada Cup or seria. The team won I he- Vezina laJt )'!'ar. but b still hurlina frotn tk lo>s of Ken Orydcu. 0../look; 11m) anO I hcalt.by LaFleur .II< the Ley. If the kam scdb 011 a p)tttldcr and all IUJfudt problems are <ra><d the Oinadl<ns •ull taLc the Cup from tho hl.tnden. Buf!olo Sobmo: Bowina~~ is bad< behind the bench so he means business.. But dod he ba'< the players? Tbc team is stiU loo~ma iftlo the ruturt and tha-t art SOIIIIt )ODOJ players, but fe>< , _ the Sabres ore a •cry ,;DOd tam at best. Both Danny Care and Tony Mel(..,...y had soasons and riJUrC: 10 c.ontlnue in their scorin& WI)'S, but the lll)ury to Oil Perreault wiU hun the ~am in the early aoinaTbc o.r..... bacl maay lapses b>l .....,. an<l 11 b .._., lbat the bbxliDaJ wW ... their act tOJ<tbct Don Edwards prcwiclcs cxcellcat &oalt.cndJOI with Bob Sauve, but Sauve has dcslrod to play out his option this season. Most likely Bowman will trade him before tbe 1<110n iJ OUL O..tl«>k: t1unas ao tbcir way. the Sabtts rmc .,.cdkn, u r.. w;u ....._ ..... c...diau a. •• If ..... then: ...u be ..... ,_., empty _,. 1ft lbc Aucl. QotdJoc NonllqMo:Tbcy ha<l lhe best In tbe .......0 half of tbueuoo losl year. They havt I d..d!y off<n>t "'ilh p.lmly Of sp«d .. hkh h led by tilt Sluny broo.b<n- Pna, Anton. and Manan. R«lamation pro)C<I Jooque> Rl<hard 11M a f&fll&>lK yeor Ill ph, ,. .....u) and be u joinal try a number of ....,rt staten. Tbc def.-e O(ltbc other band p•c up 118 1(1011. and tbcy arc small lot dd"""""cn. Ooaltmda Oan Bouchard had a arcat year '*hm be,...; tradod frotn C&lpry (19·S·S). Outlook: I( they fmd JOm< dcfen-. they mlaht ju>l • m it all• b ~·ma old in liOIDC: pos.uiOill but thcrt es u ann1a or new playcn to balan« them out SuU the Bnwa arc ,...,. lllow and tbcy ha\c a tou&h U!M kcq>in& up "'ith a f0$1<r skatina dub. The offcn>< is lod b) Rick Middleton (10) poims), but thr suppon is thUI after that. Jean Rauclc is aonc and Brad Park's. kn«s ate about to ao. so the Bnuns rrnd I ..._ .,.....,n........, ~csmahclc. Outlook:/\ rd>uildina year? II loon that Vt""lf. Hortrord Wllolm:Pity tbc Whalers, brina stuck in a olvls.lon with four of the best in the l<quc. The Wbaltn die! pick up Rick MacLtuh from the Fl)..n but tbcy lou the ,.....;ccs of Mll:c Rocea to the IWIJcn. Tbc o.r.......... 20th in the ~<que an<1 that'• bacl. The Wllalm aiel nothina .,..,. tbc summa to fill that "'••• pp alth~b they did pick up fr« aaent pile, <_;~ Millen. "'bois a cood one. Ourtoo.t:Most <ldinitdy o r<butldina year. You ha>< to start f,.,.,._,..,hcs<, lot's of luck. I ,.hat m&.cla on ICC he can perform. He has I po~l Off<Oif 10 *O<k with tn 1\n<lers Hodbura and Ulf Nilsson an<l ma)bc cvm Bobby Hull E6<lk Joluai0<11J 011< of the toul)lnl •or\cn m the J1111C • and Ooo ~ OM or the best cliat'n· Tbc <lcfms< suU has rn>bl<m>. Bony lkd had an ouutandu11 playoff season an<l he ....,.. 10 be finally comlna around as o true allo~t~r. But a ncr that there lo really nobody dsc. Jolln Ontdson is hopefultbill the Lncclhill lttpt bln out moot of losl "'st - · •ill be bettor . O..rl<>ot:Thetcam has potauial. but there arc a(.,.... holes. lltootJ should be I bfliO the team. l'lllladclphbt Fl>tn:ThiJ tnrn i> cetuna old too altho"'b 111< offtnJC: IJ >till Jood. Reult Leocb fl4 aoal$) and Bill liMber l•ll alo<l& •llh Rt<l -The Rat" Linesman and 8nan Propp ..;u r«>"'dt of the offmsc. Tbc O.fms<•s W>I'<CI but tbe &oalt<ndina " very aood •ith Pete Peeters and Rick St. Ctor• lhanna the dut>es. Otrtlook:Coaclt Pal Quonn will start rebu•ldrns lh6 year and tf he is able to comt u,p -.ich some c:om:tltmc)~ t.hry -.iU challcn~ tbe flanacrs. "asW.&to• <:.Ptoli:Will they ....,. maL< the playoffs! Two years 110 the) misxd b) t•o poinu, b>l )at b> one point, so IIIey are due th:ts )Ur. 8ualt V~oon·a be e.y. sinct they are stuck ln lht Patrick Ohlstm). The Caps orr.... Is &ood witb Dennis MaruL (97 poinu} and MtL< Garmc< (90 poinu). The team plc:Lod up thcluJhly rcptdod Bobb) Carl><fttor. (oecond plc:lt .,... au) in the June dnfl. the hiai>C01 pic:k ...., for an ·1\rnerican. The defen~t and the aoaltmdina of Milce Palma\cer are suSI)CCI. OtiiiO<Jk:l! they don't make 11 Ulto the pla)'Offs this year, the ram .. mtear lbc butldq down. Tbc) ha•c ...itod lone He,...,. P ATRICK OlvtSION New Yoril bla..t•I'S:What more ean be said about the team? They arc deep 11 ..ery position and art tht fa\'or,tn to take the Cup fot a thtrd strailht umc. IIlyan T101ti<r (IOJ point$), and Mrkc llouy (6& aoaJs. Sl ossi>U) arc ju>t -uJna. Tbc O.fm>< is <Oiicl with Ocn.ls Potvin the main man on tl>• bludine. The aoaltcndina is superb with lliUy Smith and Roland Mdanson sharin& the duty. Out/ook:Uoltu they lose the wort cthio, the ~ .... kcq> ..... Clip . . tho Island fO< anotber yeor. and lbc year aftcs lbat . . . N- Yortt eyes ate on ronncr Olympic c:oadl H rrb Broots and oecina .....,.,1\ll cnou&h· Pkt..,... r..,.IM:Tbcy alloMd J.O &;Oils "'-.Inner st season and they had the Norris Trgphy on thdr team In Randy Carl)llc. It doesn't make ...... The dcfenJC: >houkl be the same this )UJ since the same pcopk arc there. Tbc off<OK is pretty aood lhou&h Wlth 5S aooJ scorer Rack Kcboc lcadrna the way. The aoaJ ttnclin& job is a mystay """' Orea Millen kft. 0111/ook:Orcy ha•n ror Coadl Eddie Jnl!Mton and more misery for the fans. Wom<a'• B&otboll: Trywu fostlltUB~-·s basketball team ..;a bqio oo Moodo), Ootobcr 12 11 J p m on Clar\ Oym. Fot mC¥< onformaoon contlld Linda O'Oonodlat 8)1·29)$. Mcn•s BaskCiball: Tbc UB mtt~'• bosLctball ...... will .... ttyoutS Tbunday, Oaobcr u 1ft Cork Gym. 1\11 candiclatcs m" have a ph)·Jical cum and msurance •• order 10 tryout. f<>< fun her dnalls tbe<:k bulletin board In Oar k Hall oscaU eo.ch Hu&hcs at IJI-2936. Oil I FlU0/\'1' JV Football' Comdl Un•vcnxr IV 11 Rotary field, 2 p.m. SATURDAY W-.a's Tennis: Bit Fow a-t~ II AJalocnl Cowu,I01.111. Football· 11 1\Jbany Stille, I :JO p.m. Qoos Country: L<Moync Colleac. w/Frodon•• Sl. and Rocho;l.<f Tcdl, 01 Syracuoe. 2 p.m. Ftdd Hoetcy: 01 ~ Silk Collqc. I p.m. Mm'• TenaiS: SUNY/\C Championships II Roc:bcoter• TBA. 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KAC IIIC C'OIItniJ•rl•~ EI/JtOI' T he COMIIIUIIODality of r~isterina "'Omen for the draft aod the feasibility or hiab military tltpenditurcs "ere discuucd in Squ1tc Hall's Fillmore room Monday niaht ""fore a small student cro,."d. 1"lloK in attendcnce butd impassioned kc:turcs from President of the Buffalo Chapter of the National Orsanir.atlon of Women (NOW) Linda Oeveland on last summer's SuP.remc Court deciSion upholdlo1 male-only draft rcahtration, and from former UB Educ.tional So..iolosy profruor Gene Oraboner speakm& on tbe use of taX money for the military-Instead of human ~i~es. Approachina the dran rqjstration iwlc from "both the feminist and I<SJI point of.,...., .. ~'dan d. opeoed her talk with a historical account of Supreme Coun lqlslation involvin& ,.omen's I$$UCS. Aa:ordinato the attorney "the July Supreme Court ckclsion follows a lona uend which says that women arc not equal dlttens protected by the 14th amendment." oc:cupations" u~cpt wofc and mo ther. She aho noted the 1908 court ruling notina thil 11 os ronstituuonally IC.'ttJ)Iable to ban "omen from "orldna ovenome , appro \'al o f a 1948 Midlipn law bannt111 female bancnden, a nd 1961 Florida lcaulatJon prnenuna women fro m Krvina jury duty, While afflrm•na that ""lflually no women want to ""drafled as virtually no men want to ""drafied" the chapter president uplained that " the position or NOW is tha t if there is a draft women s hould share the responsibilities equally, both in a nd o ut of combat and share the responsibilities o r citiuns." Oe•eland a m ned her ""lief that m<K• prcme Court dec~ions perpetu~te the tdea tha t .. omen arc "second d au cltu.cns" a nd that such continue diserirruoatory le&Jsbtllon until there arc more " Oin"fl on the ,.;n coun . "II there had~ a .. oman oo !be "" a coun at that t ime there "'OUid S-4. vote," she uc~imed, and that "as Ions u there is only a token woman on the court there will not "" a full undcrstandin&" of prOiectina .. omen from discrimination. C itlna past coun decisions Cleveland said !&at "it was not until 1973 that • the Supreme Court found a c:uc wbere ex discrimination was not rational." The attorney used as examples the 1852 • !JnJdwdl vs. Illinois ease which she said found that "oaturaJ aod proper timidity makes women unfit for ~ G rablncr ""pn his talk with a synop$1J or militarist subversion or Amerk:an civilian life. "As an elementary sc:bool student I rcmernbcf air raid driUs. I rerncm""r fdlow studenu tQrecl aod cryinJ.'' Grabincr added, "the fashion or ratiJues rcpres<n tt mlhtam m ." Using stansttC"> and mformation pthered by the United S ta tes l)epart ment o r Labor 11\d the LaDling. M ich i&an·bascd Employment Rt>nroh AssOCIAtiOn (ERA) Crabiner asuulted "the m>~h th at mtlttary 'pendona creates jobs." Sa)tn& that this wat ·•nt'\er 1 uu1sm•• the formtr pcofecsor clauned that World War II ended the depresSion ~'1tusc or the massive inOu• of dollars tnto the coonom) He c \ platned that If this same amount 'Wir&S sprnl 1n the pnvatt stetor t he ~e result " ould ha•• been ach ic~ . " Ht&h mihllry budacts have passed o n th is myth that mihtary spend ina will create JObs, " complai ned Orablncr. Under present conditions, the speaker asserted, " JObs created willao to hiah technoloty labor with trade and industrial " or«n bclna bypassed by !be military boom." Aocordina to C rablncr " mihtary expenditures d id 1101 <creat e as many jobs u puce rcla.cd e\pendlturcs wo uld " Citing the E RA ~tatb ties he said that Sl billion sptnt '" the ed ucauon field " "ukl <rc•t< 117,000 jobs while the cqut"llcnt amount only generates 75,000 •n tht: tntbtary. Crabincr abo attadcd the Rcapn AdmtnHtratiOII fOf "'ll'IID& a war to .:urc cconornt< "on tnSicad or puttilll! tb~ mot\C) tntO human ncedJ and indu>trial reconstru.:tton, as ... n » assatlina "the m>th and rhetonc of antt·So•tctlsm ." Questlontn& the a udtcn.:c: or mostly students as to ho,. many had their tuilion raised tn the pas t ytll aod r~ci vi n& a lmOS( a unamlnous a nirmativc rcsponlc-Grablllcr next asked ·• Old the Soviet Union raise your tuitiOII?" He ~oncluded that ""dcnls and labor must fllht mlltwlsm aod the "military·induPnal complex" it the world is to survive and added that " you shoold tbint conc:retdy about "'hat you can do from where you are." UB Calendar Committee will not concede on issue . Groups plan protests By SETH GOODCHILD M•""linl Editor hile the Chairman or the Ul! Calenda.r Commiltee rdterated it~ rulina to lcltcdulc ol&neo ' on the hi&lt hely J...tsh holiclay•, fellcral lfO<IP> arc plottmg stratecb to oppose the decblon• ..-en lltoup lndlc:rttionJ arc that the <Miler "'ill 1101 be cleared up ot the Unhcrsity, but .--ually S<Ctled tn tht coutU. Mcan ..ho1t, AUISIUI to the Pl<S>dent Ron Stein tnsaJicd that UB Prestdmt W Robert L. K ctl<f fw! yet 10 make a rtnal dcci..., ond that the od.uuniw'ation hod until April to make tll dc«ec. "We ba~ not formally ror-1U'Cied the cokncllr 1o Albany, .. he expla_u\Cd. The J...,sh Stuclent Union (JSU) is bea,innin& to initiate. acuer writin& campa~ to protest the Calc¢ar Committet's action. a«ordin& 10 spokesman Not han Toporovsky. "We arc &oin& 10 &ive it I ihot," he noted, "contact ina dirr.,.eno peoplt to pin support. We will not leo iC die down." In the Sprin&. the Calendar Conurtiucc-dtalr<d by Anodal< Gnduatc School Dean Andrtw Holt-•ot<d to Jdtcdulc classes on lite Rosh Hashana and Yom Klppor holidays .net the Stale UniVersity o( New Yotlr. (SUNY) Boan:l or Trull.,.. dd<ptcd the pooo-.r 10 tk tndivodual campuses. But bc<:ali>C UB has refused to shut do,.n, the Stale l..qitUturc bas pa,.cd a biU that wiU mandate that the institutions dose do-n . C oupled ,.;th the Lqislali>'t aCtion has ~ punurc lrom SUNY ofrtdals and mtmbers or the Board or Trust<a, whe hav. nooir.W UB that they WIIJlt it to rcconsidcr its decision. Various UB aroupo JCIMI ~aatt,.,.~... haw also brout.bt prmurt, "'ilh che Student A>SO<~tlon (SA) reportedly ready to oponsor an Assembly resolution oondemNn& the '"'i tch. Holt Aid Fndaythat "the oommittcc would - diana< its mind. We sec it as principle. II is com_.s or mm and •CJ~Mn of i:ntf'lrity. I eou.ldn'l "Ole uy It would"" ruiiCiamcotally WfOlll." H< Unkcd the <kcisloo to the Un.ivenhy"s announctd d.ucruninatton other,.,.,, poticy. n.. Dean uplained tbe pollcy lltat appears in olmost every UB publication wa. the auicklinc ror the Committee. The statcmcnl reads. "No peaon in whatever rclatio111hip with SUNY/Rurrato shllbe :1\ibje<:t to dilCrimlnallon on the twii of raa. rthntc bac:k$round. na1ionaJ anglo, rdi&Jon, color. su, or oondltion or handicap." "I ,.;.h people undcntood the b.,.;, ror O<tr <kdslon," he added. "No """ is addressina tbe P<obkm ... ha>'t, "ltkh is W< coru;ider <pcaal _ .. "itb this policy," Holt said. He orsucd that the Jtatcmcot •.a~ ...... ipored ._ida opponc:nu or the.Commicite-'s ' rulina aucrtin& that 11 bas ~ •• a matter of accommndauna a fChcdblc wltidt JSU claimed c:ouJd be oclticvcd by some >impk """can maneuvuln,a. ''It is d~riminacion apinlt us:· T norovsky exclaimed. "By holdina classes we c:'ln'l ~our rtHa•ous holidays"•• He a..Jcd that prohibitions exist that do lllow ror .. &t "'be <Ondu<tcd on Jhe J.,.ish holidllYJ .. Me no s100h rcslridioru are u.saJ b)' CMbtr f•hlu ...., u wnuen •prclr~<afly ohao ... do oo wwk,' ' the spa~..m"" t>plained • I r the Uni•cr>tt) Cal< ncar Commlncc dOC> not .....,n,idtr the d<cl•lon. Keiter has lh• final uy and n i~ <:\pt'(ltcd he "'" not 10 a,ptn)t htt ..:~:H'htttwncy's rultn&. ''Noohin•'• bc<n dtadcd." Stein GOtcd. ·· People are undtr ~~ unprnslon that •r hi>• already d«idcod. Unttlthe ..,l<ftdar is aar~ upon nolhll\& '' fiaaJ ., Tht AJ.sBtanl noted lhat Miter ~u "'NOl tht only O<tOt'' 111 the 111a11cr and that tbe Lqislalw< and tbt Tru>!«t ha•e thru>l theruseha tnto the~~ . Holt pqlKd Ketter's ontelfioy ;and qJd that he Ja" no JUstoft<&IIOCI for tbe 1101 P rtsicknt lO u~ d\e: Commiu~' n1<We anJ ••~~«~cd his wpport "Even hos <ll<'tnln have <IC'cr chot~cd him •ith brina ck.viou' man:· he mltntafncd. "'Ht frOD't c mQrombe his in~Jrity . " ' f I<C'Ue:r should i"'C "'ith lbt Com.Jnilltt, it is c•peacd tho bill wtll pass and thl! I he Uni•crsity wiU ...,k to ha•• the biD ruled unconstitutional. UB may find itself named in • •im liar suit with .,.,. IJOUps charaina UB Willi discnmlnatloa. oouroes rnulcd lasl ..uk . FOQIIty Scnat< Chait Barbara Howdl-"h""' aroup has....., tt...tl'utly OI>P05<d to do<tna the imtituiiOO durina the holiday-uplaii>Cd tlut >he ftds Ketter -.should Sli<t "'th it" and CftCOUII.Icd a coon "Tbc Corutttut- b pc:dly dear. Then: is to be no wilh stJLI< and rclia1011,'' >he saki. "lbat'• a r""'· •••crfmna trancndous ..r...,an~ . " Howell SPCCUlatcd that if Keuer did not IJI'CC wllh the Calendar Committee he woold ""condemned In a Scoot< resolution. �.in short. ca mpu" ~nate discussions continue Tbc SW<Ieot Asooda.- (SA) Smatt ..Wed Monday to Knd *#Titr ~'" iuot'' to the FIMftC!it Committ«, ann o"cr aa bow or.,.,.....,..,...., m.an...-cnna and clcbatt Tbc Srnatt ....., oa a ""'U<'l bl( lnaura Marl. Moort to hctp nptdott IWiitatK'< for the llnanaally SU><I.m , . . . . _ •= SA v-..., Pm>denl Stnt Kaplarl.flld ~100ft quc•uoatd by lbt partiollaR or the dalllw WU •Q(ltd m early Stptanb<r and would result "'a U7,000 oubo<ripcion ftc to Oat - . SmaiOf DdJbic: 0\atotr calla! for an od ho< c:ommill« to .._..... the ~n~N~u• or the deal, but tht motion .... """"' ba<l. 10 lbt .... "''''""' b«aux or. parbamcntat)' r<oc:tdurt NhiiJ. Man) or the Srnatt'• tntc:ntlOn> ,..,, s;topp<d by tbt Parliament-... •bo n.ltd that moooa• mu• b< rubmuttd m "Tilma btfO<r tht .._..,.. K<opl.u rcspandtd, "h ohould an bt ..-.-~ tn tbt b<s;J mta••• or the •t>Cknt body." Tbc lttwKt""Commlttcc "Ill mc<1 thl& IOffl. to clt>euso tht ~JN~ul or 1M !ip«tr~m.SA dtal, MOOft Atd , In an tffM to 1\CNI dda)'J tn PfOCCWn& wdt crnaacncy tm><s, o.a;. Er>< Altman c:allal r.,. boldtna tbt S(natt dmion• In tbt Sprina. alona Wltlt tht "-"tht orflc<n. rathor than tn tbt Fall "" is tbt pro<cu now. But Pll!barncntarlan Jrff)' Olsen'• <PCtCfl tltat such a mo>< l>bould bt c:oouldatd r;.., on tht A,......bly and thon in tltt Smoto CIUJCd the LeaiJiator& tO VOlt tO II bit tht diiCUUtQn. 8 u1 Ahtn21n rt:mam~ uncon\·metd. ""TM Spitt'trum Issue " 'U onr or tht PQOftlt <'XIIrnpltl or tffidtnc:y In SA JOYtrnmcnt," he rc.matktd. IIWIJ SmaiOfJ Oft lHEspEORUM ,.~, o-mU:ed ouort ~s. cm ""h :bt "Wt'rr Ta\kona Proud" IQao, at runt sd«<tltm.,..."tlont around to•n Atcordina 10 the MI)'Or'$ olra, thc "'JJS Itt bttlll tnstaDtd " 10 bater infc.wm motoriJI.J of the I'QOC""t unpOrtant entftM'L~ 1:n tbt Ctty." Tbc .,..,. ..,n""" tupa)<f"J..,pro.\lt'IUidJ SllOO and <l)oluld w"'\ Instal~ by Na--b<r _)I I. USSR-Japan discuss islaJlds ~~c:-~ .....,..c....v. AI~C ~ o....euur••..,. JJIIWI and tht So- Uruoo ha•-o apctd to hold W\\ to dttamint tbt llllus or a lf'OUP or fout ftQfthtm ttl.tnd•- the dooal only u•o mtlts from )JIIWI-Qif,....tly oec:uptcd b) the -·----..l ,..,..._ ..... ,... .,.,. ,J.,.;. ......... oUUcHJ.. F. .t So>..u. CoMiclertd Jopancsc t<mtory uma 1945. tht uland• ... of In tic tronOmic tmpOfUnOO. c><tpt roo rl&htt,.. Tbc So-in L noon occupied the islands .. a ""ult or Wotld W10 II. The t•o natJOAi bad bton nqOlllftlll I rrtum or thcst Island> to Japan but tbt tall.s bro\t orr tn 19110 "1\tn Tolyo )Otntd othn Wattt'Jt-t~•aions in an economic bo)cott or tM So\'id; to proiC't the m•'-<oon or A flhtnlitan. E>cry ona)Or Japa,..C poluic:al pony from naht '""' rnthtll!tlll to the communisu suppon 1ht reuniftcadon or I hoc IC'rrnorio. Air traffic imperiled you•don't Jucatd, uy. try 1.1110 The Erie County l.qlslaturt may ..... roull the Stat< Uni•a.oit) or New YQ(L !SUNY) tal cova or the Eo~t County Medlc:al Cctllet, a mo•c that UB 5U«Utfully rt~tsttd '" 1979· 1980. Tbt Ctnt<r 1$ cuncmly opcrauna m tbt rtd-up co SU mllhon tn dtbo Joscpll Sae<o. tht Republican candtdatt for the lllh dtltriCI. made tbt <all lor tbt .....ell dunna a pres• conference'""' aco. "At tltc other thrtc mtdiCII sc:bools," he nwntatntd, "the mtdtcal holpilal> run at the State npmst." Sae<o tiltfltd that the 1110'0 """"' bcncfil Ell< Count) taxpapen ror $5. )) pa $1,000 or........, •alllllooo and hdp sa•cthc cm!Jioytc's jobs Tbc """' c:ould 0J>CC1 rcsu-, on both a financ:lll and tducumal arounds. FOr a uN-WJ to.,.,....., • mtdiCII ld>oo1 bospUai. coou arc tuah and many bd~ char tcac:h•na hoq>ttall are- as ht1pful &1thcy miCill smn and are 1c:1ual1y a htndranc:t. Tht rtpon was bued on Lht study of 70 au base• 11ound the: c:ountry and lbt impaa or the loss or 6J5 tontroll•n to c:l'll~.tn duty. ISiutd by the Alf Foree CommunkatloM Command the study odcls that the ocrvi<t> could 1Dic anothtr 6Jf controllrn and th" could cousc a c:utbact m mi!JI&r) arr uamc opaatlo<u {)Q,IOfl Dllily Nl''M'S. ""h ,...,t;ert'\ ~"" tlhctor ...,.., ......c...,.. -<4 - < r c.r The usc of mUiw~ air tnlrlc contrallers to t<plac:t "nkont Cl\'ilian -.·orker$. hiS hun lht QUIIil)' or RI'VI« -at mibt&r)' bii('S ae<otdlna to an uncllwili<d Air Foret ~<POR printtd In lht fir~ H~,. JCIIM K Llpet't•&li•J• Cllritl ,._" Cioo«MMcHtu...,.. Edi"IOt A f".t-. _.,.,. M Pat"'*....... EMo, 1\.t... .......... (.'it~ Ariotber a llempl 1f at •-n ~~~ ll.ll il lll.tl ... m.trk n a...... dl I ""' (;nally "'""' Ultd to the idea thll! c:auup ,.., a w,ttablc, tbtn they ra·m<d tbt ruhna and dcd.trtd that c:auup ""'t • •c:aaable alter an ..... ~·z~., """""·' .Mft•r R """'111011' s,.,.. JoA M DIMr-AUII&t-"' Spom Dl•eCI A CofM:10t;ll.l~.,r $""' Lll ~rlf'Cio'Atb TOAJ <lt-.,.cJ•tlpfi(' J•""" 0.\11~~'*' .,.~ •.,.frill Cll'ltOff• .S...u .,._,..,. W•ynt B HUflteffM.rltclltf Ofi'K'.tor M 8 tta.tmottitMJ"N~• Mgr. Shusty O..gfifltAcW. Coordilla tot ,,..~llff't .. ltt¥0Clbytht Attoe:... lt'd Ptua, field .....~ 'Sf'ncloeele . t.o& MOtte• Twntt Sf1'(tc.-.e. CoUtgiaJt HMcl~i~net w .. ~e.~,..,F..tiM. . ~* .ncr UMI!d fiMM SpK,,.,.,. tt S~t ~lor Ow S,.C""" ortc.. ... 60u'eG "" ....... ,,.. ~, ot ~s.,.. .,._ 'Clwto. e1 euuua,. s.c.n ~ luftato., ..... Ycd l.Uto& StN~tt,. Our family ..... loobna ror-~d to . tnp to tbt country f<N 1111umo •-.d.cnd of pidioa <a~~up 0.00_. . ,._ ··--!ftc. ·-(116!1$1-MI&- Ill (71 Ijll)l-l-~ •• t ..... _ ........ ~ OOley "' Talking Proud, Talking Proud dlt1.,...,.., bf tt. (:O*)f ~r.. £MoNo ....... ...eiiCIUI . . . . . . . . ~ d 1r the Buffalo Ownb<r or Coml1>Ct«'s "Tal\ ma Proud" ad c:arnpalcj> tc:nds to pyt you an ui'Jt' s;~omadl. h<rc'o somt ""'' Jll¥1Dlctd tO make you rtaclt lot lhe Al\a·Sdtnr. Ma cor Crirrin annouoc:td Las;t Wtck that the c:ol_l •nU bt lnlllllliQI Tbt Otpo.nmmt of Ap-iculture had or..,....ly announctd that c:a1>up and rdisb constilvttd •<att.tblc< on the publiC sdiOol ca(dn\1 maau. As t'\'Cr)'Onf: \no•'l. Lldi lo\'t ~'C$f"tabks ll lundllirnc-aptcially corn dliPI and pouoto c:h•PI· Los Anrrtn 1imt> SYJodltVII• "'- Eo.IDf..~ ~• ~ncu, ~.......- ... ...,.alt. ,· ,...,.,.,.... lfc.. 137'0 s.n.c. St &.h-HV O.triiDU!IG .... 10 &ht I.M'ot-....lf' ~l,.,.,.lOIIeCICIPl'OI!'~ Meet the Pretenders, Devo, the hot young director of An Aml!rlc:an \fetl'wolf in Wtulon, Arilrnat f!Quse, md nX! 8/rws- Brotbtri: tf2&_,;i th 1V's finest- Hill & Renko from NBC's nt'w hir, Hlllstreet Blues. UluW! . with former Saturday N igbrliroe comedlam. Fr.mken & Davis. Disco,·c:r 8ft':lt bargains in Ampersaml's brand ot'W National Oassificd Section. Don't miss spt'dal olft'rs from Ttnlt'/ Uft' and frrt sampla from Olaps"' col<>gllt'. And that'S DOl WE OFFER QUALITY WORK AT FAIR PRICES! aU ••• Am/)fnand brinfliS you a spt'Cial c:iW!t p:agc: fc::arurc: ~ction. Around tbe Campus, from the editors of /llodt>nt PIJOtograpby. This bow-to guldc 10 photography covers cvc:f)'thing from buying a camera and usc: of t rick filtC1'5 and ca.mt'ra are perfecting your cxposura 10 :and mainu::n:ancc. · Look for it aU In Ampersand, distributed in the next Issue of your " t~ INSI'ECTIONIIIItAI(fSjSHOCKS TUNE-UPIENCINE REPAIIUAUGNWENT ~'01· lcgc n.-..~. nRESIBATTERY ' rtte nauorw .clll'ttft•~bt~IOMill'IO Acholrl•"l'll set..~ to St\ldllnta. Inc ~ TIRES · BRAKES ·TUNE-UPS WHEEL ALIGNMENT ,._ . REPAIRS · ~AJOR ANJ? M~OR 1375 Milleraport Hwy • 632-9533 10 Y..n In our loudon . TO*tna &.&rvlce Coli• �IRC merger delayed by questions corporauoo and "it ,. 1mpouoblt By TERRY CANADE tdti<N .._ _, ror uy orpruu1oon 10 ~ • CCirpOnUJOft." llu> Aulll" th< Studmt AssoaatiOII (SA) IIIJt<d 10 rUIId and u<um< pan or IM tnl<r· Reiidmet Covool't (IRC) ou!Jtandioa S7 ,000 dobl. A ntr I serin o( fttiOUII tan ousions ~t-.<tn SA, IRC. and it> bvsmeu arm JRCO. 1n aJ.rtcmftu was rt01<:hed ,.h1<h, pendona Senate approval <tipul"ed that IRC would boeome Pttl or SA. Ytt IM mdJ<r propo<al hi> )'t1 to I><' rilllllted, ~nd Is runnlnJ mto ltouble tha' ma)" dtm iu. .:hancct ..T'ht ma.n rb•na hokhna tt up b Sen.tte ~•al," IRC Pr<Sident Eri< Roch uplatned. lie noted thtt ,.;th tM Senate b<'tl1f ll<wl) formed, tl hu not bad <ne>uah IW to cooSidc:r tM pl&ll As rnoft' tune p&»a •at.hour ratJfltatiOOI or tM ..,.......,..,, ~ qufttioos arne about n and SA T.-urer Mat~ M - e mxnoly annou~ his OPI>Ovtion tOtMmeraer. MOO<e ronoenclt ol\at tRCB and IRC arc interrelated and both should ~ included tn the SA mtrJt<. "Why should ,.._take the liabiliti<r and leave the usruf" Moore queried, " IRC81sjuit oht btuintll arm 0( I RC," the Trusut<1 asrened. IRCB Bwln«$ M&Rai<f M ic:htd Wolkoff dtsaareed •tth Moo..,, e"!>bont11f that "IRCB u totally indepeodent or I RC " Woll;olr noced that l RCB ,. an ind<pcndcllt nonoprolit '"'l• o-.. Ro.t, <cittnlled I RC's i~ f<om IRCB. ''The') run their o..•n eo<poraJ ion • • . our bank accounu nn'a '"tcU'fltint " ~ mHJtf" ptopcxal "h,_., &oin,c an~ here.'' Mocur satd H•.) posalionunnoc till che pro~l. but M rtP<>rled lhal ''I ~•II •ole.. my 1-Une conetrns 10 lhe St:n~tc .'' "I •uPpoi11M Ida," Moote conteoded," but th<st que• ton• need to b< all>»tred." tit daltned he h.U )ct 10 fecei\C 1hOW ""'"""· " IRC hu IM ball •IChl now. Wc'rt •-.itma for theta 10 ma)r.e: tbrir mO\o-e " \10CMc"\ opposnKNt amr a1a MlfJ)ris< to both Roth ••d Wollcofl. ··<>-« tM summer M rQ!Iy puil>td for tbos," Roth tndica1ed. Wolkoff added tbal "M •a.s s;o lor 11, rt. -..as 111Cf~." Roth ,.,.. mtlcal or tht SA tteasurer. "Moo"' is loo~IOJ at ~~ deal from a bu.,_. .,.,,., or ~." M n:marked. SA Is 1101 on thi> for tM busillftS: they 1hould I><' In it 10 htTp >tudents." SA Pmidcnt Joe Rl~ln .,r<td willt Moore. "There arr a 1ot of qut>llons that ~ to b. answered," M noted. Ht qU<Stloned IRCB's o•ersliht and prolili in his attempt "lo make sure <"""l'lhitl ~doll< by the ........ Anoth<Y qucsuon <On«<PUIIIM .......... has raised b) AssociaJt v-,.. PraacSmt for Sludtnl Affairs Anthony Lorcni.ttll. H.e ftOI.td that tbt dormolory <ludmls att 1101 ucfUIJVdy !Uidapadualn, but UAJitr IM . . , _ , a c '"".. untlorpad~>~~e ron -.ld '""" IRC adus<vdy. loremctU ..ondeted "hetMf all dorm rc:otdtnli ....,.,ld ~ abk 10 ta~t ad.an~ of SA fundtl1f If tt\c I R.C dca1 is rauriC'd '•are I hac aff1..1n thai h•~we. ~be opc:n 10 tM ""''J'IOJe \tUc:lenl body?n (AfCnLdU IOQU•rrd, Ahhou&)\ 1hae ques1ion1 have )ct to be am•ertd and tbe: has ~<I to be finalized, IRC aod I RC B have b<aun 10 1mpltmtnt 1h~ plan. Rod• c::'J)I,aule!d that hJJ orpnuauon ti>umtd 11>11 tht p<OpOSal ,.ould pas1 tbc Smale: ... Wt dldn"t ~ any r~ to v..-ail rot it 10 \tart,·· ~opa.al M- w IRCB .._tly oddtd an io 1tscorpontr bDnlp--v.hiC'b rftCOmPM'ft runr of IRC's old rcspo•mb<'litot.. " \\< Adl\~tfn ~-uioo took o-« ~~>• r.,. llrlll''"'"""•· the pmc: room, and any m&JO< campUJ" -...kk k•thritit:s, •• Wol .. oO tndlcated [ RC has also tmplcmcnted rhan,&rl. Its namr wu <han&ed 10 the Residen<e Student Ola•nli.Ation fRSOI afl<r Roch and Rifkin "sal do,.n and dtetded " would b< a &ood idea to ott.nae the name." Roth <tttd IRC'< bad rcpulahon 'aJ the rnnc•p.al re.t\On {Of lhr mO\t', __............... ....... .. ANACONE'S INN tSTMt Pl.ACI 100011 We ~no~~ I"""' rundllll fOr lhc\t 3~tfYIIa \\ ta.d.•na ln prC"tous )'Qn. IRC tn the: f\1\l. tc'C'OfdH\1 to t>oth lll\th •o~ \\ <•lkolr. "Tb<y ~ou1d ,.) wnlt" ol our htll) ,r 'IW n••O\It'\l 11," llnth nntod 1he •n CJ-Ch dormuory ro pro\-Wk for Jtuac:nt In MSO's ~thitia. .ildl The !~ll<r S..,OOO of debt tJ to b< raid b) IRCB. •ht<ll has 4\"t\lcd mcmc~ umc (fOO\ ''t!lct'\.1 ca..tt. b<'tn IRC ,.a, funded by ft't(Myers, but ..nckt the..,. prOpO>al, RSO ~kt f"a.TI\C a bodgCI SUT11lar IO thai C•\-cn SAo... tt-mmuta C..'ouO<tl or tM St,I.IXXl rtq\1<;10\1 b) R<;O, ab<>ut U,llOO "tU b< ol<d ~~ thC' cn\1 ol I he )Or.·· t\platn<J "IRe 0 .annut lund us tRSO) aU ""·ar t~tn.J,"' R·Wh tcpotfed • ··u 'c dOft't tC'\'fl\c ar~ SA buuttt . thc<Y 111c "-hn tl\ot RSO '-'lnnalf\C 10 110) orr port of IRC'• debt .,.,u .Jo Mt)llt•na tl'u~ )tar An Kif\ Ute\ branctl of R'iO t\a~ <-tabl~>htd to p~ "an t~ 10ff11 to I he .-ub « Lucl.l.n C. P.ul•to Attorn'ey-•t-Law ' ' VOUWANllO "I LAX .tJIIIO HAV{_A G000 tttotf \fthn, tn a room &nd •n<htn& TV ," Roth .ud , A«ordtniiO lht plan, ..rn rouoob. 1rc lo brr wt up L u,uaJ:I) Wol~ofl • NO TI C E - - - - - . ... BAlLO'S BACK!! That same famous Beef.On-Weck 36 Hopkins Bd. Williamsville lhat you remember so well is now being setved al 631 -8884 OLD BA ILEY INN '• " '· ":"""'•!&~ """''~~'·~ c:.u• FREC INITIAL CONSUlTATION HOUSE OF BEEF at the same famous location ... BAILEY at LOVEJOY Now Ser~ing Buffalo's Best ~ ,.,., . . . . .....,_ ..lid_ llo111 SmiU.t Roat hi SEVE/I DAYS A BEEF ON WECK 10% D I SCOUNT With Slud~nl J.D . - - · ,.••- We serve food till3:00 •rn .-f B:..0. OwM• . .•'-1M ~;;:",~:'& ,_... =:.~It=·~.__ Allft.AIE? PARA-TECH INTERfiA nONAL Why not? SkydiYinc IS a Mihal you1 ot¥eJ forErl. At Pat• Tech we qledallze in fnt lime • 11$. 1M reined profmional atrnosclle• e is the ideal place to make yout flrstlllfiiCI. And tbe nice thiJ1& is that its a lot safer than you think. We ate proud of 0111 safetY reccwd II Par• Ttc*. This monlh we are Mvint a specQI price "' fht JUIIlP SllldeJIIS a low 550. Clift Ell you ,ow fht sllydive. Coll¥enillllly • locllled belw-. lloc:MsteJ atld Bult.llo, ;1St Ultt Rl 1041111d you came to Rl 212. Head llllflll. atld we a JUSt 11owo tbe •oad 011 the richl Orcalluut637-'1SOOJ 482·1257 and as11 all the details. We also havt rrldet rodes .4:;.~.;;;Jl-fll_~.o,.:~ --~- ; IOJII!ose wlto!tst 111arrt to. tal(e a loo~ Ifill 7 Days a Weelt • NOT ONLY TH E BIGGEST... BUT THE BEST • 3178 BAIUY AVE. 836-8905 JU_.OUTOFA PEIFECTlY 8000 Dally 11am · 12mld. �I COULD, THE y A BRIGHT PERSON · UKE-YOU1 . • but not neceso;~nly a Drop your guard a mtnute 1:--en thou!;h )'OU're m ~ nght now,lhrrc arc many aspecu c:J lhr Army that )'01.1 maght 6nd ''ttY artractave Maybe e>'m uresooble &e for youf'5<'1f MDSCHOOL.ON ~ You read n nght. The Army's Health P~ Schobrslup Pf'CJ81'2m p<O\'Ides nl=ssarv nuoon. bOob. lab fcc. e-= tnJCJO$COPC' rencal dunna ~ scbool. Plus • monlhly sopend that wo&S out eo about S6.000 a )Ur. After you're aa:qxed m10 medocal school, you can.be ~ tnto our program Then you're romnllss!Oned and you go through school as a S«ood l.teutenantm the Army Re.erve. The hitch? V"'Ysunple. After )'OU graduate, you eJ'~ the Army • )'ear . . . donor for every year 1hr Army gaw you as a med ..~. ,..,th • mtrumum obl;eaoon c:J three yeano· stNU. .··=•••..a aCASHIOtlm ~ scb<ilarsluP" to medical school.lhr Army aboolier$ AMA-"PP'O'~ fan.-year post-gradU11te and n:sidency rraononjt programs. Such nintng adds no furtht-r obloganon ro the 5Cholarslup pamapant S'ut any 0-.loan Graduate Medal Educaoon sporuored by the Army g~ves_you a ~-ear obltpoon for e--ery )'earc:J sporuorslup. ,.,.h a monomum obhpoon c:J n>'O yean' !lefV1Ce But you ee< a $9.000 onnual bonus e-uy ~ ~ medtcal school« posr- assoened 10 ~~ dutY AIOMUSPOR PART·, _ WOIK ADVAMCID NURSING COURSE. "RRTTIMftEE You get ruonon. pay and hnng allow"""" You c..n ai!O cake t-:urse Praconoon rouOYS and CX'Urses m m;ony daucal spcn>Lt>C> AU on the Army Wholr the.t ~do not COSt )'01.1 anv rnon<'Y· ~of 1hrm do ino.or an addnoonal 5ei'V1Cleobhpoon ACHAMCI10 PUCnCIIAW If you're abou1 co get your bw degl'tt and be admtned to the bar, you lihould con>!Ckr a commossaon on the Judge Ad\"OCatc C.noral Corp$. 8KaU5e on the Army you get 10 ptaC1lCC' bwl'll:ht from the SUJ1. Whole your classmates are sttll doong ocher la..-'\ff' ....earch and acher Ia""!= bod'>. )'OU rould ha'"'I'OUr o..n cases. \'OUT ~>"''n cltent> on clit'Cl. \<1Ur 0\>'1\ pracuce Plu> \'I'U] t.a-... the I"'Y· pr<illj!C ond I'"' o· ~ofm"l!an Officer in the Unored Smtn Arm\' \\'uh A cha~ to tra\'el and mokr tht tli(!MOf ~'OU-_.., v.-orked so.bord Ill bec\•m• J2 rrnrnong law,rr Be •n Arm1 "-h"' .,.J. 1..:1"'\CI IOTC SCHOURSI.S ,_. .,.,..·rr ~ ......... . So.,.,.. ""'only 11'1 your rnedocal eduanon peld'a,.,.,..p_pey ..-holeyou'r<paymg W10SVOAMOMIM Y6u can comb! no tcn·ice on the Army~ qr Narional Guard with Arrny ROTC a rod get 1bet"un $7.000and $14.000 whilr you'r< soUtntchool ltl called the Slmuhaneous Membcnhip Pf'CJ81'2m. You get S100 a month as on Advanced Army ROTC Cecletand on additional S70a month · lscrpnt'• pay) as an Army RaervtR When you .,.dune. you11 be oomm&oooned as a Second l.ieutrnant, .7-- You can l!C't• $1.500 bonu> JU>t f<" •nlosnng m so= Army ~""' unots Or ur to $-<1,000 m educaoonal benoflb You also Rei pard for \'OUT Rest~'\" duty It <Om<'S out ttubout $1.100 a year b O<Y "'ukend a mmth .nd """ ..ub annual tratntl\lj And """' .. • 1u> e a >p«>a1 progr3m 10 heir IOU ht the Arm\ Rc.-s.-n-., around V0UT .chool .d.eduk(c", "'"'h alool A SECOND CHAMCI AJCOUIGI Some may flrod collrge tO be the OQht place at the wrone nmdor a variety of rea»ns:rhe Army can help them. 100 A few year> m the Army can help them get mOlY)' a ruooon and the m;orurity 110 we II .....ely The Arm\ hau procram m ,.-bJdt money ......! o~csm;ofd>ed "'~by the p'mll'rlent Then. tf ~ quali&es. a generous bonus" add..-d to that So ll~a.... of ~'Itt can get \'OU up tO $15.200boolle#.land4~rsuptoS20.100 lnaddonon. bonu;cs up to $5.000 are 3\lllolobk b +year eniiSI.~nlli tn selected sl<tU.. Add rn the ex~ •nd 1'1\aUlnty 1131ned. and the Arm1 can smd ;on ondA'Id~l back to ~a ncher per.on on tTlO<'<' "'2\'S than~ \\e.thrseArmyopponun•~""-~· ~you as ..~'"~""" 8a1tuse there u ancked oloc the Arrny can o&r a bnght pmon liU you ' IU more tnformaoon•.send the caupoh it b.ck. Noc a bad deal. 4.,.........,_.- lind outoboutlt. �Natlono/4/ntemotlonoJ News Supplem ent of The Spectrum )Reagan's long-awaited defense plan causes uproar pn>pOHd b6Jirl9 mode "'lJ>"d that tho MX sy<lml -.ld spur tho 5cMer lJnian Into bulldir1g """" mlsslles Of •irf1>1v adding addtDC>nill -"--s to 11ft SS18 miSsleo. Pmondy, !lw SS18 urrtes 8 ~dy Tergoled R.!enay VeHoles (MJRV), but Ills bolltwd tlwol ...:h mtssllo cauld cauy as ~as 2S to 30 """"-~•· . Analysis As wol as .-.g stiff"""""""' &om thooc leatful cl an "'"" race, tho .,_..t. '*'also shorp en-... !rom ............... lrlggored ~ In adcltian ID ""*"'*>g haiiiX OlftOilg c..r rnldon!s ciU!llh and Ncwda. yieldod ~ ID tho $lrong q>pOSiiiOn cl basing tho MX In tho Gra! a..... ,.gcn clU!llh and Nevada ........ ho disdosed the adrrftonlion was also oansltlerins ~· •basing tho MX. Undor tho s;plrl baolrl9 ~ ...._ MX miSsleo wo.dd """" been~ In Utah ond Nevada .... tho flala cl'New Mcdco. ANona. and T"""' wo.dd picked ..., !he slack. 11i\ sdwmo W&$ flron9Y ~by the Air Force. When Rcnald Reogon deleted Carter In ""'N<Mmboo 1980 Preslclen!ialllectioo, ea.,.., had alrudy aPI'fO'o'8d funding IOf tho vast 4600 MX •v<tan. Soar). aher Reas,an toclc clflce It became aiJI)at1nt thai na.. �-· : -· - NJfflflN- . . Analysis WI* tho Rocky Moun-·-·~ ..nu-. loderal don*-uon ......, land and I'DOU7tl'S. and lht lhrc.\1 ollndwlly tpOI1ang mdliam ol ocra ol noMa! """""'l'· no~ ..... r~ men attcnuon !han the ""'"" supply Till<.., fClf gronll'd In mud> ollho lkloled St~le<. w.cer 1'9>10 Is a pev~•hle iisue in d>t 6nd ....t Naturally. lho problem ol 10 adapt 10 Iorge pcpulatiOft ....t.. <htribution hi criy """"l"l~Mw!d by laiD"' f)Cll>lklloni and CXp6nCiod wwsh161aallol the mojor axnptJJtion u " " ' - tht """llonol frr911«ilormo and lho rapdy -~ -ter I n - mo11111 WWSily T"" ,._ ,__ .._w.m ..t.-. ol ~- ltdmly SUI>IIIod IIT1gationp<qocu lhM ....,.. lntllalod 10 attract oetdon to tlw ~ (:IOidaiC West many yu<o ago llw g.aoronlc.d ~ wa1cr supply hu led 10 an tntRICitnl butilnrrmned ~ by West.,.., 10 "molur t1w dose! bloom.· As tho doemond far _,., tncr11ua. many doubr> or~ ilri•tng CMlf lho volue ol • conv~ong d.'><tl land to farms that .,. ~argr~y · - noou• lind lnoificlmt In faa. dw noglon'• '""""'' OCC<lUIII 1..onlv 3 - · ol that ...... Income. ""' NIGERIAN Student Association State University of New York at Buffalo Concluding Various Events Marking --NIGERIAN WEEK-{The 21st Independent Celebration) There will be a party in SQUIRE HALL • rm. 339 Saturday, October 10th at 9:00pm Gate Fee of $1.00 • Tickets can be obtained in the Ticket Office of Squire Hall. MSC ~CJ9~ ~(iJ~ ., Koob« Srtk 1503 Hertel Ave .• 836-9557 HOUR& • S - All Are Cordially Invited 1 • 3 pm Eo«pt Sund.y Ega aod Onions : Lox and £aa, N~w York Sryie Combc:ef and Putrami • Potato Latkea and Blintze'• aJKI Ec& <;:reaJN ...8 - - - __.,.,7_,., �Is reform the key to US woes. B" DAVID deUSI o.. ouch .,...,... Is Arodo v. which pormtll now llttW'dmonts u woll es ~ oulhor!ty far dw ....t1on ol • rww C<hOut>an, Tla ~ 1n• rwsllonql can ...... b ....... pdltal rtbms without ..._... ... ~ ............... 1111''-"' One- ol .....,_ .. dw l"88ldonnoo ....,.,... ........... Ltit - · .,.., ~oboutb~ol QO ~ Car1lr ~....,..,..,_ ld - and Ronald a:ploinod h low . - tl.mOUL Afw ~ tbeccun~ry lor :r7 flail prlnwiK. h cendidaiiS chon , _ In .... dill b • pony aliMnlion. lhelr t..Jaos b ........ I tale dologa• C.UI v.ftom 1l>ey loll .t.:..ld run on the pony ucNc for PmidonL Ont .... ol dhpull .. the darrnonct by .......... and~ln-- nMagazlno rtpC>nod that at the 1980 ~lit Conventioor1, oriy 2.5 pen:all ol dw cltiegaiCS - · ~ Ita. .~• ..,...,.. and CJOM•.....cl · ~· e The National ' Sealrity Agenq' Afore than just a career. r-------------------1 I 14 ._........._,.... .-..f ~ --'-" I I I 1I ._If<.. I I I II 1 '- ""' ,...,_~ - t I I I I I -- t I I I I ~------ -- ----- --- ---· �- - -- - N~-T-ION----------- . T.,. c1oe!mesyooldo1 ~and-... bJir;ely tho r-BIPP's org~~n~Utlon quie. ~ 10 ullblooh ~ 10011 hoblutJons d .U:.IIDn. "'""" <¥<. ~and . . . . . . . . """"'" 8lodt • COITIII>onl)/ ~--..! ..-.~-- bv mldonl• 1'o l'iiiPP load..-.. end tho BJ.od< romrrumy. tht local. ....... - ledoral ~· onacnon *' thtM ....,., dtmards INs ,...... - . 1 ldf rdanc:« A moot lrTpcrlllnl ""'""' tn ,.._, ktrrnalion d thl> ,_ pql.llic4ISWW v.-.s ai>Hnl from tho o:gonlzw1g teS.S100o Tho ITWI. Malcolm X - ••sa>slnalood 01 1965 but Ill> Idea> ._••~and ...... t.. .oprlood 10 .... . , tnr:J'OUing numbtr ., ---- Tho NBIW, lhor>. 1> - - · ol Bled< n.•toonali5Jn. tho pi~ Malc<th .... ., thopo<nos ol ~ Th> ~ a~Dslor tho urnty d AIK> A"'""""'. " iClltdanty ..,lh tho Alncbll homrlonci. and • pal.ocal and r.od•l ITll~lltnry n...., '"'- ....., a~ bbsol:ul~ pn."tloqu\SUt"\ fl• a lrrasung US woes. ~Addl..,.,...,ll.S­ lor9f bo pro.1dod. Jn.~-..1 • one ttrrw n... ,....,, .. cholrman. 10 bo _.,, u !hoy - .._ ,. , . _......... ol tt..lllldlmlhol plftldmt.al c.ondod.>te -lr)l ID 1JW tho poqlk> """"' lhcy wanl- As tho lAO ........ Timts pullt. "What b rwdtd 10.,.... ~ K 10 hrlonclol 011badcs. ~td\11 and ............. propmo rrfll>l bo u wd u o ITIII1<od clomoost t> •~UOno A """""'""'Y ~a bll ' - ' betrlil drollld on Cor.gros. If pa•sod. theM "si!Nd lawo." ao lhcy w;r~ ""colod. .....1c1 c:~ose nov. D... f4oceon sum would b. ,_. 10-'> pany lit 011 P""Y "-"""da\4' dotiiCnt AllOI.hor ClClll11piaJn1"""""""' ~~w )Udoclal clten qulto dllk"''" from ~"""' .. ~ 10 go.<>n: .,_lid SVSir!JI, Ptoponenl> ollt'n clolm tho &yslem Is ~ og<ncln and SC'VIa!s. too lorltmt and call for tho tfi\Jm ol tho Furthot cuto In tho bun!aucn.li< rod e.pe dooth perllllty Consfsl.oellvn _.~~y - could Itt rnoclr bv 9W>g more authonty ID moM tt. llOIUnaang proe<5S ....,.. elfltlrnt bl!llollo that feder.l /Udgol& w..rld not Itt '"'"" ~ fodo!al aJllf'OIWIOO<n and~ Tho Aspen lmbtul<! Sli'o'"" bfe.lang app*ltmonb Gowermwnt morwy olt.n hoo SIJV1!I> S1J8110SIS that ol prinwlts bo hold wlllwt 90 Tho ,..dicialy ""'*! ruw ltm'lnty 10 tho atlltehod ln lho form d""" ri!tttr a... _.....,. d dot-. If. ,.doJt ,.,......-.yo _ _ _.., dayo 1lwy v.QJid ai>O bo sdlatulrd on • lcoq> tho populo: ..... l'lll1d ........ honting proiOCIIOn. opedftc: ~ ~ ._... ' - • ... caOOidates oauld ..0.., !holt..-..,..,.,.,~ -n. ........ _ . c1aoon a '*"""'- ._ mov bo ...,.. ..t.on and sudt boner ...-pmer!lltiiOn ol . - . prtfmonct thoo oauld d>slrucl ,__, ond ~IIOLty .......,. Yorio Oty <lands to"- $7 1Aon The Qllt8ll ¥""" ol con....,llon . _ , In tho syslem. _ , tho """' four~~ ol """" Some ~Is .,.. flnaly being heatd on llli>tldata U.11 gowman becamt roo commlli dolf9>tes ID"""' Ia '""" candlclotn on tho lltst balol O.W rdorm Cap£101 H•. Ptestdont R-n·s Coonce d lrustraltd that thoy had the GMmof• wwld bot to hove only half ol 100 elc'C1<'d Emnomlt Advlscn estlmato that $103 Asoodllllon ask far a wtln thoir grantJ In clczlo:9a"" at !he <O<M!!lllon, T1w other holl billion u.ill bo S):K111 on~ Part ol · for mort oontrol owr their federal the problem lies In d~ferffll agmdes morwy Thon Pt..idcnt Canor agreed. but -.ld be malnl-,1 public olli:ials TN> v.QJid Cor.gr..s r.ru..d ho.-tp '"'tor~ bl powet ID party orgor>WIIIott> pr<Mding lho same servlcft Tho NaiiOOOl Wmtln S..W... tho w.... Nld p....., may Itt rnore ..,;Lng 10 ll'lake end prcMclo clooer lle$ """'"-' praldont>el hopduk and local ollidals. Resouttes S..W. and tho Soli ~llon ~~ \ho4> not ~ pq>ulor n...t-eo-tl!damorm"""""""'i S..-u. ~ lho Am>j, Na•y and 1'16 FOICIO nrbms, 10 moM.....,.,._~ """-9> not ~ finonc:lng. AI limits on clanobanl .. ~~·the ... the ••• - · d $62S -...ty _.... nrlorms. tllot'llt ol""' pollalproswrc aJIJid Ito should bo abcW>ocl. Cum!ndy. tho """""'"' ......, per year_ n..... dlllcrent ogondes clonallon Is $ l,IXX>. Vc>~on could thm bot how Oreo difleront lor buldng Neil MKNel And Jchn F. Stad<s - tho .ac.....d to JUC19o tho d tho !Jilt for _ .•• and the llstgooo on To d6w. n<>ocl for l«<eral ~ flnanctng *'tho ~Wagon's buclgt1 cu~s haw b$ln ~ Hwso end Sena\4' cb! to a bel< ol lhomsdws As a step 10 restor• 10 tht party chairman, matching funds -..ld no 1flrOildo 10 the largesse ol tho bur""""""'Y clonaaono. In~·- money Is 1wc1ot to Ther~.,. .........al ~ which could 1 ~- c:cns.- ....,lid .,..,t>ons c:anw bv .dess l h o - .... ...,....... ,..,_..bodangAI ~ iclr"*'9 an unopokon ..,.,.,..,_ 10 • ~lor A luau• fold prcblem ClOnt"AiiTll .UI<II>OrnQJa fUbccrnmi1t.ees and ~...,...staffs Cor.gro..ianal slltlf """""""" per c.tc>ita 1ft ln tho hundreds. nwry d wNch CGIId probobly bo .....!lid ..od-oft ~. J!Attsman'• ....... Many suboorn<TOqo. . _ boconw ~..... o1-" ,_,....,, 83 ootrwT1IIIa-l clool """ ....-gy ~ Agoin. many ol tt- aJIJid bo CUI IWO ocrw wllhour Clbstrucdng usolul ~ A tlwd and linol ....,., the .,. lnth.. Hooseoi~-.A ~ tenn Is no ~ sufflclont 10 ab a ~smon limo lor cons!NCtlve w<.ri< Half ollhi!W ll!nn ,_,., bo spent rolslng money end ~ fo: rHiotlion A laur·year tenn -..ld allow lor men conslitornt. polqr plono-q bv ~· , . - * I llll ..... tho 1-bJy "-"'"91 ro-spc>nolve 10 II>. c e n t - ,.... ....., thorn mo:e fra'Ciam 10 alt4!nd 10 bcch noiiOilOI and 1oat1 r..ts Thlo would o1oo Nil'*" a ccnstitulionol CIWidmont. The rolormo that - prctpOMd do not clotm to bo porioet ooluoons 10 ....,. o1 '"" ~In lho ......._,pollical oystem. HEAR 0 ISRAEL f or Gems From The JEW ISH BIBLE . call 875-4265 quality screen pnnting and custom design for your club. team or organization. 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We w ill visit your campus on: The Institute for October 20 235 So~th 17th Street Philadelphia, Pennsytvan1a 19103 (~732-6600 Paralegal Training ) Approved by·The American Bar Association Programs Earn Full Credit Toward M.A m Legal Studies through Antioch School of Law. uuah oncerts Harvey, Corky & Tice present ROCKS IN YOUR SOCKS with: THE DETOURS Tickets $3.50 student $5.00 generel admlulon proof ~ullwd Students uniO(I nowl Beer & Wine ••d•ble, Wlt•o•l<.'-"' L-----------------------------~-------------------------- .~·1,~-~~. 'Uf �editorial J Tbe root(ing) problem Maybe ll's because the facllllles 111e a ahamblea. Or maybe ll's their Division 01 11a1ue. Bul, wllatiMif the excuM Ia, the<e 11 atlll 110 reason for the embarassment lhe Unlveralty community suffered lasl S.turoav. An undefeated team pltoted by the league's top ranked quarterbeck meeta and conquers a team which was heavily Ia-ed. Yet everybOdy forgot to care, everybody forgot 1o go. Nobody IS saying thai RolafY Field-the relic our Buns must endure In-fa the $Uf*'dome or ,_, War Memorial Ste<flum for lllat matter, but In tocStball who needa any!hlng more than gra.ss and some room to sll down? If a team Is exciting, and the Buill cenalnfy are, the fans' attention ahollld be on the action 1101 the seatl. Beald... the recent, albeit lnsulfk:lent, rellOvatlons on Rotary have made the structure sornewllal livable. Division 111 status? Football Is football. We have to stan somewhere. Only ' " Ohio State or a can begin 1&&1'1'\ with lmmedlale Division I credentials. The Bulls are only ,,.,. MI$00S old, making progras1 so quickly thai • Jump to a higher diwlalon could occur In the ,_, future. But the one missing Ingredient _ _ , r y to any upgrade Ia fan suppon. And as evidenced during last weekend's Shellacking of the Division 11 Wayne Stile Tanars, that'a one Ingredient we haven't got. Eapec:lally considering lhe lncre&Md CO¥erage glyen to the Bulls r--'IIY by the Buffalo media, It's mighty embarrassing ) usc a feedback lllat a sdlool woth 27,000 current lludenta, 10,000 faculty and stall, and untold thousands of alumni caMol fill a atadlum that saats onlv 8,000. What makes our Image worse, Is lllal tllgh echool ga~MS can gamer more fan support than the City's and probably the State's leading unl-slly center. II Is dlaquletlng, to say the leas!, 10 view a Canfslu..St Joe's game-two local high schools-baiUe It out on a field that saate only a law thousands and still have upwtllds of 10,000 wild spectators having the rime ol tlleir lives, while Just a mile south, a university Wlth a poj)<jlallon larger ' than many lowns ean1101 show enough support to partially lilt an 8,000 _ , stadium So what is the matter? Apllhy can1101 be the causa College campusas acrws the nation f ill101,000 Mil stadiums andsmall colleges like Ullaea can Jam In 10,000 lor the weekly football eonlell lnsulllclent Information? Hardly. Most atudent publications and the Student Association are constantly plugging the 1eam and other athletic evanll. Only an Illiterate moron could claim thai he did nol know about a game. The price? With a P<Ooerly validated aludenl 10 card, a Bulla game Is free. So what's the hitch? Frankly, we're ballled. Uka an old axiom says, " You get out what you pul Into it.• There ara a lot of benahts to supporting our athfellc 1eama. the feast or which Is soma aort or sdlool spirit, a ptlda in lha Un'-slty, IIIII II P<Henlly tacking. Saturday, Oelober 17 Is Homec:omlng Day, and as corny and parochial as that may sound, It's a great opponunity to baptise yoursall by golng to lila Bulla' contest agelnat erou--to...n tovala Cenlalus College. Free admission, exclung rivalry, a 1~ rated quanerblck, and beer In the parking lot. "' It's an oller you allouldn't refuse. Actions, not words The newspapers will surely call him a the world leaders wHialtand funeral $8tlllees en masse and many ol the world's peoples Wlll moum the paa.atng or one o1 our generation's truly peac.lul and gentle men-AI>war EJ.S.dat But what,_ words the Jowmaliat and officials can conjure up will do no homage to the man or his mission. Ba ot a Cliche, the greatest reaction to his brU1al and disgusting assassination woold ba to carry on with his peace lnltiallvea, alowty, gradually and most i mportantly, peacefully. Now Is not the lime lor panic. Now Ia 1101 the llme to get swept away In the passion ot such a revolting action. Now Ia lhe lime to rallonally continue S.dat'a great mission, together, unified and In a spirit of cooperation-as much as humanly possible. This must come from all peoples and II musl'be acllon. We should 110t let words or condOienea and praise Obliterate the chore-thai of restoring ~lability and peace to the world's most chaotic and volatile region-which must be solved lithe wor1c1 hopes to aVOid bloodsllec1 It's Sadal's desetved epttalll. man or peace, Help ,.,. -onmy,_ ,....,,,,or Editor: otdot Frldrf, Octol>at e. of ,..... 1.,. • ...., Deaa's reply ~•riOn, .,..,,,... oncempuo/01 ,._ - ~amen J•r:A Ke>mp. ••, . ... ~12:!. , . ... - l f y ,._.., ••• IJB r-,m-t»t. .,_,Of Thank )'011. ,_., coJI or wrtr• ro Sen•ror ~.. O'Mioro, I I W. Hutott SttNI, Bu/lolo, NY 14202. ~· _ , . , - 1 0 me•• a - · of pu011o c11a1Vft .,._.,.of our ~~-oro .tlotoflfll l1fO 1«,.,. 10 llta Edft<K. His odttonr.,. 1r1 - . , ao Ia 11111 tra Ia nor -ml by .,..,.,,tr -,... _.,._ofa~­ - -l lallry ""lclt oct u a conlltWinr on my SulfloaiO Uy ·~·Ill._,.,~· hod. ..,.. of,___,.-,_,'"" laculfy - r a - . l n . .dlltlotanea llta , . _ , _ _ , -ftlauftlclwll lo -r I- Ill. /UotUy llta - · lte SOtlfllll 10 lrl/1/afa. S..0C. o r - - raJ- by S.DM In ltls rwo ,.,.,. ro The 5poctnrnl hu , . _ _ , . . l>y- or,_,.,_, -'-• _ , , _ nolhiltg llll!her Ia ~or The,_,...,-~· lhal •• a •t-1 Wr. &<titan h o d _ . IO a pr#ave- ._,.,., prooHSihatll - ' · ...., . , . _ . '""· ,.._ 011 I~ 1111111,_ of deci•IOno f.-- IO . , _ , . a s _ , , , /acuity, atr.criW. Hla ,.,_., dluatlllacrlon wlrh rhl our-..a or Intent 10 UUH pMaott•l .,.,.,...,.,, wNI not allacr r~ Schoof• pion• ro anowarh•r all --m«~dallotts flowing froM rite review .,.,.,... .,. tully lmplemant"ff. WaJiace minutes Editor. Tl>lo Sundoy, Octol>at I I II 7!{)() P.lfl. CBS eo MI~UIN will I» lulurlttg NYPIRO'o NlllfJOfl -Study, "Rn•~ RINr. "I WOIIId ~- ro - · _ , . , . IO Wlldllhlo progrwm •• II will sumy- • 'lot of.,..., 0.. lha f - ,_,. w h l v a - . mora a..,. of cMmlul _,,.,lrl.,lott ~~~ ,.,._,, N/1/M•Illt• PCB'., 1.oo. Conal ond Hoobr ChMI/ul ~"-...much moro f•mlllor OUt puoflc fa SIHI l>aatully unawaro of the of ,,. · - ,..,.,, " ' - ' Y - " ' ml/lulaclutiltg _ ., synrharlc dllmleols eon,.. of_, -/riO the,_,, •"'*"'-•• roc,.,y out - the•• ...,. ,,..,a-• are dlschorl/odlnlo lha o k - wolar lhay moy 1» Ill• lhrur&n/ng or Cllnea< eouolng lrlhalod or conoumad. Each day . . atW t~r~n•lng .,,., •nd " giW 1111,. or no lhoufllr ro ..,., lr m•y OO<tlalrl, s«1 of an our of olflhl, 0111 of mind shuatlon. ~ly w " " Y , . . - " " fa-- _ __,_ atw oiiM .. ---~,..--- Sl--- """""-* , _ cousioal lwafoiiOtlk /Ditfll- oa.....,J. - · they atWilso ~1-rarton.....,.,.oror- OIJMI<:-"' __ lo_,.,_ ro- Theof Erla-lc. lwlaS COiiltllaa . ,. very ltlglt. "-'""'of •Yf'-lc Niagara ll'o nor very conlorrlng ro ~., r~r - • 1 lndusrn. ote nor baing .,0111*1 froM our-._,.._, tllseh11J1/ng .,,.,.. 1n10 Tl>orw atw nor ur h-.ltfl . , _ , , lor tOJt/u Itt drtnldng warar- moor /Nirflleal- p/Mts nor~ ro ,.,_lndUS!t'-1 po/lclllllnts, nor - t b a c/tlorlttorJon , _ , 11 uta, lr _ , . , . , ctlo~Cfnogonlc , , . , _ , otldlos ctllorolorm. Although drinking .,,., Ia dislnlact«<oolhiltg Is ro lltrw our rha.. chemicals. twSull lo -rlll>la. As I gar o - r tN/iza 1110tw and moro, /usr why should the pul>llt: how to 111.,.,., 'lib rhalr Qlrl>aga?" How 1ont1 wUi ol lhaulmlusrrlas 1» olio- ro dump on uo? I lhlnk lhlo Jo • The q~tlon • • •• .,,., con•umlng hflmln beMQI ,.,._, -sho-- h'"lo uk outWaiNo- oran lhftlllng a110u1. Woyl>a II mor. _,....,. awatw lha of oonc.,n .,. oould tNIIy o i - l y pul I hall IO lhll lri/USJ/Ca. AWOl-~ Iliff thlo Sundoy by -Idling etl AI~ lor • ,.,. lndepl/t 1ooot at lite loCIII - l u i lrldllalrfe• - lhay .,. fWI/Iy lining.,.._,,. --are,,...., ollactlng-- NYI'IRO-- ltl-10 _ , CMifl ........ ~at US halpad,._rc1111tlo ~. -.aorue.,,__,L ...,_ NYPIAO Stale lloard o1 Dlrec10ra �op-ed down in the flood ) .Rocky came to visit N - By BOB SCHOOLEY I feat or.. -won, roael ttws; I feel U.t wrtunga 011,.. nature and tr.. .-anous- preMntatkM'\s on the n mod~ Alckicll Rocl<efellef 1 1 - by my fola.n Str"t ..... tnaoent mar caamaoe catefutty cona&r'Udecl &()llrttnenl I •11 """'<lOin',.,,.,. t\e•te S4rnply comt to •••n you, Wflrtam " •·Ne~oon t Whall Yooh, ll'a onnlwwsory umo! Ton yura ego lhOS- or Rocky g ovo lbo - d And ""' boys alopned ""' ,.,., Thal'o rlghl! Gun tnoie ontmals _ , Blow 11>om awayl we .,anN be treated m;e FMn-tlk.e tiUIMAH rou ,....., wan\ eome tea? .. I got him aomo tea ancl wo ohOI Ihe l>l. .to lor a white • • ,.,...., about tho rain thai'CI Iull wlpeel 0111 tho lo•ely .,. .,.,., wo'CI liMn lla•ln' .•• rappoel abotn h la vleo otlnt wiln G1111Y ••• pralaacJ Ronnlo'a alrong dotlar •.• thol\ the completely un<adiYerous BEINGSwe want more •n one &howet 1 ....-. more ·n 69 cenrs a day•s wOrth of dog food to Nl more 'n 25 cents a d ay fOf' oUf labOr we want no mofe brutality and hat1asmen1 no more censotshlp ot our mall or' tena came to the Marl of the matter. 'William, my dear lrlend. I have lately been bothoreel by oome rOihor dlllutt>lng developmonla. I thought that tho All lea atfalr hael bMn ufoly torgollon. 8ooka ancl fllma about fl were lew and, tor tn. mo11 pan, lgnoreel. But lOth Annlver-r Memorlalt-commernorallng 1h1 wrong aapecta. ol cowoe- .....,to have roklncllorl public no more raefsm and how 'bout some blaCk 'n hlspanfo guards •n preachers •n soclal workerslo/Wbo11 understand u.t ~ea..cl like people IOrntiOM we can retase wo need IO Pe WE ARE NOT ANIMALS Roek•t WOJd; ..The negotiations haw raach«< o .. ancl6tWl" nowa- I told him I'd '"" low algna ol thla "'"''"OCI concorn. other then aomo iwnp AttiCa L.ament .Kill. THEN.. So on t/13171 o macrilne..gun rllythm -tlon Accornpanlo<lthe Man and his Cllanl: • NIGGERS T Tl1EM ..5PICS E WHITE. DOGS !Ill:WI But . .·rybody tl'llnka !10<1 In 19 •• w '1 know, t know. llmellly- """"''"".. lroquenlly deellted can trvtt Ute pre. .. Y011 undoraland. William." I node*~ and oak!, "Welll<e' . - In Do )'Ou lntereat..... WIU.NOT . . , _ _ _ just m.,., but that of tho State u u.-Oian<lably aurprr..t SURRENDER TO THE NEAREST OFFICER' YOU Will. NOT BE HAJIMEDI SUAREN DEATOTHENEAAESfOFFICEAYOU. 'OFF SHOO. Tl10So ~Rock I 1111111111111111111 tor PfOYJng our 'WOI\h-.uneu tllang lo< <lrooplay<no thO po...., ancl thO glcwy ollhO .. , ,. "'"n"" IOJ amac''"G l.he jac'.boot tn tf\e fKe ol our llluotono oo<Jdamn rout dead careaaa Aoc~tftller And the howl or the peop~ acturn• on et·lent ....l4y IM we're getting wleo I lOoked trom tnt poem to Netaon•a wouied lac. e nd laughed I MAd "'NI!I10n, ma.n. don"l toM any ai4Mp Yeah, I know thO whole thing'• true ev'rythlng but tt\61: la.at Una. 1 mean, ~' deaUn' ~th humane not attphatltt-people just won't ThOy'ro too -Y tlwln' tholr IWee 10 WOti'Y •bOut 1hla etap .. ~looked rolloveel, .,_my hand ancl..., " YOII WI abiOIUIOft rigl\1, I ~ go l>aCk now " ,.,.,.,..1)01 ~ to 'lrbine ®tun ~elf ... ••' D By DAN BOWMAN MIChttf Stephen Levinson, Well t..v, o now umeator Ia In lull atrlde ~lroaely. The Squire F011ntoln a10o ia becoming lncrooalng4y lillorod with frwahly fallen loa•. . end stuelonta are actually putting moro omphula on otuC11Ing u mid· toons ala..ty opproacll-llko • Cobra anticipating ~· next Ylcllm. Buainoaa u usual ot )'OUr alma mater. That'o tight, ian' 11'1 I hMrCI y011 flnolly groeluatod. Whllo thai may or may not 00 tru. I Clo know that tiiiOit thO lnl oomo&lor In my memory that 1 haven't """"your bullhorn volco raiOUndlllg thO cllallor ollhO Aat,"' roael anot'* l.ev ,.,_ at SA and/or tr-otblo joumoMam In thO op.«<- Of IIIIa paper Why nave 1011 g,_, up tho struggle t..1 Or am I bolng too llarah on !10<11 h'ajutt that I thought only a~.-.ta ll<e mo groduatod, 10 00 lmmecliately owopt Into thO c:o<poroto hierarchy. Don' yOU reotozo tllat, Kellw &nrl - a t • mi!IUIIokolln SQuire catotorla, yOU llavo- tho only form 01 continuity ot Ihit ~for atuclenta.My now lra/Vn41nwtl0 wantod to know""""' thO riot yooro - • - 1/y lrke _ . dlrer:tod to yOU. Potontlol ana!CIIlllt, phlloiOPf*a end Cllaplocod hlpplu lool<ad to YOII 1o< guidance and poropoctlvo. And now Kotter' a quilting end thO - • • • ahakn aro watery. I hoven, ovon mont- thO cloolng of Squlrayet. l•m not uying that )'OU e a r n i n g - - ,,' oelllng ad-'lalng Is • setloOut or 1!1411 you're d4Mfllng • oinking ahlp. (I've alreody forgiven memOirs of CIIIIOtd Furnu p<ol>lbly. Jerry Rubin Cor aeUing Insurance) ttm just contact with you th•n I he aw-erao• etudent. I w fln. .•ed numeroualtwault lhr"te (you •houtd Cllsappolnted lor ellthooe kids who wore pro.,.bly In klncJervarten When Buffalo potleo morclleel Clown Moin St. pelting lludenta Willi bini allot ancl teor gu. Tho Clecentraltzeel Acoelemlc Spine on the Amhet$1 Campuo wtM uneloubtodly them apfnole... nonotholns. 11u11 can't Imagine any - • Cllacuulon of stu<lent activism or rebellion tol<lng place In tho T•tborl Dining Hell Nor any grusroota Presidential cotnj>algn. I'm sorry, l.ev, but I thought yOU lost all !IO<Ir broln cella- !10<1 tnamed 1!1411 one up. St.-.ta haela hOld enougll time convincing-..that Joh<\ AnCior8on even haCI • ~- Your tea•• campaign speecllea, - · _, .-o memorable than a lot oltocturos lw bMn to. BUlto actually-"' , _ o1 cloltar. ln o St..... Ia tho opltomo lrnhotlon ol 01 opUmuom. Gooellucl< Hllng lhoM "ll.ovo IA't" bullona. ~~ II tna only yOU one! your mom ""'od for yOU?) F Tho,.,.,., « orglvo mo l o r - navlng r..O tho lloolr by KaiiU Glbran. Y""'clalma 0 1 - . . , tnapl<atlon olwoya _ , _ mo and twu""" wiiUng to gfvo yOU t h e - n of tho cloUbt on a couple otrongo · but I Clon't think It ... . . popular u you bollo¥od. - - t h e Brow.lng Ubrory oncla up lllope tho lloolr LH romalna o ,..,.,.,_( llx1uro-on Ihe aamo shell wttn thO LH but llltst wantod to • - -he!••· « 01 couroo, OOing a ~rum llacl< I hod more have gono to Law khooO agolnat momi)Oia ol Tho Sp«:trum and SA olllelato Who rubbed """' tho wrong woy. (PioaM Cion, o<ld mo to you< 1111.) None olthom ooulcl mat ell your lntlmtdollng style. Mllodoproeatlng humor, blind -ton to principle (right "' wrong) one! ohon ablulllo man-. To PlAit bluntly-not many rog•rclod YOII aa moro lhon on o<ldlty. A mlulng llnl<, porllaipt, for-atlono of UB ··---· Ia yo..- domloo olta tho one! of r><ofooalonal &luelontt on _ . ? I n tho wnulateeltrarflllon Of M.H:>l.. and P\atO; thHe CtHtutet ...,..._, lmpr,_ within tho Ivy wallo olthO Maltl Stroot Cempua--ng ...._,, 10 tllolr own brand of -allsm or llatMgvlng ._...,. wtth tllolr own oratory, rolualng to - I tho..,. oelmlnlttrollvo robl>flngo thoyw -CliO< 111o palttWiyoora, DlogfuntJod Cllaoanton Hl<e yOUtMII .,.... ,_my yoort '*'an WlllghtWII~ Auti\Otlty OOIIIrl olwaya count on bolng - - ancr _ . , c a - alwayo lounc! f-atUB. T,!'o futuro of roCIICallom '*• 1oot<a gloomy but l'm""t WlthOIItllope. I'll 10< ouro, thcMogh, - n I lind o Capon Hall OOthroom .,.., oe<owtod With-lEV UVEBI &or-lo bound to plclc up your torcll and 1<00p tho llroo ol Cllaoord...., burning, What Is ootlogo onyhow WllhOIII a , _ t..YII OIOIInd to rallo ....1? �Ne·w NHL season underway Division realignment causes rivalries \ 87 J ON M. DlAT J A.airtMt SptNU &frttN The National Hockey tape (NHL) -.on act undcnr.,- luJ aiaht, and it mould'lila~ up u an excltiJII 5lale. Tbe new -.on hu a ctiffen:ot twist In that the ~ hu rwllaned ill clivlsioGS In order to cteatc rivalria. Tbe unbalanccd schedule bas division ri"als fadna each other men lima and a pla,off format tlaat does reduo:oe the n11mber of teamS in the pla)'Off..-16 of 21. As in the previous -.on. three fiveteam divisions and oo• ~ill team division will play 80 pmes. There I"U only ono chana• in til& Patrick OlviJion. The Calpry Flames w<re movtd out and replaced by the Piwburab PenauinJ. The other teams in that division are also in the Easletn woePhiladelphia, Wuhinaton, New Ycrt Ulanckn and the NewYorlt~• • Tbe Adams Division, whic:b will form the Prince of Wala Coofereoee with the Patrldt Divisioo, will c~t of Bostoo. Hartford, Montreal, Boffllo alld Quebec. The OareDCle Campbell Conference divisions are the Norris: Chicaao, Minnesota, St. Louh, Wlnnipq. Detroit and Toronto, and tht Smythe: Loa An&des. Calpry, Colorado, Edmonton and V8DCOUver. Teams in the five d11b divisions wiD race division opponents ciaht times a~ and aB other opponentS three times eacb. The clubs In the m-team division will play opponents within the division ~"" limes and out$ldtf1 three times. Rore ore the prtdlctlons for the aarence Carnpbtllteams. The Prince of Wales wiU appear on Friday. NORRIS DIVISION SL Loodl ....., Or be1ter known as tbeSt. Uut Blun. Ooaltender Mike Uut is the heart and soul or the team that raaures to capture the Norris Olvkion crOWD. The offense was sccood in scorina to the lslandeq, and they are led by 54 ao.tl scorer Wayne Babyeh and four 30 aoal scoreq In Joram Petterson (37), Perry Turnbull (34), Brian Sutter US> and lkrnie Fedmto (31). The defense is solid behind the blue line with Rick ~rue the main stallwan. 01<1/ook: The Blues should win the cbvision, but..,,. be dOidy f ollowtd by the North Stars. lr Uut ~ throop GM Emile Francis wiD let his Stanley Cup at lut. MJanaot. Norlll Stan: The team bas an abundance of ~~. skill, and intelliaence. Center Bobby Smith is the star or the team t93 points) but rookie sensation Dino Cicarelli (14 &oals in playoffs) Is a risina star in Iris own riaht. The defense is fairly solid with aaam. ...... elM,.......... ". ":M ,;;-;;;;- ~ Crala H arubura the key. Goalttoden Doe Beaupre aDd Glllc:s Meloche pr"'ick an cxcdJen& tanclan. Outlook: A derulite contender that has an w:it.ina styk of play. Cbicaao llllldc Hawks: The Hawks found their lona lost offtnse last .season (J04 goals) but rhey Aerificed on defenso. civlna up JU aoals. On offense, rookies Daryl Sutter seortd 40 aoals, and number one J>Kk Dennis Savard pklrtd up 7$ points . Terry Ru.skowolti and Tom Lyslalt also had eacdlcDI - . The ckfcasc is )'OUlll aDd Is baetrtd liP by futwe Hall of Fama Toay E>posho, .,bo had an off yias lut season by llwlna up J. 7S aoals a aamc. Ourlook: Tony "0" bounces back and the Korina says intaC1, the H awks wtD surprix a fow. Toronto Maple Loafs: They sc:ortd a club record 322 coals but they up an ernbaruslna 367. The offense of cou11e is kd by Darryl Sittler (9J points) and Will Paiement (97 points). But the defense Is plain awful Borae Salmina had a • cry subpar year and there wu nobody elK to help btm out and the Leafs djd oothina In the draft to solve their problm>. O..tlook: If you like pmes that have at least 10 coals in them, co up to Maple Leaf Gardens and have a aood time. ~troll Red WI ...: An anemic offense and a pitifUl defense wiU live Coach Wayne Maxnet fits if DO( cost him his job. Offensively there IS Oak McCoun (86 polnu) and Jobn Oarodnicl: (JS coals), but that's all. Defense? • . • There aa•• is none. Jeremrah was noted for his m ight. But not for the " ·mng reasons. Sure he wa5 guts). lusty !rice you'd expect. He. was also strong enuugh w be gentle. And when the chrps were dnwn, nobody was truer. Jeremiah Weed ts more than a legacy. It's a tribute ro a 100 proof mavenck. Outlook: Oh, woo't )'OU come bade Gord~ Ho'ft. '\11-1••1~ J•ts: Or men commonly known u Loserpq. Actually Winnl~ will be impro..td. They couldn't act any wor5<'. Da•e Christian and Morris Lultowieh are the kaden but the support Is thin after them. The defense is weak and inexperienced but they should improve. Outlpok: They had a 30 pme winlc:ss streak last season, but thinas are lookina bttter with the abunda- or )-ouna playeq. SMYTHE DIVISION Calgaty Flamu: They lost only fi,.., home pmes last se.uon at the quaint Corral. The team is the same with a balance.:l scorina auadc and lOme aood. althouah erratic defense. Goahenckn Pat t Rigin and Re)ean Lemelin ke two line aoalies and the team should have rnouah tO capture the Smythe. Outlook: Always touah in any buildina and should ao farther in the playoffs than luJ year. Lac Kblp: They lost a A..,. ~ 100 Proof Jerem~h Weed __. . .... look for The SpectnJm's special section - Images-a career outlook for the 1980's ·ln Monday's Issue of The Spectrum. �Volleyball Royals struggle at Broc Division NCAA Ill ttanu art -onally tqMded u not bein1 able to omouJiy compn< on tho I&DK lcvd u ~boot teams In tho upper do•islons and tho ruulu ""'*UJ >erify 11. Tbn n •hal ma~<S th< UB >'Oileybolltum's sho'"illl In tiK Brookpon ln>ilatloftal TOUmatll<nt sp<Ciol Altbolll)l tho ttam lirusbtd founh on a fotld teams ..,Ill .. 0\orall recocd or ~. it .... . f<><Ud to citmpnt ltlintt boOb Di~ I and DtnSIOCI II ldlools and ddpilt th< bandoeep, UB mock rt to tho ....... finals. "Tho l<aiD " " svpn. EY<r)'On< put out allth<y bad." Wei Coodl Robm Mu,.dl. ''It W2S Ya'Y inUftSOJIIJDUUII • ap •llb Ill< bilhtr di>'WOII tcams. It ... or ... omfort..-c, ~C\tr, Wtil Point and CoJple. In tho playoff•. th< Royals bowed Lwice to Cornell, 15-6 and IS-7. "The ....... rtnaJ matA;hn ,..,. dooer lhu tile scua mdlcatt," ~W..dl rtvcaled. An ...,... match "'"b a Oo<On 15-6 ..tl lot played (or about 20 minmes. Our IWO ....... lasted lO IIIJOUia <Kb,'' or . OGiy -o"'7Stmt ATTENTION PLEASE tlw ..... had tO loot r..,. an importanl matCh dut to a conuo>.....W c:alh. Th< offtdatiJII was truly tmiblt. al~ I doll't kkc """'" u an cxc:uw IOJ Joo:oa. With a lrttl< hock, tho ....,.. could bo,.., bun r<>trS<d ... Ma....u lamented. Th< lou "'u tO Con><U Unh·<nity, by a srorc or 16-14. UB had been ah<ad one point, each 10 ...... at but hadtorby the Di>atUio....... n I point is ,...,... tlll'qtd squa4. "Our S<Nilll hun us deafly, •bleb 11 stranl<. for it ordina..Uy ow ltr<)lll wiJlt," Mu...U explained. "A arcat d<al or font play in other areas mad< up fO< h. tholl&h." Ht ehed Kris Wostphal'• play in the nr11 match. a vicccx-y ova Wat Point, as an eumplt. "Sho hloclted evory hallthty Wfft ablt to J<1 ovor tho ntr. She "U &maz:iJII, csptciaUy for a fmhman." Th< Royals abo had t"o >'ictorie> aplrut Mercc)'hurst ll<ookpon. UB'• rcmalnilll lou<S - . to Brockpon. Wom<A'sbul<<thall: TIYOUI< f01 tiK UB RO)'alo . . _ . , bult<thaU ._will lqin on Monday, October 12at 3 p.ca . in O.Vk Gym. For n>Oit infonnatiOD contiiCt Linda O'Doru>el at 831-2935. Men's hasttrhaU: 'l'hc UB men's hasUiball team ...;u SWt tryoUU on Thusclay. October 15 io Oart Gym. AU candidtes mull bove a physical aam and insuranct in ocdcr to uy ou1. For f'unhct details cheek bullc1in board in Oart Hall or eall Coach Hu&h<l at 131-2936. If The Following Clubs Do Not Pick Up Their Budget Pec:ttets end Retum The Forms By October 15th Their Budgets WIU Be Frozen: JEWISH STUDENT UNION SHADES OF MOVEMENT DANCE ENSEMBLE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY SMALL BUSINESS CLUB SUNSHINE HOUSE . . .-JUDAY JV FootbaU: CorneD Univtnlty JV 01 Rotary Fldd, 2 p.m. ,.,.... ~ or Pennsylvania~ onc~O>:'<~r---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ .. _._,._ .,......, LADIES"NNTE 1USAI,__..., lortlleWioo(l.r'-1 ....... Z ... Stn,s.- 1 .. ..., Thur\da\ r\ .:, l ! ~,! f ~ : \ j \..,i '! ' ~ • r .!. .~ •, I J,.o I: Fri.. s.t.. PAITY NITESII " ' ,.__, .d.l , _ JKL_ ....,.........,.........._ _. . ....,......, U nit SlnwlaUon Ia Future Englneeflng ........ .,.._ ................ .............. W-.llT.'olootl .., ...,..,................ ._..w.............. ..,... ..... ~ ~lo• ....,._.. . . . . . . . ~ ..... -----=---.,....--.......... - •..:=:...-:c..-=...-:::::: .,.................. ........ .....,. ~ . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. ... . . . lolllry ........... ...... ... ............. ., ........... s.t.•s...~ c.., c- .... ...-.--..... Jrr... ...,.,..,-... _, ·- -·- iLi nkinkl :=.=.. -- ~~CJIIIIK't J. 7,. 141 .-.torfot USA F'a MW~N Aioll,..,.,. -.m~•• ,..M. ~.w"' wJMM•yJJMt~. ,.,......., Ofl .... ~.~~lftOIJOit t...fHII• .....,._, .... ~ ON CAMPUS INTERVIEWS SUNY lluffR, ~ 111, 1M1 ,...._,,;_,.,,,.,.._._,17.... - • •_ . . _ _• .4l �-BEING HUMAN ... BEING G A Y A Special SE!rvice - SUNDAY. ocr. 11 . 11 am UNITARIAN-UNIVERSAUST CHURCH West Ferry St. at .Elmwood GUEST SPEAKER: Rev. Doug Strong All Souls Unitarian Church. Allflllla. ...... A Unttamn MlnlltAtr an4 • Goy Man. •••••••••••••• • HOMECOMING '81 • • • BONFIRE • • • ..... • • • •e NHL. • UfB Alumni Association) TO LAKE LASALLE), AMHEitST CAMPUS FIIDAY, OCTOIEI16TH AT 7rl0 PM ''Charge Up" for Saturday's FootNII Gl.me (U/8 • • • ~.., ~..,­ 10 ~ H•M• .tt«~Nt vs. CANISIUS) Compllmfntary keg Of " ' lilt Bonfire! 50c OFF COCJ1JO"S diStTil>ut~ for tho Wllk,_ Pub PUB SPECIAL (30 &oals in S8 p.mes), Jllri Canuck.s :u-e then, but there is Kurri (32 soals) alona with a some lent aoaltendina In host or youna players make up Rkhard Brodeur and Glen fill. The "Triple Crowo Une" a potent offense. The defense Hanlon (if he stays ~!thy). Outlook: Coach Harry Neal is os back with Marcd Oioone. is ~nina bdtcr ,.ilh the Dave Taylor and Charlie younasten Cfl11lll mon such a areat &UY to talk to but Simmer. but after them. -t~ cxpt(ien« and ~ ao-~odina ir the team fait"" thinas will 5e0rin• is rather weak . The of Andy Moos and ~ change. defense is strooa "'ilh Dave Grant Fuhr. "'ho ,.as touted u Colomdo Rockies: ~ a_.,,.is, Jerry "Kooa" KD<'Ib t~ best prospect since Ber~ Rocldes ha•-e wme quality aoa!tendina at last on Glenn and rookie sensation Larry Parent, $hould make a sreat Murphy doina most of 1he combination. "Choco" Resch and Phil M)'t"c, work . Mario Lessard hu Outlook: GM-CoaciL_Gien but there Isn't muc:h to talk as one or Sather has a host of~n& about after that. Merlin "The Clitablished himself the besl aoalies in 1~ pme. talent and if he can mold them Majician" Malinowski Is a Outlook: If McDonald can &d tQICiber ~ Oilers will make a diet player and Ste•e the team motivated tike Berry S<rious attempt a1 ~Cup. "''ambellinl Is a $91id • could, the l(j,.s will cl>allenac vucooo .., C.lllKb: ~Y 5tiD cootn'bllter to 1~ dub. ~ Flames for ~divisional ha,·e ~ Dartb Vader uniforms Derenseman Rob Ramaae Is a title. 10 psych out thar opposilloo JOOd OM aJ'd UDJII'O"iQI. Eclmo•toa Oilers: ~Great but it wor~'t .,.ork. ~offense Outlook: l mpro-ement is on Grdzty is there, and what is led by none other than Tiaer ~way. more can be 58id. He's the Williams (3S goals. and 343 best player in Canada. if nor minutes in the ~hy box) so Editor's no": 11rls IS th~ ftnt lhe world. The rest or lhe team that should explain the lack or in a two part s~rla un the Is Improving. Glen Anckrson · -depth up front. On ckfmsc: the upronrbtr NHL - "· ""'I newwmer Parker MacDonald ••••• Tecludcal ,..._, MOON UTE BOWLING $8 JOOd coach in Bob Berry, so e ..mbave some tria shoes to (a- on ony ,_order . thiS date onlyt CUmlted to tho flr$t 1100 po<-1 e e . ---- 1J.S.Steelinvitesyou to check . out a career m management. Per couple D lookk1g lor ..ar...u.ter. US. D millions' - t tlllaker. D Is management Y-'re • INCLUDES~ Bowling. Food & Beer Sign up In Rm ZO Squire Ha.ll or Call 831·3814 Does Your Club Need: · Sdk-Screen Printing on T-Shlrts or Glassware, U 110,then call for -= FJilS'f". Reliable & Rea110nable Service =-- ~ Steel !sa compenyon the mo...e, and we're people wlh the inllative to tackle projl!cts and push them "'*' through to~ You're a WRie the cloc:k tJCks. )IOU may ho..., to INke decisions In~ the lutun! of thousands of US. Steel peoplt!-and the In~of of dollars. You're.._... player. At a dyniomoc: place like US. Stee~ guiding and motivating others likely to be an impofUinl pan of you- <:CIIeef In Today US. Steel Is a whole lot mote than~ nation's 1atgest sti!ernal<er. We're kl dlemlc:als, wlh annual sales of o.er Sl blloon. We're r. resot.I'Ce ~ready to fil Wldusuy's gowing .-cis for COlli. iron ore. ...,.. nkm and olhef llii4J moterials. We builcl comp6ex struc:tures al o.er the CDUnlly. We offer engW!eering serAces aD o the work!. Mel that's far from aH. 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DOOQI[ DNn. ........ . qot .......... ... ..,...,. ..... ,............... ~---~, ~ -lalats •t~- I I I. 1 3pm • 6pm Folklore Show at the Woldman Theater 6pm • 7pm Tasting Food at Talbert Bullpen (The abore erents ere free of charge) f 9pm • 3:30am Latin Fleata with Los lmperlales Latin Band at Talbert Bullpen Admlaalon $2.50 with college I.D. $3.00 w1thout it. (Proof of age required) Semi·Format Attire Free Drinks for the Who1e Nlg h t 4·12""' . . . Fft . .... 4 . 1 - . . . . . . . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...,::_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ , ~,--_,,_....,.. YHI 6• �backpage; sports J The Bull or the Bear; can you tell the difference? Bt 1lt£ BEAR 'bmd o•er and brt the 1ail' after UB K ored Allan cood run of cou~. But eu1aan dafncullin aro.e ,.ith the her writinc Tbe Wizard costume 1tlidf. column for the last fhe .. eds. If yo u happened to be at the aame and cau&ht a chmpsc: of the BuD, you many readers are probably ,..,e probably .. onderina .. by Ius bead thinkill& Tbe 8cas is fuJI of bull. Well, was always tipped to one side or half l&st Saturday the on the other Off. The uplanation IS simple. Tbe foot. Instead of the Bear bdnc full of head IS 10 bia and floppy that you can bull, the Bull was full of Bear. , only see by peerinc out of one eye. If YC$ folies, the Bear cUmbed into thOlie linle, brown, fWTy pajamas and you tUlly want to act a aood look at thr whole ftdd, the head hu 10 he that bia bull head and became the upped baek SO you can look OUI from football Bulls' mascot for the Wayne under the neck. Abo. becaUli< or itS State football game. paper mache con.nruaion the head With all thOlie mascotS getuna limus mobility. You juSt can't jump up national a cclaim-the San Oieao a nd down all the tim~ ,.itbout the bead Chicken, the Phllly Fanatic, and of craellna all over. Climbina into the course Wild Bill Hagy from 'lands becomes a danaerous Baltimore- I r,.ured that now was the proposition under those condiuons. time for th~ Bear to ham, or beef, II up. Tbey say that once you don lhe carb • T here "'"'" 1,.0 pllrll<ularly rewarding features to the role. Tbe children in lhe of the maseoc you lose all pnsonal 11ands lo•e the Bull. Three youna kids identity and become 1M1 objo:l . AflCI' came over to shake hili band and say climbin& into tbat too tiJbt Bull suit hdlo and anoth<! little boy was so with one fool missina and a bouncJn& captivated by the bia hairy bcalit tbll wobbly bead I ha•e to admit I didn't he offered him a pretzel. fed too much tikr a bull, but more hke And the Bull W011! I would like to the Bear. But an,_.., I p>e it a shot. think that it was aood lock from the I think the suit aivcs you a licerue 10 BuJithat helped UB oblit«ae Wa)'IK' so bonkct's. There's some 'kind of State 0<1 the football ftdd, bur you RiB pJ)'ChoiOJY toil. You know the SOtl or have to aive .,_ credit to the playus. lhina. "No on~ know• it's me so I can be as foolish as I want to." And il One distu~ nou was the severe lack of lllendance u the pmc. It is reolly bolds trut. So I pvc it my best awfully hard to cbatJe up a teu1 and sbot in the f'USI half. ill fanJ when lbere is IQclic:ally oo one there to'charae up. Tbe qualitY or bull man:bed out to midfield the Buffalo team and its oppositioo belwec:o two lines or c:hcf:tleaden and were oertA~nly not a factor a nd the cau&bt :he whole Buffalo team off ,.cather waso 't thu bad either. auard. lu they ran out for Saturday, October 17, is introcluctlons, the players had to pve Hornecomlna Day foe UB and the tbal stuffed bunk of nurr the hiab team is playina cross-town rival five. I don't know if h charced them up any, but it sure p>e the mUilOI a Canlslus CoUqe. year t.b e Grifruu barely eclaed Buffalo after the Bulb kick. For the rest of the balf there were had outplayed lhem lhrou&h most or the game. Let's hope the crowd is buge the usual antics: thumbina your nose at fpr that one to tbe BuJI hu someone the opposition, putting the whammy orlthe Wayne State defense, a little to chars• up. A shoe·"""' The u" runnlna •round ond kcepina lr<tCk of alllhr ._... ion. •t "hllld b«:autr you'r~ noc at"ays ln•ohed" By JEFFREY R . THURSTO N Sports Editor omina hom< to "1' encrtmc cro•d. tht UB Ropis. aner four cont<>u on tht road. opened tbdr hom<~ Wednesday •ilh a 7-2 rtdd b«ley •oaoey ...., Sc. llcolavmtwe • R-.y F'1<1d. Tht oucbcn<r of nearly 100 onloollm 1\ad picnlyto r - about as tht Royal<. bdund tht lhr« aoo1 perf~ or S<nOO< auad<Cf V"octi amprov.d tbrir rocord to l-1·1. "Tht crowd ............. DOled J8<bon. "Th<y prcwidod ........ inipinltbrou,boul tht pm<... Tht Jtoyals bcpn tbc CON<SI unhke ,.,.., .,....;ous by ~~ . . . '"""' attkl. Sccrinc all snen aools in tht rn hlf, 1he Jtoyals relied on a stwdy defauc to bold tbe 8oruJies 10 • oin&k ..... In tbc f«<OCC. Aa:ordiJIIIO (iftb yar caleb Belly Dimmick, tht Royals put forth lhdr b<SI pm< oflhe .....,.., " II was an c>«lttlent 1eam pcrformaac:e; the wiftll finally ICOf'<d, the def.,.. Jdled 1101 ..lo..,na a otriou• amct Mid tht 1118<km ooo"anlly applied the pre~An••• ~ lloo ocoriq for UB was sopboctlou KeOy McOiynn-Who (inUhed tbc day wilh oot 1oa1 on a .,.....,, suoke and three ...UU. With leu than two minutea I OM In the fim half tht Roy.., came >tormlna tlownrtdd when tbc A»isalna Wolharm in 1hc bac~fodd .,.., a JlfOOI defcrune UDII J<d by senior Cllcrylea KO<onski and junior Poppy OO<o. ~ ,,.., contonuocmy hahed Bonnie auodtt and fed UB lll~~e'l<ers 011 upfodd ........._ C J-. llona>enture ..,.n. smochtred 1he baU fordna " " ' - lo play. Wilh McCtyon lakin& 1ht shot, UB led I~ and the rou1 was on. slipped one by U8 aoahen~er Debbie WU6oms. WiUiaals. a i<nlor, Who Is tn her lin• year playina aoal. commented on 1be trarui_tion from defcmc to nctmind<r: "II T he R<lyals increased lhdr lnd 10 Jodcoon's r.n~ 3~ on 1wo aools before the Bonnies wasn'1 as difficub u I onllcipolled bocause I undmcand lh~ pos:ition lhrou&h my defensi•e <ltpcri<ncc. Althouch I do mba llc:fO<tthe fnl half came to a dooe tbc Ro)'lll• butlt a oommllllcl•• 7-1 ad>an._. Jkkton eo<~<ludcd her hat trlct enlarcin& lhe rn:arall\ 10 1hree follo•-.d b7 Creolllun P11rida Croru•'•coal11111tm& lhe 1<'0« S-J Clo<tn& OUIIhe soori.. for UB,.,.. Tricia Ames Oft 1 pag from Jactsoe and frolh Barb Creolt11on on an ui\UIUicd effort. ENerut& 1he rtdd for 1ht S«<nd half. tht Royab Vrnc ttunntd to ~« c.M ·~Oft lbrir f«t •hterln&· The unomsally cnlhlllia•c crowd "ao< maoin&." uid Jkkson .. ho rW.htd .... day ....h foot poinll. Utilldna repbacmtenlt CO< 1he .unen, coach Dunmiek rdoed on 1he wbslitut<S 10 conrend "ith. r..... up and tt&ht...... Bona defense. Ho-...-er, aU I he Boonies could mu:scer was an early S«<nd hair goal. ·· we 1\1\t shown concinuout imprmcmcnt (rom the first pmr.'' said Dimm.ck, ''and ahat's 'he differtnce ia a "innina iCISOn or a 50/SO year. We ha,·c PQCtnllal hert" and lh.tte: is no ruson why we can't' rini.sh (ourth or (ifih st'tdtd come Jlnl< for the States." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Unless, of course, they are computer fluent or natural mathematics whines. Queries made by 'The Spectrum' confirmed the statistics on the national level. The enrollment levels for the arts and humanities are faltering while applications for career schools soar Students are bec:omino increaslnoly career oriented ; available jobs In the science and business areas reflect cut·backs In government aid to social service programs. For society's hold~uts on both sides of the scholastic ladder, 'lmal)t's' includes the options of a non -ending college career. tor the adventurOU$, a career stint w ith the Army ; and tor the persistent-despite the gloomy statistics-a pat-on the ! back for the pasillve side of the liberal arts. Our electronic simulators, computerized training systems, and logistical support all help forecast or pn!pare lor almost any kind of crisis. Our arm of Hughes Aircraft lorewa.rns and forearms pilots In hazardous skies, troops at the front, and the technicians everywhere who support them Bring us your BS or MS degree In ME, EE, Physics, or. Computer Science. You can be part o f state~f·the-art electronics outside Los Angeles, or part of a field support team almost anywhere on earth. We'll introduce you to people, Ideas, and jobs that could cllange your world. And ours, It cOuld be you and Hughes ~----------- --- ·---, 1 Support Systems i' HUGHES . ' ----- I M\,110..,(. ~------------------~ 41•C.••,.t CO'-PAfol• --L- SUPPORT SYST£111$ flrltoftiiiiUS~._.... Contents We' ll b«f on campus October 20 - ,....,..-,.m olla lew M ........._L ~ 3 •..••• , •.• Does a liberal arts.de9ree guarantee a future at minimum wage? Richard Chon exam1nes the jOb IT\IIrket for humanities majors. 3.. . . • .. Bonuses may be as Important as actual pay. John K . Lapiana reports on perks, the new wort Incentives tor the 1980s. 4· S ......... Landing a job is a snap if you follow Robert B.Nelson•s five steps. You know them, the students on the ten.year· plan. Dave CzaJka reports on professional siudenls. 6 .•.•••••••• The pay Isn't bad, neither are the ~l-'t!I)'Off~ knows Ito~ ruumu .• _ sa•·lng forrvrr fur stamp> .•. t/Jat/1'/r~r ro Drtarn Corp. you·w~ ..:rillt!n 12 timts. Ymt" b~inning ro "'·onder il bonuses, and lay·ofts are never a concern. Alan C. Kachic looks career army opportunities. 7 ........... JOb prospects are good 101' )'Ou'l/ e\'CTOIIflK'I 30)0f\C.$li/UnfiUir. W/1)1 nor kr Dr<om C urp. come to you? CPR amici hr tltconrw~r. We're an in/ormotitJn sm•ic~ that h'i/1 gh~ o~·~r 10,000 ~mployt!n in 44 countrit.s occ~s ro yourcumplrr~ records. (Any idto how much stamps for 10.000 lmns •YJuld cost?) H.r~·s Ito,. ir worl.s: You {ill ow a slrortform,/isting yourcorrt!r and flWKMtJim· pr«'fl"r~cn. your sptv:ial sl..tlls, yo11r GPA. Tltis information is /M imo t/o~ DIALOG ln(ormoli(Jn Rt•~rlt•''tll Mr•irr-o S.\'Stt'm un•d hy husin~lStS management majors, particularly for those from UB, says Francis Specker. 8 . •......... The universities endangered species· humanities mators·they're not in it for the money, Liz Petrino reports. Is it tor rove? lorg~ and \mall. by rt•ic·orclt firms, «t:ouming one/ insurance compania, publisllrrs, nd•·~ttising QKt>nclu, imttntJiiono/ and multinational corporminns, most of th~ Fortune 1 ,()(J(). Employ~n scardr through romputer tellninals for a combination Q//nctors. su(., OJ your drRr«, )'(HIT fo11guaga , your extrocurrit'ular bm:lgruunJ, atrd s-o cHt. l/ )'Ott ho•·t'. "·hat 1hey you -.·cm'tltot•e ttl gt•ltht'ir nllt"ntion.. They'll comr ro yo11. lnstanl acr~ss. i'1Stttm n·otehing, insttmt results. All/or $8. Conract )·our P/ort/11<'111 ()f!i.:~ for dtrails aud sllldtnr ~rl/ry K'ant. forms. or /ill in rlt~ CO<tpon b6ow. #llilliii DMr C'R: Pta..~ • I me • dU~rd fl•ta ~,.,,, for-. I MArty R05en Projec1 Edilo,JOhn K. Llplana N~·--·-------------------------------------------Cttrnnt Mailiq, A ddr~ss-Strut _____ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _....:.___ ·-------------Start Zlp·- - -- - 'CAREERPLACEMENT REGISTRY 302 Swann Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia 22301 --------~------ --- · Edltor·in·ChJef S•IIIGOOdcllllcl An'tMny M. P•ni Man,aoing EdifM Managino Edi1or Jl'ff cantor 8usinns Mo.,_ W•YM HUIItk MMI<.etino Olr-edor Jan Mattellano ~ AdVertising Cooldlnator ::-,:,:=~~=• .,_. edf1on ot "TN Spec1rum• tor thW �Perquisites pad inflation ravaged executive payroll Non taxable employee bonas By JOHN K. LAPIANA A extrevaoant fringe ben<!fits are decreasing, but the OYerall nutflber ot perks offered by individual companies Is on ll'le rise Cadi llac Sev;u.,, A trip 10 Londo<l. A ll!e!lme membersh1p lo me nearby A 1mos.1 641 e>ercenr ol Amerlce's larger compa"oes provide cornpa"ycef1, meking tile automObile tile most ofr&red perk, w!lile tree medical ~xams trailed closely behind et 67 perceno. according to AMA 51allstics us·. most wld~t, Offered,- most COY91td. per• IS the r-Ved parking space Ail UO•vers.oy recul!v and stall are ent,tled to p<t'te,...nllal patk1ng. S!Udents ar.. not A t a rKt'nl Facuoty Senatr- Executive CommUtH WS:Iion. the dav·s O.OAie h•ghiiQhl circled hoallh spa. SOUnds like !he grand prlre on one 'Price is Right'? Possibly, but the !rio could"'"' be frln~~e bene! Its given to lt!e average corporate officer . in ~dillon to an equally handsome salary In a time ol lower compan~ profits. increaslng intert'1it r"tes, olnd UQh1er morwy, buSir.es,s.es er~ fU(n log to perqutsUes.. or perks, to supplement an otherw'ise ratse hunory employee-. For many Orm-.. perk$ are an •ne~pet'J.Sfve way to kee-p executives. happy am oayroll down. In •ddolion to one age-old peru of fr"" dutomoDIIe usage and Hrsl class trav£1 .Kcomodtlions, firms are beolnnlng to ct~tlce employ.,.,s, mosllv execui1Ves and higher level managemct~t . witt> visions of legal counsellno. res~ved parking, and !heater and sports doucats. " There Is no questlon-Derks are verYPOPUlar. and are likely 10 remain so:·o ~poained Ron Goenlnger, presloent ot Slbson and Company, a managemenl and consulting firm speciallring In corporate compensalion to ·us NeWs and World RePOrt• A n especially enlicl ng aspecl ol perkS. GO<!lllnger added. is thai most are lalt free. Evct~ wnen employees declare perks for Income tax. me amounl taxC!d bY'llle government Is much len than It woutd be If tne perk was an eq_uaJ sum o f cash. Despite President Ronald Reagan's recent lax cuts on personal Income, , around faculty park tf')9 Pf•VIIf'dOt>t •n me Ellicott Complex, some prolt.sors retused 10 read• onere '' res..,.ved parll1119 was not otfered 01~..,. peru are perceived m~rt' ~• satevuaros by firms than omplov~ l>eMflts. General eoectr1c aJspa!<hes chauttef"ed timov~•l'eS to trAn.. port •ts• top e:xecuhves trom ~me to ott ·c~ eacl1 daY ~owtver. aGE SPOI.e~rson cla•med that ,,., primardv a maHer of "Se<:uruy .. Othe-r trif\9e benefns 91•ning me perk Slill remains the best bon<n option. "You can give a guy a b19 ral...,, and a good pii!Ce of it goes to the government,·· American Monagem.nt Association \AMI< I representative William Lynne told •us N•V4· ... SUI you oiVe 111m two or three pcr~ts. and he may nor pay l'lljlc.h, 11 anylhlng, tor them." "nd while perks brlghlen an employee's 10.0 form. it could add -to company profits too. L yh<>e noteo lila I many firm~ 'St<ur• t•r acceptance •nctuoepers.onat bOCiygu•rcJS. .n<1 ,.-estOtf"'t.•t tax rePOrt•. ano avoid paying e-xpensive payroll ••xes. wh1C:h would . otherwise be c;..., if saf'arles were raised by a comp.ar abtr amount 'The lax "'ftcienl perll>c are tne mMI POpular ~CI are of the or<'alest value. both oo the emptov"' and rn.. emplove-e.t• GoelttngH <lCic:ted, nouno, s~stem1 1« f''tl:e<utlvt" RKenttv. Sultalo Sav•ngs B<tr~ """ International Cable bouvht out '"" almost 8,000 r .ma•n•n9 t•tkrts. to tl"'• Suilalo Sills PhiladelPhia Eaotes roolball con• est Rather tt>an djslribu'e fhe hck.eh to patrons. ft'e exec.utlve·s wtary bank opted to rt?War<l employees un makes rn~ work.H"S a lot hapP•~r, ,p ~ t~•d•nttd a oank.. Accordinq to !.urvey$ by vartous management rese-arch or-ganilatlons. smart econom•cs •• ~ver, thaf perks 'SI•II only accCHJnf for cJbotJt f ive to 10 percent of ttn wrUo oH per"ks on their wcurlty . . .. spoke\PCrW>n • Perks. fOf' u\ ore tust Humanities grads get jobs; liberal arts are saleable By RICHARD CHON . P lty the poor liberal arts major. In dwindling numbers, they buck the mighty engineerlng·buslness trend, their departments ravaged by budget cuts, their pessimism matched only by !heir firm conviction that a humanities education Is the only one to have. After graduation. they face a hosllle Job market and little hope lor redemption . All lh•ngs considered, this Is an extremely b lack period of liberal arts majors. Or Is It? Does majoring In history automatically consign one's soul to a career driving cabs? Does reading Klng Lear lead inevitably 10 Burger King? Not so. according to Patricia Hebel, associate representative of the New York State Employment Services. According to her, there Is still plenty of hope for I hose humanities majors who are seeking high· paying entry jobs In the outside world, provlt:ing they bone up on some basic skills while still in school, are aware of their strong points and can present them to employers with style and confidence. "Looking lor a job Is a job in itself," Hobel said. "It's all selling-people have to learn how to package themselves and ml)rchandise their skills. "T hal's a ternble way to put It," she said, "but that's the way It I s." While those with professional degrees such as engineering, accounting. management or computer science do have an edge In the job market, liberal arts majors also have definite-and exclusive-advanlages. The ability to wnte and communlcll'te Ideas and a broad background In the humanotles are plusses that many liberal arts graduates ignore. · The problem I s not so much a lack of saleable skills, Hebel noted, as a lack of job-hunting expertise. Knowing how to organize an effective resume and conduct yourself in an interview I s just as important i" securing employment as good grades. " From some of the things I see on resumes. it seems like some college grads seem to feel wr1tlng and grammar are unimportant," Hebel said. " But being able to write is just as impon.ant as 1 it ever was," she cautioned. O n the other hand. ignoring the technological bent of today's society can set back many prospective job-hunters. Typing, for example. IS one essential job skill that many humanities maJors seem to Ignore while in college. And some knowledge of mathematics and computers, even a single course In the subjects, can make the dllference between being hired or not ' We're Into a technological age which of course will expand. and you have to think in .those terms," • Hobel s,ald. "Not having some knowledge of • computers can glue college graduates as much of a negative factor In finding a job as a high school student" The willingness both to undergo further training and relocate 10 other areas of !he country also mal<e a difference In finding a job, according to Hobel. And even acceptlng a low-salary job immediately alter graduating can be a factor. "It's a wise person who gets what he can In the meantime, since it adds to his experience and keeps him employed." Hobel stated. "Even low·paylng jobs can be stepping stonea to something belter. You have to keep going-that's the only way." And while ·umes are tough for most humanities graduates, some experts feel that soo" corporate employers won reallz.e tnat a broad-based education Is important in the mid-toupper echelon of the business world. As one UB administrator put 11. " the value of a liberal an.s major is that it teaches one to think and speak with precision. There's an underst81\dl"g developing in busln888 lllat this kind of skill Is being lost, that there's a ~d for people besides the narrow specialists:· ~-s-i- &;,.,.;, ;;.;r.~ �Student Nurses Hofr,..ooo Pretb,-t.,..., '-'.C..c:a o Per ,1 .. Of'""' as~,_..,....., ea,.., ,...,.~lot ,.ov ·~your hi1ute YeN r~;.r,~ad,.tam. •••• thCh(-St...oentN-.,twCar•Plln anc~""" lal•t t&I!JVOU'Ctr.._.,.. No•tiDft,'lltOOiJ PrMbYI -.r~ MN-=~1 C.nt*t woo~ kf 10 famrloar•t• tOV ...,,our SI~Mt NYfM C••t'fl'' ASS ESSING ,..!'\ It tun." ••Ia! ""''"' ....... ... :.. l'lAH == N::.I:..: N"' G' - -- -...,;.:;:_ IMI't..EMENllNG ,.,. ,. Prcogr~eliiSibtlciKutt ~ Cl• rOJI""'riiHIOwot\• .... 1 2 C, t<al C..• Oil fA 6 .........., 1 I ..., t·----.··M• £VALUAnO N Every rathslc.ei/IJr h them-those guys ar g~rfs gropmg lor reasons to remam m coff~ge They're mtelligtmt, that's not the matn concern. Tt absent charactenstiC is directton Ftve, six seven years-a maJO change wtth each ne calendar. Have anott beer play another song on the JUkebox and take some more courses, there's no hurry to fmtsh - ta~e forever. These folks are professtonal slud( nt perennials 11/lmg t• e /IPaas wttf ever1 poss b mor J:now edge The h•gher eaucat o reply to surrer Loollmg througn 11 e semester's new COJJ gutde tS next to wa ( up your boara The compansons don't diverge much becau. JUSt as surfers ftve fc the waves, the pro's world hovers around , • • c.,... ,...., ~ an4 IGtoHP'tiC 101 CompllrW OfU ... ,t ~~torac;..~ ~ co.n.car ~ Ao.:et...,.C.[t,h. T.U t . . .""-9t 0'. ·~ CMilf'f'~hOI'I ,XO 0''"' and u•tlue chn<Ar .... tr"'IV((("t .... .tAble on fl'~fy Soc,,lh(>otn CatiOfni-JI i 'or '"''twt '-'"'0 ..,,~ Rto.ct'"' rPOUf\l~ cull ,.,. .,,,.. or u u colf«1 s.a e.-n• 11tH N\.WM ~ .. (!1)) MO »llD [ a l M2SS ,_ --------------------------------------Hoi~ ,.,..llbrttri.wn MMial e-nter u oo No. Vermont Jwe. Los Ange iH, CA 900Z7 ...... 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Fa study the Sunday want< with search forms who proml positions ttoey want Ttoey no. in discourag~ agreement wt that the economy os ltght ancl hard to find They dQn'l kll(M lhrough theor achons IIIey ex themselves from mosl opport Tiley become llleor own wors the job hunl, sellong obslacle themselves that no employer dream of imposing M Enlightned lob hunters, on hand, start out with dofterent about their ability 10 fond a i< doubling that they will get a instead locus theor enero•eS c right job for them . Ttoeor kno lob market sets ttoem apart f less aware. They recognize II are two to four million posili< the US at any given time and million positions are open in limes; 21 80 percent of all jot upadverlised ; and 3) wanl at firms are used as a last reSO! employers The average worker will d every th4"ee and one toall yea careers up to five times and percent chance of enjoying,. �!nnial students; hiding out in academia S I I the real world. •· The hearth was no longer a support group, It turned mto a choir whose favorite tune was the Get·a..Job rag. The likelihood ts that within the English or academia. And just as true surfers are known to be uni-dimensional, die·hard students follow su/1. It's a hearty cu5tom that fully realized Its potential back In the 1960's (remember them? paisleys, long hair and LSD-25). What a decade that was for student solidarity and sex, and a few of the bflght ones obviously found that there's never enough of a good thing-stay an extra year. 'r-- - ----------, f T hey successfully g survtved till' 1970's and tS ferOCIOUS enJIUI Now wl!' 're taikmg about tradllton don t you AIIOI'o StiCk around, 1t's fun. Wh ile people are staying longer and longer, fervent attempts to hurry up and make the mvestment good are being Incurred. This was a real favorite: "you're afraid to face Philosophy departmeRts there will be an undergrad, beginnmg year nine, with enough credtts to be a second semester junior. That is not meant to rank on the arts & letters/social science people, but, they are a btl more flighty You're not dealmg with stonewall facts 1n as much as arbitrary conceptual nottons The abiltty to change 1s greater here as there are so many branch top1cs ) • i ·~--~------------~ By D. CZAJKA t's mterestmg to /Uii.lapose the former d V StOn With tl'll!'' teCh meat courset.-englneenng ous•ness computers-the diVISIOn With the heavy enrollment The reason for the lines are · easy-money Tliese are SlJle thmgs Get your degree. Get some expenence. Get rich. Answer all/he want ads before there aren't any vacancies left The most down-to· earth reason for the hurry·up-and-out push m these f1elds 1S the course workload. As an englneermg major explained, there's just too much work. While the Philosophy students are debating Platonfan and AfiStOitllian eXIS tence, the sc1ence students are battlmg wtth equattons. The science world Is expanding by the moment ano tne allure to nang around nere Isn't as ent•cmg as the oavcllec;.s out tner,. Lit!! tne eng neer ng ma10' ment•onea, thl tS the Amencan wav • TltBI s rtght "he Sdrd. " Amertca needs people like us · Th1s may be so but he'll never be able to run for prestdent of the us, now there's a JOb that needs a professtonal student, a real surfln' kind of guy.. ted job hunting: a successful live ~tep approach ON to get a tfully they ; or consult them the heir heads t they hear lbs are lOW '· but Ide tilfes. nemlesln or ould ever e other ~fiefs Never ) , they getting the edge of the m those I 1) there ~open in 1 least one ~ worst of are and search for most ll9e lobs , change •s only a 20 'k. The enliglltened job hunter takes tllis Information and builds a very diHerent job campaign which not only results In a job, but also allows for the job hunter to maintain conlldence and sell -esteem in the lob hunting process H e Is resolved not merely to find a single job, but to learn lob hunting skills that will be lleeOe<l tor the rest or his life. These are skills that w tll be used over and over aoain . The following five step method provides the essentials of what you need to know and (lo to get the lOb you want . Tile first step in the effective job hunt seems quite simple, but can be quite difficult. II is to ask yourself what you want to do. The more clearly you define your objective, the beller your chances will be or obtaining II. The second step Is the development or a resume, a traditional document which describes your abilities and past experiences. How you present yourself In a resume can be vital . You have to be concise and selective . You must be discriminating In choosing the items that most relate to the position for which you are applying. A selective approach helps to hold the employer's allenlion and leaves h im or her-with a lew unanswered questions. II serves to motivate the employer to want to see more of you and hence, Invite you for an Interview. T he third step is the most ImpOrtant om! In the lob hunt. Mistakes made during this step are responsible for more fa ilures than any other m istake made in job hunting. This step Is the lOb search. The key to success in tills step is In hOw you start Tile successful approach onvolves pursuing not one or two leads, but 20 to SO leads-slmultaneousty. With th•s approach you develop your own network of lob contacts from first nand. primary sources. This process has several distinct advantages over the typical approach- following one or two lob leads at a time . The main advantage Is that you will not only gel a lob bUt you will probably get to choose betw~n lob offers. Interviewing is the fourth step in the successful job hunt. In the Interview, prospec;tive employers match the image they have ot you on paper against hOw you come acr~ In per$01'1. During the interview, the employer w ill not only be noting your qualifications and past experience, b ut will be looking ctos~ty at your personal qualifications and now you handle yourself In per$01'1. These past and present Indicators will be the best dues or your !ufure success on the job. As you conclude the Interview, find out when a decision will be made. Prior to that decision it is important for you to follow·up the Interview with a thank·you leiter. Following up is tile last srep on tile successful lob hunt 11 Is vour way or letting employers know thai you 11re sHit lnlere"ed on the job as well 116 showing them th11t you nave the inltl11tlve to come to closure with activities In wnlch you are involved . In tact. thank·you letters have ~n found to be one or 111e Stf"Onll61 correlations between those looking tor poslloons and those wno get offers The thank ·you letter has to be written In a professional tone. Avoid trite, stagnant openongs and closings sucn as "hoping to near trom you soon." Also, dOn't mask your feelings If they are positive and you are excited llboul the potential lob. Explain exactly why you want the position and why you believe you are a pen eel fit for their company. Enclose, If available. a" example or your work such as a report. This sample will provide yet another Indicator or your ablllllu. The more appropriate lndlcatOt"s you can provide, the greater the chaoce or being accepted for the position. Learn and follow these easy steps 11nd you w ill never dread having to look for another lOb. You will gain security In your ability that will be unshakeable, regardless« What happens to your 'POSition, company, or the ec_,y, Your positive responses will Increase dramatically and it will be you wno can say : "Thanks tor the Offer, let me think about II end I'll get back to you ... " -.-mo.~ Oet-. ,., 1·5 �Career Army; it's not just a ·job By ALAN C. KACHIC I t is not easy being a college graduate these days. There were times When a degree from a university meant a job even If you were not an engineer or an accountant. But li ke the weather, limes change. Employment for liiH!ral ar1s malors comes as easy as not having an ed.lcalion. There are allt'rnatlves. The graduate can make or serve hamburgers, become a ward of ltle state through welfare, commit suicide or. as a final alternative. go into military service. A career In the military is not all bad-1f efficient killing is your line of work-lor the service's offer management and leadership oppor tunities not usually available to young people and though the pay and human conditions are poor the experience as ~n officer can be valuable Yes, as an officer. The coll~e graduate, either from a two or lour year school immediately becomes eleglble for officer training SChoof and a commission as a Second Lieutenant in either the regular Army or the reserves, To lind out lust whe~t fife In the services Is like. ' The Spectrum• spoke wilh the US Army Ce~reer Counseling Service In Buffalo. All onformatlon applies only to the Army, although all branches of the $ervlce offer simrlar opportunities. After graduation the potenlial serviceman may apply to the Officers Candidate Program . To qual ify the candidate must tlrst pass the Army Vocational Bat1ery Test-which with a college degree It ,would be very embarrassing to fall-and tt-en be found physically Ill F tnally, the candidate must be interviewed by a ENGINEERS: Link Simulation i.s future Engineering .. 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For the remainder or service, salary Increases. eltcept with promotions, are fewer and of smaller amounts. All officer candidates must serve at least two years but if he or She re· ups and serves 20 years the officer is eligible for an army pension . This includes so percent of the basic pay-which amounts to about $1000 a month plus fringe benelils such as use or the cut ·rate prices at the PX and free health services. For service past 20 years the pension Increases for 2.5 percent a year of base pay. For the reserve program the 20 year scale is somewhat different and the officer cannot retire with benefits before the age of 55. ~ mofOt a-y.-.tMJ MISSED OUR ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWS? Send yow-- to: A. c. Etwofthy, Unit Right Simulation Dlv. bOard of officers and If he or she makes it this tar chance$ of e~cceptance are almost certain. once selected the serviceman must complete basic tralnlng-(ust like any other grunt-before attending officer training school. OHicer 'Trllinlng School, similar to other educlltlonal systems. hlls classes and tests for which the candidllte receives ll grade and a class canking Upon successful completoon he or she assumes the rank of Second Lieutenant in the US Army. The olfocer's commlssoon depends upon how he or she rates on schoql. No l)O(.Ition Is guaraotecd but all openings are presented to the graduates with the top of the class g2t1ing the forst selections. The opportunities lncludt' positoons In combat, administration, suppor1, or aviator groups A combat position would entail being a platoon leader In charge of 30 to 45 soldiers which would r~uirt' looking after their tra"nlng, health, and well are. Adminislratove positions entail working at a desk as a finance officer dOing paperwork or personnel management Supp0r1 groups are composed of engineers, milltary police, and medics. NY 13802 Military life is a career opportunity that 11ever - knocks, it just keeps you employed. The Army-It's not an adventure, it's a job. �(\) Bright futures for UB management grads By FRANCIS SPECKER student In UB's School or M~negement will have a wide arr3y or lOb opportunllles when graduation day comes. According to recent fOrec3sts, the "'arketabillly or a management or accounting degree is on the riw UB's School Of Management ranks very high on many employers' lists, said Assl51ant Director of Career Planning Mary Ann Stegmeir "(The Image} Is very good-the same employers keep coming back to us," she said. The Gourman Report, a rating of universities across the nation based on the quality of education, the instructlonarprogram, the staff, and sc~lleadershlp, rates the Management School very high. UB's undergraduate accounting program wn Uth In the nation and Its undergraduate business edmlnlstration program fared 21st. The graduate Acceuntlng school was listed liS the 13th best While the greduate business school rated 35th. A Satary figures from the US Department of La'showed that management graduates are doing relatively well. Starting salaries for accounting grads start at SIS,OOO to S16,000 and are slightly lower on the average for management grads. Graduates with experience and/or Master's degrees can ana in two to three thousand d011ar5 more on the average . A degree from the School of Management gives a graduate an assortment of entry ·level positions to pursue. Positions In finance encompass credit analysis, nnancial planning and organization Of liquid assets. There are personnel positions that deal woth labOr·union· management relations and general personnel activities. Graduates allalnlng an accounting degree will probably find the lOb market easier to enter than their management counterparts. Account ant poslllons ere rising in number, according to 'Newsweek'. In addition, demand Is growing for accountants with technical and computer backgrounds. Jobs that require accounting degrees Include Internal auditors, systems analyst, financial records designers and of course, public accountants. UB has an extensive program to help graduates to set foot in the job market. There Is a large recruitment program organized by the Career Planning Office. Resume books of management students are requested Often by employers, said Stegmeler. Workshops are held by the School Of Management that teach students the intricasles of resume writing and job interviews. The use of videOtape Is among the techniques employed In some Interview workshops. Although data about UB management graduates Is scarce, questionnaires that were received lOOk favorable. "UB graduates make about the same on the average as the national average for management jobs," Stegmeier asserted. CAJtEER PLANNING oma --------,.,..,..........._,._....... ........... ............. 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Open House Odollert A-..& ea.-. s.- M8 -.sand miU!riaiL 1-..1 on H Lobbodl and Dalla.. our IIUIIIbor ent ,._. tiool indoclo$! • The industry\ ....... lint d lllill4l&t IDOIIICiriet. • The lliaest aeller ill mlcroeomputtrS •The ~ ~ m i c l - r.mily TEXAS INSTRU MENTS I NCORPORATED The Offic<;, open &om 8·»-,:oo. Mondor <Mouch Fridsr Few lnformaoioo or Appoimm<oc Call: (716) 8)1·)m Haya C. 6)6.ZZ)I Capen Hall An equal ~y ~ MIF .y -----'-~----~---~-~~-~--~~~.!.!!' '·!· �R~mance ore~ computers; in the liberal arts Chance bookstore encounter By LIZ PETRINO school because your friends are (b.} going to school ne of every three because your parents want Americans secured you to Cc.) so bored that on today•s workforce . even classes are beMer than will change careers In five work or (d.} have always years, according to a recent admired the romantic, half· 'Courier· Express' article. finished look of the Amherst That fact should startle Campus? some new, old, or If, on the other hand, none professional stud.ents who of the above apply, you are linger a IIMie longer within probably here eitl!er to these comfortable ivy·clung prepare tor a career or to walls tor fear of entering the broaden your scope of workforce and !"(''aking what knowledge. The first is the realm of the realist who sees seems to be a final career choice. lhe university as a job· To those ,souls who quiver training facility and nothing like Jello when passing by more. The second is the goal career planning offices or of the purist Who is when that insidiously genuinely interested in commercia l term "job studying for study's sake. market" is mentioned, I He can usually be spoMed say, quake not. Security of wearing turtleneck sweaters mind and paycheck do not and carrying around always result from the oversized art books of " right" college major but Chartes Cathedral and is instead are often products of either supported by wealthy exploration In the real worldyarents or is pursuing post· )f jobs. graduate study in advanced But perhaps an marriage psychology. ~xa mlnation of motives is in order. A re you (a.) going to N either extr eme r eally 0 exists, though a modified version of the former seems to have taken precedence il') tOday's university. The high cost of living has forced many students to reconsider the goals and dreams of their high school years and adopt what they believe to be a more lucrative course of study. More and more students decide their careers on a monet~ry basis. As a realist, I understand it. But as a purist, as someone who studies to know and not just to earn, as someone who appreciates knowledge and has worn her share of turtlenecks in her time, I rue the choosing of life·time careers on the basis of money. In a world where success equals big bucks, the liberal arts inevitably take a back seat to well·paying careers in medicine or the computer sciences. My nightmare: I am in line at the university bookstore with a pire of textbooks in front of me. The cashier stands impatiently as I laboriously count out my change. I redden . Suddenly, taking otf his ten gallon hat, he saunters up to the counter, saying: "Maybe I can be of some assistance, liMie lady," and whips out the pocket calculator strapped to his belt, still smoking trom the last night's homework . . . The sensible pursuit is to converge both realism and purism. To take the blinders off and follow the Golden Mean. For those who have al•vays, unwaveringly followed their life's goal, there is no worry. But remember, freshmen, a university is a place for intellectual experience, and supplementing engineering courses with an occasional history or classics elective will not only enrich your study but may just open another world of career opportunities. " I rue the choosing .of life-time careers on the basis of money. ln a world where success equals big bucks, the liberal arts inevitably take a back seat to well-paying careers in medicine or the computer sciences. I 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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Ul\il.tcd lhal the l¥o' O b;uk'Jllly Qd\'ISC"ftltnl OH'i~\ 1>h0ukl bt pto.xd rn btJ)l croln, paint\. And man) iO\O•Ied tn th< prdim•..<> n<'loci•tlon• rermcd the Nonon 2.1ea ''rht' pntn6t ol all ~pa~. ·· begin soon on rht rcno".o111on ol Abbou L1bfary aru.l the: dC'n, uHIN>n or •li annt-". AbbOtt "Ill tx.:omc th< H nhh !kt<n<O Library. '4htlt the tutnu .. ,u bt rom prcviou1 fnttr\'IC'* wuh Tltfo Spttclfum, Thuttr Oepanme:cu Ch••rman Saul <I<Ofntd any lludeal a<drity tnO\'C lnto Harnm1n, as lona as Thnucr •pa« kft unaHened "I boli<Yt: " u bnlc:rK'taJ for U\ 10 (hatr i:pact' V.llb saudml acu"mn tn Harriman... Bkan ""pblotd, add•na tl..t an) propo!td Tht.atrr mo\r 10 rda\C' more Litlran ~(Of dub. .-oviJ ha\f bo<n ......,.,..,.., "lo m) ckPirttnmt •herr ~."Cntrart~..aUOII 'i- arti~o1t~. rnidal." Ell<•• .. "*' ,.htk H amman. • hk.it SC'f'\cd as lhe stucknt u"'on unul Squire'' QpenLR& IV!rO d«•a. l,JO. ""ill rc<wm back to tb formft \IIIU\, ehhoua,h ru faohJtes •ill lollll bt 'hurfll v.llh the Theater lfQ\Ipt uuo oannou"'"cd l.>a.cmhl:l .. h-..t do~n Kturr's dl'c:blon li the c:ulmJmuion of monthJ of dtbatc bct,.ccn nudenr rt-prtsnuali"tt of tttc K•bosh Com.nuuee and various t.Jniu•nicy admmiltrators O\-er tb< rclooalron of Squire Hall orpnizatioos and fiiJlaJOOJ Tht 11udeot union ,.OJ doK m D<umbor and undrfJO rtftO\aiiOtU to become til<...,. Dcfttll School. AC<O<d•-. to the rq>OI1, Talbcn Hall ..ill bt tomfll<t<l) .....-ed fa< ®dent lhl'~ I 't\JCk'Gl •·t-h.... C\n , a' a 'Wihok. latMn" OQ:r ~ua~k. ro-nt "' \\c"tl N' n.rtu '" tht ,'fftln of N.J\-11) . •• Into the '~attd "'ttudC'nt Aff•u~ hOTM. h:c·ntr no1rd, (lf"rJa1H,' '" tht ()i~htOn "f l nd<raraJu>t< I Ju.:>~kln tOl f 1 •nJ the Ed\h:.aUona~ 0M"Qrtunlt)' llta,u.m tEO PI "•II .,.,,. All durona the dc-hbnauon" 0\rr ~utrt •ckx01Uon, "'"ul< currtontl) hou((d In SQu•rt 't.dJ bo rdo<:ated tO <IIIIer ) Tolbert Holl on the Amborst Campu> or Harriman l1brlf)' on Matn Strtoet, revca.Jed Unh·crshy PfC!tdtnl Robt'rt L. 1\cutr in a sC\tn " me\~&c co the Univcrshy ~tmunlt)'·'' ~A<l.\ trandcrr~ d~hcrt' and"""~ tbt C~n ,,om.~n<, Ill<\ ..td .. a\ opt1n1'''"" 1h..lt omcvhun •all rtnua~n 1nt.a R<f<m-. to Theater'• Inn& 10 be housed IO&C1hcr, ~C'UC'r 10\l...t~ 1h::1t an) "dt'\uuon"' from fhat ~h~ •~ld "ha\"t' \C'tlou_, crrt'\.ll on not onl) tht morale or lbt racolly and s1udtnli but ost stud~1 ospruuuoos om. hh dep;artmcm aclu<vtd ." Hinhman "ucclcd autnuon 10 the StudenJ Affaln/OU&f.OP ,,.Itch. ,.hl<h 11< boll.-.. " "t idiculou;." Both H1r"*trnan and Ha.,.(kn t \flllancd that they -ere bafOtd by thf Prt,~t·, mo't~ b<cau>C b<lth til<,...,,.,.,,.,._~ :and th< Capm aru orr "'"""' 0\!Uill~ cklltabl<. h •ou&d be mocc bcnlh: ..i lo t-~uJmn lO mo't 1M Student Aff••r• funcuons to-thC' JIOUnd floor ol C•ptn """ b)' "•"'"-~' l:.du(AIIQ'flal Commuu...-,uon Center tECCt dnt..son-. ''I am no1 at all unhapr) ""h the mo,c;· M \atd, -:adJ•na th~t the Pchoax n. ~~trd •h a h1.n naff...:. htth.--c- lkpanment Cun.,.h oil or 1b fW~o."tions are housed'" H~•nman and Kcucr O<>Urtd cl<partmnu o(fKU\i tlutt the 8) JOH N 1\, LAPI ANA Stpelkow Wid he ~on. r~ea-,w ¥1Uh the ' 'W c-'rc Jwt bqJnnu.' aod thiJ. u • li~r\hman warotd, "but thnc &re' iot11110tDt' rmc po1nu that euhtr Nwc to bt ~o:ba.n&cd or are "an to bt cood stan." Un6n ~t:ttf'f'' d(\.ntOft. 1ht W"COOd floor or Taloot •®ld bt rran,ronned from iu rt~l 'IICU\ 1\ ' da,woom v. U'l&•niO bQmc:' for dt'-plxt'd SqurrC' occupled ,,r mdudrnt. rcm.a.m open unrel t.Jt "''~nu ••c tt"'-""'Jttd , But \'k.~ t"1n'ckn1 tor 1-a.cllltm Pbn:ntltJ Joba "aJ t i not ::at. oruanttk: rtuc Squ.rc ~ • U rttn.~~n urm .Afitf the cxpnaZ"•t100" ' ' C o n,Uli\1tc.wt f01 1M ftn0\41111111,"1!0 1-nJ rdurbNun& or Squu~ HaU '"" bqtn •n n.rl)• J.anuaf).'' hC' """"'lllrftt .. A.nd 11 ••It probO\t.l) be uwnrtncd tn ,ahchn ahr« )ca.._" Nal oolcd thil4 ~o.on,uu,•tton v.1U al\0 do.;-n to f~htalc the c;naran« and t\11 conSink.1Jon or rcnonn<"l '-lrugk 10 fcfiiJ..t' ~uut •rth "uuab1c \\ htk Squorr ..~1 bo <k>«\1 for rmO\'aUOn, fCNtr mo'a tl"t~ the thud )cal of th< Qm< rro«<•, and A '>bolt and H ammM~ ~"'"3JI d•rftttnt f.Jqr«" oft~ -..re"Ct t'f'' NU H•rnma" r,~ vtuon nefuri>W>"''- . l'oeil dol admn tlw, ., ka\1. the h1VnliU\ ~'C'L ~U&Ird rn tht 'iiQAJt' •rca fontwd b) lht tour h·M•nas. •11! f('m.l.tn rnta~.'t ··11M' fttunuuo •• -...) ,,,:· Seal ..altC'fll.llh'n h.u ··o lona "'-a) to 10.. brf<nc bcin.a a~~.:om.rh,hrd. ma\t E'en tM ..,wcm h::PfC'\I.""t•••~C'"o c:,.,..-r"\Wd ~rM '\Urpn~ and \OIIt~....1wm Kt11c-r's df\.1<.tc)n . "I 41m prttl) ~b) ctw announccmctn,"q.J o~n lr\abg'\h m<tnbcr P~e1 HV\hman "Stuc..<N' -..;Oftd • «On..te ,A.,Of'l: · Ho.. C'\t'f both Un,hman and co-~udt1u MfOI~tor Ool:t Ha)Jtn t.-auuontd that the p-edKI~ "\\ c ~tnt C'IUI 'Uft' ' " of our ~•)' hJ lh.u .. Ketter gives the students what they want (partially) Editor's 1101~: Reprinted here in lola/ IS 1M reporl to tht Unh·trmy }rom UB Presidl'nJ Robert L. Kturr on tht <lotus of lht' rHO<'ulion of tht tmd"grod11att population ro rlr~ Amhtrsr Ct~mpus. W b•k akDosl ner)OM 11th< Uni•cmtr tw been· .....re tor W'«al yars thac there •-void ClOIJK a umc v. hen Squ.rr Halt •aukS ha\c co bt \'Xa.ttd as a student umon fatilny and rdlabilil.. at fO<.,.. b) til< Dcfttal School. u has only been •~htn lh<llst "' to nittt months that the <On><qUmc<s of >~~d! a ma-.e ha"' been apprecuuod by til< aeneral Uni•crsity eommunicy. Unfortunately, Squn< Hall is not the only probkm that must bt >OI>ed. Other facilities abo ore scheduled to go "off..line'' wilhir, lht nc1u Ax monlhs or so. and lht:SC pre><nt equally pr<«ins n<tds. A major factor ahat muSt bt- take-n into ac:couna In dtciding amona and bttwtt:n various relocation stratca,ies is Lht: rad tha• classrooms alon& 1ht: SJ'ine on rht Amherst Campu.s are thht>r turrtftrly at c:apacity or vr.·11l bC' so "'iLhin the next )elr. Sud\ i$ nor the cue in Lhe EUJCoU Complox. ,..,.,. •n •x=s of clauroom capadty currently e>i>u. On ell< Mo.in Str«t Campu., t~ are cumnrly no c:tusrooms naalablt in thot' C'\ot'ftina.,. ahhou&h some: ""all<r on.. ••• fr« durin& tb< d&y. hi adduiOn. oil of til< lart< cbmooms on both tbt Amhcnt Camru. and the \1>1n s...... C•mpu• art oow btioa utilized to <>ro<tty, and <udl ..mbt 11!< ca>c cncr th< nt:'l "('\('l"al )'r&l$. In rtaMrna fO< on) m"'<> on 1h< \1ain s.r... and on tht: ArnhcN Cam~. m<J\C'mCOt Wand •ill con11nue to bolfrom Ma•n Strtft 10 Amherst. 'Tlluefor<. Amhcnl should be planned "llh a lit~ ro•·ard a lof\!n- term. more pc-rmantnt roolulion . Main Strert, on rbc other ha,nd, \\111 experience 1 major rcd\lction in studtnt popuJ.a••on over I he nt-.t se,·eral )'ears. and the-re -should bo, chcrefort. atloiO<d a src•tcr d<'trot of llexibility in ' "'"''"' tntenm ,-pac< ob.)t\."ttH'\ ""' 1h:u Mi t Rthabeltt~uon and rt'lo..::uM)n 11\tliC.Ibl) hi\< •"50'-"Wtd •-vh lhcm C05l.S. aJid thcrr l l 001)' " hmttcd ltl'll"URI Of tuch moN~ a'--ai~k n.._.. f-."'1 h&, tnur< lhaG a miaunum •nRurntt on II«Ml•lll "h.> >lwuld bt loaned -~The ned 10 brirtJ tM aadcmtc ad' tlotmml ~nd coonsdrna fu...:tioru of til< UnMt>llt tOUE and EOP) imo an acx:embk. centraflttd art,~ on tht- A.mhrnt Campus must bo ti...., ht&h r<M>nly "heo d«tdtt~~ "h~eh mo>.. >ltould bo mack at this till><. A •••I ao.:ademrc advantli< can bo realtud by rh)'l~eal and P<orramrnlUIC contolidation or many of th< lun<lions ourrtntly bttt~~ handled by lht$C tWO ><palate JIOUps. Concerning lht q~~ion or ~hciht:c or not then: t-An ot should be si.n&le. aU inclushe. studenL uruon-type faciliU~ OD bolh of I~ e:;ampuSC1. the fiS<:al realities arc >UCh that, reprdkos a( how d""r.lble thi> may S«m, unless addflional fund.i in e .\CCH o( lt:n minion ~liLtS can bt: round. it ""ill noa Ol.•.·ur This dOtS not, hov..~a. altc:r the' !,q:it•matc c:on<:c:rn or ck(•rc- or '\tUdt:tns and otbtn ...... thtn bt Klmtifttd on both lh< campuses conu,:uou_. space wbkb IJlCS a SIU6cnt URIOO-Iypt or f«<an&. Then i> now under datan fa< the Ambctll Campus a Jlud<Ot re<rcatioctlllouild•na that Wlll•noklck bo\llbft& alleys. poolrooms, puii•PD<II room>. and other pm< """"'· OJ well as lou~ spaoe and hmtted au-. faa1ities. This butldtnl "til bo (lh}<tc:allt loe:n<d &a•een Lo<kv.OOtt Libnly >Jid 8cll Hill. Tht faa~, ... proaram requ.ira th31 Ihe resuhin& bwldin& caJaly accommodate the addition, at >Om< future d1to, of morr uudtrlt 3<livity·tYII< spa<<. Wuhin tht financial cop now plated on the Amherst Campus by the Oov.rnor and the ~'*'onPeo-t4 �in.shor (. illllpll Search Secrets Thr« Or h n rour'? No one " Wrt' ho• m~n) aochd11n ahr Ptttldmttal Snr'h Ad'Uor) Comoull« •~ StUd}ll\lln ft\ SC\.~nd round of 1NC1'\te•..... •hkh \hloudc-d an i«ft\."). !tome 1h~ cand.daaC" m<'l ..llh \an<Kl> 1.8 ofrlo;oah. akho<>Jb no tnformalloo could be oblau~ from ~Lll~o'ti. ., thtft"•·~ 1-ttn )<r«nN b) ..,... of th< '"""' Pr<»<<tot'-··an olft<t.tl t\l'lot~ ~ tolf"« C\plai~ tbot th..">< con\ct,..K"'R\ er«uncod 21t It'~"' '"Ct -.«L\ :ldda-. crf'd(fk."C" to .,...,u "oil'"t or ............ "'au •to. rtpOm. or lJ B oftt.:t.ah ..._,.,, !J><rhn~ hom 9"< room to aqO<b<'l ""Prork •nr wrnm•"'"' a._t all •ttlrn.l."" ....~ttn '50Uh."1! tndw;a&td Asam 1M ~.·o.nnHih.'<' ·~~ &tf&l~ f01 ~~' ablhl) h> ~«r the n':UIC'I' ~o"(''nhdouuJ, ¥.tlh nwnCTO~\ l 8-»dnllnt\oll<lh)J\ rr(liC"''-1.'11 •:noriiDIX on "' I:OihJ"' ,~ .... "'I alv.a~"" fand out mort' tmm Tilt 5pc."f."tfll''' o.- 11tt Nt'f'tHtd ah.t.n I '~ f\"'-\. up m)\ot'lr:· one offi.:uJrcmillth'\i. Tbt Bulls fin.illhrtrt bomr coamn-<-'3nts.~u1- c.:,,llt'i\• ()\.11.'htl' 10, Uru"'Ctsrt) or 0a)1~. ().··tubn P, ai\IJ \\c:.am n\letlolkJ~. No"t"mbu ; ~~u be 1ri«a"' a' 7 '-' n1 Cln th~ \.a.1utd,.t\" \'tU~n;n 3flrk.NOL'CY o.-,;l Rdrnbvrr:-."l~oth.t rt.t\-b\ rt.n •nh Jtm Sbllef) &.) lb~ ~o:olor annoulk:cr • ~ I Adequate mo nitoring? The ~ Counl~ lttt<llturc Thu ~ " llfT!O'ft! a rt'il.lZut.wn tha1 ef'\utc:i that tht l:'atu;fc of ~ucn from tht" ~nty-nw t ~md) Plamur PtOJr~m to rc-1\•1c r-o\kl::t• • h: ~\IUS• ll mon~o~MN • A.n"''4•.Dtto eM r~ultl."~. •tu... h r.1 ,;: Ut l CJ~UU' b) • ~ Hlt~. CC'unl) Heihll lornmi q.cann llot-~.J.Id R 1 ham;a '' rt'QutJed to rqvr-1 tc 1M Cm.n1~ Ht'"al'h ~·tnftlut('C' "11h n N) JJn ''3\ to c~;l~ tk.•..., !he full Fall&t' :10J loi.~ ol t.tnlu"\ Wt. tl ~ J'lc>l..C'd ur b) the rc1\&h" ~C'C't,"( .. Lqnla101 J01..n k 8o1cr. ,.ho 'ut-mm.:d 1h(' ·~'l'.11k1 1l, "'-liJ tht mo\t ...,,a> meant to cn~u.rt.: tnt 4.tU, ...vunt\ rc\ld ...·nll <~lfa:tt\1 b) lht ~irt lrom \7UU"Pl} tO 11fl\o~tc l~nul, p.omnn" \!o."fH"O "ill raLt•n care or. ••t•m '"') pltbt"J ,.,·rc '\'Ill~ tC' ~ ..hie h• nwmwr 1M lr-J.n..lct ;· ~he \-2-id. "I don"t thUJt. tb.: '"UIII\ ...u1 'h1tl 1tr. '-c Traffic enforc<'ment fbc L U 1).-r.Jnmtnt of Publk: ..,..fct) h.•pc:wu 11\ou, an .m dh.•tl n "dl be tHh:lh mfor"·mJ 1r01ffi~ b'"'· ~lr«l Carnpu-. 10 cn,ur~ ~,,,_.n ~rn). rMm·ul.:trh on the \ialn "roc A rtlnt~ uuubh; t\ tht' (')tdt\lffillltOnc in fr(11nl ol \qUIIC UalJ. "'Slrk."t c;.1utl\ln (\\hllc ortnulnJ::. \Chide) t\ ld\l~ord:· ""'d Puhl1~.: ~.tiC1) ll. JO.rnt'\ l 1Uit "Nt" hnlr. S.att \'rhtde an~ Trallt.;IJ"" "Ill~ cnfoh~-" (C'r'QINlldlt) frt.lltlltll\ \Ill) ht.thh '-'Ct\h;C, lillhJ It hill .. lh!o I egi.s131urc h;~.'" ro1ll'C' IOIC'fmt. tot.Uh the fa~1 lh•t 11 \\t.•'tc f1\ll ;\t.'tuJUy runnmt; the f"Of.rdn1, v.c'rt comt h' cn\urc thl4' th~-.,c ).t'f\i<:C) art' continued." 1\ll)\lnf. '"'131iUn ''" lht M.11n ~lrtel Con\pu\ DfC' und~:r the jun\41h.1M>n l'' t t •I~ ol H.••rl.lt~l~ "~""'' f"~n on thL' t\mhcr .., (';un('IJ\ tnc tu1 thor 1 a~ 11 ~ll Athhtl'l nlntltC\ thai finat~""td Lht ~OUiil) f110pam \\llf be rk.:L.t\J Uf' lft\H:Id TV Bulls -.hnh('( tht lull ~· b> 1\..:\."'rdLng to Bcucr·~ rnoluuon. Thoma'" c·.bt"""~'< .t 1.1~ Wtr~ 1..- M.tA.tO~t 8 Hf.ll\l•f•M.tr••flltf OitKiot 8 fl.urr tftzaiVProducfion Mgt SMif\' G•O••a. Ad~. C(IO""""'o' by PlBnncd P.1rcnthooJ ~nd lka..:onC'\\ Ho~ual, to fund 'und~ l;amtl) rlannml ~\h.:~ prO\Jckr\, and All rC"ru:nnln, VB home loott't;.~fl ~Qmc• "dl bot 'lw"n on dd•• Jf't!rr'( N C.f\loriSU"JJnfU The Count) Health 1)('-partmr:nt dt"\.:liJc:'d tO do..-: .J'"'" the l·turu1)• Pb.nntng Proaram nriK"r lhl-' "umrnr:r. .mud '0..'11 PI'-''""' from -om• of the P'OI'tant"• =rio)«"'. The S4<0.l~-) In l<d<t•l ~IX '"U h.aH~ to npo.t on lf:f' ~,,,,..,....,.,by~~ of 'l('nlm -alii br: poroud.:o.J ..,, the rn\Jtc .r fC'dtral rqt.~lat.Km~o. oUt' loll<'"'cd 10 lhC' ,.h•h pubh~o. to (lrivate- !!ott'\ h.'\: .. l"b.t rnd of O..:rntbct ~o."t"un•\ l"fC'f:IAnl ¥to ill ,1,~ Auoc ••eo Press. Fo..O N••~.,... 6jnd•U'e Lot ...... fttnM 6yTOC .a e Colleg •'• Hea.l l"f'l S.o!C• Uo'l-olecf F•et~d S,.~..,.. (roJ11 ._. th<" ,,., U.. ted PfeM SY""C'CI•• r,. $pre'"""" ~ ~t'le-Mnl.CS 10" ..,.ICif'l. :t(lolt1JIJ.fl0by~6l10"1'&~ o\e'ff!f'bto.ng Seh ...., s~ ATTENTION PLEASE II The Following Clubs Do Not Pick Up Their Budget Packets and Return The Forms By October 15th Their Budgets Will Be Frozen: JEWISH STUDENT UNION SHADES OF MOVEMENT DANCE ENSEMBLE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY SMALL BUSINESS CLUB SUNSHINE HOUSE n.••••• ~ :~---------~---------~ FREE• EYEGLASS : :I ·wt"' ...,•.,...-., ...__ FRAMES :I Boule~ II ~ II t..n- . ChtrontFrellony I1 S.1ected Feal\lof'l me 1 ,.~a•ta• 1I !=.::,7' t hr s.Mee In ..,_, C.tel :Of»>kftllfnagg . L 2 .Thl ~um . -.&Oet-Jtet - 835-4844 : -• ------------------------· �Day Care Center in "limbo"; awaits feasibility study results 8 ) M:OTl 110 0<.1:. S{>nrlllm Sr~fflltWtr A soon to~ cornplct~ fe:mblbty stud) of a duld are center at UB may bnn1 finaht) to the proposed prosram. "We ue in a "ate of hmbo, •• dcclar~ Chalf of the Child Care Commutcc Anaoc Jantta~CK. "un til the study is completed ~~oe do not know ,.here ~~oe nand." The focal poont of the study IS a quesuonnaire ,.hich "oil ~ ~nt to "e-eryonc a>sociat~ v.nh the Uni•er>ll)," indicated Jaortako.. She ho~ for the q uestionnairo to be sent out the ....~ of Octolfr 19. Q~"'tions in the survey pertaon to n~. locatiop. hours of usc desired. and whether or 001 t ~ person will ~ willina to pay for the service. J anetakos noted that "red tape" has been a pro blem associated v. ith the study. pointing o ut that ~fore a survey could be taken it had to be approved by the II uman Subjer~s Review Commiuec. A t present tbere is no child care center dl UB. Durins the 1970s o ne was in operation, but due to internal probkms was forced to discontinue service. In the summer ol 1980. Sub Board I representatives Alan R<Menfcld and AUie Medige proposed to «instate the center, • rcquestins a bud&ei of SJO.OOO from SBI. Its Board of Directors refused to allocate the ) money "nhout a ~·based fusobollty ~tudy. The cnsuins discussions b<t"ccn Student Association (SA), Millard Fillmore Collqe Student Association (MFCSA), and Student Bat Associatioo (SBA), resulted in a committee to e'amone then~ and fusibilit) of ha•in& a duld care cent<r at UB. The commoucc "as fo~ and v.as allocated S2800 from FSA. MFCSA a~;~d SA to CO\tr upcn.n and a •upend coordtnator. SA TreMurcr Marl. Moore-form« SBI Chaorman and Treasur<r-propo-.ed that the monies obtatncd for the fusibility stud) ~ u\cd to impl<rncnt the prOgram. Moore noted that Buffalo State Collcae sta.ned a da) care center "uh SSOO and SC\ en dtildren and no" boasts a S4S.OOO oncome and 4S children. J antta..os. hO'AC'\t"f. comment~ that sht "as aaaonst Moore's propc»al because she wanted nOihina less titan an "A-1 operation. A polot suf\·ey v. hich "as given on a much smaller ><:ak ondicated a fa•orablc response to"ards a ttnter.'' She added, though. that only a small percentage of surveys -.ere returned: "A gond response rate is essential to the ciTC<.'Iivcncss or the questionnaire. A completed report from the coordinator should be on my dc•k by November IS." Janetakos plam to pre>cnt the results or the study to interested g roups. She noted that after tit< >tudy wa~ proscnted to the .tudtnt groups site "'ould gi•e it to UB Prcsodent Robert Kwcr. Janrta~os plans to usc the results to determine ""here the center should be locatc..l. hov. many pcopl< v.ould use th< ccnttr and al«> ho" much money WJIJ be ~ed. We do nor e-rn kno" "hat t>pe or program os needed until the study is completed. "I v.ould rather ha•e no center at all than in oncpt one.'' concluded Jancta!.os, n9(ing that th< carhnt the ccnt<r could begin oper:nion "ould be rail 1982. Tues. Oc:l. 6th THE ELEMENTS Mixed Drinks 2 for 1 all nite! Wed. Oct. 7th lhe FEMS & The Nelsons Mixed Drinks & labatts 75c/all nite! ~ I I XI ()() JU N KS 2 H>HTIIE P IU C I. O F I ' J JLJ. t\ 11 D N IG HT DRAFT soc SCREWS AND MARYS 75C Student Health Insurance All full time students (12 credits or more) and all foreign students who have . not waived. their Health Insurance have been billed for the insurance. If you do nor desire. the Health Insurance and wish to waive the insurance, the waiver deadline is October 20 at 12:00 noon. A $20.00 penalty fee will be charged after Oct. 20 Insurance cards are available for those students who have the Student Health Ins. in 213 Michael Hall. suo • OOARO Co', O~E.ItiC. 7D Any questions conterning Health Insurance waivers, coverage or claims call 831-3284 or stop by 213 Michael Hall fron) 9-5. �Ketter. k•.:•frd OtllhC fiN 000f ofl~fbcu ttaJI \IOfC"\J\Cf, f~t wtldtnt •·Si.-natc Cha.mhcr~• 1-. locaiC'd lhC"f'\: 11 h..~ bctn rrO\Mkd \tUCh th.lftt. a'~ nftd~ u>tsntn, t~~: Ln b..1101h. NnliP' m.,.,hlnt'\~ and ochn \.rr\•lc '\huknt ~ dt1nnuOC'd tha. rht- t'nur,· ..a:-ond Oonr of Talht"tl •ill t-..: uwt\t'ftt'IJ to \ludcnt acti""H)' \f'*.C' Uh~ "'~ld rttcn ""~ted abo"t- ho-C''"·~ sltfi rjll:•as of tht~kft"' "'1n h:t\c to '-on11nur to he ""'uJ't(d b~ 1~ trc and l).11nt..'l' l)L-r...mrnnu, ttftd lh•\ "ttl No~,...._,_ n10rt •mpooant ... tt,, Abb.,.l Annn ~fkC' 'H..._c '"" l...talillturt. hov.t'\tt, MK.t. ackhuon~l roc!SIIuctidn ~Md tMM bt aou..,PIJC'\f ••th1n tht M\1 rne or f"oO )c-au. (KhW •h"h \houtd M ULf1lln1o a.."ou .. tht nt\.1 4;1~oom 1114 6-IUd-.:h( at'tf\-U) ..-pa« fO be bu~ll (Ml t'-t ArnhC'r.. l Campm Uhl~ tc tndudrd v.ntun th, ,OJf"' .. be·~ the V~n& or T1lbt'n~ btt•ft'n Ftpn...7~l. and 'h" A nother trKan th.a1 ~'lh thf' fi r'\l ~nd ~Ofld o~~ of I •lt"Cn ,u CooLc·U(.'h;h,tectcr Conlr"='' Tht\ .,.,)1 be. dtrC'\1h t.(\;(]1\d Ooor to Talbtn Hall throog.h endoS<"d bocflt. ~""'Ia' <Oflnn.,k>n• '"II C'ooL.t--Ho..h\]tlll'r and l·ront-nk. 'atlntCttd on Ill\ """'•rk "' Uall ...,,lOW t'C' o"C'd C'\\:lu."'t'd) f01 "uck...-t fun-.:r.("'' ~n tait'n ofr-ltM To pro\ld<' """ r 1chcl h'4 th•'· the lmcruu~ l~niCJ v.tU No rtto•• -atnl I rom lto~rrunJn 'n 'mall I'HU\It'll C'\tlll'-. ct~.:..) Moct th.-tn th11r. thh ~HKIIJ a1\Gtt.4 "h"--tt th\" nt\:t dassrOoQm l.l~uldma auJ ~!".h.t' h rcot\)tanrntntt. a1o.o • Ul ~ ft"qUitccl 10 nw"-.c lh,._ 1~ru,-ul.u fe.ciltl) v.\).r~-ablt tor 1111 or chr grOOfl" lh.:u ~•II ht lhc:rr hou~. and lht Vk'C' f'rcttidcnt riM ra,·dllin r~nn1ng •ill h~\c ch<" tr1il"'ltt~lhtht)' for fl"\'Oftli'I"K"ndma 1o ' ' fully •<Ohrtdand dppre<'Uitcd.that tht ahu" M•n~ k-<rnauo dOC'\ not mrt1 t'H'r)ont'• dnlrn tc.•r An>h<hl In fo.1. •t >hould be oi>-U...> to all that t"'otT)OIK' h.J\ btt'n ;a\!td to tU.t • rfd~A1tC'n, and to mo'c In •hom I ~'< dc~1 rt'PhhQIIhnc fHOtC"\ ~.'l"tl~rxnu~oc e lhc Ul\l ..le)l\ ol Undrt~;raduilH.• Eduauion Ad\l~"'lh!H1 Orfi~t" .:~nd lhe orr1. . t ol EOP and il> \'OUn~lof\ '4111 br rtloc..-atC\1 Ul Ihe rtr\1 Ooor Of NOtion l-lall1n lh \f\3\."'t' .:orr.:nth 01.u1pK'd b> 1hc Dt'i'ton Clf Studt"ft \Ua•t!l ~ h1t.h all M'C" nuttnf •nro ~~ 4."-~'''1 a' ••It Adn....,..,, on the ""'1Jfld floor of Capen Holt. • • .loU"' 1h21 ~the Mam Stm."t Camru... ~A-ill bt rccurllf'd lO othn- U..\IJC'. e T ht DtH\Ion of Stu<kot Affairs" luncuons dt>pl.l.:td b) lf~m t ~~u bC' rdfxated on the around floor of Captn an miJOr POntOn Ol tht \ pact' \'UrreQcl)' bring 0\.X"IJJ"itc.l b) 11.1-. M"fiOU< tn"·" on not onl) tht morale ot th• la.:uh~ a.nd .ltudc.nt_. bu1 also lht ac-3dcn\k rwo,ram that ,, ban~ot ol ftrnl l 'o r t h~ rca..~n~ rhc Thtalrt and l)arw;·c I ••U ..rmt ,."llh tiK'rc ••II be und~a) cotb1run~n for 1h~ Mtd~w..al "-.hool adJOK"Cffl to and 1ncludu1J lht Caf) ~hnthJn , l.atbrr (ornplt.\ . 1 bot'''"~ majOr COftQflkllon r"fOJC'\.U \.IC'alt' 1 ~l£RI(k.~nt leo&JArh..al bartt(t lfl tht' CC"Oitl "'-trth.'IID or the \t.un Strm Camru.1 Aho 10 be rc.:ocnucd in d<l<rnnn•,. tht rtkl.attor~ a.W rt"''~auon "t"Qunk."T h. the- fact ttw (CM a numb<-r \ll )\'ah ahc Thtatrt and Dan..-e· DePMtrrrru ~' N-m :.J'(c.tcf amo"l al'kl bn"cm K'\cr.aJ t~IIOI'b Th1\ t'\lltmd) h•&h dt""'nd pr~r•m hi> bcm '<~><'~•••lly told that '"'1 ... u. 11 La'i. be able to Of.M:T•t.t m \:onuru<Hh t.piKt 1\ rNJCM' di\Jahoo f,oflllfu> plan ~oukl, t am \.'OnHn,'('d. Thr l>u,.-Hn ( 'rntn .. oo lb( lhr« romat'Ot:J room, dnc:\.tl} a~.·u.w~ the hAll ln~mtblr opcrauon iil\0 •ill bl.: ufttd b) lhl'l" '"~' lfOuf'J. •~ •aU RooD\ 2.20 of ' Of1N1 Hall, "'hkit h Chlt'\.11) ur""'""'· \\hilt the' total ~'"t' '-<) dcfLned ,... \:<'ftUdtu.bl) ~... ttw\ that no- bonr oa.uptft) b) lilac or<nllOft\. u hi> been po<»bk to put ,.,..h<r a coof'iat.~r.aiK'ft or O...,;Vf'ilrk) •hk'h D" mor<: trri!Clim and should lmf"O"t \n\...-e co lhc srudmt bod) at the UtU\t"fiU) . Ttw: f'Pih."C .. wrmtl) ot'C'Upjed b) rht DtJI,: ...,...c-. • ha'C' ik1f'd \oli)fh Nu• '~lith h3\t dt'\tdcJ th.w been,._.,. bo•nt'r. 1~1 aJI of 1M pana ••th rqard 10 M:.ttn Suttt . noted'' I he ,,, rtu .. ~"mrnuri.Kauan. ~pact aUo-.:allon). on lht M.au1 !>lrt-tl Camplf\ mlut 1a.L.t in10 aa.·ount not t'nh tht' f.a..; 1h31 ~UH(' ltalll\10 he ll~en off·lmt' ~"'"' thr rut~l or th1\ 1.\)tllln~ ''l":tt but. )hofll) thrrrafttt, AbboU ;and AbboU AntiC'~ o&I!IO \\ill be t.~hjtcttd 10 M~}OI tc.·nQ\41I4 tn o~nJ n1u~1. thctrlorc. be -..aaned. At~ \llotlhln the' )fll I Lht EduC'IItC)ftll Commvnic.arioM Cr-nt~. There abo ~ill bt adjart".nlt.hcre10 Rockn 25 'Q C aptn fOif u~ot bt' the ''lnckpt'ntknu~" 0 11 the t..•.; unpus. • A llmit<d numb<r of ··ofr.u...,·· "'>«'~1M' roon" nred$ 10 be l\'lilabk •• all limn.. I n tht put lhcrt til\(' oft~ •• tht NOtton-Capm--Talbctt Comp&c, Th:a1 numKr •ill be rcdl.k."Cd to four. ••o or • hoch •1ll ht M tht "'""" llooc otCaptn. on< on tht ....,.,., """'of Talbm. and ont"" Room 10 0<1 tht arouJid Oooc of Carrn 1 o ""~'~'~~ addoional r><ftl<d rtwnaltOn more dftadN 3tld ~"\1.1'21t lN1QJ of danroom Ullhtahon • ,u be rnatntaJDCd, and $Ut..'h room, "'"be ntlldc o\ltlobk •• noiKias.• Kbcdultd '"'"" fn< '"''" purrce Thc U . ( lufk.·H on dl,rlkC'd b) the' abo\-t'·R'f"rN·tu mo"ft bC' tclo...."aJc:\1 tu the baJI!mtnt of Oc:rn'""".. Han To bt' abk to f"O\-Ide a \u((K"ttnl amoum of '-ontigunu .. '-r'..)l.:r for a \.'C:nual11cd union faciht) on the 1\.mhcr~ Campu\., 11 \\Ill bC' t\(\.~s:3r) thou a number ot chh,ri)Om .. In the 'l'lnc= llr rt:..,,\isncd. Thu. in tum, rnc;.m th11t ntoh.• da,,~ ,~.,u ha\C to bC' conidou~h· ...:htdulrd ror Ihe l lti~-.,u <..-ompk\. dunug •hr normal da) opn-atu'lon\-uoniuf lhh ,~ lCIJ\C$ler. T'ht-~ clob<Uoomt. m Elhc.--ott aft' rh p-K~U) "«.)' atlfXfi'c and, v.lth 1iUtta bk' 54.-'itedt..~hn'- .a ,,bf.anl. al1'c acadrtuk •tmOiiphcrc an be <St\c:topcd 1 1 tht- lo...' lttnn The' Viet Pl'c:lidnn iOf Acaclrotk Afla"' ••ool lit< Ol&irpcnoo of the l ao."\lltf Srnatt both h.a\ r orrf\wd ttxu c:om.miuutnl 10 the· •••h tnttluu.Jvu ha\C' tO~). d!"'-IJ ' C'"'" l'l tfu.• abo'"· I"' ,.ell a10 CMhtr c:otl"o1d,:rottl4.ln". \~h a i-tiNJtOn n ~C'f JJMtd t -..ould mow r~J.~bt~ ~ •nh cono,tdtnblr uAJthf,rlolhOf' ('I( lhC' rr~Jt-knl' t.:tcalcilf tl)t othef' \1ttrr than lh.at. all h,a,(' d,lfte •he'tr tk~~o,L-opt\."TaU) the !~I...OC.nh I h•'t ~ C\Ucmt'it ric~~ .. lth I he' pro(f'\\.k>n.a:lt~m anJ I p,o,ram v.ill remain in Harrfnum, but th("f t ma) he ..omc...rte~'•&nmenu. of ~'-"n 10 mllkt' the fa\:tht) enorc ~o~i&bac for all of the ,ariou:s groups that "illlx loc:;ucd'" thll COC11Pit' f Oftm()\4 IQ :itO) ronsldt'falion for- rca.s"ll1rrtcnl or 'l'lk'<" on 1'1•m SuM ,.'"" loct ohat. "htn Squu• Hall JOQ.Off-hnt'. chert •W be rancncd them~ cauna fa..tl~tt> on tht Ma•n Slrta. CompuL Somt~b•na muw ·~--. thtm ronuoa~ety. Harriman,.., onpnau 1 1 \ludrnt uruon and contoiocd cafete<ia foahua. l'oo t.llhn "u...J\ t\GU-on ~~ M&JR SHm Camr-u' 'f'rik"' lhndorc• • 10011 lrrc>'>cl<d b)• F.S.A 1 ,.,n be boo><d'" tht fo<uh) Clu~ '""'of Harrinwr Hall-on tht rir.t .1"'-' t.C\."Md floor,. a) •dl aJ. i-n the ba\C·rr~111 !><n••• T -.o ntiJOC ~~~ C''-ist ott the Ma1n StrC"n CamP\ll for r<ICk."'lleOn of MJOifi~.tl.nc I"'Qnioru or ~udrnl •ct•'ntn 110._ houl>Cd in ~Uift Hall, One o( ~~ 1s the PllrLt-r J nlJtlC"C.'fll\1 Bu•ldlfll. 'f1Ko othtr i\ a ~ombinaclnn or ,ra~.'t'.. 1n H~tuitnan and in 0 1tftndorf Annt \ Jhe floarLer ra,•ilu~ contlim Mlfri.:icnl ~pace but tl 1, nt, ,"t''~riitll) Jo...-trd nor can it be con\m.e1ll)' t.ubtJ 1,kl~:d (VIIIhO\ll maJOf reoo\:tlu>n) tu -accomodacc.lhc O«"d\ 1C'quunt. Thr ba'Otfllrnl or H:srriman, on Ihe otht"' hand. ,·nn•a•n~ a nurnbc-t- o-f ~~ room\ lhat arc a1mc:KI tdtnucal '" il1< 10 thruc thot "Ollld be 11,..., gp ,0 ~..a1rc _The firM r1oor cntF)' pon-IOC'I of the bu1Jd 1!ll. r~•htallon qlt~,._ ....,, could be too,mcd (O< wr as a H....,)pt ,·" -' ..;.pr___ .t_ . CH ......;.p_n_•_uod _ q_ucl _ nu _ ..-: _:1. _.. _,_,... _ .. _ A_mh<N _ _ _._re_ __;tou ;;;;.:O ;,:J<;;.,;• 0n IM rtn~ llooc Ibn< aloo \"Oulcl be Buffalo rt-c.. \1<'f«'\C'1'. rhtrt •ou:Jd be tht ~\lhtht) "r . . . ~J\,II.n 1n lelb...~t Olnm1 Roum. 011\ nu• h lht t.:a\.C '" ' lht' \1.aln Scrm C:ampu!t. ~Pf\,.Ul C"\ffllfl~ fUih.·uon' \tld1 ol\ lt"'hU.;o\. buth f'U thC' \II.C\l, 10 h3\C" a c.'Onli&UOU\ \f\3't In N_Mh fA~:1ltiiC"\ dn..,natcd for tht\t" type~. of a"'tnHk"' " Th e problems are not easy ones to solve-and there is no ob.!!ous best-soiEtfon. We _!!JUSt, however, get on with the job, and it is in the spirit, that this §et of decisions has been made." """'"a rcwt""' J-¥lel Yom Kippur S..vices t.t;.nl.n 6.ngtnt'C'HIIA. I unft.:-r R1odltk:.;UIOn' •nd (\f thac chan~<'• To pro, ilk,,_.. •ull alok IO< I tllmort Room t)pt "''"'"""-the gu<Jy '""" .umntl) locot<d 111 the north md of Ditfoodoff Anrlh ••II tot dnof<>r<d 1n1o a lattt mulllr-~ room. Th' kx-.llon u Ut •11111'K'd'*'c pO\unll) to Hlllli'I'IAn and. tbncfo~. tht l'aO •NlulJ Jfi.li'C1hc-r '"""' •tU f'40\idt ahf ~ "4-'ftl'tral-un~ 'lddllll) : · e Tbc' EntcNU' ~CC'f •LII be rCloi..:llt'd 1n Parl« Ena>n<"<flnt ......u be tht S..I~>OI ol Soo.w \\ or ~ . n.. lnnmil\ llad10 St••--" BtO. a ron or t~• \1.alh~J~ ~nrft(fU of 1M Uni\Cf:tll)'. 1 ~rdl unll on 8<-b.>"'""l S."lnl<< of th< S.h<>c.~ ot OrnU<tl}. tht Unl,tbll) Bool~lo~. afld the •b..l, t-rcfartd~to dt'iJb<cd 'tUJ) 'J>\tt.--c' 1h.il1 rrnlrunl) f\:1\ b«-n hou.t«J tn IJi<fcndorf Anne,. Th" l•lt un11 >hould be"' Locatt\1 tt\31 it {uprlcmtnh and rt1n1or"·"' rh~ Moun Sn ttt l•i)tar) no" ioca1td brt\llun Paf\.<'1 a nd Ha)·\'11 Hall\. Al.w h..l r~naen '" Par'-tr h a \nlDII unit of the 1--.K"ult) c-t ~llJIOc:"mDI ond Af'l'litd t;.,.,.ICC' . •the fiscal realities are such (a centralized student union r that, regardless of how deSirable t his may seem, unless additional funds in excess o(ten million dollars can be found, it will not occur." e Admissioos and Rt'COrds and Stude-nt Actc>WJI.l •dl be local«< tn tht othr-r &Mt~es an the ctnttt poruon ot th<' Main Strm C.mpus. (Financial Ald. located tn "'-"""' 8 on the Bailey A•cnu~ sl& of tht campu1, ii ~~only ocher tntily m tht Uni"cn-rty that dnl; "'llh Mudtht flna.ncial mauen lhac is no1 ""'nil)' rlla:'d on tht Main Su-.ct C&n\pul. Scriocu <Onitdcuuon <houlcl b< .,,.,. 10 rdoo:atJI1i 111.11 UD!tto Parl<f to that tt be neal th< t•o ~scnitc unit~.) It is r<a>p>iz<d that '"" abo>< cltfin<d .., of""''<$ iUid reno\atioA< dod nne >01>< aU of'"""*"' f'lobien>.> "'II Ihit --~ (a«. A numbtf ot dft.trtd obJ«U\0.. hOWC'\cr. .-aa be r.-.lucd. Prob.l~l} lint an.1 fO<nno~t-rrom tht !olurk<ll pcnpt<l.r\r-1> .... fao:t lhot thtrt -~1 be ... orkotifiObk ""<ko' u.- la.,lny on 1h< \1a•n Strttt Campus :utd ano<her one <quallr ob,_, on th< An>lx<!ol Camru_.,_ In addnion, lh«t ¥dl1 ha\c b«n bfouJb;l 101tt.hcr \C\eral acotdtmk and \Cf\ I~X unict to that bt·un ~\tet to d~ murt Untvenll) I."''mmunity can br mai.Ucd. lncrc "ill be a mort c-.tn uuUnuon of cb.\>rOOOl>. Hna.llr• ..,d •'<rta•nly not l<a>t. there .. ,u ha\-t bfocn et.:tabht.htd 11 p~th...-n for "''"' tr-an ..lhOn penOfJ 11hkh 12n be .,pondtd and or madlflt"d "' lunll<r enYormation becomt:\ 1i\'a1b.hlr. A\ I li&ld qrha-. I ha\f' h«-n ~\trcrncl) unrrc,..o.J ~uh thr alllwdt and dt<lto:.ttloo of •U ..no b.. r bftn ,., dtbc<t~tly 110rltina tour.J, ftnd•na aiOiutton to that rt'~. Tht probltn1\ out nua ea") OM\ to .tOht-.and thnc 1:) no ob\")i)ll'S btt&--tOiution. V. c mw... ho•t'~· rrt on v.uh thr iob: and 1t " '" &hi• '-JVtllba& th» wt of d<-o- hi• bt<tt mack. _..... __..... ......_..._ Does Your Club Need: SUk·Screen Printing on Check out T -Shirts or Glassware If so,then call for P-iS1" -=-.._ W ocl. Oct. 7th · Kot Nlclrei. 6;31) p m. (PieaH Thun. Ort. 8th • try 10 bo prompt) Morn,..u SeN1ce. 11:30 om Re liable & Reasonable Service Images Yil;kor (""""O<la!). Opt)rOIC. I I 30 Yom Kippur StiKII ~ ~ · S4 ontt). • ,.. Al1ernoon and Conduaong Sewca. 5!Hn There ..,... ~ a anott Bfe-.ak---tne..fast fo&~.ng A lltMk thoFaat DeMO< """ t>e pnMded • • Hal<ll. a,.. EARN MONEY WHILE YOU LEARN . . , • • ....., ..... W't ............ ~· mo..,....,.....,,...,,., • ......., Am. Squire HaU · Mm 54. t 70 FMimor11. Ellicott Complollo Amherst. (The Hrn.l ..me.. hove mtxod Hating; contain both tradltlonot ~~·~ ............ , ,o.,~ "'--'~ CO',......,.,_,~,...., end ftOft"radhkNial m1tltfl.ll. ff you prefer a mar• eonwent~l ~...,.,.......,__~u.•~• ,,.., ._ , Otthodo•, Reform, Conservative or Recon.truclionlst HrYic•. .,.._ con,.ct Hlllol ol 136-1540 and arrane-t• Will be m.<M. ...!'f., ,_., cc-Gt"' ....,. T• ,.,...... ft!!A ~~·"'~''"''' PO""" JOt Gl'ft••ll• .. y tCIM 4 a. ~ .....f'O'Iby Loca.Uono: ,.,.,.. TheiMc'lrum MoncMy, 6 Otlotlet t88t 'Ni'.'";"'\;t t , I~~ '""' 0 '1, \1111'~-,.•t.t �Slight controversy highlights new SA finance selections By DAN HOLD ER c.mp... t::dm>r The nomination or a n<w Chairperson and sclcctlon or <M Finance Com milt« OCCUpttd th< opcntn& minute> or last Thursday's Studtnt AssoCiation (SA) Stnart m«linJ. Eric Altman <ap~urtd th< top slot o' <r Ocbb•• Claun by a t,.o >ell< maflin, 7·S, -..itll thr« absttntlont. Ounna discussion or SA Tr<&SUrtr Mark Moort's <i&htb nomination for Finai'K.'lC Commill«, somt contro-.rsy devdoptd. St:nat~Oavid Oalt proi<Sltd til< fact that no one on his Commuter any had been stlecttd. Moor< respondtd, "I didn't think of politi<1" when choosing th< nomin«s. H< addtd, "Once you get in the Stnate, there are no parties." Joining Moore and Altman on the Finance Committee arc Hiro Naaamine, Anthony Oark • .Eric Friedman, Rarqj Hanash, Laura Cd<ntano and Keith Paucrson. Moore explained that the Commiuee is responsible for overS«ina the financial operation or aU clubs and organizations. The debate on the poss1bUuy or advancina a S12,000 loan to the Record Co-Op ocxup;td th< nut 4S minutes or the St:nat< m«tin&. Hampered by an operatin& cciling S<t by Unhcrsity President Robert L. Kett<r, the Co-Op bad balanctd tlS balances~ so it came up .,.ith a small loss dunn& the last several years. An addnionallou occurred dut to allqtd internal m1sman-a,ctm~nt in ovtr· ordmna r«ards that could noc be sold. Moore r<aSSurtd the Scnat< that tilt poss•btllty of futur< m•smanq<rnent has bem reductd wtth tht ldection or a new president and trtuurer for tbt Co.Op. Tbt SA orricial also handtd out copies or lh< SA-Co.()p contract to lh< St:nate. potnlln& out a provi•>OD that auarantctd ""'«ltly mc:diDJS .. uh Prestd<nt and Trtuur<r of the Record Co-Op," SA ... natso .. re\'iew internal control'' of lh~ r«ard ssor< on a regular basis. A auments during the debate ctnt~red around rea.surancts that the loan would be repaid, possibly through n~ album priCe hike. Altman \liS one supponer of an increas~. although Moore told the anernbly that the Co·Op "dO<Sn't pay r<nt or utiluits. Tb~y don '1 nctd to raist priC<S." The Treasurer added that in nqotiatins the contract, "hlch calls r~ a monthly payment or SJi11 .22 for 16 months, "I didn '1 S« th~ nctd (for an 1ncr.ut). My thtory was that I d1dn 't want 10 ···~ tht pritt or the r<COrds for Sludenlf." Arter the m«t•na adjourned, Altman deftnd<d Rebate offered See the JosteOS: Display at " Universlly Book Stores" October 12th • 191h his position, explllnin& that he was most conotmtd "uh the Co.()p's payin& back the loan. "I didn't "ant to be asktd n<xt y<ar for ano<Mr 512,000," be arr1J111td. Altman "'"' also conctrntd ..ith <M dficlmo.-y or <M «aaniution. The Co.()p measur< passed the Senate with a IS.().t 'ott. after til~ group v.as rem10dtd that the Co.()p rtnlamed tlostd "hit~ they •ottd on the m<a>ure. The rteord store ts ""htdult to opc:n in the Capm Arcad< shonl) . The Stoat< dostd tbe meet ina on an unammous 'otc to advance 17te Sp«tru/11 SS,OOO for an audu cond110ttd by uternal company. The .-ammation will Ulke about ... 0 "«Its, aner "hich the Stnate •ote on granting the <tudcm newspaprr a SS7,000 subscription f«. Th< 1"0 ~ey problems that no..,iu chairprrson Altman hoptd to corrc:ct durmg his term in office in\OI\c tht S<nate's image. He IS an\lous to corrtct the student perception of th< assembly's ..rubber stamp·· c:b3Iacu.•n,uc. Altman also "•nts to makt the Stnatc more visibl< to studcnh. Altman reporttd that "mandatory r.. diStnbunon " not as impGrtanl as 1f<~. gomg 10 sound." He promi<td that the Stoat< .,;u malt< "grntcr cffons to manage its or-pnilations :md m<tke th<m more efficient:· .,.,u Only. ~t~~ ATTENTION .................. TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TO PICK UP CHECKS & BOOKS FROM THE SA BOOK ~XCHANGE! OPEN 10 am to 6 pm BASEMENT OF SQUIRE �editor·a So far, so good tl's not ove< yet, but Kabosr. rep<eoentah.e Petl!l Hlr&r.man is oorreet Wilen r.e aaye Presi dent Robert Ketler'l dects1on on the fate of the 37 slutlcnl a<gaolzallons is a victory tor 5tudents 11 was Jusl one month ago that VICe PreSident Ia< FaclhlleS Plann1ng John Neal pre:lel'led a plan thai would keep alii he diSplaced a<ganlzatlons ·out ol the rain.., under 11\8 undeSirable conlones of a Parker Hall roof. And alter admln181rators read thai reporl , they agreed Parker wu tr.e best tor all InVOlved. U~ey reasoned. There would be no e•ce•srve movrng eapenses, anCI no otr.eo groups could be drsplaced since tr.e doctePII structure cutrenlly lay unpoputaled. However. 11 seems the admlntSir&IIO<\ underesllmaled student rngenully Wr.rte vice pres1do!lls pool>·poohed tr.e Kabost> Comm1t1n p<opo~setung rtaslde and branding 11 as " stuoen prapaganda", commlllee members Bob Haydon nd Peter Hirshman went out measured rooms, • vestlgatod buildings , and we1gr.ed alternativeS Ketle< was rrgllt wr.en he salt!. ·rr.ey C11CI lherr ha<r.e\Oork • And now all students and tr.o UnrversriY community at largo are reaping the benelrts ol therr tabor. Ketle< should be commended for matnta1nlng the tour Important Kabosh principles Although Honored academician S(luore Hall remaining open It the befl alternative tor keeping student 1rre at U8 healthy. Ketll!l s plan 1$ a lair comp<omlse Out as Hor&r.man nod lhl!le IS sun much more to be done The Kelter pian is a sludftntllfe blueprint for the ne~t live years, and rt must be remembered that II rs now oply a rougr. oralt Oeeause ollr.&l $1udenl& must no\ let tr..rr guard clown No" IS tM ume that we musl apply constructove pressure to IM adminiSiralion and remtnd them that a11t1ougr. circumstances soem to be going gootllor student Interests so far, there are sllll many lmpottant questrons that have been tell unans,.erad A maJOC consideration lt>al still musl be confronted by Kelter is lhe lime faciO< What wrll happen 11 when Squire closes this OI!Ccmber anti the new Harriman anCI Talbert lacliiUes are not tully preparecf! W1ll a<ganizatlons /lave to set up tents tn tr.. $/lOW? T1me IS now the majOr enemy of both &tudents anCI aomtn1stors In two sr.ort rnontr. tr.e mo51 utilized building on both campuses 1f scheduled to close and plans are yet to be finalized wr.en movong will begin. how II wilt be accomplrsr.ed. who w1ll do ot. hoW much •t "''" cost. and wlle<e everybody actually ts gotng? The only lh1ng we know Ia< sure. according 10 Neat. rs that tenovallons on the union will begin In January wt>ethet everybody Is resellled or not. Where are the publrcatlons-tl>e A/lrttnaltve GSA condl•mu~ move lec.'''IMIS eoull ro 01 Olttet tit~ the old otttt»' bt e.CliO< PtofeUOt M itchell Fr~n li hn, ~no IJIJ bftn Prolessot fmemus •r UB for tf"l't yHtl. IS being honored th jJ tall at Tultn• tJni'llt!f,ltt ;n N~"' Oll••n.s Fta/1.1-rt. • rto ,was ewardfld tiN A 8 Ht IP22 ''"' J 0 U1 $2$ attd IM S.J 0 _, 1928-allll Hlf'lfVCI UfJt'l«£tty-h•t t~tty tt•d ,,. TuS~ l.lw Rev..,. ded;~tlld to tum lttd m OctOb*t flltUIITeWt IUS port,.m unvtlled 111 Tultne In 1978 he WIS •w•rrHd the LL 0 ,.,.,,r oy ,,,. s••~ A ""''' "'rOIJ rl?tt Press. The Curren/, UnlvetSity Preas. and Til" Spec:lrum-whtGh have spectal neecll going 10 go? And why were the Orv1a1on Student Affairs IOSAI tunctoona on tM frrsl IIOCif of Norton moved to tr.a grountl floor of Capen? Since both ara.s ere prime spa,es. so If Ketter believed lllal ll>e OSA orga111zauons ..ere unrmportanl enough to be moved . .,try 1 • 1tch IMm to another P<ltne space? Coulr:ln·t student gtoupa utti>Le tr.at tpace bllllet? Even w1th theso questions, lhe declaton rfllllaona a talr one to l(udenta As Vice Ptesldent lot Sludent Affairs Rtcharel Slggelkow sai<I."Nobocly ga 1ns from 11. and everybody loses a lillie "Out tM bollom 1rne IS and wtrat 1t>e admtnrstralron planners should realrte. Ia lhal while aludenta garnod the most from this plan, but they also lost the most No cold rmpor11011al buoldlng on the Amherst Campus can teptace the open, Vibrant atmosphete of Squrre Hall, end ne1111« c:an a cr.armrng, old Slructl.tfe tt>at ..,as too ltrlalllor a student unron 20 yea11 ago wr.en tl>e University had· trail as many studenls e.s II does loday. Studenlf must continue to l~ht togett>et to ensure that no student a<ganlzatlon IS •·ten outtn the cold' ca<ne Jarr..-ry Whole tt>e Keller dilc1S10n ts a step 111 tr>er tight Clrrectton, so mUCh rs &trll left to adress, and lime Is running out. But ll's "0 far, so good For now. m•dl! Uru~fHIIIY Aan. ,,,,,,,..,, '$ •ttGmptmg to riJI~t& I hi n)I}OIIty Of gftdUIIP Sludeottll Of the ltfltnemlt.CI O.p1t1m~t mto II.•..;Jm l'at• tr 209 ThiS room rs d•'t•d«< mto If cub-e: a. houJMg 2'5 9'•au•,. student$ fiJ4J I..C•Ifly ' ' gte.~sl( ,,..deowt•' Nor on'r ' ' lhr fOOiff rtJry ~rctOJ~¥dfHI, wr 't~ tK»~.sr and n•tt olt,e cubiCles are wmdOwiQs.. Th• Marl! •'.o a .,a,,ao·~ 1M M"" Clt.tb metlltd tltrettlld ,,..., S.nltor to subm•t thll r••otuf;on to lftt GrldUIII Stvdent A$.1oc•ation (GSAJ s,.,.,, by 1 liOto of 11- r rne GSA cont/M'In5 tnt att;on of the ArtmUtnlltt~ end SUPI>O/fl tl'Je "'-•th O,.tluate Studen"S Itt I"H IUSI Md 'f/tlll t • en I I,,. mllu«Jee 10 see th1t '"''' dent.nels ,,. met """'* gfldulte irudtnts "'"" ovtrwhetmmgly teltcled thiJ propout TM ~uate IIUO.nts Mm1nd thll st41denr oJ Roscoe Pound 1M1 feltk ,,,,..,,""'*'~ Ft~MHfS t. lf!l 't>t'WS •et'• tnMtf~ /l'tO'I b/tJ by the 111~ SUptem• Coun Just roe W;lfiam 0 OoUQII$. And u was tire vt•w of Supu~m• Court JuJtr" Fell¥ FtlttAIUttttr thll Franktl/l'$t$0111ftg ~ th• Sacco Face s pray V•ftlltll cas~_., lh~mOSI IGCUrlteand IIIUif'IUJ.IIng ro •PP'H'"' t~ ,.,, r9210·a- Fr•n~lm t~t hO setWid m IM IJmted State• Armed f.01ces In , , . f~tst ltJd ~World Wit (II Pftttar~ 1nd •• Li. CotoneiJ. men b*ctm• easoc11tod • ''" thfl V.ntffld N•t,ont Rfll,.f AdmMtllfltiOn '"Europe -~~~ r.. JIJIWJd In itlly lnd elM*,.,.,. HI beealnl I r~l« ,.t tM ~,,,,.. U• Cong~eaus lit tfw Htg~. tendon 1nd PI (II" In 1051 he ~Yet/1 t~e Fr•n•tm t> Roosevelt Aw.td Irom the N11ton11 t.lwy.,.,• Guild tor mefltotlout 1erv/c.e to ,.,, country AI a lllflal&clrollt, hrSIOIUin, Inti p/lilosophef, FrWttiM ,.., •n fltf~nlti<Qnii#WPU tlltOII lOt IU.,tef!. Wtdely tnown •• 1 K:hoitr of a Wfftff on Rotun Uw. M.,:$tQf, •f'KI Am«ICI ~I ,_d_,Q l.,...rt;;lt fHOit••ot on ,,. rwmillclrlona of Hlftl't phlloaophy ot Mw • nd H.,.l~n d'11Ktb, Fr•nkllrl 11 giving~ ...mlnar uus /~ 011 H.,e1'1 p/ltiOS<>p/!y o( II• Tills,. o cottiH'tU81.:wt ot lUI wod: It Tu/1,. .,.,_ M Mid tM ltOy Chltr ol Law from IM ••rty tiUrt.;es until 1!(161 ,,,., Whlc;lt he came to Bulll1o. From thtl time until ,,,. retirement ne "''' Proleuor of P/l,osophy end l.lw ,, Thlt appointment .,;as tnellrtt of lfs k fnd •PP'owd 1t1 8</llllo In the poll/(}() yNtS. FrMklttfl t6,.tt,.. po~IK>tJI ~~~ , ua. llrso11oo, French and /rollin. HI$ worlr hu o..rr favorably'"'"*'~ In ..-rloul •oclltlst covntrin _,.,. Mgal lch014ff eotts.I<Hr him ro btl a ptogrtuhe Who hu enoourtgfld E••t~ Wttt drltetr,.. H11 .-rftlngs on />lara,.,. andlra I J -1-Ioplne<Jr,.;.~Wd 10 N ..,,.,.,., 0y t:OmPimiN Junlll en ""' COCMtry lnd abtOid. Proteuor Fraratltn make• hit tltidMU In Buflalo and Cottrlnuos ro · - p/l..,.op/ly, l$w, and othot s!Udot!rs "' the l*dl o( Nanr/11'1. Hflgfllt.nlsm. Heo-~ntiattttm, lkwM aftd competattw '-•· He • • oontlrui«J to,.,..,. 01t doc/oral commlf- ill rhe o.,..rr,..,r oll'lrllolophy IInCe bM>omlrtt an emtrlrus ptoltssor In the Ht1Y fl(ad>JOM /IIIII'a. 8.---·-··-··1 Ed<tor. #egl Ired 11 ottf't fi/«:rr.,. rt~hcn U C'OitfiCII ffle flf» 01 How IIN"I\ can Chtm..(Juard cl.sm thll marhmlttlhlp If r?tc~:u•ry7 What would na.pptJn '' ,,. ••s•illnt 1tt1Ck..t while It wu wM~. 'lfi'Uc/t 11 tJOt unl•ktly Itt 8ullllo. a.nd ,,, chem~CM • d•t«ted Me~ ;,nto tt» u,.,.,,~, WouAd YOU be 11>/e to mat-e • flu.c-r lwt"' att •track.n I~ w1thout pttcfic., In •lfwlr condlt,ont? It not, •nd th• ~hem ~t:ll get• In YOUR I let the mg,./Mtt 'produc•s frnmed/are and S41Vfrt Oum~ng ,.,.,uon to flte ttwl. tJeCI( r~•Ofl A d1SIUttJmg JflcJ~m ltlpptfl«< tomghr. Tttunday Octob« 1 My glrllm~nd ••• lttHitJt'llllly spray«< by • Cl'l•rn,c.at tftHtlent knowtt as Chem-Guard I will not IPINd INCIIOUS rumort abOUt ChenMJultd t Will tell you the latra 1know and my~·' QPfiiJoftJ •tJout '"''produCt But lust. '"Y gHII,Md fl not just yout 1vtr1ge JtfJdent 11 lhll Umvtrtity S" • too« • Milly dy/ttg O'g•naltJOtllttd With tndftll njghts of "'rd work end' yHr erttl • h•lt ot tHToted d«<-utton me m.cfe thfl Ot"QIIfiUtlon e lrtOIIQ /uMiiOIII()Q HfYICe to the stutlflltl, m•Jcmg tht Uttlvmlty 1 ,.,., pl.ct 10 ctudy 1nd It~ in. Sht n.s won numtrout awards 101 1111r wrorlt •ltd r»>w reprutntJ t he 11ud.,ll bert •• a _ , _ ol rite StiXI.,t Auoclltron s.n.ro. "'' fiJtflt- 11 O.OO.o Glu-. Ottecrr>< ol lht Anfl·Rope Ttst Force "flO wlt/1 copiOul ,..,. and 1""-"'Y , _.. • Cf>Ugtrrt!f. Inti d/1/tQJII'( 01 Or•t""'9. Wtrh r¢1.... o(thectttll AlthoUglf th41 C,.m-Gu.rd ltlrOiol CllimS to hl'tt I '*ing cWvloe 011 tl'le &PI'Iy, the umt Orf.bbfe .,, , givtn to •~•m1ne would nol ll•tJPHn • • •ell ,_,,, thts Wetr could . ...,~ """"" m ~·, lock'' '" puruor~et I do nor tt1vQCite plryalc-•Jty •toppmg ttus men one of out ttudMI pub}k:ltlons. The Current. to hive Itom stU/ng his product Whit I do IHI w., as &tuC.nts., undo. Is be 1n twart contumff. pnxluct ad.,.,·u s«< S./01e 1d'feltJJMg suci'J • Plodti'CI, The Current dtt!Jdtd 10 do som• t•u«dt ott ~uarrl by uhmg upon Oeob;e ro o1>11m any ittf«mat,Ott possible. A• O«>b1e tatlclld tWIIh tntJ t.-prestJntttl~ and ex1mlnod the prtXJuCI, It •ccfch!nttlty we-nt oil, sptlylng Debbie 11 wmt ss Chttn~ll HtOSOIS Of I"Y JINpon tall bt U$«1 agam11 YOU by fCH,Ir att~tflf.. Jf one dN'S dec~ IO "deltnd"' tMm~ * illf SUCh 1 WNpott you $hOU#d oe ''''nld '"Its use/uti,,. one would be tfllned to fl1e • pfllol~ But how cen on& ev•n g•t a rpe-rtenu ;I tho. pocKet utrylng mOdels only d1q»nse len Today, 1 11/Umln f01 lht Chem·Gulrd lpproacned h'' OIMr byst•IKMn With Ill t;h«<JIUL lhOII ?t It Ls comtOiflft!Q to kno• tMI • srl.ldtnr publte~tton would not pubi~CJte • conttov.f'"' pro<JCJet, such •• Chem--Gulffl. wftnout 1110 consuftlng othtt opmfons. ewareJ.,.S$ that IS Whitt~ AtW··RIPfl T•sk Fo~ II Ilk• the Anti•RIJ» Task FOIC. Ch.,....uatd may be • 'IIat, ellectlv• '"d usy to ass.f~•n.r .. &It ehw u.u· aennol dM'Ice to stop Hl!ftlg ~go thoUgh IKg~t;~~tmg Pllft •nd I lA~ her ro tl'lt hOsplrelto mtur. thlt '' •c-auur no i»f'(naMnt lnju;'y'. I m1de my own tes" on Chem· I lJel~• the best PtfVMIHNt from viOitrtrt c:nnte's '' 1111 l boul By Detng a were, welklng homo with frionas •nd noi I lone or uaJng the ~nti-Ripe Task Fo((;e .SfltV~s " ' IM beat mHnJ otprrrent.ng . , Itt I kno• Oebb~ w ilt ntwt c.rry Chelllt Guarct after t~hll ttpehence. If you htve ona you to..e and care ai>Out I rtope you 1uggest • aett• .,f~~et~~ method of e'told,ng en attac-k ... ur;ng the Anti- .c-. Guard. R-.~ ruk Clttft>oGwrtl cllrlml /hil l I ·wr/1 not 11/«:1 - · NOT tliteetly hltwrrh rproy• o"fftlound thts ro 1» true. nw Chttr9iUI Ia hltm'-s• otrOM•• I'IIIKis 01 your m•MiattHy r,.s Fwce s~lee•. whiCIJ 1re •uppon.a bf --·" Unlmalty Sludent �op-ed convtntk»nl of civility, evon at l"e By JOHN PERAOOTTO A Untvttfany, '"my view, lhotifO ne'iOf be aaHslled until U Is •ncubtlng In en ot ltl atuq.nta the abthty to transcend th.., own QfiWitt ai"CC of appeartng atarc.s, t belleve, ,.,,,. somolhl.ng on Wf'liCh ...,. 111 egr ... that the S lit I Unlve,...ar ia 1 MCUiat 1 ..rge, sodety wh4Ch 1t eteo 1neutu1ton tunct~t.. ly MCU'lar At 'ts MM"It. • to«ullr aoc•et)' m.gtu aucwe"* rtltQIOUS ••Jua end ~•nee !un.teu Uwy happtn Kkatu•lfy 10 conform &o HI o•n nonns and toiJIS,_ 1 \ ltl bUll U fOitetS 01 at S.ut tot•at•., eqvttebir artd w.tf.out ptMiege., ret•g.oue \olltUH ertd PJ-.ctlou. .-ven anoN cuucat ot •I• ownnotm.a and goals. 10 long 11 one good of 011 and ,,. funda~tol rlQhla of Nell a rt not w~usly Joopardlt.ed- (This 11 en fmponanl prowtao, ror tt1e Men6011 " tam«r.'' H will be romemt>rred. actod. or clelmed to a ct, o..n of retlgloul cot'wjchon. and Jont stovrn clehned to be a relig~~• oommunHy) What aoea lo.tenng and tol•r•tlng mtten? 11 means at rea st not CM'f'lllzlt'IQ Qe0P1e fOt' the ptachee ollh.. r lalth wntn u h&pptonl to requ.,e tf'l4br abtoence from aec-u11' *''"''" parucurar altU8\iOnl ancs cono.tnt and to chOOw a poent commott to them '*''tr' othlta n ca..nt"'O nope 10 ot r ia.~ "'""' O ur diKunaon UnivtH&iljl DHn _,.'* do .o unle:M tt fosters thi!: enaractentnc m tta O'llll>'n pubhc d•tiCOU'fM. tn tile recent Otbete ~ntng the aua.pensiOn ot classes on Je•••" Ko4y oars t•Qe5peftteJr m•u that characteushc, and wonder whelhef the tlmo c»mt to fi'10Um Ita demiH In an tnaUtuHon wt'llct. ptJrpona to tl4t Ill lUI basllon. lout my lll..,co be CO!'IIruOd a a tondOfllng tho DOverty ot publ~ argumenl "" l hllltiUI, Of IS hiVI<lg Chl"iiod thO position I have Gll~tiMCJ CK\ the aubfect, I Wllh to ftiUINCI tome tnougnll from lour y u r a t lllOu'd hka tt Ufldefstood that I cso 10 tn 1 ~nt of genutne ft~,P and Itt tM 'ntefeatt ot constructive d•etogue wonnl ot •.unt\'t!I&Uy It 11 ~~ort~t• that tn~.­ "mt>lt ¥ ._......, toeour. but tile o• ho$tltrty, tn5Uil ""'tnnu.endo tl\al h.U to f&f haa co"""' ch*.cteuHd aflls OtKvu'on-on both &tdn., I am sony to wy-~ake1 u necess.ary to doctart I he most obv~s • .,,,,, n '""'.,.,.cannot me.., ~~ ucu1., bu'lolne.l tor 1~ ••~ ol rt-hQIOUS ObMrwatiO" unleSS ot cxwr•. MICh a al.lbs.ta11t.al rNjouty ot toeotetr"' metn~• '*OUtd abMnt ,,...,.,_...,.._, the:t 11 wou\d Mf\"1 no uaelul purpoM lOt' MCutar bvslna.s to be gondvcted T'h•s. I woutcs &ubnut, ta no• rellgtous holy dar- tlke ChU$1mJ.I (Ea1101 11 no1 a1 Issue. since u alwer- teUs on SundarJ Deearne •ecull! hOiklava 1n our own cullure, CftoiPIIt • c:ooawuuonat seperatlon ol diUfeft and lltlt W 1 cannot tightly c:hamlu such quan1lt111•t ~onstderahona. fOf If we CIO. we must ot courH Qlant 11 rel.geona, m~flwa of lllf, tM a.tmt ptrvUege accorded membera ot the Jewl&h fl•lh ••. ~Man of &~ni••••tr' buJIM:U 8ut- anc:l th•s ta tM COf'l of "'1 afQUI'I"'ent-IO ·~ ~.on~tY ~ 01\ thot: hOir 41)"1 Of Iff II•IP" WOUAcf surely ontroy ttl COonttn"•IY If not tnot~ty cuna.- ltse1recuvre r.re 11 be obtfetld tnet c:::twtatlanrty •• a.ue.or Pf••·~eoeo tn I hat or\ Chn"rnas uniwlft'tt bu..nal 11 1.4ilpended I woutd answer, aa othefl have, thlt Chustmaa, ..,..,,..., we lrke a 01 not. 11 • stele and tBdefal hohday. le . a secular hotfday U thet Ia a mhnake, It 11 1 trW Ita ~• whklh "'• have inh.,iltd h!atork:aJty. f do not Wlth tO the fact that tua:1oty mat nave cteated a'l •otM:~u•IY here, txll atHely the toft.;t., it ncx to COCflpound the ~'ftc! I-ll ~ • u the Pf,...,~ 11a1ua accotded Oh.uatrnas •• a c~H of d•••S.CW. amc>f!O n. ll'len II 'IIIIOU.'tO s..-.•y be t"'IOI'e IMtonatM• tO •Ot~ to•IIO ttte elt(n•!MtOOf'l ol tN Pfl•• egtl rllhtn tf\eo to eggrft111 I he dw~ by nt~..on ot ,,. ortntege- t••t'ten Uw d\t'OQ ol ··eopeeHI'I'I«<t ~ ot-fa•re:r tn the bu\ more dewasUitng U\ the ettect -to cun&Jiaetul., bua•nna lltogelhet by Uni~tNUI CUthW'I$100 of tile Pft¥1tctQe ''*" w••• G•ICOU"' •-'«,..._ me.a-"'· tlJ.e ~e~ •• lookiNG OIYe monot~t rep.aratiofl to tlfs vtetuna and theh tammea.. thOogh It te que-stionable whet net money c-.an 1epav lf\e 4amtgea But the everaoe street thug will n«t'f•r nave thi 5 ) oPPOflunl1r and can only r~av hiS 01 f'let cume tr1ro1.1Qh a 'taldtol Reegan·s dlagnoa.Js t hat crime Ia an Jail senteflCA Of some 80ft or public Jerv,ce work " Ametican epidemic·· comea aa no roveLat•on to ThO c.au lOt Nn<S•tcwy Jail &entltf'!Ce& tot DefSOt"'l whO IOOH people who spend l.nek IIVOI behind boll· commit a ttlorly vrrh1._, c.arrylng a gun 1' l•ke-...•M 1 srep In ~ tt)e '10"' CS•tectton tltl'Ktvgtl Rugal"' atoo'*1! lhOn or doofalook•ng CMtf t~i:r si'IOUiders Ametbns are runrung reQuesUng na~un control Nh Yor~ eu•ftnt•r hat IICIIecl. alrald of the darl< an<1 ofr&ICI of lOCh otllet ~torr tentenoesiOt' O"""'reL~Jt.O CfttnH but '0 lar. TN Unttld States tas ahrrays bMn a viOlent tana 8om thefe tt.aa ~n no reponeo crop W'l ,,..a,m ..,,ol~e And out ol 1 war and tot ha~f ol tts e.aiatence, a hont~ 11 tt OCXIbtfullf IMfe WOU~ be I •NCitOI' It rm,po.IA'd on I !tQC.It:tr the people have a rtoganur QfOWn acc:uatorned to naUonv.lde Kale tororblr taMng wna1 1ner want willie tustllyfng !heir The RNgen PfOpoa.ats. 'howevM. contain aome aclk»nl thrOUgh an over-wttelm•no might It has been the frightening PfOSPOC-ts tor AmerieMS Tne P••••ctent has great frcodoma available to AmiHicana-treedoms asked for leglllltlon to allow ev1dence Obtained Illegally doc.umentod In the cons1itutlon anc;t beled on ttte bella I 10 be ustd In criminal C.$e$. In the good of humanlly-that hea made 11 POl Sible tot On the aurtace this may sound reuonabte 10 many lht evolutlon ot thls cuHure. peoo.. bee.~"" crlmtnaJs are ., 11m.s sec fuM on 8ut frMdOm. even wheon ••tended lo e.narchy, «nnot recnntc.aJUift' sometimes minot. O.aHng Vfllf'l iegiumiJ:o crime or VIolence but rather 11 Just • fra....,_k mlerPf8'tl110nS of thl&aw or reautttno hom an~~ In wtttcft these oceur. Peoplt 6hould nol nave to lrte en m•alakl or an o"eullgnl ot an atrHh"' pohce ott~ tt IS cont.tent lear oll\atm from their ..Uow c•taens bul ftvstratlnQ to'" a murder~ 00 tr.e beaUH ot one of n' "''* shO<Iklther be attne morq of t'*r _....,..,.. lheM ttunga bUI I hi I brHtQS 'UD I he Que.liOt\ ot 'llllrh)' tNse ~an·o propo. .l tOt usl"ii 1\ls olllco os a ·~~u~r ptJipll • lewa ._.,. made I his way. to fll)hl crime puto lonh some po"IMI .,.as-and rs one Tho US Conohtutlon and Amorieln IOQII pr_,ure are of the lust mohons put fortn by the Prta.'Cteot to help tJ\e very eotnp41cated manera wtuch cannot pOUI~Y be common peraon-but I he overall ram.ucauons cotJid ktad e <plelned hera oxc:<tpl 1>y 5aYl"llthat tne anig" II 10 to anlncrean In tt'le oppressive powe.r ot tne government protect 1ho trttdOm ot all Am;erk:ans. Thfalnctu<tes t~M end to ultlm1 tety e loss in freedom fat Americans. accused o f e crime-a person Ia Innocent until p roven gullty-becauM some eceusecl are Innocent U ntorcunately, tne two best Ru gen PIOOOSals ere also, To UH ;Heoally Obtllntd tykjence 10 convict I parson at laast as they were p resented, tho most toolnless. The is d.angerousty Wf'OnO ,_,.., the fust ateo towards 16ea ot Ot'derlng co•w icteo et•mlnalS to pay rHti1uHon to By ALAN C. KACHIC P -·tz. the4r vicllms"' ,, _ o WOtthr tonCOPI II only It wu ~tocot s ..... • David wno 11 tnlll;oft 601\&ra h om pubflshera e nd ~..-.-.kflfS ca.n •-lnll.,... • oppres11011 Grantod,l>y lhlo proposo,Reogan mean1 only thoH arnolltocrmtcolhle$ ouclt as an tne:orroclty liloO torm-01 ...,., hope tf\at'l what he meant-bUI W'hefe would the ldiO be dro""' A fUIUIO Cll1 be I - - · tM law becomes lne~eaalr.g t~ fle...tb*e to 1M OO'nt whefe ureoel pot~ Pfoeodures beoome unct,oneo .o U'la t me governmeru een "get a certa•n pe1son deemed ur.ctesit.Oit by their atandlrds There aft many cr•mlnals 0\11 tnere who, as 1~ p,..-,, ~~ n. are not ~·oo taws to sv~,.,. but 10 ~P ttlemsetv.- 11 an att•nattve to work•"Q ...,,,,..," the syst.,-. ,,...M peoo4t •~• detrtt'l'lt!l'll$ 10 aoc ..11 eno should rt;'llly be I>Ufi'SI>ed bul if they 0111 ••-lOCI to Obey tr.e llwl, -o snoulcS the entOfcement a~s When the fCNrw:t•no fa I'*& c:omPOMd 1M conll•tut.on •I was wnltO" uncs.r lt'Wt •ss.umcmon that man: nat a dean .s4ale at bmn 11\011 molaect by SOCiety '' 11 not an ..absolute trvth" as Reagan dqcribed It tNt "men.,. bask: ally good bvl prone to evtt and society her. a rtgnt to be protocted from them " We a.re society- we are them-but '*0 are not crone to evlt We decade fot oursetva It 11 a a teo bacl(wa~as to allow the ~rnment to break lawt 10 Qtotec:t us beeaUU'" the...,.. atep tMy are 1 free ~, .__eO. as frM es we are DOI"'I lobe In I fie 111osen1 ot.ogo of ooc:llll ....,. .. _ are r.urt..,g va Wt Freedom hal many respons•bif•t..es fndudii''O that ..,. 1~ .alter ~rMIW"ta Hoi U'llt tf'le ~~ lhoUkl not • • ••t-It noec1ato.ll4ltltere1o look ofler IN...,, l>orng ol Its paop&e, but 11 a.houtd not serve as 1 fOfm ot ~•I coottoJ Oftr ttl constituent& We w 1U trve In lear, Tnt ptOteeh on o f ttwt a etuiOO-•nd we mar 1t1 be tccuaeci ~y -meybo even whUe being on tfl.t "wrOf\O sldt ot the fence,•· Is •••~1111 It 11 the uad.-olt • • mull m ake to hve frMiy. a g emble we must m.ke. LAI't tet a few a1minata 00 .,. . t:J«..u" of technlc:ahtiea-more get COf'vteted-and ~ tnat w.e do not got m"'IQQCC 11 may NIPI*t, 01 hU - · anc1 n •• ftfY unfortuna te. but we a tt lrM.. WlthoUI treedOtn we mlgltl u weU be In one P<lSOn cell w~h tile .,..,.nolo Sign Of The Times By UNOA A. DOHERTY - did think pink o nd g..., won• tovethel • '*• thO Idea o1 a good time Is ,.atchl"ii now las I some g uy 11 • ta ilgate p ony """ chug Gonny Croom. lkll navenhl!tess, I 11w people sewing lrocllltl4tlo on tile .,.s.oe ot U*r bowfi"' arwts and t'lob\ ltwng I know they're Mttd1ng theJt kidS to prepotOt'•uma ltk• N ~a 01' _...,mad rnooemeru- ,.,NIIM>g squastr 01 Goocto.,e bolnor ~n>ng bi•IMd out ol \heir """"' I g u.. II OM II gorng 10 looHn -~~on,., once-•-.,... miglll u well <kess proper1y Mr. Cf11F to tOe populace f'lad acqu! red tt'lelr ta1h fon ' conaclenee, tM ne~et task w as to make aur• tney lhought and octod like a pteppy, too. Thia proppymanla nod managed to push uide all the ine·enM, eotttlme tewehy , Of COlltae, tnctuded 'n au U'lts Pfi&>PY mactntA te homage to tna preppy Idol, \he Atmlgnoy Alllgotor. One con lind him on koych olno. nolo pads, atlel<.,... mugo, and vatloul otMor aundry 1tem5. And you though' no one w aa Into enlmal wor&hlp ln)'mcxe. 1 wonder no w far this treJ'HS Is going to be ou•....O Soon oomoono wtll monula.,ure preppy cavia and preppy f ilet and T·tlllrl cle<:ots•t my loco I Oddo-a M ondl ahol> eo o nyona could tl4t o red (blue?) btoodtd prop ,.,.., ls now Pf<II>I>Y ototionary Cto write to 0 _ , lrom p/$1> on<IMftd one ,..,.. money, I'll bel). • preppy aia<y. propor and preppr . . . . _ AN t1>aot mlscotlaneous Items oro ernbo&secl Willi ollld 00..,1 Ot lklings (not pln~ and grMn. lhonklullyl. woln ~lotto Muffyl<lns and Chip Jr. on lhe cover FOf the ultimate in informal dren there 11 et$0 a preppy dtlnklng shirt. J was aorpriHCf at UHI I eel. I mean, 1 olwoys thought these poop.to were 100 busy bruahl"ii up mignon a nd prepoy Imported Champagne. Tho<W may , ...., be preppr c....,._ so ..,. can M nd • • •conulbutlon to OM'a la-rte ootlllcll• Along witt> lhlt thoro moy oven be moll-order COIIOIIIIanla IO adVtM tM undry about wt'llt to do Wtth .A\il"t Agatf'l.l'a lnn..tance.. FOf the os:tentaHous at hrten there cou'd - , . . t2 mor>lh a - g o wrtnllttte amoatore In the mergina_ of cot.trM. Now, dOn't DO fumpl"ii lo conc:luslono Ina I I dOI\'1 1"'Ih- people. Aller all, some ol my bell friends oro - preppie s. Poll<. 1 stoned graouallr , P.O. (post>lltoco). l'. lillie tassel on o toefer hefe, a small l .L. Bean cetelog orde~ed lhet"e. a lew people wearing ox!O<d snlr\JO in.\)et_,, Moat ol us, though. continued to buy our c'otMa from lite a.ates -at dJacount ttore.. Then .,... doy, I aw&k....., to lind ...ryone ....tlng thr...bullon •-tots, and g l. .•os. and argyle .ac:U. and so many attrgltOts I coutcl hove sworn I .... In , ... e-glades. The prepoy ......ullon ..., begun. I ...,..r would havelhO<Igllllhllthll h&,......, taken .SO s...,.,.ly, lliQIIIOCI _ . . would buy up oil the preppy outfits the)' could , DO l>onl<tup~ ond we'd 1 11 be baclc; to polyester In no tlmL Whet's more. • coukln'l believe thlt thlo oould tl4t noppenl"iiln 8ulfo to , ''*' e tiQUOill or playl"ii Wol~ Ol"'ce co-• _.as. pl., -If. "onOW· ~~ ···· · . . . ~':':"': ! �* Should Women Register For The Draft? · * Is the Draf~ Necessary? * Military Expenditures, Can We Afford It? J Linda Cleveland an attorney and president of the Buffalo Chapter of N 0 W. . Mr. J. Bowman l Viet N am era veteran. Gene Grabiner Former U.B. professor (denied tenure) JodayOct. 5, 1981 Time: 8 pm Fillmore Room ~Speak~rs Bureau --·- ~ --~ �sports Borowicz debut, time of adjustment 8) GA R\' K l. MPI' ~'"'''1 Stub Unttr praCI h.:C tl.nd dUIIOJ lht' lftiC'\1\It) of pmc: \.ltualton ... "Ht h~' p><n <-Cf}bodl a Ray Boro"icr i> ha•;ng an •nau'P•ciou> debut on pajXr ""h a 6-6 fall rerord •• UB Bulls ba-.ball coach, hi> fim season of college coaching and, acco"'ing to th< pla)cr> their new pilot i• r~nnina the sbow "ilh a lot or "aut and guile." Bof~·i-.-z. has tht uncn,,-.bl.C' co dr) ilDd ral.<'d )Our rrputatiOn cask of lll•n& ~a 1 l>t\t(ion I rrovam •tudt •D mu<"cfin controHny. but 1 ..uona bucba.ll baclaround gh·ei htm che ed&<". The Buffalo duec~or hod a reputobl< record cOidlin& lugb ochool bawboll at Huntofl&lon, LOn& lillnd ,.lth 270 • OC'Iorics 0 \Cf a span or 21 )'CIS.. He lv.i« rarnt'd 11\t di.stinctlon of Min& { nam<d Uniled S1a1.. High S<h~l Coach of lh< Year . "f1l< pb)<rS r.-<akd that-tiw ·~II<< or BiD Monhr>h It th< hclm 11 miss<d but th<r realize chat tht transition ha~ co bt made and h is up co them co do it! "WI\cn v.e play n·~ hLe nothing has chan&ed beau!< our b<ads are '-" tht a,amr and •e he-ar a dolf<r<nt •'Oic< )dlrna from the dus-ouc but, ~c rea.ll) notice it "'htn we are .sittina on fht bench and noti« t11a1 h<'s (Monl ar>h) nolther<," ..,.;or l<fi-lland<r Ont Cohan <X.,......t. Mont arllo-aft<r liReeo )ut> ort<m« and P<oducin& IS - professional play<rs-is tligiblc for manaamal dUiks ncXI SU$011 but ar:corchna to one studftlt it is doubtrulthat h<'ll b< ba<L. " Would you COmt bock al\er )OUI O¥rn admini$lration hun& you ou1 llll80 O\CJ Lhr coah hlC' Ol.in. dtd.u an rmphahc B.lll Waltus. ~ Auchi' rommotton s.aned "hen I he Bull<call<d on a fobricat<d •-4 scort O\tr Xl:\l<r of Ohio •htn do•n on Tampa, f'loncla. "111< a.arnc nC'\n happmt"d. h •u aaually po"poned bceau1< ol an :arm ~honaac on the Xa\itt puchin& >tarr. Da>< Rosmhahn, nov. in the Ooicaao Cubs r<ofessioaal ba\CbaD orprunouon pla)lll& as a thud baseman, ""' l('('redited •rth lhc \lCIOI'y and ~hen ht and hb ltammatM &nt home thr-y d•scoHr~ lht u-ror and Mon kanh • ru suspmckd ro. oat ,·ear. ch.ancr 10 rl.a) and tOn'-'d<'l''\ t'\'ft)"OM, r~rd~) of hhh.man or Kntor. \tf) imranant to the tram, •• jun•or ou1lt'ldcr. John MIIII>On >'lid MallolOn fdl comronablt rialoo from tht ~an •tth Boro•~e:t C'.Uana the' \hou-somnh1na that he d•dn'l («I tht' lirst 1•o yean; hrrr: *'lkfort, if you v.trcn't an Upptf<II\.Srt\3R Or a potrul tJI pro prosp«t )OU 'AUft)'l 11\t'l\ I (IJr chantt to rJO\t yound( and n beam< dtr•<><onz. \\ "h Coach Borov...-1 I don•1 fe-d I he prts)Utt of not lO male a mi!lta~r or the! ll'.s•a lot mort romtortabtc: ou1 thc:rt no• •• Some or the plaren ... !indoor lhnnld•<S pU)ltl& """'"'"' thO\ .....,., 1h11 lh<) fdllh<) <houkl ha\t all alona. ·· rm c-atchma no"' and feel '<fY conndenl ba.:l behond th< plat<," ocldcd ""'or >od co<aptaon DouJ Olbon "'"" ouc 1h< cffon ro be hac and ront ba<<man '-ho•un~ thr tn\('fC'SI 10 pia) . I ..,,II maLt notr or thf'ti.t thanes:· 1n.m. ' tt, thtfr h.a\t bee-n nwnnous, no-..sbo•'· t"\etnphfiC'd "I should hi>'< l!r th< Noa~ra ,,.on bolt Ont1 1'. played h<r< all along b<cau1< I playtn fiul1td up. lnow t can do lh< job th< b<\1 "Nobody "''alll.> IO rl•> rogbl "'hen ahm lht ch.a.DC't •• For tht- f1m limt in a kM1.& • heir no•. •• J.Ut an adam.atu f-rJAl Jqoda. a JUnrot kfl·honcled 111< UB 14111d had a Fall team ,11chn" from OunLuL .. h'10 tht' <xp<rimc< II') -out cua. Monhrsh ran fo.ta)On and a lot of JU)') JU!,t \.usually ltu r\tr)•ortt hana around don•c '«lnl 10 ~here afltr play.na lind prmi« 'uilin& up onl) lht' .JIJ tala spnn& and ;ummtf: thcy'rr P~Y<r> h< <hOS< 10 play II horn< urtd" A ccordin& 10 th< BuDs Boro,.>a 0< on the road, lea>in& 1he ,... " Wt•rc- takinc aU lhnc" thinp has adjusted •err .. ell and """'· or bd.Uftd. Th!.i season. BorowKz cv1 tht $QUid dOVo R 10 2S pla)'CU OUI u\tO considtntion and I 1n1 av.wc not all, ba'e a '<fY hop Ofllnton of tilt 3(1 that tri<d OUI fc>o tht of ¥rho i' and t;, ho'; not PUllin& of Borowicz. and his delh-ery 11 Boro•ia. ftcb the ptn»\t tlmel O( Ius be... che<l ed OUI an~ atf«pt.td arc O\ef and ht's \ttY relit\'td. ''Tht playen: ha,·t responckd \UY "dl for ox and they ba>< shooAn me lhal they "ott worL hud u I UI\U for 1M' and • res;pct1 my approaci\ t\"m if it il difreren1 to v.h11 lhty ha\-e b«n used to." he rommtnted. btforr had btm U1.C'd stnal) ., • ""arncd Borov.H:1. Alrhouah lh< record 1100 \'Ontra.ry to prC"tOU) Fall tampat&M. •rth rt'l(M't pmo m thf' lou column than •.ns.. BoroY.icz lS ~-If(' or the Wlolnft1ftl ht'rtta&e enjo)cd at UB and tht prodtlht playa' ha•c in bcina the only O.>ision I team at the Unn<rSIIy. "\\t'Y< ao< talent a.nd • t •iD •tn ball,p.mt'l itt IM spri:n& ~&&~nst somt aood eotnpetJUon;• Boro"'icz roncluckd. ncerts & Harvey, Corky & Tice present ROCKS IN YOUR SOCKS with: THE DETOURS Friday Oct. 9th 8:00 pm Fillmore Room, Squire Hall Tickets $3.50 s1udent $5.00 general admission Be.er & Wine available, proof required Students union now! �Quote of the Day "On the most exalted ll'trone on the world, we are still scaled on oothlng but our arse." - Monralgne Ctc.. ''a~-"' nn'" ol The~~ Not•ct• •r• tuft , , . . ot efta,_ The SpectNm OOH ,..,, P\#lf~fH ll't•t •H ~1-tet WI~, fPpHr ehd ,...,._, tM "~"' to Hfl aN tWHa• Shoff ·~ Will Of go.., COIIJoOtfffiOII ~ 1t11t9« Of"iH Nolie'es lftOI"f '""' ~ ,...,t-.tf'•~lotNC:h/ll>ltll#tf ,.,.,.. ,~• • be , . . . . . . . ,,..~ • . , 10.,..., II~FJ JJosAn§dts 1Jtmes otVN -··'~ _ . .-t H "'"""' V!Mdly. ""~r •ltlfl f-ttWy , ,,._. Ot..,_J.,. CROSSWORD PUZZLE PEANUTS@ I ACROSS •6 Chureh 110Jre. r:arm OQwef of .t9 Pan '" Nonhefn Con-.cbl $2Gr_lul...,.. $3 Aclr-C.Id""' 54 Hegc>Wrl..,..lorm ~ $ H,mnooon.nq. Q""'G IOII<ol.e pet~ tt 0'1 theorue 511 M_ o l _ 18 FkiiMtnel" 60 SmeD- lalrytalet =::-.: ,,.,...,. 37 F - Sp d~ I~OI'Ial .... -ce touc.d .,_ l3l a..tro, AC tto..nYt~ysfrom.o..tpM ,......,..,~ .-.aw~rttomMofllll M Hb tof'Y tMOtfOt..OW.t• Atttt IM:e .... ~ ., w p..m .,., '"• Scw·r• ~ •LAnd I l l - 3e Fanaounds ~ Ukeal)letute 6 Murpny ol ,...,, 31~-t 8 Fredac:o..aan oha.,rno" "'* ~lutioM lor ' " ' Ho.~"'t OloiM'ft ..-. . ,.. , • • 4n 23' $Qu!tt ~ Norton "PP'ICMII mutl M IJ 161~ a aophOmofe ai'IO •I'IOUtd be ~ tottcl tty a CatTICKIS OfOUP 0Nc:Nin.t lor apollU ltOftlloa.ty at 1» p.rn For fi.W1htr ~·or~uon CO'\IK' tne U:9 Ah•Titlt AUt'! MlltJ647 no SodoMy 01 Wo... &ito~ .w.ol.,_ w ....ae. ~tomonowMIDI" •l16V... . . WIMry Tour to T1y4ot Mel GNII Wt ...'"' Ott. Z1. au... *"- 12.30 om SrJons.011d b)' swt .no FEAS "" aue bV Oct I '" 33& ~~ or ut• 113:»<&S Ooft't 1tot • .._..trioN get 1ft 1M way or e(l$ Ston t 10 Horton up'" rY\IIftac;ahng eUectnwJy t31-atO b Ett~..-.t:orro'"UI\ICMIOI\t$..1. . .twcft Met& ~' &I l P-1" W) 2'U Squtf• c..... fM ..~ . . . . Studlftt .....,.. l61 Mt=:AC,. DhCOCt 'W\11 ~on~ HoW:M tl't4 .....,. ~" p.m. oat~y Come do~- ~ !wntt1W&8)'0YfS...... W~IhtM ~~ tt'lt SII.IOOM Afla.rs Cen'ter anc1 Blo ws•nv LlbrfltY 1\ave to otter 'o.s c ., l•~'"''i'• N•t10na1 Labotat(M)' 1ft Ctli!Otnta Onty • ltmllll4 a~y ot .aMIK.at.ton• ar• avallablf! For lurthfr •nlcwmat!IOn Wftl* IO Uwf~ Ufermore Nat~ l.&bOf•torr. l.inl~tty ot C.tttorn·• PO s,..• a L"'*"lftOfe· c.u'Ot"J• ..~so C...o.,.ve$UO)ftt~ ••~ 2'40"' tttSqt;.nHIII Pre"'~.,.,_~,t tor--"., hOICMtal '" • nv:rt.it'O semc• P109fll"' ana ., ECMC 0111 0.\'fd at CAC. I31.a62t m-• ---·-'--""'" l .... 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FREE .,-•-c-..-- __ 1 1 I'REE_.I --------------------.,_ ,60clob0r ••• no._,.., ~1 �backpage;sp·o rts UB continues winn ing; tops Wayne State 27-14 8 ) JO'I M. 01~ ""di.JIJ <;porn &/11("- ------- 8 qlWUtboo.~ '1arty Boln<tt Pill on aD<Kh<r .....ml . - . ""'""' few l6J )ald., onchodtlll '"o few tUU<hd<,.•n>-lracluoa th< unbeaten B..U• paR II J'OftfbouK l!.a)M Swe UIU'ttiiiY 27-14. S..urdat all.._ ar ltour)o f'"ocld. BarMt I'JI lhmll &lan<d nrly on the: pm< •• h< h•t ruMtn& bad hi v. ht«h<ad on a 60 )ard coml'4<11011to th< v. ayn< Sta1< '"'lht )ard lm< Bot tiUnp turned M>W •• Tartar Saltty John Kent) tntnap~<d th< ll<llt Bamu """'"' auanpc and tan th< J'O» bat~ 102 )atd> top-e th< "'"ew• an <ar1) 7-4 1.-d "I JUio1 d1dn'1 \f"t h•m (kc:r1oey);' ~ 8anrn .. 1-ir ~up (rQm the' ude and h< took 11 clearly Afl~ both ttami u~cd po'~•on\, UB capatalllt'd on a \Va)~ St.-r mutal.r. (*'Ltl'\l up a rumbk<l punl rtlurn on lh~ Tanan 18 )-.ref ltnc. Thr« pi&)'S latn-. Pal Whnchtad tcortd rmm OM )'"l.fd ()UI knouin& tM U o.,.._ ""*>.•• &&me .. )C'\tf), KCHC: "-lth _, 8$ yard dn'r but to the ~nd pa» co uaht ~d Kct.1n PlaU. on a post ""urrn. Tht srnior r«'fhtr 'AI~ ptrft"tcl) kd by Barrect and U B took a 14· 7 lead mto th< loc:~erroom. "W< pla)'«< a fant""i< Ant half." \llld Bulls' Coath Bill D;>ndo, .. The dereru.e wa" IIY.C'\omc and Marty.,.._. IJ'(3f. Wt v.cre rult) P>lthed aolna Into the S«'()nd hal( UB folto"C'd the quarter. Thr drlt.C' 'AI\ chma\td by a IOuchdO'An 00 B n •asn't lona berOfc tht: pmc '*IJ lied as Wayne Stale's Sa1nuel Ch<atham rtturn<d a lkrnt< Wcb<T punt 67 )ardl lor a 14-14 tic. Bot Buffalo rcaroupcd and ~ortd tht v.innlnJIOUt.:hdo•n ... hh 22 S«ond• lc(t in 111t third qtari<T UB too~ pc>sK»oon on their o.,n •1 and Barmt >1nhs or 17 )'llrds oo Prall and 9 )-&rd\ to v. hotth<ad \<t up th< 1ou.hdo.. n. Th< Bulls scored on a 24 )'llrd I'M' 10 Jom ~lojak . ··r ~as aoina •o rau ''to one or the biK\.s~ but none or cbml ""'«c ~n." commmt<d Barr<11 a. h< urta•n<d th< play. "I .... Jtm cullill& KTOOS and h< .... t>aht there and mad< th< L'&ILil," From that poml on. the BuUs ddttt~ 100L o"'n and ~topped the Tan.,._ UB add<cl to lh< finai\Co<e on an ont<<•'qi<IOC1 b~ Sltanc Cun<) and lh< r<5t or lh< pme .... aadnni.:. ''W c play<d •uP<T."' ,..., Currey " My anl<r.'ql<- Wrr<lKII me and 11 •as • CfUt rtdrna."' The JUNO< hn< boolcr rrpontd . "I g., that\he quanerback '"11> aboolc 10 b< - t d . and lthou&hl th< pia) •n COina to b< blolon d<ad. bu1 he thr.., tt anp•ay aod I .... ri&/tt th<f<." With lht 'actor)' 0\cr a retptC'Itd Dtn..W)ft II tchoo&, lht team •2:5 confodtlll or ... P<tfonnaoa: and pnuacd th< o.renw·· pcrfonnantt. "They ·~ IDU<h larJCf I han u•," 5aJd Dando, "and "'' bca1 them on tM hnt fau and JQ\d.rt :• WMI< r«a•n JO< D' Amt<O "ho cou&Jtt only ont pass aU anemooo. due nwnl) to th< double: on hom, pralKd the coaches. "The coachtna !olaff" unb<h<Lublt and they art ,..,. sman. Th<Y rnJJy had "'pr<par<d r.,. th< ......... h< ..., ........ &r< r<ally !olartio& to )dl no.. and •c ba"~ aloe or conrtdmcc tn the 4."'0Khn and "~ rnUy nt'td lhcm. they ... just gr<at ... co•..-... T h< orf<MC conunu<d 10 ~ tffeai>< <•m lhouch lh<) play<d apmst • lar,er ck(CM-I"C hnc '" Wayne State. Th<lin< play<d Jr<al and I had a lot or time tq eoo!rl<t< m) p;mes;· ocpli<d Barrttt. "The line pick<d up th< ~unu ,..,. ~ell and I had alot Of time. The rt'CCI\tfS 'tt!CfC Open ~llh the GM't'plion of o•Amiro ,.bo """double COL'r<td, btn th•t Itt the othn pcopltr<t open and I .... abl< to h•t them. 11 wu a 1ood , ..'" .rrewt." "But all "t n«d no- il a httle support froiD th< fan>," 50MI D'Amko after only 2,160 people ~ho'tt!·td up. 'The (ans. that \\ttr the~ y,crc \tfY voc-al and 11 was arcat to have them but ~c rlC'ed more people. •• UB U11\Cls to play AJbany S~;uc next \\f't'._ but wtll rnurn to Rotary Fic:ld to take on ri~J;aJ Canaiw. in tYoO -.cek\ for the homccomina. UB punter paces Bulls C alia! into the pm< "'h<n tht offense ualli. BuiraJo's punlln& corps •rr11 a larac pan of tht Bltlls" 27-14 "'ctor)· ¥~in 0\·cr Wayne SUitt Unhn~tv. Fr<>hman ktcka Bnnit Weber handltcl all of th< kK~tnl qatmt tb< Tartars, "'ith "" punu ••trapnc lS )"Ordl OPt«'<· Th< resultlrla crron mo•<d"<h< •isttors back a total of 210 >-.Rh. aid••& a UB dtfms< that did not )'l(ld a IC>CUhdo"n on a f'lay from th< ltnt or «rimmtiJ<. ' A puotn ar Amh<r&l Cmtral Hl&h School. Wcb<r ..,.. d<slsnttd to also play defCDsi'< ba<k fot th< B..Us. A r«mm tDJIIf). ho~t\'Cf, cawed bon< chip lomwioo on hi> naht arm. IO«<na hun to concmtrat< oo kt<kq. " I <am< out nwnly 10 b< a kicl.er,'' h< rrpon<d. Wcb<r notal that h< b<pn hiJ spo<ializatlon bft'au>e of h" brotho, olso a pdntcr •ilh the pair 1radi"1 kicb on lhnr front ....... AptMI Wa)11< State-Weba'• founh pme "'a BuU-he ..plaincd that "th< hnc really h<ld th<m orr." P"lll th< fr<ihman tim< to ~ ~,.::.~ Ul Tartar tcm~«t. tn<lud•na On< drop that bouocod to th< Dunna 1M came. Wc:btr mukd 1tw ··t•m al-.-a)-. th1nkina about punt in.. I do h all on th< mtnd " Th<_n on a founh and lon& <iluallon, ''I'm !Udy to ao." On lh< stddinn'h< ,..,.,..up b> ~td.in1 into a praed« n<t. ''T h< "holt tl\•n& about punri"' u th< drop," a»<<<d Wcb<r. FO< lum. a aood punl-&oona on rrol<ntOnal football ~tand.,di-hO$ a hanptm< or ar Ita'' • 6 >C<Ondl ••d tra•<ls to 60 y;uck. For the th1rd quantf punt thai Wa)'fX' Statr capitalircd on ror a touchdo-n, 61 )'.trd rtturn, Wtbtr ~~d that the bd. •--u a~ spiral. Hr nplamtd I hilt hi\ 1camm11n.. ··~~~ n bountt, ad the) rtlll_,.td for a 6«011d. By then, th< ball (and lht runner) ,.._, pail th<m." Wtb<r r<'ll'l<mb<r<d tltat on th< runbx\, ht was the sol< Bull btt\l<m •s ,._a _...., ~Uarry S.rr.tt Nt» #l"totl IO BuN rUMN'If Net I'll WlllrtltHtl (If/ Tanar rclurtlC'r Samurl C'ht:uham and the aoat li~. bu1 htS chanca for a rarklr ~·trt d .• ·a ncd by a "bia liMt>.der. He,...• ,~ his hnnd.!t in my .,fact, and basi<ally I eouldn't se<." -Dun Hold~r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/543d1b9ae1672ec007d50e4be5e5bbe8.pdf 22a478ccd8b54cc0e59af38b067daadc PDF Text Text ��I PRODIGAL SUN 2 Octob« 1811 PIOdig•l Sun EdlfortDavld A. Comstock Arts Editot1Liz. Petrino Music EditodTony GraJeda Art OlrectorlMargaret Sawyer Photo/Jim OfVincenzo Edltor.J,..CIIIei!John K. Lapiana M•n•glng EdltorfSeth Goodchild Meneglng EditortAnthony M. Penl CONTENTS REMOTE CONTROL By Rick Szykowny . .... . .. . .. . ... .... • ... . . . 4 Pot parties and celebrity hit lists. 8usln•1s MenegertJelftey N . canto r Me'*et/ng DlrectortWayne 8 . Hunter REELS 6·7 ..AdY. CoordlnetonMark Melvin Ad•. o . . lgnorfShl~ey Giglia Mommie Dearest, Gallipoli and the UUAB " Reel AUernatives" film series. Producfloti/M. 8 . KazmJercuk THEATER Tne Prodigal Sun is 1 pubhc.._..c;.n o : I he S~lrum Student Per ioc~~e at. rnc ......................... ...... . ......... . 8 t nd •s represented for nat•ooal A Broadway smash and a new drama hit the Buffalo boards. adverttsmg by Communitaltons and '-dvertlstng Scrvtces to Students. Inc. The Spitcltum iS served by the Associated Press. Field Newspaper Syndieate, Los Angeles Times Syndicate, Collegiate HeadJines Sel'\'ice Unlled Features Synd1c.ated and Uni ted Press Syndicate. Thi! Spectrum Is represented for national advertising by Communications alld Advertising Services to Students, Inc. r~uuuu JACK DeJOHNETTE By David A. Comstock . . • ... ..... .... . .... . .. 5 An essential drummer sending messages: the Jazz discussed. . ....... . . ................................ 9 Veteran vinyl: George Harrison. Circulation average: 20,100 1M Spectrum offices are located In 355 Squire Hall, State Unl•erSity ol New York at Bulfalo, 3-135 Main CONCERTS .......... ... ..... . .. . .... • ............. . 10 Kinks and Stones: Another British invasion? Street. Buffalo, New York 14214. Telel)hone: (716)831·3676 editorial: (716)831.3681, busln8$s. Copyright t981 Bulfalo, N .Y. The Spoctrum Student Periodical, Inc.. Editorial policy is determlned by the Editor·in· Chlet. RepubUcallons of any m alj.er herein without the elCpress consent ol the Editor.fn-Chlef Is strictly lort>idden. Thf SP*Ctrum I$ printed by Butlato NewsPress Inc., 1370 Seneca St. Bulfalo, N.Y. PREVIEWS ....... ... ....... . ...................... . 11 A Jazz advance and rock prelibation. ... GilA PI VINE To the Editor: Besides giving away a •ery Important part of the twist in Body Heat. Ken Kiefer does the litm another disservice. Indeed, lust how different is " the prevailing mood of the country " compared to the late 7940s and early 1950s? It certainly moved me when I became aware of this link while viewing the film. For example. compare the "prevailing mood" on campus to any other period In modern America. The similar/lies are striking- welcome to the 7950s, Ken. Joseph Savoni Graduate student Now Seroing Roast Beef SEVEN DAYS A WEEK!! o,..n-•"'•'"14' 00 ... We serve food till 3 :00am tJHt w-le<uoM of JAZZ & Top 10 & f'odl. . :~ .. ....···· ....··.. ... .. . ···· ~· ~.., w.tv Wid.• a. Sl.tn. Hot Oofl & Kr.utll ... . 3178 BAILEY AVE. 836-8905 c (~cz: :;:,~ l,,o.---------~,;,;;,;.;---.. Friday t October 1981 • The s.,:.CirumiPfodlgal Sun • 3 �IIIMOJI CONJIIOl _ _ __., by Rick Stykowny We're back In the video wasteland after a short absence. I must coni!JSs I've been somewhat remiss In my duties as the Prodigal Sun's resident bimonthly TV pundit-1 somehow managed to miss both Model, the new Fredjtrick Wiseman documentary broadcast recently on PBS, and The Battle of The Las Vegas Showg/rls. 16.t any rate, the big news is that the new TV season is almost upon us, and the theme this year is taw-and-order television. With a new mood of conservatism supposedly sweeping the nation (you've read about It In a// the papers) and with the Moral Majority threatening to unleash a boycott at the slightest hint of sexual double-entendre, the congenitally craven networks have dropped the jiggling bosoms and tacky innuendo of the past lew years in favor of violence. brutality and The peppered with "oh wow, man's." Sample dialogue: "Wow, man . . . listen to that music. I've never seen It like that before." " Old you hear that?" "What?" "That potato chip. It . screamed "I'm hot. I'm hot!" "What's with her?" " She must be on a bad trip." "Hey, what was in this stuff anyway?" The plot was fairly simple. Eric, the obligatory straight kid, is browbeaten by two of his friends into holding three joints until the night of the party. He brings two to the party, accidentally leaving the third at home, where his parents find it. It turns out that one of the joints was laced with angel dust (but of course), which causes one of Eric's female friends to get hot flashes and then run out to the beach and nearly drown herself trying to cool off. American Way. This phenomenon will be examined more closely Eric pulls her out of the water and saves her, but she's taken as each of these shows rears Its ugly head. For now. however, a to the hospital in a coma. She wavers between life and death for quick sampling of what's been happening in the broadcast media the rest of the show, which gives Eric ample opportunity to mope over the last couple of weeks: around the hOuse like some kind of tow-rent Raskolnlkov, while his father stares manfully Into the camera and recites all the V ideo "Relevancy" In the Age of Reason-A lew weeks ago latest figures on the dangers of marijuana consumption. Knots' Landing did a show about the horrors of drug abuse that It seems Eric is taking full responsibility for what happened pretty much set the standard for idiocy that future TV shows wlll even though the only thing he was guilty of was holding the have to beat. Among other things It featured, for consumption by joints overnight and that his father is perfectly content to let millions of Americans who don't know any better, the Hollywood him-he spends the greater portion of the show ostracizing the Idea of a teenage pot party. The program showed about a dozen boy In his own hGme (" Eric took part In a tragedy," he tells his kids sitting around after smoking a pair of joints between the wife. "so why shouldn't he suffer?") twelve of them, staring out of the TV screen In various stages ot By the end of the show the girl comes out of the coma and by zombie catatonia and tal kina in heavy, slun:ed voices liberally het testimony clears Eric of any wrongdoing whatsoever. Eric becomes a hero, and hls father, looking like the picture of two· fisted masculine relief, comes over and hugs him. The moral: In this age of Reagan, we're ready to clasp you to our bosom as tong as you are free of wrong-but should you need help when you're in trouble. don't come crying to us, buster. Just take it like a man. Anal Compulsion As A Way of Lile-A new entry on the Channel 2 scene is Entertainment Tonight, a half·hour show which runs weeknights at 7 p.m. and In an expanded format Saturday nights at 1 a.m. in place of Solid Gold. I caught the Saturday night one a couple of weeks ago and found it to be pretty lame, for the most part-a sort of televised version of People magazine-but it did have its moments. There was an Interview with Deborah Harry (who has now dyed her hair a hideous fire engine red), and a segment on how various celebrities are dealing with the recent rash of assassination attempts, featuring an interview with weli·kown macho creep Robert Conrad. Robert, you will recall, is the man who displayed the full range and depth of his acting abilities with a puerile tough-guy commercial where he dared you to knock an Eveready battery off his shoulder. and more recently made the papers when he beat up a teenager who was trying to steal his hubcaps. The interview showed Robert-displaying all the savage virility of a man who knows he can whip any 15-year-old on the block-staring Into the camera and informing the viewers, "If anybody wants to shoot me, then they better shoot · straight . . . because I'm the type of guy who shoots back." Countless thousands quaked with fear. Entertainment Calander Thursd ay Oct. 15 Kathy Moriarty 9pm till 1am 4 . ProdJOol Sun/The Sj>ecttum . Frl<lay. 2 OctOber 1981 �MUSIC The multi-directional music of Jack DeJohnette _ __ _ _ _ _ _,b y David A. Comstock orchestrating the sounds of guitarists John Abercrombie and Ralph Towner, trumpeter Kenny Wheeler and saxophonist Jan Garbarek among others. With this diverse background it's only logical that DeJohnette shOuld reler to his subsequent musical projects as " multi-directional," encompassing bits of rock, classical and folk forms into the jazz foundation. Having recorded a number of LPs before coming to ECM Records, such as Sorcery. Have You Heard, and Cosmic Chicken, the drummer searched out various of his past associates to accompany him on the next musical journey. From 8 whisper to a scream. A percussive wa/1-of·sound. Jack DeJohnelle flexes hfs sinewy muscles and a whirlpool of cymbal rhythnts hurtle the band forward. A snare accent> here, a resonant bass drum there and the figurative walls crack from the rhythmic storm. The drum liber~Jted from its exile in Metronome/and Is sending messages of freedom again. Ask any American what Ideal they value most ln life and chances are that " freedom" will come spilling out of their mouth almost automatically-the assumption being that personal freedom is a rubber stamp in the old "home of the brave" and not something to be actively pursued. And anyway, who has time to strive for an intangible when you'tll scurrying to pay off your heavily mortgaged ftflf1 So, where do Jazz music, drums and Jack DeJohnette enter into a rather threadbare bit of socioeconomic rhetoric? The line Is that Jazz music is an indigenous American art form-perhaps the only truely American art form-that has evolved from the collision of slave songs, European harmonic structures and the rural-to-urban migration that drastically altered the tace of this country In the beginning of the 20th century. Jazz, therefore, like this great nation, is a melting pot of all the various cultural strains. And to carry the analogy further, the music carries the " freedom" banner: free to sprout wings and fly when the wind Is right, free to take a slow deliberate walk when that feels right. In principle, then, Jazz should be integral to the stream of Amerfcan life. But In practice, Jack DeJohnette and other practioners of the real improvisatory art sell more records and mount more successful tours In Europe and Japan than they do In America. It's no wonder thai such Important jazz ligures as saxophonists Johnny Griffin, Dexter Gordon and Benny Webster expatriated themselves in Europe where they were venerated rather than Ignored. The land of the tree? As a teenager in the blues-and·fazz richness of Chicago, DeJohnette garnered a reputation as one of the city's finest pianists. In the earty 1960s he became invoiQed with Chicago's Association tor the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM) which numbers such distinguished alumni as pianist Muhal Richard Abrams, the Art Ensemble of Chicago and Anthony Braxton among Us free music disciples. He was also plying his trade as a drummer In various local R&B and jazz outfits. This precipitated one legendary meeting with jazz mastersplrtt saxophonist John Coltrane when he subbed for Ttane's regular drummer at the time, the earthmover Elvin Jones. DeJohnette showed Trane that he knew what freedom was all about. T he Trane connection soon gave way to DeJohnette's involvement with the music of ••DUBELS+ GARY SMITH & MUD WRESTLING FRIDAY & SATURDAY I N I GHTS. -----------=------, r - - - - - - O L D RED MILL I N N - - - - - - , VIA VENETO PIZZERIA 3337 tlAILY CORNER MINNESOTA Open 7 days a week serving Pizza REGULAR or SICILIAN/ All kinds of Subs HOT or COLD! Chicken Wings- Dinners- Calzones Every Monday Pizza Special! l A LARGE CHEESE AND PEPPERONI$3.75 + tax Pick Up OnlyFREE DELIVERY WITH MIN. $4 ORDER -6 Call 855·8943 ~r.r 19T c.eJ~B- • • · · .4~~~~~ .-..r• ...-~..•• saxophonist/flautlst Charles Lloyd and his quartet including lhe then fledgling keyboardist Keith Jarrett and bassist Eddie Gomez. The late 1960s, early 1970s rock/jazz fusion championed by the Lloyd Quartet, vlblst Gary Burton and guitarist Larry Coryell among others managed to connect with rock-weaned audiences wothout turning fully away from the swinging undercurrent that labelled Jazz (unlike today·s pallid funk-wrapped luslon that is stagnant with cliches). The next step was a three·year tenure wnh Miles Davis' electric "Fillmore" band which Included such up.and·comers as guitarist John McLaughlin, electric pianist Chick Corea, saxophonist Wayne Shorter and bassist Dave Holland. The records - Bitches Brew. Live/Evil and Live at the Fillmore-testify to a simultaneous leap forward for the music and the prodigious talents of Jack DeJohnette, the next chapter In The Evofulton of Drum following such stellar stickmen as Sid Catlett, Baby Dodds, Jo Jones, Philly Joe Jones, Max Roach, Elvin Jones, and Tony Williams. But DeJohnette left Miles when it seemed like t he music was In a holding pattern. Alter an abortive two·record stab at the commercial market with the communal ja.zz/R&B unit Compost, which Included drummer Bob Moses and saxophonist/flautist Harold Vlck, DeJohnette pocketed his multi-directional talents and became a busy man. He was pratically the house drummer for Creed Taylor's then·thrlvinS) en Records, playing on best· selling dates by flautist Hubert Laws, trum!Seter Freddie Hubbard, saxophonist/flautist Joe Farrell/and guitarist George Benson. He later played a similar role for Manfred Eicher's innovative Europeall jazz label ECM, T he Directions band that included gultaust John Abercomble along with such " new" voices as reeds player ,O.Iex Foster, electroc bassist Mike Richmond and electric pianist Warren Bernhardt recorded the Untitled and New Rags with subtle hints of the drummer's "electric period" with Miles' "Fillmore" band. In between projects, DeJohnette hooked up with Abercrombie and bassist Dave Holland In the Gateway trio that has recorded two rock· flavored LPs, the sell·tltied debut and Gateway 2. And. not surprisingly, 'the band has toured Europe three times while not performing any dates in the US. Ho hum. New Directions. formed around the DeJohnette/Abercrombie nucleus, included Charles Lloyd Quartet alumni. bassist Eddie Gomez, and Art Ensemble of Chicago member and fellow AACMer, trumpeter Lester Bowie. The more wooden tones of this acoustic assemblage are captured on the New Directions and the live New Directions in Europe LPs. But the point at hand: Special Edition: twon reeds, the bass and cello of Peter Warren and the keyboards and drums of DeJonnette. Minus the luxury of the full·time polyphony of guitar and keyboards the sound bounces between the lush horn volclngs of Coltrane's "Central Park West" (from the band's sell· tilled debut) to the skeletal raw·nerved swing of the title cut from the latest Special Edltlon LP, Tin Can Alley. And It all manages to be melodic and swinging and free all at the same time. It's no wonder that the debut LP has received many prestigious awards Including Album ol the Year in the down beat Readers Poll. nn Can Alley Is sure to follow step. In between his various projects. DeJohnette manages to teach at the Creative Music Studl"o near his home in Woodstock. NY, a pastoral site that according to DeJohnette has "given me the space to see things pretty clearly and it's also a good place to raise my family." For their Bullalo dale tomorrow night (October 3rd) on the Fillmore Room on UB's Maln Street Campus, Speclal Editoon will line up as follows: Peter Warren on bass and cello, David Murray from the debut LP on tenor sax and bass clarinet, John Purcell froni Tm Can Alley on baritone and alto saxes and flute, and DeJohnette, of course, pushing the whole thing through the roof. F.reedom on this night will be more t han 8 rubber stamp. " ,.·, ,,. · 836 998 Vttit thk ~ lna,. e:....,. <oclt.th ;nth~ Caboootlt Din« tn OtM of dM: II. rHnt• on, Nuntto\rt priv• tC; party tOOfM.o Owt 1t fM 4Hwwn ,W• ••• artC; itftM from u .n. S,..O•I tvndt«on ~. N...-oU,.. tOC)o.M .av.tJUM. Of' ••rh.UU"· Renrv;ations Suggested - 633·7878 1326 MAI N liT. �RHLS Film series highlights Women direct0 rs by C~rol B alzano Reel Alternatives, a UUAB 111m program, ma~s it debut October 5 as the lrst of a six week film series resentation sponsored by the omen's Studies Group (WSG). It Is a "lirst·llme ever" program, states Mary Ge':llile who planned tl')e senes a year ago, with the WSG. The film series consists ol ucontemporary Cinema by Women Directors"; along with the co-sponsorship of the WSG, funds for ReeUAiternatives were raised by the Faculty Student Association, Graduate Student Association, University Union Activties Board (UUA~) and the McNulty Chair of the English department. The program consists primarily of six feature length foreign films and four short films by Independent women filmmakers. The various techniques of these directors was one reason why the particular films were chosen according to Gentile who - ·11ost my job, my house, my Rolls Royce, my family left me... ~ what else can "Hi Dad!" possibly go wrong?" taught a course on WO(!J.!ln In film. ' "Basically though," she continues, "the focus is on the influence of feminism and what Is going on now with women. That's why I chosecurrent women directors." These films, as well as the four film shorts, were recommended and chosen from "Women Make Movies " a distributing company In Ne..;, York City. On November 1g, there will be a special presentation to close the series. Marcel Picot, an independent filmmaker who lives In Buffalo, will show her films and lecture on the burgeoning field of women in filmmaking. • All films will be shown In the Squire Conference Theater on Monday evenings from 8 to 10 p.m. Admission is free. October 5 Women directed by Marta Meszaros, (Hungary, 1977) October 12 Nine months directed by Marta Meszaros, (Hungary, 1977) October 19 Sambizanga directed by Sirah Maldoror (Portugal, 1972) October 26 Cleo from 5 to 7 wrilten and directed by Agnes Varda (France, 1961) November 2 Dream life directed by Mireille Dansereau (Canada, 1972) November 9 Feature Length lim to be announceo November 16 Four Short Films By Independent Women Fllmmakers: Greta's Girls directed by Greta Schiller and T. Seid (1978) The Yellow Wallpaper directed by Maria Ashton (1977) Farewell To Charms directed by Carla Pontiac (Australia) Dyketactico directed by Barbara Hammer • • •••••••• Coming t o the Aud. Saturday OC1ober 10 • • t>ttJI NORTH ••• AMERICAN T®UR e Tickets on Sale Now! •• •• • • AI all c-ol Tldlol Ou1lolo • lnWJU. a Cenedo ec..oon. & - UUAS au ,,_I t• • & eo..-, : ,,~r•t • INK DE VILLE: Friday, Oct. 9 at UB's Squire Hall 7kkots 0..11 $3.75 & ss.DO C.•ial to t~t Oclobrr o- --~- OPENING SOON AT A 6 . Prodigal S..n/The &pectr"m . Fr..,.r, 2 October 1881 TH~ATRE. N.EAR . .. .. ' '•' .. YOU ' Sb•~-" l& l ~ : e • : e •• �Mommie Dearest' a lush bore •• ••• ---------------~Y Bob Canter The Infatuation with SW's and Slatlets sp8I>S genemJons. Only the names change, the hysteria remains the same. My mother filled me with "real stories:" how John Garllekl Clled having Intercourse; that Errol Flynn was bisexual; which stars were JewiSh beneath their Amelieanizad names.. And my ~ales ask eeeh othet If Chevy Chase Is going out with Goldie Hawn, and laugh at Mackenlle Phillips, who burned out her nasal septum with cocaine. Now oomes Mornmle Deflrest, a comedy In the truest sense. Let's team the real pathology of a real Hollywood legend. The bitter truth about the sweet beauty Joan Crawford. We love to see the lrantfc Joan beating her child, feeling privileged In seeing her wield a real coat·hanger on a real child. Irs a hilarious film, despite the horror of child abuse. The bleak humor Is that the Quintessential American movie queen was a bitch The filmthe tells us Joan's celluloid universe made her schlrold. Isn't • • • • ' • ' • • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · and that grandchildren of her public love to know it. It marvelous that Paramount Pictures lets us revel in our folly for the price of a ticket 7 Gallipoli: All is fair in love and war? I"" _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __..y Ton y Grajeda Galllpoll. In the spring ol1915, World War I had digressed to a cessation In Europe. The British generals devised an attack ypon Germany's ally, Turkey, in an attempt to cave In the German forces from behind. It was Indeed an enormous rl5k and young Australian troops were brought In to break down the Turkish front The main arena of bailie for six months was a place called Galllpoll. To the lirecely proud Australians, where some 10,000 troops gave their lives, It has become legend. And to the makers of Gall/pol/, the film's adaptlon of the climatic Battle of the Nek resolves Into a pliable tale of all battles, a son of universal tradition of relating to war In one's own terms. Director Peter Weir, scriptwriter David Williamson and Executive Producer Francis O'Brien have collaborated on a scrrenplay that relies heavily on romantic adventurousness and our own human tendencies to empathize with heroes. The highly Identifiable young character of Arohy (Mark Leee) Is restlessly on the threshold of maturity somewhere on the ragged frontier ol Western Australia. Through a series of events (a running race and several conversational backdrops concerning some Iaraway war), the question o f manhood comes Into play. A determined Archy feels he must somehow prove hlmsell by way of athletic ability (to be "liS fast as a leopard") or via the ultimate act of dignity: becoming a war hero. (t-.. "message oriented" but wimed at provoking an emotional response instead of an intellectual burdening. "Cinema is basically an entertainment medium," he proffered. O trector Peter Weir, the most promi nent of the so-called Australian "new wave" film schoo l, has sacrificed the more heavily symbolic techniques used in 1977' s The Last Wave lor a very literal account of the wartime legend, presented chronologically and In a fashion that does not detract from Its main intent. Yet perhaps the most sedating effect of Ga//lpo/1 comes from Its rather simple predictability. There are just too many cliches here to Ignore, from often-time jaded dialogue to near maudlin scenes of heroics that have appeared hundreds of limes on the big screen. So what is different here from all the other epic war flicks? What, if anything, Is Weir trying to say? To reserve ourselves -to the ever-present • volatility of war and to, perhaps, even join In to T he healthy compet1tlon ol an amatuer race Its virtuous hero-making? Or to observe the produces the Imminent friendship between absolute ridiculousness of war and the Archy and Frank Dunne (Mel Gibson), a dangerous Insanity that causes It and runs It traveling loner who eventually agrees nervously amok? (catch the crazed look In the eye of the to his young mate's enthuslasllo loyallty to sign British general as he snarls out death orders to up and fight, and "come back honored!" his troops). "This Is first and foremost a love story," In our post·VIetnam era of film, Wh&n an O'Brien told a small contingent gathered at the American picture Is made concerning any war Marriott Hotel. His stop In Buffalo was part of a we Immediately grapple with Its content lor all sophisticated marketing project lor Paramount the hidden messages that surely must be In support of Ga//lpo/1. buried somewhere. A theme of camaraderie In the face of the II 1 have seemed a little bitter over Ga//lpo//lt gravest opposition accelerates to a bond that Is simply because Australian filmmakers are on seemingly transcends all the tragedy a Incredible tear over this past half-dozen surrounding war. runq,tng the gamut of related years-Bruce Beresford's The Getting of Issues-the extremely subtle homosexuality Wisdom and Breaker Morant (1980), The Chsnt involved, the near·worshlp that bounds great of Jimmie Blacksmith (1980) by Fred SchepisI, war heroes and victories In the past. and the Gillian Armstrong's My Brilliant Career, metaphysical desire In all human beings to be Phillip Noyce's Newsfront, and Weir's Initial noble, courageous, admired, etc. mar11 In 1975 Picnic at Hangmg Rock-and All of this glorification-the adventure of finally a major d istributor comes along and visiting exoctlc lands, encounters with foreign decides to push the movie a ll the way to Butte, women, bravado protection of freedom-builds Montana. to present a rather rosy, polished view of Go see Gaff/poll and come to your own wartime without any apparent commentary conclusion. Above all just enjoy IL Involved. Opening next Friday, October 9 exo::tuslvely, at According to O'Brien, Ga/1/po//ls not the Amherst Theatre. I rs a null Issue whether or not Christina Crawford told the truth about mothet Joan In her book Mommle Dearest on Which the film Is based. II she had not. It's too bad-Paramount's psychotic Joan Is a poetic comment on how we've come to see even "the truth" about our Idols through a studio lens, how we sensalionalile every tragedy and triviality In the lives of our cultural symbols. Bul II the Joke Is grim, the film Is dull. Director Frank Perry strives eallsm In the cars, the exotic clothes, and Crawford's art-deco slon. But he seems to achieve Instead a lengthy pretension-one begins to watch the decor and the costumes rather than the actors' expressions. It's true Faye Dunaway looks remarkably like Crawford. The makeup Job Is lmpecceble, and the costumes lovely in themselves. But Mommle Dearest's exactitude Is belter than the film as a whole. Even Dunaway's mosl powerful scene, in Which She rages in ghastly facial cream a,galnst the young Christina, (Mara Hobel) ts not forceful enough to give the characters and plot energy. Cliches seem to abound: Howard Da Silva as MGM 1ycoon Louis B. Mayer Is a sternbrowed executive type; Steve Forrest Is a cardboard lover to Joan. Without passion or suggestion Mommle Dearest lades Into sentiment. We're supposed to be touched by Crawford's pathetic Character and Christina's ever-unrequited love. The stock tear-jerking scenes and dialogues are then presented, and Mommle Dearest moves from gossip to dribble. Fo r an exceptional dinner, quiet-----, atmosphere and e njoyable e vening it 's ~Tl?EET Ffiday. 2 Oclot>er 1881 • The SpecvumJPrOd]Qa l Sun .7 �Fifties at the BET - - - - 'by Steve Griffith 'Whose Life ' talks back at Studio Arena _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _by Michael Walsh sometimes sounds like a debate club. Local pillars and politicos turned out In some numbers for last Friday's opening night of the 1981-82 Studio Arena season, and saw an altogether competent production of Brian Clark's Whose Life Is It Anyway, an overly worthy drama whose talklness and moral conception betray Its origin as one of Clark's twenty BBC television works. Whose Life Is II Anyway ran at length on Broadway, and provides entertainment enough for an evening, but like Peter Shaeffer's Equus, It strains after a seriousness which it does not convincingly attain. The aellon ooncetns a sculpture teacher named Ken Harrison who Is paralyzed from the neck down following a C&J accident. He decides that he would rather die than live the life which remains to him, and engages in a legal struggle to win the right to his decision. Munson Hicks, as Harrison, lies motionless on his bed throughout the production, while around him revolve doctors, nurses, psychiatrists, lawyers, and finally a Judge; one senses an allegory, but seems wiser not to pursue lt. The play Is very much focused on moral and ethical concerns, but gives too much room to a rather facile opposition between H&Jrison's brittle Irreverence and the professional anxieties of the medical and legal figures. Br~an Clark seems to assume that his characters are finally bearers of opinion, and the result Is thai this "hospital somewhere in E.n gland" C lark also seems to Identify rather too naively with hls central character, who Is given a very large lion's share of the play's wit and sympathy. and busies himself with goading the other characters into frankness. We are reminded frequently of Harrison's "obvious Intel ligence and sensitivity," but we may wonder about these qualities when we hear him expound to a junior nurse on the freedom and spontaneity of a West Indian hospital orderly. Given characters whose writing does not quite evade stereotyping, the generally satisfying performances are difficult to judge. Munson Hicks as Harrison is the center of attention in a role limited to dialogue and movements of the head. Dale Helward as Or. Emerson and Moultrie Patten as Or. Travers inject some interest into the position of the conservative doctors. The cast works as an ensemble and Patricta Kllgarriff as Sisler Anderson, Madeleine Potter as Nurse Sadler, Ascanlo Sharpe as John and Shalne ~arinson as Dr. Scott are all noteworthy. UB's Derek Campbell appears as a very steady Dr. Barr. The British setting is generally credible and on occasion quite convincing, the staging strikes the right balance between assertiveness and function, and David Frank's direction Is unobtru'sively efleclive. Whose Life Is It Anyway? runs through October 18 at Stvdio Arena Theater. The Buffalo Entertainment Theater's (BETI current presentation of The Second Beginning continues Its Area Playwrights' Performance Series which, during the theater's 81/82 season, will produce the work of three other local playwrights along with thai of Mr. Fried. An English professor at Buffalo State College as well as a playwrlghl of national note, Fried offers Buffalo audiences a multl·layered drama which mixes personal with national history. Although set In the late Fifties, Th11 Second Beginning Is not a period piece. In fact, It Is time. with Its ever-<:hanglng fashions,' which Fried's characters are battling throughout the play. Rose, the play's pivotal character, Is especially racked by swiftly opinions and can no longer distinguish between the confounded history of her own life and that of her country. The play's other characters are not immune to this malaise. but unlike Rose they are trying to accept it, even Ignore lt. Rose cannot Ignore II and when the play opens she Is far from accepting II. The Second Beginning takes place among the ashes of McCarthyism. For Rose, her husband Bert, her brother·ln· law Mike and her sister Ellen, it is the end of another war within their lifetime. Vet unlike alter World W&J II, they have not dep811ed as heroes. Their ~\JOOf!J~f~~(),.,__ ___, I••••••••••••••••••••••• AN OFFER YOUR CAN'T REFUSE! I ~~~~ ~ &@~. 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By weaving Rose's recollections into the play's action, Fried allows his audience to llecome acquainted with the foursome's past and also allows them to reach their judgements along with the actors. As Bert, Patrick J. Byrne must be passionate but also reticent and selfish. Stammering too frequently, he appears as uncomfortable with Bert as Bert is uncomfortable with himself. Danny Wallenhorst, as Ellen, exaggerates her character's penchant for S&Jcasm and thus makes a fiercely traditional but fiercely loving woman too abrasive. Patrick Cornelius fils htmself comfortably Into the role of Mike. As a defeated but not fooled man, Cornelius embues Mike with the odd mixture of ardor and beneficence one would expect from a leader o f social causes. As Mike's soulmate, Rose must be of this mixture also. Yet, unlike Mike who tries to keep himself temperate, Rose purposely exploits her charisma; it is her weapon against the world's deficiences. Ellen Dougherty supplies the "high'' on which Rose professes to be very convincing. Furthermore, she wisely allows Rose's expressive sense of humor to be the major element of her portrayal. The "second beginning" to which the t1tle alludes is that one for which Rose maddeningly prepares herself throughout the play: her own. The play ends with her official decision to sep&Jate from Bert and, as many people will do In the following decades, attempt to find herself. Overacting or underacting could undermine The Second Beginning's fragile atmosphere at any given moment. Mr. Fisher, as director, has judiciously sought an overall emotional balance from his actors which, for the most part, they find. Mr. Fisher must also be commended for the bohemian fixtures In Rose's apartment. They enrich our understanding of Fried's profoundly whimsical woman. The Second Beginning will continue at the BET until October 25th, playing every Thursday,,Friday and Saturday evening. �~---WEEKEND SPECIAL _ _ _....._ 1 DAY ONLY! Tomorrow, Satanlay, Oct. 3rd FuU uteomeWananty OTDK. George Harrison Somewhere in England (Dark Horse) ... Scratched on the vinyl near the label of John and Yoko's single "(Just Like) Starting Over" are the words ONE WORLD, ONE PEOPLE; to this George Harrison adds ONE GOD. In the most effective composition here, "Life Itself," Harrison expresses his belief that all cultures and peoples worship the same god. Christ. Buddah, Bismlllah, et at , are one and the same-a rose by any other name. The beautiful, uncomplex ballad matches the lyrics' simplicity and thoughtful eloquence. The vocals sound sincere and delightfully angelic, meshing with the music like hand in glove. Which brings up "All thoSE! Years Ago," the Lennon tribute. The lyrics seem fitting-"l'm shouting all about love/White they treated you like a dog"-but the music's catchy pop feel turned many people off. How can a longtime friend sing of his mate's hOrrific end in such a "happy," upbeat musical setting? Superficially, the juxtaposition fails to work; Rolling Stone stated that lennon's death required a dirge similar lo Harrison's earlier "Isn't It a Pity. " The fifth verse, 'however, reveals his reasoning: " Deep in the darkest nighUI send out a prayer 10 you/Now In the world of tight/Where the splrit free of the lies/And all else we despised." The message is celebration, not mourning. Whatever personal loss and sadness he feels. the best is just beginning for his old partner. The album sleeve quotes Krishna from the Bhagavadgita: "There was never a lime when I did not exist, nor you. Nor will there be any futuna when we cease to be." Or as Dylan once said, " It's life and life only." Two other songs deal with religion. one in a , airy quasi-country vein, ttleOther in a manner. The latter, " Writing's on the Wall," contains the only other specific Lennon reference-people think their lives and friends will always be, " Till they're drunk away or shot • away or die away from you." Both tunes reiterate George's philosophy with undistinguished, forgettable background music. T he author of anti-tax and anti-materialist laments continues to dissect modern world problems such as insensitive record company executives, hedonistic burn-outs, and warmongers. Harrison's lyrics are alternately biting, realistic and foolish, but the real problem with much of Somewhere in England is that the music is nowhere-nondescript and flaccid. On the cover Harrison's head and shoulders are visible; he's apparently lying on a sidewalk near a curb. On the back oover you discover the singer was standing in front of a piece of art in a museum. The work consists of an average piece of curbstone. cement, and tar. with a yellow line added for safety. like the Mystic Beatie's current music, it's commonplace, unmemorable and safe. What a drag it is to say that. When George Harrison's on, he's an inspired craftsman; think about " Old Brown Shoe," "For You Blue," Bangladesh," "Living in the Material World," and even " This Song." A new composition such as "Life Itself" proves he can still be creatlve and meaningful. When Dark Horse Records' parent company, Warner Brothers, put the heat on Harrison to record a few up-tempo numbers for the new LP, he responded with "Blood from a Clone": "I hear a clock tickingll feel the nltpicking/1 almost quit kicking at the walt" Maybe next - Bob Schooley time he'll kick It down. 1·'""''of Aadio Dept. 0,.. 7 A lf«l Do,. /o.., . .-.,.if. 1800 Main St. at Lafayette CAC ' " ' " ' • Import ond nnr.-clir Rock • New Wove • Progressive Jazz • Reggae • Comedy • Motown • Soul • Soundtrocks. t ! • Over 1.000.000 used olbums bought, sold ond troded since 1975. eRod<Buttons. Stickers, Patches, Pins, T-Shirts, Cops. American & -.British Music Mogozines. 111;1\T it At1ari11 Sa1111 1115 ELMWOOD AT FOREST-883-0330 Open Monday-Saturday, Noon to 8; Sunday Noon to 6. FRIDAY, 170 MFAC 7 & ~ :15 pm SATURDAY, 146 Diefendorf7 & 9:15pm SUNDAY, Squire Theatre, 4 , 6:15, & .8 :30 I YOU READ ABOUT US IN BillBOARD M-'IUA~ttvt:! AEnT·A·AECOA The most successful record rentJng opentllon '" llll! counuy All N EW ALBUMS • t .OOO's OF TITLES TICKETS AVAILABLE AT SQU IRE T'ICKET OFFICE _ 885-RENT s Friday, 2 October 11181 • The Speetrum/Prolllg81 SUn .9 �The Stones roll The Rolling Stones Rich Stadfum September 27th Preserving the Kinks Kinks-Memorial Auditorium September 24 Being a true believer In the magical mood· elevating properties Inherent In a live Kinks performance, 1 was nonetheless disappointed the last two times I saw them. Their stage show was virtually a reconstructlon-between·song patter included-of the One For the Road live album. They seemed precipitously close to becoming a heavy metal parody of themselves. Well, Kinks kultists and konnolsseurs can breathe a kollectlve (last "k," I promise) sigh of relief. As evidenced by their concert Thursday the boys are back on the right track. Although the new album Give the People What They Want contains Its share ol unexceptional material, songs like "Around the Dial" and " Back to Front" take on an Infectious quality In live perforrnall(:e that Isn't present on the reccl(d. Even "Destroyer," which Is little more than a sacriliglous pilfering ol the classics "All Day and All of the Night" and "Lola,'' seems strangely likeable in concert. Maybe It's the Irresistible posturing and mugging of Ray Davies, who still acts like a teenager, or the guitar-nero stance of brother Dave, who still looks like one. What made the show most enjoyable was the inclusion of some unexpected gems from the past. Sure, there were great versions of ''Lola," "All Day and All of the Night," and the song that started it all, " You Really Got Me," but there was also the vintage "Come On Now," with Dave on lead vocal and encores which included such venerable goodies as "Louie, Louie" and "Hang on Sloopy," all of which had diehard fans and newcomers alike flailing In the aisles. "Celluloid Hero,es' ' was rendered majp,r.cally, with keyboardist fan Gibbons' synthesizer thankfully absent. It's nice to be able to say that, In 1981, the Kinks are still "one of the survivors," persevering, performing and endearing the public to them in the process. God save 'em. -John Szymaszek HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM ON ALL MAJOR LABELS, BY TOP ARTISTS LIKE: Yes • Pointer Sisters • A.W.B. • Ringo Starr • Herbie Mann Firefall • Chic • Leon Russell • Captain & Tennille • Spinners Freddy Hubbard • Billy Cobham • Aretha Franklin • Roberta Flack Chaka Khan • Quincy Jones Kiss • Laura Nyro • Point Blank • Gerry Mulligan • Billy Preston and More! HURRY! WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! SPECIAL PURCHASE OF ALBUMS 99c •.' Offer Good ForA U mlted Time Only Open 7 Oeys A Week 10 am - Mldnlte " . ... ....... ........... . . .,~ 10. Ptpdlg., Sun/The 51*'tr11m Frlclly. 2 Oclobot )1181 SPECIAL PURCHASE OF S-TRACK TAPES at lafayette' 5/$1 What can be said about the Rolling Stones concert at Rich Stadium last Sunday that hasn't already been said'? Of course they were great. And the thing Is they could've played like stiffs and the 80,000 crowd would've still loved every minute of it. Vet, the Stones. icons of rock ·n• roll if there ever will be, wasted little of their nearly two-hour performance (a tremendous leal in light ol 1978's Rich snow which barely eclipsed 45 minutes). And as was the case for yours truly in 1978, there wasn't much reason to enter the stadium before Mick and the boys strolled on stage. Afterall, f managed to cop a pair of tile lor 10 bills and trot through Rich's gates Just In time lor their set three years ago. So we walked around the pastoral suburbia ol Orchard Park, drank a lew beers, conversed with wayward travelers, and watched helplessly as the town law enforcers llcketed every car within sight and then proceeded to tow as many away as posstble before the hordes returned from their temporary nirvana. Why were most of the parking tots surrounding the stadium blocked off? Because somebody has to pay all of those police officers who are on overtime, busy defending the rights of decent folk while all of these long·halr types, drunk and drug·crazed and smelling a little nasty, destroy the town's serenity lor some damn AOCK.CONCERT. Kind of like the football games but much more behaved. A hnh, the fine art of scalping. Too bad this show wasn't in Baghdad or someplace similar where they aut off your limbs II you're caught In the naughty act. To all of the students who think they can finance their way through a semester by being a scalper: we hope the last pair of tickets to something we want to see bad enough are not In your possession. It'll be a quick ticket to Baghdad. Yeah. flowing out of the speaker racks plied high Is an unldentlflabty noce version of Toots' " Pressure Drop." We're all smiles, sneaking our way to within 30 yards of the stage, and we Just can't get any further. From all repons, George Thorogood and the Destroyers had put on a pretty good show. We'll oaten him next time. I think there was another band also but can't quite remember who. The music stops and hearts immediately accelerate. Ah, the same line-up that toured In '78, a little help from keyboardists tan Stewart and ian Maclagan. People are dancing and the Stones haven't even plugged In yet! The electricity Is just bearable. " Under My Thumb"·lops out of the speakers and it sounds like snit but nobody really cares. This is the stadium, remember? A couple from Some Girls Interspersed by "Let's Spend The Night Together" and there Isn't a cloud In the sl<y. All ol a sudden the Rolling Rudes kick Into Tattoo You's "Neighbors" followed by "Black Llmoslne" and these bastards actually sound GOOD! This Is incredible! They're tight, to the point, no apparent drunkeness, and ...my God!. ..Keith Richards Is standing up, he's playing some decent guitar and H+ liking It! Woody takes the solos and his geetar squeals wonderfully. That's alright, Keel, we understand that by now you can't whip off those raunchy licks AND bounce around too. B uffalo gonzo rock critic Joe Fern backer told us once about what must have been the Stones' first show In town: a 1966 gig at t he Auditorium with the Bulfalo Springfield. The Bones must have lit up quite a few memories when they pulled out Chuck Berry's "Mona" from back around then. "I don't remember back that far," Mlck howled and we're happy cause we can finally hear those funky pianos. It's obvious that the Stones recently wrapped up Tattoo You. The six numbers taken from It rock the besL Admittedly, "Time Is On My Side," "Tumbling Dice" and "Honl<y Tonk Women" are played a little too sloppily to spark hysteria But "Let It Bleed," with Mlck on acoustic and Ronnie on slide, recalled 1975's Stadium show which had the faithful standing on the seats walling along with " Gimme Shelter." And Mlck just won't stand still, prancing flawlessly as if he's one of thOlle Indestructible cartoon characters going through their eighth lite, and Keith offers some backing vocals, honestly, but he )ust sounds so terrible you wish you collld hear It every time you're about to go out and get shill aced and the crowd Is going through various forms of orgasmic narcosis when these old farts Jump back on stage and Cfank it up for "Street Fighting Man" and sure the masses want more but the Rolling Stones have another date don't you know and they're oH to some other land (Baghdad maybe?) and the masses just shuffle away feeling mighty high and proud that they got to see the Rotting Stones on their last tour ever. Tony Grajeda �UNCOLN PARK MOTEL our Key To epmfort 10% DISCOUNT WITH THIS AD Unless your music listening ears have been dipped In disco, battered by razor-lilted old shave, or c:Ocktall·popped by gyratic con-fusion, then the name Special Edition should say something powerful to you. If the words are new to you for a good reason, like your daily struggling to survive, for example, then pause a moment while I P.UII your coat (or scoop, in one special case) to some essential Jazz and, In turn, a vital element or struggle. Truth Is, a// elements of living are accessible to usage for struggle and expression. They have to be. We couldn't afford to live on most of what is placed In our " regular" price bracket (and that's being cut, I hear). Jack DeJohnette Is priceless, and has been so for a long lime. As he has shown in brtnds alongsfde the likes of Miles, Coltrane, 'NOQdy Shaw, Jackie McLean, Betty Carter, Joanne Brackeen, Lester Bowie, David Holland, and Jeanne Lee, he Is a Jazzmaster who transcends the pigeonhollngs of backroom trendsetters, always emerging whole and ever-Innovative. He presents a unique Music which atnrms the Black traditions in a dashingly stark style Which devastates the pomp and lackadalslal, while affixing the fun and pride or Jazz with a saucy toss of Blues, the dawn blaze of Gri Gri, the grand smile of old Savoy dance stomp, and the sizzle of Freedom strutting firm. In the hands of this master drummer and pianist, the labels bow down to the shaping sound. In the last four years, the llstening and critical audiences have f inally taken full notice of DeJohnette's Incredible powers as a composer and leader of this Music. The ECM recordings of his Special Edition and New Directions ensembles have gained him numerous international awards, and have brought him the overall media and financial (716) 837-7400 T omorrow night at 8 p.m., Squire Hall's Fillmore Room will play host to the latest chapter of DeJohnette's Special Edition. It should prove quite a musical reading. Special Edition Is composed of some totally incredible Jazzmen, definilaly jiQ'Iong the flrebreathers of today's Music. Peter Warren Is a prodigious threader of the bass and cello, able to slide, prod, and coax wondrous lyricism and might from the lace. He commands a tone and impact which is as inviting as It is awesome. Baritone saxophonist and multi· reedsman John Purcell is one ol the newest exponents of Chicago's world·influencing AACM, and whether or not you've heard Tin Can Alley (the newest Special Edition LP), you will be astonished by the sheer ability ol this man. Which brings us to the already legendary fourth member of this band. By the time he was 25, David Murray had already put out well over a dozen albums, written musical scores for plays by the world·famed Ntozake Shange, and had carved his own worldwide reputation as one of the reigning terrors of the tenor saxophone. At first praised for his apparent stylistic liking of Albert Ayler, Murray has long sl nce been recognized as an explosively captivatlng original who can freeze you in your tracks, or speed you on your way a little smoother than before. A truly intrepid Jazz romanticist In the tradition of Hawk and Coltrane as well as Ayler, Murray can strike the most tender, unabashed balladry. Can take the song into fiery Incantation, and poetic contemplation. Can make any horn he plays tslk. This, then, is the Special Edition due to hit the stand tomorrow. Do more than merely read about it. 785 Niagara Falls Boulevard Amherst. New York-3 Minutes from the Main St. Campus. Unicorn presents Tommy - - - - -- - - - - " Y Betsy Fleche A lot of people have been wondering when The Who will return to Buffalo. Well, they are here, almost. Their musical ooncept Tommy will be presented In the Katharine Cornell Theater at 8 p.m. tonight through Sunday, October 4. An Independent production is a near Herculean feat, especially In these days of our President's enlightened new budget cuts. But an Independent company of students producing the rock musical Tommy requires divine Intervention, I'm sure, not to mention enormous talent. Unicorn Productions, headed by Douglas L Beck, Steven Skoldberg, and Bernard L Schroeder, unquestionably has both. Each producer has assumed one of the three directing positions for the show In addition to sllarlng in the communal problem solving. Steven Skoldberg a UB Music major, Is the orchest ral director whlle working very closely with choral director Douglas Beck. Bernard Schroeder as Tommy, the show's central character, has accepted their musical direction as well as their suggestions ol how he should perform the show. In addition to the countless problems-both petty and not·so petty-which can effectively shelve even the most thoroughly organized productions, Tommy has been adapted to the stage by these men, Including the writing of libretto, script and stage directions. Choreographers Beth Ettinger and Sam Kucharski deslgend the dancing 1or the 25 cast members, but all other creative decisions came from the collaborative efforts of the producerSidirectors. Their extensive backgrounds in both theater and music enabled them to come up with set and poster designs, staging and costuming, as well as orchestration and vocals. In an interview, Douglas Beck spoke generously about Unicorn's audition process and the talented people who comprise the cast. As a professional musician, he was quick to mention a most rewarding "find" for the band. "It's amazing that we have as good a drummer as Gary Altieri. He could be Keith Moon's twin brother, he's so much like him." Also in the production's band Is Steven Skoldberg on piano and flute, Douglas Beck on lead guitar and Jim Dill bass guitar. Unlike the movie, there is no brass In this producti~n. r-~ Come ... _._,.....r'fb 'Let ~~~~:er! ~ll,)'l Barbeque St:ln~y, October 4 at 2 pm Tommy has been in rehearsal for five months, and this rather extensive rehearsal period has made it possible for dance Instructor Monlque Dash and choral director Douglas Beck to Impart some technical points of dance and projection to those cast members with no previous training. · All of this should Impress upon you Unicorn's sincere Interest in presenting a quality rendering of The Who's original concept. Novelty has been associated with this production from the beginning and has engendered all of the excitement surrounding Tommy, both in 1968 and In this production at UB. 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Maoy saudmts who reson to Pfocrastln:ation--.ho miss tau. im<alt profeosocs b~ handina in papcn Ia« or DOl •• all. and •loo ~ incompl<1a 1n COIII'JlS-an no< indolrnt. und""''>lincd, oc unmoth"ated. They are probably nor .-om eDJO)lf\llhern.sd~ •i\ile a\Otdina their aMUW YrorL. In a """'n' ankk from 1M ChronK"~ of Hightr M Edtil.'tlliott, tWO ps)'Cho1ogisas from the Uniw:rsily or California •• Btrkley rtponed ohao "Siudenof dilatory bfohavior may be caused by (ear or ra.ilure, ftar of .SIJI.'Cd$, or rtb<llion opinst aulhorily." The PS)'Choloaist•, Jane Burka and Lenora Yuao, off<:r ltO\Ipotherapy stSSions lo try and help the duonk prO<rastinaoor. Promuunators may &hftnsdva deftnt: procrasti.narion as a moral failina. s;aying1hey art "cak tM" ha't no self discipline. Burka cold an :.wembly at th~ annual conven1ior1 of lbe Am<rican p,)cbolosiaJ Auociauon. Bur 11\rir bd\a'ior is really ••a strac~. a defm\t\'C m«hanism that prooecu dlaky ""lf«rtftll." Pauicl Shm-y, a psydoologist from lhe UB Counldina Center prcsentaf a similar \itw. ''PtOpLc procrblinart for various ~tiOn:.," he indicated ... As to lhc rattonale of rhdr behavior. no ont really k'now)," Sllerry suaae$led three theorict-\'OIJnhive. moti'farion. 3nd k:.rning-in an t:f(on to expla~n proc:raslination. T ht cogniu'-c throf) ttnters around &ndt ...tdual (ttl in~ or a.nxict:y and apprehtnJion. fn a shtQ s1ruat~n. one may beeomt so O\tntthtlrMd "ith M£tlli\t 1hou.a,h1~ as to put orr perfomunc that tiS~ "hitlt pro•oled lhese non· producti,·c "'ncc-pcion•. The moti\at•on theory s:perolates on lht P<htponemcm or acwion becau~c tht rC$ulu .. aren't worth h." Enoush interest i$ prestm 10 capturt autntinn, but lack of sufficient inccntivt hinders completion. A~ordma 10 SMrry, tht l.hird and lina.J supposition is 1hat of the ltvmna theory. lu conlrollon considers procrastination thr result of an ind1\1duah l\trsion to lt':.arnma. An individual may a,·o•d pr delay an ~•anmm1 s•mPil beca~ <h< ><ud)'ln& e\per~nce is di~ta.rcful For those- -.ho fr~utnlly cnmunt« procn.sttnation, Sherr) proposed somo Jt<P' to ollc'>iate lbe problnn. "83\.cally, procra.stinat~ n mtnd O\"t'f mau«:· s.aKI ~htrry. ••for rumpt.t, if you kno-. a paper is dut. plan to )C1 a)oidt a specifiC' timt for H. To a.\oid puUtna thtnl) o1r. pl:m ahead."' Another method for sclf·hclp indud~ rev.ard\. "lr )'our moc.l"gtlon lacb in«mh·t. Sh~ny rtmilrks, "gi\'t 11 a push by pmmisin.e )'Oursclr :a tc-.ard on completion." f>inally, if tht ta.slc: i:s 2.\0tdrd simply b«a~ us "'t 1s O\ct\\hdminl. brak u up mto 'iit3blt ponion1 and auack each on< .,q>ara«ly. Shm), 1n fuU suppon of lh< UB Counldin& Pr.,...am, empha<i>ed the need for •rudenl> 10 ~alk our lh<lr p1obltm~. Coun§dina •nvohti di\CUS$ing: lht dimt'\ concern!~ v. nh :a person -who has che skills co htlp the -'ltlcicm darify hi~ or hC't thouachts and dccick "hal 1hcy want co do. Counseling may cmph;asizc. 3\."'3dt:mic, #ial. or prr>Onal COnc<m$. The Unh·tr.sity Coun.st-lln, Su't« has sn up hour; 10 hclp proe<ostinain& >1uden1>. All rrcords at< Lcp4 •urhin the $tr\a iLKif, and no cop~cs art rdnstd • ithoul -.ntttn \tudent prrmiuioo. Congressman calls for student Social Security cutback fight l~ Studr-nu or av.-ard them a1 las than perte~l of nffil." Tht director did nor By TERRY CANAOE Assistant Campus Eduor T (orS« chm.natins .Siudents from fln:u-..:.tal !lld-"Wt most tikdy fund ao a perttlll"te or nffil ... A> of lhc 1980-il acadomic )'<at, 524 studcnti. had Olcd Financial Aid Formtt "'II his September ,the Uniled States Congess paued a bill "11ido will tliminau:: Social Security b<ncfrts for ocw 51udenu as of Augu" 1982. The Omnibus Reconciliation indic:uina they ~A'crc rc\""eh·ing .. Social ~urhy paymC'otio. Conner's record~ show Bill ulls for b<nefits 10 deerealie .,.dually ror .:uncn1 students- t i wcU. each o( LhMC "i:U,tdcnl.$ ~as gtuina up 10 $1,700 r... Ihe mnc monlll ..:hool )ear for. total of approounwely S95S.OOO on henefil ch«ks. Ba:au.se proar~m' Nch as TwttOn Rcprclmraoivt Thomu Oo,.ncy (Q.NY) our lined oh• ramifiC3liont of the bill's paU~Je 1n a lcuer to eadl SIAl< Uni•<m<y of N.,. Yor~ (SUNY! campU> As a memb<r of ohe HoUS< Wa)'• and Means Commillt't', Oo'I\Ttey intended co mrorm Assist....., PIOifliJll IT API 1111d B.,.. Edueaoion Opponunity Granls (IIEOGI will rot tht loss of the SO<Iol S«urity fundin». !luden<s who prcviou.sJy qualified fdr bC"ncOts will seek financial help C"tse:..heno. Conner~ .s.-uucs•td since: his orrace. mi.&ht not he .;abJ.t oo banclk all of rhc inatucd r<qUC'ls, soudtnrs ma) ha•t 10 oblllin a han~ lo;an ..v.·h~ ahey ¥~oukln't have 1\ad to do be:forr." Contacted in hiS Wutoin&ton ofroce, Downey uprcucd oon«rn thai •·\C~ry ft."'W people se«ned 10 hi aware or lh< MUdcnts Of the c:hantt:l in bc'nefiu SO th&l .. thC'Y will bt a;h·en ev«y o.pponunily, not only to protC'M this action, but 10 plan for chtir new fi.nanclal n~s. •· Oownty described the four basic changes not provtdt more aid 10 make up 1n So<lal Securi<) bentfiu. "Oeptndeno eh.ldr<n or d<ceascd or rruud """ken will no Iori&« hi entided 10 rte<1\C student pa)'lli<IIIS "hen <hey an<nd collqt. Th""" · v. ho abcady soccive ohese ch«ks woll no lon,cr reoche payments dunna the summu months (May through Auau") and 'tach year their paymenu will hi reduced by 1S percent unoil ~e 22 or sracJuaolon from collqe, ~>rucbc-cr c:ome. fuR. For newly entlrlcd childrm, bentfits •ill hi paJ4 thoO\IJ)I hia:h ~hool sracJusuon or IIC 19 v.h•ct)C''" comes rtnt. ·· Whac thli mcouu for somt UB JtudtnlS is thor · 'lh< amoum ot loan> they will hi able to ~•·e will b< llmi<ed," Financial Aid COOSCQUC'Mt"\ Of this biJJ. n Ht SOUihl tO iner-casr ...arcncss cs:,p«ially :unona un.i\USttttl. of our tduational Connon noccd cha.l Con,rc.n' k1tOn '""puis us in a pmay bad pos;iion .'' He admllled ohal he • • peaed logislaoion like thi• from rh< pocseno federal adminlsmuion but • 'we've ntvcr seen an)'thin& like chit:. u The Financo.. Aid Dir«~or nooed ohoo Dircrccor Clarence ConnC"ts daimrd. Thi.s "at a POint c:uu are COin& 10 h.avt 10 be TdttMnd t:Onlper\\Ott ror the rnr 1in:u\CiaJ aid, Conntrs 0 ··~tost information process COtS ohrouaJ> rhe unhen;aa.c:s:· the' rq)(nentttl\e arnrmed. "'ill affect all Sludmrs on financial aid htaousc ohose saudcnts "bo "oukl ord1naflly b< subsodiad by Soeoal SC<'uflly """ld bt fotocd 10 apply for fina.nciol aid aalto.J an increase in ap,aecanu "'•thow. an mcre&\C rn funds. ConntrS o,slaioed. C.Kp«''C'd t11C't'U$C U\ prtdlCil'd. ""c: will cilhrr make awardt co 100 )otwtfCWJMIW,~~r- 6mited." As for ohe pro.cnt. Coonocs h.._ thll Con&JUS panes lqislallon to incruse fundina of Olber aXI pf01111m• .uth "'Work·Siudy. Oownry reil..,..red his op~iuon to do< SoCial Securloy de<:reast, ..daimioa rho< "I don'o ohink iu a btncfi< rho< should b< cut.'" ��Group Legal Services announces a Paralegal Informational Meeting being held on Tuesday,October 6, 1981 at 7:00pm in room 334 of Squire Hall. All of those interested in volunteering as Paralegals must attend this meeting. Oy DAN HOLDER Ct~mpus A"'crug~ rollt"t ~udt:ntJ Editor fadna average coli(J.r problem•. Oood Sf'des. Money for lll<"•cmc.cer. Getting a job. Fecdin' lh< children 1hcir dinntr. l·or o'n lSOO UB s.tudm~. these and other problC"ms art JU!ot anothrr pan of lhr acod<mi< schedule. They arc non~radi1ional swd<nls. qe 2S and 0\CT, ''E.x.h student h&1 a dtff~c=nt ,$(( or problems.. Aadmuc Ad\ 1\.0f H Judrth OifiSddey n01od. Bu1 a commoo on< i$ ·•a real fear or rr-<nl<rina the >o.."'&mrt "OIId." A\ dir«~or of Proj<C1 Quantr Plus, Dinarldr) coordinates 1 proaram of ustudm~s hdping students" dcsig:I'K"d to $Uppon lht oldtr nud<nl. Mo.R of theit Slt.adenu art Call 831·2273 if you have any questions ''motiYated to do ~t'JI in then c.-,urst1.'' sbt rcporttd. "Thty- thtir lirt .. !><in& a tilde shortt< IMn lha·l or lhe a>·eraa• SIUden•:· Oif~Stldey indicattd thai QUI or a PQienlial UB market or 1$00 'over 2S' Sludents, approximately 60 3.re a~ivdy invoh·ed in ProJect Quar1er PIu.s. The: oldest she knew of was ::. 64 )t:na old. Grades are a chief conCC"rn for 1hes.e students, whh many no1 \\llling. to act.~pt C'i in 1 (.'Oursc where ahey could aet A's. *'They :arr ju\1 pttrified 1h81 lht)' will rail." th~ dirmor arfirmed. Jn M)mC' instan«'i lhe husband paf$ for the "'ife IO go lhrough s<:hool. wh~e Olhtrl 03\'e coUc_gc age sons and daU£,htcrs auendin,& the Unh'CT'Sil)' with thtm. "Tht majori1y or lhCS< SludtniS do e.x trtrntly Oiroctor or Studtn1 ~~ for lht Otpanrncnl of Continuing Educa1ion Phylhs Scharr.... <aid. "Thty arc pa)ina for thdr tduca!Jon. and ott muth • SUB Co'\ BOA~O ..-..·---- 7CiOHtiHC. ""II·" CALL FOR PROPOSALS mort stnOUJ.' • Anu~htr lfOUP or ..,.,.... thai ha\e uniqut probltnu :Ut ....,. or di•1>r'Otd "Oflltn. ASidt from ltrict financial womts, lhac pcoplc.ofltn ha•~ childr<11 1hat also mwt be !aktn care or. "Famll) lhinp art ohm in•olvtd" tn 1ht eollqe procos, Schaffner aplaintd. "T01al lim<: cannot bt de"ottd to educatK>n." For Sherry Camallcri, classes w~ ">ay difflcull." In S<hool for Ihe last si\ years.~~ recently graduated from UB \\ith a Maners Oq:rec m Woman's S1udl"' in American Scudies. Marritd 12 years aao. Camallcri said !hal ehher "friendi would help out" wa1china her children while she wen! 10 night S<hool. or h<r husband who worked the nr&hl •hifl did. In balancing 5<hOOI\\'Otk with her famny, she tJiplained thAI ''I did most of m)' v.'Ork hnr ac night." A major problem VtllS da}'limc ~tcturo lhal silt couldn't anmd becaw.t or no babysiuers. For lht older SIUdtnl t<tumin&IO collogt, Dinaeldcy recommcndtd takin& 1he Collett ~~I Eumtnation Proyam (CLEP) n~mmation . TI.cK teas rneasurt tht ttvd ot non<ampus eduauion th:u ~·cont has recei>od rrom fOurcts wth "'a job or the mOitary. An01h<T pas.,ble "'enue that sht dcsarbod •as Empirt Stat< Collta•- Under 1hrs plan, studt-nu tettt\ t crledll (rom uy mstrtution :tnd com.btne Lhcm unckr N.,. YOlk Stale Board of Rq<niS coordination. Proposals for activities to enhance University life are being sought by the Student Activities Steering Committee, which has been allocated $25,000 by the Faculty-Student Association to fund approved grants which can not normally be funded through other sources. Any members of the University Community may submit a proposal with a budget estimate to - Student Activities Steering Committee C/0 Student Affairs 543_Capen Hall - 636-2982 / Proposals may be submitted on fo rms available at that office or in the form of a letter. Submissions should include the name of the proposing individual or organization (with a person to contact), and a detailed estimate of expenses. After initial screening, proposers of projects being.considered will be invited to meet with the committee to discuss their requests fo r funding. The committee seeks creative responses to University needs which will benefit a substantial segment of the student population and the UniVPSity Community. L tlt lht undrraradualt 5tt:lor, the ni&)ll school or Millard Fillmore has experit~ "1 nptd t-cpamion" in the ensinecrin& and mal\:t,Jement Otld$", Schaffntr rcporltd. Bu1 sht no1od thai !her< has been "a ·aradual incrca2 in human servkcs t)'pes o f proanms-such as sociolosr:· , When t!K older ltudcnu lfllduate from college. their age can either be a diStinct advantage or a real handicap. Some employers :1tr tt-JUCIItU tO hire $00ltODC close LO rttiremtnl 'l&C, becautc O( the nttd tn train a person ror ntO<t jobs. But Schaffner explainod for moSI Jludtnll "lh< upcrienee ~dtd on to their·tducatlorr Jives th<m a beuer :·----------------------~ ONE MORE TIME!!!! : : Sp•·• "d .-\II l\ n~o·.., 15 .. Oil -~II l\ '"' . .., I u illi !IIi .. (""I"'"-()~···, I'!""' /II /II ~I ; I IFOREMOST WINE & LIQUORI ~ 39 l(pnmon• An•. ·at Vnit·er.o;lt~' Pit~zu ; I * DELIVER\' AVAILABLE "' I ·---------------------·· I DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS IS OCTOBER 14th '81 Friday, 2 Oc- •til Tho s-t"'m . 3 �editorial Who's counting? 27,412. That's the number of students who will be gracing the hollowed halls ol UB's manf campuses. While in Capen Half, parties and gala events may be thrown to celebrate this record, a sober assessment of the recently released registration ligures Is no cause for joy. UB has too many students. They crowd together on BlueBird buses, they over· flow recitations, they stand in line at inadequate food service facilities and spend Incessant amounts or time standong in dropladd lines, registration outposts and the like. So for the average student, the announcement of record numbers Is no reason to cheer, but rather worthy of another anguished scream. For the administration-unfettered by such student-oriented problems as waiting In lines-there Is another reason to cry. Simply, UB is getting tots of students, but they are an flockll)g to the same place, affecting .cadelnlc quality. Tills Ia. a eure elgn of a week lnatltu\lon,- or at leae! one that is not as healthy as-n might appear. Attrition has tong been a UB problem. Once a year, the University President might gleefully expound on US's great ablfily to attract students, but the real test of a sound nstitution Is the abiHCy to keep them after a few years or undergraduate study. Coupled with this lnabiliiY to keep students is the failure to Increase the number of doctoral students. This University is undergoing an evaluation of the Graduate Schools, to boost UB bragging rights, but the recently released l igures shou ld be disheartening. Grad students, although they may contribute tittle socially or politically to student life are the crux of a top school and determine its national ranking and reputation. UB may rank high on the enrollment lists. but the sheer multitudes of students is nothing to brag about. It' s academic quality, student life and competent faculty that count. That' s one computation our President might not be- so proud of. are declining. It Is unfortunate that students are now forced to make a decision between the aqulsftlon of tangible skills or of gaining a liberal arts background. The promise of big bucks plays a prominent part In the ultimate decision. . The Irony of the situation is that lour-year graduates, In many cases, are offered more money lor entry-level positions than their professors receive for teaching them their skills. · Careers The opportunity Is at hand to witness the performance of the number one quarterback at the helm of one of the most exciting teams In Division Ill football. Yes, right here In our midst Is the Bulls' Marty Barrett. And tomorrow Barrett will lead his team against Division II flval Wayne State University at Rotary Field at 3 p.m. The Bulls' record stands at a perfect 3·0 and their unbeaten streak Is on the line. Won't lhat make lor exciting football? With a record 27,000 students enrolled at UB, why can't the 10,000 seats at Rotary be filled. Admission Is free II you take your student ID to Clark Hall and pick up a pass. So break that studying habit lor a few hours tomorrow and come out to the ball park and watch the Bulls extend their streak to lour. The career outlook in the next decade l or students In the "practical" fields of study-computer science, management , the health sciences, engineering-is healthy. A pr.eponderance of high-paying, potentially upwardly mobile jobs awalt graduates. While UB unleashes eager students on the business-WOrld, B.S. in hand, the liberal itls are struggling to lOre lreshme'n lo their programs without statistics of job prospects to dangle as bait . Monday's special section, Images, Indicates that UB reflects the national trends: enrollment and career prospects lor the professional schools are rapidly increasing as the liberal arts enrollment and Job prospects Good luck feed hac When is life alive? Edllor. _,.n All thil COIJffO'Itrey twet II I lltUI I fi«IOn, when Is i t alirte, when df»a ft haN righrr~ ahows • misundelatandlng of the n•tura ot tht wortd. JfJI nature olllle. Suretr the tetul ,,, lila, ..,., at the mom., I of conception. But 1111 Ia In • bl1d1 ol gras1, • drop of blood. • ldlttn. Tho probMm 11 In tho oll/KI•Iub/tct rtfew ol rflllty. The mother and child"' not dllllnct. nor wilt IItty ever o., by tM very ,.,uri ot things. You ~rralnly don't have to bt human to /eel ptln. O.mqttrate that lor yoursttn. Step on the dog'• ""· put • worm on • hook. /om pro-choice, pro-/fHdom. II you •••«~ my td'tlat I'd probftJiy trguo egtlnJt an ttJortfon. The argum.,u thtt thl~ ft no world ("unoerttln lututt"J to bring • child into 1hows the ttmt aort of mlsund.,lttftd,ng. Thtttll no other world. The only wty It will rill chan~ 11 through our children R•l•e /hem right. Oo your t>esl. The ..,,o..boltlon"lorc.s In lhll countty ' ' ' Ml pro-lifo. TINy.,. lite ume -~ wtoo erpue epoltlll u..r #ldue»trott In public tehoola end tftt ' ' ' " P«<t'lfl don'/ OIW «/ucetlon or homo They oro sexist. mlttl#eltltlc and I'IIW • guilty con•a.nc.. They tre tntJ..stK tfJ#J anti-lift who ••r••• Koott. Unlve<&lty Shideno Anton Foodfil Cloenglng American Ole~ by t.llo Brewster end Edllor: PutJIIc lnttrllt (1'165 S. StrHt NW, WtahJngton, o.c., 20()()9). U1lng ar•rlotlcl compll«/ by the Un/1«1 States Thenk you forth& ltticle. "Natutal FOOds • blflsslng? Nutritional expens say no, " in the SeptemMr 18 issue ol The Spectrum. It pofnts out some Important shortcomfngs of the health fOOd movement. The ertlcle S-HrrJ; to lsdc. how~r~ e diJcuulon or some slgnlllunt work in the 1'-Jd of nutrition. Tht book, Nutrition and Physlcal Oeoeneratiof\ tJy Weston Price. ODS (en liable tl the Htellh Science Ubrtry). tor ex amp'-, cltJarty deplctJ Itt. ell.ct• wh;ch relined foods Cln hive 01'1 humi n tJi ologrc.t dfiVI/opmiMt. Any student intertstl!d irt this sutJ/!Kt C8.n exam;ne this enttu~lclll wort. H/1 gen.rel /Jndlngs wete tl'lst diets consisting 1XImlf1/y olloci''Y grown whole gnins ettd f,.sh v~tt~a. with smell •mounts of •nfmat fOOd. were SUP«IOt to those that InCluded SWMtS end White flour. • Epldemiofogi$1S ltOUnd tM WCNfd lfl I}Otklt'tg t link MtWHn diet and OMIIIn d~eM,.IIW diSH I.$ Tile September.lWJI (Pirt 2) i. .llfl ot ~ Reuarc:l1, fOf uom{>le, conrofn• l>ooh opldemloJogfr:et •nd eKperlm«~tal ~tud~es on the role old,._,, fat Jn the n•tural h1story ol c.rtain csnc:en (111/l«lllly bntest and colon cenc«1. Topic$ such as dieltry f 1tJet and overnutrition are also discussed In lhlt rssw. A.nolhe' Interesting IOUrce ollnformetlon i.f The Mlchott F. Jocobron, ot the Cer>t•r for Sclenooln tho O.ptttmem of Agriculture, the•• authofl otJrerved trendl In the Amerlc1n diet in tho /.lsr-65 ye•rs. There hi I I>Hn, P« caplll an ln~teln I at consumption. 1 d«rNse In compltx urtx>hydtete consumption, end an lnctlllt In lwHten« consumption. Dietary Goats lor the United States, Second Edition /Piftpere<J by tho Stoll ot rho Select Committee on Nuttltlon tnd Humen NHds ollhe Unit~ Stites s.tJtteJ ptoVkJer gulcMim•• 10 those Stitching lor nullltlonel 14vlce. 0Mttlltuggettlons Include • d«:r•••~ conaumptJotJ of anlm•t 111, sugat. suglt· coiUtlnlngloodl. and ''''• en ~~used consumption of fruit&. ~llble' end whOI• grains. end • rHuctlon of O'iernutmJon It IMml eMit ""' these lnd mtny olhfl SOUt~l can IKO~IH 111i1ttnc.. o,. cont~pletJng ~t.,t.nlam, lor examp,., might con•utr Diet f01 a SINon Plalle~ by Franc.• M-. uppe, - r The Book of Mlcooblollce, by Mklolo Kush/ fOf funlof!r lnlormorlon. Orle nH<ta. In my op/1!/on. ro exercise bOth one•• tltlonaland lntultl\le ebi/Jties wMn OM I~ ollfttlutry. In my opiniOit, while foodt not ,. tht enswet, economical lnd lfellthy loodr •xtst 101 "' •" ,.,,h .,,.,, '"''' m.r Gary A. Glrwlno Gr11duaoo StUdent �op-ed d'Jtlt:S! opinipn By MICHAEL F. HOPKINS I Joy hate, at home, llate-nlng to an Albert Ayter INIIIad. and 1 wond'!.l. Tne rune Is ..Witche:s and Devils," and 11 -mstha11M IO<md (reconled In 19&1) took a long tool\ Into tho w1ndlng betrayals that are taking place now. Acw.aUy. betrayal •s not qwte tt'kt ughl wcwo, •s n? Not un...._. there are UlOse fea.r1ul •nd nelve enough to nave \hoUgh that Oann Vader woukl reatly turn '"-tO Lu~e Skywalker. CM even Clartt Ken·1 wrtt)out tht c ape I say Datth Vlder. toe &II tile tmpUed humor, qulle serkKislr. fOJ he Ia nor a m•r•oe- Ratner, rte iS the verr ,.., manifestation or a nauon1s reara and hatreds. made bold by '"' flKCd apathy ol thoso who put aside their actiVism upon leatnlng from tha mcd•a (and other forces they had And just think. triend s • _ . we helped Oarth VldOf to the Hltl Someone d id, Said we wanted '•· Bogged lor lt 10 nappen. 0/sco'rl on out k11eus to the prospect, to fal&e dtamonds m1k1ng m illions on I he sunshine side of '*Mammy ·· L.ovo on I he rocu.. Drowned In a ch11., W as oraet1c1ng tt'le- Foree long before light sables and m'Hnees rebOfn, ~t'Ae1ic•ng <Sestgn on war res.lsletl 8.ack achvtlla. and cofleg1ante Tt'\lth-seek•s .AU a k)nQ praC1ice of CSocttfne, willie Ju51ice dried Of..it 'n 1he mktst of t0\lnta1ns. tn the land of htH\-fry and e.uus sun But w e Cl l ~ tor thiS F-orce 10 cleanse our 'YIIIeys. and fill our mouths. Hates \n I he space, the w ail of s.~nc1ion'd decay stilling lhe alf Diets IOf a yeaht. Its monu Ugh ten& o vr belts. And 1 wondor what the full measure of our mounHng h\mgcr Will be. ;ust been QUttltlomng) thll ihe t960s were a gag. The revolutlon 11 olf, ladles .tnd gentlemen. Now stop bet no naugn1y and tall•n line. Behave. Don't question. And hOard alllht ansv.ers D ¥th Vader 11 the dlu5.on gone mad. made tt.al by I he P41$hers of mwage, lhrust uponm a natJon druntl. w1th lhUsL. w m tn.sure me que.ne:tung of throets by c:u111no otr the wate-r_ H•ghttn educ.auon by s!Jctno up tt\e tnson ana t~ tncome .lt londty remembers a hme w~n '' otdn·t know thete >NU 5Uth a 1hJno • . • as a race ~rotMem Fondly ser~ds remembrance' racing tor our htdo~ R.-cts.m? f.~dnesa? Noooo, 11 grins. Jsut buaines.a While the one-tlmo right hcmd o f Mar11n Lulhar Ktng goes 10 work on thO head, spoke o f f\Ow ttta: POOr mull sutler . a.s thO)' are told?!' Pleasant ST. By KEVIN ANTERLIN E $UOS'O ot t he word, everyone wrll auouo up to the experlonctt our veratOn ot you. The future Is prepa1ed for you W e cannot assume respon.slbOjt)' for your debilitated •m•o•natPon. You have labored long 1n tne serv&ce of you' mec:Ha hefoes Y"" 100 hilve a pa.c>e In tha aystem; yo<~r ~ ..."'Gihll molhlng wllh tt-yow otc;.he-is ont, • mauer ot watUng fOf tM u~nabte. And of course you tre conect- w t\11 wn• f'lappon to you ~ being organized th~s vcwy mlnu~e by Ugures wnose names ere welt known 11 well as by strangera. Your absontcminded and distracted analysis ts suh&d petfocnv to the s1tuattM. Jt has U'le ton::e ot sonlle repeUUon. The movie actor Pre&ldent. regatdless ot whether or not you voted for h1m (Of even whettMn or not you voted at all because. as the comm()('lpflice remlnos us, vouno tfWOtves no meaningful cholcet. Ia giving you your Chancre to exp.re$$ yourMII. 10 bKome an artist in the ..,..a of the regime. You are needed espec41IIY now that technology cannot cope. So why pretend to be offended at ou~ •tatttnents as If they we.e tnsuus? we are merely auemptln.g to sugg-est soma thing thlt tees not yet been invented. Of covrs.e we tully re1llle that our beliefs are., shall we &I)'. retrograde. The thlng we want most Is to gtve otfenae. In the future, It wo are allowed to have a future in the conventional you.,. ouu~.-alb&ll totally withOUt cN.rmtng In serve lnad'Yertent and cnltdl&n way-tmpreclse a.nc:J potntlessty arroganL On tttose few ocea.sfons you have been O••tn a real chOICe. your dec•.ilort n..s been ~slltenlfy .. mainalfeam •· Your suA-tval ts thereby assured aiOttg witt'! everyone's eventual denuse. YOfJ aiW~I'rl ask .. frtenda.. fDf money, an<S would ~atk your llther"s automobile noar Fr1nklln and Chippewa on a Saturday night ano walk to the bar alone, oblivious to the tousy hooker&. What 11 u like ne.re? (You never- ~sk.) What 11 u re•ll'l like hero? wnet 11 the meanlog of the wanltd poaters? The crude drawtngl? Every day on the MeHObus, on lt\e Bluebirds. 1n tfle Aathskette..-. and 1n the E:U.cott Comptex we see at ...,. 1 naif-dozen men ~r.o Iii the genefat descttoUon ~tectly These wanc~eung men .,., are cenam. nave comm1t18CS no P&ttleular cr•me. ate not likely 1o e"Yer commu any cnme.. We Know tMm as ""ell as we know anyoM; U1ey are OUr$elves They are tne mOil Dtl:rfec:t repltiCintauons ot u$.. (But tal<e 1hl1 mete! out ot your ears, mon /rerea.) Does any one ot you understand l ho motivations ot the postar makers. tno stuaent bureaucrats tho mGlntcnance worfl.ers who clean up alter all of us'? The oar wntn you number ls called, Dorod "uonal!st. you wm understand and tove the 111 ugly un·unlfortneo cop s1ugglng you fepeatedly '" tl'lt gut .,-,a ctubb1no you to your kn"l He Is ~our frt~nd eno OOinQ you • favor; you w •ll tnant.. h1m. rou are t.~nable 10 \tunk tn any olher ~ay W•lf you tnen be able 10 Pt'onounce everything you cannot rnd•ly undft'ttlnd 10 be •·abstract?· Wete lh• moonwalt\1 a Ma•1 Is NIKon sttlt Fuhu~i? Do you ~ilnt 10 • sp&na tr.e r~t ot yOf..ir tue oo tr.e mslde ol a mef'ltll nospl.,l? You navo nevet' been a prtsonor You ha~e never been a slave Commltt" contend a w ould be awkward U tnt holidays nlvtflity President Robert 1- Ketter. never a cJOM fttend of 1.n e .a.tbany decls;on makers, ' ' once ~aln making foes In tho State C.pltal with h la relusalto Shut UB lot lha high holy JewiS/1 r llofiGeya next year. Ooaplte • quile worthwhile stand on ptlncl ploa. I he Faculty Senlte a nd Ke tter should concede on the matter. rather than ftc• the wtllh ot angry SUNY-crats and • vengeful Leglolature. Allnough 11 may bt soon as wlmpl ng out to poiiHeal p1essure. the issue Is just so muctt more oomplOJI and ah<>uld be Judged on principle alOne as many...,.. 10 be dOing hare. In 1876. tha Stole Unlftrdy of New YOlk (SUNY) TrustMI opted to mandate that 1t1 5nstl tutl0nl st'lut down, oltlf ....,. leglolative pandorlng to lha olfect that lho ea.c>led olflcioll would dO 11 thotnaot..._ But many of the lnathuUons., es;peclalty the ~'rebels.. a1 UB, felt its pfe,ogatlvel wore being usurped and compla•nod bitterly. The Truatoes conceded last year, I'T\OYing that the declalon be up lo the ln<Uvldualscnoolr and UB·e C.lender Commlu eo 0rompUy votad to allow lor the ac.tleduling of classes on theM d1ya. The Leg1slature quickly drafllfl a biU. In response to ue·a ocUono. that woul<l lotce lha ohutdOwn. tOU<:hlng oil a brcwhaha that nu loll UB atandlng atone-w lll'loul ,..,. lha pomlcalty tgno<ant an<1 guuoss SUNY Trust- !Nicking them up. And tM Atblny barons are gestur1no th.lt un.tau UB gtwta 1n, the entlfe system wtll be IOtoeG 'O auu., for its• t'ei!ICIIM:II to bOw before tnek might' odie:ta,. .... U re~aot~lng 11 not lotally faully , hOwever. F1rstt.here It tM afmple maHer of scheduling, wttlctl the CaJtMd&r Uo·t are alfeld)l Wfutttn In the SdHtdule 0t1tt1ng. a plan thai Js v.abJe 1nd t11, tn • buruUQacy as t.arge and c.omptw:.teo u UB'a ta no easy 11sk and m1ght even be unworkable 1f ltextbtHty 11 tunher reaoced. The otho.r ergument that k~ps UB on sometNttat solid ground ia rooted 1n p rinciple, on one o f those ltUellee.tuaJ and moral arguments that 50mGtime.s g at toll In tnt callous WOtld ol higher education. Sueh proponents claimthai UB should have autonomy over Hs o wn atfa{rs-be mey ecademlc Of edmlnlslratlve- regardless of 1ne odlcts spewed from Albany politicians. To con<:ede Of\ 1 matter Hke thJs might encourege tOe Leglalatu.e thlt SUNY - and UB,-are push·OVtts and any interflt'enee may feaull only In postufing end etYtno 1nc:J ltUie .e.Uon Bu-t thta MemS unhkely. Such an lt'gument 15 aJso the most compeU1ng ration•-. to matce UMI shut down &n in tern.~ deC-•skM'I. ratf\et' tf\ln Of\e made by leglstaH¥'1 mlndltt. To tel the eJected onH Ioree I he hOliday •ssue mJghl only eneour1ge them to delve Into higher ed even tunher. a ttlreat that would only damage the already feeble SUNY system. Tile PandOfa•s Box UB would open Ia not only unfair to the rest o t the sc.hoOfs In the Sta te, bu1 dangiiOUI and completely seltlah. ~.at Pfobabt~ A notrw luclct reason Is the Legislature has lltllo Gtslro to let tho bill become taw. especially in an elocllon year. and ShOol<lll be manlpula1110 Into low by ue·a 11Ubbo<ness. il may rotnembtr UB 01 bucl!lot li mo ne>Ct S¢ng The OI>O'•tlng budget has abeaGy decktlated by •ntlatiocl and guaranteed uii'Y i~e:reues., luvlng llnlo room lot any O«>Qrommouc help. Why anger tho LtglsiOlure even l urtl14tr b y ~oldlng firm. eapectolly wllh lhe third year of tho Oe<>tol School auocatlon due "'u o fol a vote? O nce you plorce the veneer o l mi ndlessness. your worat $u$DfCJOn$ •bOut tho depth of tlurnan ugliness. 11'11 il\tPI and clumsy sadlata whO rule your soul. wtll bocomo your ars poeuce. your underSUndtng ot Amt!f'tca. Whefl YOfJ unoe.:Siand the pte sent Situation m terms or 1rt &nd 9QhhCS interec1W\g yOt.t wtlt at le5s t no Ionge' fee:l 4;0mlortatJte But ~• 5-USOIGI no~o.,er. tnat •n most •nstancea yot.~ •t you wee placed on I he roof of tM okt Lockwood l1tHary w tth a Bole.IC and a crow ot Japanese tecnn~C.al aavttors, would not know whore to begin. You woutd only ftpreat tne mis takes ot tne lmm&dtate past by badly a1m1ng 1he expensive camere on youraoll, and tnen panning the laPdscope uncJorgolng 11torauons. A thhd re~ to ck>se the sehoot •• that Kettet 1nouk! not m.ake a final de~stOn on this •mportant matter. becaUH he IJ leaving soon Thi S IS lt'U. CIIJI IO tUJ Or'Yif.K>n t non-cMclaion dec.lsJon. 1n which he rut.a that nls S\ICCIIIOI lhOt.ll• nave time to eons*dor tne vanous op11on1 The rebOunds and ramihCIItlons ot f1Qhllft9 Albany m1y not be whit the new Pt'estdent wents to fac:.e i.n Ill s first weefila on the fob. M ost or t"e preaaure on Kettor to remain s1eadfa11 Ia comlng hom the Faculty Senate, a ctellberettve bOdy given 10 blckerlng and debate. T he Senate aoom-. to feel that this lnterttwonee Is an lntringomenl on 111 academTc freedom and shoutd be resisted, c.ont!nu!ng 1ts uactltton of seetcing an Intellectual paradlse in a poHtiCal tungle. W ~tse ~-d hal be expec:ted of • bod1tn1t •• 1n clongw of talking General Education and ocaoomiC tetotm 1nto the OfOUnd OVfll pmuy sea1ou.s1. . and llf1tor· departmentol friction. 11 would be footllh to usume • Faculty Sen111 more glfen to self·•ntereat than to eit"Jeallty Of practical conslderauon would cr'!e.nge It m'lnd now. U B should rtallte that as muotl as they might Want 11 1 th e)" do not oper.ta In a pollHc.at vacuum, even though tho Amherst Campus 11 so Tsolated from the re•t of soc:loty. Not 10 ciON will not make us lha l logalllp of the SUNY ayllom. 1>1111"- blacl< Sheep, lha oellloh al otor whlch wnt hurl tha other 63 SUNY lns111u11ona U B could win tM INIIIIe and SIIY open. l>ulll will IUIOly lOSe lht: '*''· a ~rruc Yk:tOfY that w1U e.aalty ucetata in1o a deb6e... one I h at Keeter '*ill not have to w atct. tM c:h•urecl bodlea bt pulled out lrom. A reapc>NIOIO wltl reaJlle the •eatlty a.nd altwnatiYU and t'ltk>na lly guide the University fOtWard and rea.lst the tell practicat other bodlll. U'l the !tall t<oiter could d o., F"<<ly. ~ O<lobor 11181 Tllo GI>O<IIum • 5 �feedba I Unfair accusation Ed•tor Challenge I woukllt}(e to put the lol#oWIIIQ OU.ItiOIJS IO OM}\ Alutto ,.a. -How do ..mlttuetOis'• Mce Krallman ~~ tmtJd m IS lh*e. setHnUJg PIOC.U., WI I' h~ by wnom1 the Ill$/ UJleJY~wl'd? And -What prflV•flll~ SliPS 1r1 you going to tde 10 msure 11111/hrl mghlmlrt ~ln't ''PH' ttsell? -11 you don'< "-'~• ,,.. . m•r~o. wny nor &elect • ,.ndom ••rnpJ• ol 20 stu<Hnts I rom we. the tMmbers of POOE.R {the latm orgamzatron It US). Itt outraged at the d#lscnptton betng posted all otter campus ol the •ttac/i.et at Cooke Hall We wtluld like to know now .som~ne came to lf'lt conc.luSIOflllllt the erimmal WIS PUHIO R101.n' Un/tlss '' ts pro~. the word ••po.s.s1bly .. should not be U$~ tO dtSCI~ U1e a"tMtnll In addmon, M!' do not sH riH! relevan~ ill os;ng '" etttntc t:nckgtound •s • de-sc11pt,.,. de~~ AHirto Rteans are WfJ1t~. blaCif, end tan. T,.y range from .,,,,ght olottd natr and blue eyes to curly btown hatr •nd brown eyes Th,S ktnd ol 1tattm1t1t onty s.ho•s tgnor.nc:e ofthe: Puetto A1c.an cultutt It adda to the lla,.s ol18c,sm by the petpetuatlon of srereotyfHS, We d.mlnd a wmten publiC apology from •" ·~nc.ltl mWJ/VMJ 1n u11ng thiS a.scllpt;ve dev;ce An '""' a1 lmportlnt •• thiS. left u.n,.soiWd. wilf onty lead to mote sufe towactJs- the f.lniW'fStty by the p,_to Rican ttudtnts and Pwrto RH;an commumt). We hope thiS m~ttet Yt#/ oe resol'led w;tn ex;>H,.ncy U IKII M. GonuiH President, PODER lhe class. s•nd th•m • b11el questi011nl"'· to conl~tm 01 mvalldllt my Cllims? -Whii.JS the SII'CCe$1 rate lor mdlvtduaf students seelcrng • Qllde change tHtore an AtJ Hoc Student ApPf!afs commm~ Thll Is 1 slmptt ulcu1111on 1assure you., my TAX CUTS will not should w open to public Jctcmny -Do you teet one quellfttld consultant lor a class These '"''"'c' favor the wealthY.. ot 72 MFC students lor thtH WDflk ptoJoct ;s reason11b1e? Yes? No? Almost 11111 the Cllss had somtt dlf,cutty wllh this us,gnmem. None of the computer conr.ultents ot the var;ous sites w•re tuperlenced wJth the TSP PBCkiQt. Krallmlt(s olllce hours ' ' the Mam Street Campus wttt not n11rty sullichmt Furthetmote, K411tttn's ttpclted'y demonstrat«< 111itvd1 ol r•~•tHm•nt ana nosllluy towards students would not cncourag• an yonD 10 appra.ch htm lor IUJJtence -On Augu11 11. yov m$trUCtfd the cnaumen tDOAI to no longer Hnptoy Mt Ktallman lot tt~chtng putpases due to P#ldagog~eal dtl/lcultlu and del~nctes m Krallman's bthlttlolll an msttuctor Are you going to •ndots• K1111m1n's 101111)' to gtlde faJrty? "He that '.s un,usr m th• IH$1 ~~unJUst a/so"' muen •· Charles J . Steffen UniVtttltly Studenl Class complaint Ednor. Lasr Spring, I had the great misfortune to like MGF 30' (Cotporartt Finance) on Monday nlghll wuh Ken Ktallman as an mstructor. Hert's hOw lht cour" unfolded: 1. Thste was no tex tbool( available /otthe/lt$1 month. 2. Tile ffrst quiz was neither Q"dtKI nor retutned. This quiz accobnted tor 8.2 Pflrcent of the lfnal gtado. 3. The mldtetm eJCam worth 100 points was 30.2 percent of the final grade. The lnsttuctor taunted the class in the stingiest. most evasive. tnd lnltntUe manuer about whet their tell scores actullly meant. Ft1.mark s l1ke "could be this" or ..couhJ be that" or "well, you haven't flunked yet• ao not constttute lull and lair feedback on grade progress So tar 38.4 perceru of the fmaf grade and nothing but a dec..itful smokesc:een regarding grade feedbock. 4. Computer proJect: • three wHk •ss,gnment 101 a class o/12 MFC students. where the mstructor Is"" only available qual;l,ed consultant. Thlslslnsane Knllman m hi.s mlmitable megalomaniac fashion made B big production abovt this tact. The consultBJU~ at Yarlous compurtr .siltS wete not lamillll.:wfth this computer P4Cillge. 5.. On Uareh 23. the eYf11ting Computer ptoj!Kt was as-stgn~. Kr1.llm1n dismissed cJau at 8.:00 p.m ttl 9:30p.m. ~ty-two stlldfllll wtrt (hprlftd ot OM and one batt hours of clau ,,,. whiCh coulf1 hl ~t OHn dfwotBd to lurtMt InstructlOll r-r~artJittg the special edit lurtetions teQuired to~~ thtl progr•m to run antJ complete the asslngment-43.05 P«C«tt or the Class- had ditticulty with thtc P.'09'•m. •n<t only ~ PffCenl 'IJC!IwH11vll credtt. This proJect 8 . The $pe,cltiol1"!. Frklty, 2 OCIOO.r t N 1 :tr eccounted tor 16 petcent of the fin•I grade. 6 ,-,, wtittett homework essignments lor r.n;s COutse wete neither collfleted not gredf'd. Obviously, they did not count towttd the lfnal gr1de. · 7. l<tlllmln'l extended discussion ol topics unrettted to sub/ttet matter (Finance}, Ills tendency to lecture dlt«:tlytrom me tex t rather than eluctdate 11. artd most dlarurblngfy, hi• rude manner ol lntlmldltlng studentr •nd thre~tenirtg them with llllure utabllahed 1 Jtu then rllirlactory learning envltonme-nt lor evening students. Elfly dismissal of ctau wu common. 8. The weighting scht mt tor thlr course wes chongocl dromlllcolly l ro m rhe orlglnol syllobus. Orljlln•l Syllobus Eum 1-15 JHrc.,, Eum 11- 20 percenr Final-50 percent Homework, proJect, class- t5 fHirt•n t Flntl weighting Outz-81 per~nt Midtlfm-30.21 JHHc•nt Flfl•l-45.31 ,.,..,, The sChool hiJ 1 clear ObllgiiJon to {JIO'IKie 11 leu/ •doqu,,. lnorructiOn g.-.<U IH<IbocJr lor student• Krallman tail«/ miS«ably on both coums atHJ c,elled thlt class In an lrrespo~tslb,. way To all the ctud.nts thar ttcelved • Cor below tm•/orrry ot c<•uJ 1 m•ll.,~ you ro ligbllr. Demand • g.-.rt. -•lullton. Yrww fl(>r rne rlghr, 0"" bnel ,.,., ro rh• Dton /o •Ill< ,.kes. You hOife been ripped o/1 myltH'Inds and 1 dau action witt bltng results. chorlu J. Steffan Unitrersrry Srudenr �~~~ You Are Wt:lcome! Jack Anderson and Joe Spear EX-CIA agents under the gun for assassinations Br JACK ANDERSON AN OJOE PEAR wc•,c been reponuv ror a )ear oa 1har tv.o rc:MPdts. They v.cre .. ahat lin..,, Wilson ~Ctilnllotl) ~<db) andicl<d for smuUlma op~o.,, 10 L•bya. bu1 1hey ,ump<d ball and ll<d O\en<U. Willon u hidan& oul •n 1.11))-a. Tct!'ll~> bdie-<d 10 b< in Lebanon. ~ lh•n& 1hat bolh<n 1he HoUS< lol<lll&~ Commm.,. as lh< possibility that Terpiland Wilson may ha>r b<tn in,oh<d in aaual or attempted a»asinations; m thii country. cvidc::n~ Every Saturday, 9:00pm SL. James Church 3021 Bailey Ave. Cacar WASHir-:(iTON-Thr HO\I~ lnl<lll$<11« Commlu~ lm fi!Wiy d<Cid<d 10 look mlo lhe ..,.,.;,,..of '"0 DOIOriOUS form<l' CIA accnas JWD<d Fran~ Te.pol and Ed,.m Watson. ll's abo<u lnnt. The Jw.aict Oepanmtna hu Mass For Young Adults Celebrate Mass in aninformal way, with, 01hers who share yourinterests, with a timely homily and folk music. 10 011'"' 1o.- 'ours Ackilt \hmsa,., MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL at PICCOLO'S! - WATCH THE GAME AND HAVE FREE PIZZA AT HALFTIME! yoUR CHOICe! $ 5.95 (SCHUTZ) STEAMED CLAMS & 1 PITCHER OF BEER OR (SCHLITZ) CHICKEN WINGS & 1 PITCHER OF BEER COM PLETE LUNCK, DINNER AHO LATE·NIOHT SHACK MENU AVAILABLE! ~ ~r~ The Jewelry Exchange DIAMONDS Fme Gold & S1~ JeWelry lor /hat SPfiCi•t occasiOII. Wa al10 PlY higbHt pricn tor GokJ.Sifnr.Ctau FUno• 834-6881 an .ancmpt on 111< life or a Ubyan Sludml in Colorado last )e&r. The $USJ'«))<d USU>in knew \\Cillon and had met with him no1 lon& b<forr thr shoolin&. • ~ for Terpil. the &overnment hb hls o""n v.ords with whioh 10 accuse him. He was stttnly 1apcd by Ne-w York undercover agenu two )'ears ago. The uodtrco\•c:r cops " ·ere pOsing as La1in Amtric-.a terroristS. Terpil agr«d to sdlthem machine JUII>. e•plosiv<S and other deadly devices. Then the ren<gade CIA man as~rd: "You gu)'$ aron'1 knocking orr Amorieans by any ohano<. art you?" "No. come on:• r~lied one or dw.undercover 3gtnts... Would I so around ~oekina orr Amorieans? All. ""me on. No." R<ton<d Terpil: "Wtll, .. e have in the pasa." That "'as an astonish ina statement. A rormtr CIA a.acnt was claiming -<O have killed Am<tiean citizms. Mean,.hile, Justice: Department $0Urce.s say tht)' art investipting 3 poS>ible connmion between Terpil ond a former aide 10 S<n. Strom Thurmond, R·SC. Wt should slt<U 1ha1 1he stnalor hlmsolr prob•bly had no idea hu name was b<ina usrd. • H<r<'s the S10f}: A key &onmment -.nncss hu chu&ed ll\al Tcrp1l mtt SC'\tralrimn ln 1976 ,.itb JOrntOn< nkknam<d "The Preacher." Tl!t'pilthoughl Th< Prracher Yr-as a chid aick to Thurmond. He purpose: of the mtttinp -.as to foaur< out a ...y to a« ei&ht C·llO 1ranspor1 planes to L•b)a. The aitttafl bad b<m purchas<d by L1b)'a but deti'uy had b<m h<ld up by II>< Unir<d Stales b<ta- of diaator Muammar QaddaO's support of international terrorisu. Ttrpilllad b<m offcr<d a malbon-<lollar commou10r1 by the Lib)'ans for each uanspon p1.a.M lhal •-u dc:li\end. The JQ\tmmtnt v.1tness totd ow usocial< Dale Van Aua that The Pr~ us sup~ 10 JCl tho planet r<l<u<d 10 ub)a tluOU&)I Thurmond's offoa:. Aooording to the ,.it non. Tcrpil offe<rd Tho Prudlcr a commossoon or $2$0,00() for <ld1 plant and add<d Ihal Thurmond "ould r=i,·e Ihe sam• paymtnl orb< decided to htlp. Wt baV<: tr.ocked do•n The Prcadler. Ht's a man namrd R.C. Whitner. HJJ rtkknamc came rrom has m1ddlt name: Church. Ht w;u OC\I!t a cl!ief aide lO Thurmond. He bad mctely •"Orl<d for lh< =••or as a fundraiser. Whitner is now a Wlbltinalon consul1an1. lit Wd he had no recollection or ha,ina m<t Terpil. Out he had met Ed Wilson, he said, •• a couple of ooeial afrain. s pokesmen for Thurmend said there ..... no way lh< StniiOr could ha,·e aonen the planes rd<as<d. <>Cl1 If he had wan1ed 10. In any <vent, the Libyans rven1ually d<Cidrd to lry an01hcr bi& nam< to get their tratlsport planeJ released. They turned lhtir t\Utntion 10 President Carter's brothct. Billy. Fatdul ~lclnapplngT: Could a paren1al ~idnopplna sink tho A WACS d<al with Saudi Arabia? Some ton&res.<lonal inlidct$ lhink $(). The story involv<d two children, OCH 2 and 4. They art the pro&<ny of an American woman nam<d Kristine Uhlman and h<r Saudi Arabian husband. Tho couple U'<d in Saudl Arabia. bu1 under Am<riean law, tbt children arc citizcm of the Unicrd States, Kristine grew unhappy in her marriage. So she packrd up her two toddleo and found refl08e in the US Embassy in Riyadh. Amtriean diplomatS helped her eseap< 10 Ku,.ait, and finally 10 the Unil<d Stai<S. • Sb< took up r<Sid<nct in Colorado. Kristine's husband !iho.. rd up, kodnapped the lWO A .. hik childrctl and hauled lhe<n back 10 Saudi Arab••· The moth« has b<m aao. unable co eonraa h~ babies line-c. Color1do's two sen4lOI'l. Dtmoera1 Gar) Han and Republican Boll Armstrona. ha"e made thdr ro!X'nn lnown 10 thf State ud Jusaict Oopartmeots. Hut has also ,.riuen to President Reapn aboUI Ihe maucr. Kristine Ubltnan bas already tokl he< tak to a Houst sub<omminoc. But ber u:stimony may ha>< more repemi>Slons on lh< 01h« sid< or Cap;tol Hill, "hett lh< Senate is consldnl"' the presicl<nt's plan to ..U AWACS planes 10 the Saudis. Waleb oo Tbc United Scales rt<lt11tly sold som< 2lO million pounds Of surplUS bUIII!t IO ~w Znlancl. That nalioa U DOW lUrtlina around and sdlin& the bun« to I he Ru~o&O$. Now Znland ..ill makt a prolit .. hilc the American luptye< wolllo~ Sl7 million on th< deal. ....,r: A Yukon Jack.l Post �··t:-*'. -f JDLICE BLOTIER Mooda), !Wpl<mbtt 21, 1-.t NORTH CAMPUS REPO RTS: SQUIRE BOOKSTORE-Peril Lar«ny-A fomtl< n:pons p«son(sl ufk took her tu!l backpack containina tey>, $10 ca\h, and p«sonal papor$ from the abo•·• loeotlon. BAIRD LOT-Criminal Mischid-A malt rtpons pcrM>n(s) u/k brol• his "'indow and o&nllion ""Itch to his 1977 Ford, No. 163Sit.VD. $200 dam•l•· SQUJRE HALL BOWLING ALLEY-P<tll Larttn)-A fomale r<POru pcrson(s) tlfl mnO\'Cd her "alit! oooiOJntna SIS. Stosdt:nt ID, and a MOM) Matlc Clld ..bik bo.. b... SCHOELLKOPF-BurzW)·-A fnnalt rtpOns pmon(s) ull. rC'mo\ rd rrom her unlod:ed room htl pune. choclbook, cash card, Sl2 cash. A/>ifFM rad1o, ond her dmtt'> 1k:tn5C. Total loss was SIS2. SCHOELLKOPF-Burglary-A fcmalt rtpOrtS p<rson(s) u/ l tool her ullet containing Qukk,&nl Cord •nd misc. p<rM>nal 1>:\pcrs from htt room. SHERMAN HALL-Trespass(arr<>t)-Sub)<Ct ""' &rrested for Rffiing a male's 10 sp<cd bfl<. Mttr • shon chnc orr cunpus 00 Parkridgc Dr., h< .... armt<d CiOODYEAR-Petil Urttn)-A <nalt rtport> pmon(sJ uA "ol< hos JSmm Kodal. camna from tho tbo>< lo.:atiOn. "•'"'· S200. ACHESON HALL-criminal M1sdutf-A ftrn>k R'polls person(s) ull broke the glau on tho front door. T- - '• >· Stpttrnher U. 19111 NO RTII CAMPUS REPO RTS: BALDY BOOKSTORE-Pait l..arttny-A male l'ti>On> porsonhl u l l mno•ed his blut l,.psacl from lh< abo• e lo<atlon "htch contained 2 boou. noctbools. and re<um< infonnotion. Total valut, S6S. WILKESO:O. BLDG. 3, LEVEL ......cnmonal \h>dud-Patrol repon< - ( s ) u/ L smashed a hoi< in the ...... undc:m<alh nre alarm pull bo\ 110 11. OOJnag< ~&mac~ u S40. ~ARGO. LEVEL I -Criminal Mischief- Patrol reports pcrM>n($) u/k smashed"~" a half of a pin&·pong table in IRC Gameroom. Damage estimate by main1cnanCC' is from the abo¥< location. FARBER HALL, Room 9A-Peut LtlrttnY-A male repOrts pmon(S) u!l: >tole SOO plastic b.,. from the abo•·• location. They "''ere \'alued at $43. DIEFENDORf LOT-Criminal Mt..,hief- A malt sepnrl5 p<non(s) u/k Sprayedl-llhrown 3 <ticky •ub\lancc on aht ris.ht side of his van. GOODYEAR-Criminal Mischici-A mol< rtpnm pnson(s) u/k kicked 0p<n the door to th< "<tJht room at th< abO\< location. OOJnaze to door frame and lo<~ 01 $40 .... $250. " EOSESDAY. SEPTEMBER lJ, IHI "(0Rnt CAMP US REPORTS: 103 COOKE HALL, WOMEN'S BATHROOM-A<sault 2nd-VIctim .;tat<s that the sub]o:ct ""' "attina insld< the bathroom and Slated he was goina to >tXuall)' 'IJ.S&Uh hu. The sub)oct then commcne<d to b<at her up physicolly and ht c:uc her on the head \loilh a knire. tte also nppcd the vk•im's blous<. Th< subjo:ct is d"""ibcd as • darL mak. PQ\Stbly or Puorto Ricin dcscent. 26 or 27 years old. 6'!" "'J" tall. h<tvv build-US lbs.. lona block hall·afro st)i<. dark C)~ ;.llh bu"'> C)ebro"'"· possobk pap« clop tn lefi ar. He has a tbtCL ponl snr undtt left loidt' of dun. Ht bas acne scan. all O\n b11 fa«. Ht •u "eann& an arm)' camouOa&e Hdd jxkn, old faded pns bla brov..l\ •9f'l. boots Y~ith blue pa1n1 spots on lhem. Hr also had a &old chaon "'ilh an Italian hom obout his n«-l . 218 O'IIR IAN-P<til l.arc<ny-A fcntalt rtport• p<rson(s) u/ l r<mo••ed S IS"cash I rom heo d<sl drawer 01 the abO\ c location. WJLKESON-AtJ. Harassm<nt-A f<1nalt and her roommalb rtport tbar pasonls) u/ L made t~plicit sc,.ual thrnu 10 1Mm O\'ft tht' phont; RICHMOND BLOO. 3. LAUNDRY ROO!t4-Petit Larrm)-A mal< rtj)Oru pononts) u l l n:mO\'cd lui li&ht·biU< knopsacl "him contained '"0 (2) bools. pens, marLa-~. and DOtcbooLs 'ahaed at S60 rrom lht abo'"'t l~tion l lt UR.~ I>AY. SEPTEM BER 24, 1981 NORTII CAMPIJS REPORTS: S40. WILKESON. BLDG. 4, COLLEGE OF MATH & SCIENCE OFFICE-8ur&Jary lrd-PtnOn(5) u/ l <nttred the above location and toolthelt NY Tdephon< valued ot approJt. S40. The phon< ,.~ blacL •• colo<. FURNAS-Cinod 1.3rttny-A mal< rtp0ru person(•) u/k rcmo•ed a tbl'~ (3) ..,..., blut cou<h from lhe abo~ local lOCI. Value. ~. SOUTH <.:AM P US: FARBER HALL. Room 31-Pclit Lao=y-A male rcporu p<rson(•l ufk took his brown vinyl jad:et valued GOVERNORS HALL. CAFETERIA-Grand La.rta.)- P11rol rrporu lht arrat ot a male. He was on<Sled 00 a btttcb "''11!TU11 by Buffalo Cot) Court. MFAC, 2nd FLOOR, SOUTH LIBRARY-Cinnd l.arttn)-A mal< rtj)Orts portooC•) u/ k r<mo•ed a ADM· JA CRT t<rminal from the abo•·e location. II "'U •"alucd at SSSO. FA ROO. BLOO. S-Pctit Larttny-A ltnlll< repom person(5) u/k removed her bro•-n down '\'tsl along ""ith ht:f room key. hrr ~ludent 1.0., and her ~vir:e card frorn the abo,·r location . The total \Diue was $70. rood SOUTH CAMPI!!> R£PORTS: SQUIRE BOOKSl'O RE-POS5CSsk>n of Sloltn Propony- Patrol rtpOns the arrtst or a male for sc!!:na hack 1~0 bools to the book $lOre which helong<d r:> Mark Honl<omp. SQUIRE HALL BASEMENT-Dru&s-A male repons that he found l\40 (2) bags or marijuana in locktr 73 31 the abo\t location. ~ GOODYEAR HALL, 9th FLOOR-Drua (arrest)-A female rrport.J )he saw a wspiciow person at thC' abo\e locauon. Upon am'"'' patrol ot>sn-'Cd a black male. lata tdcnufoed. and arrested htm on the abO\c <hart<. ABBOTT MNEX, ROOM-J-Cirand l.arttn)-A molt ft'portS p<rSOO(s) u/ l took a Kodak Caro><l Slid< Proj<ctor •alued It SlOO rrom the abo\e location. CLARK. 2nd FLOOR-Cintnd Larctny-A female "'poru p<riOn(s) u/ k t09k her wall<! valued at $1 S which "ontained a Sears credit card, Tops instant card, drivt"rs littnsr, 31.110 re-gistration. and personal papru from tht above location. s. FRIDA\ . ~EPTDtB ER 15. IH I SORTH CAM PUS REPORTS: BALDY HALL, 2nd FLOOR-Pc:til Lare<ny-A mak rt"pOns ptnOn(l) u/k toot HAd\'a.DCe"' ~nu"~c:h and "Pent<l" p<n from his knapsack at th< abo•< location. Total •'llluc "'U SSS. MFAC AREA- Petit Lar«11y-A male tcports p<riOn(s) ufk rtmov<d a 6 W by SW loll rrom the CreatiV< Crofl Center Lounae 11 the above location . Value. SIOO. PUTNAM WAY & FINK ROAD- Y & T Other-Patrol ft'PQrt> th< ant>~ or a mak al't<r a car ond foot chase b) UPD and APD. He 1s to apPCif in court on 10114/ Sl. SOUTH CA\tPlJS REPORTS: PARKER LOT-UUV- A f<mak ft'PQ<U r<rSOn(s) ull mno'ed hn 1967 Ford Mustana.li&ht·bluc con•enoble. Lie. No. S621·ADN from the abo"" location. FARBER LOT FACING BAILEY-CriminAl Mischief- A female reports pcrson(s) ul k unlawfully rook her l:"M convener from her Ford Orunada v. hUe il was parkt"d 1n the abo\'t Loeatjon. The value was SIOO.SERVICE AREA-Trespass-A malt reports pcrM>n(s) u/ k Rol< t~o (2) rotary blade attachments (Jacubson Ciaon units lor F 10 tnaor) valued at S900 !rom the nwnt. buildins. PRICHARD-Trespass-A fcmak rtports - ( s ) UIL remo•ed htr purse "bldl contained her ,.alit!. $14 c:ash, NYS dn•cr's llctn5e, Chockbook, and other - a ! papm. The total valut ""' S39. PRICiiARO-Trespass-A female ft'porli ponon(s) ufk remo'ed h<r puroc "'hieh contained $7 ..,h, •• AMACO card, NVS driver's license and otb<r p«sonal pap<f5. The total value was S.Sl. KE -OPEN UNIVERSITY PARTYAT THE TALBERT BULL PEN! Saturday Oct. 3rd - 8 pm 1 st Keg Freel 3 Beers for $1 i\ II XED D IU N K S 2 FOH T il E PRI CE O F I TI L L f\IIDN I G HT Available at your favorite Record Store! DRA FT soc: SCREWS AND MAR YS 75C �sports Bulls' bats bomb Griffins "That ~ a. rh<ir best pitdler out thtre. He ~sually keeps us off·<tridc," Pettl(ord said. "It is about time that w< played u well "" .-c're eapable or. We were Onally able to got a lo1 of bl3 hit& together in the same ionina. Nov. ~t have to ~ccp it up In the •ccond gam<." B orowiu addtd thai "it was about ~~ t_hat 'VIC COl 10me brcab and pit<h•na tosethcr. We've Md a 10\l&h time up volil no•:· The scoond pmc sa., the Bulls foroed to ov<r<eme anoth<r 10rt or chollence. that or the ~ aame UB fdl belund 10 the lim innina "'bco 01anina ptch<r IUd>ard MuorW.a pve: up t'ft'O runs and the Gnfrtns ,.uc dented fur1htt dami,J.e when John Mattison dO\'f 10 P\'t a low Une dri•e 10 len fl<ld. Chris o· Brien and John Mioso of CllniJius each picked up RBis 111 the SC<OOI tO knock Maronaki OUI o( the game. His replattnoent "'"' Paul Webb. "hose first pitch Ores Hombtrgcr knocked mer the right field fence, 1ncrtasin.s the Cnfron lead to 6-0. Hits by John MauiiOn, Hammer~ James Mallison and Mary leyed the Bulb fltSt Ilia innina. ,.luch resulted 10 By GARY STERN Sprctrum Staf/IVnttr Going imo its doubl<h<:ad<r with Olnisius College on Tucoday, the l/jl baseball team had been ~ru&aJing lhrough a 4~ seaJOn. Tursday, hown<tr, the )oung, ine~ptri<need Bulb finally sho,.ed the maturity that interim 1-lcad Coac:lt Ray Boro..lc.t hi$ been tr)iQ to irutill in them. Aflc:r takina a one-sided 11·2 •ictory in the lim'"""'· UB ""' continually fora:d to play catch-up in the second &"""' before puUiog it out in the lui mnina. IG-9 and n. ccp the doublehcadtr. Before the day's play began, Boro"ia noted that his three fUM . team, ''always .scores many runs a.pJnsc Canisiu1, but never seems co a.e1 roough pitching.' ' UB'1 starting pitcher for the first gan1C, Dave Cohan. made his a POOr profit. Afler settling into his groove he bore down and s hut off the Canisius threalS. '"o Tbe Cnffin.s we~ able to get to Cohan rwr ., run in 1he first tnnil1a ,.hen, after Chris O'Brien doubl..t to fiaht, Grq Hllnbcr&tr drove a baogina curveball into left rod<!. 1'-o qu.cl SlrikeotJts by Cohan lcfl Canisius v.·ith a slim one: run lead. Canmus pitcher Doua Carlson easily handled UB m the bon om Of the mniog. Tbe top of UB'• Ofdtr Would nOt J!O do"'n m succnsion the rest of lht d,ay. center for a tnple, tnoctin& in Olsson and $COfed easily on Waltn Knsa's Single up the middle, bwld•n& UB's lead to S-1. T he sc:ore remaintd lht same goins into UB's hair of the fifth. With one out, James Mattison collected his second hit with a sharp si11gl< to the left follo"ed by • walk 10 Krisa. C ohan's f&Slball Started moving effectively in the second lnnina. never risina above the: strike: tone. Ht yielded one hh. buc tht inning was quickly erased. John Mattison led orr UB'• second fran>< with o walk and huc.r mo\-ed to third when his cwin brothrr Jamfi lint'd a sioglc 10 center. He then scored on Pet< Hammcrl's aroundct throu&h the l<ft >ide. The ero,.11 at PocUe F'ldd hoped fO< mO<e run• when Canhous let the bucs bceome ~ed on an enor. Tbcir hopes fllodcd •ben a roree out"' the plate and a around out ended the IJ1nin&. Aflcr Cohan handled Canisius in th< third, the Bulls' seorina spr~ began. When Crc:aa Miller sinaled, he was advanced 10 third by John Maui..,n'• liner 10 ~ntcr ~<ith both scorin' on calC~·her Doug O lsson's hit to ce:nttr. Pete H•mm<rl thc:n rapped a Carlson fastball deep 10 riglu INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE BAZAAR Wd)b struu,kd lhrouah abe t!Urd. •aUana in t"'o runs afler loadin& lht b:a!ia. He wa.s thtn tal..c:-n ou1 1n fi\'Or of Ores Ononse. "ho "ailed his lin;t batter 10 &i•< Canisius their 9·3 lead Just when It appeared thar UB misJ!t he out of the yard Moller bunted 10 &<I on base and SlaTted another rally. Two ~·aJ k s and :a single 10 center loaded the b:L~ ror James Mattison. •ho smacked the ball up the middle for R.B h. For the rourlh throush the sixth innin&. no runs •en scored by enher •Ide as both pitchers be.,an 10 dominate smdm& UB mto rtilinal inniD& dov.11 9-7. lama Mattison and Ktisa led orr" nh sonaJ<> and were eacoh advanced by Railey's bunt dO"ll the thord baw: line. With nabody out and the bucs loaded, Mary reached out and placed an orr-speed pltc:lt into CC:Oier field 10 =re one run loading the bases. Moller hit a fastball directly at the third ba.stman and 1he runners look off. The chopper bounced h31d into the fitlder's chest and deOected hamtltssly rowards 1hc pitcher·) moond. Wich bur one hit ntcdcd 10 compltae UB's comtback. John Mauison came to the plate. On his lir11 pitc:lt he lined a ~hort ri&ht in front of the left focldcr .. ho ..-atched it drop before tuminc 10 lt:&\e the ntkl. "Th•s o< the kond of day that helps an old coach &<1 older," sard 8orO,.Y7. ··1 am jUSI >0 pleased. Thts team is dcfrnitcly bqJnnina to mature." James Mattison, who was six for seven at th< plate. agretd. "Wt art staniDJtO c:orM aogcther as a cram. Wt ¥.on the Ont aame Y.'iah our pirc:hin.& and ahr $CCOnd with our bats. This is only the beginnina. thOu(lh. We noust continue 10 imptO\'C." Dan Railey then picked u,p an RBI with a $hoc 10 centtr. Artn Paul Mary and Rudy Pettiford •inaled In three mor<: runs . John Maui"'n came to b>t with the baSti loaded and ddi\ertd alriptc 10 right cnua. Krisa c::ame up for lht second ume in the tnrung. also ,.,th the ba>cs loaded. but lined 10 nght 10 end !he UB eruption. UB sho•ed that they can fodd as "dl as hit when John Mattison th""' a Strike •o second base rrom deep left fidd to pu1 afty ont Canidus base runner. Obson thtn e:u1 down a MtalinJ lhrt'aJ a1 second to end a C.ni,ius 1hrea1. Tht Griffin' ma.nased to .s~ratc.h out ano1her run but then w<nt do"'" quieti)' to end Cohan's compl<te game. AOc:r the aamt, the Bulls -.·ere excited by chcir e:uy win . 's"': ~ WEJ..L '11/E.RE.YtxJHAVEITRJU<S!AFrERSIVAI.IJJWINGOVERNINE#ONOREO ~Uf>ErR-HoT JALAPENO PEPPERS, OLD eRNIE HERE ACTVALLY' PMFERS THE7"ASTE OF DU1 VIENNA t!ANADIANBEER rDI+ N ICE €tASS OF 1·STEPOV£NCJ..EANER .' WAPOY'A.sAY,ERNIE? TODAY- ·Oct. 2nd from 9 am· 1:00pm Squire Hall, Fiilmore Room USED * * * Clothes Household goods Coats *Books Toys & m ore! CH * EAP * I I I • • • INTERNATIO NAL CENTER I NT£NSIVE 2NC LIS H LANGUAGE I NSTITUTE lolt;'na tional S t ud t •l Affairs lftlnullonal AlTai~ S.A. ~ ~ ~ cordially im'it~ryou 1 IOOIIMdU t WELCOME RECEPTKJN FOR " NEW INTERNATKJNALSTUDENrS TODAY· Oct. 2nd at 8:00pm 2nd noor or Red Jacke t Lo u nge Bldg. 4 Most people prefer Old VIenna to almost aiiJ'tl*lg. This odvertiS«nent is o blo1ont attempt to pe.-soode you to buy Old Vienna beer. If you keep buying our beer. we'll keep running our cor1oons. Amht~l C.~~¥ao Ellttrrauuntnt by Br4lfalo Ja:.t Ellstm/1k Old VIenna Canadian Beer Fr'iday. 2 Octobw 1811 lM SPKirum 9 �Fan to population ratio; Bulls' football disgrace By KEVIN KRUEGER Sprctrum Sul[f Wrlttc Tba Salurday a1 Rowy Firklthe UB vanity football team will plAy host to Wayne Stale Univonity. It •oulcl fop~e to be a aood pme. Tbe Bulls ba.. on• or tbe mOM produc:ti\"t: offenses in thdr class in the natk>n. Their deren... v.hlch tw allo,.ed only 23 points in three pmes. "ill be alvtn a fair test .against thi.s Dh·ision 11 team from D<troit. Ytt at kickoff time. J.OOO fans scattered in the bleacbcrt and around the liekl. This r;&ure al.. ays tnclud<$ alumni, pattnts aJid Other curious oniooktt\. ' E"Ul' )'e'U the u..nh'n"Sit)' rtleases liS ne• «TT>US on the number of .audcnli <moiled. ThiJ ron scm<SI<'r. that number is drawing neat to the 30,000 level, Wnh that many 5tuden1i. parr·time or (uU-.tlme, what reason could there be for sueh a lopsided ratlo. laiTY Stnelc, UB's Sports Information Director. notes trends an aucnd~..n« ragwe$ for football, "Early home pmes tend to dra• the W&er crowds aJid the numbers drop off as the season aoes on. The Yo'tather has a lot to do W.th the &arne. If it is a rainy or cold day, we do not ' " a lot or people. The nocord affects it, too. For Y.lnnina, v.-c: &tt better c::rowds."' U B's 1981 home opener was a 34-7 win o •er Cortland St. O<spite pcrfm "eathtr ;and conditions the count silo~ that 3465 people sho~ up for the pme. That was only 90 more th;an the smalle>l home opener crowd .sin"" the football proaram wu reborn back in 1977. This year 1he proaram could ,et a big boost when UB's rival. Canis. us Collqc plAys here this season. The sam• ..w also be the Bllll's Hornteomma. Steele is mO<e optimistic "hen be noted that. "FO< Can olios ,..., set mon: people." Thai could noc bt farther from l.ht- rruth, 1hc I•"O games ajllinst the Golden Onflins .since 1971 have brought an averaae of 6300. E•·cn the Olreaor or Spons lntormttion for Canidus Johti Maddock aarees that rhert Is something going on bd'Ar-een these t.. o teams. "for the past coup!< of years we ba•·e been usin& the War Memorial Suidoum as our home, before that ... seardted fO< available blah school fldds," Maddock ..:platned. Last year ,.. ••...-aged less than 1000 for our horne pme<, but the game a&ainn UB d..., well o•·cr 2000." Take imo considera~on theJaot that the enrol1mcn1 at Canisiusnhil u.mrsu:r is a little under 4400. Appll:>>imately SO of those students are on the football team. Halls before home (oodr.llt&am~ )ftd' •' •' ' ' • • •'The 1t1df allfi)T~,I>'PI'Y'th front of collld be soon in Squire HaU. A aood the home cto.,d. They koow the ktd• are CSllm&t< or tc<al diwibution so far is ...u behlod thtrn and tbey plAy bdttr and ,-a 5000. botder." .a.d the Buffalo. 0 OM of these: playa-.. quanerback Many O b'\<iously. the Slt¥enl wanu more out of Batrc:u. shar~ lhc same opmion. "'It feels their football team than free admission. good If there is people there. Tht IUYS Wha• more could s•t fans to rome to work hord 10 trY 10 get the proaram Rotary? Dando has a solution, .. Tht thing somewhere and people don't come out. is, we arc aoin& to pu1 people in the S4ands nobody carts, no support from the people if 'kC continue ._,inning like 'ilri'C hi\<C been. Vrl' hO &O B«ause evet)'bodY wants to see a aood fOOlbaiJ ttam. I( we continue, I tno~ "'c art &ettina UIIO the teeth of our odtedUI< right now. It's aoin& 10 be touah tO ,..;n these: ballpmes, but we are aoona to aive Bam:11 seemed nustered •ben he added, ,...Tht:SC' JU)S 'lll"Ork aD year rou:n6 (Or this. You &0 OUt there aJid see a thousand poople. "hen tht<"e is 30,000 people thlt 10 here. • . lt "ould help, I can say that them a &ood pme.:• Athlalc supporr is a two \lo3Y sar~t. Not only dnes the team affect the fans. but the fans af(«t the team. Witneu the ~Ainnin& UB hom< record (10.7·1) sonce 1977. I s UB <:poal!'d by its Ru -...hen somtont romp!Ains about the ••era&0$7 Pn!tap< Madclocl. rould set t.1x r«<>rd stra"lll. He a).strttd 1hat, '"If )"OU an dra"tl:\& about lSOO a game, there is really noth•nR to the Stallions. Any $Citool in OiHsion 111. in any 1oca.lion. should bf commendtd for su(h aucndance. •• Do 1he Bulls rnJiy set enough suppon on sele<ted Saturday anernoons. Who better co ask than football's Head Coach BoU Darldo. "1.\'cll. we~~--~ bad only ontltome same so f&r and I think the attendance us somtthlna hke JSOO." mmtions Dando. "but I think there •hould be 5000 or 6000 people per game, no mauer whao, If they JUppon us like they shollld." The Unlvenity is not ju~ sittinc bade and coms"ainina. For some time no~ orpnll2110ns fikt the Athktt< D<partment aJid Dt•u100 of Sludent Affaus ha.e been handina out-free or <har&<-<&rdl that cntitk the studetll holder to a season's Y.'Onh of admission to the root ball pmes in the Fall and icc hockty gamel in lhc -.·inter. They are available in Capen ond Clark In bca.tina their last three opponents by no less than 2.7 points a pi«r, the 8u11s are orr to "~t could be their best ..ason ever. Sports Clipboard DIH$lon Ill football is only nbout 2200 per game. You are nearly doublina it. Or coune, there is al'l!1lys room for are compnin& ~ lth the Bills, cht Sabres and much, but ~At can still win without them.H 0 complain about. The nacionat a~·c:raae for imp<O\'ml<DI. Tbe Buffalo Bills are ••cr~&~na 78.000 and .,. pusltona for 80.000. He Ofaisn our soccos by adchna. hYou hut."' Women's bas~aball: Tryouts foe tbe UB Royals "omen's basketball team .,;II be&in on Monday, October 12 at J p. m. in Clark Gym. For more information rontact Linda O'Donnell at 831·2935. frid.,Mtn's tennis v\. Sc. Bonaventure University at Amherst Couru. 3 p.m. JV FootbaU at Colpte Uni•crsity. Satardl) Football vs. Wa)1le State Unh·enity at Rc<ary Field, I p.m. Men's ttnnis \ $. Conland State Collqc at Amherst. Couns. I p.m. Ctoss·Country at Fredonia State Jnvitational Women's Tennis at University or R()(hcs:aer Soceer at CaniSIIIS Coll<i< Yolk) ball at Brnekpon State ln•na1ionaJ Sundlo) Baseball (2) at hbaea Coll<i< Student Health Insurance All full time students (12 credits or more) and all foreign students who have not waived their Health Insurance have been billed for the insurance. If you do not desire the Health Insurance and wish to waive the insurance, the waiver deadline is :gg,, ggg({:: : }: :': : . Octo be~., ~O. ,at 12 ~ ~;: : : :,:~:(:::c· A $20.00 penalty fee will be charged after Oct. 20 Insurance cards are available for those students who have the Student Health Ins. in 213 Michael SUD . OOA RD 1"7'1 OtiE.ItiC./D Any questions concerning Health Insurance waivers, coverage or claims call 83i-3284 or·sto·p by 213 Michael Hall from 9-5. · H~ll. �Bulls, Wayne State 9lash Comin& ofr a very imprc:ssi\C 41·10 victory OYCt the Hobart CoUqe SUIC$11\an Lui w«k<nd, the UB Bulls footballt<am "ill h••• lh<ir baods full tomorrow "'bat they host. Division II powtr \Vayne Stat< from Ocuoil, Micbipn. The Bulls aowsed 418 yards in tOtal offmse aplost Hobart of "hich 117 ..... by the arm or Bulls quartet back Marty Burtt. Borrttt is stnl llx l<adin& quarterback in 11x nalloo of NCAA O.Yi11on Ill sdlools. Barra*s •-.de rec~h•t."r, Jot D'Amico. ap~n had a terri foe game last w..k by snatch•na four passes fO< 72 yards and 3 lOUthdo•ns. Btll Ktifcr nabbed the CMhtr touchdov.-n pass and ended up ""h 102 yards on only t~o passes caught. Buffalo's around pmo "'"' , ..., cO'«ti>< and picked up 139 yards on 43 carries. Fullback T•m Najuch carried the ball IS timn for S9 yards including ODt run ror a touc:hdo,.o. The UB defense was 'ery itubbom by lirnmnath< SlaltsDWI 10 ooly 270 yards. Hobart quatl<rbaek Boa Tmter hit only 7 of 27 and threw l tmer«ption.r.~ dt:fcru.i\.·t Jine limited the home team to 14S yards on 46 carrie•. Wayne State comei into the p_mt ~·ith a I· t This v.:f:t.k ha:S got to be romrback Wet'k and no one r~h the pressure greater than The Bear and JR. l.a>1 " 'ttks ul)>eu killed us and w< now stand al a pahry .S 18 pick ina perttnlage. MuSI ha"e been a fOS&Y cry$1al ball. Hom< team in bold. SUNDAY Buffalo 11-/W/rfmore 17: The Bill• haV<" 10 bounee back ofler that miseTabk: showilll! in Cintinnl1 i. Cheese Sliter )utocs could make it 3 long afttrnoon if Buffalo pass dcfenSt )$ eauaht <nc)(uJng "iain. Houston 2 1-Cin<tnnor/17: No lut~ fO\ ohc Btngals this"""~ · Poor KtMY wUI be pitkina himself up off the lUff all afternoon. Minnesolll 11-Ch"'DIO /J: Blacl and Blue. Need ... say mort? Los A.ngtlts 34-Cir>Yiand 17: ldentleal records, top NFC defense: "iain>t third ranked AFC orrenso. Ch< th•s on< to the fans. Dl1/los 11-St. Loub 1G:A &ood oid·fashioned bar~·burner here. Hart has a of makina a aame of it, but Do lias is .,.esomc. <bkhuod 17-BI'OMOS 14: How does Old Man Morton do it! Clue Hand Hayes and his buddi<> "til put an end tO the dr.am. AnCMhrt one for the borne learn. o.troir14-TOtllpa 8ay l 4:Tht BUG arc aro•chna in th< bo"ds or m<djocrily and Billy Sim> Is th<thord leadona rushrt in the NFL Should be clear from tbe kk:koff. e-n &ly 1~ ... York Ciani< l i·Thc booll<$ fa•O< th< Cianrs, but "" ..,.. 6sta\ to thmt any..'Oy. The Pac:l's Loftoo rs arabbin& them for 17 )<lrdt a I)OC). lthU\Ic v."'e" hl\t our Da\ld, ·.,.. F..acl...,d 11-Kon=Cuy ]f): Thirt ar• only '"o •mkss ltao» m th< NFL and the Pill> are Qo< or them. Too m~>th tal<nl fot I he Patriot> 10 rtmain beaten. Sam Bam ....tcomc: bao:k. MIAmi JI-N""' Yo'* J~ts 21: Sbubo has donru tpln. Ma)'bt he should be the Wizard. The Jtts &r< &tiM& suonaer, bul lhey'rc not quilt there record. The Bulls next opponent open~ \lttth a \'ictor)' OYer Slipper)' Rock 14aiJ in the Unin·rsity of Michigaq Stadium. Playing next in the Silvcrdome in Ottroir, Wayne Sratc ,..., dubbed by Central Michigan S2·7. C.n11al Michigan though is raotd number tv.:o in the nation for Divls1on II turn:.. Th< Wayne Slate offensc is ltd by tailback WiiUc Jactwn who picked up 127 )':Uds in the vk'tory over Slippery Rock, but an injury forced him OUt of lh< C<n11al Michigan game. Jackson should be ready for this aamc though. t ' fA. Wayne Scatr Coach Oa'e Ferris-a ISth round scl«tlon of the Buffalo Bilb-r~&um 10..., th< gound pmt 10 the Ulm0!\4 . In lhrir first t~·o pmt"S", Wayne Still< h" pauc<lthe ball only nine limes. Th< Bulls can e~P«I to ~a lot of runntn& 'Ailh 1 ran pas~ to cr~ them up. Wayne Stat< "ill nol tak< the Bulls li&htly. UB is sixoh In total offen-. (412.3 yds. per came), rour1h in passin1 offemc (247,7 yd>. per game), and second in scoring orr..,.. (39.0 Jll•. per s:unc). Individuall)' Marty Barret il firit in pass dlidcncy v.hh a 209.1 nuina and JM D'Amico is second ~'ilh an avt:ra.&t of 14 poinll per &ame. 11\t Bulli are fourth ln 101al offense""" a he fly l1A.7 yards pe..f gam•. ,.,.y -yet. Sudus 29-Seiau IG: How's lhll for a S<Ot<! Thos has 101 10 be thr l..a"'htt or lh< Weok. (irab your horse Bum. lh<y'r• &oona run )'OU OUt of town. SoJt Francisro /4-Washio~lon 11: This pme's a toss up. JR likos the Skins at homt., but Montana makc:a.1hc dt(fttcnct: hue. Saa Diet<> 35-~11/t II: If you Ukc a pass•nl samr, this is the one to watcb. Fouts makes like a windmill and bJows; Hawks away. MONDA Y • Pblladtlphia 14-Ar/anro 10: Howatd, You're In for a lt.at. Probably the best so far lhis Chalk . ,.• ,. . r "":t- ',,. '1~-. ~ , ~ . . .. AINTNO RfASON TOOOANYPIACI! 11..81!.. Available at all Wendy's II) Erie and Niagara Counties �S/\MPLE 1\ T/\STE OF FH/\NCE - I< ><\c u 1 f «1<\<ll/ l )< r 1 '" >nJ Y C'l YtJ<\ - fl"' FOREMOST WINE & LIQlJOR 39 Kenn1 ore A\·enue ,, ' "" ' ""' •·: .... Intramural squeaker opens slate By GARY STERN DELIVERY AVAILABLE Spntrum St4// Rrporl..- ··················---~. I~ 10% STUDENT 1 ~ DISCOUNT I 1 I . uNu MtrEo usE A Gourmet ~ R~·:~~ant I Just show thla coupon I« all dine In & lake out orders! 3447 Baily Ave. · Corner of Wlnspear 1 II I I 1• •Haa.aoau . E...t. wn I • • • • • ExptresOct 1 6, '81••••••• .. If lh< opcnin& day of UB'l inlnmurat fOOl ball seaon U. an)' indication. atK w.uon •ill1ho•'Ctie e.citina. oompe~ilin f001balt. Tb< Black Hone-a playoff I<am lasl s<aoon-ba,..,ty '"' by lh< Boou Brolh<rS •• croup •ilh till I< put $da.'<S$. Th< linal S<Or< or 12-1. <Vidmttd th< •ouV. play. AI ahe 1.a.rm's stan. Jinlc ofrCil.K "'""» C'd\ibitcd by tither team as they ~ed time to adjust to the extr<mdy muddy f1<ld. ConSIIOI ram mad< 11 IOucJI on lh< quan<rbaob, "'"" had • d<al or troubl< gripping lh< W<t ball. ~ Brothers' strondary ...,.. t<Sied eorly on by a numbe-r of df'q) pas~. and was able 10 turn back <Y<r)' 1hr<a1. Saf01y Wayn< Wasbcrg knocked away key losses and had an in1r:rttption. Th< BrO<h<rs' off(tiS< looked <XIr<mdy awk,.ord on irs firs1 few possessions. unable to stop their opponents pass rush. Arter regaining possession due 10 the comptolilion's inabilily 10 hold lh< ball, 1h< Black Horst finally complercd a long pass. Wide Rtech•cr Andy ve•• Maffc-runnin.g a d('(p post pattern- found himself alone behind the coverage. A pt-rfcctly thro"'n spiral mel him in the rndtonC fot 3 IOUChdown. ••1 chink they v.oc confll$td :u to what co"'eraac ahey were in.'' Marrc r«aalcd. "I saw a 5eam in the secondary and look orr for il. Th< pass""' ..c:dltnl." .. We W"nt dtfinitely playing a rrutn·IO·man co,·eragc.·· Wcisbcfs added. ··our cornerbatk was unronunately beaten. f h:t.d t\\"o men to CO\er detp. so I pic;kcd up the ctosn1 one. The othtf scorfd.'" T h< ftrSI half <nded with lh< Boo<< Br<Kh<rs' offense unt spuu<ring. Quan<rba<l And) Van«:<k "-a5 continuousl)' forced to roU ou1 or the pocket and h\UT)' his passes. Tbt S«<nd hatr saw tht Boou BrocMr$ tr)1 a difr<r<111 approach. Frus1r11ed by thrir onabdily 10 .5COre. the defense tritd to talt matters 1010 tbnr O'A"ll lwods by blitziD& tio<baok<rS to f<>«< th< opposotoon into mistakes. Ho'A"C'\Cr, the Black Horv"s ortmsavc 60< pid;ed up th< SlliJliS paf«tly, .uo..ina 1har q11anubad:. to exploit tM Un<'O\Tr tontS m 1bt 5eCOndat)'. Mo' iQ& do"'-n fidd •itb a series or JCT«nS iiDd shon pal$<$ runninabad<s. lh< Black Hots(' scoring. dri-.·c endtd lkben flanker John ~ . . ." " •lt•l Je.... • II.H ......., J•"-·IJ.H ........ Nil. J . . . . . ., ... SI.H FoMioell llllaMa ....... ..- ,_ ofoae ____.......___ _ •..-..•aa-.-.. .. . . . . . . . atut wltll NFL F-lkM Spec:lale -· wt11t o.t.1o A DNwaiOI' .._ Ldlae ·SJ.M K59 DOTEL IIVf. _.__ _ a . t - Nwwalk • • Sterttec--.....L12. Tho &oecwm . FrldOr, l Del- ••• . Fn~polnc~ cauahl a ohon pass and follo,.ed)Us blocl<r\ ln1o lh< endtone. ''I wa1 happy v.ith this ~rtkular drl\·c," Fiupatrick 'ald. "because we \\'CTC' able to run off many ~uccdsful plays 'Nith vrry few mistakes.' ' Theu lead remained at 12..0 when thdr ron,·crsion autmpl wa.s unsuccessful. As aht rain arcw harder the Boo1.t Brothers' chances s.ccmc:d 5Jim. Ho\\-ever, their ofrensc finally ~tllncd 10 pick up yardage. "Just as they 3ppeared to be moving towards a 5COrc., Black Horse captain Tr~y P<alowski balled do"n a pass ov<r 1h< middle "hich appear<d 10 be heading for a lone gain. On thdr ne"t pos.stSsion, the: Booze BrOfhcrs fin>lly roc:eivod lh< breo~k 1hey n«ded. Pass lnl<rftr<ne< ,.., called on Black Horse do~ 10 thcir o•n aoallinc. \Vho actually committed lht' foul was und<l<rmined, ror no d<f<nd<r .,.,.. close enough 10 the rc:cehc-r to make contiC1 . Despitt' a arc:at deal of p<O<<SI from lh< d<f<nS<, lh< offu:ial hdd his ruling. On tht •<ry nu1 play, qu•rtcrba<k Van«<k roUed riV!I and turn<d upfodd, untouehed inlo the <ndzon<. Tb< convmlon cut thrir d<r~eh to 12-7. Blat~ Horse now tried 10 run ou1 lh< clock by l«P•na th< ball on 1he crovnd. But with ci&h• S«<ndJ l<ft , 1h< Booze Brothm took ov<r posS<SSion on modlidd for ooe last try. Vanecek h<avtd a pass d«p in10 1h< <ndzon<, bul Black HorK"s Moffc interc:'qlllc:d the pass tn.a n.n out of bounds mdina 1h< ,..,.._ Victorious,..,. <aptain Pqlo'"ki added, "II ..... a are:at ahhollc;h ,.c •«c very sloppy. We mUS1 &ct bcuer ttmin& bet•rfll our quan~back and our reui,ns. Last year -.'t made i1 10 1hc pla)'Offs~ This 1t2>on we: """' to b<ll<r Ihat." do,.,, •• ••n �@ etc. C/) t::l z < w a.. 1/JliOl WOULD VOO AA.MR Quote of the Day AAVE, A STOIMCAACHE " No matter how eloq'*'ntly a oog may bark, he cannot tell you that his parents were poor but honest." - Bertrand Russell OR A HEAOADlE ? r:ll,_. Etc. •• • «.hMttlty . . . - 01 TN Sptot1n,rn. Holictl .,..IUIIIfH of lbe Spectrum dare>aMit:JtCI.,.,,HIMf ' " nOofAcln w JII IPI»>/ MH$ ,.~. tM n gltt to «ht all notQa. Shon en~~~ Wlff M fn.n CrOM-kiMilon OWf bng« OMS HtHJoel IO ~It more t~ onct trtUJI N rt141t>MittH lot printlftg. No .n~II'MIMI' Will "-t•bn.,.,., 1/Je PfW>M tn~ C'Otlne llllln~ wfll not De printM£ DHdlfrtn I.IONitr, WNne••r elttl FtltHr ' ' IJrOIC)n. ••ell •'* ~ . . . onMttcl ..... , ........... ..._.. .,.. .U.S tD piCk tMm up In lN Wain H&llln tq....,. cs.itytrom1~ClJ'ft.- G• J PMPt'• Albnce Sl:uOiftt 11'-aource Cen.ttf-eotn.ln ~ dhMs ..:I t1lll.u. t8Jit.. ot scuoy '"our atuden1 f'eiOUI"Ce CtA"r tocattct lin 311 SQ..._ ()pen~ ttOPJ 1G4 pm Of call CAC- Tht Slutzm.~n AlcohOlic Ttattment Cenlet l'loMCSI yOu and 15 otners to ~eo• people (1 ~ )'1"1~ In recrNUonal I C11v1Un on ~end-a. OaJI OfiV~. ThMk.l tO I ll I hOSe Who ltopped by dUti"Q lhtlf \IO!unlltf dflve, C~C. 34$ $QUitw or e.U 1131-3521. Jolin yo. tMnclt . , tM a.Md ..... toMy • uletlrate Sh.abbos Stlwa. the &nl one betor. Yotn Klppuf ~~ ._ );)()P.m. and t01'n0110W' II 10 ..... Vii i H am YetefiUII WhO..,...... betWMn 1M1·'7!t ere~ to_eel1882011 lor lmPOf'IMI upcomtng 15$eumtntl ol Vtln.n N MClt• ::T.::.=~·s~=~~;v~~t;A~~rec· Cam&:~t.ll pickup at i-!30 • m. 11 Red Jac.ket·,_.Chrtl()tl(l Circle. Sono JIMion ln!roductng new tnelocun. to f'l'l«\; .n. 2111 1~ ann~..,..,. o1 H ~Qt~t;l tna JCWtotwlng ev.ntl will W. . oiK:e; Oct. 2-Ftam lhOw aboUt Nfollria and Africa Md let:Cure 81 1 p.m. 1.. UM $QUiiM COnftttnee ThNMr;- 0eL 3-Pany e l 8uft State. Oct. 10- htty In ttM! s• CIOftd r~oc~ tounoe. f'ecl Jtc:Mt:, a •ttoet at a p m. The,..~ s.mc. c.ne_., or uw Deoan· "*"1 Ol 9t)"Ct''oo00)' .. Pf'O'Ad!'!'tO e OI'OOflm ol lnd.Mdu.at treetment lor s-ople wUtt ~ toe~Ao H Of\ • t d of Mlt-contM:Mnee anc1 Mgatl¥1 ~J. • \'ltuaUON The ClfOO"M' IS avaltat:l&t lO attrOM in the Un...,.,ty COft'ltlMoWty ot INk ,.,.__ lllnMf'tlltM Cd .,,..., bet~ 1-6 p.m. liJlO'S 50 CON51~TE -.....oa,. ...,_.. Dance L\1\heran Church. Stann and Wtngttt A..... FOf mot"elnfotrnatlon ealllhe Gtaln Mill all326400 C.tHr Planning ornce worbho91-PYactlc. lnttrvlow WOfktt'IOP tOdf.Y 11 3 p,m In 310 WtnOt LeMoN.,. ~~ tf!Of'\ M cun TUNOI'y In tne fllmore f\ooft\. SqUire. F_l>l'_l_lnOWW to ... ~ IN 0)' Utlng ..Citol*C)e fQI.IlC)mtnl. Jot) ltHIM.WlnQ Ptepa~~Uon ~ Ttchnkluta W orti.Shop Monc;l.ey at S:30 p.m. In 318 Wtn!M lltKI Wednelday It noon In 25 C.l)tt'l. A ~*C*t triter¥._ will be thOwn and dltcuuocL Aaume Wrttlng Wof'l!.~ Hh'-1 - SNbbot dJnf'litt' at nllltl &On~ght ate p.m .• 44 C..., Bh'CJ. &.fvlct, dJnet, "'Stng 1 New Song'' IT'S NICE AAV'ING SOIIIEONE IN CHAR6E A WMbnd wcwkahop wtth Moonl anci Htmu Newmattl10diY Uwovgh S~IY It IM Nol11\ Park Student• will hllve a chance to PfiCtl~ lnlarY..'Nt c.. II at 10 e.rn. Amnttt1 T~y at 2. p.m. In 15 Capan and WedntiOI)' It t p.m . In 7 H8)'ft C. TKhnlqutl IOf an etfectl¥e ruume wnJ be d•a.c:usMCL Pf""""G Gtacktate Fellowhllpl tn ~" Stuch1, Aa&en ~can Stud~ A''o-An'letkM Stud;es, Htll\tt Alntdean Srud..l.. and Chlc.eno $tvdJQ are ~11\Q ottefed b)' 11M Un~Jy of C.fltomla. L.a. ~Come to 3 H.ayu c tor dti•W• "'~1 8w ~ -Weor.eld.ly, OC't 1 AU t.;ular teMCiultS tt1ft I'UI\ ThVflidt t Oct t Setutdily KMdb.. vnUII D.m. AIWf I D l'tl Ult ~,.,.,. reoua.1 rouce2~ ------tO's:urnme!~Ul"' beCIIblail~'\~4 1nl4 H.aye:r.C. MSC. tor"""""*~~ a t the . . _ _ . ...,..,.., ,_llloryln C.Oiomio.Only a tilmiteo 5I.IIPPfy o1 ~IOnS .,. avtiiabtl Fot fiMftlier tnl~hon wrtte 10 lawrence~ Hatlon&l t..llboratoqr, UnJven.. ,. Of Calftornta. PO 9ox ~ Cahtomta. $4$60 eoa.. Ocln, hiYe tM Umef Cfl· c._ k ~1 De Jt,l~t Wf\at youYt tootc.~r-o for. we·,. tno Ouoot-· _, ... _.. 3 1 6 - ~ea.. """' Mondil")' . , .. l).ftL et-o.AG --.o .. - fn - LltiM!no .. _ _ WtdnN61y at 3 p.m. In the H&u ~ Sq.We. Attt concemtd abOUl ,,. •~ 831..2-t7i tor tntOtfi\I.Uon, L.egl,latiot't. Announcements .sce..c. ..... MIA. t.. W0111111n 1ft Ang wiU teature a 'ftoeotte)e llld diteuAion • bout - -.. ~t.mew. a . . . . M.a. commur.hys ..mu gr<M.~p. Cal C.thr' • '"""'7 Ot l)ro,nftl . . P$$712 ror ~ Meetk'lgs lnforma1kln. lutlato AMM1 FUghla eo...m.. meett IOOIY a t 1 p.m. ln St5 SQUire AnyOM ln1MI'-'d In M"'~"~D !he . ,lrn&Jtl.a ~. a..b l'flltetj t04a'; .... p.m. lt'l 10)0 01......... At;. • ~ ......ruo.m ••uno .,. Movtes, Arts, and lectures OMWhf om~ - The mo&l c:untnl tHinking and rtM-IIeh on tht retaUonahlp ~....., math lt'IO H11 £Jiubet.h Fanntma from the Unf-.ralty of Wiaconl>ln 11 Madl~ win PftMnt "Gtr1•. Women ana MIIMmaUct: An (hoffVIew.. toei•Y at 2 p.m.. In lhl Kiv-a, 8aldy, AC The le4f'Mnd program 11 tookJnv lor wol:untaen 1u oft., Ol.lodane.. anent ton. tnd eompanlonltltp to .;hiiCiret~f- 1 8. 11 YO\I ate lnuweatld '"'becoming a blo br0t»e1 01 big tllttr 10 ont ol \NH "'ildr'en. pJeue ~11 811-4.»7 hom to.& p.tn. wH4td.lys. ~I H•ul. .? PrObltrnt W'llil YOI# l~lon:f? ~'I und+l•tend your .....1 Gtoup Legal Sen1ce-s offef'S ftOt ~ edvtet AI'O ltlfonnati:on to Ill UB Jludolt'llt For .,• .,.... to MY legal problemS or q...-stiOM, atop ln 11 tho!~ GL.S o.Uct MOl\.. Tues .. Thi.Ks.. and FnGay5 tr01n 11'1$ CH'ft- anG w~ays from 11·7 p.m. 831•2273 UUAI tf31-2t.S7)-CA.Ihural and ,.,._otmlng AtU ts tookln:Q lof PlOt* to p.trf«m et lfM Fan Sounds M '-is*cat S.t'tt-t Fal Sounos Mut.lc Senn Tut1411' ffOft\ 12•2 p.m. a t Foundtn Pfau, AC. Ja~ o..Joh.neut tn C:Otlc:*'1 &OmOrrow at e p..m WI the FIIIIT'IOI'e Aoom. SqUirt T1c'-e1a • .,..latH In the $Q1.In T\c-'ee OU.ca ChiPIW t ·\111'0 Oy HeJI ~ Oct 21 M I p.m. i.n tnt K.al.h~Mt Comet~ ThNtlf, ftiKOCl . 0aan F,...,..,. Oel 17 at I Md 10;30 p..m. In V'tt Rltl'tJ11411at. Saul,._ T~<:~s evallatllll ., Cftt $Qv"'• Ttc:Mt OfttGe. ,.... ,.the~ oc-t~ by The Who. C*fonNCS tiYe on at,eOe tooa-y, IOtnOffOW r4 Sundrf 8 p.J11, in. ,,. IWMI!no Como~~ TMa1... · T1cQls SQwe 1lc*M Of floe • ftAltl.tiM In N •£,...tt•u• fJm tomotrow tn the SQuiN ContttMCt ThNttf Md ~ylin lht ~ Thutef, Honoft. I I 7• enct ·~ ClJ'ft,. •::30. "'A,.......,..(IMN...,..tJm ....y ooc,li:3CI, end I D m. ion the SOuire ConteorMCe Thuilf. - .....,.. fllm.a 'OCMY and tomonwo at miOntOhl tn IM Squi,_ COn... ~ thNt.r. ..T'hl a.,hMt .._..... tnm todl,. tn 110 MFAC. Ellicott, eno UM'YIOrfWO k'l 148 Olol-ttndorl al7 end It t$ p m. Sunoay . , ... 1;1!, .,., 8:30p.m.. ., the 8Qutrw Cot\fttenot Theat•. Ulkl ~SA meet• tOdaY at 8 p.m. In 331 Squire. 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Frido y, Z 0.10bol 11181 The-""",15 �backpage;the city A couple's design rejuvinates a Richmond flat Complex redone in style By OA VW CZAJ KA FNJU~ Editor w~ T ht htll'ollay outside o( Apartment Five calling ror a showering or disinrcctant- il smell«! o( b<ina in the auit 100 long. Like many or Buftalo's buildinl'. the Richmond Avtnue eomple• b past the age or •·cncrabt6ty. The ourpcntioc craclu alona the plasl« " 'a lls .,«< dcepcocd by tb< li&ht on the oalina. ai>~na them the loot or surp scan. lllook<d runaional, but ..-ouldn't b< runnina for touchdowns an)"l'r\Ofr. at last not on those k:n~. Romeo Simmons opcn<d the dOO< and inside the structure's personality changed . The one room itudio had a b<lly rull or polish«! elcsaooe•• =ne divorc<d entirely from hs low rtnt preludt. Woodgrain wilh ornamcntaJ brass fixtures were the prcvadina clemcncs or the room, instillina within iiJ walls a hearty bouom. II had a quaint nostalaic charm while -.-earing the bravado 20lh century modern: io is undoublcdly a harmonious porlor 10 eome horne 10 but ••• "AU ohos alamour v.'UQ'I alamour v.b<n "e Jtart<d," mention«! Savonnab WaiLiord. Simmons' rOOIIUnal.e. "I wane tel to mow: the first chance we 'Jot. •• or W hen ohe couple rll'$1 mov<d inoo ohc Rk~mond address back in 1979, explain«! Simmons, ohcir chamb<r bore a hellish rc:Rmblance to the haU . "It was a sig.ht to see," he said. Cracks reacblnc rrom noor oo ccillna. amidst dense la)crs or cob,.cbs, the couple coocun<d on iu condition-''dcpressitll." "Savannah was crying all the rime and I d1dn 'c know what 10 do so I oold her 'you're always talkina about dcsignina--dcsian som<1hing. I'll build you an)'lhins' ," Sin1mons rtvcaJed, smiling. '"I was blufnna." But he did know sorneohina had to b< done. .rt.rting from .said Simmons. Ovt'r 3 year later most of the renovation wa' completed exctpt for a few small items-Simmons respOnded, .. I'm oir<d." AI a Jlancc ohe end pr~uct might b< imposina 10 dccorllinJ, lOOk him up on the orr<r. The oripnal " some people, alohouJI! Simmons and Wallard Slresl that the pion ,.... done on loose lear pa~ in pen; the picturu themsc-h•a •ere some• hat crude. Yet. the areal cart" and sm.a1.lkh anan.scrnent Ots into their intimate 1ifaaytc. prl'C'i$ion a,hat ._-cot anto than '<li'U a prominma factor in "Vt"c \\eft • Jitdc sca.nd about mQ\in& into a oM room limitina prodUC'ItOO c:osls. apanmc:nt, •• Sa\annah sa.i<:t UNow, it"s like ha""in& 01Mr The acoual around brealtit~~ itsdr bclan in oht surnm<r or rooms-kitchen. dinin& room, lhrin& room, bedroom-where you don't bavc to open a door.'' 1980. ''This -.as his ve:ry first tirM t\tt doin& something But when ask<d about bcit~~ cramp<d, Simmons like this," said Wallard. respond«!, "noo at all. h's close. h rorccs people 10 •.. I oook wood shop in high school, e•·eryone takes w.l)Od shop in hl&h school, buo you don '1 do ohis in no wood communicate. There's no ocher room co run in1o." shop." clarined Simmons. At this point in thtir lives the couple are thinklna He ,.... SPeaking specirocally or ohe b<d, corrcc table. seriously aboul enocrina the rldd or dosO&n/oonstruction as a care«. As blacks, ohey both ass«t ohao thcit work ban closeu. tiocb<n rooures and otb<r auoned odds and sods. Qancd rrom Kntch," Sjmmons quipp<d. "II ..... easy example ror )'OUOI bbck children. "Hopcrully this ,.;11 to do: you're just •ortin& ..;m squart'$. ·• moti•-aoe black children," explain«! Wallard. "They can say, 'hey, ohey dld ohis. they dido~ have ony experience.' " In cencral bolh ,.ould 6te to ohint lhao their v.ork C' fived 10 lutnbtr and sa":du.st the •hole time." could b< a model ror everybody ino«<st<d in bcucrina thcit WaJJard s.a.id. In order to keep expenditures at a minimum dwellings. ''This example carers to everyone, to s:tudtnts, the t•o took on the entire ta.s.k them~lves. Buying cheap people who've b<cn ripp<d orf and people afraid 10 try il. wood 11 loc:allurllb<r yards and transponlna the bulk We can'l take 1hc attitude of gimmc )'QUr money, we want themselves uvcd a considerable sum, to help.'' Simmons conf~ the job became more and more WaUard, who claimed she--was always interc.sced in ·w, '' W • . . . _ . ...lylo H~mtdl tl~•.nc. arduous as 11 prOifCS$<d. "The bcsinnina ..... easy, oben it sot dirriCIJio," b< said. "Ooly b<causc )Ou had oo finbb." Savannah ccho<d. 1neir ooll in ohe endca•cr was also aid<d by a brilliano ""'ak or luck. "E•trything just worl<d ouo. We boua:ht a lamp which ended up match ina the c:urrains." #Cf"flch � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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'O'U doo'1 fed ..e should JUSl&l>e •hem lhc dcared. money." MOO<e eautloncd lM Audcnl ..An audn waiJ take, I would ny, two lqif.laton to "tlkc your turK «o Whc tbis .. ceks." ~1 -e . .lmalcd. "'llltte iJ 110 p<obl<m." reason f01 me 10 bd~ ahey b< able But. umc •as """"'hona T1oe Sp«<nJm to pay biook oil aherr debt._" M- e did no..'ba\t much or. h •u soon kamecl. r<ported tbal 11>< paper hal been makina • Moore: 1nrormed hn. audlm« tha:a TM . !ip«uum:. pllftl<l .... leery or lhe Smale's profir on rv«y IUlK 10 tmphasiu his s:ub>cnpuon appro•aJ. II dern2nded 1ha1 the poinl. appro« u. SA Prwdcnl Joe Rllldn lold lhr Salatc that he wanted an a.uu~ that T1w $p«/fWm •as "malin&lhett •on'• paper- &i~ it firll c.ndhor gat us or today"s paper wouldo'l b< prinled. 1-i rsc tredftor suatuJ. allowt. WhOC'\'cr h i5 assigned 10 rirsa crack at a corporation's assc"tJ ir h claim1 bankruptcy. Bdorc the St:nate ten\tnrd, SA had firsa crtditor staaus whh Sptetrum as a r~ult or a SlO,OOO loan 10 1he paper in May 1981, Moore !Old the SMllt. Tbe prinltr !hen n,, Senate holds first session, supports The Spectrum By 1'EIUIANCB CANAl)£ Assistant Compus Ed11or he newly eiCCI<d Slud<nl Anoclalion (SA) SMale held an lnfO<mal uno!Oclal inforiniU4lllll n•cctln& in Talb<n ChiUllbcn Friday. The mcctina .Uow<d SA uccu1iV<S the oppor~unlly 10 relay lhc pcnin<nl cl<talli of SA's r.nancW llfCICmCD1 ~<ilb . , . $p«tnAm, iu proposed muacr "illllll< lnlcr·~ Council (I RQ, llld a loan for lllc RC<Ofd Co-op 10 IM new manbcn T of lh< Ser111e. SA Treasutcr Mllrk Moore prov1Md tht backl(ound onform••lon 10 1he S<nat< on Til• ~trurn a11,1cemem. Tb< papt'r nffil<d about Sl7,000, hc nolcd, and "h would nol havc bo<n possible 10 ah·e lhem • loan, b<o:awe !hey "'ouldn '1 b< able 10 pay u ~ck.'' Arter a strin or negotiations between the two orsaniwk>ns. an SA sub=iption fee for &rranJcd. Tit~ $p«triJnl "'U T ht -.r«mCftl 1J ttnlaw.~. Moo"' «.,Wn<d. bccau>< lM SMale RiD must lHE made ill demand (Of pnm&r) 'KIIUJ until lhc $Ul&ription b OPI>fO\o.l , Moore a1Lnl tM Stna1e to &he up firsr craittor Slatus for l'-'""0 '-'«ks-thc amount or u~ M anumed u .... ould aa .. e the Stnate to orftciall)" appro'~- r the .ub>cnptlon. "Cha~ 1ha1 ~ llht paperl would ao unckr '" thC' M-\t two -Atcb Me prcU)' ff•m:· lhC' Ualurtr noccd. Riftin ciac<l printn pu~nu rt I ) he implored the 'Sc:na1e "to ma~ c a dtclsJo" now." After thdt usuran«S. 1ht Sena1e unanimously 111,1ffil 10 pay n.. ~rum's audhor's debc1. Tht money ls 10 romt rrom 1he yn 10 b< ra1llicd subtcriptlon aarcemcn1. HaVin& dispeos<d wilh no. Sp«trum 's p<obltnu. lhe SMne moved oo 10 lh< r<anl mt'r&cr of IRC llld SA. Rlf'ldn !old llle body thai IRC'• n.,. oam< would b< ohe Reoidcn<e Studcn1 Or&aniauon 1RSO). A con>lillllional o:han¥ -..ould soon b< p<oposcd 10 allo" RSO's P<nodcnl1o b<coone a mcmb<o or the SMOlt, ocoordins 10 RJfkJn. Ho•C"'o'n, the RSO •ssue •u quiCkly dropped as Rlfl.m admlllcd, "Very link has bo<n don< uccp< Eric (I RC Prcsidcnl Rclth) and l h>'t mn 'J)Ofadicall y... C1ooina ouc lht 5<11ace's aacnda ...., 1nt lopk of a proposed $1 2.000 loan 10 1he RCCO<d Co-op. Tbe Co-<>p. Moore capl:oined, had hoped 10 Opt'n by Oclob<r B C\..""aWt' of the uno metal n:uurr or the stiSton. Mcxne was allowed only 10 ask the I. but rhey need co pay back ouurandln& body for a poll on !he i.,uc, Rlfl<in asked If deb!$ before >llrlina bu>incu aa:oin. Moore an)' senator wu opposed 10 transferrin& the said "a tiult nus:mana,emenT" a.nd .some misundtutandinaa v.11h l3St )'tar•s SA admml.str;ltion \\~a t tht root th.t Co· op's problm1\. The Scnatt dtdt.kd 10 rC"'JC''c us d«ision sul&riptlon ""' 1hcn dO>Cus><d. Afl<r some on 1ht Co-op un11l b~ ntkt mM.In&. Also 10 dthbcrauon. 1t w.as .,toed amona the KnaJ.On thas a ckaJ.1on &houkl nc until b< decided '' lht \Ck<lion of lhe Cha~r and 5IIIU) to the printer (Or the OC'(I 1'.'0 "f'C'k s. SOcntt tnsut":d ··a1h1nk )OU made tht ri&hl dechion:· Moort praiSt"d. The :k.'tual aflcr a fuU ouch! b conduncd of 1he l\nll-sp:lptt . . . , v.-.ntiO sao :an audd stucknf or mnnb<os or !be r'"on« CO<nmoucc. Tnt! p.m. Me> to mm aptn dui Thursdi)' at l EORUM Monday, 28 Soptem~er 1981 Volume 32 Number IS State Unl• orslty ol New Yorll at Bulfalo Referendum passes overwhelm ingly in SA election SKU BA bested in Senate races 81 S£TH GOOOCHU.D Mgnfltllll Ediror aced by a last-minute lobbying blicz, the referendum co increase lhe studem mandacory fe« three dollars and allocate ic to SASU was overwhelmingly approved by a four-lo· one margin in last week's Saudent Associacion (SA) eleclion. In the SA Senace races, lhe SKUBA party's lock on the Legisla1utc was crushed as it could manaae only four victories in lhe 12 seat body. SKURA was swept by 1he SMART pany in abe four dormitory rontcsts and was the be$1ed in lhrce or the four off. camp\U pcrmanen1 races. The bdeaaured party did caJ)IUI'C 1hrtt of the four SCIS in lhe temporary Off· campus catqory, lhou&h. Ora,.in& only 2000 Sludents to the poll proved a disappointmml 10 SA officials. President Joe Rilldn labeled the tumoua "prtiiY poor" and blamed the relative: apathy thai gree1ed 1he contests as the main culpriL "Becau~ there was no opposition to the Student Association of the Stale University (SASU) referendum and it wasn't a major iss·u e." Rirkin asseraed, "the Sen ale didn't drag alohg altention, it's still the be&innina of $dlool." P A ccord ina It>- Elections and Credmtials Chair LaUten« T. R!*nlhal, the aurnout paled in number 1o lasa year's Sprina elec~ions which drew almost 30 puccna or che SIUdenl body to tbe deaioo booth. "People were DOl aware of what was going on," be noted. "People just did no1 know who Ihey .,.er~ .voting for." In comparison to lllSI year's races-which were marred by numerous complaints and a frmried weekend of hcarinJ;S-Lhis year's election "ran smoot!tty" with ·a minimum o f complaints, Rosenlhal added. The Chair explained ahat lhe:re."were no problems" and lhatlhet< was only one· comploin1- an informal ' 'erbal prou:st by a St.'l)BA member on a le11er 10 abe editor of The Spi!c·trum. h..,.• more conarol, ahhou&h <v<r)1hing is Slfll premature ... " People were not aware of what wa s going on. Peop~e just did not know who they were votmg for." SA Official Larry Rosenthal Rifkin uplaincd thai UB would have a local organiLer and would e~oemK "more clouc" because or lhe increased financing and • "chang< in auiaudes." The SKURA pany (Studcms Keepina UB Alive) suffered its fim real defeat in ill three year hiSiory in lhr Senace race. After JWoepona l\11'0 conseculive Sena1e elections and s wamping ils opposition lase Spring by aaking five of seven Executive posilions. SKUBA was whipped in lh< dormitories and ou1 four •io1ories in the other tw,o cal<&Orles. • Dormitory students tlec1ed Eric Friedman, Steve Higgens, Tony Oark and K~n Jves- all from the SA officials ;xprcssed pl<'l>ut< "'tr lh< SASU SMART party, a n<wly fgrmed aroup t~at is centered ref<rendum's approval, citing surprise a1 ils easy In Ellicott. F.riedman led all c.a ndidaaes wi1h 602 voles victory. Winning I , 420-317, the question will r«uh with the lhree olher SMART mcmbera dosely in a dtangcd rdationship betwem !he Albany behind. headquaners and its UB c:onstiauency, SA leaders SKUBA member and Chair of the SA SpQker's remarked. "I don't 1hint there was any real Bureau Keith Patterson was the leadina vote-aetter opposition 10 il," Rifkin assened. "Thr« dollars amon& off-campus permanent hope(Ills wilh 209 isn't a lot or mon.ey in one sense.'' VOles. David Dale and Rkhard Brem, both or the SASU delegate John Santoro ar&ued that ahhough Commucer pany; fiaishcd second and ahird, with 201 he expeaed to win, he was surprised by lhe eas<: wilh •and 198 respeclivdy. lndependcol Rami Hanash look which it was approved. ''I think il was deRnilely an the final slot with JS7 votes. informed, educ:aaed public," he insisled. " I believe SKURA member$ Debbie Classcr, Eric Altman and lhey underSiand what SASU is doin& for rhem .'' Eric Vereb were winners In the off-campus cemporary SASU delegare Tina Swlte .aid 1ha1 UB ana 1he catqnry while lndepcndm1 Laura Cden~a~~o broke oraani:uuion's officers would be boldinatalk$ in the up ·me menopoly. • next few weeks to work out lhe relationship now ahaa The Senate had ias first mectina Friday afternoon, UB's aiiO<lations has been upped co almost SSO,OOO. an informal gatberin& called by SA Treasurer Mark "Thlnas will bc.difrcr<nt," she asserted. "We will Moore. �in shOrt. lHEspECIRUM ..W t m- lf)it)& to malt sun I hat th~ Squlft HaD ••"'"))rhne U rnaintaan('d in sbe mtdst of the building or both ca mpu ~ College Bowl to Return Tbc CBS Radio Nct"'O<k has announc<d plans 10 air an intm:lOIIqiale quit ihow CtJIW,~ &•t loiCT lhio season. Coli~~ Bott.·l. eonsistina of competitions bdween two teams of four stuck:nu-culminatlna in a flationat cha.mpionship-was formcdy a 1dcvision show "'hlch was :lircd a d<ade qo. The prosrau> •ill uk qucs~ions lh3l ..ill ranee from liberal aru. 10 sporu 1o currcn1 ....,.., stan '"""'the show in October a1 the UUnois lnS1i1u1e of Technoloay. cas ..;u campuS<>," Haydw >&ld. Complete details of 1he impcndllll final dcci11on Friday's 1uue of TM Spto<mun. ,.;u be 1n Terrence CaA.w .AuiNMC No vaca ncy Tht West Berlin Sena1r announced lait Wftlthat it "•tl open an iO\'t.sti&allon COilC(rnina tht prob1cm Of inadt(IU3tt hoU.Sh\1 in tht r«enlly, a demons:trator 't\'J.\ crulhed by a bu1 durin& a proltst '¥ohich rt)uhcd o'er the- eviction of se'·eral :,quattt".rs on Tunday. H ealth Career Day Rq:wtsentat.hcs or almost 100 orp.nization) from around the burni111 tncau< 11 1hc Trcawl) Depanmtnl and on ahc strpJ. ..mr.ana "'"" Xabosh end soon? The Rcpublic3lu ore tbinkina or slappm& a ..indfall profi1s ta.' on inu,rnl. Oidn'l Caner do that "'ilh she ool compama? Owl you ever >u>pcct 1hat both panit$ &<I IOJCI.b<t for rock1aib 11 nlah1 and dnnl. to our confu.s-ion'? Sec the Republicans mticluna 1hc Wall S<rcet b3nkcn! country clob has auackcd lhc )'8Chl basin. At•n C f<achlr/CO~tttfCWtlftQ O.vki Cl.tfk.IIFt•t•_,. _IMI,_.._ JICk Mt•lmtfAAoeft .. F..t. John fonntii.,Gr•pltlc• JoMph 8 Zingai ~Ntfloul ......._,_,...,_.,.,.., Oe'tid A. Comstodt/P'todleal Sun Lll PettlnoiAIU TonyGtojOGOIM- JarMt ONtnceru:otPhorotrt,.., Jelftt)' N CaruorJ8ualnen M.n•p., Wayne 8 HunledMatUf/ ttO Ol~tvt lol8 """"'......,_ ..... ..... -SairMy G'Oila'A ctr. COOtCii'Nt« The adding thet tht princ::iplcs included a union on eadl campus. Ahhouah no one buildin& will complc1cly rcpl_acc Squire liaU, Hirschman no<cd thai Talbcn Hall "ill probably become the Talbcn Student Cco1n. "ith many or she Squire refuccco lindin& ne-A' homes Lhere. c.....,. -·~ t<ftJn MIOtllneiCop1 Je.i fret " 'Thl.ln:lori$p0ttt Jon M. ONI\fA.srls:tMI $portt 1 really wanted the administra.aton's supply-side economic theory to v.ork. I wantt'd bugn cuu and d.rasaic taJC (uts simuJta.neousJy. I wantfd 'oodoo economics to su~. I lill""l.ntcd to S« them The Rcpublicaru arc thinkina or impoundin& funcb. Thai's a mmac:ina ••"Ofd-•mpoundmcnt. \\'iU they put a boot on Tip O'Neill's timous,inc! Monlbs of nq,o<t3lions arc V.U1dina do.,n u Kabosh Commiucc rq>m<nlothu Bob Hayden and Pe<n Hinchman meet "ilh ad.ministrath't orflc1all this week tO decldt the fate of the 37 Squirt Hall o rganit:nlons which will bt dislocated when the union doses jn Dcccmbcr. "Our four basi< principles hO\e bccll ..,....S 10 and •111 dcrUUitdy be impinncnlcd,".Hinchman uplalDcd Satu1day, ti'IOn)' N P«III.,Mfi"f f ditot ..._., S..,..tM Olto<JOf Mlrt)' RoM~C.mput squaum ha'~ occuncd o'-er lb< I'd couple of )-..n. MOSI nation .. ill be on hand to spuk with potcnlial srlldu;ol<o pla~~ninc to 110 IntO health rclolcd rldds. h is e• pccted thai hcal1b rclaled VB sc:hools and dq>anmcnu from human.Stf'Vicn to 50Cial work will paratcipaae. JQtln .C.. Ll~ltnll£ditot>,ft·Cbl•f Setn Gooclchiknf•n•tt~te Emt.or Otn HokMI#C.ntpttt nat ion a I W e51 G<rman caprtal city. S<vnal c~ bd"ccn polk'< and The Coren Plannina orr..., is sdlcdull•& 2 H<olth Rdalcd Coren Day for Monday, Octobd 19 in Squ1<e Hall'> M1tltrd Fillmore Room and lia., Loun&<· No.U Vol . . J'lhtman has auad.f'd Marcw Dt,·Of'('_ts arc mess:)\ attn't tbe)'1 Somcho... I Jet 1he fcdin& lhll Rca$lft .. m be taJdna u• 10 the zoo e' ery other Sunday. • fllt S/Hetflll'l'f Is Mn'od by tt1e Assocft l td Prest, Field Newspe~r SyrM:J.c:att, L.os AnotlN r~~Ms $)'ft0Cate. Collegi.ate KNdffnn ~ Unlt«< f.MtutM $ynOI<:a:ect 1nc1 Unitllf Prn:s S,ndtc:.at&. The S~»Ctrum 11 repreaenttC for natlontl tcr\lfrHalno tiY Cotnmunications and' Advett•llft9 Sen-ices 10 S tudents, Inc Chc:u&abon a -.-or 20.100 ,_ SP«trum om~• .,. ~teet In 3M SQuirt Hd. Statt Unl"ff''lty of New Yotk e\ 84.dt110," 34)6 Mala Suwt.luffeto. NewYcwt; tQ14 Tet~ (716i831-ll7t ldttor&al; (715)831o3681, buslneu, Copytlght 1981 8utfaJo, N.Y. T~ Spectrum Studenl PtdoOIC:al. Inc... Edf&orlaJ -~·do_.,"'" £61- a.t ~lone of eny m.aU• "*"'"' WithOUt 1M~· conMnt of lhe EdltOf•fn-Cbiet Ia III'ICtly 10 1 , , . S,.Cttulft Ia prlllted b)' 81.111aJo --lnc..t310&.nocaSt. ...,_, N.Y. Oisttlbuled free 10 U'f Unlverd:y communllylllmil one: copy pet Ptf~«'• Still in town? Celebrate Rosh Hashannah at the Chabad Ho use 2501 North Forest Rd. 3292 Main St. (turn left •• vou le•ve the l~nnel •I Wilkeson: •nd cross the flhco<l Creek Footbr•dael Mon. & Tues. night 7:30 pm Tues. & Wed. morning 9:30am Hear the Sholar blown at the Chabad Hayse ;- 11:30 am or in Square Hall 1 Fillmore Room - Spm �Main Street transformation will cause disrupti on To become Health Science paradise ---------------By EI LEJ::N LEE Froturr EduorCdttUF*l IHJI.:.· fhiS ~ tlu.~ .....~tmd ill tJ sertes 011 Untvl'rslly ro1utru~tion ffiQ pori and fad/11~. Wltile the Amhmt ca,npus is tumilli piles of rubble and concrete block$ into tinished buildings-, crows on the Main Street ?.mpus wUI be t urnina pares or finished bulldinq into rubble next sctncst.c:r. • According to John Neal. Vice President or Facilities Plannina. the demolition and rcoon>truc:tion work on Squire Hall, Abbott Library and the Medical School compltJ( wiU sprina into high gear noxt year as the Main campus continues its con,ersion into a Health Sciences facility. He said that the buildings, CJ(dudiog Foster which is already OttUpicd by drills and chain saws. are "undor design no"·· and. should be completed in appro.Umately four )'elm. The most pubhcized change coming to the Mam Strec:t Campus is the wroclting of Squire Hall. nu, three-Story student union will be bloc~aded on all sides prohibiting passage between it and hrber for an addition that will be built. ' ' The construction site will include Squire as \\ill as a wine beln11 built on the f'ost<r side." Neal explained. ''When comple1ed it wiU be the sinsJe building holding most or the dental school.'' II is noc likely the Haas Lounge. formerly used as 1 ballroom, will remain in its present state witb cband~liers, cherry paneling and marble tireplacc. When built in 1962, the room .was designed 10 &ive the e~ding university some of the elegance or the ivy-league schools in the east. A similar fate, not quite as severe, awaits one of the most oolleaiate and stately-looking buildings on the Main Street campus besides Hayes Haii·Abboll Library. Lying a top four an old·fasbtoned university library with lona. high wooden bookshd,~. antique but tarn,.hed chaodeUers and a buucrnut mantle pi- above the nrcpl~••· tiers or Slepo and beyond the large roman-styled pillars the rooms lllterior !tolds an dqance ••n1urpaued by any other c;~rreruly on the •'3niPUS. "T11e existillj! building will be guued and compll1ely redesigned," the vice president said," ash rt tramformed fnto a health scient< library." The new library will inc;lude both the T " The problem is we need space iOwCifk. On the Amherst Campus we could get away with it... but on Main Street we're going to have to tie up areas with blockades." Jobn Neal h< other room Neal assures will be prestfved Is the Silverman Oflice. Now used as a conference room, th< office belonged to the man whose endowment helped to build Abboll Library and who was its director for "a very lon& tim<" Neal said. One look at the room, whieh Is generally undrr lock and key. uplains the errons bein& mode to mamtain it. According to lqend, the Siherman off'~« was desianed after • room in an Englis.h castle. Furn•~bed \\ith Kiucnger originals, the room is oaL-pancled on all sides ..;th glass enclosed boo~ cases on~ used to hold Siherman's i0mt¥~hat ramous An1t·riean Liltralurt' collectton. The ,.hite celing O\<r th<long room is arched and tc"<tured \\ilh a brocaded no .. er pauern. Situated on the v.est side or Abbou on ttie >e<:ond noor, Neal said it has one of tht be<t view\ or the campus. Actually. there are molt appealing >ights on campus than the ropid oraosit ronmurtion barricade, but in Silverman'• day the •iew of ohe North la"n muM ha\e been much more inspiring,. h< thtrd e~esore that "iU begin to fffier on \1ain Street nextsemest<r will be on the campus >id< of the Farber Complex as • Ia rae new "'n& for the medical schoolos added. COstoJ1l! in e'ccss of appro;<imately S2 milhon. the four story wing will be one or the lar¥est construction projecu the unh<n•LY wtll toke on in next year. "II will connect ,.ilh Cary at l\\0 points and Farber at one.'' Neal said. "And at 1$0.000 square fl:<'t it's going 10 be huge ... Parr or th< enormous cost involved in building the structure is th< animal laboratory which will be .situated in one corrttr or the wing. The vice president said that because of the speeiallighting; venlilation. water S)'Stem and nooring needed, animal space is mort ••pensive than hospital space for human beings. T old butldtnJI and a lhrcc·story ne11 .,ing on the bi<ycle·rack side or Abbou. he added. I n this cas., ho.... er. an w;n no• be lost. "Abbou Library holds \\hat I think are the t\\o classia;t rooms on ather or th< campuses,· • he satd, "and they will be retained." • The first room to be preserved is the main reading room which " 'as the largest study roon1 in the buildina tor about 40 years until the Millard Fillmore Collrge took ovrr the building for oftioe space. Two·storie~ high, the room is th< cpitomy of T he con~truction siles and machiner-y s:trev.n across the campus may pay off if the rcnO\llllOIU produce buildings "'hich delllonstrato the design and thou&hl or the oriainals. Many prefer this alternative to the addition or "quid!ie" buildings such as the Main Street Librario ·and the Ha)ICS AnntJ(es. Accordin,g to Neal, ho\\ever. th< problems. for the Main Street campus will be more than unsightly construction -sites. "The problem is we need space to work," he explained . "On the Amhorst campus w< could Set away with it because we started in the middl< and worked our way out. But o n Main Street we're g'Oina 10 ha'-.:10 tie up areas " ilh blockades.'' "The campus is going to be a mess." he added. :~---------~---------~ FREE• EYEGLASS : "------':•. FRAMES :I :e·!=:::.';. ~=..~. ~...... Sou~ I " :.1;,•.,.. ~ I _,...,_.,~ EVERY MONDAY NIGHT 'BOOGIE TO SO's, 60's&70's OLDIES t 1 I 1 hr Service In Most cases IAA~tkftlllfMta1-l...,. . ~ . II 83~ --1 L------~~··••••••••••••••• SHOULD WOMEN REGISTER FOR THE DRAFT? Is the Draft Necessary? Can We Support Military. Expenditures? Answers ....OCTOBER 5th Sponsored by SA Speakers' Bureau t •.· ~.. •. .~ • ' • "'""""'· 2SS.po""''* 1111. Tho ~um • J8 �CALL FOR PROPOSALS Proposals for activities to enhance University life are being sought by the Student Activities Steering Committee, which has been allocated $25,000 by the Faculty-Student A ssociation to fund approved grants which can not normally be funded througli other sources. Any members of the UnivBrsity Community may submit a proposal with a budget estimQte to - Student Activities Steering Committee C/0 Student Affairs 543 Capen Hall - 636-2982 Winners and losers SA results The fi nallallics in las1 w«k's Senalt cleaion arc as follows (wi n ners a rc in na lics) : SASU Referendum 1420 79 "' 3:J1 21"' YtS No Dormilorits 602 16.. S87 S68 IS"' 530 14"' 438 II W. 422 ll o,'o 384 IO'lo 304 8Cft Eric Fritdma" 15"• Srro~ Higg~•IS To11yC/ark Kt'11l•-es , J erry Olsen Susan Behw Mt rian Shards J ohn J eavons Off- Campu s P trJn a nt nl Parrtrum Den·id Daft R ichard BrHI/t RamiHa11ssh Glenn Dono, an Ed Newlon louis Yeomos K~irh Proposals may be submitted on forms availpble at that office or in the form of a letter. Submissions should include the name of the proposing individual or organization (with a person to contact), and a detailed estimate of expenses. After initial screening, proposers of projects being considered will be invited to meet with the committee to discuss their requests for funding. The committee seeks creative responses to University needs which will benefit a substantial segment of the student populatien and the University Community. DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS IS OCTOBER 14th '8 1 Off-Campu s Ttrnporuy Debbie GlOSS'! £rk-Aitman Laura Celtrlllano £ricVuch MikcGr<a~ Tom Shaver Joel Kalirowilz Mike Harrold Frank Siersinar J oel Johnson 209 :zoo;. 20 1 193 IS7 149 139 101 193 167 19"' 19"" 15.. 14"' 13"' IO'lt 1 5~. 13"' ISS 12"' ISS 134 115 106 76 ll"io 9"io 8.,. 6"' s"' 58 S'lt 32 2'lt Bullfeather's Lodge 3480 Millersport Hwy . -Special Report - COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY GRADUATE PROGRAM IN PUBLI.C POl-ICY AND ADMINISTRATION MONDAY · PitchPr" O.V. $3.00 WinP Spedal~ All Nite TUE SDAY · Wing Nite - Bu~· One• Doublt' · get second for S 1.00 WEDNESDAY· Ladies Nite FRH. Champ agm• for Ia diPs I 0 pm · !\1idnir ... La batt', Blue 7 Sc THURSDAY Nih• · is ~tudenr Nit" Pitcher's G••nrw $2.50·\'udkd Dr inkS I This two-year master's · program trains men and women for public service careers at the local, state, and national levels of government, stressing the dual skills of public admin-· istration ~md policy analysis. For luther information, write to: · Dr. Demetrio&. Caraley, Director Graduate Program in Public P~licy and Administration Columbia ·university 420 West.118th Street New Y.ork, N.Y. 10027 -------------Finding People with ANSWERS • Freshman students are encouraged to schedule appointments with their D.U.£. ad· visers during Freshmen Adoisement Weeks. Sept. 14th -Oct. lnd. If !lOUr adoiser is located on -the Main St. Campus, call 831-363 I ; on Amherst call 636-1450. �SUNY Central opens up to students SASU hold media event By DAN HOLDER Campus Editor ALBANY, NY- Terming the drive for student · votina riahts l "partisan political activity," State Unviersity of New York (SUNY) Chancellor Oirton Wbanoo ruled out SUNY involvement in the rtaistnuion process at a Friday press conferen~. Participatina in a media conference sponsored by the Student Association for the State Unhersity • (SAsU). Wharton fielded questions from $1udent De~ASPDper representatives for about 90 minutes. Topies covered ranged from votins rights to day care centers, with some queries pertaining to sinale campuses. When asked if SUNY Central would utUi7.e the 373.000 student$ as a voting bloc working for the State Universities, Wharton explained that "it i5 not our business" to ensage in the political process, because his orr.ce is a State agency. Wharton's comments came after a short briefing to the student press by SUNY Executive Vi~ Cbaneellor Donald O'Dowd and a pand discussion with thrtt Vi~ Chanet'llors. A placid question and aMwer period was interrupted when Fredonia's The uad~r 's News £ditor Kathy Zimmerman intcrroaated Chancellor for Finance and Business Harry Spindler. The questions eoncerned a 1964 loan made by the Fredonia Faculty Senate Association to their Colleae Foundation of S220,700. Zimmerman uked when the loans will be reapid, to comply "'ith a.tJew York State audit report. Spindler pleaded ianoran« of the matter, <'en after Simmerman read part of letter that he sent to Chief Budget Examiner Paul Viollette. "For the first time, we have tried to mesh planning with budget., -SUNY Chancellor Clifton R. Wharton D unn& his prcscntation, Vice Chancellor for Educational Services James Smoot detailed his unit's operation. One aspect was the O..velopmental Studies, )llhich Smoot revealed had a day care section. When questionc4 on what individual campuses can expect for assistance from that office, Smoot ccmfessed that there are no funds available for development. But he noted that other sites. such as Cobleskill had mated educational pro,ranu eon.,•. such as nursina with federal funds to s~ up a center. The news confere.nee with Wharton rurned with a short address to the student reportets. He noted that next year's "budget is based on no tuition Increase." In the future, SUNY decisions will be designed on a "multi-phaJC rollin& plan," which will balan~ planning betwttn intra-campus change, ioter<ampus trade and affiliations, and chana• in campus missions. Wbanon explained that "for the first time, we ha>etned tO mesh planning with bud&~·" As pin of the:. rollins plan, the Chancdlor said that the upcoming construction at Utic:a·Rome wiU be trimmed beck to "the original intent of the Board of Trusttts." The administration for proarams such as nursina will inst<ad be transferred to t~e Upstate Medical Center. leaving Utica-Rome as a high technology center. W harton indicated that there is an experimental program in the Student Accounts office Where by incomina financlal aid checks will be s~ned o'er to the responsible 54'hool. After all deductions are made the student "'iU rec:ie>e the leftover money. Zimmerman questk>ned if it was true that there will be up to a 30 day delay in processin& the check. Wharton pleaded ignorance to that specific question, and promised that someone in hil oflioe will look into it. In explainin& SUNY policy on campus closing ror the Jelo.ish Hi&h Holy days, Wharton told the students that it is "a local campus decision ,.·here it rould affeet signif...-ant numbers of students." Con=nina UB :tnd the holidays, Wharton reponed that h.c "had not ya ~ed a request front (UB President Roben) Ketter" ronceming the shutdown. But he noted that a final decision hu not been made In his oflice. ·calling SUNY "one of th< be5l kept Herets in the Stat< of New York," Wharton txpn:s>ed Optimism on the future of the system. He said that the campuses "nttd to look to ou.rselves as well as the State for continued produaivity." There will be a shortfall in funding or about Sl20-160 million in ftve years. but the Chancellor promised that SUNY will rontinue to "araue for retention of funds." Educators evade issues, irk stu~ent par\ici<p ants By MARTY ROSEN CDJrtPus Ed11or Acting Vice Chancellor for Academic Proarams, Policy and Planning Jerome Komisar. Each vice chancellor aave extensive descriptions or their role in the A LBANY, NY-State University of New York (SUNY) Central Administration paraded their big names ~fore journalistS from SUNY student publications at a media conferenet' this w..,kend in an effort to dispel the myth of SUNY Central-as system-quotes that m:tny of the big, bad bureacracy. students, some of whom had traveled However, by the eondusion of an art<moon agenda filled with several hundred miles for tl\e opportunity to quesdon SUNY unanswered qu~ions. evasi\·e an$v.ers and patroniz.ing run-a·roun<ls by top officials, could pick from the pages or administrators there could be no doubt the SUNY Central handbook. in anyone's mind that SUNY students P ointed questions from a Fredonia are relegated to (he hinterlands in the SUNY Central gnmd-schemt-of-things. student resulted in a line of "I don't knows" from Spindler. A quote from The conftrence, sponsored by the a letter he bad written resulted in Student Association of the State • denials and a sudden memory loss by University (SASU), IUS held at. the _ tbe cornered vice chancellor. SUNY Central Administration Perhaps the opening remark by buildina. a blpek-long Gothic_castle in Executive Vice Chan~llor Donald downto.,n Albany. O'Dowd should have lipped the Friday's agenda featured a "Udents off as tO what was I() follow. discussion panded by Vice Chancellor " By the way," he began, before for Finan~ and Business Harry presenting an overview of the SUNY Spindler, Vice Chancellor for ,,_... 'lttm is 111 orr the Educational Sirvica J....a Smoot and Commentary rccoo:cl." Unfortunately. it was not an attempt at humor. Tht real aame started v.i th the news conference with Chancellor Qifton R. Wharton, Jr. After a brier update on current rssues he took question.s from rhe approximately.~ in atrendance . Rest easy.~NY hasa J)olisbed politician in command. With aplomb to match any lcsislator at the top of the hill, Whanon managed to give detailed responses to matters or colossal insianificaqce while he deftly made perfunctorY, comments on major issues. He informed the group that SUNY has a problem attracting and retainin' faculty because salaries can not match those of the private sector. However, SUNY is trying to "improve the situation.·• I t has been rumored that one outstandina candidate for tbe U B prajdency hu wn.cl dowa the position bttause of the low pay. When questioned whetbe.r the ehancellor's office was prepared to cxerl pressure to increase the salary to soare a top..rate candidate, Wharton responded, "There has been a seriousAecllne WI salaries for top admlni5trators.'' Although UB is non,-compctitive, he claimed, we"U cet an outstanding candidate. Don't worry, Jt¥1s, be told T1tt! Sp«rrum eonungent. leave it to us, we do this presidential search stuff all the tim<. Next Question . Wharton eoncu.rred With Governor Hugh Carey's decision to preve.n t a SOC<!er aame with the South Africu Springboks on the basis of their apartheid policy. However, the conference came to a huty dos.: when he was asked about SUNY invesunenu in South Africa. Call my ol'lice for details and, by the way, don't be upset wben we don't answer· your c:all• and, oh yes, try not 10 be.JO bani ... • ..,. Ill~. IOoollliy.t~....,....., . n..,.._, : 5'. �editorial Minority rule Whatever happened to maj01lty ruiA? For the 12.000 students who either didn't know, didn't care, or didn't bOther, your manadat01y lees just skyrocketed another three dollars per year. And lor the 2.000 that did, congratulatoons, you Just cost the entire student bOdy approxunatety $36,000 in lees that are, IO< tl>e most part, going to a group that os basically unaccountable to any one person or organliation at UB A referendum that garners a little over 10 percent of the ellgrble voters and Its results are conshlered a mandate from tl>e people rs not e relerenllum. rt's a sham. , How can anybody s•y with a straight lace. that Thursday's resulls in the Student ASSoclelion ol the Stllte UnlversrtytSASU) referendum·ls what the "vast' majority, or even srmplo majority. ol students wante«?Sure, about 70 percent of those who bothered to vote were in favor of the measure, f bull he ttlal overwhelming. "vast" ma10rty ol students may have been proving thei r point by not voting at all In any election/referendum there Is always a small, dedicated proup ol followers that ensures a potent electoral punch. Who Is to say that the 1800 who voted yes were not ttlose dedicated lew? Does anybOdy really believe that rf all students voted. or even most stude~ts, ttle scales would still be tipped so much In SASU's favor? As we ha•e stated in the past, there were and still are, just too many unanswered questl~s. to many loose ends that should have been toed together belore any student voted on such a complex and l&r·reachlng P<OPOS.I Where writ the new lees go? Where dtd are old lees go? What happens of the maJOrity votes no? However, to the question ol 'What happens rl the vast majority doesn't vote at all?" we ~now the answer. At UB, It doesn' t pay to be In thO silent majority. It costs three dOllars per year. Accurate accounts In the aftermath of last "'eek's com•cal referendum, one question remarns. does the Student Assocralion(SA)'s P<esent system lor holding referendums actually reflect the wrshes of the stullents it professes to represent? we doubt It Tnore must nave been a better wey to guage student opinion on an Important Issue that not only affected their political stand In Albany bul also tnelr pocketboOks In Bultaio, then hOidrng elitist '"" relerendums In which only 10 percent of ltlo studen t DOdy vote-the same 10 percent that usually votes In the SA etectlons.- the SA olliciats. student clubs actlvrsts. and those Who directly beneln from the results Let's be reallatrc. II an rssue Is so Important ttlat rl must be brought up as a referendum, then at least a matonty of the stUdents it affects Should be polled. II a reterondum has the rnput of 51 percent of tl>e student bOdy, It could then be construed as a true mandate. Nothing less Is an expenalvojo~e. in terms ot time and money. Sure. It will be hard. almost next to Impossible. l or some referendums to get so many students to the potts. but II an lssve is Important enough. the votes wrll neturall~ come. Now rs tne time for the Student Association and the ne"'ly·efected Senate 10 begrn investigating revrslng the rules and regulations regarding referendums It wrll be to the beneht of all students. not tust 10 percent. feedba ) Knights in armor. Ed ~tor Callous administratio n I diS.Igr•e w1th yout ~1101'•' ot S#pt«nb« t~ltdmg ptotectmg women from''~ Edilot. By 111 mHn.s UB should c.tos• ' " doors on J~wt$h High Holldty.s. But by thfl same tokM. ct•u•.s should If.So ~ cance~l«< on GOOd Fridar. 1 Chrrstlan •"High Hol;day. •• The actmtnisttitlon's dttJre to keep VB Opfln on RO$h Hashana and Yom K1ppur does not anti·Semittsm ' ' much 1s 11 shows • cellous u tOtct end Jnconsldttr-lte atIllude row1rd ell rt11Qious Oellev•r&. Mati.a Testa Ut~,...,..,ty Student We want off! Ednor. w• ,,. • smell erJ.hot; commfttH torm«J 1ft., rHdlng rile t..~ge of The Spectruno on S.,tembof 21. Wt ,,. cone«ned with the d.cl1lon ollht C•l.,dlr CommlttH 1nd Pres.kltru Roo.n Kerter to kHP th• Jchool o,.n on J ewish High Holy Days. W! would like 1/J tOnCtJmed student$ to oontect 4'$ rhrougiJ • leffttr ro tho Jewish Studont Union (JSU), Box 47, Squlro H•ll. (Through C•mpua m•IIJ. floNlcl B. KfolniJSU PrMiclonl kilo R.MUier Joi"-Y M.H- JMolca c. Sinoon Do1'1d E. Koenig Nethon A. Topotonty 25. 191J:J. Th•INOb'*'J ts not"''' m• •·rnpons.'O'MY 101 eJJ accosts. •u•utts. end,,., on cempua muJt o. pmnN on the O.panment of Pu011c Sal•ty " Vnlortun~t•ly, w•tl·meamng men cennot o. everywheto It eJi t,mes, protecting wom~n It 1$ up to women to protect them$elves Irom usaull$ ln&tfiBd olttlylng on • knight or rl!lyfng on • knight m &hlnlng 1umor (ot poNce car. as it vtere), As long as * ' ''v' M • male-dommate-<1 SOCiety, "omen "''" al~r•rs o. targets of IW'PfiSSIOII and Women m41st becomtt awa,. thlt tMy are "alwars t~ulnlriOie to rape. ana le-arn to r•k• rn.tr ~tense 11110 I Mit own hlltdS (01 feet, na11s. tHth, etc). More publiCity should be g1ven to 1111 Residenc• Hall AWIIfftfiS end Pt..,entlon Ptogllm A sell• aelense ptogr•m shoilld a/so t» lmtillftd lot womtn employtes on ootlt c•.mpuses, since students ,,. not v~D~nc:• lht only tllgets Anita L. Miool S.Ctetery, OePirlment of Phys~s and Astronomi �.op-ed DIATY SrtEAKERS By STELLA MEDINA el ma<e nonsensical, almosl Incomprehensible babbling baubles(or is lhat almosl incomprehensible?). A sore point between myself and my crlllcs to be sure, but even more important, or at leas! apparanlly so, Is the debate belween two of my most treasured brain cells. You can classify them as an endangered species(Save the Cells? sorry 'boul thai), lhey can classify themselves In any maller thallheur Illite nuclei desire, since at this polnl In my life ancr theirs, I havj! ceased to excercise any authoritative control ove~.them. Come on quys, I pleade.' Don'l light. I have a column 10 ~lie! I need all the help I can gel. Uncooperalove, anarchic, yes even outright deflant, they commence singing the Clash: "We don 't need no gsngboss-We want to equalize..." They are not -helpful. I threaten to slug another Molson in order that they may neve• live to see another neutron. But, they placidly l gnl)re me and continue on wlt~ their conversatloo. Witness: Y Brain Cell A: Stop babbling, you blithering idiot. You know and I know that she talks too much. She even knows. Boy, am I glad that she has laryngitis. Brain Cell B:"Don't be an Ignoramus, you moron. Babbling's are her strong pointl It's about all she's got. So It's not much. Big deal. You haven't ligured something as simple as motor responses. Besides, you don' t even belong in this hemisphere! Get out. Brain Cell A: You've obviously lost all touch with reality. You must be on drugs or something. (Brain Cell A now harrows his eyes suspici ously.) Come to think ot it, how come you've survived all the beers · she's imbibed in her litetime? Brain Cell B: Imbibed, schmlmblbed. Twenty, 20, 2~ hours a~o. I wanna be sedated, nothing to do, nowhere to go-o-o, I wanna be sedated ... Brain Cell A: (Smirking) Just as I thought. Wasted. You've totally lost your grip on life. Only crazy glue could hold you and reality together. Brai n Cell B: Crazy Glue! What a brlllantly bodacious Idea! I'll have It to try It sometime.(Etc., etc.) • S ufliciently confused? Quite puzzled? Does this column appear to you to be the quintessecnce ol a quizzical quandry? From this perspective, is anything sane, orderly, even slightly normal? But wait ..it's gelling darker...what's going on-oh no ... stop! not Readers note: At this time, We the Brain Cells (all seven of us) have taken over in what could be termed a deft coup d 'etat of the mind. Sneaky aren't we? Yes, we have lfnatty arrived. We ere the Magnificent Seven, ll!e New Riders of the Purple Brain Cells, questing for new frontiers that border on lunacy and semf.sanity-we ride fearlessly fnto that wasteland of information called the mind(We use the term loosely m th1s case), a wast&-/ancJ where everythmg is at the same time Real and not· Real, where wizard still exists avec Oil of Dog, a land where Springsteen sri// plays Spirits in the Night and For You In concerl.lt's a place wnere lyrics chsnge(Hel/o Brain Cell in the sandfls this oram at your command/With so many bram cells Is It the sameflt's the neutron in you that makes you play this game: every Brain Cell Tells a Story), but a land where rhe Brain Cell stays the same. And, If you are still listening, It 's a land where you will surely go Insane If you attempt to find a centra/theme in this lifelong odyssey of the mmd (just one big Stream of Consciousness, y'know amigo), so forget It, buster. Keaton. Diane. Time for us Cells to retlrq-but we 'll be back' And just think- we aren't even drug induced. ' In WASHINGTON with Max Lerner By MAX LERNER ew YORK-You would think that the 1984 Democratic presidential nomination would be an empty prize, but the contestants don't think so. They are nard at It-traveling, talking, raising money, a<ganizing, preparing, making alliances. • Right now the race is between I he two obvious candidates. Walter Mondale was Jimmf'Carter's heir apprent, and now wants to rebuild, not just to Inherit. Ted Kennedy feels he will finally get his revenge for his 1980 defeat. . This doesn't exclude a huddle of others, whose fantasy life Is active and who hope for a stalemate. Among them are Sens. John Glenn, Gary Hart,1'at Moynihan and Joseph Blden, and Govs. olerry • Brown and Jay Rockefeller. fneir chances are lhln. The only exception is Glenn, who Is still something of the astrona\lt-hero figure he once was. Jimmy Carter t>lmself is lngla<iously out of it. Despite his recent utterances, meant to reclaim 1\is place as head of the party, the fact Is that he Isn't, The party Is 'tS gutted and burnt over as one of those BritI • cities ot wralh, and Carter Is a pariah In it. N O ne of Mondale's .problems will be to disengage himsell1rom his former Carter connection. He was in facl a good vice presld@nt, and he got far more experience In decision making and. crisis management then Kennedy has ever had. In his current rethinking of the whole Democratic philosophy, Mondale takes basically centrist ixl!;lllons. His only trouble Is his lack of political electricity which is the modern form of magic, which Ronald Reagan has, and Kennedy has, too. Ted Kennedy's biggest asset is his presence and rhetric. Both are Is part a c.arry·over from his dynastic tradition, but he is politician enough to use them fully. He delivers his lines well, and he makes certain they are well written lor hlm.ln the capacity to stir a crowd by sh~er eloquence 1 doubt whether anyone, In either party, Is a match lor him. It makes a good leader of tt>e opposition, which is what Kennedy has been and Is. But does It mal<e a good president, or even an electable one? It is arguable that Kennedy might have beaten Reagan In 1980, but I dOn't know anyone who thinks so. Conceivably he might In 1984, but no one Is making book on 11. Reagan clllne Into power as the expression of a deep revolution of reversal In American political ideas and values. It was a revolution long In the making and long overdue, It was against everything that Ted Kennedy has ·Stood fa< and-despfte·some slight retreats-still does. ' K ennedy could probably win a number of primaries in 1984 as the leader of a badly bruised Party ("I am proud to be a Democrat'l In a closely divided convention his eloquence and passion could carry the day, especially since the convenllon rules heavily favor the minorities with whom he is the st<ongest. Yet in an elecllon contest against Reagan he would stand llftle chance. Under Reagan the Republican Party has achieved a miracle of renovatloo, and has all but caught up with the Democrats In party preference. And Reagan himself- as shown by his recent IO<eign policy changes and his appointment of Sandra O'Connor to the Supreme Court-has refused to b<i caught In the trap of rl gld corfservatlvlsm. Thus Fritz Mondale would be the better bet tO< the Democrats. But there are few Indications Jn the current struggle that the Democratic leeders are aware. of it. Lot~.. rm.u syM~,. �feedba Letter to Ketter AI 111 ltrsr $flnlto meeting. Septlntt)~r 21. the Grad'"'' Stud~nt ,tuocrltton tGSAJ Yot.a to MdOtra lhf lOIII pflnc1pl•$ lfl lorth by the I<IOOSh CQmiiUittt •nd •ncour•g• you 10 .,,..,. litem h•gr»stJH'Otlfy prmcfp/e$ ,,. • A centralized $Chtme for • unlotr ott e•~ c1mpus (Meln Sltett find Amherst); • Tt'lf retrolltted un;on plan mcJ&t be ent;rety row nr.,. the Shtdenr union t.-qu•remf!tHS, • Tn• Mam Slleot Union Stte must,. acces,,_ to the hlndlcappod •nd ~utped rw1th bus and food strw;ce n·,. s.e ,,.,..e es me mm,mat t«JcntemMts lot the enhancemttn,.olstudent llf• at'"'' umversrtt and as Q"dultll students Oe{le~e them tO oe 'mptrltl~• for the conrmued quality ot work tnd tesearC/1 to whtch we Itt commJttM eotnP'-tN bet~ Squfte UtJ~ ,, closr tt: • R.novatlon plfns must be lfnpt.mented 10 mHt Peter F. MufPhy PreSIOOnt GYaduato Student ASIOCIItlon WRUB welcome back Edllor: \ tA:~~~ ~z:o~r:~",:,~:::t::e~$ Zl~ by bung/~ uS M tny atudents. t,lf»CIIIIy the freshman, '''not aware of the vast opportunities Wtlh theft grasp htt• at the Unl11ersity to learn or ptac tict their ftetd out~lde rhe ctasstoom. t•d blt.e to ra4.e • t•w moments of your ,,,;. to malce you an olfH thlt you mf9M not went ro m1ss. WRUB, the StiJdttU f8dfO SIIIIOft. IS on campurand ere lruerest~ in tho held ot broedcestlnq, whethet or not It Is their major tnt b@st way to lt!•tn is by doJng and 11 WRUB you Cltt lle~IJ IM CltVI~ 10 Ull lhe SAJIJ$ fOCI·ve bMoft .studymg in class 01 ro Mvn some n~w Sk1Us oy • •cHill~ domg ant! nor JUSt readmg Bt>Out them WRUB ofler6 not only fust·hand exptuience lot'rrut cerHr· m lnded. Jttdl~lduef but offets an undetstlttdmg OJHin to ell who ot whit gMs on behind the sctmes: IIJIJ ;h;nga you don't sH on rv ot hHr on th• tad1o, and In thiS d•r ol eMpandmg m~11 • lilt'* ~nowlld~ about the OtNdUst 111101kl " " oe \Wy uselul. RldfO 16 m01t thin tust DJ'a and thl! ne~am., rou hell ft takes 1 IDim of engtntJerl. wmets, duectors. Ulflpeople, socretanes and 1 ~•nery ol ottret p~ple wUn I Wide lllt~IY 0/ Skills to PffSftnl Whit )'OU Mil as the lmel on-au product 11 you have • dtfl, mte~est«<ln ta1rmng or ...,,., to gam exP4nMce in a certe;n l;t!ld ol ShJciy, CIIIC/t•out WRUB Our off;ce tl II 102 Soutn Goodyear Hall, M•ln StrHI Campus We w111 tH wa;tmg ;n our olfiu to he.•r from ~ou on•. lnd l~oept 'fOUl eppiJUIJOOS /0 WOrk 101 WRU8 And ~ho •no~s. mayt>e you'llle•m somern1ng Robtrt Meyers Gene1at ManaGer WRUB Bank robbery Editor. Scor~ Capitalism 0 Otll.ns Thefs how the pi,. ended Alondey when Buill~ S.~lng& Bank revtNsH i ts d«lslon to collect on 900 mortgages calfinq the Ides .., mflllke " . PlfhiPS this action was promptfld by dttKI /NOtHt; people who took thel.r lunda out of &flllo SVi'Jgs and by the thl'fll ofarea laoor unions to 11o the 11me. It I• l i me we r«::gnlle th1t we ate not httlpttis single Individual•. II we unite, the Impact c.n N lnctld;ble. The &Jtfllo S.vings IJMJJt•f firm commitme.tu to tht commumty ;a. mor• accurltel'y stated, 1 strong llnltW:I•IInllu«K» and po.,..,- 011er the City Suddenly, Buffelo SIVIItQ$ Is help;ng leu when hundteds of people, POUtbly thousands lhrfiiiDn to deprltttJ the busmeu ot Its very muns of ••lstenoe. W• should IHrrt I tom thrs enmpM 1'1111 _,. cen successfully ltght back ;I we real"f gM a damn Wedtdlt! M1ri1 Ctraulo Buffa lO rnidenl A dazed freshman Eclitor. 1am a lreshman" UB. This Jlmple tact has many lmpl/utions Hilly Uttdemood Oy •ny UB vetor•n an.: I must be d•«<•nd confuted Two; f must m/11 two out of~ th.ree of m y cl'"'' o.e.use f don't know where they are, or how to t,.,._ ~t Th_, The ob•IOul foul point of my un<J.fst•ndlng (ot otlotttotion ao lt may~ oltlte Al•ln StrHI " C.mp<n Ia SOUIRE HALL. lth,h•l Now the uti• out of the Oog. SQUIRE HALL. Wh•t em I (• Nslcofy dlsor;.nted l!oshmon) to do - SOl/IRE HALL II gofHI? Am I/o w•ndet •ltnlftal'y lot Myo. uMltW to go hom• ot 10 clu•n - U R I don~ MOW W/t«e I •m? Surety this Is an exegg.,.tlon. I'm not quitl thll loti. But I, and t!WVf othM student I know·atopt In Sqult• 11 Je•st one. 1 day for one rHson or anothlr. One ot the main tHtons Is lh• Rathskeller. But II Squffe clo$u MJ doN the R•thlk- Oh horror ol hotrOfl! · Now whMit fltOUid thll student who has rwaNe houra of clu·ses on Tuesdly (Ot any other lil y) go to h•~• those two or three beers to unwind •t tht end ol the dly? How f don't Jtnow about you. butt don't want to have to wtlk •cross campus Md 1 few blocks a/OM •t ro o'clock •t night: To •Nr I'Ve bHn to, /MY I cover ch•rg•. 1 nd 1ft dOWn wi th r1 dtunk motOtcycle mongerela. No think you. Now I'm suie the edmlnlstr•tlon hiS &omtt "reltonlble.., ev•.atw•. ncm-oommlttal 1nsw., to tN ol thea• qUisliona, bUt thi$ IIWihman ean't e•c.pt thfl• ...anawers .. es Gospel. l'wl s..n 1om• of the KlbOI.h m•terlel end 1t too/Its 11/tte • good klea. I've a11o lttn lndlcttloris that 'lome people don't gf~• • d1mn tl>out wMt happen• to Squ/r. Wtll, !hal's afliQht: they're them, end I'm me. and I glw • damn lbout Squire. Something mutt Oe done •bout'Squirt. I don't ha~ any btfl#1nt I~ a. $0 t can't ''Y what should be done, but Whft I etn is '"" the Kabosh ldH mtflll aome attMtlon as a $)0$1/IJ,. $0/utlon to thiJ' ''Y problem. Jemes Weethetbte Univerally Sludent �Buffalo Savings Bank faces lawsuit·on mortages Attorney's motives under fire Dl LARR\' CONCilON- Sp«rrutn Sutfj Wnter wilh Lieberman, but asserled "I can'r comr oul and accuse Lieberman of anythlna." .. \\'c'rc not surt at this time that his intentions v.ere honorable," he added. Bonn<f... ho claims his oraanization has supporr from "in excess of 300 famihe•" and collrae Sludmrs, chargrd Lieberman with raking ad••antaac of rhe sotuarion for his personal gain. f.•en rhough Buffalo Sa• in&> Ban~ rescinded iu orde" 10 l(laU) r..caU tbe mong~es of 900 homeov.nc:r~ lut Monda), ~ class acuon lav.suu ;, pending against,rhe ban~. charging it " 'llh violaring rhe tnllh·lll·kndong lav. s. Acl-ording to I he auorne) presenring rhe suir, Arnuld T. Lieberman. the original morrga.gr statem<nl~ Buffalo Savings Bant offered to the 900 prospectivr borrowtt's in 197S and 1976 daimed that the monga.ges rould nor be =ailed for at leas! 2.S ~ars, but rhe actual contracts signed by rhe borrowers pur the r..call applicable aftrr only fivr years. The mongages "ere ar eight and a half percenj inrerest-ar thar time the lqallimit under Nr" York State usury la10-while thr national maximum "as 10 pcrcau. Buffalo Savinas 83Jllc said. T tte contracts contained a clause giving the bank the righl ro recall the morrgages after the set lime, in aocordance 'Wilh risina interest rates. The mongage holder would then have the oprions of pa)'ina for the house in I full, rcmongaging~hc home at rhr hiah<r rate, or seeking a ne,;. mortgage wilh another bank. Lieberman·~ morivcs havr been qlldllroned by <>ne of the initial bank opponents. Lieberman ori&inally contacted John D. Bonner, rite head of "Operation Sunshine," the bank's forcclosurrs, opposed establi~htd 10 work with the grassroou oraaniuuions. Bonner said he has rescnarions about thelav.suir. and ..m no longrr v.ork ' 'H ov. can I gain?" c:ountcrtd L~bcrman. He told TM SP«trum that he is simply representing the mongage holden. "The class {mongace holders) doesn't ha•·e any agreemem from the bank." Buffalo Savings 83Jlk has not yet pur ils promise of nev<r recalling the mortgages into writina. Bonn<r says that "Operation Sunshine•s•· intention ncvct was ac1ioo against Buffalo Savinas 83Jlk, but that "we v.ere only prolesting thr way rhese panicular clauses were insencd." His plans, no" that the mongagc recall has been rescinded, is to get Stat< legislation passed against similar clauses in th< furure. "Wr don't see it will do any good. at this point, for Buffalo Savinas Ban~ to lose S90 milloon," as Bonner estimated rhe la,.suit f~&urr. 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L...----------------------------------~----------------------------------------------------J .._.:ze _ _ .Tho'-""'" · 9. �Major tes faces the Reagan Cam as AWAC sale causes uproar By SCOTT AGTH E $p«trwrt Suqf Wnur "Tht Rngan adminis1ration il presently facina a ma,or fomgn polky , ... '" che halb or Conat=. Ar I he ctnltr of current debaJc is whtther the Unittd Scoces should ho nor 3 Saudi Arablon requesc, and sell 1he Middle Eas:rtm nation l'h·c Airborn Warni"& and Concrol S)'!Wns airplanes (A WAC's). In June of 1980 che Saudi Royal Family.requesced that the Can er administration sell 1hcm a similarmilitary packa,e. At chat time Caner )'i-tldtd to a bipt>ttisan ooalicion of 68 !<'llaton and rej<cted lhe Saudi's request, ya, he did send four (A WAC's) as " d l as )()()US militaty pmonnel to the Shiekdom for che IMJrpose of monicon"' fiibiiOi bet ..'«n Iran and Iraq. The Saudi's lint approaChed cht Republican AdminiStration bark in April o f 1981 "1ten the Saudis approadl<d Reapn. II was adcnowled&<d tbac ht suuested they hold off on the purchase of the A WAC's until che)lOiitkal dlmact in WtihiOiiOn ohan&ed. Surprisingly, the eurTenc ~ce has centered .exclwivcly on the lssuc or the AWAC's-not on the F-15 excendcd' ranae fuel tanh which was at cbe ooie or a millcaty sales dcbace whkh OCXUrTed in 1978. r- T he IJIO(ivatioo bdriod the Saudi's persiscenc [O< A WAC's is undear. It may be few tbe or OWDia& .,... of the ""'" sophiaic:ated planes • the -'d. or it may be a Saudi ploy, cc:otl"' Reapn's r...., eommlumenu to them. Clearly tk /\WAC's will not seeuro che Saudi oil fidds from a Sovitt auack, )'01 tbe .sale of A WAC's to Saudi Arabia would definitely reinforce Reapn's JIIU*'-< eorrunucmenc co tl>< oil ri<b ~liddk E.nl. Rnpn m.J) h&\'t undnntimatdl has conpcs.,.ooaJ orrosn•on. cspec:eaUy in lh!" Srna1r. •hne a coahtion or ~I Sena1on-suff1<1mc co block che ..1•-c•pressed tl><il disapproval or lh< $Ale. Both hou!es of Conar~s must pass motiOns of dtsappro\~ by 0<1ober )0, if R<a&an'utrateii< paekaae is to be .copped . Throu&hout the c:urrtnt Mbate, ahe Rcaa~n adminiwratton ha4i 3rgued that the Qlc b ncc:mary b«ausc the United StaLes must do Mlmtthint ""h~ct1 \l.PPt"<ln 10 rc..,...ard I he Saudis ror majntainina an l!nli· SoH<! pro·Unoced Scaces anilude. Scnee the Arab oil <mbar&O of 191), the Roy31 Ki"idorn has <rn<fl<d as America'• most "aund! ally in cht polulally croublcd M1ddle &st. Alchou&h ic has been modc:n~cc Saudi leaden ..-ho h:a\ t chaned a forrisn policy course in harmon)' with che Unued Sta ces, these same mod<rat<s ha"e called for a Holy War to be fouabt opinlj l$<11d. Such scaccmenu ht\'t we\ihed decish'<IY In cht •'OIIna. on such iJSUC$ U Riling SOphisticated IUrvaHlanct hardware to Saudi Arabia, Hence thU< Is hardly unanimous suppon ror Re.a;p.n and his de~ire 10 seU tht A WAC's to the Shiekdom: ' Loeal censions are surt co be increased If the Uniced States allo"s the Saudi's co introcl- the JOphistic:ated AWAC's into an alrutly hOSillt mvironrnaK. Undoullcly cbe Israelis ,.;g press for ad<btional OS "eapons to offstt the Saudi'• AWAC'J , If Saudi Arabia is an ally worth keepina. it will ~itt the prnsures on the Uniced Slatet co procea the ddicate lmanee of peace in the Middle.. Easc, and "ill not cum anci-Ameritan >Imply because the United Scacts does noc sell ic che:plone. �Do sexual relations really get better with old age? Hite finishes study Prrhap• thr cruelr>t >~ereotYP<'' about men is th< tdea llult tlley are at their snual pe'ak " hen thc) arel9 or 20, and t h3tthey "'ill dcc:ltne from thm on. Judgjna from the nns,.<n rt'C<l\c:d from e'<fl age R(OUp, an c:nourmou$ fear of acing aoco~tpanies mo>t men throughout thrir Uvcs: '' In thisyouth-orlentc:d societ y I fear I will lo"" my $<;1C drive in a few years, or no one will,.,nnl 10 ha>e s<:>< with me ba:ausc rm tOO old. I kno" the day is not far orr when I'll "''"I.e up one day and realiu that tllr most rocctlt upt"rienee ,.;11 be the last-and that will be that. (Agr 41.) " I'm probabl)' a hlllr les> cap•ble ol havma mulurle acts of mtercourse in 'hon petiods of ume than I "as IS )-.,ar> ago, but I al<a think that I'm • b<1ttr lover nov. th~n I was then . I don'tlhink age 1.\ nearly as important n> c:nrlng a nd knowledac or ho" to oct on that carin~ for the other pt'rson." (Atte 34.) "I arn JS and Sr\ <eetns more >ati<f);ng. mte~ting and humane than at !~<tnt) -one. The hurt;r rs gone 11nd relation•hil" arc mar< importont 'rhcowholr body •• appreciated. I'm more delighted "'ith pt'rsonalitie>.'' (Age 35.) The height or "'011} 0\rr "pt"rformsnce" and aaina a«urrc:d m men m tberr forties. But "btl< oflrn mcntionins • difference m their frequent) or thr timing of tho c)a~ulaticn . mo\1 said-ahno\t witliuut exception- that they enjoyed them,.,lvr!o more than e>er, e.eept for those "ho were borcJ or unhappy "'ith thctr rclauonshtJ»: also. m~n rn tllc.r ronics stm>Cd apin thr e'en rncrea&c:d importance or an rmotlonal rrlatfonship "'uh thetr St>UHI partner for COtnp!CtC cnjoytn<nt of seX: 11 get more satr<fncuon no>~ al the age of 48, but ... hether that \S as a result or m)' agr or .. mpl) from doing it oflrnrr is hard to uy-either on< might <~pl ain <IO\\Ct erection• and the abilit> 10 retain them longer. " (Age 48.) "On~ of tlrtt purpos~ of ux is proc:lcmuulrm of u/f-a "'"J' of SDJ;ng I tnjoy a1ld Cllrr br t'njoyed. For this rmsorr. hot·ing sa is ont of tht mosr l'ital ocrit·itiu of "0' life-/ louA upon odvorrcing ug<' with drt!ad... (Age 50.) "Tirt!rt! is 110 duubt that Df.~ rl'duus abilit)' in OIIJ' physkal onit•itJ', bm tlrm, su is not on 0/ympk pt!rformanu. QualitJ' in communication is more importum tlwn tmything else... (llge 40.) Although men rearc:d aging and its effcc:t on thrir sexuality, actually men in this 51udy replic:d that at eveey ~ge tlleir stX lh·es were: &etting better. Aging and matllrin& serm to improve sc:x , or at le. , thr enjoyment of sex. In fact, th<re was hardly a man in the c:ntir<> study who did not repon that hi& sex life was 'better than it had rv<r been before-e•cept for those who "'ete ba,;ng difr~tulties in maintaining or achieving a relationship, "'hidt ts a problem havina lillie to do with at~ing. How do men feel in each decade of their llves1 What in fact. can one expcc:t at the various stag~ of !if~? Follo~<ina8f~ answns from men dhidc:d by "Orpsms arc bellet Ill an e>cr. Intercourse ·~ mort fulfilling. lo,tlirr. longc•·lastina. Dtstrc ts tht samr. but no loncrr obs=i,e-if that makes an) stnse. Whtn I didn't ha'c as much as I wanted I was hnlf craty 10 get !t . I ha't all I "ant no" . II '< very nice." (Age 42.) "I think I still ha>< a. mueh de\lte but I am hone<tl) borc:d and frustratc:d b) ha\tngthe ume pann« for 20 ycaf'>.'' (Agr 46.) 8y their fifli~. most men "ere p1c:asurab1}' enausc:d in rto<rcatin& their $C> lives (3nd often thclr lives in grncrnl)-eith~r to mal.r tbem morr "hatthty had al"'•>• wanted or to adjust 10 theu ch•n&~nc physical/muscular (o' et:tll body) reaetions. or both: most said the) "'ere enjoy•na se~ and thrir relationships morr th•n ever: "I'm SO and my >tx drive is suonger than a t any prtvious time. I belit\e this is tht rcsuft of c:ducaiton and aceepting my sen<ualit)' and sv.uality rather than betng a$hamc:d of tllem. I " ·as afraid and ashamrd of'them before.'' 0) SHERt; IIITE IIJ~&roup. Many men in thrir twenties said that tlley enjoyc:d sex more than they had b<fore because now they conncctc:d it with mutual pleasure and an emotional feeling for the pannrr: some also montionc:d thal,.thrir own suuality wu mor~ de' elopc:d: Most men in thdr thirties said that tllry "etc currently enjoylna S<!X more because they were more C(Jm fonablc ,.vith it: they knew more about both their own and tlleir partner's sexuality. and fdt frter to communicate about it. Also, most men stressed tbc inaeased importance of an emotional a11achment to their partner. A few men m~:nionc:d noticing physical changes, but most said tllat thry had not changc:d physically: 11 I find Ill Ill as one gets older and mor~ mature, sex is more enjoyable and satisfying. I bavc an increased desire for a better quality or seA life and increased frequency. I wonder if it continue 10 improve or reach a plateau and level off." (Age 38.) ";n I ' ' ' I n my case. dtslrt fo r se• btl.\ intrcaseU with qc, as has rnjoymtnl of se\ . My sex life is different and better now tllan it used 10 be because all of my relationship< with peop!t are belle<. and because my Rlf·love is greater than at any point in my life ... (Age S6.) "h does slow down a lot with age. I am more satisfic:d now. and less 'horny' tllan "hen I wa. 2S. but I know more and ean do mort for a partner and understand a lo t more now than then. I have had two heart a11acks and Slill ha,.., a very active sex live." (Agt Sl.) · MoSI men in their sixties oould enjoy S<!X 31 leMt as much as they had when they were DVERTISERS! Adve.rtislng in lHE spECTRUM is tbe most effective way to reach tbe U.B·. community! y011ngrr-often to their o~<'Tl surprise-~ven though phy~teail)' they ,.ert diffamt se'lually and they bad been rn their twrotics. and must hale >I!~ or orga~m• Ins often: "Thl~ is a myth. of cours.!, thai older people do not lil.t• ••"· In my o"' n e'lpericnce I find I orsastn son,..,. hat less frequmtly than I did in the p.ul, but in Othtr ""l"S rn) a<ll' tl) hu incrrased. as I ha'c bem le" tnhibitc:d on latet )can.." (A&< 64.) ··1 thtn~ desire for "'' increas.,., with a.gc. It ts a mtsta~cn notion that old folks don't ncc:d sex an) longer: that they should ·~elllr do10n and aCL thetr agt.' But m) se~ hfe at sh~y is much poorer than h "'"' rn m) earlier )"'an, despite my,.., drh-c bcina the >amt. This u dot 10 a poor marttal situallon. I would prefer to be "llh oomeonc "ho "ants 10 muluufl) share a life toaetltcr, but unfonunat•l> I cnn ·, set my war clear to do this." (Ace 60.) "I ertJO) sex mort no" than I dtd "'hen I wllS )ouna There v.a< too much hassle then, too much un~crtalnt>. too man) kars and ••P<ctatioru.. Now I know what tQ do, and it always "'orks jun about pt"rfcctly.'' (Age 60.) '' l '-.lJutl)' rnnembc:r heating somront quote: $0meonr 10 the effect that it's a pleasure 10 reach an \\here sex i> an occasional source of enJOyment instead of a constant source of annoyance." (Age 64 .) •&• "Too many prop/~ frrlqlrat onl)· plrysically young, bt'outifu/ ptopl~ <:njOJ' >f!J. atrd that isn't so. Sex can be l:ff!Ot witlr saggitiiJ breaJU, flabbJ' mu~·ctf!s, wri11Aits and pnum·lres. Pt'op/e slrould rea/i~i! tlris and do somt'tlting about it. Desire tlues drcreaJt bw enjoymt'nt shoulcl not! .. (Age 61.) ' In tht:ar st\'cnties. most men-but not all-although they might be having less rrgular or predictable erections and/or o rgasnto, were still enjoyina se•. with or "ilhout intercourse. A frw me:n rnrnuonrd a dtclint in interest an stX\ AlmoSt all found that emotional relationships (or lack or t hem) pl~)od a crucial and increasingly important rolr-iu their ability to eojoy sex. Otncral good hrallh, or course, WllS tht l.ey to continuc:d sexual enjoyment. Overall. a l.ind of peace seemc:d 10 have se11lc:d rn on many men in tbc.r seventies that "'ain 'I apparem in Lht' t:arlier a,at ranges-a quid happiness: "We have slo"ed up some. We nrc both 74 years old and still \'tf)' passionate." (Age 74 .) "1\tt<. I havt ooucc:d. makes seA bettrr and better. h takes a Iiiii< Ionge< but thos .imply proton&< the pleasure. The enjoyment of sex bas increased for me . When I was young, I though mostly of gratifying myself. Now I find more pleasure: in gratifytna my panner, th er~by increasin& my ov.o aut ilkation. I ~lie'-c too man ~ men think they are finrshc:d "'i th sc.' "hen tlley hit 60 or 6S, and thereby lc. tlldr organs atophy. Constant use will keep them active." (AgE 71.) 11 ht desire comina from the physical nec:d decreases, but lhc I"Ychologjcal ncc:d ,.hich is ve<y complex (part or it is to feel tllat one is still alhe and not dying) does not seem to decrease. I am fonunatc enough to be married 10 a woman whom I love and who lov<l me at I he age where most other preoecupations Cearnina a livina, bringjn& up T COIIMUid- No- ,, COMEOUTTOTHEGAME AT THE FREE Scotch! - Hotdogs - Potato Skins - Popcom -Peanuts • Plate of Chicken Wings $1.50 Sc.otch·n-Sirloln 3999 Maple Road next to the llvd. MAll SCOTCH·N·SIRLOIN �Hite ends --··--" Sex later on in life childrm) have receded into the backcround. We can make love now whmever raney (limited by reduced potency) takes us. Another aspeet or it is less and /or interesting enou&h. Bu1 my age makes me feel ridiculous in auempain& it. The American 'diny old man' syndrome does no1 help." (Age 12.) Men in their ei&hties and nineties were having re"'er erections and or&asms. depending on overall physical health, but almost all sald thai enjoymenl does not automatically decrease. Many had made interesnn& discow:ries and 1noov•tions in th~r ways or rtlating. • "Sex gets better with ace, if health is good. Also, the desire for sex increases v.ilh ace if health is ex~llen1, and if you remain physically active and . mentally acaive, a.nd are free or taboos, old wive's tales, and inhibitions about what you should and should no1 reel like. Retired peoplt have more time to enjoy sex a1 its best." (A&• 81.) \ • The Student Wide Judiciary is taking applicaSi?ns for Justices Applicatins are available in the SA Office 111 Tall;»ert Hall DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS IS "I have just been readina my arandson's ""x edliC&Iion book he brou&hl home from college for the holidays. Pretty inter<Siina. Think l'lt~ry some of thiJ uurr with my wife -.hen he leaves. ·• (Age 80.) Wednesday; September 30th Unicorn Productions & • SUII fl'\ IIOARD "'-""1' 7DONE. INC A rode muStcal wntten by Pete T<Jwnshend and the Who performed by permossoon of Towsner Tunes Inc. aa• Tickets on Sale Now! !! Available at Squire Ticket Office and at the door Doors open at 7:30 From th~ book Tht Hile Rtpor1 on M IM ·S exuality by Shere Hite. Copyright /981 by Sher~ Hit~. Reprmted by permission of Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. Distributed by Los Ange/er Timer Syndiazt~. Katharine Cornell Theatre .....__...:. EI_Ii_c""'ott Complex, Amherst Campus University of Buffalo rUQntinental v FRANKLIN STREET · DUFFALO N .Y . 17161 8 42· 1292 ME?F NEW WAVE .T~E ~H Wed. Sept. 30th Thurs. Oct. 1st Fri. oct. 2nd Sat. Oct. 3rd "It feels just as good as ovrr but nol as often. Sex tire is no different." !A&• 86.) Conduslon Older men have a ' 'ery imponanl contribution 10 make 10 our underslandin& or what sexuality can be. II is only our society's biased vlowpoint about ""xuality that has caused oldor men 10 be scorned as "less than men," and ovon asexual . Why did mpst oldor men .ay they were enjoying their se,.ual relations more? Older men had often 1ranscxnded tho stereotype$ they had learned and proaiced in their youth. and developed more mutual, open, and receptive ways or relating 10 their panners. Contrary to the usual view or the seKuality or older men as a "weaker" nr sloweddown version or younger sexuality, we can beJin 10 see il as something now and differont, both qualiaaaivoly and substantively. In oahor words, biological qe itself is not really tho determiner of a man's-or anyone's-soxuality. As ono man said, "The age or one's mind and spirit is lht detmnin..- that arrecu all relationships and sex at any qe. (This oxdudes physical or oraanic di..,.ses.) A&• is irrelevant, our culture ltas made 100 much or this. We mus1 ignore the public relation• commorcials in re&ard 10 and sex (always young male and female couples), and beain 10 see oach other as loving persons wfio need, desirt, and can give love-whatever our ages." ' THE ELEMENTS Trelcline Modern Men 1··4·5 i\11XED DHINKS 2 FOH TilE PIUCE OF I TILL f\11DNIGHT DRAFT 50' : �sports CiJUJUVOOt=S Needed at BuUs' netters. swamp Gannon lHE spEORUM By FLORENCE MCVA V S{Jt'<trum Staff Wrir.r l•yout & sp«"· Inquire 1.nytime O.Spjte the lnjotie> 10 Paul Guildys and Joe ot 355 Squire Ferioso. tWO or the tum's lOp singl.. playm. the A>k lor Kim Bulls' men's tennis tum defeated Gannon Urdv<rslty O''«"hclminaly 9.0 Thursday afternoon at the Amherst couns. In the fttSI >inal<s match, the llulls' Man Timko defea~ed Gannon's Bob MarcoliD< by or 6-2, 6-2. Mat<Ohne ''"e Timko a hard fi&ht " •th sarona •'Oileyin& and po"crful ><nu, anc( the UB player said the &am< involved more than just phy>ieal stren&lh. .. a...,,., ental 212 FRANKLIN STREET· OUFFALO N .Y. (7161842·1292 EoF THE [~~- NEW WAVE TUESDAY Mixed Drinks • Labatts, shots of Staley's, Devo's, Jack Daniels · 75c ALL NIGHT ...., uafl)' ~Uicd IO win, This WU my rust timf: (n the JU50o that I stantd, and -..·innlna meant a lot.·· lD other matcho. number t•to Russd Trinpli defeated Gannon's Man G,.,ry in t"''O $CU. 6-2, 7-S. Trinpli blamed loss of concentration in the l..a ""which allo""ed tht scort tO b<come extreme!) dose. In founh son&)n, UB's Rudy Rennis defeated Rich Gurzyoski 6-7, 6-2. 6-4. In sixth singles, Cbro; RourneHs., starting for the first time this St:ason, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 29th from Erie: ERIE·X·WHITES defeated Gannon's Tim Mru 6- t , 6·2. T he ~ulls also tOO~ a clean sweep in doubles. Ull coach Tom La Penna us impressed "ith the performance or the third doubles team or Clad~k~ ..The prmur~ ogs intenw." h< )'OU.'' of btiot in the number one posnion <xplained. It c:an mal.e )'OU or btea~ Th< Dull's Mike Cbad.,'ick, in a tie·btcakfn& third SCI in third sin&)<s, edged Gannon's Craia Kimm<r, H;, 6-1, 6-3. TI>ou&h Kimmer was defeated, he ca>e Cbad,.ick a diffiCult match. Noted an exasperated Chadwick, "I wasn't up to par. He almost aot the bentr or rnr.·· I n the comeb3<k or the diy, UB's fifth sinales Randy Miller overcame stiff colllj)Clition from Mark Goldin in a &urelin& U, 6-4, 7~ nwch. Miller, dilmayed brbis performan«, briAn to roncmtract more on his mo\"ement and mo"cd mofC around the coun more. Once he pined control or himsdf. h< controlled the same escapin& hiJ slump. and Spicassi. They defeated Gannoo in two"' '· 6-3, 6-2 ip Spicas.si's first ,ame of the season. [..a PMna. in asstS.Sin.a hu rum's O\'Cfall pttf~ v.as optimi.sttC". La Pmna suesscd the fact tbat mich~·'a)' in lht match, it (the mal(h) tOuJd hl\'t tOM t'ithc:r \\I)'• ''At that pOint h "'"s 3-3 O\'erall. The pme. "trc a lot cloSCt than I had anticiptted. Miller and Chad"ick " ·e n in touah .bituations." La Penna added •' I w~ very impressed " 'ilh I he way the)' O\'etcame thetr problems and won." In doubles, La Penna was rqu.ally pleased : "I he 1eams commun_k:attd v.c:ll out there whk:h resulted iu \ictor)." Gapnoo coach J01<ph De FIDo noted the .Bulls' de>-dopment. "They (Bulls) surprised os. Last )car " " defea~ed them 6-3" he $Old. "They ha>< improvrd a.r~ath . ' · 0 Sports Clipboard Mo nday GO BIG RED TO:· • Rod>etlor, Syracuae, Utica, Scbeaectacly, Albacy, New y orit • Bat..ia, Roeheoter Syra~ae, Cen-, eonu.,, Elmira at 2 pm . Fridaya at 3:45' pm Fridaya Men's tennis at Canisius Collese Tuaday Baseball vs. CaniSius Collese a1 Pede Field, I p.m. : Volleyball vs. Fredonia State, Nazareth College at Clar1c Hall, 6 p.m. • Ellicott <Amplu at Coa•eaieot r - SUNDAYS col! LR.CB. I#.Z4t1 S.y Tddc LR.C B. Ollico fl'•..-1 Wtdncsday Field Hockey vs. St. Bonaventure at Rotary Field, TRAI. WAYS LEA YES FROM: Ei.uCOTT COMPLE.X .TUNNEL .4:30p.m. Cross-Country, at Bis Four Meet, with Buffalo ~ State host. Soccer a1 Buffalo State Collqe. Women's Tennis at St . Bonav<ntutc: u,.;versily. Go �BAM 8AM etc. 6AM 8AM PEANUTS® (ti Quote of the Day "It's amazing to find that bureaucracies are, more oftert than not, conglomerations of tools and idiots which shows us that two wrongs don 't make a right. But three or more make a bureaucracy; something far more terrible altogether." -John Barmore U te W0111.JMp:s-A6rlobic Dance &erc1:a.e clast bC!glns OcL 5 I I 5';:30 D.m ~ M SC 8aSJie lolther• cra11, GOOd Nu·tr1Uof\ tOt HN!t"Y ltvfng, How to Bala.nce .J Ll~tes. tntro to Atlonomy, & •*MlllQ YoiJt Budgel and many mere For rntorma tlOr! atKt regTstrallon Cliff 536-2808 or .fl op by 110 Norcon, Hew Year"'• laratfl 01nce Party ThUrsday from 9-mkkUghl ln tht Ha .. lourtg.e. Squire CAC- The Stuttman Alconoflc Trealment Cef'ltet Um~,.-ur setV;c:t ot ti'Ht Soecttum IJot'Ois 4re ru" (r.e o' UJitge. The Spectrum does not pulnfltH lltlt . , nonua wilt appoar •ntJ • tes~ th~ nghl to ~em all notiew!S. Shon nounctmt!'lfJ '''"" ~ gt"•tt e<H1CidffJ'ftlon O•IC!'t Jpng«r o~. Not/Ct>s to appear more t~n one~ musr o. ttsubmWtd 101 e.a¢!"1 phrlllttg. No •n nowteemtYits w ill be takf!ll OWN" the rmone ana COVI'n I~Stmgs wlfl IJOt b4t Ptn'HN Ottdit~u .or~ "'ooo.ty. Wednesd•'f and FntJ•'1 •t noon •n- NftYear•t CMbad Houu, on bOin c.J.mpoMs. 3292 Main St and ~501 k . Forest Ao. on Aml'lertl \hHn leU as your lea¥e I he tunnel at wu~n and tf'len c'o" tht EUiooll Ctee-. Footbfld~el. tonloht 81\0 fOITJOffOW iU 7:30 p,m. TUU0lll1 ai'O Wt<IIWS• C.~ motning 11 9 30 am ShOIIr v.111 De b'own about t 1 30 a..rn_ and at the J:"t/lt'/'lQre f\oom. $quite at S p..tn. Hot !"T'thll Mr,otd altt~tNetH GaUiftO 1UdJ to f011'11ht work force? SWE t& .spon· an lntentew WorkSt"lop Oel 6 ftO(rl MO $0"rtQ p.m. n'l316 Announcements Wende .Jv. ~labht mu~1 In 231 Sc:Jut1e. .rid 110 NonOtl ApgltCitnt be 11 •ust t .sophomore aM ShoUld be "!OO'liOred QtOUD &...,erftHJee I~ Shy oeto.on,a wtl• beQtn Oct 12 In t19 A.ienmono. Bldg.2. tt•me to be -announc· ed). C.lt thel.lnrvtw'$11)1 COunstUng Stf'lrlct at :::~~a~~:!~~ :~~5~;~~~/f\tonnalt<W1 Cf lt 636·2120 lor fw'1her U!IOtrna uon and a bnel screen- Job lotenJewfng P.-epar111on and Ttthnlqu. . Worii.II'IOp ThUtsdlf II noon In 3US Wen,Qe. A videotape will be shOwn .atKt dl.scu..Md. TKE Univ..-.hy Rer1y Sah;rdly tn tht Tllbert BuUoen.. Flrat keg tree No cover. :!n~~r;olh~·~Pu~.::'~nWn~~~S:ntattve>M t~ruiti~ on ~pus lh.ls IJJI al Meet the Aoc.ovn· t.anta NJgtll Thursday at 7 p.m. In 1ht lia.ymea. Oin• • IIIQ Room. Sc~utre. Mlftial Ar'l,a Wcwutlop lOt UM .sertou• mindeo •ndl'itdoal Monoay. Wedoesday Mid Friday rtom 6-6:30 p.m. m IN sf)CO(Id fiOOI loUnQt. Red Jaekel. EUICOil. CPR-OliffOfd Fumu Colltgt w!ll be ollttlf'!O CPR Suno.J' anod Weonoe5ca~ ev~lng~ runnlgn con· llnu oust, for lhe aemecter. Clan 41 hom 7·10 p m. ..-.d held In the secof'!O Uocw louttge. Fvgo. E.tllcou. To regiller ~u Cory ..t 636-A6J.4 a~r•r 6 p.m. oy ~ campus aroup. Oe.cwnoa lm L-Iberal Atts S tudeftiS tntereSieo in teMna an l nttmSI'IIP Wllh WNBC.TV In New Yor~ $~1.1·d wri te to Community RtiJtions Mtn.t;e. WNBC.TV. 30 Roekefellef Plaza. toom .301w, New Yotl>.,. NY 10020 ccnc:etnlng internsttto program.. Undtrg.rad~o~.tlt aM Gt~dulle students can subft'rit appticallons lot con.sldera!lon foct ht NY State A.ss.embly Intern Program For further tnfOtmauon w•lte. Assembly lntem PtOQtam, l.O B 82.9At .llt>aAy, NY, 122.48, Some ir'l•ormauon Is available 11'1.3 H.•Yts C. .,omen statts Oct. 8 from 7<9 p,m. ReQi.ater In 3'5 Squl1t. tfie bus1~n Side of oroackUHno .shOUIO eontact 8t•baTt &.rnhelm. coneerlno pobUt raO"io Italian WBFO C..II831·2MS dUril'tQ buslness nours. ~Indiana UnJ'ittllly School of Graduate Managemetu will be on campt.~s Oet 1. No prevfoos mamagemel\t coutset 0 1 b~o~srneu exP.,ience l$ l'leceStaty to oursvo the MBA degrH Slo.n up in 3 Hayes Cor Clll M1s, M.clo. ill 831 ~35 15. The Antf.Rape Tu.Jt For~ nndt you.. VohmtHr one nlgl'lt par Wrfeek (a !'\ours) and hetp mOe our eampu•es u te• ApplbUon• a.e ava•ltOie In 345 $Qutre. Gradual!\ F"tUo"WMJps ln Atneric.n S tudies. As!a.n Af"heJtt., St~o~dies. Aho-A.mencan StYdtes. HahYe Amertca.n Studies. and Chicano Studies are being oftet4td by the Unl...ers)ly ol Callfoc"nle, lo$ • Psyd\ology Mafcft- JtUMesreo tn becoming an ol· hcet or membeot of the OPA? Call Chris at $34-9619, JlAtl a 1832·7922 Of Matg.arel a t 839o3<72. Gamma Ka~ ch.ept•r ol Della SJQm.. Theta Sofority. lt'le. Fall ~1.1 $1\ '81 OCt. • at 3 p.m. at Sr. Augu1lline CenJer, 1600 A llmore Ave, Angeles. Come 10 3 Hay•$ C lor details~ H~~y But Schtdu.lt- Monday. Rogulat sc.Module. Tuescte~ Rog ulat SaturW s cnedule. We<ll\ttd,-: S..turday schedule Will tun unU16 ~,::~~ :;~~~~~~r:::,ar~:~;·' tOUte schedldes wiJI run.. ft,uraday Oc:1. 8: Saturd-ay sc.t"led~o~le until 6 p.m. Aller 6 p.m. vat Mono~~· Frldt~y reoutar rou11 2 ld'le'dute. ~9 Aulllor ol "Two ACfiOSS 1 lste of Man man 51 Geisha girdles 53 Meadow sounds 57 Jewish Oueen ol Persia 61 Name meani ng ''lndustrlouo one•· 6l! Of questionable tomb 15 Wee bird 16 Donahue oflaik show fame 17-olthe • • worth 64 NallvooiNyborg 65 Ail 66 Arm bone 67 Some things to morning 19 Olasomble 20 "C.mptown Raees"ct'eator 2t Gave abundantly makemeet llll Cl!opln product 23 Oiia pod(ida In· 66 Acruess Patricia gradient 25 ChaJoedony 26 "The maid the garden ..." 29 Tum folt 2 Money exchange 30 Defendant'~ defense 31 Get ' - - (bocome aware of) 33 ToobrOadfnthe beam ~ Genghls 1<1\an follower 36 Mil mall locale 37 S<jo. dfscour$8 movies French director Ctalr • 46 Winter wear for theweatlhy Caine 52 Davis 50 Role tor Michael 6 Shoemaker's tool 39 Putllogether,ln 1 Ml1h olgn a way <10 Sophisticated 8 Heb(ew ~let ... 53 Give O'l&r 54 Arabian Peninsula nation 9 OneolaOumu lhr"""""'e 10 ~ol09tlon 11 f'rog"""'lve or Uberal, e.g. 12 Ovalolfiee 55 Puzzl8d 56 Sea hotwoen tne Philippines and Bomeo 58 liealty's PBI1IMI< 59 Mount ol Sic[iy treqoenter 13 Felt sympathy 60 Nol spurkMJs 63 Word wltn coat Of cap (tOfl .. . .. . . - ..... " .. .. ... ' " Hon·Vloltru hsaiYe Res1•taooe In the Ciril R•QI'IIs Moveme'!t" 0'veti0Y Mf. Cha.rle:s: HIYI'II-e We<:~ne.sdeo.; •\ 6.50 pm tn .32'8 MFAC. EU!eoll ~ UUAB te36-2951l-Cullural ana Pello•mlnO Ant fl too1Ync tot people to perlotl'!'l at 1f1Cl Fall Sounds. t-.t~o~Sicat Seul!'s F•u Sol.ltXls MU:S.Jc Setl~s Tuesd.ays !rom 12·2 p m.. at Fow(IQOJ$ Ptua, AC. .Jactl OeJohneue •n c:onoen Oet. 3 at 8 P·"'· '"' tt\t F1t1more ROC)(n, Sqt.me. nckeli av&i'-ble In the Squ11e nc.ket ome~ Or:Mtn Mike every T'hur"&d.ay .at 8 P.ffl 1n tl'l• Ralh'iih.ellar, Squil... A.nyor\e II •eteome to p8ffatm. ThutldiY H ~Oht live at ll D m. tn the Po11er Loun.ge. Efll<»>t 'Live mualc a.nd tthu.t\menrs. Chapter Two b)" Netr Simon Oct. 21 ill 8 p m. In the K.I;~IJIMe Cornell fhellt!f, EJifcotl. Tommy, the toe" opera by The Who. performed livo t.2.3.• a1 8 p.m. In lhe Katharine , Of'l stago OCt. CQMe/1 Theiler, EhleoU ne)(.t,5.1YJ.II.abte tn lht Squire Ticktt Orhce. --rtM Cloct" 1nd '"ZJtglft1d FoU..t"' lllmt lomOI· 1ftW at 7 ana &.tS p .ffl. ' " 110 ~FAC, Ellfoott.. ••HaWks tnd SpatTOwt'"' a-nd " MataUude" hlms. Woonotdly at 1 and 8:!10 p..m.,. raspec:tl<tel)".ln tl'le Squire Confettflce Tt)Ut er. ..U. Aeligh!u•• (The N~o~l"l)"' Him Th~o~rr.oay at 4. &!30, a"'a 9 p m.. in,,._ Wotctma.n Theal.l!f1 Nonon. Sports Schussmelsteti Ski Club-Tt)e g.J Club wnl be tloOSoO MONSey th tovgn We<lne.Sd.ay, Se-pt. 2&.30. Stop In al)(t 081 the de~afl s for OUI sJ(j ~s-hip, we·re ru-onif\0 .fOf'T'!• oroat out ot town $kl tnps 4\Jtlng semestef ore& Hi Man:IJI.. Stop In for our Of"od'lure.a and d•taila. Squash Club muts Monday and Wedne-sday~~ S:J0.7::30 p.m. at tho Squash Covns. Ctalk. BegSnnetS ~nd e.xperl~ playera (male a.od lcmaJt• welcofnt. JSU f:ootblll Sign lAP aM practice Oet.. 1 a.1 S--7 p.m. at the 8 tfooU Fi-'d. f'!ext to tne te,nlt: oouos. terlstics .a Kind of story cloomed 5 Naja mala ollndla - 45 Mothe<wll 41 Take one's oaoe .a Cooking po! ... and teseatch on lhO rela.tiOf\51\iD be"llfli~ malt'! .and" a~ Etnabetrt FennerN ltom tnt Um•erslty ol W tscon$ln ar Mtdrton will pte.ent "Gul.s, Women •net Malhemaucs: An O.,eN!ew" FfJday &I 2om. •n 26 Corduroy charac· 3 Makesallull ~ Wall< lor the port.-yer • •2 Inner: Ptolii< ~ Kind ol ~on « " - a deal!" Movies, Arts, and Lectures Oendtf Oil ftt•nc:..• - The mcst. CUrtOf"ll t~tf'l'Clflog 21 Take down a peg 28 Renewed energy ~ grapple 38 Cloak for Omar quality •1 Be a worry wall .n toalunteeri'l-0 as oa.ra!egals must illtH"'C1 ~tonS 2• Heart fOllowers 41 Ukesome DOWN 1 Fisherman's premrum 32 Ooogarden job 35 Biblical victim 36 Famous OisracU ten~·steo thl& m.e-enng C.ll 831·2213 of ~ l'la¥t any ques· 22 Confllcts the Mast" 14 Site of a famed G•oup ~at S.rt'lclf partleQellntormetlonaJ ~PHUng Oct 6 a1 1 p.m.. 1n 33& S®ile A11 choN fn· 18 NumetaJ suffix Years 8ef0f'e 5 Oirectorol"t.1r. Deeds Goes to Town'' 10 Attempt P,.lsh Student League moob Oct 5 at.$ o.m '"' 2'6' SqUire. ManiOtmtnl mejors lnleruled (n leamlng about A repreu ntatiYt from Ar!tl·RaPt Tel~ FOf~ uU dtftnn wcwunop tor Baldy. Arwone •nlertstoo may Anencs. Sociology Ass n. ~Mtls F"ria.,y at 4:30 oTt\.. m the CJ!pen Lounge, fhe Ki"ta., 8ai.Qy, AC, Applieatlofta for 1911 HomtcomhiQ O~o~een are now Wanl to o.,.reott~• .shyneu? alo ""eel>i structured jngmtemew. PoUUcal Sc~nu Club •evut•' weelly me.uno TnulSdtr a1 S:-30 p..m. '" tM .tOUI'\ floor oommcMs, needs you •nd 15 Olf'ltts 10 ongt.Qe people t15-30 ytt,J In l&c,e.atron.al actiYilles on weekends. Call David. lnlere~t eci iA working With GtJtiOtfitl, olde« ..duh. Tn il l'lO&Pilal. or htl~ng 10 prewrvv ~l!dl!re? Stop 1n ~.$ SQ~o~rre 01 c:a11 831-352\. II you'r• still iA lown hw Vorn Tov. ceJtbt'ltt U,. Eft. if ' Meetings Chi Omet• Wom•n't F"ratem11y mtt\1 todflr at 1.;30 )),m II 40 NJIQ411 FaJb Blvd. Mandatory ~- . -n:.Tlll~nlril! MO&~;itso.;~-~t CROSS WORD �classified ads-.:-:- --------. CLASSIFtEDSmayb6Dil.oed at'llwSpec:trum'otflco,365SqulreHaii,MSC,omeehOUrt ateOa...m. to5p.m. •nd a t.;tbfe copy ot the ad with •'CiheckOf money~ for lull payment. No ada will be lakin O¥W the Or cJaaaJileda may be Plletld at the Squtre HaJI TK:ket OlfJoe, f!Jat floor SQu!re. Monda)lll\,ough Fod.a1, PMPf. 'The Spectf\lm; ,....,...., the tight to tcSil or date *'Y copy. No rtfundt att o~n on clutlfltd lcls. DMdJtnes ere MoncJay, Wednesday l.nd Fltday at 4:30p.m. tor 1r.e f'Wt.x.t edlt1on. Rllh ate s-1..50 fOf flttl P..._make aure copy Ia leO•ble. "Tbt Spect.rum' does not Qsume ruponalbnlty lor any art'0«8, u:c.ptto ttn Wordl, L10 for each ldd!tlonal word. AU 101mus1 be Polld In advattc:e. ElthOf p•ace the.o in P«IOO.Of I"'PfOduce an~ tq(Of equlvaltol) lrN ot ~g•. that lt rton6tred valutltM d~ to tY'POQfaoN~-.nora. tn. 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Soh · Hydrocurve plu• a pair of optical quality aungluses With This Coupon PriGe fncludu: Le,_&; <Aid SterlUzollon Kll; 90 Dojl Money bade Guarontre; CA,.,Ing Case; l Month Servl"" Contract; Solullo.U for Ct-n lrog & S terilizing. Plu• " poi< of _ opticol quality JUngiGAM! (f-rom ••l«tttd otylu) Profeuionnal fitting fee $3510, includes Eye ~xamination 1BuHatocontact LensGroup f 2777 Sheridan Drive I 834-4336 ... _______.____ I Expires Oct 14 '81 • .L ~:.~~:o=•ble : • • • BY APPOIN'IMENT ONLY AT- BUFFALO CONTACT LENSt;ROUP . 2777 Sheridan Drive -834-4336 . ------------------------------·-------------15. . . (Otdy • 5 aUnllle walk from N'orthto- Plaza) 8 .... Manlla¥.•~--·llll· .·nw~ �backpage;sports ~f~fal~g~h~n~~ ~~e ~ l~e~sa rt season, the UB !lulls came bac k and blasted Hobart College 41 - 10 Saturday. Highligh1ing !he Bulls ' powerhouse vic1ory was !he Slcllar perfo rmance o f wide reciever Joe D'Amico. who gr abbed 1hree touchdown passes. 0 ' Amico, a j urlior from nearby Lcwislon-P orter High School, caughl 1wo Marty Barrell to uchdo wns from 56 and o ne yards o u1 , a nd nabbed 1he other scoring recept ion fro m back-up q uancrback Pal Fricano from three yards O UI . T he vic1ory improved !he Bulls' record 10 J.(), wh ile Hoban fell to 0-2. Coupled ,.ith a lo~ by Canisius College, th e Bulls are now the only \\'estern New York ream to remain undefeated. Complete coverage of the Bulls' victory in Geneva . New York "ill appear in Friday!_issue of TM Spectrum. Ketter decides to delay Division I athletics decision To await successor's decree By J ON M. OIAT AssisrQnt Spons EditOF n a somewhat surprising announcement from University President Robert Ketter's Orfice. it was revealed than any decision to upgrade the athletic program to Division I status will not be ma~e until after January I, 1981. The proposal for upgrading is prestntly beina reviewed by the Presidmt, but a decision "ill not be neached until Ketter and his successor m-eet on the mauer. Tbc proposal states that basketball wnl be upgraded to Division I from Division lll#and women's basketball shall be uwaded to Division Ill in 1984. As of now, UB has one Division I team-baseball-and a Division II hockey team. AU othm fall into Division Ill. Division I is the hiahest level of competition, whi~ Division J1l is the lowest. Division I schools can aJve athleles arants for tuition, room and board. Division II alves a lesser amount or grants, while in Division II (&(ants ~ not allowed. Due to State Uni>'ersitynaulations, UB does not aWard uanLS even in its DiVision I and II sports-but hockey and baseball. "It ean happm (UB going Division I) provided the state approves," said Chairman of Recreation Athlelics and Related Instruction (RAR I), Salvatore Esposito. "We can't do anything unless the Slate approves." I The proposal also states that priority funding will be siven to six sports: baseball, basketball. women's basketball, swimmiQ& and field hockey. "These teams will get their money first" said Athletic Director Edwin M uto. "By 1984 we will be able tO allocate more money to these team s. TI1e other teams hot in this plan will stay at their present level." Muto added that "the Student Association (SA) agreed to give us more funding for the upcoming years, so we will be able to put more money into the program." A problem may arise though, before Ketier and his s uccessor meet. The NCAA at their Dceember 6 meeting will discuss new proposals for limiting and making it much more difficult to qualify a team for Di>•lsion I status. Any such proposals that are agreed upon at tbe meeting " 'ill make an already diff~euh attempt tO p.in the Status even tougher. ' ' This rould make the situation m.uch more difficult." said Muto. "I might be going to the meeting but since "'' e.are low (Division Ill) they really don't listen to y<iu." If ev~ythiog comes through, UB-in a couple of years-<:ould be a Division I school. ..-ith all of its advantages. .. There is value in the associated publicity, " responded Esposito. "But it .,;u be tough at first. You have to stan at tbe bottom somewhere. Ohio Slate had to do it." "You have to start with the uound Ooor, ' ' Muto explained. "Then build your way up." Moto cited the Buffalo Bills as an example. "They were way down in the stanclilfgs now look at them ," Muto said. " They didn't stan a1 the top, they worked their way up." But when asked what tbe chances are, Muto slowly responded "It's hand to say, we'll have to weit for the December meeting and whoever the next President will be. then we should be able to know what will happen." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v32n15 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 16 Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/CNE/1.0/">COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED</a>. The copyright and related rights status of this Item has not been evaluated. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. This digital collection is made available for research and educational purposes. Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status, and securing permissions for use and publication of any material. Copyright for items in this collection may be held by the creators, their heirs, or assigns. Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/0f474077a328a054ac9f734c1e19166e.pdf 2f9a69c6362bc012816fc8c57ead9bea PDF Text Text Volume 1 Number 4 For the week of September 25-0ctober 1 \ �r---sALi:r---, II.SOFT SOFT CONTACTS I I 1559 CC:l~•rStSO::am~I SOFI • BOB DYLAN By Bob Schooley ..... · · · · · · · · · · · From John Wesley Harding to ....... Jesus Christ . Plus Professional FeeS • t-it By Oodon of Op'-fry eva~ ~ ~~ I ~~ ~4~~ ·----.COUPO.._ ___..I LA TRAVIATA By Liz Petrino . ......... .. ... ~. . . 3 Trills and leaps and the cloudy future ot opera in Buffalo. PETER MAX By Larry Congdon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 On the canvas with a one·ol-a -kind. PREVIEWS CONCERTS 6·7 Import and Domestic LP's. EP's. &. 45's • Rock • New Wove • Progressive Jazz • Reggae • Comedy • Motown • Spul • • Soundnocks. esoldOver 1.000.000 used albums and troded since 1975. • ................... ........... 10 Ray Charles stones hunter dead : The Cat and the fiddle: Peter Tosh a wonderful week or music in Buffalo. and ltzhak Perlman. REELS GROOVES & FRENZIES 8·9 Gigolo, Body Heat, and Buff State's Critic's Choice film series. Beating Jack DeJohnette's drum 'ld other sounds. ...........•... ............... 11 bought. Buttons. Stickers. Patches. Pins, T·ShirTS. PRODIGAL SUN Rock Cops. American & Brilish Music Magazines. 25 September 1!1a1 l'lai\T it At1ai11 Sn111 1115 ELMWOOD AT FOREST-883-0330 Open Monday·Saturdav. Noon to 8; Sunday Noon to 6. YOU READ~ABOUT US IN BILLBOARD MAGAZINE! AEnT·A·AECDA[] Volume 1 I £~/l~avid PIOdlp1/ Sun A.. Comstocl< Arts f.dltOJfl.lr Petrino Music Edltot1Tony GraJeda Art 0/NCtolfMargaret S.wyef PttototJ•m DiVincenzo E.dl lor.f,..ChleiiJohn K.. Lapiana 5 Jnd ·~ rcptes.~nted fo r naltOni!ll IIJ1'Cfh$tng by Cotnmuntcahons and 4dvertlsulg Services to Studef"'t~. Inc. The Spectrum tS serv~d by the Associated Ptess, F•elct Newspaper ALL NEW ALBUMS • l,OOO' s OF TITLES ---------------1S%0FF 81\V one album rne Ptothglt Sun is a publltai•oq o : I ht. SP<'C11um StucJent PettOdttat, Inc Managing EditolfSeth GOOdehitd Managing Edlto11Antkony M. PeHi The most successful record rcruong opcraloon on lho country 885-RENT Number 4 Bus;ness Man~erlJe fffey N. Cantor M arlcellno Of~todWayne B. Hunter Ad"l. Coo,.tlnatOtfMlf1( Melvin Adr. DnftlneriShl~ey Giglia PtoducUon/M. 8 . Kaz.mierczak Synchcate, los Angelt$ T•mt:s S)'tldiCale. Collegiate Headlines Service Unit*<l Features Srnd•Cated 81'\d United Press Sync:hca.te The Spoc-frun. t$ repte$Cnted fOC" nauooat actverttslng by Commuruc.attOns and 4dven•s•ng Services to Students. tnc: Ctrculat~n a.ve rage.~ 20.100 The Spectwm othce5 are located rn 3~ Squire Hall, State Umverstty of New York at Buffalo, 343~ Ma.n "Street. Buffa!~ New York 1421 4. TelephOne: (716)831.:1676 edotonal, (716)831·3681. buslnes5. Copynghl 11181 Buffalo. N.Y. The Speeuum Student Periodical, Inc.• EdHotial policy Is determined by the EdiiOf·ln-Chiel. Republications of any mattet hereln without the express consent o ttw!: EditoJ ~In-Chiet is stnclly IO<bldcleo. The Spictrum Is p<lnted by Buffalo NewsPrea.s tnc., 1370 Seneca St. Buffalp, N.Y. DISJributed hee to the Unhoersity cornmunityiHmit one copy per person. �Verdi's Traviata ~oquettish consumption at Shea~ Buffalo City Opera sets stage for new season and lighting by Boyd Ostroff. Details about future Bufialo City Opera productions are sketchy at best. Conductor James Caraher noted that "attendance Is way down," CIIIOO publicity problems and the light rail rap1d transit construction as probably causes. He hinted that next year Shea's might see only a single on&nlght production In an effort to fill the house. Nonetheless, Scinta remains optomlstlc: " Things look good. It was a small audience but well In excess of 2,000." In any case, December will see the coming of Gilbert and Sullivan's operena H.M.S. Pinafore, scneduled for the 4th and 51 h. And Shea's will be there, with liS mirrored panels and Baroque fixtures, hke an old and venerable port walling for its ship-the Buffalo City Opera-to come out of the m1st and dock once more. _ _ __ _ _ _ By Liz Petrino Last Friday and Saturday evenings Shea's Buffalo visibly glillered w1th the advent of a mght of grand opera. The theater's ornate fixtures and crystal chandeliers seemed especially filling lor a new staging of Giuseppe Verdi's La Traviata, a favorite tale of 19th century couches and consumption co-prosluced by the Buffalo City Opera and Shea's Bulfalo Theater. " The Buffalo City Opera Implies an extension of the Syracuse Opera with most of the resources local." That, according to Chorus Master Frank Scinta, sums up the company which realized the tragic story of a Parisian courtesan who falls in love for a small but receptive Bulfalo audience. This Is the fourth joint lfiOductlon between Shea's Buffalo and the Opera Theatre of Syracuse, New York State's third largest opera company. Previous productions have Included Aida, Madams Butterfly, Tosca and RigQiatto. As In the past, the Syracuse Opera provided the stage and music directors, lighting and set designers as well as contraj:tlng the principle singers. Area artists took the minor solo roles while the Buffalo Philharmonic provided the music. "The chorus auditioned in July-we had three weeks of rehearsal," said Scinta. A music teacher at Canlslu;> High School, Scinta also heads the Opera Sacra, a community choral group. "Traviata Is one of the most popular operas-a combination of unique, very melodic, very memorable themes," Scinta noted, adding that the apera Is " based on a strong story with a literary, dramatic history. It Is an extremely colorful picture of the Parisian demi-monde." Perhaps too Colorful. Based on Dumas' scandalous 19th centruy novel La Dame Avx Camel/as, La Traviata (literally. The Wayward Woman) opened In Venice to fair success· which was not without criticism. Public preference and the offended morality of severa}voluable crilics forced Verdi to move the story back from its contemporary setting to the 17th century, a fact since corrected in modern productions. The lead rol.e of Violella Valery was ably handled by Marilyn Brussadt, a soprano who has appeared with both the New York City and Metropolitan Operas. Her voice sparkled through the trills and leaps of the first act, demonstrating her vocal control most vividly as she tearfully-declared her freedom from love In the coloratvra aria " Sempre Ubera" to her lover's backstage accompaniment. Tenor George Livings handled his role as the love-struck Alfredo well. Early on his voice lacked the necessary brilliance but improved greatly near the end with the moving duet "Parlgi 0 Cara," in which he and Violetta finally reunited, plan to leave the city and its woes behind as she dies of tuberculosis. Also notable was local baritone Frank Pullano, whose protrayal of Alfredo's father, the elderly Germont, though subdued, was filled with the Intricate colorings and shadings of a well·tralned-volce as he pleaded with Violetta in the second act to forget his son. Acting honors go to Miss Brustadt who, unlike the male leads, kneeled instead of genuflected and whose death portrayal. aided by good design in the way of a black backdrop and ashen makeup, W.S very convincing. Especially effective was the staging of scene two of the second act. Gypsy dancers twirled about In smoke as the partygoers slowly joined the dance In the murky scarlet light, an acrid comment on upper-class decadence-the " red ligi!J" solrf!t!. ~~ df!sign was by Robert Earle sc- MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL at PICCOLO'S! - WATCH THE GAME AND HAVE FREE PIZZA AT HALFTIME! yoUR cHOICE! $5.95 (SCHLITZ) STEAMED CLAMS & 1 PITCHER OF BEER OR (SCHLITZ) CHICKEN WINGS & 1 PITCHER OF BEER COMPLETE LUNCH, DINNER AND lATE-NIGHT SNACK M£HU AVAilABLE! 0--V- Chllllogot o St. Petenburg {NOmlo,. UNIVERSITY PLAZA 838-ena �• • second, that New York City mobster Joey Gallo deserved an eleven-minute melodramallc tribute because "he know Whal il was like to live in a society with a shackle on your hand." bLi oel tn God often shone through htS work. D ylan. nee Zimmerman, recently released an ew album enlllled Shot of Love. He continues the outlaw motrl wtth " Lenny Bruce," a trtbute to the amazong comedtan. Playmg poano on this plaintive ballad. his voice Is cracked, stratned and strangely powerfuf; if you replaced ot with a lull choir the result would be a fine hymn. Dylan admires Bruce because "he took the folks in high places and shined a light In their beds." Another line says "They robbed lltm and they labeled him, like they do wit h pants and shlrts."Autoblographlcal? Dylan's current tag Is "born again Christian": Jesus, the ultimate outlaw. Shot of Love contains several overtly Christian tunes. but the test two records, Saved and Slow Train Commg consisted entirety of praise-Jesus-and-ttis·works material. Surprising stuff from the man who wrote in hos novel, Tarantula (1966), "how's the new religion? feel any different? gave II up myself. just couldn't make all the aucloons and frankly. wh~o. his name comes up numbers ltke " Biowin' in the Wmd; · "The Tomes They are A·Changin'," and " Subterranean Homesick T he conversion has failed to hamper Dylan's penchant for wntong the songs of protest that have buill much of his career: l's running out of biead . you know how it is, like about that little old lady In the b ack buoldong all the time poinllng telling me that God is watching. you know, like for a whole there. l's scared to take a shit." To those for whom Dylan symbolized anti-establishment, free· thinking society, the conversion seemed to be a sellout . But the change was not that abrupt or wotllout precedent : Dylan made references to God and frequently used Biblical allusions In his pre-born again days. For instance, "Forever Young" (1973) began with " May God bless and keep you always . .. " and "Sheller From the Storm" (1974) borrowed from Mallhew27:35: "In a lillie hill·top village/They gambled for my clothestl bargatned lor salvation/An' they give me a lethal oosefl offered up my Innocence/And got repaid wtth scorn.'' Dylan was down on tile allnute of "Old lady Judges watch people In pairs/Umited tn sex they dare/To push lake morals, Insult and stare,'' [It's Alright. Me (I'm Only Bleeding)), because of Its narrow minded hypoCllsy, but the Jewish-raised songer's Blues" sprong readily to mind. More recently, "Slow Tra in" uses ; Marx and Kissinger as targets lor the poet's barbs. In the new "Trouble" lle rallies against " governments out of control." starvation and the condition of the envoronment. Repetttlon o f the title becomes grating alter a couple of listens. but the poont Is well taken. The impllcalion is that the present world sttll concerns Dylan-he has not developed an escapist reliance on the promise of a pleasant alter-life. This detrimental but frequent side effect of religious conversion often tends to reinforce the already abundant supply of apathy; tllanklully,Oylan·s feet are still on the ground. On a related note, Shot of Love bears Dylan' s witness more subtly than eotller of its predecessors The mner strength he draws from Jesus fuels "Every Grain of Sand"; Instead of lore and brimstone, Jove, support and strength are the message. In contrast to the upbeat rocking done on most of the LP, "Sand" is quiet and calm; gently picked guitar, lovely backing vocals and some great harmonoca soothe the li6tener- much as the lyrics do. Shot of Love carries on the Dylan tradllton of sticking up lor the underdog A sixties number like "Dear Lord" -wllich asked lor mercy rrom onsensitive. greedy bastards who were out to suck tllelltenants· souls-ts similar to somethong hke " Property ol Jesus," one of the best new cuts. It attacks ungenerous folks who crotocize a religious person ··who doesn't pay tribute to the king that you serve," and " who won't Increase hos wealth at other f)eople's expense." Dylan' s sarcasttc singong kicks the song over the top. Dylan takes a shot at his critics when he sings of thos same person walking down the street as the people jeer at him and they " hope that he falls upon hl mseiiiOh won't that be sweet." A rter tl'oen ty years 10 the spotlight and numerous albums, cu loclsm stoll bOthers the man. Why hasn't he retored? Why c<~ntinue oponong up to the public, becommg an oh-so-vulnerable target m the process? Why continue recording? Dylan t<Ad Herman "It amazes me that I even continue to make albums.• . It's always a miracle o f some kind when 1 make an album-because It's so contrary to the way I move. .. working in the studio has always been very difficult for me:· Later In the Interview he says "I hope this music that 1 play is healing music." Maybe that's the answer; Dylan wishes to comfolt his listeners and give them some hope. ' So who Is he? II nothing else, Dylan Is human. Cril,icism affects hom-he's still capable of romantocizlng outlaws' lives He doesn't have all the answers. Still. hts humanity, hos ability to dream. his concern lor the oppressed, Ills beautilullblting, tender/caustic, direclfoblique poetry and his mesmerizing voice make Bob Dylan more lhan a little special. HOUR COLOR 5 FILM PROCESSING 6 tJJ~~tUt!ift,iK11 ACHORUS LIME wo • ...,.. M' C-41 _ ... no. 111 , ' " (35-/ colo< ptf•l ,,,,.... 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Ooly~ I I I I I I I I I I II II JJlZ Niagara Falla Blvd. r.......r.. u. . 1 c.u 836-1338 I 1 (Not diJ urirb ••1 othrr olftr) I ••••••••••••••••••••• _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _by Larry Congdon 1 In 1965, young artrst Peter Max dropped out from his commercial studio. When he came back two years later he launched tnto the big time. Posters, books, restaurants, advertisements and even morton pictures bore the "Peter Max"logo. In 1972, still riding hrgh. MaK droped out again. Now Me¥ has returned startmg off thrs lime from Buffalo's own Benjaman's Galerte. His colorful prints and pam ling find an odd complement in Benjaman's new exhibit space, and old, proud house. where they wtll be displayed through September 30th. During his stay in Buffalo. Peter Max took lime out to speak to the Prodigal Sun. Prodigal Sun: You fell the commerctal art world m 1972 when you were gomg pretty strong, and you left a wealthy busmess. Why? Mn: Well, there are. things that are more Important than business, sometimes. Ana It's the personal feeling I needed to go back to pamting. And as I got more onvolved on business what happened was I was paying less and less attention to my painting. Had I not stopped, I would probably have forgotten I was an art~t. And tnat's the reason t did that. PS: So pam ling rs important to you. Max: It's most important to me: to be a painter, to be an artist. to have time to paint, and of I choose. to make new Images, to surprise myself woth pictures I create. PS: Would you have left If you had not been making the money that you were? Max: No, I left because I wanted to nalnt more. If 1 had a business and were still painting. and had time to paint as much as I do now. I would hava continued it. There's nothing wrong with an artist having a business. _ PS: You've satd that inner peace... that your art comes from mner peace. Max: Well, the art comes from havmg an onner peace. to clarify it. If an artist rs at peace and yet has a love-energy, and a tremendous will to work-and has peace at the same time-then there's very little mental interference in making the creativity happen. When one tries to paint, create, write, draw, sing, play music, write music. dance, and a has a lot on their mind ... The person who is a dancer: he runs Into ~ room and he wants to dance, he's got a lot of lhlngs 011 his mind, he may have to slop to thrnk whether he's going to run or right. But if lhe mond os clear. hke an emply bowl, then all he knows os he's goong to run and dance. He can run lefl and ngbt. up, backward and forwards, and do somersaults. And 11's okay, 'ca use he's dancing. PS: Does that mean you fry nor to be mfluenced Oy current trends and pastMax: That's absolutely true. I don't look at trends . I don't gel involved on lrends. 11 could be very dangerous. because trends os lUSt a cumulative lhmg of somethmg that looks alike II ot becomes a trend. And an artost, or any person. 1S unique, he's one-of·a·klnd. And rf you're one-of·a·kind you don't become part of a trend: otherwise you're just enhanc1ng your trend, you're not creating something tt'lat's originally yours. So it's good to know trends exist. bul take somelhing out of the trend. pick and choose, y'know, pick a leaf here, a flower there. But do what you think rs good. PS: In the works you have on drsplay at BenJaman·s Galene-the works ft04ll,the recent htatus-the work seem to be tathcr Personal in the sense thattl does not to/low any trend or anyMax: Any loneage. You can 't see lhe change. It's scatteredPS: Ye.,a/1, they don't seem to hove any mfluence<j from what's going on no•v m the art world. Are you afraid that you won't be accepted? Does that bother you? Max: No, 1 am,accepted. PS: Oh, so. .. M ax: But that's okay. I'm no1 afraid of not beong accepted. And I don't care rf I am "In," if my work looks like what's happening In the art world. Personally I don't know what's happening in the art world. There's so much happening In lhe art world it depends what crowd you're Wilh , y'see? There's so much music on lhe radio, you can llsten'ro so many stations. And some people have classical mus1c on a// the lime, and some people listen to rock·n·ro~. What is re'ally I he trend? Some are more popular than others. That goes back to, again, noI being rnfluenced by outside situations. Like.. .let's say being accepted. Imagine ill had to paint to be accepted. My paintings would look weird, because I would first have to study what's acceptable. and then paint it. Where am I? I wouldn't even be in the palntongs. I would be parnllng what's accepted, I would be painting "accepted art." .~ . WHY PAY MORE? 1 RECORD THEATRE HAS ALBUMS AT THE LOWEST PRICE AROUND TOWN! CHOOSE FROM MANY ARTISTS & TITLES. LIKE: L.T.D. "Shine On'' • Robert Fripp " The League of Gentlemen" • Kingbees ''Kingbees" • Supertramp "Ctisls? What Ctisis?" • Shogun Sountrack • Herb Alpert " Beyond" • SeeGees " Main Course'' • Clapton " Backless" e Dolly Parton ug to 5" e " l enyatta M ondatta" • Andy Glbb " Greatest Hils" • Jackson " Seat Crazy" • Yellow Magic Orchestra • tdolmaker Soundtrack • Eric Clapton ' 'Another Ticke t" • Hnareth " M alice In Wonderland " • Way/on & Je"s "Leather & lace" • Jefferson St arsh ip " Modern Times " • Pal Travers ''Radio Active'' • Peaches & Herb " Worth The Wait" • Ray, Goodman & Brown "//" • Gloria "Love Tracks" • & Morell ' RECORDS e TAPES • AUDIO e VIDE C. • COMPOr•E '• TS !iALE ENDS <;UN. :.;EPT. 27th Ou~nlirles Nu o.,.,,,,,.Llmlled !"!~sse Open 7 d•ys • wuk 10 •m · Midnile 1800 Main St. at Lafayette �Every since the 1979 Who concert 1n Cine "general admission" has had an ominous rit less Imposing is the Infamy established at ( Speedway In 1970, and surroundmg the Stor They're ho t, tney're sexy and tney're "Jitve-no need to send Some ticket holders are a lillie anxious ar any dead flowers to the Stones' collectove grave. yet. Why the Stones concert on Sunday ts not re: In case yo u' ve been chained to the cellar wall of a Tibet an " It was a very thoughtless thmg lo do.'' cc monaS1ery tor the past lew v.eeks, here's the news· the Rolling concerned ticket holder. " they should stop h Stones crash R1ch Stadium vn Sunday to prove that there ts rock admiSSion concerts." alter th~rty (or Is 11 forty?) and to promote theu latest album. She admitted that her concern 1s ·p;mly p Tatto You w htch 15 number one on the charts. all over the happened at Cmconnali ana tt could happen atrwaves and loaded w1th hot tunes. The concert promoters are countmg oo th• Roundtng out the bill at Rich are George Thoroughgood and back up theu ticket system. Since 197'. Fes the Destroyers. Journey and posstbly a fourth act 15 stadiUm shows, all general adm1ss• n an Bu t ot course. those archetypal rockers, tl'le Stones, are tho:t tncldent accoramg to Nancy Natha~ F .ttva reason 75.000 t1ckets sold out ln ten hours here. over 95,000 were Presiden t. " General admission ts actu .. t , ea up In one day In Ph1ladelph1a, three thousand people secunty. II would be ImpoSSible to kc~>L 0,0 up tor a sur prose" show at a three hwndred seat club tn sears I f •t were reserved seating.' Sl•t • ~I at to paraphtasc Start Me Up" they no doubt Don Tomasulo, Director ot PubltCrl'. Fe make a dead man come Stones concert here tS a totally dtff~tt ;ttl Cincinnati, they let the crowd butld u>. the people were crushed. At R1ch Stadoun ; re enoughgatesforeveryone"TomasuO> ·pia 1 I W ;l$ the mOSt peaceful COnC.etl I've (l•,(l . eel there will be plen ty or secunty checkmo •or 1 weapons and " anything that can cau&P out What do you-get when you mt~ a band that htred the Hell's Nathan admlned that there was a dt~turba Angels lor secunty and the seattng system that produced the Stones show- a ruSh onstage a her the one confident that it won't happen agatn. S~· de tragedy tn Cmctnnatt? Before you answer. constder that the Rolling Stones played a controlled sttuation, and even though tn•re 1 tour preview tn Boston where 4,000 fans showed up at a 300 seat number of fans on the field level, " 1t's not Ilk noghtclub. II resulted tn t 1 arrests and the first two dat e of the for a new position when the band takes lhe ! tour (both in Boston) were cancelled. calm, they know how il works," insists Nathl By Carol Balzano In answer to the aforemen lloned questton, whal you get is But all things should be put In their propel 80,000 people trymg to squeeze In between the ten and twenty concerned ticket holder explained ''I'm worrif In the last three centuries the continuous slaughter of the yard lines at Rich Stadium. the Rolling Stones. II might be my only en an• whale has progressed Into a dilemma in which several whale species now face e>ttinct10n. At the helm of these slaughters is Russia, boasting half the world's Whale kill , while Japan follows this with 25 percent Japan also claims the lead In "bounty-paid" dolphtn extermtnatton. The Continental continues Its for San Fran's anarchtcally burrowing of Amenca's underground independent Ralph label Is bringing a Worldwide organizations have been formed to try and rock pulse this weekend and all the couple of new laces lor their most eradicate these countries exploitative kills by raising tunds, recent Crowd Control tour So prepare arrangtng protests, and moS1 of all by educating the public about power to I he Franklin Club. Late Saturday nit.e hatches two bands tn for a new direction here as well-a bit these highly advanced mammals whose intelligence, as some transitional states that are from more " traditionally" powerful Is the scientists say. "is equal to that of humans." opposite ends ot the cont1nent as well. word. Demonstrating the thrust of rttis movement on the local level, Rochester's Personal Effect~>. formerly . • the Buffalo Whale and Dolphin Coalition and Buffalo Animal On Tonigh\ through the·26 the HJ.Techs. are off tnlo further S.h uflhng In Sunday Is NYCity s ~ad Rights Commlnee are collaborating for this weekend's Whale " Fioorplay" Contemporary D regions of avant, no-wave rock with a Brams and the only thlng}o go on IS and Dolphin Benefit Festival at UB. The concerts on Friday and new guitarist and a tess-structured, somethl.~g referred to as reggae-punk Theatre will present an event Saturday in Squire Hall's Fillmore Room begin at 8:30 p.m. and dance works at the Katherlnr rockers. moot·jazz accent. feature such renowned folkies as Peter Alsop. Jim Vick. Artful Theatre by choroographers S MX-80 on the other hand, one-half ol Anything goes at the Continental Dodger, Pointless Brothers. Bob Lusk, Paul Kaplan, Willie Sorljfill, the psycho-rhythmic, hyper-rock group especially the urge to dance, and ' PrzybYl Berlinskl, Daphne Fir and Joe Head. Available at the Squire Hall Ticket Booth, tickets Jeanne Goddard as wel l as d MX-80 Sound which has been recording nearly all may lose control. are $4.25 lor non-students and $3.25 for students. Elaine Gardner. The show. pr Heading the Festival are coordinators Gail Slmon·Bierenbaum, by Black Mountain II, w1ll bet Bruce Menln and Oebbte Dursterwitc. Thts •s the Coalit ion's ftrst p.m. Student tickets are S2 lr beneftt since tis tnception last spring. The Festival, which w1ll be $5 at the door. held at Souore Hall. conststs ol folk mus1c concerts. films and chrtdrens· and adult workshops. The proceeds from this benefit will be allocated to larger organizations that are " undertaking direct preventtve measures," explatns S1mon·B1erenbaum. All the musictans are donattng thetr servtces. One of the musicians Who will be there Jim Nollman. Is also a scientist. He and two Other friends formed lnterspecies Communication in 1978 with the inten!lon of helping "develop techniques for communication between humans and animals." Nollman, along with acoustic engineer Russell Frchllng, and electronics engineer Larry Freeman. developed sonar shields to be placed on Japanese fishing boats Where an acoustic " fence" Studio Arena Theater wrll b would be set up to keep dolphins out of the tuna nets off its Fall season tomght (SE The majority of these performers, w hose names are we:u-~:nown with a productton ol Bnan Cit ln·folk music cucles (t .e. Peter Alsop, Jim Nollman, Willie Sordll smashing Broadway htt Who~ have been actively Involved in the ecology cause as well as other II Anyway? This mov.ng dram divers causes. of a young, paralyzed sculpto Participate In a good cause. chl!Jienges his doctors over II die will run through October 1 Showtime is at 8:30 p.m The Stones Milk Rich Benefit Fesival • sunday •7 What are '\/ou dozng for the Whale and Dolphin .... Floor Play Whose Life �- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - BY Dan Barrett , I innatl. the term ng attached to it. No ::atil ornla's Altamont 1es ever since. nd confused as to SfrYed seating. >mmented one ''}Ire general On New Year's Eve of the eighties, promoter Bill Graham put it this way; "It's not that they're the best at what they do, It's just that they're the only ones that do what they do." Wonterland closed after that show. as those nifty sixties had a swan-song as the Fillmore West closed to heart· felt notes of Carlos Santana 10 silent way giving his treat alter (you guessed It) the Gratelul Dead played "Casey Jonas" and••Johnny B. Goode." This ain't no lesson. but II Is history, tomorrow never knows, and lor one more Saturday night the boys and a posse round up the question. " why are the Dead the finest band In the land?'' Indeed. this IS a moot ossue during a concert, at which the dead Invoke splrots of their muse, and "a broken angel sings Irom a guitar," back home Stella Blue In the dawn's early light. Who could dislike a band that put blue suede shoes on Uncle Sam? F. Scott Key, maybe, but ho had a tin ear, anyway. It all began 10 1965 wllh Ron McKernan, wi>O at hlteen was already,s bloozong dronker Boo We1r. who was m•d·teens at thos point. had by now pocked up something besides a guuar from one Jerome Garcia another of the ougonal warlocks along with former drum major and present bassist Pilll Lesh. Bill Kreutzmann. the drummer v-as on the group as well. thos era pre· dating the Dead of 1968, whrch sav. the advent at a Straight Theater gog of M ickey ("I'm a percussronost ') Hart McKernan, whose famed sobnquet was PIG PEN " or Le Chout was twenty that year and fronted the band with harp and soulful growls. His songs were high-energy points at all shows until his Ill health forced him to mellow. thOugh he toured Europe against medical advice In 1972. Thos no doubt sped along the Inevitable, and 10 February of 1973 we lost the best whole blues· man that San Francisco ever spawned (there's Otos, Stoll on the dock of the bay, where there is no pebble tossed). Through with pain, 1 see Pig and Janis with tequila mekong birds ropple the sky. joined by Keitll Godchaux on plano painting what must be the purest blues under eternity. . . let us see with our heart these 1hlngs our eyes have seen. thanks to Rcber1 Hunter, for one pane of glass. Forgive me, It must have been the roses. Actually, Jerry Garcia pulled "the Grateful Dead" from hrs hat one day (lt was really a huge dictionary of Phil's). to discover tater the Cosmo Topper of lts..true meaning. To quote the man himself: "In the (James Francis) Chllde ballads, there's the unquiet grave . . . the murdered girl. . . and there's also the grateful dead ballads. A person dies leaving a promise unfulfilled, and t heir spirit Is restless. They make an agreement with a living person that they will fulfill their promise. That person Is then the grateful dead." Garcia also has some choice words about the view many people have of the " turn on, drop out In Halght·Ashbury" fiasco that Is wrongly associated with them: "The flower·power thing and the rest of that stuff was some bullshltter's out-ol·town Illustration of what they thought it was, like the lamest aspects a or It Those of us who lived there as part of Ihe scene always resented the image·bulldong, because ot had nothing to do with what we were Into." Lrke Jerry said to Tom Snyder, who asked how the band could "stay current" with changes In musoc. . "man, we've never been current." Damn stra1ght, Captain Trips' The Dead ARE the current, make no mtstake about rt, BE at the show and plug yourself on. tn thos case not only hearong but llstenong os bellevong ·we start at lhe roots and work up to the plant". . Fillmore. 1971. thos preceded the Robrns' "Root on Cell Block No.9," and look lor nothing on parltCutar but expe1:t anything, from Harry Betafonte 10 Merle Haggard or Marty Robbins The Dead are good ol boys at heart.no matter what space lhcy're onter Of course. most matertal played rs onginal. that's the cover-story. the only guarantee ts a splendtd tome for an . When Snyder's questron dealt with the band 's timeless auraclron ("Why do they see you lor I he umpteenth tome?"), Bob Weir's ageless reply was somply. "I guess folks need a dose ol crazy every now and then." Lots o good people are crazy. some have been In lhat realm to define it, and yet transcended tt forever. One such man, and a whole book unto homsetl, was Neal Cassady, lhe wild one whO lnsptred one Jack Kerouac to go and write On the Road, among other I hongs. Neal swung hos hammer lbrming nngs hom sea to shining sea. and life "on I his bus" would not have been the same, and perhaps m1ght not have been, had it not been for "a helluva Neal at the wheel. The bus didn't ever land." like Bob songs the words ol John Barlow, " I have seen where the wolf IS suckled by a sliver stream•.. " And let h grow, we w11/ not speak but stand rnside the rarn . .. COOle wash the night time clean." Lei I he words be yours, I'm done with mine'. ance lng of new e Cornell :usan 1negan, lancer ·esented gin at 8:30 1 advance, 18 kicking 3pt. 2.'i) ark's le We Is 1atizat1on •r who he right to 18. Twenty years ago Ray Charles would not have an introduction. Now, In-these days or corporate computer products, It may be necessary to say a li ttle foreword. What made Charles an Innovator in the 1950's was his Herculean voice thai sang something which had never been sung before: a combination ol gospel and blues called soul music. Rock and roll groups have tor years drawn Inspiration and material trom Ray's great songs including " What'd I Say" and " HallelUJah. I Love Her So.'' Recent appearances on Saturday Night l.Jve and Evening At Pops indicate clearly that he can still put on a good show. AI IJ_alf tile price of a Stones' ticket you can't go wrong , and don't be surprised If you see Mlck Jagger at Kleinhans Music Hall on Sunday, September 27th at 7 p.m. Hunter ) tan Hunter, leader of the semonal earty seventies rock band Moll Ule Hoople, brings his latest group to Uncle Sams In Cheektowaga on Wednesday, September 30th. Possessing one of the most 'ecogniuble voices In the blz and wroling the best stripped· down raunch tunes ·this side of Mick and Kerth, Hunter live Is pure rock 'n' roll. Opening toe show are Brotlsh pop-rockers Any TOluble, who participated in the Son of Still Tour that passed through Bull State last winter. B~lng your rock 'n' roll heart. Frl<Jay. 25 Sei>ttmO.t Ill& I T"" St>ectrum<Pioolgat Suo 7 �! 1981 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER IUT I"OIIOCiH IAHGUAQE ..... Area media buffs host film series at Buff State ___________ ____By E.R. Garra sl There wasn't any necking in the back row. but there was some heavy b(eathing Issuing from the sixth row last Sunday evening for the first showing in Bull Stale's Cntics ChOtCes Film Festival. The movies shown dealt wilh reel·life sllualions, i.e. nol immersed in fantasy footage like lhal found in the Slar Vojars genre. In effect, thiS dilference was verbalized by Jeff Simon. Buffalo Evening News crihc and host of the night's proceedtngs. when he said, "Thank you all lor coming . . .this is not exactly The Empire Strikes Beck." And II certainly wasn 't. But it did have enlertainment value, espectaliy since It encompassed the whole notion of retrospect . The people that came to Buff State's Upton Hall received a large dose of retro. The idea. supported by Casting Hall, the student theatre organizalion, and by Student Union Board (SUB)Films, was to create a 1940's type of movie house atmosphere. Presenl was an emcee as well as ushers and onlookers dressed in costume. No popcorn to be found, but there was a real live pro)ecuonist, and the ··reel live" excitement of reel changes that were less than exact. Overall, the evening ran smoothly, and producer of the show Margaret Smith, walked around calmly-the show was a general success. Although a lew people kindly excused themselves at various times throughout the course of the old flicks, some remained and enjoyed two ol Mr. Simon's chosen lims-Cal/ Northside 777 and While The City Sleeps, both journalisttcaliy oriented. Other flim·as·media oriented persons have scheduled dates to show their favorites. The dales are dispersed lhroughout the year, as they work around the theatre department's productions. All movies begin at 7:00 p.m. in Upton Auditorium at Buffalo State College, 1300 Elmwood. Call 87U728 for further information. The Critics Choices Film Festival scheduled dates are as follows: November 1- Aian Splegal presentmg: One Hour Wrth You (1932) , Outcast of Thfllstands (1952) January 24- Charles Mancuso presenting: Kiss me Deadly (1955) The Scarlet Empress (1934) March 14-Bruce Jenkins presenting: I Pick Up On South Street (1953) Pick Pocket (1959) April It-Michael Healy presenting: Blow Up (1966) Jules end Jim (1961) �Body Heat sizzles film noir. Body from Body and Soul. a 1947 movie concerning the moral _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ By Ken Kiefer dilemma of a syndicate boxer and Heat from The Big Heat, a great 1953 Fritz A curious tradition in high schools is Lang directed story of hate and the assigning of patriotism essays aiJP revenge. Writer-director Lawrence entering them in a contest. II I were Kasdan follows the outstanding running the educational department I examples of such classic composers would change the subject of that of Images as Robert Aldricn In "Kiss assignment to the nature of film noir. Me Deadly," Orson Welles In "Touoh of Here's my definition: a postwar Evil," Gerd Oswald in "Crime of vlsuaf style based on modern Passion, ·• Joseph_ H. Lewis in "The Big alienation and distortions in lighting Combo. '' and Howard Hawks In "To and camera work. denoting the Have and Have Not." In recent years. character's precarious relationship craftsmen like Roman Polanski with the world. That summation should ("China /own ") and Martin Scorseoe win me at least honorable mention on ("Taxi Driver') have auempted a revival the tenth grade level of what is for the most part a late Body Heat Is the most recent forties and early fifties movement. example. The title itself is a homage to As an imitator ol filmdom's past , Kasdan Is Intelligent and crafty, but has in common with Brian De Palma and Paul Schrader an unfortunate penchant for -facile symbolism-in this case, fog and background fires. With all the innovations In film studies, Kasdan should have been able to mal<e a better film noir, much in the same way as sophis(lcated stereo components have Improved recent recordings. T he plot is simple enough, the old doomed·lovers·in·a·triangle riff, with stereotypical punishment of the evildoing hero·vlctim. As for the mo111e's premise linking heat to evil, anyone who experienced this summer's heat knows how passive a hot spell makes one feel. The star is William Hurt of Altered States and Eyewitness fame, playing Ned Racine, a nice guy spouting tough guy lines with a Dustin Holtman voice. A mild mannered jock. He meets the unhappily married. sexy, shrewd Mally Brown, played by movie newcomer RilLS Kathleen Turner. She sizes him up as stupid right away and proceeds to use him and lose him. The poor guy. She's everything those Hollywood noir princesses were, combining the suave sensuality ol Lauren Bacall, Gene Tierney and Jane Greer. As hot as she is in the sex scenes, she's cool In her double dealings. Mickey Rourke as a qui_et, knowledgeable arson advisor comes across well. Kim Zimmer has a key small part as the cute sexy alter ego of Mally, a plot function derivative of the 1944 classic Laura. If I'm less than enthusiastic in my approbation of this noble experiment in cinema, It's because the nolr style should be adapted from a contemporary millieu ·rather than anachronistically transposed long after the prevailing mood of the country has changed. But then, even the most facile film nolr is beller than the most hyped non·noir. Body Heat is now showing at the University Cinema. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ By Bob Schooley People who saw David Bowie in the Broadway production of The Elephant Man say that this protean man is an incredibly skilled actor. Unfortunately his acting in Just a Grgolo-made in 1978 but jlffit receiving its first local run-cdhsists of " a series of six or seven poses," as a friend succinctly put it. Even more unfortunate is the fact that Bowie Is the best thing about Gigolo. His enchanting lace, awkward body and captivating poses manage to maintain interest in lhis opaque t11le of alienatron in post.WWI Germany. In the opening scene, Bowie and the troops lie in t)le filthy trenches; he tells his superior office'! that "heroism is my destiny." Peace Is declared and In a Iunny black-and·while parody of the silent movies of the WWI era (complete with faster·than-life movement) Bowie goes home to Berlin, capitol of the defeated nation. There, his aunt asks the tired traveller " How long have you been alive?" The mll itary has told his lamily and friends that he died in a bomb explosion. When he meets an officer wno's attempting to form a Nazi party and miljtta, Bowie Is asked " Are you still alive?'' These humourous encounters he,lp to give us a sense of Bowie's .confusion; after all , he has just returned from one of the most brutal wars in history to discover that his mother has rented out his room, his childhood sweetheart dances in a see·through top and wants to ball him, ~nd his father hasn't spoken or moved a muscle since the surrender. Talk about ch·ch· changes. From this point the film digresses into oblique symbolism and seemingly i rrelevant scenes, ending In Bowie's death at the hands of a party who oppose the Nazis- ironic because he had refused to support the movement. In the tasl scene Bowie lies dead, surrounded by the soon·to-be leaders of his homeland who are giving him a full military burial-his wish 'has come true: they have made him a hero, a martyr. " We can be heroes-just tor one day!" ("J1eroes" by David Bowie). If Jusr a Gigolo were a bit clearer, a little more direct and tess boring, it might be a powerful statement (or a ridiculous one, who knows?). As It is, the movie leaves the viewer confused-the point, perhaps?-with little hope of piercing the shroud of vague ·•profundity" that it hides behind. Unfortunately. according to the employees at tile Amherst Theaters, Gigolo ended its run yesterday. BOULEVARD MALL 837-8300 A LL SEATS $1.97 MAPLI & NIAGA.RA rAllS Ql.VD ~ MIDNIGHT FRIDAY & SATURDAY ALLENDALE THEATRE 203 Allen - 883-2891 �Itzhak Perlman's humane approach to Jhe violin - - - -- By RJchard Ch on ltzhak Perlman Is the best known violinist this country has seen since Jasoha Heifetz. And this Is due as much to his technical vistuoslty and musical last~ as It is to the fact he's been marketed like a brand of swiss cheese. His warm teddy-bear petSOna, coupled with the fact he was crippled by polio and has to hObble about on cnrtches, makes him a strangely successful media phenomenon{ But what the hype, the popular rec;ords of Scott Joplin rags and Ja'n performances, and the innumerable television appearances have blinded us to, is that ltzhak Perlman Is ac1Ually a serious ani st. But another consequence ol the media celebrity Pert man has enJoyed Is that he's somehOw been pegged with that dubious title, .. World's Greatest Violinist." Now that's a title eYen Perlman wouldn't want to inherit. Popular legend has It that Nicolo Paganlnl, perhaps the most celebrated + DUBELS • - l f " " S ' 85fr299z l!~(. "f\f!SJ""''' GARV:MITH MUD WRESTLING FRIDAY It SA'fURDAY NIGHTS! j Call 855·8943 tor reservations ••••••••• WEEKENb SPECIAL 2 DAYS ONLY SAT.·SUN. SEPT. 26-27 maxell. 11111 Thur<do • Not' II\ t ENTERTAINMENT: ' 1RI .\ I -\ T7 ~ "'\,ll"r -"pl tlt S I '111 Fri. & s.t lfifc PAITY NI1'ESII ~• - 90 Minute C..setta 1-1,. lScll.t~~· co-, c- .... 11 ......... ............ Jrr... .-.,_.._. ,_AI s,M ,.._., 1 I 10• P<~leilril'rM'S~rl! .'Frldoy. 25'S.pi'O!Wbet 1!i• ·, Uu. a... more IILhak Perlman than they are normally allowed through his television appearances. And what they found was not a supercilious vlnuoso but a genuine human being whose music, stripped of any pretense. communicated some very real value. Riles of ]ah Passage _ I I I 1 established the su btle collaboration between violin and plano that would continue l or the entire evening . The Brahms Sonata In G, op. 78. provided the centerpiece lor the recital, with Perlman taking a loving, languorous look at this work that offers a variety of approaches. Perlman took the Romantic approach. using plenty of rubato and porlamento, shaping phrases with genl une emotion and fervor. Stravinsky's Duo Conoertant, a relatively brief five-movement work, opened the li&COnd hall of the program, and Portman pulled It oil with all the concentration and panache that he reserves for more "traditional" works. Sanders' contribution was especially alert and light in touch; his timing and anticipation were truly Impressive. As lor the encores, Perlman and Sanders returned to the stage with a stack of music, which Periman apparently picked at random. Perlman played two places by Sarasate, the "Introduction and Tarantella," and "Romanza Andalucla." which showcased · his technical prowess. " Dance of the Goblins" by Busoni finished the program, teavmg the audience with a Peter Tosh _ By Michael F. Hopkins It staned with the rain. The day began In shower, was a downpour. Ancestral call was hOwling. Relentless, the waters offered night, cleansing foolishness from sight. A clarity was offered. The kind that rises from the ground, from the roots, and will purify the wind. Or stops to define the meaning of breath. Blood will rage. Love will madly take the stage. It started with a potent conversation, went through a marvelous soundcheck, and paused through a dragged-out, mimicking nothing of an · opening band, to finally emerge, take charge, and triumpll in sheer ceremonial force. Monday night, the Bush Doctor, Peter Tosh, came to testifY. Tosh stepped forward singing, the sheer leal of coming home already sending motive through the crowd. Giving hint to the dance, he •-:=...:.:....:;...:..;...:::..;~..::;.....a takes the stage. The motive takes on measure as he . - • • • • • • • • • · gestures for the sound. Attar 1 UWe DISCOUNT I turns. Santa on drums begins to unfold the greener rhythms ,_._ a..1o11a proceeding to cancel the chill. • • I'UiseiiQunding soood ripping down the wall s, tear1ng up the Hertel ke aacl bad flesh, stomping out the I ,.._ ___ • C L - I lights. ~•le ~ The rain began to roar. Tosh 1 lZ7t H.tll I goes into the dance. Ho mora I hiding tonight, a the Music I ... 1 moves to flush out the riles . a., 0.. Ice C.U. C.. He spins, dips hallway ONE FUEl I between storm thrust and a ; • •l•GET • • • • - -. . tease; ami t he·band bolts down 1 All.r.e. violinist ot all time, dazzled hla 1~h century audiences with pYrotechnlcal displays so Qlllvantzlng that they thought I t the work of the devil, something akin to the reaction '60's audiences and critics had when they heard Jlml Hendrix play. Who needs that kind of pressure? As far as his technical accomplishment is concerned. Perlman falls shon of the virtually perfect recorded legacy left behind by Jasoha Heofetz. And he IKks that saturated, sobbing and hair· rai sing intense tone that characterized the playing of his good friend, the tate Michael Rabin. What Perlman offers that is uniquely his own Is a consistently humane and intelligent approach to the music he plays. Tempos are invariably well-chosen, the phrasing musical and well thought-out and one never gets the sense that technical display is being used lor Its own sake. Perlman's recital Sept. 16 at Kleinhan's Music Hall was a good example of the sallslylng validity that characterizes his musical taste. Opening w1th Handel's VIolin Sonata No. 6 in E. Perlman and hie accompanist Samuel Sanders to drum, walking summoning the strut. " Coming In Hot," the 'lame and smoke is already seen spreading and searing ttorough the tent top, wearied culture vultures left hanging on the cloud. Tosh played the words, dancing them 'round the corners of the circle. Bassist Pulley Fullwood stole the raltOI'S, plucking lingers lormlng tightropes lor the drums to play upon. Tosh is beckoning . He bends to the percussion, and will speak a sing eng beat. Slow1y filling up the aisles is the sway of dancing feet . Sisters boogie to the call. Whites surrender1ng their frenzy. Bodies shaking out the devll.\.5ou1s in bout against their ll(JlboS. Singing stern, even strictly, ail the sweetness comes to bear. Guards are running all around , even sniffing at the air. Babylon will catch the scent, but, as usual, missed the flair. But " The Poor Man ~ It;" every day, the flalr, the scent. the sling. Just the cursing, crushing weight of those who lit you with the load, while they smite In yolK face, even kiss you on your lips, as they tell you not to worry 'bout a thing. The whip Is cracked. Bonds are b\Kst. Shackles, lor the moment, fall. "Wanted: Dread and Alive," Tosh confronts us with his flight lrom captlvfty, and shOws us how chai ned allow ourselves to ba. He wonders, I think, II we retrieve the handcuffs after the gig. Do We muse on how sweet a a go home to the back to the rump-pat, retrace our paths to the disco? Take the words as a hip-me-up to chase us right through Hell? The herbs go round, and healing Ioree rail thunderous life-wise, demanding more and , most of all, to make. the stand. Cause and one~nolher go In hand. So it's Doctor on the case, delivering the medicine and prescribing mass solution for the causes of paln. "Get Up, Stand Up" motions wail , and the seats are all unglued as the I begins to preach. Witches giving up their demons, white thtl righteous touch the spell Now the concan Is a calling for the unheard to be said. Tosh returning to the aisles, Legba dancing, to be fed. "Stepping Razor," as an encore. turned the baldheads from their bed. If you '!rant to live/Uve!/1 bet you IfNI me good • . • . . . the night was moanlnv, scra.nlng sweet, the razor cutting cold and leaving treaswes at our feet. Aeflectloos in the molsten 'd street, as pavements crumble. A seed was growing, widening the gaps. Gathering the spaoe. �C?.n!ln£umJ 17 16)842· 1292 THE[HOMEoF NEW WAVE Fn. Sept 25th l!INE & THE PERILS l' EXCLUSIVE That's what the Speaker Shop Is! We sell not only name brand components, but components having the best performance !Of your dollar. The Speakers Shop Intends to be small end exclusive. We provide sensible lnlor· mation lor quality music reproduction, you'll know why musically natural sound Is better. Hear " No Nonsense" audio from The Speaker Shop, 3419 Belley Ave., Buf falo N.Y. 14215.tO,...blc>dSo of 837-1557 DeJohnette: A prelude Tfn Can Alley (ECM} U '\ - Sat. Sept. 26th ~'tO l•t•nonnl sun . Sept. 27th. T~ Sept 29 J••• Lo• '"~•lu"' t:fftt(•1• BAD BRAIN ,_.._...c. ERIE'S X -WHITES i\ tl XED D IU N K S 2 FO H T il E PIUCEO F I TI L L f\ tiD N IG HT DRA FT soc Rising on the crest of his every-orowlng mastery, Jack DeJohnette brings his second Special Edition album to the stands, anp II you think the first album was chock full of might and Intrigue, then Tin Can Alley will floor you. The album title itself Is a wry cry of declaration; the Music's creators emerging out from under the cold and narrow of cocktail mentalities, emerging to reclaim and nurture the roots into the awesome open from which it all beslins. 'DeJohnette unveils the story with fierceness and a smile, all the while embracing the sacrosance of the narrative. His mastery as a drummer i s unsurpassable, matchable only by the likes of Max Roach and Andrew Cyril/e. The flow, children, is the voyage. . . ' Rising on the wlndsitt and lyrical bliss of Jazz blowing full, free, and playfully formulating, OeJohnette unveils the story with fierceness and a smile, all the while embracing the sacrosanct of the narrative. His mastery as a drummer is unsurpassable, matchable only the likes of Max Roach and Andrew Cyrilla, and his place In this classic percussive community is all the more pronounced when laced w ith his finesse on piano and his prodigious touch as a leader. Rising to the occasion is the highly acclaimed multl·reedsman Chico Freeman, fiery and full of poise jamming out the stealers of sound, voice deep and swinging sweet. Some ~~ his finest work. New on the scene Is John Purcell, newest lorebrand from Chicago's world·Assoclatlon lor the Advancement of Creative Music acclaimed (AACM), bridging traditions with the baritone saxophonlcs of deep·lunged cognition. Usten to Purcell and Chico dip down to the wild and smooth groove of " Rill Rail," and the old·fashioned funk-rubbing jelly round of "I Know." II you don't suspect, you will. Providing the pole for the Innovative helix .is t~e Sassthreader, Peter warren . His weaving strength and orlgonahty has proven a telling factor In the creative pliability of Special Edition, and shall doubtless prove a vital factor of their upcomong October 3rd appearance In US's Flllmore Room. Converging on "The Gri Grl Man," It will contlnu~ as it always will, the magic going the circle, arriving at the precopice of entry, carving out the key and finding that the stone yields water. The flow, children, is the voyage of the sound, coming. naturally, 'round. • - Michael F. 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Tuesday night in Albany despito an early mornina bomb blast and a militant dtmooslration which threatened to stop tho match. Bravina torrential rams and 3SO rioc-gcared, shotgun-toting police offiCers, about 2000 procesten marclled throuah the Capital's strttts to demonstralo apinst tbt team's appearance in this country. The protest march was sponsored by a I~ coalition or Albany and Now York City aroups organittd mainly by th< Ca,pital District Coalition against Apanheid, The Nat.i onal Associatlon for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), SUNY Albany students, and the Stop tho Apartheid Rugby Tour (SART) oraaniuuion . Early Tllesday morning a bomb exploded in the _ Eastern Rugby Union headquarteu-sponsort of the event- in Schcne<:tady. There were no injuries and little damage was reported. Police did not make an arrest or have any suspects ollhouah an anonymous calln warned WWWD (diK jockey) Dale lan< or the blast a few minutes beforcn occurred . The demonsuation s'larred as two marches. ont orisinating dov.ntown at the Capital Mall and the other at the SUNY Albany campus. Chanting "1·2-3-4 we don't want the rugby tour, Hi-7-.8 we dontt want a racist scare,"' the- s.tudent ma.rchtrs headed down Washington Streeuoward$ Ble«ker Stadium-site of the match-with an initial crowd o r only 300. Albany Student Association (SA) President Dave Pologe-SA sponsored the campus march along with the African Student Association and other university groups~id that he "was not disappointed" with the turnout. He explained that the organizers lost a lot of time last Wttk when Governor liuah Carey cancelled the matcll. The game was rescheduled when the United States District Coutt decided on Monday that Carey's ban was unconstitutional. "That really hurt us," commented Pologe on the lost time. "We had lett than 24 hours to organiu this. We did it aU last niaht, hart~~ina posters and informing people." The SA president concluded Ihat a hea•y downpom-dlrouahout the demonstration- was the main factor for the $1ll8llet than expeaed turnout. The rain did noc dampeo the spirits of thOSJt who were there. Albany >«udeot M;chad McPartlanc. soaked to the skin in a liaht jadct, war resolved in his justifteatioo for marthing. "I think it's a real outraae that a racist team is being allowed to play in this facility," McPartlaoe proclaimed. "This is an indication of Reaaan's attitude toward the third "'orld and toward his own nation. • As the march wound down toward Quail Street escorted by rom policr cars, poliee radio broadc:asted that the downtowo rally, also headed for the stadium, had over 200 poople. A crowd of 600 was exp<eted for the Swinboumc Park protest rally 10 be held adjacent to Bleecker Stadium. One orrfc<r said over the radio that ''thinss don '1 loot< real flood." · Residents along the demonstration route were, for the most pan, supportive. Se'· erallefttheir 'The security forces, helmeted and P,ominantty displaying their nightsticks. . • SiOOci several deep at each entrance with groups of three patrollng the streets outside.' homes 10 join the march. 5\0eUins its siu, and others stood on their porchtt and cbtercd. There were some jeers including an elderly man who apparently missed the purpose of the demonstraJion. When a marcher asked him to take pan the bystander just shook his helld and sneered, "no thanks, I'll just run tO Canad&." While leading a d>eer of "Freedom yes, apartheid no, the ruaby tour has aoc to ,o," Fred Handle from Binahamtoo explained IUs new· found emotional anadtmcnt 10 the demonruat.ioo's cause. Calling the Sprinabok match "obscene" the drenched marcher said that he "was not too concerned about apanheid" until be attended a teach·in on the subjec:t aiven by a South African. · "When )OU lilart Ustenin& to life in that country," the protester ar&ued. "~to y,ay can )Ou sanction a mateh like this." W hen the marcher$ reached Quail and Madison Stl'«< they wer< joined by demonstrators from the downto'Nn crowd. As the procestcn approaehed the aadlum, now more than double the siu or the campus demonstration, the sides opened into the hardest downpour o f the day. A blade woman cm<rsed from her Madison Street home with htt famUy jubllintly 'announelna, "Ood is on om side-! hope they all drown out th<rc on the field.'' tot~Ut'tuedon~ .. �in short. as.;-••• N~IC Rare fowl flees JOhn K ~IM!E4itor.#...Ch'-t Bird ~vm from acrou tht nation bKI rartwtll to the jabiru 5tork, whi~h had uncxp«.1<dly slbppcd ro«~ina along the Cayo Del 0.0 in ~pus Christi, Tuu lost Friday. Normally lhe black·bill<d Slork is round only in the rqJions from South America to Veracru1. Mtld~o."'. Tht lasa citi111 of a False alarm jabiru stork in Nonh Amcrk-1 OCC'urrtd in 197t. Passen&<"r> aboard 1 B<itish Al"'-.Y' jumbo je< made an un~ <meramcy Iandin& Tuesday "'hen the j<ts "•m•na S)'Sitm ralidy jndK'II<d lh&llhe plan<,.-., e.<periencina mid·llf uouble. A=rdona 10 • loc:att'd on 1 nonhern Japancsr island tMn its ~q~~bt schedule. (ko. unantrrrurtcd oo or teacher. The combin<d errons or Unit«< Nations and N.,., Yor~ City police "'<Te ne<d<d 10 quell a crowd or about 12S angry Mahan nationals "'ho lll•mpt<d 10 disrupt the sch<dukd Sp«<h or Andreo A. Gromyko 111'1• past Tuesday. The Afghan demonstrators dcsoendcd on the UN in sueh rorce that iiiOOk the poltc< some: 4S min uta to ~ 1M anntd mob. Whilt lM polke suCC'C'C'ded ln stoppona 111< """ «o-d. two protesters did 11111101< to ""~e 1he11 WI) onside the IJN Buildina "11<re they sbout<d an11.SO.oe1 heren bona a<'Of1<d outskk. dol••• Dan HOkJtfiC-.mp~~• Marty RoM,.C~t Rlcna.dc-chy ~vtn Anltt.. 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O.au~ted hM ~ity/llrrwt to lht U"lvt:tJit1 ont CC)C)y per penon EVERY MONDAY NIGHT 'BOOGIE TO SO's, 60's&70's OLDIES d Sandwich Shops .Bake.ry an/~ /1 I All VarietiH l v " N ; - y . ~ ; - ::::: HO 1. " NEW YORK BAGELS" : QIT)"UII $ell''l Oooctchltct/Mt"af'l"f Editot ' c - 1 . . , ~- AI>O C~Nmy NY Cnd<y Rt# B~Uds •ttd 8 ..11" NORTHTOWN PLAZA- 837-8885 ______________________ _ sAGE'- 1 SANDWICH '-'-- ,,._ul•esl �Men on ·rape and pornography Hite continues study ><>m<body •ho u rnlstl.,._" 8) SHERE HITE " It would .....,. 1.0 m• tbat th• biah p11ch or <motiOn nettuar)- ro platt anotber in rear or hf• or maamln& -..ouJd act at u automatic ck..a;:cutr co /11 o sinh ~xrwpt /rom SNrr H11''s imponan1 n~w stud.• of nro/o SUIICIIII)t. S<Jmr of1M morr tlron 1,()(}() m<n lntmkwwJ offtr tMir lronnt oplmons on ropr (do th<)' .,.., tlrr dt:p,. to nrpr as suuo/J, f"1}1111 for su lmony """ b<ht•'f! that rlrry ''poy for su'' t4>htJit.-r tht)' art hUh a prostuut~ or not) and pomogmphy /trt<ll ha•'tl m/Jitd f«lings !hough "'""Y KXual cto:are.'' Some moo ,.ld they """ld ~ c:onsid« rapina someone, btc•UR h Yrould hurt -another human beina: "Th< •<11ual ad can be so be«utiful and w delicate and lender, that It~~ pankuJarly cruel co have If contamln:l\ed ~hh violtnce, p;a.in. and humUiacion. I tum owy /rom 41hard" porn/. have- co say chat I lind rape a pan..icularly unpleasant crime. I don'l ~ant to hun women~ Rape v.·ould l&ke tho fun out of ... . I n11Jht .. wdJ p11ndl her In the mouth.'' What dots th< phy>ical rapt or a "oman mean to moo? b the dnir< to raP< sc<ualt A form of bostllify and al1J<t1 Ot a way to r<U>ert an itUW«< ''mlocullno pride?" How do men dtrme rape? b it oaly dir«1 physicti ro.c:c. or can it also be a rorm or praswc- on -'omen 10 haw KX-c:ithft physic::al or M anr moo t\p<t>kd 'lCI<nt f<din~i op;n., rapuu: ''I don'ttlunk it,. ri,ht. I think aU roped....,.,., lhould be aOo....S to lqaUy mwdtr their rapiurn any m.•.nntr they dcmJ p<oper." ''lbpt is one of the._ crud and di>bolic drsplayo or malt chauvinism that b3>"C\'<f thinly &tO:lll.ttd ma.n from ~:umals. Tht f8C'I cbat o\lr t<ehnoloskall) <>PIJ<..ocd socltues have rCIJ..ocd ro the lt\-tl of -'PI"'OIOJ 1uch antihumanistic behavior t\ dilau"'"' to mo. I wed to find myself "ishrna rapim rould bt rehabilhar<d tho mon ;. obviou.dy psy~hoptuhlc. but f!\'cry umc I he11r that it h•PP<Atd aaaln, I want his bloody death before h< roucll<d h«l" When ll.d .t'd, .. How do rou dtOnt rapc1" some mm polnr<d out thAI rapt ln<ludes not o nly dirca physical force but aJso stcfuction ;and pressure on a ..-oman to cn&aat In w-~ua1 •runrourst against htr oconomrcT MOSt men JaJd they bad never raped a woman, but c:ould 'nnl tO Wldtr «rraill c:ondttiom. rasu:lll) ~;;;..,;<d with feehftiJ or ana<r ovn r<jtction, and t~d.;; "What rt&ht dots she have to rtfW< mo?": ··1 ...,. brnuJhr up to btlr<ve tllat sex "'U sometbJn.athat women put up W1th but didn't enjoy. boca""• Rapt could bt a rorm of puobbm<nl dir«t<d to,.ord '8 pa.niC'Uiar fnnak' or tht acnder. It might be a put .. dov.n 10 somronc '*hO had lrc.ou:d me badly. But I don't lhlnk that I could or would go rhrouJh with it.'' •·tr. onr a Jooa period or time. I became frustrattd and ana<Y at maltse eenual, I miJht ao out >t nisht and ~nook headl "'til a stranl<f, If 1 b<cam• totally anSI}' ond fN~tnted ,.ith fem.:ol<S in l!<'neral. and I felt that they had hurrulrartd en<, I miaht lash our to humrliOie them by rap(na a st~UJ~a< . Public Saf~ty searching ~.·· --::-:-- - : - : - - - - - - : - - - - - -- --- " I roold AOI rommll npe, part!) bettusr or my r..,., b•t also bettUK I lbink nplsu lin' sick. Now as as l '"t 1 oar: 1s • • oc:casioaaJ ~"'Ripe u hi\-11\J JC"< •1tb a \loma.J:t v.ho doo not ~ant ll Any '"b.aJ. phy<teal, or emouona1 tncL 1h:1t PUI.i I Y.Oinlb fn lht pcKitiotl or ha-.ifll U\tC'O»Ufst" aplllll h<r ...u "'~.,.... " R•P<" tho 0<1 or coaa•e- upon anorh<r human bana. It doesn't n«Ulariiv ha\~ to be "iofml . Molt or the umc n lSI\\ ..-ioknt .and many proplc don't kno" they're paniripatins m a ntpt •hen h's happc-nma. But any lime 3 human btin& hauu ll'llnst hn "')11. ir'• rapt. 0<-.had KX b«a~. ir i.hc didn't SIRctions or one son or anothtr, <>peelally c<Onomic, would be im~ upon hrr dlrttrly by the man." r..- (aatuy, •btn in tht 'mec.bo' mood a(ter being dlsappolnltd b) a woman." - -----------------1 Also implicit in many or lht replies ~·c hnve jus1 Ken isrhe idea Ihat a woman denyins 11. manse~ b: >Omehow dcnyin& hrm hiJ manhood and that by ,1-l ow do cnrn frf'l •bout prosUiulk:m • nd pa,inc for raping '41 v.omlln a man Is rcaucnin.& his masc.ulinily- not only with the woman but in hi5 ov."' T'his queJ~ion brou.cht out a su.rpri$ing "3.numplion mind: about lht rt'lalton\.hip bti¥~'tm men and '4'0men; the: ''I have never rapod a ~om.a.n and 1 do not intend most common rcvdon v.u ··voo ai"''IJI pay to. Ho-r, I ha•«X>Mider<d il. The lYP< or anyway": •'OI'Dan who •ID lead )OU on &o a cenaln atU»t and talk aJibly about IO\·e, as if it ..... only " Womm thtll stOp all of I .wdden, and ~bo does thU ~ithin the ..-oman'• PfO'in<x'· Hokum. 1'\.Y tt:athed r:oa.itlently, shoWl 110 r~pecl for her patUlC . . a tbe oonduilOn ana all u...e yean, moo marry for man or u a human beina. In a ea>< like lbi$. I miebt lovt-. Women marry (or coaYmien~for a meal ......Cvably rapt her. and I would 1101 f<d &uiltY tl<ka. Starry~ femab arc a tremendous ""'· a about it ci\ber."' ..., rip-oorr. Womm are1Xvious aod connivin&. Mt:n ar-c pricb, but lll ..... they.,.. boocsr.'' S ome men Aid they wanttd to rapt womm bocauoc of their J<ntfalized fec6na or rejectloo-f<din& left out of what "ev..,.One else" wos enjo)lins. or what other men were: havfna: " I ltavt bod sex "llh a prostllllt~. I ba~• no feellags about paying for su. Artu all, --------------~----l rnarriage iJ s imply paying ror sa by con Irati." " I have ntvtr 1'11ped a woman. But I havr ~mod enough a l "omtn's bebavlor toward Many moo &1•• "molar answors to the qutstion "Did ) 'OU <v<r feel 1 woman was havinll svr with you mt to want 10 11 ..... lblnk about lt. bocau>< or liOm<thina you oould givo ber-rour prMiJ.r, politlon, or tCOnomic ad\l'&nlB,l~'f " n.tre: is piO\OCitlon for the act of rapt in a rrnm'$ "I SUre' did, in (act in just •bout C!'Ytf')' rdASionil,jp Ufe and it isn't nccxuanly the provocation of the I try 10 (llhom "hat the ,..oman thinks. I a m goin&IO rapt vi<lim. The pro•«atlon can be a .....,.Jized do for beT. At rhls point on my lifo 1 am used to beina uJCd ... frustratlon and fedlna or penonal impot-e. The mo<foa prochim that <"Cr)''n< i> havtll& sex. If you ' ' In my open .on a Wlrr makes 1 SO<:Ilkd are not havina ~«, thcsc: mcd.&a statements mean ~ but you. As r~propapnda, the Bia Lie:, if p<of<Blonal prootJIUt< look ~kt an amau•ur!" told ofien rnouJh, bqiM to be bdie\-.d. Wbon it i> " I ha• • had .._ wuh propl< "httt ~ 'wanttd' - bdin'td, a man may Man to· wonder about somt~hlna from eaeh other baid<s su-arTcaion, himsdf-'Wbor's "TORI ""th m<7 Why arm't l intdlt<tual stimulatiOn, imiJht in1.0 f<dinp, g<llina any?' " admiration, muc:nc1on. t think lhtrr·s a proslilulion Bur many mtn J11d they •OuJd not rape a ..-oman, lOin a in thtK easa where: yOU 4uempt to possess a bec:IUit" they wanled the woman to want to give ponon by trac!lna the old sl.... trade, "Ond the herself- raP< vmuld not .. tufy their dtsir< to be recurrent 1tsson b: it doesn't work. You can't possess wanted and llC'C'tpted: or be poS>t>-.ed. S.x l<'tl political whon it!$ wed as a " J hove never raped a V.'Oman. 1 have never wanted bar&alntnc tool, 11 noc an tAprcssion or spiritual carina freely Ji••n and sharocl." to rAP< • woman . I like""" and enjoy scx and the - - - - -- - - - - ---------I ""n mOSt enjoyment that I ae~ ouz or sex is 10 see my pan.ner onjoy herxlf to lh< point of ecsw:y. Part 6 of 7 S.1 10lth a pr<»tlrutr Many mttt had uicd sa: v. ith :a prostitute: at onr limo or anorher, but had not found ll fulmllna· mos1 .aid that havina to pay made them !<d they ~ pasonally undcsirabl< and less masculiM-"kK<rs... "I - . .Wm<d bo<au..o 1 didn't have anyone ebe-nor becou>< it ..-as immoral .•• "Remuty I \'lSlt<d my £ricndly odaJ>borhood ...._parlor and had a favorite pi, bot to tJ1om ir ,..., I job Of \Ootk. I lOU, ~JU<S$. a john or a trick. It 's kind or ddlumanilina and arictly lo.. on m,. priority sal<." "Tho idu or payina for ... b offoosin 10 me. It is the purbt rorm 1h~ idea that ::~ man's $C.XUG.lity is wor1hlm 9" or nqoath•e value... " I did not ponkularly <njoy iL thou11h it providtd phy.lcal rdltf from K•ualtension, because ther< wu ------------------1 Knowina and (<dina thll1 I am causina this smsalion for my ... panna tllnllina and acitina and it p>U me a StftS< of po- boelUS< I know she \~rants me. I don't belrm: these f<drnp would be tx>uiblt a (or rither pann« in eaJ< of rape. A p<nor1 '"ho ..ould ...,. I .. oman must be el<tr<mrly <motionaDy unRllble. • lick mtnd. irre<po!Ulblc. ont "ho.has no c:onsid<rallon for the riJhts and f<ehilp or another humDJl bdna. I cantid(f such a penon .a sewn and ft'PI'Obate. •• Quh< a few mon uld they did noo ~how rapt ""' phyorcally I'C»ilblt: "1 wouldn'l even be able 10 am ereco'On "~Aith act or C'pl'llln..-.*'Pitl'l• for Amherst assailant 8) T£RRV CANA OE A=r•nr Compra Eduor At 7 a.m. on Tuaday a woman wp assau1tcd m lht fiut Ooor or Cook< H311 on the Amh<nr Compu1. Th• vlcuno suaain<d ~>Wtroom IAa:r4tiOni on the sc.-aJp and other ··s.u~rfiaa.l "'oundt•• llctOrdin&IO l'ubllc Safely Olroctor Lee Ori!fin. This is tho "'"""d r<pon<d au•ck in lhc laMt-.·o w~k5 on Univtrsily aroundi. Griffin rt'portcd lb:tt tht a:ssa.tlanr prob.,bb' C'ntcrN rhc won•m -• bathroom Wllhoul btin.& nol.iad by cus1CHfial pcraonncl. App.~renrly 1he \'ktim did no1 ruJi1c that the mal~ auad..c r •-..s fn 1he blthroom. Stlc cnrcrtd. he oonfront<d h<T and rhreat<n<d htr vnhally. Neo.t, Onlfin uplaintd a SlruuJe <llllltd u she rats~td hlm. Tho irl)url<s ...... rnnln<d durina lh< $lfUUI<-i>robably "'"h a ltnifo tilt •uS~>«~ wu kn.,..n to be canyin&. Pub!~< Saf<\Y orrrdals sail lh< SlfSJl<Ct fled the seene afl<t beano& • ntatby d<vator beD. Griffm add<d that the JUspeet was 1ut tbcNabl to bt seen hndrnJ DOrth "" Niapra Falb Boult\ard In • Metro Bus. The 1Uspeel .. dtsaib<d as "a dart mal<, possibly or Puerto Ricaa rlemot,l6 or l7 ~old, heavy build, 22.S pounds. lona blaet bait. Afro M)'l<, darlr <)n with bushy ey<brows, poosiblt paperclip in l<fl eu. He 1w a thr<lr pink 5Ct.r und<r th< l<fl side of hit cloin. and 11CnC oears au ovct his r.cc. H o "'"' wearing..., army camoufla&< rrdd jKk<1, old fadtd jeoru;, big brown -.ork boo as wuh blut paint spots on rhem. Ht aJ.so had a told chain "''h an halia.n hom a.roond his ned::• Anyone with tnrot,natloo is r<qucllcd to call 636-2222. "Wo sw-poct th< P<rson had nothln1 to do'""" the Unlvmlty," On!nn clalmtd. But, he admiu<d rbat any <ampul perwn oould have oommin<d thi> crime and thou there rs no real ""Y for hr> depanment to pror«'l aaaln.r ~. P~"ctnfna mme bdOf'C il ocnus l.hrQt.tJh tnC'ftaltd a-..artneu is the ObJ«'ll'< of a new P<OIDID . _ e d by the 01\r>ion of Sludeol AfflrD and tho Slud""' Association (SA). Tht Rardenee Hall A-enu> and Pro-eruion Pro.,-am (RHAPP) 1\as been J~>ina J...ruc:11onallip\ to stUdmll 00 self JWOC«tion at pr.....lOUOOI 0rt both campuses. • "The provam is IIHftd toward •ocn<n, especial!) fr<>11mm .,.,.,_ Yrho a~c noc. aYratt or the danam on e2mpus, •• RHAPP Otrector Lua Sht~mon C><ploln<d. Sh<"mon desaib<d her furwtion u "talkina to the scudcnt1 to make rhtm more aware or probtcm.s that an~t"." S even pro.tntatioJU are scheduled amona Ell~011, Co\IC'tnon, and MaJn Str«t rr:£idmcC' balJs~ De:splle a massive advenilina campaj1n, so rar tht meccinp ha,·e a.uraaed a mt"a&U turnout. "The. rtiUOn I'm nol t\appy whh it is Ihat Wt' hawn 11 btC"n at~lln.a the auendancr, .... Shc~·moo said. · Crime on ('ampu.s ''is- JOmethint that itUcknu don't want tO hear aboru," Shewmon of!C«d. She poinltd to thiJ astb< ehlef reason for th< low panlc:ipation in lhe proaram by the audent>. Shc:wrnon prtdi<ttd that auendance should inc:r..,. 1fier this mo., r«lfttt attack. Orlffin ha• a oimpltr erplanation ror th< lack o r - or RHAPP- .. quite frankly. this is a safe: campus.'' He ua<d otb<r SUNY campuses for CIOmf)lrisoo, cirina Slony B<ook'• hiJhn c:nmo flll< c:ombintd with il> (o..... population. l.IJI year there .,..,.. Dint 'iolmt c:rimc:s • UB. At SUNY Albany 1111d SUNY Stony B<ook thtre .,...., 16 each and cacb or theK Unhenily Cmtm haJ a sm.U... POpU!atioa lhao US• Crime""' dl'tribut<d <quaRy amona both Marn and Amhtrst campu><>, O«<nlini lO Otiffin. The: Public Saf<1y dlr«''or nor<d rbar car thdr occ:un-.d more froquently at the Main Street Campus. Studies r<e<htd by Public: Safay revealed thai Amhora r<Sidents fdl ...r..- our<ld< than iruide tllcir bulldinas ,.bJie Main Su-cct r.,.rden11 feel JUlil the opposite. The sam< studies •howo!d thar eltvaton and rutroonu wert thotr,ht to be tb<leasr safe plaec:o 1n til< dorms. _ Fn&iy, IS StpotmO.. 1Wf ' ~il>titiuili. sj' �Blcecl'tt Stadium, a small munadpal park surrounded by an ranhen "all and "roughl iron fence, "'IS undn heavy polico auard. The security forces, h<lmered and prominm1ly displaying their nighlsticks, and many bearing shotauns, stood several d<ep at each entranco wnh aroups of three patrolling the str«ts and sidewall > outside. The demonstration mad• ils way to Swinbourn< Park for a rally featuring Dr. Dennis Orutu~. a former South African universily Professor. and <nl<rtainm<nl by folk singer Pete Seq;er. The march lemporarily stopped outsade the >tadium a1 6:4S-about IS minutes befort aamt 11mc-"1th many of th• domonstralo~ ehanlint "Srnngbot< go home··. R ed-annbanded rally "marshal>'' ran back and forlh trting 10 ke<p lh< demonmalot> inlo Un•s or tWO aCrOSS tO prevent thr bloclfng Ol mtrrS<CUOnS. The mor>hals. 1aken from volunlrrrs of paniclpating groups, promo1ed a pcacdul demon>tralion and banded uu1 lcaOel\ on how to conduct a non-violrnl drmonSiri)lion. LeaOru .. .,. al>a di<tribUI~d telling th< marchrr> \\hat Ktions 10 ta~• to prOirc\lhemsehr. if a not <houd br~~ OUI . roe~<ts for the actual game ...... rar• commodity. being sold onlt throuah the Eastern Ruaby Union and not at th< gal<. TI&<re "'as some c.onfusron "hen fans sho"ed up lithe gate to buy llc~eu and heard several policr orncrrs say that tbc game mighl still be cancolled . h was not clrar until I he lme afternoon 1har the match would go on. The State of New York. in accordance "ith Carey"s ban. appealed the Monda)' dimict coun decision to play the same but both 1hc Stat< Coun of ApiJ"ah and Supr<rnt Coun ~'::"-===~~::=~=~~~=::===~=~.....:J~u~<tice Thurgood 1\ianhall denied this mouon. to spe«hts at th< organi~ed rally but a aroup or about 100 brokr off and waifed insidr a s~U parl arra that surrounded tho stadium's main rntranco. Whil< thr rally marshals "amed prOtrst<rs that rnt<rina thil arra "'ould rrsult in a riol or arrest, the sub-pro~rst Jr<W. A small number or protesters staned to taun1 thr police-a group or about fifty were standing thror deep in front Of the Mtrance-and Other~ yelled "1akr thr roeld. stop the game." The roars srew to profanny "hen a ran behind lh< polico linrs san,. ou1 ''I l.o,·c Ntv. York." AI a n<arbt Burger King police am pounded a car ·and <onfi>cated '"'mol shotguns from iu trun).. Thnc v.tre un.:onfirmed r<port> 1ha1 papc bomb• had born round m 1bc car. lo unr•la1rd mcidml>. 1"'<1 men ...,. arr~led earHcr in the day for arm> and fir...,orls pos>t»ion-on• beina aC('()sled OUI>ide Ihe ho!<l "'hereth• Soulh African'• ..... Slaymg. lJolh men have born alleged tO be member> or communi<! pan a~. Thrre "'err no ancid<nls or ¥iolence as a re,uh or Ihe drmomtra1ion, although some objtcts "err lossed a1 poheo guarding the gate. The mos1 tenMmomenr cam• "hm lhe spectators lefl thr ••adaum. Forced 10 "alltbrough a puntl<t of d<rnOnSirltOfS, the faos ..... subjected tO in>&>IU, occa>ionall) .ho,ed. and pclled '0\ith ~arious material> Scou Lance, a ruggor from Brockport '0\hO pla)ed in lhe prehminal) game. dismissed the proltSIS as "bullshit" and added that the fans wbo auended sa" ··JuSI a rugby g~e." He confitmrd that lht) 'lt<e aware or the prote$t, bu1 onlt because 1he chants of the drrnons1ra1ors oould be heard. Lance ~id thai there \lotre no protrst> Inside and the only seeurity "as a meral detector srarth "hal< cn1erin1 and 1hr over-present police 1ha1 '•Janed th< fitld " The Jewelry EJtchenge DIAMONDS ({I caint remember b-U-t on -e~ man Strong enougjh W really conlf~ a woman. JeremiahW:F:/J;.:~···-~-·G·~·· J~rcmiah was nmcd for h1~ m•ghr. Bur nor for the"' mng reasons. Sure he was Jo:UI>~. lusty like you'd expect. He was also strong enough rut>.: gentle. And when the chtp~ were dnwn, nobody wa~ 1rucr. Jeremiah Weed is more..-. than a legacy. It's a tribu1c 1u a 100 pruuf maverick. Flne Gold & S•l.., Jtwwy lOt lhlr IHC~I occ•JIOrr We el•o paf PIIOhhl fcw- Pfk:•• GCJ16.Sn*>O•tt Rfnt• 834·6881 IMJc!:•l\lt"-cront••tiM~ttlr"l•u �Eons of old ice ·studied at UB From Greenland absorption and b) ion chromatography. In ion chromatography, '" u ~ io n uch"'lS• rn ios to ~para!< io ru from th• ico. In atomic ab\Orpuo n , <om< of t h< ice is mefled to "ater. pfa~-.d on a tube. and heated L<' 3000 degr""' C. Then "• monitDr a Uno of tnt <ltment 'pcerrum, fool ing for on e of lht <l<mtnl\. We \hint a fight lhroua h th o tube. and find out ho,. much of th< igh1 g<LS ab<orbed. · • Around 1 o r 8 r~arc~ rom< to VB c\tr) )car for lh< ico •"Ore projo.'l, and lht) remain for "arious amoun1s of fimc, from ;u liult a\ one da) to a> ton& as S<\tral "·~ s Thcr< ar< currtnll) J or ~ <1ud ents wor~i ng on •he PfOJtcl. StudtO\S " orking on 1he ice e01e project pick up irtforma1ion o n cUmatt"S, polutio n. a nd glaci<rs. ltarn analytical and laboratory ttchniqut"S, as well as gaining valuable f~ld tXptrt<nO<. The ic<, which was formed thousands of yean ago, has 1rapped 001 only various gases, including carbon dioxid<. but also a Iilli< pi«<: of history. Res<archers Sludying the ice cores are able to obtain records of past weather panems and climactic conditions. and are also concerned with atmospheric pollution. Susan Heron..of the Depanment of By SETH AllEN Sp«trum Sl<iff l!'rlrtr --- Sno .. that foil on Greenland thousands o f years ago was sent 10 Buffalo last month in t}l< latest shipment of ioc cores drilled out of Greenland by researchus from tho United Stares. Denmark, and S,.1turland. Research on the i« cores- " hi~h a re up 10 120.000 yoars old-"ill take tho nnt 24 months. Tho i~ "as trapped at depth~ up to 6000 feet. Most of lh< i« IS being $10red at Downtown Mtrchants Rofrigeratina Company, tOI Columbia Street. at a tomperature of ·22 degrees C.(·8 degrees F.) . Tho balance is <1ored at the Department of Geological Scienco, on the JUdge lea campus at -JS dc~~tees C.(· J I degrees F.). The ice core lab at VB ships ice to research outlets in California, Hawaii. Japan• and other countries. Most. of these re;earch out leu are universities. The ice core projtct was initialed around 1970 at the University of Copenhagen nod is funded at UB by the National Science Foundation. Curator of the Ice Laboratory, llernard Capuza, reponed tha~ '"ice cores go fa r back into earth's history. A lot can be learned from ice cores, such as future weather trends, climactic secrets, and even volcanic activity." Geological process: ··we analyze the i110 by atomic One Double Order of Chicken Win!s FREE M lh lhe purchue ot • ~ WITH nttS COUPON Expires Dec. 31, '81 VALID ANYTIME Hoi v•u.s•..-"•'..OW.o..... H•lr Mod•ls H•eded G•t FREE H•lr D•sl9ns, Cuts, P•rms or Colors by ToJ: H•lr Stylists frOII\ .,ound til• wo d · Oct. 4th • 5th ~, 11 IJi ll•ts.POII H•; __~'688:0t'OO";:._r 0) BRI A' (;. ruth nit ... ~ ..., 'tlli3nS. It b Colo»al \litn\, #00110 ~ua~. \. 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Co4os,a1 M~n v.a.1 ~rra1ro as a hybrid bclwc:co th~ real and inon1matc ~drlds . In ahr strict "~Cns.t, hr iK" a '-'nmu: bool. chamc..'1cr. Out "tK-n Ja~.l.son·, creation nppc:a~ in Nrw Vorl. thhi "«ktnd he •ill b< • U•lna. promh~ ru ufi'C" the ;mti·an.Yity rnad1in..: f\.lr 'he ;ood of the brcothlng oreanhm h is dpp:ucm ch:u Coi0''-111 ~hut is UOllhC C\>CI)'(IJy t."OII\Cfttional b('(O. lh\ prcmar) rulpost in \OCit'ly unhchc. AJ e...\pt'(lt"d, tht f"llturc Colo.41sal Man lands on ~nh o.nd <pends his lu\t si'> motHhs iu il ~ludcd O\t' ltarntnJ tbe ,u<:roms and u, 10 ~ot-rH tl\ lU1 4.'\hk'OUUC, noc a ••.-thn~ r.,hte.r. Wh•l~ hal contC'fnJ'('Inll y countl"I'JII3.rt\ "'J~ COftft"WWGOft P-o-1 Bullfeath er's Lodge 3480 Millersport Hwy. Pr&Sent Sludent 1.0 . & Ibis ad for Special! MO~l>r\'1 Willi" P1t< h··r- "I"'''"'' It I -..11 \~ ()ouhlt' o \ .·\11 s:l oo :\Ill• \~111q :\•t•· Bu~ tJn" q,•l ,,., und for S 1 00 \\1 D:\1 ._IJ \\ 1 ."1"·' "'''"I Hit (. h.1111p.1q11c· fot I.Hht ·' l 0 p111 .\1iduit'• I .thdll·, Bll,.. 7:>< I lll"H~I>1\Y :\it•· · j , '->lud•·nt :'llitP Pitd11•r' • v.~ born 10 lhc lil\ IJ thcr. an lnfk)' "AII\t ~ ••sa . lnH·flU:~ oU1 I Pii•Sfa"\-it)' fll.lt'hiM t.·omrnunlt) , )'t"t C'l.rr) uni\C:r~tl \l.u• Onho• f•m•ty on 1ho pbn<t Colos. \O..K't) .md tht" um~nl eta. a) ,,1 ct\-( modern \11\ltld. Ja... m n an1cndcd Co l O\~ Man w be lllC ncv.c\.1 bla~.l .. upc-ttK'fo-::a ''' utc ~Ahkh \\c)Uld br mcJ1amou• to lhc ~lad;. To uf'kiC'f-.t:l.nd ho\to C:oSo.. lOJI ' 'an .. .1n pia) 111t-..., c\A."lf\rbrr {"'dd. il •s ·f .- REGISTRATIOH s.pt. ~6th · 10 •• J.hm Holell4'-,.,a · Aelnllow ........ ~~~-Falls H.Y. USA or tall (716) a54-U41 / tj)_ ft,ll.l(~ \ t.u'lhhnt LO l:k l:~m. I here 3J'e - S pecial Report - Hl.,wa falls Conv..,tlon (.,.1., ROOnFS , •., Reu! ~15 S..ltl ReM c-ommented, "There isn ., an atmosphere in the world that isn't currently polluted." She add<d, "Ice was fornied befor• fossil fu<l production. You can tell from the ice cores what the natural levels of certain elemenu "ere rftousands of years ago, and from that you can ~ the efftcu of pollution on the rnvironmrnt." L~b researcher Mike Hercn describes the .~· ROOTIE'S .., .~ Ding TJ,ing Sden~$ He's the Colossal Man: World ' s newest savior ("'""~ S:l ;,O·\"odk.• Dri11k S I • �editoria Pin injustice An ln)uallce occured at thts University, an Injustice that cannot go Ignored. The UB administration has taken lis most successful athlellc program and reduced It 10 club &latus with no reasonable jusNflcalion. Thq Athl~llc Oopenment has taken hs only con~fstenlly nallonally ranked team and vic,otlsly slashed lis lflellno-lunding. MonthS ago, University President Robert L Keller sal back In his Capen office and told t~e Unlverally and the City thai he was seriously cons,deflng upg1adlng I he athlellc program 10 01v•soon I status But what ~she do? Absolutely nolh•ng Ho sat bac~ and watched UB's most successful and respected team gel downgraded. And now he s shying away from the 01111soon I dec•S><>n. opl.ng 10 lei his successor handle 11 after January 1 II seems thai Keller has been bluffing both students and the alhlellc department With allllehc supponms like Keller 1n Capen, whO needs enemies? Life's just a ho~iday A university Is supposed to stand on principle. liS very oaslc Ideal is to stand behind unpopulao decisions that 11 believes are correct. explore different lntellectu., avenues and oppose unanimity of thOught. So when an issue arisn thai means political pressure will be applied on a unlverslly. the lnslilullon shOuld usually reSist Usually US Is flexing ots muscles. calling for Us ugnt to remain open on"tne two High Holy Jewish holidays next academic year. The SUNY Board of Trustees hed decided to leave the mat1e1 up to lhe Individual campuses, Dut is now faced with a State Legislature which insists tnet all the schools close down on those days. SUNY Central is pressunng UB and lhe Calendar CommiUee to renege on Its decision 10 remain open. If II doesn't. the rest of the SUNY schOols. by Leglslallve decree. along wilh US w111 be fO<ced 10 close. despue the stZe of lheir Jewish populat•ons And the Legislature w•ll nave set a Plecedent of unheallhy Involvement in hogher educatiOn deciSIOIIS. UB has stauncllfy refused waover on the •SS~ 8u1 Since the good of the emue SUNY system '' end3"11Cred, the Uf\lverslly shOuld cap,tul"e The1e are more Important Dallies to be won Cry protection Rape is the manilesta110n ol a d1seased m1nd. II Is one of lhe most frightening things I hat can happen to a woman bolh menially and physically And no matter hOw hard we try to prevent rape, 11 still remains an increasingly frequent fact of life In the beginning. rapes occured In I he Inner· clues. areas of poverty and di5Palr Eventually II spread outward, from tile elums Into more respectable neighborhOods, to the suburbs and even onto homes. Recenlly wives and daughters have accused husbands and lalnors of rape It is a sad state ol affairs When women must lear 101 theu sanity and lhelr lives when walking hOme, going shopping, or I ravelling from class to class Lasl Tuesday's allack of a woman In Cooke Hall 1S just anotner example ol how lar me SICk mind has Infiltrated our society. Not even tho mos! sedate bastions of higlle1 educallon-tha vanguard of lulure generations-ale safe from these c"minals. It is certain thai Immediate measures must be taken to prevenl future nsaull auempts. The Anti·Aape Task Force Van. designed to salely drive female students home from campus. s fUSI one step 1n the right duectiOn. but..,en Van leaders adm1t fllO(e wilT have to De oone to stop rapes at US And llle Inception of tne ReSidence Hall Awareness and Prevention Program (RHAPP), to f1ght dorm crimes. Is an ontelllgont alternauve ror those whO live on-campus. But the responsibility for all accosts, assaulls. and rapes on campus must be pinned on the Department of Public Safety. Since offlee1s ra1e1y make arrests and never seem 10 do much except guard cafeterias, the Your Host, and various <:foughnut shops. 01 give out silly parking llcl<els. It's about time lhey focused lha bulk of !half elforis on comDallng the rape problem..)Nilh Increased patrols and self protection programs. What's mO<e omponant, a woman's heallh and sanity or a couple of double parked automobiles? Misanthropes! EdltOI: Fund problems Editor R~mfy. tne SA n•nti«J tn• 1981182 buaget Otg•ntzatiC'H'I.S tl IS (UfH11nQ Ont ot the new potiC,.S tS that t/MJe will De no ~Ckl~ tO lhf 'III~OUS "Uah 1dv1nces.. lor •tty eJ.pe:nsa. Thts means ,,., A In OfQifHltt(Off lunded by the SA pfii&S 1n e'Ytnt thlt ~ Ill coat SJOOO, Wftlteww t/te •mount, th•t orpenuarHNt 01 '"members Ita-.. to com• up t~~llh all tM monty they nHd. TMy VlhJI oe re-mbutsfld whM t~ rH»rpled e~ns11s ar~ presented and lpptO'tHJ Will,. I comm~<t tiN ellon of the SA to guerd '" mon*Y very closfy, I flunk tt ~ do th8t SlltJIIH:tOIII'f wtthoyt taslung srud6rts unneceuauly R.membet thlt the money fn'tolved t$ the student lets, pa;d by the stvdenrs. Thfl t·y, . ot econom1cs Is crude and Wtl/ cnpplt tome ol the ect/tllthts planned by some organtzatJon An t Kimplo IS tlftJ Ntgenlln Student Association (NSA) Tire SA In us bUDget approvtd $1.128101 thll org1nlr111on Out of thiS •mount. 1600 w11 tot I Itt N tgtoln week Tne NSA plans to JPeml bt~Hn S-400 ena SSOO lor the .. w~k- •• Who 11 ro blame? Tlus ' ' th~ Ng1f)ntng of tnt semtstCH ConSidermg th• bills-out of 11111 tuition. lood 100m, OOOk.,. telepnon~ lttd orhtr "''on'' •~P*nsu Nlfle1y-S««'' pnt«tl of Ntger~en SIU<fMII trf PfiWIIt sr&XHnrs, •nd 'mm~gr•tJon ,,..,, PTOh•b11 them 10 ~ f(Mf't With $Pf1Ct•l «pptO'III Whert dJHtS the SA e~pec-1 them 10 {Jfl mOM'I tor tntu org1nua11on ICllVitles? Rob a btnk" Tll'e SA shoutdTeoonsldH ''' Pftl~t;y of ..no c•Sh advtnc." unless '' will be happy 10 see som• or~ntzltlons mactt'ttJ, esptH;tllly the lmemar,onal Of{Jinlz1JIIOI1$. Chuk Oollt Mmeow• President, Ntger,an Stucktnt Association The engmee~mg ot chaos get• wor$0 Htte Is •n eKe.mple· L•st sem~st~. ont ot my lludtnts '" IJiology (Ittem SrrHt) e m.,ure tmght •J!d lft/Culltt man, llld •t flo~ you wfll not misunMfltlnd U I WI lit out ot y041r ro o'clocJt. IKtut• It 1030 ••eft MWF. end walk Into rout 12 o'clOCk. lecturtat 1230, to rtur tltf ' ' " 20 mmut~s •• The IKIUfiS Ire Hlenticel. IIWJ !til notes eould be spi<C«t and 1 uld -ra/fl/y, our wiry? ...,,.$the only w1y I un r«tuttwd coursn. yours 1nd one It AlnMnt I run IOtth• bUs ar 10·30 to Mak~ an I f:<JO l«tutW at Amhtrnr. run 101 the return bu$ 11 12::0tfand Yr1th tUCk I c1n melle Me'" Sueer by 12:30." He l1't1Jd at Elltcott t a shed, "Do you me1n that from 9 to 1·1S e1ch MWF- you un ontt schtdule r..-o lectutes anti you ,.,.,.k• lour bus I tips?" "Right, and everything woukJ be simple if the Amllerst l«ture bftgan at r r~:JO, •• all sclonce taM ar Amhersr do .~· ''"'t-wo Who are the kJfot' doing thl& to ltutlen"? 1r fs not IM SchOI!uling 0/f/c:.. If It no/ Plfakltnr " ' " "· Tlte Chaos enginHts are certain department chelrmen and deans. who control scJJKulta. Middle m1.na~m.nr fruwnthroptl. C.E. Smith Aaoocl<lto ProfMIO< of Biology Mack attack Editor: lam otreld !hoi/ mull ~~~~ IMI rlmt to crltlclse(s;c} yout usuelly aKctftent n•waplfHH. In your C.mpus t/nrttf ortfca/(IIC) wrllrtn by S.rh Goo<tchild you'll•• • dllcrl~d(l/e) mt u ltt•lng an "undeslrab,." nfl!/11/onft/C} rtPUrarlon. I c/ttllonge(slc) you to lfnd me anyont who actullly daalrea a ntJflafive reputetlon (nor lncludlf'lg ..you know who;. Normally I would lflnott thll •• t>.Jng a t/mp/t proot rwoding ff'OI(IIc:~ UnlortiHIII/WIIc} trr the JhrH rimes that I have_, m«rtionH In yoUt ,.,., this aemt~ter (but •-no·.a countlftg) 1M r•lertnot ha• bHn made mistVc.nty 1110 fit'Nt I hi" uld, whit 1 dO 101 • lnring, and wN/1 do 01 de nor <Ntn(t/C). I trust tho/ you wiU - · t o your IIIIIOI>ofll ,.,.g nlca to me iD theft~turt and 11 1e111 hflp rour ,J.etuOI td11ors proof rud rl»>r sr~a. EJI)«<al/y Goodchild tnd lolorty Rosen, rite stcorld o1 whom 1tln thloko I am working In lht SA 11 1n tiKtH olltc11L Titan~{ you lor your lllenrlon~/n thlr: mattlf. WNIItm Holben Meclt lll Sub Board Treasurer 18 .Tho St>ocor""' t F11d.ty, 2ft s.o...- 11111 NumberS �op-ed the City Beat " Il l had to Chocn-e betwHn ' go"~rrnment without ne·wspaPfH$ snd newsp1pen without govemment, t wo4fd not hesitate t o c hoO&D 1he latter." -Thomas Jefferson T he onty features th• t remain from Sheila Mutp~ty•.a deUcaioty faltlioned telovlalon taco this damp Monday morn ing are h er eyes. The J&.year·old candkfate for Butfalo counollman-lt·larg e sits 1" tne kitChen of her scrupulously neat home, located In a quret ne}Qhbornood neat Delawall!l- Park, and Ule cosmetically familiar vlsage of h ers Ia nowhere to be seen. The face Is pale and u"focvud, ,.he Hnely coiffured hair now shor1 ·and unkempt, the smart at\d\orwom.an blat« r&placed by a pull-over .shirt and denim s.. Prac:tically t"e ooly thing recognizable are h er eyes, a pair of cold, steel grey lrhses gaz:l~ out, r8vealfng more than a hlnt ol the a.ggressiveness lefl ewer from her days ~ as a televi sion reponer fOf WGR~TV . And, ot cou rse, there's her"volee-Uat, metallic, p iercing, Hl<e a IU'Iite~ tt romlnds me h om Ume to Ume JUst w ho It Is I'm talking to In thi s somewhat unreallnteN1ew . • But this Is very rul, as outhe~tlc and unltltore<l VO<>k of the candklate aa an yone w1A aver Qel during tht.s campal,gn y ear. Beeause Shell• Murph)' h appens to be a medra candidate, a lacl .stte a dmits candldty. And, bau,ng any maj(l{ screw.,up on her part, she will be a BuUalo c:ou ncilman-at·large. starting January 1. The Idea ol bein g a "media" candidate Is some-thing as lrresl •t~ bty I ntriguing as Ills vitallY Important, Doth lor those who care an ything- about toaat potltlcs and those who pra ctfce tf'le p ro fession Sheila Murphy dk:J before she became a politician. Tnat's Journalism, lolks. Tl>e " Big J;' the Fourth Eotete. ward of the Ftr11 Amendment, the last t(eeper of The Word. A p rofesSiOfl lhat's profane In Its sacredness, that's as d ebauched as It Is virtuous, and even ll'l its highest moments ol tonv. temalrts consecrated ground tn this coCJntry. 1"Say thls not with irreverence tow ards my chose-n aye east on the hard realny of 1ts profession. but w illl practice. Ttte gamut ot journalism runs frorn t~e .$tJb11me to the ridiculous, from an tnstltu~lon as powerful and estabUshed a,s the New York Times to one as scanda(ou& and lrtesponsible as the N•lionol Enquimr. Even the paper that toppled an Amerfcan Presidency lound ltsell capable ol p<oduclng a literary troud. e ut despite all tile foibles, excesses at'ldjfagio m1stakes tha~ come w1th a tree press, It IS &till a froe press. and even I he secmfngly mo$1 Jnsignlflcant event dealing with U '1!_S to be measu red b y its lul!e$t lrnpllcll consequence, whithlsM\e dlsmanlllng ot the Conslitullon and the BU1 of Alghts-. What seems unfair Is that the same taws tl'lal protect a paper like I he W.sfttngton Post also cover the sensatlo!"lalls~t ratlngs·hungry travesties Uke "Eyewltneu N(t.Ns." The chain of }ournatlsllc solidarity is only as $lrono a s Us -weakest link. The same rules appJy to all. a nd all It l akes is one tiny paper or $\a.tlon to make thar ot~e ta•at mistake to throw the rlghl5 of every newsk gathering otoanlzatron In the country into <'oubt. NoWShella M urphy comes from that ~as1ard child or the tree press. television news. the packaged. prolit· orie-nted traveling road s how that barge s into your living a" 10, M urphy replies, ' 1 8()CIU!8- lhflt (tne voters) W4,~ me. I don·, think thete was anytl'lfno mote devJous than that~ I '"lnk ttley knew my name. which 11 what l he campaign is all about. They knew my name and they tiked my work. They liked Whot l did. Tiley belloYed Murphy isn•t troubled at atl tha t ah9 ueeCI her 10 ~ ars of exposure as a telavrsion journaflst to forge a ooi!Uca' c-areer. She Insists the cendldatas she ran agalnsl h ad Jhe advantages or Incumbency and party backJng... , had m,y o wn advan·tages." srte slates. "I t)ad neither tneumbeney nor endorsemenl ; I had my o wn w el..known narne end face. Hothtng ageist that. eh1 W e've elected • former ac-tor 10 the Presidency. • former fOOibaU player to Congress, a former loctbaJI player to county emcutlve. t certainty think H'lal news and lournaJfsm are atrtalnly M ' eredlble as any ot those .acttville-s, and why .a former TV newsma.n as myseJt. w ho I think 1s as w eiJ.reSl)ee\ed a od hek1 as a credible reporter In l hls town, why that person d06Sn't have I he same right to run tor public. offke escapes me}' What abOut Walter- Cronkfte? t &sk. He was otlered the Vic~Presldentlal nmolng SPO\ by J~n Anderso!", bUI declined, saying il would compromise tt\e credlbUuy of journelists everyw'here;. ·•waller Orooklle Is an old man who has his rtght to say anything he want Murphy replies. " and If he doos-n't want to run tor pubhc otflee.. G0<1 bless nl('n t do." room iVory night at 6 p.m. lt scareely $8etnS PO&.Sible that a modlum ,so reviled by critics for fls auperflclallly and sHc:kness can carry such hG4vY obtJgatlons., but sadly enough, ira rrue. And Murphy, whether she chooses 10 confront the m aue.t p ubUoty or not. must roaJiza the possible co,sequencea of her polltlcat amblllon. It waa t~e b u ilt-In idloc~ ol totevlslon news that made Sheila Murphy realll:o 6he w an1od out of ft. that and tf'le ltno'Wiedge tllet she had rison as htgh In rho profession jn lh1s 1own iiS she could got.. A Qladuate o f UB. m•Jorlng in Speectl Communication.• Murphy. w t)o newr took a Journalism cou rse tn he, Ill&. bad secured a job wHtt W VS L ra dJo news after graduating, then moved &o WGR. TV I S a .-eporler. Slle stayed tl'lere for 10 years. 8'/onhiJUy movlng up to sttare the anchor posillon w ith Afch Kt~llman. But after llmshfng con:slstentty third 11"1 t.he ratings, WGA bumpod M urpfly from her anchor post ln favOf of the dimplod, bubbl&bralned presence ot Molly M cCoy. L&Jt M ay. M urphy tt~nde r ed her resignation, gave up her S32,000.a-year uJary. and decided to tun tor a council seat. "I was thlnklng. altt~r 10 years in 1ne professk)n, 1 wanted .some klr'ld of ciJ'·eer change," she says... MY lnteresrln TV journalism sort of waned, and my interes1s, In ttte meanttme. ln the hmclions ol this city and the $Omelfmes failure of thit~gs fn thJs- c:hy to luncUon bOth~! ad me . • . f was oeulng to the point where coverln~ Ctty Hall was getting to be diffloull. I'<I go down thete and be chomping at I he bit wanting 10 get my !WO cern:; Jn. ' • me." a:· '' It was • .&Ott of c.lrc.ular kind of thing being a joumall5t illoWS' you to know a lot aboui some things. And I knew a lol about those t"lngs 1 coveted~ 1 ~new a lot about Cfly Hall. County Hall. pollee headquarters, namety what goe-s on ln there. ttte tourh and the school board • ~ • I knew the gOOd thingS about lham and the• bad thin.Q5 .about them. bul the restrafnts of I he 10b kept me from ha~lng a public opln1on," Murpnv r&IDIU- " Tf'\al combination or a great knowledge ot things bul the lscli or 1ne abi!Uy 10 e)(pt'e$5 them caused me to Unally have to get out." A5 eM be eApeC-te<l, Murphy has esCf'lewed a gtas:.· 'r oots. door·to-door campa1gn ano conee.ntrateCI Iostead on telcvfs.on commercials Tht tenor of Murphy's. c-ampaign c-an be summed up besl by f'ler pOster.s-. WtiiCh fea.tute her smiling countenance, undersccxed by the slogan, "You knoW her."As lor he' TV $pots. they are remarkably similar to the commercials WGR·TV featured wheo ~VfPilY took over the anchor job. concentrating on her loc.al roors and concerned proft!ssronahsm .. It's more costly. bull think your money make-s more lor )'Oii if you U$8 TV,•• .$1\t r&mart(s. "because )IOU C8!'1 dO the visual and audio Impact kind of thing. Those 1Q.secofKf oommetc~ai.S are eJipen.slvu. but you can get ahe message across very Quickty.1 ' And wn11e MtJrphy thinks door~to-door campaigning Is- lmpracttealln a ~ty• wlde race. sf\e arso believes itls tnsJneere and superficial. Whal-she doesn't seem to reallze, howev6f', Is that rneellng people In that manner allows the chance fOf feadback. exchange of idoas, even potlllcal debate. ft doesn't require a whole lot or cynicism lor anyone to •51< wl'l4tller Mu rphy's c-ampaign T5- one ot potltlcal issues or Just a th1nly·dlsgulsed atlempt to wrest a cotJncfl seat solely on tf\0: marrts ol her TV cateer~ Thet& has boen a nonceable lack or poUtleal dialogue in her campaigl". And when ·asked why s~e won toe primary e~clton September J Y ou don'llhlnk you compromised the profession or toofit actvanlage of .1 1 untalrly? t ask. "In what way?" the replies. "I don't think It's an unlalr adt~antage. As I sal-0, some peep~ t\.ad the actvantage or .ncumency~ And they used ft • , One of my opP<ffients trafgsect around wJth the mayor constantly, Is that unfair? No. you take v,hal you've got m thls worle1. As tar as unfair advantage, I Cldrt"l 00 O\Jt a.nd teport my-self. I diCirt't call the press and get press reac:tlon any more than anyone el&e." Murphy OOe5n't see anytnlng wrong wilh "tak1ng what you'~e got m thls world," b\.11 perhaps she should apply some of I he journaHstlc objectivity .she so gladly dfopped tn asses~ing the ramiHcalions ol fl·er ow~ POiit1cat expedfency. In using rhe e•posure given to her as a TePOtlet, $tl8 t"lw.sn't raised polltics vp to tile levet of Journalism, out t1as accomplished lu51 the opposlte.. And Its not that " New.acentor 2" is th& ••NBC NIQ.htly Newt," or the New York Tim11s tor thtr mauer. 81.11 it might a.awel! bO. Ia{ M urphy f'las unwlttfngty vlo,eted tl'le sen.se Of trust we mlghr have 1n reporters to providing us with I he I ruth. She. never abused hel media e.w.posure whfte stte was still employtW as a TV reponm, but who can sa y 1ha1 someday. someone mJgl'lt? Who c.an say that there mtght be 60me opgortuni$'1Ml person out there who mtgnt s1rnpt~ pu~ue a CilfeCf in broadc.~SI )oumallsm }ust 10 prlme his own polltlcal career. using the mantle of obJec-tivity and the Bill o( AIQhts 10 hype hla own .. Integrity?.. What repercJJsstons might this have on a nanonalleven SheUD ~ urphy ts an energeuc. tuuc:J..wo.riaog caodkla,e. She's lntetligon4 forthright to a fal.lh and seems to have tho lnten!!sts ol the ~ple in m1nd. Bu t she should thil'lk t'la'd about wna' her poUtlcal ambft!ons are doing to the protesskm that made them poss1bte. That. however. does not seernlikely. " I won't be tn my Pfofe5skm anymcxe. a!"d It I WOfO to dlscgrace It, I've had 10 years to do •I In and I didn't, She says...As a former journauat. I thin!( 11ve been hold In very high repute. And I don't tolnk I h ave any optkm to disgrace lt. I'm not a functioning momber o f lho fournausuc society 81\Ymote." . 1n the fl'ood . .. on Juni'le Musi,~c By BOB SCHOOLEY " GtJOrge's first voyege w•s- on e slt Wir, Bnd he wished hi msell dead many a time before It was ovet. He d«faltld that the' gold m1de In (1/avl ng) waff d /stll(ed from human blood, from moth•!' /rom Jt>• ogonlu and dying gtoan• of gasping, sulfOC4r;ng men and women; In short~ he talked as w1Joi•S4u/ed, unprectiC41 1elloW$ a.tt1 ept to talk about Wh6t respectable peopfe sometimes do. Nobody had ever ;nstructed him rha t • slavflshlp, with a piocesslon of expectant 1harks In 116 wakB, Is a missi onary inst/turloro,' tl y which cto..ly-par:ked heath&no arB brought over to en}oy the tight ot the gospel,•• -Hartlet Beecher Stowe Toe M lolste(s Wooing 1859 !I,,.,.., n·huh. 1 read that passage and a $lOry came to mll'\d. Ourtng the summer of 1981 I vtof1(ed I Of a local o orserr and tandsCllplng I nstitution, which shall roma1n nameless to protect the i gnorant~ Many people worked tl'lere; non e of lftem wete bl~ck (apparently t~e U ships had yet to reach this particular B•rbdom). Generally lotks ~ept tl>elr leellngs-thelr deep-do wn, gut·level, knea.:je:r1< teactions-to themselves. With one notable ex.ceptlon. After a hot nine-h our day o f toUng cow manufe. wtteeJing dirt eod rolling sod, I stood ln the petsonnel office sl9f11ng out~ Nearby Stephon c Ucked off the Muzak . The store wa.s sltent except lor my tlgh of relief. Only three of us remall'led in the store: a supervls.or n amed Stephan, a bespectacled average-built man In h is Jete thfrties or early forties.. a teenaged worker and m vsoll. " Why do we play this obnodous musk:?" 1 a sl<ad. " Veah. It's a load of crap:• added mY co-workerJ "They $houtd ""p lay Wlz.ard or the •o •." Stephen's benevolent smile turned to us as h8 said 11 We don't w ant to offend any of the shopper& To be non.,t, 1really doo't like II ei ther." Bending over to scrlbble d own my hours t a s~ed ''What 110 you listen to? " '' 0~. mostly classleal music . • . Bach, Brahms • , , lll~e aome lazz. Not the modern at uti, ll~e free-form ••• swing il llstenab~.' ' The word on Stephen w as that he uaod to be a priaat. He'd WOf~ed a.t ttle nurs.ery fOf severa1 yura.. Unmarrted. he IIYlld In a small couag.. tlke house on t.,. nursery grounds. He ·was usually aott·IPGMil al'ijf helptul - pCrfect for de11llng w1th customers.. M y l~end groaned, " Ahhhh·l tll<e <ocl<'n'roll, man:· :The t>e(levoleot smile faded as Stephen toy,e<l with a yeUow number 2 pencil. Covered from heact to toe fn dirt and drying sweat. I looked on. Stepllen said I n a ha!d dry voice. ''That'a not music. Roc)( and Roll Ia demonic. 11•s corrupting the young '- .. e•pllcH S&)C, ctrtfespecl, Qodleasneu . , . the problem ts l he beit ••• that jungle rhythm ..• roeJ<ts based on the jungle m uslc- o f a • pa.gan OO<>Iety." • Only the crlckell and tbo ketydtds broke the heayY silence. Su0do,ty the .scent of Uowers and pi nes became O'ltlcoable. I walked outside, ,.,....~· tne ltoodllghls U·:kered-out, and began my JOu•ney nome. My young fr1 •nc:t foltoWed me: an<' s ak3 " W~ tire the'heJI are the tlg ttl?" • • Friday, 25 S<fpllmb<!r 111111 Tho Spectnlln 7I �Hite study. THE SA fM)( " I ho'C loo)~ed 01 lh< Ola&Utlln and bcm IO •ortt"~ bar... ). ·r•ttd mo\ inc. and t.h4p,. f'IOSt ltlUC''i),•• ' ' h \\ .11 tht tl\tsc' thlnl' tuf'I'K'd me on. M) I r&rc'ly 6o •• no• , V. hot I call omlSIM " much b<tl., " M~ men. ~Aht~h n rq,ulu or rnfr~urn• U\C'r), rrclcrred " hll l h<Y considerod 10 b< ....,(1-<0J<" tum" .1 btautiful huma.n -aca uno :t •h&ntcful d isplay pomOJiaphy an)' bn,cttiOS &Jov. of s.atnJ~h.:Hon l)'J)Kal or a. rtaJb cood sa\ion -.lth m utual f«hnJ> of aUr.t(U(}n (d"!'ll< <011• lll<in1 pnfouna!l<t' bt the BOOK EXCHANGE m 0 1 Matadtn.l C'\J)a'IC'f1C't l ha\t e\U had . Prosaitulion dcsradt' t"tr),htn,c it touches. It or •• , noahinc:. There ts no lOY m h fo• tht man or .. Ofl\an." will be open from 10om until 5 pm BASEMENT OF SQUIRE HALL . Uua ~me men h3d had po~IUH' t \~ricnn"-\ \\ith ('lf ~Ullltd; \oOmC ,t;a}d they liLt ~\ '4hh a pfO}IIIUIC: b«:ou"' Ihey rould not b< rt}«<ed; ''l '" e had st'). ~ual umn " nh prmu1u1n. t h3\C ni)O)ed rao<l of m~ tlporic~ A> f11 a> I'm <<>n<'m>«l, I'd rather >!'<fMIIh< rnon<)' on (I<CijiOfl to ha"r sr\. • 1tb a hoo~n than be fru\lralrd "' U) for..:~nJ so ~ilb somcbod) thllt I'm \ft'1nJ ¥~hct, for .. hatt'\rr Rlii\On , doHn't • ant1o to bt'd .. uh so f'llC... TODAY Some men liked n b«aust an cenouonal or comn1iUcd rclat\onship "as no1 mandator)': "Mo~t of my c~pcnenefi '" &.e\ 'tinct '"'cmly-onc is the last day to buy books CHECKS~& BOOKS MAY BE PICKED UP MONDAY OR TUESDAY ONLY!!! "Pornoaraph)-tUrc U. txrltin.a .omt'tinlt't-m,(' freilCh p:Otf )', it IOOi(i good 4\ nr ~ . until )OU rtalilt thllt then• ,., ootblng there to t ulfaU )'OU. ' ' I hl\t' rrad both \Ofl~or~ -and hard-core pornotr•rh..- boo~ • Cnol rc<ently-" hite m roll<a<l and 1 "o""h rctfm<d lh< sofr«>r< AI lea'' lh<t had • plol Th< hard-core boot.s. bl e the 1111 """~ · fOl to be bon I'll aft« a w.htle:." "Th1n~'"' about J>OfllOV3phy mal .. m< •lll•l· Thth' ' ' 100 m'-"h anphasls on 'l.nl.y' ~k. on \ad0011.1«hr~m ond reous.hn. Too much 'l u~t • I am .Q(L and urtd of -alecnn&. sniu r nns 11111udt t0• 31d '>CX, of 'duty" jo~n- l ' 'c Jj\lf'd lh fO U&h raf tOO nlU~h or rhl• alr<ady. This son o r rbonJ Is the 01~ ,)ole or cluldhnod Cand •duh) >UU:il O<P< ..>ion uud ~afCit)'." hll\ e b«n ._., hh prostuutcl or nun,att p:ulor I Uf'nd l nb. 11 sa\ ts tht cmouonal ha,sk of a rct~uon\hrp thai i1> no• 'frlorLinJ 01.11 •• 8u1 man) Olhtr\ waid that C'lltn thouah tbt) olit"n round r<>rnotr• rh> olfmmc. ··1 ftc.lrt is 3 fait du' ('a)'1DI Ver) ofltn I don'l h.l\'f' the umc: 10 <:our-1 a v.om.an. Cl(., rn orc:kr 10 CL't <tht W'\ I M'<d. h '• tx..auufut 10 jU.t call dnd hl\t ~\ and f<l bacllo busiua• •'orno,reph) M ore mrn lhan t\Cf bdo1c 1rc rc:.dr"' and ~nJ pornoar-al)h)'. and mu.rc th~n C'tr h4•rorr ilrc n"'3dins Jnd r.cting 11 at an r :uli<"r !i&t'· Man) mtn \O" p()IOO(tUph y bas:r~l))' in D f."'IUC\1 Ol lonl.IOS ~~ 11 IO&t1het •ith other mtn. a1 \\Oilr. , irl \l'l•d31ump IOttthcr (n.pc,ra1b )ounrcr men). Ul II\ h)un~C"'i, n,., :I\ "tf\ltmunmcnl"'; .. Jn. thC -~~~rpon, bdw.r.:o ll•ahl,, ~m.:umc- -..orne of the rnt of the' t.."'ttvo OIRJ I ~U) lht baN u-ao,h .md maLe )C'\.t" 1ht ~trh ~nJ th\"lr""'"'""' It·, ont: "~' 10 ~'\ 1hc timt •• •bo"' tb<r still round 1h~~ ~mm.s t.h"ittd-a.nd bad \ H)' ntJ'N ftc:lwJ• about thar 31lr.-ction 10 pot"I"K))nph) • "\\hal " m) OfllOIOO of the poroocra pb~ I''< )('Cf11 A ml\turt of an&n. disgwa, ud fi\C'\1\Itten I rcaU) hnd a peat deal or n orf~l\t. I d t$11Lt \otan, pcropk dr'pb)td •) meat, or a, "'' born. •nd tb:u•, ho~ nw~b or th~ porno map.11na -.orm to mt On 1he o1ht'r h.md. I al.w fcod a M>n of unwdhn, IUrtH-n to mu"h or h. 1 h~t 's doubly annoY"tna: to frcl thr .. r dt..lnt nac.til). :tnd nl\0 1hat it dOt\ arab m~ .menuon." "l'("\100 ow._~ ~pk' mro obj«'\' It can (~He tn\" '.()m.,:l•m,~. h~1 it '"so in1rcr..o~ h ''a. buk ..IC'f'fC'\Mna. and 11 dOC"\n·t heir mC' dt',c.lop an) \.(\ITlO)unkt~tlon Y.llh .Jn}\lftof. Of an) bnd ol JcbiKX\,htl' \\h' dn("\. i1 c\C:ilt' mt an)•a)! I w.ondcr •• A nd \Omt mm 1oo11d 1~1 the) loo\.td al1oC\Ua1 fflaJUtllO 01 JX)fOOt:r.arh> onl) tHCJUI:uJy, prcftmna fllJr't rhr b-oo4 Tbt IHtt Rtporc on tt111t· "<''uatit ~ Sh"' H11,. then o"n fama'lle\.! b.t ~lorrr Jill,, ( 'op)fiJ:Iot 1981 bJ' " t..·1)' eye IIi a ttractfiJ 10 11 \\lu:n I chance upon It , but I don"t bu) it or ao,\, 1u OOu~::•v. h I prdrr to Rcprmftd IIJ 1-*"'"ss.ton uj A (/rn l A. r~·u.~ dlt OlboUL ..·omr.n ,.._,'ll<' 01 sa Amm/. lm DmolmtNI h) Lo' .4nRt•la TmrcoJ S> "dtt'Citt I lr.nov. .. Colossal Man. 'Jfl):...,.SC'" ol the bumoiln r~c L\mtualh hot chooSot\ to \C'OIUJt rmr<hSJbk'; a.n lhc tarly 197f)"• fH"' pona boou&llr the l iS do><'~ ~ 10 blue !rtllcd boot'-. red Oo~Airtg t.:lf"\ and a ..., h•l<" nnhlrm on h 1 ~ t'hN J1cl.s.nn a\ poins to aucmpt l odfty to s.ora ~ ~~, lht' Unh t\J N:tiiOilS. Ht pham 10 t \ pound on tht thl" 1mrnmcnc) or ~orld pel("r bcfort 1he r~uabk­ poor ' hara:rof)JM'f and h•" "tl~ a .. parrllt\, r.. Colos.,al M;m all~tl , ., Grttnlblinb Uni\crsit)jaml bc\\lmt:" a +oAandout a1 f)hy>ksj \ol.:ll"rt'( <~nfJ. or l'OUht, r()()fball. rt 1~ Jl Gramblmt lhaJ h~ t1c1,tn\ 10 \I ltd) bl... l h"'on· H<lf>m• of lh< hauN, pr<jU\Ik.~ !nd bftOI'} •hkh hJio,t arfbcic:d lh~ pJMl('l-the SOliD(: ~il1 •hh.h •par l ed th< dcsttunion or Q)lo,, Nut "'anunc the ~me fate fof earth , Coloss;il Man lca\Cl ht\ 1dorutd pan:ms 3nd rctUIII\ 10 the cM r 10 CulfiU his parcm ·s la\1 "' l..h. nudcar ~-:ar . U be u <ooUC«\,rul thne. Colos\.al Man ~•m., 10 >peallo lh< Prno<lelll. Ronald R..-n. " If be u rnol) fO< - · h< •ill speal ro Colos!ial Man." he noted. " If otht1 countun "'JJ\l hom 10 speal oo lhnn, Colo\s:ll Man -.;]1 b< glad 10 do ol." 'l'hos<' arc high aspiration I ror someone: who hai )'f'l 10 have ht\ first comic bool pnnted. Jact..\On h.a~ had uOubk- ae.lttna a cocn(\:ln) U llh7tnJ hf' l«hmcal ' l.1U\ :and ""i lh nauonat distributOf\ to talr.c the comic. On< compony rhouchr hu fatha '., an ti-a.ra"ll) mOKhiOC' he pnfcct< the abrlil) ofscll prop<ll<d nolhr. To complancnr ht) sl.t.D hto creates a costumt. and rt.a. <el> out to fi&b• 1~orld or th~ tck:a w.~ &ood but not • 11h a blad h<lo. Anoohcr tomf"JlY ho> o ffm:od to 1aLt the' (00'\1" bool. on. bul t\nl) antt ·~"unun.r <On>Pk'l< •vp)'llihl o:o<lln>l Jao:k>on rcrusod. ror manLmd'• or man . It~ lnjuSdC't$-nOl u ~c , bu1 for the sake Mrtr much lhought he dcd do on 1hr nan..r Colos.s:a.l Man, b«au ~ parame1cn 10 whk:h the con:u~ boo~ h<lo odhcrcsto. He " u cktrrrntncd 10 Slop inju.stitt tn ahc F..._. mqazinc ....nd as well as on lh< lb.,tta reality ITliMIIIIa .,_ two for doe .,.tee ............... ,............... ......... ................ ...._ _ _...IIFLF--....,_.. -..... _. .,. - _....,..... • ..._._ ...........as.se K7J llfllTfl M ~----- "-walk ..........._ ___.__ • • • Tllo- 11''*1', 25~ , . , M any ro N<w Cole»sal is rhc only • ·•y 10 de"tt'Tibe hi(~: tXiSienC't- un <":lrlh . The nt0111 amatjnt_ 1hma abou1 Colo»al Man is rha1 tb«e aoc no .... ,... ....,..... 10 C'hm~.·· \OUih tO I OtU\.\ana bc'l"'IUW t~· "hm.~ttt "'' .. imtlat to thiJJ ol tt"lv-.. \\ tule '" J .oursi.Jna. ht' •tJ~,Pl• '» or today'l .socifty-a do,..., have handed rhrir blond Pr<J udic:e. No 011< i$ born h&IOOJ. In a:n d(ort to cirrumvmt thk: ma~olcftt occur~. Jad.~ ha; created Jackson has already I«<mplished a lol with Colowl Mon. llbour r..-6 Y<ar< oao he ln•enred rhc Col0<501 Man noer . When $hot from a rubbcrband it flew to h<icbts of 12S ft. FO< lh< rnc dme.. a comic book atator bad taken In> dw'oa<r's powns from 11round lh< world. By t><lna to c:hildrt!:n rrom ~~ Cit.'¢\ e nd ahnicif..., Jaek10<1 i\ hopin, that younpC'fS wiU &ro"" up free rrom P<<iudl«. rromretm~ rbcm Trom rhe dra•D\1 board into a tana;tHt ll~. Yet thll wa. only tbc: bqjonona. AJ. Jocl;son e>;plained, "When many wllll< people: meot blocl;s fO< tbe firil lime. they red superior 10 Jhcm, t.lfiUitly because thcir partnts publicity pin) Jttention 10 tht C!lu.rac:tC'f, I "'11111 all tbe publ;cuy tan &tl. But l'in n01 in tbi' (or the money . I t'\p!\.1 secmlnalf ldcali<lic and •nsurmoontable tJll:,. and a~ callin.a Jur~~n ·~ lilt' Yor~ ~ Ja,·lson q,rrt.'i: "I need to df'D'\ a Colo..a! Man ran dub. f( )'OU join, )'OU Itt put 1ft ~oruae1 "' ilh othC'r youn&Sten tX~ ack.son maintaiMd lhc:rt ~ a 11""' li ~dihood 11101 th< eanh ,.,u be ckslr0)-..1 bcfpr~ I he )Or 2000. II is b<eausc or thi> fear rhar"" d.....,. liS Colo!.sal M1111 ond ho• taken •• upoo him.sdf 10 dtda•m peace.... The handwrihna js on tht J wall for a holoanut," ~ J ..:.klon . .. World pcact •• not ' to n~Lc moocy. bot m) pt-..mar) r oal i' 10 h<lp rho> <Oilnlry. Pmplc att :tlwa)'l> t.aL•na thma> ou1 o f th.n. C'OUnlly; it"~ llnK' • <" \C•n PUillliC thinp bacl. Whethtr Jad...~-ot•' • <..oto,'ll Man accompli\h~ his ob}tt1h·~ Of not. there arc many ptOpk' rooting for him becaU..c:" of therarity his actiom~. pulllfll hh fant~ on tht Hot. Uy 1aLln1 h• "~­ hOf'CS and dl'<'om> 10 Nrw Vorl, Jack.ton admit• h< b ~•lna himself up for a do>a!lrou• ran Yd he is -.illlniiO try 10 .Jt1 h1\ or . _ ac:ros•. In a dat and 01< -.bert 1bt- m~ ,mer-at ron ha' n~ ao promiPC'IK'C.. -.hm most o r U\ arr 100 oomhlf"tablc- 10 311mlrH to implement our dre.am)., 11 h rc-fra.hing lO hear of kaY!nond Ja...thon. A Jiult" phllanl h•Ot')' ncvr:r hun anyont• �Space question solution nears FSEC topic 8) J O HI\ K. LAPI ANA Edttor·flt·C'hlt/ ----- All indicatoons ar< poonung to an ompmding solution for tht 37 student and administratt•e organizations who "ill b( dislocattd .,,en Squire Hall closcs in D«embcor. At Wtdnc.day's Faculty Senatt EAttUtl\e Committte (FSEC) mtetin&. \Gmt possible implications or a "compromosc" plan explaontd to Senate Chair &tbara Hov.ell by Uni-ersu) Prtsident Robcon L. Krttrr v.crr drbatrd. In addition tO.artuall)' finding the dassrooms in the maz~...like strut'lure. senators raisrd ronccrns that additional parking pressur<> v.ould cause headaches for allY driving teachers. Tloe fSEC doiTertd o•er "'hethrr faculty resentd parkin& should I>< pro•1dtd, deeidina to postponr furlhrr discussions until Jn\es:tiJating the maurr ~Aith propcor administrati\"e authorities. "I'm surprosed at the dicotom)' displa)'«< hNe, ' nottd Health Scim= Senator Sandra Smuh. "I don't mind the v.alking, but I also don't loLeta "alL mil<> "'ith a bunch of au6 MAll'! IT. ~ :==Nigerian Student= Association ~ General Mandatory Meeting WHEN: TODAY WHERE: 260 Squir« Hall MSC TIME: Exactly 5 pm FINAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR NIGERIAN WEEK ~Every NiceriiD Stucleal Should AUeacl!= Although noting that sht ,.., "not ·~ lib<ny to discuss" thr plan, Hov.cll did note tllat the proposal would mean mor< dasSC> would ~>co sebtdulrd at tht pr<sently "undrr·utili>.cd" Ellicott Comple\. "Student groups (doslocattd from Squirt) not ao thn-e," Ho,.dl cx-plaintd. "And classroom >pate on the Sponc is alread)' •cry tilht." To sol'• thr claosroom shonaac. she said, mort courses must t.. boustd at Ellicott, thus frccing •11luablt >pate for tht Squire rcfugces. "I may I>< impeachtd for this. but I voluntecrtd that wt "ould ttoch in Ellicon." Howell said. "I've~ told it has some ,.;u ex«llem classrooms. u C bair..:leet Rob<n Pope agretd, but worntd that " students just won't takt classos there." A few senators venturtd that high demand course; such as introductory Electrical Enginterina or English 101 sections ed\old b< earmorked for Ellicon, forcing students to uavcl to, as one Senator noted, the "Emerald City." Should such a scheduling coup occur, the FSEC rcasontd, the doors "ould be opcncd for a multitude o r lower demand clas.es and electives to be scheduled around the requirtd courses. "You have to (schtdule cla.ses around one another), because once a student leaves Ellicon," Pope explaintd, "they'll nevtr come back (that day)." material on my band." B csod<> potential parkintt problems, =ators agretd on tht omponan"" or a centralized location for undergraduate ad•isors (DUE) and tbe Educatoonal Opponunit) .program (EOP). "E•ef)body netd\ spate. but EOP noeds some too." complained EOP senator l;dv.ard Jen~on>. "E•n-ybody seems to forg<1 ~':....,. ha•·c the netd for dttent spaco." "For them, it is a neeessity to I>< •isibk enough to capture a student," txplaintd Ho .. tll, \\bile Senate Secretary Gerald Rising added that the t,.o organizations "are important, and should I>< houstd in a central GO BIG RED area."' Admissions and R<ro«Js representativt Ellen Mt'Namara warned tha~ not only DUE and EOP should be gi\.en prime centraliztd spate, but the importance of the Office of Financial Aid, Student Accounts, and Admissions and Records should not I>< underestimated. "Put priority on these areas," she emphasized. "(The three) have shown the higheM rate in retention of Students, and that is TO: not an accidem. ·' After Keller appeartd to make a brief speech about enrollments, the FSEC went into Executive Session. barring' the press from al)y run her proceedings. It was reported that the clostd stssion discusstd further lbe space problem and the Uni\·ersity's pQsition on the scheduling of Jc,.ish holidays. - • Rocheotu, S,.aewe, Utica, Schenectady, Albany, New Yooit at 2 pm • Fridaya • Batavia, Rocbeolel'' s,..eu~.c-. Cconoi..,, Elmira ot 3:45 pm • Elllcalt Complex at CooveniCDt r,_ SUNDAYS r......, LR.C.B. Ollic.IF...W """ut.C..I. f#.Z4t7 a.y TRAI.WAYS u:A VES F1W111t UUCOTT COMI'f..£X TUNNEL Frida: • �A novel approach to the Bard 8 y DEIRDRE MARTIN Si>«tnJm~aff ll'rittr Mention the- name William ShakC$pear< and 100 often .students ima,inc drowning in a sa or speechts Uuered with "Illy's" .and ''chou's!' They find t.he text hard to understand~ and conjure up \'ague visHlns or men in tights dut<hing skulls. Unfonuna1ely for many, a ctau in Shake$pcare can be an exerd~ in dreariness-<onsistin& of reading pl•ys and writing •ndles. r<S<arch pa~rs. But for those a bit more darin.s, there is a different ) work>. The popvlorily or Ihe class 10 an under!.13ndlng of ha~ Shakcspeart'~ " 10rlu through aJ:ting 1hnn ou1. "The plays," c>;plained Franct, "wert> "rit-un 10 be pcrfonned. lbey ~ercn'1 WrillW to bf ~ud Wld ~nalyztd as <trfctJy liltrarf LCtiS." When Frana' rlfst began cbe rim and "ti Fr..tnc-t' maintained. ·~no on~ is here b)' attidmt ~'· T he atmosphcu and approath to ShakC:Sprearr- in lhil S'!Uing is Inching Shakespeare. her approaeh was araditional; ~ht class was primarily taught tbro\lih discussion. Bu1, 3Hbe rttalls. "I gol very frusua1ed with i1. I fell thr srudents were: 100 distanl from the mattri:aJ. Jt was hard to con\'t'Y how utraordinary the work ..,.'-$, how dynamic. •• So cighl years ago, Fr4n<t the ;du of a- approach-Shak<Spcare as 1augh1· by Anna Kay Frano<. ~nce:iVed Fram~c·.s class is a ••workshop"' as OppOsed to a nadi1ionaJ lecture Shak.,peor• workshop, ~here saudtnts .... ould ha\fe the chan~ whh those laking the class com ina interprtt dramatically che Bard's VOlE -FOR YOUR FAVORITE UTE BEER CELEBRITY tvown steadily t\ct since. Currently. there ou-c 30 ~udt"nls in co unique-students are on ._ fmc name basis with f'nu:K'e. T"wia a wetk, from 2 until 4 the clan meets in the: lane K«lt"r Room at th• ElticoH Com!l)ex. ThO>' deal Ytllh five plays 0\'Cr 11'1e: course of the •emesleJ, il1e poup is divided iruo thttt sections, each bej_ng assi&ntd :1. variety of scenes (rom lh• text they arc now responsible (or performing. ••t ftellhat throu,h acting. you learn more 3boUt thr. play. and &et more out of i1," said Joy D'ago>lino, a theatre major and $tudent in the claJ;$. Srudents arc- r«tuirfd 10 focus on t.heir character assignmetu indc-plh. This is done- primarily lhrough the - o r a journal. whe-re the participant is expecttd to onaJyze the charac1er, the uSC' or longuag<, 1jle individ~al scene hsc-lr. as well n i1s- reJat_ion 10 1he piJy as a whole. There is a minimum of two journal entries: per play studied. Whil< lhis may sound simple in comparison 10 pertlaps writing 1 thorough research p;~per on a parciculu Shakespearean work, it is oactly 1he opposir<. Sheryl Lcv<ntbal, "ho has taken the other sea ion or cbe class, ·said thaJ "it's mon: time consumina than a regular class. In a regular class, you sh rhere and then you Jeave. Here, it ~quires a Joe or e~lti! time,'' The ..t.\:tra time" required is g<n<rally divided inlo IWO pariS 'ill·ith an indi\'idual group metting on ils own (or an hour. rch=sing, disc:uuing, and cnliciz.ing che: s«nes 10 wh~h they have been assigned. The following hour is spc:ot performing for France. smOOthing out rouab edgts, working out the ph)"ical &pcct char is so integral to perfonnance. The: dass is so larse thb semester that it i.s on a staggc..-t'd schedule, with Frnncr meeting with the three groups St"parately. T"·o werks art dct.-olcd 10 rehearsals, 1hrn on the day of lhe pcrforman~ allthre< groups mrc-:1 and pe..-ronn their ~e;s- for -each other. in sequc:n«. Franee "lo,·es·· c.he mate-riaJ, tht class dynamics and ls quire willing to Si''t her timt'. and ~erg)' to uy $1Udent "ho asb for it. She is awar< or lhe fact that "people usually come inco this class becaust lhey want lhis kind of approach," and her cxuberanl"t: has a S«min&b insp\r:uiooal efrte~ on tM studt:ots ... He.r rnlhusiasm makes the student.s excice<l and willing to work,.. explained EngUsb major KeUie Poyn1on. The majorily or studcnl$ dNtwn 10 lh< class are English and Theacn majors, set-kin& a more creative interpretation of Shakesptare. Whil• some may wondtr if >ludying juSI fivt plars'aJ•es the panJcipants a broad pcnpectivc of ShakUpe:are_•s works. studenu in the<lass felt they gained more rrom this mode of learnins than any other. ''Shak~peare isn"t 1he k'ind of material )'Ou can rush lhrough," emphasized l<\•enthal, and while- Poyruon Slr~ hu prdercncc of ''learning il this way.•• "All or the material is so wonderful" Fran« ..noccd. She ceaches thr clil$$ each .sc:mesttf-lhe rirst semester dt:tls whh r.Ve of ShaktspC'lrt'$ earlitr WOfks, the- .s«<>od with a stlection of his Iacer writings. One seccion i:& no1 neensarily a prt·~uls,te ror lht other , but many Sludenrs "boose to take .(ht dar,.--s ror both 1 10. -~ . f'rlclay,2SSopl-1fltl semesters. �NYPIRG had asset cutbacks will spur renewed activism By MARTY ROSEN CiJmpus""Edilor "udeml&.overnmen\ Hnk-up.'' State University of New York (SUNY) students now ha\'C a rqJresentative on thr SUNY Board of Loan cutbaC'ks and au$terily plans on the "'ational and~all.-·el that will affect college students will also n urage a rc:.surgena- in studenc activism. New Yo r ublic lntc:re., Research-Group (NYPIRG) Dir«eor Donald Ross said recently. Ross and UB Project Coordmator for NYPIRG, Janet Man hews conducted a door-to-door campaign in the rtSidcnce haUs last v.«k aura~ing over 100 students to organizational m~tings for the ad"ocacy group . • "'.Students are seeing their backs 10 the wall, •· Ross .said, explaining the rise in student inttr~t ... The:r~ is a .signifteant amount or manipulation by the administrstion." At tht lqcaJ lc\'el this iS tYident in the relocation or the UB undergraduate student population 10 the Amhera.t Campu'>-Olinus a ~mrali.te<l student umon. Nationally lhcrc i~ the declining sup)'\Orl for student loans and tuition subsidies. Tru!lecs through SASU with SASU studenl6 also maintaining a full·time lobbying rorce in AJbany. NYPIRG employs lawyers and scientists 10 addr~s scudents ri.ghts. A major NYPIRG battle ctntcrs around voting ri.&hu for Rudents. lo 1972, 18 )'tar-olds Y~On the right td vote. However, ..n't'n no.,,,.. Ross ~ns. ''many ;5UNY sruden" can't vOte." The main iuuc is wheth~r a prrson ""'ho maintains a residence ror nine months for I he purpose or aumding coUegc should be allowed to register at lhc:ir school addre:ss. The ahernati\'C is 10 cast an absent« ball01 a1 their permanent address. N YPIRG has represented SUNY students ¥-hO had vorcr registration apaplications r~jecced v.hile 3t school. "Ol·er 200 claims ha'~ bf,:n filM and v.-e\·e yec to lose one." Ross explained. ''The Erie County Board or Elections didn't want pro, ide (registration) forms because it was 100 expensi\'e;· they said. "They're saying che fundamental right to \'Otc is too uptnsiH." E,•entually, NYPIRG organiurs v.ould like w ha1.e \Oting booths located on college eampu~es to encourage studenls to ''Ott. ·• Accessibilily is a large pan of the problem." Manhews said. \Vith vo1er registration drh·es providing the impetus' for plans for 1he finn semesttt. Matthev.·s anticipates increased suppon for her organization this ''Stud•nrt 111 tHIIIg th~r b.c.A·a: ro ,,, w•lt, .. 10 H owe\t-T, according to Ross, student ac1h•lsm in the1_1980s " 'ill not be a rerun of ahe 1960s. State·"ide -SUtHent right$ groups have organitcd O\'tr the pass decade to repr-esent srudc.nt.s io an orderly manner-lobb)ing 1hrough the system rather than byexternal auacks. "There was nothin& like NYPIRG or (Student ASsociation or the State Uni,·ersity) SASU in the1960s:' Ross noted. "In tbe 1960s thtre 'A-ere only demonstrations. You didn't have the SASU )'tar. _............._......,WIIQitliWdi'Yb*IIM1 !JII'•MU• DUifl', ·i ~ ~ II The Student Wide Judiciary ~ applications for Jt,~stices I - Applicatins are available in the SA Office 111 Talbez:.t Hall I DEADLINE FOR ' APPLICATIONS IS ; I I I is taking ! I I II ~ = ~ I I~ !:! I ; ! Wednesday, September 30th VOLUNTEER DRIVE community action corps TODAY · Friday, Sept. 25 Squire Center Lounge GET INVOLVED· JOIN C.A.C. • tutoring children • esslstlng older edults • sertlclng area hospllals, nursing homes -& outpalitent clinics • presertlng wildlife AND MUCH MORE! Post ·A YukonJac~l Post Yukon Jack in your room with a colorful '1Z' ~ 2lr' poster. Just send $3.00 to Yukon Jack, the Black Sht!ep ol Cana!fian Liquors, P.O. Box 11152, Newington. CT 06111. :vukon Jack. 100 Proof Imported Liqueur. Imported by Heublein, Inc.; Hartford, cr. Sole Agents U.S.A. •o 1907:Dodd, Mead & Co., Inc. Frlday, 25 September 11181 . Tho SPOCir~Mn . i• �Tri-match victory propels Royals to successful volleyball s~ason opener Under the command of new caach Rolx:n Maxwell. the UB volleyball squad pUI together an impr~ssh«! .sho\\ing during their sear-on opener again<t Genesee Community College and host Gencstoo State College. After posting a 8-3 preseason re<:OJd. tho Royals took their winning ani tude ioto the three-way match where they_handily defeated their opponents IS-9, IS-S l111d IS-12, IS-4. " The players are an enthusiastic group that really wants to "ork." said Ma:\well. \\hO replaood last year's coach Peter Weinreich whe.n the former coach resigned at the start of the year. With Weinreich as coach the team p laced second in last year's State tournament. U B outscored G~nesce utilizing a sound defense which forced numer~u• mi<ta~~'­ ···n,ey hit thre. ball> at us throughoot the came, H commented the coac.·h. ''They ju!'t tnei:f 'o gctthc ball O\er the. nct- mu"h h'-e high >chool 'olleyball. .. With lh·e rctuming~la><r< from.., year ago thr Royals have becon familiar \\ith the pa«ing and ball handling •hith ha< complemented tht team's play. , " We ha•e no <tffensive or defensive standoubt 'At are a solid group,'' noced the coach. Banting Geneseo. UB resorted to ~heir ~ervtce Strength as the road to •ktory. According to Mruc"ellthe serve h the •trongcst aspect or the Royals' game. Royals ""-" outing "ill be Tu.,d:•y agaiMt Fredonia State in Clor~ Gym. n,c Good news ror the bookies. JR and the lk.tr managed to spli1 the schedule. IO\\Crin.a their percctlla.gC' to .$47. This \\efk 1S pkks should ur thr mark-helped on ";th a six pack or tv.o-v.hil.:h should mak~ then losjng tru:ier. As al¥.ays. home ream in italics. Sunday - Atl:;lnta '34-Cit~-elaml 24 "the Falcons 1\rr soaring, ruakina few mis:t:akes .and capitalizing on rod-· TI1e Browns U\+t oo opponents errors and Barrett Leads NCAA Division Ill Quaterback Derby committ many. Burfalo 35·Cincmnau1- The Bills rebound in fa.llhion. Bengal dden\e can't contain ~ balanced a.uad:. Houston 24·t\t·•~' York Je1s 12-The Jets an huning. They ba'e all the tools. but \\hat they need is a mechanir. So long Wah Michaels. Kansas 24~Seault 17-Aggrcssi\'e Chief dden~ forces Zero into cardess mistakes. Chiefs' offense on the "-arpalh bc.hind rookie QB Kenney. Baltimore 21·Miami 20--The Dolphins are jinxed on Memorial. Ben cracks his slumping shell on road to upse~ vtcwry. GrH1J 8o)' l7·Minnesota IO,Dickty 10 Jefrerson. Ltt"s gt"l used 10 1his ~;ombination. Kran1er needs one more week to get in gear. Piu.•burg 3S-New England 33-Should be the lhriller or the "ee~. The Steclt:rs had OJ chan't in auitude last wee\.; it should t•aro· on. Ca\+an:tugh "ill hot\c 10 cut do,~n on the inte.rc-cptiom if he i~ going 10 male it bia. ~: Sun Ft'omis~:o t4.. Ncw Orlt"an~ 10-Mont8113 has 4Ckr!i bumin& 31 Candf~rtd•. Rogers can't cany etirt team on ha.s s.houlders- he's. not l Earl Campbell. · ~ UB has a rarity in its midsl. 'l"hr Bulls junior quarterback Many Barrett i> a lead.,., bU) not only on thj: r.,Jd ror his football ream. Barrett is leading the nalion 3$ "'~ll. II was announced Wednesday that Barrcu•s impf'C$Sivr s -aristics ror the Buns• first two gamC'S bad placed tUm in the top sPOt for quaritrbaclu in • Dollus17-N<:vo Yor~ Gianrs 13- n.is on"' a laltiher (although I ho~e to Co"boys loo~ a " t:lOme all the) gtar up ror Philadelphia. The Giants bad thfir rir~1 hair exl"ilernent last ~ttk. Oakland 14-t:wtroit 20-Liom dden.st givC'S Plunkeat fi1s. Ho\\rvet, Raiders' de:fe-nse "ins this one. St. Louis t1-Tompo Boy 13-Kecp~h< No-Doze handy re>r lhi> one. ~y it). BOth teams throw a lot-ir only they could complttc the passes. Hnn wil.l pull this one out in dosin.s momtnlS. Dem--er 33-San Dirgo 24-Morcon s1ill has i' in him. Bronco ddmse top$ in the NFL. should shut Fouts and his recti\'ers down . Mile High fans provide too much energy ror Chargers to contend with. Division Ill rootball. Tift nath·r o( North Tonawanda has combined ror a remat'kable 22 c:ompletion.s in 36 attempts for 4S3 yard$ and six: touchdowns 't\'ith two Philodelphio 21-Washington 17- Theismllll "ill throw for 300 plus, but Gibbs must do something with gre>und game. Eagles play errorless ball. interceptions . The Bulls outscored Cortland State College 34·7 ood Grove City College 41-6 in me two games. 1••·····-···· I . I I I I I •I I 1 I I I C H ECK O UT OUR CO UPON PAGES I I I I I 1 I 1 I I I _--Stephanie Simonton~-~----=--=-: ---"Images That Heal',.- - H O"-it. ' I L ••••••••• l Director of Counseling Cancer Counseling and Research Center, Fort Worth, Texas MONDAY Chictzgo ZZ·Los Angeles 19- Rutledgt: docsn'1 ha\'t tfie wfMing inslinct yt't. ~a.)'ton makes an enjoyable show for the windy one. It ·s your 0 jght', 0 Sports Clipboard FRIDAY Field hockey at Wells College 4 p.m. Womeos tennis at Wells College 4 p.m . Volleyball-Mansf~eld State Tournament TBA. SATURDAY Football Jll Hoban S::Ollege 2 p.m. . Cross country-SUNY Binghamton with Ithaca. Cortland State 2 p.m. Men's tennis 3t Niagara UniversiiY I p.m ~ Soccer at Eisenhower College 2 p.m. Volleyball- Mansfield State Tournament TBA. Women's tennis at Cortland Stale College 11 a-.m. student Center Lounge · Canisius College Wednesday, September 30 • 9 am · ·Noon , MOND A Y Ms;;n 's t~nnis 3t Canistus ~liege 3 p.m. ADMISSION IS FREE At$. Simonton's #ecture ;, sponsorfld by ,,. C.ni.siu$ College Religious Stud'ls Cent#r. I12 __ _,_ _ Frns.,,25~·~ �Serious questions shroud AD decision sports By ANTHONY M. PETri ~fQJtuging Edtror A grea1 dlssc:rvicc ha5 been committed. a diucrvke whiCh not only afftcu a small sector or this Unh't.r$ily, but the whole Slu dcnt body and the Buffalo community as .,.-eu. U8'5 wonltn·$ varsity bowlina program has bun demot<d to club ~atu>. For rhoS< pcopk ~ ho ate -una-.arc. cht Royals· program has been the onl)' consb.tentJy n~u ionally rantd! UB athlttfc program. There art man)· $trioU3 q,ucstioru "hlch ha\t tt'l br an~\l>oer cd about chc atl)lttk de:p;mmem·~ dcdsioo. Fil'l-t. hov. "·an t1 Uni\' ~"Y this size "'ith ~uch -a _poQr public image ,gfford to d<1110te it~ only nat1onally re:oo"ntd acam? The pcrspcet.he thr C1ty of Buffalo ta~o on thif. schooJ ~1101 pc:uitiH. h hMn'1 betn ~in~ lht rit1h in t970s. Sun: there a~ ~uppuscd 10 be- high ;u:adcmk stand;u-ds tnforttd here.. but an)•bod_y ~ho has cspcritnctd cdu~tion 3.1 UD for an)' leugJh of tlmc can tdl you lhOk standlU:d!t ou: diminhhin1. Can this school rhl. loeal bright spots down to droppinJ one or il.il re\\ the club level? Commentary What aboUI lht panirul3.n. of the d0\40&fldC' itseU"! Whe-n the decision \\·U made by Women') Achledc Dirtctor Btlt)' Olmmid: to r«''mmcnd the re-duction in the bo\\ling prog.r:un Wh)' \\asn't Ihe lc<~m comacted? Why wcnn ·, the bowlers given 1hr h1wc: -some input in the dtci!oion? 1 ht) wimng to make: financial c:onc~ions b.)' c-uts in sc~eduUng if the·y \\-et:t c:onsLJII~. but they opportunity to fl.l!d 'he~ weR nt'\'t!l' were gJVen the chanct. W omcn•s soc«r Yo ill be varsity m 198Z. Wh.) can't the bowlcrs rcmain.,'anny unul 1982? \Vhy "'as lhcrt· such a rush to implcmt:nt the changt1 Wa1 the UB Achlrtit' Oe,panmeru afraid the bowlers just rna) havr t>t-tn .able to prt\ent 1he mo,·t if ai'·en morr lime to right il'l And y, hat :tbom the e\lra money in lht.· women•s..:nhlctic budsct'? \\'hc:rc d()(S that go now? Dimmie" has pninted out thai 1hc bov.Jing ream pla)·cd junior colleges. Is ahis suppo~ tO su.u.est that rhc qualiry of the comP<Lhion lh< Royals paly is substandard? K~nn Helmer. rhe coach of Eric Communi1)' C0Uqe':t natiooalh1 rankc..-d itam, h&b Knt UB 50me or his best bowlers. com~~nt~d. McGlynn goal lifts Royals After sufferina a nat tire on the way to their rnatth with the Unl....,rsiiY of RoeheSI<r (UR), UB'• Field Hotk<)' ~earn fail<d 10 ler fa1e dampen lb<ir spiriiS as rhey knoeked o ff UR 2·1 in Roehesler. Vickey Jackson, UB's moSt aggressive player, ac:cording ro coach Beuy Dimmi-ck , scored th~ pmer' opening goal on '3 rush after pkking a rebound 10 aive rhe RoyaLs a 1.0 lead . • Kelly McGlynn madt1l 2.0 on a com er shol which ti't'&S capped in on a rebound. as che team held on for the victory. · ••We•rr: looking good," com.mcmed Dimmick. "Wr: ha~ a Rrong auaok:ing. line and 10n1r: strong defense." AJong with tht potent offense, the dd enst is led by two outstanding kf1 and right links In Patricia Cronin and Barbara Creighton. The tv.o fres-hmen have made a big impression with Dimm;ek. uThey have played jus:t super. w e don'l havr: too much experience back there and they set up a lor o f the plays and help<d our on defr:n.st'," Dimmick ~id. "Playing lhe position o f llnk is a v~y imponant position, and they hove play<d 11 very "ell." Also on dr:fenst is defen~eman Poppy Doto who con1 inue.s- to have • another &rcat )'ear. " She plays a sleady garm- and is very oonsistant. t could go .pn naming every girl pn the ttam becauS< Ihey all play wdl." Dim!JliCJs: commented. If all aoc• well, 1be team hopes for a bcnh in the Stale finaLs. "Thilti> look good for us and we should make it 10 lhe tourney.· · sajd Dimmick. "\Ve'vc got a gretu teilm and we a re ptayjng wc:U. Our onl)' losf was to a very tough Brockpon ceam in v. hkh we had many chances to win, but Vo<"- bounced bad; ~·it h lhi} lasl game." and ltihelin& expenses? And why hat th< men's club proaram been dra&&<d m a. • compariwn all the lime1 Th< women·, u.n.ily bowlil\i program isjusllhac, a ''arsicy prtJ8tn.m. h should br compared .as s:uc-h. So \\hat if the met\'J. club team lAb a.ble 10 ~c-h ll n>:~uona l ranLing \\ithour brini. ''anily. Much mort or the runding •pent to .111'1 them tlu:l.-.,c out of t.ltcir o"n poc~<Ss. Is that riglll'fWhy ••en~ they promoted f<.\ '' ar~l> :tnd rhc ~a«tt or hoc..cy 1cam drof)prd ro club 1e\<d'l '\1hCf'l ¥.as the l.ut \imc.· r hv~ t~o ~uad\ made thco niulonab? E,C"O women's ' 'ollcoyball or b~ke-cbaU ~ou1d ha\'e is DOl :U great 35 that of oot suggesting. thai 1~ mo,·c~ should h.awr been made, I ju\1 hl\t 1n b«n droppot'd, Their lbt bowtiog ~~ ~ ~llNC)S 1•m qucsdon t.ht: ouhtttic dt-panmcnt ') thin\iin~ . Where.- wa-, President Ktuer'\ 'uppon? If hr it so \uppottfvt of impto,ing the athlctk pro&ram ht"rc. how could he lc:c such s demotion c:omr aboUil Ho" docs ua·, SpOns image )ool to the communit)' v.hcn it drops IIi only consktcruty top ca.libct 1eam? The: do~ngrade has come on chc htali of a year. of ronsram brav.ling be1·•'ttn lht UntVtrsit) and the bo~lu1g team. Tht liming, if 1mthing else, k. CX'ftamty s:uspiCIOU,~. II is VCI")' undtTstanda.blt: ror the Royal~ 10 Ct)' retaliacion . A federal jud&.e...says no. bUl onl)' Dimmkk and Cllainnan for RCCRation. Aihlctks, and Relatt.-d ln!i:trUclion Sahatort Espod.to k.nov. for sun:. What about rbe Studenl A>sociation (SA)? Whore wa\ th('ir o,upporl for the bnv.ler17 Those women are stud~nh and dew-1'\e 11'tt n.sh1 of any .>t.Utkor. SA has ~'JX'nl mul'il1 of 1hii )'t.ar pushing Kabosb. Ane. 8t11 Ihi.')' ~-tm to ho\C forltOUcn ano1her group just as important. Porn Detia. 83Ib lr"'in, and th(' rest of tht Royall h!l\'.t tQ be commended for righting «t long and hard to preMrH a 1np quality prog.ra.m. They ha\'C' tx.."tn fighting not onl)' for a Universf1)1 spon, but the most popular spOre in Buffalo. 1llc \\omen )lavt gont aU tht way 10 Federal Courc on this issue and have eouen nowhere. I guCM the old adage holds 1rue: ".You ean'1 lighl Ciry Hall". Or in rhi• cas< Oark Hall CALL FOR PROPOSALS Lack of interest kills golf UB and i1s nearly 28,000 students will no! be re preoented by a golf team this Fall. Due to an absence or player turnout, the program was shut down, but it is hoped it will reiUrn in the Spring. "We're a1 a standstill, " lamemed co aci) Jim Ely. UB's senior coach. "We had a smallturnobt and I he boys decided to back out and re-align for the Spring. " .The Bulls suffered 1he same pro blem a year -a,go; 1hey did , however, complete t heir Division Ill slate. This year's club started the season a.nd competed in three matches-losinJ>causes against Buffalo Slate College. Gannon University and Niagara University. "We just didn'l stir up the enthusiasm we had planned, " Ely The move is supposed 10 bpm the way for mor~ women to compete in "'omen's athletic procra.ms.. Socen will ptovidc 25 addilional sloll for playCr$. Sound> appealiOJ. doesn't It? Bull>ow mueh more mon•~ " ill i1 eoSI to ou1fitlhM< 2S plfyers! How much mort must be spem to cover cqllipmena cosrs ·- , Proposals for activities to enhance University life are being sought by the Student A ctivities Steering Committee, which has ' been allocated $25,000 by the Faculty-Student Association to fund approved grants which can not normally be funded through other sources. Any members of the University Community may submit a proposal with a budget estimate to · Student Activiti-es Steering Committee C/0 Student Affairs 543 Capen Hall - 636-2982 Proposals may be submitted on forms available at that office or in the form of a fetter. Submissions should ii'lclude\he name of the proposing individual or organization (with a person to contac't), and a detailed. estimate of expenses. After Initial screening, proposers of projects being considered wi/J be invited to meet with the committee to discuss their requests for funding. The committee seeks creative responses to University needs which will benefit a substantial segment of the student population and the Uniyersity Community. DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS IS OCTOBER 14th '81 �etc. Quote of the Day Meetings "Never drink so much that you can be put up to do something you wouldn't do sober. You'll end up owing the enUre world an apology not t.o mention embarrassing the . hell out ot yourself." -One who knows n. Africa!\ Min.. meets lodiY at 5'.30 l).m.IJ\ 1160 Sq"''.._ F<H lnformaalon Ull8)6.()0&8. SttJ4tnl to Stuc:s.nl rnetUtlD tooay at ' :30 P m In the C.emtnl Lounge+ SponiCJf'tG bY IM Luther.., Studen~ t.tln,llr;~ Etc. 1J I tkli'tfK•Ity.a..,Wce of TM Sptottum. Noliw• we '"" frH of cherge. The Spectrum doN not guetantH th•t ell notk:lt will ~·na ,.setvet tile ffght to Milt ell nota.. Shott nouno.m~t• wOt be fi/Wtn COif.l.id.,.liOif ow ~ onehHolic.t to .,pelt more than once mull I» rea~ltt«S lot' ..cit ptlntlng. No '"' N~aft SIVOtnt At-'ll\. tnatK11tCifY metlf.nO loday at S c:un. In 260 Squire, Mal" lt:s.ue Is Nl9efia.n W.ek-10 tlold 01 nc>l IO ~ •n-- Announcements St.._. Bhnlnate Burnout through the Tran:tcendental Meclitllktn Ptootatn M)'OM .no came to last WMit'a lecture 01"1 MSC, ~me w1U be a follow--up lecture tOO.,y at 3 P·"'- l!'l ~ MFA.C, BUoott. ' nounc.mem• wffl k Waldo.. ~ tnHllomotTOW al 6 p.m. Ill he Aud, D•~e CW and Pcotw'l WRI SI)6:Sk on "'Wttf I UlroeHiltOf'IPartlu.'' tebn OWH ' " ' pi)OM a!ld CO&t'n ll.atlng.a wiU nor e. prlntN. OMdNn.. ete WontJtr, Wf'Cf~er 1nd Ftlday ''noon. UB F,_ct\ Chllb CltmensAC rM.u 0«. S ll 4 """'· Jt1 'DOS Stop .1n Schu:aamtlsltn Skf Qub, Aoom 7. SqYIIre, M6C. foot the bNt dUI k\ IOWt'l Of' OOwnhiU tkllnQ. The Ski Cfvo wtll be cloJ:ed ~y. Tuesday. •no We<tn0.5d*Y• Sept. 28, 21, and SO. + Womp•• Soc:C4If ctub O•nMI a;t.Mst Cer"s~ 'odiY 11 c p.m. .a( Sweet Home ,5on.ot H'gll. U8 B-.cttn.~ton Club meet& lOfllpht ltiCI ,.,.ry Frida)' from 7-9:30 ~.rn. fnOa:k Gym. E~e Is W.Jeome. Ectu~1 fs na.Yable . Squ,.h Cfub meet a Monday ancs WtOn~y t1 .5:30-7:30 p.m. •t the Squuh Courta, ctaA. 96glnt't8'1 and t~rtt~ D~)'W• w~e.. CAC (145 Squl~.ll1-352t)- l~..,_atecf In WOf1QnQ '-"ith d\Udren. 0_,.1 edt~IIJ. tn • hOII)itiJ or helplng IO PftMNe Wltdltf1? The S.unuman AlehohOIIC Hutment ~til needs'}'OU &l"'d 15 ot-"-'a lo IMnl In leetfl!lonal Kli'+'iiM on ~da. Stt\kH clillerls of the c:ommunlly need eno• VOU1 t)t'p al)d COfTIC)anlOnlhlp. VOII.tnl.., tor lht =::.:'::!!.or,~O:.':i':::,~:~:;Lounge. CAc Get lnvotved. Gty Peoplt:t AIUe.DC:* PtcnJcJVoUeytMII tomono• •t I p ..m. al &hc:l Polrlt. EvffYOM ls ~but ~k!:ue OOf'llatt JoeJ at 833-7830. OUt oftu ta Oi)en .aovot<t.ay ftom 10-c p.m. U'llll Squirt. Wad. 10 CMWCOftte .thyMUlt 10 WH" •t,~Utld ) IOup ~ttoee for ~. J)ef&Otla !Mil beg.ln Oct. t21n 119 Richmond, Bfdg.2.. (lime IO tie Af'II'IOCint• ~ClUJ lt'lfl Unlwerslly Counseling~ al i36-2.72D rex fUflhet lniOfmat!ort and • bt-tef SC:fHno .f\Glnltf'V'ew. SA 8ook &.cfw9e-Checka JOt OOOlCI ~ at the ••ha.nge must be. plc.I(«S up Monday Of T~y hOfQ10.9 p.m. In I he .Buefnenl of Squue. ltacMI C.fSOI'I Colt-o- Sundty ~at$ cun.. '" 302 Wilke-ton, emcou. Tl.lk oo Alx.lt Otrnbing. All wetc:ome. 1n 316 Wende~ few. the pr'oud. tt. Ute Wotbhop pllt· 1~\pan ts. Take an lntltfnlf!G fn h')'ovr life end yo&.~~~ S. h COI.Intry. Parlic:lpate ln a (ew-ot our ~thopf Suc-h M: ~Your Own Wine: ContumeB Gu;de to Ufe lnsurance; TUOf ot the BuUalO Muse-um of ~enco; •no UM.raiMdlng ~ut>a OMng. To 1'4tQ\tl_.,, t.fop ·b,. 110 HOlton DC" all 15 BaronOeu-, • colonial gOV!1f\Or, 1610 Ntgerlan Week-To m1rk IM 21st~~ ...W~ ol NJgerla the followi.ng evenl5 w411 U.Q pt..cc SeJ)t Z8 K.now Nlg«ll frotn 11.3)..2:30 p.m. lrl the Han Lounge: 0c1. 1 Md 2 ~ lec\ute h'l tM Sq!Art Cottlettnot "ThNI.. from l-3 p.m.; Ott. 3 port~ In lhO"""""" lloor - · Aocl Tobo _ _ _ _ _ jolnlhO...., JacMt,.EJIIoou bom e.ra.m. 'latlhy CM:ttlan Fel~ kM' • plctlk: at Letc:hwott.h St.. Pait( ton'MKfOw. Caff Sue or- e.rb •t 635<5162 for more lnlorma.tlon.. ......,_ lerwlcM .......,. .. 46 Dance with a klek 49 Aflerdeek 50 Grass cover 53 Bersetk &< Washington VIP 'Z7 liKe some grain 28 Ode('senatflles 29 Muse 30 Bard'a"- o l 58 Syltogls!lc wO<d • Ooodl• . . : · 21 Hindu ~tegod 6 1 Ughl 31 Char phenomena 62 M4Jor and cigar 32 Unl..,rse: Prell< 33 "'oon: Prell• 22 Short s leeve 2• Partiality 25 In WhiCh IO find 1tl(eemen 26 Klndollril> 28 Tfny amounts 32 Qull 33 Je n e - quol 36 Import 37 C<im$011 Tide 36 Seetl>o 39 t.lo.nttet"&torm <0 !'tOCIO< 41 Openfngs forcon- CROSSWORD 26 Lasso, in uma 57 Bayol Fundy m81YOI 16 Wrapper 17 Farm system unll 19 Oawn:Sp. 34 One oft he live Greats 35 Alfirmallon ~ 13 Trlm 18 Hoople's ooth 23 &rniY1 2• Outt>;tc~ lnn.bl· toni 25 Originate 45 Piffle 20 ~· -Yankee Getllfov rudy to join t h e - - ? SW£ I• aponwrlng an lntef\llew wcwkShop OCt. 6 lrom 7-10 p.m.. .. t_..-Aa~n., s,..-. (J Jitl ACROSS I Fleet 6Funvusdioease 10 Cereal ,. Dodgson g~l 59 Piquant 60 RNar to the Baltic Athens" ending• 36 " Catcher in the OOWN -Rye" author 40 Gymnasl's swing •2 01~ n~tlonlnv I Nobel phyolclsl, 11144 2ASiriOQenl 3 Gallieo'sblrtn- agcy. 43 like rolnnv off place • " -llebeDich" 5 Light dress fabric 6 Big blrds 7 S.thlellem VisltOlS 8 Noighbof of Arg. 9 Dl...,rtallon 10 ~~hPri""'l. dul,. 43 lnwr.1noe fraud n cause 10 begin 44 Neat a s - 12 Cl<flc operallnv •s P.G.A.'s Julius 46 Roman censor •1 surroonded by .a KnOb 49 Small !Ish, lhe mentladell 50 Pan or storm 51 NObten.me tn l!al)l 52 -81\dw..,.. IOCM 55 N.O.W. goaJ.. 56 Stake l\~a.m.. at ~UU!tw­ tiotl HouM.. '2 Uf11....,.;\J ,.ve. 811* Clau at 10 a.m. Rtin from Rlchmon6-Red Jac:kel Cftclt at t:ooo.m. -...... "-"'"""_,f.. """" ~<>e~o, 11\)111 &-9 p.m. •tthe Buff•toStateS1u<Sent UniOn. room ~ Studtftt ~ntutlon fcxmett)' 1n1er Aeat.lenl Council-We're new In name )'tt. sllll•eMce lne same purpoM<gt-lOng resro.nt shJde!"'ts lnwot""' ed aoclliJiy "'tf4J •t ua, ~LioM tor bulkting prN.fdenl.sefecttona aD tbts week a1 101 Faroo, EUioocl. Ul AMc. Squ.-cl •• aceepcfno e.ppUeaUoM trom ~lenced AFAs. EMTa and paramt6ka. In· alf SA aliS36-29SO tor tete~~1n 'flell~t--'ng? 'nOfei"lormallon.. . - - -.. -~Jr-~N..., and pi~ IO lelk .,...,.. people ll•en? Stop by 1"1 Vf'"CII()4n Centttr Mo!'Mtly, Wodtludl)' and Ftidlly bom \O.C p.m. tolld Tuesdl)' and Thuredly trom 108 p.m. In == A - - - from 11M lndl..,. Unr.-hy School of Gr•duate M&n•gomenr Will be on ICW Nonon.. ~-- kw 1M1 H~fno Outen.,. now willable ln-231 Squh .w:t 110__.Hotton. Appflealnt ~·:'c!m-:~-==~be G....._l Studrtnt ln lul\nM.... PoUUell St*'ce end 8u"5lnaa Admlolltraton ~ate lntetulte Jn the UB Atlmn1 Asan. ar 131GS&1. Job........-.. .......,.lk!n T....,._ an lnterntNP JtMing l.n iM- 82 ~u4d come to 3 ond ¥1~1PI Wllf be lhOWn INI cSllcu.ssed. --Science - Nood Doollol Oool. ot need• men Of ~ Who thJnk tMy need ctenta.t ~and wtOUid Ub to part.k:lpactln 1 study of paUwlf fUPOOM to routine c»ntat t~eii~Mt~t; Two tree fltunos are ptO'ridecl. Contact O,.. fll. eor.n at _.. &11.Z.18t. ....., ......._, Problem.• "'ilh your LartdloM? Don"t ..,._..._.. -ond -laM? Group~ Senlcuolforo ... tree,_ II<Mce.nd ln,_lon IO 011 UB 01-IL _._~ ~ ~./5'!!~~~ :;:,:.r-.~d>yo lm-2213. 1 14 . TM~rum . Frfdoy,25Sept-tii0>.:L'r .-· U'le I>Ualness side. of btoadcu-Hng .noukf contact 8atbafa 8tmhelrn. concetlrtO pubtfc radio •t•Jion WSFO. ~ 1 131·2$56 during buai.I'IOII ~.1: Movies, Arts. and Lectures .._.)'ea C for~aiiL WCHUhop to61y at 1 p.m. tn 2S o.pen. A .... ·,..n~t maJor• (nt.,..'-<1 In Jtamlng abollt Mack aa 831-35\5. IDC)t~t~ la Ott.-5. F'Of ~ infonnatlotl cMI _,The campus Oc:L 1. No prevloos mam-.gement courab Of butif\OM -.pe:rtenc:e It l'!eceuat.Y to CWMJUI the MBA degree. Slgo up In 3 Hayea 0 or can Mrt. Tony Brown will apeak ·- 'he 10.h annivera:ary ~·end Greduale tt&MIInb can ..ubmlt ~llcatJof\1 fot cof'\1.16erasto.'llot tM NY st-.e * Alttmbl)' tnrern Pfogram. For tunhtl lnfotmacUon -....ltet AUembly Intern P¥ioglltn.l0 8 82iA.. AINt\y. NY, 1224. ~ lnfOtm,tlof\ ls •~.Uable ln3Ha)'8'JC. . Tommy, the rock "'**- perfQfiT\ed Oc:t. 1.2;3...a ~- 8 p.m. in tl'lt Kaltt:arine ~ Thutet, EJtk;ou. Tkket6~~all a~t tn tht Squll'l! nektl Omee ' OMcllne for oCi:' 24, 1•1 OIIAT Ia Sept. 21. Late regfllllllon fa Sep~22.Q! , Applbltone for the e.um mey be .pfekecS u., &t 3 Ha~ C 01 1$ Capen or 315 tiarriman. Uber8l ,Arts tltUdenta lnt.,..ted in Mfl!'lng an ltltem.ablp w ith WNBC-TV ln NewYOfft anou4d wrfll to Coml'nUf"lty Aet1Uon1 Man. . WHBC-lV, .:Jet AocMt'ei!Mr PW::t. ,oom.JOtw~.-Hew Y~ NY ~~ concemtno lnt.-oshfL_PfOOMm. . ..o t-, ,..-..._.,._,,' ~ ~--·----""'""""~--------- ..Non.VIotlnt , ..., . Aetlatlnc11 ht tiM CWfl R'gtlta Movement.. gl""' by M( . Cl\a•les JU:rnfe S.oL-30•1 &:$0 p.m.. ltt 328 ~ FAC, EJ J~L F'" ConcMt wtlh Co¥entnt will 2 PI"+!" m~l Court. Enlcon. Oay People-• ANIMC:e b; heJd Sunday •t ~ Entoy tooo - rur:_ '" mJalc, dt1nk and trferic11~ peopte today at 9 107Townsend. Call &31-2179 JOt' !nfcwmaUDt~, UUM ~Cuftuta1 and Performing Ani Ia fook1no fot people 'o _perform at 111e fill Sounda Muak:al Setlea.. Fall SOUnd• M~o Setlet Tuetdays from 12·2 P.m. <It foonGtrs,PJNa., AC. ~==J=:~~~:p~t~*~PN':i,~:O· Oc:L 21 .at8o m..ln the K•tt,atlpe Cotnell Theatlf Elllco)L ' banquet ot ttJe t..noston Hugbea ln:siiMt tOd'y at uw EJ!eeullve loo. lkkals ava.11abtl aJ tiM: Squirt l'le..l Otfk:e. 881.:1266. •um s. " Kioemuaht'" today at 2. .tno 8:30 p.m. 1n the Squlfe ~lerenc. Theator. .... Cam~ FIOffl: Outtr Sp.ce" film 1on10h1 and 10!'I'IOffOW ll M~dnloftl In tne $qui,. Conference Theater. .).D. '"Mtty Poc>P!N.. film tomo~ in tne SQ-...1,. Co~ lerence Theater Mid Sundt¥ In lhe Wotdmtn ~*'''• Hoc-ton at 3, e, a.nd 9 p.m. "Tbl ComptUtion" 'friday ttl 1''10 MFAC. EUJCOCI and I()ITM)ftow 1n 146 Dfefondorf a• 7 and i:JO p m. Sunday al -3.:30, 6, and 8!30 in the SQt;lre ~ '""-•not Theater.. �·classified ads-- ----, ~~~==~=·~;r:;s=1'::~.~:~:~:.·,~;:'n~~:e~t=~~::~o~~:.~ ::=:.~~~:-.=':~~".c.~.::;:::~ ::=~~:,:O;t;:'::,:r~~ ON.dllna are M onda~. WedntacSI!y and F~ &I •:30 p.m. ICM tNt nexlecUUon.. Aa.let ari i UO lor the llrllt ,...... '""""" eur1 oopy 11 ~tO.tbl.. "YN Spectrum' dOH~ Ulumt rtiPQI'ttibUIIt~ fOf any-~ uc.plto ten worda, 1.10 lor HCtt edditlonaJ W«d. Allldt mu•l be paid Jn. ldVanoe. 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'SlUOENt OISCOUHT&..Sr\wnpoo, cut, ~ .. ~ �backpage;university Neal gives guided tour of Amherst By EILEEN LEE Froturr Bthtor -....---- T he Amherst Campus of the future will /11! lJoth a functional alld 0 beautiful p/at!e to at/~lltl school, John Neal, Vit't' P~side/11 of Foci/ilks Plannmg said as he gave The Spectrum o tour of thl' Campus's 11 l'"'f'SI foci/ilks and re~'t'oiM lis latl'SI dl'W!/opmems. Chamber liall, promi><S to be aw.,.orn<. 'f:~ob~i~~.'!~ ~r:~~~~~n~~~~;;mb<t S900,000 for th< hall. is.>~.ill under oonStructoon and rhnefore not ~<1 UB P~e;:'~~h< eontra«or's p«mtsSion. Neal ..1< abl< 10 drspby oh< burldona<hao m•> ~>«om< 111< hoahhah• or th< Amh<n< Campul. Amon1 toob, dust and '"We ha't fout n~ buddutp f'W)"A that •<r<n'l hm: tau IP<tnl.'' II< said. "Thr« . <101>>UU<troo m01<riak II< d~bcd th< COII<ftl half Ihal \la.ndS ill lilc: lop af< CUrT<nlly Und<f <•><Utn>Oion and fl'< Me in tht dn1.111 Ua&.t."' oft"'' rircuJ:u Uatf•~)'l •1ndln1 from tht '1'M surae tn con.urucuon is dut. fR pan. fitst lloor. 10 the SI.IO brllion the Slat< •llo<ated lo UB O\'tt a c•-o--)·cat prrlod 10 conunuc ht: co~" chambt'r looL\ hk~ a construction on tl\ carnpuses. mlniacure fo::ltmhan·~ MuJK' Ha.U v.uh lara~ Knox Hofl. located bdwe<n O'Brian and socont ptiJars on ehhcr lide and a ~ide stage Norton Halls:. i> the new hn3g()flat-sh.aped >'ith wooden sodina all alona<h< walls. lcaure faciUiy >'ilh 1 ..,.., room eombined "Abo\'C the '> lqe U an acou'>lic canape." capadt)' of O\'tr t .000 studtnts. Neal C:).plained. "hich adjuscs up and down Facilities in I he two nt..,. cnain«rina 10 prdcrcncc. And IhOI largt 'htlf behind buildings-as of yet unnam..-d-indudc a lhc: >Lq< •rll.-entually hold a S250,000 I S-<on crane, a far&e Ouid lab and pipe_ organ now btina made m foundauons (22 f«l do"'o) for 1h< Mas...,hus<m." canhqu.ake ccntC'f .... hkb is ~upposcd tO be Also ><lftdulcd for <ompldron by l='• one or til< tara.:s• rn the "orld "htn end u lbe mammoth fidd houR' nflnl on eompkled. ' lhe...,. end or the spine. E"ons;.e ..ork (or <qUIPpUr&IM faahl) has dcla)W 1M Cfbaps the mOSI impreiSI-. or 111< ""''~'­ opminc unul nocxt ralli«''fdtna•o 1he vice oompkted bwldinp on 111< Amherll pre-sidml. Campus this onncsta is Baird Hall. Slat Bonntf Hall, toao<d Olltiiclt of Nonon «<kina or lrnh paint,- fomilor< and near Bdl. sllould be open In Fall 1982, N<aJ sawdwt. the t<Ao-.wory suucturt is the said. Ahhouall 11 ,.., orra•nally dtslancd antith<ois of ru ~r on 111< Main for 111< Ec!o<a~ional Communocation C<nt<t S~r«< Campus. til< rn&ineas. particulanly lh< el«trio:al • Tlle U.stmlna library on chc rir~r floor is c:ngincas, 14111 bt tU nrw occupa.nti. s pacious and quiet whh :u ~asc five timrs "Electrical cn&in~rins is the bisaest. chc amount of books on di~play than in tho stronge:st program at U B 11nd they had no old hall . The !eeonG noor hold• eta.. room," Ntal explained. "RI&ht now, rooms and a small plush reeital hall they're in r~n1ed spatt at 1ht Ridge Lta complet< ,.ilh arand pianos and eiah< levels Campus." or purpk~ushioned b<n<hes. But if Baird is imprruive, 111<n Slee more rtn~rhble: than tht cuncnt l 'l()().oeal T P Even rise of bricktd $1ruc:turn on the futuristic campus, are &.orne or the plant Ntal St\YJ are in the dc,ian $li&C and could b«-ome complete "'•thin the nc\:t three )'t:tfl. At. the Ytt5t md of the umpuJ adja«nt to Ftontak. HaJJ. a computtr center •s bema d$&11«1 co houw compCIIcr tquipmtnl and operators for admintstralht uses. A \ludcru actt\ll)f «nttt locascd. brc•«n Bell and Baldy ltalls 1$ also on <h< dr1•rna board. "II -~I. rna...,,., «ria« th< aro~od and fiul Ooor or Sqtutt:' NeaJ qid, "'h ""ill ba\t bo"llf\1 lann. an 3~a ror pool table and t.lblc--ttnnnl~. a Fillmorc-t)'PC room and a caf('[e:na." The building should be under con>Lrucdon """ ~ear, he added. with a corndor luilina the buildinc and Kno). Hall to comt at a later datt. Also under the arthilcca's pencil is the SC'Cond Q( (our ph:uc' for fhc phys•cal edu~o."atioo dc:pa.rlm~nt. 11\f \Ccond buddin& ~ill b«adjaeent 10 the fl<ld hou"' and be thr« Stories hoah . N <aJ domed that UB "d<-<ml'hasitina its soeral sciC'I>Ca, araullla that one or til< taraes~ buoldinp currently on the dra .. ina • board "a bwkltna ,.ludo ,.i!J houst Ill< IXparrm<nU of PsyeholoaY, SodolocY, Hi$101) • Clusrcs and others. A«ordina lo Neal. the bra< SlniCture '"II be ronn«ted lo O'Btian •• '"" ~·ds and span 120.000 square ftcl-an area U p<r«nt lar~<t than O'Brian Hall. "II will be u<d 10 th< n.-. man"'<m<nt buildin.11 that "ill be adjetn1 to It throuah a pedestrian bridJ~. •• the ''ict presickn1 said. ..The bridge sysacm has been \'ery imponant in dcsta.nin&lhis campus and v.e wanted to carry i1 throuahout the S)t)tcm." Til< UB Foundation's (UBFI Center ror· Tomorrow is tht last saruaurt saiiJ in tht dc:s.i&n J '!llote. I he bu1lding, 10 be located "' the Aint Lnlr.lnCc..... ill hOU$C off'kes for UBF. the Alumni A\SodMion 3nd lirnt- as a confumcc trnu:r. Neal Hid. With 12 nC\\ butldinp in 1 pc:nod of only about fi,r: ~an. 1t ml&ht K'Cm thiU the et~al conStNC1ion at Amh"" •ill be drawms to a doSt SOOfl, B ut not 10, O<rordll'l 10 Ntat. "No campus •"'OC'lb tl's rumc '-' ~CT flllishcd.H be wei."\\< don'ttall •bout a Oni>hed campus. l!.'t' laU. about a runatonal onc:.H The firM o f four suuaurcs lhat •oukt make the Amhcra Cam.pus ••(unction.at'' at'C'Ordina to Neal "'outd bt 81\0fhtr ltcturt" hail located b<t•«n honul and Cook >'ith eonidors •hich. II< saidr ,.·o utd finally connectthcSot l"O buildinas and tht Rt"A' one wi1h thr spine. Tht studcru aC'llvitlc$ oouc:r, he arautd is also a n«tSSil)'-10 make 1he umpus fundional, as "•II ·~ lh< Sl« Chamber N l i a{l. The fourth hem on hb 1(st is a thtattr oomplo. Whilt only In lh< dOi<ILUion Slqe. lh< oompk<. of buOI, ,.ill be lo<aled near Lake LaSaiHnd be "almMII"ioe the siu" or any .,.tier buildona on campos. Ouuide the Sled. bricl and .......,, buildinp and buildinp•IO-b<, the planntrs h~•·e 001 for,OIIen lhc: lhona many~< is most lackina on lhe Arnhmt Campuo-a litlk rwuralareenery. Tr<es ha>e alr<ady b«n planted around Baird and Slee alona ,.,,h a coun)ard-like Sellin& of bike raeh near 111< Chamber Hall. As the campus >lr<1Chts east•erd and closer to lake l..a.SaDe. the "-llcrfronf's natural bcau1y and oldtt vqclatjon also ha,·c begun rcOtct on tht campus. In a small counyatd bdwten Clcrncn1 and Baird H•ll PerhAps the niC<$1 landscaptna in or ncar &he ~pint can be found. ult"s the C:k>scs& thin& ~t h:t.\C tO a futbbcd OUISid<," Neal admiu<d. " II'S - soner lhan Founder's Plant ..hldl was desi&rrcd 10 be mot< wban... • Wrtlr a fresh i•Y pa~eh, Oowmna aab tr<es, (ln lhe $psUIJ) mapl.-..ood b<n<h<o and a,..-fect ,,.... of lAke LaSalle 111< small Ck-m<no courtyard Is an r~IIIM of r<ti<f amona ~h<nt's bri<k •o"ors. Editor's 110tr: • Tlris is th• /lr>r iR 0 lhV port -on UB ct>nslrwtion o11d lt$/Of.'tlllln. Pan two will detJI with th• Main StrHI Ormpus. -- ;;;;;;;;;um "We have four new buildings that weren't here last year." Vice President for Facilities Planning John Neal MW AmfHNV ~ ltnldUN ~------------------- )----------------~--~~-- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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II ~Uually COfnes on durina the late show -ich 1 short ._oman suuuina down Elm~ood A>enue. rlbolos f11Jlinc Oookina as if •h• bas a in b<f bac:k). »n&ina the •-ell ""-" ~ppod dlft ''Talk•n& PrOU<I''Ih<m< >Otll· Natu,.Uy IIAlY br>tiiAlda can\ belp bur follow Ilona and io•n "' """ rhe oinalnc. Th*' was rht ¥tfY f"" of a number of ''Talkin& Proud'' commtreia.b. Fono•in& that one- vorr~ otMn "'ilh Buffalonian• sin&ins ~ wolt'in& alona rht Watc:rfronl, do*nto.,.,..-n. and the oewt'l4 one. )'tl 10 be a.irccl. wu SUI&cd at the Naval and Serv~eman'1 Park . Howt"Vu. chc major purpo:sc of the campaia,n. ~ -u not 110 make people "Talk Proud" for no appan:nr n:ason btc:au.. Buffalo is tbdr home. As a mau<r or fact. lbt Buffalo Chamber or Commntt .. h..h oricJnated and funded (10 the IIIII< or SUO.OOO) the . ..bolt campa.sn. commisNooed a wr-ry or ar~a restdtn11' auirudes ro"""' Buffalo. and found ''92 Ptrttnt of lht - I t SWVt)'ed ,....., already proud of the area. and thar btc:arnt the basis for rh< Tol~in& Proud theme, •• explained Campa\sJl Oirtccor Oretc~on Fierle. S o 1hc focus of the campaign turned from ma .. tna people pt"oud w providing irea residcnu ''ammunition" to rt&tu Buffalo put..cSo-ns. All rht ad-.nistm<n,. sem in 'be local nwo art: lr)'U'IIlO promote the les5u kno,.n podtt~e aspoas or lht area. Now commerrial& ....,.,. chefs. COIUUUClioa -.orken and housewh·c tcUJn& the world abouc Buffalo's recreation racilitia. low cost mtd•• houuna. medacol care, and a whole ranJ< or knowltdacablt tid·bits abour Buffalo. Tht suecns or the campaian will be mc01sur<"d in pan by a follow-up markttinJ otudY (funded also by rhe Chamber of Commerct) which will auemPI 10 m<asur< how many or tho.. Buffalo odvanla&es lht pub& mnnnbered from tht •ds. With the Jlar\ or the a.mpaip Hmt' I snOW· bollin& populanty wtucb almool ~ wanted lo "-"ploit. "Some U comPIIAlies ha•.. rhu> far sohored ~<Chamber of Commtrot and produttd about IJS llfoduct• wuh tht "Talkin& Proud" lo&o. AU of "hkh produa: royahits •hich lht Chamber or Commetce thm ouu back inlo •ht campaia;n. Tht itt1ru ranae from a 2S ttnl lollipop 10 a Sll.OO Bu~<k R<gal Spooial Sdlilon," explained J. Patrkk Donola:n, Chambt:r or Commertt Vi« Prcsidtnt or Communitalions. "~... u~ of this un(orKn\ Su«tn. tht proa:ram should continue an01hc-r tv.-o to three: )eatS from AO"'-." An •••earal pan of the campaisn's wa:ts~ as aed•led to tbe fOOtbaU Bills' paformaooe m ...,...t S<aSO<Js. Etalll>·•houAnd proplt •ar baPP> {and usually •tTY drunk), aner a Bills ,.,n. clappio& tos.cther and lln&ina 1he Talkin& Proud lbC'flX \00.1. probably feel mueh more pride rhan they e>·er did -siuin& in honl of tht-ir ct.tc\'lsion watc:hin&• "Talking Proud" oommtrci:-1. As one o( Dill> fo.n told Tlu! Sp«trum "I don't Uke th• "TalkinJ Proud" stof( bc\'"'at.IJt ll sctmS phony and •=· manuraaur~, buc t muJt admh tt»t>· did get me 10 sin& rhlll >On& afra rhe Bins "hlpped •h• Jtts." Bur bo" lara< a pan rhe BiUs' success has pl•>ed in the e&mplllfl u n01 d~iC't"mabk.. Vn. rcprdk'\; ur penonl.l allltudcs t~J.td thr campa.ian, it.s usulu are considacd 1hcrape:uhc and '"ftl po11ti~c- for lht ' r.. - Buffalo area. Wednesday. 23 S.ptembllr 1981 Volume 32 Numbllr 13 Stale Unl. .rslty ol New Yorll at Butlalo Senate elections and SASU referendum ongoing By TERR Y CANAOE Amsla/11 Compus Editor B students will be taltini pan in the Fall venion or \be SludC111 ~n's (SA) <k<:tions, until tomorrow. Twelve Senate'Seats att bcin& contesled-four from each or three residential areas. This year new cattgories have been designated for the Senate. The former "Off Campus" distinction has been split in1o "Off. Campus Temporary" and "Ofr.campus ~ Pcrmane11t'' to distinguish between Buffalo area commuters and students living at a 1emporary residence off<ampuS. Donn represftltatioo will remain unchan~ "''bile the positions of "At·LM&e" Senaton have been diminated altogether. SA President Joe Rifkin believes that the changes in the Senile lineup ott for the beucr. He hopes that the arran&erncnl will encourage commuter students to get involved wilh SA.· "Not gettins commuters involved enough is a problem," Rifkin noted. "They are in a different situation \ban the off-campus temporary student. They have a lot of needs." The dimlnatioo of ihe at-large senators poses no problem to Rif\in. He explained that the SA a<euti>cs are members of \be Senate and are elected from \be same COIISirtucncy as the at· large Senators "·ould bave been. Of the three sena1orial divisions. off-campus temporary has auracted the most c.andidates wilh 11 . Seven are running for the four commuter scats and eight for the dormitory U seats. T be fact that the off-campus temporary seats are the most sought after makes sen.w aecordina to Ri fkin. "Most or your upper dassmen li•e there," be said. The SA peesident believes that upper classmen are marc •Pi to run for offiee. Once clected. the Senate's main responsibility will be approYin& nCJtt Spring's SA budget. Other duries as SIJlled by the SA constitu1ion include rttognizing dubs and oraanizations. appt·o val of presidential appointments, and rnitiatlng or approving amendmcnl$ to the SA Constitution. The Senate differs from the Assembly chieny in thai the Assembly cannot deal "'th financial maucrs. ·Money problems will take up most or 1he Senate's ti~ this year, Rifkin reponed. Other issues the SA president feels should be of immediate concern to the Senate arc 1hc.. approval of the financial agreement with nrt Sp<'<'trum nnd 1hc ntcreer of the lntcr·Residcnce Council ( lRC) witb SA. R ;fkin nOted that SA could have profit«! i f the Senate wu in session while the above J,sues ,.·ere being discussed. "Senat< eltc:tions should be held in the Spring.'' be asserted. Rifkin cited the problem or last year's Senate approvin& thl> year's bud&ct to ShO'I" the validity of Sprina Senale eltc:tions. Also to be decided this wedt on the same ballot Is a Student Association of the Slate • University (SASU) referendum. The · organiz.atiOn iJ requestin& an increase in their membership fee to S3 per student per Y.,.r to be paid for by an increase in \be mandatory studC11t fee. The ~nd half of the referendum asks whether SASU should be the ofrlcial Slate· wide rq>rUC~~t.allve of SUNY students. SASU Exeaitivc Vice President Julil: Leavy said her organiution has "focused a lot of our resourttS i~lo this referendum." The balloting is beina funded jointly by SA and SASU. Leavy noted that many SASU officials have con·verged on UB 10 promote the reftrcn4um. • If the referendum wert to rail, "it would take away from our orgainutlon for the year," Leavy claimed. Rifkin foresaw no problem with its pusaac. " If it fails we can run it qain," be • added. But Leavy COUDiertd, •·n 10iU be djfrteult to pass \be second tiJm around." Sbe considers li "extremely important" that It pass now. Both Leavy a nd Rifkin ~ thll aettina the required 10 percent v01er turnout is the bl&aest '------~------~----------' problem this election ~a<:es. �in short. lHE.spECIRUJ nt mpus .,,..,._ '"' The coun1ry of 1so.OOO ~i11 join 44 olhC'r nations in lht Brhi\11 Common~eahh . Qu«n EJb:abrlh's ll 's cous;n, Prin« M1thacl of K~rn. wiU represtnl Britain at the fc~i\ilit$ . Budget presents from _Albany Pr<$idont Robert L. K<ll<r told th< FaCility S<nat< laSI w«tt thll SUNY Ccn~ Adminislratlon lw a&rad to allo" UB (o i«~ a s16 mtllion inclbs< "'""WI )"<Or"• opontina bu<llft. UB'• • reqUC'St ... ru a.oV!i be fof"·ardcd to 1M Go11trnor•, Offu a.nd tht Dl>i$10n of lh< Bl>dcn. But th< Praiclc:ot "-am<d O&airut a cd<tnllon, nPim& tltat most or th< monty Is <am~ark<d for fOCIJil) and ...rr silal) in<r<O«> lAd only I.S pttccnt would be for n<w procnnu. Kn1<r Jaid that h< <><P"'S a fa>'O<abk h<arina on l.b<$< riJurcs. and <"l'lain<d thot in <l«tion )...,!l, hi&h<~ education is usuall)' ,.oo<d with budgn i no<nti\"<S. Fees, fees, fees , Vitt Pr<sid<nt for F'~ and Mana&<m<nt Edloo'Md Doty has <ornpc>Kd a li>l o r rca. <~w:aa and dcpo$its appro•-<d by th< SUNY Cmual sialf and it add> up to a myriad or <hara~cs rana•llt 1 from a one doUar m usic kKLcr cbarat to .tn StOl fee f« the lnttn<h < Enclilih Lan&uac< !AAhut<. Docy <Ompowd tb< li>l for Knt<r lftd ,..,.,.., orh<r UB odmin!JlfatOfS and R is lazacly mad< up of <OSIS lbll lr< tad<d on 'l)t.Cial procramnu for usc in 1hc clink~. s:uch as the OnuaJ Jokn K. l,..apian&!fdilor·i~t-Chtfl New city proposed for Florida , ,.. to;ns. """' a total populatiOn or 103.000. ar< planmna • mcrc« to form """' C.). bord<rtnc on Mtamt. Th< IS ,quar< m1k arc:a is made up or 1o-. 1ncomt famihts and bou.stns r'fOJC\1'Tbt arca, prestntlr kno•n as l•bcn) c .. ). Pomca1n.a, and BJo•nS\'lltC came into na11onat prormncn« in Ma) l9SO •htn rodfd 1hc rqk)n. The promo1crs of Nf:'W Cuy arc ~«l-int a No,·cmber •ercrcndum to approve a pla..o for 1noorporation. Many rtsidcnl:. or 1hc arc• say that the Dade Count)' Commiuion dOC$ n01 provide 1hcm ~hh. adcqua1c scnica sJ.Kh as po1i« protection and garbage \"01~1ton. SC'\ ttc rtclal riots $tlrl~..,_,..,.,.Efi1W Af'iff!Ony M.. h11-..M. . ..... £-.tOt '-lwg.wet S...~ A l't OttM:tot O..H-~ NJ.rt, Aosen.-c.'*" A<~r<l Cbon!Citt Kt••n A11ler'Wnei'CO#'I Oend C:.Jka!FuliiiW E1114W' lee'F••fli~ .,.,~ Helte.~A uod•ft FN I. JOhn formttiiiGttpA~• Alaf' C KachldH.tliMi f J-B. ~H• '-1 rn:t rk r u :--~l'll 'A~h.al an •e to do ••th thcst rnntd CIA apb v.ho-go to "Otl. ror ttrrorist &O'tmmmu •nstead of puuC'fin& in 1M gardm and watch in& La-.n:ntt Wclk? ..-T-Mli- - t Jettrey fl ll'lurtiOdSpotta Jon C OW.Asdl-&1 .. s.-t• Oavll A.. Co<!>&ooc>J-ol- w ~nno(A.m iorryGraje(SfJifii'Sk JI""N O.VI!'K)el'\l:oiPftot O,ftP'Ir School. In his mftl'lo, Dot)' told the vice pre$idems and deans that .. ir additional rteS art thouaht to be nc«$sary. the vkoc president .should communk:atc that inromatton 10 me so that I maY~«L appropria1c prcsickntial and Slate Univershy approv-al. .. Docy noc<d that th< lUted rca or< the only OO<S !bat may be tu<d on stl.dtnts orh<r ttl&n tuition charccs. do<mitory r<ntal r.... stl>dont mandatory r.... l.b< Collc:c< .... and guclau bellth Other retired £,0 \'tmmtnt employ~ !it'll real C'Sta1t or buy a ;;;oblle ltom• and mov. to florida, but not sorn• former CIA P<Opl<. Th<Y sell oh< latest wQporu to Libya and you an bet th<y aet more from Kadalfi than • cold wat<h. 'nnw~. The CIA and th< JUS!i« D<panm<nt say lhat l.b< <>·a&<niS arm't cloi-. an)"tltinc illqal. So. n<u tim< l"" r<ad or a t<rror!Jt auac:L ••qed with Amnicasawmade weapons, don't complain. Some ni« old rdirec is cuoina • httle cx1111 money. n at inn a I Belize Gains Independence ,,,.,"*' Jtllfoy N. C..nlotl8u-a1Mit Wayne 8 Mt..nttdWi rltlbtf Q#rKfOt M 8 Kaz:mietc.ukfProdlltlfOft .Wtt. Sltloley GlG•I/- . , ~ .. · "" ~ - ... .... .- AsSOCiated Pr-.... f:..ecs ......"IPIC* S-lt,loo ......... Tm. S~eate. CoiMO'Alt H..o!JMI s.rv1ee Unlteo Felhns Syt'ldtUtecl ana Unlled PreN Sr"f''((lcate. TM Sp«ttum is rfl)t.,.nltMf !Of naUOftl i lkliu. Gn•at Britain's only rt'melnina ()()tony on the Atneric• n continent became ind~d~1 m~niaht Mond~¥. Th.t ntw natlon iJ alrcady bcseiged v.·ith inlttnadonal probiMH as its ndgh.bor Gua1amala i.s rcJusin& co recoaniu tht i ndepmdC'OCC'. Guaaamala I&YI ,._ Bdiu is ~ it' ltrritor{. ed...ertt.sing by Comln~o~nk:.ellont at\d Advettisino Setvlcet to SlucMnlt, !ftC .. A plas:aic bomb berc. a fraa:mcruauon &rtn3de thtre-il sutt beau shuflkboard. <?-rculatkln aver•oe 20.100 JM Specrrum olltCU are toc.e..a an 356 SQwe ..._.l. SUit• Unt.ef&•IJ' Of """"' YoA. at BuUa~ 3o&3$ M t.lft s,,..._ Ekrt'.alo. ..... 1t21• v~ • T-(TI6)831-3mleci•(71Q8)1-3681 bl$ne&t Copynohl 1!181 ButfaJo. NY The 59Kti'U'I'n Sl\ldlenl ~iOOiUl fnc Eclltonat pollq' II cteletm'ned b)' IM fOIIOf-lnCrwtl Rel)ubliC.IIiOI'II 0 1 11')' mauer ht-rttn vtithOul tl'le nPftll O! the Ecfilot'-in.Chief II IUIC:It)' COt"""' IOtDidcletl. n.e Sl»etrum ts prlnteo b)' SI.IUI)O N .... JPrtQII'IC.. 1370 Boff.to.N~V s.nee. 51 Dfltrobuted tree to IN ~IY ~-)tltcniiOI'IItCIOP)'PWpttSOI'l ·-------IC1 1p Md Sat-iiLLEL NI·········I 1 BUF~ALO 1 High Holy Day Services I1 Rosh Ha... .:.....:ana I I I Monday, Sept. 28 'at 7:30 pm Tuesday, Sept. 29 at 9:30 am Tuesday Evening, 7:30 pm , J ane Keeler Room Only iy==~~=~·rSept. I I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 The Student Wide Judiciary Is taking appUcations for Justices 30 at 9:30am Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 6:30 Pill Thursday, Oct. 8 at 9:30 am '(lzkor at approx. Noon Yom Kippur Study, 4 pm Afternoon & Concluding Services, 5 pm Break·t"e-Fast to f_ollow 2 LOCATIONS: Fillmore Rm. Squire Hall 170 Fillmore (Lecture HaJQ l.n Ellicott TM Nfllle»r ere traditional, with Hebrew & Englirh both """' & women ere Invited to ,.,. J/cl,.te. H )'OU wllh to ettend a more con-.rlonal tHdlng~ ~llodo~r, Refonn, CoMervatlllft, or R4H(OIIatrucrlon/11 Nf1ffoe - . . . ere available. Plene phone Hll/ei, IJ3&.45401or lnfonnat/on. I I I I II I 1 1 I I ulnn.---~-·CIIp---------~-..1 .--......... . - -.u-..., . ·· Applicatins are available in the SA Off ice 111 Talbert Halt Tell us all about It . DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS IS Rm 355 Squl,. Ha ll Wednesday, September 30th --------~----~-------------1----------------~ �G?nnu~n@.! 17161842·1292 MEoF THE [H Wed . Seot. 23rd NEW WAVE BU'li.ET PI\OOF CLAUDIA & Der Fumeot ::t~~~~h ST~FF M~TTEN ~ Fri. Sept. ZSth IMiLINE & THE PERILS The Record Co-op's move to Amherst is delayed by financial headaches Lippes no1ed I hat earlier By DAN HOLDER decisions had rtftrred 10 CumpU5 EdllrN businesses, such as banks, which had tried 10 obtain an oponin& on campu~. and had A loan, a lawsuit and a been used by Cavaaes lawyers mo"" ;ur thrc:c problorns that thr Record Co-op must rewl\·e to trY and fore< 1he d!Min& of the Co-op. befor• it can reopon its doors. The major diffcrrnce, Both thr loan and thr Levine detailed, was thallh< la"'SWI OODCtfD Cavazrs Rccords. LaJt February a Slate ·Co-op O!>C'rales as a •1udrn1 snvice to educale !he s1uden1s Suprtmr Court ruled I he "h), actually run the shop, and SIUdent run oooperatl,•e a is supported by mandalory "valid enterprise" and turned back Cavages' auemp11 10 shut stu\fcnt frcs. Limi1ing p01rn1ial costomers 10 studrnls makrs il down thr store. But recently a ('OOpcrntive, not a the busines.s ou1let Oled suit in comme.rcial enterprise. Levine Rochester Appellate Coun in said. an auempt 10 reverse 1he As part of an rarlirr dc:cision. agro<ment wilh Cavages, the Buffalo auorney Richard Co-op had been limiled in lip~><$, rrpresentina the Co· total salC$ allowed. II allo was op, ellpialned that he bas not instru<ted nol to show a ya seen the brirf containin& profit, but 10 dlhtf brrak even the appeal. bul OApressed or ha,·e a small loss, Levine <:!)nficlenct in lhe final rrponed. Over lhe past KVtn ou1oome. rears, operatina wilh annual "I'd be surprUed if we IOSI sales or $100.000 the Co-op the appeal," h• sald. Uppt$ had sustained losses or aboul traced the sourer of thr alltmpled appeal 10 a "lack of $1,000.• "Las! year was no1 100 &ood understandin& btlwc:cn 1hr a financial year," S1udent lawyers and C&VIIJICS on how ASsocialion (SA) Trrasurer I he Univrrsily opera Its." Mark Moore confirmed. He Earlier vic1ories in court ciled rising rrcord cosu and wrr• because Lippes' "major freight costs, along with eone<m all along was to '"some mismanagement•• aJ educat• th• Judgr in bow these conlributing to the defich. matu:rs run." He noted thll eventually "lh< Judae did T o offset thr los.ses, thr undtrsland, and ruled in our IRreord Co-op has «quested a ravor.'' Sll,OOO loan rrom the studenl V'tee Prcskkru of lhe Co-op, Jtff Levin<, concurred, explaining 1ha1 "I'm eonrtdrnl in our appeal." Hr noted lhal the previous eoun ruling allowed for I he oonlinualion or I he on-campus rccord store, under Presidrnl Robert L . Keller's aulhoriunion. The crucial part of the case involved What au1hori1y the University Presidenl iJ perrniued to aranl 10 any onc;unpus commucial practie<. luct.n c. PuiAto Attomey·•t-uw 36 Hopkins Rd. Williamsville 631 -8884 approved last summer by SA's Emergrncy Powers council. II now awails lh• run Srnate's confirmation. Suppliers to th• Co-op ore waiting for paymrnl or pa" bill$ before sending OUI Oe\\ r<eords, Levin< expl:lined. Whrn lht nc.. labels do arrive in Buffalo, they ,.,u be ~nt 10 a nrw address. As p•rt or lhe planned Squire dosina. lh< Co-op will be relocaled so&nrwherr on th< Amher>t Campus. Levine singled out Squire/Amherst Di,•islon Director Bob Hayden as being "highly inSirumcnlal in gelling (I he rnove) done." Bul Levine Slressed I hoi there art no plans to increase lh< Co-op's siu wi1h 1he move. "This 'is the ye;u to rebuild the Co-op. We'rr nol lookina for upansion." He rrponed that "any upansion Sat. Sept. 26th 11 '\ - NO , ..... ·- ··~···· R l•t>rsonal f:JJ•rla Sun. Sept. 27th BAD IRAIH •-u.c.. 1\11:'\ED D IUNK S 2 FOR" I'IIE P IU CE O F I TII.J.I\11 DN IGHT DRAFT soc SC REWS AND MARYS 75 C is conaingenl on an increase: in Presidtnl 's limill. We will I he beitreping to those limhs.'• As part or lh< loan packaae. SA will hrlp the Co-op in accoun1ing and Moor< said that he will be involved in "lh< financial accounlabilily" or lh< Co·op:- Both he and Levine ~gre<d !hat lhe Joan is a >mall mauc.r from the govrrnm~nt's viewpoinl. Moore no1ed that l•st year "was just a slow ytar," He affirmed that thr borro"ed sum, 10 be paid back in l"'o or 1hrre y.,ars, allow !he Co-op 10 "slarl orr .,;u on 1 cfran slate. •' ,., , '~.r r ~··, "}. ~_ ~ ~AINTNO~'IOOOANYP!Aa!IUI!.. Available at All Wendy's In Erie & Niagara Countlea �PROCEAMATION To All Students: ·In Appreciation For: * AElimination Successful Campaign To Prevent The Of 2200 Faculty Positions By Governor Carey ·- Securing A Greater Student Voice In SUNY Deci~ion-Making -Preventing $40.7 Million In CutS To Financial Ai4 Programs * Continuing To Win The Right For Students To Vote hi Their College Mpny Communities .* Winning An Increase In The Minimum TAP Award From $100 To $200 / You Are Hereby Urg~d To Vote YES On the SASU Referendum SUPPORT A STATEWUJESTUDENT VOICE ·voTE: Sept. 23 & 24 �The National_& International News Supplement of The Court orders Albany to let Springboks play US team South Africa gets the go-ahead 811 ALAN C. KACHIC A her near!, a week ci wandering across the United Slates In -ch ci a facllily In which to compete the South African Springbaks found homes in Rac:lne, Wisconsin and thanks to a judges order, Albany, New Yorlc. On Monday afternoon United States District Judge Howard Munson ruled that Governor Hu!#l Carey had receeded his authority last week when he canceled all matches In New Yorlc State scheduled to take place in publicly owned facilities. Carey based his argument on the ~sibally that uncontrolable violence would break oul Howord's decision allowed the Sprlngboks-South Africa's national rugby team-to play its previously scheduled m~~tc:h last nl!#lt In Albany's Bleecl<er Stadium an Eastern Rugby Union ~star team On Saturday the Springbaks be<lt the Midwesterm Rugby Union all·stars 46-14 In Racine, W'ISCOflSin In a game which was originally slated for Chicago. The location was changed when, earlier in the week, the Chicago Ctty Council voted unanimously to conJernn the South African teams' appearance. 1l1is action was not legally sufficient to cancel the match but later fears bf violent demonstrations led to the switch. ProtesiOI'$ wue sparse and only two arrests were reported as an estlmllted 400 fans watched the !JU11 and white dad Spcingboks purMll!l the Americans. The smaU tumout ci demonstrators was lk>ked to a ddayed anncuncement ci the malc:h's stte-<NNch was ·not .-led until 7 a.m. Saturday IDOn'Orlg. The match ~l!led at 9:15a.m. Early In the morning. wh!le protestors were mee1lr1g downtown In preparation for a f8lly. rugby fans 911thered outside the Chicago Athletic Club. where the South Africans were staying. to hear from the or911nlzers where the 911me would be played. No site was olficlally announced until then for secur11y reasons Racine, a city of 95.000, 70 miles north of Chicago. allowed to the Spcingboks to play on municipallyowned Roosewlt Park during the Saturday morning Ume aUotted to a local rugby club. The Racine ru9!JUS absolved the city of any !J!dt for permitting the South Africans to play saying that they personally lrMted the t!IM\s to play on their field. • There were reports that the Racine pollee knew ol the match because the playing f1eld was roped olf--'iich is not done for local911m115. The NftAI Yorlc 7lmes dted complaints by the dty's black res\deniS thai they were having difficuiUes leaving ~ nel!#lborhood the morning o!. the gi111101. T he bulk ol the demonstrators arrlwd at an empty Albany mayor Erastus Corning n had origNlly welcomed the game ill his dty. althol.dl he !JudgJngly accepted Carey's cancellation order uue last week the New Yorlc CMII.ibe1ies UniOn and the Eas~en ~ Union-who are helping to ·~ the _,t-took issue to Carey's order and chaflenged It successfully In oourt. Reid a half hour after the match ended. Some protestors ar:rMld while the game was In P"C9ess and temporarily halted it when they ran on the field and • scuffled with players and fans. The Springboks Mr1ved in Albany Sunday night to a small orderly demonstration of under 100 people. There were no arrests although a minor scuffle was reported. The $pnngbok tour was Rrst proposed last December whom the South A frlcan businessman louis Luyt donated $25.000 to the Eas~en Rugby Union. That organization, in return. Invited the South African squad II> play in America and arranged for several matches around the oountry. The giii110IS u.ee promoted as a goodwill tout, but luyt. accordng to the Washington Post, has been llwo1ved In International Influence peddling scandals In the pasL Four 911m115 were or1glnaJiy schedukd for the Springboks but the match In Rochester was canc:elled and this Satwday's giii110I ~ in the northeast Is yet to be announc:ed. �l'lUC1f03 ~ Oa:JUO fOm ~ (6 'I'!O'"""OOC01~.o6o..,o"'J.(g ""~"""fouo&.,u""' -.....- rwrr'f('d "' .u;.p o 1110'1 or •-'d 1\joo ""' ...., UO'l!/11 "'"'1""'-'1.1! llclp<"'W "" ,.,.,._.,.. ""'"""! ...,..,.,.., I ~•ri!J8/Ij"""MJf ""l"!l f9 7,_......, ,. "'...'lOS""' ".1/lpuPI"f] -·~ (~ ·"""'""'"'5' tljort"f"'COIIII __.A,.., '""""3 ""'""' ~~ uo6oq ""'t I""''""' ....,uoq- "''• U "'!W"""S"' IC - -000'001> ...... """'' 101(1,..,. oo-l:IV ""' '~~~~"' ""',...,., ~ ooo·cm 'l"'d I"""!"'N ><u cz • ,_.--s ,.,._iAdXl- .._.. XW II .Solidarity rally is a big success By RAYMOND PARSONS WASHINGTON, DC: l..a51 S.IUrday's Solldariry Day roily, fast called fn July, was meanr to proresr the ~an admlnlstrallon's curs In 50Cial ~and inc:rea5ed mJIJrary Spending. The approximately '100,000 P"'SOII rumoul •urpnsed bolh lht sponsonng AFL CIO and rho oavlces. Thes<! tnduded lhe National Assoclallon F"' lhc Advo"""""'"t ol Colored Peopk> (NAACP), Nalfonal Organizallon of Women (NOW), and lhc ~ famed'Nallonal Biad< lndepondent Polrllebl Party. as 11.'1!11 as a number ol socla~sl par11es. The participants IIOic:ed an opinion quire diff.,.ent from Reagan's peroeived "mandate.' Accordiog lo lhe unions, lhea mandate lndudod lhe rest<nllon ol wdfare. Social Sec:ur1ry, and Olhot soolaJ ...V.0. benoflts CVI in lht 1982 budget. Addtflonally, lht Pfese1\'0tion el lhe righH el lndMduals a n d - threatmed 1)11 Reagan ...... demanded. espedally such .. cho Equal Rl!;lU Amondmenr (ERA). and organlled lobar's ri!#>l 1o strikL adminlstro""" The Nononol PM< Servloe ha.o.'<'W!, 9JOS5<'d rhe crowd robe half Ihal Soppar came hem uni<W afflllored ~~.;rh rhe AFL 00 and olso grwps concerned wlrh the curboeks tn and cllminallon ol varlcus fed4ral Pfogr'ams and P ATCO mombcn swolled atlerldoncz, and lhe suppan lor lhom 11om ocher uroons ,... evidoncod by cho wdespeod sale el PATCO -shtrs. buttcns. and hats. Coupled """' lhe meiTlCI'llbilia ...... ICU.t1g $~from ....... olfld.als and <Xhm concomlng cho air rrafflt conrrolas' slli<e. Reagan was •• Carnp DaVid. but rho unions sliD marched on. They \.WWOd Solidariry Day as cho sran e1 a massm ·~c back"~ agolnsr Reagan cutbod<s P~ling groups and concerned lnciMch.aah are already woddng on fuiUre demcnnallons and other manlf..cations ellheir displeasure. Furlhermore. lhe admlnlsrrallon's readion to lhe roily, although considerably guarded, shews COfiC0n abour this campalgll and II may oonslder tht ensueing Iaber Hyau think "pads and rollers''are iust a CGiifOrnia craze, '"""" • serious rlnar to lhe passage el Reegnomic: polity• •E fforts wore made lo sel1le cho PATCO slrt<e beftte Seplember 19-so as 1o lessen lhe blre elcho Rilly's demands-.and It ...,, aJietl,god 1)11 some union olflaals rhor rec:IWcalJtles wore enforced to Slop Canadian bwes being used ro lranspcrl unloniots to lhe .-.ly •• lht Cooadwon border. The ac:IUal 'sclidanry" elcho '100,000 Is el course probloma1><. rnumuc:h as incllvkbals elren hoYe .....,.. reasons fa antnclng """'" el llrls "-'d. For many, II v.ti bul a ,..ire not ready for llew Memorex. "'"" ollht Inebriating "-'d. But to tho vast rno,orliy s..doril!l Cloy ..... doad $<riOUS and could becane, altor cho fact. • ~~llnlabor~l .. ___ .,. . ()\. y' ""' " ~ ........ MEMOREX .~------------------------------------------------------------------J <-: ~~.; ~~~-")~~~~..,,.. rti.>llono across tho oountry. h Is doot !hat In lht - · lew mon!M we will begjn to see cho effects el Sclldarlry Cloy en union policy and cho offect.s ollhooe polida en lhe "'*"*'*stration's plans. r------------ --•I I : 1 CHECK ~ CO~~~No~:GES ~ I I I 1 I l---------------' �----------------------------, l CHECK Trade unions lead Solidarity rally · WASHINGTON, D.C.-~enber 19. 1981 was • doy 01 ~· hl>torlalllmponllnce klr Atn.!rb's orgonlzed lbbor CJiliOillzalions Sdidarioy Doy-ntia!ed and led by lht nalloo's wgestb'lldo union. the AFL· CIO-uw 1-Nndreds ol thousands ol ca>oemed Amerleano de>cmd an che nalion$ caplcal. Tho march on Washington had lht supporc ol a b<ood •!laY o1 50dal InCluding rop..,...,lllllves ollhe labor mowment. d\1\1 rlgh11 and """""""'groups, pe<oce actlvbu and ehurdl groups, as well zrs . - dllzens and yanh !JOUP> At lhe rolly major opoochn ~ rleiM2red by P.rosdonc Lono Klrl<land ollht AFL.OO... ,.... as Caretta Scotc King and an offldal ollhe slli<lng air traffie controllon All clllw spe.ake.s expressed the QM! klr .noy orncros Amair:a's ddfcrent lbbor agonizallau--ln lht f..ct~ ol CUlS in sooal sew:aond ~~· (9ns. Marij ollhe Ulllonlsts ond cMc ........ ac:cused lhe ~ ...,_.,.._~ Ul1ior>busting policlos. they proc:lolmed !hat ·an ~ to cne Is an lr9ury co al " The PATCO olfldal "''J'OSsed anger allhe administration's response 10 his union's nabonalsrie. datmir1s dlOI Reogan Is lnsmsi!M! and difiEJenl to tho needs ol warltlng J)I10I)1a. B ....... so ......,. pe<>pk showed up "" .h. ..~y. ""' AfL·CIO klaoed lho ent•e Washrng)on subway sys..., turns to mass rally to fight Reagan policies ~~~J....\ - AF\..COO--. o- - l l o ... ~-.. ,.,.,. fOI fhe Soiii/Uftl'f O., ,.,., 10 pt0'-1 ·~ao's polltCiH WASHINGTON. O.C.-Friclay Buflalc>area s!udenu boarded a school bus bound for tho capitol to march In lhe AFL·CIO's Sqlldarlty Day Pro<esL The busjoined 26 o<hlrs at the Westinghouse plant in a-ktow"9". all bound for Washin!J!on 10 partldpate in the mardl. Matching up Constitullon Awnue from tho Washil1gton Monumonc In cloar sight ol tho WNte House. to TNrd Screet. bofore tho dome oi 1lw ~tolllulkln9. wallcecl hundreds ol thousands ol ur0onmombors. Mass protest-·· ~ to many meda R!pOI'IS, tradUior>aly no< In llw spoCirum clllw Atner'ocan labor es~t. but on Soturday, ~ 19, 1981 H ...... Mo.t ol the lWom wl"*> the AFL.OO - • repraenled: oorno such as the Amorican Federation ol Sta~ County, and Municipal ~ (AfSCMEJ and the lnt..,.uonal Association of Machlnis!S and AerospaCe Worlcers, (lAM) .....,.. represented by thousands ol members from all pans of !ho nation. SdldMty Dlly was not a prOieSt along the lines of the OJ1tl•war m6rchos of the Vietnam These were ur0or1 mm and - - who, in tho WO<ds ol an area machiniSt, ....,. taking ac\lon because they are "sid< and tired ol being pushed around: -we gotta do same~; ho sald ·we just hoped things ...... gonna get better: The mac:hiolst mentiOned tho ·.a.nc majority; hknse!t among them. adding. "maybe we art not gonna be silent ......,.......• n,. ---ten M~C pro~<>ting President Ronald em. ~~ !«""~ _.., ..~ entals """* v.Aac ......,. seo as 0.... ,...;; ~ to lhe. mllion• ol ~......... ol them.,...,;~. who Wlll noc go1n &om the buclgtt sloSIOng. M...,y feel that they ace being swindled. A ur0on member S6td ol Soccal Sacurity, ~ faces Hrious •rue btm paying since I was sixteen. '"" got children. rve been in chc Hnllce. Reagan Is waking up cuts. COUPON PAGES ..., for lht hl$1011e dale. While mu$1dons and ontertaln•n I ~----- - ---------------~---------1 pori""""" klr tho multitudes, tho v.vka1J oontlngonll-sorne from as far away as Washl11g1on Stat.....,sHmbled In orderly lbShkln and rnorchod r-----Priends of CAC present - - - wltho.11 lnc:ldtnt. Pere Se.:gor. Flormao Re«c. and Stcvlo Wondor wen: among chose mleb<alies who opptared at lho rally. Approdmot.oly 4500 po!<lple from WestC!m N«w Vorl< madt tho ""k down to DC klr lht massM! rally. Arncr,g lht groupo present &om WNY were lho Sled walloro t!ectrtebl warltou. teachen. and stJ11dng PATCO _,.... Additionally UB ....,t a l'llJmb0' oE ""- loedod With studonts and prclesscn. A gr<Np ol "-s making tho jaJrnoy dov,, from c..n..cs..ran Into a bit ol trouble .men they......, tdcl !hat they nsked 1hrpooslbol!ty oE h.wlng lhe busn ~ •haWd they""'" rnto lhe U>lted Scalft. A ~san klr lht rally said ho ~ the hassles wa-t In~- wlch a clesi:e on the pan ol tho admintsmotlon to contrOl lht amouno ol people cravtllng to Wa$hlng10n. - Wendy Ktosrw>f/ and Josq>h B. Zlngok Labor B11GREGOLMA OUT OUR I I I I I I I I I I I I I a~dog· A ' - - near relimnenl ago said, ·rm g0111g because rm worried about my Social Security. rm noar my money.• retlr...,..,l and I want A spirt\ olldeaRsm existed; one could sense it In lhe air. And ~ cne vtowed tho signs and listonod to tho speakm ll was clearly a $401Qus underlllklng. $9>s read. "Ronald fWagan IS lho new Robin ·E«A Yes: "Solldanty: "Mass Transit, not Big Oil." Hood: I!IC. Perhaps tho goneral optimism ol the day was best '""'""sed by Rev. Joseph Lowrey ol the Southern Clwlstlan Leaclmhlp Coundl.•Amair:a does ""' belong to tho few fat caa: ho sald "It belongs to the working peclllio who built the ccuntry." AFL.CJO Secr-.y Tr...um Thomas Donahue had a ITlOSW!liO klr '*" and lhe crowd. "Presidont Reagan says he wants to listen 10 M6Jn Street. 1bls Is Main St- ~t heN. He Aid ol tho """' o1 1J0!011k scretchlng ~ lht length ol the mall betv..!m the ~tal Buadlng to cho Wosl-ington Monument. •AI he has to do Is listen to this pr(9am.' Donahue oondudod. T ho Prutdont was'lin Camp David No politldans - • allol.oed co •peak ahhough several congressmon were reportoo to be In tho crowd. The Democratic Nabonal Committee. In • hard«JI dlsbibuted among the CIOWd Joined the assortment of polltical orgonllations with a mlluanc message for America's urions: "This I• the most anti-labor adminlslnllion since CaMn Coolxlge.• It was a m6SSlw gathenQj. 1lw Nabonal Perk So!Mce ndmoted the nurnbot at 260,000 based on lhe ...,ling ollhe buses v.ith about 45.000 regional P<otostcrs. s-..1 spe.ake.s from lht podium jub4lant1y praciMnod to bo 500.000. An opeimistlc io§..<. ~1 ~ thai.was b.dted ~ by"""""'""' to _; 1 haYO a c~ream· """"" ..,;,;, ~ !..:.~JSnl. ~·Day was a start tn a ,_ dmcllon lor · labor. As ~~ lntematiao.>l Brotherhood o1 ~ Wori<eQ said, "' assu~ ~ we11 do owrythi11gln ""' powor to help wlill i!ie ...,.~t we got today." ""'amount t,; �.... ... - .. -·-·. --- -- ··-·•""'Ill.,"'~ f' ....... ·"""'·~·-: ~~-1'~:"">0::-fp,.......-~ J A G U¥- ~ -·~ • .~.-..--¢'t:. ~\oJ. 1' . ~{:9; ..... ~""',.._;.;..,.~ ~'\...~~~ ' US-Canada friendsh ip shows some signs of economic strain By DAVID OEUSI -·liOn>. primorty ArnoricM _ , ""<' dWds ollhr Cane<ian """9!/hckJ<ny~­ The~~tho Ullled Sta:es and Canoda has long been • O<UCl' ol great prtdo "" both nation5 Rec:e\t e".'allS, ._........ "'-'a serious strllln In relations y,ftil coold e>Cplodr Into «"""'* ....nare. ~allact<n i------------- -----...::.=.J lhal ~.... lhr poblem aze comng 10 • head now These tensions """""""around Canadian Prime Miras,.. Plene Trudeou' s "Conadi.oniz.otlcn". ,.-hJch is oonoemed With ~turning conttd of Canada's """'W indusay to Canodians. Cun-ently, loreigw.rs, wwld buy bock 30 pucml ol lho ....... held by b~ firm<, Canoda 50 per«nl canuol by lho and ollhls docadr Cana&rnullon ako ··~ "' slow fullft lnrooch by ~ upon Canoda'• fufj tftO,IKft 1\ CXlfl"4)0nY ...1th 75 poranl Canadian ,..._,.., wllll'l!CIIIW 80 po>ctnl luol l'lCploradon cool mmburHment and 20 peranl of poducllon COOlS ~with leu thon 50 percmt Canadian wW bo banned from ltdoralland until tho compony I• at ,...sl hall"""""' by ,..._,1-tp c-cliaou Those lorti!Jt ~ wNclo .,q,lcn .... pnvote cdy 2$ por<mt of land ... - tlooir e>q>laration com, but ... not bo ol* to extroct tlwir lind untl dw -For• 50 percont -.hop slilrdo:d 1o T,. .,...,._.Review A'*""" !ARAl. aea!ed ~ 1973, con halt lord!J> -lml!niS lriess tlwy ... deenod gf -~· bontfl( 10 Canada. Those ~ ..no wll buy Canodian suppllos and use Canadan labor will bo glwn prelorl!l10!. So far. Canodianization II leodr)g to a ~ lnwstmmt slowdown. AJc.ardcr Tcml!nson, seolar advisor at tho F'Ws:t Boston Ccrpcnllon. a New Yook lrM!ttmonl bank. tdd us. Nlllws ond World Rtporl that the fact is "as Amerlc:ans, .w don't like the ""donal- program and""' don't feel that foelg> capital Is walcane anymore In c..n.da." Ammc:ans ore also fearfW ol the pooslble Can&clanlzlng of ochor hckJstrlos as ~Americans conttd 17.6 percent ol Canoda's nollonal output or $44.6 blllon Moot Canadans are In lauor ol Trudeau's Canadianlzallon. They ag:ee In IAldng conttd ol theit uconamy and rrDmlzing ou151c!t lnt..W.en::e Already, the $254 bolllon Canedion GNP Is sa-Oil!ly ClOM8I:led ...... tho $2.6 trillion GC<!nomy of tho U1iled States. Sarno boliel.... d OS IQO late lo loooen lhr bands O ulciols 1n o.-.. daln\ the attentiOn bm1g g1wn to c..dlon.zodon is unwanantocl The lord!J! cloc'*>alocl r>cMtry has a coptal oudlow of $750 mlllon .......uy &om Canada. and the amount 1o wowing. The Canadian trinlsler clatms that most of !Tis ITIJCh r&ded Clll'ltal v.ill remain In Canada. With the help ol the nallonal ..-..rgy PO!Jllm. One oiJidal has told Time that •we aoe simply taDdng of buying bock, at the prevaQing marl<et piot, 30 P<f""!'t of the oil lndusay. We CCIIJid ha~~t just bloody nallonalizocl the lndusay as the Mldde East and Me>dco have done." Al"""-o!-o the program has yet to pass Parliament Trudoau's majaity •toould enson llictory. Alteady. for<lgn a »<!!s are being devalued In tho ·- ol hM1g 10 aoc:epl only Canodtan ollerings lor their r---------·-----.. -----------·--------------, : :: Mal s-1&.ts plus couPOn tor MC:tt c.amere ons.rec:t 10 1·~ : M._ Parlyl:icn. OH~ r_o. Boa HS4 St. Paul. MH $5196 Pleasesnop _--=-=,..,.,.,...._ Pattyo.,.,ec.met.{s) TO. Capture Your MillerTime ... with Kodelt'l Pertytlme · C.mer.l A Sl)ecial Baclc-10-School offer from your friends at Mill'}r High Life 8881'. • • A Kodak Pa~:me instant camera lor only S1L95~ CO!!'.;:...r ebte 535.00 value. Clip the eoupon, and se~ tt along with a dleek Of money Ofder IOf the amount of~- (Allow 4-6 WMka lor delivery.) : : : I holdngs. The mull &om Wasl*lgton is becctring Ina~ hostle. logblollon, now In Conwess wwld ......... Canadian inwslml!nto In the IA>IIed Scala and make illoorde< lor Canoclan. lo ecqlft Amorir:an ...._.,., Canadan hore total $9.8 tAln or 0.4 pcmnt gf outpuL --ts Spociol .,.,....... 11'10)1 be wanted tho Praldont 10 alow 10 alter traclo ag:eemonts. To dolO. the Ragan .a-.-tralion 100$ ~ r.,.aod partidpotion In the $40 biiJon gas plpelht wNclo wwld 10 '*" .,..,..... "" ootlet lor Canedion nall.nl gas In the Ulltocl States. And tho WWring Is out to tho banking ClCtl'mUiilv '!: •.,....the ...., ':"!d.. thai Canadonlzalion Will require. Canoda's ,..._has been waleh and wai~ consldoring that the Ullled States has more to looe lhoh Canoda In the short run. Just how t. te'>llons will escalaw will clopond on W~Ottawa 1111<s and how they may saM! this Olllcaly .......... poblem. �Hite records mens' frustrations about intercourse Are- women too meek? By SHER£ HITE WIJ.~ osk'<l what tJtey M'QU/d /r4r to <"htm~ oboot su, mOSt of tht _ , llffervwwd for The Hue Repon oo Mal< Sexuality "I hale making ~u11 adv•nca. I feel quit< hurL Mf >tlf-<$1ctm is lov.-.ml coosld<rably." "I do not like to ahuY$ h.a"·e to be lb< one who tCU thfnp rolhna. It makes mt feel vu1aar and crvde." "lfl'm 'rejected' I feel like a """''sex. oru~fttd In unis01t: no C"lwmg'~ JUS/ mort. In (his fifth ptm of o .s#nnfrotn Shct H;t,"s C'OIIIriJ~trsitlt n~w rtport, mtn >{1tfllcc-ondidly about th•ir /fUSITQ(KJIIS ill t/rif rqDrrJ Qtld tlttlr f«lml tho1 womtn liN not """""~ •hm '' comnro~ oftt" """"'h Mea's F....tnliOIII ud Coaoplllob A bout Su Wil. Wo Mo>t men said that women did not seem to want sex: as muc:h or as oftm as they did. Wheo ..ted f "bat IIIey "ould lilcc to chana• abou1 it'X, tht most common lll>S""Cf by fiU was; DO ChaJI&C, just ~- This eomplaint was ~hat more pronounced in mm In lonac:r marri~£tS, but. in fact, throuahout aU the an.swers to· aiJ the questions, frorn m~n or c\ocry aae and situation- married, .tnale. or livinJ "ich a woman-this was lht complain• beard <MR frequentlY: I "ant .ICll more tbu she does, I I1CV<f act mouah ..,, Only II pcrCI'IIl of the men "ho ttplled 5tated that I hey were f'ully ..tisfied with their frequency or .s~. A few men 'aid wotnen want sex more than men do: "'In my drcles-lhey want h more oftm ''; .. In my eut it S«ms w.omcn want sex m~ than I do." "AU too ofim. in our bedroom late at niaht after oar child Is "dl uletp. th~ situation aoes !OPl<!hins like this: Me: 'We>uld ' ydtl I'&~ 10 makt love toniaJu?' Her: "No, not rcally~o you mind1' Me: ·oh no, t hat's all riaht. jwt a thouJht.' ·• "I think I possibly have a ... problem-that is, beina o•cr...ed, bocawc of my corutant fuu..Wna aboul sex. My •if~ )usl doesn't ~ut to Ute l do-too tirtd. headKhe, c:eiting needs paintina. ~ona rimt, kkJ c.ryina. don't mcss the initial ..xual advan~. If I think about It lonsmouJ)l I alwa)'> come up with enouah doabt to keep me from dbins >1111 hina- When I do initiale SC(uaJ contll<l and find thatch< ,..oman doc>n't I feel rtjc<ted and ba•-e a lowered smoc sclf.,.orlh. 1 """ •""ly ... on "" inlell<ctuallcvd that •ny person has o ri&,tlt to hi\'C or not Part 5 of 7 does ®t warn 10 ha"e sex with me, t try no1 10, buc ~ ftc l hun and rejected. I know thiJ Is unfAir f\a"'e sex with anyone c'", and tbat a \\OP'Qn•s not wantlna st~ doa not mean lh~ b ~jenin.& ~ as a pcnoo. Oo a I'Ut k-Yd tho<tJh, I find that rejccoon always hurts tnd ts tted in to my own r..hnas of lo" sdf.y,onh. II and not rational, but I can't help is ''ffY hard for mt to mate an initial adHtrK'c unle.u I get such an 10 <h-. e'\"eel tt'" to ha\ r: ·Only a bandM of men ;Nd they prcl<fred always to be the that, in ract, she u makin& the lnittal ad"ll.n«. " total fool. I feel 61<c apolocwnt to the "oman and •ltniJna orr to a COrM! titc tM ~huou~ JCUn\ •he must think I am.·· "I hJ\e a lot of trouble makms ~~......!H~al~r]~~o~d!et~sJN~e~e~d~e~d[•. . . . . .. , w or obvioU) au~cn lis.ht from 5em~nt Why should I alnys be tb< oo• to run tb< nsk of btjpa told no? ()rc:pendif\1 on '#rhO it i1, I either roD o•-er and ao to sleep, or I f..l rcjeded." I'm friahtcning ber. That ll one hell of a way to bqin. When the ..'Oman does make the .tclU.l advance. lhal .alone- &1\-C:S me 't:r'Y positt-.e ftdiap. I hope ftdo tl>e w... way •hm I out. th< onual ad•&Pet to her. but I ><ldom ,,. that imprcsuon. 1£ 'he ' '-1 usually malt"< rht Initial ,.,..1 ad••nc• 110" t1o 1 feel about it! I fC'C't prcasdy that I •m 1<s. ~"'abl( to the wortiAn thllll she h to me: and rairfy often 1 feel ~ "I'm old·fasltioncd. I ~k< a • pursuinc. •oman toy. t UL.""e woo, and win. I like to be the and only once In a '1\hilc Ia hn- take me." "I nuke ihe wual &dvanC<. I reel !Om<wbat ccltbrated about ma~illa the oc.tual ad>~ u 11 brlnp ..... "" or aftcntlon from m) frieiids. h is and vattf)'int co be th<' one •ilo ans tht ani." " I hh it. I t>«d that macho m.~n •WC$$0l, rwo COI'IIIfiMldOI\~1 · FREE Hair Desl9ns, Cuts, Perms or Color.. by Top Hair Stylists from around the world · Oct. ~th • 5th Get Hie,•• F•ll• Gon•enllon $ c.,,., REGISTRA TIOH Sept. '.16th • 10 ..,. • 1 pm Jollns Hotel Hie,.•• · R1lnbow llwd. Hla,or• h ils H.V. USA or call (716) IS4.-144'J P.O. Box 2468- Southfield, Ml 411037 or c all MARK at 636-4315 RHAPP·................~................................~ , RESIDENCE, HALL AWARENESS & PREVENTION PROGRAM . -t-n How To Deal ...rh probltms ossocioted with SDIIOI ossuolt. sexual honossment - Yow- dorm maY wino pnu! by D.S A & S.A - & o Frtend ond Bnngo Frlmd ~Sponsored and rope. my hair, go ahead if you "Bnt to." "I would like: to h.a"c a waft thai " 'IS i.ntert:Sled in se:~. mo~ on~. more nriety, IDOfC lime~ l tdl my .,;re this cixututi~- It took th!ea~nina w ka~ her to ld minimal satisfaction. In fact, u lona as I treated h<r politely, !ho trcattd me, .exuolly, li ke dirt. After I $taned to demand thinas• .,d treat her lik< a chau~l. I a<~ a lot more action (nOt enouah) out of her. Fear or bdna abandoned c1ocs a lot or &QOd. 1 rond." "I •ould cban&c oc• primatay be incttaSing my ,.;rc'• urce:, or by cltcrasin& my own. Thai'S the bi1110$1 problem. I feel like a heel bavlna sex with her when !he docs so just for my pleasure. She'll ..y: 1 dorft want it but if you want to, ao ahead and put it in. I'm sure sbe ....Uy means it. But whll I THIS WEEK'S PRESENTATIONS WILL BE HELD: Wednu day, Sept. 23rd at 8 :30 pm • Clement Lounge Clement/Goodyear Wlkleaon Lounge Spaudlng/WIIkeson Thur•. Sept. 24 at 8 :30pm SUB-BOARD I (PUBLICATIONS DIVISION) ANNOUNCE $4,500.00 reelly • -ant is a "ife •bo is turned on-rully hot.' IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR NEW PUBLICATIONS! . A lldoied CoGpbi8t: Womeo !tartly Maa.. S.Xell Ad"""""'· and F,.q-dy Turn M••'• -Adva,...Ooww NOt only dJd tii<n complain that womm onen do not -.·ant Je.x as fr<qumily u they do, b\&t similarly, m.....,..plainted that womtn nrety i:nitiale '"'· Almost .-.cry man who ..,..,.<ted ..ld he wu almoR alwa)'l the one who made the initial advaoce in bttcrosexual r~tatiom-and eJmosa TOIIOUOWID - KINK Co'ioNG TO JSUFFALO IIEIIdiW. AUD. evtT)' man rtserucd or fdt uncomforcabk about this foct (and ' the pouibiliiY o £ rej«tion), often upmsinaa stton& emotional tGCtion.: "I u•uaDy mat~ the inotial advance and I ddinit<ly do not feel anod about it. If th< other ptt$0n ~not, want to have sex, I PI- o-1 s- Slil ........ Saturday, 0ctG1Mr to 8 PM ~WCTIIC AT Til ••.! T - • . . - "' II( C-.1 Trcloa 0ot1Wa io . , _ . _ f-' • C..... Ufc.sTIA ,.,.... 1111, .... I ,.,.. ..,,~ CALL _..., f lw W.: THE INNOVATIVE PliBLICATION8 BOABa 18 NOW ACCEP'I'JNG A.PPL1t:ATION8 FOB TIIE8E NIIW OB CONTI!tliiKG PDLICATION8 UNTIL 811PT. 25,_101 o• APPLICATIONS .till AUILOLIIN BOGII 343 88UIQ BALL 112 TAUDT BALL PBOII 10 All· 4J30 Pll. , ALL COIIPLITD APPUCATI8NIIIUIT Bl · U1'UUI. T8 ..... 343 ...,...IIALL OIILYDI . FOa FUaTDai!V.....UTIOI¥ CALL .... ---831~1&81----J _.1! ~· .~~..- �2 FOR 1 PASS! I ·----------------- I G_,., 4675 Tranalt Rd . Wllllamll\lille, N.Y. Skatlac Ia hiD! (Eulera ...u. MallJ f ,.~ {;" ~ "'" I ' Our Large Cheese & Pepperoni OR Any Topplnp of Your Choice! $1.00 -0FF 50c: OFF a Macllum 8 alice P.ua 25c OFF a - 1 6 aliCe Plzu FREE OEUVERY L - - - 'TO AMH ERsT CAMPUS!! Expi res Oct. 7, 1981 .. PUTT-PUTT® a.m. ! ~ O,.,d2-o.ly '-"'"'' 1 COI.ipon PI"~"P't"ton ~3 I so?~\:1) p i FREE DELIVERY TO -- PUTT-PUTT® GOOOONLYAT 2.400 SHERIDAN, TON ,NY GOLF.GAMES ~ '1 R;d, FREE - ,.;Oh tho coupon per person RECEI VE SS.OO OF FREE TOKENS ..ith th~ r"aul•r purchu• of .JS.OO worth of tok•ns Buff W1th I I'Ll~ coupon .to. MotI 'Coupon Expires Oct. 7/81 ~-·c.,.~- ou"h•~ of 1 ,;,. I Coupon Expires Oct. 7/81 - " Computer Engine Diagnosis ~ ~ r,.,. ColftPl'Nf ett'l II* Mf"'N IJ(OlJIUJS UW, N_.,. CIJKl YOfll Ut no-t 4 Oft~ F" hOfiJ costly pt/ObltMJ ,,_., Reg. $&00 How •"'* i & Witlt ~ C!OtWNNt • on.t ·~ O.C.. J1111 1174 E118er1 Rd. • 13<4-2200 Wlth thh ~ . otMr . . . . 0.C.. ..... 1\111 PAPA'S Olde fashioned Do~uls Fresb rroaa tb• ovea . "op Ia oa yoer w•.r to d aaae:a ror o•t • • '• o,n nu• Clut._ ca..c-. t:e•cn• ,....••• ~ •"'•••IU _ _, ..... •NkUn. A Dozea Ilea. Powdered Saaa r. araaatat td Sa aar. GOOD MOM~ SPECIAIJ plala ll Claa. .o a friedcakes o at.y 99c lkt. COFfEE A OOSUT ICk 1.&35 MIUeuporl PAPA'S OWe i u•t.<4 .,_ ... & Tea Is 76c! ~--- ---r - ------- ~------- THURSDAY ::-:,."'::;;;~ ll Student ~---ials ,_ ........ .,,. ..._.. - _ ...._ ..,,,,,,f 1974 EGGEIT ItO. BEHIND NOIITHTOWN PlAZA AMHEIST, NEW YOR1C 14226 A Dozea fancy Donuts oat.y $1.15 (,. •. tU9l A Dozen Custard , Cream It J elly f illed Donuts only $1.99 $1.00 Mixed $1.00 Beers a MOTOR TUNE-UP WITH ElECTliONIC SCOPE CARBURETOR STARTE.R IRAXE SERVICE 1974 Egger1 Rd.· 13<4-2200 MONDAY l;;t 'ladles SATURDAY S1.50Beel~nweck & Couples' ; drinks B'. J . Special Nightv_____________ _ ,.,.. .......... f" ViEoNesoA ..... c...........,. ••, .......... ., .. _.....,....__ _,........ ...... i • VOdka only . A// ~~~~~~~~ Service ~ •••noo Only $12.95 . .•.. ·~ Reg. $16.95 How · Only $2.99 Ltmil1 co upon per p erson Coupon Ellplrea Oct. 7/8 1 L· ~ i S.ve Ovet $3.00 i -.- :e~~:;:!,!O:~temHiR$Mal I-GREAT GAMESe 4016 St:uea St. WHt Seneca E E .. 12n Hertel A;' Buffalo KRAZY KARS 1 Ride F R . Bu y $1 in Tokens & Gel $1 in Tolcen.s • FREE with the purchase of 1 ride ! i -~Limil1 -.:,.. .,. ~ ~ ~- AMHERST CAMPUS I c ; OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEKI Monday -Saturday 4 pm • 12 am Sonday 4 pm · 11 pm 691-7311 • 3036 Sweet Home Rd. Amherst N.Y. 691-7319 Coupon Ellplres Oct. 7/81 !.. · GREAT GAM.ES f •"i with 11M li*'~ of S1 . in To\:Mt . V.-lkt witt. Ul 1.0. C.,d &- llMt COUf'Of' Buffllo~ Most Modt<rn V~ C..tnt Room' ~ ;;I ~s'e - II FREE Game Tokens 2400~Drlve. I" 691 -7319 $1 in Golf. {;" i J (Don ..of Sonny's Pizza . 691-7311 I I tq~,.... H-'""'"' 15/11 tfW''-1« r"Mtol ~ •ltocoj 633-6060 . t.. J od...- . od<h ""rcloow"'ed- o f "q""r ... r.... Hot~/o.-Sor. &ulon• Hwy. (Conoor !lapld oi\DWAY Jo · i>-~ TUESDAY 3051 Main Street -LUNCH SPECIALS-~ $1 .49 Hamburger .,... .......... ......... ......,..... ..... Ow ........ . . . . ., s.... .. ...... ~ ·-- , WJtl! P'M'~'~If• or.,,., ,."",•P Monday- Friday, tl<lltQ. . . . . -.#- .. ..... ..n.. .. .,. 'l:•t. 11 am - 7pm ...- WEDNESDAy Beef on Week .. _....... .. ,.._..... ••..CJIOS...,. ~-.,...._...... FRIDAY Rib-eye Steak .... .......... ..... ,"""""., ........ ~'-~ 'tl ..... ._. ... '-' THURSDAY ,._ .......... ... . . Bologna & Onions ,..,. ..,. .. .... . . . . . . .. .......... .... ~ IT'S 11ME TO REST YOUR BRAINS AND - FU.L YOUR STOMACHS! * The cnly ST\JF'FEo PIZZA In 600 ...... * The cnly POOS In the.world * Grow l/OUI ....., salads • Beer and Wine • Canoli Cones 110.,.,...,_... - ..a...,__ 632..08~ • __ 632-Geoo 4401 Transit/Main .._ �I,~~ ...... ' .I fbu, u ! Shampoo & Set.-····--······---·----·······-······-············-···$5.00 Wash, Cut, Blow-dry................. 50 % o lf ·.................now $7.00 ~ rag . S14.oo a Perms ...........................- .........................................,now $18.00 ~; V. pft~ sale g Monday · Friday 10:00-6:00 Saturday 8:30-4:00 regularly $36.00 Mondoy • F<ldoy 1CI:OI).e.GO .Saturday 1:30-4!00 .1172 Hertel Ave. ksib.e _<!:rattbtJ 504 Presents ®jb-Jlfasqion~!k ;3/ce <!Irezrm Come In And See · The Renovation ' · :..:_ ~ Of A Buffalo Landmark • · ' 504 Jnrksib£ <!rattbtJ Presents SAVE 50c when you enjoy ANY SUNDAE. '\o0/0 I~ A Gourmet Pizza Restaurant 3447 B ailey Avenue - (Corner Winspear) I Established 1974 833-3030 j 876-4335 ® lb-Jlfas · Parkslde Candy 3208 M ain Street Buffalo. New York (corner Winspearj ·• - · • (no appointment necustryJ 1172 Hertel Ave. 876·4335 l ~ ~ STUDENT DISCOUNT cou~n UNLIMITED USE · Just ahow this for all dine In and take out orders Restaurant l .., EXPIRES Oct. 6/81 3447 B elley Ave. Half the fun Is watching your chef prepare your dinner! Chicken Arigato for two only $9.95 - - CQupo1190001hru 1 0 1 7 / 8 1 - -- The other half of the fun 63Z·Z3Z3 9074 Main It lOUNGE MOND-A Y NIGHT Football Special!!! ii WE DELJVER EVERYDAY FROMSPM ~ Clarence. N.Y. Is the eating ! 'Seven Course Dinner starts at $8.95 $1 00 OFF I 834-3810 i ANY LARGE ·PIZZA With thl$ eoupon Good th"' Oct. 7f 8J 3180 Main Street- \ - - - - - - BEAUTY MAKERS'---...__ _ __ 832.0822 BEAUTY MAKERS' - $5 Off Mms & w...,.,. Haircut• • "" su" ,. ~;~':~;;:·· · '.$50/f-'** •"""" Speckdlafng l.n EJectrollsta • CAll Now for An AppOfnlmenl W.c- a.,.. ........ ,_... ~e.f----~ I ~~-=-~~==~ •tt.ritl--.·~twr.· NOR1HJ'OWN PLAZA - - - - - - - - ---:. ADULT NICHTS - - - - - - -- - Thla .,.. . entitles the bearer to $1.25 off the regular admiMion. Friday, 12 . 3 am (Reg. adm. $3.25) Sat. 12 · 3 am (Reg. adm. $3.25) Sbt~ Rtnell S1 00 rf needed • • LADIES NIGHT F1UI?AY SEPT. 25th· LAdin actlil OftJy S1.SO VN/TID~~( 1551 Niagara Filii Blvd. Tonawandl, Special Coupon Offer - - - -$ 5 .00 off all nrvlceo - - - - - Formerly Trends EJcplru Oct. 7/11 .. Kio<Aio',..,.,.~OIII!I Qtro,..-4 ...00 781 832-0882 CVS 8 T - O.det ' - ' - 1 Northtowa Piau • C.U I<>< •• olfi'OI•- ISl.OUl University Donut & Sandwich Shop -----------~~--------------- BUY ONE KIBBEE (our special lamb-burger) & GET YOU BEVERAGE FREEl US4 llalnSIIMt Next to IllIn SL Campua 837.0501 - Open 7 days a week I em - 10 pm • Good through '1017181 I ~ .lt �editorial Justifiable paranoia "II your classi c 'doomed n fg~r· llyle of paranoia hid any validity at all, you must und&retand lhat lt was nor jus I Rlahard Ni xon whO wu out to 11$1 you-t>ut ell the ~e whO lhouphl l/ke Nixon., and alllhe/udf1$s and U.S. a ttorneys he eppolnt.c! In thou weird years . • . Ye• h. and.., much for "Paranoid Sbll i es. HIt's time to end this bent sunc.-or almost c/osl nfl lime, e nyway- b ut be/ore we filii back to raw !eel s end rude lawyer's humor. I want to make sure the/ ettusr one reootd will ahow thetltri«J and toll fly /ailed, l or at leas t live yelfll, to COIIvl nca my allefledly erstwhile Sama.n e/lorney, Oscar Zeta Acosta, that there was no such thi ng as paranoia •.• on tha t l evel, paranoi a Is / list aoother word for Ignorance ••. Tiley really ete out to fiB/ you." - HunterS. Thort!Pson, ''The Banshee Screams for Butlalo Meat," t9n ' lh• There was really a time, and It Ia dim In our !MmO(Ies, when It was tacitly accepted that the State was evil, and i t was up to rhe Individual to a tand up for what was ethical and decent. The 10th anniversary observation s of the Attica riot have not only temlnded us of the courage It took for one to do so. but Illustrates how that courage has been • lost or how it was sttangled out o f society through time. We ere, after all. • ~lty different-and more complacenl- oen..-.uon. • Political analysts dunng the llrat nine months or the Reagan admi ni stration have troquentty compared It t o that of Fmaklll\ Delano Roosevelt, both In terms o f i ts political novelty and In the suceesslul way it has employed tho media to prilent a positive tmaoe o t ltsell. Reaga" does present a ben evolent Image. and the oollcies of his whether or not these services can effectively 'replace lhe free services o ffered by t ~e coul\ty program Is ser1ously In doubt. Alt ~ ough the sliding fee scale they employ ma~e their services available at a reasonable Ptlce, they also deny setvlces to participant• ilvong just above the poverty level. who do not quality 101 wellare but cannot afford personal health Insurance such es Blue Cross and Blue Shield Some of the more vocal workers al the county program ate complaining ol the 8llpadoency of the county goverl\ment's move, saying that It prevented public discussion of the issu'! l rom taking ptaee. They charoe tt>at the county government Is playll\g to polltfcallnteresrs. that County Executive Rutkowski Ia trying to appease the fl\creasil\gly •nfluentlaf Rlghl·to-Ufe Party In order ro secure a spot Of\ their tfckeL Paranoia? The Irresponsible statemel\ts of a dedicated but trustrated grO!lP o f Individuals? It's difficult to say, since the evidence of sUCh POlitical dealS fa scanty and highly speculative. But perhaps 818 enttrll\g another age II\ palitiCI during Wh,ch the conduct of gO'oletnment Is open to question, when we ought to question whether It is working on our behalf or for rhe Interests ot a tl"y but Influential group of rich and powen ul lnteresls. Sometime SOOI\, this paranoia may become jusHfled. The question then will be one of courage. As· lor now, It's difficult to see beyond lhe facade of public relations our political figures have so skllltully set up In lront of themselves. If the electorate lOOked closer at sub$tanee and Jess at style, mayoe our political system would behave a lottie ten obleclionab4y. But ul\tll we stop electing movie actors. football heroes and television personalities to high public offices, we wtll get exactly the kll\d of government we deserve. moat In fluential economic advisor, Geotge Gilder. speak ol a hu mane and eat ing tree enterprise system. The fact Is that Ronald Reagan Ia al\ actor, one who Is playing the greatest rote ol hf1 life now. It's hard to take his smiles and posing very seriously, espectalty when his policies rack even the simplest Instinctive compassion tol the poor or dlsadval\taged. As for the New Right econom•cs ot Glider, they l)lornise a pot ot gold at the end ol a rainbow paved with indifference, denial and ad...,ralty.Reagan and Gilder are little more than enlightened despots, al\d the fact their government Is so well·ilked Is more a monument to the jgi\Orii\C8 and 1\alvele ol the general electorate than 10 the bel\evotence of his policlos. It Is disturbing Indeed t o witness the direction ot today's political event s, but what Is more dist urbing Is to see t hem acted out on the local level. tn 1 very real sense, rhe ninth floor o f the Rath County Office Building, jupglng ltorrrrecw actions, Is just as removed from the people a:l"!he marb4e buoldings in Washii)Oton. OC oiOO miles away. The ctoslng.of the Erie County l'amily P1anl\lng Program Is a good e•ample of this. The l ederal g•ernmel\1 was willing to pay tor 90 percent of this service, which has proven Its effectiveness, but the. county governme"t turned the money down. The federal money amounted to some $450,000. The county go•etnment's excuse: the Family Planning Program cost too much t.o run, and provided a service duptlcated by other prlvatelr·t\.n servoces in the area. Now thera are about eight family ptannmg services II\ the area. and two or them, Deaconess Hosp•tal and Planned Parenthood, have secured the federal funds the county turned down. But we feed .Q. SKUBA retorts rhe most 1mport1n1 rnponSJIJ•Itty of lfte Settllt '' rhe approprllllon ol your studenl '"'"d1tory leu tfJtoCJgh the ttnenu commillee. Contr1ry to popul1r btttlel. the Senarel& not empowerfld to rule on lfJe IS$Cie of • t»t'llrllued .ttcxlent CJfliOfl, Hopetullt. thfa ~tltem•m wm ltefp et•nfy the •ctualillue& ., &like ifl ,,,,. e.-cr;on - Edllor. As mamHr$ of th11 SKUBA party. we would /lice to eXPifll our dfupprotnt of The Only P•ny·a libelous .atarem•M • g•inat the S'KUB!- party, prtrufld In the "f-O.r:lr" column ol the s.>ioml>« 21 ruue ol The ~'"'"" We would haw hoped th•r out eounttrp.ans Itt rht. e"-'Ctton W04Jid 1t0l resortH to "mtlthlmglng'• •• • ctm~tgn tactic. otwlously we M~ twMst/mated ... tfletr aen•• of ..,,,r play ."' Stronge.r SASU Editor. I'd HA• to • ddress the qufllStlotts tilled In the WoM•r l.,w ol The Specltum reg• rdlltg hoW ihe l uod• _ . , . , /rom in SASU due• will 1>e used. nt. motN)I WtU 90 to s iffngtiMnlng SASU on the ~~ c•mpus l.wl which wd~ In el l.ct, • trengthftn , ln. organlzatJon•a •llecti'lflllenln Alblny. Speclllc•lly, SASp wonll to pro•IM d/,.ct llnonclel help to the lout SASU chaptflf to dtwelop .and orpanlle around~~ c.mpu•lasu.a 1 nd Noom• more ellectlw in Offlenlzing Stat•wiH camp.algna. Ano, SASU would like to hire en orgenlzer apot~llcelty tor,. UB compua. Tl>l• peteon would act •• 1 teaouroe pwscn lot C.lf¥JII4 (JIOUI>t fO come 10 for _,Jon on dM/nlnflen ,...,. end orfiOrllzlng lround tl. 0..C..., orge/llul II hired t l t l t - • mull auch e1 ,....,.,.. pampltletl, l O C I - e n d - lor I>Oifefl& To 10 carry out ,.oro Mlect,.. ce,.,.lgnlng and IDI>IIflng, ,.. 10 P<HctiiM equlpn VJt euclt •• • ,.,,...,.,_eM/~ to H t«.lttHIIn •~'~• ~ '"~~~tny oen/rel oil~ Th/e wl/f e/low SASIJ 10 put ~oil po1tera, IICI ..,._.. ~tltPh,.tl 1tt4 01,_ me t«•'rllllfK than peylnflll>e high COli of printi ng In wl/11 ~ ou/lo prlntwa. SASCI end N YI'tltain e ina•.,• a.-- wl/11,_._, a."'"' -t•- _,.,.,1)'- -v ~ ,......,~ ,.,-·e"'J(tlto , . , . ,10 ..,.In 1118 01 IW...,.... _ . ,. ,.... . • , . .. e-........ ftve y•an ago. We need ln~ep th 111search don• and we don't hl ~tthe atell to do Jr. TIN mHfHr&hlp of SASU has "'~en a stand to suppon lnd wort on lssll'ltS alf.ctmg women and thtnl wMid s.tud«<ts bur we h•~• not had the money to - t y do ao SASU ~•• • Bellet Bll)'ing/Pun:llue Pow., program tftlf , . , ttOt OHn p uCJk;lred end diWkJP«/ ttr1ts ' " " potfntlel t»uvtt the monetary tt.aources w te not •~•il•o,._ The or~nfzat,on wta Mit withe q~stion:.Oo we grow or-do we lhrlnk and tho moml>efiMt> doc/Md the't w•ntfHI to grow"': A ~ l mROI1ant point to tehteml>er ;, that SASU l.a • ~ democ:tll~llly oontroiMd ~"izatlolt, the moll ,.lft_ /01/ot! within the orgonlzotlot! •od us,.., elweye been e INdmg 1~ In the • tJI'g<Jnlz-•tiOft II V B put• oil tM '*'erend• u.nl il ,..xt Spring II will hUff the aludet'lta at US. And leka ew1 y (tom t"- 11/ llllecl/wwNu of SASU. · li tho tWI"ffnde ,..,.. w. *""*stu-to ., us CO<Jid- on - *ing on dfN•Ioplng the orgenlzetlot! on cempua. 11 fl"! , . , _ ''' " thl• limo t ludflnte lnto,.,l..t In SASU will,.~ down ' " •notlttt ,.,.,..tJ//Um t:amP'Ign Mxt .s tme.trtr. T"- que.Uon II IHI/ng put l o.UB 11ud01111 no" or to whethet thtty want to co •tlnw th-'r rNMNJahlp In SASU. They lhould """ .,, tht :sou. J W. The po/l1ng p/OCft lor tl>e election ero ln Squirt Hell. ~. Goodjwer, Jt Rlchmood, r~oe -•~e"'ndtl>ePuo. Po~M Wilf iHI-unttl II~ - r end lomotr-. us ,, , end,., "_,,_,_,..,.,,,.t,...fO,._ I I d , • *-" 111- e/6 . ,..,., OW llafl fit Alflany le ,.81, ...... lflell If ,.., ·te ""'' SASIJ hUIIOi hetl ··~lmffl"'.~,P P,. y o .. tt Donowan Erk Attmen DlbbloGioSI<UBA Pony momwa 1 - - )'OUIOO-$AS/Jby...,tlnfl yH on , .- . It t• lnlpetttk ... h-e 11rong - · flllflg , _ l od - · 11o bring In conopltl-. to What coon~besides SoothAfriea. treats the ~ri\)'of its population as SOCOnd ClaSS CitiZens.? un/lled· -""'- • • - J.... ~Afty SAII1J El<ecuti,. Vice "'-•ldent Decision time Editor: S~IOmiHir 22 through tho 24 fr the Student A.,ocilllon ISAJ Sonllo .teet/on.. Since '"-luturo ol tlot! funded oy SA 11 on tl>e line uciJ p at the SMt11e e/«:1/on has •• I~Wme 'mpottatte». 1111 ,, . Sen.te t/Yt on ,,. ~, 8nd watc~ 0~ I IIII,. SA funded d ub$ I nti ac/NitJea. With lhlr In lhel 1111 importlnt I hit~ atud«Jt come out amJ -'Of.. ( t tho $/udert /6' money, so thor Ulould deolde who to going tO •pend It, To mak, thlr etect{on e~n mOJtl /mportant. thl• -semt $tff w. ' '' going lo h•v• the 1or1una1e opportCJnfry to d~lde on our ,stud*tlt vole» In AJO..ny. Obviou sly I"" wri ting ebour the SASU toiOtonllum. A vote on rhlt ,.,.,emlum will tJacJde on rM luture ol /h/1 Un~f/'f. All in a/~ I ( woj •m lereJ eulng th•t •II VIHSetgradultt l t'I.HHrtll ~ OUI to lr'J.U their ""'O'f ctuo and orgenlu V'Oiu mind - - r. __,.,.,oetsillp - Jwrra.- St<VBA <:andldlto f0< S.no11 �- op-ed • C.ll• ,_.rt, FlOyd J Ofl-l.f 51811 S1•18fnOI"'t o• oh¥OH for A~c vur 10-11, SUNY • t & U• Io -uooo lUll .... SNCIO 11100 T -1 u .. Top c2Jllesf opiniOO j 0000 0000 0000 8EOG 01.... TOIAJ The•• •mPOttant fc;vc::e 11n the situ•tton.. An aWrmatwe \'Ole on tM tefttendl!lm wUI speafhNd tile pusa~ ot referenoa By JOHN SANTORO, TINA SZOKE, 1nd STEVE CATRON E ara many e<lllca of SASU crOC>Q4ng up They Ieel S\.50 1 semeater I a too m~ to c:ot"tn bult lO an O<ganllolion lhol Ia In uansiiiOn Bu l l he fact Iher SASU I$ in tfai\1-IIK»n IS OOsitf'l& The CtiHCI Mttneel to P\aY8 """'lool<oel lhe vlciO<liiJ SASU has o njoyod ln lhe pool yeara. Hero are lull a • - • al -nl mombo< of Ihe SUNY Boatd of TtUIIMfotlnttNMI In TAP aw-arcts. restcwetlon o' ettmfnattes tacvlty oo.tuona. lncrtaMd atude(tt voc.•r riilht5.. one of two O¥t ntdes or guoernatorli!J ~toes h't t~ PAl l Cefltury (two y. .ra ago-to restore SUNY' a budQeO "" 01,.. SUWY catnp<~ses. The r eferendum also cSuli with dues paid to SAStJ by '- the $ti.Kf.l'ota at SASU 1;8tnpu.ses. P'feunuy. us &ends as tris nightmare coukl become a rNiuy Fk>yd may cents per sllld.nt " ' n.ademlc yttat, to SASU Centrat u not be able to IUt nd SUNY ¥rllh billa U'Ht high dues. The c.nuaJ Slafl ooorcUnates aettvi1le$ aoo and no fln~~nci.tl old 10 help him lobbY"'g allons o f the member schools. TheM d ...s have Pnvate .school costs are l"'ln higher. 'lOt been raised In HYen years. Wrth tnttauon a.nd ~ la hele to tT'ake •ure F~o J isn't .atepped on gtowlng studetlt prob4ems as cents spre.Oa mtgtu y I tun The Sludenl Anoclallon ollhe Slalt Uni>e<Oity (SASU) The increased d.,.s ($1.50 per Sh>denl per setnHter) was- formed 10 years ago to protect I he rigt\tl lncl waiN1s wilt go to stve1al activities. The main thrua:t of lhe of SUNY studenrs. SA.SU deals wlth ll'lt Gov.Jnota olllce. expansSon ot SASU 1s the 11\Jfl frcm c:entriilzed work to the State teglslaturl SUNY Ct:ntrel AdminlalratJon. and grass roots Of·ganlutlon. Regional coordinator& nne ol,.f key f!Oen<:les whose dectalont att~t SUNY ancl you bMn hired, and are already wor~lng to lour regions UBSASV~otor T 15 SUNY 1tuclen ta. • This fa ,,. e1tuation: pr....nHy SASU Ia not rocognll.ed as tho atudctnt vofce by the b~ whMtl In Albany. tt twothirds of tne SUNY campuHs paaa referendt advocellno SASU 11 the student v~c•~ the Gcwtnot tnd SUNY administration are going to be preeaured Into rocogntzlng SASU. Such a stand taken by tht lludtnta acrose the state Will be a mandate that cannot be lgnorecl UB, wllh IM lotgesl SUNY Sludenl populallon, lo an Thellalg-on StUCI•nt proteat ot this dolcade ts very far tetnoved from ,,011 ancJ IM alt·lns o t IN abhu. The Carneo'Commlsalol\ llud'-d atUdents' t01mt of prottat end 'he: pOinted OUt lt\tl W<H~-ng 111'111\ t ~ .. pOweraltlat be" la the moll etfecUvt method of aceompllahment.. Groups that work" th,ough t~t ayatem. not agalnal 11. are going to be recognized and a.uccesatut The Commlssfon po(ntecl out twb student gt®ps hom lflt m any thousand& of groupa throughout tnt nation that t ltcel l, these m•tnOda. SASU was one of tht groupt. So a a you go to the poua tnts wtek, ref'I'Mtmber I he nl gntmare that coukS happen to Floyd, and to you. Vote yu on SASU ano vote yeJ on you' t tfOllQ ttu<Nnt voice. acrou the State. These coordinators wiJI have d~rect contact with the delegates- and SASU commiuee1 on th41 ctmpuse,. • Another acH'IIty whltn the lnaaseo tundlng would go to IS increased reuarch into tl"te marry problems plaguing 11udent& today. Dorm vandlflsm, the effects oltultton Increases on retention and voter tiQh15 res1rictlons will be studtod mo'e deepty than before. llwt in·formatlon wrn help In SASU lobbying efforts. to.~in£ ®Wn ~elf .• • By DAN BOWMAN lOng wllh aue1t u nique college oxperltf>Cn a a pumng an aJI nlghter to wu11 and tyPe a 10 page term papef aftet spUttlng three pltchefa Wllh a friend at Anaeone'' tostng ell sens. ot rt a hty alt11 a full day of Sludying II\ • Moln Slreel Library cubicle a nd d.ISCO¥efirlg NW limltsof nausea in the Rath:l~e ltar . ts another popui&J poallma- pot rmol<ing. Altho<JOh lhe ltgallly and morellty of Ihe P<Atloct ,. often debated, very hll .. f$ hlatd rrom U'OM w tth my perspecti'<e-lhe lmpanlal non-pol omol<or. Not ""ly do 1 nol partake of the wondertvl V~~lcil;ecf weed of " " wttf)' and worrisome-t never have. A tncredibte as it seems, after nearly tour yeata ll tnta den of radlcalism. ntV!Ir ltll Ihe IO<nPIIllon 10 " partY". This Is not • conoemnaHon ol pot amotung oy any rv. means.. In many ways matfjuana fs mote appealing than my favorite hallucinogen-beer. Pol smot<e<s are baslcelly pollle peo~le. e..,n when ttle1r mlnds have ceased to functk)n, Beer drfnktra, Orl the other nand. Ciln be downright obutlvo. ObrtOxJous and cM:strucUve.. fAt JUst that•& what ~te N.ve ealktd m• ~ Few examp,., wnen a reeh~' or p[pe is J)aS$8d around at a pany hke a bOttle of J-.ck Oinlei$., I've.,..,., been pressu.rea to smOke. CornD.f,fe U..l to a drun~ Slob (lh.at's me aga.•f'\) Who unceu:Sngl)' chastrU"S a lee-totalet "" hO won't ltllow trafnee Vll'h o succaasfuU)I w~ a Ultng etllp p'pe pafiS t1on9 t ogether Allho<JOh II IMI111 lhAI ""''Y""" ornot<.alhe Co1umo•en gold t•cept me ' '"' 1 very preppy managemenl ma!Of t know. I m aUII ~ thai t~ Catf'IPUI Pohee .,. eo toff(&nt of mart,uan.a an I he dOttr't$ and open POl t mo ldt'IO I I 0\'ef\ll IUCh IS F"aJifUI Jotn him •nllis deP'fiVIIY Ia wovk:lalso seem mon! ple.asnlg co • get high rethef' than-•n 1M WOlds ot alcohol a hciONoo.-to gel rrc»pod wasted, bl&sted, sl\i.t·tac.d or tola'-d. Souncss a btl 11"141$$)' to me. Pot srories ate m~ more h\.lmorous than the .. , coughed up my tunch four limes; f.ast n•gtu/ " i elt down a IUgnt of sta,r$.'' "got-buten up by 1 roving band ol midget gypsies·· stones th.ac beer dr.n~er& only hi'M:IIunny when sUn 1rt an lntoaJcanecs state. I .nioy heanng vfvkt descriptions- ot someot~e•s neaCI Tht1t t.a.ry.faff'y (Of&$ tnatlaiSMZ•Ia~re) athtude. however. dOH not ••te-nd to the Shef111·a Oepanment Of lhe Ofug Enlorunwnr Ag.-ncy Wh•cn e .,Joy playing J~tl)eeior Qeuseau under cowt. Thank God they aren·l cradtinQ on I he amuggling ot Joon lob<lll • Sl-. Patet'HI are anothtf puut.ment Tney know tiOIN do"" til•• wodHf>!Oad 1>01 omol<lng II, 11<11 couldn'l dig.eol lhe lhoughl o llhelr own child using dO!>f. Alcohol •• Ihe rlowly _ .ra llng from Ihe body w!li,. d riVing u - r Ihe mMe adult ae~pted mtnc:s warpe, and ts oflen viewed by kids as t'lypocrltial But I hen how many ot you \lltOuiO Influence ol pot; or rlnQlng up a $30 tab al I he drtve-in window or Burger King when the munchies hll hard; or Um.idfy asking a drug store cle~ for a bol( ol tampons because there wasn't any ro llin~ paper arotJrK:J. Hetghtened lm.agln.aHon Is associated more~ and rtgnuy so. with pol smokrng. During a one week stin t as a muffler repaJrman I waa fmpressed with the creativity of a ftther come home to ... your paren ts and the1r ftMtnd.S envatoped In 1 cloud ol White &m~ too stoned to stop g iggling? I woutd neither condemn or ~dOne pot bul I lotld to look o n lhe poolllvo r ldo o f • oub)o<:L Aller all, wllh pol yov don' t hiYt to c•an up tt'll tmptlea In tn. morning. lleport: from Talbert I country' s bUt. 11m aurt tllal our ntJtl President wftl be ot VftfY Mgh tlllbre, ve1')' ca,pao~ and an excetleot te.der. lnlo lhe pollllcol soene -king with VOTE/COPE By JOE RIFKIN (Committee on f'olltica.J Educatlonl. Thi s is a very cr ucial move due lo_the politictt ell mate of the State. SASU must help tt.ose leglstatOfS who taava taken 1M time ane 1'\ergy to llghl lor SUNY. UlleWise, II i• ollon Import ani to camp.etgn against those tegisla.tors wno work agalnSI StutltfJI Auoc4atlon PtO$k/tnt would like to tOe t~ opportunity 10 remind members oil he undo<graduale st'ldenl body lhal Senate eleetlont wrll be laking piece T hi main purpose IOf COtlfid&nUality ll the protection of SUNY. public higher eduaulon and of course. stooonls. Tuesday, Wednesday and Tlwroday ollhla week. I urge O'Ve'Y""" to voltl The Sena1e oar tfttr lmportanl tuk of IIIYiewing onc1 apptoprlallng y - mandalory 1-. ll(ls body musl helP de~ a WO<I<Jng budgel and lhen rallly 11. before !Ills budgel can 1>t lmplem•uoo , _ . lake the Ume 10 .-eview the """"'"•• atatementl avauabM: a1 the W>ting boothL I cap•I 1118$1 hOw ;mpoU.anl ¥01., eduoallon can 1>t. There ls also a refet"endum cJeaJino w1th our membership 1.0 SASU (StuiMnt A.UocLIUon of tM ~~!; Unt.&rsfiy). Allhe Juno, IQ81 S-":'.! ::zni..--. lhe membershiP ~~ !~ e•PIOd lht aervtcea and atrength ol ~by raistno dues to $1 .50 per a.emea1..- pe.- atudenL Altho<JOh lhisls a slgnlfoeanl lnerealt, I personally believe I riAl It rs ...uwonh lhe money. SASU oaa hed many llnanclal P<OblemS In !he pul, Including o cJet>end-. on SUNY Cenlral lor funds from Ihe SlOO...l Auembly. ThiS hal cou- mony pollllcal P<oblerno and has drained much energy from &ASU. Wllh Ihe poa...ge ol this t'lferen<Jum Stat•wkle, SASU will bl one of the mosl powerful lobbying lorees in the Sial e. llghllng IO< your rlghiS and onsld1ng lht Sludenla In SUNY Ihal Iheir voice lo being hn<d by our eleCIOCI lawmakero. Over lhe pall , _ )'Nre, SASU haa helped form -llllons lor lhe l>tnelll or public higher od~allon. Our Stat•wtc:te a1ude.ot gover,ment hal alto lnc.hed thtlr ••1 Th11 ia the purpose of a strong, voter regfs~ration drive. Wlllcllls also lmplemenled by SASU. Wtth lhls Increase in dues SASU's ¥Oter reg:istradon di1¥M and political aclion commil!ee Will be much mo<emlecllve, making lltudenll of SUNY a wtabte voting oommumty. Obriou:sl)' I can't olreu er>ouOh. "'" '"'-'once of passage of lhls SASU referendum. ~vot e yes! There nu been O"'UCh skepf.cism dwected towards tM c:onlldtnliallry ol the Pteslclenlial Search Commillee. I lhlnl< h Is lrnportanl lo explain lhe reu6n IO< SUCl1 conlldentiaflty on this rnaue-r. Many ~ludenll {U well faculty oncl Sial~ have ~uea:Uoned the v•IMSity of the seCrecy as well as u requesting Input Ito the diel•lon on lhe llnal candldaln. t am always happy to receive ~pt.lt from my constltuenta, but a refeandum on who the next presklent will be Is ablurd.. t muat ask ll)e University c:ommun1ty to h.lve faith In lhlo commlllee. The comnil!lee Is made up ol representattwres of the maj01 Unf¥eralty constltuenc'-. Including ltudonls, leculty, ~IIIII and oltJmnl. 1 ho.e apenl many noura on this crucial task at meetlngt;. Interviews and on my own, studying c~mleutum vflae. The candldttea hove been auperlo<. We hove all,..lll<l ihe 1 ,...,1 Ihe candldaleL Many oil he candidates hove hlg~ jobs at major unlvoroll,.. around Ihe counlry. II - d go1 back 10 I heir COfriPU-, lhey moy be lO<Ced IO deny candidacy and wllhdrow. Whol h - • II an odmlnlaltalor'a candidacy It ltal<ocJ on hls campus and he lan'l choeen lor ""' P<e-..ey? His Job • Ill prOI>ebty be ellectOCI del•'"-tally. Along Ihe same linea, II a candldeteo'a nemo waa k - by INs cemc>uS• ...,_. delrimantal 10 lhe .,.... adm!.'l.'3t:;:l.Jn may .JUrfaoe, a'td e;a~n. a potantlal candidate may be tost. n ahOUICI be nocecs tl\lt the eomtniiiM has a orut deal ol lniO<matlon ""tact> candldale. much mort then any ottHtf member ot the unt.•sHy comnwnity could evw acqulra. Plt&M kMp lhlt in mind and II ,.,....,.. begaln 10 drculatt "' the ne11 lulurw. This commHioo- our UnlvO<oily aa having rhe polenllal of being .,.,. oil he baatln lhe counlry, yet I he mombera also reaM. . Ihe barrl.,. whicl> rnualfnl be crOSMd and Ihe ~~of being o pen of a major Stat•wlde Unf've.rshy • hlch dOM not wlt h to 1\ave any campus a1onc1 out aa lht " llogahlp.'' TM po•IIIOM ef>d vlewa leA., In Repotl From Talbert do not ,..,_uerlty rwii«Jit~• bf The Spec1rum•• edllorla/l>oatd. Report From Talbert /a , .• .,,.., N • public MtVIoe. �r-------------~~~;---- --- -- -----~ I I OUTOUR cou PON PAGES : ~---------------------- ---------J 1 SJ>ectet Ott&rt .. •dv@t'tl ROlling s-:!:; National ~ssoclatlon of Amateur Gynecology An 01'91ft1Ullon W- Loolllng Into • •.JS • • T - · SUI OKlo+ $1.00 Poo'-~~ n ,oo Poolego o ~ " - ( IIIII GIMft) SN.u (lor h -111 roul · nuo • 11.00 ~ • c.o,O 1~1 • A·en a --~ - - · -· Cet1111<elo, _...,.._Sil O 11 0 L O XL O _ ~ ------------------------- ~ ---------------- A9L•------ ~~ -----------------~ en ''---------:-- en Eap. o... - - - - - - - - - - ~ ----------~---....... ~peyllblet o: au:ussors: "lt"s up to lht man... ,Jince he has tht stronan:l sex dri\'t," ''God macte...mcn that way." AlthoUJ)Ilnost men tholl$bt th< t,.dition that lhC)' .toould have to cake tbe initiati\~and rbk rcjtction- was unrair, SOrM said they accepted i1 as just the .. ay thi,.. are: "I think that moot ....,..,., ralhct slly or makillJ ad, ...... , the customary <thic Is 11.- mco arc supposaho do that. W tuch IS not fair. bul Lhttt it b .•• "I initiate the..,. boaouse I reet 0 it is apca:Od rronuhc: am and it has alwa)-s Y~-'Orked out to be the Mst method to A\'t time in many ways." ''I almost always initiate used to it ." , Once again, thert wrte many c:omptaints that tht man h:a\'ina-to take the initiatht made h 1«''ll women didn'c watu .sa as much as Na- - l o n o t --O,...cology 1111 I. 111\ IL N· 2 trip.'' " I prcra il. boaoUKir the otha person ponues me, llmmcdlatdy 01an worrying aboua brina tripped, dominated, etc." A rcw men said u wu ordained by na:run 1bat men be the inlcrCloursc. I don't mind; I'm NAAG - Hite. co- they did: • •1 find I usu.aUy have to make tbt anitlll tau&J .clvaott b«ause siJe can so '"' so Jon& •i1hou1 sex. Somaima J •-on6« if W "is acquladna to an advanoe bcc:l~ slle recr. .toe has tO •perrorm.' becawe it'5 'her duty' or 50mt: other similar shit that ~·omen ha\'e been br<><~aht up to fed. I would feel much better iJ sh< would say, ' I have a KJCual ideotity that is mine lO uptort, ex-pand and <n.ioy. 1 ha..,n't tried thil. So l<t's do X, Y and Zl' I "'ould feel much bett<r ir I lm<"" .toe"'" as inumtt!d in me ror Mr own Akc and cratirtcac.ion as I am in bcr ror my o.. n sake and anUratioo~" Aod more ledinss or an..., y..._ l, unl&ll) make the inltial '""""' advan«-thc initial ad.anct and ... <ry othct adV<U1C< after !hat-and I'm damned tired or it . I male tb< first phon<: call, I ma~e the first date, I ki.s her, I toudl her, and I ruck her. It's no wonder wt crow up to think of \loOrotn as objects. ~u$-t th:n•s cxaedy v.h3l many women act like. They ah·t liule lndk:ation th:u they 1rc: driven by the same motlvts. dcsirts, and uraes that "C a~ . They Qptrate unckr the a.nump&~ that tM'y have. *""liM-• somcduna •e by don't the) C\cr IC1 blot •-e ha,·e JOID<'Ihil\a they .."Ontl When am I SOIIlJtO be treated tike a IC!<Wil objcct?- l 'd lo\C it." "I ha-c a,..., reclina or pressure on mr: to ask the Jirl for date, ro kiss ht:r, to itan a romandc conversation. 10 bt the aagrasor in sex and 10 dominate it, all bc<:au,. I reel it is c.pcued 1 or me 10 behO\c like this." Do Mtn Wan I Womeo To Ml.. t 1'ht fine AdV11Mt! 0\er and OYU apln. as • 'e have stm, mm said tM) wisMd the "OI!Wl "ould make the finl acha.nce: "I ha\'0 reed about mm who do noc. •ant tbrir w1re makin& tht rua ad•--.n«, but not rne. I can rem<mbcr about t•<nty )'O&f$1&0 ("e ho• e been married three yean) ,.., checked into a mold on vac:adon 10 the middle or the ancmoon. Soon a fter &~ling in our room, my wirt pui htd l'nt onto the bed and climbed 0t1 top or m<. The lovina that rollo•·cd ..... v.1ld and torrid. How I y,.i.)h Jhc \\OUid let like that aaain:• " I'd love 10 be a .ex objecJ at leo11 for a ,.htlc. I thinl I'd ptobobly ho-. a h<an anack if 10mc -.oman Wet 10 me. ' You tum me on and I'd hLe to make IO\ ~ w.'lth you.' .. en "Ish the) 'd be more up.rront and tdl me "hal they .., on h.l'e '" mmd. I •onckr if the) tell Redford m od•antt." And )d. many mm-som('(ima the ,satn( mtn "ho "'ishf'd ~omrn v.ould n111lr.c 1he fi,. • ad\'&ntt-had mixed or ncsativt retlfna) 3boUI whtlher lhe 'IAI'Oman should make <he firsL 3dvantf: or be- 5C"uaUy au,rwive: " Whtn 1 suu csttd ro my partner that she be more auras.i\'e, she tried it and I baC"k .. ptdakd. My initial rcKtion to any se,uany aaaressive: .. oman is 10 mo"e a ..-.y." ''T'I'ttrt' "-"U one ocasW>n >~rhC'ft I bvana •ith a •oman for a •cck. •hm 1 • -anted to avoid ~ex ana a r.w days. Amuioa bow my 16 drin dropptd; maybe: it "'U a aubconJdous fear &C'IIing •"D Long after the other gents was wore out. that ole railroader Jeremiah Weed was still going srrong. He liked dancin' almost as much as sippin' likker and swect•talkin' us Hurdy Gurdy girls:· - Jeremiah Weed is more than a legend. It's a tribute to a 100 proof maverick. or traf>P<d," "I do not v.ilh to he the ooc: al .. ays e~pcaed lO inhiate sexual contact. At the same tlmc, I find that I very much wish to be 'inviled.' rather than sed~. · t<ased. or piJiyed 1 rrecu when sudd<nly aripped about the P<nl> by my lo•er-che dement or "''h. forcdulncss in my tover'1 approach to me: can be s:wtlinJ to the poOnl or tumlna me ofr." When men say they ,..nt to be more ''aacrasive'' OCJtually, .. hat do they mean? Do they mean that they want the woman 10 USC'ft her o-.n so.u.al id<ntity and uniqu...,s, to create JtX in 1 new •ay, a way •h.icb miaht brine more plcasur< to her, or do they mean that they want vr.·omen to paniclpatc: with mort enthusia.sm in the ritual of whar. our cullurt has come to rtsard as •'OOJC'ft male sexualitY? As one man put h . " I don•t like to have a woman be: pa.s.sivc with me, btcau~ I fetl then thai she is indirrermt, and it ~..-:;;~ my po~er.tj'. -~~ ~'i~~·~ woman .shOVI'ift.& ht-r c:;;,~wmtnt and c~C"~ation fn m-ponsc to vr.hat I do to her eAatcs mt. But sM shouldn't be: dtmandina. and initiatt sex ..-heft t il - M 100 Proof-Jeie~iah Wt?Rd Jeremiah~ Bourtlon liqOeur.~ 1981 fteublein, Inc.. Hartford, Conn. e.il.hn.·• don., •-an.• F10m tht book The Hite Report S.~uality by Shth' Hilt. Copyfilht 1981 by Shn't Hilt, Rtprlnttd by prrmUslon of Al/rNI A. K~top/. In<. Distrlbw«l by Los An~ nu~s SyndiNtr. on Mak �••$ SAVE 10·15% ON CAR INSURANCE FOR 3 YEARS Attend 8 defensi ve driving course sponsored by the NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL o• lolonnatloo C•ll B"llalo Dri•log Scl>ool IL.:: s ....~.~::~.a~?....,.~ Orlrers license nol requlrR UUAB looks to pr9sper in a , shrinking ·fiscal market ... uw.aow.aon ~ L.ok ......... ·w• c•n,... ht1IW to •Pf'Nl IO ~ •" ,,. 1 panJalamwer. The Arena, wi1h mC't '" Sa~ Antonio, Tb~ to 111M - By U SA MAND EL Sp«1rum Srqff RtpOnu diocuss problems radn& coli<&< con«n produaioM. Risin& 10000 ...... is nol good ror an'rrnoon concc-ns, OS,Cn Mike production costs ha\·c.;:au1td 1 natiOn :II dtcline ln thC' nuntbc:r or JhO* '· and other continuing small "A 1<hoolrhls oil< should b< able 10 11:1 bl:lr<r bands. •• Physical Therapy mojor Myles Kessler complain«!. "E><n Comdlgor lb< Ktnh."' Sopllomor< Laura Giannini ldckd 1ha1 "oil UB .,.., &<U are watm..up typt bands. I nn-er even hurd or mou or them ... •• A ftemoon concerts in Squirt a.rc a welcome s:urprist," said Bioloay major Mike Kric:hmar. "Afier class I like 10 hang our, ha"' a couple ol b<m and li!ltn to the music. It would bt ~\m beller ir the bands ,...,. d«:cnt." "W• can n<>'<f hope 10 apptal ro <'tl)body all the o-." lammttd Unh-cniry Union Acti>ie> Board (\IUAB)'Di.uioo Oir<aor Loi• Waldman. Stodenr ,.,... are diverse, but UUAB i• u~n& 10 pleas< as many peopk .. possible by booking • 'lllidc variety Of .ShOYI$. l..asl Wttk, • local band, 80S was schtdultd lo aurae1 commuter auclic:nct":. Jazz drummer Jock O.Johneu, rock and roll bands, and mows ror wt>rn<ft are all beill& planntd. Super stars and bia •.,..._•• bands are O<JI or the question r01 UB. "Our •'hok bod&l:l oouldll't pay ror tb< Rollill& Stones," admiuodWaldman. "We are not profasional promotm, we're a non.....pront or,aniu.tion. '' UUAB's budget hasn'l c:hangod in the pul Lhrec )'til'$. 1'l\t price of the ulcnt has increas«< because "the Industry as a whole Is deprcsstd." UUAB Musk O.airman R<& Gilbert explain«!." ..&ptdally the courina. end. H U a·s lara<st rodlity-Oart Hall-only holds 12QO people. dtfinildy Umitill& the taltnt ovailabk. In • lar&er hall mort udeu could be sold and mor< production ClOSIS will b< covertd. In addition, Oark is not avaU1ble for conc:cru vrry often. "There b always a lot of rtd .tape to 10 throu&h,'' Waldnw> said. "This )'tV we ore pr<-rt&istertd 10 b< In rhe pm abO<Jt onee • monlh ." UUAB is quite coucemod about Squito dosill&: it has beea the r.au1y mou on.., usod. The opmina or the Alumni Arena on the Amhenl Campus will only b< t\'C'niS. sho.. ) Mine presemrd a~ Vrtlla\ tht site or these sho.. s. NECAA E.\ceu~ i •e Oir<aor Oat) Ell&hlh m a m:<nt B•llbo41'TI E\'en afler ahc AJumni Atetl.l u opentd, bia bands ~<ill not b< comlna ro Ull. Acoordin! ro HII'<Y and CorLy Collq< Al<nt Robin Shisln". many band• sta)· loyalro rh< local promoters. Sdrools rhot do g1:1 rhcst bands hi"'C almos1 nothin& 10 do with maptinf' aniclc noted thai tb~rt $11111• a heakh) COll<&< marL<!, but n is mort" conscn·athc. Aet»rdin.& 10 ftt&lish~ incrd.\olnl productton costs makr a pOOr the produnion. "Professionals •• eome in and do Lhe whole show. judJtmnu on a .sho" an ecouonll( Enansh ~s o utside prornou~rs b«ominJ more invohtd in C'IOl(liJ$ productions, "ThC' day Of th< bia sho.. doesn't seem to be T he orpniz..alion docs not have lhf option Of doin.& Sh0W5 in OfrcampuS halls. "We did Bobby and 0\Cf, •• The Mrdni&hts at Shus tau )'tal." Orlbert notod. a diusta. " UUAB t.... SIS,OOO be<;....., ol pod) planninJ. ''l"hf- timin, rully hurt us. •· Wa)dman added. ''The shov. v.·a., "II"""' ihO\\S mo.. aspeas. Repccsau.ativcs from UUAB production, student lO\-nnmtnls. and the m~ia .makeup commiu« ~Mmben. II lS really an in pur board." Waldman notod." UUAB is also looking ror $luck'nt opinion and has sent out a S<V<n pa&< survey 10 get reodbac:t on •hat studcnu want to see. bow it mould b< prQ!TIOiod. and any s_.uons they miaht ba<e. The rC"SU.Iu arc no'4 bftn& tallycd. E arlier this month lhe National Enrtrtalnment and Campus Aetivitits Association (NECAA) for K\Tal years. T .. o )~US ago they pr<S<nttd Blond~< rn the WiiL~n Pub, and ha,•e also brouaht guharlst R)'t Coodcr '-lld problem oa:urred on the night of 1he 80S conctrn. With a lclcvi.scd Bills aame. only 300 tic.kccs were sold. Now, inslnd of h~"in& tbc Musk Chalrnw> dead< on all s. a llpenoo ~""" board has be<1l rormed to - t h e reosibility or. show from oil the Police lo UB. us:· ·•we would do more .... ilh added Shisler. ·•aut $ludcncs "''ant a ccnain amount of autonomy. When a promotion "mey it in\Oh·"'td, people teod lO aS$00111: ahe lho~ 'Aith them rather tban the sc:hool." Shill<r i>lookina rorward 10 the openill& or Ihe Alumoi Arena, but add> rhal h -.ill be both n<&ath"< and po~itivc . ..1Def can do (antOitic .ShOW$ and still have fow tit.kt-1 prices.: • noted the agent. "Out 1r the show Oops there con be up to a $40,000 loss. We can cut lOSt'S t.o sorM excrot.'' The prodi!Ca''s- hopes' ro co--spomor mcwc tffftU •ith UUAB both 011 campus and orr• "I used to at the UniV<rSity m)'Sdr," explaintd Shiskr. ..H~funy. 1\"'e can give tht Unh•e:rsiry a profil." U .OOOFFYOUR I PRINTED RESUME lSSO Nlapra FaDe Blvd I &37-4453 I Toaawaada, N.Y. $1•••• (OIIero-dTiuu : 1511 Waldea A-. 1 Cbeektowa. .. N.Y.I 897-G861 s,..-. • ltocbetuo-, Utiea, Scloe>eetacly, Albany, New y ...t. • Botu ia , at2 pm • Fridaya Rocheoler' s,.aue, c..eMO, ComJna, Elmira at 3:45 pm Fridaya • Ellic:ott Complex at c-....u...t r - SUNDAYS r,.._ ut.c.a. eJ~,LR.c.& a.,. Qf.la7 Offi<c IF....J TRALWA YS l£A \IES FIIOIIf: st·~---·~«t.SJ····.··St Q I 1 BIG RED TO: th<' direa:or said "The promoter of bi.c acu •ho .. undtf" rit<S th<ro has c:hanjltd Buffalo promotion OJ<:nC') Hat•<) and CorL) has oo-sponsortd UB on eklction njJ,ht ." A similar : GO ClllliUOpht. Shisler comm<nttd. - 10/1 1/81)•-.••$ 1 ELUCOlT COMPUX TUNNEL • 'I �sports Finding People with ANSWERS Freshmon stlldents are encouroqed to schedule appointments with their D.U.E. acf· ulsm during Freshmen Aduisement W~Jd. Stpr. I 4th - Ocr. lnd. tf !IQUr adviser is located on the Main St. Campus, call 83 I-363 I; on Amherst call 636-1450. Meeting scheduled to decide NGAA·CFA spat for : Decembe·r 6 111«1 suit> In coun apinstlh< NCAA to funher A m«lil\8 has btcn sch<dul<d for 1he ~·«k or Dt<mlbor 6 bctw«n lht Nolional ~ate Alhl<tic ASSO<ialion (NCAA) and lh< Coli* Foolball "'ho has ld<v;$ion riahU C'OIItrol. The meetioa W111 antmpt 10 setclr aM\Iisputr ova the CFA's sipin& I td<mioo COAIIICI ...ub NBC lui month. T"-o monlbs *a'). the NCAA siped a simiw contriiCt "''ith ABC and CBS. Th< IWO orpnizalions haw been ar odd,s and at ahe mMina't a.hey hope. a ._BAllO'S BACK!! That same famous BNI·On-Waelt that you remember so well Is AOW being served at The mteting will abo foe:u.5 on 1M HOUSE OF BEEF •.. BAILEY at LOVEJOY Now Se"ing Buffalo's Best Unhasit)· of Georc;ta, on Salurday ni&hlS. Escima~ions undtr the NBC deal prtdia a team VrouJd gtt as muc-h as 7,7 million over lh< four year controct, while only $6..1 rntllion under 1he NCAA., deal "'itb ABC Ond CBS • "\\c'll ho.e 10 "'<ilh 1h< ck<isoon" Slid Coau1hamcl. "Th< Dt<mlbct mm.ina <hould hopefully "rattht<n I~ OUI," Tc~as. and OUahoma ha-.c~ Harriers accomplish triple win 10% DISCOUNT BEEF ON WECK are famous offers the tOp teams more moncy and mort: television appearances, including somc prime lime :appearances W ith Hx tdc\uion squabbk continuiAJ, tbc BEEFON WECK f ------------~------~--~~~~ In npsuliz<d form, lh< CFA Olf.....,l wilh NBC possibl~ r<duction of eollqos in th< NCAA's top fOOtball dh·isioo and 10 scop 1hc invol vtm~nl of non·foocbaU playin& eoll<sos in root ball 1cle•lslon eonoraas. Tht Sou1heastem, Wntun. Atlantk and Big 8 C'Oflfcrcnca ur&cd sc:hcdulina of 1hc mMin.g so any rcorpnization process coukj act underway. at the same famows location • NOT ONLY THE BIGGEST.•• BUT THE BEST • e~tha- bel~tm 1hc NCAA or CfA contriCI. Hopefully <><r)1hin~ will b< molv<d by th<n." scttl<m<nl will b< reach«!. OLD BAILEYfNN Dally 11am ·12 mid. 7 OaysaWeek lilina suils on I he sround• that the: NCAA should no1 pmaliu CFA schoob that sian the: NBC controa. ''It's YCtY complicaiN, '' C'Ommcnttd Jab Ctautham<l, Alhkti< Dim:tor ao Srno<UK Unl•alitl. • CF'l'. tdlool. "Aflcr 1hc aJVT1 hearinas. 1hc members of the CFA ~;u finally ckad< 1o ehoosc A>!OC'iation (CFA) 10 r<SOI•< 1h< oon1rovmy over NOTICE------. With Student I.D. C'Qmplkatt the mattc:rs. The three univenicia arc Almost one year 10 Ihe day, the U B men's varsily Cross· Country team again invaded Houghton Coli<&• and cam< home With 8 triple SW«p or Houghton, Hartwich and Eisenhower Collqeo. The Bulls' victory roll on< day short or a )'ear whtn UB las1 trounced the tri.,. or Division Ill schools with Hartwick as lhe hosl during th< 1980 campaign. With five runness in the top ten finalists, tbe Bulls piled up victori<s or IS-SO (over Houghton). 15-48 (Eisotbower) and 2S·30 (Hanwiek} in LM S.2 place. " I exptet<d 10 win," said Heine n. " next w«:k will be the real test." When on Salurday 1he Bulls travel to Suny Binghamlon ror a tri-mee1 with Ithaca, Cortland State and Binghamton. 0 Sports Clipboard "'*race. Senior runner and team OOOIII!EM IWl. • 8:00 am • LO:OO pm • 400 pm · 8:00pm AED~CAFETDIIA capeain AI Anson, sufrering rrom the common crosssoounlry ailment-shin splits-finisbellthe race in S<COnd place with a time or 28::W, 2S ieconds behind first place finisher Charley Cason or Hanwiek. " Cason beat AI (Anson) on IM bills." said UB roach AI Heinm, uwe dOn't h&\'e LM trainina racilities available to comptte .that well on a hilly RICMOND S1t.llENT aJB • 4:00 pm · 8.00 pm course."' 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The baule has squared UB against the SUNY Board of Trustees, the New York Lc&islaturo aod possibly e'en tht State Couns, resulting in intense potilieal pressure on the Univenity 10 eoncedt and dosr its doon on Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur-which it has Sleadfastly refused 10 do and presently shows no sign of ooncec:llng. AI l$sue Is whether UB should rrmaln open ori the two holidays-a d«l$ion tht Slate University or Now York (SUNY) Trustees has ~en up 10 the individual institutions. But tho mauer has bttom• clouded by the Legislature's approval of a bill that mandates SUNY schools dose and is currently sinin& In tho Assembly awaitina UB's final determination . Should UB decide to concede on the faced with a Lqislature that was thrcatenin& 10 mandate tho holidays b)' law, Lhe TrWiea ~ded to rorcr the shutdown Lhemsd•es. " Rather !han Itt me Legislature gtt lnvol•ed," Blinken ~plained, "wt decided it would bt- wiser to have a policy. But our decbion was mel with unhappiness at many campuses; it was ttrrible policy." The Chair explained that UB was amo(l&the most vocal opponents of this measure and its hostitily was illustraled in Faculty Stnatt actions and Calandar Committee opinions, callin& for au1onomy O\'er schedulin&. So in February. tbe Trustees opted 10 change the poUcy and UB's Calendar Comminee promptly recommended that the religious holidays be sacrificed and Ihal in 1982-1983 school year, UB should remain open on those date>, nrauing thai the schedule did not contain room for trangrtSSions such as religious holidays. C modar Commiuee Chair Andr..Holl assorted 1ha1 "the Unl\-ersity could not accommodate all of the -celigious holidays. The issut is really not whether 10 schedule Jewish .._. holjdays but or simple procedure ... n.~ Graduate School A:.sociBI< Dean nates "Go home J<ws" and "Kill Jrws,' • now t\'tn the calendar committre's anti·Scmicism is showina. ·· She added thai she was "horrified" by tho Commutee's rutin&. Yet Blackhunt .saiclthalthae wa.s no an1i-Stmi1ism intended and thai il was nol an issue in lhe discussions. "I don'l delect any anti·Strnitism," the Dean <xplaincd. "But l think there 1.1 some reeling lh31 becau~e or the way tht dcci$ion was madt it was dinurbina. but people are assuming hostility for somelhin&that is not thtrt. '' Arter tbe Commiuee's March decisiOn, SUNY CenLral rcques1ed 1ha1 UB reconsider and President Robert L. Kcner forwarded this 10 the Calendar Comminee. Meanwhilt two Assscrnblymen- Mark Siegal and Sheldon Silver- sponsor<d a blll that would mandate thai SUtiY schools close down on the holidays, and Ihe measure promptly passed bolh housr>. Accordina lo a spoke$man in Siegal'> Ofli«. the bill WIS SCOttO GoHrnor Huah L Carey and rtturned witb a mcssaae thai called for !lllnor modification. and claiming lhat unless enacted, the leablalion would be vetoed. "Appartntly, the Governor wanted to leave the decision up to the president and nol mandare that they - ... (lol......... maner or principle that keeps 1hem from gi•in& in under pressur<, and a firm conviction that it would be too difliSIIlt 10 fit 1be holidays tnto the cale-ndar "ilhow a lcssentna or us academic runction. Holt wd he felt it was up lo UB 10 stand up for ,.hat it believes in. " I don't know whal a Universi1y is other than 10 explicate principles 10 th~ community," he insisttd ... We can•t ho" to intimidation." Ht added that it v.as UB's purpose to provide a valut S)'Siem and stid: by it. "Some time the people ,.Ill look to the University to support them in othet mailers, and wonder -..hy I hey don't s1and on their principles. ·• Hoh said . The Associate Dean was joined in his condemnation of Lhe Legi1lature by Bl>ckhurSI who charged that "BS a civillibenarian, I am disiUrbed by legislativr manilate around academic mallets." Ht .aid that if the LcJislature had the power to create a holiday it could strip the insljtulion of one-a coraii¥Y Blackhurst felt v.ould be bad practioe. According to Gordon, howevn, it is not "principle venus pra.a ma1ism" bu1 rather "comp~ance "ilh a Trustee reaulatioh. •· lie wd it was dubious whelher UB W..s oomolyina with the ... _ ._.._.tr._ _ ., _ _ _ _ n . _ mlf Mel u, 6ft cour\. ..._.. UB dc:t to ftl.-.. matter, SUNY Oepu1y to Lhe Chancellor for Legislative Relations, Herbert Gordon llll.intained lhe bill wollld die. But if UB refuses, il would be cnacled and im~ on the system. fearina thai the biD would unrxccuarily dose irutitutions IbM have a small minority of Jewish >1udents, !he SUNY Central adminisuation and Board of Trullea has usuted pressure UB to capitulale. on "T be TruStee$ have uraed thllthe facultles take in1o accoun1 the lat&er isslllo$," Truslec Chairman Donald Bliokcn LOid Tht Spectrum Monday. "UB should wei&b all Of lhc consequences aod do.wbarts lease jnjurlous to the sySielll as a whole." J Tht history of the boliday quaf10o bcpn early in the decade, whtta t he Trwtecs had no policy, other than 10 leave the decisiotl to lbe diiaftion of the individual campuses. But in 1976, t added that Lo aceommodate lhe Jewish holidays would make "awkward" scheduling snafus and would hurt the Uoiversily. Commillet member James Blaclchurn, the UB Dean of Continuing .Education , maintained that it had problems tryina to lind a schedule witboUI lbe holidays, bul that with il, schedulina was impossible. "The problem is aettina a' calendar that fils-bavina the same numper of days balanced," he noted. "That's the fundarnenLal problem." But some have accused 1he University of anti-&mitism. ln .a letter published in Tht Sp«trum, Universily Sludent Jessica Simon wrote, "It is had enou&Jt that arafrttl around the school shw down," sbe added. Gordon said !hal the bill was not 10 be forwarded to the Governor "awaitina resolution of I he issue at Buffalo.» Tht Oepuly Chaneellor • admitted 1.t iat be was not overly concerned about the move because "I his 1ype or bill pops up every so of1en" and thai a final decision had ytt 10 be made by Keller. To a void a showdown with lhe Legi~ature, I he Trustees and SUNY Central have been encouraaina UB 10 capitulale while it has been suona in its diucot, as kener told the faculty Stna1e lasl ..-..t. the Truestees havo fallen back on 1he position that if a majority of students would be affeded the holiday{ should be declared and the days off aiven. "If a final decision come.s from UB nol to close clams, and lhe Legislature' mandales it, we will have a law that affects all the ..:hoots, even if lhey don't have siamrteant Jewl$1> poPII)ation." Gordon said. The SUNY ofrlcial contented that UB should view the iosue in light of tbe otber instlt~tions thai would be a.ff<(:led . B ut UB orrlcials araue thai it is a Trustee &uidetines, which lakt into account lhe number of people Who would be aff<(:led. Blinken, while usaiUna leaislative 1n~errcrence in SUJ'iY practiees, remained noncommiual on 1be impaa or the measure. Kctttr 1old the Senate that he was coruiderina .a kina tbe mauer 10 the coUTIS if UB s1ayed wilh its decision and the bill was e-nacted. Accordina to his Assistant Ron S1eln, UB has yet to malce a final decision and was still deliberating, ahhoush Kener has usually backed his Calendar Comminec. The Prosidenl was unavailable for comme-nt. "I know of no sianlrtcanl reason not 10 3CCepl au the recommendalions." Hoh claimed, noting that 1he Comminee, the FacuiLy Senate and its E•ecuti•i Committee had all called for the same thina~ "h has cone-before a tarat number or constiluency aroups and I really don 'I know any drcum.scances to chanar it.'" � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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' ' Were on the border lint!, .. A'lo~n·l \il.ld'" rducflce H> lht county prc>gr.un. .. We~,.,._~ I')COple ;m unc\ pt..X-1t.-<tl)' ubrupl mQvc 1ha1 Vt'ill Otrl<."\':t ~me 4.(00 \:OW11Y r-C\ld~h. I he F-r-h.· <.:ourily 1-lcahh Otpanmt:nc dt."C.'itlt."Cl l:hl \ Unutu.ft' lo rc:onnimuc ih roocr..t.lly ~l undttl l amily Pl:lr)lling Program. C~ing the: low cosl··df('(:liHuc,'" uf tho prog.ram otud t.h~ f'I~Loncc of 'im.ilur \ef'Vh:.'\"\ ~lwwf:ten: ln thl! '-'~unty, 1he RutkoW:\I..i Admini~ra1i1m his turned down anrroximatcly $4SO,OOO fn rcdcral f-unch and hn~ tlr'.t\Vn ( hatgcs of polltil.1i1 d oal-mak1ng rr.,m ir.ue "'"-'rkcr) tn the l')rOtram. fh~ F~:Ohly Plnnning Progr:un. whit.:h PfO\idl..., free coun\l:fina, ~o.'Ontr~:~ccpth·cs. prq:n:an'-'Y and V.1). l ~lin g fo r -:oumy rcsidcmo;., '-'til cl~ l>c\:oc.-'fnbr:r 30. ~n"te Llf il~ \\orkt'rs .trc ron~t'rned...,. to whethtr ;uu.J nUO"!!OH"frunt.•fiJ pr<>g.r:lnt.) m lht .area can llick up che ..lad-. ''Thb b 1hc only free- tlin~ in tht city,·• ..rud l·roncC\ A'-\ac1, an educator in the ptOl!-ram \\>ho ho\ ~pokcn o u1 :.gajn,l tht tlosing. A!t,~el. ~h o p.lltlicip:nttl in a rally September 3 o n the steps of 1hr Rath Cuumy Qflicc BuiJiJing prott.-stin.g the progr:un·~ df'mj~e ...aid lhefe ~re o ther fami ly planning scnittS in the county, hutthatthry charae for their ~c:rvic<-". v.hicl:t might lc;avc some lo~cr ­ incomc ~idenl$ out in the cold. The federal moneY that normall)' v.ould go 10 the county family planning ~tcr-which i~ wpplied by the fedt!r;ll l)cpa.rj ma\1 of H~lth and 1-tuman Services under ti'A't" X guhJclincs-~cnt instead to t'll'o other area org.anit.aUons, Planned Par~thood and Deaconess Hospital. HOYI'C 'vtr. only Deaconess whu art ton n~h 10 usc- M<."<ficare bill ~ou l d tiCH'r lbinJ,. or paying for their o ..... n health t:;tre bt'\!iu\.1.! lhcy•re ¥10f~'"8 to support f~milit.~. '' It '~ C'rat.)'.·· Assad 10ld Th<- ~\iN..-'>ttntm. '' n1c countY -\Crying for (td~raJ fund.§, )ei hL•re (hcy'te_ ltJrning tlo"'n h.Ufa million tloUaro.. ••. und they JU\t S:t\.C chc Buffalo Bills hair a miUioo dollan ror nc.... tufl. ~you wonder where thdr prioritit} 3rt." A~-on.Jio~ to:.. source W<)rkmg LIO'el_y v.tth the u-.-n.. Hion from lh( courtl)' family rtlttnnillg NO~mm h'l I hOM! private.!_)· rund~. o..lJd\ 01 11\U\'C \\OUkJ dt."O.)' ..cn.i"-c~ 10 abom 2,<XX> oounty rt..."\idcnh~ The ~(hU\.C, who in~stt.-<1 on .anonyn1i1y. al\0 dttd '-IDt1\tit..-"\ lrom lht New York Slrue Depart.rmmt of lh:.ahh ~hkh inditttted 1h~ ~ount)' program, \tn\'C TL' 1973 ~ion, \t~Qh to haw: v.or~t.-d. Af..'t'Ording. 10 tht 'iOlir"~· ...inu- 197S lht oco.n:nal Ucath r.ah.' in 1he county ha\ dmppcd from 17.8 J'K'f 1000 10 12.2 Jl<'' 1000. Simol:o.rly. the iuf>n! dcall\ 1111< dropped rrom 25.1 per I(J()() lO 17.3 and I he lt:C1ltigC pregnancy rate hai drop()Cd rrum Y.S I'X'f 1000 to 6.9. To A~d and 01h~rs. 1hr tJ"'ii,lon to do~ tht prQsram ~cems tO \Uggeo.t ahe: ttutk0\\~1d A.dminhlration n. f)la.yinl to NC"- Ri&tn poHttcat rn 1cres1~ panicola.rily lhf' Ri&hHo-lifC' Party . •• f le (Rutkows'ci) v.a..\ promi~ rc-cl«lion by pt'Opk ¥tho wanted th~ place closed down. •• t\~'lo3tl cll.;trscd ~ V oic:ing a similar opinion lHE distributed free to IM Unlwtralty communnylltm•r one copy per l*".tOI'I tiulth Commissiontt Don1Jd B. Thomas v.'3Y. Killian Vetter. rormcr Oerl~ts- •nv J»>mc.al lftUtlttllrJOn, ct«o~s10n EORUM Monday, 21 September 1981 Volume 32 Number 12 Sta le Unl~ersity ol New Yofll a1 Buflalo Court denies Women bowlers' injunction request The team is 'dead' By ANTIIONY M. PI:.Tfl MuJtUN.ing Ulitor he decision is 111«1. Arter three: v.eeks or cart(ul thought 3nd dtlibtration, Judae John T. Elfvin filed his d«ision on v. hctht'f or not 10 g.ran1 p~Uminary injumajon 10 tht u o·s women 's bowling ttam. an injunction v.1hich \+.ould ha ..'e prc\·tntC'd tht University from demoting tht bowling program to club .status. T The program is dead . The lnjuncaion doni<d. In a caU rrom WiHiam Weiss' office, the - auorney represc.ntins 1h~ Royal's Pam Dctig and Barbara lrv.'in, Tl•t S,~t:trttm learned from that the team had fai led 10 block the athletic departmc.nt's move. "We're dead," Deli& lamcnt<d. "Righi now- we art a club tc~m . They (the UB Athletic Dcpanm<nl) 3Ccompli>h<d "'hal they 5C't out 10 do. Jhtre won't be 3 team. to contend with." Tht objecli"c or the suit ror the: women was to J)I"O\'t that the program would ~ ufftr undue hards-hip and 1he drop to dub sl~us was"a rttaljatory aC'tlon. Elfvin"s .stattmenl in effect stated that ••che women failtd to substantiate undue hardship and that ahhough re1alia1ion could have been a possible motivf'," he round it unliktly. So, the u,gly and bitter struggle between " We're dead. right now we are a club team. They-accofijflished what they wanted to do. There won't be a team to contend with." -Bowler Pam Deitg the women'$ bowHns ltam and the University whicb S!arted in lh< Fall of 1980 it over .Tht imbroglio run th.e gamu( of litigation, <tanin& Wl!h the liling of a TWe IX grievance o n Septemllcr 4, 1980 to a vosil by the Office of Civil R1gbu (OCR) this year. The original controversy centered around the hiring of PaUl Ttinieris as cqach of thewomen's team for the. 1~81 season. Tlinltri.s at lhe time, ha4 no pr~·iou.s varsitY coaching experience .nd was coac.hios tht men.:s club le.am at the same tiom. Under Tide IX, the women· contended, they were mtitted to a coach who could provid~ direction comparab1e 10 !heir levet.of competition. The Royals were mulonaJI) r:tuLc.\J hfl\1 unllcr the Titlt L.X \HilUI.atiOn'lo Tt.intA:rh did noc appear 10 meet the n~ rrquir<mrnts. Tire Royah '"U<"cd hiring Cindy cvhurn, -u pc()fC"i"ionttl bowler who ot\si~1ed J:mt l)oland, lhe- OUIJOing UB coach. Their rtqu~t \l.:t-~ dcnil-d by Womtu's Ath.lctic Dil«tor Betty Dimmkk and Tz.inicrh. wat hired, ;;;purring Lht 8tlCV30\."C. 111e v,holc afrair took a new twist when Tzinic:ri.s Quil jn cht middle: of tht ~~.eason ci1ing 1.3ck of C"OO~ratio n from the tAOmt!n uncl a desire: to devore aU hU time to the men '3S Lht ro.sons. With his resignation effective brr;culing the Sptin.a 1981 .'!tffiester Dimmick w.a .. tace!d \\ilh appoinling aooche:r t'O:tc:h. Cobum was turcd and lhco problem was apparently ~hed. The team. howc,·c.-. did no1 drop the Title IX action because budgcuuy probltms u.·crc also inw~h.-ed. T hen-in what the t~ deemtd a retaliatory action- Dimmkk submitted a proposal in June LO the Chairman o( R«reation, Athletics. and Rtlau~d ln>uuction (RARI) S:iivatore Esposito recommending the drrnoaion of varsity bo"'lina to club ~tat us and l'q)ladnait with women·~ varsity ~er for tht 198l.sta.son. The team did not lcani or thC' • r«:ommc.ndatioo unril August. "We were shocked, " Ottig said at the time. "We wc:rcn•t "'Onsulted. We had no imput oo the decision:• Oetig and lr,.in th<n lil<d •uit in Ftdttal Court on Auaust 2.6 setking a temporasy injunaion to stop the dQ.wngrade. • Technically !h< debal< is not over. Tile,. 1$ still a [<dual action in the works wh.kh "ill follow the process as that for tho temporary injunction. Also. if !he OCR rules in tht bo¥~-11crs• fa\'or, abe program have: to be raised aeain to varsily .status. Thtrc. is a dccision·.makin& pt:riod for the: Ofrlt< and then th< University bas 90 days in which 10 implement the ~I•· If the chan&e is .not made wiahin that timt, . • di.!Ciplinary action will be taken. The whole pr&ess coula uhimattly 1<111 the 1981-82 ••mt "'"ill sca.son. When contact<d Dimroick chose not to commont o~ tb< lid1ation until Monday. �in short. 21 SoplemM< 1MI ca m p u ~ further r~arch on thr computer) "lllhich ha't btcn add~ to the modirl<'d "rat<i~ bombco. Assembly begins new year VJO< Pr<Sid<nt for Academk Affaln Robort Rossb<r& told a aathmna of tht S111deot Asso<iation (S/1) As_,bly tranquility has 1><\'CI' bc'CI'1 part of UB lif• and llltl conflict has bc'CI'1 inhtr<nlly b..hhy and ~><ntrocbl ..,..,.tionally. His mnarlt• cam< at an oraanlutionalmmina of tht lqJ>Iaturo, •hidl scn<d to oncnt n<W membcn 10 II>< l>o"Y· "Tho da$h ef id<as and lhc conlba or id<as has contribut<d to 1ro,.th," Rossb<ra aplain<d in a -'> desicn<d to &uid< tht n~•ron\Cfl into SA. Tht ,.i« presKitnl )a~kd the doRna or Squire Hall a ._cy issue and rcc:oun1td 1ht various historiC$ behind th< bulldlna and Sludent activity. SA A>s<mbty Spoakor Frank lmbuoaia- • ·ho upr<SS<d disappointment at lht.IO" turnout-optntd the informational ~)Mon. callina, for inatased in\loh·cmcnt and &h"i"l more auentton to lhtir duties so u 10 mal.c tbt AW'mbly an intq.ral pan or SA. "I'm 1101 di>Oulb<d by tht turnout ," S/1 Vo:t l'r<sid<nt Sir-< Karlan noted. ··This Assembly an so ~brrt\cr 1t -.ant5 10 th•~ )U.t."" John K. Lapi.IJ\IJ£4SitOt-4tt-Chl•l S.th Goodch!tGM• ~t•tlrtO ffl,tot Internships get the ax IRitiatrd in 1969. computers. This 5emcstc:r the 5'aff o f tht Univcnhy•s Computins Ct:ntt1' is ouchm& a 12·•e<:L cour>< bqinnina today, Scptembor 21 . The prOferam t.s (ret. (or no acadmnc credi,, Classes au opro to all "*'~\old 1n room 2n2 Baldy Hall, 1\mhnSI Campus !rom 3:10 to S p.n1. Tht 1Ctio •iU ~taught in modutts bqjnnina '<~>ilh a brirf tntroducuon to com put en. follo-A'td b) a choitt of a bq.innina lancuaa< and ... introduction 10 tht batic op<ratioo or tht UniY('rlll~·· CDC C)'b<r 174 computer. J( there arran) questions, conta<r Ra) Volpo at 831·3SSI for (A &r«ting to Conaro1 on h-. rirst da) bad to school )_ All nght. class. ~nk 6o"'" and "ctcomc b3Clto \\a~htnJion Your rlfs:t assig,nmtnt this $CmCSttf u to ~rite a compo<nion-"How My Summer \' acauon WI$ Lous<d Up b) tht Cane on Wall Slr«t." In our chics dass thb year. ~t tal..e up the question of "h)' Rca,anomics doesn '1 seem 10 bf '\liOrking. Yow ~iJ:nmtnt i.) 10 rome up wilh NO dozen different \\'1)"$ 10 say, ..Gi\'C' it timc"..:...suth as Rome "asn'1 buih in o day." I sugges1, IXuoh didn 'L collapse: in -a wttk." -~, Ke-in MtertiMI'Copr o....ct~F....,. Eileen LMIF••·twe Joseph B.ling•JfiiNtflof'l~l Laurtnte l ~thllo'hotoft".,., JoH..,.A.,__ Joa C. Olall.laMI.taf: 'loth Oo>od 4 eo-_,.,....,- Tony GraJed.,MIItk Jllnh o.v;neeNOtPhototttpltr Jeilrey N. C..ntat/8 uallt.._, Abug•J Wayne 8 HuntetTMa rbci~tg DlrKkH ,_. B t<azmlercuk.tProd~ Mgr, Stwrtey GigJ41/A4r. Cooni/MfOI ·u"' Lat<'f in lh< doy, dllrina ph)'>~.... to tht '>'"' for • clt'fnonSU'Otion on bO'A to dcfmd )'OUrstlf from an an&fY cor\Siitumt. You'llleam tht •uppl)·Sid< Lo<t, tht Oa•id SlotLman •lalh and th~ 'Ul <ff«ti•~ 1\i&h·mt..,... )lb. 1\n tlass here at Reagan Elcmt'tllary will be' "ey.aciting this year. Wt'U learn to paint ro.sy pk'turcs, dra" 3bscrad vicv.' ond s k~ch murk)' outlooks. All'« well in Rome ....ll'-~ JoM Fortnell&t'Oflpllok• Alan C. "-chk:IH•tional ru . . ..,l'll mlorm.'llt•n n :11 lflll1tl Marg:wct SIW)tedA.tt Dwctot Ja.:k HelleYtgiAuoelt f• FMt Computer ABC Ar• )'OU comput<r lit<ral<? Today )'OU art professionally handicappod if )OUr <dueation has not indud<d the ABC'• or ---=- AnU'Ofty M.. Pe1tllllfMt..... f drlOI Tht Fcdtral orr... of P<nonnd Manaa<rn<nt announ<<d Ll>l ""<'<~ that il has cle<id<d to ond lh< sunun<f internships prOCram O.h~eb annually brou&ht hundr<ds of cot~ Slud<nls to tht nations capital to ~ork in their c:artn ftelds. Tbc ~ daamcd tht Plott•m ..... 1101 eost<rr«tM and add<d n f~lcd to men ,,. primary obj«th~. v.hkh 1s to PfOO~t &ood rdauons bc1•«n tt'tt JOHrnment and acadC'1'tlia. The )Umtr'K'f intcm,hip program v.u 111<1 rk Hume.12 , . . . _ .. _111' ... .._,.._F_loow_ Synct,;e.ate. l.c& AnOt'tl TII'MII Sync~Ca~e. Cot ....tl HNdUnl• Semoe UMICI FNttKet Syndicated and Uruted F'tesa Syndlea11 n.t Speclttlflll 11 repreMntiCIIOt national ad"""isino try CommunK;.at~• aJ\CI Advertiatng Semc.. 10 Stu~nta. Inc. Clrcui•Uoo everage. 20, 100 Trte St>K/fiiM orucn ,,. toc.atiCitn 356 5Qolre H.al&, State Unnoersily ol New Y~ a.t Butf.alo. 3435 ~ St.ttel. Ekaftelo. ,..... York 1421• Tele;Jbone: (1\5)131..:1111eot0Nl. C116J831-36111, - - CooyflgOI ttet Buffa». NY TM Specc.n..tm Studenl Pertoo~C.al, tnc E<htonat poUey ' ' Otltttnintd b)' fl'tt Edltof...,. Chlel. Repubflc.aUont of My m1111r hefein withOUt t.M upron conMn1 o l tne Ed•tor1n-Ch..l lt attlc1ty tortlktden. Til• SpK.trum il Qrlnltcl by 8utl1to NewsPretslnc.. 1370 Slfttca St Buffalo, N.Y Ot.-VOMd ftM 10 lht lJni"'Joll)' CIOI'flftiUtlolfJ"'imill ~ CDPf., pen.on MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL On a Larpe 6 Foot Screen/ Fff!f! Popcorn & Fff!f! Admission/ _ e;~DEMIC < ~ ~ CLUB MEETIN > T U E S D A Y , II"'"I ALLIGATOR PARTY,.. Free BHr Posters to Anyone wearing an Alligator Tuesday, September. 22nd All club. MUST have at leaf one member present. Club• MUST have program ~~ event. prepared. Additional funding & le!fle•ter'• agenda• will be dilcuaed Night ol ALLIGATOR PARTY For FrM Wllkeneon Pub Hlhht Relflel NAME CALL 636-2950 lor information 4:00 pm in the TALBERT HALL SENATE CHAMBERS Pleae Pidr Up Your Mail! 'T'- ------- WEDNESDAY UVE ROCK A Tribute to the Doors Featuring: LIZARD KING All Doors Music ADMISSION SI.OO �SASU-THE UB CHALLENGE SASU referendum would raise mandatory fee $3 To be voted on this week By MARTY ROSEN A reec:nt auditor's rcpon di~odosed that the student lobb)1ng group ,.ould lose cfft-ctheness of the number or cmployeci were not increased. C11mpus Eduor When students vote this wttk in the SA Senalle el<ctions. they will alto determine whcther UB will retain it> membership in the Student rusoc1ation of the StAte Universtty (SI\SU). One pro\hion of continued affiliation "ith the State-,.ide student lobb)'tntl sroup. ho,.e•er. IS an me~- 1n dues "hicb ..m mean a three dollar incr•- in yearly student mandatory fees. Cu"ently. UB students pay BS cents per )'Car to be rep~tnted by SASU . If the referendum passes students will pay SI.SO more per semester. The dtcision to raise tht SASU mtmbership fcc was made in Jun• at Its semiannual meeting. At that time, Student Association (SA) President Joe Rifkin, a former SASU ddepte, spoke out in strons support i! the increase. • Fees, which have noc been increased in more than five yean, are bein& raised subs1antially this year through referendums throuahout the State Univenity of New York (SUNY) systrm . The reason for th• larg• increase is t wo·fold. According to fo""er SASU President Jim Stern, the SIOO ceiling that was plooed on student mandatory fees by SUNY Chancellor Clifton Wharton last year necessitated an immediate // /; I " The unstable funding has prohibited us from making plans, and ultimately makes us less effective as a lobbying organization" SASU President Dave Wysnewski ultimately makes us less efrectf\c a la lobbying orianu:a110n.'' The rtl>ull of the UB vote will have a •i&nlficant effect on SASU. Currently UB. " iLh the lar&eSt underaraduatt population in the SUNY systrm, 1S also tht bi&acst contnbutor tO SASU ~fling SII.OOO annually. If the referendum p;mn UB ,.ill ~ ~int o•er SM>.OOO to Albany If tt does noc pan, Wy1nnosk1 •trt>Sed, the credibility or th• oraanization .. mbe arfrcted. ''Uo is or crudal importanc• to SASU." Stern explained. "Many important ltgi>lator. arc from the Buffalo arra. If the rtfertndum failed, UB would be the only SUNY center not lO ,__.,.1,..........,,... referendum. Several SUNY schools have already reached the SIOO limit and further postponement on a membership increase ,.ould possibly prohibit these schools from paying a fcc increase out or their restricted budget at • later date. A n immediate reason for the increase is rising costs which hav• resulted in pcrsonnrl cutbacks in the Albany orfice. pus it." While Stern contended that studmts an: hf'SIIInt 10 In addition. in an effort to support rcc increases. he decentralize saviccs from araued that pist results rrom Albany, SASU has hired four lobbyi111 efforts have already full-time regional organizers. supponed the incr.-s. The ntw S~affers are bdn& "SASU lobbied sUC«SSfully to paid through money that has rait.e the minimum Tuition · been received from the rune Assistance Pro&ram (T 1\ P) referendums that were pasoed aWitrds from $200 to S2SO, and las1 year. • The primary purpose for the won the restoration o f $22 million in budget cuts for referendum is to provide a academic pro&rams." he l tBblc funded on an annua.l expla1ned. basis with income dependent "As a founding SASU on >tudtnt enrollment. "The member I "ould hope that U B unstable fundins has "'ould continue a tradition proh1bit<d u~ from ma ~ ing plan\.'' '> ·\SU President D:t\c 1hat's benefM:1al to bolh groups." Stern <onduded. Wysn'"''l1 .aid," a 1d SUNY offers students a chance to study abroad Special program By fREDERICK E. PARK Sp«tnun SttiffiVrlrtr For more than a decade UB and many other SUNY inSlitutions have sponsored an overseas academic program. This program enables Studctlts to S1udy abroad durin& thdr summer 'acation or instead of attending U B durin& the school year. The program, -..hid! is run through the Office or International Studin, helps MUdents fond sponsors for •~changn in countriec all o•er the world indudign France, Ita ly . England, canada and several South American coumries. Students can attend schools in any of these countries and pay regular State University of New York (SUNY) tuition, which helps keep com low. In order to ~ considered for the program a student must ~ in good academic standiOJ with a grack point averase of at least 2.S and have completed two years of colleae level lan&uqe course in the native tonaue or the countt)'. D orothy Sehaktman, UB pr-ogram coordinator <Jitimated the cost to lhe student to ~ anywhere from S2000 to S4000 per ·srmester depending on which program the student chooses. Wayne Clifford , a U ll junior is one of approximately 100 students in the University who uses the program. Oifford attended the Unl\~rsity or Madrid through an Os~<ego sponsored program. "It's a totally different environment than anything I v•as used to. II "as a great experience." Clifford reponed. "The best thing to do is hang around with the natives. You'll pick up the lansull&e faster that way and you'll feel more: al home," he nou~d. "The people over there are ~ally friendly and curious about Amrric a. All they've ~er seen of the US is what the-y ser in movies.,. Ufford heard about the o verseas academic program dtJrin& his freshman year, when an International Studies repre:sentative spoke to his Spanish dass. Sinoe then he has speot two summers in Spain at the University of ')iadrid and hi&hly recommends that others $1Udents try it. The International Studies Orlice is located in 414 Capen Hall and is accepting applications from qualifying students' ror the spring and summer semnters. As for grading procedun!s. credits rrcicved do not affect the student's grack point averaae, but the credits are shown as transferable on bis or her ttanicripr. Upon request, a transeripr supplement can ~ added shoWIIIJ all grades for course taken abroad. Unrortunatrly there are no ao•ernmctlt annts or a.ssistan~ provams at this time. but there are several scholatslups avallabk to qualifyins students. The International Studies Offi~ and the ov..- academic program are state funded throuah tile SUNY. �c I 12 E Rutkowski. N H L N • !' praod<no or Lbe fanu1y uf< Board, oh< od•i>ocr board ohaJ 0 ,.......,. th< Famol) PLonnons Procnn>· Vftltr 11 ptt"Sently adnuniiuathe auntanl 1o Cou.nl) Lqjsl&tor Joan K. 8oU7, onr or thr r... kf.o\1&1~ •ho ha\t tr)-ed to k«P tbc rtocram ab,c. .. Nobody's ..,., ;...., uo 1 ocason oh< 1 proaram had 1o bf- dostd ctov.n,'Vt1tc• ~d. hThffc $C'C'mcd 10 bt' $0mC' rolitital prt.~)UfC . The qU<:SOionslo b< ukrd arr, 'Why7 And ""Y ohr hurr) ?' At least the money"'" available. Wt could ha\C k:f'Pt the proaram soina another )tar., "Th< dr..ision cam< obruptl)·," Vctorroold TM Sp«t,.m. "lbr family Ufe Board ".un't onformed untol h ns a/ltitocromp/t." Ae<otdlii&IO Vcun, oh< FamUy Plannins PrOJtam's faot .... oll<n bounctd around from oo<lrpslaourc commiu~ oo anochcr, but dret' bttk m.1trcs. from pohtKians. "Tlltrr ,.....,•t moll&h suppofl on oh< k:&islatur< to 10 on record to oppost thi.$ mo,t.'~ he obsu\-ed. Vrun alludt'd to oh< R•ah•·•o·Lif< Panr'> campaign impropn<lies durin¥ the 1980 counoy tAreulh·c ra('( bc1wecn RutkowsJd and INmocrat frank McGuirt, wht'n RigJn--tO·Lift mrmbrrs approac:h!d both candida!~ *ith mdorscrntnu. allqodly in cxchanae ror ~noln pt>hucal fa•ors. "h ,.,.. on iUUSiratioo or ohr r...-t ohao Ri(hl·tol.ofr ns con<m>od .,ith fomol) pl&nnong," \'<11« .a.d. "Wh) tis< ..ould lhr counly cnclth< Pl'otrillll? Bolh ohe sdooo! board and th< Catholic Oi-.r om r<pracnl<d on obc Fami)) urr Board And Buffalo has one or lhelti&bat inrano mollallly ,., ... Ulthr ""> I· + + councry. \\'hy are·~ btina mort COJ'I.)('no'a\.i\'~ than ohe Reqan Admini>1rarion ll7 Thr)''rt' sh-ini Ullhe money buo we a.r<n't taklns io . "Th< whole obi~~& bas an air ol b<lna abrupt and prrripilous and noo ...u thollihl out," Vetoer rcmukod. "Th<.r<'> no aaual proof of pt>litical moti\'acions, but ~·s &ood reason to su.rmist there "ere, JUst by PfOCU.S of etim[nation." Jlj 21 Fallfest attacker Campus Public Safety is loolillll roo 111< abo•'< suspoa, .. ho aiJca<dly ttllt~od a 16 year-old 11 la>1 ,.ork '• Fallrest. 1M.,.,.,.... i.l a •hilt male. 23 )·ears-old, si• r«t tall. with a muscular buikl . H e ..,..as '4·earing a b1uc shin, a blue rain jad.ct and blur jcan.s, a1 l"f time or the assault. The SUS,p«"l WA\ .$t'fll wilh four Olhnmal<s •• Fallfest. ' • Anyone '4ilh informalion is f«<Ua.itd to contact ln,-estigator Charta Saipp, Oepartm<nr ol Publoc Sa Itt~ ao 636-2222. All Qll; b< handlod roofodrntiallt. ,.,u E nr Counoy Hralth CommoUlOM< Domld B. Thomas, in ao intef\oc-. •tth nat $p«<nmr conductod Lut friday, denied oh< prOStllft "'U bcir\& sliut down dur 10 pt>lirical reasons. Arcordins to h1m, top health d~mt tdminbtrators met in tht sprina and decid<d 10 closr tJo• Family Planning Proaram as a cost.a~Hina mc:uurt. Accordin& to Tllomas, th< county had sprno aboul $9(),000 annually to suppon tht proaram. Th.l.s money was spmt in ohe purohasins or supplies, fio~nml account ins or Lbe proanm and 10 pay one emploror. "lbrrc ..ere quite • bil or suppl)ot S<r\ic:cs," to< Aid. Tbomas statfd that family plannin& K'f"'i«s ""ere a.aolablr <I«,. II«< m til< COill'l~. onclohol thr SOSO.ClOO on frd<ral funds ~rd by th< Ruolo ...~; A<tmulbUattOn v.uc 001 mt to tbt C'Oumy. but Pt<~t'd up onso<od by Plon.nrd Pamotbood one! UO\pnal for USC' an smul.ar proaram, . Ahh01och ohr counoy prosrom i• fror oo llor publk anJ lhr tw.o ochtn a~ not, Thoma\ ma1n11uncd "chc Dncon'""'' C0'-1 to the pauent should be the .same ... "Wt fr<lthat l'\"')'body ""0 wanb raonoly plaMin& Knices: can be- a«onunodattd adequately b) tM oVIrr community provldns," Thomas seid. "Tllr srnrral QU<$lion ooclay is, "hoi snvica should b< PfO\Id<d b) Ill< IO'"mment and "hal milht b< b<11rr oo le>s upcruo>dy done b) otbcr PfO'id<n?" T be drct<ion Lut Jun< 10 do$< the «ntcr ..., .,.,ro, Thom&l Ald. 1n order to &i,,.c PLonnt'd Parmohood and D<aconeu BOif'llal tome 10 amrnd thtu reque51s for fedrral &rantS btfort tht Au&u<l I r.lill& daoe. Be dcniod 011<'< opm oh<r< ....,. pt>liuul fiCIOtl in,olvt'd. " In lh< or,.inal coru:fdtr.ulon and proposal for this. that was not a con.n dtrauon.n ht maintained. "IC'.s b«n Ytorted out on 1 'cr)' PJOfessional basis v.-hh tht Ol~ poo•id<rJ." Scn<r obc counoy P<OST11m semu doomod (alohouch til< H<akh C.,.,.millot or Lbe t:Gunt) Lqjslaluoe ""' ciJS<UlS oh< mauer aJ a 9:30 a.m . ..-;111 Srp<cmbn 29), crfon. arr """ UJ~drr,o~yoo emurr that tb< Olhtr fom~) plaMill& prO\;drrs can od<qUaJd) fill lh< pp. E•m if Ill< Health Department ...... compelled co C'hanc.r ,,._pos-ition. most o~ers harbor doubl IS lo "h<1ber lbc tbr ft'dcra) gO\'<rnmrnr would approve a funding applkalion ao this late datr. II is th< pt>litical implicalions Lhao bother I host oppl)'lrd 10 ohe program's dosina. Out.,..,. If ohe county v.u motivattd by purtb c:os&-eon.sdous a>ruidmuions, those "bO protest tb< do~in& or lM PfO&fanl'l downtotno ortu and I0 branchto lhls Doxanber ar< llllt)' JU$t th< same. ... In lcnns of cost..a'Jccth-cnen, pU"""t"ntad't PfO&faniS li~r ohis oor will CO$I ....,.., to drop thiiD 10 ke<p on ohelong run," Veu<.r said. "We ha•e doubt•-v.e •-ant to ensure that thnc pa1im11 art" takm c:are or. Tllis is imp~>nano. l o'• a sqrceuful. m.;or Pfoaram thaa •orked well ~ith almost no suppt>n from th< county. "I don"t rhink it'' a dead issue," Vttter commenood. "h shouldn't b< allowed rob< • dcod 'issur because io .. ru onmc bock ,.;,h .,..,., rtp<feusslons, maybe in Lbe form or. hiahcr inrano ft)QC"taliry n1r ... ....-------NERVOUS? - -- - - . :~---------~---------~ FREE• EYEGLASS About the GRE or GMAT? PREPARE YOURSELFt!t n.;,....,. _ , ,.,._, • .......,. - ,......_. ....., - ..._;..,;,.. lo tJw CU. CMAT, orJ oll ~ r.,;a iocloorlc ...J,x-1 ,--.,. r--1 _., .,....., ..... ..-.,, _..., ,....., ._,..........., ....... ..... ioot..,.,oliao, W&lioot alilli.,J 1<111 ,quota FE£: $60" INSTRUCTOR: Deaiae A. Kralmaa Maia Street c..;.. ia a PlaD Caaclidate ia Octoller 1 ·Oct. 20, T..daya & Tlumdaya Edacatioaal Payd1ology at UJB. 6 -.iou, 6:30 • 9:00 ,. I FRAMES l·w~t~~Purdluaal-'e : ~=~ctr.':l~r. ... ~ 1• .!==:,~":':!.;...1... I nrServi~ln Moll C.MS Bou~ ~ lopliaallm«MJ! - L •••••••••••• ~~£1 ••••••• ~· POLISH STUDENT LEAGUE Elections & Meetings TODAY at 5 pm 234 Squire Hall MSC NEW MEMBERS WELCOME ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ lntrocluctloa to MaaoblotJca Coasumer Wl8clom for Home Buying or Renovating' Leprechaun'• VIew of Nature How to Bal-ce 3 Uvea: famlly/.chool/r.oorfc Anyone Can Juggle Ethok: Danca for Couple. Canadlan·Amerlcan Cooking Flower Power Balancing Your .Budget ' - - - - - - --- ----AND MANY MORED-----------J LIFE WORKSHOPS An Adventure in Lilling lrdontllllitJrt!R~ JIO Norton HaD/636-2807 ,___.,IA._DM.•--PM-~ MANDATORY MEE-TING for Senate Election Workers Monday at 4 pm SENATE CHAMBERS · ·Talbert Hall �wmuv~E:? Needed at l•yout & specs, Inquire any-t ime at 355 Squire Ask lor Kim Students differ o.n life in Ell icott By DAVE ROBINSON S{w<trum Staff Wriw In the midst of towering oaks far from the bustle and bustle of Main Street, lies a homey little village where every day is an experience and every night is whatever you desire it to be. It's a sort of ntittle town on the prairieH and all you have to do to get there is take a Bluebird. This little locale is the Jospeh Eltico i Complex.. The Complex isl home to ro1,1ghtly 3,300 students who are just part or the UB on· campus studem population. The Complex is made up of six different groups of buildings or quadrangles-Richmond, Spaulding, Wilkeson, Porter, Red Jacket, and Fargo. Assistant Director of Housing Garry Soehncr commented that Ellicott i.s dynamic because it contains many mu'lti·person rooms. "The other dorms are comprised essentially of doubles and some singles. Here at Ellicott, we have two, four and even six-person rooms, which we like to provide to the newer students." he explained. Soehner argued that the advantage of these multi-person rooms is that they allow a certain "geometric progression" to take place. With rooms of this size there is almost an unlimited number of possibilities. Yet among the people who actually liv< in the Complex, mixed fetlings predominate. There are a number of different reactions and thoughts about Ellicott's strocture, its function, its location, and its many quadrangles. Laura Frank', a Yonkers-based Red Jacket, dweller, pnlised the complex. "Everything is right here. It's not old like Main St.reet and Governors is jUSI ton far away from everything," she said. "It's great if you have friends in other quads, and it's very convenient.'' \ Marc Ginsky, a Spaulding resident who left Syracuse adrnined, "At first, I wanted to live on Main Street because it is near everything. But now that I'm on ElliCOtt., I kind of Uke it. There's always something going on, like parties, which I enjoy. There's the Pub-which takes care or the-bar situation-and you ca.n always g<t t.o gether a lot with people. It's so easy." One of Ginsky's roommates, Marc Frankel, a sports management major from Rochester, described Ellicon in an unusual way. "It's like a population without a city," he commented. "The people are here, while the city is on Main Street." The fact that the "ciiy" is on Main Street has a discouraging affect said Ellicott Resident Advisors (RA 's). J df Gallanty summed up the Ellicott Complex in very simple terms: "Eiticon is so isolated that without a car, you drown . That's all that's to it." When asked if there was anything about EUicon that he appreciated, he just smiled and quietly ans~red · ''the libraries." As a Wilkeson RA, Shari Cohen maintained that it is a good place for freshmen because they can '"get to know so many people.'' As for herself, the Williamsville native explained, "I like Ellicon a lot, but I'm getting tired of it. Now that I ha~c a car. I like Ellicon a lot bener because 1 don't always have,to be here. As far as social Ufe is concerned, I'd rather be at Main Street, but this is the best place for dorm parcieS." The only real complaint that she had was that of the noise from below her Wilkeson room. "I really love my noor and everyone on it, but I hate the pub downstairs from me," she added. Cohen also appreciated the Ellicott Ubraries, because that is where she ultimately spends most of her time studying. Debbi Avery, a Spaulding RA added, " I like Ellicott because it's like coming home aJter school. Who wants to look out their window and see the buldings that their classes are in?" Eiletn Rice, who came to Buffalo from Staten Island, confessed that EIUcou just isn't for her. "I feel kind of isolated)lere." she explained. "AI least on Main Street there are places to go. But, the peoplt here .are really ft'U cover yoa .up. It'D loeep you wam. llalda, It aeya J-hntfOOd- w b m l t - Tapdla. Two RDf(Ua. Or.s.- up•.. the Teqalla ....S tbe DortD Shirt. Juat fill out !be CXICipOG below ....S eend • along 56.95 for each ahlrt. Tbc rat Ia up to yoa. nice." The most unique description of the Ellicott complex came from Patty Mongeau, a physical therapy major who resides in Spaulding. "I really like it here," she said. "It's like a little city right here! 1 always thought that from a distance, it looked just like the Emerald City from 'The Wizard of Oz'." Send ched< or m"""Y order to, Two Flngtrs Tequila Metdwlcli:oe OtTer P.O. 8o>i 02609, Detroit. Nl 48202 Please oond m~ _ _ Donn Sblrl(•)~ I have enclosed S6.95 for each Donn Shirt ordcml "METRO BUS TOKENS" ON SALE MONDAYS uire Ticket .( jffice 10 TOKENS for only _$4.00 ' �editorial Information please The $84,000 question !his week is nol whelher lo vote for a three ®liar Increase in mandatory student lees whlch will go directly to the Sludenl Assoclallon ol I he Slale University (SASU), but whether to vote a1 all. SASU Is 3n asset Ia every sludenl on every SUNY campus, !hal canno1 be denied. Over lhe pas! few years, SASU has fought agalnsl lulllon Increases, for more financial aid, and for stuoenl volino rlghls. Without a doubt, SASU has maoe life a lillie easter lor each UB siUdenl. Howe-er, whll IS et queslion during this week's relerendurn. alloaSI atlhls University. is no! lhe worthiness ol SASU bul whelher a sludenl can vole In a telerendum where the cenual ossue Is clouded by vague terminology, Inept liming, and a genetal lack ollnterest. We lhink !hey can'!, and the<efore shouldn'L The actual phrasong ollhe ossue, which volers will aclually encounter In the voting booths, Is the epllomy of lncompelence. Ills phrased as one quesllon, yel II aSks 1wo. Ralher !han "Do you wish SASU to be the olllolal slat•wlde represenlalive ol SUNY students to be funded at a rate ol $1 .50 per studenllper semester, to be added to the student activity lee?" as II reads now, II should aak llrsl whether students want SASU aa !heir olllclal repressenlalive In Albany, and, II ao, do they want Ia add $1.50 to !heir sludent aolivlly lit to help fund I he organltallon. As II currently atands, most UB studenls 8Ie unaware and unlnlormed about lhe implications ol the SASU relerendum Many will !ravel Ia !he booths 1omonow, Wednesday, and Thursday to vote on an Issue I hal will effect every studen1 lor years 10 come. And beCAuse ol that, the relerenoum slloulo doe, yor ShOuld be resurreeled at a laler dale. when studen1S are mote lnl ormed ol !he or.sues and can VOIO fnlelllgenlly. Some pans all he relerendum are crys1a1 clear-SASU should be recognized by SUNY studenls, then by the Board of Trusleea, Only through !his measure wlll lhe Albany barons, who decide on e•erylhlng from tuition hikes 10 rules and regulations, undersland and hear t/1e sludenls' polnl ol view. Yet we must queslion the second portion ol I he SASU quesllon. One ®liar and lilly cents from each sludenl a<lds up to almost a $50,000 UB con!rlbullon to SASU coffers. Thai Is a iol ol money 10 leave our campus. especially wh~ ol Is re4auvely unaccounled lor. And thefeon lies the major problem with the relerandum-whefe will alllhe money go and Why ItO they need 11? Former SASU President and UB sludenl Jim Stern explains !hal !he Influx ol cash will allow SASU to hire more lobbyisls 10 ligh1 lor Sludents. Well how many more, where will !hey go, What will they do? While some studenls oo know the answers to lhese questions, many still do not, and most likely, will not When It comes lime lo vote. Voting Is a privilege, and !hal privilege Is abused when II Is used by somebody whO Is Ignorant of the Issue a1 hano. And right now. nol many people know what the Issue 11 hand really Is. Originally, the referendum was lobe held lata 1es1 Spring, bul a 111tle poli!lckLng In Talbert Hall pushed II 10 an unfavorable Seplember dale. WhO can reasonably assume !hat thOusands ol new sludents. coupled with older sludents worrying more aboUt driJilladd lines and buying boolcs will have 111e time or Interest 10 eduaale themselves on 1he ptos and CO<IS of the SASU referendum? Both !he Studenl Assoclallon and SASU are at lauil lor not making lhelr constlluoncles more aware ol !he Implications ol such a relerendum lllhe referendum lalls 10 garner al leas! 10 porcen1 ol !he studenl body's voles. !han II will have 10 be put up again In I he Spring, ll's worth the wail. Good intentions, bad practice Admist the yawns and emply spaces !hal occupied Haas Lounge F1lday were a hand lui ol would-be Assembly membel'$ with Intentions to make tlus yeats Leglslaliva body and active and Integral part o~ bolh the Sludenf Association (SA) and !he Unlvel'$ily. Good lnlenUons can be juS! !hal, especially In studenl polflk:s. and lhls Ia even mote true wilh the SA Assembly. las! yeafs group did lois ol bickering, lots ol flghllng and lOIS Ol parliamentary hagglong, accomplishing so llnle !hal even SA Insiders jokecl aboul Its uselessness. Bulthe Assembly can be uselul and can make~ worthwhile contribution. Aller ell, II Is largely composed ol pollllcally nelve newcomers unscarred by !he hacking of SA olllclals thai has always corrupled student governmonl and ruined chances for real accomplishment. 11 s focus on grass roots issues could only heighten !he studenl body's voice on a de<:enualized campus. Let's hope that the SA leaderShiP can give lhe Assembly constructive leade<shlp and guidance, so II can accomplish somelhlng ) Rabbit pellets Seven/ tJiy& •go I um~ actoss on• of ,,. tnlrt'l mlll1on1 ot plltlorm ltatttm~MI.S tn•t the c.mpus.u wtttt lrtundtt«< With 11$1 spring. It's short end to the po)nt, 1nd ltopetutlt thiS w111 oe also. It's 1 SKUBA pl11/orm 1nd I put thelolloWiflg qu~st,otts to /he atud«tl bodr. 1. Whete lr the unity betwHn student org1n1zat1ons and lhe S tudent Assoetation? Proml,..nr mttmO.rl ot ll)t SKUBA party. w/Po Shill remlfn nem•~.s• (Joe Rlt.in 1nd Ste't'e Kaplan hiWI to be CIIIIUI if lhfty'tt gomg IO get lfto«<tJCiedh hiVe II»" I th• Summctr end • flit ponJon of tht! F•ll ume111r lighting with tiN Sunshine Hous•. SutJ. lloenf I, Inc. and, whO cou/t/1-t, The Sc>ectrurn? SASU's position 2. 0... o/ ,,. big pllr/onn sroremen/$ ""' U.. promt.. to 09M ''OUt'-t" olllt:el fo7Jtale 1tudenls an,. (o..,• otwltar11~ Do you- ony oltfla. . oiiK»S Oft fhe C.tnpCIUS1 I gue'U t•m not ~mg HI ,,. ng/11 plio.. .1 Hid~ ' " ,_,.tOld tlt•t they Will •'end needless bui'Mucr.cy .. t lot on., wouklre~ /ifce to know how many tltoullftdl of 1fu.,t dol~rs h1s bHn &pent on Kabolh, whl,. othet or~nlutlons e«n't get sin<» mo""'''s so "tlghr." lundlrlfl 4. Ult. but oen•Jnly not lUll, could $0mf0ne tell "'' wher• the huoe oll•nsfveagainst the Reeg•, cut• fn •ocltl ptogtlml 1~ p/lce? I guest: I mutt h•~• l>Hn on o BlwOitd ond mlaHd rho whole thing. GH. /1n'/ tr oboulllm• thO/the people whO were placed in oii!M by lite sr~HHt~to, cut our tho political bulllhll •IHIIIfiO trf~¥ alldsron doll>fl wflar rhey"""" eloct..S 107 ••Cfl•em••t•r d- A ~•rr lmport.nt ,.,.,._mlum will 1» 'lOUd OtJ filii Tuesday through TltutSdoyor rfla Unlntalry o1 Bu/lolo. This .-1-lldum w111 whe/ltet UB .,,.,., to oe a mtmbet ol the Studenl A$•ocl•tlon o/ Un-••rr ,.>d• rh• Stor• (SASVJ Stor.. co11«1W.. SASU , _ . , , . 150,000 SUNY stUdonll .n lht SUNY Cefltrol Admlnlsrror/on, rho Store Legil/4tuto. the &o.rd of Trvsrees, O.,anment of Educ1tlon, Bolrd of Reg.ntt, 1nd lhe Govern01:. of/~. lmpotlli'll decision• directly IIIIICifng student~ 11e mode by SUNY burelucrot• ond pol/rtclon• In Albeny. tuu•• auch •• tuition and dormitory,.,, II'K:IIIItl, unl~•lrr budgets end c:onsuvction pro}.Ctl '''all d«:kJMJ upon In Albany; thelefore, •tudent In the Capitol;, cnx:t.l. SASA II a col/.c#w with voting r.,.untltKM /tom •<:hool#. Tile OtfiOnlz•llon hat ,.,.,.,,,,IOn oil,.,_ 11,. lur'ilwd ON1 , , . p . .t ~~~ bocous• fHtrtOCtOtic-IIN m-r.hlp (COmpctS ropr•ut~rottM• •1«1..S by lila twiPOQiw shooo/1) o - 1 IINI>tldgeJ •IHio/«11 1M olllc«o •lid ••..:urW. c<>mmlt- Bu/tf}o. OM ol 1/leloutHI/ng I C - ol SASV, fla• ltddlona/tt hatl o ,.,...,,,,"on /he .-Kecullw commtt'"· '" f1ct, morw SASU ,.d:IMts haN come front UB thlln from any ot,., ochool. Ar tire t. .r , _ __,lp mHtlnp In S/onyBrOOI<, IM ei«Jt«< ftPI'Net'llat/Wis decJd«< to tun • that wOCJid lnCtMie dutl to $1.50 per ,.,.,..,dum • • . Tho.....,,,_,-y,218op-1M1 •••• • .. ••• -.- ~··· ..... • • .. • •••• f • ., • • •'• .... ' stud«tt on eff tM ~rrtputtl.. Th'tHclslon was dJflicutt. tHit niCNUty Pitt officers hate been ,.,uctant to lnctW . . duN fotiNr o1 knlftSIS<hool$. II Sclloo/l ,...,_ IM 01/JOnll.l/on, / ... lou IOflilimlte ond elloctW. SASU wr/1 ~ ltt AIOony. Bf>I<Ke June, SASU d - had r>ol-. lnotHud Since 1g14, Tfla Otgllti/ZOI/on h•d IIHtll/y CUI bJic:* 1/s st1ll1he to accomod1te itr budget L••t )'Nr. tt beetme •patent that the org•nilltlon hid to make IC?'"• tough declslonr on Ita future. T'heffll~. It was d«:ld..S to i<>crtlle lhe dws tha h - rhor IMJiher lncrH$e will not be llte»Uifl' for •nother ,.,b f1ve yean. In addlrlon. SASU h. . hltwd fOfllonOI coontlnorors with t~lncteased funding ftom rtlfltrtdutn Mid fiSt aptlng. The sttength of the organJzarlo" 11 IH•ed on otudonr pon/clpitlon. ROflloool Ot1Jonlura will enhance St•t•wfde communlc.ttlon 1nd ,,.1/ow of fnlorm•t,on. Nine uhooto have oltwdy lnctou..r SASV dun rhtoug~~ orh« 2• c:.mpu••• han l lm/111 pllns this yoor. Tire /JIIW.r./1'( o1 8<11/oto lo IMI/OIJSII/p campus ol SASU. A /o$0 ,.,_ """'ld •110 lite "'ffinfur/on In 1M IIMr1 011r ability ro ,.,.,.-Httt lludfltrl$ would be quertionetl wtthout one of the orl/11nol rNmbers ot>d10y11 Ute..,...,,,., nr. u.. ,..,._ -• compus. For,,. good oltha Unlverolry ond . .,...,lflny '"' lflaPtoper ol//le ollldenr body, veto ..,.,.. 011 lila SASU ,.I«Mdum.· ,_.,.,.,.,ion E- �I op - ~·d Sign ·Of The Times ' By LINDA A. DO HEfiTY H elkl. I'm your lriendly ,.ighborhood (humor columnist. I'm here to pOke a lillie fun and a little thought at everyday events. Thus the aboVe title. It's that time again, folks. nme to tune In to anotllef exciting story in Soa.pOperaland. Ah, yes, the trials and tribulations go on (•• •and on . ..and on - Why, you'd think alter two years she'd finally have that baby). Pass the fiction, please. II you think you've got It bad, turn on a soap opera some afternoon. Seeing those poor frustrated characters cope with dlvorce, unrequited love, pOWer struggles and murder cases makes that tO page take home exam seem trivial. It's as of soaps were every Barry M anilow song personified. 'At the Clllllet of nine-tenths of all these prOblems are the town vixens. They're the types you lOve to hate. fl sh8's well·bullt, basically gorgeous, and can talk her way Into and out of anything with her deep, seductive voice, you can bet your tuition she's up to no gOOd. A soap ope,. would be about as exci ting as oatmeal lilt wasn' t for a touch of romance amods1 all this outrageous misfortune, so enter one playboy. He may not be necessarily ri ch, but nooe lhe less his <Nin occupation In life l$ sweeping women off thei r feet taster than your gas tank fi lls up on five dollars. II you'll notice, though, these guys are generally unhappy, maybe because he spends his time with a motley assortment of females he doesn' t give one whit for, and tho gi rl he really wante Is lied up woth hi s worst enemy. Tough life. Soap opere characters are motivated by two emotions - Lust end Greed. Lust occurs when a principal male character has very Intense passions lor the wile of the guy who runs the bi ggest corooration In town. Greed happens when this same male character strongly aspires 10 become presi dent of the biggest corporation In town so he can know everybody's business and run everybody's business. Wha.t Inevitably happens Is that Greed and Lust mix. Lawyers and doctors abound In 1rwise sloroes. Where else but In a soap opera can a person complete law school and t.he bar exam i n si x weeks, lind a job with 11 prestigious law firm lhe nex1 day, and take on malpractice suits. murders, embeulement, blackmail and paternity suits (that's a blggie nowadays) and still have time to woo the l eading lady? (gee, lor such a small town t here's a lot of acUon). Mysterious diseases are discovered and conquered by mas1erfUI doctors - when they're !'0~ checki ng out·the linen closet with lhe head n urse, that Ia J uSt to <Nke sure the vi ewers stay informed of all the events In a soap opera even alter a two monlh absence lrom TV, there's always a lew gabbei'IS and gossipers about to left the latest news about the chi ef doctor Who' s being blackmailed by his former lover because she knows he's been laking bribes f rom a reputed fi gure In organized aime lo keep quiet about shady doi ngs through Which he could pay lor his son's trip to Haiti so ne can dlvoroo his mentally feeble wile quickly and run away with I his girt whose stepfather runs a dell In I he middle of town Whete the chief doctor's wile has lunch wilh the organized crime figure's wi le's hairOressef. And you lhought you had prOblems. SoapOperaland could very easoly be a made-for· TV book that one finds on sale between the bread counter and the pOp machine. I wondar, !hough, il they will ever make a story based on people like you and me. Can' t you just hear It now: ~•••will 11 • - be revealed that the student from Iceland Is here on an tllegal vi sa? Will thl lines ever get shorter at Abbott A? Will the student w·h o sits In I he 400th row of the lecture hall over see her professor? Will the words " Closed out" be stricken from the English l anguage at last?•.." Tune i n tomorrow ••• , By ALAN.. C. KACHIC G overnor Hugh Carey deserves rare accolades lor his decision to prOhibit the South Africa Sprlngboks rugby team from playing in publlcally owned facilities In New York State. The Issue at 1\and Is not International spOrtsmanship or "just a game" but politics and America's preceptlon of human rights both at home ~nd abroad. • International SpOrtsmanship, that is, playing games soley lor the purpOse of athletic competllon went down the drairl lor good last year with Jimmy Caner's OlympiC boycott. Not that this should precedent, at teast not lor an ImpOrtant neutral event such as the Olympic Games, but a past precedent set In the interest of human rights and world stability should not be Ignored. This precedent Is the world lsolatloo of South Africa and Its apartheid governetnent. There Is a very distinct difference between boycotting the Moscow Olympics and not allowing a South African sports team to play In this country, or In any other. The United States has always participated In the tames and the site haS, while lying in a pOlitical entity. been technically neutraL U deniably the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan was Illegal and should have beeh condemned, but Moscow, and not a peacful International spOrts movement. should be takl~ the punishment through trade embargoes arid other non-military means. In the past, and since 1es1 summer, American and Soviet soort.s teams have played each other despite lhe-dlflerenc.s beiWeen the cwo governmenta and their philosophies. Under a United Nations condemnation. the United States has never participated against, or at least challenged a South African national team because of that nat ions' racist regime and blatant Wotatloos of human rights. White the Soviet Union also violates tiuman rights, and unfortunately al times-although so does America on a much smaller scale-there Is a difference. South Africa's apartheid phllo~y actively supports Its racism. an act which only a handful of nations such as..lhe present Vietnam and Kam!i:hea partake ln. The prOblem with the S<Met nment, whether you · agree or disagree with co unlsm, Is that It Is the Inverse of American values and thus they are the enemy. The question of being mortally rlght or wrong Is not the Issue. The world Is watching the United States. As the sell proclaimed leader of the free world, Washlngtoo should be setting examples which other nations can follow. These examples should be bolt\ of a slmller p hilosophy a s America- that Is, In suppOrt o f human freedOm-and what Is good lor the country and its allies. Acceptance of South African racism, cootrdlcts both of these. I t Is plain to see that apartheid Is contradictory to freedom and this point can not be !larped upon allY. lurtlle'r. But whet about the damage that would have been done by allowing the Sprlngboka to play here? Already, and quite understandably, the Soviet Union is threatening to boycotl the 1~ Los Angeles Olympics. An Olympic boycott can not be condoned but such a move Is the policy, as tt was In 1976, of the African sports federations. And Moscow may just choose to follow I he precedent set by the Uni ted States last year. But much deeper than that there could be economic boycotts from peeved nations whtCll may Include oil produclgn Middle Eastern contlres. Also, this might damage the already decaying relations between Moscow and Washington, relations which need a gOOd dllai of patching up If th<!re Is to be any chance of world peace. Not that the United Stales should allow Itself to be blackmailed either by foreign powers or by those at home who plan violence If the Springboks play-though sediy It Is this threat o f violence and not the human rights Issue which Carey and other officials are using to justify the canc:elletions. However, America should be prepared to a¥Oid the ramifications brought about by the South Africn's tour. Whatever the gu!se the CJ11C8IIetlons are called u,nder, It Is the proper declflon lor it shows, n the · threatening vlo4ent anli·Afr1kaner protesters alto are displaying, that t he American people do not suppOrt lnstllutionatWid raclam. • , n ooly the Reagan administration-who will not atop the tour, sayi ng lhat It Ia not t heir jurisdiction-would get off Ita t•lasez ljllre ass and start to represent the Interest and beliefs ol the American people. I · ·-.~·~ --~--------------~---------------- .... :.,;,.._,...;,..,. �feedbac Lost information Antisemitism charged Edt1or: I was homl1ed to teem thlt tho C.lendar Committee d.cidl<l not to ot>setVt th• Jewl&h High Holy <loy• nett year. The st~ts at UB get 1 Cl'mstmas!Hew Year YIC.tion. Does tht C.Jendtr Committee thm.k OCJt New Ye.r (Rosh Has-hanah# is ,.ss lmpottant thin tht11s? Whit tbout Yom Kippur? tn ease- ,,. CeltntUr CommtUH If uneduc"ed ebout this subject. Yom K~ppur Is tht most fmporllnt dly ol t he Jtwrth YNr. 11" the day wt ,.pent our tins It 1$ bMiencwgh that g.rafhtl eround the scho<>J stores "GO HOME JEIV$" •n<l "lULL JEWS " N- Recently task~ Admissions end R.cords to run 1 copy ot my course listing only ro find one of the courses I had edd~ ~•• ml$$ing Aft., a lew phone CIIIJ. I wiS lflfOfmH that there was e pr()blttm With on Augull 26 •n<~27 r-. possJtHMy thlt any tr~n•actions made on those d.-ya havt o.en to&t !tom tht Admtsslons and RtH:Otds tiles AnyOI'IB who dropp.Hiadded couraes on those daya may wanr to run tn updated Ustlng to verily lts ecculacy. Th1s Ut'l 1M obtamed at ,,. lllformatloi'J wmdow M Ha)ftS 8 ,,. ,_,pu,., The Only way Ed< tor. .ven the C.lendar CommmH's ant1Semtt1sm '' ••the Th• present .studtnt governmtnt " Buffalo Is comprise</ ot • lightly bound polltlclf p1rty who pion to repeat their ti.CtOtal vlcttHY olltlf Ftll. In tht year a1nce that victory, tiM dtmilt of Squ;re Hall war showfng. Jeuk • Simon Unwet'sny Stwen.t tabltd unlcl tflis ~st Summer~ .,,.., a ulect '"'SA e xecutiVe$ l~nrhlly hammerH 0411 a r..organuatlon plan. The propos~ Changes to Squlte Hall have t>e-.n known lor years. Tht Only Pany 11 pot fUHking to bltsr thtl<ebo&h proposal. But we que& lion the tltvnth bour timing of &uch • $OiutJon The &ludent S.nllt should not 0. • tub~ "'mplng IKIMIK>It o/lhtt t.AecutNe aun. II thll 11m ,..,, a lethargiC tun m mHt•ng lh~ students• ne«ts. tne .S.nate ~~~~ ag\m ~ CIVQht with theJr pentt down. end another Squtre Hill wm fall. The Only sotuuon sHms cMar. Fllltne Se.t'late. not through tbe "'/"""'' ole certain cl;que, .our m.stead with some,.., blood A student go't«"rament funcr.ons best through mteract;on. not V~actN1ty T,. Senate should represent All me lludtnrs end confront the myrlld ol t'leed they gtmet"'· 1'101 Just thB whims of a pamC.Uiar pt>litiCII organz,.llott. Fr.nk Sterzlna' • Tom Shaw' Tho Only Party C..ndodotes for Senate P en plea Ed1t or: Jam a black mat•. s· 9". 150 pounds age 21. a.gn GemlfJI. lrwl prts«Jrty COI'IIin4J<J II Atttc4 Cofr«:ltOilll FaciMy. 1 am ~mg tOt s-omeont that woukf nor Celebration time EdiiO<. rtte Unlvet&IIY community n01ma1ty puwidfls a numt>et ol mttrfllinQ aMI enpyable IWI1t$ thtOUQflout the yHr Thts ,.sr WHicend we h•ve wttntssed a h.rghltght amOng these wvents m Co,.l>tllion "81. All mom,.•• of tho VnlvH$ity community had many opportunitiea to enJoys variety of t111tural, ftducallonaf and socMitvents. PMa.slng ex.PM~ tor atudenta, faculty and atatl aNte .,.,, ovofr.IW m QI'UI tl>un<lance. Tho long tnt/ tocllou• p/1nnlng and tM maiYelous execu·oon of c.lebratiott •sr was evident 101 111 who attend«/ this lunclion. It• OVflfWhtlm~ng SUCtfU WIS the reault Oil dlldlcatMJ commlttfllt One <:In • Ingle out many lndiWdu aJr who c.onttJtwted to 1M commfttH lfld ,,.liM job occomphsh«<. II •t>oul<l ,. nototlth•t RO$ematy Alocco porlomoot/odmu•oly m•klngtht• , _ , popular 1nd succeuful, We ~nonelly w1.sh to thank the Committe. 1nd e.sp.c.l•tty Rosemary for a mtmor~ble day. mmd communlcallng or 'lfSrOng I am from Btooktyn, Hew Yotlt. and slnglt. I would appreciate a woman thai 1.1nderstands the blllckman'• cond1t1on ~hind _,BalyiUJ these"''"' •• weu as m '''' a...F-n K-""- w....... Ellis Ante& lnma1e Number 77A9• 381t8 Joan O'Connor 80K 149 Awca. New 'fOft( 1-'011 ~•r-wara~ Solly S.mo Sludellt Alfalra • cSJllest opini_on By TEJIRENCE CANADE B et01e we head 101 the voting booths tomorrow to decide the fate of the Student Anoclation of the State Un'-ally (SASU). we should uk ourselves a lew quest>Ons. The SASU referendum s&ems simple enough-do you lhe student want i'o give this Otganlzatlon more money? Do you ..tal\ SASU to be the official state-wide repre;sentattws of SUNY students to be lulldecl at rate of $1.!50 per . - t l l f per student to be added to the student activity tee? Talle a cl088f .look_ The actual wording ot the reletendum elks whethe(..we want SASU to be the official rep-lathe of SUNY students, then II tacks on the rider to lnereue the fee. We should ask ourMI- how many questions are contained In this referendum. The flrat question (Should SASU be the official SUNY llludent r~tatlve) does not appear to J» linked t o the ~ qwstlofy concamlt>Q funding. Tille ~ quntlon not ...... the aiUdefllllfltll nu:b dlol<:e. T o - - no, would _ , . thet we do not dealre the_services of SASU • ... • •• • I .. by the tlrst queSiion ~n though we might simply· be opposed to shelling out an extra th1ee bucks. Next we ask ourselves, "does thi s organization need $30,000 mO<e from our Student Association (SA). Information we have been lad from various campus publications, SA. and SASU itself suggests that they do need this ~his moneY· I f SASU. needs money, why Is it that lis pretldent was quoted In Tile Speclfum as saying " the three dol'-rs are a cuslllon so we won"l have to come beck 101 another five 0< six years to au IO< enother tncreue." Please, take what you need II you like, but don't take extra lor padding. Organizations have a habit of spendlllO their · 11)01le)' and then needing more In the future unexpectedly. On, Whether or not this is true II SASU, petllaps It would be Mlllf IO< students to heve graduallncleases In the tee through referendum to PfOVIde fO< constant evaluatiO<\ol the O<ganlzatlon. Why does SASU need three dollars from each or us'? It seems lOgical that In this day of spiraling • lnltallon that any 01ganizatiol) would need more money. Do they tell us what they are going to all8!>d this money on? It - . all that the etuilenta h&ar aboot this IMue Is 'SASU Is a good thing vote yes: SASU does not ask us to think. Dare to as~ why. • All referendums must be awooved by our SA. Usually this Is done by a majority vote of the Assembly and the Senate. The Senate, bec:ause It has yet to be chosen. Is not In session. This means lhat the Emergency Powens Councrt (EPC) composed ol live top SA olllclals will Initially validate the referendum. The Senate will have to '1. approve It at lheh first meeting, but by thai time ·questions concerni ng the referendum will be all but !, moot. P erhaps if the referendum were held at a latllf date. students would have more time 10 thlhk about the Issue presented. Time Is rleac:ted lor mOte explanation Of the SASU question- we 'have simply not recetvac:t enough Information O«"tllis referendum. It might also be better 101 ~U to rewO<d their Pfoposltlon. In the past, SASU has without question been elfectlve at what It does. Should we. thOugh, suppon anythfi>IJ simply because we are-told to do so without ~tloning it? Are we lniO<med vole<s In this referendum? If not. then we should be aSklt>Q alol ol the questions Pfoposed here as we vote this week• �Jack Anderson and Joe Spear Soviets take ieadership in germ-warfare research Reagan slashes fossil energy development funds By l ACK A NDERSON AND Soviets consider ohe lint use or doemical JOE SPEA R - · as almost routine:. And U.S. m1htaty lc:ldm rdSOa that the Rw.siaos moahl feclohe >tiD! obovo b1o1o1icaJ WASHINOTON-<lerm warfare lS probably the II10SI fri&htmona or .... $0RJ\cd '"convt111ional .. mtthods mm h.l\e devUod to ICi1l ncb och«. h is hideous in' way that e>-.o pouon or nudcar bombo can' equal. So the Pent._ is und<I1Uodably oonccmtd tlw tho Soviet Union may ha•c d~ some: new, sophisticaled ronru or tb<sc "biolo&ical" •ocapons. The RussiatlS may. in fact, already ha\~ tntd them our ~n Af&hani$1an. They rna) .-en bav•lJ•en some fO-CalLed .. microbe bombs" to their satellites and alii... We reported eattier that U.S. intelli&<l)tt e,:pens bditve the Ru.ssinns han used n~vc gas l&Oinst the auerrillu In Afghanistan . R«:etuly intercepted sc:crct cabl... seen by our associate Oak Va.n Atta, indk:ate that au ...... the Soviets may have ustd microbt bombs ~. A top-.ecret Pt111agon repon mentions two Soviet sa:teUiLc countries that used ehernical weapons provided by obe Kremlin . The VietnamC$C' us"" poison a.&$ aaainss Mea Lribeomtn io c.Mt. Chemical weapons \\ete also wed in the clvi1 war ln Yemen in ohe 1960s. The Russianuupplied ohe chemical v.·capons in boch cases. The Pentagon is now 0011vinoed ohao the '¥1CIIporu., ~ O ne or .caricst dtvdopmcnts is this: Tht So-let~ may ha~ porlected biolotical - • • l w kin only ohc>K "ho are ioidaUy ~~poKeS to than. In Olber -.-ords~ the diseases bU. but do no< spread. The effect or such o weapon is obvious: It would mean that ohe Sovi<ts could ..;pe out an enemy army, or an entire PQI>\IIOiion, and then move in 10 oecupy tho ttrritory without ban& \\'Orritd about bdna infected themHJ... Dlplomalk bias: U.S. ombassadon O\trseU art •uppos:td lO rC'prcsent 1bt A.mtrican peoplt . Buo fu too often they aet 100 friendly "ilh their hosu. In the lingo of diplomats. tht ambassadors ''go nati~." That appears to he whao happened 10 the form<r U.S. ambassador 10 Pal<.istan. Anhur Hum.mel. Palcbcan•• s.tronaman l"rcstdtnt Muh1U1111l0d Zla look power in a 1977 military eoup. He has had hb opponents exeaoted and jailed on trumped-up eharges. His rqimc ha.s arown more rrpreuh-e as opposition within Pakistan increas... His subordinatn are nocoriously corrupt . Many diplomatic obxnm f~ure Zta's shaky. Tbey <00\pare tum to the laO<: s!lab or lnm and can't unlknland .,.,Y tho United States seems d<termtned 10 bact him up •ilh military and ecoaoaue aid. If he is overtbro...,, lht innuence of the United S.ates in the aucial Near Eut area "ill be draa.cd down tn tM: duq v.ith ~~is him- just as it was in Iran. Yet Secretary or Slote Aitundc Haia continues to support Zia as a dtpcndabk lll\li·Sovid ally in the Pcnian Gulf. Aod Ambassador Hummd -.:sa \launc-h d<fender or Zl• from ohe Perilan GUlf. the Rtap~~ administrauon ap~r;oolfy clocso't bc:loe-c tho ....,IY IS muclo Of a threat msu anymore. • Tbe Bureau of MJ.... diiJa<d ..ith lh< lead oole in the de-<lopmmt or fossil m<rJJ, os now rodng surr bodaet cuu. Wiii'IIO I f... moothJ. buteauc:raU Ol ftder.l <0011 rnearcb and de-dopmotu centers wollllart looong thor ,lObs. In ohe coal-ncb Puuburgh. Pa. area alone• ..,...e ::00 ftder.i ernploycca m the <11Cf1Y ftdd "oil Jet pon~ slips. The Pousburah offocc or ohe Entre lnfonnat- Administr2tioo will \.~Cocust . H ummel "'"' not ao all d isturbed by Ckn. Zia's b<avy·hlll\dt<l repression of dissidenu. What bochered him was that W<stem reporters insist«< on ttiUn, tl\e -.ofkt :about it . The joumali$1$ rtporled publoc nownas and failed 10 alve what Hummel c3lled the 1 "posiUve·• side or Zia's regime. In one particularly tactless dlrplay, Ambassador Hummtl told an oudien~ of prominent Asians that rhc level or corruptioo in Pa\istan was only "normal" for South Asia. Hummt1'1 undjplomalit remarka. didn '1 saand in the way or promotion. He "'IS recently confirmed as the U.S. amha>s:odor lp Ooino. Wllltbet the mondl?: Although th< United Stat.. stiU imporu biUion• of bur<ls or oil So .. hal bu happened to the aoersy cuM'? The- Rnpn admmistralion. say our SOU/CU, C,\pccc it. IO bt 101\'~ with nuckar PO"Cf planu. \\~lob« •af01 ) nrsl?' Spcaklna or n~odeas plant..s, don't t'Ount on bcina "'amtd iiJ the •.... or an >cddml. The federal aovc-mmcnt ordcrtd readCM ()f)C!rltors at 48 shes 10 ha•• a plan prtpaoed by July thai v.ould ,;\'C immedla1e nOtice to C'\'eryonc ~ilhin tO mM~ or a rac:Uity "hen an acddrn1 O«urs. Only six of the 48 mtt the deadline. 10 the Nuclear Regulatory Commissoon simply nteodt<l the deadline for another sn-en mon1bs. I �CANDIDATE STATEMENTS FOR S.A. SENATE JOEl KAUFOWITZ- c.no•dato for S.A. Sen111olor Ofl CampusTffT\I>OfllJ ..., , • .,. e..n mWIIV«< wJ111 S.A •nt01melly IOittt• ~st two r•ar• t thlttk our Student .AssOCiation c." be mo.re e/l.ctrv."' meetAng studMt ftme.nds then 11 ,.., bHtt prrtroustr My pnorrtres ~~till Itt "' mdingc«teU' 1 centre liz«/ st~lll umon '' optllt bitfOt• t/Ht c10smg o1 Sqv;,. HeN thl& oec.ntbe1 1 atso , . " on ~Jeft"'g ICfff'fl ;,.. •ssu..s '"''ere otCOIK*n 10 the ott-umpul &tud~t (wirer• my COtJSJtiUMC)llles} L.est/t. I W11/ sui>POII •" tttons to hl!tp m•intem and ;mptow tiNt AlttrMttwt Press. LAURA CELENTANO- Candidate lor S.A Senate tor Ofl Campvs Temporary "I am running for tlte Student Assoctatron SMere. Th1s posmom.ouuoJ bOtll otd1c1Won to the .student& •nd • lmo~~~rledgiJatJIIJ undiJI&tanding itbOvt $tudent de•tmgs I ctmonll'l ho' rhe Vice PresfdfHttlat posllton on the Bo1rd of DuectOf.s ot tlto Fa cult *I Student AS..,Ciallon, Th/1 poSitiOn hiS IIUght me hOW fO dell With VIllOUS Un1VOI$Itf OfglrttUIIOn$ ,,.,d has gt~tm me,, tnslgM mro the ptobtems we will be tscmg In 1111 up commg Y'" RAMI HANASH - Candldllo tor SA Senote for Ott Camp\lS Tem pora~y ..Tittt ctosmg of Souut Hi ll tltl£ ytllt m~1ns the dl$pe!UI olthoullnltl ot ltl.ldtnll OWl' and aao.ss two umpus•s Sine• many commu(ers iJ•\·e come to rlllr upon ths •ruaem .urtKVJ e$, co"f9• soetet Me. auen 1 p11n would o. nothmg s1t011 of • £'drr rt11ng '"'P posS»ble shou'd ~doni ro ptopel the .studenl laCibf'f lot student' to ••r•mblt "''"'"'>' J<Qbastt pi'"· Ill us c.,,,,, llnQ lfH>tt'J~ Bemg a commut.., •rtG 1 "'".,.of 8 ull1lo, I understand tlte ptOOhlinl commut.,s lac~ TtrrotJQhOUI the ~SI t•o yHt..S. 1\te WOIItied help4ng $1ud.,ll rHI•t~ upcommg 1ssueslhet would ett..eu•t• t~., Irate$ on campus. """"SA. SKUBA PARTY (Students Keeping U.S. Alive) CANDIDATES JERRY <XSEN • Canclldato fOI SA Serull~ Oorm JOHN JEAVONS ·Candidate lor SA Senate 0orm SUSAN BElTZER • Candidate 101 SA Senate Dorm DEBBIE GLASSER · C.nQ~dlllo for SA Se~te 011 Campvs T-raty ERIC ALTMAN· Cando<late for SA Senate Oft Carru>us T<Wf1porlry ERIC VERCH · CII>Oidoto lor SA Senate 011 Compv.s Tampcmor,M IKE GREENE · Canoldate tor SA Senate Off Campus Temi)Ofary GLENN OOtfOVAN . Candld•tte for SA Senate Ott Campus Permanent LOUIS YEOSTRAS ·candidate for SA Senate 011 Campvs Permanent EO NEWTON ·Candidate for SA Senate OU Campus Permanent KEITH PATTERSON • Candidate tor SA Senate Off Compvs Permanent •MARIAN SHANDS· Candldatolor SA Senate 011 Campus Dorm Our party Js tht "'~11 SKUBA ·•. St<UBA stands lor ..studtf/11 AHplng U. B eure•• We ere a coahtiOit olstu<Hnll •ct,~ty lnvol'l«! in vatlous .student Ot'Qinlntlotts r.fth • common gfHI WI 111 want 10 IH SllidetltS mvolved m s1u~nl OtQat?ilii,Ottl plvlttg mput to their admmlstr•tion ThiS enables us to r.,restnt you belt., The loltow.no •• a till ol our p.any canoldates and tM fe"Spechvt organazauons wilt\ WhOm Ofl • Campv1 (Temporary) Oe~e GlaSUI .. 0if8CtOr ot tile Ar'll ~o>Rape Te.sk FOtee Eric Attmllll NY PI RG ., AntJ.IIaj>e Task F01ce Et1c Vercll • S C.A T E., S A ASsembly MK:hael A Gr- · NY PI R.G On • C."'l>VO (Oofm) , John Jeavons . WRUB, t""-ndents (lr615urer)lncumbent Senate CNirmatl, Founder ot origlnal SKUBA Jerry Otun- SA Aosemby, SASU. Senate Perhmentarial Marian Shands· Carr•bean Student Association. lllacl< Student Union Susan Sellz11' • Stt~t~~tt Secre~try, asslstant to tne Vice Pt'esident "t:).,., pan •s obv•ousty very Involved and that same Involvement win mafk our terms in oiUee Our only comml ument tt 10 what J$ best for the students of our schOOl. We want to Ugh~ for a CENlRALIZED STUDENT UNtO~ through STUDENT UNITY II Thll II such a necessary pan o t our school lift. We a.l so adYOCate the continued edstence of U't Spoctrum. Betng thai II 's Ihe '"'''" bell ltucJenl newspapet in U.S. colleges. w e feet thlt It 11 1 vital part of our school. We can not attord to lose II. We also 5upport the passage ot tnt current SASU REFERENOUM. The key to daollng Oltoctl'vety "llh stvdont p - s i s beln.g .WOIO OIIIUdont Tnrouon our o.v..-ahy we ~··• numerou$ pers.pecrtves on stude.nl hfe. TN• ts a &ltengh·t tt\at we~ is unique to our part~. they ate athha.ted. eor.-.. Glenn Oo!Mwon · Anti-Rape Ta$1< Fo<ce Ed Newton • P r - t of the tndepenclents lnc..-t Sonat01 THE ONLY PARTY Candidates FRANK STe.R ZINAR- Candidate for SA Senate 011 Campus Temporary 10M SHoWER . Candidate t01 SA Senate 011 Cemput Tomi)Ofary ~ Tho ptesent stud.ent Govemmens at 8uttato 11 compu&ed ot a tlghtty DoUn4 poUti<:.al p.arty wno plan to re-peat their electoral wie1ory of last lltl. In the year su·t<:e that v;eloty. the demise of Squire Hatl was tabled untilthlt ~·· summer. when a Mleet few of the S.A. eKec:utives lo..;ovsty n.mmetod out a r~anilotion plan ThO propose<! ci>AnOe$ to Squlro Hal 1\ave been known for years, The Only Party 11 not seeking to ~t the KABOSH proposal But -Question the - t h hOur lim· 1ng of such a solulton. S t - Senate should not be a NC>bo1'stamplng e<tenoion olthe e.ocut!Ye arm. If tnat arm tal<es a tetn.rgrc pau In ,_.lng the lludenta• . - s . the Senate wUiagain be eavgnt Wirth ll>err pants <!own. and another Squire Hall wit1 lall. The Onlv solution seems clear nu the Senate, not through tr.e wiShes 1 ol a ceitaln oUque, but Instead w ith some now blood. A aovdont QOYOfl!· ment lun.ctipna. be$1 thrOugh lnteracOon, not inactivity. The SenatetohOVIcl repr-nf Al.l StuooniS and confront the m)'lld o t needs THEY generete. not Just the whims ol one--pafticular PQ4Itlc11 organlz4tlon. n.. • Founde,. 01 origlnel SKUBA Louts Yeoatros- Santor member oC Commuter atraJrs, S.A. As.sembfy Kerth Patterson • BliCk lludMH Untoo. Oirecto' of the Speakets Bureau COMMUTER PARTY Candidates OA~D OAl£ • ~ for SA Sonato Off Campus !Wmanent RICHARD T. 11REENE- Cancl;do.ta f0< SA Sonata Off Campus Permanent MICHAEl P. PULUtal • candldato f0< SA - · O f f Ca-T..,. a- porary ffill'm David Date. a aopbomofe majoring In Pclltlcat Science. tn hlgll I waa etectad to 11>e Sluoont CounMI and 01'* oundry activltJoL I ..,. of Phi Eta Sigma. Politlc:al&clanca Club. War G - . Alpha LMida Dolle -Commuter Alfaka Countol. RlcMrd T • ....., Is a eopiiOrnOie at the un...,...y with a genuine ln101MIIn Ml)llng the commlit.,.. He It an 11n<Mct- major wlon an opan We feel that ... are the BEST cancfiClatos to lrt our oclloolo·- WE ARE TliE STUDENTS KEEPING U B. AUVE1 We hQpt that yoo soo thO same tn us We would also Ilk to thank you lor your ooncem In theSe -.tono. mind wno formed 1 PII1Y made up of concern.ed commuters whO onty wls,h to sorve yout P'atform: unlfkK:I student union. concli11onllty balk>ut tne SpectrvttJ. more parking and resrruetu:riflg lfjtfJc ticket systems making it an Internal matter r89'JIIJ.Ied by student judiciary. OUt party will rep,esent you. the commuter. best becluae we have no Ue.s to the elldatlng estebtltt\ment. YOU are our cons1huency For a truly Independent candidate YOlo Commutefs POJty. SMART PARTY (Students Making A Real Try) Candidate TONY CLARK • Candldato for SA Senate Dorm Sl'EVE •'FRITZ" HIGGINS • Candtdate lor SA Senate Dorm KENNY tVES · Candidate lor SA Senate 0otm ERIC FRIED~AN • Canilldate lor SA Senate Dorm SMART It the abbrovlatlon for Studer)ts Making A Beat T~ ltlo modo up o l Tony Clark, §lowe "Ft1tz.. Higgins. Kenny lves, and Eric Frledmen. We a1e running f~ the Dorm Senat01 pO'ilioos. We are running bocause We are tired of all tho political metotic. We are lured o f alt the talk and aJI of the ptoml"a with no resulte to ~w for it There Ia toO mueh apathy In thll t<:hoOI and SMART has decided It is rime to get lnvol•od We 11e not here to try and foot you or dazzle and omazo you .,.lth adfectives and fancy words. The ronowl.ng is simpty a ns1 of HYen items that ..., feel are -v lmf)Of1ant and itorns 111111 we Wt111tghl for In tiiO upcom- ing yoar: ""ton: • - 11 A oontratOlad'MvdaAt 2) Up grading thO program. 3) lmpr....,..IUato dorm •1 tm,..,.. Bluo Bird b u t - . . 5) Eliminate - . . o t rvonoy oolng to unr-slble O<goniutions 6) A puolllor PIICie 8 (tho alto between Clemens Hall and 1110 Fargo Quad for thO lllopplng <*~tor) • 7) SUpport S.A. fundlng for lhe Spoct~. ._u PIOO•-•· Th.,.lt 11 ptaln and tim pte. That Is the way we do u thlo ~··· 11 you V<lle for us we pr<!JT!Ise that w e will try to do tho best pooslbto Job. �.... ,.. ~ WANTED f.lDLICE BLOTIER Tu6doy, S..pttmh<r 8, 1981 NORTH CAMPUS REPORTS: 42$4Ricla< Lea-<ifand Lar«ny- A mal< reporu an un\nowo pnoonto) 100~ a Mqnaw" TV «t (valuo S7SOj and 1 SONY •ideo-<c:cordn haluo SSOO) from Ill< ab<nc loalaioo. P-3- Paia U!rcony-A femal< rqaOrl> an unknown pmon(s) r<tDO\'td four hUlx:ii» from h<r 1980 Mustona. Value, SIOO, PS-P<tir l.oro<n)'- A !IIlii< rrpons hnvin& fout hulx:iP' valued at S7S and on< hood omam<nt valutd aa Sl3 Aol<n from hi• -.hid< ,.hak it ..... park<d 111 tbc: ab<n < loaluon Fron7ca\ Hali- Cnnunal Molducf- A deantr tn fron""'~ H>ll. lhll pmon(s) dam~ east <loor panrc boo fll<\1hanbo\. Tbr damaa< 11 valutd at SJ7S. Mf'AC. 3rd Ooor <ntran« from Rrd Joctea numbn s'- P<'Iil lare<ny-Pattol «PPri> an un~IIO" n person(s) SIOl< a door knob off a door at lhc abo\C lo<ltion. VatU<, $20. Rtd locket numb<r s. Lnd 1-0imir>al Mj$<Jutf- Pattol <<POrt> that a ,.hit< mal< appaOA. S'IO", IM lbl. ,...,;nil a e<<tn drc.u .bin and blue JC'IJ\S was St't1'l hiuin& 1he larac plate &lass ..·indow a1 the abo\r loca11on, f<J>O"' 01nd in rhc proetS\ breaking same ~A·Jndow. Patrol mttrvi~'td '"'o ,tudmts. Both \tlttd 10 pa~rolthlt 1 male commhtrd 1M crime. VJIUt' or tbt do.rru&<d ....do.... is approJ<imaacly S400. R>chmond Bl<il· 2, Lnd 1-H:arlbSIIl<'ftt-A frmak r....,ru ahot • rtoup of male> •«< caulioa a distutbanc:o II a floor party in IJkl&. 2. On< mol< harasstd abc •·ictim by grabblnc h<r and slappina her. lndf'iduali ,..,. u k<d ao lea>< Ooor, Tl)ty become vrrbally 1buslvc nnd a minor Oaha OC(!Ufrtd. ApproJdmllldy IS oah<r studmtsat C.nisius w<t< rn\'Oivtd. All "'tfc .. amtd about bdna In domu. Hamilton Enar~minal Ml>ch~f-A bus dn•er for Blue: Bord Bus Company ntpor1> thai .. bil< tra\thnJ North on Harndaon EntriUICO. a -..tlrt< mal< "rarin& a rtd a-oblrt In tht oompony of 7 oah<r maks lhf<" on object at the bus. breotin1lefl r<ar window. Valt><, Sl2S. Clruaon, Jrd Ooor Loungr-Petlt 1.4rctny-A mal< «PPrts hrpl~«d hi• wlll<l on lh< Ooor, lrft tbrlouna< for S minut<S, and upon retumlna found 11 missin&- W.O.. <OIIIOiotd $40 ca>h, driv<r's locmsc:. studtnl I.D .. ..,..,..,.. c:ord, and otbfr pmonal papers. Richmond nwnb<r 4, 1.<\-d 2~Petll l..luUny-Paarol ol>\c:otd two ..hll< n~ tl}ona to npen mail boses at the abo'< lowion. Upon clol<t inspection, patrol noaictd that abo~ was actuolly op<ntd by subi«'>. Paarollat<t nopped sub}<cu in Cor~ Rood and id<nlifltd th<tn . Subj«U stlltd ahoy did not ttmO>< any mail. Richmond oumb<r 3, 2nd Floor.Louna< wriJht room-P<tia Larttny-l'lttol r<JIOru an unkno ..'n penon~) uiUiCfev.'ed artd tOOL eonn<C!inalod. plate for boltiO<k on door kadifllto the abov< location. Rtd Jadtet numb<r 3, 2nd Ooor louna< pool room-Crinoinal ~ Mlschi<f-Paarol reports an unknown - ( s ) partlolly ltkktd a hoi< in th< wall at tb< abo•• location. Damap: c:stimll<, $40. MFAC, Room 161-Criminal MiJcbi<f-A mal< t<J>OriS thll swpoot picktd up and ahrf'W a cbir apinst all< wall 11 lh< obo'< location ca.Woa SSOin domqe. Ponrr-Petil Larceny-A f<tnal< rcroru lb.< llu:fl of h<r W.O<t oomaini'n& her Utcnsc and S6 in cash. Rtd JKkrt numb<r I, Levd 4-Falsr Fire Alarm-Patrol t<J>OriS an unk.no"ll penon had pulled Bo• numb<r SS of tbc obove lowion cauoina tbc fir< alarm to sound. Oinaon Hall, Lou~ C Ill-Petit l..luUny-PalrOl <<POrtS an unlno,..,. pmon(S) took Ill< m<lllltp of I llblt II lh< above Joc:alion. Parldnc Lol P·S<-Aitempt<d Robb<ry-A malt r<poru lllat a whit< mol< cam< out or ah• woods. polnttd a knife, and asktd him if h< had any moo<y. Voctim th<n ltkktd th< knift 0111 of tb< $Ubj<a's hand artd hit him in tbc: b<ad. P<rp<rrator tbal pid:td up knlft artd ran bad: into RldJ< Lu Cafetma~lluraJary-A mal< <mplor« or Food SeMc<s rrporu thot S8S "orth or food was takm from tb< abo•< loaltioo. Parkin& Lot ~Hrt llld Run-A male r<J>Oru an uoknown •'<hide suuok btJ car's quartrr pend ortd bump<r. R£d Jodn-P<tit l..luUn)-A mal< roports that SlO ..-.. aolto from 1m ~~.....n-Petit Lar<tny-A malt r<pOrts unknown pcrsonh) mt<rtd hU room r('f'fl()viQ& hi> blt>< baseball Jo<k<t valutd at '35. SOUTII CAMPUS REPORTS: Roury F'rdd-Criminol Misdlitf-A II!Ak r....,ru uo~I!O"'fl pcrson(ll dam~ a JOCl<C< ntt 10al post. TO"tf Ha1J-Peti1 Larcrny-A mak rcpOtli unlnov.n ~XfiOn(s:) rt'fnov· ed a lea1her rua. from 1h~ above- loc:allon. "" JDursdl), S.,.ttmb<r 10. 1981 NORTH CAM PUS RIJ'ORTS: P-2 Lot-P<tit l..luUny-A male rtporu - ( s ) unl.no"n too~ lh< batter) from hiHar. Kno' Hall-Criminal Mlodli<f-Patrol rtpor1> unkno"11 pa-son(>l brok< g}A).~ door 10 fire: t-Ahngul)he-r cabintl by room K-20. Lebmon Hali-Haras)ln<ni-A ftmll< rtports unkno"n person(s) hnt b<m mokina obs<tn< phon< calli llld lto•ing obscrn< ootn on b<r door. SOUTH CAMPUS REPORTS: Oark o,.m-Petrt l..luUny-A mal< r<J>Ort> penon(•) un\no"n saol< Ius v.~let alona willla fomal<'>-waUet . Til< man's "·.Uet contointd • cho.~ fna S9l lind SS cam. Ttl< ,.oman's wall<! conaaintd Sll cash and p<r· S()Oill plptf"li:. lliE spEORU tnquire 1nytim~ al lSS Sq uirr Ask for Kim '"0 Abbott Hoii-Buralary- Pattol r<portslh< .arr<st of mrn. lkf<n· danu tnt<r<d llld r<maintd unla,.fully on Fost<t Holltluou&h an 011<'1 llld also <nt<rtd unlawfully f<'er&larail<n bdoi\JU\1 to SoJfr.td ConstructiOn Co. by collin& the lo<kl on lh< tnikn wilb bolt cuum aaken from FOiiiC" Hall.. Ddmd~.nls tool-. "anou.s tools and rquipmrnt from th< arailrrs valutd 11 O\'<r $250. Th<y ai<O dama&td a window In Fostrr Hall and scvrrallocb on th< arolku. Total damaa< ovrr SlSO. Th<y a1so <nt<rtd Abbott HaU unla,.folly by cuuin& ah< loc~ orr thr •i.ndcw. on the Yt'CSl sfdr of lht buakhn.c. and rtmovtn& a sctta'l from lh< ..indow tr> pin eo<ry. lk(mdants did damla< a door In Ab· ..,ndo,. :,\:~~.. Room 12-Crrmina, M""hicf~A f<tnalt <<POri• p<rson;s) unknown brok< a "indow al the abo"< !oration. Valt~t. SSO. Squire Book Stor<-Pail l..luUny-A f<tnak r<J>Ort• pmon(s) uolmov.·n notc:boob from a shdf ..-hilt sh< wu lhoptook b<r two boob and P'n& 11 lh< ab<n~ lowlon. Tot~ valU<, SSS. Oar~ o,.m-P<trt l..luUny-A mal< t<J>OriS penoo(J) unlno.,, aol< hU boa "'iah l<ttm USMMA on il "bicll eonaaintd dolllin~o his wall<t ($7 cash, NYS drivrrslie<DI<, blank cbrrk, and pmonal poperl), from his lock<r at th< above loution. Farb<r Hall, First Floor-QimiiW MisdU<f-A male r<J>Orts unkno"11 pcr100(s) ..-panttd Ill< wat<t pip<$ uoder a IDilct in lht m<n'< room. Total darnaa< c:stimllt. SISOO. This caustd floods In th< haD..-ay, ad)a· -• orr.... ond Ill< buctnma. Friday. S.pl<mb<r II. 1911 NORTH CAMP US REPORTS: Cook• Hali-BuraJary-a mal< """'" pcr100(1) unl.nown brok< lbt '"'o door at the abo\'e locadoo ... Gon< Terracc-P<Iit l..luUny-A f<malt rcporu pmon(o) un~TI took four hubcaps off ber •'Chidt. Value approximald) SIZ8. SOUTH CAMPUS REPORTS: Ba<lk la"11 belw«n Ooodyw- and Orm<nt- M<ntal Hy&)rn< Law- Patrol r....,ru tht atT<st of a frmalt und<r Ill< obovrlaw. Sht "'" aran>portc:d to ECMC. ,.~· ROOTIE'S-, I I ..,~ Ding T/,;"f I I I• One Double Ordtr ol a.c1cen W'~s II -~dM!~~~.-~ 1- Expires Dec. 31, '81 ;I ~~~:~.~.~~~'!.~ WttH tHIS COUPON I I I I ROOTIE'S ,.,~ JIS Sta' RIM \ __"'688~oo·"::._r •I MIIIW&p.otl Htltr t woodS. SOUTH CAMP US REPORTS: Sherman Saudtnl Lot-Hit111ld Run- .l. fc:male reports bu vehkl< w iU hit In tho,.., b4mpcr by a Voltu..·qon. fo«nse numb<r 04-LSC. Otm<nl H~I-Falsc Fir< Alarm-Patrol r<J>OrtS 1 fais< fir< alarm 11 th< above location. Buffalo F'tt< [)q>anment rcspoodcd. Adlooo<> Hali- P<till..luUoy-A f<mak reports an unknown per10n(s) r<movtd b<r -..all<! from brr puts< conaainifll $9 cUb, Top< money cwd, and' pmonal papers. Squire lhli-Petil l..luUny-A f<male r<poru h<r brown sutd< walln wu token front th< phoor boo<b aa all< above lotltioo. Til< ....n.. conlalntd $SO in calh, I moneymallc cash-an!, llld papers. H...U,I BuildinJ. SeniCt Ar<a-Pctil Llloet~Y-A mal< r....,ru Ill unknown pmon(s) Slol< a 12 •-oh DEKA b<Ltery from a portable pumpill& maohin< inlid< tb< hearina lhop. Farber H.U, Otnaal Lo<ktr Room Basem<nt- Orand l.ar«ny- A male r<ports an uoknown pmon(s) saok various d<ntal equipment valutd 11 $600. Roaary F'rdd-<ltarld Laraoy-A malt r<J10ru lhl& Ul)known perSOn(>) r<men'td his ....net oonaalnloa • Scan credit <Aid, 1 MoSler. a M<tro pass, artd his auclml 1.0. card. Mlln-Baol<y Lot - UUV-A mal< rrpons hU 197S brown Linonln Con·. tinental was stok.n from the above location. Left rear cail UJ)\1 lmi ll brokm. N. Y. Rq. 828-UlL W<st Otmcnt Hall-False Firt Alarm-Patrol r....,ru a fire aW'III aatb< obove location. Upon arrival, round thai an unknown pcrsoo(s) had placed a cipmte bma in Ill< cas< around 1.11< smol< del «tor c:ausina olann 10 sound. • Scho.lkopf Hall. 2nd Floor North-Criminal Mi~ehltf-~atrol reports an unkoown pason(sl broke a "lndow at tbc abo~ lo<auon. Scio<lkopf Hall, 4th Aoor-Criminal Miscllirf- Pattol t<J>OriS an unkno.,u pcrsonh) brok< a •-indow II tb< . - location. l07 Squin: H.U- Burl)ary-A malt r<J>Ortsllis RCA porteblt: TV volutd al S'IOO was stol<n by unknown pmon(s) at lh< above location. Rotary F'ldd-Petia Larcony- A male rrpons unk.nown penon(s) raole bfl wallet contalnlna $20 -b. dri~s lie<D5<, and oahtr ptnOGal popers. Valuo was <StinWtd at SIS. ,.. Rocary Fidd- Petit l..luUny-A malt: r....,ru unknown persoo(l) Sloli hfl wallet from all< obove location. h conaaintd valu<oble ptnOGal -aJ a... -. w.........,., Sop-b<r ' · 1911 NORTH CAMPUS REPORTS: Capm lbii-Criri\IJW Mbolllcf- A fanak reports unknown pcnon(s) tum«! off 111< fCIIiFtator .ad SS ~of food WU spoiled •• Ponrr LoUna< by S..b Sbop-Oiminal Misdritf- PIIrOl reports . unknown ptr10n(s) ripp<d a chalr from a tab!< 11111< aboVI!Iocauon . Patrol cstimlll<S dl llllllt at SIOO. "'-·at~ ••• The s,.ootr..., 111 �. $1.50 Will Buy You An Advocate For: CUSTOMER t ITEM Low Tuition At SUNY The Students Of SUNY ) Adequate State Sup~ort For .M aintaining Quality Education Increased Financial Aid • The Right Fo~ Students To Vote In Their College Communities ( Adequate Campus Health Care Total A Statewide Student Voice VOTE YES ON SASU ., - REFERENDUM -DAres: Tuesday, Sept. 22, Wed. Sept. 23 . . . Thurs. Sept. 24 • 12 . TM~ . Moiw:say, 21....,._ tM1 · TIM~S: . , ~ - �Hite expfores why men don't like sexual.intercourse The pressures of orgasm or bema ~·&bed u, compucd, abandoned." Man) """ bad t,... .......;.. cspccitil)' a ncr tl><ir By SHERE HITE In rhrs fOilrth """ of a Sltrin from Th< Hit< Repon on Male Sc>.uality, som~ oft/"""'" than 7,()(1() m.., 111/""'"wed by mH~tr Sh~rt Hit~ off., thd r ft!tlings about sv:, and th~ prt.Wf1S that kHp thrmfrom <ll}o)·lng it fully. ........, "Post-<lOitlll thouahu: (I) Did she come and If not should I fed rcsponablc? (2) Fcan of obli&atioo ('Now that .,..,. had ... thb b more S<riou$'). (3) Disappoint mmt ,.,.. a sexual umanac scoll l<f•·cs mr and my pa:nnt.T far from true intimacy." 1- What doR't mu 11kt •boul lnterrourw! Prtssurts on nte.a durinx lotti'C'ouru Ahhouah m~n had many r~asons for wanting/ liking int<rcoun<. 11 the t.am< time they also round many things about intercoun< not pleasurable. In flll:l, there are many prnsurts on mtn during inctrcourse: r "Althou&Jl I Ilk< int<rOOUtS<. ps)'('holosi<ally, intercouf'SC' for me is work; tt•, noc. a pka.suft. lt'l pkasant ,.orL, of coun<, but it is "ill work. Th< oraasm I &tt i.s aJiiil"a)"l 1M utM and is ~n \I'CfY soon. so it"1 not really "" 0\ .....h<lmiQ& $C1llltion tO look for-.'lltd tO. And 11>< immetll< prcssurr to (I) Itt an maM>n: (2) kccp the maioo, (3) thrust .-tly thr "''Y my partD<r lites tl (with no help from II« t<lllna me how she lil:cs it), (4) last lona<r than ten to fifieen minutCJ witbo111 • pranatutdy cjaculatina. and (S) thrua "'ithout hurtina my panncr "hen I do <ioeulat.-l• just too, too much to dO ri&bt <ach and t'<fY time out. Women don't realiu that men do all the worL, ar< apcetod to know bow 10 do n-C'I)'thina well. and are CKpected to read their panner's mindi all the time. Wcll, iCs just g.rossl)' unfair ir you IHk me. Too mon_y women just lay there- and silehtly look up at you lli if to '"Y· 'Okay, make it happen.' "More than anythlna else, I assooare sex with anxiety, (cat o( failure, Of cominJ tOO SOOQ, Of being impotent, Part 4 of 7 11- P m:su"" t.o han an ert<tJon ('lmpot~n«') Most men h&d cxperienctd difficuhy havina an crt"Clion at some tinte (39 pereent infrequtnLiy; l7 pnct:nt "'metlm<5; 13 p<rc<nt frequently, regularly, or alwa)'J). But worse than th< aotuallossllaek or erection, p<rhaps, i5 th< feu of lack o[ erection (and the outdlled d151f1C< whi<b thb implies) Whi<h rDOSI men Woth canr tii~it~ii;~'lKi1 ACHORUS LinE 'BOOGIE TO 50~~ 60'sBr70's OLDIES 1 r. r t 8IHOW81 ~'\~0 ~~~~~o~ · illo...~ .~'\ ':~ ' 0 ~ l~ ~ ~- . .......... EVERY MONDAY NIGHT ~ ··········•··········· mmlam;l T SHEA'S BUFFtLO them lluou&J>out thdr li>a. AltnOII Ill men apres.sed this feor in one ""'Y or Oft(l(ba . " Th< ooly tim< I am andous that I am ...,. '!Nft CDOU&b' (bate !hat jiiV<Uil<. IMOho aprdlion!) is •'bca I have in<Xptieably lost my bud-on and cannot continue. ~ What th< h.U l>appcmd? It is fi'UJiratiQ& and an~ It matts me feel hk< I am a buk hdpleos boy, gw1ty .....Uy. I fed ashunod." " I itt rrusuatod and mad 11 mrt<lf when I can't get an <rectlon. I fed that I Jhould have <rcttions whenever 1 •(lOmmand' them . And J worry thai the woman takes it lli a sian of her lack of desirability. My former wife cried 1nd mad< me fed tmiblc ... "Failure to &tt 1 full<rcction (and thus b< abk to satisfy . woman) is "'bat male> ao:ncrally fur . ln roa. tl>< pressure that women fed to rake O<lllml is probably their respc>nte to the male fear. This includft me, bcca~ Stnc< I'm bq and strona. I'm c.pc«od to be tl>< Sup<r SeJ. Stud oftb< ..orld. If I'm not ready, the demands ..,.... fast and fllrio<J$. I doo't fear thiS too mueb as I Uf("d to, but it makes me- mad that men h~ 10 •'Oft) about such thinp... Pcrbaps the mos1 commoctly otcd ca~ of laek or <r«tion ..... alcobol, drup. and/ or rauauc: "It happms ""'en I'm drinklna-but ,.hen drinlcin&, I could care less!" • "No man can honCSlly say that this hasn't happened at least onoc tO him. A>. mlll<r of r.... this just happ<nod to me a week ago. I couldn't gn an <r«tlon because I hadn't slept in twent)'· four ho ur.. I apoloal•cd and told hrr I needed some sl«p before I could att an cr«1ion. But I didn' t jump up and leave. I let ha know that my fetlina.s for bcr Yt·crc the:R. Afrn alx hours' slefp, I looked ovet at her and OJ'OIUIII was then no probkm. It doesn't happen oncn, but by Ootllt happens ... UPT. 22M to 27th r--"""""'"""-.. JtO ~I .. C..W:tlcht.,....ttwr..... ....J~~:;;--..::. ... -·-... - ... CALL 847-<1850. CHARGE IT! I ,_..,WIVa-TV,WIIOjAodlo&Kotwy & c.rty STUDENTS: 1 diiCOUnt worth $5.50 Is IVIIIIble tor tommorrow nlghtl! TheM Hits 1re sold only 11 your on<emliU• box ollice-wlth studcml ldenl/1/cltlon, M E D CAL SC H OO L : MELODY FAIR - TONIGHT - 8 PM wll" ,._.... THE MAJESllCS t(II'IMity ~~· '-l1cUtl . .. . . . ., .u C.t .o...Out:IM.a. 1ftdudino Fot tm.....,.olon Coli &56-2310 MeoW s.;.,. .._., eo. Offict pteaenl-.1 ,1>1 HARVEY & CORKY Take lhe money womes ~or medocal &Chxll,.'llh an Alm!d Forces Health ~Schoiar$1wp FuiiUIIocn Books Fees Necessary~ Al'd LOCA~ IMDDIES FOR SDIA1E ELECnONS 10 liE Pl1f IN MONMV AND WEII'IESDI'V SI'ECIRlM GOIIEJINORS SQUREHAU. · 9:00 om · 8:00pm I();()() am . 2:00pm . 4:00 pm · 8:00pm GOOIJ\'EAR HAU. - 8:00 om . J();()()pcn RICHIIONDCAFEmUA RICMOND 51\llENI' OJ.II - 10,00 om · 9.00 pm · 4:00pm - 8:00pm RED .IAO<ET CN'ETERIA • · 4:00pm . &.00 pm .,_ .....,..,.. _.. ..............,• ......., · 9:00am · 12 mldnlghl CM>£N · 9.00am 500pm THE II£FPilDOM M:XJ NL fiE IODOIG ON M L 00 M:XJ-$11SV10Wi tJEOIFRCIAL Sll'_,-AJIIIEQFSlM'snaMS10fiER.NlO)M :::::~~~lOfiE @.." ~~~~~~~~7~:~:~~~~ ~ Once selected lor a Pllysoc:•an SCilolat$h&p- av<Yable from the Army. Navy or Ail FOrce- )'OU are cornmoss&Oned liS a second lieutenanl or an ens.gn"' lhe Resen.e. Ser-e a 4 5-day actMH!uly penod amually while., the p!Ogram Al'd agree 10 seNe on aclnl8 dVty after oradoaloo. 'bJ will ser.oe one year lor each year of part)cipation •n the seholarshop p!Ogram (3-year (Ylinimum c:orrmltment) 'lbu.recehle excellent salary and bene fils. More importaniJy. )'OU 0e1 lnVIIIUable (!1Cpenence worldng besoo ded!Caled medical people. - -. . . - - - - - ~more inlolmaloo me~ lhOS eoupon 10· Alm!d Forces.Scholat'shops. PO BoxCt776, Hoounglon$1aton. NY 11746 , 'lt!s. 1am flle1eSted In NmecJ forces Health Plolessions Scholatshtp ~ lor physiCians I undefslancllhere IS no obigallon (0S) I I I ...... ArmyO Navy O Ai<ForceO N<wre " "'" SUfl -- '"' S.. Q M 0 f lip. """"- ,-_ ~art·---- . t.;""~ -...;--• • . . . . . . . . . . . . - .... -- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~u ....~ I I I (ScrOCr-,----- • --·- .;~~~~~ -~;;·s.';z~;~r;~: tsl ..................... .' ... �Hite. :--:--·, "To <Calc or 1101 to come. that is tbc" qut~uon . •w nobler of the OWl 10 suffer the l.ltn&l and arrows or P<olonaiaa tbat ad to - tl )"OUt partoct Is aoina to reach ........... .,.. ejaculate into .... or troubles and by orpsmina. en4 them. I uy co llf(lloa& the att, tbal i' toN)'. rdrain rrom com:in8 too soon (i.~., M:forc my partner), but IOmetJm.. tbls ....... like a wa.ce or tim<. Moot v.omen SC<'Ift to tbin k that a 'rclll aood lover' would be able to 'make them come.' lm my aplnion, no one can 'make.' a woman com~. She hat to be 1blt co teU you wh.at she wants be Core )'OU can ai~e. i1 10 htr~ And 50 niany or tbern arc either unable or llll"illlna to do t.hls. If they would oeU me hOw. I would do my damnedest to make sure tbal th<yoteadl orp=. I u>ually try to think aboW somctl\llll <II< to hold from comln& 100 - · · but this Is by no mcaru easy. Aod u lnnd or opolis " for me. I try to pleuc my partacr eltb<s orally"' manuallY before I enter ha. Tlw Vfay atlcaa 1hc hu 10mcthina.'' "If 1'..: bad 100 moc:h alcobol or drllp ll pr<•a!U m< from p~uaa into lll)'Sdf. Sex Is moch better wfl<n elthc< COiftlllctdy ~t .,. only nu1dly uncl<r tbctnnumce of Whcrbel _,m.inJ." Tb< ....,od mOSt frcqumtly cited ~ was <motionlll arulcty: • "I( 1 don't truJI my partner or an afraid or atttin& too emotionally Involved, I ean b< impotent ." "This ha~ns lou or times v.hcn there b a quc:>tlon whether my partner .-lly wanu n><. •• "I couldn't &<I it op wliUc trylna to have an affair, b<aUK I felt piby.'. Many men mentioned that it oncn bapp<nctl with a up5t1 (I( ..... partner: "lmpotCOC< happcm only with a Jlran&ct. Wot.h any •1oom I've pottao t o - o t oil, 1'm rdand """""' I hal ....a ion is ........ problan ••• .,........., oot 10- P- orr to~· - -·,.,._.,.~ to '••ft Iller toDH' or to 'tt~tkt)' a oeomaa' OOidy llnllcd with the tradioonal .,....,. on men to ma1ntain lon& erection and tbrultina durina intcn>OuNC Is t.be iduthlt It is a man's role to '"give'' the tAom•n An orpsm durina intetcoutJC. Just as the man hu craditlonolly been conoidcred the "provider" economically-the mmlhould "b<iaa hom< the bacon" or buy the ho........-he h11 al5o been liven the role or "pnl\'ldona" the woman with KXuolwisfactioD. A "real m,aa• • Jbou.kt ••mate her coc:nt:.' • In additloa to the prasurc created by thos role, th11 idea abo oftat putS the man in • no-win $ttuanon sincethe information he hal b<cn liven-that tllnutina durin& intcrcour~< lll!>uld brina a woman to orpsm-IJ faulty. I V-~ A COOitalll IOIUCO of Ulticty amon& mCII i1 wll<tl\er they continUe: intercourK loa& coou&h. rcmalnina ercct. or whether obey conllnue iotcrcour~e ion& inouah. rcma\nin& crcct, or whdhcr they reach orpsm "too .oon." (MOlt men. olthou&h tbey 1001ctlmcs UKd tbc Ccrm "lM'emMUfC- c:Jatulal:ion,." dtd not ln (act rt·fer IO ill •tandard ~ .......U,.-i.e., <Jr1ISDI b<(on: 0< just"' the~~ of pcnctn~tloa-but rotbcr referred to very •wi<d . - . . of p,. of illlercolllf&.) Sa'<'Dty•fout pcrca11 who ....-.d ~..,_,over ·~they ODDtinucd ialercounc ioaa MOII&h: "s.dly. 10 far, I have been clirouina too 110011 10 wit me. 1 ...,•t conorol it. Aod I fed as thOo&h I haven't reolly done raoc:h fO< my partner .... thoo&h I do try to continue ldmuladn IOmehOW. I COMidtr it • failed tal or of•- Thus thb " I ha..: to uw utrane COIIlrol to lleep from comhiJ too .oon. and this ofta1 maloa me loiC my hard-on. It sure <loa dlllurb b<aliiC I know that thai I'm not aoina . , . I'm aoiaa to b< f111Slfoted." "I fed liltc I'm dlatin& bcr." " I red pill. lltlifty." to- _---v..-.-.--... ....______ . -----··· ~ oi AlNAIICE.O - CCIIII • ...,. N ......... _,.. • u.s. -~.-- --·---- ........ ::: .,...... ...... _... • • ..,... '1rt u~s. • ntcdte~s pressure alienates tn~ ~nd women, u each blame~ the oth<r vlhen c.qxctatlons are not mco. But the ov<rwh<lmina majority or men rcalil'.cd thot womctt ofien did not orpsm durin& intercourse. anc:l found tbls. IOUI'<C or llf<SIWC. Many felt it .,.. their Coull: "I do ~ed inadcqiOalc becauK lbc dOcrn't cum throuah intercou<~<. That's .,,.., I~~ for a btaaer '' v;ntily." .,._ ..,. Clillf\f. YOVI $cllnM . ~ _.. bl ..........., W rn • us. a...oom. s~ u.s .a. .no. ow ""*""'' ~ ... -""** to ~flOC~...._ WUdll'iD como6lrinQ fWO .,_, ~ in U. S. ccAt9lt ..-,_. ,.. • ..., Hl.lrrv.ic "*-• *"'*'--.o,..... .. ~w. Jln, 31, IN ,....,.,.. Jt..1nt 1, tC RJU'f MXMOrno.l--'ltT-~'- dlper\ ..,... ~k< the ob\oious ms.. cr. thoU&h lbc tclb me ~ 11 noc . 1 uy to coavincc m)'5dr of it. but h al•ays murns." "I have aln)'> thou&lll that if a ..oman dido't OfJ.tim. it-.-.., thf' man•s fault. 1bat donn't mc2n he ~-a.m·r •man c:no\l,J.h': in fact, it Jl}f:ans bt 'tll"ti too much man. I think 11'1 cuicf ror a ¥rOman if a man .-t.alty C&n'i about her and Ill• truJis bim." Finally, somt mrn had rome to trrms with lht faa that many women didn't oraa.sm simply u a rauh of thru>cina. but did oraasm easily in oth<r WIYJ-tnd were bcalnn•natd'... the bencOt~ tO them or thb Information, tr}\QI to lnt..,atc it Into th<h ~a: "l..atdy l'•e eom< to feel tbat ,...,. oherc 11 a coopcrau..: •cnturc talill& pUce, botb people muu ,.ork tO&dbcr. Wh.o 's to 11Y is the OtiiY (or beJI) .,,. to sumulltt a woman? My t"Uncnt lo'u usa a \ibrator and can only orpsm • itb it. Wt"~ tncd to mate 11 an intestlll pan or our lovanakrna." "My d<llc:ale malt qo is not afTmed on this poinol l stimvlate them to orpsm b<for< intercourK." ''For yt.ars I lhou&b it wu my fault if a p!lnnc:r did mtcra)WS< not con1e durin.& in1ercoune. and I am surt chill w&I crut io wme eastS. s-J.nee t wu mort: ignorant l.ban I am now. Also I fch tbat my penis w11 not bia enou&h. Buc alter readona tom< boob and artides and talldn& 1o ,.omen on IlK ..,b,cct. I no ioaaer feci that Is true. Now my wife seems to acccp <he fact >he does 1101 OtPJII' tluou&h itucrcourac.• • " I think that many tlcroar>cls arc I'DIIk 0t1 '*"·Our pcnlsa do not ...,. to b< <he ri&!1• tool lor P<oducin& feminine orpsms. our capociry for oraumin& in • •bon time is a tw:.k, our interest in penetration is not rnllr •hared by moJI women ... JIUI. if one tlllks about ic, and IJ willina to feel free and friendly, there arc no problems. From rlw book The Hilc Repon on Male Sexuality by Sltt" HI,.. CopyriJAt 15181 by ~ Hll<. Rtprlnttd by pormis:slon Q/ Al/rrd A. Knopf. Jn<. DUtrlbuttd by Los A ntrlrs Tl'"rs Syndirol< The Student Wide Judiciary Is taking applications 'for Justice. Applications are Avai.l able in the SA office 111 Talbert SEMESTER IN SPAIN l442 E.~ SL ~""""" Mlc~ ­ lA ......,_, of Trinity QlrioU.. ~ CALL TOLL FREE tor luH informlldonCoi'-CL) 1-«Xl-253-9CUI 11ft-._ 01 H loll -liM 1- a l... call 1-6 16-4142·~1 Buffalo Student Board Concerts presents An Evening With RAY CHARLES with The & Rayel8tts Ray Charles OI'C::hetlltral s.,edal Guests - RPM September 27' '1981 7 p.m. Klelnha• Music Hall COME OUT TO l'HE GAME AT THE FREE T"ockca are avail~ • • • AMAA's. seare " ua tidoot offi<:a, md aD Dc:loctnin oalkll. -Hotdogs - Potato Skins ·-Popcorn - Peanub • Plate of Chicken Wings $1.50 Scotc:IHJ..Sirloln 3999 ~le lOAd next te the Blvd. MAll SCOTCH·N·SIILOIN �sports UB defense sparkles; hold opponents to six Bulls pummel a ·rove City 42-6 ®~~~;. . .~·~~·· of the Uncmen ud the speed of the defei!sl~ oecondary. They are the linebackers of the Bulls. Together with the rest of the UB deJenie, they hdd Grove City to two field eoals in Saturday's contest. ln the first two games, the defensive units have held oppon<OIS to 13 points. But outside linebacker Cosmo Nestola not<d that "We've wait<d three ton& years" to reach this l<vel of play. The defense sho"'-ed flasb<d of dominatina the aame last season, whm the Bulls ripp<d oft a five game winning streak to open the seh<dute....,. showing based mainly on a stingy defensive performanc:c that only yidd<d 36 during the stretch. Against Grove City, Defensive Coordinator Gene Zinni reported that the line backers "didn't do much stunting." Helping the Bulls was the loss to Grove City or its top two quarterback$, leaving sophomore John Roth as the starting pilot. "We were just stufrtng them up, " outside linebacke.r Frank Berrafato explain<d. "We read the play, and Oooded to th< ball." The lri-captain stresses that his unit was "u..Umtly coached and well prepared" for the gam<. 8oth Nestola and Be!Jafato agreed that they mjoy it more when their opponents run the baU. Nestola admiued that "1 likt it whm they run it up my side. It's nice to look up and see two other lin backers helping out on the t~kle." But Oerry Quinlivan, the other interior Unebacket", disagreed. "When they pass, there's more of a chance for an intercept. I( they put the ball up for arabs, anyone can a<t it." One problem that the Bulls fared late in the &arne was letting up and restina on a larae lead. Quinlivan recalled that th< ~es continually stressed to th< defenie to maintain pressure . late in the pme. Currey termed it "oot much of a problem" to play at the same level in the second half. While some of his teammates claimed that Grove City didn't betona on the same field as UB, the junior noted that only two years aao the Bulls were the ones on the wron& <nd of a lopsided score. II bas been th< recent seasons that hav< bad "the tides turned" on UB suc:o:esses. He pr<dict<d that Grove City will follow the same pauern as Buffalo. Head Bulls Coach Bill Dando praised the lin<backin& oorps, assertin& that th<Y did a great job. He noted that the Bulls are ""maturina as a team." -Dan Ho/du By JEFFREY R. T H URSTON Sports Editor CROVE OTY, PA.-unli~t the previous mtctioa betwcm UB and CcO\·t 01y, "h<rt the •-'0 teams faded lo ...,.. a tOOchdo""· Saturday'• pme bet"ftll th< two Divbion Ill schools fea1ured 48 POinu--42 notched by the Bulls. A fler displayina a d<VOJtotlna ocriallllkk on 1be op<nin& day the ,....k before, 111< Bulls loot 10 lh< 110und 10 hancbly def<al lh< Wolverinet 42-6. Led by junior ruMina back Pat Whilchcad's 1119 yards rushi111, lh< UB ground &&me rambled for 274 yards and four score5. WhJtt:head"J running matt Tim "Bubba" Najueh COOiribuled 84 yards and'""' TDs oo I 3 cameo. "'ftom the pme films ft kntw Ytt could run outside on them," said Whi1chead .des<ribina lhe •eam·, success.. "'we have- a f&ntaSIK" offmsh-e ~ !hat opens up the holes... "A lot of the <rcdll aoes 10 Coach Roo (UB's offrnsh·e cootdinator and offmsive b<lck <>oac:b) for callina 111< p141ys be does. Wt havc a .,icJ< 011<11 balanced offense," h< added. "Thry didn't know "'hit "'~ Yt'Crt comina ar them with." Balancing th< BuU offensive onsla"llhl was quarl<rback Marty Barret!. Th< North Tonawanda nadve kept the Wo1\'t:rlnc: defcnsh·e unit auwin& wi1h IUs pinpoint pusina II<'COIIlpan'od by an effocti,.., running &am<. On the day Ban-.u completed 12 of 18 passcs for IS6 yards wilh two TO. and OM intcrcq>tlol\. The Bulls opened the soorina takina the Oll<f1ina tiet-orr 6S yards in.JO Jl141n with Whitehead coins from tbe ron-. On Orovr City's ront possesion, • ltinay UB def<DSC forced a punt, bo,...-ver, the Bulls fumbled lh< ki<k &ivill& the Wolverines txcdl<nt r~tld position. Alain the def<nl" hailed I he drive as Grove City Settled for fodd goal. The Wolverines pulled within one poinl on another fodd aoal by Lou DI:Fabio afl<r Barrett cooahed the ball up deep in his own lerritory, bu1 11 was the dtfens< lllal earn< throu&h apin nOt &Uowina a tOUChdown. 0\"Cr z -z 0 t- w ~ c( "Thai IJ lh< only way they were aoina 10 SCOt< on 1.1S today;• commented dtftns:ive tackle Cary Brown ," The defense was tjpl as hcll. The only way for us 10 lost. b to I~ on our ov..---n mistakes. T ht Woh'Uines. becau~ or injuries 10 t.hcr number on< and 1.,'0 qu.vtebacks,,..... foreod 10 01art third stnn&<r Jim Rob<rU, "'bo also ldl tbe pm<ID !he second qu.vtn "'-lth a sepented shouldtt. •• Wolb lllar QU&ntTbad<s OUI, - r11ured ll!cy ""Ould be runnilla. They hac! nobody l<f1 ,.ho oould lhrow Ihe ball," said defensiv< <&plain John Wh11c, ..so wt> just dua in. •• Durina the second Slanza UB uploded for four 1ouchdowns inertasinlltbcir lead 10 35-6. On a third and eiaht $hutation. with the Bulls marchina Barrett found 1jp1 <nd Ke<in Pnu1, who led all re<civcrs with foUl r<e<p~ions for iS yards on the day,.,...,. 1he middle for tbc ront down at the CfO\'t Oty 17. Two pia)'$ la1cr Najudl bo"·led ID from lh< Jt\'m. Dl:fcmivc bact Bob COSIIJWI's interception of a Jim Roberu paso-his last of llle ~ed to the Bulls' next oam. From the three Bill Keifer. a 115 pound runnina b<lct bandied Into the md r..oM. Afl<r UB's defenl" stopped the Wolverines oo the <MuinJ drive, lhe BuUs came stampcdina ba<k. From lh< 12 yttd lin. Batmt co0 nocted "ith split end JM 0' Amico for the IICOre. D'Amico SP«IItularly made the ca1ch In the coffin comer draaaina his frrt 10 • s11y In bounds. Whh the lmrnen"" lead Dando was aivina hiJ entiK 1eam an -rtuni(y to play, althou&)l 11 made no difraene< 10 CcOV< City, they could stiU not mov< the ball into the md zone. Followul& o 1oaa paso completion from Jeff Koctlcr 1o Bob wat.- law in 1he pme, wbidl -;o,as the Wolverma IDJick th< UB 10, the bullish dda>sc reflll<d tO allow 1 loudoclcwm. l ULL BITS-The Bulls received 13 penalties for 1~ )'lids-a mauer wbicb CoKb Dudo Is not happy about. •. UB piled up 430 yards tocal offens< while yieldln& 212.••Saturday's victory alva UB series record of 2-1·1 a&alnst OrOV< City••.The Bulls will be on the road next .....t qaiDJI Hoblort Oollcae before murnina home Cldobe< 3 to rStll< Univ<nity ••• Returning Rescue Squad Members PLEASE REPORT TO 109 PORTER For Shift Scheduling • Anyone Interested In becoming a member of the Baird Point rolunteer rescue squad, eome to 111 Talbert Hall or call 636·2950. ~~~~'-·-·~------------------------------------------------------------------------------- w.,.,. �Forfeits help Royals net tennis victory as Nazareth falls in Buffalo opener Aidtd by two Nout<~h Cotq. rorrriu, th< UB wocn<n's tMnis!QlD, opmtd t.hrir seasoo Thunady with a 5·2 •ictory at th< Ambersl Campus Couns. Goina into their seasoa o"""". the Royal> appear<d to be at a distiD<t ~•&Jitqtd opltut Nazareth, who bod already compcttd iD lhrtt nwcbes, but tbe ad¥U~< dJcln't hold true. &r... tbe !Utch, Royal coach Cooni< Camtut< conee<d<d. ':As for match play, Nautttb otrtalnly baJ a fa•orabk pooitjoo. Hnina car..,., two •ictori<s. they should be IJIO{t prq>attd. .. lo tbe (lilt Rn&les match. Naurctb's C1ui1 Caloldo looUd in mod......., ronn as sbe dtfcattd UB's Amy Ross. 6-1,6-3. lllt hard·fouabt match, was not as oaNid<d as the sccn mrm. Pla>ina ••th a ~ ..n.c. Ross <naaa<d in a sm.. or basdiM vollies, ofim CO<Jiina Up shon 10 ber 5UOCII<f Oppoocnl. Sbe tried a number of diffl'RIIt -ooch<s--11>duclinA forcioa play &1 th< lift-but Catoldo was abk to eount« 0\'t<J time. UB's Heidi J~hl playtd nearly a Oawlcu pnx in th< 5teond sinJ&e match. •innin& 6-1. 6-1 Jl&&inst MUe Turner. lllt Buffalo "'nior !J\ow<d exc:dlmt rana<: by r<turnina a number or dirrocult basrlin• and Soccer at Hou&btoo eorn<r r.hou. Juhl >&id that she was ">t<Y satisfi<d ~lth tht •·m," c:llina htt opponent ··.as not aU that bod." The third •inala mao.h "'"' Royal'• E•dyn Gntu be>ttd 6-1 by Eilttn Hus)ln. •ho was in eonuot from 111< fi~ polnu.. In the font doubles matcll, UB tumtd our in on outsaand•na pctlormances behind l..eslk Stidham ouid SuS&JI Rlbtn Pla)1111 tOa<th<r for ooly the r<concl tun< the two compllmenttd Hc:h otht< tffcui»dy oo theor "•Y 10 6-l. 1·S >ictory. •• Allhc:K.\&h ..t' art- not (Olmitiaf v.ith eadt other. •-e pla)<d ,.d)," saiCI Rvbtn. "lmprmUXIII •ill com• ttm< and prKift. In all, ,.. should be satiofoed ""h because of tht s:uuanon. '' UB's combination of Lisa MciU,nty &11d Usa Ca(>lltl "b victorioos •• th< seeoriCI doubla matcll. The (11\al •-u 6.2, 7-<1 dospll< • mh<r la<ldust« perforltWI«'. Camnitz summ<d up h<r oeam's overall play: "O..wt< our •mall number (four) of r<tumina , .....,.,. ,.. performed ..-.u. t did not really know "bat to e\pea today. so I auess I should be happy. We did come out on top." -Gar~ Sum Coli~. 4 p.m. Womeo's tennis at Caoi.sius Collqe, Amhem ColliU, 4 p.m. Fidel bocltey at Uoivmily of Roebesttf. Golf-Tri-State Tournament at Erie PA. Meo 's Ierum at Buffalo Scare CoUeae. 3 p.m. Volleyball 81 Genesco State Colleae. Meo's Bowlii1&-Tryouu W\U be held for the meo's club bowlina learn in Squire l.a.n es the week or September 21 throus)l 25. Aa S8 lane fee will be assessed to covtr the eos1 of the 16 pmes whlc:h must be eompl<ted for tryouts. For additional i11fonnation contact Bob Romeo or Ron Hubbell at 689-8868. Womeo's bask<tbali-Pre-season conditioning for the: WOQUill's Baskeballteam s~ in Room 4, Clark Hall basement. Sessions will be held Monday lhrous)l Thursday a1 J p.m. Tryouts for the squad will beain Monday, Oclobtr 12 from 3-$ p.m. Contact Coaeh Linda O'Donnell 81 831-2935 for funher information. I just 18 more point I By JAC K H E.LLEVIG A..s:sorlatt Feature Editor Voting Booth Workers Needed for Sa Senate Elections on Sept. 22 . 24th various places and times Call the SA Office at """ 636-2950 ~------------------~· • •1,i ~--- . ....,....(11-- "That's OK. When can I come in for a rryont?" "I'm sorry, pracuces are closed to the public." But I think I still havt a shot at Iandin& the job. She asked where I played in col~. how much eli&ilbility I had leO, my aae. ere. I named a small oommunity coUeae in dowDSiate New York and said tlult it was a DWision ll school. Throus)lrhree qu~t= of last Thursday's Buffalo-Philadelphia game, the Bills vasudy resembled the team that had decimated the: J<lS and the Colts. But on the first play of lbe fourth quarter-despit their fumblina and bumblina-N'.ck Mike•MaYtf was sizing up a 19 yard field aoal that WO\!Id tie tbe same at 17. A 19 yard field aoal is 110t really a 1011& on£. In Actually, they speci~ in culinaty arts and fact, it's the: same distantt as an extra peinl. they're n01 Division ll or I or anybtina because Bw Mike-Mayer missed. they don't have a football team. I had to mate Pity Chuck Knox. It's fourth and two on the som<thin& up because you can't J<l a job two, and a IOUCbdown would Jive the BillS the anywhere without coins to colleae. Sbe told me lead. But he thinks, "nah, I'll play it saf< and my chances "<ren't 'tf'Y good becasue the: Bills 10 for the c:hip shot." He abviously forgot had lots of free aaent kikcer1 and somt wilh Murphy's law on field goal kickers that reads, NFL experience lookina for the job. "Oh, the "I( a foreign born 50C:Cer style kicker with a phone has really been rinsing off the hoqk hyphenated 111m< can miss a 19 yard lield &oal today?" l asked. aod sh< just laus)led. at the worst possible moment, he ,.iJl." Nit:k Mike-May«'s broth« Steve was in the What's really frustratinJ is that I know I can NFL a1 one time, when Nit:k was playina for kick a 19 yard lield goal. I did it plenry of Atlanta. On on< inalorious Sunday a few years times for my his)l school team. Why should I back, Ste'< and Nick found lhtrnstl\'ts leave my «notional stability in .Mike-Mayer's oppOsing each other. B<tween the two of thtrn bands when I know 1 can do a bdter job? The they mi~ an inordinate amounl of extra time for armcbair field JOal kicking is past, so 1 peints and litld aoals. ARer tlie game, the called the Buffalo Bills and asked for a tryout. Atlanta COIICh told newsmtn, "I'd hate to see Chuck Knox was out and they tratlSferred m< 1h<m as a trapeze act." to the scoutina department. But I hat< ro see Mike·Maytr as the Bills I would tbin.k that the Bills would be :very kicker. Toward 1he end of 1he phone sensitive about field aoal jokes, as I his call was conversation I confronted the sensitive subject inta~deilto be, but the: woman I speke to was directly. "You Ira~ 10 &ive me the job. I k11ow • very helpful. 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Rates we 1 1.50 lot 1,. 11m ttn wot01..10..10 tot eech .odibonel wotd. a..u.fild ...,.., ecn fl,aOa.tiCHA c:luaitied5 1?.60 per column Alida m..t~~t be peld 1ft~ Entw paec;. theld tn peitiiOG. or .,. ....._tot •nell. ...S a IIQiote C10P1 01 tl"e .:I wtlh a thiCk Of money orc1er lor t .... ~ No lOa •1H be taken 00* the P"*'rL "The Spect,..,.• r...-vw thlrigN toed"t or date at't'fcopf Ho retWIGs.,. Qll....non cte:Mttlied .at.. PIMM moPe .:we COO)' tt ~ "The sc:-trum• does no1 euume ~l·IY lof 1on1 tmn.. UOIIPI to reoroduce ur .s for eovw~ ttM 01 ehefge. uwc ls tenc:~et~r;~ • ..._.....,.to·~·~ MOl'&. AA.L 1\tii!E MCAtaf1 ..., . . ,.. DAIIT 1t74 ~ IIOrl't ........ 1a.«10 ,.._ ............ . ,.~~101 ~200...No.....,....., ~IA&.IOfiMJif'f CIOfrtC'On P'HOTOI· lprlfolg"-', S.l'llolOe. ~~~~=~ tcrcow~o•*' STEM:O SY8TtM. ff'l toPHkets. T.et.'*-., twrn'--. 100• ,_..,.. ~ ~ ltQ, ~KAN:IONSOW'~,_,OO. Sorty ••pe OldL 110000. ... """"""" I'OUN5 '*" tol. . . . 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WYit ATI OfifS _ 1'YPMiiJiitt1Cii....... ,...waC~~~Ca..-.,., =-~"=="==~=,-----~ ... ,...._ --. .. ............... .._'1'AOOOCTtOH IHf(R1'......ufN1 It TO SOCtAL .XW.UY'Y ,.. CASSaD"'"'' MAIN & AMHl"lt$1' ~~--·tOWMrdl«o...toye DON'T GET KIBOSHED... Get The Facts About: -Squire Union closing; -Where the administration· prososes the new union; -HoV~ their plan has the poten· ttal to adversely.effect your life; -Where "Kabosh" proposes new union; -How "Kabosh" principles· advocate the continuation of a student union environment. ··''t -/... .. ·.. • SR ~ COME TO~ THE KABOSH! INFORMATIONAL UPDATE TODAY Monday, Sept. 21 2:00p.m. Capen LQunge, A.C. ., For complete Inform~~ lion on current rata and rapayment tc:heduiH, call Wntem'a lnatallment Loan Dep8rtment at 856-2222. GSA *Your energy and Ideas are needed*' Parents can now get student loans at Western. New York State has authorized the new student loan for ·.. parents with children in undergraduate school. ~ 'I The new loans are issued at a low annual interest rate. Up to $3.000 per year and $15,000 total per . student can be borrowed to help defray tuition, fees, • room and board, books. travel and basic personal eltpenses. · Universities, colleges and vocational schools must be approved by the U.S. Department of Education and the student must be enrolled or accepted Jor enrollment in undergraduate stud1es. the Bonk Western ... ·" . Western New York .., Savings Bank MemberF.o.l.c. 1if .. Y.2!l! • I '· \ • 1 • • • Investing in commUnity . ~ �backpage;universit y r - Squire Hall's "D·Day": Kaboshers meet Ketter BY JOII' K. ,... LAPIA~A Ecllt,,,....,,.o,q hr<C tones btlo" t~r~. \lkhatl Cooney ,.as <TIIC113tnlnc a lUll hou-.· or folk fanatics in tht R:u And 31 ''<i'S abo'e Coone). Squirt C'onfrr<nec Tbearrr a '"'o"J-tnu•ltd m to vaC"v. Saturday"~ >ho\\ing of .,w,·rr·d Slota. Scauertd throughout th< l>rniJing ..... potkrr• or ,,utknl>. mit~&tina. sociolillng, or jo'lt r!.rnning a night out. h "as business :u u.suaJ :u tht union. E~~rpt on tht third noor. TI1ert. rns«>n~ in the r«n,..• of the Off·CampU> Hou•ing o(fkt, Bob Haydrn and Peter Hir:shman colore<~. Not rhildr<n '> bookJ o r poner5, but comph~a rod' bh .•prir"• or the Main Stretl and Amherst T ~ ~-r~ . 1.;_,----·-- ~ . . .· l&lif" - - ~~mpusrs. Rather than enjoy a relat l~ely acadtmic·frec Stptrmb<r "eckcod. the paor \ltrc completing documentation to presrnt Univ<f'Sity Prc•idcnt Robert L. Kttter on the relocation of Squirt Han rrsidents or't tr the union closes this Dtccmbtr. Today, Ha)<ltn and Hirshman wOI merr with Kettrr and a frw kty vice presidents to dodde whore tO place the dislocated student o rganrtations. For a mtrrlng some term Squirt groups' " 0 -Day", H oydtn and Hirshmon remain confidtnt that thtir 'ttws will be htard. far President Krrtrr has been -.ry open and recq~~hr to our ideas," H irshman said. txplaininJ that th< '"O art representatives or tht Kabo>h Commtllet, compoK<I or $1Udtnl5 from variow Univrrsily &O\tmmtnts. Kabosh bt&an meccina in early Summer LO seck a "fair and rquitable" solution 10 combat tbc loss of tht union, H irshman e\plained, and r«<ntly complrrC'd tbtir plan which calls for tht rstablubmtnt or unions-on< at HArriman Library on the Main Strtrr Compus and one in the Capen·Nonon·Tolbtrt Complu at Amhrrst. H o,.'t\er thtir plan hu met Sliff oppo<ition from the Di\ts;Qn of Studcru Affairs (DSA) and th< Otpanmcnt or Tbrattr. both or "'hich "ould be bi& space: lo~rs should the Kabosb proposal be aC<ltpted by the administration. At the othtr tnd of the spectrum from Kabosh is Viet Prcsidont for Facilities Plannin& John Neal, who has proposed to move most Squire occupants in'to Par~er Engin<Crina, • recently vacated Main Strerr academic hall . Ho\\tvcr, both Hayden and Hirshman sec diff(icuhi<$ with Neal's recommendations. " Ht d0<1 not ~en come ncar th< four main Kabosh principles," Hayden noted. The prindplrs, according to a hand-out that Hayden Insisted the administration had sren. ronsisting or what Kabosh sers a.s neccssitl<$ for maintaining the quality of student Uft. ''So '"0 ~ ~~· I-~~. I . UN ION 8LUEPAI NT't. This COUld be a fuh,. tc.enl riO Ol Wt\11 atudent life may rt'tOI.,. • tollnd lhcMIId Nao~ rt Olig1npl pl•n t . acc.peed by .,..~11Ceu.... 11M aboft blwpril"'t NonUr;hta ""' gto~.~1'1d rloof of pan;-., EnetnMrine. with tht lai'Qt cent.. ~ock ol sltsl'lota aymbolldng the MW hcMnt lot thot Oniwwslty J- 8ool4kttl and thl re<:t.t1'191.1ltt boJ to the nght ot it the s..,.C. tt....-..G fof two.M PWbllutlon._ The bulk of Squire otgaftt.uHona. teeotdinO to the Nul report, _. .. •lthet' be hOI.I.ted in Pl f\.N 0t HetrlmMt utnry. Not everybody' s Kabosh krazy 8> J O H N K. LAPIA NA , ,I Etfrtor·m·Chwf t·· •• "'«~lent Jll'orosol•hal ...mr.... ht nM!o or .. u.lml> .,.. both catllpu>c$, .. pr.11scd Studon1 ~tion (SA) Prcsidmt JOt' Rtnin..... Thr<'U&h n. ""'C pm a hll!.t. but ' - • Joe. ' 'et ill mUSI look •• rcallty." ·•11 atate$ ~problem for lhcall'f. and u tohcs oM for 111< Stud..,. AssociJuion." <On'lplalt><d Thtal<r and~ D<p;utmmt C'!Wrman Soul Elltn. "W< misht b< l<rt out in 1ht oold." "It's just the btginninc or "hat should b< happmi.nJ ac thh Unh'ef'Sit).'" r.);plaintd Hotaiot "'>I j""' Council Chairman Bob Hayden. "Stn~ "udents at< lht u(Cf'$. they certainly .should ha"c ~ \Otec fn c.ampus planninJ... "But ,.bat they $<CII\ lO lor&., is 1bat no >tudtnt propammed for 1~ Capm-Norton Complex. orh..-r buil~ings arc btina plannod ror ahat.'" eritici~ Vice Presidmt for Studrnt Arfoin Richard Si&atlkow. '"That sPaao hu always b«m for artivities \\tn the usc or the Division of Student Allairs!DSA)." It had Sian~ as 3 modest student re1etion ~o the dosi.R i or Squirt H all, a.nd ln two months blouomcd I n addressing the Kabosh request for a centralized "SC!htme" imo the Univcrsily'' leading oont.rO\HSY and most prrssing immodiot< problem. Hailtd by studenu :u for a union on both campuses. Hayden explained that Neal's the only "fair'' altcrnati\' C left aHc:r the S.tudent proposal c:reatt5 a " dual union" at Main Strctt and just union shut> down in Dcctmbtr. th< Kabosh "disperses evrrybody e~ around" on the Amherst Campus. Committtt proposal to hou..., dislocatod Squl"' "Our first principle was not kept at all," ht complained. resident> in 1lf<as presently omJpiod by th< Neal's position on Kabosh'l second principle- to have a Dtpartmtnt or Thtalcr""" DSA h&$ dt11WD th< irt "rrrro-liued" union completed befor< Squire clost5- has or some 1eadlri r-acull)' and admi:ninration manbru. Hayden baffied. "There is no mrntion or lime in his rrpott," ha."-e made my position dar from the ou~ ... Hayden A.id. "We're arrtina 1hon of time. There Isn't a cmphasittd Siuclkow. "E•rryoo<. in<ludinc my.tlf, mention of kerpin& Squire Optn until the relocation is is in at"C"Ord 11ioith the idta of lM importance of a complrre." «ntralized student union. but 1.1. present. ,.,"arc Ytr, both Hayden and Hirabman admit it may~ possible to trapp<d by circumstanca." l:erp Squire open a.ftrr Dt«mbtr, ahhou&h neithrr is wiltin& to The UnNenity's acad<mic sph<Te, Sil&tlko" guess how·it could be accomplished. "That qaeslion is in the noc.ed. must takt pr«ednacc ewer '"tra.ruimt scudan bands or the adminiwatioo and Albany," Hayden explained. dub>." H< poilltod to Kabo$h proposab .,hiob could sr-~y cripple the Amhenl ~ic: Spin<'s Kabo>h also roquested that any transported iludtnt capabitili<s to handle cla>ses. The Kabo$h plan calb organization be "treated jllll like any Olba' academic deparuneru," Hayden n01td, addina that fears o r Stud<nt groups forth< ><hedufin& of dassa at tb< Ellic:ott Complu and Main Str«S Campus until ead! r<achn upocrty, rtttivin& inadeqUate considtraiJOII whtn moved prompted the thtn with 1M remainins courses, bqin fiUin& tht dcmond. Spine. Tht'tslcl r...,lt, th< Commltttt bttk~. "ill On the founh Kabosh point-fuU ..:c:asibility for handicapped b< enouab rernoinin& "prime" spa« for tl(o dilj)la<td Squire occupaou to inh2bU comfonably. st ucknts-Hayden conceded thai altllouab Neal did not mmt ion Howa·cr, th< au• of Siudkow's complaint> in bis report thai Harriman, which would hotsSC som~ Squirt apina tht Kabo$h plan omt<r around "hal rie ttnn> refuaees, would be made whc:dchair acc:Uuble, it was possiblt the "aademic rdatocl areas" or the Cap<"n·Nonon thatlbt ddtrion was an OYersipt on the viclr president's part. Compltlt. " 'Thtsc areas come >«<Hld la(lcr ilotb Hirshmon and H aydm called Neal 's CJ'iticisms of the ..:adcnUcs)," h< upbinrd. "They ar< in 1 Kabo>h proposal "bocw", pointln& 10 the lack or "rttiOns why pcrmanau areJ• -exuemdy i m.ponant 10 .studem need$." In this area. Sipelko" count <d. ore the il doesn't wor·k " o f fered by the vkc president. "Now we'rt Plaoemtnl Ctnt<r, D>ttl by graduatin& l"niou ror askina why," H inh"¥" explained. locouna eirhtr pmnanm1 jobs or araduatc >dtool. And the two audenl5' questions will continue today as thty and Lift Workshops, a collcction or non ...codcmlc meet wilh Ketter to hammer out th~ solution to lh~ four month octfvitles. controver5)'. Hopefully thm, H ayden mused, some onswcrs and some aoocl news willsrrrr studentS at today'• forum on B oth tbt Lil< Workthops and Pla.......u Crn!<r rdocation in the Capen_Louoae. locations ha\~ httn earmarked by Kabosh •• t&fll.,• ''I fcw nucknt a;roup oc:cu~lions . ''What makes (lludent dubs) --~ tmportant than tb< ~cnt Ctntcr?" Slpelko., qU<:<nonod. "Whal's so wronc •uh th<m oprcadina tht!Ndva aloo&lht Spin<?" Si&&dl.- Wei that DSA bas "spent 1ht WI XI )nrl" d«mlnlizcd, and !hot ht could not undmtand •hy stvdtnt """"" rould not b< dasptntd for a ftw )t:an until MW 11udeu1 X"Chll)' crntcn an: c:onAruatd at AmhC"f"Q. ·~ r >tudmt orpnutions arc so •tak thot they can't b< d«"Mtraliud, then "hal 11 thai .a) in& about thol" IIOUps'/" Siwllow mod. Anwerin& "tlurt lbt)1 muiC not 1\1\t mud\ appea.l. I do not undc...llltld lhdosl<." Yet Siudlo,. admittC'd that b< did- "the loci<" w.hen the iiudtnl•run Rtoord Co-op reqUt'Sied 10 bt rclocatod in the Cap<n Arcade rrom th<ir Squire basm1ent home. ·•11 waJ c.lea.r in my mind thai the R«<rd Co-op I<IVod a ht.ttcr function 1~on 1M pinball mat:hines that we rllll ,.hillh u.scd to b< th<re," he >lid. However, Rlfkht,doubted thai SiB&<Ikow'• lntcntlons to~'Drd students wue &ood. ··~think SIB&tlkow Is out of line whtn 1t com<S to the studtnt • union," Rifkin romplaintd. '"What iA hil majorcontm~. hls op<rations o r th< studtnu. He used to .scream for a 11udro1 union. now he l1 not workin& for-1n.•• • Whik Rlfl..ln Is at polar rods with DSA o>cr relocation. b< admit• to understandin& Ellcfn's position apinst moorina O<pnizatlons into th< Department's Hmlman C'Oftfincs. " I tan rdal< to 'lbut..-r's position on th< Kabosb proposal, but • student union is critical and more important dun one sinal< tl<pattm<n1," hesalcl. Squ~ro H .....~. Ell;in di..,&J<ed. "I ha-. sympalhy ror Kabosh, bllt I om foarrul of tht dimsplioll thai the proposal could cau>< in a tl<pattm<nt ,.htre ecntralizatioll is crucial," oplained Elkla. "Any movnncnt can rtally da._ our "'Oft." 8<sidcs hb ba<k disq(e<mCIIt with tht ~ I)<OI)Cisol, Elkin quest)oncd lh< toctin u.scd by t11e CommiU« in prq>al'llion of the plan. "AI times they ...... Jwt ovcneato..." he aid. r<C~IIinc thai a Kabo$h manbtr comltlcd Public to pin cntran« lnto lockod Tbcu<r and Dana: orr....~ Both Siwltow and ElUn oritieizod lh< Kabo$h pnatee of dosed rncairws to cbJcuss ..st.rateat'" . "They mad< It imposoiblt ror me to ha•e any tnput," Elkin saocl, addina that bt bad asked 10 b< in\ittd to • Kabosh WSiioft to explain the sl)tdaJ nM!o and problems or the Tbtar..- Dtpanmmt. " I doto't like the 1o0erecy... Siudt ow said. "That't •hy "Cart in lht boat W<'rt io today. We 1f\OUid all b< btrter IIC1Vod 1r 0\CI')thin& was a littl• more op<n." Sluell ow insiotod that he w15 "defendins o~rauons Ihat wrrt wonh defendil'\l". whilt Elkin nOicd thor as dcpa11<nrnt chairmon It was hb duty to "crtatt 'I viable th<al<r program." Sal.,, "h•s ironic,'• Elkin ukl, *'be<:ausr ir "'e wt".rtn't locatod in Horrlman. 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The final product, intended as a biting, satirical black comedy, was merely a two·hour torade of pointless gripes against big business, the blundering classes, organized government, religion and crime. Three generations of Bontempo's, a venerable Mafia family, all portrayed by Ernest Borgnlne, paced through sitting room and Lillie Italy street scene sets, at Shea's Buffalo last Tuesday night, expounding on the evils of the American way. And they expectantly waited for a reaction. But there was none. Apart from a few muffled snickers from lawyers who identified with a law joke and sporadic applause from a flock of teachers at a fleeting reference to their low pay, most of Borgmne's lines were met with silence. As new characters were introduced there was anticipation that another body on. the stage would shake up the dialogue, gove the Don a person to bo!Jnce his diatribe off of. Only the back up characters were all phantoms, shaped by Borgnine's handshake and slap-on·the-imaginary·back. There was a dazzling flash to begin the second act as Grandfather Domenico Bontempo played cat and mouse Nith the voice of a US Senator. The pace raced. Borgnine's OOn attentively fielded questions. coyly shot back answP.rs, feogn'!d innocence and turned from an old innocent grandfather '"a lethal victim with a twist of his heavy brow at the piped osound ol laughter from the Senate Chambers. And then more silence as the voices disappeared, leaving the remaining audience wfth an underutilized character actor spewing undefined lines at a new procession of ghosts. The answer could be to tum the monologue into a continuous dialogue. When Borgnine and Gallu bounced cutting remarks off each other for local critics at a champagne press conference last Monday the room was electric with their energy. "The Mafia and the churches have something in common, eh, Ernie?" Gallu queried. ~.....t "Yeah" Borgnine shot back. "None of us pays taxes." "And what about the phone company?" Gallu snapped. "They walk around like the seven digits were made by God himself." Gallu, the epitomy of Mafia-prep in tan slacks, a blue button· . down shirt, and an elaborately molded 14 K lipped cane, looked more the part of a Mafia don than Borgnine. With a drag on his stogie and a darting glance he fielded questions in a husky voice. "It's an editorial," he said. " It would make more sense looking at things through a gangster's eyes than through a doctor or lawyer or politician. It makes more sense with a man who is organized crime." The play, which had its world premier at Shea's to be followed by engagements in Montreal, Philadelphia, Washington and Chicago before a scheduled spring Broadway debut, has already been criticized sight unseen by several prominent Italian· Americans. The writer and actor insist that the play is not against Italians or the Mafias-only against the establishment. " People just sit there. . ." Borgnine began. " And they suck in a lot of air," Gallu finished. Several theater patrons, resplendent in navy-pinstripe suots, 1930's cuffs and jaunty white fedoras, who cast stormy ·eyed l·am-not-amused looks around Shea's lobby last Tuesday nigl\1, would confirm Gallu's contention. �PRODIGAL SUN Prodlrl• Suo EdltolfDoVkl 14 Com.-oc• Alta EdltOifU. Petnno link r-.rOiffony G·~ Art O.~el S.wyer l'lloeoiJim O.V.ncenzo Edltot4o Ch,.IIJOM K Ulplana I By Marty Rosen .. •... •.•.. 1 refusing the lrrefusable. Bntn•u M•,.•oetfMICh.Mt D. S.u-man I Martt llng O#fff.fodWayne 8 The sculptured look. Hunttf Attt. COOftfl,.atodLau,ence Setdmen Ah. c-...to<'St>o•'*Y § Prodt~etron'M CAPEN GALLERY/ KENNETH SNELSON ByLarryCongdon ~-- 5 BORGNINE ~~-~ £d11011Seth Goodct\old IIMOf"'f £dltoi!Mt,_y M Ptottt Goo•-. 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Stl11 Untversny ot New YOfk II 8uHa.to. 3ot35 Ma•n GROOVES & FRI;NZIES Street. Bullola, New YM 1•21' T~ (716)831.:1676ect<lonal, (71611131.:1661 , b<n>nns Copyroghl 11181 Bullolo, N Y. Tho Spectrum Stuclenl l'eflodlcal, I"" Edltouol polky •• ClttennJned by the Ed1t0f' tn. Chill ~iCatloM ol.,.., ....u .. hetetn wlt'hou·t the upteA consent ot the Ulor-fn-Cn.,f '' atncllt ....................... 9 The vinyl frontier. PHILIP LEVINE THE ROUNDS By Kevm Anterllne . ........ 4 Black Mountain II Poetry Series commences. lOibl.,.,.,., ,-,. ~trum Is printed by Bulfolo N-sl'fts• Inc;.. 1370 Senea St Bu!tll(), NY .•.............•..... 10·11 A weekly calendar of events. Dt~lrD.tted lree 10 the UntYerSftY c:ommunl1ythmtt OM copy per periOf\ PHOTOCOPYING 355 Squire Hall * Ulo.£ TO ~flCO\IE AU RETURNING COLUG£ STUDENTS BACK TO SCHOOL WITH A f R E E! $500.00 CASH * GIFT GIVfN"AWAY fOil THE N£U TWO FIOOAYS (Scpl I 8 &JSrh) To b< rireiblt jusl b< .,.,..nl. (No pvrch•,. Hoo.fi<f. - ,....,..,y. ..... b< .,......,, MIXED Ollll'ot.S OllrlY 7Sc Eot'!l MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL ·at PICCOLO'S! -WATCH THE GAME A.. D HAVE FREE PIZZA AT HALFTIME! yoUR cHOICE! $ 5.95 (SCHLITZ) STEAMED CLAMS & 1 PITCHER OF BEER OR (SCHLITZ) CHICKEN WINGS & 1 PITCHER OF BEER COMPLETE LUNCH, DINNER AND LATE·NIGHT SNACK MENU AVAILABLE! FRIDAY ~ SATURDAY TILL MIONIGH T' SATURIMI I BENHATZEL 1253 Nlegara Falla Blvd. (We're on r,.nslt Rd., 3 miles soullt ol East.m Hlllo Mall) 2 . PfodJoal s;;nrrho Speettum . Friday, 18 Sept- 1881 (I• llofiWrtaM MaiO Ott., Elcplre• 11a0111 �_ _ _ _ _ _,B y Rick Szykowny ame has never come easy to Gary U.S. Bonds. After a career In music spanning the bauer part of some 20 years, Gary Is still relegated to only two mentions in the new "up-to-date and expanded'"Aolllng Stone Illustrated History of Rock and Roll, neither of them overly flattermg. In his think· piece on the &Jal/e:t, Grail Marcus writes that the Feb Four captured "the absurd enthusiasm" of GafY U.S. Bonds. Langdon Winner refers to him as one of the "trashy, second·llne performers of Sixties R&B'' that Influenced Bruce Springsteen in his early days. The sophomoric critics at Rolling Stone notwithstanding, GarY has yet to take his place among that smell percentage of rock performers who embody the actual spirit of the music, a spirit of good·time, exuberant, a/l-out fun that is all too rare in the corporatedrone days of the early 1980's. After more than 20 yellrs, GllfY still looks nothing less then delighted to be on a stage bringing his music to an audience, lind liS for the Inevitable connection with Bruce Springsteen that so many roclc Journalists are bringing up these days-well, it F doesn't bother GarY. so why should It bother you? Tire interview that follows toolc piece after GefY'S memorable performance at the U.B. Falllest: Bonds: I'm ready. . . what's happening, man? Prodigal Sun: Answer last, since we've only got ten minutes. Bonds: Okay. . . okay.. • PS: How does it feel to be back doing this once again? Bonds: It feels absolutely fantastic•.• probably one of the greatest feelings since ejaculation. It's a good feeling, you know? PS: Before Dedicetjon-there's that whole story with Splngsteen and Oedication-what were you doing before It happened? Bonds: You mean before the Dedication album? PS: Right. Bonda: Um. . . working. Doing nightclubs, colleges, that whOle trip. . . PS: Sort of like revivals? Bonds: I did revival shows. yeah.. • I did eve('lthlng1 • • I managed to survive, you know? PS: But there was nothing else, likeBonds: No records. PS: No, I mean, you didn't decide to just chucll rock'n'roll for a while- Bonds: No, no, no, no. . there were no records tnvotved, but there was always the desire to perform, and I always did a good job. Which is why I think I worked lor twenty years-beclause 1 always kept a good show, and I always kept a good band,\ and I always kept a good head. . PS: And how did you come to meet Springsteen and put out Dedication? Bonds: Bruce and 1 met In Jersey at a club about three years ago. I guess, and-from there we formed a relationship, a fnendship. And about nine or ten months alter I met htm he asked me If he could produce as song lOt me which he had, a song called "Dedication" which he probably went in and put a demo on. He said It sounded so much like me that he'd rather I do it than for him to do ot. Aller that I walled for two years until he finished The River album, and then we went Into the studio and we did "Dedication,'" which blossomed Into about nine other songs and became the D«<lcatlon album. PS: Has your altitude Ot your feelings toward the mustc changed at all between the '60's and the '80's? Bonds: No, not really. Rock'n'roll's the only thing I've ever done, and ot's the only thing I've ever tried to do-except lOt the ttmes when I had to work tn those hotel rooms and I had to do a little disco and a Itt tie of this But my main love has always been rock'n'roll I had a chance, befOte we did this, to go In and do a disco record, and I ALMOST 010 IT. Then II got around to the last two weeks, and I said to myself, ''What the' hell am I doing this lor, I don't want to do this shit." And so I turned the guy down-1 don't want to mention his name, but he's a very, very big producer of disco records. It Just didn't htt me right, II dodn't feel right to me to do ot. If I'd been broke or destitute tn some way then I'd have probably said " yeah." But IOttunately rock'n'roll has kept me living at a nice level-so why give ol up? Why should I abandon It now and trY to switch? And thank God I didn't. PS: What about the next album? Will there be any more songs by you on ot-because on the second side ol Dedication is "Way Back When," which you wrote, right? The only song by you on the albumBanda: VeahPS: -and It's a great songBonds: (modestly): Yeah. PS: -So I was wondering If you were going to do more writing on the next album. Bonda: Yeah, I'm gonna do more wroting, I hope-Ot my daughter is. She wrote one song on this album ("Just Like A Chlld"}PS: What are your non-musical Interests? Bonda(chuckllng): Hardly any. I go home and lay around and the only llme I listen to any music is when my daughter comes in and turns the radio or record player on. PS: So there's nobody current that you listen to? Bondi: No, not reallyPS (unable to rests!}: Any Springsteen albums? Bonds )laughmg): I've heard about as mucto of Sprongsteen as I think t>e's heard of me. PS: Do you ever feel eclipsed by that? Because I know ~eem magazine did a review of your album, and they had reservations about It: they felt that people were listening to Dedication mainly because of Springsteen and not because of your earlier great stuff like ''A Quarter To Three," the stuff that started II all Bonds: Yeah, they do that, but Springsteen told me !IOmething 11 my house one ntght, and he knew. he know-! have a lot of respect fOt thos man. He 581d. ·'There's gonn1 be a thong, man, when you come out and people are gonna say, "Wow. that sure sounds like Bruoa Spnngsteen. and 11 sure feels l•ke Bruce Springsteen.' But y;>u've got to remember, these are people who grew up with me. I grew up wtlh you They're first gonna relate to me. But the way this album sounds, man-there's no BruCe tn there." PS: What kind of music did you listen •o when you were younger? Bonds: Oo·wops, I guess. • the Drifters, the Coasters, the Shlrelles, ecn E Kong, Chuck Jackson . that's all there was, you know? I dtdn't want to llsteo to the other statiOn, because all they had was Pat Boone. PS: A fate worse than death. Bonds (laughing); Those were weord things I dodn'l want to hear that frankoe Lane. t mean 11 wJS good, you know-1 grant you. 11 was good, but ot dtdn't have that oomph PS: Thls is a harder question to ask. The last lime you were playing here. at Uncle Sam's, a lew people seemed rather taken aback by the fact tnat you're Dlack. And even today, When the Exotics were playing-and IIleY did a great show-there were some people who were hostile to them, who were bothered lly the tact that here was a black band playong lor a mostly white audtence So I tust wondered how you felt about tl1at type of thtnkong • because Arneroca os Stoll pretty much a ramst socoety.• • Bonds: Well, 1don't know II they're bothered, I feet really bad for them. because they're not entoyong what everybody else os enjoyingPS: Right , because music has always struck me as the umversal languageBonds: Yeah.•• they should1ust take tholr little hoods and go home, you know? As tar as I'(Jl.j;Oncerned. rock'n·rollls rock'n'roll-it started with Chuck Berry and Bo Oiddley, and then people I ned to change ot to Elvis and Jerry lee lewis. And if they feel that they're being onltmidated by the black man songing rock'n'roll because somebody decided to change 11 from "rhythm and blues" to the name "rock and roll," I'm sorry. Hey, don't be intlmtdaled by me, I'm Just out there havong fun, I'm havmg a ball, me and the band-and the band Is all white except lOt George. (Sarcastically) And so If they're lnltmldated by that, than I am terribly sorry. . .up your nose with a rubber hose, you know? (laughs} PS: That pretty much takes caro of Just about everything I wanted to ask you •.. ltust need an assurance that we haven'tneard the last of G3ry U.S Bonds. Bonds: Oh. yeah. forget 11 There's gonrn be a lot mOte lor the next. twenty to thtny years. PS: Great Thanks a lot. I apprecoate II. Bonds: My pleasurJ!, man. �Levine in Buffalo: Black Mountain II host series - - . ; ; : - - - - - - - - - -BY Kevin Anterline M y name is Edgar Poe and I was born In 1928 m Michigan. Nobody gave a damn . . .. "On the Edge" by Philip Levine The presence l feel In Philip Levone's poetry Is that of a dissident spirit. In the modern world of ubqultous defeat, personal surv1val requires a k1nd of considered amnesia. a blurring of perception While also facing the truth. I feel the frailty of an individual caugtll In the explanation of his place in the world to the onsensale world. Perhaps It is the uncertainty 'ver the adequacy of speech VIal best characterizes Levlnes's poetry. Yet speeen Ia the only response to l:eartlelt expenence. As a soc1al entity, Levone's popularity Is derived. I suppose. from h1s apparent ascent from the ranks of blue collar workers. Published frequently by The New Yorker, he has been adopted by the liberal educated class which provides poets a modest living. Levine's autobiQgrapnical statement on(Hcates both his • Imagination of himself and the attitude he wants the reader to bring to his poetry: "Ph1ljp Levine was born in 1928 m Det roit and was for mall~ educated there. at the public schools, and at Wayne University. Alter a succession of stupid jobs he teft the city for good. living in various par1s of the contry before he settled in Fresno, California. . . . " Over his academic career, levine haS received numerous awards and grants. Presently he holds a teaching position at Tuft<; University. And the poet kicks off the Black W.~.>untaln II Poetry Series Sunday September 20 at 2 p m. at the Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society. As a poet, Levine's statement is impor1ant because it locates him as someone influenced by Walt Whitrr.an and Willi am Carlos Williams. Williams especially is felt 1n a number of Levine's poems w ritlen in the " Kora in Hell" mode. One of the most stri king passages in 7 years from Somewhere is found fn " Asking": ". . . how odd/if was to know a season/had ended at one moment/and I had Philip l OYine MylhiC /»Utlt"tS lnd W'fltam C•rlos W1111ems turned/toward winter, maybe/a lifetime of winters." Seasonal change (death and li fe cycles) initialed by a woman is ane of the strongest mythological patlerns suggested by Lev1ne's poetry The calm and direct utterance evokes a knowledge of the poet's role in the world. The narrative voice of " They Feed They Lion " from the book of the same name stands in contrast to that of "As'kmg." The often quoted and anthologized poem represents. on one level, the working class overcoming exploitative capitalists with virtual, hypothetical language. The poem seems at first , radically different from the rest of Levine's work. Of course the difference lies only In degree; the poem, like all his poetry, concerns 1tself with making the Inarticulate leellng articulated. The narrative voice is neither the bestial humorist of Not This Pig nor the tired worker In song of 7 Years from Somewhere. Instead the voice Is ot her-worldly and distant, as If shouted down from a mountain top. It seems rare of the tables on the oppressor Is because the tu rare. The "mythological id1om" detected in Levine's They Feed They Lion and 1933 by critic Charles Molesworth in his useful essay, "The Burned Essential 011: The Poetry of Philip levine.'' does not represent some current "position," but rather shows a particular emphasis within a larger context. The mythic overtone 1s something integral to Levine's language not separate from It , just as the " anagogic" grows from experience. Levine's latitude becomes app8/ent in " No One Knows the Yellow Grass" in 1933. The poem describes a Situation with mythic potential-the questioning poet asks a woman (appropriately enough) to solve a mystery, to name some natural phenomenon . Here Levine returns to or reaffirms h1s half-<:omic voice when the woman replies, " Hell, I don't know. . . " Mysteries, more often than not. remain mysteries. Laconic cultures are the best defended. A number of Levine's poems, especially the recant ones, commemorate passages to the unknown. In " Ricky," he uses a kind of elegiac form to speak to the dead and thereby makes explicit I he question elegies always implcltly ask: "What can I say to this mound/of tw1gs and dry flowers, What/can I say now that I would speak/to you? Ask.the wind. . . " What words could poss1bly carry meaning to someone who Is past meanings? Levine's asking of the question uself suggests its answer. Human utterance-poetry-reaches beyond Imperfect ions and approaches wisdom. And then backs off. By 1maginlng an unknowable situation. thE poet reaffirms his role as creator of autonomous structures, of art. His productions are the most human of productions. The most revealing verbal habit In Ph ilip levine's poetry is h1s use of phrases such as " I could believe.'' They extend human limits by testing them, by reminding that there are limits. Seen whole, Levine's creations seek to abolish dependence on anything else, In the face of hostility and Indifference, to assert the human perseverance against lear. Photocopying 355 Squire Hall ELLEN BURSTYN "~~:~""" RES URRECfiON - · -SAM SHErARD RO BERTS BLOSSOM -£VALE CALLIENNE Friday. 170 MFAC 7 S 9 pm Saturday, 146 Diefendorf 7 & 9 Sunday, Squire Theatre, 5. 7 S 9 pm pm TICKETS AVAILABLE AT SQUIRE TICKET OFFICE SEE ENTIRE FALL MOVIE SCHEDULE in this issuei UNIVERSITY PLAZA 838·6778 1253 Niagara Falls Blvd. (In 8oulnard Mall) Offer expires t/30181 �ART Snelson: A simple complexity unsuspend~ Kenneth Snelson's Niagara Square sculpture "Coronation Day" has been an object of derision, and with just cause. It Is a bland symmetrical structure of metal tubes and cables which Is more a detraction than an asset to the hub of Buflalo. With "Coronation Day" as a poor prelude, Snelson's sculpture and photograph exhibit now at the Albrlght·Knox Art Gallery Is an unexpected treat. Five huge sculptures stand on the gallery's back-lawn and steps, and a forest of smaller works and models fill the second floor's central coun and adjoining rooms. With a few refreshing exceptions they are all of similar metal tubes strung together with cables. Physics and mathematics, rather than aesthetics, seem to have stronger roles In Snelson 's anistic design-the works are balanc· ed on the ground and suspend themselves In the air by tensions between the tubes and the cables which are stretched among them. Buckmlnster Fuller has labeled the prtnclples Involved "tensegrlty:· That the works do not tumble down is fascinating . Most miraculous Ia "Cantilever," a simple straightforward sc;ulpture fastened to the wall above the entrance and flying out Metal I first came to UB as an an student, and hung around the venerable and crusty Bethune Hall. The farge sculptures scattered about t he building were treated-with an Interested reverence, touched and studied ~t not leaned on or used as coat racks. My favorite pieces were by Alvin Frega, and although I did not know his name at the time, his sculptures carried his undeniable stamp. Frega, an M.F.A. candidate, now has an exhibit at the Capen Gallery running until October 8. He turns pieces of Industrial and mechanical scrap Into at least a third of the hall's length. What is most vrsually appealing about Snelson's sculpture is the complex patterns, and non·pattems, created when these works that are based on simple geometry and ordered mathematics are viewed from various angles. A kind of psychotogrcal tension resulls from knowing that they posses!> simple ordered structure, yet seeing something so entwined and Interesting; then trying to Ignore this complexrty because the works utter simplicity. Also displayed are a few of Snelson's 360 degree photographs. Most are taken at some kind of Intersection, so streets or aisles go away at strange angles. The most effective are the black-andwhites, and panicularly attractive is the American staid nebclassical architecture In " Wall Street." Pages from Snelson's Leonardesque notebooks are also displayed and a videotaped Interview of the artist plays on a television In one corner of the court. The creator's words echo among his works. Snelson aficionados refer to him as a Renaissance Man, which 1s perhaps a slight exaggeration. But wrth all of Snelson's fine works on display at the Albright Knox unlit September 30th, it Is mexpllcable why Buflato got stuck with "Coronation Day" all y(tar round. alive disturbingly org8l)lc sculpture-cogs are cut and tw1sted and look like flowers, heavy black mesh seems like honeycomb or cell structures. and some ._re cut and convoluted to destroy any likeness to their prior nature. Yet, stamped names and number are still visible on some pieces. _The sculptures collected In the gallery give the uneasy foaling that the modem world's Industrial complexity has created a new kind of metal life about to light us for survival. These sculptures have now emerged from Bethune Hall, along with five others to take their places In Founders Piela Now you can try your hand at interested reverence. �T il lA TRI Wait Until Dark: Slashing success _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ By Rick Szykowny PETER TOSH Me lody Fa ir- 8 pm -TH IS MON. M elod y h i r · no ~·t fu rther th•n 65' •nd only 20 minu tes from M ain Str ~t Campus lod•t• un t... puu lw·~ •I Ull' \quM.. H•ll C•ll &9J.n oo te>< onfe><m.ltOn .............. "'~ ..-."~"•Lo ·t.~t ... , .. h~ Let me see a show of hands on this one: how many people are really sick of seeing the dumb low·budget horror movies that America's Independent and major distributors seem bent on tolstmg upon a napless movl81jolng public How many people out there are tored of seeing scads of scantrty-ctad nymphos being snuffed In mid-orgasm by a whole slew of faceltoss nomlcldat maniacs Wielding 8\'erythlng from chamsaws and meal cleavefs to screwdrivers and Gmsu kntves? How many of you are sick of movies that cage on thrills and suspense In favor of delivering the prerequrslte amount of ttts and gore? II you feel, ltke me, tllal nobody except for John Carpenter and Tobe Hooper should be allowed to turn out tow-rent horror ftlms, or that the days or carefully trafted suspense thrillers doed wrtn Allred Httcncock, then I've got a p1ece of advice for you save the cash you were planning 10 spend on the next drive-in bloodtest and trot out instead to the Playhouse to see Wall Untrl Oar. Dur1ng the course of rts first season, The Playhouse made good on tts claim to deliver some of the best theater available In Buffalo (with shows like The Subject Was Roses, The Price, and The Importance ol Being Earnest), and the opening show of tnelr brand new season finds them eKtending tnal promise. Wall Until Dark Is a convoluted, somewhat sadistic thriller ln'tOivlng a blind girl, a doll stuffed with heroin, and the three ruthless crimrnats-one oi them a psycnotic krfler-who are terronzing her to getlt. Sounds pretty good? Well, it is-the final grisly combat between the blind girl and the maniacal killer in her dat1\ened apartment Is worth the pnce of admission atone-and whtle the plot may verge on the melodramatrc, the play Itself never does. due in no small part to the performances of a lirst rate cast. In his sterling charactertzatlon of the homicidal Harry Roat. Steven Cooper combines the businesslike ferocity of Gunnar Hensen In The. reus ChalnS8 w Massacre with the murderous glee of Richard W1dmark 1n KJn of Oearh f01 a perf01mence that galvanizes tile play-he practically oozes menace, and In the final scene, when his voice suddenly pipes up from the darkness with a mocking "I've got the knife now, Suzie," he IS absolutely chilling Also worth mentlon1ng Is Drane Gaidry's trequenlly funny performance es Gloria, the bratty, hlgh·strung t2·year-otd who eventually helps Suzie untangle the mystery (in her hrst scene she's so convinctngly snotty tnat you want to knock her down and break her glasses). And as Suzie Hendriks, the play's blind, harrowed heroine, Shawne Oervay turns In some ol her finest work on the Playhouse stage to date. Her character's degeneration from the regal-It slightly beleaguered-poise of ller opening scenes to her frenzied, terror-stricken desperation at t he end Is consummately nandled, and never once strikes a false chord Kudoes snould go as well to director Don Hepner and to Dennis McCarthy, the play's scenic and lighting designer. So If you want to catch a few hours' worth ol Intelligent, well-done suspense bUt you know that you won't get II with the current spate of meat hook movies, then see Wall Until Dsrk. Your digestive system will be eternally grateful. Two new plays: Fine acting in McGuire's 'Fever' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ By Mi chael Walsh OR CALL 847·0850 & CHARG E IT! TICKETS ON SALE NOW!!! - - STUDENTS:- a $5.50 DISCOUNT IS AVAILABLE FOR OPENING NIGHT-THIS TUES.! At your on-campus box office only PrMent.cl by WIVS.TV, WBEN Radio I Harve y I ,CCHtty TONIGHT at 6 & 8 pm & c?ntinues thru Sun. rtd.eW N•mt lgtoups .. ~~mu<ICI> m LAZt\RIUM /1. wlnat»IIOI FREE riCk~ts fot """lhts show. ca/1 854.0545 ••4 for Robm 6 . Prod;g.l SunfThe Speellum F~y. 18 Seotembef 1Q81 Connie Schultz's brief play The Box contains no doalogue, depending instead on a simple repertoire of gestures. Krtty Lavery and Danny Wrllenhorst play two ligures dressed In blue. The action suggests religious ritual and the emotions Invested In objects, but whether 01 not one Interprets, the play Is powerful as gesture. Jerry McGuire's A Fever of Thyself Is much more dramatically ambitious. Stepping and dancing and rolling from square to square of a checkerboard stage is a pierrot, played stunningly by Alsion Foote and costumed In the classical elegance of bl ack and White by Robin Kay Wllloghby. The movement of the play represents a dream and the writing follows a dream logic, both to is advantage and its cost. The opening speech is loaded with reference, hyperbole, and alliteratlon, and seems generally dedicated to its Idea of "language a dirty racket." A somewhat Shakespearean song then leads us into a longer passage apparently set at a party, and In a concluding dlmunuendo, the pierrot rocks l rom side to side behind a mask, speaking short words and single phrases. McGuire's linguistic games seem to me tess interesting than his bitchy Insults, and a discussion of Yvonne Rainer's film Journey F'rom Berlin. The play's understanding of a dream's movement from scene to scene Is , i mpressive, but at the same time, the writing tries too quickly lor too much. Acting. direction and staging are all first-rate. Alison Foote is partlcularfy well-suited to a role which makes extraOidlnary demands. She Is called upon to register the breathy panic of a dream, to project a bewildering babel of voices a.nd tones, to sing, to carry hel$611 with both grace and the unsteadiness of the clown, and to intimate to the audience the action of the play. The unity she produces out of all this Is evidence of her remarkable ability, of Connie Schulz's conviction as a director, and of much rehearsal. John Tyler's lighting Is especially eflective at the beginning and the end of the production, While the drapes and black plastic of the set induc:e the proper New Wave claustrophobia. �RillS do ~d~erlisin1 l~youl & specs. Inquire ~nytirne ~I 355 Squirt Belushi climbs high In 'Divide' ·) IU6 IIAI'N liT. J-llelulhl Sten 1ft "Contmtnttl Divide• ______________________ ByJohnPe~no For those of you who remember John Belushi as the overweight, under-achieving frat brother In Animal House, brace yourself. For those who remember him as a musician "on a mission from God" In The Blues Brothers, brace yourself. The guy can play a serious role. Well, we'd better make that seml·serlous for now. Conllnental Divide, directed by Michael Apted, Is Indeed a comedy. And Belushl by no means parts with the witty, tongue-ln":Cheek delivery that marked his television success as the original star of NBC's Saturday Night Live. Belushi plays a Chicago columnist who, partly because of his penchant for exposing the wrongdoings of a particular Chicago alderman, is "assigned" to do a story on a Wyoming naturalist and crusader for the American eagle, played by Blair Brown. As Eamie Sauchack, Belushl Is serious and Indeed touchingly sincere when called upon to do so by Lawrence Kasdan's part sitcom, part love story script. But the one-liners and the facial expressions worth a million words, are vintage John Belushl. Belushl and Blair do not fall In love at first sight. Rather, their romance unfolds as slowly as the plot. It's definitely not The Blues Brother, but if that's what the people making this film had wanted, they'd have kept Earnie Sauchack in Chicago. Instead, most of this movie Is fUmed in the uppermost reaches of the Wyoming Rockies. To call the scenery brealhtaJUng would understate things. Belushl carries on some hilarious conversations with Brown, a pair of grizzly bears ravaging his backpack, a mountain lion, and even God, when the occasion demands. For example, as he dangles ott the edge ol a two· hundred foot mountain ledge he says " Lord, I'm terribly sorry to bother you. It's just that rm hanging from this rock. My fingers are frozen and I can't feel anything. Now, I'm not compl aining. If there's anything at all you could do, I'd appreciate lt." In this particular scene as in many others, exper1enoed mountaineer Nel Porter (Brown) comes to the rescue. Later, when explaining how he survived the mountain lion attack, a badly scratched Belushi tells Nel, " Wen, 1 thought to myself, what would discourage ME if I were a mountain lion? To overcome a foe, you must try to understand that foe. You've got to put yourself in his shoes. So I hit him In the balls with my walking stick..•." As a love story, this one i s onginal and has a very surprising ending. As a comedy, the predicament of a Chicago-dweller misplaced high in the Rocky Mountains gives a talented comedian like Belushi a dynamite opportunity. And, finally, as something different-a genuinely funny story set In a genuinely breathtaking location- this movie scores well. As one who is tired of Hollywood's "Star Wars" mentality of late I recommend Con/lnernlal Divide as a welcome change. C9.n!l~!!?~~J 17161 842·1292 THE ~~~OMEoF NEW WAVE Fri. Sept. 18 Trek with Quintronic sat. Sept. 19 Sun. The Elements ~pt. 20 ~of wltb Seat E.rctronics Tua. Sept. 22 The Method & Spedal Gue.t Wed. Sept. 2S Bulletproof Claudia & Drfumem• i\ IIX ED DHINKS 2 FOR T ilE PIUCEOF I TILL~tiONIGHT DRAFT 50~ SCREWS AND MARYS 75C Friday, 18 S.pto- 1981 . The Spectrumll'lodi;.J Sun .7 �+DUBELS+ GARY SMITH • RillS MUD WRESTLING FRIDAY. SATURDAY NIGHTSI Call855-8943 tor reservations •••••••• ) Playing a1 my favorite Buffalo area theater. the Allendale (corner Allen and Elmwood~. Is Resurrection, a t980 release starring Ellen Burnstyn. While my tastes lor musty old movie houses and the smell of popcprn were satisfied, my aesthetic palate wasn't even stirred. I'm rather saddened, though not disturbed, that Burnstyn was nominated for an Academy Award lor her performance In this film. Resurrection Is too thin to warrant significant praise, unable to allow Bumstyn a display of her capability, even talent. Indeed, all of the characters In Resurreclfon are too superficially drawn and the plot unsubstantial Burnstym plays a working man's wife who loves her hardhat enough to scrimp and buy him a " fir-nolne red" Triumph TR·7. In typical Hollywood dramatics, they take the new toy for a spon, swerve to miss a boy on a skateboard, and plummet over a cliff. Hubby Is killed, and Edna (Burnstyn) left paralyzed from the waist down. While on the operating table she dies for several minutes and has an ascension·to-llght·amld·beautlful-mualc experience right out of the pages of the National Enquirer. Edna's father, the standard Grant Wood American Gothic \ype, comes to take her home to the family farm In Kansas. On the way they stop at a tattered, God·lves·you placard and hubcap strewn gas station In the middle of the desert; and, as one can suspect, the proprietor Is a charmingly mystical old man who wishes her warm spiritual successes. Back In Kansas, Edna realizes strange powers to heal. From here on she becomes the sincere, female Ernest Angley, staightenlng the crooked and temedying maladies of the flesh. Trials and tnumphs follow accordingly. Pefha,ps due to the subject of the film, It can't help but to bore. Watch Edna and her faithful dog, borrowed no doubt from the vault of Disney, conquer d1sbelief and sciatica. See the small·town cowboy, son of the fire and brimstone preacher, become Intimate with Edna on a mean Suzuki. Witness the bewildered paychologlsts IIOd grateful town folk, Observe Edna Ellon Bwnatyn '"-•-rlon'o ralrh hH~ grow strength In limb and mind, and stand her own ground. Director Daniel Petrie missed great opportunities-Edna's Kansa town fa rfpe with real human faces. And though Hollywood gloss Is mercifully absent, none of the townfolk, nor the town in general, emit a sense of life or character. Nothing really happens In this film. A real and moving pathos between Edna and her rigid lather Is never developed, and the cowboy's contemplative pulls on his Marlbotos add tedium Instead of interest. The film's only beauty fa an occaslooal panning of Kansas sky and field, and Eva ~ Galllenne as Edna's archtypicalfy sweet grandmother. It's too bad a film without special effects or cars and violence Ignored Burnstyn, and left me thinking about mediocrity and my popcorn In utter composure. A.P.H.O.S. INA BENEFIT BEER BLAST FOR CHILDRENS HOSPITAL FridG)', Sept. 18th from 7:30- I 1:30pm FILLMORE ROOM/SQUIRE HAWMSC TO~IGHT • . f'!OdfMI.s.nro..6aec1tum . Frldq,,I'Sep....... , . ., t �WHA'PPEN? 1.- . Beginning its second year of record reviews, G & F takes another spin forward with the advent of a "star" rating system based on a one to five s..:a/e. Although subjected to each wri ters own discretion, the rating fs, nonetheless, an a/tempt to provide the reader With an "objecti ve" basis lor comparison. We Invite OM: and all to scan the guide and dectd~ lor themselves. . • !~.English • • • . ~ Beat Wha'ppen (Sire) Before I heard this record, I found it difficult to Imagine that i t could rival the first English Beat album, I Just Can't Stop It, which grew on me in a way that should happen far more often. When the record first appeared I ,.---......,~""""'~-~""""'~~---, thought the British ska revival was I! I becoming a bandwagon. I ended up 11 11 " " ~ thinking It was among the very best , , , f} \\~ ~ 'Cl f\ e releases of 1980. So If I sey that only ' l:~ &U 6 {J about hatt ot tl'lis second atbum seems -. 7 to measure up to the first, it should be """"!' understood that the fl~ was remarkably good, and that this one is ,, also likely to grow. I might add that Wha'ppen Itself slngs a certain amount of the second·album·fame-and·fortune .Piues: T I TD' e The ensuing "unity rocker" Is propelled by Saxa's horn playing and the joyous bom·boms of the cl'lorus. The song IS characteristic of the entire album, whlcl'l manages both a pressing sense of political realities and a musical cheerfulness-again a combination Whose difOculty is easily underestimated, The Enghsh Beat make music that you want to live with. because they don't forget that you may live no longer than the neXl lime somebody in a North Korean bunker fires a rocket at Ronald Reagan's planes. [Two points on names. This group is known In England as The Beat, and should not be confused with the LA. Beat, a record company New Wave group If I ever saw one. My Informed guess about "Wha'ppen" Is that it 's an English West Indian version of 'What's happenlng?" -doubtless the sort or thing that Ranking Roger and Saxa say to each other all the time.) -Michael Walsh tJ ;,.;-·'{':_..:_ r ~~-.- ~~1 ·~ It ·- JIIS:AJI . . . )I ..... \ "Compromise around the corner/Can you hear accountants caii?/Could you refuse another doflar?ICan you stop yourself from falling?" ALliS: & Every writer says quite rightly that .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. the strength of the English Beat lies in their ability to synthesize. What Is less Peter Tosh Wanted Dread & Alive (EM I appreciated, despite the long history of America/Rolling Stones Records) dismal failures, is the extreme difficulty of combining the elements of The raz.or comes In stepping hard reggae with any other music. The with What is perhaps his finest album. Jamaican inspiration has a scope and The one-time foundation singer of the a rigor which can neither be Imitated or Ignored, and the achievement ol a Wailers sings raw and tough , his stern group like the English Beat is thus tone lithely walking atop the shimmer· genuinely rare: their music Is pure pop, l ng waters of the Truth he musically but of such a quality that only the sets tree. most pointlessly dogmatic of purists Got to find a solution to this pollution could object to it as reggae. On the Never has he sounded more comman· tlrst album, a song tilled " Whine and Grine/Stand Down Margaret" Is an ding and reverent. Tosh Is praying, uncanny fluid combination of an old preaching. weeping lor our pains, seek· Prince Buster song about sex with a ing our salvation. Opening our eyes. corrosive anti-Thatcher dub of the Alling dl hand. He is not about escapsame rhythm. ing, but relating. On Wha·ppen, "Solei! Trop Chaud: French Toast" Is a surprising and You don't need expensive cars You don't need diamonds and furs completely effective calypso sung You don't need that witchcraft world entirely In what must be Caribbean French, while " Doors of Your Heart" To mal(e your dreams come true ..... So he says watch out. For friends who are not. For systems that clot . Watch out for the poor man who shuns the greed and denies Its need. Watch out for hlm. as he plant the seed. Watch out for yourself, II he doesn't. The /Ips of the righteous teaches many but tools die for want of wisdom The Rasia lives, children. And he's stepping. Look at your own footsteps. (Tosh wfll be at Melody Fair on Mon· day, September 21) -Michael F. Hopkins David -Johansen Here Comes The Night (Blue Skyj•" • Syl Sylvain and the Teardrops Syl Sylvain and the Teardrops(RCA)" • We are dealing here, with some fairly tricky subjects: with a band that was hopelessly ahead of i ts time, and with the musicians who have been dwarfed by the shadow or Its legend; with the always sticky Issue of popular tasts, and with the bum's rush that a lew superb recording artists have always been given by the record buying public In favor of those groups Who churn out readily accessible assembly tine music. So I think it's time to scrap all those lofty aesthetic considerations and Instead plunge Into the Direct Approach. COME ON, PEOPLE-BUY THESE ALBUMS! What we have here are two guys who have been Ignored for so molds together an Ironi cally Intelligent long that It'd be an almost criminal r'n'b lovesong and an anti-racist offense for It to go any longer. In the talkover by Ranking Roger. This last early t970's David Johansen and Syl song best demonstrates the virtues of Sylvain were two-fifths of an honest·lothe group, since the simultaneous God musical legend, the Infamous New York Dolls, who used to knock'em dead balance and contradiction of the midnights at the Mercer Art Center In elements Involved provides the drive ol the track. The toast (or rap!. presents a Manhattan and laid the foundations for politics ~I gleeful na!vete ( you ~ the punk rock/New Wave e11.ploslon In shouldn I r~ally flght_1 but is rescued the process. A tad too reckless lor the record-buying public at large to clasp by Its relig1ous emotion~ ~hlle the love lyrics deal with the famlltar anxtety of 1 thel conservative bosom the Dolls passion: :ere d~slined to break up after "Every story has to be about releasing two commercially unsuccessful albums. something I suppose!This one says I lose my head/As the feeling starts to Both Johansen and Sylvain went on grow" to solo careers: Syl eventually recorded an album of well-played but pe<lestrlan rock and roll that was praised more for its tnlegrity than anything else, and Johansen became the Manhallan rock· cr1tlcal world's favorite cause celebre ' on the basis of two records. This lime around both have returned With albums tht feature some of the finest rock around and seem to disentangle them, once and for all, from the t yranny of the Doll's legend. Syl Sylvain's album, entitled simply Syl Sytvam and The Teardrops. crystallzes his oft-stated Intention to become " the song and dance man ol the 80's." Ughl weight though it Is. the album is filled with blight, upbeat, good·lime pop songs. fired by Syl's ear lor nlftyhooks and deft arrangements. Punony horns, sparkling plano and bouyant bass·hnes all converge with the express purpose or getting you oft your seat and onto the dance floor, the car hood or your hvlng room rug, as suggested by the setf~vldent lilies of the songs " No Dancln'," "Crowded l ove" and "Dance Dance Dance." First -rate band here. too, leatUfi ng the whip·snap drumming or Rosie Rex, the last·paoed Ivories of Tommy Mandel and the lush, bloozy sa~ophone or hornblower Jonathon Senator Gerber: bubbtegum tun tor all ages. On Here Comes The Night, David Johansen teams up with ex-Beach Boys guitarist and session ace Blondie Chaplin to Pfoduce an album that's caused some of the most heart-rending crUical anguiSh since the Stones came out with Ellife On Meln Street. It's so obviously a grab lor some commercial success that It's almost distressing . although It shouldn't be, since Johansen is more deserving of a little chart aclion than next five Top 40 heart throbs put together. So Here Comes The Night may be k.ltsch , but it's truly great kitsch, marked by Johansen's own personal stamp-and great kitsch, from the Dictators and the B·52's t.o the late unlamented GJand Funk Railroad. has always been as vital to rock mus•c as the lou Reeds and Elvis Costellos. Thanks In part to Blondle Chaplin, the music on Here Comes The Night is freer than before, less dependent on· obvious nods to the traditions of street poets from Chuck Berry to Bruce Springsteen: and while the words ain't what they used to be, the sheer raw emotionalism of Johansen's voice tends them a weight which can't be contained on a lyric sheet. But those are all cerebral considerations. Johansen's alwys aimed lor visceral kicks. and on Here Comes The Night there are plenty of those: the Iron wall of power chords that comes crashing down on "She loves Strangers;" the sinewy guitar chug and stacatto p1ano.,of "You Fool You;" the frantic attack o"t "My Obsession" and the harrowing desperation In "Party Tonight;" the rude guitar noise and swooping chords on the title song-nearly every cut a winner, and Johansen's loony charm on prominent display throughout . So help make David Johansen the success he always should've been..•. futue generatl.ons will thank you for it. -Rick Szyk6wny Ert~. 18-s.pli!V\bet1NI ' The'SI)«1rllmll>totllgal Siln :9 �18 PENNY PINCHERS Get a pitcher of pop or beer for just a PENNY more when you order a large or family pizza wlth this coupon. {Thl• offer not to be uoed La Traviata Into some opera this weekend? Sample Italian coloratura at rts best with La Traviata, Gulseppe Verdi's lyrical masterpiece about VIoletta, the courtesan with a heart of gold. Produced by the Opera Theater of Syracuse and Shea's Buffalo Theater, the show will run tonight and Saturday at 8. Tickets are S8 to $15. In conJunction with anw o ther coupon.) BLUES/John Mooney, Rochester·based blues singer and band-Buffalo Slate College Student Unoon' Fireside Lounge. 8:30 p.m. FOLK/Bill Maraschlello In a concert of traditional tolk son.gs-Peopleart/Btlo .. 224 lel<lngton Ave. 9 9.m. 1312 Niagara FaUs Blvd. Tonawanda· 836· 1338 1340 French R4. Cheektowaga · 668-3766 7875 Transit Rd. WUiiamaville • 634·1010 FRE£ DELIVERY to all UB campuiOU (afta Spm). from - N'-Sara Falla Blvd. loc.adoa onlyl - 19 THEATER/Shaw Festival 1981-Noagara-on·the-Lake, Ontario, Canada. St. Joan, C.mrl/11, King Charles, The Magistrate, Rose Marie. Call (416) 468-2153 for lnfoi!T'atlon. FOLK/MiChael Cooney-Squlre Hall Rathskeller, UB's Maln Street Campus. (~ accompanying article.) THEATER/Cem/1/e, Tons, Th11 Magistrate, King Charles, Rose Marie-Shaw Festival 1981. Niagara· on·the-Lake, Ontario, Canada. Call (416) 468-2153 tor Into. THEATER/Walt Until 011rlc by Frederick Knott-The Playhouse, 652 Maln St. FILM/AIIflred Stata.t-dlrected by Ken Russell-5qu1re Hal Conference Theater, UB's Main Street campus. Call 636-2919 for Info. FILM/Used C.rs directed by Roger Zemeckis- Squire Hall Conference Theater, UB's Main Street Campus. ART/Sculpture 'Bt (see Friday llsllng). ART/Starts I, an exhibit of recent works by Brian Outty, Wayne Franklin, Bill Herod and other Bultalo artists- Peopleart/Bflo., 224 Lexington Ave: 12 lo 4 p.m. FILM/Cindy Vale, The Mind and the Brain Go Walking Md other Super-8 films by J.T. Vale .....Hallwalls, 700 Main St. 8:30p.m. POP/Emerald City-Mean Guys East. 1089 Nlgara Falls Blvd. ROCK/Bulletproof Clau<lla plus The Nelsons-New Federal 156 S. Elmwood. Peter Tosh 21 OPEN 7 Days a Week 10 am· Mldnlte SALE ENDS Sunday, Sept. 20th "We Cater To You " .__ _ 1800 MAIN AT LAFAYETTE _ _ __. FOLK/Flying Fish recording artists husband/wile team Mary McCaslin and Jim Ringer-Schuper House. 1802 Niagara St. CONCERT/Whale & Oolphm Benefit Festival featuring Rosalie Sorrels, Nan Hollman, Glen Wallace and others-Buffalo Slate College Student Union. 8 to 12 a.m. �F ) s R FllMIMon Oncte O'Amerlque (My 1,/ncle m AmeriCI), directed by Alain Resnals-Squlre'tonterence Theater on US's Maon SlrHt Campus. Call 636-211111 lor onto. FILM/Used Cars, doreeted by Roger Zemeckoa-Squlre Conference Thealer on US's Main Streel Campus M idnight ART/Fictive Vicums, works by Gretchen Bendel Pe1er Coates, Anne Doran and others-Hallwalls, 700 Main 51. 8:30. ART/Recent works by George Howell-In the Matrix Room at tlallwalls. 700 Main Sl. ART/Scu/prure '81, an Invitational exh1bltlon of Indoor and outdoor sculplure by Western New York enlsts-the Anrsts Galle<y, 30 Essex St. 1 to 4 30 T A u R THEATRE/Wall Until Dark-by Fredenck Knoll, The Playhouse, 652 Main Sl ART/Exhlbll of rec.nl drawings by Norine Spurling, Black Mountain Col!eQe II an 1nstruc1or-The Black Mountain II Gallery on lhe 4!n floor of Potter 1n the E111coll Complex of UB a Amheral Campus tO 30 a m 10 3:30p.m ROCI(IColfee ~ piUJ Rhythm Method-Scl>uper House, 1802 Niagara Sl 10.30 p.m, ROCKITrck w/ Oulntronlc:-The Conlinental, 212 Franklin Sl . 10.30 p.m . ROCKITokyo-Aiter Dark, 6104 S. Translt Ad , lockpon. ROCKJCheeks-The Ba~tel A D N D A u y s Ad, Elrna. · ROCIUStiff Mrlhn- Hew York, New YO<k, 1135 Harlem Rd. JAZlJCorona-AnchO< Bar 11147 Maon St. IILUES/Eii Hall Group- House of Ou•nn, Sl W Clllppewa St. FOLI(J[)on Potte<- Magruders Cafe, 411115 BroadNay, Depew POP/Emerald Coly-Mean GuYf East, 1089 Niagara Falls Blvd. ROCI</Open All Nlghi-New Federal Pub, 158 S Elmwood Ave. , ROCI</Aotary Bed-Slipped DISCO. n7 Sllelidan Dr ROCI</BenhaiZel-Teenage Hot Spol, 48AII Broad.,ay FOLKIThe Thirds-Miner'S Ten, 35 Unover..ly Plaza D N A y JAZZJBulfaJo Jazz WO<kshop-rear 51eps ol tne Albroghi·Knox Art Gallery. 1 p m CONCERT/Faculty Recrtal by Alton Sigel on clarin~I-Balrd Hall on US's Amherst Campus. 8 p.m. THEAtER/Shaw Fesr,.a/1981-Nfagara-on-the-la.ke, Onlario, Canada Sr Joan, Toni, l<rng Charlt!$, Rose Call (416) 468-21$3 lor onto THEATER/Wart Until Dark by Freclenck Knott-The PlayhOUse, 652 Maln St FILMIA/It!red Statu dorected by Ken AusMII~olclman Theater on_us·s Amhersl Campus' -11 636-2919 lor lnlo FILM/On the Yard-Stuclenl Union Socral Hall. Buffalo Sl81e College. 6 & 8 p.m ART/''Tne An of Gauguin in buffalO" presenta11on by Dr Richard S Field-Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society, 2S Nottingham Court 2 p.m BLUES/Shakln' Smflh Blues 8and-Sc:hupe< House, 1802 Niagara St. 10:30 p m ROCK/CheekS-Alter Dark. 6104 s Transit Ad., 20 Michael Cooney, dubbed "the one man folk festival," witt perform In lhe Squore Hall Ralhskellar on US's Main Street Campus on Saturday, September 19th at 8;30 p.m. as the Unlversoty Union Activoties BoarQ.(UUAB) Coffeehouse Comnfttee kicks off tts Fall season. Cooney presents hrs far-reaching repertoire of English ballads, American folktales, country blues and ragtime on a varlely of instruments thai Include 6 and 12-string gu1tars, banjo, concertina and harmonica. n~ets for this superlative evening of folk music are priced at $1.50 for all students and $2 lor the general public. o. Head. Cenler Rd . Wesl Seneca_ chael Cooney M y A D I M,,,. lockpon ROCI</Freehand-The Barrel Head. Center Ad .• West S.neca AOCIC/Moonsh.ne ExJI(est-Bonnet, 4049 Delaware Ave., TonawandL ROCI</Eiemems- The Conllnental 212 FrankNn Sl AOCKITwo Hills-Siage One, 8200 Main St., Clarence. AOCI</Panther-Frank's Caaa Nova, 2216 Bailey Ave. y u T Coral Wlncenc ond Heidi ~ehwolder E s D THEATER/Shaw Fesrn~a/ 1981-Niagara-on-lhe-Lake, Ontano, Canada. Sl Joan Call (416) 468-21S3 tor tnlo THEATER/War! Unlll Dark by Fredenck Knoll-The Playhouse, 652 Matn Sl FILM/Meet Me In Sr Louis plus Yolanda and til• Th~f dlrec1eo by VIcente Mlnnellr-FIIImO<e 170, Elllcolt Comple><, US's Amherst Campus. MUSIC/" Fall Sounds"-Founders Plaza in front of Capen Hall on US's Amherst Campus. Noon to 2 p m . ROCK/the Beez- AIIer Dark, 6104 S. Transit Rd., The Lancaster Opera Hou'se premiers Its Chamber Series with a concert Monday evening of flute and harp offered by Carol Wincenc and Heidi LehwaJder. Both artists are widely celebrated and recognoz.ed for their mastery (Wincenc won the 1978 Naumberg Flute Competition; Lehwalder was awarded the very first Avery Fisher Prize), and continuously earn such meritous praise. Those lucky enough to have caught the Today Show this past Aprll17 are already familiar with the fluidity, warmth~ and · evocative power that this duo commands. All In all, a promising evening of music. The Lancaster Opera House Is located at 21 Central Avenue In Lancaster, N. Y. For further Information, call (716) 683-177B. lockport. A 22 ROCK/Bobby long and Mud·Bone Johnny-Bonne! 4049 Delaware Ave. ROCI<IBulletP<OOI Claudia plus Oer Funmens-tne Continental, 212 Franklin St. E s D A y On September 2nd, the ever-lovable Klnka will konduct their annual romp through Bullalo, The past two years have seen tHe Kinks' statewide popularity skyrocket' and as a result, they no longer play medium-sized venues, opting Instead for larger auditoriums. Unfortunately, as evidenced by last year's show at Memorial Auditorium, this latest surge In popularity seemed to result In a loss of Immediacy and spontaneity; their performance was predictable. Still, the opportunity to see the Kinks Is not to be !allen lightly. Anyone with a whil of rock and roll sensitivity w1ll tell you that Raymond Douglas Davies looms larger than life In the songwriting genius department. Brother Dave Is an exemplary guitarist (though he Is leaning a bit towards heavy melal excess these days). They are more than mere survivors: they are one of the few original delights left In rock these days. So do yourself a favor. Brave the obnoxious auditorium as\lletlcs, catch the Kinks on !heir Give the People What They Want tour, and be convinced that human engineering In music is not yet dead. y �.. Saturday. Sep,t. 19th 8:00pm Squire Hall Rathskeller TICKETS: SI.SO Students 52.00 General Adm. FREE SHOWS! ~~(1(11(111 0t!Jl!ID(D(:?ffl ''lioe Music" and Eoery Tuesday, 12 · 2 Capen lounge, Amherst Campus CCUIIJ(!]Gl§(D(j)~ CJO~CJV (l,OO)gffl Eoery Thursday 8:00pm Porter lounge, Ellicott Complex COME JAZZ IT UP with TICKETS: 54.50 Students SS.SO General Public TKkets avail.lblc ~I Squire rmt OffKr Saturday, Oct. 3rd a.t 8:00 pm Fillmore Room · Squire Hall MSC • WO G\OOAI\0 700H( ,,., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Ht nplauu that all foocb-na~ur&l or A mmonia, dlethyl t ..o.,.,, rormi<: and and ru~l arc •mona the 42 chcmla.IJ chat make up 1hc aroma or toffee. lbctt strany soulldin.& compounds have cratrd a kind of nutritional paranoia to many Amf'ricans \lloho now swear by "au nttural" diets. Htaltb food wort o......,.. do noc 11\Uid th< dro•ts or P<OI>I• flock ina in ,.ltla lhCr palaces cr.,.lna for carob ban and cnou meau as k>QJ as lbty COOl< orpnic .,...., mont). 'Titt <dlone o(, beallh foocb ha>t come 0U1 or IM .,,,r, no..ft du'ldren .Ror< rroou or tbc J9(o0s co c!K ...,u cb&im tikt th< Clcncnl Nucritioll Cmttn (GNq Iliac c:ontinllt to arow. 1l>t fa.h.ionability of n11ural (oodJ lt1> created a luc..._i\·e bu.sincu for dlarp entrcpcncun. 1\coord.ina to foroo the.,...,,. <to« owner does a •olume or Sl72.000 ! yw ,.; th mean markups or lS ptn.:e~u 'I for most ucnu and vit.amlnl. ~ naurcs rtprt:SC':rn iodudilli non·proOc rscabluhmenu and small bvsincss<s that ...Usb ,.ilhoul noli«. 1l>t bia mU< mart., chailu like Da•id ShalanaA's GNC can rc:op a I whoppina all hnltb food an,fktial-contaln couc rn.ptditn~. Somt t\a.l'nplf'\ or toUnJ commonly round in natural focxb tnduik arW:nte an r;hrimp, niua.tn and tann1n11n pOtatoes and \'4-\0.CU\c amlnn- oaaurat coJtms rahint blood ptC'JliUrt- found in bananO> and <ht<S<. UO's Director of Nutr~ional Science B<n.)amon Sandm dOH not bc:h~c thCTt is an ad"an1aac to cat1n1 nauual foocb ''Tit< rbUosophy (&ood health I bthond !Kalrh foods is •err a-~ : · Sanden nor<d, "bvc rw'« JU<I payona a loc ..-e bc:{ause of tomltlftcial OJP<Cl>." Sandm. .-plaln<d llw a diCl •blch ront.atn> a ·~octy of foocb-- n.......,nly nacur>l-art <SS<n!W for aood nutnuon. "\\c also doo"t need to take t \ lrl \tCannn.J tab-& .tdkr m hd.hh )(Ora)-ln wmc ClloeS 11 \....,, bt harmful;' ht ...rn<d. £ahn& foocb Chat procJaJm the abstnCt' of Pfotf\l:ilhn may be in \.Onlt loMGI'\CO mor-e harmful than helpful . To'k sub.s~ancn rrodu('C\l b)' rnold'li and ~1cn3 v.tudt "rc Uife&uardtd by .Wdiu'o ere cnta1nl)' mono ptn;'tnt for som~hat $101<i, dJJ11ffOW than C'On'IUm1ng bit mon: than tht · -S10fe.. Tltt people capitafizina oo b<allh food >aks arc qukt to btolo.. lilt mmu or Wbole, OflaDK, unpr0«$Std food, bvs expc:ru in IM nutritio<lal rldd lacl: lbc wnt tnthu.iasm. "Tittrt it a danaerous mytb wieldy held in chis country that 110Jural Is aood and l}'nlltai< ,. bad." Ptofessor or ~ilh""· a«'((tdiRI 10 5n<~~CY0tlffl. AchM&JaS ha'~ ~arently btotn U.O.\i(_fUrutou; 10 pro.i«tma unaaa ol the supcnont) of n~IUtll Jcod, A Jat labtl<d "All Natural Sua•bnl) Pta«'t>- No Amflcllll Praa"\&a\a·· " mUJc:adi.QI beaux or tbf htah '\(JI' con.cc:nt-supr 11 a a.atural prHC:I"\--.cJ\t Ulodf-no a6d1rhe il net'dtd. E..-m if one marcchC"nt ls tht' onl)' muural ont in the r<odU<l, c!K ""'d "ftatural" can uwall) IK found on cb< bbcl 1l>t ""'d "natural" can doubl< 1~ .,..,., or a prodlk.·r-••aJt narurat .. lend\ to \ho''t rht poet throu.J)l 1~ too f. Dt>pu< ho~h pr1<n, many r<orl< ore "rlhna to p.~y t\lr.t"apnll)'. Ono local he•llh food >lore cll.'fl <l<(tndtd or lAnce 4ocn ¥~ray .. We ~houkJ tat tht God in a somc•hat rch,lOus Jl~tn food frorn the- Eanh m~ud of m.,)n madt chcmk.·ab.'' \ht ~trtutd . TM food md Dr111 Admsnc<er~uon'• (fOlio)~' lhfl,qm& o( inafcdx'IU' n\1\ ha\i~ P\111 I itVC into rhr mtncb or tJrtO(IIIc •ho read lhcm. ""''ll"""ltd Sanden.. flMo mort unJ'I'onounc-cabk 1M dwm.._""'il nll'M' "· tbc more danJ,nO\IS u .K"t'1M to be tn elK muwh or AtnC'riUtoll ''On t he fJOSIU\t iJdt CCO l!'ollfll U1JJC'Chcnla), Pftl&jftift& lO morr peOple II( ~'4&rC' Of ~hit lht)··ct t'.a.lln&.'' '-ltd ~ht Nutntk>n Sucnt.'t D1r«1or. The bast~o foundauon fqr c:ufnJ n~tunl food\ on bt tr:ac~ bot\.~ "nee tht bqinnmtt of human ~lnd The labrl ol .. hahh f()(kj" bcaa.n m thr nme1etnth ~nUUr)' -.uh 1\cllog, hal11nC hi\ t..'Om fla ..es as pan of 4 \"UrC" for mental 1U.nt'K at hi' Qnuvium. aa;o,Jtn' to /urlwf " llh ttl« rooh or hraltb foods .so dcqt ln Amntean "-uhurc-. tt b Ul1ll ..('ly 1~1 hnllh food\ or ht'akh food ttora -.Ill f't'"\b "'t~ f\caf rUiutc ··T'hr trmd ttt•Aid "nJiunJ• h.aJ; rcachftl ~ ht•thu ol abwnl•lt." ,._.., HoroJd S<net<r ol USA "Cat'M'd to IU lopral t'\.lr('mc~ •--c could lllro bact 10 no1 "-Drina dutht'\ .and h'in& m ca,u," ht rommnutd . r-.t· Despite deficit, US has no language requirement Helping trade imbalance? e>pite an increasing dependence on roreign countries ror trade, the Uniled Stales still remains the only developed coun1ry In the world wbtre a person can aain a eolleJe dcgne wilhoul m151enna a seeood language. UB Modern Lana1121es Otpartmenl Otainun Ed"-ard Dudley-reponed tbat the u ·n iled StateS "has bctn very remin in requiring i&llgllllge competence for iu foreign ambassadors, and it has betn leS$ domandina lhan other countries" eoncemina lanaua&e requirements. This defi~cy taiiSCS Americans to <kpend on olhfts to inform 1hem or inlemational events according to Dudley. ThU ract leads to a distorted pcrcqxioa or roreicn nations in tbc US prao. From a business poinl or Yi<W. the lansuqe barrier creates another probTeiil. UB Economics Dtpanmen1 Clll'irman Anbur Bulkr maintained thai lhe United Swes is ~omina RtOI'e dependent on foreign trade and the eommnicaoon aap "makes il more diff'ICUit for US tO represent oursdYCS erfectivdy." He added, "If ro11're .,... 10 track *itb people, you'll MCid to Wldentand tJaem." D ~ina to TM ~w YOI'k Times, eolleacs across tht nation have ""-iin to rrcoanlu the tancua&e problmc and bav~ stened Implementing languaac requiremtnls ror graduation. " Incoming Slll<knls ar~ mort a"'art or the MCid ( for a roreicn lanauaa~l chan five years ago," Dudley 'noted. Dudley has also observed a crtnd a1 UB coword joinl majors wtlh language being one half or it. All hough he nocod requirement," Dudlq e•plained. Studenu eon •• oid a language by takinc a cours< und<r the cross cull ural s1udia rai<I!Ory. Among chest wurses are Amnican ~tudits, classics, and Jha(the double ma.)OI'$ are more diversified \ban In past yeors, most are Dudley claimed his deparlmeQI "is doing ptelly well on che enrollments" e-'Cn wichou1 lhe requirem~lll. He ciled increased interest in non·European and Eastern Europc:M lanauaaes such as Otinese, Polish, and Russian. Yet Spanish, French, and German are still the mOSI popular courses bc:caust "they have the mos1 immedial~ usaae." aceordina to Dud!cy. still matriculate in liberal ans. - UB qfrccially recoanized the need or foreian lancuaat when the Faculty .5etwe passed iu General Education Pl"ovam. Uo~ the plan, a nudent wiD be requireci to lllke as least oae eoune in each of major "Knowltclae Areas". One or tbe areas Is entitled "Foreian Laquace/Cross Cultural Studies." m "This won 'l be an absolule tinguisli~. Th~ chairman also noticed a trend towerd participation in upper level courses by non·majors. Diversified areas such as busift<SS and "ullure courso have sho"ll inc~ ~nrollmencs. As tO•Ihe ad•ancqe> of majorin& in a rorrign langu:ljl<, Dudley claimed chat lh<r< are ]6bs at every level ror lanauaae ltac!Krs. For non ·m~jo;>rs Dudley 'C'.clled a language ''eareer enhanCftllent." Dudley poirued out that Spancsh is u>ed often in lite Unuod Stales ond Frenelo and German ar< both helpful in 1~ banlin& ptoression. Frmch " also " idely spoken in Arric:l and och« pam or che Third World and should prove useful as lhosc: oounlties conlinue to develop. The d~velopmenl or Third Wo rld naliOn> is one or the biUk causes for che existing langual!c banier. "~ lanauaae problem is pari of the notion chat v.~ dido'l ha>·eto push hard 10 sell ptodueu abrood." Butler ar&ued. The United States now has a more dJITkull tirM ptomotil\& trade o•'ttseas due 10 communication problems. • An.o ther reason Butler clled ror che lack or laniuaa• prorcci~ncy on the univenlly level is whal he co.lls "a strOI\& occupational orientation" which lcaYC< Unle time for tbe s1udc:nt to cake a lanpaac clas$. Butler suagested thai UB should b(ain to nnpbasiu $1udies on world culturu in order ror studenls to beucr undcmaocl how other nalions think. In this respect be does DOl belleve lhat la.ncu.,e s1udy is essential. However, Dudley bellcws a SIUdmt _"$hould Sian • lan&uacr as soon u pouible. I think anybody's a fool not to 1ake a foreign lanauaae." �in short. l' it~ LoTempio nabs victory ~·ill run on tht Democra1k and Coruttvatht ud.tt tn NoH:n1bcr. \lilh Gehl on 11\t Libe-ral Pa.ny hM. Qnuk v.W run on bolh 1hc GOP and Ri&Jol·lo-Ufc rarty Iones. LoTcmpoo, 42. in acldltK>Il lo ....,rltla tilt ~ from 1ht Count) D<mo.Tlllk orpnizauon, ·~• abo Rpportcd b)• Mayot Jamt~ D . Gnffin in htr fc/u 10 ,.,.,, oht counotman seo1 from tht an....'"Wnbroc Gtht. She' had iet'-cd as a~ cui.l.cru.: ~pt'('l&b~ " ' I tit Guffin Adminblrauon 11 .11 j, l ........... ,... Memorial for Marlin Luther King, Jr. Afln •ppealioa 10 lose 1ht O.motTIIi< primary for Unhtr'SiiY Oisu:lct coundlnwl by 17 •01cs 10 S<on C<hllau •e<k. RO$C!IW'i< LoTempio .1'-a> ai-m lhc •i<1ory Tucsd•> afln an ofll<ial ~-an..,. of the polls shov.cd hct 10 ba"' beatm Odtl by 62 \'O(CS. Tht llnoffociallaDy of lht prinwy ,.,.. lho•cd debt """ o>ft LoTcrnpo and Arlmc F. Bassoll b) a 17· \01< plurahty, I,S$9-I,S.l~. But the offiCial rC(lOilnl, completed Tucsda), aa>• lhc rattlo LoTcrnpio inslcad, 1,629· 1.567-S74. LoTcmpoo ...., lhc mdorwcl Dcmocraloc cand~c for lht councal pog.. and •innina lht Dnnocntic nod &i''H hn an tmporcam ps)'Choloaicat"advanul&t onr Gt.hl and Republkan challmacr Leonard R. Gonulc Ill . LoTtmpio r tl The US House of Rcprdtn111i•cs appro•cd a rcsoluuon tuesday .,hich caDcd fO< 1 mcmorW 10 be b<lill io .,.,Of) of >loin a.U riahts kW.. RC\aend Marun Luthtr Kina.Jr. The \01< was ~16 111 fi\'Or or buoldona nt/ocr a bu1l or 11otuc on memory of 1GQ1. Bdorc comlructoon ..,. bcpn h DllUl linl f(<'<IW <011fonnauoo from the US Senile, •hdl is <'!'«led to •'01< 011 lht rt>01111oon soon If arrrO\cd lhe Joml Comnutl« oa lht Ulnr) .. alflltorilcd 10 tP<n6 up IO on Ibe ru.ooo dcdicauon. the Uuitcd Scarn Oft Sunda)' to bcsJ:n a ,,.-.Q .-.~~ IOUJ olllJdll heal') S«UN) and an official prot«< from one of 1ht coliC\ .. h<relhc) ..... sdocdulcd 10 play. The l6 pla)tt< and <0.1IOba VTI~ 10 Ch~ on Monda) earlo<t ohan sdocdulcd in orckr to a•olill p<O<tsl<n. The Sprin&bol> •ill play on Chieaao Satuodlly dnrol< a di<nouncmocru from lht 01y Couqal-opPf'!.ln&lh< aporthlcd rolhi<s of South Afroca. The tcllln "''i11 play in Albany on Tut~l)' and in a yt'I-IO·bt-· announ«'d silt IOMC"hm in the north C'a~ 1M1'ollo"ins Sa1urday. , On Ibe nnaJ day or a 1"0 mO<Uh SpollaJooltO<If or Ne.. Znland protcslm rioted in an onod<no " hoch leu 4J f'C<ll'k oiiJurcd and rcsullcd in 14ll arr<lls • -,............ -~[­ ......... s..,.fM ........, A•d\ard Chon/Citr n l.trh ru-.-.l•ll ~.n ~ntf(1lnttC.,r Thi< i>n '1 goin1 10 he <'"Y· 1><11 your frlcndlt• """'paper JO~<>C<f hi!.> rC\fflcd birruclf and con<ludn 1ha1 oh< ABSCA-\1 defcodlnl> hoot 10 be a.:quilted. Wlly71l<au\C lhe ~81 had lu" on ol> hc.arl OiiYICS C .taJk.e/FNfiiH Elietn L•F••t....- H..oe,.o.AIMC• , ..tM ......._ ...G_,.. Jido. ~C.~ IIe ...... Tht bnb<r Ina~~ lht "'" before Ihe bnb« dOC$ h llll n mt ~l lO lbt naJooh &rod< •hen lhc rric<ISIJIUa/11 U\ lhll JW>l by ohonlona unpurc ohou&lm aboul Bc!ly Gnbl<. •• had alrcacly ... ned •ilh 8ctly Grable . Tbe Sprin,boi.J. lhc .....,.,.. ru&b) lAm or Soulh Afnci. atTt\fd 1n ..aonn _ t\ t..apa~ f...,,.ca..f Soo• _ .. _,_ t.t&l1y~~· \ 'ou younset rc:adcn wb\auutt )OUr o~n B<f 1hc odea Springboks arrive in US N_..,t1 Wha1 cllangcd SC':.X: .symbol. but )OU JoMoh 8 £0.......0 k ~ ~Neo N•.,..., Abra"'-",......_,., 1 AoWttN ........,.,., .HttreyRTf'lutMOni S~a J AndreW MICHSIOtni'A..oc. O.vkt A Comalocll.lllf.,o•l La Petr1ro'Attt Ton} Gte;eoat.Wvlk s.,. Jiii'I'IHOtV~~ r ltl) m1nd U\ &hal pbo1~ llllctl on lln6&<POJt, Coon • of lhc FBI. l01rnll) ""h ou panls do•n 111<11 1nfonnan1 . ..1th a m.croJ"lhoM fiU~ 10 has lq. •b ca•t II) on& 10 bribe I COP l~c "'""'I a ilott~ .10 lhc COP &Ol >uspkooU\ In Sorrdl's Vi. Um1ed Staltll (Hty, lhtrc's a 101 or rt.Stah.'h '" ohls job) Justice Charlo Evan• Hugh« ruled &hao, "Deco)' arc nol f)C'rminiblt to truna.rc tht innOI.'Iff\1 •• Trut. t'm thoQh •c ha\t ~our shan of quad\ 1n C:on&rrs-.. ~ ll IM::bM!l 0 ~ ................ Jo11-.,H~ w.,.,... 8 H.tnteot"M.,__..._ ~ 11 8~ ""-t-«i~M SM~ G~.a. Afh. C_,.,._,lot TM Sp«trum 1t ...-v.cs o~ tf'lt ASJOdartO Prtn F•tld Ntw_,., S7'ncuute los A."9f'-t Tltnta Synoi«ce. ~~· MtactflftH S..ce Un•ted F. .fl.trel Sf'Ocat.a anc1 &Jn,,.., f..raa $f""''<:t tt ' " Sptc:fi.l'll tl ,.......,.... for Nt.ol\et _,......,.~.-­ ~StnoceatoS.~ tnc c.c.u..t.on · - · Z0.100 ,.. Si~K~fllt8 ott~C~tt .,. iocattei ' " lM Squ4rt Kelf. S.ate \Miwttttl~ 01 New Yon.. el 8\lltato. )4.)5 Main Street.. Butf-'o. N:.,., YOf"ll: ''214 T e - (l'1ejl31 301$ ad>IOfOOI, (7l6)831 . . .1, ~..,... Cop)'Ngtt1 10$1 &uH•IQ. H Y The SO.Cttuftt Stvaenl Pw~. I"C. fdttot•• i I)ObC:yttdeW!Tii,..,bt'tM(dOJOt'"W'- - o...f~otA'P!IMII.., ,.,.. ~ the..-:.,... OD"Mftl al ... Eci~t • •t,~ty , ,.,. $ip«t¥1t ... P""'"td c 3208 Main Street (CwMr of Wl,..peor) Stop In For Our Grand ~Opening Next Week & · Recelue a FREE Soft l>rlnk with tJte purcho•e of any fountoln Item. We're boc:k better than ftlerl With an expanded fountain .electJon a luncheon menu Coupon Good tJoru Oct. 2/tlJ by...,... �Kabosh concerns raised by Comm ittee tht (rultlat>On that .. currentl) bona \OIC<d by >tudcnt•, por1acularly coru:ernana DUE Ad'lstment about d<a•ion• currcntl)l beans made. They abo qunoroncd tht eiiCd or .. ud<nt and fa<Uiay 1nput By MART\ RO EN Ctllopr.> l:.dllo- Planning fills Senate ll.r SETH GOODCHI LD /.1Qfllllllll EdlltH Ac:adaluc: plonalns ..-as lbo paw60<d at Tucscla.r'• ~ocully Senate ..-ina. •hoch matked 1M inauaurolion or BarbatO How.dl10 lb~ Clwr poSitloo. Sa>atou ~ <Qbjn:ted 10 a btany or rcpons, updata. and inrormational talks from a bost of top-k•d C~~p<n Hall adminiStrator• Tht nrg Senatt mtetin& Of th< Yflr h&4 {n tht pag C\Oived into I rtcharton M".ukm. \\Mch $COc} co orient tt'K' new Wair and pr~e ror a year or d~bace. comp.romlsc. and deliberations. Tue-Sday'• &>th<rin& {n th< Talbtn Hall Bullprn w1u no d lflcr<nt. lntrodu{ana lhc new d.a!a base s,)'s.tt.m cl\ar rtt..'Ords Information on tttnatOf$ a<adtmie pcocrams. VICe Pr<!idcnt Rob<rt RO<\b«t told a ~"'> S..Wc, "Inevitably, Judaemeau ,.ill hne to b< mad<. b«au<e the resourtt< .,. nOl •• allabl< t~do all the .. onhy tluna< "e all " l tll to do bert." The S)"\l<m u d<SiiJI<d to a<wmulat< ~•• on the •anou• UB Aeadan ~ ~.n.mnus, so u 10 ha'c- nfumee materials ~'--ai.labk &lJd collected . · This I> pan of an ovct-all plannina Pf\)<'eU that ROS>b<r&'• orfK"< has b«n m•ohed In ~nee Jut )UC and the >.r>t<m has already met di>plca>ur<. ht reponed. '"'b ' ' l c provld~ a mirror image or each unit and drpanmmt,",the VI« president Intoned, "and tilt r<SiSianoe may b< comina Iroll'\ peoplt kno¥liJ\& the: cruth a.boulthe:m.s~hu . ·• The quantitad v~ mnhod 11 dc:sicncd to pro~ a ••common denominator ror tht irnplemencatioo and nqotlation that u CJ<j><Cted to 10 on dur1na the plannin& pcocos. This attention on l<a4anic: plaruuna ..Wu b<eawe of c:ooc:<rM thai hnc been r-.>Cd about lbo qu.ality of ed11<8tional olloriop. Th<r< ,. also ,.~.,.., anDety 0\'tt vani<hin& studctlu and nsourees an CftUln dudplina coupled witll enrollmt•m llooclan1 to the hard ua·. soitoc:el. A rtpon on a Facilitits PlenninatnfOfnt.alional <e»io~ •porked a livcly di!CUI'Ion about the Spa« qucstron at Wedu..doy'' Fa.ultr Senate E.etuti,.. IOWUrdl Chost- dt\"lsiOM. "'Clarl)', the tnrormalion c:~hanat '' Hmutd.'' Popr >1ld "'I "'ked Ntalal (DUF Dnn John) Comrmu~ m~cun1. P<taOO.to ..-., at~ed (about the rut we locltlOfl or the DUE orr..,., and he ,.., no." Three hou<rna <>Pilon• "'«< preromted b> Neal fO< lbc JfOOPI that • ill b< ltfi horndcn b) the J:1cambe< cto.rna or Squrre Hall-the tlurd lloor of Patt<Y HaD, undcr-utrlll:cd JPO« at the Ellr<»tt Cornrk• and rn 1M acadttnit srlfnco' aJ Amh("nl .. ~al1old w that ,-arnruo,ct ur-c 11¥1-a)) m tr.ln~illon and nothill& l\ rurrcrc:nl h~rc:· Sc-naec T he <plnco locauoo Last ..-..u' mcetina. drre<'ted Ill U B Prc:wdcnt Robcn L. Kcncr, Voct Pr~t lor Facilatia Plann••a John 'leal and \'~tt Prc:wdcnt fot AcadcmJc Arfrurs Robtn R~a. ,.,. con•ntcd to dtSCUS5 the propo>al .ubmiued b) the <tudcnt<O<nPQ>cd Kabosh Commrll« (Of aftlraltltd .MUdC'nt 1(1tVI1)' sp.iJ1X ~~ the Amhctll Camrus. ad-....,..... ~ouk1 ron OM •llh the Ctudr~«1 ltrr><hmanllla)d<n proposal lormul•ted b) the ~abo111l C"omnlill«.. That pcupo~l rttommtnd.\ rhac for amrnechaac- con\.l.nn.:tM>f1 '-<'0\CIIcd CO I \IUdcnt a£'\i\11) ~t1Utf l \(CUll\( CotnmUt« mnnbt:n arrn'!itd LQ~C'fn 0\(1' • mO\:( to P~r~c' ,.h•k undtrp-ad&Utt ..:.La.."'1ot'\ -.ould bt \.hlfhn& (\l \ mhtot "S.udmc ""'h.("\ ouatn 10 bC' '4hnC \tlokJC'flt\ ilrr:- Pope ;t\k'flt'd Roben Po,c s~ud ... 'iQUirt i' do~ing <»nd nothinp. ~u dili.--u.5.St'd . ·• Then 1/C: no PfO\ ttk)n, rot ht)U'IIn' for \ltld~l W\t.:n, .tU~!h a~ F'manettJ Ald. \tui.Srnl '"·-rounh ond the Di•won of lJndcr1r•~u•te [Ju..-atron 4DUEI Ad\ l$<ft'lCDt Off!ICC"~ amo"' the hull\ltn&-'- ~-htduk.J ~~ ~mhcht. T btu: -.crt -.v~T\ -.chtdu~ for .1H \C"'f"\~t,."'f:S \1lin Street: tn thco of'i&Jtaat plan) fQC chc- Amhc':nl flO'Ioto ~ C.mpo' •him •crc fonnulattd 1n lhr lAic 1960·s.. f.iCNC''"· as n has OO:.omc appJ.rtm that 1hc origm.al tmollmmt proj«cJon\ '<~~C'ft unrcoaltsu~ tht Amherst proj«t -.'15 scaJed dov. n 10 rtnt\·t tht rr-v;kd ~.te of lht su.adt'.nt populauon ~ BudJte: .:uu o'o-- thc Ia.)~ d~ack- h.a\C' furcher hmitrd Amhcnc construcHon plan\. Ketttr was drr«ted b) the State Uru•<UII} or New York (SUN Y) Constnactioo Fund to dc<idt •laida r;.e, or the projected niM buildrnp \lated rot Amhent, would b< crCded r ...... The <tudcnt - r<n huildtn& ....u noc l.lnOCl& ~~ fi\c. The mcomben of~~ E'"tc''"l\"t Comnuu« t'Chotd lht' Capc:"n 1 ;alh«IINonon romfl'k' \l,ould bt- A mc."tOn ''-' ,.an a. ~uttoP to t•h a "'01\& "tand -..•n"t 1ht " '''110' drct1oKMt -.~ •tcot\J af1n t'\lnm"e dt)('U»HJn• SMcra, eotnmlff« cncmben (JuttttofK'd ¥ttw:h~ Kt'tltr's d«twon1o •or iiJbn.nnly madt- -.uhouc adtquat~ mput from ch~ Unl\'Cnlf)'. ..An) ~an;.ulunion. 1f 11 Ot.."'C\Irs," f-n&li'h Prorcs.sor M'u W1dcn '"'ad, "appatcsuly a«un ton hut (to br corr~>.'led b)' the peoplt "' ho "'ill ""'tit< facilitiesJ." Hov.cov<r. Anthropoloay PrO(e\)()f Warrts\ Barbour, 1 (orn'W'r membu -or aht Fkulty Scnace r atdatlo Pion nona Committee, debntoted the faculty W\put made to -:eal, •ho ma ~n th< final rtUWnrnntdaJ kMu to ~ecter. "You art almost '"ylOJ dw (K<tttr rrut~cs a d<o.."t<IOn) u of 1tc opm>t<S 111 a •a.:uurn." Barbour rondudcd " I think Neal's dont a flOOd JOb," This rmbalancc has become obvious, yu U ~ has b<tn h<sttant"' far to rna~• cutback• and eliminate unpopular procrams b«au.t or roars that a UniVCTSity should not slice offerings ju.st because they u c not auractin& enough st~ents. '"Thit pr~ure wdl also to.able UJ to look at programs' educ:auonaJ objectives within the framework or tht Unh·tn:ity's mission. the State University of New. York (SUNY) S)">t<m. •nd the Stat< iudl," Roub<r& said. , Faollt) S<natt Acad<mio: Plaunana O>mmattet Chair Rob<n Popr alio ckuil<d ht> cfla<ts since tbc body submitted '" rtp0<1 to the fuU leaislatl\c body, WI Sj>rin&. The documrnt " ""' diltnbuted to \'allOUl - Unt\ft'Sil)' adminl~tmon.. in an auempt to tolicil feedback a.od 'hilco Pre>~dnll Robtn Kolter responded po•rth't'l)•, r<a<1ion (mm t\Oo 04htr Ley adminaSirators was kss than ~tncoura,ain.a. acconfin& to Popco. "(Vw:e Pr<Sidcnt lor Health Scll'fl~ F. Caner) Pinnill said that he was disappointed and thouglu .,,. ..... lookina bat kwards and lookin& at issues that arc from five ytiiJ~ ago," t.hC' Hi.scory ProfC$SO£ noted. Popr added that O.puty Vice President Rob<n Waaner also uamincd 1ht rcporc and had a similar rnction. 103 CLINTON AVE. SO. ROCHESTER, NY. 14604 716- 325-2787 ~~---,.:..,· O™PERSONAL SALE - $358.88 w/ 16K memory HEWLETT-PACKARD HP-4IC MOST ADVANCED SCII;:NTIFIC CAL CULATOR WAS $250.00 OTHER HP CALCULATORS: SAL£ MODEL LIST 49.88 32E 55.00 79,88 33C 90.00 34C 150.00 119.88 64.88 37E 75.00 150.00 119.88 38C 41CV 325.00 268.88 pOShiv~ lhus far." Larson ma.iru:~.lned. 10 h•s a v«y diffcor~n mode or NOW $198.88 ' 'W lilA~ aan -a rerponse lha.t ,.as fuU 1.nd coruaincod car~rul analysis," Poe>< nplait><d. "H< feb that full miuaon analysis,.._. 001 fruitful and • Wtile of time." The Facuky Sertat< Olair-Ekct said he was still await in& Rossb<ra's rcsPO<U< and admitted h< bditvcs lbo Conuruucc wiU lP<Od Sqrcemb<r and October tmmened in "r<~e. ratht:rlhln pro-.'XC.h-e' • pc-ojo;u.. A$$0Ciate V'rc:o Pr<Siclr:nt for Hullb Sciences Donald !.anon continued the parade of academlc planning rcpons, but noted the diffamocs between the proccu in hi• area and in the cort c:ampu•. He explait><d that in the Health Scicn<:es, plannina is don• on a school-by-school basis and in close eonlact with abc faculty ...lbc o urco:m~ has been very ....S<mk planni•&·" • Lat>on also updated the Scnote on the proposal to convcn the Main Street Clmpu>lo a Haith Scialc<:s Center. Ht mcal<d lbal tilt admini>uatM>n has b«n m«tina witb lnibiteeu and mcmben of llx SUNY ConstrU<IIon fu!ld wcctl)l tO CO ovct rlaa• and maintained thai they coli IO< • "human<" campas. 0cnuaJ EdueMion, SO<ncthiOJ or I dormant topic latdy, was rcvh'cd brieny by Committe< Oaair Howard F<l'itcr•s shorl summation of impleolrntatlon probkn\S and proar.u. He labtt<d the Math Skills compromise and difficullieo with tht Life and Htabh Sdtnces Knowteds.e Area .. th< rcmainiOJ stumblin& bloch. COMPUTER SYSTEM NEVER BEFORE COULO SJSa.88 BUY THIS MUCH COMPUTING POWER ! �••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE I1 Homcmad<' Italian 11 DESSERTl I I I I 'W ith (!'leG$< lllll' ~ Pizza 1 Restaurantl urd1•r un-r ;,.()() (Oinr- l n·tlnl>' l I P'..:.,, COUll"" . . , on~t<mgl 3-\H U~llt•y .\ \"CUUI' · (.'nrnc•r S:l3-:w:m .. I A Gourme~ Whl~>pc•a~r •:.. -t. 11111 ··---·-----·-···· I 1 .I BALLET, MODERN & JAZZ CLASSES STUDENT DISCOUNTS A.M . & P.M. MON ·FRI BEGINNING - PROFESSIONAL LEVELS FE!< TURING J AZZ WITH S HELLEY HA IN FORM ER UB STUOENT & lEACHER 8A - SUNY AT BUFFALO ...... - UN IV EASilY OF HOUSTON DIRECTOR .UB Council closes its doors Presidential talk? D""u~1011 on th~ '\latu\ ~f t.a.nchdatC'• (or tht UB d..ad•OOIO&od," EOP "'II rnum to normal br the Sprlna •tfllt'trtlt'r1 t\e~trr hopa. 1 o lnftSII&IUt the \\ tdnC'\dil). a!. 1br aroup >AC'nl into l:.\tcUti'C' Shs.on door. the Po..wltnl ha\ al'!'(llntod Diroaor or Afnrm.atl\t A~tjon \lakon1 Apun1 to rc:sc&re.:h the '~>hortl) ahcr the mmutJ ~luted . DWIRC lhC' 30 m.nUth lh~l ~at opm tO 1M ru~-.: r<Obl<m, and 1<!'<'<110 l.non b) Octo~>« 10 l:ruh \.ltet¥~lftl an utatb( •n.:ludtd tM frahman ..t~ 11\t l'fO)., tM onl) IOf*. of naNao1ia.l dl,..U''-tOil <b.•, the \1•11Md Fillmofc toll~. oransrcn and ..:~\ PtHMknl Robcn 1 ~ t'lttf'i a.nnaiiJk('fn('ftl ol sraduol< •tudnns. lllt final till) .... 27,232-a nt" uurcnt m.rollmc::ol , higlo roo Ull-<.cn tho111h ""< ""'<not tr)'ll1& for lhr oprnln:& mom~ol• or the mcrtina ~etc one:· Krutt iaid. Applk-atioM lO lht' Uni\tnit)' ron\'t'rn('d "'1lh the e:lc."C''mn of a tm"~porar)• ¥~ ('t(' up llppro,imatrly n&hl percent rrom ~tit year Chairman.. Tht- poS4 btcarnc ,.cant ¥~ ht:n ro ~rw cr Anothn pom1 thai ~'" boasted about " » tht Covn<ol O.•or Roll«o Mollon11 >~eppcd dO"ll on the Spnn, and :I>SUlllCd Ill< lad<nhip of 111< Prtsld<niW uxrcaied rctmuon ,.r. The PrC\ldCI'J.t a.amoutftd that "IDOl< «ud<llls 1rc comonl bock" 10 UB 10 Search Commill«. A <11'14 porbamcotll) l)fO«U 5«Wod the posuoon c:onunut 1har education and a.uC'I'tcd tbat. t..bC')' arc"a >11'0111 plus ranO< roo an) """' Prnidau comin& for attorn(') Robtn Koren. --..ho b«a.mt the M'Tt*Or 1n." memMI or LhC' CounC'tl ¥~-llh Mlllont.i's rftlftmcnl. All<! a btitf de5<rlpdon of th< UB H onors A fter a shon rrpon on thr Uni\'f'f$Uy's llosphal appoenlrnCOI. t{ ('l(rf SPQ ~ C d1 kn:&th On tht itiiUS of pr<>Jram-,.hich haj 21 5tudmu <nroll<d on an OCI.'<'I<ratod och<dult-1\ntcr told 111< l<•undlthll the 51udtnl tnrollutml. enure- !)lase Uru,asat)' of ~ Yor ~ ~an is 1 trmnt.J, 1his )d-r's rCJJ"Uratton f'iaurn "rC'\.'Ord op«~od 10 f<><mula< • prosnmlftOddod on UB'• moollmml."' l.nta onnouncod olw ">n <'<f) cartfOI). U\C ont, •~ hau· r«<g.niztd an tm:nasc" b) n.-1 ).., • c.pandrn1 th< lfOUP 10 SO odlolan, Hr t\plamcd 1n.J rhc onl) dtctc:a!.t' numbn• ~o:arnt'" "''h Buffolo r<llrmns 20. The S2000 .cholarship "'II thr LdU~o:..tllonal OppOfiURII) t:trogram (COl,) He be paid out of the UB mdo"m<nl fund. Citt'd 1hr NN Yor ~ Scatc Board o f Recent' · And th<n bcfOlt brta~t n J ror lunch, th< Coun<il tou.ahcn<d crittti~ for ht&h S4."h.oo1 a,raduation •~ the v.c:nt 1ntO [\«UU\C SC'JSIOn 10 discuss the' prO&reU or Pfr,tden~) c;\Jt Finding People with ) ANSWERS Freshman students are encouraged to schedule appointments ·wilh their D.U.f . ad· oisers during Freshmen Adoisemet1t Weeks. Sept. 14th - Oct. 2nd. If your odoiser is located on the Main St. Campus. call 8) 1-363 I : on Amherst coli 636-2450. )hon 1h~ Un1Hn1t) courn.1l mef'lln& the Prbidtma.al Search dudculprn. o...JII<d (O< ""' Comm•tt~- "tclu.:auonall) and riiWI<oall) GRADUATE STUDENTS MAKE GSA WORK FOR YOU: WORK WITH GSA! Student ·Association 111 Talbert Hall To All Recognize'd Clubs, Remember to submit complete and upda ted forms by Sept. 21st. No. eve'?-t wiU be approved without updating the form. Thank You S i n c e r,e l y , The SA Office We're building an effective voice in the University. To do"'this, we need you on these Commitees: * Fight the Cutbacks *, Graduate Rights * Women 's Caucus * Minority Student Caucus • Foreign Student Caucus • Student Unions Now * Child Care * Finance * Various University Wide Committees 1 �Hite discovers what men really want in intercourse Presents more emotional picture ......... (=, By HERE H ITE In lht third port of o sv/n from The Hltt Rtp<>t1 on Malt St>.uality, somt of tht morr thun 7000 mtn lmtrwn'fd mWJI-pullops for tht JIITI tl~lhtir [«<IIIlS oboul JtX. wlun tlwy lilt# tJ.Jtd wunt in inth'COflrR. 11nd wlty. T'ltt1t sw•~1 •~ dntroy • ftw "f)'tlu oboul whrn IMit \'0/w ur •x. ptUttnlinlll 'Wai1'Nr. motw emotiOMII pcturr of - I t StXJMI/rlf rh<m mony -~~ np«r. Alrnotl all of IM men "bo answcml 10bo tnjoytd SCJ< wrth "om<tl sale! obty tik..S inlaooUIK. Ho.....u, lilt re&M>ns lhty aavt were surprislna. II iJ often t<peai..S-in flct, aJmoa unlvtnally auumed-lhll "'hal mtn llko/want from lnttrt'C>Ur.. Is their orpsm. And ytt ohis Is nor what men said: "'hll men want from lntercou,.. b somah.IJia ''lnlft'CIOUtW PfOUS l'ro alive. rdua mr Ull«ly, and kU mo ad ftliWal. Olher limts I fttl JIIJ! llke a tol>oo." ..Whtn we art nand. convCHI.ltOn \lft'Y urety eenrers on tM weather or lrfvWlcies. Emotions arc btred and rrulhl art revtaltd. •• "I think I ..,. 11 primarily to <S~abh>h a rtlaclonshlp-il mat.. 11 paulble for me to bt free and op<11, 10 a dtlftt tha< I catl'l anlln Ofherwi&t. It'• fun, too. I DOCK< lhal wlul< at• dotso' ""'-<any of tif<'> othtr pooblcm&, II orttn I<U to ta\c IM ..Sac off !baD-.ton of a tranquiluft " lll- l<lnkltl<al IUHitalowrol-. Some mea did noc answer •Mthtr they ~ltd mt<'RIOW1C. or""'· bul limply aat<d that int<r<OIIIK b ,.bar mtn clo-cbt ~ural and ifttvn1bk "'P<tUfon of "iMUO<IIVt" malt "ie:~ dn"c.,: (CK lhtsc: men, l.nrucourx 'flU a '#II)' or ~'ffiryina their malt idmtity: 1 -?lt)'llall~ .-io<led- ·~·· "I btlit>t my ..,re ......,...lb. alltr I bawe nwodt o><num. thsa lntm:ounc ,..;u al...,.. follow. I would hk• 10 fetlthal '' dot111'1 have 10 unla.s II..,.....""'"'*"'· Ho..cvn. mm art upcatd 10 bt ready for u." Sorortlmrs anorher kmd or pmsurt men frh was Pfail-Un from tht woman to .. a,ec 1t owt w1ch": '''l'lten: ha.,r bHn times wbeo I wished lO ha"t' more fa<cplay rllhtr ohal\ lnotr0011t10. but " . . . . - IllY jta1 ........, 10 J<1 11 oYer Wllb IIJid slwnptd orf It was bttawc K was - - · sbt just - . . s to ha. . and a!ddl< 10 sleep. " " A I - povt1 I bqJa 10 fod •~b my prc:oml 'Ol[tlhal sht'> J<lllnl bortd, JO btft. Itt's 10 011 and clo k " " I blt"' ...,. wtthoOI iuoaoourJt. bul my ..,r. pr•fcn 10 10 ahead and &C"'' h over ., Or can ~ ror urhlk' ,.itboul my bolhnin& her ." j;ScK .lhou.kh''' bt 1 .Kt pattern. Tbt C'kmmt of s-urpnsc. ohc un<AP«1ed, should al,.ays bt there. I u...S 10 ohlnk S<l\ mcul tnltroou ..... Now I jwt tojoy all the '"'"" and love ror my oraum... Moll of tht mm who us,......S pve piiYJicat clostnes> IIIMI ovorall body oonlact-full·l•ntlb trnb..-elna-u tilt moa lmpanaoo ph)'lkal demmt or ohdr Ilk Ina for inccrcounc.; ••f• "E- m~~re imi)Ot1aot llwltllt orpsm b bdnallble 10 ...,.P your ...,.. and lqa IIJid wbatevtr the around anorlltr bWDIIII btiJic. It moka you fod leu atone, more Olive. lbcrc's Just IICidlifta Uu it." "'Tbt bd111 clost 10 ailoo<hct is mort ""POll""' than orpsm. bt bad lhrooiP ......... _ _.. all oM wan<ed. "The dot< pb)'lkal coataa one bas dur\Qa lllltre:OU<'R is similar 10 tht dotcnaa or holdina <ac11 orlltr ot'talk.lna intilnlldy. I ha>< kno.,11 men wbo could only bt cr- durinJ intcroounc: and I fod thty wert closina IMmstl....,oiT." " I Uke inlcroouhe for all orlu humon contatt-touchina. lookmall , holclina. •roldna. '""'"~· '"'<n:OIIIX .r ,...,. Part 3 of 7 n.·· rapo""·'' .. It aJwattfcds &ood 10 have LftlUCOUfK, but I feel I ..ould bt jus< t~S>~nl and U- Eao041oaJII lliHI JIIYdooicJskal - . ,.. - _., SHABBATONIAIIIIIEIIZIOIIIIEtlCEI. -....r--. ......... Fnu, Sept. 18tla at 8:00 pa attk AtUent ClaaiNod uZSOI No. Fwett li. ..... OTHER EVENTS. THIS WEEKEND! COFFEEHOUSE: 10 pa • 3HZ 11m St. u.. .... .. SEUOIOT SEIVICES: 1-•·--.a JZIZ liMa St. HOT BAGEL IIUNCH: 1%:30 . . at ._,...... caw Do mt'• atwa.)-. waat latfl'C'OWW •IH1t tiN1 ..•n _.., MOll men ...d. to "'""' ""' b. by dtriAitiOCI. to .,..,, bua'COW1Ir: "Sa. I> mlacout1<, and I ah•'IQ-. ••1 k " "ltlunk that QIICIIion "<umtd arOOIDd. If..,. ts bc:pD. 0e1t os llrtady """Ina 1owatd il\ocrcoonc." Wdl. lor women Ill IS moy bt uue. 1M I ......... lhsa k t:oten'Ount So .r ahis qunuon mu.ru •ana ~U&l actl>ily "btlun. .' I tan •or llw I ba.. ne-cr fdo any prcssun to do .amethma I didn'l want to do.~ womm that I ha"-e Md RA wilh .."'tO: $\Jpt)Ortillt of my nurd.t and pen of 10.ual acti"IY and JtmU 10 come m the naawaJ now or nau thalauu •nh a kisa « • sm•k- ma)bt boun or cb)'l before. It -ms 10 lqJa bttaux "• or< borh mtdy. Tbt at< of pauk pt1\Clntl00 " c~pca..s or me and by me." "Oncr 1 bqln sn lao f1&bt for inlem>llnt I play for Only tllrtt .,.,..,, or tht answcn 10 "WilY clo 10• like iOitftfi"'"C?" It all; tht UIUIUlt ltllJUal plwurc Is JI)Od." "I ha>t avoided ..-loool COOUoCt with womm IIIMI ...., lllltrtJOurJt to pia tbt pbysiaoloontatt w!lh IMm I n«d "The poydlolaP:alf~ reasoo mt11 P" for 6kina and wantifta interoounc "" ohc r~nc or btma lowd IIIMI _ . . , llw iolaoount pvc IMm: ''Harifta JCl and inleTC.'OUf'St' •ith 1 WOf1\U rnk.tius me. II J<U me '-ek in lOud> with m)'>df IIJid 111t pltssum or ohr 10orld around me. It nukes ..,. rttt cl<an and wbok~a pen or urc, not juN a wonderer." "More lhan a ph)'lkaltrip, lovtmakin& lcodlna 10 orpsm, 10 mt, is .. mind btattr. It triJtl au lhc ltnlion and connltt built up bawtcn you and your partner durinc the normal count or llvlna. It abo llltnalbtnl your imaat or youndf, as an aa:tptable, lovable penon. oo tlw you tan 10 '-ek ow and k<op up yaur ldtnury in an alitn ...,..ld." "f don' kno• boo> boner lO <>q>IOIII il, bot In<~ is tht ultim.uc ~ It doesn't fod tlw JOOd 10 me for .,.._...,...urbalion is bater. Bw l lovt tht closmts>to a "oman, h is fulfillman. 11 is IM ultlmaoe _ .... thai'> imp011an1 10 mt." Some men also mentioned thai thty fd1 lnltrtlOUf'R allowtd 11\tm 10 become more emotionally op<n with ohcir panncl$. h lllowtd them 10 bt spontaneow and upr<IJivt as at no 01htr lime: ma<bo. vml< man. W\t a Grtdt ,...,_. Uu an Indian •-amor. 1 fttl 1 can do an)'(hina and tvtrythina I ....,, to her." '41.011.'' "lnttri.'UWK is cbc: o..- .,... woman's wbw'n-t.IXC. ' ' "I fod ttf'Oill"t th"" I am durina-. Ukt 1'm aomt .rr....lon " ~I)Pft ''I.Ncn:ourv Is a natural instmct and H PfOY('I: )'OUr manbood." . "I fttl lftOI, I feel powerful. I fttl ma•lr • nntabl•. uncontrollablt .•• ,l ha"t- a ~st or Juccns, manly fulfillmc••· cAO<ndtna joy 10 my pan ncr • ...,..,. ..... by my pan ncr. somtthl•a bas bocn u.-banatd (tnjoytd and shared) by booh myself and p&rln«." "To penetrate a vaa:ina is the f'l\aJt'.s reaiOn of tXt.Simt:c. It·, a sarona. drivlna fortt tbat eannoc bt lcsaencd nctpl by tht ... CIOI'Uialion iudf. Pb,....Uy. II'• dri'lna contin..ally. A malt is always looK "'I and ,. ...., .." for ...... pan of this ~- or thmuehco .. tMn in¥01\>a noc only .. pafonn.ina.. intm::.ourK but more imP0110tiiiY "hi.U.J" or "conqutrina" obt _ . ... fodifta or do~h~:!; ::.~:a.t tntcrcounc. to mt.. is lted w•th • tQ subsidiary (eC'IIn& of power over the *Oman, li\:t lhl1 or a masttr and s:li\T: it means to me thai I ha't'C conquered aU or her resb.l&ncc ... ;'lntucourK means I've aoum tbt woman. I enJOY a ,.,,fl"l<d iOI'TtttlMt:l Jbo.,,,. •M•t ttltt«<ttfW AkhouP ....... yp..s lloiakina ,.oorJcl...., UIIO ...... mea M~ ttwir str~ <JtPSG'I 4Wl.Q& HMrn:ount:, th•J tl not true for rNnY mea. Ahhou&h mcNil men conjoy their orPJtM durin& truetcourse tN t"'XHC O"\'Cftll. mOA that t'Mn usoa11y have lhtir Slron~.CSt orpsnu dur1"' ma>lurbaolon beta...., thty can stimul1tion lhey n«d: ci" lhtrnodva uat<ly •II• ''FC'IIatio u run. intC'fC'ounc is 1twatt.hna In ma_n y "an: IM filronaat orpsm am como ,.,.h ho""""· m.nturbatton. u )'OU control it mtirdy and art ~ ab\t to rantaslu durina ohboimc." "My bat O<pJmJ ha~ bocn r.- malturblliofl With inlm»un< a clost second. Tbb is dl>t to tht relined t<dlruques 1 nttd'lor •!rid~ """' •ocnat clo - lla,.. ollt patic~. tkdl (M inta-CJ&." pMI!Iooos . , .... ,..... , Sllabtlt mort <han hatr of tM men who '""....,.., pref•rred the oradilional position of tM man on top: ~al OOI'(o....... Of' . . . �Hite. COM~ ......... , • • "I h~c co w oa cop-we botb KC:m co hl e d bnccr cbaa "'~· Woman...,., co expea men cow domonanc,"' ""Y do..ppolnc chan?" '"TOP. bc:aust" I ha''t: mort ronuol and b«auit' I a1n txmort aarcui\ot .•. " I've always Wen on 10p; I did lhc mo•lna m""ly. lc's kind or cmbar&J:<ina... Buc a surfKis:t na )) J)tffmt of mt"n prtfmt'd co be on ch~ "I tile chc -om. llw tifcs from me the dolt..,.., rnpon•ibol..,. co ldldve 1011K1hon& fO< htt. She ,. chen mo« on•ohcd ·~can ra;pond 10 hco o,..., ph)-.ical fcctinas ...,,.,. • If I'm on top, I'm oonnanoly "ondenna of I'm doin, ._.,hat ~he • ·ancs, a.nd ~Oft)'tna aboul u. Whc:n I'm hclow, •he VIrtually docs all the movon&: I'm almo>e afraid to inlrudt on ~haa sht has aoina. I to' e ic ." b bouom ; ••k- •rp~m .. r:ae~~I.W ,.,.. of Jett fTOVf'M'! Molt men fed thai rook orpsm ,. the potn< of 1<1 and intncourw~ "I like intercourse tor all Its human contact, touching, lookin at holding, stroking, texture, res onse." "I''T ,._.,. had ocx "icbout ....... If I - • 10 IIGP hi\ ona 0<.....,., cb<-n I •oulcl probably 11op lla"na ocx " "Ha•.,. O<psms is the most plau.ano phyucal opcriniCt In mr hrc, bar nonc, and as far as tnJOrona on wothouc thew. ho-.· can thrre tx- sex Wlthouc oraums't An orpsm is the loJ.k'al culminauon of R~. and th<' nr.o, orpsm and ,.,, tannoc w difftrcnciaccd." Bu1 a (~ men l'OII\tnC"nted 1b11 Kl:, C'lnr\OC be diffcr<noiaccd ." ••or,tim!i art 1mp0nant but noe 'aU·unpcNtant. I lo'c tbc lo\<rnalon1 ohc molt. As 1o:1a as I can ha•< a rcallon1 scnoon olld lhc 11 happy. I'm happy " ''I tnJO) bn:na. iMide or ba- 10 much (Of •• o•-n aLe thai I ba'< cllan&cd my of 1111nrowoc co somtelllnl chat clodn'l DC<GSanl)• kod com) O<psm ," ._ioo Oo mr. f"\C't' ffd ptf'SSWf' to Of1ast8! Mo~ mrn said no-1hey aJv.ays '411'111trd 10 orpsm and ""h "II'• nd<o Ia) bocl and tda' h<r on oop ~ In bn u~ 111) bod) Co sui< bet. I "-ull >he'd do II mon:. I don'' orpsm es ast1) tbis w:a) bul t "'II bLt u. I can 4"'0r\Uollh< smsariom mort. cspc:oa.H) 1f I'm ha''"' trouble' O<psmona:· dod, buo quote a few fdo pt<SSurtd by ch<n panncn: "I ddinhtl)' fttl a pressure 10 hl\t an OfJiim. AI lim~ v.hcn I h.,.,.., had oraasm. J'vc fdc chac chc woman m.tsconsuutd 1his ro mean thai she Wtin'l auracti\t to me or 1hat •M had ·railtfd' to pk:ax me. ll's hlrd 10 C'-.pt.m to a -.oman ttw t•,c enjoyed 10 nm tf I ha'en'l had an Ofpsm I utuaiJ) do h.a~e ooe 'lllltlt sv... bus lhCfc arc umes •hen m) O<P>m lm'c ultimatd) imponancto 1M and I don'o chonl I slloulcl ba,.. co pro'• rn)><lf b) ba"n& on< an) mot't than a •om&D should baH· 10 prO\~ hasrrtr b)' bnnatnl mot 10 OJpsm.•• "On the occa"ons '*hUt I hau no orpsm, my pannn .......,, co f«llhll •he has failed. I do noc f«lthoc I ha'< raJkd. I( a pl;auau is reached and there I) no Ofpsm, thtl'r li suU I &real fffiln& of -.armth and salidad.Ktn . ., from 1~ boo/. Thc Hcc Rcpon on Mok St\oaln) b) Sl!..... 1111< Coprn~~t 1981 b.T Slwrt Hll•- RqH'Iiot<d b_• pmnWII>n of Al/rtd A. Anop/. Inc DulniHd«< b_o Lm Antdt;J Tunn SttldKW~. "METRO BUS TOKENS" "ON SALE MONDAYS :~quire Ticket Office ~~; 10 TOKENS for only -$4.00 SponaorN by SA Commutu Affah• ENDS=ORA~~ ALL 1981 E SCHEDULE . . . . . . JELSAR •••••• : t t t • Laundry and Dry Cleaning : Coin Laundry· MaytaQ Toploadino Washers (Near LongmeadoW) t t by the pound •• 2Dryclesnlng • 25 lb. rug washers ·: • Load Stsr Perms Press Dryers • ATTENDANT ON DUTY/ • OPEN t t t • ill+t 4276 No. Bailey Ave. - 834-8963 Monday lhtu Saturdey, 1 am . 10 pm Sunday I am • I pm t ! t ....................t • '&1, It, A Zl zs. a.. %7 Od. Z.J.H t, It, au 15. 17 A II D. Z4.US OdJIIooo. Jl, ll, A I .... .... .. 7,41 ll. 14. a IS ZUI.U1- MOVIE FRI./SAT ...,_,.. SUN. 7At,. 7. ,.,. .. ), 7, 4 t .. ue.' 48:38 UAa 7 a t:IS 7.... 7 a I:IS 7. loG .. 1:15, • l:ll l:ll, u l:ll;. .. 1:15, • l:ll S.l:4s,ll:ll s-.. To.A--L n.~ ,.,n...,_ .............,,.c.. ............, ,......., ........ 4. S.·A I .. ..• o; > 1"' = 1.1 at 4. 1:15, • l:ll al:ll "7:31 . ' s. ...... ... ,..........IWWay. F-.,,•..__ ••c Sept. 22 - 24th various places and times s, 7,. t at 7At 7 I t:U ........................ %7,281~ •• . Tho'-"""' · Voting Booth Workers Needed for Sa Senate Elections on Call the SA Office at 636-2950 �in<lude rtcepdon of clic:nu, hand Una <tlcpbonct, nUn.. and ,....., office YoOr1<. Squlrt/Amltmt Dtvillo<t Dircaor Bob Hayden II'Jucd, " I feel the,..., pooitioq• 1hould be pUj salarla bccaUJO ol tbe ......~ . Thio dolinotdy fec.ihtatcs thoc......! for a salary Tht '""'lis 100 prcotdna for propk IO wort for S20 I "'cct (lhrouab Jlipracb)." 1bc Board decided to •<>~< on <hoc muo at a fulu~ tlale Sub Board . clears up minor matters S ub Board lawrtt RJCIIard Lilli'<' p< .....c6to lhe a-d thoc , .... or hllpuo"'· LIPI'<S sud tbae C..- is ~·he~ ...... ~...­ lhe U8 RtcOrd Co-op. Ahbouah hoc had )U to re<a>t tbe .... ~..... Ol6docd tlml • ltudrc:ftl ~OCCT rqtJln.CJOD Qlit •-as d pmdtna. A rnOIOC)II ....... the cut by tbe .Wt Allomt)' OmcYal • 110 cleoicd by tbe -· By ALAN C. KACHIC NDtloMJ &IJUX f'"10aodal concmu topped Ill< OJCOtla Wc<lnat~a r <¥fnina .. Sub 8oanl 1" a-d or !Meclon mn for the lim lim< lbi& sanattt. Aecounli~& fO< . . _ and o.nctHStOI revenuts of Sub-Board oponw<d o<Mca and Ill< trtation of policy for th<tc arouPJ, the setOttncnl or lqal malic<>. and the future of SuMhin< House hlahlllhl<d the medina. Ticlcd om.. Dir<dor SampiOn cxplain<d 10 the lloard JICP> taken to im~ iu.li!Cal manaacmcnt . Admlulna <hat It was 1 quid oummcr, SamPiOn uld that lick.rt orracc. revenue• v.;m boos4cd on AUI\IIl 11-lhe final day of the lbcol year-,.h<n SJS,OOO wu collm<d on RoU!na Stonco titk<U. He add<d aha• .,.,..tiY th< o rr... lJ El«>d~>e DlrcclO< Dmrus 8lael: aod that Sub a-d 1t ..,.....Ina to bear •illl SA has to ..,..., about lhr ....u.. or Sunsltrnc Hou.., .. hidt hu bee!> abe subJCCI of_.. coortrl>'tny dunnt earty Sqtternber. " The boule u aoina 10 be nJICCI." Studaot /Wodotion (SAJ Trcasum Mork Moore u!Crled. "Thi doors and woll he ~ir<d and tbe """ be mO'*td That is wht:re 'lriiC arc as: now.•• WII.Uflfd with •hal v.c have," Chn"Jt A<tordlna 10 Moor• Surubine Houw will TbcodO<c or tbelkD~<sina Ubrary Mid thll probebly be moved on eampus and ,.;u be some publicalions had to be canceled for inoqrot<d ,.llh the Uniwnity Courudin& budgetary reason•· 1\l<o, oprntlna houra have b«n cut back co $1.\.f' money. om<~. •• h looh h~t n "''" be an Both OLS an.d OCH prcoent<d IIIUm<nll W('M\on or lht Drop-In Ce-nt~ Vfitb ni&hl ho\trs on the Amhcrn CampuJ.H be ror incrtaSil\l the ..prort\slonlh\"m'' and e<plaln<d. effiCiency of thdr oprnuion>. an~ • The facility'• fu turo hll not yet been propOlll wu prcocnt<d 10 hort offic< man.qcn for the pair on 1 ~attcd ball), dedd<d althouah Moo•~ htnt<d that they "<Ould ~<II it to landlord> or move clubs 1"be::s< l "-D lfOUI)J currmtly ha' C ptOplt at such pmitionl but arc Mlpcnded. lfttO tl. Wt ha~e lotJ o£ OfM.ot'\S. lilt" havm"t tloocd an) )ct " E.lplainlnl lhOllhe dutJco Of Ihe mana&<" "indo'"' wm makiq ii SOO a week and u "rvnnlna •Uahtly ahead or w1 Scp<cmber." Sampsoa conduded thaa cht- tickel o-rrscc "-:as ..,orkina on • more C:Ktensin advntisina Do•• pmararn 10 lntrtut visib~ily and <.\pand i t tvicn:. A!Cal maucn and employee>' statua ,.... the key 10 r<POn• on <he Browoina Library and Mwlc Room, Oroup l.qAI Service (OLS) procram and Off.Carnpu• HowillJ orn.c tOCHJ. Prodaimina that ''most stuckont:s skm Be$ieged Buffalocomm·uters to ·get help from DSA · Par~ing perm its give locals a break Wortina "'"" Krolo•v.k, Student """"'"ta110n IS"'I Br LORI SCHULTZ $p«rn1Pf StQ/1 Commuter Counat mcm.ba Mlkt ~ovak •u ab~<r to Wnttr S!lvia Wbedcr uhcr arrivco at odlool ""how btforc her ........ or r.... lh< nccaoity or Pllbnt orr carnpuo and '9lkU~~ sut or ...,..,. blocb to Farber. b she ao be thoc r1111 ao thcd< '" or does she JU$1 cttioY early momiOIUal'fo:l N"lher. S)1Yia. b~e lKbcr1. suffers from "cluooit <OIIqc commutt'NUS. .. Ill J)mptorru. • h1ch •.nctudc ncn<>US~>Ca, tensiOn, and an<icl)-affcct over half of US's total population. The Oi\'KIOft or Sludttll Affairs (DSA) illt)in& to brin& some >aliifa..~- 10 Syh ta and the m1 or the oonunutcn. AccordtllJ to Commutcr CarpooUna Procram Director, Joseph Kra\.owiak "UB doc.n't do a -.hole hell of a lot for oommufina SIUdcnu. Student life tS frustratina enouah. They •houldn't ha>t 10 ..orry about bow tO Ct't tO sMoot or wktn' tO P.Af\:. '' Prtfcrential parkin&. with 115 IYIIIIabl< spacco on each campus. is probably the be>! fcatur• toouain<d in tht' program. Kr;akowiak maintained. The carpooling proaram belari In the Fall or 1980 "ilh appro~i.matciJ 2SO students panid patlna. With oh< hclp of Publit Safny and the addition or preferential parkin&. the number or ...... increas<d 10 180 in the Spring. A su.,·ey <Onducted at l ht dose of the prOiflrll indicat<d its suo:ccss, but reprll<dly n osed the same question- why SO<Oothlna w&lll'l done soon~. As is <be caoc with many problems, the """' of fonancin1 such a prosrarn can bind« iu cjeo.elopmcnt . P----- "'''~a aran< obta.n<d from the f<derol Oo\<mm<nl 10 aid IMiOCil ond tndu>U) . Yd the CO.l has fC!Nio<d a probl<m ,.hole I<J•I JU~ion mdialtnt q,«ifK r~uin:tnC"n~\ for tht .... and >l)'k dcR&no&nt&llo< pot~ina ..... and fa< 11>< SI)Y or .ucker~ on the vchode SA has _,u1<d the c<Jent ortbe and sho•n suppon rOt 1ht pro,rarn "-ilh a S800 ch«L. co CO\ft' e"penws. Tbc- proftlt Of the prQ&~ i:'lo Jimpk. Studf:nts II( asltd to fill oU\ fonru i.ndiQllf\ilhrir home addrC\1-, >ch<dulc$, and •hclhor the) ,.tSio to nd<. dn•·c. or r<- or"'"' emplo,..., A.harc. The data ls &eo<odcd and fed mto a comru1rr 10 pl01 the .arious &eoaropto;tal points aloo& "lticlo oorrnpondm& routes m~t)' be dr.t'4n . A final pnntoul •~ &htn to chOSt panklpalinJ. 11 is tht::n left up to the individuals th('nuehCi ro dfcidr Who 1My -.i!.hto rick wuh . ..No one is comminf!f'd. ..emphasi.ud Kra~o"1aL. "All v.e f.'an do is make the information available and hopr 10 aUe"iaiC' .some of tht anMny... Public S3rtcy Lieutcnanc Ja.m~ Uulc undns.cort'd tht need for such a proaram . "Once under \\ay.t• he iniiAed, •'violators v.ill bt tic.~ttcd under chy jurbdi<tion and could fact fine$ up 10 S l2." One advam-.e or ahe prosram is that dd.ig.nat~ par kina artu are a1Jo1ed ror thost students involved ~ To keep thio.;~.roo free from lrCSpas$<(5, rul., lOd rcaularlons hnr Morn formed. This ycar't. proaram is aemativtfy schtduled 10 beain Scl)(ember 21. Application forms arc aviJablt in 403 Captn and •• the information des.ks tn Squire and Talbot Halls. NERVOUS? - - - - - . About the GRE or GMAT? PREPARE YOURSELFU! nu..,. ..-. ,_,.1......,..-,. ,_,. ....,.. ........... ,....,.,, _.....,,.,. taNan., tJtc Cl£. GJUT, .-ell.....,~ ,......,._ teltool ..,,_. ..-....-.. T.,OC. ioocWc: erool,tiaJ ._;,. ~ ·~ dill- ,...., ~ lui,.,..,.,_ FEE: $60" INSTRUCTOR: De.iae A. Krabau Maia Street C..pu ia a PW Cucliclate ia Octow 1 . Oct. 20, TMay• A Tln~ndaya EdiiCatioaal PaycllolorJ at ti/B. . 6 . . . . t :30 . 9:00 ,. • ...... ......, .,. • a\od ,.,.., ,., SdtM • ....,._rsvn"'......., .. s-1 .,.., - ...... - 1zs ,....., IWI. lfSC. �editorial Sprrchen sie Deutsch? The l eek of emphasos on languajle In Ame<ocan education Is a cultural Sllame. Yet despi te the tact that more and more te~era are realizing thai oelocoency, nothing Is really being done about 01. Preaenlly, the Unrversoty IS ITIO"tng In ~he right direction with a General EducaHon requuement, which obligates students to ~ke courses on•n area known as " Foreign Language/CrOS$ CuiiUTal Stuooes·•. Howeve<, ol Is stoll possoble IO< the Hnguletlcally tacking stUdent to aYOid encountering a foreign tongue altogether with a IIhie creative scheduling. And with the rate the much ballyhooed General Education p<ogr1m i s lurching toward hnal apPfOYal. soon Latin m1y nol be I he oNly dead language taught at UB Until the Faculty Senate unites behind a Gen Ed program with a atrong empl)asls on languages. tl is up to advisors and departmental programm.,. to promote P!atlc~tlon In a sec<>nd language Unless academicians across the n ation realize this dellclency 1000 the United States will continue to handicap ottelt on the rece tO< ..,•anced technology, education, and doplomacy. Caplche? No celebrations yet At t•"' last. somebody et UB Is lacnng up to the I allures ol the past and beginning ttoe compllcatacl Pf001$S of academiC planning P<e,.nlly, the UniverSitY os gu~-o< mtagulded-by the Bunn plan and liS web of numbers anc1enrollment·dooven statisii<:S AS Vice Presodent lor Academic Aflalll Robert Rossbefg told the Faculty Senate Wednesday, ttoat dOCument Ia all bUI out of date and a better ellort ahoutd be forwarded UB has senous academic prolllema that promise to get WO<se before they got better. There ts w1deeprtad anxrety about the dellve<Y of undergraduate education at UB and lis effects on the graduete program. UB's mlssoon IS contu...,. Its programs stagnlnt and many ollls arts and lelle<slsoclat wellce$ programs just awaiting the budget ax The tradllionl l nollon of a university Is In danger ol being lost as students 11oek away lrom the humanities. To meet the challenge, Rossberg and the Senate are developing plans to get the University on the track It was oerallacl trom In tlte early 1970s 11 Is nopea that tor once. faculty and admonlstrators can work out these prolllems and arrive at solutions In an atmosphere ot rationality, without any departmental oarano!a exhoblted. The outnghl setnshness that ha& matl<acl pastplannrng efforts must be aYOide<l of anythong constructive Is to be accompllstoed. The way thtngs are going, the d~Nrray now can only e$Calate onto t toe oestructoon of a once potent1ally e>cellent tnshtuhon An unhealthy situation Health oa beeomong 04g t>ualncas -and like Congress realized In ttoe l ate 19th Century-big ~!ness nee<IS to ba scrutonlzad and ragulated As onnocuous as they may .-n. health l ood outlets are rakong In the call\, selling not only over· priced edobles witt> strange aoundong names, bUt an lnllatacl Image ol lltne>S and safety, which as Unlver511Y ol Utah ProfessO< Oevid Rol! notes can ba misleading and pOtentially he.r mtut. Many people consider health loods nor>prescrlpllon medicine, or wor.., a sate substitute for medle'"e Nothing Ia more dangerouSly lar from the truth, and ol 1S these miSCOnCePtions thet demand the Facleral government begin to take sw•lt action lor regula tion In en Industry wtolch millions of Amerocans beloe.. Is to their bodies •• God Is to rel:~~~-ntll the government wakes up and nohces tne dangers behind the claims tt>at some health food magnates make, the fltn....,.in<led consumer Slloukl be leery ol any package labeled 100 perc.nt natural Even most poosons are natural. Assembly Informa tion Todt y• • , 3 JO, In H•u Lounge. tht fltst meet,ng ol '"' Student Asumbly wltl 0. held.. T1t11 tnHting wm V~l«m•t. ltlfOiff'tJ IIOitll ~~ ,.,,.., a.nd e¥«)''M I& 1tmted eiXI MOO'"If14MI fO attend AI lhlt murlng IS unolllclll, 1/'fd lhft de#dlme lot be an IPUimO.rahip '' October s pem10ns wdl M r111110,. An~ tJiyt~m~ ul'dergr•rlulle steldtMt '"'' ,o4n IM ASIMfO#y Hang 'em' fm 'Wttfjng tht$l•t,., '" rupons~ 10 the $q(Jite IIIII clc.smg nett semeater S1noe ltNrlng about u. l'v• OHn ~•nlng to wntt lrtd •r.ptlss my dtsm•t about 111 ptopuH shut do•n II waa P1ut Comitr·a lfltfff m ttte Wed'.,.&dly C'dltH)n •hlth ptomptN me ro ,,,,, Kabosh, Kabo h wme~ . Uke P•ul, 1111s IS my thud year It UB.. Ovr;ng thcne Editor '""",_we ~ars IW ICHJnd $Q(IItl to be /fill wMt '' wu mNnt W1th thl& /101M to~~ you mtorm«J end encourage your ;nw>l.-ttmMI 1n pre~'"0 I centrelu~ Student Union •t US. OUt rectnt mtiWttQ (F'kl•r. Sept~ 12} wtth PrufdHJ1 Keutr artd VJC:e ~r;Mnr l<ettet •ml Vrc• PrnKMnta He11. RO$Sbetg, ..,.d Slgge(Aow conclud«J on • ,.,,., oprimi&Oc note. But, '' was som•W'har feu cl1m1t~ than ' " nad ant;clp"tHJ (wh ich you e.n lake wh1ch to tH!: • &t&XI«Jt umon tW tound '' fo be • place ro meet l~endl, a plac. of 1tuderu ac11wmes. 1na 'ouf'Hi me Rll • good p/IU to e1t t•nd drtnlt} although crowd«/ a I ~• II h-.s oeen a gooo p1ac•t01 •~ttz:,ng •tfHdf is $01MIIUnf tlt!Pd ~.. ,,.,.., tmport•nt"' • umpus thlsstt• Squlfe ' ' the one p11ce Oil tlte c1mpus wlter• 1 good m1;oriry of UB s tUdents PIS I througfl ''' J)Oftlts on 1 and~,., Hlfshmln pn:sentfltll dltfy balll As a commutf!III,IWJ thrs • .,,.,., 1tnpott1nt .-s thiS union Ia one ol tl'f few PI•~• I hit I can go •nd - w•r you piHs•J Rep<o-totr•e• BoO H•y<Jen Kltbolh proposal as you heard 11 11 t,. tr.lormettOnll mHtfttg IIJI ...0 lf1 H•n Lounge. Our plans deOmttfy opettftd some .dmmttlretwe .Yes. With your continued ICJppOfl. I centrahl«< Sti.Jde.nt Union W1ll M maltUalned rr rs ltnpon•nt ro note t.hat tltll Is tM t;n:r 11me tnar studertt• hi~ be'eon mvoN«<In the d.a,IIOrt m•'tr"fl proc•ss o/ dnlgnlnl/opoces thor dirKI/y •lfoct ,,. entn arw.nr bOdy 11 the adtnut«SI,.tJon ""~ th/1 Uniwralry w1n,. mew...,.,...,.., ro sr.-.r ttHds, and 8/gttitlca.t Uiy Improve OtHitllf. To do Jt, ww mull srk:l<f'OI/MIIet. On lllond•y. S.pr 2 1 111 ~ f.O<ml/e er 2110 pm. Kabosh whl ,....,., to the slu6fnr botl't Mn ,.¥,.11 litiS Itt tiN M1JOtfltiOitS with flte Kminlllfltion . ' Wt urge 111 atudflnta to come 1nd blittg • frlendl' By the war. WJIUn,.., are n.eded Yout . . . . and ~·ate cett.ttal to our cuccess. There be •t• S#fi~UP $hHIS II 1M c.p.n LOUitgre mHIIftO On r,. IIIOI!<I•y. 2111 or you c.n uN ,,. S/_,1 Auoclor/on ol/lcee or--~ or r~rwn,ng tMIHH•IiOft WJfh 10 •Jgnlture-.s. IHI that I ''" 1 memt>et olthls vnrversJty 1fid not Just a numb« on a compurer Itt tac·r. wl1fJft9 tltlt letlet ;n HilS lou. What I'm ttyfng to Uy IS fhl f I IHI ~~ 1$ I poor t holctJ on ,,.. .adntlnlt lllhM'I part to dis~rse ICII*tlt~s Alcwe them r.-s. but d llfMI'U II'Wm. eosolute,., not' It slto• s ,,,. ~n 101 the 1tudettf 1nd 1 lso ahows whert ,,.,. heidi'" at-up the or spplncter tlnBI! TM Stud~l Unlotl •• 1 cet1ltal place lot atud.,ll 10 mHt l.s an nsentlll ~n ol ,,.,,. Utt.tvers1tr To close it OO•n or dtJulf us ef/ecll-renen by ..,_,dmg 11 our rhtOUgltourt,. cempusos Is shffrlolly. lr is eJcln ro tM stetement "Oivit:H •nd conqu«," wftlch 11 wMI 11 JHml to mtt lhlt l/te edmfni.stratlon II dott'lg. Well, led,.s ond!IMI,_ ((8 I he-.. lhls ro Uy to you: " Uni ted we st1nd •TKJ d"'jd«J " fell .. As Mr. COmftt ultl Wednesdtf, the 01tlr WI'/ ro comblt this Ia to let them know •• dotr't Ut It ' Birdr lil<o IN/I! And H ,,., _ , -.-. m•r,. h•OQ~<~g ·om •II by rm of tMit ""'" atwl le«Jing them E~tltx will, VIdor_., Untve.rs•ty StUOont To mos• of you who ,,., unlamJiier wUh ffJt Asumb~. ' IPI 'Po-nrt ol lnl«mat•Ott are In ~ The Alle'l!'blt OOitstlh/ltS ont hill Ol I he ~111M btlnch o1 the IJttdHgrlau•t• Sfcident Assoc.aoon The Sen.ate ma~u up the othtu hall Wttll t.h• Ao....b/y dMS IS Selelf OO(II>IJd~ery po/lcy rh• Studfttt AssOCiolrtOft... The Auembl)' a Jso acts. 11 ' " adYoclte of ,J./ucfftU nghll TI'Jis mduMs acetHmiC righla, 1nd stutnnt right~ '"'~•land e~t~ern-.1 to the UoiWrS<ty Thts •dYocacy work rs occomplls/IH tNougll As.umoty oommm•.s. Tbetw '"' thrH 1taM~ commnt~ Acedenhc AJfa.ra.. Stvdent ..J All.lr&. ••d Etl.,n•t AlleN&. Ad,_ COmf!JIIIHI INY a/so ()e, ~rHttd 11 the n~ lot tf»em "''"~ E.IC!t n,.•mO« of tM Auembly ' ' U'IYHed-lo UHtct • commmH wttrt •hf!Cb heii!HII:smt.,..s,_ m work.lttg. Any m""'bert ol • oommmN mey chOOIII to rvn lot r.Joelrr>MIIOII- Comrrtirrees will be worl<log closely w/rh of 1M SA dlrecfo<l Tnus rh• A..~M>OI'f * - s r,. work - o1 r~~e S/Udenr Assoaorla<t Ll$1 r-•r IM Asiemll/y 110ted 011 rnotutionl eottU~n/ng th• lt!e.SitbiJsiJment of ROTC Oil CIMPVI. cJoslrlll ol ~· UoMfSIIY on Jewish holldeys, ,,. Mer 3 Antt-lt'-ll llry AIIICh On' WNhiftG'ton. I!Jd thft Butta"' Unity Dey ratlr The com~~t~ttee• $~ 'n t»Uirtg a set ot academic tlflhlt t/lrough the Faculty SMtttt. f$11bll$hed an Acecnm'e CJeerlrtQ Hou•• lor· hondlltlfl •1-1 gn«e-S. erld I01J91!< /Of l•rld rite Clement HoJI bOis srop ro,. reltlsflrfld The rNsona f01 joln1rtg tire As.semot,. are many and -v 1111i«J. PMittpa you have aaplfltlonl hlflll« po.,)IOtt 1r1 SA. otaualnlrtg • r,. Josumbt'f ottoa"' exc...,t 1-t.,llnf pomt as many of rM flw~tOt&. coordmarora 1nd elected ol/lr;~ala per the11 stan Mt&. Pftrh1ps you ere l nt&te$ted In te• lng p1rt In the IKfmlttiltrarlon'a pol;cy cetting m•t:~tlntfr. AI • Joas...,b/)' you may llfll "" opponurttrr IO,. I .SifXHrtt r•P£eSeottii,IY* lO In admiiUI(IIIIOit oommfttee. hthlps you •Imply wi1h to I eel tho UtJIIICtion of k.nowlflg thlt 'f(N ~,_ mlde I d/1/f(Otlctl .. , _ redu,.., I hiS Un-lhy. Pwtft•ps, ..-.n. )'OU hlw no tarth "' SA and want "to c-h•n9f U Hete Is )'OUI ChiiJCII to do lotnithlnQ lbout Ill Piclt up • tHUtlon. get .W of your tr~l tO 11gn 11. r•tum It ro"SA (I I I T•,., HeU, Atnhers/ c;,,pu•l by Octoo.t' 5 lttd you•re m At (Hst ttiMd 1M mHIIIJg tOdty. 3:30, H111 t.cwn~. •nd SH. hOW )'OCi ean malte ,_,..of,,. a d1II1H,,.,~e r �op-ed .. ..- ampus Unrest U B Is a bureaucracy. And Juatllke any othet bureaucracy, It Is large, complex and filled' With secretaries thai stream from the ele\lators at 5p.m. sharp. II Is run by computers and Ita deCisions are dominated by numbera. UB also has power srruggles In which the winners survive .,. prosper, while the losers suffer-by losing jobs, lnfluenc41 and respect. And like any Institution, political adrollnesa Ia necessary t o hang onto a position. One must be able to walk the thin line between performing a job and being a political professional. Bill mora than pollllcal skill Is nitceaaary to hang on at an academic bureaucracy like UB. To gain the respect and eooperatlon of academicians Is no easy task, more than Jutt Intelligence Is necessary. Sympatheti<: humanllarlinlsm Ia needed, which happens to be at the opposlle pole of the bureaucrat's survoval technique. Thus obtaining and holding poww and Influence at UB Ia no easy task. And even more dlfllcultla to define power and then try to determine who holds 11. So using as.definition the "abololy to netclse control over dally UB events and _ , . ,.. here'a a naive allempt to list the ten most lnllue!'tlal powers In the URiverslty: 1. University Pre8idMI Robef1 L Katlet- Not as obVIous as one might assume, becausa a PrJISldant Is only as powerful as the amount of limes he flexes. hls muscles. As Keller once aurmlled, It a President stands behind an laaue and p.,.hel II, It will go nowhere, But If he Is against the Issue, It will remain mired In the Amher&l swamp. Kelter Ia tough to buck and as a lame duck, he's not afraid • to alienate anyone anymore. 2. VIce President lrN Academic Alla/11 Robin Roalbatg-A man of grea.t Intellectual wealth, he Is widely-respected for his prudent deliberations and ' wise thinking. His lnlluence stems from this regard among lacuiiY and his ability t.o become Involved In almost every critical Issue. He Is also a vetetan ol political wars In other UB cirCles and has traJ\slated I his ability to Capen Hall. 3. VIce President lor Heallh Sciences F. Clt1er Pannii-As the saying goes, " what Carter wants, Carter gets." The Health Science occupants ol Beck Hall have elways been envied by Capen·ltes a.nd It Is easy to find knowledgeable p&OI>Ie who argue that Pannlllis the number one performer , at the University. But luckily tor Capen Hall, Pannll prefe<s the serenity of the Main Street Campus. His Albany contacts 8/e the envy of everyone. 4. Vice President lor Finance and Mltnagement Edward Dory-The business brains of the Capen edifice. Almost any maller that has i nvolved legal and flnancoal aspects is deferred to Doty, a close confidant ol Ketter. He has been a bulwark at UB during and since the riots. A tough man to negotiate woth. 5. VICII Pres•denr for Gnidu•t'e Stud••s Donold R111nle- Respected enonnously by the Unoversoty Council. t'us tnftuence comes from the 1mpouanee ol the unot he heads. An elder statesman, hos authoroty rellects the grov.ong ompottance that UB os gMng ols graduate program. 6. O~rectrN of Publ•c Allaors Kany J•closon-A tongtime Keller sodekick. Jackson os best known as the Presidents speech wruer and memo creator As Olrl<:lor of lhe lasleSI expandong diVISion or tne University, Jackson os at the helm and firmly on control of the UB p<opaganda ministry. 7. O.pry Vice Pres•dent Robet1 Wagnat-Rumored to be the next VIce President (for academoc services). Wagner Is the h8ld-worktng, dedlc•ted, numbers man In Capen Hall. II information is • needed Wagnet Is the man to provode II. Very widely respected by faculty and admlnlsttators alllte. • 8. Division of Undergraduate Education (DUE} Dun John Peradolto-An Intellectual, he Is the veteran or numerous Capen Hall clashes. An integral part ol the General Education program, he makes the will llSI because or his lovo4vement Wolh the trOUbled plan. Usually knows what's going on 9 taw School O.on Thomas Haadflck-ln the running to replace Ketter, Headrick nas tots ol lrlends on the University Council and he is credoted wllh being something of a miracle worker for rosurrecllng lha Law School. A bright fulure. 10. VIce Ptesldent lor F•cllltles Pl•nning John Neal.,..His name has become a household word lor his work wi th the Kabosh Commlllee on Squire Hall. But wllh so much auentlon, and the preeminence engineers 6eem to have at UB, II os ollen forgotten that Neal Is at the center ot the decade's holiest topic (apacet. Runnat·up~ Managemetll Dean Joseph Atuuo-A candidate for tho Presidency, Alutlo Is something of another Headroek. r-Iving plaudits tor his work rebuilding the schoOl Turned down the Vice Presidency too Academic Services, although he was everyone's choice Sonc41 students go to UB too, here's a broel rundo ..n ol the leadmg SIU<Jenta t Suo S<Jard I fr..:ulrve Doteclor Dennis BlaCk-Everybody's top ..udenl oflicoal His Dehlnd· l~-• pull oa wel~regarded-eoen "'hen nosed out ol an 1uue. he londs a way to-crl!el) b&Cit on He IS. ,.,.....er, leavong the pasltoon soon. possably W11hm tne ""'fl'h 2 l'l!a Sp..:rrumEdotor-on-Chlel John K. Laplana-At the reons ol tha prtmary camjMII publlcalkxl. helps eorwo4 what students read and tnlnl<. 3 Student AISOC18IIOII TtHsurer Mart. M-.-His contro4 and mastery over the budgetary process puts hom ahead of the SA President. Moore Is also highly regarded for hiS laltness and even·nandness. 4. SA Pflsltllnt Joe Rlfltln- Suppoledly the number one underg,..duate, hit standing has been scarred by the events of the past weeks Popular In Elllcoll, bul nowhere else• 5. Sub B<Jard Treasurer Bill Maclt-Helps to allocate the grouj'l'a million dOllar budget. Although hit reputation Ia largely and undesirably negative, his name Is a household word. Pleasant ST. bYt he hed taken down a copy of Justine lrorn.the bookshell and turned to an obscure passage belore falling asleep. I switched the radio off before the torture resumed. By KEVIN ANTERltNE E verywhere there /a rein my love Everywhere there Is lear Tim Buckley My best and favorlte zucchini, I he H lndenburg, lay safely on the eanh. gone to Sled with the flaY(I(Iess stunted canots and lhl kllle< onions. No morezucs.. Once picked, the cabbage planll sprouted lillie hea.d s useless as the heads of ldloll. the nvlngs a~nts of the poor. Tomatoes spilt open on the vme, broke the vine, and rolled on the ground and in the cellar. awaiting the p<essure cooker. t..azy and contemplative, I switched on lha tatenight radio stallon and heard a chorus ol women and men shrieking. For a moment I thought the Wizard had returned, but alter 1 mlnuta ol dead air it turned out to be Radio Canada featuring contemporary drama In French. The story concerned a poor but honest lad from tne country who traveled to the city and, ol course, tailed miserably. The climax occurred when the pollee discovered him, tully ClOthed, sleeping on the floor ol the rich man's house. Nothing was disturbed, I n the morning I called up on the telephone a woman lriend who would talk lo me. The earth was cooling and I thought I would call her because t was about to make my last Yl~il to Queens before the seasons changed. I wanted to Invite her to accompany me and ask her wnat she thOUghL 1 wanted to Interest her in some produce. My call was answered on the second ring by an intoxicated and Iough feminine voi<:e that Informed me I had the wrong number. I dialed lhe same number again and eight seconds tater the same voice said that II was her sister and that she was down In the field and was not expected to return until alter dark. In the background. "Stage Fright" was being broadcast outdoors over stereo loudspeakers. She only spoke like her, she insisted. Then "Jemima Surrender" blasted out over the countryside. I first met her wtoen she was toavlng a dlllicull tome understanding herlrisiVEnglish composition teacher. I gave her suggestions on how aha could embelliSh her prose so thai it contained a glimmer of promise. We olten spoke about 80s AM rock and ro41. She was very straight· laced and 18fious when I first met her. Later she would l'augh with practically no prompting. I dialed the number a third time and she decided to speak to me. No, sha did not want lhe tomatoes. Hen, though bu~aten and PNt·shaped, were plentllul enough to aulllce. And the night carne again. During the p<evlous week t pakl a visit to the woman and her garden that was set a good hall mile from the road. She was piCking fto,.ers fO< drying and gathering vegetables. The horse chestnuts around the yard remonded me of the shAh grade. She lied each bunch of red, yell- and orange flowers wllh a place of wire and hung It upside down. • On the bus 10 the City were a number of turbaned old women smelling of mothballs and c.ariylng blue East River Savings Bank shopping bags, two to a customet. Every few minutes one or aeveral or them would mumble phrases sounding like, "oat, eat," "e,at people," "greed," t'eat," "people." ''greedy people," "eat." Fndl~ t8 StPitrnotr t91U fN SC*:trUm ·g �DOE contemplates sale of spent nuclear fuel B> JO t.J'H B . ZJNGALE ~ II I\ tiiiO"illl Eduor SOLIDARITY DAY Sept. 19th in Washington DC 10 to 5 pm- on the Mall I - - -- - - Fnnna 1tw 111«• ·~• br 111sufriC'I(111 >P<"nl nudcar flld a•at1abl< 10 rt«~ bolh 111< l'fOPO<"d la!nal 8lftdcr Rnn01 Provam 1ft odcllllon 10 lh< Nm> ·, ....,.,.. r<OJram, thr D<perllllftl< <>f I:Mrl) (DOE) ,. cooooclmnJ tbt pwchti< or sp<nt n•d.an nud<ar fud 1a order to arcum"cn' &n) f.horii,IC"'. l\4'<0td1n& 10 a Publoc Affau> q>oi.CIAW1 aa 1b< DOE tbr OJIIIOU1><.......111 ~ . . no lUfl"ll< H< ....s ,... ~orr.......... lwrA C>O<tlidtrinJ """'<t\lllan >p<nt fud f01 ,...,.. ~:· Tbt opokal>o daunnl that th«c,. .,......,tlr iolffodml piUCOIItum to mm th< n<nl> of th< • rapon>' l'fOIIIm. bUithal 'lhcrc mi&bt DOl br iD 1990." AlthouJh 111< pt,_d Oltldl Rl\cr rcaaD<,. far f1010 odl..-i.. opmll~ uatu•, 11 Ol'l'<'illl tO br II lhr btan of lb< DOE'> clcasioo 10 mtcr mto 1M commercial m.v ~ct Co.na onr altcrnauw to lb< ....,- DEMONSTRATE * Against Cuts in Needed Programs for Jobs and Justice or of ci>~lian·p<oclut<d etonu-loftJ \!C"nl .. ' alDOl> ~-til< orr.na~ >uu<Sinl the JO•Cf11tnnll could iDcrcaJC proclurtioa at tbt rXJlllft& raahtl<> II< "rould butld- frtkral miCIOil to,..., th< poml>k n<nl .. "••pon> C urrnulr th< US r<OJrtm rrcd•n th< majority of it> sp<nt fuel from fC\tttl f«kral tra..1ot>. Tilt offiCial oc:kJio•kdaed th11 tbr Sa• •nnah Rl\n nucltar plant in South Cotolma. u wdl oslb< Han for nucklll rc:anCH' an \\'a;hin&ton State and the Roc..y Mountain nuclnt plant in Colorado, ... procluCIOI furl C\dushdy ror thr us * CUTS IN STUDENT .FINANCIAL AID * go.. crnmcnt . Acrordma tO Ull Actina Dlrmor of Nuclca1 Sclcnec and Trchootou, BUS: Departing UB Friday, 6:30pm .9/18 Returning UB Sunday, early am 9/20 Call SA sa soon as possible for details -- 636-29~0 ~ FREE - FREE- FREE - FREE-FREE--FREE- FREE DOES Y O U R -P ENC IL EEDA PUSH ? T1H111ue1N1 '«:u;,., 004/ld ,_ ~ o1 fttfttJ)' visit THE WRITING PLACE 01 The Unlvcrslly t.c.amtng Cente r 336 Baldy H all . Amherst Campus State u n tvcrslly of New York at Buffalo We will .,. opeD; FeD S.m.-!er: - September 21 · Decem"-r 14 Spri.Dg "Sem.ter: Feb~ry 1 • MAy S Our houn are: • Aftemoou~ NOaday • F riday 10 f ·"'· · 4 p .m . Efttlillga: Tueeday and Tburllclay 6 p .m . • 9 p .m . Woaday ud Wecl...eday 6 p .m . • 9 p .m . MSC 24Q-2.48 Squire Hall We are flw, drop·IA ceDier for uyoae who wuts help with hll or her writing. Ulliftnlty otudaDts and IIAJf u weD u Bu!Wo ,..Ideals are welcome to v.se ovr MrvlC41. H<olp will"- olfeled by tutoro who have tralAIAg iD t•ching writing. In eddltioo, we oll.r estei1Jive r~ere- materlalt and a comfort&ble plac. to work. Louis HrNJ, ' 'h«• "a h<ll of an UICirtltl\'t" fD< Pllblk utilities to sdl thr Sl>tnt fud to tbr US Govrmm<nt cbt&ply. Hr Aid that by tdlina th< Sp<nt fud 10 lh< eo•..........,,. th< utilitia - not br burda>td with thr problem or .. ori.. it . AllhouJh Hrmy ..;...'td lhr prospoa as a '1ablc solutoon to lb< problmu or "orin& thr ftld. hr mainttintd "I tloa't lin tb• two provams WkinJ hands, I don't llkr th< 11 all. •• Hrnry claimed tlw "'tbr uiama of a•ilion nud<ar po- ad tbr mi~· as both .....,. bod" •ould ooly br -uaaed by such on KtiOn. Hr araU<d that peopk '11U tbmt tlw a a•iiWI reactOI can blo" up like a bomb. •• Mka W hcras thr DOE official da!mtd lb< JO'ttM>all b only oonsid<rina lb< Pllf~. Anna G)'O<&J. O.rmOI of CntJta1 Man, a Washinlloo based ntrnsioa or lb< Ralph Nader OI&Oftl.wion, said, 'lilt aovnnmrnt's rralmoll\r b to >ubsid11< tbr oudnr incllulry." ACCU$in& Pruicknt Ronald Rcapn of "try;na to CTCa.t< • r~ ~ndvstry,'"lhe maintained the mQ\'t would ••mtict invc:uon to jump Into the marka.... ~dlna to G)'Of&>', th< DOE idra ..,_to "prO\'< th«e is really no d1frrrrnce b«•om rotnmrrdal and mllury nudnr pow<r in this country.•• Sh< said tha1 a major problem associated with thr r<p<OCUSing or l p<nt fu8, W&S that il " 'OUid odd 10th< lik<lihood or intrroational nuclear proliferatiow:: "h makts it easlu 10 s.tal or lose." G)"'f&Y noted. Citina a 1977 Gcn.,.l Act'Ouotln& Ofrlct audit which documented tbe fact thot fOOO pound• of hiahly rnric:h<d uranium and plutonium baOT tum<d up mlnin& from US n~kar focllitia sh< <mphasiud .. plueonlum is pJu1onium and i' i5 dansa ou;. •• a 10 . Tho Spo¢1tum • Ftlday, t1 Stolt"""'• 1981 ' �Buffalo solidarity committe continues its struggle 8) DEl OR£ MARTIN Sp«t""" Slqff Hntw OM wed .n.. the~m<ep~ion or lh< Rtaaan admtni$U.IIion, S«fmry of Stilt Aleunder Hr.ia dttlared, "international tcrrori;m ..UI ,.ke I he place of human righu." Wholt tht luut of human righu, panoculorly in Cenual and South America, has \'lrtuolly been IVotpt orr the from of the prtll in recent monllu, there has bo<n a >mall but rdath<ly 10tid core or Individual aroupo whose funetlon ha~ been to keep lhu i>Sut alive and In the put>IK domain. One of th<>< aroupo " the Buffalo EJ Salvaclof Solidarity Colnmiuce. FO<m<d m Moudl 1981 "a rnpoo>< to tncreasin& US military mvoh.emcnt tn EJ Sah-actor. tbc: commltt« hal s.u~« bftn Slrniqto keep the publiC informed of th< OPPfeuion dUll IS ~taqll& """"' 1ft Cmtr.J Am........ wdl as IIUftllpcona to al.., .... th< dcs!Wr or tho>< <auaht an the chil strife. The: Buffalo El Sal\Oclof Solidanty CO<Rmlll« is tryina to say alnt In iu clloru to make sun: pro~ are kept informed or what is happenlnJ in lAtin America . They art apimt all l0<m1 of US intervention. be th<y military, politioal or social. The: prw In the United SUites ha¥ in rccent months avoided the issue otlhe US role In Central America and committcc member Diane Ciurczal, said that tht reason for tbh may be that "prople think that jUSI bccautc thty'r< not h<arina aboot EJ Salw-ac:to... it muso't be lhat bad &ll)'JQOft, .. Thus. Abbolt JIICSK'd. u •• "important pcopk ... ••are or any .......... Ar. ondep<tlck1ltb funded orpolzation, tht &llalo El SahadO< SoiMSarity Commit!« is -uated by c.o-tpoll>Orin& «<nu •llh ochn aroups, .. v.cU .. .,.,., oluin<d lhrou&h literature sales and dontion1. Moa of the aroup's iniO<tnatlon is obcained I rom Amnesty lntttnational, the El SalvadOJ Human Rl&hts Commiooion, and the Lqal Aid Olrooe of the An:hdiocc"" of Son Solvador "moll of the information we get in reprd to the killlnas and the refUJ«S como from the church." Ciurcuk added . ..Wt•rt tnttttSted in fin<fula IJOUP' •ho "·ould like to haw tn spe~L, Of ha<t us al~ a presmtotioo."' .aid aurcuk . ,.... Commoucc's mtMI rccatl r•ranualioa Yt""&S • frtt ralm abcM.n: tht C'WTCO:l stalt of b.Dtal '" Chik. sho•llatiJB oo September II The: Committcr "uabo n:sponsoblc for brincin& Mano Valuquu from El Sah-adoru BmlocratiC Re<olutiotwy Froot to ~~>tak at UB l.ua S~ Thai «ml-•hi<to &enmoted tht moa pubtldty and ..,.. put te>Jfth<T not by the Solidarity Committee: but by the Buffalo Forum and The Cmter for Jusdtt, a aroup v.ho v.orks cloidy -.ith the Solidarny Comm.u«. A• the time. media COV~C us invoh't'mml in El Sohador was 41 It> pcak. The event, in informal talk on EJ Salvador aiv,:n by three aucs• speakers, at trotted a <rowd or "dl o-u 300 and aid<d in ocquointina P<OPI< with the Buffalo EJ Salvador Solidarity or Comm•H~ and iti &oals. '' Most ' propk •ho ask us ho• to &d ;n,ohcd arc lhOie' •bo &umd our nmu thtn choow to spc:a).. to u.s aftn-aards," cxpbintd Jo)« Abboct, a Solidarity Comm>U<r member. The mailtn& li>1 101 th< Buffalo El SahadO< Solidarity Commlucc numben o-er 300. but io actuality tht plannina and WO!'l u performed b) a nudcus or about 150 prople. Oe.ptte ohio small nnrnber of actlv<ly in• olvtd <it !lens. tht c:ommlnce has managed to establish a variety or Olh<T small., groupo to handle othrr aitu or conCf'm. The Medi~l Aid Commiu~ ls cu"ently atttmptlna to "toll(('t money to be""'" down to El SaiYOdO< in ord<r to buy mediCal SUPI!Iits. partiClllarly for rcluaces," Ciurczak .aid. There are currtn\J)' o\-a soo.ooo rt:fuaea ln 8 --····· .... ~) ·. :~: ................. SaJ~ador not inc:ludtn.a tl1osc who have fled tht country. Medocalattention is olttolwd to come by sintt ph)'Jidans aJid medocal au<ndanu an: oll<o mutilated 01 -onated lor bdpina those In dlareu. Medocalsupplio are lr<qu<nlly by tbe Sah'adorau miliwy. A Speakers Bureou Commiuec...., al1o <stabltshtd to ch"< talu an Buffalo to any lmauted pani... Currently in tht v.'Ot'ks is an Ein<r&<n<Y Political Prisoners Commllt<r, dtsi&ned to b<lp prevcnt the tonurt of lha>< "taktn" by tht """· The lmponaroct of such action is obvlou.t>-"' 1( it i' known inlematlonaJiy chat the ID\'ttnmau hal srittd somebody, thty cannot claim thai the person is mlssill&· Ton urins someone • 1ho ls kno~n 10 ha"'e b«n cakcn is "'CfY bad for that country'J publiC relations," Joycc maintained. One ol th< most inter.;.;na factions to ha-. cmaced from the Sob<laroty Committ~ is the Womcn'• C.ucus. The: C.U<US •'U formed. r<talkd member San Saa\"<dr&, .... a r<S<tll or""""""' about 0\lf SUicr in Cmtr.J Am<ric:a.." It is. they bdie\'t, itoponant IO< AmcricaD -...1 l..alin American women to come to an undmtandin& or each ocber's sto\oalks. boch Clllunlly and polrtiully. ln t..aua Am<ri<a, it u v.omcn •bo arc on en •t tht fordronc of 1ht ()~)posicion co rtpressi"'t • 'BA.JIGAINSt # JJJ> ···)).-····· GET YOUR RIIORITES AT BIG :SMf«<SS ) : ~~:s2~ \\1!~.-rtlllillloo.... • • Tt•r Artists. ·M~~. • llundreds or Selections. " l'op" lo Classic. • Stereo LP Album5. IO"ernme:m action. The Women's Caucus has recenaly bet:n focusin& their effons on eollcctlna medi<al aid lor the prople of Chilc, spec focally women and ehildron. A native Chilean, and witnw to the struuJ< wilhin htt eountry, Su>·edra distuS><d the reasons behind the Caucus' humanitarian oonttm: ••,.... wallh or Chile bas bvcco eoo<:<Dirated into re,.., ancl fewer benc!s. TIH:r< are no JO<ial ~lor the poor. There is no money. \\'Jw mooey lhe poor do have is sptN on food: sun1'al. Many dlildren have no shoos, so !hey tan'l so to ><hoot Tbat parcnts can't buy books. They an'I alford medical aid so !hey are 001 aocqxed In hospitals." Oinic5 are bdn' tstAblishtd by the ckrar v.1thin Odk and >olunteer doaors, nurses and educators at< bdn& $0Upt. But tht Women's Caucus h: seckina indi\iduals willina to send such hems as swcatus. shoe>. medlul supplits, papers and pens, "so !hat the children may ,o IO SChool." Cassettes. Box Sets. .,_ OM. . . . WANTED Artist to do ~d-tiilnc l•vout & s.pecs. Inquire ~"Vtime •t 355 Squ;n, Alit for Kim UNIVERSITY SQUIRE HALL BOOKSTORE JOSEPH ELLICOTT COMPLEX CHRISTOPHER BALDY HALL �(Basement · Goodyear Hall) HOURS: Mon .. Fri. 8:00 am · 12:00 Mid. Sat. & Sun. 10:00 am · 12:00 Mid. •••••••.Coupon•••··~ ' rw.ll I I I 1 I I I ~I 1 1 FREE · 9 oz. Coke with any purchase GOODYEAR SNACK BAR I I I GoN-•'l~• •••••••••••••••••••••• ' NORTON SPINE NEW WEEKEND HOURS Norton Dining Room HOURS: Saturday. II :30 am to 4:30 pm Sunday, 1:00pm to 5:00pm '· . r•••••••Coupon•••••••• I(; . I FREE · 9 oz. Coke · with any purchase I I I NORTON DINING ROOM • Goods...,, , s-. "')C)" I I I'I I •••••••••••••••••••••• ..a 12 . .. , .... .. . Tho$.,.cttum Fndoy, 18Sep1..,b01 11181 �sports Bulls sweep double-header ' Pettiford bat leads attack E•uy team that opons up a new .....,.. has hi&lt ~>opts or clotQa wdl, buc •11m thor coodt Is mal<~~oa hu cl<b,., th< play<n hi''< a tODdatcy to .,..rorm beyond thor _ , .. th< cas< forth< UB Bulb uth<y opmod up t'*lt Fall batrboD S<tiOfl uncl<r lnt<rUD .,_.. Roy BorO't>ia Tlladay •1111 a clovbkh<adct · - o r th< St01c La~cu. 6-1 and 7.J . .., . coodt ,, •11ea1 au,," ....t ,...,.rtdck< Paul Ma~y .lll<llioa or Boro•ICZ, th< rrrb«mmt fO< 11<11 ,...,_,l.alsh, dUJUII th< Fall and Spriaa Ja.iC)oftJ. "" \~. t taly wanted to •Lft thu one fOf CoadJ.u Boro•ict, •ho has doM th< ""')O<ttt or Ius .,_..,.,. bclund hiah Khool btnd>n, .......~<4 on "•• cotlq< cltbut, "I bdfll OPft\IOI day •• acld1110<1 to baq my dfl>ut a • .,_.. Oncx you 1'1 throuah th< lint aarnc rouunc and 1« •hat you &01 · Uuncs btpn to t•~· shapt." Bulb too~., ...ty kad •• th<linl mmna but 11 "tsn't untilth< lifih ,.h<n th< Bulls unloodtd fO< four rum. With t..., mtn on bast and ont out, cmtnrlddn Rudy P<1ttford unltash<cl th< firJI Bull homt run 0\Cf oh< naht fitlcl fcntt. P<ttrford also contributed 1 run scor1na doubk ln tht iiC\.'"Ond ll"'"l tum four RBI '• on th< day, po<ina the Bulls aaht htt anoc~ Such""' o......, "b-...... • rtnt. n.. O n the mound, 11 was M1kt Po,.n- •ho • held the l.a~CJJ in check . Ltmlltn& 0...<10 to two hlu ovn fivt inninas on tht hill, Po~r n<tdtd auiJianct (rom rdic-·t.Sha"'n Murphy to handle lh< linalt•o lnnlnas. 1M niahtcap didn't flow u sm001hly for the Bulls u lhe Jlinay Laker> rcfustd oo 1ft UB pull ahead . Afior tlll)tftl three runs In tht tint l'AO (nunti tht Laktn rallied tO l~ '" lht th1rd on a UB f~kt •n& CTror. Exnct~"J thrir abtl.uy to rvn the b~st paths, th< Bull1 ran ony from O.wqo a.c:onna four run• in the fourth. Afltt GentDude~ bunltd sa(dy to fint. MMY lin&l<d htm hom<. Th<n Mary aolc «<<ne! aiSd Pctuford ripped a to riahl ror his fillh RBI on the day. Oncx -aaln lh< UB aancr •-as rcbc\-.d iD th< fillh lnnifll. Webb. "ho potchtd a fne haltet dunnt hi' MIY on 1M mound • combtncd •rth RJdt Moronsl<t for th< ""'It IVfftP. •= 0 Pro• Mltna th< fu<PO"<t a1 th< plat< P('U&ford and Mit) ... ~.t.h t•o hns 1n three: at bal1 •tutt Dudd. C'Onuibuted two tuu m *i many at Surnmona UP hiS OP<f\lna rlay dd>ut, Boro•rcz ....t. "We had a rux da) all atOUrsd We rM th< basn •'<II. 101 l <) hiu •hen •C' n«dcd thrm, and fonuoa:td) OUJ prt<hina held up. AU In all"lt •-as-. lf<al "~Y to btru tnto U B bastball." '*'· ••s For~Mr coach. Monkarsh. ~ •atd"nl tht pmc from tht suncli. Grove City beckons Bulls With a l-4·7 vlclory under rhcir beltS, the Bull> footballttam travels this •«kcnd to play I IOUah Orcwe Cily eou..e. .,..J The aame should be a close ooc clue 10 last yan confrontation which endtd in a UB 1·2 tri~tmph It RotM)t F'tdd. Oro.-< City r,.urc> to be )UJI IS IOUih comina off a cl<(cal to lh< hands or ll<thany Colltac-unbcatm in l4 >uaiaht .......- 1().(). "We'•·e 101 a lot of orfcnst tO show th<m," Cooch BiU Dando said. " W< dldn't show much laJI •«t. Why show n <r)'1hina )'0<1 ha•·cl" Oro\C City ri&WC1 10 US< 0 ~ dcferuc Qh - • Willnc. e.-.. thoUah •h<r ....,.. shut out .... ..-..l . th< '""' is capable o( puttJna poinu on th< board. Orm'< City c...ct. Joe Kopimky rcwu oa tuina • divmlflcd orrmx to throw orr th< U B d<(CDJ<, T h< UB cl<(msc was St~P<tb laJI W<d, in hold•na CortlaDd to Just 96 rards fWhina. •11ilc th< secondary lim.itcd CortLond quancrbacb to only II compktiom in 33 auanpu. n.. UB orrmsc was ltd by th< PASSin& or Many Bamu who COM<atd on IOor IS (or 298 )'llrds and four touchdow11, - · Wid< receiver JO< D' Amko <Iuthi thr« ballo fO< 66. 33, 49 yards. Brad F,.,k a uaht th< .... ror 17 yards. " We played a aood aamc." said Dando. " The I UPPO<l from tho fans was artat. We really need l~ aupport; it•$ I lfOl lift LO tit< 1cam 10 play In front o r a larae crowd." F'lldoy, tl - , ... . Tho-. 13• �SOCCER BULLS Bulls, Geneseo end in sudden death 11 n&ht toto the goaltenders' ti&ht with the ma)onty or the waiuna arms. Suddenly, .-ith action pla)ed bct"ttn the )0 JUSt about 2 minutes yard lin~. and fe10 scorina remamina, the Gtnaco chances. roroo-ard lint broke clear. and TM BuUs Vanity Socx:u TM only opponunity o r the half for tlK ~•s nors came •hen had a &olden chance to ~ the team stqed its OJiill vtnion of aarne. b11t Pavone made tlK the board pme on Rotary • <kncsco ror..11rd took. hard fidel Wednesday, mdin& up in shot throuah a n1au o f playus ,save of tlK day by slidJO& 0111 on front or his aoaJ crease to ,.hkh was ddlected lithe laJt a 0-C deadlock ap.inst diYision delkct the ball a•1lY. 5trldin& mommt Into the spra,.hna rival Geneseo State. the pmt inro O>ntimt. It took specuculat hand> or aoabe Pa•one. The lone Bulls chance of the lim coa!teodin& by Man y I n the first 10 minute scuion. Pavo~y ou tbt mel 4$ minutes came "hen 'ilrk the B11Us bad the first seorln& Brown fed a pau to t(un of the pmc and in tlK chan« when 8allarin seot a o vatimc to keep Buffalo from Fdccmacller. "'holt header beautiful crouina feed in was jWI wtde or the ri&ht aoina home with a 1001. front. but once aaain tbt pau As it was, tbt Bulls rtnaUy aoaJpost. didn't COM«<. That play won the pme in the shootout As the KCOnd hal r &<M proved to be the extml of the underway, it was clear that session, but it will still be BuDs' offense in the overtime, momentum was ddinkcly declared a tk in the standin&s, altbou&h they did press, to no shiftina to U B, yet the Bulls with the sboolout win only avail, in the final 4S seconds. remained rruSirated, unable to counting if there is a tk in the Geneseo, on th< o th<r band, division at the end of the year. score despite numerous bad tWO chan~es, but aaaJn chances. The first half of the aame Pavone came throuah in the As the game went down io could best be described as clutch on b<Mh oca.sions and • its lilfal minutes, the Bulls balanced-in the sense that th< Bulls remained in the aaain came close when Aldo both teams were playlni came. Ballarin JOI off 8 chipshOI in equally slu8Jlsb, and just not In the second ovenimc, both able to connect on any type of front, riaht to an outSiretthed teams pla)ed cautiously, not Joe l.ammana, who deOtc~ed pau at all. The tbeckina was ...antin& to lost the same on • siUy error. The best chance of the session came .. ben Many Cross broke in down the left sideline- and as the soalie came out to thalkn&e him-he tried to lift the ball, but to no a>ail. And so tJK aarne rcrnaoncd a scordcss tie after 110 minutes or socc:er action. Ne>crthcless, the shoot out "as stiD to come. Each team "11S rtquired to pick fi•e players to ao one-onone ,..ith the aoaJie, •ith the ream scor101 the most out or li•e bdna the winner. Geneseo .COred on thrir 11rsz shot, and 11 took the Bulls until their third shoom, Many Cross. to tie it at 1·1. Geneseo then"""' ahead 2·1, and on the Ofth and rrnal lihot for UB, Lammana slamobed it hom< to ti< it at 2·2. Now each team had to pick live more players and the pi"OCCSS continued. Alain Genesco wrnt ahead l·2, but one more tilt)e UB tied it as Herb Schaub pounded OII(,Past the ouutretchcd nct.m iodtr. After the 10 players had all gone, it came down to a sudden dear h proposition, and finally on the twelfth shot or rbe shOOiout, Lammana put away IllS second &oal or the day to Jive tlK BuUs the vittory. Tlle Bulls next fi•-e sarnes will be on the road. The Bulls will return home for a match card. A Westem Union Charge Card aaainst Fredonia on October Money Order, up to $1,000. will be 14. flashed to the Western Union office or ' 87 ~E STRAUSS Sptr:Jrw"' Slqff R~ These days a trip to the college bookstore can reduce your available funds to some small change. Luckily. that's about all you need to make Che one phone call that can replenish your depleted funds . in a couple of hours. Here's what to do: 1. Call home. Report the situation, and tell the folks they can get emergency cash to you fast by phone. I. Ask them to call Westem Union's toll-free number, 800-325-0000 (in Missour i, 800-342-6700), anytime, day or night. They charge' the money and service Cee to their MasterCard* or VISA t agent nearest your emergency. J. Pick up your mmey- usually within two hours-at the local Western Union office or agenL There are 8,500 nation· ally, except in Alaska. Conveniently. aboul 900 locatiollJl are open 24 hours. Lt's that ea&,y. -... Be sure to remind your parents a bout our toll-free number . It's all they need to back you up at the bookstore. GOT A GOOD STORYf Draw It! Write i t! Photograph II! -Tell us all about It- 1HE spECmlM . �pounds Griffs Trio looks ahead to contest with U of R Somcdma It II JXOntabk foe I ldlll tO fa« &n oppontnl of bttk • aturr as a tunc:·up for a mort serious com~or. Monday. CaniSIUI Coilqt prcnocled IUdl opposition roc t~ UB nxn'• tm nd tum Goon& lfttO t~ matC'h with a 2~ r«<rd, t~ &lis " " ' odmntedlr lookina roc.. ard to compc<ina *PiNe Ill< po..mul u ........t}' or Roc:b<aw t<am lotor"' tb< " ttk. Ho....--. U B had mou&h concanrauon to ckfeat tiM- Griffins 9..o a1 the Am.htnt Couns. R<Pta<1111 Paul Gulldys, th< numh<t on< pla)'ff on UB'$ sq~. "ho 11 ou1 *•th an 1njury. • "H Russell Trinpb, • ho H:Jih da1poscd of Walt .._i$(>.1,(>.2. A fl<r the mot<h, 1.<-.i$ <On«dcd to Bulls <Oa<h Tocn LaP<nna that, "' You h.a.. ~ 101 an t x«''knt number oM player this )QI.'" l..rvrli dtd not l now ~had b<m .,byina n umbn tWO plarer. ue·. Trinaalo added, " Althou&J> I played fairly " "'"· I dod noohtna cx.ccptkxlal. There • ·as a aood dirfu(.ftet in the k'td of play bnYJ"" the t• o teams. M )' play will have to bt impro.,.ed apinst Rod~sln ... In the number t >AO malch, Man Timl.o of the Bulls q uickly d••posed of Jc[[ Smith. 6.0, 6-0, utilizing a d c:va54otin& first ..,..icc. Smoth failed to an on track aaamsl thr UB freshman . The rint doublrs match saw the UB team of Timl o and Mal r Chld• kk get ofr co a slow stan before coming around m cimr co lta\t Cani5ius' Smuh and Tom Marurski behind. 6.2. 6.1 . The rem,unlng I Y..'O doublo n1a1chrs wrrr q~o~ickl)' cakt:n by U B co compkte chrir tunt·up. Coach LaPenna added chat his squad, " J)la)td bcctrr as a cram and madr ft\\t"f mental mtstakes:· He c-a.Jitd this the ~c)' to tM:ir tmpro\tmt'nl and then rciteraltd \\hat had been all day: "Our \\OrL Wtll be CUI OUI fOr US qatnst ROC:ht'$\tr. 11lcy ha\<t' I fOpc'Ctt'd IC'hedul( and an alv.-a)'l "-ell prcpartd. We'U ha~ 10 sec v.hal happt:n\. " ".itl / ( FOOD and FITNESS By LAWRENCE POWER, M.D . lAs Anttks Timn They w<r< u knowl<dseable about food u any group of people rou could ......,ble, !lavina com< tot~ nutrition c:onf<renc:e frocn all over 1~ United St• ... Ewope and South America; and their prooo.......,mu on food and health were collected avidly by rcponrn roc diwibution 10 all win services. TdeYWon~~t•·• t~ 1010< away, hoWC\'\'f, How )'0<1 hick oo c:ammo ~~ raa tlw moot or th<ro looked unfit and o•.........,.tl Even tllkina ~· havt cbubby c:hc:<b and ;o.. ts thll ;>00< probkms. They could ha•·• been any aroup of •pedabas pthcred to discus• tb< ..... or the economy, <nvironmaltal ;...,.. or to Kl«t • political do <aDdidatc. For thoK in 11tencWie< 11 tb< c:onr~ . rn<lls .,._catered buffa-Ay\< and th< cbolca t~ mad< ......, ,......ins. They prtfcrred th< brcaU&A omelct and ... _ . oo boo cercal. Luochcon salads W<r< tOPII<d with <h<cK dr<Uiftl$ llthouah -parmesan WU available for q>rintlina. AI Olha lu~. th< ham and Swisl on Bulki< roll oc &riJicd R<ubm wert prcferred. W~n was offered as a di.nMr entre, few ~ willin&IO doanc:c ;,. beina mi..,anaaed in t~ tltchm (so they ..id) so they ol)(ed for oh< C<fla.inti<a of 1 slice or standing ri'b roast. Fresh fruit was alvfays availablc for d<S!i<ft, but WI$ OUI Of II$ k:l&ue ll&liiiSI Ill< CV<T•popuiar fud&< nul brownie and c:horry ch«S<Cak rdh A t the conference, they showed each Other d111 on Cht benefits of breut feeding i.o Sri Lanka; the s;ucoes;s or procdn supplementation programs in .. Guat<rnala; and th< am< collection project for peKaloes in O.iJe. US nutrilion surveys •'t"re not as ucitina-no sia,nir.acant deftcieney states to map out any mort-a littlt iron dtfidency anemia pcrhaps, thin bon<s in dd<rly ladi<s from ~[dona milt avoidanc:c-but in,.,.,..., a wdl-fed population. How re.fbrd an nutritionists into <quotina nutrition with d<ftci<oc:ic:s. How lh<y hditat< 10 aclnowleds< Ill< problems or ocas, icnorina their own sbapes and lamenU.,. the'loss or a rew prcviola anmd= oo fllal hCIJ1 Oltacb. Ooc pal1icuJarly ~')' porticipant IITOIIacd for a special chair do•n• front .. th<l'll«<in&s boc:awc ..... runh<l b<tdt wer< c:onftnina and in¥oh"<d dimbiftl a arodc to rcad! tbtm. Slo<ll.so Wrcd with 10)'00< liReaina 111< r<SUIIs or her r<'Cmt -OOICY anaiolrams: two dowo and On< 10 10· "I'm 'On tbeir liR for a bypau, but I hope to aa my nutrition book finished h<focc Ill< ""'<fY·" Hcr pcrfc>nnao>« 11 Ill< ice-<Team ADC>CpSbord On< nip .... dassic-a small - o r each Ravor with • mix or six toppinp.. t+•jusr for the tut... " Mor<> r.. in an already ovcrf• dia, c:ontributina so mud! to h<l problc:nu, but as tbc:y all so amply d<rnoi\Sirated, tnowledse clo<sn't ~ttm to h< <nou&h. A Jot ronrrol prorrom is-oWiiloblt os o colorful ~trtnc:c chart. Send $4 to this JNiptT, P.O. Box ISO/, Ann Arbor, Mi<h. 4106. 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IICI&a,. ---- J'WO~~ . . . . e..as..IZ!Q"• . .....-..c..a ~ ....... .... All club• MUST have at lead one member pruent. Club• MUST have program of event. prepared. Additional ~ & .em~'• agendcu wiU be di«:uaeJ CAU 636-295(} for information - 4.:00 pm in the TALBERT HALL SENAtE CHAMBERS or...,.....,.. .....,.,,._..._ WAHT(DWAU: to....,. J~~ ,...., OrMI 1 Of'70Uin M10MS en~~ WD WSC. '~C:.Ut;:&7l... NUD MALl Sl"UUOHf to COI'nDiel:• I .,....,.. PI_ , Piclt Up Your MaiD , _ . . tQt WfMIC IM411a. �, ltr.to\L( ftOCHof MAff WA-.l(D 10 ~Oftlflitol a ~~ t•'O O.OIOOI'I a~".,.."' ~' !IOOOI!fl(.l"'" . .. IJ\)o.!fld Cii.O-f'loll ...~ UllJIOl Of .-m". ~'rrthO ~ACJOt.ii:MA.Tl w.t.HTto eo_....... IWiiM OII. thii'I.- Afti.WI:t iW I »4 * .._ OIII.Hott.\(" WA.Hf ( O .., ,..... . . . . . ......... *~ •~r•. ~C'&. • •'""' .eoctt c.n oot1M Qfl., San IJ:tMIClloeo conctn ,.....,. ..... ... ~lrlg........._Doort.. . . . . 0... Wl'tO. file. S.l'IO ~ \of OOIOf Ullklow ~·fl•l ~M(It WAH,u) tot " " ....,. . _. .•, . IOU A-40 - Governor• nte ,_,.., ... -;:;;;-;;; · ~ at tP"" IIl".J ....... WIIC( ,..,_,_..nA .,:;_ ;;;;;;; , .;;;"0;;.. 1•-:" 1111.--= - In B~uement .tJRPLAHf (oWO(Idenalr~WIIJI,__.~a. • • •,.._.. ·~ •,.._•..,_ortg.I!Wo1-t;llfQOAof. M (ICO...-..l........_-"""....,.., """'-ANr., P O a.»*-.5.-F... .. tV LATKO PRINTING AND COPY CENT£1lS MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL! -- RESUME PROBLEMS' /lllfU.£R SI'UT SPf:C/AI.S EMFV M on. Night LATKO VIDEO GAMES Everyday JH1M:aon$L t6f6N-.... rau, 111v4 !So. Noon - Closln c.n.p""'. t,..o.. C~•t ...,...,.,. tfM!. q ..,. , .. ::="=t~-:,=·=· .i:~ CtO.- ENETO PIZZERIA .,.. STU,-.5Qwftltll'f fftiW.,OUWO')IlNI CUII... ttea ~ 1010., four h. A..G.-1'10• wtlai..... .;.. 3337 tiAJLY CORNER MINNESOTA Call SA 636-2950 MANDATORY MEETING for Senate Election Workers Open 7 days a week serving Pizza REGULAR or SICILIAN/All kinds of Subs HOT or COLD! Olt/Aoo:M ..... x SENATE WORKERS ARE STILL NEEDED! Let Us Show You Samples FREE Then Let Us Typeset & Punt 11 BETTERIFASTER/ FCR lESS lOc CHICKEN WINGS ~-...., ~­ OI..A5$C ltfl todl. •lMI .....,~c.. 011 .1'14 ...,...~ o.tl ~.," . The Wine Cellar ~R$0H OONN•l ~0 OEO!'Gt- fNn,U 1e:1t "'• not 1•14 laMsJ., How •• ~ ~~• ~owata? 1ft~ IOI.InOM "!!nnftl OQino l.lfOf'IO HotNnf U l\ • • ~a to_. ~~~_..,atl\M'"" V~f!oUPCII Monday at 4 pm IUNE-It-. "'W , _ . OnO ....,. a.~.-1 ...., MAGIC MAN• ..._,. I .,.- ........,, rm you~ ~'l"CMM'Mif l t11o11. WhO •~ r.-.."""" "'""' toe*....,, NVf' Dot!' 1i* tft~ tu ~ M~a1 M 70'1 MAGIC MAN; ~ '*"'' Sfo'*, ........_ you-m ASVPU-w-. ......... ~ • Cnlcken Wing s - Dinners - Calzones E~ery Monday Plus Specie/!lA LARGE CHEESE AND PEPPERONI$3.75 + tu Pick Up OnlyFREE DELIVERY 38-&9Sg WITH MIN. $4 ORDER 6- 8 SENATE CHAMBERS 83 6998 Talbert Hall MAGIC WAH 'W!IIIrt r.n tJ0CM1. ,._ OMd -..,_ TmDMf"'•·~· ''•,iii...,..'Kl-'~ ~R5VP, ....,...,JIIIif'IOMb IUSSI£. ....., ..,.,.,.,.y L.tM: ....... ......... f( -=.;;: ~ ..,., t"'- ;;;;;o;ll); ..... bttwt .......,.... . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ "TAWNG PLOWED" PARTY tALIERT BUIUEN FriM1 f/18 S2 GirW3 c.,. DOOR PRIZES uWeed's strength Wuz a real ronlfqrt to m .the night the blizzard htt!'' Pappy McG,y, Ratlrtl;ld Surveyor. O llcago & Ouray Railroad. Sponeored by SIGMA PI Fraternity _, Unul ynu net.'l.l..d tt. wasn't · rhat ul:wtum. But hts spinl and might were always rh<:rc. ready whelp dig a friend ou1 of whatever trouble he wru. in. Ju>t wue hetidc d'e body who rtx'k h1m lightly. ......-- . Jcremtah Wc..od is more rhan a IL-gacy. It's a triburc tua 100 pn•nf mavcnck . J~rcmtah 's strength DIANA- 1M IIO'rS H._., 811'\Miyl YCMII ,. 1'101 u;tr • •K.•~•CK*ol all Utti'!J"Ifl trw Offica Md t.n.y &loid Dlll!lqo WI"'"'t N O. ,..,,.,, lNf d wanl ,_, Potl1 Oflfll' 100 ftlwtfl •~•• MAGlC WAN II ,..._., OOt ltle 6oc* r'Q'i•• LOVE 10 lltiQW Mlltf totn1 IOoll. a l1tU1 <10Mrf Ool'l'l ba Mr iliA CCWM on CJY ......,.. Moo car. ea•.,..., MaM . , """'*'*" WAYH£. ...,_ 1'0'1 .,. 1M llildo.t GM lht Wstrariott tot row beior• ,,.. - - . olld. ' " • ~ ~- IQIIctl..W.S TO lht ""'Y lo.... Ooocf hJc'.. KMII or._ Oil* ~ WOfiWI wf'10 h wf1PIOIII . . , . ' " " " " ' - U\11 .,...,.. "*"' IM(..,...,.... ..,.,.)1 .._..._,._..obaMO.. .. ~'Of!OUPfTCIIIM~ ..... I"..._,_,.,..,..,. ... .... ...............,.......... ·~,_ ~~,...... 'n4AMCS gt.'b"' . . . . , . . . . . ...,. '-"" ..... a.sn .AJC)OENrfMA, ~ ................ . C:."'t liPIIIc..a.r"a..._. . . Goilloa Mc:OM • SQ. . ..,. . . . . . . . Coin Operated LAUNDRY SERVICE Open 7 am· 11 pm Seven Days a Week W•sh 60c • D<y !Oc HIGHLAND COLVIN LAUNDRY 217 Highland belween Col~ln & Englewood in the Highland Co l ~ln Plaza ~ 100 Proof Jeremiah Wml Jeremiall~ Bourton liqueur.c 1981 Heubletn.lnc.. ~rtfonl. Conn. �backpage; the city canridae that has now sparked Atari·spon-ored reJional championships. And Alan's ne.,est arcade rntry, " Missle Command"; promise:~ to rival it in appeaL M anti, the company that in\ toted the Barbie OoU, is markeuna its own elaborate video s)stem-"lntellrviston", which conststs of a master compontnt COStin& about SJOO and 17 diffnnu aame cartndaes pnetd at SlO exb . Man•l has even aone as far as to produce a k<)-board equopped for home·~udy containin& prog.rams for such subJectS as beainntn& auitar, Spanish and finanaal p lannina. Ahhou&h a small computer could be pro,ramw ed to do this and mo re, they are still prohibitively expensive for the average tonsumrr. Ac.:ordln& to Don Bottk, head of the Uni-.rshy Food and Vendina service, video aames are becomina the latest craze. His department recently instaUed 50 video pmes in the Wilkeson Pub. Before the lridco invasiOn, the Pub mainwntd some pool tables, a f.... other game tables, and a couple o r pinball machines, but, acrordtna to Boz.ek, they.,..,. not showins much or a profit. J Video .game ) craze continues "So far, the video aames are dotna ,.,eJI and arr quite lucrauv•." said Bottk. Whatever profit rh• machines turn out is split belween the Univtrsity Food and Vending Service and Buffalo Quaners, th• company that o"'ns them . On a cro .. ded Saturday night 11 the Pub, the atmosphere in the gamrroom can best be described as bizarre or surreal. Bct,.eeo tbe ear drum shauenn& music, the chorus of \ideo games, the cbm tiahuna. and the cro•'ds or people "'•'""' to use theu fl\orite machines, it's hard to belic\e that the players can actually concen trate on t hdr games. To some, spending several dollars a nia/lt o n video machines is as commo n as being asked how they want th•ir win as. By ROBERT OKIN " I suppose I could be doina somethina mo re Spcoct"'m Suiff Wmtr constructive ,.ith my time, like maybe studyiDJ, but t his Is more run," stared freshman Tom he •way- spend our tirM is definitely Harni!Jlon, who also admined to spendina chanJins. Why should .... bother to ao belween $ 20 and SlO a .,ut on '"ideo aames. A outside to play fC)()(baJJ "' hen we ean do it r...... ill ~ rn line up a row of quarters ~Cross t.h e on a screen .,.1th dots? And why should " 'e struggle screen and play until they run out o f ch anae. Some , with anYtbina more d ifrlcuh than addition and "'Y that they enjoy the chaUenae •hilt Others subtraction without the use o f a pocket calculatot? simply like to press the buttons, but they all tend Why not invest a few thousand d ollars i n a hofl!• to aaree that they could be punina their time and computer system? You could play foot bait do your money to bencr use. income ta~ and learn a foreign lanauaa• wit bout Many UB area establishmrnts have sprouted the cvrr lravina your living room . lat~t video pmes. "Westworld", a new video Th• d•mand for drctric toys has never been arcade located at the comer or Main Street and areater. After loss than a dread• of de,·elopmrnt, West Nonhrup Place, opened durin& the summer electronic games already account for an estimated arid has been thriving ever since. On any ai''en day Sl75 million in annual so.les-about 10 percent of an asson mrnt or cbil~ 's trieycles ean be round all toy sales in the nation-and this does 001 even o utside West•-orld. i nclude the seUina and leasina of coin o perated " I 'll meet ya at WCstworld!," yells a liule.k.id ro video s ames. Electronic aames have ~. his frirnd on the Other side or Main Street. especially popular with those previously considered Needless to so.y, th~ cro wd is a bit youna•r than the too old to play with "toys." It -ms however, that Wilkeson Pub. There is no drinl::ina or smoking if a ioy ean project itself on a screen and bleep, it allo~ inside, and •xcept for a small display case is not thouaht or as a toy, but as a sophisticated with some pot paraphanalia for sale, tvc!rything is piece or elrctronic video equipment. upfront and straightforward. West world is owned and operated by Dorothy Josephs , a UB araduate. I t all began around 1970, when the Chica&o toy ~ firm of Milton Olus and a»>dates devised the me parrots think I' m runnina a bab)'Sittina ' trchnolo&Y ror wha.t was to become the bqjnnina service," Josephs said . "They j USI drop their kids o r ho me •ideo. " Pona," electronic pina pona. was orr in the mornina, Jive them a few bucks to one of the first to appear. It made use or an spend, and then pick them up in the a fternoon. electronic unit with hand controls which sent I' ve been thinking about having a parent's ni&ht broadcast signals to a connected television set. here just to acquaint them with West world and to Eventually patent richt• -resold to other show them how much fun t.his pia~ really is. manufacturers such as Atari and Maud. Atari has : 'And wt aer people of all aaes in here, in fact, since introduced a system coStin& about $180 that there's several local business men who come in here an be hooked up to a TV set and display any one just to play Asteroids," Josephs added. or 40 l&me$ proarammed in canridaes costins from . But others are nOt so interested in video games $20 tO $40 each. Tbe system has proved so popular and especially Westworld. that Atari has had to r.uion supplies to stores. " I jUSI wish that Leould put a botnb in this Atari is ~so aaressi\·dy exploitina the boom in place! ," exclaimed Mary Ann Orabowski, referrin& coin operated electronic arcade games which are to West,.orld ""herr her seven year-old son Eric: bas rapidly replaciDJ mechanieal pinball machines. bosun to frequent. "The momrnt he get.s a dollar, Atari's "Space Invaders", a J apanese impon with he wastes it on this damn crap," she 'added as she rows of lillie alirn invaders that can be vividly literally had to drag Eric borne for dinner. destroyed, has proven so popular in !he arcades "I wanna play more Spacey 'Raiders," Eril: cried that th.e company brou&ht out a home video as tears nreamed down his race. so-so T ' After less than a decade of development, electronic games already account for an estimated $375 million ;;, annual sales.' "So ( � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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On< CommiUtt m<mb<t .......wo..l lilac DO rccommendlclon would be fiWWirdcd today and prodicted that one would be r<ady by Ne~>·mb<r . "We're llillt•klna applications, 11111 ICCtl>lina mx>mmmcWlons," tbt ll>tGll>et Ald. " Wt11 probably be ready atOIIod November." A JOUrot <low to IIMr Commltttt added lluol "A dice would be dlfT'ocull 10 predict b«a- tile c-m.u.. cloda' t dote IIOOIIlUilicw. But I don 'I K<: bow It cou1t1 be rncly by Wednftday." Th< Comnuu« did noc ciOR -Uc.llon• or «1 a d<adline for re«ovina •llPiications htcausc It hoped 10 a11roa as many qualifltd candidatH u pouibk. By SETH GOODCH ILD MaiJIIfilll Edfror b< Uni>n11tJ Couocil • il"' IIIlO Elo«UIJW S<oslon tod~. but tb< • ..,. University Prn>dml should noc be 11>< topic. it ..,..learned earll« lhil Wttlt. AJthoUJh .SOIU'CrS lndlcotod that thr S.atch Committe~: has. •hlulf'd tht liJt do'A'n to three or rour n......, a • - 10 Robrrt Ktna will pro&bly noc be sdcctod Willi Ne~>-anbtr. Th< Pra.idmual SeazdJ ComlNIIM, ahhoQIII not oai~ op any op«irJc dcodliM blld hop<'d to compktr th< lnJtlal ...._.,pilaR of itS uuk by the Council'• Srp<rmb<t mreuna. But ddlys eausod b)lth< intervi<,.lna of many undldatn and lith~ IIMr Kb<dul<> of th< ConvtllllM mtmb<ts tOS<Ih<l' slowed ~· forcift& it to hold off on a T A r,.,, ......_ do- .~v roc~c~. ""' coanrn... .. to"""' ~. AJthoQ&h Common« mcmb<n """ rofusod to dJ<C"UU th< nwter in any detail c:enaln lnfomwlon hti b«n l<aked 10 Capen Hall Insider• 1nd oertaln mernb<n of the po<5S. No one- on tbc Committee would ewimuC' ~ ua work. 1>< linisb<d, but .u c:ontac~ed atimated it ~0111d ""' 1>< today. FIK'IIIIy , ..pr....,lati>'< N~ SollofT. bo•..,er, t.aid as ynt<rdoy'• Srnattii>C'C'tina IIIII of ohr10 rt:SUl'MS rcci<•ed. • <horl li>l or nln< final candi4atn h .. b«n drawn up and thet t~oh will be ~nt~. Whil< prt.isina th< Committee'• ability to tOS<'Ih<l', Solkoff lldd<cllhat no dat bad 1>«n Y<l atablubed .. u "'" "ill ...,,una on iiS "' <hoiot- doo--10 tb< un ........y Council •luch will thm fo..rud a rt'COITimtndation lo lht S.att Unl•mlty Of Nt" York (SUNY) Board of Tnm<a end tile Chancdlor's ..,n - ) ,..,.k lhonlist. SeazdJ Comm•tt« Otainnan Rob<rl Millonu "ould no< SIJC!('ulatt on •·hen tht CommJU« wos.ald finbb In d<lib<tation. He noted, ho.,.,er,that a motion ~ould be imroduood .. today's Counal ptbtrlna calbna for ilto "' 1Dt0 Eu'Cuth'C s....oa •-.th lht publiC . . . bill rren ...... -. tlplaln<-d. "l am oot at liberty to say tthas rCti:.Ommcnd.acion haJ or has not b«n mack:' ' ' J 1 wlU ltart off I\ a rcau&ar mm1na. thtft 10 cfl:ttu" ca.nd1dates • r • ould h.a\t: to &O •n•o E.l«uth~ wss.on;· form« UN\d'll) Council Cht uman t \ pl:a.anord. ·•All pcuonncl maucn aod d1SCU~1on • ol candidJta mu~ t bt done ,.ith lh< publi< b>nned ... Har-ry Jaclion ... oo woo as tht COmmm tf' Lbnon ro the UnJt.C'f'l8y. admmtd, u 1 can•t,ft'LJ.IInc: any rrconunt~~dasions como.,. out today •• Th< PubliC Aff"'" lH o tt let. Atcordtna to t ht latnt onfonnauon lcaf(od ftom tile CODIII\Iuoe. lilt focld has 1>«n Dll'roto , _ __,_ O"'»dc candidata a.Dd oat rroaa IDJkk tht U~t.fnil y h l'l n re-1ed that t ile follriOI!It • iU all be fornrd<clto tb< Unt•'\'fsity Coundl. Tht rc,·riltkm 1hac I J\ inside candldatc- purponcd to bt Law 'lchool 0... Thoma.s HtlldricL by numer0111 <oUl« s - oull on tht lut CIIIM u • surllri>c to IIW\y, .,11o brio<''td that oil ontnnal t anchdatn •err out of <'OJI""""' ..,...-ocher lhr« c.andtdaro rcmam a m)'SICf1lo moJC. l'l\(' Acrordma ta \OUt L~. ont is from a untvnsity romparabtt co UR both tn ~11t and lnsdaudon.• lly. •• anosher is rutnO(cd 10 be 1 Vtec Pn:,kknc tor A.c:admut Arfaws from a llfJC' l.B h~• ..:bool. 11\d Ill< ocllor name has b<m L<PI rompktdyiO.'T<t EORUM Attica 10 years later: the scars linger " -Attorney Liz Fink An~ BtOthtf• O.ltnN Lawyet U.z flM. '"ll«MnJott ~Sth•liflt'j"' of • "''~ewe~ By DAVJO CZAIIILA FHtllrrEditor ttica il • tlimlnuti~ rural • comm..,.Y about ao hodr's driv< from 11tt taSttm bub of I.Ht Erie. 1u you motor piiSltht bura. -..rodcb and arouina putum eowr Ill< bloodstoined memories of Auica. th< •wnr. Tea )'<111 followiloa the tumultOU$ prison • r<bdlion, it still ka.u a bed Wit In tb< 1110111h of lhose btltUia -an... to lht Slate o r ,...... York's \'\olcnt suppression of lht fi¥t-<lay protnl. h wu, accordina 10 Uz Fink, mrmb<r of tht Attica Bracher's o.r.... teasn. "Th< forst definiti~ of stat< brutality people are A stat...,..., ,.11.., Jptlkllll up for tltcir """"" f'lllk ..,.. brou&ht to Ill< Uni•·mity by tb< Notional Lawy<rl Guild and tb< ' Graduate Stude-nt Association co deliver a preseruation cnth&td "Attica: 10 Yean. •• · w e arm'tlost: they'« hidina us," said Frank "!lie Bleclt" Srnitb in lilt clo<ummtarY rdm, "AIIica"-tolddft\ in a •tritabl< slaw plaotatioa-fed on 62< aday, olto-• on« a ~k and a 25< • day income roc prlso«t$. laborina in sw<lltrina m<UI shops. T wlo• prior •o th• sit~• or th• priton rard in Srp<emb<r 1971. the inmates prt>ented a lilt mtailina OO<ded reforms, indudina a b<utr educ:alioul syst<m, diet llld modical care. In IIMr P"""""'ir>l monrhs or ~and July, the requests oo= denied. lu Smith asserted, hncxhina coma to a sl~ bul a dreasn." Whll awoke was an int:msod populatioo of mm dmitd lht most lwic tkrnmts of loft and when tht smoke was !lftally blo...., ckar or 11tt rocry n~bbk, 43 m<11 lay dad with an additional 100 wound<cl. Mcordina 10 Fink, lht bottom line was •~h. aood auys were really th< """auys and the blld auys .._ really tbt JOOd auys." ''Tbc: stau cou.kln•t bdic\-c the anmates ,..,. human b<ln&>." F'onl: dlborated. "and lltt inmat<S couldn' bdievetb< State ""'uld s o in ther< and blow them away." "Attica want>out leclt of modkal help, about tottiii'C, about rrprisal. about uJlintu, about Nd- Rotkefdkr." Forint 3000 rounds of -.nuohlon into a aowd<cl """"' yard or lllWllled men, lht itatt uoopns were utilir.ina weaponry outlewed by th< Cmtva Con•·ention for use In international wau. Fink Sl>lod. w _ , . hkc tht sub rnachioe: aun, ammunitlo·n !noludins tht d<Siru<eiv< spray Of bOKksbOI and dum-dum bullets. "Dum-dum bull<ts 10 in and rxpand on conttct," uplointd F'onk. W illi aU the injur<d InmateS, the euthoritits oomplttdY "foraot" to provide medial care. "Th<rt Wtrt tWO dOCtor&. IWO i.nmalt nurses, oat rcaul&r nunc and two veterinarians to tlkt cart of 100 IDCII, •• sbt- 30-- said. ''Outside lhtrt · waitfna for injured auards, they put ahem In and took thcm to the hospital wh<lhtt they nttded h or noc :• Then v.:cTC no supptin rndity 1\'aUiblt-blood. morl)ilint. surJlcal ~. Fink b<li<>ed IIttY - • too boay ft&urina out bow to blow them away 10 tt'IDt'IDb<r they ,...,., human bciJop." "1289 mm·were tonurtd."' Fink rtlated. "Frank 'Dis Blac.lr' Smith-they tho'l&ht be <astrtted Oot of tht &uards SO they pointed IUM at bis llead, pw a foocboU under his head and told hiM if It fdllltey'd shoot him. Meanwbik they burned bim with c!Jamta.'' Fink sald.ln realicy there were no suards ea&trllod. 1bt authority wmt out of their way 10 conceal the r..,. that the 1uanls ~ killod by stat< trooprrs. Tnu oonduoted by John Edlin concluded that the JUG .tlot ""'unds orialnared from the Slate ~. • faa did - ... wdl with the llltt. Th< oen step ..a. an erron to discredll tb< doclor. ''They tri<d to mate him look like a communllt! • .. tile man didn't ha~ a kR wiloa bone Is his body," said f'mk. Th< next Slep ..a. brloiPnl iD another doclor. Ht looked onr th< totl>l<l-<h<7 loot ed rcJ.am'Ciy injury r...... but •hen he tumcd • body OVtt lh<l't - · Plllnl hob on th< po<t<rior •ide-the mark or dum· dum. bullets. Wl\<11 the indictmmu WU't fmally handed OUI m\971, 61 innuiiH .._ \mplicaled-....... roprmruiom ranclfta from a 589 reat priJOn ...,tc:D<e to tkalh. H ow..-<r, not one auard or suue troopn wu ch&r~ed with an off<nsc. "Th< wbok prison Jysltm is clislusd.,.: • COCIUIIalled F'Uik. Deny a IIWI his~~­ riahll and b< must rd>d or die. Th< .._, - l<amtd by the .... .acontiaa 10 f'onl:, "is 11t11 ~bdllon iJ 11t< li&htina of a match away.•• �in short. C llllJlll" Baby BullS maturing fast ''* - - th<rc wu oot """"""' • •b o tally >bc<t mt-." h< told 1M UDder the: 1~ of coach Nom< Bater, tbc JV 5ooo<r BuD• ,... aotton orr to a ternlie: stan. Pla)'ll\l in th< E.C.C. lnvitltionalat Erit Commtmny Colqt, thtt<am "'o'"'td ar<at promise by ..,.jnnina t-o mat<h... Saturday, tht tum blanktd ~Community Collq< on aoob by Dan Milltr, Don Blaszak, Otnt Calitndo and Uo\Oar BlUIImlnl . Ono orr pic:"-rd up Lht" lhUIOU1 tmdina tht nru. On Su~day tht ttam dtf<attd Shtridan Collqo Toronto l ·2 in ownirM. Juan Unares scortd cwo eoaJs U)(hadana tM ,...,nntr. Jay Blau >COrtd th< other Bull aoaJ. '' It's a ,.,. ~~ SWt, •• ..,..,ttl4td Baker. •.o l'l lHEspECIRUM \ IParkside returns Tht do1m1 of Par\lidt CaDd1<> earli<t thli mc>Nh morLnl tht md of a ton& UB uadntun; 1M- omawr a aearn rwlo• •"" c•~) factoc)' 11 thr e«nrc of MaUl Stfftt and Wm'CX~r 'fll\ ol( t.:.lm,..,, landnwL and m<'fttnl pia« for _s. )'<OS• Buc for you ~·"M-tooched studcntl yearmnc (Of JUSt out auM,• aJutlnou>. tamtcl<OIUtd ··ParL.xk Sproal," IlL< hun AH<t • hiafu\ of ~rei)' three •ctb. P.arl.~tck Candtn i' tMd. entl \oC1\tna:, tht Unhcnity H<t&ht> community. Phillip Ourf1montr. prnlcktu or tbc: Sn)ckr·b<l~ ean4.h "or.:. chtXum~ Yvm Shoppr. ii Rntina chr buildma and ho~X~~ to purthast M..,. l.ltc'm\btt. In tht' ~Dt.anlimt.. h~·~ rnutrC~.:ttd tht' lnc'tmt c.vu.•, maUna mad\inn). Th~ ~thn ar Par\.\ldt- rnt&hl bt a bn bor< today, but th<r< should bt plrnt) of >~<'ft' th<r< ~' tt> Sq:Mernbcr 26 vand opminc. Buffarnont< >Old Bvffamom< >Old h< ..,p purclw< tbc ParL...S. f...-tllll<"> for obout Sl9$,000, "hlch was tht p<<'-ious .,..,._., .,l•nc I'"« Tile nom<, ...,........,, • ill rcnwalh< samt. "It ..-ould """ bt P.tflll<k CandttS," l!uffamont< told TN " """"'"'"to him, """" or lilt PatkJid< <rnplo)'CCS b..J off .,.,_ tbc mop dcHtd carl>er this momh """ bt htrtd ba<L PorUtck Cand{os op<fttd its lllll Main St. lo."tiOft tn 19H "' or,..nal proPficlo\, G<o<cc Kais<r, ran tbc bu>incu unn11960 • Kali<r thon oold tbc cand>·.,alin& macluO<t)' to hi• n<!'h<·~. J.,.. KaiKT,.but reuintd O"'ll<nhip of th< butldma. Alin th•· dd~ Kat><r'• death 1011 year, his <RaJ< 11101-.dto "'lllh< butldtn' Jamn .:at~. dtin& hi&h interest ratts, v.-u una bit 10 hu) 11, and on AU:IUil JO. ht announ«d tht dosin& of tht: hl.\&Of'k bu1ld•na ~,:., .-ot< count, •hl<llf't&ott "P<I1' to be complcttd bt t~. abo induda mtlrtar). abs<ntl't and ......-r balloU indudtd in tbc unolftaaltan•~> not 11.11 j, 111. Johrt K ~n.w f4Mor•att.r I S.1h GoociCftUGt ll l~t. .lf'te Eflhet AnlhOftV M Yemen upgrades forces o.,_ .. -~~. I ..... "--,..,.. ~,., MttnMWC.., O.tod CUr4Q,...,..,. [ J~~......AN-.FHf . . ~f~Gt~ A.MC Kacloc.#lla...., JoMpf\ Pla nes gro unded lta~o•na ll.t h".no'Arfl Too•y Gre,.,...Mv.Jlc Jlf'IH Otv.nc~ Pttotott•PIIt A.mtncan sod Ma.l.ut& the l-"nouncm1f'nl on tht Suncby mom•n&ld~ .... ht <Wmtd to pos,... tbc ~I •oro n«<kd to blo<L tbc hi&:hl> rontro'tntal amnfl dtal Saud• Arabia 11 <0<111d<rtd tht Unnnl Scatt's Slr~l •uf'I'O'ICf amooa alllh< Mtddlt &.1<111 ..,_. ~~ 0 le11111"ef't.USIM-H ~ • .,.,. ._ ......,.,..,....._,...., Ottactot wI K&DI-~,...._iliCillo. ........ Gq...,..... ~., 1,. Sp«-tt""' ~· ..,.,., by thl At.IOC~ltO Shomc on thO« mO<>-ba<l fuddy-duddt<S on lh< Du\< Unntrsuy fatuh) for r<J<(1ina tbc propo<cd "''"'" l.ibral) If 1htrt no St"l'i)(' of humot '" ac~t1 PrMf.. f.eJcS ~ SyncWate. Loa Angtils T•I'T'h S,nd.t:att. ~lit~~ hNCti..WIII1ed fl..IUfH $ynd<al:f0 end Unlf~ Pfen S,ncsu•e. Hte Sp«u"'" 1• 'IP'fMtlled for nat~ .ov.nlttng by Communtcii!OI'n ana A4YII1••1nG S.rvte•t lo St~o~otni$,11'1C C~te~IIOA tM •*• 20 100 Sptc:,,.,._ ou"'" •• ~QU;ttO ~~•HaM.Statelb'f'et$11r ' N..,. Yon. 11 lvHMD., )oUI5 w.. n .,_,..... Tht hbllly mould bt I doznifttd ""'""' fOf xl>obrlt r<fl«tron on t.hoo< ,,,on years l'hKh <hanccd th< na1ioo's destiny. h should br a •• , mUJCUm ..,,~New,.~ t.tl14 '~ (1tfll831-3671eo.IOf~ {l'tU)t lilt.~... CopirfJQ"'r4 1•1a...fta10 H Y Tht ~ Sl.,..... ~ 6ttc. Ed.tohal - P011Q •• Olt......,.., 0,. 1'1'1* f*OI "" ~ ~IOfti.Of r.,. Mllt1ef ,... . • -ttoA the HPH• ~ ol And <"'«Y AuJUSI 8, tht annncrury or th< roipw1011. they could tum up th< beat all«tk .... eo.01 ~I f1li s;l,-ettp , ,.. Slt«ffM'I ... Pf'ttllecl Of 81;1ftalo N........... tnc . 1310 Softe<o Sl luUaiO. NY The Sift ohop II IM library >hould 1110 bt in JOOI"ISI<. Nothin& ll<'ky-suhablc postcards, refined tott bap, and ••NtM)n· 'ovtrs-do·h~bthind Jtont walls'' bumper •ticLtrs. ................ ................ I ll...,.t ,Hfk., N Cll"t~J'Oht 10 0\'UVt lht rt"<OUOI prOCedure'. Pi&ott otlltd that th< 357·•01< plurality - t d by V.'hclan .. amoun11 10 ltu than ont \'Ole per tr"'Cina discrict,.' ~nd that 1 rt~ count. uls nominally P<rformtd ancr ••cry cl«tion, oould reverse the primary's initial resu1u. " We kncv.• lhtrc wert: sorm irrcgularitin '" some diJulcl5. eaopedally i.n 1M Cily." Pigott said. ~~plainlna 'kh)' tht tun ~~~ filed. "In on< dl>trirt. an tm<f"loncy ballot box .... op<fttd, and llttolott•,..., 0.•1(1 A Oomttoc:W"'IOdlt., $CM Adrninisuaaton't p'an to itll ~udt Ar1b1.1 )1(\-'tral A\\AC'ptantt. Scnaaor Alan Cran)1on annou~'f'd on ABC'' luu~ ond .A'U"''f'r> thai l}c: bciK"¥n oppontnli hau~ ._u1I1CW"nt support to kerp 1M ,..«'._ ·, ~'U .. A.br.,._,.....,_,.,., .J AI'IOif* lo'ICIO!OI ~A ..oc. «mcrl and Wah OtMlC') " CH'Id? GOP la,.)'<t1filcd tht suit last FTiday. after p«bmtnar) 'ot•nr ret om> tnd-td tbol JosephS. Mattina, tbc Rq>ubhan undl<bt< for Counl) Swropt< Juclc<. bod lost tbc dcction to J!uffalo Comptroller Robm E. Wbdao by a )~7-vott mariiJn • Acawd•na to anomey Euam< F. P>&o<• Jr .. """ ,.,.....,,. tht Rrpublia.ns. tbt wit was wi.thdra'4-c ..uttckt 1ht llti)Ulalkm ahat HCh of tht candidaiH mel p"an_irs i:o,·oh-cd art pn-Dlllltd a lcJ,aJ Lt~e• Anoc. ltatiout .....,, " " T Ry..-.lnaa . In anudpation or Con1rnt. bkKktnathe Reagan pbnn from a f.d'*WCI l. ad\'&0(('5. Arrornt)') for tht Ene County Repubhcan orpnv•lion Mond:a\ W'lthdrtv. thdr la""suil "hich rtsuhtd in Lhf tmpck.lndtnJ Of all ~"'ON\C m.xhion and ballol bo\-t:i usa:l in la:st pnmar) ckctiOft• •....,. -.y-~· What arc:u uni,tu.U) 'llloOUidn'' be honortd 10 h.a'r a tour-ist •nrae1ion loc•u:d half.,.. I) brl~«n tht nonhr:asttrn mt1ropo4itan I f._,,_, ~c F..rful of tbc trxrttiina US mUtW) prn<n« ln th< ad n<h Ptman Gulf fC11on of th< MJ<Idk & St. tbc tin> manost notion of Soutbc:rn Ycm<t~ has uwadtd tU miluary fot«< The- inuoduc:tion of US Armt and Na\-) form m ~~ oatiOih of Oman, Somw has aruuly bobtntd ArnfflQ's abiht• 10 .,.., limited mallory <npa<mmtt en an am Pmld<nt c.vtn prodauncd ,ltaJto Amtr.a'~ aatM)ft.IJ ""n-C"St AddJIJOI>all). tbc ..,~t of Am<n<llll fonn ,.., bt<om< almo>t commoftpla« tn th< lndoan O<on ., •ell u tn th< PentOn Gull Southtm y....., Dcf<n~ mtn"'n. ~•b MU'hh Qo»m bo• rtmar\td 1h1n htt counH)' •• ''pot\C'd" 10 confront Amcn:a·~ s-rn.'"· Impo undme nt lawsuit withdrawn P4'ti~ M•••,~Ut MilO•'-' Slwrt';Atf OitKfOf ~ "SASU Referendum" Do you wish -SASU to be the official statewide representative of SUNY students to be funded at a rate of $1.50 per student/per semester, to be added to the student activity fee? YES' D NO D September 22, 23, & 24th ... �Majority of men have extra-marital sex, Hite finds By SHERE lUTE 11m<, but latcr. Slit ....., 1cnibly hun and I fell awful after Clcl\ time. Slit docsn:t bdiove in ba•lna arraln and ~-a in one man m a time. I can•t seem to oonvittCt bcr that lloe llffairs ba~ no .rrec:t upon ow marriqe. W~'reltillln lo-t and our .......,e. thouth ibaky an .. HOW DO MEN FEEL ABOUT MONOOAMY4 A of_, q-loMd !0< THE HfTE II £PORT ON MAl.£ SEXUAUTY htld ucm .a oodswh oj mfVOIJI} ,__,.. o.,.,., In IM 1l«'tHtd pon of f"HI -from Tbc Hilt 011 Molt lift...t.ly, JOmt of tht mon thiM 1,000 Report --10 mttflltl~jorthls m-•v:stwlJo toilrtJMdtd/y ~I jliU/lf- ut , _ _ , . , NOI only do tftOJ1 "'"" hillY: UUQfftiMIIII SU, btttthty ollo ~ ot ' _,..,from 111111' ~ SOIIWI'l'poni'W bn>Qits rWJMr ,,_ nstsjor thtv ~ ARE MEN M0"'0CAMOUS IN MAJIJUACt:T Tbc pat mljonty or married men wert not pcrcnu or men marn«<two .roan 0< «DD<t hod bod ..,. ouuklt or marrilt<: tilt ov.,..hdmlaa mljonty did not tdl tbtlr ..;,u, tt k&Jt at moaopmous. s.-,..,.,_.,." that tinlt, " I ba..: bttn mani<d dahtOCII yein, I likt k. >cry mueh. We bavt a m-y aood ~•11101 tdatlo<uhl-1 roulcl llOt aslc for a bcuer sex Urt. I lltlievt IJ> mo""*"'"Y· It is tilt lnoral and tht td(aious thlna tO do. My OUuld< m bas .,.... unknown to my wtrc. It had no crrca on n\Y mt.rri>&<. The only problem iJ il costs too mud\ money 10 suppon • family and • aor1r(lcnd ... cat<: 16 pm>ml or mt.rritd ..... bod OIIUidt..,. ..,1/ooo lbc forst year o( rnar'ri4t and 2J llftCCOC "JiloUI lht li.... l•o ya,rs: "M.arritd lour )'<an I am marntd btcaust my panner can and docs satislt my <'-.:JY saiiiOI nm:l and 1 nm:1 hcr to hdp '" my lire. s... is very beautiful '" morroaac. thac os oo troublt at all at th6 polat. M o -l Y<S! I II&~< only ant Wlft and nm:l oo 0111<!. I om UPII)' W1t1o •hat I hi>< I 1 bod wramaritll sa, the rua ycar of our maniq,e. uaiUtO"'ll to ony wile. h dicln'l •ort out &ood at aU. so I •ent bact to my wift, the otha •--oman was very jealous and ... r......t ...... I told my wore abo\ot II and it ooccmcd that our marriqc btamt IUO<II<f. MOSt mcn. as •• have~. e.prcutd oo frtlonp of JUili oc ,..,.., nor did thty conii<C'I ouuidc ..,. •rth .,.-obleros in thdr rd.ltioDSII\pr •ilh their wives: " I have had sex outside of marriage, which satisfied my curiosity and desire for variety as an Individual. There was no effect on my marriage, except possibly some improvement in my sexual technique." The H lte Report Part 2 of 7 ''I ·m m&fl'kd for lift. ror se:urc su and for <Ollii'IUliomlup. S... "1th my woft os II<)OCI but I h~< "ariet:y. J do DOt like monocamy. It u too conrin1n1 and too one..,s:,dcd. m r•"'Of of the • ifc. In ntY ~•ramantaJ cxpenencu, t.ht- only tfltct oo rnt ••s son ow.. a1 pan•na. II DC\tr had ~Y dl«t 0t1 m) ma.ma,ct t i I!W'\"tr v.o saupid ~ 10 tcU my ..,rc." " I b.t\'c sa 'tilth other •omm onlnovfn to my ~uft (1 think). 11 mil) basn't alftatd my omom.,c l'~t nt\<t fth piky about it U1 a.n) "-"•). l"m a hopdcu romanlk t dCXI'r tbanl. l'"'f' ~cr b«-n m khc. and l ·~• ro fi"d out "Casual..,. rcllllonshlpr arc O.K. once In a whil<, boa I prefer morc meaniQ&ful 0< permancn1 rdatioMbopr. In war, all of my rcllllocullips bod a mcanlna. I bave 1010< htautiful memoria or ...... doot 10 IO<noont (Of jU<I a tinlt 0< t ..'O. I stW rcmembtt qc1 . . _ in a sptdal way al1ncMt <''«l' WO<nlll I'•'< lnadt it .. ith. Whr docs sa ha>< to llt tr<11td ao mucb dorramt ..;th tulc$ llld rqulatiom 1baJl anythlftl <btl" a ''I'vt bttn mani<d to my Clcl\ affair. bas lasttd<. Allho\llh most ...... had ..,. ouui6e or marriqr onl.)' lfl<! I<W1'al )QIJ o( llllll'liqt, thu WIS 1101 al"VJIM fO< tWMIY- yean and it's bttn II<)OCI. Wouldo'l Willi ll lilY 01hcr way, nor do I desin any Olllcr ._an as a wort. Bul I ,.ould hkc an oa:asionalarTait. Just roc I cllaQ&<. To breok lht mooocooy. Lhina lof'lhcr, day 1ft and day OUI, CU'I PQO$ibly bt a oonstanl IIIah. S.Sually, 1 cnjoy my .. ire as mucb now as I.._.""'"'· tho\llh I'm 1101 ..n sbc CIIIOl" it as mtleh u-lbt used ro. At twmtY·four ibc wu "cry preuy and okackT. Now he! fllur< bu maturtd and her r.,. has cbaraacr. Yes, I've had o&ramlltlalarraus. They wcr< 1101 or lloe open mamqc type, tho\llh I ~~~~ Ytt(t •bat n't lilt."' Most ~d th.lt tbt dfo::~ on than or SCCTC1 ('\Uam;mtal arran had ..... II<)OCI: '"My a/fain. uakDo-..--n tom) •1ft. Md a aooct crf«J on mt-a nac:c: chana;t'. and tncreutd my ~lf-n&ttm •n that otb« WotM'Q round me auracti\t, AI mud\ as I <nJOytd aoona ow. I mjoytd oomoQ& home Ihal mocll more.'' ··nus present npme:n.._~ l! \Cfl' &ood [Of mr-hu .sbo•n me "'ho 1 am st:\u.a.lly and tmOOOniU), 1n ¥t'a)~ &ivrn her 111< ..,.,. opponunllics and would &i•c hcr lhr wnc considcratloou. l'vc10kl htr abo\11 them. N01 atlhe n~tt t;q)etienced m m) maniage." '"The .rr... oo ""' as an lncivld.., bas beao lkfiahtllOI. I found OUIIhM I bad forptm "lw lovc and iaUmltcy and carina I• all about. and ho" to ,;-. it and f'OO<ivc h." I "I ba>e hod wramarual-11101 <IJ)<IiaK:a. Tbcy _.. a pan of.,. UJinl 1o rllld m)'Jdf, ~ I wuttd to 10 u a permo. ac.. •• But OUIJMk tc\ ,... - 4 al•••11 a ~tiw . . _ "I hl•c hod arr11n IMI-.. •taowo 10 m:t we. TIM1oc arr..,. ta""" ~ lhat my m.urlacot oao'l aood boa 11'1 btua lhan and loftdy." "I <hcaltd ....., ...,. - · tmkoo;m •o hcr. - o r ohaa an1"ar I felt awk)-dlaop and lllQty." "I dunk out>ick oou"""" a..~ hcal .._atd, bul -•losl '*""'" oot coofialltd 1 rdt aoilty. and" ...,.lart<t7 1 'OIIflttd 10 bt bontSI "itJI 18}1<11 that tilt _ , . aodtd, In any ClLW, lhe....,..... bod (ahcrtd l>trocc the u1ramar1w ~' bcpn." "In the last anal110J, I Ill•< 6ctMicd, outJiok ~e.~ 11 ""'"" and 1101 raor to COl he! ...,,. oc ..,.... panner ... '' M arrotd ovcr lllorly yean As to utramanul <•P<ritneu, I"• hod 1•<>-<>n< duriaa my flf'll maniqc, and one in my11«011d lift1110111. bOih arraits • ..,.. bri<r- a maucr or perhaps llol'ft 10 si) mcouo1ers. The cfrca WIS bad on m< Thcrc W. . mueh &•ill and I fctlon1 thai I had bttn 1 damntd fool. I rult 1hurl< I was. The c~~:traman&alaffa.r as not for me."' The mo);t frequcn1 anlWf'f 10 "What was the efTea of c.-tramarhalsu on your mamaa.d" from mt'n who had nOl told their wh·cs. ~~raJ "no effect••: " I hlvt had..,. oulsidt or maniaac. whlcll wlsOtd onr curio•hr and dt>lrc ror vari<IY as an indrvidiiiOI. There was no .rrca on me 0< on my rnarr~>&<. <1«91 possobly oomc II!\PfOVcrntnl m my tuual 1tcllnlque. " "T,.mty_. YHIS . Mama&<"""" old and soun lfl<t I I>Umbtr or ycars-cspcdally wloat lht wirt's <holdbtariQI yean arc 0\tr. And onc llftsan (<It bonna ancr I "hil<. I b~c c:&>ual SCA ltlationtl:upr to add th<' or ur• •• Tbcse ... al ..ays unkno.. n tO my wlft. No crrcq on mc or my mamaa<·" Almosc t i many .UH.ithll JCA (unkno•n to 1M w1ftl out lid< or the marriaac had bdpcd 1ht mamaa<. oc made ohc mamllf ,.ockabk,..,... t1 tnlbltd them to cooriJoo.ot ·s.- 1n tht nurnqr: .. Marnc'ld ••Mt)'"'())n«' yean. I can take ma.rn..J#' or Ita~ II ltbonk o( m y t < l f ' " - but I ba•<' onc kMT. un\no"n 10 m) ,.,rc h ct\anacd m) bit l(qo< m• IOiftl. k<rt me raporuoblt 10m) famly. 111< baa lhoftl llw r><t h._..., 10 me My lower alao a fam1l) Sh< 10\cs he! hWband, too, and he! cluldmt. We ..a, ha\oe an honea. oPC'ft rtlauon~p... ••1 fsa\C had IC'\'ft'alt"Qt'WIW'Ital rclaUocHitips.. As f• t i f \no•. ft\)' •ifc h,u ~known of than-tn My C\<nl, <ht has nt>tr ll<tually caup , ., no. crTcct or lllJ t<lr&ft\Orltal rdallonslups bas btm to l<q> my maniaat tO&<Ihtr. I don't btlit\c thtt I covld bavc "ood l.....,y. K'\cn )'t:ars of an unuto;fKtory j , 6 bfc. If anrthina. C''tr&marilal rdaltOnihtps: 1\avc tmpro"·td my rnam•, and I have &ood reason 10 btlocvc thao ..,.,.. or tht ~ .. ,..,l. NYPIRG leads voting ·f ight "Th< saudcniS ba~ a hlltd lim< rcajntrin, In this Scate.'" she said. addin& that il is ~en dimcuh for a .studenc co voc.t jn his own county while ltway at school. A lypical abstntct ballot r<Jistration calls for By DAN HOLDER CQmpus Editor While an Albany f'tdcral Disuid Coun Juda< wciah<d the evidcnct in lh< <OUrl .... or II Statt University o( Ntw Yort II Al~ny nudtnu >«tina th< riahl 10 VOlt, locoJ aroupr .... conllnulna drh... 10 re,;s.cr studtnu in Burralo. The inillal rollna by Judae Ndl M.Oum last Octobcr O<d<!td lloe Albany Board or Elcalont 10 rqiltcr all coun11 r.udtnu-rtprdl<:ss of Iheir stuckru stalus. DuriJl& t1oe last ...._k "tbc Juda• uUd tht Stat< o r New YO<t to nsttl •ith Studml Assodation or t~ Sc01e Unl\'C!!Jiy (SASU) lawyers 10 come 10 111 ..,_,..,.," New Y0<k Public lntcrcst Resean:h Oroup (NYPIRG) Direc:toc Oonald Roos rcpontd. The (O<m<! Nodtt IWda cxpbincd thtt lbt rolina will brin1 101c:tber Oltorn<Y' f10<n many New York co<mti<s to discusa 11\t -ooina dilemma. •'Thcrc arc only rOIU coun~ies" aJrtatd by 1ht ruhna. ~to. nottd, "I:IIJI tomlually il wiU btcomc a Scatt·,.ICit i.uoc.·· tilt Most or the rqisua1lon studau's p11a or~ . Local Boolrds or Elcclion bad-bttn dtnyina studerus theliibe to ,..;.tcr,-atld •o<< on the principle that obey - • noc pmrllntftl rcs;deftu, althouah donnitocy raidmo p<Obltm•-.. typic8Jly reside nin< months out or lbt year 011 campus. lJI Erie CoUIIIy, UB Sludcnu can rcalltcr 1o VOl< if they have lpctll 00< ycar in BurTalo, fivt II an ofT• campus addrtSS, and hav< 1hdr drivers li<cnsc or car rcalltradon pro«<J<'d in Eric Councy, aplalntd UB NYPIRO Projccl Coordlna10< Janet MallhtW1. Any application form wi1h an on ...mpus address will "al"oma1itally bt dlsqualirocd," sh< said. " T he reason ror thf usuaJ tow numb« or lludmt voters is not studatt apaahy. Mauhcws claJmtd. • the applicant to stnd in 1 rtquest for the aau.al ballol. AOcr lbt pQI<ntial •Oito rdls out and r<IUI"' the re-qutsred form, the decision will be mAde by hjs oc htr home dcclion board . Ont incons:islmcy that Ma.ubcws pointed out wu lloat only studcnu vc in~lole to r<aist<r a her a 30 day I<Sidmct ~. Erie Counly bas "a rcputatioo or brina very cllrrocult" in studtru rqiltra1ioo, 1toos aid. but ~ praiftd local polotidans for thc:ir wppon. In portiatlar, ltoos Sin&Jtd OUI Buffalo Astcmlolyman Arthw 0. E... who ..iU bt speakina II Buffalo Slate Collcsrtoday on the tqisUaboo problem. N YPIRG has aJ...ys bttn oo>e or Ihe majoc campus ulitiators roc "udmt rqjtlration. T"'O ,.an 110 tilt local orr~« oqist.-rtd ovcr 1300 .. udcnu. Thil year Mo~uhtws rsa.imaacs • f.,urc doser to 100-d:oe.ro a lau oponina or tilt ~YPIRG cbaptcr, whidl missed .... peat cirop.add liae period, ..1>ich is n«maaly • &ood lltnt to mroll "udtnts. AJona ..~ NYPIRG's oqjJuvion dri~. SASU is 1\tlPina in the application process and in .... Albtooy lawsuit. • Sta1twidc, SASU rqislcrtd an estimaltd 10,000 S\JNY stodcau last year. A<cordlQa 10 a SASU press rdast, Prcsidm1 Daw W)'SIIC'*Sici lllliOWlCCd thai "wc are Jc.ltina stuck!>IS lrno* tliat 1hty bavt a choice. They CIA rqistcr to •o<• in tbtlr homt district or lhdr co11ts< community.:• But ht addtd lhll lloc ernpllasis is on (<llih& stodaiiS to "vOle lotally." • ' 'S1ud<n1S Uvt in llo.U coli<&< communities the lftliorily or lht rar. th<y ~,.......~..,pan or 1h< ~Mus. llocy P'IY soks tax thtn, .n~ oocnplaintd. "Th<y vc truly mernbets or lhc community.,. w-,... . . _ tll1 . 1lto - · 3 �editorial Allocation accountability Next week's refetel'dum to raise 1/le uncle<grecluell student mel'datcwy fees S3, end send tiM new nwenue to tiM Student Association o f the State UnW.ally (SASU). fa, on the aurt~. a retloneJ anemptto fng..se funding f Of a u~efu l .,., lmponent student Otgenlutlon. ~. possibly lneclvertently. tiM seope of the referendum 1110 ral sea many complex questions whfcn 1/lrow a Shadow ova< the whole COI\eePI of the mel'detcwy fee dlatnbutlon ayatem. Esj>eel ally In the pall few yeera. the allocation of the mel'datcwy lees hu been the Student AsaoclahOf\(SA)'a moll powe<ful w . .pon In any bailie with anothilr on-campus organization. Take the caM of the New York Public lntereat Research Group (NYPIRG). For aln>oat a year, SA olllcals and NVPIRG eclminlstratora haggled over when the group would get funded, how the group should get funded and should the group gel funded. By the end o f the battle SA had • hollow victory over NVPIRG, t..vlng the organltatlon broken and maybe. freparably damaged. Who know s wha~ good NYPIRG could have done If Ita leadMa were not embrOiled In constant tundlng battles with their benfl\'Oient leaders? And aince the N YPIRG llesco, foes have been used as a carrot stick by SA over T11e s,.ctrum. the Sunshine House, a nd unforglveably Sub Board 1-Lhe student aarvlca orgenlullon. If votes must be taken to allocate money to ceneln orgentzatlons, be It SASU or liM athletic program, the quesllon Invari ably arlses I S 10 wl'ly the Whole SA budget fa not put up for student approval. ) 11 SA President Joseph Rif kin Ia correct wnen he - explains that it Is his "job to 1oo1c out fOf student fees," yet nobody Is o!Ye, completely aausfled wllh the way the fees are being speot, then something Is wvong with the system l'fobsbly the best watchdogs and aiiOCitotS of student mandatory lees are the 13,000 undMgraduates who pay the S75 eve<y year They are the Student Assocte1ion and they are entitled to lpptove the spendong of theor own fees The Idee! solution would be to gether all undergraduetes and bY consensus hammer oU1 a budget to -vboc!YS' lfl<lng. 8U1, that Is imptaetlcal and probably impossible. What Is possible, howe-. Is to let the student body have fiant approval. In thi s manne< students w 111 have greater say In thei r student association. and elected oiHcials will be held more accountable to their constituents. As It standS now, the annual budgeting process Is a mystetY to most. With mandatory lee allocations cloaked in secrecy. It's time to take off the covers. Sec~ets, secrets, secrets The best kept secret In the Stale. The l'fesldenlial Search Commitlee Is continuing Its work-at varying degrees of pt0jlresa-adlnl81 Intense security, as If any leak would drown all the potential prospects and leave UB with second·rate c andidates. Wh1le thi s may frustrate the preos. It I& something that the Search Committee should be commended for Even those contacted with previous se.atcfl comm1Uee experrenc:e adml1 th41t leaks are a UB way of life 8111 not ,.itt> thos search comm1ttee. It has eonductecllll enure ptOCHs with complete conhdeiiCe, movtng stow tr along on lis path, plcklng and choostnu Its way through tons of wonhy and unworthy candidates That Ia admirable select a peraon ot .-n1c Hapelu11y. 11 baei<Qround that IS familiar wrth., Institution as oompt.ex as UB Not 10 noble 11 the w ldesptead apathy that has greeted 111 dellbe<atlons. Maybe ira the aecrecy. Maybe tt's that no one cares. II that's the caoe. don't complain If they ptc:k an unquallflecl lndovldual, or one lhat Is undlstlnqullhed. "''II Guns over butter The Reegan administration's P<oPOSalto cut back on the eligibility and quanlitr o f the school lunch program tejust another example of the president's MnPhaala on questionable economic theory at the expense of social needs. Undoubtedly the economy Is bad end Rea.gan Is making an honest, maybe mlegulded, ettempt to make things a Illite belter. But to call for smaller food portions and lhe elimination of meat lor yogurt, 10ybean curd, and seeds lor ctllldern's meals appears more as a step backwards rather than ahead for the nation People, especi ally children, must eat. II a government " lor the people" Is to prewlde anythmg It could at least 1111 their stomachs Soma cuts In Fede<al Spending may be neceSS8fY but to lake food out of children's moutha, ao mo<e bombs can be built Is a throwback to the Industrial rfl\'Oiution. Economists say lhll e country cen only produce guns or buttlll It 11 a sad comment on the United States that II has ChoOsen guns Administrators' nerve! AllOw IN to mtr()duce myself. I'm Cleftlfn'Y not 1 man ol wetlth. but/ hl'lfl been ltnown lot OCC:IIIottll llllhll t>l tl&tf. Oh yes. I've afro bHn 1 UB ttud.,t lOr thl PISI thrn ye.1rs. In lhOII l/UH I QUI$& /'.-.Jogged lhOIJIIndl ol miles on Bluebltd bt!ses. IW spent months on r••ra lines wai ting to do one lhlnq tH anothfl'. I'WI bHn subJect to "Eeste~· 'tiCitJon ,.,.,., no wh•r• cloae to East•' · TINre's tulrion lncre•••• ('!fo of them) 1nd IW partlclpltttd In th• •O•o'"'' chaos lno;olv«J In lfYinO to obteln • reason.bt••• oll-umpus houalttg And SO, PfONbly, h• . .-you. CoM:Jut ion: The powers thll 1»-tht ldmlnlsr,.tlon- tht blfl chJels or Whltrttr you cert ro gil tMm, don•t glw • d•mn I bOut th• qu.Uty of arucl..,t lifo 11 US. If they did, oonotnty aomo .tlorr would Mve bfttJ mldt ro e iWvilte thl ~~ mMtlon«J comlitlon•. And now " thq'' ,..,, ro Squire Ho/1-lht bulldillf1 on fhl• umpu• (plr;lr 011•1: Am,..t, Aloin Sli'H~ Ridge LHJ lhtl orottd• lor •-rhlllf1 • l»>ldts aqu.rlons Mtd case studM.. /It cau you ,....,.,..., The Shining. "All watt ottd no ploy mdea J.clr • d ull boy"'. T/Jittk lbout h !01 a mlnutt~ C.n you lm~lrtt a U8 with no Squirt Hall? And can youttn.gittt the , . .,"""'- l»hind Ito cJoslng, (forget oOout O...tol School IM I minutt}? Cln you hn•gme 1M ilbsolurt d,s,.rd and uttw con,.mpt -lot &tl/dre1ttt thtt must I» ,.,lnd rhld«hhon to dou Squire. ThO bolla o1 I,..,I We are nultlb«s to !Mm and not only~~ tiN edmlnlnntlott not gWe • damn about t_/N queltry ot ar.-r liN, IIIey don't flhte • damn oboctr atu<t.,,.,. cJo•• 011/y I au .n atvdMI& to t•*• a atand on thit laau.. Wnte Mttfl'~ make pbont et~n.. ettef'KI rallllft. ln abott, bltclr lilt~ MO. H._'t you hid I boUt enough ot ~ 1/flJtH ~~«• • ttl tittle. /itt • unlr on a ~· tArt do Wh.,ever we hne to do to ,..,_our St-1 Union. Tl>e lime 101 apothy It P.ot. How con )'OU /11/p buiiHI I lillie/In 1184. If in'(Oflfl OUIIhoro h• • • pion lora IINr •bout/~ becluao quito tronkty •bo.,., ,.,,.,writing. etc. kMIIII mMti<Jin pt-bty won't be enough. ~,,. , ..;, Comlll Un~lry Student - �op.- ed ar:td~~ wmumtta,~ seize control. a il excePt in poJand.. , at argeadv 1: without restrain or confinement (cattle grazing a large) (remained at large afte conviction pending an -appeal to th By LIZ PETRINO D earest Elizabeth, As 1 sit h8fe In my lpanment with Ita white stucco walls and white typing paper I can't help but rsallze how far away from ~I am. That feeling coupled with the astlgnmenl I received from my editor today haYe combined to produce a distinctly neNOUS stomael\. The feeling: Longing seclusion. The aMignmant: To cover tha death of Romanticism. • Whatll? f cr1td OV8f the steady hum of copy machines and typewrftars. The editor moved unoomfortably behind his desk. He pinChed .hla nose seV8falllmaa, frowned, drew his eyebrows togeth81, and then grumbled: "You know, kid. Brooke Shields. Tlght)aana. Rampant pornography and pre-ma<ital sex. The denllse of white gloves. That son of stutl," f was stunned. He sighed, then said: "Come on, kid. We've been trying to pretend It wasn't there by hiding our haada In mUtder and theft cases, sklr11ng the real story. It's not pretty, but somebody'a got to do ft." l teft the oewsroom In a daze. Had such a magical ~ul passed on without even an arrangement of plastic Ultles to ease Ita passing? Why, only last night Bacalt "guessed she waa In love" with the big lug and he, shoulders twitching, admitted the same. Waa It true? I had to son things cot. My head spinni ng, I tool\ the first right and headed over to a favorite spot of mine-Sally's Coffee Hoose and Koshet Grill. Salty was b4thlnd the counter this momlng, all 270 POUnds of him. I sat down and ordered coflee as t detalted my whole, gruesome assignment to him Sally lqpked sympathetir. but oflerll<l no advice apan from suggesting I order the day's speclelty as the pastrami was fresh I shook my heed "Sally. what's happened to the "'ocld? There was a time when whole families sat down to watch what would happen next to the Beaver. Dollies were alltha rage. People wal tzed. Teenagers only held hands and abov&the-knee skons were constdeted daring What happened?" Sally looked at me woth a vacant expresston, his b<g. tatooed arms teamng dumbly against the countet. kSally," 1 eked, " did ~u ever cry dUtong a movie?" " O nce. When Bambr s mother died. Butt was a minor then and und81 the lnlluenu of a baby·sltter." I groaned. Romantoclsm is gone forever. Uke a good reponer. I reconciled myself to the facts end asked the girl seated next to rna for her ()!linton. " Well, I've read a lot of Germaine Greer. I think marriage Is a sttlctly socio-economic agreement with no toom for maudlin sentimentality." "What do you do?" "I'm Into Chaucer." "I see." I was Just about to leave when I spied Harold, the local Romantic, leaning sullenly Into a dark comer. Aa If on cue, ha leapt onto a table and baQan to ra.n l wildly, hla pi nk boutlneer swaying In hla lapel; " Taka heed, yt1 Heathen! Ye abominable kitchen cynics with yoor plastic diahes and Cullinan at Ya de Illata and revilers of nosegays and Oor'ls Day! Save ~urset..., and let ua praise Romance with tha Poet's song, a chant as of old!" And grasping a knife and lark In e&Ch hand, he conducttd the atupetled diners. beating the met8f wnh hts toot "0 my Luve's like a led, ted rose/ That's newly SP<UnO In JunaJ 0 my Luve's uu . . " " By the lime the pota came. HatOI<t was llred bill content tn haonng passed thro..gh a numbaf ot Englolh sonnets and ballads. And as the ofl~c»rs drag~ him ott to conviction, he began alowly to murmUt tha Song of Solomon. D eatest Ellubeth. 1 am where t left ~ bafora- slltl ng alone In a white stucco room w.th a type..rlter. about to write my story only this lime batlavlng It As aorneone aald, Romanticism Is about as dead as a Dickensian dOOmall. Perhaps It was ma-l can't remen'lber. I must hurry now u I promised to meet Sally for lunch. He Ia really quhe nice and lltatata, you know, and has promised to lend me his copy ol Mademe Bov•ry whenevw I liKe. For the rett, yoo know my tl>oughta and feelings. Stay well and take care of my lillie cat Tabitha till we embrace once more. P.S. Tell me-ta the moon large tonight, yellow and round a.a It waa our last night together? Tabby loves II ao. •aport: from Talbert By LARRY T. ROSEHTHAL Elec!ionl & Cred«<tlata Challman tor SA s Elections and C<edentlals Chaltman for the Student Altoelatlon (SAl. the llfognt e>a11 of my IIQ8I\de thla r-Ia to lnctMM 'lOOter turnout. The only way to accompllalt thl ' Ia for you, the student, to taka one mlnula of )'0111 d.-, to make a few X'a by the n - o f atudenl _ , _ yo4j feel ahould ~ you. t he A t- atlldenl. Now ~ aay wily should I vote, I do not know any ol people running. Well, It you , _ no knowledge about the candidate, there will be an Information atal-t at aach 'IDling booth location to tell ~ about each. Then ~ might say the tong Unea lUI yeer, and do not teal llka wafting In Unefuat to vote. There Ia an easy aolutlon to this small problem from last yaaf. During certain times of the day, t~re will b4t two voting bootha lnateed ot one to mue it eeter for students to vote. Now that all )'0111 problems ate solved, go cot and Votel In a meeting last yeat, the SA Senate and Assembly decided to change the number of positions of senators to be elec:led from toutdomlftory -.ators. six off-campus -.atora. and two at la<ge to low donnllory eenaton, four ~toft-campus and low temporwlty 011-c:ampua Mnatora. The ,.._, for this change- t o p pert~~.-t ~ students mona repr-llion. So tamporatly off· catnp~a studlnta better 'IDle. -en A-thee -an. thing to be 'IDled on Ia the SA8U nsferendum which asks, " Do you wllh SASU t o b4t tha o fficial stat•wlde nspnssanlatl\oe of SUNY studenta to ba funded at the ROta of $1.50 per atudent/pef - e r . to ba ldded to the lluclenl actlvfty fee. f>nsMotty, SASU Ia not recognized by the New York State. as the student 'IOice. UB hal the most ciOwer In SASU because - haYe the ta<gest SUNY atudenl population. Thla y.- l a the moe I QIOWI'ng Y'Mt for 5ASU and the putpOM of this rafwendum Ia t:l maloa them ana of the strongestlobbylaattn the State. Soma of the thfnga that SASU hal dona for you In the putlnefudlng oatttno an lncreue In TAP ewatda, _ , . . allmlnattd faculty poaltloM, alld lnct...s ..udant 'IOtlng rtgiiM. 8A8U Ia the State Mil In Ol'dlr to baoorM efflocthoe, 11 - now..,...........,- _,.~ In c:foe1n0, I cea Gilly uy 11\81 ~ the .....,.,.,. .,. the to ct.clde ..,. INiuld ba &pend -.~voting. fOil.,. Clolno ,_.-r a -1 u the U8'a eiUdlllt communfty a hlvar. a,_ Tile poalrtOM aMI . . . . ,.,.,.. Alport From Telbart do-_,,•..., llllltlof . . _ o1 The Spectnun'a editorial boerct. Report From T~ ,,.,_..,. . . a public ..we., �feedback --~ Welcome students ~dltor. This Is to flY .. w.,come*' to thOse studtntf o.glnnlng ihelr corr~ o~perionco, and "...rcomo Nck•• to thO$tJ who are resuming 11. II•Hms an eppropriete time to underscore 1 polru that mty prove helpful to your ,.,.Pf'Ctiw: tl'let. In addition to being part of a dlstfngulshed cempus, you ere eno part of the State tJnfyersity ol New Yotk. You sllould he~ somelrHa of what this means. OUonlltatlolely, what It meon• Is a bit 110nor1ng. You''' OM of .some 310.000 J$1w.nts at 64 J tetnpuH$ WfNre mote titan 15.000 flt;Uity IHch 3,100 acatlemlc P'O(!raroa. SUNY lr, In loCI. the laf11ett unf-rlty In tho nltlon and probobty the I workJ. But the trw sif}nlflcenoe of tMse alm<>£1 OWJfY/fhelmlng numbers-end whet brings them down to human scale-Is SUNrs reason lor being: to proYide quelily «Jucatlon to ev~ cltlzM of the Stare who 11 wlllltig to work 10111. As of now. about 8tJO,OOO men eftd womM he~• ,_-you In taAII>g odtflntlge of $UNY'1 They now,.,....,.,.,., educatlonol ~unit,... end ,,.,.....,_, In prodlctuve c1reers as dlwlrse as m«<JeltN, b~s• edmlnlltretion, eutomotlve ln*Chtnicl, landsc;.e~ erchftfiCture, nuclelf 1clence end teehion deilgn. You may be lntere•tfld to kno~ that two SUNY tlumnle,. US Cong,.nmen. lour.,, mayors, two are Nww Yort Stet• S«Jeton. end et Mest two"' un~lty pres~Hnts. There Is elso en lnternerlonally •nown psychologist, • cosmetics firm president, en Emmy and AudiHny Aw•rd winning ptodu<»tand director, 1 NIIW YotJ. Stere R~t, I Return adress-Attica Editor. 1•m e lnmete 11 Attica doing hlftl time. I wouJd lik.e to hflr • lew kind words from enyone who cares to write me. I wlll enswet all, eiong wi th any qwstlons he or she might hne. l am /on.ly and em k>ok.lng f01 nice peopltt to write to. Auguot KOMai>Qh Inmate number 81A.22Q.4 Attica Correctional Fac:lUty PO 8ox149 Allie&, New YOtk 14011 ttMOWned botenlst-the list lA etmost Mdteu and 4 remarlceOiy ~•rltld. And, ¥My lmportently, th($ vest group of SUNY elumnllnc/udes alllclnds of ~le-rece. tge, sex-, d;,aollity, 01 CJHd are not end never will be en obstac.M to enteting Sth/Y. You have iOI'*' not only • su,.tt> campus out an equally lll.frlotdinery educational aysrem-on• whose quellly and diftrsily recently JNOmptlld The New York nmes to praise SUNY as represen ting " the we~e of • dllfettMI futute''ln high~ educe,on. • Personally and on bMJIIf ol the SUNY Board of Trustees, 1 wish you the very O.st fortune es}ou rid#! that wewoelnto your pe!Sonal futures. SUNY Is plttasfld to count you emong Its Iemily; we tru.sr you wf/J be pt~d of thlt memtlefshlp. CIHton R. Wharton, Jr. CN.nceuor, State UniYetshy of New vo,.k Pen-pal Editor: lly nomoi• Eric BrooAs. lly number lr 81Ct3& I am 1n fnmete at Allie. Corr«:tlonel F"lllty. f am writing In hopes olllndlng a young tll<ly to corre.spond with. tom 22 10111 old, btacJt, 6'1", ond 110 pounds. I am al•o ottondlng college h.,o., Attlco. lly hobble• .,. basketball. boxing, musk. ,.edlng. I'm also Into yoga, aod • vogellmn. lly u trotoglcol •lgn Is Loo. I'm hOping lor en lntolllgont and •IIICO<O young lady to correspond with, e.-.n thOU(Ih I know th4t elf of you ere Intelligent. •occ.r, EtlcAtUca Inmate �-FASCINATION The Spectrum of nationol ond int!mOoonal ewnts Schoollunclr program to shrink· after budget cuts quart.. ol a million dildren. The FtP wll be cut $SIO_mlion which""""""" far on. ti>Wd ol the $1.5 billon befl1g sloed !rom the [)opanmont ol AgtcullUn!'s $54 billon buclgot. Block Mid "11w aaiS 'how boon -..lwdoclond ... . _ lrlod 10 mokt !hen w assring In Ns ~ Coovusicnll dofonoe ol the Qllf lhot CXJnlhltiO ~ luly lhoM cltiwo whoM~ lnoomos ... at h lowest end ol the Income "the"'-.... _......,_. Tlwe ... bo. rektion k>r ~~uc""'- femllv'• ..... t.ll ...._, ~ISS poiC8nt ol the poiiU1y IMI end lhoM no 1 lar1gor contlr:loNd ......., ..e ' - 10 '-an Income In - • ol h I)OIIerty IMI by ISS ....,..,t, In cull the .....,. ~ bdld jump from 20 conts to 64 CII\IS meol. The fedaoel ~ also contribu-.1 32 conlS for ...y pet �Tbur~. Stpt. 17tb mlyt Ntctssaru The Elements s.::.' ~9~hTrek F ri . sept. '''h with Quintronic Sun. S t pl. 20th Prisoner of Beat & Erctronics i\11XED DJUNKS 2 FOI{ THE PIU C FOF I TILLI\1IDNIGHT DRAFT SOc . SCREWS AND MARYS 75C STUDENT AID -us Defense spending curtailed _ _ _ _ _ _.,y SET~ GOOOCHlLD -•1 Wnpat~t a.s tnh.!rtit RHti eonunue to rtw, lhreatf'!l'llrng the sua;ess of the Presldmfs Jl<ogam. Tho defense cuts tO<alled $13 bin;c,n-.s2 biUion lor 1982. ~5 bWioc\ in 1983 ard S6 billion fa-19M-tNt wiD still enoble the Del..,.. Dcparlm<'l\t to haw men hardw3re. Domestic opmding. t - . may tt'Cl!ive """" forger CUIS than thos.? '""""I'd this sunvner as the R""!JMl odministration Is laced with slidng$0ml' $70 bOibon if,, .,_ 10 """" a bolanced budget Tho dolcnse Cll~ were rhP outg,owth ol betwem DefOllse Secrotary Caspar WdnOO!J" and Ollia! ol Managomen! and Budget Director D.,.;d Stockman. The Duoetor Is said to be angerod thol the teducticln> -~ 1101 large enough 10 help olfset the expoc~od $150 billion TreMUtY gop thot'llv tax OJI$ will p!O<Iide. Carve>•ional budge! HUmates haw bemlar gloomioJ than tho rei&!Wdy OptimistiC proje::lion$ lorv.;on:lcd by R..ogon ol~ls. llvou!tllheso estimates and other ooanomlc lndators R""!JMl may haw oo molte S70 milliOn In additional cu" 10 balance the bodget-doubk! the amount emcted by Congres• this summer """'"119• lm-. U nless the ec~ Reagan 1\os two olhet option$ in addition to cut!log clomestic opending The ftnn Is to lncr..,se lliJ<OS l>nd the othor Is 10 chop the aln>ady Inflated defmse-budgru. Far ideological and politlatl rea50>s, Reogon 1\os beOll unwllbng oolllke taxa-or Impose new ones--du<t to his outspal«n r"90'd Ia Jack Kemp's tax cutti1g proposals. The lliJ< prO!Jri'm was the ~plan's CCll'nO'I'Sione INs summer and was the result of-. particulArly l/lc:lou$ polillcal skirmish In Con!J'ess.. , was not eleeted to be a tall on a dog; New York Republican Bill Green tckl ~ New York nmes. the senllmenl ol ~ eo.-sman """""slng Come to our organizational meeting, Sept. 17th 7pm Rm 355 Squi(e Hall 1hia MONUC BKkpec:k Cost;· ~ n.n Most DateS And l..aS1:& Longer! MONSAC. c:..-.ors of quality IOOtes and backpacks. to help )W fight inflation! This dtrable nylon cam. pus bac;lcpacj( taen.res a large main compartment, a con-.ient inside zippered pocl(et. padded shoulder straps alld bar l'8d< st.itching at stress points. Pwileble in a wrie ty of campus colors. ~ts -MAilLE Ia: Follets Unlv. Bookstore · . Squire Hall 3435' Main StJBuffalo SUNYAB 8 .1llo-. - · .. .;..;...; -· perturbed •• thP .>dn*>o>lr&llon's u<UIJ)IItion o1 bodget any Faced with the proopect ol an unn\0.-..blo budg.-1. Presldmt R¢nald Reagan lll1llOUtl«'d Sattl1doy • new w<1111' of ~"""' cull amidst moonllng skepllcl5m '-&I'd hb economic""""""''~ Wolf Sbeft anolyols, Con!J-ess. ard d1l! public.,.. gr....w,g a.. fl<IX:.l» Further cu!S in SO::IAl _ . , . oould be -ted to """""" 1~ President's pcllucal standing among many minority !l'WP$ orld ocher Interest gr~. ~ ,. ex pee~ to begin these cu!S rn eomest •hartly. in an attempt 10 quiet Wall Strwt (tal$ """' the economv's downward spiral Con!J-ess ""'' splintered In the pn!IIIOUs buclgn fight and spurred on by public~ Ia ~ 11 may be unwdling IO go alot1g ll.itb the f'n!siderlt on Jwthor CUI$ Aclmnstration olfldals haw bHn sending r...... 10 Con!J-ess. ~the_.... to ~the power 10 rodln!ct alloczllons to ...tom agencies l1is 1\os ' already generatod mlstance bet.usc many lee! thot this ""'""' was aoostd during the Nixon admlnistrat>Or1 and ilfl! hositanl to f#ve II back to a pn!Sidml. In addition. """"' Con!J-essmen are R'pOftedly ang<y """' the ....... 10 the~ ~lflltion was ablo 1o shcr1cut the budgot process In the Spring by 1\oWlg the les;olatures set sponding lim!ts and lht!n ""*" ""' ""'""' those. Tho Del..,.. ...O..Cticln> _., lhe !lrst to be amouneed. although ...... Congres.mon haw loaked 10 the - · lheh poroeptlons . . to what ...... will be cut. New Jcr""Y D<>mocnlt p...., Peyoe-. fa- examplr, aSMtted that the Republtcans would s b federal 1..-.dlng lor somo b;lueabdnal progroms. The most "'"""' roond oi dolmse cu!S amounoed Saturday c:all$ lor no cuts In fiscal years 1965 and 1986 dol..,.. outlays oot $13 bllbt .,....tlw next three yoar. The cuts - expected 10 be made In the fcllowing malll1er. -The stockpl&ng ol ommunillcln ..;11 be reduoed; A troop bulld·up will be cutback. ~ out a cal lor IOO.IXX> I!OOp$ .,.... five years Into addlllonal years; -Purt:t.ases of the F·IS fighter plane wiD t. "'-ed """' the .-1 few years; -Only five~ thoro the 17 ~ prOpOIS<d-will be retir<d so as lo ..ad buying·new llardwa<e. • savings ol million$ ol clalon. �FASCINATION Workers plan march on Washington Solidarity' prates t ----BY RAYMOND PARSONS Tho AA. CJO, potenllally the most poworfut auodalloo ol ~and lnduslli<ll unlora In the ...n:t, hu called for o IT\OI<h on Washington. 0 C $4plolmber 19, calling the """"t Sol1d6r1 !11 Day By aD eccountt thla \0111 ""' bo just o>fiOihor labor W'llan prat..L Rather it hu ........ lor ,_uniOn -"en. tht ~and ..... Ridontl. ~. IClCClrdlrog 10 what""' been - I n tht ~.it- Soltdority c:oulcl bo hoild In • """"" booth ~ and CIOIJ'C)III1II o.v "-"" ~ ~ 109e&litng!hs, ....ddng cloy ond ~. of...,.,..,. - . to 9lore the twnt. Sallclority 0.V Is • mass """"'"""'!. an oxprenlcn ol moss for ,cbs, fa IOdal ~"""·and for an <net to fomgn ..,_t and datneillc pollcln whldl could lead 10 In shott It ll 10 bo a ...._,. "mandate" fran tht pecple-R~'fc:onsijl....,tl-fa IOdal )ustic:L Clearly not tht mardo'* lhouglt Will . IDlOOmiC and he '-'! Nowmbor 4. R...- Tho~ olthe ewnl was bam """' a yoar and .t>olf ~ the Cvwr oclmnlstra~l hat In Buffalo by tht W..ten Ntw Vorl< t...bor Cooblloo lor .klbs Ad-rou.ty. -.u ol thla nol\n, olt!U ~ ... DOl 14tl.lthe bureoucRIIC AFL.CJO Is ll'llldlllonaly ....--!IM!It ttc.- closple its lodt ol "'.............. It Is the moot elfoctlvo way for poq>le hom 'I" bocl<wounds. ..Oih-- ol al ~. IO stand lriled against the premedilaled policioo ol the Reagen Admlnlstnlllon. Tho "'...,.·s ~IS haw an advantagr owr tht forca ol Reagan and Halg's ~rlonal c:crporat< spon$01$, because the Clemonstrlllors &r$ united One q:,u!d say that the PfO!pess ol t.Jmanlty on ~ Earth Is reaDy the peinf..,lly slow proces$ ol human .dldari!)l. Wt h<lw matured lisiOI1cally only to the ~ lh&f ""' haole dlsaltdocl pogon idolatry, mtricttveoodal dau syotems and mao recently, irtallonol. ~economk: .,.,. ..... thotlail ~ 1o conlrorlt ond .....,. human ooncerns. B.,, on a wry lew!, ..,.ted action. Is tht only way poldts lb thc>5e ol ~by tholr wry nollft dopeDd on tht .,.......,. oubml..lon ond tht u - • (IC)ft(fttl stuflllaclloo ol • nolion-<:8n bo resisted. Commenta Ai a side nc<o. It should bo sold thai tllecllw social . -.. must have the , _ . of the WO<kers ollndustry and o!Mwhoro. Tho lnaedlblor - ol S<*diority In Polond danorutrotrs that ......., the -"en. wt..tw tlwy bo bb> a white ecland. disn.opt their - "· " ' -.. power \0111 rtSpond To ....,lwaso. ont muol ht lht doctsion mekon ~ II hum. lhe balance"-'. and -'ten .. such ""' ., it poslbOn lodoiO But.......,, nowr should lht> bo mtsoanltrued 10 lndlt6t• that ii.. ontorosls oA tho worldng class. tet:lneally speaking. an> ._.... from !host oA tho 26 year-old !J'6CI student. "' the N9Y· u""'"!>!oloed mlnorlty ,.,.,_,"' tho olllce clerk a t AD>tal.. In tha1\W all wont lo 1M fnr..>ly, 10 ""~""'' wr un~ P'!f'OMlltles Mel talont>, 10 livo ln - . '"'''""""bono disancllon. To dllanre ts 10 1\nther the goals of ttx- ..t.o rulo.. To<Mdt con boS<>On '- studont union• "' aiSOCiollcm Tho .. ""' for Soldatlty Cay In !IOI'IW ways. ~ is • radical In !act lis pobdes ~ 10 aca11re1e ew bondirog or monknl. Of ot ..... """"" por80n "'"""" He may ......., 10 tho lxW<. but he and lis m&lfs shollol. IAt• look now at tht PATCO slrb. Wbot Is a1 Jtab? Honor, .....-!oaths, tht "'-'11)1' ol ru~ tht 11!#lts ol pubk ~ 10 >lfll<el second.>ry conc:cn• and liS No, thew Mtlen than or tho Adll"irHtralloo SpOI'UOII In foe:~ R-n Is I~ • plan chwn up by the C.rtlf odmlnl5tr•tlon 20 months ego It '' no wcr~. at k!a.s\ r'ICJ'rN attw the: el«tton. that ~ is ann union. Capt.>JisiS moy bo ollms""' ..it dangerous-but tlwy'N fat Iran stupid. Tho! • union can effctMi\1 block .tfcrt5 ooward I>"'""""""·•• milotartuiiOfl and ochw , _ designed ID oid. ~ ~ ...... "'-"' lo tho lndudod using llw military •• tcob labor-as ~n hu _,....,. our brothon In tho military ,..,, obey a r.... cour1 rnottjaj end ......_,, ccrporaJ crown . .tal ~· "'*"" "-"" Howwor tho boon lhlnllir1g about II and 0.. ..,.,... Is Soldar\1)1 0ooy h c:omot bo •~re>ead ~ AI of us shculd bo "'tAlly lnle.Sr.d In thla ........ u .a ,..,. ore. we shol como 10 W tht ' - sUW!gth ol .......,.. humlnlty That 11 ""'"' ~ k Is otMous that tho ..:lmirittralicn'l ~ rGICIIClniO tht PATCO u• by no meon. • """ tbtllc Truman...,.. nolonwt 1\ labor Cit~ " " IlK "90"\SI slri<lng ' """ wake• His plan ~ thoO<I"'"'"IIc <lmuol d .. inlloMd-tor- boning thtm !rom lodorol ~ 10 boot-ls ,_.. 10 ~the ...... sorntllW>s 10 thtlk abouL And thla Is Solldonly O.V con ollcdwl!l ~ TIU~--doa-~ rf/1«2 tho - «*orid bcOfd of The St>ectr-.• -~ ~:..n.l EN DS:ORA/!s;s:Z--..... ALL 1.981 E SCHEDULE s.. II, 19, . zt 2$, u . • Z7 Oct. 3,14 '· 10, 1 11 15, 17 I IS 23, %4. I Z5 OctJNeor. )1, 31, 11 z. r----1 -------------------------~ ~~c;, ~o'~'' ~,. ~·~, I 'arkstbt ! ! " . .. . . .. . ., <ltanbu ! l ~~~ft-C ~ .~- ~~ ~ ~. I I I I I I I l l . FREEl Soft drink with purcbaee of any Fountain Item! 3208 M.oln Street· (C_..of_a..,_.l I I ~-------------- --- --------------- ""'· "7, 1. U, 14,. IS Z).ZI, I Z1 Doc. 4.s.•• MOVIE SUN. FRI./ SAT. l it,. llt.lt,. ), 7,1 t .. r.h Ina ll'q r.. ea. ..,...., 71 t:IS 71 9-.lG 7 I t:l5 7 1&45 4, 6:15, I 3:30, I I 4, 6: IS, I s. 1:45, . s-..n Tot. AMoeroaL "-mdioro n.c.....,m.. ,.. Elop/lul ... A•1 ........ ....., .,._,_;..o. ,.....,_ 7., l:lt, ' • &:3t I:Jt l:ll 1:38 , ,,. l • .... l"' 0 71t 7 •t:IS' 5, 7, . ' 5, 7. t 4, 5o IS. • 1:38 7 .1:38 •• 7:311 t lila will M ..._ ... ...-... tl ..... Z7, U I Z.. u ........ ~ HoJWo,. w~. ••~'* '"' ..,....,_.,.,. I �•••••••••••••••••• • OFFICE OF STUDENT ACCOUNTS • • • • ATTENTION: • • Students With Claau That Meet On • Saturday's Only or on Monday's On ly. • • • • • • • • reflects • • • • • • • • Because the first class meeting of Soturdoy only or Monday only courses will not be until Soturday. Sept. 12th or Monday, Sept. 14th , you will be given until Friday, Sept. 18th, to drop such a course WITH NO FINANCIAL PENALTY. If you off1Ctol/y drop o Monday only or Sottirday only course by Sept. 18, at the Admssslans Office and your Fal/1981 Student Account S wtement a prorated charge for this crorse. you should contact the Offiu of Student Accounts. •• • • • • • • • • • ~~ • ~ 'l17,.p • • Looking for a jo~ • • DC is not the place • • .u ' _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _.,y ALAN C. KACH IC • • • • • • • • In tho coniJOOing olnlg9le to ~ tho locli<al budget by 1984 thr R.oogon a'*"">'strallon has proposod lhc tlominollon ol up to 100,000 ,cbs Tho prq>OOal wl1ch 1> not oil.... will b.lnlliWIAOCI "'"' gowmmorll ·"""-pmoci Tho~ tnt~., the 0w:ago T""'-"" ~ 2 9"•.. ""' • • ollOO,OOO ond '""' lhot the OIU -*1 bo ad*-' tlwou!;> allrilion, layolls. ~mg ~ts. or~ dMIIDns Tho Tnbomo $IDlY added that lhc ~ ...,.....trollon mey a>noielor trirmmg locli<al ~~~by and ellmina"' lhc ~·· ol Enoo!W and EducatJon aitcgl'ther "'Tho Presldont has noc s9>od a damnod d-ing.' llgUild Offiar ol ~' ond ~~ (06M) Publoc AH- Olllar Ed Dolt. 1ht T""'- s~ wu wr(ln9- He countond thotthe am-n..., t.! ~modo on ClPB' prcpowl ond lhollhc fWII plan would not b. .............! \.lll1 - · ...... Dale satd thoI tho I~ ()( I00.000 "'U o:xagmtod and thai a loW ()( 75,1XXl """' seem• mqrolitdy. Maintaining that 90.000 was or\!IIMBv wggestod to bo cut. buo has slnot been porod down. the Public: Alfaks Office as.-.11!<1 that "oblolulely ~ Is drllnlw until tho Prftldono doclcleo ,,.,..,. an offlc:la1 numba, the OMB reabed lhao lurthor cuts - · .-and eveyt!Wng to bolng armlriored Tho runbe ,.,.. JUSI 1M!""""'"' ttv-nout" Tho lao~ ol the Orpwtmonts ol ~ ..-.d Education Is sdll ........., blthca9> tho Trt~><- "DIY alle&.led that ~ -*1 not eliminate lhos< ck:p.\rtments but rather rocb:e their size. A oeeond OBM Public Affairs Olficao. v.t.o requested lhot hr.r nomt not b. uiod. ~!hat thew~ could bo dane- ...W. "'That 1> pcr"tio,- w .tlormod ond added thai -_, tho Se<r-v cl Educaacrn has .._ted tho ol his doportmon~· She conlhlod thAtllti was not clolinllr but thot"ol """""""'"'.,.. bnng ~ E~ " looking lor a quick ans- • In e><plalning that mon ol ohr job arts ""' result !ram attrition, lhc Public Affairs Officer .-ld thao hr.r offlca has boon deluged with calb from "dlstnus# _......... ~ """" ftoj lhot !hoy""' about lobe ... goShr aswnod lhot ncrchlng clo&ile .but lhol ._go salo lo!iolfs ...-..! ......... this-. On ohr IZW\'0£ day f>atlhe Tnlu>r Slory ~ CX..,.., cl 0BM Dellld A Socrdanan ............S that tho_.... ad> could b.~ ~ tlw-.1> allritlcrn ond noc laycl!s. ..._liOn The ltderal ~-arts. II has been spocuto...l b y - to.._, odiiCirials OIOOIIld tho country, are de5i!J>od lbat lhr Reouon ~- .. """""eboullts plan for~ lhe bUdgol In • Buffok> ~ Ntws story~- quooal as ~ ttw Motwos..., Gooemcn Ccrnfaenct ihat tho job o.ts would ~ ..... ""' American pubic 10 the pion. 'We ... P"lli iO amcrunoo some changes 1n fedora~~ \owls lfld ~ • tormtnatJa. lewis that wt1l worm your ~ own In t1w rt*ldlt cl winter "'"*" - r ....."..................................\ ·aocx.-.oLL''J.. 8(]5 I ,................." ........................· : Thursday, September 17 at 8:00pm PARTY AT : --- FOOD - BOOZE - BDOCJIE r&a••~rr.-u.a. 1 0 : Thellf*IM11 . ~, 18--1W1 n. 1983. adrmtilnlllon herpes to ' - h budgol cWidt cbon to $24 blllcrn by t h a t - '-ot ~looks~..- poaont cRumstancos. Tho adrmtitra.liOn has blamed ~ then _.s _ , ralls for tho lncreas«< - cltho ,...,.,...t ddidL 0 N0111 For SorradltU., Dilluaat-- A HILLEL SABBATH FILLMORE ROOM SQUIRE HALL MSC Tickets: $2.00 students/$3.00 'General Admission P~ J. BOTTOMS In South Dokola.. • Tho ~t (;UI$ boamo ~ ~ Reoaon krund ho hod 10 011 . , od<ltlcrnal $4S 16m In dcrmos8t Cuts, boch In dcrlar ond ~ 19-. - sto.d 10 CICifftt from '"""'' ..,.__ ond odclidonol reduclano 1111!1 bcaomo In after the show 2 for 1 drink w / ticket stubs ~ COST: U.S0. IJ _,. llilW CAN rACL4GE: $20 lor BOi.m ill Se.atn- s-., .....,., 51.1, ......... •• - io ... llilol . . . lf.IIDIIEI; S'licMI Sor.ioe ;. ~. s.n.a, ...... Hilol. 11:38 ,. �Jack Anderson and Joe Spear Despite cuts, US defense still strong t y JACK ANDERSON AND JOt. SPEAR WASHINOTON-Prc:sident Re~~pn has rduaantly -.reed to cut SlO biUion from th< hUJ< lncrtaK bt had pl~nlltd in dtfmK JPa~clina. Th< money "ill come out o r the na~ awo rear• • budaas. 1M prc:sidtnt bu told tbt am<raiJ IIIJd admlrala tO dtack wbid! procrams will bt trimmed or ttimiMttd compktdy. Ht calli "r~<rK "Ish WI." rt a If tht past os any &uidt, tht branhau ,.;u probably dl9QK to cut th< wrona proarams. So W< ,.ould like to help th<m out . Htn i• our Ust or pro)tcts that would never bt mintd: • Th• Crui5t minilt s)'Rtm. Thb SI O bUiion project hu bttn surrounded by c:ontrov<rry from lht Jtan, lr far too expenshc, aad is probably IIIUIC:COSW)'. • The M·l tank. Tbi& is a real ltmon It lxcats down nuy 30 miles on lht .,....,,, aad tht e-mtual u aoina to bt In ·~• of Sl7 biUion. Thll's O•<times tht oc-iainal trumll<. • Tht M·2 annoml personntl carrier. It coJts S I.S million per oopy, and its perform ~net- lS reponed to bt WOO'$< than tht M - 1 tank's. • The Trldtnt nu•;\«T submarine. Each one cosu mort than Sl billoon. The contractor is )'tarl bthtnd on deliveries, the cou o-<rruns ha>T bttn mormour, IIIJd lht •tntb ba•< dndopcd hlllldmts or ends on tht buDs. • The F-11 li&htcr plant. ThiJ turley is altcady on the Navy's hit U.. .• Accocdina to one Navy liludy. tbe plln< is "incrcasinaly dlfrocuh to mak< a cas< for . . . bc;_causc or <001, performance and tffcctivljncss." pn<!<l., The mtn In the Kremlin, mtanwhik. know that cvtn if America's military miaht ,.... to bt cut in half, lht unlltd States ,.·ould stiU bt a substantial threalto the Sovltl Union. This b btauae tht Pentqan hu more than a thousaad nucleu missiles aimed • Kuma's indUJirial aad population =otm. We'•e - n v<ry s=et <lilimatcs of •hat a US retaliatory Strike would do to the Sovoer Union. II would bt absolutely deva~~~adna. Ac:cordlna to one excerpt from the scctct cstlmatcs:,"A retaliatory strike would claJm on the order of 70 percent to 90 perotnt of Sodet manufatturina capacily throuah dlrca blast effocts." ' Thit means thai ,.ilhout even rlluritl& in the indirc:Q cfftets or radiation, US mW.Ics could YirtuaUy ,.;pe Out lht Sovitl Uolon't abibly 10 functioa as a llrst<lass industroal po~. This lS btcaUK Russia's indUSiry is ooocmtratecl on a handful of urban areas. It would take only a few nuclear missiles tO put them OUt of commission. One scaet repon, for example, points out that 9S perct"nt or the Soviet Union's iron r<oduetoon •oukl bt eliminated by destro)'lna Ju• 20 bl1111 rurpaces, lnduJ~rlal fadlitln ulde, what about the Ruman peopld How would they make out In the ncnt of an Amtdcan nuclear atltdo;l T ht oecm csumates are mlnd,bouhna. Evm il 10 percent of the ~on Union's wbM population was <>KWUecl. aod lht rea •u m tbt btlil a•aolabk lhdtcrs, dviliaa casuakin 00<1ld bt aa)""htrc from 50 milbOII to IS milllOD. If tbtft "crt no tlmt foe- C\IOC'UitiOn, there would bt between 100 minion aDd 140 million casualtin. SOFT ON 810 O ILY: The word bas spre~~d insidt the Encr&Y Dq>utment that Prt$1dtnt Re~~~an boon on the ollindurtry. This has taken tbe Jltam out or tbe dt-panmcnt 's HANDLEBARS • CYCLE co. Profe11lonat Repalre • Equipment for all maku In~ ~-03 4 'Citedef •Krypton He •Mutet .,._.. 'Cennonclele P.c:lle .,.alt. . The CtOMSI Bicycle Store To Campt4al US ENOLEWOOO AVE. KENMOflE NV 14223 mrorccmtnt proaram. The enfoc-ccmcnt llaiT u learina on droves, and th<rc Just aren' t moup pcopk to catch the oil companin at thetr ilkpl PftlCS. And "'h) aretht Encrc Dcpanman 's •atchd<>&S lca•wa? They r"ure they'll lOot their JObs sooner or later beaU~<' of Rc-.an 's bud&et cuts. So tht bHt and the bri&htcll are looldna for other JObs. The presodcnt hu tried to JUSSille the EncriY [)q)anmcnt, but the in•esnpti•e starr d0<1n't bd~e ot . They thonk tht word has 110n• out from the \\'hot< Hou~ to take it easy on tht od comparun. Aa:ordona to an tn&crnal Enft&> Dcpanmmt memo, "Tttten by a tuahly pl&«d enforcement otndat 10 his boil, "lht rtaff lS dl<iiiUJ!olltd and frustrated by the bttief that most or thor woc-k woll bt for nauaht." Tho~ os11't )uJt anoth<r O&ht amona bureaucratS'. It invoha literally bollions C)( dollar1 . States the inot'rnal memo: "If .,.. do not proKCUtc th< >oolaton, lhto consumer• have bttn nJ'I)ecl orr 10 thc tune or S8 bolhon to SIO billoon" WATCH ON \\ ASTE- The Rc-.an adrnoninntoon ma) sooo kick ohou.ands of citueos orr food JUmp provams. bUI 1011 can bt sur<ohat tht mcmbtr$ or lhe pr<Sodtnt's Cabinet "on't 10 hunpy. Transponatoon Secretary Drcv. Ltwos spends about $100,000 a year to pay r"·c Cow Ouord 5t.wards to '"Drl in his provate dinona room. At lht Jtuti« Depanmcnt, Attorney Oeneral William French Smith has budaetecl SSO,OOO to PlY 1100 cooh and ""assistJmt . Commertt Secretary Malcolm Baldria<'s private donon1 room COAJ th< tUJ)Aycn S2A.OOO a year to operate. , Spoke>~Mt~ for these CabiDet ofrocen onJtst thai lht donona rooms arc econorrucal and that the cooks hdp out ,.ith the Q<hcr chores. "''ll OrondeU Unlvefslty AMERICAN S<HOOU OF ORIENTAL RESEARCH ARCHAEOLOGICAL SEMESTER IN ISRAEL VIIOc does h off.. you? • o • • ~.- ot'"udy tn a:u>E' - "' ~ tn N >pM9 fn9lo>h ... ~ t....., bocll hoi(Qjy onc:l ~ onc:l.., ~ roe~cn ~ ~ ol ~ pat!CipOtiCln tn on OtWJOI"9 dog • s!\Jdy lOINS ro lmpoltont ~ 111~ • optiOnal~ mod)' tn ~or AIOblc Application~: ~bet t ror tunne. on1ormooon - ~ IIUdY cbood or:Miot Ot - · Ollc•ot"-~ ~~ ~~~ on 6C7·'2•22 Copyrig/tt, 1981. Unl/~ F""tures Syndlcotr, Inc. GOT A GOOD STORY? JUMP OUT OFI PEifECTl.' 1000 IIIPUIIE? Write it! Draw it! Photograph it! ...,..,~ .. .... ,.1_ ,..... at .......... ............ ......... .......... ...... ........ ...._. ,.. ,........ ,..... .,... \ :, .. Alllllll-- . . . . . . . . . . .. Come to our organizational meeting & be on The Spectrum'• ataHI lour meeting Ia In Rm 355 • !Squire Hall 3rd floor. I ...... Aller.._. ..... Tecii.T)Iil .............. a Thure Sept 17th 7pm EVERYONE WELCOME! llrictfwfllst . . . ...... '!!~ $50. taft ... , . wow I""' '*Ytlin.' ~ local New-. lltc:Miotlr ......................,... , . . . . . . . . . . . . 111.1048111 ) ' O f - .Ill 272. ...., .... rliW,.. Oraiiiiiii631-41SO• 412·12571114 alll . . . . . flloft .A<-~~1!!,~~-=---· i lor 1hosa wlloJlst.lfaiiiD. tJIIe I ..... ~ \tar 1111 . . . . . �T1"anscendental Meditation staying alive UB chapter of SIMS promoting meditation tec;h,niques By DOUG lONG Sp«rrum Suiff Wnttr Rtmtm~ MabariJhi Mabab YOIJ and the Transcc:ndcntal MediwiOn (TM) proararat Yeah. the same Maharishi that ~ 8c:alles wmt to India to study witb . The same TM technique thar atu... <d, . , _ , ocher cc:kbritia, Oint Eastwood, Mary T)'I<T MOote, WOM!er ud ~ New Yoclr ltlanclas. Eva' woocltr " har bapptned 10 ~ TM mo,-anmt after 111 wave of tranmdoes pOpularity whoeh saw Maharishi on two Merv Grilfm sbowsl I didn't thtnlr so. Anyway, this is to tdl you that the TM movement hasn't rlZZitd out with time. With the myriad "c:o~sciou&ness-nisina" movements that ri.e and fade like A M sin&les, t.h ls is OM that's b«n around and Is aoina stronaer than .v~ T M Is aeneralina renew«! inter<~~ nationally and in Bu ffalo, includina the UB campus w~re fC'Vcral 1tudeou have teamed the TM ted•nique already this s.e- _ ,... The U B d\aclttr or tbe Student's International Mediation Soc:iccy (SIMS), offers 1M TM proaram to all lntac:M<d students. "The Buffalo TM/SIMS Ccntet ,. lookona to expand to a much larger facility." Rid Proaram Chairman Tom Frank. "We want to ~able to reach people from aU areas of SOCietY to make ckar JUSI · ,.hat the TM pr01f11J11 ls and !!n't." ' ' ~ nc TM tedtniqur u a 51mple, natural, rffonless tedulique to ckvclop a person'• full pocmoal. It's not a rd,.-, a c:oncmuatoon techniqt>t or a cult. One om! not bebeYc on any parUcUiar ~ ot ..,.., ill t~ practice iudf, ia otdeT ot to ~ effecti•e. The bmd'll• of ~ techruqt>t opeak fot thcmJdvcs," said Frank , poilltinsro buac 'olumcs of sdetltilic research. roc "And there's m~ wbtrt that came from," he said ... Researchcn rrom all OV<l ·~ \OOrld ha.. doM studios indicating that ~~ TM technique rcduoes tension, 51 tess and depression; it incrt&JtS brain wave c:oheren«, impro•es social rdationshlps and allows StudtnU 10 Jet btutr ar&des with less t€ron." Student m<ditators aarcc. "Sin« I've b«n pnctkil1& TM three years roow, school's tone from bdna a COtnpltte pain to bdns a realty -Y. ccjoyable rime." said UB Senior Tom Teryi. " I cu art 10 mnch IIIOfC done roow without aettma stress«! PREPARE YOU~SELFII! ... rw, _ , . - _ . / ....... - t o lilt C.U. GJIAT, .J rll,.....,.. _., ................ ,..,..... _....., .......... .......... _..... ~ r.,;c. ....,. -'1lial ..--..,. ~........., , . FEE: sr INSTRUCTOR: De.Ue A. Lal.u . . . Slnet c..,. ua M~ia I · Oct. Zl. T_..,. A 'l'hnM,. facati..t P.,dtdDIJ at WI. • ....... f:ll. t:ll .. ·o.:..w s---.. . * ,._ .......... •<6d,..,..., aam- Frank exptllintd, that " thrOIIP a series or advanced techniques called the TM.s'odhi proararn. about lO people in t~ Buffalo area actually Oy-twiee a day. This ban uample of ,.hat any normal person can do. Simply by d..-tlopln• ~left· riaht brain coordination surflcimtly, -·can1ift our bodies orr the around •otb JUSI the impulse or a tbouabt." There Is OOihtna dofriCUII ot IIU'II<nOUS about Lbis, Frmlr add«!. notiQa it's easier to fly than it il for many peopk to fall asleep. __ ... ~r:re-··AU Aboat the GRE or GMATI . . M otcbdl not«! that "'htle ~ ~~ is ddinildy not just ror skit peopk, 11 11 ~ffecti>e a wtdt ranae of problems. "Tk TM proaram ~ one's conxloumas, ot .....armcu, "'bleb 11 lbt basis of the whole~" ~------~-----------~ ---------- ~----NERVOUS? ,.,._,....,- our over tests and arades." Marpret Mil c~ll. a 1977 araduate of the UB School of M<doaM gj(l, "I'd Jive an)'lhina to ha..: learn«! the TM teduuqtK ,.hlk I was in school. I nart<d mcditallna d~~ttna my rnideocy aad I don't kl>o• how I would have aonm thr<IQIII "'irhout TM . It was a Ileal bdp to me." 1~as i I I ' R...... a FREI! AnfMoal ........ Memllenhip wltfl 1M l'urcflue of a N. . 2nd. Regular Price rl I l -... - - : -co..·- ·---: ~~~~ RfOULAR ANNUAL PRICE : STUDENT ....., t ....... s2s• I =~ .= ........ :=-~I • . . _ . ............. - ~c...-.c-. . ~....-.. & T..... · ~~ • MIIrlett • T~ lot S:li.l ~~V ~ Niagar a Fat.. 81ft. 833 5226 BRING THIS AD TO RECEIVE I I l ..___..........., _____.,_...... __.._US_G•.-,-•IW.-•IUC.-111!11------~-.. I - L~--~~~~~~~R-~~-~:~~-M_E~~~~~~_:j 12.1llo ......- .- ... .__ .., �F.nara Studio of Ballet Ma SASU-THE UB CHALLENGE SASU seeks to raise fee in September referendum <O•-• 8) MA.Rl \' ROSI::N ("-on E:JIIIO< A rdrrtndum ,.!II be b<ld n<Xl ,... l 10 d«<rm•n< • hnbrr und<r&raduale mandatory 11ud<n1 fl'<$ tllould be ra.><d ,..., yoor "''lb A"""'"""" lhe P<OPO~ add<d tmounl- to th< Sludrnt of 11M: Sill< Uo<>nllt) CSASU) The s....... o.~c adiO<a<) .,.. ......_h.. bon"'"'""' &5"""" pn auckot '""" .,...,..ocy £« _ , • liB ........... af~<> • aucJ•on - ' mcalcd that SASU O«Ckd odclilloMI fund.,. to ot> df«<l\~ .. I~ lfOUP lh< to~ -bcnlup d.oa by S3 ""Th< quauon her<,"" SASU Pmldon Dalt ~,_...L, illd. '"'·do da."UIOII.,........,. H e n "'ntol'" tbol cb< rcl"""'- be pasi<CI .. UB.- or th< fOUIICIIOJ SASU tc:boob. '"llc<au.. or lh< •umber or stud<nc•. ua " • nc<d llh< rcftttndum I*I<Cilto &a•n ltaM••>~<Y •• lhc (~"' l 0<~ Swt) l..q,ntature.'• W11fttw.s.~l p_ICI ••Jf •t low lM rcfn~durn tn Buffalo. •t'rc in troubtt. • 10 lh< SA <OMC>~uoiOn, •• leo.- 10 .,...... of th< Sludcel poc>ula(ron ,.•• •ore on ordct IO< 111< rcfcrm.!to be kpl If a ...rr.....,., nulllbcr of •tudnou do - ,.,. ""' •«k SA •ill be fO<«d oo llold • ........... rcltrm.l""' If 1M t<ftrcai- "_.....t, U8 "ill be .....tlcoa StO.OOO IO <;A'U • ••h .,.......,, SII,OOO olloclt- T1w _ , . •00114 un-d) b< ui<CI 10 htrc oddtl""'ol ..,,....... ciWOU&hoolt tlot '>la• IO lodp dcldop the lo<af cluopra• ....,,ord,.. -JIId•• :.'! PrCfCndy, aud<nll aro r<prUcnt<d •• Albuy by bolh SASU tAd lh< Stud<n• A16cmbly "'llt<b ..... <~<atod"' ,,.,, by,.,...,... Still• u ... of Nno VorL (SUN Y) Claan<dlo< Ernao L &o,a. St...tnll lcaclcn bdo<-< lhat SASU. founclcd., 1910. ·~ pm:ch<d .. 1 tlo,_ to SUI'il' . Cat.-.1 and th< odcWGol of a comp<una -.14 - p n "' cffOCII\..,... .,llll, •udcat"•.....,.... '*""' II f > N PBOTOCOPTJ 5 Q I' K070COI'TI •O ~f.-y 112·1101 DOt ""' ..... ~·. • ott WO • MAl 0 . ~·u. OMAf • OAt • OCAf •KAt ¥Af • SAt ACt • 0~ • t()tM _,. ,..noco• to..C.• .,,..\IOU . . . . . . . . Nil ..,._ -··n. $4,5f)f).f)0 At. SUNY IIUdnu an au1omattaolly rquoml<d ,. tbc Stuckot .........,...,.aD SUB-BOARD I (PUBLICATIONS DIVISION) ANNDUNCE Tq)(c-.tftl&d\lt:. ••b • . . . . . tfWoolll-- .-...-..r aud<rc• want • 11rona cwpnltAIIon rn Alboln~1" The orll!ntl refer<ndum, "bid!,.,.. poo~pon<d by Slud<nl IWOaaloon (SA) Prtsldcnt Joo ltlO.ln WI Sprina. ""' to ho•e h>dud<d a P<OI>Oill ,.hkh .,ould moke SASU lh< >Ole offodal St••·"'ld• llud<nt -'-nbly; ho•<Vt'f, mcmbmbip dua arc r<qw<d fO< SASU r~ aoon. The referendum 1ha1 ,. .. cocuid<r<d 1a>t .,.. would bow mcraed 1hc ' ""croups and Jl..., aud<nu a unlflcd >~»« m Albany, but O w udO< Clifton R. Wharton vc:toed lbc rdtrUQurl,_ rdercndum The nmtlntns ...,nmt or the rcfcrtndum propooes 1 chana< in 1h< membcuh1p and funcllna but frocn scud<nt JOVCf1llll<nU 10 lh< indl•ldllalllud<nt. W"n h cllt acw SUNY ld>ool> "ould be rcpfft<nted Ia SASU bur tho cbolc:e or mombcnlup ........sd be l.rl co lbc aud<nt, n r..-s uo per _ . , co be -....~ •luooolh ~~oe IIW>dolory fcc lf'&tm. II would be rcllmdcd 01 tho The revltod rd..-CDd\IID bu already b«o prc:tmted and by QIQt SUNY ......... II hu tmti J - 1911 to be •oc<d 001 at lJ ranalnilla SUNY ...- . Thc d«::loon to """' lea ,.,.. cloOdcd 01 lh< J - membcnbip axuina at SUN)' Slony llloot. Th< Slarc a <Uihlon 10 ""'_,.,halt 10 com< '*'k few anotbc:r fi>e "( UX yean lO uJ. for an IDCIUSC. •• Wr>..,.~klupltln<d. ) -eoe--· ................ _.,.'*" Qw.ct•- - IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR NEW PUBLICATIONS! l ~~ . .............. c..- ..... TRE INNOVATIVE PV&LICATIONS BOARD IS NOW ACC~ING APPLICATIONS FOR TBESil NEW OB CJO~TINVING PVBUCATIONS tJJnll. SEPT. !5, INI 1420 Mllleraport Hwy Wllllamavltle (In The Triad Building) A.PPUCAfiONS AU AVAlL.ULE IN 80011 343 SQUIU BALL AND II% TALBERT BALL FROM I 0 All · 4 t30 PM. 366 Squire Ha.ll ALL COMPLETED APPLICATIONS IIVST Bll RETVl\NilD TO ROOH 343 SQUIRE IIALL ONLY ttl 10-5 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CAll RHAPP--------------~------~8-3_1_·_2_5_8_1~~~~~ ....,,. OlDIES HlTE OWioo llooidOWioo """" RESIDENCE HALL AWAREN ESS & PREVENTION PROGRAM - Learn How To Dee/ with problems auoclated with Nltual aauutt. and rape - Be a Fri end and Bring a Friend ••uc;.., c.- Dralb - Your dorm mar win a prize/ Co·Sponsored by D.S.A. & SA ' . .----- - FIRST TWO PRESENTIONS WILL BE HELD: wsu,_ .. ..., lartMWioa . . ..... J1ne Keeler Room F1rgoiPorter WED. Sept. 1818:30 pm Aret Floor lounge In Prltch1rd • for the sm1ll donna on M1ln St. THURS. Sept. 17/8:30 pm ... z..... ... I.. ! i\ r t \ • ·"" ~ F.:nf'ta • Be advised that the de a~Iine for you to sub· mit your organizations progr·am of events for the fall semester is Sept. 20th. · Failure to submit your club program will ~ n~sult in dec~aring your club inactive. 4 •, '• ' ~ To All S.A. Recognized Clubs And Organizations ' . •, v ._..,...... Fri.~s.t .. PAITlii1ISII -..wo, s.t.AS....u.7,. ......... w, .... J. .......... ~c- Jw... .-..,.,-.... - - -· ... _ _ - . n. ....... 18 �Hite Report. ................ • • ,.,.._..,.-abo .............. -n.c~-widl-1 ~~ lbdr . . _.. ''l baw bad ... w i l l t - 0111«1.:.... AI)' wife for many,...._ My wife knows >..,..ty aboul k-oht -·t 6kt k, b.. u and .SO.'c tolk - loaa u I kttp h olll or ow boone It (prruad k dOtsA't .,...,), <bt ..... okJaa witb it. I tbiat olio tha< <bt raJila tha< R1 -...,...to .... ~~aaa to ll<r. lloc tffca o. mt lo to tacp .. .,..,....,. piQWciiJ u wdl u -..ly, mah . . . aurac:tm• ...s lltn. ....... to ~ dtuo<d ao4 _..a..ec~.. lloc trrca 011 •r man1aJt luis beta tstdlaM btta- ooilhoullllt a t . - . 1 so, I ooolda't haw o}<ICI wilh AI)' wife." "II m.adie me~· my,.,,• ...,.•. Tllat's a - j..sc tu't undmundl ba.. .,..., married fa< t..... >....,.and Utr _...h,,. ·c ,.n,. ~>rift~ marritcl. M y tl<tretr~atloal """ &Cirvity ~lms my rtbtions.hip •ich my ... and keeps CDC' in wi&or. •--e at< COO!ttftl and happy in ~atlllal u - . lf my woft re r\(n luod tliiJ'IUDIIriuo - . 1bao ,. 1>tr pn..ac affaw. Wt t<ill ...~,- otll<r Md t .... It alllllal -•<!~-" A I - o o - - . - . 1 tha< tlot ocatty lnWll¥1111, 01 bad bad bun""" • the-....,. bun.-."' .~ ..... t-""""" ••• &1ft • ~· prr. . . . lh8l QIT)tQ& 00. rdauaoohip ..nt11- then O O K - 10 <Oflf- to cllna 11\Y ..,....X. toword one ptt1011. I had two cotramiritaJ litllual <Jptrl<rUO. They - • uoknoWft to my "''•· II had a confusu~a and umtttllna tiTttt on me and nwl< pans or our marrio&t me and ..,.,.,W.o• • I'd rat1otr wanae.'' Oa .... otll<r Mad. - -0 oaid 11\al - 11-..cd tJx matri>ICt w1lcft 11 bttamt ~IIOWII, .... bad aJihouP .._....., _,plllblt • tn bodl' t...-row. Ill tlot...........,..,... I dt41D't uy ' if lbe '"'titled mt.' I abo dt41D't rcaiUe btl"' bldiJ •t oould bt '"ually mlWGittbtd." ••• ha~ IN'ftf haclc:au-UMlllalt.qiUk'XCI. Soalit'tiiDG l"ialltd my wilt - • _ . - ... tltoa cW aOI O>tkt - to lookiDI abrood for lld<b. TIIOI otll<ro." A r... - __.t ..., .. dot - ...... I-- • " M.vned - ·· ll'• 0 .... lfay ••f• &ad I wwc """""he.,_. beool unfaithful bW m.ay aoc bt abit to uy tltal t1oc tiTca oa t11ta ~Y bad ....,.., " My Cli1:.-DI ~ ........... _., ,.,.,.S ror not; 1 .... lamtd and .,..,... tlvoqh _., .,._ Aad u lona u my wife didft't know about !Mm, they wor• fOOd ror l>tr, too, htt&utt 1 htttmc moocloolna. mo<<IJI•hla. and mo<t hUmatot. But..,.., aht knew. It ~. Alu, I bad made ll<r .....,.. tJ10111b Ia .., lovt to aablt ll<r 10 . . . . . ltaowlcdct or the ....... -he nPt·" ... - - ao pau~~~) """* tlu&......,.. hun their....., 11M> rdaioodlbop bttamc \Jio,.., tlocJ ""..,._-""' '-'• ....,_.. rdatloMioipo: • pr&Ciad~ ..... a~• ..,. td..,.. ••f1Urfwd- tltort).. •o,...,... I mamtd ....-lloon ~' k)o\~. " I bad ouamanul ~aU u.aino-• to my wtfc. 1llc: ln:unullalt tffeeu. •ere physical and nnotlonal rtltal< from KJ<ual tendon Tile c.-c:ntu.aJ df«u OR our mani.qf. M-nrt . .,ere to dtq It and n>< doWI> to an Yncari-.. volo• •na. and Ullll•illt altitude v..U I c:han<cd to come home Wlta..,. or vo and thtw (Ofttd to ldl l>tr about II lrt tlot ful <qMI<IOt - tbaa aht ......td allotl fO ttatJ ao4 ....... $61 roo and m•.a UICCJal OW \ia. h"' al..-.ys htta ...... I pnftt IIIOIIOI&lDJ .......... I forltmal< to ..... an olmo• .,..r<CI nw• and we compltmtnt ado otb<r. I haw had no uu--nal ....ua~ ..~"· ''Married·-~ yean.. lt pr"O'Io . . . . tnOft ......... 10 kfc and b<ltor oooal ~rc u - · I t.>c ....., had rn.....,....al......,. - - · d o - belit-< loo • I ................... tn><U>-I>trb _ _ _ _ .. forat~t nae « JUJI k:.J~c m< luc:ad . tlw lOOk • calmly " F-,........ I law btiooi..modl ll aakts t<" •Ul lt.l.c CUIOIII arr...... .. ...... -OOQJbttb<_ ... . . - ..... . and tool)' "' her and<, tOld - tlot ondfttlood • lutl I .,...,.t lbr.,.P wbtD I ,.... .,......,. Md coapiddy forp>c me .. ..,.u or - . hun . Tllat • .., tht 1at1 of m~ rn.-antal arraus, ao4 tb< ol a...,. und<nlal>dtn&o to-c. and conadtntlon f« my Wlft, u ..-.~.... flflll tO ........ htf - t O . . lhrouab tb., kind of paJn qa~n." Some mtll wcrc - · · 28 ptl«nt or tht mtll •ho bad ...... manltd yean "' . - t had had .., ouuod• or Ill ......,.. or au mamtd ....,.). Some or ............ •11o likt - • ao4 btauttflll. I ....,.., - ............. bq"'""" ·-no< FrDtrt rlw book Tile Hrtt Rcpon on Malt Snuallty b! Slwrrt Hilt. O>p,rqltl 1911 . , ~ ll11t Rqfflrt«< by /.,.- , Dtstnbvt«< b1 U. -n.cc'"0 ,.,.,..._ 0/ Alfr«< A l.lf0/1/. •nJ'dn r- S/ftd,..w. "'"-dod no< Voting Booth Workers Needed for Sa Senate Elections A*-1 w--m.c ~an. a-dBakirc Tap Duc:iat lanstmea.t Buies Cake Deooratinc Co&or Photocra~ Jazz • BJ.- Cai&u l...aDciJord.Tenant Seminar OJ) TaiOU Oo tbe Air SeUDefTab.a-Hllte Self Healtb Sept. 22 . 24th various pisces snd times AND MANY MOREll WORKSHOPS An Adventure m Call the SA Office at 63Q-2950 explore LIFE WORKSHOPS ..A,. A.IHIIflrre U. Li.U.," TODAY- Wed. Sept. 16 ..._ 7 .....lOp. .. . .. ........ ........... .. ............. _.................. ..._..,....... ...... ,..._ ~-- .....,.,...,._ SESSIOif I • 7 • I ,. c- l'la.illc Pta.t~ v......-c.-. onp.i ' WEDNESDAY a SATURDAY NIGHTS AT... .' 14 _____ __ ,, ,..__..., BtiPPALO, ft.Y. ,.,.~,.. Sf.DOif B · .IS· filS , . c..-. a.•-··~ ~s-dT...... v.......-.c..u. Orir..i FREE �sports SOCCER BULLS Esposito eyes depth as impetus ..;:~~.::!.:!" ...~~-::~:, 5~ oo 10 " "' SUNYAC behind booters early success ~~-cboleo.diSal talkitla ..... wtudl - - &po111o, tho about hiS ·-~ _,... team •hidlhai """their r~nt two...,.. by tho combon<d tt<OU ol 1'-0 ••we.•rc bfttcr ln ~ ••11 N\8btr . - . I ltdtloOI litho~ • - w llaoe <'« Ud drpth ...liC'-<hlr< • •vtually no loll ol talent II •~ haft to bnna someone orr tho ben<'h. Anyone un tat • tlltyoM ds<'l pia« 001 tho fidd," EopoiiCO ......H< .....-..the dtf- 0> 11ou1a _.,... Lanw-. """ by. frahiii&A tCl'Nll Jot cmt<r midll<ld<Y Aklo Ballvin potiiU -·· ""' ·... - bdl!lo,....." ....... llw) .a ... to ~r.....-...r .-r tb.&t IcarD who ta out ...... Oono ~ "'-0~-. "I loop<-," Mel tbm addccl tUI KW1 F . . . . - . a freshman who tl<d an atllllll ocl>ool . - d or row 10016 1o1- ..,..las& wm......,.. c.-....... - up the •t. h• "A4Uity, ...... lucl<y- ..... ~ H< ,.._. ol ~ co eo to Han•ck, (a Dt•- I p0"~) and thea,_ about • •«k b<fo<t o<hool •an<d, b< ct.anacd a.. _,., " ~o sa.d, "I coulde' Iooft b<ft-~·" """""'0 -ll<d. "* .... ''Uin< .. dtallll ... 4il;appooftlad ...... tllotiP. and b<ft tb< locli or auckot ..._., ,.,.,..~ rully eboi.. -bioa-tb< caliber play .. ncdlmt, """ ....... eood A> I . . . . . ol fad, I oped W to be rated • the Top 10 • .,. YO<k Slau •bal 8UI ...rt'l nlliap come OUI " Tb< nut bO<ne..,... for tb< Bulb ,. '"" a f t - • • P " ' .. ~Fidd-IUt or '' I thon~ oncoftb< mo>1 impOnom e..po.o ......,oo<d "Tha< 11 eo - be c:omct<d ia chtor d110 CJm<." Wbcn OJk<d If lh<K wOIIIcl be . .Y otr- W1lll the'* or d<:naa.oa Ia • ... , . .•• _ oa l~ 1ft U 8Uft'llpt 10 build up his owo a1tistia; t~ all play ICK tad\ othc:r. GllUit<d, h..., como to • poont ~aopc- AJao.,. •~~< ,.,._,....""'too uMrilisb, bul 1ft ...~....... tloa ~"" thoo t . - .. aloklloio....U••• p.a . ... I*' a..-. our... s...., anc.oooo •hn the u.. •illloaw ou ftnl a-. Annual Alumru &polito, odmllt<d that <¥a>thouah ib< "'The alumni loa>< b<ctt ukt., for • ror t<aftl'l ckl........ pla)'UII wdl, "I •ID ltd 1 ' - ~. Mel w rmall) UT&nlad for ''lt'l be ....... fO< the thai our PDIUII ll ftOI as -.roae u • u.......,. Mel eood pobloalt fO< .... , _ >hould be Abo. _ .,. - mat"" ........ ......,pu atll(l"''- mlh< au , 0< .,.... on throwoinuHop<luDy, lh<t< thonp wdl O a tb< oppo$11<>id< or tho coon. ... .,_.0 .... ......... Freshman standouts propel Bulls to home opening victory rill Arter openift& 1M schedule a coovmcinc 1bt other freshman, JO< Furioso. cam< bacL 8· 1 •iaory over Fraloma Friday, 1M UB te:ruUs after 1osu1a 1M fnt sa of lui match to d<:feat Brian Sapon• l-6, 6-2, 6-2. Much of the bop< Bull$ oJXtll'(llhdr bomt IQSOCI Sanuday by dtltatina Niqara Uni•cnhy by an ldcnucal 8·1 for tbt lams futur< , .... on the •boulders or theR tbr« talented fresbmtn score. This vk1ory is even mort imprtSSiw ,.hm it In other linaJes matchn, Moke 0\ad,.Kk and is oonsidcred Ill at 1M BuDs besl playn. Paul Rudy ltc-un11 had bttk uoubl< •ntb theu ron. Gw1dys, wu Pcldiotd with a aroin pull. wiftnin& 6-2, 6-2, and 6-3. 6-1. resptcuwly Guildys bopes to be ready for Tuesday's key Tht moil excittn& match of tb< day matcb with me Univenhy o f Rodlester. unfonunatdy wes tb< ont match UB lo>t In 1ft Wl&ks play, Matt Timko's c:ocuiJ«nt tluft scu 1M Niapra doubles team of Aauino arowtd suokes kd bim to an easy 6-4,6-1, and MclC<qu dd-ed US's CbadiiO'ICit and >ictory 0\'U N'.apra's Chris Apino. Tunl:o Ttmko 6-4. ().6, 6-4. 1bt match wu hi&)lliahted was in control tbt tntire match and ooncinually by txcltin& nrt play, wilh Ajuino and frustrattd tb< sloWC' A&uino with his pamna Mck ecpn holdifta on for the victory. lhou. Wbm asked il be was ptea.Std '""" 1M play In 1M batlt between flflt slnales pla)'ttl, of bis team, eoadt Tom Lapoma said, " I'm UB's Russ Trinpli ovcrpo,.'Utd Nlqara's Bob happy with tht win, but tht team must McK<qa~~. In a matcb that was eloitr than the harder all the time if tb<y art to reach thrir 6-2, 6-3, teore Indicated, Trinpli had too much potential." Lapenna also added that this could variety in his lhou for MclC<qa~~ to handle. be ooe of bis besl t<ams In yars. Trinpll ud Tunto are jUSI two or 1M t1uu -Slrvr Sdt«Jutr fresluneo swtina for this year'• Bulb squad. ,,,.,..lc I"D<_n._......,. ..... ______ .,...........,...... .._ . . ... _.. ~ _ .. - ...-...................... ........,_, __ . . . .._..._n. .....,........ ~ A.P.a.o.s. INA BENEFIT BEER BLAST FOR om.DRENS HOSPITAL Fridtq, Sqt. J8tlt , _ 7:30 • JJ:JO pm FILLMORE ROOM/SQUIRE HALUMSC --_,-y --·-a-, --·~·----· .-- 15 �i ~ ~~ - TONIGHT The Graduate Student Association & ~ The Graduate School are proud to present - t he ~IRSt annual ~ ~ ~ Wed. Sept. 16th at 8 pm In the Fillmore Room of Squire Z MSC ~ ~ Live ± N~ew Wave Music <fbe Voors.i ~ I:. • ~ ) from 9 - Midnight Beer Served o. ..... - loo•• ,....._ .:=..co::-• =-~ ~~ ~ r:::=:=:=~=·w=Mm==•=•:=c=•~:==·:::::::::=:=:=:=; I ~ 2 S ~~ = __ ~· .,_...;;.;...,.;'-.c....,..,..,_, - -...;...:oa._...,_... .... ....,....,..._._..,.....,..,.. • L__,__, __,__,__,__,~ ----·---- ........ ..,........_ _____ UB Black Horse's Nelepa bucks Bonnie ruggers II bas bem Yid lhot pra<tlce leads ro perfeaion. This bdid, however, llocs 1101 olwo)'J bold trv<, u cxhibile<l by lhe UB Ruabr 1eom'• clominooco in ks opminc day viclo<y .,_ St. Bonaventure. Ezperimce f)rO"e<<to be lhe dccictin& foetor in the UB Bloct Hone 33-6 win as 1be 1am-bod ontr n... pniCiica in prcporo~ioe for lbar l n i l l l l - - . Aft experimee<l c:oUec:tion of mutftina mcnuu cliJplayed lhdr tnowtdl1< of lhe aom• by half·li-, bo"ldi"' up o convlndna 2J..O od._.... The Ruabr ,..., 1«1 by fOWJder Paul Kru&«, 11 iD 1u lixlb ,.., or e l l i - is o member of lhe Upow< RUibY Unlaa. The leapt is composed or various oollqa and dubs and is diviclcd illco '""" se&JOOJ, On< in lhe foil and ....,.t>er 1n sprina. Blodt Hone COLLEGE NIGHT Every_Thursday! 15¢ bar drinks 50¢ ClOIIIj>kud • 1·1 - spriq ODd has ..... Ibis put ~ indiealaa chat h It C~q>ebl< o f Jlavinc u -'11 lucoossfUI foiL On Sotorday .. Oovc:r-. Add, lhe boll J«mCd OllllKt<d 10 lhe aroa around lhe S.. Bonavmture aooJ line, •bcre il remained for lhe mlirt r- half and moJI of lhe seeood. The Brown lncliaru mode: lhe miJu.te of aiolll& UB lhe euly .,.,..,..,.umby~ peaaky. On lbe ........ pio<r kick, Gaty Mort ICOI'ed lhe ....,.,. inllial poinu, a lead wllicb UB would 1101 rdinquisb. Mocl -.ld later lea.. I be 11m< duo 10 a 1tnee ifliury, b<ll 1101 be fort motlna a divina tactic IO pul 10 ..... Sl. Bona...,,.~·· only rom ball thtad.. ~ place kickiiiJ ebor.. ....,.. !&ken up by BillY Mdmp, wbo hk oo a COilvenioo ar~ll:6rq a lrY-{ruaby's venioo or o lootbclowll)-by himself. The lllact Hone'• l"<<lllliAina lrys ..,.,. ICOI'ed by Sl~y and two by Mike Nelopo Bob S4rau (l). On UB's laa1ry...._.... by forad St. T s.-_... ............ . , _ _ . _ d i e rldd a.~ ..._ die ..... line. Kru... - •.........., soaislied" with lhe easy .U. u criumpllonlly heodod to lhe tea or boer on the drafts liddiDc. RIJdy HoftOCIIe)'c:r, oac of !be oteadiat plaJm on lhe day, pn>adly cledored tllat •'be ,._ played exu.-ly ...a for tO eorty SHUTTLE BUS SCHEDULE P.M. Piclulps Ellicott Complex 9:00 10:00 11 :00 12:00 " "' ~tuoav: ur. AD M ISSION ~ FREE! ..... . , _ ,__ _ U.. IO<IIIIo,_..,_, ... ,__ .. · - loookte ....-.1 10 ~. M4 I'·• ·• AI ·~ qsa mJX€R ~ Deadllneextended ~...., Gowerno(a Complex 9:05 10:115 11 :115 12:05 An....,....._,. ... ---toline--· i l l l b e -." _ _ to._ ........ .,._ - " " " " 11-. ...., .... IJIIIIU • die eoUqe lrw:lls ... _ _ ,....... .. ,:30 1'bcn: l'ioJed --...,, ~ A, B aad c. ....... _...~ OK -· .... olsllilla.d~ ... IO --~-oldte \ Bat Wings In flmhent I Tbc Blade Hone "'PPPioo 'boer • I ado llcDo- 0J1cn wil .. 1M this fol) lor tMir ~ oad OIU' , _ wbo ...... So 1111 ....... , ... lhd. .. . . _ . , llao1t I ~_.,. , . . ... intcntily and bard ploy or 11oo nwcb, Is lhe <-.daic: ODd ~ L-------. . .J 1•lltbc-!Kanedtleuafterwwda. Olllr ....... -(MyStl!ht 11. - - .- ............... - �j~iftd ,"fi,lKi fl CHORUS.LinE i.7 -8 SHOWS! ......................... I ........... --c;,. SHEA '5 BUFFALO- SEPT. 22 •• I ...-......... -~ :::;:.:~c.....··--- · ~...... ......".- ...................u.,. . OR CAU 8C7.0850 II Clla.GIIYI' ....__._.. Students: 1 dlauunl wottb $5.50 I• er1 ltN np.nlng nlgllUI Tltoaa IN'- ,,. told~., rout - m p u t llo1 olfle& J Students fear olympic-size hassles Sp«ial to Tloe Sp«trum LOS ANGELES, CA (CPS)-The 1934 Sumllla" Olympict are more than tilt~ ~em a.,...y, but on the collqe campu>a that ,.Ill host them, lbey' re d <>K moqh to ha>c ~ Rudent "'Wries about how to conllnue their educatiolU in the mid>t of conandoo that .. m~ disrupe e-·crrthlna from wmmer llChoolto parkmc to rnareh proj«u for findana on· CIIJIPIIS housma. Tbe cfunlpeion at the Unhmity of Southern Califomia (USC) and tile Unlvasity of California of Los Al11des (CUCLA} wbcrt '"'o Olympi< Vi1laa<s .,liJ swell wllh II IOU! 10,000 athletes and pcnoond from o•er 100 countron for about 40 days, will i~.OC masslvt. OM <tudtot JCDator likem tile txJ)(Cltd crush to " holdlni seven! USCNotrt l>a.nx fOOtball pmes a day, if )'OU can btlit\-t t hat ." "It is a fac~ . The Olympia art aoana to be h<rt, "notes Sherry May, director of USC's tod&n&«td summer llChool proaram . " And h will takt SOrM c:rullvt thinlti111 to a void the probltms." USC <tudeot Senator CoUrnc Benton worries thr inOwt will causc: problrrn• fo " parkina. summcr school fadlitia, and blocktd fOOt traffic." "Wt don't mind thr prestiae conccrni111 the Olympics," adcb Paul Eaoobar, another USC senator. "We art concerned about the displacemw of studtnts." Both ltnaton also noted tht pmtl threaten to diJrupt raeardl projccu and swallow up an intramwal sports fidd where a new swlmmi na pool is to be built. Adm~tora al USC and UCLA, on the other hand, are llOftfidtnt tht problems can be solved . "Ourina lilt Swomer Olympia of 1984," Anthony L.auaro. USC's liaisoo wit~ the Los Anada OIJmpic: Orp.nizina Commin~ (LAOOC}, says In a prrpartd Slaterncnt, ..,.. apect to carry on ttxhina and rncareh proararns cvco as we cope wath the inaustd tnfli< and pedestrian flow." LazZaro cedes USC ,.;o havt to make adiU<tmeots to accommodllt tile aarnes. but bdiefts they ...ut be rniDOr. No ooc is ready to say cuetly what tholt adiustm<nts ...ut be. Summer sdlool Oirtaor May uscns, "We don't intend to a:ancd any proarams. and hope we don't bavt to thana• tile sc:heduk. But sbc adds lilt univmi\y is now consicleriQa C&n<:tllina duses dwina tht aarnes, kctpina certain proarams aolna durina the s-cs. or temporarily switehin& sornt of tile summer procranu to off<ampus sites. Thouah May emphasises that usc ha$11't dcddtd w!Veh option to employ ytt, aU tht ehoi<t~ promile to be wntrovtnial. Movina some summtr <lasses off campus, bowrver, sterns to provokt the moll motions. "Why $bould we USC other fa<ililies whtn Wt TlturadaJ', SopL 24 HELD OVEtt TO THIS SUN. THE KINKS L4SERIUM BUFFALO MEAIOitiAL AIJO. MalodJ' Felt ' THIS MONDA Yl . I PM Oct. 10 PETER TOSH Electtlc 1./flhl Otehestre IUFFALO MEMOIIJAL AUO Molody FtltAII llcllell traii11J11 at til C. T.O. outt1 ta, lnctd. Squltt Hall 801 Ollie• • lor lnlo. call 856·2310 pay to •o ao USC'!" Benton as~. Jr classc:. ,.ert mo,td, thty "'ould probably rdocatt 11 Mount St Mar) 's, a Catholic coiJtae located about >~x blocks from the USC camp<U A Mount S1. Mary's spotcs.. Oftlan says tht school ts wlthholdana tfroru to rent out the fa..,Jiucs for tile summer of 198<1 JUSt an cast USC dead~ IO 1M tbtm " Wt ha•t no qualms about ha\in& c1ann at Mount Sc Mary's.. ,. Eicoba.t Y)-s. "1f &Uihon " lo• ntd ." "The 11 udento •hould come first." lle oondll<k<. AcrOS> town at UCLA, thr: >IIIIUtltr 1d>ool mff has ~QUCSltd aanaaa lilt first wmmer StSSIOII a week early and tbt scc:ond a ·~k late to a<tOmmodate the Olympia rusb. accordJII& to John Sandlllook. an assistant to tht ehan«llor . Sand brooks uys no clecisioru about ,.bat to about summer li<Uions have bctn madt yd. HOIWI\I b also pro-iQI to be a difficult problem on the <ampuses . tJSC, say• Director of HoUSII\I Guy Hubbard. is makiaa two-thirds of us housi111 nailable to the LAOOC. UCLA wtll makt 000 bc<h available, Sandrook says. Thoush neither administrator had 5J)CICifac: fi&UtU 10 back hamsdf up, both Wert cc:rtain thry rould solvt tht temporary housin& >honaae. Sand brook's o ptimism is based' on tht hopr that o nly about eiaht pttetnt of tht 2.0Q0..3000 Rudtnts ,.ho typically attend UCLA's seoond summer session wfll livt in campus bousiaa durlna tht Olympia. Somr of the otbtr problenu tiavt already bctn 101\<td. USC -camp.,. U ft Dircdor Jim Dmnis, for txamplt, says students will aet a new intramural fidd to replace the o ne lost to tile new pool. " Wt'll be tearina down some old, ooe-story buJidiaas ror arcco spa« and lilt intramural fidd" about 200 )urds from tile old fidd, Dmnls says. Dcspitt the trooblcs, Benton and Eaoobar fed rnos:t students are loolnna forward to ho5lina tile pmes. RrittratlnJ that " there art somt 'trY poslth t asJ)(Cls or lilt Olym pics <OG>iDa here." May is mo<c sanauint. " We reaDy Itt this as a lrtmtndous opportunlly for Los Angdcs and tht campus. Wt hopr to run ~I proararns in May, June and durin& the Olympia tbaJ may be availablt to studcots from other eountrin .. visit.ina the panes. " We want to ta.k c adrantaae of lhls, aod 1101 put the students in conflict with tht Olympics," May points out. But is she realistic to a;pect to accomrnodatt' tht huar inOus of proplt, ranakc parts of lilt campus, acljtl>l to summer proarams, fence off buildinas for ~teurity reasons, and shuult students tO other schools wothout puttina student• In conOict with the pmcs? "Call me in 198S," May laqhln&Jy answers. clo MtTNO.uoN'IOOOANIIIIAa!I!UL Awallable at All We~·· In Erte • Nlager• CounU.. • - . , .• •• _ .... t... . Tht $9ocOI\Iftl . 17 �etc. PEANUTs· ... """',...,cM!p. 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FRIDAY SEPTEMBER I I c...da 4 • US 1: Despite a rather lackluster performance, Team Canada still manaced to pin a 4-1 victory over the United States in the Montreal Forum. Canada, the only unbeaten team of the tour~y. scored three lint period goals on 10 shots. Brian Enablom ocored on a ~~ fpot slap shot that eluded aoalie Tony Esposito at the 2:01 mark. Mike Bossy scored his lim of two goals at 7:27 on a 60 foot slap shot that fooled Esposito to the lona sick. Bossy tallied aaliD late in the: period on a feed from l>cni$ P otvin. Team USA rmatly cot' on the board on a Mike Eaves 20 foot backbander from Richie Dunn witb 30 ~ds to play In the second. Manld Dionne added a aoaJ in the third. st1UWI on some beautiful passina from Guy Lafleur. The: loss eliminated Team USA while Canada advanced to the rm~s. USSR 4 • Cz«boslovakla 1: The Sovict Union's 4-1 victory moved it to the finals apinst Canada. Sergci Shcpelev scored two goats and SCI up another en route to the victory. Shepelev put the Soviets ahead at 8:36 of the first period by deOeaina an Alexander Bityalctdinov slapsbot past Czech &oalie Kard Lang. Vladimir Golikov made it 2~ on a rebound of his own shot past Lang. Victor Shatimov made it l~ on a rebound from Shepelev past a sheD shocked Lang. C=boslovakia woke up in the second period, but was stopped repeatedly by Sovict netminder Vladislav Trctyak. The Czec:hs hopes were dashed when a penalty shot was scored by Shepclev. due to Czechoslova k defenscma.n Arnold Kadlec's smothering of the puck in his own aoal ercasc. The Soviet victory meant a showdown in the finals liJ8inst the Canadians. Sunday, ~pttmMr /J Final Game ,_ USSR 8 • C....da 1: The Soviet Union shocked Team Canada 8-1, with the help of a five-coal third period and some fantastic goallendin& by Tretyak. After a sc:oceless rust pUjod in which Canada outshot the Soviets 12-4, Igor Larionov scored on a pass to the slot from Vladimir Krutov in the openini minutes of the second period. Bui some good passina by Canada's Bossy and Bryan Trouier to an unmarked Clark Gilles IS fect in the slot, k noued th< score at. I·) at 8:02. Minutes later Scrcei Shcpelev who scored two goals Friday niaht acainst Cuchoslovakia,lCOrcd the rust of bis three goals. by tricklina a puck paSt the sereened coalie Mike Liut. With Crai& Harubur& off foe holdina at the 15:23 mark, Shepdev scored his second aoal on a IS foot wrist shot over Liut's riaht shoulder on pas- from Seraie Kapustin and Alexle Kasadnov. Despite bc:ing down 3-1, Team Canada continued to press the Soviets, but were stoncw.Ued by the brilliant &Oaltendina or Trt:tyak. But the roof aoon fttl in for Canada in the third as thcSoviCIS conducted a bot:key clinic by seorin& five goals. The swift Sovict skaters were just too fast for the Canadians. Shepdev complcted hi$ hu trick early in tbc third on a 20 foot wrist shot on a pass from Makarov. Krutov th<n scored a shon haadcd aoal as he decked out Lafleur and wristed a shot past Liut on his atove side. The OttSiauaJtt continued with Larionov amine his second goal on a po"-er play. The Sovieu entered the game with a 37 percent power play effocieocy, the best in the toumey, and used the advantact to tht utmost. Golikov and Victor Skvoruov finally ended the scorin& for the &ame and carried the Canada Cup back to the Sovict Union. Trctyak was DJUDed the Outstandin& Player of the Canada Cup for the Sovict Union whitt Bossy won the award for Team Canada. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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Unul&ht' friday mtttin&. the 1.. 0 p&111o had 1l<cn huriiRI KrosaliOM 01 rach OChn "'"" HOlM officials char&in& SA '"th unratr nqOU~UOn'li. h maimaancd lh&J til pur~ "•" no& tO dean up the itn.K'\urt but to ~m~\1 l.lB .aucltnts •ith pcnonal p!Oblam. ''h WM a promatins metHna. Moo~< ••plalntd. "h wulhe bcR up to thb: point bt'CIUIC' ¥~-t discussed some lona.· tcnn and ~ horc-term cronsiderntions and <le:aned ahem up." The Treasurer reptattd \'Cf) H hi~ opinion chal he hJd no dairc 10 shu1 -do•n the Hou«, b\ll W2> I'D"'inl imp~unn Yl'tth its failure to set tosctbtr • c~anin& ~••ff. SA 1m m:a....r num<rOCJS lcucn from lhe Uru,-.rwiY Communny Ho&fus Calttt. aroop mtghr get 5oeocd wuh a 4.-'0Uft notice. uulc\.\ wmcthina was done. l)ut the Sun•hme Uou"' fed> that C'lcanm.c. up the- fxllity 1\ not th tJut)l, and SA &tcmal Dir«tor Ho-d llro"n IJt«"d in an inccn.~ rnd")' Ch.lt ktcPtn& th< rhon<> 2nd hou"' >tatfcd "lth t..OtJOlriofl h. top rnonl) .. If lhe phooc HAf.\, l 'm &Oio& to act 11 and noc •OCT) if 1ht rali('Ct t\ NnmnJ." he a\w:rtcd ''As \olont~. """'don't ••;~t~h lht 4.'00dll10h or tht howe 1bCU,H 8ro'¥1n nJCI. ''We tonC~rn\nllc on the phonn .and noc iL., ".Jlptarnnct. •• n.c .Oirt'\..tor '!ltd thlll chc lf ou.~e dOC$ not ha\C: the tjn•c or money co wor ~ on p:linain& :and claimed that 1 rccan purch~HC of a fumacJc drount'd 1n ~'~· T he Sunshinr liou.<e, ,.htd\ h"' 1l<cn hotbed at the Wmspear A'-cnuc bwldtnJ1 ttl<) h..l\t no OM" rn the house from fo• • dead<, ra:en .. SIJ.OOO a )car, I call them 10 help lhoK ho\M"J. "'h) .. an\t they be- tbttd'' h.t ocxordin& to Moore, from the commm1rd. ''Aftn all they :aren't ""ork,n& undcrcroduateao•cmmcot. But Ruth Pa>kin, SunJhtnc HoU>< tht """""'then " lnt~!rnal Coordina1or. araucd that t i \'oluntc..oas and saudt"ms, other 11mt" M oore satd that he had no complatnl commilmtnt:s prevail and that th~ tlmt> v. ith Sunihlnr .\Cf\i«~. ahhouah HouK available 10 them n1un be uwd to hdp ofr.dab dalmod 1111 "«k lh•t SA hod studtnts. noc for rtpalrlna dt t'iln pipc-'i and vot«d di"-'Onttm with il.s performance. "At cuuina fll» ... We 3lllnd othtr hva roo:• no time d id l C:"tr comphtin." the Tre.uur« <llcin<i>l<d. ranark.cd. "We jU\1 have- to mili the opcn.uon more df.c1mt mooq~.... The Treasurer abo <louncd lhaJ offociols Bfo"'n ddcndtd hb· \olu:nttrn. MKI ~JJ ha:'c the tim~ to wor~ on the cka.n·up tffon, but v.crc sunpty u.n-.ahoa ro that U coukJ l"fO\>Uk' t"l<'ftl btttCT •or--.: II II coopa-a.re. '"'l'k fact or lht m.ltttf as tJw bad more •->rLcn btl,...,. ,st.•• lHE \IOOfc- Aid thi.t be' -.as •ork\nf un ,nunc the IIOii&P on<ampt;l~ ~xe: an\1 hup<d to find l l a hom< b).lbt end ot ~<mb<J, J)(DmUUI& tha1 hr "'ould not "C'Od Chcm 01.11 lD(O the \UM rf he <Ould not nnd ~ 'pac:c. Bro,., s.aad that M prrfnnd Main Su-m, bu1 " ould •~'~P' •n t\'AI~bl(" room on cithtr ampuJ. .. or 1hc fu1urc:, Moore )lid uuu the f'4 ouse·, funding v.ould bt rcduttd m tht uur futut~ from in pra.c:nt ~13.000 tO about S400().~ aod ought btcolllt • Sub OQ.rd I m<mbtr, the stujj<nt """"' \.'Ofpor;alton. "'It's <till lD lht fK'IOU&ltftJ qaae~o. bllt 1t's-ti•~Y' Tr~wn- said. a ~\ibil,tr:· the Mondoy 14 Septembet 18&1 Volume 32 Number t Stott Unlllefalty ol Now YOlk 11 Buftolo Long battle over student fees finally concludes Newspaper, government come to terms By M ARTY ROSEN OirtiPfiS&Iilor he ,..lkmc:nt lut Thursdly br:o"cen lhe Studau ~ion CSA) and TN Sprdrum ended a of <motional, hleh·J)(<$SIIr< ronrrontations. However ."it was only one more rh~pt<r in thr three ycar struule for fin.andal1ndepc:ndence by the student T ,.,..k OC>A)p:lptl'. From'" lneq>eion in 1950 until l!n4 Thr $p«trum OJ)CfllN will\ a subscription contra<! from valioll$ Auclent &OIItTntn<'lllS. ProductJon lnd offiCC oquiprnau ..-as mnt<J 11 no olwer to the stud<ill lfO'IP· In 1974 1M /ip«tf11111 btcam< a ncK·IO<· profn 00f1)0ration •ilh lhe ecfnorial bolrd ""'ln& u the board of dir<Cloa. Acooununa proccdurn ,...., m..,...d by Sub Board I, ofllcc oquipm<nl ,... r<nltd to the p~prr ror Sl a l'<ar and the subscription f... handl<d throu&h Sub Board, c:ontinu~ 10 subsidiu optr.ulon ....... Then, bclwccn.l m and 1979, • "'""' of pmon ~~<I chanacs and a confrontation b<J"«n SA and 1M $p«11t1m lead to the mo•< by the paper for f!IIIDCW OVIOIIOOIY from Sub Board. Jaon Ray, •11o had «rV<d as TN Sp«tnnn "s business mona&cr for ..--.:raJ years, ..... suddenly r~ from her po•kion by Edltot·in.OUef Brnt JOin<. Simullancoul.ly, Sub Board Publlcatlons Divlslon Oir«tor Bill Finkclslcin rcsi&n<d his. position and, ....,..dina 10 Sub Board E.<ccutlve Director Dennis Black, "•ho•<d up one hour Later as Spectrum busintSS manaacr.'' B lack. "ho had J)(n10US~y fir<d F'mkcl>ldn from a S&lb Board po<Won, <OnUICIN Kline aholll lhc <D~ ci«Hoon. "Jand Ray Kod btallloiola a ronc job," he <>rfllarncd. "I W1ote 8<cu lbal il ,._, n01 o ur bUSintU ~hcther you rue Janet Rl)' bUI you'rf crny tO hlr~ Finkdstcin. •• 1l1r nc;,t rt11r, 1'11r SP«frum besan maklna political ......... Thtr< ...... ram.. opimt Go•emor HOI(!h Carey, Jlharp crilicism of UB Pruidcnt Robert L Kntcr and apinst student &O"t'tDmml kackn. ~SA Euolli,.. Board me< to mole TN $p«tfllm wbscripuon ~d to fi~ '" flthors. '"SA uid to the newspapa ha\<e 1ht dub. Do il our way or ..., take back th< ·.,t' $50,000," Black recalled. "llut SA didn't htv< the dub. When they wttt <lOin& th~ crazy things they didn~t have the po•-n. '' While Sub Board's money Is received throu&)l SA, Sub Boord Is a separa~e c:orponuion .., by Now York Statt aui<klinC$. 'Th«<in lin the d1ffcr•nc• )he t"'O aroups. Sub Board OJ)CfllC$ strictly U a Kn ICC LO Mudtnt> and SA'> fWI<rion is political . "That's •tly n.r !ip«trum "tnt throujh Sub Board," Black uld. "SA Aid thcrt ~ti no lon:&cr a $p«1n1m bul T'hf' ..~rum didn'c stop. The tditor.s "'cren'1 f'irtd and S«viet didn't ml&s :t but. The politics of ><ro>S lh< hlall (SA) WIY thcr<,'' btl.,._ H o•'e\·tt. t.bc critkism and ~b.Kqumt •"<mPI by SA IO d!smanOc r~ S{>«trum sparktd tbe papcn DlO\'nncnt to,.vd toea! •ockpnodCncr from any .,udml aroup. Jay R<ku, "ilo sU<C<cdcd Khne .. 77r< SP«frum Editor·in.O.i<f, in11ia1td a smcs of lctrers br:ow«n blnudf, B""k and Sub Board Chairman Mhchdl Zoltt. Rasco, "hilr :ulminina that Sub Board had not ")·tt" inlerftted with T11t $pt<1rum 'I editorial polky, <lalmtd that h would bt dan&crous for the rmandai aare<mtnt bttwttn the Lwo orpnlzat5oru to C!Ontinut. AI thh lim<. ·sub Board was hcainnina plans for • new <arn.JIUI pubtiation, Worldt, •hich became the 71tutldtrcu"'m and cvcnt....Uy 0\'0I....r to ru Pldtnl fonn as ~Oun-nr. ROS<ll int<rprt~cd the ..,.. paper a. a Sub Board challct>&< to TM Sp«trum's role as the major UB pttbti<ation and qucltion<d "hnhrr the ad•'<nlsl ~ markn could support. 1'40 papers. flin~dStcin. who had1 as Sub Board PubiJcadon> D~rmor. ~ri&<nally c:onco•<d the plan for '1"M Spt<crrau" ro opc:ntc oo .an iDc:om<loffia ~..s wt~hout • Sub Board subsid), encouna«~ ~.to pu\b fa< indopcodcn« "'htn he »>umcd the posllJOn or NILO<·m<!Ucf. • •Till! Sptc_1rum came 10 me -and S4ld. -~ don't "-'.lOt your ~ubsidics, or your equipment, or your accounting •ork. Wr wJnt On11nattl indrptndr.ncc now\·· Bl:.ck Sllld. "Sub lloard 1\0Uid saoe SJO,OOO. The n:uutalltQetion "''Ould be', arc:at . Bul I WI} c:oncttn<d thll they couldn't do it and ~ould act '" ltoubk.'" Black , Sub Board Chairman Mic11ari Bclprd ond SA Pr<Sidont Jod MaJCOQiul mc:t wttb incumbent Editor-·in-Chid Osnn)' Par~er In lhc IUmmct or 1979 to d~·~ blm from llltri'IPlill& ind<pcnd<r1CC. "The heac v.u on for Parker to firt" finkclltcln. We tol~ h1m to fora build rcvenllt'. To do il in stC'J »:' Black said. "I hod t)'J)td a contract for an acrounting 'lnd jubscri~ion aau:emtnJ and Tht Spd·rffurt had typ<d a lntrr that fini<La..eio •ould bt OUt. But," he •ddod, "it didn't Oy." { porln& Black'> ad•i«. Rosm and F'mkca..cin arran~N ror lhc paper to buy its own pcoduction equipment. ln Scopo""'b<J 1979, Parktt USUI1ltd ronuol. 1'M ~film dillOOfttinutd lh< subs.."riptllln f«, purchased Compuar>Phic produaion oquiprr.enl for SJ2,S40 in cash and bou.sbt the lo>Md oftlee rquipmtnt from Sub Board for $4,20J In cash. Unlvcr.sily approval was nredtd ror Tht $p«tr1un. as 1. sru~1 orpnb.ation O«Upylna UB spa«, 10 discontinue the Sub Board IIC(()URiin& S)'SI<rn. Approval ..... authotiud throuct> • sm.. of m«<in., b<J......, Tlw Sp«trum, Bloct, Vior Pr<sldmt for F'mancc and ~t Ed Dcoy lnd Assistant v,... Pr<sid<nt for Stt>dcnt Arran Ancl\ooy lor<ludti. Black dO><d n.r SP«frum acc:ount and the paper bt<orne tCllaUy ind<p<rld<nt. Within four months Tlwo·5P«frum was In 5<riou• nnandal troublt. Fl!itd$lcin had not cle\'tloptd 1 billlriJ H.,iltm 10 r~.. Ihe Sub Board 11<\Cf <hor&«l SCf'\'ta and ad\tnhns 'Ant' As a mull, by 0...'ttrlb<J cash flow was non-aisttnt. Park<t ftr<d F'mkd.a(ln and Philip 1\IOlt. an 2dv~usirl& salesman. bc:!a.me bu"men manq:er. P arker contra«N a 120-day loan from \Iarine Midland Ban~ on O...'Cmbtr 12, 1919 'll an intertil rate pnme plw ,.,.0 percent. n,.c note t>/n,t dut nn April 12. 1980. l·lowevor, 17ie SIX•·trum had only mad••hnnl= pa)m<n" ... th the ptlnclpl< In drfault. or M ou contacted Bl.ack an Aprd to ~Y "the pme ns O\<t, " Ptopo.ad• for Sub Boatd to buy 1M Sp«trvm 's r«~•>bt<S or concrxt an~ sobsc:npc.ion qr«mc:nc •crt dlic.."\11~. "I md I would pay caJih fot the cC'ompuaraphk) <qulpmtnl and •ould Cl'e :advl~." Bltltk Mid. "but f \aid, 'hlt'!J h, u·~ )'our show. I'm not bcholdr:n 10 you:· Sub Board pvo The Sprt-muu SJO,OOO and Ihen rented thc ~ujpmc:nt ba..:k to ehc paper for Sl per yoar. Bl11<k d"''l">ltd thai the lir.a paym<ru " ould tqin on S.pl<mb<J I, 1981 btcald< he brb<'td !her< V.Ut "mort tcC)Q:biQ lO come" fot tht <lcbt-ndd<n paper. 8}' lut year the paper ,..., 61JJI1n finanaallrouble.. A precano..as NlaMC wu moln~td bcJ .,..., dcblS, ,,pcnsn and r.-·muc ond by April 1981, Mott and Edh01·ln-Chicf El<no CaeavOl wm foroed tO ... t on additionol loan if the paper was to corulnoe princina. SA "''as contaClled and former Pre.,i&.ru lim Sheehan >arced IO aloe lhe1)Aper a SJO,OOO loan, to br ~~~ back with lnt<t<>l o•u 1 on• ycar period bqin111q In Jllly, 1981. In July, pmaot Editor·....cbid John K. upoaaa aod 1llosinao MM.~~(< ~f'tdlad Bauman tlct<nninld lhllthcy would no( bt tn<ft lhc SA paym<nl ocb<dulc: SA ad•'<rdslfl& dcbll '"'"appli<d to lhr first l""altm~nt or$4000. In cart)' Auawt, llauman LOid SA tlw 1M Sprt-trum would ,abk to OON•n.o Ofl o-o. te �in short.-.--+-------. •• lrlptembw ' " ' c ity Machines impounded State Supr...,. Coun Justltt JO!q>h D. Mtnu Friday impounded the \"'OUn& m.ebinn uwd '" Thursday'• c:ounty.•ldt primuy. A<lifla oa ao applacion filed by ohe Republican Pany. Minu had au 1.096 '''""~ ••aelunu conliJCated. lbc Justltt has e>nl<.ed a Monda) hwlAJ tn ohc case. The COur1 action folio"..;! Thi.Widay's do>< raa (or Cowlt) Sunoptc luds<". tn ""iclo Buffalo Comprroll<r Robtn E. V.'hclan ...,o><iy dcfeaoed State Supr...,. Court Jude< JO!q>h S. Mattma by l 3S7·VOI< plurality. Whdan "on the o.mo..atiC nod (cx SurrOJil< Juda< 11.311 oo 21.021. aeawdtn& oo a Pl'duninar) coum. 1'1w lao;•·s uu •a• IMIIJattd b) OOP Count) Charnnan Vinca:rt N. Farley. "ho 1> back•n& Mauina for ohc Surropoe PC>$11100. • Acoordina co focal mnha, M11uin1 is diSI\OV!.U\1 rn-ponsibtln)' for the la•sutt Ht ta~ tht coun 1ct1on a ••prtauuooar)' mc"Uult''' b) Rtpubbcan offici ali co e:n.sutt" thai- the '"·ote ooun1 is actUratt. The action follows an intcnshc: mf'dia rampa•an for the Sunoaaoc poso by Whelan ond M11Joina. durin& v.hkh Wh<lan acrustd his OPPOnent of runnlnc for political rtllOn,). Whelan. ac'ClOrdma 10 r<a«<d IAJfiiY 10 ohe Rcpubii<an la~'Suit . .. h's a dear indication of how afraid Farley and Mauina arc or oil< s<ncral cftocolon," he $lid. "Th<> "'Ould <mptoy any Accorcline 10 an anide in the Wos~i..,ton A;st oil< m<r<hants implicated "'tt< dtlnl<teriml by an Alexandria I'Wcol,.. ofrom U "prq>p)'." This buso ~the firR SO<P by lh< commURII) 's n,u i( n1 ;JI Lacosse or bust The alliaator communi!) "~s deal! a $<Tiously blow early laso •-.ek in oht w..hinaoon D.C. suburb of Alnandria. Loc1l poii<< capped a four month drua pro« v.ith the arrest or -'<'"c:ral area ---.. . . ···~- ·--~·OiJm( J<>Mit ...........,EAHI~ --c:.- ,_,..,_,. at Pt«<IM.Mat*Atv Edifdt - - SowyortAtt 01...... ..... ,-~ -Cftoowc;/tr Army to lest bomb ~M!If1•~r 01¥'1<1 cu;.._.F.. rw. The US D<frruc Nudcar Alt'ft<') pl1ns oo sunulal< lh< tfl«.'l> or a onr--kik>lon nudcar uplos.ion somc.hne in the rnnoce docrh of""'" MC"!<ko \\'cdnHd.ay. The Accnc."l •ill dttona1c tfwo nudn..r dc\i« in orckr to Rud) lht bla\t anc.J the trtmtndous heat lhc bomb ,_, t\pt('ltd to p<oda«. Tht US Arm) plan.\ 10 e\plodc 1M ont Liknon dC'\iC't '" an arti aJrcad)' v.nh f'IIIC'1)0~icion~ mllitar) tQu~rmcnt and bu•ld1n1'· '<PI>"'· means to try 10 s.tt as.idt the obviOu\ re)UIHt." . .,_. _E_ policr fortt 10 "inlilomc the upprr JO<i>lt 1<\'ds." h • ill bC' intrrestina 10 ... m Ill< ..... prinUAJ or TM 1'1tppJ' Hlltldbook. if •utllcx Lisa ll<rnhaeh tndud<s 1n •• addendum llov. to cooccaJ itlcpiiW<Otics. Delegation t~o~Mn ret ~rn s J Andrtw MloddJO.tniANOC. O.Vid 14 ComatoekJPtocfigal S1111 Ut Ptltiro'Arft A US Consmsionat d<l<saoion h<aded by Chalnnon of tht House Subcomroiutt on Africa Hov.ard Wolpc recently rnurnC'd from a raco·lindina mission 10 the Opden d<><rt rrsion or &>1 Mrica. While in Africa, Wolpc "'ec '4ith rrpramtath'rs of the Watttn Somali Ubmllion Frono (WSLF). Fightina h1s r11ed in ohe <>&aden rrgion sin~ 19n "hen Ethiopian and Somalian bae~<d ,-oJuntf'ft'S dashed ovn tht ri&hts 10 lht arid desat rqion, Upon murnin& 10 ohc Unio<d Soatts. Conarcssrnan Cus Sa>~< oold rqlOM<r$, "I am bolh<r<d by lht problem or oil< Osad<n and v.h.at appears 10 bt- lhC' inu-asisenct on Somah's pan. t• &..e.Fut.,. J.U .... ·~·..K. FHlWN John FountllafO,.,..;e. Aa.n C K.aclnciN•tloeel loM?n 8 llrt;aWAttoc. Narioftal Eo-tlfd L AbrarT-.~PitofOf'lplfJ I l .I Tony GtlledaiMut k JamH OIV~t~ceru.OI'PIIOfOO#apllr MtchMI 0 . 8M.tmanl8~o~JI~t•N AI•!IIOet Jet trey H Ct.niOf/Compfi'Oif., Wttrne 8 Hunted'lllrtt'li.,g Ohctot M 8 Ka.lmtef"Q:IliJPtod«tioll Shlfley GlgltafA.-... CootdiN:t01 "''l , ,.. Spt.ctt'\lm 1.1 MtYecS or tr'l As~t.O PYas. ~.-o ~ $)'ft(JtU1e,I.06~TimN s,..c....._ Colloo••............ """* fMIWfU ~ed lnCI Unl*l Pfeu Syndc.aJL n,. s.mt. __ .,eo.-..._._._ ~4l5tlf'~ledforne:L!ODIII ~• ....,. Semc.es t o Stuo.Ns. tnc: Cweula&JOO . . . . 20.1(1) • ,., $Mcti\JIIf olfleH •• toc;eed ~n 31!56 SQurre Hall, S(m Unl,..,..ry 01 He• Yet\ 6 t 8uftalo, )&35 Ma.n Sttett. BvfltiO, New York t42:14 I 1~ (7111131-367'8eQt10Mj. 17161831 3681. CoppogN 191t Butt.m. NY The ~uum S!uOtnt ~. fnc... Ed.tor•., POI..ey t.a detemwntd br the' EOatOf enCtwtl AtQutl4.c;.ttlons ol any mette.f nw.-n wHI'IOU1 lht t•pra• conMttt 01 ........... tht Ecti!Of.ii'I-Ch.. l IS atnctly Tlttt Sp«.1r11m "ptlnled by Buffalo N""i-Pfett Inc.. 1310 Seneca SL 9ullt10, NV SORORITY 355 Squire Hall 10..5 All undergraduate women .. are invited to SORORit:y l~o~at:ion Nigbt: Today, Mon.day Sept. 14th 7:00PM 233 Squire/Main St. Campus at IT'S BREWING every Monday Night at P.J.'s SOC Brews 10 W~ngs for $1.00 ! P• .J. BOTTOMS FOOD • BOOZE· BOOGIE ...,_ ..... ~, ~... ..., ,.... IU•aa7• Sponsored by T~ UB. Paob~Jeoic Asso ciatio n CbiOmega & Alpba Sigma Alpha So RoRities ~ ·zz I' ->>- . Q.Q... 00 (.)() 00 H- .OQ J:I Q.Q.. / . �:~---------~------~--FREE• EYEGLASS : : FRAMES "''~'"~r!:: :II :w::=--~· !=s:!l':.~"::.!.;,.-1,_ ~ I ! s.lectH 1 1 hr s.mc. In lo'ool c.- I :opeianUmOtJ! - · _: 835-4844 I L--·-·•••••••••••••••••••• Students meet U B brass Discuss Squir.e situation By JOHN K. LAPIANA Editor-In-Chit/ A student initialed proposal dttaillna a pou~nllll relocation SCI<nario r01 Squlr< Hall ocxupants mon•d on• R'P closer 10 r<alily Friday as Kabo•h Commillee leaders Bob Hayden and Paer Hirshman explained the plan to a $dec:t troup of Uni\'t":nily -adminiarators. ••we pnoented our propooal 10 (Prcsidrn1 Robtn) K<tl<f and Yo<:t Prtsidcn1J (Richard) Slaadkow (SIUdcnl Affairs). (Robtn) Rossbtrt (,t~cad=oc Affairs). and (John) Neal (Faalilies PlannitiJ).•• Hayden <J<plaintd, oddina '""" 1he bureoaau ....,.. "very opmminclrd aboul I he Kabosll's tdcu. •· /'o deriYOtivt or Ill• UnMnlly House Couno!. 1he IUA>o!h Commit1ee is a unilateral body or >arious SlUtknl aovernmmtJ and is OJnPOio<red ~ 1h0fft •ilh the rtop<MU~Oility to rdoc:at< those aroups di•plac:td by lhe c:losioa or Squire Hall, UB'• Audenl union sioc:e 1962. The Commin~·· propooal calh for lhe ... or Harriman library u lht Main s.r... Campus" Sludtnt unioo. with lhe Capen/NononiTalbctt COmpla semoa lhe ...... purpose •• Ambml HDwe>-er. sioc:e lbe plan bec:ame public. Kabosll. and Hayden in pankulu. ha\'t mtt uuncb resistance from the Theater l)q>anmen1-a Harriman residen1-aad lht Divislon or Sludent Affairs (DSA). ,.,.o orpniutions which will surfer •ubnamlal •Pidal ~os sbould the Kabosll proPOsal bt adopted. ... D eopite objec:tlooS lhao some aroups "'ill have 1o bt mo>'td lhree limes herore ohr Kabooh pllln bt implemcnled. Hayden inslsled lhal lhott disploord administrallve organltationf are now situated ' " "'spac:es desianed r01 students.'" A partic:ualar bone or conlenlion. which wn discussed at 1M gatbcrina. was 1hc bault O\'tf the Placcmcnc Center. a subsidiary of OSA and an occupier of what Hayden 1cmu .. prime space... Althouah Slaa<lkow POinl~ 10 s1udies which COUnled PlaOOfftenl Oflice users approxima1ety 5000. ljayd~n ••ques~ions•• lhe vloe presjdeni's = fiau.m. "Thai 's really hard to prove... he cxplainC'd, nodn& cournina problems tncounltted wht:d r~urn \.rips are uc.oontcred. Ctt:uraJ 10 the impltmauatlon or the llayden/ Hi"hm1n plan l$ StraleJic othedulioa or classes a-...ay from the Spine inlo undt':r..utiliud acadtmlc areas. ..The vice prcsideats "«c vuy rfttpth·c to mo"in~ d.as:srooms to the Ellicott and MaiD Slrm Campuses,"" Hayd<n ret:alled. explained thll tile Kabosh propoul calls for I he schedulin& or <lanes on the Sou1h Campus and dormilory oompla first, wuh the ranainin:a COW)(':$ bein& bou.std a1 the Spine. Und<f lhll I)IO<CSS. Hayden explained. enou&h 'Pace •iU rcmam \lOUsed, simplifin& the impkmcntation or lhe Kabosh propoul. A, POiat Of\ds "ill! Kabosll. Hayden noted. u . Neal"• proposal •hldl .,ould confine conent Squire oc:cvpants tnto already emp1y .spaces. Allhou&h he """ld 001 co inlo much dtlail. Hayden admilled l!lll thC' adminutrazor "'as leaniDJtO•"a.rd usin& Parker EnaJnemoa as ohe .... home or the du pbctd OR,JniWKMH. Nears proposal rq>ra.mu an ''t-.uy" a.hn"Dat•·u· to •hal could amount co a costly m.ass mo..in& or Squm lfOups. but Haydm emphasized lh11 1he Kaboi.h altttnauw was '"1M only fair way 10 do it .·· ••w( •ana to mat( surr that v.t gtt equal art~ameru lil.t any Univcrsi1y poup ¥~-ould &et ir they •ctt: in the: same position u us.*' Hayden warotd, notin& 1ba1 >1udcn1 aroups should not bt sacnfl<td •• lhC' CApci\K" o( other Uni'ttrsity (unctions. Onpo1e liayden"s ••oonftdenec•• that Ketler ~ill approve I he Kabosh proPOsal. Neal is more auarclrd. ••we are maldns procress toward a solution and Kt:ucr tnltnaint:d their proposal to hdp come to th:tL.. solu1ion fa>1er. •• Neal .aid. oddins ohao anothtt mec'lina .bet w(cn tht Captn HaU administrators and Kabosh reprt.senta.tiYel is schtduled for Friday. Even Kttttr. whos.t dtcisioo rtloc-atioo ultimatdy is. dttlind 10 prulitt when Lhe ••$0ludon.. wiU be arrived ao, bul did adinil lhal the Hll)'den/ Hlrohmon duo "did thC'ir homework" an~ is open 10 Lht stude-nts alternative. Favorites shocked in City primaries Thae"s no bttltr iodlc:adon or just how conYOiuted au'd idlosyncnlic the Bur~ polilic:al scene is lhan lut Thunday's !'<Unary dec:tlon. Convertlional temu such u "'pansian POlito"" and "'ridin& the ooanail$"" have titlk c:urrerR')' in tbe r,..,.,..ed. opponunisdc •«<d or Quem City polities. For instanc:e. MaYO/ James D. Griffm captured both the Democnric: and Rcpublicao liDes in Thund>.y"s primary. in odditlon 10 the Coruavative Pany nod . anrr"'. whose re~lon in November $<all$ vinually assured, loJI 1he inc:onsequmtlal Rl&hl-lo-lif• Pany line 10 la.ld-orf fK<OtY wuker Nomw> White. but srnosb«< Republicao upstan a.atles P. Baui>ta by more rhan 1,900 vexes. But whale Grifra11"s juuernauc c:ompo.l&n r<>< another row-year 1erm ....,. unJt-ble. bu attemptS ro place his polioical undminp in public: orr.....,.,e less suc:cmful. Only 1"'0 c:aod;o!ales Grirrm backed ror coundl seats-Sianley Buczltowsld and Arthur Oospodauld-ret:dved plaots on the Novembtt ballot. Silllilatty. Eri< County Dernocntle boss JOS<:ph CfltiJk <njoyed only mixed su'""' In Ihe placinc or hiJ ""Of\dOtsed"" c:aodidales. The oouncilman-ao-latl• race, aecordlnl)y. alllaCied a wide variety of<andida1es or dlfferrn1 POtilical per•uulons, indudina former WOR·TV anchorwoman Sllella Murpby. Uberal caodlclaau Richard Okottkwsld and Geo~ K. Anl>ur. Burralo polieemau Ronald Chrislophtr. a OanJI• O!olc:e. and Democratic Councilmao iferbtn Bdlamy. 11"11 cover you up. lt'U keep you warm. Bulda. It says you have llood lUte when II comu to T~ulla. Two Flnaers. Order one up ••• the Tequn. and tbe Dorm Shirt. Just nu out the ooupon bdow and oend t.lof\11 $6.95 for tath lhln. The rat 11 up to you. Of moM"{ Oldtt 10 Two RJ1tCr$ Toqulla Mordlo.ndlso Offer P 0 Box 02609. 0ttro11. Ml 48202 Send ch<dc M urphy. "ho ran u an indepmdem. led l!le rs~ r:ncs-h'~~hlr1(s) Votes. CoundJ majority leader Anl>ur and Spcdfy womtn"s sw(s) ,..,. for • Drmoc:radc ballot SPOt with Is,976 Buczltowski also secut«< plaecs oo lhe Drmoc:ratic ballot. with inc:umbmts Bdlamy aod Okoniewsld fallina to pmer mouab suppon for nomioatiou. In lhe Rrpublicatl ,_,.for oouocilowl-at·lar~. Gmy Cuey, Louis DiBernadino and Ridwd Gto"~ squeezed out Roosevdt Rbodes f<>< spots oo the R'!>ublican ticket in November. University District Councilman Scott W. Gdll stevred himsdr OJ)O(htr term by lhe $ZII2IIesl or ma,.ins by manqina a plurality or 17 votes over ~ LoTanpio. another Griffm endorsee. Gdll will run unopPOsed in tbt No>·OfftbOf election. Also or iottresl was lhe Republican,_,. ror Amherst Town Supervisor. in wbi<:b inc:umbcot John R. Sharpe hu-vinually clinched another term in lhe supervisor"s seat. as Amhent hu a hi11hly R'!>ublican ..,.., consli1umcy. The Drmoc:ratlc l'rimll)" rac:e f01 Districl • Auorney wentiO Thomu P. Aaheny. lhe cndout'd Dtmocratic: ~diclal:e:, who wiD run apinR Federal Allomey Richard J. Artara in No•-ernbtr. I hovo ~ 0 Small 0 M«dlwn 0 J..arao 0 Elllla J..arao 1Wo fingers Is aU It takes. ~,. \' ~U!tt . n.O-..... 3 .· �Weather shines on Fallfest One of"tb< lat&<st cro• •h <>« 10 asscmblt in Squirt Hall fountain area plh<r<CI Saturday to «l<bral< tht Bulls' opcnona day •ictOt), ma&Jlil"ocieor "<ather and fotk•n'roll 11 Fallf.,.-U B's Lradiborlal batk-<o-sdtool bash. II was aho Lh< Main Slrett Campus's lut Fts~ as C'OI\Siruction and 1h~ restoration or Squirt Hall into lh< D<nral School "ill btaln In January. Th< <vtnt> Ofll'\17.rt'S, UUAB and 1ht undtrlfadUOI< Slud<l\1 Assotlatlon (SAl mad< 1ht theme "Uudcnt union nov.", and boiacd a c:asht on Sll&t to sianify t.Jx demise of a <mtraliz<CI union lor sruclcnu.. 8:u1 politics was ooc. C'\Cf)'Otlt•s int«t:st Saturday. O>.:r 100 kcp of btcr ...,. COC>sumtd by lh< cro•'CI-whictl was csumat<Ciro bt aboUI 7000-0l>d •as <nltnaintd by Old Salt. Lht Exotic> and h<adlintr, Gar)' " US" Bonds. Allthret of 1ht 3HH Kc•nmorr A\ 'NIIIt' (corner of Engfewoodl 835-9339 Srud•ed under SflveraiLondon, Cngland sry/ing reams Trophy winners m men 's hair cuwng & women's sry/mg STI' IIL'O(T IIIS(liL\T lll"o OtT ,\U. H.\I&ITTS • ••• ,...._, IU 00'" h .., . . I U M mu•ic.a1 acts v.at v.•armly rtca,·td by tht ,.._fk.d audiC'nct, but Bond~ drew thC' taram ovatton. Unlikt last year. when inclimatc weacher forced th<" frst i\it~ insid<" and compJajnts about band sclmior\ predominated, Fallrc:st attcndeb ftportcd a better umt in thr pac'ktd Foun111n arta undtr an umbrdla or briaht blue skies aod 101cn\.t' ~uruhlnr. '' w(' "orried earl) 10 the' momana about tbt ratn," UUAB Ot,·,.;on Otr«tor Lo.s Waldman nrobin<d, "but an.. -... .riaht ....-onklos ..-c<)"thina sn11<d doom." Had it,.;....,, 1M COOKm •'OOIId """ bc<n •• Oark Hall ana ou ad~ tae~<CI on. Til< """'·, orpnu:cn _ . pkas<CI •ilh lh< ollloom<. dapne a c_tnt'fator failuR' that thrntnlled 10 ka\'t Bond•• ptr rormancc in lhe dark. Afctr tht a.enerator wau do•n, crews -.orked for aboul a half hour 10 msu"' lhll Bond• and his band "ould bt se<n. "Exc<pt for 1ha1 sllghl probl<m ," Waldman tddcd. ••wr think it Wtnt as smooth as silk." Tht di\miiY or tb< music alJo dr... plaudus from tilt audi<n«. Old Salt is a soutll<m rotk'n'roll band, tht Exolo<s. fun k aroup aM Boncls b m tb< mainsunm or lht pop music r..ld. drn·l ftl hto>"ll} on lu> rttml mmtor, llnxx Scwinpln~~. Rea Qlbtrt, UUAB Music: Commlllet O.airmon, Aid 1h11 ht •'IS surprised ho~ tht lhrte b.ancb wmt o•tr. no1lna ""<hoped thll ~ht aud~nct " ould appr..,ialc lh< dllf<r<tu kinds of ral<nl and I lhlnk Wt 801 "hilt 't\( wanted. " Stcutily was htialuen<CI for the Squ~rc area by 1hc P<Of..,IOnal crew tllat is used by one or Buffalo's 1aracs1 bookina agendcs-Fest.lval Tickch-cxe<pl lor ontlndd<nt, orpnizm asstn<CI1h11 tb< sho" ran s.mooth.t)•. ""There •-ere no ro•dct. •• Galbnt rn&JDl&JMd. "it •-as a "W'Y tolrrant c:ro• 'd. mud'.t mort mdlo.. lhiD last )'t2r : · ~------------------------------,. CALLING ALL ARTISTS WRITERS SA SENATE PETITIONS ARE DUE PHOTOGRAPHERS TODAY AT 4:00PM L IN THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICE 111 TALBERT HALL Come to olir orgentutlon.i meeting .. 1M .. The Spec:tnn·· ...., a. ............... .. . ._..Han 3rd floor. Tuea Sept 15th 3pntl Thin Sept 17th 7pm EVERYONE WELCOME! �In the wake of other presidents, Ketters plan their China expedition ltJ LISA MANDEL Sp«tn;m Slqff Wriltr In the paa oint ,...., threo prdid<nu bavc visited tbot Peopl<'s Rqrublk ofChina-lUclwd M. l'lir<on in 1972. Gaald Ford in 19'1S and Jim.mt Can<r 111 19'11. In October, tbot UnM:nity Praidenl Robert L. IC<tter wiD bea>mc lbt fourth. The Pr.sdalt and his wife wiD bi loinc to Prlcina to r - a n CJOCbanae _ , .,....,.., UB and tbe Petinc Munid)>al Univenicy l)'ltern. Prcrently tbere .,.. Pf'QIJU>I involvfnl tbe Sci-' of ~inc! tbe Prtin& Pol)'t<ll:lu•ic: Uoi•·eni&y, aod tbe lntcmive EoaJish ~ luitute (lELO aod tbe Prtina Enah>h 'Education Sfltem. Ketter is hopina to de>'dop a eotnprehens>•• b<lwem tbll insdtutloo and llll nine P~ttnc lllliv<nitks. In tbe sprinc of tbll yeor, tbe UB Cllltural Ero:~u~n&e Committee met with Pekinc UarYUJ~t)' ofr>ciall to work out J.he d<talll for an "umbrdla pr- luovm'r had any expcrimcz witb nadw ~.,..... The Dir«Sor hoi* to have ....... or tbot OUucx lnluuaou ~to UB in the foaun:. ~ 0.... o.or.,. Leo< abo ¥ilitcd Chill& Wt SpriDa and "" .... "odloWIJ ....._ p r -" with lk Pddnc ~ U.u-.ity and rbo School or~ " T h e - · · .,..,_ u to allow tbot Pddq Enain«rinc Scbool to wcna with- School or~." Leo< exp!Ued 1'll<fc ~ CWTUIU1 focw 0liOCK iruuuclan tabna pa11 "' a ltl4uart procram ot UB. "So rar.......,.,... b vuy mthu>latuc," Leo< commmrtd. " lthillk tb< - • ill-.ork- well... /'lqotlotoono hove bcal aoc>illl oo .me. last The t<m» or lbt qr_....t, accordinc ro Ounntu. luovc bear tenwivdy qrt<d · IC<tt« wiD II< Jianlnc. and lbertb)l rormalil:inc. the ........... 1M Sill< Univa'llty system will be Plfllll for Praident and Mrs. Ktuer's 1ra~d cq,enses. Oocc ia P<klnJ. tht 0\lnoe aovmunmr wiD cover Ill or lbt eow. A<eordine ro K<ttcr, they will spmd a wed< to aareement." l..aJt June. lEU Oir'<ClorStepll<n Dunn<tt went to 10 days In Ptklnc at J)Je Friendlllrp Hotd. • One< an~~ & rinaliled. UB Jtudtnts will b< Petlna to inida~e a teachor rr.;nina pravem cleslaned ab4e ro spond liP ro one year In any or the nine to help devdop an Enalil.b facull)' in lbe Pekina PckinJ Universities. edueationalsymm. Tbere art now 00 O.locse "Tht umbrdla proaram will b< crpeclally aood for teaeheu in the T...:her Tralnine proararn wbieh i> b<ina tausbt by UB profeaor Donna Rico. Th<: I ELl underarldu.\lo fa<d.tn lanauaa• majora," Dunnett leeturer ""ho lefi for 0\ina 1111 Tuesday, will remain Jald. "UB ll ont or few .~ehools tbat hu such an undtntandlne with tht 0\in .... " there until Decombcr. Then enother director wiU In addition, rht Chinest aovernmonr will II< payi111 auumc tbt po.st until next sm~nttr. tuition as wdl u livina com for uehan.ae sttidt:nu.. " W< will 0\lnH< Jtudenrt tuition waivers, bur A ecordlng to Ounnou tb< pravam lull b<en vcry ••ocessful. "Thtre aren't many Jood Enalil.b teac:hcrs thor Is modest oompared ro whot the 0\inese are Jivfna our lludonll." noced Dunnett. in Petina," he nortd. "Until Vt:fY reoently lb<Y II•• Masculinity and sexuality ·examined in Hite Rep~rt · First in a series By SHERE HITE '" 1976, Sltor Hir.'6 colllrownlill S111dy Q/ ftmtlk ~ity bftf>tM OM Q/ IM most •ld</.y dU/niSJitd ond «b<rt«< boola of dot thaldl. HIIYittllllnu>d Mr •tttfftiolt 10 n:N ~ily, 1ttr laJtst "Hitr Rrpon ··u o mGSJiw ,.._,m wort/-~ 111 tht ~·I" lh.sjlnt pon of o serielfrom Hitt's boo.t. IOifl< rl/lht mort lhlm 7.()()() IMfl illlln'~ for litis stlldy 1111/c <~~Niid/1 ob<wt tltdr ,;....,. of mti!IIC'fllinily, IM tok modds 1111d toncrpU IMJ' follow ond howlllty hliVt bMt qfftt:r«f b}' rtlo1101tSirtpS willr rlrdr fatlrtn. Folio WIII/I is tM /II"SI of o pan .,,wr ~. \ To IJJJdtntand malt SUJ~ollty, ""mllSI /liSt llltd<nland .,..ho mtn gre_ what tltty tlrt btoQht up 10 MIWV't •boll/ rhmlsdves ond ""'"'and ""'0 haw llt/lumcerl lhtm. Bdo& Malt In a very real sense. rewiomhiP> b<t,.'t<'D men ate " "hat malt~' to men in a patriarchal aodcly-n"en more so tb111 ma~e:rcrnalt rdaliont. Men look to olher men for approval, oceept&nee. validation, and rupett. Men~ nt.her men u tho arbllcrs or whar b real, the auardiano or wisdom, the holdtrl 111d wielders Of POWU. But an: men able to b<'\:lose to eaeh other,ln our society? To sjlare fetllnp? How oro men brouaht ~p in our !0Citt)'7 What does it ooean to be a man? Whac do men leam rrom their father~ about belnJ m<n, and are t)lcy elose to th<ir fathers growina up7 How do men feel obour their Crien<hhlp> with other men7 Mon m<11 had either been told or (mon: rypically) shown by en.mple J.h< trllditlonal male valU<I and b<havior pattmu, altbou&h many mm complained 11111 their (others had not told them enouah: "My fllbcr taUJht me the typical maeho American male stuff about beiDa a man. Men doo't t:fY· Men don't show emotiotl. Mea provide. Men • • the • . _ su. w.,.. "eat pbysiaolly and emocioctllly. Honor and dilly abo>e Ill dle. Sports, bard wwt. ttc:., ~ ,_wme, Aru, music;, and 1M prof<IOioos {with tbe ~ or law 111d medici~~<) wue swpcct, If DOl downri&hr feminine. A woman wu to b< lodula<d: wu the ooly 'proper' sa obj<C:t; was (or teodin& tbot home and ralslne the family; worked outside tbot home if...........,. but ....., t\IPPO(tql nne a man worth bit ·salt. A real IIWI ....,uld ralber die than show more emotion to anoth<r man than a bandsbate,'' "Mostly my rawr lold me: .wba.t wam•t a man- and lb&t wu jutt about evuythinc I was. . • in his .,.. ot leaR." " My fotb<l ,.... reilly told me t>Ot to t:fY-oJ to ery cn my I'DODI alone. He. told me men bad to b< ll<One and makeenoagh IDO<ICYtO raise a family. Wom<n bad 10 b< JDOd ..._and aood mothen-ifthey 'aood _ .. The others-· all 'tra<IJ"." •1 Wcwk bard, pay yow bill>, or debt. ........ man, boot clle Sfllttn, pay ea<h." ·= "-out The H ite Report Part 1 of 7 '' Ar,y mal< roles I learned were rra<n TV." Almoll no men said they had bear or _ , clole to tbar (llhcrr.:. " He wu alwafl busy. ~was a quitt man of f.,. "''r11t, J.hou&h <J<tremely "itty, and anieulat..-..nd >t:fY lovfnl and affeetionot<, ""'k b llo"1Y d~ u I aot older to •••muallr b<com< • stiff. eo1c1 r<lationohip." '' I W."U nc:M. dose' 10 my (atbu. We GC'VU made il.'' " My father " a clomloant, toollollulc matt. ~ IJOCI<PU ~M1b. h1)' .-dl. but b tnqx to inaerptrJOftl.l rdauonuu.,-. C\CC1JC on • 'ft'Y cuuaJ basis. I aow ha\-e • comfonabk rd:a~.on.sb•p W~~lth bun. but it u vrry super{'aciat " I'm 110< reaJ:y dote 10 my fltller. I bitn mort tha_n ht- .Lncrws. and I know that hot cares about me.. But we dJd >t:fY little IOIOih«. He II otrict. and used to haV< an e>.plo•h·c tcrnpor, "blob bu mdlowed COftsiderably in tb< last fhc )'CArt. Ht arrw up in lhe dtprc.-aion. and refuses lO thro" anythlne b<eawe he 'miaht need it someday.' 1 love ll'Y f11hcr. but I can't talk to him about an)'lhine but poactical 01 maehanlal matters." "My farber and t rarely spoke about anythinc. It was buicaJl)' a yes and no rdationohip, wrth 'sir' followinc ea<h r...-.. r_. '""Y ' ' B e olean. hon<o<, dependable, wi>c, and hatd·workina." "Stand up for yoursdf-don't b< pushed around. lit amtk'and kind with wom<11, Pro1«1 thcrn." ''lit formidable fo one's encrnicr. Hit ba<k." "To~ a man is to be a-SUCCeS$.. Abc:u;u womtn. don•tlct rcpJy." them act In yOUr way or stOP you from bdne a su«eU, "I'•• n<vcr '"ld anythlna imponant ro my fathu." don•tle11ovc or a woman dominate your tHe." .. , tan re-member bdna puni~htd and OOI'I'«ttd with a Many men empbuiud that there had b«n no•father"son •panklne but I don't rocallb<ina held or cuddled. Thor< wu alwaf1 Ill< )'OUftl<r brothel Of .Uter, so thinp were talks; rhat they had learned pnly from uarnpl<, and from disapproval or c:ondcmnation and ridicule ¥~hen they did prruy hectic. I do h•\o'c vaauc nw.mory of bavfna scoria somethlna "wrone": read tom< b)l my moth« and somttlm.. older brnthcrl 111d "My rachu nMr 'told' me anythios.. Ho,.-n-er. the siJtert:• model he presented was ooe of Prussi111 ariOJinc<. In his 1 relations with woma> (mainly my ma<hcr). it was ekar thAt Y dad "'"'not phyokally offC<tioootc, thouah my tbcy ....,. to b< olwafl beneath him." • mom wu. Dod .,.. ,..., IeVere coneernlne discipline. The "Father didn't really 'Jell'- mueh. In faa h< t<nded to Black lltk loomed In our mind• bkc tbe Radt in the b< indiffcrc:ntiO my situation. 1 think b< wu b<wlldored ot Inquisition. And he applied poyeholol)' tbat llele8med in _ , . (atb<r . He alto told me nothina about women. lh< ml6tary. He-'" draw bod< for the r.... lick. tbotn he ..... me the idea thot they ~just roo ...... not debver. He - l d Jhat undl "" ""'almost an.:,.,. uid "'hal was probably""" for many. rclkwd to aet hil. I don't bear bitn my ill will.,_ il (I " I fed tllat 1 reilly cfi5arveled tbe male role men from usually bad the tpoN;inp comina). bill I t1111 vaable to tell Wotehinc J..,.. Caper, Humphrey Bopn, Tom Mix, and him t loV< him. I do him ravon aod !live him Ruff, btl< I'll Hopalonc eas.ldy lhlll from my fothcr. At leaR, a male u neva b< able to ._y the wwd.." 1 would lite to be:." But one 0\011 probably articulated •lw ...,..Y ...., bad And .-her: miued-and lonJ<d he said: 'M for-......, EVERY MONDAY NIGHT GRADUATE STU DENTS 'BOOGIE TO SO's, 60's•70's OLDIEs Fee Waivers are avallble for vr-ctuate students at 103 Talbert Hall DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING APPLICATIONS IS Friday, Sept. 18th at 4:00pm �editorial Merrill Lynch , Hayden and Hirshman When students talk. the administration listens? It's strange but true. Presi dent Roben Kett8f actually Invited Kaboal! Committee members Bob Hayden and Peter Hirshman, both ttudenll, t o lut Friday's pow-wow blltw,.., hlmHII and a l aw key .nee presidents to discuss alternatives to Squire Hall. And rathe< than bfush aside the pair's suggestions. whleh some edmlnlstrators haYe unfortunately done. Kett8f not only asked penlnent questions, accordong to Hayden, but Invited the student representatives back. f01 another session tl>i s Friday. The president's action is welcomed In a time when student opinion is shunned as decisions, that effect them are made. · However. It Is hoped that the president does more ltoan just listen to our student representatiYes. As we haYe stated batore, t heir plans are sound and the best possible solution for students. It's just too bad students we<e not consulted when the decision to deprive the University of a Union was made five vears ago. Then, maybe, there Let the sun s hine Phenomenal Fallfest would not have even been the necessity for any Friday conference. ·us· Bull fever Spons on campus are back. tn force. Aside from a S..turday football win over Cortland, the soccer Bulls have outscored two opponents t!H>, and the Men' s Tennis squad staned off wilh a lopsided win OV8f Fredonia. As the quality of student lrle sinks into the swamp that Amherst campus Is buolt on, It's a healttly sign that varsity athletics still can be SUCC8$Siul. Recent UB victories In Women's Field Hoeltey, Bowling and Volleyball complement the men·s success. Any wlnnef boosts both students and tile Uni versity morale. Students come together rooting lor Champions and that emotion can infect the entire school. For UB the benefits Include a better pubOc Image, the re$ult of vlciOiious squads whiCh brings in publicity that UB couldn't buy l or any amount. The UB teams desel\'e and need all the support that we can give. There's little enough to cheer about here at UB. Maybe a successful sports program can change that. "We're gonna !lave ~ome run t onight," Gary Bonds called1o t~ audience, and none of tile almost 7000 rOCking and tolling spectators dlsagrMd Falllest 11181-the last to be held at the Squire Fountaln • raa-was. beyond a doubt, the most successful pany In recent 1'118m0fl'. Coupled Woth the Bulle' victory earll8f that afternoon, and Celebration '81 the neX1 aft8fnoon, Fallfest bec:ame the crowning jewel In an unforgetable weekend. Unlike many musical events or the Immediate past, Falllest wa• remarkably lree of the aches and paonl that usually mar the student productions. The eound was superb, the beer and wine plentiful, and the programming a stroke of genius. Student Association Festa Coordinator Dianna Derhak, Unlv8f81ty Union Activities Board {UUAB) Division Director Lola Waldman, and UUAB Music Chairman Reg Gllben should be commended for their proclaimed ertor11 to stage an event that wouiCI appeal, and did appeal, to all students. In a lima of stricter scrutiny ol mandatory student fees allocations, It's refreshing t o know thai responsible people such as Oerhak, Waldman, and Gilbert, are making sure those funds are being used for the good of allatudents. T hat 's some book! Ea~or. The staff o1 Sunllrlne HCHJ•• linda ,, Meallty to wrfre In rooprH~oe to rollt ertlolfl <Hied S.,reml>et 4. We do not quutlon ttt. apP'ftr•"" or oondittOtt of tM houult•-''· out tath« the ,..,,,IOtJ&hlp thil ,,, to our ~rlottnance 11 counHiora.. A dlltlttetlott mulf be made M#WMft 1M hOUII II I Oulkfing lmllhl hocJae •• 1 counulinp organlutlon. The dl.scontinuetiOn of a~/Ctl. e-vett temporarlf't, prior t o 1 mow to an CHK;.empua 'out/on would disrupt the Tfus Thursrr•y. us President ~ Keltttt '"''" o. ptesented with tM 2IXJI),{)()()tiJ booA tcqu1rM by th•• Utuvenlly lor its tib,.ry system. TOe Poli&h Srutlellt Leogus or UB Is P'outl ro •H thlt the bOOk chos«J I« this milestone is a ,.,. Pol/1h one, Res Potonlcae (Mol/1111 Poll•ll). by Aler.Mer Guagninus. It was originally publllhH m 15&4. Thil .Cflotf by tl't• UnW.,III'I •dmlntatr•tl«< 1C a n,.a«Yed ttlbUtt to Ptohsh eufture. Th• !Kel.fltltlon Wilt inClude a pWII $/Miker, Or. O.tur Hantllm, Dlrtctor oltftt UfiN«tlty L~ries. Ht~•Jtl U"fv.tt'1ty, 1M ll'lt/1 tek• pl4oe., 10 e.m. In tile A/don C<wrt In O'Btlen Holt All ore cora /olty 0- lnvllttl ro orrentl. M. lortt-1 Pollan $tu~nll.eegue ongoing wunHI/oQ ,... tro P'Oifnlly P<O•Ia•nQ ro cl#ent1. With rM ' " " of thl Fell ' ''"'"" and, e.,.c;.tty. the '"Ivai o/ new ttu~t1, many ot wtwJm experience Jon.IIMtl, HpreSJion, 11td ho,.,.slc•n•u. compoun~ with '"demlo probltma, the nHd lot Itt. emotional auppofl W. provide I• cruc/tl. Stortlflll lh/t ,.., Summor, we nne gone rnrO<J{Jn Gltange• end ,..,ructurlng, Inc Wing active rocrulrment of W>luttl..,t, In • tX>ntlnulnQ ollort to maint1ln Wtd lmprow t.hl orgenftatlon 11 1 whOle. We hen ec:Mtowlfld~ the a/11/culry of mtlnrtlnlng • buflrllnQ IUCh e1 SUnlhlflfl HO<JH aUfl 10 1M IIO#qnlfll'l nanrro of tiM orgenlzerlon. OUr rime end -riiM 110 ro.,..rtlcounHiing lludellrt, ""lei> It ou1 pri- lllncllora. SUnohlne Hou10 11 moro tn.n /utt e -- rn. d«<•lon to ,...e omo "'eln sr,.., c;.,pu., -co "" which w m«1e 1'..,.,.1 month• •eo. ,., bHn del.-,.,1 by the lneb/1/ry to o-t -opmiO - ·· Fl ttrllt!Q e•olltiW - · w/1/toul dl1t11pllnQ 6llr OWYicfl. 11/m,.....,.., F01 l i M - ol ~rHicflrlon. ... woulrll/lre to 11oro ttret ,,.,. ere · - • ttl•or-M:Ifll , . , _ -A_, . . - . ,. e_and,.sr_,_,lon~ apede//y ea to lfle , . _ ol tile ,..lorotloll OIIINI en""* INII ro t1o rlltlt tile pelnrlnQ ol , . - · a.t , . - ,.,. , - ro.,. 1>'1 SA. -r~-_.tlnly , . , lflelrotol ol lfle ltouM wlrh SA. Arr. • ltkiQ •- 1 olt...e, - _ . lnl-ll>et 111e ,_...-.-~-by SA and,,.., , . rn.r•r. Later, S A - lfle t t l - 1 IINIIOftiJ'- s.-l>lne - -.... .tllclo ..............,.. W1l - Iller rro - , . , . , It 11 but _ ,.,., _.,loll merbrlng e qlllel<ro-. ptOiecf-,. c.--,., '""II. --Cou..... lncl Center ... l . no ........... .- ,.•• - , . , • .... . . •. ~.... ,. •• ,J.f . ... '•"·" ...... ,... • 4 Dear freshmen Editor. eon•t ~~ mt wronp- 1 t»llrte ,,., th.,• • ,. tome WolctSmo to the Un/Yeroiry. It a.houkJ not take you long to .S:H thll much ol whet gottJ M h.re /s crap. You wfJJ toon SH thlt CM'tlln l t CUIIy membwt 11• •IIO{IatU. lmp•t;.nt. unftlr, • xpJoltttW.. •tc.. You will probably ... elol o1 Q-e-p/eylt>g. end,., much QIOWth. Aa • graduet• student. one of m)t 6p«::al./ttt.,.ats lo $IIH»nti0C41try rlletlom, •rKI I non • h tllfl er/VIce ""lch I thillk tDIQflr help you to Otltln more QIOWih I rom 'fOUl oollflll! ettentt.nc.. My·- ia: ... rou..tl u • conswner o1 educetion. You ere/,_ liN IHYitoQ cuot-. ontllecvlty • .,. ,,.,. ro .-.rw you, nor ~ 1 Mw..., oor.ge.fMCI>en ~g-..,_,., "tolk do""" ro col• ,_,., Qlft .,_,.by e- reru.- -upto/r ruklng It • OO<Jri. requltwnent ro an eqierim«ft 01 do tt» loottiiOI* lor • ...,..,. You WOUIIM'IIoke IUch ClOP II IOU ...,. /HYkiQ 101 eny otll« oo w~ V>oultl rou lite It wll!lfl /HYing lor etlucellottet - . ? I - nor tryi1>Q 1 0 - you to lull becomt -llou•-1 om trying to •lfmulete rou 10 ttewJop _,hlflll ""loh n m • - - Meo,.,.,. -llou-.a, peroonaJ eutonorny.JII/tttour It, you'do not lifO"· Without II, rou meke elot of ...-y end but rou. rbe perton ete nothing er_t_meyl>e en ~Min -we.. ,.11111t m•Y .,,.In '""'.. •••-kll..,. flnt t••cJtm ,.,._ But th•,. .,. •lso plenty who wfJI ltlv. rou klulng thtir ' ' ' " · If you Itt,,.,, How do you PfOVtor rM• from h-nlng? You thoulrlotrM to ,. •• tutonomouo !Hr-. Wortr dlllflenr/'y on your own lnt.,.Jta. Know What you want from tltOU -'H) ero l>ere to • - you " "" QOOtltoechen "''" tPPrecltte thlo.J Till• I• rror hlflh ocltoot- ,..,., walt to be told wlt.atto do. Don 'r lflt ....,,. er/VIaoro .,.,, you wrOtt{l oirhor. Tloon/<1 to llflthlnkii>Q- . , .,• .,., merry l,.lhm., auiiH • mlattr•l>lfl lntroductlon to gedttn rc; Nlo Oecou.. v.., rtAo too heavy a couro•- 1n rlle/(t~nr and do thlo - - lbelf OIMIOf 10/1$ 1,._ lhot r,.,. trJUII/n ortlw to grttllfote _,or; r,.,. In lout YNfl. Now, wtthin the oont•xt ol lOUt entire hie, ,.,.,,,. llel lo tht d i l l - ,.,..r,., you groauete In lour or /we ,...,., Are ,..,., rryillg to grow, or ere rou rrylt!Q ro tlln e 111ce? lleQotdlfllllocutry, II vou IHI tnll • tNr:hM h., you you, monay'o WortII, you""'" lite e grfwonoe It> rne olllce ol Sruttonr-AIIolr&, "'" rou ""'Q,_ MN t Sr-r Alloellllon. Oon'llflf enyOM vouroe/1. al•couroge rocr /rom .,_,,"11 co/• ~""'""'· II vou tNI/'y "'"' ro mtAe wbrlr lot you, tl>etr ....,.. dllllf/Otllly, Arrow ""'"you wtnl from thott who ,,. ,.,. to ' " " you, •nd remember that t'OU ' ' ' tl't• coneumer. -Kolc:ller Gradueto Student �op-ed uH H~... DIRTY SrtEAKEAS Oenlae 11 a.sleep. No one answers. II Ia, once again, llmetomuse By STELLA MEDINA F our hunc!red anc! ten miles ol the Clash anc! the Speclal.s. Old tapes ol Trame. walling lor the Inevitable live Soringsteen to be played. Stanc!ard lara on the all·te» lamlllar trek from Mom aod Pop's to the other side ol Buffalo's Infrequent raJnbow. Why don't we have the new Joe Jackson album, I ask,i!le\urlllng the silence and think myself much 111<11' a 10 year-old Interrupting I he placid flow ol a Western New York stream by skipping rocl<s along the surface. Oelibe<ately. 1 put my loot In (lo) the water, te&tlng the mood. Lukewarm. "Huh? How come?" No Dinero: echoes I rom the back ol Rob's (et driver) house-on-wheels, a gas guzzling Chrysler Newport that·serves as a second home to anyone whO can't riJ.akeup their mind as to whether their natural home lies In abandon In New York (dlsllnct · advantages: free meats, free renVulllltles, free laundry) or the Oueen City (also distinct advantages: too many to list hera; suffice II to say that they far outweigh freeloading In the Big Apple). A nyhOW, no Joe Jackson, so we all settle back a nu te disappointed, periodically llnlaklng out In a cold sweat from wt>at could be termed musical malnutr1tlon. Tlme lor an IV. We brrng out a lillie Costello. the Moody Blues. Hare. dlvarally, as in llle, Is the key. "Does anyone like the new Joe Jackson album?" Karen Is stuffing pastrami Into her mouth. Rob Is In t!'a tenth mlltenlum ol space. r Maneuvera-S.by please r!On't m•k• me..,,,, Fool• end Angels l!esitare My whole /ffe Is one morw movB too tate Graham Parker and the Rumour F our years ol walling too long, ol maldng that one more move 100 late. Allhougfi Parker may have been thinking ol soraethlng a lillie more on the physical si de ol llle (always much more fun) the words can't help but come to mind. lhll Is the fourth time around, the last year of academia In store lor one whO never knew what academia was anyhow. ' Denise is asleep. No one answers. It is, once again, time to muse.' Among the circle ol llberaf.mlnded, Hbera~arts ma}ora, grumbling and discontente<l volcas ot confusion and worry arise from experience and knowledge of fllat cold and cruel world of no Jobs for EngliSh or Fine Arts majors. Why didn't I maJor In engineering, geology, or corporate business? The mere thought sends shfvera uo my spine. A semester without legal pllllosophy? A .-.ster Without moctern American fiction? 11 would be like a semester without bear and Springsteen (well. not quitej. T he lime has come. It's like worki ng In an office 9 to 5 aod looking up to notice that it's 3:30. Walling lor that whistle to blow, to grab your time card and get out ol that olllce, get out of that groaso·spoon oesturant, to get out ol wl\atever claims your life as It's own. But then, we have a question: What are wE going to do now? What an outlet lor someone ..ho Is quast.serious about writing as a way ol file. There Is only one way to go lor the durabon of my stay here at this locus ol lila, thos Intellectual haven of starving, semi-literate, lashlo,..l gnoranf, bursar-Indebted students. and that Is the way thai we've all gone for the past two or three years now. Colloo. booze. (Springsteon (anything but Tile Rivel1), Polly, frequent visits to the Continental. Karen ta done e~tlng her secoe'\d oasuam' sandwich. Denise Is semi-awake, curled In a fetal position between my receiver and her turntable. Rob Is still In the tenth mlflenium. but I guess to some, It's a way ol lila. I stare at the pad that stretches before us, bored, restless. Next lime I'll brlng some Joe JackSOh and English BaaL In WASHINGTON with Joseph Kraft By JOSEPH KRAFT ASHINGTON-"No Ill will and no feuds or turf battles ol any klod have been going on," President Reagan said last weak When asked about relations between Secretary Of Oelense Cespar Weinberger and Secretary ol Sttte Alexander Hal g. In e pig's eye. The two secretaries are dlvide<J by profound differences ol strat egic outlook, background, personality and ambition. They have fought over every avallable Issue, and It Is hard to see how the President can begin to manage torelgn policy until he Imposes upon his two principal Cabinet advisers a semblance of harmony. Secretary Weinberger came to the Pentagon from a background In law, business and public admlnlatraUon. He knows tittle about foreign allalns.. But, as bellts a former editor ol the Harvard crimson, he Ia highly articulate. He recently went on eight television shoWs In a single day. He Ia also an allable men, who makes the social eoene In a big way. An aida recently said of Weinberger and his wile: "I don't know whether Cap wants to be Secretary ol Stat a, but Jane wanIS him to be." · In strategic mall- Weinberger has enunciated a radlea.l departure from the traditional doctrine.. thet empl\aalzed Europe and then Eaat Aa1a. " W e have Mcom8," he saki In a speech to the Council on Foreign Relations on June 11, "an leland nation. we lace the poaslblity of conflict In widely separated areas: Central Europe, ttoe Persian Gull, Africa, East Asia or Central America." To meet all thote larllung dangers, W einberger has set In motion a massiY& buildup. Naturally he Is not keen W Halg did not strongly oppose a big Garman deaf with Russia lor nalural gas, and he approved sates lor plpeo.l aylng equfpmen! to the Russians by an American company. He opposed American Secretary Halg came up through the woodwork producflon oft he neutron bomb on the grounc! that of the national MCurlty system. He Is a It would complicate Schmidt's problem with hll consummate Insider, overwhelmingly lmpressiwl In own party. He Joined in opposition to a Pentagon personal encounte< but tense In public, and prone platt lor switChing the basing mode ol the MX to horrendous military Jargon. Stilt, the thought ot missile I rom the land to the the ground that being President has crossed his mind. It would make II harder lor Schmid I to stalin moderniZed nucloar forces on Garman aoll. His strategic Ideas are those that have The ruling view at the Pentagon Is that II would dominated American foreign policy throughout the be no bad lhlng II Schmldl were repllted by 1 P<l$1war period. He believes the big stakes are In leader from the Christian Oemocratlc opposllfon. Europe. end sees Germany as the "key to Europe." Weinberger has been very coot to early arma While he Instate on • strong defense posture, he control talks. He fought hard to block the Garman also finds a central place lor arms control gas deal and the American deal on pipe-flying arrangements wit.h the Soviet Union. equipment. He bell Hal g on the tsaue ol neutron No possible theaters ol bureaucratic warfare ·, bomb production, and he Is marking lime on the have been off bounds to the Halg-Welnbergar question ol basing the MX. encountara. They had a spat at the time ol the The While House has Inevitably been drawn Into assasalnatlon anempt on the President because the llght-aomellmas as a major palllclpant. My Weinberger sought, and. H alg successfully resisted, strong lmpresalon Is t llat the Prealdenl's chlel a change In the state ol readiness ol American policy counaetor, EdWin Meese, throws Weinberger • forces. They are regularly at odds on the ~lddla a t Halg when he wants to back down the Secretary East where Weinberger leans t oward I he Saudis ol State- l or e•ample, In holding up delivery ol and away from the Israelis, while Halo seelts to planes t o Israel. He throws Halg-at Weinberger support boll\. When he wants the Secretary of Defense to atep back-lor example, In the matter ol baaing the MX Relations with West Garmany and the Soviet In planes. Union, provide the cent,.l baltleground. .That may ha.. bean a .-rut holding tac11c while Halg haa been extremely aollcllous ol Chancellor the only -loua .ubfect In town wa economic H elmut Schmidt, wno 1\aa to deal with neutrallat elements In hla Social Democratic party. Largely to policy. But II the battle of the eec:ratar1ae oonllnuaa as the U.S. literta to diet with Ruaala, t he Praatdenl help Schmidt, Halg fought l or, and QOI, a wilt be buying hfrnMII a tot ol trouble. presidential commitment to Initiate armt cont rol Loa AllfiiiH Times Syndicate talks with R'usala before the end of t he year. to have the buildup disrupted by arms control negotiations. ""on how-. ., ' /. -r. •• -•••. ' ••• ' ... fo'·· . t't '' ~ •.• · , ·" Tllo-tNm . 7 �Hite Rep9rt. &o\~ that huson •1.11 ~Qim( thr t!Wl hr v.-ams co ~mt . Th< (asher should 1101 lot afraid 10 IOUCh and cudd~ hi\ iOII. Hos iOII ntcd• ir. Also o fatlocr and son fnmcb bul I nnd u 'a)' difrtalh to tall •ith men \\ e an all '"Y J u•nlcd. l rbrnk ~.. may ntcd mal< fncnd >tO u~.and ourwh-.u.•• And \try (<" men compbincd about rht qualll) of Ihell malt frl<ndsbrp>: "I dod ha\C a \<1) do~ fri<nd-\'<1") brothct·bl< r«hl\l). But h ""' ultomotd) a superl'o<W rcbuocuho~ " .. , ha'c $0CDC good mak friends. but u's rca.U) almo~ 1mpOU1bk to d1\Cun anythin& mea.nina,ful \\llh thnn. ('(her lha.n sports or ""'orl.. If v.c do 1alk aboul a.n>1hinc ~honal. should bt able to t).prtss like " I think o rolotion>lup btt•«n o fotbcr and son ;. on< of 1bt mosa. if no1 the most impon.a.nt in sociay today. Ye1 it is pre>Mbly lhc mos1 uoublcd. If Gilly I hod bod a nrm, to'in&. pbysicafl) olT<e~IOOOl< man ror • ratbcr. A rath<!· oon rdation<hop-ot COIIU10I "or~ tbal ..-.y; il ,.ill ulo-rel) des! roy one or rhc olher or bolb. II mw< be a •;.k-opm rd.atloruhlp In whidl a man so his "'II " ,.;u &"<of himsdf and of all IJliCf to one anOther httl) as Otc~ mos1 mrn Ond tht dO.)( rtlation~hip thry had mi~ Y. lth 1hdr fathtn v.hh a male fritnd? \1aqy mtn did not cuncntl) ha~~ a '"be1.t friend": in fact, mt><l men said thai of lhcy'bod hod I fn<nd1hop, II hod bmo onl) dun"' Khonl )<If> and tbot no• the) and lhnr fncnd " a< no lonl\<r ci<>-<. •• t did hl\t I~ (ntnd tn c:olkrc'. ~X, It"\ In a \Cf)' SUJ)ftf.cia.J "''8). I It)' 10 drav. OUI more (rom thftn by &oing into problrm~ my lo>< And <II her •hould lot abk lo say anyrhint fr«l)·." Wt "-'tff \«) cio><-C•Otkcd te>at<h<t on pan.,.,.. jobs, dicJ ow >aud)1DJ roatlhcr, ,...,,. our 0<1 d:atc>IQltlh<t, and h< ..... btta mao ar m1 •cdd•na Bur due 10 a dorrcrenoc in a<os;rapb), ow rncnd<hop d• •nclltd 10 rul." ·•a -.as ck»cst to a fucn4 •ho I ye-w up wuh. We',·e k:nov.-n tach othu since v.e "'t:re fivt and roorM'd toa~he:r ui coiiCJC. We dod aU kind' of crazy rhings IOJcth<f. llo~ed h.im , .M'Y much, Wt."rt noc u ~ n o w b«.auR our h.1\·c &TO" n in JU(h d1ffc:tcnt dirt'CtiOO$. h~t"i lilol(t 1 and I ~~e~i:':~ ~na~:~~~~~~:r!~~~:~ ~~;·~~c~ul :,~:~ ~~~c~ld v.ho') hid 1 USO.:tOtn)' and I'm \'er)' C\lrJoU~ about It, but •ll h<'ll <'<r ral~ aboul i> th< dipical Ol'<fllion ot>clr-norhin& abour rhc tffea 11 had on hi• h<ad or hn P')·choloaic.t •rr•oa<h 1o ><A.,.l acci•ir). Men ..,~ had A:n) lnllm!5Y v.lth OM another. •• ". . .A man should be self·assuredJ unafraid, in control, and autonomous or self-sufficient not de endent. . ." Men mos1 ortcn ant•-nN that a man should be' wtr- as.swcd, unarraid, in control. and autonomou' or Kif· surf~icno. But many men did not ha,e, and had ne--·tt had. a bt's1 frie.nd: " I do not ha'c a but maLt fricnO. There h no p.ankuJar man 1hat I fed tiO\C to. I ha\C DeYtr L&lt ed to an) male (othn than a brier cncoume.r V~'ilh .a professional rounl("lor) about inttma.."Yt~ of my mani~ lift, or othtr\ttist." Man)' mm ~ thar abiiH)' ao bt' d~ was ~~ short b) rear of "ho.........ual" rceti"'s: ''I had l "'-0 or lhr« doir fucn.d\ tn school. I ha'c ont) maitU.AJDtd a rc&auonship wnb one As l1hm.k bad, 'AC' •'tff almo)l inkfllrabk. but on rcrlettioothf dostntss btcom< uncomror,.bl< and so •• pul1<'d oparr. Thar os sad . Tbcrc u c , . , r... OCCC1>I•bl< rotc modds roc milk rr~nd>h•p 111 our >O<!tiY lllunl ,... ,. ... all afraid Of co lot lAY " A I tht SaUl( umc. \rf) (ev. .men mentioned \t,al1lln& ....,.,1\11 different or closer ttltttonstup) "'lth men: not d<pcndcnr: "A rnan .Jhoul be )CH-assvrtd, confidtnt. :t.nd in conuol mo!tt or tht lime.·· "Masculinity'' based on a man'to abilit)' 10 i!Oillrol thmg) around him. The abUiry to mo•• ph)'skal ob)«1> ai>O." ''He shQokS be stlf·sufnc•nu and indcpc:ndcnl in 1m1u ol no1 h.a\'in.& to rtl) on :anyone (or s.ur\·h·aJ." ''A mascuhnr person r·u.ibiu ma1r traiu; ""rtnl\tn&, ondcpcnd<.... dir«rn<s>, rati<>t'aliry." ''MaJ<'Uhnn) muns nor btm& pushtd around "and ~nO"-Dlftl v.hat he- Vta.Jl\-) .and JOin& OUltO 1ft h ; ' "1'01 MI\JI •rllo)·"'IDI) ." "A man >hould lot "1<n1 and ip conrrol " " As I _grow older I am rea II desirin more male friend s, b~ I find it difficult to talk with men." ''A ma)Cuhnc man hu a dn\e for \C:Ji, •nd ~in work au hl\lnj St:\ \\ilh \\OrDen."' "I &Ut\S a peni~ counts/' " Be should ,.,ork. A man can't ha\'t much ldf·...,onh \\Jthout u.·· ••A min b u>deu ,r he d06n"a 'A ()fl..'' "A man should lot II>< brcod,.onn<r and Jill>) Ide tmohoo.tJ .st:abilny in tbc borne •• "A mao ohoold h>'< • rom~) and be"' nahrful l>Qd. \\ht:n m) ... rc aokl mt 1h.11 ,.co •err IOU)IIo ha\t a ~b) . n Jl'f me a fediOJ of iiiUSfatuon a someho• n CAadr me fed JU>tiftcd. '~o" I could II~< m) fllhrlul plaoc 111 tOO<'\)" "lmn-ot m mak -=-mtttS such&\ huNans. campma. lishon,, and <-'Piorint·" Somt mm rtbtl apirut "m&sc\lhnityu: " Men orcrroincd ar an early qc 10 dilrCJIId any •nd ~\tJ) emotion. and bt Sltona. You tab $0tnCOI\t hkc lbaa and rhu • 'onder why they don'l and sometime tat~'c "rr<>S recting$. Nor only thai, lh<y arc suppal<'d ro lot~ crou bttwtt-n John Waynt and Ch~ M.anhauao 8aJ1k. and Hugh Hdntt. We art onl)' human for chriuakt.'' "I am not a •man' as socit1y says I ~ould be: I don't lole to ' fiahl or pity Sporn, and I ha•'< fcttinv." "Bur perhaps surprisinaly. mo>t men Sl&lcd tloat ban& "macho" ror<<S<Died aiT<e~cd, onllloal, and im«''lr< bc-ba,·•or ~ ord "Mo<ho h J>hon). mo\CUhnil) "real." "Ban& masculine is pan or bdna. man; bana 'macho' " lrcul& on O>>-it clqnode5 oncsdf and "''CrY rcmak on the nnh."" .. , rod lloat lh< bia<SI problem reo"' mm ... rear or ban& thoUJhl "cak 01 human. Men dO<l't st'C1!1tO lot able 10 odmu rh.>llht) .... rrcr th<....,., problcmo &> ocha men. that th.c) arm"« suptftDal, ttr•• and/ or 1hatthey arm•t pcrlcct "' all aspcru ol SCI<. " F;o,. tht book ,Th< Hn< Rcpon on Male S.•ualily b)• "When a mln h willon& to aCC<f'( 1n rutl all rt.4ipOmiblhllt!l., I hen he I) a real man." Shtrt 1/Jtt. Cop)nghl /981 by Shrrt 1/ltr. Rtprmttd b) ,wrmwrrm of Al/,.d A . Knopf, lnr. Dwrlbuttd by lAS AnRtln Ttmb Syndicatt. ''A man Lno•J ho" ." "S....C.>flll in bu»nns. C.Our " ''A mar1 "1 &U) •ho males SIOO.OOO a )tar. dfi\C'\ an npc_n~t\C e~~r. and wus to beautiful "'omen .. ''M) latMr told me; Mc:an *hat you say. h.t"q) " I h l\C nt\'CT been &ood I I ~ports and ban A\Oidnt them. This has 1endtd to isolatt me from other men. J socialize "'•th ' C'f)' ft,. ~ . I wish I k new mor~ m~n fo taJk 10. As l grov.. older I am rully desiring mor~ male: " Out), bono<. and caun<>) male • man" "Kno•llll •has )OU •nt tn rdarion. ro •omen •bto to lot AronJ and •hen lo lot acntl< To b< ..,...con<,..;.., """""' and ehadron and pet> bl< and •• .. Scm& hone"· rair. and comideratr." )OUr Mandatory Meeting of all Candidates 4:00 Talbert Senate Chambers! COMEOUTTOTHEGAME AT THE Scotch I FREE -Hotdogs - Potato Skins -Popcorn -Peanuts • Plate of Chicken Wings $1.50 Scotch-n-Sirlo ln 1999 M • ple Ro•d to the Blv d . M•ll Petitions are due Today! Have them in by 4:00 pm to the SA office '.111 Talbert Hall SEVEN DA 1'S A Wf.EI.. ·- -· •• • • - W e - food till 3 :00am .... ....._.. s,.c.....~_.,..._ · ~ JtAll 6 , . . 10 6 111.-6......_ MM O..• K nutH 178 BAILEY AVE. 836-8905 8 . ""'s,.oc.n.n. - ,. ,. - .... tA..... r... • rf , _ , , ; Best of· Luck to all ' Candidates! �sports Th.e key to Bulls'victory: The rough offensive line By DAN HOLDER eo,.,.. Eduor It hu 10 kp. "<~Chi I UO poundi. and ~ . ... duecth ruponsible I fc>t"It" a Bulls orr.... that rolled up 4~ )O<d> "'"' Cortland Suote. lithe ftvt mm that malt up 1he UB ofTmdve tin<. Pnmlrill I 1 <O<I<'<'I'n«< "•th PfOie<IIIIJ the quartnba.;~. tho urut alJO ~)'i • ttlk."'Al rok 1n the rwantn, offrmr ltfc tKUt Blu.n \\-dWlft ~nnbuttd tM lUCCD) of lh~ from fi"~ to c\ptttmt.."'f' ''Wt'rC' mon of 1 unu." ht noced, companna tbb )'(21'} ,roup 10 lhol.t or tht onn rwc "'TlM' auipmmu &fC' tbt Ja.IIM: for the ><t011d )U< .'' he wd "\\ C\U feel OM ._her ~y, and "~ al~ taiL mor~ out on tht ritiJ •• H ll toU.oltrp.a~t on the r.,tu ,..;~c <•.tfl s~rf<k~. a&reeci, apbinu\1' that '*t'\tf)ont LM"~to tbc,r •"-'tnmtnt. II"~ the c'pcri~ from pla)lliJIOJC'Ibel " ASidt from tht t\pt'flm«, ctm )tll'i Bu!li also feature dqlth . .. \\("'rr Ill '-ft\, .. n&ht auard ~ (\10 O'ShaU&IW'U) Ytd. " W t'\C' dqteh-tw.('l 01 1hr« dtt-p. h\ ahe rtna tUnc •-e'\e had that .. Tbt rm pr01«1roo rn the 30 7 "In.,., Cortland >« up four • lout'hdo-.n palSft., but the mrn on 1hc lmc prefer the ,round ptnc'. em '""'Or "I hL.t runwb'<K'Lm& bc1ctt," Cfflttr Mekt Cummln&\ rrponcd • ..Tbal'.i -.hro "'t ha'e fun ." Joe Ma-.on, .. ho '1-ll~nat~ ac thtsnarJ')if\8, powt.on w.nh Cumnuncs. :u\C'ftcd lhat as far 1.) K1tin1 -up the IIOUlld fM1C' 100, "'thai'S v.hll ""t•re thC"fC' for." A.s a guard, ••t can't O\rfpo"'~' a drfm11"c taclr.le," O'ShauJ,OC'.b ) ~1d. "But On I PI», I ('In cut hlm 101M ouuidt."' Con land "rouldn't come OUI of thtlr 4· 3 deftnlt," ht r<COJOIZN-0 lint-ur that usn four dov.n hntmcn. bac'ktd by ahr« tinebactrn. The Vlsiton rdu)aJ to stun t llrir dcfcn,ivc r.tan« hclf)C'd set up lht ton:c U8drn~ . A \.ey tltn1c1u "' tlmtlln& lht \ishor> co potnts v..u tht ~roullng report prcp.a1cd by the Oulh coaches. "Tht ro.achint. "3'" st\ "t''l pnfrt:c." ItO au:.ud Ooua John.son praised. ''And so -..u tht Koutina." Wihon add..t that "The> played "hat "'' thouaht th<> '40I.J1d. Thr coadlc• prC"partd u) v.ell, Thtn If chry dtd thro~ any ttunl), v.c ptt"C'd lhcm up." All fl \ pl.aycn \U\&kd out offtntwr tint coaeh Charlt'\ Donnt'f fOt uainlnr 1M unn . Buffalo qua_nc,bacl. Man) 8a.l'fcte -.;as rt..achrd once for -a sad., tarh 10 lht 1hirll quantr \\ 11\0il rc-porttd Chait 1M pta) in\ohtd a blrtzrn& C0<1land ltrr<l><l<~n. ASrde from that st•m yard toss. Barrnt aPf'(audf'd lht' fr()RC fi\t, nfhnJ lht J'&U pt'Oitc'UOn "pnftct.*' Con.."f'fnm&lht' ~ ... tht JUnior qu.&rltfb~ .. ~\plaJntd th3.1 ''I had th«" hnx- buc had poor rornmuntnt1011 v.ith 1ht rC\~nH'I' ~ " OtbcnnK he totmed the hne'> tflo<t as "t\ctlltnt ." \\ d)()n, ont or 1ht BuU.s' ln-c"lf'llllnJ. tnd~atf'd th;ac "tf ) "0\1 IJ\t Moar1) mouah umr. bt"•J dcadl) . And •C' ~tf~ h1J'If)) 10 obh&r him . " ~ Head '""'X'h BtU Dan6o ...,-C'C'd, oounc1hat lh.t offC"USi\C fin ll\t "amrk rroiC\.-uon·• 10 aU 1hr« UB r)I..,_S ustd Hr •nd~astd 1ha1 rhts )tar•• hM" t) .. more l&lft1.w xt .. 1h&n laSt wason. addmJ lbat 10 bC' l ~~~·:;:u8~~~!~0~~':u~:,::~ ~~rft',:;\~,!:~'up mov&h hob ~s;!'!.l~-=-::::-'~~=·= C55i'" ._ . . . ..ut or CortL.,.. •••rs.t..,.,.WN..._.. . .. :!::""' ero.ct e._ 10r h wa. with u yam on ts I for 81 )-ard< of ad,.,....,...,, FuUba<l Ttm " ..JU.:b said that "o (ood hM rntan1•'tl1nma. .. The Jumor ,;IOOfirmrd lhat ~··a &ood offmw'r hnt ~an mal.t a mechc~rr bac-l tooL aood.'' Callt. . the offenw-r lrne "the hoi> up front," N"l>dl <ODttded chit for a ntW'I "lhr fin1 fhc )arch l.fc thr offtnst\t linr·,. An)lhinraftn that u lhC' rv.nMh ... Bulls score over Cortland Team wins home opener By J EF'FREY R. T H URSTON Sports Editor Cortland defense a&ainst UB's pusina an..,k. "This left me with an outside linebacker. who picked me up deep," D'Amieo added. Fa.LI.test. sunshine and the openina day ror the UB f001 baU Bulls: alltbe inv«Jienu for • perfect d.ly oo campUJ jelled together to make Saturd.ly a most mjoyable afternoon fo< ....-yone ueept the Red Draaons from Corlland Slate. From tbe openjna kick-ofT liU tbe fmal buuer. tbt BuDs display«< &D OW<SOO!t ShoW of ttarn...,..k openjna up tbcir 1981 Division Ill slate by out joust ina toe l>fatons 34-7 before 346.1 tnthwiastic Rowy Fldd spectaton. The Bulls fuM play from ocrimtn~e. a 66 yard touchdown pass from quanerback Matty llanetl to Joe D'Amko-the lirst or three touchdowns fO< the combinatioo-si&Jialed wbal was to come. "Our pme plan ..... 10 SWt thtowin& ri&bt away," said the junior quanerback. "AII<r tbe f1111 touchdown I lh<HIIbt they make adjUMmenU in thdt defeosh·e backfldd." On the day Barntt completed 10 or 18 passes for 297 yards and (ow touchdo•'Dt wbilt' O'A.rllico hauJOcl in r;... reoeplions f<>< 218 )'Olds, a new UB rcc:ord for roc:dvers. D'Amieo also c:ouaht thrtt TI>s~. 33, md 49 yards "'"""d respocth>cly. uwe wert runnlnt a Oy pattern and lhey were in a zone deftrue,., ooud D 'Amieo, cdliclzinll T he Bulls ran the sooreto 21.0 btfo<e Cortland put any poinu on tht board. With less than a (llinute rcmainlna In the fltA half, the DrtiiOnl punted out of their own end zone. Howevtt. t.ht BuUs were. eharaed with ruffin& the kicktt ll>'ina Cortland new lift . It took ju!> :10 seeoods for Cortland 10 march the lmath or lht fldd with quanttback Jay C'oeply <OMectina with wide roc:dvn Frank 8urm from 37 yards out. Openjna the second half Oeply took to tht air OJOia, how....- tbt 8ull defmse mtldpated 1UI aerial attack. On sec:ond do•11 ltnd>acker Pat Quinlivan stepped in froot or a w'OWd be Cortland reca- and picked off his ..,..,.,d pas• or the pmc. ''Ow defenoe was familiar with their orrcnsht P<oc«iura." Aid QulnliYan . "We Wlldled the S<Outina rcporU md our offense ran thdt stylt or offmoe aaainst us all ..-.ek in P<actice~ We w..e ....ty ror them and .... had no Itt downs." T"'o plafi followina the inttrc:cpdon ~ttl found split md Bnad Franko- the middle for the fourth seore inereasina UB'i load to 28·7. In the scc:ond half, the UB def<nsc: performed sup<rbly, n01 allowin& Cortland IMide the Bull 20 yard lloe. In the third quarttT with the Dra&~>ns establlshina a <><ninous drive in B'ull territory, UB linebacka Frank Bemlfato dashed into Cortland's baekfldd and intercept«< Cieply's piteh back 10 f uUback Mike Bowe stiRin& any Cortland seoring hopes. With time running, out, both ceanu made replacemeou 10 gjve <"~Of'/ player a chance to play. With the Dr~ons U)'in& to mareh the lenr;th or tbe fldd for one last scort behind ~quarterback Sam Davidson, UB Untbacker Jim K.atnts imercepted tht ball and ...,.., 47 yards untooch..t 10 close out tbe scorinJ. D'Arnioo sUIJllll<d the- same up sayiq.: ••This is a crt* emotional boost. It will '"" us the ~rldenot ""need to cany imo tht: se&SI)CL ' ' .. You h.av~ 10 ah-oe a &real deal or credit to the offmsh't lint. They pve Marry (BamU) all the· lime ia • "o<td 10 throw. All we (the roc:d•·en) had 10 do was 1<1 opm." BULL Bn'S: The Bulls now Carry a 8-S.1 over Cortlaod in a series tbat stan«< in 1950. • • UB roc:dv..t 12 penalties for 107 yards. • • Injured in the OODitsl was running. bact Tooy Percical, who did not return to action. . . Tht Bulls arc on the road for IWO straiaht pm<s, Stp<<rnber 19 II Grewe City Colleae md Sept<rnber 2li •• •nst Hobart~.Tben~thome aame is October 3 State University. • Wayne n. hi• ........,. .... .,._ ... . .... .,..., an . . . ._.... Wod. • ,..,,..,c.,...ttaw puntet Jo. .........,cz:zt, n.. ue.......... almt~M ~to OM touchdown end Oftt11U t.,.. ....,..,~ •• h-.... *'••ted COtUMII sc. .. ClOSE eur... U to7 . �Bulls gore Daemen Gross nets hattrick By JCEVlN KRUEGER Sp«lnun Steff Writ..,. To say !he Bulls looked good in their 12.0 romp over Daemen College may be tbe under5tatement of the year. Last Friday a t Rotary Field, Kurt Felgemacher scored-to so alons with his two assists-the first UB goal, the last aoal and two more in between. Other UB standouts were teamrmue be¥ Oaemeo Many Gross "'ith three aoals, .,ahender Oa,·id CbllpmiiD Walter Cohn (l wo aoals, t ""O asshts) and second half replacement Luke DiMaagio (one aoal, two assists). Equal cnclit mu$t be given to the entire defeme, whose pre,enlion was aood enou&}lto hold their op ponents tc:Oreless for the second strai&htaame. Ript from the openiJII kockorr UB had the aame locked up. Tbe passina was far superior than that in lasr Wednesday's eont~ apiMt Nill&&fa University. Bull, Walt Cohen ~et up the first soaJ when he sprin ted down the right wins. s~ Felaemacber at the top of the penalty area, fed him the ball and sat, back as be wathed his with a shot to the left side of the caae. In the next three minuies UB took advantqe of t "0 siftwrapped opportunities. Many Gross reccived a pass from Felgemacher. and almost walked into' the aoal area s«>ring' the second goal. f'eJiemacller struck aaain on a penally kick minutes later, which resulted "hen he was tripped up in the penaltv area by a Daemen defender as a laSl reson . riaht pll<% at the riaht time for the fourth goal. When Cohen's initial shot was punched out by Chapman the Oaeman soaltender tripped ovor a UB player in the prOCtSS. Tbe ball landed in front of Simpkin, who popped it in for his second goal or the year. A few minutes later, Mark Brown got hold or an errant oaemen goal the next few moments play kick. Brown passed ;1 over to &01 sloppy. The Daernen coach Collen, who timed was Ji'"en a ~ellow caution Felaemacber's break porfecdy, card for his sideline bchavk>r. settina up tbe hat-(rick tally. _ Dave Simpkin wa& in the Cohen scored both of his goals before the first half ended, Carbon copies or each ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~! other-they bolh came from " ,....... " dribbling thrOU£h the line or ' fullbacks, faking the aoalie The Glll<lua~ StUdent Association & and shooting intide the risht · Tile G~ate are proud to present~ post. The only difference was that the first y;as assisted by ~IJlSt mid fielder Jim DeVore. the ~ second by defender Mike ~ ~ ~ ~ ln Scl1oo! th€ annual 3Rl\~too;;:;ney:;.;;:;;;:;;;:;:=;;:;;;:;;;:;;;th;;JI=dan;;d;;B;u;;;rr;;alo;;';s;;; q sa mIX€ Q eleve = n;; th= =o;; ne;;mo = n;;lh; ;f;r;o;m ;;;;; toda = y;; . =A ~ Wed. Sept. 16th at 8 pm In the FUlmore Room of Squire f MSC ~ Live New Wave Music by ~ 1 Jt~·;OoriJ ~ from 9 - l Midnight ~ 2 - ~ GENERAL INTEREST MEETING TOMMORROW Main ·St. Campus: 337 Squire 3pm ~ Amherst Ca~pus: 108 Norton 7pm I~ Beer Served . L,u.u~u.uu.uu.u~~ -Sept. 23rd anti-nuclear rallies I 0. O..W. OMer I ., Clliclrll - . - I FREE il _ ............... I EXpna Dec. 31, 'Itt II ... VAUD ANYTIME .,....., ,.....o...a.-. . . . ... I learn about NYPIRG's issues and this semester's NYP~G projects at ROOII'S ,_,._ JISM ... I .,,_H_., ,, ........ _i<t<l r - - 6IJI.OI(J() - - Guest Speaker Donald K. Ross -former Nader attorney -statewide NYPIRG Executive Director -, -organizer of the May 6th and E'S-, ! 11~Ding ~ II ATTEND 3 ADMISSION FREE! l. ROOTI ln between Cohen's was set up When Fdsemacher scoreboard manses. defendor decoyed the soalie into Jim LaRue scored when his in· thin kin& that he would take a swin&ina comor kick went shot from DiMaagio's crossing untouched. pass, but let it go lhrouab his Buffalo starting aoalie K~n legs to Gross. Oaernen's aoaJie Grenier was never really bad already eommiued himself challenged in the aame. seeing and the net was wide open . just five shots all day. His The final aoal was tou&htst save of the match was Felaemacher's, yet it could a hard safety pass back from have been anybody's. Ballarin his own defender DeVore. The shot rebounded orr the defense (includina Horb goahender and into a aowd or Schaum and Aldo Ballarin) Bull forwants. was as effl'Clive as a brick wall UB ripped orr a total or 24 when they were not in the act shots, oonnealng on of seorin&. twelve-&ood even for The only thing that was basketball f~ld aoaJ diverse in the second half was percentaaes. The improvement that the teams had cban&ed in ball control will help them ends. Luke DiMaJ&io calleaed later when the scbedule his first points or the youna toughens up. 1981 season with a 17 yard After next .W ednesday's blast from the ri&}lt side. Gro$$ home match against Geneseo then promptly scored two in St., they play five straiJht road only four minwes. Gross's games before hOsting Fredonia ..,._ .... 12A ....... F... Bitd. Ollor ...... - New York Public Interest Research" Group 356 Squrire WE GET RESULTS- GET INVOLVED/I 831·2451 • �It's NCAA vs. NBC for football television rights By JOHN M . DIAT AnWonr SPOru &Juor Leaders or the mo.!t powerful Institutions in college football will make a final decision by Friday, September 18, on whether to &o .-gainst the National Collqiate Athletic Association .(NCAA) and aaree lO a four year television contract with NBC. The.Collqe Football AssociaJion SCFA)-which vored by a .narrow mar&in last month to ratify Ill• contract-had &iven iu members until September 10 to chan&• thdr •otes. Tbe deadline then was extended to September 18. If the Cf'A aarees with the $180 million contraa., there is a ponibilhy that they could fa« severe penalties from the NCAA which could possibly mean exclusion from all NCAA sponsored e•·ents. The NBC contract-which is scheduled to begin in the fall of 1982- would be in conflict with the $263.5 million televiJion putt signed last June by the NCAA and the other two major networn, ABC and CBS. Tbe differen.., between the two cOntracts in•olv•l.t~ae financial coMiderations for some members of the CFA. or more importance is the faa that wbetber the five )ttr-old CFA can suettSsfuUy challen&e the NCAA's control over almost every aspect of m~r coUege spons. 'Of more lmportahce Is the fact that whether the five-year-old CFA can successfully challenge the NCAA's control over almost every aspect of major college sports.' The NCAA is·against the pact because if it iJ aoeepted, it could wipe OUt the "amateur" standin& Of college football. The CFA counters that q,e NCAA doesn 't have the right to sign a contract that is binding for everyone of the 478 colleges with varsity football. T he Cf'A's agr~ent with NBC offers the lOP teams more money and more television appearances, iDCiuding some prime time on Saturday nights. It is eslimated that a team making the maximum number of appearancn pn television ~cb year, under the NBC deal would get S7.7 million o - the four )'Qr} or the contrac:t, compared witb a possibility of $6.1 million under the p~t NCAA plan. The NCAA four·year package with ABC and CBS calls for 70 games or 140 team appearances on television each year, compared with 58 games or 116 team appearan""5 under the • current contract with ABC. Under the new contract, each learn would receive about SSOO,OOO for appearing in a nationally televised game, compared with about $300,000 under the current contraa. • • Students With Classes That Meet On Saturday's Only or on Monday's Only . Because the first class meeting of Salur~y only or Monday only Courses will not be until Saturday, Sept. 12th or Monday, Sept. 14th., you will be giuen until Friday, Sept. J 8th. to drop such a course· WITH NO FINANCIAL PENAt. TY. If you ojfidally drop a Monday only or Saturday only course by Sept. 18, at the Admssslons Office and your Fa/11981 Student Aocount Statement reflects a prorated charge for this course, you should contact the 0/ftee of Sltldent Accounts. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • ~--------------~------------~ • •••••••••••• ••••••••• All S.A.· Recogni~ed A major differmce between the two pacts is that the CFA packqc cuarantees each panicipatin& institution at leastt ..-o appearances during tbe four-year term of the contrad. The NCAA pact has no sue!~ suarantees. A problem the NCAA must deal with iJ that the CFA agr~ent was notautboriud by the NCAA. The NCAA's council has ruled thai institutions that sign the unauthoriud coatract will be aubjected to penalties that could range from probibitina a football team from panicipatin& in NCAA sponsored chamPionships io expulsion from the NCAA . Tbe NCAA has scheduled meetinas on September 17 and 18 in Atlanta to discuss tbe problems facio& tbc:rn. September 18 is the final deadline for the CFA vote on whether to finalize the agreement with NBC, after which the siwation should become clearer• . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••• • OFFICE OF STUDENT ACCOUNTS • • • • ATTENTION: • To Clubs And Organizations 1253 Nleg. . FaUe Blvd. Ollor.....,.._, ~~·- ..... Be advised that the deadline for you to sub-· mit your· organization's program of events· for the fall semester is Sept. 2Pth. Failure to subiT'it your club program .will . :~ result in declaring your club._i~active. �I Drop/Add 240 Squire and 202 Baldy Last day to initially register September 11, 1981 $20.00 Will be charged for each first registration of courses after September 11,1981. Last day to drop with no financial penalty Last day to·add September 11, 1981 September 18, 1981 $,0.00 Per change will be charged for any schedule changes after October 9, 1981. There will be no excep· tlons!! .· . . 1.0: Cards may be obtained Monday through Thursday, 1:00-7:00 at Diefendorf Annex, R~om 2, from August 31 -September 17, 1981. The I.D. center will be closed as of September 1'7 at 7:00 until Spring Registration in January. "!!!:::::::= �Police Blatter South camp ... Rtporu: Squire Hall, Room 17- Petit Nonb ea.p,.. Rtporu: .l.art.'Cn>-A male ""den' reporu an unknown penon(o) took his W"dkcoon Pub-Pait baa or sdlool boots (S92.18). l..anxuy-Unkno"ll penon(•) Kimball Lp.-Qiminal took victim's reddisb-«1111< waJkt Mlidlief- A fel11ale student (rom tabk at Wilt.:son Pub. Tbt report. 1111 uokno..., poraon{•) Wallet ClOIIlaincd S2 in c:uh, boo\e the ..., window or her cor. JChool I.D .. and ""' valU<d at T-.y, Septemb<-r I n.,. SIO. 533 (Apm-<:rimlnal Mlicbief-Unb>own turned orr lbr fr<e>rr in lb. ..rn,.r..or io Room su aJJo,.ma tb< rroLCn food to lbaw and 'POi]. VaJU<d at ss. Farco Laundey Room-P<Ut J..anxuy-\'iaim stat<d lbat he fC\ bis wallet, -.lue--510. «<nWRIQI S40 c:uh, a Staioleu Sled .....ch \'a!U<d at 530, and nys to room, down 00 00< or lb. "'-'<~~ina and upon rerumin.a 1.hcy .-ert missin&. Soto.. a.- llopotu: Basanmt Bc:thune-Petit J..anxuy-F<male Student reporu that betwun 2:•s and l:•s p.m. unknown - ( • ) took b<r Takara Custom 12 Bicyc:le. maroon with whlct lencn. 27 inch, men's style valU<d at 5200. Clark Oym-Qrand Larceny-Unknown penon(s) •tole his walla which 00111ain<d Sl c:uh. AAA d VISA cuds, Casltmate Card from Buffalo SaviQSS Bank. LiccnJ< and r<Jistration. Wallet was valU<d at 512. Also taken was a pair or tan pants •·alu<d at SI S. Tow..- Lot-Hit and Run. An unknown drh·er'Of vehidt no. 686-!XE hit a bro,.n o..vy parRd i11 To..·..- Lot. Unidmtifltd •iE.DC$$ sa.. e the plat~ cumber. Viotim plate no. 7~DMU had ~ rear quarur panel dama&•· Clanent, Room 327-Bu,.W)-A male Audent ,.,.,... an unknown peraon($) iook hll • ·atch valU<d ., SSO !rom hi> room Squirt Hall-Assault-A male Student repons •hik "andioa in !be F'rllmore Room ao unidmtifltd "hit< male piii1Ched him "' !be eye and mouth. Tbt rna; lll<n ran orr. "n" ......,.) , S.pe.-. studnn Aated that h< "'Uioina to rape her. He abo mus<d to turn down his 5teJCO afin she Bean< Cmtcr-BurJiary-A complain<d il "'" 100 loud. The male stud<IU reporu 111M unknown .W. studmt ..W be petltlooed •• poriOil(s) ual<rwfully mta<d the SWJ. above rooms and took two Park!"' Lot P-9-P<Id Motorola F/M liaod»Talkie l..anxuy-A rema~t studcac reporu rad'>OS. Also mWin& was a Moaroe thl! 1111 uokno..., Pei'IPII(s) took Calculalor and an OIMtl b<r Koclak camaa (valu<d at ~ El<ctrical Calculator. TOtal wbile it was in her ~<d car • eotimal<d value is S2•90.SO. tbe abo.. Jocatjon, Beane C<n1<r-Criminal M1tdUel-A male student reports Soot~ ca- "-'"' an unkno"" pet>Oil(S) damoaod Squtre Hall llaxmcnt-Pettt !be rear exit door at lb. abovt l..anxu>-A femalt stud<ftl reporu location. o.m..., estimat<, 550. an uokno"" pet>011(1) fUI>Ovtd IUcl!mood-lbrasstncnt-A b<r bro•-n W1llkt (Ofttainina Sl female W>dmt reporu tbal a mak worth or chanct'and her Food Non• ca..,.. hpooU: Servl« C..d. No• .561618 . Value, Sl$. Ooodyar Cafcterii-Petit '-"'-Y-A male student reporu an uoknowD pet>011(1) uola'~>fully took bis bectpack a>alainina ttJtlboolts. and a1a*s- TOtal va!U<, S100. Squire Hall, Pool Room-Petit Larcmy-A male stuclmt reporu an unl.nown - ( s ) toot hii bootbq otlll&aillioa books r.lb< above loc:rWoa. Tbt 101&1 value •uSJ6. RCKarY Fltld-Peut Larcmy-A male "udmt rq>OIU till Ullkno'll11 peHOft(s) unJa,.fully raDO\<d hrs toap-IOhlkb<wurllllflin&at Rotary Field. Tbt •-.Jut ..... S$0. Ifyou're going to take grueling business courses, you'll need all the help you can get You 'II need a financial calculator made hy LIM· people who invemed 1he handheld financial c:llcula1or and hJw led 1he way ever since. You 11 m.x-d a calculator wilh all Ill<' functroru. and could~,..~.,. n-quirc. You'll need a llc\\k.>tt·Packard. ~u Hall-Petit l..anxuy-Bc:t,.em 9 a.m. and II p.m. a cassette recocdtr and 12 ~ape~ stolal from aloc~a . No oip ol forad enuy. w..-. w......,, s.,c.- 2 TbeHP-38C. AU the help N..U.C....~~>ponr. MFAC. Outisde Jane ~a Room-Criminal Mischief-Patrol reporu unlmown poraon hit outside wall or Jane Keder Room ..-ruch caused a lara< ..-ack in the .....n. Tbt estimat<d darnO«e wu ru. MFAC, Outside Room 161-Qiminal Mi..:hid-Patrol reporu an unknown pcraon(s) tnock<d two holes at the above location . Damas< was cstimat<d at S7S. MFAC, Wall by d<vator no. ZD-Criminal Mischief-Patrol reporu an unknown penon(s) knock<d a hole at the above location. DamO«< wu estimll<d at S«l. •16 Spauldioa no. 2-Petit J..anxuy-A female student ~pons thl! unknown pe!$011(1) took b<r froot tires (valU<d .. sao each) and replac:6!1b<m loo<dy with worn tires. W6ea she drove away, !be tires feD off DC<aitalltn& an aliaDmeot valU<d .. $2$. lt<d J ....et-BurJiary-A youcan ge1. 111<' HP·38C AdvallCl'd Finan ~~~~E~~ cial Pro,;rammable ; Memory gives you 1he most extensive set of financiaHunction~ available in a handheld calculator. And. an easy·lo·use programming capability. So visi1 your neares1IIP deuler for a hands-on demonstration. And c~'Ck ou1 1he dynamic HP·37E busincs.~ mod<'i, too. Then buy an HP. h may be the last easy thing you do for a long time. For de1ails and the addre-ss of 1he dealer in your area. call toll frw: 8()().54 7-.3400, Dept. 6 58N. cxccpl Hawaii and Alaska. In Orl~on.l-all 758·1010. Or write 1-lcwleu·Packard. Corvallis. OR 97330. Oep1. 658N. female stuclmt reportS .... ~ penoa(s) stole bor ..r,...._rra................,. ~ . . . . room. 1'-}. l.-12~­ l..an:ay-A .... IUideal reporu ............ .......c..> ... !be dOor from llil l'rlPioft -..1 in !be Cclleee Urban Staodla f i 3 HEWLETT a!'~ PACKARD ........_ FatJ0,7thlbx Meo'a Room-Pcdt . . . _ , _ . . . · reporu lhAil biJ ......... tai:CL Wallet valued 01 SID and cootaiDed his driven licatlc and -..1 papen, but no cull. , Soedo ~ . _ ., Diefendorf Aru>ox-CrimlDal Mischief-Pauolseports a doublt &lasa door was broken by an uoknown porson(s) a1 the above loec.ioD. The door wu valued a1 SJOO. Complete line of Hewlett Packard Calculators · available at Laco Bookstores. 36.1 0 Main St. (across from Main St. Campus) .. Buff~lo, N.Y. 833·7131 �etC. 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CAST OF CH.ARAC'TEAS: Sub 8oe,td tatevlift D1rKtcr Deftnfs 8'-ck C• ...,_). 111'1 cwtolnet atbi.ttatot bet'weM 'l'ht SpKtnlat' lind 1 ~ ___ _ , _lA _ ~ ..,....._ wn &4_ ..hd to... ftOIIn~ ehe bltut ,....,. Of ..,$_ ........ -,...,...,.__ ..,_a s .... ~ ....... end SA "T,..._.., ~M• ....,_,..,.,. flvhO, ~ ..,._,.. .... .,. Spec""'-· ........... .cthttln ........ to dOM 1M .Jt ,.., old,...... of ltMDM I 'The Spectrum' and SA reach agreement . probably clrfault on 1M Auaust IS ~ym<nr • ....,_...., Bauman paid tile ;...,... on rile f«<ftd insrallmau ro a>-ood clrfaull. W hal C...vas comp!ettil bcr te-m u <dltor·in<hi<f the paper daim<d 10 have $70.000 In uncollect<d receivable$. HowtVtt, according to Lapiana~ the 570.000 flaurc did no< take into I<XOUnt ad>ttdsina commi.sioru, bad debt ..pensa Mld mi1cdlaneous CX~¥Dses tbaJ. • ·ere iodJvidually small but added up. Lapiana damnincd that an imm<diate and tubstanlial inOux of money was ~Y 1f tht paper ,.--as to $tu"Viw. H~ received n., Sp«rrum BoarJ of Dueetoo's >PI"''al to nqotiate roo a n<w wb><riptloo fee. Aa:ordinato SA President Joe RHllln. he "" first broached on the subject by Black in July... Dcnnil: took me and Muk to lunch," h. .aid. "I just tisten<d, I didn't want 10 h.avr to ha\'t: DmniS Black invoh'<d." lApiana approacbcd Rifkin for a <ub><ripOOG ia Auamt...John hint<d 11 tt." Rilltin said. " It was done nonchalantly. And that's wbcre tile proltl<a:IJ ~. II. wasn't like then! was a deadline.'' Ritllin bqan to "heas rumor$ thai tbcre were ICrlous problems" and dedded "It wam't my responsibitity... Before aoina outoOfo(own in Auaust be authorized SA Trasurrr Mark Moore and SA Vice Prniclent Steve Kaplan to check the,paper's boob. WhcD ~ rfturncd be was ask<d by ......... fO<. ~.OOQsubscripcloa fee. "I •....S wt bed the liiOOCl' in owrllow,'' JUftiD dlimcd. AI lllls point ill the sqodatianJ Rlll<ln dilcwaad placina the SA lo&o on 1M front - o r 77w Sp«rnmt. Lapiana .... apltoll it bm ~ to Ritllin. "by tile end or Auatlll 11c (Lapiana) said 11c would QPIUdatt.'' Lapian2 cleni<d baetina down 10 Rilllin's d<'mands. "I obj<ct<d 100 paca~t tO having the SA 1oto any place eMber lhan the mu!Mid,'' b< insiss<d. ~Students don't nc<d tile lo&o on tile front- 10 know that their money is backina the subscription. That Y.'as urktly an SA po..,er play," he add<d. Hov-."t'ver. RHlcin nOttd. 1ht i~Sut was moot by tfie be&ltonina or th< $<hool year. " Mart said we don't have tile monty and I told John be should start lookina at difrerent artu," Rifkin said. "I( th«c-'s no moMy, there is no i~. Period ." W hit< MOO« had adV>~ Rifkin lhll sso.ooo ..-.. not on hand roo Tht! Sp«rnmr be did say 111..-e wa> a wrplus or,....,..,, mandatO<Y fcc money from the previous year ... We need a cuh carry-ovn 10 1ake us to the ow year:• he c.xplained. With 1ht new Uoin·nhy billing sy5tcm the SA ~·ould begin to rt«iw mandtuory fee moMy by No\etnbtr. TraditionaUy, tile SA Trcuur« underestimates the budac.t. ··we wiD h.a"·e exccu rt'\c:nue if -e ha"r 12.000 (undt<craduare) stuclrnts but ""' ,.on·• sec it "" papa until May. "I told Joe that (il was a safe bel) that wt'll haw SSO,OOO for 1M~'"'"'·" Moor< asscncd. "He told John thOt w<: don't have the money." The n<goti2tions ar•thb time, both sides •arced. wrrc at a srandstill. HoWC\'er, on Stptcmber ), an artic't WIJ run in th~ Rtponor chronittina t'ltt Sp«t,.m ~ financial WOO$, prcdiclina the paper's imnlinent shutdown, and. one sour« noc<d. "all bdl broke lome." Lapiana bad contact<d Rtportrr ~ Editor Robm Mulcne about 1M Sp«rnmt~ dire situation. " I told him thm! was a aood dtance we ,.ould fold," Lapiana Yid. "1 didn't caiJ 10 start a war v.itbSA." Rifkin v~ the Rtporttr anicl< as a· Sp«trum' ploy to make SA I<>Ok bad: Moore counaercd that It s:peedcd ~ nqotwloru and may ha•-e bcm for tile bat. After th< anick appeared 71tt Spmrum *s printer and major c:rtditor. Buffalo N.,.. Press, recei•·<d an anonyn10us c.ll ioformin& them that the papa was facina bankruptcy. T ht prinltr inform<d Lapiana th;.. they v.'OUJ.d not print another issue withou1 a Sll.OOO cbcek. Rifkin and Kaplan wue approoch<d r..... immediate loan. Moor< nqodat<d f0< SA and clccidcd to let the papa print oo Friday. ••Tiley (Kaplan and Rilltia) didn't "'""'to rusb 1 clrds1011, but the Prodilal Sun wu comina out Friday and I consider<d the aodibitity of' 11Jt $p«1rtJm and the- Unh:a:sity."' he said. •• And how can you pu1 ,. prkx taa on cr<dibility1" A dcai "" reach<d at si• p.m. Buffalo Ne:ws Prr-u a.&rted to print if S2SOO was recdv<d . An hour'later. aft..- Moore left, Kaplan came 10 Lapiana with a contract >tat ina Tht $p«(TUm would rq>ay the S2SOO off<r«< by SA the rono. ;na Tuesday. Laptanalnsiji<d thai no ooe on 71tt Sp«rr111n had been itlformccl oo any contraauaJ qr~ts. Ril'liD counttftd that Moor< bad bcm clirca<d to indudc this as pan or th< art<mOOn ...,...,.enr . Lapi1na idustd 10 sisn thr. apumeru, Kaplan, upon discovering that pan of FridaY'• <dkion had already bcctf dcliv«<d ro the prinler, ordered Lapiana to cancel a.be press run. • .. Lapiana rtfusaWI<aplan procc<d~ to call tile print« from Tlrt SP«trum nrfrce. Lapiana block<d his pl>oM calls and Kaplan prO<ftdcd •o anotbcr orr~ •11e-e be <ailed the printer 10 caned the paper. Ho..-..er. Buffalo Neoo.. Press was insrruct<d by Lapiana no< to chan&• tile !latus of Friday's publication. unlc!J h was an ord<r by him only. E ventually, Buffalo News Press own•• • • Donald Holtzman came to Tltt Sp«rrwrr offoa: and disc:usscd linanaal with Lapiana. Kaplan. aod SA Tr<UI1rcr Bill Mad:. A S<ld<'mcm •as rcaob<d ,.;,h SA to sa~d the printer a cbcck roo S2SOO without a concraa from T1tt $p«tn~"'. N<gotialioru were hdd on Saturday with Tht Sptctrum aainil\i conccssioM on rour <>OiniS. Ho-r they rtfus<d 10 consider a front Pill< logo. "Lapiana tame back •ion~ and said there- was oo way to~ it. £,..,if it meant the end of tile paper,'' Rifkin said. "He said tile (Sp«rrum) Board was mcctina oo Monday, be saod, I'm aoina IO rcsip! and maybe tile ..,.. EdrtO<oin· Chief "ill resolve this,'' he added, "I thmk th)l ,..., somn.'hat of<"'".., play." Rif'kin ca.lkd a preu ronferm« for Sunday 10 announce the end of Tlrr .,......,..,u $p,Nrvm. On Tu<osllay. Lapiana notln<d Rifkin that wkh the Board's support he "ould cooctde to a menc;oo or lht Jtudc:-nt aovrrnmcnt. Rifkin refused to m«t ..itb him. "I was book<d." ~said. "foolft about 71tc Sp«rrum." On Tucsday ni&bt R.illtin and Kaplan infO<m<d srodaus at lbc Ellicott Complex that tilt papa "ould noc be pnnt<d on Wednesday. ''On W«<n<sday they....,.. Wxi<<d lo sec Tlrt Sp«trum In pr1n1," Moore said. nr. 's starr had conlribul<d money 10 keep the paper prinllna. Pftillons wen roUraed-o\·er 2000 sianaaures Vt'trt: plller<d in just m hours-for a rcftrcndum asltina SA 10 SUpport til< paper. Adminisuarors mel to ditcuss Options foo the papa. On Thursday aftcmoon,-;,... ,...k alter Ihe Rtponor aniclc.appeand, SA and Tht! $p,Nn1m siancd a !SO,OOO •ubsnlptlon aarcemmt. *ith 71tt Sp«1t11ut aarecina to l>rlnt, "subsnlption paid for by m311dotory <lud<nl fe« Of tht Undcrvadualt SIUcknl :auodarton" on the rronl paac. s_,,.m savma � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/0376325ce2c536676a2657557c6178f2.pdf ef6ea47c9483b5a7441fafd33cb88b40 PDF Text Text Jazzpoem, Unlimited (Pt. 1) �-1 PRODIGAL SUN ==========~c~o~"U=~~re~"~~r~s~==== I I September liM! I . l ,.,...., s ... fcljf..C0. ¥\CI A Comltod> ,,0 J t . f - . . . ... Mnfc Ecmo/1Tony G,.,_,. - o iJomes O.Vr,..,zo AJt OlteetCH1Matgarel ffll-llt.CitloiJJ..tln ~ Lap<ana Moo._,... fciiiOIISelll GoociOIIIId s...)., PHOENIX By Michael F. Hopkins . . .. .. .. .... • ... .. . .. .. . ... 3 That's entertainment? .......... fdlfCHfAniiiOny .. """' 8 ttiiNA MIMQtf ......., . . . 0 8autnan Mmotirte 0 1 - a )ne 8 Hut~~er JAZZPO~RY By Mtchael F. Hopkins . . .......•..•...... . ..... · 4 8 _ K&z:m41Cl•~ ,.,,.. ~11.tot'Sn• ty G•gha Adf'. CoouiJn•torll.lu-r.-nee Seidman ~OA'N Riffling on the oral tradition. T,. Prodlf111 Sun 11 a pUbltcatton o f Tile ~rum Sludanl PtriOd•cal. Incand 11 repq-sented tat neuonal by Communocatoons and A.Cf'l'8ftts.tng ~to SI~IS. Int. CLYFFORD STYLL ..,_,.,"9 By Larry Congdon . ...............••.•....•.... · · 5 Albright-Knox's Still world. 1M Spec/rum 11 servocl by 11>0 A.aaoclated Press, Fit~ Newspaper Syncucate, Los Angeles T1mes THE RAINMAKER Syndl<a~e, ColltQI&Ia Htad••nes ~United Features Syndacated """ Unlloct Press SY""oe•tt By Bob Schooley . ..... . Theater in the Courtyard. r,.. SpfH;trum tS representec:t tor nahonaJ by Comrnl.noeatoons anc1 _,,.."9 A<Mn•slng So<)-• 10 Stuoento. '"" 1 I c.rculalion aver•oe 20,100 ............. .. .... ..... .......... 9 Foreign films In' the frame. nt. Sp.ctrum othcea .,. tocatod in ------- 3M Squire Hall, Stall UntM,.,Iy ot New Yotl< at Bullato. 34S Ma.n Sl_., S..llalo, New Yotl< 142.. Tete- (716)831.:M76 eel• tonal, (716j831-3681, - - · Copytoghl IIIII llulfa!O. H.Y. The SC>eelrum PREVIEWS .• . ...•..•..••. .. ..•..••.•.. . ..... . .•. . .• . ..• 10 Studen' Penoc:Ucat, lno. Edttonat policy Is detonni....S by ,,. Edltor·l,.. Chief. 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New Buses l eave from ELLICOTT TUNNEL lO min. before showtime! • Service anil•ble for these shows only. �_ _b y M ich ael F. H opkins What we must bear Is not a standard, but a flame. Either that, or tile final shame. First rise. Pure entertainment. As we strive for understanding, our need for the simplicity of enjoyment grows all the more raw, and we sometimes spend our whole lives In searcll of the two. Unfortunately, with understanding blunted as it is In Western Society by those toroes gearing our collective time and Individual thought for a calculated taste, the full· course meal is often Ignored. We are kept so busy just trying to !IUrvive, that we fall to see Wh11t we try to maintain In the name o f survival is often little more tllan puppet strings and poppy seeds. We 11nd that the destroyers need no riot guns, need no hooded masks, and require no atom bombs. The destroyer uses· the cathode tube, Infiltrates the oellulold, quietly otmmandeers the printed page, and Infects the virtuous through sheer force of repetition gone mad. Through this and more, the destroyer uses us to kill ourselves. The stink Is antisept ic. During the past summer, I wrote a piece on Supermen II, one severely critical of the film's preference for TV Batmen-type camp over the straight performance provided by the film's two stars, (Christopher Reeve and Margot Kidder). More, I was (and am still) surprised at the blzzare critical response towards Superman II, praising It to the absurd polnt of even calling It "wonderfully mature," and lotally Ignoring the romper room tackiness of the film. It was of little surprise, too, that the corporation backing the film (Warner Bros.) sent a letter denouncing my article. I. was amazed, though, that a college newspa,per, whose writer In question has "little knowledge ot the film Industry," should receive a letter from a multimillion dollar corpora tion's National Publicity Director! The chief amazement came from a very familiar line, In which this Director, Mr. Fred Skidmore, sa ys or me: "He also appears to be slngula.rly serious In his approach to a film that does not purport to be· anything but pure en tertainment . . . " It's always Interest ing when someone plays Intellectual card tricks to coverup stupidity under the mass-marketed gulse of " fun.. or "entertainment " only to accuse the person who intelligently tells the truth about it of being "Intellectual" or "singularly serious." Damn serious. In film alone, we have seen the overall P II () E N I X shaping o f "pure entertainment," from Birth 01 A Netron to all three versions ol the so-called Jau !>Inger. We've seen how such " purity" aided such stalwart stench as the Ku Klux Klan, and how such " entertainment" perpetuated one lying stereotype after another righl to this day. Yes, and we've seen the precedents. The incidents. How entertainer Thomas Rice made a world-famous act out of dressing up In rags, painting up in greasepaint, and acting like a foof. characterizing it as Black. Jim Crow, he called it in I you think that' s exaggerated, ask some peopl e even today where their concept of Atrlca comes from. Entertainment. Lena Horne, one of the world's greatest en tertai ners, had to walt ovar 40 years before being given her tumultuous due because of "pure entertainment." Even morn 'n' apple pie bulwark Walt Disney went through changes during his more creative days, when woncs like Snow While and Fantasia went through the starched appraisals of echelons fixmg the ruleS for "pure dogma. Perhaps Reggae master Bob Marley said It best w!len he told an Interviewer "I neither go right nor left . I go straight ahead." Straight ahead. Where entertainment's purity lies In the perpetual Intercourse of enjoyment and thought breeding the deed; not posturing Impotence gulsed as celibacy. From Shakespeare to Sun Ra, the play's the thing. and be sure that cpnsclenoe will sing, and be heard. Entertainment . Clean up the looking glass, and take ott the glass slippers. -~,..-n' 1';ARRO~~ ~~~ 1830. Entertainment. How the matinee Idol stereotype was used to keep Humphrey Bogart from lead roles for years. How Billie Holiday, Lady Day, was put down by so-called patrons of Jazz for not sounding Uke people the " patrons" were putting down only a few years before. How the very point of mindless humor as "pure entertainmen t," M r. SKidmore, rose oceaslonal ha'lOC on one of the eternal geniuses o f humor, Charlie Chaplin. Then , there's 50 years or Tanan aped on film. I see everyone putting down the newest Tarzan film. yet totally Ignoring the biggest reason why It sucks like a sour lemon. Self-styled moral status quos shun the film' s "rampant" sexuaflty for the cleanliness of soap operas and cheapo horror films. Siskel and Ebert, the Chicago critics whose show, Sneak Previews, is seen locally on Channel17 suggest how great the film would've been If there had been some nude Bo Derek (as II the dressed one wasn' t overrated enough!) and II the film had been done as a whimsical comedy. Nobody seems to be on the foremost point, namely that the cinematic Tanan films have virtually always been a whimsical comedy, based In a sick mirroring of Western society. Where pulp novel writer Edgar Rice Burroughts presented a sclentllically fantastlc tale yet rooted in solid narrative and strong human character, the films have usually reduced Tarzan to three-year-old plots, two year· old drama, and one of two prevalent typecasts-either the dumb but heroic brute (Johnny Weissmueller) or the silent, noble savage of the current Derek product, both o f which m acho their way through Africa and po' dumb Blkck tribes who were only born there, and supposedly know the turf. This film series has screwed up near two generations of mines ranging all skin colors on lies about Third World "inferiority," and If entertainment." While the positions o f Jazz, Reggae, and other Third World Musics stand on the tow scale of " pure entertainment," countless European systems drain off the M usic like frenzied vampyrs (EuJopean as In creed, not skin color or Individual culture). The fold? This society wants our minds, and wants them ta./cen. 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Fnday t 1 Seotembor 191!1 Tho Speetrum/Prorllqal Sun 3 �Jazzpoem. Further, a look at the truly innovative artists from Europe, like Bertoli Brecht and Jean Cocteau, reveal a vital expression whose emphasis is the human condition, often pointing out the struggling beauty and authentic growth threateMd by systematic capitulation to societal " advancement." That is the point. A look at many such "Western" artists anrl the aforementioned roots cul tures will reveal this. Oft!!n, such atfirmative artists find life under "their own" culture as tough or tougher than ''aliens'' do, and for the same basic reasons. From ancient times to present day, roots cultures have been wiped out In Europe With the seme sheer_ ruthlessness that Europeans have employed to wipe out and subjugate the varied folk cultures around the world, and II you 111lok thai's a lie, look at the whole of Western history. As Gandhi noted: " History •.. • .. is a record of interruptions in the course of nature. Soul·force, being natural. is not noted in history." U, man, I see It It no fool/ I no be fool dem link no fool/ alligators Marcus ~ Nat man, they come right up to us end explain scientific why our shi t sin 't right . . . and here is where the power I s. Clari fied Images dancing shrewd symbolisms of the problem, even pointing out how we all contribute to II. No mincing of the content. No delusions. No Illusion. No confusion. But Baraka stamps a Marxist brand at poem's end, and puts a booby trap on the poem's effectiveness. A poem as powerful, hard·hltting, and lnnovatlvely direct as this si mply doesn' t need In the shadow of the welfare Chocolate babies born In shadows Are tribe/ now no longer Seve In memories of gangrenous icing On a twenty·story housing project The chocolate gangrenous lcln!J of Just Wait. Langston Hughes The pofnl comes across, then, that Jazzpoetry is. quite simply, about something. About directive. About how to get there. And, as is the case with any expression. the swing Is shaped by tile given individual. Amlrl Baraka has long been such an Individual. One of the Black poets around to maintain the indigenous roots o f Jazzpoetry through the Beat generatlon of the 1950's, he has always been a daring Innovator of Word and directive. one ready to risk his reputatlon In order to get his judicious point across. One of the most bitingly direct poets around, his is a style which brings seeming contradictions face·to·face with one another, either to work together or confront one another to a definite conclusion. While many may see this approach as hopelessly naive or distracting, the fact Is that Baraka directly addresses and nurtures the grass roots hopes and very real aspiration for this world. If some do not always wish the bloody cataclysm often forecasted by Baraka, most would have his forceful Intent and resolve to pull Western culture hard by the coat, and jar them awake to the mess they know they've made. A rubbage heap where none can survive. Baraka's new booklet, especially the title poem, Reggae or Not (Contact II Publlcatlons) shows the strengths of the now·famed poet growing, even flexing In his prodigious power. It also shows his courage In taking o.n and attempting to incorporate new aspeCts which, If unchecked, could undermine · his perspective. One wonders what stauncher Rastafarians will say of Baraka's fierce approach to the Reggae motif. Here, Baraka's daring and genius comes full force. the driving swing of his most oral style touching boldy on the rifle and symbolisms of Jah music. I f .Prodigal Sun/The Specuum . Friday, 11 s..:>tembellllel t. _ C: .,"l •J-.!1 •• ,U:o.!"+" \.~ t t<:.· 1 .~,•.. H:."i<t:" •• .,, .,~•'"•'\!\.;:.., . supremacy. The media played the racist-as· playwright Image up to the hilt, and too many Black writers took the hype In just like everyone else. They forgot the point about sticks and stones, and wrote nothing but poems dealing In nothi ng but mud·slinglng, name-calling, and aimless protanlty saying nothing at all about the true situation. Some would become escapists, while covering their apathy in vogues of nationalism. Others just unabashedly copped out_ Some learned Many got burned. And the situation has only begun to improve in recent years. Baraka, as we all, must bear these facts In m ind, and proceed aptly. This Is hardly impossible. That so much diverse c(itlcism has been written about Baraka, especially his shift of ideological armor over the past decade, should Indicate his great worth as an artist. Certainly his "alldlty as a Black artist Is not In question. However, the continuity o f that worth has been trequently threatened by compromise, principally by media manipulation of honest anger Into plain 'n simple ugliness. If Baraka, as a social poet, Is to motivate positive change. then his bluntness must be accompanied by an ever·wldenlng clarity. Certainly lew are more capable of de-fogging the looking glass. Inside beyond our craziness Is reality. People rushing through life dripping with funk. Inside beyond our craziness end the lies of philistines who neve; wanted to be anything but Bootsie w/golden curls and a dress tho they black as ter • beyond our Inside, beyond wvo, beyond craziness dripping with reality Is the funk clumsy prime-time leaflet propaganda like "DEATH TO ALLIGATOR EATING CAPITAUSWDEATH TO BIG TEETH BLOOD DRIPPING IMPERiAUSM." It's more than just the use of Marxi sm (which Is as contradictory a doctrine to Natural Growth as Capitalism or Imperialism, at least by proof of current practiC!l); It's the bludgeoning way In which Socialism Is presented as the only way. . . . . • something that sounds a little too familiar, regardless of the system's name. Baraka is a genius of oratorical projection. This, coupled with his charisma as a genuinely evocatlve artist, and his sheer Innovative literary verve, has Influenced a Whole generatin of Third World and other poets, essayists, and playrfghts. It Is also true that the way in which much of Baraka's later work seemed to fO;Cus on one Ideo· physical solution for all societal ills hs been deliberately perceived less as a shock factor to aesthetlca)ly shake the culture awal(e, and more as a total means to the blacker side of white Some of Baraka's crrtlcs could stand sharper analysis. Especially Stanley Crouch. 'the brilliant poetldrummer/analyst who writes for the Village Voice. Crouch and Baraka have had a running battle going for over a year now, Baraka the flaming radical vs. Crouch the subtle activist (whose essay style strongly parallels the early Baraka/LeRol Jones work). Recently, Crouch wrote a piece on Ronald Reagan which may call his overall motivation Into question. His piece did little more than give · plaudits to Mr. Reagan for his tough executive stance, a stance Which not only threatens grass root peoples around the nation in 1erms of economy atone (lowering minimum wage is supposed to bring more money to the earner?! 1?), It threatens the very fabric of artistic expressants such as the musical ones Mr. Crouch Is very much a part of. If It's true that Baraka has been occasionally guilty of naivete In the way he opposes the wrongs of this society, what, then, may we say of a statement which outright excuses one of society's greatest violators? (To be continued) �.:... A RT Traditionless: an appreciation of Clyfford Still --------~__uby Lany figurative, oddly dlsproportloned. He then fused figure with background, something not sudden but Which he had been leaning toward, and the figure became lost. The canvas plane was established as the only painting plane-as It really was, forget perspective and overlap, they're only Illusion. The painting was now fused and unified, no element or segment omportant In itself. As Still progressed, more and more of the canvas was left blank, unpainted, and the frayed color patches were. Isolated, but not Islands, as they were Intrinsically entwined with compositional tension which keeps the painting a whole. As his entire production was a whole, too, he lett the works uonamed but for tile year and month, or year and consecutive letters. Congdon Ten paintings line the walls of the gallery room. They grow larger from the very ri(lrlt of the doorway sweeping dockwlse, and stronger. Like photos serializing the growth ol a living thi ng, magniHed so It seems soma terrible awful carnivore, a newly malevolent creature capable of swallowing you whole. They're Stills. These paintings at the Albright· Knox Art GalleQ' are part of the Gallery's collection of 33 works by Clyfford Still, 31 of which are gifts from the artist. This Is the largest permanent collection of Stills in the world. For Still, painting was to be a responsible act by an artist undaunted by the pressure and bind of the critics, schools, movements and even traditions. He wrote In the Albrlght·Knox's catalogue of Its collection: "To me It became an Imperative that It this Instrument-this extension of one's mind and heart and hand-were to be given Its potential, a fresh start must be made:· Clytford Still, who died In June 1980, made that start , coming Into his artistic maturity as America was. He received his M.A. In Art from Washington State University In 1935, at the age of 30, and began teaching so that he would not have to sell his paintings. His first one-man show was held In San Francisco In 1943, while he was working in the war Industries. He moved to New York after the war- at a time when the city "1t54" Otto or 33 C!yllor<t S/111 pofnt•"9' on ••mbll 11 Albrlght·Kno~ was becoming the hub of the artworld-to devote himself to his painting. America's new prominence was not surprising. Europe was reeling from the war. while In America artists such as Stlti,.Mark Rothko, Barnett Newman and-Jackson (drip-splatter) Pollock were coming to the fore with not only new artistic styles , but entirely new approaches. Newman was talking about Absolute sublimity, Rothko a rejection of history a.n d even memory, and Pollock a klnd of painting that was nothing but itself, a record of Its own production and nothing more. Still believed art should be a portrayal of the artisrs mind and intent at the moment of Its creation. "Each painting is an act, the result of action and the fulfillment of action," he said in a 1961 Audit magazine interview. The painting Is not the product of the action. as is Pollock's work, but a record of the action and translation of the moment insc(lbed on canvas. didn't like his photograph to be published or displayed: the paintings are a more Intimate Image of the real inner Clyfford Still. With determined Independence he faced the critics when his paintings were first displayed. He was thoroughly condemned by most. Still wrote In the Albrlght·Knox catalogue: that " the professlonsals complained that they were without precedent. or that they gave evitlence of tradit ional things misunderstood. Aesthetic, political , even. religious offense was apparent." Th is only drove Still deeper Into his artistic Independence-given such heated attacks. he knew he was doing somethi ng important. A small number still admired his work and when this group grew in size and strength, he claimed, all the critics (" boneheaded bullies and Vassarettes'1 and museums (the " biggest fraud perpetrated on the American scene") jumped on the bandwagon . He was "flattered" with imitations. IndiVIdual works are unimportant; the series and flow of Still's art Is. They are like the frames that make up a movie reel -a movie of Still's inner life. Each painting is a "still." He A Still painting Is Intense and unified and has a self-created Intimacy that defies a reproduction or color photograph. In the late thirties Still began experimenting With the "The works must be kept together If their fundamental idea is to be made clear." Clyfford Still once said. He gave the Albright-Knox 31 paintings In 1~ with this stipulation In mind. The collection was to remain at the museum permanently, never to tour or be loaned to another gallery. He claimed the Albright·Knol( understood his work and his beliefs. Currently len paintings command the St ill room. A low, broad, black welded steel sculpture by Anthony Caro, "Sea Purse," crouches In the midote ol the lloor. perhaps Intruding on the walking space a lltlla too much. A low. thin beam skirts the walls as a rai ling. But It has the effect of keeping the viewer fenced In as the paintings are free of it, floating above unhindered. They are also huge-there seems more canvas in this room than wall. we are used to the hugeness now, wllh the flat fields oft he minimalists and wlde·screen TV. But these are on the furthest end ol the scale from minimal art. These are drenched with Still's energy Into anger and horrible fears and howling Instinct. , Up close, P------------------------------. 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Burdens change to yawing circles Wings are useless •n a stream So you ghde. Demons drown In drying space. Sp1rlt hour nses and metarlallzes flesh. She t5 calhng lor the Sun. Crowds conferring In the night Call becomes a haughty du-wop of ancestral medttation. Warn the chasers! Astral strull1ng. now the Jazz 1s primed f01 stalkmg No•more talk1ng now the stopwatch meets the light. Which one melts Is strictly up to one's Insight II ~~~~'~I ___. _ ·---~IICOUP.O,_ 1 G?.nt1u~n~J (716) 842· 1292 rHE [HQM(oF I NEW WAVE Fri. Sqt. IJtlt Celibates ~ Y'~ The Elements (fr- crftlflaM o.;.> -Mrehael F Hop/ems Oscar Peterson/Joe Pass/Dinosaur-September 4 The Festival started oft rather unforgellably, the chamber jam of Dinosaur laking the wind from those more prune-set visages expect1ng to be 1a1d back mto ttre mainstream cradle. Evoking a surprised but overall appreciative audience response, the trio erupted Into action with a well· planned lree·lor·all. then spread the call around Into a cool breeze of balladry and blue. Dinosaur is txassman Davtd Alderson, drummer John Bacon, and basslstlcelhst Greg PIOntek. Judging by the ease in WhiCh they prepared themselves on an afternoon's notice, Dinosaur's Imprint will be deep in lime to come. We shall see. Word spread sw11tly around the snack bar that Joe Pass was etther del ayed, or would not arrive at all. At any rate, Oscar Peterson came onstage lor a solo performance, and the plstoo·fingered pianoman proceeded to pump out the juice. What power! Armed with an Impeccable love for style and dazzle, and an experience which has seen the best and worst of times, Peterson stunned the audience w•th wing-swift lyrical Impact. The flow of his touch was a grasping memoir, reaching clutchrng p1llers blooming to wers spun the story bronz'd a taste. He bobbed from " A Train" streamlined on the tracks weaving out the spaciousness of " Solitude" swirling the Indigo filling the place with the bump-tip boogie of "C Jam Blues" and Into the wilds of swing/and w here ts Tyner these days? Joe ~ass finally checked ln. - Michael F. Hopkins S.t. Sql. 12tlt r.u. Sqt. ~~ n Vo1-;e3 Wecl. Se,t. 16tla Ei.INE & THE PERILS i\IIXED DIUNKS 2 FOH THE PRICE OF I TILL f\11QNIGHT DRAFT soc . SCRE\X'S AND MARYS 75C 8 6 . PI~/ Sun/The Spednun • Friday, I I S..,.omber 111111 Count Basie -September 5 Foc me, It was a lesson In Jazz history. For the many wisdomed faces there It was nost algia for a time whiCh seem s less com plicated through• the haze of years that .!le between then and now. It spoke of a time when a non-political royalty ruled the dreams of American youth. The King, the Duke. the Prez . . they·~ all passed oo while one remains, the Count. We arrived early lor the sold out performance, with a"premtnit ion for the drenchi ng rain which caught many last minute arrivals. Perhaps these tardy folks already knew about the flat-tasting cola and stale chips at the bar for early comers. Nooetheless the show began with a promptness at 7:10 prn. Thank goodness the gel'l8f81 admission ticket holders weren't forced to sit on the grassy hill overlooking the convertible open air audltO!ium, but were allowed standing room Inside. Announcer Joe Ricco surrendered t~e stage to N Y.S. Parks Commissioner Orin Lehman who ceremoniously presented the Count wit h the 1981 Artpark Peoples Award In recognition o f his long standing achievement and excellence. Coinciden tall y, last year's w inner, John Hammond. was mstrumental In Basic's relocatlon)o New Vorl< where his first major recordings were made. The Count appreciatively accepted the hand crafted stained glass piece the work of Marni Bakst , and immediately put his band to work. Fresh from a tribute performance at the Chicago Jazz Festival, Basie's band appeared somewhat tenuous to gl~ all they had until the night got rolling a bH The visual focus was on the rtlythm section who appeared immune to hectic schedules. A tresh young drummer, along with bass player Cle~land Eaton, whose youthful vigor belled his graying mane, supplied the spark which would keep the band cookln' through their t~ur (less 20 minute break) performance. Young talent was on display With trombonist Dennis Wilson soloi ng on hi s own arrangement of J.J. Johnson's " Lament." Dennis covered more than the normal frequency range of the Instrument. Flugelhorn soloist Bob Summers spiced up an uptempo "They'll Never Be Another You" with a r fiery cadenza. And the final quarter of the program lxougttt out young vocalist Dennis Rolan (sic), who captivated the audience with tastefully daring Interpretations of " The Street Where You Live," " Just the Way You Are, "I've Got It Bad," "Every~ay I Have the Blues," and an encore of Nat Adder1y s " WOrk Song." Rolan's body movement and noteworthy distancing of his hand-held microphone truly marked this young man as a-knowledgeable professional with an Institution lor performance well beyond his tender years. I'm still not sure the �" It K singer wanted as respectful an audience as Art park afforded but he may have reacted affirmatively to a well placed hoot or holler during his ad lib climax to "Work Song." Either way, he left the audience comfortable and satisfied. Young talent not withstanding, the night belonged to Basle's older fans, as he pointed out in his Introduction to "Jada.Jada Zig Zig Zoom," warning the senior cltlzens not to get earned away and start singing the first chorus. "Rather," he said, "sing the second chorus Instead.'' And for those who _ a.ren't old enough to recognize the trune, he consoled,". . . this will be a new one for you." Most of the older favorites (the ones that attracted Immediate cheers) went unannounced except for crediting soloists whose names were lost In the haze of applause. Two exceptional soloists I admired for their oonstancy of qu.tllty and smoothness were alto saxophonist Danny Turner (who excelled on Billy Holiday's celebrated "Easy Living") and trumpeter Sonny. Cohn. The count (who turned 77 on August 21st) got In a few solos himself, jokefully claiming he was crowded out of playing by his somewhat challanging bass player. In comedic revenge, aasfe offered guitarist Freddie Green, who's been with the Count since the late '30, and Who's never known to take a solo, 11 space limited to the final chord of a song. Freddie played the chord ' unerringly. It was still raining when we left the concert Which ended with encouraging words about the Count's return next year. On this night I learned much of the big band tradition from one of the real masters. Next time I hope I'll be a bit closer to "feeling" that tradition like the many who enjoyed tonight. -8111 Besec;)cer Marathon of New Jazz-September 6 It was expressive times. II was regressive times. It was a time most human, and full of human qualities. To be continued and. I trust, bettered. It began with New Music, New Poetry (Amlrl Baraka, Dav1d Murray, Steve McCall), that produced the poulituce and the fire. Many of the more manic complacent in the crowd were reported to have suddenly heard their mam11s calling; varied sizes of toddlers were seen weaving t11e theatre and crying for their favo.rite soap operas to come pick then up. My. Murray was burmng and McCall was swirling the tempo. the horn and drum a choir of one. Baraka, as always, was forceful, penetrating, and evocative, though mix10g the essentialism of John Coltrane with the pendantics of sloganism (in thiS case. Marxism) may find the wry versemasti!r at odds with himself, hopefully soon. The si tuation screams for salient resolution. , Not much can be said about Lonni e Liston Smtih. The renowned pianist and his Cosmic Echoes started things off with a romping, reveling rendition of Wayne Shaner's " Footprints" (reedsman Dave Hubbard running it off!), only to dkisipate Into the disco wastelands, from which they were last seen Happing half-skinned bobcats end sugar-droped kewpies . Yow. Gwen Brooks once told me that Poetry is Life distilled. Therefore, I trust you will find " A BREACHING OF THE LOOKING GLASS" something of a brew.'' More on the Incredible Sun Ra performance will surface neKt week In an exclusive Interview with the Jazz mystic himself. Highlights? Strats, the deeps, Kabuki theatre, a spiked "Cocktails for Two," and ... the Black Box. Beaver Harris and the 360 Degree Experience arrived late but went promptly to work upon arrival. It's a good thing they did, for the primal call and shout of the ensemble found themselves cut off in one of the most b~arre and inexcusable escapades ever witnessed by this reviewer. Drummer Harris, pianist Don Pullen, steel drummer Francis Haynes, bassist Cameron Brown, and altoist CarlOs Ward took a few minutes but gelled into a sernly plasmatic expressive; sometimes Harris' ferocious virtUosity would engulf the band, but everyone would have their space and, In whole, sear the silence. In one sector Pullen would sprinkle the dragon-seeded hymn of warrior romp, and the swaying Brown would tip It around . I did miss the tender serenades that the Experience can summon with captavatlng authenticity (especially with the tonal empathy between Pullen and Haynes), but considering their forced tardiness and the unenviable task of following a very hot Sun Ra performance, one could surmise that they may not have been in a very balladic mood. What might develop later will never be known. For, about ten minutes or so Into the ritual, the house lights went on. Pullen, spreading the dragon around, notes the non-motion. The crowd begins to murmur when, a few minutes later, the stage lights are switched . . . off. In mid-collective. One by one, each of the musicians dissolve the ritual and, as the crowd reflects the artists' mounting anger, Pullen walks straigt<l for the mike and says it all: " Some people are very rude." Whether it was some !lind of union time limit, or some misunderstanding of the muses, it was a disgraceful moment. Either the event-setters should work out tJme-wor'k·pay hassles bef()(ehand with their employees, or they should stop calling II a marathon. The result was unfair to all Involved, or they should ·stop calling It a 111arathon. The result was unfair to all Involved, especially the artists, and the audience found II an inappropriate end to a tumultous day. Something for the Artpart people involved to remember for neKI year. This was a precedent for·continuity. Not a request. -Michael F. 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To some, presenting a play in a backyard is merely a dream-a foolish one, at tnat. PeoplearUBIIo. and Lavery· Mirand Productions' The Rainmaker brings a vision to llle In marvelous fashion with a minimum of snafus. '' B Call 855·8943 tor reservations ~t3b·~~ l~, ... J••,=~rr::.::::di·ll~l ... ..::.:=====-:=~:..:..::'-- ... We parked on Lexington Avenue and lull ol opening night anticipation walked over to Peopleart/BIIo's 2.24 entrance where a sign greeted us and directed our journey around the corner to an alleyway, at the end ol which we diSGOvered the Courtyard. A three-story brick building, two houses with the corresponding number of yards and a brickwatl encoompassed the Courtyard. Sound technicians ran checks as the stage crew put finishing touches on the sets. Intimate. Friendly. Our feet-which occupied the same plane as the performing area-rested one long stride from the Curry's dining room. Nearby a phone rang and music lloated down from an open window. Through a fence at the end of the Courtyard we saw a tifty·lsh gentleman perch on his back steps In order to see the show. Overhead the olouds Which had tronically been threatening to postpone the proceedtngs held their treasure lor another day. Outdoor theelre productlol)s are nothing new to Buffalo. Shakespeare in the Park attracts large crowds and nne perfon'ners to Delaware Park In the summertime. Stili, the Courtyard Is som~th~ng ~lfferenl w--, Nit, UDIES NITE SUS AD ,.. cu __, . ,....... (lerltmo) ..... - - . . . - .... Qooo z .... Strip . . . Thursda.\ Nile li\'E ENTERT AISMENT' 10 ~ 'loll<' AonouDrtd' ~plilo SJ 50 Fri & Set Nitt • PARTY NITES11 UYe Eatmam-t ........., ... I.e! S.t & s... Altnaoou I· 7 ,_ lSc Hoi o.,i!ilk 1M A w.., er- ,.,, II .-ruJ DriUa 3 " ' ,. ..rdt , . , ,_ ___ .,..,_.._ 1wM ,.,_.. The basic philosophical conflict tn the play revolves around "dreamers," as embodied by Starbuck the Rainmaker (Mike reich) and "realistic," here represented by Noah Curry (Loren Ketler). For Instance, Starbuck tells the Curry family that lor St OO he can end the devastating drought-livestock and crops have been dying for days. Poppa ti.C. Curry (Dan Zappetello) and son Jimmy (Dave Conners) are Inclined to try anything; the Rainmaker brings them a shred ol hope. Opposed to this " waste of money," malerialistlc il·it's·noHn-the-ledgers·and· books-it's-butlshlt, Noah says that Starbuck is jusl a con-man. Another example of this conflict has to do with Um Curry (Katty Lavery). Starbuck tells plain ole Uzzy that she Is beauti ful if she believes It, whereas Noah keeps pleading her to " Look In the mirror! " and see reality. Starbuck's attempt to reconcile fantasy and cold deadly reality culminates In a heart·to-heart w ith Lizzy. As )hey sit In the barn discussing the Intrinsic value ol "living In the head," the sheriff (C. F. Pion tek) and his deputy File (Bill Mart lock) stand in the living room asking H.C. how come Starbuck-a k.a Tornado, the wanted confidence man-isn't around, when his wagon sils right out front. Starbuck and the Curry daughter come to the conclusion that "maybe you have to live somewhere between your dreams" and concrete reality. Moments later, his mind swimming In this possible answer and •n his new found community with Lizzy, Starbuck bursts Into the living room where his visions are dashed. He barely escapes. Seemingly the rainmaker has lost~ dreams are dreams only. • Lizzy and H.C. convince the Law not to follow him Immediately, the Law wtlltngly acqluescing. Just then thunder booms and clouds part: Starbuck is redeemed. This brief sketch should lndle<~le that I he dream/reality question receives light treatment , but the play still menages to provoke some though on the}ss.ue.• The small audience laughed loudly and frequently during the show. Much of the one·line humor revolves around pPOf hapless Jimmy and his unseen girlfriend Snooky, a free-splnted, somewhat less-than-respectable lass. Noah, of course, dtsapproves of the bU<Idlng romance; he slams the phone down when she cans. squeals to Pop about the affair, and creates as many hurdles as possible IOf the lovers to leap. The humor worked It drew the viewers Into the action while providing a lew good chuckl!s. • One Interesting aspect of N. Richard Nash's The Rainmaker . Is Its view of women and their social role. Written some thirty years ago but set In the rapidly growing old West, the cnaracter of Uzzy embodies the Ideals of farm women-or so we have been led to believe. Lizzy wants to find a man, exchange vows, cook the family food, mend the clothes • . • you get the Idea. When she attempts to envision her lutwe, she defines herself and her role In relation to what hubby wants and does. Furthermore, in the first scene we leam that It Is a crime for women to be ' Intelligent. An Interesting aside. We left the Courtyard amused and well entertained. The area's aura of cozy Intimacy added immeasurably to the play's success and our enjoyment of lt. The Rainmaker's last dates are tonight and tomPfrow at 8:00 with a rain date on Sunday. Tickets cost $4.00 and $2.00 lor senior citizens. Congratulations to peopleart/BIIo. and Lavery·Mirand Productions for taking a chance and pulling it off. Beat that drum. ~?.~· ~J s:r.~?.~:~.~-~n ' areas of color, even the seemingly monochromatic ones, become landscapes of oil paint. Infinite variation among the folds and fields and ridges and gulleya. Still's work brings i n texture-when the light hits it, shining glossy patches play on the paintings' matte dullness. tn front of the largest works (shins p4'essing the rail) walking Is necessary to see it an, at least the _ bottom hall, and all you see Is paint, paint, paint. tt's a journey through a country, a land of a man and t)ls art. The artist Ben Shahn once said of a Still painting: "The canvas Is done In all over back, and has a single random drip of white coming down to (I would judge) about a loot I rom t ne top of the painting. There Is nothing more." There is plenty more, the man just didn't look. Next time yo.u visit the Albrlght·Knox, don't make the same mistake. �'Moscow' dramatizes working class conflict MoKoe ~.Hoi a.~;t>.-• ,,. r..,. .. _ , , , . , .......... .. - " " , - '"'""' Filllf of 1911 - - - - - - - - --"'Y Evelyn Garresi Lili Marleen simmers • • through faulty d1rectlon _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _oy Steve Clancy rl . One ol the latest trends among moviemakers ls to fashion a V' him around a popular hit song. That Robbie Benson classic Ode to Billy Joe was probably the first, and the newest Is Krlsty McNichols' Tile Night the Ughts Went Out In Georgia. The thinking behind thiS goes thalli you liked the song, you will most likely spend the money to see the movie. The German contribution towards this cultural advancement Is Rainer Warner Fassblnder·s L/11 Marleen. The story Is created around the World War II torch song of the same name, and begins In Zurich. Willie (Hanna Schygulla) is a night club singer and lover of Roben Mendelssohn (Giancarlo Giannini), a member of a Swiss organization that smuggles Jews out ol NBZi Germany. His father (Mel Ferrer} Is head ol the network and sees the relationship as dangerous to their cause. He arranges for Willie to be banned !rom Switzerland, •nd she Is IOiced to return to her native Germany. Much of the story revolves around the Jover's separation. Discovered by a Nazi officer with secondary motives, Willie records U/1 Marleen which quickly becomes popular among fOIIorn soldiers. She becomes a star and is welcomed Into the Nazi hierarchy. From here on, the plot winds and twists, stutters and stammers due primarily to chOppy editing and uneven direction. Fassblnder seems to have lhrown in any piece of film that Is visually stimulating without regard to continuity. Ms. Schygulia has a tremendous screen presence, like a German Marilyn Monroe, but the director gets carried away with 11. There are too many repetitive shots of Willie loolllng longingly Into the camera. Another director could have taken her blend of innooence, charm and sensuality and created a Ioree on the screen, as did Joshua Logan with Marilyn In Bus Stop. Instead her personality Is lost In a series of shon Incongruous clips. The musical score does little to bind the film's visual Imagery. The music swells at times with no apparent connection to lhe action on the screen. The repetition of the title song Is almost laughable, a.nd even Fassblnder pokes fun at this. At one point , Roben Is captured by the Germans and his relations with their national heartthrob Is suspected. He refuses to confess anything and Is tortured by being placed In a..cell plastered with pictures of Ull Marleen. The song Is piped into his cell continuously until he nearly goes Insane. By movie's end, the audience begins to sympathize with him. The film Is pictorially pleasing In several parts, catching the drearlness·and dirt of the soldiers' life atthe front and contrasting It with the beauty of Ms. Schygulla, suggesting that Fassblnder's strength Is cinematography and not direction. The movie could be an Interesting lesson In lncoherency lor beginning film makers, and should be enjoyed by those who absolutely love the song U/1 Mar/een- OthefWise, stay away from movies with songs as their titles and their themes. Ull Marleen Is In German with English subtitles and Is showing at the Amherst Theater. FACT: Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears nME: 1958 • PLACE: Moscow, the city where one lives his workday llle hoping that he will become lucky and marry someone of Importance. SETS: Two or Moscow's beuer apanments, a women's work dormitory, a lactory, and some inspiring glimpses ol the countryside near the Russian capital. The theme ol this Russian film/novel hinges around three women I rom one ol Moscow's women's work dormitories. One ol the women tries to get ahead In life by taking an entrance exam in order to get accepted Into a school. She fails. But the melodrama continues and we see that because she does not cry and Is strong through all her hardship that she eventually does become successful. . The.Importance or control over one's llle has particular slgnll lcance In this film. Each of the three women (the three comrades) has a different Idea ol how to live out their Individual existence. The women tell not only their stOiies but the story of Moscow llle-llle, that is, for It's wOiking class. And there are apparent classes. The film, though winner ol the Academy Award for the Best Foreign Language Film of 1981, Is decfdedly unlike It's European counterparts. The factory scenes contrast with the psychological overtones found In a Resnais film. Instead of the Frenchman's Influence, the viAwA< ""n ,..,_.! ln fll'ti '"""" <;eenes rile with the message of Russian efficiency. The film moves well. It reminds one of a drawn out chess game. A game, It must be stressed, Where the players have their futures at stake. Moscow does not Believe in Tears contains a holdover from one of the Soviets' greatest film! by one of Its greatest filmmakers-Venov's A/arm Clod. Time moves the game and It creates the progression of llle. The three women play within the guidelines of time: they 8/e pawns of It's system. Decisions ultimately effect the efficiency of one's time. Obey the alarm clock a.n d rise-obey the factory clock and beCome elticlenL The him does have some failings. The camera rarely takes the liberty of Involving the viewer In the story's movement. The one time when the camera work becomes anywhere near artistic, or manipulative lor that matter, it comes oil as an amateurish vehicle to evolle empathy tor a woman WhO is pregnant and single. In the scene the woman sits on a park bencll bundl~ In a great coat. The camera moves from a close l ocus of her troubled lace to a zoom out of the whole scenario which Includes a man Wheeling a baby carriage. This Is quite the East/West distance from Bereloot In the ~"" The general film qualily is poor. The Images are grainy; It's as II the viewer Is being shown moving postcards of the motherland. Moscow Ooes Not Believe in Tears hs now showing at tile Amherst Theater. AMHERST authentic mexican food :101 ,.UKSIOf AVINU£ • .8UffALO, NY 14114 (Acroa from the Buffalo Zoo) THE RIVERA F'AMIL Y WELCOMES YOU!!! EATIN TAKE OUT =- ...... !i/P �You¥ hi·fi m;ay be gre;at, but If the •sound' isn't de;an it's prob;a bly bec;ause Your R ecords are STILL Dirty! If vou·d flke mus1c to come from 't'our h•·ft. vou mus\ clean vour te<:04'dio To get your records re;ally d e;an, clu n them down with the PR EVI!W Nitty G ritty~ u The Nitty Gritty Record Clu nina Service Is only 60c per record. AN THE EXCLUSIVE from SERVICE F A L L B THE ISPEAHER SHOP . ,It T E· S 8 1 Well, it's nearly lhattime of year again. September 12th Is the date of the UB Fallfest, a day·long orgy of boozing and wenching brought to you courtesy of all the fine folks at theSA and UUAB. Headlining this year is Gary U.S. Bonds, consummate '60's rocker who's making quite a comeback these days with his latest album. Dedication produced In part by well·known rock'n'roll philanthropist Bruce Springsteen. Gary's the man who gave us "Quarter to Three" and "New Orleans" In the olden days, and "This Uttte Girt" more recently, and tie's still cooking after all ttlese yars. The show starts off at 4 p.m. with country·rockers Old Salt, followed by the Exotics at 5:30 p.m. and Gary taking the stage at 7 p.m. If it should rain, Gary will be appearing at 9 p.m. Inside the Clark Gym, where a $2.00 admission fee will be charged. Otherwise, It's all free. A(\ ---~~ , F - ..., . 6 ..._ 341 9 B;ailey Ave.· 837·1557 Ouot...,. blodt -th of Ul) E B R A T I 0 N, 8 1 Celebration '81 welcomes everyone to come savor the sun, sights, and sounds in a spectacular day-long series of activities, performances, exhibits, and games on Sunday, September 13, 1981 at Baird Point on US's Amherst campus. Events include a race, Jazz and bluegrass concerts, topped off with an evening concert by the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra and a fireworks display over Lake LaSalle. All eve11ts are free and all students, staff, faculty, alumni and families of the University, as well as the local community, are invited to participate. p A T B s38-sn s Duff's. Patio Restaura.nt 8 Monday thru Friday 11:00 a .m. September 14th 3651 S h e ridan Drive " ·'•rll'lt.... of Mi'll~•r.,<nl•r# 836-9 391 A T A R .. 0 5 UUAB Concerts presents an 8\lening wi th 805 on Thursday, · September 17th at 8:00 p.m. In the Squire Hall Fillmore Room on US's Main Street Campus. Tile quartet-Dave Porter on lead vocals and lead guitar, Ed.VIvenzlo on plano and synthesizer, Greg Uss on bass and lead vocals and Frank Briggs on drums-alternates a startling array of covers by Peter Gabriel, Genesis, Weather Report and the Police with a set of origi nal material which will be Included on their debut LP to be released shortly. Tickets are $2 for students and $3 for general public. Open for Lunches Inquire About Our & nquet Facilities Auai/ab/e On Weekends N Coming to the Memorial Auditorium thls Monday Is a rock'n'roll concert of dynamite t radition and reigning spunk. Opening the show is David Johansen, initially lead vocalist of seminal urban rockers the New York Dolls who led the City's glitter pretenses into punk's primal bone, all the while spitting lightning as they say. Johansen's solo career has had its share of turns-an indifferent record com pany for one- w ith the latest looking bright at the release o f Here Comes The Night. Funky, fiery and tempered with a romantic sensibility for realists, Johansen delivers live as well. The seff·acclalmed 'bltch·ln·boots rock queen" Pat Benatar headlines and the heart·swelfing plxle from Long Island belts It with the best of 'em. But that 's ai>parent from all tile FM airplay, so the promise remalns for a hot repeat of her sold-out performance at Stage 1 two years ago. See why " the critics are cooing and the record companies wooing." And make sure you don 't miss Johansen. UNIVERSITY PLAZA Famous for Chicken Wings & N6w serving Beef on Week E B L U E O Y STER C U L T On September 15th heavy leather Oroog rockers Blue Oyster Cult Invade M emorial Auditorium for a night of rude guitar abuse that's guaranteed to boil your brain in your cranium and leave it dripping out of your ears in tong gray sticky strands. The Cult may have ditched their laserlum, but they haven' t abandoned their paten ted sonic attack, so couot on a certi fiably white-hot show alternating stuff from their new one, Fire of Unknown Origin, with all you have molten metal chestnuts like " Cities On Flame•· and " Hot Rails to Hell." Open ing the show are aging boogie·rockers Foghat i n support of their most recen t Warner LP Girls To Chat ~nd Boys To Bounce. �F 11 THEATER/The Raimaket by N. Richard Nash-Courtyard Theater at PeoplearUBflo., 224 Lexingt on Ave., 8 p.m. ROCK/the Detours plus the Daters-Schuper House, t802 Niagara St., t0:30 p.m. CONCERT/Faculty Recital by pianist Yvar Mlkhasholf with violist Thomas Halpin at the new Cameron Barrd Hall on UB's Amherst Campus. The concert marks the inauguraliOf\ of the new Baird facility. DANCE/Buffalo Regional Ballet (see Friday listings). LASER SHOW/Laset/um (see Friday llsllrig). 2, 8 & tOp.m. FILM/Melvin & Howard-Squire Hall's Conference Theater on UB's Main St. Campus. 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30p.m. A RT/Sculpt ure '87 (see Friday listing). M 14 N D N y A D ART/Annuals and Perennials II, works by Tony Sisto and Wayne Franklcn- Burchheld Center, Buffalo State College, t300 Elmwood Ave. ART/Permannent Comic Art Collection plus The Great American Circus - Carnegie Cultural Center, 240 Goundry St . PHO TOS/Buffalo Prctorralcsl Photographs by Jack Buller and Jane Wroger-CEPA Gallery, 700 Main St. 4th floor. PHOTOS/Women m Photography-Everywoman Opportunity Center, 237 Main St. ART/International Pr.nl Room featurrng Dati, Bami, Rockwell and others- Gallery Mark, 347 Franklin St. ART/Summerspace fMturlng Robert Collignon, Kim Braun, Blf Henrich, a• j G. Roger Oenson-Hallwalls, 700 Main St., 4th floor It a.m. - 3 p.m. y A FILM/Melvin & Howard-Woldman Theater, UB's Amherst Campus, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30. FI LM/Richatd Pryor In Concert-Buffalo Stale College's Student Union ~ial Hall, 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. CONCERT/Buffalo Pops Orchestra featuring excerpts from Fiddler on I he Rot/ and Pctgy and Bess. conducted by Robert Schultz-Daemen College's u CONCERT/Blue Oyster Cult and Foghat-Buffalo Memori al Audllorlum. 7;30 p.m. (see accompanying article). THEATER/An Ofler You Can't'Retuse, the world premi ere of a one man show starring Ernest Borgnlne- Shea's Bu ffalo Theatre, 646 Main Sl. JAZ2. FUSION/Baxler- Sc huper House t 802 Niagara D Wick Center Auditorium, 4380 Ma10 St., Amherst. THEATERISMw Festival 198t, N lagara-on·the·La~e. Ontario, Cenada. • St. Joan (2 p.m.) and Tons (7:30p.m.) In Festival Theatre; King Charles (2 p.m.) and Tile Magrstrate (7:30 p.m.) in Court House Theatre; Rose Marie (2 and 7:30 p.m.). ART/ (see tlslfngs lor Saturday) y A E s E D y A St., 10:00 p.m. THEATER/Shaw Festival 198t, Nlagara-on·the·Lal<e, Ontario, Canada. St. Joan In Festival Theatre and King Charles In Court House Theatre at 2:00 p.m. ART/ (see listings lor Friday). D s E N y A D Ontario, Canada. , CONCERT/Itzhak Perlman, world renowned St. Joan (2 p.m .) and The Magistrates (8:30 p.m .) In vlollnlst- Ki elnhans Music Hall. Sponsored by ORS Cour et House Theatre; Rose Marie (2 p.m.) in Royal Arts Foundation. 8:30 p.m. George Theatre. BLUES-JAZZ/Singer Donna Bursle & Frtends- Schuper House, t 802 Niagara Sl. 10:00 p.m. ART/ (see listings for Friday). THEATER/Shaw Festival 1981, Nlagers-on-the-Lske, T 17 R and Wayne Frankhn-Burchfleld Cente<, Buffalo State College, t300 Elmwood Ave. ART/Permanent Comic An Collection plus The Great American Circus-Camegie Cullurel Center. 240 Goundry St. PHOTOS/Bulfato PoC1orlaltsl PhotographS by Jack Buller and Jane Wenger-CEPA Galler, 700 Matn St., 4th floor. PHOTOS/Women rn Photogr11phy-Everywoman Opportunity Cer·ler, 237 Main St. ARTllntematoonat Print Room featuring Dati, Barn1, Rockwell arod otllars-Galle<y Mark. 347 Frani<Hn St. ART/Summerspace featuring Robert Collignon, Ktm Braun, Bif Her~:,ch, and G. Roger Denson-Hatlwalls, 700 Main St .• 4th floor, tt a.m .· 5 p.m CONCERT/Pat Benatar and David Johansen-Buffalo Memorial Auditorium. 8 p.m. (see accompanying article). CONCERT/The Trlmlni Singers In 16th and 17th madri gals and motels- Central Library Audllorlum, Lafayelle Square, t2:30- t 2:45 and t:t().1:45, ART/ (see listings for Friday). w .16 u THEATER/Shaw Festo•at t98t,Noagara-on·the-Lake, Ontario, Canada. tons (2 p.m.) and Camille (8:30 p.mJ on Festival Theatre: King Charles (2 p.m.) and The Magrstrate (8:30 p.m.) In Court House Theatre; Rose Mstle (2 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.) in Royal George Theatre. ROCK/the Elements and Lucky Prerre-the Continental, 2t2 Franklin Sl. UB FALLFEST '81/Gary U.S. Bonds and others-Squire Fountain Area, UB's Main Street Campus starting at 4 p.m. (see accompanying artocle). ART/Third Annual All on Paper Erhrb/tion-AAO Gallery, 698 Main St. ART/Works by Erte, Bamet, Picasso and Oaii-Benjamins Gallery. 427 Elmwood Ave. ....0 T 15 y A Hall's Conference Theater, UB's Main Street Campus. & 8:30 p.m. ART/Sculptpte '87, an lnvilalional exhibition of Indoor and outdoor sculpture by Western New York artists. t to 4:30p.m. THEATER/Shaw Festival 1981, Nlagara-on·the·Lake, Ontario, Canada, Cemil/e In Esllval Theater; The Magistrate In Court House Theatre; Rose Marie In Royal George Theatre. 8:30p.m. ROCK/The Celibates-the Continental. 212 Frankhn St. ART/Third Annual All on Paper Erhrbltlon-AAO Gallery, 698 Maln St. ART/Works by Erte, Barnet. Picasso and Daii-Benjam lns Gallery, 427 Elmwood Ave ART/Annuals and PefYinntals II, works by Tony Sisti u · DANCE/Buffalo Regional Ballet (site Friday Jlstlng) 2:30 p.m. LASER SHOWl Laserium (see Friday listing) 2, 6, 8 p.m. CO NCERT/Contemporary Music Concert featuring guest planlsllcomposer Carlos Santos In works for voice, plano and film-Baird Hall on UB's Amherst Campus, 8 p.m. CE.LEBRATION •at (see accompanying article) D 2. 5:15 T A s 13 I THEATER/The Rainmaker by N. Richard Nash-Courtyard Theatre at People/art/Bflo., 224 Lexlnglon Ave. 8 pm ROCK/The Elements (formerly the Stains)-Schuper House, 1802 Niagara SL 10:30 p.m. DANCE/Buffalo Regional Ballet directed by Olga Kostrflzky and presented by Black Mountain II College and lhe Royal Academy of Ballet In a program inctudong ''Les Noches," "Sieepong Beauty Pas de Sox," "Valse Brillanle," and "Elude and Bolero."-Center Theater, 681 Main Sl., 8 p.m. LASER SHOW/Lasetium, a cosmic laser concert featuring the rock music of David Bowie, Genesis the Kinks and others-Melody Falr, Niagara Falls Blvd" North Tonawanda, 6, 8, & 10 p.m. FILM Tess directed by Roman Pclanskf-Squire s 12 R H CONCERT/805-Squire Half's Fillmore Room on UB's Main Street Campus. 8-tt p.m. (see accompsnying article). JAZZ/Oinosaur- Schuper House, 1802 Niagara St. tO:OO p.m. • u R s D y A THEATER/Shaw Festival t 981, Tons (2 p.m.) Festival Theatre and Rose Marie (2 p.m.) in Royal George Theatre. ART/ (see listings for Friday). .. -. . Friday, 11 September 1981 . The Spectrum/-~ .,#.t ~ , _.~.. . . . . ... ·. ' .·. . .. �U.S. BO GARY U.S. BONDS Super Saturday GARY U.S. BONDS Falllest 'SI GARY U.S. BONDS CARY U.S. BONDS GARY U.S. BONDS BONDS BONDs· · BONDI BONDS CHEAP BEER · WINE - FOOD BONDS The Student Association & U.U.A.B. present • featuring Saturday , September 1Zth at 4:00pm SQUIRE FOUNTAIN AREA MSC RAIN LOCATION: Clark Gym 8 pm - SZ.OO tickets will be on sale at Squire Ticket Office U.U.A.B. Concerts · presents ............................................. 8[]5 .......................................... Thursday , September 17th at 8:00pm FILLMORE ROOM SQUIRE HALL MSC Tickets: S2.00 students/ $3.00 General Admissioo PARTY AT P. J. 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SA PmiCknt Joe Ril'ltin pru;sioBII<Iy uTJ<d tbolth< scuderu1 "~ invol•ed" wich Kabolh'• liaht fO< ~~nt ac rhc Amha• c.a,JNS, roOJntainona thor they do ba~ oa opponututy to mXI <hanac Tb<) •m joined b) Sq'Un Hall Doteaor R4bert Hmd<non ~-ed !bat >tlldrnu ~~~~ "Oft 10 Iller lilt odsunhtntoo.'• mllld "Many of u> ~....,. that edUc:lllion eon ~ eoc•m o-cr a IW t.\blt," Hmdcr10n added, "madl .,._,.,.. II~CI piKe ow of aht dawoom and i:n a UDJOft •• Flon\ed bf L/wl• that Hondunan drafted, Ha)"<ko briefly outhncd KabDih'• plan to the <r0-.11, aslr~a that the >tucl<nt> become lnvol•ed on tho pro<QI. But he 1aJd he By SETH GOODCHILD Mttnt~~i118 Eduor Squi.V!lmhem Divblon Di!'O('IQf Oob H a)dcn told a <~opclcal Haas Lounac crowd )Cllerday aftcrnoon tbll Sqwr< Hall 1> a "lost c:use." but that he upocu a fa>orable heanna from UnMnoty Praldtnl Robert l.cttor 11 a m<t'llnl toda) on the Kabooh Comll\llttt'< conunat!IC)o propo<al ~~~ 1h~ as:suranca. rn.anr srudtfttl ttmaanN ......,.,,,II<Cd th.u tht KabDih c..mmurtt tloould nor ~ ro&~>una for a otoderu u..- and doliDI Squorc Hall mon: •thcmrntly. Thc CTO'"d-,.hic:b probably r<atb<d 200 or ots rcal.-srocted calLI fo< ro&~>~~na the dcml.e of thc wuon v.-ilh mort t!nlhu.siasm than Kaboth ., caUt for SUPPOrt. The rally wa-" the (uA 1n a St'tlti of in(onnacionaJ KUtOns dn.t~nfd 10 k~studrtl(s; updated on ahe evc-ntsSWToundlna the Sq .. r< Han doroohtlon Ita )'den told rhc cro"d that afttt the Ke1ter moctina •udl pthcrlnas ,.ould ~ rtp<ated as pan or the prnc:al or r~Pt-. fnr compuabic <~e on lilt Amlltnl Campu1 B<au>< or • looa...undma Uni>a"S~ty COII'IntolrllftK ro tbc Hcahb Sc:OC"nCa, th< ~U.n Str«t Campou ~ CIOIIIPI«d1 .,,.. o•a to that ocarlmuc sector. Squtl\" Hall.,•ll bm>m< pan or the Dental School, t h e - nocded to offtct ou11idc ~ed1tors concern O\tr nnaJI r~allta. Con>tructoon hll alreodv ~non many pit,...,, wuh ,.,a v.--a.nled to Ji"e Ktutr an opportunity 10 rev.cw 1t1 SqllltC <'ll«''ed 10 ~ coo.suuctton •or\ 10 I n responw. lhut dg,.u 10 Januat) ""h actual \4art 'liOtn('\JCM tn early ~tnl ~uckat JO\'cmmentl rormM lht Kabo.. b Commito«. an OUICfOWih of the Hou.,. Counctl - "ho<h 1'4.111. v ....., PrHldcnt IO< Faahlia Planninc J ohn rolealabc p<oduccd a pro_.t that aollod for bctt<t uttlozatoon of e.o<~ona M01n SorM bult.IJilP f« <tudau orprualoou . Ha}d"' 1mplortd 1ht audtft'K"t' tO JnC t..C1tCT a dtan-.o.c: to olcadc b<t•ccn th< r"o plaas ~r- ooy prOiat oc <IWIJ< 1D UO<IIC> 0> tqun , B i l l - ....,.led l(abooh 10 llt<mpl to """ thc odmonl'tl'llltOn ftom dosut~ Sq\urc Hall. dra•ona 1arona f""81M" from othn audK"DCC: mtmbtn: '' ltis thaJ u \tTY ob\•out 10 £G•n:& ou1 10 ttx Amhc:rie CampuJ "-a ~ dt-)ta.ntd' to mh1b11 sti.Kimt plhcrma ;md rO"t.....,..l]"t,...,., lHE EORUM ;::;:::::::===a F11day 11 September 1981 Volume 32 Number 8 Stale Unovotslty ol New Voot. at BuHIIo ~ Hayden's Kabosh Committee outlines proposals for Squ ire Kabosh SUgnl> I hOI tbc dcpanmtnt ~- pon 00 • the bwldona and h••• th< 01btt pan ,., co th< I>MDoc! or Stud<ru Affacn. (DSA). 1'llc OIT Complc1t Plan call> (OJ the: ~- uf th< EdUc:lllo»aa C....mUI\ltalloll Ccmii (El'C). no• Ha'lna beard that a Uniwrsity .studMt uruon u ao loealed on the around floor of, c.pco, to th< mtqnol pan ofthe ..,..,.,unity. ~....... or mJdau dub> and o.-pniltauam m<1 TU<tday to lo>tm basanntt or O<-mm• Hall. Clemens H.U ,. ;&il.,edly ro th< Kabosh Commiuce's proposall for Squorc H~l undc:nrtiliud. IO<!rordo"s to the Kabom ~coup. Student Kf'VtCi"'otpnilaalons such as Communhy space re~tloc:.ation. Action Corp1CAC) and the Ncw York Publl< A«otdina to House Council O.alrman Oob lnt= Racar<h Group (NYPIRC) '"oold JO to the Ha)'dcn, uplalnlna the SIUdcat proposal 11 the Capon !ooms \'Xa1ed by ECC. Talbert Hall m«tina. lilt problem is not chat Squorc is closina. but thai ""'e fdt we lhould com< up "'th h< Clrft:l l'laNmmt Ccroter, also on the lfOUnd some plan ""ic:b •ould proridc «ntral ·-oro lloor or c.pco, ..<Mild ~ rdoau<d 80C0tdtna to the both c:ampu...," Tbc adminiJuatooo'• prOpO>OI <ails u.ud<ru plan and ... Intcmation>l St\ldtnt llo<ardl for d...,.nlna 11udent tbroa&ho,. doffcrent Qfttcr and ror.,... otodrnt clubs -llld """" ....... loaotoocu oro th< Main Strca and Amh<nl Campuses. Thc r.... lloor or Nonoa-.. bich Ha)'dtn dauncd The Kabosh plan calb fo< COIISOiidllma Pmilar u "wwlct..nont<d by the DS!I Ufe Worbhop>"-t> runc:dons into certain areas.. includlbl Harriman slated for "publitalion.. ypc ftmedocts'' "Kh bU>Onoo Utnry, the Capcn·Nonon-Talbcrt (o.rt) Complu, orroc:a capable: of'taklna ........ .. and and the Ellirou Complex. Ju.Ufyina ccntral "udt<tt classirtee~ ..... Kab<Mh suu<>~• that a tick<t om.., space on both campuses Ha)'den araucd that while also be pla<cd in Norton. rl'CQ&IIiz.inc thai most stodmts in the futurc .,UJ bc at Now housina DUE oll'lots and dassroomt, thc Amh<nl, "aomt pcopk al\" only on Main Scrtct a.nd S<COnd floor o( Capco is the S\UC>Ied .,.... heon< for •oukt.n"l come ou1 here.·· coumdina senico-d•• Sexualky Ed!JQI ioo Ccntn, Tbc otudmt proposal coasi.sts or t .. o Dcopotn Caller. and l..cpl Aid- wit11 som< 'I>K< for pouibilitla-tho Harriman P1&A and the CNT Plan. rcmainina DUE rOo.nt Ctasws would havc to ~ ,.. Un<kr the Harriman Plan thai .llructur<, 0011..Uy scbcc!ulcd to Ellocou and Main Stmt and r.,_ buill a> th< studeru union, would ~earmarked .. ,_,.. pat1llioned ofT co ...... sata11c:r orr....,.,,,.. tJw student Kli\ily center rcw tbc Ma:.n Sum tcttinal. c:ampus. Now houslnc th< Thcater aod Dancc B<fo.-e ""Y .,..,.,.. can ~ ......medulcd from ,.,_ • Dcpanmmt, !<Vend Squi« Hall actiV>IICI and rooms. bo"tvn. pam,ssioft ku ro bt R.'!C"ri'-'ed rrom seM<a <OUid ~ loalted th<K. DSA y.,., l'rcsicl<nt Richard Sisadkow and Pr<Stdcnt The Mu•k: room and Browsing Llb~ry are slated Robert Kctte<. 10 ~ rc-1ncatcd In the large clanrooml II lh~ back of, Harriman's lfOUnd floor. A ~>mini Ral'.-kf'\linJ tml.bsion IS likt--l5( ntedtd rrom Ketler and Vft:c-· soups and non.glll food-1.$ p<oposcd for the dinina President for 1\todcmk Afrai~ Robert Roslhcra area no" claimed by tbc Faculty Oub. ~foro the lDcalcr and D._ DcpantMS c:a ~ rdocated. Tho Kabooh Commtii«'S "'riU<n .soon of Und«Jnduat• Edualioo (DUE) pru<nred co , ,,.., Prnick-na f0< Fdltics "'-"na orroca ~MY ~ pbced bet< abo, altbouJh on alumatc iilt on 1M 1hird floor or Parka Hall hu John N<allasl W«k, but Haydco is . _ . - . permission 10 praenc the report vern., • ~ S\UC>Ied· Thc Orot floor dance lloor and ,.o.-k<ho!". Kabooh adminis.tr:llioo belie>'in1 chat he: rould pr....,, h proposn, "ould ~me a r<Piaoctnrnt for HUI better thu .,..·ay. • Lounae and the Fillmore Room. That arc also plans Student reaction to the Kabooh Pfoposals was for for puulna the Information d.. k ond candy rounter tho mOSI pan positlvt althou&h lndcp<ndtnts V!Qe Prtsid<nt Eilccn Abbot qu.-tioned if Harrim&ll hat. "Tho Thtar« Ocpanmcnt is •chemcntly oppcK<d Ub<ary "ould ~ made acussiblo to haodicappcd to rhls plan," acmrdina 10 Haycl<n. "While people. "I feel th<ir proposal is bcttcr than th< affcrmina that " Kabosh in scooral fcds that a unified administnllion's," she uid, but lidded thll "they >todt<tt union is mon" imporUnt tllan a ...Urlcd _ , to DCJ1«t th< raa that Harriman mould ~ Thcat..., Department," the Cbait:man asserted that he """"'accruibl<. I'm sur< they an do it, but it's rc:altted tl>< cbf(ocubia or 'Piitt•OJ up .. acadnnic: bcinJ catco lo&htly." Ha}'dm afrormed II the mcdiOJ and in th< "l'itltn ckp&nmmt. ,.,.,.. thai hand.._, acx:asibWty is btina scriO<dly c.lbOI Thc:ater and D.- "one of th< llronaat bbttal ans at this school .... cworlcd thor eoosid<red . The Gama O~b Pf'eOicl<nr Blain• 8uycr f<ll '"'Y "we arc not suu.estins. movin&IM dance Root bu1 By ALA N C. KACiiiC 1\'mioltQ/ Editor T p On proposal.,. * r>•oaram•" sbarinau" as a scudrnl anivhy spact. Hayden adMd rhat a place h .. yet 10 bc round for tho danN "Orkshops. pos;ilivc aboul lhr commiuce'' Vl'Ork. nolina .. 1 th1nk Kabosh is doins a p<<IIY cood job-lhcy S<t"m O<pniud." ___ ...,.. lfHdltf/110 tn~tiOMI mHtlltfl• on IC•.ooa11 qU.51ion '' They seem to neglect the fact that Harriman should be made accessible. I'm sure they can do It, but ff's being taken lightly. , , -Vice President for Independents Eileen Abbot . . �in short-. --..--------_ c·ampu~ R~port~r's lliEspECTRUM Buffalo .... that rhal ~ lnd or thona (dnnonRraiiOil\)11<\<T rights A requal by th< UB fll<\lby S<natt ~'< Commlllr< IO RqKN'I«" En.oc-..ivc Ed1t01 Robm \1ar-lc1t~ to reprint tM mtnu.tt:~> of Co•nmlner .....,,.,.. an htu or 1J1 articlt wa> •nord Wedn<$day. Rtp<>rttr rcpona Joyer Bolcboo•'LI, a....,...t to Wed~'> Mo:kur, •opponed th< lltptNrtr-'• riaJu to cktrmaan< th< method of <Oft><)10IIhf ...,..,_ "That'• our edatonol p<roaMht," mrama lh<gjd. A<c:ordinaro liBilnAcknr Robm l . l.ntn, th< Uru•er,.tr t o · - by a 1968 IWcmml mM!t b) formn U B . Pr<Sid<:nt Man an Meyonon tlw "undn no rondallon • •11 tlat administration tdlthe R~pontr -.taat 10 rannl •• COGIIIIU<d ooc:urred, •· ht said. in rt-fn~ 10 1M \'Oiume.rf, bu~om.& proaram muod~ in the S)'llft'J\ ll'\ttal )t:ars q.o. lnsponor P!illip Francis of iht Bu(Talo Pol~<'<' lkparln•:rn .aid polo« patrols.,...., ad\lsed to "a:ch bus rout<> aod t<ltool arn•. but tlurt oo •ncid<nu •cr< r<PQntd "I thrnL bui>U11" JW<Ity "<II ot«pted h<r<," h< told Tltt Sptrf111 "· "P<OPI< Jlt<'lt) much rca1w chat if you am't be• ·em. JOU\ 'em."' At tbt mel of th< for~~ day of das>n, rt .... und<Or •bnh<r ptrtnU ...,. ~<q>iQ& tlatt d!oDdma born< UUO<ad of \ubjCCI'"' than 101M forttd ~ " W< •OG"t Lno• that for a toUpk Of c1a,..," R<-ilk said ~'hool orraoa~s .. w ha•< 1 bntn Idea or rh< atlnxl.anc:'t drop. if an) 1 in 1M affected IChoob b) the' .uL't dd illlt If Wedaoday'• pta.."tful >till Of lht for~ bu«•OI 1"- " aru 1 n d - of iu ....,......, Curtm'• plan to antqnot< th< Buffalo "'hoob .....,. to bt • orlma >mOothly ,,~ ,. , ..,,_.,......,.._ .................C- - 1 A.,~,_,...,M"-'t .......,._E.._ w..v- ............ _ --~ ..... -~ ""'.., C:OC..'C"' l'it ~ Mwoi'!Mt-"·~ Wf hl'e 10 much admtnu..on for lht Polish Sol.tdMuy •orLCT\ and tel our rltat traffic' corurolkn art trrated 1\ non-prr$0ni In WarJOw. they mu>1 bt "tarinJ ytllow nbbons fO< PATCO. Forced busing begins without hitch Mandatory busina1n tht Buffalo """'"' u:loool ,,...,. btpn Wednesday, and by tht n>d Of the 01udnu• rar• day of oiuots, It o.....,c.r.,...,.,..,.,. ~~.....,Ntlln JK). He! ~.Utot. FNC•.M Jol'lt'l FOITMIJMCt• p6kt Ala" C b«amt dar thaltht riots aod d<rnonmatlon• that marked tho initiation of businc 1n Boston and oth('f n uC:S •ould noc taLc pia« h<rt . lr this <rtwotion bad occurred a yur A bout 2,800 audmr. •nr bu..O acrou tow.n to schools tarcrred for tht int<lflltlon b) ~edrral Judi< John T. Cunln, .. ho mandated thr forced bu~l nt plan <l11i<r thb year. And, accordina tO Suporinttndtnt of S<hoolt EU&<n< T. R<Villt and Buffalo Polio< ~pan mon r orra<aal>, th<rc ..... no •·ioknt indd<nts. In ~ddiuon tO thoit WudtniJ --.ho • ·ttc buS!Cd &l'& tt)Utl of l"llttin's ordn, almma 11,200 other <hildren art bu....!., art of ill• Citr's uniqut •oluntary irucsrat1011pl1n eon>i>tlna or moan« K'hools. Aceordma to R<-olk. tho forst day of bunlna .... , .., . , "dJ. Wt had a aood op<nrns <b). Th<rt "ff< aht usual probkms of latt buSS<S and thana> h~< that, bur orh<r than thai, I'm qwtt pkased as to ho• thmp "mt." ho .aid ,R<-ilk .aid ho didn't <>1'<" an) Jltobkrn>. "0... hiSiory io aao. rh< controller\ ..ould bt "-OfLin&today. Carttr vfoutd havt firtd thM1. thm ~hen Rc-aa:~n 100\. O\"t'f. he would ha'-e Ji\ot:n the conuollm and their v.·h·e:s 1 frtt vr«kft1d at West Point. ~He tiOHi JoHOI'I& Z.noeWAuoc. Ne'&toul £d•_,., t._ Abre!Mfltftofott~p&r Uuri'\Ct T AoMnth.lllMotott•IMI A Thuti.OIYI',.,._. _..u,.,. Joftn C Ol.liAIII. J AI'\Git W MaoOd~niA itoc. O._,.d A Nov., the connoUcu seem co have such blind f111h in thdr ta"'<· PATCO . u; b<comin8 mort of ltult, thin 1 union. \'ou hl\t: 10 \lloOn6cr 11 the rc:b&.ous ttal of the.'it foUO-Atri of union d>itf Roh<n Poll u ht clash« out th< idtoloJlal l>ooi·Aid Ollm(lt: CotnlfoeW~tl .Siitl" Ut Pt1m101'Attt TonrG<OjOCI0/61JMN:t ONi~P'IJotottl!pftr __ MIChHI 0 BaurNtw.......... Me~ Hflte,'HCen~ .. , ........_.., Wey'le 8 H.,_ntwfll.t ltlliifttt o.t.c:tot '-Goo .a.•..·- I"' ~bOn .....aQIIJ.-20.100 r;.. S.0.Cffll"'l OII.U. ert tocated ~ 366 Savrtt t4al. s.«e ~ey o• Hew York et a...tf.Mo. )&.316 M. sv-.. a.,n•. ..._ vcn u::u r - . (711113r-317Sec~o....., (7111131-3111-Copr\tlf>l 1•1 S.lfolo. NY 'lllo ~ Sludenl hf~ 'nc,_ E&w...J JIOHC) It dtt•mtnecl by the Ed<to.- •~ o,..., ~ton•ofMJI'Milet ,_.n • nhOul thrt uprnt COMent o1 IN Echlor>io-Ch1•1 II ,..._ Jtrte1ty TIN $p,ctrvm •• Pfll'll..S D)' &ult•to NnraPrtM Inc, \37'0 Sentcl $t. a-..uuo. NV. OltttibuiiCIII . . IOAhO Ontvettfly OM copy pe.r petWl oomtni,ltUtJ1'~1 JOIN US... and meet foreign students.... and learn more about other countries, and cultures.... and use your native English language creatively.... and register In FOR 499.... ~ Earn Undergr8duate Cr8dlt by being a converutlon Ioder working with foreign llludenta In the lntenalw Englllh language lnatltute. Far Information cell:· 8M-2077 or 8M-2071 Mondlly • Friday Wpm Aak lor l"atricll m .,...........,.Frl<lay, ,, . _ . , . , , . , . 1253 Niagara F•ll! Blvd. tro-rrllf•IO 011« lllplrH IIICIIIt �Squire Hall transformation plans suspend UB bookstore relocatio foundAI10<1 (UBF) offoa&b who ba>< boeot contriiC1ed by New Vorl Slotcto l<11SC the land •urroundina tht oltoru or Lake LaSallt \Inc< tht early 19601. By U SA FRIED Sf'«''TWm Stoff Rrpotttr With tht t,...,formatton of Squur Hall mto a DauaJ School d.ra•lnl nc-ar. con«rn his bc<n r&lSed .,.... th< r.-<~ouon thai thtrc ""' no 1onctt lie a Unl'aJ<ty booblor• oo th< M..n Sited c.mp,.., orr1C11h Aid thu ·~~ Th• •·t~ oomplicaled by tht fda)ed construaJOG on tht Pored 8 trKL Ahhouch thcr< "'" <llU b< raahtl<l on tbt S!J~M and in lh< ElliCOtt Complu on Arnhcn1 Campus, v,.. Prc•id<nt f« fKilili<s Plonn'"' John Neal and Squ~ 1ia11 Bool.stOrc MaJlaiCT John S...Uborn sbcl lhty bd>C\t a \ t&tn Sited racilrty u ....,......y. " It ,.oufd b< too lncon-.tna11 for th< >tudcnu to ha•<to 10 lh< Amhtnl Camp"'" to run:haoetU~boolslnd orbrr school rupplits, S<\JCTbom <•f)I&Jned. At the Plueol tune, tht pair b ntiOiiatina to obtain a t<rnpotary booblort rodlity on tht Main Sited Campus. Accorcltnl to Sw<Tborn, about 10,000 SQUirt fed arc needed for the raality-liquirc Hall's bH..d store ccwm lll area o r approximately 5000 fcct more. As .oon u the final platu for rtio<ltina the Squirt HaD fodliles lr< tompl<led , N<al expllinod, a location o.ill b< announced fot the temporary Matn Sura boot .,orc. .. Complicl tloa tbt u tuatlon even funhn Is Lb< '"' that construction has~ to bqin on tht Pored 8 pro}<d. Last D<cmtbu, Follett Chairman Robm J.R. Follttt announced that his company, •hlch runs • all thr« campus booblor"S, ..'Ould "bwld and Operate • IMa< bookstore on tht Ambtrst Campti\." Fon..t's llllnOUr>e<m<nt ~as a rdief to Univenity of Buffalo The a ........laSaJit &nk aar= to n~ tht SI 215 milfion r.al~> last bond thai ,.,. IIOued thr0<1dl tbt /UI\hcnt lndtn1rud O..dof'rn<nt Authorily (AIDA). The FoOe<t ~. •hid> is r"'PIH\liblt dc-.dopot~J tht lood for Pu<d B. bas bftn ~lt\1 for a,pthate tnst.Jiution to Rtw~« tht rro.i«< ror 0<\tral ,-... tbt Stott ""' u""bk to prO\>de wlflcitat rundms. Fou.., •s . _ ror con"ruaion to bqla on tbt lon& a....ud 20.000 squue foot.""~~< floor Arnhtuz Campti\ booi.Jtort. The pro}<d " bana dda)ed boc:IUK or "endlcu, ICC~ rurpickin&" omona the attomC)'> repraentins the follttt Corporatoon, the laSaJit Bonk, AIDA, lllld 1he UnJ~ctAI)'. Folkt:t rrpon.td. Durina the summu, A IDA ud laSaJit Bank ,.,..,.... oraued o""' •11ioh company y,oukt draw up 1he k:p1 contracts for 1M bond oalc. Arter AIDA's repealtd huistenor th•t It draw up the doc:umcnu, the Chicl&o bank nnally conceded, Follell said. Sc>nna. b~ purc:lwlna • rot v.c. A ddluonal connicu stnl rcmotn uru..ohed ~wctll other offldals invol•od In the project. Follett c~plalnod thlt his Corporation lnd th< Univenity h••• r<ea~tly boeot medlnl to <liicms 1pocifte iAucs sud! .. the kpl rc:<poruibtfitito or tleh &roUP Jhould tbt FoUctt Corpo.atioo cv<s 10 bankrupt. FoUen 1nsWtd that 1ht Sl:att~appoinlt'd at<httccts at< CTUtln&lddotiO<Ial un,_.,. obstadts •n Pat<d B's dc-.·clo!>mcnt proc<:a> bt "introducina ch.an&es 10 mttt ACC'Ofdiltl to UBF P=<lcnt John C.ntr, that tht ltpl pap<s work IDYOhed b holdmi be<k constructiOn. Each nprn.cd opt:nnhm th.IJ xrual conscru,1K):ft *Ill bqJn b<for< thiS D<cmtb<s, ,.hen SQu•tc Hall " Jlatod to do«. But no on< •ould 'I>C('Ufat< [~~.'.:~~~.~~~ec~~:~~~~t•-o monlbs or fXIIOU.IIOIDS and cltJ<mooru. \\ben axnpltted, tht subocnpoon "'" PlY the ......_ ~.. ..., 540.000 lnd ~.000, cu\lttl from student IIW1d•orr r... moat) The coobla th< lhri«·•«kly a•ard· •inniD.& pubiiQiion to conunuo prmu.,. Althouch the: SA SEnati muu flNI pass tbt qttm~cnt and Tilt! Sp«<nJm must <11bmit to 1lll audit, lh< kttCT is upccted tO l<tp tht pap<s's, many aediU, cspodally the print«. to allow thc publicaJion to kttp printin&. Tilt! Sptnnnn is outrmtly dtbt and the papcr-•s ma.nqcment deddrd cat·btt this Summer Lba.t some new rmlliCial ltT&JIItrn<nt ""uld b< ncctlllt}' to ltttp t he PllfJCf rubllshlna into the ind<finite futurt. Its editorial board YOted in July to - k a subscritpion aar<mmcnt from t•o rerun~ to tht follo•tna: • The SA Trtawru ....lit•"" an adlJSOrY role .n tile tdtcolon or tht - ..... M - and Com111ro0t• • T1tr Sp«t''"" ..,...J to 'llbmit to on audJI and a rrtC'Unl b<fot< tbt qr«ment would talc rlfcct, • rllWICJll a.."COunt•bilu) "110ld b< imural throudl ,...tty m<mnas 101th tht SA T...,....rCT lnd «aul.v rcporu: and e The phra>t, "•ubscnption f« p;Dd ros by IIW1dot01')' rea of tht und<t'grad.wc Studcm A<IOOlllion" would oppear OA tht (root p~~< . It .... th•• final poont th'al.slo•od P<OI<""' •• rrat'hin1 :an accord. u tbc paper-citing journaltnio irucarity lllld e<hlcs- declared it "OUid be unable to mcct this condition last Satutedy. Aft<r havinca c:ompromtsc proposol unillltcnlly r<}<dod by SA of(tciab, it decided to one of the sauden1 p•ttnma~u. aar« to the tenn. Last Saturday, Sl\ presented the paper whh a concrete proposallnd a fter diJCu<Sions • nd conference~ later in the wed : h • compromiR was reached thaJ Sllurted both ..nics. As • c:ontinacnoy plan, 1M Spr<rrum obtained almo" 200o •ianatur<S o n a pctillon eolliiiJ for a rer«mdum thaJ would mandate the -agretmml. u fJCf SA 'stunu. undtrtntd..... Studcoi AssociatJon (SAl sJIII<(I a ltttCT or intml or sut»cri- )'nladoy. cndina oarmncot sas.ooo '" on A«<WcflD& to Neal, th< Baldy boot11ore-locatod in tht ac.d<mk' ,;pln<-,.•11 do"' •htn tb< new rodbty his been <o<nplttod, matntatnina thai th<r< is 110 need rO< tWO Jimll.u fiJcillti"S JO Clost IOJClhtr. Ht edded that tht Elli<ott untt •ould rnn•in in oprnnioft. buc the nnrr. bookAor< oo Lalc LaSaDt's ohores ,.;u ~<nc as tht only IIIIJO< ....,.,.;n, potnt for alln<wmlll<r...S. the arc.h.iu:-:turaJ rea w1U run around $70,000--a su.m mdutled In tit< S1.27 ~ miWon dollar cost of th< fiiCIIny. 8oth FoU..t and Canes firrnly bdo<>e HELLENIC SA / GSA Meeting Sunday. Sept. 13th at 4:30pm WELCOME NEW MEMBERS ELECTIONS NEW ACTIVITIES DiSCUSSED . r---- Friends of CAC present-----, t;IH!l.<\.' Men' s Touch foot ball So<en lu Kodoey Men's Basblb.,jl Racquetball Squash .......... lltl.\'li:l~ l~IU.Lrt.'li.t:: t:I!I!Ul l\.Lrt!\tllli Tues. 'Jill Mon. 9114 Mon. 10112 Mon.1015 Mon. 1015 M on. 10/5 Fri. 9111 Fr. 9/lS Fri. 10/ll Wed. 1012 1 Fri. 10/9 Fri. 10/9 Turkey Trot • IIIIDWlO'l lEII·STAIISIM H ole in O ne Coif Friday. 170 MFAC 7 & 9: 15 pm Saturday. 146 Dlefendor17,& 9 :15 Sunday. Squire Theatr e 4. 6:15. & 8:30pm SEE ENTIRE FALL MOVIE SCHEDULE i n the Prodical Sun Section of this issue! Mon. 9114 Fri. 9118 1.:-L.Ii.\: IU..rt!lll.l:! I;U,X l!1i1!.Jo: Mon. 9114 Thurs. 1011 Mo n . 1012' Mon. 1 0126 Mo n. 10/1 2 Mon. 10112 Wed. 1114 Sun. 11/ll Mon. ll1 S/82 Sun. 2121112 Wed. 10/21 Wed. 10/28 Fri. 11120 One Day O n ly Sat. 11/21 Ra in Dale TIA Any inquiries res.ardmglntramurals should be dtrected to Dan Kowalchuk. l}ud supervisor · Intramural Services a t 111 Clark Hall/1131·2924) 01/icials a re needed l or all sports l f you 4now the ruf~ s and a re interestefl in a PJ\10 position as an ollfctal, conr~ct DAN ~~ BJI-2924. �Rally. ~-:.·--· politial octivity," Alan Stout •~plaincd. "You need an IQ or 200 lO fllld your ... y tO • bathroom 0\lt tbcrt.'' Stow th«<ri%<d tb14 Ka~'s tfforu would not hdp all...wtthb prpblem unlta i1 fouah• to pr~• Squln: Hall or &ain oomporablt spooc:e. - Hc.adclocl, "af wt bqm with a dtftaiJA attltudt wt c:aMOC hopt to adu..- an)1hana." Ha)'dcrl, ho....u, clftlatd that Ka~ was al"na up 100 ' early IUid ddmclocl hos •uL on tbt commintt. " I am coofadcol Ketter will maLt a dtaslon on ow fa\'01," bt iru.Wtd. HSquire is a losa au$C' becau,x lhc dcd$t0n has bta> mad< at tbt Stott ltvd." Tht HD~M CoUDCII Chairman noccdl that Kctter•s lamt duck star us •ould hnc:: tiult orrm on any dtdsion. But ...,. Audmu l<m&llatd uocmaiu obowa tbt Kabooh effort, allf>o<oah laudinJ lilt dtdicatlon oommrtltt members had Pill in. JuniOf Mariannt CW.O ca1kd tilt dc<i.- 10 t"* Squirt "lousy" and complaintd that tbt Un>OO •O<IId lta't a liP in tift. But '(It said tbt ns "lll>dtdclocl'' abolattllt Auda>t Jl- ao~crnmcnt•, "Of~ lb\tl far &nd -.ondt:rtd v..hy lht stUdent body ,... not •orkanatot<thcr. "I ihll\k JIUdtl\tJ art conctm<d. bua wo artn't tomlnatOS<Ihcr 10 fllht k," Coancl.a~d Honchman homltlf wu ~ m)'lltifatd as to •i>y Jtuda>IS ha•t rrfraoncd from l<llllllatti>dy invohtd. "For frnhman tbty don't rully Lno• wbal a un1001 is bccausr of th< rnonocon) thot tbty art fattd With dunna tbt fino •«l of K'-1," alit GSA Va« Prdidtm -td "I tbonk tbt uwer dau ptOPk fttl alit rffs<ts of Squur dos•na " ~or taste in movies. But they'D see them with you _ _,. It souncled famastic in the newspaper. But <riy to you. Stl. )'QU had to see il. and v,ith a ~ ann-twisting )'our friends agreed to seert too. \oo\-e already heard a ~ ol ~es about rour taste the c:unain came 111 10011e5 SinCe ~n. And. knoo.ling )'our friends. 11 'll go on for v.'eeks. So. tO make II up lO them, and show them )'our taste iSI\'t bad in everything. )'OU do son~tlung a tittle special. TO!llght. let It be U!v.-enbrau. ....Tho-."-·""-- ••• �University Parole Board set admissions standard t"o 5tudtru c:ases sinco its tnet'J)tiOCI last fall. The live penon body "looks 8y DAN HOLDER C~&ldM at the track record" of tbc appUcant, Some studenu ~orkin& towards commencement may graduate from jail btfore araduatin& from UB. Undu University &uidelines, parolees and u.orrenden are not usuall) denied admission to UB, but rould bt cd\ded bousina In campus dormitones. In rare caJes, the fdlool could "ork with prison officials towardJ a sli&htly earlier release date for potentoal Buffalo students, The ad hoc Ex-Offenders Commlnee, chaired by Admissions and R..ords Director Richard Oremuk, revlc"'s u-offenders applications and advises the Univorsity on qualilicauons for admission and dorm di&tbduy. This commiuee is lookln& out for "the btSl onteresu of tbt Uni•ersity," Drtmuk reponed, but he strts$ed tlw they "don't stan orr basina thor premue solely on the criminal backaround. The education is part of the rehabilitation process." There is notltina on the University's applicauQII form to indicate if a penon has llet'ved ume in jail. The only time the Ex-Offenders Commiuee becomes in>olved in admwioru is •bto a parole oflicer contacu the IIISI.itution. The CI(XIUII,ittet bu beor in>'OI•ed in Assinant to the Prestdtnt Ronald Stein said. The mllin concern or the aroup is poS$ible bousina restlctions. While every case is handled on an individual basis, Oremuk uplalncd that some a-offenders, such as tb~ ondicted for felorues or violent crimes, moJht recd"e a $CCOOC!Iook. Aside from possible danae" to students hom <.\-offenders, the Uni><rsity itself might suff~ fiancial liability from an attack . The rommiuee can refuse campus residency to someon• if "th<rt Is a clear dang<r to studenu in the dorrru," Drtmuk advised. but he added that In the future unhmities mrallt bt hdd rHponsibk for i111uries to studenu. Slrin comparcclthe po~ible problem to a curr0111 c:ase involvina Buffalo Stato CoUqe. T"'o years aao an exoffender, Larry Campbell, was enrolled in the sehool ""'en he kiUed tv.o,aurralo State students. There is no'w a suit brought agalrut N~ York State by thi families CIOncernina possible faults In the State's parole system. In any incident invotvina ..,.. offenders, the Slme Parole Board is notifltd. Smior Parole Ofrtett John NtstO"'iu indicated thm his office would bt c:allccl in the e-ent or "muconduct or serious problems." There are CIOI'tain eases "'hm the Parole Office would aid the offend<r btfore bls prison rdoase. Nestor,.dt explained tlw "whenev~ possoble'' the convict I' lined up for early rele;ue if a school's semester starts btfore his Kheduled parole. But he stressed that the offender must 'ltf'e as ~~ to the rninomum tirM Sd by the sentenc:in.a judae as ~Stblt. For someooe seekina early release. the Unl\er<otY wiU not take the inittall\t, Stein noted. h would bt up to the Parole Board to act to Itt the p<r<On OUt early. u ...aJiy. lhe parolee must mea a mtnlmum work obliaation as pan or hu parole plan, but Neslono-ott indicated that a fuO·time ed.w:ational program "satlsftet the JOb requirement." The SUNY Chancellor's Offtce rtctntly released a new Sd of auiddill<'J on dtalrna ,.i!lt ex· ofrmden. h has not beor ftoUy dfslnbuted )'tS, but Ortmuk sptcUiatcd that it ..vuld "dt.cnbt the relatoonslup btt"een thr 'J..,. Ynrk Stille Parole Board and SUNY " Women In Ancient Greece and Rome" (Hist. 210) IS NOT CLOSED n. _... Ia crou-lla ted and can be talrett ae Hfet Of}' 1/Q -p.m. SUNDAY~ SAl 210, Claulc:. 210, Of' Woman's S tudie s College 210. If you have any further trouble reglttetlng, c. II L.C.Cumtn a t 838·3539 or 636-2336. 10.3»~ tt.oo.- smp.m. ,..OH,-fRI. 12.00.&mp.m. SAT : 8.00 o m. &&- BALLET, MODERN & J AZZ C LASSES STUDE/'IT DISCOUNTS A.M . & P.M . MON-FRI BEGINNING - PROFESSIONAL LEVELS ..... FEATURING JAZZ WITH SHELL EY HAIN FO""'ER U8 STUDEHT & TEACHER 11A- SUNY AT BUFFALO MA - UN IVERSITY OF HOUSTON DENISE ALLEN-TREOER DIRECTOR FOR DETAILS ~ TELEMQ The Movement For Zionist Fullflllment Invites you to a fascinating evening with its members and friends. Let us tell you more about TEl...EM What do we stand for? What are our goals and plans? Monday, Sept. 14th 7:30p.m. at H illel House 40 Capen 8 /ud. (across fro m Main S t. U.B.) Come and discuss the state of Zionism today. Share your thoughts with people truly Interested in ISRAEL Most~ferOidVJenna to ~anrtNng. This odverti54t1Tlef1t is o blotont attempt to penuode you to buy Old Vienna ~- If you keep buying our beer, we'll keep running our cartoons. Old VIenna Canadian Beer Frl<Joy, 11 ~ 1111. Tho - 5I �• edito A message from the staff For the over 2000 students who readily affixed their signatures on the petitions to save The Spectrum, to the. many faculty, staff, and administrators who ba~ked us With moral and financial support, and to the Unlvers1ty community who never doubted our integrity and continuity, the entire staff of The Spectrum extends our sincerest appreciation. For the students who work putting out this newspaper and whose usual reward Is a by-line, or less, the show of support makes producing The Spectrum all the more worthwhile. ) fee Thanks Editor We thtl l,l()den.tgfHI<I stud., II who Md $IIP90fle-d Joe R1lkJn eftd/01 Sr~ Kaplan ertdlof Mttk Moore duong ~.clin time now call on them to r•pttstnt us as lhfiY pronused. We want to see The Spectrum continue Ita ~~~ One more Editor: P»au allow , . to r-o,•ter my JUppott /01 The Spec:tNm. A• .somfOfN acquamted wrtlt cou~ geto*t~ I would hk• to P<>Htt out /hot SA Prea'*"t Joe FMitfn fl obiiiOUIIy in trrot it he ~lfwfl tltet a IUbJC.nption IH for The Spec:trom mtattl that the ~pet wiU /Oif it$/lnanc/11 ,_liP",.,. ., if'HHP«ft:IMCII. Many maJor COli• pat>«•. IUCh •• M U't~ta DaiJy. are IUpplled I 1Ubtct4pltOn IN lbl , . _ " " tM studotll _.,,.,__ (II ht would ldre thO nam.a ot otMrs, I Wllf H lfiPP'f to ptoYkH IMmJ n·a almllar to P«~»rboy a COIIP'- dollars a WHk tor one or the local dally pa~" 01 buyJng • aubactlptlon to the Ntw Yorlt Times at tM bOOitstote. ,..,;no ,,.. T"- ·~ puOitcatK>n. Current ts a good IHture tflliQU.,. OUt c«Jid hvd/y rtpltce the COOO<f9t tnd - • oll•rtd by The Spectrum. Also, n think that to "'"the SA namt CH't ,,. front ~ge w()Uid certainly ··augg,sr·• ltsslflltortal lteeoom 1od wou'd d lscrld't what • news{HIIHI AJbe;t mandatory tees are/tH'dH to lund llutJHJt tt ;s OCWJOUs that The Spectrum n • SMYtt» to aJI US studentt and not Juct mmorit,..s and team-. E~illl'f now when we'twloslng our stuthnt umon. atle~&t htlp us keep our newspapefl du~ Fl~olgnoturoo ..,~...~ Untwwsfty undergraduates Mlx:master Editor. In hl o arf- ~thO S e p t - 2 m..rlng ot thO Faculty - • &....,IN' Commit -. Dan Hold.t - t h O _,,.,,,., Opportunl t'f 1*"11 "Daolgnod to~,.,.,., a nd /utorl"fflor t o w - mlm>rlty .,_,._ .. • " Mr. Holdtr'o ptfl/ototll . ml--'lon. Acru.lly 10 ~lor "'-!" •.• .,.,_,-·to_,. lilt,.,.,.,... -t.-_,._,_,_,..,,.,.,, ... .. ,,..,.... ,. .. I would till.e ro wlfkom• .wJtYbody beck to tempus on bMJalt or the Oi~islon ol Student Alltlfa/Stud.nt Activity C•nttr. A ~tal committee hU boon worlctng all SUmrnflf to INI togetheta unlq~ r~ent celled c.M~Jretion '81, whk:lt wtfltal:e pJe« on Sunday, Septem'* 13, tN1 at Baird l'olnL W• btgjn ttleiUJ tl II o.m. with t 10 kllometllt MU SanctionW ,.c.. SpotLewnt• begin at 1 p m and ,..,.,., mutJul, tUnce, and tiMatrlcat gtoupt /tom tiW own depertmenta highlight the altetnoon trom 1-7p.m. ThO....,, lo topptd oil with thO Bulloto f'IIMermortlc tl 7 p.m. lotto-by • OI>Kitcur.r ti..-to .n.ptey t t - Tltlo _ , '-1- • n d 10 a l l -.. ftr:ulty tnd ettll. So why nor /0111 u• tor 1 day o/ tun, relent/on, 1nd /utt a ..flood old . tlma." _,_ MmlnlstrotiYo -'"'otant Student Aftalq - • Tho ljloct--. fftdo)o, tt . . , . _ t•t we,,.,. luturw. T,.t dOnfl ..,_,o m the pelt, we vtill dO M ,,. ~c. etnp/tiiiS on e'Witll r-.ung to un-.Jty commvmty T111t - - · .,. IHI. brings ua cJcner to ow g<HI o1 UNing n.. atudeniS II this UnMrllty. Our forma t hi I I IWIYI bHtf Clmcentrltftl on provtdittg 1 m«iil b. sed on Int.,· Qlttural eotnmun~e<~llont; wlto are we;, term• of lodty tnd tht put 11m Ml Ali 1M IO~st 111111Uft9 .,ht'IIC "''* UB. Somolhl"ff ol whlcn l>olh tht Unlvor•IIY tnd Sub Boord/ con loolltt with prldt. As If ia, WI.,. • Jao looldng tOt newet dlf.CliOitS Editor. - e•t>eC••"Y year. Than• you ir also the longest running lfltrnatlve newspl,_, " Fun? Wow! ~- Speclrum. tM Cunent, tM Alternll~ Hewa Collectlvt and Sub Board tlor thtl• htlp and assistance In mBkmg our peper 1 succel~lut atudent a4JppotHd nrtr~P« In upstlte New V01~ It UnM<IItr student o o r r - - m l i t. FN$11nd lot.most we. the Jllfllt AU, l,. J.-. 11h st'lldent'a newJJ»p;« at US. wtwld •k• to tJJant The As SIIDUid stand 101 ... -. Oldest alternative Ed1tor; OndtKOII<itr -p15lrom '"" Ngfmlong•.,. AIIYe mlde. TINI I'IIS helped u• IO t• st lot lhe ~sr I 1 re•rs. In ord« to do so, we n.-d peop,. With MW idttas end thO " ' alncerely Interested In provkJinQ •n Import'"' s~Jc• to th• coMmunity. Se-nd your name. addr.... and pnone nun\bef to Au. 341 Squn•H•t~ an 01Cier to tofn Ari The Jewlah student's new1p.aper �op-ed ~------------~ ©~ITD By RICHARD A. SIGGELKOW Vice Pr•aldent itY Student A/lairs Deeplte periodic-and eooalatently unproduetlve-diaeYaslons about the mandatory fee system, It Ia once again appropriate to consider Ita educational value and Impact as viewed by at least one observer. Remember aleo, and this is a loW estimate, that over one million dollars annually pours Into the student accounts. The following personal opinion should be pr.ceded by acknOW1eglng the generally adequate performances of etudent government leaders, lWen If they do not always reallte that they are aleo trapped by the present aystem. What other organltatlon In modern eoclety-outslde of student governments at SUNY units-has the privilege of asse.sslng a tax and dlaburalng revenues received without interference or supervision, whlla at the same tlma calling on another, somewhat unrelated body, to collect that tax, enforce payment, and Impose penaltlea for non-payment? Major cot>C8<na revolve around lack of "guidelines" elanty, the Individual atudent'a Inability t o enjoy a greater vole<~ In expenditure decisions, effective accountability and responsibility, and lack of eflee11va reeollrse for lhe Individual student who, on principle, doeS not desi re to participate. If the Intent Is to encourage college Students to recommend expenditures wi thout properly checking Into how they were ultimately expended (aln<>e the local administration under the present Idiotic Trustee policy, cannot) and, to learn how to bend under pressure and Intimidation-even If lhere Is concern over allocation-the present svelem Is 1~---------. forum truly a great success. T he entire aituatlon Is compl.leated by lacl< of eootlnulty from one Short.ffved and tne•perleneed atudent govern"*'! to the next, l nvar1ably elected by a discouragingly small percentage or the total constituency. The Infamous Trustee "guidelines" a.re ridiculous, and any first-year law atudent can drive a true!< through them. And, unless payment Ia waived (InfrequentlY) for hard4hlp reasons, the Institution Is In the untanal>le position of having to withhold reg/arrarlon of any student Who, •n good eooaclence, slncetefy desires not t o aupport certain programs. This Is tantamount to wapenslon, and the penalty should at least fit the cnme. Continued altendanee should not be dependent on such payment. And, whether they like It or not. atudents ac.e presently cornmllted to an unreasonable four-year 1 period ol unrelieved taxation, Without being afforded a chance to express themselves through an annual referendum procedure. Aeeommeded expenditures ahould dlreelty benefit only those members of the student body who supply tha reSOIJree and for whom the strange system was oflglnally designed. these monies ara Intended neither lor personal uaa. nor altoc.tlon to groups and programs not related to the Institution proper. For their lore<ld eontnbutlon If they determined for themselves how they wanted to exoned their proportionate share of the presently generated total. f urthermora. what wonderful things would tlisapPear If student fees became VOluntary? Nama them. Now ask, what WOilld really result from red11eed program• or elimination o l these areal? Truly worthwhile activities would still gain suppon. Organizations would lunctlon with true student commitment, no longer lethargically oountlng on automatic 81lrvlval through mandatory tees. It would do wondara for true IndependenCe and freedom, Including 51\ldent government constraints. Unfortunately, student 1 - -rentty do suppor1 101!18 aacred, ongoing prograrua at many SUNY unlta, and budgetary relationships make It too eny to compromise values. A strange form of hypoerlsy exists throughout tha SUNY syatem because administrators, llka atudents, don't alwaya want to face the trvth. IJ wa .,_._ In out-of-elasa *"penenca ea part of-che educational proeaas. the state Itself Ollgl\t to provide Increased support lor aueh programs. In fact, the funding lnter-<OIIeglate athletics by mandatory fees, often crltlcirtld by many student leaders, Ia one chief reason "'hY the peculiar system has survived u long as It has. If the state suppor1ed that endea--u It shoUld, to uaa student argument-the p r - t tee system would hll,llly not aurvlve. For that mallet, If most student& and !acuity really did not want their Inter-collegiate athletic programs. What ShOuld any respectable educatlonallnstltultlon ~eep them going? Voluntary assessments would provide sulfleient opportunities to develop neuaaary educational enrichment programs. Educational prfnelplaa 1~ In IMming the lmc>or~ anu ot cMI-Ing, S<Jpporting, '"" &effing ona'a 10aaa under a voluntary fee atruc:lure would far outwelllh the effects of any curtailment In existing programs. An oatabllahed fee lormula to maintain doslred programs (Including athletics), even II ultimately d1sbunsed through Albany on aome peoportlonata baSis. Is preferable to the present approach. Voluntary portions of assenments sl>oukf remain controlled by students; In any event. the lnstllutlon'a questionable role as f collection agent for mandatory student activity fees remains, In my view, eomplela InapPropriate. c2Jllt:.ft opinion By JAKE PARKER AtrfOodY can be Stu :lent Association (SA) president YOIJ can tak'J any student, ~~~- h im or he< behind a desk In 11 1 Talbert and that person will be Invited to lunoh In the ntfen Room by UB administrators. But being a good SA president Is a totally different story. t own a f our foot tall stuffed bunny rabbit that I am seriously eoosiC:ertng running lor SA president. H is name ts Fred. fred Is an lnanlmtte object, Just like some senlora I knOw. fred iiOW8Ver, IIOids the qualities that mahe a good leader. He listens, he never says·anythlng that could be misunderstood, and he never speaks on a subJect that he Is not fully Informed on. (The laat may be do to the fact that Fred's mouth Ia a piece of cloth.). fred's biggest problem Ia that he Is U!lable to make a decision on his own. He needs someone there to move his head either up or down or sideways. fred lan't tile only ona with this problem. In Fred's case the problem eo~ from having loam rubber where hl9 brain Is sup~aed to be. When this altuttlon o¢eurs In those mammals that we call humans It Is a more complicated problem. In order to make a decision you must 'first knOw what you ate irylng to achieve. Everybody's voata ate different. Some people h ave very II fly ~· (l.e. the saving of Mankind) others heva earthy,lmmedlate goals (I.e. the aavlng of the last ChoCOlate covered donut for,braakfasl). tn each ease deci sions are made to reach or even not'Teach these goals. It appears that there are not a tot of boals In 111 - 8 Talbert (the prealdent's offle<~) because there are very few real decisions made. Take for example the Issue of a subiCflptlon aweement With The Spectrum. Let's all play SA president. O..Stfon:Ooes the SA wish to see rhe Spectrum continue publishing? Anaww: (fill In your own but yo<J must eventually chocse one) Yes No IJ you answered yes then eootlnue. IJ you answered no then you have made a deelslon. Congratulations, Oueatfon: What terms have to be reached for you to feel c.omfonable with granting a aubscrlptlon? (It Is assumed that you hava the funds to spend on this agreement.) Anaww: (Compile IJve to seven points that you wish the newapaper to .,..q O...tlon: What do you do when the newspaper agrees to t h - points? Anawer: 1. Come up with new, " unsettled lsauae" that need to ba discussed. 2. Delay a decision until the paper'a sta ff haa to write pereonal checks In order to continue publishing. 3. ~uM .to talk abOIJt It baeauaa you don1 heve eno<JOh time (fl.. minutes tk Meded.). • . Oeelda to g<ant the subeettptlon and have your lawyer draw up the contract. If your answer wall any or all of answers one through three then yo<J could be SA president today. If you chose to anawer l our than you should be SA president today, Jake Parker Is an assumlld name used by a prominent Studen/ Assocl•non o/lclll who wished to ramtln anonymous. Ft«J, ho...ver, Is • lo<Jr loot tall bunny and Jake's only lrl•nd. f~.··- . .... _,,_,7. �11=== 0PENINGS= New procedure to improve grad school application IN ENGLISH 101 & ENGLISH 201 ARE AVAILABLE Students can register on line. I OR INFORMATION CALL The English Dept. at ib=::=636-2574 =.....!! ...... JELSAR •••••• La-undry and Dry Cleaning : : : Coin Laundry · Maytag Toploadlng Washers t 4276 No. Bailey Ave.. 834-8963 t t t t : (Naar Longmeadowt • ·• • Drycleanlng by the pound 2 · 25 lb. rug washers • ) ATTENDANT ON DUTY! or EH •• g· : • Load Star Perma Press Dryers : _ Monda y thru Saturday, 8 am • 10 pm Sunday 8 am · 6 pm t t : • • .................... ASSEMBLYMAN .. ARTHUR 0. EVE _Deputy Speaker of thtt New York SIBle Assembly WILL BE TEACHING COMMUNITY PROJECTS Course No. BSP 399 Reg. No. 014631 3 credit hours · no prerequisites • Friday, 10 am- 12 noon Baldy Hall • Room 105 If lntereS1ed or for more Information cell or stop by: --------:--==_:"~-::..:.;l'f.:; •-=::..: '•"~I MWP/OCfltliiiW By MARTY ROSEN 10 the appropriate II(CQUnt . "At the vuy ltast, CilmpllS £duor dep4r1merm wUI ha•e to take deposit checks,·· Rennie added • Half of the moncy will be returned to SUNY A new proc-edure designed to-improve the Central wuh 1he balance to be di5lributed at the prCRnt system of pr~ing graduate idlool di\C<CIIOn or the Uni•trslty. "It has to be used applicatio ns should be implemented by the for the proce~ina of araduate applications," spring of 1983, Vice President for Research and Rennie .aid " It can not be used for Graduate Studies Donald Rennie told ohe recruotment." FAfuhy Senate El<..,utive Cominiu.., on A proposal by Wagnu recommended that the Wednesday. initial fees bC used to defray the coru of the Under the current syStem applicauoM are new terminals. distributed, ~pted, and proccued by One benefit of tbe cban1e the department indhidual departments. An ad hoc common.., "'"'be the ability to coUea mor~ detailed le-el direaed by UB E.>.ecutive V"~ce President Robcn tnfonnatton on the students v.bo apply to UB. Wagntr bas bcm in\tstipting ahemative UB President Robcn L. Ketter informed the means of handling graduate idlool c:ommhtee that the Uru•cnity wiU beain to applications. Wbcn Wa&ntt's c:ommttltt and a compole a central application me. Mandated b) 1976 rqx>n came to a similar conclusion the the Office or O•il RJabts, the Iiles must docision "as made to tmtraliu prO«durq. With the proposed prouam. information ""' ' dlJdo~ confidential onformaLIOO about applicants on ordtf to Jl''t the (eda'al a&mcy a continuc to be collected b) the separate b;uu to compan "'ho applies to 1M Unhenit)' ckpartmmts. HO'A·evu, compcnrr tentinah "all be loc3ted on U ~n· s offids and onformahon and ~~oho u ecccp(ed . "ThiS has b<m unposed oo Olhtf "iU be unmediatd) processed and collected at a central point. unJ•m•tia," Kclltr said. " Maybe Reapn ~~oiU "Any time v.e h.ar 'emoralized' ,.'I: fear a dwtJcthas" loss of so•tt<~gnty." Rcnnic said. " We do not want to retllm to a !Voo-tiu system of yean Le.islauon has rccently bcm pased making 11 qo." • illqal for a coUqc student to buy or $dl Undu the original syotem employed' by tbe " Titten material intended for an essay, tum Univenity, applkations wue proccued throuah papu, thesis or diswtation, Senate Chair a central office. " The problem with the t"'o-tiu Barbara Ho Yrdl announced. system," Rennie explained, "was with the dday The Attorney Gencral has the authority to from the Univusity to the depanmeocs. It invatiaate and prosecute any Sludent or didn't give them time to look ovu company cauaht solkltina or pwdtasin& the applications." often commcrdally marke1ed material. Violations carry a maximum S1000 fine. One '"ext reme view" or the ad boc Thue was an amu~d reaction by Senate committee's findings was that a sinsJe entry members to the new law. ''They should usas point be established and then applications fines aocordina to the arades th&t are rcecived," would be "fanned out" from there. one Committee membct quipped. $1000 for an In addition, Rennie said, the collection of a A. $500 for a 8 . . . • $20 application fee has bcm mandated by State Ba£ically, Mana&ement Pfofessor John Boot Univmity of New York (SUNY) Central. The explained, the new law means "you can still fees will be coUeaed by the depanment.s and it help your kld with homework but you can't wiU be their responsibility to clwlnd the funds char&e him for it ." Office of Special Services Division of Student Affairs Telephone · 636-2055 _ and Sandwich Shops .BabrY / __....••,-'• . \C,\\d ~'~~'(oc\L ,.,,-J•' :::::HOT /1 1 'c;..tJW<'S.txt..~<""'- ,:,..,o.o.,. N v. c~ t Crwr k~ Br<Od• and Boo/1> NORTHTOWN PLAZA- 837-8885 .-----------------------------· aUY f.t'JY Cer The Second One Free . I I : sA GEL H IS.tno Vllut) ~ Cood thru Sept. 20/8! S·l I MAKE YOl:IR WORLD COME ALIVE! PLANTS FOR All TYPES OF LIGHT AND LIFESTYLES '\~PLANTPARLOUR ' 3236 Main Street t-INt Win~ Buffalo, N:f'. 14214 833-8111 .lll1TANH:lifl1£fNT Sl37EifS 3085 Union Road Clarcnc:e Mall "' Orclllord 1'1rl. Rd Orchard Park, N.Y. 14127 '''m'r Rd •t M•m William~~illc, N.Y. 14221 675-1516 631.()830 Complete Care lnsrruciDfs <Uat �"'port ~ "' Who will play quarterback for the 1981 Bulls? AltbouJh con..dend a ,.., spon,l]lc same of foocball around tb~ QUitlcrbadc-chc «ttlCJ of lllth< 1<1ioo>. The ._s caller is the Cr\Oh f$ """' &Wno<ous o f - - · and bu P<f[Dr1n&J>tt uouall) drtmninn -.h«tbcr his 1ca.m •uu or loses lhllt day For the UB Bulls. the 1981 sason may dtpmd on th< P«forman<r or tlvet r<buvd> ;~ quartCI"blcu, t<(Ordm, to H.,.d Coach Boll Dando, ,. ho <>rllincd that for th< season opeou romorro"' ''n all boil< do"'ll to the quartablc~o llld how far they ba>< eo<ne aJona." Fdr the few scaoons, th< · Bulls W<re solid II t he pooitlon, ridina tht passin& ann of Jtm pall Rodf'i&ucz 10 a winnina $tti0n las~ year. He sbaucrtd numtrou.s ream records, includins total yards, attempts and comp,ecions, 1nd passins yardaae and ""' con5idercd one of t ht finea quarterbacks in U B hi~ . Thcrt "'ert three com~dlors ror lht poll and Dando uplained that Juniof Martr Bartctt hao bt<n liven the starttna nod, albeit temporarily. B arrcu beat bul Senior Ray L.anoo 111d Sophomore P11 Friolno In I tlaht P<MaSOII blltle. The Htld Coach said tb\t 8art<n """ the job after th< coad!q Iliff examined films and the day~o~y Swnmc-r and early Fall pr1<1lc:tl. Dando, how<\-.r. admitted lhll if 811.-cll., ••not hoc (Salarday), and if he'• - aoina for us, I'm nc.-cr afraid co ........... Dando noted that th< tno of hopeful>""' •«> dose: tlltnt·•lSC and thll .... ronal deruooo .... dtfftcUit. .. ,.._ had ra.IJ) <>Ublo>htd th<mltdvn," th< Coadl nocrd, "ot 's llill up for crabl. •· The coad! c..,Wncd wt Bantu had sho"ll mort than the othcc• and f t<ptte the dchbtrauorll. tbt sdtctoon coulcl tum ouc to br th(' "'001 ooe.. "COin< same tome. II """'' bt 1 doffrrtN llor), but he's daM a IOod )Ob '" pri<11U ... Dando addrd quoeld). for hu; pari. Bancu •-u nonpluJS<d b) th< coad!'s ltd«tioo> or 111m ., lolartln& quanrrbloc:L. arpna h< •oulcl 001 fetl any tya.urt. "It's the """'"'b's runncr:· bUI apbuncd ht •as Wlsurr •hy ht ""'ti id«-1rd. Dando -ed the )OUih or 1m quancrbacl. rant.s, but CD<I«CCtd that u •ould L..e the tbrcc rrfthman rtcntin some"Uine' to 1ft ........,omrd to ccllqc football. " It &al a unw 10 1ft conr~••• h~ lumsdf. ""mot< a pl»ff than a nwnta.~tvd. addma thaa •btn pla)TD lflduao< ftorn htllh >Chool tht adJUAoncnl "tararr than """''"*from th< JUntor 10 tbt ••aty oquall 111 prcp Jdoool ,.,..Y '''TM eomprrcattOG'I tOm~ toqhcc."" Dando rtl.ll<d. "aod (m tbt qllltlcrbaclc 11 's e--m tO<JIIha. Ht"s suppot<d to bt tbt ~odtr and molt tho off"* SO· ·• The ooach r..-nlrd lhll ht had no...,.,.....; •• """" for eont.d, •ho open the ........ fO< lilt Bulb 81 OCM p.m IOCIIOC'TOW • Rotary FldcJ on the t.t...a Str«t c--. •<MIAI1MUI<tLi~ on ~ Circ.uit TV GRADUATE STUDENTS Fee Waivers are avallble for graduate students at 103 Talbert Hall DEADLINE FOR SUBMITIING APPLI~ATIONS IS dtc:i>oon • ....,.,.. 101 • - eoocl quartnblckt thts )<IT." tbt Bull•' quannbloc:k Insisted Rcpl-.:ona Rodricutz is no casy tasL. Dando oone<drd. notins the Friday, Sept. 18th at 4:00pm ronnC'r lllndout'l many accontplisl\ments. '"It"• touib to rcplll«! • Lid of his qullity," the litad Co-.:1> remarLed, addlna 1h11 UB WI.) able to rttruil thrtt freshman ,.ho woul4 on< day b< nod) to battl< for the htad of the offtnlt. mn• B arrcu admmed that he had nothlna but o<$pca for Rodfllucz. ··Jim ,..., •lOad quartcrbad, but to fill hlf ihoco.•• tOmCbody's the Jvnior comment«!. "'I jllfl hope to havt •lOad scason." Dando cxplllnrd that Bancu'• pasolna abiln) made him cboooc the Junior quartcrbacL, lltholllh he uscrted tbt othcc t•o sot contmdcu had suonJtf abt.lata •n othcc aras He tredlled FriCano ••h btu\1 qukta and po.....U. more ruMina tlltnt. •bolt tcmunc u.- th< f&lltll of the trio. Barrcu Mid he """''"'.. Wed. Sept. 16, 9 pm BUFFAlO MEM. AUDITORIUM only loc•uon in rhis are• ' TICKL TS ON SALE NOW 1 ·'-~ ··~ C)t .._ It"'. . , . . "* ......_ u...... , . .. · - -..... .........a..laMo..-...... o·~ ..... (--;. .... ,."w-.... .......... - &.Uor b ·- t ·- - t e d by WKBW TV WKBW Radio aod Han-.,. " c:.n,. GOT A STORY Draw it! Write it! Photograph it! Come to our organizational meeting, 3rd floor, Rm 355 Squire Hall Tuesday, September 15th 3 p.m. or 7 p.m. ' . IF YOUR GROUPJO~GANIZATION WISHES TO PARTICIPATE IN THE VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT YOU MAY REGISTER BY CALLING NANCY JONES .IN 562 CAPEN HALL (636·2992). YOU MAY ALSO REGISTER ON SUNDAY, SEPT. 13 AT 12:00 PM BY THE VOLlEYBALL COURTS. GAMES WILL COMMENCE AT 1:00 PM. FIRST PLACE TEAM MEMBERS WILL RECEIVE RIBBONS. , _ , , II . _ , . . 1.1 • Tho $pectnom . �A THE WESLEY FOUNDATION (United Methodist Campus Ministry) 4"10 Minnesota Ave. Buffalo, N.Y. 14215 Phone: 832·2283 The Rev. John A. Kamaraa Director w.,_.. 1----------------------PROGRAMS-----------------------SunJa1. Sept ll Ost. Joint progr11m wilh Bull Stete & Kenmore Unrtec! Mflthodr t.t (;hurch Ch1cken c!inner at SwHt Hom~ Umte4 Methoelfst Church, acro$1 from Sweat Homfl High School 5:30 · c!inner. Cell lor rflservatlons • 832·2263. Sunday, Sept. 20 S:30 pm Free dinner at 410 Minnesota (University Unltfld Mflthoc!lst Church). PROGRAM: ''Sex anc! the Single Col· . lege Student"· guest spaalt.er from thfl Humsn Sexuality Education Cflnlflr at the Unrverslty. Call 832·2263 lor rflservll· tiona. Sunday, Oct. 4 Field trip to Br.tlalo Zoo. Leave church, AIO Minnesota Ave. at 1:30pm. Return by 5:30 lor FREE dinner. Cell 832·2263 lor res. Sunday Ost. II . Joint program with Bull Stille & Ken· more UM Churc,. To be held at First Unitec! Methodist Church, on Baynes St. near Bull State campus. PROGRAM The Rev. Rey /deus. Pastor & clown, will hotels workshop on Christian clowning, beginning et 2 pm Dinner at 5:30 & clown workshop e,fter c!lnner. Cell 832·2263 to make res. Sunday. Ost 18 Free dmner & progrsm a) 410 Minnesota · 5c30pm Sunc!ty 2S FrH c!mner & program et 410 Minnesota • 5:30pm, PROGRAM: Dr. LH Oryc!en, Mastor of College "H" • " Business & Corporate Ethics"· ca/1832·2263 for res. Sund•r. Nov. l free iJ/nner & program, 410 Mlnnesote, 5:30 pm Shirley Oavlc!son, clown, worlcshop 111 3 pm, dinner at 5:30, call 832·2263 for res. Nov. 6 · 8tb Joint retreat with Buff State & Kenmore UM Church at Camp Finc!ley. Leeve410 Minnesota Ave. Friday, Nov. 6 at 4:30 pm & return Sun. aflernoon. Theme: "Peace In Toc!ay's Wor/11" Call832·2263 lor more c!ata & res. Sunday, Nov. I 5 Free dinner & program 5:3rJ pm, 410 Minnesota. Sundav. Npy. 22 Frefl 11/nner & program 5:30pm, 410 Min· nesot11. Sunday, Doc. 6 • Jom/ program with Bull State & Ken· more. Christmas Patty & Square Dance to be he/11 at Kenmore UM Church. 5:30 pm Cell 832·2263 lor res. 'ltmllay, Doc. l3 Free dmner & program· 410 Mmnesota Ave. 5:30pm NOTE:Bible Sllldy enry Monday altemoon al 3:30 pm, NOfton 212. Campus Mlnlstty Ollie.. led ~)'Chapla in Kameru. " You Got A Friend" CLIP ANO-SAVIE. SA Senate petitions are available in the SA office 111 Talbert Hall - Amherst. Have a say ·- n ·how your mandatory fees are spent. To be. elected: 4-dorm senators 4-permanent off-campus (commuters) 4-~emporary off-campus senators ro OF~ m,.,_ ~ ro tho WNioy FoutKiotlonl nt.UIIIttd WIHtlodllt Cllurclt 1»1- lhot tho to tho <:ampu$/olmpottont, otKIU....Iofe 11'0<1- • mlnlll« lo oe • tui/.M•• Cllopfoltl. You -IIOt 0. Uolt«< W«lu>d.rtto I t t - . I t o - W• you to 011 or ony oiOUftKOflfllmrtWgonl- ol row rel/goocn 1»/;.f oullll,.t•ott II you,,.,._ olo - -· , . . , . u lt John ~moru ~mob en a.o.oointm.nt. t.ntw~Jyovrmotto.: ··v" Got A frimd"' c;.,,,..,, WIZARD '~ODDS r: >· 2 By JR AND THE BEAR F - Footbdl F«>>s A d.usic case of Orst ,.ee~ JIDa fa< JR and tM. He COl cau&)lt Wltb bil AX sh001cn do••'n and the Bear lptllt the ,.eclteod in lubcntauon. SU< WIM and ttJIII losses for a misft-lblo .428 pcrccnucc. but "'hit about those B1lls? Hom~ thlm¥ In ltol•cs. Thursday Piltsburxh 14, M lomi1i. A tittlo baekwarcll awng m the old cryllal ball. Steel c unain nffils aal•anwna and tho Dolphins ar• on their Wtl)' up. Miami by seven. Sunda) Buffalo 28 Baltlm- 14: Ben Will\fms and Shuman White Jive Baltimore But the old Shake and ea)<e. The Colts don't ao ,.hen Bert don't. AtlantalA, Gr«n Boy11: Tho Pac~ ain't back. At lea!t not yet. Atlanta aerial orrensc awesome. Houstoa 17. Cl,.-rlond 14: Tho Bro wns &01 I fa« full or it qatnst Sen Oiqo and LA bad to cat It qainst Houston . Campbdl and company by a fkld &<>II. ~ Ancdn JO. ,.-~.., Orkans 10: UpseU ha•o • "'llY or mappinc some teams out or the doldrums and 11 lookl Uko anothtt patJY yeaJ' fOf SatnU. ' 1 \\ ashln&ton 11, !; Y Gumts U: Giants Iff mucb impro>ed, but tho Skins ha•t • touchdo,.n edac pla)ina in 1M Capitol City. Kamas Ck) 1.4, TamPQ Boy10: Upsd of the W~k honon &O IO the Clliofs last "«k. Tho Bucs arc ttmportrily crippled on defense. KC offense 11 too mueh. OtJctco 17, Son Frrtnasco U: Tht 8ca< has 10 ao ,.;tb tbc Bcm. The Bar City ddonse bas mott than cnou&)l holes fa< Mr. Payton. Oncinaati 28, New Yorlc J~s 11'! Some one bas to 1dl Wa.lt MkhKis he has a passina attack. Anotbtt '"'"k of Harper, Walker, and Jonn 1akina n on '"" Lam. Michaels ftcSt c:oadl to ao this season. ~.,.,. 14, SNitlt JJ: Tho Broncs do juS! cnou&)l to win. Zorn and Smith nOI cnouah to Upset !Xnvet linobackets. Squeaker or the Week. San Oiqo 17. lktrolr 10: This one's J R 's. A 44 point offense apinSI a 11 point dofcnso. Maybe tho diny dealer docs have somothina up his sleeve. Looks like 1 blowout on paper. PbUadtlpbla 1.4, Ntw En1lond 17: The Pats art pals. Zero and 2, nOt a bad Wl<f to start for the supposed divisional champions. Philly's touah at home. Dallas 28, St. l.ouls 24: Shootout in Texas Stadium. JR if"l(iMa smile all weekend aficr this ono. t"" Monday OaldaM 10, ,.,.utnesora 7: How do you beat a ll·l Monday Ni&)lt Football record. Howard loves them Raiders and we hate Howard. To bed be isn't playina. Draw It! GOT A STORY Write it! Photograph it! Come lo our oflanluUon.l mu.tina, lrd fiOOf, Rm lSS Squire Hall lues. ~~1. 15th 3 pm or 7 pm -Tell us all about it- __.......... _,_,,,,.__ ... lHE spECIRUM �Beans, fibers and bowels; is there hope for diabetics? asumal prOlan •ilh soybean prOloins for or&ht Wftk.s l<d to a 2<1 pnttnl fall in blood ebolcstcrol lt-\;ds. E•<n ..hen two eaa yolks of cholesttrol ...,e add<d to the day'$ intak<, tM It was"monotonou•, they n.id, but h ~tainly soybeans continu<d to keop bl()()d. cholcslerol helped their diabetes. All 18 •olunteen for the • k•ds do•n. study had diabetes, and for ~. "'-eek.s ll'~y ate a Beans ue nch SOU~ Of fiba: IS "ell as d>tt rontainina fi•e limes lhe usual amct~nt of protorn, IOd food libef.is one of th< medrcal food fiba:. By lhc cnd of lM pros,am, a maJor U-tunu of the pu1 10 years. Doctors now complaint air<d by all •otunt=> was 1u cncourqe it. From Lh< Initial inl<rcSI.In bran monotony. and bowels, mcdleal "~commendations now It was a recent 8ritbh otudy of 18 older and extend 10 Other forms of fiber and tO Oth<r o•crwtlgbl diabdi< volunl~ and the eff~u health problems includin& cholestrrol and on their diabctcs of t"'o diets. They .,..,. plac<d diabdes oo each of two d1cu for six ron=utht "«k.s. T he Royal Collqe of Ph)"Sicians in En&lond Wtule th~ c:alorics in boch d1eu .,,..e Lh< same. one diet cmbodkd the trad1dooal approach to has r~mmend<d that people suu1 eat ina food• closer to thdr natural stale rather than in thr d1abdes: relatively low <arbohydr11lc, and relatively high fat. In fact, h was a diet typical highly refined, de-fiber<d forms prderr<d a1 or today's food intake . It wu lh• control prnenl. diet. and It provid<d rcsurch= the ~lrne One problem with beans is th<ir monOlony. information !.hey o~<d on the patr<n"' insulin Perhaps som<thins can be done about fla>OI needs, as well as, then blood supr and >'lllt'ly. Basictll~. t~e are four different food 1as1a: Sweet, sour. b•un, and salty; but. ,..hen choleslerollcvds. The $<\COnd diet wu experimental . II was a seM< or smell is added 10 the basic food navon. mor< !han 10,000 differmt tastes can hi&h in carbohydrate, low in fat, and hish In be ~anizcd by the train<d palat<. We nri&ht liber. The-carbohydrate and liba: came for the enHst the aid or th• food chemi.u in most pan from inQ-eaiina lhe percmtaa< or incorporauna a rainbo.. or nnor into beans. dri<d beans and ,.ho~rain food dishes ~ WbJt surprised m< moS1 1n lhe Bn~h repon, results wac stritina. On s~h a diet, the ron5ldtnna !hat they.,..,. beina eaten once or diabetla ~<d le.. insulin, their blood susars twice e•·ery day, was thr farlure to m<nuon "'ere lo.,ei, and their blood tbolesterol level> nror< complainlll beina alr<d than monotony. came down as well. B> LAWJU'.I\CE POWER, M.D. Los Antnn Timrs $)7111-r T he low obolesterol l<vcls found in vqetanans ar• amtrally ascnb<d 1.,.0 their r<duc<d meal intak< but perhaps balls mate a differmtt. Vqe1arian dieu CIJIJ)Iltiizc beans, as did the diabetic die! of this study. A coalition of European medical clinics roopcratin& in a cholestrrol·lowering study u5lna soybeans, sbo"'<d that lh• replacement or HANDLEBARS • CYCLE co. Professional Repairs • Equipment for all makes In 11oc:tc 'Citact.l •Kryptonite 'MIIte.•CIMondale Pac:kl A hqh jibu food rutd~ f01 diDIHrn u avatltlblr as 11 colorful chart. ~nd four dullon thiS-papt!r, PO Box 1$01, Ann Arbor, MrchltiVI 48106. Ask for DIDMtes Unll Num/)6 J04 and mak(' chKk to Natio11al Ht'QI/h • Sy$rtms. •Ayocet <flklrl 10 The Closest Bicycle Store To Campual 685 ENGLEWOOD AVE . kENMORE NY 14223 SIJB·BOARD I (PUBLIC~ATIONS DIVISION) ANNOUNCE IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR NEW PUBLICATIONS! THE INNOVATIVE PlJBLICATIONS BOARD IS NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS fOR THESE NI!W OR CONTINUING P UBLICATIONS VNTIL SEPT. %5, 1981 APPLICATIONS AilE AVAilABLE IN . ROOJI 343 SQVIRE HALL AND II% TALBI!RT H.U.L fROJI 10 AM· 4:30 PJI • .U.L COJIPLETE8 :.tPPL.ICATIONS .IIUST BE IU!TlJilNI!8 TO llOOJI 343 SQVUlE BALL ONL'Yttl FOR FURTHI!R INFOQIATION CALL ....___ _ 831·2581----..J --~llliiii!ii~-....llllil!ii • • • ATTENTION • • • • . MCAT CANDIDATES Th~ reporting room for the Sepl. 12. '81 odmlnislra· ~ rion of the MCM HAS BEEN CHANGID (rom 14 8 Dleftrtdorf Hall, MSC to AMHERST CAMPUS. Knox Hall, Room 104. Reporting time Is 8..00 am. ' WEDNESDAY ll SATURDAY NIGHTS AT••• ' BUPPAL01 B.Y. '""""·" ~··I . Tllo.__ . 11• �Ifyou're going to take excruciating science courses, you'll need all tJJ.e hclp you cap. get sophomor< K<n hes, the Bulls' second man last JC&.50n. Winner or the Four cllampiorublps-UB, NJaaara, Cani$lus, and Burralo Slate Collqe-lves is expa:~td 10 Improve with cxpericftc:e. Other resU111inc leu~m 1ndude Daa F1XIw:r who, ahhoulh bcna siddintd WJth llln<:u pan or last seasoo, ,.as UB's shth man and is exptettd to do evm bdt<:r this )'Cal'. Chns Called, an all· confereo« hl&b sthool star from Lon& bland; Alan Fula. ,. ho mid< the jumor coUqe all-rqlonal team at Morri~ille; and resum« Crail CJtcllano,.'Ski ,.iJI fill out the UB squad. Dtsph• the talent and the laraotumout-17 runnen-H dnen is bavina some dlrtkultits &<nina the team prepartd. B<cause or clan schtdulinc oonnic:ts-"1::1~ runners muSt be students as well as athletes-the coacll finds it hard to set everyone to pracliee tOBtther. You '11 need the most advanced functions and programming fe-.ttures, Continuous Memory, and the most extensive selection of software solutions from the people who invented the handheld scien tific calculator. Youll need an HP. T he team has also been hun by the failure or three or last yoar's ic:tttrmn~ to retum. In I~ the Bulls fmishtd tht season with a 1 record finishin& first in the Bia Four, seventh in SUNYAC, and tenth in ~ Yortc·State. H~inm was enthusiastic with his new •omen's squad. Altbou&b there is no orfJCial E•~ with a lol of new faces on the team, UB crou<Ountry coacll AI Hdnen u confident on lmP.ovina upon laSt year's Mnnina sa.son. Last year's capcaln Butcll Hansen is baclt and Hemm " expects lft&l tluncs from blm." Last year tbe Herlttmet native became th< first UB harrier ever to rtadl the nationals flllbh•na out of 2AO in tht Dlvis>OO Il l cbampionslups &I Rocbaler. Hansen also finbhod fifth in the SUNY AC champf)nsh1ps. Heint11 u also h•&h on a. js the most powerful hand· has ever made. And HP offers four other scientifiC adculators to choose from. So visit your nearest HP dealer fOf' a hands-on demonstration. Then buy an H P. It may be the last easy tiling you do fOf' a long time. • For oetails and the address of the dealer·in your area, <:all toll free: hellcHf~vlet:t·F'adwd a,, sun :s ttam, the •"'rfteD can run 11 dual meets with other sthools •bid. also have femak barriers. Tbou&b turnout was spene, tht coecb is bopcJul th&l mort woma~ will join in tht future. The 1981 homo course c:onsbts of "several f11ure ~ts" around tht Amherst C&mpus' Lake USalk. The BuDs will be faci111 Frtdoala Sllle, laSt year's SUNYAC champions, and R IT, tops in New Yo rk Division Ill. Heinen sees these as his team's l ouahtst opponents. The coacb c:onct~. "If everyone stbs healthy, we're loolclna ror a sood ttam ... 800-547-3400, Dept. 658N,except Hawaii and Alaska. In Oregon. call 758-1010. Or write Hewlett·Paclwrd . .Corvallis, OR 97330. Dept.658N. FJ.O' HEWLETT ~~PACKARD GOT A GOOD STORYl Draw It! Write it! Photogqph II!· COmplete line of HewleH Pa.ckard Calculators . . available at Laco Bookstores. . ' '3610 ·Main St. (across from Main St. Bu,falo, N.Y. 833-7131 Campus) -Tell us all about It Come to our organizational meeting, 3rd floor, Rm 355 Squire Tues. Sept 15th 3pm or 7pm �Ietc. PEANUTS ® --a ~ -aiii!M"'IM ~ -·--1 ..... _,."""' -~-·~~~"""be ua d l - . For IUOI>w wrilt Fannlo and Jolin Htnt I!IIOII'nat!Ofl Fo.lndotiOn. PO 8o• 2230, Uwrmora. Cal. t45eel IEl.l lfll> to - tho IIIIa .._ ~ loolbollgamt Sopl. 17 TICQII art It o'ICI bul Ia f 8ua Ita- Rlc!lrnond Elliooll al6.30 P.l'l- Call 838-2077 lor .-e lnlormatlon. IPOffl Sll>P In Schuu....,altn Sid Club, Room 7, SQu,,.. MSC. alld hnd OUl lhe decl.lt5 of lhe Mt1 ~~-~ IO\IIrrn OffiQ .....,.. Frlcloy on_,,. olulng trana 11-4 ao,...... wo.,. ..,....r ~~ ,..._,,~ .... ca.. ........-...i:.o....;:.iiiiiiflil _.,.r- \n ,,. Rat~lktllat Pradoce ll .,.,.,.., O..tanclorl ,..ICIIO 8uabo" I....S Ul Rugby Club p!ICI~ ..wdoys ''""' •.e p m on Tho In It naive Eftgl~h '--09U0911na11Mt Ia In noeo ol Convetaa11on Leaders •o work wtth foreign IIUdenll atudYI"'I Engllth at UB. Vou . ." oorn undlfgraduate e~edil ol W>lunloer If lnter . .ted, coli 636-2017, 2078 and Ilk lor Poulok, or stop by 3a Baldy, AC. Hurry, the 1111 day to -.dd courses iS Septtmber t8 Held actot• trom Bubbl•. AC Wowutn•e )los_~ 1J\mes CROSSWORD Holp meko a ohll<l'o day bo111hlor. CloYinl,jugglera. mimes and booth workers are needed lor C.tebtaUon 8 I on Sunday II 2 p m. C.. II CAC II 831-3&21 or IIOP by 345 Squl,. - Ia Phi hll Sigma Fratwnlty ~._.,, from~ p.m "'234 Squ.,.. • .,...,tal- tOday ~~ OT -..ho •.c>ulcl ~kt o 8lg S.Sterllkothw piNSe oooloel Rulh ll ~i92 or C.thy a t ~151 t4aar New Wav• M ualc tor G,..duate Student Mb.er Sept 16 lrom 8-12 p.m lloet. """ Admlulon Sponoorod by GSa and the Graduate ~~ Luthertin aerttces SUnday at 1 1 a4rn. at RoaunectJon House, 2 Unlvttralty Ave. HUJel ••.,a.• and a.etrr. mowment clan Monday at 00 Cll>tn Blv<l. 1136-4500 1t • p.m G...a. - niUtloM-Piease pick up lorm to hat a ll notllbtB ol your OfliiOIUtocn IO Mr. -•ooni>Y today Fnlatvnen-Your Freshmen FWoorCI illn.lt can be picked up 11 the Squlr• 'Centet Lounge hom to.2 p.m. today. 8etr 81111 tPOflSOrod by Sigma Pill Epollon IOIIight II 8 p.m. wilh tho Rude Boys. Aft,.,... lrtt-lod In 1M Sodely ol Woman E"'!"-a contact M_,.,o at 833>~•s:t ~lion 11 $un<l1y II 7 p.m. II Btfld Point be Roglo... l o woto. HYPIIIG will riQIJiering UB ot\ICM~to 10 11010 throughout the month ol Slpl. II you oro 18 o< ...., and a c:lllzen ol the US, you can roglatOf at tho NYPIRG toblo Which Will IOO&IOd In either Squire or COpen on olla rnali"'l daya. VoluntMrl to at aft 1he reglstraUon ll tNtt 1re alway• "'oleomt. Call 831·2•5t to< more lnformallon be ~WitohedoGPAoiUOtboti W a,. ollglb~ to lOin Alpha Lambda Delio. a national hono<a ry. For more lnlormallon ano applleotlont ploiM llll>P by 110 All mojon IOOOIPIOCS -.on. Ooedline S4p1 18. Boltd Polftl woluntoor a m - - It aooopllng applicatlo!lo lor mamberShrp_ FOt Information coli Dov., at 0311-2850. V o l - . are .-.Ito c1o lotlelll t or tho Bulla to 11 ~:'."~r.~~Pc)\~c~·::'~onC:~;:,·~ :.m. weekd a ya. For more Info calJ udith 11 88$-007• . now onllabfo lot 1M tt2 GSA toe In the GSA olloce, 1013 Ta!bon. DuOWne II Sel>t. 18 at • Clu:b Ptaetlce FJkl•y lrom • 6 pm o.H1 Chi tocc.t , . ..,. pract•ce g11n.e to"''frow at t D .m ort 1M EIUCOU Footbel• F,.td We ate ~~,0 fOK a fww good men ~ C.atl p&ay and ell•"'~ lUI Foott>an a-1oo6tf PfiCik>t '"""' '""" CI'R-CI ffon:l Furnu College'"'" be otltr"'O a>R s.rndly and wocsne..,.ys noghiS from 7·10 l> m on tile - " " flO« lOUnge, Fargo, Ell-• CIIS- w111 o110 Sunday end run lor 3 <OniiCUtlve- To roglster . . p Cory II~ Iller 6 p.m. Soc~t behind tne bubOIO.AC ACROSS 1 Gullatporl 6 Tonloltllllo 10 Country plaoo 1• PIICU 15 Plio UP 16 - I N Red 17 Oosen<t 18 Sco«a· pr~ 18-•. lnGe- 20U-oiUSP 22 Mew• aert.alll., z•Moraor- 21 Guy S1 For certatn 23 Muocan latme~ 5.2 S.lldveg 53 Portoii'OCOIO 56 Stopped 156 Rongwwm 31 "Tht Wrack ol 67 Sohoolgrouoo 32 Juolgn ctornan0 DOWN 26 Modem 1 Eaoaped Golden 20 · Ia 33-klng 30 Small drum 36 fomad <OnlurTl"' ef.s• ombuCisman 3011•YIMO • P\'l<:l<lyloollng 2SW!Jumoound - .. Cltgo •2w.UOual d ' 08 BtiO<W: Pro II• Plooetollve ~7 k\ltrumenl.& 28 S.OM Oil Oport 30 Till<! In 88UI<e_t_ &I Wed- 5 Halg~bor oiCnlna e Wro"'l 7 - o f IN atr1h 8-11&1 monogram OA~ tO PuUingoll II Genua ol plonll 12 Ottloc:ll)' 13~0Ubj •.e p"' 2!. Ot'chestral 26 Moroccan c•t~ 27 Nullity 28 l.eollaoltllm• 80 Take on hendo 6 I Blubbered &3 Are~ fNture eo Unlque!ill Do _ __ 25Yu-y.lll Pont 37 Emu...g. 39 CorMlo41 and ., oa~ He' •stwaa..;tn•••t ,,.Maty-" 35 Oenl 36 Sr\oppy Of dOA)' '""' OOOntol_, 43 Ratite blfOs • SO.oooes~ •e eu•~<~• ~Oklo laborllory Job 5.2 Snaak 53 MOflultom 50 Flull 55 llog<on 511Jll>aneao abekiiQ•.... ~7w.. - MG<_...., 58 Adore too muon 112 -d'Oro C.ribbHn SA meet a today at 63) p m In the JaM Keeler room. Elltcou No to US lmporlallams Pfop.arallon lor wtt pW41e t'T'tMtlng today a1 noon fn &he Haa1 Lounge. Squ•r• OW.btd ..-<no Su""'r at•l>"' 11 2!!01 N FC>fftt fOJ atucMnll •nteteatlld •n pla"'"'"V and coordlnAH"9 .,_.enta lh•t )'t&r tat ff'lltlmlt, I'MIICI ~no•r at 7 om .,, 337 SQ\i..-• o.tta Ct\1 Fret..-nft~ meets SVfld.ay at 7.30 om •n 330 SqUire , H1U1nlc SA. OSA meet& Sunday at 4 ·30 om In 23.2 Squ~ro JSU: ltlom maell"'l Monday al 730 p.m. 11 Hlllol Houao. oo Capon Bl><l Polloh SA , _ , , lo'onday •• 6 p.m 1n 234 SQutro Sodotog'y #411ft. ,..., Mot~Gay at 3 15om •" tt\e Ca- I.Ounga Gtovnd , _ wom..·• aupport gtoup Ofg&nlUttonal n\•uno MO!Iday at 7 p m. 837-6570, 773-7060 Phi Ell Sigma In Iormation m . .li"'l lor pro•pocllvt ~:~~ !'rw:o::·:.;=-:~·.~ ~ ~~ Hondle.ppod ol~dclnta- Meotmll tOt Oluoenl lnteroaltcl In Pllyolcol -llon/Aoctaallon program• Tutseloy 01 ~ p.m ., ••8 Goodyoor ltlo'rlto,Artl ond~ FaUI•t lt1lllfl"11 Gory US Bondi and optdal o-1• ton;onow at ' p.m ., the SQuVe Fountain Audlllono tor Fiddle< on IN Roof MluThF trom • ·8 p.m. In 330 Squire History ot faraoll Music: chroog~ song aNI o•oce Sundoy 11 7 p-m In 218 Sq~lro. 836-0500 Oi. Mlcllatl Morrla olthe U ol Toronto w1ll • - • S.,t 21 In 209 NonOII on tho Hotor:auot In Fro..,. "'The Daadfr Go -· play tOO.y 11 8 p m and IOfTlOf!OOO at 2 and 8 p.m. In tho WOidn\l• TMIIOf NOfiOII Gar P'l>Pit'• Allla!IOO Coii-M today 11 8 p m. on 107 Townoenci, MSC. Dhotor wanted lor ST AGE'a productiOn 01 Our• and Dolla. Exptrttl)ce profe«ed but not neceuary. Help needad In Other ptodUCtlon aopools Cllllra lkoe~l 11883-2810. Fee waloera otw p.m. . . . . . . , . 011 · - .. St.- OW.bodand_ ,.., olao Il lite..._.. . . . _..... 3282 Main loc.tlon. r.c::~~~~~'!,;;;=:~.~~~~~ulro woot<Oa ya from~ p.m A.-I annual woman's run-proooodo to EMMA. Call EMMA lor mora Into 836-8970. "'The Gr. .l SMIIN~ tOO.y In 170 MFAC, Olcott, and tomo<row In 108 Dltlenclorl at 7 and 0:15l> m. Surlday Squua Conl•ence Theotw 6;1~ and 1:30 p.m. In,,. ot., "'The Taxao Cht- ..._ . 1onlghl and IOtnOITOYI at ml<lnfohl In tho Squoro Conl-- n-tar ""TMI,. 1oday •n ttte. SQuire Conter..-,ce Theatet It 2. 5:15, 8:30p.m. Vt<l!la Jtnlllna, rofw-. librarian wiU looua on IIOW 1nstructora can laclllta1e studltnt und•rttandtng and uo. ol the Univttrllly ltbtrles today I rom 3-<1 p.m. In tho UGt.. room 127 Dontol Wort<? Tho Dept, of -v10<1l Science mon or _,.n who 11\lnk the\' need dental - k and "'l>uld llkO 10 panlcipato In a atudy ol pa Uent reapon... to ,outlne dental treatment. Two lroe 11111"11• a 10 t>«Wided. Contact Dr. N. Corah at 831·2180. ,_,, ,. '-'"'\*' 1111. Tho ~ 131 �classified ads--____,.., _..,_ be Ml'll:t a ~ble copy of t~ad •lth 1 c~ Of monoeyonMt tOt tWII !>'.,..,...,._ Ho eds tMeft ~ tM Wonc:t.Q ttwv Frtdly Deed~~,_..,. MonNt. 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Call Wayne or Janice at 831-3681 or stop by 355 Squire Hall, MSC Formerly of Two H.lls Band 5'"91'!1 Nell Young and other countJy lolk sons- JlF,-KII Pr 2ttt tllt'thcley U )101,1...., ~ e too. fi'OfiPW'O t1001to oome . . 1M t.o.oto. ~· l"ijjy(_ vciu ...... 1M ~ c.u.d(t. .... .. ,...,.,*l ~l~~"••:::<:::;R,_•-··-. .-..-,-.-.,....,w••.•, ~.,..,.,._..., iloi~-""'G •1U !Wtle ~-... .t~ ,..., ... tU•••M " -'"'00 ..\ c.-•.,. ...... s........................... ,~ ~-..,. ~ .......,._. Ao14. s.tw»r ._. tS tllt, tliOp.-. c.Jtm.2213b . . . . . oOflof *""'* OUITAJII LniON$ [1:~ flOW ,...!._oclto~ ISWIOe6 ltoll'tl'ltfe ~ \lOCI L(I.I()H:S_ ~-~· tt~""' tof o•ol~<~l'l•'• uuo.ugfl ~~.,... ............ c.w .......... ••u.-c•a ,J ....... .... OM , ,. . .). ~~~-- QIR.l.-1301.~' Immediate Opening 'l'o Dutri'buh lHEspECIRUM during ear1y mornings Mon-Wed-Frl Kuat have 'l'rucll: or Van. wa•• wegoUable Call Kilte at 631 -3681 Succeed in business. "It's a lot easier with a Texas Instruments calculator designed to solve business problems." Touch a fe\\ ~ial key:< on thei;e Tc~ In>lnUllellts eakulator.-. the Tl BUSUK.,.., Analyst-Ir·anct The MBA •and lenj!thy Lime-value-of-muney problem.~ suddenly aren't lengt.hy anymurc.You can autonmtically calrulate profit margins, forecast ·~and eamin~ and pcnonn l'taw.tio-. And probl(,m.' with repetitiw calculation:: :u-e a piece of cake for the ~IBA.lx'Ciu:>e 1t"s pt'Ogl1lllll1\3blc. Thel>e calculators mean business. and what they give you is time-time to gra:lp underlying bll!:iness roncepl.l.. while they handle the numbl>r crunching. Th make it even easier. eadl calculator eomes ,.ith a book written~~· for it. \\'hidt shol\,; you ho>.l•to make use of the calculator's full pot.ential. The Business Analyst-! I and MBA business calculators from Thxas lnstruments.1\v~ ways to run a successful business rnaV jor, without running yourself r-.1.ggl.'d. TEXAS INSTRUMENTS I*'ICOR P 0R A T £.0 ~ MIDNIGHT FRIDAY & SATURDAY ALLENDALE THEATRE 203 Allen • 883-2891 , _, t11opc- 1111 .1}11-.151 �backpage;sports Potent Bulls' defense blanks Eagles Win leaves question mark Forth< UB sporu Can, 111< varsity &am< was somelhina to bra& about. For ohe handful or roottn that ourn<d Simon declared ineligible our Cor the they lerr with a aood redina iouldt. N'.aaan soc:ttr Jam<, --- By LANE STRAUSS '-trum SIII/I Rtp«tt'r nc.. is an old ,.,.,. in sporu ll.at $0)S orf<nS< bnnp In 111< crowds, but ddmsc win> th< ballpmo. T1lis •as never men .-ideot IJwl W<doco<lay afltmOOn as 1M UB Bulls SO<X<'f tum opm<d th< 19111 <ampaian •ith a convin<inJ 4.0 shutout 0\er Niapra Unl•·enity, btfO<< a small but <nlhusaa>Aic ao~d II RO<Ity Fidd. . It wu mort than a usual vidory (Of the Bulls. • Not only did they a.<na<last year's 2.0 dtC<•r opin>l Nia&1U11, but they oocally dominao<d play ohrouat~ouo, limitin& the Purple Ea&Jn 10 a ma'e 10 thou on aoaJ O\H tht entirt contest. Niapra, a Di"sioo I stalwart, was hull by &toc!IWion loues "'hidl ~udy hampen lh<if <bane<$ (Of another baDD<J year. Nc-<rthd<a. minu1C:S-thc: lonC' C'ha.n« up to that cimc bdna ...hm anoch<r new Bulb' playu, Aldo Ballarin, oook a pan while breakina in on the l<fl side, and "bile hurried by a Niapl2 dt(<rW>< player switcll<d tbr ball lo hos le(l (OOC, and •eakly tapped the ball 10 Ill< p K. f"ugUy, 11 l'.~ the Ice ..,.. broken as Kun fel&ma<h<r took a pass from lh< ldt comer by Simpkin, and k-\ed il underneath Purple Ea&ln' aoaJk, John M1kWa<, to cheth< Bulls a 1.0 II the Oa•• balL JuS! 59 sa:onds into the second half. Mark Bro"ll "'U in front o( Ill< n<1 ri&hlin& for the ball With I Niaaara fullback. lis Brown was brio& pushed 10 the around, h< manaaed oo cet cnou&h root on obe ball to Stnd it past an oucscrctdmf Mikutcic into lh~ riJhl <O<ner oCJht aoal IO< I 2.0 UB &dvanrqe. W ilb th< lad, il ..... assumed !bat th< Bull> •ould uy to .C on 1M ball as much as poSsible. kJJI••& li-. Jlb)'MI& autiOUs, sman socar. But wolll oh< tltplosiVt llld Jl"' IOJeth<r by "-<UO, inSieod O( ra.pcaablt squad, n-en &Qina as ru as stan'"' •-o sloo•in& down, oh<y wen1 "~ into third aear. fr<shmcD. • 111 lh< 62: U mart, rh<y scor<d thor mo>1 ~ UB, on 111< ocher hand, has ....u,. hod som< bi& coal or 1M ..b<n Ballarin, handlifl& tht ball in manaes on the squocl as wdl. Coldl Salvllor< (ronl. a••·c a short ooudlpauoo fd&enadler. As Esposito found out on Wednesday momill& ohal la>A FtJ&enaeher lOOk lht ball. II< drtw lht aoali< over lo year's loadln& aoal S<O<er, Chris Simon. was d«lared his side, and quickly Ripped a paSS over lo Brown •n inelialbl<, and will bt unabl< 10 play the entire rrooo, who had an <mpty net Cor his second aoal or seuoo. the pme. · Eaposioo has acquired .....-a! new raas to '"'" The 'Bulb kq>t presslfla. and aaaio at 74:Z1. this year's squocl, IIIOJl notably Cullba<t Joe ti&htnin& aruck apin 'trioh Simpkin pullina ""'"Y a' Lammana. a 2l year-old c.- Italy now in his lint rd>ow>d (or Ill< ("""h IDd li.W tally o( 1M COntnl. year or <Jcibillly. Lamm.ana play<d superbly opina AU in all. ll "-"'U an ac:dknt .s~an f« ~ '' ........... rvdy aJlowia& that (Of"'-.rcls IIIIY"'her< ea:p<aed to be a (or 111< UB JOCCtr near tilt plto at up (Of a JiooC apiJut BuDs' team. Thille<n 11ft1<S remain on th< r<&ular J<asOO octmloder Marty Pavon<. sW<, with Ill< n<lll Ont brinpbis a(t<rDOOII II 4:00 p.m. aaalna Donnan Col~ 11 Rotary F'ldd. and ~ 1M same open<d up, boch team• 'were pla)'ill& ~·• coutlou"¥, trylflllo &et a rm ror oh< play. tht S<OSOn culmlnarin& with 111< SVNYIIC l:baropioosltips in oarly Novtmbrr. Tho.- remaiaccf.roordca ror the r... lO Gm< Ttis<y has still IJWiaa<cf IO pu1 loattM l c_.. ban..,.- The Bulis tnowinaohat lhty have the talent 10 bear a resptaable: Davls:km lttam 4-0. mitbt find priCikes a bll mor~ ' fun. But don't &et Cool<d by Coaoll Sal "-<ito's smik. Ltkt any modd ~cadet-. he knows 1h111h< play in one match mi&hl not be tf(eCIJ\"1: apiost .-her _.....t. " I'm happy with the win," Eapooito dcdared, "but not nea:ssarily bappy •><h th< . -. 1 was not plcMCd • l i b - or tbt passioa... Judain& th< pme, I<\ oral O<CUIOIU could be poonted oat mental errort hindered the Bulb w!lo S<nt 1M socx:er ball jWI a r. . cruci.tl feet away from tho int<nded torget. Ho-.,..,, It .... thO$< other oa:asions-upeeially in th< second half-that the ooam (rO<n UB put toaether pictur< perCtet plays to oak< ad• an• a&• in tho aame. both orroouhtly and d<C<nsivdy. Commented Sal Eaposioo. "I ..... not surprised '"'" the <tyk or (aaaressi•..l play or Nla&ara. The sam< ..... OptD to bqln "'tb and we IOC the r~t~t breat." Mer h< remarked about 111< plait iA lh< riiSI balr. 11< ocld<d, "Wo R&rttd to play our R)l<.on oh< •her• - " ' bal(." B oiTalo's CODirol or 1M rtll of th< pme was eviclm& Wh<n th<y tallied t..U in the •anina momt"Rts oftbc coott:SC.. The foun.h aoal was seored when boob oearns ,...,.. nakina -or th<ir btnch Slrtnpb._ 'I'M lnRu<n« or UB's offense ..-as u..cr in doubt in the Iauer lla&<S. Explalucl Esposito, "Wh<n you .sit back in 1 &am< you art mort likdy to mate mistaka t.hat the oppontnt can take advao..,.or." Ir tho Purpk Eaala hod aoy eel&< on the BuDs. it was 1M el<>w orrsides trap oh<y odoz<d. Many tilDes tbr BuCColo Corvoards ,..,. caaaho on the WTOJ1& liCk or thela>A dda>ckr. 11 did nochlll& to tom 111< ravor of ohe pme to !'(._-., Theot rouh. alona ..itb the ..,stin& wlndl and lOllY turf, mack tht ~or th< ...... considerably >lo1ou than usual. This fra..mi&hJ ba>t h<lped 111< Bulls Wbo .....inaJy ..... not . . QUICI< .. their roes. Because or the Umiled practict \imt Coaeh Eaposioo had "''" his pla.)'<r> b<Corc tht season, )'(lrerday's sesSion llktly a oou&h one. tho..,.. ""'moll � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Ho,..,vcr, althoo&h balh panics concur on the need for the fcc and the sum that is nec:a&ary to ensure that the newll{>ap« continue Wlintcru:ptm operation, rao aareancnt "'D reached Tuescby. • CUrrently, Tht S{NJctrum is $85,000 ln dcbl, and as early .s Jwy, itJ be<:amc aware of loomlna pos$ibility that one of ill numerous major creditors could send the P'll>« into recrivenhip, thus deprM na the Uoi>enlty community o f i!J oldeJt and ...._ continuina sruclont publiciuion. _,.,..,l As late as Friday ....Una. each orpniation predicted a w.ekcnd settlement. but after Lilt SaturdaY ncaotiadom brok• down after a series of dosed-doon clasbes b<rW<eO the aroups. a mid-week compromise seemed the tikdy la.rgtt. The ctUJt of the Saturday d<bate m'OI\'td around what aedit the student govemmcnl would rccd\'e afltr the subscription fcc""' finally approved . The SA c:ontintftll, which consisttd of Ptcsidc.nr J~ Rif'kin. Vitt Prtsident Steve Kaplan. and Treasurer Mark Moore, insisled on the pbrue "Subo<ripcion paid for by the mandatory student fees of the Undugraduate Student Association." Aocordlna to Kaptan,-this is- ftir to thc- s•udnu body bec:aust they would koow where their money is 10inc. SA !tad already doled out a SlO,OOO loan to the paper lasl May. The ,..,.'SJI&P<r had bccn rduc!anl to ronctde on this point. citin$ joumlli>tic intqrity and the d«ir< to keep a government"s mention off lhe fronl page of l ts n<WSpo!pcr. It had proposed a compromise that Sll bu thus rar rtjeatd- ir would con«de on KVeral poinls if SA v.·ouJd aJJow mmcion of the u50Ciation to be movt'd to the second pqe muthcad. • In mum for the cbangina or the phrase includina the SA name, to "Su.,..,riprion paid for by undergradua te mandatory ..st-udc:nl fees" Tltt Sptctrum would agree to: e l..owcr the SA ad>·ertisina rate. e Aiter the process of sclc<tina the bu.Oncu manager and SA officiaJs hold press conference to announce 'The Spectrum 's demise By MARTY ROSE N Cmnpus Editor _ Wbile Tht $p«:Jrum Board of Oirecton met Sunday artcmoon to discuss the status of ne&otiatioos beflr.un ~tatives from the paper and the Student Association (SA), SA President Joe Rifkin was to have a paper on Wednesday. If anybody said there was no lons er the oewspapen we receive from a Sp«Jrum il certainly was newJ across the couutry-many aettina IO US." mOC"e money than w could- none: have locos." he empllasitecl. "I don't believe it is propu to have the aovernmenr named on the: At Sunday's mcetina SA E>cccutlvr Offio<B R.ill<'in, Vice Praldcnt Strvc Kaplan and Trca.surer Mark Moore discussed four points in which compromises bad ...... aarced upon, a fifth preparing (or a press ronrerence to point that bad DO( bccn t!IJc;ussed notify the Univenity that Tilt durin& the baraalnina talks and a Spectf1Jm no lonaer <Xisted. siJtth point which had been fla.tly Ofndats from the pap« had rcjccted by Thr Sptcrrum. • be&un arbitration with SA for a T tte ruu~~ point, • statement anide in last Thursday's Rq>Ontr detailed the <ritic:al nnancial state of the J>llp«, the paper's printer immediately prcuured TM announcina. ••subscripc:ion fte Sp«1rum for assura.ncc of fmaneial stability before additional credit could be extcoded, nteeSSilat.ing an immediate settlement b<rwccn the two tides, Rifkin caUed a press coofercnceafler they failed to reach an aarcerncnt durin& three lloun of talks on Saturday. "We left that meeting under lht understandina thtrt was no longer a Sp«tf11m," Rifkin· explained. · Howrver, Tht Spectrum Editor· in-Citicf_John K. Lapiana 'COUD\ ertd. "We alway• ..pccted uuder th< front paac lo&o • paid for by mandatory fret of th< undercraduate Studeru Association" wu considered impenti\·c- by RiJkin. .. Wt"ve already loaned them $30,000, the s ubo<rip«ionJ cc would be about $40,000 or m.OQO... Rlfkln said. "If they llavo to loJ< their indcpcndet>C<' financiallY. student> should rcatize that their money will be used to pay for II.." ••And since studentS arc the Student Association," Kaplan added, "the Student Association as a whole should be acttina credit for it." Lapi.an.a'$ ObjectioM to the from pase n01icc were ··aoo rrontpaac." While ~admitted that most studcnu would not notice the front P'!te credit he said that those who did mi&llt qurstion the pap«'• objrctivity. ' Kaplan and Rifkin empbatkally denied any interes in editorial control. ••we didn_'t discuss a m.ooo subo<ripcion fcc earlier in the summer. Howt"Vtr. when an portent principl< and ethles. Of all p~ to put it but we said they could say we had oo editorial policy in the pop«, " Kaplan uid . "It's been a aood quality po!pCf for ''"""tY some-odd (sie) years and we don't v.•'ilot to have anytbina to do with t heir edi!Prial policy: Our arcatcst concern was the investment we 'ftft matina with the stud<nt's money-we want to have them financially accountable to us."' · The SpeNrum woWd meet the r~uirttnmts or nna.nc.ial aocountability throu&h wcckly meetings between its Business Manager and the SA,.,_..,.,_ SalariC$, ..tvertisirc commissions, <COftOmY meuara llld • balance ~l.n.d oa Paot 4 Tht Sp«trum to allow the SA Treasure< to p.anicipl\c. •ho will lake: on an :advisory role~ oompcroll...- of • Submit to an audit and •~ ina or that audk prior to finaUzina of the qrecm<nt. • Wcckly mceti~p b<rwccn Til• Sp«trum'l business manager and the SA Ttcuurer to discuu the finan<W state or the corporation and ...;11 ronan on rca>mmendations dcalin& with fiscal policy. e Credit the prtvious $2$00 payment made by SA t.o the 1M S{NJcrrum :0: print« to the final svboctiplion f11urc. These IU&M:Rions wtn- a con\promiK bdweco tl:toK offered the publi<:Mion by SA andTht $pa:trum :t OWD DO(jons u to o prop« sclutioo to the subocripcioo qUCSiioo. Late Tuaday ni&ht. nqotiuioos btl....., SA and TN Sp«rrum _.. b.Xf u the ..,......m<nt ...,.. unabl< to pthcr all of Its off"""' into its Talbert obamben. It W11S explained that beca\LK or other time c:ommitmmu, • - mect:in&woukl be: impossibk undJ tommorow ewnina at sn'CII p .m. D<spite requests from Tht Sp«frum to c:all 1 sesJioo prior to today'slssuc, SA remained firm. Althouah JCYCral different Univesity commuruty members caiJcd SA o ffiCials offcrina to mediate a sctlkment, the two patties _.e vnable to rcacb accord. �in short. 1HEspE<lRUM naliunal C31llllUS Resideace prog.-.m be&Jns Spaia tries to avoid coups Tbt Sponisb _....,..,., rcemtly rdcaltd dtllils or 1 ,..... Ieeder• rttirt 11 • prc«urmlDed time. ~to tho<OtWSrdealt, tho<Spuldll..,..........t fdl tho< - . n - ........., ;, ordct to rid kxlf or tho< older SpiDIIb miliwy leaden wbo ott ltiJI ._dtd 11 FranclO lo)'alriU. AdcliliooAIIy ......... tbrir btbl•ior iD - · Jtlltl bu not btcn iD ~ witb tho< rulrQa ..,........,.. 5tYtraJ tim<:$ iD lilt past d<cldt Spoln '• Dll'liwy IUOQIIDcn .,._c lkt;ed tbdr musdts io op<D deCilllot or tbt nalina JIIOtlllfthy. Most ru:mtly Wll 1.\1( April's UIIIUCOtiSful coup. Ourina tbt coup.,,...,.,., 1<''<1111 ol4 llmt Franco lo)-alut> sutcted<d In ro11Jina ouppon rrom • ·ltbio tbt rants or O!t Spani>h Tho Qmpou Rc:soclcll« Urt Study Oroup m coopcntioa witb Tho or Sluclmt AffaiR (DSA) AD4 tho< w>dtr.,...,uatt om.m policy wbicb will ;.,..,.. thll tbt natioa'a St.,.,. ~ bu 6c\ldopod a RalcltDee Halls A__. onil Prnaltloe ~ (RHAPP). h wu txpa 11u1 Wlill tbr 1nta11 or oclueatlna otudtaU-poi1Jt'\llary rt~-or .,.,... tlal saray baDtck • tho< .-.llfY "'"l'l lhllwnily. "Tbr fOOlS boa ......,._ bllb llo>deoU." RHAPP coorchA&tor Usa Sllewmbl uplalned . "We an tryiQa 10 edueate lll>dalu 1bout Jalllla,.llraiC:S$, end rapt~ I scrits O f pratntahotu••, Jmy lbon><f or tbr Alc:obol A .. ar..,.,. Center, StxiOlloty Edueodon Dil<aor E!ltn Ouislcruon 1nd Publit Saftty offom f><ay O.apados will bt amona lilt 1\ltll ltcluron. Tho first preromlatlon is sebrdWed for 1M JtOt l(td<t Room at 8::10 p.m. oo S<pcembtr 16. -ult. army. A flct »<Dna tbt Spani>h Pllliammt. tht rtlqldt spokt or <lt.tbllilunc 1 mUitary covmunmt. aCIM.'rll• Ytt I ptnOnal apptal from SpaKt'sl(inc Juan Carlos-a>~tn& th< militlr)' mm to Jive up thdr pl.\n-wu Ill thll •u nl'tded to brine tht ,.-ayward aencrall bed unci« th< control or lilt JOVftnmeot. city ·-·· -7 _.._....___ ---. . . -'""""""-IC.~~ O.t~ Matly""'=«t»C._.. -~ ~----· -L. --.. . . ...,-· O..WCbji<M~..-­ Jod.~.._.~..- M I\C Klc:No'll....., , _ . ZlngOJol.ii&MC.It- Ed-.. ~~-~- Jolf191' R. TlwratoW$Jahn C Otal/ANL J A - MOddlgoniAtMC. Corn•tockl,.,..,., ..... O.VId 4. Uz PtllttnoiA"' MX battle continues Store seeks new location Em1111, tbr Buffalo Women's Book Store, currently loeattd tn 2A7• Mlin Strttt. is looLinc to mo-. to a 1.\rccr and sartr homt, .n.. bciaa vandalittd ~I tlmts, kldtfl wd 1.\1( "'We want to try to be- •n $0MC arouplq of llOtU wbtrt •t ftd • somoe uftty end support," Usa Albrtdot Wd to Ill< Cow~r Exprus. "Wt would hkt to try end hive Chrillmtl In a ntw ,...,k, .,._,. Tbt store will bt •I)OftiO<inc •""' In Dd.IWIIt Pork on S<pcembtr 19 10 bclp rlilt flUids ror tbr move ... hid> is fllptctd to ..,.. .....at tbooHand clollln. ) ""'t Tbr arid cnvironrncot or Utab and N....da conunUtl to H> bani< a&liM lbe US Air For.e, whic:b llu ytl to bqin full &ealt deployment or lbt mucb ocxlllmed MUsil< Experimental CMXI J)'llcm. OriainaUy envisioned to o<rttcb 10mot 10.000 squart miles. tht MX $)'11trn bu run up opiost stiff opposition from many croups. Wbm lilt Air Foret ftrst announced its plans to construct :ZOO o>el maptd tndJ ;., lilt dtSCrt rtaJons or Ullh end ~ada • tttvironmnttaJ and humanitarian lfOUPI 'tliCfC lbc fane IO voice tbrir protest. Tho rcsidenu of tho< two Mid·Westtm SU<ts r«dvtd an -.q><e~td supporur wbcn tho< RtlciD IC!mirlmrauoa btpa to publicly """"'cootradict«y e>pllliools oo aac:tly .,bfrt tho< MX lbould bt fmally deployed. Prtseotly, tho< admiaistnlioa ._.,..to hew comoutd lodf to • ICikd dowo wrsion or tbc - . 1 1 :ZOO loop dcsip. Tho oc...ua dtbltt om.tho< MX bu ptriodK:ally emtmd oo tho< ~Y or bttsiaa tho< mWilt aboltd bombtn u u btinc dtploytd ...... Mark Russell __ ___ _.. .,._ T01>rO_I f _ .l•mM O!VInc:M."'O'PftoiOSI"pftf ........ o ........--."'._ .... ~HroyHC..I-- Weyne I HumedMM:. . . OINctor ~~·-·- ... .. _., ______ .,._....l<lo_,_ _ _ _ f __ .,_... .,......,.. Ooloooot•- .....,... .. ....... .... ---~.,. --.,~­ Alllllis Wk, about Presicltnt R - ooly workina rwo bolln 1 day doesn't botbtr me. Wbo is to say IIIII tf br cvt blct t O hour 1 day tho< sto<t marktl miaJu DOl 10 up? Clt<Wiloo- :10,100 -Y. . . .,.~- Lite Ill oilier <riticiom 10 f11. ROilllk wiD tum lllb tnto 1 plw. His tltX1 quip or lllc wttk c:oufd bt-"Loot, rotts. if you wanted 1 worltaboli<. briJ\c Carter- blct." .......... .., S561lquiN Hol4, Slllello~ ol St--. . . -. . . OIIulleiQ,~­ S,_ a.ttiiO,>- YOftl IUIO, T-(11e!Ut-381'8-- (7 UIIISI-1,--~ l .. tlluCieiQ,H.Y. Tho~l\lftl Actually, lbt IOlal output is II houn 1 day wbrn you loot 11 tbt 16 put ia by Primt Minister M<a<. Don't 0\'C fO<ccr tlw DO m&ltt'r wbo lllc pruldet~~is-wbrtber bt ploys ..,U, c:uu 0<1t paptrdolb. or whether ht'• cbalntd to bis cltsk 14, 16, or 26 bours • day-tbt stock adlana• dolt: <¥Cry aftaftOOO ar four o•dock. LA$ Afllt/n 17mn Sylllilt:11tt _ , , . . . . , _ l>l'tneEdiiOf...,. Chltl ,...,..,..,.,.,..... any ....... Nt•ln WllhOII\ the . . . . . COOMnt ot '"" EdiiOf~n-Chiollt otlielly ..-... 7.. 6jooc1""" .. l>'l•ltd "' ........ Ntwi-llno.,1370-SL a.HoJo, N.Y. Ollutbulod tne -,I.Y · l ) l l l l l-10 lk _ _ ,.._ THOSE WHO ENJOY••• lbt ...helping people from other cultures to learn about the American language and culture -· ~t\tJUork -.... etmts ...meeting International students and· becoming familiar with cultural similarities and differences Have The Times reserved spet:ial kM' rales! Y- _ , ._..Jwr ,._ l'-' r... Sal c....... at: TAKE FOR 499 .-y . . of .................tio.: Join ua thla Fell end enjoy youi'Mif. Cell the lntenaln Engllah l111guage lnnltute 11 838-2077 or 83e-2078. • Alk for Petrick. er.dlt evellable. ·. �AARI, SA negotiations continue; bank check sits in Talbert offices 81 MARTY ROSEN C1hl(1tlS EdiltN An uncuMd bank checlt for SJSOO is secure tn tM Sub Board I safe pmdlna linal neaotlations belween Student Association (SA) rcprescnuuivcs lllld a farmer Departmtnt of Re<:rcatibn and Related lnnruction (RAlU) employee who erobeuled SSOOO of student mandatory fee money. Stephen Allen was dismissed from his posidon u RARI usinant clireetor tn Spnna of 1979 after il waJ «Yeaaed that be bad been faWf)'ina timnheels. fwtbu invest~tlons lhowed that Allen Md authorized payroll \hecu for a IUchard Appleby. When former SA Athlalcs Affairs Coordinator Gary DcviD discovered that Appleby worked 40 bows a week for a tool and die company in Niqara falls, he bqan to question the weekly tlmesheeu averaging SO hour• that were being submitted. Devin found that Appleby had b.udlori:ted Allen to submit a W4 Conn and weekly timesheets 10 SA allbouab M did no1 actually work for RARI. Simultaneously. Allen's younaer brother Mark, -.bo wu a part-time RARI employee, wu brolflht before the Student·Wide J udlc:iary oo Cllw'&es of havlnt embez:zkd S4SO from theodeparunent. The YOUnter Allen was found auilty and ordered to pay the full amount back 10 SA. However, Stephen Allen was not a student at the tlt'De his then was reported and could not be prosecuted throup the studcot-run • S)'Stctn. Arter a repor1 from the University Department of lnt<Tnal Audit Cited a 54000 "potential lou", atudent government ofliclais beJ&n to pursue the colleetlon of miuina funds. It was determined that repayment was preferable to criminal eharaes. Former SA PrCStdent Tun Sheehan noted, "Altho u&h Stephen Allen aave us the runaround, Sludcots don't lllte to prosecute students. " After delayina a )CM Allen lianed a promis_, note, a confession or jodgnncnt whlc:h lepDy bound him to repay the SSOOO and an qreernentthat he would meet 49 monthly payments to SA or SIOl.80 each. Allen made one paymenl and proceeded to default on subsequent installments. When current SA Athletk:t Affairs Coordinator Michael Franco took ornee in April he continued to work witb .Sub Board I Executive Director Dennis Black and former Athledcs Affairs Coordinator Tom Egan to collect the money. , In July. Allen took a penonal loan and made a payment of SlSOO to SA. When contacted by TM Sp«Jrvm Allen itUisted that his debt was settled 'lrith the student orpnizalion as the smaller payment had been a compromiK ,...tlernent. _ "I don't know why Allen would say that," Moore s.aid. " He spoke to Franco about tak:ina the SJSOO 8 (as linal ll'ttlernent). in time did we tell htm he was free." Accordina to Moore, a general release form "'hlch 100uld release Allen from the balan~ due or Sl400 was prepared by SA Attorney Richard Uppes. And whlle the auditors aR checkina to ~« """hether or not .w can let him orr the hook," Moore iMlSlS, "There's no reason to. He committed a crime." eompromtse to be accepted by SA if the cheek for SlSOO " cashed, it remams In the Sub Board safe. Originally. the lump &urn payment would have covered Allen's debt to SA for ~ months before the final payments would be upee1ed. Ho,.evu, ,.Mn SA omaals learned throuJh an article in 771~ Sp«yrum that AUc11 COIUldered himself rdeased from funbcr payments, they announced that n... azranacmmts to auarantee final paymcnu "'ould be in•esua•ted. "There's no auarantee," MOO<'C acknowled&ed· "There's nothint to say he won't ao bankrupt and At~~no~po~in~t~i!~~~~~~~~~~-iiiiirolr~tl:o::se; ~on~a~dd~i~ti~o~na~l~~~~-l 'Like students cramming for a final exam, the two parties waited until the last eosslble moment. BTF, Board of Education agree to new contract 87 RICRARD CHON ~Edlw After an Intensive round or late nlalll n<s<>liatlon• with the Buffalo Board o r Education, tbe Buffalo Teacbers Federation !BTfl'l'ltaday aare<!d 10 a new twn year 'COlltraa- )Wl one day bef"'e dlsses .,.,.. «:heduled to bqjn at Buffalo public schoob. Uke students cnmmlq for a r.w exm~. the two pania Wllited until the I&Si possib~ momem before COOJWDJD&tiDJ the nqodadna .,_.., wtUdl bcpn 1&Si Fd>ruary. It wull4 a.m. Tuesday, the day Buffalo teoteh<r:s......, required to report to wort , tlutltbe BTF ll>d the board r...olly ..,._, 011 u tenml~ eoauaa. The teachcn, wllo II II a.m. T - , II Sllea's o..rrato Theater, ovuwhdtninaiY opptOVed the COIIIrao:t by a 1.~ to tl7 m&rJin, aft« a brcir,.. oo the prOpQJed paa by BTF Presidenl PbUip Rumore ll>d a s.bott question and answer period. AJthoUII> a walt out •ould ha•e been illeplla .;oJatlon or the state'> Tlylat lf(t, whieh prohibits publk mtplo)'oes from strikina Buffalo teact>m historically have neva- aone 10 work withollt a contracc.. Tuescby"s iniUal qreement prcceedcd the 9 a.m. eontraa deadlin< by 1 men live houn. Rumore, however. declined to Jp<CV)at< whdher the .....,.t teacMrl would hit the pekd una if an ..,_.,...,. - e noc reached. AC<Udlna to the terms of the eoatrltCt, teacbers wiU r(Odve a seven perca~t pay raise for the 1981·11odoool yeor, and a six p<Teenl rw the next year, Tnchm with IS or more years or =iorily would redeve an additional one pereent . . tht seeona yeu. This is eoasiclerably ltlt than the BTF's orlainal d...w.d for • 19 porc:ent rw the lirA year, followed by a cost or Uvina adjustment the nut. But thOUI)Itbe BTF COtllj>fOIDised on tM pay iauo, they stood thdr uound 011 others. 11at Board or Ectuauloa propooc<l dtoppin& the rdmcoons 00 cl.w ...... iNtltwtJoa a system •hereby teadltn would be naluo&ed by their .,....._ and diminote bad pay f« teach<n oa suspoiiSioa froao whOif> the board could - dlow just eaUK fD< dismissal. , . . . ....... _ , m.ained iD the ........... and teach<n wm: abo Jiwo aa improved dental insuranct prOp'UII ll>d a fr« prc:saiptigcl plan for dn~p. T ....say montina'sl&li cfitm neaotialioo erron .... 1ar1dy the ""'t or Mark ll<edM:f. •local represenJtivc or the Slot< Publk Employment RdatJoM Boord, wllo as mediator for t.h etalb. IU reomlly asl&li Socwday, !he BTl' broke orr contrtoct ialts wltlt the board, swlna that It "wu stonewallin& the II<&O(iatlQa ~·•. But Beeeher penuaded the BTF's seven member nqotiatina team to r«am 10 the bwa.alnin& table, ond ot 10 a.m. Monday, the twn lid.. met at the Boord's OIY H.all orr.... and b<p.n the talb lb11 II hoo11l11er resulted ln the new C011t111Cl. Rumore ..... satisfted with the new eontrad. "t thi~k the teachers are relieved ll>d happy thot an eqoltable ~Uement wu handed ous," M told thf press. "Thu 4 an Important year. It's ..,hen iotellfllion fOCI full ahead, ll>d wt dida't oe<d any dlsturbutca or problaru." Toda.r ...ts the bqjt~nina or the maodliiOfY buslna plan 10 . . . . . the lhtiTalo pabllt tcbool ~-. u onkred by federal iu4F Joba T. Otnia• This Wldt:'s 1m COD!rKI,nlflleatioo bn>upt bid< manorios ol the tm lloaffalo tcbool Mnl:c- teach<n wbd 111e pCbt u- r.. :10 claya. It ... a 11111... ...., proQ'aCUd sollte. dlorial wWt:ll r....., ll't1' Pra~c~<G~ Thocnas Pisa- jailed for lO claya for ~ order to eDd lite Jtrite. Pa. -.cbac t.o -...:., was abo fu>ed S2'0 f« the C<lftlCIDIX ....,., and the tea:hen thcmldYes Wert >lopped with a $54,000 peaalty by the IIIU for ~the Taylat IJCI. Plsa served as a ,_,.. r"' the 8't1' bwa&IDina tC.. in ,the ...... CIObtnct ocpladotu.!Uked ....eth.. be thotllbt lbt flOW COIItiW:I - a fair on<, be replied, "Ya. 'fheroe'l no qllatlloa about k." l'or Pitta aec1 lite MOO ~ be UIC!d 10 repraent, tbe rllbt roc a fair COI!traet has mded. a....., W.._.._• ......,._ tat JTNo . . .. . - .. s• �Demise. • • • • ATTENTION • • • • MCAT CANDIDATES bd'tttft'n rtHnuc and c~nduurn .. ould b< au trull~ ••••hed by lhr SA rtprCkntatht An adduionlf SA propOt.al •lltch had 1101 b<nl ,........ed 10 Tlw $ptc'tnllfl 11 lb< till~ ol lh< ,.,... confru:n« roll<d fol rqull Pl m hmna th< Bu<tnru M - The repoortlng room for rhe Sept. I 2. '8 I odmmlslro· tion of rhe MCAT HAS BeEN CHANGED (rom 148 Diefendorf Hall. MSC to AMHERST CAMPUS, Knox Hall, Room 104. Rtporring rime Is 8:00 om. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION andComp~tolln OnaJII&ll~. ll!Ocin had •nform<d lAjMinl thai lh< 1911·1912 ......... had lftady b<nl ..,..,Led for otb<r Cliii'IP"J orpoUAIIOIU CAll Moo« noted Sundoy tbllth<u .. uoa...U)osUIJ>Iusor ......,.,.,.,. frc monty • ..AI 111< b<alnruna or tl>r ynr •hal ·~ Nd&ft •t'rt OGI) UMlll .,;limltlotu.'' Mool< ,.;.!, •.•.., .. • 1th any eompctma trmurtt )'OU tr)' to u~tmatt Yttth lhctllll )OU ha•~ I Wflllus. (Paymtnl) •OIIIdn'l b< 1n ••••• s 3 1- 3 7 0 1· • • • • ""''"llity START ·•It would b< •n IAJIIlltntnu o-.r I mautt or montlu .., thai ... ooe tump IUm:· he adckd. VltOUJd bt proctctfna ourwh•n ... Tbc: Sj(),OOD 11111 Tlw Sp«trum is • •kina for "ould b< pilei wuh studtnt m.anda1ory f« monlc:t. lOUR CHICKENS. The wual omoun1 or lh< ANDCOUNTON AHAMBURGER. subscription would b< oon11111<nl on m.adtnt cnrollmtnt ror 1981· 1982, on oU<Iilor's rtpon oonfmnina ICiuol need and uliimaltly SA Stno1c appro•al CIDU.OR CHICKEN SANDWICH. fRfE! EYefV ftml' vou oroer a Clelldous Wl!nciV'S 001\elesS llfNSt Of "Th< ,.holt ldu or lh< Cl'llcl<en sanowtch, we Mgive vou a Cl'llcl<en caro COlleCt two caros. an<1 on vour ~xt viSit. vou oet a wenovs Slnole 1\amDUtW or 8 oz. Cl\iU. free· subscriplion .... In lftltnl or s:obscnpdon," R.ifldn nnphalJ.led, ''pmdlna on an ouduor·• rtpOn (one OC«ppftl pOoDI Of tb< n<&OIJIIJOOS) liO "'< QJI 1ft lh< ~~=onafree PIUS, voa can ¥!In llt1les D~¥Vono ~gve fun mlnoUonl IUld auMidona >UbtmpiiOO" f01 lh< 01.1' E9!l Guess-plnl~ AnCI Tbc: r<qU<>I<d fl&W<> "tte bltcd on •h• Moore dmded 0'3Vtiner oames roo so sun .. ould b< ncauory to "rtahsoall~" akltb< dtbl rlddtn pQy~ng our~ courn:lng your ctlleltens It all a<ld5 uP co great eating illlO orpnlt..lt.ton ore.;n tun ~ wenovs "II •'CKifd b< 'trl d•fr.cul1 (Of "'011!1PW! ...a tOmltO Cltta ,. n.~ !ip«tf111ft 10 optnlle ...lholll •h• m.ooo:· lAI>1IRI concurrftl. ''Bu1 we-'u in no loolana foe _ __ .._.._ ... .-.. ""-~)' that this qU<>uon ......wd b< ullimll<ll' made by Tlw !ip«tftlm. The lhlft orroecn 1uw1 abo d<vu<d • conunamcy plan to cuatiJ'Uec: • cominuauoa or ldtquatc campus C0''mllft If 'f'M Spmn~m cbd •urviv~ "l'btR •-ould ~ tcan~ stad. •A the _..,, •• Kaplan~. "bn:ame they dMI • cqnx out tbr« ttmc1 a •'ed..u IDCr<aAna tl>r P"bbcatioa clalt< o.rmu or TM IDd tl>r Altm11ntW Ntws CdktJW •u< <OIIOICI<tftl IS .... tJ>r Idea of a bail-out-u'• a aubtcnpuon. T1al 1nlr0daana 1 M• pubbcadoo. $ptnf11M Is not AYUII "< caJI do "l'btR's more to Tlw ~ it •.thout any hd.p. \\ t"rc 1 llwl I potC< of tbtt comes ... _. . ... ..........__. ............. a.~--------------- AINT NO Rt:ASoN TO GO ANYPlACE E1.SE. I I I I I I I I I I student J«\-.et, o o he contanUttd "Wr m1y 1<1 • sublmpoon for more than OM yttt "for ontt wc'rt baq Out llv« hm<S 0 ....,.k." .._...,. ad•IXd"Stne" m otudcnl ao•tmlllCIIt, not th< studeot prcu." "He doesn't undtno_ond real1$1lc," l..t,piaao condudtd. th< probkms of mcr...U., If an qrmntnl had 001 been pubii<Jltiom by cloys." reacb<d bet"«" 111< aroups Rlllnn ~There iJ no qvntion th<re is • IW<fttd thtl banLnJplcy would b< need for, not another...,.._,.. lnt\'ltablc. Howcva-MOQft no1<d he ..td, "bu1 TM !ip«t111m." '"'0 DUBELS PARTY WITH GARY SMITH! 749 Smith Street TOPLESs MUD WRESTLING ll GARY SMITH ll FEMALE . EXOTIC DANCERS AINT NO Rt:ASof'l TO GO ANYPlACE E1.SE. ..,___________ a..ccuo. ------~~~.::.-:;;:., Gtt a t&rttd with the cra.u Uut.t a wept U.&. la..at yeul ' Call Ul-4641 • w.·u ..... _ ,_lid 111p , . . _ . . _ oo- MM W...U.. 6 loear lt.ffalo'o beat . .- - . GARY SMJTKI NM Wreolliloe lo . . T -, n.... l't1- Sat~ o.Jv J2.50 coven tla• epor1a tlo• a adaleeloa to tile Barl FREE " " - wtlll Sal-t LD. Car4 Uc oft Drbok J>.- Ttl£SOAY •"" THURSOAY'Sf Wed is Rode Night! THURSDAY NIGHT, lopt.lrd . _ . LM" ~$quite 11 t pol Avadable at All Wendy's In Erie and Niagara Counties [91 ~ CALL EARLY SO YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!! --r- 14t Stokh 11.- , a..- ........ . DUBELS Ul �• HANDLEBARS • CYCLE Students Professional R• palrs • Equipment for all makes co. In atock: •Citad411 ' K'J}!,tonlta •Mntar •Cannondale Packs •Avoc.t •Ta kara By SETH COODCfl i LD Mantqint &1/Jor While uncenainty oooctmina the future or studtnt financial anisaan~ mou.niS, .nudcnu arc Ooctina ro llleir local bank> and schools, se<kinato apply for suarant«d student loan• Wore the October I ehanse in regulations. CoUqeloan orr~ repOrt lh&l they have been beslqed by appl)<anu cau.inaloan requesu to skyrock<l 150 pere<nl from last yea~. Thil foUows a report in Tilt N~., York Timts whieh asserted that publi< ooO<&e Sludenu "'Ould bear llle brunt of cuu in rmandal aid enactrd by the R~ admini11ralion. Widespread cuu in programs were forwarded by the tilhtened purse strinp pOllcy thai the R~ubliCOJU ha>'t pursurd since coming to pOwer tbi• yea~. No rl(ura on application< at UB were av:ulablt because of llle Labor Day hoUday, but variout n~pers hav. rq10ned that the rush to beat the deadline is onsoina, applicatiow hill ina record '"''b numbers. On October I, all new applieants-and th- SliU in the processing S!14t-"ill be farina new recquiremenll. caJJiDI (or I "need.S ICSI'' on families earnina more than $30.000 a ~ar and various Olhare,urictions. • T ightened auidclines inclucle increucd inltrUI r;ues rrom nine perc::cnt to 14 pcrceru on the Parent Loan proaratn and recipienu •rUI have to pay an originators- f~ of fi\'e percent. wbieb reduCH the amount rtceived yea ensura- a stable interest rate. II Is expteted thai Hko-40 per«nl fewer Jtudcnu will be eliSiblc for IOODJ undrr llle new auidelines. Oc5pilc grim warnin&s, "Siudenls should tet their IOADJ," EdwaJd Fox, )nSident of llle student loan Marketina AMociation. told 7'11• Ntw York Timts. "Some may be surprised that they have· to pay a five peroenl fet, bUI in general, Ulc money should be t~c for lllis year." Fox added that 50me $1udents are incrcaiinJ: their applications to the AMociatlon which facilitates lllc proccu because of fe&r$1llat they wiU fail the needs test. " In a number of places, people who thought lllcy might be cut out of the proeess have accelerated in before l.he propostd cutbacks come in, •• \.Aid Flederick Judd, directOf or public relations .. Peopk's SaVini$ Bonk to llle Ttmts. He n01rd that Ihe bank had proetssed 1hree limC$ u many applieations thi> year lllan las! year. T hi$ rush of a.pphcation• will help to beatth< new regulaliOIU, and lllc Orronirl~ of Higher &iUO>JkJn reponed 50mc 90 peretnt will not be aff~ed. But then Is o&liJ tol1l< un~nalnty as to neAl ye&l's loan prollfllm. The Dtpanmtnl of Edueatioo-whicb set lh< RSirictioDJ for th<s Y<ar'> &uidclin" hurriedly In order to have an impact on 1981·1982-rs exjl<Cled to change ics rules once again. Conarus must also approve the plan, allllough !hey are not c.tpec:trd 10 vnioe mueh 'if any' opposition. The Loaru t..t. the brainchild of Education Secr<tArY Terrell Hd~ is expcctrd 10 affect many stuc:knts- and their familiel. The' resuh or a compromiK betwtcn Sena1c and House conferees. the teSI will apply 10 tbose studcnu whose famillts earn more than S30.000 a year. HO\\'t'\er. there arc ~~·o options thai the Department c:ould ehoosc. Th< flrAl ac<:ol11in& tO th< Chronic/~. "'ould counl only crosa ramily income, family siu and th< number of coUqo children in th< family. Tht- olhn would im.olvc tht more compte~ formula ourrently used by oth<r financial aod program>, such as Pdf aranu. sdlools. t·uition •nd othtt COSI$ ca.n 101.a.l OH'r SIO,OOO a yea~. •i&n• DID YOU PAY S&O FOR BOOKS, IN A COURSE YOU DON' T LIKE? IS YOUR PROFESSOR BORING? IS THE COURSE A WASTE OF YOUR TIME? Help Evaluate Teaching at U.B. S.C.A.T.E. Committee Earn ·a Credits in Experiential Learning! Come to Our Meeting, THURS. Sept.10at 4 pm. Room 337 Squire Hall (MSC) student course and teacher evaluation KENM ORE N Y 1422 3 PARA·TECH JUMP OUT Of A PERFECRY 8000 AIRPLAJIE? INTERHATIONAl Why not? Skydivint is a ttwdllltat you'ft nev• forcet. At Pal a..Tec!l we speclallze 1111ht time n Oar rewed prt)lessional atmosphere is the rdell plxe to malte yOU! fl!SI jump. And tile mce lhil!l Is !flat its a tot safe. titan you tllinlt. We are ptoud of our safety reoonl at ParaTec1t Tilis month we lift havinc a • eciaf price ltv fOISt jump siJJllents a low SSO. ~ ,et yoo yo~~~ r~st $~~}'dive. Conveniently located between Rochester •and Buffalo, just t.lke Rl 104JJntil yoo COllie to Rl 272. Head llOitll. and we are just Clown the road on tile ril)ll Ill callusat637-41SOar 482·1257 and IS1t ~ •lor all the detaijs. We at~ hive flider rides ~----- : for lhose w!HJ just want to. t.lke a loolc. institutions. In the New Ycwk Times rrpon, n was a.ss.ened thai students ln -priQ{e institution$ ''Wl1l Jx ldat.ivdy u.n afftcted by the new rcstrinjons'' and that 500\C: rammes with six figure inromes ~1U "ooncinue to be eU8iblc for the frderally subsidilrd loans ao nine percent interest. •• 1Dc daily q-rd Smith as claiming "lllOSI people in the privates will still ~ digiblt.'' because tht- tt:53 s wm includt t.ht cons or educaeJon . At some private: James Moore, an Education Oepanmcnl ofrodaJ, said, "People Wbo pay three times llle cost of a public unl\ler$ity to so to Harvard W>ll ..mgel the same proponional benefit at those who opt for a Allllough U B ligures were unavailable at press lime, other comparable imlitut.ions wtte deluged wilh lcss~ve institution." Even though this )'f'at's cuts weer seen by many as requests, some already boVina pa$Sed llle entire last year's total. At Rutaers- lllc SUite University of New •ubSIIIlltiaJ, it is Upec:trd that the R<A&AO 2dmlnimation will se<k <Yen higher cutbacks in an Jersey-..,.< 12,000 loan applications have been effon to me<1 iu buda<1 ptedictiow for futur~ fiscal processed, equalin& 18$1 year's total lloa>rdina to Rut.ger•s assistant univttsity director of financial aid, !'<If$. Accordina to Moon~. ''This Yf;ar we went for far and Iller< are no or the Row slowing down. "And lbe volume of increasing mail does no1 S«m more severe ebanges than Conar..s wa. willing to let us have. We will either come up with 1imilar chanaes to be dccreatinJ," sh< told 7'11~ Sp«/ru.m. "The• or ahernativcs for fiscal 1983.'' H< noted lll&l majority of studcnu have reponed that llle banks fun dina for the PeU 1JaDI5 oould be sli«d <Yen more have saJ(f •get t his in early'.'' But Rutsers is nCM and lllat studenu might be for«d 10 pay inttreSI on alone in facing this ruth of loan applications, according to ~ Times, Nonh CaroUna and Stanford the loans wbUe they are still in <e>Uta<. The Times al$o quotrd Hdl as assening at a recent mectinl, "To Uoi\ler$ily both reponed larae inereases. "Thert has been a sianif.eant inerusc in l98l and borrow a line from Macb<lh, 'We have srotcbrd the t th.ink: that "'"11ar you're sccins is people uyin& co &tl snake but not killed it. I" JOIN THE 685 ENGLEWOOD AV E. A oeordins to PatriCio Smilll. speciai>Wistant for pOlicy devtlopmmt at the Amc:ritan Council on EdocatioO. Ill< asoup lllat will be affected the mo<t rs those families earning bet,.een $30,000 and 540,000 a year, and 1~ that an<nd lo•·cr CO\t publi< their applieadoo.'' "" The Closest Bicycle Store To Campus! <Amm£n~! (7161 842· 1292 THE EoF [~JJ .J · NEW WAVE Wednuday.S'l))t. 9th BusH TETRAS (1 the ~emies..;. Thunday Sept. lOth Friday Sept. lith Celibates Saturday Sept. 12Ul The Elements l\1iXED ()JUNKS 2 FOR TilE PRJCEOF I TILLt\11DNIGHT DRAFT 50<:: SCREWS AND MARYS 'f5C �editorial Advertisements did not print today's edition of The Spectrum. Nor did the bank, and, • unbelieveably, neither did mandatory student fees. We paid for it out of our own pockets, because we think we're worth it. Don't you? l 636-2950 I A student's opinion Old Stud«tt Auociatlon Pre1kHrlt JtHI RlfAm really ••r tu cJ•Im«<ln Tnur•d•r'• Reponor}rn•tll Tht ~rum folded, "The Current" I• In g<>od •n•,. •nd oouJd /ult teke up the lthet'fiaJng lllct r· u- LMV#ng eu:t. 1M C411Joua.MII of 1&/0h 1 OMJm.,t, aurMr the men understends the two ""f diti«Wtt fut>etiOn• olttt. Current llrld ThO ~rum. aimiler th~ one might • - • th•t l>ityCIOs ..could /fiSt go tester'' ,,.. Ut compan,., went out ol butaw.s.s. S<Ko $50.000 Is • lot of , _ y, And tho w/tolo numbers gam• surrounduto 'T'tM SC)eetrum dftbt .wr ltf'H» ~•t yeer has bHn ptetty ahady N.-;enh~eu. to see-4/fftle more ol Jo. A/tlfltt't much • tout«< 'wOflfirlg togeth_, tor 111 the atudents. · than I'd~~~ wes lndrceted In the comm.nts he mede 1111 wHk to tho Repottat. Rog Gilbert , University Studenl EdltOf: .- -~ Un'-olty Community Roaklent �B.eport: from Talbert 8y JOHN MALLETn StudMI AssOCiation Communication• Chairman My POSition at lhe Stlldent Asaoclallon (SA) may be able to help you In some of ttle moat tryi"G umea ot lhla year. II you can remembe< my name and dial a phone. you're on your wey to Qetli"G problems solved. Communlcallons Ia a very open-ended tenn meaning so many different things. 01 course, 1 1\11\'41 my own definition. At SA. I hope to lntorm students, clubs. and co-workera abOut what'a going on In the dillerent depanments of their atudent government. I would tlke to follow our prealdenra pattern of working together. rather t~ao ateppi"G on people's feet. I hope to help Inform atudente and clubs of troelr role with SA. Through special proJects. booklets and talk I hope to ac:c:ompllsh th-se goals. So how can I help you? We can step o~er the red tape, or go through It together. I can help make a link between you and SA. That's Communication-in a nutshell. The number at SA Is 636-2950. but some students newr call beeaus~ they don't knew who to ask lor or Who can solve thel< problem. Mayt)e 1"11 be abf.e to help you out in a trying $otuatlon-t know Who to contact abOut what-It's my job. I can also tell you more aboUt SA. and II you like. bri"G you In to see the oft ice and meet your stlldent leade<a. If you want to get involved In SA, you coulcl also volunt- to wori< In Communications. I'm currenlly planning projects which will require 1<ey paaltiona from atudentl In the Unl-slty who wlah to do something worthwhile In Sludent government. Many practical skills can be gained In thos type of work. Soon an SA newsletter w111 be formed. This will be complied through lntervlews with the SA executl~s. directors, coordinators, inc! chairpeople. What"s your student go~ernment working on? What are Ita priorities? Do you agree with what It's doing? The newsletter will help you decide on these questions Although It will Initially only be available In the SA office, we hope to see It eventually distributed to all students. Call tor more inlormatlon, leave your number• . One of my biggest beliefs Is chat student organlz3tlons are a good communication link to studenlt II they're lnlormed, more - t s will be too. I'm currently WO<lu"G with our Dlte'lctor of Student Organization• on lmpnWing the relationship between SA and Ita organizations. HopefUlly, - will also be able to work on clll9efa.rng hetplut Informacion on publlclty and better opera tiona tor these organiutions •••liable Studente Oon't reallza what's tor them; 1he University Is large. Just a little el(lllor•ng woll help fond a w<><ld of Mrvlc.s and actiYitlea. Whether It's aa•I"G money at tM Boote Exchange or having a good time at the teslt There's so much to do-lind out what'a going on Many ot the things l'•e wntten eound nice on paper, and t did get In The SptJCtrum, but many of you are gothg to say "so-what." 1 don't blame you. You came nere to learn and atudy and may not think you have lime tor Sl\ But apathy Is what causes the problems at this Unlveralty and 11 really does take awsy lrom student ll!e. Fortunately, we do·have acudentl spending their spare time wori<lng to give beller academic and student nghtS, SPOrtS, encerealnmenc. a union. ) llmS .AWlHER ~p HERE C(M>(.MNlN& OUR NEUlRON~ lESnNG... to ~ljine ®tun ~elf ••• 8y DAN BOWMAN 1 was realty counllng on bet"G an Intellectual ..,en graduation dey finally came along. Alter all, the thousands of dollars I Invested In this university entitled me to utlllte all Its mineSstretching, brain-busting, thought·provoklng stimulants. The tetter of ecceptanc<~ from Admlulona and Records granted membership In a perfHitually pulsating Intellectual community-refuSing, I noped, to be complacent In Ita past accomplishments ind Its own aura of auperlo<lty. As In lilY ~le struggle. my punuil of greater knowteclga nas been Htt...cl with spurts ol excitement and numerout thoUghts 61 Inadequacy. Accomplishments and dlaapj)Ointrnenta were lmmedtatot. Graduation was at ways uncenaln and distant. Hope$ and dreams were aJ•ays muddled wrlh the reality of developi"G future eamlnga. Data 1 attempt to conquet the llterery WOtld or lnslead place my gambling chfpa In ttle ,...110<18bly safe game of business? Is It POSSible lo be Intellectual (u SU<ely I would become If I suffered through enough Shaknpeare ctassesl and al.a equally wealthy In ttle wallet (the undeniable goal of any student whO must•struggle through differential calculus)? An awesome endeavor, I believed. yel a goal worthy of my tour year ,14000 lnvettment. Thla was not an 'attempt to be a reincamallon of the Renaissance man, only a pursuit of two appealing. often conflicting goats. Needless to say, the retrains were olten sounded tor me to completely follow thll urgings of my heatt, and atso not to disregard the starting sellry of an MBA. Neilher one, It has turned out. could be abandoned tor the lrultion ol the olher. Aher almost eight semesters I believe an assessment of my fresrnnan year decision Is neceasat}'. Diaappolnti"GIY, the struggle IIU-not ~ raoiYed. r.,. tasted bOih lrvin'but can't decide wlllch I would rather consiM'ne In my life. The nalvity ot my tresrnnan thinking ted me to betteve1hat my life's endeaYO< would be ciMtly defined by now. I Should, at lhlf Juncture. be as exclled to begin a career as I was to enter thie lnlellectuat community. The difficult reallutlon t must lace Is a profound Inadequacy In both respects. Journalistic success Is rewardi"G, I Cll~ed. but unmari<etabie un-«c:ompanied by a vaat acope of knowledge a.;qulred through lndlvldu.l energies. I've n~er devoured the mouth-watering otterlnge of our voluminous libraries as I promised myself ~ many yews ago. The divergent aven~ ol reason remain closed behind the unopened co-. o f a bOok. Was this dreem forMtten for the two rational and non-dimensional tnlnki"G n-sary fO< a logical an.d numerleal oriented account_ant? There n aeemed much room f<>< lhe theorin ot tohnt. EngelS, Brec:hc and Olhera •!len retained umlngs were to be calcUlated from net profit ~y. t would -lousty queslion the business aqutem of the pln-scrlped, tiKialped executive Who would employ me to Increase hla earni"G& ratio. A m I destined to be a pennlten, peeuc» llltettectual sanitation wortter, • eYidentty It _ , 7 Good queaalon. Unfortunately, U.. ara too many ot~~eq with equally uncerteln ~les to keep me company In the food ltalllp line. Aa t once envied my fellow hiGft IChoOI prepplee Who .... determined In their ~ of .-leal actloot, I Ml once mo.- -lou& of thoea IU!ure graduatea wlloM salary Ia determiAed from a cor~ bidding ww. I ~~- mta.utltlad IIIIa lnatltullon throUgh a mlagutdad ef1ort to be w11at I am not. A 11\ame Indeed but not withoUt hope. laments are oflen lnsona In aelf·lndutgence and aell-plty but oblalni"G wladom from ..-gt~lzl"G emwe Is wonderful tor Alt~m~L ~.,-- ••• ·ll'O."*""'t\'·l• �You To The NfW MELODY FAIR HARVEY, CORKY£ na l'aESENT 4 DAYS ONLY! tarts TOMORROW to Sept. 13 for 10 f~nl;utic shows! Rock Alive- an All. NEW show featuring the music o f The Kinks. Utopia, David Bowie, 801, Yes, The Allman Brothers, Supertramp, Led Zepplin, Tower of Power, Genesis, Deep Purple and Mahogan y Rush Pl US special e ffects using pyro t echnics. ~f! !~~=~AY, SEPT. 10 FRIDAY, SEPT. 11 6• , a·. & 10. pm SAT URDAY, SEPT. 12 2, a• & 10• p m SUN DAY, SEP T. 13 2, 6•, & a• pm An ~ttt.n,tt' """'"f of rrk.lltreotcwd dtsc,., Mtd -..rrt'tttt dvttt- ;.lit 8 U S § ERV I ( ( u TO LASER I M ::::;~•.:.::;,:;-•""c-t.. un_...,.,_._ """ ~ork Trm~ - ttrte<buumll stt.J'8ht /rnes m happy mol«.ul., mo•t'IT>I'ttl ~~=.:"-=...:.....:=.. CALLfo r 673-7700 informatio n before showt im~! Buses leave from ElliCOTT TUNNEl 30 min. before showtime! • Service available for then• shows only. Succeed in business. "It's a lot easier with a Texas Instruments calculator designed to solve business problems.'' Touch a few special keys on the;e Teus l nstnunents caleulators, the 1'1 Bu.~<~ Analyst-fi" and The MBA'~ and lengthy time-value-of-money problems suddenly aren't lengthy anymore. You can automatically calculate profu margins, forecast - on a ltr)t-come hrsHer~rtct> b.urs e1eorchrng you can re.l/y -..all our e• cob"ebs del•utely mt«-..o>t•n. then Buses leave from SQUIRE HAll 45 min. h1l~arro sales atvl earnings and pcrfonn Mati>tiC!'. And problems with repetitive calculations area pieeeofcake for the MBA. because it's programmable. These calculators mean business, and what they give you is time-time to gra..<p underlying business conceptS. while they handle the number tnmclling. 10 make it e,·en easier, each calculator comes \\ith a book written especially for it, which shol\-s you how to makl! use of the calculator's full potential. The BusinessAnalyst-U and MBA business calculators from Te.xas i nstruments. Two~ ways to run a suocessful business major. ~ithout running yourself ragged . 1WILKESON PUBf Game Room Open Dally 2pm - 6pm 9pm · ? ---S..C*• S,.. ...., I ,...."" ........ Goof - rA W• Pl{IAIJ($ -- o....- c...cw.. - ...... w. T EXAS INS T R UMENTS tHCORPORAl i: O -1 1251 Nlegera Fat.. l!llvd. f l • - 1 1-'f Ollor ...... �Keeping the wild blue yonder safe. . . _ _ _ _by .loapb B. ztnaalc Tht ~ Mrinis~radoll·s ~ ~ SUCICI$Sful probe. of Ll>yon l<n1tarlal claims has hod tho effect of lnsbllng lho pullllc's ccnJidonoo In tho ~ AdnWilsndoll wNII also creallng dls<lcnlont In tho NATO alliance. Tho lnddent ol AU9JSl 19 has dnrwn c:tlddsm at well as a steadfast support &om Ammca•s Norlh Atlandc Treaty OrgarizACioll (NATO) allies. Libyan Praldent Muammar 11-Quaddall has appanndy jlloldod 10 ~ Reagan. and It he ..G not *"" bt canardlg his armed assault ogW!st lho US$bethlloet. In lldchon lO tho ...._,.of llw slclmUh tho GoM ol Slch.. It has , _ bocomo dow !hat Regon bene!llt.td wutlv from tho 1nclclent. IJsiQsa phreses such .. · - - of tho free world,• Reagan, has used the lnddent to demoo\slrate the admlnlstradon·s apparent wlllingless lo challenge an acM!nosy ""-' conflict Is a dlsanct possibility. Whether '\he admlristradon pnwoked tho lncldlnt bv btlng In disputed - - .. ~It ...s Slftllly an urfust>llol>6o atlad\-an Cfders from~~ .,... . . . . ..... 10 �l .The quickest way to get e1nergency money. ) Fernra Studio of Ballet Arta a.u.:;,.,"::~·.:~:.Deux Nonl\a GoloM, Director Boolnn• lhtouQh P,ol•oloruol CO<IIIt.d Fecult~ r n·1000 I ........ Adullo a.11c1ron w-•~ !i ~ :! (Je_.,.. 1251 Na...,. Fala Bttd. Offer t.plrM . , _ , .~·ROOTIE'S-, These days a trip tD the college bookstore can reduce your available funds tD some small change. Ulckily, that's about all you need tD make the one phone call thatean replenish your depleted funds in a couple or hours. Here's what tD do: 1tell•theCallfolks home. the situation, and they ean get emergency ReJXIrt. cash to you fast by phone. I. Ask them to tolJ.ftee call Western Union's number,~ (in MisIIIIW'i. fKI0-34U700), anytime. lky or night Tbey charge the money and se.rvioe fee to their MasterCard• or VISAt Watcm Union card. A Western Union Charge Card Money Order. up to $1,000, will be flashed to the Western Union office or agent nearest your emergency. J. Pick up your money- usually within two hours-at the local Western Union office or agent. There are 8.500 nation· ally, except in Alaska. Conveniently, about 900 locations are open 24 hours. It's that easy. Be sure to remind your parents about our toll-free number. It's all they need to back you up at the bookstore. a-we c.d Money Grcler. .fADing~ 0. O.We ONer tf Cllicbft W'lft!S FREE wkh U... putd\a.. ol • Ooubl• WITH 'Ht$ COUPON o.c:. 31, ·a1 VALID ANYTIME Explm ......... ,~ ~ �Overseas bombings protect US policies Analysis Bombs~ last Tuesday at US~ buildins< In Peru. In the first auack on American inslllllallons In that ccunby s1nc:e Its tewm to . ~just """"'. year ago. explosions l'lleked the US f!.ntbMsy, the t0$1donc:e ol Ambassador Edwin G. Car, lhr. olllc<:s olthe Ford MoiOr ~ and the &nit ol Am.!r1cll, • Coca<Cia ~plant, and • dlslribuiOr ol Camalkln Milk, aD In Um6. Though OCXl.l111ng thou.$Mds ol milos apart lhr. ailacks . . _ , to be connected With the chonges In Amer1can forei!Jl pOkey since lho Reegan admlnlSinllkln took ,...,. the relM. wr& no organlzallon claimed credit for the Uma attacks, P~>U's Interior Mlt)lster Jose Mana de Ia Jar blamed them on 5end<\:o Ulrntnoso, a Moalst group. _ Sevoralleft·wlng - · had recently '-> a1ticlzlng the American decision to recall the popular ambassador Car for Reegan "')pdntee FRink Ortiz. These _ . alledgecl that In 1968 while Ortiz ,.... working for the Cmlnll lnlolllgenco /V;¥lncy lw helped Fenando Belaunde Teny-elecmd pr..icloot In 1.980 afll!f 12 years ol being a military dlctator-quaoh :a/;; SCHEDULE ~b~~r:v ~ 'Though occurring thousands of miles apart the attacks appear to be connected with the changes in American foreign policy since the Reagan administration took ouer the reins.' ~,... SEPT. 14, 1981 PHONE: 636-2201 - MONDAY, SEPT. 14 Iran. 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Inc.) sB ~.~o OHLliiC. �WIT & WISDOM QUESTIONS 1) Which of the fifty states r~s the largest percentaQI' olitJ en<!rW needs from nuclear power. and now !nlch? 2) Wlich mejor American soh drink manufoe1wer has disn-...tm ri!#>ts to the Sow!t Unkln' 3) &fen this year, "'"-"'"'' the lastllnW there""""' tlnot former l'luldents of the United States? 4) Who ts Lane K!rklllnd' S) What Aslan-ethnk: !J'OUP celebrates the Tet? 6) What Is the capital of New HampShlle? 7) Which political party presently holds a IMJOrlty in the Unum States House of RepreHnLil~? 8) What does the oaonym SWAPO-the ~ army ~1111!1 South Afrlce for control of Namibia-stand for' 9) What stare~ Senator Gary Han represent' 10) Where Is Amnesty fnternatoonal headquartered? 11) What Is the yearly salaly of the President olthe Unltoo States' 12) Who founded West Germany's lefh>t II'ITorlst organization the Red Armv Fac~>an' -w.g l...-------------::-p::::::;:---- --;;::;;::;:;;::;:::::: BE "PART OF YOUR STUDENT ASSOC. . ANSWERS ....Prepare! CMITCUSSUnMTSIPT.I JOIN THE ISAI • MeAt • ~ Olf ll')lU4 • Gill teO • MA1 ~ OMAl • OAf • QC:Af • PCAf VAf~t;~~~~ -.........._ KJMli • Hfl • _ , f'C)I•Iftl•r«f ... ASSEMBLY ~~ Po.ltion5 ooailable at SA ofllce, 1 1 1 Tolbert Hall. Only 40 undergraduate .,gnoture8 ore required on your petition for each poaltion. ~C....U& 1420 Millersport Hwy Williamsville (In The Tried Building) L..---61!18-4J012·-~ ' 1) VC'!TTIOOt depends on nuclear powes for 80 percent of Its energy neOO>, more than any other state. 2) Pepsi Cola Inc. has dtstribution r9:>1S to the Soviet Union 3) The year was 1969 "'"- Johnson, Truman. and 6senhou.<er were st.JI alive. (Cumntly Ni>.on, Ford. and Carter are living) 4) Lane Klri<land os president ol the AF1. CIO S) The Vietnamese celebrate the Tet 6) Concord Is the capitol ol New Hampshire 7) The Democrats control the House of Representatives. 8) SWAPO stands for lhe South Afncan Peoples Organizauon 9) Gary Hart is a Democratic senator from Colorado. 10) London os the headquorlerS lor Amnesty International 11) The President o1 the Unltoo StaleS earns $200.000 a year 12) The Red Armv Faction was founded by Andreas Ba&der and Ulrikc Meinhof. How did jiOU do? One point for eoch corr«t oiiSWer. 0.2. lt!om how to read; 3-5. piclc up 0 _ _ , , f>-8. obotou$1y Jntcesred but , 8-ll, ""'Y good, 12, l""'·r~ Faocinatulg. Student Health Insurance Office All full-time students (taking 12 credits or more) and all for,eign students who do not wish to haJe the Student Health Insurance must submft'a waiver by September 11th. · Waiver Deadline September ~ 1, 1981 HOURS 9·5 11·3 5·8 11·3 5·8 5·8 • SUD 213 Michael Hall 3rd Floor Lounge Squire 3rd Floor Lounge Squire Capen Lobby Capen Lobby Ellicott Complex (Student-Club) · ("i\ DOARD 7DONE.INC. Any questioM c:oncernina He~lth lnsur~nce Waivers, c:owrqe or d~ims a ll 831·3316 or stop .by room 213 Michael Hall. •t~. Tlw--- . ---·--ili{ ''..·____ -·_·_· _·_ · _ .. ._-_.._.._·--·--~- Mon-Fri Mon-Fri Mon-Thurs Mon-Fri .rues-Wed Mon-Thurs �Does the press .tell the truth abouth Latin America? to- _ __ _by P aul Laub CMI- c o n - Solva<b ..... ~and licJrOns. IWO ~ <AnttoJ Ame1can COI.Illlift, ... ~ oll'tcl<en with pobtooal urrest El Solv6doo, aa:crdlnsl to lis gooemmen~ has already suffered In fl<Cfts ol Zl ,lXXI cuualttes tn ~ zz month eonlllet Ooopte lht ~owti1SIIIiolence In C..tral Amerlco and lht $26 rnllion in~ rnilitwy llid planned lor El Salvador lor liscal ~"'"' 1982, domestlo mass media """""'91' ol ~ _.II thoro has not only t-1 oi!Mn lnoa:urato. but .... olso ~ clrq>ped off last Spmg. El s.lvadcr and lht Ragon ~dan's policy relaling 10 lhfm rO!J.llarly exx»pied the front ._..In pagosofmojor~. Media ln....,.t In ~ small Jtrile l>1lod CQmlry _ , or'eNiv sonU.t.ed by the......._ In FfbnJary ol a SlUr~ whtepapor. Tilewhtemtltled, "Communi" lnterler..-.oe in El Solvadof: bci<Jy "'"""' !hat "lllCOn~t:'llldcnoo· cxl5tJ of a "wei <OClld>nated, COVII1 effort" by ~ SoMt Union and Cub> 10 topplt the s.Mdaran _.,.,... Fu "- """' pon. "- us ...... not boohemg 10 - ~· lnduclo1g nv Spoctnnn "- ....~. set ol aophl1ed <b:uments on wl'ieh the ~t P119t wl'ite- Is boNd. feponed II. Coast. -oed no aM<9In eO. me Ntw YCJrit Tlnws or the olme mllitwy IWlolly vlncllcaled lost May wlwo Jon GlasSI!Wl-tt. SlAt• ~I offlelol pM\IItly raponolll6tlar ~ ...... ---<01Cl!ded In • 141:11 Scrod Joumall'l- thot "rnnstalws' and ·~sing"~ made and that 'much lolonnation In the wl'tto can't bo found In tho - clocwnmAt AI' nalysis In ~l:llngos.- ,_. .......,.., ouch as dw 5aMdcnn Catholic Ch.orch and Olcfom, an ~. whose findings often cmlllcl ..Ath the State ..,,.,..donal,., Oopartmenfs assumptloi'IS ......, oloo ...._ . . ..... Gusmoo ..-d Alan Betemln. jcuNism •IUdoniS at l'kw Yorlc ~. analyzed lhe oontont ol dw 191Kl Ntw York TmtS <XMYago of EJ Solvado<. They faunthl>c!)l P<>'cenl ol ell toUrca quoted ......, onnbuted to US or s.M.daran _..,..,, offlclalo. ....... only 20 pacont ol lhe .....,.. amr &om lht oppo5Jlion. In Olho:r lnsranob fordgn press r.,..u olton oonlradlc:t.ed US preu --t ...,..Ions. A rccmt ottldt In us ** . C SUB-BOARD I (PUBLICATIONS DIVISlON) ANNOUNCE IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR NEW PUBLICATIONSt TIIIIIRNOVATIYI! PVJIUCATIONS IIOOa IS NOW ACCEPTI!fG APPLICATIONS FOa 'I'IIE81! NEW Oa CONTINIJING PVIILH:ATIONS lJNTIL SEPT. %5, 1811 APPUCATION8 AU AY.ti.UIJLIIK aoo• s•s soVJU uu. .&JVa 11% TAUDT .AU PaOli 10 AJI • 4a30 Pll. ALL OOJIPLITI!a APPLICATIONS IIVST •11 lli!TtlllNBa TO aoo• so SQVJal! uu. ONLY!!! • FOB FVBTBIB INFOB.ATION CALL '-----831-%581----' - ••. #•'••. ~at dw State Otpw1mlnl -r-lonto,.,.......,.t ald. ~·· flndlngs, ~were Colmlbia JaumallJm Rtolow prcMdes..., ~ In Jj,(e " -· l1>lrll' jaurnoliru C.ptured doc:-te """""""- Salwdaron ~Oummartol ABCsiM>ricl tn ,..,onlng a betdo ~ SaModaran ~ ,...,.. and N - Tonig/11, lor .......... displayed me staclt ol c:apnued _ , . . ~"""" ou;>pOM<Iy clacutro!nts and told Ns vlewe-s on oollet:lfng weopans o~llfled In from Fobruery 23, "tho rQPOrt contaln5 ~ JoumallsiS &om tho cloc:umenu, Ionon. and FtOneh- Lt Mondo."""'-'· ~ Coj>tured In lblembtr "'*<~ lhat !hey lound "no """"' ol and .-.-y, ....... ltmlv ntabkhos !I. links ~ ~ WNit d w - prtiS k>lt!st insUrgmiS In El Solvador and r..,oned that N~an planes """" alllifting weapons to the ~ goyernm<nJS pni!M. Central 1\moriaon .,.... worldwide.• It Is uri<nown whelher .....,... fepcx1ed moranary pianos l>unstrae OldUally ...ct w with P......-n ~and dw cloc:umenu. One j<unalst ~ cld rad "~ cloc:unwniS • John lllrlges luciAn C. Parlato ol tho Podfic N<wl Servlct. ~ found a number ol contradictions Attorney- at -Law ~ u.hat tho wl'itc poper said and what me documens rvwaled. 3 6 Hopklno Rd. In~. Dinges ICW>d the WiHiamsvilfa whte paper's doG that Solvodl:nn 631 -8884 amm.risiS ~ r-..trQ Sizable .,.,. sHpmmts from tho Soulet Tntfflc. -&~ Union 10 be oampletolv .mmigntloh c•H • unoubstanllated. Olngn' ardde. FREE INITIAL ..Me printed by some smaller CONSUl TAT/ON, . II>Qr'lthK-~thot"""' ~ A:-1, two nation's most onftuenelal-• Sta.. Ooparlment ~tlorL ~ far ..... Amoncerl """"· that El Salvador -.. ""'"'*111lw limn .. b4slas bll' tn tbrtrnd. U. !hot and by large dailies on ~ Wnt In El ~ WEDNESDAY ll SATURDAY NIGHTS AT•.. ' ':""'«AMHSR.sr - BUFPALO,R.Y. We're Getting It Together ... .----- ~ ' JEWISH STUDENT AND FACULTY -OPEN HOUSETODAY Wednesday, Sept. 9 at 7:30pm Fillmore Room • Squire Hall {Main St. Campus) ~ ~~,Ala~\~:~\):~ ~ ~~~ .,~\~ Sponsored by 1liE CAMPUS COMMISSION OF 1liE BUFFALO JEWISH FEDERATION In c:ooperalkln with \. ~ BUFFALO H1U..E1,., CHABAD, JEWISH S1UDf.!'IT UNION �s Arms sold quietly to Guatemala _ _ _ _ _by Paul Laub If you're taking tougll courses, you neea all the help you can get. If )'Qu've really done it to yourself this term, you need an advanced calrulator you can count on through thick and thicker. You need the most advanced functions and programming fearures. You need lots of.pre-written programs to rime. You need Continuous Memory and the utmost in depend· ability. You need an HP calculator. TheHP-34C. All the h elp youcanget. illlilltillil41 Hewlett-Packard ~!~!!! offers you eight jij priced (rom $ S5" to provide professional solutions in science, engineering and business. So visit your nearest HP dealer for a hands-on demonstration. Then buy an HP calculator. It may be the Jast easy · thing you do for a long time. For details and the address of the . dealer in your area. call toll free: (800) 547-3400, Dept. 658N, except Hawaii and Alaska. {I) Oregon, call 758-1010. Or write Hewlert·Packard, Corvallis. OR 97330, Dept. 658N. • . •<M~ ""-'<...._ _, Uve on ClORe! Circuit TV FJj'pw HEWLETT -=~PACKARD Complete ,line o.t Hewlett· Packard Calculators available at Laco Bookstores. 3810 Main ·st.. (across·trom Main St. Ca~pus) .Buffalo, N.Y. _833-7131 ...,'"-l• .lila_._._.-'··---. ..._... ~ ·~ l_~;·.,«~'\~ Wed. Sept. 16, 9 pm only location in. Ibis area/ TICKETS ON SALE NOW! .. c.....,., T"ldiet Qfiu - 210 o.t-... , _ ."'... ,.......,, 1111 ,. . , ......- . ~-~UI S....•tw'J.O~• ill.._ flolh,. c---. lwM. A$.- ttw ~.,.._."'-or.-t,.loOor"tt.<oock.t I~ P'-ted. .by WIC8W TV WK8W lladio It Harvey It Corky �"SHJ::AR Joseph I1 PERFECTioN·· MIQit, ,...._ UM. - t r "'"" t' Sho.,-""" So'- ~ :Jljlj 1\C'nmorc- Avenue 935-9339 1-'* of EnglowoodJ Stud!«~ undt!l SC'Vf!UII London, Ert~l~nd sty/if!~ teoms Trophy ,.onnen on m~ i """ cutllllfl l women's srylma. liTl DL'T IIIM'OI' XT lll"oOf'F AU. HAI&<'I'Tii · · · - ID tM'fn Rtlotlons wllh allies are already strained as !he &<tntnislniUOn's ~to rnalce a commllment m anns contrcllalks Is couolng Ul wil m borh slcles. Allies end those •t home are also worried about !allure to announce a coherent faelgn polic:y, other than Ns assadlng ol SeMel ~lon end an<rf1>ts 10 ca~laln Communist """"" in the globe. Reogon Is abo faced ~lh the prospect ol resisting sane ol the ...,... '""'dono~\~ conservot!w changes In lhot moral fiber area ol Anelcan domeslk: policy. A .....olth oi social Issues-Inducing abonlon. prayer In otw tchoob, buslng, radaiiCpics-e approec:hlng on tho 1-ocJ!Uon. Issues wl-kh Reagih hos an irr411i<it pramiM 10 ~ tho ComeNatiw pooiUOno. Yot despite !he pelolleol ond flnandal dwt ollhe New fiiEtit !J~ . ...... anelysts bollew are Qlt oi slOp .wh !he Anwlloan pololic end when It cuna 10 scllhesi ccnceps 10 tho entire nalibn, he may lind '*'-" ....ling rndck America, ..... ol lis primary conslil!.arda. L,...... "'"'' R_.,., "'* "'**"'" Auacb • no...., slruaUOn !we, me that lo 10ft 10 QUS4! 10 lose ~ ond end lis'*- month ~with t h e - plilk. It he bad<s tho lor ,_. eclreTISts, he ... lose tho Domoaals and moc1on11o ~II hect.:.:.es 10 ru~stlhe ~. tho ComeNat!Yes ... moot ond los~ ot at bast. modorate tbdr ~ 1o In a '*" ..-,attack '*" _, And pooplo . _ jurT1*f tho ~ bo.lore-albell brllflv. Ragon lost ~dAlton ...... ol Sencta O'Connor far h So.lpnme Court. "''~'"" clesort«< Ragon lor lis Sodol Sowritv propoA1s and o.n-u c:ome doM 10 abonclcring wilt.'* '*" ....thehfiCCII'ICII'IY isfalls proposals. 10 gel bdler and ...,... and ....,.._ mailerS ocme helare lis Oval Offlca desk, Roogwo CM Qpettto bacome a molt tunon Pluldont.ll<e ~tdod """ who hod to J<;QICh and dlw far -=It \llcloly ....... a siUbbam and c:onlused oountly. Surnnw's king ollhe Nil hb net olwolys at the top In auturm. A$ mota paliilc:aly '* lt'U c:onr you up. lt'U keep you warm. Batdea, It Aye you have flood wte when It c - to Tequila. Two fiDacn. Otdu one up ..• the TequUa and the Dorm Shirt. Juat RIJ out the coupon below and aard alont1 S6.95 ror ncb ahlrt. Tb~ rut Is up to you. Send check "' ~ ocdc< tO Two ~Tequila lolf1cbandloo Offer p 0 BoX 02(109, Detroit, loCI 48202 ~ r:""_,;:c~~·l Spodfy women'• otze(s) t ~>aw ~ 0 Sn>all 0 Ncdlum 0 Latvt 0 &IR Latvt �Jack Anderson and Joe Spear Future problems for Reagan foreign policy inlplwAM Jar lho conful - - " !hoy ............ Fer k\fllonet, ct. policy on tho o1r conllelors' atoll~ lhot tht •lr1ldna union .... be cloonflod .. e ~agent A subldtute ...,. wll be crated and v.tn eo:>oplanCt whorl the ll<lriW...don oilers e _..,... rww canlract. Horo- ...,. olhor <Jw*9 Item the Wiatt HouM -don .,_.., • ~t-Micon-ote ....,. piUoou ... Into-· ~ ond the ~don afflcl!ns tht Religln ocanDIIC program w4l >how slow butslady~t. · I"TEitiSTED O"DEIItGitfiDOfiTE STODE"TS lnterftllllps Protra•• avaUable throagh n. Cotlqes In sadt areas as: • R-' IJ...oio In lho l#>etiOOS _ , , ONpl thll • ...,.,.. ~ ~ lhe """""' ollhe ll<!riWndon's budgot culbtd<s on oociol- Is cr8llrQ 01'4111 lmlln!l block lmdon. But tht ~ eocpblon could OCCLW nat ~. • Tho Wbdc HouM odoiMrs Community Devftopmmt Social Servica Envi~al S!udift Womens' Scudift Urban Scudift ' Convnunlcai9n GowrnrneM Conctma Hullh Servica Ltpllaues ~ Hokh Strvices Arts ManallfiMilt 1 Contact Therese Warden. Coordinator of lntemshlp Programs at 6J6·Z 19J. or llte Collqes Dnn·s Office at 6J6-ZJ16. lor.- no cm.tropljc poopoc1 ol · -lJncn ..... ~tatrd 5cMod ond bolielotobvnotht .Ruoslan miliary lnvulon cl Pdand II In the Immediate offing. Thoy t.lge thll bello tht cxtelt thot Polbh nlopondont labor mlltancy --- -t"-' cedi foroe tho~ Into A t o p . - While HauM ~ docu1wlt pr<Mdod ~ woh thll ..Mot- "ScMos lnllmlll <XlNicloradons lhe 5cMet oxponslcnlol lntornallanabt policy Wll be on 1lold' for a wt11e tn terms cl mljor wnturu, Wlleso tho Kremlin judgu thot tnt""""'tlon tn Poland ts ~ ,, Is urolikdy tho•. gMn tlwlr ...........,. 10 become lrwolwd In • 10- ....,. canfronlallon, lhe ScMou ... daft iholr .....'YIn the l'lnlan Gulelhe." Polltkal Hell: In tht P.wn ......-.g OA sn911 _,., "La... Amorlca'• has ccnw. Tho llr'*>g one! cppcr1Unlllll, pcldcal and po~. olf..... Irresistible flelcr for 5cMod ln1ruolons Tho Ru.ilans, tht Ol'laiysiJ say, wll ...ad any mlos.. atoll oonlronsadon v.tth ~ Thoy .... be slow one! sub.. 1'ht SooWIS .... h ........ and ......... cl e.lht81 SlUrs bv -clthodd~cl ~end~' t h t - ~ _....t Root!. than ......throw, tht ~~~ ..111 man to ·~ vulrwnJble Lal!n Amertcen _......... "down tht ')lro!JaiW 5cMod II'ICk Wlth mliblly and ocanDIIC ald.· Tho ulanate goal clthll .....,... ~ ...... tht Jl4cnoo J:loclmo II to · - . tht ....,.,.,.. for tht USSR ond dmv thtm 10 tht Uwod Sta• • Wn-te Red- Thee• e ..tiff cl e WO*itlt omol riAl9 from • bulilary cltho W...tr.gton oHtc. cl .., --.dll known •• tht Nell<lnel bwesdgallw Ta>CilOY8'S Fund. Tho orvaniZAdon used tho RIVIca ol a fe\ocnl goo.oommollt vhs~. W1lllam Cltnkocalos, who once wu eNd lnwsllgaiOr ol tht ~ Gonoral SoMcos ~~GSA) Fer In - In hlll*'ll ptOduc:e I~ a-..llnllclmoniJ agoln$1"""""' lcloral offlclolo. Cltnk5calos ..... 11iogo...t IO a.J» nollq GSA Jcb RduJq to I\Wldlo his thumbs, ho eDiod himself v.tth tho pt1vate NaiiOnol lnYesllgotlw Ta>CI'OY8'S Fund. Tho-·· preni>a In • .,.,....., Cllftc. ~- bn:lMn l'IIO ...,.,o,r along v.!th thoM ol ...., nol!#lbaring .. ~In Cltnkscalos' olfict tho ,.. cobb<srifted. �GRADUATE STUDENTS ''Pop publishing" feels MAKE GSA WORK FOR YOU: challenge by small times WORK WITH GSA! Tho l)hllcmtnon .,.,. 10 ~ In BERI<El.EY. CALIFORNIA (PNSH>an Poynte hat~ tdaod. pm~ ond ciacnbu1ld 14 bocks, .. ol v.f1k:tt he._ Sn:>t 1973.1U ~ ....... p.,.. ~._mo.«!"""'. ~..,.,bocks ond ~ i>$1.$ ............. Ho...n. cut ol . . conforlablt home ......tooblg the Paclllc: In Santa Batbam. Jim ond ~ Rcboruon . . book~ -.iloM Vola Bolly Press, In rural CcM!Io, CeldomiL pnpatd cralt books to be published by houses .. New von. or els01.t>ero. They ha'oe oamocl a1tlcal pralse and awatds for nwmy and artistic mont. Karm GoUstm WO<k• cut ollht mWsc:ule town ol Volceno. c..llform., In lht slerr• foochills, """"9in!i exli\JI!i lor lndependant (lUbllshers In book falr1 01ound lht world and selling I~ tight•. Her """"""· Ruth Gon11m, b her pannet In San FlllllSic:o. The three Ol'lornla enterprtsueach ~· pori ol the lnd<pmdant flUbil"*'s industty that has musll'oomod around tho oounlly Qn !JOUI'(I aboncloned by mojcr firms. A> the big ,..t.~Wq c.-. tho 1977 ol ........,ICIUrtr$, v.f1k:tt cldc:o.wod !JOW!h in lht publ..tq lnciDiry ...., thous#> tt wu mronclq The pplononon loy ...th lht ondoponcloniJ, .,.,., ol ..ton heel """"'*'"" boa>~ OJ too~ ID lnCblt In moot ._,s u..-.. ~ 1973""" 1977. lht """' I1UI11b. ol publb;hon "'OS lound 10 ' - m<n &om 1207 to 1750. 11 tho...........,. pubblet - • alto aounlilll-4 lht lndMc!uolt and f'Unlr19 out It lout QnO book •111'-thon m. IOiolwwld ~ 10,500. ac:cordlng 10 on estimate by R R. ~~.tho NNI Voril based (lUbLsher ol /..l/xory Joumol Two~~ dM>Iopmenu had opened tlw ""''I for thl• mulvoamlng. cdd l)oPO and tlw comput.,. They vastly reduoed tho ooot oll)lpCHinng a book, and made It possible for onyon<' to perform scphislteetad maD order n••tlu•tlng and sales c:hores They 'dornoctatltod publi•ting.' says Ruth Golt>l<ln, .moran New Glldo Publications before slartlng her .,......,tmtl!l'l)liM We're building an effective voice In the University. To do this, we need you on these Commltees: * * * * * * • • * Fight the Cutbacks Graduate Rights Women's Caucus Minority Student Caucus Foreign Student Caucus Student Unions f\Jow Child Care Finance Various University Wide Committees Why not talk to us about these commlttes at the FREE GSA Mixer! WeDnesday night, Sept.16th, In the Fillmore Room. With Live New Wave Music! Doors open at 8 pm. They also -tv 81minoled tho Special Notice: New GRAD Deadline: Sept. 11th The major publishers tend to be economic enterprises producing books as merchandise while independents exist mainly as an "act of faith".' houses \IIO!f'P being ebsorbod Into COIJ>Cir&le ...,...... and locked In • .-! to produce prolitable best· ..a.n, tho •maier lndopendanl$ began to spread end ~ • They arc post·lnduslrial enlelprise., taking hold i1 tlw aevlces opmed by the c:en11allullon and homogenization ol publi•tins. and they have porallels, on a smallor scele, In lht film and reccrd ln<klslrtes. """'-The nwons lor being and the methods ol q>erallon ol these put,khors - dlslb:ily different &om !how ol the mojcr firms. ~ arc c:ent4red i1 New von.. The mojcr publlsl.s tend lo be economic enllerprbes ~ books as~ wNio tho lndopendants CICist molnly as an 'act ollailh' end-~~ . . "'cr:Jns", ~to Vola BoiV• Jim R<>bertson. NDERGRADUATE .-! for booksstores 'Bookstores .,.. " lousy plaoo to matl<et books," says Dan POI"'Il!f• He sels his books Clll sl<y sport-achutlng, hang-gl!dlng. ftlsb<'a-almost entirely lhrcugh businesses that cater to these octMtlei, wholesale. Others sell by mall order. tlv""!t! commercial dstribuoors Ct portonally Chtlstcplw We!lls, tho Betl<oloy, c..lllomla, aeator and flUbllsher ol throe stylbh mallonler aaft> catalogs. ol callod The Good/dOw c-log of Wondl!tfu/ ~. has ordtr clrwlcped a ~ mailing lst spodoly tai<Jrec!IO aru and aalu . . , _, Ho also <jWJ ~ lalndrods ol copies 10 book .YfdJ ~alfotmiz #80~. k ff~,~lq~98~ 9:30 Iii/3:00am . -sot_.and W CCUIIry, ond fellows thorn "' with personollllsils 11111gUi1H oJ 01101 ......_.,.,...,.. ~~pononol _,.lion>, they arc""'~ ID the.,.._ end i1-IS ollhllr .,...,... rather than ID tho alogded ~ ol the marka. They led< Ill spcWzed readmNps ralhor than moso solos, '"more Ott.n ~ In lhllr - " Wid ID ~aaft ralhor than ........... oxpe:t to have lhllr books slay In pMt longor. do not ~ clrpond Qn the ,.... media for promotion. and haw _.ay little trefflc with the New Voril·besed "'"""· Small _... haw ol course, beeen around lor some time, serving special audlonc:a and the at Door Everyone Welcome II -~olartand bt~n>ture. But newr before has thor' boon $UCh a variety, such 91,0Wth and ftnondol suooos• """"''' thorn. - - - -----,~- .. ~- ---·---------- ·---- .. -----· ~... ,.,_,._,.•.l'lle.,._.u, . �Books. -:--.--" REGISTRATION Drop/Add 240 Squire and 202 Baldy Last day to initially register September 11, 1~81 $20.00 Will be charged for each first registration of-J courses after September 11,1981. Last day to drop with nq financial penalty last day to add September 11,1981 September 18, 1981 $10.00 Per change will be- charged for any schedule 1 changes after October 9,.1981. There will be no excep· tiona!! 1.0. Cards may be obtaioed Monday through Thursday, 1:00-7:00 at Diefendorf Annex, Room 2, from August 31 ·September 17, 1981. The I.D. center will be closed as of September 17 at 7:00 until Spring Registration In Jan~ary. �sports 'recotd 10 ().), .. bile S..'Odm Ul\pfO\td Ill !Unkd 1.1111. r«<r<< 10 1·2. CuodJI t-O«<Imk~>llkil 4: Clw1~ 1bt bc:sl sam< of lhe ........ 1l1< Qeohoslo•ala 1wnpcd all over CanodJI in the opmina l<n mlnucco .. Juri Dud...,k, th< Sabr.. fin1 round .clect•on in lhc: s.ummtt drafc pul the c . .11011ovw tbtad tfler a mi.cuc by Brian U.,blom. Mocnenu later Ray Bawquc losllbt pudr in hi•o•n 10M and Norbcr KraJ ,...,.td a 20 fOOl shot a '*" CUchoslo••u Th< conunii<Cico hound cbt o"Urprb<d Canadi&M. Cltcho>lou~•• omplo~ a :Z,.I-2 defcru< .,.,.h bolh "·insets aoint rl«p !nco chr anacklns 1onc:. cbr ccnttt remainina in the mlddlt, and tbt 1wo defeDSCIIICll COOUIIJ up 10 htlp fOt<T IM. play. Th< S)'Sicm pro•td efftctht. W ith Peneawc orr for hold•ns ·~cbt 1mrnllle mark, CanodJI (mall) JDI a brnl •ub Oonna'• brcahny shon-baodcd tbrrd, b111 Canw pa.tl<d ~Mad o~ Bob ur br a bcauuful headman PI" b) C11ney's pl. duc to 10m< U<XIkn1 O..U• Por>~o. Two ll\lnuccs latC'J Trolha forcdt<ckiliJ by CorinJ. 8111 cllc a1so xnc • headman pass 10 an unma.rlcd C'r.«hoslovab bault<l bact and "'"h 4l9 aa.., and ic ...... suddenly 2·2. lefl an lh< cloclr, a Poc•rn pan wu Canada cook control of tbe $<C'Ond tnl<r«plcd b) Juri Svoboda, wllooc lhol wu !lnppcd by Uvt buc Dudacc~ llappcd pcriod at1d "'"' ablc 10 comc up witlt tbt period, lonc p i Dtonnc, in a mad hOlD< I h< rtbound fot fili ..._'011<1 aoaJ of llcrllrtlblc '" franc or lh< ..... ftnally put cbt 1bt nrshc and a 4--1 oc. Th< IK kfl Canada, P""l hornc •ilh 110111< bdp from a.rc 1n a ue tbr Sovtd. Uruon at 2..0.1, C!<choslo>aLIIJCO<ed • 81)01 early 10 ch< •hil< Czcdloslonl.>a u 01 1.0.2 toaJ, Jd ••tb I just·~ more point I ) By DAN HQLDER Ctlmpu> EdlrtN Pan of Chc Cradilion Of IIICOdiD& a praf...lonal football p.mc ll., In t.mvin& early. SCltifll up a flanuns habodll, same hor clop (wbichC\'tf c>0a Chuck lhe K . ...,., hypiaa lilac •cd oa cd<Visioa), kaocldtla some bern. and lnlk•fll your·~ co your rC~tt>cd ~. Ho•..wr. for cholc •ilo ba~ a Ylc ..-~ns planatd, the bor clop arc v.pcndable. Alarmcd bY ftCWilllpcr .._... wllicb dctcribcd tltc ovcrwbdnlina supcrioricy of lhe Jets. I lcfl lhe Main Strecr Carap\Jl an hour bcforc Uc~orr Ill a fairly hish rlle or spccd. l.cavlfll OUI tlte graphic deWls Of t.n Olh<fWiOC fllqal bli~ crlp to Ordlard Park, I arrived breachlas ac Cat< 6. Rid> Slaclium jiJll in tirru: co bear cbt annouaccmcnc for lhe stanlna Jd dcfcast. An alcohol hu.c surroundcd mr u the crowd vol«d tltcir dislppcovlll. Asche stadium's noiJC sbtftcd co wa•cs of ddiJhc, I ........ tbOI I was coo lacc 1o ....., Wlldl tltc introducrioa of tltc Jllb. routu~~ do,.., B rcakina c.brou&h rbe fmaJ ~ of pcople ac cbt cutt~S<Jle, thcrt' ,..., barely cno..,n titm ro lui lh< >NI<k oar fo1 a bccr. and rtnd my fnmds. Knor:kms ovtr a tmall, dderly couplr:-tht' guy had on a straw hal wnh 1 s--.·ordfb,h, so I r.. urtd lum for. touriot YihO \\OUidn'l bt b&<ltn Buffalo soon-1 snlQtdchc o••ll'nccd bc•~as•. and ran orr Aficr hcarlna tltc Brill lrnc up for the kt<loff. I rovnd m)'Sdf rn IO<don bchlnd cbt .,....bo• at abouc thc 2000 fOOl kvcl GnbbinJ t h c - - pmon "bo looktd blc tit<) -.or\.ed Iller.-. smalh.ob f~aun ....,.,, or thmc bluc and red riduiJ otaf'lll <Oitlt lh< pluto< ""II<S-1 sho-<'<1 my tldrd .Cub 01 hom and >I ant<! lcrCOI'IIIfll for a pilck to m)• &at. Ra!IJIJII orr IOmC fiTSI ...Utllcr C.. man hol)lhl ID win some tounoH)'pc S)'mpachy, I manqed to oonvln« tb< ofT'tdaJ chac 1 wasn'c crazy. merely 1011, and hc IICUtally stcppcd inco cho main aisle 011d showed me "'h<rc I lnlde my ml.cake. Cbuulfll thc 1..1 of lhe "-· I aauaJiy made ic co'""",. my fricodr wcrc slllifll and I bypcrv<atllAtad While th< Bilk man:lled upfodd aa thcir fltlt pDIIC$Sion. S~~~« pan of lilac .,_ had sooc da•n IIllO my luna.s •bile I wu NMIOI. I m.....,..., co rcm11r1 slilbllY bi&h cvay lMbc I brctlhcd. LOie &O thc third 'quancr, IM crowd fdiiOUISJ) Jiknl U tbc ""' brol.e oUt or ics I)CtTlWICDI doud ..,..., and oac ray ATTENTION MFC STUDENTS DEADLINE· Sept. 18 for mandatory student activity fee waiver.· Fee waiver applications available In the MFCSA office: 6 Capen Hall, AmherstCampus,open 10.3 p.m., Monday · Friday. Telephone Number 636-2962. zz, cam• do"n and caucbtd Jac Ferawoo. Th<n chc tlo\lds quiclly roumcd lh<rr normal runaions, buc nor unul half tht cro"'d h.td a:urttred liOme: dosn or 1unburn. Ac:cuall)•. If you dl5COUDI lbt err..... or chc " - · ch< 1amc quickly bcam< borins. 1M lushly touc.d Jers m.tdunt was ard•na ....,_bcr< over ~uard11 alrpon. Fou1 hvn<l•td BiD> fans Wft'e lll<co co lhe f'lf'lt A1d llalioa "'tit paper cut> from chat lliJN> lotbaJ Whammy clcvlca. And or COWK, - - E"" moontd bY. balf-<lretled, ruDy drunk Buffalo llativc. Aller lhe llurd lldk ra>rt io tbc clllcrl pmod, Jll J.u wert camcd orr tbc fodd ~ o( ~VC d~Dincsa from h<arin&lh< City's national aatbcra. Vlatf~ coach Walt Ml<bads t1 r<I)Ontd co buc sa•td lhtlr O•cs when bc ordcrtd must>< doocs pf 8luc Eyca alll,lina "N~ Vorl:, N.., York." A stlnaY B~ls dcfcruc manqcd to PfCitt'< cbt sbucwc, and Ill< cltird Ltraar crowd.,..,. packtd into Rid> Scodiwn """'ved co tbt can witb visions of S - Bowl danclna amidrc th< ~bol .ruma ia_chcir bcodJI. 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US . l - 5 - I: Acrobalic p>lltcadq by Tony Eoposlco and Motk Jobruoa's pmr winnifta .... FM Tam USA 1 J.l naO<y. Strona defCDSi•e !'lor and attp(ional pmalty tml"' was 1 tcy to 1u $UCC<U. loc8tions in Cuada. Teams rcpraeoti"' Canado, SoYiel Tltunday ~tmlwr J Union, Cuchoolov1kil, Un.il<d Stiles, Finland and Sweden are participatina in the event t111r 111011 ••peru qra: will reorun 1 Clnoda..SOvlet Union onnfrontllion for the ehlmpionJhlp. C.._ I-US J : 'T'M only t""' undcfcoled teams in the Canado Cup series, Canida and tile United Stora, met last Thun<by s....m..,..7WJdor)o ~pttmW 1 c.aeda ~ .. Led "'lhc ''Dram Une" of Wayne OntDy 11 O<!ller, ~ LaFleur llloritll riPt ..... and Bullalo's Oilbat Perrcoull M left ...... T...,. Cauda rolled 10 U cosy 9-0 shutOUL Pmaull, DOI'llliQy a ccatc:r for tile Buffalo Sttbta, bas eacdled II hiJ poo;doa. to tile ...........t pided up fOUl . . . and - YOICd tile ........ •. _ vahaiiJio piQor••• for 1 Jhowdo,.... In the ...,rthlondJ • CoUIJc:um In Edmonton, Alben&. Vyi"' for the bdc rcccrd, tile two teams played I fiSI Pll«d aam< in which the fmal score was not an eccurate indkadon of the do...,... of play. Perr..U saoned the IICIOrifta for Co.nma, dll<tOSOGI<acdlalt~by Lafleur. l.aflew llCic tile pld: from def........, ICeo Morrow or the,_,. -.to, passed tile pod; tO Onulty bciJiDd tile 11<1 • 11o found Perrcoull uomotked 10 feet in tile sloe and wristed 1 shot past the fallal pile, Esposito. T he early lead Would noc lost ~ for s..tot u - ·~ ·- i! W'llh eaentially the ...,. tioeup as tile ooe lhey Team Cltaod1. St... Ouist.o ff who hod bad for tbc Olynlplct, tile SoYiel Union bod earlitr been robbed b,r Canado IIOIIi< Mike a dlflkull time with a surprisiQJiy stron& Uut, stole the puck from Lorry Robinson lust inside the left fO«<(( d rde and ~ale ream. Strona aoaltendiftl ...pped tile puok pur Uut. Early in tile - . 1 period, Omzl:y brotc the dcadloek after rtec:i"'"' I fiDID Buffalo's Danny Oarc. 0... bMI "olen the puct aJona lhe boards, and salt a one-banded to Oretky wbo bell Esposito hill> on tile aJov• side. 1'wo minutes later, Mara:l Dionne made it l·l on an assist opin from Oare. prcssed constantly for the r ... or tile period, but wu thwaned repeoredly by Esposito. In the openina moments of the third period, Te1m Canada's Bryan Trottier was called orr for holdinJ. The peoally proved onstly as Dcon Talafous received a pass from Neal Broten 10 feet in front or the Q<J and hell Uut on the~ side. Momen10 later, Tcom US shooked the Canadians on a dcf1cction of a Mllce O'Cocmd Jhot by Mark Johnson. Johnson was the lndt!ll .-... on last )'Ca<'s Olympic aoJd medal bockcy team. R<peoted pressure by Tam Cauda resulted io a hookl"l penalty to llllu:b Oorina and a ehana: for Tcom US to talce the lad for tile lint time. But an iMplred Clnadian rcom tlr«<!>'dy t.illed off the penalty and it wu not ion& before Mitt Bossy scored the aame winn!Qa aoal from the slot on a beautiful feed from Or<'IZky, who was named lhc pmc•, ''mosc valuable plAyer". The roof then fell In for the - c- Americus u ..... by~. Perreull and '"" ..... by Trottier pr<Mded the for CUatiL mra CU<bioo c - n k l a ,_.,_. 1: A five JOil third peOod hdped pn>pd ~ to an cosy mory Jun LaJu ocored twice fa< tile Oeehoslonb "bile Ma<b H~an scored tllelooe F1Anish pl. So•~ Ullloo 6-5J: Soviet Coach I Vil:tor 1ikhonov wu so diJIUSied with his lcom's djsappointin& 1-1 tie ""b • CU<ho$1ovakla that he forced hb team to Wlleh a video of the Jatftt three times. It btou&ht a vastly improved Russian rcom on the lc<. SIJ< different Sovi<t playcn aaoounted for the :ICOriftl despite a less tl\an SpC<Jatular p<Jforman<e by Soviet aoalie Trctlak. Saturdtly ~tmlwr j So>iot U - 4-US I : O..pit< on eattllaiL performancr in toll' by Esposico. Tearo US ~ numerous tcorina dlaoc:a en IOUlt 10 I 4-1 dcfcot II the 1\ands Of the SoYiel Union. Vladimir ICruto• and Y'IC1or Zhlukto• each scored seonnd peOod aoa1s to brtak a 1·1 deadlock. Neal Broten seored the lone US J001. 5-flolaed 0: Anders ICalhtt scor..J 1-'0 aoah to PIC'< S"'ed<n 10 I '.0 dtubbin& or Finland. ~·los• dropped Finland's s..-... CO"!IifiWIO!'tD"9f tt � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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SC\CtOI.OOY 306 8 K>LOOV ) 07 ZOOlOGY 301 Me Wing Night T.N.T. ladies Nighr Pany Nighr rAC. ladies Night Again! Sunday Ahernoon Football 3.95 ladies get a logo glass a 1 the door & we keep il Full all night .25 Hot Dogs, .50 Drafts. .75 Cocktails 1.00 a doz. Wings. Tuesday Night .50 Drahs.& Together .All you can drink Monday Night Football l..adies-4.00 Men-6.00 WEDNESDAY THUR S DAY FRIDAY Friday 3.95 A different Alr"moon Ladies ger a 1090 special every week glass at the & we to gel you going Club keep il Full Open Bar from 4·8p.m all night long Ladle~· 3.00 Men·5.00 ,...--..., ···-- - - - - -- -- - - -- - - - -- - -.---------~~---------ii~--------~--T;~:;~--r--~i---, I 3.00 OFF I FREE WINGS I STEAK for 2 I DON ' T BE I I I · I 1 I 1 PITCHER OF I I 8.95 I CHICKEN 1 BEER I I Any 2 lunches at I o~ MON. MeWing I the Library. I Ntghl at the B.B.C. 1 1 ar the Library. 1 5 .95 a bucker I whh a double order I 4-9p.m. only. I I ol wings ar the LibrarylI II Min. order I 0.00 II Limit I per customer. 1 NOT VALID fRUSAT. vALe> fHAU a 117181 I VALC> ot118t oo.t.Y I VALID THRU 1111181 I VN.JIJ llftJ 0117181 I Valid Sun.·T hurs. Only I I I L ClnUIENDS8/17{81 •-----------r--------- -----r---------, +1 ---------·----. I 3.00 I I :;;;~:•;ru By 1 I I I 1I I I OFF Any 2 lunches at h Lib y l e rar · Min. order 10 00 VALl) THRU 1011181 I I I 1 1 I FREE WINGS on MON Mr Wing Night at the B.B.C. Limit I per customer. VALl).,,..,.. ()fri..V 1 I 1 I I I STEAK for 8.95 at the Library. 4 -9p.m. only. YAUJ THAU 1011181 2 E 1 1 I 1 1 CHICKEN 5 •9 5 a bucker NOT VALID RUSAT VALC) THAU 10/11&1 I I 1 FREE PITCHER OF BEER . wtlh a double order I I I I of wings at the Library1 1 II Valid Sun.·'Thurs. Only I ' ~---------~---------~--~------~---------·-~~~~~-~ CLIP AND SAVE t THE LIBRARY& THE BBC ,Upstairs at the Library ,3405 Ba iley Ave. ,Buffalo ,New York �Contents Prodigal Sun Q&A · ~1N1 V~l N~l ,...,.,, s.,. EdltodOo.,d A.. Comotoek Aru Edllodlll Petrono Muolc Edltodfony Groteao By David Czajka .. . .. . .. . . .. . .. ............ 4 An interview with Pablo Cruise. Music Television By David CzaJka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 The wave of the future. Edltot-ln<:ltlet•JOhn K. Lopiano Mo•.,htt Ed<lortSeth GoodcMd Remote Control MMOpiftt E""CH!Anii>Ony M PeUt By Rtck Szykowny . 8u11- .lfoM~IChMI D Bouman Deflating the tube. .. 6 MM.,_ 04-1-oyne 8. Hunte< Procfuc-MB ~ Ad-,. Coordftt•todSh•rtny Gtgll-a AllY. Coonlltt•IOI1l.aurenoe Seidman ) TINI PtOdiQOI SIHI II o publocotlon ol Tho S"""trum Student PeriOdical. Inc and 11 repreMnted for natiOnal ..,...,lolng 1>y Communlcoliono Aa-.0<1i1ong lo Studonll. Inc Psychedelic Furs By Tony GraJeda. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Combing the Furs. ----- s.mees Lit. 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Edotorlol policy lo dotonninod 1>y tho Edltor~n­ CI\Iol ~ocouons or ony mon., hlteN'I ••thout thl exPteA CCWlMtlt of tho Ed<tor~n-CII..r b stnctly . . ............................. .......... . 8 The fastest batch of celluloid By Michael F. Hopkins . ................•... 13 Lewiston's jazz jam spectacular Vittles The Rounds ·~ I :::..=:~ !;~~~~elo By Bob Schooley ...................... ... 10 El Charro's taste of Mexico. l ....................................... 15 A weekly calendar of even1s. Bulloto, N Y Olttubuted tree to the untve-ra•tr communl1yfUm11 one copy per e>eraon. __ EVERY MONDAY NIGHT BLUE OYSTER &~\\tJ\\'' CULT Plu' Special Guest Tuesday, Sept. 15th at 7:30 pm Buffalo Memorial Auditorium All ,..,. res.,.,a $9 & U 11 F•'""'' 224 DM•w•re, Our New Outlet. Wot«l>eds & Sruff rn '"" Como Moll. ll«otff T/lute<, Nottonll - d IAorl, 1)8, Etho II. O'Am<>CO o, Som 1/10 ll«otff M an & oil 1110 UIUII Fesrw.l Outlets. ON SALE NOW!! Another 97 Roc~< eo.-rt e..... t 'BOOGIE TO SO's, 60's&70's OLDIES _. �SIGH DF THE STEER 3 151 Main Street 836-6800 ..,.._ _ _ NIGHTLY SPECIALS ---""~~~~4 MON D AY ) M eW i ng Nigh t 1.00 a dozen Wings .50 Drafts WEDNESDAY THUR SDAY FRID AY It took Pablo Cruise three LP's to finally emerge from the many to become one of the few. Prior to the recording of the hit· weighted A Place In the Sun collection, the group (Cory Lerios, David Jenkins, Stephen Price and the now departed Bud Cockrell) struggled for a commercial breakthrough. Early 1977 sa w the band's pop·funk single " Whatcha Gonne Do" emlwate to number three nattona/ly on the pop mua/c charts. Jackpot! Pablo Cruise found the range of success-they laced a string of live Top 40 singles and two platinum albums (Worlds Away being the other}. Their two-year bout with stardom collapsed wi th the release of the lackluster Part of the Game album. Even though It spawned a semi-successful hft, the group 's fifth LP derailed their soft rock momentum. Wit(! an IB·month vacation from the recordmg studio and two new laces In the group, Pablo Cruise has returned to /he scene of the crime with Reflector. John Pierce, the new bassist of Pablo Cruise, discussed the face-lift undergone by the ensemble In a conversation preceding their Toronto concert appearance at the CNE Stadium. .75 Old Vienna s TU ESDA Y McPi zza Nigh t .50 Slices .50 D r afts .75 Molsons Midnigh t M adness from 12·3 2 f or 1 Drink s Happy H our from 4·7 2 for 1 Drinks r I I I ·---------------·---------------~ ~~ 5.00 OFF -I 5 .00 OFF I I I 1 I the purc h ase o f 2 D i nners. Ups tai r s only. 1 I V ALlO THROUGH 9117/81 I I I I f.I t he purchase of 2 Di nners. Upstai r s o nly. I I 1 I I VALID THROUGH 1011181 I t··------------I I ---------------1I I I I ~ I FREE BEER ! B u y 1 M exican P i z za a nd g et a F r ee p itcher _o f Beer. 1 1 1 FREE BEER ! I1 Buy 1 M ex ica n Pizza a nd get a F ree p i tch er of B eer . I I I I I I I II • I I +I J 1·-------------I RIP OFF OUR I --------------, RIP OFF OUR I I1 VEGGIES I1 II VEGGIES I I 1 II VALID THROUGH 91 17/81 VAllO THROUGH 1011181 Buy o n e of o u r D eep fried Buy o n e o f o ur D eep fri ed vegeta b l es a nd get t h e 1 vegeta b l es a n d ge t the s econ d b ask e t Free! I second bas k e t Free! . T r y them with .b~eu c heese. VALID TH ROUGH 9 1 1TI81 II T r y t h e m wi t h ble u c heese. V ALID THROUGH 1011181 1 I II ----------------·-·-------------~ • : Prt>al)l'l SOI!mle ~111 ~ RIOaf, '4'~0Vt9$1 • • • • • • · • • • • • • • • • ·~. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - by David Czajka Prodigal Sun: What is the atmosphere like in the band? Pierce: Fantastic! There's tons of energy, Pablo Cruise Is reborn. PS: As far as you can tell, what happened to stunt the ongoing popularity of the group? Pierce: Part of the Game is a reason they dropped. What they did lost energy; as a follow-up record It was not up to par. PS: How did you come about Joining Pablo Cruise? Pierce: I was In the studio working with Boz Scaggs on his laS1 album, Middle Man, and Bill Schnee, who produced the group's last three albums, was producing it. He Introduced me to the band and we Just hit It off great. PS: Prior to Pablo Cruise what was your musical background? Pierce: I started doing sessions after Berklee (School of Music, Boston). I always wanted to be a studio musician. I loved It there, it was very secure. But I wanted to write music too •.. when you do sessions, you Just play. In the band, I'm ibla to expand more; I wrote some of the songs on the album with Cory and David, and I get to play live, which ls,.something I've missed. Playing live is part of music. PS: In the past and In the fashion of your Toronto appearance the band is playing at large outdoor arenas. What is the transition like coming from the studio? Pierce: I understand the Idea of playing stadiums financially .•. but this Is a venue meant to play baseball In •. . PS: How would It effect you havi.ng to play stedlums constantly? Pierce: I'd freak out, I'd perform terroriS1 acts. As a musician I feel a lack of control playing In a stadium. Bass will never get heard in a big place. All you hear Is boom.ln the huge places subtleties don't come through. We Ju~ played a small theatre In Hampton Beach, New Hampsh1re. When it was over, I cam off and just said this is what Ills. · PS: with the change In personnel, how close Is this group to the original Pablo Cruise? Pierce: u:s as close as Cory and David; they're the pulse of the whole thmg. Pablo Cruise has been Cory and David-they wrote the hits. PS: Any noticeable changes in style? Pierce: There's a lot of the past R&B, the mellow rock, but we're getting a harder edged sound, Angelo (Rossi, the other new addltion),ls a classic rock guitarist, he's exciting-we could go either way. And nice things have been happening the crowds have been liking new material, songs that haven•i even been recorded yet. • PS: How do you feel about your status In the group? Pier~: I've always. loved the group and Cory and David are brlngmg st uff out 1n me I didn't know 1had. But we've got a way to go before getting back. �MTV's f usion of t he atrwaves by David Czajka SUN STON£ FtRTIUTY limited • Aa .,.rst 1ft ril\ 1M . ... lft.ttt•fhl• •• .U.t -- * with Dolby A (a noise reduclion system) before • "".utftM 1111 . . &11t (~'*l't ., - et ... !I ... IUI!ft.lrJ being sent to the satellite. From the satellite Oud< a.... 0.6 8.-. 11M •••"" MIIIP "' _ . ""'' _,..., W1 BOIS (1)4¥1 - ""' You could see the eruption of video music the specter Is hurled to the local cable HAIJIIUcoming from miles away; II was only a matter companies, Where the Dolby CQillpany ~·a..n..• AQ!IIdvlollllrprc.... •~ll'IU ... V.tt• l'IM or time before young America's (12 to 34 years M ,...,_, 11 UIUijlll""'''l _ , M lflr......• ra ...... 10 0f11 ........... .,... II stipulated " we (MTV) could not use their name, of age) two favorite entertainment mediums, unless we used Dolby B. This quiets down the played on the same bill. The concept has been machine parts so there Is less hiss," WII t11 ''- ""'"•' ,..,.... - . , . • • - 1 .. o 1M poqp11 , _ ..,•...,. ,. hanging over our heads since the late t960s highlighted Giambrone. _,.,. ..,i'lldao<f ... f'Wjol ... 'll ••••• ....,. ......... ~-·- -""' Tlo . . . ~10 ~ lf~IW1) ,.,_. •..,...., ta9"1!\ •twaf>l Uldlf ~~1ft,._,. 1M:. walling impatiently, daring anyone to pluck It MTV made a demand of any local outlets who -~ down and cultivate it. During that atreton or would be contracting their service free of ...... 1>1 ''" .. ,_ ,.~ ....,....,.. S•·l!f1C...,_ time record companies and television networlls charge-they must purchase a Stereo !19" ~ 0..0 o..o• r...,. r..,r s- <I# .... ,_-~ ., ~ilk~..,. watched videO's wheel spin, while skittishly Transm•sslon Processor to ensure top quality I'WJrtt rtw1 ~! lN"Itll..--..ift. ~~t•o.af:• h 11-"«t ~••'-'H• ~e • lllirf placing bets In a game of roulette. stereo sound. " Th1s has been a major problem """'- &.t~loie_.,,llJ_.. .. .,,...,n,_.....,;"!! ~-· ... .,.·e. The llardware was here already-the advents we've faced. It's difficult to convince some of of microscopic circuitry high quality tape, the companies to buy the processor; they want ,............,........ ~ ................ ... , .. _tlllot llo<J.t• ........... ·~ tblse b' •&..'lif'rt t' l'tll I*'' U:Qit M• 84!'1 .a II u ~ n11'W • 1m'~~ digital recording methods and satellite systems to see how things go hrst," Giambrone said, ~. stood walling for some reef action. The processor which sells for approximately O.IJI... I 90-lo-·llll'fL.......r_No!lllf.,.._<ll~ ,..,._diiM Languorously, cable systems began utilizing the $1400 would pay lor Itself "In less than a s..., ...ru... technological sophistication. But while Home month." The consumer then must purchase a Box Office was culling viewers wllh Jaws and • tw"' or three dollar module to hook up to the Q fNI Arr>01lcan Graffiti, promotional shorts (I.e. video back of their sets, allowing them to receive the C1Y!'I!Ii fW I ll'OJM 111m r(l!"'-1 :lli!Jelri •r "' ()refi1:J ,~ Prlc:ca ...., aeoo s....., II<! ..., .. "' .,.,.,. - ve ,.,.g ~ Ualt ..,_,..,. o · jukeboxes) were only killing time between stereo signal. o .. 1«1 ._,...,. """"~ , ,• ..., ta¥J " .,. r>f>· B<oo• feature films. '"•II• Ita' ,_. ...,, toolart"" 1M.-,~,...,. Cr""' ... 11 '"'' '"""MI It Ul.l• ICao,.. There just wasn't enough software, the actual A t 11:00 In the morntng on MTV. Leo Sayer 7l!l-....~~o~ ... '"" .... _...,.!>lito ttt• .,,... c..r,..,.,n•.- •• ... ~~oo ... .,. ~ reels of musicians performlng 'thelr songs on kicks over a bucket of paint that turns the white video tape did not exist In an overwhelming background he Is working wi th into a floral volume. But the ~otion of capturing the two looking glass. Throughout the duration of his ~"''""'"" bt v g•odl GOfy •>ol 1 .... '-"" ,...,..ir1<UI,_ v S>~ Qoo7 ' dlmel)slons, audio end visual. glared In the eyes song he paints other exotic portraits like clipG~ ~""' ~ ~.,.,._. ll' Gooot of the record company executives like a and-paste collages of psychedelic art. Sayer's Gsupernova. Improve the audio quality of video free·for·all glorifies the expansiveness of televisiolhreceptlon-make II better than home this new art form. Got-....,, ,. !.o c.r.-• r.. s..,.., a.a ...., .....,, stereo components, In addition to beeminQ..the Tom Sharps or PBS affiliate WNED and an Gas~~ ~·;,~- u. ft.f 1D Pf ~ PJ..-0"1'1 "" & image of the performance-and the merl!etlng lndependant vldeographer was greatly r.., Go capabilities of the endeavor are impressive. Impressed with the shapa the industry has I ~,.. r~ • • ,~ yn_, ••,. C'D'If"",.t.,..'-'- tw • tna {)el,i UP~WiW~ c ~ ~t Show them In bars, record stores and evQived Into: " the creative process Is limitless, It<~ t'"tN "f"r ~ rutJ III as limitless as the music Itself." homes. . . and as Peter Giambrone, Quality 1/,\ll tfJI_r , .. ,.., UJtll~· IPWrg!: II I~~ OI.Stl ~ tw..__1 .. ~ ftOOO IJ;ICWW Assurance Manager of the Warner Amex At the present time Sharpe judges, the "*"" Jlld ""''~ 10 oon """""""' It~- llP 1 <ilt '""' SU~YAB SIMAS Satellite Entertainment Company's Music presentations are split right down the middle, tD..w 10 W~ttoc ~., n $V_Mu lfld ·tw '*- ~ or) W1 'lfrl Aaoeehlft Television (MTV) commented "everyone wins.'' 50150, between production mediums-video l.tJo.o to Glocr> """" w ~-'lt' U The major record labels have started forging tape and film. However, the end product is video music productions and MTV is playing anyways placed on video tape, regardless ot them-continuously. 24 hours a day as part of medium. " The advantage with film Is 1ts their format. So here you have It, the first storybook look. Fllm has a greater latltute, it's network to see the juncture between much softer, the color contrasts are more contemporary music and television, and subtle. "It's developing Into a new art form with attempt to close the existing gap. Aside from the televised Impressions of pop video tape," suggests Sharpe. "trying to bring stars, MTV resembles any FM album-oriented out the subtleties using different types of 17 16) 842·1292 lighting. It's a whole new universe of creative rock station. After the Marshall Tucker Band, opportunity and is going to put a lot of talented Robin Lane and the Chart busters and Rod Stewart breeze by, Martha Quinn, one of the people to work." networks video jocks (VJ's) passes out the In this case, the realm of talented people Is titles. Quinn, a kittenish woman with a quick· wldehing its parameters by the second. draw smlle. is indicative the station's glinting Vldeographers of the future won't be limited to youthfulness and light, unrestrained those who've been trained In film schools and the like, videographers will Include Still Ute atmosphere. The backdrop of the artists and cartoonists and graphic artists. announcements Is a soundstage wearing the "Others are being sucked in and finding a new guise of a sparsely furnished loft; MTV Is Friday Sept. 4th home. The lechnology of film and video calls another or the growing ranks of specialized for swapping Ideas," says Sharpe. "Expect to networks. Archetyplcally, an hour of air lime would see things by artists Including taplngs or Saturday Sept. 5th juggle older tapes, commercial spots (only eight models with erotic segments of the body spliced Into the footage of an arm here or a minutes per hour), along with music news, and periodical speclals-"Saturday evening an MTV shot of a thigh. . . the only limitation Is the Sunday Sept. 6th exclusive, Concerts For the People of Imagination." Where In the past the problem may have Kampuchea" proclalrris the promo. Giambrone modified the network's value as a boiled down to a flaw In the equipment, non· promotional tool. "Radio stations may only use mastery of the video process will no longer be TETRUS blamed on technology, For example, " four years Wednesday Sept. 9th one song from an album and that's it. Sandinlsta by the Clash, it's a real good record, ago a huge truck with equipment would have been needed to film something outside the but If you listened to one of the rock radio Thursday Sept. 1Oth !he stations for a 48 hour period you may only hear studio," related Sharpe. " Now all the ~qulpment one particular song, whereas we might play two can be rlt Into a case the size of a or three dltferent songs from the same album." briefcase"~EFP (electronic field production) Friday Sept. 11th It's no secret that many people would rather super high quality equipment. Tile shrinkage or equipment size has had marked effects on not see the already established superstars than only freedom of movement but on quality· and spend time sorting through the new music, but MTV is often the only place a new band can get cost as well. " The independent producers don't even need played. " PhD Is a group that's being shown on Sa.turday Sept. 12th to own their own equipment-most major cities the station, they probably wouldn't be able to will have a rental firm. Just go In tell them whet get any airplay on the FMstations. This way it you want and send the bill to the client," might be their only chance to be seen," said Giambrone. Giambrone. stressing the quality of Sharpe explained. ~ tiXED 'fechnology Is always preceeding the produet, the audio portion, claimed thllt "you could even this has been the restraining factor C(implng tum down the brfghtness and just leave the TILL ~UD N I G H T the expansion of video music. "The hardware sound on and go about your work." preceeds the software," said Sharpe, "and Giambrone roughly sketched the audio people are left worrying if there will be enough system In operation by MTV. adding thattlle to show." Right now Sharpe admits It's "not a sound level surpasses home stereo systems. 1 concern." 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Fflday, 4 S.prombef 1981 - ... ,, ; Tne SpeciNm/Prodlg&i Sun ... .5 �cnurn out those glitzy 30 and 60 1J1Inuta packages euphemtsllcally entitled " TV showa" to wrap around the advef11sers ' all-Important commerc1alapots-and 11 can't even begon to compete with books, ...,htch are still tile ulhmate art form. so II should have beCome odeally a video dispensary !Of QUICkie fixes ot pop culture (and keep in mtnd tha difference between "pop" a.,d "pap"), the sort ol vein mined by 5hows like Bosom Buddie& and M'A'S'H and ---~by Rick Szykowny Like so many Americans In this day and age, I have a $\nlnge love/hale relationship with my TV set. I cen gripe along wllh the best of them about how TV Is destroying the Intellectual fiber of the country and turning us Into a nation full of blank-eyed, passive cathodiH'ay receptacles, and yet every Sunday morning the flrst l~ing I do after making a cup of coffee and lighting the first clgarelle of the day is pull the TV sections out of the Buffelo EvtHlmg News and the Courler· Exptess to scan the week's IIS11ngs. There is an almost absurd1st fascination and beauty to TV listings, a glimpse of a strange and twisted alternate universe contained within the perimeter of a celhode-<ay tube. How can anyone fall to be Intri gued by such bizarre entries as: " Stella poses as an oll-flch Middle ustem princess to gel back at Flora Reilly for tampering w1th her mall." (Herper Valley PTA) " Benson's mother dies While visiting him." (Benson) " Men from outer space try to polson the population of the earth." (The Twilight Zone) "The Duke boys are accused of kldnapplng Loretta Lynn." (The Dukes of Hauatd) Not to mention shows like Street Talk, !rom Canada. which aets out to answer such rhetorical questions as "Is The Pope Out Of Touch With Today's Llfe·StYie?" (We've al heard the ugly rumors about the Installation of leather s wings In the Vatican, and the midnight shipments of K-Y jelly and female Dobermans.) Now honestly, how can real life compete with men from outer space trying to polson the earth, or wlln the laugh·packed misadventures of Stella in puritanical Harper Valley? The troubfe Is It can't, for many people, which is why TV has repla.ced rehg1on these days as the nation's favorote opiate. I'll end up missing nail oft he things I vowed to watch because somelhlng beller came up, but there os always the sobenng realization that others weren't as fortunate, that somewhere out there a~e some poor slobs wrth tne lOs of Hostess Twinkles who are actually enthralled by The Oulces of Hazutd. Now I don't want yoo to get the Idea that I'm a literate snob Of anything. l Stoll putln my tS-20 hours a week In lront of the tube, and I do believe that TV has had Its share of saving graces. II It weren't for TV we wouldn't have nad Allin The Fem1/y and Setutdey Night Ltv& and Star Trek and The Avenger&, with Diana Rigg runn ing around In ell ol those strikingly erotic feather jumpsuots. Or the chance to see all those great Cary Grant and Humphrey Bogart mov1es every other week. And lust try to lm3glne the paucity of a culture wit hout Phil Donahue. Fruitple the Magician, or Uncle Bobby, and Bimbo the Birthday Clown. (I know I can't.) II II weren't for TV we'd never have all of those great moments of video surrealism and lunacy that could occur only In a society as massively fractured and TV-oriented as ours, moments rangong from the ndoculous to the subhme-Mr Rogers eJo.plainong v.orld violence to hos lottie charges ("Sometimes people are bed, and want to hurt each other .•. "), or the lnspored cashng ol John Cleese, late ot Monty Python and ''""brilliantly snolly Fawlty Towers, as Petrucch10 m the PBS Yefslon of The Tammg of the Shrew, or the recent appea~ance of Blue Oyster Cult on that pinnacle of Twlnkledom, the Merv Gn/fm Show. No, If It w«en't tor TV we'd be missing out on a lot of great low-f"ent thrUis. Even with all of that, however, lV ls wasting lte massive potential. II can't marshal lhe money and talent that movies can-It's prevented from doing so by Its very purpose In life, which Is lo WKRP In ClnclnnatU. Unfonunately, TV today seems to be geared primarily lor lhe profoundly retarded; for every one glistening Jewel ln tna television firmament, you can name a hall-dozen wltles.s travesties, shows like The Love Boat and Enos and the odious Tha Price Is Right. (l don't know about you. but to me Bob Barker Is the most compelling argument we have l or the swift ritual murder of all game show hOSts.) I am unable to muster a steady Interest In more than a few TV show•. The one program l watch religiously Is Barney Mlffflf, Which has become fairly &dVtHituroos in Ita old age, with recent episodes featuring Phyllis Frellch, the Tony Award· winning actress of Children Of A Lenttr God. as a deaf-mute prostitute, and plollln11s dealing wuh Agent Orange. homa&exual wotch.flunlfng, connubial rape and vigilantism. Like All In The Family and M'A ' S'H before h. Barney M lllttr shows a willingness to deal with difficult moral questions without opting lor facile answers and happy endings. I also love Tax/, wnlch is probably the best show on TV right now, simply In terms of the basic human concern and poignancy Its scriptwrit ers are able to wring out of Whit has to be one ol televosoon's finest ensembles-people like Judd Hirsch and Andy Kaufman and Marilu Henner and Christopher Uoyd. I occasionally watch Too Close For Comfort, whiCh Is a rotten show (but l worShiP Deborah Van Valkenbefg s overbite), and I must confess a certain perverse fondness lor Channel 29's Sunday mornong religious shows. Everybody's favorite, of course, is Ernest Angley, the dopey, bloated con-man who heats people through the television screen. But those of us wno are serious ebout our fundamentalist Christian programming know that the man to cetch Is Jimmy Swaggart, Whose belligerent lire-and-brlmstona ravings bell out old Ernest seven ways to Sunday. (Besides, It's hard to resist a man shameless enough to tape an appeal l or money from his mother's grave.) At any rate, the whole poin t of this Initial-rambling discourse Is to come to grips with the natwe of the beast, and l have reached the conclusion that the real crime of television Isn't that we'te taken the most formidable device for the dissemination of information known to human kind and turned It over to Madison Avenue to hype their clients' product-even that would be forgivable, if the networks deigned to give us some real entertainment In between commercials. No, the worst offense of TV, is simply that It's DULL-horribly, stiflingly, mind-numbingly DULL All I have to say to 811 those religious fascists like the Moral Majority who are screaming about how ob$~ed with violence and pt)rnography and obscenlly TV Is: IF THERE WAS SO MUCH VIOLENCE AND PORNOGRAPHY AND OBSCENITY ON TV, lliEN MAYSE lTD BE WORTH WATCHING. Just once I'd like to see James Gamer punch out Marlette Hartley's lights the next lime she Interrupts him while he's trying to do a Kodak commercial. Just once I'd like to see Mr. Whipple take one of those dumb bimboes who are alw~ squeezing his Charm on and feed her into the meatsllcer. Just once I'd like to see a disgusted guest pull every stupid While hair out of David Susskind's arteriosclerotic head, and l know that the majority of you out there would like to see that S1uff, too-but you 1110n't. Because there Isn't a ny vlo!ence, let alone pornography and obscenity, or very little else of Interest, on TV today. As it Is, you·v~ got to get HBO to 0$1 the good stuff. �Exploring the " beautiful chaos II Fury of the Psychedelic Furs _ _ _ __uby Tony Grajeda psychedelic movement going his own stamp on 11." on which just Isn't happening, It's not true..• It's a lie. The • onsequentty, lhe Furs' 1 only English psychedelic bano.__,attack is not so brutal as on is The Teardrop Explodes." the debut. The guitars ring more cleaJty In tracks like " All Back In the group's evolution, circa 19n, "punk" of This and Nothing;· " No was still being fondled by tile Tears" and " She ls Mine," British papera, 40 who had while Duncan Kilburn's sruces lime lor something like remain fluently moody. There ''psychedella" again? are. to be sure, the Furs' usual penchant for rushing rockers Nonetheless, the Furs lifted themselves from that year's such as "In to You Like A punk and mod-rock infernal, Train" and "Dumb Walters," carving a self-made pulse to but the major difference follow en route to nonbetween the first album and the new lP is Butter's voice. adaptable popularity. Butler's contempt for the Rather tnpenetrable and printed word Is understandable allusive on the debut considering hOW difficult II Is Richard's unique met'hod of to concentrate under the resonating a tone of constant exhalation Is setln motion scrutinizing eye of lhe lhrougholtt the new record. powerful. trend-setting U.K. Talk Talk Talk Is painted by periodicals. And the Furs just may have been the victim of Butler's disruptive voice In a more direct approl!Ch at love's blooming jealousies In music faults and futility. Sure enQugh, hustled up to a circles abroad due to their only "I'm fascinated with why signing a major pact with second story flat with an a short existence of gigging In people get married," he obVIously Impatient Butler, I revealed, "I just can't see the was Informed just what had and around London clubs. Still, the Psychedelic Furs, meaning of 11.'' So the been happening to the Furs as with a strong cfeslre to get tactlessness of "Into You Like of late. Seems that their their message across, must A Train" comes across venomcontract with Big Brother press' rote In the laced: "I don't wanna make no deal with the Columbia was demanding just music industry as town-crier seene/Lovers come and go/Or short of blood from the group and sometime Interpreter-a make you Mrs. Anyone/Or on a maelstrom tour across cumbersome contradiction make you mister me... " the states and back. A lovely fought over communica.tlon. Live, the Furs' furious story of corporate "If we were writlllg lyrics for charge Is heavy yet manipulation: the absolute then we would shimmering, just walling tor journalists dralnlng of pressing worry about the press," Butler's vocals to take control. · concerns-an album release Unfortunately, the sound man Insisted Butler remotely. In a here, a single there, an short while we would be at the Triangle Theaire must interview here and there-all Interrupted for the last lime by have been asleep because before the Psychedelic Furs a Whimpering Babe Buell, Butler's strain doesn't quite lilt become obsolete (in their Eyes) groupie extraordinalre, WhO above the Instrumental barrage for six months. was causing all sorts of In " Mr. Jones" and " Pretty In Why a moniker such as trouble within the band's living Pink." And although no one " psychedelic" when there framework. musician sticks out for any appears to be a resurgence In I wasn't expecting much length of time during the hour· what Is tentatively known by more. On vinyl, Butler Is tong set, Kilburn's sruc work Is the press as psychedelic masterfully cogent In a way all blanketed also. music? of his own. The persona of What the audience is left "I'm not interested In the Richard Butter, however, Is with Is RlchaJd Butter's act, for press," stated Butler bluntly," worn everywhere, I guess, and he Is Indeed an actor upon the "they're just making up the one wonders What it takes to stage much in the same categories... they don't like manner as a Howard Devoto get past II. It to be anything else. They With the release of their (Magazine, Buzcocks) or a feel uncomfortable If they. second LP, Talk Talk Talk, the David Bowie. Yet Butter's don't know quite what's going Furs have chosen their own stage presence Is nothing on: they try to categorize it so path by utlllzing the talpnts of short of pretense and, In a they'll feel comfortable." producer Steve Ullywhfte. ("He sense, utterly contrived, with a Staring down out of opaque understands What the band Is few moves and images quickly sunglasses Richard continued, about," Butler expressed, "he worn thin. With time this "They say there's a new doesn't Interfere and try to put Individual will definitely be Would you Uke to hear the classic "dlsasuous-lntervlew" story? Hold on for a moment. This should provide 8 smile. Word was out that the Psychedelic Furs, 8 young British group with two albums on Columbia Records, were coming back to Rochester. The thought of Flower Town's second show within a summer, leaving BuHalo In the cold, supplied only more grumbling and no a.nswers. The cultists were on their way to the Triangle Theatre anyway. And an the way there 1 worried about not being prepar.o fer my big meeting wllh Richard Butler, vocalist and spokesman of the Furs, a group which has caused quite a disturbance on the music scene of this past year. C qn GROUP lEGAl SERVICES, recep ti onist pos ition avall1ble. Work study applicants encour1ged. Appl{ rm. 340 Squire H1tl. Call 831-2273. •DUBELS• GARY SMITH Bt MUD WRESTLING FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS! Call 855-8943 tor reservations ••••••• T•l~ tdo t•lt lo o COtii-PIIKHII , _ worth watch ing-once the selfconsciousness melts down. A stage-long screen backdrops the group; awlrllng colours and daring photos provode a measure of Interest. But it's obvious that this just isn't a classic Fur's concert. They appear tired or, worse yet, bored, as there Is very little Improvising going on. The set trudges on. ··sister Europe" and "Imit ation ot Christ," both from the lirst album, linally challenge the audience's enthusiasm. The former Is highlighted by Its words transparently projected on the sereen In double and triple patterns that thump to the song's beat, as if the slides were attached to drummer VInce Ely's bass pedal. " Pulse" and "India" close out the set. A good response from the crowd bring the Furs back out f« their salute to Motown, ··Fall," and the purposefully Insulting "We Love You" with It's post·1960s theme having been matched by Talk's "Into You like A natn": "If you believe that anyone!Uke me within a song/would try and change It all/then you have been put on:· Afterwards, most of us agreed lhat on a good night the Psychedelic Furs could be devastating. The strive to be original, to be set apart from the oillers, is torclng new. adventurous avenues tor the Furs and their music. When imitation overtakes them, however, their act wanders Info parody and carelessness. They are, I'm sure, aware of this and won't be worrying about 11 lor tong. The ocasslonally sardonic, aggressively romantic poetry of Rlcllard Butl!lf appears onexhaustlble, Intensely Imaginative and crucial to the :;:t~~~~:~:~;~~:~ l parting, he lett this bit or advice: "It's not believing somebody lhat makes them a liar." . .----ICOUPON _ _ _ _ SALE!· I II SOFTsanCONTACTS II SOFT .GRATEFUL DEAD ON SALE NOW!! ! SATlR)AY, SEPT. 26-7:30 p.m. Buffalo Memorial Auditorium All seats reSJNVed $9.50 .\ $8.50 available at Fest/Val, 224 De/aware, Am & A'&, Record Theatre, Waterbeds & Stuff In the Comer MBII, UB BrJd All Festival ric•etron Oilllttts. opticDI -.Oftl! I laou~ 8 IJi1 I ~~ !!~!44 I ·---~~u;c;;;:.-. .. �A wearisome Deadly Blessing Another /ow-budget thriller - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - "' Marti Seymour As a far·fetc;hed, oc:cull·horror flick, Desdly Blessing follows a commercial formula. It features the necessary blood and stabbings with a knife descending towards a cringing victim. Plus, It contains teenage promiscuity, managing to avoid eJtploltlng only females. But there are enough original moments to keep viewer's lntereet. These time are not particularly effective or stirring, but they ara chilling enough to give a lew Jolts. The atory focuses around a farmland cult. where members are encouraged to avoid the Incubus, or earthly sinners This Is not an Amish community, although their dislike lor mechanical and other moelem advances Is prevalent . Ernest Borgnlne appears as the cult's demandmg leader in an indulgent role. His eldest son returns home after marrying a girt he met In college. He Is scorned from the group because of hla marriage and education, and IS murdered. HIS young widow (Maren Jensen) II then v16lted by two vOiuiJtUOUS friends (Susan Buckner and Sharon Stone) who try to persuade her from remam1ng In her blzzare habitat She dismisses their suggestions and stays, only to lead all three into trouble. W hy they stay alter endless miShaps Is beyond this tale. One girl gets Involved with Borgn1ne's second son, Jell East (the teenage Superman), In a subplot. Another piece has the female trio persistently attended by a nelghboreng mother and daughter (Lois Nettle\on, and television actress Usa Hartman of the short· lived situation comedy Tabitha). Unfortunately, the scenes are often repetitive of other low budget thrillers, but at least tlla photography is surprisingly well done. Dawn and dusk sailings falling on open fields Is not new, yet here It Is eerie and enchanting. It is also unfortunate that most of the violence occurs at night The deaths ere sloppy end too consistent. They usually result In close-ups of the victim, eyes open, end a stream of blood on the face or toreh-'d. It Is unllkely that one shot or hit would a\1\omatlcally oblaln that consequence. After enough of the major cha~acters get killed, the end 1S clearly evident. But dir«:tor Wes Craven puts In a stupid and disappointing additive that almost spoils the slight credibility of tlla entire movie. The story by Glenn M. Benes\ and Matthew BaiT wraps the plot with a weak religious overtone. II Deadly Blessing Is entertainment for those who accept unmeantnglul and phony acting, and a wearisone script by the director and story authors, then this m1ght be a fair chOice for viewing. For others, it's some good scares juggled with a clnemetlc lowpoint. UNIVERSITY PLAZA 838-&ne ----~by Michael F. Hopkins Healf'l Meral trom Columbia Picturu Is an ani mated Science Fiction/fantasy extravagarua which comes c)n hard, strong, and lull of bloom like Jiml Hendrix couJng the Spirit from his guitar, or the Gregorian du·wop Invocations of Magme, calling tor the Intense omnlflcatlon of Kobala. This Is the film that has been long awaited by devotees of creative fantasia. The cheap bubble gum " hep'' muzak comprising much of the soundtrack Is, thankfully, shoved way back ol the action, and detrects not one Iota from the scenario. It Is one mindbendlng scenario. Nice thing Is that it's proJected, lor all the cosmic wonder, to a manner that Is very, very here. This Is the X factor of Science Fiction-to teke our realities and present them to us In a manner which, like an electron mlcioscope, pinpoints each given aspect of what we are, wllare we've been, can go, and what our possibilities are. It does so with the symbolism of future, past, or present gone mad, dead, or frighteningly unaltered. The science Involved may be biological, astrophysical, chemical, or psychological, but In some way, with the best of Science Fiction (even, In subtler fashion, the space opera), these and other sciences bear In some way on the science of society. Sometimes, the emphasis will bear boldly on society, Harlan Ellison bei ng ooe ot the finest writers coming trom this aspect. How society bears and shifts to this vari4Jd factor may well determine whether or not society will eJtlst at all. T he fllm sweeps and spins Its tale with the care of a sorceror and the abandoo of a child at play. Well, the abandon of play, anyway; this cartoon Is not of the current Saturday morning variety, and definitely not for • mom'n'apple pie klds. And that's good. The film Is truly out of the here, Its phantasmagoric tale reflecting earthy, truthful things about the culture which could not be said II Heavy Metal had tlla parent's group tastefulness of today's cartoons; poorly drawn, pure stupid tales of 60's11roomed teen agers with 50's preplneaa are set up es "tod.v"s youth" (never mind whether or not there's a beach). The hero may be a mumbling, droopy dog with a shu-bop name, or some castrated Yersion of a once-Vital animated satire about beer· bellied caveman. cartoons of today are pitiful in· terms of story es well as animation, and·many of the pressure groups who forced tlla superharo cartoons oH TV • by the early 70's are as much to blame lor the cendy rot situaJion as ere short-cutting anlmatora and romper room storytellers who constantly take kids and grownups lor granted. Science Fiction Is not predictiVe; It is descnptlve. Ursula K. leGuln Hetllf'l Meta/Is e series of separate tales which are yet connected by the ominous spectre of a floating orb, one of corporeal energy and Intelligence. It Is the essence of foreboding which pinpoints the nature of the sphere; It Identifies Itself as the living essence of Evil. It seeks to destroy a young girl who, If allowed to gain maturity, possesses the power to abolish lt. In attempting to destroy or, at least allure, the glr1 through Its malevlolence, the orb projects visions-tales calculated to show lis mastery over living. Into her mind. These visions comprise the film. We get " Harry Canyon," a Bogartlsh cab driYer In a futuristic New York more hell·bent in technobureaucratic tangle than the current one • . • or Ia the tangle focused ~e clearly In the Him? He doea have a cab that most hacks In the Apple wou It's theft·pt deadpan, t atltude IS t big CitY Ill certain,.. oome out t Richard "Den" Is a the Edgar I VIctorian II to otllar we Victorian I withdfawn barbsric pi deep-voice muscular sudden chi with wome thinks, MJu could neve one dayl"). adventures complainec There's 1 potent tale Illustrating corrupting for the llgh Berni Wrig, seeming bl idea of hO'i beheve as has all the Dick, and • dangerous! Ah,and effective "l Dangerous contrlbutio Neal Adam parody of c matches m astrallrreVI mechanlca ruultlng., marvelous went. Ine scene portrayed, I snort up In �ldn't mind having today. '001. Thoroughly so. His ake-11-on·as·lt-<:<>mes he classic archetype of the (I driver, and It, as well as I~Mft !Falcon variations, ~eautlfully here. Gorben's salute to/slight twist from Rice Burroughs tales of eroes transported aatrally )(Ids. Den Ia anything but )n Earth, he's a scrawny, whiz kid; on a distant anet he's bronze.sklnned, d, dynamic, and superbly He can't quite get over the 1nge In hla relatlonahlp n (the kid part of hlm st think • . • on Earth, I r score. And now-two In Judging from Den's • on the overall, he never :1. llso "9·17," a chillingly of spectral shellahock, the mindlessness and endlessness of w,ar. Then, ~er(?)slde of corruptlo, try tltson's "Captain Stern"/a Jlfoon who gives one the v Roger RamJet would a C.I.A. agent. But Stern buffoonery of a Tricky Ill the other qualities ly hidden by this facade. there's the uproarlngly ~ Beautiful, And So " (with storyboard ns from famed Illustrator s). An Insanely funny :ultures and sub-cultures, It udbell bureaucracy with arence, sex of the flesh vs. I prowess (not necessarily s you'd expect!), and a sense of where Innocence whiCh Is superbly the two hippie-type aliens the most literal faahfon and, tripping out, turn to their vessel's portal. Among the visions which dance upon their mind's eye Is a very familiar Federation starshlp. Familiar except for the fact that the starahlp Is broken; a dorellct beyond repair, and In need of a miracle whi Ch Is pretty much where 70's apathy and Induced pragmatism put this symbol ' of SO's optimism. Some leal we are all pretty much llxa that, nowadays. Flashing past, qulclc on out. The film' s final sequence Is the prosaic sword'n'sorcery tour de force, "Taarna," which shows, In the • bleakest nature of humanity, that bright strength of character, that mental/physical resilience which must rise In spite of the worst hopalessneM. Taarna and her mount (more than a beast) represent the nobility of Nature, a basic nobility never reached by militaristic posture. She Is ennobled first by legacy (the ritual at the center of the pool), then search (culminating In the barroom scene), ordeal (ranging from capture to rape. stabbings, and facing death), overcoming ordeal and, ultimately, triumph. She Is noble because she has no pretensions or Illusions about what must be dona. She puts It straight on the line, and confronts the evil. Hare, there are no hurtlass heroics and, though Taarna Is an Intensely cool character, It Is not an emotionless struggle. Evil tears at the senses, tears at the mind and body and, with serpentine coyness, will twist at your perceptions. TWist at them as It twisted the humans In the final sequence. It will taka the strength of mind, force of will, and dedication of limb to reach deep, as Taarna does, af'd the young girl finally does, to atoll$h the evil within. Fear. Humor. Pemaps we were once taught that the lwo don' t mex, but American Werewolf wasn't around then to prove anyone wrong. In effect what this movie does to the relationship between laughter and horror Is to combine them. The result , like the mixing of the mad scientist' s potion, Is a scream. Belter than that, ills a total ot eight ~Ius screams, multiple murdans, talking and walking dead, a aalfsfylng love affair, a porno flick, an English pub, good tunes and the moors. The moors Is the place where It all begins. An American Wttrttwoll In London Is the flrat American allempt to Immortalize the moors. It stands In good company. with the likes of Dickens' Great Ex.pectetlons and Bronte's Wutherlng He/ghlt. But In this American classic the lovely heather which brought Catherine and Heathelfft so close Is gone, to be replaced by the harrowing aspects of mist, a full moon, strange sounds, and evil. Thera Is also a satirically humorous side to all of this haunting, menacing scream and alaughter horror·hlm stuff, We n - 1oM the dead acquaintances we make, nor would want to-people are actually pretty funny post· mooem. Rigor mortis has tailed to allffen the quieti wits of these corpses. t can't Imagine any other place where one can a bunch of undead persons sitting around klbblttlng as to how the sole mortal can kill himself. Hilarious. Funny, and as life usually hs, vary Inconsistent. What this fllm needs Is congruity. This Is unfortunate consldarlng that II Is the Ia teii flfm directed by John Landis ol Anima/ House fame. But pem•ps the absence of clear continuity cen be forgiven or rathef attributed to the ctUh between flawless cinematography and trite but humorous dialogue. Thla film Is a trade-off b e t - reallly and Imagination. It has the maklnge of an Amlf1can ctasslc-a IIIIa that convinces, good m~p and props, and believable people In unreal P~f$0~~&. It's entertainment, a laugh, and again, • scream. r-----------------------------~ AUfMDAlf WOKS ond MfG'S t10VIf t1QDMfSS 100 f lmwood II~ &uffolo.MY 885·1523 ONESHEETS, STILLS, LOBBY CARDS plus A LARGE SELECTION Of NEW AND USED FILM IOOICS AND MOVIE MEMORAIIUA ICINC Or Hl.UTS Oa lly AI 1 .....10 ~ UU MAI I.ftN MIDNIG HT FRIDAY & SATURDAY AllENDAlE THEATRE 203 Allen • 883-2891 CO STUME CONTEST THIS WEEKEND!! lll Daily al :z. 4:)0, 7:30, 9:45 0 COLVIN p.... .=o==•=-=-"-'--==--'NORTH PARK NICHT UCKTS WfNT OUT IN CIOIIG1A. I'G) ,....,., •• 7.» • 9-..M S•t. r,.,m 2 pm - - - - - --1 ST.. ~y II) 7:M, NJCI OI1AM5 9-. . S.L"-1,_ naST MONDAY IH OCTOIR (a) Dally at 1:30. l:JO, 5:)8, 7:l0, 9-.lO 4 s.pte- 11181 • ""- Spec1rvrnl~ s... .9 �The El Charro alternative Loosing the fast-food blues _ _ _..»by Bob Schooley One of the longstanding student t..-dltlons-ln the grand manner of drinking to stupefactiOn, sleeping through morning classes and dancing 'til dawn-is complaining about (long dramatic pause) The Food. "Pure trash," crlu one. ··unadulterated putrafactlon,M moans another. "Aarrgghh~meat loaf again?" asks a third. Amid thoughts of moving back home to Mon and Dad'a 24-nour, seven<tay·a·we&«, all· youo(;ArHtat dinner, the dazed •ct hungry student-eum~Qevenger staggers through the usual array of fnt·food joints: "ha~ It your way •.•," "we do It all tor you ••.," blah, blah, blah. The food Is lousy and unhealthy but It's also tut and cheap-atudent prerequisites. You haggard atarvlng cruturJII, stand up I Take It no longerl Alternatives exlet. Scrumptious, nutritional tood-fut and relatively lnexpensl~ beckons. And walls just around the corner. Take El Charro, for example. lmponed spices., handmade to1111la shells, fresh vegetables ancl choice meats (for lhoM of you eo-Inclined). Owner and founder Michael Rivera and his cooks use ttm•tested family recipes to create the bell tacos and burritos In this area. Ideally situated at 301 Paritalde Avenue, across from the Buffalo Zoo and Delaware Park. the EJ Charro is a quick car ride, a shol1 bike htke and a fairly long walk away from the Main Street Campus. The Rivera family opened the restaurant last summer. Gradually Its reputation has spread and this past summer's business has been Jumping H av1ng been a regular customer lor some time I can say the food has been consistently delicious. In this age of computer burgers and con~ belt tries, the ability to make good food time alter time by using traditional methoda Is a virtue. My personal laves are the Cheese lfegatarlan with a fried shall, the Ralrled Bean and Cheese Burrito with lettuce, tomato and onions, and the Nacho. Nachos consist of a round cheese and jazzed up with scalding hot Jalapeno peppera-1juaranteed to melt your mouth, not your handa That meal with a coke costs about four dollars, less than a new album of four rum and cokes. There are a number of other tasty moraala to choose from. Including Chicken or Cheese Enchiladas, Tostadas, Tamalea (pol1t filled corn meal, wrapped and steamed In a com husk) and that old trooper, the Chill Dog. Not quite lull? How about a side order of Spanish rlca laced wilh red peppers, olives a.n d Jalapeno (my-mouth-Is-on· fire) peppers, or a side of Relrlad buns. For desert try tfle Bunuelo, a large crispy tortilla drenched In honey IJ< maple syrup. The choice of liquid relreal\ment Is a btl lacking so far. At present, the list many lists soft drinks, Iced tea, coffee, hot chocolate, hot tea and milk. You can get Ice water if you ask. Rumoura have been ruminating about a possible beer license In the future, but nothing's definite yet. Open from 11:00 In the morning until eleven or twelve at night-If you're going late, call first (834-5966) and make sure they're still open-the service Is generally quick but ocass usually a Hilla slow during rush puk houra. While you're walling. check out the photo of Mexico City Of the hanging pinatas or the occasionally authentic Mexican music. So, fellow studanlt, there·s nolongeranyexcuseforyour complaining-try El Charro. If you hate It, leal hee to burn me In effigy, but I think IIIII your tired and ott-offended taatebuds w ill thank you. As the menu states: "Food so authentic, you won't want to drink the water! " BET's provocative drama The continuing resurgence of theater in Buffalo _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _,..y Steve Clancy For anyone Who considers Buffalo strictly a blue collar city, take notice of the recent resurgence of theater around tow n. If the opening of four new playhouses In the past two years Is not enough proof, then the staying power of the often avant.garde Buffalo Entenalnmant Theater (BET) should be. The latest BET production Ia two on...ct plays-Erll by Lee Falk, directed by Patrick Bymes; and K/ffers Head by Sam Shephard, directed by Ray Wasik. The Intent of both of these playa Is to challenge the audience, to make them think, rather than purely to enta11aln. IC///M's Head will not even allow the vie- to relax Into the standard play format. The structure more than the substance Is disturbing. It Ia extramety short, and lhe killer, played competently by Patrick Byrnes, does not speak In the manner expected of a condemned man. He talks of buying trucka and breeding horses, making plans lor the future. The play ends suddenly and leaves the audience beWildered, wondering If the play Ia over, asking what It was all about. On opening night the audience did not know the pl ay had ended until the house llghta went up; then they applauded. Shephard made the audience think mora with a brief scene than most playwrights do with three acts. ......... .,._ ... _._ -~ r-...,,.-gm.- ... ~ .~o ..~~..-- . Etldaf. •~.- that these challenges upset him to the point of almost taking his own life by jumping. The play does l ack In its resolution of arguments between the two men. AI limes It seems as if they're just going over a list of dlacusslon topics. Director Byrnu allows too meny long peuses in these exchanges, not enabling the Climax to build; however the acting Ia generally llrst-1ate. Ray Weslk fa e•ceptlonal as the brooding worshiper of the goddess of wrath and discourse,,Erls, enticing victims to jump. The key to enjoying these showa Is to come with as few eJcpectallons as possible. The sets are simple and lneJcpenslve, but creative. The bridge In Ells Is comPOSed of two ladders se1 apart with ropes atrung between them, a plank and a seww pipe. It Is the actOfs' movements and gestures that fat these simple props become a bridge. Thla Is a credit to the company, the Buffalo Performance Group. This type of theater Should be supported. II Is fmponant to ha~ an outlet for unknown and unproven playwrights, actors and directors. Besides, It makes theater-going a very personal experience. The room Itself Is small and the performances seem mora moving because of lt. Some larger theaters also become distant to the needs of their audience In their desire fOf something more provocative than ente11alnlng. The Buffalo Entenalnment Theater has been around two years under the leadership of Director Gary Fisher. They h~ recently formed W here K/ffer's Head uses the medium to challenge, Ella uses the main character. A a achoof and are soUcltlong members. Teught seemingly desperate, nameless man on a by people such as Ray Wasik and Jill Spengler, courses cover toplca ranging from speech and bridge uses the threat of suicide to create confrontations with passing strangers. He then m6vernent to lmprovosallonaltechnlque. probes the Intimate details and Inner feelings of Arrangements lor enlollment can be made by hfa Innocent victim&, challenging them while he contacting the BETa Franklin Street offices. challtngea the audience. The play and Its 1..0 The playa run through September 8 and locus on an av.rage man so aettfed In his lila lludent rates are available. �World News Parl or's global grapevine _ _ _ _ _ _...Jby liz Petrino Oo N iagara Falla Boulevard just off Sheridan Drive there Ilea a lind tor newspaper hunters and magazlne addicts alike-the World News Parlor, a small, recently opened shop which specializes In national and International newspapers and publications. " We're basically Into the foreign line," said owner Walter Nichols. A US graduate, Nichola Is an accountant who felt the need l or an outlet carrying worldWide news. "I saw the potential; I knew a city the size of Buffalo needed something like this." So, In Match of this year Nichols opened his admittedly unique new store, the only one of Its kind outside of Rochester or Toronto with access to such a w ide range of national and international tluet. All told, they number fifty publications, a figure Nichols would like eventually to Increase to one hundred. Nationally speaking, the newspapers run the gamut lrom well·known to slightly obscure. The Boston Globe, Los Angeles nmer, and The Phlfadelph/11 Inquirer are just as likely to take their seat next-to The Chellenooga Newa as any other paper. Other out-of·the-way titles Include The Montana Standard and T1Ht Sunday Denver Poat, Tha S.n Francisco Chronicle and the Dallas nmes Herald, as well aa papers from Rochester and Syracuse, a boon lor students. Nichols also said the Fall will bring a welcome addition to hi s stock: the complete city edition of The Sunday New York Times;, a rare lind In Western New York. Many of the papers are shipped via the postal service, willie some arrive by air, bus, or train. Nichols sticks strictly to Sunday editions, noting that those provide the most Information tor the would-be traveler or job applicant. Most national papers arrive Sunday night, while West Coast papers filler in from Monday through Thursday of the following week. Also featured are a wide selection of foreign Journals. " I hope to expand the foreign lines because they're doing so well," N1chots said as we surveyed a rack of International magazines and papers which Included Israeli, German, Italian, and Japanese titles as well as a host of British tabloids. Nichols pointed out the London Sunday Tfmes and Punch as customer favorites, noting that " the English papers go best," followed by the Paris Match and LeMonds. Although a useful resource for thoH either ethnk: or language-oriented, the World News PenCil' draws Ita latQMt market from re$11ess young buslneaa people of 2S and over. " A lot of people are looking lor jobs," Nichola said, adding that the newspapers from the Sunbell go quickest. Besides these papers, the news shop carries a good selecllon ot business weeklies, paperbacks, travel maps, and gfrly magazines Judiciously situated In the store's far corner. One can stand sipping the Perrier water sold over the counter and watch a line of wall clocks tick Impressively away In Peking or Cairo time, an unfortunately tacky addition to the decor which makes one leaf fan her away from Peking or Cairo than ever St11f, the newspapers and periodicals are there w tlh their unusual and/or unpronounceable titles. The public's rtsponse? According to the owner, excellent . Nichols mentioned that he Ia currently looking lor e new location either fn the city or In Cheektow-oa. Wherever he chooses, the World News Parlor provides.- service long overdue to tho Western New York area. Off the beaten track, yes-but certainly on the right one. Lit. not es The Kenan Center In Lockpor1 fs sponsoring a creative writing and poetry workshop which will run Tuesday nights September 15 through November 17. For $25, excerclse your " will to create" prose and poetry with Instructor Joy Walsh, a freelance poet and writer Who Ia also editor of MOOd)' StrHt lrregulers: A Jack K.erouec NewsletttH. For more lnforrt~atlon contact Karen Alfonso at 433-2817 ANTHOLOGY ADDICTS: International Publications Is hotdl"'! their semi· annual College PoetJy Contest, offering $200 In prizes and free printing lor poems accepted to the ACP Anthology. All entries should be titled, typed, doubl•spaced and no longer than 14 lines. Include a one dollar raglstralton lee for the first entry and fifty cents for each additional poem and sand to: International Publfcatlons/P_ Box 44927/l.os Angeles, California 90044. YOUR OLD ALBUMS ARE WORTH CASH! SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE! AT RECORD THEATRE I I I Trade In Your Old Alblms, Regardless of Concltion And Get A CHOOSE FROM ASPECIAl SELECTION OF AUUIS ON ALLIWOR LABELS, Otl.Y: ~=gg~ ATUNT1C t RCA ., IICA t AAISTA EA. syGETs8-TRA1CKe SOUNDTRACtcS AU.IIUSIC TYPES THOUSANDS OF ARTISTS & TITLES FORIIERlY PRICED FROM 4.98·9.98 OFF RECORD THEATRE'S EVERYDAY LOW PRICE ON ANY LP OR TAPE IN OUR MILLION DOLLAR INVENTORY TRADE-INS ON A ONE-To.oNE BASIS Offer Good For • Umlted - l DUS ~-:.:...._ Time Only 1800 MAIN A LAFAYETTE OPEH 7 DAYS A WEEK 10 AIHIIDN.ITE . -OPEN LABOR DAY! - 1800 MAI4 AT LAFAVE I tE �TIMBRE TAMBRE REYSCOTT Ray Scott Timbre Tambre (P1anet81Y Ughts) Thla album Is a pinnacle of the artistry that Butlalo, NY'a media continues to take lor granted. While the spotlight continues 10 glare upon fusion clones', a law token malnstraamers, and Jlve·talklng pllll!Jdo.lconocla~s. the Intrepid Jazz artists of this areia continue to shape their crah under almost "underground" conditions. While this notion may seem romantic to soma daytime serial writer, or " hlp" for some .special Interest story geared for cheap pity and qulciC sales, the si tuation Is an unfair one lor the Jazz artist, or anyone else, and needs to be promptly changed. Ma~ no mistake. Jazz does not come trom d81Spatr, but In 1911e ot 11. The Music of this album Is deep with the fullness of Ute, but It Is especially about the exuberance of living, the Joy of uylng It all in a simple song. Knowing you can <1o It no matter what tries to stop you. Thera Is no resignation to be found hare. The Music h81'a Is dance; ful!.bodled, fast•stepptng samba at times, the dance Is well beyond the categories. It Ia bold as the newest' advancements, and Inviting as a summer breeze. II prowls with Blues, bright and ablaze with coot, and . . . oh, yes . . . It am/1ft. Reynold Scott Is a llaroety Innovative pla)l8(, his baritone sax work full of juice and stretching the fabric of the Instrument's potential Into dazzling realities that law, If any, can grasp. Joe Ford, another legend tn Buffalonian Jazz, and a spreading International nama. AI his alto and aoprano saxophone llra demonstrates, Ford Is an Imaginative Whirlwind. The llutlstry of Scott and Ford Ia sweet end warm, sensitive as It Ia starting In Its glow. Flowers can be heard sighing In the di stance. An eagle floats. Guitarist Gfeg Millar Is a panther. Does not pussyfoot on the Instrument, aver. stroll, simmer, wail like a altar screaming for the spirit, Jelly down, strum around with the real sound. Bassist Gerry Eastman. The wry grtn; taklng us on a linear spin Which curves and spins and romps with melody. A beat with contours. Ah, and let us praise the masters of tile Drum. Naser Abaday, a one-time member of Sun As's Afkestra, Is the wonder of the thunder, and the power at the canter. Darryl Washington is the hush of the ground - his spaces swell, and 1111 the terrain with Nature. Each drummer envelops you In time. and a minute's eternity. And seasoning the can 12 session with the splash of dawn Is the pen::usslon of Babafeml Aklnlana, JOfQa Tall, and Wardell. A peace Is atrudl. Uka the Incredible liner visions noted by LeRoy Jones (superb llugelllornlst also dellllrvlng full exposure), the Jazz hera Is a Cheshire breeze Which, unseen, ttamps a smile upon your ears and lips. And, maybe, your mind. As LeRoy says In the album's liner, " Fine navigation. I could aee Allee (In Wonderland) booking passage In this musical novel." The looking glass, Indeed, has been breached. (For conc&rt Inquiries and album orders. write Reynold Scott. •t3 E. 9\h Street number 20. New York City, N.Y 10009) romance Is one that cannot be dented (pardon the Cliche) A question of getting It captured and pressed 'altve." -Tony Gr~eda David Myltl Melnz•r Lovesick (Buffalo College of Musical Knowledge) 4 NOW FROM BUFFALO, N.Y. (Buffalo College of Musical Knowledge) Paulina and the Pattla "Sea For Yoursalf'-Ouita obviously this Is the bell trac1< of the bunch. Pauline Dlgatl's haunting vocals are as mesmerizing as they are cloudy. Geoll Copp's minor chords tingle and tangle wllh the dreamy voices, contrasting wonderfully to a punchy, competent mythm duo of Aun Steinberg's bass and nm Switala's snappy drums. The question hera Ia with their b81St song now recorded, What's next? ~ THe Vonn " New Aesthetlc"-Thla group has better material than this under their belt. A fairly basic rlff drives the lead-In chorus along until the most Interesting part of the number Interjects-Gary Nlckard's Innovat ive bass runs rampant (almoSI off of the vinyl) for this veteran 1980s rock band, (a trio lor this recording with the unfortunate departure of gultarlstlvocallat Dave Kulik). They have added a kayboardlst lor the time baing but the question Is whether It's a permanent addition or not. n. Cobraa "One Way Street" -A rock'n'roll filne If there ever was one-garage-tough, to the point and danoeable. Dave Edmunds had better keep It In gear or else the Cobras moat surely will catch him. There Is no question hera. n. Stalna "Of Ule"-By fell the biggest disappointment on lha EP. For soma reason the Stains (Now the Elements) don't coma across on v1ny1. The track sounds hollow and sluggish, a com plete contrast to a most exclllng live show. The Elements' brand of contemporary rock, knitted throughout with a realistic outlook on present -(jay ~So,wl/T1141~ FOOar. •~~~~~~~•· rock..-billy, the album InclUdes a number of song types, with a lineup of Bullalo'a best to play the Th81'a's a fairly blistering Bob Ko:ak (ex.Jumpers. currently Method) gutta.r aolo on " Siowdream", the boisterous. vaguely nasty/funny reprise of "Long Time, No See" featuas (as do several other tunas) wllat were once hall of Davy and the Crocketts, and are now hall of Pauline and the Perils, There'a singing by Kathy Morlamy, and appearances by Tom Calandra. Stu Shapiro, Tarry Sullivan, and others too numerous to mention. And, of course. there's Dave Malnz81' himself, providing gultar~he Dylanesqua pop-harmonica of the title tuna, and Clear, authentoc, surprisingly good vocals throughOut (check the Plaint iva "can't )IOU sea t love you" of " Siowdream" lor heartfelt vocalization.) Lovaslck doesn't contain one weak cut. So go to Sam's or Fantasy Wor'ld and pick up Lovesick. It's 33 113 percent cheaper than moat albums these oays. and It has fourteen "Just nght" songs. You can't losa. -Patr/cJa Carrington Remember Goldilocks? When casing the home of the three bears, aha could have gone lor something grandlollll. or she could have picked what was modest and unassuming. However, she preferred the bed , the porridge, ate .. which strucll her as Just right. Local guitarist/songwriter Dave Meinzer (now of the Cobras, formerly of • the Fire City Band, Crocodile Tears, and Davy and the Crocketts, to name a few) put out an album at the end of lest year which perfectly embodies that "Just right'' splrtt. You see. Meinzer's songwJitlng Is Impeccable, when he tries on a style. he knows exactly which lick or extra touch to pill where to get the song sounding. um, Just right. Such things are better discovered Paper Faeaa "Aiding_a late than never, and there are IIIII • Bomb"r'Deep Steep" (Family Only copies of Lovesick to be had If you're Records) not already a proud owner. Albums which are almost totally For three years I've enthusiastically comprised of love songs often run the followed the Paper F-s· Plotreaslon rlslc of seaming puerile-you may find from preposterous avant..gar~'­ yourself thinking " why can't this propo~~era teaming how to play their person sing about something of Instruments, to silly garage combo In movement lnataad of girls/guys and all search of the right party (and usually that other aappy drivel?" (Or I do, creating It themselves), to danllllly anyway.) But Meinzer's love song' are, swirling mass with enough good songs at once, so hopeful and wistlul, so to 1111 maybe THREE ~LBUMS (okay, honest and refreshingly laclllng In two.and...nalf), but I mean GOOD macho, and di splay such a sensa of songs . •• simple, catchy, Intelligent. humor, that they endear themselves good beat . • . and right up to the Immediately. And What's more. they currant somber Unit of humorless grow on you. Lovesick may treat the hardened professtonata. same old topics, but It's done In such Tttla le a sobering record. Aec6rded a fi81Shly creative yet comtortable way last winter by synthesist Paul Szp, that you can't help loving II. aided by synth-brothar David Kane, It's Loves/ellis, In fact, a labor of their first. Yeah, there's a lot of love-his llrat album, It was recorded synthesizer, maybe a litUe too much. In Tommy Calandra's four-track stud io, But most of the Faces' better qualities which meant that Dave had the manage to shine tllrough. Uke guitarist freedom to do what he wanted and the Dave McCreary's sparkling figures on control to make it sound the way he " Riding a Bomb." And George meant it to, In his mind's ear. That's Scherer's and Paul Szp's dopey bass Why It hits all tne proper spots. For and synthesizer lines, respectively, on example, the Interlude In " Siowdraam", "Deep Sleep." But Brian Szpakowski's Which quite aptly personifies the title vocal, usually one of the band's and lyrics In an Indescri bable but strengths, sounds thin and Is Instead unmistakable way, probably couldn't multl·tracked. Trying to beef that sound have been created without freedom to up, en boys? Incidentally, the bend has experiment. about forty songs lhl!t are better than Don't think that because Meinzer is ;'Deep Sleep." a bit dogmatic on his subJect matter Not bad though, and one of the best his music Is without variety. Though Its locals aver. primary focus mtght be termed country· , -Russa/1 Schoenwerter �_ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _oy M ich ael F. H op kins Artpark Jazz Festival: t980 marltedtlle beginning oLa new period of growth for the annual Artpark Jazz Festival. The Festival, firmly established as a bulwark of the stauncher mainstream notables, expanded their repertoire to Include the more eneroetlc stralght·ahud (Betty Carter), and a hint of the explicitly contemporary muse at hand (Oregon~ From all accounts, the long·awaned move was enthusiastically received. This being the case, this year's An park Jazz Festival (September 4 through the 7) promises to be a spellbinding thriller. For It may be said, Judging from this year's scheduJe, lhatth/s Is the year where the Lewiston Jam spectacular comes of age. Artpark Assoclete Director Joanne Allison has put together a presentation of the full Jazz spectrum, ranging the warm familiar of mainstream, the energized glow of the stralght ·aheed, end the atarllt Intrigue of the avant garde. Allison, In wisely dlaregardlng those stinted tocet watcllguardlans who actually pride their Jazz coverage on virtually excluding the likes of Cecil Taylor and Anthony Braxton, has come up with an area Jazz festival which truly begins to touch all the bases. May It set a precedent. Raw, Suave, and Cosmic T he power commences tonight at 8 p.m. In the Thutre, and power Is llt4t word for the duo of Oscar Peterson and Joe Pass. The acclaimed piano/guitar team, comprised of two of Jazz' most renowned stars, closed last year's Festival on a musically tumultuous note, and It Is suspected that the note Is sti ll lingering. Tonight. Tile roots of the Tradition are exhlbltec~.tomorrow night In the Theatre. At 7 p.m. Art park will be t_reated to the premiere performance of one of tile greats of Jazz royalty, Count Baste and his orchestra. The Dukes of Dixieland will be featured at 10:30 p.m ., and stlc>wcases some of the birth sounds of Jazz, Wilen the babe wls strutting tall up Basin Street, and rubbing the audacity of the sound clean In the face. "Jazz In The Parlt" begins Sunday afternoon, performances for Sunday and Monday taking place on the ArtEJ. The upcoming stralght·ahud band, the Upstate Express, will perform from t :30 ~ to 2:30 p.m., followed at 3 p.m. by the fusion group Taxi. They will perform until" p.m.. Beginning a half hour later, and rounding out the afternoon's parlt festivities. Is the Dinouur trio. Six p.m. In the Theatre Is the starting time for the one everyone's been talking about: The Marathon of New Jazz. This VC!Yage Into the jem fantastlque begins V(lth the lntarnatlonelly acclaimed Jaupoet Amlrl Barak&, the new terror of the tenor saxophonel David Murray, and the immaculate pleywrlghl of rhythmic might, Steve McCall. This trio, a dynamic oneness of verse embodied In Music emboldening the Word, Is entitled New Music. New Poetry, and the names Involved should speak for themselves. Following this is pianist Lonnie Liston Smith, known In fusion circles of late but most ecclalmed for his astoundingly brilliant worlt with Pharoah Saunders, and a dazzling commend of the 88 which pleyed down to no one. N ext In the marethon Is the Third Wortdcrosslng sounds of Beaver Harris and the 360 Degree Experience. One of the greet ensembles of this Music, heeded by one of the greet Jazz drummers, this performance provides a specfeltreet In the person of the steel-fingered freedomblues plano man, Don Pullen. Bringing two of the giants of exploration together, this one promises to be a patboller. Then, of course, concluding the MarathOn of New Jazz Is the Daddy o f em all: Sun Ra and His Arltestra. The description for the Jazz Mystic and his omnlversel entourage these days Is Cosmo Jet Set, but I doubt If Jets could even come close. The watchword, however, Is Cosmic, and this vastly lnfluenllel band has proven the many connotations of the term for nearly 30 years. Combining uprlghted mlnstrelry with an unsurpessable mastery of pleno, essorted keyboards,.orcllestratlon end poetics, Sun Ra (with gifted Jazz Influences like tenof John Gilmore, singer June Tyson, and rat·a·tat trumpet man Michael Ray) meroes this ell Into a sterc:rosslng song-n-dance act, converging the whole Jazz tradition with a finesse end verve that rivals Duke Ellington himself. Expect everything from du-wop, bebop, and swing stomp to freedom romp, touching African dence, street poem boogie, tel chi and, above all, you and me. The perk performances of area artistsconclude In the Labor Day afternoon. The ever·popular Buffelo Jazz Workshop, which Includes the likes of piano great AI Tinney end percussion grlot Emile Latimer, performs from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m .. Jezz In the Parlt concludes with the Dixieland-crossing Barroom Buzzards, who perform from 4 to 8 p.m .. The final night In the Theatre begins with a meeting of the ol' Black Beet, as the Drum sifter, Roy Haynes, Is eccompenled by his Hlp Ensemble and one of the great tap dancers (reed: true jazzdance), Jimmy Slyde. Shall It be tile mallet or toe which tickles the lime? Come see. Following this Is Madame Jazz, C~en McRae, bringing her no-sass singing style to beautify and burn. Concluding the Festival Is the Canadian swlngsters, Rob McConnell and the Boss Brass. The final night of 1~ Festival begins at 8 p.m. The experience will begin only when you get t here. Tonight. r; ~ ~\to SUNDAY , SEPT. 6TH (?. CFREE DRINKS~ ( 9-70 PM. 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SEPT. 24th· Buffalo Memorial Aud FROM HARVEY & CORKY "Another 97 Rock Concert Event" Tlcl<ou IVIilebloat Central T1clcet .()thee 210 O<rlowere & oil C.ntr11l T lcl<ot outlets In Wt11orn The Ultimate In Roclcln' Entertainment a C.nado a et the Shoo' s Bu!Uio BOll OHl<:e. C.ll WELCOME STUDENTS! 4156-2310 lOt lnlor"'*tion. OR CAU 847-OisO ·a CHARGE IT! located on Main St. Just minutes from U.B. Show this ad at the door 1r recellfe a FREE DRINK ANY 'NIGHT Tickets On S.Je NOW at U.B. SQUIRE HALL, MSC. " An occasion ol Joy! An affirmation that a musk:al can .touch une~ deptha In the human heert. Mowing, funny lind alwaya touching, It Is one of the gr•tHt musicals- to hit Broedway." - .....,, ,., rott r - 8200 MAIN STREET (near Transit) In SeP.tember! Find out why SJ:AGE I ...... Is the Hottest Club In Town! (I POf Wll<>mftl • FO< ottlo C.U 1!34~155 �Th D p.,manent Collection...! Albfight·Knox. 1285 Elmwood Ave. (through Sept 20th). ART/Annuals and Perenmats,selectlons from the Charles Burchfield collection plus other contemporary artists-BurChfield Center, Buffalo State College (through Sept. 20th). ART/Summarspaoa,wor1ls by local artists Kim Braun, Robert Collignon, G. Roger Oenaon, Bltf Helnrlch-Hallwalls Gallery, 700 Main St~ 4th floor (through Sept. 15th) PHOTOORAPHSIExhlbtls by Jack Butler and Jane Wagner-CEPA Gallery, 700 Main St., 4th floor (through Sept. 30thj ROCK/Sun Dance- Pauline and the Perils, Coffee Scare and the Detours, 4 p.m. In Squire Half's Fillmore Room on UB's Main St. Campus Free. BlUES/James Pe1erson & the Sunshine Band, Scf)uper House, 1802 Niagara St. 10'.30 p.m. THEATER/The Ra/nmaker- Peoplear1/Bflo., 224 lexlnaton Ave., 8 p.m. ALMIPopeye-dlrected by Robert Allman-Squire Conference Theater. UB's Main St. Campus. 4:30, 7 & 9;30 p.m. FILM/Yellow Submarln-Squlre Conference Theater, UB's Main St. Campus, Midnight ART/George Bellows: Works from the 4 s y A A u T BlUES/James Peterson & the Sunshine Blues Band-Schuper House 1802 Niagara St., 10:30 pm. THEATER/The Ra/nmaker- Peopleari/Bflo., 224 !.exlngton Ave., 8 p.m. ART/Sculpture '81, an invitational e•hlbltlon of Indoor and outdoor sculpture by 28 Western s u u E 10 s E D Exhlblt" - AAO Gallery, 698 Main St. (through Oct. 2nd). FILM/Mel Brooks' The Produoers-Buftalo State College's Student Union, 6 & 8 p.m. JAZZ/BIIal Abdullah Quintet, featuring Sabu Adeyola and Greg Millar-Freedom Train, 2500 Main St~ every Sunday at 7:30 p.m. y A JAZZ/ RPM featuring Bobby MNIIItello-Mulligan's Nlteclub, 1669 Hertel J!,ve. D N E s D A JAZZ/Susan Slack. Buffalo vocal artist with Mar1l Dickie on piano, Peter Piccirilli on bass. and others-Peopleart/Bflo., 224 lexington Ave., 8:30 to 11 p.m. BlUES-JAZZ/Singer Donna Bursle and friends- Schuper House, 10 p.m. 9 T y A THEATER/A felfer of Thyself by Jerry McGuire starring Alison Foote; and The BoK by Connie Schulz, starring Kitty Lavery and Danny Wallehorst-Falrfleld Branch Ubrary, 1659 Amherst St. ' FOLK/Kim Cady and open mike-Finger's, 561 Forest Ave., 9 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. 8 w New Yor1l artists-the Artists Gallery, 30 Essex St. (through Sept. 27th). FILM/Ordinary People-Squire Conference Theater, UB's Main St. Cernpus, 4:30, 7 & 9:30 p.m. ROCK/Modern Men- The Continental, 212 Franklin St. BLUES-ROCK/Paul Buttertleld Band and Albert Collins-Rockwell Quad, ~uffalo State College, 1-6 p.m. Free. BlUES/James Peterson & the Sunshine Blues Band-Schuper House, 1802 Niagara St., 10:30. ROCK/Trelalne and Brain One- The Contlentat, 212 Franklin St. ART/The Third N~lonaf " All on Paper 6 T D N H u R s D y A D y ROCK/Bush Tetras, New Yor1l City punk· funkers-The Continental, 212 Franklin St. THEATRE/A F~r of Thyself-end The Box-Fairfield Branch Ubrary, 1659 Amherst, 8:30p.m. Free. A THEATER/Wall Until Dsrl< by Frederick Knott, preview at 8 p.m.-The Playhouse,-652 Main St. JAZZ/Dinosaur, Improvisational Jazz and Jamming featuring Dave ~lderaon with guests y Nelson Starr and Dave Shavone-Schui)er House, 1802 Niagara St., 10 p.m. OCK/The Enemies-The Continental, 212 Franklin St. .._; �UUA13 and YOU RIDE THE BUFFALO INTO THE NEW YEAR with D A ·N "' /i. FREE CONCERT C E starring: Pauline and-The Perils The Detours & Coffee Scare Fillmore Room, Squire Hall, 4 pm . 8 pm Sept. 12 • Fallfest ·Gary U.S. Bonds Sept. 13 • Celebration '81 • Buffalo Philharmonic Sept. 17 • UUAB ,Co_ n certs • 805 Sept. 19 • Coffeeh~use • Michael Cooney � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/79898abe7b50f7daec69ae64c82022f1.pdf 3765c677532da0f8cd62eae5bab0bec4 PDF Text Text lHE Sunshine House may shut Monday EORUM Friday • Septembe< 1981 \lotume 32 Number II State Unl..rally ol Ne"' YO<!< at BuffalO " They came In, we s poke, and nothing was accomplished. The house wasacomplete and total mess." -SA Treasurer Mark Moore --- MIIN 0. t!t411 down unMu otf;cl•ll CIM1t tJP W.IOIPMf ,.,,l,ty By SETH GOODCHILD MaMglng Editor Student Association (SA) Treasurer Mark Moore said last week that he will be sbuuina down the Sunshine H ouse, a counselina service for $1udm ts, unless it repain its deteriorating facility this ,.~kend . Moore explained that he has warned House offocials consistently throughout tbe Summer that ou l>uilding on Winspear A•enue has dilapidated and tbus far been not• cleaned. House officials. ho,.~er. asserted that they did not recti\e any specifiC date, other than the end of the mootb to dean up the structure. Yet the issue bas become the latest feud bet10ee11 student groups over space, fundina and nqotiationss. with each side issuina denials and uadina barbs. ;,When 1 took orroce in April, one of my goals .. as to review and evaluate ~·cry club 10 "ted out those no lo ncer efncient," Moore explained. " They came in, we spoke, and nochina·was accomplished," he added. " The house was a complete a nd toea! mesa." Moon said he soon clcclded tb at the service$ would be better provided if the Sunshine HouJC: beelrne pa rt o f Sub Board l , rather tha n SA, and I hat it seek on-campus space. These discussions were in April, Moore continued, and after rc:ceivin& assurances that the "mess" "'ould be cl<aned up, nolhing happened. He also met with Division or Studem Affairs (OSA) Vice President Richard Siggelkow to discuss the possibolity of havina the Counselin& Center become a kind o ' "big brother" to the Sunshine House. and reached a tt.nlativc apeunc:nt, accordina to the Trta$Urtt. But aner waitin& throughout the Summer. Moore grew impatient and arran&ed a Summer meetin& with the croup to dean up the Winspear House, after n refused to do it oo iu o,. n. "~e &01 an experienced cleanup man, ,.ent o•·er oo Saturday and needed their http, but only OIK member sho"ed up," tb< offiCial asserted. "I v.1ll close them down unl<ss sotnethin& os done this Saturday," Moo<e in.isted. "I'll call up the uulities and h a ve thtm caneeUed-whatev<r it takes." The buildin& is owned by SA and lbt Trtasurer said he was considerin& usina it for oth<r p urposes. B ut M oore's story is no t the same as the facts aecordill& to the Sunsh ine Ho uae Coordinator o f Volunteer Services, Jim Warner-Saklad. He accused SA of improper ntaociatin& and said that the House needed htlp in maintainina ns upk«p. Wam<r·Saklad claimed that last No•·ernber he met with th<n·SA Director of Student Oraanilations Boll · Mack and other offkials and was told that SA wanted the House for its o,.n purposes. He al!>o said that durina this time, office space requests w<r< 'bcin& unansw<red. The Director added that the nm time he had heard Moore 1011 aoina to dose the facility was ..hen contacted by Tltr $p«trt1m Wednesday and said that he was under the impre;sioo that u "'ould be Ji\'m unbl t be cod of the month . "W'" wasot.patt oo campus, oothlna fancy. just '"'o rooms that can be """-""SSibl< late at ni&ht." Wamer-Saklad asserted. H e added tbat SA wasoriJinaUy "out to en" Sunshine H oose, accu>ina u nrst or poor SCf'iceund then backona down after the two met last Summer and House officiah used a tape recorder to doc:wnent the meetina. Wamer..saklad claimed that SA was trying to hire a HouJC: member 10 bdp force the House out of the Winspear buildln&. "I ha•-e reached the conclusion that th<y are nol deatin& stralght....,ith llS," the Director wnceded. "Since t he SA President J oe Rifkin 's administra tion h as taken o ver we ha~e had a hard time dealing with them ." The other distrepancy bet ween SA and lhc House is over its relationship v.ith OS/\ . 1\ecordina to Moore, ~m• l.intl of agreement has been "'nrked out, ,.hole Warncr-Saklad "ll~strt$ I hat ""e have nothin& with OSA." OSA Counsel in& Ser>lce Oort<llor Denise Galey said last week that sh< "'a~ unaware or any<Oncretc ·agreements ahhouah 5ome kind or necotiauons hld been conducted. Warner·Sal..lad admined that the fa.:iilt) .. as in poor shape, but biJmed SA ra< us f:ulure to help pay the eo>ts. charaona that ... hen House ofncials sho..-ed up to clean up the tround•. SA ,..as not in altendance. U01•ersuy Cornmunoty Hnghu C~nter Housina \ptalli<t Oa•e Mecl..le sent numerous lett<rs to the H ouse, SA and Unhmuy President Robert L. Kett<r about the run.<Jown house c:onditionJ. "It is in deplorable shape externally," he said, "and is in need or numerous repairs." The University has no lqalllability on the matter, v~ President for F'onaroce and Man-.ernent Edward Doty said; although he $lid it was -sub Board's respon5ibifity ultimately, UB "v.ould no1 walk away from if." Moor~. ho.. ever, claimed that be wu not interested in discontinuing the setVic:e, only that he could &et better use o ut o f it i f It was on campus. " We can 'Jet more scrvi« for less money, " he added. " It is simply wha t Is bes1 for the orpn.ization ••, �r------i n short.Catlllltl~ 1 Computer Change .. ......,..,., Special purchase Buffalo" a cily of tradiooft. •btrt old n~>IO<N art prtsmcd ohfOUI)I ohd: mil llun. It only malo ,..,w oa- of obt Vnl\n<ol) follcrn sur~: waiun&"' na_.on&J> lona hon ac doop'a6d" • oradot.,. aacloo bas btal procncd Tbt do<illusionmftll aacl loss apparllll ohlovcJiowl . tbt lot. but- tMa>phfotd ~. bni.Jcd .. ...,..........., 0.0 Rtadin& a conti< book. 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" l:<'lon ctlar&cd"' • •th loot•na 01 RARI and ~<ao& •here it r~ •• Hr added 1ha.l 1ht 1hr« m<mbn <Ofnmtll« ~~" 11111 in the prdomiiW) >Ia&< "'*"· Six of Yodn's choklrm oppo><d tht da.-boon ond ou.unfull~ p<rvmocd or until l>er d0<1or, Donald t.h,...l•co, 1nf0<mcd Ih.,. th•t dJe •IS •'bfatn dead"' and •ould only ll'c for 1',.0 mort da)S. Sbt cl...t •ithin 10 minui<S or do>C:OnllnU.:U""' A loa! C'orcwo Jud&< D. B. llaU&htnl "" aboiM 10 ,.,.. • clt<mon dcftndon& Yodn'•.n&)lt 10 dJt •btn obt lnlld<nl occuncd Suspect charged Polia on Vancou•« fonnally <har&cd OoftO<d 01-. •I. oo Mooday "lth the murdcn'or <islu men 'OUO& rc-opk Loll tnonlh h< had bcm arr_,nl fO< tbt murol<t or. I• ~ar-cld "'I ThOK mvrdtrcd. su sorb and thr« boJ>, ...,. lbt a&n bC'I•..., of91110d .8. The FBI os aonductma an .,,.........,. 10 ae of or- " cooncocd W.llh wmdat murders on the Wtst Coast frOftl Cahfornu to V.ashi"'IOO ' •• 0.--ld A.. Cot!-..oc-V,...M S• Utf'ttttno'Aitl lony OII..... Mtrtk Jemtt 01Vtf'Kefl:,_;.PI~Oif•P'It MIUIHf 0 8tt.ltnanthsl,._. MeftOtJt Jolll9y N Coo<IO<~I« Wayne I Hun..,.,Mbflftt Owe:: lOt M IK.ann~~ Shortt, G!QlfaiAtff. Ctotifiiii1 1CW ,,..s,..c:,.,.. .. ~.,.,.. - --n.o A..acloltaa , . _ , Filelcl ~ S,l'ld.a~e. LOt A~ T..., s~··· Col~t• HMdloiMs s.rtk.e ""-'ed FulYtn S)~!ed ...u.. ...• S.Cr""" ~-tar NIO\a ... ~-­ M~~·O~I,. ----·-..or . Tho-~ e"'*'11gr20,.11X) ,.. ~Off~ Me IOealiiC .. .... an._.,...._ .... _ T_P._,.olllt _ ...,_ YOf\.eJW1.._~ YM lQlC Pltll3>-•.-~ 1.1 ..,_NY St--ooc-.o pOII(y • . . . . . ...,., by me Eoow... CNei ~hON Of.,., fUI* ~ .. trhcM . . ~~Gt lht~-~~SU6c:tfr T M .s.ect,.,. • ptt~MtG . , autraao HewiPfeet tfte:~ t310 s.r.c. St. lhi"M NY 0..\llbu:l..S ,,.. 10 the ~ty ~r,tft~IOMCIOCJYI*~ Old textbooks never die they just rot away • . . And in t he process clutter Closesl. grow yellow wot h age. and create unnecessaty fire huards. But now, through a specia l Spectrum cla$$ihed advertosemen t section, ewm the most ebscure texis can fond new homes Md, pu1 cash into their prese1tl . , _·s w allels By using The Spectrum's speCial Texlbooll A . . lllafbt section, IIWWYb9dY can 'get I he dollar needed t o stan oil the , _ school year rig h t . So run up to 3S5 Squire, pu1 in a Flea matUI ad, and get rid ot thOse old memories ol Care t2t, or Chem t Ot , or Soc 222, or. .• u.tings coat 50 ceftls per book. (price lncludea 1111e adllon, author, boOk condition, courae tolle. proce . a~d owner's phone number.) �HANDLEBARS e Professional Repairs CYCLE co. SA RARI, employee at odds over theft of funds • Equipment fOf' all makes In atoclc ~-0334 The Cl~eat Bicycle Store To Campus! liS £NOLEWOOO AVE. KENMORE NY 14223 ~· ...... ., •ICtyptonlte 'Camonclale Pacb •A- . t .,..Uta ADD1TION~L COURSES History 456 Reg. No. 419754 European Underground Movements Th 3:00-S:SO Fillmore 330 Prol. William SMriden Allen ...... A ~«eod comprollllst bu ~><en rtoch<d b<tw«n tbt Studmt..-...odatiO<I (SA) and • ronn<r Oepartmmt of Rec:reetion and Rct.ttd lnstruetloo {KARl) emp~ who <mbazltd ssooo or audmt Ol&lldatory r.. money. Sttpbm Allen, who kfVtd as RARI aulaant director undu swpcnded UB ~ball coach William Moalwt.b, was dismlu<d from his positioa In Sprill& or 1979 aft<r it wu diJdo<l<d by fonntr SA Athk'lb Affoln Coordinator Oary D<vUl thll A1lca bad bcCil f•lsll)llw bmesh«u. Allca, a 1978 UB J<adldlt, was <mploy<d full· time by SA r.. the liARJ job. II was d~•..-.d tlw his )'011- -her Mort, who WIUIIbo Ot\ the RARI poyroO, bad ,._,,td duplicated cb<cks fa< boun worlltd. A .-oc1 ~. Rdwd Appleby. coosutCIIlly rollad OUI timt sbttU fbt .SO boun a work. Wbcl D<vUl fooond tblt Appleby alJo WO<ked oiO boun a • a Nlapra fiiJh ODCDPIIJIJ bt bqaa IO q - lbt aulbttolidry Of the poyroll fa!UCSU aod pramttd his .....,;doos 10 RARl Duector SoiYIIlor< Eopooito. Eopooito r<ported the ~ taiorls to Assiunt or u~. Edutauoo {DUE) Dean Wall<r Kuru.. Eopooko aod Kwu subseq"""IIJ mformocl V'JC< Presaclmt for Financr &lid Mao.......,.. Ed""'d Dcxy of lbc: aucltnt'• allqtd m~suo or r uads &lid ~a~....ud aa audit or lbc: rta..UOU prOJf&lll poyroll. om- T ht rtp011 rrom lbc: orr... or lnttmal Audit cited a "p01<1111al lola" of $4000. II was ....,,.Illy .u-•·..-.d tlw tbt ""' toealcd AJ tbt positioo or RARI ...UW.t d~~tt~or b paid dlm:tly from nudml maadllory [m,, KUN. advistd Sub Boord I Es«u!iv• Director Oeonls Bloc.\; thor SA would bt r..pOnsibk for r«>>upina tbt money. Wltllt Devin purtu<d Monkarth in 1979 for blllins b1a dblanee phon< .. for lht val'llty butball l tam 10 tbt RARI ICCIOUDI, • Clhara< wbicb ultlmalt ly l..d to Monl<ar>h'• r«<anatlon from tht pOSition or RA Rl Supervi.lot, h< did not p,..s <hasata apillJI Alkn or obtain • <Ommiomml for lbt rtptyrnml or lht stolm ssooo. u. moa<)l. Form« SA Pr..idtnt Tim Sbt<han malltd. "they - • mort .,.,....,.,..S with rbt Moa kar<h probkm than lbc: Stn-. Alkn bwincu. I r<m<mba admiolltratorl sayina evt<)'OO< wen! afr<r Monl.arth (for tbt ltkphon< mddmt) and no on<,. ..., ofln All<nrl bt addtd "Aikn fookd rhtm m1o thialtina he ...,uld poy.'' Whtn 1910-1911 SA Atlltc.ks Arflln Coordin11or Tom Eaan tonk off~tt "nobody "" punuinath< money," he rtpe>rttd. " I could not find any rtoords In Sub Boord or Mark or Sl<>~ ..,.. poJina • dim<." l!pn COIIII<Itd Sub Boord lltorn<y Richard Lipp<S about ~•ible criminal <harJa qains1 Allrn alt<r dlsc:uuioDJ with Allen fadtd tO brin& muJt.. AJ Lipp<S' SOit IOttfHI WU 1<11\Aith< 5SOOO bock bt dteidtd apinst Pfd>ln& thlflt1. "I .--·1 0111 IO ld him," Epn said, I just wanted the students: mon~y. " History 490 Reg. No. 183782 Rebellion and Revolution • China, Europe, U.S. Non. 3:00.5:30 ,.p..u., -t Evmluall), Epn obuointd a l'forniMify 001<. wiiJcb lepll} bound Allm 10 «PPY tbt S.SOOO and an that Allm .......ld 49 monthly poymmu or SIOl• Alkn rna« tht irulial poymtnl m JanWIIf)' or 1911 and prO<Ud<d 10 dtfaull on ·~• por-nu. Tbt 1911 ·1912 SA Alhklics Arrai,.. Coorcllaotor MJthld Fraam COIIIJ.nu<d to ""'t •1th Black aod Epa to tollect lbc: II!OftC). In July. Allen offtttd to tab a prnooaJ loa.o lo mot< • lump <um pt)11l<Dt of SJ500 to clear hi> dtbt ""lh SA aod Sub Boord . Adminblr~~""' olfoaab I01Io Mol b<m ••-ol•ed m lbt iDitW m•aaiprioo or lbc: ioadml ... 1979 t!lft 11 lbc: r<qlltll of Sub Boord I 10 ld>i>t tbt nudmu oo Afkn'• propoal. II was ' - ' e d thll tbt stud<Sil Of1AJ!ilations -.ld bt l<IIUII • daaatrous pr<t<dtnl b y a lo,.... 1um. "(Currmt SA Treasurn) Marl Moor• had 10M baa and W.m lbc: approocb Ont can 1<1 U500 bt ~.'' lila<\ tor~f<~~IO<I or Juda<m<nl .,cadl. =·if ACX>Ord•naro dl.tt, pa~<nl, whicb would bav< to bt deared tbroucb tht Sub Board I olfn. had not bt<n rt<tived a1 JliUI ume. Wbtn Allm wu con.-«1 by Tllr SJJ«trum ht asscned that • payrn<nl for lb< waller...,. had ~><en •=•td by SA on July 22. .. From my point of vw:w the date is clc:an," Allm aid. "I just wanttd 10 1<1 il OVt< with •nd I can nor ~« why rh<st otb<r porti<s (UnivtniiY offl(!als) art &tltina involv<d." Admini_a ratou are takina a dim view of the procttdinp. "I ( bt stolt SSOOO from rbt Physic~ Department, for <llllllplt, tht Uniwnlry would ao 10 tht Anomqo Otntral. No doubt •bout "· •• Kun~ Qdlimtd. "II is only btcaux it was stud<nl money rhll il was kft up 10 SA." lHE spEORUM'S eiprodlgaLsun uu~u Free Fillmore Room· 3 p.m. Friday, September 4th Cheap Beer Fillmore 317 Prot. Roger Dea Forgea For additional Information call: Dept. Qf History 836-2181 ••. .•• JELSAR ...... : Laundry and Dry Cleaning : • • Coon Laundry Maytag Toploading Washers • 4276 No. Bailey Ave. · 834-8963 . • • • • • (Nell Longmeadow) • • • • • Drycl. .nlng by the pound 2 · 2S lb. r ug washers load Star Petma Preu Dryers ATTENDANT ON DUTY! OPEN • A • • • • • ~~· Monday thru Saturday, 8 a m • 10 pm Sunday 8 am · 6 pm • • : • • Mtllard Ftnmore CAII~e Student Assocration --STATTINnyoN~HA~_-.:::_-:: lntervrews will be held the week of Septembet 14th for the hccutive Director 1posrtron of Jhe Mrllard Fit/mote College Student A.uociatron ThiS is a full time posilion dealing wrth all aspects of nudt>nt govemment at the State Umversrty of New York at Buffalo and requ11es a special backgtound in • student government and a knowledge of the ' workmgs of rhe University and specifically, Millard Fillmore College If mrerested, please forwvd tC\umc to Mr. P.ttriclc T. ttelmbredtt, Vice President Mill.trd fillmore Colltae Student Aisoc. SUNYAB. C.t~n H.tll. Bo• 71, An.herst, New Yort.. 14260.- - - - - - - - - - - - ' Welcome You Back To School With SUN DANCE A four hour energy alterr:-ative featuring the rock of: Pauline and the Perils The Detours Coffeescare Don't get caught in the shadows �High costs cause Parkside to close The ParUidc Cindy Company. for 54 \<an a Un,.<rm)' Hciah" W>dmarl. clo><d "' cand) fa<W<Y •• the cor ocr or 1\omn SuM an.! W-r last •-cck. Ho•<'<r. the com pan)., auorn<) has told nw 5p«1""" Ill< bulldonc .. aa b< sold to a 01011<1 and ibould r<-<liXD "' 1h<' '"'"and ncarrucucc. Thc clcciJ>oa to dose: Par~lil<k came ibortl) after the death of II> o•-· G<ora< Kauer. •iao OptD<d 1K flnl P01kwk CAAdy "ore 18 1921 and bllillthc omaiC Jlru<IUf< ai ) 1927. He sold .... candy.....l •lll ~to ball<llh<'- Jamo ~;....,"' 1960. but ..,......, o•n<nbip of the - Bul aft<r IW><r"• dcallllat )'cat .. tllc ... of 99. his ...... tiiO\<d 10 adl tbc bailcltaa· -'ad JIUDCS Kauer. atiQI hiaiiiDl<rtll ..... and the ax,t ol de»rc b) hiS dUidrc:n 10 canT oo !be bcu>ftcu • ..,...,....,.., A""'" .lO tbat he •ould dose: the historic aorc. ParU!dc"s la•yor. loUis BunNll. " handhlll 111<' sale of tbc buildine. "luch carries a Sl95.000 l"'i« caa. And accotdllll to lvm. lhcl"c arc already .,.....,aJ ""'""'Ill ---GRAND OLDE HOUSE Immediate Opening 'J'o Diatribute LIQUOR mART 2345 Millersport Hwy. samb\no spumante lHE spECmuM $3.39 I during ea.1-y mornings tlflh Mon-Wed-Fr1 Kuat have ~ r.•or,ute~ from h~c 111<' one M had k _,luna tluot rcq~~n~ ~f cfrllft."" M yjd Mlt"1 hard...,.., ""'""" a Ill-< ~h cu a ·-bouc th<' ...., tl.\ft.•• ll" ..............,. 10 _ . . out or Buffalo """'· pahar- to llo>nda. ~~Ctunldl& to Hud A bane ror colon<~ do<t<n and a ror t«l"'' th<' ridl. cool or IC"C ...sell a camp..C r..·-· pulor atlh<' mm<1 of Mom and v.~ar" """empty and Alld .,..,.... Ia& upwo~ t~udcnl>. •llo fed d ..,.,........ a1or1a •II~ 1M ollut-<lo-on of $q111tc Hall. anor1l<f lft«'((l •"'* a..,.'""' q""""· ..,.._ cw q-. ......... or !he ....... honpr<d camru• ttaclctlon Al onc wud<nl J'UI ''· ""111 """ Parkadc a lor. It ..... l t("'ll \•tct f'la«, '0 bt:· BALLET, MODERN & JAZ2 CLASSES STUDENT DISCOUNTS A.M. & P.M. MON·FRI BEGINNING - PROFESSIONAL LEVELS ., FEA TORING JAZZ WITH SHELLEY HAIN FORMER UB STUDENT l TEACHER 11A - SONY AT BUFFALO MA - UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON DEN ISE ALLEN·TREOER DI RECTOR FOR DETAILS 838-3048 'l'ruck or Van. Wage •eaouable CEL\A;co $3.69 \..ambtU 1.SL aotu. :>n,, tC"ffal PfO\{)t\'tl\~ bu)tr~ nqouauna 10 purch~ •M &tore and fldOf)' Bvnnan t."'nwckn tht Ilk of 1M butlclon& lmmon<nl "lt"ll luopprn U) da) no•. any hour:· lkattnan UJd A> ret Jam<>~,.., and hi\"''< Hvd. •ho tuo-. opora1<d 111<' bu"on' un« 1960. !hey hopt 10 Optn .....ch<T candt ""'' toen<da)-but DOt., ...... Vorl <;,ac< •• A candy and rou .... aorc Call KJ..ke at 831-3681 ' the North Campus SUB·B ARB I (PUBLICATIONS DIVISION) 688·6666 . - ircb Refrigerator Rentals Saturday Sept .. 5 Governors (by the Grub) 10am. · 2pm. MSC by the Underground 4 pm. · 8 pm. ·Sunday Sept. 6 Ellicott (by Fargo Cafeteria) 9am. • Spm. Units Available 1.8 cu. ft. $35.00/yr. '$25 deposit 5.0 cu. ft. $55.00/yr. ' $25 deposit Semester rates also available limited supply Any Questl~ns Call I RCB at ANNOUNCE I S4,5f)f).f)f) . I IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR NEW PUBLICATIONS! I . . . .1. . ... THI! INNOY.\TI VI! PlJIIU CATIONS BOABD IS NOW AOCI!niNG APPLICATIONS FOB THESI! NI!W.OB CONTINUING PlJIIU CATIONS APPLICATIONS ABI! AVAILABLE IN 80011343 SQUIIll! BALL AN. I I % TAIJII!BT BALL 1!8011 10 All · .C:30 Pll. ALL OOIIPLI!TI!I APPLICATIONS IIVST 81! RI!TVBNI!I TO 80011 3.C3 SQVIIll! BALL ONLYnt I FOR FURTHI!R INFOR MATION CALL 8!11·2581 �.. "A thletes are vulnereble to e lot ot medical notions resented to them, • •• some Players are willing to try anything back 100 percent abillt ! ' - - - "DMSO Is known to produce, as/de from its garlic smell, a variety of side effects• • .scaling of skin, nausea, headache, and iii'i8f Ciiirrilii:" - DMSO Wonder drug gone bad ochiJOphrm'*. By DERDRE MARTIN Spftyrwrt Sttl/fll'nttr "0"50 .. dcri•ed. '"'"""'. cbtrnical proocso, from 1_..,, a lmqillc "' 10 year old woman. aippled ..;t.b OllhriliJ, .,.. ~­ praaibcd paJa IJIIcn orrcnaa nwmal found ,. "'GOd. Ac:cordma to l(lm Stalker. Coosumtt Aflain of ~ Buffalo branch or chc Food and DNa Adminoli"'IJOII(FUA) thiS" tbt 4;ub<&ancr •tudl aauaUy ocmmu chc ucc cells ..,..U.cr IU a b)--product or chc uoduary, u ,.., found 10 be "' <X<dlmc dld1111naJ 101-c. used mainly Ia tha production of .,.,.... and dyn. UJed soldy for tlul purpose •hell II WM inlroducuJ Ill the 19401 it dod noc ctner~< as a potential dNa untU tilt 19601 and btpo to aurott aucotJOo. ln!ertOt Ia OMSO a a dnaa b<po In 1961, but tliaical tcstina was hahtd In 196$ ,.ben u wu disco•crtd cl\01 OMSO caused eot~~ld«al* ey< ~am... "' lobo111tory animal•. Expcrlmcoct orr- liuk oc no rdltf. Or t.bink or"' atbletc •llo, aflu SIIA&IIlina 0 uaneodous ankle sprain, has opted DOl 10 ""' ~ ..,.,.,.ed of mcd.a.J utati'M'ftt for ~injury. Ia atb<r cast, ~ oolutioo SC>Ut~>• may comt In tilt tDC::1D$ ra<m of Oimt<hyl Sulfo.ndt, onm timts <Oiled OMSO. OMSO, a •lddy used tlltmical cleanlna qcot aad lndUWial oolvent, has rt<lm~Y bml tilt subj<ct of c:ocuidcnbJc: tot1UO\'tnfond dtbatc. This occurred whtn OMSO wa.s rq>uted to ha•·c llletal>t\lli< poccntial for a ..;de variety or arnietiont, "'lll'na in everylbi111 fra<n bunitb co flO"""' rntn.:ttOfU "'ft't on.-lu<k F.. ~...,.. pan thcst >eud10 mckd p baft&IDc:Ondushc-. due- 10 the dtflituluts "' conductUI& • cootrolkd test oa 0\f.SO ... h •u 4tffiCIIIt f<X t.bt FDA 10 run a blmd ltudy, ., Scalktr said, "si- talma pboc. people btpa oo e'SIIor< 0,150, b)- ohcn hailed by ···oaau ct:n..a-•• mUl) u a "0'1.150 ...... used .. !he 19601 to mcnast~ a~oroc~otr dNp," r<eaJitd J>lwl!UCISI oo« t.bt OMSO was odowrustcrtd ~ tot1trol aroup ~ •bo ~ wen bcca..,. of OMSO's side Jollfl)h Capc:)'llsl<l. "They thouJht they could JUSt mOA DMSO '""" cbtst ocher sul>ilancn and u .,ould be d•spcrsed dftcl." Tbt "sidt tffttl" r<ftrr<d to is tbt OM most •idd)' recocnized in rqard 10 DMSO-a prbc-likt I&Sie and odor 011 the brtalb and sl<in. Tbb odor is Mdtnt within a few immcdoatd) '"""'*"""' Open 7 deys a week serving Pizza REGULAR or SICILIAN/All kind s of Subs HOT or COLD! Chicken Wings -. Olnnera - . . . . . . _.~~-,. . . _. . . . . - . . . ""'' .t• ...,. tod~lk M tfM C• "-ow SuuHted OloiAodlllMIM iJ7!11!. f>ll-7-878 , 836-6998 8316 MAJJ'i ST. • H~4lf ""'"" MJI'Pf'Wdly .... honas tim< tfftaf\~4 Ho~. tbr -.c of aooC'C'CK'f\ptt"t dtqs "'comtMDitio. 'flltdt OMSO u DOt a •IK tdc:a.. .._.,.,.to ~-.sl<i. "Ia IOfDC C:UCS. II uoauotd ~ ooxloty or- or lbt dnaas tbcy wuc: m1Ull t.bc OMSO ..c." be fiOitd. s.ma.tly, ..,,. .....,....,. •ithm the OMSO lbdf a< u tht r«lpCnl'l sl<Jfl ...... - · · and be pulled lftiO ~ body U MI. hilt 0~150 "'foS appr.,..td b)chc Fl)A In I910 foe IOpocal W ~--oeqe· I I Nil PROTOCOPV! If O PKOTOOOPTIIfO J55 Squire Holl I lunch •nd OlnMr II_~ , Resuv•tions Calzonea ~ ~ o '* lft'M.mml of VWIOUS J('lnln.l and ,.,.., onnu.m.u•. 0'150 d ' •us. ,_;., • · - f!Wftlt. ~. . . . FOO. '"""~ Every Monday Pfue Spec/1/1/A.LAROE CIIEESE AND PEPPERONI$8.75 + 1111 Plc:lt Up OnlyFREE DELIVERY WITH MIN. S4 ORDER 836-6999 ,,.. their s)'Sicrn." Tlns hSUmpuoo '" ao surpn.K coo>idcri!ll OMSO'• absorpc""' capabihoy. Apphtd to chc •k•n as a $0 pcr«nn tO 90 p<n'tnt IQU<OU> minutes or bwnan in&at-ioa or OMSO and may las! up to ..-cral hours. \'Wt It*~ iN\ f'fltOt CO ttchaiclll «PCI'\mmlalton •"M N~ ~•tc ,.,.,. , oo.;, Ovfl M ·~ 4Hwwn 3"7 IIAJLY CORNER MINNESOTA looJcacd r""hcr ,,,....... ..,.,.or OMSO on tilt trtae....,.l or onflammoca<y ddftJO and \tlttol dliOider> 8ul •h>lt aU th•• OLD RED MILL INN V lA VENETO PIZZERIA >OiuuoA or ad. OMSO IJ . lmmtdwd) ohwwbcd and doocnbuttd obr~ ~bod) •&&cr \\ hrn uted •• mmbtnauoa '"th topiaol rortotOntS for - . J fun.Mr ttilJQitn l961 rt\ta~ !hOI 111\1< <)f domaat OC\.""U.trrd tn humans and ('hntcal ..... ,......,... t.bt follo•>lll )'COr, ,. ben OMSO ,.... bcin& ao,uttJ;atcd for posstbk uw tn tr-eatmc:nt of '"--ariou.l Sft'iou.s condJICODS, amon& them rh<vtJWoid otthmis I r-The Jewelry Exchlft9e DIAMONDS ....1 Fl•• Oold & S.Nw J•nlry lor rh•f SIHJC'I/ w,_,., _OCCifj(;an _ ... J .-·ROOnE'S· OoOt-Aow.a... ...... 834-UI1 a4. Cb.,..-.c. ~ 'f ........ --.. .... . LOOKING FOR INTERESTING ELECTIVES? .'fADing~ 0. O..W. Or4er tf ChieM Wllss TRY THESE COU RSES OFFERED BY UNDERGRADUATE NURSING DEPARTMENT - ~ . ' OPEN TO NON·MAJORS N350 Human Growth a Developement 4 cr. A- Th 3-6:50 B - M,F 9·10:50 C- M,F 1-2:50 N418 Suicidology 2cr. Th 4-5:50 . - I· FREE ........................ _,.,.,._ N382 Management of lllne.. rn the Home 2cr. M 4-5:50 N429 The Troubled Child 2cr. M 4-5:50 ~t,__ Expl,.. Dec. 31, '81 VALID ANYTIME ... Ytlllf ... l~~ ,_,._ ROOnF~ ~ ...... ,_ -"6ii:cnoo~=--r ., M ilt«apon HWf ,._,_ • ...,_,., . Tho~ . 51 �Wonder drug. WUL 1UERE.YtXJI«f£1TRJU<S! AFrFii'SIVAIJ.OWNGfMRNINEHUIIDRED ~~R-Ht1T JALAPENo PE~OLD ERNIE HERE At:fCJALLY PRI!FEP.S rHE."TASTE OF IIUI WJMWA ~MIAIJIANftER Tr>A NICE~OF 1- STEPOVENCJ.EAIVER.' MIDPYA.sAY,ERNIE? 1HE llfJUOWPIIMJf"APP';RS? /I(ASNr71(Ar WfTH hWU~IJ.OlLJBRICAIITC? SURE... AHD BOI?ts M£/'flES lfAYEJ)111£ aPGYPSYIRIESTfloi7HE.5CEIE WHI!iRE 1H£:(11JRNBJI.LJ'::6C1WC GIRAI1l!SINTHEOf/NESEK£5T/tRIW!:.. hobb) """'' and hard•-aro "ora. boll ofltn of it poorchas<d. •<PI<ka&<d and .old 11 up lo lhr« aim<> tht orl&iiW prie< Oft tb< <trttl or In health food "or<>. Salt or OMSO u not iU<PI howt'<r. lbt salt of OMSO •hoff apiiCd m<docal dainu art madt oboul aht 101bAantt is. And tb< clllm., •hto ahty we mod<, ....,. r1111wti<. DMSO is r<POflccly - r u t in relimrc 1U ol aht loUoonaa; ..ud< pilQ, athltte*l o•n fr« ...u SP0r11 '''btthcr - ) The aboY< clctaiptica may IOWid a bol wremc, but il is 111 no woy on.._..-. OMSO" to prOC!ou• ..;.s. r.- ill p111c ·~Y or sod< k"""" •mdl. • cfftcll, puti<ulariy upoo lh< Jkul. Otba err.... mduck ....,"' or the •k..,. nauttl, bcldadlciDd Old Vienna Canadian Beer doarrhta The boah<r lh< OMSO con«ntralion. tM file)« st\en: tM crrecu . Lone""" tfftc1s an uill llrJdy unkno~11 . ~u~s ~?\ - t......, O~SO•••~chticdorlbc ph) a.i<ian> It u 8 hl>t ....... ldvucd ploym 10 u~ en)'thln& like OMSO, ahc ttlllncr molnaaincd. RlcUy btbcvn lhllao bnn& OMSO iftao Ill< body ,. ""m • preuy nsky - . . , . .. end maanwas a.ha• •t is more ad'\-'H&bk to .. ,. ..... and a« .,'bac R:K:Ir'th b:u toJbow:' Normllly, IIUdl IJUuna "'ould bt lrtacd l o y - th< eppliator ntbtr oc cold ao lh< problaa ~ ... ...... lhU prl>'a 10 bt cffcctJvc. ~'lull thea ......,., ...Itt ... achlftt •am to~ •1lh - " ' " ' bkc 0\ISO! "Athln.. IU >lllncflblt 10 I lot or mcdital 00110111 prcomtcd 10 them ... Rl<Uy Ald. "Some tpOrtl playcn arc wrnrna ao try an)'lhlna to , .. bltL 100 p<r<en~ obiliay." For all las unplcuant tmpllcallODJ and lht llct or m<dal mdcntt to JUpport ItS daun>. OMSO llOfllin- 10 ,..,...... inte<at end -•rovttJ). 1M FDA 11 curra11ly .....""""' date OCI tht ... or OMSO "' ......... sdrrod<rmi. • 0'11'1111"1 "-"'voh'"" llwlw>ds... ......... polliblt ..... rcprd 10 brau& ud ~· _ •.,.......... Sc...S... arc o;pcctcd to bt COIDI'I<tcd by 1911. tlfttillha ,..,.., pllarmldm hew btcn ur&cd 10 PfOICCI - - rrom this " wonder <INa" by DOC diJtribuun& this prodiK'I and ~~o\s00 ~ "'0Q\CJ .... Spcculau<JO 11 ao "htth<r OMSO lw allY rcdomwl& qual• on., abt trdlrntnl of lpo<t«<atcd ...,..,... 11 MOtion ...,. bDnl ralocd. UB Atblt:bt Tre""' MoLe llodly hu htlrd ...........,... or p&oycn ao DMSO. bur tft 1udl .,.... lh< Individual "11o h u - OMSO .. • me~~~• or tre~uncnt . Stall:..,. wd !be hu spoktt~ ,.;tb • numh<r or struor atiuM •ho oflt.n resort 10 DMSO u on ud in dcalin& ,.;ah ll<lhriuc point. Scolke< n01cd thll .. SomC' or th.~ · ·lU swear by u, '">"AI tblt Ia really worb. Bul ahtn you &<I 01h<r1 tbaa say tbinp lokt, 'h nearly lOOk tbt tl<in olr Illy ... ot orr my hand." This advertisement is o blatant attempt to persuade you to buy Old Vienna beer. If you keep buying our beer. we11 keep running our cartoons. • • .,..,,_, olan...W 01 lau oal> ....,. pro-.. cff«tift for h_.,. .... Ill th< ,,..,_.., o( illknlllial ()>'•"'· 1 peulful blodd<1 coodo1001 . OMSO" noa 1 cbrfocuk "'"..,.. ao , .. • hold or. bclut< &I. toht:Dt, tt'"d.IOid ia moll lllondr · I'IO'diJna. ortbrruJ. l<tldoftllll. - 10 • boc or 01h<r echt!, pain>. and - · doiaa< - by. , ... can ODIY bt tatafood th<- Most people prefer Old Vienna to almost anything. . ...._..._ Welcome You Back To School With SUN 0 A N C E A four hour energyalternative, featuring the rock of: Pauline and the Perils The Detours Coffeescare Free Fillmore Room 3 p.m. Friday, September 4th Cheap Beer Don't get caught in the - shadows �Reagan looks to revoke ru les o Title IX sex.equality guarantees 8y SETH GOODCHILD MaMJtnl EdiJO< TM Rttpn admiJUJUation is proposina that lhe rules .,.hich provide much or lhe ''bite'' in the Tille IX rea~tlons-wbicl! forbid ~• discrimination in aplleac:s lhat rective federal aid-be re.oked, a move that carries lmplicatioru for UB's athletic proaram which will be foctna an October review. lr permission is 811J1ted to tbe Dqlartment of Education by Anorney Gc:neral WlUJam Frftlch Smith, the chanaes would alter the pc»hlon lhat the federal ao•ernment hu taken in the past on court cases related 10 discrimination, and, some eharae. Kl back .. the: cause." The Universicy .,u stuna Jut ~ember by a complaint brouaht bY the "timeD's OO..Iina team aplnst the albletic depanment, ~«Wina it or se-en 1itle IX violations. Arter droppina the case In January, lhe team ukcd the Ofrtce of Civil Riahts (OCR) to re.nstate the complaint , accordinato Asshtant to the President Ron Stein. Women's Athletic Ou:cctOr Betty Oimmlclt said last wcdt tbat She bebC\ou lhc Reapn adminiaration will face resistance in its aUernp! to cut back on Title IX. "I think there will be . a move by the women or this country to write their conaressmcn to prevent it fror happening, .. she asserted . D 1111mick said she c:xpccced the Reapn move, but wu not overly concerned that a chan&e "'ould hamper her efforu. She noted that many schools already view women on equal footin& and give comparable auention ua to the Pftllr&m and wiU conunue to do so. re,ardlm or Wulunaton C\entJ. UB AfrtmUiti>e Actioo Coordinator Gc:orJe Unaer maintained that the Presodcnt himsdf is - able to chana• the law and could only alter lhc re,ulatlons-which she anticipates may healn shortly. Only Conarcss can abolish the law. Unaer pointed to a decree, the Rtqan adminlsuation announced last weelt-holdina that employers would oot be require<lto ba•~ an affinruo!ive aalon prOJI*lll unless they had more than 2$0 employ= and OH'r a SI minion dollan in contracts. UB does not fall under either eateaory and would not be affected, she added. "That administration hu aonc on record as bein& opposed to o•erre,uladon and is Sludyina all re,ulauons, .. she commented, "and I ..·ould im-sane 1ilk IX .,.ould not escape scrutiny." But Unacr added that, to her knowledae, the Affirmiti•e Action Office had re«ived no o rficial ootincation of chanaes from Washlnatod. Wben such rqu_!ation auodc~ncs •« cbanaed, they must be published on lhe F«krol Rqmu. lasl ~~It's affirmative actions alteauom "ere, but to date there has been no specific mention of 1ilk IX. Early In Aujust, TIJ' Ntw York nmt'S reponed tbat Secretary of edueatlon T .H. Bell proposed rule cllanacs lbl1 would "suspend enforcement or some exisuna reaulatioru ,.bile he "'ent throuah the process or makin& lhc new ones ltnown." A major portion of the Re~aan _,__,,...,_.... modlllcauons centen on whether employees arc covered under Tule IX. Presently the amendment prOieets ,.orlters, but lhe ebanaes hold that emploY= are co•wed adtquately in other Civil Ri&hts SlltUtes. "l"M reaulatiOII be!na amended affects all edueatlonal cntitks that are recipients or Federal fonaneial :assistance provided by the Department or Education," Bdltold 17ot Tunes. As for athletics, Title IX r<qulres that resour«i and time be "equal. tn effect ," ~CCt~rdonato Oommock, "ho decloned tO diSCUU the SIIIW of the 100mm's bo,.Jio&le&m complaint. She explaoned that an instituuon does not have to &ive the same number of dollars. but rather. provide the same quality equopmmt and the like. "A lot or people lhink )1011 have to Jive lhe same amount o r money," she commcnled. ''They doo't tanduSiand that you don't oee<t the same amount." Ou:ntnKk said the futurt!-nen With a possible rules chanae on the horizon-of the prOJI*lll was stU! solid and she lamented that many schools were havin& trouble stayina at $1atur quo With past years. "Thank aoodness "e &01 an tncrea.se. prices for ..ery~hina are aoina up and n's l'fclty dofrocult Sta )'UII Sill!~$ quo," the coorc!Jnator asstTted. Qimmic:lt added lhat lhc Uawcrsny ...iU be faoina an October review or the Sports proaram by OCIL Student IJealth Insurance Office All full-time students (taking 12 credits or more) and all foriegn students who do not wish to have the Student Health Insurance must submit a waiver by Sept em be~ 11th. Waiver Deadline September 11, 1981 (Closed Labor Day - Sept. 7th) · HOURS 9·5 11·3 5·8 11·3 5·8 5·8 • SUD f7\ DOARD :JC)ONE.INC. 213 Michael Hall 3rd Floor Lounge Squire 3rd ~loor Lounge Squire Capen Lobby Capen Lobby Ellicott Complex (Student Club) Mon-Fri Mon-Frl Mon•Thurs Mon-Fri Tues-Wed Mon·Thurs " Any questions concerning Health Insurance - Waivers, coverage or claims call 851-3248 or stop by Room 213 Michael Hall. · ~-. ·-- .lllo -. 7. �editorial Rapid rapid transit The r e i - lasl June ollhe N iagara Fronl lef Tr811$p0<1allon Aulhortly'a final tt.pld l raMII c:onido< aludy Ia a ptlrne example or the _,voluled web of comptomtae and conlroveny 11\al reaulla 10/hen public MrVk:e needs pollical upedfency. It aloo ral ... lhe queslion of now students aheuld respond when aalled 10 ~ ~ l he4nael- and lhe communtly thai SurtOO>nda them. ' The study, wllocll p<IO<Itlzn the pon.ble rout• tor subur1>an ex1enloon ol Buffalo'a l ight Rail Rapod Transit system, recommenda thai t he t ranSII hne be ell1ended both lo Amher., and l he TonawandaL A preliminary report raluaed nearly a year ego had raeommeflded lhallhe Amheral route- which would connect UB'a Main Sireal and Amhanil campu-- be serviced by a system or "Uptass busMS," and notlhe rail alone as had been juallllably axpecled. This preltmonary report cauaecl a good d eal o t political flail from Amherst Town Su pervlaor John Shatpe and Conorasaman Jaclc Kemp, Who6e constlluenclaa would benetll graally from lhe an Amhe<SI raflroule. and lhe report In Ill final form recommendea rail tinea to both Tonawanda and Amhe<St. The B¥entual lnclualon o f l ha AmherSI extension was a response 10 a pollllcal reallly lhJt has and will conti nue t o face l he N FTA; Jack Kemp happens 10 be a pollllcal lnsldor In l h e Reagan While House. And In this age of New Righi cul baclcs In virtually all forma to federal aid, not only are aubutban el<tenslona 10 the rail line llangl ng bX a thin th<ead, bul It l hey ara 10 ba made al au, ltoey will be done Jack Kamp'a way. The quest ion lhll arlaea Ia whelttar lhe Amherst enenslon Ia nMded a1 all. The June corrldo< S\udy l ndlcales l he Tonowandas exlenslon would be the mosl lrutllul In Ierma o f rlderahlp and eoalellee1lveness. And II can be argued 11\allhe Town of AmherSI. a hlgr,.;ncome suburO, doesn'l really need a rail line. A lransol fine to a well heated communUy hke Ambet~l seema 10 eontrad•CIIhe enure coneepl of masS> public transportallon. I hal of PfOOKI•ng lranspottallon to lhosa .,ho can leasl aiiO<d II ll'a higflly po&Stble 11\al only one trana<l line ..,n be funded by ll'le lede<al goyemmenl, and 11 111&1 al'lould occur, pollical wisdom seems to auggaal I hal the line ..,u go 10 AmhersL II'a 100 early 10 tell how Congreessrnan Kemp \'oews his role In bti.n glng a rapid transil extensiOfl 10 lhe area. wllether tl's political looiballln I he classic game or American pork barrel or somethtng he genuonely lhlnks Is needed and should be employed In the mo.I eiiiCienl and lair way possible. What eompheates maUI!fs - n further Ia AmherSt's hlstooeal rlghl lo a tra..sil roula The dac:l5l<>ll l o build the UB campus was contingent on the building of a rallllne connecting II with downlown &l!l alo. As we all know, lhe line ell1nded only u far as lhe Main S1ree1 campus. The Amhe<SI campus continues lo suiiM hom a sllllinll lnsularll y between II and lhe outsode communtly, and II doesn't seem II could ever be a viable unoverslly campus wllhoul a rail one connecting 11 to the Clly. 01 course, Amhersl's "hlstoricalrlghl" to a llanlsl line Is lhe kind or noble Idea lhal Is 11ampled upon almosl dally by lhe deus ex machlna thai Is our pollical system. The lacl to be emphasized Is lhet The Amhersl Campus needa lhe line despl!falely if II Is to lhri¥8. The greal bulk ur oll.eampus sludent nouslng, cultural e..nll and othlli essential goods and seMees are loealed In the clly The Amhersl Campus was buill with the p!omtsa of a rail line. Wolt>oulol, lt.4eema an almost rodoeulotrs Idea, as •I someone had onvenled a bicycle wlthoul wlleels. ll'a a thorny Issue, and r~f~eeuve or tne kind or every man Ia< himself mentality that lhe Reagan cu1baclca nave created In lhls country The eonvannonal wtedO!n aeemato be 10 .,, back and Walth whal 1\appen&, the IChllmS C-lad b e l groupe all grOI)Ong lor a meaget sha~a of 1-al Junda ,... -ulled In a kind of poiUreal &palhy, il reslil'!ailon 10 lhe 1nhumanlly ol our f)OI•Uc:al ays1em, a thai lhare·a qp1 much one can do Stop tbe games Full NYPIRG Then the 8SU Now iU the SunSM)e House. n..a·a -thing about aludenl groups and lha Sludant Aaaoelallon(SAI Almo.l every hme a conlr-.lal organ<UIIon bacon.- ltwol¥ed .,,1h SA lund1ng and ap.c:a, tne mallet becomes cloudecl tn politiC& and ln-llghllng and everyone IO<gels the baalc ractt The Sunahlne Hou.. it anotttar ona or 111oaa laauea The whole lhlng Ia realty quite simple, 11 one Jull looka a1 the I eelS But 1n11aad ..&l)'lhlng Ia a ,.,..., Sunshine House Ia aocualng SA of dirty dealings, SA Is mao and lhe 1wo arelladlng Insults w11h eaCh other. Suaplclon Ia c:ommmompt.c:a and holhlng coniii\ICIIve Ia oocurtng. Facl number one:The ter¥1ce Is essen11a1. Sludenla noed a kind of counseling service that is lndependenl of ll'le Unlverally bureacraay. Sunshine Houaa can do lhla. Facl number two:Tila facility Is In mlaerbate shape on Wlnapear Avenue, somebody has to clean II up 0< alae I he SA will be In legal hoi water Fact number lhrea.Sunahlne House needs funding and apace on lhe Amherst campus and Is ..uung 10 lalk wllh SA aboutlha mall &f. Fac:l number lour Treasurllf Mark Moo<a Is potnladly alrelghlforward-he belfa¥es In the house's wonlllneas and Ia eorrac:1 thel tne laelllw naadl repair He la also follng his palienca. So where'a the p<-? ) Surviving praise Sundance I •ould ,,.,. to thenk you u very much ltN SU:A'fVaL FeU 1$8,_At I rea.ldc¥tr dlrKlOIII 8uii1Jo Stat• I Anow tMt tht r••Hhnt ' '''"'"'' lptH«:IIII rout IIIOff now tMt liN ,.lldWJt Jl~tl will lN 1011 to anrw., 10m• ol thtlr own ouecllonr about tM OvMit CJty lltd hi'H l cmtft 10 r om• plio,.. numtatrtr lhll might otMtwltf H dltncult to UUA8 ln<l Thl Splctrum'l Prodtgol Sun WOtJid IIA, Col,. to '""'''all m 1m~a ol UB to SUMdance. T1111 leJtfWt efttU will tw li king pJ1ce todl'l If 3'()0 p m m the Fillmore Room, Squire Hill AdmiUIOn Ia ' ' " end the l•olleop. SUManc.a le•turlttg Plulmt 1nd The ~'"'· TM Detours and CoiiHictrt 11 1 mtnJ.ft,WII to c:.Mbt~t• the renaluence ol The Prod (gal Sun Thlr gtH t opportunlt'l to en/O'I 1om• rock•lfld roll mu1k: and It t go e ft., 1 chaotiC WHk ot $CIIoot obtain. '* • 0on•r ~~ #o" In fnt At 1 C.nadll n 110m Toronuf1 M ould llktto dlfftet your e tten non to tiN 'Hf'l w.ll .wm., anlcJt about my hom<~ rown The oniCJI •c.nodo'a lovoriro cl!y ott~• 10<:41 &11111011~n• ' " ellilrl"f brliiMn,... .., or Dowd Czo/ko, co111ama • 1J mlllokoo 1 would hlfo to anaCIO*I -· Lott w .-oma.n UUA8 Dl'lllioft Dlnlde>< Onrotio PlaCIII Olllca/ty o ,.,.,..,., p/llce. The fi'Oundl , ,. lfOifl Vocrorlo Dor until lila C.nodlon Thenlf~glY•ng (US ColumOuo Orfl on tlla The --ong .,. - .,_l Poetic plea - •n<lo IChldulo - • lnro «twcr «r.t t..OO< o.y, -Ill' unlll l hel . . . tM grouMa MoP/0 I.MI OOICiotll,- ot , . T010111o _ ,_ LMio Hwiloy r...,, 1o loatH . , C.J11on SltMt &.t,not""Ootronl• • - tlll lllaanldl. I "" wtftlngto os.t ltX .,_!Nip. If)' ..._ ,. I aM 2tl ....ro old, S'r, 1116 _,.,._ If)' .., ,, c.-. I M o loltg wor ,,_ - and am loMiy. lom o.U., ltN a pel,.....,- ~ a--Siteof E.,,_,,.~~~ IMI/tu,. Ia .,...,,., _.,. ot a - Ana,.,_,.,, _ oopeclo/, ""·Co11ofa - - n~ g "" - - ., the Ho~~-W)oort ot - -~Edit. .._ ,., _ , . . , _., . .. ....., t' - *' _ ,_, ___ ..,;_.,_,_lyrlt;&.l -..roo. - ·--.. ,.._ 9<11. rd , -,_., ..,...,,..,t _ '"' ,_.,_ , __ .. _-,..• .... _ _..,.lt...,,. ,_,..... ,__..,,,. __ ,.,_loMiy-_ ._. ,. ,._ _n-...... ,.,,_,.-",.,-·lld-........ .,.-.,fllll- ' -·--------... _,., ,....,_,~ «f/0'1 goo4 ...,.,., . ,. --r.... ..... .._. -10A30112 Alllca, N.Y. 14011 n,. • ,_.. "'' - -icetlon, '""''oorrtJciN ,. .~-· ­ ...., ",..., _,.., noanor pur IOflb., , _ -~~·-•• lhOI--Jblt•'--'tnti!Mg , . 'H"' Yort Cky ol llla Fill/ea. • ThenAoogoln. �Campus u ---·n rest -------------------------------By SETH QOOOCHI LO Studenta "'""haw- •ohong In ona ol .,. many nnes thll pa11 week have bletl aubj«ted to a ..._... publicity campaiGn on l>ehall of the my11\..,out ""l<abOSII" CommiiiM, whl.. tt\o c.rnpua media has dtlug.ct ua with repone of their ovwldlog tmpcnanoe. Wo aro t()jd that the cJootog ol SQuire Hall Ia the end of atudent life u •e ""-•UtUB What It thtt l(abOSh and why IS II .-Jn; ell I IUS glofY? Is Squire Hell ao lrnpOttant an ltsue that It ahoutd dOminate 811 of tht SlucM<>t AtiiOCialion"a CSA) tlmo7 The t<ai>Oah cwno< nu roaultod In two locta -..ang '*"'ully ac>-L The font Ia that tht , _ . lawo haa cloOe-•lld onto a oon of student po-r play by ($AI and •'*• second~ tl\at ru.tly Ia a more wnponant hand than the Unlon•s f1naJ aeme:stet. lasve a1 More critic~ "'•" lhl Unlvaraily'a Main Street Campus being turned Into a Health Sc~ences Center end more critical than Squile's dOITIIM lo the ...,c:h fO< o - t o UB P r - t - L t<att. What_ , eonluMd by the attentiOn given to t<aboOh ,. that a pcestdenl Ma more impact on OYel·a.JI s-tuelenlllfe tf\an Ute c1oa1n9 of a building-no mauer whal t"- 11ructure. M aybe 01 fltat gtanoa, thO S<!Uire roatorauon'looms lalgor. but -lon and nootalgla ate ~·nant. distorting our .,._ 11- truly-~~ men aogn<tlcanl than a now P<OIIdent. And tilt 111 not emotional pervetSion. t,.., It le t>eeauea ol the manlP<~Iallons of atudent POIIUclans.. invol~ In a chitchsh game of panderlog and publlcltr mong«lng impa(aent, but t1 .a ""' too tate lo cha • tM taet-5Qu•ro • ill bo eiOo•l>ll on '*'""'- SA should naw rajaecs • aonl( ''"" ,..,. ago. It'I too a.te s;qu,,,, ncrM. Unles.t 101M mlracutoua tmeroenct olao can be worked out to eave lt. our vnQI •• oone Perhaps what SA anould bo doing " fognt•ng tor a now atudent uruon. Aro they? " " ' the oii!Ci.ol$ and they""" aay lhet IM)I are tnw<lng of dOO.boratong . - , , thO futul6-should It bt a Uf'llon Of student actJVtty ctnUlfl? It 11f0ms hypoentlcal that tM)I are clamor tog !Of ottenuon fOf their KabOih Comm1ttee, yet 11111 ha¥en't OOcldoO whether or not they even warn .. unton Sounds r.ka pul>loe posturing by otacted otl"""ll - M O . -hong- In SA II go<iong- SO<no ..., ISSUeS are bo•ng lorgottO<I ai>OUI-athloloca,lloullng, Quality ol tilt, tht ii'\COnerenet ot 1 Spill ca.l'f'ICM,Ia and bt.lalng. To keep itt'onty eye trained on an tsaue that really can't tM aHtctlld OJ c~nOecJ ~ • p.tetty 1uo.crous Tne baSk quest.ona are avuctt ans...,ed the aoeces au bUt c:ledded tn apoca ' "'but dO'Id out The dlets:H)tt wt" not rest on atudent como&IH\tt\Q and DfOtHtl tJi.n ~~~r rather on l..._.bUuy. Stmp4~ put ... nlen grovp can tfl Where and what t1ctora fT\IIke aootntr oroul) net ptactlcal tor a apeclflc apace More pubUc poatur,ng. It It • ...., IO< SA to shout n,-atoroc:at alogans at atv6ents and hOlM folk>• a tong rathef t,_n try to g.t them to thlnt lbOut Ot~ IIIlA'S. 8'te11 tf It II •n UteH bOlter tnteraltl roc thelf future. EduCAllf\0 atuOtntl Of\ taauel mau .... s litl.e General EdUC-IIion. the SPfl"9tf •ner -1. a n d - acedOmoe moiiOIS .........~, ......... ,.,..,.. ond olton-· ..,n a '"'llr81ong . - ol Put>llc11<1d ~Weal a"Y"OY • But pernaps the biggest malta< thet haa .,_, • and by 6A IS the Pruldenhal S...rch. -lng • replacefnilfll IOf Robltn L Ketter m••- The_, U..o-Oity - · " - UB Fo< ~~·· purpoe,ee.. the Kel1• ~aiMney was a fa,...ret il Chd not OUIOe tt\11 Unt¥erat1t '"to the ,5180'1 Pfep.a'l II tCM new Cl\llief'IOtS. 0t gt,..e ft tnt abthty IO ldiPI IO chan,get The tuturt '• ~w unoerta;n, •no the Unlvetalty lt '" dangef of beCOmJng • u-aJn4f'l9 QfOU~ fOf eng""'ttl not 1 «nttf of kltt46Ktual and c '"''' t~t and c;tNI'"fY 1tentf'a .s.ucceaor ttw· ~tot mty owecl tl\la On•wttatly, obaa~n a handte 10 bra'a ua c.t•aonentatld habns, alab•la. what 11 a Nddeften tb•P SomtbOdv-pret ... abtt an outatdet-11 needed to l•t'fCtll S.liOflg rtflfl•nt Key dle.taAOI"I n"US.I be ~ltd. ~ w'tth gv•... ~~~··~ ancs c.tt.arl.II'AA tt; n.cMcl to rteu•'d U8 ~~ Gat¥t tl a ntehe "' hiO'*' •ducaUo•t But SA ,.ou'd rat heM' like lbe l&fY way out. latchittg on1o an iHUe wnh ~ta wntten aU ewer t1 Atter all. they heve space in lalbert~ The ~nla Involved tor them tot ·addressing.. a crttK:at IXOb..m CIM years \oo lattl are Wtotlrt pohhCIIt mUMQe. 11 1 ~S.I too good 10 paaa up It a us Presldlnt can aor • 1th ~tean lwet.. budDtta. and m-sS:Iel. .. ny can"t .-udont pot.tteo. 60 11 ""'"h Squwe Hatl and :sp.au aaa.tgn"*'ta? Tt\11'1 where tM tun and votaa 111 Pleasant ST. By KEVIN ANTERl.INE rtt. •ll•nct ol thtae empty .fPICU terril/IS me. -Blaise Pascal The Do!>Ortment hod a p<ob- With Its lfna90. It WU not being taken -lousty enough. tts soul waa _.,.,,ng filled with rectlmlnatlon and Nil-doubt; It did not bell... ft had atwaya conducted bualneas in a ser~ua manner. Several ot Ita members whO were responsible for us past reputation. sveh u rt ..-aa. 1\ad mewed away aome t.me liiiO 11 11 gaw 1110 lmj)IUtlon thai Itt cu~nt ,.,.;....,. ,..,e easy maJI<a Someone as~od wny couldn't the Oepanment behave more Uke man•gem.nt. M any yeara batore. Callbln first observed t~ university trom a bus wlnde'N dUring 1 thunderstorm. A c:ontlngonl ot baleloot students Ill cutoll Jaons sprinted bad< and fO<th across the street, dat"'9 tralloe and the figbtning n.. clews wu tn tO\ONI; Jugglers, mustdano, etocutlonlala. and hustler• camped every,..t\ert. UnifOfm.cl MCurny oflleera kept out of sight, t~ugh they often al)peated uncSercovor The oeportmont soon r01lltod that CaHbon knew 1\ls text better tr\an anyone and that I hat waa tn. Unportant thlng. )1 rewlfded nun w1th 1 ftw dolla.rt. evfil"' t-o weeks and ottered the remote posstbtllty of jo4n11''9 a profesStOn at some time tn ttle distant future. For the money. CatJban had to take responslbllily for uaining a roomful ot leamlng diaabted baGgers, tnre•toed slotha, and bllck·footed fenatL The Depanrnent was, hOw..,._,, a 6it put off When It ltatned of Celtbatfl reliance on myUtfC: ....... C ahbon Hit..., on the west Side W!lere hla ap_,.,.,. would not bo noticed. He modo lew lriendt and the lew flt had were poete, tnteUectuals. and atoohotict-the u"""'p«>yabiO and the u"""'ployod. He olten neglected to change lilt tnotl aft~ tra-.lng U.. cil)l on loot to 111ve bus fare.. Some arguo that thO final dlsaotutlon of the revo-hJ1fonfata, alOng wrth the aan111n•Uon ancs the buses, preflgurect'Caliban'a dtmiM. The ag1ng jolly chque bKame shMpllh over rumors of new structure~ •eetttd on thO po<irnotO< and thO routine obluscallon ol wu once familiar They requl<.., thO Okl unMts•IY'• """"""" to the coty'a many "neo~-l.e. gnonoa-fO< thOif protection. Slmllatly, Collbon was caugnt In tne Olstanees among now mystetJtt. Needless to . . y. It was all a consequence of the economic sy stem Everyone wa.s luddenly ..ry tired. One day thO menagerie In Cobban's cora ballrod end p6tli!Otled ll>eit bettors !Of..-.. They cnargod ColiC&" wuh ti'!Oiight crtmes, wtth not ttlhng them Ihi PfOPif or useful thlnga to think. ~ a ll, 11 was charged. he was f'IOIHflOUS. H. o~en. was hUI1ng £ u.. IN Dlpant'Mftl knew tw was ea:IUy buJI«<. Celobon waa , ..., lrom tho 'Only lob h e - ro-.to~y noteS artd not one or his fetlowt said a word tn twa .. he"'" uft&b'e 10 cMfend rurnseu dtftnH. Afterwarda. Callblln wandered the ctty loolUng tor lifork. He was fOfced to give up hla apat1mtnt and had to sMtp on the floats and couches of 1ua Qlft4KOVS mlSQVIdtd acouatntarat.. The restatManta w.1e dtatfiC:l...._, to allow him to wash thoor do.-l>ecaUH they found no hat>otually dropped things. The public SChOOl I only OCCUIO<\OIIy alloWec! him tO substitute teach their wortt claHit HI prepaJecl a "'".,. containing mostly trrtieovant inform.abOn-hl took music lessons aa 1 cttUd. tM.It ao.t tnte,..at-aod bougnt a ""''_,soon lltown bocamo """'klod. Coliban - · monthS tratnP'ng hom one unr . .l•suc fob otleriftO to onothe<. Finally, he beCame thO classiC spect"' hau"tlng the auoe.t ouukle the delleates~~n, asking people he knew al~hlly tor ap.are change fOf a cup or colt... Colfbon had-.. aDVIsed, ot ..,.,.., that 11 little tense to Uou~t from one em'lenassment lO anothe< In a floundOIIng city. He cllot • t o _ . , hit fonunes a.s • chanoe to get • uu-. r•a flng dOne and to enJoy the rare night me"" �Freshmen adapt to UB The first days I ) MARTY ROSEN c_.£6tor Thr« rrutunm. ob• 10"' 10 """ jeans. hlah ICbool Tootb.ll 1-11luru wa>led lmpaumlly 01 1be Homihoa Loop fOf a and duod «!>.-..-. t>.u back 10 the Ellicoll comre... ''11">1101 >uppoocd to be ho11a &rr-.." 001e ,.......,, ...laimcd "Ju>~ .. .,. a r... - h ~u w - · · UJ> 1o ,.,.., . . ...t 111t ..._. art IMt "' to CT00111td \bey pau ,..,.. by ,....." a - . - . ! u~morted . V.'lblt somt of tbt UNttnoty'> unaqut OCXUr<II«S, ~kt caiN (r-cr. mid'"""~ Olld md-of<rrm ponjc. ba••- I'd oppcartd. - o r 1bt ta~ly rc:aiiiJC> or hf..oi-UB art olrcacly •PPllml to..,. IIUdaliS. "I thm~ lh< food >U<l>." frtihmon Shah Ahmad from Albllny laid ••JI't nodun& like Ofttnlltion:· "Yeah. 1h< food'• no aood." Roch<iltr Sr.<>t H011otl> qr<td " NO IO>It-rhty fooled I lor of ptOplt ltl orimratioc> by P'>OI \IS tht """'< JOOd 11urr" MOll fruhmcrl art hOU><CJ 01 th< Ellic:ott CompicA &ad, IIOtORIIna IO ..mo., oa.,.. ont "baH 001 ,.... leamod to kttp aU rk¥ cl.ma caJC~pu>. Also," bt la\lll><'d, '')Oil...., bn•rm &ad Am......, Tbt) ~<pecltbt- 10 be ... , __.. ••<lit._ .- "The buat>ort a IJad ••Aad tbt bw dn•m Maft •-.r 10 muo )<Mil dufo." H.o.roc11 laid. attft' 100 on," an Amhml raidtm ' WEDNESDAY ll SATURDAY NIGHTS AT... ' . tWM,AMHSR.Sr ~ ~ BUFPALD,H'< Thepriee Ofstyle j~sfeo•••e aown% SILADIUM rings produce tl1e brilliant lustre ofa fine jeweler's stainless. Men's and women's SUadium rings are on sale this week only through your Art.Can•ed representative. A visit to theArtCarved College Ring t.abll!.·will give you the chance to see the full · collection of rings for the fall . But hurry on over... this sale runs for a limited time only. _.....; F"''*Y· Nr-fldtool YOUII«ib •~ ' ,.. __ " Wdl, 1 am IIIIMnt&Dd •by lhty,.. so bitdly. A bUDch or eolkat IDibD& •io<cradu 11 lht mel or tbt day," OOt rralunu COIICtdtd. 'bul 1 lhillt - o r tbMt bw dn•cr> lhould bt d>ot." ~Ids S,... Scbo<ttr, a u-rcr Sllldtnt r10111 QuocmborOIIIh OMn.munttY CoUtee• ...,.«~ that lht ""' ...-- was impr-ooina.,.... lht n.... r... da)'l. "They'rt 001 1ba1 bad," he uid. Commuttt lludcrll Dorid Olodrow dnves his ear to tbt Ambtnl Clmpu• ond taka the bu> 10 Mam Suttl. "The bUKI lit o convtnltn«." hcllld. "TIIC:y oomc prtuy rquJarly ond if you hovc a tar you can do whak''cr you ...,,_ "Only. if you don't lite oo campus you miu o lor." h< added. The buses art DOt mak"" a fatonblt imprtoJioo OG .,_, (rtJiunm. HII'O-..-.r. «Udmu art ...,...auf impressed with tbe ottJtuck or 1be peoplt. JIRTQl~Yf.Q DATE ~ FRIDAY, SEPT. 4th, FINAL DAY 10 am- 4 pm PLACE OUTSIDE BOOKSTOR~ SQURE HALL, MSC "U you can't flod .,.,..lUna;' Bala•'ia's Rcatbcr t..co.-.s uid • . . _ w i l l bdp you." • "Thert ~about $ix or ....... from s~ ... Ont rmlunlft ,.oman said, ''I baw already madt a lot or rricld• h<rt." TI1C: rcsidcntt balls ha"' bml th< hi&Jlliaht or tht n.... .... t or ldlool roo mony frahmtn. ,.. knitnt drua Olld alcohol "policy" Is favored by some. "You <an do whatcvtt you wanlln your room and no on< buas yo~ "'lo?&0> you 11ay in your foom," IUlOth<r fruhman aplalned. But 1m too ru away from cvcryth.i.o&/' Ahmad banoancd ... r·m in ao.tmon..,d rbue's notb•na ow lhcrt... ~~· I'm in Ellic:ou Olld It's away rrom ~luna." Ill> friend or;~:_ blow,....... you b•·•· llllft. On my ball, riahtt" AluNd "Ob, yeah. ao.-.raon," bt arid. Pa1iapo the four ElliccM1 raldmu wbo ..ailed we 11 ni;h1 fO< 11 rbt Dkftlldo!f bui stOp for .,.... on hoar befort ~ that b.u pld:- up,;"'"' II Squin: llllllmed up the l i n t - rbe bat. Wdl, 1 101 las thon rout ~&11to ao " oor aodall siJb<d. "Yc:alt," her friend rtplltd, " Maybt .;••u aa bact 10 our ioom by lhtn." .. �the year. " - student Carollsak ~ WMI •m I.,.,,..,_? I cfOtl'l Mow f lit /4/lf • l id ~enagerie drowns Squire Hall in beer, rain and fun By ALAN C . KACIIIC Nar;onal Eduor thttn.eh ts and 10 recruit Mv. memOOs for rh< upeomina ytar. " Quilt a fo.. ~..-• rt<ruiltd fOf lht ARTF," dt<lartd Glasser. "A lot of aroups camt O\tt and thank(d u.s for the tlblt... Othtr aroups datmtd t'b havt signtel up mort ~mb<u. sh< addtd. tion in Squirt Hall. Moosoon·bkt wcathtr St t>d<nl re&a>OO ,.., just u enthusiastic: tbrear<ntd to cancel th< Anti-bpe Task rhouch m..t fOJ th< b<tr and millie. "h's Force (A RTF) spon10<td f<at, but a tit<>· a v.onh•h.ik e,,.au:• cheered smilina AU· sion to move ectivatla indoon uvcd the dt:nt Carol tsak " h 's aood in tbt bqjnnday and ano..td an ~. If lootd of th< yu r." Sht complaintd thar tht clown, day. •• b<tr pnca ..... hiahtr thon usual. butthar " It .\a$ a....,.... f(f: publidty, rten~k· thu wu a nunor inton•'Cni<nct. meo1, and imaa<; ' od.abntd ARTF Dortt·Whik aw:ztina b<tr t• o-tisudly an tor Dtbbit Glasser. "Wt aa"< int..--clllljMIS othtnmt happy Dan Stdlty ~td ~toups expos..-<. pro-icbna a wuty fa<tor." "th< prts artn't bad. Too bad moro or ' Wilen it rains it pour> and th< beer ..-.. POW'ina 111 Wtdnesday's M<naaeri• ctl<bra· ••a M~ ~Ill .rrooo with 21!' c:am~ orpn~>OOS, """"' from UDIV<nltY Aa.iVttJ<S Boertl (UUAB) 1~ Filtnclt u-. of Animals. prOVICIJna tabla aplaitlula thtm dJdn'l paniapalt." Tht only complaint of any real subot.ancr ...,. from stt>dtnl Fnnk St<niD« •i>o _.....,thai :'lht floar is rtall) shppery, you ha"c 10 watch )'ourself. •• On lht ,.hok though, .S.crz1Mr was more than contcnt •i1h the proetroinJi. Mtna~erot was onamally .chtdultd 10 b< held in the Squir(' Founlam ar('l, homt or most UB rau. but rain * &Shed OUl thll posSlbt~ty. And lll<ff .... sorn< fear char an .,.., or rhos m&l)lnt>dt eould no< b< htld tndoors, a<cOrd•na 10 Glasser. btcaU>t Food Stnn's Dan Sc,.al onamally Aid !hat no b<tr could b< sold truid< of Squtr<. Jwt last -.do S..aal chanatd hl1 mtnd and pemuutd tndoor b<tr ..... rhus allow•na c:dtbnouna audenu10 dnnl ,.tuJt th<y - - rht buds llatboads, Two .Htlb, and lh< Polllll<ss Broth<u perform '" lht ~ Room. Wlult lh< orpNZtrS iplhU '"tft dampen· td by lht ..... th<y - · .................... td lll lht lutDOUl f<>< lh< incloor M - A RH mtmhtr and b<tr titl <t saltsperson hanl Orandi said !hal "beer sales are up, th1nJ,S ar(' runnina unoodtl)'." By s1~ p.m . SIOOO had b<tn - a r t d •irh salts lasttna fOJ ar 1<ast anorhtt rwo hours. H t conun~ thai • '1t was aood·• 10 .stt: peopl< turn OUI 10 help mst money rOJ tht A RTF ¥an ...ThiJ • as a nonprofit shua· 11011 AIJ prolil .....,, IO.,ards Ul'tttp of lht •-an," ht COftCJudtd T~eUI sdltr PnTy Knoblu<h addtd, "lt'a rully roo had that iu msick; . . would'Y< sold a toe mOJ< if .. -.« ouwck." PubliC Saf<ty reponttl 110 lftddtnts aod ...., !hat .-w)1hJn& '"""' rvnntaa - " J y. Tht l r l l t - or ~ was .-. mtd "" by Sludall Bob Ptsmotl ...... • htn tiktd • hal h< thoucht or the ...... . "God nda a Hatl<y, . . )'011. 11m atnO<bly • .....,_ Wti <:rUy but DO """ ..... fool." �ANNUAL COMPE TIT ION F OR OVERSEAS ST UDY The Institute of International Education announced the oHiclal open· lng of the 1982-33 competition for grants lor graduate study or research abroad In academic fields and for professional training In the creative and per1ormlng arts. It Is expected that approximately 516 awards to 50 countr1es will be available for tha 1982-33 academic year. The purpose o( these grants Is to increase mutual under;tandlng bet· ween the people of the United States and other countries through the ex· change-of e>ersons, knowledge and skills. They are provided under the terms of tile Mutual Education and Cultural Exchange Act of 1961 (Fulbright·Hays Act) and by foreign governments, uniVersitities and private donors. Applicants must be U.S. cltizensat the time ol applicatlon, who w1ll generally hold a bachelor's degree or 1ts equivalent before the beginning d ate of the grant and, In most cases, will be proficient in the language of the host count ry. Except for certain specific awards, candidates may not hold t he Ph.D. at the time of application. Candid ates lor 1981-33 are Ineligible for a grant to a col)ntry II they have been doing graduate. work or conducting research In that country for six months or more during the academic year 1981-82. Creative and performing artists are not required to have a bachelor's degree, butt hey must have four years of professional study or equivalent experience. Social work applicants must have at least two years of professional experience alter the Master of Social Work degree; candidates i n medicine must have an M.D. at the time ot application. Ketter promises students better faculty attendance 8)'0AN HOWER c_...E:dl/or Sto4a!U WI~ be better pni(OCttcl rrom rocWIJ &bs<nca IICIII - c r. Ptct.idCIU Robcn K.ctt<f told tbr flaoky Scaatc e-uwot c-tue< Wed....,. , llcauw or ....,.,........pl&im .............. _ . . .... ......,. ltod>c:n, 1Ct1ttr ..ubl..txcl a.., or IUI<kkncs. ....-tuct.q n..-.aJ pmaha. Lrpl-. ha~• been riled ., orll<f ~~a~n. ....:11 u aocl 0~. •all st.ckoas c...,_ onsr.ructon •1<1> bcabla u omplocd COGit¥i • Tk l'relod<tll o........,n.ct •ao:txn ,..., ~ ..-.t dtil. ond tboK •llo - I } - ~tl<ft H< -ed to lht C:..omttoc that- luella rcea""'' <Oml'b>n" aoiu<cl "I) to 15 c1w<s a - . ,." K.ucr had abo nmcd 1wo Olhrn before tlUi laR CUt prom .. ed Ill< a<IJOII • In b&l ..W... 1o the COtlltllou«, lo.t'lt<r ~jed a"""' or ...bi«U. ....,_ from lht ,..,.1y r.,.,..., Ho-. ... prObl<ms fa<iooa thr Educ&tlotW Ollllonun•r c....., COOP) Ctat<cl laR ,_, thr Honan protnftl a d..pcd to 1I<COmlllocla:t< oto4a!U "ilo ddir< an ....lcnted ...:.dC'Inic tcbrclul< ~~~ Se!lc.,..bcl tilt mitre Stalt-•od• Unl\<r111) S)'lltm "dltry th< upcri-ntll ~·· Stuclcnu ""'"'quallrrar• 1!-m fiunoal .whlan«. aocl ~IIIIIOU ••• hll/lly oo:adtmte Olmoophcrt. FVftllually SUt-IY •ill I!>OniOr ~ liluclcn"'" lhr provam, •itb VB hosuna abc>Utlutlf. Vo« Pr..Mknt for Affaln Roben Roosbe<J r<POrteciiO thr Commlucc on lh< >COIU> of lh< Womoa's Studld" prOSfUl. Curreully undtr con•id<rauon 10 hr ell'\ >ted to Ba<htlor Dtar« annlina swus. it b aWIIilinaoppro•al from inSide the Adminooauon htfo~e tilt rcquC$1 b forwarded to Albany. AI<O b<IIIJ '"IJbrd rO< "milar tlt,._uon art proanun• In Med•• Studle~ and '-""'n<triiiJ Phyila. f.-·- w_.... '*-- ""*'ttrue Wbrn q~~tshoned oo Woman·, ~tudtcs Coll<&t'• •tatUI, or the BA prosnam Is appro•ed. Ros.borJ •td "n "'" dol'OI•<" and b< aboorb<d by Ammcan Stucfin Ht ttrmcd 111< latc<t round or difcussions a. APPLICATION F ORMS MAY &E O&TAINED IN The Office of Int e rnation al S t udies, 4 t4 Capen Hall. Further info rmation c &n be obtaine d fro m t h e F ulbrittht P roera m Advisor, Dr. Richard Elli~, 636·2250. ro...ard" tOQrcl ~<Otual Albany OPI)<ovai. Tbe Unt>tni!Y it c~ 10 or abo•< tar &<I r11Wft ror fmlunan ond tnuuftt !ludmn, l:t1e<r rtported. But br uplalncd thai tb01t rtaurct. had bc<o reduced from l&sl )<ar. Ol>aos>loa brol<< oul .........,.n, dtdoniq "CORSifUctl\f <1<1) mrollm<nu In lh< - · · Edla<arlottal Ollllonlll>il¥ Propam. Ot$ollfttd 10 pro• Ide monq ond twor"" fO<""' oncomc .,.,,on;y Sllldtnll ..t1o nonnally COIIId ""'quai11Y fO< or afTorcla collqc Mucauoo, EOP has ....,, f.,.tt >tuclmu 10 UB tlUI ,._, nwnlr bccaUS< or • n.:• profl<ttii<Y U&IIWI...,.. rcqwcd by tilt~ York Board or R<Jml> Krtttr ~ocd th• r....cr "udtnU ar<IJll(lu&~in& r.t•&h ...hool. and a:ppl)lJII ror EOP Ht .,_...., a opooa~ dfon for the St•• THE DEADLINE FOR FILING APPLICATIONS ON THIS CAMPUS, IS OCTOBER 1, 1981 . Sprioa........., 10 a11<mpe 10 tncrnu cruo&omt. In an all<mptlo corrca """'"' 1hr Sq.n Hill dosiJII, Srnatt t.lwr 8arb8n Ho.,.<ll ,..,..,...ed tbaa aa ... r...._ua. ......., will ~d.l Scpc.cmbcl 9 AdrlloiUIIrabOCI fliUIU will CIODChlcl kclwct......, c:onccr"'"' cltlTcratl ..,.,... onvohid Tk · - - ,_,.. ....., ... h._... cbJat$$jon .... ol ..... WJih An> and LCII<rl Scaator Mu WIC:kcn thll thr awnber of El>,tdh com~ coana 11 ..-dcquOlt. Cia><nl talk COII«<''I<d tht dtdont 111 quall(r of moat unclcriJll(luate'• <.'OCMlllftic:a •I.JIIJ. and ootual<d a bfoocl d,....,._ 011 thr <frcas or Cia><nl wnl"" arr.n.... Eduauon. r·-------------------·-·· ~~ ~ :I1 I : l f~ ~·1 o\ o"r:. c:~~ ~~ ca-'1 A G<?urmet I WITH ANY ORD ER OVER $5.00 Pl.Zza ~estaurant (Dine In O nly) 1 I 3447 BAILE Y Ave. • Comer WinlfliiW 833-3030 ~----------------------~~ I"TERESTED U"DERQRADUATESTUDE"TS Internships programs avahable through The Colleges In sach areas as: Commun~ty Ot-.dopment Social SeMctt Environnlelltal Sludin Womms' Sludin Urban Studin Communication Governmenc Concerns Heahh SeMctt Legal "-s Mfnlal Heahh Servkes Arts Mana~ Contact Therese Warden, Coordinator of Internship Programs at 636·1 193, or fhe CoHeges Dean' s Office at 636·U16. �sports There's no rest for a busy basketball mentor Hughes 'guardly optimistic' By SETH GOODCIIILO MDttQtutl ED11or There is 110 o r r - for • boBCibolll coocb. So A11 U B BoAs m<ntOt 11<1 Hgpa, fresh from "I*Dill\l the ~-dCIIltiO&th< .,......-Ns Jllly laid Aqua octmti<S. Aflc:r opcodina on< month lftC(kina, endurina a arudina four month and then penicipatina in the mod<ap search fOt )'OUR& talmt, Hlllltnl• fmolly aim~ a vacation. Bm now IbM "'o mooth ruplte il lillllb<d laid Kacbcs 11 farod •llh lh< proop<a or rd>uild"" • Jquad that haJ brat ravub<d by II>< loss of fOIIT •tarun from last year- a •uocessful one that culmlnatod in the SUI'IYAC champion<hip. "Oo Jlllpcl ... dJd ....U," • J\Wdodly optlmlst~uahn noted. ass.enina hit rt?nlilment proaram. " But oilton often yOu jWI don't koow bow playa's will tum OUt." The mentor cxplalnod that bt lias tlue< prize .....,.. he tl hillt OCI laid who wlJI probol>ly •ep Olbl into lh< IWtlnl five. Tom PanOCtS-hA ,......, KOrina-., and SUNYAC MVP-ud Harold Wolke!- . capcain-bovc aroduoted wbik Ken Jones and David Actee hove tr&Mferted to KoUII>ton Collqc, leavina o hoi< In lh< ttam's n- ap. Ya Hqbes new trio will h<lp . _ _ . . . fO< thew ........ ,.... uoiu;. led by 6'$ forward Cary cOt., a uan•fc:r frOtn tl>e Univets~y of Sttubatwak in 'Ohio. That school, o lon&•lmo oollqiat< bulctlboll po-hou>t, juJt rcerntly deoded to drop '" ptCJSram, oenclina Co• to UB "H.·, a aood playc:r," HU&hcs intoned, noclna that the Lola)dt<. Ohio rcsicknl ..-oold add hdaN to lh<Tlttcoocb '"""' obo.ard tllat Jn auard and Cat1oo R~<:hards, a fo........:l, both deoded to~· tht UB Jquad. tran•fmina frOtn Maryland. II>< home of May,."""'' many Bulls, most rc:cmtly Paroon• and formtf standout M ike Fr...,.... Alona ••th the tnrUfm, Huahn...-ledtltaltwo raununa perrono<n ....,..td help U8 loottk •ith Buffalo Stat< Collqt f0< th< SUNYAC Champion<hip. John AILpatnck only a Juoiot. and Katon Hendet5011 were <redoted by the Bull•' eoodl ...1111 suld•na II><,..., lu1)tar "Katort k<pt """""' Ill .... ;,. the pmt a> a ,...._., and poomped In lito lO potllll a pmt," he noted. odciUII tl>at Htndttlort'l O<Otpul h<lped '""' the ...,.,. around. Hu~es lOJd thot recruitment wu mode easier lhi• )'Car b~ the Mtoon"- South w.. Louu.ana State ' -rttat's bta ..,. ba>l&lball," HuP<o teld tm•Jsna. "The pmt'D dntw 11.000 down _.,..., ol the Alumni Arena bd•• eomplaed by the stan of tb< 1982-l'lll .,..~.. boll ......... Th< coach cxplamed tha• h< took <aeh potcntJol boopJtc on a tour of the ar11pu1 th<m Clark 11&1 laJ1 and Ill< Arma rnt to lun the QC<n to UB Th< - - o f 8aKball Coacb BiU Mon~arlh bllldeml "" efforts. the coach IWCT'Ied commmtina, "II dldn't hdp anyone" in Clark Hall The pt'oposed dt>atlon of the lntrra>llqjat< prosram to the Dmslort I ltvd. With butabell the aorn<nlon< tht IJiaa hdpod ........... hn renuic ......t efforts. ''It wu a (actCN' lhal mtaaltd a lot of peopl<, but ,.. told lh<m all that 11 wu just a proposol," II>< coach mointaoned. "A playa' (and wt ha>t thre< fr..tlman) arc ltlltrested btcauK •• may bt able 10 orra tiO<IICihona doffcmtttlwt • lot of oth<t Om.lon Ill achools." U B's Jdtedl>k tim ,..... rndu4<s amp to ...,. Orkam on Jan_, and banla •otb two lu&hly rated collqjll< JqUads . Th< lir11 aarn< • wiD bt qatnll Tulant Univenoty tUtd the oth<t wUI h< aaainst "on< of lh< top 25-lO team• in the lh<r< " sho"''"' or Altltouall Hualt<s ad,,..,ed ua • • really - ill Cht '"'* diiSo WMb t)oooc 111-. tlac _ . ... p~ lh< 116 CJ<pCn<tO<%. "All thoot ~down tbet< on baPI>)' to ba•'< uo; it'• anoch<t hom< aam< on thdt coon," he &aid, notlna that II wu unfonunat< UB OOIIId- hav< these ...,.... slated r.,. lain in lh< coado Sllid .... orr to • dow stan ....._ •• Jcheduk " loaded wrt11 Dr•,_ I and II l.HIIIS and thai N •as~~ 'l trnlll lat..- in lh< )'Car tllat Drvliion Ill team• fill up tb< &lat .. "We COJO't a•oid~hat ," he ranarktd. "When we beconte a Dr•dlort I ltam wt can dic:tat< the placa and tomft ... Buffalo Stott . , . . _ to mo a),.,.,. ,.... am ll"''tdt ua w1t1a t1ac .,rr.. in ;u diYhaoo and ~PCitUon Porldarn State-the numbtr OCt< Dr•"- lllttam in the nation- and Albany Sttt< 10 h< J h< tou&)>nt oppocition durona the tttiOII a<cordina to Hlllltto PH O TOCOPY lifO ••o'rooo•Ytao 365 Squire Rall 10.6 MON. NIGHT FOOTBALL SPECIAlS 25c- Ooo• tOt:"""~~~' TUES. NIGHT SPECIA.L 3 BUCI Soloto For $ 100 WED, SPAGETTI NIGHT ALL YOU CAN EAT! ALL BAR DRINKS FOR LADIES 75c THURS. NIGHT SATURDAY SPECIAL Motion Golclon SUlCI 1.,. Pocb & S e < - 75<: F.fll. NIGHT SPECIAL SUNDAY SPECIA L $1.49 ... __ Floh Fry U-86 l..abatta BIIH! '9' 0 V '• 80t: HAf'PY HOl/11 MOH.• Fill. 4 ·Tpm AU.. 8AII DIIIHIC$ 7k - F-IlE£ I'OPCOIIH 8 CHEESE PI.ATfSI UVf IIUSJC COlliNG SOONI en w ::1:~ ...... lOCAl • 0111 O."'ft.l4·~1G·"""' QMt.t • OAt • O(.U • PO'I VAt • st.t. />D • CPO, • tOIR -·HAn-• taooG • Rill • _ , tra • tfti•Mlf CD::l 0»0 .!o -Ow oz .:L · 0 CH 280 Healing Concepts: Past I Prennt MW 6:50 • 8:05, Reg..No. 434297, Goodm•n, M•ln St. Surwys the h/atory of m.cllcln• In Europe end NDith Amerlce 1/nce enl1qulty, with emphesl• on the wotutlon of concepts of heeling. CH 320 Issues In Mental BetardaUon T 3 · 5:30, Beg. No. 434300, Morrison, Amherst A M ale Uttderatarwllnf of ,.,,., retardetton & the .aclel MtYice networt'e ,..,an... CH 390 Human S.rYices Adlnlnlsttetlon T. Th. t -10:20, Reg. No. 434322, uplng, Main St. · A fNat:tlt:al ,.,...,lnf oloflow ....... Mf1lfce ~- ~ M oJiow ~,,., -,...,.... ............. - ........_.u• �WANTED Research Assistants for Psychology indepentent study I so work study students. Call 31 -3071. No experience necessary, all majors welcome Toast and juice answer 'to health woes? No way Research on conflict , power, ex differences, and more. e1 LAWRENCE POWER, M.D. 1M A n¢a 1lMtS Synd.ro1• She .... only 17 and had aiTcady ..... control or her wnaht. So, liht MillO to back orl Succeed . in_busiiiess. bfcakfd l.akt h<f IDOCII. It's_.. ... easy meal to mp, ~.,. .. ManyO'~l J*ltnls avoid ot, or ha>t a tol:<n aanrr Ukt )uoot, com nata and <Ofltt, a dtfibutd tyt opeotr ..... is sw;: to 1\ove you huOifY lor that aJutd .,..u.,. micl-morruna. For tl>t ume calorits, fruit and •11ok arafn =cal make lor .,_..,. oppedtt lllillacdon lllld mort wtlaht contrOia<rue. Whole food Is tltt nutrition ~of tilt 19701. It wiD bo tl>t wd&t>t controlaory or tilt IMOL It's a sialple disco''Of)' Y<t complu btcauot ,.look food ilsell is tom pitA. PlaJitJ and tbciT alibi< product> art no< JUDplc cooaructlons. They providt .,. orderlY and orpniztd ._bly of a ll'ta& ¥andy of IIIOitall<s. IIIODY or wbicll ore too elaborate to bo o- . . - y<t idtnufitd. or evolus~ ynn, our dlaalh-.: ITICIJ lla~ de>'doptd l)'$tCIIII for dJsl¥ltial& and coe...W.C th<x robrica_. to ow"""- "It's a lot easier with a Texas Instruments calculator designed to solve business problems." Thuch a few~ keys on u- Te.u~ lnstnunents calculalors, the Tl Business Analyst·ll-and The MBA'~ and lengthy time-value-of.money problems suddenly aren't le~y anymoi'('.You can aut.omati· cally calculate profit margins. forecast sales ancl earnings and perfonn sta~. And problems "ith repetitive calrulat.ion:> are a piere of cake for the .MBA. because it~ prognmmable. These calculators mean business, and whal they give you is time-time to grasp underlying business conceptS, while they handle the num· ber crunching. 1b make iL even easier, each calculator eomes "ith ;t book written especially for it, whicli shows you how to make use of the calculator's f'ull pbtential. The Business Analyst· II and MBA business calculators from Thxas Jnstrwnent.s. Two~ ways to run a successful business rna· jor. wilhoul running yourself ragged. TEXAS i NSTRUMENTS INCORPORATI:O Wt bow -.pifltd WI.,._ in • - DUirotioa d>Ul"T1oc-rtlsmoreto-food tblll a few ¥11.11aiDS. t . auncrals, Md • ~-or­ Ia r~e~, 11 or lht ~ ...,.lal lD humao lllllritiaa art no< kOOWII at tl\e praenl time. robtr. A Dd the - tmeataiD•r rpp1oa nutrllioa lfttomlatlc>Miti.-. 1bc pufCIIF biCicria tltat tl\rive by tilt billioftl In a healthy human cllaatlve trOd l\lw their """ pulC11acr orpnimu.witb tbc:ir own nutrimt needs. We cxisl in 1 small and interdcpcndcn• world, <'trybody li•ina downSircam, upaream, lllld onstream with tomtbodf dtt. One sunplt tum,plc or ,.bolt food complaity c:un< to Iiebl tomt ~ aao whm laboratory mitt •trc atpostd to inltetlcm. Theyl\ad btm ~ ...,.. ..borotory diet lhouabt to bo ldeqiWt lor aU tbc:ir nulrimu. n.., ...,. normally on it, piJ1ftl waabt, and wtrt able to rcproduct: ya, aD SOidl mice died w1lm .._.t to the infeaion. Sicnllar mice ltd a non-IM>oratory diet or w11o1t _ ... IIUNi¥td ~to tbe...,. ioiCtaioll. ADd lollowup •uclies or tbae ob.....adons in-"'"""' o( sbowtd tlw ~was pr_.;o.w 10 t k - or to ..,..,...,.....tbediot,~ vxaminlzod, rer....t flour. There is. - i n th<x obstrnclotu. ~rlllcd araiM .. inaant caals. and rrrmtd ...._ as lnst- ju>ot 1rt "' I'Ducb • pan or. 17-year~·· hcaltb problaa .. b<r fa-itt 11\akt$ and frlt$. 'I A whok food Wifhl t'OIIIrol r ul<k is trw~il- ... Q color/Ill (f/~to« chQrr. Stnd four do//Qrs lo lhlf f14P", PO B4x ISO/, Ann Arbor, Mklt. 44106. Ask for Wrilhl 0Jn11ol Unil n-~ JO/ Md IN/cr cli«t lo NMiOIWII HHIIh s,.,,.,_ �Borowicz repl aces Monkarsh; to head baseball Bulls for a Athktic Dinccor EdWUI MUIO aDJ>OUftCcd last Friday that the UB basdlall Bulb have ended their snrdl ror ao mteriol coadl by nam1111 Ray Borowicz. of Buffalo u head coach to rep~ tbe suiPCftded a.u Moakanh for the 1981 Fall and 1982 Sprina seasons. Boro,.icz obtained the poouion as a mull or Monkaub 's one·year sus~nslon ror erroneously reponina scatisaic. on the ceam's annual Florida trip last sprina. Aceordina to larry Steele, Sporu Information OiJ«tor at UB, Dr. Sal•atort R. Elpooito, OWrmao or the Depltlmenc or Recrutloa, Aabletia and Rdaced I nscruc:tJon (RARI) commented oo Borowicz' appo•nunent, J&)"lna, "We are very fortunate to have someone with &ay'slAknt especially em •uch a shon notla. Ray's aceomplbhmencs ~k ror thmud•es. He comes hlahly recommended and we're pica5cd that he has aettpced th• posicion." Muto added, "With Ray'• baek&round, achievements aod ex~lm« in baseball. he l)ves us an outstandJna coach to head up our Oivisloa I proaram. We're ronunatc to have hJJ taknt 10 an interim powuon." A -- 1939 araduact from Buffalo's South Part H•ah School, Boro..;a., SS, teamtd chert "ith HaU of Farner Warren Spahn . Boforc hu professional carrer was halttd by World War II duly in the U.S. Navy, Boro,.lcz was associated with the New York Yankees oraanlzation for thrre and one-half years as an lnf~tlder. Followinl graduation from Holy Cross Economics 490 ThrO<JJhollt bJJ career u a coad! hJJ uams ha•e eompoled 270 'lli<:tonn alona With fi•e QJIJ« ch.ampiooslups. HIJlthahtlliJ bis coactuna careu, BorowiCZ ""AS named Nrw York State Sea.o011 &en (Suffolk County) Coach of the Year In 1960, NCAA Dbtric:t T,.o Hiah School Coach of the Year in 1972 and 1979, and ,.... th• Nrw York Stat• nomlnre ror th• honors to th< National H•ah School Achlelic Coaches AIJOclaclon in 1980. Also durina h11 rciiJl be coacbcd the N\ S Section EIC\'al Player or the Year in 1960, 1962, 196ol, 1968 and 1970. Borowia hu b<m a feawred kcturer • numerous dJnia, indudina the Mocropohtan Collqe Basd>all Coaches Oink and Kutcher'• National CoachtS CllJiic. He has wnuen arucle> ror the American AsJOciarion or Collqe Baseball Coaches PubUcatlon "Qu~t~crly Di&CJ~;" and contribuced tO Michlaan State Coach Danny Ucwhllen book.. 'T"rrtm~ry of &l:wbtl/1 Dnlls. for mandatory student activity tee waiver. Fee waiver applications available In the MFCSA office: 6 Capen Hall, AmherstCampua,open 10.3 p.m., Monday · Friday. Telephone Number 636-2962. )ECONOMtCS MWF1· 1:50 Reg. No. 124032 spina. ATTENTION MFC STUDENTS DEADLINE· Sept. 18 STOP! MORE COURSES IN Economics 463 ~In 19-16, be reccivtd b1s Master's dqree In Educa~- from Caaisius ~ ud has completed IOCiditioul atudia 111 UB, Colallle Unlv<mcy, lltudess Unhauy, Manhlllcan Collqe ud the Unhenity of PCDD11fvanla. In add1tlon to teachina malbemetics ror 32 years be has ClOIIChed biah school baaebaD for 23 year1. His roachina career beaan at Norwich Hlah near Binahamton in 1955-56, and slnu 1960 wu Vllnity coacb 11 Huntlnatoo. Lona bland Hlah School, from whldl he rcttred lut Public Economics I 2090'8rfan Prof. Romans, Salant & Vogel Monetary Theory MWF2·2:50 Reg. No. 121686 110 Baldy Mr. Stasiak A n d a c hange in tin:;es: Economics 467 Economics & The Theory of Games Now MWF 11-11:50 Reg. No. 231189 KILL AKEG• EVERY FRIDA STARTING AT 5:00P.M. 268Capen Prof. Satan! NEW LUS1RIIIVI NOW$68.95 Was: $ ~ Now: $107.00 Tu-F Sept. 8 -11 Date: Time: 10 e.m- 4 pm - iversity Bookstores Pl ace : _ _Un_ _ _ __ _ _ __ __ .JOSIEII'S Be Sure To See Our Fall Selection of 1GIC and 14K GoW Rinp $25 Deposit �ro OF~ WIZARD ::>~ODDS >· ~ r: By JR AND TH E BEAR H<r< it comes ....,.. Footbolll-dw crazy spon tloat dmcs otucla>u away from otbool-«k nuy Suoda)-IS bert - · · And alona "llh thr start of the seuoo comcs lh< tradltioMI Friday coluiM •• Thr Spcarum -••hr footbotll "W.urd" tumtdf mates his pcnloui pr<cbc:t-.. ~ Ea}oy. • V"esiton. in itala s.t~ - 11 T•mptt &y 14 ••• Qalbrtath add• around au.aolto Vikcs' aerial offt nse. hffolo :ra Jm /4 •• • The fans Win this on<. Plt~Jhrslt 2t K GIIMIS Cuy I 7 • Stctlm arc >till 100 milCh for the r<l>ulldin& OU.fs. ............ 35 IVY Gilmls 10 ••• Vtrmdl hu play<rs firtd up ana tmbolnaina sbow oplrut J<U. Dotroll 17 S.F. 7 • • • Lions IIIII OUt Wllh thr usual poay<r "Could LbU bt the ytar7" W..W.,t.,. .II Dottgs Jj . . • RtdiktnS "Itt thr Jllootout at th< draw. - . . , 14 Sl Loctls 10 . • • Wood!<)' bu allthr tools lO llln anolh<f Dolpb111 tradrtJOD .. tuk th< Cords nc<d 11101h<f - \ of prcscason calibt< to orpniu tbcmsd'ft. N.~ :ra &111. 10,. • Co•....,uah put> on an aerial show forth< homo faJY by ptekin& ~ lh•n ddcrw•• ba<kftdd of Cobs. New ()rto!on ll At1Mt•10 • • SaiDu play..,_ foo<l*ltllis ytar. • Sallla"b c:aa •111 Olflh< road •••j t's a '.alfthrlt-- .. homo . c.- hr 11 C'lllatao /0 ••. The PKI< had • fin<"'.......... nu. Soetllo t• Cuta IJ • -bt a~QUC~lt<r. 14 L .A. 14 • •• Slabkr - Azoa<b. ~ pen...- m - 10 thr aay of 11 Dm- 10 ••• Raldm carry.., .. s..pcr Bowl - r-. ... ' f... lolb! , •• lotllt*l ..... ..,......, . . 'lll.l_.,. •• ..,. • .,.., i l k I I I I ·All--' ...- . wta. 1a .... or-_,... •.._. I TOTAL I'OINTS will be •M<I to pldt tloe · lUI-~ 1 - •...... bela"" 1 :45- at P.~. ,!lot- Voe -•• be pr-•• t;Jo 1_ ,_....,___ .1 • I P ..l. . , . _ 3270 Mala SL Buffalo I ~----------------------·-Intensive English Language Institute HaYe you ever seen someone from Ubya. Peru, Mexico, Japan, or Indonesia? Have you ...,., been able to ahare your culture with someone of a different culture? Have you ever thoUght of how you can put your native language to good uaa? an- If your to any of theM q-uons Ia 'no', then FOR • • • tM courM fof you. Earn credit, or simply voluntwr, by WOflllng with um-slty tofelgn students atuctylng Engllah In the lntenalv.e Engtlah ....._ , Language Institute aa a conversation Ieeder. ~ Ohe • e oall at a.2077 01 2071, 01 drop In at hlcly lit. Mondey lhnlullll Fflday Mplll. Aall , - , lor Patrtok. .,.._.....,_.,_,.,.--- "'' -- AT NT/ON ALL SA CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS! . 3:00pm - September 8th In the Senate Chambers of Talbert Hall -MANDATORY MEETINGNO EXCUSES WILL BE ACCEPTED Failure to attend may result In loss of funds and recognition. · 4:00pm - ALL UnlversUy Organizations Meeting on SQUIRE CLOSING . In Senate Chambers · - .MANDATORY·~rTENDENCE WILL BE TAKEN* �Annovnc.,.,.ta fie. It 1 UniWtlll'f . .,..~ ol n.. '-trurn. Nolar ,,. run ltH ol chltQt Tn. Spectrum dou nor QUitMIH Ihit all ttOiiCII 11Mf I.PPHI •nd ~• ,,. rlg'tt ro fld;t 111 notk»t Sltort eniJOUnC:.mMIJ .,., ~>*II- bot!o_ll_ """ Iongo< - • Notices to ~~ ~ ,,.." fH'Ce " " ' " oe rea..;ttm,ued 101 uc:h pi1nli"l No '"~"" •Ill,. ,,._., o.., rlN ~ 1fWI CCkl'ft"l t;atWtfl• • JIJittOt c. pmtf«< OndloM& ,,.. AIOIHHy, W..t...&doy I'N/ Fnaoy 11 - . · Ms end Loctto,.. AuditiOns lot Zodlaquo Danct CO. w.dnelday from 4 15-5 45 p m tn t6t Harr...., Oreoa -ln91Y ..... ....... ~ Anyone Int. . ..., ... _,..,. _ . , IOf uu.u ~•• .,~·•.oro ihencs-• "'"'-lne -..ondtr . , 5.30 o"' on H.,.. l.o<l-. An..- tonterao:td In ll)'et i• lhould Jo•• ... ............ 1110.. F..,u-.e TloMdoy from"" o.m 1n tn. d1&Uib\ft'On, POJter ma\1ng TtlfiiSI>ow onFMII s.pl 2Sal9om Pat1111$laara needed fCM Chla llwe ehow An)'OM W1lh1ng to watch may IM atudoO audotiiC:a. C.M Bill at 831 ·~ 101 tnMe lnfomeuon and~ oo 1o 1111 o11.,.., tO& T.-,. art WOtk Paul .... and IM Pallia, Tho O.,_a, and ColiN Sea,. Ft!Oay 11 • p m In tnt Fillmore Room, Squort Dh<IO< wonttd ror STAGE's ptOGuction ol Ouy• ond ',.,.._.. ·~ $ H•t• tO ~~A~!~ lou• 14 CIIMtorf15 fNDat Ray.• g IG OlloceVIP 17 NOOtt, lOt ono II Fraoholf t9 """'"'" tloCM'Ing lnlomolllpa nolloblo lllrouglt •~• coli_, Call 836-219.:1, 2StG f::'~,!::!~~:~wr.O bul not neces11ry. C.tl 200 ... n.ortl0 22 llopaated Con P. Moloney Coli- neoclo colltvt w«1< aludy aludonlo to tutor In 111 dtoclpll"" auri09 tM Fell - · · Gttdutll Studtnta needs grtduate stltdenllto • - " tn tnt Sl><tng - • t o r. For more tnlormalion catl831·2230 UUAI C.murotond PO<lorml09 Ms 1i lool<lng '"' paoota to per1orm at ,,. Fall Sounas M uolcal Soro01 II lntttlltld, PIIOM Coli Tholla II 636-2957 24 Eneumbtanoo 25 0..., 2& Shlily1!\ailf 29 Clc>M-coiro "Tho Nil" him tOday In 170 loiFAC. Ellicctl and lon1orto• ., loti CNfenckM1 at 1 and 9 p.m. Sunday at 6, 7 and • p m In '"' SQulrw eonr.-. n..ller 34 -UII 31 J.ardt"*'37 Sot oil • COpotd • IW\ollltd Tn. Wtll"" ,..ct,IM Uf>IYirloty'a lr• OfOIHn ""'ln9 IUI....-1 C*\ler,lliooklng io< Morl IO atiH IM AmhOralondlollllnlit.c-puacante"' Arr..lnt-..S 1n tutonno a ""'""'"'~' bUia"' 101 ~ ctOdlt '"""on lhould conllc:t R o o - at 83W3II' loltd lc..,.~ZOnto eno•-- lnllrnaUonlllo •oonoorfng $5,000 granlt lor grlduatt a1uay For lunllor inlormauon ZOn1a tntematlonat, 35 East Wacter Drive, Chicago, llllnolo, t!OI!OI • w- " " -"l•mtodeyiiUO 7, and9:30om "''"' Sq..,. Conler.,... Tn.ater ""''nnlnery Peopte" -·1m.,,,,.gods 41~ t2l.Gng- f''"' tomorrow en tne SQ-y.rt Oonter..- Thoat•.,., s.mcs., on'"" -_ . . .· - ••... O\OIOt1ll9 "' Aaln>!>hy~Q. ., BIOlogy .,...,_ S!>O<AI etc. - •"-ltlf0pl •3 Actor Lortculer "Borgotana Tn.ator, NO<t"" at 4;30, 7, and 9-:30p.m 51 Aogatd.<>g 21 23......__ 6<-- :IS0.-"'11"" 11 01 eocany..., G1 OtyoniM .......63 Worda<!ll<en 2&"-1"" 270010ttettor111.. 651.Utedot101\ lie ArabOan ou~anero 67 llack 68 TIUIH 69 Ointment Ma alltdenta lnlarHitd In soNlng an Internship Wllh WNBC. TV In Now Vorl< ollould wrflo lo Community Rtllllon Maneger, WNBCT\1, 30 Rollllllllll• Piau, Rm. 301w, No'" Yortc. HY 1~ c:one,..,lng lnllfnalllp Prog<am. Muot be tow~ .a 1tou<1 a - ond lypo a t IN\ 45 v.pm Must aJoo •* rn.- be wRI\09 to . -.. In IM tri-state.,. . 11 llme of tnt.-n!IN:p ol &otem end Soulh . ...., Allah of \he US Oepl ol Slate oiM a ama11 n - of lnl•NNPS lor 1111 5umrno< ol tt112. For funhef InformatiOn.- Mrs. Mac~ InS H.,_ C, loiSC A ,....,.},uw. fr-lhe School of Law ol tlto Unc-.rtyol ~~~~""" ..,., be on campus Sept. ~ To sl.gn up tot an 831-3515 lntt~Mew. come to 3 Hayes Cor ~I Gtldtlato Monogomenl Admlaalona Toot w111 be given Ac:l. 24. O.adline lor togutar roglotrotlon Is Sepl. 21. Applleatlona may be picked up at 15 CApen, AC, ot 3 ltayaa C. or 151 C<-,., MSC "'-'"'o aper 40hlto<l 41 ...1y Q~­ ol58taot ..._ IY_, ·-·- 2T~fate 47-up 3F--nt SHomo 6 "-!ollunrto 1 C...t.ab srl¥oJ 8 Author lleogMon 8 \'IIlia fWOII'ar1y 10 c:.u-cl,..,._l) 1000 . . Ponely 52 Clra.w ,..,..,._. Sl- ·-·.-"'''".., Soll_.ga!i6 Silt oro !i6Ac101- 117c-··~~- "Werout ...- .. PlOf 50 Ufloull.., 13_on_ e2 - - ·... opona SdtuumolllffO Ski Club, Room 7, Squtrt. MSC, ana hnd out till dol alia ol the aulln lown $lop In on downhill ol<llng 0111.. no""' ora Monday-Friday trOll' ....30 p.m. we .,. now accepting nnernberolllpo ....,., eNS worMn'e Crou CouRtly -days at Clarlc Hall prac:t~ 3 Pm W -'1 - TMIII ....... $opo.l4 Otlpm In 3 Clark C.N Pam Nooluta II SSI·2136 for more tnlormetiOI\ Aloo. M . _ .-.Cell.- Ole!-. UII Ultlnlota ffllbM f'IKI!Ce T.-.y, Thu<otley and Fndoyo at 4 o.m .,., 10 MSC N - . •w~od 833·1716 w-·• Soc- Club practice ona meeting todl~ at WrMt11nt Team cancUdatn meeting Tuotday al 4 p,m In tnt Wrestling room, Clark. Oi'adualt Student A"Nrch Orant appltcatone •~ now avollobfo In tnt OSA ofllce, 103 Tolbert, AC. G,.nll09 1_, lor Mllttt end PliO cona!dateo, up 10 S200 and $32.5. roapoc;llwrty. Compleled applications Itt due by loaay 11 • p.ni. Any quos110ns t>luoa contact tnt G6A olrtce 11836-29110 W~llno Worblwlp Tuoaday at 2 p.n> on 7 Heyea C. T-..~q- lor - r i " 9 and ollar;tove ruutflll WIN be dJIC\IAild Cl>obld ~~--0Pif>0"9 Snol>boton ton'gnl .. e o.m Clndlo ltglttl!to II 7.:10 pm II 2501 N ForHt. AC ancl 3212 Main Sl. MSC ()port SUnday II t2;30 p.m. II 3212 t.tlk\ 6L UIISCA ( 0 - Chilli meats todey from tO-tO p..m In 330 Squire. ,• l.vUwan Sundey II II a.m. at Rlllmoctlon Houat. I l,lnlwr<olty Ave., acrooa IJorn Ha,_ HoJI, MSC -... AflomatiM N,.. Co41octlft m•lf IOOIY at 4:30p.m. In 302Squlra. Alpho Delta PI '""" tOday 01 7:30 p.m. II 15 Mtnlmec. Frat~y mMio lodly In 262 Squire. Gay People'o Alllonct ,..toldoay at 6 p.m.jn 31 I Squka. -y Tou Kappa Epollon ,_,. 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Colcboood~cenler. 10oz. tiloleheooler. ~ PW7Ie ~.11010 t>og.MiniiUCI<JOdc OC1er tmlt.O toone gilt P8f P8f10I'I w111ae ~ IOSI LIVE ROCK MUSIC FEATURING: " NEIL YOUNG SHOW" ADMISSION $1 • - r:fl! ~ LOADS OF FREE PRIZES TO BE RAFFLED F_,,. _1tll . ;;,.._,_ �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/9ef4dacacb53a76b69d8e7e06985a3c2.pdf de9cb2275b701f82f07a4ba998a468c0 PDF Text Text �C3lllllUS Bunn to head Arts and Letters Enslish Profel5or James BuM has been •ppointed Dc.n of the Faculty of Am and LetterS, it waslt.uned last week. He will replace Georg~ Levine., lM lona~Limc c.tean, wbo announctd his intention to Slop down last year. Mt<r a lengthy search, Ketter made the ftrull dtci$1on tle.. tins Bunn from A..'tin& Associate Dean to head of the faculty. Bunn inherit• a fac:ult y facing detlinin& enrollments and a bleak job outlook for ill graduarts. No D ecision on Division I Uni"<rsity Prnident Robert L Ketter h81 yn to announce his decision on ¥t·hctha co upgrade the institution"$ athlnic program to Division I, acrordin1 to a varidy of sourt"n comaned last week. K~urr, who recrivN the plan tn late Spflng, has yet to announce- his .4o:is\on because of the eootroveny surroundin& thr bu<ball prQSram that led to the suspeo•ion of coach Bill MonkarSh. Amon.a the sources contacted oont was able to guess when Lhe announcement would be made, citing the Monkarsh resignation -a$ impetus for tM dday. None would wagtr a auess as to whlcll dtreetloo 1M Praidc:ot's dd&'bnations wtte heading. Over the Summa, I hut- was some sp«uladon 1ha1 K~uer \oli'ould Opt 10 delay a decision 0\.lt of ddttmc:C 10 hiS SUC'CCSSOr, who is expected to U$Uille tontrol by January I. Unckr the PfOpoW, dnJled by a ..lett oommitt« laSI Sprins. all sports (e>:cq>~ football) would be upsraded to Division I and an attempt 10 improve tbe over~l program, through a larat fund· Risina effort and a renewed aJumni commitmeot Vt' ould be made. The University alumni were P""' credit last Spr.,. for providing the impetus behind the push. To pull orr the plan. the U..stitution would reqUire. a Wge commitment from past graduates and ~ly heavily on outside fundi~ .sourct'S, becau.st or State policy that rorlilds the fWidins or intercollegiate spans. Tbe Spectrum continues to grow 'T'Jw $p«:uum -an9ouncrd loday the first two moves in a series designed 10 c:atapu1l the award~winn11lJ newspaper into Lht fote:fron1 of national colleaia&a newspapers, a spokesman ao.n ounoed today. • By intteasin& its circutadoo over 3) pcroeot., Th~ Sp«trum ts now tbe lati<SI oollqe ~in New York Stat< and the mo>t circulaaed thrice w«k.ly publication in the nation.. Baida the inctt:ast for tbc: rq:ulaf newspaper, Th~ Prodi1ol Sun, The .. ~trum,sweek.ly arts and ~1trtainmen1 supplemenl, will brg'in O ty.wide diSinl>ulion on Friday. Tbc pope< will also be eo-sponsorih& a con<ert in the Fillmore Room to hdp the Sun "kick off a new era in Buffalo journalism.'' accor<.tina to the spOkesman. " Both mova put u. into the Oty spotlight," he explained, adcliQI that although tbc paper was temporarily sufferin& from financial woes... its quest for excdlenoe never Stops.·· Dremuk to quit Record>. will r..tsn thb October, it was ronOnned lost w<ek . Th(T( has~ to bt a search commHt« formed 10 rt1)1ace ~1m .. , Drcmuk, on vacation last ~·eek. heads a body or the Unwm111 1hat bu tak·c n oo an are:a of criticaJ imponan« b«aUS,( or fecfOI downward enrollment trend. nationally. The ntw Director-when selected-wiD $tt~ u~d~ the. newly· created Vi« Preridcnt fot A<ademk Servim. wlucb ts sllll un~:",;.,.., Vice Praidcntial candida«> ha"e been narrowed t~ M•gatel S•wyen'Atf Olt.etOI D1o Ho&<SerfCa.mp•• MonyAosonl_, sho,;:~;,.silion will be responsible forth< t.ibraries. Admissions Kevio At!ltrUneiCopJ Ale"""' c.....c~r O.vkt OlljUIF.,ll.l,. and R«<rds aod othtr '3cademk suppon iC'rviees.._ Ellfltftl.ettFNIUN Bus service added .Joon Formtiii/Orap#Jiea Alan C. KacNcJH• «'ollaJ JD Hallellt~A.,oc. hare,. Shu1tle Blue Bird bus sen·icc bus bc:tVrotn rhe Ellicott Comple>. and the Hamflton Loop stop. and the Diefendorf Anna Stop and flint Loop besan September I, attording to On!dUale Student Association (OSA) Student AffairS Viet Presld"'!t Peter H<r>bm&o and Student Association (SA) Student Affa~rs Dircaor Peur JotePh B. Zingat.,Atsoe. H•Uonal EdWard l. AbnltniiPftofOQ,.,.r Kr;,'~rina a m<cting with UB BUSin& Director Bruce Speller, the J. Andrew MackHo•"'AAoc. 0...-td 'A.. COrntHK:ik/P~g.al Sun Ul PoVlnO'AttJ duo go1 the Univershy to agr« with the changes and dJsc~ss.td increasina bw: service into lhc early hours as v.-eU as creaun.e a OC'W b!J$/shelter stop on the Main Street Campus. The ncv..• SlOP would ~for dorm studen1s, "n«ded as a fesuh of th.c closina of Squire Union,,, the pair no1.cd . uwrence 1. RosenlhaiiPitofOQr•IJit1 JeUrey R ThutttC>'\'.tpott• John Ol.ac.IAut. c. Tony Gra}eda/Aiil.llc James OiVjncenz.Ofl'notographJ' Mlch.ael 0. 81uma.N8utltttU Att "'GGtt Stwon A. Cartet.ai.,Compii'OIJM LSAT deadline nears Tbc deadline for the October 3 L;ow School Admissions Test (LSAT) is tomorrow. aooording 1<> pre·law advisor Jerome Fink. Students "'ho wbh to take the ex:un must apply or face a Sl S late penalty r... Applications may be picked up 111 the Hayes Annex C on the Main Strect Campus and IS Capen Hall on the Nonh Campus, Ftnk added. The tQt on Oaober 3 is slated to be tbe old version of the LSAT. which the Educational Testins Service announced earlier this summer was being changed. nat ion:~ I Wayne B~ Hui'ITtdlfa~Uflttt o;r.c:tor M. 8, Kum•trcukiProductloe snmey o~gll.a/Actr. Cootdin.• tOf The Sj*:tNJm •• Mrv.d by the Preu, Flfofd Ne~ A.s~tttd S.-ndk:8te, Los Angeles Timet Syndtuta. Coll~tt HN<Slit'IIIS seMoe Unlteo Features Syndi cated end United Prns Syndleate. 1M St»elrul'fl ra rt~Mt:Hnted tor n.alionaJ -'Wtt1Wng by Commcrieadon. and AdYef'llsl~ SeMcft tOSiucSenl1,1f\C:. Cm:ulali<W\ avttaor, 20,100 More cuts coming? Now that Reagan admlnisuation is facing an ex-peered budget deficit larger than anticipated and muse make detpc:r spmdin.a cuts 10 keep iu roonomic recovery program working, rumors are float ina around the capital as to what prosnuru will be slieed. Last week, Director of the Office of Management and Budgn David Stockman mn with Defense Seer<UifY Casper Weinberger to ..plorr ways to slicc ckfen>e speocling yet "keop the nation Slrong." The Secretary is knov.n to spon alone sboppins list of ,....pons and i.s sald to finding Stockman unsympathetic to his wan1s. Then last Thur>day. New York Consressman Peter Peyser revealed that the Rcasan administrat:ion was se<ltina 10 <ut rundins in education aid for inner-city children, although Reapn ortlcials denied the <horse. .ttf' ~~,I}Y K. Lapla'*E.dif.o~llf..C&/a t thr~-two from outside t.ht Unlvcnity and Deputy V'wc;, ~rts~den~ Roberc J . Wa,gnrr. JC~tcr is ex:p«u~d to announce a dtclSIOn / Main.& Amherst Sta J~n Setn Goodohii~Matt•flno tdffiH AAthCW'Iy M. PtUUM• .n -olno Ectiror The Sptocttum omen art loQteel ln 3$$ Squfrt Hall. $\lit Untwers:hy of New Yortc. al 8u"alo, 3&~ Maln S-~ Butlolo. Hew Yotii1U14, Tetept>one: (716)83t-35111 odttorlot (7t6)83t-l, ....I...-. Copyright 1981 Bt~Hafo, N_Y. The Spectrum StucMrn P~. k'lc.. Editorial potlcy Ia determ1MCJ b)' t.M EdiiOf·lnChlef. RepubiJcalions of any mautt ·-n. '*til\ wll~ t~ bprtU conte1'11 ol the Edit «-'~•' Is str1ctly Thf $pKfi\MJJ Ia printCid by Butta•o N......Pte»lnc., 1370 Seneea St. Buftalo, N.Y. Diatrlbuted tf• 1o the Unl\l.,.hy communlt.)'tlimll ont copy per person... �" They (SA) have a yearly income o f one million dollars and if they could put some of the money aside, they would be well on their way to having union. I have never seen In my 20 .years here a great monument resulting from student mandatory fees!• -Division of Student Affairs Vice President Richard Siggelkbw .._ r,..~~ SquhiAmhent OiYla-lon DII'IIClOC' 8otl Heydt" DSA VI<» Prnldont Rlcluud S~ 1M Kll:loUJ CommlrtH'$ fUdltJfl member At odfh t1t1rh the K•bol" commfttH Restoration of Squire only part df space question By SETH GOODCHILD J.1anoging Editor II seeins $0 $imple. -J ust place the 38 bomdess Squire Hall student croups into comparable space-on the Amhersl Campus, re-locate the then· ~laced orpnizations and secure funrd· ror a student union. ' Simple. Bu1, in rtality Ill< mlllttt is anythin& b t simple. The SQuire controversy is only of an issue that ranks as one of the most comp.lex and detailed ever to race UB. h has hounded the University for the past ten years and promises to follow UB through the upcoming. decade. Spa~ hns"botn the central concern a1 UB since the initiaJ decision to build the to~ campus ra<ilitY at Amherst in 1964. Construction dt'\'t-IOpmcnts have filled tamP.,US newspapers with reports or budgetary politiCs that del~'Cd, postponed. and doomed projects. The Campus today is scaled down and, aaoording 10 Vice President ror Facilili<$ Plannins John Neal, Ntal noled lhlll "the ...,aluating &roup got serious abou1 lhe Dental School." Compus or to ...,., keep Squin open ror stands sn·eral years from c:ompletion. The bopr i.s no longer to build a lavish campus designed 10 .satisffeo:ayoot. bu1 to charging that unless its faciJitit:S ¥to-ere upand~d it would ~ in dangtr of losing its covtted 3e«Cdilation. Combintd v.ilh t-nrollmcnt inc:rcues. it .was one of a number "very strona prC$Sura" on UB to develop the Main Street Campus for the rund. which arranges the financing.. is con\'inttd that to hav~ the .student croups stay i.n Squire an extra five Of six montbi ,.-auld be more than we could handle,·· he construct a functional unil that b realistic and operational as soon as possible-. Also pan of the bi& picture is the Main Street Clllnpus which is slated to he converted inlO a .Health Sciences Cc:ncu. That project caries-a SIOO million price ca.g and was originally exp«<ed to he finished in 1985. Yet some have asserted that the Htalth Sciences do nol deserve thot much space, a notion Neal rejtcLS. • , , t i.s a much bigger operation than it Jooks like: now," Ne-al remarked in an interview last wed: ...It is prestntly scauered all ov~ the count )I. which doesn't make sense." He added thai Heallh Sc:iences administrators have long protested its inadequate facilities, an argument that was c:onnrmcd when outlide accreditation teams condemned current -.ccommodation$-. I 1982 Sprins S<mesltt. "The Corutrue<ion or said. Noting that inOation •--as dramatically Htalth Scimo<$, the Via: Ptesid<nt pushins oonstruction costs up, Neal conceded. explained that Squire '\\'OUid closr. in January and the area fenced off co Much of the ensuina contro\·eny has centered on the demolition or Squire HaU, for the past 20 years an intqral pan of UB student Ure sla1ed 1o he closed this De«mbc:r. Both lhe University adRJinistration and Albany orficials ha\'t been unable to replace: it with another cauraliud union, rather offerins onl)l student activiiY centers in the futUTC" and temporary space for the prtSC:nt. ISome studenlleadm have assailed Ihe expeatd four year gap, but Neal maintained chat UB had little c:hottt and could not afford to wah until a comparab'c structure could be readied for the AmbcNL "b«om• a conStru«ion sile for two )'tar$." The founcain area. will be cut approxima1dy in hair b«:ause of Squire work nnd other projects. The student goups and organizations wm currently OC"CUpyina Squirt. have to bt rcloaucd. To deal v.ith the situation, the student aove:rnmerus created the ' 'Kabosh Commiuee" whose purpose is to serve ao the "strategy Jt~rin.& committee'' for g~tin& 1so.ooo square ft-~1 of ~parable space aCCOfdina ro mnnbtt and ~IM!Il 9l'l Mo- • ~~~~~~~~~~~~ *Auditions~ for Wind Ensemble • symphony Band Wed. - sept. "J. ) 2 :00 - s:oo p.m. Thurs. - sept.,3 Baird Hall Fri. - sept. 4 Rm. B 4 COLLEGE NITE Every Thursday! 75¢ bar drinks * 2 eredlts each semester * Instruments available * concerts with guest soloists, composers; conductors - , * open to all undergraduate and graduate students For fUrther InfOrmation contact: Frank J. Cipolla Room B 4 Baird Hill 636-2:949 50¢ drafts (8-11 p.m.) SHUTILE BUS SCHEDULE P.M. Pickups Ellic o n C o m p le x s :oo 1?:oa · 11:00 12:00 busses reium Gove r11ofs Complex 9:05 10:05 11:05 12:05 'o campus on the lut bus return ~ hout ai 1;30 • ROCK 'N' ROLL BAR • MiNIATURE GOLF • VIDEO GAMEHOUSE' �Special report/The demise of the union ~~~~~r-_:~~t..~m;:~:nt~a;m~~;. ~------------------~~~-~~~~~a~«m~~~~~~~~~~po~u~i~~Y--~ k~ ,.,... u &S$IIMd thi> Fall R OBbers,..,. oo •x•non and una•~ble for~~ at prm timt. Sourt"a indkat~ bt hu btm Rftptl\0 ID diooussin& lbc Hl)11<11 rropo.al. Once the ~ tS J.l\m co thr ttu<k:nts. Hayden .aid IJiat Hou~ Counal tb<n t.. rdj>O<INbk fO< do\ldonJ 11 amon& ""uld IM stud<nl &rOUP'- "j;@ojh U planned ID p!OI wat<sY ,.hde UoiU< Council "'" .:<> about th< actual room-by·room drotrminllion>." bt url31n~. Neal .aid ohll "ho Bet> what f.IIOC< dtptnd> "on • lot or r... o .... and nootd lh< difficulli<> >Om< aroupJ->U<h as th< thr« <ampus publi<allon•-prrsrnt. Ue s:U<Itha• considtrltlonJ V~ould lncluck hov. Studmt .......,.;atJon(SA) ahould , .. >Om< of Ill< mandatory Cot montY it collect~ to connrua 1 unkm or iu own. much space lfOUP> ha•r no,. and alfO<Jp's "They (SA) bavc a yearly i~ or on• am-ml 'l'k"" aJiouJion, and any sp<cial mUlion dollan and if Jlley a>uld 1>01t tOm< rrquirrm<nll a llfO<IP l\a5 or Jllr money asiOt, thty 'Ooukl t.. wdl on Booh Ha)'Cim and Ntaii\Ood~ u<in& tbt their waY to havu11 a Wlloa," M lrJurd. •ord:s ·-.emporar) ··or "prrmaneaf' io .. , ba"~ nC'Vef seen ift my 20 yean ha-t: a thdr cluc\luioru. n01ona Jllt ""'"'""' Ou.• .,-eas monWDtllt rauluna from Rudftlt l!lal >unounds lpl<'< qu..uons. Tht Housr mandatC>r) f«<." Cow>cil Qainnan, ho•<>er, dod no<< thai Nral ooodud~ th01 0\t:r.all OOOstrvctJon his plan provid<d fO< "P1lllin& an md to and plann.oa ,... proccedoq. but adrn111td th< ooo.unt ahuflllni of VOUP> (~ ~ that UB tho<lihtJ!Iin&s •err pin&,.~ in "' (our yean ,.hen conJlrll<lion eon nan." 1974 t..rcrt lbc llmh<r11 CMI1>01• •narus, Tht Sludtnl lradrr s.ald tll01 a numba of "A$ I told thtOI! amcratioa• of Rudmts, I alttrnativ.. ••in~ fm tbt fuJuf< such as quit pr~ictin& (complotloo) elates thrcr buildin1 • union. acerpti~n&~th~t~a~ud ,~en~'~r..liiiiiliiii•~!!J Space. Sq•irr/Amhtt$1 Division Dirocoor Bob Hayden. Workin& ,.lth the Commiue<, Hayden draft~ o propoplthat tall~ fm tumin& o.., tM Capcn-Talbcrt·Nonon eombinc to tb< Rudmu and lliln& Harriman Ll'braty IS th< .,.~·sum "udent union. Unda t11c plan, <ed\ J!OUP would abo rraiv< a satdlit< orr'" at .... Olher aompus. "II is • .. .u~ propo>al," asaurd Ha)'lkn, ,.ho al>O dWn Housr Council. "tucb b.. bttn dtk:pl~ authority o•rr m<Kt of Sludtnl ac1hll)" space. "II .-oukl pu1 more dusa '" Efhcou. tea on lht Spine and mo~ on Matn Strcrt, frrcing up IJir Spiot so ,.. c:an balan« suppon Kt'li«> wrtb aead<mieo." Much of tbe .,.... lio)'dtn rrquesu is l'ltal. ~~oo--..a, dl!m<d that "that will aot bt • unM)O tn the trad&uooal ~··and lbal sinal< 1<.-.i a."'IJ>IIY ~en "0Uld t.. <OIUlTUCi~ <J'tii\IJ~ ocr... tht CM!""s. Neal cona:dcd bt •-v un.su~ ~ many =~• • ould t.. bwh, but no<od that on< "v CUJTent.IY beln& "'0<k~ on and "'ould bt conned~ IO lbc new Knol l.=u~ HoD. Tht ouvau~ .. ~1 conuoin a roploccmmt forth< Squirt Hall bo"hns aUeyo and lh< FUlmo<< lioom. S.ggdkow, who tJIJ'f'<OO<d •uppon for a Jludtnl union. quntion~ whetha the H lydrn plan at pra> tfrn< and ""uld ask Kc:utr to hoJd off on • final dccWon until hr bad studlrd both propo.als. Altbouah KeH<r has th• final say, two otha- adminittraron an cap«etd to play key roles in l)>t proc<o> lhil Stptrmbtr-Aeadtm~C Afflirl Yl(t' Ptaidatl Robert Roosb<rs and Studenr AffarrstDSAl Vi« Pt<Sidmt ltodlw A. So&&dlo•-~ tbty oo• CIO<ltfOI much of tt.. . _ . Kobo.n " OJktna (m. s;udla.. mi!Ol~ lh< Kobofh ConuniUt't' Last •etl asstnln& he .-auld br oouah dun114. obt imptnchoa 21lboll8h orm to audmo propo.al•. "I ..., nOt \-'tf'Y rr«plt\t ri1h1 now.'' ht insisted, •·ualil afrd aJJ Lht mfon-nadon has been pthHtd and the dctaill a rt a "·ailablt... Si&&<llow said that lludrnt spaor •hould cunmtly utied u clwroom spa«. nOl be pta«d above: o1hc:r cuc:ntial s:tude:nt ~ :and that the University's over·.all bt Comm\uce. a.lM» -.·orkcd lo providt be$1 inctrats ~oukf hl\'t to bf' ~·riahrd in Nt-&1 wllh tpcdlic information on ~·haJ the sp.;ac(" coruadnllion.s. .. lt'J 1 malltr of each lfOUP nt<d>. lilllna spedfocations and equipmcn1. priorities." S~&&dlow DOl~. He upc-as.ed d.u.plc:b\Ht •uh tht SIUdt:nl Th< Fadlitics PlaM•n& Vi« Ptesidtnt, tovan~u·'pafotmano< thu> fat. however. created • p1.an or his own and assrnin& "lhinp ha•r not bttn dOC>t presco~td It to Uni>mrtY Ptesidtnt 114btn l- K<utt last Thurtday. H• .aid ohao uncle ri&l\1." Hr bued the uomplr or Sludtnt his draO, "..aybocjy ,.ill bt kep<llndt< a offl<ials rntmna • DSA orr~« •itb a Jlick roof, but no< on tbt same bwldioa." adc!in, rvk and measurina space. "TIIat'• pr<lt) unomina rO< yow ...If." Scud to.. lbal br O.II<Clod a compromilit •ould t.. commmtt'd. - .ked out. A ck<bion u exptelod by tht Kobo.n .... al>o a>.ailed by lbc v-. .. end of tht month. t..eausr tM ma<t<r class PtcsKimt fO< i~> dosed door mmtnp, >d>eduk muR t.. pnno~. altho"lh Ha~den d~od thr ....-o<y must Nul .aid tllat hr had )<'l 10 recth•r tb< d""""'""'· T Old textbooks never die they just rot away ... And In the process cluttw closesl, gtow yellow Wilt\ age, and create unnecessary lire hazards. But now, through a special Spectrum classified advenlsemenl MCtlon, even the most ebscure texts can find new homes and put cuh Into their Pf8Stnt owner's wallets. By using Tlltt Spectrum's specl,al Textbook Flu llarttet MCtlon, everybody can get tho dollar needed to start off the new school year right. So run up to 355 Squlra, put In a Flaa .....tet ad. and get rid of those old memories of Calc 121, or Chern 101, or Soc 222 oc • u.tlnp co.t 50 - • I * book. (puce lncluoes title acftlon, author, boo!~ condition, course IItie price and owner's phone numbe<.) ' • �· Special report/The demise of the u n ion Nort~n (Squir~) boasts a rich history By MARTY ROSEN Campus Editor ..Can you Q ct~mpus Wirltour Non()n Hall? .. Norton Hall Dit«tor Dorotlly Haas ({ktober 11, 1961) ima:in~ " ground was broken .•• by Norton Director Dorothy Haas." New I(Ud<nls ., UB associ&~< Norton Hall with prison-windo>w cjusroc>ms, a hi&h·l<ch taftt<ria and cl""alor lobbies sandwiched in Qe<w<tn tbe Law Sd\001 and tbe Unc!et11r&d1101e Ubrary. Until 1978 il was the name of the sprawlin& llUdent union on tbe Main Street CampUS', hOme- to student organizations, bowlina alleys. lounges, tbtaters and cafeteria5. Before 1962 Norton Hall was the elepnt stone buDd in& with the winding Slaircase. th< hl&h eci!ing ballroom and mlltble fireplaces-lbe ori&inal stuckbt union, now r!f18med Harriman~ F\lnds for the rlrst union were provided lhrou&h the will of former Universiay of Buffalo ClltanceUor Ollltles P . Norton. Norton, who served as ehanceUor from 1909 to 1!121. lefl $2SO,OOO for "the ertetion upon the Main Screet site, a buDdin& to be used as a dub refectory and pW:e of rest and recreation for the day Sludents lltending the University." Old Norton opened on FebrulltY 6, 1934 with the University's ennnllmenl at IC$$ tban 1000 Sludents. By 1961 over 8000 day students and 4000'evening Sludents attended UB. lbe sehool h&d ou1arown its union. PrclimlnlltY plans for a larger union were Slarted in 19S6and disclosed to Buffalo media a ye11t late<. Knox, Hus and Student Association (SA) Presideru Les .FoSClhlo, now a prominent BurraJo attorney, presided over the formal cc:rcmon)l. A onpptt box oontainins a portrait of Norton, a eopy of the will providin& ror the original student union, con$UUClion agreeme:.nts documc:rns on UB dewlopments and two issues of Tht Spettn1m reportina on the prOgress or the union were seal«~ in the commtonc. D iaaratnS and blueprints -e drawn. C:ommiuees ,..... orsanizecl to hagale over locations. proposed size and fundin&. The United States Housing and Horne F'llliDCC Agency authorized a S3,7SO,Il00 loan for a new union in M llteh, 1961. Less than a monlh lattt around was broken 'with a silver shoVd by Nonoa Direetor Dorothy Haas and before the end or the year lhe cornerst.o ne was bid. ChanceUor Oifford Furnas. University Council Chairn;u> Seymour One year bier the buildina was dedicated. Division of Student Affairs (DSA) Senior Stenosrapher Hden Marko recalled the move to the new fac.Uty. "All of us took our ret>Wning personal eff.....Ud walked lhrou&h Hlltrirnan Tunnel to our new ofriCCS." she said. "And il was unbelievable, this btautiful buildina. We thou&ht it was so bl& and soon it wasn't bia enou&h." Norton left $250,000 for the constr.uctfon of a union Senior and Graduate Engineering StudentS PrEpare for Professional Engineer's License TokelhoP.E. ReviewGourse Tlanday Ewning Sesslans commenc:klg Or. T.> . Soong CMI Engneomg Ofllc:e . :. . Dr. R. Van Sloocon Union Carbtck Corpora- or R-8,A~t~ or New Course Psyc~ September 10, 1981 For lnlcrmadon Cct>t&tt The new building had Slltne rooms and bowling alleys, nap rooms and a blltbttshop. The ballroom. it was advertised, could hold ovtt 700 dancing couples. Designed by the lltehitcttural firm of Duane l.)man Assodatea, Nonon covered 162.041 square feet of noor space, o - twice the size or Harriman's 63,792 squano feet of space. The Tiffin Room restaurant, nlltDed arter the British Indian <UStom of t·ak:in& a long lunch to avoid extreme heat, was opened in 1963. The Ont )'cat in the new structure was cxci1ina and frusttatlng, DSA Student Union Mistant Director Ann Kkks recounted . .. h was.Ukc movina into a new house. Tbe dista.nca .seemed greater.'' she said. ''But wt" n~r had a craft croter and we did not have (musk) U:stmlna booth• in old Harriman and with Squire we dld." the original activities, !he nap room disappeared in til$ late 1960< and the barbttshop be<:am< a victim or Ions haintyles. • "II was appllt<Dt to Charlc$ Norton," a 1930s broehu.re Slated, "to him, as to few others in those clays. that university tife c:annot be weDrounded or happy without properprovision for student ICllvitles." AlmOSI 20 years artcr the dedication oC the Nonon, Squire will -be dosed to UB Slud<nts. And isolated spots on the AmberSI <Arnpu• will serve as a Union for a student population that has quadrupled since 1962. Dr ~ Norton would not approve. 301 Psychology of Emotions Monday 12-2:50 Rm. B-24 4230 Ridge Lea Reg. No. 170 492 For more Info call 831-30n 879-2627 636.2469 -----------T-~-----~----------~-----•----~-------~--. CONT~g;-rLENS~ ~- WITH THIS COUPON YOU GET... SOFT CONTACT LENSES -FOR ONLY $54oo only $54° 0 pr. ChooH front Baruch & Lomb - A.O. Soft- Hydrocarw plu a pair of op_ticaJ quality sunelaaaes _ With Tbia Coupon Price fncludu: l e - Cold Sterillzollon Kll; 90 Doy llfoney bock Guoronk<!; Corryl"!! 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In a St-pctmber 8, 1980 lett<:r to Vice President for F~lities Plannina John Neal, then SA Pte>ident Timothy Sheehan said, "I ru:st buildina that students will ... is a r<e:r<ation buildin& that is alludy past the desiarutqe, with construction slated 10 besin by Sprina 1982. The "ructure will duplicate most of me runaions or the ground and first Ooors of Squire Hall, including a bowUng aUey and a rata.uranL. Nea1 suesStd that oo other- oon-studmt .activities wiU be houst'd. Eventually the mile Ions Amherst Spine will be broken up by several of the smaller constructions, adding up 10 a eventual total. of 200.000 square feet, mordlns to State Univer>ity of New York (SUNY) AssisWit to the Vice O.ancelior for Capital Facilities Oo.U Ni<ho\is. "Some time aao the eatnpus administiition a.nd our staff met ovtr the issue (of central Amherst Srudent Urtion)," Niehoiis revealed. "Tbe campus administration felt that in siz.e and in distribution, it would be in the am convinced thai a eentTalized Univenhy Union (or be-sa interests of the Sludc:nu to have SC\'Cfal c.cnters reasonable facsimile) is deaperalely needed for the available." Amherst Campus." And in t.he 1980 Annual Repon of the Division of Neal reinforced Nicholls" remarks by explaining «hat the idea of de«ntratiiin& «h.e Union "'reOCUS'-the fact that Amherst (Qunpus) i5 seographieally huse." He ' Student Affai" (OSA), the Unh·ersity Unions and Student Development Program Office section noted that rejeaed the theory thll the revised pOpulation eatimotcs "The administrative aetivities of tile Main Street Student for the Amherst Campus-<>risinaUy e&~imated at .10,000 Union, Squi~ Hall, remain as busy and as fully needed srudents, now hove:rs closer 10 20.00G--influenccd the as ever. Even though there arc: oontinuins problems with decision. H( indicated that the administration's estimares the split campus, the student population that never knew of enrollment have changed four times in the past eisht the old, sinal< eatnpus Ufe, sliD responds 10 the Student years, while tbe oew ~pus'."gcograpbic status is Union and its P<oarammina since it is a focal point of fixed." out-of-class life." Sheehan remembered that early in the nesotiations, • durin& the 1976 term of SA Ptesident Karl S<hwanz. C urrently, the overall plan for Ambers< has a series of student lcad<!r> were warned by Univemty officials that small"activity spaces," Neal said, but no union. The ' the school risked losing what Albany had planned for UB if plans were questioned. The ex-SA leader also recalled what he tamed the Martin Meyerson theory" u to the desisn of the North Campw. Durin• the dcsi&n staae of the Amherst Campus, the formet UB President Meyerson advanced Ids "livin&· ltarnlns" mode of consuualon, where $1udcnts faculty and adrtiinistraiOrs would work together in a common mvironmeht. She<han cited the Ellk:ou complex as one uample !hli theory. Students are also pcnaftzed by Albany offtcials in what is judaed reer..Uon area. Acoordin& to Sheehan, any -space tbal is ••noo-acadc:mle. non-ad.mininrative'" is ruled recreation spaee-an area allotted to the University acoording to $LUdent population . Sheehan explained that of '"lhtrt is only a ce:nain amount of spaee 1h.at they aut gh·e to u.s." In an April 10, 1981 address to students, Pr<Sident Robert L. Kelter asserteth1lat-when orijtinal Amherst plans were drawn up teil years aso, .. i, was exP«ted that students by and Iars< would like distributed ..etivity s pace rather than a ceruraliz.ed fadlity." 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MillerSport Hwy Williamsville (In The Triad Building) 688·4012 .•o#·ROOTIE'S :, .'(~\Ding~ One Dou~le Order of CWelcen W'1119s F"REE wilh IM putet\u.e of a double Wmt THtS COUPON Expires Dec. 31, '81 VALID ANYTIME , �Special ~aport/The demise of the un~on Student governments issue "Kabosh fact sheet" The following is the Kabosb Committee's "Fact Sheet" written and prepared by the various stu· dent government officials, who com priSt! the body. It is intended to inform students about the details surrounding the restoration of Squire Hall into a Dental Facility accorrung to the Committee. The views-expressed here are not necessarily those of 7lte Spectrum. The actolal, uneruted list is as follows: 1. Squire Hall, our student union will definitely close by the end of the academic year. 2. Students are entitled to a comparable facility, which Squire Hall provides. 3. The Kabosh. Comm!ttee, an all student group, consists of representatives from the undergraduate Student Association, the Graduate Student Association, the Millard Fillmore Student Associa· tion, and Sub Board I, Inc. 4. The administration has a proposal to "'keep everyone out of the rain·. " The Kabosh Commit· tee's goal is to obtain a centralized theme on both campuses whlch.creates a union-like atmosphere. S. Specifically, the Kabosh's proposal of building relocation includes Harriman Hall (Main Street Campus) and the Capen-Nonon-Tal ben union complex (Amherst Campus). The Kabosh proposal assures all recognized student groups/clubs space. 6. The Kabosh Committee's space al.location in- eludes social gathering spaces, organizationaVclubs space and reservation space. 7. Our proposal advocates balancing student, academic ~d administrative spaces throughout the Main Sueet Campus, the Amherst Campus and the Ellicott Complex. 8. The Kabosh proposal is designed to put an end to the constant shuffling that has prevailed over the past few years. 9. It is crucial that this proposal be accepted without any rtvisions. 10. Student support is vital to convince the administration that the Kabosh proposal is in th< best interests of the entire University community. The Universi ty of Bridgeport School of Lawis located in Connecticut about 1 'h hours north of New York City, 2'h hours south of Boston. right on long Island Sound. The school is four years old and ABA approved. The law school has a sound cu rriculum and first-rate faculty of 23 full-time and 15 adjunct professors. Over 80 courses · including 3 clinics for practical experience - are offerect The library, a federal depository, has over 110,000 volumes. About 600 students are currently enrolled in full and part-time programs. Student activities include three legal fraternaties, Student Bar Association, two student newspapers, Moot Court competitions, Grotius Society (International law) and law Review. We will be on ca mpus September 9th, 10am to noon. See Or. Jerome Fink in Hayes Annex C, Main St. Campus ,.....,_..., "tftt. "'"*"' Now Seroing Roast Beef SEVEN DAYS A WEEKI! .,..._,.,.,.. _ We serve food t ill 3:00am •B lo,~ ... ()., J.,h ••• "'" 1M "' iltia.rds a.uw'!.c.t-ot JA2Z & tO e. Rod. II ....a. s...... s.:-cwr~...,.w Hot 0.0. & K'.vtU 3178 BAILEY AVE. 836-8905 ~";;: ii,:,,. . F . . ' -'~ • �Union closing force relocation fdr many By A LAN C. KACRIC Notk>nol Editor ; With lht closina of Squirt Hall in Dtcanbtf immlotnl Lbc JCTamble for studmc activity space cUJTently ln lhe: iluclc:nl union hu bqun. I But, in addition to tht >tudml ~lutions ntW housina must be' round for the critical a udem suvices, mttrtainmtnl acuvilits, and lht Food Semce facilities prtsallly an Squue and both student lfOUpr and lht Administratioa art prcparina stpar&t< plans for tilt most ' fcasiblc re..allocauon. Viet Prtsldml fOf FKt1itoe> PIDeiDa John Nul Wei WI "<Hthal ·~btft art"""' 1o btoomc thinasno"' in :: . . there_!!!e going to be some thfngs now In Squire that will not be Immediately available. .. " -Vice President for Facilities Planning John Neal Squirt, thOI wiU not bt immediately a'...U..blc." Ht attd Cbc bowfina alleys and a r~t for the Fdlmort r<Qn u t•"O artU 1h01 would bt miuina-ar least temporarily. Unliltht n.,.. Studmt Adivitics Center is completed on the Academic Spine, lhese two functions will be missina. Neal admiued ht wu unsurt wbm tht eonter "'Ould bt finishtd, allhouah ht addtd It mlahl be complett Yoilhln t«<CC'll1K''1d.ina re....nocations, is composed of rq.-cstntati~u from t!K Dhision of Stuckm A.rfasn, Millard Fillmort Coll<c<, and lht araduatc and unctt1'1f'Aduatc uudtnl associations. Haydcn'1 proposal sprinJS from chc Kabosh Comm.iu~ Which is an all )(Udtnr committe< of lhc House Council. two years. ''Our "Our plan has con10lidation and ronoentrarlon of simiJar swdent adivititt, , ·said House CounciJ Chainnan Bob Hayden. lht lcadlna >tudtnt ao•tmmtnt rcpresontativt In tilt Squire lnut. This proposal, althouah not officially pr<sonttd at prns tim<, calls ror lht brcakhla down or studeru activities and into lhr« aroupr. The r~nt consists or wac ptbcrina spa« sucll as Haas ~;c>uoac or tilt Fillmort Room. wblcb ..... as .....Una areas ror SIUdenu as well as providina a pia« for concats and lectures. The Olhu 1wo aroupinp arc studerlt dubs and individual spKC. thOI is, rooms wtd (Of meetinp, and study $piCe. ..mas T be Squirt House Council, lht i.ody responsible fO< ~an includes tverythin& in Squire now," Hayden homes for concau and ooffttlaouso. h os not known "here lhcst evmts "itt be hdd tn lht futurt ahhoQJh Kabosh su_ucsts UB try 'arious lecture halls on 1be Main S1rcet campus or the Amhcnt's Woldman Theater. "Pro&TUlmina for tht Fall is ...... for conecns and cofftthouses said Univcnity Union Aedvhles • Board(\JUAB) Division Dirtetor Lois Wllldman. "bul we don't 'know what will happen in the •prin.&.'' Wa_\dman proposed 11!a1 tb<.)'albtn Bullpen dinina hall and lht Nonon C..feteria .. wdlas Ellicou cafnerlas could be wtd for coffee houses and addtd thai Cllut Gym can still he usa! for ooncau. Thollah no schtdutina has bctn iCI fOf the fonh<omlna opminp of tht Alumni Arona and the Mw Baird Hall. I hey ,.itt provide ocher locations for oonaru •he addtd. explained, which is to be broken down inco block areas of e:audent lctivilicJ with the proposed acquisidon of Harriman Library and 1hc Qpcn-Talbcn-Nonon cpmptu. lbt Kabosh proposal, however, applies only 10 studtnl·run and St1'vicc aroups. Neal, wbo rouahl Albany in an UOSUCXU$ful atttmpllO pootpone Squire's closina unul Junt 1981, would ftOf com~Mnt an detail on any ad:minisu·ation plan for nallocallon. The administration proposal has yet to bt ht Squire Hall Food Semce (ocilitles "will .._ to bt released, but could suJa<stlha studaot .ahitics moahl be available" -=onliOJ 10 Dir.aor of Food and Vtndina randomly alloeatcd Spatlt oo both the Main Strtet and Senke Donald Hosit. Currently th<rt art 1200 ISC&ts Amherst Campuses. avaUablc in lht !>Quirt operation-indudlna lhe FliCUity The renovation of Squire H all will mull in the loss or lht Fillmore Room, Confcten<% lbeatu, and Ratlukdlar. T l I llll I 1 <'Ill' VI N II PROTOOOPYING lPKO~OOOlP'I'I.Q GRATEFUL DEAD 35 5 SQUIRE HALL ON SALE NOW! !! Assembly Petitions now available at the SA office. SAT\JIDAY1 SEPT. 26-7:30 p.m. Buffalo Memorial Auditorium A/1 INfl rt. .rvt4 $9.50 & S8.50 a..llable ol FNINol, 224 O.laware. Am & A··· /f«;~Jrd Theatre, Warerbeds & Stufllrt the ORGANIZATIONAL GET TOGETHER SEPT. 18th IN HAAS LOUNGE 3 : 30pm WE NEED YOU TO HELP US!! @.~ HANDLEBARS CYCLE • Professional Repairs CO. • EquJpment for all makes In stock: 'Cit•del •Kryptonite ~-03 4 _The Closest Bicycle · Store To Campus! 685 ENGLEWOOD AVE. KENMORE NY 14223 •M•ater OC•nnondala P4e ke •Avocet '"Takarll SA Athletic Club Sports UPDATED CLUB PACKETS MUST BE • PICKED UP AT SA OFFICE 111 TALBE~T IMMEDIATELY! ·~ w-ay. 2Sos>l- tMI . Tho lljloctrum. • f• '·"" ,, ••" ' I • '' f 1 • o I 91 t\ �. EViRYtHING 10UR COLLEGE RING SHOULD DE . .~ ATAPRICE FIR LESS 1IIAN GOLD. NEWWSTRIIIA IIOW$6895 Was:$ ~0 Now: $107.00 Tu-F Sept. 8-11 • Date: 10 a.m·- 4 pm Time:_ _ _ __ University Bookstores Place: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~- 8e Sure To Set! Our Full Selectio n o f 10K a nd 14K Gol.t Rings $25 Detwsit Special r eport Relocation. aub in Hatriman Llbrary-oot Ho•ie said he e><P<C~s this to be cut iii half, thouah pointin1 out that "it is asking a lot to C'Ut servi~ in half." While nOthinB bas been yet~ approved Hosie said that Food Service bas requested the Harriman Library as the she for a new facili1y. The Faculty Oub on the first floor~ld be taken over unde< this proposal "with scau and tables beina placed in the lobby area out front and in the fircplae< room behind that plus in the bas..-ncnt", ae<ordina to Hosie, and would reportedly scat 600. This facility would "not be like the Rat which bas short order cooking." explained Hosie, "lt would be more like a deli with cold sandwiches, not fried or grilled food." The future of the Faculty Oub is also in limbo though Hosie said mat it is asking for opacc in the UB Foundation"s Center for Tommorrow now undct consuuaion on the Amherst CampU$. To account for the loss of space on Main Strc<t and the cxpc<ted increased usage of the Amherst Campus' Food Servi« is planning 10 open two $8.Ctllites on the Spine. These wm be on the second floor of Capen Hall, riaht outside the Science and Ensinccring Library and in the second Ooor hallway bctw.., O'Brien Hall and Baldy Hall. The two facilities will be able to scat 140 people bct"'ten them and will serve deli-5fylc food, pastries, and hot soup. "There are a lot Or unknowns fadn& us in che future and we need uperien~ in working them out." concluded Hosie. 10e futu~ location of student services now housed in Squire, Education .Opportunity Center, the Division of Undergraduate Education Advisement Complex and the various Courddina: Services is also unknown. There was no comment available from the Kahosh Committee on the possibility of ccntralizina all student scrviols in wbat is now the Unde<graduatc Library(UGL). The UGL would be combined "ith the Lockwood fibrary under the idea which has been the subjca of some speculAtion .. Hayden said that a move such as this '""-'OUid take thrtt years" to implemen1 and as of now there is .. nothjng official" on h. Hayden disagreed with Division of Student Affairs(OSA) Vice- Presidmt Richard Si.ggelkow•s comment that the union should bt built wilh saudent funds. "A uoion is essential to a university'' argued Ha)·den, ''and becawe or that it shoul~ be built by the State especially in liaht or the fact that the one buldins built with privatc funds (Squire Hall) was turned over to the scate." �. &W4WVO& Special report/The demise of the union Sq~ire's closing leads to sadness for some Forces all to move " It will obviously make student life difficult In a University where people are already confused." · .:.sob Board 1 Executive Director "·:~•~~~ Dennis Black The Main Street Campus was the best place to meet friends and they would be in Squire. I definitely would utilize a union at Amherst, but where would I go without the Rat ?" -Wayne Clifford By MARTY ROSEN Campus Editor Admin.i sttation officials will find little suppon from UB studcoLt for thcir to close Squire HaU in DeccmbcT leaving 27,000 people without a centalir.ed student union. Meanwhile, the guessing ga.r:ne has begun as to how the dosing and subsequcnt "">::;:~~ shift to Amhast ..;n, aff<et the University. "It win obviou$1y makc SIUdcntlife difficult in a University where people are already onnfuscd," Sub Board Exccutlve Director Dcnoi.l Black ..id. "There i.1 no way you can take one building th&l is a «"tlter for services and bUM. it up into 2.S plan that the move to Amhml will not llamJ)C{ them. ••11 effects mt btc:aUR I live here (Main Strett area) but we have to compromise:• she said. "'And I wouldn't uliliu' a unton at Amhmt 11nyway•., One CommunicationS major dajmcd not to be affected by tbe closing of the Union. '"I think it's nice to have a ccnlral1oc.ation I doo•t care if it closa.'' Ho"'-evcr. he angered b)' the <barges made over the locruion.s and expect to find the same .$ei'Vices.'' .. Graduate Student Association President (GSA) Peter Murphy be.licves that it is no .,.- - • •,~~·· to scve:ral lounge areas at Amhnst• had those nioe places in ~ with those ni~ <lOUches-a.nd do they do?" he asked. "Thm them Service attaS wilh tables." Und<~Cara,duate Wayne Oifford is with the way I he mG\'C will affect lifc. "Th< Mun Street Campus ~ place to meet friends and they be in Squire," he said. "I dcfinitely utrn:le a union at AmhctSl, but would I go without thc Rat?" 38 studan &TOU'Pt now howed in the pubJicadon.s an threatened len behind at Main SUM. ~ Eclitor·in-chlef Robert Capoz:zl is accident that students will be whboUI a union. ''I 1hink this was pre-meditated-it ) is an outgrowth of the sixties," he explained. ''They don'1 want Studeru.s to come tOJcther and malcc decisions about their own needs. Murphy, who ls also the GSA rcprescotati"·e to the Presidential Search Committee, indicated thar 1he closing of Squire is an iuue that the Commhttt ls addre:sslng. Graduat.t students wiD be more incovenienced by tbe Amhers1 mo~e. Murphy added. "Most, if not all srad stUdcnw tive off<ampus and moSt of thc off-campw housing near Main Street,'' he .said. "Thi.l will c:onJribute to the malaise and lack of morale of the students. S tudents may be assumina to mucli if lhey expect to have a p1aee to 80 to in Januar;. 1bt Main sn.t C.mpw aa::ording to Sexualiiy Education Director ro bt oon.,.,~ ro a H••llh ScJenc. C«''t., forcfng Squlr• Hall returOisttlnQ Ellen Christensen. "it i.1 vital lhat stut!COI.t that this may put more emphasis on drui$ relocate 10 Amherst. HoweVer, he believes a have a plaoe they can caU th<re own," she and alcohol becallSC of the closing. .scudent union is importan't. "Students reel wenctl. "The Univenity is aoin& to ftd a Group l.epJ &<vices (GLS) as di.llocated as the Amherst CamptU is," real shock of apathy when Squire closes." r~presenuative Paul Weiss (orsces no' major Weiss added. Studcnu may seck other outleta to fill probltm for hi.l organization if they GLS offiCe manager Carl Collins agreed their socialization needs. Christensen warns or a union bdna creaud a1 and beti..es it onuld be done by 1982 with the Capen-Talbert· student activity cen.Jer . think the administrat.ion has handled shift to the Ambcrst Campus 1 h•pbazatdly and without c:omprchensive planning," he emphasized. "I tbilik ir is clearly Intentional to sprnd studcnt activities 10 several boildinas which is a11 absurd <Onocpt." "Thi.l i.s the only mivicy pl..., kids have. I think a 101 ol'students will leave berc," Squire Main~ worker M.C. Johnson qplained. "I tbink ita a cruy idea." Looking For An Interesting Electloe? Try One Of These All course. taught In Engl,lsh FALL 1981 Humanities . . 111 Latin American Culture & History (3 cr.) c.l. History 111 AC MWF 10.10:50 Reg:·No. 483558 CL 830 Boyd-Bowman A thought·provoking two-semester course designed to glw die American college student an understanding of the many fundamental ways In whlch Latin Americans diller from ~· I 180 Medical and Literary lnterp.retatlon (3 cr.) ACTuTh2-3:15Reg. No. 135999CL204Sieeper c.I.Co{legeH 180 This course wiD survey the border shared by scientific tnuesllgatlons arid Uterary tnterpretatlon. 3 22 Literature and Revolution In Modern Chlna (3 cr.) e.l. CHI322 AC T'! Th 11-12:15 Reg. No. 483865 C.L203 Tung Selected works ol modern Chinese ~terature a~ studied In term$ oi how they reflect theprofound changes whlch Chinese sodety and culture have undergone. UNIVERSITY PLAZA 838-6778 Detal.ed descriptions ,are available from the Department of Modem Language• and Llteraturea, 910 Clemeu HalL · �editorial Requiem for a student union Bficl<s, .-tar, marble, and windows. Thole are the basic Ingredients of any bulldlng. Dlefenclo<f Hall Ia made of t ' - - aUbste.nua end 11 Is just a building. So Is Foster, and Crosby, end Capen-all Just buildings. Squire Hallie made of bricks, and moftar, end marble, and windows, too, butto-oalll1 "just a building" It a traoeaty. What makes Squire Hall Ia not the caf'penter'e materials used to build It, but the aplr11 II embodies. $Qillre Is stUdents. Without their bolsterloua, lnqulaltlve bodies traveling through Ita halls everyday, Squire Hall would be Just anothet empty carcass like ao many otherL And students without Squire Hall to Iotter, socialize, and gather at would be just as empty. Squire Hall Is not anothet building, Ills the stUdent union, a p l - designed to enhance cot lege life. When Squore clo6es this December, mo<e than another campus structure will be losL The c:onc:ept of a student union at tllfa Unl\-e1$ily will probably dlaappear also. No mO<e Rat. No more game room. No mor-e Haas Lounge. No more anything as we know It now. As 11 currently stands, the occupants of Squire will be littered between two campuses, lighfing tooth and nail with each other over a ll1e0<etloal p<Ue called "prime apace." And while they bicker over who gels Capen and who the hell wants Parker, these organizations tend to forget abOut the "primM!" epece of all, thei r point of origin-Squire Hall, student union. Although VIce President for Facilities Planning John Neal has aald, "nobodY will be left out In the rain.• not much consolation can be found lor the thousanda of stlldeflll Who do not have offices In Squire, who only frequent there to eat, make friendS, or to have something to do. _ It Ia not ao much Ofi.Campus Housing, 0< the Ticl<et OIRoe, or even TIHI Speclrum that will sufll!f moat When Squire Hall, student union, become$ a thing of the past, II wilt be t!Je norw~clive, the apathetic, If you wtall, students who will bear the brunt The lola of the student union will be one leSI thing for them to do. one mo<e reason to withdraw fur1her from an active Un'-alty life. And one thing students at UB don't need Ia anothllf reaaon not to become ln\'Oived. For .-y atlldefl1, Squire Hall Ia more than Ju., a building. OYer the past 20 years, It has been the embodiment of the student union concept-a conoept and commitment from the University to the student showing that tpis big, lmperaon•l lnalllullon cared, that It wanted to Jmprove student life. In January, When Squire Is fenced off, and a shadow of lie former self, It will become a haunting reminder of what was, and will probably never be again. When the architects check Its original blueprints and- the materials Squlte was erected from, one _.y Important ingredient will not be recorded-the tens of thousandS of students, faculty and stall who made Squire Hall the student union. Thlt December, When Squire Is finally shut down, everybOdY will lose more than a building, we will lose pan of ourselves. II Just doesn't seem falr. This is University life? Long drop/add lii\e$, longer bus lines, and shorter pallenoe. So begins enolher year at UB. And If all aeema rotten to you, Join toe club. When things go wrong at UB, they definitely go awry In a tMg way. Never In recent memory can such building encircling drop/add lines be recalled, and the BIOeblrd bus alluallon Is enough to make a frustrated student lean towards walking from c:ampua to campus. But aiUdenla are not alone In auUenng from this yaar'a aop of bureaucraUc: bungllngs. Just look on the haggard face of the terminal operator. punching In her 30001h social security number that day, or maybe that bus di1Vet With lh8'1)ullly, 0< II II WO<ried, look,as the 95th person crowde on the Bluebird before the while line. Welcome to o~ ot America's malof universities, the pride ot the SUNY system, the Unl-••ty ol Bullalo. But take heart, the lines do get shonl!f, the bu$es run mcxe frequently, and - n lhe people in Student Accounts smile at least one. by Novembl!f. So Tile Spec/tum greets everybody back fO< another year of partying, soc:laiiL!ng, and little bit of, GoO for'bld, studying tor Ute next academic year. And If you think that the flral two weeks are bact, 11ke heart, just wall until you try to cash your •tudent loan check. Become part of a tradition Uncle Sam may want you, but It's The Specrrum that really needs you. However, we can't offer free tuition, or even free lunch, but we can olfer friendship, Intellectual stimulation, and the opportunity to broaden your ho<Uons. We a~e by nature. apolitiCal, yet many deem us the most political O<glnlzallon on campus. Some say we are a bunch of snob$, but nothing could be further from the truth. We a1e a group of c:ommutera, dormitory denlzena, blacl<a, whiles, women, "*'• Undtlfgraduates, end graduate students, all wotldng together- to record history, to advanca new Ideas, to speak for all students and to be a watchdog for student rights. llfoqust wrlt81S populate our offices, because we are much more than a newspaper. To .Management majors, we can be a corporation where first hand business experience Is achieved. For Art and Communication majors, we are a challenging format, where a creative triumph or failure will be pratsed.or ridiculed by OV8f 66,000 captive readers. But, we are, and will atwayl be, first and foremost, a newspaper-en objective~ wi th an eye out lor student Interest a. And like any metropolitan newspaper we relllh our triumphs, and licit our wounds alter a lose. Three Urnes a week we tell students What went on, What' s going on, and what should be going on. And you can become part of us. We are Tile Specrrum. And we are your student newspaper. Join us. _feedback A Presidential welcome · To N • ond ~urnlng Stud<lnto; I.e/ mo tllko 11111 _,tmlty lo - - y o u to CMijJUI 0 1 - &.fjltt t/No IIIII· IIIBZ OQJ-Ic yell 1INII/rot low - I n •ny Fon somurer otway• CM1 , . , _ , dlllicui!MI, ..,.,UIIy but I~ )'OU WIIII~IO)hlllbe Un-.;ry INol meditBmnaan meditamnean trult caKe for__,.,.. 0 -k»r.d "''" w1llcllll'""'- - · /0 a.ullt ,ou. 0on•r hHttll•to uA: qu.stiott.; It 1$ •n oa/Wry wNCII lllould- bo lnhlbhed. For Frwahm~ I woukla~st that you a/so consull with bftfiY your -rcteumat.. lor f/OMf0/1- TINoy 110 ltmll/et with t/No l~lthutlo~ olld can 11m you tho - I t oltholr oxpetlettOO. Flnolly, Mr MO Ull/0 you to 110/h work holflond ploy hoffl. Gol know eoell orher, ,..., .rudotrtl /rom orMr countrN•. '"d ,,._ advanr~ of 1M rich cu/l~~n~l o//trinl/11~ thl1 trot. II con bo Ott OlCit/ng yotr for you, lltld I r.op. you to on{oy /f. A VirJbaiu'a plea Edllot: - I tM., 1-tw - - l ' f - r . d t / tho F-1 -lototl l,.,ltutlott lrr ,.,.,_,, 'V/tfllnlt. I OM t " ' ' " - /e withOut l-Ily o r / to_,._.. fflth, or .mo I JfiOtlld 1/ko to o•y thor,.,., • . . , bWy Md ~- "'lth no-t/otl orany/JIMg I O - I"""_,. 10. lww.d "' ,. .,. . , aU. , _ . . _,~ .., - l t r i / N o __ _ ,,.. ' - " .mo'lluy, "Hrf, •--- rm - t t l up .. . - lull ol· - - hetlod IINr ,.raatNtl9001110 _,.,.,1/)t til--,.,""""· _ _ , _ , loci-,.,. _ _ _ "' ..., _,_ _ ,.old, 6'1",., _ , . , . , . . . , - . , - UUAB a11d you --_..,oil-top__,..., Editor. On -.Not WAB, I'd like /o.......,.. -rl>otly bod! 10 · Moat ol u• ,.,_or t/No Boom to~ )'OU whh 111-ioc, mualc ruw1 othor Mtwtl-1 _,._ Nqw hIs limo lot )'OU pol 1-1 COirl~ ol"" ccmmirtool, Whldl OliO<. -"""IY lot-)'OU ptrN ot lilt No OlP*fonco 11 - . . , : Juot NGp by Out ollie» or 1011 Tolbotl or coli our ollie» er -~. We - 1otw1rt1 to Utr""' to ""'810 to-M_,_ liB..,,_..,,.,,-· _ring,_ t.olo •• -.-.. DM81on Director UUAB At Attica Edftor. I h - 1 0 bo ln~lod In o ,_,..,,,~ locl/lty. old- I om • -311,..,. dtJ!Ito e ..,.. hMrl .....,.,.,._,_ } OM _ , 011<1 wfrtiOut frlMdl/n t/No _......-to -...pond ro. I OM -eiov _ to--,.._- oll<l triMtU/IIP ,.,.... ,..,_! r~~toup~o,. -,..,.,.,for ony wol/1«-/tttt mar llltd tMir wq lome. You will 1101• , . _ .... 11.-tno lloll149 Alllca, N... Yor1< loiOII �J Ii p ~l ll -- at. large adl' 1 : wi ' gran ng at large) ( rem 1ng an appeal to th e : at length : fully and By Liz Petrino Pu,.ue, kHp up with, circle round and round your IIIII, as a dog does his muter'• chelae. Do what -lou k1ve. Know your own IX>ntl; Qnaw at It, bury II, u~~t~anh I~ end gnew It atill. -Tho<eau Once upon a literate time not eo long aoo there ware young men and women who 11/Jored away at high school Latin With the hopes of soma day becoming clasalclsta, much to the Pride Qf their parents and teachera. Others studied history with a smile on th eir laces and a song In their hearts. And music. And yea, child of the eighties, even pnlloeoplly. But no more. Today the "unsucceesfut" undergraduate Is aiming for a career In chemical engineering or medicine, while a student majoring In tt>e Human1t1es has become the bull of jokes and snide remarlte. A world enthused OY8f high techoology and computers heap~_lts diSdain on the liberal ana student as taking the " easy way out." Splneleas, prottactorleas wretch that he Ia, the Humanities major, formerly tesolute In alllrmlng hla course study, now sinks hfa once well-respected head ostrl chllke at panles and mumbles: " An H lttory." But wherefore thi s change and what's Its psychology? Much of the Humanities' deetine In stature telates to the mystique of science. The fact that one does not n•mally perform adVanCed trloonometrlc functfona to figure one·a grocery outside the norm. Groups of wi>ll· trained scientists ar!Nollowlng the logical courses of studies to produce the bulk o f technological advances. Outside of the scientific community ho..,.-er, the public can only wonder and place a mystified respect and trust In science too complex lor even Time magazine to explain. All this Ia compoonded by the opposite accessibility of the Humanities. The very fact that l anguage Is everyone's medium of communication drags It doWn In people's esteem as too common. H istory and Philosophy are also consld8fed too comprehensible to be special-since everyone possoaaoa a ~It tie knowledge of each, why value them so highly? Ironically, these very qualities make the Humanities the Humane studies, concerned entirely with man.k lnd In one form or another and Ita strong point. There Ia, then, the Insinuation that the Humanities are someho-ool>ea.Jer that other atudle1. In my lew years of fencing abuse I have dubbed this altitude The Number Complex (or, Why Cicero Can't Match Up to Logarlthmsj. VIctims of this di sorder seem to bell8'18 that ligures are lnllnltely more comPlex then speech or language. Symbols replace words In Importance. A fever builds until the victim feels lhe lrreslsllble urge to kow low before the llrst lab technician he meets, at which point I usually prescribe two weeks of rest and a Jane Austin novel. What the arntctees of The Number Complex tall to realize Is that both scientific studies and the Humanities deal In abstract termt. As the mathematician wresllea Infinity to the ground, so the poet ahooU skyward With .C.Ctrlfled s imile. Both work on an Intellectual plane or symbols and space, and both are equally oompfex. In dllferent contexts, a word has a myriad of meanings and connections, aa dOeS a movement In dance or the violin's plaintive tono. Lastly, we are dragged from the clouds down to that green stuff crinkling In the back of everyone's mind-money. For many people, success equals bUCks. Plain and Simple. And many peopfe gladly trade their dreams lor a life of Cadillac comlort as a n engln-. But IOf othera more sturdy, let us mention the number of well.paytng careers open to the dedicated and clear-eyed Humani ties' student-translator, editor, teacher, archeologist, historian, linguist, among others-as wall aa the fact that practically any government job or professional school Ia available to the solid liberal arts major. The atudy of the Humenltiea /a a noble pursuit. Somewhere between calculus queetlons two and three one has to deal with lite tease<a-IJme, death, the human condition, the Immortality of an. So that the eegment of the un'-8fty which chooSea to explore thHe agH>kl quntions through the glut of one or another Humenltles maJor shOuld not be jeered at but respected. . Uke Thoreau, "Know your own bone." Gnaw 11. Uve it. And realize yourown dream with tha confidence to aim tor atara. o~d t ~\.. l B.EPOB.T: From Talbert By Joe Rifkin Student Association P'-II<Hnt I feet privileged to be the flrat to contribute to I hit weeiOy Student AsiiOCiatlon (SA) column. Directors, chalrpeople, and coordinators will now have the oppcr1unily to OKplaln the projects they are working on In order to better serve you. I h ope that you will begin to realize the many resources that SA has to otter to the undergraduate population. I also want you to realize that your Input Is always welcome. Drop us a note or SlOP In with Ideas of possible projects or problems that you leal ought to be looked Into. I would like lo take this appottunlly to fill you In on What I've been doing ova< the Summer. First of all. the three Student Association ol the State University (SASU) delegates, Steve Catrooe, John Santoro, Tina Szoke, and I traveled to Stony Brook for the SASU • membership conference. Our delegation played an lmpcnant role In the conference, especially In the election o f the new SASU President, Dave Wyanewskl. Upon m1 return from SASU, SA prepared tor frelhman orientation. Our Communications Chairman, John Mallette, took on the task of the SA Handbook which has dlttrlbuted to all Incoming freshman. I spent a good deal of time at orientation, attempting to transmit a peraonal touch from SA to the new recruits. I was not the only SA person wort<lng for you during the Summer. I had lots of help as Mark Moore spent his Summer over~&eing tho SA budget While shanng many of the ofll~'s administrative duties. Peggy Kerr prepared the HELP flyer and, along with Tina Szoke, set up a Realdence Hail Awareness Prevention Program (RAPP) fO< the dorms. Mike Franco worked on having an exciting Homecomi ng weekend along wlth helping to prepere the Athletic Budget for the 191!1-82 5eason. Randy Reade kept commuters Informed of Summer events through lha malting o f 5,000 newsletters, oflering dlacount coupons f or local amusement parlts, and other Items. Keith Patterson spent his limo "wheeling and dealing" trying to get the moat l or your money bY having contracts slgned with speakers lhet everyone will enjoy. Chuma Oauorah's plans Included trying to get the SA c:ll.rbS more Involved and Improving their memberships. Dianna Oerhalt coordinated the first Summerlest at Bal rd Point wh.l ch turned out t o be a huge success and as you probably are already aware, booked Gary "US" Boods for the t9Bt Fa//fest to be held September 12. Jim Copella has again sot up the SA Book Exchange offering students the beat deal In town. The Exchange Ia now open and Is located In the besement of Squire. Frank Imburgia held up the Leglalallve end of the gDIIernment and Assembly petitions are now available gtvlng every atUdent the oppottunoty to " get Involved." Hlro Nagamlne held many International ~tV~nts throughout lhe Summer along with worki ng on foreign stUdent orientation. A fair amount o f my time thla Summer was directed toward the search for a new University Prasldent. I really can't convey much Information on thla Issue due to the confi<Hntlallty which Ia crucial to the search, but I can MY that I have very positive feelings about the entire process and I think our new Praldent will be excellent. A major accomplishment of the summer was the merger of IRC vvlth SA. The old Inter· Residence Council will now be part of SA much like the Commuter Council Dorm studenll will no longor be double taxed, yet will have their own autonomous government which will have the resources of SA at lhelr dlapoaal. Many of the finer polnll of the merger have yet to be finall~. but I am quite confident that IRC. IRCB, SA, •nd the student population as a whole will benefit lrom this amalgamation. A leadershlp tnalnlng vveek~nd was also held this summer lor the SA stall and offlce<a. A teaderllllp training npen was btought In and facilitated our grouP in programs aUCh as Team Building, Decision Making, Communlcatlona. Conflict Resolution. Supportive Work Envlronmen l and goal selling. I'm happy to report that fhe SA staff felt that the weekend was a great success and that SA Ia ready to deal with the toughest of i ssues aa offectlvely as posllble. UnfO<tunatety, a few of the issuea that SA must addoeas are probably some ol the moat cruclallssun any stUdent gO\Iemment will confront. Obviously I'm talking aboultha closing ol Sclulre HaiL By now you are probably aware or I hi a prot>lem and hopefully .,... some knowledge about Ka/Josh and our rnponae to tills lsaue. SA. through Kabosh, will address this Issue with utmost priority. We taka tho closing o f Squire quite seriously and hopefully will btl successful In our quest for centralized studont ectl\llty apace. AI the reaolullon of thlt problem, we will eddreaa the Issue of the future o f a student union on both the Main Street and Amherst campuses. 1 look locward to a very successful year f or SA and the student body as a whole. I have aet very high ooals for the year, yet 1 feet that all of lheae ooa•• are attainable through herd WOf1o: and dedication. I hope I have your 1upport. The poa/Jions end vi ews raken In Report From Talben do not neceuarl/y reflect tha.e ol The Spectrum's edltoriai/JoarrJ. ~r1 From Talber1 Is presented as a public • .,..Ice. �feedback. Books, books, and more books Ediior: Hello graduate students! Deer Gr•du•te Students.:: CongratDiations on .,YOur edm/ulon to the tJniwtrsity of Buffalo if you're an incoming graduate studttnt and welcome b•ck It you attflnded UB belo1e. As ,.n of our orlematiOfl drive I'd li~.. tJ:J ta~e this opportunity to tell you about the Graduate StUdent As:soclatlolt(GSAJ and fnvJre you to become actlvMy lrtvOI'it!d In it. GSA is the student govetnment of the graduate llvc'ents at UB and Is composed o/representettves from ell the Departmental Clubs and Special Interest Clubs. Funding those clubs cons-titutes much of our work though our responsibilllHts extend far beyond that roler We represf!nt graduate students to the f•cuhy. admln;stttJtJon and staff at UB. as wei/as to fhe Bulfalo community. We 11so act as an advocate ot graduate student opJn;on, niHHis. nghl8 1nd Jesponsibflitles within the Universlly. This we do at both the individual student levlll es well es for the student body')s • whole. Therefore, please feel free to consult us if you hll'le sny problems (regis tration. requirements, etc.} since that Is whet we are here for If you are interested In becoming lnvoiWHJ in GSA there ere many ways to parlic/pate. You Clltt work on one ol the many GSA committees: you csn become a GSA t•nator. you can become lnvolvttd In GRAD ~ Ptojecr; you can se~e on any of tiHt num.rous The Stvdent As•oclation Boolt Exchenge will~ O(XIn 10:00 a.m. to 5;00 p.m. end fi.>00-~:00 p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday evfHiinps until S#pttJmber 25. We are..locet«<ln the basement o/ SqUire H11l. The ~ Ex Menge is e nolf'·prollt $1udent service Sponsored by your Student Association, it Is a means to s&JI your book$ at your prices. 11 yOIJ wcte to $ttl/ your ~Jcs to one of the VmWNSity 8ook$10ttts, you would receive muc-h less I han at the SA Book Erchange. The Boolr•tote$ buy used texrsltom stvdents ate very low puctJ and thDn resell mem at a higher prlctt. By using I he SA Book EJtchenge to sell your bOob for you, you will receive the monlly yout books ue worlh rethor '"'n allowing the UnivetSIIY Booksto,s to make a ptollt off you. Studetrl$ w1nt to buy yoUt used text$. If you want to sell them, this it ltow il works, At tht~Book Exchonge you set t~ price at which your books will sell. II &old, I he Book Exchange charges a seven peteeftf siNVice fee to cover the costs of workers ana pubnclty. This mHns thlttf you cJr•rpe sro.oo lor your calculus texr, you Will receive S9.30 If th• book i s sold. 11 your book ' ' not sold, you lose not bing and simply pic~ up the boo~ on September 28 or 29. Buyers at the Erchenge will 11so benetJt. lrlo1t books are In good or ucellant condit ion -rnd at to wet pricss th•p new or comparsble usfld texts 11 the UniVersity Bookstortts. The Student Association Book Exch•nge enables students to find the bool¢s they need 01 want at PliceS they ~n •ll01d. Don't pay more mont y thi n is necii$Siry. J im Copello SA Book Exchange Dfroclor :'::;;'::;r:n~:'".~~',:O:h:ss~r:!:n':~:-;.;:,~tfve. abOut thllse et>mmiiiHS and yo11r present se~tator has additional iRiormetion. II you want to help please call us at our oi/Jce. 103 Tall1et1 Hell, telePhone 636-2!160. THe trraduate StudfH'Jt Association 1s holding an Or'Mnt•tlon wltiJ 1m information t.Oie outside our off/a. fltlerydBy of the first snd second week of classes. Oo come by and meet vs and p/clc up an Information pecket. Then, on W~nesday, Sept&mb#H 6.#H2pm fn the Ffllmore Room we ate planning a mlxerjMrty for ell graduate stud6ttts; look tor upoomlng ads lot more informat ion abOut it. If you are an Incoming graduate studMt aqd your tn~rtment Is having any kind of ~ntation, it is probably • good IMa t o attend; II only to J!.tHt miJny faculty and other 41udMts In one place ar lhe,ssme tim• (often a rarity!}. Also. il you're an int;Om1ng foreign student, IM Otlentet~ conducted by the For-'on Student Office Is 11 WHY uaeiUI aid to adltptlng to /lie In I hit United Stites end the US educetlon system. In closing, htt me stress that GSA Is he,tt to b~efJt you. end that the individual departmtMI c.lubs we fund are lnte-nd«Llo enhanc. (},.duatt swdemlife a UB and merit tour port/1>/patlon. H~ to meet you in the Fall. Pater Murphy. Graduate Studenl Association Prestdent SCATE-ing to registering Pablum Edita<: Students are I he consumers of th• educstlonat services provided by the University. You pay money to go to UB. You have the -right to make an Informed choice before you buy the "product''• SCATE I• • service to studento run by 1~ Studonl Association. The cu"ent SCA TE publication prollides cou'" descrfpllons for approKimBteJy 350 courses. The publication ol SCA TE which wfll 1>e produced this semester by the SCATE Committee will greatly eKpand Its cover4ge of UB courses. SCATE Fs vsluabltJio you because it proWdeslnformatlon you nHd In otdff to decide which courses to tegister f01. This t$ especially Important when deciding upon the electives you will take. Before r~fstfllng lor a covrse, you want to ltnow what that courstJ will be like. Wh•t will the sfze of the class be and how will it be Utught? What Is the prof~ssor /lire? What subject matter will be taught? Be/ora you commit yourself. you"lf want 10 know how tho cout$e will /Hnellt you II you '"complete the work .· Editor: For t.he •tudMJI~ faculty and statJ of UB, who ere parents-especlall'l slogle pau.tnts and parents of chtfdrtln flwt years and younger-/ woutd 1/k.e to dnw your suentlon to a VtJI'Y important ellort being conducted on this Cempus. The e ffort'' elm«<st the estlblfshment of a Day-care Center. •ntf fs be;ng conducted by the Child Cart1 Center fmplemtntation CommiliH. According to Angie Janetalro$ of IAII/atd Fillmore Colfegtt Student Assoclatlon, commfltH Cltlirperson, In a Reporter article, ''It I& Villi thai the e<Jmmitloe be able to. gauge the real need for a day care cem&r on campus. We hope 10 go beyond. whether people wouJd support il phflosophlci1ty to determine what rype of c.areTt needtld, (/te llges of thtt Children most In ntttHJ, poutblelee.aehedules, the mos1 elf•ctlve loc.tlon=Wtuither on Main Streel 01 AmherSt-and other de,.lls." From my Information obtaltuld from my experience In t»wwlop/ng student programs on child ,.,ring. 1 hlwe come acroU s.wttai•tudents whO h.w childten artd wl>o ~ i'doy'care 8YIIM/. There/on/ know from wtrll lhay have aa/d //Ia! the •lion now 1>8/ng C»y JIMt•kos and lwr commlttM It ~ry lmpottanl. I alnGwWy ••k those who are teading this requirfd. .-.n ,.,,., - - ~rtd l>olh tho I<K such • ,cM,.,fo.wtlr.INf end·~" your vlltWa'. PIN$e -)'oUr oom_,ts 10 Mflle Ja,.takoo, MFCSA, 8o:< ~ IS c_, Halt, Amho,.t C.mpuo. • This Information end mote Is whet the SCA TE publication w/11 provide lor you. But In order lor the SCA TE Committee to pr0111de this service. we need your suppon. SCATE nHds Ideas ott how to Improve our servlca to students. We need volunteM$ willing to develop and administer this semester's SCATE pub/lest/on. The first meetfng of the SCA TE Committee wnl be Thursdey, SepttHnbM 3 fn room 331 Squire Hall 111 tf.'(J() p.m. A student BCI~Iy involved Fn the clas.r will e•rn three credits. Come to our next muting or ,.11 the SA offlctJ at ~2950 and leave your name •nd number. • By supporting SCATE now you will b.,elllln the lutliitt. Remember stgdtHtts ere consumen 01 courses! "-ll._ctv~auan Committee person /Utem a llwei ln Clllld R"rlng Communlly Action Corps(CAC) Jim Copello StUdent Course and Teacher Evaluation (SCATE) • Chalrperion �No decision yet as search continues admis~ secrecy By SETH GOODCHILD Man:tging Editor The Presidemial Sea~h Committee, acting behind a web of intense secrecy, is reportedly nearing the conclusion of its five month mission, although some members reported last week that it may not have a recommendation ready for the University Council's September meeting. Information on its activities The Council Chairman is scarce, but the University Emeritus explained that has been buuil\1! with wtlispers iJlterviewin,g continues and of candidates' names. The lack applications are still being of concrete information i_s accepted ~"l'm unable to credited to Chairman Roben predict when we'll be Millon%i 's insistence that all finished," be assened, "but I committee discussions remain remain highly optimistic that we wiU have someone on the confidential. But through interviews with job by January I. We are a number of administrators, trying to avoid a bold-over presidency." student officials and other souroes, some broad outlines But other Search Commltt~~ of the Committee's activities members were not that are available, although many optintistc. One member blamed wo~ qot speak on the record, the intricacies of airline travel as a barrier to speed up the or all"w their names to be printed. process and conceded he had One thil\1! is apparent- the no idea when the commiuee Commiuee's work sch.e dule is would be fmished. grueling. "The guy Millonzi Another member said he had us )"Orking and would not be surprised if the interviewing candjdates five Commiuee was still immersed in work during November, hours a da~, three days a although admitting it could be week." said. one Search finished before that. Yet a Committee member, noting that the summer's hectic pace fourth official insisted that the comminee "was very near to a has slowed some. conclusion.'' W ithin the Committee there has been some disagreement over when it will present the full Council with the name (or names) of potential presidents. Accordina to Millon%i, "We are makil\1! progress but the process bas not been completed." Wed. ~pt. Thurs. Sept. 3 No explanation for the discrepancies was given by those close to the Commiuee. Speculation as to those on the Committee's list has been somewhat hot, with members declining even tO react to rumored candidates. Millonzi, wbo committee members said COFFEE SCARE & 2 The Panics l!INE & THE PERILS The Elements Fri. Sept. 4 5ctro-/Wan Sat. Sept. 5 Modern Men Sun. Sept. 6 TRELAINE & Brain One · W) d. Sept. 9 BusH TETRAs ~ 11XEJ) DJU N KS 2 FOH TilE PIU C EOF I TILL ,t\11D N IGHT DRAFT 50« JSCREWS AND MARYS 75C "-•k*ltlat SNteh Commh... CNit' Flobeft MIUond (c.MIIf) Worlcing w1th CtxmeJJ m.m~ Ros• Sconftus (ltlt) to fln<l Ketttr• {rig/tl) •uece•sor was strictly en forcing the confidentiality practice, declared, "l will not comment on any. candidates." Yet some names have leaked out and it seems to be !earling toward the Search Commiuee recommending three names to the full Council sometime this Fall-probably this month-and all are outside candidates. Th~ internal candidates .of which there are said to be three "finalists," have all been ruled out, unless the outside applicants turn down the offer, sources maintained. Although it was universally agreed that som< interviews remained, it has become apparent that the final outside candidates may include an .. Exccutivt Vice President from a large mid· Western University" (either Michigan or Wisconsin), one from the California system and another candidate from WO:Shington, D.C. It is said this laner person is '"known for politics and not considered an academician/' Former President Caner's Commerce Secretary Juanita Krebs-a faculty member at Duke Universiiy-was said to be in contention and many thought was on this list of three (as the "political" candidate), but it was learned she was dropped from the race fairl)' early. It was conftrmed, however, by numerous sources that the thr•~ internal c-andidates in the oot~U~onp;tQ~:\1 �University Heights Businessman's Association Inc. ____. SE welcomes the community back with a side walk festival! 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One administrator because of the salary range," said that the Committee was tbe chairman claimed. "But shredding documents and it's just something we have to another noted that external live with." candidates were interviewed in Millonzi added that it was " Ir•s difficult to get an possible to get Albany to agree tbe University Archives on tbe external candidate truly fourth noor of Cape.n , not to up tbe roughly SS4,000 a interested." a senior Vi~ year but argued he had no say · easily accessible to all. President intoned. "We don't in tbe matter. "If we "I have a lot of friends on offer tbat much money and it •, recommend a salary of X tbe Committee," one bard to get the salary acknowledged, "and I can't number of dollars or be in a find out anything." Others .. increased. situation where we lose the rWIIliJI8-an<l accor<ling to some, still very much in it-were Medical School Dean John Naughton, Law School Dean Thomas Headrick and School of Management t>ean Joseph Alutto. Although most of tbe toplevel administrators conceded tbey wanted to see the University select an outside candidate, some reOected tbat tbe low salary range was a constraint. admitted that they had asked wives, called other Universities and bunted out names in an -" attempt to get a jump on the rest of the Univorsity-moslly unsuccessful. jeopardized." Many recounted stories of another State University of New York (SUNY} school tbat conducted a similar search and bad tbe names leaked, causing extr~m~ difficulties. Another lamented, "They Once the names are released are not talking muc.h , not to tbe Council, which will telling faculty or the staff receive them in Executivt about it." Yet despite the Session, a recommendation frusuations caused, most will be forwarded to tbe SUNY administrators praised Millont.i Trustees and Chancellor for keeping the deliberations Oifton Wharton, according to out of the public domain. Millonzi. The Council .. 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Buy a TI-59 now, and fill out the coupon bel<m•. The offer ends ., Dec. 31,198~ ClTY'- - -- Smdt«lhuiM.naml!nl•TI..SS~Otfet. P.O. S..1200q>t.f>9, Lobboo:k.T.,...79491. SOT'E:Pni(JI(ol~.-.bt-dM~'-'t"<._A..,._t.. •w~-..a.tii8Lnt~t-r...W•~,......._ =~~~~~~~~.: &i.BBI.AIIooo·JO·Sor~u;---~;;..,....•tn.. I TEXAS INSTRUMEN I NCORPOR~T£0 L-------------·------~ _.355 Squire Hall �A 'jealous' city reporter turns Buffalo politician Spurns me.Oia career By JOHN K. LAPI ANA Editor·in·Chi(f Sheila Murphy was golnglo be a star. On a \lt"ave of expandin.a lt'lt"Yision news C:O\'ttag,e, Murphy wa~ at its crest. For ten years- .she workN h..- way up 1hrou&h th< journalistic ranks, from a som~hat obscure r-a dio rqx:Jtter to the fucrati\·'C co· anchor position on one or Btfl'alo~s mqs1 tnnovati\'t and succmrut teleVision ocwl Programs. Sheila Murphy paid h<r dues. A$ btr sallf)' slo,.1y climbed to $3S.OOO. offers- from rival itations as far away as lloslon poured in. Sheila Murphy, will! h<r no-nonsense, terse styk, was being haiJed as the new Su.an King, the former Buffalo ancl1orwoman who made good in the nation'.s capital. Bu1 last May Shcila Murpliy pulled 1he pluc on her promi$in& television c:areer. A vidim or election day f<"«, Murphy qui1 h<r WGR-TV po>l, and threw her microphone lnto lht' political ring &$a candidate for Common Councilman·1U~l..arg.c. ''Quite frankly. ttftvbion wu bec:omin& a rourinc 10 me," Murphy, a 1973 UB aradua1c, .,:plained . uMy beal was covering County Hall, Oty Hall, and the School BoauiJ and Lbey were alwaY> mo"' intercsdng. ·:._, H owt\'tr, what had !.1&n.ed as an ..interm.'' sloY~Iy burgconcd into a desire 10 become pan of Ihe Cily'• lo:gislalivc process, a ~re !hal was Mined only by 1he rtponcr's journalistic crced of detached obscrY&r•on ...lt was frustrating to go to govemmtntal meetings and not br able to put my two cents in," Murphy complained. '"Afret watthin,a, the City fail to run tht way it- should, it' s touch to have an opinion which you cannot voi~.'' Rather than accepti.ng the objcah•t fare of the reponer, Murphy used her many City assignmcnl> 10 aocumulate knowledge on the lntricacie5 or urban rule. And lik~ a college student near graduation. Murphy deeicled 10 culrnJna1e her cducatioo by running for polilical office. ••t figured lhar it W8$,.. about time to begin uti1ir.ing What I have learned aboul bow the Cily worb," she noted, add ins thai allhou&h some will1erm Murphy a political newcomer. her unique past can hetp, not hinder, her future. "I mo,y be a novice-in lAking pan, bu1 I'm n01 a novice id ob.suving how it•s done, and how things can ~accomplished;' she emphasized. "I'm nOt In this for fun, I'm seriously committed:· Finaneially, her comrnllmtnl Is SirOn&- Wbcn Murphy resigned her WGR po$1, 11 was undmtood -that there would be no return to lht airwaves for her-win or lose. Evco if Murphy does sna1ch viaory. • Council~·at·Lat&e's salary is only $20,000, a lillie more !han half of her anchorwoman pay... Tbat shows bow committed 1 am to this lhing," Murphy boast~. A.tllou&h she is no1 endorsed in Ibis monlh '• Oemocrat:ic Primary, Murphy remains confident of bolh a Seplcinber and Novemb<r win. "All lhe signals seem to paint to me as -a ""inner.'' shl' explained, nolinglhal her "signals" include carly polls results, grumblings [rom Democrai:ic headquanen, and !he observations or veteran polilical anal)'<Is. "I wouldn'l be running if I didn'l know that 1 W3$ going to win/' And if victory is in store for the Kenmore nath·c. Murphy insisls she will be pan of the c~plodlng Buffalo rtn.aissanc:e.,..' 'As a report~ l ha\'t' watc:htd thc Ci1y arow," slle said. "Now I wa.n1 to be pan of h.·· Howe>'<T, the Cily's ~binh is brini s1rangled, Murphr. toq)lained, by an "old polilics. old 1hinkina" menially. "h is time to aec rid of the businas al usual way of running the Cily," Murphy romplain..t. "ll's lime 10 gel Buffalo ln1o lhe 1980s and ou1 of lhe 1950s." Murphy explained 1ba1 JO yean ago, Buffalo was a lhriving m<tropolitan area of oyer ~.000 peqple "ith heavy industry their major livelihood. But. Uktmost older cities. Buffalo wet~t through a pc_riod of dec:llneo wit.h a sharp drop ln tht number of citittnS and rampant unemploymmr. c' W hat w~ 5hould be tal tina about nolo\' is a great cily of 380,000 where hta"Y indu51ry may 001 be In our future. and maybe R)(lware an<11cchnology is the Wll)' Buffalo sbould be heading," Murphy mused. "The hell wil'h whal Buffalo was, let's mal<e il what it can br." A$ pan of her ques1 10 exploil Buffalo's pol<ntiaJ, Murphy pinpointed the Common Council's role in CitY go\·e mment as the d.tction•s primary issue. Rtca.Uing numeroUs complllints and innuendoes which painled Che Council as o "rubbc< Slatnp" approvcr of Mayor Jimmy Griffin, Murph)' emphasized 1he importance of Couneil •'independence.'' "The qut.Stion is . willlh.t Council (unction as a second independent branch of govcrnmept. or a mirror of the Mayor." ShC' said. "Ideally. theCouncil should lake a loo~ a1 c:v<rYthing and C'\'aJUale ror lht bmtfil of the Cily4.. Yc1, il is lh< 14 monlh impasse between !he Mayor"s ofricC' and the Police Ocpan.ment, that Murphy-decrm the Cily~ "moSI preuina" problem. For over lhe past yeu, rank and file poUce orliccrs have b~ttJed both Griffin and Commissioner James Cunningham m •er labor contract details. As a weapon ag.ajnst the Mayor. policemen ha\'t stA&cd various .. Blue Flu" e:pide:mics and cut down on the · num~ of arrests made. ' 'T bi.s is a horrible situation,'' Murphy noted. '' If I was mayor. f would set it over with tomorrow ~ The crime rate is up, becawc tbe police are j ust not arrestin&lhe criminals they should. " The 40 ycar-old rookie: potitid an termed Crifrm·s rapport with the Polio< !Xparunenl lhe Mayor's "bisgesl failure during his tC"f1Jl ... Murphy- also elwtizcd the Mayor, and most of !he City'$ adminiStration. for nQt utmling the Univcr~ty 10 ils po1en1ial. "Thtl'els a Wcallh of knowledge •• UB thar is nol bring lapped," she explained. "And that really bothers me because the"' ~ experu on every subjetl " 'ho are willinglo help ou1 if somebody would just ask." Although UB is a ,.whole oommunhy as5Cl", Murphy insi5t.s that the University is a State institution foremost and disagrees with past Griffin commenu tl>at UB "mould be jiiSI for Buffaloiam." "Bu1, I lhink !hat lhtl'e may be a c:ase for giving area residents preferen« in a OnaJ admissions decision, if two candidates-one local and one not-had tie scores, .. Murphy acknowledged, adding that the Mayor ..s remarks rcfkct the sometimes.,.t 'borribl)' pa[ochiaJ attitude" &Orne City residents harbor. "Sometimes Buffalo is America's bisies• little smalltownl-'' she tauihcd. WANTED -Research Assistants for Psychology indepen-t ent study_ lso work study students. Call 31-3071. No experience necess·ary, all majors welcome. Research on conflict, power, ex difference~, and more. ComMon Coundl c:andlda t• SM~~ Mwpbf 4t•t•11l•lon was b«::mlrtfl • fOCitit,. 10 m• ." ... " I may be a novice in taking part, but I'm not a novice in observing how it' s done, and how things can be accomplished. I'm not in this for fun, I' m seriously committed." -Sheila Murphy ·PHOTOCOPYING. �I THE HIGH COST'OFA .COLLEGE EDUCATION JUST WENT DOWN AFEW DEGREES. munity. The Guard can give you more options in your lifeand more control over your fmancialfuture. 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' , ....,__,.,.,__ _.......,......,_~ .. dlqo.AI~IIOC.........;al~ . ,.- �Space and Squire dominate a summer's headlines By SETH GOODCHILD Managing Editor Even tho"ib most admi.nistralors spend the summer iouina around Capen Hall in sboru and many student leaden spend the throe months immersed in tedious orientation, UB is"'not devoid of .summer action. The pace is admiucdly slower, lite players more teotativc aJ)d relaxed, but the rules are the sam~ as 'wual. Whlle lhc summer in Woshincton ancl ac:ro,. the l:OuniiY was ablaze willt political ancl labor clisputcs, summer here at-UB was a bit cooler, willt lite impenclina closina.or Squire Hall the sole hot topic. Studcru leaden and administrato11 spent lite monllts draftin& plans, ncaotlatina a little, aJ)d even bickeriaa tr)'ing to arrive at an acc::iptable compromilc for the soon ..o-he borocless SqUire orpnlul.lotu. By August, it bad hecoroe apparent that the buildina would he dosed in Dcs:ember aJ)d its oocupants expcllcd and divided between C8fllPilSCS. To help these "ref\oaccs" Sub Board Squire/Amherst Divisioo Oireetor Bob Hayden prepared for Vx:e President for Facilities Plmnin& John Neal a continaency plan, eallina ror the Capen-TalbenNonon corobine to b<come the Amherst version Of a stUdent union. . Yes a possible roadblock ~-M~ofthe~ Hayden pinpointed is c:wrmtly uodcr lite _,;ccs or Ac:ad<mic Affairs and is now employed for cla0$room use Wbieh, some say, is a rate oommodity. • H ayden also asked that lite dlsplaaid lfOUps be pvcn satellite ofriCCS in areas that are visible aod bustJina, r<questina that Harriman Ll"brary serve u the Main Strees stadeot union. But Neal wu just about to see the l)lan at ptes$ time &Od with• the coostant iDOux or DeW ...tbles the eJit.iR situ&tioo UDdecided. Comptic:atina Hayden's eff.orts Is that 10me or l i t e - he wmu is ·held by i rductaot DiYilioa of ScDdonl Afrain'(DSA), • UDlt ttiat . tlexed its muscles~ this Slimmer over the Sdwolity Education CentewiU plan to rdoc&le the student service .000 escalated into a tpaoe wars test, case that ended shonly after a violent war or words between DSA ofrldals, student leaders and Center ernllloyccs. · Student Association (SA) Pruident Joe RifkiD called orr a pK:Jr.ct alter •ei&hina its benefits at the baraainina t able. TWO whole lsoue orJitered on DSA 's plan to rdoc&le the Sexuality Education Center to the Ellicou Complex, movinallte Specia! Services Your Orientation Materials Have Arrived. Rlease pick them up at our office Room 103 Talbert. . The fi rst senate meeting Is: ~ Wednesday Sept. 23rdat 7:00 pm In Room 339 Squire Hall Thepri~ ·or8tvfe has.P.s£eom.e (town: Save 8&0 or •ore oa SD.ADRJM• · College Rliags ••• aow oaly M9.95. Special Notice: Ne~ ORAD DNdllne: Sept. 11th ......m. ~OftP'9121 . ADDITIONAL COURSES History 456 Reg. No. 419754 l:uropean Underground Movements Th.3:00.S:50 Flll-830 Prof. WQI~Shertclan Allen History 490 Reg. No. 183782 Rebellton ·and Revolution· Chln_J, Europe, U.S. , Mon~ 3:oo-5:30 Fillmore 317 Prof. Roger Dea For additional lnfonnatlon call: Dept. of History 836-~81 ~ DATE September 2nd and 3td ' Outside Squire H81i Boolcat«N"8, MSC �Summer fun Division or DSA to Ill< Nonon Hall spooce. After a Rurry or attention and action the issue qukldy subsided arte: the ae1ual movt. While everyone s<emed lo be panlcipatina in Ill< spa<e s.crambk:. a move of a diff~t son wu beina comempW<d. The ~Y public relations team, •he Dirision or Public Arrw ..... discu.Sina addina lilt UB radio \ .,otipo, WBFO, to ilS anmal. 'l#~ or lilt switeh alarmed ........ •ho rdt the Division would tum Ihe: il&lion into a Rtporttr or the atrwaves. But University Presid~nl Rob<tl L. K<uer, who a Sp«trum study rC"Yealtd 'A-'1.5 actina oblivious co hb .._ duck aaws, remained oon<ommiual 011 lb< plan and lll< do\CUSsion remained just that, talk. R<O<pnizatioc> ........, 10 be a summer buu. won!, as SA and lh< probltm·pi&JIItd lnla·Resid<nee Councii(IRC) <am<: lo tcnlltive aarecment on a plan to combine trfons. Allhough details were 51111 10 bt worked out, Rifkin and IRC orfo<ials had already aar<ec1 10 make: the: dormitory &0\'fl'nmeru a pan or SA, whilt ilS businm ann, IRCB. •wid remain lndcpcnclaol. Orfodals explained lbat they hoped lhe """'"' 'I'OUid rault In mlproved donnilory Kl"ica and would betltr represent ball rnadm1.s iD the Uoi"'cniry. admouina lbal IRC had (allm far shon in meeting thest netds. A nochc:r SA-rc:la1~ uperfmtnl ~ .......,, • • • Fountain area ~ ll lht Amherst Compus Baird Point was Initially met wilh skepllcism bul lht SA and Univmhy Union A<tivilits Board (UUAB) spoi>SClRd cooo:a1 llltOCipi over 1000 studenlS and reeeh'td W&Jm praltt from onlookers. II was also a busy oummer-and difrocull-for lht AthleticS D<paru1>tnL. Antr Ketter announetd his decision 10 suspmd a-ball Coacll BiU Monkarsh for one )U< followina an on>tSiiplioJ) of his rq>arted misdeeds, Oark Hall met with furlbtr turmoil as coaches resi&ned. proaram• v.ere cut and tbe entire Otpanmenl anxiously awaited Ketter's DiVo>lon I dtertt. Dtspitt rtaivina a sdctt c:ommilt~s recommendation to ui!IRd< lilt inl<ftOikaial< llhletit Pf')lniJI to Di•'ision 1-<xctpt far f001ball--tht Prtsidall had made no ra'Ciatioru rqasclona hos intmtions. Report.s from \'lfiou.S sources indicated he was close 10 a final announcemetn, but dirrc-rcd on iuesses as to h is ultimate choice. On personnel mautrs, t'A'O r<Sp<Cied coaehts opted 10 Sltp dn•m-,llnity boekey ooach Ed Wri&Ju for one )ell and ,.,..,..., bo..1in& menlO< Clndy Cobum, bolh """""""' 1h<it resian11ions, olin& 10m< disatisraa1011 ..;lb lhr UB propam. WrlJ)>t's r-lllon was only ror a sabbatkal and the O.panm<nl qu~kly round an interim coac:b. hu already met with succ:tss. Tht dt<lsion 10 hold Summ<rrtsl. 1radilionally a Squirt Hall .. ' NDERGRADUATE BUI Oark Hall "" alto rocked by a r<pOfl lllal lll• Alumni Artna was underfunded and Ju once .,-andios< plans foroed 10 be scaled down. Souroes inditattd lhll II mi&ht only S<nlt an aadtmk functioo, hardly tM <lllnYaPnt struclw< orilinally mvlsion<d. B udatt f01: lbt Ar- """' over and Sulk SUpporl fdl sbot1 or <Xpt<Ud Iundin& 1<>-ds, lnodma•o rtdueod f.alin<s, domlnlliil rc:aa:ures and cc:waccm for it.s rut orcas a viabk unll. Yet Oark Hall's summer did not get briahtcr. bul ao• ........ as AuaUSI rolled loan end. Two members of tM ..'Omm 's bowlina ,...,. rded suit in local eoun, c:barain& lh:ll lilt Unh'crJily's ~Q 10 downarad< the sport was unfair .,.., lhoWd be r<vmcd. II is cwtai~Y in lillption. Ot.ba' awnrncr nenu tndudf'd: • The GentraJ Ed-llon prosnm would ha•• mo<e impletntnlltion dirfoeuhits as some Oc:panmeniS may be unable to meet their requircmcnls. Division of Underaradulle Education Oc:an John Peradouo said. e Cutbatks hit th< Wort S1uey - ·toc:ausin& 10m< 100durin& aud<DIS be unemployed lhe ....,nd •ut of Seplanber. • The Women's Study Collqt bec:amt lht <ml<'f of controversy as it c.har&cd thac runh<'f cwbleks mdanatrln& iu proposed 8A proaram. ~ •= JOIN US... and meet foreign students.... and learn more about other countries, and cultures .... and use your native English language " creatively.... . and register In FOR 499.... Earn Undergraduate Credit by being a conversallon leader working with foreign students In the lnlenslve English Language Institute. I ~ ~~#80~.4. ff~,~~-198-1 9:30iill3:00am -~·· 2 for I Mixed Dri For Information c.ll: esa.20n or 836-2078 Monday • Friday 3-Spm Aak lor Patrick • ~ric Bentley author: of The Dramatic Imagination The Theatre Of War The Brecht Commentaries Arf Yov Now,_ or tfave You Ever Been... Will teach, Fall, 1981 Theatre 540 . Ibsen Thurs. 11·12:50 (Grad. course) Theatre 225 · Theatre Rist. & Literature Tb.as. 2-4:50 (~course) �Students seek off-campus spots B> MARTY ROSEN C•mpus Editor Tb<re ore oo .,.,.tina iD lh<' Hol>lina orr.,. lhls ~. no anauubcd porcnotohrwMina 10 :>WJlhcir frcsbmm sons and cllu&h!m OUl of UB .._ a Lock ofhousiQ&. Afocr WI year's rwco-wbcn housina Ariorily was P"" oo rcrumiQ& 11U<Icnos lu•ina ov.,. 400 freshmen wilhout bousins-althou&h I here is a •artina tia On.! loQ& lines ao ohe Off..campus Housina omoe (OCH}-housin& polk)' was chaQ&ed lo guarantee room space to new pude:nu. The dcdsion to JlWanlcc houlin& 10 freshmen was made in lht Fal\1910 ...-n<S,.r by Uoivmioy President Robtrt L. K~ltr on a recommt:ndation from !he Univcnlly·wldt Campus ~Wid....,. Uft Sludy Group. 11 was d<lcrmined lhao upperclassmen and aradiW< studcnlS "'ere mo<e eapablt or rmdina orf.gmpus housilla. Frcsbmco, 1o-.n. handicapped audcnu, aDd ..,.. fordan RudcntJ> lndudJQ& lhosc rtciacred io lhc lntawVC &,~ish l.aJI&uaaelnRitu!e (lEU) wollld be auaraooced 'P"" as lhcy "'Ould hO\t- diffoculoy sccurina orr....,pus housina. In lhc .feSidcocc balls A pproximately 2700 were allocaled for .,.,. audcnu. ~ y<ar's freshmen and sopbomor<S ....,.. auaranoccd rooms. An clicibDily lottery was held laa sprina for rcturnina uppcn:lassmcn who vied for lht rcmainina 2300 spac<S. New aradua1e Sludcnos, indudina graduating seniors who planned 10 autnd UB aradua~e 5Chool, ,.-ere dcclan:d lncllaJble. The Housina Ofroce mainwned a Usl of studeolS ,.ho lost lhrir room in the louory, freshmen who apj!lied after lhe J uoe I cut-orr date, and transfer SludcnlJ. SoU<Icnu oo tht wailina list - e c:ontKted by tbe Housint offiCials as spaca opened il1flk dorms. "We've bctn tf)iQ& to contac1 lbc p&ptc oo lhc list," Howina Dinclor M.adisoG Boyu said. " HOW<'\w ~ have made many pbooc calls ..ilb little success. I( they (the studcDu) didn't update tbcil addresl they oouldn't be c:ontaaed." HousiQ& tqao a oew waitina list on AQJwt 29 c:omprised of pcopk *ho arc no" in Buffalo and have t«lCDtly requeaed oa<arnpus space. lEU students mo>'Cd to thrir Fall room aslisnmcnts last week. Fortisn a udeol5 ....... pcrmlued to move In tarly and au other 5ludcnu bcpn artivlna on A~suSt 30. D ormitory ruklen•• are bound by their housidJ contraCI. Ho....-cr. accordina to Boyoc, aslona as !here is a waitina Ust, $lu.dcnts can break lhtir contraaJ.. AJ the ocmeacr procreues there m: traditiooaUy a numb..- of room canc:cllalions and drop-oUis. Howina oflldah suuea that any "udcnt who ,. stiU i.ncucsttd lft livana on campu:s sbouJd b.a"-c a kK:al phoQC number and roocn I<QIJC$1 00 me with !he Richmond Houdna orr~«. 'Tbc au6ents who mis><d tbc an-off dale f« tht dormitorict:, new araduaae audmu. transrr.n: and la1c applicanu to tbt Uni•tnity, are now aowdina OCH in search of a house or apartment. The 'ilualion ..is tight rigJu now;· JC'COrdin& 10 OCH aaff mtrnbcr John lvanuska, "especially if you want somt'lhlnJ within walking djstance (to the Main Strt<l Campus)." OCH has been rccrivlna a c:onsiatnl stream or n<"'' listinas-many the result of an article in tbe Buffalo Courier £xprm. "There: art available rooms in private" howes," lvanuska said. '"Only most studtn.u want thrir own apan_mmt.'' .-----------~--------------------------~------------, The quickest way to get e1nergency money. i---------~ 1 Cheolt out our I I ooupons r ·---------' These days a trip to the college bookstore can reduce your available funds to some small change. Luckily, that's about all you need to make the one phone call that can replenish your depletedi'unds in a couple of hours. Here's what to do: ~ 1 •Call home. Report the siwa'tion, and tell the folks they can get emergency cash to you fast by phone. -I. toll-free Ask them to call Western. Union's number,~ (in Missouri, SQG.842.6700), anytime, day or night. They charge the money and service fee to their MasterCard•« VlSAt card.-A Western Union Charge Card Mone,9 Order, up to $1,000, will be flashed to the Western Union office or agent nearest your emergency. J. Pick up your money-usually within two hours-at the local Western Union office or agent. There are 8,500 nation· ally, except in Alaska. Conveniently, about 900 locations are open 24 hours. It's that easy. , Be sure u) remi""oo your parents about our toll-free number. It's all they need to back you up at the bookstore. . �Sub Board I Publication,UP battle over Squire equipment use Issue comes before Sub Board cold Th~ Spect111m, increase if more useu were aiJowed into the camera work area. "If thu camera broke, v.-e would have to stop aU business," a worried UP •pokt$person said. '"Everythin& "-e do here depends on that camm." Since the Board or Director< did not officially heat the UP arsumentl, CAponi's arguments [ell on relativdy deaf ears. Despite additional proddin& [rom Student Association (SA) Pr<Sident Jot: Riflcln, the Boatd tabled tliS<:ussion con«rning the two ••sister" orpnizations until September. At press time, no new arranstment had been hammered out ooncc.rning che vt:rticle: camera'$ we. thus assuring tb~ status qUo's continua..rK'Ie through t.he Cu~nnt's rt.rst deadline. By J OHN LAPIANA /tdjtor·in·Chi(f The winds of wat bqan sweeping throu&h Squire Hall recmlly fanned by a tomnt of wortl•·bantcml between tbe University Press, a UB-based not·for-profit printina organb:ation, and Th.r e::urtrnt, a Sludeot...-un featu~ m&JI,linc. And tbe "*tlie&n>lllld was ootlimited to the confU>t$ both group>' third l1oor orrI<'<$, but transferred to the Auaull 20 ptberin& or the Sub Board Boatd o£ Ditecton, who ullimaldy cootrol the two feud in& o.-pnizatioos. The oeotral point of the disagrecmC.t, tlq>leined Cu"ent Editor Bob Capozzi to the Boatd, was weekend use or UP's vertide camera, a device utlliz.ed" by periodicals to prep&~< photop\lpbs and advertisemmu for printing. '"What w~ have now Isa di.fflcull v.'or;king arrangement," Capotti said, explaining that the Tuesday magazh)e must en for« a Friday deadline to placate the UP S<:hedule. This arra.ngemmt, Capoui samsed, imJ)OSU diffieult restrictions on his periodical's antmpl 10 cover news on a more-tim~ly basis. • HowC'Vtt. many Board members shied away from :t dr.cision on the mauer due to the absen« or UP Production Manager Unda Toohill and Sub Boatd Publications Director Mkbae'l Shauon, -who are both apirut the move. Y ea, dt:SJ)ilt tbe reservation or some Board membeB, CapPQtzi continued to insist lhat meas-ures be taktn immediately 10 avoid "setting a prec:idmt for the yeat" and tbeia pointed to Th~ Spectrum~ venicle camera priviledges~ which basically atnount (0 2.4 bour usaae durin& deadline period$ The ~oe editor noted thaahe Boatd was pittin& ''sister organization aaainst sister orpnizatiOn,'' c;allins the rationale behind the weekend off-limits demand "absurd.'' Both Toobill and Shauon have e>~plained in the past that the decade-old venicle camera is ''vc:ry expensive'' and fra&il<. The chances for it to break do,...,, a UP employee 'And the battleground was not limited to the confines of both groups' third floor offices, but transfem~d to the August 20 gathering of the Sub Board Board of Directors, who ultimately control the two feuding organizations.' C ompounding Sub Board's Sutnmer heatbdlcs were housecleaning woes, as- tht Sunshine House, an SA rrcogniz.ed org.anitation. has been the recipient of three different City property violations. all the result of the dilapidated condition of ils Windspear A''tnue headquarters, a Sub Board-owded property. Sunshine House is a counseling oraaniution which opens its doors to UniversitY studmts in crisis. .. We own a house that's in terrible condition," Sub Board Exe<:utive Dir~orD<nnis Black_told the Directors. ..and if we don't dean it up we are going to ha~ a big problem.'' He explained that an early as possible dean·up was imperative because ''wt ha,·e an obligatiO'\ to the University Heights area, which is no1 s,euing f. Jood taste of $ludt1U·run activities off-campus. •• Board members and SA Treasurer Mark Moore noted that his student go,·trnme:nt, which controls five or Sub Board's 10 Directoral chairs, has asked tht Sunshine House personnel "'to mo,·e back on campus." The Sunshine people don't want to clean the house/' Moore complained. "'SA will set volunttefs, fix the house and not let Lhc:m back i.n.' • Since the meetin&. the Sunshine House bas boeo somewhat repaired and a for sale sian stands on its freshly cut lawn. · REGISTRATION Drop/Add 240 Squire and 202 Baldy Last day t9 initially register September 11, 1981 $20.00 Will be charged for each first registration of courses after September 11;1981 '. . . ' - Last day to ~rop with no Last day to add fin~ncial penalty ~eptember 11, 1981 September 18, 1981 $10.00 Per change will .be charged. fpr any schedule changes ltter October 9, 1981. There will be·no excep· tlons!! I. D. Ca~ds may be obtained Monday through T.hursday, 1:00-7-:00 at Diefendorf Annex, ~oom 2, from August 31 ·September 17, _1981. The I. D. center will be close~ as of September 1~ at 1:00 until Spring Aeglstratl~n ' in·J~nuary. ·, . ~ . �... Reagan hacks away at loan program; education to become a luxury in America Ci1mp14Editt>t With th< pauase of President Reagan's massi>< tax cut program, most non-dtfensc related scgmmts of th< population have been asked to makr sacrifices. In the area of student finances, there have been a variety of changes and reform~. with one common characteristic-dellteased available funding. Government sponsored loans, th< foundation of many students' financial packages, hav< been cut in funding and saddled with additional requir<m<nts for eUglbility. The most radical changes that students will see involv< the amount reccived, and the repayment schedule. On loans applied after October I, thost "bO rcceiv< a Guaranteed Student Loan (GSl) will bavo only 9S percent of it-the r<mainder will go dir<ctly to th< bank as an initial interest Plt'ment. Students also will no longer havt a deferment period f<>llowing graduation, u lh< six month grace period has been <liminated. Household tnoome is now being used as part of th< eligibility criteria. Student families with-earnings of $30,000 are no longer aec<pted as loan applicants. Currently there art no requircm<nts concerning horne finances. Veteran and Social S<c:urity benefits will for the first time fisure into a student's available income. This provision is expected to have the most inOuene< on independent students. T here art also n~ minimum and maximum limits · oo tb< GSlloans. Currently a student could only apply for any small amount, with an upper limit of $3,000 pn Y<Ar. With the changes, lh< smallest loan allo>fed is S.SOO, with a new crilin,g of S2500. Tbt minimum yearly repayments figur< has been hiked to S600 per year, up from $360. Students wbo have trouble paying back their loans, or who haxe decided not to, will now have to deal with the US Treasury Ocpanment. This agency will be called In, ho,.cvcr, only w.lten the aff<c:ted ~ .. ll> 8) DAN H OLDER institution asks for assistanct. A n<W pan of th< student loan packaa<. called parent loans, hu been changed already. Originally S<l up with a two month d<f<rment sehedulc, the new plan calls for immediate repayment. Ne" loans "ill be bsued at a 14 pntem int<rest rat<. instead of th< current nine percent. There has been opposition to the cutbacks in studrnt loans separate from the opposition to the g<neral tax cuts. Congressman John J.aFalce (D·Buffalo) said in a March, 1981 column that if (financial) wistance to students is reduced, it could have a drastic effect on the students and th<ir families and on the educational institutions thtmsclves. H e warned that the long trrm df<c:t5 could be to persuad< high sehool sraduates that oollqe is "not tht locical n<xt sttp." O>eraU J.aFalte ttrmed education "tb< best investment "'e can mak< in tb< fuuut." H< li ,.orried that politicians art trading shon term benefits for long t<rm goals. ~ I .! ~ g I \ "" • , d .. " .! ~0 "_.o I .. .,. the October I deadline. The rush to fin out loan applications is heightened by federal cutbacks in other traditional financial B ut Washington officials have apparently p!P\rams. The Basic Educational Opportunity Grant concentrated on th< present. Maryln MtAdarn$, staff diEOG) has b<en re-named the Pell Grant and has assistant for the Hous< Sub-committee on Post been cut $30 more by Reag-n, following a SSO Secondary Education, noted that restoration of any d<c:rease under former President Jimmy Caner. c uu is not viewed Ukely in the near future. Funding for Work Study will be sluhed to SSSO She reported that when tbe original tax cut bill million, although plans for this program run Jo 1914, came fro'i' the White House the President had asked with a possible « -funding. "for a lot stiffer cuts" in education. Most of the The other popular Joan prosrarn, tht National d<ep slicles .. ore alleviated by a rec<>nciliation bill, Direct Student Loans (NOSl) havt also undergonr a v. hich M<Adams said ran well over 100 pages. number of changes. The interest ratts have inc:rused For families with incomes abov< S30,000 thor< will one point, to fi,e pncent and the proaram ...mbe be a "needs test," •'hich will be adminbtered b) th< cut by SIOO million for one year, before 1 res1oration S<c:mary of Educat.i on. McAdams explained that thts 10 its present $286 miUion lr>d. year thor< v.ill be a temporary exam 5d up for those "It is th< middle dass who d<Cled R<apn, and it institut.i ons that need them. Otbe.,.is< th< permanent may be those same peopl< wbo fo= him to cut baclt ICSI will be in effect by next September. thoS< ben<fits," Buffalo State Collca• presid<nt But for UB students, the crisis is goina on ri&hl Bruce Johnston< said in a recent Boiffalo E>•tning now. Officials at the University's Financial Aid Ntws article. As a member of th< txecutive Offict have been beseiged by applicants. Loan oommitt« of the National Student Ald Coalition, he Ofnccrs at Buffalo's Marine Midland Bank report a rtporttd that "the administration fi&ures that 'if they 1hnilar deluge as studc;stu attempt to avoid ml"ina want to 8<> bad enough, they'll sacrifice.' " ~==============~ GRADUATE STUDENTS ENGINEERING MAJORS ENGLISH MAJORS NURSING MAJORS POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJORS MANAGEMENT MAJORS DESIGN MAJORS ART MAJORS HISTORY MAJORS CHEMISTRY MAJORS.. . One Great Stud.ent Newspaper! Join The Spectrum during its Organizational sessions! Sept. 2nd thru Sept. 25th at 355 Squire Hall or call MAKE GSA WORK FOR YOU: WORK WITH GSA! We're building an effective voice in the University. To do this, we need you on these Commftees: , * Fight the Cutbacks * Graduate Rights * W~men ' s C.aucus * Minority .. Student Caucus * _Foreign Student Caucus * Student Unions Now *Child Care * Finance * Various University Wide Committees Why not talk to us about these cpmmittees at the FREE GSA Mixer! Wednesday night, Sept.16~h. in the Fillmore Room. With Li'le New Wa'le Music! Doors open at 8 pm. 831-3676 - Special Notice: N•• GRAD Deadline: Sept. 11th . �Teacher responsibilities outlined by Fac Sen Altllou&h mast faculty·srudmt rtlationships art smooth and tranquil, occuionaUy communication breaks down. Many students sometimes think Liley bave no pro1~n against an arbitrary faculty dedsion. To address this matter, th< FacultY Sena1e last scmes1er drafltd and approvtd-afler considerablt lobbyina from student officials-a list of respOnsibilities that faculty must follow. Below is tilt frnalized, Faculty Senatt-endorWd version or the iastruc:tional respOnsibilities or faculty in thtir rdatiors with students in underaraduat< oourscs. At th< bc&inning of a courst tach Qudent should rteti' e a count outline which clearly Slat<$ the foUowina: Course R~ulrements - The antioipattd number of pap<rs and tests and any othtt r<Quiremonts such as homtwork, auendance, class participation, laboratory assisnments, and clinical performance which wUI count toward the final arad<. COMIMt. 1 0 Silff ~l 0 for examinations mould be mad< e>(plidt prion to Aetukmic Cont~nt - Wb&l tile student will be held ac:countablt for, locludina requirtd readinas, lectures, tlltir adminima1loo. 2. All corrttttd pap<rs and <xaminauons sllould be films. fitldtrips, etc. available for r<Vi<w by s1ud<nts. If a studtnt bell<•., Gradln1 Policy • How results from various thai an <rror has be<n mad<. he or she should be r<quir<mtnts will be combintd into a final sradt: relativt wtishtings, til< dear~ of curving, and make· abl< to oonsuh wilh 1he instructor and recti•• an u_p palicy for tnu. explanation. 3. Rqular class mtttings art to be htld at 1he lime Ofjicr Hours · Specification of whtn and wher< and on tile eampus Us1td in the SARA sc:htdule, t11a1 the Instructor is availabl< for consuha1ion each w,.k. unloss ~han&td with th< conscnt or th< <Dtlr< clau. 4 . final tnminations sllall be offertd as orr.cially Durina tile s<mester. instnktors are txpttttd to conform 10 their initial course information, txcepl as schtdultd, not durina lhe final week of cl&SSQ. S. loslrueton are txpttttd to mttt classes on tim< unanticipattd cireunutances r<quire devia1ion, in and for the number of hours ~tdukd in SARA and which situations they should inform aU studenll and to cover appropriate aeademi~ material. pro>id< an oppanunity for discussion with studtnts 6. Instructors should crea1e an environmen1 thlll prior to makina a final d<cision . disco11rages ehealing on pap<rs and examina1lons ln addition. instructors will be <Xptettd to whenever pOSsible. roeognlu the followins pOlicies as approprlaLe in 7. lnslruetors should keep in mind their class situations: responsibility for assuring high academic s1andards in I. Criteria for th< arading or pap<n should be madt upll<it befort tbe paptr is due and tht formats tile work of studtnts. \lassific f~OM BLUE OYSTER &'\\t,\\\' CULT Sell your used Plus 56pc/el Guest textbooks tn our Tuesday, Sept. 15th at 7:30 pm Buffalo Memoria l Auditorium classlfted.B CHEAP I Ill Out,._ AI ... ,. ,..,.,.tJ st 4 $f •r ~fltt- n4 ~. OvtMf. W•~ SaAt M 1be Como ltf.U. tt.oolfl n.Ht.,, ll•tloMI Rit<JOtd MMC. U8_ ~ H. O'AJnOCO"'. S&m 1M fitKolfl liM & . . the "-*' .. ,..,,.,.,~ ON SALE NOW! ! Anoi1Mrt7Roc:lo~E-1 STOP! MORE·COURSES IN DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGIC.AL SCIENCES Courses Open For EnroUm ent ECONOMICS Econo mic s 463 MWFl-1:50 Reg. No. 12-4032 Econom ics 490 Public Economics I 2090'Br1an Prof. Romans, Salant & Vogel Monetary Theory 110 Baldy Mr. Stasiak MWF2·2:50 Reg . No . 121686 And a change In times: ~nomlcs 487 Economics & The Theory of Games 268Capen Prof. Salant Now MWF 11·11:50 Reg. No. 23f189- BCM·108 Hl.rman Nutrition· Lect. Tu-Th 2 . 3:151 Reg. No. 027783, Dr. Rothstein 8 10 220 lntro. to Algae & Fungi, Lect' MWF 10. 10:50, Reg. No. 465158, Or. Mile s BIO 309 Ecology, Lect• Tu·Th, 9:30 • 10:45 Reg. No. 0918t6, Or. Lasker 810 328 Comparative Animal Physiology Lect • MWF 11 · 11:50, Reg. No. 165906, Dr. Privitera • BIO 410 Sensory Physiology, Lect MWF 10 . 10:50, Reg. No. 126829, Dr. Sidle BIO 475 Physiological Ecology, Lect MWF 11 ·11:50, Reg. No. 421532, Or. Herreid 810 205 Comparative Anatomy Lect • MWF 1 • 1:50, Reg. No. 123235, Or. Lanritz SPACeS AVAILABLE IN SEVERAL OTHER COURSES INCLUDING: BIO 1111, BASIC BIOLOGY ...,. lHE spECTRUM Call 6368-2383 lor further inlo rmaUon or come to Cooke Hall 109 'UMnltory Alao ~ , .. ip•··---------·------------------r-----·----·------------------r£\!~n® ==~~~:.. !PUTT-PUTT® $1 in i 1 I I I Qoll•a- REClJVl 55.00 OF FIEf TOK£NS with lht ...,w ,..,<Nse of SSM .-11o of toleUCPIRES ~ '· ·et -!"'~.:·.: ------------------ FREE Game Tokens I 2400 IMriclan Drive. I ~ t1 2 - 0o1y I I -lloo - - ol liM t. r..._. Volld- Ul 1.0. CMd & TWo'I BUtlilo'•- Mod«• Vod<o Gomo R-.• I lltnot , c......,.po.ptuoo EXf'IRESS.,. 9. 111 ---- ------------------------------~ I �:~ ~ __-·-- Sooo•U••- >ityofNewYOf!.ot&..flolo ,.. --" -:-;;;;::........ --- ..•· -· -- • ' •" ''" J •..,. ...., .,........... ""' I """,..., . . ....... __ -·----·--·.... .. _ ~ :.._ ~ ...,.;. UJ _ _ ....._ .....1.. - .... ..,.. = - ,_ . ,.,. IJ .. .... 1. .......,. ,..,_ ..... ........ ..,.,... ......._ .. _ f'ltlNI WM -- "' ~ ..,...,__, _ _• J..C ,.._....,._,__" ,... . , . , _ _y_ ..... . . lA JIJ ~---~ ..... ~- tD•i ... ......._ _. ,_ .,,Jill)) •• l.o t-1111 Ul'l -----· . ---·- ~ • __;~ ="'"" --. .. =-·· __ :~ State Ut~t ..,..;!:~orltot ~lolo ~ ~::: ......... _,..... ...::r.... --~ '""" ''""' "'""' v ........ fiQ ._. .... ... - ~= I -- •• ...I.. Jill ..JoL. :::-,_ ....'7..... ... __ ..... ... .... 5_.., ,-..., _ ._ . ::-·~·· ~ u .. "'( 4"-oHltf\<of#_.,. I· New billing procedure exp~cted a..X.t ooty. and ollm do not anht in timt to brt put on the compvtcr. Payment b dut by October 21 . II the 11udtot fails to"- this cladline a SlO ptnalty wiU be added to tilt 1>111. Prniously th<r• was DO pmalry for la1< pa)'lllmt at UB, althouah sud! poliei<* ui« at otha By ALAN C. JCACBJC J:olatioNll Ediux In ao auaupe to .->ply "itla tilt SUDdard Sw• Unlwnity of Now York (SUNY} biD"'a poqcy, th• UB orr... or St..X.t Account& has implanmted a new thnoe stop t"ition payment proc:edlltt. Callin& the currc:nt J)'A<al "pretty lousy" bccallft or ks Inability to show aU inlonnadon. charses. and exomptions, Dirator or Sllodtnt Acco..ats Oifford W'oboo probed the new po6cy u a "&lant "<P towmls improvias c:oo>maniallon. at SUNY .odlooU. I r the studtot .. to rooclve BEOO. apply for nnaneial aicl.by July I, or roocl•• an eduation loan applied lor by Juo• I and bas DOt rooclved it by th• paymont duo dal<, ht or abc ..., ba•~ tilt ptnalty chars< bypesa:d by tilt Off>Ce of Studtnt Accouut&. <ltins the fact that over 12.000 UB studaou r<e<i\'C 8£00 or loam, w~ Aid that wkbout this stJpulalioa payment and rqjantlon could be JCriously bampmld and CIOOf.....S. 1bt second bill to be dated Octo~ :U, will bt sent out even if tit< studtnt hu alr.ady paid. If paymc:nt has bcto mad<, tblr biU will serve as "a rtteipt or soru." WI!Jon uplaioed. If not, the ootltt will sbow the balanct of what tht stl<dtnt o-.. or any aediu, aloos with a rlll&lldal history or th• prestDt and put sao<stcr Tht last bill wiU uy to tie up loose ends--web as bl>rary r..... or br<aka&c r...-and also wiU j>ltkrll a balancx or ...,. rtnaneiaUr, with a~<c~cnu." Tbe blllins po6cy. cxp(rimart.U, lried dllrib& tht thJrd AIIDIIlU ........ wiU >Cud thnoe bills to tilt studaor durlna tile sandia. 1bt first, wblcil b to be mailed out durin& the wid: or September 21, wiU lilt aU tilt ronaneial oblisatiom or the litudtnt, lncludln& t"ltioo and any othcr fees tht ltud<nt must pay listed iDd.ivldually with dtltrm-TAP or tuition wal~~<n-~f subcncted so that the m:ipiml knows exactly bow much he or &b< bas to pay. J...oaru, .,..,..., or otha aid wiU appear on tilt bill dnoc most of thcst come in tilt form of a cbect payabk to th< I to ease hassles tbaraa and aedhs. To be smt OUI tbt t4ifd •«k in No•ombcr, thb -ic:< will Aocordllla to Wilson. th< n<w billios po6cy ..,. an additlooal S20 chars< to studtnu wbo still haw not completed their twllon payment ' 1bt riiiOI cladlioc foe paym<ot is th< thh..t wc<t or th< loUo..U.S ......... 1r thc al<dmt has still failed to pay he or sht will have aU das~ cantclled. If the otudtnt luYCS school the foUow!Jla SUD<Sltr withou1 payfna the biU tbt matter - l.i!l be lUll 10 Now York Slat<) Auoroey (';l DCral 1 the UJUal colle«ion qcncy for the :..A•. who wW take immedi&tt 8l;tioo while ~~'·• isout b still fresh. WiboD Aid that presently tilt o rr'" or Stucknt Acco..au is tnctifta down d<bts tbat art up to l®r yanol4. 1ben wiU be two biiiJoss for people ""'o are enroUcd in 1ummer c:la.s;.sa or b•n failed to clear thdr baW>cc. W ilson cmpbashcd thal stuckntl arc responaible lor kceplna tbdr pamlUitllt addrus up to date. In the put liiUdtoU have claimed that they oevu rtteived bilb bcca""' they~ '""" to old addruxs. ' 'Stwlmts ar• r_..'bt• ror ketpirl& tbcit addrao up 10 dat<." Wilsoo rtn:SJ<d. "Wt ·wiU not buy tilt old addrao .,........ for lat•pa)'IDCOL ~nay ...., baRb, bul UB b 1ct...Uy livlns studam a break compared to other SUNY ldlools. " SUNY policy S&YJ that studaoll mlllil PaY c:lw&a befor. thc ...,...., lt&tU," be tljliaioed. " W• an in vlolatloo or this po6cy. ''U 8 has bctn criticized in ocYa"alsta&e audlu'' for colltctina ill tuition late and tht new billlnJ policy b an attanpt "to oomply" with SUNY rules the Dir«tor wtr1ed. W'olsoo added that the D<W proc:eduro iJ "tf)'ios to oollcd tilt in a .-.. ordaly rublon," .,.,. whidl is bclplw to auda>s• bcca...., •• ~~oo and cndiU 1n.,.,. orpolud bill and pro.-ldcs "motiV111loa" f01 on..U.. pa)'tDCOt. Related to the now billios policy II the ltto rc:aiJiratioo ond drop/ add IO<. II lbt student Initially reaistm alta Sqllcmber II there will bt a S20 r... Then: wiU b< • latt drop/ add r... for •udc:ots c:baoaio& their Khtcluk tfltt October 9. nlr entails S IO lor each traruaaioo. For aamplt, to d10p thr« duJa would COlt $30. Then is DO ~ for tnDS8CUoas ~Dade beloc• October 9 ud this d«s - epply to "R.. or "X" srac~U. r... .... an ro.. DUBELS PARTY WITH GARY SMITH! 749 Smith Street TOPLESS MUD WRESTLING &l .GARY SMITH II. FEMALE . EXOTIC DANCERS 'l'' ~cl r ... -• \.\ - .-!I. ~ ~ ct:-· '-- ... ~~-· ·· .··~" Gd al&rted witk cra.w.e tha.t tk~ u.a. !&at yeul ••~pt CaD 131-4641 a w.·u ...._ ,_INI trtp . . . _ _ . . _ ao~!'"5 MINI Wr•lll. . a loe&t -olo'e .,_, - - · - · GARY SNfTl!l MINI Wrall... te - T - Tlooln, Frl eiNI Sal Nlllttal 0oJy 11.50 covere uan•por1atJOD A ad•lttlo• to tlila Barl FREE • . _ _ wtlh SC.tlea~ 1.0. C.r<l ea4 t5c off Dr1alt ,.._ nJESOAY . .d ntURSDAY'SI Wed; is Rock Night I THUIISOAY NIGHT, SepUr:ol- LN.. OU1alde 5qWw ott""'' CALL EARLY· SO YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!! -rl4f-S..--, O..lon -..1..--- ' WEDHESDAY H rG H T 5 AT.. .' DUBILS W.O. --...L.-a.ilty "•• · - - - - - - Ul MAIN & AMRER.sT BtTPP'ALO, lLY. �~DWAYJo~ · -d.~O 3051 Main St reet ~ ,S V - LUNCH SPECIALS - Monday - Friday E AY 1.49 11 a.m. · 7 p.m. TH Thursday Nlte - ti.DO - BOOK .... --1100 t1 5G Sucnnth EXC.HANGE Wednesday Vodb & Tea 1$ Mil' l!>cl WORKER~ NEEDED! ~ PAY sz·.SO/hr. .APPLY AT THE SA BOOK EXCHANGE IN THE BASEMENT OF SQUIRE. START lOUR ANDCOUNTON AHAMBURGER. CHIU.OR CIDCKEN SANDWICH. fREE! E\lerY time you order a ~lclaus 'WiendVS boneless breaSt ot cniCicen sandWich, we•u give vou a cnlelcen card. COllect twO cards, and oo your next visit. vou get a wendV's.slngle 1\amburger or 8 oz. chm. free: or, vou can count oo a free ChiCicen sandWich. Plus, you can win prizes ptaytng our egg GUess COntest. And have fUn playing our SPeCial travtiner games roo. so start counrJng vour chlclcens. It au addS up to great~eating and great f\11'1 at 'WiendVS. ·a... ;nd ~ mra. PARA·TECH INTERNATIONAL JUMP OUT OFA ·rERRCTLY &DPD Why not? Slcydivilla is a AIRPUftE? lkUll!lat y011'Dnever forget At Para- Tech we' specialile in frst time jullllleB.IU relaxed Pf01es$lonal ~eis •tne ideal place to mike your fwst • . And lllll l l l - - - ' tne nice 1100& is Ulat its a lot safet than 1011 thintL We are proud ol 0111 safety record at ParaTech. This month we are havinf a ~ price tO! frst jump Siiidents a low $50. can ret you your first skycfi!e. I:Gmeniently located between Roches1er and Buffalo, just take Rt. t 04 illlbl 1011 come to Rt. Head north. and we are just doom the road ori Hle ri&tJt Or call usat637-4150 or 482· 1257 and aslc ,. for all the ~ We lis! have etiC* rides - - - - -·: for those who just • ant to. take a look. m. ' . Ci~colo Italiano ; is a recognized Student Association club.. We apologize for leaving them off the SA club ~ list. �Runners eye UN Building in their 710 mile trek from Buffalo B) DAVID CZAJ KA We or• all lndJans, radiallot\ is 1101 prcjlldictd. ot's nor Kkc1Jvc. it &ffcctJ the poor, it a((a:tslbe ricb;• be li!Si$ted. uuranlum." Reyna COftHnocd, ''isn' t w.td CO help pcopk; It il liS<d to SC8f< th<nl'-usttll 11 10 make bombs." F«Jtu.nEduor 11 •ill bo UIIy IItts monl!OJ "hm ttl< ftrst hamn S<U out for a dulant wen. For II dl)'> he ..;u crou ttl< Slate. 710miles. and cro• to ml)bo 50 or IOChn number, but tn nmnina from Bufflllo to the Unned Nation> buildtOJ tn New York, the m<mbon of the Leonard Peh><r S11p110n Group CLPSO) ,.;n urufy mto 1 »nath. bod) . Ho...-a. U doyt docs oot morl. thC paramncn or the LPSG's bonk to frcc Pdt><r, •bo "" trre<ted tn an 1Ddi2n·US ao~t .WO.ish . ''Th< run u put of 1 prottu of urliUk~• SlruUk for tbc l:l!t 400 )tors by Indian> to momtain so-nt~anty ," Slid LPSO spokaman Ju~n Re)nl. "ID tbc btaiJ>nina. th<lc """ mol.OI)I for c-crYbody. lind, rood. then ._'e 'ffei"C put on ~ation,-rhll'\1' ..~ limutd ~:· he added. "They taketh~ land ro mint. '11\c mimns 1 is &ood for 10 or IS ycon thtn thnc·, noth1n1 for oar cbildrto. •• He continued ... When v.-r l&Y no Vtc art auad.od by cht FBI. Thttt'$ no 20th C.•·olry; the FBI hu ttkm 1ht1r pill«'. They arc the 20lh ctntury cavalry." Th< L<onard Pdtl<r Cl$t hu beoome the $ymbolic reprmtation.of the batik for Indian rlahts. In 197S, federal aaruu: e:rutted tht Pine Rid.ac re~trvalion in Nonh OakOI& apparently provoklna a aun battle which r<$uhed in the death or an American Indian and two cmiss.arie~ . T odar's run wm abo sent co " The run is part of a process of struggle-a struggle for the last 400 years by Indians to maintain sovereignty." -Juan Reyna two continuow lift: tttm.S and his appeal motionJ v."'tre dtnied. "Tht Fedtnll judac made it clear Leonard Pellitt was b<in& tried oot the FBI," R<)'na claimed. "When testimonies were &ivtn on bdlalf of Pdtier, (includint docum<nts u.sed in the trials of Eagle and Robldtau). the judae cleared the counroom to determine iJ tbe evidmcc was rt:W:v&nt or irrt:le,·ant:• This tvid~ was not used . ••Pellic:r wa.s eonviatd on rircunutantial ~ . ·· On lndi~n land, th< Am<rican IO'trnmeru 10 m!M, olim for uranium. "Thtt< u a<OOcide qajnst our pcopk. F our mc:n,n"iembtrt or the American lndtan mo\cment. wn< i/nplicated In the dtalhs of tht t"'O fed<ral aaen". 1'bat mm wcrt Bob Robideau. Dino Butl<r. Jimmy ElaJc and' Lconord Pdtl<r. Tht marau of aidlnaand ab<ltlna th< murdcrs of th< lJ<DI$ wnc drOppccJ in 111< case or Eqlt, ~bik,Robinutr and Bull« wtte d<dartd innocent on arounds or sdf-<ti<nS<. CooYa5dy, Pdtier wu round auilly and scn1enctd to loon MON. NIGHT FOOTBALL SPECIALS 25c: Hot Dogs tOCWIIIQI TUES. NIGHT SPECIAL 3 BUCISI>J,Ia Ft>< St 00 WED. SPAGElTI NIGHT ALL YOU CAN EAT! ALL BAR DRIN KS FOR LADIES 75c TH URS. NIGHT SATURDAY SPECIAL $1.49 MOlson Goidoo $1.00 Ice POC:kl & SclewdriVMS 75c FRI. NIGHT SPECIAL SUNDAY.SPECIAL FtSh Fry $2.85 • Labllll 81UI 80c O.V "& 80c HAPPY HOUR MON.· Fill. 4 ·1f"" AI.L 8AII ORINICS 1Sc FIIEE POPCORN I CHEESE PI.A TESt LIVE M USIC COMING SOO N/ ~!ltf&~!&~ .11,<1/'>' 19J6 ST. r•r / limit BI 'Ff4W . i\1 11111 BJ 6• 9211 \'OIC'It tM n.atiw American'• ouu•ae O\tt tht contrO\ttkaJ litllalion in the Wutun Hanupbnc. R<)'l\l, I M...a~n, spoke .. I pt... conf~ Salunlay oc lhe UB ctnlpuJ ofho• the lJ>dlln population Jpills dtcp IIllO ttftlral Am<ncl. Tho lt>dJIIIS lUUaud in tbo US f<tl 1 doK rd.ulot\mip •mh thtlT brdbrm in the lo"<r rqion of tbc Wa1<rn Honurpb<re, h< noted. lD roptrds to the counults of Go11crn&lt and El Salvador. th< LPSG os rallyttll 10 c:cuc Amcrioan in1crvcnuon ••thlll tbtl< lltdalmc so•tr<ianti<s. Reyna insists, "l'M reaJ turortsu art 1hc people witb aM wuponry." 1'bt wppon of cau~on contrnues to .arow ., toda,y's Nn sproatls out. Into other lssu<$-thc aroup has adop1ed 1 on black ri&hU. "Our block bro1hfts and sistcrs ...... brOUJ.hl ht:rt Jn chains, CUI Orf from their cuJturt, tbeiJ roou." Reyna dt<lared. "SIIvt condidoru hav<n'l <han&ed much, the blacks ha•e no voices." the LPSG Reyna Encapsuled ,.;thin lh< cause nplllined, is a kinsh1p wllh alii he opprosstd people or the world, 1 fi&JII for ••lf•r<sptct. "Wtsupport all people in 1hdr struule U)·ina 10 maintain di&nity," he said. Similar runs ha-c been hdd d...,.h<fe in th< US, lncllldin& South Olkota and California. Uk<Wist, in 1978 and 1980 there wen walks aero's 1M mtln: apanse. the or or coun1ry. Acwrdma 1o R<)'na, cradlina cncrnonW pipos or roUafouJSJarrs. 1hc runom ""'<XJ>«ted to brioa toa<ther mttnbon from Californ11. Ptnns)·lvania and lhe llostoe area. NIIJOnal Coordinator of 111< Ptltitt Dtftnst Commuttt SleH Robideau is sd>tdultd 10 •puk ouuidr lht United Nationl on Scptnnber 12. DID YOU PAY $60 FOR BOOKS, IN A COURSE YOU DON' T LIKE? IS YOUR PROFESSOR BORING? ISTRE COURSE A WASTE OF YOUR TIME? Help Evaluate Teaching at U•.B. JOIN THE S.C.A.T.E. Committee Earn 3 Credits in Experiential Learning! Come to Our Meeting, THURS. Sept. 3 at 4 pm\ Room 337 Squire Hall (MSC) student course and teacher evaluation EVERY MONDAY NIGHT 'BOOGIE TO 50's, 60's&70's OLDIES CPA CANOIOAHS 1 T " "t" 1l ltJ. ~ l :.T f_ f. "'"' '+- "•fMP f-.-. ENROLL NOW! �a.A.SStREOS mey be otaad al "The Spec:trum• otne.. 3156 SqWe Hd. MSC. otfice hOUri.,. 1 L m to 5 p..m.._ Mondly lhN Fftdey. OMdiNS M ~. WHnMO!ty end ~ 8S 4::310 p.m lor IM ne.d ~UOt\. Ft.Nt:t .,. l i M :J!I the fll'll ,.., wcwOa. SO. 10 for MCtl ecldftJon;al .orcS. Ctusified d ' -• Y ac;SI {bO~Mo·n c:casa[fMds are a.,.llablot tor 1'7.50 pet" COlumn lnrd\. All edt mu.. bl Olicf Ill ~ Ehhef piKe lht ~ In oerwn.. or ....., • ~b't COCIY of tne eel wtt1'1 a cheCk 01 mon8f OfCief foe tun P8)"ftWWt. Ho edt '1M bt s.keft 0'1'111' the phCIN. •The Sptc:lrwn" ,....,..,.. the r'Oh' lo edl1 01 dete any cq>y No refwnd$.,. ,...., ~ tt....,hed ads ANN make ....,. copy loa ~ •fN Sptarum• ctoet 1'101 aatume ~itlllltty lOt ant "'fOttrr. DcecM to ,.oduoe any eo (Of tq\llvelenO. tr. . oC C"-rvt• 11\111 iJ ~ "*utAH.s due to ltpOOraPf'lk;al ef'Ofli AUTOMOTIVE SUN\.UIJUN, CAAS TMJIC:f.S, Ulolln~ wekle ..,,.., ~ 101 1100.. f;ol ltlkMfN.hOft Ol't ~_._...,~CdC... t401• •• Park Edge Liquors WtDOlHO 0R£SS _.,, 1 eh~ t:OO, c... 131J.1111 MASTlfl C0M81HAT10N ~H. . tfWII\1'1 .._,_'MIIo.etOIIIIt.oct. -- CITAMl. LOC«.$. U• , ~,.,..,.c.il f~ ,..... , ,,._.,.~u.e.. IOI"A.. '"IUS.~~"' t.l ...... DoOt.l.tort.dloOwiO,Ie....,...,.,.,llqCIII ... ............ ., .. ......................, ....... ~ .....,..,.,.. tiMtot) ... """" INI1.L.,..,..OGten..Cil'llb'M•~ • 10.• Private or group lessons 1.75 l.llor ~ HELP WANTED -~ Slol.£P'f.CWU. .......... , .... ........ llude"'OIA. ...... ............... • .-.. ... l.ami>NICO DOMiilll SIU AE.FtuOEMlOft- O.lttl\ ~ AftMITAONG FLUTE. to, ul• oo•ct .. c.a~-...z,. S3.6t 1.5 Uter t:loiU• (50.2 orJ c;CI'HtltiOn-1 t50 « 810. WC'll ·-· Open 9:00 am · 10:00 pm - Monday thru Saturday APAAfUEHT W "'-* f...m.~ tJOOMOl. hwAil•,.. , . .. u,.. t¥" •••~"~~• llle~o~'MG ~,..,..YOUfl __ ....,. .. ,., tal...._1~ll'I.IQiftCI . . . I . _ _ OON • t0W .,._, l .._ or ._. CIM f»t112' ....... 111..-tt ..,.... w.,._ The.ft freeg1 you can .t;ankon. ..,w.,... MAl(( MOHO' Ott Y~ ot.D QArlt.,~ t<Ktifllc:I IA CHECK "OUR PLUSES ''"''""it; ~tttbttlct. II'IO~It IWOOhtM!ii*MI Prt!'lol•~'t Truee e,.,..,O• • . .. ., "'ur• N~VOtletM. ~P'r '-'Pif~ oee~• •!'ICIIIMII - 24hour-1ty ...... ~. Wtdrlnoei' Otl' ,.,.,.,. . . The ~-~....._""' ~ - .:. . Prlva1e bath & 1hower UUIIIIn lncludocl Cooking I ct.. nlng focllltiH OffltrMtporlllng 80C)f(i" 6.1 I'*" &liN SA Soc* (Kciii"'I WAJttllEO ..:...._ . 50/month unlumlahed 165/mont.h furnished ~t.AHDTO~at.......,_,..,~ .. "-'*'IJI.-W1l M£U' lVAL.UATt~tots at U1 ~ t0tM: SCAT£~ Of\ s.ot) 11 4'00 1M1 1ft »7 .._.. "'-"-'- ~.,.,. 1.Jt.)61 ............ ~~ ~ ao.wm~ flO OFF c.\MP\Jit HOUSlNO 833-3467 80' Gin or 800 Vodka $4.69 l.lteJ 8.34 1.75 U tor Reg..IJ.,IOn tor er.cm~ '-'"'~· ·~..ow , .."."' M~ v;.o~ 130HO 307 ASP B _. a ~ '*",..a.... ,.,..,., u...t.DY9n"ISU) SPf:CIIol.. Kung ·Fu Tai Ch i • 80" Blended Whiskey ' NOTICES POlTJCSfY-a..ASIICAL ~~ ... GMfU\ILDEAO nc:t.ClS . .,_. ........ , ... ......_CIItMC) tO.SHGQbP.,._ IIh"'l . .CIII 111\7. . LOST & FOUND .. -- ·-~ IY SID'f RURtGOlA10~ s.iOE 837-5454 $4.92 Utor $8.95 ,. .. ,.,.,., t•JNt•'• 0\ot.ttlt ~,...._Utatok•"-"t• llol- FOR SALE OR RENT Pat]< Edge Plaza, Sheridan Dr. at Eggert ITEMS WANTED ~ A.Jrft£0 Rebiglr"ldot ..... ftoof "'CCIee. 3 CI.Oitt .... Cda:J5.1- On bus route• AN!awonl - ""' I nlohl . ' . GMDI'PAO ~ 10 ~ dMI\ Quoet.So~2a~GMYMw. . , . t t• ,.. . . .. dr)'M'• MMtU8 ..,.......,..,.~...... .-o-. ....... ~~t..M ............, . . . ~.aR«JJIOf"~ f'IC:JU!58t,AT£ wAHT£D .._.. or• ......... ..... COIIIMtl. . . . . . . , , . . . .. ....... ... wsc. ......,Stoot.,,...S\JSr•~.._, LOC*JNG fOR A "'DDWNATD JltlltpOna!IIM I'Nitr.PI:*lle.at~Mf\IIOfttai'IIJ., w-""10 fOCiftl\f\S..~hc)WMOf&Ond2-3 ~mi. . . IO ..ntrtoii... I N ... moaflt;~mlt~. IIPJ!II"'"' •~:.- 3tH*"""'" ....... ~Ntuo­ - ....... . . --..c H......,w.g..mot .. N\w. FalAU HOUSOlAll Wo\HT[D ~ U*C1 OM illtCtc* M$C. l t<& ....... Cll ... . , .,,..,. . . . 2&3 tMd!IOOtta ~ ........ When you Bank-on-Campus wiih M&T QuickBank. . n« 8EATU'.S. GMrtf\Jl DEAD. ~ ....... Oocn. .......... ...,. ....... .,. ~~ .,.., .,.~ .. 10 TH£01Alwftff• .o'-'r tor.,.....,...... .... aMli*' .,.....S8..,...,MO W.'N ~ AnG llld • tor• wwr Iorio I&Mta. A toftQfttfM.. Good ..,.... witft ~ ttlla ,..,, I IIIIOw ,OV'I oe ••"diC. Ho Ml4t... me t~.-u.'" ot "'- ....,. fiOit'lltiQ • Ml tn~ w\tlft WMIW. ... .,., ~·· '* 01'1 Cl~ -.... ,.o..,~ " " ' '""' OU..-? OrMt.. - eTONIGHTe Live Rockl - F•tvriflt BACK SEAT SALLY How......,'I'CU . . IOOO IO ihebcri ~ ~~¥06 Unct.IGI arcolfee breaOfar\1 In oon,...,.. lherrcJif*'oar 1oM on oS<>kmov~­ 'I'CU ICllco <XMnao- 01 o..dcl!onk. 'I'CU ct-.; o-ld~ depooit1 and willldlowa$. -1\Jnds. e-. r>of blh H righl on """''lYS- 0pen2Ahouno~. 7oavso-.~ls lheUIIImateln llmeOI'Id IOCOiion ~ ~o-gllltaroppljlng tar on MaT 11ont OCCOI.WII- ...,..,_II. l'ofo "**tvndeposla $25 10$29910 o ,_ar SEAGRAM$ 7 & 7 Nlghtl Loads of FREE Prius Adm. SI.OO e-.g MaT llontchecldng ar~....r.g. occourl.- o o tari<Oid"'"""""""""' ldlooii'IOfl'leondC>OIOI>. l'ofo rnlrim<.m depolla S300ar n'IOOIIOo rwwar e-.g MaT llont checldng Of Doy-IC>Ooy 1<M>gJ oc:coo.ri. Cllooo<lftom: Jcn<ord.lmprlnted wi"' school nomo and COIOB. COflcboOfd ITie$$0Q$08t\18f. 'Ooz. >koiCI'Ic:oole<. 1*101'1- e THURSDAY ~puzzle cube. BOlO bog. Mlni iUCI<$0Ck Oller limited toone gil peo tupp11es lOSt. Wetch fo, 1t1e GRAND OPENING of Wilkeson Pub Game Roomll .. 130. Tho Spoctrum. w..-y, 2 a . - '"' e Myers· Jam•tc• Rum Nlghl f'ltU IASEaALL MATS & "'IW To h fltfft4N • ,,... Aclm. so Vkteo c..-. AlsoMrvlng PIZZA & SUBS �MORE THAN JUST GREAT WRITING There's Something to Pique Everyone's Interest at TYPING EXPAfSS JYptNG $EfMCE. Aepocott.. ~ graDh' &. ~ ,,~ F.." rusonetN. ptt'i....,ioMI. I16-'512.. lHE spEGRUM Any good newspaper is more tham just great writing and The Spectrum is no exception to the rule. Sure we need more reporters, c ritics, and essayists, gut we also need top-notch people who want to learn aboutmanagement,advertising,design, a~and production. At The Spectrum there's sj ,ethlng to pique everybody's intrest!! 3171 M•1t1 St. 1616 Ni19. f .tlh tJtvd. (So. Cetnpu1.) (No. C.mpu~ UNCLASSIFIED (mosc.l DON'T tM rlppeci oct by tile Ut'11. .,.11t Doolu:IOfU-NII ,..... boob ' ' tM SA ~ "•CNnoe Lucian C. Parlato Attorney-at-Law Join The Spectrum during its organiza· tional sessions, Sept 2nd thru Sept 25th, at 355 Squire Hall or call 831·3676! 36 Hopkins Rd . Williamsville 631-8884 r.omc. orimin•l&~ ;mm;gt.t/on CUt!S. C FREE INITIA L CONSULTATION. lHE spEGRUM UU413 presents WELCOMEBAC •• TODAY Wednesday, Sept. 2nd • 11:00 am-6:00pm (M&.in Street Campus) In case of rain MENAGERIE will be held in Haas Lounge and Fillmore Room in Squire Hall. 'i··.· BEER· (fro~ 1 •6 P~ ·t:~~~~Two .Hille· \ .. ··~ ;::,·· Polfttiess Brothers ·ca•aelrass Hoar) .E?AXTER' MIKE SHEFFIELD. -~ <lwF-'oe) · �etc. CROSS WORD Etc. I$ o UniYerslry- ol The S!>eelrum. Hoi~<»S run dlo~ The Spectrum - • no1 gua,m• '"" all notlo.1 will -.ppur &fld ntserws tM right ro l!!dit all notk>es. HoOou to appu.r mote """ onoe must H rMubmlttH lor ..Cit prlnt#tlg. No Offl ''"of annount:emiHJts will be ""'" OHJ the phone -.nd courullstlngl will not ~ prlnlo<l. DHIII/n,. ore Mondey, Wednt$dl'f 1nd Friday 11 noo11:. ._.. Campus CNude tor Chris t announc.s " Family Time .. tomorTow at 7 p.m. In tho JaM I<HI« Room, Ellicott. ,__. . othef Ctvfsuan atv<~ent• Mel ,.,. a tattc: 0\'l • BlbtlcaiiOf'<. M ...- 1\ To• n$1 olt~. 12 Ge<><o•na G« " - " " A - - 1 Progrom nMOS 2 peop.te IO Otgonlze ..,ucatlonol p<Ogromo. API>Iicatlons ot tO& Nonon,AC. t8 Memorab'e Ftynn role l.t RepC:.i"G 11 E""-11a1es N IObe 22 Mustard, In Rodlel Corson Coltooo (Envl<onmonlol Sludieol is having opefl hous. lh1a woek. today through Frtday from 7·10 p.m. In 302 Wll~uon, Etllootr. All w4icome. Man nh~Hm 23 Coupd' (glance). Fr 24 SUbJect of a di.SCOOrse Woflton IO< Ooty US Iondo ot Folllos l on Sopt. 12. ConiOC>I SA ot 153&o2850. 25 Sloroi " Sevtil A _ . , . S.C..tMy- In 1M SA olllal. For tnfonnotlon call~ 26 George Sono Year ItCh" nero.ne 21 Mysle<)' wrolor Foo . , - . (finondal 1\otdslllpj dellellinols Ocl. 2. WAAT IF I 6ET TO S0«XJL NEXT WEEK,AHD CAN'TRE~MY LOCI(~ COMSINAllON? Ma<sh ACROSS 1 Wimbledon !'tar s Scorch (orally) 9 VIva 13 Together,tn music t• Where Boothbay ~&r1)o(i$ 15 Auncutar 16 Headb:ttef'Of Ap<o11865 It 20 Onoolthe Ga.-o 21 ~onlhe oeatet'slelt 22-precedent 23 MeMUe nove• Ti-oble-. 28 Crty inS I<O<oa 33 Mulberry 3A lfl.gollen o• in ~ " Ther~y /Uings 3t Hindudeity 38 RM.rto Lake Ba.tkhlsh 38 Gold Coast tonguaoe 40 Bundle of SllcU 41 Ptaywrogl\1· loglslatO< otrame •s Somethlr>g apeclat 46 Wtng.Ft. •7 contorts 2• S1opovers for SO SOprano's Supermao 01>1>01110 31 Olympic star, 1936 51 BrokM'sabar. 3< Embellish, in away S4 Penrod'• cteatOf Orodualo Student ReMordl G<onl opjlliutons oro now o•a•toble 1n lhe GSA off!«, t03 Tolbert. AC. G<ontlr>g level lor Most01 and PhD candidates. up to S100 end ~ rnpec:thlolr- Completed applications ate dvt br Sept. • at 4 p.m. An'/ quu'tlona pleaH contact thO GSA olfice at 636-2QEO• .1o1ft tM koahM mNI plan fOJ heth Wholesome meals MrYing t.upper e1 5;30 p.m . wllh DIO lunches to 00 at t~ Amherst Compus Cnebld House. 2501 N. Forest Rd., tust ov"' the Ettlcolt Cree~ lootbr1oge op~lte Wilkeson Donn. &..g. I Has -? Probieml with your landlord? Don' und«stond yOUr leNa? <l<OYP Legal So<vices oiiO<s tree legal .ovlce ono tniO<matlon to a U UB otudenbts For to any legal , . - . or QUO$lloM, stop It\ a lthO GLS offloo Mon., T-. Tt.ura, and Fridays /rom 11-5 p.m. and Wodneodoyo lrom lt ·7 p.m. 831·2273. on•-• The S l -1 Ason. 8ooll EAchawlt sell )'OUr uMO text booM lor you until Sopt. ~ lrorn 1(1-5 p.m. end &-tp..m. on Tuesday and Wednelday evenings In lhe Basement of SQuire, MSC. The U8 Choss ClUb will hOld tho Buffalo Back to School Open Chess Toumement Sopt. t2 and 13 at 233 Sq..W. First place $100 unconditionally guaranreed. Registration atana at 10 a...m.. Saturday. FOt mote Information c.ome to the Cheu Club miotlr>g. Plln now to be a .oklntMf et H...., HouM.. a Shelter IOf Yielims Of dome'J.tie ~nee. There Wi:U be I fOUf -•lon evenlr>g training orogrotn be(llnnlr>g the second week in Septomber. Appliealon and an 1ntervew .,. required. For mOtt lnformaUon please contact the eoordenator o t 11olunteera Susan Sfogel The Wl11log Plocot, tho Untvoralty's tree Orc»>n writlr>g tUlonat center. is looking IOf tutOfl to stafl the Aml\e1St and Main Streot Compus cent.... AnyoM interestecf in tutOfu~. elth« on a votuntwy basis or hx .udemic credit 5houtd contact Rita Pollard at 83&-2394. ~ S.t,ua'a m..ter 59 WllereAible Booth played 60 oppOalto 6~ I<Jnd ot OOietmlnatlon v.,·, e2EmloO<~ DOWN l -CaJifOtnll 2 Roputatlorl 3~-· m.,lr>grogion 4 Wilh1m 8oo1h•1 ..rank"'; AbtW. 5 Potuvian p0<1 6 Compo<'l ICIIvlty 7 Hydrocarbon &uffl• 8 kave almllltitJts 9 Blackmoglc 10 Oklono,.,.. tnol&n 2St .lunt:oflhelllgt 30 Roofing mator>al ~ Flreproot labrtc 36 Missile 37 Mr..Rogoro 39 Tithe 40 Criminal ~ Ust 43 "-mot>y 48- th1r>gs - · .. Pl:>loploy 47~glrdel 49 Partklo 50 Sood -lope 51~-·­ S2 Kind ot booth 53 Genu 55 wwe-not akme'' 56 Cheal Tho In_,.. Eng11sh ~090 fnstltvto loin need of con-tlon Load«s 10 wotk with foreign lludento study•no Eng11stt at UB. You can eart'l undwgradvate crodlt ot vo4unt- II interested, colt ~20n, 2078 and ask IO< Patrick. or arop by 325 8aldy, AC. HurYy, tne tast day to 0<1<1 courses Is Sopt«nblr t8 Sonlor wornon who .,. mofo<lr>g in Aolropl\ystco, Motecva1r Biology. Aeroapace Englneera al"'d Space Medlclne- Zor'!la lnternauonalla aponsorlng ss.ooo granta for graduate study. For further lntormatfon contacl Zonta lntematJonal, 3S East Wectcer Orlve. mt•rtngt O,lc.ago. llllnols, 60601. U8 Cl\0.. ~ub rogutor meetlnvs Thursday ond Friday rnMtlng from 1·11:30 p.m. in SQuire, MSC. Aoomo will •IIY so ci\OC~ tho Squlreln/O<matlon Board Momblronlp Is ,,.. end open to all. Equl,.._t to Ubo<ot Arts 81-t.lntorollod In .....,lr>g an tncernlhlp wlth WNSC.lV In N•w YM soould wrile to Community Relation Manager, WNIIC-TV, 30 Aoc:l<elallot PI&UI, Rm. 301w, tqw Yotl<, NY 10020 conc:•·nlng InternShip Program. Mull be able co wotk 40 ,.,_ a - and type at leal 45 wpm. Mull also be wliHno 10 r~te in lhe IJt"'tllt &ru It time of Internship. C..o P. lololonoy Colt- n okolo tillite r"'ldontal ooordln.-or position. G'aduatl etudonll are encouraoed IO apply. fntervltWI conCIUCUKS today througli Frldoy. Call 636-2230, 2002 lor details and a.ppointmwn. The Buroau ot Hoar Eootom and South Asian Allan ol tho US Deol- of Slate oiiO<o a amatl numbot ol 1n1ernatupa for lhe Summer of 1882. fOf lunMr lnla<motion, ..., Mrs. Mack tn 3 Hoyos C , MSC. A rOI'Aisonlat'" horn tho School o l u w of tho Unworaity of Bridgeport w111 boon eampus Sept. 9 . To a~n up tor an inteMew, come 10 3 Hayes C or call 83t·35t5, .. 88-4-$)1)2. Mol<- M.th and Envlllll CoiiOOO SI<Mio EAoms today at 7 p.m. In 625 Han,man Ubfary, MSC, and tomorrow at 2 p.m. •n 26 o .. ftf\doff Annex, M SC. r>earPusen 57 Comoo>an JOhn.son Pro~ ow Soniors-Sopt. 3 Is tho deodllno lor tile Oct 3 lSAT tJCim. Lete reglstratlon Is hom Sept •·10 and coata an additional St 5. Packett for the LSAT c.an be e>lckOO up in 3 Hayes C or t 5 Co~. AC Stvdent1 lnteNste<l in manae«~at c.erwn: wtth aymptlony orchestras Sh0v1d wutt 10~ Projec1 Ouec.tor, Orchestra M.ana.gement Fetlowst'Hp Program. Atnorocan Symphony Orchestra I.Aoguo, PO Sox 669. v.enna Virq•nla. 22180. 7'03-281·1230 SCATE CommUte• mee's lomouow at 'p,m In 337 Squire, MSC. pr0¥1dod UUAII coli-so ,.lums with Open Millo tomorrow Rat h s~ellar, Squire, MSC. MC Ia Jonn Brody. Sign up sheet Is anllable at 7:30 p.m. at 8 p.m. In the A Colloc:llon ot 11th Century mepo o l Oe<mon y and nolgn.boring counlleo IS on do splay until Sopt 20 In Hayes Hart, MSC Stop In Schussmolllot stJ Club, Room 7, Squire, MSC, ano find out Ihe de1aUs of Ihe best deal ln cown on downhill skiing. ornce hours are Mondey·Ftklay hom 9-4:30 p.m. We are now accepting mom~t6h1ps• UB Bau bell team mee1s tomorrow In 3 ~tit, MSC Pnystcals Will be given Immediately foUowJng 1M muting. 11owt1nv looguos now lconlng. Coo<!. Me<l'o, Feculty· Stoll. Sign uP In 20 Squir._ Anyone lnt_ , _ In ptoylnv V.,.ity Goll &IIOUta attend tllo moetlng today ot 3:30 p.m. In 103 Clotk, MSC, or call831·2939. �svo_.ts :By DAN HOLDER Campus Editor The bi&aC'St QutSCio~ fat-'ins this year's Bulls football team is how to C),pa.nd on las<y.8rssua:ess. For l.ht' fir:st time sin«. varsit~· football revived on campus in 1m tbe Bu'lls lopped li>< .SOO mark lasl year. allhough injuries lo-cd lh< record 10 6-S. A h<ady --- .,..as charge JevtiN the teams' first five oppon<nlS be for< <bey dropped <heir nul five g.a.tMS. The main reasons (or the succcu wert a slinp defense' that yeilded 36 points the first five conr~ s and a'h ex.perienc;ed quanerbac.k named Jim Rodriguez. Gradualion ro5l lh< Bulls 14 Stllior1. bul t~m members completing a two week train in& earflp on campus arc confident that the loss will not devastate the s.quad. ·•we have a good nucleus returning. •• explaine-d ocbocd hi.s spiril. sinalina Chris D 'Amico oul as a valuable use~: allhough he is l<mporarily sicldincd wilh a earti.... injury. Brothtr Joe o·Amko. a recen1 <ransrer 10 UB, has I><= labeled ..outstandlna•• by the l\(ad coach . Com·p~em<nting !he ae<ial ana<k will be a <rinfor<cd ground gam<. leadin& lh< BuUs at< fullba<k T'un Najucb, dddincd mos1 of las! y<ar with a I<& injury. and 1ailback Pat Whil<h<ad_ Nlljuch.llOlcd 1ha1 <b< squlod'J rusb<n hav< ... lol or sp«d .. alld lha! ..good <ramfm" will h<{p booS! <h< l<a.m's por<nlial. Frontin.a•he auad: is the ofre:ruive line~ a aroup <ha< Dando label<d as ..pr«ly bi& ... Offmsive Coordi03lot P«< Rao characaerized the entire front lint as ha\'ins " super !alcnl,.. bUI n01cd thai befor< las< Saturday's scrimmq.e the lineup is not definile. He admiucd 1ha1 only lasl year's caner has not mumed 10 the team bul noted rhat 1hm are experie-nced replacements ror him in camp. team tri<aptain Frank Berranuo. He added <hal lh< coaehes .. did 'a real good job ra:ruiting'" to fill in the gaps. year was the first tryout fo r che Bulls One c;hicf concern is finding a wi1h the 3.,. ddense. an older model rcpla~c:nt for Rodrigut:t. The Grand ~ featuring th.rce down lineman and rour linebaekm. Mosr or U B's oppont:nu UR Island native holds many UB o fftnsc rccord.s, includins pass attempts. lhC' mort: modern 44 s1anee. Ddensivt completions, yardage and 1he tolal cnrcer Coordinaror Gen.C' Zinni upl3in~ that "wt off<nS< mark wilh 3110 yard.s . m:lSit:ttd it (1he nC'W defc-nst') last y~r. This ytar w·C''II have fun with ic ... H<ad coach Bill Dando rcpor<cd '""' tht'ft are sevenl candidates for rhe pi101 He poin1C'd out that in the 3-4 defcn.st spot ineludin& returnees Marty Barreu . Ray the emphasis is on spt'ed :tnd unprcdi<tabilily. Most of lh< Bulls Larson and Pat Fricano. opponents "ill see a defense that is ornwr Bulls standout Oankrr Frank Prict continually '"doiog somclhin& different,•• has signed on to act as an a&Si5tant coach Zinni said, especially with a year•s wonh or ~ (or the rn:civer 4.'0rps and is 4.-"'nfidt fU Of experience-. .. the quality of the current rosra. Dando The defensive line is solid. with many returning vtterans. Zinni revealed that thC' ..<ondary is "v<rr quick ... and abo "good, JOU&h hitters ... One l:ut years weaknesses pinpOinted by the defensive coach was indecision in the 5t'COnd3ry, something which h< f«<s will b< ovw:omo by malurily. The s:pec:ialceams are still unsettled, according lo Dando. He said !hat be is looking at •• four good kickers'' trying out . for lh< squf(l-all freshm<n, and h< is ••preny impressed" by the nrw recruits.• Joinin& Betrafaro io the captain ranks ate off<nsiv< <acid< Brian Wibon and d<f<nsi.., tnd Johri Whil<. They will auidt lh< Bulls 1hrough a schcdul< <hal op<nS Sepl<mber 12 • ogainSI Cortland Sial< al Ro<ary Fidel. The len pme lineup includes lb< Na1ional Coll<aia<e Addetie Associa!ion(NCAA) Division 111 champions Univcrsi<y of D"Y\on ll home on October 24. Canisius Colleae on October 17, and Westminster on November 7. Away conlcsu indude Albany State(Oelober 10) and St. La......,. Uai...-.ity(Nowmber 14). Last F or �l'ield hockey Coach'~ optimism buoys Royals field hockey hopes By LANE STRAUSS Sptetrum $ltiff Writrr nucleus to the squad, with Dimmick pointing lo several team memb<r$ as vital to this season's hopes: Senior Vicki Jackson, who has been the team's high scorer the past two years: Juniors Priscilla "Poppy" Doro, a center halfback; and Jean Quinlivan, who is also an accomplished bask~ball player; sophomore forwards Kelly McGlynn and Patricia Ames. Dimmick also attempted to rocruit some help to shore up the somewhat shoddy defense. "In another two weeks I will have a much ~ter idea about what son of help our freshmen will be giving us." One of the brighlest Royal prospects, according 10 Dimmick, is Barb Creighton who graduated from Amherst High School last year. "She plays the strong link, which is a half offensive,half defensive position." Dimmick said, "and is one of the most difficult spo1s on the field to perform well at." As Coach Betty Dimmick, now in h~r firth season a11he hdm of the UB Royals Wom~n's field hockey team, talks of b<r squad's upooming SQSOn, there is the distinct impression that if a few final pioces fall into place, 1981 could be another successful Royal season. The team has finished second and firth in the State Championships the past two seasons, respcclivdy. "'Naturally as coach. I'm an optimist." sa.id Dimmick. "But I feel if we can improve our defense up 10 the point I would like it to be at, I see no reason why we can't do as well this year as we have the past two seasons." Assessing the team, Dimmick stated unhesitating!)' that the strong points of the team were ils agressive forward line and all-aroun_d midfield play. "Probably one of our most difficult tasks is to get the girls to The Royals wiU be one <!f 18 teams fighting for both think and play with a oonstan1 aggressive spots in the State Championships in the Division 111 fervor. Many Limes you'll sec a player bringing 1he New York Stale Association for Intercollegiate ball upfield, only to have it easily stripPed away by Alhletics for Women (NYSAIA W}. Making the the opposition onec they get anywhere near the area Competition even tougher this year is the fact that or the goal. That i• why we have really worked hard three Division 11 schools-Brockport, Oneonla, and on our attacking part of :he game." Hanwick-ha,•e moved down to Division 111 for the upcoming campaign. This will mark the first year the The returning cast of talenl makes for a strong Royals have ever played a regular season game against Brockport, although they have scrimmaged against them in the past. Overal)..,the Royals play a 12 game sehedule with the first bemg at Brockport on September 17, and 1he first home game on Seplember 30 against St . Bona,·enture at Ro1ary Field. "Nexl year we'll be gelling our own field on the Amherst Campus," sighed Dimmick. "You don't realize: how difficull i1 is to play when the grass is three inches thick. We need 10 play on a finely cut. field. Many teams are now even using artificial surfaces to play on-it's amazing how much faster they are." T he Royals will have a chance 10 find ou1 just bow fast they are when they invade the University of Rochester (UR) later this year, on an Astro-turf field. The team will not be entering the new season witboul a grea1 deal of training to get them prepared . During the weekend of September 11-13, the team will travel up to the Poconos for a field hockey camp. " We'll scrimmage approximately ei,g ht or nine teams during the two day period," Dimmick said. "It's invaluable experience, espee.i ally for the younger girls." As with any team at the beginning of a new season, hope springs e temal for the women's field hockey team, but only time will tell. Hyou think~ and rollers''are . iust a car.tomia aaze, you're not ready for lew Memorex. Pads aod rollers are key compooentsol a cassetle's lape transport System. This system ~!~~ides !he 1ape pas! )'OUtdeek'Stape head It must do so With unemngaccumcy. And no cassette dOeS tl more accurately !han lOCally re11 -~ dramalically reduce wear. Our UlliQoe ullta·l<llx·fnction POI)'olefon ware-s help preosoon· molded hubs dosPenSe and l!"lhe<tapesiJeollyandurOformly. play after play. Even after l;OOO METAL IV, don' forget the tmportance of~ and roHers. EOjOY the mUSic: as the tape glides unern~y across the head. And remember: getttng rt there is half the fun. playS In ract. our re.,, Memo<excassel1e Will always deltver 1rue sound reproctuctoon. oriM!'ll replaceot Free. 01 COtJ!Se. reprocluctron lhal true and that endunng 0\'oES a lol to Permapass "': ouc extraor.. dl!laJY . _ bind.,g process. II e11ert (Mofl5 a linle lo our unique new fumble-free-storage albllm. But when yo.o record 011 new Memorex. whether il's HIGH BIAS II, normal bias MRX I or Administrators are not the- only Peanuts in 'The Spectrum' eueryM, W, F �Soccer Bulls Italians key for Soccer Bulls By J . ANDREW MADDIGAN Sports Editor U B's SO<Cff Bulls haY< been makin& steady jmprovement in lht Ja.st few years under Coach Sal Esposito and the mentor- is as optimistic: as ever abou1 1981 assming. "~ havt very high txJ)«1alions this year." EspOsito has nine leuermcn relumina from last )'car's squad, whkh nanowl)' miued -a playoff bid at 94J. Tbc 1980 Buill wac: lovah in thrir own di~:iJion (3· 1·1 in SUNY A1hlctic Conference Wes~crn Division play), losin& only 10 Buffalo S.a1r. Extensh·c recruitment during t.hc- orT~.5CUOn (csprcially in goal) should h<lp 10 orfSCI 1hc kiD or five rt'JUiars from last yu,-'s team. Hat-'s a position· by·posilion rundo~n or 1hc 1981 Bulls: Goof: U8 losl one or iu most ~ccomplishcd (tf nol, iu most colorful) iOalkccpcrs ever in Mark Cdcste. Cdes1c had lhr mosl shu<ouiS (8), wins (18) and lh< besl goals·again>1 average (1.71) of any nttmind~ in Bulls histOr)'. Despit.t lhis loss. the Bulb would stem to ba\'C an abundance of tale-nt (on paptf. at lease) at this crucial position. Vying (or tht top n~mindin& tpcns ate M:nty Pavone. a trans-fer Student from Monroe Community Co11egc (where he \liAS an All-American), senior KMn Greiner from Williamsville Nonh-an lmpre:ssivc.o cransfer from Colgate-and perhaps the most notable freshman prospecl, Doug Baker. a 6.1., 175 pound<r who...,.. an Ali·N•w York Ci1y pcrform<r a1 1hr High School or Musi< and ArL A r,.. Sp«<N~d AD'•"" SOCC'ER euus c:oaeh Sal &Poaoo tws the unemlabl• tast ot trylng to bettM his k1 su.son ol l. .t year without UN bentfil of fift revulara. n.. 8utlalo coech hu tak.n '"PI though by tKNfdng halfbaCk Jot L.llm.nna. • natiYI of Catan.~ ltaty. broken lc.a suffaed in a summtr Jea.g:ur game appears, co ha\'e robbed the Bulls of the servicc.s of WI year's back·up. Ray &:ken. EckOfl will no1 be kept on the rosen this season because his compJeu~ ru:ovrry is doubtful. Midfl•ld: 19SO l"'lerrnen Da1c Simpkin, Jim DeVore-, and t:uke DiMaggio rtturn to vie for starting spol$. The graduation of Scot1 Ble)ie lt:a\'es highly·rrgarded $0phomorc Aldo Ballarin. halfback/fullback Joe Lamanna from llaly, Junior 1ransfcr Ed Cenlilc, and forwaJd/halfbarll Ben Barru-ao AJI·Weurrn Ntw York saandout frurh Orchard Park-in boule for stanlna brnhs. Fullbacks: Ali·SUNYAC player Hub Schoub and .senior Jim LaRue return to action for the I:Su.lb in wbal Esposilo rcc1s 10 be onr of lhc s1rongcs1 bock linr corps ever. C<xnpcrhion for Ranilll spou -.ill be 1ougher 11\an rver lhis year. as Mile< Moonr~a junior lraDSfrr, "bas been playinJ some real ao.ct summn- ball, .. according to Esposito. Th~ 1op prospect though, has goc to be' Lamanna. who Espos:ito calls .. phcnommal." A O..tivc of Caumu.ro. Italy. the 2l )ur-old hopeful is entering his firSt year or cli&ibilily and illould anchor the Bulls' backlinc for years 10 oomc.• Aorordin& to Esposi<o, both Ballarin and Lamanna arc comronablc al bolh r.hc halfback and fullbac k positions and the coach ha\: .)'ef to dtdtk where cht-)' will play. A lso hoping to impras roaches is PC'ter Scha-ub. Herb's brotbct. A f.ix foot freshman, Pete was an All· Wl'IY pcrfonncr a1 S-. Home. Fon.·ards: With the loss of scandout hiikc Gjorgicv.ski to Akron, Ohio CoUqc, Esposho admilt thai if there is an ana of conettn on the- tt'3Jtt, this is ic. With srorng act' Chris Sjmon (16 goals lut season) returning aloi'sg wilh Marty Grws-a.nd I he encouraging dcve1opmtm of Walter Cohen-1he fron1 line may j~ twn out to be -a pleas.a.nl .s.urpriSC'. "We still need a IiLLI< more pollY, on the will&'. but Gross and Coben should doh," assessed the \'tteran m-en.tor. Esposito feels he may evm have Ojorgievski's rcplacemenllinrd up. Kun Fqcrnachrr, an AII·WNY striker front Amherst was intendin& to so to Hanwick College unrillut week. when Esposito 1ured him to UB. Also rt.tumin.e. is Mark Brown, a sophomore who played manyllOSilions fo r 1he Bulls 1asl year. .. J'w: ncvt'f looked forward to a se:ason as much as I have this one," beamed E>po,slto, "laiMI•wisr, llli< is probably onr of l.h< beslleam's UB has c-or had." Clark Hall1ocates four new coaches A contradicdoo of the o1d maxim, ·~noching ever .. Coach said he had actually col\sidertd leaving last changes;• has oceurcd o vet t.he summer in the UB year_, but decided to itay on. And because he wasn't men's and womrn's athktic de.panmenu. Since pla.nnio.l. on coach1na here for the rest or hb life, he spring. Oask Hall has wilncssed tbr exil$ of four said, he fell il was limr lo quil. Weinreich added he coaches. will be Two oftb< men's coaches, Ed Wrigh1 , hockey, actil'c in ' 'olleyball on r.h• high school i<Y<Iaround and Bill Monkanb, baseball, willlea\'C <heir pos1> for r.he Buffalo asea, possibly even as a coach. only a year. The other coach not rr1uming Cindy Coburn. wbo The women'> coaches Cindy Coburn, bowling, and was ~ired inilially as an inlcrim coach for <he 80-81 Peter Weinreich, volleyball, are gone for good. season. There was no indica1ion by the Athletic The reasons are \'arious. Wri&bt bas taken a leave Dep.anment to rehire her for the 81·82 season so of absens:e and should be hack in a )'C31 aceording to Coburn will no1 r<1um. Also 1bc Royals coach found Ed Muto, Alltlctic Dire<~or. Wright is oack in school l.h~ $1000 coaebiog salary to be very iruufficiem for to complete his doctorate. the extended hours and travel che job entailed. Mon\anh was invoh•ed in K"''eral inddenls on last Interim coaches RaJ- "Borowicz, baseball and John year$, spring baschalllrip IO Aorida. He has been Mickler, hockcy-ha.·• been hirod ror lh< men's discipUned for abe reporting of a victory in a game teams. Muto Rid, "both understand it 's- for one which was ne\'ef played and tht- use of rormer player year." who bad sig.ned a professional contTact. His Women's volleyball bas 3. nt"W coach, Robert punishment is a one year s~])Cnskln from his post. MaxwdJ. Maxwell is a 1979 UB graduate. He P<1er Wcinriceh coachod Royals ' 'olleyball for six au ended Swcelhome High School in Ambcrst. He years. ··• lt 's ' 'Cf)' time consuming and 1 have oth~ has coached at the high .5ehool leve1 at Kenmore .. i.iiiil'iiioil rm l irr - • • l iwlies iiii Lii aniiiditS iit"iii-iiiiihiioiii miieti . •••••iii -C iiiiii"•lii ' oiii''lnq ii.•••••••••,..-=:~••••.,~~~~-r.hings pulling on me," Weinreich saijd .r Tbc M~K~~O~EY.~~~~~Lf~!~" : ~ z.~ '.-'~ . ~~O~{)'() . I• !I U ·1 0 t: 0 I' Y l N tJ PHO'I'OCOPYING :PJlO~OOOPTI•o I' II OT fJI;() I' YIN l l PHOTOCOPY LNG :PJlO~OOO:PTI.O COME TO THE SA BOOK EXCHANGE '81 SQUIRE HALL BASEMENT . ~:/~~ ~~· ~~ BRINGBOOKSTOBESOLO' Tuesday Sept. 1st thru Friday Sept. 18th BOOKS WILL BE SOLD FROM: ~ Tuesday Sept. 8th thru Friday Sept. 25th PICK UP UNSOLD BOOKS AND CHECKS: · - · Monday Sept. 28th and Tuesday Sept. 29th . Ope_n Monday-friday from 10 am·S p~ (Evenings: Tuesday and Wednesday from 6 pm·9pm) 365 Squire Hall 1().5 This Is a non-profit student operation where· you submit your books, .set your price and If sold, you will receive a check for the price you requested (minus a 7% service charge). · �backpagejsports Royals file suit Bowlers attempt to stop University move By ANTHONY M. PETTI Man<tging Editor It is the kind of thing that ~·ould make the Hatr.,ldt and Mc:Coyt bluth. Tbe feud between the UB women'$ varsity bowling team and the Athletic ()repanmeru has grown to new intensities and the rift continued co wklen as the Squad has filed suit in Fed~al Coun to prC'\'ent the sport from being downgraded. In an Augutt 8 bulletin from the UniversitY'! ~partmein of Sports lnformat.ion, Otairman of the Department of Recreation. Athlcdcsr and Related lnttruCtion(RARI) Salvatore Espotito had announced that he approved dropping ~'Ontcn 's ..·arsity boWiina program do-.n to dub StatU$. The decision was buod on a recommendation from UB Women's Athletic Dircuor Betty Dimmick. to raise women's soccer from dub JIAIIW tO vaJSity status in tbe fall of 1982. Bowling would be reduced to a club to keep the total number of 'ft'omen's varsity teams at ejght. Royals' bowlers Pamela Delia and Barbara Irwin responded to the aclion by filing suh in Fed.eraJ Coun against the University. "It's our last ditch effort to save the program," Detig laid. "The move- c:ame as a complete shoc-k to us. No one talked with us bdore they made the decision. •' T1le UB athletic director declined to comment on any $p«ifies of the bowlus• arguments citing the face that the connia was still in litigation. Representatives for the team and the Unh·ersity tr)et in Frdtral Coun last W~y to decide the issue. Aft.e r a brief hearins, Judse John T . Brvin ordered the two parties" &UOfney$ 10 pr~t affidaVit.s to him OD Friday, reserving hit decision until later thit -k. Elfvin laid he would review the arrldavits thoroughly then either render hu decision or call both in for another hearing. The incident is just another in a growin&li&t of conflitt.s between the bowlin& team and the UB Athletic Department which staned with the bowlers filing a lille IV action against the institution 1att Fall. In each case the WOCDCO oontended that tbe Athk:tic: ~enr-and Oimmkk in panic:ula.r-b.ave not acted in the best interau or the team or the U!UY<nity and have infrinsed upon thdr rights under lltle IV. D immick, however, denies thit. In the Auautt press release the women•s athletic director cites several reasons for the move. She contends that ttie adva.nta,aes to club Slat us are that it wiU open the team up to both graduate and undergraduate students, participants will be able to accepc monetary awa.rds as it will not be: under the jurisdiction of the University or the Association of lnterc:oUegiate Athletics for Women (AlAW), the removal of schedulin& limitations, and "the opportunity tO condUCI the p<ogram without the impo!¢ ttru¢tUre or the AlA w and the Departma11 or RAJU." Dimmick explained that the recommendation to promote $lOC'<:et was based on several factors with the increased interest in 1he spon at the biJh school and collegiate levels, an available playing field on the Amherst Campus in 1982. and the ability 10 supply compecittoo to an additional 2S athl<(es bein& the primary onet. Travel cotts also 'l'ill be reduced with a great number or local schools alrudy participating at the varsity level. The bowlers belit'\'C that the:se 5ttmin.s advantages are deceiving. The bowling bud&d will be reduced from last year'• S<tOOO to $1000 at the dub level. This reduccjon. 1hty c:laim. prohibits them from comperift.8. at the national level because the coach is ellmlnared and uave:l is dnutically out. AU the CXKnpetitions whk::h de1mnine the national ran kings are out or ttate. M il•• Franco, Director or Athletic Affairs for the Student Assot:ialion(SA), which supplies dub fundins, claims that the $1000 budaet should be enough for the women to bC' competitive citing the men's club team national.(_anking. Franco added that each man also had to put in about $700 or his own money ror travel and they claim that if • it is multiplied by ten or 12 bowl<rs tbe bud&et fiaure ac:alates. Wilb the addition or 2S extra athletes for women•s soccer. the: cosr.s or unifonns and equipment have to be added to tM women's athletic budget woes. In an Interview last Fall with Tilt '>p«;trum, Cindy Urban, then cap&.ajn or the women's dub socx:er !\"am, revealed her attempu 10 gain vanity status for the sport. The capt.,in said Dimmick Iold her that a University rule exists tbat says a team must have club s1a1us for three years before berotnin& varsity. Wben confronted with the discrepancy rhatthe sudden 1982 elevation would impose, Dimmick explained that there it a claute in the rule and the ttipulation could be by·passed. Deti& revealed that she hopes that .EIMn will grant an injunction on the move at least until tbe Office or Civil Ri&Jttt an revieW the whole program wltich it it scheduled to do at the end or September. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/e45926beb91b9b3337ea1137c9555313.pdf 6f4d422d0540f7d0fa76810721635dac PDF Text Text lHE· Wednesday The Amherst Academic Spine Squire organizations' new home? SDECEMBER Union end By J OH N K. LAPf A'NA Edltor.fn·Chi<f S quire Hall, for two docadco the, home: or student activities and 5ei'Vieco. willoca~e to function aner D<eemher, leaving the Univeaity without a cmualized student union. Howt\'ff. Jtudent•lnitioted contingency plans have heen drafted. Although VIet Pr<Sldent for Facilitlco Pillnn1ng John Nealis battlin&Jor a later c.iosina date, he admits succus- in arcuin.s with Alb:my construction ornclats is a rare commod.ily. ... have been t:ryi.Qg 10 coo\im•ce- thnn (Albany) to do.e the building nexr Sumrner, but I bave not met with any $UCCess,'' Neal noted, cxptalnin1 that a June shutdown date ~·ould "make life a lot sm01>ther'' for the JtOUJ>< V>1IO$< moVing i• nec:ocssitated by tbe closing. When Squire docs close. ic.s interiors wil1 br gutted and lhcn renovated into a dental n~ars , contiflgency plan drafted Acad<mk Affairo Robert Ronberg and is now wed tU clas$room ~a-:. For nr?Ot lhroughout Univer&ity qu&nas. '' lt bas b«n my impresston that the .semtsttr, Spine room u.st i.) slattel 11 bulldinJ will be closed in D«cmber." explained Ho.J Council ChaJnnan Bob percent." Rossberg nofed. odd ins that •nl' tddidonal pressures on Amhmt academic \j):Jce:. ruch a.s Hayden's proposition. could Haydc:o. who, as thr leading student aovemment reprc:scnt.ativr, has worktd closely with the admintsuarion ln dtvising eontinl!eocy plans for after the building scops runctuioning u a .student union. Earlier this week. Hayden pr<04:11ted Neal with a "rtquest for space" to house (ur1her cro,.-d an already overpopuJattd Cllmpus. Complicatin& malttct5 further • .Roubtrs. ume had yet 10 stc th~ who 3l press formali1.cd request. looked into tht' ruum: whe-n th.t Social Scienc-e\ Comple-X, tht Squire's dislocated residenlS. ~ prOJ>O'al. the results months of mrctinas betW\Ii'«rr Ha)'den, Neal, and rhe Houu. Council's Kabosh Committct-. outUnn the areas it School of Manaaem<nt, and OeoloJy, woll .w:tdr into nrw Amhersa f3cllities, thus or believes .should be for-rtiled tO $\Udtnt activilit"S from various adminislrath·e and academic departmeolO. In the r«auest, obtaintd by Sp«trum prior to its rdease, Haydco pin.poi"nll' Harriman Library-and the Olp<n·Nonon· Talbert Compl•x as th• most desirable locations for continuation or many of nte Squire'$ p~ functions. fadtity as pan of tht Main Surc.t muter plan. which wm u-ansform tbe South Compus into a giant He:tlth Sciences complex. "lr I hlld to make a pronounC<'Il)<nt now (on the demise of Squire). 1 would have to say that it would close at tbe end of this S pedrocaUy earrru>rked by th• report aro ' 'the entire first Open of Nonon, the entire &round floor or Capen. and, ~t least, tbe entire stc:Ond Ooor of Capen." Howc"·er. Hayde:n notes that switching the presmt CXCUp:tn.t.s or those artas consthute:$ ••a of impt"tldina doom for the student union problem.'' Mutb of the outlined reloc:ulon 5J>W' is durins tbe holiday ....,on was echoed undc:r the auspices of Viet' President for )"ear.'' Neal cautioned. But that prediction ··aoo lncnasing Spinc- us.age. "It is b«omn\ing a question of ho"' to accomodatc futun: ptiorhies.'' he .snld. "Duo to decide th< hlsh<Jt prioritlco, the dtci.sion oneo«ds is how l5 C'\'Cr)1llinc. (!i"P8« and coru:truciion ..win)&oioc 10 turn ou1. Tbas 1 don't know." But Hayden bdie"'Q lJ dus:room crunch can be 3Jteviurcd by creatlvr dw schodulina. "I have requ<$1ed thDI the adrniniscation concentrate Spring 19&2 classroom scheduling effort..$- in chc direaion of one primary &oal," he noted,"and that Is "'hedullng u many c!Mses as possiblt at the Main Stlffl campus, 'the Ellicoll Complex, and any othtr artas which \\-t: ha\IC not eo.rmarktd for $1Ude:nt union acrlvitics.'' ln addition to rcquestioa the Olpe.n· Nonon·Talben paoltagt, Hayden has asked for Harriman Library. which was used u a saud em unjon prior 10 Squire's conssruction, co st"nc \1S tb.t Main Sttm 'ubflhutt. Prcsendy, Harriman is occupied the Theater Ot:panrncnl, as ¥-"dl as .$0mt Food Service functions. Ahhou&h many group$ could end up "-ilb leu actual SQU.Jft (OOC~t than they bad in Squire, Hayde:n's plan provides ror the establish«~ of s:uellite offices for activitites that require hi.ah !>ludent visibs1icy. '"Thes.e offiCe> will h.tp to tnsure Vitality on all the campuS«."Hayden emphasi~~."E ..·c.n if most &fC)ups are out at Arnbtf'St, Main Satct will unt havt some !tudtnt b~ ..ctivitiC$,'' However the plan does noc dirc<,.1ly addiUi the possibility or c.'On)t.ro.,.,1ina a new studwt union on the- Amhtnt campus. Hayden admns. 1h:u tb& Kabosh Committee-. Which b siUdying aiJemathc:s to the ee.ttaii7cd sutdtnt unt'on cone~. ts stiR coordinodng iu ~fon1 in the Sq\lire contr~ers:y. The onl..)• sure lhina. Hayden said, i.s ';lh:u Squirt is ddinardy going to .go." 8u1 ., ftght to s:t.\'e Squirt is just bcg.inntng to surface. Student Associ:uion otndab anti indh'idbal ~•udent or~ani1-ations arc rtad)'in' plans to bault a pOssfbk wrtcktn bal11h.is Winter. Evt:n Neal has )'t'l to su rr~nder tht buildint-. a1 lea.si not until June. ••t haven't completdy capitulated (on a lator closins date)." Neal said. "But I'm pr•uy badly bel!Jon up." SA assumes directional control of troubled IRC I Conslitu:tionalu)t'ndmeru. although to gi• e IRC Senate reptescntation some chan,ges would be nee- ssary. By S£1'H GOODCHILD ltlonqin' EdiJor Under th• propow. IRCB would tak< < <r IRC'• ..moe and proaramminJ t~e. providinJ. inupcn \"e movies. trips: and other major dormitory events. accordtn& 10 Wolkoff. IRC would retain it> tbr<e seats on th• lRCB Boatd of Dirtetors a nd would continue to be involved to &ona·ra.n.se d..Won making. Y<r the major impa<r would be finan<ial, lUSerled he !llldetpaduak Studmt Astociation (SA) and lllC have .-hod t..-M ..,.......,, on a general pion, to ooaabiDc effO<U with SA so:hedulod to......,., dlm:liollal amtrol over the problem· plagued dormitory aovcmmcat. Under ihe propooed ~t. stm under nqgtlation, the lnl<r·Raideuc< CouD<i1 (litq would beoom< pan of SA, a1tho<qlt iu--.ClD.lllCB. would remain a separate eolity ud proride the savic<s DOW dot).e by IRC. SA Pr<Sld<nt.Joe Rilldn said iast ,.'edi, however, tl!•t many stnJdural dttolls had yet to be wooked out. Tbe impetm for tbe dwJae is aO:n to be comina from a cmcra1 feelinc thaJ dormitory studtms ..-. not cumntly rq,raenled adcquaael)· and do not receive their share of Lhe mandatory fees in return. Also. legal problms- in,·olvina. past IRC offiCernv<re listed as an Indirect spur to the ncaotiationi. T R.ru; explained that the "program ls still in its embryoaie _ .. lllld that he, IRCB Business Manager Mlcbad Wolkoff, IRC Prerident M'ochelk l.a5ch and the University Rousint OfGor still had some tcclmical pnundwotlt to <OVer. Oetolls as to tb< euct retallon5hip tht two would ba.e mnalns.to be JOlted out. Althoup the SA £mcraency Pow<rs CouD<i1 (EPC) ha• aliready pven ilS temporary app<O'Ial, fartlrer steps may be oot<Uity, tbe P•esidenl· n01ed, adclina that tbe student II(IVm>mer>t's Constitution would have to be altered. But ltiftln m'mled~ aeneral details that the patties bave abady qreocl to. In tffect IRC will beclome a branch of SA in the same sense that the Commutor Affairs CoWICI1 and other speeiaJ intereot croups 'are rdaled to the IOV<rnlD<IIU Housing Director Madlsoo Boyce. who claimed that ••residrncc hall sovemment and otha activities would IX' funded by mandator)' fees." In th< past. IRC had imposed a fee on dorm stuck:nu. who onty rc«tvtct rhe exnas and bargain price> after beoomin& a mernher. Now. all donn stude:nl$ will be entitled 10 the bc.neOts. All invol•·ed <ltpre.sed hope tt>ot "udenl donn 5ei'Vicco would im.prove. eKh stressing that whal litde 1RC b~ done, it had left imptCSOions of inadequacy. "IRC 5latled as a ~upu powerful force on campus and went totally downhi ll,'' Wolk-off claimed. ••Now its reputation and connotation Is that IRC is badly organized and what ls done is done: half-assedly." Rillcin noted that SA bas rnuob oo off<r IRC and that he ---=~~~--= , ~ is hopeful the. two ean "'Ork together to sive dorm students belter rq,resentation. Rillcin said ho ,..;,uld Ultt to hove IRC place three "I wanted to work o.n dormitory tire wben I was ~.uv.. Jn tbe SA Senate, altho\1111 the donnltory <looted," llll\ln commented. "Hope!uUy, this will be to tbe llt'OIIP would still resain"itr oJTI(leiS. ~ IRC Prcoid<nl betternsent of stUjlent llf< on <ampus." He e>o:laimed that would in effect, he arsued, 6t: \he eOO<dtnaJor of dormitory SA would no• be represent in& studenls more oompl<ldy, rather llwltoeminaJy ;1110rina dormitory students. life althoush he maintained thlai JRC would ultimately cletmnJnc.o its_ own The Olh<r'<Oelsidcrai;oo in the ri!O<pnizotion, altho\1111 ''TheK thaushtsnpracnt Dt)' penou.1 viewr." Riflcin the parrlcipuu down played iu importa.t~Ce. is lllC's reiterated. ''Who! is oc.1ually done Is "'' to thrm." Lastb, reputation. This is due, ill lart!e pan, to the bad •ho tbe Pr<Sldent said .would, aiotl& with ber other offocer• connotations £rom last FIJI vmen £0<11><r President 'Toa~ IJlllltt tt>e f111al dccislon. wu unanilable ftlf comment. Kni&ht res1anec1 lftlidst ~thai be had milappraprialed For the actual assimilotion of IRC, SA doco need a rome or.-niudonal fundl·. 4 :.: :. _...;;.;;.__ suuct..,.,. ""l �.-----in short-. can•tm ~ Budget request awaitS response \ • The University is currently awaltin& word fromtb<lny on It> puliminary 1982-1983 budtrt reque$1, Assistant to the Pr..ident Robrn Wagn<r said earlier this ~k. UJI bad ""ked for an $8.9 million increa.se in its operatinc. bud1et, a Hu le over a S1 million jump from last su.mmtr's request. Afi<r tne<tin& ...;th Swe University of New York (SUNY) ofr.clals eaTiy last month. Wagner tJ<Plainod, UB is oow awaiting its response and some additional information and guiddines from Cbanctllor Oiflon Whanon. Some response is exp«tod by August liJ, and Wagner noted ''lt"s (the request) ltill a loo& way from fmal." The incr~ request is due to rUin& priocs, highC'J utility cosas. and some innovations and e.xpansion in the: Health Sciences ht said. Two new prosrams hi\'C' been addtd and some cnrollment.J have increased, rnandatin& more funds for the Health Sciences. Wagner noted that the bUdC~t pkturc-4lthough the State is still, lisa.lly conservalivc-could be a linlr bright« this year than in r«et\( years, .. 1 don't thlnk 'W't will .8<1 ill thC' impr0Vt'mt01SH hC' admiued, "We usually r«'tivc about IG-1 S p<rcent of the requested funding." ButJhe presldential 'assistant inilltod that UB hos been farins beller than in the pl$1 . . it has been alloeated money ror graduate stipends and some addition.al racuhy llnes ha\'t been -added in espoeblly hard pressed areas. Rifkin to Wisconsin Student Assodotion (SA) Pmident Joe Rifkin left Friday for Wi.scon.sin to autnd the- 34th annual mming or the (Jpjtc-d Slates Student AssocL\tion (USSA), planning to broadcast UB's smngths .and lO obtain a bttttf undtrstandin$ o( how other studenl ao~o~cmmtnl$ funC1ion. "l hope to bt ablt to bring honie 1\C'~A and inno\·:uivc ideas that othm are usin& to bcuer de\•dop SA.·· 1hc Presiden1 expla.intd .. The session, consiging of ~rkshOP'$ end issue. dlsc-ussions. lasts unu1 this Friday and is designed to tcaoh officials leadership tactics. It is also hoped that the leaders wiU eJect USSA 's n~ offittrt and re-write its plat(orm on student-related iSS\lt'S. ••1 plan on ta.kin& a loud, strong stance at USSA, ·• Ritl:in added, "and I promi.s< that Buffalo will br weU known "hen I oomt home. ·• He no1ed tbar many unaUtr schools believe UB hal unlimhed rC$0urce5, a notion he hopt:S to disprl. RifkiiJ, labeled hb, role durin& the co:nfetcntt as one or an ' 'ambassador .. (or the instilulinn. Petrie awarded post H ugh the P~rric, Un:i-vrWt~ Associatt. Vi« Oul.DreUor (or Academic Aff3tT5 at or Ulinoi:s at Urbana-Champ.1,gnc, ha-\ .b«n --=-------r - ----- appoioted Dean of the Facull)' of Eduaotlonal Sludies, UB Pmident Robrn 1... Keller announeed Friday. Acting on the r«<mmtndalion of Vice Prc:sidt'ot (or Academic Arfairs Robrn RosSber$. K<tttt said the positioo will like effert on August IS and Petrie hai also been awarded the ran~ or full Ptofessor. The former Phllosopby of Edueation professor r<t>loees Actin& DeaJl Slllnley Cramer. who hall mJed in wht1c the Univt'nity conducted the year-lona s.ar~h. · Rossber& himself had been the Educational Studies Dean until he stepped aside 10 assume the V'ice-P.residmcy last summer. Petrie is 43 years old. city lHEspEORUM 5 ..... Auou-1 191t Vot.U JOhn K.. LapianaiEdilot>i,..CINet Selh Goodc:tllldlfalt-otnt Editor Anthony M, Pe1ti1Jian-vlng Edftor ~ Be.-nstoTNAtt Dll.c.tot Dan Bowmi.IVCempus LaFalce all3ck.s loan plan Dan HototrtC.mpw Se<lretary of Education Terre! Bell's plan to appl)' a needs test for student loans currctuly being processed has drawn stronc . criticism from a local CongrHsional repr~ruaaivt~ Buffalo Oemoerat John LoFalce assailed Bell's action. assenmc that Congress had intended the test apply for loans processed after October I. "SeW's actions art in d.irm conflict with the intenl Congressand ...;th any standard of fairness," LaFalce atgued. "I fur that tltousanrh or college students will ha~ their 5dlool plans for fall jeopardiZed due to Bell's most reeent deei!ion." CongrtssionaJ confCT~ re«ntl)' ag:rted 10 a compromise on the n~s quts~ion-aU studtflts whosr families earn mort than S30,000 will be roreed to pro•< rmancial need-.s<llling differenees bei>Affn House and Sena1c \'ersions. Lafalcc_ insisted 1ha1 Cof\aress v. anttd the: Dtparlmcnl 10 apply this dUtinttion IO appUc:a1ions dattd aft~ Occober I. Bell announcul earlier this summtr he would be changing tbis plan in acrual implcmentadon. LaFalce <harged that this MUid <3U-'< "ehms" for students and or Lhti.r famlliC"S, lta\ing many In a "state or sus~nded animation." Mart)' Ra..niC.IfiPtn AicNtd ChoNCttt Kevtn An1en,M1Cop)' Otvi.O Clljkalfe• rw. EIJeen LeetF•etv,. o.oota t( UMQ~&VfiUU.IA Jack HeQevlgf'Auoe. Feaflll'f JOI'In FormenWOtaphlet Al•n C KachlCIHaUoaal JoMph 8, ZlnQitiiAaa«. HatJoMJ James ONii'IOI!NOII"hotoQflphJ J. Andttw MacklfOaniS'pon&Jetrre)' R.. ThuraloNSpott.Dfl~d A- COff\ltOC.IIJPtocYgll Sun Lll PetrtnoiAI'h lony Gtl4eda/Mus.tc •ne•t N rchael D. BaumarYit•slneu: M Wlytl!l ft._ Hoi'I1811AdrelliSI"f M an1ger national Martha B. K.azmiercz.arJProduction Shlr\e1 G19f!WAdr. Coordi,.ltM Air connections criticized A study rrlea5ed last week by the State OeJ>arunent or Transponation (DOT) found that rwsen&er and frcis)tt .s«vice bt1w«:n New York -and Buffalo is ..1eriously deftdent. •• Dtsis.ned to find the role of Albany in intra~galt air trarric now 1hat the ftdcral rcogula1ions are: bting phased out, t..h.t rtpOn USCits. thai thert' are .. insurficit.nt i~th't:S'' for pri\'8tt airlines to .serve the New York·Buffal~ market. The study recommends that New Vorl should considtr subs;djt.~ to provide this incentive for servicing Buffalo and SC\·c.raJ other smaller Western New York cities such as Olean, Balavia and T1tt ~rum 1.$ sllf\'ed by the Cotl~ge Pren S.Vice. Fiel4 New~, Synclic.ate, Los Ange_lea Times Syi'ICIIC.ate, Cblloglat• Huctllnet Setv.ee at'O Pecltle N;e-..s SeNice. Tne Sp«.;twm l s fepteMf'!1od fOf MtkiM~ ad"rtiSing by CotM\t.lftleiUons and Advenls.lng Services to Stuoents.. lnc. 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Textbook Flea Market rales for ISe,piE!ml>er. It's a great and easy W;t'f to get rid of those useless memories of Calc 121, or Chem 101, or 101, or •.• Alumni Arena underfunded; extravagant plans pared down ByGREGOLMA "illumni Arrna, Ph- I of IM Htalrh, Physk<JI EdUC<Jtion ond R«r<atk~n Camp/a on tlw SUNY at Bliffolo's l:xfO acre Amltem Campus, is a IO.~r field house scMdu/M for oompltrion in March, 1981. A brown-brick, rh-·Siory srructJUt covering 91,000 squarr/~r. it will strVt atlh• hNdquanen /or tM Department of Rtcnation. Alftltrics, and Rela,.d lnSirudion fRA RJ). "-<>p<nina parqrapb or a desaiP<ioo inside fron> cover of tb .. FaiVWinter spons booklet. · 'This description $0UDds impressive. bu! onee apin financial constnints have tbwaned UB coomuction effons, leadinsto scaled-<lown versions of gandioso plans and a possible disruption of serviees. This time, however. n is the alumni arena. plahned to be a m~fia:nt all-purpose academic and athletic structure intended to house a strcnl!hened RARI prosrun and po$1ibly a Di.Uion 1 bukctbaJJ team. But Onancial disclosuns indicated lUI week that .."hen finally oomplcted-wdl after deadline-it may only be useful .. an academic structure, and tll1lt conc:cns and ioter<oU<siate spons may be disrupted. UB was initially aranted $13 million to build tbe strueture, aod an additional 52.3 million WOO> appropriated for equipiog the building bt the Stale Lqislature. " B ut tile bud&« went o.u," William Johnson. Equiprn<nt Coordinator for new construction, usened last week. "~d of that 52.3 million for equipment, $1,4 miWon was 1J1Pnlprialed and QJ>iy $98$,000 W&$ aetuaUy allocated and used to buy equipment.•• Because of the budset limitations, some featuns were eli:nwed 1 leavina the Arena, University off.a..ls underequipped. The ori&inal plans for the Alumni Arena, located 11 lhe far eastern end o.r tM academic spine on tbc Amherst campus. "called for tliree noors or offiCeS. loelteT rooms, tninina rooms, handbaU·typc couns and seminar rooms.. The buildlna wu to have 10,000 bleadler scats, IWO Open curtains to dividt t h e - ·a 'I\'OOIIeD" bask<tball eowt. a a sound system, 'In ice rink, and a press portable stqe, a ~rtlioard, box. The bleac:bcrs ~ saai6oed, no dividln& cutUins were bouabt, ~ uaiain& equipmau was purc!lwocl and 110 pads to covertbe woodeD Door were~~­ lben: will be no portable: or souad syRelft and tbo< ....-eboenl. ql&llily will be raluced ... ~­ blilfol IIIIUd ror -ldl.'' ""* • st.,. 1......., .......... ~-.... ...... .,..stGO;IIID _. ---~­ .....-.s. 111o ~. The SM$,000 wu a ·~drop in the buck<t" ...,.,..,. s o . - eq.._ coonliDalor for.,... coout.-ion. Bud -rison, wbo expWDed that the cpu cdpplocl!M - · · oriaJnal ilo!'l'!'•• "We . .-u !.lo<lidtlooouc DOibil!a cO<r thu \ the students' ne_yvspaper an acadrrnic facility," Mattison lamented. Spmrum Stllf/ Wrlttr cone«~<, THE _spEaR~M Only 3000 scau will now be irutaUed-the fixed scatina on the upper levels and a section or fold ins VIP-typc selts. RARJ Director Salvatore Esposito still malntalned in an intervie'w thaa thtte will be more seats provided on• day. ''They arc solos to s<t mort ..alina: they have 10," h< said. "They won't be able ro hold com:~t:rus thctt and other events." Esposito llso expressed a desire for a better sound system and questlooed the viability of a poor 500reboard. "I think we'U have probloms with it (the .sound .system)," Esposito maintained, ••we ar~ &<nina one (a scoreboard). What Its aoinato be. I don't know."' The training room facilities have also been scaled down. For exampl<, four whirlpool tub> wert planned but only !h~ will he bouaht. Mallison explained. Hatbins Grover. An>hitectu121 Associate for Facilities Plannlna ensured that the saf«y or the st.ructu~ will be maintainCd despite cuts, with its uaique spaee truss. The truss contiw of a "sr<at latt~work or beams that span both wa~. •• be assmed. " It-'s got to be safe, the architects haYf' done lbeir homework.'' ' Grover also discounted any problems with «hoes during eoru:eru, but witb the omi$$ioo of the portable stas< and Jloor pads this may not be avoidable. This is only Phase I or th< eoostruetion effort on J.h• arena as it was dcsianetl to be a eomplete racDity incorporatina a ftddhouse~ ofr.c:es_ class rooms, and IY"'S· . • SUB fi""\ BOARD ::7l~ONE,_INC. "Your Student Service Corporation" - Due 10 rUins costs, however, construction was split ioro two phase.. The Alumni Arena should be occupied nexc Fall, Universily officials maintained. "We are 1\opina. (for' that time)," Grover said. ''The contractor said it will be ftnisbed soontt." Construction on Phase 11- wbich includes a S<M'neter pool, dlvina pool, wrestling room, dance area, weiabt rooms, a triple lfm, more locker roo_ms. Ream room, sauna, and Ol..h« instNc::tioftl.l areas-will not be started until Phase l is completed. Pb... II is slated for completion in 198S althouab the oriainal date set for the completion of the cadre CO<Qplea Wll 1912.. Wilen the fldd bout< Is fonaUy completed, lbe only inlacollqioie spom retnaioift8 on t he Main Street c_... will be !Tad and rodd ud football. ~ Many or ibc "intnunurals will be moved IO the Ainbent Oompus and Clark Gym will be utOiud to the rstcaliollll and ""-ioaal _... o( the Medial Sdoool ud 111o t:oa..o or~ Daoip. W.Ja ... ...._.._Mala~ liapaaico- O(lliloiiobc: widl• die d.......-ts insiltiat. ''it will be oae or II\< r..... ill - tlleSwc." Nlln-, ""-,.did 001 111..-. his <nthu.wia. "W~n ea - . i1 • vi11>1t ...... IIOih'dle. be soitf. • IIICedcmi< • ·• •~"" .~ v.,.• • • . - ... • ANNOUNCES POSITIONS AVAILABLE: (1>- UUAB SOUND COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON: · Supervises the sound and lighting for aii.UUAB and other campvs events. (2) UUAB SOUND ASSISTAt>IT CHAIRPERSON: -Assists chairperson in sound and lighting for "all UUAB events, Experlenc. In SOUDd _ . ''-"'llltl prefwnd. but not ,... AII ..MII 1 1f . - _ . ..... - MtGUST , . 'lt. t ........ -n.er-........ --- Into room 116 Talllert tt•ll. �editorial However, we must remember what we should be fighting fPt-a stu!!ent u nion on the Amherst Campus. "These ere the times that try men's souls." But fP< the present, we slncerly 'hope that'VIce With tile closing or Squire Hall, our student President for Academic Affairs Robert Rossberg union, students are pushe<ltowar<l the precipice. and Neat recommend Hayden's plan to theEither students will gel tne space House Council Presi dent. Sure the classroom crunch will get Chairman Bob Hayden requesis or we will be the llghter an!! students will suffer because there Is recepients of the most monumental shalt ever less accessible space to convene classes. But the doled out to students of this University. But, either • benefits received from the semblance of a student way we lose, it's just a matter of how much union, which In essence is what Hayden propases students have to give up. far outstrips any classroom Juggling No matter which way we look,at it, no inconveniences. combination or spacy~ on Amherst, no archaic Main More than any other topic next semester, the raping of Squire Hall should be loremost In the Street Ubrary, no dilapitated .an<l desolate engineering bull<llng can take the place of Squire minds of each and every student. Hall. It's nice to know that Vice President for No mote Rat, no more Haas Lounge, no more Facllltles Plannlng John Nealis fighting for a later bowling, no more concerts. Not much left fPr closing <late to help "make everyone's life run student life. smoother", but whose flghllng for a new stu<lem Ideally, Squire Hall shoul<l not be vacated In union? December. or In June. Not until we recleve Nothing can take the place of a centralized something comparable on Amherst. Not just student union. Hayden knows that , Neat knows "activity centers", a union, a place where students that, Albany knows that, but who's going to do can find some humanity In an otherwise cold, anything about II? Hayden should be commended Impersonal Institution. for his brash plan. With the way things are going, Albany has gotten away with tuition hikes, the his onvolvement has bloen one of the few bright Amherst Campus an<l Shyloc~ian dormitory rates. spots in an otherwise dismal scenario for all Let's make sure they don't get away with this one. students. Qespite how appeallno Hayden's plan Is for students, we must consider It a contingency plan that will hopefully never be used. If students are again the losers in another Albany battle. Hayden's propasal will be an appropriate consolallon prize. Finallv, two student governments have reallled Second cho1ce Alphabet soup • their limitations a.nd decided to loin forces In an effort to Improve services and programming oflered on campus. The move to make the tnter·Resi<lenoe Council (IRC) a part of lhe undergraduate Student Association (SA) Is welcomed and greatly needed. IRC has long been the brunt PI ctltlscm fPr slipshod management, faultY programming and even Illegal practices by some oflicers. Ourlng the past few semesters, ll has been nothing more than hapless, and its only real Impact was to giVe members cheap movies and to serve as a laughing stock. The concept behind a respansible and effective dormitory government Is sound and ca~ help decrease the alienation dorm residents may lee!. lAC clearly did not. Although we questio.n assertipns that dorm students were "glpped" by paying mandalory fees an<l getting little In return, they were surety being poorly represented. SA has much to offer lAC, and Its business arm, IRCB. SA nas stability, resources, and an accounting system to prevent the Indiscretions that plauged lAC · In the past. SA, howevet,stiOuld be prudent in liS deliberations. Before completely accepting lAC to Its tanks, it should seek to avoid givi ng the dormitory governm~nt too muell power within SA. Commuters are actually the most disoriented group on campus and thei r Interests should not be forgotten. But students can only gain ltom a Joint agreement, provided the over-all balance of SA Is not tilted too heavily In favor ol dorm students. Almost any sincere effort to Improve student life on campus i s worth a try. fccdlJac Baird Po int Uni on? Edilor. In • The Speetrvrn (22 Juty1981J Hllorl•l It wn mflntloned that holdmg SUmmt~tlast 11 S.ltd Point wt~Uid be an experiment. / think th@ ttvfmt can definttely b~ clsssilied as • succes.s! Fr'tday. 24 July was s ~ enJoyable day as Beird Poinr altered s tJyautllut sertlpg. It wu great to nave real gras.s to relax on, a J•Jce to .sit by1 end enough room to play ltl sbes. '"The Piller$ In the SJcy" cart't teplsce • centrallzed student union, bvtll does ollet a unique -spot to tm/oy a concert. I think UUAB BIJtl $II should be commended lor a /Ob well done. And Specuum stalters made tmi lk beer pouret&l Full bouse E<tloor: Last Ftid~y. l.he Sexuality Educallon Oll1ce was moved out of Norton Hall. I realiz~ that theit spliCe was given to them on a tllmporary basis, yet Jtlrks me that the admlnfsuatlon follows 1 policy of moving stud•nJ Ot"ganlz•tlons around !tom piece to plea. as If they were shufffing a deck ol card$. This $-pee/lie situation bothers me even m01e. &lnce If 11 the Ofvfslon ol Student Allllt$ (OSA) that fs p/4ylng the .tole of tM dUier. l&n•tthe DSA 's ma}occoncern student$? ff so. how c.rm they condone tnovfng •n orgllnlz~tion at the spUr of the mom@nt. 1 don't undill'$tlnd the OSA's pos;tfon on spa~ alloc.tion. 8oth the Vice President and the Associate VIc. Presldftttt lor Student Aff11frs have said thll they aupport tM concept ol • centralized stud•nt union. y.r m•ny of thtftt oper~tion• Btll preunrly toc.ted In ,,... that would lecilitate such a Union at Amherst. I hope that the administrators of,,. OSA realize the nMJd lOt atudent clcJbs·•ttd «panlletions to hevo prime space in otdet for thelr survtVal. Groups lilctt &t:< ffd moy be oble ro surv/Ye II> Elll<;ott, bull doubt sue~ organizations will btl ablft to prosPfH. And whet •bout commurero, do t hey frequen t Ellicott? If ti#B is the hattd that tM admfnlatr•tlon wishes to play, the Stuchmt As$0C/ation will,... their hand and raise them one C.ntrafiz~ Student Union for January 1982. Joe Rilkln Sti>Cient Auodotlon Pruldono Hey, Abbott! Editor: Whll fs.ort second and Wno 1$ on fltsl and IS 1 PhfJidfllphfa Phltly /an / feel/ sm exptess;ng whet all other baseball fans ere IHIIng by nying rhet "It su1e teels good 10 have. lhtt 91me back.:'" Roger Christian University Studef'lt Estner Cooper Unlwer&lty Sludenl Edllor s f\Oie: We do lots ol things well. Spineless Edilor. I would like to m•ke the University Community eware of an adm/nfrtratlw decision to mo-ve the offices of th~ Seru•llry Education Center from its locotlon In rrr Notton Hell to IU onc1-r76Mfllard Fillmore A.udemfe Complex. The C4nter providlld IMY/ces to more than 3,000 $1udonts durlog the r~ oCIIdemlc yoar ond to oountlels numbeJS of ta·cufry, staff and residents of Buffalo and Its tm<~lrons. The c.nter otter$ coun&efing and refe«als In ell. areas of Human Sexuality and Provides an ert.nrfve CommunJry Education Ptogram not only to the Univ•t'$lty community but to Western NtJW Yortc. 11 provldfts services that ere not offer«/ anywhfffe else on campus. The Center elso meeta the nHds of the professional community by offering contor~s addressing spe-cific.,..,, of Human Sexuality. It meintalns a reletence library available to all. I fully urHitJf'$fBnd the probktm of space al/ocatlott on the Amher4t C4mpus. HoweVer, the Elflcott C.mpus ft an understlndabt. meze lot those of us temlll1r with It end en exp~~rJenc:eln 11usrratlon tor'" out•ra. In ordet to be ecces$lbJe to thtt maJority of students,lttculty snd s tall and BullajO Community, we feet that It Is Imperative tMt we be ellout«< .,ec;e Itt the ee:ad«nfc spine arN. PI&'*'' Fun farew.eU Editor. Summerfut at S.ltd Point became a reality and $UCCttS& as • tft$Uit of the conc&rted t!llort$ of many Individuals. On ~elf of the StutMnt As#OC/atlon (SA), I would Hke to extend a thank you to all fn llltflndlnce on that lttleful day In July. Extra special thanks fot • t,.._mendous effort go to: The pet$onneJ •nd stall ol UUAB under the director$hip of Lois Waldman: to Unde Webb. Faclfitle$ Plenning; Wayn e Robinson and C.mpus S.curily ollicers; Ray Canlgtio lind stall, Food ~rvioe; Lee Lt!mke and staff. Mllntenlnce; Ste'1t Dear and still, Rescue Squad; F~ther Fisher. technical Advice; Ro$em1uy Mecca1 Divlslon ot Stude/JI Aft11lrs; Michael Feuo and crew, Soutul; All the student worlctHs-beer, wine, tlclcttl$, $•,.up an</ PCJbltc.ity Clews; MlctJael Br"ne, Consultant; and taat but not INst thtJnlcs to my colleague$ fnd the st•fl of t/JIJ Student A•soclatlon (SA~ (1/llolr 60mel>ody out, lr'• oorhmg ~roonol, /u., •• ~f$/ght on my ~rtll Thank$ !Pafn to all. Dianna Demo~ Pfognommlng ~tor SuliVIIOft• t EJien J. Chrl.sumsen Dlr.c!O<. &txu• tlty Education Conlor �@prodigal sun Thot ottci'NI uti of C•"YaiJeria A.u.tbM SHIN •t t.lll6 ih• oomJM»•I • Cavalleria/Pagliacci succeed singingly at ~park - - - - - - --"V Liz Petrino S ummer opera. Some years ago those two words often meant the kind of backwater, tenor-from-Toledo performance that l eft die hard fans reaching lor the Alka·Seltzer and yearning after the Fall MET radio broadcasts. Noj so any longer. as Artpark proves once again wilh a successful production of, Cavalier/a Rusrlcana and, I Peg/ace/, two operas which have delighted audiences for many years. Both picture the unspOiled village life lhat 19th century Europe loved with a mixture of melodrammatlc passion that make these two operas good examples of Italian ve!fsmo. Heading a long list of noted participants In this pl<>ductlon Is Christopher Keene. Music director ol the Syracuse Symphony and the Long Island Philharmonic. Keene is a nationally renown conductor who is spending his fifth summer at Artpark as Its conductor and music director. " They are both 'spaghetti' e>peras at their best: They're also extremely difficult to perlorm-two casts, two separate-sets," Keene told The Spectrum In a brief Interview during the ,Pr<>ductlon' s dress rehearsal. " N o opera Is more lamllar than; Psi/sec/, with the figure of Canlo. It's Interesting that nejther compOser ever had another success afte< thi s," Keene noted. As music director, Keene just finished conducting Sstysgraha, P,hllllp Glaas' mythological e>pera dramatising Mahatma Ghandl'a1>0licy of civil disobedience In South Africa. Written in Sanskrit, the opera mada Its Amer1can debut here at Artpark las\ week. • Also well-fated is I Pagliaccl, Ruggerio leoncavano•s enormously papular tale of passion and tragedy among the wandering minstrels of Calabria tn Soulhem llaly. A concert pianist. Leoncavallo compOsed several operalic places \'lhlch never were produced until he was prompted to write I Pagllsccl, his mos1 famous work based oo an aclual occurrence In the court where Ills father acled as judga. Though f aring well, this producU<>n is not free from problems. The title role Is taken by Salvador Novoa, a tenor whose voice, though adequate, lacks lhe brimming passion and fury that, alas, only another Ceruse> could bring across with lhe crystalline clarity necessary. Notable pertormances are given by Claudia Cummings as Nedda. whose famed "Balatella" in the first act Is trippingly spun with silver delight, and William 8. Murray, whose performance as the deformed Tonio fs forcefully convincing. Cavallerla Ruslicana shows no less Impressive talent. Both Atarah Hazzan and Ent1co dl Giuseppe shine In their respective roles as Santuzza. !he peasant girl and Turrldu, her one-lime S.ntual lover. Th<>ugh ill parts weak-mosr notlcably during Alfrlo's normally <<>uSing aria "II Cavallo Scalplta"-the Keene's enthusiasm Is Infectious. promlsed at the Teatro Ce>stanzlln chorus holds Its own thoughout the and he brings all of his energy Into Rome where Cavalleria was hailed with opera. Stage director Herbert Kellner play conducting these "stupendous • a historic 60 curtain calls on the employs some eflecllve, II sllghlly masterpieces" with e vigor equal to · · opening night. ' overdone, silent acting during each their pawerful scores. "It's the essence The great pius ol Cava/181/a Is not so qp&(a's Intermezzo usually played with .of Italian opera-pass,toriale arid • much Us story as Its beautifully rich the curtain down or an -.npty stage. strong emotion," Kenna said. score, luii"Of passle>n and dominated L[ghting is by James Riley. Cavalier/a Rust/can• (Rustle by mel<>dy. Rarely are a l ew aisle seats Chivalry) Is based Oil a stlort ste>ry by Artpark's production Is unavailable, or lor. a meager $3 a spat Giovanni Verga and was entered by Its commendable If only a touch . can be had on the lawn for some of the compaser Pietro Mascagnlln a overact~ Though a gre•t deal of this n\ost exciting music and singing competition in July of 1888. The opera performance Ia earned off with the around. Prelormances run tonight and strength and electricity necessary. won first prize and was- Produced as Friday' at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. "The great plti$ of C~vallerla ls not so much lts· story as Its beautifully rich score, f~ll of passion and dominated by melody., �THE NEW P R 0 0 RISING: SEPTEMBER4 DON'T GET CAUGHT IN THE SHADOWS Red Ryder rides hig.h at BET _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _by liz Petrino emember as a child wl\lllng away lhe long Salll!dly aflemoons conJuring up omages of a gold-starred. lruSiwortl\y eowbojl with a white 1\at and chaps, eiCJ)eellng to see nom turn I he eorr>er any mlnule will\ his fiery sflver norse and sturdy though lnertieulate Indian friend and gdldo? A well on vein. since no such Western porlectlon exists. So Mark Medoff seems to say In his 1973 Oble Award winning drama, When You Commg Beck, Red Ryder?. a wry, sometimes brutal comment on comic strip good-guy turned modern desperado and one of a pair of productions recently playing at the Buffalo Entertainment Theatre. Tl\e scene Is no longer a romaniiC rolling plain but a greasy Western eale. A loud·moulh punk with sliel(ed-baek 11arr and a eanon of clgarelles, Red Ryder (Palrlek Cornelius) dreams of escaping his hometown and heading lor Baton Rouge Where, as he says, " even the walters wear tuxedoes .. He os abusive to everyone as he clings to the Idea of breaking hee lrorn lha only place he knows. In eomes Teddy (NrchOias Salley), ready to R 1 burst Red's tough guy balloon "'llh his own razor·sllarp b<utahty A last·tal klng Wes1erner, Teddy dominates lhe sc- wolh a eym<:lsm born of a cowboy Ideal IJOM *>ur He 11, In tact. Red Ryder grown-up and cltlhed-alf practise<~ violence and pohsl\ed lawlessness A nightmarosn scene lollowa In which the c:us1omers. held captive by Teddy, ~re both verbally and sexually degraded Pride ana trus1 are stripped from the characters I alter than you could yeii''HI·hO, Silveri" Perhaps Teddy's only redeeming quality Ilea In his desire to snow the now wide-eyed Red exactly what It means to be a cowboy alter the ranch has burned down. The sturdylng ratters of I\Onor ana decency crumble In the blaze. and tor Red, the light Is slarllingly bright. Notable performances f rom an otherwise medroc:re cas1 were plven by Nicholas Bakay, "'no tackled 1\is role wrth a b<llllantly-deadly calmness outside, a smoulderong gut Inside, and Patri ck Byrnes, whO played the errppled gas station/motel owner LysJe Shiker with orreslstible wit and conviction. Director Gary Fisller salvaged what muger humor there was wll/1 good timing and e light toucl\, while the greasy spoon setting and 1Q60.1sh music set lhe mood or this drama well. Eight Ball & The Box Two odd premieres -------~>Y Lawrence J. Congdon hei r wotlds are the size of a large green mal. This is the only similarity between "The Box" and "Eiqht Ball," lwo shOrt plays by Jerry McGuire. The mat Is on the lloor of tho Bullalo Entertai nment Theatre. "The Box" Is an abSurd piece about soldiers whO guard an i nvisible Box. somewhere In the Jungle. You gel the leafing that nothing edats outside their little arena. and II anything does us unimportant. The new soldier on duty, played by Rosemary O'Connell. pops into lhls world like an amneslac Allce-in-Wondefland. The three otner soldiers teach her the rules and duties of their life, which is a good thing lor the audience as well, because it loo has no prior knowledge of, or even reler"f!!e poont to. tha soldiers' world. This play is burdened with metaphysical drlbbt&-drabble. The Box Is as heavy as the universe and each guard claims l~s "as big as me," for one lhlng. · The acllng Is believable, taking Into account the oppressive strangeness ol "lhe bolC." but marred by lha lnellec:tfve use of seve1a1 unconvinci ng accents. T W hile "TI\e Box" 's sell-enclosed world is a dlsadvanlalje, it is the strong point, and main theme, of McGuire's " Eight Ball." This drama is played out on a billiard fable. The actors roll onto the green mat, are racked up, and eolflde and fall into the pit (any of the table's pockets) as the pool players· conversation floats down from somewhere above. The balls can't hear It, lhougl\. To them their wotld is direcled by unseen forces ("TI\e super powers watch over us alwayaf'1, and their desperalron to avofd the Pu Intensifies at every stroke. lot. Jill Spengler's choreography sueceeds at Its dual role of placing tha KtO!S wt1ere the play's action necessitates willie c:rutlng reatislic bumper angtea. The acting Is better than In "The Box," bul then fi!&ln, ll'a less (,. demanding. "The Box'"s main fault. Ill' lack of references to our wortd, Is more than compensated lor In "Eight Ball"; here we see the world from an odd, but real, perspective. The pool sharks are • gods, while the soldiers in "The So•" ere commanded by f orces they do not understand or even c8le lo question. It's all a matter of perspective. The Huntress The grand dame o1 the BluM ground lhejelly and toasted the sweet taste Brongong gritty truth/rubbing ctean on yr best side. The eloQuence of the real, stripping Music to the purest feet. Intense and ageless. Serious. That pat from yr love/puts a glide In yr stride. A slap to remind you to do right. 1 July 30. Slnger·Aiberta Hunter camo to Artpark and, before an enthusiastic audience of over a thousand, she went to work. The lady did right. - Michul F. Hopkins �In memorium William Wyler (1902-81) WILLIAM WYLER (19(12-81) William Wyler, one of lhe greatest of film directors, passed on recently. He was 79. A contemporary of Frank capra and Cecille B. DeMille, Wyler was a master of Invoking panorama and human drama as one. And unlike those disdainful of reality In film, Wyler brought narrative conviction to the most colorful fantasia, while showing in the bleakest truth an array of emotional depths aching to be probed. The Oscar·wlnnlng versatility of the Wyler touch Is evident In his work. Epics like The Best Years of Our Lives, Dead End (a Bogart classic), the 1939 Wuthering Heights, Mrs. Miniver, and t he colossal Ben·Hur reveal a powerful entertainment that fills the eye and touches on the mind. -Michael F. Hopki ns His work still challenges. - - - - - - - . !bY M ichael F. Hopkins A lithe form commands the stage, winsome dance matched onty by the wild 11nd dazzling flow of the Music. Endless drums will call fDf homs which herald the Music at ha.n d. A COI'pulent man appears, his face as black as the Cosmos, his eye as deep and as searching. A twinkling of those eyes, a twltch of the fingers, and the drums, the horns, the dance and our imaginations are sent on the mos1 amazing of Artpark Jazz in growth voyages. The mariner In question Is the Astral Bluespoet, Sun Ra, readying his Ar1<estra and the Jazz famastique to thaw the musical snowbanks of Bison town. The Jazzmystic makes his first Artpar1< Jazz Festival appearance September 6, capping a Marathon ol New J~ which will Include some of the most radically Innovative performers In this Music: New Music/New Poetry (poet Amiri Baraka, drummer Steve McCall,.40nd reed terror David Murray) head the festivities of ttie coming Sunday fest. It mar1<s the first time that the Festlval has fully recognized the Jazz explorations of the past two to three ®cades oft known as lhe avant garde1exploratlves Sun Ra has long been a ploneer In developing. That devetepment began In the late 1940s with Fletcher Henderson, and it would yield the most versatile Jazz band since Duke Ellington himself. Ra's piano WOI'k and arrangements dazzled even the In fatiguable Coleman Hawkins, and his Third World folk collective orchestration would Influence John Coltrane, Andrew Hill, and-directly forecast lhe worldfamous AACM to be formed by the later 1960s. Poet and dancers alike have gained insight from observing Ra's deceptively simple verse and choreography since at least 1960, while elect tonic keyboards "'ave been a creative Ar1<estral domain since 1956. T he Sun Ra song and dance Is an advanced form ol Brack Minstrelry, the thrill and breath- . stealer delivered without the " old-time" degradation of Jotson/Diarnond blackface. Only the power of the performance Is maintained, and nurtured by Ra with a satirical flair of the now and potential, the subtle and flamboyant, sparing nothing and lUnching nol an Inch from whipping on lhe lyrical truth. A natural balladeer and one of the meanest of the musical Flrebreathers, Ra Is a tradition, a caretaker, and a thronemaker. A look at his ,t\n<est.ra reveal but a few of the monarchs striding this sound. It Is time 10 cancel the shiver and the cold. One O.u~le Ordlr · of Chicken Wings FREE �Plan Slloe Repair 47 Kenmore Ava. -o> a: SHOES REPAIRED • SHOES DYED .,., a ••,., • W••*J o... ... a.,.tnAIMI ~.ea 0~ oO 47 Kenmore Ave. At University Plaza 836-4041 U)C/) w .a: z ustoo.IOM&. OI.III.De . ~ ........... ~.·~· ......... ..... . , . _..,._ ,.,..,.,....,..,. -ssssss Oo .... U.w en;= fHE..KST ftEIJAMSIM IWf"FA.L.O RWT• ..U. l ti!IUI_.. . ....__,.. Coupon lullelln loud Outlide 355 Squire Hall MSC s.- You S S S S s :;:) 3173 M ain Street oJ: {loufU8MolftS~~~~ zo 832·1045 -~ u.w ·------------------------RIDE HIGH ThJs Weekend at Colonial Ridge Stables e Open ••~•n dar• a wHk • talee, $$.00 per ltour (lndMdua/) ss.oo In fltOUPI ot..to • 10% Off on Rldee, an(! Hat. w/111 title ad/ • Moonllgltl rlt»e nallable by appointment • located a/It mllea ' " ' of l<lcllport on Rt. 77 COLON~ RIDGE Route 77 Middleport (716) 735·7127 STA,BLES & TACK SHOP1 ~------------------------· Hl· ~~8 ......y Robin laM and lila Chartbus18<S/mltar/on Ula (War- Broe.). Thla third recording Is at once more confident sounding than past allons without becoming forceful or contr1ved. tr• a smartly arranged, well·played dasl) of excitement that rocks propelllngty wll/1 a lll•btood of passion. Why mention aong titles when they all are great? At their !lest, slightly haunting; the worst comes only a little predictable In the hooks arena. Anyway, what is "pop" but predictably O<ganlze<l power, right? Tile female Tom Petty may be an unfair corn· parleon, but with enough Ideas to embarrass moat other "stars" Robin Lane has attalne<l a point of knowing her music and Its capabllttlea. -Tony Grs/eds WASH 60< -DIY IOc 0,.1- -11 ,.- ,.,. . ~ • 217 Hieh~nd -~'~ .... -~ ..... Urban V.,.,_ Early damage (Wim* Brae-) This Washington quartet's second LP Ia pretty much along tile aame tinea as their debut-a shrouded, sometimes temlylng , tandacapa of present dar. alienation and lonellnesa. Using musical "atmosphere" as a principal front, gultarl1Vcomposer Robert Goldstein leeds us eclloey leads and dlltor1ed chords white Robin Rose's synthesizer• lada In and out with video madness. The straining, dangerous voice of lyricist Roddy Frantz, weverlng between pretention and realization, articulates cold-cut emotion out of several tracks (especially the disturbing vision of "Jar My Blood,'1 evoking l ear1ut glancn and a milieu of paranoia from within. A despairing post metamorphosing Isolation and a "cerebral" sound and a lew other things will prO'Ie Interesting lor the curious. Sit down and lis le~ -Tony Gr~/eda AUGUST 14-23 ntAUWAY EXJTS 5&67- HAM!UAG, N.Y. MILE LONG JAMES E. smATES MIDWAY HUNDREDS OF FA££ ATT'RACT10~ DORSEY ORCHESTRA TDWIY CONIIYCTED BY BUOOY MOAAOW MUSIC 0 0 . - .-.,. 14 fw 11 -710 11 Plol FR£E. DANNY DAVIS & The N.ASHVIll.E BRASS MUSIC DOlE - .-.,. 11 fw 23 - 710 11 PM AlEE 3 GIANT PARADES • FUNFAIRONADE- sa Aut- ts • VE1'ERAH'S • FIREMEN'S - S&A .-.,. II a.. .-.,. 2Z FlYINO OIIJECTS: On August 15th and t8111 the Fourth Annual Western New York Flying Disc Open will be held at the Nl~s School, cor- of Amhefat St. and Colvin Ave., near the Buffalo Zoo. Tournament eventa, Which anract partlclpanta IIOI'Q Rochette< and TO<Onto, as welt as the Western New York area, Include Frisbee golf, Double-DISC Court (WIIIch Ia like doubles tennis with Frlebaeej, and ll team aport flnown aa Ultimate Ftfabae. All tile ...,ta arelrM t o epectatore. Those Wllo wlsb to cornpela can do so by calllng_G.-.g or Doug at 882·~; the reoietration l ee of S5 entlllea the pei\Jclpanta to a tournament T·alllrt. �-------· NOW : APPEARING! I I FOREVER II AMBER! I (Playboy Centerfold) MATINEE: 12:30 daily except Sunday Continuous from 5:30 pm dally till closing. r---~-Co~n_l~ in_u~o_u_s~l~ro~m~2~·~1~0~p_m_o_n__s_u_n_d_a~y----, $1.00 OFF ADMISSION WITH THIS AD & UB I.D. GOOD TIME CHARLIE' S BURLESQUE TH~TER 1 I I Adult Books • Peep Show • Novel:ies 3287 NIAGARA FALLS BLVD. I I I I I I 1 I 1 : I I I I I 1 I I ·------· 693·3254......... Oolln.g out lnformaUoft a\ O"-nlttlon.-IU1 FrefhtQtt ger lhlllr tlr¥t lo~ t l UB dwltti'thte• tHy prog"m Orientation greets freshmen; first introduction to UB offered By KELLY ANN MYERS S~trum"Stqff Writ., A lltOUp or stuckntS f10m New York City .;tti03 at the Ellicott Complex Student Oub ehauer excitedly about their last three days at UB and their impending r~HC year away from home. AS they leave a new group of students with their parents arri\le, waiting for racwt,y and aid.. 10 explain the impo.;ua Unh·ersjty, and Orientation '81 $1-aru all O\'U again. Summer Orientation, a three day incroductory course for freshmen on learning and U\1ing ·at UB, has undergone .KVeral changes in the last rive years, including_ 1hc employment of more student aides this summer. ''Wt: now employ 33 student workers u aides and slve them a lot or training-SO hours worth," Orit:ntalion Director Joe: Krakov.ialc explained. ··~ program is more. oompltte. Students are ~d\lised, registered and scheduled quickly into the mainstream by aides." Orientatioo ' 81 Procram Supervisor Scott Heiland. a 1980 UB ~~taduate, claimed that Orientation evaluations have been \'ef)' favorable. ''My Orientation was different from 1hc v.-ay it is now:• he said ...lbe proeram now is mote in touch ,.;m the S:ludent. more structured, -which is &ood- Tbe procram bas been pared down: they have lefl out the unnecessary." Kn.kowia\: pointed ouc that it is difrttUtt to indudc aU the pertinent information in under three days. W hUe -SJudents" ate given 72 hours to assimllatc vast amounts or information their parerns are- given an · e-ight hour crash course. Parent Orientation Director Denise Jackson monitors a slide show and a campu:s to\lT and presentS speakers to sJve parents a slims»< or the compleXity or their 9ffspring's new lifo. MOSI speakers stress that students may or may no! . lead their Ji,... the way their parents taught them to. Campus Ministries Advisor Edward Fisher advised parentS, "In deali03 with people here, we deal with them u- adults whether they arc or not••, ••vau may no1 agree with this,"Jae,continued. .. Your chiJd's morals may oot be what you taught rhtm: however we may bC' able to teach the-m altcma.tives. '' ··vou.ng people learn from youn& people.'• , A$$0clate Vi« President ror Student Affairs Anthony Lorcnuni daimtd ... A uudent may want to know about what a professor is likt: for a certain course and insa~d or looking in a c:ourse ck$cription handbook for the information, he o r sbe may ask anothq6tudent • • . ·whether it'1 right or wron,g. that"s rounscli.ng ... Parents took a philisophical vi~w of orientation. "II OeaviJli home ror <ollege) is a fac:t or life," assened Barbara Coyman ... Thc.y are who 1hty"re going to be . .. Another parcna agreed, .,Their basic personality has alicady hecn shaped by this ase. All '4'f! can do is 1~-t go and hope ror the be:$l. ·~ Some expressed concern about the vandalism they saw and about the lack of individual attention thdi son or daughter could rec:ri\'t . ''Generally. parents are-concerned and ask vel)' peninem questions about what their son or 4aughter tan expeet to race at UB., " Ja<:kson noted. While moSl freshmen doubted whether they could remember all or the inrormation they were given. most of their impressions were rl\·orable. "The workshops were bysteri""'.'' one Long lsbnd woman exclaimed ... and the orientation aides did a fantaStic job." Another student agreed, "There was too much prog.ramming, but the orientation aides knew how to break it up."' The standardfzed testing for math and En&lish wert not necessary, some 5tud<nl$ claimed, and the food was awful, especially the hamburaers. whicll some said IA$Ied tike "Buffalo Chips." Other students grimaced over tbe Unh·etfity's "'huge" siu. "'It doesn't scare me though.'• explained an incoming freshman~ '' l came here for t~e cnaintt'rin&ProctAm and t~ Main Street Campus easy 10 8<1 around.'• Look for Textbook Flea Market Simulations THE COMPUTERIZED GAME ROOM OVER 40 GAMES FROM ARCADE TO ADVENTURE iJ Free T..lnlng nme On Complex Games $.3.00 • 1 full hour! (.05 per min.) $2.00 for Yt houri 12c per minute UB does provide one lfe&l leamina experience DUE .Dean John Puadouo concluded. A student wUI "develop a lpt or independence." • "The program now is more in touch with the student1 more structured which is good. The program has been pared down; Jhey have left out the unnecessary." -Orientation '81 Supervisor Scott He!land (NO EXTRA CHA!IGE.,OR TWO-PLAYER GAMES) 3126 MAIN STREET (S blocu -~ of MSC) r-------··-------···· 836-8666 GOOD - FOR 1 SO% DISCOUNT for Adventure & Space Games! I : I Simulation.- I I THE COMPUTERIZED GAME ROOM 1. l UIMt ONiiPIIIIIOM . ~AUG. I, 'II I 9J ···----~------------J - -.5 A_ 1.1 .Tho._,_, �SPACE WARS Center gives D.S A protest party Wdsbina coou ...,.., baldiu. •be SWdeot Assoclalion (SA) bas ll<dded 10 ceO a pickd a,pinn lhe adml~ 's move or the .X.ualicy l!ducalion Ct-nttt 10 the Elllcoll Complex. Ho~, Caner staff m<mbetl lhrew a movina out protest pany or their own Jut Friday. Acmrdlns 10 Squire/Ambcrst Division Dmctor Bob Haydm, he "knew all alona" about SA Praidcnt Joe Rfrun's plam for a pick" Une aplnst the Divbloft or Studmt Alfoin (DSA) and advbod opinsl II. Its recoo1 decision to rodaim the Cauen' loan«! 11 Ill Nonan-ror .... by tbc Speci,IJ Scnica P<OIJ'IID-bod .cqinally draWII slwl> c:ridc:ilm from IUI'lda. Co~cd in Wiocoluin. JUrtiD ooccd thai bo .... IIPI<l about DSA's dedsloo 10 - t h o c-or, but asc:rtcd thai lb< COIISllltndotD lllloul lb< eotitc .UUilloo supc<adc the lllllk Sc:xulil1 Eduarion isaac. "We hi~ to look otlloe whole picture;· ... aulntaincd. "if we liaht ror one..... ba"" to foahc ror them all. Then "" 38 o!p%Uz.ltions in Squire." Ho~ Hayden opposed lh~ picka and ad"-! Rilldn 10 fa<&a a plclld. " We're 11 a sauilive ~lation point," he uplalnod, "and I fd1 a prolett would jeopardit< tho otbor 35 groups in Squire." orr Hl)'dall' «!.,..IUICC lO ..,. u SA protest -mlly cvoiV<!CI from a CODv..- wllh Y100 Praidcnt fa< focilillcsl'lamtbla .loluo Neal who advised bini aplna 111y public cllsplays. "In the JpiCt or half.,.. hour last W<ek.'' Neal di>doocd, "IWO people Wd IIOIIlCihiD& about a picka 10 I eallcd Bob. He said Ibis wasn'I serious ond I told him I didn '1 think it would accomplish an)'lhlna." The Vltt Pmldc:nt added, "'"bat we need is ' information and • pickn •'Oft't give us any mo~ :· sC.ualiiY Bdualon Center Director Ellen 0.riAmKn dJ...,...S wi\h tbe decision tO bold off on a protea ... Neal wou.ld loYC it if no one m.ade any statemmt, .. &he: cmpbui.zed. uwe can't 80 witbotlt 1 stltanau-th• would 11e ocquicscina ... --- _....,.. _ _ _ EdKo_c.,,.,,.,__.,_l'lny ChriR......, -· held a f.......-.11 I'"'1Y at tbe Cauen' Nonan olllee u a protca aplnsl the 10 Elli&u-il bad oceupicd lh• spocc: siDix last October ..._ they _.. ewicUd by tho Collqa fnxn their loentd EUicou orr..,._ ea.c:r mar.bcn we CIOCICml<d 1h01 !hey will ooc bo abluo eff<dhody mea <be nctds or the community and liB if they"" COIUW!lly bdna rdoaotcd. " How wUitbe w..tcm New York COIIIJIIUniiY find us at Ellieou?" O.ristmsm questioned. "I'm nc< sun: Hayden undcratands our o«d fa< Yis>Oilily ond liiXCSSIOility." In 1 symbolic ~lure, Christensen ll(Qenud 1 candle1o Student Union Oir<Cior Jim Crub<r, who ft'Ptaenled OS A. in the nc:aoc-iatiam over the Nonon ·'This au>dk roprcom&s the n.me or tnllh and lcnowlcdae," 11M: explained. "Volon1tu1 who eomplde a 60 hou• uaiDin& ~ arr pruo~~tcd "''"' a candle; wh<r....- they ao they ~ 10 c:any 0111 the INIII and ICI rupon$ibly." She lddcd "I'm 00< sure Gruber,... instrumental in brlnalJ11 us back in 10 the ocademlc Spine." Cnlb<r .,..;ou.Jy ocoeptcd the cift and ll<knowledacd lh< "serious srowina problems .. fldna ·•The (Uiure is aood •.. Gruber maincained. "l"h.t Center·, meriu JPC&k for itsdf." ua. ' ,-------------------------------- -Donut -- ---&--------------, FREEl - ~ :--~----Univer -sity Sandwich Shop 1 I 1 J i " 1 I oz. Bottle of I KENRA SHAMPOO I csuo...... STYlES IIY . §tii:A ! 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Our Subo, "' '( ,, ,.. .,,,.,,...lf'J' f' ~'( 'f'l • off I Ill • • •• Oo ' •••• 75C ••••••+ ""'' ' ' ' 1 ·4 ~5AUgoiflfll 1!'frWI0*1~1,~-· �IMMIGRATION By ALAN C. KACHI C Nationai·Editor R espondJng LO tht rtcent influx of Latin Am<ri<MI a.ad Ouribean ar...,..s, Presidmt ~ 1lft,llOUnccd last Thursday his administration~, new irnmiaration policy. The proposed plan-which may requirt some Con.,-essional approval-would g1vt" amru:ay and per:maoent resident- status ro tht estimattd t hret to oix milfion Ulo:aal 1l!itos ,..bo msortd th< country befor• January l. 1980. These 1mmiarants ...ould be al\o,..td to Uve and WOJk in tb< US but would ban to wait 10 mor:e l'U" to &aln Pf')n&nent residtnt statuo. But. they wiU be forbidden to bring their opoweo or children to tb< US for 10 y..rs and Ibm wait anotbtr five years to gllin cltiuruhlp. A s.imitar proaram wl$ propoSt'd for Haitian and O:tban rcfu,... ,.bo arrhtd beror• January f, 1'81 except thai they will be allowed residcocy,.ncr five )'tan-provldtd they ltam to read >nd speak English. Asserting in -a press stattment that tbe US is a eountry built by and <\lmpostd of immlgn.nu, tb< President ouctintd clg)lc principles for his immiar&tion policy which 01 ate designed 10 preservt' our tradition or accepdna- rordcnen to our shores. but to tbc:m in a contrOikd and orderly f..hioo ... Th= on:: -A continuation or .. America's •=tx traditiooH of"'dcoming proples from other countries and to ··~ i.q 1hc responsibility of welcoming and re·lt'lllin& those "'bo Doc opprmion." • -An <Stabtishment of a Jcaal authority to ovence 1ncomina. immir.tani:S and to decide who can stay and wbo is illcaalJY In the country. and to uphold fait tabor practica. -The poooy mu,\1 rtnca th< special relationship the US has with ju two doscst neig)\bor>, Mtllko Md Canada. -A retO&Oition that both chc US and Me>Uco bave bene.fictd from tbc: Al>o. lht President p•oposed nf"' lealslation whloh "ould ..-rve co prevent immisrancs from ent<rina Jb< eountry. One aspocc of tbb would be to pormlt rhe Coast Guard ro Slop at oea unro:aistertd "VCSsds suspecttd of carrying ill<&a11lliens and force them IO rec-um to their pon or oriJ;ln. What was meant by fonx was l•f~ undefintd. Reagan reveals new alien policy rmploymml of Mexican& ill the United States and that "a numbtr of our states ha••• •'pecill labor netds, and we $ould takelhc;sc into account.'' - A fair di.stribtrtlon of "tht impaa.s of our national immigralion and rdugee policy" with the dir& -aid or the aovcmment. - A search for ••new " ':l)'S ro i.ntqratc rdug~ into our sod~y without nunuring lheil"dependen~ on ..,•dfart.'' -There should be an intunational anornpjto find solutions to til< problenu of immipottion and rt:fU$teS wilh "'intcma:Uonal COOptration to assist aC<lelcnued economlc developmco1 to reduce: motivations for i1Jq.al immigration. •• Aside from the amnesty Pfovam Reagan's immisralion policy contains -.at othtr aspO<tf' dcsi'"td co both accept_ the- afiens currtntl)' Tn the country in a maMct that is -accepta.blc to Washington QOd the immiara.nu naliv1Hand~s ao,•e.rrune:ot I1S weU ns s:tmunin& the 1 ide of futwr immigrmion. Form>cl$tls the "gucsc wor~tr" plan. SO,OOO foreian workcs a year l'itl be allowed to lh•e and v.'Ork in the country ror nine 10 12 month!i a )'cat and are not <tisibl< for residency. These irnmiaranu wUI no1 be cluttered on the c:ount.ry's border areas. •• they arc coday. but racbcr will be channeled by the ,o,•crnmcnl 10 .st.atc:5 11.0d indwtries which need Jabot. Thi,..proaram will be in.Ututtd initially for cwo yurs but rould be exp;u~dtd. Another R<agan proposal >nnotil\eed lui wtek i~ to fint c:mplo~ who L:nowingly hirt illo:aaJ lli<rU SSOO to SIOOO. Thor< art currt'ruly no laws apjnS& this practice. To preventth< hirina of iUegal aliens in rht labor force au applicants wiU ha~ 10 prcset&t t"o forms of Klcntiralion with one poosibty ch< new, Social Security cards. Anomer pi«< of logi<lolion would aUow ch< Prcsid<nt to declar< a apecial immiJracion orncraency. This woUld prohibit US Ye\>tls from tra•-dJns co •pecifitd !oreiin pons and would. <$tlblisb holding center> for refuaces. Port or this proposal would be tbc: creation of a !Uiional ccntrr for rofugecs. Additionally. Rtaaan requesctd cbac Conarcss inereasc che Border Patral bud&et b)' S40 million for facilfcy'improvornmcs and for the biring of &uard•. ln line with the .. i))tdal rdatioos:bip .. lxl,..ecn ch< US and hs neighbors. cbe PrcsidfJlt propostd doubling the current immjga_rion quota or 20,000 people a ~ar from M~lco and Canaada, The quo1a for Mexicans could be lncre1lstd to 60.000 under • $peclal ....Uon or the plan. F'rnally. tht new potk:y succcscs the creation or a men efli~ent procedure for deciding the -suuus of immigranu-that is wbethcr they should be si•m asylum or ti<PCUtd. In a rdated incident Suprnne Coun JUStke John Paul scevera. ucendtd Thuroclay a bon on ch< dtporcalion or thousands of Mexican immigrancs not yet kpUy in the eounuy. These immiararu• rould be covertd undtt Reaaan 's plan ond &i\•m uylum. · Th< US Court of Appeals had proviou!\)' iuutd "" injun<:tion barrio& til< govcrnm<nl from expdlincche immi8f&nls until Augu.st I. S.evens' ac:tion will remain in effect unlil thee Supreme Cour1 ta_kc:5 further action on the issue at a later date next term. The case was brouaht fonh by M~ J..r.rho $aid thai the aovernmtnl imposnl unlawful Umju on immigration from their eouncry in 1977. AU bad been apptylna for \i.sas- to uy in the cououy ptrmantntly, Turnabout leads to possible deportation of student To Cugino, Rupn's recent proposal of J'A'ft'P'ing By DEBORA K LINDQUIST F~turt Edilor amnesty to aU inept aliens is just that-.. m«d)' a proposal.'" H.e. said il h.as oo beario& upon VentO\' and htt predjcamC'nl bec:auK il is nne dose co beJn.a enacted. Only all<r montlu of deliberation could tbb havt any effect, h< said. • Ferrow'$ offi« said it ~"'uld nor com:men1 on this cast, hue Patlaco said cbl!c cht Dimkt Oircaor diKounts the • importGll« or Rea.san's proposal abo. ioh,s signifw:ant. in tbis spirit-.., argua P&rlato. 01 lt could encourage him (Fcrro-w) to reach out into the future and lean in her favor. lmmlaration hal tht discretion to he(p out, if thf)l want to exm.ise. it, they can.'' :umit Yenuw ~co UB (rom Israel on a Sludenc visa in July 1978. Last year sb< ~"' iovot"cd with an -area syn.agoauc and was osktd by th< rabbi to ml in as Sundoy school tcac:her·btalusc tht prt'Vio\15 aeacher had len UOtl<pectedJy. The Oepanment of lmmicration found ouc. As of Scpttrnbtr I, 1981 sht must be out of tbb eouncry o r sh< will be dq>orred. C A nudmt visa has three main stipulacion.: (I) you musc be a full tim< Sl.udent; (2) you eannoc ..,.,.,pe crnpioymenc: aod (3) you must leavt ch• country when )'QUI studieo arc finishtd. Oumic violated htr v1sa, by her owo lldmission, "I made the miscak< • .. t admintd cbac! was working... But bcs lawyer, Lucian C. Parlato . <OOtends tlu1 there Is more CD tbb cme than the admicttd lporancc of srudent visa rulft. Last year 01 this time Parlato, Yoruov. Cansresoman Joel< Kemp ud tbc: Buffalo OiSltkt Oirl"''r or lmmlgaoion Benedict J. Fetrow met in W&sbingtoo co discuss the ease. Upan Ybu.ov'.s admission, an aaretment wu reachod. Ac<ordinaco Parlato.h~clicnc would be put ou parole for ooc year and co post a S2000 hood Milch would be rcfUAdtd when sb< cort\l)ldes htt Sludies and left tbc: country. Yentov recdvtd as>ur&llcu from lmmiarorion thot she would be free Co apply for immiarant ba•• .stalUS. • It was an oral aarecmeot, but Parlato requcsttd ic in writing, jusl to bl" sure.. Parlato lw. a memo rrorn tmmlgaoion soyina that Mien her parol< is ovtr, YenJov wiD have t.bc. chance co apply ror immiarant status-. " We wertto<ally rir:<dv<d," said Parlato. "We wore wUUna to mak< eoooc:saiool (parole and $2000 bond) in bopcs that it woUld 9AY ofT but wo wen crudly chwantd by ""~ ~lpnlabout." lmmiaraoion aulboritles dluqardtd any parts or the ..,.,...,enl, atJUina that a law t:lllstUCatin& thai if someone hal ...:q>Ced unauthorized ernploymeru any application for ~ will be dc:nioci ••Porl.tto wu 1101 a-e or thit (be calls ia "a quirt In the law") and therefor< •tJUCS br: ucl his cllc:Dt lurve been lllisled. PwiMo asked f<rrow ..tty chis law wos noc bmtlll>c to bis a11CIItloa, and lhe officials oplanarloo wu "Tbat"s the law.•• We ea.a"t td-e you in . - y fiC<I. or inlatitndoD laws." hlll&o qrea, but since this law c!Pcdr clcda with the.,... be aayt be Cl1IDOI uod<nllUid wllr it_.,~. ''Somelhlsla 1 <lonfc urwiCfStaod I ••Ill - · · - - -·" gJ4 the..._. Tht 'Cast rcsu In th< hand• or the D<parrmenc of tmmlaraoion as Y~to• '1 Auaust 31 deportation date approaches. As it now Sla.nds, Ycnaov wiU not succumb to the pressures. " I'm wlllioa to fi&hc. I don't think I'm a had person." she strcsstd. "I will ftlbt ba<:k for my ii&bu. ll't noc fair. They <lmniiaration> let you bcli<vc oo< thing and do another. I didn 'r do anythlns. wr0<11 rhis year. I c:an't 1!1 b<lcl<co \<rat!." Yentov earn< to UB for th< lnJensi•e &glisb l.anguq< lnstitut< (IELO and earo!kd ao an undercraduat• io ' Am<ri<MI Sludler. As of Scptembtr I sbe will her B.A. and hal·a New York C'uy job ofTor as a leather it> a Hebrew ~hbol. Yet Yoruov cannot take the job until she is aranctd lmmlaraot status. The reaching position in lsr..t thai sb< lr:ft co Sludy in tbc: Unittd States C01Jl)oly be held for tbree years; tbliS, sb• hal already lost chat job. But to tbe authorities workioa as;ainsl her there .seems to be no qutSiion tbot she is wrona. Aceonling to lmmiaration. Yen\0\' Yio\3ttd her student l'isa by workir~J. It is as oimpl< uclw. No maucr that sh< nor htrlaw)'« - · mad• IW:lrt or that specific law. Furthermore, GuJino slid, "while •ht '\'IS Slill on parojt here. sht. went to Mexico -and -£0\ a visit.or•s visa 10 le&.. back lmo tbe us. Tbr:re11re a numbtr or inconii.st.cncies in wbar she bas said on appticacions... Gulino refwed to <lahorac. further, citing Kornp's ofr~<e policy of no commcntin& on ·constfturnts cues. ••1 did cvtt)1hin.& ao finish iehool in a )'ear:' .aid ~AU that Parlato wanes is an explanation. He W<~nts to Yen~ov. I posttd the $2000 aild wmc on parolt-1 went know ..tly lmmi(IT&tion promised his cllenttlurube would throU&h with the qreementco adjuSI my ~w. If I had be ablr: CD cbanae her status, ud chtn reoqtd on tht knowo lbat I '"OUicl be refuotd I wouldn't ha•• accepttd a&rmnenc. "What they we doln& is wrong." be" tht-areeaaeoc." emphasized. AlthoU&h sbe did 1101 adbtrt to the ro:aulations ''They (lmlllifp1loion) don't a <lamn. I'm tryina co do or .a student ma, she did 10 Wlknowingly. and Parlato ir risht. I made a mlstan. Bus they don·'c keep rh<ir word. minks that tmmi&ration should be mort understanding. I don't ~ wbat to think," sh< concit>Uiod. "I ooocend tbls i• bed laillto," Aid Parbrlo, "a Rua Guaioo, an ilde 10 Kemp. dacribtd chis as a concradictioo or will! wu -prOIII!std us last September ... "<*her irnohed caoe." He bas been workillt on the .... In ber lawyer's <Y<S. Cannlt Yftllov mad• two • and wao m..-anat U. •rranaina tile mectioa in raistakcs-sbe took a lob u a Sund1y school Ceacbtt and WJISfilolloa. abe bc:iltwd the Millen W<Wd. • urhey (Immigration) don't give a damn. I'm trying to do it right. I made a mistake. But they don't keep their word. I don' t know what to think." :.....ca·rmit Yentov ai•• bar•• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/cea02a4af4bb44cffe71eeb580863846.pdf 66b74d11581686f4de083c300702c2f2 PDF Text Text THE .EORUM A lame duck Ketter conducts UB business as usual '----... By SETH GOODCHILD Mo!KIIinl Editor htk lilt Praidmtial Seardl Committtt part! the:. 11.11 of prMpecti.. rrpiK<romu, dtpartinJ Prcsidcot Robtn L . Kater hti continued to make critical decUioos afftdinathc: Unh'tnlty'• fllturc. appamuly .....,nns his tame dude Aatos. Acmrdin& to lop adslliftiJUators, Kdttf'• d<a>ioo 10 rclllft on • JonQirY I hti had linlt iml*l on U B'• opaatlon. Ketter b.. opted 10 COOMI\ICI buJIIt<slu tlunprdtna by - . . 111at bt sbould la•'t I"' SU<XaSOr mort ........y •'h<n finally sd<Qed. It was noted, howe-cr. !.hal all oudl mo>ts arc O<:tually ternpcmry lftd could conteivably bt ~tr>td ancr htJ rrplac:cmtnl i$ "oritnttd" to UB a ycar or two in the futurt. W .....,ion, ....w. ,....,ru. that Kntcr It "Orklna to fill and it said to bt on tht brink of maklna the appointments. The mosl i_mpona.nl or 111-. the newly-created Vke Prffidcnt for Academic Strvica. has btcn narrowed to lllrtt pcopk. >carch commontt dlaor Owlts Fosd noted. It ... larovtd that tbt ftdd hti bttn prmtd 10 tbrce-AS<IJIIIII tO tbt Presldcrot Robtn from Buffalo Stat< Col~ aod two ouwdc canthdotn. one !rom Buffalo State Col~ and anoth<r from the: w...,.. In rour imponant ana.s- Oivision I policy, personnel appoinunents and the Univcnity's bud(tt-dttibtrations are II<()<C'tdlnau planned. Only Aeademk Affairs, acdnt~ out of deference to lllc ..., president has elteted 10 delay coruidcratlon of a major pOlicy dllftlC or innovation. ••1n a Unl'tcnlly as rnaturc u lhis V'tce Prc>ldcnt for Gr11duate Studies and Rtscarcb Dooald Rennie observed, "such I mo..t- (Kcun-'5 r~ation) woa't ha~ any dnulk ncpti>< efT<CU at au. We already ha¥t" a wdl-oiltd madtlncry ln place." He added lllat U B's c•'Oiution durina the: put II )'tar> en>ur« a vtt001h"lran<ition. one:· Rennit's •~smnu mcc univasaJ aa;reemc:n1 as ''~« ptntdenLS and deans reported thai chcir rtaular activities werc ru_QgKK1~n'-' 1"11"· t..cuct'j ' 'Wr arc mmina quuc rrt-Qutnth now:• 1bc Une\cn.rty Counat Chauman Emcrt<us upl.ttovtd. "fotlo .. tnc up on applkaaiOftS and 1M lt\.t 10 v.c 011 rake • m<2.1urt b) Labor Day " Millofto re>-.altd that 0\'tt tiO pcol)lt ,..,e ,.,...,td f<>< llle JOb and that the: C'OitUI\Itttt " a>i II ill fC!C'ri\·in,a fCSUJJlO. .cJdi"J tO II\ a.lrt'ad) bu..rcknsomt ta!ol.. me iss.x-acconbna 10 mcaina sourcu-Ketter oblt~eous to tua ckpanu:rr, ~~·~ orriC."r diOJC 10 ldd off tt> .,.opo>ed rcorpoimiCMI. Prtfttnna to ttllow the ...., l'faidcal to panicipate "' &D) dita.sAOM, ROS5btra "put on the: bod. bomtt" cfforu tbal could ha•.., multed tn a rad1cally diffcrmt acadanoc aructurc -.,. "We ha¥t'R't stopped l~tnkln& about it," ~ue&:nor-C'tuurma.n of •he: Ptt,ldmual S<ardt Committee ,Kobtrl Mlllonli \lid Lut v.cd: lh:u 1hc p:mrl 11 c-urrmcty conSldcrinc applkalioft.l and lUW$110nl 1h1t ba'-t pOured io from &~ound lht rount.-y. •.ct hopts or maktn& a <ho'tce by Januaf) I. undergoing Iiiii< dl.,upclon. On the issut of up8Jadina UB'l a thl<tic program ro Olvi>ion I !latus-followins a sdtet pand's recommcnclotlon-noJormal dcci>ion ~ • .; btcn announetd, allllongh Ketter rrporttdly b near tO on<. Despite r~dvina the commiucc-'s proposal early in the Sc>rin&. tbt P..sident has withhold • final dctrtt, Men's Athletic Oirecor Edward Muto eq>lauted, beat<a of lllc conuOV<ny wnound•na bucball COKtt BiD Monkar>h. "Tbt ...... that btJ'PCRtd btre "' lbt Sprina put tbc O.•i>lon I dtcUion on hold," M uto .ald. "It put a damper on e>erytbing rtlated tO alllletia." He denied th.at Kaler's reslJ.nactoft wu in>oh·ed Wltl> th< delay and rdtcrattd Ill< Prtsidcnt's suppon ror the lthlerie dcpertment, inslructed the: Grad !We School to procetd .,;tl> iu plan. surpn<ina tOmt wlto bdk>td Ketter • ·ould delay implementation. · Rennie's plan had mtt opposition. in pan, beatose It would ptovidt ont mecltanhm for admittina sraduatt students. (SUN Y) Central offod.lb la<t wctk and •ill 10 btfore the Slat< O.vt<lon of the Bud&<t (008 ) llln thos S•momcr. Ocsj>iltlllc Prt:Sidmt't intmllon to have the Univr.nil)' conunu.t on a courw the: V'oa: President inwttd .. We ju.ll dtt>dtd to brina for.. ard our proposals in tht p . . _ of the """' offl<'<f " Ht noted that Olhtr acadcrnot: plannlna ,..,. p<ocotding as >Chtduled. ,.ith "oo dimlnutlon." The rtOrJanlt.acion •ould haH chan,ed thr cunau 'tM""furc. by lncorporatina tl\t three core campu1 racuhia ln10 1 masshr Collqt of Am and S<o<r>oa. wrth tbt poS>t'bohty of dismanthna the: O.vt\IOit of Undttar11duatt Edt><atoon (DUE). A>1001te DliE Orin Wah« t..unz admuttd that to I<' a l"opo<al to Kmn btfO<< JanUOI') I """ld ha-. bten all bua imponoblt, "'bilk • O> to.l by dda)in' -.t"t'L ...ll\c' puxcn o( chanJt u. ~cr') dtl.tbt-rat<' and ro ._...,, ioit. month~ -\ not a d1sadvan1~c '"-an ac.adcnnc aw\ronmcnt.'" ht opmcd. Wh.tJr the Unh cn.i1) conunut\o 10 athleties. artdUatc 'tu<lent admissions K etttt, in tht midst or a tO da.y vacation , oould not bt reached for commcnt. The Preoitlcnt recdved 01rona praise for hi$ a<tions slncr hh March resignation annouocnnent . Hown-er, be has bteo mUdly criticized for his decision to ao abtJod ,. tth a cmtra!iztd ldmiwons policy for 1/adUite AUdtnU. Tht proposal, mtl "''ith ~ at a Joint me<~ ina or the: &e:ltdcmk abinerJCouna1 of Deans ,.... !JIProvtd dc>pit< hc:ated dcbat<. ' AllhotJ&Il many dcam oppootd tbc move, and opinion ..,.. •lllit on tl>t UB tGXt~Uy prCJtOted h> prdlmln.,y requtSI to State Utllverslty of New York Becowc of the l•rsc number of poltntial presidmts and 1M oommtuec-·• ad\isory role. Millo<'llt dlotmed 11 lttAY "'WWI up to thrtt d1ffc-rcnt nlln\CS to 1hr full Council. 'Ketter has o ted to conduct business as usual, ·disre arding assertions by some that he should leave his successor more leeway when finally selected . . . (but) all such moves are actuall tem orar and could 'COnCeivably be reversed, after his replacement is "oriented" to UB a year or two in the future. , instead of the 90 or 10 in ~alton now. "Everyhody suspects that tOme programs admit lt5S than qualifltd arad~We studenu to krrp the prosram's line in openllioo," a pettkipatil ma.i.nrained.. ''This could dimlnate that prlldke." H< added that he: was unsu~ if Ktttcr ollould haft made the ru~ In the face of wbstantial -Jition. • was cliscuutd "thorouply" lftd lllat "..tw happened ,.... not doffcrcnt lllan Re Aid, "lt'su t!..,.... or the: btnd"tiS what "ould have happcntd in the: pua." or .ha•"'l I lame duck were il!UIIrattd. He V'oce Prcsidcot for Aadcmit: Affairs -.u a.b&e to tnO\C very fut •1thoo1 havin& Robtn Ros>btra calltd the affair "minor" to face any cons<qutr~C<S ." Tilt sowce. a and praised llle President's performance member of tbe laldcmie cabinet, suueottd ~ his rai&nation announcaneru . · that much o~thc: opposition could have "Kttte. has bten actin& •cry responsibly, so boetl political. UB can 10 forward, and he: has btcri · "h may I!Ovc bttn a matter of internal candidMcs for the prc:ilt1<ncy ~otruaJina for ' judicious on luucs wiih laraclmpaot," he tht moft mac11o IIIIQt," he commented. maitotJintd. U B abo bas a number ot administrative .Rennie dllllfetd. notina tbat 111< matter · Uni•mily of Minncsota-ilh Kett« e.pected to make a tlec:isoon ohonly. llK other two ~. are DeamhiP> for tbc Faculty of Educational Scudies lftd Ans and l.ctter> "hidl arc both dofC to being stafftd, ac<:O<dl. . IO Roabcrl. Announcements arc antldpattd .withlo lhc: next 1*0 W«b. Tht bud•ct ddlbtratlons arc the founh area w1i<r't Ketter hu olccttd to allow tbc UniversiiY 10 c»nlin~ r~ular opuadoru., • akhou&h it b the moot medlankal of t..U• He drnttd runxtf'\ that •n~bt tht choice ha) olr<Ody bten dl'<mw to bt from oubid< th< Uni~nil)' comntunny. '' We art- scm in dw pr()('d$ or delibcralion).·· he rcltc=natrd. E•tn aft<r tht...., pr<\ldcnt i< "hiultd do"" rrom """""the: m:any applicants •• transitorY pcrlod L»torta up to t"'o )cars il «p«ta:i. The admuu..,tnwon noted that it micht tal.f' Ketltt'.s.lucet':'MU a ~htk to undcrund the <Ontrlt-"trn of tilt Unhcrstt). tbt SUI'IY •>"'ern and the Stat< polidcal lolrvctort "I thtnk a chana< tn lca.knhtp producn a bialu$ in O()C'I"'IItOO,. ·• V'tce Prestcknt for Hwth Sdcn<a I Can., Panntll assmed. ··11 -.'OUkl ta"r an ouutek1 a year Of to to pro>'ide input," Vk< P..sidtnt for facthtln Plannina John Neal, •·h~ area i.s t'JM'Cl~ to rC'CC:iVC' I &ood metlurc or publk llft:nlion btcaUK of th< tr•n•f0j111ttlon or the Main Street Campus to 1 H"ealth Sclentts Center, said the: orientation ptylod would drpend on lilt new ptesldent's bacJcaround. " If bt C'0<11cs from a pri•at< lmtltution, be or >he ..;u bt faced with a cenltln amount of lcamina 10 do, .. NcaltbtoriJtd. Most apetd that I r tlte new offtt:ial bas prior capcriaoce in public hiahtr education, the leamina ptylod would bt bntf. DUE Deall JollA Ptradotto -.ocd tltat "It Is a tnllltr or 11ylc. If lhcy have loU or QI>Crimc< and CID mut.. Ill< inlmW politjc:s. it WOD•t eva~ taR two )"eei'L'' lbe deaD, """' reomly rcttu110d f,_ a _.,.,, W>atlcal, calltd "" the: coml'tlilttt to l)ltlt willl Pill a- aat1ctait wort. " I 1111 not -.ulftl for .., itUCr'llal candidllte," bt Aid. "We 110011 au outsider." �.------in short.:._____:--, c mntlUS "It ts a JOOd propoool but th<ft arc 11111 p<Oblcrm." Peridot to artained. " I ha~ MSJt t\im a memo ufii.DI him to dda)" lmplan<ntaiJO<I." llt11<1 b exjl<('ltd tO mokt a dtciJion " ithln I wcct. the Dean add<d, noolna that 01 would bt impossibl< co <ducat< tht racully coml)l<tdy bt(ort the scan or th< Fall >CIIItSt<r • Tht F1t:ulty Senile'&plan •auld discord tht. X aradt. and al"' Oludtnts tht option to pcJitioo the-appropriate Dean's orficc to r<mO\< a 001111Cofrom tbt rtcllfd> ofitrtbt approprillt drop datt. Ptndotto ISStt1<d that it ,.ould tokt ac la.st ooc ytar to <ducat< tbt fO<Uity on the i"tricadts or tbt new ploD. "For thlt kmd or monumental c:b.an&< 100ft tim< li nttd<d," Paadotto wa<d. Gen Ed proble~s Thty haven't 100< 1"11Y· Problans In lmplemmlina tht Unlvtrsity's C...,raJ Ed~ ion proaram rtmaln as it iJ becomina •pparent that somt Departmenu tnl)' be W\abk 10 m«t thdr rcquircmmu. O.vislon Uncl<rpwluote Education (DUE) Dean Jolin P<radouo maintain<d or lu: W<dr. In l*lkWar the ure and Kealth ~ portion moy bt UDworlalbk. ac:axdin& to P<rldotto, who saki thll those cloparunmts "llo.-e oo POtmtlalto dcbvtr .. hat they nttd." He added t1111 tbuc ,... t.ollt or-~ m.~~iors ond or OIC1IIQI the N11ural Sclmcxs and Ufe Sat..... -ioos to CCCDpcnSate. / "Either we will have to ~r up CC:tUin 6cpartmcnu or we •iU hive to eut bKk on somt rcquirc:m<:nu ond ao bod co tht Flt:ulty Senate," Prradouo lamcnt<d. 8111 he assuc<d chic tht P<oar•m would RIU bt in p~ by the Fall or 1981 ""'ithout 100 much lo>>." Tbt dean claimed Unh...-.ity PrtSidrnt Robtn 1.. l(euer's -ma tic mal ao...-. the "'""""'·" ht noc<d. Student Association President Jot Rrrkln cond<rnn<d N.,. ' 'orl Qo,crnor Hua,h Carey•'- n~wtil apPQintm~nt 10 lh~ UniHJSh)' Cou11<1l , assertins chat ruch positions should bt limil<d to UB alumni. D'Youville Coli<&< Busineu ond Econom~ Chair, Joan 1(. Robinson ...as appoint<d July 3 co scr•e a nfnc year t<rnl on the Coundl. Tbt Buffalo noth-r holds a bo<btlor's ........ rrorn o·vou,illt. ood Mauer or EduattOG dqt<n rrom Canosrus and T..tltr's Collcac at Columbu Uru,'<f>IIY Utility opponents to hold rally Am herA Campus Drop/ Add in the fall, AS$0date Dirtctor for On Sllluday, Jul) 2S ... noon. I rany protntin& the Publre Scf\ 1« Commouion IPSO "111 bt h~ at tht State c.p.tol buddona on Alb&o) . Otpniun or the raUy ore caUint on tht PSC co r<Jtcl tbt ptt1duJa rat< bikes by ..,. Vorl Stat<>' ma)IO< utilrh<>. and to br mort rupon.si'~ to consurnn M'C'<b. Other ......,. includ< suppnn or public po.. cr. rile rcrorm. altC'f1111i\C entrlf, brll of ri&hts, and tbt duronttnuma or the Nine Milt Point II and Sllor<ham n~r pwm. Tht r».U)' •nU futurt 'Pf*~m and musitians from acJO)\ NtYorl. Stat t~ RCCOfds and Rqillr9tion Ellen McN&matO announc<d. Beainni.. Auauu 24, uudrnu can rqister in Baldy Hall room 202 on the Saudis to rebuild reactor ""'It&• Drop/ Add sile Th< Olr~« of Admissiocu and Rt<otd> has loat<d a sit< for lladtmie spine•• Tht om.. had search<d for an add~onal sltt to its rqular H~ B lo<11ioo and was un!urf rf h •oCIId bt •Ill• to fmd on< durin& tbt Si>rU1J semester. .,_ ( ,..,.t o.- •one.'" DUE Dean John Ptndouo sard last thot bt IllS osk<d Univffoily President Robtn 1.. l(dt<r to ddly implrrnauatioo of the Faa&ky SenaJc·i recommendation 10 diminart: dtt X grac:k-.. and r<p!Aa il with an "unorfrcial rc:sianatioo." Oent~ Watty AoeeriC't . . . . ~o-~, 0MJon It ~aVF Htlft Jack ._..ltmO>'bsN. John fOrmda.JO,.p&kt Alan C Kltch!CIHtllonlll ,..._t.,. __ Jott'Ph a z.,no.aet.t.u oc.. N•tJo.., J;arnes 0JV~I'fN>IOfl(tlllt1 J..._.._.s_. ..., eo-tocO.i_ .. - ... ,,.,. fl_ ThcntMS'Hflt DoYo<l ... r...,.~ -... M!CnMI 0 8tutnWWh......J.t .,.,_., Steoren R. er.ndaHIC...,.,,.,., W•f"'B Hl.fflttifAft'.nli.l"t ...,..,., Manna a Kazm4ef~&aiVP#oetuctl.ut &\tttey GtgU.t.'d't. Coonfitt.fOI , . _ _ _ ..,,... t:<IIOOOO 1.01 fi,.. --~-­ ~te. ~ S~te. Col...1ele HNdf•nM Servtce ancl Pteilte: Hen S4n•oe. n.. Sl»clfum Is r~Pt~IM tor M IIOf\at ICtveniltnQ by Commwntutlont MO Mwef\Jstng s.Mcet 'o Sti.IOenl&. Inc: Saudi Arabian lolormouoo Minosoer Mohamrn<d Abdu Yomano onnoufl«d last "'cck t1011, by authoriution or SAudi IGoa Kbaltd, hll aournmrnc will rtbuold tht Sl.SO mill1011 lnoqi ....cor d"'!JJ><d bsl month by an lsr-~~th air auack . Th< A$sociatid p...,. rcporc Ol>d thll the decision ""' madt btcau>e or the Sluc!i pob<) of .upponona Arab nation• "(or bdta X grades o.n~. E ~LMi,Ntww Tbt CoonmisSion oo Wanimt Relocation and lnt<rnm<nt or Civilians bqan hearin&J itil 10 lnvtstit••• lh< pos>ibility or r<paratioos (or tht 120,000 peoplt or Japanese ln«StrY ,.ho-' lnc<rn<d-allflodiY ror xcuritY rea>Ons-ror thr« yean durona Wlll1dWarll . Wltnes= art to on<lud< lorm<1 Suprem< Coun JU<IK< Abt FO<Iti, Iarmer Juuiao [)qlartrnrnt olrldal James 1.. and W\eral Japaoae-Amenc:al» •bo w.-u-~ 1n.itfllcd. Tbt Aoncricap> or Jopooa< ID."Utryr mostly OUUM born in tht Unit<d Slot<> •"<R bdd undo Ol>rlttntTI1ioo campoli~< conddiOII> ti 1 rCIUII or nr h)'SltrU (ollo•llll the Pearl Karbor bomblll&· COflllltuuonal fl&hts ....,. all<a<dly nolat<d .. hen tilt P<O!'lt """' sdud and their prOptl\) tanli..,.t<d und<r PYesid<rnial ordtf1, ohhou&h the Supreme Court upheld th< plan. Rifkin attacks Council choice No.J John It t.ap..I\II"UiiOt f~t Clht1 Seth GoocktMlO' M•fli•CII~ fdftof Antl\ony M. Pt'U ~Ma n. .,ltf LfliHH Atbeca: &ttnt....N Att OltKttt DtdSCuJU.'f N twl' Japanese inCernmellC Investigated rcoi&nllioo would havtlinlt tffta on tbt proaram'• unplan<ntatioo, unla$ hiJ Sll<td>O< "comts In and drqs bis rm." Ht noc<d thll lot .... mccliq •ilh Vkc PY<Aiknt for Acadmuc Arr""' lloben Rossbera ..-uldy co kftp p1t:t •itb dn~u "Roslbtra is doinl tb< btu lot ean ood,. absolutdy in (0\'0< or 22Uif ,., The "'"""' ..,.. irutially buih by Ftancc tor researeh and dtvclopment purpose> but ..... dntroy<d by lsradi, ...ho rw<d lhll Iraq W11 Willi the r8CI1Jt)' to manuracturt: atomic weapons. ro. $iNC:t.rca oftct~a •• toc;atM •" l:56 Squft Haft. State Unt..,..,.,. 01 New YOftL as Buftalo., sus "'-'t Street. ~tr..JQ. Hew Y«k 142U r.- (1tfiJ83t36111..,toroo~ (7t6j831-t . . _ , _ . ~01'' Hl81 Bulf.to. N Y TN Spee_ttum StuOIBl PtriocUCif, Inc.. (dl~ pottcy fs determl' * by the Ed•tor·ln. - Ch_..t. R'PUbltc.Uon.t ot any mau"' Mrein lltl~t the ·~ COftMnl of She Edik.lr~f 1• atttctiJ n . ~. 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SUite 110 ! W~e a.m. ., l._,.a,.uuuuaua~~--~~!I!'. _.......,....-.,:raJolrUI• ~III!IIIJII!I,. •••lliiiiilll••··------------------~ I THE COMPUTERIZED GAME •.NY - ·Call 8.30 Ullrf OEPEJIIOH • E.lll'IRES AUO.I, '11 ..IIIII.. 4a()() p.m. �the t....e. tbe 011ly qvCJtlco DOw IS bo• _,._ Br MART\' ROSEN Cmo,pws &liror C hnllaum ..uJ be .-ina Wllb Orubcr lho<tlJ to Wbilc Houoc- CouDCil ,.,.......,atho n>d laJt llnmda)l co diocwo ..,.q;.. Cot the lftiPCI>dlna ocnmblc rot """.,.. activity'~*'<· the battle bciW«:n a •udml lf'KIP tftd Lbe Adml!lislnlioe r.,. pritne orr'" ii*C n.. bqua. The rdocaUaa or tbe 5CJt Edoado.. Ctater to the Elli<on Coal pie& is brina by boch 11o1n u • , ...... fO< Wbat will happo:a wbal SquR Hall " tumtd Into a Oenul foa'lity. SCIOdmt 110UPI ha,. las& priority oo pnme spa<~< at Alllll<nl WILb c:ocuidcrwon IOfaa to IIOIIdcmlc: tftd odftlinisua&ivc lf'Kipi, oa:ordil\ltO Unovtnky orrociab. The SpcdaJ SeMca Divisbl or Sludml Afrain teqUCSCed 1D orr101: at Amb<rSI ODd was offered admiois11atiYO spatt in the Nonoo SCud<tlt Affoin wonc by SCIOdcru Union Dir<ctO< Jomcs Oruber. Thellll'", cvrrently occupied by Lbe 5CJt Education Center, was to be divided bcl"<ea the t"o voups. Bill by the encl or two -Its of nqodadnns Spodal bas been pvca the mtire orra ODd the Sex Educauon Unttr was b<inc offered two moms in tht Mildred lllake Ullt<r, "That's really in Lb< hub or thinp." Sex Education Direaor EIJ<n Otrisl<nm> responded wryly. "I caa't dcunDlnc t.ltc optionl for Lb< Cco:ler. " Wbcu I left for vacadoe laJt WKk we had • committlDCIIt from VIet Pr<Sidmt for Studcot A !fan AXIl~ 5iuo1Jcow10 ~ tb< IIJOClt In Nonoe." w Ald. "Now, to coax batt - ' ...., t.hM rbc orr... b IOUIII'.-e- 1'• - 101aa"' aivc t.ltio up • ltho... 1\Jbt." I• pr_.._ rot rotun: r.pu.squ.vAml>cnt Di•isioa Dir<ctO< 8ob Ha,clal hM ..._...o tb< ''~Cabo~~~ a ••l>axn111lu« of Coundlto lobtl7 rtnt ........s c-.......... ., ront ror sudau actf\ aty tp~a:. " l l l t - or a Stuci<Dt Unlocl " loot Center relocation: Squire test case s.m.:. imqine anyone 101111 from the Spine to Ellkott unless they already live tb<r<." '7Tht C<Tncr hu occupied the Nonon space sin« lut Oelober. when Lbcy were evicted by the Collqes from their loaned office In EIJJ<01r. Student Affairs o(Oclab llepped on and offered them t<mpO<Uy Splitt u Stucl<nt Auoclaoion (SA) and Sex Educatlon repr<S<:ntltives Clfllpaianed ap.in>t t.lte threot or dlminatincthc Ullt<r on the Amhtr$1 Campus. Stud<nt Affain orr.ao~. cauuoll>ly admll that ohe ori&i.n:al decision hm&.Y h.lvt bea vnwilt.. as •udan leaden have bqun 10 r<'ll<l 11\lnly to the rclocalion•. Now. and.,... Cornu."~ <lll1n<d at Lh< House Cow>cilll'l<dil\l. "S~nce we have labeled L h < - or a 11udtat aaMiy cmtn •c &hovkll\8\oc tOme YQIICC: in tM>• tht area t1 u.Jed..•· 54\llknl orriCiab lr< teq\ICS\ina tcrnporory P.udtnc OCINi<y s:pX"e unul a unMMJ can be bwlt. lllt .......,bled >tudcol larkn uprmod surpriK ,. hen infotmcd by Student Unoon Avoaatc Dirtctor Alben " (Sex Education) _, allo"ed to usc Ill< <pe<e 0t1 a ttmporary buis, with tht> undusa.andin& that a".)11mc- paJt May <l>anacs <Ould be made," Orub<r uplalned. "They were booted out or Pontt and ~ wore trmpoth«k cnouah to acoornmodatr them . I ju.st hopt it doc:fn'1 ba.;kfirc.." Rta.JiJtically. ChristtfUt'n admiued, there •sn't any1.,.ct at Amherst, porticularly for P.udcnt >g"K'< orpnintion._ She ~tie-va. that, whDc Scudern Affairs Admin i~e r-aton have K'Citltd I)'mpathrtic. it is difrtcult ror admlnilolraton 10 say that tht. Center is a nccenary Jn'\'ic'c becaUK of ahr mora) iss:Ut involv«f. ••That 's why we are a student spoouored and 1101 a Stat< .sponsored orpnizarlori," ill< crnpbuhcd. Speciol Snviocs Dt r~or Robert Polmc <Onftrmed !hat whdhu hili orpniz.a&.ion wiU mo~ into Norton h no tonan- Ennano>on rhat fin II <Ontrol of >1udtnc K'livily space u delqared 10 Sic&clkow 1nd Auoclare VK't Pmidmt Anthony Loronuttl-and ultimatdr •be Unh<f1ity Council. "The HOil>< Cou""'l is only an ad•dOrY body for Slud<nt x uvity 1pa«," h~ cA,plamcd . ··~ Unh·n-Riy willaivc prtef'd~ co ac:adanic: funC'lktru..'" Grubtt connmed w1th EJm.anovla appralsal. '1'hc Slate or f't'cw Yort would Of\ltf ~uow Sludt:nl.t 10 dt.le:JilC •pace." he onibted. (SA Pr~dcnt Joe) Rirl<on may not like that, but lO<O<Onc In the adrniniJlraroon mu$1 bt h<ld ftC'n) UOflblt: • Rirl<ln, in hll Ciahr to oblaln a i!udcnr aaivlly «<~tcr at Amheu l , has au.ackrd lht Adm,nislr•tion for no1 1 umina ove:r 11\dr prime 'PII« 10 SA 1nd the Center. Appraosina tht cmo<iooal rtortionJ of th< first compclotlon ror prom< >ra.'<. Onlbct <Onduded, " I anticipate 1 aormy S.ptcmbcl." Hansen chastises stereotyped sex roles in US Br DAVID CZAJKA The lift or a male for maai'K'C.. ~~ st.mphf.rd Cllqarieall)• as croWlb, ap!or11ioo, <Rabloshm<Dt. rnaanl&in.anc.T, W dediM". '"Wt: ddint ~·j, lne5 by F~rrEd1tM worL ... ~~ct. Her mttrnauonal e'prriro« kd to 1hc obi<rvauon thor many toWitn<s .._herr on the~ don't cmploa\izethi> "up thel;rddcr, clown rheladd<r" Wllhm the apanslvc: 1tuidcs or UB's M- Hlll, a t.lte r .... pan o r . - moot qucr): "Whar clo IM majOrity or )'OUr life'• dcclstou> con«n> themsdvcs with!" Th• waned alflcrr o r IIJI<DCII ~ .......... 00 ·-principii d<m<nts-fomily tftd O<CUpatioo. Pan two, 6t ...isc, drarted "d&J>ty a> Un.ivmity of Minnaoca Professor l.orrau~ Hanlitft osted how many oboined IUI5lln« 1n maUna thc>M: dook:a from thdr hl&h schoob Of cvm collqa. The response wu lauaJ>tcr. lllost <'hoion that naurc so Intently In the li•es or )'0111\1 m<n 1nd "'Omm are aulded, <><plained Hansen, 1101 by tcalcs of aptitude and pcrtooal doiros but by jaded lCJ1 Jlcrcot)'llincand .e. role ideologies. ActWIIIy thou$h. there wu 1 rh jrd question. not vubaliud but Implied by HanS<D, " What'• so fuMy'!" The pr<S<:nlllion, a slice or US's Wednesday Summer Forum ..0..,,.... dcsianatcd "Prcporlna Youns M<n ODd Women for Futurc Roles In Work and Family." Spordna her IJ<Oj<Ol Born Free, Banl<ft addressed ._tess~ a trait.. ''h's an Am~ ~racu:m.ttc pomn& &Oin& to the lop Of lhe ladder at the lOp of )'OUr h.,...r<'h)," Hansen empb.asi.ud... •• •vocational ~ucccss t\ f'\n)1hma' as a ~ a.hm to men at an early aat-. '' This ttUJrt' nu.k compet:ithe scenario is lhm fr« to take us toll tmodonaUy on 111 pm.aponts. P;an of the troubled ipot.s of a man's hft, Hansm n.,.a.Jncd. is the' rtstncccd C'I'I10C.iooaJiry a.nd lxt or lnlimao:y ..,,h Othf't' mro. " Mm often suffu mOK 2flcr I dhro~e than do •omm ;· sM c:ou1inl.lt'd. ''The ~kick rate of men, tn all a~ lfOUPJ, is hiJhn. but we don't want to 11lk abotn who >uff<rs more, both do." con""""'· I n rt:lrospca, the uadilionaJ R«eoty~ bornr toward women are ~ nauerioa. To iUusarate her point. HanKn rcYt:aled a pic ~raph applyina. to a .....oman'slift. ho)f Of "'hich U> rdled by a gapin& red 'Old from OSC 37 to 74. Normatively, followin& rhe jlrowth ond distmb&tkmtnt Of 8 (amity'S C"hildren ~·omtn que51iort number three. c:oocemed wit.lt women, II (Born Free) roquhu men. Both men and women,.,. effooted by the porvuivc Sleteot)'J)inJ or roles.'' W e ar~ aD victims of career .t0ci&Ur.a1ion. H&n)Cft defined, C!l(plainina u the proc.:sto Uled to prepare t.ltc scccs fot 0<a1patlonol and fifott1c roles. 'Thtsr: oonnarive auicldines ore then ''taken .. fld lnJtcad or myth,'' W uid. ~ on t:xpandtd carta objecciva, Boto Fftc ..,.Irs to red"" inlubhinc fldO<l tftd nunvrc openrni-. "Wepvo lip..,..;.. to <'<lull opponunity 1nd freedom of c:boice." dcdArtd BIIIICft. "Thh b lUI aucmptoo brina us closn to that coif." • r n. [ SALE REDUCTIONS 2096·5096 Skirts Knit Toos Blouses IIEG. 2us-3us 54.9UUS tU5-3US JS,gs-JUS 6.115-19.95 13.98-24.98 , r • 1 I 'I" l "\ n \ ~ 0 IAU 15.85-24-es 3e.e5-48.e5 14.85-24.05 10.85-24.05 s.es-14.es one price 10fl.6(1"" .. t')·l • ~ •,O.,)Q ._. ,11" o.... , W II•J' ,o ,, .. ., \> o ltfl e.85 ~~~~~ I 1 l \-~· <,< ] " , " •• . , ,., • T lie \01')10& P<obknu plquoncobe """put> each "'.a "'uatioo equally '"'"bema but corucuually dllosimilar Of as H.ru:m ~Ucd n. "•~·rc all \iau:n-' or 011r otnf w;)(U.hnuon, •c f'K'td to 10 throuah i rt--~ion . •• The bcKoft1 of fanu ly JNIIrl'ftlftl •nctk.· ate that lbr qruauft' t) aJrndy cha.nain& In MtnJJaOCa. HI.D.K'n noted, tbe traditional nu.:I<M fundy (male._ nnploted. female •pou>< homnna~cr. chdclrm) occoun• for ooly '" P<K't'nl or Ill married howdlokh. l!q>bcit\a thos an•n....,cnt I> th.< dual cmployed/ t'qual ponn<r rdauonJhip, _.,,h both t.po\iSa "otlina. Ho""e\tr, that fatt b &«puve. sh.c mlmllli'K'd, bec:au!ll mosc or the ...,... "ork out or fill1lnrul n<a:$Shy, I)O$$CS>inc Jobs rhat are pcnonally vnfullillln1. \.........., "All dWil crnplo)cd ramiH~ ore not t'qual tither but. noM'Ihdns, arc an lmpona.nt f~or in rourudin1~ .. she. claimed. Whar needs to be achieved •• a median k>cl of invotvcmc:nt by both R1.H OCC'UpationaJ and ramily life. With one hand hdd hlp and rhe other low, sh< illu<trated the ombalan«d ••l•rioruh{p between family and e«u,paeion. ''Wt don'e define mC'n"J. li\o'Ci by family. bu1 &radually." shot ciUC'ida~f'd." mc:n arc lnsistina on ahis rolt more:. n "Som<l>ow," Han.om Aid, "these chanscs arr 1QrY 10 the old . Youna pcopk ,.,..•t be prepared for the c~ lllty (the old<r ,....ndnn) rear t.lte dtrnisc or rhdatntly ••• and chana< ....u." To rcodl her to VISioned " ' - · lhc orrcsed >c>lurions to the "crcotypllll problem. Natr0w tbe rue< of <hot«, <he said, "Oi•e men and ........., ohoka based on ltmptf'I.I'Mftl and dcs-u-r:.•• Hamm doc GOt diSmiss rhc roa <hat ...._tr>ina ;. prttmtly cuenrial bw h)'()Oihtsius thot "dumpina ll<r<OI)fcs ,...y lad 111 to an Ill< or <QUIIY. " ·------------------------RIDE HIGH MID-SUMMER ALL SUMMER SPORTSWEAR Dresses Blazers Slacks W("f(' in IM: red. which means the samt in one~ 1.1~ as it11oCs in a business kd&er loss. The txpectarlon of marriage lllld th< "Cind<rcllo Syndrome.. aid to the confusion a woman fat'CS. Ha.nsr:n mentioned. "'Where I'm from," .sht began. 0 )'0U,re supposed to bt cnpaed by your $(010t r<ar or cotlq<. By 28, if you're not mamed. peopk bt<Omc resi&ned to th< r... rou're 1 career girl. I fooled them. I lOI married II )()." For ~'OIIIal, carduJ pla.nniD\ and wort orienution art more impcrali\'t.. ThOr narrow ~of ot'CUpational l<rrilory 10 sclcQ from has t>ui4 • 5llle or mind ...hidt rmds IIWIY _,.., iookil\l at themliri..s condesceodi1talY· Homco C'q)lains that in ratin& tl$k OUit'Omt "'women mmtioo lUCk O''a ability• .-hik men mentioo ability over luet." c:arcrul plannjna. contends IUru<n, would abo Immediately H1rucn <Apresscd her plca•urc 41 .ecins so many men In the hall. The objtcth·c or ber """"""' u for ptapl~ to dc..lop, <he e~plained . "Thoulh detply ~ .. HJ1se 'n rvy bol>1n lirir-<larcaoon. In • surw~ or cn<Suuoa r.,..lft at tile un,.crvry of \lonM'Otl. H....., found tbao a .,...rnnr frocrion or lhe polled •oold cltcidt upon th~r 0\."'upahon untd thor ruu.ttc mate •"2S il'lr&N " Wcwnm onm malc ttww ()I• .M basrd on -..'-o thor n....,y," Han..,. ....r. __ •............ _.. ,.......,_ ............... WO~GULOI & FINDlfll, All! _ _ _ _ _ _ .,.,...,. . .... ,... ..-IIIST MNIIIfM -MO wr. -...,...-~ 3173 Main SltMt (noot U 8 - ... c•...,.., 832-1045 TIWJ Weekencl at Colonial Ridge Stables • ,.,.., •oo ,., e Opell aereo dera a ..... ltollr (lltdlrld11a0 $5.00 In 11/"0IIIIe of fO e 10% Oft 011 Ndea, IIHI Hila wltlt IItie ad/ e Moonl/flllt tfdn araHable llr eppo/lltmMt e loc:etld II• ...,.. _ , ol loc:~ 011 Rr. 77 R<K~te 77 Middleport (716) 735·7127 COLONIAL RIDGE STABLES & TACK SHOPe - ,•• .. , ••• - Sooci'""" ..... ~------------------------· ,.~ ~ �editorial Sex Ed lessons unoon ar>d Its sunour>du>gs lot use as a C)enlal school. Ills an ur>disputable facllhal lhe Norton Hall BUlrathef lhan allow 11>e admlnlsrrallon'l II~ ollice space occupied b)llhe studen~-run Sex advlled plans pro.e an ane1thetlc on luturo Education Center since tasl Oclober was on loan outdoor feltlvats. SA and tile University Union Acllvttloa Board (UUAB) wltl provide more tun In lhe frotn the Unlvet$lly•s Divraion of Student Allalrs. 1111 Sludent A !lairs' space to delegate to sun this Friday at Baird Point with Summerlest. whOmever mey ct>oose; ills their perogatlve to UUAB Division Director Lois Waldman's rationale reassign !he space to ttlelr own llmhed Special lo use Summerfest as an opper1unily to Sevlcu program. which U>ey have alreedy done. "e'fiiMtriemenl" Wllh alternate sites If a Theoretically. Student Affairs -•tes With the commtnelabll one. bul we doubt -her the stue)enta' best lnte<ests In mind. We queiiOOf! Summer. With only a llandful of Amherat do<mltory Whether they have considered stue)ent rnternl ~~~. combined With one of tt>o most ob$eure wt>on thoy move tt>o Sex Ed Center. Wl\och eaters to pof/lte on ehhef campus wotl constitute an accurate over 3,000 atudents, staff and lacutty members test. While some may aceu5e our 11uden1 eacll year. to tt>o boondoc:ks ol lho Elllcotl Complex where they can only ellecttvoly serve the goYeromenta.ot abandonlr>g tllo Main Street .CentPus, II sadly seems that tile move ta logical needs ol Amherst dormitOIY resldenta. In the accolarallng race to grab l)llme Amllorst and neconary. However. we hope that Fallfost will make al leas! 0<1e more stop In t~e Fountain area olflce spaco, University ofllclall are, unlor1unalety. showing complete disregard towards lludent before tho Main Street Campus beComes a vrrtual needs, willie tho Student Associallon (SA) ofhclals cullural void. rnvol'<ad In apace neoollatlons are Juat beglnnlr>g to But, until then, eve<ybody should make use of underatan<l tt>o llmfts of tllelr lnlluence ttlelr summer lees and er~joy tt>o sun and tile The Sex Ed Center requires l)llme spaee. The musoc, even thOugll moSI atue)enta ere atiU tryong to needs ol tho student population shOuld be Student hgwe out - • Baird Point Is anyway Allalrs primary conce<n. Learning, not policing Summer fun Although the Cfowds weren'l as large as tnose l or Sl)llngfest and more beer probably populated unusad ltlgs than happy bladders, last Fuday's Spring Fair lllould be consloered successlul. The Gradu.te Stue)ent Assoctalion (GSA) ar>d the Student Assoc1atlon (SA) d1d a convnonoable job in trying 10 oou an apathetic stue)ent bOdy, lulled ont O an tn8CtlVI S r'u pot b)' brolhng SUn and Clear blue skies. to the Squore Fount a on area lor olgtll hours ol dancing, music, and beer Seeing more tllan a couple ol grimy workmen from Foster Hall rer~ovallon and stray dogs fighting bonellh the trees surrour>dlng lhe fountain was a welcome sight Un lor1unatety, thiS may be lhe last outdoor event '" the tountatn area due. to the ucx:omlng reaping and plllagong ol 11>8 studenl Dean John Peradotto's call IO< delaying rhe Faeully Senate's recommendation 11111 X grades be scrapped Is a prudent request that Proaldenl Robon Ketter ahould honor-at lent to give the faculty mo<e time to educate themselves and possobly search fO< a biller solution 10 a lrlcky prOOiam Last May, tt>o Senate elected to haYe tha Unoverslty elimOoate 111e X grade-usually granted to students whO reglater IO< a course but never attend the classes. Yet thla change would give tne faculty member roo much weight In the student's overall GPA and take away lho educational allernatlves to oulright failure of a studenl. An lncomplele or an X couto be awarded. atlll leavong the sludent en opportunity lo correct his mistake a11other semester. ThO Sena.te'a propetal puts too much blame on the slue)ent IO< the X grade and not enough on the faculty member or otller circumstance&. llle other argument against lhe &Witch with whlcn we wholeheanedly agree, is tllat tile University Is once again conlusing lhe dleolpltnlng of slu<lenll with oil aeademio mission. At UB, there IS elready too much cross•over berw•n the two and rt>ora'l no need IO< mo<e. An X grade fa gtven to thOse stue)enla who decide not to lllend a oourae and is nol till llllr>g of an aeadomoc perfotmance. hk.e a letter grade The two ShOUld not now-ot e.er again-be conlusad The Senate's Intentions are good. to ponall2e slue)enta more severely II they drop out of a COUrM unofflcratly and clear up a sticky grey area. but a better molhod can be found. Acceptlng Poredotto's request would give me University time to reelly search lot ono. Step in the right direction? So what's all I he hOopla about? Alter 2GO yeara of blatant diSCllminatlon, 1 woman has finally been aPPOinted to tho Supteme cour1. Willie President Reagan should r'l ghtlully be lauded IO< tho bravo move, we wonder Why lfberal8, lomtnlsiS, and progressive thinkers are dancing In lhe aisles. Sandra Day O'Connor is a woman-thore'a no debate on thet acore-and she Is not Jesse Helms, tile arciH:onHNatove who many glumly Pfedlcted would gel tha PresJdent's I'IQd. hoWever at>o Is alao not lhe lelt·wlnger lhat lhe MO<al Majorrty and ant ~ ERA evangellll Phyllis Schaftey palnl her as blir>g. O'Connor IS not l)le>-abortlon, nor does alit purport to be. And like many of her past stances, her views on the Equal Rights Amendmenl are murl!y. But when It comoa down to the final evatuetlon. Reagan's chOice was probably the beat tllat could be expected hom a Presloenl who seems aet on a course destined to dismantle all the progressive telotms achieved In America over the p1$t two decades . ..WELL, IT'S ABOUT TlME • -feed :IC ... 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WBFO Summer fun MOII/r:l -~SUn/ Fun/ On Fr/tlry, Juty 24, /he &rudMr AaiiOCiauon ond WAS,.,.,, to you SummWU/to be IHI/tl tn/1 yHt II Bltrd Point on Ute Amh•rst C.mpus. Beginning It noon, lttd lilting until 6 p.m., you can lHJ part ol thr festive etmo1ptter•. which Ja aummat •t 111 bell In Buffolo. Prov•IIIIHJ ,,. music • Ill be CMeks. th• Enrtm•• •ntJ Electto-trl4n. UttH ol Buffalo~, rop luhds Fool/ •INI , . _ _ Wlff 00 ...1111>101 Mth •r 3 lot fl, No g,..,l>o/1/n P'Hu &1/rrl Point II oft ~IJ«'aport Hrghway,/ont OOIOTO 1/>e EJUoott COmt*• RO-.I. ~ f<K tl>e pl•u• NJihe .s.q ,.,, the u~.. So f01 tho hlgllllg/U olttte wmmir be •t Summtlrle•t'at Btlrrl Point, thl• f rfdey. Lo<• waroman UUAllllMalon Dhctor ��'For Your Eyes Only' UUAB MUSIC presents SUMMER SOUNDS at ,---- - - -- MAIN STREET CAM •-u~---, J Thursday, July 30 from 11;30 · 1:30 pm COl"l'EE SCARE Thursday, August 4 TO BE ANNOUNCED! SQU IRE FOUNTAIN AREA Refreshments Available - E&_ .....--STUDENT ASSOCIATION - - ~ WITH U.UAB. PRE$CNT: .1/HffflJl BAIRl> POINT AT Af'lotERST CAMPUS lJ/6 . J2NOON- Jk-5PM FRIPAV- ~- \J'ULV~.. Bondlan tnrtlls fill tnln plot _ _ _ _,b y M1rk Seymour tn m1ny ways. For Your Eye~ Only II the ITlO$I progressi¥11 James 8o<ld htm to dati. Bealdes a more reveallng opet~lng credns water sequence. teatutong pop singles starlet Sheena ~Easton. this t.. eltth adventure of tan Ftemtng·a su~o has a ptO'tOCa~•e prptnOtlonat poster Alter 1 ptess se~~rth lor 1 leggy c:toubow tamer, model Joyce Bilftle ometged as a momenc1ry cetetwlty. But appearance seldom Is connected wrth deh•ery and e<llf\ the alorementooned begrnnrng number ra bland In compatiSOII with fllshy title tunes like Moonra4er and Goldl.ng« (both sung by Sh11ley Bessey), and Carty Stmon'a .ocat on " NobOdy Does It Better.. from Tile Spy WhoLo<m</Me For the filth trme, Roger M001e returns as Agent 007 despne early contract neootlation snafus with the Pfoduce<$ . Moore has attempted to transform the post-Sean Connery years Into a more casual Bond image, ye1 human enough to be beUe~~able. He pantalty succeeds In the latest, tnvotvtng attempts to rescue seaet lnformalion submerged undefwater ahe< a British carrier sinks. 'The vlllatnous Krlstatos (played by Jllllan Olover) ts as good an enemy aa might be expected l or compatltlon to reath the sea ..reck, leaving his mark ol "The Whrte Dove" scattered along his path. His protegee niece, aketer·tumed-atlrns Lynn Holly Johnson (lcecnrles) becomes the movle'a main romantic Interest. She poorly 11118 the gap lell by stunning and photogenic Carole Bouquet (Thai Obscure ObJect ol Deslrtt), Who Is Intelligent, but surprisingly uninteresting aa lhe female lead avenging lhe death or her parentl. At least Bouquet's speech Ia exotic to match her looks. Johnson Is a far teas sl<tlled attresa wno says "Farewell, Mr. Bond, bul nol lor tong" In grammar school play diction. However, lar·lelched plots are a Bond tradition that need little tampering, lt)d passable acting Ia sufficient lor the corny lines. The scrlpl has Its beat humor In a Margarel ThatCher Send·up, penetrating Jhet Indelible English llevor. Topol (FidcJier on rha Roof, Fluh Gordon) scores the most In originality by spitting nutshells In each of his scenes as a clever smuggler. Slnc:e Mooflfaker, the p<e~~loua Bond enterptise released two summers ago, sent the settings Into space. For Your Eyes Only has to ma~e the most ol Ita eanhly locales. Through deep sea d••lng, accate<ated ski thaaes, remota control helicopter workouts, and mountainous tllflhang.,., the action rs spony atld fresh. The scenes even survive the absence or budding thriller veteran Rrchatd " Jaws" Kiel. Orrector John Glen uaes the European Shots to the full extent of their llmrted appaal. His auperlmpostng ol the surreallslic beckground in many of Moore's c~PS lookS. al times, odd. Nonetheless, Glen has CO(ICOntrated on tne picture's majOI assec tense Uvtlls. The plot Is rather dull and onf~ 5Utll<:M to PfoYtde mot'e petits and dOse calls. The $Cte«~play by RIChard Malbeum and Mrchaet G. Wtlson lgnorn the usual Bondtan Wit and the double entendrn areaparse. They otcaslonalty permll the audience to lose Interest and drift out of the dream world U)ll JS essential to Bond llicka. Many eomplarnll have arisen that the sullry avnospnere present since I he original tll62 Or. No, with scantily-clad Ursula Andress. Is missing 11 episodes later. This In part mey be due to the first footage ol this feature, where Yiewers are given reinforcement that James Bond t. a wldowl!f. Moore slowty approaches the graveslte of his ~ased wife as II nothing else matters, least of all tne upeomlng storY. This melancholy attitude replaced a former romantic lnferest obvious In ptevlous Bond films. Once again, audiences are alerted to lhe oext 007 undenaklng. The ensuing venltta will be entitled e>ctopussy, and perhaps the moderate entenalnm'V'I provided by For Your Eyes Only can be surpassed In a lucky 13. For Your Eyes Only Is rated PG and showing at Como 8 and Coll!ln Theatels. Summerfest PERFORMING L..IVE CHEEKS ENEMIE5 CHEAP . ELECTROMAN ~f.ooBI:fR P'OC. Af'D DINtK Free music, Cheap beer, and sunshine Your laundry can walt. Because you'll hang yourself on the Clothea line II you pass up Summerlesr a1 Baird Point on Friday, Jul~ 24th lrom t2 noon to 5 p.m. The free concert. Sponsored by the Student Assotl llion (SA) In conjunction with Unl..,all~ Uruon Activities Board (UUA8). features three of Bullalo'e ~t dynamic rook units (Cheeks, the Enemies, end Electroman), cheap beef (three lor a buck), and plenty or fresh al! and sunshine. Bai rd Polnt.1he 1uemblage ol pflla)s adjacent to Lake LfKJK RJI 11IEPILlMS·IIMliEUlfE LaSalle on the AmnerJI • Campus, Is being auditioned • as a possible new site l or SA and UUAB-sponsored lnte. The Squl<e Fou~taln area, the cunent l est alte, will aurrencler dulles When the Dental ' Sclloot takes O'tlr the Squire Hall IICIIItln. ._..--A Jl. . .. CONCERT--......... . l'- Aa lor the music. the thrH bands bring with lhem a reputation lor moti. . tlna bodies-as In ~•n-e>e. In penicular, the pun\Ush Enett\IIJ - • recently tabbed IS " one or l he t en best . unsigned bands In America" by the Wnt coast IQtk Joumat DIY. TlteJr Products oltlte SIIHI EP still stands IS one of __. the best local records. The more straight·fhead. Cheelts had lheh ..aion of " Boney Maroney" Included in the aoundtradc of the moYie Up lite Academy. And Electlbman, comprised t hreellltha from members of local fa" " Pegasonlcs, Ia an energetic swirl of Ylauaf and aural mythms under t ne tutelage of master &plrit Mark Freeland. ' lt'e lrrepresslble f unk In the manner ol lattfl· dly Tliking Heeds. Rain dlle is set l ot Jul~ 3 111• �- - -- -----,...,--_oy M ichael F. Hopkins WeeU before the rec I plemlete, me nation's c:nllcal hype machine nea unanimously P<&fsed to the orogonal. ConSidering the sequel ature such opimons shoold be held as highly 11U For the fact Is that llh Superman 11, brJghtnen has been traded In for ghlle<. Tile dramatic hero -approach pervading much of tile first &Jperman (that's what Superman, they say, •$), was dubbed ''hea11)1-11anded" by tho Cfltlcs, and Is sorely missing from SuJHirman II Instead, tile truly h8811)1·h&nded Irwin Allon·type corn takes precedence In It, and only the sonSIIIvo performance of Chrostopher•Reova (an<l the emPalhlo, ene!getlcally Insurance-prone performance of Margot Kidder) keeps Supermao._!,t from being a 10111 farce. Onne more, wo oro shown that Hollywood-on the whoto-sllll rolusos to deal seriously with the science flcllonlfantasy genre In general, and the comic page In particular; despite the hea11)1 onlluenu of sertoua comic anlsts such as Jim Steranka an<l Harold Foster on filmmaking technoque The classic film FortJiddtH> Planet comes as much from the clasSic 11150s scoence fiction of EC Comics as It does from Shakespearean liOUrces. Yet Hollywood nas apparently lo.rned little from thos and fl"nerally Chooses to oonunue Its long-standing policy of totally OIS<eapecUI\g the comic PBII" and sc)·fUfantasy tore. You see things like Superman throwing hif ct>est symbol around and tne tacky"'&· hell performance of Gene Hackman as Lex Luthor and ¥(onder when Adam West ts goiog to jump in and melOdramatically whine ''You llends1" Same Oat-lime, same pat channol. Superman II as far aupe emaps the most l~furlatlng poiot about Superman Il l s the fllm'a streloing strong spots, moments showlog that fhe filmmakers do know better. Christopher Reeve's Superman/Kent is the very essenee of tile t938 SiGQel and Schuster oflglnaJ: A stranger In a strange land, an outsider chiefly • because he refleCts us and our esplrations all too well. Being raised on Earth by grass roots people enhanced thos point, and OUIIding upon thos is perhaps what gave him a sense of humolily-a sense he may neYet" have de•eiQPed had lle teamed o1 his super abilities IIIII. Reeve played the characte< Just that t.lgl'lt, loose, P SUpermQn Tne KryPtonlan's 11 new Clotnes In cheek. Is It the dumpy CornmiMioner Gordon ot Ba1man TV shame, or a atoned Impression of a urtain past New York State governor? Which II worse? Meanwl\ole, we get a typecast red-neck town stuck between Burt Reynold~ anO John Wayne, policed by the stupid ahe(ift otthe Roo« "'-'• BonO-aches. Ctflton James. Few mind when the super"'llllanl (Tenanca Stamp, Sarah Douglas, and J.ck O'Hallorao) trash this tr;os~ town, since lheor evolis more a algn of reSignation II the film's narr.nO¥e boledom the11 lnfiiCilno hlrm on onnocerus. (Indeed. the totm·a only ronocenta are Its hero and heroine, their act and affirmation of love servong 10 deepen t~eor greate< onnocence on the face of Superman lfs pumped·UP "goodness".) The supar villains are escapees hom the first film's Pnantom Zone wM, unfonunately, remain shadows ol themselves. Thus. a fine actor Uka Terrence Stamp os as wasted as General Zod as Nod Beatty lstn hfs role, though ZOd cuts a shlna, at least Tile much· touted f11e!ropolfs foghl scene If shoddy and drawo out, pecked with over-planned deb<Is and too llnlo of the pe<sonaJ confhct supposedly aimed lor by I he f1lmma.kers "''INt•M.,.,UIItiJ..It)pe •'1Cfth4f - A~II Wl'f lnd straight, bringing to Superma.,Kent the tOt\8 of someone very wise Who's just teaming to walk. EIJI)OCillly In II. Ctar1t Kent is naturally naive In talk en<l manner because lha timidness Is the per1 ol hom u an ahen tnal he can never reveal as S,PifiT\8n, and Reeve expertly gauged tho$' factor as 1 release val•e for both of hom. That element of release Is vital here, because Kat El (Superman's real name) wishes he could totally relate to tno Humanity he has been raised to be part of, especially to one Lols Lane (Margo! Kidder). This &flailS a catch, IMugh, one any biology mujor or Imaginative pervert cao tell you: Thai lor supet· powered Kai·EI l o bed and wed earthly Lois, he must give up his physiological heritage and beoome a Terran like the rest ol us- In short, he must renounce the powers of Supe<man. There Is the source for whatever narrative power is to be foun<l In the candycane rot of this film, and the side caper of the truck· dro•er IS worthy of the original t938 comic B ut the greater pan of Superman /los a gron sneer at Itself Take tile unfortunate use of E.G Marahall 11 tile Prasldent, Young Republican wlp on head, camp lorlg blls like super·b<ealh hurrlcaMs mllnty aervlng to blow ,_.led wigs, pnone booths. ano Oumb domeStics doWn tile sidewalk are too much Mora junk humor rurs Its ugly head, as MetropoliS Inhabitants act more lrke paid spectators to a TV wresthng match than reluctant par11clpants to a bailie fO< survival. Even worae, when the bellte'a end ShOWs Supe<man seemongly ruonlng out, the chief cr01111d reaction is not rage or lear, OUt one of hl¥1ng been cheated because (as e•pressed of the All· Holmes fight) the loser didn't "put on a show." Nice. · A t2·<ound disaster area. The POint is, a growing audionca wants the sci· IUfantasy medium handled properly a.nd dealt out fully In film. The •ast wealth of dramatic matellal therein should make the reason tor such wiShes obvious. Bur, !Of those know-nothing "expe<ts" wM believe lhal pretentious stupidity rhymes with lun, belhg cool, and •that comfc:ky mood", this unshrouded summation. In 1 time" whele: patriotism Is again twisted to mean self-centerea fasclam, wnere the only art to be oncreased tlt~anclally Is molltary marchong bands, lha hoor points to deel)ef aspects to be I~ If we are to demand quality, strength, and integrrty of all Which mlffOts our dreams ano. ultimately, OUf realities AUGUST 14-2G THRUWAY EXITS 5&67- HAteURG. N.Y• . .LE LONG JAMES E. ~TES MIDWAY HUNDREDS OF FREE ATTRAcnONS TOMMY DORSEY ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED 8Y 8UOOY MORROW - C DOME- ~ 14 t11ru 11 - 710 11 Pfll1 FRE£ DANNY DAVIS & The NASHVIL1..E MUSIC DOME - ~ 1t 111N 23 - BRASS I. 7 10 11 Pfll1 FREE 3 GIANT PARADES • FUNFAIRONADE - sa~ 15 • VETERAN'S - SIA ~ 18 • RR£MENS -sa ~-22 NOW APPEARING! 1 I FOREVER II AMBER! I I I (Playboy Centerfold) MATINEE: 12:30 dally except Sunday Continuous from 5:30pm-dally 1111 closing. Continuous from 2 - 10 pm on Sunday $1.00 OFF ADMISSION WITH THIS AD &. UB I.D. I I I I I II GOOD TIME CHARLIE' S I I I I 1 BURLESQUE THEATER : II 8 II ;;~~ NI~C:A~A·~~~~SN~L~';;. • ~ •••••••. 693·3254.••••••.1 - ·· 22Juty .... . The a.-•...,-....... ...... 7 �J ohn Cala Honi Soft (A&M) n.ls IS the latest otfe<lng from the ettogmatoc Welshman Who initially came to the-United States In 1963 to stody c:lasslcal viola and pro~ to become a foundu>g membet, along with Lou Reed, of the Velvet Undl!fg<ound. The cryptic language of Honl Soir-juxtaposnlons of magoots. pOm queens, fighter pilotl. and the like- lathe aural equivalent of a Dall eanvaa. Although the Isolated Images may confound, one experiences the underlying sense o l the II· ue traCk's karmoe "honl aolt qui mal y pense" chant which translates Into ··~t to hom whb I!VII thinl<s." SEVf1l DATS A wmJ1 - B ...__ ...........................,.. . . ...... - · .............. ..• - W e - food tiU 3:00 arn o- JA.tr a , .. ,• • ._.... H.tO..• Ct-• Ui, 3178 BAlL£f AVE. 8J6.8!IOS ~ ,_ The Brains Electronic Eden (Mercury) Uke last year'~ cnttcally acctalmed debut, E./ectronfc Eden Is the Brains' antidote tor the muscle lltrophy aflllctlng much of the so-called "new " rock. For instance, the Instrumental " Ambush" -guilarlsl Rick Pllee's follow-up to " Treason" f rom the Initial LP-featuoea the same lhunclerous tom-toms and wall-of· dlatonion guitar that mada the Who's t"The Ox" suc11 a l rlghteni"!! stampede. On " No ea1s Tonight" vocalist Tom Gray's synthesizer and Charles Wolff's hyper-volume drums w ork In tandem to launch the rhythmic accents Into the Inner ear•.• like a fleet of cruise missiles. Ptoducer Steve Ullywhlte once a.galn uses his hefty bag of electronic tricks to melntaln .foe Walsh There Goes The Netghbothood G?.nt!u~g~! 17 161842-1292 THE [HQMEoF NEW WAVE MODERN MEN Wed..July22 Fri. July :M ~ ~~ Coffee Scare & New Toys Set lor summer aorcerY1 PassiOnate go see Medea, Euripides' putslngs? tlrnelees ll8gedy about a fO<eign enchantr8SS and her not~ fLd husband, Jason. Adapted and di!Kiad byQ- Porter. the drama will ba lf)OW!d from fts oflglnal Greel< setting to ancient "Egypt, wit h the language allglltly updated.. Per10tnlaiiCes start tonight at 8 and run through July 28 at Mount St. Joseph Academy. n- TO BE ANNOUNCED Tllllrs. J lilY lO the dynamic tension (as he 1\as done (O< such Cllentt IS U2, UIIIIVOX, XTC, Peter Gab<lel, Sector 27, and lhe Psychedelic Fursj. ' Llliywhlte's ett entlon to delali-the halting w ind-dOWn•In "Little Gtn Gone," the backwards drum lick thet propels " Eyes ottce" (a duplicate ol the figure on "Intruder" lrom Gebrfel' s Ullywhlte-ptoducl!d LP). the explosion triggered by Wolff's atom-toms at the end of "Ona o t Million" - never lropedes the muSic's linear thruat The slight echo employed throughout unoeraeO<es the bleakness of Gray's mornlng·.atter·th•a pocalypM ~ocals. Aa the onoe-bltten apple on the cover and the title Imply. Atlanta's Brafna emerge from the techno-pOp paradise with their souls lnt~t. - tJawrJ A Comstock Howover In the si nk or swim eta of economies w e've entered, you can safety pass thlt effort. Interested In $0<11&thlng 1 1 danceabla fnd listenable instud? Meat David Lindley Wil/l solo LP number stx, Joe Walsh takes Shon Long hair. Jack Nicholson-type r~ time off f rom corporate quties to unleash his Hit hddte, guitar, tap-steel and numerous other pent·UP eyntc:lsm and " gaw6-l'm-drunk" humor lnstrumeott have graced albums by Jacl<son Joe's tiM!me: "Hey, don't you know It's • waate Btowne. James Taylor, Linda Ronsladl ad of the dayfCaught up In endless aolutlonsllhet Infinitum. have no meaning . . . .. Combining aome M exican Influence with Walsh-fully enjoying his anlstlc Caribbean rhythms and a generous pinch of freedom- has a series of hallucinatory dreems. blues, Etllayo-JC It Immedia tely acceuoble begfMing with an assortment of pigs, sheep, while atilt managing to aouncl doHerent tt>an the cows, and various other farm animals turning usual tadoo fodder. Oldies like " Bye Bye Love" their boring bam Into a rural Continental club, and"TWist and ShOUt" receive a fresh breath o f complete With live "lUSic, drunks, an</ general lila while dltplaylng Undley's high, expressi ve w ing-dingy-ness. Followlng In rapid succession vole.. Another old number, Huey " Piano" are a nightmare of jet-set lite ("·G ourmet Smith'S " Tu-ber-cu Lucas and the Sinus Blues" restaurant, best In townfdon'l know whal you (the raunchier p<edecasor to "Rockin' ate.'1 and a vision of Enquirer Pneumonia and the Boogle-Woogle Blues') ia steazt!lgossi~First Amendment b luas. another highlight. • But, seriously lotks, pseudo-Eagle Walsh's To keep your attention, Ungtey sings the title record is catchy, w l uy, and worthy of a listen. tune In Spanish and anothe< eong In French. On the other hand, (Walsh's drummer) Joe Thlt It an International album. VItale's Plsntatfon Harbor is none of the above. Someone named Bob (Frill) Fuller Strings and horns. plus Bill Szymczyk's contributes threa greal cuts about women production make things slicker than a stoned taking_o ft men's Romeos and people on• fourth greased pig. Vacuous lyrics don't help mailers normlfl height. But the knoekou·t punch begins eiltler. • w llh driving drums and Undley's burning guitar; Vi tale's ballads score points anyway, " Mercury Blues" explodes off the turntable and especially the bluesy " Never Gonna Leave You provides optimum contrast for the more subllli) Atone," the sorrowful pining of "Laugh-Laugh," songs surroundlnll...fl. and a reggae flavored tune featuring M arilyn An Impressive dl!but I rom a very talented " Mini" M arlin trading I)Owerrut vocals w flh person. E.l Rayo-JC ,, hot fun lor summertime. Vitale. - Bob Schooley (Asylum) Joe VItale Plantation Harbor (Asylum) bnid Undley Et Rayo-X ( Asylum) Thurs. July 2J But you need not entengte yourself In the omegas. because the music kicks It ooL "Flgllter Polot," fO< ontttnee. parlays guitiiiiSI Sturgis Nokldes' fury·8-!e-Hendrl• and the Bomberettes baekg<ound vocals Into a muterpteC:e of tonn and function. While the romantiC lleybollld tonallues of " Rivertlank" bella SUCh pOtent text as ··ukl foul"-1/11>80111& openhean surge<y creatU<8S cra....tong back onsioe of you." And ·Honl Soil" moves from C..te's IIO<seltaor·ralslng 'tiOia bOwing 1n1o a raWboneq. dance groove that shOUld be a staple on every rOlik dlsoo Lat's just say you won't be unmoved. -Oavrd-A.'O>frtsrocl< I on always besL Ptoot: atop by the located In the~~ or Beck Hall on the Straet campus to see some super mlnlatura anwott<. Running through July 28. tbe show features Peggy Aular's " BarM and BamyarOt, ~ with some scaled-doWn • raptoduetlons of the real rustle W.lng. Don) miss the marvelous " Little Big Hom" c11e$f set by Fran Zimmarinan, whoM " Railroad Construction and Wood Carv!nga" c:onstotute the MCXind hall of this line dleplay. PlauSilloeR...Ir 47 K.....re Ave. SHOll aiPAIUD • SHOESDYID i\IIXJ:D DJUNKS 2 Hm TilE PIUCJ: OF I TILL f\IIDNIGHT QUAL11Y PAPERBACKS A fine Mlecdon ol poetry, plllotophy, fiction, pllototr.,tty. polities. sdtnc:~ fkdon. DRAFT 50¢ · SCREWS AND MARYS 5C ~. ,... ~ -~ arcls, Buffllo f ·SI*b )144 MAIN mEET (Nat lo CcH;) _ _ __ _ __ . L---~--:---'117-ISS4 ••, 0 ,,. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o • o o o t o to o o o o I o • o 0 t ; o ,._, • o -t f o • ""'* • ~ 0 0 0 • llty ........... ~--·a.-,­ " - 47Ken..,..Ave. At UalvenltJ Plar.a lll...w41 �El Salvador paper causes doubt By PAUL LAUB Sp«'trum Sltl/f Rtporl<r S~ its rdeak Jut f<tlnwy, I Scat< D<par1m<nl "'""' ~pet "" El Salvador tntitled, "CommuniS! lrnm«""" ••· El Salvador" bas qucotionocl. ~ Jltapn Adtnioistnllion'1 lint major forrip po6<y 111nd, lb< ..... - documtnl atl-ed IO pot4l OUI "inc:odiJO>trtiblt" ..-ldmtt of a ••uodl..coorcfinated, CO\ crt t«ort" by 11>< So>id Umoo. C1>ba, and tiKir aJlia 10 aid Sah adora!l guer:riD.as iD 0\·Mhro•iftl tbt current rulins JUnta in £J Salvador. • ~ rq>Or1 iJ <Yrrcnlly btin& Ulod by tb< State~~~ julllfiCation foe incrtuod American mDbary ai4 10 C!O>!obal tb< vowir11 insurstn<f in EJ Salvador. a situation •hioh "has btt!l prO&rash-d$ transformed into • lQlbook cue or indlrea armed - aslon by Communi>1 po•'trl," accordlna 1o lh< "'""' Jl'lpc:r. documtnll. In an ln1n-...;ew with Willi Sl,.,..l kJur>tDI rq>Orler Jon11ban Kwi1ny, Clmmtn openly admllled lhll paris or lhe *hilt paper ~crt pot,Sibl)' "mbkadina" and "o•trtmbclb>htd" and cona<lccl "millaka" and "IIU<I'in&" by tb< Anwncan offiC>al• "11o lnttr)Xated and anal)7ed 1hc do<Ym•"'"· K•nny, In hi< Junt I artidc, noted. "wvcral or lh< moR unpon&nl docummls, k ·, obVIOUS, .... alltlbuled 10 ,.....-il.l •ho didn't write tb<m ••• much tnformetion tn lht wt\nt paprr ca.n•t bt found "'Cht- documtnu 11 all." Glawnan al>n >crifJ<d earlier obt<rvai>OIIl by Dinltl and otbtn tbal I he dOC\! men" provided no <>id<ncc supponlna the ..bitt papct'> cWm thll 200 IOOS of annsltad already~~~ co•<nly d<ll•tred 10 Salvadonon ,u...-UI.Is and thll another 800 ton> ,..., promll<d . Analysis w bam. hiJ< lb< dOCU~WJ>l claim., lS ooc of iu ~r condusiol'ls, thl1 lb< "orpniutiop llJid ddi•cry" or 'I.D ••o\~bdmina mass or arms . . . are in Ill< bands of Communisl<antroll<d Ml"C!tU." anal)'>i> of 11>< supportlna documml• S>Y "-<<f..- Jib• Stmce rq>Oncr John Dmatl mo..-. lbal m one iadividual documtDI entitled "Trip 10 the SociafiSl Countries. AJia and Afrin." H andal, "ho allqcdi) made tb< jour~. met •idl failure afier maldna thr~ major rcqu<'!a> for .,.,.. sbipmmu from 11>< Snvid Union. In IM same document. th< author latntnlcd lh< ~and "lacl: or decilioo'' of tbc So'"lds in rrocurina and transpnr1ioa arms to Salv•doran insurtcnu. Actually, tb< only d<linh• t.Wnplc of Snvi<l aid in 1he 19 docum<nll ""' an airplane dckct from Mosc::ow 10 Vift.nam for one pa-.nn, pr..umably Handal. Abo proved dubious wu the one ><nl<n«ln 1he Spanish or[Jinal document dropped from lh< Slalt J)q)anmen1's Enallsh tnuulallon. Tht -5ent(ntt fuage:sts that the document'$ ti'P~Iina author wll a Cub.an ratht:r thin a Salvadoc an rebel. Other analystS, portioularly Jame$ Petras of T'hf' Nutiotr, have cri1i<iud tbt cont<JII in ~ich IM "-bite papu is wriuen. Pftru not.. tbat •hat 11>< rcpon '- acknowl<daa tbat Sal~ history is cbaracteri:ad by "reptaslon. widaprtad po•·aty, and <On<:mtratioa or wtal1h and po .... in tbe h~f. rrw r....rn..," It faib draw 1Kt • locicoJ ccndU>ion tb<>c ...... conditions asc y rapnnJiblt for tb< &fO'A'lh or~k<Od. tbc while paper dcs:riba tb< colinic:t in El Sal_. Jqcly a. an Eut-Wcst c:oofbc:t-tb< atl<mpc by Snvid Union-kad intttnatiooal communmn to sub>tn tb< pro-Am<ric:an (W<Stem) rutin& junto. Tb< <ll'hil< paper's .;.,.. is not <>m rllared by tbe Sa!Yadoran IO•'<mm<nl. El Salvldor's ~ Minilltr F'Jdd O..vu Mcna staled on a r«eru Wuhin&ton tnp tbot imemal50Cio«::RRmic and politi<aJ facton are tbt primary eau~ or htJ country•s strirc. The most scathln.a ind.icunnn, ho\\'tYft, COOle$ front Stale Depart...,., ofOc:ial Jon D. Giawnan, who wu primarily responsible fOr 1he Adminislration's analysll of tbe 19 inr:rea.td mDilary aid 10 Ill< " - Sal~ IO•'ttllmelll, remains IPWlS-ed. Al>n, 1he suspocious ar-cumstanca- under w1Uch Clanman obtained tb< cal)lured documeniS fi'O<tl Ihe Sahadoran Nllional Po&. ltavt Y<1 10 b< QpiOil>td. Oo< I t <plic of tbt docun'ICIIl•. former Ambassadoc to El Sal>-ador ltobcn White lold Kwilny 11ta1 ht still doubts for&ft)' bccaUIC ''tbc only thioa thai nn made me tbillk tbar tbeot doNme:Dll "'U'f l('tluinc •u thlt tbey proved 10 link." D<spue 11>< rllarp crili<ivn or •~>< paper, the Adminiilration defends n. c:aULD& it "an .......-... and boocSI dacription" or 11>< "rlc>tlnpontnl of onmmunisl wppon for 11>< Sa1•11rloran insurtu>C)'." •ru•• Due out soon is a stCOnd .. hitcpaper based on 11>< 61 01 mort rcmalninJ, unrd~bed capturtd docum..... Conltnl$ or tb< >CCOnd white paper ltaked to the JX<SS or silled in $p<Ocbe> by govcrnmc:nl omcials aUrae: that But, much skrpolieism has eomt' from cloiC analysi• or the 19 "cal)lurod doc:umtnll'' - JXtsumably JX<portd for or by Salvadoran Communlll Pmy luda Shafik Handd-whidl ...,, as the ,.hhc Jl'lper'• •hioh - · used 10 jUstify ~ r<li<f fund> rail<d by US eharilia-pll!tieul.lrly tilt W hh rc·eard co auribucina to Salvadoran ecumenical rclid Handa I lht documtnl abnul th< arlp to soewi>1 coumrl<>. CI&Mman admlued, ..,.~ cornplttdy ocrt,.·td il up" and •~U<IItd thai 1he documcnl's real IUthor was probably Cuban. In a H'4Sirtt•ltOtt Aut Dory publuhcd I daY aficr 1("11n)''S •ory, r<pon<r .Robtn Ka•><r J)fOStSm(ASESAH ), Catholic Reli<f Services, Oxfam-Amcrlca, and 1hc World Counc:il of Cburdlts-..are subjea t.o dh·usion ro tht CommuniSt war tffon-" rtvca.Scd th.at olher u:nre&eaJed do<Ymcnts rcpc:alcdly dc>cribtd tb< aumdlas as bcina short of ....pnos. lft\.ln& 10 buy .....pnru and adYO<alina lh< <01\Mruction of home-made:"~'- Kinin) tot1tluded, "A dose rcadlna of tb< •bite papa mdic:81tO, 1nst<Od, lbu au auchors ptobabl) •nc makina a dettnO•ntd effort to cre~~tt • 'sril•na· do..""Umt~n, no maucr ho• sl•m 1hc ba<klfnunrl malmal." GcboinaK,.11ny'• conchwon wu a bta•ily censored artidc appc:arina In Tllr N~tiolt by aC IA qtnt Ralph MtGcb~ .(McG<h~'s r<qu1red wbmi>sion of hi• an.clt 10 11>< CI.A for .,.-.. publicalion review IUUhed in 1ht etnsorina. A la..-.uu hl> btt!l filed by the author prot<SI.IOJ 1ht ddc:tion• u unraJOnlblc prior rts~rainl .) McG<h~. a 25 yur CIA vcrcran t lt<S uampl<> of t/1e Aacncy's coven lntnvtnlion in the aovemmtnu or lndoncs.1a and Chile 10 lllustnol< how il will a<ncrllt <VIdeo~ and fabric11e doC'umeniJ to •uppon Uniced Sell<> fordjln policy objcc:tivts. Glassman, thou&Jl, lnsiru ahat 1ht CIA dtni<S 1h11 II fabriuacd th< dO<Ym<nll. Ho,.cvcr, M<Och~'s ednc<rn thai the CIA may Ita>'< been behind lh< . rq>ortins oft,... unsuccessful, 1f II all e>ea~trina. aucrriJJ.I raids inlo El ~\'Idol from Nicata&ua, ..,-ROOTIE'S -" I ._VA Dins~ I I I I I I Try Wendy's AII-You-Can-Eac I. I w1Ut tM pt~tCINM o4 e ~ I wnH!"'S,COUI bpirel Dec. 31, '81 I VALID ANYTIME I II ROOTIE'S 1 JIS SIIIJI ~ I p_, ' - , DOf Of r , __f t688-otW.-- lo AJtflfHIROfl H•)' 1_r._r~lnd Garden Ft-e.tl SALAD BAR Buffet Only sp AvaUable. at All Wendp•• In Erie and Niagara Countlee �FEMAL£ llOOMMAtE Wltlted to rwo bedroom ..,ertm.nt WD/ M,C . $tml-furnlth•d. wllil.,.,-/tkwf'. 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Tho- -T-- Contat la o - lot 1unc:n. c.mpus. 1 1 : . - tl>e ,_lng 5ounda: · - - b y l l l o - s...-. Ou&rtet "'"" a _,.. ltorn 111o - • n o l)foducllon of Sl>al<.....,.·o T-lth Pftgh~ I 1:30 a.m 10 ~~ p m.. F - s Plaza "' front of c.-. 30 ra-Col- day rosldonllal aetting lot thC>M suffering Irom ak:ohot obuM. Tlvougllo unique anangemenl trilh CAC J011 eon help 1 ' - men a W<Oion wflh ""'""'' NC<MUonol octWftiots to aiSisl '""'wing - I J. For more tlllormatlon call Pfoncy a1 831-3521 (8:3Ge:30 a.m~ or Nlclt Aluo at 882~ (SLm.::'p.m.). IDOVia, arts & lectures bas- Hot~ """*-I c:am&>us. Tho-·~ - l u • t an allium ol mu•lc by Eubio 8tal<e. IIIGI>ty' ptoiMd by the..,...,....., plonloVcompoar. w-~. July 22. UUAI rebitna trilfl on outolde Openlo4lk!! S..IU beginning 1omonow. Ju.ly 23 from M p.m, In S(lulra Fountain orao with M.C. Paul O'Brian. Slgr>Up .-o ovollal>l• ol 5:30. SA Wid UUAI . , . _ , SulftiiMrfool on Friday, July 2 4 lrom 12-6 p.m. at Bait~ PolnL Pl'oviO(flo the music will be Eleci<C~-man, The En.,..las, and Cl>eOkl. Food and brlorog.. avollol>la.- 31$1.00, - F- lec1uro - "1lla HuftiOntat and .. aiM TEA,HIER WILL. TUTOR foUI9f'l t.t\idenh In Envtllh. 1450 per lfttOI'I. a:u em .u.,. .tzoo prn ~1'19• m•1a., 01" 01Piet" Qr.O.It en ~ z a: c> u< oC c.t• Gll6a. FJlEE 1C.ITTEH:5-AJI ~ cotort. .tnt.. AU..,...._ It worth il. C.U Wid . from U.B.) CALCULUS I. AI..GE8AA e-~ --ory. . • • • 11/11-c-tcr ~~ PERSONAl ,_,.,. c-.,ay Para ebute Ce:atu Otct"''b•''' _..,.. AOVEilTISI NG SALES peopte (7, , . . . . . The: ~ ttOUlEMATE WAH1 EO lf'f'VIot trH ..... ..,iniMI!It end COM1MMI M ... Ql,lri4tt~~....,.,.,..,.lmin..,..IL teu . ~CDI'N9'!~....,........._ MS4:t .-v...et* Soetlif t r-t¥'1~ IIJS/mO. 5M WetM .. )5.S Sq!A~ ...u. /lll«t F'r1 10-f. (a e roaa WyoaDIDs norM. ,.._ rtt m'f f\im HiOW"• MM Vhtt tn &..on FEM AL E roomm•te ne..Otd ro awn#lft'• Ttvet bHIJOOtn ..,.,ment. U l nterntN Clll .Jun afte-r 11•m. WANNAMAt<E LOl'SA brHdl . . toW awn ..... ,.._..... ~ yOW own ,I!MALI! NONIMOKEit Wanted c.IOW hOun.. C..O Q.i--&t. to MSC '117'0/month. Ho 1)1!1 c.au Rest aurant and 457-9680 or 492-2514 MdmuehtUtt lfate. ~ty~t. IJ)·36 rvatt..,..Mr t. Taco J CAU.NOWFOR RESERVATIONS 1tft1:1on0 S4v1r• H•ll ~• • 51Udenf. F« one room 'n thrH bedroom ncMIIt Ott Wlntpe.r. VtfY C''OM fo c•mpus.. s nOt ~u. A.vv t ttvv May .1l tiOUSE FOil A ENT 4 S ~rOOfl"' ttMnatl'loM. Ht¥ ue G 71Mi1 after 4 ...,_,,tint fto\td, I..IWt .T.... &.luoapd in llw--clo,.. CL.l r..- DoloMll c;.....J C~~~~mpMIOII'IM• MALE GltAD STUDENT non smoker WOMK all lfiet ' ~00 pm, 131~ 1%)-'.. " AIULY FURNISHED t bedrOOM on I'Otr'Ht Avt. 4 mil~ from Main St. • P•c·M• n • s. 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The Makes ernbat~ the bi& names in racine ind11$1ry with PO<lcllc. Lancia, BMW, and Lola, all racina ror points to•ards the championship. AI the OUtsn or lhe race Lancia led Porsche by two and one·half points with BMW five orr lhe pace. When the competition started Lancia's MOMO Penthouse and l ntcrscopc Porsche Turbos huaaed to lhc pole positions with Lancia arabbina an early lead. After ape hour or racina lhe Penthouse had to make a pit stop because or mccltanlcal difficulties, leavina lntencopc in command. However wilh ••·o houn ldl , Porsche's hopes failed •.-!th their en&i""· When the vehidcs passed lbe checkered Lancia held botb lim and second places ensurina enoU&h painl5 ror a viaOJ¥ In their division. Racing to the Budweiser SCCA Can Am crown was AI Holbert in lbe CRC Chemicals Special, 14 second$ ahead or Danny Sullivan. who was driving a Lola T·S30 in Ibis SS lap, 300 kilometers ract hcld Saturday "'ith 2S cars n-.. smcs compe~ing. 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" - NorWowa Plua) 1 1 I ~----------- -----------------------------------------~ ~ �sports; wednesday It's recruiting time again for soccer BuiJs' Esposito II)' J. ANDREW MADDIGAN Span• &J,tor W ibal does ot Ilk< 10 hart a "bl~-dt1p" btah ocbool _ , player oo UB? .;f lho1or.. mabl< Nwnerous c:oacbiaa q>nla<U from out Esposito to oonal do• rutalers b1c~ F...,..,m.., ~rndmc hopeful Do"* Boler, u All-No-. YO<'k C•y perfonoa 01 the tf',.JI School of M usic Uld An last SCtiOIL ~ of tlds )Ut's "dnfl<a" from OUI of th< lrQ-Mooroc Communily ~ transfer Gory Pa.<>M-•1lS rcferr<d 10 E<pooito by his btah school COKb lM Musardla of Speooorpon. This iso '1 thc litSl lime Ihot ManSIIdla has II'~ Esposito a tip abolll a p>Od pia)~. Lasl y.ar's BuDs squad fca~umllhr~ Spcn.~ c><oducts. Oano"Ood (now a udalt-clC*h), midfldda lule DiMoqio, and ulili1y fOfO>-ud Mark Bro"•· Promises or a fm: educaiiOII. bonwes til<c an.. opoztm<t~U. or _ , Wdl, lb.ol could do lt-4>111 as BuDs..,.... COIICh Sal Esposito admhs, tlois Uooh>crsoty dOC$ not 1\a.., tbat 1ype of lure to offer. Bill il ....U ooon ha\'C a oew llahted fodd on • brand oew compus. And althou&h UB does not va•t athlctlc: JchoW1blps, opplic:onu ate ai•cn the same need· wh<n Esposito clocm't oob. player OUt or h,.JI rmanciol ossiaance as they would ~.... a private school. II< malo:~ it c"'-t 1hat the prospcc1 WlU be • ·doomed itulitullon-with a much lo•~ pri« taa. Auendlna UB could ofim be a f81 wiser dlola: forth< prO.I)t(IIO\'e playor of II< d<cid~ to tronsftt later. K<V1n Orriner. "ho ~to 1hu -.t...tina a hill\·prked privalc school on a partial is '<IY hiah on. ts )WI such a case. A Willl""""ille North product, Orrincr elected to aoocnd Colptc Uni•·rrsity. Only .ebolorship. fthts pt.SI season did the Knior aoaJtendcr cbost 10 lr.nsrH. These, alona with UB'• hl&h academic 1tondards, some or the assas £5-POsiao poiniJ out v.htn atltmpCina to "I '""~ him ploy-and this kid is &ood, ·• Esposito entice poocntial Sian to a utt~d UB. "I make 1hls place look bubbled. This year's Bulls team '4ill havt' the scr"icc:s of a n•tivc as aood u I con withoul lyons 10 a kid," noted ohc •'<~cran Italian player. Joe Lamanna, a ddenscman, euc-ndcd ua coach . lu ynr in an effort to sharpen his En,lish. Only ohis )tal did Esposilo. whose parents were born but a few miln wilb nnt year soudall-<>oath Dave Garwood. and JV mtntor Norman Baker, E.pt»ilo 1ric> 10 ,., a look at as from Lamanna~s home in Catanzaro, Italy, talk the bil many qualitY pi~ In 1he area u pos<ibl<. " lo's difrocull fullbacl inco sharpening his wccrt ~kills as v."C"U. 10 get tO many Of tile pm<S (durinalhC ftll}-bt\.'aUS< OUr .....,. connia," ~~< 'noted. TllrCMOII\ ""ord or mou1h" T ht l981 cropofreenoiuindudcsl"oAII·WeSiorn Nrw Yor~ pl•ycrs-f~mm forward< Ben Barros of Orchard from players and coachina contiiCI$ ohroughoul tht area. and la.kini in as many wmmcr koaue ~~as possible, Pout ("too 1he """""feels may be able: 10 "~ rolbo on and the Bulls. coch maintajns that be and hi! surr hJ\'C a conorlbuoe on 1he •anity squad) ond Ptoer Schaub or S"~l Home (oil< b<oth<r of ohc BuDs Herb Schaub, aD All-SUNY "c><etty IO()d idea" or "ho oh< quahly playm arc btt"~ Alhltoic Confer<OCC: fuUb:Kllasl year). Roch<:!ler and WeMcrn N<ow Yotk. Even AJon, £,..., • otholll th< tcoon:s or 11$1 Yea~'• ploendJna tand<tn-Mark Cd<tle, •ho &rad\Qied aft<f a brillianc UB carm. and Ray Edtm, "bo b<ol<e a lea pla)'inc oocca o•a th< ....,_, (ond ...u. mt>1l hkdy, mus thc cadre WIU """"a full msc:mbl< oo chc>oK friiiiL .. we'D ho~ a.cdlcnt clrptb 111 JOOI." aia ~o . ASide from Bol.or, Gmll<f, and P0\0110 (who •~ a JuniOr Collqe AII·Amcro<an), Knia O'Donobue. o freshmaD fr0<11 Sl Anlbony'• Ho&h School in EoSl Nonhpon wiD II< •)'In& for a posltioa. Oilier orwufors 10 otus year'• >QUad ondudt fullbocl. Mll<r MOOM) and hollbac:b Aldo Ball<rao and Ed Ocatik. Ballcnn and Mooney ,.. on Ihe soddlnes last , ...... hovina 10 wall o )r&r befou being di&iblc to compete--but Omlilc:, from Momsvollc: Cornmunhy Collqc, Aepptd rilltt on and play tho> ><a>on. ......,.-us OM"'Od lhll Espo>ito hopes 10 nu before'"" stan or Ihe ..aoon wu formed by Ihe loss or sophomore scorina """ Mike O)of&l<•·ski, "ho oronsrttred. The Wes1 Seneca nathc cornb1n~ with junlor roN'Vd Chris Simon on tbt •n~iOr 10 ahc thr Oull.s one or thr most potrnt inside «o11na 1hoeau io 1h~ SUNYAC W<storn Di>ision last year. "I don'l know 11111 h (Ojor&•eHli's abstnee) will hurt us," commenled !l<posloo, "bul "e'll miss hom ." E>posito hopes to ha•e hos troops orpnizcd by the ><ason oprncr (S.:I)4ornbtt 9, vs. Niagara a1 Rotory Field), bu1 lhat ltik "on'1 be casy. 1M coach will only ato...,. "tek of practoce In before the -..on's start. "We have o J00C1 nud~us." assn~ Esposi1o. "il's ju>1 • mona of punina thongs i<>&toher." Thouato he would •cry much tile 10 imptO\t on lasl staSOR'I ~t record, Esposito admiu- lhao "our ~'""" alm (rilhl OO*} os oo "'n 1he Wdlorn 0.\litOft H can without lying to a kid ,., Bulls name Mickler hockey coach be UB Athletic Department has OAX>intod Jolul Mickl<r or Buffalo in1crim COKb or th< hockey Bulls for 00< )Ut lo reolace Ed Wrill!t. Wrisht, ~ «quested 0 OM Year sabbolic8J 10 funb<r bil ed.....X..O. os.sm_5d be look lloc P<~ u for as posable dwing his tmUrt and ..as lootill& for oth<r ~IIDilics. Althouch rdinod of his coachiQI duties, U.e II yeor .-11 ...01 ooatinue as a m<l!)bcr or 111< UB faaolly in th< D<$>artmmt of R«:rearloo, Alhklia and Rdated lnstno<lion. Aller bcin& astOCiloted wilh lllllleur hockey alloc midget levd in Wts~om New York for <Woe years. th< lO y.ar old Mickler insiSled be is rddy for 111< cllo1knaa or collqe CDtnpctition. "It has been a p i of mine for scwera1 yQrS 10 coach in collqc aDd I've •udled th< advanced soyle or lllllleur hockey," th< fanner owner of lbe N.Y. -I'cnn Jwlior Hookey lala~ Buffalo Blades aid. "I believe I'm reedy for 1bc ~." · Mickler t.rmp wklo Nm o ~ or hockey that favors the European T icleu of sharp, c r i J p - •hile utillzi111 ru sbtin& pla)us. Durin& Mocklc<'s yQrS in oma1eur hockey he bcalmc frictoch .,;111 Wrichl and produced four players fo.r th~ Bulls •ilh thrre Slill skalioo& for UB. 1M Km~ WeM cradualt rnulcd II< wa1ched a number of UB ~ but admbted he i s - rammar with all111< players. Akhou"' Direaor of Alhkdcs Ed Muoo insisled that the oppointm<DI is ror only one year and Wrichl wlllevenlual!Y rttum, maDy playcn Spea~laled Monclay that II< will not return 10 Ills bench dulles. Senior rorward Ptoe DombroWJki malnlalned, "I think COIICh (Wrigbl) ,.... lookin& to ~ 001 of hockey. He ~~ time 10 wcwk on h~ dep~. Wilh our new COIICh 1be lint ....on • ill probably be on lh~ I rial basts. 1r h• docsn'l do wdllhey'll bring ano<her man in." Whm aslted about Eailcrn Collqe Athdetic Conforcnct (ECAq Division II CO<Ilpctition- wb<rt 1hr Bulls comp<tt-th<o new coarb noted, "Ther~ is a vas1 dirfetmoe In 1hc trams. My goal is 1o build a JOOCI, r. . slcotina hotkey 1eam to CDtnPCI• wilh 0s""10 and Plattsbuoll\." (Th< nutPbcr one ond IWO leomt last y.-..). � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. 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Accordma •o SUtt Sci-.- ~.a .... 11w IIIUdMOrJ ,...,_, • '"' C4aatil -ben .. reodltd Ill OecB>btr or til<,.., tii<J 1..., 70 Mdlocul w11 11< 71 oa ,.., 12.. Dun.,. hil lui olta~un. Millomi, miRa-. ctwr-, acctprcd ,.,. rQIII\OOOft or ua Praidtm Rob<n L Ktllcr, and dltn ht eaaiiUihell lh< Pr.-..wl Satdl Mh.-y c-a.klc<, - " I l l -•lit .......,....,_, MiiiOIIzi lllliO-..I .... ....,...... ·~ .... Counc.l lllftWII ~~. .. "I W&DI 10 dt¥«< al of my.._ lo 11w dur.at~t job or rmc~~._ a ""' Iader rot ...., Uni..,..y" T1or orru or·~ S«T<tarylo Nnr York Slatt Oovornor Hup L. CMty is tQI'Otuiblt fot ootif)'Ul& Council olflaab ,....., tlltir ttmU hl•e """"'""'1<1>1 ~tel. "(SUNY CmtraJ and tht Co\trnon ofr'"J bocb m.Wtwn rteordt," AIIIAiftl 10 lh< Api>Oinunem Seaetary Cathy Linehan oonflrmed. "Thty (Cou,.,... memben) ...c •ell ••art ne_n thdr ltrtn nplrn-..t th.lt tirnt we H11d I I hank )'OU nott (or tht'lf contnbution5. '' or .. A CX!Ontina to U:M.ban. SUNY Ccncr11 b tt'\poni•blt -t Oo-·· fot 0011fyil)J lht callqt ptCSid<al •llal lht leta II ccmpklt UB Pmldmt K..t.. ...._dtd, ''Millotm noor,.., .,. • momh b<IO<e ht ._..s," Keitft - · .c1c1u1a dial hr "D<Wr uai...S 1 r.- Ahny," SllHV ~raJ Spot.,.._ MllilyQ Huber _......., '"" lh< otru .,...,,.... tht ,..,..._ dak Until a~ is foand , liht ed<led, aa ~" -f·~ ror l..>adwl....,.cd ho-.IMt lltcre • no ... _ o f 1..-. -n.ey- ..,..._to...-..,"* Ylll '"Tha 10 IIMaa-pcopk hove ocn...S 10 tf tht collqtprtAtloal-'l call•to- .., _.. Millocw dial ht .,.. of tilt IIIUda&ory ............. ~ " I a - ..... ,.,.. do ay lh< dMe," II<..,.,..,. ""-<, n • • ._,.....,. IO ay 10 Ill< n4 ol do<~ )'ftt.'' n.r nt\fl u . . - y s.,....btr. ond • apc<:~cd IIIII Carty will oppoiat MJiooui•, r-• a,... ..,.roracd eo.-a-. • • ,_....., """"' lim<. T1or ·--orr..,. ha olrtad)....,.,..., ....,..,~ ror tile pouuoe;of •hom ore tw-rtlllly....,.... oe 1~ c-.J. "BtaUK lh< ~ dotsn'l 11«<1 Smatt conr.......uon, ht (Catty) will "'llhhold .... dttt- ""'" II lw ,..,..,..,," Unthaa r..ulcd If an appointman 11 noc mack btfon Ill< Stprcrnhtr MiJionzj IDJi>D llw ht ,.;u 1101 fO on. "I M'f no ,lrrdal po511ion on tilt Coun<il." ht " II • r~tnt b not found llllllCJ!>alt th• they .. ~1 a•l lor JUidJltiC:t' from lh< SUNY Board of Trvll<t\ " mtttlna. W hilt .MIIIonzi's UJ.e11dcd tnm permus h'm to conuo1 Ofl<tOIJOnJ or tht Prt<ldmtiaJ Stan:!t Commilltt, ht lHE .,r..S 11111 a ...,. Councd O.airmu cooilil aubllllt d•rfttau procedur.. • Ill< fall. ''I IIUak lh< eo-ICOIIId do 8Q\IIIool,'' lot rqlllo.l. •-n.-uically, M .......W b< pooOibk 10 • IWW au.O.Iiaa." H - . oboerv<o bdlo¥< 1M ''• ...,..., b< too ..... to •IP'PI .., ~ oa Ill< Soard~ c.:-·~. Sc!lle.bcr .. _ ..... -tlad Ill< ....,. a...-,....... Miloui't ............ Ill< wr•aa• r.r- ot o - Milonb, carq .. 1m.., ........ Qwtoi¥. lf71 n.r Snrdl Ooinnuttft .... -rr..w ..........., s-m. ,..,...,..., a.,... .... .., was_.., u.._, c....,.·,a....-..,., -.oa. .. ..oup. ... • • tllr _..l<loctcd b7 Ill< COOIII<I .,......_u tk •eca ,.,.. procea. Compriac<l off-~- ol t1a< Coacl, 1 - ~, ~ O¥a - ._....._ . ro.. (11<1111) .............. r<prC'ICIIIIvc f.- Ill< Ooualor'o otra. lh< _ , . . , lla--•-U)'to...,....~fotllot u........y Ptooldcacy •hidl ril b< ........... Juoary 1. 1912 Uncltr tht SUI-oY bid or T - - · · - · tlor Counal maln a ,_....,.,10 111< btd f<w JP......... DtruJt IO 11.. Cllancrllot (Of Slalc W feOeraj lld.tt10n• ln1n1 rr..Crun r• plomcd I~M IMIOIIu dod 001 YIOiatt Slat< La• • b)' -•tlt\a hinudf 10 rht xa,\.h Commtll« .ntt hit lft"n\ had tc:pUy come 10 ID en~ .. ~ 0111)' quauon now ..., don the COI&DC.ll •-am hlnl 1\ a mnnbtr (of tht Star"h COMmJ.tt«)7" fr«dnun \11lcd ~ ·• bthf\-t ht u an narcmd) apru,.taut mm1btt ·• EORUM WBFO TO PUBLIC AFFAIRS? Talk causes anxiety .,. R-of lh<-l Thai u til< fNr o f - UB ofllaab, ........,. .,.... 111< Univt:nioy's dcdcioo to ........... """"" 1U I'O'blic racbo - · WBfO, 10 lilt OMuon or Public A(faon. JUtbo\tlh UDI....,.)' Praldtnt Rob<n L Kella amouJO<'td lui Faii-1Ji 111< mlda of bu orr'" ll<llod dcddtcl10 kftp IIIBP() undtt th< Edllcatioool c-m-.ao. C..a (ECC), """"""mr<aled lui wed< llw lh< rtoliQt " "' lani'OriiY and th< oooi>JO<I b apin b<ina dbcomcd. 1bt .-...! of 111< clelibcfllions filled IO 1-<ll<r'l ................. dtlln to ba~ WBfO 1111d<r Public AffotJn and clu:Ati>fldiOII by 00<11< •db tht ....tlo leadership pnwidtd b7 ECX:: Oim:lot Omlld Vet tbt mo..., is beina dtla)'Od fot leer that l'\lblic Atrain mlslu tum tlor - I n t o "" cxtmsion or ;,. public rdatlonlltam ...hlch b dcsicned to extol tht vinutl or lht institution and I'OtlriY • positlw im• of lilt Unlwnlcy to~he communky and Prolf>CCIM studtnu. A ---that o·0ra4y. ''I am ...., .,...._ obout the whok thlna : · VIol Pnoldttot roo Aaldcmic Affairs Robm RossbtrJ malnfalncd. '"-we I do not want WBFO to tum Into an 1t111 or the orn... or public ~nformauon." Rolibcfa is Clltmn1Y ......;. . tht and ..111 malt • r<COI!lmc:ndation 10 K<Utt op WBfO's COlt. "l'\lbllc Affairs mWu noc II< tht P<OP<r locus roo WBFO," ht ed<led. "sol 10-ah<old nllil CO< now." ~~lidded tltat he r«mlly dlsCIItocd lh< miller .oitb O'Grady and >latiOn Oc:neral ~ Rob<n SikOfltl. O'Grady otlmiu<d tlw ht .... unwn """ tff<a lht d\llJI&< m.,ht "'"" 011 WBfO's pr.,.,....,..m,, allho<tall ht COOO<CI«<tbat "I bavc DO idea wbot Publio Afraln lhiDks or tbt - - · Yoa ,.ould ho•t to IUk (Pubbe Afraift 0...CC0. Harry) Ja<boa lhlll." Nocil1a 111M 11 wu 100 earlY to Judtl< lbumpiauoou miiiU b<. O'Gracly 116drod. "Tht quaaion of l"'kY b suD unam-.bk at lhb timt. It will b< .., urwllh< arctuoly .-...tc:lws l>ands. .. Sitontl Aid b< II'U ""' worried aboon a _ . . slolfl, all1acKiab nw•• hove.......,...,. -td- '-·Mill)'·-.........,.. ••ion ~ b< bu tbt I •ould baw U. "" .,.._lltip ....,.do. hrtboa llmDncd <OIIUIICDI, _ . , . ......... _ . . , b< ...., ..,._... 10 say on)'tllina • d." ~ h< ll6clod 1M • - " ! b< ""'"'.......,. ror tla< a.llioa ''to II< IDOft c:loody ciod 10 Ill< 1&-ioul ..mets o( Ill< U.-.nicy." ICdlcr wroct O'Grady l u i . , _ , mfoneltll ha 111111 h< ""' comttmplaUotc ....,.;.. WBfO ow from under It• do<Dain aod tramlmin& lito Public ..vr..... O'Grady · - - · d<t..li._ _,. or lh< bm<ftU aud cl,....bacb or tilt,..,...,, aiiMuab ht rtfUM!CI 10 rdeaJt llbaanotpubbdy. How...,, O'Orady is rq>Ontdly OIJpootd to Ill< mo-.. Tht Oim:10t"1 lcodcrlihip..,.. und<t lin: from RolitbaJ, •ho tailed it ''lenooous a1 bc:Jt."' and labded his 81111ude OM ''or lad.Ja-(airc: .. LOwarcb the sration. ...,w RoosbftJ assrned •hot h< .. ~t• to Sft woro b< .,.,.. ~~~~ttl>i" in uslna Uttht<nity raourt<S anclthot O'Grady'• "btnnoltnt fatha" attitud• towards lh< station was not hdpr111 11 obUIIn n..Ccd-and 1\'ailll>-aJ.SI........ '' My~., thM Ihe Mitton diOtJid. tO. &rc;ncr e:lt~mt. renecc the- ed.ucattonal diYCJatt) Lht Unlvtnll)', •• ROVibtri conunrmtd. "To a lara• d<'lf« h dot~, but then ~~&aln it 11111 not.·· or WIIFOOIIco-O.W~ ..... ,., IWIIc Al'faq c-... . .. Ot4tl~f10Nq~..t O'Grady, - · noccd thM 111< lmpetu for I~ pou>blt "'"~ 11101 <eMacd ia cnUc:ism thM WBFO bu ""'-<! iu _......,... .. b< ,_,........ " Wt' .. wftcd draAically, M 11< ~. 10 .... a...t .... ..-or public affairs ~ " We're .... ctilia and mo« - ' " ' " 1ft poimcd to n<a11 member~...- and ina.....S isccncnllip a .-lu or lhil policy..,_ and DOted lh< lllftOW1I or lilt tilt a . - has rot.., as I rcsula. ~ raaor u. t11e _.11\a ~ .. roa~tt...., <tp<dally ..... WBfO will ht fot<td 10 itt ~n: HaD ..-« ..,....,._ thll year and Public: Affair> bas no roo<n • present 10 bow< tb<al, aeconhna 10 \1~ Pmicknt fot Facilili<£ PlaMiftl Jolla Neal. Prdlrnuwy piJrb tall fot WOFO 10 II<~ ltmi'Oranly •• Parktt Hollon th< Milo Slrm Campo.. ht :oddtd. . . "Tht allminUuativ< a.sp<r~ or • <hanc< bas nothma to do wtth foolrues," Ntlll uplaintd, "so h •0111d not .,...,..sanly spuk ap~n>l 1 possiolt rrorpoiutlon." But no mautt tht ou~ of Ill< turrtnt llllh, WBFO wiU hl>t a cha~ i.a ••ho il rtpOtU to on an adminl,.,..ti•• lC\'tl as ECC ~oilt b< dassi(...J under tilt ntwly<Teat<d-and ")t:l unrotlcd-Vkc Pmid<nt ,._II< for A.cadem;c Services. ECC rq>ons 10 R'!FIItrs ai po<S<ni. 'Yet th• more Is being delayed for fear that Public Affairs might turn the staUon Into an exterts/on of Its public relations team, which is designed to extol the virtues of the Institution and portray a posft;ye image of the Unlrerslty. • .' �.------in short.--___, -· I cmna>us Experimeatal S wamufest An~. Ill.._ of liodil11 a........,. . - ~t fOl tbt -n-to-bt dcrDolllihcd SQuire Hill FOIIJilaift orca, SWmtoerrost C..O_. IPII-tdoedulal for Jlfb ZA-..uJ be btld I& tbt Ambcr1a lload PoiDI. UUAB Dt. . . . Oirmot Loio Wold.,.. - l u t - ' :. "We will be IJ}'UI& 0111 tluo ~ .. bopt:s of r&odiQI a 1\DlO!>It J1Wt- SQW. Hal i1 dooCid *>•'8," obt ~ The~ Sired llUdml . . - . too,. 1 b e - or StiOdmt ~ (SA) ood UM..nity lJnloa Aclmlla Boord (UUAI}olponloral Feou, will be CODm'lalto a D<su1 school fldldy, mai.Jll& th<: Ulif of the Fowu101 orca for con«::U imPI*Iblc. Baird Point .... - · Waldman noted, bctaWit or •• <XI(hftl .,.,. and dcdrical ~.,...,. outlm. " It wall also be a chao« to <>:penm<nt With leltiftl up OUI the«," Waldman maoruainal. "We'U jwa bt" to,.,. if 11 wcxU." UUAB and SA....., liCbedulallulyll u a r&IA dl&c, p&tf<rnftl 10 fott10 boldJna tbc ....... uodoor1 u In prnloul yean, Waldmu added Wold...,. IIIIo -noodllYII r......, SA Vxt Pieadmt Dtlnna DmaU haa boea -ted by SA a. Fat Co0ldm1101 ror 1911 -1912. . . ? ~ Wllal t h e - d<~Mf..s nr ~·· auul ....... from tbc Aaoclale Collealal• "'-· 11oe lludCIII . . . . . _ tot more chalt k batpinal for. Mx:onliJta 10 a tbal fonnct fldnor--ln-Citld Elcfta c-vu had IPOt en 10 a WC<t belore. 7"' ~''"" had rccdwd lbe pmtiloout MI-Amcricarl tlllna wdh four out of ~'C IIUirb of ddllliC:lJo.. "" ......... tbt mailed ftlunll c:lllimt-d. INiead or Cl!llllnftl (our ....-U, T1w ~11<111 aabbod all fhc, ucl is DOW d &ood ,....,... 10 wia t1tt oowtal P - l c r awvcl, .,,..., co tbe lOP j• -....-or~...-thc-''TIIt ~Ills._. a loft& way," tbe Jllda< WTOk "Yoo ao b<J'<Wid t11e ~ 1a botll ~ _, 1a IDill<.....,, "bicb " "CfJ ...._,,rllive... Kettu cancels coop <h<r one miUion coUcs< •udrmo <0<11d be fJiad wnb th< dimtn.tllon or lfiOir lllllrlntt<d lludtnt ,....,. unless tbey can PI'O•t tlduol nt<d. Thil ila r..ult of Ptuidtnt Ronald R -n·o ~­ cuuana bullctt ..11ich po.ucd nono-ty tllrOIO&It both boola or • CoQ&r.... and awaiu- modaf- m conr""""" ,_...Ill« 1o eddJibo, lludalu • ill ~mot to pll) u in1Ua11oon fcc of d!W focar .. r- ....-<--dopaodiae "" ..tucta ......., of t1tt biD 10 ac:aptal b) lbc Ho..-Sal.llle COftf<rca-llh tbt funds JOiq to tbt Ftdtnl . . , _ . _ ~ noa1 1aa is lbc....,. or a......,.,_...""'- 111< ~ AclmtMtrattoo~ c1ra11 _, th<: Cooareooloul drall, with dirr...--. stW to be Kttird by tb< two boUJa wbldt h..e -oY<d daffcrtnl ll&lldardl. Tht S<Mte bill ...,..ld allow anyone wbose fomDy aminp ore Wider W,OOO to rccdve th< -...nee:, while tbe Hou!it dra.ll "'ould roquir<. a nt<d tell for all ioeomt aroupo. Familia camlnc o>tt Sll,OOO could uall reed-. IWistODC< at thty can &how IIC<d, accordi~~&to tbe Senate draf't Tht ~.....,. flllOII1-4tcid<d upoe_.,.,U no< arrea ln• ft ~W$1$ tnd will fMJil be' lll.lldf ~ff«ttW ¥:DliJ On- I . nm'C"f''l LE ES ••• BOOKS QUALrr¥PAPERBACKS A fme ~lion of j~Mry. philosophy, fiction, f'hotolr;aplly. poitics. ~nee fiCtion, hnlasy, fill lt!Mia. 1101~ c.rds, Buffalo T-Shiru JJ44 MAIN STIID to Co-op) ......... Pi t h ... . . . '*'-_.___..- ....becca..._......,......., OM~. . . . MMty-C.- -~ O.....Ciojt.oof.. _ ..... ~.-..­ -~~~· _ ...___ __ --8·--.Got"·---~ ~CKeck.i,......, -•zo..-u_M_ .. •-OtV--......,, ,.._ ......,.. mo~oey "-WWallYII FSA hu "no tWit" U> OI>Cf'&le a book>tOl<. Ualvoa..cy l'rtslcknl Roben L. Keuu rtf....S to authonu money tor • teau'bibt~ Study, dalpcid 10 ..-u.e the poulbibty tlx or o,.,...,. aroup runniaa a COOj)ctala>e 11ort, ..-dill& tO cbo of Public Allain. Kater, wbo ..-.. .....aablo r.. .-mau loa .. cet, ....t thai be ,.Mid Ji•e doe tOQUCIIal SIOO 10 the Facaay~ " - {FSA) if il iatmdcd 10 •udy . . , . _ - boot.Jaotn 01 other Uaiwenilict. Loan aid sliced __ ...... tt LMI&~ .... .. a..~ Parcel post swprbe FSA load -..d SIOO to ronn a oub-<:oaamiuoe to look 01 a mon eduaoonaD~-<ni11dal boobtort, aller lll>mC r....hy W>iced complaont> that tbc current otore, nm by lh< Cbx:oao-bued foUcu <Ori>Ofllion, was coo comm<tdll. Kcrtcr tttal SUNY TtU$1« auldtllnn and pa>l aar«nttn" •hll folia I for his dcdoion. FSA President OuttaYO RcyootO, wbo NtJ on tbc •ubcommulec. could ""' be ........., for ""'""''"'- .Htfrey A ThiMI~....,.. I 0.... A CooiOIOW,..,III- '--"""......,.. TOO)'G_II_ M<'IMO _ _ .,_ ... ~ :.~::.::.:.:.~ &ynooa:e. Loe A...... T"""M s~-. C:O.ttO•t• ....... , . &!NcmH~r r....,.,_loed M\iriONI ..ots """"" "b - n.. s..oeo ...O,.'Wiltenta ...._ --t~tc.o...--- ~~ ~'*' ........ '1111» nHl iunaf Sha ved o fficenl IU PArt or lh< NOY)''s "pnde and profaooooalunl" pfOiniD tlx Ptotqor~IS c>pc<tal Ibis - l t o - a ruk which prohtboiJ the WCIIIioa of bcardt by Neval ol11cen. The order would allow commandlna olfi«t1 10 roquin: all junlot otfiCtl'l to olutvc thdr beards and would ban haJry cbln1 on m.. lf'duatitl& from olllcn ,....,.lion councs, orr..... cand.W. ocbool 0< the Nrul Academy ., Annapolis. • ~ PoaJ1..,..., accotdlftl to the Dtqo wd that •be eo-beard ruk ,.;p. abo .... day arrea enLot..sa~a~ .. -.11 . u,._. s.. Pl an Sboe Repai r 47 K enmore Ave. SHOES REPAIRED • SHOES DYED DrJ 0..0184 • Lo-*Y .... . . _ . .palnAIMI 47 Kenmore Ave. At Universl ty Plan 836-404t Gift of Wings Skydiving Center Western New Yorks Most Experienced lnstructono & Jumpmasters. OPEN DAILY ·. Wednesday through Sunday FIRST JUMP COURSE · 10 am Affiliated U.S. Parachute Association Center .. Electronic Automatic Opening De~icc Uaed On All Student Jumping Skydi~ing Demonatratlon Jumps PARACHUTE SALES/RENTALS F.A.A. Certified Parachute Repair Loft FIRST JUMP COURSES • $65.00 lnclude• lralnifl(l, equlpm•nt & • lrcrafr feu STUDENT STATIC LINE· 115.00 lnclutle• equipment & •lrcrafl t••s FREEFAll JUMPS • 112.00 Includes equipment & • lrc,.ft fHs lfo• s.r.a., Lat JeJ SEVE1I DAYS A WEUJ! CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT OR GROUP DISCOUNT RATES 457 •9719 Public Always Welcome! ,.....,.._.___,..,.. .......... ,v....-..,..... FuUy LlceMed SleH ____ "'"---·- · ·--1 P..- 1 :J ..._ ............. - -· ·•- w.-foodtif13:00em 0 . ¥ • ....... - B . MJ:l • , . . . . . "-- .................... I(,..,,, ..... 0... 3178 BAILEY AVE. BJ6.B90S ~ ~ �PROGRAM SHORTENED Cutbacks hit Work Study By DAN IOWM All/ Ctlnv>14 £d11or The Federal Government, baVIlll appro•ed lu&her ioterest rates on loans and c~;tb8cb io federal pant Pf"Oif'&JtiS, h rnakina 11 e-m more dlfOcult for students to rinan.. tll~r coUqe education. lqinnrlllthe second week or ~ern~. there will be 100 fewer JtU~ts Cftlploytd in UB's Work Study PfOit&m than lUI )ut "'hen 1800 students he.ld jobs tllrou&boutthe University and in the community, accordina to Financial Ard Olrec:tot C1armcr Conner . The F<dc:ral Oo•t.rnmml slashed its Sl mUiion 1~1981 contribution to the Jli'OII'&m to $771,687 for the upcomlna year. Since the University Jencrally Jives 20 percent of the federal Did 10 Worlr. Study, US's allocation to tile procram wiU be rcdlliCcd from S200.000 to S U-4,337. This is the rirst year that Work Study's budget hu be(n cut, Cl\plained Work Study Coordinator Cheryl Klihbau&)>. In the pas&, rcquesu to rncreur the procram '• bud&<1 have always been lf&Dled, •he: uMI. Fll.nbcr cuts an not apcaed. Conner added. slnoe tho proaram remains a favorite of • Conveu-whicb appro•es of audmts working fOf tb.U ald. Wotk Study employs Rudmts in 175·250 Uruversity orrrecs and 70 orr<ampus businesses. The maximum award for worldn& two semesters IS S900, wbrth ~Won. Study had hoped 10 incnasclhis year, but was rebuked, lilsbbaup said. so. orrrce Lowcnna the maximum &nUU JO more students can wort wilr- be coruidcred because il would c:au.sc 'ioo maay problrms, tbe Olnclor $8ld. Employers mc:b as profes10n who need students for raearch Jli'OjCC:U, moo ,. put mon lime Into trainIn& students and expca them 10 "'orlr. tbc entire rune months. If the proaram's fWtdilll was increased, lhd studeou .. ou)d only be W<Wkin& about tbrec II'IODW which would 1:11~ profcuors to continuously re-trAin $1Udents, Klshbaugh .xplalned. In addition. the coordinllor noted, the Work Study orr'" IS praently .. orkin& at • rnaximum le\d and would not be able to handle the appro•imatdy 2000 students that would be employed 1f Wort Study wu eq>;uxied Employmmt Ill the proaram is ba.>cd on n«d and applyrn& on time, Conner dec!Jlred. not ina that ~cry 11 udtQt who applied on-.tlme durilll the Summer and ~ .,ere offered Jobs. The Work Study orrrce tradulooally awards mort than it Is alloted sm« some studc1:\U drop out of tilt procram once the: bc&iM. The SSO Work Study summer ltudconu are not af(~'ted by the c:atba.:ks. Kisbbau&b mainwned. •ddlna thai the same number of audcnu were m~plo)'td lut year. Dunna the first summa session "'hrth ran from May 18 to July I, the provam used money leO ovcr from lUI year to finance tile awards. The r«ond snsion runs from July I to AUIUJI U -c:r Employers should not be seriously affected by the loss of thetr audcnt employee~. KbhbauJh U'lnled. srnc• the reduction Is not too sncrc. No sinal• ..,..denllc dcpanmcnt wrll be bu.n <rnce th• cutbacU "ill be across the t.o.d. she e,piiJIICd, and a Rudmt's preference u the fir>! priority rn JOb pla~mmt . Kishbau&h does not txpc.'t depa.nments to hire patt·time emplo)ces to replace the student> sux:r IIley thcmsdva arc on rinanaal strao&hu , A finanaal aid altcrnau<e tO compensate for the cuts cannot yet be dttcrmined, accordin& to Kishbau&h. sin"" "we don't know whlll "<'II ha•e to ahc" d..., to uocenmnty o•cr Pres>dmt Rooa1d Rca&&n's tu<ullllll budan One probletn that hti houoncally piau~ Work Study u the four to ux week delay in obtaloina their first checks, Connor •aid, admiuina that tbt problem could be tohcd thrs year. The cbcds m\lS1 be proceutd throu&h tllru different ofriCCI before a student rs p&Jd for any work. With Ill• cooperation of Ill• Unrvel\ity admirUsuaJion, tile Work Study OfOet hopes t o aii<-Yiate thb Jli'Oblcm by September tlrro up the elimination of the n«d for ume >hecu to be processed throup lu omcc. Instead th< time •ht't'ls will directly to pji)Toll , enabling the checks to be delayed only two ro three .... ~. -- -" .. '. so All-male draft constitutional By AI..ArS C. K.AOliC Nat"'""' Ed.tor Citln& Conar...·s "brolld IUtbority 10 raise and support armla." !he Supreme Cowl upllekl the eonstiluti<M>ahly or........_,, draft r..,llrldon mel I!Widolory lltirt.V)' The t>-3 dcckion docs oot odwlt •ornno from fut ure rqislralion or oons<ription. bur .....,. thor ir scm«. il CorutiruOo.W 10 Umit these rcquiremtnu to mm OGly. lo haudUI& da...n !he J...,. 2S ruliQa the <OWl justi6ed iudf by statina. " Mm and bocaosc of comtw r<llrialoos 011 ...,..,., t~:e 1rrrtply noc simllll1y sltuAt<d for tj)e purpooes of a dn1f1 or rqistrllllou lOr a draft." B)' law women ~e not permitted in combat •bile in !he Unilal Staat$ Scrvi<a. The ca« ll""' rrom a 1971 la....Wt filed by tb""' Univmily of Pe~U!Sllvania male .Jiudcou wbo clalmtd tllat they wen: -'lcWru of .a dicrmioatioo bocallt< only males "'""' dJtjbk for the drall. The latrsuia •-u obdv.xl in 1973 • hal the drift ended. R<1Jianttoo> ,.... ddcontinucd r•o yean lalcr. When In Januuy 1910, then·Prcsidcol Jimmy Caner proposed a resumption or dran rCJiflration-ln response to a ~ So¥\et threat ill the Middle EMI--K ........... tbu " apply "' both mea mel - · Hooon<r, •-bea Coqreu approved tbe Militaty Sdo<tiv• Scrvi<'e N:l later thar Sprin&. the bill roqulred only IBto 20 year-old males 10 retisttr. Thls decision prompted the reopenlllg or tht 1971 c:as<. BUI lasl July, 011 tht Friday before ol tiro 20 yem-old mar were required to r<&ister. a rhrtt judge F<d<RJ District Court in Phnadclphi• ruled ·~·· male only draft rqiJuation wu uncoruliluuonal. But the ~ Cowt issued a IllY that allond rqi$trallonto proc:<ed .. pt.onncd and o•« ro~ million....., rqistcred u> the pu1 )Ur. H.,.. ever. Columbia Bro.adca.stin& S~1em (CBS) Nt•1 reponed • lasl wed< thll an estilnattd 575.000 youn& males. despite thrws or the yean imprioonmcnt or • s10,000 rrne. failed to rqister 111 tbelt local P<Ml Ofliocs. Most of tb<oe mto dltl DOl CIIMOI'IY either U • .,..,........... the military Of bocaiiX,thcY dalmed that u a result o r the Pbiladd pltia rutin&, IJIIle.<Ja(y drafl ~ ,... Un<O<IRIIUI>Onal The fete or obese nearly 600.000 potenual fcton.-faJiurc 10 rqrncr IS dusofatd U I fdoot In rhr <rinunll <Odo-bu been In timbo sin« rhe Supreme Court decision oft...., weds....,. tnitill rtporu frl>m WasbiDIJOA wd tlw the JU>IO<e ~~ was _..s ro P'O«<\\t< rh<R I OWlS lllftl ..ho fAiled tO COQijll) '""h lhe Scl<al\t Scrvi<'e Act. Lqal Action, at least In the near future. " nor llkdy. ocxotdln& to Just!« O.partlMtll •pokesRobert St..COIOn wbo told TN $p«tnu'f thor rtporu of 1tpl procoedina> .,.,. "utter - t e . " He ..,plwlzcd thai. II least praently, ''Th< JllJII« ll<panonent il nor in•olvtd (in pmstCGtion)." and added, "We an: oorui<lcrin&" futu~ IICllon. S tn-eruoo dtd ad..a that the Sd<arve Sen"" SY51em had ICDI out 1110 Iaten to people "11o had pubtidy llii>OWICed resrJtaftCC 10 rttblratloA. Tbcsc talers wvncd or potcntioJ charJ<S and or the posoible accompa~~yina penalties. The )'OilnJ ~• •bo f«ri\'td these: warn.iap have unnecn d.ay5 to r«tify tb< 101uat:ion," wd tb< Jwal« offraal. He - ' d nor say wlrlll actioor 'WOUld be talr.tn orpina th ... poopk if they <1iU wou.kl nor rqincr. S.fore the Jrutice Ocpanmcnt 0111 take any l<llon. eaplained StcvCiliOO, " We 10 ta rciTerals from the Scleclio< Sc:rvice SYRcm." Hr r<futcd to say • hcthcr the dc:s>ennr<nl had the eapac:ity 10 ClOD\ Itt ond punUh O>'tt j()(),OOO por>plt u a &fOUP wllido would br required in • cas.e such u thil. The !klced•e Ser;;oc SYRcm aiJo ...,uJd nor tomnxru 011 the r....'bibty of ksal ac:uoo. Tbc ha•-. dql;utlllftlt's only ..........,, wu a liP<~ II1CI30&< ~"''"' the Supreme Cowl nrlln& mel .:l.nouneJna that all men bci"-.co tbt aa• of 18 and 21 ,..,. now required by law ro rqbttr end lllat tllos<' .,ho fafled 10 do 10 - ' d he pfOOCCUttd. The d.a.ion coWd a1oo deal a death blow 10 ~of the Equa.l IU&hl1 AtnaMirnmt (EllA) aslr Ji•·cs lqitrmaey 10 siTIJ(e«XIq:islo.uoo. The ERA hu wuU June 30, 198l to b< ratified by rhr.. more •tares before hceomina tow. Opponcnu to the t.U checRd the S u - Court '• Nlin&. ssylna that the JIOdicial decUion Jhows that • omm and mar arc noc. under Amcrrcat1 law, conlldcred eqaab. It ii expcct<d thot dris ocw ~- wUI bt uJCd to Pftw:nl rmat rui rtcalion of tl\r ammdment. PAPER FACES Wed. July 8 Thurs. July 9 \IODF.Ri\ \IAN Fri. July 10 Thurs. July 16 THE GRAPHICS ('I Fri. July 17 THE FRONT LINE THE (:I C:,NEMIEC> Sat. July 18 STAINS ~ II X ED DHI N K S 1 FOH '! li E PH I C E O F I Tl LL f\li DN I G H T DRAFT soc SCREWS AND MARYS 75C �cditori~tl Draft judges America Is going consarvatlve, or so they I ell us. And never has It been more evldtnl than In the hallowed c:llambers olthe Supreme Court. The recent decision to allow mala.only drafl regtslraelon Is a slap In the laao 10 equal nghts and more Importantly makes a moc~ery or lhe Conatltutlon Tha ruling, occurong In a natoon whocn prides IIMII on equaltty and democ:taey, must be Sllarply condemned as a mandala IOf contonued future Inequality ol the seJtes. Aceo<dtng to the Court. the claelslon was made beeauaa the US Armed Forcea do nol allow woman In combat The rallonaJe behind 11111 IdiOtic rultng Is ba58<l upon I he premise that women are nol phyarcelly or mentally capable to endure combal. This must lead ua to believe that all men, because the Supreme Coun d""'* It so, are Itt lor lighting and thus auP«tof' to the "'weaker Mk... Bas.caJty, the Supreme Coutt, In all rts onllnate wrs60m, Is condoning dlac:nmu>aloon The Coun Is Nq\lonng young men to be on 1118 posnoon to make a potentially Iaroe sacnhee IOf theor c01.n1ry, whole women and Ollie< 808 groups are exempt Y011ng men in America are the unfortunate vlell'l)S ol clreumseanee. They are punlshoel lor belnO males and lor being born afler 1960 They nave become this generatoon's aaenllclal lambs. II Is silly to believe, as our benflvolent government would li~ us to, 11111 the draf t is a civic obhgallon-11 Is Involuntary servrtude. whoc:ll, accordinc to the ConstitutiOn. Is Illegal But. that ,,.,.loty doesn't!,... t he Suptame Court If any l awyet tried to questiOn the Cltalt a basic tegaloly belort that august body, the attorney would no1 oYen be allowed Into the Court'a Chambers What Is even more unlortuna\1 Ia thai lht C011n. already awlnglng 10 the right, It In a period of eranalllon. Wothon the next lew years. !here may be hwe new appolntments to the bench And h would be loohsh to baheve \hal ~ Raagaf\ wo/1 appoon1 hbetala Of even moderat" to the Coun , _ and women sho.,. more reapect IOf the ~llnuttOn. we'"'" I hut sullet r-cussoons lrom tast>year'a electiOn unlllthl c:.ntury·s end Tha legal 10feca51 tor Amenca Ia bte~ at best. At preaent we have a Supreme Coun consos11ng ol Nl•on henchmen and 0\'ef·lhot-hlll ltbllfals, who condone diSCrimination and pardon Illegal acts However, 11 Ia lhls nation's young men who must thll lime bear the brunt olthe Idiocy of wise men. Who won be nex1? who ''"" No more lies SpeculatiOn IS lnetNslng that W8FO, ua·s communley-monded slatoon be transletred lo PubliC Allaors, the public relatiOns arm olthe UnlwetlliY AIIIIOilgh the poasobla 1ranster has been labeled part of an edmonlltratlvt shakot-up, lila move 11 much more serlout than that II is alarming I hat the station may be turned lneo ancther egent ol the Unlverslty'a "propagenda mtnlatry'' Voce President lor Ac:adem<c Affaors Robert Roasbarg Is correct for havonc second thouohts ,..,II fcctlb~tc Albany and women's studies Edoor: Pefmif me '"" oppotrunHy 10 comment upon tilt recent dKislott nor 10 c0110nw lundmg lor the Woman's Srud;.a Con.p.tKOIJram In response to ..,;w•l '-ttwa /lta\19 rec.lved Ott ,,,. topk;. llltlnlt • gettniM to revMw tM roM o/ ,,. L~iWture YiS a 'VII the UIW«JUy TM ,.,,., wmt«a UN}ortnlf urged U..t I .. tela IIBtf'f«bate •c:tOt to Maw-a tMt Wom.n't Stfld,.& Collf9e Tefi'Ht vrtalll't Buffalo • nt. drllrcutty I .tn ~"'P lo ,,.. tWqunl IS -pi«. r-# ptlndpled Ll!f/.,M/1/re . _ t . r • lutfop tum ~r trnes lor v&riou• Unw.nJtr lllltCllona. OUt Uftdet • rite rime honotod prlnol,. olau,_rc ' ' -· ,.. refrem from ap«Jtrlng how ,,.. . mon'" . ,, to be .,_., once rhor rNcll tho Focvtty or o.tplrttmMI lr;el. tam cenatn thll tM entire ac.d•mlc commun;ty ctn epprfdeta ttte ae.ng« mhM.nr m pwmlmng thelrw ere»tcl•• ot lntWfectue t ttJqlllt)t to oo dopeodont 011 the wltimt ond moodt olo Legtaleture.. ln good cont~ then I can do no ~~t«e than JotJgra • ,.,.,,.m o1 tttong ptOttst OWl IbiS - e l le.< My ,....llOIO If 11001 lhe P«>>*.,.., - b y 1/ftiH'Of}IOm ,.,., hflttdy lltll OCO-IC commuruty end ha~ ' ' - cfeoaiiCWI ~ et ''' ongln-"'>kk! cJHtf)' Is not Oil/he ltoor of the Seno/o WitHe 1 with the ocr/olltokon In tltrs .,..., lor tiM protection o/aCftchHn~e- tr..aom 1 c.nnot go much kyontJ proteat; end /trust that this Is • ahar«< .,,..,.., The lb$Urdll'f oleUmlttatlng • program with • lwdget ol ' ' " than ~.000 whlclt HtWt: owr 500 d•••- atucMniS- runs count« to my ,.,IIOilties. but tbt IO~r qwSI/oll hetWIO- ol ""' ln/olntnplhe mtOQtriY olllwl priltt:jplo lhOiifiiOifiOI OCO,.,IC declllollt """' oo lnsulorod from legJ&Iot,.. lnt..-.ention. In IfNI PMflduM QM II II a pelttflll eMI dr/lrcult •~tlott o/ the ptllleiplotwr ..,., 01.1t« opr/ollhnol7 Plo. .o N •nllfod 1/Jo<lglt IIIOnd raotly to $ u - l rnls l'fOf}'alfl II thai dado/ollra ,..do by the ~lc communlry. AI ,,.,,ntly simple ••It mar bt 101 the L-,ltlatuf'l to t••totw the mlnllcule amount ollllfldlnglnllol'lod, so It would,. oquony /odll to dalund - • piOIJfOIII ot octlvllr tholls pol/t~lty IM(Iopulot or any gNoto momonr. And onco the cllotm 0 0 , _ unlwroll'f ondllflh/lluto la btfd(/«1. """'can no ~ hON eo inatllllfiOII o1 OOinf/UIIed • 1111-.lry. -urr Antltonylrl.- - o l ... - .. ... about a Pub4•c All aora ~~-or WBFO and What aflecta 11 moght 111. . on the atauon'a polocy The radio staiiOtl appears to be ent•lng a naw age, one marl<ed by great strl(!es in both programming and memberahtp pledges II recently tecolved a nallonal award lor ewcellenao on publiC awarenesa All hough Roslberg Is diHIIIISiied wllh EducatiOnal Communocatoons Cent• OIIICIOf Get•ld 0 Grady s le-rshtp, and probab4y rogttthlllr 10 thai'S no rea50fl to pUll WBFO lrom under "'' la.t The redoo Slatooro belongs woth an educat.otlllty ent•IY snd not on a profeaslonal group whOM avowed goal IS to promote the Uno ..a tv Let • nolta~• away one of Bullalo'a few radoo statoona and ma..., II a vehocle lor reading pres. 1oleasea glorolytng a flawed Untverslly ..,..,ole ERA NOW! The counldown has beg<.rn. There 11 leaa than one year remaonlng beiOfe the EQUal Rrgh\1 Amandmeni(ERA) ratrlocatlon- one passu the move to legally guarant. . beSot human and cml roghts !Of ....,._ - • caught on a QuagmJte that 00111d spell death fOf the eontr.,..erslal legtlllaeoon. It 11 tmoerauve that every woman and man •how their suppore lor the arnendmttnt by either joining the Nauonal Or~ uwnlon 101 Women'I(NOIN) toght and help them bell I he pavement or wmlng to tlleu men(and wornen)ln Wqhlngton as a shOW ot ~ support Tha ume lor ERA " NOW Ho•-· �~ prodigal sun the Opposite end of lhe spectn..m ) Collaboration suceeds at AlbriQht-KnQx _ _ _ _ _by L- Congdon ArchUectl wont wrth phySical space While artlltl wont with psychological space. Yet their Intentions often 0¥8f'lap. It Ia this dual territory that the •Atbrlght·Kno~ Art Gallery's current exhibit, Col/ai>Orarlon: Artl$1$ & Arcltirecra, explores. The disCO'Ieries are fantastic. lmeglne: "The Palace of Versailles Waterworks" In Times Square, a great glass and steel Hanging Gardens of Babylon without the greene<y; neglected Ellla leland, debarkation point for million a of American lmmlgrantl, a public park and accessible data bank on all those who paSMd through Its gates. TheM prQPOIIII are only two of the ell'len proj«:ta that comprise Coi/H>oratlon. The eXhibit, organized by the Architectural Leeoue of New YO!tl, pal111 artlata and architects to create an architectural project. It Ia 1101 eo much an artistic di splay u a collection of Ideas. But art does make up an lmponant part of the show, notably In such wonts as the allr-.:tlve dragrama ot "Restaura.nt Pavilions for B<yant Pille Musings on VarietY" end the mythical " Four Gates of Columbus." "Four Gates" depicted a journey Into Columbus, Indiana with vivid tiered paintings of the tree-lined boulevard le.edlng Into the town. C ol/ai>Orat/on Ia more than a straightforward ar1 collection could ever be. This ahow lives. Palntlngs and -sculpt"'" can be very meaningful, and energetic, but are 11111 essentially the work of a lone arti st displaying bits of his psyche. The team efforts are evident In IM Alb(lght·Knox exhlbot, and the oom,....nlc:aUve eteatlon ch~l tM proj«:ta Wtlh life. Col/ai>Orallorl Ia alto a realfltmatlon oJ human nature In art. our needs and dealreafn the real. physical world. Two projecta. h o -. notably tall short ol the e.tihlblt'e overall fine quality. l.n "TTnted Shades" Rank Stella has Ct. .ted designs tor the windows ot Rlchatd Moms's ttovse plan. Hla artwont Ia nothing more than temptetes and French curves outUned onto the architectural drawlnga. And Charles Moore and arllat Allee Wlngwall go In tor modem art "_s:amp" with "The Stanford Fragments: Extravlslonary Perception Based ort Artlcutatloo, Definition, and Wheels." But In this Albright-Knox exhibit one also lindJ euch fascinating proposals as a pair ot giant cableS strung aetoss Manhattan piercing through the Wor1d . Trade Center and the Chrysler Bulk!Hig. a structure lhepad lllce a giant pencil stub, and a bac:chanallan altar. The maln ditficult)' with Collai>Oratlorl'la that many ot the pr~a and their detc:tlptlons are herd to tully underatand. We are dealing here wt)h two tlelda ol endeavor, each with Ita own phltoaophy and )argon. It Is oftentimes drlltcult to ltnd aome ot the ereatora' ~~M~RingL Sltll, tM basiC ldN.e ot theM projects and proposals ahlne through dazzlingly. art that Ia constructive and meaningful to us all. Co/Jai>Orat/on: Artists & Archltecra presanta att that Is meaningful within tM oontaxt of t"real -world and arclllt-.:ture that - • without Ita reatrlctlona. Go It, and let your Imagination hava the beller p~ of ~lacretlon. And while you are at tM Albright· Knox ~k out IM colleCtion ot caricatures end Cartoons bt' Honote Oaumlef, acroaa trom tM gift ahop, Th•s llllh century French attlat has us pegged down to oor ••tal e-. 11 you cannoc reed t he c:aptlona,hla portrayala are atlll vivid. ("Collai>Oratlotl: Atll•ra & Archlrecu• runs thro~h Af'IIUII 2J �----iiiDE-HiGH____ 1( O.P. . s ~ E l F This Weekend ot -- Colonial Ridge Stables • Open anen daya a t I •"* ""' /' • nttea, $6.00 per hour (lndlrlduel} f$,00 _In QtOUP.II of 10 • 10% Ott on Rldea, 811d Hat. with lhl• adl e..lloonllglll rfdea arallab/8 by appo/nlmenl • Located ala mllu tall of Loc~lt on Rt.. n I 1 I Route 77 Middleport : (716) 735·7127 -- . 1) 0 /li ~ 2 -:;.7 _....,.._ ~~--· .......... ...-.--·........,. .................. ... _.,._.. .._,,...._.,.. ~ COLONIAL RIDGE STABLES.& TACK SHOP _ .... -.:_.........._ _._... n.-.n~•.,.,-A&..O _ 3173 M1ln StrHI ... .._SL~ 832-1().45 ~------------------------ Keeping pace with the universal language ---------- ---- - by Blll8es.cker Mount St. Joseph Academy 2064 Main Street Adapted and dtrected by STEVE PORTER tr1 one of ttlose lhtngl you tipect to outgro,.. "You c111 tt>et mu.le?•·· they 11y The lorat lima you heir ol, you're young and defenseless. As you grow older, you rtellrett>e older generation doesn't corner •~• m11'1ooct Ilona. In /aet, the mote dlve<slhed tile musoc you IItten to, ll'le more you'll realize no Mxual-racfal-soct.,. economic-educated group 11 frH from lhal lgnotanl 1nobblneu belrayed by IUCII 1 qunt>on I IIIII put up With tt>e comment Sometime• ll'a a wute of time to try to enllghlen the lost souls The wond of mutle Ia too big. II'• OUIIIJOwn all of u1 but It's best to try to ~tiP paee enywey. l"d rllher not gel caught In tome limo warp doomed to rallv. 1 Plrtleutar era <Mit and over -oaon In tts gro..•ng proc111, mu-.c: aeam• to bl dropping 111 blrrl81a and truly becoming a unl-all la ng11age (Some na .... lhought thos to bl true 111 alot>g. but 01'1 tt>ere'a 10 meny more preachera tt>en preetotoon.,. on thilttgard~ P_.. from all around the g101>1111 perlorm•ng musocat fotms they dldn t even go.ren etullecl a dtcadiiQO Who WO<rld na .. IITIIgoned a Brohsh guollriSt , a greouate ol tl'll Motea Da"l ldvanced COUfSII of hermon.c syltems, ptayong luthentte lndoan muSic "'''"a hellbreed IIU•III·t•tll. 0. a r..ereo French vtohnost, noted for hosjazz onspotecl rntarptay ''"'" 1 gYQIY guota~tst kre~ong off ~ 4'-s to play Amettean bluegrlll Tooay, counttua As<en, Afneen. eu._.n. a.lld South AIT'e<ocan musoco111a 111 borrowong hom iaU and oncocporatmg tl'le•r own fotk and ctaaie: ltjhzalrons ano tnaro eaactly ..nat Son ol Jau to coYtt II-• T he oefon•to•• eumpte ol an rnt&~nauonal group ptayo<~g en llmost unctas-.llable blend ol IOUndt and a t100<10 group "'''" s•mol11 QUelll towerd mu11c11 lnt armerrl-oee bolh relelsed elbums on ECM thll tprong Cooona appeered II UB two JUMS beck. They stoll bout tl'll aame membera alld r-.c:n the same musical doractoon Collin Welcott and Don cntrry are Amer1c:ln ett>notnualcologllta aaplo(tng lndten and AfllCan mutlcs.. They ha.. progrelltd from their otlglnal rolel u realderlt aoteroat with Oregon and trumpetar wllh Omelia Coleman rllj>tettvety to embtece 1101ne locallted a nd esoteriC mu""l fotms demanding exollc lnllrumentation Brurllan ltana IINCOIIC:IIos outgrew his bos11 nove reputallon by coneentratong on AhQoBrwllan mustcll roots and acquired a much more culturally l'llevywe<ghl image. Their new album, Codona 2 (ECM) ag11n honors Indebtedness IO Ornetle Colem1n, w~e melodic concepti 11e not that far removoo lrom ancltnl muslell form~. Hla oomposlllon ''Drip Dry" Is problbly the hlrdelt to follow amidst some more naturally e volving folk melodies like Nan1' 1 " Oua Fuer.'' whiCh rnembles some ot..Airto Morelre'a early recordtnga Thete's also an £no. esque tapa loop sounding African tredltlonal called "Godumlduma" which will ring femlllar Wlih Talking Heads fans. Western m~Jslc PIIYI a Plrt In Cl'llrry' a " Mallneye" and Walcott's ' Wllkong on Egga." Charry might u well ha .. been lounging with a c:owbOy harmonica lor tl'll way hit melodlca opens the tune. JUIIIO that Siddle Image CIOIIn't lllde When he pfc:l<s Uj) hia trumpet. I'll limutat11 lOIN horN laughs Whole the rest of tl'le scenario rnuneeta ghostl from the old West Wlk:ott's to.e recording (Ill oontra11 to 11'11 mult~traclting of "Maloneye·, emulatll 1 mote modem Wlltarn rnua1e 11 his c:nan ollere the altar a Chance to become 1 bluea.jau IIU•Iar tn1wenng Olerry's · trumpet linea. T t>e orOUP. Megtco, wae lnltlllly crrttca.d 11 baing tn •mila._ of the Codone ~ by 1 W11t German muaoc er•toe. Thlrs almott like layfng It . , lmtlallon of the Raw Shlnkll- Yehudi MenUln duets of the 111e0s The Idea of bringing togethet Chtl81ent ltylu and pla~a Wll aiWiyt thafl 8nd Will alwart bl u long 11 mu.tc hal bam«s. On Na - . o llbum, Foil< Songs (ECM). II'll mutlctana hkawilt pay trobute to lhelr own l n l l -. Bratllren guttanst, ptlnlll, erranger Egberto Glsrnontr dedlcat11 N• " EqUllfbnlte• t o modern c:lualclst Stl'ien Ralch. Americen be11111 Cn.the Haden PIYI 111fibute 10 jazzer Altee Coltrane In "F« T\mya • The album 11110 expfor11 -.mpter Euro-ethnlc lotms In a alnglut~llted title tuna. Moat of the rtcotd Ia laid back, demonstretlng beautiful tonlllty trom tile NotWegftn sax player Jan Garbarek. Howl'ier, the high point Ia Glsmonti's "Ceoo Adereldo" vmiCh juatlpoMa a alnlater ambush type of a melody of flexible harmonic llructura vmiCh an uplifting major key aherthrought on 1 almllar rythmlc pattern. This and the ReiCh dedication Ire among tl'll molt unique mu1lc on rec:oro, ll'a tough to cll..fly theM 110und1, becaun they era some or tl'le llrat of lhelr kind. I'd htta to lillie anyone's Impressions wlth • IOftiJ'wlnded, doublt~>hyphenated unpronounclble adjective lor now. The one thing I'm sure of. how...,, 11 thlt l can hooestly call It (lo my ever p - t hounder'a dlamaY) • .. "mUIIc:." c:ooon. Try Wendys AU-You-Can-Eat Garden Fresh SALAD BAR B uffet • Only $P2 Available at AU Wendy'• In Erie and Niagara Countlee ,._I . l'llo ._,.,.,.,.,. .... -y. I UJr ,., �'[©prodigal sun Dragonslayer 1ne Fantasy Is Real - - - --":Y Mlctl..l F. Hopklne Know wfllt • fairy tile Ia? Many do not, stoll behevong that lelry tiles 111 sug11. aplce, end eauping lJfe A true l.,ry tile strips Reality to the almpleat e~on. oendefed boldly t hrougtt clllld·hl<e language. Yet "'hi~ the language IS Chtl6-hke, lhe SIIUIIIOI'I II de5Cf\bes •• nor The Mil •ng could 111 lfiO(hef tome, IIIO!hef '*O<Id. Ot enothe< fO<m of Ufe he<e ac1tng out the w tnd.ng weya of Humanlfy (Ia tlappened tn George Orwell' a Animal farm). While • fable apella out ott mOtel In tile climax, tile fairy tele usuelly Is Its .,..,n mOtel, 0< lias none 11 IS told to thrill, onteotaln. ba enjoyed and, wllen very affeett~. percalwtd Dragonslayar Ia a clnemellc fairy tale. A somber narrative of aorcery monsters, end eurvlvel, 11 palnll a powerful tebleau o f the Dark Ages, pointing oh-so-euually 11 certain "civilized" mores. Not llnce Jeen Cocteau'a poetic Beauty and the Beur lias tne lanlaay genre been dealt wit II so powerlully In 1 live. action film. and It's been 11111 long (except lor 1960's ani mated Animal Farm) IInce tile fairy tale has been rendered unto film wllh suet\ integrity. Tile grim air of tile scenario does not detract one btl from tile subject's vivid lantaslt; In feet, tile mood. tempo, end te•tura flow togetller 10 e<eate a straklngly fresh, unc.nnlngly n.tturel nan11iva ·one which may well go down as • clenJc. In Dllgons/ayer, we may daflnllely have the alee- film llf the aummet. "'ouldn'l ba eny dregona," Mya the an1gmlllc: _ _., Ull1ch (Sir Relph RICIIIIGIOn), and IIIII 0<11 C&IUII line apellelhe ftlm'e focus The Oerl< I,Qe '*OI'Id Ia • lorabodtng 1)4ace. el>ud<lenng under the damonflaiM and noghl floght of 1111 dfegon Vtrmottwa: "--o<IIIYI. or .,.,._lng 10 1 dovtne rogt\1 ruler (Pelt< Eyt• wno monarchy and ..-stw ehkato oontrollhe eurplua popylaUon (aU<plua poor, thll IS). Only the Old-tome conduot o f Nalura, the - - • · Oilhi nawty '"*11"'11 force of the CIVIsuan flllh _ . 11'1 111-t•VI of hope. r ...... -'""'the .......,d ya~ """" wOtlttng - - • ·a ~lice G...., tPat• liolacNICOI, Fentu.. oncam111e1) lnd varonan (Cailltn Cl11"4 Unknow•ngly. the PI" holds lhl kay and bond of Neture and Fallh. rNI•Z•ng only In the tala' a t•uhghl lhal lila b•ndtng he Ia Love Compttcahng e tl tnts Is tna King's henc:llrnln (Jol'ln • new world lull of my5tery and and a acteenplly by Robblns and Hallemt. • n.t$1Y 10<1 Who IOito"" eny Qteat ad.,.ntvra produoet H al Bl,.,.ood. all ol "'hocll royer command. Ia blind --.gh t o Harold R Foatlt, Prmca tlalranr, 1937 captures tha clime and uuer ne..., queatton. and cond" lo<>ed pesstmlsrn of Europa's Derk Ages e!W)Ugh to ''kno""" lle'a dotng the "Ohl As lew hlmmekers 1\eve done wlln I hong lentasy (or science hcllon) In the Pill But Love llu Ita dedocated pantes as Tne lllm'a llrength is Its decade, Dragonalayer is a 1\ognry well. Mlllng In moOon • bettie ol straoghllowardness. An unlabO<ed serious him Here, ttlere Ia no genre prlmordlel fO<caalnaplted by Tolklen meuer-of.fect quellly pervades the mocking camp. Nellller tile subjttet nor dialogue. mannerisms, and tensions ol tile eudrenee are teken fo• granted. and IO<a end older legend, u the taar dragon and 1111 10<e111r do climactic the porlormence, and aellles tho the resulla ere moll reh ..hlng billie Tome liMit It made 10 sllnd audience Into the slory with anisllc: Tile srory ts a preaentellon or s1111 ••nlnest to en aweaome spectacle eese Tile pace Ia gorgeous, and liming P~ramount Pocturea and Wall DISney no mere mtnulu may conlaln Yet n Ia unsurpiSIIble, leedlng eec/1 Productions Just for gelling 1111 mey well Ill lor the youth to lnaure that moment lnlo tile next wllh lntrogue and Draney people out o f lhelr longttmc Time end CrNIIon continue on dellgt\1 flot twiats and moments of mO<n and epple pie rut. Oragonrreyer Ttora oa the deep qualify t o 111 grudging humor pley up the grollinoss dese"'es the llogttest acelarmeuona dem•nded of ell Fentuy films. and all of thiS mV~h Tying thla together are forms. trom .,.,.. on. 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It's Spandau Ballet. They only left oul one lhlng lrom I he ads. II'S pretenllous bullshll that should be ahot by both sldn. Towards lh8 end ot tasl year a friend came over Wilh an armload of new and strangely bold mw:lck- Durultl Column, Visage, Pauline Munay and the Invisible Girts, A Certain Ratio- plus another 8l<PO!t predicting an uprising In the chic circles of paeudolnleliectual Britons and their stylized prefabflcatlon of dancing "proper." Spandau Ballet, the llarblnge< of this eo-ailed Blitz movement (pop-anlsh eflllsm of musical cliques sprung out of an exClusive London club) are being touted as the ' New RomantiC$," or some equally dislurblng euphemii/Tl. Si~ their music Is secondary, acting meretv aa a vehicle for the "Image," what needs to be said about them except that lhey sound hke a stale and worn-out second gene<atlon eleclroPOP combo (VItravox undet glasa?). Spandau latch on to a sur•llre beat and ride It through for some lour« five minutes. New Monotony. To the quarters cred11 there •re a coople or good songs here: a single entitled ' 'The Freeze" and an lnstrumenlal, " Age of Blows •• B~t this whole thing really bottlera me. It's n01 only lh8 "arena of pose" as Penny Valenllne labeled It In her Creem column " Leiter From Brttaln.'' but this rhythm mmachlne motor that actually manipulates tile unwary impulses to join In and dance a lillie artificial dance, lil<e being hypnollud Wilhout your even knowing it. Ideas appear to be running a lillie tllln around the world lately. Roy Loney and the Phantom Movera, Contents Under Pressure tyiar Brldej(Joa Ely MuslaNotta Golla Lotta, (MCA) Oh, all the really great American rock and roll that is overlooked lately in place ol more ••otic kingdoms. Should we pity the masses who are left oul or the artists who can't get their THAT'S BOB & DON'S medium across? Roy Loney and Ills Phantom Movers are at It MOTTO! THEY OFFER again. stirring up some more ol lhal good ol' FUll SERVICE GASOLINE rock ·n· boogie lhet he's nearly Infamous for (Loney you'll recall is originator of the ali·IOO AND CHECK MY OIL & lorgollen Flamln' Groovips- Teenege Head, OTHER LEVELS UNDER StTII Shakln~. Loney's nervous energy, captured on I his THE HOOD - EVEN MY third Phantom Tracks LP with barely a chance to catcl> one's breath, has hard-hitting numbefs WINDSHIELD GETS like "Intrigue Indeed," "Dead Ringer," the heart· CLEANED! · breaking "CI'18ma Girls" and the IIIIa track proving once again that the sliii·Groovie Loney spins American roots·rock to a frenzy. -Tony Grajeda steaming percuatve L.,ln Instrumental lams. In the former category falls rewortdngs o1 J.J. Zebop. The syncopated reverie of congas, Cale's "Sensitive Kind," Cat SteYen's bongos, and oowbells. Leathet·soled feet on the "Changes" Ia bothersome tune Whose cloying hot sidewalk. Pia.QQ. bteezes In 10 cool the " we all know it's better/yesterday has passed" crowd. Carlos e!Jatfets the cool with a six-string chorus Is a bit of misplaced optimism In light heatwave of hi s own. The magic of lat.ln-rock, of Reaganomics) and the hit slngle, Run and it's all here. And II was al Kleinhans Music Ballard's "Winning." \lolcallst Alex Ugertwood, Hall on July 1. A "paclly crowd dancing formerly with Brian Auger end David Sanclous. barefoot on the hot sidewalk lor three-plus finds the edge on the band-penned tunes as IIOU<~ ••• and loving II. well, " Searehln"' and especially the pleading Zebop quite simply captures the pas· " Brlglltest Slar." The tn&trumentals socii as slon/renectlon (or tension/release) mOiion ol "Primeta Invasion" and "American Gypay• latin music beller than any Santana LP alnca .......t'hlghlll)llt the Peraza/Vllato/Rekow percuSSion Abrans, Santana's second lP that achieved a crew, arguably Santana's best ever. 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HI.,""""""' ._ fJ'IRel TORONTO J ........., 4 ....,.oam.... ....,._ ,..,......,...,' l. --lt£HT.f.....,...,.-... ..... ~ ~, __..... Otfl.~~ . . . . . .. pm ~.4 -. C.()Nl"pPl DATA . l.EARJ'IING CENTER,. !Mntl,_ __ _ <I~ :":::.:~,.,. ~. eM ............. ....,_ Sol_ _ ._ --·--............. M r TQCO 1 ~---------------------· J G•mer~ool I 3248 Main Street 1•...,.• "-' I ...- Rest•u••nt •nd e• U.B.J Pac·Abn • Asteroids • Defender • .... 11A~PIUT at~ tt ~ --------------------- -..----..-- o- H.,._: Etc. Ia o u..-ry ol Tile ~~~­ -on,.. .... ol _,.:TN $pod~.-- ""' ........ ...... - ... - ·· ~ ... 12--,. W.cl.. frl No • - ltllt b e . _ - tho ......... CourM ........ will not ... prtmod. 636-~. to .. ........... .......,;.....,_.- .•J..., .., pi10M n- oo · ... - ••••Uc u•H LATKO PlliNTINC AND COPY CI.~Tl:llS RESUME PROBLEMS? Let Us Show You s.mp1es FREE Then Let Us Type>~rt & Plinth IIETTER/fASTER(FOR LESS L A T KO o.e." 011 c..,-1 l\fllllotoH c.,..,.,. U~ClASSif'f-() ''~~"'I *"' SICYOIVING. .... GIH of · Jwn'l9 eM wmmw ASI f1lt. ~UHK ftlltEI' WILMIT ,..-wWAVE. Jft town •t TM~ J1J ~fenkfinSt. ........ ~U,$YC ATI ,.._.. le'wHtt -....• or.,... fl..tty _ m et.. .....,......,..., _Mtt<'t~te. 1m -. Know eny l-oll F•.- • onck>r eM< ploy • guftar « Swmoorlool '11: .luly 241W.......tlo,.... by SA .., UUAI. - - _ . , w - , ot-•......, . _ e d by DSA. _,on food s.Moo .,., uu.o.a. ohon,.,.. a t e - to 11e1o> loun M lorMII 11 ,.,.. .,. om-ed 111 Mrinv llroell f""'-'10 oU..- KIM'*" Oft campus. ,,_come 10 I•..U Fo4Manci'IO any T.,._, &qui"' Hollaro<mel 8:00pm or oome lo 1oom 232 July 1~~ h 7:30 pm oo Squire and contact 1'109· "'Mrintl o _.t - lime. mcwics, arts & lc'-'fllrcti ·-111·. rnt -·In-.. ol this - -·· Silo"-•• In tho Gar-. t-"'0 pm o r - , . . . . , - Mel ol $4 Y• 1/.$ - A - - . T~. tllfougllJ~ 1t. ~edbyti>OUB poelelilllt "" .... - 111 1:01141"'- .... P« - TYO'IItG l)()tjE . , . _ , . .. my Wyomlns County Parachute C«ntu procloc;tiono, 8:00 ""' RoM Oelowtte Pori<. DINclcw S.UI bkJn•s actlPI . . . . . _ . nwlY ol tho "'y!htcoJ -~~ ol '"" oOotnaJ Into 1 , _ , Lallrt Aml<tcon ..Citng. Feaoured plo~ aro Boll Gonta ond J..,.. Aaplnwollas Mocbelll ond Lad)' Modbet!l; tiiU$IC by RAy l.Hlle; _, by G-l<C>PWil r.-ay July 14.lh '""" 11:30 to Atl lll!--1 UACHirll W l U M w - - _.., ..... 457-9680 or 492-2514 . ~-·In O>llcl ~ AwunheloiiY . _ w111c11 1o an educaiiOIIol 1><09'_. 10 llolp lut~n 101,_. .,., mot,_. -will> ·~ tecl>n~ in Cllllcl -lnO. Come to 3ol6 &qulfa Hall ------· .. -.....v - lnler ... IICI Dt.nna ol TUTORING CALL NOW FOR RESERVAllONS JSIJ.tllllol """ 0 - Slgo1 up lor ooll INI 0t t>owlfng tl>lo """"'10 _ , July 1311> at 100m 3ol4 $4utro hom Voi•••-•N- l'1011eero lor o bell., aoclol oi.......... IIO -OQ«< IO jolf> -help IO -.,p MATH TUTOtlt .wtl.... c..U Ollm ....... .,...... - W I. . d., 4.-.lo '" - •:oo 10 7'00 pm. w. CAl\ .... all tho ~ con ....... •~ T'YPifltO se.•YfCC. ..,.. ......... Cal1t whit J'O" went ------~ ~ -CIIII7,_ T...,.. SKYDMNG!! PARACHUTING!!! JUMPING!!!! macr..-aw. eerdett. ~.,.. dJ",.,. . ...... - 1 -. 110<12. 1 ........ an•1 a.os....._ 1u T...,., & J""'" ol"' the ...,. 835-1477 ~ -- SERVICES SNCI "'- DllCIOUffTl . U a - • fYI"tflfG. OOtl&. c.M .,...,. .... WlllltJtn WN..,__ ...-th twk. . . .lH . . . . . . . ." ' •....c;e.-.---· tu••··flt._- ana. Oluertet\oM.. 217 Hi1hL1nd ·-ua.-.._.-. 1 ,,_.._ but don J Ut MATH & P'MY$1C$ .....,... ... tr• T..,.l .....,. .,_;,~··­ . ... ....... c...... TONY. ....... ..,.,....y .. ,..... NIWWH• PO.OI U f CUUIOflf . •Y t&ttf ••."''b) lor-d·- _ _ 1_2_, _ _ GllAOIP't"o crom-. : ~ II lnwoat«< Yo.rU Wf.$11' : ; , . . , 10< 0,.,. 1,, ,.. , ..,.. . . . . I ~·· e.u.- .. m--. . I Get the sec ond one at '"·H n• pnce. c..oport G- •I FeMALE GRAOUATI; ttv01M ~ ........... .......... .,..,..c..o.,.... ...,.... MY0111l UK>e Our S.,b.. Too'!' _,,mm tor ......... ..,...., c•t .....\.&. .Com~,. our ~· ~P'It~ owr drop ~;CHW-­ Prrf..,.,.,.l f,m 1""'1' . _.,. 'lAW _ _ ....._ 831·3615 -... - mMIY , . . . PWIIIP¥ ..... 10 cam« JJI; Pita€ KI Tl«.HI- Melun. c;.~b'IONtY* non ........,. CIH!d. "-'· ... "'......,.. WOMSC. FOR M ORE INFORMATI ON CALL Squ ire l:fall ncket Office Buy ONE Super Mr. Taco •f\IIIMnt~ ..,,"" Depart. 8 :30 om • Returns 8:00 pm I I .,.....,..,. o.r; -"" m.,y 00 001..\lM&IA aEAT YALE ROOMMATe WANTeD .,....,.• wOMSC cal . n.... •·oo $12.50 Per Person Includ es Coffee and Doughnuts • ,.."'-_ ..,._ • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J I(L. ~~.,..,. JtAyntf\. AOOM FOR MALE tf'N II ~ HOVS. IIOil .__,. GlOM. ..OUif! FOR A£NT .-----STOPS INCLUDE;----, Sdence Center, Ontario Place YorltoUie, Toronto Zoo • 834-6881 ""~"Y._ , Saturday, July 11th I Highest Prices Pf/d The Jewelry Exchange Inside RBI Recorda at tile Universi ty Piau tta1~ FU._NISHII_D , Ontario, Canada 1 GOLO.SILVER··JEWELRY TONI, Y• .u ... Jirft •• , . . . . . . &A. . . , •••• ............ ...,.....,. --~--· -· ­ __ ,:uu.. ...-..n -ww. -US--GI---.z76. ... IW'wt 11'«11;.. SU:S MO.... _.\4t 01' c--·- • c: ..., I Hb ..., ,..aw,.,,,,~­ We Buy --.._____·--· -.:::;:] -·---___ ...__ _ ..................... ~ GtlAD. e NEED EXTRA MONEY? ¥.............. J..,.I•""'t11a..-'lttl SUMMER EXCURSION to - _.,.....,.....,""'"'~~y-.,. ,,..... ,..,..,. ............. H.Y ClOACI+-'NOW IMI ............. -----·-___ n;;;=~s:"'=s..::s~s:-:s-:s=---;-; ......_ CO()t( . . . . . . . ~lt..,-n....,'f'lfftt ~~fi_.. 7 ...... ~-- -- "'~"""'" YPA- v. . ~. tr&M,At..l! ttOO#rMI\ATI WAHTIO .. O FF CAMPUS HOUSI"G ' .-.c.· • WAHNAII\A.It£5LOTSOflPEAOl' . . HElP ... A PitT lO I ,.. ... 36 H0111Un1 Rd. -... -.... --__ _ ....... Clil a....... ~ ........ ..-uti ...... 1 G.~Y • fwNINcl , . . . .... • ..., ----~~~--- ......,... ,....,. ..,. ,.,.. .. u•. • tmalf . . - ,.., - Lud•n C. PuiAto Attomey·•t· LAW ..... ,Niy • Wle ........ ~....,..., ____ ..__ . --lee PaMALI NQNSW)Iti:A ,.,... dCIIIt .. MK 1 \JOI"Wntfl . . . . . , c ..l 14a)STUDIOUS llU"*I:IIL. LOST & FOUND ,...,~tJibllltY •~ •ftY • • • ' - ac.pt to Of ....Call..__ CONSUl. TA TION NO A £r:UNO$ .,. ~·n Of' d.,..tt..e WL Ptv• ,..... W''- , . , If M'l•bfe ,.. ca.... ••• Mntfitt.. Cat! Q4-4.W _ ...Ut " ' ' Hertw4 CLJ.....,.) ... .... ,_ -·....1,...,.....,. . . . ,.... ,. ,.,.,_111' C::::::.=:~ .y,.,............. NJ'I"tM't. M0 ... , ..,,,.u~.,_._.....,._, T"l: ..,.._ ......._ ..... ..,.. ...,.,. ,., CAM£1t.A. llt.A-" ,...,., calf .r ~- Vt08» ,.,., ...,... . t &O-tlft. H.•H. \ 0 5 p.m.. MIMA £U~PIOIP .,._,.. _ S taY _ _,J\l'f _. _, Ct..ASS:t.-tC:OS ~W . . 0'~ 5-o-ttt'•m• otrQ. Ill MSC IN,.-LATIOtill MM - - OOpoflmonl o~TheOitl and Oence. 11;.$0 1m to 1 pm_ R. .d lnga ond Rocltollona by nolloMIIy·,..,_a.d bloek ~· Nikki Glo•annl, 10:00 om. Mool eou"""""· O'Bt,.o HoJI, Am...,.l .-puo. An lnlcwmol quatlonancl-ona- wu""' wm c. !Mild ao2lOO pm In ono Kiva. 101 S.Oy Hall. A - • • .-puo. ~Julyllh. An_....,oe-......,.. -o.-bytl1elol0moto SMni<Of llal'-1 T1011pe 11om Coleuua. lndlA. General admt.aton $oi.OO, aouclen•olchlldren $2.00, Saturday July lltn. 7pm, For mort onlormatlon, call Pn>l Oulto 01 831.2140 Of 6111-5843. ..... c..llon_t..... " . . _ ................ ... -.. 232 tno eho.,..ng ora Mini "'"'"-~" Squ<fe Holl. Jl/iy l!iln e1 7::10 pm. "".¥1-y JUly 15111. 7:30 ...... . �Not tb< ..... AltJooolllllk ,,., ~ FoocW o-r.- EM!... Do.... c::.-.a did tlplloolr · cruy ..,. or __ .. fcrnrd 10 •iDee .-id..(nm cram weot ~~a.. bClCII matr<d by a major (Lc&IU<) "'ld. Summer II 1uppoltd to b< a rim< rd&Wioot, euy· IQiQI f1111, &D4 froliC. Uofonuaaldy for-" r...._ tht - · 1911 .. ylt .... _ , . . " ' , ...... u d ia til< -w of prof-al ~ IDiiiiiP)'......,. it or ~topro- . .. . . - - ... ._..,,_ .... an.aJcs or..,.,..., bfo-for 1uo r s.-........,-.,..; I t - Qwtc ubld} dul 0.0... Fostu- anybodydJe-Mll oct a - r«<rd lOt homc.J.'WIIthls .......,, Pctr RDac may DOl - . . , . . _ Stan Moni.ol bD lb< all·llmt hlu 1111 dthor. There'• abo a eood c:haJI« 111.11 S<ptunbtr woiJ ... Rqaic Jldc- trYina for "cxua bucs" oa tht /.4-r 11oM ruhcr ..... Oft ll>t . , _ . llla.-.cl 'll.'betllor or DOl th< pla}<I'S &D4 o.....,, •ulr lloar tr« - - - - dilpu1< b<forr IM WO<W Str"- and IJnd o( pcrmaacDt <rfe<U llld Kat caa MV< 011 I ._. WI ...., &ttllullal lrll thaD a doaock- rmwns 10 b< ...... Til< fan• (a& ....W)....., to b< the ukonwe "*'•· Tbrrc II not mud> th< • - lao WI do but sk bacl &lid watdllucrauvdy.pakl mtmaiJim •taa< a boycott. n.. 0111)' "CIOIIIpcNaiiOO" fans will liok(l prlca I>Clll t.cuOO. · dM7- - ..._ lilt .......... 111« . . . ..,.......t tO a lot of 1*11* .....-4 lk-.,.. WI tb<y cu clo a • 1k plellnl IWd, boa tb<y .... .._ Uttlt to clltpdl tb< nodool IMilol b)o --.diM, 110 owtor bow wol their ....,.,_ &D4 - . . "'"' - · lb< rront ofllce wiiiiiDd a way to 4dlllt Super lowl - .... dta1l oft . .pick . _tlul - / Wei, bore 11 • already 11>t dalodl or Jlll)r--'>' 11ot "Jay, haQ-, we'd a 1 - toot._ rc'""'" "IU b< an iDcnas< lo lk- 0. r.-: Bills,........-<!......«! ......, ... 011tics or profaaional beseball - " ' IIO<II>&IIt b< loolcl<la forward 10 the opcruna of lnlinlna amp thai mucb more. It"""""""" .,;n.t~ou. Ia rf7• an. lk llllotool<lk- .,.... otr-.. ,. 1k N--.1 Jlootllal ~ IMo lk playofli. dcf-........, n.. l8tfalo • · -· -.....! 0( tatlloc • • 1.0 IOWify - o f th• klopc'a- ,_..... -iallioal • idl thcir lop t - draft ~ten Tom audd &D4 Bob N.U.. (..,., IIIUlila ... th< Super 8o•l Olompioo Raldcts)-lo <k\odop IIIlO a n-. AI rf '""' .....,.t -~ they alloW<d AJI.Pro,.... ~ Ahmad lluhad 10 . . . ,,. . Scalllt. WO&duooa tb< ,..,... Jock aeyao~c~o arr,.;, llop, &lid .....,, bow su. - · • ........... or doc s..m.. J• Halcu...,.. ~U...~IIIt -In Buffalo ..._u.tJooo .. fedcnl ........ ~-.,...-.rirlkww•-....,..•· lOt O.uck Kftox to • - &lid....,.,. ..too'• • cNit1< ofllot footbell op<ftilool. A - "bo mudl Wllb oo lmk oboWd b< ll•at tb< rapomrt.llty or IIWlliAiiiiJII a h.lrmoaioU> tdai>C)m;hop b<tWClCII his pl.,..,. &ftd t•an ofliclab Sud> a ""''" slaoWd Willi t.. _ . , fr- bl. . - · _ . . . . Wlb<i&M-Ied 10 prodiiDJII • SQpor Bo..t · - • 8oo(falo . . . "YI- If pooi!JV< . . . . . . - wca ...,_ lk ..... of -t. . ,_ball F* baa_., -w.a ttarina"""" (loll than two ......... ....,.).- ooald . . ., repeat iudf, .. .._ _, ..... il alowed to sink back ltno tb< ckplr. of mcdlocnly. oq...,b,.,...,. - University Donut & Sandwich Shop -~-------------------------------83Z-6666 $1 00 OFF a OurGIAHrr2SII« Bu,t On. • ChH. . . . .Pep,.ronl ot •111 2 topp/11gs ot rour choice C)poon 7 41)'1 a WaHl • MOft..S• I. 4 pm • 1hm., Sun 4 pm • 1 I FREE! a-t t~w 2nd Also fntunn& Pn."s Touch of th. Middl.. East Falaf.t, Sand.ncha, Dish.. and O....ru pm 3036 SwM t Home Roed, - . . . "''· 691·731j ~ &pno 7/221t1 FA!£ DB.IVERY S.a«! and T oppi.na and 691·731 9 i! 3234 Main St. Open 7 days a - k Nut to Main St. Campu. Expi.n~S July 22 '81 6 am . 10 pm ~~------------- ------------------·------------------- ------------J 1r------------- ---------------------------------------- ---------~ PUTT-PUTT® t400~~~~lON .NY PUTT-PUTT® $1 ·1n : 1 I : 1 1 1I QOLF.GAMES -- -- Goii · G - ~~~ Oriw. RECEIVE s5.oo oF FREE roKENs with the regular purchase of $5.00 worth of tokens. I I - ~~~~• _,_ EXPIRES JULY 22 '81 • FREE Game Tokens With the Pflrch• • or 11.00 111 Tohns. V• lld with ua 1.0 . C.nl & Tlllt Co11po11/ 1 I 1 : 1I Buffelo "•Mo#Mod«n VJNo GMwRNm lullolo'&Molt _ , Goma lloom Limit 1 Coupon per 1*Mn EXPI RES J ULV 22. '81 ~------------~----------------~---------------------~-------~---tGREAT GAMEs-:c:::~-t!.-H ...... -GREAT GAMES:-• . _ SN«:• St. Buy $1° in Tokens and get $1° 0 in tokens-FREE ~ W ••• hMc• • unHt~t., AI,.,,.,11.,. 0 : • Umll1 Coupon per peraon EXPIRES JU LV 22. '81: KRAZY KARS 1 R;de F R E E ! with the purchase of 1 ride ~· Limit 1 Coupon per I*SOII .--~ I 1 I 1 EXPI RES JULy 22 , '81 : : ~ : ---------------------------------------------------------------· -~---------.-·T·------------------------------_._.·--,.·----~ i 1 CONTACT LENSES : only :. $54°0 ' pr. ~1': WITH THIS COUPON YOU GET••• ~ SOFT CONTACT LENSES FOR ONLY $54°0 : Chooec from Ba..eJ.. & Lomb • A.O. Soh • H,.,._,_ I I I I sorr With Tbia Coupon Profeaaioanal fittint fee S35", indudea Eye ExamiDaboll 1" - ..,_, lt)lft.J 2777 SheridGII Driue 834-4336 ~&pi-""" 22. 'II ~ ,.,..,. ,...,....,_ ~ Co4cl Smf...,_ 101;,. Oay J l f - ...... o---: Qrnyl... CaH: I Nontll Sen>lc• CoMrad; Sol-._/« C'-'*'tJ A St~ . . . . l'lou a peir of optjcol qaolity otr.,,GUul :suHalo Contact Le,.. Group I I I pl.., a pair of opt;caJ quality ~~7oo7!:!"w. BUFFALO CONTACT LENS GROUP • .&. BY API'OINnCENT ONLY AT - -' .._ . • 2777 Shendan Drive ·-834-4336 (o..IJ a 5 .......... ~Nortlolowto l'lu.a) Tho-~----------- -----------------------------------------~ -.~JIIIyltll P II �sports; wednesday Clark Hall looks to fill two coaching vacancies d ub to a fiMI 9-3 re<Ofd-+1 010« betomlll& Ol>ldl. Wbtn t h e - - ended and Cobuta !&~led to rt<dw a '<)IC of IUpporl from Oimtnlck tO mum 10 lht aquod 0<11 ,..r, obi joined tilt wornn'• pto bo•lillc dmlt and il aatrcntly IOurill& ta HOODtOA. Ia O<dtf fO< Cobun> to """"' Ill tilt lptift&lh< woW~ to r< ·ljll)l)' for tilt 8y IEFFREY R. THURSTON Spons trd11or hile bumlaa ror "" lnlmDI coodlao ~1M~ llol Mollbnll, ..... UB Alhl<tk ~ b now oonr.-cd ..o~~oo .,...;~~~icy o r - ror •- W !!ddliloMI........_ w.,._•, bow1Jaa-. Ondy Cobwa. " - - o r poootion . Ho- ,..-.IJaa 10 Cart Hall - . Collunl •cv Athlftic 0nc1or Betty Dua!DlCt, will BOO be rtniJ'IIiQa 10 btr ftJIIowina a ...-rul ~ wlliob lh< led the •omn t<al<n to a JWb pt.,. ll&lional fmlJb. Vanity boekey H...S Coach Ed Wri&ht ha• requcacd a on< ,.... sabbalka!IO return to ocbool I• punult or hit doctoral< dqne. The ....m, ~. will be rcfulcd 1M leaft ..... lr ao ldrqowe MSIIIVte b - round 10 rq>lacc him befon: 1M 1911-12-Alia aaldna O¥U 1M lldm .tom Paal T......,• moved 10 coedllloo .,.., dmsk>p 10 lllld -Jaaoary.~ led ahc ~..ow.,._·, AlrtadJ, • number or o&Mr pao..u.J COIIdoa haw :alr...Sy appbtd for Collum'• poutooo -·eel bau ror ... ,... llld wo.okl baft 10 r""'PC'CY • O<dtf to - l U I her eoeduna aana. Wbik Cob11111- omtvailabl< for . _ , _, ha f...., F'raok Coburn. ..ho assislcd bis dtual\lcr t h ro\IIIK>Ut lht campal,Jn, (OOltiiCSitcd tb.ol Dlmml<k '""' dtfcrtnancd IO liM th< _..... 1111 " Sh< , ........-thy or htf poo•lon," ht 11&>4. Dlmanlck ,... on """"llocl in Clllfomlo Mid could 1101 ......... - re< - -· beWn&ht .-.1alltr 1 12 ,or u y bd>tDd the bcncb of lh< UB bodttr hll. WlSbcs iO hd - -· dqrtt .. Wnaln plans ao outed dava 11 Ene eel- -. ComftNOIIJ Coll<er bdott ..._,....., hoo crcdott to Ius alma anatcr. llollon Um- Y· WJUit tht lthlodc dtpanmcol IQICho ror 0 wtrOPle OOIICh. lh< prucrtl Dirmor or lnttamunll Mid R<cfu uon wW rti!WD on the f1<11lty ud coolillut 10 1- ' t 18 looklot to upsradt luJ "oetr......... aht .-11 - aalncd ht lias bnNIIK lloo U B h«~<Y . , . _ u "for ., I -bly co..ld "~ .... 12,..... .. ..-11, Wt111U ...."""" a .......... rceord 1)9-7 ... or,., Eaacrn Collet< All\ldJc eoar..-. (E.CACl o..- u CCDpolltiOOI " 1'\c ttd to do too_, u-p • U1l (,....._, lnt,..,utlll and boci.<Y)." 1M a>Kb 1101od .. 1M ...,or fat r<qu<fllll& 1M ..bblbcll. " I' • - -blc or dorna 11101 anr ~o~~..,-ooo pll)'llicolly or mmtally " Wri&bl &aMI hi> flll\11'0 lla on ahcmatlvo 10 hockey. "And If II' 1 ol UB rcmailu 10 be o<n," W~hl ..nat If replaced by an lnaaua ooaeh, wnpaiOIII lot wW coounuc to orra luJ 10 lloo boektr propu~ At a donn<r for lbt looc'key dllb bdd tatlia • the ,...., ..,,.,. lAid." UB bodey powo,. ,.,.._ It ... alwaY> be ... llllpOOu.f pen or., life. BALLERINA ON ICE Skater struggles for big time spca~hll>, 1ht d~• "''" oomplcrcd !>he h•d oliCOfot..s. a (Vf"Wint, of thf' sptnr. which. tn m~ ~a.W'\, na.-u.•teJct. ptJnrt.~l ~ion and the to~oc:atJftl or. brae< thai .. ould en.-ompuo htr body from tht -~ ,..,.. Tbc ~riO C*!"'ed b' tbc ~,Q(, ;,a::orchnt t• RaaJ&n. not \a) condlljl'\t' to lut"rc .. U:rtnt J"41-ftt, wThc do<t<>n \looootd .,. !*Moo ol •hat oht loolcd lo\<." Randlll m:allcd," .,.d I a.>ld m~ IDOihtt. thea and tbnc. that I ·~' """ ~"' to kltbtm do that \0 me •• The- $UfJ-ft)'. fo.hf' rtOt.ed, •()Uid ln•ol•< the .Ji<OJII of !he pattml'\ bod, "Hh the- md fr-uh a \UII&ht •ptne:, -=:companied b~ an to IM hiCK "1'<1......, "ur,l). JCarrtd up bat~." fortu. .ad~. tht do<ton •creed to allo• Randllllto fc:wqo rht orcrauon. '-"k~ had, fOt tht mt.l\11 j>art, "1f0"ft OUI or choldhaod," and lht hod probabl~ .llrtod~ rca11cd ou &pD Ho,.<>«, tht ...,_. ,........,,..... Randlll mUSI w.,. un !In bod 1..- a< ....., rune houn 1 ni&ht- "That too~ ,.. • ""'' h_. to II" u.tet 1o:• \bt' ~. addtna rhal thor ~:;'':"'' «>m""""\,''•-.sn'IIO lf<&l fa< lherl '10< ..1 me '"""'I w "h PfflODII ptoblcrm rqubtcd IO lht loclduiC'. oli>hcd metal pi<rad the m-t<. &<O<Ind-huu•nc roa as a &oJlt A1hle1t, o blhioU) tO lhf" c:toud• hh formations cncullin& hn rm. porou<ttcd. abet! •hd 10 a haldll& Slop before alit oldtf, n><niO< Aller 1 shon ...:banat. by 1 r...,, t~ntr wordt or~· and • h&ha pea "" the bKt . tht •lwer rnumcd 10 the t<t, llo• ty PIDUI& tbt momanum ~ to c MC"UCc 1hr .._..... cornpi>C:IIlcd routine> o r .... s..r.uux Randall sl.att~ a loncsocn< liaurc nclu.; And •lllll w... ror • lldta aomc, • bell ab< anpty ..,.., •ill bt populated by tboUWMI& of checnna. odmltlll& fonL A urn< or ptt>Onll and financual JOC\Ifuy, ~ ~ .,.,.,.., for ,..,, or hard, and at hm6. ~oatint • ·ork . Howcv«, her ckfinilion or work 1J no t o r the nine~ ao-li•• &rind "'th a payday nw Thunclay breed. but o( Ill< ,.h.....,·l-ha~-tht-frtt-tl!llt, my-payday· may-n..er·omw kind. S... Randlll ts u atblclc dri•m by arnbotion-an ambleion 10 veac . thai sdaoot .,oat .._,.hhts. "nd a rm1 JOb aNI paJ> tro1 _ , . play bt-'<lto btl P .,....,.,eel '""'"'""'eel ..... ..,.~ V.'llilc friondtlowt&< oo btad>tl and cr. - •• hoo· rod can- typltal summer ,...,._ pawon•- Randlll •htch c<MUJinCI) rcmoncb her, .;. lh< btal·indt>ecd los. that •ummcr ikoukJ K a time for s-vrimmina. not t~UttnJ. "llut, I haw olwoJ> "'anted 10 be a •htcr." <0nccdt1 Randall, 1 19 y<at-old UB Ph)'1ic81 Ed,.....,. major. "E- lint< I •u 1 child and'"" u- ;UI.ill& oo TV, I knew that's .,hal I rtllly unacd ao do .nab ..., tire.Howeoa, procrasliJiatlo topped dclcrm-ooo diiOJII her carty _... Sbt ,... I) ,ars old. a vinaal "old '*!1·" wbal • rmllllr >~l!ll'cd anto nn r;,... Skaln a .olltat)' dan« 00 an ict pa.tOfi'*<L Alaholl&h aline arc no ,.....ns oYer the l01e ...... Randall noted that u "" cnamna Ktnmore W<fl Stnior Hi&h School frarunan, toeW ocaMtlej and their lu~ "''ere 1 diffacuh hurdle 10 ov<rtOmt. Whil• bdna • aroet tum mtmller and wlnn•na• co•ntd pooition on 1M chcctladina aquod. Randan uodcrwcrn "dttp ..,..,...,..hina" b<re<• dt>'ldina tNt t«, rather 111M day or mud wu her uw Dlcdluan. "It r<aDy hun to IJYC up ban& 1 dl«rracc<r,"lht itb. mild,.., .... or~ in her •DIU. "h .... oot of lboK o~ "'• hfttuot '*"'· .. thin&~- .. Hj&h cdlool broqho more bad .,....,, a.. o )car> Wet. On • rouu:oe trip 10 the «'hooo nurse's ofT't«. for ,.hll at the time lltemcd to bt a minor bKkacht, lht donor nodocd a curvatut< In Randall's <pinc. Later •.alter o couple or inttrlud<'~ with • 'oncay of Randall. a J :U QPA lludcna, has sn htr rte• on 1 rn'-l(C\~n.al t.:lrC'tf ••th lht Itt Cafl'iil~-~ nattOnally rc ~ nowncd tomi)Sft)' or • klt("t\ "hlth tuu.n. bl-.t tbt ctr(U), from to•n to to-.n "tan)' Ol)mpt< """· •u.;h a> P<m Ruruna. Ooo-O<h; Hatt~~ll. Md. rftO'.t rtcmtl)'. luKb frauannc. ha~c 1~ •\liCk thrir amar.tw ••us 10 jotJt orhn the' 1\'C (..,ad<~ OJ UHioltll cx.mpo&oto<,lht Itt follln R-.u "-' 110 illwo- IMt Jbt ,. a Fltmi~a. H-v. or a friiiiJiot . The onl) hnk lld•terl htr >nd 1M 1980 Sihu Mcdalut ts that "my,-o«ll . Hmha Sit>«, aauJbt Ltoda Ft~t~Woot'• oooch >Uuna." And tbt COC!\pari>oft <nd> thnt. StaU. llthou&h lh< may not be ''lh< bt$1 .._.,., In the " Odd'' or C'\CR dose 10 it. and that rupk> j untpt. ~.. nO( part or htr .-cryday rtpenon<. Randall rduiC'S 10 undrrslmatt bu odclJ for profCSJJOnlt >IX'<ftl. For tht leo Clljlodn. <b< t\llblncd. "It> mo<e omponant to loo~ toad and bt ""'""' ohan oo bt o pC1111 >laotr " In it "taka a lot or P<l~" 10 .... ~ " " . poulon,. - ) . Randlll bdlr\<1 .toe ha• "' •botndar!tt. " I really thmL I can do •·" >he .....t conrodcna.ally, al!hoqh w admutcd htf •~« t!'l"l may rro•t ao bt • h&nd..,P. ..... m bortnt (Of I pO:MUOf\ on the choJUl hnn... addil-. 'Still, although she may not be " the best o;kater in the wotld" or even close to It, and that triple jumps ate not part of het everyday tepertolte, she tefuses to underestimate her odds for professional success.' 1\Andall ...,od. " A P<nOO my loizc can only 110 on oo• much room for mr in 1ht middle." Ultlm01cty, the hoptS to land 1 ,ob u a "\Oio slalcr." •• •hich lh< would . ~... alon< after brtaUna away from oht Unt for 1 r.- mo<'IIHIJ Woth the-Ice Capada aryouu 10 bt bdd bo Booffllo thO\ I'Ooomtller. Randall ........ (amily ... bemi'J oo e - . S>le boasls • -dtoO< or....,. :u outfit•. dnldtd 1nro ··~•.on and •• pr'KOC(:.. Wl'l:l . The foocn.r taa COil uP"-anb of SIOOcodl, •hilt tht Ito> flatlt> pra<tJC< moclob fct<hts about 0<1< Qllan<r o r thai P'ltt RC<\'Itlly, Randan, ... h the ·..:p or bcr mO<htr, hu bciun 10 C'I'Cift ber own <M.id'iu 10 COftJft'"C on dthft' mel. Thrrr"i ... n~h. W'Wir\1 tht mu1tuudc of bnd.s and xqutn-' onto tht robl'k: hcotll. It •• a l.tbor of both ""'e and fnoplu~ for tilt •han, "bo tod! part time &I 1 nciiJoborhood fau food ......,UranL E\tll htr <~IIC\, "h•:lt, to tht ulltraincd <)'<. loo~ rdamd) •IIV.IIdli>t, >'Omrotaod ocarly Sol(lO. - · Add 10 abat 1 S2lS """"""kt rattal bill and a S20 aa lloolr >Uhol llblnKto<. 'cr. Randal bdt<'<l thll »> wr.iU lU bt 'AO«h at. Ci111 anwnc. •ht quc<room, put a rro« o n thr t..tiOJ "htn th< h&hl\ dom. tht mll>i<: rl.t>• JU\1 lew \'ou. and t~.OOO ~o.iwnna :admitft:J p1e and f.i1¥o"\. • your t\ a>· mo't'' For !Mit Randnll, dream . i~ouna ISn't ju~l a pa..,.in"K:, u'\ g, ----.O.N tee· ue Pltfsl c.at ............. fl/lllhttltfleft ,.,._ Nf eoKA. Kaorthe s.tW~t, eMil ~· IO a .........,..,-to... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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